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New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
THE FIG URkS From MAINE.

OFFICIAL VOTE OF $50 TOwEs-COMPArTsoN by
COUNTIES WITH THE yofE or 1919 - Gov
covNoR's MAJORITY WILL BE OVER 11.5OO.
The official vote of $50 Maine towns Tor
Governor 1Otn nst is gwen below together WIN
the vote Of the entire state In 1870 The tota Noe
the $50 towns heard from officially Ia 9i'5" OF io'oi
less than the vote Of the hole State IN 1870 IeSo
figures show plurality OF 177i for Gov stiden CON
nor UepJ over Joseph II. Williams tDem)' anu
majority OF 6O29 all other candidates. Ihe re"in
ing towns and plantations 900 gave Abs Rcpuoncn
and 4O1 Democratic votes last year ConccdhS tn'' .o
Democrats will get small majority in these places me
a,,oso JouraoI estimates that the official plurality OF
GOV. Connor over Mr.. Williams will slightly eAceeu
IL 300 This will exceed his majority in 1879 by |,o-o
yo es and come within 3,311 OF his majority III lo'o'
when the total vote Of the State was l36s-3' Inc utce
back vote III 1876 was only 533 for Governor ana ooS
,or presiicut Tojs wear 1t will be about 5000 The
total vote of the State this year will be little over
100000.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
THE STRUGGLE ~ ONEIDA COUNTY
IgY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSEJ

UTICA, Sept. 14.-The Republican caucuses in
Rome to-day elected four delegates for the Admnsira
ton candidate for Senator, and one delegate for the
Conkling candidate Joseph r. Swan ir OF Utica. asks
the nomination the Hayes PLATFORM refusing TO
pledge himself for or against Mr.. COnking Ex-
Assembyman Sylvester Gridley is the Conkng
candidate for State Senator. the theory that
he is to support Mr.. Conkling for denomination
whether the latter sustains the Administration
or opposes it. The struggle between these two
candidates is warm and close, and the Rome caucuses
are the first nmatOn OF its probable result Many Of
Senator Conkings friends sustain Mr. Swan. the the
ory tnat they must stand by the Administration first
take care Of Mr. COnkling afteTward On the other
hand those who managing Mr. Gridleys in
sis that his defeat VIII fattl To Mr. COnkngs chance
of reelection The result in Rome is great surprise "
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
LOCAL REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

At the meeting of the XVIlIth Assembly
District Republican Association last evening the resg-
nations OF James Trimbe James GraydOn, Nathan kel
ley William H. Grogan members OF the Executive
Committee accepted under the Presidents order,
as they employed In the Appraisers De-
partment. James M. Turner resigned his position
AS Vice President 10 take that OF Secretary.
TO which place he elected last night The vacancies
OccasOned by all the designations were also hled,
the following officers being elected: First Vice
President Charles +. Bruce; Secretary James NJ. Iur-
ner Inspector of Election Henry PaddoTd; Delegates
10 Central Committee, Moses r. Clark aud Philip r. Hen
lch
The XIVth Assembly District Republican Association
held elug ast night, VI No. % Ihlldaye The res
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
CHIC1GO COLLECTORSHIP.
fry TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-Snce the removal
Of j. Russell Jones from the COllcctOrship OF Port
and more particularly during the last few days, MI.
Juness friends have been quite active IN denying the
accusations made against him charging him with
beng one OF the leaders OF the Galena Ring. very
plausible is being made out. IL Is thought BY those
who intimately acquainted with the past political
life and influence Collector MIR. Joncs's friends
are most empnatic in their denial OF his having
any connection Whatever with the political organization
in tae state known the Gacna Ring aud there not
the slightest evidence that Mr.. Jones did any
Official while in Office 10 prevent the progress Of
Clyil service reform. His friends claim there was
nothing the above character winch would Justify
AdministIa in ordering lis removal and the
was brought about by other means equally Unreliable.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept 1.-THE following
appointed cadet engineers IN the United States
NAVY having passed the competitive
Naval Acaiemy. o. b. sholenberger Pennsyyania W.
H. Gartley, PENNSYLVANIA w. Is. Way Ohio W. I. Webster.
New-YOrk Is. &. Sampson, Illinois A. MOntk New YORK
Isaac b. Michigan Gustave Raemmering Indiana
r. J. Beach New-YOTk; A. H. Bush, Massachusetts, L. Is.
Perkins, Connecticut; II. Il. McCreary Maryland L. r.
Whittle Virginia; NJ A. Anderson, Nisc0 sin r. Is DoWst
chusets ". W. White. Pennsylyana j. NJ Whitman,
Illinois ID. d. Gladstone, NewJersey w. & smith. New
York Denet G. KedgTsye Maryland A McAllister New.
York H. Stewart. jr.. Michigan Kenneth AoAipne. Wiz.
gina L. BaEkson, PennsJ ana r. r. PreyeAr Masachu.
anIIa
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
CONCEDED.
THE sHIPKA PASS ATTACKED.
THE CONFLICT RENEWED BY THE TURKs-sULEIMAN



