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CONGRESS KILLING TIME.
AFTER BRIEF SESSIONS morn BRANCH
rs ADJOURN TO MONDAY.
New Biii-. Resolutions. .ec.-Thc Alabama
tisims-Tbe Colorado Case Referred
Blacks and Whites a skiing Help IA eItey.


WAsuINaroN. Oct. 25-In tho Senate
.......,.,a,,,,., e., ,h, ,o ,no,, uooro,,r, -,
COMMUNICATION irohi uh' Wv i"'t' n''i'u'S w
War transmitting u report on tho cost oil re-
povinp ohstructions in tho harhor of pcnsa-
1 - - -, a., a., go,
con-, anu communication Hoil WV uo i"'''
Secretary OF the Interior. transmitting tho re-
NOR, nf ,h. q ,vcrnmrnt Directors of the Union
~ 20 =, e., -, - IL. r.. on
fn'iiic hlllroau LOT inc yehr chuii. ouhc oV'
1877. were received.
Mr. Mcmillan lRrp MinnO presented n num-
Mr. Wv" nun ''''p'' ",,'" ,,'. r'
Der OF rcsoiuuohs passcu NY 'ne i'nn''o,'' LIS
islaturc. among them one requesting the re-
,no,,l 81 thu Mile I M chinncwns
W U.s., =, =, ,., a
MT Conklng 'ien' ~ IL prcs'h''" i''"'"
struncc signed hy large number OF citizens Of
Nc. yrL o,.ins, fla, rcnnal of the Bankruit
'"P -, ~ "t"'''s' w
law ana asking ior l's hhi'huhch,
largo number OF petitions from various
,,r,s ~ ,,, ,ou,,r, osLing ircrooaod comncn-
i"i' ", w .'"''''' - ~. - -,
sation Tor leuer carriers were pr's'hten'
Mr. kprnnn (Dcm.. n. W introduced by re-
ou,st and wi,hnu, committing bimsclf IN ito
w" - ~ ", 49,, - 60. :, .i
hama Claims.
AIao n rim f,r tho fur,bcr diatrtbution NJ tho
H''o '''' ~ "'' ''', =, 49, -,
moneys rccclN'd unucr tno u'ncNh "Wuru'
authorizing all persons and corporations claim
In, g., ~, or,,,l.1 T., INV nor,,op of tho ,noncvs
g., 49,, a. = d., a,,nc In ,hn limited Stntna Court
20 sme lor 's SAM ,n ai uu e, frn H.
,asa.,,n - ~ ~ 40 ~ ~
Surr,r," roWrt nf IN, intel Stnirs
III pumb tRnn Kant introuucrd n bill To
-, az, n,lditin'nni arttci" Of war II nro-
nr"hibi,s gnmhlinr or nlavintr Mt cnrcs or other
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We have received from kouldia letter
from our celebrated traveller, NJ Pu"yulshy. H."
snys. under date Aug. ~ that ne returned in
that city six weeks previous, ana mat ne mus
been occupied all the time since then IN writing
down his impressions Of his travels, IN packing
IN his collections, and IN getting ready Tor II
Vi. PrJcvalsky expected to set ont again for
Thihct on Aug, n, and NJ It Is impossible To
penetrate thence by the Iob-Nnor he has chosen
the route inclining Ia the north of Tinn Chian
which passes through the cities Of Giuut 'henr
and khami, in order to proceed thence To
Xuidum and nj last along the upper course al
the Blue river II he meets with no rNtraor-
binary obstacles. Nj. PrJryalsky expects Ia ar
range his tourney ms follows AT the end of
August departure from kouldln end of Oto-
Der, arrival at Giuutchrnc; beginning Of De
cemher arrival at Khami; IN February. arrival
ut Iadnm; and in the beginning of July, ar
rival AT khlassn. The exploration Of Thihrt
will last year. and in that event the return Of
NJ. Prryalsky TO liussia may take place IN the
autumn Of 1879.
NJ Pucyalsky says that his expedition 10 the
| Lob Moor has been crowned with success, ne
even reached place 2OO vcrsts Ia the east OF
| the Lob Moor. where he mado nstronomicnl ob-
seryations and secured for his collection three
wild camels. -
| He says that the wild camrls differ but little
! from the domestic cnmrls. One can only III,
convinced Of the difference existing between
| them 10y the examination of their skun, oi
which he POSSESSES four specimens in his cot
| lectlOns.
