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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

AHGELL-sept g. Nicholas ANGEL aged o. ,,c.
on sunday Gath inst, at O'Clock M. Relatives aud
frients afe requested to attend
BowMANAt Astoria, L. t. on Thursday 2lst inst, Sarah
Funeral win take place at her fathers residence on
Wobsteraye this LAY, at 2 O'Clock D. NJ
BREATH-In Brooklyn Wednesday, Sept 20. Adelne
Morgan in o 3l year Of her age wido" Of the late JAS
The funeral win be held q the Church Of tho Re
O'Clock The remains viii be taken TO henIsead Tor inter
ment
DNtIssuddeny on seri o. Caleb w aged ~ years
Funeral or Monday at p ~ from his iato residence 644
Hancock t., Brooklyn
DEwING-on Friday Sept % 1876, OF pneumonia Edwin
Dowing son Il the late L. C. DoNms OF THIS city IN
the 18th year Of his age; nor
powNs-In BROOKLYN Friday Sept % after lingering
Illness youngest sen OF Mary AMI tho late Hugh
Tho raiVc3 and irens are respectfully invited attend the
MoDlay, 25:h inst. az O'Clock p. N:
KITCHEN-suddenly, on Thursday morning. sept 81 VIM
Tie relatives ieqls Of the family resoeetuiy invited
10 sy s SnS s on Monday at 10 O'Clock
LLwIs-In Exeter " H., Sept % Mary T. Lewis aged 81
F2SEerSl Ia Naugatuck, Conn. sunday Sept "a.
MAs0N-At bis residence IN Providence. R L. Earl p Mason
the 13d year o. Lis eSe
MORGAN In Brooklyn, on Wednesday sept 20 Charlotte
TyCn in the 18th year OF her age WHO" OF The Rte JoAn
The neia services VIII be held the Church Of the Re
detm,r, Pacbcst ard FJurthaye THIS afternoon az
owESAt Nyack on.the uGson, Thursday evening 2ls
inst, EdYaiG II owen, ia the tOih wear OF ms age
Tie furrraI services at the Ffh Avenue Presbyterian
Church corner Fitynfths, on Monday, 18th inst at
O'Clock.
ROR-In Chester orange Co.. ~ " on tho 2lst inst Jesse
Zoe in the ~ ~ bia age
The iriccs amt he !gves family invited 20 attend
tho funeral his late residence gu saturday sept ~ az
IN m Train leaves hGmbsrssf Ct 0:45 Carriages
Will be In the arrival OF The train at Chester
sHFRwoop-on Friday 22d inst, Ann Sherwood in the
Sath OF her age.
FurcI from her Late residence AZ CrntOn DAM losk0wn
Wo.icestcr &C., n Y, Oh SUNDAY, 2sh ins at@oeloeA
Pm
sTEwAi.T-On Friday morning Sept ~, James stewart III
the Goth year OF lis age.
NOtice OF the fEnera hereafter
wRIGHTon Thursday 2lst inst, Barnabas Wrigh "a TAO
FspeI at chapSaeua Meeting sunday, at 1850
\. m Relatives and utends are invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
EXECUTION IN CANADA.

CAYUGA, Ont, Sept 22.-John Young, con.
vc,ed Of the murder OF Abel Mcdonald, was executed
here this morning During the carly part Of the night nc
was engaged in prayer with the Rev DIR. Eyre Mhen
tho clergyman had finished Young who had soereted
Bibe with clasp, wrenched on tue latter ana
sharpcncd tho edge against the wall win te htehon
- on,ttInr suicide; but be rcpented OF his design
81 so,d en- IN the minister. On the scafOd be was
sEcI II he had anything say, and spoke as looSs'
hone this will be warning To all you gouns i; ;
here that know. hope II will warn them ana lne
same 10 the strangers present hardly thihh III W.T.
H., ~ tbs death hut is 80 ordered I'll nave 10 put
M WITH H. have nothing more 10 say Dut hOIe 10
meet ali Of you day In better world hops AOH
Iii hc warned ana come 10 death IKE ths lhiih
ia Sbgrld warn you" Owing u the breaking OF tue
ring i'm tho bolt the first attempt Of the hanEnah was
~ lew minutes delay occurred whll0 hammer
snt for to b cak tie bolt After the Doll was poAen
he tran fell Life was extinct In hVe minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. P. S. GilmOre's annual benefit will take
place at the Hppodrcme on Saturday evening" the 3oh
inst he is arranging one Of his Mammoth Bills" Tor
tho occasion
Nine. Essipoff7s first concert viii take place
at stenway Hall Nov. 10. Mr. Werthe'mDer' hcr
manager, sails for Europe to-day TO complete the ar
rangements for her season
The first concert Of the New-York 0ratorio
Society. with tho Erjah,@ win take place on Wcdncs
day, Nov g. The second at which tho Messiah" Is to
DO given. VIII be on Christmas night One OF Bachs
cantatas Brahms Deutscbe Requiem: and the "a act
Of Glucks orrbers," with Miss Drasd as soloist VIII
be given at the third concert Feb 49, The last concert
vii hq mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

