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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10
THE SIOUx COUNCIL.
Negotiations With Red Cisud. Oid-Man-
Afrai d. of-his-Ii or-es, and Red Dog.

RED CLOUD AGENCY. Sept. s.-The Indian
Com mission which arrived here on Wednesday
last held their nrst council here yesterday after
noon. About $50 Indians, including Red Cloud
Red Dog, Old-m nan afrai ID Of nis-ho>sss, the
latter's son and sitting Bull, an Ogallala Sioux
were present.
In conversation with a member OF the Com
mission before the council, the Ipoizns ex.
pressed JOY at their arrival. some of them say
ing to DR.. Daniels OF the Commission, their old
agent: II shall die. my father, II you don't
take pity on me-" The Indians are In excellent
mood for a treaty.
At the Council Bill Garnett, BILL Dowland,
Leon Pallandv and Todd Randall acted as inter-
prefers to the Rev. Mr.. Hinmnn.
Bishop Whipple offered prayer. and tn n the
following propositions were read by Col. Money
renny, chairman, and interpreteted by the In
dians:
Frst-They shall reinqush all claims to that part OF
their reservation lying west Of the lO3d meridian and
that the western boundary u sad reservation snail
commence at the Intersection OF the iO3d meridian
with the northern boundar Of Nebraska; then nor h.
ery along said meridian to its Intersection with the
south FORK OF Cheyenne river thence down aid stream
TO its Intersection with the north fork thence the
north FORK OF Cheyenne river to said Tooth meridian
thence north along said meridian to the south oranct
stream to the Missouri and also reliuquisn al
claim TO all the country OUTSIDE the present limits
their reservation aud that article XVI OF the
OF 1908 IL hereby abrOgated.
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PERY B1DLY MINED.
The Exact Translation OF the Dcspatch X -
ceiyed by Kcnter from Madrid.

LONDON. Sept. 9.-No further particulars
of the supposed arrest OF wm. NJ. Tweed have
been received. Yesterdays despatch announc-
ing the arrest OF ono Iwid Antelme," was sent
precisely as It was received here. subsequently
there came despatch from Madrid to Reuter-,
Of which the following is an exact Translation:
ArrcAt American william Tweed, presumed author
etnb ~ emcnt slN mllpn dOlars has taken pl &c
aboard spanish mtrchahtMAn Carmen. INeed travelled
uuher Of ntcor Win his cousin, william Hunt,
Who w-s also arrested Both Imprisoned Ia Fortress
Nigo.
We have teleGraphed to Madrid for fun par
ticulars. Nothing Whatever Is known here con
cernlng the rumored arre-t, except the mere
I ca that the news Of his arrest In Madrid was
telegTaphed to this clty last evening. When the
news wds urst MADE puulic IT created consld, r
able excitement among tine American solUuTn-
crs here, but as II lacked particulars most Of
them believed that the wrong individual had in
sume unaccountaDlo manner got mixed up in
the desl at h.
WAsHISGToN, Sept. 0.--Carcful inquiry at the
Stale Department mas filled to elicit any com
hrmatiun OF tho reported arrest of Tweed. and
Las snown that tue state Department has no
such Information.
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4 CLOTHING FIRMS FAILURE.
The Eject of DEPRECATED values ou the Busi-
ness of TrnphnseD. Hunter a. Co.

Traphugen, Hunter Co., the BOwery
clothiers, have suspended payment, owing
mainly to the decline I'm value OF real estate pur-
chased by Mr.. Hunter, and which cannot be
turned INTO money except at very heavy loss.
MIR. Hunter Is largely Indebted to tho firm, and.
although none u their notes have yet gone
to protest, they prefer suspending until full
statement can he made u their creditors. and
an arrangement made for future payments.
This may be effected IN few days In the
mean time an account - stock l. being taken,
and the business Is continued. Net her lhe iii-
btlities nor tue assets are exactly kurwu ty tho
firm, tut they say IN 4 rcpO,t OF their stock On
hand being worth $lOlUO) is great exascera-
tion. The decline N cloth and the great dtnin-
utOn IN sale, have had IN agrncy I'm their ml-
fortune. 1t has been necessary to sell clothing
made ftom foreign cloth, and from the best
kinds of Amerlr N, at loss "a on their cost
last year Clothing made from cheap aud re-
Cenuy made American cloth, with cotton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10
The Good Old Game OF Cricket.

