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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13
LEGAL.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING DIS
TRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
IN AND FOR SAID DISTRICT.
In the matter of the Real and Personally
Progerty Of the First National Bank No. SS.
Upon the filing Of the supplemental petition OF
Edwin l.. Stanton, receiver of the aboye-named
bank, submitting TO the action Of the COURT an offer
made 10 him for the remaining assets other than
United States bonds OF Sos, So. q, much more
may. with the proceeds of said bonds enable the
payment Mt once and In full of what rem aims due
the principle of the Indebtedness OF said bank.
1t Is this 23d day of June, is6, ordered that said
petition be referred to Nathaniel Wilson, ESQ.,. as
special commissioner Of this court. with nstructons
TO inquire into the eNpediency of the acceptance Of
OF said Offer and to report his conclusions thereon
to the court for Its action the 18th day OF july
1885, leave being hereby given to any creditor of the
bank to appear before said special commissioner
with reference to said matter 1t is further ordered
TO cause copy of this order tn be published three
times a week, for three successive weeks, In one
daily newspaper published In the city Of Washing,
bank. shall have heretofore fled claims against
said bank, and who do not reside in the District OF
Columbia, copy of this order.
ID. 4. HUMPHREYS, Justice.
true copy. Test: II. j. MEIGs, Clerk.
By L. T. WILLIAMS. Asst Clerk, jes6-MWFSw
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
PERSONAL.

N~~V-|VVD0VO~-~SN~
REM OvAL.
j. '. N. HUYCK, Real Estate Broker, has re-
moved his Ofce to No. 1i3 Fifteenth street north
west (east side first door north Of New York ave-
nue, and nearly opposite banking house OF Riggs
Co. 1el2-i n
MONEY TO LOAN, IN LARGE OR
NJ small sums, low on coilaterals. Notes of Short
date daily discounted. Money carefully Invested
ASBURY g. APPLEMAN,
No. lf25E Penna.sye., near Treasury Dept, city.
myS-u lstar-3t.l
TNHE ONLY GENUINE "BOSS" CIGAR,
4 made Of pure Pumarrega Havana Filler.
Sold only at NJ. GOLDSTEINES
California Cigar Store siI PennsyIvania avenue.
At t5 Per hundred; cents each. Try them.
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MEDICAL.

~-~-T---0~|@~~~~~
GREAT MEDICAL BOOK AND SE-S0
" CRETS
Address St. Joseph Medical Institute, st. N1
Josenh. Mo. Mostly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13

Georgia promises a hundred thousand for
Tilden and Hendricks, provided she can kill
off the entire negro population and drive out
the Republican whites.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13

Before the st. Louis convention the Cincin-
natl Enquirer said of Governor Tilden: "It
could not but be that man educated in cum
ming, in hypocrisy, in iniquity, nominated in
corruption and shameless effrontery, even
though his millions could elect him, would
give US the most corrupt administration the
country has ever known"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13
ROULANGERIE FRANCALSE.

FFIIA UFFUSSE,
The wcll-kGown and only French baker In WASH
ington; has rcm3yed to No. 2ol2 street, between
Twentieth and Twenty-hrst STREETS, near Pennsyl-
ylnia avenue where, In house expressly built
the purf u" has greater f5c1Iies tbs before
for the manuIg cture Of the best French and Ameri
can bread.
French bread speciality. Liberal terms offered to
hotels and dealers.
n. B.-FPnch bread is recommended for persons
Of delicate health, especially for those suffering
from DYSPEPSIA. lNI-STmThlNs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13

Bayard Taylor has come to the front and
urges the cleansing Of the CORY garment. He
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13

7 BURKHART. COPPER SMITH, MANU-
- features dlstiling. brewing and rectifying ma
chincry- All kinds Of copper work made TO order.
Repairing and timing at short notice. None but
block tin used. which for durability Is three times
great other tin Ilos street northwest, between
EltNrnIh and IMIlI1h. INI.-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

sceptical persons say hat Crook has caught
sitting Bull in Big Horn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13

Senator Wallace yesterday received the fol-
lowing brief note from his son, Lieut.. " allace,
who was with Major Reno during the terrible
conflict with the Sioux:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13

But keep thy garments pure;
Pluck them back, with the old disdain.
From touch of the hands that stain!
So shall thy strength endure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13

