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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29

BARNARD-At Mnburn J., Friday Aug % Of psr,lysis
Wsm p the TON OF bis formerly resident OF
LauViIe Lewis County N. Y.
BARRBTTo AT MOutcs j. on SATURDAY sept 70 lota At the
residence Of niece Mrs Alfred r. de Lule, Henry Chapman
respectfully invited . attend s the f ns
Carriages will be waiting the arrival Of the O4o train r'
Christopher a.i BarclaV-st
BosTwICKA Jersey Cty Hghts Saturday Sept 20 Daniel b"
ve. in the 2sh year o. ms age attend the funeral from the resi-
deucs his Samuel BcstSs & Jersey hey mo1
% Is.: aS9 S Ss train oS Grand Central Depot
New. Canaan Conn, for nernent
RuCKBoUT-On Sunday Sept a. bis residence White Plains,
Isaac Craig Buckhoat Civil Engineer son oil the late jacob
in the 44th year Of his 'ge . , n. ,,ns,.l .s,,,s
The Sses c sSa White Plans. on wsns 80 II
O'Clock Special train leaving Grand Central Dpoth 10y
m stopping Harlem Mott Haven AOrsania, fremont and
Pordhsm returning after the funeral
Nyscl on the Hudson Sunday 9th inst after long
aud painful illness Custman wife Of Capt Arthur Ch ssea
r and friend. Of the family her brOber
inw Cornelius B. Payne are RESPECTFULLY invited 70 ANN M
e cSarcs on m the flights.
coLyIsIu Brooklyn on Saturday 49, 1874 Louisa A. ress
81 aGs s aSt ie .Sds a respectfully the
%sa 81 seS SS a. @ I Without
EDGBw 0RTHwliam H. on MCntay 2ss inst son Of "'o'"
III. n ns nd family .;ssS
the ons,, from the fs'S e u 81 a, So
Rochelle the 9Th inst, Jennie Blair HID
Notice. asee Of Of Ss'n aneral hereafter.
LyyERgrr-A hi. Plymouth n H. on THURSDAY sept
IL William Leyee esq. brother Of Mr. Josiah s. LeTere''s
IoTHRoP-on Friday morning Sept 25 IJuise Jeremiah LOhrOp
aged 20 years. -, 49, -. 49,. ,,..,. ..,,,... xiu
geld
tyNEsOu Sent, 1874. at her residence 1887 AtAnhcave'
Brooklyn Lynes she beloved wife OF Henry LJnes
MooRE-In williamsburg Monday sefh % John Moore 'soa
~
Motto. Of funersl tO-morrog.
SRISoy-on the 2Sth inst James D. Nelson D. sge 81 years
the funeral from residence 30 West Ihryehte St on
l22 ocoek ~ss
10 Woodlawn for nerment
poGUETn Brooklyn SUNDAY morning Sep, 81 Mrs. Edrabeh
Pogue. q the I7th wear Of her age -. -,
aer relatives aud respectfully invited 70 attend the fune
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept 20 at Ia O'clock N, from ios
Herkinerst.. Brooklyn
RAPELYEon SATURDAY morning 2sh inst Eli,,ssh RaDee rees
of Jacob Rapelye aged 70 years 10 months and ~ days
The relatives family invited 10 attend nor
fnnera from her Laurel Ill., Nesosn, on iaay
ooh inst. AZ 10 O'clock vii b IN attencance ~ hunters
Of the Granst car Ivute AZ IL
q N. convey friends 10 TIE house.
wIIIp BcooG,u on Monday Sept % Richard Wall aged 20
wears, months, and % days -.
Ali rslayes aud friends family respectfully nvtol 70 al
bis late residence. 10 Huson-aF, al
O'Clock in the afternoon Wednesdsy sept 30
WALLACB-In Brootu Sept %, at IL o'clock At her late resi-
depee 563 CDoat Of Huntington, Bridget Wallace aged
80 yeau, wife ofJohn Wallace - -. n
Her funeral place Thursday lst prox At o'clock Her
will be inferred al Troy, " l. feh1 aAS s'Ates Me re-
specially requested 20 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
THE REPORTED COUNCIL TO TRY MIR.
BEECHER.
DIR. sroRRs DENIES ANY KNOWLEDGE OF II

DIR. sToRRs DENIES ANY KNOWLEDGE OF 1T.
TO ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR In THE TRIBUNE of this morning an ac-
count given by of your reporters of certain state
ments said have been made to him by an officer In
the Church OF the Pilgrims" As am generally known
in this community to be the pastor of that church.
may very likely be inferred by some that am tho
officer referred VIII you therefore allow me to say
that the conversation reported not held with me-
that know nothing whatever of the matters referred
to in it, and had never heard Of them till read this re-
port; and that any have been initiated or
suggested for calling council to consider the case Of
Mr.. Beecher and the Plymossh Church. it has been
wholly without my knowledge. x. 5. SToRRs.
BrOOklun Sept. o. 1874.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
JAMES Y. SIXTH, Chairman.

