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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
BUSINESS EMBiRR.iSSMENTS.

Cottrel & Babcock, manufacturers of print
ing presses No. Sprucest announce their suspcn-
sion Improbable business, bad debts and other causes
combined 10 bring this about The members Of the firm
do not wish give any particulars, but say that the
present trouble caused by the falling due of notes pre-
yiousy given TO extend their Indebtedness Their works
al Westerly r. l.. have been stopped and their clerks
ave engaged In making the statements OF accounts
The liabilities reported to be S25OOOO but the pre-
else figures are not Ubtanabe. meeting OF the cred
itors will bp neld To arrange settlement.
John Nugt ~ Co. made assignment yesterday 20
EVisto T. Tahbr; the liabilities SlStliS 81. and
most of creditors in Hamburg The assets
S6SIs7 3D.
tOr ut No 1913 Broadway. who failed year and half
ago with liabilities amounting To about %lSOOO, was
discharged from bankruptcy on his own petition yestcr-
day by Register Little
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LATEST SHiP NEWS

For other Ship NecS see Second and Third Pages J
ARRIVED.
steamship ain tFs, RculoUx Havre July y, via
Plymouth I'D. with mdse and pass 10 Louis de BeIdn
Norfolk With mdsc. and Old Dominion steamship 60.
steamship Gen. Whitney, Haett Boston, with mdse. and
Ship Prma Donna. Lunt san Francisco April 49, with
Bark G. r Kemp of Port Elizabeth Taylor Matanzas ID
BARK Anna CAust). vido!cl. Rott rdam June 20. with
Nose.
SAILED
Hsubnrs OF Nevada Glasgow City Of New YORK
tan.rIl for Bermuda Isaac Bell, Tor NOr'ok
Liverpool. brig Curacao
WIND-SunsoJ moderate. T. cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MOyHIE Aug 3.-rhe Anchor Line steamship Utopia
Great rom Sew JiSy 80 for Glasgow and the Al IN
Line steamship Hilean Archer from Ballinpre july ~.
~ Han IA July 10, ioi Liverpool arrived here To-
day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON s. C.. Aug. 3Airiyed steamship Virginia,
schr. Jennie Middleton, 10. PHILADELPHIA
SAyAsNNH, Aug S.-AiIlNvd, At"Jmship SnmeIS't from
Robinson wapl for Nes-iiayen. Sailed, spanish bark
Sucyl IguacO. Tor NlgO.
hIlHNoND Va, Aug. 3.-Coared, blr.s samuel Welsh.
,p.ac DluLic Pta GER, a. .tzrn. Tor no Gfante
3.-ArN steam ships AeNlcau (Brl,
WHIT from Kingston Jam f. w. Bruno Foster rom
New YORK. Henry l. G1g. Person, TDm Plat'pla. sap
Ihurufi Br haynes from Liverpool: barks Don IuSto,
Bennett Belfast. Fuglte BIu ,Aos Won der Lipbe.
from Amsterdam.
from New 81 az this port slipped ter anchors,
cold. and dfci on tie sands she lost hei nhl@cnast
aud vas Uthei wise damaged
NOTICE To MARINERS.
OFVI or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
TONPSNsyILLE " y, AN. 3. 1876
In. NJ slJOp about 300 yards east OF INC
Robbins R,cfb buoy. \. G. EHINp, Captlln v. :. N,
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

II is clear enough why Sammy never got
married No girl OF spirit would stand such negligence
IN a cores Ondent.-tSpIinghcld Union (Eepl
Delays are dangerous Had Mr.. Iildcn at
ANY time during his public LcSlta;cd he Is
doing, ne would never have mad chance TO accept
philadelphia Times (Ind)
Ii should be source of pride, therefore, to
American that the testimony OF cxSOlior wilson
completely ndcaes the personal character and mo
tyes Of the Observation-Disclosures JOurnal C'epJ
If the Democrats take the Adams and Bartlett
ticket Governor and II be-
gins to look If they woud-it probably won't mate
much difference how the Republican ticket Is made up,
tins year 1t will be pretty certainly doomed To defeat
Springfield Republican tlndl
On the whole, though it is great shame
that Deknap sh ould have got of in this way, do not
40 much regret the farcca termination Of the affair For
rascals like bmand he is type OF the raScals OF the
day in polit,cs-trias by High Courts, presided over
by Senator'S and opened with prayer, altogether too
pomp01s The place them Is the dock OF a criminal
court and the proper form Of procedure common III
common jurys-lfhe Nation 0nd1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
STRIP BONDSuEN.