The double cricket match between the frst
and second elevens Of the 81. George and Staten
Island clubs was played yesterday The nrst elevens
psyed at Staten Island and the second elevens in Ho
boken. or the staten Island CLUB eleven OF Hoooke9
Ave Of the sulars did not play and substituted
BY hers and early in the day " Mott her OF tho
eleven met with an accident that obliged him TO re-
TIRE Tue ST. George eleven made excellent runs aud
Ut the end Of the rat they stood 113 to SB for the
staten Islanders and the Itch In the third Inning
OF the second game beating the staten Islanders
wickea the standing 12S for the St. George Club
and 1877 for staten Island.
The match at staten Island was won bv the Staten
Island eleven. who oeat the St George by 10 wrketA
the scores standing So for the Staten Issnd and 81 to-
the St. George eleven.
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RIOT IN B1LTIM Il.
The Disturbers of Republican Meeting
Promptly Arrested nnd Locked up.

BALTIMORE, Sept. "a Hayes and
Wheeler meeting In the Seventeenth ward at
Cross street Market House. was broken up last
night by roughs. Several shots were fired, and
william Henry was shot in the hip, but not dam
cerousy wounded Mr.. Z. Irving Ditty. who
was addressing tho meeting at the moment OF
the outbreak. was badly beaten about the head
and face within few minutes after the nr-t
shot the hall was empted OF It's occupants,
many Jumping out OF the Windows on an ad-
joining shed. The rioters were promptly hr-
rested by the police. one minute after the sec
ond shot was ired the man who 1red II was in
the nds OF the police.
This morning the rioters were baied, but
were rearrested, ard are in iai WaTra Is have
been Issued for eacn Of the rouehs not captured
last night. he matter has been before the
Grind jury to dav. and the authorities declare
themselves determined that the Rioters shall
not escaue punishment. The rOughs do not ex-
coed zen ia uumber.
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PLEASURE AND PROFIT COMBINFD.
How tho Good Folk OF Montcinir support
their Iibrary-A Lawn Partv

The pretty little town of Montclair, n. j.,
is striving hard to support library. The
annual amount Of money raised by subscription
to 1t not being enough to defray expenses, 1t
has heretofore been found necessary to raise a
certain amount yearly by means Of entertain
ments. That of this year, which was given yes
terday, was lawn party held on the extensive
and beautiful grounds Of Mr. Thomas Russell
From three o'clock In the afternoon until seven
O'Clock in the evening, the scene presented upon
tn gently sopiug green, and amid the scat
tered clumps of tree, and shrubs was most
.hiWhicd. th}ly capnrisnued doukrys, led
hY hu}- i'm oriental costumes, bore hurdon, of
hApip rhidreu about tine grounds. Many per
sons i"uh' amusement iu cruquet and archery,
hhN ultnt more gathered about the gypsy tent
ana thinlned doubtful glimpse, into the future.
am Ttl.' aiu Iuich ANA judy were h} uO
means u"slr. ted. AhuNe all hultcd the music
Of DodWWth e band, and merry dancers kept
time to 10, measured strains. Dainty refre-h-
ncnts we're found in prnfI,iou in Naroas gaAly
bcdeched t"ul-, and when the time came Tor
The company to di-pcr>e. IT. WA. found that the
library fund had been Increased Ly some live
hundred dollars.
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THE CENTENNIiL REGATT1.
Closing with Tub Rncc- aud IA Pull betw cen
TWO Crews of the Hartford.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 0.-The intcrna-
tional regatt on the SchuylkIll was brought to
a close by several tub races, aud mile and a
h.lf race between two crews from the United
Staics man-ofwar hartford. The latter was
Won hN tue DoIiug" crew time, HOB
the luterna i1ul Committee have received
from the Halifax crew protest against the de-
Ci,lun of the umpire in declaring tue Thames
crews the winners Of me late race with tuem.
Thee cplnmi tee, hUW,Nr r, nave decided to pay
the iir-l uontl urlIa to lhe EGgii-u crew. me
following resolution has bttn adopted by the
honorary committee of the International Re
gatta:
kf,lirsi, That whereas the honorary committee OF
the International X sttti have hp other option than to
nhidr y the decision a the umpire the ruirs amt
regulation, ~ the ~cIuYlkl navy in the payaeut Of
prl tn'Y ucNrrtno b, d"sire Co oAprc-s Ia.ioG.
opinion uat tine hOuure Of The internal ulAl iOurOsrrd
ptOiCbsIuLl Face urlD us 90 tAl II lli.A crew.
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THE DEiDLY PBIzE rom


