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An Us I'm ENTS.
"Money" nj the Finh Avenue TheRtre-First
Appearance OF MIR. CoshiaB.

Appearance OF MIR. Cos hlaD.
What Is called the regular season al the
Fifth Avenue Theatre was begun last nicht by
a representation OF Lord Lytton's comedy,
money" Aside from the merits Of the play
and the allurements which the nrst night Of a
season possesses, this occasion was made unus-
ually interesting bv the hrst appearance OF MIR.
Coghlan in America. This gentleman played
the part OF AGrcd EreIvn. lie has pleasing
person, an agreeable voice, which seemed to
be well under his control, carriage not
ungraceful, and such propnety' and case
OF department as permitted him fairly to
bear himself like a man Of good breed
ing In society. HIS Improvisation mad
a clearly conceived aud plainly worhed out
line; IL was IN the main well pfoportloned ,
nut IL lacked something OF humor, even though
IL we're litter, something In the way OF
occasional light colOring to give rehef TO Tue
too uniformly sombre tone OF his work. lie
keep abundant power In reserve. 50 lar
as could be judged from seeing nm III TINS
one part, he follows tho school TO which MT.
Fechter bel Jngs. On the whole MS DEBUT must
be called successful. lie was cordially pldud-
ed by an audience Of excellent quality, which
completely nlled the theit.e, and was several
times called before the curtain.
o. the other ladies' and gentlemen engaged
in the performance, Mr.. John llrougham as
stout and Mr.. Charles Fisher as Graves may
| be mentioned with very nearly commenda-
ton. Mr. Maurice BARRYMORE as sir FTtdtrlch
BlOunt. and Miss Marj Wells as Lddy FIdhkl'n
! also deserved honorable notice. The comedy
| was set In elaborate and elegant scenery. IL VIII
| he acted here until the 2Oth Inst, when Mi
| Days new play viii De produced.
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WEEKLY suS published tnis norninz

wEEKLY Sun published this morninZ con-
tAins the following
The Political outlook Democratic Nominations In
Mss.achusets snd Gouneo ucut-Iwo sterling Ilcscts
Tn Approaching Convention al sarutogt-ihe sep
temher Elrcuuns-Krducci REPUBLICAN MaJO titles IN
Vermont ami Maine -Rnylng Ne. rnes FOR lndlanA
TWecu Caught a. Last A Prisoner IN urclRn Fort
rese-Hs PROBABLE r. turn TO Ludlow street Jan Pa
cinc Mining Shares VIA Cat Companies ami Credit
Muuher txpcdieuts Some OF the sinful Games that
are Played ON Pa Ac scopes The N'grn In Missis
Intimidation IN nab ana How + ectllns were Man
aged Uuder Cirpetnag kulej TIE outlook TOR Trade
Muat New iuTA Merchants Tank OF the Prospect 81
Genera Revival Ot Iu luttsi hulns IN AhHrl, stun
Colortd Democrats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF GOV.
ChuWht am, Iur Campaign IN NefNlA-lhc lurh-
ish Plans Movement uu peitrad thrcked -Pr =
poets " Pcace-iut RJls ran AirlCuc,- Lord Der
by'r Defense 4 the BRITISH Ministry nelmonicos i. e
tu Fame me Account II Fam Sew urk Res
Questrd TO Give Up Their Lands aud Move kast-Ne~s
from Gen truoA- frlOtlcal Ind ~ the lAmpaigu-
Gen Clusters Last flguti Daung Bank ROBBERY IN
Mlunesutt, Bay NETS IN tue south Cen. sutfmah :
Ins rue Tor the Guidance OF tue ArnNf Hayes and
the Anti-I atholic Movement: NouCcs II Ne" Books
How Old IL the EarthY; Puem-A Few Lines TO an q Il
Focj The Ltesl Teiegrapnic NeMs Noi,s on science
Agricultural Matter stortes-A Mystery OF the CHS
AMI Ne smith; Financial Intelligence ana harAets.
THKwEEKLY sun conta us compete epitOme Of the
news OF the wceA from al prts OF the unltei satei
and the American continent, Cop'. 10 wrappers ready
formAlng to the old country may DC had at tae dc sk
OF our publication onse Price four Goats For 'us
by all news deS iers In city ant country.
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Redoemins $40, 900. 900 OF Five-Twen,ie..

