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New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
STATE DAYS AT THE EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The arrangements
for celebrating Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and Dis
trict of Columbia Day, Oct 10, have been completed.
Tho Governors " each OF the States and the COmnis
sionor Of the District OF Columbia expected to visit
Philadelphia on that day and TO hold public receptions
The greatest attraction of the occasion will be the Ma
tona Tournament in the Centennial grounds. The en-
tries OF knights closed to-day, aud the fOowngnamcd
gentlemen were selected to be judges: Ex-Gov. Oden
Bowie OF Maryland. Col f. @. skinner OF NewYork, Mr..
Reyerdy Dangricd of Virginia, Dr. j. T. Morgan OF
Washington, ID. C.; the Hon. d. W. Osbum of Florida
GEN 4. T. TOrDt of Delaware Mr. Clarence NJ Barton OF
Washington. Mr. Horace j. Smith of Pennsylvania, and
Mr. Edward H. Maxwell of Massachusetts, Dr. John W..
2ayne u. T. A. has been appointed surgeon. Arrau ge-
meats have been cOmplgtcd with all railroad companies
whose lines extend into the South for reduced fares and
w.. '"ousands 0f neOpc are evneced u c c mem.
selves Of this opportunity to visit the Centennial Exhbl
tion. Several clubs have been formed In Maryland 10
walk TO Philadelphia in order witness the tournament.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
THE WAYS or DETECIIVES.

INTERESTING CLAIM FOR COMPENSATIoN IN THE
KELSEY MURDER CAsE-BCsiNEss BEFORE The
BOARD or AUDIT
IFRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE lhibu't.I
AIP,vY. Oct. 9.-The state Board of Audit
holds its next meeting the ilh inst, when "ia'n
A. Beach will continue his argument In behalf OF william
Baxcrs claim to the 100000 prize as the inventor OF
the best steam canalboat. The counter claim put III py
a New-York firm viii also be heard
Among other interesting claims the calendar, and
probably to he adjusted next Wednesday. Is one from
Pinkeiton's Detective Agency for investigating the Ia
mons Kelsey murder during 1873 From these papers
appears that the nal bill for s'yiccS was f2l"l o.
but that ttc legislature in 1874 allowed ouy Sl'2oo
The subsequent Legislature dcbaucd by the Corst
tuition from allowing any private claims unless
they should first De audited by lesa
board Of audit, AMI the present claim Tor TIE
remainder Of the bill POO sent forward accordingly
The papcrs contain an cmz d account OF expenses and
charges by the detective bureau, which are unusually
instructive as showing degree how wide RANCE
the invest gait ~ this case took. There ar Hrs 10
Albany TO Long Island Ncw-Ierscy searches through
vessels m ou,ofthe way iucts Of Long Island sound
treats and craiuitics 20 and suspected crsor
expenses "aitcr thcatcr,' drinks az -'s saiois
boarding house, brides to servants at Mrs. -.
200 items ouch expenses with uniform charge
~ - per day FOR services on tdch u'i''tNt'
cral vouchers are also arprn led from poN DIX ANA
Afgrnt, General Barlow, employ ug the company;
I.rr nom lir Barlow declaring the failure to pay the
whole u au Outrage: aud note from stephen H. Ham
it..d tl,t aa rutu II fhc Way ana Means Committee
calling attention NV constitutional amendments,
The most 'iu- paper attached to H. however, l~
the report ut sidney DE k"y, Military secretary OF Gov
DX. ~ % preliminary investigation made 'y hIIt,',l
uuon the ca-r Sire Governor, request. II concludes
from hi. u!lIu. that TIE unfortunate kr'cN' amer
reaching Ioulr i5r,d and icaihrgcd, bad vrhtei a-d
ou to te ,,si 90 cleanse uiuI-c and Whilo 100 On laid
had been .,lrd Hy hI- enemies uud mutia'd ai holuE
the est cmc.t -hrrut WEi % thrl intended 10 ln-
nct but that finding their victim hcrdinsio 'rath Ii"n
mutIi!uu. thcy had carried EIm away u th'lt Hi-h,'
and sunk him tLc river d,surlJt measure ot -'
preservation. Nr. d. kLy names kuyul Samhii, ANA
-.verg. uf tfp pTuWlu. ut Huntington people a' ilp
Gated the atur, aud recommended vigorous lncirt-
ot Investigation aud prosecution. lAr inquiry hF rae d'
trrtigr= does seem To have accomplished any very
nn.tINe Ic-IIt..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10

