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FIGHTING IN SERVII.
An Unsuccessful Attempt to Flank DcIiarad
Attacking the TURKS In the Rear.

BELGRADE, Sept 12.-Ofiicial dispatches
say there was severe nRhting on Sunday and
Monday between DellRrad and Alexinatz, In
consequence Of the Turks attempting to throw
a bridge across the Morava. Tney were unsuc-
cessful. This movement indicates that the
Turks despair OF taking AiexinRtz by direct
uttack, ana are seeking to get TO the rear OF its
fortified lines. The Servan garrison at AIexI-
mats numbers only $4,000 men. but the Turks
need the place a Dase OF operations against
Delgrad and for the preservation OF their COM
munic with Nisch.
Horvatovich with 200 men, has retired from
Grsrada and Joined 1chernsyen at Deigrsd.
Yesterday they gained tho Turkish rear south
OF Djunis, and a combined attack was made
the Turks by the two generals. The GRhtipg
ceased at nightfal without decisive result.
and was renewed TO-DAY. Nothing is known
here respecting peace negotiations. Popular
feeling still favors continuance OF the war In
preference to accepting humiiiating terms Of
peace.
The Standards despatch from Belgrade says
tho answer OF Turkey concerning conditions OF
peace has been received. but has not yet been Of
ncially communicated. Russia will not permit
servla TO accept Turkeys terms. The question
now Is. when will Russia throw on tho mask
and openly prosecute the war that she Is actu-
ally waging, while pretending to be merely ser-
yia's friend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
PoAER scnENcK EATING CLANS.
The Poiitieisus Enjoying tho Joiiiest of Din q.
ners On the Green at Gabe Cases.

The Politicians Enjoying tho Jolliest of Din Z.
ners on the Green at Gnbe Cases.
4 party OF New York merchants and
road conceived the notion, few days ago. OF
getting W Rhode Island clAmbaks cut OF COM
pliment 10 the portly roadster Gsse Csc. and
about 300 tickets were sold. Tie buyers we're
Informed that there would be 40 postponement
on account II the weather, and at noon yester-
dav G,he Cases stable Y.rd was alive with tro;-
ters that arc owned by successful poiticlans
and otbers tto'clock Babcock threw on the
hlanksts of tne bake, and the pop ius OF Guam
payne curks AMMO uSen tua. ~ ,,. ., q ,hs
Case's hi Navel PILE, n Allanna, hatheen
Mavourneen.' Killarney, shsri1 Tonnar
Irish airs, aud MAY or Wickhan., pniice Jus'
Commissioner Thomas y Brcnnat. :, Ntn,sts,
tice Morgan. John p Chamberlain, Ne A.
Schenct and Others fell 90 at the IA ''
length Justice Morgan arose and said
"Gentlemen. we have with Us to-day n d..
tinRuished citizen Of this great Republic. ono
VITO has represented great State In the coun-
ellis OF the nation. and who has represented tho
American people at the Court Of It. Jam-e's l
have the honor TO introduce TO YOU that noble
patriot, the Hon. Robert G. Schenck"
Ihe distinguished pokerlst dropped a lobster,
as though ABOUT to say, " | pass - ami straight
ened himself out lie didnt wish To- speak. ise
i'd, and 50 he called" bis friend. Gen.
Badly Smith" requesting the warrior to speak
for him. Then lie resumed his attack upon the
lobster.
Mayor Wickham, Gen. smith, Sherln Conner,
Commissioner Brennan, and Others delivered
short speeches, and when darkness set IN the
dered toward Gdoe Case'e. .hOtel, anu critically
examined The card room.
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PRLPiRING ron NOTEMBER.