wAsHINGToN, Sept. II. THE Treasury De-
partment has issued call for the redemption OF
10000 900 of nyetwenty bonds OF 1862 May and No.
yember, as follows;
Coupon bonds $50 No. sol TO no CSC, bo,h nclu i've
800 so . 5uI To No. $500. both uClusNri 5000 80.
5ui To 40 buOl both inousve 81 900, 80, 2d0ol to
No So,950 Uuth inclusive. Total Of coupon uonds'
Kegstercd bonds 400 No 05l to 80 LOO, both In.
ciusive 5000. 40. 1901 10 No. LOO bnth lncnslyr
III 900 80. SOL to No. 200. both uCusiNei 5000 J,
No ,b5l tn No. $500, Moth inclusive $1,000 ~ 2lul
10 No 3l0O both inclusive Total Of registered ooHds'
t3OOO,uOO.
The principal and accrued interest ON these bonds
viii be paid Dec H. after winch date the interest Will
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COWS ON THE TRACK.
Two Trains Wrecked near Trenton, n. J.
Thousands DELAYED for Hours.

Thousands DELAYED Tor Hours.
At4:45 yesterday morning an extra train
or the Pennsylvania Railroad. crossing bridge
near I ale. eighteen miles south of lren-
ton, n. j.. struck two cows and tossed their car
cases under the Washington express train.
which was at the moment passing In an oppo-
site direction. the shock communicated to the
freight train by the collision with the beast,
threw from the track three OF its cars Just be-
yond the bridge, crashing them into tue forward
part of the express train, wrecking. and hurling
OF the rails the express, postal, baggage, and
two other cars. All the so thrown OF were
badly shattered, their trucks were torn from
them. and their contents scattered abroad. The
amount Of pers nal damage inflicted was, how
ever con parative!y slight. Clement James, the
IN N agent. and George HYDE. the baggage mas
ter,were snghtly injured. The former was taken
to a convent near ~ and cled for by the sis
tiers.
Men werc at once set to work to clear away
the wreck and relay the torn up track. Before
thus could be accomplished there we're twenty
one westward bound trains. averaging ten cars
each, and fourteen eastward bound trains.
averaging eight cars each, waiting on the track.
The three hundred and twenty-five cars. thus
blockaded. contained over twenty thousand
people gong To and coming from tho Centen-
NAL. one train alone, the $50 l.. VI. "Centen-
NAL" carried Leo passengers. who we're delayed
fuly i've hours hy the accident The majority
OF the passengers. Hooking out from the car
and surrounding the wOrkmen. held excursion
tickets, 4. Oh t"r TINS gay pnN' ana we're III
no small degree exercised with fear lest the
railroad company might see Ut 10 Ignore SO
small an accid nj as thIs. and insist upon the
exact fulhlment Of their contrsct. Bi half past
10 tue west TT OK was cleared, aud the twenty
one trains went GU To Philadelphia By half past
IL the east track was in order, nd tue trains
running. The first train arrived in jersey CitS at
] o'clock.
I'm from Chic TO-" Ptowled one old fellow.
del we'd Ike her ST. aud tell you Ia nate "a
cow las long as live. one Of the beasts started
the nre that ruined me. aud now two OF them
seek to / ke my lie. It's too much for hum an
resistance, / tell YOU.
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NEW YORK, Tuesday, Sept. IL. Receipts Of
beeves to-day we're car oads or l2l head but there
was no trade OF consequence, and material change
