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great success has been added another hum
BILE victory Of peace. When tho teams from
tho different countries who honor us with their pres
ence here entered upon this match we all knew and
understood full well that those who victorious
ing merry and exulting our victories let US be
grateful TO those who honor us by their and
contributed so materially and so handsomely to the
celebration OF this centennial year, OF which
We arc all SO proud. loud applause) We
have found upon our beautiful range at
Creedmoor the Irishmcn that had there before
tCheers) Not satisfied with two defeats they bucked
on their armor third time and came boldly TO tho
front And victory was almost theirs You know tho
next best thing to success In rifle match is being
good second, and that honor belongs TO the Irish
Cheers) They have another chance. Next week, on
strength against those hardy OF Ireland and with
what result would be very difficult for any OF here
tonight 10 say. Believe me- fellow ctzons, that the
AMERICANS HAVE ENOUGH TO
to maintain their position next week. Allow me now
TO thank you for tho kind manner in which you have
received these gentlemen from abroad. see am
likely TO say too much. was going TO speak OF the
Scotch the Canadian and the Australian (Crios OF
bcna Of the gentlemen who were abroad last year beg
you to accept their sincere thanks for the
Se have ySa
would welcome them we all, in view OF the great re-
cepton that they gave us, felt a little jealous OF tho
manner IN which they might be received. While they
every hand. Wherever you see them givo them manly
treated US abroad. Trea. them so that they may
80 homo and say that they have had good
time and will be anxious TO come back again
and we certainly do hope they will come again.
know that while the sco,chmen, well the other
gentlemen who have lost gracefully accept defeat they
are not satisfied. iineman gives up He always
lives in the belief that day he Is going 10 do better
and know that in their hearts to-day they all feel
capable OF beating the Americans, and don't know
but they will-(cheers)-and hope the time OF their
doing II will not be prolonged beyond tho year 1871
thank you, gentlomen Tor this kind reception to my
sclf. (Cheers)
AFTER THE PRESENTATION.
Before tho performance at Gimore's Garden had con-
cluded the Irish team left the building and. under
duct Of some OF the Americans, were brought to tho
Gale Brunswick, where hasty collation. was
served up. couple Of brief speeches by
Major Leech and General Knox the
only formal features of the OCCASION At Dslmouicos
the other teams supped, and considerable time was
passed in the exchange OF civitics Before the sepa-
ration OF the teams 1t was agreed that tho Goiger
trophy match which to bo shot to-
morrow. would DO adjourned In consequence
OF the foreign teams being entertained by the cy aud
visiting the institutions. Tomorrow Major Leech Is
TO decide whether tho Irish shall contest the return
match with tho Americans IN team of six or eight,
end meeting OF the Americans is called at tho Hon-
man House 10 choose a team for tho contest.
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THE HARLEM MURDER.

