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New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
TICKET OF THE TEMPERANCE PARTY.

At a meeting of the State Executive Com
pittee OF the Independent Temperance party held In
this city to-day, following preamble and resolutions
we're adopted. viz:
Whereas earnest desire OF the several representative tenn
which Albany October that there
shoud prohibition the present
upon popular and ticket As would command The
largest support; and 49,. L..
Hreas All such union upon such ticket have
believed unity Of AMI action 10 Of more I'm
than the the ticket 10 be o'ed ana
WhreaS Governor and
declined nomination. IN the
of Cancellation harmony and , 4,
WAeds gentlemen composing Prohibition ticket ar in the
faithful friends pTohotoy
tion and N irreprosehabe citizens, therefore,
Rsp.a roo and Dr. Sutton be
thai the Albany this
Executive following the
Temperance For Governor Myron
rE James Bsgg for Judge Of the Court
Appeals Horace Hownd Caaa COMMISSIONER Daniel Wal
ford; for Inspector Ira Bell -
throlghou; the State 70 unite with
and vigorous the end that the largest
sbie vote NAV be cast The ticket thus nominated
Arrangements made TO issue an address and the
nrst number Of campaign paper in few days, for the
OF O vigorous campaign. The Independent
Temperance Headquarters are at No. IS Resde-st. r
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
ARREST OF A FORGER.

Chidester g. Co.'S lumber yard in Jersey
City was visited Monday last by stranger, VINO
bought quantity of walnut flooring. which he stated
was to be used 10 finish block Of buildings on One
hundredlndthirty yhrst-st, New-York He rendered In
payment check for 500 purporng TO have been drawn
by C. b. Foote on the Harlem Bank and made payable
TO the order Of Chidester Co. The purchaser took his
lumber away In a wagon which he had driven to the
yard for that purpose and nothing more was thought OF
the matter until Wednesday when the check was pre-
sented at the bank and pronounced by the paying teller
N he forgery Chidester & Co. subsequently placed II
in the hands OF Detective Francis who worked down
and arrested the swinder yesterday In saloon
al No. 2377 Thrdave.. New-York. The cashier OF Cni-
deser & Co. identified him and the officer placed him
in carriage and drove to Jersey CITY, the prisoner
making no resistance At the First Precinct Station he
gave Dis name as James Cook. and was held for exam
nation.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
MARRIED.

AyDRRws-COrHEAI-0 Thursdsy Oct at ST. Arm. Ctureh
the Gaauiet. BY the Rev. William e. Andes
Of hs city Laura ioppeek
daughter Henry l. Cothea Of Fishki. n T.. No cards
BRIDGgs-PAY-On Wednesday Oct 1874 at the residence Of The
brides fathe g. Hunt Bridges Of aiervie
Kansas Lbbe H. daughter Of ChAs Fay Of Brooklyn Ne
cards
CURTISJgwErT-On Tue.dsy Oct by the Rev Ch,uncr ss
Church the hr Frank Curtis Of Brooklyn 70
daughter OF the late john JesetI Of
New-YOrk.
PIELD-MAgNIyG- Wednesday 7h inst .he residence of he
brides parents the Rev W. Chadwick Rehand e. Field aud
May G. Manuing sli of Brooklyn L.
GRIGGs-BRANDT-At Beevile N j. Oct Z 1874 BY the Rev
Mage D. John W. Gnggs Csrre W. daught<s
of tho ate William H. Brandt
KoBBB-MoORg-on THURSDAY, 9Th Inst bY the Rev wm. p
Morgan D. Walter KOobe and LEne Williams daughter of v
Mlmord Moore, oil Of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday. Oct 1874, at tbs
Church by Chancellor Howard Crosby
Helen NJ youngest daughter OF James w. hacauay Of tau
city. 70 Edgar Richmond of Chicago
ROGERs-TRMBLEon THURSDAY evening Oct s. at St ThOmAsi
BY Rev. John W. Tmbe assisted by Rev Dr. Morgan
Ewrd Rogers Chicago, Annie PsnoH youngest iaHghss
OF TrimDe
Chicago papers copy.
Madison Conn tho residence Of The
brides Oct by the Rev Gallup Jevei. scaatoa
New YORK ami ). Alice daughter Of s. H. Scranton,
sRYMOUR-PIRRSOs- Bloomfield n j. the enfence Of ths
brides the 9Th inst by Rev r. g. Seymour Mr. eofrs
Seymour and Miss Ba Person, daughter Of Horace Psrsoe
both Of Bloomfield.
AsDERvoORT-BRRMRYgR-A St. Psus Church BROOKLYN,
BY Rev Dr. d. Stafford browne. Ralph yiajsc
VI Luie3 ~ j.. Charlotte Bemeyer Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
GOVERNNENT WE4THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGrON. ID. c.. Saturday, Oct l0-l a. IN.
Synopsis for the past t,centu-f0ur hours
The North w estern depression mas moved
to Lake Superior followed rising barometer
north Winds and Clear cold weather In the North
West. and thence to Missouri and by south-westery
winds, cloudy weather, and rain the upper lakes.
South-westerly wInds, falling barometer, and warm
cloudy weather prevail on the lower lakes south
westerly Winds falling barometer warm and partly
cloudy weather over the Middle and istern States
Unchanged pressure aud temperature, light variable
Winds clear partly cloudy weather in the Gulf and
South Atlantic states, and thence 10 the Ohio Valley
The have risen at New Orleans aud Evansville
aud fallen at Nashville,
Probabilities,
For the Northwest anu upper likes and thence to the
lower Missouri and lower Ono valleys, rising barometer
cooler partly cloudy aher and fresh north
Winds with occasional rain on the upper lakes.
For the lower lakes falling barometer. fresh south
west winds caudy weather and rain. clearing IN the
evening. go
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States slight changes
of temperature, northwest TO south vest
winds and generally clear weather.
For ne Eastern Middle States, falling barometer.
souihresteriy and souherly uiHds Udrner and cloudy
rcaher ch RAIN in the northern and pestern portions
OF the latter section.
Cautonary signals continue at Duluth.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
u not change the nominations

