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New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

s,,,r mast the city They were brilliantly huinina,eu
,ns air was filed with rockets and Greek fre ADDING
=, -. mpressiyoness Of the display Turning at l'Snu
=, - heiow Albany the fotila came up the river
S..r approach to Troy announced miles away Dy
aar,ing believing whistles and the storm OF t9ck- 9
tne siss OF the river were lit up WIN NI'eh W q
ets po haov the arsenal at West Troy DOOhleI OUT
Canhon ahile the thousands of spectators maue up
Uoloont ot soOD 10 be forgotten
And still they come Frauds now IN le Cuca
-i.oe.s The Uaea Herald Careful examination
y - ottempts to initiate in Utica and vicinity, on
oTer scale the frauds by which Tweed counted IN
IN 1865 The Democrats are colonzng tramps
,o various sections Of the country with view
nSlls ns their votes on election day To facilitate the
there has suddenly appeared wonderful activity
PtSa.nol. Gangs Of men appear at frequent in'er-
S there is no work in particular to be done ana
,a treasury pays them on the one condition that
they 1' viii for .onB s'4 % and al Tio ns.a men, We rs neyS
WoruOi "a In continue to be watched until after
~ and every man not entitled 10 vote who at,
eleetoh dcnosit ballot VIII De summary ~ d
tempts 70 OnNshed The machinery Is ample, anu
sins is year In when n0P
sarcv 10 Illegal voters.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
MURDERER or M4GGM BAUER FOUND.
HE coSPEssEs THE CRIME E-ATTEMPr TO LYNcH
HIM.

HE coNPEssEs THE CRIME ATTEMPT TO LYNcH
HIM.
The mystery which has hitherto shrouded
the murder Of little Maggie Bauer, committed al Fosters
Meadow L. l. Aug -, has been dlspelcd and the muir
d,rrr is discovered he Francis McCOnOce alias Com
nor who was arrested several weeks ago on slspc0n'
but who was discharged from custody for LACK or
evidence since McConOche set at liberty
he has been followed by detective Steven Payne
who on saturday night arrested him at a house IN
Brooklyn.
Yesterday Detective Payne took him from his cell 10
the place where the murder committed. He had
previously been closely examined in the presence Of
Justice Bennett and d number OF officers, when his man
ner AMI hs contradictory statements LED TO the cOhciu
sion that he was guilty Arriving at the place where me
body found. he made fuli confession oi tue erh'c
His story - follows: , ,,,.
ON the afternoon 0f Aug Ii ho in the cornneld at
the time when Maggie went through II, ana When she
came oppOstc hl he sprang out NJ her ana gtaspeu
hrr hv i6e throat At this point In the confession the
mother OF Maggie, who was present sprahs upon @ the
prisoner seized him by the throat and wond NJ douot
have choked him death but for the lnerpOslcn OF
thr officer McConoche continued by saying that he
ksnt his grasp upon Mige's throat and carried her
through The corled to the woods, where nc attempted
In vain To violate her person. and forced leaves ana t0e
corner of her bonnet into her mouth D!hg e nltI-s
neck He completed the MO!k OF nTHr
v taking her waist ribbon and tying H tightly around er
neck After McConOChie had made MS confession no
was taken by the officers to the Valley stream depot
crowd soon gathered Win rope ana lhG P'lvir I VS. VS.
s,yrd with great difficulty from lynchng. lie WAS
finally returned in safety 10 his cell al Jamaica .
regular examination VIII TAKE piCo Oriorc JusiVo
Beuuett at Jamaica Oh Monday. Tie Board OF su!er-
discovery OF the murderer. This will probably be voted
"A the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