Thomas l.. Birch, the straw" bondsman,
who was recently held in the United States Court in
80 900 bonds for committing perjury in hs AFFIDAVIT as
bondsman in the Herman Hirsch case, was again
arrested Yesterday by Detectives Fields and Crowley
bench warrant issued by Recorder Hackeit charging
him with similar oHense, and locked up in the Tombs
to await examination
The case in which Birch now ia implicated ia that Of
Thomas 7. Bennington, r formerly salesman forl i"yt
sprague & Co.. who was sued by Charles Wes;erman.
son of the weknown German bookseller of this city for
obtaining money by false pretenses. Remington
hi, lawyer, william 2. Richardson of No. III
broadway (Which is one OF the places Of
resort Of tho straw bail mem secured as bondsmen
Charles L. Elmond>, Thomas L. Birch, II. N. Twombly
and Mrs Neubergcr. wife of Jacob Neuberger, pro
fessional bJndsman Ex-Judge Emott. the plaintiff,
counsel objected 10 these bat they took oath to
Justification. and were accepted. Soou aterward the
names Of Edmonis and Birch began 10 appear on
numerous bonds in the United States courts and sherns
Office and thc real character suspected The arrest
NJ Mckenzie followed and from HIM statements wcra
obt aimed against Remington. Elmonds, and Birch. Dir
Wcstcruanu then began inyrsti gate Remin gOns bond
and found that with possibly exception II was I'M
doubleday worth nothing ElmOnds IN the mean time,
hat rraucd arrest .Ur perjury here ~ getting mo lhc
V,y.mcn,ng Prison IN Philadelphia !Or another CilWe.
The titles 20 The real estate wren bch Cianc'l 70
were next searched aud the real owner " Greater por
ton WAS found 10 De the Hon ElWln e thtchEcp o.
ErnokIyn The other statements IA Buch'S ahVhFit
were 30 fguu To false, and d tcrniUcd 10 n
rest him upon ~" ig-t opportunity, which WIS accord
iu.y Against tue Othrf bonihiicn 10 Po'ttuh-
have been instituted BIrcls ease viii go 70 tdc Grand
Jury. which Will be drawn next Monday warrant
ha been issued tor the arrest of Remington on charge
OF authorization OF perjury.
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BOLD ROGBERY 1T RdHW1E

4 WEALTHY MERCHANT BOUND AND ROBBED IN HIS
owS HOUSE ~ THE DAY TINE BI MASKED MrN.
Henry Freeman, wealthy butter merchant
~ Railway ~ j. while asleep on sofa in his house.
about / o'clock yesterday afternoon, was bound and
robbed by masked burglars Mr Frcomdns residence l.
AT No q, Mltonsi. the principal street in the city. The
house stands short distance from the street, IN yard
surrounded by trees. Mr.. Freeman stated 10
a reporter last night that he was first
aroused by feeling something forced into Ills
mouth and found that four masked tying him
A young man put bag over his head, while boy wear
ing pair OF goggles made Of blue glass with-wre sides
tied his arms with rope. Another put slipn0ose
around his neck and drew the rope over a clothes
hook, almost stranglng him. His throat and
ueci were badly bruised aud discOlOred by the
rDur. lie struck several violent blows on the chest
and seriously injured while struggling 10 escape The
family were absent at the time, and he was bound for
half an before he released. His sister return
ing To the house the doors open aud all In confuSlon
ard found her brother hanging rs the robbers had e
him.
The burglars rausacked the whole house, but failed
To Ind several gold watches and other articles or
jrwery and the family silver plate While ~ men were
In the upper part Of the house Mr. Freeman thOugt he
was alone aud made desperate effort 10 free himself
He heard gru voice call down stairs to those who were
below Put III end To that fellow, he Will spoil all
This was followed Ey severe blow, when had the de-
sired effect. Freeman dad not move again Tho rob
brr. wcro the house about 20 minutes They secured
1910, which they took from Mr. Frccman's person.
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LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..

