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UTHERN VAR CLAIMS.
The Outcry Against the Democratic Congress
Utterly Unfounded.

tuerIy Unfounded.
Henry III. Smith, who was the clerk OF
the Commit ee on War Claims OF both the For
ty-second and tho Forty third Congresses, and
Is now the general clerk Of the House, has, after
a careful examination OF the Official records,
made statement OF the exact facts In regard to
the Southern claims which were presented to
the Forty-secoud. Forty-third, and Forty y-fourth
Congresses.
or the one hundred and forty bills which have
been parsded as having been introdu ucsd by
Democratic Representatives 10 the present Con-
gress. tt appe irs tnat one hundred and nine
are old ciiims which were pencing before the
Forty y-second or the Forty-thro Congress, and
that the greater p1rs Of these claims are exactly
similar to those ella ms which have already Teen
paid ny tho Republican Congress and by the
Treasury and War Departments during tho past
ten ye r.. 1t also appears that lr.e numOer
OF these claims were introduced by Republican
members as well from the south as the Nortn;
other members from Maine covering exactly the
same cases.
In regard to the amount involved in those
cliims II appears that OF 9.S5 ises reported to
Congress uy the Commissioners of Claims 4. .la6
were allowed to the extent OF kS.112,0J6.4a. and
t5ll were disallowed to the extent of $1,000
so5 ID IL the same percentage should tie con-
tlnued 10 all the claims now pending tho
amount ed would be ABOUT t0OOC.OO.
lhe docket Of the House Committee on War
Claims of tue present COnsre shows tnat there
were l.2sl cases referred TO II. Ot this numt er
1851 we're old claims, which were pending In the
to-ty-thtrd Congress. md l6J were Tor a rehear-
Ing. In rcg lrd to the Holri se, u claim for
damages Tor the use OF the ittleneld of stone
river. II appears that the claim reported ia
| vorsolv and passed by the Republican House Of
| tuo Forty M COngl sss.
or the lU9 c ses reported favorably by the
committee OF the forty-third Congress (hepub-
licAn), the amount recommended to be paid IL
S5.BolJU; wnile the 81 csses which were reported
fsvoraoiv by the committee Of the Forty y-fourth
Congress Demoe.atic), am unt to s2lS.sSl, OF
which only SASS was actually passed by The
House.
Tue outcry made sgeinst the Forty-fourth
Congress Il. therefore, utterly unfounded, Is
Mr. smiths document clearly shows.
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smussler and Judge Fullerton in Mystic pnrl

BOSTON, Oct. s.-Five thousand spectators
witnessed the race to-day a. Mystic PARK between
smu sger and Judge Fullerton for purse OF o. 500
1900 to the nst 400 TO the second. smugglcr won
nrs second and fourth heats and Judge Fullerton
III tLird neat Time go, I'm, 225Ss 2.ela
Between the a1ONt-inent nru neAis Coune.tcain
trOttcd Tor uufbc Of SlODJ, b. FRANK
Reeves anu 0. IN. Little Gy.sy WHINING iu 2;50h 25lai
HnO 2.46.
la race for ~ OoO Gomez. Re In, My Bird and
Anne Coz ins startcd And the lhre nrst each
heat. Time, 2s2ts .;22is 2:2J Ihls race Vas
posi- Outd uutll T. -nOTro~.
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THE Boss TO BE ArTHE HEAD.
Tho Kind OF Reform we would Have " Hayes
should be Elected.

