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, 1877-11-22

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men, Die er fir iein Dripoteiscrtbnm err
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er 10 He Settinger's @otel ansiineen,
menn crft uieber irei lein meroe. Nls
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te. modte 8ttlinaer einen Nngri{f ouf
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fen tranf nnb hebauptete, or fDnns als
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laIlen.
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Oomen aelanaen.
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&di. fabricilt 3u babcn. Die &disfohrii
III sSnaerion nad,te en-" &die. Der 1000
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mar 3 Nn6 hoh Ssine Npfertiauna ers
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0ie 3eiunlfn bon Chicago fiinOi.
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puuluS mit ie'nem : ~0as Beib iduei-
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.heu5.)
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Gnglano.

2onbon, 81. Nn6smber. 9ie8ars
7e Esperanto" BON Baltimore, pelde
Mnntos nit cinseioBencn 8ollmerfsn in
Queenstown %einlief. bat ebenfoas ibre
-2abune ouf elm anberes Sdiff sebrndt.
Scr S9ooner .Seoibore" BON Yb'la-
oeIpbio, welder in plymouth anfam,
perlor isinsn goroermait unb leine
Sparren.
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Y zimmerman unb 60,
. am,vTdrbsr 1t. &ciniacr.

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srrrenfisiofr werlsn s,iit + uns aereinisf.
lcw'e ale ArteH pen 81 aeebanei1atc, Jeee,r,
Namehtlsipsr une Slider. 9fitsuuusen rurdj
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res Aaslsbsn, alt .psnn q nit Ger pam &C.
l9iebf.
hi g 9inprmnu &. On.
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SerGbernnos=@ efenf,
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Heuer mnD marine
Capital $4,000.
Sffice: 1915 Moin GtraEe.

Offices: 1915 Main GtraGe.
Oteie GsrT1errstge- 0e1eQi6aft 1T ltpn i'm
Sabre 1882 ins 2eben aeruien unb bat ft
itsts ais cine her beiten uno liherisn @eisn-
ihaiten B tpiefcn unb ieit tbrer @ntlebuns
$500. 600 fir @erlule besablt,
DIE burbl4nit Hoe Dtsipepte tetrue IL
@ro3, per Wnnum felt ibrer 9y uouus.
Bir eriubsa @Gs, melds GsrF9erunsen
su MAIDEN bAbeu, In utter Stfcs, So.
1915 Main Str. Ypr,ulp ben, ober une
eurh bic pot su benadritt en-.
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mo @annel q. Wiuis, Sefr.
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baten cine CONSTANT seiAaft sssrintst unh
cine neue { eeOnts Sfdcs in bsr Stem Straes.
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3innr Nnb nit rem n%euelien " finhunsen
seriebeu, nm CO unltrsn 8gnten bsausm su
IN hsn. .3abns mercen cbne Sbmsr3en aus.
essceen burh ben @etrauh Son @aS pber
0blorrfprm auf Wnrfd res 9attentfu. Vile
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Yariner banft fir has ibm ron ieitsn 4reun-
ben unb BEN Vutlifum felt q Sobren &C.
f1snfte 3utrauen II tittet baHelbe aui bic
reas Jirma ~ iitertraeen. Or. Gcparbin 1T
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Waaeslpbia. DIE S6ulss in btr Nabe unt
Gcaseien fInnen nab porberes9apgenen Cor.
relrcnesnj fie lienife ciuss ter Ya'tner ere
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@epr9e Gibipm, IT,,

INdW1sl9FF Won NfNE88 & WlbIDn.J
q o. 1901 Sc aStrafe.
Smppttenr unb gambler in
alien Sorten Torscllun- rnb @las-
Waaren. Iotuie in uerihiebcnen
Nrten SausbaItuussse~
rdtbi6aiter.
Sd babe feebsn btreft erbalten cine neu
5prm @irtbfhafts- GlalGen unb ale Mrien
ron @lafer, 8ritaa-8 81 ihen, Gtampaauer-
@ldler, elm spuss Enforcement ron 9isrslS.
firm. Gistalter obsr WaIrfabler ,Gerieer-
atprs," ipwie zine erobe auswatl BON frauaS-
ffGen ane ensisf@eu' wrr,sgan.
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greiJ. her aujeisen:

