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The New York herald., 1877-09-22

umPrc-Mr. Bunce.
Runs earned-Hsrtfords, Z; Chicagos, 2.
FIRST base by errors-Hartiords, q; Cbicagos, 2.
Lett on bases-Ilartiords, III Chicagos g.
Total base hits.-Hartiofds, 20; Chicagos, 10.
Home funs.--York,
The Indianapolis Club defeated tho Stars, OF Syra-
cuse the Chicago tournament, In ten inning game,
by the following score:-
Star......... ........2 o .
indianapolis ........ 0 o 3-l2
The base ball fraternity and Its admirers In the city
of Washington, d. e., are anticipating considerable
pleasure over contemplated match next week DO
tween members oil the old and famous National CLUB
ani a new National amateur nine that has rcapcd
considerable amount OF favor this season. The mem
bers of the old nne many Of them holding prom
nent and responsible positions In the public service,
aud their temporary reDtree INTO tho diamond hcd
Will be enth Enthusiastically received.
To-day tho Young Mutuals and Downtown Amateurs
play on the Union Ground; Hartford and Chicago, at
New Haven; Athletic and ST. Louis, AT Philadelphia;
Star and Allegheny, at Cnicago Continental and Bor
romeo, at BROOKLYN; Hobcken and Quckscp, at Gen.
tenniai Ground, Jersey CITY, and Produce Exchange
and star, at Greenwich
Tho Auburns defeated the Crickets of Binghamton,
at Auburn, by a score oi 81.
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A 1UGBOAT BURNED.

The tugboat c. Henderson, wnile passing through
He'll Gate early yesterday morning, caught fire and
crifted down the East River with oil the sternward
portion aba2e The police oil the Nineteenth precinct
telegaphcd TO the IRE companies In tho neghborhood
OF me station and when the tug was brought 10 shore
at Sixtysecond street by two men, named Burke ana
Nefabcr, who put OF to tho assistance OF the men
aboard her, engines hand TO pour stream
OF water upon her The damage done the tug amounts
to about 1900.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

The celebrated trotting horses Rarus Great
Eastern trot match for $1,000 at Fleetwood Park
day. Rarus will trot In harness, driven by John
Span and Great Eastern will under saddle ridden
by Charles Green. 1t will be trot we'll worth wit
Messing as both horses can 60 well down in the
"teenyn
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TROTIING AT wAvERLY, N.

There three races yesterday, as iolows:--
FIRST RACE For purse OF $500, for horses that have
not beaten 2;3O; mile heats, best three in five. En-
tres-w. H. Thompsons chestnut gediDe silver Tail,
John span's bay gedng Calmor and 7. W. Aikipson's
bay geding Flora. The 6rsi three heats were won by
Calmor. Time, :301s-2 30-3:321s
SECOND RAcE-For purse of $3.50, TO 60 you
please with running mate, under saddle otherwise
Entries--R. Dempster's b. g. H. L. Davidson; John
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COACHING IN JERSEY.

In the drive OF the Coaching Club from Jersey City
to Waverey, N. j., yesterday Colonel Delaney Kanc
led tho He passed through Jersey City at half
past eleven O'Clock A. ~, taking the Newark Plank
Road ana driving NJ rapid gait Much interest was
manifested IN the coaching.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The schooner Ambassadross will bo launched from
Carlls yard, CITY Island, about eleven O'CLOCK ibis
morning
The Flushing regatta will take place on Tuesday, the
25th inst not previously reported.
schooners Palmer ana IdIcr have gone INTO winter
quarters foot OF Court street, Brooklyn.
sloop Mantle Rear Commodore Huntley, B.YC 4,
had her masthead carried away Saturday last in the
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CANADIAN TROTTING.

