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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-18
nRouN.s rlMI1r sAHLEToM
Gucstioning the Legitimacy OF the Heir TO -
Large Estate.

The will - John L. Brown. tho wcll known
49,. ..t. ~, ,t, s.r.,,s VIII,
Contractor lor inc 'ir'nlhH WI ''V 50.
died ia 1915. was a-;nin he'ore surrogate GAVIN
yes,.rlay Mr. Brown left an estate worth
.,. uo,, .,..i .,....., i,T rr.,cn rr
IL" - '.-'
AMI wllw HNnnhA J.. hf 'Nh' ~" WILL
l..lytn. tl. lr.l.tt, 4. t... .,g4l. and son. Was
.'"t'' ' ~
JuliA y. sargent, % sister 0i tN"t -'ai'r, now
comics forward and Sans that john. tho som. il
fft.. ,,,... i ,,i,..i re- not heir at law II b Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-18
nDrl>Ne inh cnAlr srnIAE
I. e Employees In Twelve Cigar Factories
Swelling the List OF strikers.

H.. latest feature Of the cigar makers
VrIa. j. ealno-t uulyrsaA union movement.
Nuny men from every shop and IN many cases
ule ri ire force. have joined the National Cigar
Nrk. r-' Union. NJ, IA. The factory hands OF
Stt..r % 4 Storms-about POO innunher-loined
H. body yesterday. They are not striking,
hl' will give the strikers pecuniary assistance.
Uyer 700 strikers from other shops slso joined.
IAe Uu.on now has a membership Of about
IL oop nalo and female cigar makers. Pc
ruuary pil is expected from Chicago. Cincn;
l. Iti Hul NV Orleans. Tho bohemian and
German Unions have money N hund, ana eiA-
p.yo,- are sending IN money.
From thn foN9wing named sRols and tene;
Dleni- ihe LIST ot strikers was further sw"lled
yrsterluy. J. T. Hartrurn. q Bow ry. 80 hands;
n. v. smith, tn"mcnt- al l"- Idri'ige street.
10 h.nls lshop stru k bgfore, Brc-lin
Iwerty-cighth street and second avenue, seven
fam in tenem,n,s for & ter l,o92 adyaace
i1fail- Tor IS j. I. Se"eers. lGj Fast Hous-
iln. ~ hands, siecke Mgnnerke & hiylng-
] orieth street, 100 hands LtYaN Fry. 1929
Ayeuue \. 80 hand. for II advan n'c grnnt-dl;
r. ku-"r l3i Orchard. -".. employ. ipr y
INmrei Bernard Witch. 81 slelln street, 80
Il r~portedtiatM Jocobyof Chatham -trsot
J. = said tuat be- Will import ioriy Canadians.
IL strikers also ask o. bee paid wr"kly.
! i.s a rEutn- 4 the Central A~-J 'luil % mot
e. ~ rda Hal, and reported that foster
ll.7eA W l1Aei o. pay the rent bl.; g. uc4r t"u-
tnts n.d have th"nl y. 'Ne Iut. Inc tenants reg
iNsri 70 move. J.. H"'A"r!as says he Will put
VIII M, cx.,iti9u ~ f.w Polish lows. the
c'hrr workers for keruz Spie-- guit work yr7-
TIL lolarotos ot Loopoll C.hn 9Go Bowory,
ca.iilt with, ,i-. Az orsnnll, taYd yt
man. n.nt % th. factory ia uir morning o. gotp
V to. IAr r'rlk"r7 ldch'is rem. 'u7irai"i with
.'ui iut ur{ 7Ah mat no union r.pld A'"p
b. 3d. y IIH % o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-18
1nr nrIscorih coNInNuoM
Overwhelming Erfent of the Constitutional
Amendment RESOLUTION.

