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The New York herald., 1876-10-20

There was . merry meeting and happy gathering at
the headquarters OF tho Neptune Rowing Cub Staten
Island last night, tho being tho presen
Of the cups, 1ngs aud other trophies by the
bers during the rowing Of 1885, At the regastas
In which they hnd been engaged. Early In tho
evening tho friends and members Of the Ncptunes
began to drop into tho club house. and BY eight
o'clock, tho hour announced for tho presentation
ceremonies tho wore filled with those who took
not only pride pleasure the success tho club
but who helped In every way in their power 70 bring
the Ncptunes colors TO the front About nalf past
gentlemen TO order and informed them
that colonel Smith would address thcm. Gather
pleasant duty he had TO perform presenting to the
Neptune Rowing Club tho prizes captured by the
scuers and the waters Of Saratoga and Green
wood lakes Tho 1sgs tho rewards OF the victo-
hard fought for honorably II the
gratifying present them from she fact that OF
them bore records before equallcd the
OF American boat racing The names OF Riley, Keu-
nedy and Kcaior will long be remembered and their
achievements referred 70 with pleasure wherever anna
teur Craftsmanship Is spoken or
President N G. Miller behalf Of the Neptune Club,
received the prizes and In neat speech reorrod 10 the
prowoss OF tho men who h0norably struggled for tho
victory which rewarded their efforts Il was not alone
tho fact OF victory the members Of tho club
should ies proud ovcr That Of itself told i: own
story but tho lessons which those Victories taught
tho preparation seldcnia scplinc and obedience
orders were such as every man might recommend to
himself In his course through lite. Following In
this strain Mr. Miller made an excellent speech full
OF thought and suggestion and worthy Of serious
sdoration- Amor receiving in the name Of tho club
the troph,cs calamity won, he then presented Cap
tain H. p. Dsianod with . magnificent chain and
locket evidence OF the appreciation Of shs Mop
tunes Of his lsDors captain Of tho clcb and his
Efforts 70 secure tho victories Captain lsanc
Bum, Of the steamer Casteton, was also presented
with handsome marine gIass which favor no ~
ccived and returned thanks Tor In . neat speech.
Aftcr tho presentation was over all sat down 10
pleasant little supper and made merry over tho good
things provided. Prominent among those who wcre
present wrrc Hon Erastus Brooks. Rev. Mr. Johnson
d. Curtis, Colonel Penn Smith, N G Miller, II. y.
DelahcIl, John hclchor, W. X Souter r r. Crane
Melville. Of sailors snug Hasbor, r. Robtpson and
othcrA Aftos convivial time and resolve 70 make
The season OF III ~ brilliant - that Of 10 che COM
pany separated for tho night
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
CHINA AND JAPAN.
DISSATISFACTION REGARDING THE SETTLEMENT
OF THE MARoARY AYPAIR-