Burglars have lately been raiding upon the
safe, IN Philadelphia having been broken
sk one Of captured Sunday night with nnde upon
hin.
Recent developments show that tho accident
an te SeIaa Rome Railroad caused by obstrneous
n. On or bridge The receivers offer reward Of 81 OOO
for tbe apprehension Of the perpetIstorA
At a meeting of the wholesale liQu0r dealers
al Buao Yesterday Rpou A. r. Kerf Chas = Nage Joseph
Dpeea Charles g appointed delegates 70 ne oAse Con
yonuon 70 he held a. Albany the sob INST
-. Chas. Campbell Selectman aud Town Ireasn
Ier wsysnd Mass supposed TO have drowned N h rona
but The search for bis ooay has proved unaysiling.
George w. Claypoe, q post-ofice empoye, who
- rrese lew weeks ago charge Tobhng the mails
brought into the United Baltimore yesterday sonug
for trial uead sa and ssnsaS' " Ave eAIS smVs'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
ORGANIZATION OF A FIRE INSURANCE BROKERS
BOARD IN BOSTON.


BOARD IN BOSTON.
BosroN, Sept. 2S.-To insure better relations
with underwriters aud to place In responsible position
the department OF business pursued by fire insurance
hrokers OF this city, they have formed organization
20 he known as the Boston Board OF Fire Insurance
Brokers The provisions OF their constitution re-
oure that its members shall consist OF those
VINO can subscribe TO the qualifications or brokers us
set forth in the same The action OF the Executive Com
mittee in accepting rejecting any applicant, or ex
peing any member, may be revised at any meeting Oh
the Board but an Affirmative vote OF two-thrds shall
be required to reverse It. The annual meeting VIII be
held on the third Thursday in January and quarterly
meetings will be held In April July ana OCTOBER Inc
officers are to consist OF President Treasurer Secretary
and an Executive Committee the latter 10 consist OF the
President and Treasurer, as ex oWeio msmOers anu
three other members elected annually. The object or
the Association TO oblige brokers and companies To
conform TO the rate prescribed by underwriters Tue
business OF brokerage pursued TO great ehehl by
who follow other avocation and tue pro-
yisous of constitution include only those who make
brokerage their sole business
The state Insurance Company OF Parkershurg W Va,
has Issued poee " l!s agents al1 kQAel'aoaera lh@l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
ROWING ON THE HUDSON.

THE 1'wENTY-SEyENTH ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE
ATLANTA BOAT CLUB.
The 9th annual Fall regatta of the Alta
lapta Boat Club took place yesterday the Harlem
River The social part Of the regatta very
full but the raciug was marred by delay. The races
we're 1--WE In numer the first being for single SOULS. for
tho champion belt distance three miles The second
junior single scv match for the junior belt two
miles the third for par-oared shells, two miles
the fourth for eightoared barges ono mile; and the
fifth, fourared shells for the championship, two miles.
The prizes IN the last three the Club medals
The from Florence's dock 10 MacOmb's Dam
and return for the twomile and from Florence
dock TO stake-boat half q mile above MacOmb's Dam
and back for the three-me The single scul cham
Dionship rowed by Z. Losee, X, Bainbrdge,
and DIR. r. withers. At $50 the word given to
start, and as the boats shot out DR.. Wtherstoos the
lead, and kept it for tbreequarters of mile. Losee
then took the lead, and keptt to the fnsh coming In
far ahead followed by cambridge. second, and Withers
last. The time OF the winner 10 minutes
and 45 seconds. Tho entries for the junior single
scul race, two miles, were E. Mills, jr, George
Young. and H. Goodrich, the former winning in
IA minutes and seconds. For the between four
cared shells there two entries, j. f. Eusts and H.
Blake comprising one crew and Wlthers and Bain0rdee
sas ken ri b en ae eaa e the
miles In IA minutes and coming In twenty lengths ahead
me barge race Of one m e was wp ba
coxswain the whites" whose coxswan f. Miles,
jr being far behind. The Ouroared shell race was not
creditable to the Club. The crew who wore the red
colors composed of r. Banbridge, ". Spear o. =
johnson. and DIR. Withers The crew in white were H.
Blake III. B. Leroy s. NJ. Clark and j.. 4. Eustis Az
the start the Whites" took the lead aud were gradually
gaining when the Reds attempted TO give them water.
and In doing fOuled them. bolt occurred and a
fresh start taken. The Reds" again foued their
opponents aud drove them down the Shore where the
mud prevented them from moving. The race was then
given up and both boats returned the Reds receiving
Kisses all sides The referee decided that the race
should be rowed again to-day. otherwise no would de-
clare the Whites " the winners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

