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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

Commodore vanderbilt was not quite as we'll
yesterday.
Tho n, Hon. II. G. T.. Childors, NJ. T., arrived
IN tae steamship A.serit yesterday.
Madame Annette E,sipoG, IN emn. Russian
yesterday.
The tenchers and pupils in the public schools
have VI may next 4ia holiday 10 visit the Centennial
Exposition.
Neil McKcnna was sentenced TO State prison
tlr unr ycr Yesterday for gylas fake residence TO
be registered.
y lillian Foley, one of the Fenlars recently
res uod from Australia, died IN ODJ4OysG l. s-l's
hotel Yesterday.
James Mcdonald, who fcl through trc h tch.
way of it c'tNc'or m tAt LrtLu ttAtr l c uA luct
day, died tsterlay.
The Hon. Collin Milton mpnrll VI. T., sliled
IN thr stoaus ~ -c}tuil, t.tr tIt"il.' N' . had
rrcei ton in iHe l'rNoort H"l'''
Il bert Wipi n.. nia- u .3 Prndle,' and
MlIIfl ltuiNt. .Ni." 1905 liurii- pu ,rinnoA drop
pes, were arr -f.4 las by $ rtt GtstIn.
The VIII of Nr-. Cathauue ilayomoicr tho
foir sirtos,,o r,. % will. r4ii-j j,-.trdly
sIi- James D. Garrett, of ~ l.l,t si4ty.nmi
f.Ir,i. NAs robl q t3N worth 90 lrNrl'l hi n u.
.t.l.n..n D .,aye Nlssi.' cane from rostoa
Nli. liu Jeeitgt4j.
lhe New YorS Cheap lIa''uou itionC Cqm oany
tX lu-r 10 rrlt,s'ts hc M, cn uls tu vote ioI the
proposed iu'Hi. gag to f,r Constitution relative to
tie management ot the canals.
Non Mckenns being arraigned before Judge
sutherland, yet riiY. fOr t.l,r registration, plead
that wlile intlG 'Atod, he reercd ns liy.nI al "a
atAsou street. NItnce he moved .No Yc4.. 4g5. He
Was seuteneelt9 s.le PRISON fYr oLeyctr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
P1L1CE 1ND PRISON.
John Buddinghnus's BaroninI Assum ptions
aud Forgery of n Friends Name.

aud Forgery of n Friends Name.
A 1orid youth, with the down Just ap-
pearine on his cheek, and attlred In a fashion
ably-cut morning suit stood before Judge Gil
dersleeve yesterday, charged with forgery. Late
In September he, John Buddinghaus, pseudo
Baron Won Blirchroedden, began to live expen-
svely In the Windsor Hotel. A few DAYS later
he requested the cashier to collect draft for
$500 upon August Belmont & Co., signed with
to the desk corclessly, he said that tho cashier
might. III he pleased, advance $25. The cashier
was delighted to be permitted to advance t25 to
Baron. Buddinghaus went out, and was not
seen again In the hotel. Messrs. Belmont Co g.
csshed the draft. Later 1t was learned that
Buddinghaus had borrowed the title from a
follow-passcnger on the steamer from Germany,
and he was arrested.
Mr. Augustus F; Koch. importer Of crock
ery, OF lS3 Chambers street, testified that
John Buddinghaus is the petted son OF
William BuddinRhaus, great cutlery manu-
!acturer OF Solingen, Prussia. John was
sent 10 America as an agent by his father. but
on shipboard. in the society Of the Baron whose
that had been given to him. On landing he
called upon Mr.. Koch, and announced that he
would stay at the Windsor Hotel. A few days
afterward he called again, ana said that he
day following his settlement there he spoke Of
his having obtained money upon a fictitious
draft, and said he would repay IL as soon as he
received promised money from his father. Tho
message to Buddinghaus's father, and the latter
replied that his son must bs saved from the
consequences OF bis folly. Judge Gildersleeve
said that. having considered the youth and
history Of the prisoner. he would impose the
lishtest statutory penalty, one year In the peni-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
THE REAL Err.
why Samuel ). Tiidcn should be Elected on
Tuesday Next.

