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New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
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GAS, AND sINGIF-SoUiL EACr--O-TEO,I BrATES-
TnE G TW WU.H Will row ~ rNGIAND.
IruACA, oct. 1l.-Thc Fail regatta OF the
C..i, Ni,y look place toinr. In consequence of tine
determination of te students send crew 10 England.
t.c races excited mI,uaI intrro a. one eutirey new
feature mt tlc sports WAS e Ire brwccn two
crews. The ti.nc generally made very good and
most Of tuc races closely contested. Owing 70 the
absence o. 3!r. Jarvis, the University did not
with the Sophomore crew, has usually been the Gus
tOu but OWING to the dissatisfaction generally felt on
d. f. account mixed crew composed partly OF members
senior Hud Junior ctssrs consented 10 against the
V.rirruus Saratoga crew OF -. The course tUO
ulc> IN Ingtu. Mr. ID. o. BaltO Oi the Clas, OF =
iat ID rs referee.
Tire FIRST race wa, brtwc two Freshman crews row
iug Vlit fix men and CONsVslu. IIs TIM Of the
ming l3 minutes - seconds. Iue next contest
between the 20 Class ana picked crew. was the
most interesting race 0f the day The boats kept to-
o.. very closely until tLc last quarter of a mile,
when. by tine slri, thc SOphuHolcs IN Nictors in
- minutes 8 seconds. winning bv i've sccOnus sin
,ircaH race bp Wctn Francis OF - and Osirum of II
wa, won by former IN - minutes - seconds
O5iruIu crossed c iuc two seconds later. race be
,lai Cub resulted in Wet for the former u l3 min
aud II seconds. The tine OF the second
II Uiinutc- una a seconds.
TIc money necessary to send crew 10 England CXt
Summer the winners OF tie next OXford-t am
uri .cc race, has been guaranteed by tine Ncw-Iork
Alumni. The following men viii probably constitute
O. rnrls iOur j. y. OSrOu, captain John Mason, j In
IcWIs C. G. King; substitutes, T. ". Gregory and d. W.
kuG. work viii soon begin, and every effort viii be
made TO secure the most thorough preparation.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
POLICE CAPTAIN IRyINGs TRIAL,

ADDITIONAL ILSliMNtN1 IL I'M N-Aoh'
The trial of Police Captain Irving of the
stea,nboat seneca was continued yesterday morning be-
fore Police COMMISSIONERS Saith Evardt, Wheeler and
Nichols the fnll board Sergeant Mulen OF tho steam
boat sen ca testified FOR the accused man hat, OK Oct B.
he saw Capt Irving on the boat between and o. 1n,
the hours when witnesses for the prosecution alleged
that Capt Irving was absent from the police boat and III
Ren Bank n j. Charles J.. SjurCis Of No 67j Green
wichst testified that he visited the police boat seneca
at about $50 a. H. oct. g. and saw Capt irving on
board IN company with Sergeant Mullen. Hc went TO
collect his monthly milk bill. officer John Il Curtin OF
the Twelfth Precinct aud Thomas Carol OF No. -56 West
Twenty-slxti-st. both testified that they saw Capt
Irving on the screca on Oct s. Ar Buck stated tat H.
would close tde def nse but, IL IL were necessary. he
on the stand snow that the chief witness ipr the pros
ccUton, E0uEdsman Foley, was not TO be believed Oh
oath. ,
J. P Chadwick of Kcd Bank n. J., in rcbuttal for the
pTosccutiun to5t flied that DC captain OF the s'ran
boat Sea Bird, running between Red Bank, y j., aud
live weeks Ac Capt Irving on tu0 sea Bro, Just as
size going to leave Tie pier for Red BANK ana SPOKE
lim Tue witness supposed Ac went 10 is,N iaH b0i
Gid know, he had seen MIN several times ;;.t on
stated that h had known Capt. Isvinz since 1850; ua
while under him the defendant . good "i',e4 au0
oDevpd his orders and that ne under his command
during the riots OF 563, ana proved himself ,i"euL
Capt Irving placed Oh The stand Tor TIE prose- A9i
bur Nh Buck, counsel objected to his ttsij lHH IEc
Commissioner sustained the objection the case hdd
been cOsei both sdcs As President smith was not
tho first DAY Of the tal Ol Capt. ANih t-t
members Of the board resolved 10 wait Wliu lc atttt
part of the week before they give their decision IL LIS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
CIVIL NOTES.


