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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
wAsHING1oN HLIGHTs ABLAzE.
The Hon. Fernn ndo w ood's Answer TO what
VIII the Democratic Parry Reiorms"

VIII the DenOcfntic Pariv RetOrmv"
The rain did not prevent n large number
OF people from gathering last evening to witness
the raising Of Tildcn and Hendricks banner
on Washington Heights. Three hundred torches
aud powerful calcium light illuminated the
stand erected IN the open square ia Ientn ave-
nue.. between l6lst and 1871 streets. As the O z
was unfure., three hv.rty cheers were given Tor
tue reiO III ciuUidat 4.
The Hon. Is. ". huntington said that whoever
voted for "A yea yoted tor the corrupt Ring be-
binu biui, including the suustruck aud 1. .ciilc-
k-iiro struck jim Bl Inc. But the mn VINO
votes for Samuel J. lilden votes tor the Nor
Gales VINO has DESTROYED every ydra ot corrup-
ZION tuat has ever cOuIe WITHIN MS reach.
Tue appearance OI tue Hon. FeinaDuo Wool
was the signal Tor cheers and rockets. lie sid
that tue present greenDack currency, the stag
nation 10 business, the desItuu1n and cOrrup-
tion are oil directly traceablc 10 Ulysses Grant
anu his party adnetonts Ia answer 10 tue Ques-
ton vi "a prominent Republican Candidate as To
wnat the Democratic patty would do u they got
the power. Mr. " ood rcplied, " Ibs hrst thlnR
We Will do Is to put every corrupt msn out nf
Office. and that viii leave very lew oi your parry
In. lnen We VIII devote ourselves To enCOuf-
aginH tue Industries. to reducing expenditures,
anu to tue protection OF every M ms rights.
Ihere will be no attempt ~ nrrdigu dluercut
sections Or races against eacn othot.' lie said
III c iuclu-iou: The only hope for YOU, Tor your
wives, uT your cniIuron, lies In tue elevation u
the DemOCfdtic party To power.
Inc Hon. 1nO-. r.. &. ciealne, Hosea D. Per-
kins, anu others addressed tue meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
THE COLORiDO ELECTION.
The Republicans stiii Claiming the stnte by
iSig Mnjority.

DENVER, Oct. 8.-Iieturns are just re-
ceived from Eli ert county, which gives Re
publican majority OF TO- being Republican q in
over 1874 of 2S3. and Grand county vivcs Rs.
publican majority Of Is, being a Republican
gain of a. Deducung from the total OF tue
Hepubiican majorie lee, which the ON il figures
assure to be correct. all that has been cl iined
by the Democratic State Committee, there IL
still left net Republican majority In the s ute
Of leo. The Legislature will certainly DO two.
thirds Republican, and probably nodrer three
fourths.
Hf,,0rs ne piusburok Post.
Happening to be In your city on my wnv Elst
/ noticed the lse dispatches published In your
city p pers relative to the recent election IN my
Stute (COlorado) Seventeen out OF tue twenty
FIX cuuntie, cann"t possibly tie he rd frm in
less than from seven to twelve days. There
being no telegrapbIc communication you may
rest insured that the desi Htchcs sent ar III end
ed to deceive. hs the State has undoubtedly
gone II, I'M, ratio by from three TO four thou
sand. Nj. j q. Wilson. the sender oi the de-
spatChes, IL Grants Revenue Collector aud Re-
public n drillnaster OF the state. He mas SIMPLY
e'nt the dispatches for nuncOube to iu1ueuce
the elections N ohio and 1nuiund. knowing tn I
you cannot get tue Of1lci vote tn less { an
eight or twelve " from the seventeen south
etn counties. most all VI which are peOpled Oy
miners. stock raisers, and Mexican voters, oil
OF whom have been for eight wears aCcustOmed d
To roll up four or fve thous nd ajurities to set
oil the Northern Colorado vote. I have been
through the entire canvass In Colorado, and you
can rest assured that the nnal count viii give
tne state to me DemOcfats BY az leist three
Editor Rocky Mountain Her u, Denver, Col.
AT the Dem, cratc state Commit ees Head
quarters, the folloWinR despatch was re- eived
fiom Bela NJ. Hughes, the Democratic canGi Id .te
for Governor OF Colorado;
DESvER Oct O. ink am elected Governor by a
i,r mu ry nna aiso tha, pst'ers9 - elected 10 C,n
verT satisfactory nature. bELA NJ. iluouKs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
An INTERrIEW WITH pOODWARD.
says That lie Has Not seen Tweed for six
Nears -HIs IrnNeIr In Europe.


