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New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
LAST DAYS SPORT AT TROY.
Tur ArALASrAs COCRrNEY AND TIL. UNION sPRI>


TIIr ArALASrAs, COCRrNEY AND THr UNION SPRINGS
BOAT TIE WINNERS.
Troy, Y. Y, Sept. 1.-The closing races OF
the Amateur REGATTA excited great enthusiasm to-day
The iIr,ar pr re was contenied for by the Aialaaas
and grayerwycis, the rctO.s Oi yesterday, who were
respectively the winners this and last years At Sara
toga The Atalntls the race to-day. Tie ere"
were all college men. They won i'll S:3i the time
OF the other being s:i2.
The sin lesrul race lay between Courtney OF Union
sarng, and Riley of staten Island Riley led slightly at
first and then the two rowed side by side until tn"
last half of. the home quarter Courtney won by two
lengths in 9:i6 to Riley's9:5i
The third and lasi race the pa'oar contest. The
entries were James Riley AMI Rob"r LEHMAN OF the
Neptunes q. W Lathrop AMI I. Mccormick OF the Bea
vcryycks c. +. Courtney and X. II. Robinson OF Union
srrnss The Union springs boat took the ic'd from th'
start with stroke OF 30. the Beav vcrwycks roWins 3e
the Neptuncs 81 Courtney's boat won in o'jOi2 the
Ieavrrwvcks, 903 the N"ptunes. o:l31
L e prize, were presented in the boat house OF the
Laureate Cub the President John W. Grisvold deliver
IN, the address, The first prize-tIc Wilkes Challenge
1u for tc singc-scl rtcc-adGed one more 10 tAe nu
meroug tInphics Oi Mr.. Courtney. Ihls cup was
by Frank E. Yates. The second prize fell
- the Atalantls. and was mdgrlnce silver ana soi
lin al cup shape Of c&nJe. 80 Inches IN rngh
IL WAS won in 1873 by the ArgOnluas ana IN Is'i Dy
The Deayerwycks The prize Tor lie piiodrcd race Was
IN, Troy n;len :e Cdp In l-1i and IN 1870 Nv tne
Artouaiitas. The Philadelphia th3ileng, CUP i"r thr
i.ui,-ac race then presented 10 the Union ~rnGS
crow IL having been wen III Sd ~ inc S
York city. The AtlintIs paTaded tOlllshL Win pr"
fuse dis play Of scarlet cJiOf-.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