coRoNER's INQUEST IN THE CASE OF CALEB d.
wEEKs-THE VERDICT
All tho inhabitants OF the Twelfth ward were In a
fever OF excitement yesterday afternoon on the occa-
sion Of the inquest the of Caleb d. Weeks the
influential builder who was killed early last Monday
morning in the liquor saloon OF John Mundschau No.
1880 Third avenue Long boforc i've O'clock tho ap.
pointed time, largo throng was gathered about tho
Twenty-third precinct station house. and when
Coroner Eilingcr came to institute the inoucst
tho crowded to excess. The OK.
animation Of the witnesses alone lasted hour
Eight jurymen were selected from the neigh
Potter wcmor, a. j. McGower, George W. NJ. Briggs,
Joshua Scnrus, Horace Perkins, g. saey. Z. Callahan
and Charles Ripley. The three prisoners Spielman.
being defended by their counsel Mr. Otto Horwtz and
the latter by Mr. Howe.
The following Is the substance OF the testimony
taken in tine casc.-
Twcnty-thrd precinct gavo the circumstances the
prisoners arrest
Mr. Matthew II. Moore Mr. William Craft John
Mundschau, the lager beer saloon keeper his WHO
Catharina and DR.. kunstler were the witnesses
The evidence ELECTED agrees with the story Rroady
published. Weeks while intoxicated went into Mund-
scnau's saloon and commenced game OF cards with
the three prisoners, Bowman, Spslman md Friese.
Becoming cnraged at their speaking German he en-
tered INTO free light with them. lie was tho assaL
ant During tho hight he was stabbed nine times.
spicman the only one near enough to him 10 have
the stabbing.
Alter half hours absence the Jury brought In q
verdict to the effect that Weoks died from wounds
nlctcd by John Spielman. lie consequently CON-
mltted without bail by the Coroner sent to the
prisoners were released witnesses under $500 bail
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Anor, Aug i4-1n port bark Milo. Krscht. from singa-
AsrswALl ses 10. 5AM-ssled. steamer Crescent CITY,
BAm,A Aug LIN port. ship Intrepid. simmons from
York Yrss""S' '''' ''" '''~' "''' '''' ''''' '''
wood. Hardcsstle. from Jacksonville d.sg.
llosc kosG, Aug i5-In port. ships Alice Buck. Harr
Ghsriored-BarK Ro,s. Manila to New York.
New YORK via Yokohams
sailed Aug rs steamer Gisnes Castle (Br Dckc. Annoy
ALirAx Sept I3Arrivcd schr Kathleen. Phil adelphia;
18TH steamer August Andre Belg). Greve Antwerp for
Also arrived 18TH Olympia CBr). Young. Gles
gov ,aS Gmd & &ysrpo" Gee Cro%ws bacon Hew mo.k
York
,kIscsros; Sept ~ PM-salsd. steamer Atlas Low
Arrived 18th carbe tBr). Ferguson. New York
MAsrLs Aug port ships Oregon Curtis from Hong
nin. hnns arrived % ny ~ Tor san rrans,so; % Mary stone
Thesus DIR. Toorood. tor francisco.
sailed 5tb barks nnocents t Csucci Iloiio and New
York Zcroya tbr scaret New YORK Doth not before
MONTREAL, Sept lsArrived steamers sardiuian Dutton
Liverpool: Texas Lauren.en. do; rhancian scott alag
gov bark Lothar Desmond. sydney. cB
Cleared 18th. steamer Ontario. Bouchoi:c, Liverpool
,v Nnscaw.SG. July 9-Arrived, bark VIM Van Name.
NAeisAx, Aug lo-ssiied, bark Alma. Lord Shanghai;
In Aug u, bark Rosetta Mcneil, Brown from shsug
NASSAU. sept sArrived. schrs Prescott. Msrryman.
Baitimorr; Rescue, iiaedgins, do.
sailed 7,h, schr Hornet t3rl, Garvin. J acxsonve
fuewAsn. sept l1Cieared, barks Modoc. Katie Stuars
hnd Condor, tor Liverpool. Gl
QuKBEc Sept l3-Afrvsd. bark yincstorc. 0hscn Gree
Cleared 18th. ship Ravcnscrag Bigran,, Glasgow.
SHANGHAI, Aug s-Arrived, bars AymAr, Lapham, Ma
In port Aug IL. ships s.ar Of the West Gardnrr
Aibuea IN Harris Tor Manila and New yosk Boston
Anh Pattsn. Connor uns
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or three inches long, and Jagged as though PRODUCED by
some dull instrument, on the left sdo OF the head
over the parictal bone There was considerable efu
sion OF blood tho whole nuer surface OF the scalp
On removing the scalp double fracture OF the left
temporal bone revealed. There large mass
