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Il IiI{I FLOOD,

LOUISVILLE, o., Uct. 3l.-'rhc New Albany
LeJyer-tssaadurti's correspondent at Orlcaue
Orange County, OH the l!nu Of ts!r New Albany
l&allsoad, selnss particulars NJ Il fearful ran~
storm wllirh took place IN tlat rcglos,, eun-
nlessring 6unuay nornlns, anl continuing tilt
,.carly daylight Monday n,ornlng. The F'u
WAN Il etIt@t 1louI. the water nut
o,sly pouring .pwn ~ us.al III drops, but per-
leet sIlertz. The :.ruun1 retrlnblctl like. tho
Wntrr isaysng pu,res! ,ipHs ttc town until t4at(
thu place WIS Il.A'ttcl. The water rose til high
as tnc wtldow-tol~, as'l as yet llatl fallen hut
little, III utiittoM to tle destruction VI house"
kecpng gnatk, barnl, sluhlrs, ctr., large
lots ii c;sttic, horses, hugs, ete., werc
drowned. Lost River Is extraordinarily
hikA. TIC hrhlyc over this river, between Or
lrasls ard iasli IL swv,t, AWAY THIS IL tl.e
brilge IN which Packard UNI TuHgctt We're
hAngel .!r vt;atlts srSrrui yrars a.p. At thn
presttt tine 1t IL ilnpuksthe 10 culhputc thu
danase which thu 1loMl has ovcasloLel aluIg tho
BUTTONS uf Lost issyrr, Int II will be unusually
hruyy, probably SlU',vAu II! mnuunt.
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CRIME.
BURGLARY, A


3ptcidt bfspafch to 2a< 7fidrak
DcntQrE, Ia. Oct. H.-An attempt was
mndc last night At ApiIngton Ia, to break
into the large iron safe of s. l.. Kcmmcrcr.
The burglar flrBt broke into a blacksmith shop
ahd got toois. f{c then broke Open the door Of
the Office. attarked the safe, ans1 broke I'll tue
combination lock, when h. was interrupted by
the appearance al Ahram Kcn,ncrcs, who Was
waiting up To load car of hogs. The burglar
pscaeutcd pistol at ke,nmercs, Who, hcing un-
artncd, sirpped buck a few stcps,whct1, the burg
lar passed him, ncnacing Him all the TING
viii, the revolver. Going to tile rear
Of the Office, tc nude his cscnpc to the rfycr
and wUoJs. An alarm was Immediately. given,
hut as yet no one has hceH arrested. ffe was
evidently II stranger, as he was unknown 10
kcm1ncrcr.
tptefd1 lNse7sca to ne Tribune
EAST sAa,SAw, Mich, Oct. 3l.--The residence
ot a. u. Paine. Ut Saginaw City, was entered
tlIs n.ur,!ng b, BURGLARS, who rot away with
3i,00U
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Maxl,!Iunl thrrllluNirttr. II: intAltAUIfi. aitt
1EHEuAL hMSEHyAEt3AE.
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INDIANAPOLIS, ts!A., ucs. al>-Ou application
Of sos,o creditors Of tle o1d !ssAllu! Culnpnny,
1homas II. Bowles was to-slay npJohtcsi It,
ceIyer. 4 new co1npany, comprised of seven vi
the Old Stockholders, las been forI1le, ana At
ticies o{ association nre A.l ready fur Hing tn run
thu institution, on basis u <'UU1l rapltnt. 1t
Is believed that tl!u nretIrclsllp Will nut last
lous,, 8,l tho only naes Who will loss anythf1:
arc the Stockholders, who have beeA practically
tsoscn out by ttu new corporation.
, 1876-11-01
T11i,0WN FROM HIS BUGGY.