In the conulon OF the market or In prces Deaers IN
dressed beef complain OF dull trade at 75tds5tc.
for common 10 good native beef sides anu 0s7c. fol
TeIss beef.
Ike eps OF calves were sb7 head. part rrassers snc
part milk veals The demand fair and the market
mod r.tsly active and urn al 7agc. n. for common
to good vesls. ana 3tee4c. tBstl0 head fof
gr. - and butteTmilk calves.
Receipts Of sheep aud lambs were 10 loads, con
tanning 2.7SO head. The demand only moderate,
ana the m ret WIS dull and depressed With down.
ward tend ncy. Poor 10 prime sheep ranged from ~
to bhc n, and common 10 choice lamOs from o.
to 7c. n. Dealers dull trade at 7al1c. Tor
dressed mutton aud SO lie. for dressed lambs.
Receipts OF same IL car loads containing 1910
aItx gi.r a
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PROVISIONS There has been an active specu ative
advance In pork and lard, ana most descriptions Of hos
Of pok ana lard oyer.old. causing come ersris ~
a"'ot"-- against ,se sscris.' To-day, porx wa.
loweri mess close at ti7etstl7a9 or the spot and
BOO hbs sold for october at 1880 Bacon sold At pFc
dearsr a. lO,xel2c for picked =" oecs Lard Lower
apg dnl GU The spot futures declined, vita ssles OF
lvVc '"- closing gt $40 10 fr Octob pO10 for no
Nsmber, aud 1896 i1F necembur Dressed hogs usher
We quote; Pork DOL, mees, t17 .5Nfi740. Beef
plain mes, sA@tl1 extra mess. 9@Sl3 Dbl Beef
mans y bbl s2uet25 inns, picked, n l2r @tlytc
ssn rendered, lie. prime city. gsc. Smoked hams
i4T. l5tfc.i tInoked sou ders llsc Bacon, pA'apsc
iy1 mss'ern aud o,ty long clear Dressed sia9c.
tklN-Ihete has be n IN the past week a smart al.
vance 10 wheat and rye much more active AZ Arm
@ pre-. oats were also higher, but lstterly quite
uui!. DaIes Abd barley malt hrm but quiet. Corn
iur prime qualiiies Of Western To.lay' wheat Wa
guet snu uhe ingsd No. snriuy, sl@s05 No. do,
tlV79tl ~ No. do, tl16ssl.52, red winter, 81 o3
sae. 10000 Dush IN this range RYE sold in ear loads
~ 12c for jersey and S2c for state iu ote held
for Dc. more. Barley gOcGtSl for t-rowed state and
mat quiet oats stea iiet sales b3.OO] bush. 3aa
40c for mixed aud lOe5O'. Tor while. No graded
mixed sold at ilc.; do. white at aye. Old NO. chi.
cagO, i2Gsiicr ~ store aud anOat. Corn higher and
lees ctyci sales 1856 900 BUSH. 5e@j7jSc. for new
western mlkeui 570ssDc. tor do. yellow anu 56a5Sc
for d. white. Tue sales included steamer mixed, In
GROCKRIKs-iOnee 1rm, with the sale 81 $500 bags
RIO, per lamoyGcn at BaltimOr. at iSc gold. Rice
steady. VITA fNr bus ness In new crop. Mol ,sses
abuu scaiy, with saIee to-day OF 500 hlds. Ia ish
Islands at private price. sugar. DUN tut hrm .
400 nhds. common inning cuba At Sslc. We quote .
Conee-yava, 10G22c Maracabo. 1it@ l6tc,, and Rio,
ta6c. Mplasses-Cuba muscOvado. I3ia45; Porto Rico,
lOsG0c New Orclns 45G5sc. aug Fair to good re
1ltsli6c Tor hsrd, iosseIIc. ior cot willie anu 9ss
lOAlc. Tor ycllows.
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p 0nl IIf TUII I'T7II n IItT
The express from Hunters Point on the
Snhthtown and putt Jefferson X abroad ran over
a COW at the nigh cmbankment adjoining the
raiirnad fridge at the Head of-the lNver on
Monday evening. the COW belonged To Mr.
Spurge Of the Riverside Hotel ! he tram was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