CHICAGO, Oct. pa satisfactory consultl-
ton has been held between the opposing attorneys In tho
litigation involving the right Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company extend It's lines along the right of
way of the Rock Island Railroad An understanding vas
reached by which agreed VIII De made wnch tho
railroad company will require the Western Uuion Tcc-
graph Company to defend upon contract This Is In view
Of the decision Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Coun-
bus Ohio, at the late July term rendered In the slt oi
the western Union Telegraph Company against the
Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph Company and the Bnlti-
more and Ohio Railroad ct al" BY that decision cx-
elusive contracts between the Western Union and rail
road companies were held to be Illegal: account Of
the burdens imposed urOn railroad companies by such
contracts 2 on their want Of mutually; g. exclusive
grlrt3 20 a telegraph company were declared 10 be
against prbc policy, and therefore void.
II not anticipated that any further trouble OF cri-
os nature viii attend ;hc effort the Atlantic al D
iir Company 10 maintain liz equal right OF along
the Rock Island line.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

service! Was Il ever thought ~ In the DcInccreuc
partyl Was not cXDalsi n account OF rohucs, wa,
not reward for political eIvices for offices, were not al.
these cOrrnpting measures and Influences devised I'D hat
nafvl II the Il publicaus nave followed, thry nav
followed them rather with q slow pace thah WIZ ~
same vIgOr with which thiS system was once u" -, -
of. Iut after all yoU will admit, i tiini, VIA
me that that is tue great point, ana uit ~ ti'
Grstipn now i'm this country whC thrr the lhdniSic'i
OF the present Offices down to the smallest losti7'
ship in q little village OH il Minnesota or COi2tan-l
say whether rs not the principle of si1ct p.S %n'S %
that il corIlting Us 10 the very core. ani WEct,rr
there ought not to he most determined ehoiI on tno
part OF tae Republican party to erase 10 I'inc
oui this evil habit from practice uud'I ,inT oiT
Constitution | feel that this Is an o'9e't,
of immense difficulty. The senate WIZ no,
allow if 1T De done There Is now tuch SySp ~ ~
distribution OF Office that the Prcsl lent - Shachi' ~
will require all the energy Of the President ana ~ M
urgency of the best newspapers, and al me ursHuc vi vi
tie best bring ahou; Inn" VII, J, III lhr ~ ~,
service the continuance In Cflce OF those who nav" hc'
WELL and when the selection ~ men not on account W
po'itirs on account OF merit shall D. rcSiutH "
standing law IN tins country. This hope may DC carried
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
ARRIVAL OF MISS NELSON.

Among the passengers who landed yesterday
from England by the scythia, was the distinguished
actress Miss Lillian Adelaide Nelson who is TO begn on
oc, 80. the Walnut Street Theater, Philadelphia,
series OF those representations-eomp Juliet iea
bella, Pauline. julia. Amy RObsart &cin which she Is
unryaed in the present stage period To recall those
beautiful works Of dramatic art TO remember that they
we're made symmetrical by trained skill and were suf-
fused with spontaneous and magnetic emotion, and is to
think OF genius and beauty that could always easily give
avital embodiment to pOetical ideals Those persons
who for real dramatic art and are tired OF the sop
winch with little exception, Is everywhere prevalent,
cause for regret that this actress Will not appear IN
kewYork-at least till late IN the season Miss Nelson
Max etrakosch-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
MIREIEU

DFEN-ASDUFN~ on Tuceiay evening OCT ~; iy @ @tne
au r,ff, eighth 81 Wm 81 Deem 10 Emi!c \, daughter
tf The late ..uiu4- Andi"Nr
Ft~-rtI-r roVlru. ON Oct. H. 1876. at Baltimore. ~
ry Hobart H. smith assisted by l.'' \ I,t"l a'",
Nofr.i A. Iu,.,I Of IoTA to Isabel H. Fowler oi bal
LAWRENCE IL COUST-At the Prr'hytgr Chnrr1 ,.
south -Al,u N =. "Wednesday. OCT - $40 ny .n'
Iicy J. H. Nrrwiu. D. 3D.. Samuel u. '" ,'n'. 10 A"nr
only daughter ot walter l.. Iui francs - Count.
IODFR. HILL fr.iIrurc o thc hhlr pd,hl' -,
Iuttrh,st-t conn. "Wednesday oct - b lu, l. ~ ~ =, ~, "
Ilamupud ,iro Lpri i0 Ida q" onb daughter 81 ~
ter lliIi. c-l 80 caii%
MOORE -KIED-Nt the residence oi the bl" Hpi, ,nl,'
- b, The Rev. Jas s. Ramsey. u 'hL' M".t ~ SPINS"
urd Mas. ;o Jennie Ia t,Ii Reed IT Sew otA my
Springfield pap'ts please copy. . ,
MfILEE. COOK -Dn tho 18th inst, ~ this cIy.a ~ .
W,.f Fl! hind 81 b, lr Howard nI hhii p -
a,-,cd D. Pew Dr. Ml,rOf prigu,hHiR y. y, -. as,
-.y Miller. t-I Oi Bath =. 10 81 Louise '''"' "'~
ter Ol n. COOK, rsI, %. New ora
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TI-pKIsU CONFLICT.


