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The New York herald., 1876-11-24
VxTIlTE STAR LINE +
w EnR oiiEENSTd,WN AND LIVERPOOL

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
The Of this line take ths lane routes RECON-.
Banks passage 10 Queenstown all the round
BALTIC November 20. Mt noon
ADRTATIC December 2 at 30 ~
BRITANNIC. Decsmber 10 - aa 4. y.
CELTlC..... December 30 at 3 +. n.
From White Star D,cks. pier ~ North River
RAtes-Sao.n $SO and $780, in gold return tickets on
reasonable terms SteerMge, $2A .
Saloon smoking ana bath rooms are placed
amdhips the noise and motion are least auordns
= degree OF comfort hitherto unattainable ~ sea-
For inspection Of plans and other information apply AZ
IL. j. COKTIS. Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
ExCUR,,ISiOys

EXCURSIONS.
A GRAND EXCURSION ACROSS TIE BAY fd
1Staten Island Boats Whitehall 81 foot ~ BROAD
way - $50. 0I5. 1:i5 A. NJ; i5 3l5 4:i5 10 and
and Port kicnmond. Fare ONLY ltia -
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
IT SlTED sTAIEs, NAT. Llss-sIkAN To QuEEXS
~ TOWN AND LIyERPOOL.
Sailing on TUESDAY
IDAHO, NOV: asass STysDx:; Dec u; asP.M
Cabin. $is $50 and $50 currency.
intermediate, $40: steerage. S26.
Sweden 1c DraIss on Ireland England. France
WILLIAMS 4 GuIoN. 20 Broadway.
CED STAR LINE.
ILApponsed 10 the Belgian and United malta
Tho following steamer; Is ,'s ayf%Esf .fR%SH.sf 70 'A-
ssSa Sss Sos Is
PRICES OF PAssAGE il c0RRENcY. -
First Cabin $50 second Cabin SEQ
tickets and from all lowest rates
Passenger for All classes
to PErER WRIGHT 4 SONS, General Agents.
3o7 Walnut ST., PhiiadslphiA
GEORGE w. COTTON. =. Broad st. New York
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent
No. Battery place, New York.
CPECIAL NOrICE.-THE SPLENDID NAIL STEAM
River Of King tor Queenstown Liverpool ON
Tuesday November. -, at ~ r. precisely;
and at lowest Apply 70
WILLIAMS GuION. 20 broadway.
n. .ATIONAL LINE-FROM PIKKs ~ AND a n X
IN FOR LONDON
A0"-" FOX QUEENSTOWN And LivERPooL.
Italy Dec asT N. spain. ...... Dee. ii ) r Il.
Return tickets. 800. silo or St.O. currency.
Stserage passage $26 Drafts issued from FL
upward Apply at the companys ocs. "
Broadway steerare tickets can Also DO ootaned ~ ne
p' r. W. j. HURST Manager
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

Joe Coburn and John DIV er wrestle tonight
In Central Park Garden,
Thirty women were arrested In the Bowery
last night, and locked up IN the EldrdAe street police
station
The right pronunciation o. "Sardanapalus
10 thus Sur-dsnl pay-us Ihe acceAi Is On Ne last
syliDie bul ore.
The body Of william Litt'e was recovered
near klngsrridge yesterday lie was uI""h'l 1A 'uH'
day uhile bathing,
Esther Meyers of l0l East Droadwav, fell from
the third story window whie hanging cut colles yea
terday and was Aiile!,
Thomas Nolan Of ~ East Twenty eighth
street, VINO KicAed IN the abdomen BY horse On
Monday, died yesler"aN.
John l.. Creger, Captain Of the Central Fire
Insurance Patrol and torn 'rly foreman VI Enklne
Company No. ~, dled On MundaY.
0" A Constant Reader."-In order to procure
your DECENTRALIZATION papers you viii have - produce
witness wnO knew YOU before you were eighiSen.
Tenth annual picnic In aid OF the Church OF
the Hoy Name the Rev. Father Galngan pastor, on
the church grounds, Ninety treet md Zenith ave-
nue., Tomorrow.
Mr.. Keech, Superintendent Of Repairs and
supplies cxpcCts TO nave two additional nOaIpg
nnlshed wlthln the next two wecki Ont C them IA to
be moored Oh Saturday at the foot Of East TartJ hd
street.
William WestfAll. who attempted To remove
$4,000 worth OF tobacco from j. &. Acbrrs warehouse
10 duplicate 10 the Crn, John Gordon ~ 2l7 Rving
ton street, and John r.. brown Cl 81 tAunuh street.
but the> were merely uususpeoting teAmsIers,
Don't spoil your meals by drinking Croton
When get n sphOn Of Carl IA SChulz's CarOolIc
acid water for 6nlJ 10 cenis,-ddp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
PRkPARING FoR NoyEmBER.