Nears-His travels In Europe.
CHICAGO, oct. 5.-rhe Times gives the
following report Of an interview with X. A.
Woodward. the Tweed Ring fugitive.
Mr.. Woodward had re ired when the reporter
was shown into the large room at City Hail.
where the prisoner spent st night Hls fec
was buried In the ilow Of his cot. Across the
ro m from him HI. friend Bapodt occupied the
remaini y cot. n voluntary prisoner
"lve just been oilci ily Inform, d." said the
reporter, ," that you've been with Tweed a good
part of the time since his escape.
-, nat isn't, So. enphatcally exclaimed
Woodward. Z" haven't seen MIR. Tweed for six
year'. haven't heard anything Of him. I've
been tr veltng."
"wncn DID YOU GO abroad ?"
"Dpu't know ex ,ctly. Eve or six yeats ago"
-" How long have you been travelling, Mr..
WoodwardY
81 told ou nye or six yegrs."
In Europe ali the timeT
"ln what portions Of the continentp"
- In spain principallv; also IN LAZY and Ger
when did Won returnP"
I've just got back"
When did you arrive in Chicago, Mr.. Wood
wardi"
SUNDAY"
did you expect TO remain long In the CITY p
"Weli. should say not" rather sarcastically.
May AJAX the object Of your visit west1"
Was looking at the country"
"Wnere did YOU intenu to O. nextY'
IL was on my wav bsck 10 New York. and ex-
pected to start ~ n day or two"
lis Nr. Weston, the gentleman VINO caused
your arrest, IN acqnaint .nct OF your.r p
may have seen him In New York. but
don't know him.
Are YOU willing to go to New York In charge
OF sn otfio-r without n rcuutsitou -
fes; III waive the requisitiOn. I've told the
Supsiintendent that Was ready To start fol
st,ited the better would he pleased. mus,
decline 10 be interviewed iurther."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
MELTING INTIMIDITION.
A Lesson for JOHNNY Davenport-Federal
Supervisors Arrested.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-William ii. Slater,
United States Supervisor OF Election In the
Second ard, Joel h. Hamilton. jacob Seaton,
and Roger Conner. United States deputy mar
shals. were arrested yesterday morning and
committed TO jail on the order Of Register Geo.
W. Green Of the Second ward, ch rsing them
win Interfering with the registration of voters
They were released on batl In $50 each. Tho
arrests were made under the authority con-
fered ON registers Of voters bv the State code
while di~chafging the duties impose Dy the 4ct
to " exercise the powers II lu-u Is Of tue peace
for the pfescryation ~ order atOuud the place
OF rcgistrttion.' lhe act also authorize tucm
To issue summonses, ATTACHMENTS. ma commit
me Is. Inc register charges that lie WAS re-
peatedy interiered with and voters oDstruct ed
In registering hefore him during the progress OF
the reCistr.tlnn, but at he refHined from or
deHng the arrest ~ the accused until tue close
OF regis ration. Wednesday uisnt.
Green charges that the men TOOK the matter
OF registration entirely into thoir own hands,
and cndeaYoTed To cOnd uct matters o suit them
selves that by their conduct several voters we're
inundated from registering, aud that others
became disgu. ted and left.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
Fighting over staten Island Property.

Mr.. Hiram Dixon and Others Of ct ten lslind
allcge that they are the agents OF tn, oid symmcs
estate that compreed large tracts Of land upon tee
Isl nj, the titles Ct which d,tc back far 1909.
MANY Of those claims are held by different churches
upon the islind much Of ths property In family
lands and considerable portion lies In mons.
wdich Dron's agency" propose to fence in Oarpeh.
ters made the hfst attempt at tenonR YES
tcrday upon the "statc OF Commodore Nander
Dl the property Tue PagOda-"
In Nanderpilt avenue, Cifton Tns property
was putcha-ed oy the Commodore iOOut ntty a.e
from Mr. Smons u. aud he has hcl pissvssiOn OF IL
since until recently, when All his properly staten
Island transferred t. hH son, WI liam II. Van
bit, tor tue cUnsi eratlOn of nnc dolia Tne wOrkmea
upon fence were threa ened with violence bT Mr.
HImltOn HrittOn. VinderJilts agent, who also pro-
posed to stop proceedings by nJun.tiOn, aud tncs
thought best 10 discontinue the worS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
JorrINGs IHOUr roWN.
SEQ advertisement, "A Ney