btnations OF the campaign, e' ' "'"
for the Legislature ..,,,. .,..... 49,.
The county officers 70 be voted for 90 Coronsrs
asherin Register o Surogate. and tnrs~ "a for
and the nominating conventions have been '
next Thursday Col. James Pockwel, Democrat, 10 tho
present Sheriff. and, it Is supposed will be ren0mnated
and reelected He has served years. entitled.
by usage to o third term. The Hon Aaron G. Baldwin
is mentioned hts possible Republican competitor. For
Register Julius Fitzgerald Henry T. Dusenberry late
County Clerk and Henry Soden Alderman OF the Second
Ward, are named as the Democratic candidates. and DIT
Sanford b. Hunt, editor OF The Daily Advertiser and
Col Charles Cortos. the Rspubcan candidates. For
Surrogate, Geo. ID. q. Moore, Republican, the present
Incumbent. u s said will probably be renominated. The
Orphans Court s really the surrogates Court and the
Surrogate merely the Clerk OF that Court and has no
judicial duties. John II. Meeker lawyer, and Herman
Ise exLay Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas, are
aspirants for the Democratic nomination. It's believed
that new candidate will bs brought forward TO recon-
cile conflicting interests The Office OF Coroner 10 not
much sought after Tne present incumbents are doc
tor an undertaken and Justice of the peace, and 10 Is
thought that there Will be serious opposition to their
ret;le
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
FUNERAL OF DIR. EDDY.

