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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
CRICKET.
OPENING OF THE sEAsoN-CoMrNa EVENTS
GOSSIP OF THE CLUBS

OPENING OF THE sEAsoN-coMrNa EVENTS
GOSSIP OF THE CLUBS
Tho cricket has opened very auspiciousy and
bids to bc OF the most successful in this coun
try. Tho opening matches by the st. Georges and
Staten Island clubs were largely attended by the
bcrs, and much enthusiasm prevailed Tho recent
weather has done much to improve the condition
OF tho grounds Mr.. William Brewster, professional
for tho Staten Island Club says that tho grounds wcro
never in better condition for playing, and on
the opening match, May 80 IL tho weather
Is fine, good gamc Is anticipated. For
time past the cricket scason has
opened about the middle OF May for practice,
and on Decoration Day the first regular match
has been played at Staten Island, between tho St
Georges and staten Island clubs negotiations AFRO
now In progress for this first match, which will doubt
less take place at Staten Island Tuesday, May 80
The grounds of the Staten Island Club are at Camp
Washington, an historic spot The club on match
days, erect commodicus tent for their lady visitors
The grounds can be reached by either OF the Staten
Island ferries.
Tho 81 Georges Grounds situated at the foot OF
Ninth street, Hobokcn, and arc In bcttcr condition
than ever before. Every Wednesday the members OF
the cub meet Tor practice and generally scratch
match Is arranged
The Manhattan Club have recently through tho
courtesy Of the Prospect Park Commits toner's been
assigned q space tho parade ground the rear OF
Prospect Park These grounds can be reached by street
from Fulton ferry, the nearest being the Concy
Island Railroad The club will open tho season on
Decoration bay by practice game among tho mem
bcrs. Tho In matchrs Will bo selected from Has
lord, McDouga. Greg Hooper, Tucker, Oakley, Maxim
Hayward. CammclI, HERSHEY, HIgeinscn and the vet
eran Captain James smith, The club will this year
lose the services OF their lormcr secretary Arthur Gil
bert OF he most valued members OF the team. Mr.
Gilbert has gone to England, his native country but u
Is expected that he will return IN September. The club
numbers about 100 members, and only requires a few
days practice 70 appear against any eleven In this
v:cinty The Prospect Park Club practising every
Saturday ahi viii soon make arrangements for matches
with all local clubs.
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AN ENGLISH Pedestrian COVERS ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY MILES IN rwExry-FoUR HOURS.

AN ENGLISH Pedestrian COVERS ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY MILES IN rwExTy-FoUR HouRs.
The pedestrian meeting that terminated NJ Agricul-
tural Hail. London tho 9th inst developed some
"tall' walking. Tho event gotten up for the
purpose Of testing the ability OF Englshmcn to beat
the distance OF 100 miles, iurlongs Ia yards mado
by Weston country. Prizes OF fl0o 10 the irst
clio 20 the second 81 10 the third and $40 TO head
subscription for the who would Guido wcs,ou's
feat were tho incentives Fourteen out OF sixteen
tocd the SCRATCH The performances OF several
OF the men were remarkable, and ono vau CHAN, OF
chester covered the distance OF 100 miles In twenty.
four hours, marvellous feat He only beat
wcston's record, but rather shaded o'Leary's
LOO mile record OF lSh. 53m 40s the
report saying that "amid great excitement tho
Chester man put tho steam, and accomplished the
100 miles in lsh. ohm 35s, thus beating the Yankees
record by I'm. 5s. Vaughan walked At a
good pace until I'D miles and laps lad been covered
Al So I'm boa, wien he stopped opposite the judges
stand and fell thoroughly exhausted mo tho Of
his attendants, and carried on the track No was
sssfwasd brought back with loose slippers on and 10
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THE sAENGERBUND.