REINFORCED
LONDON. Friday, Sept. II, 1877.
An official telegram from Sueiman Pasha says
1--WE opened violent cannonade upon the Russian
positlon in Shipka Pass on Thursday, which dis
mounted several of their guns and killed a great
number of their artillerymeD, principally by ex-
poding their ammunition wagons. In the after
noon their artillery was senced."
The 7imes's correspondent at Vienna, says: "snei-
man Pasha has received relnfOrcements when
auplv COMPENSATE his losses in the Shlpka Pass"
A bucharest telegram says that unfavora )le rl-
mors are current concerning the Russian position III
the Shipka Pass.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

Church II is 10 he 3Ox7O feet. will contain three
rooms, and s4000 The money as ai Deen tais , % e
win be aid Monday when ihe Irct
kev. Dr. Schuyler will give an historical skeeh o e i'"
BorSD BRooK.-Amos anslnt Of Newark, was kIel on
Lehgh Valley Railroad place yesterday mo- hng
STATEN ISLAND
~w-BKIGHTON.-Commodo j. II. Starln denies
various recently made In regard to his uire p9
poses Of the staten lsandfefe ne ~ o
the Peoples Line Fcrry has now 0hsen
trolling tie North Shore Ferry ana declares i@
diminishing tie ac.l ties aiudrdi he cbe
plates extension without mcrosng tue rates ehei vi
fare or height
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PIAINs.-The September term of the Conn.
~ Court Of Sessions 90 close yes I'll ~ e
disl sing large number Of minor Importance Ihe gn1
jury had under consdt ration abont seventy cases oi
offence, in them found blH nj ndctnen am ~
them az the case Of John aTckley YOnkr charged with
aytng the death OF ,male child then UNBORN ~
an attempted outrage upon Mrs Margaret Ntwman me we
OF his halfbrOther. The accused man was cont'H 70 wv
county by Hughes but since then Mrs Nr"nn
ms een removed fom the state SeDtembr term OF the
Crcu1 COut and rermlner for Mcrtchs
ter Onnty will Monday next Jus ice CALVIN l..
Pratt Of the Supreme Court Is expected 10 preside.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
prNyEy AND sPAULDGNG INDICTED.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE United States
Grand Jury found four indictments against Geo. NJ
Pnmey and Rufus c. spAulding late Naval Pay Inspec-
tors on charges of piracy aud fraud in issuing forged
certificates for money against the Government Pinney
has fores allied nis by the United States auhOr
ties by returning TO iaIl Of his bOndsmen lndict-
ments found b! the County Grand Jury having gwen
him up. Up late hour tnls evening Spduldng has
not been arrested although warrant IS out FOR him.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

dTbo1pnrle Ho ei-Count Brunette, of the spanish
Legation. Washington ST. Nehogs Lo,e,-tA Er a.;
Videla Dorna secretary OF the Argentine lsalion =. ~,
t,gto.,. I,uh Arcnue UOtet-Enlngham Ls"teioc VI
,tsiono Asaaa Yasrnori the Japanese Leg on NJ
Washmgirn ard Paymaster G. d. Mansfield u ;.
tv5rr UnteI-Co H. s. Omb Ot Delaware and eA
ersssman j. B butcher OF PaWling, y n.'.'HvDt ~ &
tsr,e,, ~atIauie Wilson, Of Washington S,Ite ~
~ 4 Omnit der G. !. Barclay, u = NJ aAu "on'
Iudson kllpatT.ca, OK NcxJorsey.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
HEADQUARTERS


