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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

Tax Commissioner Andrews and Messrs. WA
son q. Hunt and Isaac sherman, Who were appolntes
ov the Mayor to attend the meeting Of the state Board
OF Equalization Of Taxes with view to protect tho
interests OF this city, have submitted TO that board q.
address. The committee show that this cy's quota q
the State tax for this ia tsO23s0 and that the
quota for the rest Of the State t7i5 900, ana thss
the proportion OF State tax borne by this city has In
creased from fO1 per cent. In 1853 10 500 In
1870, while the proportion borne by the of
state h~ decreased from 59s per cent In 1896 TO -
pei cent In 1870. They aso say that within the ast
ten years the city has paid tO the State f2fp5SO
unc1lected assessments on personal property. TheT
thnk that the state should repay TO the city ihc amount
OF taxes paid on Assessments made IN good faith but
which the tax could not he collected. and they aek
peclay, that Ia their distribution OF ssncns tho
state Board shOud take into account the $50 2U Of
assessments on personal property IN 1874 which the
Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

william Tucker, New York wine merchant,
Of 80 Prospect street Brooklyn, started for Europa
and while stepping aboard the vessel he arrested
on an order from the Supreme Court In the divorce In
stituted by his wife Isabella. Tue er was obliged 70
pa, alimOnY aud counsel fees. aud the case cfoppod
out IN the courts frequently variety ~ motiOns
Tuck, admitted some Of the charges but said that the
palnth hnd condOnrd the fault. lie ais pleaded thAt
his wife was habitua drnnkard, anu that & q ~
qucntb was absent from the house two three Gays.
made a formal call on his wife one day, and tleI
kss, and made and began TO live together agAin
The lawyers could not get them paw any more feez
and the divorce suit at standtl. Yesterday Mrs
fuckers lawyer obtained an Order from judge Nell-
son discontnuing the suit ana granting him 500 coun-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
The Prospcc, Park Race. Yo.,, rda,.

The third annual running meeting Of the Pros
peet Park Association opened yesterday. The frat
race Was hurdle race, two miles over eight hurdles
purse OF 400 Cornet. Moonstone, CariDoo Busy
nee' ana Byrnes's nly started. Carboo took tue
ieaI hui C9rne won. Two lengths separated Cariboo
AIl birne = My Time, $3.50.
seeond sace-Purse 5000 single dash Of three ouar
Crso Crs oi mile for twO.year Ods FreebOOter Molly
won Nv opGiands and King Bee started. FreeboOtef
sNr T,m ,"0IddiAnd snd ihifd. Time i,19X
Coantsss hsHts Isee Ter purse OF S40O for all ages
Sptare1 poir, ~, .AI'ef Wyndham, and Letitia H. were
Carver torona lg won IN two straight heats H. r.
Atd. lao '@'N '""u' LetltlA H. fourlh' Ilme
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

The steamer Fort Lee took up to the Harlem
river yesterday afternoon aarge number Of the friends
Of the Herdh and Union date the HoriD Boat Clubs.
to view their third annual contest which proved close
ana exciting The we're.
HerdL-J. Armstrong, bow George Johnston. No. D.
J. vetch. No. 49, W. Clack. stroke; }. Dutton. cox
swain.
uni9n-J. p schoneld. how; d. Keis, No. 2, }. Mao
beth No. 3; A A. Mohr stroke; G. Cater. cox-wain.
NJ j. Murray OF the frlendshIp club the reicree.
and G. Earwicker Grancfcy CluO, und i. r Gllnn.
Nautilus Club were the Judges John SULLIVAN OF tho
World and John DOy le Of the He dh were at the he
OF the committee on BOARD the ste mer. The Hernd
cOOrs were blue, ana those Uf the Union white The
race was rowed IN four Dared ouriggergg- Di.ance,
from end Of wharf Just below the powder schooner 70
igh BridRe-a trihe over two miles. At =. ". both
crews took position and alters close the Unions
won by two lengths. Iime-15m. 20s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
NEW JERSEY.

