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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16
NOtiCky.

Zenou, kterou zasahly horsi rany noz bi
blickeho Joba, nimz kfesfansti kh6h to.
lik cavikd naddlaii, Jest pani Thos, Spark
sova, Orlando We statu Maize. Pied
tfemi lety ztratila sv6ho manzele; pred
dvema l6ty ztratila sv6ho neistar5iho sy-
ma, kteryz il zivil; bro ma to dve sestry
ieii zemfely; pred malo tydny matka .jeji
byla pohfbona, o jejimz pohfbu PAM
Sparksova upadla a zlamala 81 ruku; cee
jm6ni jeji, obnasejici $ 700, bylo ulozeno
We sporitelnt, ktera praskla; ohen ztravil
tyto dni jeji stayeni vsechen nabytek a
v0bec vsechno co m6a. Lee ST pfedstayi
ii krut6isi ranys = Ten pambu, jeli ho,
max divine ten sytt spravuie, Ma nebo-
hou hlavu pani Sparksove uvalil tolik ne
st6sti " dob6 tax kratke. Zajist6 ami
ten nejzbozn6jsi nebude tax zbozny, ably
81 tentc, srdce kazdeho citeln6ho Gloveka
rozryvajici ptipad, osladil krestanskynl
pofekadlem, re koho pambu miluje, kfiz
KEN jej nayst6vue.' Kdyby pambu tim,
to spusobem kntzim lasku svou ma jevc
daval, prastili by brzo femeslem, jen a
by te boA lasce hodn6 daleko sc vyhnu-
I Ii.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16

PaPez bude pry yydayati sv6 vlastni
noyiny, kterez budou organen vsech kato
likd. Kardinalove budon redaktofi vsi
chni vysoci hodnostafi pfispivatele, Pa
pei sam bude hlavnim redaktorem a bu-
de do Mich pfispiyati encyklikami, klatba
mi svymi hromotluckymi fetmi.
Vida, iaka to cest pro noyinafe. Papez
kardnalove, ktefi do nedavna vefelny
tisk CO uhlavniho skIdce viry cirkve do
horoucich pekel proklinali = budou nas.
mi kollegy. Zdvofile je vitame -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16
HiIdiSe-Bund. d /.

Zakone inkorporovany.
Hlavni kancelat, 2iJ Bowery, N. Y.
Spolecnost ia jest zastoupena is sta
teoh Unie cita $4,000 clend,
Pojiztuje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd $7-24t
tydne.
Pfispeyky mohou zaprayovany byti
tydne.
DIE vfrocni zprayy, /. lecna 1874 wy
placeno nemocnym
roku 1879, 3 1915 co podpora
i, $4,000 vyplaceno d6di-
cum zemtelych.
Phrdstek jmeni roku 1873, 800, 900.
Pfebytek dne l. ledna 1874, $50, 1000.
BlizA zpravu poda:
y. kargcr.
1873 Ontario Str.
H-H OLEVELAND,Ol
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16

Y lowe pfJala sn6movna poslanc6
znacnou v6tsnou navrh zakona propijcu-
liciho zenan yseobecne pravo hlasovaci.
Den pred hlasovanim mluvia We pro.
speech hlasovaciho prava zen Desnoines,
hlaynim meste toho statu, vytecna horli.
telka pro poiticka prava zenskeho pohla-
Vi, slecna susanna Anthonyova. Rec jeji
P. slouchala yetsina poslanci iak v5sle-
dek snemovniho hlasovani nkazuje, pre-.
svedcila je. Ma zdar!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16
Na sdOuI.
Ii EE IL h