Of clotted blood covering the whole surface of the
brain Death, in the Doctors opinion, was caused by
compound OF the skull and compression OF the
brain from hemorrhage, the effects OF the blow, due
to violence
The inquest was held at noon at the Ninth precinct
station house.
Olcer Jewell was the nrst witness called. He said
that about about quarter Of eleven Thursday he
heard cries OF murder proceeding from No 70 Gsnse-
wort street, rushing to the spot and looking through
the window he the prisoner in tho act OF striking
his wife; he went into the room and arrested hr.
Bourne; he found Mrs. Seaburgh chair, near the
not succeeds large stick was handed TO the officer by
Mrs Bourne as tho instrument with which her hus-
band had killed Mrs Seaburgh; the prisoner told the
officer that he had not the stick ut all, but ad
mitted having struck Mrs. Seaburgh with his 1st;
when asked why he had done so. he said
that 1t was in sci-defence. Oilcer Jewell further
testified that Mr. Bourne frequently beat
street they frequently quarrecd; one occasion last
spring tho same o1icor called in TO prevent IN
airay between them did not arrest the prisoner at
that time, because his wife would make complaint
the prisoner had full possession OF his faculties when
arrested, on Thursday night; although he had been
drinking a littio he was by no means Intoxicated
Hannah Bourne. wife OF The deceased, and Catharne
Currcn, andadv Of the house No. 20 Gansevoort
street, also testified to the circumstances Of the
quarrel.
The jury brought verdict that the deceased Mar
garet Scaburgh. died Of injuries received by blow
committed to the Tombs without ball by Coroner
Ellinger
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ArrLrDon., Sept l4-Arrivsd. bark A G Meyer cGer).
Prohn, Daren.
ASrwxRr Sept 14-Arrved, steamer Nodcrland (Bolc,
James. Philadelphia
Sailed 18th, bark Farsoget (Nor), Petersen, United
States.
ApERDErS. Sept ls-ssilsd bark Lorenso (NoD Ketei.
sen. United States.
BRISTOL, Sept l5-Saied steamer ArrsGon tBD. symons
New York
Arrived I5th bark Duca di Gallcre (Port), visanigo
Philadelphia via Queenstown.
BREMEN Sept l5-Sailed. ship Senator ken Gen. LenE
United States also tho Castor and "Barghoorn. for do
DUBLIN Sept I-Arrived, bark Ocean Pearl, Henley,
Charleston.
stel. New York for stettin; Miranda tNoI Andersen
Philadelphia for DantEic.
FALMOUTH. Sept l5-Arrvod bark Mile Balm (Br, Fow-
ey Philadelphis for Mapas
Arrived in the English Channel 18th, brig Robin Br)
Seavey. from Richmond, Va for Elsinore
Arrived of tho Lizard l4h. PM Erin (Br), ALI
tree from New York tor London.
GLOUCESTER Sept l4-sailed bark Modbar tNor Jensen
North America.
GLASGOW, Sept Is, sPM-Arrivod, steamer Italia CBr.
Craig, Now York.
HULL, Sept l4-Arrivs6, bark o.us (Nor), Fsck, New
York.
HxLsISGrons-Arrivsd, brig onalaska, Hart. New York
for Copenhagen
hAvRx. Sept ls-saed ship Pslmetrscs OSor). Olsen.
LIVERPOOL Sept l5-Arrivsd steamer Gracia C5p), De
Algeria Baltimore.
Sailed l4th. ship Admiral Blanchard New York; bsrks
Granville Belle O,. Purdy. North America: Aladdin Nor)
Jensen. Dsren mot previously; brig Olga No Larsen
United States
LONDON Sept l4-Arrived, brig Pownal (BD. sypsrIch
Charleston.
Sailed l4th bark Ocean (Br. Dodd, Ameries.
MovILLE, Sept l5-Arrved. steamer Hibernian (Br)
Archer Baltimore via Halifax &C. for Liverpool and pro-
ceeded).
MARsrrLLEs Sept l2-sailsd. bark Klvina. johnson,
United States
NEWPORT. Sept I3-sslsd, Adelaide Norris Tukey,
United Statcs
QUEENSTOWN Sept l5-Sailed steamer City Of Richmond
(Ir) Brooks drom Liverpool,. New York.
RorTxgpAn. Sept l3-Ssilsd bark Trno tAus). Sardo.
United States.
WRsr HARrLxrooL Sept 13-Ssiled, bsrks ConGdcnzs
Qtxp, Lombardo United States Sarpcn or). Backsr do
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuxAD, Sept 15-wnd >; barometer. 20. 7ok
H.. c. rr
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THE NINTH WARD MURDER.