cHicleo, Sept 2sFou quie, unchanged Wheat Sir 30
nsnd and lower closing sesd No syns 37e No 2do e6se
cash. eS1sr October; No. do laci Rejected
Cor .s,iys and higher No nssd sSs eah so os,esr
osts and higher 60isc for No eisbj 49 Oct 471
seller all the year; Rejected, Ace Rye qEiet and
cash q o3 sep.snbs ese oe'obsri No sO s3oso Pert
dull sBd lower $l S72d$22 spots S7 60 seller ali the
Lam d. and lower l4sc September III s ser all he
Dak Mssss add unchanged Whisky sesdy az o. % Pghts
wnest 249o 900 bush Corn 10000 bush ost 5000 6sa Rys
Wheat 1871 900 bush Com 10000 usht Oats 90 900 bush Barley
On the Open Bs this Wheat closed steady 937 Oct
Corn higher at sS7,c, 73l2c selier all the
oELKASs sept 28Pour dul supe6ne ~ Treble EIrs.
20 20 Coruyev Mired 9Sc OatsS0 sales Bran quiet st
20 HAY duh at SO for Choice Pork dali nomnsly $685. Du
Sailed aests Shoulders dull at 9s Bacon dali nd nominal held 20
lie for shoulders l6S for Cear Rib 1880 for Sdes.
ians-ornsry. l3gl4e Cbose l49al6p& Lsrd-lAgh sup
Ply fierce 10 2GlSc kes Is z663 sugsrsma stock; Fsr
3y Pany Pair Toe; strictly Prime l0S Whisky ena sch
smalL Louisiana 81 OF Western, 81 O7dSl IL Coffee ae
Pair TO Prime 7d2Oc Corn Meal dull Fresh held 81 90 kx
ehangs-Ssw YORK Sight. pr Sterling, $50 God, lOJa
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BASE BALL.

The eighth game of the series between the
Atlantics of Brooklyn and tho Mutuss of this city
which played the Union Grounds yesterday,
witnessed by about 500 spectators. The was
played admirably well by both clubs, but the pitching
of Matthews todwith good effect, the Atautics were
only able to score during the entire game. In
the first inning. Ferguson after having first given him
a muff by Nelson home clean hits by Pearce
and Martini The Mutuas scored two runs In their first
inning through errors OF Pearce and Martini and In their
eight they added three more to their score
and the game by a score OF to l. The game was
impartiay umpired by Mr.. Phelps OF the Mutuals Fol
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TRIBUNALS IN MR. BEECHERs CASE

JHE AUTHORITY OF COUNCIL QUEsTIoSED-THE
LEGAL PKOCEEDINGs-MR. TILToN RETICENT.
With reference to the rumOrs III Brooklyn
70 the effect that Of the Congregational clergymen
lad determined call another council for tho purpose
Of trying the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher upon formal
sAa'Sss conduct unbecomiDg clergy niau and 70 de-
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THE FIRE RECORD.
ArLEyoxyILLE. CAyApA-Loss. aoOOo