Sr. JOHN, N B., Sept. q, 1871.
At the Moose Path Park to-day Princess, who
is owned In Nova Scotia alter winning two heats in
the 1880 Glass; expelled from all tracks under the
National Association, II having been discovered that
she had rotcd under tho Of Frances and Fanny
Raymond in the United States last year. and that her
record there 2.25
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THE CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY FAIR

JAMESTOWN, n Y, Sept 81, 1877
The iorty-6rst annual county fair closed this even
ing The displays were good In all departments and
successful fair ever held IN Chautauqua county Tro-
ting premiums awarded TO Versailles Girl first;
Adobe Clark, second, and Silver Cloud. third Best
time. 2:32sI
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MADISON MARKSMEN.

The citizens Of the quiet town OF Madison. N. j.,
have organ zed rife club ana obtained the gratutous
use of ground for a thousand yard range. Much in
terest manifested IN the undertaking by the people
Of the place.
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Won by Fl. L. Davidson.

Splan's ch. g. Planter Won by H. L. Davidson.
4 me, 2:36 361a-2AI-24a
THIRD RAcE-For purse of $3.50, for PAGERS; open
to all. Entries-Henry Heddens b. g. Nancy Daw-
son; John j. Harpers y IN. Josie II. +. Willis, Jr's
b. &. Leather Lungs: James SIMPSONS b. 9. Blind
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CREEDMOOR.
SECOND DIVISION CAVALRY SHOOTING IN THE
SECOND CLASS.

SECOND DIVISION CAVALRY SHOOTING IN THE
SECOND CLASS.
A detail Of the cavalry Of the Second division, OF
Brooklyn, praciised yesterday in the second and rst
classes Captain St. John, of the division staff, acted
Inspector Of Rife Practice, and Dr. Orh surgeon
in charge. The wind very strong during the day
II blew from the northeast. The weather was very
clear and the light was strong.
Eight men Of the Gltlng battery were present
Seven OF them qualified at the 200 and 300 yard
ranges for tho marksman's badge competition. The
following were their scores-
Private Urquhart "a Sergeant Dawey...... 80
Lieutenant Beebe. "a Private Jolly ......... 26
Private CarmaD. 80 Private Warner. 70
Sergeant Mory........ 80
The Separate Troop Of the Fifth brigade sent out 1
teen The following are the scores oi those who
qualified for the first class ranges
Private Geisler. "a Private Stummerman.. so
Private Older. ......... SO Private Bender ~
Private Schwackerberg 32 Private Reese. ~
Lieutenant Roseand... 80 Sergeant Pape. 70
Captain Nedderweger.. II Private Clause 20
The Separate Troop OF the Eleventh brigade paraded
thitysix men. Eight OF them qualified on tho follow
ing scores
Private Ohbrogge..... 80 Private Vcnderein.... 25
Lieutenant BenIer..... II Private Gunge. 20
Private Hawk......... ~ Private Lange. ....... 25
Private Falkenmeyer.. 70 Private Denmuth. 20
This members Of the Scotch-American team also
American Club, which comes OF on next Tuesday A
competition also took place among the members OF
the seventy first regiment OF New York Tor badge
presented to the regiment by Captain Sauter, OF the
by Private Williams Of the Seventy first, score
Of thIty-sx points. The match was ten shots Oh.
hand at 200 yards.
To-day some private long range matches will take
shoot match with that Of Greenwich which Is send
ing team 10 this CITY Tor the OCCASION.
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SUPPLEMENTARY.