Sec Advertisement, A New Departure"
Ionnah Prince, aged 40, Of 8l3 West Forty
seventh street, ded suddenly yesterday
william Morris was arrested Yesterday foE
keeplng policy Hup at 23l Nluth avenue.
MARY Ann Murphy "A yagrant. WAS found dead
yesterday muthins IN the yard AT ~ Baxter street.
The Chamber OF Commerce Comniltce re-
eeNed SlO.25 yesterday for the sufferers IN sA'annah
In q two-mile single scull race between u.
tetne stun. r. Welsh, j Morris ann Dance liitJ In
the llautm river, Fcihn stul Won in -..f'
Charles IL. Statrin, arol 5, Of ~ Ncst ihiftY-
ninfh ttr4f, WAS nCrd ut, y fuu NN'f ma hull 1855
evening toy nAsOu drN.u uY thls. Ltcat oi ~ Nilth
avenue.
Isaac Reid, IN hts hquor store AZ ~ West Third
street src-tIa iu urt WA l'ul-ay \, ,htstrf loih
mon Ntrr i.ifuN4c.trl. Mckrrrr f. ltafik, hrc-k.
ius a ,rR. lie diel ln Bellevue Hospital on lhulsaAJ
tftAiAE
A lumber NJ importers ~ linen thread have
prrseutrd mr mon I, ihr secretary OF the Treasury.
comp anlng gAust the pr sent system of apprsEin1
their goOls ani dcsirc 10 have Cue prtscn1 MarAet
price the only basls of duty.
James Bolter lad OF 10 years Of age, Of 18th
street aud Nor Is avenue. del ye.leTiay On Aug IL.
he NAs QuArrelling With son Of william Bisanu who,
In ATTEMPTING 10 separat then tcsS mold Of the boTS
ear aud pu ed II OH Bl. nd WAS Adnlttod " pslk
hut was TeArresIsd Testsrdsi,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

There has been much talk IA Brooklyn politi.
cal circles over encounter sunday at oetweea
Gen James ID. craig the partner Of sldney Webster.
sonln-law OF Hamilton Fish. and William Young. .
dentist The two we're at Olmstears hotel on the
Couey Island road. aud drnSing freely. In dn-
pue with MrYJung who almost an entire inger
INN. q neral suddenly grew angry ana attackea
HIM vi pen anifr, cutting him several times IA toe
lace. Mr. Young defedded ims ~ with mis- nasds ana
knOcke the General to the hJOr giving hin Kick In
the chm which out open the ncsn between the Den-
eral- Burnsi wui,kers. They were separated B0ts
temcn have refused Oe'c yi-i Ors or to tAlk abopt
the hant Tue melee has DAMAGED Gen Craig's chances
for ths nomination In the Second Congregational IN
10 Ia been wOTktnI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
An Election Turning on a Torn Ballot.

In the Hudson County Circuit Court yester-
day. ia the contested election between Patrick T.
plunkett ana Thomas Miller for Alderman n Hobokeu.
the evidence showed that there two IN Jority foe
Miller but careful examination II he ballots showed
that one Of the bsots recorded for Mi Ter had slAli
slip u paper pasteo across tue name of Mer when
la evidently pasier put on for flunKett, as ~
read patricS T. The rect having been 10, sen pasted
tore IN in sirlnging the nalyts, aud left the name oi
Miller uncovered. The jury decided that the eyidenh
nrnt of the voter to yo,e tor Plum EFT, and tue
vote sdded TO his total making the election tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
SOME WAShINGrON TOPICS.
A Call for stO,OOO.OOO OF Bonds-Intsrest
GenninR ON The A-2Oa.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-rhe thlrty-sixth call
OF the redemption OF $50 ponds OF 1876, May No
yember, provides for their payment on and after the
9th dS OF January 1877 upon which date the Interest
viii cease. the call isas follows;
Coupon Bonds-tlO0. No, l24ul 10 No. II 600, both
inCln-Vr t5Ol No. 1901 No. - 100. both luCiusNc
tlODO No. 46,S5l TO No. 533Oo, BON Inclusive Io1al
coupons, fb,OOruuO.
Reglst,rcd B1nd.-t5O No 81 to No goo both inelu.
sYe; 500 = 1851 20 40 3ihD both inclusive; ftuo,
No. ISlt to No Zoo notn incn y"i ~ OOn No hfll
10 10000, bnth iucu,ve t50ol No. 2H0l 60 SO ii1o'
noih Inclusive tlOOOl NJ SUbl 60 80 5l51 nuth m
clu-ivr. i0tll registered, to,0OOOO. Agsicsate,
flUUOU,OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
ONE THOUSAND MEN ON sTRIKE
x eductiou Of Wages bv the Delaware, Lack
nMnnnn mud " esIern Railrond.