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 0.-The tugboat
captains who took GOJ Sew York and pnilaiel-
phia roughs 10 the scene II the recent fatal
prze Geht IN New jersey were IN the Quarter
Sessions, before Judge Elcock, tins morning, on
writ Of habeas cOrHua for "A nnAl hearing, ON
account Of the following letter lium GOV
Hartrarf., ;he cases were postponed for aWeek (;
GLong llorEL, l1r1 ApRLruIA S,ut. x, 1879.
me Inn. IIthdH ShtIputL YnIttt lNoflty N
Ihi0hthlf.
IFAt slK ue.ire tha' further niucee iinEs u your
cuur, uuGtr any warrant ui tAtraaitlun, nay be post
uutG tui 70 nrrh. M order thai may "a ~ inNrsiH Hur
tI Iftrr. Please srt th|t thr plrlt- reIrN t.t4r
allu The meantime. io4rs rtspec ~. B.,
j. T. IAETuA.fT.
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the KILLING or cooRI.
The Quarrel I'm Which t:rccnc street China-
man Lost his Life.

Coroner Ellirger yesterday held the inquest
IN the Of SicoaO Coon who shot at "a
street by Armand Raus on Aug -. Mara Agos tini
Pa,usg, "a cousin Of Coor IN whose family ne Aved.
testified that la the event. g. Coon sitting on the
sioop. young man asked him WHY he mad struck him.
Olurl trru tuAt ne did not kuoN Diin ana I
strucS MIN. Thea he two vent luio tue street aud
srHlp ed. anu man ON the sto - Uf tue house OPP
posl" shot Coori. Ri-s Piueu \ chi a, SAID II was
km Jost Of - stanton street Who hsked toori why
nc had mt tim. and hat a crowd gathered ami pulled
toori t. the opposite SIDE % thr street lau- came
cur u ~ & renr street md rred toe shot Emil Just
swurc that some one htd sfrucA MIN with eCN ary
IN the morning. aud when ne askcd toori II he had
struck hil, Cuou answered, " Me klce You hl -
COur attacked hun, and Baus separated them. Capt.
M,Dunu"n SAID that he arrested lau, he goflg
10 anu found the pistol IN his room. The Jury
renGtrrd verdict AZ Alnst BAus anu held Jost
accessory.
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NEH JERSEY.