erstey active market for -four but the demand some
what ese active and the close barely steady. Rye -four
s snd corn corn meal rltner nrmer. We quote STATE
sn1 western tupcrnne t4@fi.85; extra state. &c.
X oos%aaS 70 " este spring wheat extras, A76S
1870 20 y ana Xxx t5atObOi 10 winter wheat
hnu y, AfOettd15, Minnesota patent, t65Otdfs.25.
en-; ,W Tipping eAda,, usssft 80 Southern bakers and
ItullN Dtanus, 'R35'ef77b. Southern shipping extras
tDlOsf6 urn meal Western, ". 6tes5iOi Brandy.
vine. k32O&t33O RYE hour-supcrnne. ~ Boa IS 10
COTTON There has been some INN rovement in our
coion market The pest few dsys caused by less favor
hulc ADVICE IT M the new CROP which IA reported To
have suffered rom worms rust, and shedding To-Day,
90 u IN lair request but prices rather ease saes 81
l,b2D bales mostly tor home Future de 1veries
qaist q decune Il Lice Sales 1860 bales. closing
w:tb BUYERS o. II 1920. for september II i5.32c Tor
OCTOBER, n rs 32c. for November n 1880. Tor De
cember. u 1882. for January, IL 2o32c. ~ Febtu
airy, aud II l5l6c. for March. Liverpool market quiet
and steady mdoling uplsnds, o 1-1ed. We quote
TIM
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TUESDAY, Sent 2-FLOUK ANp MEAL There
ha ne,u nrnnslrrAblr advance lu the nuur WhrNtl Nt
p1st week caused by an active urmand for export an
rousumnu ma. and ulity from syuptl n WIZ luc "',
vance m wheat Low AMI medium grade nave sl,
yanced most. Rye h9ur aud cora msa, are M" ,m
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Mineral Water n, Round Lake.

ROUND LAKE, n. y, Sept. l2.-Mineral water
similar to that Of Saratoga struck here yesterday
afternoon al depth II 1875 feet. The camp meeting
II m operation, ana Il host Of ministers aud others
tasted the water anu pronounced II excellent.
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Arrived TUESDAY. Sept. 10.
SIS. City Of havana, Philips New orleans Aug. q
via Havana Sept O.
s.. Carondelct, Fsircloth, Fernsndina Sept 7, Port
Royalsh.
s.. The Queen. Bragg Liverpool Aug. 80. via Queens
Stat.
g.. Glsucus, Bearre. Boston.
S.. Champion, lockwood, Charleston.
BARK Gcruanla Peltua, LlsOOn
Bark Mod. knudsen, Lilic.and.
Also the usual river aud cOastwisc vessels.
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To THE EDITOR OF lnE sus-Sir! Tho Nor
rlsanla Steamboat Company deny mat they have car
RED permit the carving of, any explosives what
eNcrOn The boats OF their line, Notwithstanding re-
k. CoKsELL WHITE President.
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MARINE INTELLIGE yCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-THIs DAY.
sun rises. 80 sun sets..... Is Moon rises IL IL
mon wATKR-rHIs DAY
Sandy HOOK. 40 Gov. Island. SO Hell Gate 81
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MARRIED.

For restoring gray hair 10 Its original color
Parker's Hair Balsain has no equl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Importaut.-The silk Elastic Truss. sold only
by Elastic Truss Company, de3 Broadway permanently
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

ST. LoUIs, sept. l2.-C' O. Melor' inc Hn'oo"u,
ing Montreal jcwc Ter, cascd to-day uhH't a"t'
Of hnpeaa corpus the rcqui,uun papers necessary u
secure his r. turn cart not having arrived lie was W
mcaiat,y rcarre-tcd n the Iitcd states Marshal oil
a charge Of tmueglhg. uud was thNtn helult ulltu
Stnt's oninlss ouer CIark, who postponed the hear
ings Of tn, cn.e until riday, Men w.s rtmahlcd ~
iaH ne County MIrsl al holds warrant Tor hls ar
r.t AT Inc iust auce VI VIC Nunderlck OF montreal
who charges him with larceny Of a Large amount Of
jcWerY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Disorders of the stomach aud Bowels OF
children. especially he weather. cannot resist the
curative virtues Of MIX Of Magnesia sold 10y all drug
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DIED.

