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roads cannot agree, then reference OF mattcrs =.
arbitra0rs third, the abandonment of payments Of CON-
mission to influence trade or travel between
lines In furtherance OF these views 10 Is reoOmmenaS
that the Southern railroad and steamship lines form
permanent association, as an organization Calculated -
effect much good in promoting fair management befwa
competing lines; and II Is urged upon managers Of Al,
roads In their section to become members Of and ahd
by the regulations and decisions Of the said association
being absolutely necessary to enable It TO The o
jects and purposes OF its creation.
It was Furthermore recommended to have an ANNA,
reunion at this place of the aud parties
ested in tho railways of the country for sucn consua
tion and action may be deemed beneficial 10 the in
terests represented. The president requested "a
give proper notice OF the next meeting In August ls77
The discussion Of this report and other resoution
ELECTED mnch valuable information regarding the ser
eral roads represented. The members feel that much
benefit will cnsue from this consultation The full pr
ceedngs are be printed in pamphlet form, and cope.
all railroads. steamshipand steamboat lines con
Meeting with them.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18

country Most Of the famous crews, collegiate ana ann
eur are now in the city, and in abe cool OF the morn
ncs and toward sunset evenings, the surface OF e
river is dotted with their fail crafts gliding out from
the tty at the foot OF the slope OF Loh
Hill where they find shelter, shooting under the acnes
~ the bridges or sweeping steadily along over 'hc
coure from the Falls to Rockand that Is TO he 'ne scc
Of the coming struggles. The customary 'hrohs VI
evening dlers In the park is largely increaseu ny "
crowds that 30 to get glimpse OF the athieuc young
fellows in their rowing clothes, them al WORK. anu
talk with assumed wisdom of the merits or deiccts Oh
the s,rokes of the different None OF the ciuba
crafty the speciaors by showing them specimen o
their fastest rowing. Even when they have Paddied
losurelv No TO the course and have buckled down 10
long pull the prac,cing app 10 be solely Tor the pu
nose of securing uniform, steady and we-Ineasileu
stroke and not for getting the utmost speed out vi 'o
crews of which they are capable.
The visiting organizations find in the numerous fh.ia
delphia amateur clubs most hospitabie ana aSrco'''e
entertainers, and the picturesque stone ooa'hou''S
covered with ivy, that stretch in line along the IiNei
hank above the old watorwOrks, each standing WIFI one
foot in the water and the other the land are aiNe
with mirth and hearty sociaby. The iaie 'oIIeE'
crow orc the guests Of the University Barge CUB iheN
ora the fayotcs for the intercollegiate race tanks W
Cant Conk's traniny but Columbia has many n&cherS
and all the En- dish of whom there is large colony mere
connected with the Exhibition stand by th' ta'hp'sc
boys The Names weight. ages, and nights OF the lac
f,1l,
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Nh ". ". Burlington comes ~ q suN-iIIuc. IH'
coach is Nr =. ID Bcckwood, the cXGmdieur champion
sculler OF England The record made by Individual m'
h,s of the crew first rate bat as an organization iho
crew is new From the fine appearance OF the men ana
then cxEercncc il is evident that they must
be ranked among the three or four strongest crews en-
tered The three Barrmgtoas aro brothers and are SONG
~ Cir Croker harrington Barouc; Of Castle GlcHstal,
Limerick.
The Atalanta Club Of Ncw-Yoyk have been here for
several days Yesterday the Eureka CuA of Newark a'
rived. The champion amateur scullers of America
Charles T. Courtney ana Il. a. Robinson Of Clinton
springs, y. u, are also on the ground
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
MURDER AT RITERSIDE, N. j.
ARREST o. The AssAssIN-yERpIcT OF THE COR
UNEES JURY.

