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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
JOTriNGN N.iHOUI rows.

Commodore Vanderbilt was comfortable ye,-
tcrual.
rne tirc Commissioners transferred eighteen
bremen Yesterday.
John Meyers of epl West Sixty-ninth street
dropped d'ad in West sisty-nrst street yesterday.
Mr.. SsogTe raep ,sa5her mstehan and
isrdsy dl'' ''''''' VI vac N''"'"'' D4"' '''a '''
The steamers Vibhard and Drew will continue
%fG dspGa sosu'' passages 'u'1F the fi''''''H At '"
4 IitiS shooting match between twelve yoHns
evening.
The steamship Ane ique has had IN electric
llgl p' ced IN the row maj can be seen over twehF
David Mosher Mho md NJ hand;;equssiht ins
street, ded yesterday.
Tho Eleventh Regiment COT rnbokant, pa.
raded ids men Al me annual nsPec'ionin IN lomPkins
square yesttrlay ~ttefhoon'
Bishop Potter was elected prcsident Of s.
dest rraneis Po,,. ssorr,.I5 ~ w. '"'''
SeIgt kass made raid on the disorderly
and arltfted seventy ntt prrsOns.
Captain Williams made a raid on the dsorder-
Twenty.lhree persons were arrested,
The Board OF Education decided Yesterday
sha be teachers in the pubic schools.
Archibald White of II suffolk street fell
through q latchwaY Of the stcsmsp Caledonia Yea.
terday iio died at tae Chambers street hospital.
A., N, Charles Limousin, representative ot the.
France was admitted TO the noor OF the Board Y fdu
On Monday evening next. In Cooper Institute.
M: John OConnor Power Will deliver lectrre on tho
"MarYrs Of lrsh Liberty, for The Ueneh VI he poor
Of ~. Bernardo parish.
The wpr panic In London caused great excite
stOCk ElVhangu ana m trAlt flftlrs, and
the nnaucal reports Of THE - MS iuorning viii he
fund pVsse much tia Is Interesting " The general
Teauer.
The friends Of Major George W sauer Of thu
Third aNalr celebrated Cue TWEEN MN anuiyerssTy
Of Ms uilt ~ rrtr ment from the HerSica
by u grand bal IN the Germania Assembly Rooms lass
evening.
Ernest Schiller Of 3Ss Houst m street, while IN.
toxlcited yes erday on sixth avenue near Twenty.
fourth stree run over ny horse and truck driven
by Anthony uhlenDrOcA, and was fatally Injured. 1ha
driver arrested.
An honorary committee OF 1ftv-seyen French
CIT ECns were chOsen lst evening tho rooms of tho
(rirt uarmouic tluI to 80 lcct tibOOO. the srDunI
utt r. fy 10 compete the cnss 0f iibe Is
he uiAced on Bed o. l. aud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
1HE CANvIss or REFORM.
Why the state Of New Jersey should Select
Democratic Rulers.

Democratic Rulers.
Cooper Hall, IN Newark avenue Jersey
City, was packed with Democrats last night.
Tho hppincott Giee Club sang campaign songs
that were rapturously encored, and at the close
District Attorney Garrettson made a rousing
address. He reviewed the reform policy Of the
Administration and declared It the merest
sham. Bristow, the only man In tho Cabinet
who had shown any deposition TO prosecute
and punish the offenders against the revenue,
was unceremonlously kicked out, and h bcock,
morally convicted OF conspiracy to defraud. was
taken hack to the arms Of the President. Tho
Republican platform Of 1879 had high sound
ing plank Tor reform so has the Cincinnati
platform. Bristow went into the Cincinnati
Convention candidate for President with a
spotless record. lie secured a beegarly sixty
votes. Blaine, covered and steeped In Jobs and
suspiciously. acquired wealth. came within a
lew votes OF obtaining the nomination. The
Republicans fear a united South. lie won
the party In power. The people Of the South
ern States had been robbed by horde Of carpet
baseers and scalawass VINO had ground them
to poverty by oDerous taxation aud ex ira az ance
10 sixty years tho entire printing OF tho State
documents OF South Carolina under Democratic c
rule was stOO,0D. Under Republican rule of
three years tue cost was f6o0,000.
In conclusion, the speaker said that the great
danger 10 tue State during the campalRn was the
election or Secor Robeson to the United States
Senate by possibly Republican Legislature.
Good men should be placed In nominut on in
the Senate and Assembly districts TO defeat
this crowninc infany OF Republican misrule. A
man VINO could not pay debt OF SIS In Camden
IN 1870 nnd VINO two years after becoming sec.
retary OF the Navy has a private bank account II
tiVOOVO. has dangerous faculty of acquiring
money. and should be kept ftr aloof from the
Treasury. Talk about paying Southern war
Claims. why there would be nothing to pay
out II Rob son should ever become Chairman of
the Appropriation Committee Of the Senate
i. g: Holbert' Esq, and Others delivered
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RUSSELL ERRETT'S SCHEME.
The Pennsylvania Ring Contributing TO
Defoat Justice.