An unrecogniZed man was drowned from the
ferry boat hoboken early yesterday morning,
Dr. Leyerett Bradley, well-known electr-
cian, inventor, and maker OF electrical apparatus died
suddenly yesterday afternoon at his residence Jersey
CITY,
The Alaska and HohOken Clubs had scored .
apiece at base Oa yesterday when, the beg inning Of
the ninth inning accession was disputed, ana the same
was given 10 the Alaskas.
Mr. Behrens, proprietor OF the Cardiff House,
in NTeene street, Jersey CITY h return from few
hours visit 10 New YORK, found the house deserted,
with the exception Of son aged His wfe had dis
appeared with the rest of the children and what money
she could secure.
In the special election In the Fourth Ward
HOboken. yeaterdly, for a successor To Councilman
Dwyer, who is serving term OF imprisonment In the
ceiyed 13l votes, John O'DOnnell l2j aud Augustus
Strange l0i, All were DemoGraiin randiGALAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
JOrrINGS AHOUr roWN.

Peter Jones' produce broker, OF Water street,
failed yesterday.
ROundsman James Grace. OF the Twenty-sec-
und street police who bitten the heel by awatcr
rat two years ago, dlod yesterday from the effects Of
the wound.
John Carnes Of 2i2 Cherry street. In fght
tuat originated from few playful words, fractured the
shu Of Michael McDrrmOtt OF % MOtt street with a
hoe last evening
Tho Fair ground at White Plains was alive
YESTERDAY Win preparations Tor the hlrty.nrst an
nua sair and many ntfleh were made. wee President
Wilson addresses the association to day
Timothy Sullivan, a 'longshOremhn. Of l25
Greenwich street. found his wife drunk when he went
home lasl nghi, c knuckcd her dOVu and kickcd her
ABOUT the face and body. She lies IN tr parE Hospital
~ critical condition sullivan was locked up In the
Church street police station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

Mary BURNS, aged 4, Of 1R Fourth place.
tally iujurrd
Anna bennett. aged 2, fell from the third hoor
window of 35e Court street, Brooklyn, last evening.
ami was instantly KILLED.
The base ball game between the Bostons and
Allan les IN BrOukYn Yesterday was not up 10 tho
STANDARD OF either club Tne BostOns were yictOs. -
to D.
The Democratic General Committee Of Kinga
county last evening recommended Gov. Tlldcn aD-
point the Hon John A. Lott ~ Place OF the late Judge
Martin GrOyer OF the Court Of Appeals.
John Duke, navy yard whtchman, Yesterday
morning refused to allow three men whom he suspect
ed Wer' uyer nieY To land At the navy yard. They
tcd their boats above tie yard, aud Cublug upon
roof Of pork ptckus csnh lshment next 10 the waii
simultaneously threw hYe paving stones NJ Duke, and
one Of them struck him on the lex. john McGeeheo
was locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DhSHES MERE AND THERE by THn
SUNS REPORTERS.

Making the City Attractive to the Hen uty->
Just Home from the Mouutains-A Pe..s
PROVIDED for their Eyes In Union sausrs.
the New Years Day In Fashions calendar, tho
nrst OF september and the nrst and second of
the month, are celebrated by the Domestic sewing Me
chine Company tins by grand fashion opening IN
their magnificent show rooms At Broadway and Four.
teenth street. The models OF ladies' and childrcns
dresses and garments Of all kndsth patterns for dol
clothing and the specimens of done by their .-
chimes, deserve all the praise they receive from the
thousands Of visitors who are attending the opening
The cmbroiderica IN sk. wool, ant linen floss don "
ever produced or seen IN this murSet 4 cy tar the
most practised eve TO distinguish them from the rcsi
handmade French and Turkish brOidcries that
so eagerly sought for by fastldious ladies.
The patterns and models for dresses for the cominr
season are elegant and stylish to degree. There
nne dressmakng department connected with the bnEi-
ness Two excel ent fashion magazines, me Dedu
Monde and The Domestic Monthly, are published BY this
enterprIslng cOmpanY. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
RECOVERING FROM THE PANIC.
The National Gold Bank Progressing Toward
Redemption.

