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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20
Contents OF the wcclIy sun.
WEEKLY SUN published rnis morning con-

tains the following.
The News OF the Canvass Tho Fight IN Norihdoid,
How We had Better Behave; Bob lugtt-oll', Dream
Precepts at PtrtnEi Mud Bus fIescuumcnti Ma '.
Toe Better than Womens, Four lnIlius Hinged. Ia
AsIate OF Nature \ Runway Locomotive. lus La
dice Department; the NicrN Election luw llW u
Works; Mr. schurE our brazilian Neighbpr, Ad,,cc
TO tOlorcd Voters Tim Changed, Men tur samri lhe
Two Candidates Tor Governor. what the aturs
Propose 90 Do Gov, 1ilden and His lncomr lax ine
Army Mr. ridens War Record The first Marti ge
frut show Ihey HAD LAYERS The Great lsne Malcn
Fifteen Hundred Feet Under GToundi Another Iltun
Scandal, The Mountain Meadow Massacre, A fisht
with the Sioux Agricultural Financial Intelligence
ana Markcts
TGEw EEKLY SUN contains complete epitome of the
news Of the week from all parts OF the United States
and the American continent Copies wrappers ready
for mailing TO the old country may had Al the AK
OF our publication once. Price four cent?. f0s sus
BY all news dealers In city ami country
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ACCIDENT on DESIGN.
Did Nation Mean to Hug the Gir. or Was 10
Only Because his Foot slippcdt

why DttAhTt hiN ttot Thpp'"N
Miss Mary l.. smith, an interesting cher
ry-lipped brunette. sat in the City Court room
in BROOKLYN Yesterday as the plaintiff In suit
for $500 damages against Peter Malion. florist
Of Fulton street. Brooklyn. whom she accused
Of kissing her across tine counter without her
consent. She was accompanied by her mother,
who Is "a widow, and young gentleman-hcr
prospective husband. and her counsel. The
complaint accused Nallon Of putting his arms
about the plaintiff, but did not add the kissing
allegation. which was at nrst made Mas Smith
testified that she entered the store In February
and bought asmall bouquet. She began pinning
low down. ami she asked him to nut II IN the
fight PLACE. A. he wa. changing the arrange
ment % the flowers he leaned over and put his
arms about her. embracing her. She crossed
the street IN agitation, entering HOrtOus store.
Peter Msllon. quiet. plain- faced man. testi-
ncd to selling the Young lady bunch Of Il wers.
Tor which she patd ten cents. lie saw her rim
ning tho bouquet too low down and said
Don't hin II there pin h higher uy. She
asked HIN to hin It. and while he was dong so
lis feet slipped on green Leaf on the Wet iloor,
ana he pitched forward over the corner and, u
prevent a fall. put his hards Oh her shoulders.
HIS two children were In the store ut the time.
Miss smith went across the street and stood at
store window for some time. MIR. Mallon
sw9re that the whole episode vas an accident.
10 embrace the young lady.
Robert Seymour testified that he rcmcm bered
seeing Miss Smith enter Horizons store, but he
noticed no unusual excitement.
Ex-Judge = ID. Mo'r l- for the defendant. and
n A.. - Brlen for the plaintiff. briefly summed
mp the case. md AIT sr the Judges charge the
jury retired. In "a half hour they returned, and
the verdict the foreman returned WAS: " We ind
no cause Of action" The Court directed a YER
dict for The defendant, hut one juror said that
the verdict WIS n conditional one that they
disagreed as To costs. They did not want 10
give either party costs. The jury were pOlled,
ana one juror answered that the verdict, rs re-
corded, WAS not his verdict. Mr. Morris moved
that The foremAn's verdict be enforced and
that the fact that the defendant waived costs
be entered on the minutes, and the jury dis
charged. Judge REYNOLDS told the jury 20 re-
tire, and bring IN verdict Tor either PLAINTIFF
defendant, or disagree. After a prolonged ab-
| scuCo they disagreed.
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MAR RIID.