Ar KNOXVILLE, CANADA-LOS5. S0O,0oo.
KNOXVILLE, Can, Sept. ga fire broke
ont this morning the hay loft Of Brooks's stables.
The entire business portion OF the place Is destroyed
except CasswelPs Hotel Buck & Learned and Clough,
Robinson Co.'s stores, and the post-oice. Over 80
nriyate residences were destroyed. The total loss is
estimated at 100000 Valuable assistance rendered
by the sherbrooke Fire Brigade.
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2e.-The City Council to-
night ordered to engrossment an ordinance appropra
ing t2saOO0 for the PURCHASING OF new engines
partment. An ordinance was also ihuaueoeu
authorizing the Controller 10 negotiate loan Oh sovo
the amount 10 used IN putting down additional water
the business part OF the city luis oruiiauIo
was referred the Committee on Finance VINO ~ 70
understood will report favorabY on IL anu is passage
u deemed certain. .f
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betting factory Of Bonaveutura and Canningsts.
Montreal, was destroyed BY fire yesterday forenoon
The hre which spread with extreme rapdfy, caught
the rear gallery OF small building attached TO the
premises. The building insured in the Hamilton Of
Quebec for $1,000; Citizens, moo. and North British
$4,000. The leather betting, &e valued at 10000,
also consumed Messrs. Hardman q Co held an insur
ance on STOCK and machinery In the Quebec for 5000;
Provincial 5000. and Q1eeBs 5000. Three cottages
adjacent were also destroyed and several families
dered destitute. Tho total loss Is over 5000
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne,os see Second Page

For other Ship Ncus see Second Page.I
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arsgou (Br) SJmbns Bristol Eng Sept L. with nss
n s' .s 'aSR D1 a E sa%v e. F0 and Norfolk win
Bark Meteor No Van kerve GOtenburs 90 days In ballast Is
B eSl. Ss Ss.e1 A%'tsr% 90 d1y IN ballast.
anchored a. SANDY Hook for orders -
Anna Bertha tGer Hoe,er 81 day., Sa.s. L
Barb Atlantic Ioi New.1enl Dlcion Pierre 10 days with
Bark BHn;ve. Huhnson Portland for BusnO Ayrs AnehOreS
BARK Msafns Ill (Pcrt Santos, Lisbon 80 d,y. WITH sal.
Bark Triumph Nor sisnsen Dublin 40 Gays, ballast an
Bar. APpa NO Petersen Rotterdam 40 day., ballast
B.rt August Mar. i6er 6rsn SO day, with salt
BAR s .s.S S ~ sa IN S with
ss f H.. Haste q :.. H' ga: Il win s coco.
u...,. soaoossRs-KiVSH AND oo.rv,ss
Esil.nd c. Sd e 6 5sSs s sssssa4
.s sa R s:S Portland : s.TP sss. Portland Ct
BARK Ocean Belle for London
wlND-saui' light. S. cloudy and hs,y of shore.
MEMORANDA.
has been ordered to Clsoa to load for Liverpool Continent
BARI Bs.S, S Ssssn from D1n T s ASs a ~ . ,sa
noon t2Sth.)
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEvORLEASs Sept 2SAvd the Passes steamship State 81
Alabama Liverpool Cleared steamship Vsngssrs for Liverpool
GALVESTON Sept 2said steamship State Of Texas, for New
York .
boston Sept ZS-Aryef steamship soena brb
Cleared steamship LiyeIDooli Nereu for Newfort
ship VIM Wilcox for ST. john NJ b. bark Harriet Hussey for
PHILADELPHIA Sept 28-Cleaed. steamships Btlesnke. for
Typhoon for Go,tenbu Arrived steamship Hercules.
from Boston, bIks 0nn from DuDEk via Sandy Hooks Alb, nun
lVgut
BALrrxoRs Sept 28Anved steamships John Hopkins from
Boston Kennedy Provdence bark Traveller from RIO
Cleared s4rags for sayannah John W Garrett fof
NewYok; Phladelphs; bark Ottawa for Queens
towns india, for Londonderry Ellen Stevens for West naes Ss-
Mary, lof H0boAen.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BREsr Sept 2SThe General Transatlantic ConpanTs steamship
4 Laurent sailed SATURDAY tor kew-fork.
HALIFAX Sept 25Tbe Palmer Of Ne9fork arrived
to-day from Labrador co route for NewYo The esmer VI
London arrived here last night alter dhsrgs
freight she vii proceed Montreal The steamer Aaams,a arre
Boston. she delayed by og Ins
will the Datmonth
2Ssaled the United States; Delta Alex Mar
Shall Dennis hrodite Jacob smer hsyon Jao
Gsahea Virginia Stafford Tenmofe Arrived out on the zotn
Pecs svaen. Aaauts Vek Mebsne snd P'n Arrived
Rio Plata and lie Crane Ao arrived oei
seborn ALBANIA Ssf Dolores Peayo Faon hoeLeAo Aer
thuss, McheiDo, Tommoss Pasquee Agelo, and "a1o
DISASTER
BATE Me-, Sept 28The schr Equal OF ROeklaDd with eaeso
sgsins the bridge Damsrscos oa.J
breaking doing considerable other damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
PASSENGERS 4RRIHRD.