SCRANTON, Pa, DOT. 6.-Ths morning mt
. o'clock notices were posted upon the ap-
prouchcs to the car and locomotive shops of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Co. in this city to the eject tha. on and after
the 7th inst. u reduction Of ten per cent. would
bo made In the wages OF the employees In the
various deuartments OF the company's works.
lhe men were tAken by surprise, the reduction
being altogetner unexpected ~ this time.
As soon = the news became known through
out the shop the workmen threw aw their
tools and bitterly denounced the policy OF re-
ductun. Nearly one thousand retired from the
place and held puulic meeting 10 discuss their
grievance. Only seventy Ave meu remained at
work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
AN OUTPOURING IN HOBOKEN.
Men who Repudiate the Principles of Know
Nothing Ilayes's Party.

Nothing llayes's Party.
over thousand uniformed men bearing
torches marched through the principal streets
of Hoboken last night to Third and Willow
streets, and there the w. W. shippen Club of
the Third Ward ised a handsome net banner
bearing the ucrtraits OF lilden and Hendricks.
A large platform erected In front OF the
club he dqlarters was profusely decorated
with flags aad colored lanterns. lhe
Hon. Robert Mctague presiued, and
introduced W. w. Snippen, Esq, In bTef
speech in favor Of rilden and reform. MIR. Snip
pcn made a bricf speech. and was followed by
the Hon. Leon Abuct Who afrdlgned the lie.
pun ic n party for misrule aud corruption,
showed tn, evil effects Of Iptt-npg rule ia the
south, and nrew slowing picture OF The
were only an ehfuest OF the good WORK to ue
done by him when elected. The Hon. John " .
Browning of New Y rk followed with an inter-
eslng sketch Of Republican mlsrule a. asn-
tHgtOn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DfSHEs MERE AND THERE BY THI
SUN'S REPORTERS.
The Tool with which, but for samuel J. Tik
dcu'- Pivotal InvesitgatiOns. Tweed migtu
hnte n,ized the SiaIe OF ConncctIcut.

The requlsition papers were not received from
Albany In time previous TO the depn ure OF the
Thursday evening tram but we're delivered. properly
signed Yesterday and last evening Serge mt Keiiy sah
Odlccr DIR, stlrted with them for Ch cigO. II thcrs
is no delay an none Ia anticipated ElDert A. Wocs-
ward should arrive In this cty woinesiy or Thurs
day next. Chsrcs W. Yves on. who recognized WO,d-
vard, Is son OF the senior 'rtncr OF weston q dc
Bcnisr bankers We, n stim rd, and was travelling
for the house Of W II Akin 4 Co. Of New YorK Itu
asserted Dy tnose who shou KnIw, IN tit wasTwe 'ds
purpose to have WOODWARD oiectei Governor OF Ooa'
nectcut md that I'm the year following his SenatOrshW
he did receive cightYnine In Committee for ths
LieutcnautC yernorship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
The New Jersey Centrars Future.

MIR. John Taylor Johnston, the ex-President
of the Central Railroad OF New Jersey. visited ne ocs
oi the comp ny yesterday usual lie will continue,
Director to contribute so far as ies IN his power
g he weiiale Of the company. With regard TO tue
Baltimore ana ONO railroad gaining indep endens
terminal cilties the tide water Of the Hu son by
the chsnge IN the Cen rails Management, Doth Mr.
johnston and Mr.. Knox. thr Treasurer OF tue com
pty, say that II any such arrangement 10 coptonr
ulAINd II ms mol Yet co me lO the surfLce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
England and the Bulgarian 0u,rase..