Number OF open accounts July l, 1877, l,043
Salaries paid by the bank for last months, $685.
Other expenses paid for last six months $S75 93.
Rate OF interest PAID 10 deposors for last six
months SIX per cent.
This bank reported January /, 1877, MS follows:-
Due deposors, $ll5 222 9S surplus, 81 424 2; open
accounts, 1,03l.
havo been accused Of s'cooking' up this statement
with Mr.. Swan. deny it. am not guilty OF any OF
the charges made against me, and the reason have
not gone the bank Is that have been advised
by my physician that would lie at the expense OF
life to 40 So Feel my head Dc you not appreciate
how hot II sf Then, as to the Morris aud Essex hu
tua Coal Company, will say TO Mr.. Ogden, and any
others who have made charges against me, that the
coal properties bought in good faith, lease made
TO the Erie Railway Company. There Is dividend
awaiting those who neld the original stock
PRESIDENT BRoADwELL's ARREST
The Investigating Committee have Tor somo days
been satisfied that Mr. Sherman Broadwe's connec-
tion with the defalcatons IN the Clarmont Savings
Bank were such as to render his arrest necessary.
Accordingly they, aided by Mr.. h. i. Vaudervesr,
counsel tor tho depOsitors obtained warrant yester
day Tor Mr.. Broadwell's arrest from Commissioner
George Van Horn, in Jersey City. which executed
last night by Deputy Sheriff Cronn, OF Hudson county
This official proceeded 10 Mr.. Broadwels house. into
which he Obtained admission with no little difficulty.
When informed Of his mission President Broadweii
completely overcome and seemed to be IN abject
Distress He nnalIy gave bail In $4,000 to appear
when needed,
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TRoTTING AT NARRAGANsETT PARK.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 81, 1877.
The last day Of the fall trotting meeting at Narragun
sett Park passed of successfully. There was q large
attendance, and despite high winds, which sent clouds
OF dust the track, the trotting was quite fast
The races Of the day were for horses had
beaten 2:24 in the first race and 23s in tho second.
The favorites in the pools we're the Boston Reldng
Dick swiveller in the 2:24 class, and the stallion
Schuyler OF Seneca Falls, the 1913 class Tho bet
ting was very lively ana tho pools were all OF consd
cradle amount.
In the 224 race the starters were bay geding Dick
Swveller bay geding Driver, roam geldng Honest
Harry ana bay gelding Tom keeler. Swveilcr won In
three straight heats without any trouble, making in
each heat 2:23ts Honest Harry performed some good
work. but had no show for the race.
In the for 1888 horses there was rather moro
excitement schuyler the iavorite, had large back
ng, but the field, which consisted oil the bay geldipg
Pratt, sorrel geldng Little Gem and brown gclding
Norris all good horses had plenty OF money put out on
II by those who were confident IT had quality enough TO
take the victory.
In the nrst heat Schuye and Little Gem had several
contests, but the first named came IN good winner.
The second heat was captured by Pratt. who made
II for Schuyler on the homestretch. Pratt took
the third heat from the favorite, WHO made gaan
effort. The Pratt stock went up, but Schuyler's
hackers stuck by him nevertheless Schuyler now
toted In the two ing heats a his best and car
red OF the honors despite all the efforts made by
Pratt and Little Gem TO prevent him. Schuyler's best
time was 81 Pratt trotted heat IN 2:2o
Tho fall meeting mas been profitable one to the
managers and has done much to advance the interests
OF Narragansett Park The racing has been quite IN
tcresting us everything has been conducted properly
and this meeting closes the Eastern Circuit IN salts
factory manner.
SUMMARY,
NARRAoAysErr PARK CRANsroy X. l., SEPT 2l--
FouRrH DAY or TuE FALL MEETING Purse OF 81, 900
Tor 224 horses, best IN ., IN harness. $500 TO hrs
$3.50 10 second, $3.50 TO thrd 500 to ourih horse.
Starters.
J. Goden's b. &. Dick Swvelcr.. ........... l
J. }. Bowen's r. K. Honest Harry ..............
j. ). Bakers b. g. Tom kcelcr. 4
A. Godsmith's b. &. Drlvcr... ..........
Time, 2:231s-2:23ls-2;231a
DAY.-purge
in harness; $500 to hrst $3.50 to second, $3.50 10
third, 500 TO fourth horse.
Starters.
d. II. Edwards b. s. Schuyer........ 2 /
4. =. Carpenters b. z. Pratt........... l l
w. W. Larrabce's .. <. Little Gem.....2 =
T. NJ Laughlin's br. q. Morrls.... .... 3 3 4 4
Time, 2:sl-2;29-2:351 1i-2:3l A-2:3lN.
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AxxoS. On Friday morning, 2lst inst, FREDERICK.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenw Ho'eI-Sir Henry Wilmot, and Nir
Philip Edmund wodehouso; of Enganh "enrsn " T LII ~
Hartford, Curtis Guild Of Boston and eX Cnnr'ss
I. Case. I. g Y Hrel 'ri,nf''es-"e, ar
A ITumpircvs Chief OF Engineers. Z. :. \ ---.- t.o'
-Sonat0roIect Theodore Pomerov fillmore = itos
and A. O. Beardsiev ~ Auburn n Y, and I,,s,
James craig and Mqvor A. Bcat'ie, o. - Joseph M
CONGRESSMAN r. C. PIatt Of Owego, y. " ana Mayor W
mccarthy ~ Pittshurc .Surterdnt Jioue-Ke NunI ~
Charles 8 Boggs T. s. GlsTv House-r Janea
con Il Of Rome Italy and Congressman Thomas oIhtl
q, Rondout n ". Rreroert Fop's-Beniamn - Cheen.t
If Rcston sibs-nar, Hote-Genera Thomas Kilhv smith
Of Philadelrhie - yec- Yorr HOf,i-Geuera James H. 10y
nolds OF Tnt0n S9dre non H. I'M
hnTJ ~ Wasbington - Grand CENTRAL H0fsi-A q. " ems
President Of the Cincinnati wabash. and Michigan larosd
P0sSrnOrs Hote-General george W. lass HNN
Milton CourtriCht Of Penns Glyania
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MISSION socfFTIrs, AyyIyERsARIrs

