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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-30
Railroad Meeting.

Az a meeting of interested citizens Of Augusta
,.,d Mt the Mansion House, in said city, on
the 18th day OF March, instant, the undersigned
we're chosen committee to call public meeting
at Granite Hall, in Augusta, on Thursday, March
Goth. 1876, at O'Clock, p. NJ, to consider the i'm
portance and advantages of the contemplated rail
road from Quebec on the st. Lawrence in Canada
to the seaboard at wiscasset in Maine; and to fur
ther consider whether the present time is not most
favorable to commence the enterprise.
The public generally, and the citizens ofAugusta
and towns on the contemplated line of the road IN
particular are invited TO assemble at the time ana
place mentioned and participate in the dehoefa'
tons Of the Meeting. Gentlemen from localities m
terested in the enterprise will be present an" AZ
ercss the meeting. and the following gentlemen
from Canada have been invited, and nave sightncu
their ecceptance of the invitation to be present Sir
Narcisse Belleau, Ex-Gov. Province OF quebec,
Hon. Attorney General Augers, Hon. Provincial
Secretary Chaplain, His worship Mayor ofQuebec,
His Worship Mayor of Lewis, r. Dobell, Andrew
TIL ,m,son Cunningham, London, and Larochcus
L Scott.
COMMITTEE TO CALL MEE1ING.
Augusta. II. A. DEWITT,
j. WYMAN,
Ell PILLsBURY,
IRA d. STURGIs,
j. W. NORTH,
w. M. 1HAIER,
SAMUEL TITCoMB,
DANIEL T. PIKE,
BENZ. +. CUsHMAN,
AL STAPLES,
q. C. WHiTEHOUSE,
ERAsTUs HASKELL,
JOHN DORR,
w. =. WHITEHOUSE,
j i. CROOKER.
Norridgewock, s. ID. LINDSEY,
B.CRAGIN.
Anson : WM. ii. BROWN,
JOHN WATSON.
Ringham S. A. DINsMORE.
Moscow : JOHN CARNEY.
Embden o. II. MCFADDEN,
DAVID STEVENS.
West VAUDEVILLE, d. p. TIFFANEY.
sidney Centre 8. n. WATT
GEORGE BOWMAN,
FRANK BOWMAN,
DANIEL HOATON.
ID. &. BOWMAN,
ADELBERT II. BAILEY,
u. r. TOWNSEND,
NJ. Is. WEBER,
l.. "A. WEEKS,
+. A. FIELD,
II. A. BAKER.
dney. SAMUEL CLARK,
&C. HAMLEN,
Au0usta March "a. 1876,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-30
Kansas Farms for Sale!

AnumbeHOf selected farms in the center OF the
State Near railroads, school houses mills, ana
towns. The soil is the best-producing
large crops. Some Of these farms are especially
well adapted to stock raising, having large range
amt plenty OF water. Terms easy Apply TO, or
address
22G Washington ST., Room 4,
mars teod& WV BOSTON, MASS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-30
ORLEINE.

For Cleansing Gold, Silver T. Plated Ware
AT n. RovWac'A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-30

Augusta, March "a, 1876.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-30

Some five weeks since the mare OF Mr. S. a. Niles
of this city, badly cut and bruised, by running
away and jumping down an embankment. Several
very bad flesh wounds were made. The Horse
Linment, prepared by l.. II. Titcomb of this city,
was applied, and it has been used during the dIsa-
bility of the runaway. Now the wounds are all
healed, and if the animal could speak it would give
in its testimony Tor Titcombs Liniment.-l Kenne
bee journal, Jan. 26fh.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
July l3.
PORT OF NEw.YoRk .."