REPORTED SERvIAN VICTORY AT 1SVOR.
LONDON, Friday, Aug 4, 1876
The Standards correspondent with the North
Eastern Servian army, in dispatch from Paratchln.
reports heavy fighting on the lower Iimok Ihe
Servians claim to have recaptured isvor. The au-
thorties are silent on the subject and 1t Is raS 10
state the i3sue
The casualties are heavy 400 wounded are ex-
pectcd at Palatchn and there are 20 Mt Jagodlna
without surgeon. TchernayefI's army OF 20,Ooo
men is in an intrenched camp. At Alexnaiz ana
Seligrad two hours march in the rear. are red0ubts
and earthworks hOldingtwO brigades Prince Milan
and Minister Rstich are at Delgrad.
The Standards Paris dispatch reports that 5000
men and II Krupp cannon have left Egypt for the
Porte and 1000 mere men and q krupp guns
will soon be dispatched TO complete the contingent
which the khediye is bound to furnish the Sultan
RUMORED APPEAL FROM RUSSIA TO FRANCE
La PyesSc publishes under reserve as not yet con-
frmed u statement that France has been advised by
Russia to take part with the other powers III the Ell
forts at mediation, and replied that it would be bet
ter first that the powers understand what are to be
the points of Intervention. Russia evidently wishes
for immediate Intervention III Turkey
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CUSTEE'S FOLLOWERS.

\ REFLEX FUND FOR TnE FAMILIES or NoN-CoM-
MsSIoNID OTFICrEs AND rHiNATES
TO the Edtt0r Of the TrtbHHc.
SIE: Your report of the anguish OF the WIDOWS
and orphans If the fallen in the late disaster of tho
gallant Con Custer appeals 10 The sympahcs oil ALL
This anguish We cannot assuagr. but II Is the duty
Of all 10 contribute 10 their aid and that they are
provided with the necessities of life which their
fallen protectors cannot now provide. IL Is well
that the gallant Custer should 10" honored by monu-
mcnts. He has served his country calamity aud
well. His history is written in the annals OF the
country, history But while doing this duty let us
not forget the widows and fatherleSs Of the nom
commissioned officers and priyatrs who fell with
him. We would suggest that the fund be raised
through TnE TRIBUNE, and be disburscd through
Col. Crttcndrn. who knows from his o"p deep
SORROW how 10 feel for the scrrow of Others. In
closed please find 10 FOR the widows and orphans
fund. hurMAEp'
Gtumayd ORANGE a.. v. Y. Aug. !. 1876.
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coYu0D0RE U.lADERBILr VERY Low

The condition of Commodore Vanderbilt exhibited
a marked change for tho worse last evening lie
suffered y severe relapse and became ycry feeble
Toward midnight il was feared that he had only u
short time to 1--we, but after midnight p symP-
toms were a little more favorable. His Strength
however, WIS steadily cbbing away, and those about
him were not entirely free from apprehension that
his death would take place before daylight. II he
.pr,.iyes the night, it is believed that. unless
ms condition shows great improvement to-
day. the end must DO very His strong
constitution and his iron will have enabled
hin, In resist the effects of his sickness To "A remark
allie extent but the long-continued suffering and
weakness and the progressive Tavagcs of disease
oppcar now To- have exhausted his vitality and
nnSer of endurance almost entirely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