The thTtieth anniversary Of the Missionary
Association of the Thirteenth Street osbyterlan
Church was observed at that church sun
day evening Tie receipts during the past year
were 1858 Sc and tho expenditures S79G 50.
During tn years the association has expended
$40 sG4, and distributed TauitOusly 5000 books Ad-
dresses were delivered by f. A. Ferris superintendent Of
the sabhatsChOO O the Fourteenth Street Prc,by
Church and by The Rev. Dr. BevGn. OF the Brick Church
Dr. Beyan strongly urged the importance Of sustaining
the work OF the ASSOCIATION among tho freedmen of the
south order that missionaries ght be trained
work IN Africa.
The Youths Missionary Society connected with the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, held It's forty first
yersay sunday evening The treasurer reported that
SAP had been received during the year. and 11S sent
foreign missions. The society, during fOtyOne years,
las collected and used missionary purposes over Sl7-
900. Tie Rev. T. :. Henson, OF Philadelphia, made an
earnest appeal for continued missionary work AwtOO,
q native Karen, whom the society is educating, At Mad-
son University, made "a short address, thanking the
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BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Isaac Blumenthal, wholesale butcher at the
foot Of East Forty fourth-s has gone into voluntary
bankruptcy. His liabilities S27 100; nominal assets
Sl446i.
Composition proceedings have been begun before Reg
lister Allen by Charles Kaufman wholesale butcher al
No GIG West F0reth-st He oilers 10 pay his creditors
% cents tho dollar, IN three, six nine, and twelve
months His liabilities S62, 1916, and assets $685. 79
j. Il NJ. Michel. late dealers In millinery goods at No
Sos BroadWay who arrested recently civil pro
cess were brought, yesterday, before Commissioner
Belts on the charge Of fraudulent bankruptcy. They
were admitted 10 bail Ia 5000 each
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INVESTIGATING CHARGES OF BRIBERY.

Mayor Schroeder was a witness, yesterday
before the Brooklyn Supervisors Committee. which
appointed investigate the charges Of corruption made
against Supervisor Fireman. with reference the award
Ing Of the architects contract for the fail. Mr.
Schroeder said that his authority for his statements In
the Board last Thursday the architect, Mumford,
said that Muudeu told linn that both hc (AIundeD
aud Crooke would pay money have the contract
awarded 10 them. Mr.. Mundcll, the stand, denied
having made any statement to the effect that II
necessary 10 use money get the contract never
said anything like that" he concluded, "a'd n had
thought IT, would not have said IT, Laughter IcXpect-
cd 10 gct the contract through friendship" The commit
tee adjourned until tOmOrrO morning.
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MEyoELs AND HIS MONEY SOON PARTED.