Chicf-JUstire Days court was adjourned
Yesterday iu cozscqHcnc, Of h~ serious illness.
An application was made yesterday to Judge
Barrett iu supreme CONT, Chauber-, by Caihariur
Pollen to compel tr oGcol- OF The Nc"Iork InhruaIy
for Women and Children to restore her her child or ln
form her who hos H. Size confined at tfc uIrmary
u uly and twice within three weeks therruiirr liny
who desired to adopt r' air applied Tor it -H" says
ilt ON both urrt-Iuus ufE-oI. bur her Nur- to'
fl. cd as She supro,"-. 90 hr lady, ah1u, Whon -Er
r1u learn uo'liug The officers Of the inst utnu deny
that The chi ever m theig Custcty. ana say the
mri.rr voluntarily gave DO mo-. iu.-t btfr'u ordered
fpsfir,uy % lc jairu. j. g.. Johnston aUt jfur- a.
D.sfag appear fUl the pctti r h. H. BOVINE for the
MHr 1ry.
David Watts & Co. have a suit against
duncan Sil.man s. Co.. Judea ~t.pm10, their 1>,. te,
and the N,w-York stale Bank. somewhat pecri'r 90
charaaicr. The plaintiffs had o deposit with Dn1 au,
sherman o. Coz which they went 10 draw the day before
fh. flilurr of tlai firm. They obtained casior'-
t.,i fog fhrr money Uut drawn ON nui IYduit o." tur
.a.I I.. state I!ll That iJlh bad ..rul ltlt 90 pro-
t..t gfl -rh rin.- IGr plaintiffs dcHn>i"I ihc crrt
vIi f'..r own hIuh. aui next morning tA" Nt"-l lorS
.r. I.aul infused tU IaJ 30. Itr securities, tIH, were
-,l % Dos Irj-. pulu. as Assignee. hut were s'trl-
ward returned Ia t't. Hlt % await tl" r,.f' o.. ta-
action. T.r rHrr h'lOf" iui-t Van Wort Iu -l-
rr.rnr C.ur'. -r.fi Term, yesterday, on demurrer
by Daualu go rrau 90. Tint u' cause Of ao.. ra,
.u.ri 1.. .t they, a- 'l.u.Feutt, were NOT n'. ,t.}
ul! tIr. 90 tir action.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

The large cable OF the Brooklyn Bridge,
known as the Grade" rope drawn from the New
York 10 the Brooklyn tower yesterday. On FRIDAY the
loose end Of thc cable drawn mp from the reel which
stands on the wharf TO the top OF the NcwYork tower
and fastened there. Yesterday tins end Was made as
IL the traveller rope and ordWn slowly over to rcUyn
"a stop being made every 20 80 feet to hang the weight
OF the cradle rope upon carrier r0pe. The hangers"
are composed Of pulley wheels and "Sister hooks"
The Traveller rope could not move this great VIZ. lit
alone remaining stationary when wheel In Brocklyn
WAS turued by the engine, the waot slipping
within the loop OF the rope. To prevent this
one end Of the henpeu rope made fast to drum on
thc wharf The got Ot the New-York tower and the
other passed up Jdehe top Of the tower, through pulley
block and down % the wharf again where made
last to tho cradle rope. The engine teen st IN
motion winding the hempcn rope around tire Glm and
partially iifn On" Cnde tun' gs t raN, rr performed
lie of tic work hy drawing forward over t' lU
ley wheels upon which rested on the top Oi lHc lower
FiagIneI stationed 1r The towers gave lIr o. LS VIII
small red iags b Vticd the la'a 90 tac engines N re
c0yeIncd IS the cable moved forward 10 rung i1 trs
tuOIs from pulley 90 rUl,1t -iNifr an alth-t rh.'t
which much admir- i. t-c spec a,ura WHO GUHuCi
the wharyes Tie s,raiu ON tle eat.cr rope Nss trY
81 at, the looping tle Caly ind the iron tr-r}s n-
carrier TO .Ct bau. 100 ...J by.W iet e aHs. Tic
cradle T0pr weighs about y tu's aIta- t-, ava ur
portion ui D. oycrtac uycr YH V"i-h ABOUT tuu, At
70 late hour last evening lt Ns ,rrItt - fhc IInu-}H
tower, aud u-lGy, u the weather ~ favorable, t4e --
OF getting lt 10 Lac aIclgrf-r Wit a" cI'Hri"teu.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
AxAT1oxAL GUAAD ANNIVERSARY.