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YHt pt.r rrenteer Bel rbilbsn etuen Saudre.
EEs gaulaen Rnb In, gsraus au satItn.
Die 2eituua wtrb IN &ifmpnt nab Tim.
asaenb von bsn 9rassrn iar IS @ents per
mrhe auSaetraaen.
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american9ire Endurance
6 . ut y y,
Np. $40 Walnut Strabe,
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Snenrporirt 1910.
Yaar GapiflI~ .......$ 400, 900 90
Attiba.".""~".... 1,2SO,976 IL

@.unbsiaeutbum in pb IoecIbbia
unh i'm @buylfia Sofsu......,$t5OlO 400 90
Bombs neSYpotbsten, e.les0ele ADJ, 939 80
Darleben nit = luatera's ........ 1877. $50 CO
Gut sel9erte 8runfmistben... 41,0i0 SO
6 fen tabp, 8anal unb aplsn-
Gcmpasuie Bcnbs......,.... 1885 90
Gilenbabn upe anpsrs Wftitn".... 1886 90
@srsiniaien StaOtsn Oarlsben". 1l0,250 90
Gtaat. County unb Stabt Dar=
Isbsu rte..... "..~."."..~ $500 90
, 1877-11-22
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3obn 8. sia,
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srbfertotiors Wrrife.
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p'e psnn(plu 'Eia
@fusr Dfrh6erungs : Wff4fbafl
bon philadelphia.
@earunoet 1926.

gaar Capital. ....S 400. 900 90
Nctira. 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-11-22

SEMI-WEEKHY sun, So A YEAR,
of the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY, but with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its sub ,cribers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice a week instead Of once only.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
FIVE DEATHS BY DROWNIEG.

4 row-boat containing John Walsh and his
wife Francis Oliver and his daughter Clara, and VIII
liam Radigan, Of Nos. 6S ana 20 Dupontt Greenpont,
was run down opposite Thirtyourth-st by the Harlem
boat Sylvan Deli at $50 p YESTERDAY, and three of
the five persons were drowned, Mrs. Walsh aud Mr..
Oliver and his daughter. The incident caused much
commotion on the steamer and an effort made to
rescue the unfortunate occupants Of the rowboa but
without success so far those drowned persons
concerned. An effort Immediately made TO recover
was a caulker by trade.
Arrow boat containing six persons, VINO had been out
for pleasure trip Hoboken, was coming IN toward
the dock At the foot Of West Tentlst about o'clock
last evening" when il into and capslZcd by the
steamer d. X. Martin. The occupants Of the rOw-bOat
were Matthew DdrIisan, age twenty, OF No ll1 Wash
ington-st; william Hamilton, age fourteen, OF No. II
Hudson-st; Mary Mccarthy age nineteen, and
Johanna and Katharine Wing. age fifteen ana
eighteen, respectively, all o. No. 292 Nest-st.
Hamilton ana Dorrgau. who had been rowing, dropped
fbrir oars and endcayorcd their cOmuauions The
former seized Johanna Wing and cIune 10 the sinking
boat lie was struck by the wheel OF the steamer ana
terribly mangled, while the elr dropped from his grasp
into the water and drowned. Dorrlgan caught
Katharine Wing by arm and swan Wi her 10 a
ncirlbOIng pier, which they reached in safety. The
two other girls. Ellen Mack and Mary McCar-
thy, were thrown mo the water and sank
below the surface AnsOn smith, Superintendent OF tire
d. t. Martin lowered boat and suCc 600 In recovering
the apparently hfcess body OF Mary Mccarthy who after
ward regained CONSCIOUSNESS, but no trace OF her
utuinn could be found. Hamilton also picked up
and placed Oh board the steamer Both his legs had
been broken bv the blows from the steamers paddle
wheel. lie taken To the Bellevue Hospital IN
con.ciOus condition. Katharine Wing and Mary Me-
atp hour last night the bodies of the two girls supposed
to be drowned mad not been Vet recovered
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
EOREIGN NOTES.