Tho James F.. Hirgins Association renom.
a., p[. 4. j, Henkle Was lcsterday ,re,nnomlnatsd
b.S B.. aSH''''' by the Democrats of the '" Mari md
a Iiden aud Henlrick. canp,ign club has
RTsid,asi RRTSs CisaN'"' ]" 9'u"''' l. To- VII" !" " BOOT" as
Martin !. Towpsend ha. been rnnon mated for
| YofA Dis,rlcr.
Nicholas II. Dec.er Of Jopastosn ha, accent:
the I.euiieil N,S York D.,Ii.,D
he heWn.i, No ~ iufs.o Yesterday uoml-
ccs to '' r.lu IT,. fSl , Sue 5sosI s.. S. -'' ana l.
ni, ',i 1 ey,a. ;mi ~ !'q" sa ,Uoha y *
hrdei ,mu'ts."f t,i, city, who .se opposed
'yo ors n,aia M aaI u' gXu :, Xs,cc'aIippai,T ,San piT
:! meeting of tAe fr.nri- herman Club
wif "'ur. t"l on NJ niIy ulghi Ia. III n.,',i,..s
aasn %,N received m".oi4coay for ,' i.!Gla
wina ~ r. Roberts Club in wost Third
,ree, t rl,,,, Siin jonn Sanford NlcC i'rrsiicnf
Lewis, Secretaries. ''''" 81
,lsi 3gs ]29n o aIi ksy 2r%osTate Ass2csten la.
it IHaD' e NSn.fGy, - hn narsan and 4
h'na. Aisuc, lie sar,r '''''' '''''"H'
The William Campbell Clro at 30 FORSYTH
President, AioSr 4 tilca sccSt,rS 'I H'59sa }a.,.
rnteni Treasurer Fans nc 't.r
u II q ':9 :2.9 and III H'"aT'.' / pan o1oGff X 'a.G@
n Men r %5' &c '9srt"s f Ga ' ~ .5c1s S.' ''o'
The eMcnel Nugsnt nemo,raic Reform Club
a. Nc s~ento'hil Nsri No. h'it u, NH'' Tor l'r,~
N,0oa aai A',i 'u''aL s.cr..ar,- l'ln Noy',,
a"a'' = ~ 5 .5'S' !. IN 'rc!s VIA II >i,3 i,s3'
ii,a.si Il. ! ,.,ia,n ana n j Giyaa. .i.s,s
Joan &'.i.an r,..GrsD
1. Ihe ldsr aqd ., Icndrig&s Rsf2rm oe oh5ths
ioo' Gioai' rooN I Ny' l, r} ara H., - rr51 EccrSGn.
SECRETARY RlcAsrd Lagr,tnn. rr"asurcr '' "' ''"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
MINERS REsUNING WORK.
Twenty thousand Men Accsptips the Heduc-
tion OF Wages.

TAMAQUA, Pa, Sept l2.-The coal trou-
bles, so far as mining is directly concerned, are
satisfactorily adjusted At last. The miners have
accepted the reduced wages-the reductions
now averaging between nfteen and twenty five
per cent and gone to work. The resumption
Is general and fully 5000 men are now mining
anthracite. Production will he rushed to the
greatest extent, as the operators say tue
stocks OF coal In the cities are quite small. aud
theV will have all opportunity.of dispOsing VI all
that Is mined.
There Is prospect OF the coal trade at the
seaboard becoming uOre settled as the troubles
that have existed between the great companies
comprising tue late combination appear " DO
s:ttled. It 10 UNDERSTOOD, however, tuat some
OF the heavier Individual Operators are about 10
form new combination to protect their inter
ess against the encroachments Of the tr ms
portation companies that have recently raised
to high figure tolls aud freights. lhe indica-
lions are that an open war will soon 10 begun
between these two elements.
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and tomorrow, and the team having the largest
total will be declared the champions.of the
world and winners Of tho American Centennial
Trophy. IT will be possible Tor a team to make
4 total OF 1890 each day. Or 1900 In the match.
In addition to the trophy, each member OF tho
winning team will receive medal reLresshtiDg
the trophy and also medal OF the Centennial
petinc team will receive a diploma issued bv
tho United States Centennial Commission. The
trophy sto he shot for each subsequent year
upon the same terms, In the country OF the
team holding II, at such time andi lace as the
team shall decide upon. SO IL the Australians
win. a. they stand an excellent chance OF doing,
the teams that compete will have nice journey
to the Antipodes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
rosril iNEoUa'HIEs'
An roar, IN rou,I,x. the Compensation OF ,
al. uai,, ondE.