The Veterans of the National Guard oele-
blacd u IL 5-d anniversary c.day by paa"e END
q dinner at lmonicJ'e. Tie association is composed ~
about LOO .HDcIs, now sCstt,Icd throughout thc
United States al OF them men who have served n Che
7ta BcrmgUt. There are aHJut 800 uniformed mes--
bers 17J OF whom assembled at p. m. yo.tcitly Gta
formed into line on TUeItg-sistAsD, - 'IJyt of uc
Hotel Brunswick Mgsic was furnished 10y tAo military
band fTom Fort Hau.Hoa. A large crowd Of spec
tators had gathered 30 see tne procession start
The huc Of march was through Twenty
sixtist. Mall.ou-tyt.. Thig,-f0dftU-.t., FI,L-irc
BIUasWaV, -.yU1itveHtl-si. tourtir9NC, 10 A>tHr-
= ace, fctuiIu9 th.ou4E HFo4Guay, tourtgcnt-a and
Fftn-sgc. Diuucr served the large nali tnc
- euud story oi BtimOuic1's bUiidus tnl. Lou
ire presided. and around rim were seated many who
were members Of tie Tth lo-rl' 80 o. 80 Fralt Ee0
Among those present COL Kil.t. Cui. Morgan L.
SMITH Col Clarke, Capt Sluc3Nty ;,nt thr.c Gelteu
lal Comm l0Dcrs--ICn u dCNpl Of Missouri, Gen.
VIM. Gurury South Carolina. ANA Jackson =. schultz
al NcS-N0ri,. IN spcc"',f many Of tat Older Ici
ers iudu Acl in IuIscoue- rl tHc 7 Regiment I~ 10
was a generation ag1. LcU-.C0l. Warren, Co, Prize
III jOr Licscn4u, ana Others also called uiun aUt
made brief speeches.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
PASSENGE ERS ARRiRED.