WINNIPeG, Sept. 16.-The Vice Regal party,
visited the Icelandic Coonyat Gmll Friday and re
turned 10 this city yesterday afternoon. Lord Dufferin
starts for the western settlements Monday returning
AT the end OF the week IL Is expected lie will finally
leave Manitoba Oh the 29th inst.
WrNNIPEG, Sept. 1G.-The Sioux refugees
settled on Little Saskatchewan and Portage Ia Prairie
are said TO have moved off, reports having reached
OF Indian troubles in the lar West
MONTREAL, Sept. 15.-The steamer Lake
Megantic OF the Beaver Line il ashore Hocheaya,
sbe has large valuable cargo, including number Of
sheen and cattle for the English market.
HAVANA, Sept. 15.-About 5000 more troops
baye arrived from Spain during the last ten days Land
ing al difernt parts OF the Island
lEor other Forelqn Nclcs see First Paqel
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
upon the case
OBITUARY NOTES.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. 16.-The Hon.
lanes c. Looms prominent and wealthy citizen died
this morning at south Egremont, Mass.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Hugh CapertOn, a
pronnent citizen Of and brother OF the late
senator Allan CapertOn OF West Virginia diet suddenly
last ght Of paray in the hfysiXtn year Of his
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. 16.-Levi Coffin,
er mt IA lroad always prominent anti-slavery man.
at resi- fence IN Avondae, near TINS city, at 2:30
ocl ck tLis afternoon. His age was about seventy live
years.
WATERvILLE, Me-, Sept 16.-COl. II. IL.
Green died al his residence at WnsOw yesterday aged
ninety-four He was member Of the Masonic order for
seyentyhree years and a OF Dr. Ezra Green,
geon in the Revolutionary army, who died at Dover n
H. IN 1917, aged lOl years.
Constantine Canaris, who died full Of years
aud honor at Athens Saturday, the
OF the Greek Revolution. During that arduOus conflict
against the Ottoman Power he performed daring deeds
as a naval officer, having twice blown mp Turkish
sells achieved great victory stmos and made bold
attempt to destroy the Ottoman feet at Alexandria
Canaris was placed In command OF the Hcas rent from
this country the Greeks and subsequently had charge
of naval squadron. In civil life lie attained dianCuon
and oas several yea at the head Of the government
He WAS premier at the OF his death having been
called power al the recent crisis. Canarls was ma
five IpsaTa where the pure Hellenic IA preserved
In appearance he short and slight. with thin face
Keen expressive eyes His entire expression bespoke
ertness energy and adiness OF decision. As states
man he was honest and independent. but lacked bril-
nancy.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
ocuow CHOW" VALENTINE DYING