PORT OF NEw.YORK .................JCLY l3
.,,u state Of PeHhs,irsna Br, Knight Glasgow,
Austin Aaa,snP irisia Meyer Hamburg via Plymouth and
ossIS5s chScnd Eey Norfolk, City Point and Rich
Sc Ud Jominon steamship Co.
"-I5 "s-iIe5iHship GlIcls. i;e9ls.. Boston II r pimocS
sle1@.aiPp EsyeTiy u aiacc Fhiaieipna, Hand.
an As,ioaom ,Gerl, kiopptr Bremen helmih hoop q
coR,rs xcrnern chief r> Miller HayTC BOYD Hincken
taIE Ann IAust., rosehicG, Cor~ or Falmouth Funeh'
Eyf az ay no Neal Port Spain Trim. Daniel TrOv0rdse
Co cqsr. LADY Mary (Br Rea Demerlra and IL Guiana a
Ese Se are Ashbury Mnstitian Mex Jas o. Ward
CO Edouard CBr) Blaclor, Fozo y. F., A E. Outer
BRIDE rs lmannee uta) Tacci Amsterdam, Punch, Edge
ser [9 Tam os,ont Relgn, AUX cayes Hayu 4 Nones
CeaE Frinos n lhemds Inkhan. shuee, y. S. Wilson
sea Julia Cpch (Br Maouey, St. Andrews v B. jed
iIg & Georgia Robe tson Gibraltar and Cada sDan John
zG ztS n b. Bramha, Gillette Savannah, Ga, Evans Bal
a. R,gce sg Ba,ncre McCue Philadelphia jas, Hand.
ARRIVED.
steamship St. Laurent Qr l3chesn 5,lIeude ayre M % Jto
o" B1s T. Munson. Mtnson. Paerna rs days, W ~ fruit
B,is Annie tof Liverpool y S. Smith, Arcc5o II days
VIZ S "a Ricardo Baros Newton Port Antonio Jam 10 days
~A IT Victor Fender Demerlra IS days, in ballast.
sehr Mile Tim ,of Bansor DrHkWateI, CaI'adoes 10
MEMORANDA.
Rark Ormo (NOTl BjOuuoss Vest Har epooL arrived
,itb and anchored IA Grypsond Bay tJwCd ~ "a Gay
mOlhilg tie lotii.
FOREIGN PORTS.
C1gNFtFGus July lO-SaeL bark Adeine c. Adams Col
INN NewlOTk
E,vIyA July i2-Saiod steamships Lea, Daniels iron
Nassau for New.l ora Morgan CIV hted iron Etwoi
jeansL 0r New.York M3ga,ct Boxer NON NeW-ofeah'
h.IEs Advance lrl. JOuc, from New. YORK; Jmaid o.'
png nom Blumore Arrived l2h nsdP I; O, vera
tTuz Draken frOg New YORK Arrived In, steamship Iy
o. Mtxioo, shofH ood. irom New Yors ior Vera OrlL
DOMESTIC IOK1S.
BALTIMORE July lS-Arrvcl LTiSs Alpha, Nolfe IRON
81 PeIre Mart :. Y. MeIIicK Liilinc0t ron Mdta
Ctar-d steamships SarEo,sa, H0ItE tor savannah Hhn
Crane loves, Boston bark Emna Paysant Dexter lyi
Belfast. NJ.
BOsIoN July l3-Arnved. steam yacht Norscms ~ Pat'
frOu Eugllpd Newport ans {. W Anltiso Ia C1
81 Jago; Clara sawyer, BIauscomD, EhLdbethpOt' '" =
Scull Barrett Philadelphia -
POKlIANu Me. July l3.-AriyeG, schrs. bele BaD
Mary i1osaTd mi Lizzie c.. from Providence
iIOf --latest ship AepS ram PoGeI
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

. Nv and Mrs Teune, Mrs PeTtz. Mrs Mouch'n Alex
t9co Cn A. CERT, {. TciAeta Lelte, MI CusvneI, MT'
snd'e ..rv Mss tJok Arnold NIcOJd, Ernest IOel, j.
spd NE Nc 1re Larue Siatec EUo1 name "a MI
PnH IIeur VflieS Jules LeuiUe, JGlts afn Mduilte
az MiS ~ tqn.,d Emile N..yoittl. GaettnO Maryo M
dc Us trs Augustine DupJuG J. GeE ~ MI D01SitS
n, H. why and 35 delegates IRON Lyons " ihlade
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
& ONG ISLAND RAILROAD