The Fourth Ohio District Re"Ibcans havs
nominated Judse helghiiy ior Congress.
lilden and Hendricks clubs were organized
,asi MonaaN night IN the Fifth aud Nlath wards OF
Tho New Jersey Democratic ~, storal Con
ycGton VIII be- hc.d On sept. IS ia layi1r's Opera
House, lroaton,
The Repuohcans have notuiuated Judre Stan
ley NatineWs 10 the First d Julge n. j. Force In
tlc coma ono Cousgcs' Distr.eLA
,,Rcpuolican C2nslrssii.nL vni99minations in
Fourth Di,tucf, Iudgo 4. ". KelghueY
Five luden and Hendricks nneGs float
proudly ON Nt-hlu. .tOn street, N sbOkcn keuuhn
ciy i ''""'' '''D'''' '' - "' w '''" D" '"' 'n'f'
A ridden sGd Reform clun Is orsanized In
Robert : liart Prrsidcni Beai5rl Chappagua All
uonah also nave cluOs
The Joseph H. Tooker Associatlnn OF the
", Ca son, NicrPresiIent. Robert Clancy Secretary
D. bAuhgNtncr lrrasursr,
grand mss meeting and banner raising Of
Town OF JsilHci L. l.. vii Gsh,iI tms cS uiag Em'
henl speakers wall address The meeting.
The Empire Democratic CluD OF tho fifth As
iiendricks l.ss eyenins a49 rrcommended that Mir
The Democratic Congressional Conventions ot
the Twenlysccond end iNeniS thrd Districts 9i frnn,
Congress the present iErumD MS lhe HNLs janice VI.
bopkins and Alex q, t"cnrAn
tho young men oi thc Twentieth Assembly
Dstrict have orgtnyed Illfen and lleudrcks tluD,
Vicr.ircsi lent Adoiyu pAiuisnn ani MAr4 "A Rot6
Secretaries Henry MirA lr'Asg r.
A lilden and hendricks club otthe Third As
Mondsy evening TIE ohccra are \. ", oGonnor.
Moon sccrc,arIi Luke 40 " Troa,urer
Tho d mocralic State Convention Of Michigan
VIII ssruble IN Detroit todIv. Ia COY. ltDDcr Nc
wshcp pI tot 'e'npE1n Nh'i1M rae S.saeo" %
night deemed better 'han those OF any other candidate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
MOVEMENTs OF TROOPS.
A Good Comma nder Taking an Important and
Delicate Trust.

CADDo STATION, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway, Aug accompanies A, c, L, and
F, First Regiment United States Artillery, ar
rived here at Q o'clock last night, aud will take
up the line OF march for Fort Sill at I o'clock
this afternoon. The distance to be marched is
100 miles. and the com mand will hardly reach its
destination before the 18th inst
Companies O and II Of the Second ARTILLERY,
commanded respectively by Capts. Graves and
Wilson, and which came from Fort McHenry,
Maryland, reached this point on the 1st inst,
two days before the battalion Of the First Artil-
lsry, but will not start for Fort Si till to-mor-
row, owing to some unforeseen delay.
All these troops are destined to garrison Fort
Bill, and will be under the command Of Gen.
John T. Hatch, Leutenant-ColonelF Fourth Cav
airy. an enncient ofioer and clear beaded man Of
Affairs.
Fort slll is on the main Cache creek. about
twenty i've miles above its confluence with the
Red rver-about midway between Fort Belknap.
Texas, on the south aud Camp Supply on the
north, and directly west from Little Rock, Ark.
II Is in the region reserved to the Ktowas, Co
manches, and Apaches, and Its situation Is one
that makes It command delicate and impor-
tant trust for the Indians In its vicinity are al
ways restiess and troublesome. 1be selection
OF Gen. HATCH Is considered good one by the
Army generally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
MOKING on TIE sIOUx.
Gen. Crooks Reinforced Command Goins Out
to Avense the Custer Murders.