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THURSDAY. Oct. 25.-FLoun AND MEAI.--Thcre
siIicnsh some CONCESSIONS %cr made At the cc ming The
close was about stead. kyc nonr nnd So,,n
We quote state and ws.eyn 'nssroas: $40
sS Gs1, s eN'r" S.s's' DO Xxx and Xxx
s7sS". sia,Sf wheat Extras. s5S,ssd Is: d" x aud
S .S3Tns * SPs;? Southern Fb baker. ar is% ANY
Sr'e earn .SS'fEn sg SSs
rye dour sis,Cs>i 20 Wics, Iced. ssss25 z ton; rye
"S So!fo,sslc. Were qs but but aGsT :a 1Ss
n snor d Ss" az ~ i cr ocobr Viz liz of %
nr u uc Tor pcgcmber ~ Zoe for }enS"ty .1
sales Tor gture delivery. $3.50 bales Receipts nj po"
raoviloSs Pom Tor immediate aud October delivery
Wa ~ h.gend With sale; q 80 nv. mes, q W e.,
he later i,cr. duh" sis75 Dd snG sisSs ASKED i"r
SaqSS y ssI s1 sS SSs es gSWt s S oa ssr
Cut meats que, and nominal Lard NOR, frce, %, rcd,
$50 priSs CIV and 9 eoetso, Tor prime west, >;
nd 's dsy S5ys no. .s sg S1 p =, 2
for January and - - Tor February But,er better tor
and rS ias ll' ' wc'e cS 90 DO isac
unsettled; sta,c factory iosl34e. Western do ioSiSc
GR,iS-whcat VAS rather oaecr. but closed moro
pard sales On the spot 1000 bush. i7aoor bush at
20 q p fer a. Sprns T. SO q w ier NO. ~
serius Il is,or 10 rcd wcscte aud 81 3, Tor vi
80 srgs At q ',sssi 30 or qs,osr q Ss~sl .
rcd Western ior November nj n ~ Rye and barley N
demand. AMI tend upward uaH wcr a. lower unlef
o" Hn.h =, ~ We for WEN %iSsd a,Siic ~
WITT &c. T t %a S N I, , % "7 ior @ ,e
%,r Si b .pol 6 h ", s%a 40 Tor V, Il,
s G1 W ,Srd qc ,ar ls u. al rons Win M
N yea mt ul',c Tor November, aud steamer mN'd Nv
Gitoe ' sugar dull and nominal at ~ s,c.
for lair to good rcnnns 2OJO bag. Bral sold al "a
rhn'd ai.. At i3t I nn s ,I 1
Cuba %. new crop New, Orleans, gss7oc old 90
Tor domc sic Rio coffee nrm and IN moderate demand;
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the fourth md nth heats Yesterday White
Veil won the sixth heat and trOt. Time. 2;43,
2:42. 2.i3. 2.i2 2;45. 2:42N.
Tue second trot was Tor n purse OF tlH,
divided for the 9 80 class. mile heats best three
in five in harness. kosina, Cora j.. Kaidecr
and Nora VI. started. Cora j. was u strong
fuVuritc. and she proved truo To her hackers
hy winning the trot in three straight hcnts
Kaidcrr WIS awarded SECOND money and Nora
NJ third. Time, 2.4jK 2i5A. Gag.
The third event was purse OF 5000. divided,
free for all. Out OF four entries, Chus. DECKER
mans H. M Carrie ~, W. H. Wccks's gr. Z. Con.
Hunting. and N. II. WhippIc's ch. m; Dolly Dot
started. In the pools Dolly Dot was the lnvoritc
over the field. In the FIRST heat Carrie N. went
to the front. and held her lead 10 the wire, win
Ming hy unc length from Dolly Dot Gen. u unit
ing third. Time. 2:3gis. In the second heat
the horses got away together. At the quarter,
Carrie y. was leading by one length. Dolly Dot
then made fine burst " spool and flow past
her. winning the heat 10y two lrngths; Carrie n.
second. Gen. Hunting third. Time. 2:37'i .
The word WIS given for the thlrd neat, WIN
Gen. Hunting on the lead. which he held ~
the turn. whore he broke aud fell back. Dolly
Dot then took the lead. and hold her own To- the
humcstretch when Carrie y. rushed to the
front and won the heat by one length. Dolly
Dot second and Gen. Hunting third. Time
? 3G. Ia the next two heats Dolly Dot took the
lead from the start and held IT To the finish
winning with two lengths to spare. Time 2:3S
2 3S a. Second money was won by Carrie n.
and third ly Gen. Hunting.