were won respectively by A. yarian jr Of the Kncker
booker Yacht Club in II9 seconds; W. T. Livingston
Harlem Athletic Club in 11l5 seconds; f. H. toote' Jr
New-York Athletic Club, walk over, no time taken; H.
Lauerbach College Of the City Of New-York In lll5
seconds; f. G. Kdder. Harlem Athletic Club, In ll'o
seconds The second trial heats 100 yards were Tor tue
winners and second men of the first FIVE heats there
were three won by Livingston IN 1875 seconds Lauef
bach. IL seconds, and j. II. Ferguson, 1onkers Inc
final heat 100 yards between the three winners OF te
previous heats was won i'm lOisecOnds by H. Lantcf-
bach The three trial heats at 275 yards were won ny
H. Varian jr OF the KnickerbOckcr Yacht Club III 3l"3
seconds; H. f. Ficken New-York City, walk over, ana
A. Gdernan. Athletic Boat Club, Paterson, y. j., IN
3I2 seconds The final heat at this distance was won by
A Gildermnn I'm 3I seconds The twO-nle walking heat
was won amid great applause by j. A. Byrne OF fOnhers
in rs minutes, seconds. The 60Oyard heat was won
easily by f. c. Duffy OF the Harlem Athletic Gu IN
minute 21 seconds. and the 440yard heat by W. j.
Duffy OF the same club.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
A pourNfAN WEDDING.

Saturday morning thirty-two younS coupies'
dressed i'm the picturesque national costume OF the Bone
misn Czechs moved in solemn procession through Etst
secondst to Avenue A. and thence through EScAs| 70
the large hall at No. 237 Broomcst, where theSw
married by pIclate Of the Bohemian Church The GER
eony was unique in this city, as one service suced or
all the brides and grOoms. They had recently arrived
here, ana belonged 10 the czech colony the greater s
tion of the members Of which engaged IN the manu-
factre Of cigars and in glaasbowug THESE Czechs are
sand to be thrifty and Industrious aud this marriage an
fOrds proof of their prosperity. rs there WAS no pJs
here competent To perform the marriage service ID the
Czech loI,uare the COLONY sent Prague for the Right
Rev Mr.. Hahcezcb Bishop of that city. lie arrived on
Saturday ana conducted The impressive ceremonies pre-
scribrd by the ritual the church. After the reading o
the service the mothers OF The brides induced In LOUD
lamentations, and when the blessing lr'd Dcen Pl0
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
BROOKLYN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The annual meeting of the Brooklyn Sun
dayscAoo Union was cld last cycuiu al the 1fayrtia
Avenue Presbyterian Church AZ or opening devotional
services the Rev Cuycr addressed the teachers, cN-
tending to them Tie welcome which ne thought they wei
deserved for their abOrs during the past year II"
-poke oi the great dependence which was placed upon
IA, teachers and OF the necessity tie country had lo
better BOYS and better girls. Throughout his speech he
urged The teachers 10 keep IN view the responsibility
they had and the great good they were doin- ana could
do The Rev. Dr. Thomas Arm tacc Of the lihh Avenue
Baptist Church Of this city spoke upon tie age az whc"
children sbould be- admitted 10 confirmation. lIc
THOUGHT that great many good people were Nl5 Inuch
mistaken ~ tDcr views Oh the subject ana showed lhd
t4osc faculties which are requisite iOr the IUslilA 81"
conversion are those tuat are list developed h cli'
namely love and ialtr, ANA tst many very young chl
dren We re tit subjects !ur confirmation.
The annual report which Na- ttdl ny Ic c"I'-l""''-
iny secretary 1h, Odorc -tur-cS. showed ihai M t-'h
trIc were 81 cn1o- IN the tulou J,l"j o.htcr-' ana
l3~94 scholars, and that tIcrc LA brcn daring lt Nta
IGIs combinations anOn- ,nc schola 80 T99iG' h"u
pended n tIt cause. Toe htN l-h'l1 81 llifI'
delivered the closing adars-, reviewing ine dddIr'-'- ~
the fret Two speakers and urging thc necessity oi CON
riif with tuClu.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
TILE NAvAL couRr OF INQUIRY.

