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, 1877-09-25

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bet uno meltli9e @eiddfte betricbsn.
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fin @eleb femme. meldes auf anbere
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Oolt Hiper uno Gbelapeafe
Giienbabn Company.
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DurG Y%affaetere.
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nno Sonnahenn. .Derbinbet in lDelt
point NIT BEN Gatnpfsr ,5apana~far al.
lie Sunfts an benz Yorf Silver unb YaIti-
more. M~nf,tnffin Baltimore I'm 80. 3d.;
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treffliden punfte. gsrbinb t NIT 3uae;
her &idmpns unb Vetersburs nab CHG.
psafe unb SbipG tfenbatnen.
Our& Gra1t.
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0ana s tn a0ef Ypint fur 8tus.eanpun.
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gen Der Nt9napnb unS Danptae. R hfnenb
nne psterstars, unb gbelapeate unb Sbio
Gtfentabnen.
3ofaI p%affastere.
500 q. 81. gerIdst ghanupnb tlslis (epantaas aus.
senrntmen)
2ofal GraGt.
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ano greites. Ma&t gerIinbuns en- ii
a1et Point NIT ben, Garnpfsr ,Sis" fir
aus Yanbun9en on ben Ntatttppat uuS
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gen nit Sasen Der 9iidrasno ano peters.
purs uao e%9eiapsate anb Sbip GifenbaH
men Osr Sdnpfer ugdrdnd" perlat
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uni lem SIben.
Dur@ 0ra6t.
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rag unb Sonnabenh. Na6t VeIbinbYn.
cen IN gDeit POINT nit benz Dan,pfer pp,,
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Nitnpnb nnb Eansiae. Ridmone uni pc
fsrsbura, une ebefapeale unb Sbtp Gifens
babnen,
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men sUEntas, @aat gnbi. Sunsen
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nnb freitdg. @aht 8erbinbutaen in W:f
gptat nit nemG arnpfer SIS" sp, ZEN Can
sunaen fr Wtattippni pnb Yamunfss
SlIFen.
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9Dea gcint uad atlanta.
Die nietrtAfen preife, sprf&tise 5anbb,
bung une Gnelisteil ~sarantirt
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nod alien nbrsf4en unb trefltten @Idten weben aus.
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Depot rer Genpasnie Gae Der Is. unb Tsd Strrase
Ridmpns, Ya.
ID NM $. 3. DousIab, @upt.
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Der britiihe Sdnoner u@elcome Some"
Gapt. 81. 8. Munro. nit einer 2oouns
BON 10000 Maurcrteine fret. Sobns,
Nep YrMnsmid.
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Wle bl fir Sin @ronbe Do Sul.
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@tdrt NihmDno.