rur PEOPLES COuiOS sHy-E MRnIcAL ApvrsHR N PiArS
FN.IIsII or MgDICNB siMPIFiED by H. V. Perez. NJ d..
Colnselo IN CHEF Of PhysciArs -Gd augeons
WORLDS Dspenslry, Buffalo y \. The above w"rN-t
large pages prOfuAo hnsr<tr
strongly bOund-wi b. sent post paid 10 alJ ares Tor ns
Fifty cents; making II the cheapest bOok ever
the American people Other Oo0&s ualIS yI eO
Eze size ana style OF bndl anh no
nearly ID. h colOr'd alaie- and some OI
prescriptions am, making known y" sas
sci for The di men u'y dsts b. iDt Hv
three dollars hail FIVE do lrs Were Dr. Piefces
Work published author print and bound Win MS
machner;. soil through agents ~ 0er Ae
dollars For when the publisher the author i lits
prodc then sdns prOt TO his Investment ass
labor the sk Of pecinary loss whcb ne ass
taxing chances Of The enterprse proving success aa
state. county, ald canyassng agent has ea'1 re-
ceIyed his pront, they have nhlei 10 We cAese yon
originally aDoI 81 o. mch that the people nave
ay less Ia - for II. IHs PsOrLSs MEDl-AL Ap
Contrary placed within the pecnary reacn ot
dispensing with mi lille and giving the Deneit OF their
profits t0 the people Offering his book price niue s1ose
run no risk losing money sending IL through tho
mails author alyerses that money addressed 70 INN AZ
Buffalo, y. " AID ncOsed In registered Letters may br AZ ms
risk Ct loss The author large sIontsice WIN te peo
medical matters, which. We are cretDy lhiohe i
aucny hundred day AMI rs sew
u medical assistants and SHORTHAND ~
Ills dealings with disease the Wors Dspens@ry
appear peculiarly lifted hun for wiling the orA W
people this YORK 10 answer AL me
relating nealh and disease tat naVe
and information for the young and
OIL fenal single aud MARRIED nowhere else 70 90
prevalent disease ~ both sexes are Al %
plainly fully considered anu means
KNOWN other Domestic Medicno IL lncll.es
subjects Of BoOgy Cerebral Physiology Ny ser iel
peramets. Marriage, Reproduction, &c, all OF wheb Ars
treated original interesting manner II ~ com
Anatomical PLY siO Ogica, and MEDICAL
and discoveries Ia each department
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Presidential discussion is entirely fiat.
Nobody says word about 1t, AMI it is doubtful if any
one who IA not himself candidate thinks much about H.
Senator Oglesby of Illinois makes his first
speech Ohio saturday next Announcement OF this
should be widely circulated tnat when the roar
Ing begins timd persons may not he alarmed with the
fear the whole Western States being demolished
by gigantic earthquake
1t il pretty evident from the tone of the
Washington OF sans that Mr. Delano expects to be vndi
Gated by the Indian investigating Commission and is
only impatient for the kalsOmnin, process to begin.
90 thes. win not Do bit Of good Ihe public will see
right through il TO the rOtennes- beneath.
The most sensible comment vet on the Jeffer-
son DAVIS controversy is this from Te Montgomery state
Journal Of Alabama The Southern people sympathize
with Mr. Davis in bis msiOrtunes, because they are
generous people. and would sympathze with the hum
best unfortunate earth But our people cannot and
Will not keep open the war wounds ana
account OF MI Davis or any body eso Iat IL pam
The Massachusetts Democrats are inclined to
be liberal in their canpa policy than their oppo
nents In their call for State Convention at Worcester
on the 22d INST they invite the assistance of the Demo
Gratis Liberal Republicans, and all who desire to co
operate with them in the great work Of the restoration
OF pure and economical government Tie Convention
win choose four delegates to the next tonal Demo
cratic Convention as well as nominate Candidates Tor
State Offices.
There is nothing which so disgusts parti
to hear Independent newspaper say unpleasant
things his party kindly things OF his opponents He
In convinced Immediately that all newspapers which
claim ~ independent the worst frauds in exist
ence The Cincinnati Commercial has received com
plans OF this kind because Of its manly and effective
lht sga,s the rag-moneyitcs IN OHIO, and IL answers
is critics III this conclusive We suppose the in
dependence OF The Commercial In illustrated when its
conductors their views without caring whether
they agreeable disagreeahle 10 the gentleman
and bumners who get their living out OF pol ties The
Democratic party before the people OF ONO with
false. foolish and dangerous doctrine. and orr indc-
pendcnce s Of that that attack H. ani doing
smash IN. If that IL not Independence, We
shouid ike 10 know what II is."
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
All Notices Of Narriages must be indorsed sc1 JaH
naB,9 and address,
DIED