kESos1tA, W,s.. Ucs. A.--Unu Of the
wea!thlcst farnirrs Ut this county, Mr.. +. 4.
Higgins, mrt with ~ very SERIOUS s''tsliap this
,aasnlug. a,'d osic which uiny cuuso ll!s death.
Mr. higgins is tat ADVANCED III yeafs, at1 vcry
lnaf, witch fuct prevented hts |tcatine tile ;31
express Irouu ccas;u " 1t cams up hclllnd Him.
ills i!ursc brra,ns tftEtiened, jumped tn front
Mr.. HEgg,ns cut, u1,d n}urea h!Jn 10 severely
tlut bis rttuytry Is doubtful.
, 1876-11-01

A CRY or FIRE."
SAN rnAsclsct. Cal, Oct. 3l.--A false alarm
of "Afc" created a panic IN thu Chinese TI'ea'
tire, on Jackson street, last night. Tl'c bn1f,ing
vas crowded, and rush VAS male for The sin
glc means Of exit, and many wcre tranplcd
dawn In the confusion. The police dragged ont
twenty lead bodies md about tho shine number
Of Wounded. The Chinese refused to render any
nssI.tanec, and tic performers continued piay.
Ing until stopped by tho police.
, 1876-11-01

ST. Loris, Oct. 3l.-Great excitement was
created in Kansas City tt-tlny by the report TINT
the farmers Of Wyantlottc County, kansas, had
organized Vigilance Committee to protect
themselves ngalnst lorsc-tAIcycs, md that they
had hanged William Fulton a'ia another notor1-
Gus dcspcrado named 1lcn'llry, eight miles
southwest of that city. IN Sunday morning. /.
Is also sali TINT they took three others lnt Gus.
tody, who !luvc undoubtedly hccn hanged, md
that the farmers of jackson County, Missouri,
arc cooperating with them. jackson County
was tic home Vt the 1aints boys and Cltl NIL.
Ter, tie Northtcld banls-yoDbcra.
, 1876-11-01

LITTLE Rock, Ark, nct. al.-1m the Federal
Court t.,-day, Judge II. Z. Caldwell uH t}fu
Deucl,, Nrn}atln u. Watkls wus convicted OF
npkt}ns e<.,..erielt Atcktls. u.nl sentenced to
]ay Il t!uc Ut 81 ,OoJ nml one YEARS. tmpstson-
| Il.f1f
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6IFF117 7TRl7{EH 70 7HE 7FT64H3.
DcuCQuE, H., uct 3l.-lhe County building
Of Eu4,net County, 1owa, WAS burned lust wcrk.
All the county rceur.ls, hooks, aud papers were
destroyed, bealdes over q, ,o0U bclougnE to pri-
yatr Individuals. 'rhu cause VI tho tro IL ILL
known, but 1t Is supposed to i!asu BEEN ineeh'
diary.
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n ISO ItI1l4IkIE - Es.F 1sASS'Isf
ELIzAnnrll, y. j., Ugt. 3l.-5"hn Murray, a
New York burglar, who robbed tlle rcaidelee Ut
Gr,l. George H. Mcclellan, llas heeu srntr',cesl
to eighteen years IN tic State l'rtson atnl to pay
The costs VI prosecution. Murray was tried I'll
six indictments.
, 1876-11-01
The WEATHER.

Wssu1So1os, y. C., Sov. IL H. m,-For
the Upper Lake rrs'on, v!a!ns basot"etcr, var-
nbls winds, ,nnstly fr.m thc northwest to the
northeast, cutler, partly cloudy weather, as"a
pa:tly }MsssIbly OCCASIONAL ralns.
Eur tho Lower l-akr region, ris!ns barometer,
variable Winds ,nnstly from. northeast to sauth-
tast, nearly Stationary Temperature, partlY
cloudy weather, and possibly orcastonal raIn.
Local. 0RsknrATtaNh
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LOCOMOTIVE ENll.nslON,