The Naval COmt of inquiry sill CONTINUES
its slons at the NayyIJrd investigating the charges
against Commander Alexander A. scmmes Of oppression
and cruelty toward those under ms command aud con-
ccrnug the general management Of the United states
steamer Alaska, commanded by him on the European
station Iicuts Hamilton Perkins and William ;. Cowies,
with Ma ters Francis Wnsow and Nathan Sargent, were
examined on Saturday. Licut-COmmander Felix Me
Curcv WHO was charged by Commander scnmcs with
nefcicncy a. an executive officer, and removed non
the vessel willie in Europe, coming home as passenger
has be- ordered here from Baltimore aud is 10 De cx-
amined before the court to-day His testimony j. under
stood Ia br so NOlumuous tuat IL VIII probably take
several day- 10 gc through with his cAamliaion Chci
Tngiurer l. b. Carpcntcr and Assistant Engineer &. X.
Howell were summoned witnesses 10 testify IN relation
10 tle cause of the brrang down of the machinery upon
one occasion. Commander Seumcs having satisfactorily
explauc these points before tho court. tne gentlemen
were not called and they recev their dctachments on
SATURDAY, aud proceeded TO their homes The four quar-
tenaSters au0 other petty officers are stu retained ON
the receiving ship Colorado TO appear as witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
BROOKLYN RAILWAY PRIVILEGES.

The Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday pd'S'" &"
resolution favorable tue construction OF the 'oAcy
island and East River Railway within thc city Limits.
The railroad company will DE permitted "to oud road
i,o and through tc City OF Brooklyn from The line be-
tween the city and the town OF Fatbdsh to Aan'lca'e
and TO cross Wa-inngtoniye. aud the various strcea
wing between Atlantic-ayc. and th" Fmibuih me
There is 10 be tunnel beneath the Eastern Parkway
This consent il given condition that ic railway com
rany before commencing the innlel shall gave the c''y
it, bond for $4,000 that 30 days after demand los lc
it II will construct suitable iron bridge the street
crossed by the railroad The directors Of this road are
b. f. Tracy, H. +. M"Couu, ". futile, Jonn " Moore
lanes McMahOl william G. kiuZ-.r}, john H. i"' .
lanes T. Knapp, INES J0ur'au Robinson Iili Jnhh NJ
pbclps Albert Dagectt, and Charles st0us II l1"A-
uccted that work VIII bgsm on iir Iodd";N IN u lt"
days IL "a clan.d that when the r0d Is completed me
time between 3, OOyn and Concy leland VIII he only 30
minutes -,
Permission was also granted by the Aldermen y'steI-
day 20 The Brooklyn ana COuey Island ia o"d 10 run
steam cars FutccutI-st. between Nnl-dvc ana the
CITY Lac.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10

This is the fifth day OF the Jerome Park
Autumn races There will BE- five contests which viii
ep larger Ids than on Saturday last, when the racing
was unusually exciting. Better than the first four races
Will be the stecplcchasc, with which the days spcrt viii
conclude # amusement be object with the spectator.
The same horses are announced To start ~ made such an
eycitinp and aughabc scene in tGo scerlcrhasc OF n
week ago. Doubtful and Trouble, stable companions.
were the favorics last evening bat Trouble is not
likely 10 start Stanford aud Dr9dhcad acrward led the
uoo selling I'm the first race, mile and quarter dash
for purs. 4jOO open TO three ycarOds there VIII be-
nne starters the part evenly matched and the
contest It is expected Will Do close and exciting Free
boocr was considered the best Of the contcstng horscs
while waco, who did well on Saturday, sold hfth choice
Bcmonts Hibernid ratcJ highest among the two
ouartcr.mile dash for purse OF 5000.
rhc event OF the day. the two-me race for purse of
$500 will bring ygl Fldicstcl, aud Preston in com
petition again and Athlcnc VIII keep them company.
vigil is great favoritc. six horses will compel Tor
the sweepstakes for maidens, which will prcceo the
streplcchasc. Rlppahaunock is fayOrc over Courier,
sister OF Mercy selling third choice Tho pOOl-ruOms
were dcnsely crowded last evening bat betting on the
races was not brisk usual on account of the inter
est being diverted the October elections. The follow
ing were among the pools sold:
F,rs roer miles thrcey Freebooter slooi NC
tc $50 red Cuat $jO Outoast S30 Per e5Oi ""lIooh'
ss5 waco S2j ligess' go; Dauhess' 90 81 soo W
6asnd race, nile twoytarOids- dy Siy.I9 49, 70
Higgins F3i lIitchcocks bay colt el5i hDeIma1 $'V'
Onoe 500; Loitercr go benl.h, s-3 33t,,,o,,oL -.
lcne. -lj Preston 81 -
FolIh race one nile Rappahannock, s7j Courier fi6;
Sister Of Mercy ga Newio w Love Chase Sl2 Moor
Sepchase-Reeds Doubtful and Trouble 800; DoDahoe's
Sanf nj and peadnc1d SllO bulst t.9i hss9ule' SoO
the held, capt. Hammer, Bay Rum Rnd OHmofe 40.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 9.-ihe Lcdgc'S Pine
Buf special says the loss boy the fire last night ag+rr
gate. $4,000. The following are the principal suffer
crs: Lasinsky, cothicr $1,000 Miss ReIuach' millinery
- 600; Cohu, dry goods, 10000 Washer, dry goods
$4,000; McGrcgor q Thompson, hardware, S6'"oo ;
ChoWnng Saunders dry goods and groceries, 100000
, SIMON merchandise 10000; NJ IIauh. furniture,
$4,000. and uuLbDr OF others ShcriH Vaughan '
residence in the suburbs set rr about TIE same
time and wa- destroyed. causing loss OI ~l2OoO. lhc
iu.lrtuccs the property destroyed are small alI b"
many ease there iS insurance 1hr hirH Wtfc TN
houhtcdy of uccudary origin. meeting ol cilllchs
has been called for tonight tud much excitement cAlsts
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
TIE LADIES' PROTECTIVE UNION