Bo5ToN, Oct l7.-1he Episcopal Conyon-
ton continued the tricnnih session to-day.
with DR.. Burgess in the chair. Tho COMMITTEES
on Prayer Book presented reports considering
it ineXpelirnt tp consider special collect or
prayer to Doe used al special Thanksgiving and
IN time oi unnErr and ilYor~ity. and that 1t was
inrNpndicut 10 rmludy canon l3, title 2. as a
ruhri,tl prer.de The solrmu2ition II matri-
mOny, "a such action would De Inconsistent
with church legislation. Tho reports were
adopted.
Al noon the substitute Of Mr. De Koyen Of
Wisconsin, which was offered by hm in place
Of the HdNcrs" report on the Constitutional
Commission yesterday. was taken up. The
substitute provided for the appointment Of u
committee 10 cunslllcr matter. NplrriHiniug TO
amendments to and antiquities in the Consti-
tuition,
thomatt"r On the table. WAS lost by yea and
nay NOte.
1t / f. NJ n vote was taken, tho result hcne
an overwhelming defeat for the friends of the
resolution. The result Of the vote wasi Clerical
DruutatiOns- -Dio'rsrS represented, A. Ayes.
10 noes 22 divided, y, Lay Deputalions,-
Dion-es represented, 80, Ayes. u noes 2o'
divided T.
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CHOSEN ny TTO CONVENTIONS.
Judge Brady named for the Supreme Court
by AntI-Iammany and the KepnblIcnn.

Tho Antl-Tammany Convention for the
nomination Of candidates for county offices
met last evening In the largo hall OF tho Cooper
institute The Hon. Ira Shufcr was elected
Chairman and John d. Coughln and Adolph
l.. Sawyer. Secretaries. Tho roll Of delegates
having been called. ex-District Attorney
Samuel b. Garvin moved that tho Hon John
II. Brady bo nominated by acclamatlon for tho
Office OF Justice Of the Supreme Court. The
motion was unanimously carried. and Samuel
b. Garvin. Henry Murray. Dennis Mcmahon.
Col. Michael Q. Murphy. Emanuel B. Hart.
George Y. Whitson. and Ambrose O'Ncill worc
directed to inform Judge Brady Of his nomina-
tion. motion was then carried for the ap-
polntment OF a committee TO confer with all
organizations opposed to Tammany. with
Wow to securing the nomination OF n union
county ticket. and recess was ordered to on
committee.
on the rensscmbling o. tho Convention .ex.
Judge Garyin reported that Judge Brady had
conference committee was then appointed, 1t
Is composed Of Ira shaier, Michael G. MUIR
BrQsso Gcrshon Cohen, Michael Hcaloy John
Il. WhitmQre, Oscar A. ,Bogart, Timothy. Shea,
Koeh J. Graham Hyatt, NJ G. pennc'H6aunm. pIi' Hni.
Robert Power, George Y. Mhitson, WI. Shields.
4Ry E. aTt Mrrr4fYG fG5mSs 5dSn Hosse EaH
John ID. Couehlin and Adolph /, Sanger.
Snti7Ta%@an%y " B3SmSSs,raey e aPp59Ss my Any Any
ton Rcn G y To- Fs s"Sisy Tn9 2e G2SnESe Gse
gates were going from the hall. Mr.. Shafer, the
Chairman, said: " II gives me pleasure TO an
and nobody's jaw has boon broken"
After the eadiournmentthe Conference Commit
Mirhaeif Heaiey Gcrshoonit Cohen. William T.
Mitchell. Thomas Costigan. and Enamel u.
Tho Republican County Convention met Mt
Trenor's Hall. in Broadway. last evening. and.
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sriLL Tnn RoD nE REsroREDs


The discussion ol whether the rod shall ID
placed i'm tho hnu's uf 'h- lu'lir school tcacn.
vi- was intipuur'u INTO the Board ~ Lduca.
toms meeting yesterday by STRIKING Illus.
trution. Clerk Herman read q communication
from T. Follows jenkins Suprt.ni udout If the
Society for the Prevention oi Cruelty TO Chill
drcn. in regard 10 tho suflrrinl.- # Ri hard
Palmer. II 81 East TAity-third street, atwelvc-
ycar-old pupil in the primary department oi
Grammar school Il. in which it was said that.
on the 9th inst, Miss Lz,ie J. Davies reported
young Palmer for rostlessncss To- the vce-prin-
ciial. Mss Kate II. Myers. Miss Myers ordered
that young Palmer be kept in his section in tho
class room until o'clock in the. afternoon and
then taken To- her. At O'Clock Miss Davies took
young Palmer into Miss Mygrs's room. AieI
having sroldrd him. Miss Myers boxed his
ears. Tho boy went home. ylng and almost
as soon as he entered he hecamc sick. Then
MsaR NS R'f that 9i5 Dr. ra % m ne Ms so
avenue was called. He said that the boy was
suffering from fever, probably the result of
him. Young Palmer. Superintendent Jrnkins
said has long been partial paralytic; About q
that makes them RESTLESS. He cannot fix them.
without injurious rn,r, upph any Object. HIS
his eyes wandered after she had told him 10
keep them directed at an object in front OF his
desk. she reported him for rostrssnrss. The
communi 'ation was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Teachers.
Then Commissioner Halstel as Chairman,
said that the board must vote as 10 whether thd
minority report of the Committee on By-lnws,
fayorug the restoration of corporal punish
mont in the 'hools. should be substituted for
UP %2g} WSSooaa 0R2ilaE Rayns Taken tho chair
asked the hoard to vote upon the substitution.
The board. ny n vote of - 70 :. made the SUBJ
-tituuon. 70 mako the substance of the subs
sttuied report bylaw, majority oi two~
thirds ~ the board WAS necessary. Commis.
sionrr Malkcr. srrins that this mWoriiy must
si Il 10
temporarily whl"l Tho motion was carried
|ttf l,lf4s
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HOW THE MONEY or CONFIDiNG DL-
JOSITOI.S UiS MIS.fIlLILD.
Suit Bcgun Against Precedent Hrond,scn Of
the tiairmont Hank secretary swans
banning Revelations OF Open Fraud