To buy fine WATCHES. CHAINS, DIAMONDS,
and all other fine JEW ELRI, cheap, for cash. go to
s. GOLDSTEIN co.
If you need GUNS, REVOLVERS, SILVER and
valuable present. for use ornament, go to the
LOAN OFFICE. CORNER TFNTH AND ID STS.,
To sell valuable Goods, to negotiate Loan. or to
obtain liberal allowances on Commission, on reason
able terms, to the Oldest largest and most relia-
BILE house In this country.
4. GOLDSTEIN Il CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
ie2c-tf Northeast corner Tenth and ID Streets
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13

w Cigars Sold Retail at Wholesale Prices
Clear Hayanas-Henry Clay Rena Victoria; sl20
per loo; for 2oc. Clear ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONNIE II Faut; 600 per Loo: IOc each. Clear Ha-
vanas-La Rose Concha; $50 per l 900; for BIC.
Clear Havanas-Domestc Flor de Murias: $50 per
Loo: for Csc. Clear Havana Filllng-DOmestic,
The U. s: Boss; $50 per 0O for &c, Cigarettes-
CapOral. Vanity Fair: -. 80 per LOO: 15c Cigar
ettes-St. James and Fumarisos; so per 200: IOc.
W. T. Blackwell's Durham Smoking Tobacco, soc.
per pound only, at NJ. GOLDSrElN'S California
Cigar store, No Gil Pennsylvania avenue, under
Metropolitan hotel Je50
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-13
PARTIES WHO INTEND GOING To
ROCK ENON SPRINGS
requested to call at the Office of
A. 3. PRATT d SON,
4OI Ninth street,

and ascertain whether they can be accommod Ited.
iyl3-lm
, 1876-09-19

To-day will bo arraignment day In the Criml-
nal Court.
Dcnostlcncs HIldrcth was among the SYM
pathetic callers tn the "crooks " yesterday.
Tho County Collector yesterday sold tho dc
llnquent property in tile Towns Of Bloom, New
Trlcr. and Mics.
Tho Committee on Equalization lid not 20 to
satisfied that 1t would do no good.
Tim Bradley has formally announced his can
didacy for ahcriH. His agents nre numerous,
culatfon.
4 committee Of feminine solicitors from tho
Jesuit Church were nsklug thr members Of tho
Roarl yesterday for share 0f their huncst
cummings In the interest of charity.
Commissioner Burd!ck was Mt hls post ycstcr-
day, and with tfs return CONES tho report tint
hs Ii tlrrd Of being Commissioner, and would
like to to to Congress- or tile 9cnate.
Commissioner Holden yesterday announced
that he flnl done hts country service with IL
pound Iniskct In the Mexican war. Hereafter
he Is to be known rs Sergeant Holden, TINT
olllco being the highest ol>lcc he reached.
Tho County Collector levled on tho property
Of the following ycstcrlay: Thomas Wall, No
G70 Hubbard street; T. Baker, No. 81 Forest
aycnue; and /. Bpaugcnhurg, ctirner Of f}rallicy
street and Elston road, auu put custodlatls III
Charge.
The Grand Jury yesterday disposed Of numcr-
Oils small cnscs, md found nn Indictment
against Martin Dwycr and Dennis Shay for tho
murder OF Bath,nann on tbs North Sitlo two
weeks ago. Three Of the witnesses In tue case
were held under bail for their appearance,
, 1876-09-19
HESING, REHM, ET AL,

f12ec40t {Ntputch 20 1h6 1f1oHHA
WASHINGTON, DC, Sept. 18.--Attorney-Gen-
cral Taft returned thIs morning from New
York and was closctcd tic whole day With
Judge Bangs. Tho latter stated tonight that
tho questions submitted to tho Attorncy-Gcn-
eral would detutn hin here several days yet,
aad that but one question had Jet been
discussed. IIo sald he hnd nlso
consulted tho Solicitor Of tho Treasury, the In
tcr1lnl Rcvcnue Solicitor, and the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, ahd hc found each Inclined
to tic optnlon that the position taken BY the
attorneys Of tho first batch Of whisky
men Is corrcct,-tnat is, that, having
pleaded guilty, givcn evidence for the
Government, and having been promised fmmu-
nifty In consideration therefor, tho immunity
hars my civil suit for double tax. This qucs-
tlon will bo settled with others. The ngrce-
ts sasa q yaka Nen .Is Ts nosS aasstoa
submitted is whether tie immunity grant
cd, to Rchm, by fair t1,.cndment, docs
against him, both civil and criminal. Should
tho question be decided as It IL now quite pos
slble that It may be, the civil suit commenced
against Rchm would be declared barred
by tho immunity, and Rohnlfs 1nG
would bo decided to be all
tho Government can recover. Tho reports Of
the granting Of pardon to Hes[ng are not true.
No pardon will be granted. It Is propahls
TINT his sentence may 6o mftfgated by reduc-
tiou to three months, but evon that Is not de-
ttlled.
, 1876-09-19