The Postal Committee. c, Il p'7eu "i MeSsrS.
Hubbard OF Massachusetts,, Pam. e ~ ,'uV''' SUI SUI
foA Of pma.cphia, appointed by '"e ,''u'-' ~ III
pursuance " the ?, solution u Consres ""''V '''s
commission to report on basis of com e""'''" iu
n,.,ai tr,n.ror,.,to, o,-s,,,., 90 -. "a the 81.
JGnes Hotel MIR. Huhbard says that one OF ia ~ ~ ~
cause uf difference II tnn wA' lhere has been Shs
crease 10 the anuuut u a matter Transported S,
naln ln'- heie las Deeh 40 inctcasc on the nraur \
Aiu safr Lines, Vet the corf ~ Transportation
ADVANCE un Oh aiAc. This iArqustt The aiuuDu,
transported ana ptoporloratc tqualty IN pIcr give.
thr smaller rnad, 700 great compensation, The
lfs complain ui a lack ot cuuprusIt.pA. To "a. ah-
lbn n uas OF Comrcus1tun prOpurtinne1 10 the
amount Of mail matter actual transported viii
Chirf WorA ot tut cuunitttc. Io1ay Mr.. w. n. Van
Gtrhlt uf the Sew NorA central and Mr. JcWct uf the
Etie, viii appoa before tue committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
PRLPARED ~ H.4STE.
4 Tender 10 Father Tait's Order to United
rtntcs MRrshnls.

MAsHSCToS. Sept. H. The Original circular
i..''t q ArornN General Tan u Uuuod states 'iar.
'l.i ''ors f..' n va rr'pared m ha,'c, although
H'r' NySn Iic cree mat n yas under thoughtil con.
hiffalnn i.t al weeks. n tae nist place, thc
Ait0Hcf tnr. ta dli not gnuN u INC importance 1T
tr' ~ "'.- 90 l.e fcils'n tt.iutcs NHlch makes
'fN pee 1000, "Nf'Nrf Aiih N.fh Iut ANY putnority.
loN 4 or e., -t or grc',Ldti RnihJui', power or
ut''rs rwuuh- lee fr ntrffrituce ut rlc IONS.
W Nrn lh hrinih ~ M" AtnY, hn" ever if.u"i Gen.
'l.l orr No.W rnH iucorporuird ms SECTION ln ms
nll'l, dg lni thought % vas tipr 20 Gail thr gttrn.
NNhoi 'hN ili'f IA th1ls 10 tf. 50 p" hdN l-rucd
hh '.- N.' nr4"f NNn hr rhnFc trctiHn iuc id"d m
throughout tlc cOunTI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
Tho Fiitt ward Tragedy,

Yesterday Coroner Croker took the ante NOR.
ten deposition OF Patrick Hayde. who had his skull
fractured with coupling pin In tie hands Of Michael
McGinn at Hudson and Laght streets the night Of
the % Instant. While Hayde was sitting on the stoop
IN front Of his home Mctiinn tined to rife his
but iayde resisted, audi dhcGinn made lnxc at Ilayde
with knife, bu. was ufiytn away He soon returned
with coupling pin aud struck Iiayde with II on the
head. McGlnn Is held to await the result
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Alderman Flynn. widow. Case.

counsellor McClelland appeared before Judge
"estbrook yesterday and said that Mrs Flynn widow
OF Alderman lgnatius Finn OF the Ninth ward was
committed to tue House Of the Good Shepherd on Fri
uaV last while she was the Influence OF liquor.
and that Immediately after her committl all her house,
nou FURNITURE Was loaded on trucks and removed to
lhc lehlutnce OF Tue persons who had made affdavts
ssalnst ner Mrsfynns bank book. representing aDous
" OVO was also tAKcn away Inc ct uid not bccomu
known to Mira Fynns brother OF to Mr. Neess the ID.
minstrltor OF the deceased Aldarm an, until Monday
Judge WCstDroOk granted writ OF haUeas cCrpu and
Mrs Flynn was released yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
Ma.sacha,e,r. Woman suffrage Ticket.

Boston, sept. l2,-Ihe Woman suffrage state
Convention To inmate state officers met today. aud
elected Mrs. May LNcrmorc. OF Chelsea, rrcslaort
with tie usual list Of Wee PRESIDENTS and Secretaries
There were iud delegates prtscGl. speeches were de
lNrrfd ~ NruGcN Fhnhns and Lucy stone. The fol-
lowing uckct Nas nuHlnatedt For LcutrnSut Guy-
crnor, the Rev Dc Fddyi secretary u state, d. II.
Journey, ut south Abingdon; 1rra urer ana Receiver.
General D. SAilns,' Of Mincnestrr; AZ itor }. 4.
Gray Of lhur Pare all being tac caud.daies Of The
III l. I.EA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
New York aud French Detectives Pursuing
Fugitive Americans.