ARREST o. TIE ASSASSIN-yERpICr OF THE COR
UNEE'S JURY
A brutal murlor was committed 10y Elwocd
lll alas George WILSON, alias woody" ut Riverside,
small village SIX miles south OF Burln ton on the CaG
den and Arinoy Railroad, at a late hour Wednesday
night. Ewood Mn ana william Fox vendors Of cheese
ulackcrc, vc from Pnilad .lpha ElwcOl Maver man
named Wilkins and several other persons living IN
beverly met at Augustus Allcwcrs city Giot ~ River
side. and were engaged in card playing and quoit
pitchipg until about o'clock, when Hul
and Martcr became involved in quarrel,
f.. which I'M was roughly handled, Marter being much
tno larger man. AGcr the fight Marter ran into the
hotel and locked the door alter him few minute,
aftrrward hc appeared a window and laughed at illl
The latter enag,d. to his wagon, took from bag
large cheese knife with telyench blade, ana rushing
at Martcr. cut him badly on the hands, nj
most sovcung the fingers. Martor rttteaed q
few steps and Fox caught III, RON pehhd,
dIsalUng him. As soon as llul was HCcd
he seized large Hat stone. which lac threw with all hs
strength striking Narter in the back OF the head and
sensible until about O'Clock yesterday morning when
ne died lin was immediately arrested by order ot JUS
co Henry Gagbe, 81, and was taken Ia Delahco ny t-
ward Fennimurg, who placed hlm IN charge O IOuStabe
Alexander Ehudis IL was ihcn tIkCh 10 the BulluS-
nr County Ial al Mount Holly Hi was formerly IA
alray in the Sixth Ward about year ago.
Au Inquest held at once by }. +. Landnastcr Dr.
j G. Parsal testified that On pOst-nOrttni examine
ton he found that the skull OF the murdered man had
been fractured for 22 inches Other witnesses teshhed
10 the facts stated, and after consulting together
for few moments the jury returned a dNeIdlct 'hlt
EwoOd Maricr came to his death at the hands OF EN3nd
IIill alias woody" ard that the killing was wul
and elouious MaTter farm aborer aud resident
of Beverly. ana eavesa wiie anu hye children 70 va,
powerful man, about Ieet IN hlSht ana pore plu
reputation In the negborhoud His wife TOOK thc news
OF her bereavement cOOlly. After viewing tile corpse
she said: "Wcll, it's good thing" She secured what
money there was IN her husbands pockets ana thei
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
, REGATTA PREPARATIONS.

TIN CREWS ggGixSlSG TO CATCH PUBLIC ArTNN-
rIoS-1HR RIygR ALIVE WITH nIEM-GossiP
ABotr IHE vAmoUs CLUBS.
,rv.u rHy RgGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE !
PnLADELPuA, Aug. 1.-THE preparations
for the approaching International Regatta on The schuy
XII are neary completed, and public interest In IL grows
apace During the fortnight to be occupied by the races
there will be scarcely day without an event OF sur
bsng attraction people who care for contests with
the oar and two three OF the races will DO by lar inc
most exciting and important eyer witnessed W ths
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUBS CRUISE

There seems to have been a compromise in
the plan of the ANIMAL cruise OF the NewYork Yacht
Club which extensive ono when agreed upon
before the start of the yachts Tuesday morning last
from Glen Cove The plan originally drawn up would
have given the yachts two weeks cruise but the cruise
IA now likely 10 end vitln week This is owing TO
the unwiliugncss Of some OF the owners OF the small
yachts to 20 around Cape Cod At Shelter leland ball
was given 10 the yaobsen and yesterday morning the
Meet were TO sail Tor NcwIOndon, although sail to TINS
placc had been opposed Wy tho DaoTiy AZ the meeting
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth 1rcpue Uofel-SenatOrs Henry Is Nlthohy oi
pbole island and William II. Barnum OF C0nncccul noa
scott Lord Elijah ward OF New lorki John a.
tampiei OF New Orleans aud Judge L. Nogdoniy 0l Do
,o tg YORK f0,el-SrnaOr Henry Cooper m iehheHsee
' iibfaarL, HOtI-COngressman John %; Whtehonse OF
pourhkecpsie a. Vdea DOrna. Argentine CharKe ahoa
A.. Radke, secretary oi the betldn
centernai Comn Windsor Ioft-Siate treasurer
Hon John Bigelow Secretary OF Sats ana ID Magohe S
oc,ienshurp Lrsren HOtise-tien. william ~ Gftr, u =
fI1rendoa Hotel-J Jon Newell, General Marager Oh
tic lake shore and Michigan Southern Railroad ST. James
JL,eI-Ceu of Turkish Army H0Dndi. fOuse-
judge John " Kirkpatrc~ of Pittsburgh GIwy HoG,en
IIcut Commander Nico Ludlow, T. =. Navy etropOttdh
I0'cL-Ctn. @ j. MaGcc OF schuyI'r county, n h-iSt"
LOase-Plil!p gigyemcsy, U. ;. Consul ~ DemeiSrd'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, rnIDAf,

on board OF the flagship at Glen Cove Ioly M @ o ow
nocts IN On to Newport where the races ior tIc ov'
mddore's and ViccCommodores cup prlz1y WI p.oynS X
he sailed for On Monday the yacnts VIII go, -.
yrJ Haven and from that place all Of the .It
SSsir,e 10 do so viii return home IL Is propne .'
about haf the seventeen yachts IN te uy, , ~ , NJ
TIc rocp in connection with the Eastern hacht ,Iu' T ~
sWanpscot Bay for the 500 cup, has Deeh ap'"u'H'
Inv the NeW-Yu Club.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18