BORDLEY-In this city, Thursday morning. Aug. kats g.
BOrdley IN the 43t wear Of her age. 49, - .
Burial On saturday, Aug. D. Laurel Hin, philadelphia.
ELLIoTT-On Thursday, Aug. ,, Capt samuel Elliott IN tho
Funeral services from residence Rev. J. Jones' sailors
ferry boat leaves foot Whitehall-st AZ li:l5
HAGARAt EcSley Penn. Willie Bishop Hagar. in tho 2st
yedI OF his age s"d 81 William haStr VI BrOohyh
Notice vi funeral hereafter
HAIGHr-A chappaqua. eighth month %. Aaron Haght.
In the ISJh year %! his lLe.
Funeral at Friends Meeting house, Chappaqua on seventh
day, 9TH INST, 1t = CARE VIII meet the 1870
Il. m. train from Grand Central Depot.
uOILY-At stamford Conn "Wednesday, Aug . Elizabeth
The funeral services viii be held Johns Church. STAN.
fond saturday, Aug D. at O'Clock .. m.
LA TONNErrE-On Thursday morning. Ang. 3, az Found
Brook. n j. Louis BGyls OF Cornelius W. and Marga
ret 4. La TOnuette. aged - years
Funeral az O'Clock IN. on saturday.
MACDONOUGH-At uwOotOn. Huiso1 Wednesday.
Aug.., OF apopeNy, Eliza Macd0nough, widow OF Pcoc
Marlborough In the ~ "a year OF her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited 20 attend
the funeral on saturday morning Aug D. from The residence
OF her s,nin.law, Frank g. Greene, at wOO Cara
tletl.st. ut 1890 a. M.
MITcHELAt bis residence IN BrooSyn on Thursday
Notice Of funeral services III papers tomorrow.
MONELL-At Narraganset Pier X. L. Aug l. 1876, Hon.
CauGIus L. Mcneil Chief Justice OF the superior Court OF
Funeral services viii held Presbyterian Church.
Forty secOn ist, between Fifth and SiNthaves OF Friday
the lth inst, at 10 o'clock a. m RoatNes and friends
OF the family invited 10 attend without further invita-
ton The remains Will be taken to Hudson, y. y, tor
inteTment
Gust Zeen, respectfully informed Of her decoase
Huron Bay. Mich on May -. 1876 She died happily
PHILIPS-At 1t. Thomas w. l.. July 49, 1876 Ubaliina
Casorla de Philips wife Of George A. Philips
wENTwoRTH-s Sunday. July 80. Brooklyn Col obel r.
Wentworth, IN the 5Sth year Of MS age.
Relatives and friends also Gen j. NJ. Naran and stan eNo
and officers OF the Regiment y \. :, ". G-
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral on Friday Aug
4, at M, at his Late residence loZ SCUM tlith ST.
Brooklyn, T.. ID.
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THE CALL FOR CAVALRY.
GEN. sHERMAN,s OPINION OF TT.

HE TESTIFIEs on THE SUBJECT IN WASHINGTON
CAVALRY NEEDED TO PROTECT OUR REAR
WHERE THE ARMY Is POSTED AND WHAT IT Is
DOING.
Gen. Sherman was invited yesterday to give his
views in regard to Gen. Sheridan's call for $500
more cavalry by committee of Congress at Wash
ngton. He complied and urged upon the commit
tee the importance of expanding the regular cavalry
regiments with that number of new men tosbc rcgu-
larly enlisted for three years He was asked why
volunteers would not do. and gave emphatic red
sons why they would not. He told also why troops
are posted in the South, and the need of them III the
West at various points. Secretary Cameron who
was with Gen. Sherman, coucurred III his views.
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MICHIGAN REPUBLICAY NOMINATIONS.

NOMINATION. OF STATE OFFICERS.
DETROIT, Aug 3.-The Republican State
Convention met at Lansing. Mich. to-day and nominated
the following State ticket:
For GorcrnOr-C. NJ. CrosSwell.
LientfHGit GOrDrHOr-AlouZo Sessions
SecrctdTy Of StIte-E. q. ID. Holden
stat, 1redSuFfr-D Is. McCre1ry.
AHd,tOr-Ralph Ely.
IdHd CO3ESsiOHer-B +. Partridge,
Attorney GeHerut-Otto krchner
SHyeriIiendeHtOf Ptbhc HiSirUcti0n-H 2. Tarhcll
The following Presidential Electors were also chosen
VIM Docltz, LIST District; Chas H. Kemp, lid District ;
Preston Mitchell lid District; Doos Phillips IVth Dis
trct; jacob Deuharlc, With District Chas. Kpp, Win
District: Jeremiah jerks With District; J. Hanchet.
with District; and VIM Durham. IXth District. Vim.
A. Howard anu Henry W. Lord electors at large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

The Indicated by the hequenc
violence by the excess Of the moemfns sS
uncertain
low descent from the line 10
bal wesneL Will, an ssfsf from ssss
70 points unmistakaoly to pleasant weatherI
There been little change in atmospheric conditions
since the reports of yesterday. Pressure as well q
moisture remains the same. TIE wind continues in the
east and the temperature ia steady These circumstances
guarantee similar stability Of weather Influences Oven
The territory usually embraced within TIE TRiBuSEt
local observations and Hence there is no occasion foi
modicao OF the reports OF the last three OF fOua
DAYS Clear and cloudy skies and steady wind and tenn
peraure may be expected that territory win
likelihood OF rain very early next week.
For this city and 100 miles around clear, intereDanS
ing with cloudy weather. deep haziness moderate tenn
peraIr. and gentle winds most probable today ana
tomorrow, with rain by sunday.
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SALARIES OF LETTER CARRIERS.