Redemption.
SAN Francisco, Sept THE President
OF the National Gold Bank and Trust Company
said this morning that arrangements had been
made for the redemption Of all their gold notes,
TO the amount OF $SOO,0OO, at the United States
Treasury. The bank is gradually progressing
toward redemption. 1t has already lquidated
possible, Is In constant receipt OF remittances
from country correspondents, and IL paying It's
drafts and receiving deposits from city CUSTOM
ers, and paving checks against some, intending
thus gradually 10 resume and retain their bust
ness. The President saws that they are sup
ported In this plan Of action by their creditors,
almost without exception, as being better for
the general interest than 10 hoard coin for
formal RESUMPTION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
CONsTITUrTON-M4KING.
The North Carolina Convention Organized
with n Democratic President.

RALEIGH, Sept. 7.-Dr Edward Ransom, the
Democacuc nominee TOR President Of the Constitu.
uoual Convention. elected to-day the fourteenth
ballot. thus securing Democratic organization OF
that body. Dr. Ransom on taxing the chair said!
GKSTLRNEN OF THK CONVENTION | regret exceed
ingy the lack Of nguage to express my gratitude |
90 not Gesrr this position deprccalcdtt; douoted
my abty TO properly discharge It's duties but under
stood the object OF the Convention be consider
such amendment. 10 the Constitution shall the
APPRECIATION OF the people anu ~ the ding officer
q thH body my earnest aim snal be To discharge
duties with that impirtaity and farne that will
only be acceptable to nv fellow members but re-
dOund 10 tne Interests OF good old COmnOnwea
now declare this Convention duy organized and reauy
for the tran action OF business.
The election In Ora gc county TO supply the vacancy
occasoned by the death Of Gov Graham takes place
on the 18Th inst after which the Democrats CLAIM
easy WORKING majority In the Convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
LOSSES BY FIRE.

The boot factory OF &. Mccarthy In Randolph,
Mass. was burned yesterday morning. Loss, t25 900.
The Alden mansion In Randolph, Mass, which
was over 100 years old, was burned on Monday night
The loss is between "a ,OOO aud 10000.
A grain barn owned by Edward Stephens OF
Richmond, Ontario county, was struck by lightning
Mon ay evening ana burned, with the stables
adjoining IN which were 1000 bushels Of grain, 1000
pounds Of wool and sets of harness. The loss
Is over a., 900 no insurance..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
The American Cardinal.

ROME, Sept. 7.-Cardinal McCloskey ar
rived in this city to-day. He was accompanied
from Florence by MonslRnor Roncetti At the
depot he was met by Cardinal Franchi who was
specially deputed by the Pope to receive him,
aud by Father Chatard. Rector of the American
College. Cordial salutatlOns were exchanged.
Cardinal McClOskey was then conducted 10 his
carriage, and driven To the American College,
where he will reside during his stay In Rome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