CZeve5and, Columbus, Cincinnati &
htdtana H. IL.
Il Clevelandu odiizdf 6.55 dopoicdne
?. 80 $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi T. 80 rAno 400
9.55 odpoledne.
Z CrestlIne 9.55 rano 55 1000 odp:
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 1926
.ncci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3O edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Cincinnati 100 a 900 rano 9.45 vec.
L indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
z St. Louis 7.15 rano 2.55 7.4o odp.
z Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi veGernim.
Atlantic n Great Western R R
Ma oycdod odjizdi Z zvychcdu pfyisdt.
z Clevelandu 1925 a 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 700 1915 rano, 4.lo a
6.55 veGer'
Do New Yorku I 90 rano, .55 9.20 vec
z Bostonu $3.50 rano, sos vecer'
ZNew Yorku $50 a 100 rano, 535 q
100 veGer.
Lake shore a Michigan South. II. II
Ma vychod odjizds a pfytSdtz 2 vychodu:
z Clevclnadu 745 q 1000 rano, 4.IO q
l0.20 vecer.
Do Clevelandu $50 a 5.35 rano, 2.o5
7.5O odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.lo 10.l5 rano, 1875, S. 80 O
| lO.40 veGer.
q Buffalo $50 a 7. Is rano ESQ, 6.25 q
ll.30 ye6er.
10 New Yorku 100 rano 40 32O
1900 veGer.
Bostonuc5 s.. SO rano 500 all vecer
Ma sdpad odjizd5 a ae zdpadu 1'fyisds:
Clevelandu 5.35 ZOO rano, 2.3O IS
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandu 1925 1o.55 rano, 3.45
10. 05 odpoledne.
Do Toledo lO4O a 1866 rano 100
Il 90 vecer,
2 Toledo 300, $50 lo.55 rano s.
| yecer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano 500 9.2
vecer.
z Chicago 100 a 9.20 rano 5.a5 s.2.
veSer.
z New YoYku 1890 lo.45 rano
Hoo vecer:
Bostonu $40 900 rano A. oaO
| yecer
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16

Nasleduiici otazky trefnt karakterizuii
velka vychodnf in6sta Ameriky. Vyideli
krasna mlada dana New Yorku ma uli
ci, tail Sc kolem jdouci ,jeli bohatas', Bo-
stone ,ieli vzdtlanal,' V Baltimore ,iel hez
kaF, We tiladeltii ,ci jer COZ znamena kdo
jest otec ieii, jeli ntjake stare rodiny
Nejhloupejsi, jak vidlme, ptaii Sc We Fila
delft, neipraktiGtei V Novem Yorku mel
osyiceneli Bostonu nejlehkomyslneji v
Baltimore.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16

LohskGho roku bylo Indii 10000 kras
nJch ptakd pobito, ably Sc vyhovelo po-
ptavce londynskych, pafizsk}cb a anne
rlckych dam po = ptacich ma klobouky a
cepecky.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16

Naklonost KIN kn6zskemu stavu roz
mahaiici Sc osvetou ochabuie. Ia nasich
dob Jest kne4sky stav obtizntjsi nez jindy
protoze Sc pfedn6 cd kneze vice zada nez
minulych stoletich; "a druhe Jest meme
vynosnY, nebot hloupost lidska, hlavni TO
pramen knezskych ddcbodd, Sc valn6
zmensnie; "a tfeti nepozivaji knezl vice
te yaznosti jake drive, protoze svobodny
tisk tn nezaslouzenou vaznost ieiich neu
prosn6 mich dere lidem pravou tvaf
handaetva odkryva; "a 6tvrt6, sou u6eli-
Vi mladici pfilis prociti, nez ably zivot
svdj zmafiti cht6li povoani kterel jest
nejen zbytetn6 ale piimo zhoubn6. We
ysech zemich, at katolickych at protestant
skych zalnii cirkevni ufady ma nedosta-
tex knezi kn6zskych kandidatu, | '
'eto zemi, kde kn6zi 2 prayidla trochu libe
ralnei5i protoze yzd6laneisi isou, nez ze
mich jinych, sc poGet alumud roziit-
nych seminarich znaCn6 ztentuie. Pied
dv6ma sty lety vy5lo Haryardovy kole-
je etyiice pet procent kn6zi; pred stolet IN
dvacet devtt a dnes-pouze pet pr O.
cent. Zajiste znamenity po;tstelny
pokrok. Cim y6tsi nedo8tatek kn6zi, tim
moudfejsi budou Ii ie. V N6mecku mlu.
vi sc liz tom, ze budou muset svetsti IL
de zastavati dfad kn6zsky hIavn6 kazatel
sky. Zdc Sc to jii dtje = mamet zde ne
sta ale tisice knez, ktefi nebyli Nychova-
Al 1stavech bohosloveckych Sam slav
ny rivaivlista Moody jest tlovtk svttsky
Tim femeslo kn6zske sevsedni sevsednic
uebude ma lidi tax mocn6 dtinkovati.
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THE DEAF MUTEs FOR IILDEy.
Discussion by the Movements of the Hands
rs Applied TO Political Issues.

