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nnr 0.94, in Columbus nur 0.8I 8roSent.
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trug ieboh bic Sterblbteit 1.25 0roSent
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-02
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portDiret
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ftaStti4sn abpnHtnten sar bic Erdser i's Saas aes
isfert pirb.
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itristsn Brief anf unisr Rfifo semat5t merben.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
B OK 141A,
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-02
@eburten. spbesfaae,

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ienigen Counties nidbt nit inbeeriffen,
welHe i'm lebten Sabre feline geridbte einN
aelanbt bQtten.)
The New York herald., 1876-03-07
PIGEON SHOOTING.

MATCHES DECIDED AT DEERFooT PAnK-IRA A.
PAINE VS.. DR. b. TALBOT.
Dr. B. Talbot and Ira A. Paine both OF New York
shot two pigeon matches Decrfoot Park yesterday
afternoon The arst OF these OF novel character
the general conditions beng $50 side, 20 birds each
2l yards rise, so yards boundary, IL shot, tho
pigeons be trapped from hamper and the gun
to lie upon a table until the bird was the wing
Every violation OF tho latter stipulation to bo
scored miss. The second match was also Tor $50
side, Is pairs Of pigeons and Long Island rules to
govern excepting that plunge traps were used; Pane
to stand at 81 yards rise Talbot is yards Paine
the first event, Tho score being a tic at the
end OF the twentieth bird but in shooting II of, three
pigeons each Paine proved the winner by one brd Dr.
Talbot the double bird contest killing ~ to 20
down by Paine
The birds az a class werc excellent, many OF them
being remarkably last and strong, aud with dil
Guilty stopped Each shooter was 10 handle Tor the
other or nnI substitute. and IN TINS Paine was
handled' him throughout the 'rable" contest The
shooting in the latter match was extremely credablc
each doing very clever work; but taking INTO con-
sldcration the birds he had, Talbot, although
beaten, rather carried OF the honors. There
fell 10 Paine in the drst event drivers 3 incomcrs
rirht and left quartcrcrs 10 talbot drivers 3 in
comcrs, right and lefl quarters. Pane shot with
Thomas Of Chicago IL bore brcech loader and Talbot
in the table match with rarker 10 bore and IN The
both brcech leaders, MI Moses v Bayls, OF Brook
lyn, was referee
DEERFooT PAgK, PARKyu.LE, L. l., March 6. 1s76.--
lIGEoS SnoorfSG-Malch 3lO0 20 birds each, n yards
rise, 80 yards boundary, a shot one ground
trap; gun TO iic upon table until the bird Is the
wing birds to be trapped from one hamper, and each
20 handle for the other.
Panc-O 10U1 o Ill 10111 O1IOI
Total, 20: killed, 13 missed, T.
Talbot 0 0 o, 1O1 l. ITO, OIL.
Total 20 killed, l3 missed,
Pane-1 1-2
Tnlbot-l OIL.
Time OF the shoot, SO minutes.
SAME DAY PLACE Handicap match 800; Is
pairs birds each 100 yards boundary; III o. shot;
plunge traps
Eighteen yards-1abot-1 1, l, 1O111 II, TO-
IL, IL, H. l, !, o, l, LII Total, 80; killed.
~. missed, 3
Twcnty-one yards-Paine-1 I. IL, 11,O111 10
OF, l, OIL, 90 OF, 90, / 1. Total, 80; killed,
20 missed. 10
Tfn,c NJ thc ehont An ,ofnutoa
The New York herald., 1876-03-07
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH l876-TRlPLE SHEET

tee Ways and Means made a speech against the bill
having free trade and reciprocity IN ~,
for much was given and litlc received
Mr. MILLS, ldcml OF Texas also opposed me oll on
the ground that II gift Of $4OO or 10
the sugar producers OF the Hawaiian islands Mllhout
any benefit IN the way OF cheaper sugar 10 the residents
OF the Pacific coast
Mr.. BrRcHAgD. trep) OF ILL.,, spoke In favDr OF the
bin, and Mr. KELLEY OF Pennsylvania against H.
The committee without taxing any action en- the
bill
TIE wiTIsNEy TRIAL
Mr.. KNOTT, (deml of KY, Chairman of the Judi
ciary Committee offered a.resolulion for the appoint
mcnt OF select committee To inquire whether any OIL
Ger or employc Of the government has in any wny
advised or counselcd with directly or indirectly,
verbally in writing communicated to any OF the de-
fcndants, or the friends agents attorneys OF the
deendants in the recent whiskey conspiracy trials IN
ST. LOUIS, OF the facts. papers other evidence
which the government rolled, or was expected 10
rely and whether any attempt was made by any oicer
official OF the government tother than the District
Attorney and hts assistants) TO interfere with advise,
counsel any way control the conduct OF said pros
ecutions, any OF them, with power TO send Tor per-
sons and papers &c. Agreed 10 without objection.
Mr.. SoUrHARD, ofOhio, moved TO adjourn.
Mr. PAGE. rep Of Cal, asked Mr. Southard TO allow
him TO oner resolution (Which was understood TO be
in reference TO the escape Canada of Marsh the wit
against the late Secretary Of War; but Mr. SOUTH
ARD declined TO yield, aud insisted the motion TO
adjourn.
Mr. PAGE complained that member on the repub-
lican side recognized had any chance TO oner
resolution. He demanded the yeas and nays on the
motion to adjourn
The yeas and nays were taken and the House 10y
party vote) adjourned at five O'Clock
The New York herald., 1876-03-07
MARRIED.

ALLAIRE-GTFFoRD-0 Saturday March 4, 1876 by
the Rev. Philo w. Sprague at the residence OF tho
brides parents THOMAS ALLAIRE TO MAGGIE HALL GIF
FORD, both OF Bayonne City, n. j.
BRIGGs-FAIR-On Wednesday, March i, by the Rev.
William McAllister, CHARLES D. Briggs TO CASSIE A.,
daughter OF Robert Fair, all OF Brooklyn.
DoDGE-CAssIo. o.--On Saturday, March T. by Rev.
Charles W. Homer, CHARLES NJ DODGE, OF Hounslow,
England to SIDE CAssio daughter OF the late George
ID. Cassie, Esq, of New York city
FERGusoN-PURDy. --On Tuesday, February 20, at tho
residence of the brides parents, by the Row NJ. ).
Terry, GEORGE G. FERGUSON TO MARY j., second
daughter OF John Purdy, Esq. both OF tn city
FREEsroNE-HoRToS ON Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary %, home by the Rev. Charles Maoney, Cap
tain ). W. FREEsToNE to SADIE, eldest daughter OF the
late Benjamin Franklyn Horton, all OF City Island.
SHANNoN-CAssIDy. On Saturday February 20, by
the Rev. Henry Motel, Mr.. C. A. SHANNON to Miss
FANNIE CASSIDY, both OF this city
rH-PiERcE Wednesday, February %, by
Rev. Father Traynor. CHARLES SMITH TO Mrs. FRANK K
PIERCE, both OF New York city.
The New York herald., 1876-03-07
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

WASHINGTON, March O, 1870
Under the call of States besides many private bills
ard bills Tor public works, &c, the following were In.
troduced and rcicrred:-
BY Mr.. RANDALL (dcm) Of Pa.-To declare the i'm
munity Of Witnesses for the Unted States IL provides
that witness shall not be liable TO arrest at any tmo
that he shall never be moescd account OF any mat
ter disclosed by him his testimony and that II shall
bc a penal offence TO intimidaio attempt 10 iniim-
date any witness by threatening him with prosecution
BY Mr. MORRISON (dcm) Of IlL--To exempt from
criminal prosecution witnesses testying before either
houses Of Congress or any committed OF the same
the BELKSAr IMPEACHMENT
message was received from the Senate anuounc-
against the late secretary OF War the senate
would, according TO Its standing rules and orders
proper order thereon, OF which due notice would
be given to the House.
usual Mondays business after that point being mo-
tions TO suspend the rules any proposition, Mr..
Atkins OF TENNESSEE, recognized by tho Speaker
In order 10 ofer resolution but at the request OF
his colleague Air. Bright he yielded a motion
made by the latter TO go into Committee OF the Whole
on the bill 10 carry into effect
HAWAIIAN TREATY.
Mr. KELLY rep.l OF Pa, expressed the hope that the
House would 20 with It's usual Mondays business
aud he wanted 70 know whether Mr.. BrIghts motion
was debatabe
He was informed by the Speaker that IL was not
Calls tcllers and for yeas ana nays having been
refused, the House, by largo majority, agreed TO the
motion.
The House then, at twenty minutes past ono. went
into Committee OF the Whole, Mr. Sayer, OF Ohio, In
the chair the Hawaiian Treaty bill aud Mr.. Wood,
OF New York concluded hrs speech favor OF tho bill
Mr. AoRRisox Of ILLINOIS. Chairman OF the Commit
The New York herald., 1876-03-07