PIrrsBuRGH. Oct. 16.-Russcll Frrett is
making the most desperate efforts TO secure his
election In the Twenty second District. and
with contributions from the State Ring has put
$4,000 into the BALANCE to cheat justice aud
honesty. He has already bougnt up six or eight
hummer Democrats In the First and Fifth
Wards to work for hlm. These are headed by
James =. ONeill. one ~ Errett's creatures. In
the Commercial Office, and who agreed to sup
port him four months ago II he would secure
pardon from the penteutiarv for bis associate,
the notorious Bun" White. who Ia likely to Get
oack before tne November election for murder
But the buyinR up Of few bummers has not
oeen satisfactorv 10 Errett and Msckey and
the Magces, inssmuch as they cannot control
100 votes In the district. II has therefore been
determined between them to devote $1,000 TO
each Of htty election districts to corrupt the
election officers. who will stun the ballot boxes
and make false returns. With this view pur-
chasable material Is now beinx hunted up to put
on the election boards. hut Mr.. Hopkins and his
friends are wide awake, and the plot Will fail,
ehcept, perhaps. IN few districts.
The plan OF Errett and his fliends Is to have
the loli books aud returns In the purchased die
tricts made up IN advance, ana DgllJts u CORE
spund prep, red. ON these ballots Ttiden and
slI the other Democrats are to r,ceivs tne usutI
Democratic vote. while HoI kins's name ~ to be
erased ana hrretts substituted. " hen the
polls close the fixed ballots are to be IN de TO
correspond with tue number Of voters on the
poll books, ana the ballots actually cast taken
from the ballot box, and the fraudulent ones
substituted. Then, to give It show OF fairness
and honesty, prominent Democrats In each dis
tIirt ara 10 be admitted to see tns count N ade.
which wiz DO iair enough, az the ballots will bs
THIS Is the way e. l.. Magee carried the Fnh
Ward for city Treasurer. and the FIRST Ward
has been carried the same WY TWO OF three
times. Ibis IL the outline ~ the most Infamous
plot ever conceived to disfranchse honest men,
and II comes from "A source that admits OF no
sort OF doubt. In this way alone Errett expects
To he elected. tie will be beaten 1900 in an
honest count OF the votes actually cast.
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IN MEMORY OF GEN. M,PHERsON.
dwelling the Equestrian statue OF the Gem
eral In Washington.