Fred Grnngcr pilfcrcd n coat from A. Dia-
montl, Of No. 40 Clark street, ind was sent out
to the House Of Correction for 30 days.
Sullivan !; Stone, Of No. n Jefferson street,
complain at tho loss Of four sheets Of copper
4oi1xfO, which wcro stolen by burglars, who
gained ENTRANCE through rear window.
7. II. Tansey WA yesterday before Justice
Morrison, presiding at tho West Division Po-
lice Court, charged with tlsordcsly conduct, but
was acquitted, there being no evidence aglinat
hin Apun that score.
PhDle Murray, a street. walker, was ycster-
day lined $lU0 BY Justice Fo0te. Anna Bennett
fur d!sordcrly conduct while testlfynE agail,st
FhGbc. whose head they wcro going to caye In
with parasois.
Solomon Noyacflelsk visited tho Int store Of
Louis Williams, ut No 4Y Ca1,al street, yestcr-
,lay atternpo'', and sl!ls tho proprietor was not
An officer followed III close pursuit. and linnlly
suceeedcd IN towfng the thluf into tho West
Twclftl,.strGct Stati0n
Burglars entered the residence of Emil
Tlesgs1 No. al5H Wost Lake strcst, at q o'clock
Saay s . Sy9s atsE rs.ss ~S 's ,e.yss y xsrn % G t
two gold rings, s2J III currency, a,d ~ pounds
Of plug tobacco.
Julius Tcoltner attended, the sharpahootcrs'
picnic last Sunday, anl, while returning home
se y IL q.ssy yy Sr esrr % q K,o FSss s'ss and s usn a
STREETS , oy @ @footpat!s, , w1o beat him badly and
pencil attached, and S3l In cash.
Mrs Kennedy, OF No. 50 Wcst Van Durcn
street. YESTERDAY Identified the watch and bruce
helonEilg To llcr. Frauk Ellsworth anl Thomas
T. Smith, who Were arrested cut Of Nolu sui
Yan'a house on JcilcFsuil street, were therefore
, 1876-09-19
CONSTABLE AI'CAULEY,

now III IS SAID TO DO BUSINESS
Mr.. OConnor, wlio lives ut No. l38 Townsend
Btrcct, eaur to THE TRIBUNE office yesterday
cyc,ltng, being sent thcrc by tho Cautain of tho
t.a Ma1,,, sh,, nn,tco aua ,uaS, ~ tn,,",r;.,s
w.. a,uas" .''A' p'''s' "u 'na"' 'A' Ao'o"'
statement ......,- ..
4 wcck ago Monday he was notified to appear
In court before Justice IIanmill to answer TO o
complaint az nnt harInr mid hts rcrt
H. ",,.a.,.. ~ r.a,,t.a'3 r., s ILL., ,as.s .n'
III ""'"leer ~ fcqmHco w H.s !eaSc.
lfc appcarc'l last Tuesday, md found
tlnt tho trtal Ind been concluded before he rot
there, but tho Justice satd he hal 70 days IN
which to make m appeal. Mr., O'Cunuot said
la hi not caro- to d. that, but wished to gct out
uf the premises us SOON us he could f1r.l u3ace
to move To. TIE Justice said ti.at was MI right,
s sat n! tey Wo aant not put him oat on The
nent, which they wero to move Into this wcck.
Shc waa taken sick, however, a,,d Dr.. Davis
was called In, WHO attended her. together with
bis sou, up to yesterday, uud stated tint she
tTNS Bll{CrtuE frCtll tfpIOtu fever. Slt1K}nY DR..
, 1876-09-19