Suit Bcgun Against President Hrond,scr Of
the tlairmont Bank secretary swans
banning Revelations OF Open Fraud.
Suit was begun Yesterday by Frank F.
Van Dcrverc. attorney for Receiver Henry A.
Smallcy. against President Broadwcll Of the
Ciairmont Bank. In the complaint it is alleged
that Broadwcl wrongfully took $4,000 from
tho bank at various times in 1874 1915, 1876.
and 1877. This allegation rests on an affidavit
Of David L. Swan. tho Secretary and Vico Prcsi-
dent Of the bank. Mr.. Swan AYERS that in 1870
and 1877 Broadwell delivered to John .. IIoyt
negotiable certificates Of deposit to the amount
Of 10000. although lloyt had not only not de-
posted any money whatever in the bank but
was actually indebted to 1t. as Broadwell knew
at tho timc. The affidavit alleges also that
Broadwcl. between Jan. /. 1873. and October,
1875. loaned to John l.. Brown. attorney for A.
l.. Brown. ell 900 ON memorandum checks. no
part Of which was ever returned TO the bank:
that on March Is. 1875. Broadwcll withdrew
from the bank for his own use $1,000. and do
posted In bank the memorandum checks Of his
son-in-law William Cooper which 10y his in
structions wore carried along as cash in the
bank until November 1875; that then the $1,000
was. by order Of Broadwell. entered on the
books as a loan to Cooper on securities de-
posted by him. but that no such securities were
ever deposited. The securities that were de-
posted and to which Bruadwel referred in
his instructions TO Swan, the affidavit alleges.
belonged To- john H. Young. Young had de-
posted them IN good faith for safe keeping. II
is further alleged that Broaiwcil oufesscd To
Swan that he intended to use tho $1,000 for
stock spce ulation. the entry of the money on tho
books as a loan To- Cooper being only device
e. cover ny tho deficiency caused Ny the mls0p-
In july. is75 nraalwcu is declared in the
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G.ILLOPING .fFIER 4 FOX.
The Queens County Hunters Flying over the
Fences Who Got the Brush.

The first regular meet " Of the Oucons
rou,,, ttrr,.,L ,,i,,., ,..s,,,t,r ~, r,,i,
S,. D,rr n 'ooN ~ "iH"' AZ u"iu'n
Olty l.. l. Inc occasion Drought out Il Held oi
-, ,h, ,,.,Ii,,,i,o,, - ",,',',, ,t'ot,'., 1,,,'
"' '"o lt''"''n"'' runs ~ wv q" anu in iu'n
inst. The wide pia2zaS Of the Garden City
Hotel. whence the start was 10 be made. were
NIL ,ri,b i,,i.. o,,1 ,,,,,i.r,,, pasfl.s
'l"hu'" WI" '"N'V' anu h'"''''nU"' b19'ur9
these the broad avenues leading To the point
to,yard which the wind WAS bluyvlnp-huntcd
49, ar,n,, r,,,',,i,,, g., ,n,,r,r ,,,...s
'"N'9 tni l'''ly "i,'ln- ln- . ,.'nei4 fnei4 om mi1 i11
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-18
Opening the PRINCETON Driving Park.