wAsHISGros, Oct. a.-Mr. Dennison. one OF
Boss Grants Commissioner OF the District OF Coum.
ba, returned from ohio few days ago. ana shortly
after his rival here delivered speech at the fecep
zion Of the international rncmen at the Arlington
Hotel In response to the toast, The city OF Wa,hn
ton" Boss sh' pherd presided and Denuson ssii thst
he thought tht thAi ful1n should have spoken IN
spouse I the toast fr AL men he Qhe ~ The
city u Washnstun we're most Identical 1ns. let II
aui n-ishbor OF Gov Hayes an that. too, imme
after VISIT 10 the Pftsidcntsl candldate IL Hayes
should be elected DrnnisOu certainy WOull ave q
great deal Of iunuence wth administrations hence
IL unlikely that tue old District Ring saep-
hero a. lie head would be Ierpetused for four yeas
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One u.ile dush-CoLrler. 100, a0; Outcast. as
25. 81 ncll 30. %.
Hunter sake. milo and th.ccQu rtcrs Belmont
100 $50, r. Lorl ard, 20. 30 McDali,s. 81. ~ ,
BOA ic. H. a ueld, 10 81.
MAtnny st4hos, ,hrce miles Ocnhtrcc. 100 i5o
I'D 20, ~.
A IA t ana lHlf Nlgil, 100. 2dO Pres on, TO- 10
Invoice, II, 90
sterp,,t iasc- Donohoe 100 1895 R'soluc. W. OOt
Buutt 40. % Duubtul %, Al n Ia. ~. 81
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SOME W1SRINGTON TOPICS.
The Retirement Of National Bank Nstss and
Legal Tenders.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-rhe amount OF national
pank circulation redeemed. retired. and surrendered
virom jan. Ia. 1875. to Oct. l. 1879. Is A6aSo Al
Amount issued between the same dates go ssi i575,
showing decrease OF national bank circulation OF
see oo7 800 leaving he amount Of national bank notes
outstanding o. Oct mot inCn Ing the circulation
the national god anks. t2,nDlelI t3s2 2535 SOL. he
amount uf Rrren0.c&s drDO-ltcd from June 20 1874.
TO o. T. l. 1870 Onciudng t3Si3675 prtvOusD drpusit
ed Tor the purpose Of rde.lns he no es Of insovent
atiun rode med ny the Treasurer between the zane
dates t42t2pi2 leaving on deposit with the Irea-urrr
on Oct L. 1870 Ell lSdOOi3. for thr purpose OF retiring
the national bank notes outstanding. Amount ~
ereenoicks ret ed under the act of Jn II, 1876, tS
bOS, ,JV, outstanding Oct 1916 tJOo 40.
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Two weeks ego George Olingee married hh
wife Martha Of Essex street. Jersey City lie took his
mother and sisters to his home and the mothern
iaw made lively for her The sisters wore the brides
clothing aud jewery. aud George defended si.terp
The BRIDE pro, urrd Mt for uusbl arreAt
Constable Alien beaten by the mother-in law aes
he crvcd the order lie nnally collared the gro and
dragged atm out. The Justice Is trying make peace
IN the hOuseh0ld. Dnt MarthA VIII not retuN.
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A wil,,nm.burqb Maiden, Story.

Miss Petronella + 9hlich, aged 25 years, d
schol street. wilnamsburgh, has instituted breach
Of promise suit against Henry Eglerer, Of Cook ana
Humboldt streets. Mr.. Helcrer is 90 years old 40
cordlng TO her story. she became acquainted with hi
two weeks ago ut otbilpLt picIIc. lie prOmtstt I
me that night she .sd. that he would marry me tht
nert day but when the next day came we put on fO
liet sunday. As he did not come to my house for IN
Wi nj to bis and .aid Come. tt us be married. mo
you Just get right out. he said marry yOu.' ant
nc to me right cut Of the htuse, We'll. never min9
VIII MAKE him feel than II he had married me-.
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A Horrible Murder Near Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass. Oct. IA hcrrble and
mysterious murder was committed to night the east
city.
Ih~ victim was John Bal ari. lie and his brother,
both unmarried lived In house alone, and on
ia III.
About o'clock John left alone IN the house the
brother having gone to the stOrc about mile dist
lie was gone about an ", anu upon hls John
WAS iing ON thc door MS body covered with blood.
His head was nearly red from the BODY. 1ne Oh.
lect OF the horroic crime is supposed TO h4ve been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

Alderman Pinckney sat In his ONCE from n
o'clock until yesterday, and received money from
about two hundred importers storexeepers clerks ant
weighers' mon OF the Custom House. They gave then
names to usher. ana were received By Aldermal
Pnckney n an inner room wherein they privately paid
over heir money. The Office IL to bc open asaiu today
that all the Ofcchoders may have opportunity tt
contribute something toward the national and Stat
publican Commitees' expenses. The salaries OF thu
publican ohlct cthOlders In this city aggregate about
four million dollars n wear. -Four per cent. Of thif
amount " $4,000 from which be deducted tk00o
that cannot be collected.
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At the funeral of Mrs. Cornelius X. Garrison
In lhc University Face Pres oytcri Church yesterday
the Rev, Il. Il. Booth oiciated. There many nor
offerings The New York Infant Asylum. OF which Mrs.
Carbon ~as drecircss, wac rcIr' scnted The pail
4en DAME D. bu terncld, tspt I Baoy, John n
Nest, kOucrt ii. LONtfy, lh.feH a. DAWSON, A. V.
stuui, i. n kcnnrdi, Arthur Ltary Jumts NJ Motley.
H. NJ. Batce sVabury br Hsitr and GtOrse D. Forrest.
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A Missing GirI Fouud