BARRoN-At his residence II Washington place A1g 81,
Thomas Barroi in the s6tI year ~ ns age ,
Funeral services Marx Church, secondave and TENTH
s Friday, sept 3, ~ III Relatives and friends arc re-
Ia attend. Remains tiken 10 NOoiDruss
in tho .. IN. tTain via Penn. Cont. IL. H.
BOGERT-Aug so 1t saratoga sprnss Henry K Bosert in
Keaves and frien is of the family attend the
funera. Thursday sept 2 AZ Il H.. ron calvary Churcl,
Fourth and twenty nrsl 81.
DAVIDS-At New Rochelle Tuesday Aug. 81, Mary Hdse
ington. vie Of Geo1gl w. Davlds
Keayos O the family invited to attend the
funeral Residence OF her faeher inlaH, lhthes
waiting the arriyA of ue 22O trAin from GranG CeIu.
pot.
FITCH-On Monday Aug 30, Archie Huntington, only
gher Of Anie Marie and Arden seymour Ft'h sSd
and friends are invited attend the funeral from
the residence % her graldarcnt No 2s0 West Forty tlf
on Thursday, sept 2, AT l oclck
HYDE-In Brooklyn. "Wednesday morning. Sept Lncy W,
Of H. sterling Hyio and dadsn'ef OF rionTy "sin"fs
Remains Will be ST. Louis. where funeral services
wil De hei,L
HOLME-At Yonkers. Tuesday, Aug. 81, Agnes A.,
dangnter Of william AMI Margaret a HOlin;
Relatives frieIis attend IN funeral services
THURSDAY, Sept . ~ p at Sl3 rosi'ehce OF hr
father Narburt0l-ave- Iuhkers Carriages "dt meet
p. IN from Grand Central Depot
sCHACX-On wednesday morAins. Sept !, Otto Wilhelm
Notice OF tae funeral VII be given hereafter.
WAYNE-In this city, Tuesday, 81, 1875, Abigail
woodruff Wayne. In the s6th year Of ber agA
he lied 10 cnd the Iuncrn
from hec resdence No. C3 Chatham st., on Friday.
sepI. ., At Ii O'Clock D. IL
ANOTHER VETERAN 1912 GoSEYOu are respectfully IN
ytfed lae brother soldier eOnat
p % 'ls AsE Gay bsIr sii '' u'u-' Gea Il RAYMOND
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
sEcr-R1Ty OF THE GOLD NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-lnquiries have been made
at the Treasury Department to-day relative 10 the
security deposited in the Treasury for the redcmp
ton of the gold notes issued by the National Gold
Bank of California. The Secretary of the treasury
and the Controller of the Currency have replied thai
the security is ample beyond all question. The
whole issue Of gold notes to the National Bank of
California is only - 100. .0O0 for whchthe Treas
ury holds as security 81 900, ,O0O Of United States
bonds worth premium of from five to seven Per
cent in gold in the New-Yorh market. The currency
is issued to the banks the rate of 30 per cent upon
the bonds The bonds deposited in tho Treasury
therefore worth $500, 900 in gold more than the
rency issued upon them.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
MUSICAL NOTES.

Wagner is TO conduct q performance of his
"Tristan und Isolde this season ut Berlin
Gounod IL saiG TO be writing grand opera
entitled Jane GRAY" for the opening OF Mapesons new
opera house on ne Thames EmDankmcnt
The principal features of tO-nights pro-
eanme at the Ceatra Para Garden the ncuon
Quintet ana . male from The MJs,erSinSe,' ana
echumann's Attn symphony. in ID minor.
The Vienna Presse announces that Herr Me
mann the tenor has thrown mp his part IN the Nibe-
uugen on account OF quarrel with Wagner. Other
accounts that the quarrel was with WaneTs WIFE,
NJ Leon Escuder has leased the Sale Ven
tadour Paris 70 Italian opera, and int nds 70 prOccc
Aida next April win SPLENDID misc-cn-'cene and
Mesdsmes SioH and waldmann and Messrs. Masni.
Panlolfni. and Medin in the principal parts. Sig.
MuZio il TO be the conductor.
correspondent of the Wusildlisches WOchen-
ban writes from Bayreuth Aug re meeting the Wagner
rebearsais Rhengod' and the Wakiire' have been
already done tO-ilv cones Sccfrie' The rehearsilS
are now arranged follows In the morning rehearsal
orchestra alone lone act az each reheaTsaD; IN the
afternoon the act with the singers also Some Part.
already go Qu'e well flor instance. the 'FcucTzauber
yesterday although cannot yet speak OF great Teun-
ment. The part OF SlsGmuni. declined Dy Ncnann, u
sung nv VOgl. who takes the LOge aso. That ire
total pre prOduced hv the work In spite of here
imperfect performance. is grand need not tell
you. Betz Ofgn sang vcSfer ,ay IN the Nakure llke
a god: nothing ike IL has been heard. Yesterday
st for the second act of the Wakure 1t
a really splendid"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