FROM VERA CRUZ GeTn ssarshp CIV ~ Metric Sept % -
T. Rosse y N Gales. B. Robin and ehd d. Cs5o NJ yigii.
H. Haley Miss Leyeaue. y. r. Weed c. H. g. d.
Block Losa Mrs q. Towusscd aud H. COnrsles.
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the Company's officers will umediately wind up the
affairs Of the Company They also report that the Com
pany has good assets amounting TO five times the sum
required TO rensure all Its outstanding policies
over Son stock and bonds secured by deeds or truss
on real estate, and Government bonds and other good
aeeurttiaa.
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5uerial Nctlfes
Special bargains
FINE DIAMONDS.

FINE DIAMONDS.
have few Diamond Sotae "nits ana o se
quality weighing which viii sen ~ VOC 's
pdce $500, currency, mounted IN sn' 'H' VIZ
Ala .st VARIETY Of Solitaire Rings and kaTrss Of larger sia
ow prices
HOWARD & Co,
DIAMOND MERCHANTS,
222 fnh ave-. \. T..
- = s-.,ic. --TI, MAILS FOX EUROrk ior sesk
.riknAY Oc B. 1874. viii az tins odcs as iole"ss
ca 81, a. ~ m on WEDNESDAY AZ on and vs. M %
T,.tssn2a a, ii a u. SATURDAY an sed
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THE TOWNSEND SAVINGS BANK OF NEW-HAyEN
IN THE HANDS OF RECEIVERS.

NEw-HAvEN, Sept. 29.-FOr the past two
weeks the Special Bank Commissioners OF the State have
been examining condition OF the Townsend Savings
Rank one OF the Oldest and most popular banks in the
CITY and having discovered that the assets would not
meet the liabilities, owing to large investments in com
parativ ely worthless Southern bonds made application
last Saturday Judge Phelps of the Supreme Court for
an Injunction upon the officers OF the bank and the
pointment of receivers. There hearing to-day,
and the injunction was granted, ana Walter
Osborn OF this city and W. c. Crump Of New
London were appointed receivers. The condition Of the
bank although as 10 please Its depositors is
not SO bad been heretofore stated IN special as
matches FRONT city The Commissioners have TO
compsh by their action the preservation OF the bank as
oil or nearly ALL their deposits IL be necessary
to delay that result for some tne
A REDUCTION OF NEw.ENGLAND MANUFAC
TURER5 ADVISED.
Prom 7As Providence Journal Sept %.
Tn accordance with the action of the Manu-
,ctnrers COMMITTEE Friday the following circular has
heen Forwarded 10 cotton manufacturers generally
throughout New-Engand: ,.,,. c.. OK ,e-.
sru Al meeting Of held Of the PrOyi
Mr. Mc, absent from the city, were appointed E
goods to the end condition Of TIE market may be
secured and this great interest be eOnserved ,,,..
ousy That incumbent upon 70 aoop
n sSs nav s. acsonphed This decision has
reached aer careful invgaon and Of the
SoO They pledge themselves respectively reduce hr Prodoe
In Tor the b. at Isa oDehd provided the meas
u receives general Othe Manufacturers Of cotton goods
Wv ..vs SnTa n. b. l. GODDARD,
CuaTt rs N WATTS JAMES r. CHAcR,
JOIN O. WATERMAN, EDWARD r. lhIt
HOWARD, sTkPHES HAhhb
HENRY LIPPITT.
The undersigned appointed meeting OF manufacturers OF fs
river subject into consideration having
by INVITATION participated the dissertations and Deliberations Of toe
oy named hereby their approval OF the results
arrived adoption Of the same BY he interests which
they represent r,x,. 7 povnvv
II. JENNINGS,
WALTER G. DUkTKz
PLEASE advise At willing 10 ADOPT the recon
.ndaop Of the COMMITTEE and 10 the same in the unnng
oJ'u ~A'N'' JANIS Y SIXTH, Chairman.
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WASHINGTON.
REDISTRIBUTION OF THE NATIONAL CUR
.t.. RENCY.