Coal in Newark has been reduced about ~ q
to the consumer.
The wife II AssemblVman David Dodd N
Orange ded yestc day al Ion. hrantn. ~ dip { era
Frances Flood accused her husband, Pdtuck,
In Justice Dam court, Jrrs"Y tlif, Nr-ir iV -
anaui lumrni. ROOD ~ Iepdsei 10 he worm several
taou-a as iouais.
Tho total teceipfs of the Pnttdeutsche NOlk+-
fcsi lt Wnf n tor u,krts st thc gNr amount 20
a. 500 Iun ciAi. tu MS tuc great festival ~
Auiulcr "a tl schuc 20 iath r M"idi ihr lNin lnsL
The testimony taken ol the C"r'ner's inquest
I'm tnr of Mrs Mlrt tIf., " Np Wa kilcl a tne
Idu.In crossing uf t.r i-uhrfAi iuit ',.ifYtd wa
GU YnDe uts- Afr ihr 4r. 90 t,c tram cNplvyees,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Twenty eight workingmen delegates from Der.
lin to the Centennial Exhibition sailed from Bremes
by the steamer Moselle on Aug 20, aud arrived here
yesterday. They come under the 'pices Of the Cen
tral Association for the Ameloratlon of the Working
Classes and about $500 has Appropriated for the
object. OF tots association furnished 5000 marcs
the Minister Of Commerce 1900. the Crown Prince and
his vile 900, ana private subscriptions SOOO In ad
dition 10 the payment Of his passage each delegate
TO receive i75 tor hrs expenses during month In thh
country This IL far less than the Owancu to the dele
gates from the FRENCH Government now here. who
have $500 each. The Messrs Stenway will receive the
Berlin delegates. and will expedite them to Philadet
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LANCASItR, ONO, sept. g-While the Repulf-
ncan, were raising u pole this cycuil - Two hundred
and hty feet hlgh u,r ropc lrotr ana the pole tcl,
killing Charles DrMEW, Gcutsr ll.k, ana Charles
lIunmin, several others were wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Physicians. dentists, and druggists In Brook,
iyn complain that their business greatly injured by
the practice Of young phyGcians In charge OF dspcH
tares OF encouraging persons who are able to employ
physicians to have their prescriptions put up at ths
dspcuarcs at reduc price, ana to have their teeth
drawn for IL cents each The dspensares are stocked
with drugs paid for iy nate apprOpr itiOns IL IA
tended that they shall dsncrse medicine to the poor
The attending N yscisuf, ever by tact drum up
steady patr IN the ne ghhorhOOi OF the DISPENSE
res BY iering 10 give AL medical ala Iree, provided
the patient buys drugs from them.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
LIFE In TIE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE RY THB
SUNS REPORTERy.
Selling Pierre LoriiInrd's norses-A Lsrrs
GntberibR OF breeders and Racing Men
A Pretty YenrIing Falkland for Only sfJ.

frettN htnritnH nuih'""" '"' why "f"'
The second sale Of Pierre Lorill 'rds horses,
ye terday morning. At Broadway and Thirty ninth
street. had large attendance of breeders and racing
men. Only nine horses sold. The nrst of red
Daisy Derby. nne chestnut mare, foaled In 1868.
bred by Baine Peyton Of Tennessee. Loriard paid
$3.50 for her year ago. She was sold TO A. II. Van
Brunt OF Fatlends L. L. for ts5 Baronct three
old bay. full brother to NJ H. ssnfords Mate went "a
A. NJ Bur,on Of Tennessee for tiO5. Baronet cosA
when ycariug. 5000. Lord Carlisle bay gelding.
three years old by lexington was bought by Mr. Bur
ton for tii0. George Longs'af of New YorK bought
Rancocaa, two-ycar.old chestnut gcding for fi1o.
Albert Wilson. for tii0 got Bonny Field beautiful
twoyear-old bay Relding OF Bonnie Scotland.
Orleans. chestnut rcding two years old, by Planet
out Of Allbams, was sold to Dr. A. " Conovor Of Free
hold N j., for $3.50 Nal. A. +. Green bought Totla,
handsome twoyearold bay gelding by Planet out OF
Ultima, by Lexington for t1i0. Hugh Penny OF New
YORK secured rgan when he bought the bright year
ling Falkland for $40 and George LopRstaf another IN
buying Tempest yeariing. By Glenelg for slO5 Sew
eral trotter disposed of at prices ranging frow
$500 tO tiJO.
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team, and thev arc desiVnated by X. W, A. X.
l., H., ILL.,, ", ", vi. placed In gigantic "hito
characters At OUT ten (, ct higD over ch tarset,
The Ch ractcrs chosen are those easily mado
with strips OF board. and easily seen at great
distance. This IL very neCess iry, for shot ON
wrong target, no unusual thing with careless
marksmen. counte as a miss IN mutch. al
thouvh n bull's-cye may have been made. Each
TARGET Is cumposed OF six slahs Of iron, six feet
long, two feet wide. and two Inches thick. fas-
tened 40 securely togetht a. to III Ike "A smooth
surface twelve feet wide and six feet high. TINS
10 ainted white. and on tins the different Ioints
are laid out. The cut below shows them;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Commander liaXtun, In comm nd Of the
United states steamer Nardalia, was yesterday de-
tarhcd from the vessel by ORDER oi Ron SON, Com.
mmdcr Nicholson t'yorcy r'w!m n0in- Commander
lliNiui for Nli " iu fa Nl4tl.t tgt &, ul a,
iioHsurr vessel w 'ie un her r2l .rp Mh1rlcturr.
ing thr uuAY NAtd lNt Wtrh, tur \And rau iufo
IA" 'uhb dOcn, win ful hrad Of etcnM one earn. ing
pWni hrr Cham 81 t,H piclurs aud hi rtuE ucr uuUrr
WurNs h|riuts duiug oihrr uuih-r th. u.d tu huulu
nAna I.uloa AAl E.uutlI u. ~ .ll ~ INC cuuIIAAer
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The ob.eauie- OF Franklin Il. Carter.