cHARLesTss Sept l-saiicd steamship Gulf Stream os
BALIxoRE Sept IArriyed steamships viasana TOT
seamsh Foley, for Imtngton Elilasth Tor New.
York VIM. Whliden. for Philsdeiphia sasd sssams"e
WmEISGros n q, Aug. si.-Arrived steamship VIM p.
Clyde, from New York.
fHILADEiPnIA. Sept lArivcd, steamships kenn.nr,n'
from Liverpool Geo. II. Stout, from New fork Bsvery,
from York H. T.. Cav, from Baltimore Dvatur ir IN
River Ceare steamships saxoD Tor boson Cen
tipee Florida, for Providence hAyEOwef or
New-York willing for Baltimore Iios for Liverpool
Sailext -teamsblps tpode and saxon
BosroN sept lC1earei steamships Oriental Tor "a an
nah Aries for Pailss ipniz Whtney, f0r New ior<
sailed steamship Aries.
FOrFIGN PORTS.
Losnos, Sept l-Saled f0f tho United states; china CAS-
taia eiina Neptune. Ar ngton MAY ner zano~s sad
Wellington Arrived out tiie 18th uit Beaun star 90
18Th ult Gime Alice -taTet, Empress elias oao seat
rice Suppcch T.. Hoibrook Aryid, Emma G. lltchned,
IndusiTie. dussfya de- Both uIt Puritan So Hinhe
borg Fnrs. Alice latter nj Esnore do 3lsf uIt,
Nancy DAISY Tsrpea lakewood Aonmo bshre. Brothers.
Rctiernny 10. Sep. J. ammfrnoor Aeiria, Canddo Ot
DGblB, Pxscagoua queer of the Nora latter
at Liverpool .
HALIFAX, n g. Sept 1.-The steamships Hadji and Roma
arrived Picor to-day from Montreal and the Normanton
AIambra cleared sailed Aug 81 steamship fAnoutn
for Portland.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
ryrEErsT on ERIE BONDS PAID.

Interest on the second and third mortgage
bonds OF the Erie Railway Company, to the amount Of
S25OOOO. fell due yesterday. These bonds are among
those in regard which tie court had not enoined the
payment interest aud all coupons thai were presented
were paid. The Treasurer ". p. sherman said To re-
Iorter Of TIE TgB that the road was doing large
business the passenger travel was unusually hfSe' am
the tonnage o freight for far exceeded
That The road. L. sad, wl- Sets lts Il
prOpurti0n If not than ts a,ar of nrfht ana pa
sen :er. and the only thing standing in the way o
good profit low prices thd now ruled Tor the
ranspOratOn of freight
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

publican Convention. with Asa d. Bennett and John
Gang,on a. al.ernates Resolutions were adopted de-
nOuncng the action of the Board Of Aldermen IN
the laying OF water MAINS and commencing tho conduct
of the Republican members Of the Board. -
The Republican Association OF the With Assembly
District met at their rooms nj No. 13 LudloT-t ast
evening. committee appointed 10 confer with the
German Republican Organization for the nomination OF
delegates the General State Convention. g. Frederick
alternate.
The Republicans OF Suffolk County, l.. l.. met at the
Court house in Riyerhead yesterday and elected the f0-
lowing delegates and atcrates ~ ATTEND the state Con-
vcntion: g. r. CaTman alternate James Otis Edward
DOdd alternate, CARL g. Burr stephen H. Frrnch alter
nate. c. r. Dayton; r. T. Goldsmith; alternate, j. H.
Dr.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
WALL STREET TOPICS.