In one of the wards in Mount Sinai Hos
pita in this city. lies who some years ago was
very wellknown TO the frequenters Of COney leland
For a quarter OF century, Edward Valentine, often
called Chow Chow" Valentine, las been conspicuous
al places Long Island, where crowds assembled and
the list OF his victims is long and varied His skill in
cheating with gambling implements lghtened tho
pockets OF many dupes and brought him In large sums
lie was nicknamed "ChOw Chow" because he at
one time engaged in the manufacture OF chow chow
pickles This profitable. but he lost all his
gains playing faro. In later years, much or the money
which he obtained by his swdllng al threecarf monte,
"thimb e-rigpng" and the sweat board" was
lost al faro Valentine swindlcd other peO-
ME and the faro bankers turned the table.
by swinding him. lie OF the worst nuis-
ances Of Coney Island, for six years. but for long
time piled his infamous work with mpunty. He Was
repeatedly arrested, but the Justices before whom he
was taken usually discharged MIN with repnmand.
Iast wear, however his career Of crime checked.
Judge Moore Of Brooklyn, July 49, 1876, sentenced
him to year in the Kings County Fenitentiary.
While i'm ia he contracted cold which led 10 his pres
emf illness He Is sick Of consumption aud Is expected
to die soon. Valentine WAS born in England and was
ttaned III the Jewish faith He is said 10 have been
open-handed ami liberal with his plunder and he was
uopular man among imDlCf5.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
Mr.. GOES Plan or RESUMPTION.
APPROVED BY THE vEw-YoRK BANKS.

APPROVED BY TIE NEN-NOkh BANh>'
The plan for resumption Of specic-p payments,
submitted by George Coe, of this city, To the Bankers
Convention was discussed freely aud favoraby at an
informal meeting of New-York Bank Presidents a few
days ago. and resulted in the appointment OF commit
tee TO mature plan of action, to be submitted TO Secre-
tary sherman after il shall have been approved by the
New York bank officers. Mr. C0e stated 10 TRIBUNE
resented fifty ont of the dyeg banks of the city.
The pian fayorahlv received. since thon, several
presidents who were unable to "tieno' nave siShed
their desire 10 cooperate.
lis plan Mr.. Coe claims, viii bring about gradual re
sumption, with entire safety and Will remove al ears 81
panic. lie asserts thai Secretary sherman, by taking m
gold ufcts greet injury To the banks for every $4,000
OF lod or LEGAL tenders taken III destroys ne borrowing
power $4,000 "The beauty Of Mr. Goes plan saft
Il prominent banker ana member OF the present rynd-
suton OF gold for legal tenders and leaves the fun
loaniug capacity OF the hanks unqhcCrd thus meeting
,yi inc n,r,c Mr. C6e also states that lis
he syndicate. "Ihe IDEA is" Mr.. C0e saws " to
The assent OF all the banks IN the ciy and then
make contract with the Cover ment 10 furnish gold Oh
demand. whenever the Secretary shall decide 70 make
calls and thus foresiil any -. r'eiiy legislation by
that AL gold puchqscs by business would be trans
act q thereafter ~ the bduks-he legitimate channel-
al present This would close up the avenues for spccula
ton aud the fluctuations in the price OF gold would
ccasr."
The cashier Of a leading down town bank said ' Nj:
Co.'S plan for resumption is simple aud sure. As
understand AZ, IT proposes 10 Make the Utuh-
deDOsItOcs 10 qccUmuae coin and make that
fund available for gold loans and discounts TOR the use
of the Government thus gradually substituting trans
actions on gold basis for those on currency basis
until the entire business OF tho country Is done on gold
standard and tnen resumption is attained.
Toe Executive Council Ot The American Bankers As
SOcatOn, at meeting held on saturday, appointed
committee to confer with the committee Of bank prcS
dents the subject, ans 10 cary all the details INTO
effect The committee is composed OF Wiliam o. D.sl-
Ior of Columbus; j. f. Tyler, Of Boston; Morton
McYichael IT, of Philadelpha J. ID. Hayes OF Detroit
Charles f. Parsons, OF 81. Louis; Jou1 McMur1ay, ot
Louisville and James Buell., of New-NOrk. meeting Of
the omt committees viii be held next week and wnen
tie plan is agreed upon, 81 committee is 10 be Sc
ccted 10 present il President Haycs and Secretary
Sherman aud en- into contract With the Government
to carry It into effect II la stated th&t eXSecIetaIy
McCu.l0ch approves OF this plan
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
FUNERAL OF FATHER MOONEY.

