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JOrTINGS ABOUr TOWN.


John H. Coughs " Dlunders" In Steinway Han
this evening.
Gen T. s. Dakln was elected President OF the
Amateur Ride Club last e7enng.
Mr.. AlgernOn :. Sullivan was sworn In by
Judge Brady as Public Administrator yesterday.
II. B Clailin & Co.'s counsel moved In the
United States Circuit Court yesterday to Quash tho
dlctments against that nrm.
Downtown merchants are signing a petition
10 the Postmaster General ASKING for = monthly tnAu
between this port aud Brazil.
A double horned baby rhlnoceros has arrived
III this city from Japan, VIA sueS II was caught u
Malacca sx months ago Its diet sweet potatoes ana
the best quality OF hay
William Hemsen. Robert Squires, Henry Hart.
Sylvester X. ConHtpck Charles =. Arthur, fhniM
Rinsen, and SilNanus Rkcr have been elected diroo
tors Of the ls5th street Railroad.
Tho Mayor and the Comptroller made public.
YESTERDAY, correspondence that hAs passed hetwcoh
them IN regard to improvements on lAvrrsde Park.
Mr dreen calls the improvement political 100.
whlo the Twenty second Regiment was pa
ST. Louis, fe through the rotten balcony ~ the Gait
tenden House to tho sidewalk and WAS seriously "A
Jured.
The motion on the part Of william NJ. Tweed
for stay Of proceedings Tor thirty daYa pending aR
peal TO tue Court OF Appeals from the Two dccson. u
the General Term IN the S0OOO,OOO suit recchtr ron
dered. was heard by jude Lawrence yesterday.
One sheet OF legal cap admitted TO probate
yesterday bequeAthed k3OOOO0O "a Charles n ContohI
Avcstryman Ia Trinity Church. solo hoir and chhd o.
John III. ContOlt. the millionaire conirctlOheI, nuo
died fortnight ago At the age OF eighty olHht years
John whaen, pro oprietor OF tho boarding house
Al $40 Wat street. says that ne mas no lccnso ro the
Commissioners aud that thereto Pilot COminis ionet
Blunt could revoke IT, lie says tha he he does nOt
require conse. a. he dOel not Keep " shp sauorA
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and asking for Republican support. $. y.
butcher. Demas Strong, Franklin woodruff,
". X. James, aud A. j. Perry were appointed To
G. nier with the Taxpaycts committee, ana theY
earnestly pressed their candidate, and seemed
de irOus good government. Ihc time was SO
brief that they could not fully consider the
question. Therefore thev suggested thnt IL
turc conferences with the Taxpayers. The com
mittee we,e instructed to carry out their sug-
pestion.
Mr. SHEPPARD said that Schroeder had allowed
one department. to spend tD.On without making
due account. lie thought that man who would
h lb mob with Kingsley in the bridge would hob
mob with him in the Mayors OffiCe.
There vas excited discussion over Mr.. Schroe-
ders merits, III which Mt. Bonn. his partner,
said that he was authorized to withdraw the
name If opposition was developed X. NJ. whit
ing Jr., declared Shephard's charges untrue In
the midst Of this defence OF the ex-COmptroller,
some one { he'd ont to Mr. whiting. who had
been with Fowler In the Board OF Ci Works, to
look out Tor his own record.
Mr.. butcher moved to adjourn until Monday
eventng, but the vote was lost by "A large vote.
The Nuie for the MayOralty began by Informal
ballot. Franklin Woodruff leading IN with a
Schroeder. :. Is. butcher voted for Henry BE-
fore the vote was declared motion was made
to eClarc f. A. ScnrOeucr's nomination unani-
nous. other watds which had gone strong for
All wnO voted againsLhim pledged their support.
1he nomination OF Schroeder " as made unani-
nous.
the Third District, IN place of Justice Reilcy.
III bbard liendricksOn was nominated In ulace
II Justca Eames IN the Fiith DIS rict. wilbur
II. ,ben, n Liberal, was nominated in place Ol
Ca rles b. Fiott IN the Fourth District.
Comptrolir Schroeder was received with
chcers. lie spoke briefly in returning thanks
f.r the nomination.
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rENNsrLvAyIA's PLuNDERERs.
Department Clerks Pockcting the Interest on
the states Money.