The semi-annual meeting of the Ladies
Protective Union and Directory AT No 1877 West Thirty
sxti-st, was held yesterday at noon The Row Dr. A.
b. Carter presided ana in brief address referred TO the
object Of the society in aid oi workngwomen to rem
der them scsupporng aud 20 reform domestic service
gratifying review Of the work accomplished ny the iu
stution during its three years existence was presented
by the President Mrs. Edward Karny. The revenue OF
the directory, separate department, situated at NO
lab Broadway, comprising the cooking school. the
Wurkruum the kindergarten iur nurses, ana employ
ru burclu had ,Dn. far toward rendering the usiIiu-
ton 4rf.Istduiug The society, however, IN extending
its aims and sphere of bcucyOicncr, Was curriS hcdNY
r- lurh Al va, hoped would bee meC cuccriuliy
as in tine past by private charity. The Lady members u
the union mad Themselves thus far contributed ab1ut
- GOJ toward the establishment ana support OF thc
Institution,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
THE TWEED RING CIVIL SUITS.

DELAY IN THEIK TRIAL CAUSED BY JUDGE WEST
BROOKS ENGAGEMENTS-sC1Ts AGAINST TWEED
AND swEENY SIT DOWN FOR NOV. 13.
The suit in the name of the State against
Peter b. swecny for S7.OOO,OCO aud the suit against
william NJ Tweed for 81 OOOO 600 both set down for
trial by Judge webrook last Spring for yesterday The
frs suit includes the claims Which judgment has
been reco, cred against Tweed, for about SGO0O000
and the calI,.s which the 100000 suit against
Tweed is 10 treG. Counsel each side in both suits
had professed their readiness FOR trial. and when the
suits we're called yesterday Charles Conor Wheeler H.
PecSham and James O. Carter appeared FOR the State
Mr.. McKesu Mr.. Beach, and Mr. Vandcrpoe for Mr.
sweeny and DCdley Field and Mr. DeyO for William NJ
Tweed all stating that they were ready for trial
Judge WestbrOOk said " am compelled sc,ourr
these trials and viii state the position m b,f end
myself had, when made this gagenent. suppozed
that had no other. Last ~ ,ter nav own ,odcial
a.. ..' ~ terms Judge Ingni,s md were
and he d. arrange 'nei"' me- 80 a.. IA
,aa. .sw the programme. Invent bfer i twice ana
alterations, and we found no Implications
Understood that no copied IT, and signed the copy he
presented 10 oET meeting understood that there ere
no dupicatIns, sad that would be free this month,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10

Them 70 gamble. and lost ss5Os Capt. Williams asked
him 10 make formal complaint, ana yesterday after
noon procured warrant for tae arrest Of the propieors
With two detectives from the Central Office IN cilHeh'
clothes. Capt Williams went 10 No % East twenty
frstst and gaining admttanec iound gambling IN pro
gress As soon as Capt Williams was recognized the
gamblers tried TO escape through the doors and windows
lie succeeded arresting the two pfopctOs Wno sN
their names as Henry HOndOr aud Edward hoWaru % d1
capturcd a complete set of tables, dealing boxes, and
chips with ~ ,A5O money. Ihe Two pllcipaiS WI
locked M al tine Central Office This house mas oceh III
Op.raton for some time. and hats been iTequehic Dy
MANY fashionable young men II was tlludleu nl
LOCALITY where the existence OF gambling Louise Woud
not be suspected.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
wILLrAMsBURGH YACHT REGATTA.

