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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

Die Bolton Commercial 3eituns"
i6reibt, 6aB Sobn SeI 81 SO. aus gu.
6uque, Soma bic Salpts&aufer Bel Oem
bort tiirSIi9 i~tattSefunOenen auctiOnS Ser:
tauf ein6eimii3cr @uuren seweien iinb.
gs III b1Bcr ni9t n~OtbwtnSig, baB &au.
fer, Die weitIi9 bon bier ipObnen, mad
ebiruSO seSrn, upl bort ibre Ginfdafe 81
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

Sm SaiTem BON Opspepiie unb Neruen:
leiSem lit &raft bas nOtbise Ding, uno
&itmeiers California @eins
Sitters 1T bic uni6dbIidite, ii6erite u.
beiIiamite Stdrfunss MepiSin, wel6s
meni9Ii9e 9ei@idli3teit suiummenseiest
bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

3. Gifforo Il So. BADEN uuf Sloans
5arm, mabe 8eit Dubuque, cine iebr err
siebise BIei Mtins sefunben. Das Mines
raj itebt in iOIiber Mafe, unb Susi Mans
ner buben an einem Gage $1,000 9funb
beranssei9aft. SoIde Centennial Dig.
sinss" pdren alien mniern feiBisen Winers
Iebr piQtommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

Ebenmatii1e Ssmcr;rx werben sebeilt
nit DIR. Sitler's &beumatic &emeOp.
9aranttrt &beumatismus, NeuraI:
8ia, II. dbnli6e &runfbeite fiber
3u beilen. Sei allen apotbetern ;u boben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

giefe ernftfi6e 2eiben unb &runfbeis
ten werben bur9 ben 5eitisen @ebrau@ bon
itmeiers beutf@e 2ebenssGf
ell ) perbitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

oie(e 2So6e ftarb 9r. Or. @ebris,
Sruoer Don s. unb u. @ebris, Elm alter
anfeoIer unirer Stabt, mad suei monut:
ii9er Sranfbeit. Oerielbe mar 6s Sabre
alt, tn BET Sdweis seboren unb felt %
Saaren III Dubuque ~mohnhaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

2Ser quite uno biaise SOmmerpaaren
taufen Mil, periaume nidt BEN sroBen
SOrratb in 2epi's Store an,uieben. Gin
freunSli6er Sebienuns wirb es nidt feb
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
Ermenerfe 9lnitrsnsunssn wsrSen se

Erneterte N%nltren9ungen werSen 9es
mu@t, ben sIorrei6en A.. gulf in Dubuque
gu einem sIansenben Seite gu MAIDEN.
Dem es INNER m0sli9 lit, ioute an bieiem
Gage bic Stabt nidt perlafIeu, unb AUDI
bic gewObner Der llmsesenb ridt peridus
men, an benz sroBartisen SeitSuse iid su
betbeilisen ober benielben nit an,u,eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
e + E nj b nr9er Gazette.

Seimaer Gmment6afer SAFE ,,nS
fri(Ges 2sier ieSerseit Bel SIumenuuer
g. Weuier Griber Sdmib's granersi) an
Der YlantroaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

ST. 3. Sitter wirb bieie @ode nit
benz gaue zines neuen brsiitOdisen @ebdus
bss an Der Main unb o. StraBe, besins
men. Oaislbe lou ais Suwelier 9aben
benist, in ar6itettoniider 9iniidt iebr
seitmaduol, unb bic Jront pom sei6lifs
fenen Steinem erbaut merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

0iefe 2So6e beginner wieber bic Sig:
Snnsen bes Serwaltunssratbs Board of
Supervisors BON Dubuque gountp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

Cine 8eieai9aft 3iseuner bat in Der
WineraI Straiie propiiorii6 ibre 8Obnuns
aufsei3lasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

asa- Sdwade, nsrsSit jung. Rdnner usb
Delicate 5rausn;inmn ioatsn 8ra,isrs &pot Bit
tiers setrauGsn. q 257-270 S9l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

pie Ssf GnrR 6euermanner wsrSen
auf ben 4. SuIi meme In,iae erhaltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
G5icago Ntarftberiat.