erai In Washington.
WASHINGTON Dot. 18.-The tenth annual
meeting OF the Society OF the Army of the Ten
nessee was held this morning at Lincoln Il all,
about LIS members being present, with large
number Of spectators. Gen. Sherman, President
OF tho society, In calling the meeting to order.
said that to- day was set apart more especially
for the unyeiline and dedication Of. and for un-
furlin2 the banner from, the McPherson monu-
mont, but previous 20 this there would be sew
era hours for the trans-ction OF business per
tiining to the society.
At O'Clock a column was formed under the
command OF MaJor-Gen. David Hunter, Chi
Marshal, consisting OF mounted police, the Fort
McHeDry Band, several companies OF military
the marine corps aud band, tue orator OF the
day Gen. Logan. and the Chairmen of the re
spsctive committees Of arrangement, promi-
nent civil officers. the Society OF the Army OF
the Tennessee Officers Of the army and navy
Invited guests, the Veteran Club, the Grand
Army of the Republic, and officers, soldiers,
and sailors who served during the late war,
altogether making fne display.
The statue Is aa.equestrlan hgure, heroic IN
size. IL Is mounted upon a msssive grinre
peuostal Handsomely designed. Mcpherson Ia
re resented a. viewing the Geld Of battle. lie
Rfasps the check reins OF the spirited horse ON
which he Il mounted In hts left hand and his
right hand holds a field glass, which he appears
TO bsve Just removed from his eyes. The
ngure Ia turned facing the west, toward which
the General IL represented as nnxiously looking.
The position Is an easy Lnd a natural one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
DIx'S THREADBARE TAIE.
The Ancient spipe shooter Repeating AZ Old
speech In BROOKLYN.

The ceptennarisn Gen. John A. Dix was
ohecred by the Republicans IN the Morgan Wigwam at
classon and Putnam avenues Brooklyn last night al.
most as much the reproduction OF Nssts CARTOON
Hold the Fort" and . transparency repulslve with
the bloody shirt. Eli r. Kennedy. the manager OF
the meeting. removed the reporters tables saying
the only way he could get Gen. Dix to attend was
70 pronise him that his speech, which wSs new
one, should not be reported he wished deliver II
10 the different large cities ot the State. Gen Dixs
speech' noHever.wa- OIL II was the Cooper Union
poauon, IN which he denied TO Mr.. Tilden honor OF
Ie reduction Of the state tsx. Tnen Gcn. Dix pulled
Illucn aud hcndficg. poster from his rear
p",,hSt' ana huuiorousy dilMed on the looks
paradcd on the poster. He held uP a Photograph ~
Gov. Hayes. ana remarked that ms look was frank,
many aud sirsgh'forward while Tilden's sy'
y. Asp,l we shl-thc sentence vas not finished He
Yef knew cunning man to b. honest. ne re1umrd
Go per Institute speech aud couttnurd for an hon
cartoon '' - '''' y
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REFORM IN CHfTHfM.
a Grand Demonstration frr TiIdcn and Hem
bricks trGirg the Good Cause.

\ Grnnd Demonstration frr TildeD md uen-
drick.-urgirg the Good Cause.
On Tuesday evening Chatham. N. j.. was
the scene OF u grand denomination In the inter
ests OF reform. The streets were paraded ny n
brilliant procession, consisting of Martins Bows
In Blue of Chatham, the 1ilden and Hendricks
Reform Club OF summit, and the Cutler Minute.
men OF Morrstown. II was headed by the drum
corps of the seventy -hrst Regiment N. G.. 5. n.
Y. the line Of march was Illuminated by the
glare OF rockets and Roman candles, aud the air
WAS heavy with the boom u artillery. Ihe
streets were thronged with spectators. among
whom the greatest enthusiasm prev lied.
In Academy Hall an immense ass meeting
was addressed hV rx GOV Randolph. t. q. Clap-
man. E-1., Of Jersey CITY. +. W. Fnoto, Jr. ~
New lOIK. and Cul. A. u. Martin and Messrs.
Rogers and Clark OF summit The hall WIS
heavily drapcd with bunting and banners, and
many IT lnspdrencics, emblGz Jned with telling
notices attcstcd the sentiments OF those pres
cut. Chnthaiui-ts are working enthusiastically
for the cause of Iilden and Hendricxs.
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At the residence Of Dr. Abraham W. Lozler,
ass West Fourteenth street. the womSn's Suffrage So.
ciety gave reception to Mrs Abigail Scott Dunlway
last evening. Among the guests Mrs. Mary !.
stearns of Minnesots. Mrs. Leonard OF Chicago and
Helen n. Cooke ana {. II. sothersn OF this city. Mrs
Duniwsy is publicly known as lecturer and as the
cditor of the Atio korth'cf,t. paper puDlshed In
Portland, Oregon -Four years ago, she said she ac-
eepted the pledges q the Republican party TO the
In stumpng her native State that Horace Greeley was
isnominiously deferted. After the vote cast she
was snubDed BY those who promised her assistance.
The Republicans proved quf,lthful TO their vows to
womans rights. as they had TO every other piedge
gwen for worthy object II the Democrats were not
favorable TO them. they were Ut least honest. She
called upon her hearers with the ladies Of Mas
sachusetts. who were supporting Charles Francis
Adams and exert their influence for reform. Mrs
DuniRAy Is In the Eat ecturlug .ur, attend
lug g. the pub icstlon OF her epic poem, David and
Ia
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Austrian about aS. All other International
stocks likewise suffered considerably.