CLOUD PEAK, Wy. T.. Aug. 4, via Fort Fet-
terman. Aug. e.-Yesterday ten companies OF
the Fifth cavalry arrived under Col. Merritt, and
tomorrow the entire command under Gen.
Crook. consisting Of twenty-five companies of
cavalry, ten OF infantry, hfty Individual scouts,
and two hundred and twenty I'VE shosbones,
accompanied by a pack train OF three hundred
mules carrying twenty days supplies, will ad.
vance against the Sioux. There Is every pros-
pect and hope OF success. The wagons are to
be left In charge OF about $50 civilians. team
sters and detachment TROOPS They are securely
packed ana fortified Upon the Tongue river.
Omcers and men are alike enthusiastic, and
eager to avenRe the Custer massacre. Bands OF
Indians have left Little Big Horn river and
and Powder. The smaller bands are evidently
seeking admission TO the agency. Indcations
are that thev need provisions, ammunition and
ponies. BhoshOne scouts have found two dead
Indians near the scene OF Lieut.. Sibley's thrill
ling adventure, supposed to have been killed by
hts party. The allies have been Increased by
fifty Snakes, Utes and BaDnocks. More Utes
are expected. There IL no news OF Terry.
WAsHIN0TOr, Aug. B.-Re ports received at tn o
War Department from Gen. Sheridan aver that
many OF the Indians now coming into the reser
vations carry arms captured from the seventh
cavalry In the late Custer NJ massacre.
LEAvENwORTH, Aug. ga rumor from north
ern Texas avs that large body Of Indians,
from two to three thousand, are campe on the
north fork Of the Red river, twenty or thirty
miles from Fort Elliott. and thai fears exist In
war. They are well armed, and have an abun-
dance of prOvisiOna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
O'LEARY,S LONG WALK.
The Ftrst Hundred and Finy-One Miiss Of
the Five Hundred.

O'Leary finished his 80 miles on Monday
evening Al 8 o'clock ~ minutes l second. He
took rect OF minutes and walked bis ed mile
In minutes % seconds. At 0 o clock 81 minutes
n seconds O'Leary had completed his s8th mie.
Then the heat being too mucn Tor hlm he re-
tired for tho night. He resumed bis task at
minutes past l o'clock yesterday morning and
after finishing bis 99th mile took a rest Of 70
minutes. At o'clock 40 minutes 10 SOC
onds he accomplished his Tooth miie. At GOT
the io6th mile was made, and O'Leary
rested ~ minutes The 10th mile W as nnished
At o'clock Is minutes q seconds hnisned his
1l5th mile at ~ minutes o seconds past &: an-
ished l20 miles 1T 10 O'Clock minute 10 seconds
Ho comuleted Us miles of his task at II o'clock
minutes Il seconds. hen stopped 81 minutes
~ seconds to be rubbed down and To take nour-
isnment; lO miles we're finished by II o clock 10
minutes 2 seconds rested y minutes on the
lfsd mile finished his l35th mile at o'clock 50
minutes 10 seconds. lie stopped 81 minutes
for a bath and a change Of clothing: finished
bis l+Oth mile at o'clock 81 minutes 40 sec
onds. Thel5lst mile was finished at 9 o'clock 10
minutes = seconds, after which he was rubbed
down and put to bed. lie expects to make
the 1OO milcs within siI days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
room mo1nAR,s CASE.
What IA Police Omcer discovered in u Seven
teenth ward Gnrret.