G5icaso Daarttbsriat.
0er 1~eltsrapb) 9uni 2. 1876.
Webl-$4.O 90 bis 5.25.
$50. 2, 81 O3.
@eIf9torn.--45 Cts. .4B.
Safer-29 9ts.
Sutter-17 bis % Sts.
Gier-lO4 bis III gts.
@~bistp-$1.O9.
&inbpieb-$2.5 so bis 800.
cd weine-$5.9 80 bis 6.25.
Sd einefei 9-$l7.s5.
Wilwauiee Marftberi9t.
(per ~SeIterapb.) Stunt 2. 1876.
WeiSen-Ro. 2, $l.O5.
Safer-29 Gts.
Weli n-43 bis Al Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
N / @tt8
-fir-
0drtner nn6 Sarmer -!
.9aifer BiIhelm~ Rraat.
Wammotb @oliab 5nSian 6orm.

Ttr pHanstsu lsstss 8rdbjabr ouf erns SsIauS, cine tisns
0uanIitat (pelte mir nit pts!tn S9pisrietelien trpteltenD
otsfer bis iest nsa ieltentnArt rteienparteu 2Sellbtpraes. Su
September faneen mir eur& NJ trtIt9e &c 9tsiisn ole
5ppe Der Wlsprtasl her ghanSen II bic 10 Jus u. npp pa1-
ltue, nit spsi bic fanf u~n8tpsasrn asPrsn an fat ieesm
Strd.
Der Griras mar ,tra 300 Suiba g9sli6tprn- asbrtn per
Ader, uns cine cdr srpss aiahs 6aFisrs Ger istnTsu
Gualitdt.
sbir bdtisn bic sanss Grnets ,u tinsrn sutsn grsifs an et.
nn siep gerier Saanen' paaeler pertauIsn tpnnen babeu
% aber Mot setban, une tp9en 20 ppr, eieie 9rnett fur unle
re taplrttpsn sane 8uneen ,u tepalten, se Is III ,hrem Dor.
ibeilt fnseu rerpsn, IT'D p~tntelteus eiutu tleiRsn 4b.l suein
ieltsusn Srrts ,u facrn, UNI ne i'm 6rabiaere iu phan;tu-
la9tss 6armer, pslbt ans Ytinsen NIT l2malsn y ".
gen, (Saltipatorsn ltne rente Rerib) betetrieits sriitsn
zen Rsiben, ane an ben baufsen Webrau6 Ger pafe s!au.
zen, rtreen IT'D uper Zen @rIr!S ipuneern. 9Dtr ienoen per
prft an ireeue cine Gerefe eth gaaust nab SmpTans non
10 SeRts uae spei eret eent SIsmps, psr BRET yaauett
aaG 9mplanS stnes Dollars ue Ipi erti eeat Clamps.
IN assnttn tur $500 per Dustnp unp 4 ere, eeat Stamps.
NJ unitr Bprratb N Ht1t ttbr rpB. Ysripnen,
ptl6e ppn pbisem Saam,n puni6sn, lpltta nidt iaumsa
lire Ssftannssu ttujuituesn. alt Saamen ale iril6 Nab
ttinfabts earanttrt. Rene Baartn ssianet rr q. =. D.
Das Vts mus Ger Ssr.uuns beisaeIRhtn rtrsen. Dur is.
Be Ger pbistH Serten Saamsn a~ereiiirt
TeliS Glare S Co.,
o 243-269 8 $50 xi Gan t13 Str. Ken asrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