The largest hall In Hudson county, II hall
II may be called, Hexamers Riding Academy,
In Hoboken. was densely jammed last evening
with enthusiastic Germans. Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer
began his speech by saying he had come to put
the torch to Carl Schurz's statements of the
issues OF tho campaign. Schurz and he agreed
on one point at least, that tho present Ad-
ministratioD was corrupt to the core. and
that immediate reform was an absolute
necessity. The difference between them
arose as to which OF the candidates
was most likely to give reform. He then
branched on into tho general issues Of the cam
paien, charging that the change would be simply
one in name and In no sense real, that Hayes,
II elected, would be simply child In the hands
OF Grantism and OF tho en- Robeson, Chs"uler,
and the Camerons, who controlled tne Admlnis-
traiion. he AdministTntisn was one OF corrup-
ton end orsed hy 10000 olceh olders. feed
ing at tho public cost. There would he no real
ohange, nnd the reform Of the party would he
that Of Belknnp, Btbcock, Morton, and Blaine,
who would be still In power, aud who would he
called on to carry 1t out The genuine reformer
is Samuel J. rildcn. tGre1t tppausc.l lie alone
can give the reform dem indcd by the people
and return the country to Prosperity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
A sHOUT FROM THE BOSS.
MIR. Keiiy's sPredictions-TiIdent TO bs Elected,
aud Peace Regained.

MIR. keliy's redictiOns-Tilden 10 be Elected,
aud Peace Regsined.
The General Committee of Tammauy
Hall met last evening, the Hon. Augustus scheil
presiding.
Mr. Henry l.. Clinton and Mr.. Peter d. Olney
delivered speeches. and were followed by NJ
John Kelly. His appearance WAS greeted
with thundsilng cheers. lie said that IL
was the last meeting Of the committee
before the election. Tho enemies Of the
Democratic party can never corrupt Tam
many Hail. [Great 0ppause,l n they had all
the money that is In the national Treasury It
would be impossible to uso 1t in distraclinG or
dis r. nizng rammany Hall tAppluGse,l Dur
Aug hi whole career In politics, which extends
over t'ifly years y wmauy II 3ll has never reon
30 well disciplined ls IL is now. LApplause.l
Throughout the hist rY OF the Demo eratic party
n Is impossible 70 point 10 single line that re-
cords III Z IanunuY ii.ll " ever soTfuuted.
IAppauae.l NOtNltH tending what Nas done
by IL ell once connected with iamuaf, tinQ IN
honor IS urstelnei ~ cOrrup.ion. lAu-
plausc1 II no knew that there va u M n
IN 1ammanT II N eu8".itible to thn advances
OF a corrupt nlst, lac would be the hr man to
should return 40 q. ~ .iatTi. o., and - " tea
over the ballot huHts therein. In this crisis Il
the n toms history u Nlll not do - appOint
ignorant men 10 c4Hrd t1,ln. Honest, Nell-in-
ton iOnud men %. . -t Least read and write must
be a. !, sncd Tor tae Guty aud tueir minds must
choson nj the ratOsl Convention. Their
names should be printed on every ticket. one
sbundreu and eighty three thousand names have
been registered, tWenty'tAiee thousand more
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
THE NfTTON,S PERIL.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 1T is well under
stood hero that the Republicans only hope for
success by force and fraud In four or nve South
ern States and by fraud In Pennsylvania ard
California. With all these instrum entalities
they are not saneuine Of success, but there Ia q
vsry general impression In this city that they
are preparing to disregard the expression OF the
popular will on Tuesday next, and to take military
possession Of the Government. Such A proceed
Ing would occasion no surprise here, for every
body Is sprepared for It, and not m any persons are
confident that there will be peaceabIe surren
der OF the Government to the persons .. .sen by
the people. Al the moyepSo5,',, ~, 81 me me hepnb
hSsni hs since tne befRdIne tho House OF Rests
sentatjyss q DIN tho voice given 1t as well as the
qs-sse by the Federal Constitution In the count
Inc OF the electoral vote, and their recent au-
thorized publications In their party organs show
plainly that they are making ready to have Sem
ator Ferry take II upon himself. In defiance OF
the Constitution, to set aside the votes OF SOW
ereiRn States, and to count Others as coolly as
he were one OF Bill Mann's strikers In Phiiadel-
phia. Whether Mr.. Ferry will dare to assume
this role OF revolutionary violence Is not ascer-
taiped, but httle doubt exists that he will
be begged and implored to do so by
Blaine, Chonder. and Norton, and that Grant
and sherman will hold the army ready to back
up this work Of usurpation and fraud. Both
these bad men would he only too happy to shed
tho blood Of the people. and nothing but a
decided and overwhelming majority for Tildcn
SUN up. the Republican leaders arc bold and
desperate men, and the sooner the people are
MADE to understand that a coup d'6tdt Is a very
possible event. the better for their rights and
liberties II they have any wish to defend them.
Grant aud Chandler stand ready to treat the
Presidential election as a nullty, and II the
Republican party Will back them In IL they are
willing to 20 ahead aud trust to the sword for
the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