DIssATIsFAcTIoN REGARDING THE SETTLEMENT
OF THE MARoARY AYPAIR
SAX Francisco, Oct 10, 1870
Tho Pacific Mail steamship Alaska from China and
Japan, arrived last night, bringing advices as follows
HoSG Koyo, Sept. IL, and SHANGHAI, Scpt IL, 1870.
Much Indignation is expressed by British residents
In China nt tho terms agreed TO by SIR Thomas Wade
the British Minister for tho settlement Of tho Margary
affair Tho resul, s generally pronounced unsatis'
factory to English feeling and triumph for Chinese
diplomacy.
The Instructions spreading in various provinces
Yakub Beg is reported TO have crossed the extreme
western boundary OF China proper the imperial troops
rereating before him TO Lan-Chan-tu capital Of tho
province OF Kansuh.
The United States steamer Alert arrived ~ Hong
Kong September IL, to replace the saoo In Asiatic
waters.
RAILWAY IMPRovEMENTs-rH THE SILK TRADE.
YOKOHAMA, japan, Sept 81, 1870.
Tho great demand for silk ues and 1000 bales
have been exported since Juyl
JAPAN.
Three ships Of about sail for England
with tho iron-clads just built for shc Japan
government
IMPROVEMENT
The Mkado win visit the old capital Koto at the end
Of October to preside at tho opening Of the railway be-
tween Kioto and Osaka Applications have been
by Japanese officials and private Japanese cap
tasts from tho Chinese government for leans and for
advances OF produce.
An arsenal Is to be founded q, HaKodadL
LEGAL REFORMS.
The codncaton Of tho criminal laws is proceeding
by commission, undor tho supcrintendencc OF tho
Imperial Prince Arsugnwa
The price Of the HERALD today and henceforA Wils be
three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
w A S H l N q T O N.
PROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON Oct 10, 1879
THE PRESENTATION OF IRELAND's CENTENNIAL
ADDRESS DELAYED-A DIPLOMATIC HITCH IN
rHR PRocEEDINGs.
ireland to President Grant, through the Hon Mcssrs.
OConncr Power and Parnci, members Of Parliamont,
to whom has been assigned tho duty Of handing It
over has been deferred. Messrs. Power and Parncll
have been informed that according TO tho exacons OF
tho etiquette between this country aud Grcat Britain,
tho resolutions will have como through tho British
Minister hcro and then through tho State Department
TO the President A erea. obstacle has boen found
to tho success OF the nrst step In tho
wording OF cortan parts OF tho resolutions which
boing tortured into diplomatic improprcty and dis
courtesy One part ces said that having suffered
through centuries Of tyranny, the Irish people
Prcs,dcnt" 30 This cannot Il Is contended, DO
passed by without act OF disrespcct the part OF
President Grant and slight TO Lord Edward Thornton,
Her Majesty's representative here Thus the whole
AFFAIR has assumed awkward condition, and
II remains to be seen how Messrs Power and Parne,
we'll tho President, the Secretary OF state and
tho British Minister be lifted out OF II. Tho
utons magnificent evidences OF art and taste, ap
pcarng like plato OF purest aiabaster, inald with
mosaic. Thoy loft In OF tho rooms at tho
whtc House, neglected and alono for tho time being
Tho Irish hcrc very much disturbed about
the affair." anxiousy await tho remedy DO applied
The price Of tie HERALD to-day and hencetor will b
three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Captain r. Anfryo, OF the French Legation at Wash
ing,on Professor c. s. Perce, OF the United States
Coast Survey and Judge Amasa j. Parker, OF Albany,
are at the Brevoort House. Rev. Dr. Thomas K. Con-
rad OF Philadelphia is at tho Filth Avenue Hotel
General T. n wau, OF Texas, is nt tho New York
Hotel Ex-Governor James 4. English, OF conncc.L
cut; n. G. whIo, President OF the Boston and Maine
Railroad Company, and J. Wiley Edmonds. OF Boston,
are at the 81 Nicholas Hotel Governor Charles Il
Ingcrso OF Connecticut, and John Tucker, OF Phiia-
dephia, are At tho Albcmarlc Hotel. Senator Thomas
Coleman, Of Troy, and f.. b. Judson, OF Syrncusc arc
as the Windsor Hotel Postmaster J. W. Knowlton, Of
Bridgeport, Is at the Holman House. r. s. Chanirau,
tho comedian, Is NJ tho Astor House.
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyvfoE or rHg CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct pol A. n.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OvvfcE rHg CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 20-1 A. n.
Probabilities
For tho South Atlantic and East Gulf States, rapidly
falling barometer eastcrly northsry Winds incrcas-
ing TO brisk higa and gales, generally warmer cloudy
weather and heavy rains, under tho influence of tho
hurricane.
For tho wcst Gulf Stacs failing followed bv rising
barometer warm southcrly winds shifting to cooler
northery clear partly cloudy weather, and possibly
rain areas
In tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer,
increasing southeastcrly northeasery Winds gen.
orally warmer, cloudy aud rainy weather.
For tho laKo region falling barometer, increasing
castory or southsriy Winds generally warmer, cloudy
and rniny weather.
For tho Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
lcys falling barometer. soushcriy winds shift
ing 70 cooler norihwestery, cloudy partly cloudy
weather and rain areas
For the Middle and Eastern States falling barometer
rising temperature, increasing cloudncss and rainy
weather, extending northeassward TO tho southern
portion OF tho latter, with soushcry casery winds
in tho hitter and increasing northeast 10 southeast
winds In tho former.
Tho Ohio and Lower Mississippi rivers continue
slowly falling or stationary.
Cautionary signals continue Duluth and along the
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1870
In the Court OF Quarter Sessions to-day the OF
Samuel Bcnners. charged with being concerned the
abduction Of Charley Ross, was brough, the attcn.
tion OF the Court writ OF habeas corpus having been
taken for the accused by his counsel who charged
that Bcnners had been arrested without warrant,
had permitted to his counsel, and that tho
prisoner illegally held.
The Judge SAID that counsel hnd the right TO have
interview with his client, and tho writ thcrcupon
withdrawn.
What Information tho authorities have concerning
Benner's connection with tho Ross case has not yes
trapsprcd. but II is believed that there are good
grounds for his detention
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