MADRID, Sept THE Carlist Gen. Dor
regaray, pursued By the royal forces, has passed
through Roncal with 1900 men. He had lost
Burguete.
The ljscayans are renewing their manifesto
uuns in oehalf OF peace aud refuse to pay the
taxes levied by tile Carlists iumors Of nego-
tituons for peace gain credeace. II Is said that
there has been a mutiny among the Carlists In
IolOsa, and many were killed and wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
The san Froncisco C,,y EIcc,,ou.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. Full city returns
give the following results OF the election The Indie
pendents have elected the Assessor District Attorney
city and County Attorney, chef Of Police Coroner
Public Admnisn ator, superintendent OF Schools. and
the follow ing supervlsors. a. ID, huckor, Thomas Bry
MI, j, II, WISE, and A. Back, Otherwise the Demo
erais nave made clean sweep. elecing Bryant Mayor
aud superNlsOrsG u. Edwards, j. T. SHINE. r. w. kalon
George W Hayes, Thomas Boyce j. c. Roberts. H. A.
Gibhs and ID. Mcdonald, With the entre STATE on
gTessiOnal, and legislative tickets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
TUE OLD WORLD'S NEWS.
TIE khoknnd Rebels Deieated-A Fortified
Position Captured by storm,

Sr. PETEnsDURG, Sept. "A telegram
has been received from Gen. Kaufman, COM
mandng the Russian expedition against the
khokand rebels, announcing that battle was
fought on the 4th INST, and that the Russians
defeated force Of the rebels numbering 5000.
who occupied fortified position, which Gen.
Galoyatchof stormed. The enemy were pur-
sued 10 yersts, and many Of them were killed or
drowned In the Amu-Daria river. Many guns
aud quantity of other war material " ere cap
tured. The losses Of the Russians were incon-
siderable. Gen. Kaufman will continue his ad-
vance against the rebels. when his means OF
transportation arrive from Kodshent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
Mustered Out Of IA Long service.

The Sixth Regiment N. q. s. N. Y. was dis.
banded and mustered out Of service last evening. Tho
ORIGINAL regiment was organized In isii and served In
the last few months OF the OF 1879 IL participated
In the receptions To Gen. Lafayette. and In the
precision OF the riots OF 1887. tie Astor place not in
1913, me Dead kaht riots IA 1857 ana III the Orange
rot IN 1871 n 1892 the regiment into the United
States service and hrsc the sixty
n. Y Volunteers There 49, un the muster
roll. No reason Is gwen for Its disbaudment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

The vote ON the Constitutional amendments
In New jersey yesterday light. In Hudson county,
where the character " paragraph No. l2 had been
thoroughly canyassed In s relation ,hs Five County
act the result has probably been very largely against
that paragi nph with m tjOrlty for the nrna as
whole. Al mdai.h there was not complete return
twelflh paragraph IN Hudson county is probably nOt
large enough to defeat the para graph ia the State Tho
amendments a whole have been adopted beyond
d1uot In Elizabeth aud Railway tue majority favor
able TO the Amendments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

MoNs, Belgium, Sept. 7.--ADout sixty Of
the German pilgrims to the shrine OF Lourdes
arrived here last night. The train bearing the
Rllsnms started ior Loufues at noon to-day.
burgomaster with large force Of police was
present, but there was no disturbance, shout
Ing, or demonstration.
PARIS, Sept. Five hundred Belgian and
some German pilgrims, en- route 10 Lourdes,
have arrived In Paris. and to-day attended re
ligiOus service. They were In no way molesied,
and no excitement Is shown by the popuace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

ST. PAUL. Mimi, sept. 7.--After two days Of
very bright drying and promising weather there was
another heavy rain storm this morning with more In
prospect, which threatens to undo nearly all that has
been done by farmers W securing their wet wheat
large number OF correspondents the interior
mate the damage already done 10 the wheat crop
State at from 10 to 25 per cent. In sections no
damage at all Il reported. In Others It claimed IN Il
all the wheat IN stack shock Is nearly or quite
ned. Probably from 10 TO 10 per cent will cover all
loss FAR but the crop viii all grade No. and below
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
The Jersey City wedding Sensation.