Ofhoer Waters, IN making an arrest At
5ii sixth street recently found case of terrible
suffering that led hin 10 arrest Mrs. Ellen U iOole
On the charge Of cruelty 10 her four children. The
ohcer iniorued the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty - Children and they presented tho
case Tor trial IN the special Sessions yesterday.
Ohlcer Waters testified that lie found the family
in Garret thai was urprovidrd with elther
chalr4, bed, lounge, stove or the rommOnt ~
al lcle5 Of household furniture. Tie mothel
was drank, md the CHILDREN, all of whom Hre
mere Infants, wero BLACK with llth ana alive
with Vermln. 1ney we're nrarl, starved nnG
were So emacidted that they looked more ike
skeletons than human beings. ihey devOuTed
with SOfacloue appetite lev crackers mat he
oficer purchased. one chlld, only thrce months
old, lay Ia r "a on tue floor aud Wa apparently
almost 5 .hTying. Another infant tho mO,her
tossed roughly In ner arms. All wtro crying
and plradlnR for help. Another lllco officer
gave similar testimony, as did also Mr.. Gerner
an asent OF ,he S.olety for the Prevention OF
Cruelt, 10 Children.
\ rs. ToOe, paiiid, starved woman, stood he
hind the oar, aud In her arms was an enaciated
ana puny infant. She sObDed as she Y Ne hor
testimony She SAID that her busOand aban
dOned her some time hHo, and that she eouln
got no WORK 10y whioh to support her chi.-
by sorrOT sne at length took TO drink, and at
such times t4aated them badly.
That's enough SAID judge smith, you are
at liOeTty: you nave seen trouble enough, ana
you arc not TO bl me. We Will allow you 10
keep your smallest CHILD, and the Others We
iieye your story ~ poverty, anu that your III
treatment Of the Oh'lIren was caused not by
your inhumanIty hut by the wIetOhodne39 OF
FOur o0yeIty and distress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
NEW YORK TRUST COMPA MES.
Their Business and Condition Omciaily Re-
ported for the Month of July.

ALBANY, Aug. s.-The following is n con-
densed statement Of the condition and business
OF the eight trust companies In New York city,
as reported for July to the Bank Department:
Farmers' Loan Total resources t6.e2e $40 p2i sur.
plus iund. tdls4eo.6 general deposits. t3vISl354 (;
deposits on trust - ass 3oS7S excess Of assets $780,
so 57s&O 'V' ''A "OH'"'' '-'''''' W expenses
Ntonal-Tota resources ti,5it7e4 70; surplus fund,
sSs 80 Al general deposits, St0S w. proas for siI
months. tl21 .Oas Al expense, tSl,254.i3,
centra Total resources. e5.eoS 3O2 81 genrrh de-
poss, t0ti 6ys IS pronts IN ss1 months tp2,esJ "A
Sew YorS Life Insurance Tota resources. sl3oiS..
pO4 81 surplus fund, t5i3lio. .O7 deposits IN trust
penses, t42, ,Oe2U3
Mcrcantile-rots resources. t2i7s 7e5 50 excess Of
sssets, t737o6 80 prons Tor six months, t6jJ'5 SO
expenses. $50 l2O.2l.
Raj Estste- rota resources. sseS. .06e O2i general
deposits t230e2l 72 pronts for sI mouths se0 3dl sU
expenses. ", ,SO7 Od.
Union Total resources $40 937 400 So surplus fund
77UtOpO general deposits IS +bS,s57 81 DrUhts for
siI months, s2ii p6a.5l eIpenses. az AS ~.
Unite statesTotal resources, l25, ,O5O, ,6il 6l sur.
pgs und. ~ 20i0 800. 49, deposils ~ trust. tl6lls.
months, t7lo.s2s.40i expenses. s92 .36l.73
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
THE WARFAREI IN THE EAST.
esrvfa said TO be Negotiating for Peace
Abandoning Important Positions.

BERLIN, Aug. s.-The National Zettitng
says ser,ia, despairing Of successful issue Of
the war, has requested tho powers to mediate
In favor OF peace. servia's attempt to raise a
war loan In Russia has failed.
WIDDIS. Aug. I'm consequence Of the cap
turs OF Gurgusovstz, the Servian Gen. Lesch-
jaDin had abandoned Saitschar and marched to
Join Gen. Tchsrnsyen. The Turks occupied
saitscnar unopposeo.
VIENNA, Aug. 6.--The Td0btdu says Turkey
will aomit the Intervention OF the Powers In tho
case OF MonteDeero. but will refuse in that of
SeIvia. After occupying Belgrade, Turkey will
order the SkuptschiDg to eiert new Prince.
CoNsTAsTIsoPLE, Aug. S.-After having tax en-
the necessary steps, anu established bridges to
cross the Tmok, Osman Pasha assumed the Of
fensive against Zhtcht. the Servian army as
sembied there abandoned its position and Ned.
Osman Pasha pursued tneui, ami routed them,
the Servians leaving "A great number OF de and
wounded. The imperial troops then took pos
session OF Zaitcna, and occupied the most i'm
portant strategical points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
MAN HUNT IN NEW JERSEY.
scourins the swnmps aud Forests for n Trio
Of Murde rers- ID ood odhonnds Sent For.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s.-The people OF At
ianuc county. n. j., are searching actively for Jack
Hnl. John Pullman. ana issac Dayton. the pine
Woods outlaws" who are supposed to have murdered
the old farmer, George Chiseed ON Saturday Strong
TheJ have been traced to a swamp between
klwood and Mays Landing In Atlsntic county,
but have not YET been seen This morning The
blerln Of Atantc county teegraphed TO the PhIadcl
phla police for bioOdhOunds aid In the search Que
ofthe detectives spphed 10 the Eastern pententiary.
officials for some OF the twelve blOodhounds tnat are
always Kept there but the PRISON officers replied
the dogs SAVAGE that II would be extremely
dangerous take them through the unless they
were put At once upon scent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
A LOVERS QUARREL.
Shooting Himself after he had been Forbfdasn
his Swectheart's House.