August Mengels, OF HObOken, cabinet maker,
preferred charge against Pauline BiermaD, Of No 222
West Twenty hfh-st, Of obtaining money from him by
false representations. lie became acquainted with her
about four or five years ago. and paid her marked attcn
lion. She accepted loans from him. from time to time,
il IL alleged 20 tue amount OF $1,000 She then declined
receive his addresses and he complained TO Justice
Murray. TIC dismissed ia the Police Court,
Mcngrls sought redress CvIl Court. There he
advised to begin criminal proceedings again. The
defendant !. about TWENTY-FIVE years Of age, and Is
singer 81 Patrcks Cathedral she admits having re-
ceyed 81 200 IN loans from the complainant and denies
that size had intention 10 marry him. The further
examination was deferred until Saturday.
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,1-pprPors TRAMPs IN OHIO.

CYcIyNATI, Nov. ia special dispatch
from Columbus, Ohio states that gang OF hFe
tramps boarded westeru-bound Pan hann'e t'"in III
tbe Indianapolis division Saturday night last and re-
,od IN NJ 9 their fare The conductor with the assist
ancc Of other railroad employees, while putting hcm OH
al ifIiard, station SHOT At, Dut without C.ct Inc
traps were all arrested, and on them "'s 'ouuu III 80
lot of burglars tools. - tiff.
AZ an early hour yesterday morning, n tramp while
roibnp the Post Office Grafton Ohio was fired upon
nv charles Allen who slept in the building The tramp
returned the fire. with probably fatal effect and then
made cscaDc.
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THE ORGANIZING OF THE CABINET DELAYED
T.trrOE Tuesday. Nov. 90, 1877.
Renter dispatch dated Paris November IT, II p m
STRIKE OF ENGLISH WEAvERs.

LONDON. Tuesday, Nov 90 1871
The weavers OF two of the largest mills IN
Oldham numbering 800, have struck against redue-
non in their wages. Tho masters threaten Lockout
10 0GO lucrative Ia the Oldham District are affected by
tba nendinQ dinlcu
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A DEFAULTNG COUNTY TREASURER.

CINC1YYATI, O., Nov. ia Laporte, Ind,
special dispatch says: George " Mcum County Treas
urer whose term OF Office expired November 10 short
$4,000 in his cash account, through supposed embez
element bv his SOP. Edward M,cum. wno WAS Depdy
.ren-re and WHO. duru the past two ytas', las been
InAlLu. llst uc.-
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ported at Quakertown Penr., and at Springfield, Mass
Blaskopf, OF Cannon-st, Yesterday obtained fourteen
lilies who were elected yesterday taken 10 new
lodgings The receipts OF the day were 1905.
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A sERvANT GIRLS THEFTs.

Elizabeth Livingston, IL servant employed by
Mrs. Emma Roberts, Of No. 101 West Fifty dfthst was
arrested last night charged with stealing She admitted
her guilt AT the house OF her sister No BOG West Forty
fourthst large basket flied with stolen clothing aud
twenty pawn tickets representing lcWelrg, cuely sill
yerWaIe aud clothing valued az 1900, were found.
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4 CAEALBOAT CAPTAINS FATE.