The choral societies Of the New York AIlgsmsine
sacngorbund held meeting a the Germanic Assembly
Rooms yesterday afternoon, to complete the arrange
ments the Centennial celebration on the Fourth Of
July and the of tho Fourth, when tho festival viii
be inaugurated by torchght PROCESSION Reports Of
the different received, embracing the
details or the celebration AZ Hamilton Park which Ia
the forenoon will be by PROCESSION Of The
different societies. in which several militia and rlo
organizations will take part The vocalists Of tho
different choral societies engaged IN grand rehearsal
Of compositions be rendered the occasion under
the direction OF tho band conductor, Carl Sahm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22

The old Gotham Club will play their opening gamo
this afternoon on tho Eysian Fields. Hobokcr.
Tomorrow tho strong team OF the ST. Louis Club VIII
meet the Mutuals Tor the first time this season Tho
game will be played on The Union Grounds, Brooklyn
H. D.
Dick Mcbride, who filled the position OF pitcher for
the Athletic Club Of Philadelphia 10 many years and
with such credit 70 himself and the club, has been
gagged 10 pitch Tor The Boston Club the remainder OF
the Mcbride the oldest pitcher IN tho
business, and II Is curious that nc should be compelled
10 look outside Philadelphia for position in
The Namccss CLUB. Of brooklyn. beat tho Lafayette
College nine AZ Easton last saturday 10 20 b
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Captain Donovan, Of tho Hobokcn police, has dis
covered that Charles Hardwckc," recently detected
board the Bremen steamship Donau rning tho
baggage OF Mr. Meinecxc. Of California, Is no other
than the celebrated Now York hotel thief, Charles
Benedict Upon being charged with the then on tho
Donau Benedict pleaded guilty, and sentenced 10
three months imprisonment IN the Hudson County
Jail The money which found In his
Nencckc VIII be forwarded by Mr.. DcIano, OF Jersey
Cry, 10 Mr. Meineckc, who Is travelling with
his family Europe A receipt for clothing left
~ Iords' dycIng establishment, In Broadway, was
found in one OF Bcncdict's numerous pock books
Benedict said TO he worth $4,000 and Is well known
In the Eighth and Fifteenth wards He IS also weIl
known as "stateroom' thief lie was originally in
tho panel house" business
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FOUND DROWNED IN BROOKLYN,

Tho body Of drowned man found in the river at
the loot Of Forty ninth street, Gowanus yesterday
aud was removed 70 the Morshc. Deceased, who had
cork lex. was about foryuvo years or age and ave
feet nine inches in height HIS clothing consisted Of .
black striped Shirt vcst wooilcn Jacket short gray
coat and Congress CATERS The bouy had been In the
water for several weeks and WAS much decomposcd.
Coroner sinins was notified to hold inquest the
body Of man found IN the river at the foot OF Amity
strcct. The remains are those of about nifty
years Of age, ,c feet ten inches height dark hair.
coat, DARK and pants white shlrL gray under
posed
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managed 10 hobble two circuits more to ccmpets ~
miles within twenty -iour hours
Tho following list Of the competitors, with the
distance they covered, seven laps 10 the milc:-
Vaughan. Chester. 100 miles
Howes. Harerrstone. lit miles, less 9Oo yarda
CIossiaId. sheffield. lI3 miles. laps, less 80 ysrds.
Newman. Camden Town, iul miles laps less 80 yards.
Couuney Barnet. ~ mites 5 aps
Nelson. camden Town ~ mites laps.
Cooper. Northampton. III miles laps
Perkins, Csniberwell. 10 miles.
Smalicy. Birmin CHAM. "a miles lap.
Miles. Brixton, q. miles & laps.
Idle, Woulwich. - miles laps
simmcnds Nottingham ~ miles 2 LAPS
Clark. Hackney. ~ miles5 laps
Robson Liverpool, l6 miles laps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
FINE ARTS IN NEW YORK
RxH1B1f1oN OF PrcruREs ron THE BENEFIT OF
THE PEABODY HOME.