respondent labors under slight delusion; the honor
OF being the FIRST club 20 lend helping hand
IN Tho good work belongs 10 the ''Chicago
Scnlers," celebrated club In the West,
and the gentleman who first broached the subject
70 the clubs through the press member OF OF
the clubs on the Harlem River He proposed that tho
200 amateur rowing clubs IN the country should each
donate $50 making fund Of $40, 000 which IL pro
posed TO oer as money prizes in the professional
which VIII be rowed az The Centennial regatta. The
suggestion is a good one, and | doubt not that
every club That is able VIII follow the lead the Chi
cago Scullers and the Bachelors Barge Club in this
deraking IL is the experience OF the Centcrnih Re
gatta Committee that they money or their
numerous needs much easier under any OF er head
than Tor the professional purses
CENTE\NIAI
The New York herald., 1876-03-07
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

The Western Union Telegraph Company did not
officially yesterday reduction in rates from
Chicago to San Francisco equal TO those published by
their active rival, the Atlantic and Pacific Company
but II Is understood they will meet them step by step
IN reduction Yesterday, nt noon. another meeting Of
the Executive Committee was held, but nothing deli
mite gwen out regard the declaration OF The
April dividend This matter will doubtless DO decided
at tho meeting which takes place Tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-03-07
THE CENTENNIAL REGATTA.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs DUE.
NWw Vopw March Al rcv

HVNVH 10 WfUM HONOH Ib DUE.
NEW YoRK, March Q, 1870
To THE EDiroR or rHE HKRALD:--
noticed in your issuo OF yesterday a communIca-
tion from Philadelphia, stating that the Bachelors
Barge Club OF that city had donated s1O0 toward the
'prizc fund" OF the Centennial regatta aud claiming
the honor Of being tho first amateur rowing club out
side OF the schuyIki Navy contribute toward rats.
the money for the professional prizes Your car.
The New York herald., 1876-03-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

AY-GARsoN-RALPH MAY TO TILLIE CARSON, both
OF this city. No cards
CouEN-LEssER. --IsrDoR II. COHEN to HULDA LESSER,
both OF this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1876-03-07

Grafton OF the unfinished business and Tomorrow ho
would ask that The session be continued until
reached.
Mr. BoGY said:-
Mr. BoGY's SPEECH
Mr.. PREsIDENT-The bill under consideration pro-
vides for the payment OF duties importations in
legal tenders and national bank notes CON- at the
option OF the importer. And believing II TO be not
only most important question but the most efficient NJ
not the only way by which the paper money in CIR
cuaton can be made equal to gold aud consequently
that way bring about specie resumption, will ask tho
for this conviction. | say conviction and not
opinion, because long reflection this subject has
brought my mind TO the condition OF conviction what
may he thought by others.
am aware OF the many different views entertained
on the question OF resumption, and Ia my opinion there
IN more or less truth and correctness all OF them
in relation TO the object to be attained excepting IN
the law passed the 14,h OF January 1873 providing
for resumption the LIST OF January, 1879 This law
/ believe to be founded error from beginning 70
end, and OF IL will accomplish the object de-
sired, but on tho contrary will defeat this object and
viii, u not repealed, involve the country in grcut
financial distress. so believing Il will be my duty on
this OCCASION 10 show this II in my power and also TO
establish my position; that Is, the way TO resume is
give value TO the paper money which contend would
be effected by receiving Il for duties importatons.
assume and also OF my poor abilities to grapplc with
30 great and also so intricate SUBJECT
BY the act Of the l4th a January, 1875, We are re-
1879 upon all the paper money issued by the govern
ment-that Is. the fractional currency and the legal
s4I7 2Os $50 60 To effect this the Secretary ot the
Treasury authorized TO sell bonds for coin as TO
have It ready on hand when resumption day comes.
hold this 10 be impossible; and TO sustain this will
first quote from the report OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury made at the beginning OF this session.
lie says
may perhaps be doubted whether the Of
mua,ing large amount OF gold by given time go
without meeting opposition from the financial Powers OF
the world.
He further says
issao say that so large amount OF gold would
required carry this and direction Of
act suddenly be acquired be done only by
gradual and by taxing advantage OF favorable
conditions from time 70 time.
Taking this view Of the Secretary TO be correct and
undoubtedly Is II IS very clear that no sudden
mutation can DO made IL has to be gradual II at all
And, n gradual, how can u be doney Can this DO
ELECTED with the reycnue derived through the Custom
House and the internal revenueY IL is not certainly
worth while discuss this. for wc all know that The
The New York herald., 1876-03-07

