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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES.

The agents of tie New-York Central, Erie,
PENNSYLVANIA Central, Baltimore and Ohio, and Grand
Trunk Railways all positive III their declarations
that the indications point change IN tie fright
rates OF their various lines. Business they say, has
been very good for time but is now decreasing
somewhat in consequence of retail merchants having re-
ceved their Winter stock Of goods Nor was there any
sign Of a business which would permit an advance In
rs for several months at least. With reference TO the
increase Of rates by the Canadian roads, Peach, the
agent Of the Grand Trunk Railway, said that they did
not apply to westward bound, but only to eastward
buuud freight. The former he felt positive, would re-
main unchanged the Grand Trunk, Great western
AMI Canada Southern Railways.
The following telegram was received yostef.ihE rom
Toml, A. scott. President OF the Pennsylvania Raroad,
nj the office OF j. j. kcrnans tnancla News Agency, IN
relation 20 the dispatch received by Mr.. Herman on
.ionday purportiug 10 come from No 5l6 Bloalway to
The ef that through freight rates over me lehnsY
ysui Railroad had been further Reduced: " Ihe state
mrut thut Won teegrphed pufpOrting 10 Joe message
from b. Kingston, General Freigt Agent ~ regard 70
making contract, is undoubtedly forgery Neither Ut
Kiucs nor other officer of tins company has made
any statement, and you may contradict al s'ch
fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

lon When purchased by the quart small grocers sup
ped certain quality Of ell for on cent? for "hc1
cents is now charged. The price OF astral on
witch is thoasht % be raa,hs SUPERIOR 10 o''
nary kerosene, has oeel in sroli ocmahI 'f''
psne pegan 10 busn oil instead OF This ul when
st opI, Or mr. 81 eonis a gallon nav casts ~ cents
Tho retailers say they made better psoiis ON on W.rA
the price was low than since thc advance toak pce'
pspccialIy In the Winter season, Is enormous. IT,
much dissa isfaction expressed ~ IN chln2c III 49,
an e, rr .ift the ai,prUecii0 the Nintfi 50 sou
and the nera adoption OF oil fhr gas has b1oh tlh'
advantage Of t. raise the price on cirrGins noMVE.
sfocJ, on land Last year, 10 H. state 6hcre N,i ,lS
5000 600 barrels % petroleumin the rants % t' '
'f oI companies and that this yiYr the nunbrrof h'r
rrls fInrs nor exceed 3aO00oo sides new hilFhes
for oil are opening mp ETOpc, China, ana ether p,'
80 ti world ~ be enabled 60 supply the great foreign
demand for pet ruleum, oil regions VIII iNc 10 oe
soIrnf i'm this country In rngtd the price of me
c1e rial IL * believed that wilt still! higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
A RIVER THEE SHOT.

George Lewis, .ageds22, OF No. 80 Goarck-
ST. notorious river thief, VINO has just emerged from
state Prison. was found early yesterday morning by
some parsons living on the sidewalk in South-st,
bleeding from largo gun-shot wound in the right arm
Il vac evident from the hamorrhagc that unless the
now Of blood could be instantly stopped that death
would cnsue Cloths bound about his arm and the
heinorhuge stopped, bat h. waS weak that he had
Ia be carried 10 the Union Market Ponce Station. There
p re- used % tell when and where he had been shot Dr.
Macev attended 10 the wound and sent him Ia BELLEVUE
Ie-Dital. A large crowd lad gathered IN frrnt % No
I0l Gosrck-st., and il while dispensing II mat
Houndsmau BrOUklcim discovered the wounded man
and the persons attending him. 1t is supposed that the
prisoner lille r0hbing vessel, shot by persons
ON board and escaping fell to the sidewalk nom weak
ness He is said TO be dangerously wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
rr1,1s nF HOMICIDE cAsEs.