The basement OF ST. AIMS Church in
Eighteenth street was the theatre last evening
Of discussion OF the political issues Of the ~,
carried on by two deaf mutes, Thomas Godfrey
ot the Sunnysiie Social Club Of BROOKLYN and
W. A. Bond Secretary OF the Manhattan Liter
airy Association of New York. The audience III
the spectators may be so-cal,ed) was large, aud
composed almost exclusively OF persons who
had never heard a sound In their lives
Mr.. Godfrey. on being Introduced by the Pres
idcnt Mr.. Mcclellan, entered without waste Of
time into the consideration Of the subject
chosen for debate. A. the strong adjectives
and weightY aiyerbs took visible shape under
the swift fingers Of the voiccltss dtbater, his
numerous admirers who heard with their eyes
gave vent 70 their enthusiasm in noiseless muir
murs of applause.
HMr. Bond applied himself to the overturning
Of his opponents argument. MIR. Godfrey re.
piled with much yigor OF hand ani body To the
exploded charges of his adv. .rsary, and to him
Mr. Bond gave final answer. This brought the
discussion To close, whereuUOn vote was
taken, eni twcnty-seyen hands were raised for
Ilden aud reform, and only eight for Hayes and
Grantism.
Three cheers were then proposed for Samuel
j. Ihden, and the quiet bursts Of iubilation
went out into space without disturbing sinh
wave of viewless air and not an echo was reused
from elumOer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE WAR CLAIMS BUGBEAR
COZ. TILDEN's ADMIRABLE LE1rEH
WIRMLY COMMENDED.
The Hypocrisy OF the Republican Leaders,
Using the Letter for n Campaign Dooas
meut In Virginia and North Carolina.


The Hypocrisy OF the Republican Leaders,
Using the Letter for a Campaign Dooas
meut in Virginia and North Carolina.
WASHINGTON, Oot 2G.-Tho letter Of Gov.
Tidon In regard 10 tho payment OF Southera
claims is warmly approved by the leading Res
publican officials In Washington. Tho absurd
story circulated on the stump by Blaine has mel
with so emphatic denial that the most ardond
supporters Of Hayes aud Wheeler are ashamcG
that such statement was ever used for political
purposes. The Commission OF Southern GLAZING
who for six years have had charge Of that ciasd
OF demands authorized by Republican Conc
crosses, ant, annually appropriated for by ths
Administrator ann. orters, are the most emt
phatIc 10 their endorsement, IT the letter OF Mr.
Tilden. Judge Adds Of Vermont 10 W '"o no..
OF the Commission and. In conversation Ss"
your correspondent to-day. he said:
IL is seldom that we have the pleasure oa
reading an opinion written in such Vigorous
style SO explicit and CONVINCING as tho ono Ia
Gov. 1ildens letter. Who Is thero that does
not approve OF every word he says2 NV aston
lshment Is that he knows so much about ths
very class OF claims we are called upon to adju
dicate. Nofy few TENDERS OF Congress could
as plainly state the case as he has done. TO bs
sure be does not know the difficulties which ths
Commissioners have to contend with In decid,
Ing upon the Justice Of many Of the claims, ysi
II he were to examine tho operations OF ths
Office am connd INT he would quickly und er.
stand us lntricacies and even ID ore forcbIy ex.
press bis opinion Of the law which authoriza
the adjudication OF this class Of war claims
The RECOMMENDATIONS Of the Southern Claims
Commission have not always been accepted ii
Congress. Exceptions have been taken in both
Houses In the Forty-third Congress severa
claims properly passed under the law were the
subject Of protracted debate"
To-day the southern Republican Association
had printed 10000 handbiils containing Gov.
1ilden's letter, which were mailed TO the post
masters In Virginia and North Carolina for cir
culatlon. The heading was:
Read Read Read !-1mport,n. open Letter from
our Democratic Nominee Tor PRECEDENT. the Hon sam.
ull j. lilicn-Ile viii Veto all Bile for the Payment Of
Reee Debis-No Cqmpcnsaion for saycs-All Caims
Of Disoyal Persons Ia The South to be RepudatedNo
kcfundlng OF the Cotton Tax lie VIII Veto all BILLS for
Payment Of Debts Losses, Dam gcs or Claims Grow.
ing out OF the Rebellion.
The hypocrisy Of the Republican leaders in
sending forth the letter Is apparent. While 1t is
not expected that II will make votes for Hayes,
the object Is 10 cause dsafoctiOn in Virginia
aud North Carolina among the Democracy, and
perhaps keep many from tho polls.
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oNE CAUSE ron Tu4NKFuLNEss
President Grants Last Proclamation of Ma
iiOnal Thanksgiving.
IL l.