mzze in the left hand II Is supposed that no commit
ted suicide.
PRTycETOYC Considerable indignation exists IN Prince
ton relation colOred being admitted as sLudens
TO the OF lectures on psychology gwen Ny D
McC0sh. A number OF students have determined 10
leave the college, and have advertised their rooms Tor
sale. The matter is TO be considered by the Faculty
WAvgRLY.--The fair OF the New-Jersey State Agricn
a Society closed last night In the absence of senator
Randolph Congressman Clark delivered the annual
address Tho attendance for the five days OF the far
reached about 10000.
IIvISGsToN.-Henry Luck, German, committed SUI
eide on Wednesday by hanging himself in barn ON the
William Ward estate He had recently returned nom the
state Prison where he had served term Tor ATTEMPTING
to kill woman whom me Thought had bewitched him.
LONG ISLAND
BATH-The Sea Side Home for Poor Children, under
the care the HewYork CbildreDs Aid Society," closed
Sept H. Since June H. 1453 girls have enjoyed tho
se-bathing and fresh air of this retreat The cDldren
in companies Of from 30 to 100 and remained one
week About 700 boys also spent one day at the Home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

somebodv sheuld tell Judge Hoar the news
ahopt Batter He doesn't 20 have heard IL yet
lspriDgheid Republican undl
Mr.. Adams may cherish the magnammous
etIrnt at there Is room enough in tho world Tor the
Adams family and the Democratic party OF Massach
setts but be doesn't deign 10 say so-ChicaKo tribune
lRepJ
For reform Republican to support Hayes in
thu hOe OF occurring reform through his elevation 70 te
Presidency Is "a ridiculous would be an appcaOb 70
the devil for q supply Of holy wter.-st Louis hepupE
Dem)
We ere in favor. for the sake of the South,
ne ess than the NOrth Of the dissolution OF the old nn
81 Solo South Democratic Party t never was part
nershiD for legitimate bsncss and means mlschlh now
more than eVer.-{ Cinelnnst Commercial Qnd.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

Total OF equipment s36, $780, S9
81 per cent of the entire cost $780, 765, ESQ as
reported for 1870.
The fact that the cost Of horses. harness, &c.
has remained unchanged during the entire five years
will probably cause smile.
Qucry-Does the equipment of 1875 include the
locomotives and cars of the Harlem Company that
were transferred with the lease in 1871 If the
foregoing increased cost in these items will appear
nearly as extravagant as those for construction.
Tho future papers upon this subject will attempt
a complete anayaGsof the company's business, earn
ings and expenses for the maintenance and working
of the road. They will also show the value of its
lease of the Harlem road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other snip Ncirs see FIN Page,