NEwYORK STATE ASSOCIATION, }
For THR PROTECTION or FISH AND CANE, :
SYRACUSE, y. y. June 23. lo71. }
To COlwen Lead Company
Centre St, Ncw-IurK
GESrs-We have carefully examined your Shot, here
exhibition and have also received the unanimous
report IRON all the clubs the grounds of tie state
shoot OF your shot. We chc.rully pronounce
il very perfect aitcle. aud recommend IL TO the
sportsmen generally throughput the country. .
GREENE IfH, PTesdent.
JOHN A. NICHOLS Nic-President,
CHAS. X. WRIGHT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

IgnatOns OF officers under the Cvi Service order ~ VIZ
lsr meeting were acccpied aud, committee appoint
make up ticket for primary lection 10 DE nsd
ncyf FIiday to fill vacauc \. A com uittce WIS also
appointed select delegates to the Rochester Conyegun
Tie vacancies IN the executive ana othef tuhlnit'ees
wore nlled hy aLnoimImenL madc Dl Lle N-lIIIIIn.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
p Q S r S RIPT.
3:G5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN kEW VS..
SERyIA AND MONTENEGRO.

CEhflA AMI NUN
LONDON, Saturday Sept. 10, 1871
Tuesday, the 10Th inst. is now mentioned as the
date when the Servian proclamation of war will be
issued and Prince Milan will leave for the frontier.
Negotiations with Montenegro have been renewed
on the basis Of the agreement made last year, but
with more precise stlpulations about the coopera-
ton of the two armies Ii is now reported that the
plan first mentioned namely that tue Serylan forces
should take the offensive in three directions has
been relinquished, and that the whole active army
is to operate against Nish, while on all other points
of the frontier the defensive will be maintained
In consequence of the drain on Turkish resources to
confront the Russians, the Servians may expect TO
have numerical superiority in whatever direction
they operate.
1t is rumored that Servia has postponed decar-
ing war for another week, pending the result OF the
operations at Pleyna.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

sIncu,ing one vote for Charles OConor (Sragli-out
DemJ fIHcuding . 1870 votes Tor Joseph Il: iililns
tfnd1 .lncudng 275 sea l. ing voies slnciudlh- oo
votes for Peter Cooper iGre nbickl iluciualhS oo3
votes for Almon Gage (urrtn .tcAD In lIlIhS JUG
Ind Rep. 500 GrecuDack. and 2li scattering VOtes'
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
OCEAN FREIGHTS.

MONTREAL, Sept.14.-There is further ad-
vance in ocean freighs. sympathy with the rise at
New-York Is and IS Cd l. paid for prompt shipment.
and S. for forward shipments 10 LyepoOl ana Glasgow,
per steamer aud iron clipper
For other Foreign NeTs see FIRST Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT BUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
74o Noar Sl2 m. SJ2 hidnight IL
U,rncst dnrng she day. 50 b1v"s.. 60
Average. 7JSs. same day. 1876 O9's
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
ARDAHAN EVACUATED.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Friday, Sept II, 1877.
Nlukhtar Pasha teegraphs that the Russians
have evacuated Ardahan and retired to Fort
Emlroglou.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
(R, RlDWiYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly asees elegantly coated for the cure OF all DIS
Orders the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
di. eases headache. constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia
bili0usness bilious lever, inflammation OF the bowels,
niles and an Of the internal vscera Warranted
10 effect positveoure Price 20 cents per box
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS
CINCINNATI
NEWSPAPER
C4RCULATsONS.

The daily issues Of the Cincinnati papers Distributed IA
the outlying towns, etc. by express The Weekly issues
wholly distributed through the United states mail Toqurpa
Prepayment record Of the number ponds
by paper every week with the amount pail therefor
regI iOrwar ed q Washington This hes al
UNFAIIING TEST VI the circulation OF all weekly new.
papers, outside the county OF publication
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

Home Again. HOusekeepers returning from
the country neglect supply of PYLEs
Justly celebrated o. H. SOAP No other is conducive u
ineaa Leallh
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

HoLMAN's AGUE and LIVER PAD is the won
der of the age Depot 50 Maiden lane Consultation iree
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
fAnnOunccmenJs.I