HARRIsBURG, Oct. l3-It seems by the
developments made to-day that clerks Ia the
various departu ents here have been doing a
little business on their own hook In the way Of
loaning out the moneys CT the State. The proba-
bilty is that this is only one way of covering up
the State Treasurers. Jacob Il. Long of Mount
Joy. Lancaster county. cashier of the Union
National Bank Of that place, was examined
this afternoon in regard to the deposits OF the
state money with that institution. The books
Of the bank show that from Oct. %, 1857 to
March 2S, 1876, $500 Of the money OF the State
was deposited with tnat bank IN sums angling
from hve to twenty thousand dollars. lie i'd
that the bank had never paid any interest on
this money. The first deposit was for $4,000,
aud Il was received without any application
having been made.
Tie chief clerk OF the Auditor len neral's once,
Mr. Maurer, who Is from MuuntJoy, offered to
send some money from the state treasury, aud
the draft for $4,000 came. Muurer was present
ed with $255, OF i've per cent. on the money for
the time the bank had H. Al rnother time ho
WINS paid at the rate OF four per cent Maurer,
who was examined IA few days ago, test fed that
he had never received any money on account OF
any deposit OF the state money made with any
b nks or banking firm. The books OF the Ma
tional Bank of MOuntj0y show that he WAS paid
money at two different times, and the cashier
sweaTs that IL was on account OF deposits made
by the State Treasurer.
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rnE BKOoKLYN REpUBLICANs.
hominniion of y. a. schroeder for Mayor By
the city Convention.

The Republican city Convention was or
ErniEed last night in the Assembly Rooms,
BroOAbn, with Gen. Stewart l.. WoodfOrd rs
permanent chairman. As he took the chair
three cheers we're ven for him, and three moro
for Ohio. lie said a. ONO had decided for
honest money, so brooklyn should decide for an
honest ad instr itlOu.
Jacob KOsengarlen Of the Sixteenth Ward
sAid that up 10 o'clock that afternoon ho
iaYared ex-COmptrOller Schroeder for the
Ma crafty, bui at tina time he read let ei from
NJ. hrOrder fnynrng the nomination OF &. L.
baokhouse, a Demo rat. He therefore nomi.
nlted john +. Henry for the hayOralty. Mod
Gate applause
MI. Benedict minated Y. A. Schroeder. Dr.
watt said thA Mr.. brnroeder positively refused
~ acetpi. The Secretary read l. tier from tho
SoiHllee OF Independent laXp vers, an
S'unoioR That they had chosen 8. L. BAokhoGse,
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

The London World says that Mr.. Gladstone
has sssued his family that he viii never resume the
Liberal leadership
DR.. D6rster, Director Of Public worship In
Germany has issuei order dissoyng his connection
with the Prussan p0rtio of his diocese.
The Athletics defeated the liarfords In Hart
ford ycHtcIdN-S to z. The game wa, tie on the
ninth inning, and ten innings were played.
In three mile race over the Charles river
(Mass) course Yesterday m0rning, between NJ, De
lowry and a negro named Johnson, the latter won In
twenty.fOur minutes aud forty seconds
The body OF the young man who committed
suicide on Tuesday Dy Jumping from the top OF the
Washington MOuumont in Baltimore his been TecOg,
nzed that OF Arthur s. johnson OF llS South Glmer
street, Baltimore
The old brewery OF Kuhns & IIormeister,. in
st. Louis, lately used Hs malthuuse by Mr. Gacgtr ie
on Tueslay night, and Two mon, named conrad ana ana
Ass carried into the cellar with the RUNS anu
Killed. The building was very old, and fell from the
weight OF malt and harley stored there
The Tennessee Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence found the Rev. DR., John W. He ler
ST.. guilty OF the charge of trying 20 coru,
the virtue OF Miss kaylOr, aud suspended
him from ONCE and Cnsisian ministry for one year.
DR. Henner Ia OF the Oldest nost eloquent and pop
uiAr VI Southern mnister-
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THE BoARD OF TRADES BANouEr.
Practical suggestion. from the City's Con-
spicuous Merchants.