Bnlisei Geridt. 6oIgenbe
Tdne famen svftern in bielem @eri9te
our 8erhonolung:
Sohn Maeole nnb MiaiamS henanlt.
onQctloat me9en S1ldserei I'M Marfte,
,pnrhe lie 50 eeliroft.
6nllD 6nwarb. farbia. on0eflo9t 50
BON Sulia @idioms geiioblen au boben,
tpurbe ouf beuie berihoben.
Bcter Softer, Elm 2anbitre'4cr, pnroe
in bns M%rmenhous geianot.
Wiliam Winion. oneeflaot mcaen
Mnariffs unb Sdldecrei, ,uuroe $3.50
eeitrait.
MoeQie Mitde0. onaeflaet tpeacn
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Sail gelanbt.
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Concert beg prof. &ebnid aufmert1om,
peIGcs bcute Meeno in Der uSdnoer.
0ole" ~obgebolten peroen miro. Sem
@nideine mad uirb oas Wstter siinltis
lein.
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fehen, oab 6err Gltm:t 8roofs in Der
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ibn bbswilig uerlaiien. Wie mir etfob'
rem, 1T elm junser Dunn i'm Yerboht.
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habsn. wo[len ieoO@ wiini9en. oaB iol'
DIES 5i1 als irlis erusiit.
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9sten Elm Gnoc.
SUITE I'm 4 l16r w;rb Die 8cerbigung
BON Der YroohiroBe Stride itattIinoen.
Sic 2sibe mi,b auf 9olpwooo bterbist
werben.
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80. t-3 @de Der 12trn unb Main ctr.
Np. IA Ode Der 1Otea unb gyrb ctr.
Ns. Is Gds Der 1lsn unb @ars ctr.
No. f-6 @de ser yine unb Main ctr.
Mo. ~ Gde Der 3ten unb DusaI ctr.
No. 2-1 Ode Der 25len unb groob or
Nr. 2-3 Ode Der 17tsn uab Marlba1 ctr
Nr. "a Gds Der 17ten unb Malbinatcs
ctr.
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SO. 81 Gde Der 14tsn amb Main ctr
SO. 80 Gde Der 22ten uns Maia ctr
80. 3-4 gds Der 13tem uns Gary ctr
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SO. SO Srebesar G~iisnsgHerfe.
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in Der Sreoesar @ilensieBerei 10 idwes
perlebt muroe. ftarb Sonnta9 Mor9en
MEl 10 nhr in icinem 9auls.
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9taot 9 6asamt. Sn Dem
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Ter. $565.25; Sunoelicena 81. SO; Wo.
gen. 81; Steuer, S796.65. SIM @an,
5tn $2,303.63.
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felt Iih Osrs. 6Be,t, 10 fam Die Ycit eff
bonn Miitluoh on our6 lie befDroert
lpcr0cn.
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6 eitorben. @eIisrn MOrsen nm
A llbr ltorb Der 9rdlioent oes p&%anooIpb
Macon college" in Nlblano in ieinem
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li6 cine G%ntaiinouns an Der &lnnlaoe
Gin. Dor elmer @o4e trat Der Hotblauf
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OieGaufleute Webrerc unie.
rr Ganileuie limo 9bsils idon nod Dem
Noroen 9ereiit, Inn Waaren fir ben
!Scrbit ein5ufoufen, S6eils idon wieoer
3uriid. Soften mir, oaB lie ri6t ALIEN
ole %qsfauitsn Waarcn ihnsll abicben.
i%Omosrn audi piels aytitel naAsubeiteasn
00ben.
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Weme Mmjci9en.
&efnib's Crbeiter

tpirb
beute Mteno 8 llbr mieotr elm Concert
in Der girai ,ia Sdn9er SalIc.
7te StraBe, swtiden Srrap unb Ma,lbaQ,
9ete'.
Gintritt 10 s nts q Yeriou.
Dieie idSnen guneerte tpsrb'n BON isBt an
apei Mal per Mobe ltattfnren, i,osn Atn-
ltaa II B Ereltal Absnp UNI s ubr.
Slime @etran'e unp Delifuts1en fne gu ben
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9pbn n I d.
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@o1b idloB seitern Mittas in Ns,u
Dort NIT 1898.
, 1877-09-25
Mutton ppm Groceries.

I'm Donnertas ben q. September nm II
l1br, merten mir in Snentli6er @erfsiseruns
in unisrsm Spsf1er am Dcd cine Mwswab
BON @roctries ptrfonf;n ais:
500 Sdde Hip aaTse,
$50 Sade 4aauarYa 8aHee.
600 Barrel ra'linirtsn 3udsr bon alenS or
ten.
@Yrup, Wtbl.
Cpd, IbW.
Salse, Sarinae, etc.
@~eeinsansen bsim gertnufe.
Dapenport& W orri 8,
Glib Mwricnarr.
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Gbelapeafe unb Sbio Giisnbabn.

gbefaSeate uns Stip Giferbabn.o
gaGaeier-D D. partemen
Ridntcnp, 90, I. Desmber. 1876.
Nm unb ua@ benz 3. 9esember, 1876
fabsen bic Ya6as er-3iae, ME fsIsl:
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION.