by the President OF tln United States; A
PROCLAMATION.
From year 10 year have been accustomed to pause
In our dnily pursuits and apart n time to Oier
our thanks To Aim ghiy God for the special blessings
He mas yOuchsafcd 10 us, with our prayers Tor "A
CONTINUANCE thereof, We have at tins time equal
reason to be thankful for His continued protection and
for the many material blessings HIS bounty hHs
slowed. In addition 10 tncse fayors accorded 70
Ms ~ indyldualf we have especial occasion
70 express our hearty thanks to Amlgnty
God that py his providence ana guidance our
Government established century ago has been cna-
llcd TO funl the purpose Of It's founders IN onor.
ug an nsyum to The people ~ every race,
within It's borders, aud melting out 10 every
individual alike Justice and oqnality before the
law IL is, moreover. especially our duty TO offer cur
humble prayers to tAt Father Of all Mclcos for con.
lnu nee VI ls dYne favor TO ut nation aud u-
divlduals
Bi reason OF all these considerations, l. Ulysses g.
Grant PrreNeni of the United states do ieCunnlund
70 The people OF the Tinted States 10 devote
the thrueth day Of November next 10 the
expression Of their thanks and prayers To
Aumghy God, ana nYlng asde their daily ANucatuns
ana All secular occupations to assemble In their re-
spectNe pnces Of worship, ana observe such day as
day uf thank sstyng aud rest
IN witness whereof have hereuntO set my hand an
caused the seal OF the nlted States to be affixed
Done AZ the city OF Washington This tWcnty--ixth day
OF Oc ober f. the year OF our ord thousand eight
hundred and seyrntyN and Of the ndepedencc OF the
United States VI America the one hundred aud nrst
IL. 81 by the President:
hANiLros FISH Secretary Of State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
4 CROOKED WHisKEY CASE.
UnearthinR Frauds In Iowa after IA Lapss
Of Ten Years.

DEs MoISEs, Oct. 20.-The United Stata
Circuit Court, Judge Dillon presiding, has beer
engaged since the 10th inst. in trying one ofrhs
most important whlskey suits ever brought n
this country In 1895 J. a. Rhomberg, a saloon
keeper at Detroit, started a dstillery there.
In the winter Of lsG5 he paid an assessmen, OF
100000 on account Of frauds. In 1874 he waa
assessed S750,0Oo. which he refused to pay. Thu
suit IS brought to recover the amount of his
bonds. Sll0 900. The Government is represented
by United states District Attorney, Col
Lane, Of Davenport, and Col Iender.
con Of Dubuque. His trial shows the
immense amount OF labor which hM
been performed by the counsel, by the Govern.
ment, aud Revenue Agent Brown in unearthina
the frauds after u lapse OF ten years. They vera
other employee OF Khomberg's, who testified to
the magnitude Of the frauds. Col. Henderson
opened the case for the Government In an abba
speech. which occupied nearly eight hours.
Col. Lane closed the clse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
THE VAR UPON the SIOUX
Plans OF the Winter Cnmpnign-The Capture
OF Red Clouds Band.