A TURKISH CONSUL AsSAsSINArED AT TIflIS-N"'"
NAYEFF CENSURED.
LONDON. Wednesday Oct. -, 1870
A Reuter- dispatch from Paris says: " Intel
l.ence has received here that the Turkish Cohsh
and his wife at Tnis the capital city of Georgia, III
Asiatic Russia, have been assas 'inated."
ST. PETERSBURG, Wednesday, oct %. 1870.
1t is stated that the assassination Of the Turkish rep
reseIiatiye at Tinis not due 10 political motives.
The PaH SAL Gd-Cnc this afternoon says;
We are Informed that NJ John Lcmonnc has severed
his connection with the journal deS DcbHS O'clu0' o
the policy ~ England. while the uroprirtors OF Tue
papt r. Including NJ Leon say the Minister OF Finance
are opposed to That position
LONDON. Thursday, Oct. 20. 1876.
TIE Financer saws; "It is understood in view Of the
possibility Of further complications ia the East
that the Prnnsular and Oriental Companys steamship
CatIay will embark large number Of troops AT this port
Tor Malta the 2Sth inst
CoNsrANTINorLE, Wednesday, Oct %, 1876.
Gen gnntefT. the Russian Embassador, presented Els
credentials to the sultan yesterday, aud subsequently
had private interview with him.
Several more arrests have been made In consequence
Of the conspiracy to assassnate the Grand NLer anu
Midhat Pasha. a., ~ ,s-c
Tia stated here thai the Scrvian Government attbnte
the recent rcvcrscs their forces to the remisSne' ana
ncapncitv OF Cen Trhernaycf. The seryans deny the
capture OF Djuns by the Turks.
TURKISH VICTORIES CLAIMED.
LoSpoS. Thursday. oct 20. 1876.
dispatch 70 The Standard. dated Belgrade "Wednesday
night. says: "rhe Turks captured Bosowischie thiN
evening and are now advancing along bot banks of the
Hyraya Fighting going on to-day on the slopes oi
Dahgrad."
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

