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, 1877-09-14
TILE RAILROADS,

TRAVELLING rAasENti1sE AGENTS.
Tho Railway Association of Travelling rassc1,-
ger and Advcrtlsfng Agents convened nt,ain
yesterday morning at o'clock, Mr.. ]. 4. i.
larctl, tho President, In tho cfalr.
The Committee on General u,islncss, to whom
wns referred tllo matter about advertisements
IN tho cpots, asked fur further time, whicl, was
grntstctl.
Mr. 4. E. Myers, General Travelling Agent Of
the Fort Wayne Il Pennsylvania route, was
chosen orator to thu noxt convention.
Tho vote by which Kansas csty was selected
"a tie next place ot meeting wns reconsdcrc.i,
mud, after q lengthy tlcbato, Cincinnati was
chosen. Tfs action was anticipated in ycster-
's XII ss eRRs essS x sS!s ia,.s, pu4
Mesa of little Importance to outsiders, M atl-
tuurutnont was hatl until . o'clock p. IN. sIsort-
y afterwards tho entire crowa marched to
er Wuukcgan stcAM ready to give tt,en, iii
excursion IN tue ia1<u. They first wont to llv
crib atul admired Tint tctnRcs.tofscd structure,
and then tho steamer took tfetn ~ far rs
shore ~ fur ~ Hyde lark. They spent
about thrce hours Oh tho luko, untl, Us mattur
Ut course, they orioyel themselves Immensely.
especially ~ tl'ers very plenty q foiresl'msnts @
necessary speeches and tOasts wero not walttny.
| At about > o'clock tlle stca,nar discharged
a.;aln lH E0od.to4,kfng aMl hilarious freight,
anl ut precisely y o'clock p. III.
tlluy were ready again for business
Just a. II nothing unusual had happened during
tho rceeas The l'rst tltng tln,,s was the aeee{,-
tatiun Of an luy1tatiun from tho Executive Com
1nlttce Of the Interstate Industrial Exposition
| to ytait the slsow durtug ttla cycntng.
The secretnry asked instructions regarding
| tho eligibility of menbcrs and after dis. ussio,,,
q resolution was adopted dBIlninK the member
ship strictly To those who aFc l,uw OF have been
| ActlYcty employed as Travelling Or passenger
| Agents OF railroad or steamboat lncs.
| In motion Of Str. Alice, 1t WIZ uncidcd that al
railway or steamboat ticket agents tebarTr.l
from 1lemleEsAIp under tho above resolution
should b. Invited to nees with thetu aud lle en.
titled to bccon.e lon0Tnfy nlclnbers. This lo1
tU THO election Of large number of honorary
| numbers.
Tho thank. Of tho Convention wsre rendered
To GoOdrlrh's transportation Company thu
Erccutue Conn'ittco nf thu Interstate Expo
sltioN, Mr; llaserly, w. a.. Hubert, ot thu
ChIrago ncmbcrs Of tho Association fos cour-
ttsie4 and hospitalit!es extended to tho mcsl-
buEs Of tue Convention during their stay in this
Resolutions were passed expressive of the
| sYinpathics OF tho members Of tho Association
| with tho family OF u. W, Chtttcndol. Ut tha
Lake ghotr i Michigan Southern anil New York
Central, Who lost hia life In the AshtabuA dis-
aster,
Similar resolutions were also passed Ia regard
tothc death Of A. l.. Norton, Of thu Baltimore
Il Ohiu.
Thu meeting then adjourned to meet again on
tho brat Wednesday !n september uaxt, at Ch.'
cinuau.
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Tic Yankees Lead in the Grand
Total Twcnty-nine Points,
Arrangements for the Match,
Styles OF Shooting, Etc.
The Cincinnatis vnnquish the 1,onisFllles,
tho Dostons 1'oing tho Same
for tho st. LOUIS
Races ut Dexter Park, Beacon Park,
milwaukee,, Cotumbus, ST.
Joseph, Etc.