CHEYENNE, oct. 25.-The arrival Of Gen.
Merritts command at Red Cloud yesterday sig
nazed the closing up Of the b. II rn AMI Yel-
loYstone campaign, which will be succeeded 10y
the Powder River expedition, consisting Of
fifteen companies OF infantry and eleven COM
panies Of cavalry, the latter principally Of the
Fourth Regiment, with a few companies of the
Second and Third, which have not been in the
summer campaign. All are fresh troops, and
VIII b. COMMANDED by Gen. Crook In person
The Fifth Cavalry will have its winter headquar-
ters at Fort Russell. Gen. Merritt in command.
lhs lbird eyes - Fort Laramie; ten companies
will remain at Red Cloud.
spotted Tail was formally installed Chief Of
the Sioux nation 10y virtue OF the authority 81
the President, and was as such accepted hy all
the Indians al that agency. Tho capture m d Q
10y Gen. Merritt consisted Of 800 Indians. 200
ponies, and large number Of arms. The last
two named will be disposed OF by auction on
the 2d Of November, at Fort Laramie
CHICAGO, Oct. ~. The following despatch was
received ut military headquarters here to-day !:
. " - - srASDiSo Rock, Oct. rs.
Col sturgs ef Lincoln on the eoth. Major Reno. on
y nHop 2 ead o sssh Srned sn, here on ne after
nenced aismount lne and disarnirg ihs lndi.
81, sts At i"o Bears camp on no left bank
Keno's forces, dlsmounied and dsarmcd them NJ
70 the toe Hat obef%5rs % i''g gym; fsiy
new new w'S sent to ne ne laaien, here 1t IS
our purpo-s stated bu principally believe that some
llmo sAee owing TO me failure of gra's mere, The ant
mals were sent y distant grazi < places many mues
away, cump4ratlYtly only q lew h,fscr Nert fuuud.
therefore. The next morninR allied the chicfs together
ana demanded tne cndeT Of their horses and arms
sng them that unless they conpliei thelr ralions
would be stopped and alsJ telling them that
Whatever might be realized from the sale OF
tie property taken would ue invested In
stock for them. Iney have quietly submiite and
nave telt Out TO prlng IN Their ANIMALS. som, have We
ready arrived and We have now IN possession 700
SHsr 'frs ayss Eap a s1T sTs to aSSeg S i
now for the enect ITS prcsonce produces
ehall start stursls tomorrow mOrnins for
Cheyenne leaving Reno until Carlin comprtc- the
WORK here, oniy a few arms have yet becn found or
surrendered but ! tlnk results are sati-fac.
tory Not a shot was fred either side Of
the flNtr. or course no surprise Cpn now be
exp cited NJ Cheyenne. Tie desired effect VIII he at
tained there by the same means those employed
mere. ALFBKD ii. IKkRY, Bngallef General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
REFoRM ~ THE AIR.
sight such as Union IiiiI had Never he
fore secn-Thcn n barbecue.


Union Hill was enlivened last evening
by grand and brilliant torchllght procession
Of the Union Hill, weehawken, and Jersey City
1ilden and Hendricks Clubs, under the auspices
Of the Union 1den and Hendricks Club at
Dramatic Hall on Union place. The members
Of this club assembled at their headquarters
at Bergen place, aud formed in line l5O strong
Soon a large number OF residents volunteered
to carry torches, aud the entire fire company of
Union Hill. who, with the exception Of two or
three, are Tilden ana Hendricks men, dressed in
their rsd shirts. also with torches In thon
HANDS, formed the van. Ihen came tho Wee
hawhen iilden ana hendrcks Cluo, the Dennis
McGrath Battery, the Vest HoOoKen Iilion and
ken Iiiden and hsndrisE, Reform ciGo, iii6
numbering altogether over 100 men. In front
WAS poine = large transparency with the name
Of the CLUB on ono side and pictures Of lllden
and Hendricks, with the word reform In la ge
letters and AS the band struck up the Star
Spangled banner" the procession began NOV
ing down Pallsado avenue. just then there ar
Iiyed large force OF the Laiiorty LOuavrs from
jersey CITY, and the Gorham ZOuaves,
the Cleveland Legion, the Lippineott Minute
the iraphagen Battery the Branns Battalion,
the DAILY Battery, tue Albeit Battalion, and
several other Jersey CITY clubs who had ar
along Palisade avenue TO Blum street. Bergen
Line avenue, Fulton street to Pasade avenue.
Union street, Hudson avenue, Lewis street aud
the procession finally halted in front OF Dra-
matte Hail. which was profusey decorated with
American ana German hags, and u large lat
lanterns, while rockets. Roman candles and tor
ledoes were let OF In all directions. The speak
era who addressed tho assembage were Olestes
Cleveland, ex-May0r II. Irapbagen Of Jersey
city, Leon Albeit, Patrick ii. Layerty, DR..
Henry Iirann, ana others.
The club with an eye to the comfort Of their
guests lad determined to have Il barbecue as
well IA political gathering, ana accordingly an
entire OK which had been roasting the whole af-
ternOon was cut up aud divided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
THE SULLIVAN MURDER TRIAL.
Disagreement of tho Jury-The Judge Ac-
cused OF Partisau-hip.