The search for Mary Ann Rrower. who dis-
appeared from Mrs Messinger's house at Mohawk, on
Tuesday, resulted IN her return to her guardian. Mr.
Ackordan vest rday. she 10 retcI nt, Tut says she
Was lnluvcd 10 run away. IL Is prptaOe lnat arfc4s
viii be- ma G. She was found the residence OF "a MIR.
AeAernaL ~ The GOnit," he lateisO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

Chancellor Hunyon Yesterday fled in tho
Chancery Clerks ofce order refusing the iuIuuc.
tion to re tram the New jersey Cen RAJ Railroad
Company from selling. negotiating, otherwise dis.
pOstns Of any O the nNe thou and blnds mtnOned Ia
hll ned Nv Obtd H. Anderson, aud lntended to DC
cured ~ mortgage hetutel on tue proper sud
trauchisrs of Fuiu company TO samuel Knox AID Ohm
kNnn. ~ lrlstnNn. hel form ~ sAld blI.
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Prcp.rcd for Fa,i md Winter.

w. X. Peyton & Co.'S opening of ladies' suite
we'll attended yesterday The low prices At which
these suits are advertised might indicate that the
ed ere inferior the workm ship good
But In reality there no establishment In New forl
IN which greater pains Ia taken TO execute work well
than AZ Pey tons the tuiis OF excellent
qualities u the goods rdyeritsed. Every la whe
WISHES to be wisely economical should MAKE visit 10
PeytUn's b. fore goIug elsewhere to purchase n SUIT
whether 10 TO he OF alpaca. mohar danassee cab
tiole bllk
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joseph Henry Brown and ex-Aldernan George
Brown OF JERSEY city. both souglt the hand Of Young
woman In Grlve street. Two month, ago, JoscOh
Henry, bur the CoOr Of her house, nrai at th(
AID rman. lie was arrtste1 and h III TOR sttemptot
murder On suudV nlgnt he Attcnpte to n the
Alderman with Yesterday George NAs sent u
the penltenllArl for nlncly uANa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

The Tammany Han Committee on Nlturaliza-
ton opened thei rooms al p Centre street serday
Any ptrsOn wno whes to be naturalEed must, before
applying 90 the committee. procure tie ct fr M A
NJ mbrr Of TIC Iammnny ncItrN Committee or tie
Prbld nj ~ the III irri tumllIttrc ~ the ssu "
DsTct IN which he llNcs. Aup anita ar trqur 'ci 10
7 lie Win thrm TO tne couui tee wiuoascs 10 th,ir
ruelecucc IA the country Tor nv years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

In the new trial Of A. A. Hopper IN Peterson
yesterday ON charge ofbnbing james Hand Tax Asses
soI the iesumooy slowed that Hopper end one How.
ara b usht tue property of The ltuey MaChhe GOu-
ponY Al an le for t2O,OUO Nnd that slOwa
Ald 70 Hama 10 omit The new ntn known he Whll
htl MANU-. turing CON pany, from ulu n
rOlls Hnd a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

LONDON, Oct. 3.-At meeting ~ the Reform
Club In Manchester last night tho Right Hon. John
Bright made speech on the Eastern question
lie said that he thought the meeting Of Parhi-
m'ut desirable. II would result Ia new
policy. prohabJ under new Ministry. Il would
kfaWp q future policy Of the county win solemn
drc-l "a tuat tie b'Ouo ana tre sure OF England
never gshiI tie was cdi b hAt ~ { OF, man fovrr
TURKEY houid be- i"ft to The fIo when pruVucuCe mad
q creed lOT her CurTuptlOn lnl IlrAnny
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Another story ,ba, ha. Two sides.