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inc run upon 'hc o''o" n'','e oaV'ne9
-. .'..'...t.,,. os an th, div rr,,ioua I'm,
,erdhy morning as on .iv "uy PREVIOUS ou'
The Notification of the enforcement of the rule
i.,''.', lam, ,o,ic, l,,for, sup,s lor,,.r
than 500 could be drawn WIS lakcn down from
thc window and in its place the following was
..,''I,
posuu' -. ..,.. ..,.,. 4. ..,,,.,...
To facilitate tno~c dcnosiors VINO wl'h TO- withhraw
W.ir mqs nn,, , liz ,c,,r Il" INV n" Iast iol ,
az s 1s orlocS mntii cycrJ dcpo-or inside The
binding at the hour naincd il paid
Dcuosiiors VINO pcr IN w,ihdrnw'ns u,'i, moneN are
imuums thrm,cNcs rhlh'r IMAM uo Dahh' WHICH, We
~ % Nv IN ma try IN frehtcn Won i,,n
..Ii,,, vo,,r rass hooks
would az The youns and strong of 10th sexes to give
plnc, tn old people and women WIN ,'dr,n rms IS a
kindness. TIE thought Z" whon MN more 'h"n repay
Nog "", a n s M ~ At he pre- sent rate OF pay.
m, n, ,, .u,lc M To- carry the bank or sir months
without touching bonds ami mortgages
WILLIAM J btsf, Special Examiner
This notice rcnssured those who had como
-, ''9 . ',',1,' and ,,l,ho,l, ,l,,,, f,,,n1
the sixty-dnv rule still in force there were four
,lorLs n, tho ,ollrr's windows and two mon i'm
','"' " ..,. II t ,,,,,,
'harse OF inc s.en"'"'' NV p"' NV i've
were made mt the rate ~ 100 an hour Every
,,rao, ,s hc ar she entered the hank was
,,ivGn a numbered card to insurca place in line.
IN" r"y"rss Of what had been pursued before
r,,,'l,,'I liz, mill tulr in the street the lines
| ,r',y si'nr,nr md shorter until all had dropped
! IN rxrnrt thnsr who wanted money for pressing
| nn.ds 'Nrvrrthrirsa moro thnu 100 persons
! 49,, "a linz ins;dr Tho bank ali day
| \lh,1a No., n,.l.rk the hour for closing
c, wn'n h.. Jnors If tHs bank we're licked ami
| ,h"s, wi,hin who hnd not been served were
waited ON before IN" teller n lcsks were vacated
~, r.,, ,,ni,,ritv nf those, who Withdrew their
| mnn,v v"atnrslnv wore, working people having
wrrv small aims an dcpn-it
! rss rnnnrv ,vna mid Yesterday than on either
oftbn tv" ,,rsc"Iinls ,lays There WAS probably
! loss than flj 900 Distributed. ON Wednesday
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New YORK. Thursday. Oct 25.-Reccints N
bceNcs to-day - car inad-. or ~ head, max
ing total o i22j since MunduN, against I'nl Tor iht
spending tme last week Prices fell oil about 40
r. from opsrius rate. uf yesterday anu the mArNel
closed henv, salc- included common to extra nauft
steer. ~ -,siIr q y 10 dr>s b'abs N- hni cnmhiut
to tair T.Na. cherokee AMI cu"rad" cattle AZ ee'sc
t. dress 500, - n lar a. Euud native si'crs were gen
Grail, sold 10 pf ,rlnI o., r r., To- dress 'oe ~ ~
Kecttpts calves to-day were -l head. making bN
Monday. against i13l Tor ihr corresponding unt
last week Fat milk ted Nras were hrincr Win tendI
sale while dragged Mukicd Venls ranged ifuig
dc. oVc r h grs~-,rs from 80. :" . IN, ANA heaNJ
Western calves were SOLD az 'H1.ac r n.