INQUEST N THE CASE OF MRS. MARaARlr SRA
BuRGH-THK VERDICT.
Coroner Ellnger yesterday held an inquest In the
case OF Mrs Margaret Seabursh who killed late
Thursday night by Daniel Bourne, Of No. 20 Ganss-
wort street.
Deputy Coroner Goldschmiedt proceeded TO the
scene of the tragedy yesterday morning and mado
post t-mortem examination Of the remains. Tho lady
was found in a rocking chair near one OF the front
windows, the head being laid on the sill. dripping with
blood, which rickIed down and formed large
pool underneath. ON examination OF tho head Doctor
Goldsehmedt found largo laccraod scalp wound, 40
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
CITY FATHERS IN CAUCUS.

The Aldermanic Committee on Centennial. OF which
Mr. Colo Is Chairman met In secret caucus yesterday
to prepare for the entertainment at the institutions
day OF tho visiting rihemen. All tho reporters
carefully excluded, but one who accidentally found
himself in tho room requested to retire After tho
adjournment all the members OF the committee
who were refused " divugc the names OF the
invited guests IL is understood that tho entertain
ment will include ten kegs Of lager beer.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

This evening Mr. Levy the celebrated cornet player
will receive a benefit at Gimore's Garden
Mr.. s. b. Mills, the pianist, has boon erroneously an
nounced to play at Gilmore's Garden tonight Hc
will appear In Pittsburg next week, and afterward IN
Philadelphia Of the Thomas concerts.
Nearly all tho theatres will give matin6cs to-day.
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SwArow, July 2Osailsd bark Anna Bella (B1. Ioseee
New York before reported in port July 26).
In port Aug q. bark Manila II tGer. Conner Tor 49,
York brig Frances Lewey. Lewey from Cheefoo sFves
LIST. -
ST JoHs. NIB, Sept i3-Clssred schr Janet g. somervi
Newcastle. Del.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

An automatic signal buoy has beon placed in 10 homs
water 500 yards NW1N from the beacon Duck Rock
Monhegan Island entrance to Penobscot av 1t is
that this system of fog signal should have
ough and IL is therefore requested that all masters
vessels will report the working OF the buoy
Ligli' house Inspector At Portland. Me.
by order of the Lighthouse Board
HENRY F PICKING
Commander US Navy, LighthouA Inspector.
PORTLAND. Ne. Sept L. 1876.
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OBITUARY.

DEATH OF A NEW JERSEY PASTOR.
A telegram from Newark, N. j., under date OF Sep
tembcr Is. reports follows REV. DR.. George
Bacon late pastor OF the Orange Valley
church, died to-day. He WIS = son Of DR.. Leonard
Bacon, OF New Haven
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SAILED.

Steamer Carondele Fernandna &c; ships William (r,
Bristol barks DuYus tBr Havre; Trosvik (Nor). Aal
Sbb 'Br, .,issroy, Ssra Ss i;spp or ouesnstawsn
or Falmouth; Edward tGsr,, Bremen; Meteor tNor,.
Liverpool; Anna. Great Yarmouth; Columbia Barbados: :
Lizzie Urom Cacutta) Boston: Mctiilvcry. -; brig
Favorite. st Pierre; schr Anita. Ciudsd Bolivar.
Wind at sunset. wNw; ut midnight, NV.
Barometer at sunset 2Y.97; at midnight. So L.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Vineyard Haven Sept H. ch Arizona and
for frovncstown Hutterss Ground with l40 sp
do hpbk oil Reports left Haeras Ground schrs
Lew2 Proviucetown with l4O bbls sp; Quickstep
do; Antarctic Belle, do, SIS do.
Passed by do 18th. schrs Mary Simmons
vneetown, with $50 bbls Lottis Cook do IS do
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.
| Desfin0ti0n |
Steamer.