Tie rowing OF Columbia IL hlghy pr"lSeu ny ''''
critics as characterized By remarkable steadncSs ana
urecIsop. Among the anatcut cu5s the London Row
inc Association has carried o the start the pTccar!ouS
laures Of popular Endorsement N advance OF race
since their arrival Monday they have been ont every
dav iIr. Lobat and Mr.. Gulst0n pulling in pair, MT
Trowcr and Sy. Howell in double scu ana all four III
fouroa.ad she'll Their splendid appearance, ihor eN-
cecu discipline and the accuracy and force ot iEelF
stroke cause tner 70 he put down by most observers rs
fac mos; formidable crew the river. Their average
weight is 81 ie pounds The graduate crew ci TRINITY
COLLEGE Dublin, arrived yesterday, and we're taken IL!
char-e hy the BacHeog Boat Club, whose quests they
viii he during the regatta. They report the following
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
STATEN Island.

SrAPLETOy.-John Cunningham and DaVia
Lynch who robbed the postoce sapleton on March
~ 1874 OF money letters. au1 stamps, and who were
committed TO the Kings County Pentcntiary, were OIL
Wednesday last liberated, and the saIle evening were
again arrested. charged with burglary ana attempt 90
XIII on complaint 81 jacob WcinnScr They were IOcktu
up ia the County Jail - await examination.
CLrroS-Thc unknown old man vino committed SUI
eide last week urar the boarding station, Clitcn DI
shooting INNS II with ho!sc-pi'to', ana Wo'r uGu5
was bIrd I'M the Count yLOsc grounds, has been idI-
tined a, Andrew Appleton, age O7 who resided at No
100 Ton ENck.st.. BIOuk.yn.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
UTICA RACES.
A DUSTY DAY on TIE TACK-GoIDsMirH MAID
A FACE.

WINS A RACE.
UrlcA. n. Y, Aug. l7.-This was the third
da Of the meeting OF tbe Utica Park Assocaion The
weather was bright and very warm. There were few
gt showers in the morning, but not enough to lay the
dust Ten thousand persons were In attendance IN tho
free for ali the track was heavy win dust Snug
cr ai not appear being cn taking weeks rest Judge
FulcItou took The pclc the Maid .ccond, and Bodne
third Tie scoring was Ourageodsly Ddd-ihc faut OF
Bodnes driver The Maid broke three times IN thehrs
heat en once IN the second st the haf mie pole Lucille
acted Handsomely throughout. iodine was hearty ana
fcl. well but lost by breaking. Fullerton, driven by
Jru s,an vas very unsteady al around, closing me
Sins Ve A ,yhCn he kept down, hu' losing ground H.
6- r Ioioie tie second aud third heats Bodiue soid
~ $40 al s6o 10 60 and SIS against TIE field Tie Mald
barred pobe made 20 effort TO- Iast im' INC races
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18

Soiloquy by tippler-The public alway,
notices yJd when You have been drinking, ana Le's'
when you .rc thirsty.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
HOME NEWS.

Thermometer YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs' IN
BROADWAY
sa.m7ia Noon s5' 3 m. 7s1 Midnight ~
Ii.hrs tnrlng the day. 30. Lowest ~
Average 7j9.. Same day. 1870, i0A2''
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18

examination and has selected two committees the rst
for the West Point cadeshp 10 meet at the City Hall on
Sept. 20. For the naval appointment the committee
will meet at the City Hall Sept. o.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
Announcements.