PREPARATIONS BY THE CONTROLLER FOR FAcILI-
TATING THE WITHDRAWAL OF NOTES FROM
STATES HAVING AN EXCESS, TO SUPPLY APPLI'
CATIONS FOR NEW BANKs-PROBABIIITY THAT
REQUlsITIoNs WILL NOT DE NECESSARY FOR
SOME MoNTHs-THE TRANSMISSION OF NEW
NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-The Controller OF
the Currency is preparing circular addressed 10 Ma
tional banks soon to be issued inclosng list OF Ma
tonal banks whose circulation IL is desirable 10 Will
draw order that may be used in supplying appca
lions for new National banks In the West ana ooun.
The act OF June last provides for the withdra"aio'
circulation from banks In States whch are I'D eAoes
and It's redistribution to banks in States which are den
Gent. III under this act demand shall be made ior
circulation amounting the aggregate TO S5o'oVvp
will at once become the duty Of the Controller 10 WIN"
draw from the banks in the State OF NewYorF having
over 81 900 their excess that amount and ron
those In Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut
Maine Vermont Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, ana MARY
land their excess over 10000 circulation However
any considerable proportion OF the cTcuiauoh
OF the banks which have deposited legaitenuor
notes with the Treasurer for the feue"p
ton Of their circulation can be overdrawn'
1t ia not probable that 1t will DO necessary 10 maze
re1ustons as provided In the law for some months "
come. The request is made that National panks wniyn
not repositories shall assist so lar az .hey are ~
the redemption OF these notes The secretary vi te
Treasury first issued circular Assistant Treasures
and Government dep0sitaries, ana the COntroer VI
Currency addresses bauEs not repositories III ~.
cess circulation is the intention OF the
forward TO all National banks new circuaton upou
the day of notification from tue % h ~ hecn re-
deemed; and order to facilitate ana 1OrWaru ren
tances. it is requested that banks VIII uessnate m's
denomination OF notes shall be transmitted 10 them III
place the mutated ana worn-out notes received nun
them. New notes Of denominations desgpaen,, ~
cludiDg $40 notes, VIII be promptly trahsinittcu " '
until otherwise advised.
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MARRIED.
RPAD-GRAVl

RRAp-GRAvHs-In Detroit Mich Wednesday. Sept %. at the
residence brides parents by the Rev. L. FISK d. ID.
Brooklyn to Jennie H. daughter oil H. A. Grsves
OF Detroit
wHTB-BIXBYOu the 26h inst, the residence Of Birby
Lafayeesye bv the Rev. Mr. Chadwick Dr. j. A. White 70
Cornsla BIby, all Of Brooklyn. No cards.
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FOREIGN PORTS:

The New Elastic Truss 1888 BrOsfway lately bat small
cloud the whole heavens startled toe melpnsaI
AID mi pad baeksnths with its rolling thunder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29

The game for the championship at Boston,
Yesterday between the Boston Red Stocking and the
Batmores resulted favor OF the former by score OF
IA to7
In the game at Willamstown, Mass, the
Union University nine defeated the Williams College
nine by a score OF 80 TO 4.
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1.t a. 81 Alb. 5th 9Th. 7.s. 9Th Total
S Sss.:.5s::::::...3o ! 3 Q o. !

A large number of persons witnessed the
second game for the amateur championship at herose,
Yesterday between the Flyaway club OF this city and
Staten Islands 1t resulted In favor OF the fIy-a"ays
after u game by the following score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29

1st "a 81 4th. 9Th. 9Th. 7th. 9Th. 9th. Total.
Mutua,........"2 Q ~
Umpire-Mr Phelps Of the Mutual Club.
Time Of game-l hour As inmates
First base by MutuA 3; Atlantic, z.
Runs earned-Mutusl, l. Atlantic. o.
Total pitched By Matthews, ID Bond L.
The Chicago and Athletic Clubs played at
Philadelphia yesterday eight innings. at the end Of
which time the score stood to T. The Athletics went
first to the bat and made earned runs Then the CHI
Cages seeing prospect OF defeat, played carelessy to
throw the game into the dark and have 1t decided
more runs by this action OF the Chcagos who, when
they the umpire would not call the game refused
TO play and the game decided In favor OF the Ath-
etics BY score OF nothing The game could easily
have been played out. There was considerable excite
ment. but no disorder Following 10 the score Dy IN
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CHRPsR MARKET

Urea T. Sept 2sAt Ii,te Fails 5000 bores offered
aud sold at with l5c as an exceptional price, most Of
tle sales made at l4s4r
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages mast be indorsed with lai1
same aad address.