Receipt. ul -hvep aud lamh. wen 81 car loads or aIJ
head making total az - ihcad since Monday aehinS
II Tor same time last week The feeling wns NOT q
firm reported yesterday. and sales were rather slow
but triccs were not materially CHANGED ordinary u
mime sheep ranged from ~ tn1lc r n AMI ordint
~ to prime lHmi, from e. toH.,r r n ioOr ana COM
mon sheen should hn quoted at So nc T. N ana aif u
good lots OF mixed sheep and lau'hs ~ ~ ge"l a. 900
Recctuts - hos 81. Loads or d'sh lac AL
making II since Monday AGAINST ilI75 Tor the san
time week About rar loads ui STATE h,Ts were u
fcrrd alive but none sold before Change. Nominal
quotations Tor live hogs were 5'ssHAc n Tor staia
and -. s57.c tor Western, will quiet feeling
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House Of Representatives.

The consideration OF the Colorado case
was resumed.
Mr.. Mills Dem. Tcxl said that neither Mr..
Belford nor Mr.. Paterson presented u prima
facic case and that the seat should be declared
vacant.
The debate continued till o'clock. when the
vote was taken on the resolution offered by Mr.
Harris Dem. Va to rcfcr the papers in the
case TO the Committee on Elections. This was
carried by II party vote yeas 1877, nays 1870.
Mr. Cox Dem. y. y presented n remon-
STRANGE Of fify-three merchants OF New York
against the repeal OF the Bankruptcy law and
for its amendment.
Mr.. Willis Dem. y. ~ presented q petition
OF the National Rifle Association. Geo. W. Win
gate general inspector OF rife practice in New
York; Gen. J. b. Woodward. Noah Davis and
about 900 others for m Appropriation for the
| ENCOURAGEMENT of rife practir". not only in the
regular army and navy. hut among the uni
! formed militia of the various States.
Among the papers presented 10 IN" flous" ~
! the speaker was one from the stat" ~ Mls~ourl
/ for the removal of III" national capital Inc
! reading Of It's title was greeted with derisNe
laughter. nni II was referred
Mr.. Garfield Rep. ohio' said that h" hAd re-
| ceiv,I n petition ~ such a peculiar chara ter
| that he desired Go present il To- the House ana
/ f9lO men Of color asking assistance from Com
| gross TO enahl" them TO 70 10 lli'rlh and make
] II their permanent home, AMI saving That avery
lars" movement oi that sort was soihG on among
Mr. cox Dem, y Y.,77I have no objection tc
letting tArm ~. llnuEht"rI
Mir tmrii.d-I ask that the petition bee read.
MIR. CoN-l have no Direction.
the p"tiiion was REM ana reterr"d tn l th,
Committee on Elu'auou ana Labor, together
with q letter from the l.'v Dr. sampson 81 New
York tran-mitting ~. II sells forth the difficulty
their families in the lace. of competition from
VIII t., labor and asks that nm allywhnr" IT slu
zoos fftf flfH lI III
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DISSATISFIED TURIN EN-.
Why the Trotting at Fleetwood wasn't Fin
ished-A DimcuIty about NJ oney.

Never since the day that the gates OF
Fleetwood Park were thrown open to the public
In 1870 has the park been under such n cloud
The trotting announced for the closing day of
the so-callcd Breeders Meeting IL of. Two
events were on the card: First. the unfinished
trot for purse Of $500 for the 2;24 class. three
heats having been trotted ON Friday last. Dan
Bryant. Wild Lily and Joseph A. each taking u
heat second. trot for purse Of $500. for the
227 class. with eight entries. These trots wcro
abandoned on Monday 10y the owners. and the
horses sent home. Tho owners said that Mr..
Gates H. Barnard had not paid the money
already due To- the winners Of purses on earlier
days OF the meeting. Many mai como "a long
distance ut heavy expense. To- take part in H.
In the ~ 500 pur4r for ali stations of the 2 Is
class. tho owner of King Philip. who was third.
was paid back his entrance money Inc owner
of Result aud MI Dr-p"randum, VINO were llrst
and second. have ~ y received hwhlhg MI
Richard Pension and Mr.. j. q German. owners
Of the bay MY Enie and bay stallion Touch
oi 1874. have also received nothing. In the
purse of $500 for the 2:32 class. the owners Of
". 4. Derby. Even John. Lady Annie. and DICK
Loomer. the winners in the order named, are
similarly waiting for their money. The win
nrrs of the purs" ot 81 900 Tor loais q, lSa3.
Isaiah Kyndcrs- ch. q. Sir Walter, j. ID. Willis
b. $ Tommy Norwood. and W. Sargcnt.s y. :.
Norwood Chiei-have not been pad. Mr. Ri
win Thorn. owner of the b. - Thorndale. win.