INTERNATIONAL CONTEST At LleRkphOOR
NEW YoRE, Sept. 13.-At the appointed tinc
Ill o'c1uek-irlng was begun In the 1nterna-
t!onai ritlc-tnase1, Hoth tcams wcro in Rdnlfa-
bic form. Tic Americans won tic toss fur tue
cAolcu Of targets. About 9, ,ooo persons, tnclut.
Ing many la4l!cs, wcsc present at thu opening Of
the mitch, anu this number waa constantly it,
creased by rapit1y-aEriylng anf crowded vc-
helee, The private coaches md public lacks
OH tho grounds were numerous, anl filled with
ladies aud gentlemen.
EIGHT HUNDRED YARDS
After warming tlse g'lns, firing was begun a.
900 yards range, ten. Dnktn, Captain, of tbs
American team, lcad!nE oil With I, followed by
1ugby, of the British tenn, with 3; Jaeksou,
American, &: Allen, Drlrc. and Weber, AmerI-
rat, carl. Tic british team is fTins slowly.
Tho Americans arr alead, but tbs contoat Is
close. The American teams total at sou yards
ID 5Ga.
The members Of tho American team mado the
following score:
Ai;t. ......-:'m 4,
iiJdc. .....;iljaek,on .............o 90
is the ilrIng at sou yards progressed, it be-
ennc reasonably certnin that tho American
team would win The initial range. Tbs elcGAnt
shooting Of the Americans several making con-
tfnuous bul'seyes, caliscal their nniirers 10 feel
nil tho more cuntllc,lt. Tho crowd outside the
llucs occasionally displayed their p4rt'sanship
hr cheering, but these demonstrations wcrc I'M
n,cda,cly eub4i.,etl and finally checked entirely
By officers OF tho assdctatlor having Charge Of
the preservation Of or.ier.
TIE nRtT1sIf sco1zB.
Some members Of the ljrit!ah team did excel
| lent wosk at tho e00yartl range. The following
| ia the kcorI;
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80. '.' -" ..'s ''"'ts
Tie American team finished at 800 yards
range bcfure the British were bali through.
Da!ln tna,ic u bul's.cyes out Of IL, jackson II,
Hyde IL, Allen II, Weber II, Bruce II, Blyden"
burgll II, Jcwull T.
tl.e order in which tho teams stood fs as fol-
lows: Brtttsl, tcam-Ifalionl, q. Fcntou. J.
Fenton, Humphrey, lltaby, Miner, Ferguson,
Evans. Thu American tcam-Dakin. Jackson,
i'ple, Alien, Weber, Drucc, Dly1onhurgh,
Jewell.
, 1877-09-14

There wcrc two very interesting natch-raecs
at Dexter Park yesterday afternoon, which at-
tracte.l m unuaua!ly largo number Of specta-
tors, and afforded them an immense amount 0f
fuu.. The first rnco was between tho gray geld
tns Gray Billy, named by D. D. Bonner, and
Lasly Il, q marc belonging to George Wenlt.
The first heat was won BY Gray Billy
In a:43; tho second by tho sa1ne borso I'll 243t.
In The third flcat two collisions occurfcd, each
driver claiming tho other to DO in fault. The
judges finally decided to call It no heat, md In
the fourth, which Was trotteI after tho usual
watt, nsay B!lly took tho lead and won easily
IN .,:49tf. This race was fur SOU a side. tlle
wilmer being driven By Con Sullivan. and Lady
u. by Satin Crooks.
Tic SECOND race was for SO eide, tho coll
tcstants being Ancrn's brown stallEun David,
nnd Hratly's brown mare josie H., tho HE.t-
named being dstrcn bv Daniel LeaFy. md tho
Mare by john Lasah. This race Was slsest an1
sweet, Josie u. being distanccl In tho first cns,
In 9:4Dh. The cr0wl in attendance was largu
and respectable, there being nothing In the way
Of rows TO spoil the pleasure of tae AFTERNOON.
BEACON rANK.
BosroN, Sept. 13.-Tho beacon PaFk racca to-
day resulted ns follows: Unfinished 2:f0 raco
ol yesterday was won bg Schuyler, Psatt sce-
omtl, Ed Getche1l third. Time: 2;1:5.
pt,rsn kt[gNj divided. 9: 30 e11ss.
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canadian FrccmasnnK-f. M. c. A.--Aeta-
Itnuttcs-The isrnutfortl t.igunF tiots-Fant
IsitlnE-SmuEgIlnK lt"Es--Tho Anglican
Syno,s-The Nocturs AMI Tlsess Aggressive
Demands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
WESTERN FREIGHT POOL