IstcnaoSp, VI, Oct. 3l.-A special to the
Dk*wsleA says boiler of locomotive Oil the
Alexandria, alauasaas g. Osauge Kailway c1~
plotle4 ut Abingdon. to-day, killing the ilresna,',
J. W. Jsttr1, aul Engineer Robert Wilson.
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Gordon Fuc,,a, a yo,,th was badly scallctl. THIS
was the first trip vi the fireman uild tle tri~
ncrr. All the win:lnw klass in the issighfnr~
huotl was broken. Ttr >'ca'n'ga''gc, wllen
fouutI, Indicated n prrss'srr register IF iGn
pounds.
, 1876-11-01
Details Of the Disaster on the
Delaware, LackaWan,1a g.
Western Railroad.
a Heavily.Ladon Coal Train Runs int
a Passenger Train.
A Falsc Alarm Of Fire in q San
Francisco Theatre Causes
q Panic.


Ttiat Number lntureus
TELEsCOpED.
SCRANTON, Pa., Oct. 3l.-Thc fearful accident
on the Delaware. Lackawanna s. Western KIsl.
road last night occurred at small station
Known rs Lgtlfgft Summit, TN the fecono'no
MonntaIn, twenty miles from scrunton.
This regular afternoon Train to New York and
Philadelphia, consisting Of scvcrtcen passenger
coaches drawn by three engines, had about
t,2O0 passengers on boaSlt principally bound
for the Centennial Exhibition. The tsuin was,
It appears, two lours behind time, and reaching
the summit shortly after o'clock, stopped 70
take water from the tank. While there heavy
cual-train drawn by three engines run into the
rear OF the passcnger-tran, tccecoping two Of
the cars through mud through md breaking t1sc
others.
The scenes that ensued were heartrendtng,
although by q most miraculous circumstance
the humber OF Killed was but few.
The Scranton Rtputiied, this morning gives
tho following list Of tic dead and wounded, all
Of wlusn bctoug to this State:
K'tcd-Dayitt Il. picrcc, u Hamilton; James
Bragg, Of Utica.
Wuunled-Truman Seymour, Of Rome: Cor
nelius uay, Of rreble; Lena Donald, of IIami1.
Ioll' ., A's. 'uli5' o. ta'n''to', 'lfs. - H.
Fierce, ot Hamilton; John PARKER, of 1la1nii-
ton; Mrs. Abbott, of Hamilton; Mrs. A. L.
Tuttle, of Columbus; Mrs. ". i. Parker, Of
Nort;, fsr,,tHct,1. Fronf. 11urv nr unrrttnp.
...,,. r.,,u..1 t,-,',...a n, p;aI,, - .,I.ss.
,e, 1T"asa osa', ~ " !us.sa1us M sp,tEs' s,
Albert Thonias, VI shcIlout7lc; Hugh Kelly,
OF Columbus; Enos parker, Of Morrisonysltc;
.tra. D. D. Norton. Of Columbus;
Miss Maggie Perry, Wutcrtown; Mrs. Armour,
OF Mosr'sofsllio; III. Armour ot Aosslson'
willie; ]: Il: su'i1n, oi Green County; E Jaek-
dcrs: moktny. in a,l. t,ro killed outright. md
tr....., :. n,.. s'sn,,~e,,- ,,,;,,r..1 eA'' "A~
'Mehts~n'c scselc'5 ulu'eo'
The wounded were conveyed to tho Gould
boro 1fotel, wbcse Il corps VI surgeons from
Scranton attended,
Ar. srv,uour. Mr. r,,v Mra y,ouau or1 v,s
- ~, 49,. A' ~, -S ',o"' ''' 0At al %
A'csee a'c 'o' cApecleo " sceo'es.
pAssengcf.rar caught fire III the wreck, and
VIA CONSUMED UPON tle trnck.
The dead were Conveyed to Scranton this
mur,ltng ut O'clock.
I
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!Speciat psbatch to TIE 1'rl,are.
1NpIANAroi.ls, In.l., Urt. jl.-Nhllc aotnc
boys were in,luging III halloween sports to-
night, MI nn1;unwn person fired iut" the crowd.
shooting Hugh D4rnss In thc head alll lnlllcting
II fat u1 Wnu,,tj.
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OMAuA, Nrb., Oct. N,-Tho lsetss llonsc. at
Glrnwuol, H.. was destroyed By lrc nj . this
luorulng. Loss, $U,00u; Insurance. nut kno"n.
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To Escape the Latter Ruasla's Terms
Must Be Acoeled To.
This Action tho Result Of Recent Turkish
Successes il Seryja.
Turkeys Compliance with
Russia's Demand Con-
fldently Predicted.
Greece Advised to Keep Afoof from
the Eastern Complication.