his Swectbearts House.
Joseph Daniels, aged n. house carpenter, Of
lei Sixth sire IT, wiamsburgh has for some time becn
In love with Mas Renue Of 4oi North Second street.
Recently, her father. house mover forbade her to
receive him any more and ordered him on premises
The young lady went to spend few with
relatives at Maspeth or Middle Village, L. l., where
u MEL sought her out and visited her. lie saw her
Saturday night, aud wen TO see her again Monday
afternoon. The relatives of the young lady went TO
esrly In the evenIBg leaving sit
ting room. Their conversation turned on his inter-
dictsd visits and dispute ensued 10 which both grew
angry Miss Renne left the room. and moment NJ er-
ward startled Oy the explosion OF pistol She
entered the room as Daniel nred second shot at his
left brcA-t. Mis- Rennes reatiyes alAs smed by the
porte quickly .ppesred on the scene and TO them he
protested that tie Douug accidental He began
to beed profusev ana as soon po sibe was carried
home 10 q wagon HIS ss eetAesrt stayed by nun, com.
bsn,els nave peen unable TO extract tho oaileu uas
his broast, and are douU, IA Z, =, " " ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
Tho story Of Bernard MeDopald,. Then.

Bernard Mcdonald, you are charged with
stealing loaf Of bread" said his Honor TO slight.
povetypinched but comely boy in the specla ious
yesterday did you need that bread, were you hun.
gy2" "ie'. yer Honor. was aoout starving ana |
told some boys 30, and they put me up to 1t ana
took II, nver di the thing Afore an never stole"
Mrs. Mcdonald testified that her had always been
good boy and helped her ami that Of ate she not
known whittier 70 70 to get food for her family. "You
are undoubtedly guilty. sald the Justice u the bOy
but rs you were driven by want TO commit tue theft
shall give YOU only ten days In the city prison. THANK
you, Jedgr, said both woman aud boy AID then Mrs.
hcilonad embraced ana Kissed her sou anu went out
Of The COurI room In InArh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
WHAT EFT WANTS.
A Request that the Supervising Architect Did
Not Comply Win.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Litte Mullet IA not
satisfied with twenty.ny. Senators signing his petition
ssking the President to ylndcate him Dy appointing
him Superv ing Architect ot the Treasury lie Induced
Chamberlain Of the johnson Rotary Lock Company of
New Iork to visit the once OF the Supervising Aren't
tect OF the Treasury. who asked PERMISSION q the
Ing SUPERVISING Architect TO rcqu all the employees
OF that bureau TO sign petition nskinR Of Mu rttp
instacment Mr.. Jacobs how ever. declined to permit
this to De done. anu tad To Chamberlain that he
aware that OF the clerks dcsre1 Muett to br
back, and he was not gong - permit them to %
solicited 10 sign paper winch might contain ,OuIc.
thug they ala not darc TO approve, AMI which they
mignt. under tue cIrcums tlncrs. be afrsld to do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
NEW YORK's DEMOCRACY.
The Call for the Convention TO y Nomi ma to Riec-
tors and state Ticket.