The annual Fall regatta OF the NlllaihS-
burgh Yacht Club took place yesterday in Long Isd
Sound Twelve yachts started in the race, divided as
follows: First class, cabin sloops, c. A. Arthur, soE
ceress Pluck and Luck, Greenpoint. Netta, and Eh-
dcayor second class open boats 90 to % feet Mary
Gibson and Katy third class, under 20 feet RoSna IT,
lieu,er. Iarthea A. L. Pruish, and G.. A. Orr. The
prizes were presented by the Commodore Nce-Comnio
dorc and members. The course was from Hoiih
BROTHERS Island to aud around sands Point 0uoy ana re-
turn A strong breeze was b0wns, ana thc y9chis
started in good style. Pluck and Luck took the eaa
and IL is thought would have won the C0mmouore
prize but ancr rounding the buoy sudden u!" sIruch
her and she capsizcd The Katy second class also cp
sized hut lost IN either case Inc Cohlo
moiors by the Mary Gibson and the Members by the
Esosiua.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
FIRE RECOED.


CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. "a fire broke ont
early ti. morning m the elevator ~ OF, IooA on XIV
ci-, The building and contents were entirely destroy ell
The building occupied 10y the Michigan Central steam
boat Line the railroad hotel and several frame buildings
occupied 10y saloons, also burned. The origin vi
the fire is unknown The loss ous d Look on th'
building, i, about $4,000; insured for $4,000 Tile
loss ON grain Gc is about $4,000. Tho los, of the
Michigan Central Line on the building rs 50 600, and on
the contents 5000: uninsured Iuc loss ou The other
huldiug. and contents BE- auuut --O.Olo. Toe Coop
cratiyr stove Clmuauy also lose aurf $1,000 oh stoves
stored boo tue elevator, ou Whch trr' vas Do" s",r b..
During the progic,. Of the frc "H RN"i-st. q hif
broke out in the Second Pfc-hy ytciiaU Church on Supc
uor--t, between Er,-st aud the Public square. Ihr
building wa. almost cutirrly destroyed. TIE loss II
about 10000 LsLcc ~ is supposed that the chhrch
canght tire from sparks from the elevator ire.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
COTTON BURNED ON LIGHTERS.

The sparks from tho tugboat which had just
towcd two lighters L. Roberts aud North Bend 10 the
EcwYork warehouse at the foot of Van Brunts, Brook
lyn last evening set fire tho cotton bales with which
the lighters were loaded There 43G bales OF cot
ton in the former lighter and l59 IN the latter all OF
which belonged to Inmdu, Swan d Co. The lighters
were tho property al JOHN = Conkling To avoid dan
ger 10 the shipping, the l. Roberts oOsod from 1t,
mornings, aud when ont IN the bay the cotton was
thrown overheard when IL NoatCd around on The sur
face stl burning The value OF the cotton was $4,000
but tbc loss could not bc asccVtauCd part OF II was
say,i The lighters were worth $4,000, bat the North
BEND ,us' aucd only slight damage is supposed that
the insurance covers tine loss.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10