Dir. joseph Llwensten OF 605 Lexington ave-
nus writes TO 1nr Sun that he did no. defraud Mr. De
Leyer the owner OF distiicry Ia Fiftyseyenth
street, ~ pretending to be certain Joseph Mover
ano under that name skiing worthless deels other
conveyanccs to him. He says that Joseph Meyer
entirey stctinc,yldu from hinselt and tns Mover
DE Leyer, anu other Iersons have had negoti IONS
about the transfers OF res estate con ider sDe
amount Of complicated ntlgAton for the pist two
clares TO be onT one siae OF story that VIII turn
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SAVANNAH, OFT 2. Tine tot uumner Of in
ternen e. dab fOrtytvo, - which twenty Mt
" teNriow lever c4ses. lhrleen u tho bu tails
OF urcrues
Ch-s II. litt Druggist nnd w. II, Giifn. loI to-day
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PANS. oct 2.-Chosen to the Chamber Of
u putes to a. vacant seats
NJ. thtuycau. Il rutlc n. from scn'is. NJ prtifb.rr.
ETpun,ican, - N Iuit3 F,rr'u. Rrrubic a., lroin
luluru NJ. MlltAt, k"t unilrnn, irOm Ctnhud
NM. lHNrusse and Iruu u Iuapaft-s, whose prc-
yuus 'tctiuis we're HnnuAe by thr Chamber ut Dcpu.
Il =. we're RED ected from Aueh aAd ~ GauIcns, re.
spccttNtlJ.
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A nnnauet 20 Doc l.rrmnn v orLlnrmcn.

The oelegtes to the Centennial Exhibition
fr)m the Berlin Wotkinsmcns cietcs. arrived n the
city yesterday from Ma ara ana last evening Nj Wni
Strinvny ana several member Of the Licde kr so.
Clety Ell or aintd tne Wh concert Ia the q ruanla
AS mo IL Um+ In sIrakrr' were Mcs.rs eta.
SGY Aafcu- O t'rbOurg, Mu1iz hliiLgrr, BurcAATdt
hchne nelder ana Consu. ..lieatrll achumArAer.
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At the Methodist minister's meeting yester
day. resolutions IN relation to the death Of Bishop
James were passed. and DR.. Curry, DR.. Parker, Dr.
Chapman the Rev }. Buckley, the Rev. Mr.. Dykeman
aud DR. Howe spoke breny in eulogv OF the deceased
Brhop whose portrait draped with Grape and bori
tablet with nla last words 81 am not dsapponted.N
Dr. Howe sad that Bishop Janess three arllna rueg
were never to take offence at anything. to asl
for AN explanation anu to treat evpIyOooy though
nothing hao ever ,ppenei Resolutions Of ldmirati0s
Tor the lihOry cf Mrs Charlotte Jnes were passed
and the Rev. Me-srr. Willis, Dykeman, Howe, Giido
AM Bucky were appointed TO make arrangements fof
puOic memorial service In honor Of Bishop james.
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LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE ny THH
SIN'S REPORTERS.
The Small Beginning Of the American Mis-
ina Board In New York-The Rosy View
that President Ward Takes at tho Outset

The SmsIl Beginning OF the American Mis-
Ina Board In New York-The Rosy View
that President Ward Takes at tho Outset
The American Mining Board held Its nrst ses-
sion yesterday at Nassau and Pine streets, Duncan
shermsn's old corner. The pillars Of the room we're
patched with the cherries warnings paint" paint"
and air OF newness pervadcd everything. from the
unspotted noor TO the clerks at their desks. There
few persons In the rooms. and some Of them
seemed TO have been attracted merely BY the novelty OF
seeing mining board In new York. In his In
augura report " the President william Ward. said thai
the board 235 members. and $4,000 In bank and
$4,000 yearly income that OF 200 applications to place
stocks their list three ourths had been rejected ana
that the board owed debt OF gratitude to Mr. Solo
mons. President Of the Piclnc Mining Bureau Of San
Francisco The nrst call at ii O'Clock. but bust
ness was dull At length few sales OF California.
Consolidated Virginia and other stocks were made.
amounting, the officers said. to 1i0o shares In all
Then the board adjourned. The officers said that sales
OF the California Mining Companys stock at 81 and
ooA and OF Consolidated Virginia stock at g. 62 and
o2 were madei ana that "ciosins" SO was bid sn(
"a asked for Alpha Consolidated, 62Ix asked fol-
Consolidated Virginia, and "a bid for yellow Jacket.
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The cause OF the scarcity OF water after the
recent heavy bn,ny Iplslned yesterday by
Chef Engineer campbell. THE rain that fen IN Put
nam and Wrrchester counties On Saiur n.y." he hald
"TAi-Vd tie water la troiOn laAe only inch
half the parched earth sosklng up TIE At Of the ter.
New Nora vi nut nave iuN supply OF water until We
lLNn n l 4 L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03
A West New YORK SATURDAY N,.b,.