TTIF EtET
nusst4,a 1,t7,vAT,;v.
spectas ldtpa.ch to 1ae 7,1ban&.
LONDON, Oct. Ji.--An Official dlspatch from
St. Petersburg announcing that the lsussian
ultImatutu l!a,t tcen presented to Turkey
las created great excitement II, financial circlcs
here, and consols hpyo declined X per cent,
,,o... ..a,I..t.. NJ a...r.i .,.,.,. t., .,,1at,
psa" sssus4sssS' lug ieecet"t o".1ook ~ 8ai1S"'
lug ahd Tue War-ieeling Is revived.
7' Tia Et,.tra ,,,.t As.oefatea fre'"
9r PtrERanrRa, Oct. 31.-To-t1av,s Dn|cfa,
f1a..u. ,.,... t,..t 49, 1.,,.,t,r a., D..s.,.,
e.utsa 'ASs ".a' 1Sna,le'', 1"' 4eue''A4
A'nbasaauof at constanttnople' las oecn In
stsucted to demand tue porte's acceptance,
within forty-cight hours, Of au armist!cu aud
s,,sncn.in,, ~ Iost,,tfcs: ot,,cr,vtso IN" dtnc.
.,ost, .o,s.ss.e h...'o.., s,,s.,'. ~, rr,,.I'n,.
."a,s ',., - esns oct"1sn w. Hssa.a n,a
Will be broken oil, nnu Gen. lguatscif, with the
Whole Of tho Embassy, will leave CONSTANT
noplc. This ultimatum OF Ntlssia to Turkey
yas lispatc,cd fran Ltyadia, where the Russ}an
Court Is eojourniug, to .constantiuoplc ycs.cr.
tcrlay.
rAnis, Oct. 3l.-Adv1ccs from coustantinop!c
last npht say TINT the arulstfcc was not then
signed. put that it, signatury waa regarded as
p3ooaDle.
ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND GERMANY.
LONDON. Oct. 9l,-Ths French and English
r,nora ~. ,,,sso,tono, ,.,th ,1,. En,orer ~
f.,.., ..t.. ~, ~. r, -
~ uefinan} h'a.on'e"s anou. eufopean oia.'s ~
ITS speeel 1T the opcnsnE III the scsston OF the
Imperial Parliament of Germany, at Berlin,
yesterday. Tic French papers acxcpt It us IT,
rcct ,Dorne. ~ 1r.nco
,,,v,..n
,.- ~ -.
eoSsfAS1!SofLEt oet' ol'-lt 10 o1i'e'allY
slated that the Turkish troops have entered
Alexl1,atz utter several f,ays' fighting.
u.,ss,t .u,, ne,,,,>v
1., ~. ~ ,p... s,.,. ,,,
toSooS, oe'' el'-@lnc 1t"ses hagS calto-
rsat'y: 1T Is Important to ohscrye that We
hnvc notice tl1at Gcrulany abides unti will abide
by It's ulltancn with Kussta. nul t1,uuri, II viii
str,,str1n -, nn., W. ,,.,1 ,ar,,, .r.t,s .h o.,,a.
- "st''o ~ "esF ~ so1et tt3.1'o ""a t"c 3*"e1
fowefs' t''e government OF tho Euperor's
nephew and frfe,,d will remain must closely
k1tt with tile Government ut Uer1fn,n
1srrrs4,, rnYp,,cr ~ srnx,,
prrpnsnnnn nc, y, -s1ntr,,,,.a".a "a, r,,o,r,a
fEteHs"oh1' oet' ai'--1htci1ieehee recelscd
here from Belgrade states that pr1nes Alllan's
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1TA'E'Cth IN, JE4Ek3L1kY, &c.