Coroner Eckhoh accompanied by Deputy
Coroner Cushman went 10 the Madison street Police
Station yesterday morning and impaneed jury in the
case of the burned Snip Europa. The jury visited the
vessel and inspected every portion OF it, especially that
part where the men suGocsted The jurymen wcrr
then discharged un 10 to-day, when the inquest
will be held yroner EickoG has relnesi the captain
rno vessel TO take charge OF IL ui the conclusion OF
Ire induest and permit any candles or lights ON
hoard aud to prevent all smoking and fires OF every de-
scription until the has out OF his hands
The odor on petroleum was strong and pervaded the
entire vessel. which is saturated vlth IT,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth AreRue Hotet-SenatOr George 5. Boutwell,
and Congressman J0hn Alley Of Massachusetts, exGoy
H. C. WamOh Of Louisiana, eSrOV Gregory onl ol Ser'
mont Judge Charles Mason OF Utica and Dewitt u M super
niendent Of the NeW-IOTk Bank Department St0r rouse
Judge jeremiah = Black OF Pennsylyan Be52yt hou
-AlgernOn SartOris OF England and Hamilton Hoppm Oh
Newport Gseg H0use-Rear Admiral Alfred IaylO u -.
Navy Union square HCtet-COngessman George A. Bagey
OF WATERFOWL, " and Nathaniel Wheeler OF Conneecnt
49,. Winds0r HoeHenry A. 1ilden Of New Lebanon, ~ ~
and Surgeon Charles c. Byne, u. s. Army ..HQDtdn nope
The Rev James Freeman Clarke Of Boston Gen; A. G. NC
Curg Chicago and Il. :. Cleveland Of Hartford Grand
II0e-Ieu Gov George sill of Connecticut. WesfiHtn
ster Hoi-JOhn g. Cough Of Worcester Mass Stu'tecant
IlOuse- Commodore Edward Middleton, T. s. Navy. Nero
poEan Hotef-GeOrgo W Schuyler Of Albany Aofet Brus
gic-Gen Philip TrObnand. U. 5. Army ST. tchotGs
yTOfeL-l;egrge w. of Raleigh, -. e.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
Tile pArERsoN TAX FRAUDS.

James Hand was again placed upon the VII
ness stand YES erday IN Paterson IN the case against
hus f. Preston and Albert A. Hopper, in the Court OF
over aud Tcrmiucr. Hand Identified a taN-oll as hav-
ing been written by hIm, anil testified to making an
assessment Of the Merchants Loan and Trust property
in ls7} lie having been Commissioner OF Assessments
from lS72 the latter part 0i 1870 The amount o e
fax WAS -i3 20 and he u..crd ihc assessment ~ T'p
lie did present any h tu the company ana Hin no
know nc figures came to bc altered Ifohi Nnou 'o
SG9OOO and then cuauacd 10 tine original sum- lGpuEh
tlcy were In his own whiting. This concludtd hahu
ID.IL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
pEuws SENTENCE COMMITTED.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 9.-The President has
commuted the sentence OF Jake" Rehm from ak
months imprisonment and $1,000 fine to three months
and 81 GOO and o'clock this morning Rehm having
paid his fine released from the County JAIL where
ls has been imprisoned Tue Communication was made IN
accordance with petition signed by 800 citizens repre-
sentng both political parties and upon the representa-
tOns and recommendations OF DHtrletAttOrney Bangs
and Judge BlOdgett.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
A RISING CLUE AT AUBURN, N Y.

AUBURN, n. Y, Oct. 9.-The Auburn Base
Rail Club defeated the Bosons here today by score oi
1Oto4 The Auburn club, at present constituted has
only been in existence for season. but has already
attracted attention TO its playing and management IL
has had numerous victories defeating, among others the
stars of Syracuse, club OF tconsd'rab.e cGeorii ia t'
rt of hc state: and hayiug recently been strength
rncd by pitcher who has service ia the Re'0tes
n Elizibrth and other good clubs, ms no" pech dp
J.f.at IN. cbou,tiou BG,tons 1lc AUburns Outtcded
and outblttcd their opponents to-day throughout.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
FAN oyAGAMBLING HOUSE.

A man named Chase called upon Capt Will
Hams OF the Twenty-ninth Precinct yesterday, ana
stated that he stranger in New-Hork, ana iew
nights ago ho invited TO accompany some men 10
No % East Twenty-irst st where lie was induced by
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10

the published statement that he closed public ro.s
running through his property with ;ates until tie decs
ion of court Of arbitration caused hcr removal IT,
has stated that the gates in question used for mar
than 40 years before a neiehbor'g objection 10 then
caused him TO refer the decision Of the matter TO abjt
tors.
POLICE NOTES.
female infant, apparently about month ola
n stoop at No. l07 East Tenth last n.
and taken to the Police Central oce and delivered 10 s
charge Of the Dlatron. '
Bridget Ryan, a former tenant at No. rs West-st
was arrested night charge Of having attenpte -
set fire to those premises lot OF straw had been gai IN
the third oOr but the hrc was extngUshed beoa
much damage done.
Charles Cunningham, 81 years Of age, of No 37a
Water accidentally fell into the hold Of ship lying al Pier
2- River Several ribs broken .rt
internal nures received that prob bly, Will prove ias
The injured taken TO the Chambers Street Hospital