A PLEASANT AS WELL AS PROMPT
method OF colo exhibited by children
is give MILK OF MAGNEsIA
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

n
season OF Cholera MOrbus, Summer Complaints Cramps
DarTnpas ana an Bowel Complaints l. DIR. JAMES CARn
NAIVE BALsA-Of admitted efficacy and, occasion shOu
arise. prove useful
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

The Safe of ADRIAN IsELIN g. Co. could not
have been opened out of business by officer Of
bank had been protected by HOLMES CESTR OFFICE
With that burglary is impossible Main Office 5Is
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

LUNDBO"G's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
BATH cooling refreshing and grateful in
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

Urinary ant Diseases Gravel Diabetes. D-Onsy stop
page Water, Incontnence of Urine, Bughts Disease Al
bunnura and where there are brckdG.t dep0s
its thick cloudy, mixed with substances s
the white Of threads Ike white silk On thcIe
morb dark bilious appearance and white bonriuT dep0s-
rs and there is pckng burning selsa Ton when
passing water aud pain the small 0 the back ad )as tho
luins NSnlI hY d d-n.,gist. PklEE. ON DOLLAM
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
OVARIAN TUM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY III. Railways REMEDIES.

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMoR IL TIE ovA-
RIE5 AND BOWELS FOR IEN YEARS ,o--
ANN ARBOR, Dec. y, 1873.
DR. RADwAY: That others may be benefited, make this
statement:
had ovarian Tumor in the oyare ana bowels ior
the best physicians OF tins place anu othe
w1out any benent 1t growing at such audty that
could not nave longer friend Of mne induced
Remedies. had not much faltn IL uvn
NM iuaily. after much deliberaton treI them
feel perecy we'll and heart Iu Oi gratitude 20
God FOR fs help in my deep acton To you sir, anh your
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted aud my payrs
much O blessing 10 ohers As IL ds oesa
me. (Signed) MIS- +. 4 SlhhlNs
Bibus the above certificate, Is TIE person
tor lion request send medicine IA June lo13 Is
medicines above stated bought OF with the exception
M what was sent by may that her satemens
Is correct without qualification. tSigned) l. = LEIGH
Druggist and Chemist. Ann Arborr Mich
This may certify thai Mrs BDDns who makes the ibOys
certificate has been for many well known 70 uS
and the f9cts undoubtedly and AMI naOy
correct Any knows Mrs Bibbus will believe Asf
stateu,eut lSgned) BENZ. ID. COCKER Macy B. POND,
May COCKER +. B. POM
DR. RADWiY & Co.. 81 WARREN-ST.. ny.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
Liver Complaint, &C.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Not onydo the sarsaparan Reoyent excel az remedial
agents The of Chronic scrofuOns, CosututOla AMI
SKIN Diseas.s bat It Is ths only pos i've cure l0r
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
THE FIGURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES

Number Of Of matter mailed with the
postage paid Of the following mo
iHE FfS1 AL YEAR ENDING JUNE 80. 1917
No Of Pounds AmOnnf PAID
Cincinnati 232,52t si65O AZ
Cinclnnan Enquirer. .-......'..'.-- i.cD5z 800 90
Cincinnati Times. J51,JNS 30S l8
Cine Dnati Commercial. Sc,olf l,Sl2 %
Advertisers and Advertising Agents invited cut ts
out ana preserve for future reference.
The large circulation and high character OF The Cincinnati
Daily Gazette are too wei known g. require comment.
CINCINNATI GAZETTE co, Proprietors
Eastern Once, 81 Tribune Bldg, New York City.
T.. b. MACK, Manager
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
THE RAILWAY TRAGEDY.

OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE CAUSE OF
THE DENTISTS PATIENTS DEATH.
Walter Il. LOWS who died in the Office Of DR.. West
lake the dentist, at Railway on Friday evening was
buried yesterday, and an inquest was begun in the
case by Justice Prentice. The father of the deceased
and the atter young brother, John L. Lewis. lhc
first witnesses examined. The former knew nothing
OF his own knowledge about the cause of Walters
death, and tho testimony Of the little brother pre-
ciscy tho same MS his statement published
in yesterdays HERALD. Dr. Ralph Marsh
tilted that about eight O'Clock Friday evening
Dr. Warren Wcstakc entered his Office and asked Tor
DR.. Daily he said he had bad case over at the Office
and thought the patient dead; witness asked he
had tried the battery. aud he sad he had not; he
wanted witness to take battery over II was Gone aud
the boy was taken from the chair and placed tue
noor he appeared TO be dad there was no rcspra
ton, ACTON OF the heart or pulse Dr Wcstlakc APP
pearcd TO be sober but very much excited; no told
witness that he had given ouc-third cnloroiorm ana
two-thirds ether, but subsequently, said 1t Was pure
ether.
Dr. W. ". selovcr testified that wcslakc was acting
very strangely, but thought hts excitement was the re-
suit oil his pccuar position; he believed death was
caused by choroorm he assisted In the post-mor
examination and believed tha death was primarily
caused by aspbyxia, which rritated the sympathetic
nerve and caused paralysis OF the heart the Of
this was the administering OF an overdose OF chofo.
DR.. Drake testified that Dr. Wcstlakc had drawn
teeth from him, and that he had taken chloroorm
from the doctor, but had prepared 1t himse he
icrrod chloroorm TO gas ala not notcc any signs OF
liquor on DR.. Wcstlakc on that night; had known tho
doctor 10 be drunk several OCCASIONS: he would
swear that Dr. Wcstake was not drunk that pigut
Charles Wright sergeant OF police, testified that he
called by Dr. Wcstiakc, Jr, on Friday night,
about nine O'Clock, ana found the boy lying on The
sofa dead; hc thought that DR. Wrstlakc, jr, IN
toxcatcd but could not to the statement. be.
cause he did not smell the Liquor, ana thought 1t
might poss oily have been the effect OF excitement.
Charles Moore testified that he was present when tho
boys entered the Office. at hali.past seven. lie
closely crosscxamincd IN rcaton to the time, as All
the witnesses testified that the boys went III 10 ten
minutes to seven % clock and was dead twenty five
minutes Inter He testified that hc heard tho hoy ask
tor gas, when the doctor said tna he had gas
he asked Tor ether and when The doctor
with lnm he insisted on having u.
At tins point inquest adjourned untii to-day
Dr. Wcstakc, sr sat beside the Coroner and suggest
questions which indicate that the line ol defence will
be that the Uoy subject To disease aud that
death was rot caused by chloroform. Dr Wcsliakc,
Jr was present, out did not take part IN the rocccd-
lnrS.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
OBITUARY..

REV. ROBERT ALEXANDER HALLAM, ID.
Tie above named venerable clergyman died on the
4th inst at his pastoral residence, Now London, Conn.,
He eminent aud well known divine. Mr.. HaIlam
was born in New London, September so, 1907 lie
graduated from Yale College the class OF 1927 and
in 1929. He was ordained deacon by Bishop BrowDali
in Hartford, Conn in June, 1882, and by him
to take charge OF ST. Andrews parish, Meriden Here
he was ordained priest 1889. After ministry OF
years half he called TO the rectorshp Of
tered upon his dutics sunday January 1888 Forty.
two years from tuat day, January 4, 1877, he was
called to higher ministry. He for many years
secretary OF the Standing Committee oi Con-
nccticut, delegate TO the General Convention from
1850 TO 1868. In that connection he is re-
membc red for mis- reports chairman OF the
Committee the State Of the Church. He was a
conversant with Holy scripture OF which he was n
constant and thorough student he was fond OF choos-
ing quaint, peculiar toxts from which to discourse,
brlDgug out much from what at first sight might seem
almost barren words. He naturally dfident and
sensitive; much so that NJ college aud ut the
mary he always avoided speaking IN public his FIRST
attempt beng alter his ordination neccssitotc.
HIS manner as "A preacher was peculiarly his own,
earnest and sympathcuc. His language was that Of a
thoroughly well read man, every word being lty
chosen as his few published volumes testify. These
are lectures ON "Ihc Morning Praycr' and on 'Moscs.
and n volume of selected OF well balanced
mind, wise and prudent IN counsel, ms judgment was
sought Tor by many, both clerical and lay brethren.
For the last SIX years OF his lie he disabled from
PERIOD OF quiet waiting he has ut last been called to his
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
AMATEUR ATHLETES.