HAMILTON. ROWE 81
Co., State tAul Wnshlngton-
Hts., hive in stock full lines
OF Waltlsaua. Eigiu, and Ge-
xicva Watches. They call
particular attention to their
AutifcS' Watches In every
style OF casing, from the
lowest price ut which n good
watch. Gun be afforded to the
most costly la,ntle.
Fine Watches Repaired.
Corner State aud SFaAf2p
ingt0n.Sts.
, 1876-11-01

MADISON, Wis, Uct. :31.-A wuInan named
Mrs. Ifus:'cay, living ii the To'yn Of flei'na,
fell down tho cellar stairs head ttsst into bar.
rel Of y,uegas and wus drowned.
, 1876-11-01

~ "a ' AAt ~ FAA4SAAs
LITTLE RocS, Ark, Det. 3l.-The 0dze'se l'as
special that the steamer Ifosa Miller was sunk
near Pine DlutI, md Is beFilg wrecked.
, 1876-11-01
POLITICAL.


mcnts, ri tnursc nll:1.llng tt Republican ror
r,ptirt and ,rni'lgacr, nml 1au!ItiE the virtues
nf t"'n"cuiatt lIesaocr~y, wl.tGt tlud I'll, faults.
rawcr. lie alluded t., tho Democratic promise
of reform, which lie argued meant everything.
col Chambers speech vas Of similar rfarae-
Ter. fhc audience was by no rleans snthustas-
liz, md when the speaking was over silently
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP FLonipA. At San Francisco Nov IL from Newcastle
Z, lost and split sails during the voyage
BARK w A FARNswoRrH lBr), hence tor New Bedford
18th and since detained of City Island by esstery
unable to dock the island above they
Trogvs Neck nd made her fast Bayley wharf, opposite
the Herald telegraph station
Scum SCOTLAND was lost Sept 20 in the Ochotsk Sea
Grew all saved The Scotland formerly owned at Ban
Francisco, and built 1t Kennsbunk In 1895
ScnR JESSIE 5 CLARK CeGin from Fernandua for New
York, put into Norfolk Nov IL in eaky condition.
miles Of Shinnccok light Tho vessel years old,
and the captain Is surviving to save her.
FoprREss MONROE. Nov l9-Schr Isabel l. Pierce. Cap
tain Rider haing from Wclfeet Mass, aud bound 30
Boston from Tsn1er sound with cargo Of oysters was
into and sunk by the New York steamer lachopd this
morning. three o'clock half mile inside Of VIII
oughby sDt light. Captain Wilson. OF the Baltimore pilot
boat Calvert, render led all the assistance possible
PLYMOUTH. NJ ass Nov l9-An unknown Schooner lumber
laden is ashore Gurnc Point, and will probably 20 TO
pieces tonight tis supposed that the crew - safe.
QuKpEc Nov IT, The bark DeSalAberry before reported
returned to port watsroGgsd Is discnargng At Halls
and will afterward into dock and winter there
paid of to-day. .
Bark rene before reported returned 70 port dsseisd
having been ashore undergone REPAIRS
loaded and proceeded this evening In Tow OF ths
steamer Progress
snIpauILprsG.-At Mllbridge. Capt William sawys
tho frame vessel o about LOO tons
10 built coming for Capt Hopkins,
The prospects OF Shipbuiding in she vicinity OF Boston
improved and is expectsd several ships
will be there this winter Messrs Campbell
Brooks East Boston, have contracted 70 build ship OF
about Messrs Pickering Co. of Boston.
Tudor Company build two ships Of IL tons
be employed IN East India trade They will be
completed next spring. BESIDES these ether parties have
considering the subject Of building ship Of large d.
man
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
CANADIAN RESPONSE TO THE CALL FOE A
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

