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TIL. Uu,t.rian Conference.

SARATOGA, Sept 10. The Unitarian Confer
began business this morang with accepting the
report Of the Committee on 0f1cers a. follows;
PresidenL kbenozer H. Hoar, Mass. Vice-Presldents
George William curtis New York DaDlol L. Sh0rey
Chicago JUhn ID. Long, BOstOni Joseph Shlppen ST.
LOUIS seth fadulfOTd, Rhode Island aud George T.,
Baker Wssmugton General secretary George batch
elOr, Boston. Treasurer, Adams Aver Boston. COun
ell, Henry Chapin, Worcester Charles q. Ames, Ger
hantowni John Y. hoOrs Greenfield James DE Nor
mAndie, hen hAmpshirej Thomas Talbot. Blllerlcs ;
Henry ", Bellows, New York A. S. Wheeler and Hen
yia kidaeT Bot,oni carlton A. Staples, Providence
ana samuel u, Spring, Portland.
10 ne Afternoon an appeal was made for assistance
met Wt,h pledges OF el0O0O. "
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Clenrine Out the RuhbIah.

The Architectural Iron Works at Avenue
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. has gone into
voluni AIRY bankruptcy. The liabilities are placed at
about 0.000 and the nominal assets are given M
100000 of which 100000 is in notes. unsettled bal
ances, and open accounts; $4,000 In stock machin
cry, &C The property on Fourteenth and Thirteentn
streets consists OF 32 lots, with shops &C. valued az
te7l 900. and mortgaged for tl2s,0oO Tue largeet
creditor Is the Eleventh Ward Bank for ttd5OO out
Ia secured. Eleven thousand dollars 10 due the GU
pOyees.
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An IMPOSING SCENE.
Catholics Nv WorshippinE the sacrament DaJ
and Night Decoration and Devotion.

and Night Decoration ana DeNoiOn'
st. Bernard's Church, in Fourteenth
street and Eighth avenue was thronged yester-
day morning, to witness the closing ceremony
attending the forty hours devotion aud adors-
tion Of the Blessed Sacrament. The altar was
decorated with flowers and numerous candles,
and lots OF gas illuminated the edince. The
priests were attired IN fun yestments, and around
them were Dumber OF acoytes bearing wax
candles In their hands, and a number Of young
ladies' and littl gi-ls wearing white wells aud
white muslin dresses, and pink and blue sashes.
High mass was sung by the Rev. Father Hesly.
the pastor, and the htany by Father Henrdon.
The procession around the church was led 10y
the cross bearer and two acOlNtes followed by
the a tar boys In colored costumes, aud the
young ladies OF the several sodalities. Father
Healy walked behind with his attending priests,
bearing on velvet cushion the Holy Sacrament.
The BOYS and girls chanted selections, aud
hymns were sung by the congregation, before
the benedlction was given.
For the past three days largo number OF per-
sons Of both sexes have attended the services,
uaV and night,
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Fire Among papserou. Combs.t,b,es.

A nrs broke out In the sheds Of the Union
Chemical Works and Roonns Company. N Smith and
Sixth Streets Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon. The nrs
started tank OF pitch. the contents Of which were
running through pipe into the hold Of schooner In
the cana The vapor arising from the pitch was acct
dentay ignited. and the flames were rapidly carried
along where the tar PITCH felt dead oils and light oils
stored The vessel cut her moorings ana noated
swa, Three tenks continuing pitch. two stills worth
1880 each and tho eheds were destroyed Total losss
$4,000. The property which Ia fully Insured. belongs
to W. II. II. Childs, OF 70 Maiden lane, New YORK.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
The Republican Majority About 15,O0o-Ths
Legislature for Blaine.