LONDON, Oct. 7-Lori Deroy's despatch TO
Sir Henry tlot regarding the bulgarian atroclu 3
issued last night The British Ambassador 1, di.
reced to demand personal audience win the sultan,
communicate Mr. Bsrns's reuort dcmtnd reparauon
and justice. urge the immediafe rebuilding ( houses
aud Churches provide Tor the restoration ~ industries,
and give assistance 10 persons who have been reduced
Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
NIn,ildn nchurrn,s Suicide.

when Frederick Relb, laDorer of 4Ol West
Fity.fourlh street. returned from his on Thurs
Gay evening Matilda schurga. hs mistress. asked him
10 get pitcher of fresh water from the pump. She
or NIX II eagerly ana Rcb lay down and slept AZ
u'rluCk he awakened Oy Mrs. schurga, VINO sAd
that she had only an hour 10 live. Reib ran TO tns
Furtysevenih street station, ana inform Sergeant
Brown he Sergeant telegrsphed Tor surgeon. BUS
the urgeon entered RciOs room Mrs. scnurgA uied
She hao taken Psris green. Sue hau uecn n dress-
3l2 West Forty fourth street, but being un
hucc cersfuI had gOl into debt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
An American BRIG Fouudcred at sen.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-Advices from Madeira, dated
Sept. 81. say that the British schooner Emma r. Pot
ter had landed there the Captain and crew VI the
American brg Faustin4, Cupt CunnRhton, from
Prnartn, pt p for Havana which fuuu itrrd It sea
sept. lJ The Fausuna belonged TO STOCKTON, Me,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

The Fifteenth ward liden and Hendricks
CLUB OF which Col J. a. Mernman is President, hsv-
In learned hat Charles j. Mcuzo their ITeisurcr had
been bnOcd 10 sell the org,a'L, ION to the custom
House Republicans Ut the seventh Assembly DlslricA
met last evening and expelled HIM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

HUGH McShdne, aged Gig teen. of the crew OF
tht steamer Carleton that arrived In New York on
saturday last, permitted 10 go to his nome at sS
Hudson avenue, brooklyn II died on "Wednesday OF
yellow fever. He was buried IN Thursday IN The Gene
terry OF the HJly CrOr under the sup rim endcnce OF
hc sllh officers The steamer had started south btsore
tue Quaran Inc authorities ascertAned nat she had had
Ygl ltgk al ara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

IONDoN. OFT 6.-lhe Pm Wan gazette saws
thai sir j. Clauer, the lW'ed Slatt' Minister H. 81.
ne M topcnhlsrn presented his cttrr ut recall tO
tne kIuE of n, uularh ~ private AuucAee Ou C..G,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

Tho schooner Hittie Low. from New Haven.
rnu INTO lnt Schooner lsunorc % Nurtn Brothes
island, M lie Gac. yesterday The Ral imurcs man.
san torn ana ,he pOom brVAcn. Hauc Low lost hes
UO4OJAI an hDAl htSr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

Can't. James CLARK, Of the schooner John +.
ID Is Of IucSihor, \. D. Lana st the foot of MorgAa
street Jersey city, four days ago He went on spree
ON / urAIy, AMI Yesterday morning MS 10 ~ " %
ivulG " tue ntc~to tue ctAns u Tue CABIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

Deputy Coroner Goldschmidt made post-mor-
ten examination yesterday Of the body of Peter McNs-
mora of $50 East HAN street. WHO was drowned in
Harlem Kills On tue 2ptL {. No evidence of viOlenco
was found. Ine marx on NJ, NamAras head was, Coro-
ner GOuschmidt said proDaolJ cue ~ q blow from
driftuOOd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
How County Fair WINS Ended.

OTTAWA, Ontario, oct. 6-lho county fair at
nel's Corner, enacd ina free hsnt lat night Al ut
one hundred persons ook part IN the row. s,ycrll con
hhrh NuO attempted 10 quCi the disturbance were
IluuslN lmluIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

The Jurors in the suit Of Genet against tho
city went out Thursday night and after several
hours con;t renee stood q to o. Then the beg n .
game Of draw poker, and te2 was found ON the nOos
yesterday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
The pre.idcnlin Warrington.

wAsnINGrOAs Oct. @. Tho President and
Mrs. Grant return I'd to Washington THIS morning. The
President WAS IN hW onice atcr 1910 a, NJ. and re-
ceiycd argc numDe Of Centennial Nlsitors durlng the
forenoon No meeting of the Cabinet was hrd A. near
iy the vt Oi tONn, > tretarf Muffu
aud Postmaster General Tynel called upon me Pr,l,
dent al noon and had ftfnCrs Nith h IN regard 10
various routine matters ~ their respective deIart
ments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

Lizzie NJ Waite, aged one wear, fell from
secunusor wIudw At lls ll4lAlay arect, Lnfayette3
THURSDAY, and ulrd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

NiADRtp.