The death of o. W. Setback was announced
at the first session Of the stock Exchange yesterday, after
which the following committee was appointed TO prepare
suit ,be resolutions and present to future session OF
the Exchange: Charles Graham. I. T. Brown. ID. NJ.
Wallbrdgc. George l.. Brown, aud j. NJ Fuller M
has been member OF the Stock Exchange since
1851.
The Central Trust Company opened yesterday morning
at No I / Nas,a-st The Company organized under
special charter in Is73 with capital Of 81 100000 ant
IN nd tiOn 10 the usual powers OF trus company II IS
authorized TO act az executor afmns stratJr, guardian
receiver trustee. thus making IL legal depository for
money paid into court
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS


For other Ship ye,rs Third Paye.l
shin D. D. Metcalf Cvor Knudsen Liverpool SO days. with
Bark Po.prrno Paazzo a Drago London July %.
kiasiGG Jam wfs !; od,% PPriG q GaS.o %
Brig Mary Aerton (oi Plymontl Browne Rio Grande do
schr Robert Myhan lof Iarwch, spauAing PontaPitre
10 1 Carrie Seison Allen saba ~ days with sulphur to
order. AIT, o.,.,. ,., ,,.. >. r,,... q.
schr Brilliant Baraum. Bangor. with lumber to schodeld
schr. Victor Rogers Nantucket. with fish.
schI. \ Age and snims. Alien, y antucAef, WIN nsh
sehr. r 4. Brooks, Rarhbnn. Nantucket. win nsh.
scn0oWas-GIyrR AND coAsrMIsf-
f. c. -mitn. Boston. Harriet and sarah, Nov
Henry Cr,sEcy Boston Jas Yeisoa Newport
/ Barrett Boston. Black Diamond Newport.
C. " Dexter. New Bedford. Mary a. Rowland Newport
Hasiings New BEDFORD. Wm Firen, Providence
Helen II. Condor, New Bed Hattie pa. Providence:
forL IucyMtltwortn, Providence.
Chas Heath. Norwich. Wave, Providence.
Is rGc sa5 SgrSe SfsA Mara sI5 &dar ha Fail River
Allen H. Brown Norwich. kiyeriae, Gloucester
Edward stevens. Norwich Laura A. Burngam Salem
Neptnne norwich. Frank Nara Greenport
Ella ew SnSn K OAKLEY Xpsuans
Adele Felicia. New LONDON. J. W. Morrs Virsinia
D. C. Foster, New. Haven. Katie J. Hoyt, New Haven.
SAILED.
ssam.hns scyhia for Liverpool state OF Virginia for
GasgDv Colombo Ia I'll Lord Give for Liverpool Geo.
clyde for Galveston Cleopatra for savannah Georgia,
for Charleston ship W. H. Marcy for san Francisco
Dipnssund for LONDON Investigator for Bcries11 Eida
for Cork W. whiting for ST. John y. B brgs George and
JOhn Iour for Cork Rising SUM- for BarDadoes G. A.
Hoard for 81 Johns r. schrs George Staples John ID.
sturge-, b. J. Hamilton. and Adssnantine, Tor -.
WlAD-sunscl ngnt, T. s. Il. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san FRANCISCO, Sept 1-sailei, PAeino Mail steamship
China for Hong Kong via Yokohama ~
SAVANNAH, Aug. 3I-Arryed, steamship Wyoming. from
Phasphis Cleared scbr Flora Conon for jacksonville.
sept I-Arrived steamship ran Jaeiuto from NewYor..
sailed. steamship Regulator. for New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
SUSPENSION OF \ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Tho Uos+on ond CtarIe ston Steamship Cor