The funeral of the late Rev. Father Mooney
OF ST. Bridcet's Roman Catholic Church, on SATURDAY
morning. was largely attended By his parishioners anu
promnent citizens. Tnc clergy we're represented ny
Vcars.General Quinn, Preston and Doane; bishops
Ioughlln OF Brooklyn, McNerny. Of Albany Ryan, OF
BuGo Corrgan of Newark Hendricken, oil PROVIDENCE
and Galberry OF Hartford Mayor ETY. Ihulo" "eeu'
s. =. Cox Benjamin \. Willis. Sheriff Relily ana Juusrs
Bdy and Campbell attended the services at the church
The services were begun at 10 o'clock with Chophs
"Funcral March After the usual chant for the dead
lea by Fathers RrardOn and kean, the mass Tor lhe
repose OF the dead sld by Father McOeate
of tne Church of the Transhguratlon. The sefV,
ices closed with BeethOven's Funeral March.
Tie Rev Father ora rell, Of ST Peters Chuch, deilV
cred the euloy the dead, speaking OF MS
AS minister aud citizen, Of HIS waim-heartr0ness ana
his success in the work which he had devoted MS me
Al the conclusion Of the address, an opportunity was
given To the multitude in attendance To view me re-
mains The coffin and altar covered win onerinss
of overs from many friends On one side OF the aar
was a cushion of tuberoscs bearing the inscription we
mourn our loss" and otner side similar cnSi0n
Inscribed Rest" At the head AMI foot OF the CONN
Crosses crowns, harps broken columns, anu oHer
rich floral designs. ~.
The funeral procession. headed by platoon OF police
company OF the G9th Regiment and 81 BrldCets rem
pcrnce and Benevolent Societies. started AT TWO Och
for Calvary Cemetery followed 10y long line OF inourhrs
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
TIE BRIDGE APPROACHES.

The work on the New-YOrk approach of the
East River Biilge steadily ADVANCING and the excaya
ton for the foundations Of the second piers for the
arches west Of the anchorage nearly completed In
Brooklyn beginning at York ST. there will be erected
eacn side Of the two lofty and massive parallel
walls for the purpose OF supporting the six plate
erdere" by which the approach crosses YOrkst in an
Sbique direction. In order adapt the walls for future
ee I'M forming sides Of buildings. they VIII be pro-
yded with suitable archways doors and win
dows The NcWIOrk approach differs IN many paricu-
lars from that IN Brooklyn. IL is nearly twice long
and much more elevated thus involving greater expense
and labor in construction Its location also demands
more OF an architectural display than he made in
Brooklyn. The earth taken from the excavation the
Brooklyn side IS being rapidly removed 70 the inerscc
ton of Cherry and DOveists in this city. The foun-
daons for the walls OF the approaches are OF various
kinds according To the nature OF the ground. In the
swamp piles are driven, IN the sand concrete foundations
are made and in more compact ground Ordinary ruDbe
walls are built, with broad Il Il stones Tor fOOungs.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
THE PRFsIDFST's SUNDAY.

CINcINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 16.-President Hayes
attended Divine at Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church this The Rev. Earl Cranston preached
After service at the church, the President dincd with Dr.
John Davis, at whose residence he Is stopping During
the afternoon, in company with H. A Stephenson Collec
tor OF Customs he made some Informal visits among
others calling upOn an old lady who told him,
when a young man, that he would reach his
present exalted position. In the evening ho
took tea at the residence Of Geo W. Jones, esq.
secretary Eyarts with his two daughters and his son.
left Washington yesterday morning, and remained all
night al Grafton. W. Va, where they Joined az
breakfast this by Secretary -churz and Post
mast r-ienera Key The party reached this city tns
evening and will leave with President Hayes for Louis
vile tomorrow morning at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
THE RISING AND TIE SETTING FAITH
SERMON BY THE REV. O. b. FROTHINGIIAM on THE
DECLINE OF CHRISTIANITY.