LONDON, Sept l-Tho newspapers this morn
ing state that New York and French detectives took
massage At Plymouth Oh board the steamer Frsa which
arrivel that place sunday, Chcrboure
Hamburg. Their purpose Is 10 arrest at Cherbourg
NV Nor
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Trouble nj standing Rock Indian Agency.

~. PArL, sept. IA special de patch from
Bsmsrcl 90 tho ii .cT PrH ms that advice. Just
received from Standing Hock Az ucy indicate cousid.
cradle trouble ahead chof named John Gross Was
affertci Tor carry ing supplies TO the hostile canp.
hlhch created siTung i,enng between the lnllaus Kud
the mn NnT Who made tlr Niiu~f. ihr Cafffur who
brought m" neNs says thnl before hr had crotd tno
IA opposite - iuNna 10 h. hr heard tlc loo 10 4
neat aui the huslc sounded and suw soldiers Auh Wltr
ltitths ruuuinE toward thc military hoallnari,is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

LONDON, sept. l2-rhe Doncaster September
Meeting began to-day. The race for the great ork-
shire handicap brought out Gold Of thirteen hor,es.
herael!er. wlh4 10 against him, anLed the stahes
MERRY duchess, WIN ~ to against her secur. .d the
second pace, and Acgl"thurpc al 10 the tnlrd.
The iuurA.itr pftmter Mr-fiug hc iu {, .dsy The
1incipsl event the foF the Champagne rakcs
hlth VA, won ~ Lady Gohgltly. N Lk cane 10 zee
J" and s4ille9gh taird. ~ rsn. The hciuns et tho
uhD VS. 10 agalh-t Lazy Gonghtly,S 10 against
ss,."' III TO Egainsi shie agh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

lNCnMoNp.Na.. sept. l2.In the United Siatcs
circuit Court TO-DAY, IN the Atlantic. Mississippi ard
Ohio Railroad care, motion granted allowing both
parties 10 in'utct tie books oi the company through
tXnerts. Another otiun Wgs made - the plaintiffs to
aulnriHe me receivers 10 fructm cTriain divisional
snd onsolated bonds pledged ~ colateras Tor oana
ana futhcr To Aut orN' thsW iu their discretion,
sci rs potlcc.tc or hcrn dispose ut Aucn bouGs
whtn SO redeemed. the latter MOTION Was Hrgu Il at
leu.lh. and nc case Maa cunllnncd nMLL l.-mulrnM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

After nre on the top noor Of the tenement Az
No SS2 Atlantic street. Brooklyn. vas extingulshed
Yesterday morning the police discovered that had
sene OIL IN the apartments OF John Stack Idle. dSs
pated man, WAC had Ofen been bearu to threaten to
and his wife were arrested aud locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

The Jersey C.ts bvsId VI Aldermen last night
completed the list OF JUICES and CLERKS OF election
The clerks appointed are all Republicans and tup ~
the three inspectors q each poinng precinct were
three to one said Republican member OF tho Board,
and think we'll win this time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

The body Of Clara Heiisrman, widow AGED
90 years, was found hanging in room in the third
Story at 81 scholcs street. williamshurgh yesterday
She arrived in Brooklyn weeks ago a visit her
son, anu al the time suffering from the cruel treat
ment received, as she laid. from her eatves In noi
ana, where she had been visiting Her eyes us
coored anu her body bore other evidences Of Deatngs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

BALTIMORE, Sept, r.. Tho cnrcm nios pre-
ccl.n. hc ouenins m tno loln' IlopNns's lrWtrsiN
for the reception of uuenfa took place TODAY ~ the
A. nl,fA ct Nu-. lit uL.ll feature NJ tt" occasion
wns au L.ilHcs. ~ rroL liuAIci, ~ Louoo".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
Important for snbmn riue Workers.