The Democratic Republican electors OF tho
State Of New YORK. and all others who agree with them
that administrative reform framed by the ST. Louis
platform and represented by the nomination Of samuel
NicePresdent Of the United states, the paramount
issue 10 the present canvass, are ested elect
turee delegates from each Assembly District repre-.
sent tnem IN state Convention 10 be ncld
sprinss on "wednesday, Aug 80, at l2 O'Clock
nominate candida.es for Presidential electors for
the State ofcersO be nl, at the ensuing elec ION
and to transact such othcf business pr pery
come before the Convention.
BY order VI tue State Committee.
ID. MAGosK, Jr, Chairman.
EDGAR X. APGAK. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-Ths Globe Democrat to-
day. referring to the Barnard letter. says editorAy
that Its references to Mr. Mckee false every par
ucui Is infam usly false In Its stat 'menr that Mr.
Mckee ever referred directly Oy innu TO Ten.
Grant AS person CvgniLant OF Ia crested the
whsSey frauds Is false In the assertion that Mr..
MChre ever attempted u uake US Jf the atc Collector
70 Ia the manner indie tc aud the Of tn. nes
OF Mesr Benton. Blow. and Walsh. IA the connection
IN whlcn MI barnard used them. eas piece OF pre-
sumption OF whicn tew other men but Mr.. Barnard
wound have been guilty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
The Happy FnmiIy Threatened.

Collector Arthur returned from Saratoga yes
terdaY. aud met In the Custom House District
ply, and Silas u. Duichrr, the leader OF Republican
pocs In Brooklyn. II was reported that tue confer.
to arfang the slate Tor the state Convention
The independent ana antit tustom House Republicans
threaten To have separate Convention uniess tnelr
e Ain are zrl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
The Baxter Canal BOA, Claim.

ALBANY, Aug. 6.-The State Board Of Audit
will hold Its semlmonthly session to morrow and will
hear the clam of william BAXTER the inventor of ths
steam canal boat for 400 900 which he from
the state under Of Legislature seyera years
hso supplement- ~ to the Offering that amount Of
money Tor the invention which he says he has made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

Among the passengers by the Rotterdam
steamship Cailand were twelve sisters Of char y, VINO
we're expelled from westphala by the recent orders of
frlnce BsIafcN They re on the way to the hospital
OF ST. Francis, at Maniowoc. Wis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. S.-The returns con-
tlnue 10 show large Democratic gains, ana the sixty
nve counties, with the exception Of sI viii
give Democratic ma aJorities. The Democrats viii have
"a out OF S3 senator's and at least ~ out OF 100 Repre-
sentatlyes. This secures Democratic successor TO
Senator 0oldthwhite the present Democrstlo lhcnm'
bent In the United states Senate Further Information
has been received that order and quiet prevail every
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

At workingmeD's meeting. at 65i Second
avenue last evening Mr. John j. Broderlck the chair
man. SAID that hundreds OF workingmen were walking
the streets almost destitute. ana that sleep
ing in the PARKS while tho CITY officials were living III
luxury. The wOrkngmen did not desire to steal, aud
they we're too proud " beg. they wanted work,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

HARTFORD, Aug. s.-Sister Pauline (Jane Fran
c,s Maherl Lady Superior OF the order OF Mercy Of
thus diocese who formerly occupied the same position
diocese OF Rhode Isl lnd and Connecticut died
10 Johns College In this city, last nlght. She
nearly seventy years OF age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
Twelve Per.ons Killed.

LONDON, Aug. s.--By a collision last nisht on
the Somerset and Dorset Railway near Radstock he
tween London train ana M empty tNcur-iUn tram.
lweNe persons were Killed ana twenty injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

NkwBuRGH, n. Y, Aug 8.-rho hrst match
race oe~eeu the Susie s., of New YORK, and the VIM
H. brown Of this place which have been sailed
to-day, was pos pOnrd unt tO-mDrrOw account OF
no ~iAd ABOUT nalf Of the sailed when ths
referee decided TO draw the race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

James Smith, a sailor OF the schooner Har-
lock. at Pier 49, East riyer refused to obey order
from the nrst mate Charles Durand. last evening and
N an atercation smith stabbed Durand In the groin.
Smith was looked w.
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NAYviI.LE. \ Y. Aug. 81 ,lies Spicer and
Ms daughtr-, aged 2 years ana John Fillmore all OF
MaYNle. werv drowned from rOwpost last pighJ Al
Long tVlut On Chau,nuqut lake,
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The Central kaiirond Mortgage.

ALBANY, Aug. S.-E. ID. Worcester contr,dicts
the assertion that the Central Railroad Company have
given mortgage Of $4,000 O00 To w. H. Vanderbilt.
The mortgage was recorded 10 1873. IL was for
u uDla lrACk.