Two OF the gentlemen who nro to 1,lsy have
not yet e0ne forward, und t!lelr nau,cs arc Gun
bcguently unittcd fro!n the score.
Sir. lsobcrt Martins, Champion Of England, is
present ~ ti!c Consrrss every any, md plays III!
l"u,crs. II IL very much II hs credit, ur very
much 70 the disercdlt ot ChlcaSo paycrs. t!,at
10 one l,aa YET been able to win u game from
lin since he arrived. 4 few have lnalp draws,
but nearly ali thu games played BY Mr.. Martins
have been won BY him,
TUE EXPEDITION.
The second week Of the Exposition opened
cncouragingly yesterday. The attendance waa
t!dr. the weather Ill that could be asked. The
managers state that the number Of paying
visitors Saturday was about 5000, aid
tI'at, too, was without any nsslstance III the
may ot excursions. These wil! come later, and
number afe already being organized along the
various railroads lea.ltng t. ttie city. There II
always deep and atdtMg passion on the part
II tis tura!tsts to see Chicago, and they never
fatl to take advantage vi EIpusition.timo to
YEAt[fy their desire.
There Is nothing specially worthy Of recording
among the happenings Of tie show. With
Eood management mud q thorough rolco force,
Il y almost impossible for accidents 10 happen
or fos shisvlng to taks place. Tia crowd Is a
, 1876-09-19

births, II. Tho CAUSES Of deaths wc{o: Ac-
scns; q cholera infan,1 =; conva,1sos, ,s
tcrtls 4; scarlet lever, hamilton, 7; ccrchru
epn't meningitis, u; old nEc, 4; pllthlsfs pull
fnonnIls u
The Committee on Streets and A1trys for tho
w:t ys:tay yss s in ac cy gs s oss 9s
a an o1ee bo pnsse 70 aoW IL xonyt cst
Division liorsc-lsallway Company to lay tracks
se ',.,; run ssIs o. a!se At st!sst Iron ifnsr;o
to recommend Tic paying oi Morgan W Street from
Harrison, 10 Twelfth. - e''' ''0''@
Notttno l,tc or orccn,,r,c =, ,,,o corro,,
ropot SS las bcc feieva from IG H. nss
tne tn e.. sue Eas man, who 10 stu harptng on
.ls ~ nl!ca ot pnG' tno aeakaEc a'ltl conuensa-
sn,1 sU H. u siG tc Hteat eoaE oi .nkios gas,
arc anu ,o'l ~ r,hot eny Of ans dfaet N wen hans
.n1nS. ~ sone psrsnts INT l1ls hanging 6ii 10
only iiamoae a,a TO- ucluAe w Aldcrme'l; There
sau anu is H. smo n'Es ~hc no % can 10 eiter A.
I'LL WV l"oto''''o1' Ut 'ose '"" e'tS p"ttohnsc'
hnrtl sc!ialton will commence suit against tho
city to recover damages sustained bY Tic t1cntt
nf bis soh, who III 1877 fell through tho side
walk on LaSalle street In front Of Tho Court
House sQlnre and was i1lstantly klliett. Suit
WIS brought In tho Circuit Co,irt, nn,l jutlE-
t1crt for s., 833 granted. The CitY HrpcntcI to
the Supreme Court, wtcre tlle decision was re-
vcrecd owing to nn error OF instruction. Sctlal-
ton has again brought suit, and will ,nlloMbtc,l-
ly he successful, thong', Ciey-Attorncy Tuthlll
expects to be abla to fctuco tho n1nollilt.
uoAnp OF run,1c WORKS.
Tho abolition Of the Bnnr,1 OF Pui]fc Works
docs not meet with tui,ch firur ntt11nr t'tn
Ctty.liall peoplc in general: not oniy l,rrrai,so
tlcy 10 not like to Rco the Commissioners rc-
moved who by their ycor. Of faithful enrvjre
i,aro Cainc{1 Tic rcspcct 81 the plhi}t. and l,y
Their business qualities cnilearct themselves 10
those with whom they tlaiIy had intercourse,
butt because they do not be!ovc that Que n,a,i
tirs whirI, two MN Gnvo fnr ean,r ,"1 t,,nn uu
,',". t Iis. E"o ILL.,. ''",I 40 suI'o .!'tao
pasI anlaen ..e. between tIicn'' a;a tleh
!l1 IlaM e,louEh 70 occupy thelr time.
lne lhinusE reporter was ycstertay, informs
"a that the majority Of the Counet'-those w'lid
Commissioner In Office as suon M tho 13 wlo
l,aye voted continually nEn{nst tho nholttIon ri
thn Hoarfl lad n,nt1itlctf tbair y;cws. The in.
, 1876-09-19
nEATIESs