The Walsh floating coner-dam "Cenlennial~
was thoroughly tested yesterday. near the Delaware
and Lackawanna coal wharf. Hoboken. and proved to
be successful invention. In one hour the huge form
was sunk to rest upon the uottom and the ter
within ITS enclosuIe, twenty feet deep, had been
pumped out 50 that men could to WORK Al tue foun
dation Of a pier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
Tho sinking Railroad Nouorch.

Yesterday Commodore Vanderbilt suffered at
Intervals from early morning until about +. N. moro
severe pain tnan he has experienced for
sult ton OF physcisn- held at ~. bedside. he
hnsly clme much easier, out could not seep. Re.
sdcs is own family OnlN the Rev. Dr. Deems saw him.
Mrs Vanderbilt and oner ladic. Of the COmnOdt res
FAM y. at his request. sang several OF Moody and
bankey's hymns IN the sick
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
Republican moJority...i2,Vo


Returns from forty-eight towns In the Third
Congressional District give Lindsay dRep) zoos
majority; tho Fourth District gives Powers
Qiep) majority OF probably 1900; Hale (Rep.),
In the Fifth District, has about 1900. md Frye
WepJ, IN the Second, probably has 1900.
Mr. Blaine has sent the following c0Dgratula.
tory despatch to Gov. Haves:
We have carried the state on the largest vote ever
cast by MAJORITY VI from gOOO to $1,000 being gain
OF some 10000 on the majority of last year. Have
carried every Congressional district We have elected
possibly two exceptions. Have rrgained one county
which the Democrats have Eyd Tor yea.s past. Fay0
elected twenty nine out Of thrtyone state Senators
taiyes 10 tho state Legislature. our triumph com.
pole and overwhelning, ana points that you VIII
secure we ~, Vi t9c STATE In November by
The Kennebec Journal has returns from 2sJ
towns and plantations, giving totsl vote Of
ll3.Q3g ConuOr, OJ,1i3; TALBOT, 1920 Connor's
majority. H,A1. The came towns last year gave
a total vote of P2.G1, Connor, iS435; Roberts,
H.lI2; Connor's majority, 4,26J. Republican net
gain, l0lA.
Ccmplete returhs from all but one town Mon
hersn) III Lincoln county show a total vote ~
5.ib2, one OF the largest ever polled. ConnOr's
majority is twenty, and the Republicans elect
I'VE OF six Representatives, and all the county
ON 'err but the Commissioner. Tho Democrats
also elect Senator.
AndrOscoRRin. complete, gives Connor 1858 (;
Talbot, 3,4ll; Gage soft money!, $40. Frye
kep). for Congress, has LIE majority in An
dro-coggin. l.05O In ssgacahoc, and above 1000
1900 In all. Chase soft money had 635 votes in
the district.
All but two towns In Somerset county give
Connor ,68 majority, a Republic n gain from
last year OF eJ1 The Republicans elect i've OF
officers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

philip Dalzer lett bis home az 2oj ChaunceS
street. Brooklyn, on Monday night, TO 60 toa Hayes
and Wheeler meeting Yesterday mOrnirg his BODY Vas
found hanging from Tree N tue EStrgrreu Cemetery.
II Was given tn charge OF the Queens county Coroner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
Hanged In the Wood. a, Bedford station.

A young son OF weeden Fowler. OF Bedford
Station weschtster county. found the dead Oody
man hanging by rope from the branch Of tree In .
cump Of woods owned 10y MIR. AVA Howard yesterday.
IL Was nucn decOnipOsed. 1t pocket wss Ter
written III German aud nve dollar bank note The man
had evidently hanged himself from the branches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Prof. John Minnox and Arthur McQuade, IL
2l, 81; Il. MoQuade and NJ. McGoyern, FL. II. 90. II
~ bore and NJ sullivan. 10, II. 1s 81. 81 NJ. Moor.
and Joseph kierna u, 10. Fl, 10. 4. SUI ivan aud
Hosey, II, Is, Is walsh and Hines, Is, 1i.0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
An Eighth Ward po,i,.cinn w.u,ed.