The obsequies OF Mr. Franklin II. Carter. who
wa drowned while nshing In Croosed lake rear ~.
mira, honorcd bv large attendance In st. T. us
Nc hodist Church yesterday afternoon. The service
read hy the Rev Dr. chaplin pastor Of the church.
hc gsssicd bY tie Rev. MI StANtr and ia.
Dr. io.s. Prcsident of n Mdd.etown VuN.rsity. The
pal bearers wrrr muel n. Rogdon j. "A " Mu-nhurne.
iranA T.. James Nose, smith. T.. Frank Hyde. j. W .
hdrray, lanes +. Daly. ana Ell n Alliger.
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The steamer Plymouth Rock made her las,
trip Of the season yesterday to Rockawav During the
summer there has been ,mpe'iton between the rivs
bosts and YESTERDAY the steamer Americas waited foi
the Plymouth Rock IN the bay with the intentiou
Of tesing speed. At signal from tie Neptune House
tc riN. boat started. NJ ger iul pres ui tesnl, nnt
for ten miles neither could claim any sdvantsg Tns
passenSers shout iusty. as the boats entered But
trrmilk Channel the Plymouth Rock was two cagtm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Chlef oi iohce I fallOn, OF hahway, made raid
yesterday afternoon Illicit dsulcry In the celar
of the old Turner property, on the Brlcktown road.
near Railway, and seized two copper worms copper
ftl o Lumber Of casks AMI barrels, ami q hundred
gallons OF iow wllcs IN ca As some wh,kcN WIS 20
seized Charles neooldt and Daniel MClutvre, Who
conducted the business w,r' Arrestei. Dlehudt Isl
large er brewer at kAs RAILWAY, and has been dong
ANtrf large husine until lately lls books were
amlned and found to bU "CrOukcd"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

The United States sloop Of war Plymouth
while going cut from the Brooklyn Navy Yard ye.t,r.
day on her way TO PHILADELPHIA where she rad been
or cred hy Secretary Robeson to represent, the United
states navy al the Cen t"nia Exhibition, ran INTO
bark. The Plymouth lost aor hrad gear and mlzzcn
topmasi, ana wrenched her dayits on tic port sidc
ana smashed her bow, snd her hulwbrks injured
ba y She put DacK to the ward and under
inmeaIAte rrpalr., as She has " be doeAel.
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Fe.,ivity ON linton nilI.

zen Pax, Union m, to-day " misses TO be the
grindest re the Germans Will celebrate this year.
Inc feature OF tue ournnE ceremonies Wit he the
yelling Of pyramid uf rult hits feet iu height. Iue
pyramid Of the choicest specimens ot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

John Kennedy was struck by PAcai Jacquet
with shachct aud severely injured IN fight last even.
ing IN saloon "a Park street where stale beer n.
ld at one cent glas,. JaCquet Is an cscApcn con.
Nlrt II, M Genoa, ana several unsuccesstu atttmu $
have made TO cXtriditc him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Bishop Cornean has appointed the Rev. T.
Leo AID ~ Bordrutt TO thc pa-t isnip Il Iohns
Roman CatAOAc Chur 10, NJ var. vice the ksN tatAu
kleen Transferred g Btrs-u fIint.
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John n. Tsllmadge, who was arrested %
Thursday had not able procure bni yesierdnI
AMI Is stil conhned tn Morris county jan Morris
town. II IA uuder.tJod that the creditors Of the hru
have combined Win view uf pun hing the hrm In Z
criminal tuit. The Consolidated Bank Canada WI
ASK tor ,ItrsGiOn uapcrl order " give 1aiInadgs
the benefit Canadian
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An s1,sOO robbery In BrooLIyu.