CARTkR-HORToN.- Thursday iith inst Al
Lynn. Mac. by the Rev Jalnrs Rod. PMhp ". Garter
of New YORK To COrdea n. daughter OF William Il
Norton Of boston.
GUMPEkr- SAMTER-On Wednesday, Sept. II. by
the Rev Henry ;. jacobs assisted hy the RV. edward
kartsohmaron, Samuel Gumpert Of shreveport La, to
Jtunlc, daughter of Marx Sainter, Esq Of TINS cay.
MAO DONALD HARRISON. o. Tuesday. l.th .nst by
the Rev Samuel Harrington, Peer Macdonalu to 10.
scptine n rrlsun, both OF this clty.
MOblsILl-t HASE.-At brooklyn NY. Nv the Rev.
&. j. Lyman o. tue 18Th INST, Ashley &. Morrill, Of
Minneapolis, MIMI 10 sophie T., daughter OF james
SAMPSON DUCK on weduesday. Sept. H. At Hal
lowell Me by the Right Rev Bishop Ntely. L. rope
Sampson TO Florence De Wolfe DUCK.
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THE BfSE BALL FIELD.
A Fine Amateur Game between the Chelseas
and the Hud-ons.

ma THt FfWu-OHHs
The first match for the amateur cham
pionship between the Chelseas and the Hud-
sons was PLAYED on the Union grounds, Brook
lyD, yesterday. Mr.. Dutcharm, OF the Osceola
Club, was chosen umpire, ana the Chelseas went
first to the bat. The Chelssas have played SO
many fine games this season, beating strongest
amateur teams, that an easy victory was pre-
dicted tor them Yesterday. In the pool rooms
tue Cnelseas were the favorltes at the rate OF
SO to $40 that they would win IN two innings.
Seven innings we're played without either side
scoring n run. The helding was SO sharp ON
both sides that II was almost impossible for a
man to reach first base. In the eighth inning,
on errors by the Hudsons, the Chelsees scored
two runs and won the game by the followin
score:
Chelsea. ..................... q o q y q Ia
HUDSON. 0 u U 0 v o U v o.
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Selling the Cozzens Hotel PROPERTY.

MIDpLETowN. N. Y, Sept. l9.-rhree hundred
and siry acres OF land and the homestead and twenty
stables bel. ngng to Cozzenss Hotel at West Poiut,
sold tfday, referees SAFE 10 Joseph Goodsei
OF Newburgn. lhe hotel snd cottages Will be cold ON
tho JUln lnsi.
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Mis-. Daruon in the Brooklyn Theatre.

Miss Augusta Dargon, announced rs the trag-
edy queen of the West appeared In the Brooklyn The.
atre Monday evening, IN Moscnthal's play Of De
horar the cWpss" Miss DArgOn IL uuususly tall with
ewauhv Hebrew features, iong, flowing l1eks tsut-
lesA forum aud great power OF pathetc ana ttagiC
preston. In her nurrafa OF the ablnlonHd leNsss
LAST nighf. she was intensely dramatic MS Dirgon
WAS we'll supported. Toe play was wen tet aui pre-
scntcd ihrousl out Mrs pargon T. 70 remln H., ugh
THIS week she VIII appear IN several trak ,fs,
among which are " East Lynne and "Qleen Mary
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Aaron NJ. Kodwell, a well-known retired man
uhctnrer Of Newark, died yesterday morning m hts
nnyninth year. In benevolent works he was very
aclYe having been leading spirit IN the relief stores
Tor lhe AID of the poor HIS last public act MAS III con
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MIppLETowN. N. T., sept 10 Complaints viii
be brought before the Grand Jury Of Oargc couny
their session next week against twenty LIQUOR dralers
Of Mdiletnwn, II i-saidtnat OlyeI Coter wl appear
rs witness against them CYi suits have been COM
mencel % recover penalties OF tOOO 10 each " three
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a steamship Wrecked mud Thirteen Live.