The progr smmc last evening at tho Metropolitan
Riding Academy, Third and sixty Third street.
included t athletic exercises, ntcrardcd with
equestrian icats. which proved very entertain.
ing to tho rather limited audience. Tho
buiidug was well heated, a draw back
that decidedly dampcnod the enthusiasm with
whicn the leading features OF the entertainment
received Charles cOnncrs the wuncr Of the
god medal 10 the mile walk Tor amateurs w. VI.
watson taxing the SUBSCRIPTION ticket lime OF Con.
ners, ~ ., OF watson, I:3l4. The hal. mile run
won by Bennett Gfcig In 2:i44 The quarter.miio
hurdle race was won by tue same competitor ia 0g.
A. jug, ~ this city, won the gold medal for vauitue
Win pole ana George McNicoi the subscr pon ticket
These intcrspcrscd with equestrian
fcais by Henri do Bassgny, j Mcrklen and IL Cara.
riding masters IN tic Institution.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Eyungc is playing in "Rosc Michel" at the
Arch, Philadelphia.
Tomorrow evening there will be a mule nt
Gimore's Garden in which the last muo will be tho
winner.
.Danr Druce" was produced at the Walnut, Phla.
delphia, on Monday night with much success and Mr.
f. L. Davenport's performance OF the title role has
been highly commended.
Miss Mary Anderson is spoken OF In the West and
South of the rising stars OF tho tragic stage
She has been the stage only year, but hor Lady
Macbeth, Pauline and other important characters arc
highly praised.
The cast Of the ''Lady OF Lyons" which will be re.
viyed ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre Saturday alter
and evening, will include Mr.. Coghan as Claude
Mcnotte, Mr. Hardcnberg as Colonel Damas ana Miss
Davenport Pauline The other r6es are distributed
among tho best members OF tho company. The
scenery will be new
Forbidden Fruit, at Wallack's, will make the next
two weeks full OF for the visitors of that
theatre. The comedy Is SO bright ana spirited that
every Is glad to welcome II again, with Misses
Enic Germon and Ada Dyas Nine. Ponsi ana Mcssrs
Montague Beckett Arnot and Holland in their orig.
inaI funny characters
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
THE RUTLAND RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

THE PERSONS INJURED AND TIE EXTENT OF
THEIR Injuries.
RUTLAND, w., Jan. o. 1877.
In the accident on the Rutland Railroad yesterday
sovcn persons were injured, namely Mr. Nichols aud
son, OF Ludlow, w., badly cdt In the head and face
Edward Crosby, OF Brattlcboro, bruised in the
and head; 7. A. Brown, Wesinca. Mass, ankle
sprained; j. w Snow, Somcrvillc. Mass agent,
injured in the stomach and back by beng thrown
against the stove Mrs. f. Sav}son oi Boston, severely
Jared; Mrs. Julia Conant, of Brandon, injured
tcrnaly. Tho lrst two were sent TO East Wallngord
the rest, with tho exception OF Miss Conant, who
home, ut the Burdwci House IN tins city. There
about thirty persons IN the passenger cars,
many OF whom scratched and bruised. Among
tnem Lieutenant Governor Proctor. who had his
hand slightly injured. II appears that the engine.
making sharp curve. must have broken piece from
rail II passed over, causing tho truck OF the pas
scngcr to Icavc'the track, dragging tho mail
wi IL.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
HORSE NOTES.

Colonel d. Mcdaniel says that lie sold vrsnius
Mr. Hubbard and not to Mr. Bernard, as has been pub
lished, and that has sold the Mage 10 any
one. Tho Coonc boasts OF having eighteen Of Harry
Basscus progeny. and is ior 10 call over al
Princeton and examine them
B. Purycar, of Ruthoriurd Park, N. j., has bought
OF J. A. Grnsioad, OF Walnut HUI stud Farm. Lcxn:-
ton KY, the bay colt, two years old, by Gilroy dam
sister OF Rurlc, by imported Sovereign.
Tho stakes OF the Kentucky Association have closed,
and ind that there l49 entries OF iashionaby
bred horses and youngsters In tho eight stakes bo
run.
j. Henry Miller, Of Lexington. Ky, lost bay
hing colt by dstempcr the 26lh ol last month. Tho
colt vas by Wayerly, dam Cordova by Lightning,
and a very promising youngstcr.