The Washington street police in BROOKLYN
yesterday began TO lo,E for thicf who Ia lame aud
afflicted IN other ways, who suspected OF having
tiu cu ~ so worth 81 Jewery from the residence oi
W y. Coics a New urK hwNtr, wing NJ 90 nro,
place. The JeWclrY IN Mrs. Coles dressing. room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

LEXINGTON, Ky, sept. The fall meeting Of
the kentucky Racing Association begins on Monday
next With tlrec sakc races the nr-i. mile ht .a for
three Yrnr o Is, with twelve entries, the SECOND. ~
mira race IL nlf tahe, for Oycar-ods, - OFFS mile,
with ti,l.fttn rntrles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

UTICA, Sept 9.--Ihe Hon. DE witt &. Wcsr, IN
letter TO thr NbNrVsi his afternoon, kaNs he IL not
ana cannot be- candd, Tor Governor b,fOre tie sar.
alOsa Convention ON N,cne-dD next.
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A Deiauiting Bank Teller Arreacd.

The receiver OF the Mechanics and Traders
Savings Bank SAID yesterday ths dividend of 40 pei
cent would be room declared. ana that ultimately ~
least 20 per cent would de realized by the depoeitors
n. H. Burnett. the defauing teller OF the bank hAi
been arrested anu Is Ia the IomD,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

CHICAGO Sept9.-In accordance with instruc-
lions elcgraphcd TO coal agents here by their mana
ecrs, who held convention at Erie YESTERDAY the
ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Commodore Vanderbilt dozed nearly all ol
yesterday. but at 10 oclocS last night n restcs
and unable 10 sleep. notwithstanding the use oi mo
dynes Durng tue last two 0aJb lac has been ulusuay
free from pain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Mr.. Alexander simpson, coal dealer OF New.
ark, yesterday gave ba in 500, charges prcicrres
by Mir Dc Camp. who nffrms that he paiu Mr. simisot
pounds short.
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Budd Doblc and Goldsmi,h Mnid.

ALBANY, Sept 9.-Goldsmitn Maid will irot
On Thur-iay next the Island + rk. near tins city.
Budi Doble sNs an efiort vii, he made tn beat r
fastest time. and that II wlll be the last lie n be
able ID al her
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LACONIA, n. H.. sept. o. The HrlKunp Mills,
VII ch have been idle for three wears, will rcsu ODer'
AuOns soon unGcf the Laue OF the d" Lacoult Mile"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Weather Onlce Prediction.

More than two huudtcd persons were nshins
at time ye tcrily ttfwccn two ot the bridges OVS
the PassAlc river Ia Paterson.
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SAVANNAH. Ca, Seut. o The total iutcrments
tod WAS twelve, II which 10 were II yellow fever.
OF thls number were children OF nlue ears and under
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

The Pacific mail steamer CITY OF Pecking made
the remarkable passage from Yokohama 20 san Fran.
CISCO, 5,uol miles, IN nfiren days.
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MILFORD. Pa, Sept. "a hoy named Dolsn
Was chOsed 10 death AZ Cherry Iidgc, Wayne county
Pa, on THURSDAY BY uean which ,Odged Ia hls rOat
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The pulpit used by Whitehead in his open-1ir
meeting, ownrd hy the American Tract society, has
been srnt TO the Philadelphia Exhibition.
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Stationary or rising barometer. tower tempcr,.
winds.
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The Thermometer IN New York Yesterday v.
At Iiudnut's at o'clock A. NJ, 90: 6, Gs'
0, CO.. IL NJ, ~ $50 r NJ 75' o. 7O'. .. % ~ 80
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SrtRKs rR0M rnH rELHGRIrn.

A carefully revised summary OF the Guherna-
torih NOte Va Vermont gives fair1anAs EAij3 mas
JOuty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

PHILApELPHIA. sept 9.-Cnas. Francis Adam
anu nls FANNY visited the kAniUtlOn tO-uaN They az
stay lns At Bryn Mawr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

Fashionable REApINC.- Lucy Randall Com
forts story, no" ruhnns ~ tue Fre,iie tr"ldnoH.
1Gp.
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Goodnll Playing Cards; new popuiaT fall lines
Order early Victor h. MAuger, llO Keade street ADJ.
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lvders carpenter shpp AZ Seeley and NJ lrkei
Streets Paterson, burned las mgaI. LVss tlO,OO0.