The Boston and Charleston Steamship Com
papy On Tuesday made an assignment ef Their properly
to Thomas NJ Hampstead Of Brooklyn for The heneht OF
their creditors. reporter OF THG TEBuNr called q; the
Offices of the Company yesterday aitcrnoon and made
inquiries of the assignee and President George W. ''i
tard as to the probable condition of the COMPANY
affairs az shown by their books. T. nforn6 tat
the Company was organized in 1872 with capital VI
100000 and have been running two steamers, the
Flag and the Mercedita at yearly cx-
pcnse Of $4,000 each The yearly income, 1t
was stated. was wholly dispr0portioaate to this
outlay and the entire capital has been sunk by lo-es IN
business with additional liability ~ Sl21OOo fcr au
vancrS made by cert creditors The - 81 aners cost
..lOO 900, and the only assets OF tn Company
The principal creditors the Quint rd Iron OrA
$4,000; the Charleston steamship Company, r6O,uDo;
agents OF the line al Charleston, T2ObOO; anu an AZ
culnna:ed deficiency IN The running EXPENSES Of apOht
~1J.ODO The officers hope by good management - pay
cent. dollar to creditors. Stockholders Will lose
every dollar invested
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
VERDICT IN THE FAULHABER CASE.

The inquest on the body of Caspar Faul-
habcr continued night before Coroner Renhard
County Physician Stout testified that he made post
mortem examination OF the remains. There were no
marks OF violence except the back OF the head when
hal aoparcnly received blow from blunt Instrument
The body probably had been IN the water rOn threc
days to week and Fanlhaber could not have walked %
the water after the wound Inflicted The iury re-
turned the following verdict: "Tbat CesDar FauilaDer
came to death by fracture Of tn" skull from Dlnnt
instrument the hands OF person or persons uh-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN THIS CITY.

Four new attachments We're issued yesterday
by Judge Brady, Supreme Court Chambers against the
property Of the Bank OF California tie hands OF Ladlaw
a. Co.. in this state One was in favor Of Dennis McMa
hon on claim Of $3.50; another in favor OF Fred But
terrified Co for drafts the Oriental Bank OF London
for third in favor Of John F. Carr for so 900
and the fourth additional attachment in favor Of
Hcnry A. Tuzo on drafts RE same LONDON bank for
sl7. 800 Ladlaw & Co. had no information to give IN
REGARD the fure beyond the fact that the firm had
received dispatches from san Francisco promising
speedy resumption of business by the bank
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

Hint 10 the yenn-Tie Of leanness when IN IRE
positive whsb produces H. is an inprrci sssll1
OF Of the body undOub btriy bears
prOportionaoly 10 is is1t
It properly noushed with flesh making blood Hence
when all "slaD sides and hollow c1eeks
night that his blood thin and ratery shd
constitution delicate. HosTErTHas STOMACH BfIIsis
peculiarly servceable d-icaie people. since Is
digestive and assimaye organs, aud is con-
auxiliary In the b.Ooi naaufact tuIing
processes state of health ought to be- ami srr
thoroughly performed OF az woi AZ it
tie result using this sovereign antd spepuc, appetlng
aud geleraly corrective cordial
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
RECENT MERCANTILE FAILURES.

The bond of Castle & Co.'S assignee, Leopold
BanDcyer has been fixed by Chirf Justice DAILY IN Com
mon Pleas Special Term 100000. The bond has not
yet been filed.
The schedule OF Friend Pitts. who has made general
assignment the b. ne Of crcdOrs fled yestcr-
ay in the Cont OF Common Pleas lie states his debts
ut 81 $50 - his good assets at So ~ and is
worthless assets mt r2.476 49, His only creditors for
more than 81 900 Ma:uTn Livingston for $1,000, and
the Bank OF the MerOp0lls Tor II zoo.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
CusTOM-HOusR SEIZURES.