PORTLAND, Sept. 18. The returns re-
ceived thus far give 100 Republican and 81 Demo-
cratic representatives elected. There are thirty
towns to hear from, which will probably make a
nnal showing in all Of Ill Republicans and 70
Democrats.
Returns, mostly ofnciai, from three hundred
and eighty-sI towns in a total vote OF l25,Il
give Connor CRep.) for Governor 70.b30 and Tai
bot Dem.) 5,A1 Connor's majority, 152S9.
The same towns last year, In total vote Of l03,-
o3<. gave Connor $3.50 and Roberts 1904 Con-
nor's majority, 4,205.
Ninety-three small towns and plantations
which threw siSl votes last year nave not yet
been heard from.
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The annual festival Of the suabians at Sohuet
zen Park concluded yesterday. ending as happily
to all concerned It had begun. The principal fes-
ture OF the afternoons entertainment amusing
dramatic presentation OF the familiar OLD legend Of
Die Sleben ScawaDen huf der Hasen Jagd," (tha
Seven Suabitns the Hare Chased After this ensued
dancing scrObac performances, chidren's races and
Other sports In the evening the tAbleau "Custer's
Death" was presented. The remarkable horsl and
cereal column preserved Its beauty well throughout
the three days OF tue merrymaking
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
A Battle Of The Amazons.

Mrs. Anna Quin aud Mrs Qulrk lived In tho
same house. 1877 Bay street Jeey city. and varied the
mon0tony Of domestic cares by frequent conflicts
Their stock OF words having been pretty well exhaust
ed each olher they proceeded TO farther Itrencs
yesterday, Mrs Quin opening the battle by throwing
pail OF water over her ueghbOr. In the suDseQutht
proceedings Mrs Quinn was being wOrsted, wheh, lus
Ia some OF her back hnr, she managed 20
seize cub and applied II to MIS- Qulrks nead WIN
such force TO stretch her insensbe on the moor.
Then she continued to pound tne unconscious woman
until bystanders interrupted her enjoyment, Mrs
Qun ~ been arrested aud bal Tor her mas breh re-
fused ss the doctors say that Mrs QurG injuries are
likely fatal.
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IgnsI Rosenberg, who, a. Martin Herr 3
Co... did extensive kid glove business at 56i Broad.
way failed owing about 100000. and offered to settle
with his creditors thirtytnree and one-thrd cents.
HIS creditors Obtuned order for his examination as
to the disposition he had made OF his prop .rty ON
Saturday he took steamer for Europe anu his credt
fors will have to content themselves With such sssets
as they can mud.
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New Jersey Ma.ou,e Omc,.,.

TRENTON, Sept. l3.-1he annual meeting Of
the Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Mssons was held In
this city to-day. The following officers we're elected
4. H.P, v. Goelleri ID. II. p. N. NJ. Drohanh q K
6eO II. Jonee C. &, Jos H. Durgnd g. !. l.. l.. Regis
ter O.s T.J CorsOui q G. u J. : Hartley g. 7.
G, l.. Choyeyi O. X; A. G.. Nathaniel jennings q g.
First Ven ". c. Able q. second Veil, II.
Bright, G. NJ. Third Veil, c. Vreelsnd G.. T., Amos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
A Question Of Usury.

william Never, the assignee Of q mortgage for
10000, given BY samuel Schiller to solomon L. Jacobs.
brought suit In Supreme Court for its foreclosure.
Schiller nterposcd the defense that the mortgage wM
drawn specially for Meyer, and that the assignment
simply to usurous Transaction. and tha,
the mortgage was ante-dated to make u appear All
right Judge Van Worst, before whom the case wa
tried dsbeeved this story. and held the mortgage 20
be vau but decreed that defendant sh III only pay the
actual amount he received which eight per cent.
less than tue face OF the mortgage.
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tn. RoysI and se,,c, Masters.