Daniel Bovine, who was tried in the Court
OF General before judge sutherland Yesterday,
fof murder in the second degree, for killing Margaret
ScabolrI 40 No 20 Ganseyo0rst, The M Sf Of sept
H. was convicted yesterday OF manslaug.ter in the
second degree. The murdered woman lived with Bovine
and lds WIFE, and the night OF Sept. IL, in diff
Guilty which arose. Bovine struck the woman heavy
blow with a billet OF wood, INJECTING injuries which
caused DEATH After the case for the prosecution was
closed the defense off red plea of insanity, and called
as witnesses Bowne's wife and man who had served in
the army with hin 10 testify 70 ms strange actions on
several occisons Tie jury found The prisoner guilty,
and ne was seutc need years imprisonment in
tlic state Prison.
Francis Mcclure living ut No. $50 East Thirty fitlst.,
was nut upon iH tnc Cont OF General Sessions yes
tcrdas killing his WIFE, Ann, Aug H. Mcclure
WIS nome duiinf tnc day and returned at
.ht under Tie influence OF liquor ana began q.aroing
hIs wife about the quality 0 me SUPPER which did
not suit him SHE cBdeuyurtd To pdrify HIN, when lie
seized largo bstcncr-kuie aGd piHugcd II into her
abdomen. Tie woman taken 10 Bellevue Hospital,
where died Mcguire Is under Indictment for muir
der in the frs. decree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

A fire broke out yesterday afternoon IA PuDhc
schoolhonso No 81, at M. los Broome-si, oil "n'cn
Henry c. Martin Principal, with Miss CaFoliie H.
APPLETON in carco of the Female Department ana MISS
Hannah NJ Gednev of the Primary Department. The
fire broke out on the stairway in the Boys Department.
and was discovered by Mrs. Gedncy, teacher For'u
naey the fire occurred during the recess or fatal conse
qnences might have resulted from panic. large
number OF children from this school as well as nom
those in the vicinity present and filled the ar WVh
a p.rfect babel Of shouts and cries of exuaton over
the boday in store for them The fire quickly ex
tingushed with the aid of couple Of and fire
blanket but rumOr obtaining circulation that chiIi
had been injured. several frantic mutlers soon added
materially To- the noise ard confusion. The lady puci
pal of the school attributed the fire TO dcectNe nue.
hut many suspected that some youthful ncrhdi1y eager
for an llp raj holiday had the building ire ~ re
recess, when there was small chance Oh ulstoNCIN
The loss amounted to $3.50. When the cdIth teluiheu
to the school alter recess they were dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

There arc about zoo cases the calendar which was
called 10 the 302d case.
Judge Barrett yesterday directed reference
I'tha foreclosure af August Dnon' against lhos
j. Cr~alner ANA qe,s. rhe mortgage l. Tor $1,000 on
rp higrk N xlIi.id -tVHen Yiri ilt LrFugtunaFcH
md Observation-Disclosures aud Overwhelmingly
snrirts.
The suit of Geo. ". Nash against Bernard
e. RYAN ,-ia tt; Eefirr Judge T. 7. Duit N tha Com
nal P'fsis Trr5 Term. Yesterday. Oh f'i0 rnriHto
nni,fr.f lnnOiutpl hef!stNnt fc!N
~ tie Fifil, District Court o J,l. Koch w - ~, 1872
Tor six yetts. Ia February 1915, the dr"ndint wa an
pointed to s plirr The PIIhuH chin,: liH"iilY' Inc
cuurt ,i;rcctcl 4 verdict Tor the pl'Intu
The appeal Of the cirY from Judgment OBJ
timed Ny the Metropolitan GHs LigtF Company for
3lJs 50 tor rnisid gas to the street lnps IN the
district bet yenn lhirY-Orrtli AMI 5NHtlintiist hbr
eleven months 20 I-7t and Ceutru Brf TOR sey0n
mruthH Of 1877 irzaiea v'strraY before tlir oi-
pfl.nr Court General Fern. Tho Utg CLAIMS detiih-
lion OF 80 sol II Oh tl ground thlt tile Bnnrd % APP
Doriunmsnt and AUDIT made slGi dhci'cih shiI tnia
10 ;tclni l'g-lrd. Inc Gis 9lidl1 eIhi uHli
had an iuprt 'ragt Will the city Tor rlD IOf ehNl
lamp. having given notice 10 the city in 1851 TINT 800
would be the charge thereafter Decision was reserved
The suit of Marcus RoseDblum against the
Dr. Dock. East Broadway and Battery Railroad Com
pauy was tried Yesterday before Judge Sanford IN STU
prror Court Trial Term Robert RDsonhlun, the son Of
the rlsufff was run by Of the company on
Jan. % 1874, AMI died Owe days atcrwad me a ier
Sues not the administrator OF ma sous e"e uIier
tine statute bat an his account FOR the frSS OF ms
sons services. The defendant moved 10 dismiss e SUI
on the gtnund ~ lack " proof or negligence ~ % con
proof " the absence or negligence III the
how aud on tho further ground that father could mol
eue on his own behalf loss Of the services Of the cbd
except for the periud intermediate the accident ana hS
grounds but directed the exceptions to be heard in the
first instance at the General Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
THE ,INGsLEY 4 KrEXEY SLIT.