Col. JOseph Il. Presdee, the Custom House In
spector who was arrested for bigamJ Monday In
Jersey CITY as he was going out OF church with hn
bride was with Gen. George W. McCook ia the war,
and the latter says that he Is the only officer he ever
saw rally rctreAung force. Mrs Eliza Grifnn tie
bride. Is the granddaughter Of n. Anthony Lamb
The companion In arms of WASHINGTON and the frsf
George Lamb. VINO made the compliant against Col.
House.
The c lonel ana his bride went to Taylor's Hotel
after his release on bail by the Jersey Cfy court, aud
Yesterday morning they stared for Baltimore ,heir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
TINE IN BROOKLYN.
How the Two Faces ofa Clock Brought About
"a Lawsuit.

Lawsuit.
The mandamus OF Chauncey NJ. Felt against
the Kings county Supervisors compel them 10 award
TO him the contract for coal for the county buildings
which awarded TO Timothy Desmond was before
Justice Gilbert in BrooKyn yesterday The supply
Committee OF the Board of Supervisors ceased to ac.
cept bids the appointed day at 10 o'clock exactly by
Desmond who hao been guided by the northern face OF
tue clock, arrived with his bid m utes
after the box had been closed The committee refused
to accept IT, nut promised to present It the Board
supervisors for their Acton Inc hoard ordered the
lid TO he received. The lowest bi1 IN the box was
Chauncey NJ. Felts and before the other bid ras ac
ccpted the contract awarded to hun soon after.
ward Mr. Desmonds bid was to be lower, and the
award changed Justice Gilbert reserved his de-
ClsiOn ON motion 10 dlslnlss The ComplAInt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
Holding n Boy for his Board Bill.

Conrad Heckeroth's wife died In Brooklyn
two years he put his veyenr-old boy In Mrs
Mary Pctzads care. who to board him for a. a
week COnrads finances becoming depleted the bOy's
board was rot paid and after repeated efforts obtain
her money the woman announced that she should re-
tain possession OF the boy. The father sent detectives
after the child, but the woman too sharp for them
YESTERDAY they served writ Of habeas corpus upon
her, aud tue boy was delivered to them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
Treasurer News Forthcoming Report.

WASHINGTON, sept. 7.-rreasurer New will
soon begin the preparation OF his nrst report Treas
Of the United States The report will not deal
generally otherwise with the subject Of financial
iaaiss meat, except In so far as II relate directly
10 the office under ms charge The principal features
OF he report will be record OF the business and con.
ditiOn Of the Treasurers ofhce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
The Indiana soldiers Reunion.

TERRE HAUTE, Sept. Twenty thousand
the lowest estimate OF the numbers present
At the Rockville soldiers reunion to-day. II was the
largca assemhage that ever came together IN west.
ern Indiana. Tue wagons and horses covered forty
acrrs, and were packed close Speeches delivered
10y Gen. sherman senator Morton, II. w. ThOmps on.
an Henry ;. Lane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
4 PaIifui OF 80 of whircwnsh.

II Is rumored that the Senate Committee
Booth, Toby. and Bradley, Republicans who were ap-
pointed last winter TO investigate the affairs OF New
York, with the aid OF little Johnny Davenport will meos
the 18th inst The scheme chec the commit
tee appointed by the other branch o the
rendering such ential service to the whole 81
u Understood that little Johnny Co. will whitewAsh
the Police Department and cast doubt ami su pcion
upon the motives and Developments air, ally disclosed
BY that energetic and rising young lawyer, John ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
The Comm,s.,oner.bip of Juror.

At the meeting yesterday OF the board for tho
selection OF persons to grand Jurors Col Bur
ton ~ Harrison submitted brief that argues In favor
Of Col Dunap's right TO the tommssioncrsnip OF Ju-
rOrs. ExCummissionef Douglas Taylor was not repre-
sentej. Col. Dunlap was recognized As the COmins-
sioner, ana oflcO ccrx g. the board The persons
from whom the grand jurors for the Courts " oyer
Irrminer aud General Sessions are ~ be drawn
then selected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