There IL to lie a rousing Tildon meeting and
par.le m Grrenyllle this evening.
Major John +. :. Foremans barns and other
luillnss, uear Freehold, we're burned Oh Tuesday.
LJs. 5000.
joseph Pagan, aged 20. was fatally injlrod by
the occidental discharge OF gun ~ his ONl han ~
near BoruentVwn, On Tuesday
MoN MCkeas, aged H. has Disappeared from
TIE huus' ol her uncle llusn McKoaF, Of ~ AiIlul
street, NtN MuAsNlch villa over fiuo OF his mon 3,
George Wheaton, the missing ticSrt agent II
fhe l'rAWarc, Lac saw anna Hud western kulrtu, "|s
zen Ia fourth avenue soon after 10 o',o's ou -Hlnr
dY nigt III friends fear that he has met "liA IJt!
Play.
August Lawrence. while enioyiuGthe sports n
Halloween 1crsry itY ON IursiAy night had a.ui.
iu Il limo throWl INTO lis CJrs. lie VII lose MS eye
sgt. The womau NhQ threw tue lime th0ugat she
Nas throwing hQGr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
ARADrcAL CHANGE NEEDED.
Tho yilincations ON the Character of Gov
Tiidcn without n Parallel.

Tho YilincatiOns On the Character OF Gov.
Tildrn without n Parallel.
Fireworks and martial music attracted q
large assembly In front Of the rooms OF the
James DAILY Association in Avenue c last even
ing. Tho vlincation Of Gov. Tilden's charac-
ter is without parallel 10 tho history Of our
country" said Gen. John Monks. mo crime
too revolving, no trickery too base, for his SIAN
derers to bring against him. But the eyes OF
the people have been opened to the deerad ation
OF bis calumniators, and their words only re-
fleet discredit upon themselves. Tho cry for
Reform was never so universal as now. nor was
Gov. Tildens position ever strong. Every
child In New York city is born under a debt OF
800. contracted by William W. Tweed and a
Republican senate. Every laborng man carries
a burden OF taxation imposed bv the misruo of
the party now In power. In their hands our
course, as n nation. has been a downward one,
and will be until there Is a radical change. Let
the people establish a self government, by
voting the Democratic ticket and placing the
best men IN Off ee."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