wILMINOroN, N. c., Sept. l9.-Tbe steamship
Kebecca Clyoe, from this port. for Baltimore was
dyea ashore by the gale on the l7th ut aud has gone
70 pieces at Portsmouth, Oh Pamlco Sound. Capt,
Chids two mstes two engineers, thtee seameh, Tue
steward, Two ,oalheayers, aud Que passenger named
Alluou were lost.
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Murdered and Thrown upon II Railroad
Truck.

Pom CHESTER, N. Y, Sept. l9.-Nathaniel
Hgbee, single man about thirty years OF age, ana
wel-t0-do resident of Mamaroneck, found dead
the railroad track New Rochelle station Mon
day night lie usually carried plenty Of money about
hlln uud WAS lasi seen IN comp ny with New YORK
rough when found he had long anu deep cut IN his
back, and ony one cent his person. II II supposed
he was murdered and then thrown upOn the track.
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tramp named Andrew Baubre while steal
ing ride yesterday morning on the Pennsylvania Rail
roai fell between the platforms OF two freight
Canton street depot, Newark, and had hm legs badly
crushed.
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GRocEhiEs-Cohees during the week have been fairly
WuNe anu nrnl Moa.s-s has laiterly been more ac-
i've, owing 10 a decline. Rec steady. Raw sug irs
BaNe en- null and easier; refined also IL lower. To-
Jay mo cOnet was quiet but nrm Rice I'm fair dcma nd,
anu stcauy MOtsscs quiet aud unchanged. Raw sugar
wae quiet ana unchanged .alrs 1000 hhds centrifugal
AT p9tc, aud $500 bags al 1tip for Central American
ana sac Tor Brszll We quote ConceJava. 100 cec.;
MataCalbo, lhml1c and Rio. 16itd tgAlc gold Rice
Carolina, bAGtBAc Louisiana. tc16c. Mo1asses-Jnba
muscovado. 3bet42c.; Porto Rico. AOd5sc. New Or
leans, f5@bec Sugars Fair to good rehn NJ CuDa sad
pc.i centrifugal sssSlWbc., iennlng, lWl1lhc for
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Largo stock at greatly reduced prices. BRO
tute.-AdT
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NEW YORK TO SfVANNaH.
Material Aid TO be sent without Delay TO he
stricken CITY.

At n special meeting Of the Chamber of
Commerce. yesterday. Messrs. +. s. Lathrop. Is.
@. Arnold, d. H. Baldwin, Martin Bates. n. h.
Clatin. George ;. Coe James ". Ewell. William
II. Guion. Henry Is. Hyde, L. :. Jafiray, Jonn u.
Jones u. C. Murray, W. =. clyde, II. NJ. Taber,
Henry Hentz. L. J. n. stark, l.. Z. Morton. Jos.
Seligman, h. {, Cowdln. Richard Butts, Jackson
;. schultz William l.. Dodge, a. +. Higgins,
were appointed a committee to raise money by
voluntary subscriptions in aid ~ the sufferers
by yellow fever IN Savannah. Each of the COM
mittee has a leather-covered book labelled,
Relief for the suffering citizens OF Savannah.
Each az the following named firms subscribed
800 Yesterday Brown brothers A Co., Morton.
Bliss n Co., DreXel. Morgan \ Co., Eugene kel-
~ Co., babcock Bros. Co., Phelps, Dodge y
Co., A. A. Low & bro.
Mayor Wiekham has published the following
MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALT
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May or NIehhAm mas pubIIshed the FOLLOWING
MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL
loRK. sent 10 (