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Dec. 2S.-At a meeting Ct
the Southwestern Rates Association held here yester-
day, the question Of admitting the Toledo and Wabash
Railroad discussed, and proposition submitted
TO The road which Mr. Hopkins seemed % regard favor
ably but he said he could not accept them and the
postponed TO extra meeting 10 be held Chi
cagO next Wednesday at which figures will be submitted
by both sides hcqueston Of extendng the poo
take in parts Of Kansas and Nebraska also cOnsid-
cred. and committee appointed To devise plan to
maintain the rates all business originating east
Council Bluff, IA scheme by which the present iowa
pool and Southwestern pool be- merged. c. f. Per
kns Vice President aud General Manager OF the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad is chairman OF the
committee IL this pSoject carried out II 10 said IL will
result the most gigantic railroad combination
made The members Of the southwestern Association
are attending to-day meeting OF the st. Louis and
General Freight Agents Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
REsIGxATroY OF PROFESSOR cHILDs.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec. 2S.-The differ
ences between Professor T. s. Ch!ds and the trustees
Of the Hartford Theological Institute, concerning when
erroneous statements have been made In special d's
patches from this city, tonight adjusted the trus
tees adopted the following resolution:
Res1gred That all previous utterances records
that imply imply anything dcrOgatorY TO te
or services Of Professor Chds be expungcd
and that We hereby EXPRESS anew our entire confidence
in his ability integrity. s0undness IN faith, ndely ana
success professor and IN his general character
Professor CbdS has resigned his Office professor in
the institution to take effect at the close OF the seminary
year next May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Of the Church OF the Holy Trinity on the payment oil ms
fund STIMULATING that an amount eQma TO lhe egal i
forest upon the principal paid shall annually ny we
CORPORATION or the congregation OF the Church OF Tue
Holy Trinity he expended in inc support , OF
work among the people OF New-York CITY.
Subscriptions to this fund are invited from
ali who are interested In such benevolent WORK ana arc
ready 10 cooperate in securing It's permanent support
Such subscriptions may he sent 10 one or the undr
signed or to stephen II. TYING, it, No. 46 East fOtS-
third-st and viii he acknowledged through the press
Tho subscribers have consented to serve as commit
recent Of subscriptions ana 10 pass over
moneys received by them ~ the Of the cor
pOrdti0n OF tho Church OF the Holy Trinity.
This IS signed by VIM. +. Dodge OF Phelps, Dodge a
er Bank. 271 Broadway; }. NJ Morrison President OF
Manhattan County Bank, 40 Wall-st Jas. NJ Br9wn OF
Brown Bros & Co. 80 Wullst; j. a. BostwcS Of j. A
BOstWick & Co., 14l Pearl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
IN APPEAL FOR AID.

THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY ASKS ASSIST
ANCE TO CARRY on us BENEVOLENT WORK.
A circular has been issued calling attention
70 the character Of the work done the Of
this city, the direction of the Church Of the Holy
Trinity or which the Rev. DR. stephen H. Tying, IT, is
rector and asking for aid. The appeal is made TO all
interested in benevolent work and is believed that
the SUN Of money asked for will be raised The circular
Is follows;
-Four great centres Of evangelistic and missionary
agencies under tue general guidance Of Dr. Jr
viz: "Graud Union Hall" 40 Seyrnthaye. and Thirty
fourtbst. Church OF the Mediator" at Eleventh-aye
and -secOndst Church OF the Reformation, al No
100 stanton-st.; The Mission Home" at No as East
FOrtyihrdst. several Of these places daily preaching
and eacng services and numerous Sunday services
held, beside sunday schools win more than Two thoa-
sand children The Church Of the Reformation IS the
OF the Eyangelsts." In addition TO these, there
under the same general supervision; An Orphanage
No as East Forty-thirdst.; a ReformatOry Home
Tor Christian Care farm Of forty acles near Sing
Andrew ana Phllp Society for the EyangclizarioD OF
OF men the Martha aud Mary Society for minsterDg TO
SICK and destitute women: the luDOcents society Of
Women 20 provide for poor women during their cOhnc
nent; tue Burial society with large plot OF ground in
distribution and ilany minor agencies.
10 put various agencies represented In tis state
nent on permanent basis and free from all Obligations
u Is ns,eefy 10 i@so 60 t inch M 81 ne oy Tr,niS
d now liable This effort Is connected with the completion
o. ~ Of The Chnrc6 OF the Hoy Trinity Tor
which object $4,000, have already been assumed
Tie benevolent work Of these organizations has been
prosecuted for the good Of the neglected classes without
denOinat0nal restrictions or sectariau ends u is Az
additional TO the ordinary paocha Work OF the Cech
OF the Hoy Trinity. Since the people are its objects
why should not those, whose synpathes are with the
neglected classes, be rs supporerst NO public appeal
has ever made for tis work It's current expenses
have provided by the congregation OF the Church
Of the Holy Trinity aud friends of the different ustu
lions IL + proposed 70 raise fund which may at
once free this Work from deDt and provide for m future
The terms Of subscription and of the fund will be
follows: 49,. ,,,---., .-.,- -
ceiling OF the debt the premises described In this state
Ioent and for other purpose whatever
IL An agreement shall be taken from the corporation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Tonight and Monday night, Messrs.
TIFFANY & co. will keep their estab~
lishment open during the evenings, az
fOrding the opportunity of viewing by
gaSlight their splendid stock of Dia-
mOnds, Watches, JeweIry, Artistic
BrOnzes and Pottery, Bric-a-Brac, Sta
tiOnery, Plated Ware, Table Glass and
Cutlery and ether articles of Use and
ornament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
EXCISE COMPLICATIONS.

WARNINGS TO ILLEGAL DEALERS.
sor,,,>., FROM TIE FUGITIVE CORRESPONDENTS
ROWING THE DEFINITION OF AN INN-RECoHDER
JACKETS SENTENCES or vIoLAToRs OF THE
ENCISE LAW.
Nothing new was heard from the fugitive Excise
Commissioner yesterday. Judge Van Hoesen, IN de-
nying a mandamus to compel the issue OF license
said that place where it was necessary to send out
side for food could not be considered an nm he
corler Hackett in sentencing several liquor dealers
who had pleaded guilty of violations of the Excise
law. answered the charges made against the District
Attorney. by the Rev. Dr. Crosby, insisting that an
analogy was due.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort HOase-Senator J. ID. Cameron, of Penn
svvania run fUeHUc Hotc'-Senator William H. bar
nun OF Connecticut aud Seymour Of Quebec
- WndSor HOfel-CunTOller Frederic j. Ocott, OF Al
bany and r. Page Of Vermont 4 LgefnaItf
HOe-General w. b. Franklin of Hartford ;...N Nthoa,,
Yoe-C H. NOrtham Of Hartford, ana j. D. Laying General
Manager OF the Ptsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Ran
road. 49,. Bo6tadn HouseCasper Crownsleld OF Bos.
General John H. Corse, OF ChlcaGo, anu
General John Hammond Of Crown Point y ~ yaies
Henry d. Cooke of the District OF 20
lnmbia, and Colonel Alexander Piper. Of West PonL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

SEE WHAT PROFESSOR Won LIEBIG.
" PlPEE HEIDslEcK.'

PPEE-HRIDsECK."
"As RESTORATIVE means rciTeshment whore the
powers OF life exhausted of giving animation and
where struggle with days Of trial and
Of and compensation where incorporation
tiOn and protection against transient
game disturbance PPEhHEDsIECK surpassed by no pro-
duct of nature of art"
what is Christmas and New Year without
"PrER-HEIIsIECKP
For sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

IL SIS gravel. stone. rheumatism and govt nouTabe
with medicines therefor Dr. II cath tried the
spring his pIaciice Of about years finding The
Asae the only thirds them are
structure diseases OF the liver heart kdneys
der prostate gland skin, aud blood organic
by be combines special treatment when necessary with
tho Asahe. Per barrel 20 cents gallon. TREATISE
GRATIS. O1ces 2Oo Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