PROM LITERPOOL-H steamship Germans, Oct Ia =
MI and j. Catln d. SymOns and infant Mr. s.s
MIS-. W n. Libby, Mr. ana Mrs NJ. Fuman Hunt iaut Saf
nurse, Miss Hunt H. ~ Cougar L. 5 c. Ms H. ~ Congar
NJ White, Mr aud c. f. HarDey. G. Klein, MT and Mr.
Jacob H. Scid infant and nurse j. Darcy Wilson c. Macs
vsh Mrs. ~ ctasisl, Misses NJ, f. and T. Macaysh ana
maid Col r. d. Jund, v. ). A. Union Bethel, Mr.
mann, a. Znn ;. ": ROsenies MT aud MIs Edmund W p
Whitney, Mrs and Miss Kirby, Blgh swift j. r. Calende,
jr. Capt Y. Harpn Crewe, Jas Huntington. Mr.. Wi9ms
Mt. and Mrs. w A. Low, Master Arthur r. Low Miss Ve
Low and maid servants, MT and Mrs Abraham Narss
Miss Cecilia Marks Masters Simon aud Joseph Marks ana
Capt Waterman, Mrs r. n. Naterman Miss SternS
chanan, Misses nez ana Alice Buchanan nurse Mr. ana
Mrs. John Robinson Ar. and Mrs. n. Morgan, Wool
bridge, Miss oOrhelG MIS- Lucy Harris, Nrs Jauc peirs
r. SRinney Mr. and Mrs w. O. Pcrrs James H. Ives Ia
Head. T. Riggs, Bfs B. j. Babltt Miss Lilly Babbtt ana
maid servant j. r. Van Zandt Arthur Harrs w. Peehes
Mr and Mrs j. scott PEBBLES Mr.. and Ar. W. A. CauGge
and mad Miss Candwei Miss Carrie Cauldyel ThOnas w
Mrs. Ay y. Dawk'ns Mr.. and Mrs. p. w Lyingst m NJ
and Mrs NJ. NickeTsOn and mad T. c. NckeTson and
Ms. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. kObt Hoe infant Iud maid
servants Miss Hoe Miss Carrie Hoe, Mt and Mrs n VI
Warren W Cres Geo. Taylor James Williamson Master
J. Williamson M ANA Mrs A NJ. ShillngfoId. DR. r. M
IIale n A. Ciberi Mr. Barker J. Amber " H. ringbart
MIS-. .mans maid MI and Mrs j.. j. de Marina
&. W. Lewis, Ms. Phdbs Williams, Mr.. Walsh BENJAMIN
Inee Robert Ia, lor Jas DarEah A. B simpson, J. Sarg
C. W. Whitman. 4. $. g., Nrs. G. w Whitman. Mt and Ma
a. ToGuscnj ID. T.. Eyre H. NJ. PAipsOn Mr. Drake Th,s
RI. craig, W. Kegley, John I. Hatch Edgard Nolan
n. WOOtouse NrhOas nath, T. a. Barry, Arthur de Bary
Henry Turner, David Lopez J.. G. Dudok do Wit Alfred j.
Manning Henry j. Gate A. Z. FisKe, H. O. Thompson, R0t
James RDgeT Mrs Ehzabath Rogers, Misses EVelne NAY
and Mary Esther Rogers John A. Coleman Rev J. Simpson,
&. Her Rev. James hOran, Rey. r. Cassidy Slnuel
W al.aca, AZ. ". Warburg, Master Whitman.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
An ALLEGED MuRDEeER AnnE.rE

A man, who gave his name as Charles Nicla
OF Brooklyn, arrested yesterday morning and taken
the Leonard street Police s;stioL, charged with
nicting injuries Saturday night UpoI William sim
Iaons cOOred of No 2l3 West Tvoutv tv-sevonjht from
the effects OF which he died simmons, who inoxi-
Gated, in front Of Halls liquor saloon at No -
Warrenst.. from which he had just been elected and
ran against white nan. Mcla, If is declared by wit
nceses, tc description Of this man quarrel
Uusued, which resulted in the fracture Of Sinmous'5
skull In several places The escaped iu In, dark
ness. Nica taken To tc ClroD rs Office yesterday
morning by order % Coroner NoliHgn. ana acr being
searched committed TO the I0Mbs without bail.
Aftcrward jdry impaneled and viewed the body Of
Simmons.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
SHIPPING LNTELLlGEECR.
PORT OF NEw.YORK OIL.