DiED.
BALDWIN on Monday oct - 1875, Timothy BALDWIN in
rnn-,a 80 i,"c, from Il, late residence Eghy vest
az 9n hin arp % %r,,pet,fuy aytrd . attend without fur
th'r motto. -,
EIHNEr- Al her rc,deucc 9} columbia iiigtt BT1osyn
on Monday c,cning oct Is1.ci ihiy Ilir 81 t''r III
Trnnr luecr Of t!,e late "'.i'am H. lmiy O' ""''
Relative, Snd friends o. tho family arc invited ~ ed n.a To- s,,nl
,c sGIh inst A. 80 O'Clock Relatives III ro'"'"'o
l,rif5ri Ia amt Washington y. C.. papers please copy
EERHIEN-At Eliscwood y Ellah F. B'1rrH r,,,r p,dpe
Funeral ,er,c, At & iar h1a.I . % o. m mans Lave loot
sIg ana &C. cIfs,9',s sra 10 =, ,,' rr.s. ls is lrJ ~
BDwDEN-on wednesday Oct. %. Rose VIE oi A""'o"
nowdrn n me 1l,i year o n.' 3 Yves, rry ST.
on saturday at ~ ococA Relatives aud if''h"' are '''''"
TO attend. -, ,g-c ~,
LANE suddenly IN Broolyn. TUESDAY oct ~ l7'o VI
ni e'nonr, SnthII I.lnc aged ~ years ., ., .,,.,d
hsa'yga spa eni; r 9 I NJ. ri, , rs,en6e Pcrcpont
st. on Thursday oct 90 at 4JO p NJ without i"'''' "o
LApnAM-A skaneatele. ". y. tenth MONTH 25d' An'o"
iIn i .is , ,"I ry,n,e On nh day. 2Gth inst, at .
o'clock D. m Intcrmcntin in Brooklyn . go. 49,. g,
MEnmII-At New Bedford Mass, oct H. 1876 Mary ="
wife 81 & aut Edward Mcrrl.
ON wednesday, oct - At her M Ir.iana's a,a samuel j.
y. j.. C'aIiiraI NItrland' ""o" VI Wv w
Notice of tho funeral hereafter - q, ,,.,,,r,uo
Mitchell wifs of the tate James w IIyoI' III '"' ' '
m friend. are invited attend tho funeral srfyic,
~, NV i1 1 nee ~ GIamcrcy PARK. at 10 O'Clock Oh
Thursday morning. ,.,h..,
RICHAEn-oN-In Hartford. Conn, oel ~ v 9 y Pii PPi
uurutunnin Eiilnboth. ~iir Of If"i v'ln N",.'H
hr1.on and dauglrr the Rev D. L. Au"lh OF 'u M
at z m m.
on FRIDAY tho 25tl. Burial pf''N'' ,
sMITH-At lis rrsdence on Jcit M Lii, Year ~ IN !,
morning oct ~ Alexander smith, III '"' ''' '''' VI ''
IN ,ttenJ hi. funeral
tr,n h T,,si pr'sbyrIian church. Emory h Jersey ,.y
Iighs rhuGsiiy, Ia" 2ph s' .y tity EaTrv ~,
Emory ...,- ,,-
.Vtop nm rns.d,v tho gath inst. at Portland Conn,
1iarIn usavu, Taylor this city III o bl't )e' o MS
.
WAIKFR-ou Tupsday, Oct. % Hamilton walker !" D''
- - - III ,.,. O BueuOs AyTrS. = a.
Services viii bs held at ne isIupue " m % i"rt," H.
O'Clock D m The remains VII De- lht'h W "'oo""o'" '
Fnday morning Al ~ y o CLOCK ioi in'oi"'oH''
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

his wife and sisters. Tie came to mo as the brOtherin-
law OF the Hon M Sherwood who sat at the adjoining
desk to me in Congress He is very plausible and lays
his approaches by general conversation having evil
denfy first learned some facts to so upon He even suS
ccs!ed tO that hnd forgotten In since he was nitro
ducel To me n the crowded lObbcS OF Congressan cN
'-cdnsy probable occurrence. Since then he has Vie
tlilzrd the Hon. Mr. Lyman, brother Fish COmmis
soncr of Massachusetts. as my brothcrulaw. stating
that he bad married my sister although have never en-
ipyed tho priyl 'gc O possessing sister. lie VIII prob
ably b. Nr. Lynaus bTotBcF-n-law next The press has
much exercised Lately the "mOthcr-in-law,"
but II this fellow is stopped he will make the brother
inaw equally ofiOus. He has dark hair Is rather tai
ard spare, ald has quiet connr'hed manner Pass
hln along. ROBERT D. ROOSEVELT.
NcC York, oct %, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
RFrrDLIcAN corSry CONTENTION