CANADIAN RESPONSE TO THE CALL ToB AN
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
am glad to find that there s united action among
the lovers OF base ball throughout the continent on
the subject Of organizing international association
for the coming season. Happily, SO fur as Canadian
clubs concerned, there has been nothing TO COM
plain OF in regard TO .crooked playing" and think
II betting and pool selling vigorously excluded
from ball fields In the future in the past will
be able to keep up the reputation We have already
gained What concerns US most is to secure somc
agreement between clubs outside the League, tnat
regular supply Of games be obtained and the folly
Of giving exorbtant guarantees to League clubs be
avoided We will be very glad to assist in bringing
about such . reform. London, with I'M
mediate suburbs, has population OF fully 5000 In
habtants, and. being an inland CITY, base ball Is the
chief outdoor popular sport during the summer. Our
gamcs with first class clubs during the past season.
drew wclL On two holidays gate receipts ut twenty
five (ladles froe), exceeded, each OCCASION
ST. 0OO and ordinary days the Chieagos took $3.50
and $500 their share OF the receipts and tho 81
Louis Browns, $780, the latter coming, with only one
day Intervening between their visit and the Chicagos
Our grounds In tho heart OF the city, and
quently very convenient H. GORMAN,
Secretary rocumseh Base Ball Club, London, Ont
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
OBITUARY.
DIAZ DE LA PENA, ARTIST.

DIAZ DE LA PENA, ARTIST.
Tho cable brings the announcement of she death OF
Daz dc la pcna, famous French painter. Diaz de IL
Pena (Narcisse-virge) was born Bordeaux, in Au-
gust, 1909. He first exhibited In the Paris Salon Of
1881. landscape sketchcs:-"Tho Suburbs Of Sarra-
gossa" 1884; .Batte OF Medina Cocli" ls35); s'Tho
Alteration Of the Shophcrds' 1886; .'Calypso's
Nymphs" us4o. He then gave himself up to
imaginative painting; flied his little pictures
with nymphs odalsques ond cupids From 1S44 10
80 he painted number Of very brilliant pictures tho
drawing Of which was criticised somewhat dcfsc-
tive He next gave himself up TO profound study OF
form, and exhibited again IN the Salon OF 1851
two of his best canvasses, "a Woman Bath
iug'' and 'Cupid Disarmed." " About tho
year 1855 no undertook journey the
East alter having sold his studio and his collection
He again exhibited in the Salon OF 1889 ''Galatea"
Tho Education OF Love" Venus and Adonis,"
sCupid Punished. 7" Tho FAIRY and Ter Toys" and
portraits In ls44 he received medal OF the third
class 1916 that OF the second class and in S4s tho
class medal In 1851 no received tho Cross Of the
Legion OF Honor.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
THE ROCHESTER, CLUB READY.

To TIKI EDrroR HRRALD:-
Its OF the greatest Importance that such assooia
tion as you treat Of should be formed. think tho
sooner .hs ball is rolling better il will
be. 1t seems to me that We could form grand
ssmEprofessona association that would help tho base
ball interest greatly. strongly In favor of such
an ASSOCIATION, and will do all that can to make It
success. have doubt but that II IL Is properly
managed t will be what have been wanting for
season, something to bind together 1t seems
to that we must have something Of this sort II
would bring the game up whore II should be- was
IN favor Of forming such association last March !;
bat the clubs throughout the country did not seem
ready to take hold, so let tho matter Drop think
the clubs generally willing TO take hold and
push the thing. speak Tor tho Rochester Club,
and say that will go IN heart and SOUL and help
make It q success. ! have doubt but that il will
succeed. G. w. BRACkETr,
Manager Rochester Base Ball Club.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