The letter carriers of New-York held meet.
ing last evening at POstOce Station A. No. 800 Broad
way TO take further concerning their recently
reduced salaries I'm addition to the petition already
signed by the carriers setting forth the reasons why tho
reduction in their opinion unjust merchants peti
of this which I'm brief that the old salaries may be
restored carrier is to present to the merchants on
his beat requesting them to sign IT, Both sets OF
petitions will then be forwarded TO the proper authoi
ties Of the POst-Oice Department At washington: Tho
ton Postmaster James, to have their former salaries
restored I'D tnem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
ptSSENG Frs 4RRIVED.

FROM HAyRE-Tn steamship 81 Germcin .ug MT
and iT- ClrricaDurn ar II lhcl j. w. Mickey y. hac
Con- Mr Lamare Mr. ANA Nora. Mr. Ochoa Joseph
Manzzold Pierre Riccarii l.. Flyre Mle; HeBriee iiri
gioni Lafabregue. H. NobuC0, T. Enrich o. Claian T.
Feusr Mr.. ROmanet :. Durand y. Robbins. M Bonfre
BerthelOt MarcclnO Gaule Louis laOur thas tienn
ter sisters jean, TAcIrse ~. vincent II re .srel
MANN BERNARD 81 Serapne ST Angelo Marie 81 Regis
Louis ami Marie PhlOmene, Nine Louise Grant,
Deloass stephen lie noine Jules indie Joseph H.
X Mr. DesfialcDS SISTER II Pierre. T. H. Hhl,o, L.
Whae 4. Wnlle. il Mr. am Mrs. LIIt.ng.
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TERRY,S MOVEMENTS.
coMMuNlcuIoY WITH COOK - NONE or cuSl

COMMUNICATIONS VIII NOVh = NDNF VF NV'ITN =
MES TAKES PRISONERS.
lnT TiLEGEAPn TO THE THIBCSEl
C,Mr oN THE YELLOWSTONE, NJ. T., July p,
via HrfENA. NJ r., Aug. 3. The report that
prisoners were taken during CnSters fight on
the Little Big Horn. aud aftcrward tortured,
Is untrue. The mruS with Custer aIl fell fight
ing eailnntly to the last. The command moves to-
day toward the Rosebud valley which spraciicablc
Tor wagons. We will give up this stream. Commu-
ncation has been opened with Gen. Crook. Trails
are reported Leading from the Little Big Horn to-
NaIl N, nn.rhuI.
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GREAT SUIT AGAINST THE KANSAS PACIFIC
LEY TEIfGRAPu TO THE TKIRUyE.l

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. ga special dispatch to
The Republican from Leayenworth says that suit was
instituted to-day. the United States District Court, FOR
2lO75I ost against the Kansas Pacific Railroad Com
pany using fraudulent vouchers. Ex-senator Carpcn
Ter Is among those engaged to prosecute the Company
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Time-2;l6, PISA 2:l6.

THE FAILURE TO FIND TwEED's PROPERTY.
ALBANY, Aug 3-Attorney- General Fair
onid mas referred to Wheeler H. Peckhan reply the
letter OF Sheriff Conner asking Instructions relative to
.ho failure to ind any property belonging TO VIM M.
49, unaer the $6OOOOOO Judgment The reference is
mace 70 Mr. Peckham because he was the Shern7s conn
~ y, .ne prosecution OF the King suits Upon his reply
ths ssspig VIII base specific instructions TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

IN answer Alphabetical" in yOGr issue for remedy
for consumption IT. nrst stages, can recommend Dr.
IgRf', GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY" II taken According
directions for has been thoroughly triei IN my family.
and g)flOus. "ApnaDscAi' must not ek
peci do the wOrEmy wr TOOK three bottles be-
lore change. br after tho third bottle
every seemed TO strengthen tho lugs anu now she IS
well aud arIy. II "AphaD-Ji VII writo 70 me VIII
20 witnesses 10 tho above. HESGl II. NJ PAfgOS.
Lawrence. Marion County, Ind.
Times. Feb |. 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
A KAFFlR DEFEAT.