MANY suffer from Coughs and Colds. They
should Use wIsrARs BALsSi Oh Wild CHEEKY.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18

THE RUSSIAN BATHS, No. % East Fourth.
st. II taken once week, certain prevention
the depressing ,fccts of hot weather.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18

ILARh h Co.'S Patent NoiSeleSs Self Rolling
u STEEL SHUTTERS,
FIRE AND BURGLAR fEpoF , IL,
No machinery balance weight Cannot get our vi . oo
Fttod 10 Delaware aud Hudson Canal bulins MannAVA1
Building ienox Library Binding. Tribune nhte &c
Ctlce and Flct1rylu2 ANA l6i West 2tt.St sew io'A
and at London, Paris. Vienna Berlin Mtl01a.Ac' sS
STRiCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF 0iygy Wv
~ ,rave organs radically and specify cured hhS
A. DANIELS NJ. D., ll4 LcNtngiCn-svo. once ho"'s Nv
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18

The Columbia crew are entertained by the Mac'a i""'
Club and make the clubhouse their headquarters
'Th II pcysoual descriptions as fOliows
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
NEWARK

Francis Burke, "a driver in the employ OF
Thomas Dempsey OF Center Market Newark, was ar
rested Yesterday selling load of produce for the lat
ter and embezzling the proceeds
The thirty-ffth anniversary of the Order OF
Sons OF Temperance New-Jersey will be publicly cele-
brated in Newark on sept 25 meeting OF past officers
will be held this evening to arrange Tor tne occon
August Seidel of Williamsburgh, N. T., was
arrested IN Newark last week for swindling dlhrent
nconle in the former place to the OF 000 with
which sum he intended sail for Europe on sunday last
and abandon his family On Wednesday AFTERNOON ne ne
was discharged from custody by Judge Depue on @Ilt
OF haeas corpus the ground that "a the oness "s
committed in another State, according 10 inc laws VI
New-Tcrsey the accused could not be hcid, as no
charges made against him in the state OF Ne"
York
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
LONG ISLAND.

LoSG ISLAND CITY-1he contest as to the
right OF appointment in Long Island CITY is rot yet over
In the ease u John Bodine against the city FOR the re-
coycrv Of salary n Police Commissioner Gn appea ha'
been taken from the decision Ot county JuiEc aim
stron1 in favor of the legality OF Mayor DcDcvOses re
iInl L. M unnnntIunIlfs Il
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
NEW-JERSEY.

GrTTENBERG.-Seyeral weeks ago the lead
pipe which connects the weehawken stonebreakrr WIN
the reservoir was cut in the night and stolen The com
pany hired q watchman for some time aterWard uuC
discharged him last Saturday. At early hour ycstei-
day morning 200 feet OF the pipe was stolei
PATERsoN-1'he Court Of Appeals in tax cases VIII st
I'm Paterson until Aug The reservoirs at the Wtc-
works Yesterday had become so low tnal peolS Hu "
gun be alarmed for fear Of water 1hlnlne In Natc
in large portion OF the city would scarcely run thoug
the bydrants aud could be obtained iroi taps III
the u,pcr stories of houses People were Wrhed 10 uSe
water very spanngly The wells In the cl'y arc nearly M
olI dry from the unprcccdcnted drOutn. j nc SIN
wcayers i'm the mills Of SO,eliac Sons, ana PeiSia
Myers who have been STRIKE resumed "OIh ycatT
day morning the c0mproInlS, terms iatily my
named Post residing No. Wiliis-St, hOuEh u pcei
tongue boiled it with potatoes ana TOOK " 20 PO
mic as "A lunch. All who parto0k OF u Yesterday s1o
after became violently i'll DR.. Garnctt VINO attchueu
tke stated that signs OF poisoning were sEo"h anu
ia thought that the tongue became l1prcghhtu WIN
Paris green absorbed from the potatoes. y chcnica
analysis OF is TO be made, as there are seNer
Singular circumstances connected with the case
TRENToN-Scventy-Gye male lunates lett the luh
at Trenton Yesterday for the new asyIdM az
Plains To-day - females VIII be conveyed 20 nlOlis
Plains and next week other dctacLnents VIII loHo" W
the number OF 800 in all
LosG BRASCH.-Whie returning from the camp meet
inr at Newman Springs Wednesday evening IN sIb
boat Charles Major Charlotte HOLMES anu hcslei "u
Mlry Bods tco!Orcdl Of Red Bank, n j., were drowned
y the caUszny OF the boat. Their bedles were recoN
cred later.
ELIZABErH-Three Republican banners were or
dcrcd in Elizabeth wednesday night, ana WdIu cups
forming al ever the city.
UNION HuI.-Tbc Collector OF Arrears has collected
81 iJJ % of the taxes 1874 during the past week
New-York tribune., 1876-08-18
THE bridgeport MONUMENT