spicuous Merchants.
The inaugural dinner of the Board OF
Trade In Delmonico's last night was presided
over by George Opdyke, President Of the organ
ization. and was attended by Gen. II. +. Butler,
Peter Cooper, Postmaster James, the japanese
Minister. Salem II. Wales, Erastus Brooks, J.
W. Smonton, George +. Peaker, smith Ely, and
many OF the conspicuous merchants Of the city.
After dinner MIR. Opdyke defined the legit-
innate objects of the Board of Trade to be the
red duction Of the excessive state valuation. of
city property, and Of the oppressive taxation
laid through protective tariff the securing OF
better terminal facilities an OF rapid transit,
aud the provision for more thorough commune
cation with the environs.
Aside from Gen. Buffers declaration that the
xisting system OF Government warehouses was
the bane Of American commerce, inasmuch as
II permitted the foreign IN nufacturer to leave
his goods, without cost for insurance or storage,
until the duties were paid, aud allowed him to
delay the payment Of duties until such time as
ho might wish To throw his goods upon the
market, there we're few practical suggestions
made by any Of the speakers.
Mr.. Salem H. Wales promised greater en-
cheney in the Dock Department. and Mr.. VIII
liam OrtOn said that the telegraph was super
seding money In settling the daily balance Of
trade, not only domestic but foreign. These
balances are settled without other expense than
for the transmission OF messages, and as Eng
hsh Is the cheapest language for the telegraI her
to use. II Will In time become tue language Of
tue commercial world.
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PlRr or THE GOvERNoR's ARMY
The splendid show that EnliVened the Mndi-
son square NeiRhborho oOd.

son square NcighborhOOd.
The fall review OF the First Division. y,
G.. by Gov. Tilden in Madison square yesterday,
was an attraction that collected a larger
sen.bage Of spectators than ever before looked
upon a like spectacle in New York. The grand
stand neart the Worth monument was 80 crowded
a fun hour before the time nxed for the column
to pass that 1t was impossible for the late
conner to secure space for his tired feet. and
scores Of tardy men ana women were Obliged to
retreat o. the sidewalks among the unluVited.
The IN rginal Pavement OF Madison square. the
windows and balconies OF the adjacent build
iugs. ana the plaza Itself, were packed. and for
the time being travel along that part OF Broad
way aud tiith avenue WAS necessarily sus-
pended. mao
av nue., the right resting on lLirtieth street.
A little after o'Cl 'ck Gov Tilden and his full
military STAFF rode into the open space opposite
the stand, and took position on the west side VI
the plaza.
FIRST approached platoon OF mounted police,
foil wed by Superintendent Malling and de-
eminent % police on foot Then the several
organizations Of the First Division with Gen:
Smaller at their head, followed ia this order Of
Third brigade, Gen. ]. NJ. varsn-The SEVENTH
Cot Clark; the Ninth, Col. Hitchcock; the
First brigade, Gen. W. G.. ward-The Nelfth
the sixty ninth, the Twenty the seventy
first, and the Seventy niuth,
fourth. under Col. Frederick A. Conkhny the
hemcted Fifth, led 10y the gallant Cot. Charles
;. Spencer, whose beard and hair, much winter
than at the last review were in picturesque
contrast with the black and gold head covering
| that surmOunted them the Ninety-sixth the
Eleventh, with long waite plumes waving IN the
arr. Next were Batteries ana IumblinR
along Mostly in columns Of pieces, following tue
III OF discoIdant trumpets; and last OF all, Capt
klein's Separ ite Troop OF Cavalry, and the gray
! coated, gray capped Washington Grays on their
| gray horses.
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CIVIL RIGHTS IN MOUNT KIsCO.
The Ways EIectinR Negro as school Trus-
tcc-A Very Short Term Of Once.