2IeoiSinen pon wirtli9em Wertbe
miien ii9 ielbit empfebIeu. Ginem 9rieis
bes GERM 9. s. Monier, Oiase Miiiion,
&anias, entnebmen mir Solsenbes: Oh.
Iusut &6nis's s amburser
s amiIiensM 60 e \ pertaufen ii9
ielbit, ba ie bas 3utrausn Der 2eute baben.
&.in aufordnsen unb @nprsiisn 1T BEL bic.
fen Msbisinen notbwsnbis.
SurbeH erbalttn bel Gonrao Srder
cine gang neue Iusuabl pon &ccorbeons,
0iolinen Il. @uitarren, welde er AZ ben
biaisiten preiien p~ertauft. Derielbe i'm.
portirte slei4faas cine sroBe Wafie Id5ner
Saiten, barunter edte itaIienii9e, fir gio>
linen unb @uitarren, auf wsl9e Ct beions
oers aufmerfIam ma9t.
GuBerbem erbielt berielbe iebr itSne II.
paienbe @ebetbiider fir &inbsr, peIde bic
erite 81. Communion empfansen, rpie ebens
faus &ersen u. RoientrdnSe, cine alspabl
MeBsewdnber, @audmdntel, &lbsn pom
e6ten b%riiiieIer Spisen, fem seitidte Bres
6istsS tOaen, MeBseudnbsr unS S6lsier,
Monitran3en, &el4e, COMMUNICATIVE,
Vlnmenitrdube, Statuen, Rreuse II. 4Itar
9eudter, weI3e CT Der b~eionbsren 0ea9tuns
&~aufuitiser empfeblt, bic sr freunbli9lt
einlabet ieinen brilliant ausseitatteten Store,
gfo. $50 WainitraBe, Dubuque, gu bsiu1sn
anS feline Waaren gu beii9tisen.
Conrad Beder.
N. b. Seine Croquet Sets un6 0oaels
f6rbe werben, UNI bamit gu rdumsn, gum
SOitpreiie ~perfauft. 246-
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
HOMEWAKD BOUND.

fhe Cunard steamship scythia, Captain ". H p.
Harris which sailed al noon yesterday for Liverpool
had on board q number OF foreign gentlemen who par
ticipated in the late International rifle rowing
tests or the Dublin University rowing crew .hsre
Messrs Charles harrington. Croker BArring,on
W. harrington, @. Ferguson and A. L. Hckson Stree
tho regatta Philadelphia the members Of the have
travelled considerably about tho country, ana every
where their gentenianly bearing won for them con-
tinued admiration and respect number OF friends
from this city and Phiadelphia were at the wharf In
Jersey CITY TO bid them goodhy, 10 whom the
pressed their pleasure at tho manner In which they
had been treated during their VISIT and expressed the
hopc that they might repeat n vt no very distant day
Colonel J. n. A. Macdonald aud eight members Of
the Scottish rifle team also among the Scytha's
passengers The names OF tho eight were Nj. Daniel
Fraser, Mr. William Clark, Mr.. Charles Ingram. Nj.
Robert Mcvittio, Captain Hodgart. Dr. Mitchell, Mr..
John Moir and Xr. II. Rcnton. Quito . number OF
persons them of and wished them safe 70
their homes In scotland
General Shsler and G. Schermerhorn. Secretary
Of the National Ride Association, mot the joint
mitoo OF the ASSOCIATION At the Fifth Avenue Hool at
half past nine A. NJ and escorted the ri6smon TO the
steamer
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
THE TILDEN CAMPAIGN CLUB.