rI,cg r. \ & AMI Central Depot north ~ Ferry
for EiusIus (iln zr-st, college io Q. Niltt,tCre
G:J $40 - ll.Jj 100 l:5a 3is, 1903. J:OJ J:Jl,
6U5, OIL, 1.oa, 100, $50 y. 80; l90l t. N.
Il Flus iu ilauctl and Great N,rk Bupci-G3j, 7.jj
Ioi Mann ou, 9Oi. 1lO5 a l&O' 300 3Os, 455,
for Ia.41s & ,ti bTof Cree mror Gartn city. and
HcmIst,ad-5.Jj 80. lI.0} b. o5 b 3 G0J, Iu@ 70.
Aud ~. J. m Wc.rc,Cay ana N"uIoay mgtS boiIch-
u rt,. ,,"i.,oo ,G ,,Ii, % m n m 5a5 o. ts.nm
from Ione Island ana .oi,crn Depot south ~ Ferry:
JmnlCa-t@,j, 7O3 $50, 1O1, TO- ll."1 o. Hj l;3o'
For Far P,cgwsy and Bockaway Bcaci-703 10, ll@2a.
Iol I4I EoeLaeay ouly-G35 e.v5 a. m; 3.OS $50,
Tor IOcut valley 6s5 $50 10 a. M s.o3 4oa, g. 5sc,
Iof ianfstcad-7 o2 s2n 1872 o. M So9 fo3 52O p H.
For PORT JciicraOu-o5j 10 q. M NOrtLIori-iOJ,
For r. ,ylml7.o3 $50 1882 a. H.; ao3 g. c.03 p m
lor ls-IO3, s..Ua w.; y. H. fatchogue-e.5O a.
for Riverhcad- % g. NJ, BOB, y. m.
Ior Gr,enport sud sag EdJor B.anch-9:O5 N. gnd4
pm
for Go idmoor only "A p ',Ey n; TRAINS
From L., y. IS. aud {. Depot, Mouth OF Ferry:
For Flushing (3d1re,t), COLLEGE Point and NGitcstoue
Z, S&O II q. IA: 1870, 800, .:lJ, b:JJ. T. ~.
Fof Great Meek BrI.u,u-9iJ O.. M. 40, . - J.. n.
lor Flushing MAN stJ9J. 1888 a. mi lZ4O 2O5, 4l5,
Tor Gsrdcn City and Hompstead-ol5. ll33 am, 5:Oj
For Babylon and Patclogue- $40 a. IA. sos ? N.
For Far k0ckaway ana IOckaway Beach-9 10 II a. M;
For Nofjport and Port JeIcrson--s $50 NorthIort
FOr Locust valley $3.50 a. m. G80p.In.
FOI BdbylCn-H a. ~. go D. m.
excepted from to p N. every 80 minutes preNou 10
TIE departure OF iroi Island CITY. Sunday boats
fcrry ,i leave H@w IGr1 lot 81 Tsst thirty fourth ST.
eysly 10 minutes yreyous " tie departure u uains.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
ALMANAC.

MINIAI NIllIt.NtNV'
eub "'' mon WATER THIS DAY-A ~ - , oo
g.. tro,t l936 Cows lsaud lll tcll &. teIiy o'OO
sauiA N'0 man WAFER Tiis pAN--P. NJ .
1G.5gt t,oy's l33 Hell q. Ferry. o;ES
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
5icamboais ano Railroads..
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW !
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE. -
II, NCt u A \ "A Lsl.E'TEITI STATIONS:

~
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SIATlONSi -. -,
IN NEW IORG-CentTl PaiIoad Of Ne"Jeioey loo' oi
Is fHiiADi:iPilIA-N PENNSYLVANIA Railroad cor
h'r iitG ctnWtSrn snI MONDAY Jnne 10 1876 Trains
Leave New York al G4j T;.j sl NJ, iJo D. "3o p IN.
Leave Philadelp pnia at 100 $50 au ~ ~ - ., . . pj pj
Pullman Drawin2k0 Cdis are attdthe' " "0 -" "N
Mates FOR asSerTs ard freight by other routes
centennial ssengers delivered at ne mar ~ ~ NJ ~
Gen. Pass. Agent. Z. X li0i ~.
DHlLADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
/ the NLW-JERsEG SOUTHERN Il. I-taIe o".f , l"ah
hy any other route. commencing Juue ~ lS"' Ley Nv
so from Tier = North iavtr, foot Lccioi Il, GiI a. m
irg Rrlu,h -cabr h &c; @i5 a. ~ ot Philihslpni;
Long Branol TomS livGr NIdg0%H 90 ,IsI Ttnn 40
for Long Branch Toms laveI, ana "ueIPNn ,,,c & Il
i.f.t boat nj passenger tram ln lul5 49,
SUNDAYS $50 Long Branch returning az =. III
". :. sNEDEN g. NJ
SARATOGA.-Thc most popular and direct
- route splendid steamers Of the Peoples Ihhe
DHI and i IDH = leaving DAILY from Pier u y. H. at
hauY, saratoga ana Montreal -----
CTONINGTON LINE .u
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS ENSi.
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARitAr ANNLi'
leave Fer 81 NUrlh River io0t OF jay st. al . p III
NOT TEIP MISSED ~ SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for ,ale al principal ticket oiceA s1'erooms
securc al oAces oi Wesoot Express Company anu ~ '
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave PiCr -, N"rh
ryc, iool Of arkpce At 4:oO p m Ireishts VIA r.'''
l. W FlLEINs c. ?. Agt D. BABcOCK. Prest.
THE MARY POWELL for West Point,
!n a Co1zcuss Cornwall, Milton, and Ncw-HamOhrs, ana
Marboro by ferry. will leave Pvr 80 y. X tNesuy sth
Connects poughke,Vsic with evening trans Tor 'he
North
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

E/AEItA&GEMENrD or PASSENGER TRAINS. April 10
ls7U-Leaye ,epJts OF Corsld --r s-cssis a.
o. u ior fasi0i. EetL.ehcIG Allentown. nauc Cuunk
HalleOf Beaver Meadow, Maianoy CIV Sheua. coab, NJ
Carmel ShHoh.n HilkoshaIrr lIt'stDB 81 De-, MIRA &C,
connecting Will uan5 Tor ,iacl AdJuip, Rochester ia"
ialO Niagara j lis, aud tie Wy-t
i. M lor Easou i;rihiehIn. Allentown, Manch CHUNK
EAzIeDi Nalanoy Ctr Shenandoah 81 lEcbdiIe nit Ou
&c. making cOsc connections for Eeading, IOttsyc
HIrBsb.uE.
Cbunt, Stopping 40 a sal ons.
Go D. M NiAt Exmes., daily. for Esston Bethlehem, Al
lcIio f l'auCA chunk, MausJt!Gc f~JO1, SafT, LiIri
Iuaca, AuuuTn, Rochester, Buffalo, Nla-ld Falls AMI Che
west. PUlIH.'s slcc. cipcu' aiiatucl
ROLE H. -AI!.L, SGpt. AMI EngT
General Eastern Office o Circg aud cor aEd'-t4
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
,7TW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

~ CENTRAL r. r. OF NEWJ EESEY.
ALL RAIL line BETWEEN NEWNOkK, LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. SEA GIRT, AND sQUAN.
lime Table of iC 1876: Trans leave NcWNoTK nom
foot Lberty-st North River at 7I5, 9l5, has a. H.,
H trans run to Long Branch Grove, Sea Grt and
Souan.
win, trains II. y. BALDWIN, Gen Pass. Agent.
Il, +. KICKER. Supt. ami Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
FALL RIVER LINE.
L TO BOSTON
AND ALL lOi.,rs EAST.
TUF WOELDIEEOW NED STEAMR s.
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.

DAILY (~TNDANS, Jane II 30 sept 10 inclnsvr NJ n N
Tckes saterOOms secured principal hotels cket
OF ces ana ON lac per ANA scaHrTs HFsOnhE H. CDN'p
Gen. Pass. Agent BORDEN 81 LON hi.i, Agents.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
5llnnllons lUlnie0- tlldles

DvTETISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ ND lk TRIBUNE WILL BIZ REtElN ~ ~ it'E
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l.-3" BT'aiMay 'oi ntl'.I.. .n
A. or .iD- West Twenty tIrlSt, cor. ElglthaNti %
mind ave, spr. Forty nth ST; 90 e hAltEH olt' -
No Ihrt ave ,cpr Ourhuulrti ami twenty nuftsl,
Oailcm savings Bank Binding, Up 10 p H., al l.a"'u
office rates.
FREE OF CIARGE.--liOieIS. farmers
\ fl,ui.S &C. supplied with help" very ar>tup'
tom ir.c charge an ratiUnGlu's c"S amy on lih'
OpElL~ EMPLOYMENT BUREAU L'o' CHe7'""''9''
Philadelphia -----..------
USEFUL MAN, Engishman-Wdnts a
n siDat cry or country Grirrs nuN ol'S uo'
C.rI,lug. of gentleman place. ana o' lHt M
LerrIaly; he IS good cotcImin cIiu duu -'ulp "
glf f8r ~ ht- good rltr.n'v' Al a."
Truil- -lANF AGENCY 1873 6th ave, foJr doors above
lOtust
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
,KLYN. NFW-YORK an