Tho Taxpayers OF Mount Kisco met in their
new school house on Tuesday evening to debate their
school afairs. Mr., 2. Carpenter was Chairman. The
schools been under the charge Of trustee, and
they were collectively termed the common school.
After the school house WAS undertaken. mrny OF
the nhab desired to have the several schools
bined the namo OF the Union Free School This
wish WAS put to vote carried by small majority.
Under this vote the lrusership WAS abolished ana
Board OF EducatiOn WIS eiecled. The proposition OF
long ana shCr terms for the nNe members was also
ricd. Mr. j. T. tarpen er was elected for three years
Messrs, u. II. GOrham ana Dr. IA. Peer for two
years each. and Mr.. John Is. Cox tor one year.
When about elect the last member for the OnCyear
term the minority determined TO elect one OF their
number but they failed IN their scheme. which WAS to
induce to vote for ne gro who at
the meeting The voting was completed, and the Chair
man announced that BrstOw o. FrinCs WAS elected,
Mir Carn neTs : dis gust and the CONSERVATION OF the
other members were JoYed D. tue plotere tue negro
having received the majority OF the votes Toe excite
meat aud amusement incrclsed as the chairman said
the election vas Unconstitutional tlenglh, however,
the nero declined, and Mr AnurcN Il, Carpenter WAS
elected the NTH trustee.
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NEBR ASK 4.
A Majority OF From 5000 to 10000 for tho
Republican state Ticket.

OMAHA, oct. l3-The returns thus far
received from the State show that II has gone
Republican by a majority OF 1900 to 1000 A
very heavy vote WIS cast. There was much
scratching. and some independent tickets have
been carried in local and county elections. Col.
James w. savage, Democrat, of Oman D., IL proba-
bly, elected District Judge. 1t ia generally con-
ceded that the new Constitution has been car
ried by n large majority, and that the capital
location question hns been decided Is an open
question. Strong efforts have been made on the
part OF Lincoln, the present capital, to have II
settled there permanently.
Kearney county elects the Republican State,
judicial and county tickets by handsome ma
JOrties. Douglas county has gone Republican,
though there are prospects of the election OF a
Democratic Sheriff. Fillmore, Adams, Llncas-
ter saline, and Nemaha counties give large Re
publican maJorties. Platte county Ia claimed
by the Democrats. Dodge county is heavily
Democratic.
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A womnn,r Conure-- in weillns Hall.

SYRACUSE, oct. 13.-lhe National woman's
Congress assembled In Weitng Opera House here to-
day. The attendance was not 70 large as At Chicago
last year. although there was large numoer OF prom
nent women present. among them Prof Maria Mitchell
Julia Ward Howe the Rev. Phebe HannafOrd, Miss
Louisa AlcotI and Mrs IYrrmore. Prot Mari Mitchell
delivered the annual address Mrs; Ednah Cheney read
. p per on " "WUmans Work In the School" aud Mrs.
Ahtolnette Brown spoke on "Womsn's Work N
Home"
In the evening Mrs Phebe Hannaford OF Jersey CITY
addressed the Cong'ess on "statistcs OF Woman's
Ministry" followed by Mary Eastman on "Tho kdu
catiOnui Interests OF the Country" The Congress will
continue tomorrow and on FrdAv
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THE REsULT IOWA.
4 Republican Majority OF nj Least $4,000
I.nrge Gnins in the LegislnInre.