ADDRESSES By BISHOP JAMES, DR.. sCHAFF, AND
BISHOP SIMPSON.
The funeral Of the Rev. DR.. Eddy was at
tended at o'clock yesterday afternoon from st. PauPs
Methodist Episcopal Church. at Fourth-ave. and
Twenty-second-st the Rev. j. A NJ. Chapman, ID. d.,
pastor The opened with the reading Of the 9oh
and 91st Psalms by the Rev. DR.. D. Curry hymn,
read by the Rev. c. B. Fletcher was then sung, and
followed by prayer by the Rev. DR.. Chapman. The
Rev. Or. G. r. Crooks then read the 18Th chapter OF
Corinthians
The first address made by Bishop James. He said
that In itself is nothing but preparation for II
everything is Of little moment whether IS IN the
body or out Of 1t: his spiritual condition Is the su
premo question. To leave the body for darkness Is
appalling to leave it for Heaven the highest priv
iege Of humanity The risk in battle alike to ALL high
and low; death takes o prominent readily
infant. No Is out OF danger for hour 1t has
been said. not reproachfully that Dr. Eddy died from
overwork II would be better 70 than in the op
posite directon but Of him it is not true His death
produced by a mechanical cause beyond the reach
OF medical aid. He most eminent as preacher
Intellectual scholarly, SIMPLE earnest The Bishop
conc uded with account Of DR.. Eddys death. written
by Gten: Clinton B. Fisk, who was with MIN from the
beginning OF his illness.
The Rev. DIR. Philip Schaf then said, among other
things: DR.. Eddy Is not dead he has just begun to
live He never preached more powerful sermon from
Eddy distinguished for his catholic spirit and his
desire OF producing harmony the churches But the
true union is not absorption one that would be I'M
possible and undesirable IL taxes many sounds, high
and low. TO produce harmony. What want Is variety
In unity and unity In variety. Our theology should DO
as broad as Gods truth and AS narrow as HIS justice
Bishop Simpson said that he felt that his place was
not at the desk. but among the mOurners Dr. Eddy
his friend from boyh0od. All over the West Dr..
Eddy dedicated churches and bundreds Of young men
converted under his preaching are now ministers The
Bishop closed with touching exhoraton 10 The friends
of the deceased.
The closing hymn was read by the Rev 8. d. Brown.
The pal-bearers were the Rev. Drs. Joseph HOdich,
Reuben Nelson, c. d. FJse. and K. u. Hatfield, Gen.
Clinton b. Fsk Hiram Forester. Geo. j. oenoy, Oliver
HOyt JOhn Hurst, Gen JnO. Berry. Ben p Parlett,
JnO w. B. Pentz. The committee OF arrangements OF
the church j. ID. X. Crook, and Geo. Forester
Among the clergymen present the Rev Drs. C. X.
True, L. II. King. o. H. Tiffany, c. F. Deems, j. z. Dur
bin, j. n. Roche aud the Rev Messrs Reynolds, Lang
don W. p Corbet q. B. Sing. ". +. Hll, W. McAlister.
sims. and J. B. Merwin. Dr. Eddy's remains will
probably be taken TO Chicago for Interment.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
DIEU.

ARCHgR-oa THURSDAY 9Th inst suiwe only child
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited
attend the residence It's saaParcn No. los
state. ST. Brooklyn, SATURDAY. at ) o'coeA ,.
BRoOKs-Oct T. 1874 Brooks in Both Of bis
Puners from bis late residence l5S Cnion brockvn
saturday at 81
coLEMAS-On Thursday evening in the s2d Of her
nnp, Coau and mother Of Ms Jesse w. Bea9hc c'
Monday the I'm Inst al O'Clock NJ hon the Fresof
tenan Charch. Bridgeport, Conn
cRAyDRLon THURSDAY Of dpsthers Agnes Myrief only
Of stephen NJ and aary A Cr'nae .,s IN, ,.,, ~
SATURDAY, 10th Inst. at ~ o'clock a. u
pALY-Ou THURSDAY Oct 8, Peter Dsy aged SO years
and fens Of the family are rePeS,aI @ hy w 'sa
BooEIyn Saturday 10th inst oeloes Cemetery Of hoJ
Cross Fa5ash.
nowyRn san Francisco CAL Sept "a Charles s. d
James powuie aged q years and months formerly Of BrOcAy
HAIyEsA Yonkers THURSDAY night 9Th inst Edvad t. sou
ysS. kSa,,@ snd Tes ia are invited 70 attend xoad. ga
ns at D. M residence Of hs iaths No. "a West PT'
HRGEL-At PauSsd j. THURSDAY, Oct g. 1874 Gottieb Fred
Hegel in the o2d year Of h, age ,,., . , ,h s,
from Of his .on1'. "m WHIT on ss'aTay Ioss
j. Crn 1880 ~ and l2;iO Carriages Si be N
attendance the depot
HYArT-on sth inst at Sing Sing T., Mrs Elizabeth Ass
hs IN Toe [ ,l be held her late reden. on Sunday the
IIh inst the Chappaqua Meeting House al IL ocoes
LAIyG-In Brooklyn 9Th inst Isabella Wilson LANG ssed II
Punsra from the residence her on NJ JOha Whit. 2ld
SATURDAY. At o'clock p n Enssa o. .ss s%, NJ ,a ..
IoyR-oc, o. 1874 at her residence No "a Bass Twsnhsh.
Mr.. Helena Love in he s5th year of her
Her remains BruynSick Ulster Co. for in'srnsaL
MRCK-Ip Newark j. Tuesday Oct D, after severe inSss
Edward q. Minck. -. A.. 49,,
the House Of Pray. corner Of srS.a AZ" -
.oas.saus sssasas a. and s.sfa z R. at
sMITH-op Tuesday Aug H. Pss. France, Aareu Smith.
comedian. aged IS. -. -, IA.
Fnr. services VIII be bed TIE Church Of ne
Church Around the Corner Twenty ninth
st. Rev g. H. Hoaghen hsstor al - NJ on
sunday Friends Of the deceased the .besa posA.c.
M.ssu,c fraternity members Of the Manhattan Lotos and Ar
cadan Clubs invited to attend
wgIrEou THURSDAY Oct Ida MAY daughter Of James spa
Adeia White months and days
The relatives family respectfully inyed 70 AZ
tend the funeral 3S3 Lexington
ave. Brooktyn, on Saturday, Oct lV. At o'clock
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