DArEeeoy DEPARTURES FROM NYw YORK FOR TIE MONTHS
sKPTENBKR OCTOBER.
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SPOKEN.
DUB CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Brig Anita Owen, Pettngil from New York for Liver
POOL. Sept 8, lat ~, Ion 60.
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fACnr-. STEAM l.DATs. go.

YACHTS. sTEAM fsDATS. 90.
A SMALL TuGBOAT wANTED-FkON IL fNCH 10
"A 10 inch cyindcr diameter Address ~ B. d. Rich
niond city Post office. Va.
~ Il. sLOOP YACHT FOR SALE-WANT OF USE.
Ns3s feet ALL IL beam pat steering ear stateroou
large Ice snd water tanks crocscry hair cushions k
dress =. corner SD st.. +th av
VtGBoAT WANrEp-ABOur IL INCH CYLINDER;
not over ect drnnght must be cheap tor cash. Address
WITH name price and full particulars box $40 Nsbur.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYnxAD, Sept 15-wind $; barometer. 20. 7o<
PLYnouIn. Sept Is. PN-wind SE.
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w
us a peculiar plcasurc--thc pleasure OF having
gained in iar and honorable contest victory
which I must be allowed TO style magnificent
iChecrsl And now on behalf OF the National
Ride ASSOCIATION and lis friends l may say-on be-
hs OF the people OF this countryI commit this spcn
did trophy their charge defend honorably upon
this Held against all comcrs Cheers IL IS aiso mado
my duty to give each member OF that team this very
beautiful diploma with facsimile In miniature Of 'hs
splendid trophy. Introduce TO you
CAPTAIN HENRY FULTON
Amid ringing cheers Captain Fulton ascended tho
platform and handed tho miniature. Turning 10
the assembisse he said
General Hawley in connding this magnificent trophy
10 you have said that you hoped We will MAINTAIN
will have 10 spend all our time IN rc shooting and IN
dong nothing else. These successes do not come
oasily In order 10 gam ono success such as That
won at Crecdruoor yesterday II Is necessary
that We should spend al time We had
81 make use OF constant practice from day to day.
We had 10 20 on the neld and dril, and not only drill
there but study at homc-stuuy the science OF rine
shooting And assure It takes study TO properly
master u Although We have attained success IA rihe
shooting that now seems TO be perfectly marvellous,
believe that ten years hence 1t vii! boys
play to US | trust that We shall discharge with
udety the cuy you have conlded TO us We shall de-
fend the trophy against every team that may como
here, and hope there IS no country IN the world which
Will not send team here TO conies, for H. iChecrsL
trust they will all come, and hope what know you
all hopo also, that we will beat them every time.
lCbecrsl Introduce Hon. Henry a. Giljcrsieevc.
JUDGE GnDxRsLgxvE's srKgcH
Three rousng cheers were gwen for Judge Glider.
sleeve as he appeared upov the platform. Fellow
citizens, said he, If was not familiar with tho tact
should believe, from the loud cheering hear to night
from the great cnihrsasm every hand that all lye
o the teams had been successful IL me that
you forget fellow citizens, that there are bu, ecnt
victorious men here tonight and thrtytwo successful
ones. lChccrSl ! am aware however that tho cause
OF mcrrimeni, this nrth and this JOY 10 found tho
simple fact that upoa sss s--,-- II American
history. already rich In great victories, another
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MEDICAL.
Symptoms of a Diseased LIVER.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
L of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the eftside; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss fappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
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pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
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accompanied with a painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought 10 have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains OF WEAKNESS and de-
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cold or burning, and he complains of q
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcel y summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
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vet examination ofthe body, after death,
mas shown the LIVER to have been cX-
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In oitiOn to u large Number of able editorials on
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