MEIDENDAURE-In this city, Sept. II, 1870
sehdld aie'dcuba4rc. age1 10 years;
day, Tho 1uth, at o'clock y. ni., to IIoxchlll
cos,,clety by carriages. Friends Invited.
~ hlflwaukce tNfs.) papers plcaso copy.
nAnRETr--Scpt. ~, 1H7U. Ut Tho resIdence Of
his 1nother, GDa Falton.st., Of consumption,
Nlchard j. Barrett, aged ~ years.
Funeral from IL. stephen'a chdrch Wednesday,
Sept. 20, At lU q. H., by cars 10 Calvary Cemetery
BMlT1i--In this city. Sept. ~, 1870. Ida H., be-
loved wife Of Fred II. Smith, aged III years l
month and 95 days,
Funeral from No. 80 south Doap,nines.st., 10.
day. at ::1o r. m:,, TO Gracclnnd by carriages.
tDr Mendosa tltf,) papers plcaso copy.
IIANA0lN.-In this city, on tho myrnlng OF tho
16th Of September, Thomas Hauagtn, agod 81
yGaftK.
Funeral from tie .reaIdencc Of bis brother, John
!lnnaHtn. tailor, Da0 6nuth Stato-st, to st, Johns
Church foi High Mass, theaco Dy cafsIago to Cal,
1ONE8-Asthur Arnold, son Of Llywclyn and
Lydia Janes, aged IL M0utsia.
Funeral from IL. North Elark.s&., to day, at 8
p. IN.
, 1876-09-19

COMING IN.
CHICAGO, ecpt. 1s.-Tho following II received
at the military hcalqunrters:
Drum, Cdicaqo, nj: The following dispatch haa
1nAt been received from tho Department of Dakotn
''Coi. Carlin rcpurth that XIII Eagle and Little
Wound, with 140 people, ali thcIr arms and nln,u.
milton. and about 1od ponies, surrendered to him
AT Standing ltock on Tho 1atl1. Twenty nina men
surrendered. Nil Of whom were In tho light in tho
Little Zig Iio.n.
iSigned) r. II. aHEnInAr,
Lieutenant. General,
Gen. Drum sont the following to Gen. shcr-
idan:
tlEAnQuAnrEns M,LrrAnY Drylat1N or MISSOURI.
CntcAao, Sept. III, 1A7N.-Lfeut. Zen. r. II.
commanding tho Cheyenne Agency, under date or
tho 9TH Inst, says a. follows: - 11asc had mos.
scngcsB yesterday and dry drnct from the hostile
CAMP They rcn0rt tsIu canp near Slim 1,nttoe, $50
mIek blatant. They repn.t Gen. Tcrry's column
m leach Creek, moving toward the Missouri. Tho
Indians arc very ticsfrous OF snrrtndcein1. hRvo
stnic to this cHscngcra TINT 1t could only be tit1-
conditional, viz: Surrender nrms, tcnain ns
other treatment that the proper authority might
dictate. / have sent cousief to Gen. Terry, who
Will reach hlm In GYs days. "
tSigncd) II. G. Dnun,
Assistant AG{utRht. General.
, 1876-09-19


The regular weekly ,,sreting Ut tho County
. Doarl wss hr'd yesterday afternoon, MI thu
members being present except alr. McCatfrcy.
Tho quarterly rcport Of tic County Agent
was submitted Anti referred. It shows that
the number Of families TIL tho Agents books ut
the cosp Ut tho lust quarter was !,0u3; thut tlle
additional applicants for relief lnatl been COS,
mid tho families Afforded relief a,4HD, anI tho
number nov on tho books l,64u. Tic rauscs Ut
relief given we're: Widows with falnllfcs, 1871;
married, sickness and old ngc, 7Ol; deserted
by husbands, lG0; families whcre husbands
wcro outside Of tho city looktug for work, l0a;
wilowcrs, old age, is; and single, old agc, ~.
They wcre divided as follnws West Side, 1855;
Nosth Side, 457; and South Si.!o, LIZ, The
greatest number receiving support were Irish,
l,us, md tbs lcaling nationa!lttcs we're: Ger
n MnIc;n;. 1; A%sr'sa ,: E, ~ ~ zss1%nasia!. %a'Ia 9
Scotch, II. Tho rcfurt further sllutYc.i tifat
si311 passes haA been lssucAt that ::fj persons
llad nrsE sent to thu County Hospital, :,225 to
thu f9or farn,' l87 b4riai permits ,lad been Is
sued, 16d lalnlIfcs tld bccn treutCd ut the tx
pc',he Ut to county Ut their homes, and 10 pcr-
sons had been sent u tho Insane Asylum. Tho
uitica Expenses we're sllawn tn have beou 8,3,-
Ss1f sSs isp tns aaart*s5% = % e NJ wtish s %yTs
for bread, 6l,39lD5 fur transportation, SlB0,t3
for wood, $asss,5O fur es,al. si@D.75 ior trussrs
und crutches, anu u. rs tor salarics. THY
value Of storcs on laad wAs &l,6l43l, leaving
tlie total expenses for the quarter, *2l Oil H.
uAs-slsrIilNK awINpLE,
Mr. Dusse fnuycd q reconsideration Of thu vote
by which It had been agreed to purchase gas
machine for ths new Hospital, stating that tho
Sir. sshIniit opposed the motion.
Ny. Cleary said hc had been nj tho 1nsanc
Asylum recently ut night, a1l upon onc occ,-
tl3rG4 t3sn{G. Rt}tH{ti}
, 1876-09-19