The city OF Savannah n dcsOlated nv yellow
fever, Many persons there actusy Frustrated by
the disease and many others. who thrown out OF
employment by the INTERRUPTION u business occasiunei
by the pcstioncc are destitute Toe expenses incurred
In for the sick ana In relieving me nrcesHs OF
the poor are reported 20 amount already to tl,2n0
daily; aud, N the teVer continues rasasts Those
expenses Will be larger Much OF the money
to meet the emergency must be supplied hy
the benevolent residing elsewhere, and the appeal
is confidently made e. you TO give now from your
abundance for the relief Of the suffering BROUGHT to
sister city ny this terrible visitation l shall he
happy Ia receive al this Office contribution whether
Of large or of tnali amount, intended tor that pur
pose ana unless other directions accompany shall
take that n reaches the committee ut the hautr
~ Commerce, which Is moving ia the matter, aud
which viii see that the money applied 10 eiIec
tuAtc the object OF the donor
WILLIAM H. WICKuAM, Mayor.
Mr. George Nonge, Treasurer OF tho Railroad
Agents Committee, has received $2di from Ed
ward Griniths, $50 from Daring, GtisMolu &
Co., Fifh Avenue Hotel. and subscuIuJns
amounting 10 $3.50 from other sources.
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To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-SU: Here
are tho names OF SIX soldiers on each side in the
impending political campaign;

foT I'htn, H'ndricls, and For HdVSs, Wheeler, ana
i,cfoih. GrdpNNH
hth' hcn H. Met Aollan, Gen. VIM W. Belkuap
ecu Wlh p. haitiet, Gen. Hrn 4 Butler.
Heu joe tluNari Gen. @. T.. FaDcock
Gen. \. ;. Williams, Gen. John Nj Iou.II
Gen. H. NJ "a mrt ecu. GEO. T. sptuClr,
Geu. lfshz Sl,eL Gen. Can scLulh ~
These are only specimens taken at random
Both sides can easily I've extended with names
of the same general character as those given ia
the respective columns,
Isit not pity to see Carl sohurz In such COM
panyY No wonder his German hieuds refuse TO
follow IAN tbs year. Nj. NJ. ".
WAsuINOrOh, Dc" sept 49,
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Cold winds roughen and chap tho skin
Glenn's sulphur Soap softens and reunitrs II.
hillf Hair and WhlsseI Dye" Blacklor Brown &C.,
ado.
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Monthly payments taken for furniture, car
pets, and bedding At COwpeTthEAlts, 100 ahd lbI
Chatham aHeet, -Ads
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Quirks Irish Tea the wonderful bilious rene
dy sold by every aruggist. Price 20 cents. -Adr.
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By Aonelis Teethins CORDIAL Price 20 eenIs.-AdV
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DISEASES HITHERTO INCuKABIr