PORT OF NEWYORR .-.....---.-......0cr ls.
CLEARED.
Steamship Old Dominion, walker Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond GA D@nnion {, trs.p ppSii.ainbia Ia, tt
steamship W. WOODWARD Young baltimore W. DalzeA-
stsarnsiap Iri,iet Davis Wilmington Dcl., A Abbott
rri9idaI lsDan, ser.s, IeAcrEe via las tlmls W.
Bark Herzlug (Gerl Hashagcn, Bremen oercls & Co.
Dark BrsUano (Brl HenMestonc, LONDON Peabody willis
Iars Malone (Frl Huon Les Gable De onones Francs
Bari Vic Mines lr), Fotari Marselles ia. HcrrY.
Barz Exploatore CtaE LongaOardo Gibraltar for orieA
Br$D s soae soule, Queenstown for orders, J. H. Win.
Big Constance Dutch, Holis wilmington n c., Il. A
Brg Br). Faulkner, wiliamsrndt coracao Jos
isrig ,lrt IAN Door Havana Brett, Son & co
big Etsiern star. Foster Georgetown Denr II. IfoE
Biz lucy (Brl, Irving, Halifax and charottetowD, Ha.
Erig Ia Tetta Brl, Nicholson C. W. BortagH
schr Nc;ue t5ra Brlit. - John y b. A. 7 Heney
scr David H. Folk, sawyer Caibarion John ZJi5s,n.
scr ". Boyle CuJcrly woods Hole Mass, Cartwright
schf Annie Lewis Aldrlch wilmington " c.. Evans, Ban
scnr o. c. Acken Toms. stamford, stamford Manuactur.
barge Chesapeake, Fultz. Phladelphia, Jas. Hand
ARiIYRL
& Steamship Re6o1 N i Ke{ Gi'y Point and NO'-
ship Goseheu Gcr). Hcins Hamburg sept l, in ballast
BARK Post ;or Ga.idersea, Boaone 80 days IN ballast
c G4S t'T!o 9 Ss a. lecer ''H B5tb WITH lam5e1 " '"
sslr Lexington ,o Mlchias Lasht n Trinidad II days.
scar Post Boy 10, BucAslOrth Dns0n, St. Pierre IS
DAYS. with sugar
scir Xmeaia Cof Machias Thompson. ST. John, n B. l2
dav,, wltI lumber
cir Gcorse calhoun, seaey, Of AID rom ot John B,
- aays. with lumber.
Il days. with fish.
Malaata Ji windsor, y S Potter, COInWals y. -
t3 uaYs. W 90 potatoes.
Schr Thomas X. HC1ey. Osborn, virginia
SClr b. - LT@rs FIIin0Ic, Virginia.
SChr :. J. Dt.an, Mears. Viz giuiI.
DISASTER.
NORFOLK Va. oct l6.-Tha 4n'r Anna W. Barker jeora
reported ashore south O Cope lie y, has been te 0d ~
The Baker Wrecking Company, ami VIII D3 Jw,d Bai.
FOREIGN pOB1S.
TORONTO oct. 1G.1he steamship pOynosian, Liver.
pool. I. ed al Farther Point az l:lj ast might.
8. MYSTIC PORTS.
EoRTREes MONROE. oct lo.-pa-sui out, lip Wm Wood
bur- }rcucu; bark O-il and JTtg John BOyd. P0t
spain. aleJ. bars savOa, for Wilmington. y. c.
BOSTON oct ij.-Ar1y,A steamships Pa. ihla, Mckay
Liverpool. Gen Whitney, Halet.. Aew.lOrG Ngrlal
Nlckcr-on. Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE oct l6-Cleared. steamship D. ). Foley lioA
Chirics n via Wilmington. y. c. sd Stlr or-, Eicha
ALtWcp: bark Leon FenetO FunttHcl0 Cork FaM0uih
Ir- Lu johnson, Dy0-elj. AtryeL ss1r I-escIa, lag
100 trOm Jamaica
ll0r Latssl Ship Ns-s FIN Pdg,l
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

Two Italians, Lorenzo Main and Michel
yiy were tired and convicted in the Cour, Of Genera.
Sessions Yesterday ON o charge Of swindlug Micncl
Mona a fellow countryman, on sept - Fnadi made
Mona's acquaintance and took him 90 visit Maziu, whom
he represented 10 be a priest. A!tcr conFrr>nR win
Mona on religious subjects. Mlzn obtained IT. m him
uluut 5000 under UTcieusc ~ hUyW- hiln pa sage
ticket to Europe. showing ln bag oi gold aSsrhiliY.
The two men sent Mona ont for some cigars ana Nhrn
Lr returned tine ueu were missing. TIE evidence against
them wa, very strong AMI the jury found them guilty.:
Tnry were sentenced by Judg" GdcrsctNC 10 hiC CARS
lui rl3UuntLt each ~ TIE state PllsolS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

THE REV. MR. TALMAGES EDITORIAL WORK.
The Rev. II. De Witt Talmage yesterday
made the following statement to TRIBUNE reporter
with reference TO his withdrawal from The ChriSttGn at
Work.
NV leaving The Chrisiicn Gt Work WAS not sudden.
-Four months ago gave notice that this Autumn would
retire from the paper At that tmein JuUeI made an
arrangement by which either party intending 10 fosake
the engagement must give a months notice Of the
fact On oct. 6 / wrote legal resignation and
sent 81 10 the chief On last Mon
day afternoon I found that The Christian at
Work mad been surreptiOusly sold TO the publisher OF
Unitarian paper in this city The agreement OF sale was
to be passed tine following day OF this surreptiuous
act I was informed by friend who the documents,
and als0 heard IN adjoining room the conversation
concerning The agreement As had received no infOr-
nation regard this sale felt that there. once and
forever relations with the paper must cease, ana IN
doing 80 feel that took the position which any editor
under the SAINT circumstances would adopt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
TIE RAILWAY WAR