LONDON, Aug. "A dispatch to The Necs
from Madeira says adylces have been received ir0m
Transyaa South Africa, that Mohibi was attached ny
1000 whites and 400 blacks on the 7th Of July.
Tho stronghold was carried by storm, and complete
victory was won over the Kafrs. Successful Kair raids
are reported however. and the situation serious
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MIDNIGHT WEI7HER REPORT
Probabilities

Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States
rising followed by nearly stationary barometer. south
crly Ia castcry winds slightly warmer, partly cloudy
weather and occasional nins.
Tor the ElStsyn and hidde States, falling barometer
and rrrDisr cicGF frr re1thcr, ruth Soh ID Udsl W
the former ami east 10 south cindS IN The latter
Tie upper Ohio River and Mississippi from 81. LOUIS
TO V.chsEury, cont uur SLOWLY failing
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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MARRIED.

OPFLAND-ARhSTRONG-O Thursday, Aug :, 1875.
OF The brides parents BIO nynIbbeT Omagh.
Ireland by the Row.. Hazet0n, Geo Copeland " B-OoAyn,
y. " TO Jane Armstrong. daughter OF Montgomery Arm.
strong,
MERRITT-COXE-On Thursday, Aug g. at -. Pauls
Cathedral, Buffalo, by the Rev Dr Sheio' Douglas Merritt
Lcacor KhnebcCk Dutchtss Co, ami Elizabeth Glove
WATERS-LU DLUM-On Tuesday, July Is 1876, AZ tho
R0nout Presbyterian church, by tho Rev william Irwin.
d. d. of Troy y Y. assisted ny the Rev. Isaac Clark Fran
Waters Mary Lawrence daughter Oi Tie late Judge
Gabriel ". Lud!un, both Of Kingston y Y.
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BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 3.-The third day of
the Buffalo Park attracted attendance Of fully
10000 persons No special interest attached TO
tne colt race. In the second race there
was great deal of scoring, and some pretty
neck-andnecR racing in the various heats, Of which
was dead heat After the fourth heat complaint was
MADE that Albcmarlc's driver pulling her Van
NeS' was taken out accordingly and Wllet substituted
.ne result proving that the complaint well founded
1be following are the summaries:
1000 fcr 232 class; first. $1,000 second $500
Hslta1 700; fourth 2OJ
Irwin ~ Ihafne Of Philadelphia b. g. Thorndale / !
ms,i dn ness Of Columbus. Ohio, sp g. Able - - r.
" n Barnes Of Syracuse, blk g. .......O
~ ~ OarK OF fItdonia ~ Y, Ia IN, Clark......3
s Is . GIeeh u Babylon. n y, b. g. Proctor g
= ~ Ish u BuHao f. Gray Salem ....-.....-.S
W u no0I o. = Allen by Ethan Allen ..........6
sm tSn Nslkenburg OF ogdensburg, &. q. Capt
n, ..-..-s..t----7 or.
=" wiz M saunders Jrsp oINew.York. blk. s., Young
w , Mcdonald Of Terre Hante, Ind. br. g., s.
W. weeks Of brooklyn g. iJudge ....;.. distanced.
gtn 1000 Open 70 all FIRST $1,000 Second, 81 900
1hru 500; Fourth,
l
oounnsLs' ...............-............3 q
nme-2;i6, 2.i5ii, 2i6.
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CONCERT At GILuoRRS GARDEN.

Gimores Garden was filed with large
audience last evening, the especial attraction being the
performance OF programme every number OF which was
heard for the first time in that place. Messrs Levy ana
Arbuckle, cOrnct players; Nine. Eugene Pappenheim'
soprano; W. H. Stanley. tenor; saul Liebing pianist;
the Symphonic Quartet and the Young Apollo Cnb 10
getber with Gimore's celebrated band combined III rem
derng the selections to the entire satisfaction OF the
audience which manifested pleasure by frequent ap-
nlanse. The following is the pr0gramme:
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EARNINGS OF TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-The annual report of the
Michigan Central Railroad Company VIII be published
tomorrow and makes the following exhibits: Earnings
Freight, Si,3l7275 passengers, S2,l35, 1888; other