This evening tho opening game of what promises to
be lively billiard tournament will be played At Tam
many Hall Abort GARNER. A. p. Rudophe, George
Slosson Cyrile Dion, Maurice DAILY. Joseph Dion and
jacob Shafer are the contestants They all we'll
known IN the billiard world, with the exception Of
Shafcr, but those who know his ganc say Will
tonish of the Older players. The games arc to
be 800 points, French carroms by 10 wire cush-
ion table, with balls 516 inches in diameter-onc-
sixteenth less than heretofore used. The cash prizes
for places amount to 81, 500 the who makes Il
best general average during the receive
addition billiard table valued at $500 The
namcnt will continue afternoon and evening, for nns
days after the opening night
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
SPEED ON THE GOOD WORK.

SPED ON TIE GOOD WORK.
To ruK EDITOR OF HERALD:-
have been thiakirg very seriously Of the same
thing for some time past now advocated by the Nrw
York HERALD. We must elevate the game to she
highest standing SO that all classes can come and
witness t and only thus havo the good will OF
the community at largo Otherwise decline as
II Is now doing very fast have made up my mind
that this next season l will have o club
whose regulations and characters gcntlcmen
unqucsonablc or will have will, with the
greatest OF pleasure Join any association that viii
have for its motto Reputation and character gen.
tlemsn." If can do anything In the way OF forming
such an association will do IT with pleasure. We
thank the HERALD most sincerely for the stand 1t
has taken, and We do think, with iitte work, we
can accomplish the required result Speed IN the
good work and We with you
FRANK A VAN KEUREN,
Manager Volunteer b. b. G., Poughkecpsie, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20

Gmore's Garden, would be a bad investment, as all
sound real estate will tell Mr.. Strako.ch. Ii he
and his hackers the powerful financial association
think otherwise, let them put their money in the
enterprise.
Mr. Strakoseh has every hope that the wealth, intel
gence, aud culture OF New York viii respond with
thusiasm TO his appeal We do not share Mr.. Stra-
koschs hopes In this respect aud though he points
out that before has pau been presented 10 the
public tor purpose of TINS kind, in which the advan
tages TO the stockholders manifest the risk so
trinlng and the announcement TO the divine art so
great very much incline to believe that Mr. Stra-
kosch will be disappointed in his expectations.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
M. RIPERT.

Tho French papers announce the death Of NJ Ripcrt.
one OF tho last OF the OF the First
Republic Tho deceased was born at Colmar in l777,
and at tho ago OF fourteen admitted into the
School OF Mara founded by Robespierre shortly alter
ward he cnlisted volunteer ana Joined the Army Of
Itay. He saw a great deal OF hard service during tho
Empire and was OF the few who withstood tho
hardshlps o. the terrible retreat IRON Moscow.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
WRESTLING.
NEw YoRx. Nov. 10. 1874

Nnw YoRx, Nov. 10, 1874
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In your Of the lSth inst a challenge from
James owens OF Fairfield, VI, Offering to wrcstlo
Colonel Mclaughlin, or any man In America, collar
and elbow, for $3.50 side. / Will wrestle Mr.. Owens
for $3.50 side In Boston New York, In thirty dnys
should be happy TO hear from Mr.. Owens at Judd's
No. 81 West Third street, where and money will
be found ready. CHARLES MURPHY.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
A BATCH OF ACCIDENTS.

Al two O'Clock yesterday afternoon OF tho poles
supporting the banner in front Of tho Lincoln Club
Rooms No IL University place, broke with the wcght
OF the banner and fell the horse The
banner In falling frightened tho team Of horses
tached to n Broadway car They broke the whilctrce
of the car and ran away. They were caught however
before dong any serious damage The pole IN falling
also broke ono Of the OF tno aro telegraph hne