The Princeton Driving Park at Princeton.
n was opened yesterday with the nrsi meeting ever
given at ti- park The track was finished two days ago
1t was in good order The nrst trot Tor purse Of
800 divided into four sums, tor 10 class, mile heats
best three In n,c. in harness The entries were puu,
clara Morris. Louisa Lady Lel-ht, Norton Pntchcn,
Hack tlr Ahdalah rAtclen, spnnkcy, ana Hunter
clara Morris Won the fr-t heat easily from AhdallAh
ratchen in ~ The second heat Was mken by Louisa
In ~ The tliiri gwen 10y the Judges to Lady
Ielght time, .f The fourth heat was Won hy Loui.
.n beating LndN Leisht by hall length ia A. The
NTH heat was not trutted, II Icing too dark
In the second UO Tor pufs" oi 500 divided FORE -
horses the starter. were Lily, Princeton nirl. Grace.
and Tom scott. Lilly the INST heat by loneth
nom trace Grace took the next two heats The fourth
could not be- tfutted and the Judges pUsil lVhvd the
plutOu % tTOts until to-day
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WASHINGTON, oct 17.-Thc report Of the
special commission. consisting of Frederick +.
LAW, Henry l.. Dodge and II. r. Lindeman,
appointed to investigate the Mint and Custom
House ut san Francisco. is published to-day.
1t condemns Ia Grange. Superintendent of the
Mint. for his failure 10 report proceeds of salcs.
holding him legally and morally responsible
for dcfrauding the Government hut approves
his general management Of tic Mint In
view Of tho testimony. this gives him every
thing which the commission could In dealing
with the Custom House. whore abuses are Of
the plnincst character. the report completely
cxonoratcs Collector shannon and his associ-
atos.
1t was simply impossible to save la
Grange hut it looks very much IA IL the COM
mission had made the best compromise pos
siblc with Eney Sargent by practically recon-
mcndng that his appolntees be kept in place
in the Custom House. As for his friend and
follow ,Repnhlican. La, Grange. the worst
charged IN THE SITS j. admitted.
Thn report on the Mint opens with reference
10 tho TACT that deficit aggrc eating SilG.js7.
made up OF successive deficits prior g. the ap-
pointmert NJ aGrancc. stands charge against
the Mint on tho Treasury hooks, and the COM
mission recommends that thg gso old deficits he
" "elminatnd.' With the mechanical operations
9 b bt dns tG snsi nni IPd d EEnn t " ,se
bullion accounts. the commission finds no
igult and the cNtraordinary coinage during
tiOn has largely reduced thc average cost per
ton ~ bullion. The cost for 1913 was the larg -.
with ono exception, recorded in twenty-five
mmission thinks that tho LONDON rate has
MT been exceeded sin e. 1915. as the proximity
of san Francisco 10 China oflcrs peculiar facli-
tics for tho shipment Of bullion. and hence ro-
dmoes - price below this rate.
oan b nI ,-, haV
inr.mp.ient and ingn iont on .crs have a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-18
JOSEPH IEUIS's MIILTON.


The examination Of Mrs. James Hastings
Lewis. who Processes TO be the widow Of Jo-
scph L. Lewis, the Hobokcn millionaire. was
resumed before Master in Chancery Cornelius
$. See in Jersey city yesterday. Ex-senator
Charles 5. Winfield appeared for TIE widow.
and ex-Attorncy General Gilehrist for the
United States Government Counsellor Gill
moro. for tho executors Of the will. conducted
hecross-eNnminnton ~ Mrs. Lewis. She said
Hohokon ferry boat in May. 1857. she was. out
taking a walk. On cross NJ over from New
YORK. -hr walked ~ Hudson street toward Finh
street. Al that time the ferry was noarcr Hul-
son street tiNu II ~ now She noticed on going
on the boat that she was closely followed ly an
old gentleman. le walked olo-- 10 her. and
when size sat down IN the lndir-' cghin he took
tho nrNt =. at. The boat had scarcely lcli the
Slip when he nudgrl her with his arm, and
epokD To- her. lie appeared - hr pleasant. and
-he uswcrrd his Gu' atiou- u5 g. lrr pos druea.
and whore she was go'ug She was then resld-
with him. but did not tnk linn g. the hotel. Size
gave him her nIir. ~~. ana soon aitnrWHrd %"
.MNel. Sh, met him in th" pnr.or0' the hotel.
on : Nth avenue. uhd She did not 10. At ine
me,tlng. iu the pirlor Mrs. Martin was PRESENT.
II uu May ~ SoWnmlcr. 1871. he called iro-
queutly to -'e her ~ the irankNn House and 40
hor RESIDENCE, ~ Bleerk"r street wn"re -h"
ANod in the iall Every w""k. or ten day. me
unmo ami address, " Mr.. Joseph l.. Lewis. G3
lui-,n a,f'ei. II kcn" sht wrote it On a
far'y mtho mIl of lsjs D." asked hcrto come
20 llphuhnu uld Joe AI- lNu-y keeper She re-
tn.l hum size ~. uil mot do 73 under any consit-
clHlon lnnly Dr. lf1p '7'' mari iihgr, ahi a.
lir-' .h" refused that hut on ms pleading with
ueura -il'Dluli rccoile. in the aitnrn0on ~
NOV. l., 1856. in Mr.. l. ow.e's house. Tho cere-
muuy VIZ performed hy Justice Etheridge. NJ.
FISH, uotukon Mr.. Bradford, and Mr., BOVINE
Wrf. the Witnc--,,-
The oAamluat.on was then adjourned until
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J0I4INGs lBOUr TOWN.