For other snip Ncirs see FIN Pags.l
ARRIVED.
Shin Muskato tof ST. JDhp N b. Cater liverpool Aus
IL in alast. Anchored 10 Gnyts'nd Bay iGr oTdels ~
Schr Lizzie b. MoNichos (of Lubec) Tanning windsor,
s. 10 ava. with plaster. .,.
Schr Dialem GRAY, Windsor " =, ~ nays Win piset
sCHOGNERs-HyRR AND CoAsTWlsh
C. c Smith. Taunton. Cornelius Taunton
= Hale Taunton. Julia Baker Providence.
" ~ Miller NiIlstnne Point 7 Diyerty. Somerset.
T. = IIatsh New.Haveu. Potter & Hooper Pawtucket
Trancfs Ellen Pawtucket NJ 4. McG1han, Providence
Ramon de Ajuia, Providence. = " wheaton PIoVGenes
VrhTUa prryiieuce sarah Purvis, Providence
& n Touc4 Bpst0n. j. williamson, Boston
Beachlran, New Haven. +. o. Hussel, fOTtIahd' u
SAILED.
for Lewes bel ship R6Dus fOr Bristol fng tarEs 10
hanns i5r Bremen ElsinOre. for - bngs Roanoke Tor
Porto Clbeil0.
Py way Of Long Island sond-steamship Geo. Washington
iSr y" N ri obn DiS n T. i TaT Tor portland carrie
10. Pail River Charlotte jameson, Nuato Eagle and Mary
&IED.sGnss;, fresh, E. cloudy.
DISASTERS.
Thncr AZ his port from tho ru1d Banks reports hsvng
spoken Mary carlisle who reported they saw the SCI
water On toe 18Th in5t The dories were aNhe on deck
the capt g OF the Etta Tanner also reports heavy gale
OF vessels, early all more OF less damaged
FOREIGN PORTS.
oUEENsTowS. sept, 22.-Tho Williams Guol Line steam
ship Guard from sept H. arrived heEe at
mldnr ght, for Liverpool.
nlLiFSS, s. s. sept g2-The stoomShD , Sever, severn from
London and Newfoundland fr Plct9u, arrived To-Day
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me- Sept 22.-Cleated brgs Carrie f. Picker
ing ior MatanLls j. Rowland Tor Havana p,0roo
and Allentown futile Philadelphia; ship L0tte warren,
Cawsey, Calcutta harks Hugh EwnE wilson R0 Gr1nde
IegIorn. Cleared, Up Atlas HoseasoD aud Massa
DBL AWARE BRRiTwArEH SEPT. 22.-Tho bark Northam
brian tBrl ligge nom Newcastle passed IN is morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

PRINCE MILAN DECLARED A ROYAL DICTATOR BY
HIS TROoPs-THE TURKISH FORCES STRICKEN
WITH PLAGUE-MR. sCHUYLER's LADoRs COM
MENDED.
LONDON, Friday, Sept Do, 1875.
A Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade says the
proclamation of Prince Milan King of servia is en-
Enthusiastically received by the population 1t believed
that the Prince and his Ministers only disavOw the act
because OF the diplomatic pressure exercised by
the Powers, particularly Russia When proclaiming
royalty the servian army also declared the abolition Of
the Seryan Constitution and the cCnfermcnt Of absolute
authority on Prince Milan
The serviau Government have recalled the soldiers Of
the reserve and tho wounded from the front.
The plague has broken out among the Turks before
Alexnaz They are compelled to change their positions
every three days and burn their tents and huts.
The pOndent OF The Times ut Vienna discussing
the prospects Of the prOongaton Of the armistce says
On the Turkish side all is likely to go right The
Mohammedan religious festival opportunity occurring Mt
this time will make extension Of the armstico appear
almost like religious duty"
England having explained that her proposal OF auton-
omy nsurgen provinces meant control merely OF
local aars Austria has withdrawn the proposals which
she made independently they coincded with the
spirit and intention Of the English proposals.
Numerous meetings held throughout England TO con-
slider the Eastern question hyo passed votes Of thanks
to Nr Schuyler OF the American Legation ut CODstant
NOBLE for the prompttudo OF report tho Bulgarian
atrocities.
CoSsTANTISoPLR, Friday, Sept. %, 1875
Mr. Barring the Secretary Of the British legation VIII
go to PhlpOpOs to attend the trials OF the ArAors OF
the bulgarian atrocities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
ENGLAND's INCONSISTENCIES CoNsIDERED--A RE-
PUBLICAN MANIFESTO.