The Executive Committee Of the riden Central Cam.
paign Club held . meeting yesterday afternoon, TO
which members OF the press not admitted Tho
object OF tho meeting for permanent organization
OF the committee. Mr.. X. H. Porter called tho mcet-
ing 70 order and Nr. John r. McGowan acted tems
porary secretary. On motion Of ex-senator Gross ii
decided that the officers Of the club should consist
Of chairman vico chairman and three secretaries.
Mr. Thomas Cooper Campbell was then elected chair
man and Mr.. Joseph Blunenthal vice chairman. The
three secretaries the Central Club then oectod
secretaries OF the committee
The meeting was quite prolonged one, speeches
being made by Mr.. Campbell, Mr.. Gross and others,
aud general interchange OF views on the situation
being had II stated by soms OF the mombcrs,
who had received special advices from trends In the
West, that the indications there all ponicd to tho
election OF the democratic ticket In Indiana, with
strong probability of Ohio clcctng Boil the democratic
candidate Tor Secretary Of State.
Tho following gentlemen were designated a. tho
Finance Committee William " Smith, X b. ar
tine ). Waterbury, II. II. Porter John d. Grim
nina
twas announced that General MARI, OF Louisiana
and Senator stockton, Of New Jersey will SPEAK Fri.
day. 2oth inst, at Cooper Institute.
Tho meeting Will DO mass meeting In and around
the Institute
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
A COLORED DEMOCRAT.

Al the regular meeting of the Tldon and Hendricks
Club OF the Fifteenth ward, last evening" OF which
Colonel Merriman president Mr.. Charles 3. Taylor,
coored man OF Rochester, N. r., spoke strongly In
favor of tho democratic ticket He said that there
the greatest contrast between the ooorcd voters
In this city and elsewhere. Here the coored
all OF low Glass; had no nxod political opinions or
their and were 70 be bought, and were bought by
tho highest bidder But the vast majority Of colorcd
recognized tho TACT that the election OF Hayes
meant the reelection OF Grant Tho democrats were
much botser friends 10 the coored men than either
the republicans the leaders oil their race, such
~ H. H. Garnets Fred Douglass, Howard, &c, who at
tho tno that they encouraged all other eolored
10 put their earnings IN tho Frcedmans Bank
had themselves Withdrawn thor money from that
rotte cor
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
AMATEUR REGATTA.

grand amateur regatta will be held at West Rutner-
furd Park on Saturday The following is the pro-
gramme:-
FIRST HEAT, SINGLE ScuLLS- H. Jasper, Bayonno
Rowing Club (color. whte); @. s. Atterbury, Patcr-
son Rowing Clab (coor. redl.
sxcoxp HEAT, SINGLE ScuLLA-G. D. Small, Triton
Boat Club tcolor, rsd); w. b. johnson, Adephi Row
Ing Association (coor. blue).
TniRD HAT, SINGLE ScuLLA-E. f. Shaw, Bayonne
Rowing Club (color, white); y. 4. Iownley, Triton
Boat Club color buo); J. Kngsand Nereid Boat Club
lcolor, rcdl
PAIR OARHD SHKLLA-Tritou Boat Club, Newark
n J. lcolors, whte); H. q. Rommell, N. p. Hayna
Bayonne Rowing Club, Bsyonne. n. j. ieolors. blus)
J. l. Beach, W. K. Van Buskirk
Noreid Boat Club, Franklin, N. j. tcolors. blue and
vhise); }. X kingsland, j. Kingsland
Viking Boat Club, Elizabeth, N. j. (colors, red); c.
H Wandell, c. II. K Halsey.
FoUR DARED SHRLLs HUDSON Boat Club, jersey
City tcolors. whie); H. Sayles, G. Ockarshausen. h
Ockershausen. y. Uckcrshauscn
Triton Boat Club, Newark. N J. tcoors, redl; q. D.
Small s. A. smith, II. Z. Rommsl, T. l. Phillips
Bayonnc Rowing Club, Bayonne, N. J. tcolors, biue
7: b. Ae,,am William H. Jasper. J. Il Chadwick, l.
Van Buskirk
FINAL HRAr-SxGLs bouLLs 70 be called promptly
Ut half past three Y. H.
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
JOHN KELLY EXPLAINS.
A RATIFICATION MHErINo AT PAnEPA HALL
ooop GOVERNMENT OF THE BOSS