The Grand Council OF Royal and Select Mae
ters Of the state OF New York closed session In the
Masonic Temple yesterday. The following were elect
cd ocers for the year ensuing; George N. Osgoooby
Of Nunds, Grssd Mssteri Charles W. Brown. of Flush
ps Deputy Grand Master A. p King, Of Troy. G,snd
YORK, Grand Treasurer George Van vliet. Grand
Recorder John Baldwin, New YORK. Grand Captain
OF the Guard Thomas II. Floyd, Of Utica Grand Cond-
Of the Council D. E Mo5gsp, Of Buffalo: Grand MAT
the hev. John ]. Webster, q Palmyra. Grand Chap
lain Jobnlton Fountain, Of New York, Grand Sent+
mel . John j. Martin, OF Albany, Grand Lecturer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept l3-Third day OF the
annual fall meeting OF the Kentucky Association
First Race Purse $3.50 divided mile heats.
urinseads b. Phmhe Maynower,t years old,
by Phaeton. dam tlciy Jopson ......s., .,,.....2 l
Cromwell, Jr. & Co.'S b, c. HenrT owens, years
old By GllrOy, dsm Estelc.....,...,...,...,,.,l
Time, 1:47. 1854 1884.
second Race-t,OO, dNidedi ~ miles.
Grinstead aud Buffers b. Phyllis, years old, by
PhAeton. dam Lass OF sidney. ...,. .......:...
Thomas b. c. Heretog. years old. ~ Australian
Hunt KeynSids's D. h. Whisper years old, by Pisnet
dam Matte
Time. 237N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
Conversational Nominations.

New York-Eldrdge G. Lspham. Republican.
for the Twenty seventh District.
MassAchusetts-w. W. Rice OF Worcester. Repubn.
can. for the Ninth District, now represented By Geo.
r Hear.
Pennsylvsnis- -Hendrick b. Wright. Democrat, for
the Twelfth District.
New Jersev-Dr. j Howard Push OF Burlington, Re-
publican, for the Second District.
Louisiana-Wm. NJ Burwel. Republican. for the First
District, Ia place Of II. {. warmotn. declined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
STATE TAXATION.
The Valuations Made by the Local Assessors
The City's ~hnre Of the Tx

ALBANY Sept. 13.-The State Board Of
Equalization OF Taxes, composed Of the Lieu
tenAnt-CioVsrnor, Secretary OF State. Comptrol-
Ter, Treasurer, Attorney General state Engineer,
aud tho three assessors, will meet here tomor-
row aud tx upon the valuation Of property In
each county as basis OF taxation. The three
ASSESSORS have already forwarded to the Comp
troller a table containing the valuations made
by local assessors In each county, with their
propositions for equalization. The valuations
In these tables reach an aggregate of 81 ~, gi
an increase over the aggregate of the Equallzl-
ton Board last year OF s9s,+s7,lTl. The Increase
last year over the year previous exceeded tl9s,-
OOOO 900. The valuation In New York city Is rated
by the local assessors as follows:
Real estate tsS3643 5i5
Personsl property ....'''..'''''''...... 2l7'SOlot
Total .tlloO'eiSovs
The State Assessors, IN equalizine the ya,1a.
tion among tue counties, have added fl02,243.3TT
70 New fork's quota making her total tl,ap,-
1877 ,U16, which Ia, however, decrease upon an
eqalized valuation OF last year OF t2,jtt,5A. 1he
total taxation upon the valuation throughout
the State, at the rate established by the Legis-
lature last year Of llA mills, will be t7.5l,s10
OF which New York city will pay something
over four millions. This valuations cannot be
changed by the Board OF Equalization. though
the methods OF equalizlnR may be. and there is
consequently, no prospect that the aggregate OF
valuation can be reduced.
A great deal OF complaint Is made at the
worthless severity OF the assessors In valuinR
property up to what thvy sail its full ynlue, but
which. IN fact. under the pressure OF pending
depreciation Of property every where, often sx-
ceeds the full value, and the fact that the
OF income realized by the tax upon such valu-
alton Is not needed, makes the grievance more
aggravated. In all the instances OF tax other
tnan tho rchOOl tax, the surplus over what Ia
needed tor the purposes named In the law, re-
yerts TO the treasury, and will serve simply to
reduce taxation next year, but IN the case Of
the school tax, the more they get tue more they
spend the approI ration for tue schools being
made per capita, without any reduction as to
amount,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
The Terrible church D,.n.ter.