DEs MONIES, oct. 13-12 M.-Despatches
received up TO this hour indicate a Republican
majority OF at least zoo on the state ticket, ana
about thirty Republican majority on Joint llo
IL Legislature. The Republicans gain "A Repre-
sentative IN Clark county, one in Fremont Coun-
~, two In MuhaskA county, one in POweshick
county, one IN Berlin county. ami elect two out
the three members In Dubuque county, and
possi0lv all three. As the headquarters Of the
State Committee are at Oskalousa, a point not
accessible to many Telegraph wires, the usual
returns received through that channel are IN uc h
delayed.
The returns from Marshall county indicate a
Republican majority OF lao. Ia Upton town
ship the Democrats gain lDJ votes over last year.
The latest despat, hes show n Republican gam
OF TWO IN the Senate, and "a loss OF nye In the
House.
THIS. with the others to come in, will make
the House stand 10 Republicans to 20 Demo-
CT Is. The Senate will stand " Republicans to
l. Democrats.
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The Jersey city Educa,ion scandal.

The further Investigation into tho accusations
OF Mr. Holins agans' the jersey CiU Education Board
continued last nlpht, The charge that d.
rectors Pangborn Lyon und Thomas neglected. to TO
por the insub ordination Of Miss Lilly OI,cuy .
OF the teachers admitted b. MIR. Lyon. af cr he
tred to evndr 0rcct answer. ana Mr.. Psngborn SAID
the iea-On why II was not reported because
suit of the inYes igaon thought per TO he
made public. Miss OReil.y u teaching IN No. school
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A scnrchin,he -lurre,nn, mou.e.

The Custom House has just compelled Mr..
John Mccullough the actor pay $3.50 gold a. duties
ON theatrical robes that he brought from Europe for
his wife. Through mistake on the part OF an inspec'
TOR The goods passed free the arrival OF MIR.
McCullou. IN IN the Adrisic. and his irunks sub
Hequently searched In the SuTteN ant House by spe
ri NJ
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A Urah Judge Against Poiysamy.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. l3,-ln the District
Court to-day Judge Boremsn delivered strong charge
to the Grand Jury IN opposition to poygamy or bgA-
my. He called upon the jury TO indict All persons
hVlng In poygamy and SAID II depends upon grand iu'
ries whether the laws shall be enforced or not or
whether Congress shall be called upon 10 give better
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rHEoLD WOkLD,s NEWS.
The British AdmirAlty's Whitewashing OF
the Command Of the Iron Duke.

LONDON, Oct. 13.-The Admiralty min
ute which was promulgated yesterday, eXone-
rating Vice-Admiral Sir W. TarletOn, command
ing the feot, and Capt Hickey, Of tho Iron
Duke, from responsibility for the sinking Of the
iron-clad Vanguard, has called forth much oriti-
clsni. The Morning Echo says Mr. Hunt is
mistaken II he imaglnes that he can satisfy
ant NJ "a sCaDeROat,"
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III,uo,. Ku-KIux Murdcrers Convicted.

ST. LOUIS, oct 13.-Tne celebrated murder
cases OF John Bullner aud Allen Baker. leaders OF the
notorious williamson county Ulinois) Ku Klur were
concluded 10 DAY At Murphysboro. the Jury lght
In Diet guilty. lhe nrisoners we're sentenced 10
enty hye years nprisOI mt In the penittntiary
1hr particular crime Tor winch hey were Uied Was
the ssnation of Col George W Llsney OF Carbon.
dale There are other Indictments Tor murder aYanht
them, and there Is little doubt that on some one Of
them they VIII be convicted OF murder n tue hrst de.
gree anu sent to tue gallOws
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UrI, IN 0Wt
ProprietOrs Of Boys ot me World
GENTLEMEN; II Will he utterly impossible for
Us to issue the BOYS me World tho time liked upon
namely, Thursday, the 1ith Cor tho reason that the
orders flowing In upon from every quarter to
great an extent that we nnd We shall not have tho
time and must defer the matter tiu Monday, the 18Th
Of October. AMBKiOAS NKws COMPANY. .-Adr.
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Tho World Judge. by Appearance.