The Rev. o. b. rockingham yesterday began
his Fll the Masonic Temple at Sxthave and
Twentythrdst He sounded the keynote Of his teach
ngs sort OF preface and expounded the relations Of
a faith TO the Old
1t may be considered audacous. weak or idle said
the preacher "o characterize the faith Of Chistendom
the setting aith, and the beliefs held by few hand
fus Of people in the ~ civilization the rising
aiih % the world. but such is TO speak the truth Chris
fore lis decay is visible 10 all eyes, but is decline is
plainly apparent 10 thinking minds What is this setting
faitif Christianity OF an phases nnlds 10 the car
iy Of the Christ. This implies dependence
upon Christ for help, FOR redemption, for salvation IL
means the hcpleSsness and nbccy Of man. j. leaves
hlm straw upon the empestl0sed ocean OF existence
The signs which indicate the decline of this system built
Christ these II has lost its hold upon cultivated
people for loss OF faith is synonymous with Inteect
has also lost It's hold upon the uncutyated casoIthe
faith either Protestant or Catholc bnt what eject
bsd rcIi"ion mon tboso ,nen whom fbey rebcIIed
against society Did they take lessons fi0m Christ
DID they make the Sermon on the Mount
tuer rademecUm : Another sign is the decline
OF Theology, Nopody breaches theology now. h n cal,
from him, and even Mr. Moody. that prince of revival
lists. keeps his dogmas in the background KNOWING ther
ife Christian principles, nor based
upon the New Testament People nowadays are actuace
by common wisdom and prudence People IN fact never
did 1--we out their religion. There is great gull h1el
between creeds and practice And the tendency 70 sun
decay"
Tho characteristics OF the rising f1th, cOullnueu
Mr.. rockingham, these: The absence OF Chtis IL
has saviOr-no Redeemer Yetlt Ieyeres All leaders
of the race some OF those whom Chrieuauy con
dcmns. IL believes the possible, essential mah-ln
nanhoOd-in deep and dear humanity strugging III SIN
and sorrow, bu when has within tseii power 10 serve
an questions fairly submitted, ANA 10 give peace TO all
TINS new aith does not overthrow immortality IL cher
every nope IT, but sets the hereafter III new
relations with tls life. IL the believer hold, tO mere
after IL completion Of this Ie ana only 10 give
dignity the present existence. Again. the new fdh
does not believe the supernatural II does not pray
for there IS no answer to come George Muller believes
that he susians large orphan asylum by
prayer alone. We cannot prove tina wrong hut we
do not believe that II Is sustained KIND friends,
knowing of bIs work. felt impcled by the kindly
pulses of their send him AID BY strange
medicines, this aid just when II most need d.
The rev iath does not do the work OF the old II does
claim to the needs. Ii satisfies only the
needs OF to-day. 10 lives III to-day. Let US lie satisfied
with the faith that suits lis the OF angels
listen for but tie sad sweet music OF humanity. The
salvation have in Ovation from doubt, dis
honesty and fear IN this pr, sent rugged pathway"
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

The champion Chicago White Stockings scored
their fourth victory the Hartford Brooklyn Club tho
Union Grounds Saturday in their tenth championship
game About 900 people within the enclosure when
play called at $780, The opened we'll the hrst three
strikers on both going out IN the order Of striking The
cbcagos took the lead inning when they scored
two runs They added another % their score In the third
Inning after retiring the Harords without scoring
In the next innings the Haros succeeded In scoring
three runs added another % their score IN
tb nm Inning and this gave the game had 10
be called account Of the rain The score Was 10 s.
The champion iprofessiona Cheea club OF Brookyn
vsiLed Orange Saturday. 70 play third game with
the Orange Club the close Of he seventh inning neither
ode had scored the eighth inning the Chelseas
made two runs aud the game by soore OF 70 o.
Boston, SATURDAY. tho LASS championship game DC