JonSsrowN, N. Y, Oct IL, 1871
The Congregational Convention held fourth day q
session this morning at tho Congregational Church
Gioversvile and called to order by Moderator
After the singing of the 1l2th hymn Rev. Myron
Adams led in prayer Rev. Q. N. Tyler gave essay
on "Phy sca Limitations OF Religious Experiences, -
Rev. Edward Bcecaer led ia prayer, Rev Ray Palmer,
d. D., OF New York, presented the claims OF the
gresationai Union; Rev. Jacob Chamberlain, Of Arcot
India presented the claims oil the foreign work OF the
American Bible Society Rev. OVID Miner by appoint
nent OF the association al the last meeting,
essay on statistics as to the oi narcotcs
The afternoon session was caliod TO ordcr two
O'Clock. The Hudson River Conference, on npplica-
tlon, were received into tho state Association
s.Sodern Scepticism and How 10 Meet Il,n was set
before the Association by Rev. Lyman Abbott, d. b. /,
oil Now YORK. Discussion on the same followed. Tho
communion sermon was preached by Rev. G. u. Hell
mer, alter which the association celebrated the
Lords supper
In the evening discussion was had on "Popuar
Evangciizaton,h with addresses py Rev. william
smith, OF Oswcgo; Rev. s. II. Virgin, OF Harlem Rev.
II. H. Northrup. oil schenectady, aud others
The Convention adjourned 10 meet Al 0swego the
third Tuesday In October Icxt.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
A GREAT TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT,

At tho suggestion OF the Rev. William McNulty, oe
Paterson, president OF the New Jersey state Temper.
ancc Catholic union, series Of meetings are to be
held In all the cities and the principal towns through.
out tho State. The first OF these meetings was hslo
last evening in the church OF ST. Patrick corner
OF Bramhal and Ocean avenues. Jersey City Heights,
ot which kev. Patrick Hennesscy Is pastor. TAShee
Hcnnesscy IS the chaplain OF The state Tenn
pcrance Catholic Union. Az eight o'clock
there were gathered within the ohurch
delegations from ten societies IN HUDSON
county Desidesa large number Of ladies' In the sanc.
tuary were seated Fathers Hennessoy and MCGali OF
~ Patrck's; McNuity OF Paterson; smith, of 81.
brdgets, aud DE Conciiio, OF 81 Mchacl's. Rev.
Father Daily, OF the Dominican Order, who, With Fas
theirs Dhahan and Quinn. conducted the lato mission
IN 81 Patrick's Church, assembled the pulpit and Dc.
livered powerful address on the woe OF intcmper
ancc. taking as text from st. Paul TO ritus-"fhe
grace OF God, our Saviour, hath appeared to ell msa"
The burden vi his discourse was that man who does
not 1--we sobcrly cannot live as q man, because no
destroys those faculties which make him like unto
God-tne intelligence the undefstanding aud the will.
BY sUbriety the apostle did NOS mean simply n
drink. but government OF all the passona Al the
same time the Catholic Church d0cs NOS allow its
ministers is people In the OF temperance ~
be carried away by fanaiicsm Aitcr the lecture q
large number OF men were enrolled IN the new reii-
gious temperance society," known the sConfratsr.
nifty OF tho sacred Thirst" Tho meeting will be
held at 81. Mcnacis Church, Jersey Guy, and AFTER
ward In the following order:Nowark, Paterson, New
Brunswick, Trenton, Camden Morristown Burlington.
Bordcntown, Perth Amboy aud South Amboy.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSIONS.