In the Kingsley 81 Keeney suit yesterday,
Judge Van COtt resumed his argument against the mo-
made by Mr. Parsons behalf of the city Brook
lyu 20 non6mt the Plaintiffs. The motion, the Judge
said based on five proyosii0HS-tEGt no valid CON
mile 10y the plaintiffs; tnnt 5ne had iiled to
show what Tire contract Was; that they Lad not proved
performance Of the contract; IA they had failed to
give sat factory account OF tie work dIue and that
they had not shown hat the work acceptable To the
city Judge Yaa Cot s.tCd that his argument atsin,t
tc motion bl-ci tp1u proposition, ,Hc reverse Of
these and DE supported ls postum hy igu thr iugfs
ilr case, auu ritiES The LEGAL authorities TIE corpO
ration Counsel replied briefly. Ia' decision az fas
referees r the motion reserved, aai tue r-. WAS
adculitd until oct. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
LOTTERY SUIT AGAINST MORRssEY.
Ills SALE or TIKI LOTTERY BUSINESS TO sidMoNs-
CHARGES or BAD FAITH.


CHARGES or BAD FAITH.
The suit of Henry Cotton against John Nor
rissey receiver was dismissed yesterday by Judge Don
ohue in Supreme Court, Circuit In December. 1859,
Znchariah Z. simmons began suit against Cotton aud
and Others then under the of G. n. Murray ~ Coz
controlling the lottery business and to large extent Tue
lottery poicy business OF ts y, and in that suit john
Morrssey appointed receiver Of the assets OF the
firm or joint stock association known by that name
In his complaint i'm this action Mr. Cotton estimates the
value OF those at 5OO0O0 the profits for the pre-
vous year having been 100000 and says ne owned IL
of The 120 shares into which the business had been
divided In this suit he charges that Morrissey VINO
had lien 26ls shares, conspiring with simmons
Murray and others to dcfIoud plaintiff sold out the
whole business at the Hoffman House without notice to
him and even before the summons had been served on
him. TO ". l.. Simmons the brother of Hachariah sim
mons for s25 900: That Morrssey took $1,000 ia cash
and fOurnae for the balance handed over the properly
without IN order from the court and applied The cash
received TO the SIS 900 due himself The order Of Jude
Cardozo making Morrsscy receiver vacated in 1873
Cotton asserts on the ground of fraud TIE asks 100000
damages. A..
ice legal and the valid and all be- did was III good
faith and ignorance uf anything making ha po4d M
valid ne denies ihit me p ,p.t.'f Voc 49, it,
business q sale of lottery ucEet' anu I9cI SHp,
in VIC alton OF N.wYork law, and though TINS illegal
business had been pr"hliDIe az one tiine, WIS., o
saws, so conducted 10y Cotton that II had ceased u
Z
Gs part and claims that The sale 10 SmOn, Tor the
highest price obfanabe, the business being an Illegal
one ami therefore NOT the subject Oh law M sale Nor
risscy then denies mat the 0Idtr Nd,uDE MS I
sbip was based the ground OF fraud sets up that the
plantf. suing matters relating 10 an Illegal buess
las no standing III court ana tat i me netS u, 'Is
action are involved another action commenced ny me
plaintiff and pending The case has he'n on the
calendar during the month. Yesterday plaintiff codnsel
asked an adjournment the ground tnat w g. rance
an imp1rtant witness for him. was now III ~. I"lS'
Judge Douohuc decided that ne must proceed with the
fGaL Plaintiffs counsel pr fcrrrd 10 suffer dismissal
ILL. frfsr ftpast ~ H.. l.
and James EmOtt appeared for plaintiff; Wm A. Beach
and Mr. Whitehead for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
buErEoDIsr MISSIONARY sOcrETY

A meeting of the Board Of Managers of the
Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
was held yesterday n No. sos Broadway, Judge F-ncher
presiding The treasurer presented report OF which
abstract as follows Balance Sept l. treasury debt
S253.7G2 II; receipts S474.4 7G disbursements,
S432l8 Ia treasury in debt S2l95i5 So, less amount
III the bands Of tlo assistant treasurer in Cincinnati,
SIS, 1873 81; actual Indebtedness, S220G45 70. Tho
special committee the dcbt a.! TIE society made
port, which adopted that they deem 70 nexpcGeut
20 make any special effort 10 Qidtc the existing dent
az present, AMI the appropriations should be roOOOJO,
OF which no Ices thm $4,000 should be applied 20 Day
Ing of the debt Reports read from. thc missions
IA Chlha Japan, 8ud Turkey. Bishop Levi Scott
elected President "a place ~ Bishop James. deceased. ard
the Rev Daniel Wiley Fce-IIcsident. committee OF
twelve was appointed 20 represent the society az the
meeting OF The general missionary committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
THE COURTS.
FHE FERRY WAR coxuYED.
rrronrs of rnH WV LIKE 70 s;seoiH = Fi-'N

EFFoRTs uE Eiis NEw LIKE 10 s-"UiN a fi-'A-
cBi5y
4 m0tien for Eandamns ~ the san ot me
pc,pl on tie relation or tie s'tH lnt Worry corr
many AGAINST tho Mayor arsGrf in part Yesterday
hefms Judge Barrett, Ia Snpfe'.i" t.iiI~ |H'll''i'
There WIS y kcen opposition hctw''' hr fiuieh i''i'
F,iIrcad Canigny w.;irii trr- rsristnn iHi'd-
in,, a,,d p. rrlutor in dis pocctn,a Following suit
rs 20 the siia.p:on Endls rIme srit by the cy To
stop the i1liuin, ~ on, 9Atrn Island terry tbs WIS
successI,i ard pr'iet In the ppri#'nreht iof e"l'a'
ef Mr. Peua5eton fae Pres.feut Of the rolasr IN tis
suit \ s,ut WIS illon bngun by tin Mayor 70 Dust 'o
defendant company fiDm I've dooH AZ "htrhaHN'''
which haa been eaard frnm the Dock COMMISSIONER
That st has been la fur1n before Tho court WHICH
has 40 far srstlinsI tie CITY Hrauwhile tie reinor
apped Tor the establishment OF a new ferry ana the
Common Council passed tho necessary resolution lhe
Sinking Fund Commissioners offered the frauchisn TOT
sale by tycrtiscmcnt and three bis were rorel'cd 's
January-gne nom John y. Stirn, who offered 10 per
cent Of the gross rccirs the second from the ieinor
company. which offered 10 per cent MT S''f'" "-'
The mandamus asked for yesterday was to compel tho
Sinking Fund Commissioners. disregifding Mr' Sluiu
bid ~ sham to tLs franchise of the new Terry 10
the staten Island Ferry Cowiany W eGcpphI'| cu, i
connected vita Jacob Vanderbilt the Riesideni eI we
staten Island Elroad Cnmpany, which caflc on VIC
evident sham. ferry company could evo DE n
at ilutn 20 IS per cent OF s gross earnings I'
ming of % rival lery that oiir Of the shifting M C!I
missiouers had taken this view, hut the C9nf"el' le
fifth had in some way succeeded III pH-ahE oLHln
lease through. getting mscf appointed c1mniitee 20
c,,nst thc CnlTorn0u Counsel and himself urging 1t
continually against the views OF MS aSS'catca; ne
charged cooperation between the Controller ana tne
Corporation Counsel city's Interests but for
the interest OF private persons. -,
g. T. Andrews behalf Of toe city, ltplcH thdt the
Nv effort OF the Cont roller and tr Corporation tGunse
had been have the laws enforced and the nlrrss O
thc city protected. Hc pointed 9ut the c4nIusluh INV
had arisen from giving the Dock Department the contio
OF DE docks wlc the sinking Fuld Commissioners re-
tanned control of the ferry Franchises, aud was procre
ing to argue That the sinking Fund Commissioners hil
discretion in the matter, and therefore n"iaiIus
could not issued to them, when the Court ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
cHARaED MILL DEERAUDING us MOTHER.

In the suit of Horace L. Cortclyou against
William c. Aluocl. tried M Supreme Court Circal DC
fore Judge Lawrence the jury gave the piinh YER
diet for %G.l37 50. The suit was note Tor $1,000
made by defendants mother and udorsed by him. This
note was discounted nc tie Chemical National Bank and
on its maturity was protested TIE plaintiff then took
I'D the noie with four notes for $500 made 10y Mrs.
unlock auj iudorsed by himself, which notes ne has
since paid The set Gp pa defense That his indoso
ncut was ror his Tiers accommodation 20 which the
pair III replied ,hat it st I1isc money 10 enable tie
,o to pay t5S.s. Julg Lawrence rglcd that the note
WIS ratr for riH benefit oi tJ -,u irn hf his money
oi credit tlr p'.u took up the notes hr was entitled
I'D loo --h-ftU..t 10 iHr place ui Tie bank kie jury
i,,lul ll,I,. .u- -lr for pi trtM
some ae 80 tIe part cHlrs OF two suits brought by
d AS, Nioc, AGAINST her son. one IN ri, county and the
otcri . . trs.v. iu which charge, her With
having d,frGg,d her oit OF t.e Ir-rI portion OF Aer
psclerfy Dos HGrca, her go sign papers winch nc rc
--.rd ordinary business p1t"i- Hcit Published. rms
SUIT hae shown 3i- rA>'cu'' rt nhuti,r SUIT against 'he
SON III i. order ui arrest Wis issued about wear
AGO on his coming to ati .lt this sat Sscfih ar
rested biu md Dec spent Monday nl.hl ~ laL Yesterday
ne pf.lar. us privilege nom glfrs, AS witness and
Iuiqe Lawrence directed his discharge uiatng
not % lr ..t sheriff Il. g. Eiiutt appeared Tor the
plaintiff d. y. Camp cor defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
. CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorl,vile Police Court Yesterday Henry
Teeci charged shooting boy named john She"nn' AZ
East Six Frstayo committed To answer
~ default OF 81 900 bad.
Al the TDmbS Police Court Yesterday Peter ).
Dooue CHARGED with stealing 81 pounds of nie valued NJ
Sl7 The propsl q Il Wallace sons At No 80 Canber7sl
was III ia default 81 $1,000 bail.
James O'lrirn convicted of burglary on the prom
isns ~ Fracr * - 30. 81 East Fitvithst on
oct was sentenced yesterday by Judge Gdcsleeve III me
sessions, 10 i've years imprisonment IN the
stat" Prison.
At the Washington Place Court Yesterday. Henry
held I'm so bail by Justice Nh5iiTe charged
with nducng Lucy Lawrence, woman ohPol ~ R
ksch q Simus,n ~ no Gfcnost, % sici about tluO
worth OF hces and other goods irm her onn0ycr' Ihe
to ts country abOut Two years ago.
al husband, who left win dud family 10 nsan com
months when arrested Olgamy
sOr some tiIne past she has been living with LoWis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

Brig britannia toi Now Havon,. HOtchts' Antigua u
Brig Nonsrco del Mare Gtaj vncenao constan tnop "a
sehr Forest qseen Revcno savannah II day. Della
ware iresxwater, with lumber.
schf. 2zle Young Johnson Of ana 'om Philadelphia vita
ssIir, fseieS Ron,mel Carson. Alexandria. Va.
schr Osborn Cartis, Curtis Virginia. with wood.
senr " clarE, Green yirgt 5,., win nv, wood ,
scT SeeEgs Ms9r nsss gas TtS S poi,'o'
scRr aersr ae cSaa ssss y-gga ris 70 raj
sclr. Excel, Lndsm, viFsinit witg p9tliae
senS D T. whSiton sfsci@sa. virginia VIZ iaOss
sc'r W p Cqilcn A,laIns Eirs1na y, n potatoes
Schr Bonita Evans xlre,ais , WIN W, wood In 49,,
SlI tn oT Fesric oT $Ts H NIX @o 'A ""
sloop NJ. j. Forsaay, 5oaman VIRGINIA with potatoes
seir Rrrez fo Brook haven Crancr from Port rssr.o
TO- Georsetown D. G. Oct = az mianighi, on Mane CITY
for Boston. striking her orwar o. tho re rggur CT
prt anchor ana aong other SERMONS damage causing
The vessel 70 lra about ~ mehcs On hour Was tkea tos
ami brought back 70 the CRY fDT repairs
FOREIGN POa1s.
QUIBSsowN. Der. l7the Cnnar Line steamship BatayiA
Mouland from Boston oct or Liverpool arrived hers la
nIghE The steamship y Of New York, nom Phadelphis
sotfniuProS. Oct 1.-THE North German Loyds I'm,
steamship oder, Lest from SswYqrk Oct 4 2r Bremen
Brs:ow from NewYOrk sept 80 arrived here to day hss
LoNDoY OCT l7-sqled, oct H. Thomas ,s9 P. Bal lsA
A z,oDs G ,I S%9 E Of I n Mlg g 9nf
stet'enl Lawn, GO Brown, Ra.lar Capt Fesar. Weisao
Mariana V, r1dusiria ian Am BlizaOsh, Kraioyies
18th, Bessie anne NJ Watts l6ta Isg later AZ Pr
mouth Ve3terte, Cant Olscn) Anna Capt Viu CD
Maila Capt knight. Genre lnial Ith, sabine in
channel Francis Ohm atter az BRISTOL Virginia lattr
Vasc0 de CANA latter at Liverpool Marie CaDt
Lovon. Cuthberf, Pefion SDesdHc. NlOva Chiarna
Johanna Maraarctha northampton. lakewood sprng Bad
PetcLcloe
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON. Oct l7-AuIvei steamship WiEanspnrt Wileu
from philadelphia
BALTIMORE oct I7.Arriycd. bars Luina r. Ntafl Costa
Belfast; Padre schian0 Ipswich ROYAL HaIra
Lelth. Cleared. steamship Blackstone
Providence BARK J. G. Williams Vaughan QucsastOwr Al
quarantine. BARK Edwin. Borden Bar.ugr
PHILADELPHIA Oct l1-AIrged, steamships SANTA, Howe
G.. Stmers WarTen bark Tgsroue
POdosta EiB0cchiO Cork Alfedn Gazzyl London Cleared
steamships Nriok. Ford Fall River Alliance Carr Rich
mOnd NCH-Hfrk Jones. Alexandra Anthracite 8rum.cy
Now York bark Andes, Ieitgh, Portland schri Hattie
Ross Norton, do. NJ Tlt0n, PeEnowelL Portsmouth.
DISASTER
sAvAySAH. oct 1.-THE schr. D. y. Everett from the
side or Cbi for New Nork PIT ybee repairs
Tor --latest Ship Accs Geo rim f0ge.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
FUNERAL OF CHARLES S. hunt,