LONDON, Oct. l9.-Lste on Tuesday evening
sunni opses were issued for Cabinet Council
to he held to-day CIhursday). and several Minis
tiers arrived In town laAt nigbt.
IL II rumored that the Government contem-
plates calling an autumnsl session OF Parlia-
ment In consequence OF the grave aspect Of the
bastern question. 1t is also sid that the Gov
ernment have applied to Lloyds to have ships
READY to transport troops.
The Advertiser says II is reported that Lord
Napier OF MaRdala has been ordered 10 hold
himself In readtness to take command Of troops
W hich may be sent TO Eeypt.
The Standard prnta an Imposing table dcscrip-
tive OF the Iron vessels OF the X sslan navy. 1t
shows that they nre ~ In number. aud carry
from two to twentv-six guns III.
WHAT THK NEW YORK BRoKERs SAY.
Al the Firth Avenue Hotel, last evening, a
large mum Der OF brokers ga hered to discuss IT, Q
impending war crisis In EIrOpe and its prOba-
ble elect ON nnaDclul and comm crcial AFFAIRS In
the United stat ?. IL wae state that the sho I
interest In certain stocks Is large, and some Of
the bears are puzzled to cover their speculative
ventures. There was report that stock
house, extensively Interested In the coal err
rlers, was In embarrassed circumstances. There
Is hrmer market In saltpetre, and one 1rr,
whicn has large quantity on hand. is ende vor-
Ing to control the ma ket 10y pufcha.ing ali that
comes from the East Indies.
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The Second DAYS Registration.
The registration by Assembly districts ye-ter-


Patrick rr. aged 20 years, was put on ri
IN the Psssaic County tN. Jl oyer snd rcrmncr yes
ierdiy, on charge Of numbering his WIFE, Tnc tesi.
mony showed thai he had oflcn quarrolled with In
their rooms at NJ rshAl aud Pacific srCct and that on
the morning OF August 49, after hearing stfugg,c the
neighbors found Mrs. Carr covered with bruises and
unconscious. She died soon afterward, and the post
mUrlem examination revea ed injuries such a. light
have been nlade by kicks and blows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
The Death Of . wsII.Kpown Actress.

kate Caldwell TIoIIaDd, the only daughter OF
George Holland, the comedian. died Monday OF
lara fever. contracted while playing In the Globe The
atre Ia Boston. Her nrst appearance the stage was
IN the Union Square Theatre IN 1871 She after.
ward connected with the flftn Avenue Theatre, and
supported Edwin Booth m his last engagement. The
funeral serylces VIII be performed to-day In the Ltte
Nhurch Around the Corner to which her father hr-t
awakened interest by the action Of the pastor In
1871 hius lollsnd Was twenty three years Of age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
rHE irEsr ono WoRAD VIEWS
The spanish PilsrimRge- TO IL Omc The t:ov.
erAnr OF Hi-eaI sn.pnnd.d.

LoSDoS, oct. ia special dcspatch to the
IHes from Blrcelona SAYS The spanish llxriusges
10 Rome have been converted into Clrlist mauif sGs-
uois. Tue pilgrims upon cmbarAing cheorod Tor Don
Carlos.
The DJtlE Atfl has a spcclai from Rome announcing
that the mni,ec which supcrintcnded the reception
ot the spanish pilgrims the Pnpe on Monday and
Who were principally Ctrlsts, rciused 10 admit ths
Spanish Amnas dn 10 lfgy and his attaches although
they were duly nrnyiipd with tirKCts.
\ Reuter- dcspatch iron bihaO saws. The Clvi
Governor Of Bisray has been su-pCndcd Fre.h ar
rests have been made causing greet uucasiuc,s tsa
Qucsada is expected here"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
The Rising Of that Democratic Tidal Wave.