Horsto Twomby Predeot Joseph Jadne AMI Asher Bar
Secretaries
Prof. Theodore Glaubensklee moved that subcom
mlttee OF seven appointed to confer with similar
Committee from the other Reform organizations. One
Reform body had the previous evening and ap-
po,pted such a Committee. II time they were up
and doing He moved that the Committee proceed to
mention the names Of candidates whom they would be
willing u support for Mayor.
E. c. Lee hoped that all such names would be sub
mitted TO the Chair without debate. James L. Haste
Thought they had already appointed Committee to act
in this matter. BE moved To adjourn.
Gen Cochraue thought there was no harm IN calling
over the names. They had duty TO perform. Their
Iamented standard bearer had fallen nut there we're
others to take up and forward 10 the
end his noble purposes There we're other meetings or
Liberal Republicans taking place throughout the state
From all OF the State come tIdngs 10 the State
Committee that the Liberals were standing together and
battling for The right as before. Some even
would have favored separate state TICKET The
Liberal Republicans were now c0urted Dy the Two
opposing parties. They might decide the election.
After further discussion the Convention adjourned,
subject to call OF the Chair. The Executive Com
mittee met immediately after the adjournment OF the
Convention. Gen Cochrane moved the appointment or
10 confer with all other political bodies
OH the subject Of nominations Gen. Cochrane the Hon.
Thomas Z. Stewart the Hon. Benjamin f. Manlerre, the
Hon w. W. Niles. Robert Beatty, Thomas Mugan, and
Frederick Gugel, jr were appointed as the committee
The question of a conference with Committees from
Tammany Hall, the German Reform Organizations. the
Council OF Political Reform, ana otner bodies,
agreed that the Subcommittee should meet at the 81.
Denis Hotel O'Clock this morning, and that the
Conference Committee should meet at the same place
p IN. to receive report The suggestion havipg
been made that Tammany Hall might not appoint Con-
ference Committee, Gen. COchrane said there was no
harm done. there were other political bodies Win
whom they could confer.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
THE THIRD TERM FAVORED.

ADDRESS OF FREDERICK GEDNEY BEFORE THE Re
PUBLICANs OF THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
A large meeting Of the Young Mems
Republican Association Of the XIth Assembly District
held last evening at the Hall Of the Association at
No. $40 Eight-ave. The meeting was called to order
by the President, Knox McAfee, and the usual
routine business having been concluded,
be introduced as the speaker Frederick j. Gedney
Attorney to the Department OF Buildings who said :
There has never been a campaign in which there is
really little talk about the but II the
saying Of cheering word can be OF any service to
my friends of the XIth Assembly District,
here prepared to The only cry of this cam
palgn, and which has right TO be entertained In
this contest is the socalled third term business"
heard man say the evening shan't vote for
Dix because they are going to run Grant for third
term" Now such line of argument Is about equivalent
to saying. will not take nov family out TO ride In
Central Park tomorrow because the Pacific Steamship
Company going TO Que Of their steamers from
the foot Of Canast. There is not particle OF common
sense in either assertion This not to elect
President of the United States but to elect Governor
and State ticket. But If they thrust
the Third Term us we shall not shirk
IL; we are not afraid to meet 1t squarely
and fairly When, let ask you. gentlemen. since the
time of Washington, had such "A man III the
Presidential chart Equally great IN the field aud IN
the Executive CHAIR we point prondy 10 ~ s @ nu
bail hm as the greatest representative Vi nls repuoi
country that has ever presided over TINS people
being the DdOsement by the people or MS
first administration 1t direct refutaOn OF the
ISLANDERS and maevOlent accusations OF his enemies and
II ULYSSES .. Grant were 10 be nominated t0mofrow
there power earth TO prevent hlm from being
elected tue overwhelming voice OF free people Ap-
plausel In the state OF Louisiana we have had what
under Pierce Buchanan would have proved an open
rebellion--men armed aud equipped and fully prepared
To begin over strife when Grant alone backed by
the hearts and ready hands OF the loyal people OF
the States, able to bring 10 termination am sat
lsled that before the time for the PreSIdeItlai
nomination comes Gen. Grant will decline
TO be candidate for third term
gcatefu people who recognize his marked aOHty pre-,
dict his Triumphant eectiun III the face OF any and all
obstacles TApplause.l Another crv IL from the So
called party who that the mission OF the
Republican party tnaJ Is Time 10 tOid up the
bonOred banners and nlde them away To DE
covered with the dust of forgetfulDess; but
inst as long as 10 be struck for suffering
humanity Just so long there is rlgnt 10 De accOm
pllshed, cant give up. RepuDllcanism Is wdieh
word not only of land bat all over the world
II is battle OF struggling humanity ana we don't pro-
pose to up our prestige. ~,
The Hon. JOnn Il. White also spoke, AMI the meeting
then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
To the Public.
ASH ,oR ALLcOcK's PoRous PLisryRs,