Rumors of a further reduction in through
freight rates by the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada
having been circulated in The city Yesterday L. p Beach,
the general agent Of the Grand Trunk line, trlegraphed
to Boston for information, ana received stat
ing that the rumors without foundation, and that
no change in would I've made at present special
dispatch from Chicago Kicfnms News Agency stated
that the Grand Trunk. Great Western and Cauada south
railways aaa agreed 10 the passenger rates 20
the of sept H. Gud to advance fOuhclass rates
to cents NcN-YOrk and 20 ceGts 10 New-EHgand
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
OFFICERS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE.
Thn annnal elnctinn of the officers of &

The annual election 'Ot the Olncers OF tle
NewYork Gold Exchange held in the goldrOOm yes
terday The presiding officers of the Exchange nave
been the yccpredent and secretary the former recey
ing salary OF $500 year and the latter $500 1t
was recently decided TO employ only one presiding
officer the vicepresdenD at a salary Of $4,000 "a year,
and 10 cone the duties Of the secretary TO clerical
work at yearly salary Of $1,000 or ~ 800. The cleo
ton resulted I0luTs President, C. O. Morris; First
Vice President, W =. WcscOtt; Second NcePresid Mt,
c. Il. FuOtc; Treasurer, L. L. Edwards secretary A. ".
Peters: Executive Committee, Wm. Fitch, &. HarVier.
Horace Manuel. r. r. Moore. Heber DunhInl FL. Horn
hostile, b X. stevens J. 5. Cusimau, T. ". Gould.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
SENTENCE OF MoLLY MAGrREs.

POTrsvIlLE, Penn, Oct lG-The Court
passed the following sentences TINS morning the Molly
Nagurss nycied a the last trrm of the court John
Eehoe, II years imprisonment; Dennis L. Canning II
years; Christopher Donucy, If years; Michael OBrien,
II years: Frlua O'Ncdl, 242 YtIrs John Gibbons and
John Morris, years cach Patrick DOian, sr, year
TI1ual Donoh;lr, . years Edward Monaghan years.
Sentence ds also passed number OF The witnesses
VINO had committed perjury at the trial
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
rHREArrNED RIOT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GREHNFIELD, n. H., Oct. 16.-Work upon the
Manchester and Kcene Railroad has been entirely sus-
pended owing 10 the inability Of the to meet
their Liabilities, and result large force Of workmen
arr without means and have become Tot0us that the
Governor wds called for the militia, but refusing
grant theT police has been sent from Nashua and
4fsi o.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
ALLEGED CRUELTY At SEA.

The trial of Capt. GIindle for cruel and un-
usual punishment OF members Of his continued
in the United States Circuit Court yesterday. The only
witness called by the defense to testify to tbc facts
was lie nurse OF Capt Grindes children, who
lcted, several points, the testimony Of the two
Skinner aud Pocnts. II sought 10 he shown 10y this
witness that tie sailor Long Tom," who alleged to
have died nom the eff cts OF hoggng, fatally in
jured ny fall nom The rig ding, aud that the man whom
The two sailors logged was n seaman known by the
nnme of BricktOp" who atrrwaTd deserted iroh the
ship Several Witnesses testified 10 Capt. Grudlcs good
character ENIudge Fullerton summed up The for
the defense, ad Assistant Attorney Foster made
thc closing arcumcnt for the Government JUdC BenC-
diet VIII deliver has charge To the jury this morning
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