4 CowMfTrFE oN SOMINATI"Ns APPOINTED. ro RE-
PORT At A MEFTING oS MONDAY RESIGNATION
oF rHURLow wIED - 4 prLrGAfE
Republican Hall, on Thirty -thrd-,t near
broadway. crowded lat evening with tA" d"csl''
Go the Republican County Convention jacob \" fhi'"T
ron. jr called the convention 10 order nni benjamin ~
Phelps, District Attorney. elected permanent chair
man
A. r. Cornell called attention article IL ~ the
Constitution of the district assocatons, which reads
No Icrson shall be eligible ior any office 10 the A7'"
ciation nor for delegate to the Ccul Committee. nor
10 any convention. who directly indirectly holds any
olico othcr than that of notary public under D'n"
cratic authority" The chairman ruled that the article
was binding On the convention. but objections must h'
made on - call the roll Tho li- ~ delegates wa- then
called aud included the Of nearly the prounr NJ
Republican leaders In this city. No objection waH made
10 any ~ the representatives,. Among o,hors present
were Chester A. Arthur. George Bliss. salem H.
wales. ThoIna, L. James. and 4. J. Dttruho"fcr
whose response tine roll call received with crthu
ria.iic cheers. De Witt G. wheeler, COL. Joc W. Mason
Abraham Lent. Hugh GardLcr. Henry l.. Rowland.
JOSEPH G. Pinckncy, George " Clarke. g. Van Cott.
owen Brcnuan john d. Lawson Samuel Hail. and
Merritt Wlckhnm were also present TAuriow weed was
obliged on account Of ~ health. To resign his place
delegate 10 the convention.
TIE rca1ing Of the letter was received with loud
cheers and Cornelius Van Cot was Substituted for Mr
weed IA a delegate for tie district Mr.. Arthur then
said that the members Of the convention. In tho do
charge of their duties must not lose sit of lie Ma
tonal and issues The situation was full oi diEi
Guilty. ave SEEM" lac said to ic IN fos. Bat II We
steer our course by the light of aics and wheeler We
shall reach safely the port of success" He offered res
oluiinn thara committee nominations consisting 90
delegate from each Assembly district De apponriby
tho cha,rman. and that the convention adjourn until
next Monday evening. The resolution WI, adopted,
after explanation h it The registration II voters MD
/ al
would meet Ia know the probable vote n "a" cpHuy Hs
au important element ~ making the nominations FO-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
pJSSENGEES JERIYED.

FROM HNMBC RG-Tn sfSdfrship G,Iier, oct 2j-Amanda
Won aud two children. Dyer Williams, carl Hummrlshcim.
Marie Rutrr Emile WolHnger jules Jancke aud vile Alfred
Ku-enbrTg. Gustav Engc Emil Wci,. IOlse Kuhn Henry
Wcen Caroline -chuze, loui, R"uHr and wife. r. Jacob
and wife. 4. A. Regestrn and WIFE, \. T. Schulte,
Elwinc Kruger aud two childron. Anna Grunrwald
Marie kirinl, wilhelm Uhr Henry foyer, ~egmund Worm
william Black Ferdinand Hugo Carl -tau- MaN Hciss,
Herman wunier Pauline Pick and infant edwig Lob. j. NJ
Stpcss"- Heinrich SohweTn Elizabeth King H. Nacg"f, r.
W. Scinkrl ,. g. Fries Lima Wasser George ierfich Gust
\. Zrl - Ia clrcn AMI family, Amae Eeckermann
+. Lotto aud wtr Magla kOppert Verona Wall, Beftha
DietIe, barbara BuLrrT.
FROM GIA SGOWTa steamship Sdts Of Indiana, oct 2j.
Alfred Cou-h ~ crawford Mir and Mrs. John trOssy,
Mrs. Fox and children Gsorgs Smith, Miss J. Adans
Ie Brown f. Zabeth McFd lane. Thomas Dona!isOl ana
il-il Mis- aud Miss Brown. JOnn WOOdsilc. Edwl
kupuc. H. kilumauu.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