A RATIFICATION MAErINo AT PAREPA HALL
oooD GOVERNMENT or THE BOSS.
Parepa Hall, at Eighty-sixth street and Third ave-
nuc was donsey crowded last evening. the occasion
being ratification OF the nominations OF Tlden aud
Hendricks The meeting was called 10 order by M I.
J. Crombis, who nominated Judge Snnots. OF Harlem,
as permanent chairman. Judge Sinnott sad that ali
saousics oe laid aside local feelings sunk In
tho great effort drive out the party OF thieve
Mr. Barber, OF Connecticut, next delivered er
cesdngiy eloquent and forcibs address, after which
the Chairman introduced Mr.. John Kelly, who
thanked the audience for the exhibition Of favor
toward himself From what no had seen last
evening In Harlem no convinced that the
people determined to havo q change The people
had for years watched tho republican party.
and wanted . change The republicans say,
said tho speaker, nothing can DO said against tho
character Of Mr.. Hayes dony H. II the charge is
irue tnas he addressed convention calling themselves
Amercan Mechanics In terms OF consratula,.on be u
bgot Ho was elected member. and congratulated
himself ON that account charge that having done
ho 10 not ~ 10 be President. The New York Times
makes the charge OF not properly returning his income
TAX against the candidate OF the democracy. Now,
Ss% Y s' ssorS On tho tho
fact that Governor Hayes has madc false retufns
for years Tho Times IS not iair paper !.
tho people. Eyes" said Mr. Kelly, becoming very
earnest, 1T has gone far as TO crscIsc my gram
mar Lot me say TO the gentleman representing the
New York 7tnes here tonight that do not consider
George Jones capable Of criticising my grammar. "
loud and continued applausel How many OF those
present. said the speaker, have lost money by corrupt
savings banksS Tho republican party Is responsible
tor The corruption OF the banks That party Is also
sporsibe for the rascaties under the Tweed Ring.
charge that the republican Legislature responsible
for tho whoio effect Of the ring The hard times now
prevailing only be changed by the election OF Gov
ernor riidon to the Presidency.
have though. IL due 10 myself aud due to tho peo.
pie who partly represent AS political leader, 10 re-
lute the charges mado against mo by that infamous
New York Tunes. (Applause.) They have called
an ignorant ass an ignoramus. political ruuian. !
have certainly never bribcd = public officer Jap
plause.) have never stolen any Of the peoples
money. Whatever position may hold think can
say owe u 10 merit alone and by hard knocks (Ap.
plausc) was born and raised IN New York city, aud
my honest purpose has always been to advance tho
best interests OF the people Of my native city Jap
plausa) have endeavored TO give tho pcopio good
judiciary, o good Legislature and good Common
Council can say to the world that have endeav-
ored discharge my duty American citixcn
should do Great choering).
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
REPUBLICAN REFORM CLUB.

AZ meeting Of the Republican Reform Club, al
their rooms. in Union square, quite number OF prom-
nsnt republicans appeared, among whom were Thso
dors Roosevslt, Alexander Hamilton and John A
Weeks. Tho following resolution was offered BY q.
Gallatin Brown, Jr., and adopted
Resolved That the Exscutive Committee bs Instructed
this club represented the before tho
Republican state Committees on tho subject of
OF the republican party In this city AND to advocate
bearings such alton shall enable full
and u all the members Of the psr;yn
omcial govornutnI
Alta subsequent meeting the following committee
appointed 10 attend 10 the carrying out oi thc
resolutions :-Dorman u. Eaton, chatrmAn General h.
/. Burnett Elwood T. Thornc, Francis A. Stout, Col
onel James y. Dwight Eliot y. Sheppard
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
MORE MOLLIEs CONVICTED.
1uRDnRERs AND PEnJURERs coMIuo "a
JUSTICE.