LAnAMIB CITY, Wy. Sept. ls.-Tho Indians
havo left tho northern portion Of Wyoming, and
uru now coming below to SEQ what they Gun do
IN tho way VI ho1se-atcaling. Six Indians With
about 100 horses going north crossed the sall-
road track ons mile west OF Lookout Station
yesterday abuut II O'Clock. 4 trail Of 25 passed
tcas s!!scr, aud band Of 15was seen ,.car thcro
yesterday foreneon, a1su going nurtl,. Thosc
thcy were within guIi.sllut ot tAu Sec
t!otl.house. Others wcru quite closu
to the stAtion at Rock Creek.
Wo shall undoubtedly hear Of other outragcs
Is we'll known to Col Bracket at Fort bat,ders,
who has Informed Gen. Sheridan at Fort Lara.
mie VI the condition Of at1airs, and thelr earccr
, 1876-09-19
CANADIAN NEWS.

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
HAMILTON, Ont., Sept. 18.-Thc thtrty.!irat
annunl Ontario Provincial Exhibition CON-
.ncnccd hero to-day. The weather Is rainy, but
the show Inns every appearance Of being suc-
cess, both as m exhibition and in a monetary
point OF view.
The members Of tho Scotch riac-team hare ar
rived hero from Crcelinoor, en route for Toron-
to and Montreal.
Special Dspdtch to 1As Tribune.
GRAFTON Ont, Sept. 18.-Thc stcnmcr Cor
tnttian. Of tho Montreal Line, ran ashore on
Boulder Rocks, near this place, at o'clock this
morning. The sen wos running very high at the
time, but, by good management, order was pre-
served, aud hcr passengers, 70 in number, safely
transferred to tho steamer Norscman, Of tho
Rochester Line, w,i!cl, brought them to Grafton,
md they continued their Journey thta evening
by the Grand Trunk Railway. Tho Corinthiaii
Ia on the rocks from stcm to stern. Tugs haYe
been dispatched to her assistance.
Special Dtepatch to Tbs 7s1tHHe
TonoATo, Sept. ia.-:Iho promised lecture by
the Rev. Henry Ward Decclicr hero On Monday
next, under tho auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. e
creating great STIR. The papers aEe condemn
tim Association, anl both the Gioje and Hat &c
ccpt the Tilton-Becchcr case rs proven against
tho defendant.
Yesterday and nil through lust night rain fell
ntaVl!y throughout OHtATlO. IN toronto o
drizzling rain commenced In the morning, and
In tho evening it BECAME steady pour, nfid tho
wind rose to 4 ealc. A number Of yachts driftcd
from their moorings md cnpsized. THO Emma
Ia cxpcHtctl tn hp Il total wreck.
Special Dfspdseh to 1ae Tribune
MONTREAL, .Sept. 1S.-Ycstertlny q pastoral
letter from Blsl1op Bourgct WAS read IN at Roman
Catholic Churches in tue city, announcing his
hereafter Is to bo Archbishop Of Indianapolis.
Monse!gneur Fabig IS henccforth invested With
the entiro Charge Of tho Important Diocese Of
Montreal. and the Responsibilities thus laid upon
him, In yicw Of the prescnt divisions in tho
Church, arc perhaps even greater than eyer yet
fell to tho lot Of a1,y Romnn Catholic Bishop