Three hundred letters and one hundred do.
apatches were received at the National Democratic
Headquarters yesterday from various sections of the
country many rep ring large sccessious Of voters
the Tilden and Hendricks ranks from the men who
voted for Gran At tne last election. The Democratic
campaign cluOs IN most places report large member.
ships. Very few communications of Encouraging
nature have come TO the hands OF the secretary The
committee feel very much gralied at the prospects In
NV York state, ana some especially cheering letters
have come from New Hampshire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
The Color Line in The Masonic Order.

CoLUABUs, o., Oct. 1o.-In the Masonic Grand
Lodge to-day very earnest discussion was mad on
point OF order relative 10 the recognition OF the Coorcd
Masonic Grand Lodge Of ONO. Inc question OF their
recognition presented last year ana laid over uni
this es,ion. To-dly the Committee Jurlspruu
reported the matter back with resulut recommend
inR TscOgni ION Of the COlOred Grand Lodge point
II order ten made that under the constitution Of
the 6rsnd Lodge, the re olutons were not IN OF der
except AZ amenGment to the cOnHt ution Itself the
Grand Master oyerruleo the point Of order and held
that the resolution. I'm order. An appeal
then taken this decision, Il sustained by
the Grand Lodge, Ihere being about seventy Eve
majority In favor OF the appeal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
One who Played with Blake aud Burton.

Mrs. Henrietta Dyott, wife OF John Dyott, and
one Of that GALAXY OF stars which made the old Park
Theatre the magnet that drew to II the bellies and bcsuN
and dlleitgnH Of the past generation, dsd Tuesday last
AZ her residence AZ New Rochelle Coeya with Blake
and burton though not ~ great star eiher ste
contributed to make up the total OF PERFECTION IN the
memorable pcTfo mances. TO which old New YOIkeTs
SIM refer as the Angu1tln era of the American ge
She was good Actr, a. said MIR. JOhn Gilbert, VINO
was one OF that company. "and remember her play
lng with me the season the old PARK burned down"
Mrs Dy retired from the stage years CO. Her
iunera VIII tAAr place on fTday from New Ron hele
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19

II iRTFoRD, oct. Is. s.-Cyrus Z. Marsh Of West
Newton, ra senior In the Wesleyan University, was
drowned m the Connecticut river NJ Md letown this
cY ming. lie WIS ont rowing with his class crew when
tie boar struck rock and nlled, and Marsh was
@ save ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
INDIAHA,s OFFICIAL VOTE.
Democratic Majority Of h,1f0 on Governor
and T,gf3 on Cepsressmen.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1s.-The aggregate
vote on the State ticket Ia 4s3,3Oe, Of which Mr..
Williams. Democrat. received 2is.Oos Mr.. Harri-
son. Republican. 20,s77, and Mr.. Harrington, In-
oependent' 1s2ee. willlsms's majority over
harrison Is bib. The largest independent vote
cast was Tor Newson, cand date for Treasurer OF
the State, 1928.
Ine Legislature stands: House-Repubiicans
o.; Democratic n; independents, .. Senate
Bepublicans, q; Democrats. e5 Indeoenden,s
Oficiol returns from all the Congressional, d,a.
trIcts show the following maioritlns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
Police Order Rc-pcc,ius the Election.