NURDHRERs AND PEnJURERs CoMIn0 "a
JUSTICE.
P0rrsviLLx, Pa, Sept q, 1876
Since Saturday several moro Mollies and their coad
tutors havo been convicted the courts here John
siatery, John Stanton, Michael DooIan and Charics
kulheArn srraigned for conspiracy murder
William aud Jesse Major, Of Mahanoy City. Doo-
Inn pleaded HuIlty Of tho rest, Muhcasn
and slattery wero anxious to make terms,
and both testified, corroborating all that
has been elected about the real character
and practices OF the Moes. slattcry was several
years the democratic candidate for the Associato
Judgeshp OF this county and defeated then by tho
resoute antaaonism OF Hon. T. w. Hughes, who ap-
pcAred his prosecutor this case Sattcry's con-
nection with Tue Mollies reveals the height Of their
ASPIRATIONS in thor design 10 form aristocracy on the
basis OF intimidation and murder IL was necessary
have influence at tho fountain head OF justice Sasry
said court that lie forced TO join tho NocA
ho lived among them and had no alternative He and
Muihoarn convicted and stanton acquitted
Mrs Bridget Hysnd, Of GIibertou, was convicted OF
perjury She tried to prove aiibi Tor Thomas un-
ley now under sentence Of death. Bernard N. Boyle
and KAe Boyle. OF Summit Hill, strovc prove ambm
Tor two OF the Yost murdcrcrs, and have been con,
victsd Of perjury. They will receive heavy sonss,csA
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
A TESTIMONIAL PROPOSE,
WILMINGTON, Dol, Sept -, ls7G-

WILMINGTON, DOL, sept -, I1J0
To TIE RDirox TIE HxRALD:-
Recognizing the HERALD . the most enterpristna
Journal Tho world take tho liberty OF Offering.
through your columns my most hearty congratulations
General Newton for his glorious achevment At Hell
Gate Sunday last, and respectfully suggest that
Americans generally, and especially the mercantile
community OF your great city, show their appreciation
OF General Newton's unparalleled scrvcos by present.
ing him with testimonial worthy OF his great work.
1 am comparatively IA poor man, aud would not pee.
dictate to the merchant princes OF New York
city; bnt respectfully enclose 81 my contribution
10 the proposed memorial trusting that the successful
prosecution OF this enterprise will be secured through
your influence and that oil all othor public spirited
journaiista PATRICK HOLLAND
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
BOATING ON THE PAssAIC.

The oldest boat club on tho Psssac River at Newark
the PassaiO, had rowing match yesterday. The sport
consisted OF four The hrsr, for single scuIls
half mile and return, was won BY George G. Plume;
COLOR white; time, em 4os. Tho second for
senior scuIls, mile and return, and by L.
II. Roberts; color, blue; time, IAN. los Tho third
pair Dared gigs, half mile and return, was won by
"Red"-G c. Plume, X. ID. Gurscord, =. g. Ward,
coxswain; time, 8m. The fourth between
iour.osrcd shells Il was by Merry, Wallace, Nor
thrup and Gurscord; ums. lam. 26A
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
ROWING.

PROVISIONAL sou1LRRs' RACE on GREENWOOD
LAKE.
three.mlls professional scuers race will be given
under the auspices Of the Green nwood Lake Sports
mans Club. on Crossword Lake, ON Wednesday. Oc
tober IL.
Prizes Of 5000 to hrst 500 to second and $50 to
third will be the subject Of contention No entrance
Toe Entries cose October and should bo addressed
10 William o. Mcdowell, secretary, Greenwood Lake
Sportsmans Club. box $40 Post Office, New York
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
A CORRECTION.
NEW Yoax, Sept 27,1s7e.