Custom-house Inspectors Meyer and Waldo
seized 90 yards of black silk yesterday. which were
found on tie person OF NJ. Hosune passenger on the
steamship Klopstock, from Hamburg. Hoaune preVi-
ously denied that he had anything liable TO duty
The goods seized time ago by Custorn-houss
oficals and taken from Mrs. 9 r. Hartley and Mrs An
toinettc Bornhem been released upon payment OF
the duties II appears that the seizure was made on ac
count OF the neglect the steamship Company properly
to manifest the goods. The Ods OF the former are
valued at $s6. gold and those OF the latter ~ soi
gold
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
p1CSEEGEP9 1RRTTFD.

FROM SAVANNAH-rns steamship Gen. Barnes, Sept. l.
Mr. O. ; owens, Miss w. " owens, Miss r. Myers, Mrs.
: T. Bridge II. Whteses giie. two cllden. and two
Servants aud ch1 Mrs. J. W. Has and chf,
P Wal "ii Miss Julia b. Ecksteil Miss Mary soll,
G. Miss I. VI. snow, Miss Lila III, Miss Min
nir Hir-head, NJ =. NJ l. C. S,l.se Miss ADnie ~ Collins
Charles t0lns. Charlie. Collins. W. H. CaIlk j IA. Jones,
r. rr,flr J. Esl j. = Wood, r. y. 1lct. George Pepper,
r. fTa " A. S.lrme, Guckenhen'r n, w A.. Evans. j.
ndrC .st h. Bruen r. j. Magee, Isaac Tow and ID. OLVr
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
ASSASSINATION OF A COAL NINE BOSS.

PorTsyILLE, Penn, Sept. 1.-ThOmas Sanger,
the inside boss at Beaver Run mines
10 day by nve men, all strangers Six bullets entered
sangers body and he died instantly The miners
dissatisfied with Sanger Vim. Wren fatally shot at
t,e -te time as the ward II 900 IL Ofed
and armed men are In pursuit OF the murteres.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
THE AFFAIRS OF THE JACQUES CARTIER BANK

MONTREAL, Sept. lat the Jacques Cartier
Bank meeting to-day the report OF the Committee was
adopted to the effect that the bank would resume with
an addition Of 81 OOOO coo preferential sock % the
it'll the old stockholders TO have the privilege of sIb
scribng much ~ the stock at they wish
before the latter is OrIei tO the public the privilege to
extend to the 10tn of o. toner.
Olte the cxcasher of tie bank. arrested to-day
on charge false repr"s, ntations a. LCugnrI where
ne WAS sick COnstah," lrff WITH him, and lie Will
be examined before police magistrate ils
health will allow.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The With Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION held regular meeting last 'enng at No 3s4
Grand-st. Twelve new members were enrolled com
mttee consisting OF f. Elliott, George Newson, and
David Bath appointed make up ticket for dele
gates To represent district In the state COnN enon
The Republicans Of the xIlth Assembly District held
meeting st No. 642 Fifth-st last evening John Hart
and Frederick Klcn elected delegates to the r.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
TWO BRILLIANT WEDDINGS.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Sept. lin Newport to-
day Charles Joseph Bonspare grandson of KING Jerome
Bonaparte was married 90 Miss Ellen Charming Day OF
Boston niece OF John Paine of Newport. Another bril-
liant wedding occurred In Newport to-day that OF Ed
ward d. Blake OF Boston and Miss A A Chase. sistern
Law Of Gen. q. h. Warren, L. ,. A
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
MARRIED

CPrSSEY-COFFIN-On "Wednesday Sept l. az the Church
OF the Holy Comnunien by r. T. Lawrence d. ~
liam W. Crlssey Annie L. Conn, both OF t.s city No
LLOYD-HERBERT-O the 9th OF August 1873 at the
residence brides parents By Rev. Cnas rldler o'
PaHtlcXct r. L. Francis u. LLOYD and Matilda H. HERBERT
both OF TINS city.
MCLEAN-FaOTHINGHAM- Scranton Penn Aug -
ls7J At the residence Ddes mother by TIE Ies
James rockingham Of Lansing Iowa AIe, ausnor o., ths
aIe Augu-tus FrotRngha 10 James L. Mclean VI iAes
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