Nor of the trot Tor the championship Lurs. 81
$1,000 and silver cup. and the owner Of III" stat
lions MI Dcsperandum and Backwood. Jr.. IN.
winners of second and third money nav" ~ yet
received only their entrance money back. Tie
winners of the purse of 81 800 for ioals Of ls12
Jersey Boy and Sadie Bell. have not received
even their entrance money.
Mr Gates II. Barnard said in explanation that
tha meet M had been a failure. He had paid
ont Ia thr owners of the winning horses all TIE
money in his possession. Mr. Barnard added
that when h" got the entrance money due him
from some of the owners of the troiting horses
entered. a. would pay all the entrance money
back tp the owns.- Of horses having won iil-t
second third or fourth money during the meet
iug: then. II th'rc should he any money over
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Arrlvcd-TuvRspAr. oct %.

Sc Rcncfactor Jones. wilmington. sc.
=, tina. Han. Liverpool Oct IS, and Qneensiowa
ian
- Niagara Curtis Havana
- marlborough. Tracer. ~ Raw. { u.
;. Ishtc. kuNl Oh. san DOMINGO
= state of Nr.imt Noodle glasgow octiI and iarns
18th
:. Ncrens IItllrtt Boston
:. ed Dunlniun, Ma.kcr, RI hmond. CITY Point hnd
Norfolk -,
;. rIhanm Bcrl SMYRNA sgt ~. and GIBRALTAR ooia
BARK tin RntiA RlfAhun l'rn'V, Gtuna
HAN Alexander kUil NHtrHtt llaNrc.
bark tuunltufH. ~fl-uu. ton
Rfk Idaho. Richardson. Cieuuegos
Bnrk Florence Peters. Nsuntilft Cardt mas
BARK Steiann. Fa-D ia. &C. uua.
HArk Nntr,d Mnlr~.HHh tcttc
Iark tn.>A MiuttuA. CASTILLO Ifalani.
Bark Nsctuguu.. ~anu Liverpool
Hark fnmisht Zorro Nnlhu'. Genoa
BARR e. AIiA. S.triHtu. Palma -,
Bark IiNurI lli. ~tUttrN fa~~iat INA, HUI
Bnrk victoria VI. liHmartlu". Ll-buu.
BARK it,ela. La -vu. silnucr-trr
BARK Si,pntf. Nurt,u.rn, Hur ,lona.
BARK Sinunc. trl1frN. tiNitl NrNel.id
Hrls furtura Mn-lulf" pNnrin
Brir Dllnt. ShtrNiu. Nnu,v>trr.
B.i. Ruby. l.DN. Pom t, + V.
A4ss u, usuaIrINer tli fHu,tVi~e vess"is
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fTNANCylL Avn cOMuERCTiL.

THURSDAY, oct 25-P. M.-Thc bulli-h
element at the Stock Exchange again dcmon-
strated its power. and. under the leadership Of
Lake Shore and Western Union. further sub
stantial advance was established. There does
not appear, however. to be the usual basis for a
rise in tho shape Of n respectable short inter-
est and the market to-day moved M chiefly on
fresh purchases by n newly formed combine
ton. composed OF prominent bulls, Joined by
spectators who recently unloaded their hold
ings ut lower than present quotations. Lake
Shore advanced r cont to ,Os. and Western
Union from sl4 seller 3. 10 50 g. the highest
prices in both stocks having been recorded at
the close. The Northwestern and St Paul
shares were quick TO respond to the upward
tendency OF the market. the rise in both
classes Of stock having been about = cent.
New York Central was l 4, = cent higher Mt los
Michigan Central. a cent. at Ct; Rock Island,
IA at 1O2A; Delaware. Ia'kawanna and W"sl-
ern, . at 80 Delaware and Hudson, q, AT
r i rr @l''i rose p cent. to a. H. NV jersey
southern was active at rally from J.. To- , .
hut under attempts a. r"allle 10y "a" in"nhrrs
% th" ihnl-~nar" pnul the price fell on e. "a,
solcr3 Eric rril 'cted weakness, and yielded
from 49, to - and Ohios were !. lower al
o.. Tho remainder Of Tho list presented moth,
! ins Of special prominence. hui the Hannibal
and 81. Joseph stocks Mrr, stronger. ia .ct1-
ton that the action ~ tho Circuit Court Of Mis-
/ souri,. in tho appointment of "a receiver. would
1 br "verrulcd by the higher 'ouris.