AN AMERICAN, CANADIAN AxD IRISH KIrLE
MATCH DKrwEEN YOUNG LADIES'
novel feature was introduced last evening in the
fair now being hold in the school room Of 81 Peters
church in Barclay street. by the introduction OF match
between four rife teams composed OF young ladies
nected with tho Sunday scaool OF the parish. Each
team composed Of four young ladies' and each lady
was allowed four shots 1t tho target, tho
distance being sweivo yards, the terms be-
ing to nre of-hand, without rest, from
! rather heavy ride The judges chosen wero John
Roberts and d. J. Krwan and the referee Mr. C.
j. Mortimer. Tho fret prize a silver cakc basket
tho second silver goblet and tho third silver napkin
ring. All The young ladies' With one exception, were
residents OF tho First ward OF this city, and sho
from Columbus, Ohio, though now resident of ~
Josoph,s parish in the Ninth ward. This young lady
Miss F. O'Hara, is about sixteen years o.! age. Each
young lady had separate target FOR hersef and the
utmost fair play was observcd although the rivalry
was most exciting between she fourteen young In dies
who shot, two only shooting In tho 1ndependen team
Tho scores waro as follows
AMERICAN TEAM
Miss Maggie Nicholson. 10
Miss 7. MckennA- p
Miss Katie Hoban. 33
Miss Mollc ESan.
American team total 70
IRISH TEAM.
MISS Ida Egnn.
Miss NJ. A. Shcehan. 30
Irish team total. los
riss Sado Egan.. "a
MISS maggie sneenan ~
Miss Mary Hannan. ~
MISS Mary Rouse. IL
Canadian team total .........----......-.. 90
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Miss Annie Murphy. %
MISS Nellie Hawes.... II
Independent team total. oS
IL will DO observed that therc between iss
Katc Hobnn. OF tho American team. and Miss Lizzie
McKcnna, Of the Irish team, n OF 81 The
judges ordered these two young ladies' to shoot OF,
when Miss McKcnna made score OF IL ana Miss Ho-
ban 5, two shots being allowed to each, con-
scquently the second prize went to Miss Nc
Kenna and tho third prize TO Miss Hoban
The heroine Of tho evening, however, was
Mss r. O'fiara, who took tho irst prize and was
made the recipient OF considerable applause. Bus
there good deal OF jealousy for q few momonts,
stated that Miss O'Hara had entered tho team
with promise that II she won she would not accept
the prize. vote Of all the competing ladies
taken. and she was awarded the prize Rev. Father
O'Farre awarded the prizes In neat litsls speech
and tho contest came to happy conclusion
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

large quantity OF counterfeit nfty cent pieces have
pecn circulated ir Brooklyn within the past days
The dry goods store OF Mr.. Mccoy. No. 50 Lafayette
avenue was robbed Of Si35 worth OF silk velvet
Wednesday night
James Kelly. a private wachman, was committed u
jaI yesterday py Justice Walsh for firing pistol shot
a, Thomas Laird bartender IN the liquor store No.
oo4 Fulton street The had a scunlc the
sidewalk when tho shot fired. Laird was not
wounded
President Slocum. OF tho Board OF City Works,
offered = resolution yestorday TO dismiss Chief En-
stneer Colonel julius w. Adams, and NIL the vacancy
by tho appointment OF Moses Lane in his place The
resolution was lost. Commissioner Adams voting 10
tho negative.
Irn f0dnll
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
TELEGRAPH LITIGATION.

CHICAGO, Oct TO- 1870
In tho suit brought by the Atlantic and Pacific Tcic
graph Company against The Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company and tho Western Union Teie-
graph Company in the Distric, Court Of SCOTT county
Davenport Iowa, restrain the latter companies
from interfering with tho construction Of telegraph
limo on the Rock Island road In Iowa, the plaintiffs,
the appearance OF the dctendants attorneys to resist
the Injunction abando ned their case In that Court
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. 10. 1875
Tho General Convention Of Unversniists opened in
this city yesterday. Rev. W. Rueg, of Providence,
X l., elected President and ). L. Grant, Of
Auburn, yicc President
The principal business Of tho afternoon session was
tho reading Of the report Of the Board Of Trustees
The receipts for the year $40 655 Ss and tho dis
bursements for missionary and other purposes
$l9639 "a. The debt reduced during the year By
81, 600
Rev DR.. Rexford, Of San Francisco, preached In the
evening largo audience the Unvcrsaiist church.
The occasional sermon was delivered this morning
before the Convention by the Rcv. Dr. T. j. Sawyer OF
TUFTS College Divinity School, before crowded
audience
The price Of the HERALp to-day and he,scefrtA will be
The New York herald., 1876-10-20
HAZING PLEBs.

rHEKE MORE CADET MIDsHIPMEN DISMISSED
PROM THs ACADEMY.
ASSAroLrs Nd, Oct 10. 1870
Cadet Nidshpmcn Il. y. Webster, Of Connectcut;
T. Wilkinson. OF Louisiana, and George Z. Harrison,
Of Michigan, wore dismissed from the Naval Academy
today, for refusing 10 testify in the bazlng
-Four midshpmen, who will have 10 DO tried by
court martial, confined the ship Santce,
charged with "hazing" The authorities are deter
mined 10 break the combination to the hazcrs.
the Indications that all the class, about sixty
members. will be dismissed. their pranks being OF
more serious nature than was FIRST understood. No
cadet is required 10 crminaic himself, and is duly
warned II he does not answer what will be the consc.
quenees
The New York herald., 1876-10-20

KEY WEST, Fla. Oct 10. 1870
violent hurricane has beon blowing hore since last
night Tho master OF tho stcamtug Godfrey
Klcbcr. from Philadelphia by way OF Ferpandina, for
Galveston, before reported ashore reef refused TO
20 on board pilot boat last night aLd rs feared that
all are drowned. II s too hnzy this morning TO
whether the vessel still above water Tho wind Is
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TORONTO Ont, Oct 19, 1915
It's understood that David Mills, member Of Parlia-
ment for Boutwell, has becn appointed to the vacant
seat IN tho Dominion Cabinet caused by the recent
appointment Of Hon. Mr. Laird TO the Lieutenant
Goyernorehip OF tho Northwest Territory.
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PLANNING MILLS BURNED.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 10, 1915.
FIRE on Archer avenue last night destroyed C D.
wcthereirs planning mill and machinery, valued at
S25 900, and J. T. HcAly's planning mill, valued At
S. 0o0 together with other property. making total
loss of $54 000 The nre was In the midst OF the lum-
bcr district and for there fears OF general
conhag grafton.
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OBITUARY.
LUTHER LAH1rH.

Luthcr Lanin. the oldest powder msuuscturer n
tho United States and the founder o. sbs Lsnin and
Rand Powder Company. died Al saussrsiss yesterday
afternoon, aged eighty seven yeare
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MURDER.

ROCHESTER,, N. T., Oct 10. 1S76
man who gvcs his name a. Rufus B. stillmsn, OF
Troy between Ave and six O'Clock this EVENING" shot
and mortally wounded Joseph Fryer, the day porior
OF the whitcomb House, without provocation- Still
man was registered D. Wells, Of Lyons. and
Ycat
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A-BENNETr BUILDING.

A-BENNETT BUILDING.
LOCATED on NASSAU. Ann AND FULTON sra
nANDsoMELY AND WE'LL HEATED OFFICES
TO LIT ON vKRY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFfCE&
APPLY ON THK PREMISES
A.-CITIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESlRy
tasty and elegant HAT Of superior quav should call
ESPEN SCuE1D'S Manufacturer lis NnssAust
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YELLOW FEVER.

ssvAsSAn Ga. Oct 10, 1870
Tho total number OF intcrments to-day was eighties
or which eight were yellow lever cases
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THE NEPTUNE ROWING CLUB.

Tne price Of the HERALD today ana AencetorEn
sciu De three cents.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

me price Of the HERALD to-day and henceforth ~iT b
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rhe price or the HERALD to-day ana hencefortn
sciu be three cents.
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TIE wrAruEn YEsryrpAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty hours, In CON-
parson with tpe corresponding date Of last year.
dcatcd BY the Thermometer ~ Hudnuts pharmacy.
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counrY.Awn uopprM =. =.

Or. Overland Hoppin, prominent ycuag physician
n Prevsdsses = l., died yssssrdas - ssssp s1ssr
brief iilaea
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TERRIFIC STORM.

The price Of hs HERALD today and AeneeforA viu BE-
three cents
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Tne price W the HERALD fo-dov ANA hcncvOrtA
tcfH be three ccnts
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MAIDEN MARKSWOMEN.

The price cfthe HERALD today and AenceforA ,0f1
khree eenkS