ExH1Brf1oN OF PrcruREs ron THE BENEFIT OF
THE PEABODY HOME.
On Saturday evening reception was given At the resi-
dcnce OF Mr. A. snidsr PcIlcgrn No. IA Clinton place.
tho occasion beng opening Of his private gallery 10
the public for the benefit OF the Peabody Home Mr.
Pccgrini has been an extensive collector OF old as
well as modern pictures, and he numbers among the
gems Of his collection drawings and paintings oi
OF the great masters OF the world. Two groups Of
heads by Rembrandt one by Rubeus, Titan and
veronesc, example oil Tintorets, OF both TenierS
OF Ruysdncl. Nicolas Paussin, Guido hcni, some
being sketches In red chalk and other materials and
others oil paintings Among the works Of modern
masters are three by AIRY schaifcr, drawing by
Chaplin, tour landscapes d Carrot and examples OF Da
Carous, Duran. psre, Portray, Geron,e Laannc,
Henri, PIcou, PTS, Rousseau Romney, Troyon Hor .ce
vcrnet, wiems, verboeckhoyen and many others.
Tho exhibition viii last several weeks the worthy
object Tor wlrch II IL given should tho rooms 10
BE- always ned with those wish 10 4 one OF the
most worthy OF our charitable institutions which s de-
pendent for It's support almost entirely sympa-
thcc pubic The gallery Ia itself unusual s;rac-
aud Is made douby from the present benevolent
object Of It's owner.
GOSSIP FROM THE STUDIOS AND GALLERIES.
Tho approach Of summer always las TIC eject or
empiyin studios, and this spring after busy hut
Improbable winter, the artists eager than
usual 10 begin their summer rafnb,es
william Magraih, ono or The lcwly elected members
OF the Academy. starts IN the Bo,hni which sails on
"Wednesday Tor Europe. IL will return in October.
Joan !. ia,nircs viii, on Saturday, sail IN iae Ger
man sicaucr Zoe he lie vi remain abroad, probably
ia Munich, for ~ least year.
Cops,an, Mayer has gone 70 France, and win rc,ura
In the fall
Miss NJ stone lett New York about fortnight ago,
and will spend several months in Paris and Brittany.
j. ). Barrow has already commenced hts summer
sketching At skcncatclcs, N. X.
G. B. Conan Is at present the guest Of Mn J.
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FOUND DROWNED.

AT eight o'clock yesterday morning the body Of .
drowned man was found At pier ~ North River
About another drowned man was found at pier
% East RIVER Neither Of tho corpscs could be idcn.
uncd
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THE scHUETzENFEsT

The united schuctzcn societies OF Jersey city and
Ioboken viii hold three DAYS festival commencing
TO day, at the Scnuctzon Park, ON Union Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Anna Eupp,rt has been granted letters OF
by surrogate Calvin on Cd. estate 81 hcr
mother. ANNA sis Tic personal property is valued M
10000
William =. Dixon, the referee on the ca'ns
against Ho' sprarI,. g CO. ma lcl further report
with tbr County Clerk approving - claims. amounting
in on 10 sl5us'j o. The hanks named a-r tlg Ner.-
mack River -IElu.- EtIE. iul -.il-ua -u: iIr Iuia
farnr- and rnn.'fr. Bans Vt ,aiInoie. 7.i;;'S 80
the Mcllal.. - Bank ~ Brooklyn e',s'3 o.
4 curiou. divorce sut was before Judge
Gurus. Boz Superior ,wtrt, Special Term. yesterday.
Caroline A. N-kry asS- ai hr maIrinsr 20 John Cool
laugh br declared nal. and void she WINS married to
nm, -I ,ri MI. h., v.f, WHO BE- .ti living.
obta.n,- divorce rDu hIm Doc l~u' Tue sht
marriage r. absolutely WON'T or m"r'N SUBJECTS ihr
divorced l'..n lr 'nt ~ p .n-i O., ,". -'
report of th- farts.
George L. Williams sued the city for 500
for biz work M ,nuucrat"r. and The snu wns
tired bciof, Jull. J. T. Day. 10 Common ficas, Trial
Term. JuIar Dat rcfg..d 60 t.,a, resolution OF The
-upsry,or uxn the dt,s ~ service uu tie census for
the cf.iu...at.r, &C., hUt required the plaintiff o go "p
tLs stand fo prove o. Iu- d"'riolrd u' '''th. 'h't
fur l- uI 'l,.c $50 dave Do WIS au iu-g"'i.t 'h I t.'
rr,,- lrf ,HIt. lhHt D., shuul not "c paid ''
,rf tn. ,t.u, rt.u work hId mainly to hc done. anal
a,uuIr wac don, after tle hour, 'i labor, ud tr court
stranlu Appeared fu. IIuuf l.. J. -.is'h i"f i'r''
I'm the suit of the Merchants Exchange Ma
tioual Buuk AGAINST Abraham Wlrilrld"r tri'i yrSi'r
day before Juir, DouoAu, iu supreme Court. 'i'Wi
curious qgr,'lon Of some importance Ia osn"' was us
cuss,d 1lc -uit ou note FOR 7--ou made 10y one
Ran and ndurssd Bog Warfz.c.cr. Tie hauh Ind pre-,
yously obtained Judgment against Etu aud assigned u
AWAY The present defendant claimed That thi- was
r,rase 20 hiu a. the plaintiffs act had deprived
him of auy power. ~ lac should pay thr note q" having
Am, RECOURSE tn tlt maker ON behalf ut hr hth l Was
insisted hat ti. MOST fc rcrirli2 q" "r "I l"o
mini dshIur- within the Authority oi an a'I .r'rd VA
I-I tn, dtfrudIuf'- answer Was tlIt WIG ii. ihti
aud iudarsr could br under slrclu statute l",h'}
su,d th,ir intct- not joint. uui tAtf itllvi'
were those uf principal aud surrty. In i- 'a-r th'
maker VIE surety tnr 'udurs"r. aud inc pidhlH NV"
Voluntarily taken AWAY tluit sultt! ship Juu-' pI"'h"
rssff,e lHs decision. Towns" l a. Wllhthn'. "il'it"
for pIllrtln. o. = r;ruiiH fur defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Michael Mciirn, young man Is years old,
placed on ti u TIE Court OF General Sessions yes
teTlay. ciurEc az ugrirr IN the first dugrrc for
hiding Patrick Hay brakeman the Hudson River
Railroad. the night Of sept. 2 ON thc night Of she
murder HaYcs sitting tlr stoop % Eousc usar
the depot at LtAf and HadS0u-.t-, waiting FOR the
train 20 leave he vas hal asleep when N,Glnn and
IIs companion taisc Hipug. auJ hrtuu "rbt up 90
HayDs and opened Doe coal lla'r- iuu.'d mp aud uc
two iHru began quITviiur Hayes wh~ induced h' some
OF h- friends 90 away, uuf afirrWaId returned aud
b,cAu, involved il general t-it with N'tiuu Hnd is
cumuau.u- lI Tee 90 the hEit ~ .f alleged mat
McG!ui ptrscl ut ruupia-pu lying near tb' Hu.T'Id
track ans trrrN 30 leo Hufu. crushing U.s. skull. HAYES
l. Il d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

with $40 costs to defendants Brown art Fisk jrMotiGn
granted Pusey ag The Orneco Navigation CoJadgiGent
vacated Russell agt BurgessIsinh ne con-
p!aIt dismissed c0adltignally Alexander aH Bcnnto
Walswurtil acT Duncan et al.-Onicrs granted.
BY Judge Nan VOTst.-Caeton ag MinshilL-OTsr reset
tied.
Marine Court hambers-By Chief-Justice Shea
Ratlbun standardization denied haDncy aEt Samnels
ne7ng agt Friday Watt agt Pottn Harris agt Bonet
Caldwell agt. StOLenheTg Merwin agt Casey hinge agt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted. Bromell agt. Cammayer-MO
ton denied Elaer AIT sclwarzschd-De appear
and demurrer irregular, and declared utilities *IO
costs to plaintiff GriswoId agt Tompktus-N0iifn deut
with $40 Judgment debtor 90 be deducted from Judgment
Marin au ITal-Motiuu granted with $40 costs. HerSt
agt NclOM denied fvnlOusDess and granted as
10 claim admitted. Carpenter agt PrinccAoton denied
$40 costs 10 defendant Baxter az; Carter Motion TO open
default granted MclaJnCy DeyE.- Notion granted
Levi Sinscmcr-p the first II action IL
Oyerulod, with DutiOCq agt. Dsly.MUtOn dened
Wesn Shipman- granted Johnson agt Conner.
ies'Der agi. CldN eiisoR agt Mackenzie-Iiawey agt
knapIOugnran ag MattlewsN y COLLEGE Of Veterinary
agt Dickcl-RHway ADV. Co. Elastic Truss co Fuller
agt HeTbert-LaZarO agt FlammauG-kamena agt NOgrun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

S,uycn, Court Chambeys-liv Judge barrett
MoAndIrw agi lyaoI. Moln e'uled 1nt Tl' Es. S,
gcu0,ytIl I6uin- -lltt cAuh'tA'e" h't' att'
Iohl- Notion dapi,d aEt hiii'l - i''uit '""
nfintd In me matter - Uri lpuar Notion tIhiv,
~ Iudrc Nau Vur;.-O Ntil asi foni Dr'suu ot'n'"
and defendant allowed answer GA pay ilt % ~
Harms Wuulcu touiIiuy agt Histii az 'i'''''' ''''
10 ditiili'
Judge Mcstbubk.-Adip'iF htt' h"'''' '''''' "if
AZ jrree poroitft M henterof Enghs-Ihe petitioner
sntiug her Total inability 90 Cto hOihs requires anu W
Ssiu tat be aeon ted line Iositi'n oi trustee under tht
Order tAink my vaeie ne oIu,' -pO'n'H "N'
"A ptter % That effect may Dc 'iliI,"
by Judge Observation-Disclosures agt hlehaI's
dun Tor counsel.
Cor,,aop SgoiqI TJm-Bv Judge Robinson.
-Bus,h 6l Abflhmus. n otion denied rn ,os'i- ,t "
Ter agt scLapItIt-D cmHfT,r h.slahvu u'e ..n
plaintiff amend on terms 'f'1H
aa CaTire.- Notion denied, so COSTS zee h minimum
Superior COnrt-SpocaI Tcm-BV Chlei-Juuge
CurI-Brgue ar InId et aljaa gmeh foNhi," on ~ ~
htcyius il. agt ArafiICLg az -, NusktA "t IDiUlut
Relefrl.ce UIdrtd. h4Ltkey agL hlhlh-MVuVh siaHeu
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THE ErSLIN cmcrLm MoNcLADs.


The i0dlyI ltfnff.
4 CORES pOudcnt writes 90 as Ac second
Of thc l.-.aH circular r0nctd-, which Do named utter
their dlttn rusnrd designer, ha- recently undo gone
louathtl,d steam trial. between NItu.J,u and rtVastu
poi and back again. T, Admiral Popol ia 10 feet lu
diam ter and therefore 20 cf lItatsr thD The nI,t
cIfcu. -iu fhc NuyeoIud. and hDl al-pi,sm, 90 cA-
oee,is tha 0 Tie ltttsI St,4s than 1000 tons
shc h.. engine, Ji aggregate nominal horse power
Of go. against 4-O 900 thc Nofpurud. aud ID VIII
10 Remembered by readers Of NJ Rscds Rue
-iau letters 81 laEt year that ouciaf ~ her
power is concentrated upon two screw pro-
pell,rs, which sweep down considerably below TIE
kc, the remainder being applied To- four mailer rr'
pelleit limited 10 the vessels draurht of Warr-,l
J. feet Inches. with iuI spaced U cuJAr- auN al her
az work she ha- been found Co uffuu average
mean srrd over -e'eIi continuous hUats ui nine knobs
with au occasional srcctt"l shorter pcro1s Of 32, aud
IN one instance ~ 10 krJ' The entire d. ttucn from
seyastopo 30 Nicoiath 10y sea and tiyor p .udug cer
tain delays ana tioptaee- Tor eIiIcutu puI"<-, Wis
made a mean -Hr - cebt uO,a. IN competitive trial
OF speed VILE The NuNgoTodt uA found HAT with only her
two principal screws and oncAaf of hG engines and
boilers ~ work tae nov ship able 90 Keep tWaYs
ahead Of the others. Admiral pupun- autcpatlou- To
spcctug the superior performance which would bee at
tanned Win Ar circular plan applied tU vessels pi greater
size appear 70 have been COrfOburdttd Ipuai able
manner The new vessel, designed 20 steam 40 -IN
knot. hHf attained The speed stated above and what s
more important su Ia Wow OF thc future development
OF Lr ol stem, i- the feet that Whric. boo The small -up
NOtr0gud one horscpowr drove mat 1--we OF die
placement 30 given speed. Iu the larger EoItc
power hds driven u tons 20 'lr Hif4' speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
CONSIDERABLY IEwARDNEss.

= me- Edttor OF TIC ITfOW"e'
e.. # begins to crop out here from some
pI' ,,,,isoreet that the solid South " IL not SO
~ n will elect ilden even the electors named
e. c., ,bc pelaoeratc ticket should be chosen. Inc
uf s,,+h is simply orow-eater upon large scHle
- .banker" much after Tilden, now mat u
anu ,a,n or rather had him thrust npon It, by the
,iou il is provided that electors shall be chosen
" = not provided that they snail vote for any otier
80 tle man Of their particular ehoiee Tor ffesdsh[
- . majority of tire electors chance to prefer tue
H. = - ,reseut the favoiite--JOe Johnston ek-
man %S eeIefs-wo is 60 gaDsay then Ar ioI
& RrSsus fron the North the Senth W. I re-
we 5 ~ slg foundations AS the! Nl Se a1le %
tbehs S sifr s, secure their own type az febIe -
lal ~ ~ W.. osbie tAere are Dsmaosals ~ VIZ I'LL
nle n Jene 10 believe this THcy are MOI einl.tleu
wuV w a. n Ie not too great an inliils'o1 ~ hi
10 Out add Of the fence they are invited 70 SNSSe
IL }igIeEsscsrias Fla, oct g. 1876.
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FRoH Tefs,,lp Rn's'a oci 5d
Anqo1d w IS BaiP2gr = BaIg i T. baro',, s n r quo
Luck Mr wd llrs JAMS r. B.own, Miss Brown AMI nSld
,il AM maid ChaHts CT So, NJ and VT, ID r. CshiAl,
clrd AMI se1vanw; hr and ,iis g. ~ Danofl 9aiaIe9
nurse NJ ana Nrs = ". b. Dwight. Dr. Dresser And'cw
i,hs pr I'SS4i =; q; ; Ia III s 'iI r. r. Glaf
d. g. 81. snd MI. John GedGrs ari ch Miss Sii
and ir thtr y G1af NJ .id a. Gryue ,. a GusrEl
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g. Ilpy W,s ligy e.. H. Hutchinson. Alsr NJ II hutchinson
ST. Iiiti.n. Mise. 4. and rhmuc lneeroll Ms. z.
Ienkil, d. $ Joh-on e. IS. Loe. Dr. = H. Linn. 81, IAy
.n,.tIu AID maid MsF Livingston and sstc T. IL Mars,
4tss NJ j.. Mans. Dr. p Marcy, MrS ~ A. Mursh, Mt sld
MIS-. J.. NcgrIdy, Miss ]. ". Mc,rgti, Master VI G.
Crad,. NJ HcinH 81. and hr- n T. VI keln lna ila 3D.
fcld Nopr- ara ma.d NJ JOS ph Moor, Nrs Nor
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1ud MIA n. -. sanford ard maid j. A. santos 4r ai
.invtb sir ~fns MIS- 4. r. stewart and Two maids AI and
Turulol emll aid ~ rt.s N ruHbql lii- vmi Mi
White IA01l- Mlltve. Mis,csJ. and J. Wolf Nh lr GA
F3I = ,p ~, l, 5 t ~. If, lrcsin.
.ou. Roy. Vs. and Ai.. bri bliss in NJ '.-s VI 'l4 a. T.
Hrl M and Sis icy ~ cd ana ln@ul .'r. w NJ 49,
Crontu lley T. j. ksuuy Ms. j. g.. .sle,, Mn T.
am, 30 - ..o,d. capt IS. ~. and MI. Bgse F. A. bef-e
9-r, a. aul r.. .- H. e"rion; T. y. tl,.', 5ii. ana
J.re. ,ri D. rt,,,t Helene Fax Alma M,ndsseAn q.
Krtrm,r Louise Br.'n aHd tir,c cIiar"n tmna SGcH,i
irasn. IT, V,ehrl AMI nln,,, wm. loeci-s D. H. -e.,
30 John umtua Wlnn N4t'on i5 ,a. p1 is,. t
Iosas, tt iHc. ,t,,'a Dvdrit-. .'' 95" , IA, 1
teusfeD' chs s., Anr lha iii i;,' t.'i' I''s
I.,ra.fu AMI tr. children, lt,rnr iui\. 'it ,,ilhi-
t.i tI,. l r.. 0.e,r li.s Gu-t ii'iialiI. Josephine
zanu Aar.arl uu.r. william Masaae, hdn4.nd Scott
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PREPARATIONS FOR ELEcnos DAY.

Ata mttilnEU OF INt TUIlrt b0dTU ON " tdnt~HlY
il was resolved that the suprsn uIt should issue ~
order 20 the captains Of police informing them that IL
an ole u-e Jg dn-t the law, Of the United -utsto Iuc
interfere with super, i-ol OF election Unite, -ir
deputy mar halls iu the performance u; any atr cor 90
reiufr mem proper alu Or af Stance; ava thai when the
supervisors age about 20 ItCly the lists OF person. who
have Registered. The officers stationed 40 abe pooling
plpccs mu-t render a the drtttaHrn in their power.
The board also directed that thr general order OF 1877 In
regard 90 the duties of p0iire officers election day
should be- rad tu the s%vcI p.aiOou- OF each precinct
for three successive dai. William Newman John J..
Fitzpatrick and Gustav rtciubech appointed IN
spctLOrs Of election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
ARREST OF TWO RIVER THIEVES.

Sergeant Thompson of the Steamboat Squad
yesterday bout filled with spermuceti alongside
Pier No. 40, North River, aud questioning two boys in
charge Of tine boat they declared that they had found the
spcmacet under Pier No. 40. They took the sergeant
to the place Designated and there about 600 pounds OF
spermaccti, valued ut about 81 200, found and
taken TO the Police Central Office The two boys who
appeared to he about II Of refused 10 give the
name Of bc employers, and insisted that they were
simply cruising about their boat when they discovered
the Sperinset. They tried 10 sell small portion OF the
goods To Weld, Holmes d Clark Of No. l49 BarrOwst,
but told to bring the rest and while engaged in the
work were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS SENTIMENTS
- ~. 81, ~. "a. o.. 9. &c.

70 me Edftor OF the TrtbE"'' -,
sm. am Republican and no oiheenCiuel,
,,, Let me tell YOU, should Tlden and Heioi'eSs soi
sle,ted God only lnOws what viii become o Is,
Republicans Ever since the Democrats ,or
ana and West Virginia II is almost ni'eC Loen
Republicans We are hecied a. pc'nIoI a. Ia"t ,ler
our months SI tbey are certain they will that they VIII
ether drive us away KIN US We "a, ARE N py9e they are
and let me wa -, t7D 6,cr The Government TO Ihe
Southern rebels, they viii bitterly Iesf me Demc-
southern reigls are lhedouu.n"" s,o tbgf aud If
s sSey Set INTO power they WI get T" eo cSe
ton-nt ~ ,tlco- i inc sane. Hoping mat N1Ur own
81, viii vote IN November COR HAYES ana Mheeff'
remain, sincerely. .o-o n "i
SielbyrRle, H., Oct 10 1876.