The total number numh'r3i shares dealt N
| was 1871 sl7. of which Lake shore represented
1864; Western Union. A. ~ D,aware Lack
awanna, and Wcstorn 234eni ,N"rtswe.os,'in
p prr 3D. 56 Nsw j seS sp %1 7' SoS6
Delaware aud Hud5?n Canal 800 NJ MMirRigai
H0unihal and 81. '-eph 1.u5l; -. preferred
1860. Wabash. go; Unign Prin' ann: Nor
al ref f- ( 8
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~ undred. Of shot. Fired ny Large Crowd
In Eighth Avenue.

\ etcor escaped from an Eighth avenue
In. near Furiy--cyonth street. yesterday
morning. and ran down First avenue The
haugers-on at the alaitnir pursued the steer.
shouting and throwing sticks and stones nj H.
crowd Of idle men and boys Joined them within
few blocks. Maddrncd by the wild pursuit. the
steer ran. tossin. its horns thrcacnlngly, 10
Thrty--lNth street. As the steor reached
broadway and Thirty--iXth street Agnes Brad
ley. Hu elderly nur-r, employ dul fu-i hirl}-
ih street WIS 'r9--ns' rue si'yr -, "a, n IT,.
int 'thH air. g0ring her right side. Sh" i"ll tothc
stone pavement ana her right elbow WAS dlslo-
cnt"l. ShD Wn- taken iu her employers nome.
Ia" -l"rf "ar""r"d madN down broadway; sent
trrnS th" ninllud", md turned into Ih,rty-
third street Oncrr Smith Of the broadway
police closely followed. rapidly dischnrgng his
revolver at the steer. without visible effect. Al
'y"Y corner the pursuing crowd WIS
od At Eighth avenue Onicer Smiths
SHOTS seemed tph taken rs the signal FOR an m
Hundreds of revolyers We're fired. the bullets
whistling in every direction. A gentleman who
Thirty-second street says that he thought there
/ was n riot, and stayed whore he WAS bullet
entered thc chin Of Anton Smith an employ,
WA! s sxratsi by Dr. Wiia@ Ss Of $50 West West
Henry Gale of 3i3 East Sovcnty-nnth street
was knocked down ut Fory-sixth street and
The steer. unharmei. continued its Night to-
ward the North river. At Eleventh avenue m
employee Of the Hudson River Railroad aimed
! "A bullet at the steer that reached n vital part
tween Thirty-thrd and Thrty-fourth strecis
came to a stand, seemingly dazed. Then ON
! Ger Armstrong of the Thirty seventh street po
| lice and rhomns Wallace, n blacksmith stun
ned il with sledge hammers. The steer fell
and the crowd poured upon i with revolvers
sticks. and stones and quickly killed it.
Tho owner preicrring not Ia appear, the car
cass was taken to the oilal pier at the foot o
| Thiry-seyenth street.
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sw,na,er. Operating through the Malls.

TIE suN has received letters calling attention
q, the tact That " Andrews Go eff ~ stephen N'"
Brm,wi,h ar, foius the lutd state, with circulars
advocating lutirr, swlndlc The concern offers To in
.ul "a prl. to persons who viu purchase tickets The
.ttitf a. lruted tr -iuilr o muuus MT. T. accom-
panied D., hckrt, eni the le'meni expected g. IAN
lat IA wt- tu IA hul mullrd lo hs especial hructil
III, circular, uir ual,d IN the kgiu> p",~ ssiuns ana
h. tunlnn Post uncr wall tndrhNof tu stop Tie swim
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Three Men Missing.

jacob Iioratfeldcr, aged 26 Of 312 seventh
avcmne "A ncws dealer has been missing since the I'D
inst wien ne lett his home the morning tn rvt his
sunni, ri papers John Campbell heod %, m ~ MrN
Twtutirtli .ffr has been missing since oct ~ lie had
been an INVALID tor three years fattlck Mcllul of ae
Greenwich street, isHlSo missing
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Tro,ting In White Plains.

The attendance at the White Plains trots
yesterday was large. The first event was the
unfinished 3-mnute trot Five heats were
trotted on Wednesday. Six horses started. but
there were only two left to finish IT, rs the
others were ruled out for not winning one heat
IN five. The first and lhlrd heats were taken
by Cossark. the second heing dead heat be-
tween COssack and White Veil. White Veil sook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26
MARINE INTELLTGENCE.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26

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garments offered by Devlin Go. All of their
clothing for this season il cut by new pat
terms.
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