Whv .uf.f M NJ .Iul-l uT "a IIIt Nl'n they may Ne
s....v .upd hy pAfYg'- GiSrfE luNtt \ d"-' before
i,l- -ffsn tH,ls ihr appetite Aud rahH th' stomach u"
,.f I', :a.f fi- p.rasauf remedy urumpilf chc' -
t,, t,it, ,au-,i,afirr th. bowels tuusuuptiyc- ui
u,I.amr r,rf 49,. steadily rAln strength trn It IhtR"IA
ipr rnrrr. 10 A . remedy Got coughs iud '"li7 H"l
thr 4rbr &" bear The cnd " WINTER hh
,uuinft.ut Whaling warmth cramps t",
',.u,rv fsui,.rc fut tLc uf nium qucly llrid 10
ffi f.u,e lu' q thr.ut sm hud roui bF ''
ruttlu- ast.tt of tlr stomach ana ii"l'"uh H'! '''
uoa.. sold by all drugus's
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
SPANISH kFFhIHS.

TfINWON,
The Standard reports that Spain has decided
10 take step, toward placing her navy on more ccen
footing All the available irouclad, viii Immediately be
formed into squtdron the rt duty Of which VII be to
act 80 a coast guard.
Reuters dispatch from Madrid says; "Ih' spanish
Foreign Minister proposes the conclusion oi an 'Ad"
tion treaty with the United States
Eighteen generals aud los other pcrson- connected
with politics have boon arrested accomplccs In the
recent conspiracy.
Aro,al order has been published fully approving tho
action Of the sub prcfcct Of Port Mahon toward ho Prot
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
MIDNIGHT YEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the South Atlantic States, higher ba-
ro,uc,r north To west winds stationary OF lower tenn
peratuIe. aud clear weather. ,
for me Wfle and Eastern states. rising barometer,
ucste,iy undS, yeneraiy colder clear or party eodv
,ryu
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

The committee also includes The chairman of the con
vcntOn Benjamin X. Fn"lps. ana viii met ~ R"pub-
lican Hall tins evening at O'Clock. Communicated
received from the German Independent Orguuill-
ton. the Independent CtlruS Association. and the
AniiTiumauy Conference Committee, which were re
fcrrcd 10 the COmui' tee On Nominations The proceed
incs characterized by marked harmony and cHti1-
as and illusions To- the great be- exercised m
selecting county ticket m order 90 strengthen the
National and State tickets received with hearty
dcnOnhlrAllOns Of apnInNAI
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
TIE CALIFoRNIA GOLDEN WINE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-Slr l.. POnton de
Arce, agent nf tins celebrated table wine OF California,
received Saturday Last from DTectorGcnera GOshOm
certified copy of te awards 80 justly made to this eX
ccrnt Wlie for Its purity. Ta.a'ablnne5s, and good
qualities Er. Gustlve Male OF san MatcO Cali Is the
proprietor o this vine. The award IL full diploma and
No. rst-ra5s mcddlthc highest premiums that can
lp ttEa
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

The old Quaker that ~ 5ilmad n need in the per
mr dandy hing unpleasant was hall
right 80 H. r. Babh For hc makes his Bah, soap
sontlus that his craft not De confused with that Of
those who make the toilet soap. The "Baby SOAP
only n6ehi tJ bD tested ~ drive AL others from usU IN The
crabcr bih Irs to and best Of for
A Of nnnnln
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
Cert,inI, Worth In,r.,ignrIng.

Tho iun,r. practical aI,au'as'. of tie new Invention oi
n. vti,.t & 10 ii,, - n auomhtc sowing
machine firrr.nt principle iI"m every other '""inf ma
cts manufactured un yirw at centennial Machinery ii
-oo = cot 5U and G,1 road~ny. - y; 10 Court 49,
Ifotf.u. $50 nrpr IT, Jersey ,iy. tciar q, Newark
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram shove the bnonrta Va . "a -, ~ ~ ,'. u
urs diisuus 4 time Tor ih" y hour.
crns uiluist The olra horizontal line marks ~ ncA heht II
tb aoner irregular white hue represents th oscillations the
mere during ihosr LoglL
YESTERDAY = rise In the Of pressure was gradual
and is to be favorahy interpreted There Is little hui
nudity in the ami the temperature has further de-
cncd All the local conditions point 10 continuance
for at least two days ~ pleasant weather
For this city and vicinity clear or slightly couded
sky ana cooler weather are TO be expected to-
cay aud Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
A FRAUDULENT BROTHER-IN-LAw

TO the EdifOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: There is a gcntlemanly looking man
going about passing himself on brother-n-law OF
some one with the story OF his being robbed by pick
pockets when gotng the train while travelling with
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
5uerlal Noilrss.
Patents. trademarks, &c.