Superintendent walling was yesterday In
sructed TO promuSsto to the force that an offence
against the laws OF the United 10 obstruc or n-
terferc with Inspectors OF Election or United States
Deputy Marshals In the performance OF any duty. or
refuse them propcr aid or assistance and thHt they
are about 10 verify the list Of persons who have regis
tered the Officers stationed At the polling pace, must
render all the assistance IN their power.
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This shows Democratic majority OF 1913.
The Independent or Greenback vote on Con-
eressmen was 1859, as follows: First District,
LAO; Second. 944; Third, 1,034: Fourth. 37S Z;
Fifth, Q; SIXTH sl6 Seventh, 1896 Eighth, 47O4
Ninth, $3.50; Tenth. 80; Eleventh, none /;
Twelfth, 675; Thirteenth. 1856.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
The Alabama ClnIma.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The Court OF Commits
soners Of Alabama Claims met to-day pursuant 20 ad
'ournmeht' ana proceeded Ia the consideration OF
cses appeared from the amended docket tnAt $50
Sases IN 20 e considered by the court They
u,s,t nsiin % OF ssAnen Aha shippers, but cover
pccunar Character and touch upon questions that
nave not YES arisen Ia tue court Ihe second call OF
TN calendar WAS preceded with. and several cases
argument Of COUNSEL ~ '''V"' 'NN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ia despatch from
spanIsht0wn. about thirty miles down the coast, re.
ports that the snip Ryda Hall from Cardiff consigned
TO Baliour, Guthrie Co. OF this city was wrecked
there st night at about o'clock Sine OF the
crew lost in trying 20 get ashore the rest Sere
taken N TINS morning ~ whaler from station
by. The Captain sttll on board, refusing TO come
ashore. The shin Is fast the and the sea /,
bTeaKing her. bhc will probably soon 20 to pieces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19

BUFFALO, Oct. B-JoseDh Pulitzer spoke 10
the German Democrats and Liberals Of Bufalo TINS
evening IL was the largest German meeting ever held
In Buna 10, A meeting was organized and addressed
outside while Mr. Pulitzer spoke m crowded hall MIR
kchurz also spoke here hlf evening ms appointment
having been made after Pun zer's to draw away Der.
from the latter. Pulitzer had at least Two Ger
man hearers for BcbuTz's one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
Twentieth Ward Foo,p.d,.

MorlH Schiel, Of lU Greenwich avenue, was
met In Eighth syenue early yesterday morning by VIM
Korn and Patrick McGowan. who shocked him down
ellcd him TO the ground second time OniceT layle
arrested the men, ami Juttice OteTbOur. yesterday
committed Them under $500 bail. schiel Was seriously
iuluTel Internally,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
The New Haven Pede.,rian.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. Ia. George +. Avery, who
recently Issued general chaengo pedestrians, has
received several answcrs lie If now completing ar
rangements for matrh of one hundred ana thirtyw
hours dural 4ni 10 be contested WIN Prof. Judd of
New YORK, ana uNl that match has taken place ithcr
IN boston or New York. he tAnnOt entertain other ac
ccptances, hut after that event will he willing to ar
IanEe with nArdIng, OF New YOIk, and Othera.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
Littie Johnuy's Machine,

Patrick Lavelle, In attempting TO register on
the hrst day Of registration IN tue Twelfth District Of
the Ftth Assembly District had his papers taken from
him Oy Inspector BoOmer The ctOr arrested
On warrant Issued by Lite Johnny Davenport, la-
yec was arrested yesterday for interfering aud oh
structng the inspector Layelle waived examination.
and Was held IN t2, ,bUO ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19

CHARLESTON, oct. 1s.-All has been quiet
to-day at Cainhoy. A small force OF armed citi-
zens from Charleston remain In the village. as
the residents fe er that IL this guard was with
received tonight that company OF Uni.el
States troops are on the way from Columbia TO
CainhOY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19

Julia Lynch, young lady eghtcen years Of
age. while returning from church one sunday In March,
was bitten by n cog owned by Peter McNaly, drug.
gis She sued him for $1,000 damages. Tue jury gave
!, ,buu Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19

John A. Olson was attacked In sixth avenue
At TwenN eighth street Yesterday. by Thomas Dognan,
WHO grasped hun around the body Whils AL sccOuuuco
bDed MIN. Capt Williams Chased them, ami cap
tured Dcguan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
An uArridrutlnt Hay.

The steamboat Blackhird, OF srrn's Ferry
Line, wnie on her ESQ rp from New brighton. = atea
leland struck spite "a tho jersey shore. bet cen
the liedth use nd Bed br- Island. and stove hole
htr bot ON. She Was hcaChyi OF he islaud 1he pas
srngcrb iTIufferrrd TO tue steamer IA. NJ MQlla