PUBLICAN MANIFESTO.
LoSpoS. Friday, Sept % 1876.
A dispatch from Barcelona TO The Times no.
tees the growing desire Of the Spanish clergy TO obtain
the suppression Of all Protestant schools They argue
that the people, until they OF full age have no right
to be instructed in any religion save the Catholic.
The dispatch also says c&-Queen Isabella started TOT
Madrid on Thursday.
Reuter- dispatch from Madrid says King Alfonso pre-
sided at Cabinet council which addresses OF the Prot
cstaut clergy and diplomatic representatives OF England
respecting the recent orders affecting Protestant wo
ship were discussed; also the question OF the CUBAN
loan and further reGniorcements for Cuba
Barcelona dispatch to The I'Des says manifesto OF
tho advanced Republicans, signed In Paris by sehota
Gorilla and sameron has been circulated throughout
spaip Its most important provisions the renewal Of
fhe Constitution OF 1862 with the suppression OF the
clauses relative to the monarchy and the equality OF all
rel giOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
CENTENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

The opening OF the MuslcaI FtsUIVHI III HII-
adelphia ON Wednesday evening was most auspicious-
the audience large and intelligent though perhaps not
composed Of conference.-the orchestra, Theodore
Thomass as efficient as ever The chief feature Of the
concert the Centennial inaugural music choFuses
and ALL The rest of the programme was Of rather
mixed character. Mr. NJ. W. Whitney was the solois'
and both and the chorus dd excelently, and were
warmly received. Thursday evening Beethoven
Night" with Mime. Schiller and Whitney FoloistS
Tonight is Scandinavian Night" next Tuesday will
be the Wagner Might" and Thursday Mendelssohn
NiOhf0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
ITALIAN OPERA.

A season of Italian opera at popular prices
will DO begun ny Max strakosch at the Academy Oh
N,ns,o an Oct Q The principal singers viii be Miles
Belocca Palmieri and Persiani, and Messrs Brignol
Tom Karl Palmler Tagliapietra Carleton, Comfy and
GOttsehalk. Among the operas TO be given are " II
Troyatore" Norma" Barber OF Seville" Fayor1a"
aLucrezla Borda," and MigDoD." "semiiamde " is
promised for the first time in 20 years. Mr. sakosch
saws that he viii give aida II II can be got ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman Honse-IudCe William J. Wallace of
Syracuse and NJ W. c. Corr Centennial Commissioners FOR the
Netherlands rum 1ceaB HoeiCoD gresham George w
HeDdee Vermont Congressman Thomas Swami OF Mary
land, and Assembyman Allen MunrOo OF Syracuse Coleman
House Bishop Thomas A. JsggaT OF Ohio. .Abemars HoDt
Daniel Dougherty OF philadelphia ST. James HoetT
Blackstone President OF the Chicago and Alton RMro1d
Company and F. A. Starring .StTspdnt HOuseE L.
Davenport the actor Grand Csn1l H0te-CO Henry b. Car
gtOn u s. Army. BrepOOrt HOse-JOsep Hoks0n Gen.
Manager Railway Of Canada. HOtst
BTunsricE-The Rev. Canon J. EllegOod OF Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
EDWIN BOOTH IN NETWORK.

The followers Of the legitimate drama VIII
learn with pleasure that Mr.. Edwin Booth is soon 70
make his reGnrance on the New-York stage Mr. j. ID.
Mevicker Of Chicago taken the Lyceum Tbeater ana
under his management Mr.. Booth viii give series OF
performances at that house, beginning In November anu
rupuine an n February Tho Lyceum Is 10 have rev
stage and MIR MeVckeT will organize stock company
10 enpport Mt Booth ia shakesperean plays Ths Us an
snf,rSs ,sheh PROMISES great satisfaction tO intel
ieetai ste and we shOuld think II cannot fail 70 meet
viii publie syppathy and sustainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
EVIDENCES OF ]

EVIDENCES OF EvoLUTION.-There are still
some people IN existence whose anuquaicd minds have
become fOsszed by adherence 10 bellies ana dSls
long since dispcled in the minds Of our more enhgn
their perccptiye powers 70 tue evolution IN American
manufactures would call attention 10 tue unpTece-
banks Scales which stand foremost above all compet-
tors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