Patents, trademarks, &C.,
secured in United states Oltlgh countries Dy
ARTuIR Y BRIFSEN'S PAIi-ST AGENCY,
25s broadway. Now-lOrk.
Best references. send for book Oi Instructions
Po,t-Oficc Notcc.-The FOREIGN MAILS for the week
eudng SATURDAY. oct %. 1916 viii close 81 this oi1ce
on n ESDAN at Z 4. M. Tor Europe. per seams mp
Montana via queenstown, on WEDNESDAY at 73O a. M.
for Funpe per steamship kussavia Queenstown on TIL RS
DAY. at 1880 for Europe per steamship Iimbril va
Plymouth, Cherhourg and Hamburg, on SATURDAY at 10
A NJ for Europe per steamship city OF Chester via Queens
town cOrirsq qOncnce FOR scotland. Germpny, and France
arcd hy This steamer must he specially adfesed
10 a FOR scotland direct steamship CahOfna
and II for France direct per sealsp
via llavre and at $50 for Europe PEI
ship Mpscl, southampton and Bremen lhc III ~
Montana Russia and Clty OF Chester do not
sweden, ana Norway The @ mails s iSr H"w.Y YORK
Indies Bermuda and ~ Thomas wiz VSho % rra,ctca
30 The mails China &C. viii leaye & "a" ssn Fran,
Nov. l. The mails Tor Australia &C., WI" t1sNlS T. NJ .
cisco Nov. \. 1875. !. - 90 -
seventh Assembly District Haye. ana ana ,r" on5bc
Headpuartrrs 74S Broadway ntaI ,iffTs EVENING at
meeting viii held Headquarters p Jsriine and
O'clock Addresses by g. w buhsp' ''f -
Others Singing by Gire cup oxr ,spINWALI. Pres't
Th,.,.enth Assembly District Iiuyes ana "nes' -
C,,,,,iup Club VIII At Liberty HAL NO 20, -
sixteenth ST. THIS C1hurslay) ENENiNun % .s,,n, ~ ~
Sin Err o. NOBLE will address me ineettns tptnstsnt
Hon ~ ANsON u. McCOok' fIo''"'"
JoaS h. wkioHT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

SCHOOL SUITs.--Large stock at greatly re-
duccd prices. BROKAw BROTHERS, ithavc., opposite
Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
TIE ANNIVERSARY OF BALAKLAVA.
I.A,.-.n NA,,I,.--.I.l- ll.i- ~ "a

A banquet was held to-day at Frccmason '
Tavern in Great Qucru-st, To commemorate The lha-
klava charge The banquet Tx" that Of last JeAt WAS
attended by tie survivor, % the charge.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

There is pale, haggardlooking man in this
c VINO spends much Of his time uteTinR curses upon
ne memory OF the woman who devised the cunning
'afe Oh chair tdies.-lBrooklyn Argus
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

yrpS Futsrn ana HitS NIr's, cifer i"S1f'Sr - pre-
dt. fuH1rp ynIi' nying ana .tdktnJ DO the ia'e
~ .s,tJ pa..s AiMpNHH CLpHN' Hut si. corner
N.ss4u auI utuI st..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN, 1876 -
HEADQV ARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL NETWORK.
IN ~
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
,Uon. JAMES q. BLAINE.
Hon. ]. +. MANNING.

Hon. J. II. WARWICK.
Hon. ISAAC /. HAYES.
Hon. DORNAN Il. EATON.
Gen. r. +. TOWN. SEND.
Hon. LEWIS T.. CARR.
CHARLES T.. ABBOTT.
.Nai0r J. G. z. BEYLAND.
Con. DENNIS y. BU kkE.