BosTOy, Oct. 16.-Ihe Herald tonight says
that further investigation Of the antecedenis Of Mrs.
Checseman discovers the fact that she ia the
who called herself Cora Hoywoo1. aud was formr . .
wcl-kn0wn elnryoyant. The Ilucharts VI LIN. say
thai hcr only connection with Them was OF business
Character tEey having boarded her cld while she
IA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

derstanding her stake of yer hat" was her next Al.
rupt command. MADAM" said a German, who va.
standing near, he is not on exhibition"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun ri.es. 6.l3 Sun sets ... 5i7 Moon SETS. 62o
HlGH WATER Ttlis pAY-A.N
SANDY Hook 7:l0 island 7:i9 lel @. Ferry. 93s
iiiGB WAfER TIIIS DAY. b.
llOOk... lsanu $40 Hen q. Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
WRESTLING MATCH AT CENTRAL PARK GARDEN
Nearly twelve hundred people assembled at

4NCt1Aig thNAfS hutihASN people assem- DItu AT
the Central Park Carbon last evening TO witness a On
test between Col j. H. Mclaughlin called the champion
wrestler OF the world and Jacob II. Martin, the " Mchi
gan Giant" Harry Hin acted as referee. Both men
looked well as they stepped ninby into the ring The
first bout which lasted only II minutes ended by the
defeat Of Mclaughlin with very square fall The
second bout was rather spirited and within 10
minutes after ns called IL resulted in Martin being
thrown At 02O the last bout called and bcth
put forth all their strength IL was scarcely 10 minutes
iu length and resulted Ia Martins fall pnd victory for
Mclaughlin, amid much applause On the start the
betting was 100 10 80 IN favor Of Mclaughlin and ne
seemed 10 be the fag0Iite 70 the end. Both
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

This happened at the Centennial. A stout.
coarse American woman leaned the counter 10 ihn
smiling Clinaman, and sharply demanded, What's your
name /" lie smiled and bowed. but gave sign Of
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
THE REV. MR. TAIMAGE's EDITORIAL WORK

well matched however, and displayed great skill. The
contest was collar and elbow" best two IN three.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

CENTRAL SEssIOSs-PART IT.-JosIAH SUTHERLAND IT, A.
GLDEuslERyE JJ-Bridget Ryan. George J. Gois
Patrick kensela telOnOus assault and battery CLas
Insey John Powers John Donney, James 0Brien. John
Ernest, burglary Murhs Frank Muller. John Glea
son. Arthur McCue James Daly Frank Walker George Ill.,
grand larceny Daniel Fos false preense Emanuel Man
helm receiving stolen goods; william Dalton msdeincanOr
Frank Ketclum John Dunn John Hariis0n petty Larceny
George ROthman assault and battery,
PAET I-SUmEKIAsD, J.-Danel Bourne Francis MCGUIRE
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

Commodore Vndorbts condition remain the same
and s as favorable has been for several days past
Hest in his reclining chair for time yesterday,
aud seemed much amused al the fls" reports of his
death that circulated Yesterday morning large
number of visitors called 90 inquire ab'u, the rmors,
bui only few were allowed 10 the Commodore. His
lanLly Nlsted MIN rs usuLL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY.
Trains leave for EngltwOOd, Costci PermOut and Nya
$50 Tor al except NyacAl $40 nL h. B 4, iiJ. -
$50 15p y. aHd saturday nights Only li3J olh
GAYS, a. ~. and $50 y. IN.
Nanuet, Spring all y and Monsry. 9:t5 M - IN
u lAuu l-a-r A.nII Nrn.N ulA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
cALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoutsT-CHAsBUEs-B J.
80 McNaughOn agt lOZ- The y y ana staten
Cbaye Island Perry Com
Ifpkh han
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

IAHE Is BARRETT. y.
lO2. The y. Y. and staten
Island Perry Com
pany agt Wickham,
&c.
ll3. The Mayor, &c, agt
Lee.
Call begins at No. ll9.
.. BRADY and DANIELS. u.
l47. The People eX rel. The
g.. Maj. Bk. ct nj. agt.
The Tax COm'rs.
l66. The People eX rel. The
TradcAmen's Bk. agt.
same.
2O6ia The -. Mich. nat BK.
agt. The Nat. BE. OF
the state OF n. Y.
POI. Wood art The Er1e
Raj way Co.
2C8. Getty aud ano. agt
Devlin, &c, ct al.
209. Chaplin and anO. agt.
DOp1cn.
2l0. .Classuan agt. The l.. l.
Railroad Co.
III. Alexander a. al. agt.
Brown ~ al.
2l2. .Littauor agt Goldman.