BOSTON, Mass, Oct IL, 1877.
The missionary meeting OF the Protestant Episco pal
Church in tho Tabernacle this evening" notwithsaud-
ing incemeDt weather, drew an audience OF 1900
people. Bishop Krloot presided, and music was fur
nshcd by tho consolidated chors OF ali Episcopal
churches IN the city, assisted by largo orchestra OF
instrumental music.
Bishop Thomas Atkinson, Of North Carolina, deliv-
cred an address on ''Mssion Work Among the Freed
men OF the South" Ho urged the importance of the
work and claimed that tho kindcs feeling existed be-
tween the whltes and blacks at the South ncuicaIon
oil the Gospel among the blacks was needed to
their moral and Christian education. rho Episcopal
Church best nltcd fur providing this want aud
tho duty Of the people North we'll South, to
everything TO secure tho social and religious elava
tion III the co.ored people.
Right Rev. a. n LttleJohn, ID. D., Bishop Of Long
Island followed on the subject Of foreign missions
They had claim on the sympathy OF tho people,
based not simply on their faith. Episcopal missions
hud already accomplished moro than all the other mis-
sions the field.
Right Rcv. ID. s. Tuttle, Bishop OF Utah, Montana
and Idaho delivered an address on 'Domestic Mis-
slons" at tho conclusion OF which Bishop Hare, oi the
Indian Mission, was introduced, but owing 10 the late
ness OF the hour postponed his address.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
CLAMBAKE AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The Fleetwood Park Association have invited tho
members of the Wavorey Driving Association OF Now
ark N. j. and tho Cleveland Hartford and Springfield
Driving clubs TO an old-iashloned monster cambako,
which Is " take place the Fleetwood track to-day
The entertainment embraces also some interesting
trials OF speed, which to begin at two p NJ while
The clamDake proper is set down ior three L. n.
Dabcvcll Will be grand canDaker on this festive occa
sion The committee who have charge OF thc affair is
composed OF Mr. Shepherd Knapp, A. H. Phyfe, James
Gancy. Hosea II. Perkins, J. Is. Ayree, David Bonner
Frank Allen and A. j. Dam. Tho present entertain
ment, which will DO the occasion OF extremely
large gathering OF horsemen is to rccprocatc for tho
attentions bestowed last autumn upon leading New
York turtles by the Waverley Association, and II
promises 10 be an unusually brilliant affair.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
COLORED KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.

Ivanhoo Commandery (colored knights Tsmplars)
yesterday held celebration that will long b remsm-
bered by tho colored people OF the city The special
occasion was tho installation Of tho commandosy. By
Union Commandery, Of Philadelphia, nny-nve OF
whom, with two bands, wero reccivod by Ivaphos
Commandcry at Liberty street, yesterday afternoon,
and escorted TO the hall OF the lvanhoc Comm andery
No. lao Sixth avenue. where The ceremonies OF ded,
cation were conducted by Sir Charles Ryaer,
o. g.. cf Pennsyivanin ofnciating In the
evening tho sir Knights oi New York. al Ma
tonal Hall, Forty fourth street, entertained their
guests by reception and ball In which the weanh aud
eiitc OF the coorcd people participated tue night
events were characterized by an exhibition drl ny The
visiting commandery, the presentation OF o grand
standard by tue ooored lady friends OF the lvaa.
hoes, a supper ION tho European pisnn and dancing
until the morning. Among the ladies present wero some
OF she celebrated coiorsd bellies Of city, aud
not an Insignificant number OF white ladies, who were
received BY tho Committee OF Arrangements With
tesy, bows and special attentions The sensation OF tho
evening was tho arrival OF party OF wetodo eoorcd
people In private coach, driven by white man. The
entrance 20 tho hall was besiegcd by tho tenemens
population OF the street, but police officers were
sufficient 10 preserve order and NJ tho present writing
the party are spending "tk)nighv Of hlarty which,
tho chairman says, will end about nvo O'Clock thm
morning
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
COLLISION In THE SOUND.
THE STEAMER NaRRAGANsETT STRUCK BY A
scuooNER--NoBoDY HURT.