f'lf 'no thousand Ave hundred ami ninety lne vo, "a
.-t-iDf'l yesterday.
The Erv Bernard ORcnly IS preparing a popular \ IL
unc Tor thc new year
Mr. Joseph Jefferson was Of the passengers in tho
steamship Ahy s'ima. wNlrh alr'cI uu lu,- evening.
Nc Observation-Disclosures A. a. r..n'l hls chartered
me Nifhina seymuu. Tor tip tu te h.a.s next sum
day.
John Merlleus while riding on tlo cow catcher Of a
lWlsun River Railroad irtiu ut lNfA Afst street anl
Eleventh avenue, lrl and was hilod.
The Rcy Or Bellows ~ TIE ln'rnn church AMI ths
RDN d. Hitchcock u the frrshN riiu Church Will
night sNe their Niuws Of CIVIL service at Association
Han.
At r sale of unclaimed goods in the Custom lIonss
N"'i'rlhN ~ iN sNrh packages containing Wnk
usucs skeletons nui anatomical specimens bTuusht
slpo IhttN ave OIL paintings sold Tor slO1.
Mr. Duncan kenlic of the National Steamship Limo
ird AT bnnmheli, ON Tuesday. after illness "
three weeks Mr VI kenl.c was cpuuo .trl With tAs
'nnhri Line for twelve years amt well aAl iayor.
ably known among steamship ncu
dc9rse Wilkcrihar, truckman FOR Nathcwsf
CO. lett their warehouse az ~ MURRAY street Nr,trriAI
afternoon with valuable uAi of drugs In the evening
he was iuund ina drunNrn .ulor m the bottom oi M
Truck lie h'l been stripped uf everything rAcput IN
sAirl ahl hVuseT, gnA a!s !vaL Aad .s.U sIV,sn
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ROOFING UNDER DIFTICUL TIES.
The Regatta In the knis Yesterday Made
Exciting by - Series of Accidents.

The Mntropolitan Association of Amateur
osr.,,..,,, al ,ifrrr., r...o,,o ,.,s,,rl,v rh.
course for all was from Elm Park dock in the
Kills one and "A half miles sirnieltawny toward
t,i,.,,i,,., ,rL, a. r,,, ,,as f,r ai,,,i,
HHNi""p"r" INV n'S' me- NnH iv' N's'
sculls juniors, and il brought ont W. !, Taylor.
Arsouautu; Joseph T. Earle. Ncrcid; Walter ;
WI, N,...., II 7 u. l.,.,ll N.,.,,,,,. q.
wilson NN77""' T. L. h'''N"'u' NVP'uH' 3
and Nm Childs, Nautilus.
A mre,, tow coming down bothered most ~
b.,
ln' ''h' stunts H"i N9 oNe' '"p r'u's'' """
IuNlnr, MI' ulphi uill ma good rAlhr' oi
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The Mynerlou. Inlurle. OF Two italian.