CHALLENGE TO SwORDSMEN.

Colonel Thomas S. Monastery Of New YORK. has issued
the following
hereby challenge any In the United states and
Spanish America 10 meet me IN tournament al arms
Tor the championship Of these countries and the OF
f5o0 on the following CouditiOns-namcy That mo
money aud title OF championship belong 10 him who
makes the lrs atty One points, with The weapons ncn
toned, the points TO be distributed as iollows:-
polnts
ShDte...- s....s........ points
Kapier tcut ana thrust IL points
Bayonet uhrustl ...... ..........l....... points
KNIFE lcut and thrust. st).................... points
Each principal TO employ two seconds; the referee 10
be q mutual selection.
The New York herald., 1876-03-07

To promote safety the weapons 10 be used must be
selected from my collection OF before
ment
deposit Of $3.50 Is placed In the ofce Of the Turf
Iieid and Farm TO meet all answers
No challenge will DO noticed unless accompanied by
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
ApARr or TnE RINa PLuNpER.

A suit of John Garvey against Patrick Fl.
,o,es has called out singular defense The action is
ya,nst Mr Jones surety ON lease Of No. 26 East
rcth.s for FIVE years. ct 5000 for the first year and
s 500 FOR the subsequent years with taxes and water
rstes beginning with Mag l. 1875. The defense admits
ne lease aud the signng Of the guarantee, but claims
thai Il was only for year. The defepse then sets ap
,st the lot question bought by IngeIso on be-
half of the Ring Of city plunder was assigned to John
Garycy through a third pUrs6n as part OF Andrew j.
Garyeys share OF that punGer and Is Andrew j. Car
yeys in reality John Garvey not having means 10 pay
fo n; that Andrew j. GGrvey Ley kid there Tor TINE
aud thar his bad reputation has prevented the lessor
from slbletCing the premises to advantage lhe eass
esas M putiOn TO put tDc causc os the snort cat
eudaf before Judge Davis ia Supreme tsri ChamDSrs,
motion which Judge Davle denied as buch defense
Ianst oocanY more than az hOuf
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
PASSRNGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOI~-Ta steamssip Hsssfa DEE. PSI
BeesoR hs oas BseiOw Dr. J. :. Billings, ~ burton, 9
Mn b. j. COrniDe l.. B. CoInweb A. CrONH, NasfsH ~.
BaiS Miss Endo0tt Mr. and Mrs r. y ia7kel Y -. t
W Kay, C0o1t De fersana JO,n9 L0fN a; shsss =, ~
M0dst l. aorIisqa, a. Opeuhyn Lus de POifs At ~
g. RoseBDiaL Ryan, John G. Seagcr, Wni SmltIJ ~
kJafr. Sir Tolns j. r. 1hOBas, John WaddeaL NJ Me
y. d. Wells John Waite, george MhttelaW James IL "iiSeH
Mr.. wing Hon ~. II. dyson. - -, -
FRON LONDOG-Ia s,sd1altsp Greece, Dee 2o.-ReV Dr.
pEBneD Alfred h. Tarsl0w, W9lies r. speer, w H. lyn'
daL Nfs N. III Haynes. g. HaIpmOnd g. Chuat, Z: ~.
hehirlsr A. w GgeeneY, ~ " Dcer Af&tfaff0" anu
ehidTea Ars. s. w. Nora, Miss Wtlaes. - -
FROM HkVANA-fn steamsafp C0UNblg Dec. z3--D.
FfsEieH JOse QusRteIo, r. A. SetA Leon Saaiat n A.
DiegeT, M Mrs. A. Lecef Mrs AVcrhoh and ci-
dea, Ag. and Y. LGgo l. Busteio, Miss q AVeIhon
fHOX GIASBoNf-fH 6se0sHsip >ftsgfd, Dec. Ie-Aifs.
~ ~. Graham, Master ~ ~ Graham Wa SIlck snankA
Aiss Kate st0EI5s, a. d wallace
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
THE COURTS.
owrRs OF TWO CITY DEPARTMENTS.