Many lady Is the envy Of her friends on ac-
count OF the lumber and splendOr Of the diamonds sne
rs wiO keeps her secret II she told II her friends
ueed envy her longer tor they. too could. for TN
fling cost shine reS plondenty As so by procuring
the beautiful Plrisian Damo ads. ~ appearance
ind lasting qualities fully equal TO the real gem. They
are for sale cniy al Richard Humphreys I0welry store.
ITO broadway. opD0sits BteWartts-Ads.
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The inquest in the case OF Michael Goodwin
commenced in Jersey City last evening His sons,
Thomas and Henry. held under suspicion OF having
kicked their father death Mrs Anne Anderson. Mi
chae GoOdwin's daughter testified that eleven days
before her flther's death Thomas took liquor home
With him, watch the father drank She AiterWafd
went from the room and she heard them quArreliing.
When sne went back Thomas Was standing near the
window bleeding, and her father standing IN the
m of he
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The Republican State Committee are impress
ing Cus'om House ofcers to speakers In tho
pending CANVASS. Yesterday they detailed the venenA-
Bile Col II. Thorpe. ex Gov Butler q. Noble and tho
Rev Chauncey ID Murray to take the stump this StaIa
Mcssrs. Thorpe and Mob are weIghers and Mr. Muir
ray Az examiner. Each draws 81 500 year.
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How violence !. Condemned in New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANe, Oct l3.-This community was
shocked this morning to that three negroes
attacked te last nlght end KILLED outright, mother
myrlaly wounded, ana the third iglty injured. Two
Of the white den, charged win ptlpcrank the deed,
have been arr strd and are IN Jall.
The ClIlzeus assembled on the streets to denonnce
the great wrong and IN the afternoon Immense mass
meeting held the Court House. whcn tue stores
we're closed that all might Participate.
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ALobh,i-t,r Board Dill.

The proprietor OF the state Street House.
Trenton, sued Henry NJ. Hamilton, lobbyists for
o. c0J4 for board furnished TO hinse Z. other lobby
l.t-, aud ncmb,r, vnen Hamilton was putting tho
National Railway scheme through. Yesterday the
court declied that Hamilton was responsible for his
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ALBANY, Oct. l3.-Tho statement In an Albany
despatch to the New York Commercial Advertiser. this
afternoon, that Mr. Orr, Of the Canal Commission.
threatened TO resign account OF tue tissn char
acter Of the investigations Of the Commission ls un-
true. Mr. orr was called upon tonight. and said that
II was false IN every particular
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CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-President Grant has spent
the DAY In riding the city receiving friends
privately In the afternoon the proprietor Of the
Palmer House gave the President lunch, at which
nearly 400 friends we're present.
Tue President started for washington this evening
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Fa., Racing In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. Oct. l3.-The fall meeting Of the
Albion Jockey Club opened a. Gsilatin Tenn TO day.
The nrst race. the Murphy stake for twoyesrolds.
II46 the fastest for record. Tue
Ond lace the Granger Stake mile heats for green three
year ds, by W, 4. Lincks oh. T. balllo uerd
ner. Time -liA6. LACY.
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A gentleman living at 2S9 Dean street has beon
robbed several times within few months LAss
he procured keen scented SKYE terrier to keep
Oh the thleyes. THIS week the thieves tooS the dog
Now he II they viii take the house and contenta
will relieve him OF great deal Of anxiety,
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RaNiuG In England.

LONDON, Oot ia match between Mr..
II. Birds Lowlander and Prince Bathyany's
Galopin for 81 900, e2OO forfeit, was run to-day
at New market ualopin, 3 years old, carrying 3
stone, 2 pounds, was the victor. LOwlander IL
years old, and carried stOn0.
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Not Trance, but Death,

The body Of Mr. Frank ii. Powell, the White
Plains ticket agent, who was stricken down on Monday
evening. and thought for time TO have been IN .
trance, grew cold on Tuesday evening" and Drs Smidt
and MCtilinn made post mOrtem examination ThcT
decided that he died OF congestion Of the brain.
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At the opening OF the Mercer county, NJ. j.,
court yesterday Josephus SOoy Jr late state Treas
urer was arrigneo lie was very pale, haggard, and
careworn. lie entered plea Of not guilty, and the
Chirf Justice set tue case down for rla on Monday,
25th