RRiDGFPORT, and al points on IIOuSatonc
and Naugttuck Railroads Fare III. Steamer BRIDGE
iOhT leaves Catharine slip 80 aud Bridgeport atll
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
Dcntl5trD

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEACIl-
- FCL-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color ana SUI
sianceN artificial teeth excel everything hrreo o
beauty, needs sci ~
appI,, aed made In d1y, aui ouy 40 u 81 ~
SET can aii examine Also best Rubber SETS, r fiN ~
30 cold amt Fi.uI 70 -i5. iNiracin. Ui'' F'''
II 4. g. AIT - Fast Twcutvthrl ST. near Mii-"d'''
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
y I'd lISGII FOK p TTTICtKFTs Z * VIA AIR LINE.

NEW JERSEY AND NEW-YORk RAIL
~ NAY-For HACKENShCK, SPRING VALLEY, MN
TT,T NEW CITY, HAVERsTRAW. and STONY POINT
Leave New-York Erie ferries toct Chambers 81 7i5
5, 41j 81 and $50 u sundays Gao a. IN
p theator train SatdIday nights oaty y
through PinL Excursion tickets at Ene
ticket Offices Al uaias leave E1e Depot, Jersey City
General once, "a BIOaCNay. see c.rlu,ar
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

- ~ kGli by steaWhoat AkMLNlA.-Leave Fultoutt,
'Curt' Hij a. landing ~ NOHStrs, Iona Island
CU2sus West Point and cornwall ltct Tnng arrive at
Brooklyn al D. TICKETS FOR TIL. ROUND TRIP. 81.
~ ln- lsl-Ml and I-lm.. =.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
Gclp Uante0

NTURsE.-Wanted, frst-clasS German htis.,
10 20 short distance from ely ri,ehVe tSi"iAVe -"
a. BOO OkAAA's, Sv7 sth ave, bsAr @ads~
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
6lcamboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by day hoats c. VIB-
~ BARD and DANIEL DREW.-Ieave Nestryst pier
ct olU aud 2ithsL at $50 Landing al yacA Tar
town COY ierT Ooau Wes Point, NewD rgh Pougkeepse,
ltnnebtck, Hudson. Close
with new tram : y. FOR the West. New YORK
Ohti ana b. SPECIAL train 10 Saratoga Round Lake 10
WesI Point and NeTUurh ami return, day, IL. FOuSl
kcC. ID" y 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
Gtsambcats ano Railroads.
,YrCIAIR AND CRFFNWOOD LAKE

NTONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
WI RAWAY-Trains leave foot Cortlandt 81. daily t~un
days exceptod Greenwood Lake and int stations
Al $50 a. u and 4:3 y. For NONTCLAlE ami OlsANtE
and intermediate stations at % IL m $50 400, odt
63O $50 y. IN Little Falls aud intermediate star Os AT
$50 a. rn 80, $50, so p For king~oOl and all
intermedate stations at $50 y. m.
and other tickets may be obtained at once IN
jersey City and ComIanys office No. llS Broadway New"
YORK. ". L. DORWIN, Superintendent
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
~ NEW-YORK AIR Il, % miles shOTtT than C.g ott,r
live magnificent soenery III aet aud 'Ho COM ora r,dng
e1rs f NfI EHGand Express trains leave Grand Central
Depot MddetOwD, Wnnanuc Putnam and Boston at ii
O. and r. II. 80
MdGlt ttoWn at L. IA.
ASH FOR TICK Els VIA AIR LINE.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

MVEwIN. Aucuonerr
DY BANGS, MEiNiN Il Co, GJ6 Broadway,
{b near Bond si-alcs u BoOss WofNs of Art &C. "''
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