THE STEAMER NARRAGANsETT STRUCK by A
sCHooNER--NoBoDY HURT.
The steamer Narragansctt on her trip to this city
collided with the schooner silas Middleton NJ Tour
O'Clock yesterday morning. The Narragansett had on
board about two hundred passengers, among whom
something OF panic was created. Fortunately tho
collision did not result in serious damage to cithor
vessel and happily no lives were lost The schooner
mad some Of rails carried away was otherwise
slightly damaged, while the steamer lost six
arms Of her port wheel, which, It Is said,
viii not disable her and can be repaired
very slight expense. The captain Of the NarraRan-
sett explains the accident to have occurred In the
following way about four O'Clock in the morning
while II WAS very dark, the men on the lookout ON the
Naragansett noticed light of the steamers port
bow 1t was burning very iaintly anu seemed tho
binnace OF vessel bound ID a direction similar 10
that being taken by the steamer. Presently 1t was
that her course drcctly across the steamers
track, but not In time TO avoid q collision
The steamer was suddenly stopped, and some
effort seems to have been made TO check tho schoon
ers progress by those board Of her who just then
were ongagcd In reenng the mainsaiL No efforts,
however, could have averted "a collision at THIS time,
and the schooner came broadsidc on against tho
steamers wheel One man on the schooner, fearing
she should snk contrived to lind his way board the
steamer, but was returned 10 bis vessel later. Tho
scnooner from Warren, Conn, aud was loaded
collision. Tell tho steamers dock and was found 10
bc very much smoked.o This dimmed the light, the
captain OF the Narragansctt says and contributed "
collision.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
BASEBALL.

The second game at Rochester between tho Hart
lords, OF BROOKLYN and tho Rocnesters resulted In
favor Of tho Brooklynites by tho of4 to 1.
At Indianapolis wednesday the Indianapolis
club defeated the Cincinnati club by OF TO l.
The same day the Stars and Bostons played Ave In
ming game at Syracuse, the Stars winning by score
OF u to 0.
Tho new Harvard University nino played its lrst
gamo October ~ with the Our Boyg at Boston, do.
fcating them by score of 1913
twelve inning tic game was played at Manchester
between the Manchcsters and Fal Rivers, the score
standing at to 0, when tho game was called
count Of darkness AT Lowell the Lowells defeated
the Clippers. IL to4.
To-day the Cry stalls, Of brooklyn, and tho Alaskas
OF Staten Island, play Oh tho Capitoline Ground,
Brooklyn, and on Saturday the Chelscas play the WI
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
LUTHERAN CHURCH COUNCIL.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, 1871
Tho eleventh annual Council OF the Evangelical Lu-
theran Church OF North America continued s sessions
this morning At the Church OF the Holy Communion.
Rev. Dr. e. krauth PRESIDED and alter the morning
services by Rev. Dr. A. J. Brown, the regular order
was proceeded with. Committees were appointed on
Ministers Of the Last Convention, Members OF the
District Synous and Emigration House Association.
The order oi the day was then taken up, VIZ The
dscuss,on of tho theses burg Declaration
on puiplt ana Altar Fellowship. The nrst thesis was
then discussed leDgth variety Of views being ciab
GRATED: nut before dcnnIle action was reached the
council adjourned
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
SALE OF A TROTTING STUD.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct III, 1877
The Hambletonan breeding stud owned by J. u.
Walker was sold at auction to-day, breeders being
present IRON all sections Of the country The stud
cudcd four stations and two by Rysdyk's Ham
blctonlan one stallion and three maros By Bockmans
Messcnecr-Duroc ayo mares by Godsmith's volun-
tccr and tho progenies OF the whole, numbering
thirty-cight their age varying from four months 10
eleven years. The amount realized was &l0, l4O
Egbcrt, two-year.old stallion, the gem oi the stud
was purchased by II. q. Hendrix, of Decatur, Mich,
for Sd, 425
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
THE ALLIGEK CASE.

Mr. Brown, the Secretary Of the Commercial Assur-
ance Company, oil London, Is still In charge Of the
Aliger Insurance Agency. He stnted yesterday that
Mr.. Allipcr too unweI TO visit tho occ prob.
ably would NOT do SO for fcw days Al an interview
with Mr. AlIiger on Wednesday evening Mr Brown.
the cxagent gave outline OF the charges TO be pre-
forred against niIn The latter then, according TO Mr..
Brown, made certain statements which seemed to
show that his conduct had not been 80 fcprchcnsbc
as at first supposed, although the amount ot the
dencicncy was not less than at 1rst reported.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

A CEN IENARIAN ASSAULTED.