The body VI a man, apparently about thirty
five years old, was found floating q small creek near
the Harlem River three dayo .go. and taken To the
MOfgae Last evening ~ IGci.f,. That Of Jsmes
Wheeler, canaL-Doat captain OF LlizG1o;LVtt Nj.
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Theodore B. Starr,
Of the Late Firm of
ST a IL Il ~ ARGUS
NO. % JOHN.sr

Announces EaiS EEUOVAB. 10 Va.
3OS FaF'TB-AVE., TAspEsON-sQgARp
where the new HarcroOms are now
open for Inspection. Zine Business VIII
be devoted, a. Ina tiIe past, TO the Sale 90
!, ine diamonds and 0tIicr Precious
STONES ssare Pearls, Choice S,one Gam,
eos and ini"@iios, @ich Gold jew
ry' watches &c.; Fine Clocks, EsrorzCs
Tol'Sheu Srass Goods, Objects or ART
ana the siiver-SVare OF fiic GOaETs,T
MANsFACEURsNG COMPANY, OF
w"hcn iie IL now the sole Agent for The
ESefaI Department i'm This Civ.
ID. goo FHFTH-A VENUE.
Madison-square.
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,lrncn,Nr sryrENcED roR FoRGERY.

ALBANY, \. l., NOV. ~" TTTT0TH 20 NY .
or the state !produce merchant against whom sryora
Indictments or forgery in the hird degree were found
by the Grand Jury on saturday last was attasueu Ia
tia G,nuty Court and Court OF Sessi rs, to-day amt
uieadcd guilty Jude Van Alsyne hereupon sentenced
l.m 90 Eve ycaL. hand lbor I'D NC Allany fcltcnty
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HENRY STANLEY HOMEwARD BOUND.

LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1871
Mr.. Stanley the African explorer, has been
entertained at q grand banquet at Cape Town ne Vas
pivmnnh where he is expected TO arrive December D.
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TIE RIGHT OF VETO DENIED.

The Rome correspondent of The Times states
that the Council Of the Vatican las decided that no
rowcr can veto the cOncaves selection OF asuocesoor 10
'"' i'''' rFor other foreign Ne,o' ss' First Pdgel
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pnnFRr RRnWNlNG RETIRES.

LoSDos, Tuesday, Nov 90 1877.
Robert Browning, the poet, writes to me
Times that he has declined the candidacy for the LORD
Rectorshp of St Andrews.
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THE SENATE ABANDONs IMAGINATION

LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 90, 1877.
The TTmes's Paris correspondent says: q" The
announcement o. the result of the vote in the Senate yes
torday was cheerod by the Left THO figures show that
the Senate has virtually abandoned tho Cabinet as eN
eluding five votes contributed by the Ministers mem
selves the Cahinetcommands less than halt INC SenaH
The corres pondent regards this As sign tiat unis
the Marshal hcneeforth governs with the majority we
senate NAV be regarded having also aDanuohcu hi
THE ORGANIZING OF THE CABINET DELAYED
LgE1oN Tuesday, Nov. 90 1877.
Renter Dispatch dated Paris November 49, II D. ln'
saws: "The arrangements for TIE formation OF nc%
Cabinet have progressed considerably, but n ho pfou
allie that the list OF Ministers will be gazetted before
Wednesday next"
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p Q S = s G RIP 7.
3.45 a. N.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY SUPPORTS RUSSIA
(BY CABLE TO 1nE rRiBUaB

4 dispatch from Berlin says: " Germany viii
slnport Russa's claims for the passage OF the Oar
doneilcs
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PnrrrY DrAn MorIIERl.-Nice littl.

PRETTY DEAR W0rHER).-Nice little girl
con. Go let me see you diui;w CAPTAIN Gro@0n-
WHY nv dearl" Nice Li.t.o Girl" Because ma SAYS
you drink like a lsh."-lJJoy.
4 jolly son of the ocean was ahont being
NM ON board an oltyar -bound snip for which he had
previously entered. when ho qs3 leave 20 have another
mr., no town" BENZ rfOrmcd that he could NOT Dee
nont,d 10 co. as The ship about to sail, he sang
out 10 a man on the wharf. entire stranger 10 hh,
Hero. my friend" throwing hlm hyt--hulng piece,
snaud thai for NELL DO much Tor on another
time"
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HCDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.

Gam 500 Noon. Az IN m 42'. Nidnirht 33'.
HRheu curng the dav. az. Lowcst. 81
Average 36 Same dsy. 1876 4l't.