CHICAGO. Oct 6.-The jury in the case
OF the people against Alexander Sullivan, on
trial In the Criminal Court here for the murder
Of Francis Hanford, came into the court room
this morning and again informed the Court
Judge McAlster. that they were unable to
agree, and asked to be discharged. With this
request the Court compiled. It'll understood
that the jury stood eleven for acquittal and one
for conviction ON that charge. There Is much
discussion 10 the city about tho alleged pnrti-
san course OF Judge McAliister during the en-
tire trial, and especially in his instructions to
the jury. Prosecuting Attorney Reed has
openly intifnated In court his opinion OF the
ruling, and the feeling Is so strong IN town that
several petitions are in circulation askip1 MIR.
hcAlster To resign. The petitions OF the Board
OF Trade have been slgued by mai .rlty Of most
OF the prominent members and embrace some
niteen hunlred 10 two thOus md nAmes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
Against TdMMINY.
What is 10 be Done IL the Republica ms do not
join the Combination.

The sub-conmittees appointed by the Anti.
Iammany Democrats. MIR. Ottendorfcrs German or
ganizAiion' and Col Rush e. Hawknss Citizens parry,
to make coalition against lammany, met yesterday,
IN the Astor House Az the Republicans Committee
on Nominations had not organized the Conference was
adjourned to TINS morning At one O'Clock, the tull
Conference COmul tee Of the Anti lnmnany uArty met
~ Nj. "tuffr \. lurstrs ONCE. The subcommittee
was discharged at the request Of it, Chairman. and
new culnnlttee consisting of Emanuel Is. Hart, Geo
II. Pursor William l.. Mitchell Peter Bowc John
hogge and Ira shafur appointed, and instructV
to confer witt the Republicans.
Mr. OttDniOrtrr's German committee met I'm the
Al tfhooh al goo IhTd HyCnHc ana authorized then
subcommittee to confer with RrpubnrAns II VIVA
resolved To run county ticket, with Mr. Green as MI
many should fail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
DUMP RICING IN PRINCETON.
The Finest Contest OF the series Rowed By
the College Boys.

The last OF the bump races, rowed at
Princeton yesterday, was the most exciting of
the series 1t was rowed by the class crews Of
IS aud 10, both Of whom were winners In the
races OF the preceding day. The course was
from near the Kingston aqueduct, on the Rari-
tan canal, to the college boathouse, mile and
half. The crew Of IS were allowed seventy
feet strt OF their opponents. The banks
on either side OF the canal were lined
with the excited partisans Of either crew
and as they came swinging through tho
drRwbridge which marked the last half mile
the excitement became Intense. As the IS crew
was seen To be SIN fnr In the lead, there arose
upon all sides the resonant class cheer ending in
"seN en- IS eight The - crew pulled in mag
ulhcent form, with "A long, easy stroke of about
80. Their steering was superb, ana they were
easy winners Of the race IN . minutes 81 ,eo onds
Ihe names OF the winning crew, WIN are at the
mead OF the river Tor the ensuing year. are H.
stevenson, stroke ana captain; David Stewart,
No. D; Il. j. Van Leuness, No. c. {. Clarke
No. 5; j. ii. Hess, No. >, aud j. L. Thuiston,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
JOTTINGS IBOUr rOWN.
DON'T forget % reelster

DON'T iOrget U register
Commodore Vanderbilt was weaker Yesterday
John Leach. u Is Greenwich avenue. dropped
dead lu sixth as nuc hot evening.
Mr.. robert Mckee II Staten Island says that
the reports that ht mai attempted sulcle are untrue.
A ankcry owned 10y Peter Weber In wsa
n Oun Vernon, was destroyed b. nre yesterday. LoA
tsOO0i Insurance tCaJJ
Michael lrainor a. Locust Valley l.. l.. q
brakeman lu the Long Island Railroad, was struck by
bridge at st. Johnhud At tAe Port Jefferson branch
Yesterday, aul instantly Killed.
senator j. W. Gerard is taking an active part
In the canvass, advocating the election Of GOV Tlies
ana making speeches throughout the tate. On Fr1aI
he addresses large meeting IN WestChtstrr county a.
Mount hsco, and curing next week he magcs the tuu
Tuden and Hei0Tm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
some Question. and Answers.

AT the Democratic state headquarters sun
reporter was shown nearly three hundred letters from
many election districts In this state. They came m
response TO circulars asking he following questions
How many Republicans are there iu your district Who
VIII vote the Democratic tex I? WHAT Is the prOha
bic result on The state tichet as compared with the
election m lNti' Are there AN voters who
vote for the Greenback ucketp' To IN nrs Of these
questions more thuu haf of the replies are that from
ten to nfty Rcpun leans viii enter ia, Democratic
camp To the second question favorable replies come
from out Of ten districts and to the third query
great many negatives were received.