Nnw Yonx, Sept 27.1s7a
To THE EDrroR OF TEE ExRALp:-
Allow mo TO correct a statement In the HERALD
Of today. Having entered my sailboat for race In
tho Bayonne Yacht Club Regatta and wishing that my
own name should appear. would ask you 10 correct
the namo Elmira TO Amira, owned by .. Allare, OF
Pamrapo, and not by Patrick McGe~han. Mr. MCGEE.
han had bis own boat entered, but her docs not
appear. IL was tnc Jessie 8 Yours respectfully.
SEAMAN ALLAIRE.
r. S.-1he reason state ths Is paid the entrance
foe myself; therefore. do not want others have the
8 A.
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
GREEN FOB MAYOR.

meeting Of tho contractors Of New York city will
be held Saturday evening A. tho Grand Union Hotel
for tho purpose Of considering tho feasibility OF con-
curing In the nomination OF Comptroller Androw IL.
Green for the hayorslty recently made by me
Citxena' Assoeas,on.
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
YACHTING.

Twenty-ons yachts entered yesterday for the Long
Island Yacht Club regatta, foot Of Thirty-seventh
street, South Brooklyn. gale blew from the north
wcst which rendered n impossible for such small
yachts to start, SO the regatta postponed until
Thursday, October D. whcn In addition regular club
prizes there viii DO champion pennants In each class
presented by the Commodore, Vice Commodore and
treasurer
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
NOMINATIONS.

DR.. Thomas Hubbard. OF Bridgeport has received
the republican nomination for Congress from the
Fourth Connecticut district
A Democratic Convention At BaIlston, N. r.. yssssr.
day nominated j. W. Crane, Of Saratoga, Tor Judge,
Isaac Schoutcn, OF Waterford, Tor Shsrn and George
w. Noison Of saltwater. for Assembly
Tho New jersey greenbackers Of ths Sixth district
have nominatsd William Baxter, Of steam eanaiboat
lame. fos ConsrssA
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
BASE BALL GAMBLING.

The gamc on the Union Ground yesterday, between
the Now York and Brooklyn picked mines, proved 70
be perfect nzzle- Players on both sides were In
league with class OF gamblers who frequent the
grounds. The game was brought to u close ny mum
Der OF the mon who played straight game refusing 70
longer DO connected with such dlsreputAble affair
The New York herald., 1876-09-28
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.

CoSsrocxES. Pa, Sept ~. 1874
John NcGann, well known resident Of West Coo
stocksn Was found tho canal this place this al
ternoon aer having boon in the water four days and
n,ghts Marks OF violence wcro found ON the body
hcGxnn employed at Brynmowr aud was rsturn-
iuG from his work TO his home. hat lying o. W
canal bank led 10 tho discovery Of the boax.
The New York herald., 1876-09-28

Goldsmith Maid, Judge Fullerton and Lucille Cold
dust entered Trans leave the Grand Central
Depot ~ IL 80 A. NJ. and " 30 and 80 r. -
The New York herald., 1876-09-28

THE SECOND TROT.
First Hcof lakewood, Jr, had tho pole, Governor
epraguo second, Lady Mills third Elsic Good the out
siuc Elsie 1ood had trihc best OF the send-oH
but broke up afterward, BIackwood, Jr, second
Govsrnos Sprague third, Lady Mills fourth. Black.
The New York herald., 1876-09-28

Tho Continental Race Tor stalli0ns Of all ages tha
have beaten 40 and trials for the National Cup
will como Oh to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-09-28

y. McCann's blk. g. Pat McCann. .......8 2
w. c. frmble's b. m. Lady Everett .... Il = 2
William H. Hiltons br g. Pickwick.. 8 3 8 8
John Conkiins br. g. George Henry..l dis
Matt Tanners ch. T. Moscow; C. Reeds br s. Bis
marck; 9. V: whitbeck's 8. Utica; NJ II. whipple's
blk. 4. New Brook; James Pope's b. z. Harry B T.
j. Aufphy's D. H. Frank; J. p. GIlberts Dr. m. Black
wood Belle; George n. Ferguson Dr. O. Don Carlo
and Y. W. Martins = g. Chance were drawn.