In the case OF Conners against shaw, which 10
q suit b! an administrator TO recover 5000 for the
death OF young lady. who lost her life at the st.
Andrews Church disaster in Centre street, leave for
further time to the compl Int was yesterday
modified. bY Judge WestbroOk. as to require snort
OF trial that the might be brought during
the october term. Mr.. Shaw OF the building
whose wall fell the roof OF the church causing thd
disaster
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
Called for Haye--Answerius for Tilden

Republican mana gers got uD demonstration
last night At Myrtle avenue and RYerson street Brook
iyn the excuse being the hosting Of a iisyes and
Whee ler banner large audience assembled, but to
the nst0nirhment ana dsgud oi the ltspubhcan hgle
men. cheered heartily for samuel j. Ilucn whenever
his name mentioned, and we're colby silent when
c rd upon tp hurtah for the kepuhCan candidate
The meeting adjourned at an early hOur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
THE AGED COMMODORE WORSE.
He Welcomes Death n IL will Relieve him
from the Pains OF his Disease.

from the Pains OF his Disease.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning, after
suffering terrible pains at snort intervals. for twenty
10 ur hours Commodore Vanderbilt, with his weakened
energies almost exhausted became easier. and. TO aay
his restlessness OF anodynes again resort
ed to- Under their Influence he became quiet but he
wss closely watched BY his physicians Many friends
called inquire about his health, but none, except the
Rev. pr, DeAns we're admitted 20 his bsastde Al 10
O'clock last night the Commodore was sull free from
pain, his watchers showed alarm and snxety lest
his disease should become suddoaly worse during the
night
About midnight the Commodore awoke after brief
sleep, and again seized with pain, which lasted for
several minutes, but he soon became easier At times
hls pain that he prayed to die and be de-
lvered frou It. His attendants were much alarmed for
his condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
Trol,ina a, Me,, Side PnrL.

The most exciting eyont of yesterday, the
closing day OF the September meeting st the West Side
Park was the rOt between that had beaten
23l Eight hurses started and nlne heats trottrd
The race was nnally won by CIV smsleysg e. x, Maurice
DAILY in 2.lO. 2;4l. 2t2 Another between horses
that hAd not teatrn 2ih MS won ny " IN. OKles OIL T.,
Red C,Oud ia 946'a 2iSe, 2'5l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
Fugitive Chicago IncendiRry Found Ia Il
V,aa

Patrick Mulyehil ana Joseph Bowo occupied
the building SEQ U.lon street, Chicago. They were
heavily insured and on July l. lh7i, the building anu
ts conents were burned Mulyehil and Rowe obtained
the amount OF ther policies, and MuNeh soon aitor
disappeared BOwo was tried for ncen lariSi an1 ac'
qutted for lack Of evidence. detective MCGOWAN
found huNehlll employed as clerk n Jacob stlner
tea store Eiehtrth street and Third avenue, ana he
was reminded yesterday by Justice Wandell. 10 await
a reQulsitiOn from Coy, Iilden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
The Broadway squad TO be Di.ba nded.

The Police Commissioners have had under
serious consideration the dlsbAndment OF the Broad
way squad At their regular meeting next Tuesday,
plans viii be presented for nnAi action II II intended
TO detail the officers TO the several precincts along
broadway. lease the Twenty ninth street police sta
ton aud the expenses Of the department by
say NJ the salaries OF captain and three sergcants
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

Mr.. Patrick II. Laverty Shenn OF Hudson
county. N. j., hss organized a company Of 100 young
men. TO be known the Tilden and Hendricks Rat.
terry" aud to Oe cOstuned In ZOuAye uniforms Tor cam
palRn display at his expense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DLsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THf
SUMS REPORTERS.