The goods displayed in the store windows
very beautiful the suits superb and the toys and
elites marvels Of ingenuity but nothing all
holiday display appropriate token from father
friend 10 one Of the stener SEX WINTER STYLE KSoX
HAT to be had at KSOxs 2l2 broadway and Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
)R. BiDWlYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly elegantly coated for the en.s OF oil dt
diseases headache. constipation indigestion, dyspepsia
b,ousuess bilious fever, Inflammation OF The towels
nes and all arrangements OF the internal vscea warranted
to elect a posityec cure Price rs cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
AFACrORY BURNING.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Dec. 2S.-A special dis
patch from Manowoc Wis, says the mammoth tuD ana
nail factory at Two Rivers Is burning All the engines
of this place have gone there by special train me
value OF the buildings aud stack ID estimated al SOoou
There is said be insurance either buildings or
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Now open the new elegant and Incompatible baths No
LARy place The bathing apartments 65 feet deep
and 20 feet wide and hed up style heretofore u.
In this country Mrs. ALICE CAPRs c. T. RYAN NJ d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

The st. John burglary is case where
HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM, 5lS broadway would in
play and saved him several thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
p O ST S G r | p 7.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE DEFINES HER POLICY.

LONDON Saturday, Dec. 90, 1871
The Paris correspondent of The Times teie-
graphs the following: Minister Warrington has hou-
fled to the foreign governments that the French 'a"ie
WILL in the event OF conclave conform 70 the un"s
standing subssting among the Iour o''"v '
Powers Az regards the internal ecclesiastical policy
NJ France IL Will defend the public worship
estimates from those wishing to assail them but VIII
protect secular society from clerical encroachineus.
regard To The Eastern question, NJ Warrington tln
France NAV preserve q purely expcctant atiiluIe ui
the bprprents have opened negotiations, ana wnen hot
opinion is asked she will give it with the eandof au'ho
lied by such an attitude.
AUSTRIA BECOMING Obs iRUCllNh'
lBY CABLE TO TRIBUNE.I
LONDON, Saturday. Dec. 20, 1871
A dispatch from Vienna says Austria has IN
tmaed that she will only permit peace on the basis OF
the Treaty of Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

The lungs are strained and racked by an
obstinate cough which taken in time Dr JAYSEs EXrLCTO-
RASr would speedily cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Buy your Hats from BURKE, 214 Broadway
Style and texture unsurpassed. Fine silk Hat 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Look! b. s. SQUIRE, the Jeweler, 500 Bd'wy,
" " up stairs will give great inducements TO any persons
returning this advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

LUNDBORG's PERFUME, JOCKEY CLUB, has
the fragrance Of rich bouquet Of fowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
A VALUABLE HOLIDAY CIR,
RUssIAN VApoR RATUs.

Both useful aud Farbankss Family Scales; IA
bankSs L. ;. STANDARD Postal Scales
FAmBANKs d CO.. 81 broadway Hew.YorL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

j. the best watch made IN the country and equal TO mad,
I'm the world IL has stood the test Of and
tTeo0nmeud IT, All respectable watch dealers keep them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

BRUMMELL is selling 5-pound box of fine
mixed canGcs for 81 az il0 Grands, NewYork. Branch
6l7 Broadway near. l2th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Ny little child, five weeks old, was cured of
dumb cue in few days by wearing HOLNAN's PAD
GEORGE W. sIoNF, l67 William ST., New-York
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pADWAY's READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AMyE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for nity cents There IL not
remedial agent this world that will cure Fever ad Ag
and ali other Maarons Bilious, scarlet Typhoid heo" anu
other Feyers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. 30 lnlcA Is
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF tliy cents P"F DO'ue'
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HOME NE US.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT BUDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.
sau~S7' Noon. 45'. sp m. 50o. MIDNIGHT 3S'.
Highest durlnq the day. 30 Lowest. 81
Average. AZ Same day. 1876. 23A-
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A NOsT RELIABLE RFCUPrRANT
THE +. Howard g. Co.