HAvs 0THERs
See Government printed it, LsrTsRs
B2ASDRkTH.
Acoess Porous Pars prepared by Poroas Plaster Compsuy
mmsndiDg remedy applied hs
spns produces sound refreshing when sopocs including
Morphine and Of Chlora have administered 70 the psnsss
n
When consider how nuch dpepa oceaSoned By the want
sleep much the eeupve powers the body retarded IRON
easily comprehend the benefit impaired
application Of this Plaster We the public against bass
and brazen orgsres Of this admirable preparation
Ask for ALLGocks Porous aud have oikers
D. BRAsDRzrH,
President Porous isster Ce
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Shin Hews ses Third Pa0e.i

ARRIVED.
ssth siiS nd.. ana sIss ps. S', osIeas CO.
,s Steamship $ Isabel, a Sosr santos A's 30 ma ' '''s''
Steamship Ashland %hteur' ChariestSn Oct With mdss saz
steamship viaasa'o. Do.as, ra,aeIph, with ns L'ui-'s
Steamship rCeoratra Chpu. Savannah -a mi'e sd
Barb Courier lGer SO day. 10 b.. ApchessS
q. Sandy Hook ior oraerS
BARK Rosa Bcstshsi sr P.sTs Dublin q i. eais ns..
Bg suovs Assl. t. rf, cs,ts g st a;. 'i r
Of P.rssoro ST. Psa. wi.d.os n g.
sohI ssdda NJ to P,r,boro, ~, xsrrisa wis.or S.
sdhr. L Sargent, Sargent, John B. iay, lumber
BELOW.
ship David Crockett Anderson from liverpool Sept - With nd.s
SAILED.
steamship Ande, for Kingston JAM ship. Edv,n P.r nd a.
for a.,re Bremen 81 Olaf and Alert 70, Lisbon
Flvoss Dsmersrs Hattie eston for Port SpTn ch.s Hoard.
Matte Russell for bsns. s s S ss Il. .'
"IsD-suasst light. WI clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Oct 9-Arrved. steamship Nereus from tSev rort
Ce.rsd steamship John Hopkins Baltimore Age.
via Pdephia Elws for UaYeane Cupid AbsTisa
CaAaLsroy. Oct o-Arved steamships, Champion New
FosTnss, SosRos Oct s-rsssed IN ios B.iamore .s.s.,
SAVANNAH Oct sA1vea steamship Leo from s.-Yors bsst
Alamo trom BrsmehaVen se' daF.'sne nOH AaVfe MACY
BALrrxoRz Oct 9ArHye. steamship. wn. Lawrence ron
Rs from W% wssn rom PSah. c.'d
Bckton for Prosdeacs Mahs New issk.
Richard Wiling for Philsdel2hia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEHNsrowS Oct orhs Cunsrd Line steamship Hecs from
Boston, 70 and sailed o Liverpool
fosa.
Pned Dorchester he 7h
AmyEos and A.bstro Arnvo the 5th
Ia
sla6ods Psls~aa Also arrived Tusa. Ca sai
Hce Angelo
DISASTERS.
QUEBEC, Csnata Oct "a telegram rom Grspe states that hs
wrecked OF Ellis bay The
Lazy
while psssng, 70 survey the eck an y goft 10
On. Oct 9-rhe schr Centurion
Kngstoa for Farsavsn leak las -
False Duck Island Bath The hsd hsTnG
bseas NJ open boat, during gaze.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