LONDON, sept. The construction of the
new National Opera House on tne Thames EN-
bankment has commenced. Th,.o vas an IN
formal gathering Of managers, artists. and 9TH
ers at the site Of the building this morning, and
Nine. Tltens land the first brick. The public
ceremony Of LAYING the corner stone will take
place In a few days, and IL Is intmAtcd that the
Prince OF Wales has promised so otficate ON the
lCCAsInn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

WASHINGTON, Sept. From II statement pre-
pared at the Post once Department It appears that on
the LIST of July, 1870 the for mail service
amounted to tl6.bsS,llsA6 per annum. During the
month ofluy new routes we're esta Dshed involving an
cNpenni ure tl5i.iNiHH, and Od routes dscOn.
tinued ~ which 3O,l2930 saved. leaving a net
increase OF tl2i 3 90 In that month During the month
OF AUGUST new routes were established involving
OF fb2.dhpO, and old ones were discontinued, which
resulted IN saving Of t35s63i3, leaving the total cost
OF mai service on sept at the rate Of $50 O2
a.-u u.l.L.I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7.-An extensive In
dian outbreak is reported In eastern Nevada ana lest
ern Utah number Of settlers and miners ha". U,"n
KILLED. Toe women and children are being removed 70
places OF safety. Troops and volunteers are going to
lhe scene. The military commander at this city has
peen asked for arms and ammunition Orders have
Deen sqed for Infantry and cavalry 10 proceed al once
from ibis city and Benicia 10 eastern Nevada The
rising 10 attributed 70 Mormon Influence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

Hcyman Block was arrested yesterday by the
sherh, on the complaints Of Nelson Morris Co..
Charles Kahn, and benjamin Westhemer, respectively
that he had obtained goods from each Of them through
false representations. The ball In the three suits
amounted TO tli90O, Mr. Block wac taken to Ludlow
blreel I'M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
The Tall Tower saloon. Gren, Business.

The Tribune saloon is driving n great
business. OFTEN there Is a stream Of men going
out and In NJ II a fair were inside, and crowds
hang about the door so as TO impede
the thoroughfare. The sidewalk Is also ut times
encumbered with lager beer casks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
CamIc Disen.c In western New York.

BUFFALO, Sep, 1T Is reported that IA pecu-
ary destructive disease, the symptoms OF which are
similar TO those Of the epzoOtic among horses has
broken OUT among cattle grazing 10 this and adjoining
sectlons, A number have died aud many affec ed
by tue epidemic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 7.-Goy. Deveridge to-day
sent the following telegram to the Hon John Carver
States Attorney at Rockford hi A" II Is reported inst
parties from an adjoining state have want My ylo.
lated the laws OF the State of Illinois by ngntnE dne
10 your county hope you VIII take prompt measures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

ROME Sept. THE date fixed for the
Papal Conslstory is Sept. o. The Pope will then
nominate occupants for the vacant sees In Spain,
including three In the district occupied by the
CaTlists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08
Indian uostiIIties I'm Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept IA petition has been
sent TO the Governor for arms and troops Al Deep
Creek, Utah. the citizens there appreheneve OF
Indian hoetites. some troops leave Camp Douglas
Central Pacific iailroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

MEMPHIS, Sept. mir. Davis met with cordial
reception at the various towns route to De Soto.
Mo. where he will address the agricultural fair to-
morrow, AZ Columbus aud Belmont he was greeted
by large crowds. ana made short speeches al both
places,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

MADRID, sept. THE Epocd states that
1000 ex-reDel soldiers Will sail for Cuba to-nor-
row. A regiment of cavalry embark on the 18th,
and 5000 additional troops will leave before tho
3Otu inst. for the same destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

BALTIMORE, Sept. Tin an altercation In "A
s 6erIoom - wS9,night g Charles SEYMOUR fatally stabbed
Thomas Maxwell in the arm. All The palel col.
Ored.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-08

BROOk LTN.

| Slowly falling barometer, northeast to north
| west winds, shifting to sOutherly aud westerly