IInMNDlSON-A t., near 2gth-St.-EUONS
] nv ur uals., VgInIu,u uca, Win ot without
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
NoRrHERN RAIIROAn oR NEw.JFRsI


i FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL, smiin'rr
,distr Io.rs. rcr ~ T. r., Uay t>uHdUs
eNcepted) m t25a.st - H. 81 p IA t D. 10 con
special trans at New Raven ~ IIatinrn, Npr
held ii kets sold and baRcagc cA' ca q ~ Jii Il
New.N OTk, ard Coufst, BIOOhIyn. Excursion l" Ne"
HlNe and
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

SUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, com
- -eng June 4.-The NewJersoy Southern RAILROAD
steamer Cys Wave WI leave Pier North Eycr
Rector 81 al $50 Returning the train Long
sIsAsh a. " n. b sNEDEN, Gen, Man.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

bERNA\ENl OF transient pjllrS may Hl'l
tr uust dcsIabls residence N the civ, With 'r
lout ir-Loll.s EOARp. nominal r's ior tHc summer,
n,tr Jfti-9yt. aud y4th Inquire 81 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD in a private fam
N iv. on a flrrn: moderate Addr,ss FOREST
II l.. l.. East Nonch,s. I. I.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
Vast Sita.

EFNrIFNAN and WIFE can hoard with
small family " inter opposite columbia tri'rc
second foo-. 90 DlfrT "" r.i" npfh hfe'
A.dr,s. H. S. Tribune Ui.to"n Oire, l,2i7 EIUIiWay.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
BROOKLYN.

Justice DeImar yesterday committed James McCor-
mick aged iorty years, to await examination on CON-
plant Of Sarah Mccormick, wife OF the latter, who
charges MIN with abandoning her and his tour ch-
drcn on December "a, 1874.
The mission OF the jesuit Fathers under the loader.
shin Of Rev. Father Damon, s. j., which has been In
progress at ST. Marys Star OF the Sea- Court street.
will terminate on Sunday morning Tomorrow
Michael Hanlcy committed to Jail yesterday by
justice Dclmnr for fclonousy assnuting Robert Rid
ley, on Hoyt street, November I, by striking him
on the head With a stick. The injured man in a
very critical condition.
In the or Meta schricbcr against Vim. G. Stein
metz, who sued for $4,000 damaa aes for malicious
prosecution the jury rendered verdict the plain
IN in the sum OF $3.50 new trial will be held In tho
upon newly discovered evidence.
The Local Committee OF Public School No. /. Con.
street, TO whom referred tho resolution OF
the Board of Education In relation 10 the application
OF ADRIAN White. the coorcd drug merchant for the
admission or his iour children 10 saio school, has
granite cd the request The litIc people OF ebony hue
will now s side by side with their paeiaced brothers
and sisters.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
NEW YORK ATTENDS.

HOW our CITIZENS AWAIT THE RESULT OF THE
ELECTION EVERYBODY PATIENT.
The feeling In tho city yesterday was very quiet as
compared with previous days during which tho cleo
tion excitement its height People have at last
settled down TO the vc,ion-although very unwi-
ingly that tho result is not to be known for days
and they have determined 10 suppress their anxiety
and TO wait as patiently as they can ANY one who
had the vast multitudcs crowding around the
newspaper bulletins during tho exciting days of last
week, and noticed tho empty spaces in front OF tho
Offices or tho leading daily journals Park row, must
have thought that the city either deserted or that
the people had forgotten ell about tho election IN their
continuous search a.tcr now excitement Underneath
this apparent quiet however, there runs subs,ratum
Of uneasincss, OF painful suspense, which Is by no
means aayed by the threatening words that have
lately cmanatcd from some bitterly partisan
sources. There wcrc those who still kept saying
'Thcre may be trouble" and others who boldly
changed the "may' into twill" and who gloomlly
predicted that there twill be troublcr There arc
others. howevcr-and to tho credit Of the American
character be It said, they largely in tho
Joriy-who have sufficient faith IN the supreme pa
tcnco and good temper of tho American pco-
plo to feel confident that the controversy
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
THE POOL SCARE.