Early yesterday morning Onlcers Keeling and
Mnsce found two men lying on The terrace at Sew
Brighton, suffering rom injuries the head fhcy were
taken To the police station, whore they gave their names
asAnderson Boau aud ppo Arosa, sailors belonging to
the Iwhanbarh NnenA prrotto, lying al Constable rou
Their stor, Is that while IN a drinking saloon i'm
they dA not knuw' Finding themselves injured, they
.,''' I" Sm aa snH nor I ls n 81 f..s , % o o
ioul ta Arro-a bosidcs having received three scalp
wounds. had h. skull fractured ia two pHoe, III, miu
rr,. O., nrho,rl, will prove fatal Bolaus wound -
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ELMIRA. oct. l7.-At tho Susguehanna River
REGATTA at Owego today Courtney oil Union Springs
won the first pr1e Vi 500 making the mile and half
ami return 20 min ii'4 secs the fastest record
beatin, his time of ~ a. made AT saratoga Riley
saratoga second and frohchy johnson oi Boston
third
Harmon of Union springs won tho amateur race o two
mllr- IN limiu 81 ,rc, MOluil'rN Oi Muibin- second
LlIIled VI Auburn Ald IAspIlls MasAsINSI water seI
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PATERSON. oct. l7.-The Grand Jury to-day
found another ind0 unent in the case oi the Merchants
Luah ant Trust Company against +. Preston Treas.
urcr and Jui.e John r. Dasgcrs director indicted for
conspiracy tu cmh'lNe tie assets ni that institution
Preston snNc Dagger. MORTGAGE in exchange tor $1,000
stock IN the bank utier II failed This mAAcs tour IN
dcincut, against Preston Hnl one each against David
Henry. l. IA. Ross. and Judge Daggcrs, directors.
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Margaret Cairns. colorcd deposited 1872 in
the Bank Tor Savings Blocker street in s2p Her
daughter who lives at 300 Raspberry street Phadel-
pha found the old bank book the other day She came
L. New York aud presented the book at the hank The
officials ngurrd up S7 interest due To her be- sides
principal, making sl2o IN all. She must however gave
sccurN indpule the amount before she obtain let.
Nrs VI aIllllyslIaAgu, anl d1aM IAe lVnvy,
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The steamer Ma.nehu.eu. Ano.t.

GREENpoRr. oct. 1.-THE steamer Massachu-
wa. oatcd on the rocks "a oclock tins evening
b. placing two pontnons under her stern and putting The
Frances un the -arhoar or in shore sde Of her hni the
tux Ret Ahrai The pumps were stopped, nnl the yes
sci seemed 90 he lrahlus hui ttN hu' Ii kept Tree
ea'y sAs NIa pty.e.I " AsN iNA al 9Ass
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KiIled with a Stone rIteher.

On Tuesday afternoon George Steek, n news
paper cnrncr of Saplcton quarrecd in the saloon of
Henry PAM at concord. IN the town ot southncld with
Conrad koh,Jis From words they came 10 blows In
the ght seck was struck on the head by Roberts with a
Stone pit her The men then separated ami Stcck
lett e saloon 10 mus, wrNins his papers llr had gone
but short distance when e L. hll tp the pave
ami when assistance reached hm lac touifi to
be unconscious lie TrmnNed To his residence Where
he di,d nt O'Clock ON Tuesday evening Ruhcits was
nrfvs vsol h} pcWiy shcrln Brown Coroner Dunpsy set
down the inquest for today.
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PHILADELPHIA, oct. ia warrant was s-
SUED today 10y Magistrate List for the arrest ni ohn ;
Milton President of th' Mark street Halfway, VnA
sAaIBe VI perjury, IL NMlI Dc svNed Vln0T 'oN.
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Wtmer partly clluly weather. fo',owol ~
.., '.In.-, Hui rmn awas, soutacgl5 N.la5.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-02
RreyitIes.

The Howard Jr., base ball club held meeting
last Thursday night, and elected the following
officers H. Dublin, president; T. Coughlin,
vice president; o. Gastnell, captain; Blodgeard,
match captain; J. DAILY, secretary; s. Murray,
treasurer; Rob: Delaney, steward; J. Heffron.
ASSISTANT secretary, and will to-day play the
Growers for the sum of 50 So on the Pioneer
Green, at 3% O'Clock.
The Washingtons, the downtown champions,
having won the same from the Columbia nine,
and the G. T. Towards, the uptown champions,
Will play game to-day on Mccarthy Square,
Third District, for the championship and purse
of $50. Game to be called at 31a o'clock.
Ire State regatta committee have announced
the programme for the coming State regatta.
with the prizes for each contest. The regatta
takes place on the Oath and 25tn inst, and will
without doubt be the finest ever Witnessed in the
South.
The cutters in the neghborhood Of the corner
OF Gravier and Tchoupitoulas streets need flush
Ing very badly, to remove the decayed Goldfish
smell that arises from them.
a grand fete militaire will be given to-day at
the Magnolia Garden by the frat company OF the
Francs Ireurs d'Orleans. We acknowledge the
receipt of kind invitations to attend.
We are under obligations to the Sixth Com
pany of the Orleans Battalion Of Artillery for an