pIn..il -tASEs HIIntHr0 i>CrkAhhE, -
Oh 90, tto.e 90 tnr hctft, h3oi liver l.ur.
H.. tes.. .ee., eS Asiiidr,o,,I,.o. liza, r. ,...
eia4 Nh ~ "pp su.c r .t4s '.. a' "a
Su.cn snns Wa',r. al p. "a. tiu I'D. b.. ~
5l.n room oo. d ', goo " ''""'' .' a. '"''
nm DFtsc,~r rhI>. H'A''FEH 5
~ ga, "l'.' '.'' '' g..
boon NANtANItJ lN., ott.. lt-N t
ily.,~u. ..r ur -.. i.N w o'e. n1
ti 0u, 'i'r ". ."' '.H nn
i,l6r 10 i.r.
..rn'yNof "r~rI'N1f"'&'''it .,"%,'rr:
sgl...,, ...,', lGo,' A. f,.''.', d." 'yH
On'rn,4- ii,.DNtulu. ,t.auI. i'",, %.
"oNNL nAv'NN r"rrrtr,.. ,NtNr
and4o'.. So prlf. nm u..... W.; ,,.IJ1 b ...t
ne te.to..o ea..aa. a., =. ..,p ~ Ar,, -. w.
il NAilt> $50. I.,i,'r' jN'D.t. V..h..,.
sn"ls snd ,nd lis'a"a ult oou-ht and solL DrAf.s
GRAND LXrHAOKDINAWY DRAWING,
cnEYENNE. IVY po,rWry SATURDAY,, sept 80 1870
Y,,.,,. s, CCAtlI r.lI 'i'n'lo
I DIV ir s'1S 'S' q -, 49, IL r,w' e S' aa
bloAet5, ~ F't@ TON, "pp site 'o-. uhe'N tt''y.
ROYAL hAxANN LoTrLHN.
VIII be drtVnon octs rrz u.s. ca-het orders nied
Information furnished tree
TAYLOR a co, hankrrs,
S.. n Wd'' - , =. !
KEEPS PATENT PNHTLN-h ApE nNt-S
ss as asnnns 1andRe'cn't III 6roaiw,i, sadVsi
ATCn 81, Ihl adtlphih
MK-. NI\NLON'> ~OOIIII>e -ihlP
Tor Cnlllrc ttchiAs sOfcu- Inc gums reduces luAu.
nation, aays all pam. AMI cures wind collie
INCLEAN TEETH ARE REF l.SIyE.
Never have UGH. Use lhurslon's Ivory Pearl TOOth
Powder SOLD w druggists.
$3.50 MORTU S6.-fal style Gents SIX Hat,
fne Dtrni aud loft has. 10 New Church ST. up stars
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS WILL SEND
- - TING WEEKLY sun
FROM NOW llLL AtrlG THE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID TO ASy'Anbniss .TukoUGnoUT
lllk UNITED aTAIES
70 CAMpAldN p4.uMbNI LIKE, IT,.
Address TaE BUN. ~ Y. Ciy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20

Quirk's Irish Tea cures headache.
ours Irish Tea cures dyspc psia.-Adp.
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Arrivcd-ruK.nAY sept 10.
So Isaac Bell. Lawrence. lacnmoni city Point, and
Norfolk.
IS August Andre. Gtcve. Antwerp Aug n.
SIS city OF Atlanta. Woodruff, Charleston sept 10.
IS Elysia, Mcktchie, LONDON sept s.
snip Black nawF. HoWllnd. san francisco sept 1.
Bars MadOue, Hucn, padaug June l.
Bars John ilAiumett Pedunc, Bristol IS days.
Bars Alfredo, PlttaiugI. Hoio April IL
Bark Curacao, Roncrtk, Curacao II days.
Also the urut river nj eotstwi-s v-s-sls.
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Consnmptive- nnd wrlcon" relief. m steadil
Hair rth from she use OF faExrk- tN.rR loNIC
Sold Uy all druggists.
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MARINE TNTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALsASAC-Tuia DAY.
sun rises. 3 40 sun scts..... 90 Moon sets. ~
HtGH WArEK-fute nay.
Sandy Hook. a Gov. Island. II ~ Hell Gate II 20
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Knptnrr cured Nv ID, Marsh. treatment.
uptown branch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20

ANY one can see az "a glance that Pomeray
Elastic Truss II The beet Prcv a.. 5td broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20

I.aach's Hair Coior Kr-Iorrr IL the only OF
that really Colurs the hair.
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Avoid the ordinary unnsrous and irritntir9
rutgatvee usually gwen Ia children. anu admin ttI
Milk u Magnesa, which is gent AMI tsstelcss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20