With tottering step and form bent almost
double Ellen Barry, aged loo years, advanced to tho
JUDGES desk, In the Tombs Police Court yesterday,
and preferred q complaint Tor assault against
julia Flsmery, who resides Al the samc
house, No. 100 vandcwater street. Mrs. Barry
tcsuned that the defendant had pushed her
oil tue stoop while she saying her rosary. Inc
aged complainant had two children in court-a son.
aged ixty-iour, and daughter sixty nine years
botn oil wnom corroborated her testimony. The prs
oner den led having committed assault. The push
was az the most gentle Quo. Justice Duffy helu the
defendant In $500 bonds to keep the peace.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

ported that they had aided three disabcd ministers
ana uinc nsinlsters' widows during the year The
amount paid them was $4,000 The financial report Of
was then read by The treasurer Mr. Samuel Raynor.
Inc io1ai amount pad out during the year 10 min
isters ana minsters' widows 81 053 l3. The per-
mnnent invested iund tor this purpose 10 81, 500
ietier from the hrst Baptist Church, o New York.
was read explaining It's financial condition and solicit
ing the aid and support tho assoc alton toward
ing the heavy difficulties under which the church Ia
on iaborfng.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
THE BAPTIST CONVENTION.

Tho Grst days session Of tho Southern New York
Baptist Association was held yesterday morning,
der tho direction OF Rev. j. j. MUIR at Calvary Church,
west Twenty third street The Committee oil Arrangc-
monts prcscnted report OF the arrangements which
had been made Tor tho holding Of the next years
soD Committees wcro appointed 10 consider basis
OF representation Of delegates OF the Church TO tho
body and also tho question OF a central, permanent
place ~ which 10 hold the iuturc meetings OF the
sociaton.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.

Over three thousand Of the four thousand and odo
dcpos,ors In Long Island Savings Bank OF Brook
n, have signed their acceptance Of either ono or the
other OF tho propositions Of the trustees amsag them
one who has deposit OF $40, ,0o0 The dspositors who
have not signed the agreements mostly small ones.
IL Is hoped Dy the sgners that when the comes
up before Judge Lando as schen ectady, Saturday
next. II Will 10 decided In their favor.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
PRINCETON COLLEGE REGATTA.

On Saturday, the 18th inst, the Freshmen, Sopho-
mores and Seniors Of Princeton college Will row at
Burlington. j., for tho class championship Of their
college, mile and half ght away, IN six-oared
shells The race Will be over the beautiful regatta
course OF tho Oneida Boat Club, whose guests the
Princctons will be.
The Oneida Boat Club hold their third annual regatta
on Saturday, Goth inst. 10 when at least four OF the
fhauclphia clubs Will send to compete for the
four Dared pcnDant,
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
RIFLE MATCH IN RAILWAY.

The first contest between tho Railway IN. J.)
Ride Club and the Ridgswood tN. J) Sporting Club
took place yesterday afternoon ON the range OF the
former club, NJ Railway, n. j., and resulted in
tory Tor the Railway team. Following is the scorc:
Rahway-F. J.. Sheldon, AZ; Charles Watson, 3s Il. A.
Vail. AZ; Edward Squlcr, A. Total, lG6 Ridgowood-
g. W. Jones, 40; +. J. Walton, 80; Il. NJ Parker, 40
N. A. Calkins, 80. Total I57.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
RACING AT BEACON PARK.

BosroS, Mass, Oct H. 1877.
Tho unfinished race In tho 2:37 class, which was
postponed from yesterday, concluded to-day, two
heats being trotted. The bay gcding Notleld the
nrsl and the gray NeIlson the second. The
nrst money was awarded 10 Nelson, tho second TO
Dilly D. and tho third TO Noticid. rlme oil to-day's
heats 2:32--23f
The races on .o-day's programme wsro postponed on
account OF the RAIN
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
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pacing race, with SIX starters cano next, and do
veloped considerable iecling. Sleepy George was
prime favore in the pools and after the hcat tho
impression became general that he was not being
driven to win. Unofficial protests were abundant
and after coming IN a bad sixth Tor two heats the
judges ordered his driver, Smith, TO dismount, and
placed new his seat That the change was In
order proved by the act that Georee the next
heat easily. Owing to darkness tho was not com
pletcd Tue following Is summary tar as the race