The vcxed question OF tho ''pools clcctionn
known as 'thc pon scarc' to men about town, is
fy settled in tho statute which Is quoted below 1t
is as iol;ows-
lR ), COG, SIC. s.-An wagcrs bets or stakes ma 10
chance, or upon any lot, chance, casu-
atty, unknown or contingent event what
ever, shall be unlawful All contracts Tor or on
account OF any money or property or thing In action
wogcrcd, bet or stakcd. shall DC void.
SEc. 9-Hccovcrlng back.-Any person who
shall pay, deliver or deposit any money, property or
thing IN action upon the event OF any wager bet
heron prohibited, may sue Tor and the
OF the winner or person TO whom The same shall be
paid delivered, and VI the stakeholder oncr per-
in whose hands shall! be deposited any such ger
bet or stake or any part thereof whether the same
shah have been paid over by such stakeholder not,
aud whether such wager 10 lost or not.
SIC. l5.-Oversccrs or the Poor TO usc.-lr the
time Aforesaid three calendar months, IN good faith
aud without colluson. sue Tor the value by
him lost and paid or delivered md prosecute such
suit to effect without unreasonable delay, the over
sccrs OF the Poor oil the town where the offence
committed may sue for ana recover the value
lost and paid, together with treble tho said sum or
value from the winner thereof for the benefit OF tho
poor
he the duty OF all shcriis, police officers constabcs
and prosecuting or district attorneys 10 inform against
and prosecute all persons whom they shall have crcdi
BILE TO believe offending against this act and
Tor refusal so 10 do thcy shall DO guilty OF msdc-
mcanor and punished by fine OF Than $500.
In tho opinion OF many prominent legal gentlemen
convcrscl with last night the subject, injunction
from any court restraining tho distribution Of money
placed la the hands pool holders must be recognized
and all moneys hot are subject 10 the Law which is
cited aba~A
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

viii be sotticd. not without very vio-
Lent sparring In Congress, but withoat any disturb
banco on the part OF the TO the proprctors
and guests OF certain hotels where the excitement
mainly concentrated, such as ths Finh Avenue Hotel
and the Everett House, this relapse into quiet and
peace has been perfect blessing. Al last tho en-
ploycs and guests OF these hotels move about
without having TO elbow themselves through
a dense, pushing and almost impcnctrabic multitude
OF news seekers In tho evening tho shrill cries
OF the Extra" which Kept up so piercing music
through the past week until eleven twelve O'Clock
were sadly missed by the wayiarors tho streets, for
norc OF the papers published "cxtras" af,or ave
O'Clock. Upon the whole the change while IL may
be pleasant 10 tho lover Of excitement, prove
ccedngly grateful to :hs queteeking classes OF tho
community
Notwithstanding the great change that has come
over Now York II is st fact that tho Presidential
dilemma Is uppermost in the minds Of NIL politicians,
and that very large and powerful body OF tho
niiy which takes an intense though impcrsona, inter-
est in politics Tho conversation in cars, in tho
and In public places generally yesterday still turned
largely on the puzzc-IIaycs or Tidcns And tho an-
swcr 10 tho query often dictated the wish which
Is "father to tho ihought.n And thus New York 10
sll waiting to learn The result OF the Presidential
battle.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
THE CoMPTROLLERsHIP

RuMoRs AND sPEcULAT1oSs AS TO WHO WILL
ne THE NOMINEE.
Nothing new was developed yesterday as TO tho
probable successor to tho Compt rollcrshp should Mr.
Green fail to again tho prize Gossippers are
still bns'ly engaged in prophesyina what will be Mayor
Wckham's course under tho circumstances. That
portion OF section Is OF the charter Of 1873 which
apparently leaves tho mode Of appointment OF Comp.
trocr OF this CITY open question, has consd
erahy commcnt The extract was published ln.ycsicr-
days HERALD. rammany politicians still assert that
Mr.. John kcys ZANE ~ill be in 10 the Board on
Thursday Next out certain friends VI Comptroller
Green allsge that arrangements havc bccn made by
which this gentleman can retain hIs place without tho
necessity OF roappointment by the Mayor and Board
Of Aldermen. Under the term OF hts appointment Mr.
Green's time will DO up Monday next Mayor Wick
nam will not give the slightest indication OF hat he c.
tends 10 do IN tho matter One OF hts friends
however, states that hc Is most likely appoint J..
Nelson Tappan, the present City Chamberlain.