0entlemrn's Dress ana tct nat., ready at pouull
prices. pa Broadway, rArk Iaie.
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Mo white q ssss1 SO. Rye quoted at 7ss77c. for
odo , stale y ob@tl15 for Canada West. Barley
si&tuxS LOT Canadiau. Oats very unsettled active
new western mixed and white, atlc do state do,
tOglbc good To choice Old Western ibcdb0c-thc lat.
sales 100000 bush. at b0960c. Tor mixed inc iuding
steamer mixed Al b1ltaJSlpc also, yellow nj bd0nc.
TkoVlsloNr-Ihc norK ana lard Apeculaiona havo
been toward lower prices. under the arrival OF largo
numhrs Of swine at the West, but ia other hOa
products tue decline has not been import ant Bcef
remains uusctt as between the packing season. To-
day pork was nrmer. with salts 81 400 bhls on
f10.7O@Sl6.SO. Bacon very nrm Cut meats moro
active Tor picked bellies 1Oca12c with sairs of
10000 rs IN that range Lard nrnicr. win sales OF
$50 tca ut f10 $40 or primo CITY, ana tu5b fuY
western also, bUootcs for future nrNUrY ciosin4 at
t100u for Octob r, $3.50 for November gnl ~ $50
DeCemngr aud January. Dressed hogs weaker Ne
quote PcIk Dbl, mess, tl6 800 ttADO. Beef un
mcss. 0gfl1 extra nlcee, tll@t12 y bbl. Bccf h MS
4 bnl t2d9f2j hams. picked. y n, l2lta ~ ics
shoulders, picked bfaiac rlb bones, luWl4c. Iurdt
steam rendered luse"t prime CITY. 1850. Smutch
hams ecnl5ca smoNod shoulder. blsC, Baco H.ti
r.ec ior western ana ciU ions clear Dressed hogs,
i@s@s,ec
market under weak foreign accounts aud tree pts
At the ports To-Day suots easy a. decline Of itc.
lures rattle, dear Sales 49, uacs closing with buy
ers at II 7.32c. for september. ilsc. for Octouer
II 532c. for November. II 732c for December.
II II tc. Tor January, II 1889. for fohruarv and
IL 1889. for March. verpUol uhrket dul and easier
mlddllng uplands b l5-lbd. We quote
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Ruptured Persons. The SIX Eaetis Truss, sol
only 10y Elastic Truss Coz os3 BroadNa, cures ruptur
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TUk WEEKLY SUN
FROM NOW TILL AFTER THE PRES lnENrl NJ
POSTPAID, TO ANY address THkOlGHOUT
Ink UNITED STATES
so CAMPAIGN DOtUMtNl LIKE IT.
Address THE sun. y. Y. city
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THg WEEKLY sun
tKoM now lILL AtrlE rHE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO AM ~ AbbibHnlss THROUGHOUT
TIE UNITED aTArLs
no CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE lr
Address raE Bun. \. !. Cuy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
. :. A6AlhGTUN u OHIO RAlLktAu
!sssza 8. "a IS :ss zazssa sS sssss
u ID A ~ [, NJ I, NJ
WINTER ARIA NGEM ENT.
Rapinning UcL. 20 1S1n


Tho Mali Tram will leave Washington at 8
IL ~, ana Alexaudria at $40 q. m. daily, ex-
ccpt Sunday; pass Leesburg, going westward,
y. ll:2O Is. IL. .ud arrive 1t Round Hill 1T II
m. Leavc Round Hill al 1880 y. m.; pass Lees
burg going eastward, III lilo y. M, aad arrive
II Al1xandr, at 3: Is p. m, and Al Washington
81 3:3j y. IL
The <iccommo lation Train will leave Wash
ingtoa 1T 40 p ~, and Aie&andria. at AS p.
H., daily, kept sun Ivy, ant arrive At Lees
burg u. $40 >, n. Leave Le-sburg at d. m,
and arrive at Alexnhdr,h at s:l5 IL. NJ, and
Washington 1t s. 80 m.
81: l5assol, .crs rom Washington Yil take
in, Washington and Ohio cars ~ Tho baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Staton al IN. III ana 40
pa, s,,o 10 through to Round hill without
change -! cars.
The 3 10. n. train from alexandria and 1870
=. IL. t.,.in from Round Hill connect Il Sound
Hill With Harris Daily Lane ci CoAc!cs
Tor snicker:v:iIc Berryviite VII Winchosl.f
also with 1.cauer's Line Of Coacnes, which .eaVe
Loasturg a!y Tor Aldie and tiIddleburg.
3oth ira:Es westward, maze close Sonncctic1,
vt tiena= viii! ;>isss.ns limo OF .,tge= r FAR
fax C3,.r: louise.
GuGtal4s.taGit;ss tie2.aes, SIS. ssi5A sis:ie
tanHslai .io.&s:.i=, $50.
Z. i. HAvANEk,
oct Isl uoEc-a. iic&e Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
The scFi,erson Statue.