Early this morning Theodore Allen will land
this city after fishing excursion AT sheepsaes1 ny
isst night extra police wero posted Ong the piers by
Inspector McDeimoIt, win orders 10 arrest Allen AZ
sgon rs lie lands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

,.,, sent "a detachment Of a;O1
sr,AI NAb"hn, vi cuearS September H. to reinforce
the spanish hs e,tI ~ fl,. innnth -
$500 tlcis before " - ' '--'"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

have con ~ 'cd the large assortment uf boys
oni en- II nsciohut rlr unsrci ~ rctall, nNrl"r
diniJ 40" IIi9rs. turL,T lrOauNay amt llntAtuH
"a ~ sud htr Ryruu", bclwecu FortS S'nr' aui or
WsccJAd bilteth-AiV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Capt Thomas Byrnes has been returned to the
command OF tac Mercer street police. Ihls seems u
have been the object OF the politicians who wrought
the dismissal Vf Capt. Van Dusen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

The Death Of Tng.. 'h '"ri'

LONDON, Sept, L.. l.. led Tbc,r NJ III ,nsr sI
chants. Of Bradford nave IA ' '"N'' "N"''''e' az
stated t. be 4sOuO'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Go0dall Playing Cgrds; good atu-h Lice de-
Alr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE RI THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

Bonrd OF Enforcement Of Jury Fines
Leave to Paw a judgment Under Protest.
Mr.. Rufus Hatch had judgment entered
against him In November, 1874, for t57i94 in pro-
ceedng by the Board for enforcement OF jury Fines
About year ago he Instituted suit against Douglss
Taylor and others to aside tins judgment and
strain its enforcement which suit is stiii pending
Recently Mr.. Hatch assigned lease OF real estate to
c. X Garrison and ss this judgment lien upon IL
which he desired to have removed, Mr. Hatch yes
terday given leave by Judge westbrook to pay tho
judgment "under protest." the money to be refunded
In case he succeeds having that judgment set aside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
JOTTINGs H0rT rOWN.

IoNnnN Son, 10 ~ IL r John Richard
D,,'t i.fiicn ~ ~. NJ =, ~ 80 ,' Bench s dpa (.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
Yesterday. bal, Gam. on the Ipion Ground.
weather Once Prediction.

Northeast TO northwest winds clear, partly
cloudy, cooler weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

At Hudnut'S AT 3 o'clock A. ". t9': q. 5a' .
o. 03', IL M ta'i $3.50 NJ, 1V'i 0, o. y o. IL "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
THE NAME ELECTION.
Less than the Average Republican Majority
-BIaine's Cong tuIntionn TO Hnxes.

PORTLAND, Sept. 12.-The returns up to
this afternoon give the Republicans twenty nine
senators and the Democrats two Thus far
sirty-seven Republican Representatives have
been reported' as against seven for the Demo-
Gratis Knox county almost invariably Demo-
cratic. has gone Republican. with the exception
of a Senator and Clerk OF Courts. The county
tickets are divided In Lincoln and Waldo. and
probably in Aroostook and York counties, Tho
rest are Republican solid, and every county in
the state has gone Republican for Governor.
The returns from 2is towns on Governor give
the following result rs compared with last year (:
1870. 1875, Increase.
Repubcan .........,. .s6gls aSiM 1874
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
PREMfuafs

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JIG nlny haye, Without rlinfgr. tie nnniIsrs for
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

An Arkabsas Judge u The Old times Who
had On Office 10 common sith physician.
~as n bic table. busy with briefs and bill
10 chsncery Ibe doctor whp VS. writing
letter. pausing for moment called oUt :
.Judge. INIT eqni- The way 10 spelI
sqsiaomiealr Yes. think II is., aid
the Judge bot here's Neisler's dici,vha.
sy.--I can soon tell Jon lie epsnsJ he
book end turned over The leaves. repeating
aloud 4 gilinonieal. > Fisdlsg tie proper
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

Said lady to her husband. MY dear.
what j. cotton dprk!' .OlL, said he care
lcssly. "a kind Of canvas back.
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place, be ran his eys and finger, up and
down he cDmmn two or three times, until
lie was thoroughly Sht,siied tl.e Word was
not there. Closing the book with slam.
the ja'lgc laid his spcctaclcs on the ia lie
and rising slowly, brake forth: Well. sir.
I've always hecR " Daniel Webster man,
and | voted for him for President; but an
Ierson that will write as zig . ,littionai j
~ that. and not put Is common u word u
equi nom.cal ii Il, cai.s. Get my vote again
not once. ats aYiS