CURTIS DoUGLAss.-on Wednesday. Aug. %, at
Rye, " Y. by the Rev Chauncey u. Brewster, Cnarle
b. Gurus ISABEL daughte OF Andrew L. Douglass, al
al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Hest place to buy furniture and carpets cheap,
for cash or on liberal terms Compartments, loo nj
1877 Chatham street lnlrtten large warrfooms,-idr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

IT the baby l. cutting teeth, use that old
and wetrted remedy. Mrs. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SlKt L. which greatly facilltates tue process nd IL
regulate the bowels IL relieves tue child from
pain, cOrrects acidity and wilma cole.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Don't pay 81 for nm inferior Elastic True,
when the best Is sod Tor - al POMEROiS, 74d Broad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

The 81. Nichols "A otei Ia justly famous for rs
excellent cuisine its airy roons, ana I've eonior"o'o
beds -Adg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Think of II. ladies' You can permanently
beautity your complexion wlth Geun's sulphur SOAP,
"hlls Hair aud Whisker Dye" blacA VI brown, 6o
cCuls.-Aap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Large stock at greatly reduced prices Bro
kaw br0thers, Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper lhsu
tute.-Adr
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Suslntss Nota,s.


Card.
TO CITIzENs AND STRANGERS.
KNOX's FALL HAT READY.
1t 2ie Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

is one that IS bilious. GET from YOUR druggist a
package Of Qulks Irish Tea Price 20 cents. -Adp
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THE WEEKLY Sun
FROM NOW TILL AFTER TIE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION.
POSTPAID, to ANY ADDRESS r. THROUGHOUT
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT
Address IHk sun, y. Y. city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13

Dysentery in children cured by Monelfs Teeth
No. Cordial Price 70 cents, Give II uiai.-Adp.
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AFTER THE sPKxCHEs.

The resolutions were brief and to the point.
They heartily approved and endorsed the -.
Louis plaiforln, and cOrdi lily ratified the noml-
nations Of lilden and Hendricks as emlnently
ntted to inaugur.te reform and bring back to "A
disturbed. distracted, aud Impoverished cOun-
try peace and prosperity.
Tie Convention proceeded TO nominate elect
ors at large. Gov. Parker declined to allow MS
name 10 ne used, hut was overwhelmed by the
unanimous acclamatiOn OF the Convention that
he should head the ticket The vote resulted (;
0s2 every vote for joel Parker, As for W. W.
Snlppen. aud l34 tor Abraham browning, The
nomination OF Messrs Parker and Shippen was
made unanimous. 40
In the course OF the voting the l+0 votes of
Essex county were thrown for joel P.rker ana
George Il. Mcclellan but on an assurance lhal
Gen. Mcclellan would probably leave Tor Europe
within a few weeks the vote OF Essex was
chang u To Parker and Snippen.
Ine electoral ticket was then flled out os fol-
lows FIRST Congressional District. benjamin
+. Carter; second. franklin Gauntti Third
Heujanin williamson; Fourth, j. Carl Durham
FfIn, Ashbel Green; sixth, VIM IL. Camp
Seventh, John X. McPnorson.
The New York herald., 1876-08-19

many republicans who could not be reached tonched
BY any banner raisiDgs or captrap OF that kind "
"Do you think Tilden is spending much InOneyf"
'No, not directly: or II he is. neither republicans
democrats hereabouls have any OF II, for all
hands here so poor that none of US could buy a
gang plank II steamboats, worth ten cents
apiece"
FATHER JOHN JOSEPH BRENNAN,
who is the principal Catholic clergyman of this latitude
with sudden calls lar and nearl strong advocate
Of Governor Tiden He assured your correspondent
that ali his people would vote Tor Tden. without ex-
ception AT "A late exhibition Ia New Lebanon, gotten
up for the benefit Of Roman Catholic seminary,
Father Brennan made an address, IN which he spoke
kindly OF the Governor large number OF the Til
den employees present at the exhibition, but there
very few among the audience from tho
'big house the hill u who may be called the ''upper
crust literally Ii nas about 100 guests, is carried on
by Gale, OF the Buckingham. New York, and has
several New York fashionable famlles among the
guests In speaking OF the entertainment II should
not be omitted mentioning that prottgs OF Father
Brennan, MISS Costello, acquitted herself very
ceptably eiocutonist
swELTERIxG WEATHER
If there rs any lukcwarmness about the campaign
nothing can be said that about lhe weather.
The sun nurns down hercely upon the binding dust in
the roads and the shady hooks the resort of all who
not obliged to labor under the broiling Such
duration OF hot weather has not been known here tor
years Bot the atmosphere IS SO clear anu charming
that may he glad TO be here and enjoy II when he
reflects upon the iurnaceke that is to be inhaled
almost constantly during the heated terms in the
metropolis
The New York herald., 1876-08-19
SLOCUM AND TJLDEN.