FV7h zrerm Hotet--The Hon. George M. Robson,
Secretary Of s fy ss.ster Reuben Psn,oa o. Jsnesovs
n Prot sprser Baird WAshngon, the Hon H. g. Eastman
81 snd Lieut Col Do.ins Of the British Any
Meopo"dS Hotd-CheJurcs SANFORD Church Of the Court Of
Appeals and State senator Of Seneca Falls IT,.
1omarS Hotet-Atorn General judd Of the Sandwich
81 Jdmes Hok-The SAWYER late Assistant
Secreury o. ne Treasury Brrecrt BouseCspe sel-n Of
be busn navy Major George and Major o. g. Hunt
Army Srand Central HoeiAsssut Bishop Wlsm Pinknev Of
6tise1 Hoss-Rr Roswell Hart Of hcches
and H. A. Richmond Of Bud.o m Westus.saer
Mhnson OF sIease Stsyevant HoHSuge T. W. BsItley Of
Arm
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

yssesesx Recently sspe ron An sme.r from the
secured him Jssssy Cy yestsr1y and
vThs win Of Bartholomew csrpeuter Who f
Eo. roof s Issssy s.'slnf and y. killed sad be
s. for hsy lief have been opened plases cty sr
ecx Helm Of nontsve disappeared from wednssdsv
SAVING no clns 10 his vhereabouta 10 70 said that
several ms for a.,% sbous 70 BE- bFoaxht against
him that inst borrowed $1,000
man usmed MkS Kane recently escaped from State Prison
where he confined buaes ssd 70 be hiding
his this DeteetivAs have eaehea ms house ard
.fched for him unsueesssfaly man nsnss s.e sahs
this fell dead before the City AmoT Yesterday amer
noon henorbags hunted and seventy
Th astaaId by the City Clerk s THURSDAY
Board Eduaon received the report
Of Committee appointed devise plans and for be pro
ofA High school 100000 6ste
Homeopathic Medical Scety viii boer meeting In ms
city next "Wednesday.
BLIABxra-T conssssi election between Connolly and
Fenre Council the Circuit Court
before Judge Depus yessriHg Mr. Connolly claims shat DO Was
counted and entitled e vhee Fssre oceupes
RAsr OnAy6R-Bsbop 81 Albany viii pr.-ch
Christ Church morning. the afternoon tbs Rev Joseph
McIlvains Of the diocese will eceupy the pulpit
BLooxrnLD- D-rhe First being repaired
OF
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
xBIGLIN DEFEATS TEN EYCK AT THE OA

The three-mile race for the championship
Of the state of York between James A. Ten Eyck
and John Biglin rowed at Nyack on the Hudson
yesterday morning. Bglin took the water nrst and
gained the lead, which he kept throughout the race,
though Ten Eyck made several spurts and several times
lapDed the leading boat. The contest was warm one
and Blglin barely won, Ten Egck being only half
Iength behind him at the finish. The time was 2212.
Ten Eyck was serenaded by his friends IN the evening
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CLEVELAND Oct e-wbelt quiet and lower No. Red held Ct
al 10 No. 81 O5 quiet and unchanged Oas quiet aud
unchanged =, MI. v-.-. a. 7s Tr.h.
p, s5as5 "a Choice s6as6 so: Family, 81 Corn scarce
none ars, bands 81 % for White oss dq
oDI and scarce; Choice. $40 So Pork held :. s23 no
% n, S.las Meat. nominal BacoB-Eo demand bed-shoul
ssrs s clear RID I5c Clear Sides l5 Hams dull and
lower At & Llr quiet fierce lo'.; keg To- S1ssr-
hhds MolassesNothiny doing Whisky
lower on account Western sdvces Lousssa Oidsl 0o
el O4aS1 Coffee quiet Ordinary 10 Prime lb92Oe
CORN Meal in better - 80 Gold 1895 BIehange-Se"
YorL sight psr; steriBg 5.32 ~,
po.n ann at Srn Grade Turpatne steady sl %
for Hard; 81 10 for YeowDp and ~ w s Virgin Tar steady
a 81 81.