Robert Mcpherson opened u saloon on the
DAytown Ro ID. West New York. on Saturday nigaI
and invited his friends to psrtake OF free beer sni
luncheon Patrick Fey h. the bar eeper, Thomss HAer
anu OF ers fought. The row ended in q co EardlI
as.aGt On Mr.. McPhersOn. the smashing Of all thf
ncer gisscs, ana the hhN OF the window sdshrs
Feyh ran away with the cOnten OF the money drawot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

Tho counsel Tor sloane, Black a. Co., linen i'm
porere has offered to pay t4OO0 as penalty FOR under
vauatOn and 10 surrender 81 900 worth OF linen that
have Oten Heik ny Irea urJ Ofnccrs. Col A. T. Mer
chant Of the Appraisers Department. having Ocen
cused OF apprAsng tue goods at twenty cent below
value. weAt " hls home IA JsIsey Cltl aud died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

WAsnIsGTOs oct. 2.-Solon kobinson, for
many years the agricultural edltor OF the heD Yorh
T'bune. now a resident OF florida, Is here On brief
visit He tays. although rlaunch supper or OF Dcs
tn tiurita Nil rtrtainI go Dtm stic nnu thut
he VIII ms vote Tor tie Democratic State tct tt
IL T. tim, ne taink int rlOrda ad an honest state
government. lie hmOOratic noulnees lOr Goa. Il ss
n. Lul. Nm L-lL.LD-
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Membership OF tho n. a. n. N. Y.

Frede ick w. Lewison. OF as East Eleventh
street. nned for not attending the drills Of Comps
d. Fifth Regiment. and Marshal Focknger wA sent
to arrest him. aud lake him before a al An
at'rcation lowcd and u marshal vas tea BY
le~ison and his friends Ocer Sullivan arrested tus
marsha aud Lewiston. Justice flammer DISCHARGED
to Marshal. aud LeSison sent TO Lud ow street
illl
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CoIorcd Men Tor Reform

Col. John l4ylor, VINO has lately been speak,
ing IN New York ami elsew waere has made reful I'm.
quiiy INTO the political feeling - the cuored peopIe
lac pad II would turprite q IeOI e 10 knON nov
negro voters are aD a oning t.o ReiuoncAl parly 10
vote Tor Ilden aud VI ndrfks. OlurVd men EMPLOY
~ nd connected Win tie ca tom House III X are Try.
Ing to prevent thes ampeue bu thus tar they
succeeded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

Eight bows csc ped from the Catholic pro'ec-
turv N Mcsichc,trr ye.t,riny. 1ny tore their ei
sheets and. hayn, tea IN, together low cred III.
seyts from the Thru story Window
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Tho trAnspor alton como mes - 'he North
nV r. including iho New furk C,nrM n uis II
kyvr iud co." i m silNhn1 fnruad cuunsnics, ia q
reduced the pay ~ t'ir ',ungshnrrn ~ per
h ur. Fiity M u al llrr quit WORK yesterday.
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largo surplus.
"E :. B."-Tno banks IN which your money Is
deposited are una.
"Crnst nt Neider."-It Is a lie coDcoctcd b.
the ,nrmy. COY. Ito ueycr ia favor OF tuttlug
lAUOIels Nss,s ~ II Co.'s pcr dlY
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A Very Aiirnctixn Enir.