rrdre Lawrence. in Supreme Court Cham
Nss 0,veu decision in proceeding by Louis Bern
80 araipst Daniel Jackson auditor In the Finance Dc
..,t ana the Controller The proceeding Is only to
poe the auditing aud payment of bin for STA o9
ed and approved by the Board OF Education, but
- me pioneer TO several similar claims. There has
~. ! long contest between the Finance Department
"a shs Board Of Eiucation the question whether or
ts latter board had right to use the money appro'
.ied 10 IL and pay oB its own auditing, ndepen-
a., Of the Finance Department The Court OF AGeais
~. A.eded recently ia the Dannat case that the FL
-. Depnrtment has supervisory power over pa y
80 f,r such expenditures. The present application
~ compel the auditor 70 audit anu approve Bill
N,dy allowed by the Board of Education. The audi
Jseiped 20 do this With ut personal knowledge OF It's
i,tce Jndge Lawrence holds that he cannot compel
ltdtor 10 approve thc bin, but he can compel him 10
sne it-n other words, ean mt him IN motlun, but
~ ~ make up hIs mind Tor hm-and he directs man
& 10 lSse 70 this effect, ana that he take legal proof.
~ seadayit or otherwise, TO TIE justice OF the BILL
r. sfpcAuOn that the Controller pay the bill he dis
..isses premature.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
cRIMINkL NOTES.

Ronald McNickol, Theodore Stratton. and Robert
K steward the three "straW.l" men, were held hy Judge
ailersiecve yesterday await the action OF the Grand uy
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Charles
Roberts BaTnums b2rebsoS rider chaIsrI N.Y. m
return was committed for examination.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, John Hart;
rfer charged BIZ NJ OCOnnOF With the larceny OF
Sbae Il brown ssiftiag yalpe o. SO IRON e sdews ,,
fout ef the st0rU b. Clafin G Co.. in SAufChss was
aell in default OF 81 l,O0V bail
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
cA1FNDAFs-Tnrs DAY.
errrr,n oouEr-CnANnEBs-I
NAPHTHA EoR sTREET LIGHTs.


The New York people are sei1ougly dlscllSsIl
ne project OF going back 70 the use OF gu ilihi @ 70
kerosene or maphtha that runaway teams IlelucMnt2 ~
aasl aanst oInEOsGs and knock them down, ana tlat
fls eontiuceney would render IL dangerous heTe 10
Cincinnati We have used naptha N tie snbuTns iot
say years md though IN awhile sucn an accdebV
occurs We have sever su red any loss Of life or destIle
ton OF property thererOm. We are OF opinion tat INC
insurance ;e would moi be increased bytuch actioh III
cav CIV where there i q good IRE department.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
BANKRuPrs ARRESTED FOR FRAUD.

Isador Goldstein and Abraham Goldsteln,
formerly clothing dealers at No "a Walker ST. who went
Into bankruptcy short time ago, were arrested yester
day bv Deputy Marshal Bernhard on warrant issued ~
limited states Commissioner Osborn, charging them with
fraud. The complaint was made by Lewis Motifs ana
other creditors Tue were held n SloOVO DlI eaeh
HfnQ on mn at
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

IN Nevada man was boasting Of the wonder
fui OF dog and how far he could track - has
ter He eoneludcd his yarn with the triumphant 4oty,
"Hhat dye think about that r. Do yen want ~ khe"
what think sbOut 3" said one OF the DystahoeIsi
"weli think YOU'D better 60 and take bath"