in wasting Diseases PHILLIPS PALATABLECoD LIVER on
combination with PHOhrnO UfklINK. All druggists DepO
PdttsL
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THE MOST EMINENT living uu

THE MOST EMINENT living au-
rhOrs, such rs ri. Hon. W. T.. Cad
-tOuc. Prof Max Muller. Prof Tyn-
dan Or. NV.B Carpenter, T.. 4. Proc
tor. Prof Huxley. Jas. 4. Fr0udc,
Idw. 4. Freeman. Frances Power
C0abc. the Duke Of AIgyI Mrs.
IIi1eh. Nn BiaciG, Jean ingc-
low. sis. Thacke,Dy, hr-, Oiiph1ni,
"a -. tIeNnnder, Geo. bacDGnnid,
gucnici. iuerbach itusi.iu, Carlyle,
Tcnny zen. Browning. ana many others.
- - l. 4 u
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STEIN WAY
INVARIABLY VICTORIOUS!


Certain interruptions piano manufacturers advertised
ne judicial senstlres attached 20 fraudulent ports Fhch
fused . to sn The ynises n order to po,e ne lnblo
snholcd use Of their names and have gwen 70 stuway
CERTIFICATE.
rms rs 70 CERTIFY ThIt ne pitrp'orts' - Ns'sr.
Seinray& SonSe0mprs0g Plrlor granJ }3irs
and Uprg erht5e by them At ne CsnteniIi Erp0f0a al
Phaadeipha IN is76presened the tctaiy Of en-
ceent qualities and norsltg OF contraction, and 90 a Joipi
Of er,sitencs sg rseret highest OF points,
and aocorfagiy orr unanimous opinion oonocdef o. Bsrf
SisiHtgdy & sons Highest degree of excellence all
their style..,o signed;
WILLIAM THOMSON HENRY X. OLIVER
r. LEvAssEUR, GRO. p. BRIsTov
Ed. FAyEE PEREBr JANIS c. WATSON,
]. sCHEDgAYER JosgrH HENRY.
J. r. HmGARD. 4. p. BARSARD
The examining Judges further certify that the >TETNWAY
panoortes ra Tar above ala other competing exhibits
In each and every STYLE and reacheda
GRAND TOTAL AVERAGE or
95soUT or A POSSIBLE &c.!
One New YORK piano maker having not only published 10
honestly advertised that he hai received 9j outof
aTerage Of 30. only ranking bat gD on square pianos and
POuRih on faiior Grands.
THE ABOVE CERTIFICATES CAN BE sEES Al OUR
wAREROOMS
Tho Uael staics Centennial. Commission uron mo unan,
nous rrconu'ndaton OF lh. Juh-r gie 81 to conway
and the other Cor their exhibit " 'o best piano material
The eUorJ aud award on scnway plano torte guci bv az
the Judges. u az follows;
"For gts4e coac, capacity IN Grgad Highest
degree Of excellence In a their styles Of Pianos ri
Uoiae purity amt duration ~ TONE anil errior nary -1rsg
capacity with precision AL d.oa5t,tJ OF aer1qr.1. lio
a0rel deposition Of ne 5'0ay anil construction al brlng
81 ne metal frrf1e.'
The Report then muu-.ly des.rbes ani emoalHr,y ia
doIscs tho six principal patented Improvements HLtl AVE
rendered the -icuway
THE STANDARD PIANO or TIE WORLD
Every PIANO fully warranted f0r five years
Il illustrated Catalogues mailed ffee.
SieinTay & Sons,
100 and III East ifi-st., New-Yo-k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
TO ADVERTISERS.

Each number Of THE EXPORTER cTcuates among the
prucipal buyers distributors Of American manufacl
goods and IN south America Mr.co Great bIltain
Continental Europe Asia, Africa Australia, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
AUSTRIA BECOMING OBSTRUCTIVE.
nrrcFD WARNING TO RUSSIA.

ALLEGED WANING TO KUHSIA'
LONDON, Saturday, Dec. 90 1877.
The British Government has addressed
warning note TO Russia touching her approach 10 Con-
stantinOpc.