81. Peters Hall, under st, Peters Church in
Barclay strNt, was sbass last ,>'nns with the Grand
Centennial Hair for the bes NJ u the poor Of the parish
On Thursely evening Gleason aud SlOss0n Will
their sklu on the billiard tsvfN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

Judge Dykman yesterday vacated the stay o.
proceedings under Judge Barnards Inandsmus direct
ing Comm sioners Fowler and Adams to complete ths
Hemptesd Reservoir dam aud gates order ed " the
BrOoklJn Common CUuLci The Commissioners are
dered 10 do the vVrk Is cOmanded IN tue writ forth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

The laborers on the Bergen Point coal wharvsa
who had been paid neen cents an hour struck yesse%
day on being informed that tney TO be paid tha
rate VI ten cents ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

PHILADELPHIA, Oci. 2.-I he 1rst OF MIR. Nat.
Nick - libel suits eg inst the Philadelphia Time,
called for trial IN the Qusrtr se,poni this morning.
lut ON account of an uuportsnt unnnith"d tnnt
MAS s' bc.oIe the court It Was Adjourned unIil
"Wednesday uOrning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-03

The proceeds OF the heavy assessment levied
on the Custom IL use enpOycs 10 to be dtsDursed OF
course. by the Republican Nauonsl Committee, 40,
Democrstlc, rs misprinted.
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EIMiRA, Oct. Over 81 lO0 IN cash was ised
In this CtN tO-dA turw rurd to the South the
ef Of thr NrnOw IcVer sufferer, Ia saw unah and
u,Aswlco, Ca
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NEW HAYES, Conn, oct 2.-1he steamer lhn
BrAMhtl. pt Sow ptAn /. m TINS harnur. taEtn q
ln $40 tons OF arn uniiion from Niach,sic s FAC
tory Tor tAe Tureish GOVerum ut
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puIADrIrnIA. Oci.2 -Guidsnith Maid failed
In a. twu eHnrt, Sliiok FRA tu.diJ q u,at r
ga r,c-ri. Toe Heaih'r WAC uniIyOravle, hnJ sne
CVuId W 40 letter than & H.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
DIR. Siade Arraigned on a CHARGE Of Copspir-
acv 10 Defraud

LONDON, Oct. s.-The American spiritual me-
dium. Dr. slade. appeared at the Bow Street Police
Court to-day In answer to two summonses taken by
Prof kdwin Ray Lankestcr, +. X. g.. &c The nrst
suumons Is under the Vsgrant act aud the second
charges him with conspring with one Simmons, his
A. istant TO Geiraud The charge OF conspllacy vas
nr proceeded Win. Mr. George Lewis tfiuucted the
prosecution. Prof Lankestcr dtposed he md &C.
tuaY seen Slade hims write the messages ~hich he
pr 9 sred werr spin utl commune 'tiOhs. The SO
excites great mt rect aud the court room rd
The case was adjourned Z week, Slade Sim.
mUns len. admitted ~ bail.
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The Thermometer IN sew York Yesterday

Palling turon ser. IN reasing westerly winds
ba."i'- 10 soLthery, Hsiug temperature, incrv-eu
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SPARAS FROM ThE TELEGRAPH.

The New Brun. wick Carpet mills were not
opened eslerda' Many of the employees are uppVs,d
L
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CoRRhsroNDEAIs ANSWERED.

There ipis a the New Jersey state Agiicul-
tnr ooclcu's ilr were ll51O''5. rie casn pfcmL
ui,s PAD amounted o o. S7O
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The Iov. John g. Giendennins = poor Mary
to llsteu to Mr.. BceChtr.
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Commodore Vanderbilt saw nobody eIceR
hi, son. MIism II. Vanderbilt Yesterday. He stlI
cravrs nOui iing food. and likes TO erink mlk punct
.Ur
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PREPARING FOR AOyEMBER.

A. Hudnit'. at o'clock A. I.. 49o: Il lTs
o. 6s', II M 90, 0O A. NJ. o.. o. 57', D. 90 ", ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-24

yield exactly S2l, s099 7 1t is thought
that a chicken ranch will be started in
that vicinity shortly. The chicken
was of the Golden Pheasant variety.
A letter, says the Enterprise, was
Yesterday received by her relatives in
this city from Maggie Moore MRS.
Willianson), who is nov playing at
the Adelphi Theater, London, Eng
land, where she opened on Easter
Monday. She says her reception was
most enthusiastic, she being several
times called before the curtain. The
papers, however, pitched into the play.
it being an American production. The
masses don't mind this, but fill the
house every night all the same.
Bishop Whitaker expects to have
the new seminary for young ladies, at
Reno. completed about the LIST of Octo-
Der next. A number Of young ladies
residing in Virginia City have signihed
their intention to enter the seminary
as soon as its doors are thrown open.