Major General Socum, President OF the Brooklyn
Board OF City Works and OF the organizers OF the
Independent Democratic General Committee OF Kings
county, said yesterday, with reference to reported
interview that appeared in New York paper that had
been held with HIM at Saratoga accredlting him with
having uttered sentiments antagonistic to Samuel j.
Tden that he 'never, in pubic or in private init
mated that he should support Hayes and Wheeler,
that he should ia TO his most cordial support TO
the democratic nominatons both state and national
The General qualified his position by saying that 80
far "a his public course n regard 10 Mr. Tildcn
is concerned, he willing the press or his po-
ltical associates should hold HIM responsible tor
but private conversation, he supposed, he did
most men do, say things that he would not say IN
publlc life "
The New York herald., 1876-08-19
SENDING CHILDREN WEST.

AID RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC TREASURY BIZ
THE HoME--THE PERNIcIoUs sYsTxM TO BE
DISCONTINUED.
The trouble which Mrs Anna Hope has experienced
in her Efforts. which have not yet proved successful
to regain custody of her four young children, who
without her knowledge consent were to homes
the Western frontier by tho managers OF the Brook
lyn industrial School and Home for Destitute Children,
has attracted large share OF public attention the
management OF tue institution named. The directors
OF tho Home appeared have been laboring under
grave mistake when thcy asserted that mo
city or county Official should have any con-
troll over the disposition OF children intrusted 10
tho care OF the Home because the institution
derived but very small amount tor It's support
through the Board OF Education t appears that tho
amount received by the Home for Destitute Children
from that Tor the year ending April 1916, was
$1,000 90. From tho act OF the state Legislature,
passed last year, which provides that all orphan
asyums. societies aud industrial schools for INDECENT
aud homeless children, they were entitled to receive
ten per cent oi tho gross amounts collected ny tae
Commissioners Vf Excise for liquor licenses, tho
money TO be divided In proportion TO the number OK
children who are led, taught, clothed and lodged at
each institution. The records OF the Comptroiler's
Office show that the institution from which Mrs Hopes
little ones we're sent West, through an agent OF inc
Chiidrens AID society, drew last year the sum OF
slO12 20 on tho strength oi the Excise act .
Another source OF revenue derived by the Home
from the county treasury Is found In The maintenance
allowed for county wards-chiidrcn committed 10 mo
OF the institution by the Board OF commissioners
average Gty the per day ao ~cd is twenty
eight By the county The revenue from the latter
therefore, ABOUT So ITO, making Tue total
amount received from the pubic treasury 81 i3v ~.
THIS certainly not an Insignificant sum, and would
appear warrant Official supervision. President
Norris OF the Kings County Board vi Charity Comms.
soncrs stated Yesterday that N the managers OF nc
Home continue to send cnlldren out oil he state
Commissioners will endcavcr to get the county wards
out or they viii stop paying for their support lhs
pcrnicious system OF sending children tcy ond the
jurisdiction ol the State must bs sloppaA
The New York herald., 1876-08-19
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The following are the delegates elect to tho Bepub.
State Convention from Kings county
FIRST District-I.udovc Bennett Charles X Phillips.
second Disric-trankiin Woodruff, Alfred 4. Dor
Ian, Luke c. Ryder, william Richardson.
Third District--Angustns Ford, John X. Hegoman.
Fourth Disrlc--J H. Clync, James Walt, Edward
E2o Amos r. Learned.
Filth urstrct--Jonn W. Harmon, Timothy Cronin
Eugene y. Berr, W. IL. Warng.
Sixth Distrct-Robert J. Rudd Gusiave Rucklcs,
Joseph Knapp, George IL Fischer.
seventh District--W IL. Maddox John r. Conkiin,
Jr Charles Small
Eighth District--O. G. Patterson, David williams,
James l. Jensen, T. T. Williams
Ninth pisrict-J. ~ Phelps, jeremiah Palmer, r. b..
FISCHER, Richard Hasard, 3. q. Chapman.