Ffonress " tue war upou the 6nmeters~
Breaking Up second-Rstc Dens-A Ceuss
tryman FIesced-Cspturs Of Gamblers.
The war upon the downtown gamblers was
continued yesterday Sergeant oates. 10 command Of
the Leonard street police, made raid the gambling
house S4S Green wich street. kept BY James Bell aa
Mathews" aud George Baker. alias " William Con
nelly" The door was locked and barred II was bro.
ken in, and . countryman found who had just been
robbed Of 800. lay out, large number Of cards.
dioe. and ivory checks found, and also large
number Of oficisi envelopes, and McKiops register
OF bankers and merchants. and their clerks The gam.
bers were remsnded tor trial by Justice Kssmre. 81
the Tombs Police Court. Uniformed onicers were ste.
tioned In front OF 1t6 and 16i Fulton street, and
., 2 Y, H. IL, and IA Ann street.
Capt, GERS and Sergeant Douglass made . raid on
smpns ~ house kept b Abraham Levy on the SECOND
sorY OF tue house At 50 est Twenty ninth street. INT
nghu were burning brightly, but when the onnceu
e,,u TO- lney found only cevred waiter. The gam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

SYRACUSE, Sept 10. II. Arnold won the
2iO class today IN three straight heats Maggie
Mitchell second ana Torrent thlrd Hest time 2;3oA
Toe 2;26 race was unfinished. Ella Madden won the
mrs. heat Clifton Boy the second and hth. and Jack
Draper the fourth, the thrd being declared dead
hcai beiwetn ON keeleI aud Ella MADDEN. Bes
time 2'2S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
The south Carolina Republican Convention

COLUMBIA, Sept. I3.-rho Republican Conven-
tion has been In session all DAY. Nominations viii be
made t0.mOrrow. The Hon. Robert emAls (coloredJ,
was elected Chairman. senator Patterson spoke, en-
dOrsinR Chamberlain for Governor, Thomas a. Dunn,
present Comp General Is prominent canddale
ior the noninal Ion OF GOyernoT Asalnst lhamDotlah
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

Theodore Allen, the proprietor OF the gam
bling house al % Bleeoker street. which was rsded on
last saturday night, and Tor whom warrant Was IS
sued sunday 10y Justice Duny. surrendered himself
81 o elock Ieslerday allerno0n and gave bsl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
The Fall of a MhnrE

PRovINCETowS, Mass sept. IA steamboat
wharf. al which the schooner Yosemite was discharg
Ing coal gave way this afternoon, carrying down 100
tons OF coal and large iron tank containing hOOO Pe
Ions OF water, The workmen ali escaped unhurl' Dam
ah0ut kJ.VOJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 13.-Serious disturbances
occurred here Monday night and last night because the
Government suppressed fair Troop. were called out
and atticked the Oh. killing one person and woundiny
fourteen Large re5nforcem0nts OF troops have arrived
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Democracy
OF the Second District OF Jersey CITY held At
Tenth aud Coles street last night, Speeches were
made ny eI Attorney General Gilchrist, the Hon.
Thomas }. Hannon, and the Hon John A. hoGrsth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

A number Of boys boarded a Hudson River
Railroad gravel train AT Dobbs Ferry on Tuesday. and
the conductor and brakcmen tn trying TO put them on
struck with stones. The cOnd ictor. Joseph A.
legrr drew pi tol nnd shot Anton Dorner. aged 10
OF ji0 West flity .nfth street, IN the hlp,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

SAvANNAH. Sept. H. The total number of in
tencnts to-day were TWENTY-FIVE of which twentytso
were yellow fever cases. THIS Is the largest number
yet reported The Benevolent Association VIII be glad
TO receive AID for the sck and destitute there n
much suffering amOng poor people, both white aud
Dlark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

ELMIRA, Sept. l3,-DurinG the singing OF the
Star spanged banner at Barnum's show here to day
the cannon which Is nred WAS prematureN discharged
Thomas Lee, the gunner In charge, aIesidchl Oh
New York city had his left arm shot on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