MApRrp. Oct. T. Captain General Jovellar has
positively resigned and Gen. MartiucACouPos his sue
cssor is to start FOR Havana mis- MONTH iaNlng Win
han several grnrr IL. Gen COmpys Is entrusted Nlth
discretionary lWcrs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

sAvAHNAH, Oct, 6.-lhe total number Of in
termcnts to-day ~, Of which 10 from yelow
fever. OF the bufals s,V,n were ~ coorcd persons
John 5. Rogers of thu hrm of IL gers .-htr and
George r. Teeiand. boOkkeeper VI Grover n Goa died
tD.dA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

A stiff breeze made the water Of Greenwood
Lac 80 lumpy yesterday tnat the regatta was post
poned To-day all six events viii probably take place.
Tue Nautilus Club have wltndrawh The enty tor the
pair oarec race IN consequence Of their shell having
been stVNe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

Tho Guttenberg Common Council. having
f,rI To rrp,lr thc dangerous Wnl. "a BrucyicA and
hu son AZ nAa the property holders nave hAd ina
melAuers IuDICipd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

LOApON. Der. o lhe German bark Maria Rose,
Capt Scnultz from New lurE, pa ., Tor Sttttu mas
arm Ell Al f,ores. West, IN lsands, leaking badly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
The Commodore, Condition unchaused


Commodore N.nderbilts health VAS un-
chaute yesterday. lie WAS able to move IN hIs bed
Out Ae .AN uo NlsltOrs aud talAed uul Il.lle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
Another Watch for the Planet vulcan.
DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 6-The following was
received here this afternoon from Prof, Watson o.
setyatory, Ann ArDor, Mich;

The French astronomer Leverrier requests me to
obseyst ns TO he made upon the al of the sun
oct And 10, and, n lssbie, As tar wrst san
franchco desire, ther for through the Associated
Iress person having telescopes 10 keep "atch
OF tnr these two Gays anu, IA cas- any dark pot
IL M addition t. thuse nov upoh lts disk, 10 note
the pOHlttun ad tut Local time Of the OosrrNa ION aud
tOtr.upiit cop, of record to Recent Ouscr.
yat.ons indicate tn pDsslJlib ot the pa sage OF "A
plan rOr 70 Mercury aSro,s rue dlsN Ot the sun On
or ~ tue days namcu, aud h Is especially desired mat
oH-cryatluns be mlue On the Paclnc coast The pO T.
tluu ui The planet II see tn may he noted relatively to
ALl VI Inc OrllmAIY Hnnla Apln IN huA-a .urlNNe.
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Tue LArESr on w0KAD NEps
The Religious Question In -pRin-Comfori for


MADRID, Oc .b-rhe Impartial and Corespon-
dcu,m stsre hat some representative rroestsnts have
consulted schlr AionIO Martinez former Mluisl,r VI
Justice concerning the Interpretation OF he liberation
cause Of the ton,tituuun ami he has given upiuun
ia, Orable to the i Otestant view. IL Is generally
pecied that the tOrtes reAssemOe At the Cud VI
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DUNDET, Oct. 8.--Georsc Schieselman, spinner
anu merchants has fnrl. Has liabilities ttatrd 10
b flooOn X nnrA filhie splnners, have 4isJ taled
~lth NHO. .llies Ot tiJ,OOJ
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What 1t contains. aud what We drink. SEQ Nep
fe'k NnsH assa lImes, No. l. out " dsy.-4h,
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PANS, Oct. Henry jerome Bertlui, the pi-
anSt anu composer, Il dead.
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The Thermometer IN New York Yesterday.
Al Huduuts at 3 O'Clock A. VI. 5t'; q, Oh;
w. o. Il NJ 90 $50 NJ, "a o. 03' " OF ~, so,