The funeral services of the late Charles ,.
HINT formerly. of The TRIBuSE were held at ~
sorlo1- nj NJ, 100 East Fftv-Ourth-st ImOng those
,,r..nt were ,nouy of the journalistic Fl nds OF Mr
Hunt The coffin remained open 20 allow Trends OF
tr eoeod man an opport,nity to look MON his face
Tor mo last time Al the head of the dffin stood a
lol., colr,on of flowers a cross and tIgc anchor
were also among the floral tributes Upolt the comm
plate was inscribed Charles $ HINT. Died oct d.
1876 age 81 wears. months. days Tue Key. Dr
White OF the Twouty-third street. Presbf ttfhh ChHch
conducted the services, and in short address referred
10 tho important work which Mr.. Hunt hdd done as Il
journalist and the plans for other ab0rs which his DEAN
had emf shoI5. The remains viii be taken for mteIneh
Tins morning to Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
rxprDIrloN AaArN.r INDIANS.

CHICAGO, Oct IA special dispatcl! 30 Tho
tribune from Camp Ampnsbious CrceA B!a * Hills.
OCT. l3 Fort Laramie, IL, says: Gen MERRITT with
an the best horses OF the Jti Cavalry left ner this morn
ing taking 90 selected from tine ~ and 10 from The
81 Cavalry. 10 days ous ani 100 rounds OF cafbine
and OF pistol AMMUNITION pgan, route for tc fork
OF the Cheyenne River whore aigo band Of Indians led
ly Crazy Horse and other h0stlies are reported In
Winter camp Tho troops 10 three detacLmcuts Off
corcd by Capt Poalc ANA Lieut. Han. by CIpts. Mona
han and Van Nlic and by Lcuts. King and .mrao. 20
WAGONS titicu, and ratluns carried 10y pack
mules. Tbs 400 es hDrSrs which reached here 'y BE-
fore yesterday Hlfh Iociui FOR the jt VIII ne used ia
rem0uutng toe Old - cIr Of this regiment Who W ao-
company Gen. slcglS flying columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
ARREST OLE A CONFIDENCE MAN.

A well-kn0Wn confidence OPERATOR, who acts
as an agent for hanco game while in front Of Leggetts
Hotel on Cnatham-st yesterday morning attempted to
invcigle Charles Van Dyke Of Illinois into gambling
house. lie accostcd Nj. Van Dyke III the most familiar
way and the usual conversation about home mat
tiers and pre- yious acquaintance Mr. Van Dyke responded
to these uotc ovcruTes by gaspng the confidence man
nv te coat COLLAR and shouting fer the police. Officer
MOliz OF the OAK Street Police otauOn appeared ana
took the man ~ custody. He his name - Wliain
Morgan of No. 2I5 West SiXecnth-5t BE was taken by
Capt Murray ~ rhe Central Oid.c Wnere hS photograph
was added TO the collection i'm the E0Lues Gallery