The Tilden and Hendricks Club OF the Twen>
" NTH Ward OF Brooklyn. will formally dedicate their
new wgwam Mondsy evening next with grand
Democratic mass meeting. IL IA located the south
side OF fulton street. opposite etuyyesan avenue. 10
well lghied and merl the distinction OF being tho
largest best ventilated building ~ ts kind ~ tne
city. IL will accommodate comfortably over 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

Richard McNulty, aged twenty-three, junk
man. has been missing from his home, at s5 Amlty
street. Brookly since Wednesday Of lsst week IL Is
believed by his wife that he has gone TO lad IN Chicago
his fAther, whom he has never seen but he MADE no
satemont VI hls intentions TO any one before dlsaP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

LONDON, Sept. 13.--The Standards Alexandria.
correspondent says report, apparently Trustworthy
IL current that the between Egypt and Abysshis
will be cd. Troops are leaving Suol for Maso-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

RoCKLAND, Me-, Sept. ban explosion oc-
CURED al the Warren powder mills here TO-DAY. Ly'
man Benner. one Of the workmen was instantly killed,
anu another injured. probably fatally,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

the OF fHOO dem inded IN the SUIT brought by the
Consoldaed Bank OF Canada IL stul connned In Nor.
TlstOWn, y, j., jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

OTTAWA. Ont, Sept. B.-ro-day, while a man
named Cassock was nxing belt on pulley IN Booths
u his clothes became entanged IN the shsit,ng and
ineI terrlOle death, one Ot MS logs being torn on
~ nus brains scattered ever she cInnk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ID -Lieut.-Gov. Antoine
received telegram to-day stating that john strother
who was arrested, charged with shooting Wester
Cirr6 Of the Court Of Red RIVER Parish hAs neeh cou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

The "Flying steamship" OF San Francisco,
managed by Harry Franco s fully Illustrated III our
B0ls Out today Every young lad who desires TO
know how two boys felt board the Flying snip while
MIA air should procure copy VI O Bugs at once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14
TWEED A POOR MiN.
b - U.Scution Against his Property Returned
Ln.aILshed-A Mandate 10 The sheriff.

The execution against William NJ. Tweed
In the suit OF the State to recover from him
to,e35 s.i9 was yesterday returned unsatisn ID
An execution was issued by Noah Davis on the
lIth Of MAY, and should have been returned on
the 10Th Of July. 1t was kept back until yester-
Day on account of Acknowledgement Fairchild' a
delay In answering the sheriff request for In
stTuCtions. An execution against the person
will baby be issued Immediately, directing
the 5nerir 10 produce Mr. Tweed within sixty
days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

The Tllden and Hendricks Club composed OF
members OF Father Mathew T. A. II society No. 3, Of
Greenp0int held large aud enthusiastic meeting last
nlght at temperance Hall,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

OMAHA, Neb Sept. 13 Major Frank North,
with 100 Pawnee Indians, enlisted IA scouts Tor zen
Crooks command passed through here to-day en- rsue
for the Powder river country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

Rosa Mcclure. aged twenty OF lA Third street.
Wihamsburgh. attempted SUICIDE TUESDAY Llght W
tskulg ehlnraf0rlu llnlnelt- sAe Was restored
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

The Brooklyn Gas Company has reduced the
price OF from ~ rs ota 30 thousand feet MAKING
the price stl twenty nye than the late TO
ductlOn made by the Citizens Gas Company. Ihe Mo
tropolitan Gas COMPANY OF Atlantic avenue nave re-
duced their price to 81 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

Yesterday's Bail Game on the Union Ground.
Mutuals Observation-Disclosures. -
LOusyllcs ................t. w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

Falling barometer. south and east Winds stA~
ttOnary temperature cloudy weather aud possibly rain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-14

Goodail Playing Cards; good stock nice de-
signsi order early Victor l.. Mauyer, llV kesde sI-