EXERCISES At THE UNvAlLlNG.
DESCRIPTION OF TIE MEMORIAL 10 SOLDIERS AND
sMIcRs-rnE PROCESSION AND ENEECisf.S-"
DRESS or GEN. JOSEPH II. HAwLEf.
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WATERS

NEW SCALE PIANOS
are the best made, The touch elastic, and a
fine singing tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
can not be exceIlcd in Tone or beauty they de-
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Initial on of the Human Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash
during this Month, MONTHLY Instalmnts 70
ceived on Pianos, $40 to $40; Olga 8, s. to
$40; Second hand instruments, 50 to s.,
monthly after first De- osit. Agents wanted.
A liberal dis cunt to Teachers, Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, e'c. Special In
ducements to The trade ILLUSTRATED catalogues
mailed. HORACE WATERS & SONS, 4ol
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LAKE CHARLES. LOUISIANA.
THE
PHILHARMONIC" PIANO,

This entirely new instrument possessing alb
the essential qualities of more expensive and
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TESTIMO NIALS
WATERS PIANO & ORGAN.

Waters New Scae Pionos have peculiar
merits.-I New York Tribune.
The tone of the Waters Piano is rich, melIo"
and sonorous, They possess great volume Of
sound and the continuation of sound or singing
power Is one Of their most marked features
New York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ is so voiced as 10
have a tone like full rich alto voice. Its
especially human in its tone, powerful yet sweet
Rural New Yorker. oct l4--ly
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Alfred Moss VS.. James O. Lecoq-The
State of Louisiana-Parish Court
Parish of Calcasieu.- No. l6l.
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THE GEM
PABE4OB ORGANS.

and put together by skilled workmen, ana ~
handsomely gotten up as TO be an
ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOR.
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..rrrI,rEE,S SALE.

TbcmosJ. LYONS VS.. 4 Moss Il Bros. ct
ols-Tbe State If Louisiana-sth Ju-
dicial District Court-Parish of Cal
rosie No. 4l2.
ny virtue Of Il writ of fri fncioS, is
) sucd and to me directed FROM the
Hon. Court aforesaid. will offer for
soIn mt public auction at the Courthouse
door of this parish, in the town Of
Lake Charles, Ln.. on SATURDAY.,
the 18th day Of November, A. d. 1876,
within legal hours Of sale. the following
described property, seized in the above
numbered and entitled suit to wit
i certain claim or account against
James Mum & Co., now in liquidation,
for the sum of Three Thousand two
hundred and fifty-one 1I-I0O dollars.
one Steam Circular Saw Mill and build
ings, together with the machinery,
saws. carriage cars, headblOcks, and
everything thereto belonging and APP
pertaining, known as the Moss Mill
situated on Trahan's Lake, in Calcasleu
parish. La.
TERMS This being the second offer
ing, the said property will be adjudi-
Gated to the Inst and highest bidder for
Whatever it will bring, at twelve months
ere dit. Purchasers furnishing bond
and security according to law, bearing
eight per cent. per nDum interest,
from day of sale, and special mortgage
and vendors privilege retained on the
property sold until paid.
DAVID H. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JT-11EN RICHARD, Deputy Sheriff.
Lake Charles, La, Oct. 26, 1876.
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Alfred MOSS VS.. James w. LcCOq- Luo
State of Louisiana-Parish Court
Parish of Calcasieu. No. l6l.
DY virtue of writ of .ticrie .f1icias is
- sued and to me directed from the
Hon. Court aforesaid, will offer for
sale at public action, to the last and
highest bidder, for Cash, at the Court
house door of this parish in the town OF
Lake Charles, La, on SATURDAY,
the ID day of December, A. d. 1876,
within legal hours of sale, the following
described property, seized in the above
numbered and entitled suit, to wit;
A certain tract of land lying and
being situated on Trahan's Lake, in
Calcasieu parish, and described as per
patent No. IO.O52, dated at Baton
Rouge, La. March q, 1861, as beng
the Southwest Il of Southeast i Of
Section ~, Township IL South, Range
10 West, Southwestern district OF
Louisiana, containing forty acres, to-
gether with all tho buildings and in
proyements thereto belonging and APP
pertaining. Seized to satisfy said writ
d. H. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JULIEN RICHARD, Deputy Sheriff.
Lake Charles, La, Oct. 20, 1876.