PfObGbiIIlles
For New England, falling barometer, north.
east TO southeast winds, partly cloudy weather, and
stationary temperatures.
For e Middle Atlantic States, northeast to southeast
.rds stationary npera.are tO06r pressure, and coudy
RAINY heather.
The rivers will probably fall except rise in the Lower
Ohio
coast. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
THE BUCKNGHAMsHTRE ELECTION

the CONSERVATIVE MAJVNTIl U'T"IH' -
LONDON, Friday, sept. %. 1876.
The Hon. r. F. Freemante Conservative
,r,. elected 70 the House OF Commons today from
RncIlnghamshIre 10 in the vacancy caused by the Gle
walton Of Mr. Disraei to the peorage, receiving 2'Zo
unes nrninst $50 cast for MI burlington LLibcraD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

tre conduct Of the Government on tho Eastern qies'
ton The result has been awaited with great anxiety
in Great Britain. The vote as recoiden aoo'c,
Irc Liberal gains At the previous election the LIB
oral ,bte was I72O; tho Conservative INF. DsipeD
oO4 II follows tho Liberals have gained SD NStss
whine the Conservatives have lost 2I0 An Independents
c,rdldate noIrG 100 votes ut the former ccciOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

BFEBE-BOwNE-o Thursday sept. d. in the Church Of
this HOLY Trinity 10y the Rey. stephen IL. Tying jr d. ID,
Ena daughter OF s. r. Bovine, 10 Charles Francis Beebe,
both OF tls city.
UrDERHlIJ-IEE-At Yorktown WestchCSter Co, y. V,
sent 1875 this Residence of tho BRIDES mother, Mrs
lane Lee by Row W NJ. Cumming, assisted by Rev.
j. W. johnston. Warren Uuderbin To lbDe Lee both OF
the former place.
VAN REYpFN-WFLLS-A RrOOklYn Sept 81 1876 by
Rev Or Slfy. ~, William X Van Reypeu, Surgeon U. 5.
navy to Miss Ncie &. Wells Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
LOW TO SEE THE CENTENNIAL

rorfcgponfence Of The SpTlnEHtd kegHpt0'H
Engsge yonr boarding place before coming
down and tfcu with TRIRUSE Extra, that VIII yen you
now 10 expend your time ntegenty, you can 20 k sie
best of the show IN three or SIX uays' aho 0o' oiN ~
study details ~ your pleasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaint. .CostYemeSs,
&c are speehly removed by DIT. d. Jaynes Sanaye Pills
remedy mild and certain In action and may De taken at any
time without lisk from exposure Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Morning. Noon. NgnS
gT2& III p III q 5555
sssIsslSS
FL lll Hi. :. j.

bameta variations IN this CITY by tenth Of
inches The perpendicular hnea are dyonI Of tine Tor the nou Pre-
The central horizontal line marks 20 inches
Of curved line ess
hight
line entirely above the line Of mean
relied
ftr huctuaons north sy storm
Of i approach Indicated oy the e7eny
Of the Whn
the line OF uncertain "eher VIII h
line from the me (3Ol
weather. yhie On AseEf from sE
to point a unmistakably to pleasant Ueatherl
Before noon yesterday the curyeo pressure reached ts
highest point and II is slowly declining The length
of time during which there has been marked change
in pressure shows that the distant storm which still
threatens has been considerably delayed In its approach
this locality It is likely that the greater part OF It's
force will be expended before reaching u.s.
For tIs city and vicinity cloudy weather may be ex
pccted followed by light rains gradually increasing
A rainy Sunday probable. though there are no
present evidences that the storm will be violent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDYUTs. IN
BROADWAY
Ga M SOP Noon 6Io 3 D. m. $50. Midnlght $50.
Highest during tho day, So. Lowest o..
Average 591s'. Same day, 1873, 49Ts'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
SITE OF Trade.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA Sept 22-spanish gold 22Sd22Si2 Quotations
OF exchanges uualtered. Sugar quiet and weak
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WILMINGTON N C., Sept 22.-Spirits Turre1tine firm al
soc ROsin firm 81 80 for Strained Tarqmet at 81 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

The only change to DO noted in the last table is
the increase of $3,15e97s for depots, DC, being
4oi,o per cent greater in 1875 than in 1870. THIS
item undoubtedly includes the expenditures made
for elevators, &c. in this city, on the North RIVER
front because except for it, it would be dihcuit 10
find an increase of 10 per cent in the properties
mentioned.
The equipment of the road and cost OF thesa'ne al
the respective dates were reported as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
M1RRIED.