The Independent Labor or Greenback party
nominated candidates for county officers last evening
The Convention met In Science Hail In Eighth street
Mr. william A. A. Carsey presiding In the calling OF
the roll only delegate responded for each Assembly
district making II impossible TO ascertain the total
number OF delegates to the Convention. A letter
read announcing that James Gordon Bennett declined
the prurrred Greenback nomination Tor Mayor The
folOwing county ticket was reported ana adopted
Mayor, smith Ely. Jr. sherin. Bernard Rcey, County
Clerk. Thomas Murphy Surrogate u. {. CalNln Judge
q the Superior Court; Josepl kocn Judge of the
Marine Court, Henry j. Scudder Coroncre, William
n. stiner, Richard Flanagan, aud Louis Nanman Al
dermen az Large, Joseph &. Plnckney Richard B Cow
ing, Graham Hyatt. aud william G. Cole. Calvin
name evoked Misses, and large number OF the dele
gates desired to have II stricken on the ticket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
The Lick WIN Cnse.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Lit has been ascer-
tanned that the main LIounds which John II. LICK
intends his fathers trust deed are insanity
and undue influence the part OF the trustees and
others. who, It Is alleged, have used means to pref
udicc deceased against his falsely accusing
the latter OF obtaining the passage through the Lesi
lature OF bill providing that no decrdent should ~
yile over certain proportion Of his fortune to chart
table other objects, aside from the natural heirs
by which and other legged untrue the
deceased was induced to leave the estate IN the
prejudice u the petitioner. The legitimacy OF John
II. Lick will be made prominent feature 10 the con
test by me trustees. and an Impression prevails that II
will be difficult TO prove action the part
falher BY Mh!eh his leglnmacy can be est bished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
The Coiouiza,Ion Of Liberin.

Bishop Gilbert Haven sailed yesterday morn
ing IN the bark Jasper Capt Williams, for Liberia.
lie was accompanied by mis- nephew the Rev. j. r..
Gracey formerly Of India and lately of clifton Springs
and the lev, MIR Day Of the Lutheran Mission at
huhenbcTg, on the st. Pauls uyer, Liberia. Thirty
coored cmlgrants from Columbia s. C., New Orleans,
ihiauelpha, and TINS city were sent out with them by
the American Coonikation soclc'y Bishop HNeh
Church TO he present q the African Conference At
Monroyia In Iauunry After Visiting the Llberan mis-
s0us he will make a tour OF the African coast MIR.
Graccy goes tor the bentnt of his health over 800
ptope have been sent to Liberia BY the society
q "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Times to-day in ita
financial article says; "Messrs Ellison Il Co. cotton
brokers iu their annual review OF the cotton trade
make ca culaiion based on figures and pat exprri-
ence that Europe VIII next year require 22ilO ~ Oo0
pounds of cotton. 300. 800 bales. hey rstiuilte
that the demand will exceed the supply by 10000
bales. II, however. Europe continues unsettled tho
demand Will be less, anu the probable supply may
coed the estimates As reools from the United states
frequently 90 not give fair idea Of the actual Of
facts at the outset of the season"
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Anew Bank Ready for Business.

The Brewers and Grocers Bank was formally
opened for business yesterday 10 the building that
by the old Thlrd.AYenue SAVINGS Bank. The d
Sternberger james Eyerari, j. l.. Humfreville, q.
Brennan. q. v Griffith, DAVID Jones, J Hlcnardson T.
J. McCahill, II. O. Friedman, Lew Samuels with James
Eyerard, Presidents C. W. Grlitith, Wee President
and John Hesfe, Chairman. The stockholders sub.
HCrlbed for the purchase Of the building before cap
ital stock of 100000 was pnt IN the bank The Third
Avenue Savings Bank paid f2e5,OlO for the building
and It was sold vita all It's costb nxtures, " the
bankiu. corporation for $50 900.
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SPRINGFlELD, O., Nov. 1.-Two large buildings
OF the Mann Powder Mills which are located fourteen
miles Of this city blew up with terrinc violence
about two o'clock this afternoon Michael Dencane
blown to atoms, and several other persons were
severely Injured Tie windows OF bull ilngs miles
distant from the scrle were broken. Antioch Col
lege, at yellow spfiygs was considerably damaged.
and the shock was painy felt AZ Sp ingheld Xonia,
London and othcr places The damage IS estimate d al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

Tuesday evening under tho auspices OF thc TIL
den and Hendricks club. J. Ketson introduced
MIR. T.. Il. Suffern Of New YORK. who delivered
most interesting and telling speech for honesty
and reform. Mr. W. Sterling Yard Of New York
also spoke. The village was thoroughly aroused,
and nearly all the residences were Illuminated
and decorated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

LONDON, Nov l.-Thc following telegram has
been received at the japanese Embassy In this CITY,
Some portions OF the despatch unintegibe to tho
Embassy itself but It indicates taat serious disturb
ances have occurred:
The Kumamottc shisjokuS (samourc class revoltcd
on the night Of the Esd October killing many officials
They were som -uhiutd. lne Imperial iroups also
fought anu overcame the Aktsouki ShirjoS us near
h houra. Hundrcds surrendered. the Y am agutsi
shi,Jokus rose and escaped. Orders were foI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
The Great procc,.iop ,bi, Evening.

The procession arranged for this evening
promises 10 be grand affair The SILK nsgs be given
by the General Committee the district making the
finest display has ensendered spirit Of rivalry which
VIII tend TO secure admirable equipment OF the di
fercnt organizations Stands Will be erected In Rroad
WAY, Fourth and Third avenues. Irying place, and
Union square. The grand stand will Tie IN Union
square, between the statues Of Lincoln anu Llfs!
AlgcrnOn :. sullivan will preside. Iammany Hall
and tne Everett House VIII be covered with nags, aud
De brilliantly illuminated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

can Minister TO this country, has Just returned from
brief visit to Mexico, where he called upon Mr. Romero
MS pre- !eccssor, and saw him living happily with M,
Nlir lie vas cunstqutn w. surprl Ell 10 learn his
return that repOrt had been eKiCnsycly puh IS Cd M
We United States tu the effect that Mrn lomrg1 nai
tlJucl WIN Il huertlue IN the t.ty Of Mexico. Mr
Mlrscal de, not lltate 10 pronounce the report to
BE- cAtircy destthto OF truth,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
The Disnneciion in the basque Province

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Standards despatch
from Msdrid reports that Gen Quesada yesterday hod
conference with the Ministers on the ftatc Of ths
HisQue Provinces. The army OF occupation viii bc re-
enfuccd, and Qucsadl returns TO Bscly inmedlltey.
The Conservative press urge energetic pOcY against
the growing dsaecuon displayed in the attitude VI tho
Bscayan deputies AMI towns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Cardinal Antonciii Dyina-Rciatives sum.
moned TO bis bedside.

LONDON, NOV. 1.-The often repeated rumof
Of Cardinal Antonellls critical condition. which has
been again circulated the past day two. there now
seems reason to appreheni. is well founded A Reuter-
despatch from Rome says 4" Cardinal AntOnel 10
dangerolslY ~ The members Of the dlp uina body
went the vatican yesterday to inquire as TO his
special despatch from Rome to the Daily Ne,s
slys; "tardnal AntoncllIs Is dying His Holiness ths
Pope on sunday ordered consultation Of physicans
who declared the tRrdlna hopeless His relas
tiyes were summoned to his bedside found him un-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The Pacific Mail
steamer Alaska, sailed to-day for Hong Kong via
Yokohama, taking out s60ooo0 IN silver coin and bu.
lion, large proportion Of which was sent by local
banks on account Of Eastern and European
cuts who prefer TO sett" their ind btedness Orena
chased bills on Francisco to large amounts for
81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

ANNAPOLIS, NV l.-second class Cade, Mid
shipmon Charles ". Garrett OF Iudilna and Frederick
A. Wooaworth ~ california were today dismissed
frOu The NaNal Acauruy Tor b Eng 80 lar Twelve
cadets nave been dismissed for tins offence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

The Democrats are taking measures to refute
the assertion that the business OF this city are IA
favor Of Hayes and wheeler, ami paper being clrfu.
lated Whri has already been siglcl ienslv ~ rle
Produce schange siucrs include, win many others,
President stars, cx Presidents floJd, Eason, Jewell
n irrlsla, anu llc a.
on the cotton Exc ianse % signatures were obnincd
TO-DAY, en- racing a'nrf ail the .Vadns nrm- Bank
sNely,
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GRENADA, Nov IA fire last night destroyed
sixteen bu incis houses the vest side Of the square
and on he west sileo ~ Gre me street. The buullgs
d"stIuycG were prncl. Al} frame. Among t40m were
sDy def's Bank, tho Post once, and Llle's grocery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
Inspector, of EIec,ion in Troub,c.

william McNulty, an Inspector in the Twenty
seventh Election District Of the Ffth Assembly DIS.
trc taxing his appointment svore that he had been
acltzen and resident OF Sew York FOR i've years.
Before the Police Commissioners, Yesterday. II Was
proved to have been ia lsOhOod Ie VIII be removed.
charge against Inspector WI hanson, Of the sixth
Election District of the Ffth Assembly District, Tor
failing leave public cops of the registry list at the
place OF registry, was also proved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

President Sloan, Of the Delaware, Lackawanna a
and Western Railroad. receycd olcAl report Of the
accident at Lehgh summit near crli ton from super
nendert lalsead yesterday. lie PLACES the bame Oh
the hrAk euan who did not ~ lAck win te Has
auu the enKineer of the coal train,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

KANSAS CITY, Nov. l.-Roports have reached
here of the lynchlns Of two horse teyc, named VIII
ham Fulton and llundl VIZ WYlndOtte county Kansas
on sunday mo- ulns, by Nlfllant cOMmittcr. IL -
also alcd lhat he" more - the Daud nave been cap.
turct aud served tile same way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 1.-The great maritime
canal connecting this ciy with tac German an was
opened to-day with imposing ceremonies, at which thu
King OF the Cabinet, and foreign representa-
tiyps present. A grand uanqur took place this
The city 10 covered with tss; there gen.
cral Illumination tonight aud splendid eN biuons Of
fireworks are given. Inc canal h sixteen miles long,
Gud las M the end hafblr covering 300 acres,
whlch, however, 10 not quite completed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
Woods Museum no More.

The long neglected and dusty old curiosities
In woods Museum were removed Yesterday to Barn.
ums llippodrome. The building has been leased to j.
+. Barnes who will enlarge the stage erect third gal
lcry tier and conduct II ON plan similar TO the Lon.
don AIhamDTa Ballet and beer will predominatc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
The Hattie viii sitting Bull.

CHICAGO, Nov. IAN ofncisl report OF tho
battle between sitting Bull. Pretty Bear Bull Eagle.
John sans Ares, Standing Bear, Gaul and White Bear
ON Cedar Creek, the general results Of which were
given ~ Paul dennach last hight, says that the
numbtr Of Indians known 90 have Deen Allled IL nye
clos dnoN Ny vigorous work some cavalry Is lndls'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

For Assembly, Anti Tammany, NJ. j. Shand-
eY, Fourth District Eapu5ucan, J {. Brogan, Third
pistricfi August sChsfcl, Fourth Dlstrict; Samuel
kngcl, klghth Disncti Christopher Pullman, Eight
eruth District.
Foo Aldermen, Republican, Morris Precision, Fourth
DIsIrcl HenIy I. lloNland Jr., Seventh District.
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pOUGnKEEPslE, Nov, IA special to the
Kgy.e says on Nont.l aman named s'cp,.n Cooper
muuh,nucer IN eastern Duchess corrt', near Dover.
got INTO alteration vita .s son, "a .i ann IN the
lrOin. Death ensufd and he hudi nu~ltd turl.y.
There @as no iAq iest, nyr mo tAc ..deTer been
arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Nov. 1.-The schooner f..
sat fromtle hks reports the loss of three Of her
crew on the ION u October BY being washed over
lN tri, lhtr uAlnc. James LlStNOrth, ffJuk
Damn, aud Daniel NJ, A,ill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02

SALT LAKE CITY Nov Flour carriages
three wagons one pair Of mules one span Of horses
one harness. and three cows the uroporN Of Brs am
oung were sold here AZ lubc auction t'd- -y, by the
Commissioner, To pas thr award OF the 1r W me Ann
Eliza ease. lheY br rsNt sl,ts1 Fu.il.r st@1ies "
pgUlC.tJ VII, hs uliir