WASHINGTON, Oc;ober 49, lS76.-The 80,
c;eiy of tic Army If The Tennessee, unveiled
day tie statue OF Ger. McPheres1n Oh Nc
Phi rsuu :4uare Dear The Aritrgtan ii0!et.
A meeting vas hell at liz cola Hal at
l:3O c'c!uck to day. 4 p os"-s O. consisting Of
three caupnlics of District voiuutccrS, thc M
rine corps aud pumbarof carriages With oancs
OF muse proceeded 10 the ;quarc and unveiic1
the statue. The statue is cqleStrlao. General
McP holds III his aorsr arc seems to be just
raisog fc'i glass to bis eye. Ii was made by
R jesso of OAIo.
Gen. Logan d"v red tie Grafton ard Ger.
Hrkenio,p.r reac; history OF the SATIN.
There wa iarga crowd present and he Pes
ident aud Cabinet occupied prominent places.
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Local IsreYitieS.

U. S. Interual Revenue Collector Bolts na:
appointed Mr. W. A. Cave, 0! F@uquser c'oo
ty, guager Of liquors for this c'y'
1t was intended to LAUNCH the new schooner
Just bull. a. the ship-yard 90 Saturday, n ~ II
is now considered doubtful whether she Will DC
ready.
The Commissioners Of the Sinking funo
met last night and appointed c9mmliteeS ll
attend to sowe minor matters abou: the marker
building.
The radical copvcnion to nominate, cand.'
date fer Senator, to fill the vacancy from tn:
district will be held at the old court house IL
this city tomorrow.
The case of the colored lawyer, K. D. kutaa
for receiving stolen watch chain as TEE, wa
called in the Criminal Court IN Washing ior
yesterday and slponed, on accouut OF hai'
iu's iIIocss, until Tu sday ncxt.
Mr.. Joseph Kaufmauo, Secretary Of the
Alexandria Hebrew Benevolent Society, has
received letter trou Mayor Anderson, OF
Savannah, gratefully ackuow'' dying the re-
ceipt of $25. contributed by that society to the
yellow fever sufferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
Tie EuinilOy &Tsir.

NEW YORK, Oct. lo.-I'he latest adVlces from
Cainboy, s. o represent the massacre OF the
democrats It that plsco last IoEd-y as the sue
cess:ul result OF r-econ cc:ved p%n OF the ne
prncs snd their white LEADERS. They had guns
hidden all around the pisce of meeting, and at
the presrrsngci signal" pistol sh"t-se zsd
them md fred two rounds deliberately and di-
rectly into the crowd of white and colored dem
ocraLs killing four or five nutright. and wound;
ing shout twenty others One CT Inc "ouAueo
eolcrcd men-a speaker, says that ne SAW two
black radicals aim and suoot directly at him.
The killed were robbed and mutllatsd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
The Turkish War.

LONDON Uc. Is The latest intelligence re-
ceived here is to the effect that great war IS
now on the eve Of breaking out between Russia
and Turkey, and that Russia vii! be Supported
by Germsny and Austria. Wnst England,
France and ltaly will d. is undecided. panic
prevails in the European markets il consequence
Of the general and prevailing oelligerentat.itude
If all the powers.