For Restoring Gray Hair TO It's original color PARKER
HAIR BALsAu has 10 equal sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
spstial Notltes.
state of New-York.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1915.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL NETWORK
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS,
SATURDAY Sent o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

Prince Dolgoruki, who is reported to have
becp Killed was ma Irle. Of princcly Russian family
whose origin ia carried back TO RurK, and several mcm
beers Of which occupy place in the history OF their coun
try The cause OF the dnel jealousy. The Princes
antagonists name has not been made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IJfEIl

al Notices Of Marriages mast be Endorsed 'Cita ftH
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

PRINCE DOLGORUKI REPORTED DEAD.
LONDON. Friday, Sept 90, 1876
II is stated that Prince DoIgoruki was killed
in the duel which he fought with distinguished RUSSIAN
diplOmatist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
NEw-JERsEY.

NEwToN.-John Miller, farmer in Freling-
huysen Township, Warren County, le:t home last MON
rotnrp HIS wife subsequently, found bis dead DoIy
short distance from the house with the upper pf' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
The Tribune Buildrng.

BETWEEN BROADWAY AND CHURCHsr
Wedding Notes, Cards &C., engraved IN The latest style
NV -" A. DEMAltttST, lS2 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

A. 90. saHnders's" Metallc Tablet Razor strOp Is tho
best Sole manufacturers b. @. +. SAUNDERS, Import
ers OF Fine Cutlery, No. Astor House.
Burl1e's Fall styles Dress and Felt Hats ready pOru
lar prices. PA Broadway, Park Bank Building
Bartlett's New Lamps for STREETS GROUNDS, and
BUILDINGS. All sizes, styles and prices from 50 upward
burning
CAS- GASOLINE. OR OIL
Also al styles aud sizes OF LAMP.POSTS, BURNERS,
PRISMATfC REFLECTORS, &C. 6l0 Broadway 4th store
above York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

Total cost of
sll.e5s,5oO

Add increase Is CO Of construction ........ 3i223s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
PRINCE MILAN DECLARED ROYAL DICTATOR BY
HIS TRooPs-THE TURKISH FORCES STRICKEN
WITH PLAGUr-MR. sCHUYLERs LADoRs conf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

LUsHISG.-COrOner Burns, assisted by Dis
trrt- Attorney Downing, yesterday began IN Inquest as
To the cause OF death Mrs Mary H. stanley alleged to
have died from malpractice or neglect NJ tnc residence
nf Mrs Maria IIOnghtOn, In WbltestoDe, on sept. IL
Mrs UoughOn and her FnuciS we're III attendance
win Tic infant 10 which Mrs Stanley gave birth bofoe
her death Mrs HOughtou testified that the deceased
woman was the wife Of Capt Stanley or Colorado ana
never claimed to be the wife Of Francis HonghGn mat
her death resulted from natural causes and lhat her
holy was buried IN the fC owing day. 10y direction oil
her mother in Ncw-York. Mrs iIoughton denied any
crimnal mapractioe and claimed 10 have physician g.
ccrnoae she aso testified that Mrs. Stanley, before
her death. guilty OF theft and deceit, ANA mad
DR. Edward Blocker testified 10 seeing Mrs. stanley
short time before she died. but be could not saJe posi-
yry tbe ca use of death DIS Hicks ana Badger tostl
ri flint they assisted ut the pOstmOrtcm examination
Int td not discover any signs OF Inflammation which
would warrant belief that there hau Decn any criihAi
main aCtice,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

This increase has occurred as follows: in 1871,
81 ,549,912; 1872 81 ,2G1,30i 1873, $11,220.-
5l3; 1874. SIC, 759, 2O9, and in 1875 $l,5ls,925,
and makes the annual outgo for interest 81 $4,000
greater hereafter than in 1870.
The length of roadway and tracks owned by the
cnmnnny at the respectiye dates was as follows: