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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
For Sheriff.

BslS" The many friends Of LEONARD
ROGERS respectfully announce him rs candi-
date for Sheriff of Oconee County, at the cleo
ton now ordered, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of W. N. Craig.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
New Advertisements:
Candidates.
For Coroner.

Das~ The many friends of s. II. JOHNS re-
speouully announce him as candi late for
Coroner Of oconec County, at the election now
ordered, TO fill The vacancy occasioned by tho
l lesignaion Of Il. Z. Norman.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
Tor Sheriff.

B9y. Tho many friends of s. NJ. POOL re-
spectfully announce him as candidate for
Sheriff Of Oconeo County, at tho election now
ordered to fill tho vacancy occasioncd by the
death of W. N. Craig
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
For Sheriff,

Re5" Tho friends Of JAMES II. ROBINS
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff of Oconec County at tho special clec.
ZION ordered by Gov. Hampton to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the death Of w. N.
Craig. u
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
For Sheriff.

sa- Tho friends of w. NJ. DROWN an
nounce him candidate for Sheriff of Oconeo
County Mt the election to be held on tho LIST
day of November next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
ASSIGNEE'S Sale.
Oct 4, 1877

DY an arrangement with the mortgages wo
- vii sell, TO the highest bidder, at Walhalla
Court Ilousc, ON MONDAY, Inc 9th Gay Of No
vcmber next, freed from the lien Of The morS-
gage Of Wallcr, Watson s. Co. 20 Waller s. Ero-
,hc., I'll those Two LOTS or LAND situate,
lying aud being in tho town Of Walhala, tho
Que consisting OF the Wcstc"n half Of hnlf aero
Lot No. % on ,hc South side Of Main Street, in
oa;d iowh, f,ou.ing 90 feet Main Street aud
200 fcct deep, whercon is situated Tho large and
we'll arranged
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04

DeATH OF AN EMlNeNT JURtsr. lion. David
A. Smalloy, for eighteen years United States
district judge Of Vermont. died at Burlington
on Saturday night. lie was made collector
of customs for Vermont in 1853, and in 1857
was appointed by President Pierce to the Office
which ho held tor nearly two decades. BY q
special act of Congress, passed in 1875, ho
Of his long and laborious services in tho scr.
vco Of tho United Statos. Judge Smalcy
was an intimate personal friend of tho lato
Stophon A Douglass.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04

growing on one so inyisbly, that almost
before one Is aware he becomes an accom-
plished cursor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
For Sheriff.

pas" The many friends of Capt. JAMES T.
REID respectfully announce him rs candidate
for Sheriff Of Oconec County at the election now
ordered to fill the vacancy occasioncd by .hc
death Of ". N. Craig
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
NOTICE.

A LII persons holding Bills. Accounts Or H.
"A mands Of any kind noains! h:s Conn,v ~
""oneo. S. c., which have not boen bcfmc pro.
scc;";cd 10 the Board Of County Commissioners
at special meetings diving tho yoas, are hereby
no ihcd that they nrc rcGurcd 10 deposit tho
same in my oltce, in the rourt House in Wal
h:lla. 5. c., ou Ur before ho fist day Of M,
vembcr ncxi j W, STRIBIlNG
Clelk Board County Commissioners.
Oct. 4, 1877. 4G,.E
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair ronewcr has
for many years occupied an honorable place
ia the toilet of Ameeican women, and has also
attained popularity in foreign countries.
This is because it does perform what it
promises. It's warmest friends are those who
have used it longest, and those DO sound it's
praise tho loudcst are those who from actual
experience and personal trial have demon
stratcd th"t by its uso sray hair is restored
to its natural color and dry, harsh, and wiry
hair is mudo soft and lustrous, thina of
beauty, and q matter of joy and pride to the
wearer. -Sad- Softer and Democrat, Co,iaM,
Mss.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
Editors Of Keo,ccc Courier:

Editors Of Keowcc Courier:
DEAR SiRs-On last Monday, coming from
Abbeville to Walhallo, was Obliged to spend
nearly tho whole day at Hodges Depot,
waiting for the up.train. Tho tcdum was
greatly relieved by an interesting convorsa-
ton with old Father Emanuel Wiss. rather
remarkable man in comparative obscurity.
lie is 80 years old, but still possesses wonder
ful vigor of body und mind Besides his
other literary attaiuments, he is quite conver.
SAINT with the French language.
This morning I received tho following noto
from him in connection with the inclosed
translation of the Requiem Of Hermann"
Among other things of interest, this piece
throws some light on the origin of the name
of our town. and thought you might wish
to give it place in tho COURIER.
Respectfully yours,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
Death Of John Lewis Gibson

Died, on the 10Th of August, 1877 at his
fafhcr's residence in Lahaina. Sandwich Islands
John LOWS Gibson, oldest son Of Walter Murry
Gibson. Tho deceased was born near Pendlo; on,
South Cavolina, and was 80 years Of ago.
The lii scriicn Ge:ce, published at Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands, contains tho following notice
In reference 10 Mr. Gibso1's death:
"We rogret to announce the death of John,
tho eldest son Of Walter NJ. Gibson, which took
place at Labaina, on the 10Th Of August. The
deceased has enjoyed jnvariable good health
during residence Of fourteen years on tho
Island Of Lanai, but owing to fall from his
horse he received severe confusion which re-
suited in q fatal congestion Of tho kidneys. Tho
dcparlrre Of this young man is severe blow to
his father and surviving brother and sister, and
his loss is greatly mourncd by oil the native in
habtants of Lanai"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder, at senecu
4 City, on THUSDAY, the first day OF Noye1nAs-
ber next tho
House and Lot
IN This place. formerly the property of John'
Myers. Tho Lot contains onc-fourth Of an aore.
will on tho same day soil tho remnant Of
Goods belonging to tho firm of McElroy 81
Myers. 9"
TERMS--Cash. Purchaser Of the House and
Lot opay for tho little.
JOHN G. CARY, Assigned.
Seneca City. Sept. 27, 1877 1856
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
Valuable Farm

On Tu2aloo River, known as THE HOME
PLACE Of said deceased. The Tract con
taios 3S5 acres, mole or less, of which
about rs ACRES ave fine river and crook
bottoms. Much of the upIandu is ch aud
first rate for cotton and is pa,tly in culti,a-
lion and pa,tly in uaive forest.
TERMS AS FOILOWS-Onc third
cash, the balance ir Two equal installnents,
payable in one and two ycuss, with Interest
from day Of sale, secured by bond and mort
Of the premises. Purchaser to pay extra
for titles.
JOHN 8. DICKSON, Executor.
Oct 4, 1877 1875
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04

AUGUSTA, Ga, October lit Is reported
that there wero four deaths from yellow fcyor
at Port Royal yesterday, and that numbor
Of citizons have left tho place.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04

The gross productions Of this country arc
$G,O00,O0 00O annually. 10 handle this we
havo only $70O,0O0,OOO in currency.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04

II is estimated that American tourists have
spent 5 5,000,00 in Europe this season
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04

Pho crops in Virginia aro, with limited oxe
ceptions, Ihe finest ever mado in tho State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04

Enfl Creek Democratic Club. met on Saturday
September 20,h, and elected Is. L. Robertson,
W. G. Robertson, j. W. Fcndcy and D. W.
Fendlcy delegates to represent said club in the
county convention, October the 6ih.
II. a. u. GIBSON, Jn, President.
w. G. RoGERrsoN Secrc.aYy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The reading of the journal was not concluded
until 235 when the papers III large number Of elect on
cases were presented by the Speaker aud referred
to the Committee on Privileges and Elections.
Mr BUTLER rep, Mass) offered a resolution FOR the
appointment select committee OF seven to inquire into
tie manner yontiating the hall OF the House, the
competency Of the machinery, ar r"sedses ahu
ducts engines aud engineers for mar purpo9r
cation Of the hail so to bring INTO
i air and light without pumping the one or srhing Tue
otner throus On stained glass also 20 examine aud report
what changes can be made IN the conhGhatiOn ana e1
tent of The hail sucn acoustic properties ~ u
enable members 10 lear the pf0cttdhs 90 a. 10 De aoe
transact the public business lhe!iis h1y Inc le'o
Tne SPEAKER proceeded to call committees for re-
Mr. EWING Dem, Ohio), from the Committee on
Blnaug ami Currency, reported the IohO"lnk Ol
mat the trd section ~ the act entitled, An act 70 pro
vide for the resumption Of specie payment, approved
January L. I-7j he and The same l. hereby repeated
MIR FORf (Rep Ils) presented the views Of The mi
nOrty the committee, IN the shape oi an amehdmeht
III TO rep tat part OF tie act approved January T.
Secretary OF te Treasury q dispose OF thed states OouS
b e1citq M Tat al that portion Of The act when read
as follows: tQaoting above from te lId secOn De- anu
the SAM ~ hereby repealed.
Mr. EWiNO-I move that the b be printed aud re-
'Tbr motion 10 recommit was agreed TO without a
division ami then lt EWING moved 10 reconsider that
vote (s object being thus control OF the bill
ami 10 no .Ule to call It ~ a, any tlmel; ~.
Mr. CONGEK Gicl) moved to LAY Ihe motion 10 re-
eOusdr the table After some debate, tr votes was
taken by and nays ANA 1t was jocted-aye'' ITO
Tho last member to have his vote recorded was Mr..
Butter of Mass chusptts. who dd not vote when his
anne was ii st called. lie voted IN the NEGATIVE ~,
mo rsIit of the vote leave the control or tine bill
in the hands 90 the Banking and Currency Comm Tee or
% Mr Ewln., VINO itloft'1 u, auu mo eau ~ "S t
call up his motion 10 Icconslde anu mus nave lctlo O
the bill II vii DE N ho power 10 c"t Oh ~ 3lucu
mcuts-eyen that pro posed by hi' fOf Oh lu'lloN-V
nioN ing the pre- Vluus question.
Tae ioast, at 3:ij p m, adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
DIR. LAMBERIvS METHODS.

At the examination into the affairs OF the
American Popular Life Insurance Company before Ref
cree Warren Yesterday Dr. Morris, the yicepresident
sworo that the annual reports were prepared by d.
Lambert and the clerk Reid, and that he had seen d.
Lambert alter the figures made By Reid W. W sharpe
testified that the officers OF the company had great CON
nlcuce in Dr. Lambert. In December 1874, D.. Lam
bert asked him to make out mortgage on some oil MS
real estate for S15,OUO. giving no explanation why ne
needed H. Mr. Sharpe did "a he was requested
Something was SAID about transferring accounts
In consideration Of the mortgage, but nothing
was ever received by him. fe" months
afterwards DR.. Lambert returned the mortgage ana
Mr. Snrpr DESTROYED It. In December, $50 ne maze
stnlar mort for the same amount when was SIM
afy returned destroyed His VIE dld not sign the
last u4 .rt rage did nOI rccOliect about the hrst
Screfagy James Cruickshank ifedthat DIT Lambert
ana sir Reid made hp the annual reports and he swore
to thrm IN The b. lief that they were correct VI Ut
Iambrriss mana cement hr. Cru chsnank sad 'hi1t u
wa, " peculiar "-perhaps NOT what ne or the cOhhsei
would Gail mctEOuictL , -,
John f. Trow testified that personally he know noih-
u sbout lie insurance and hal been guided Wholly by
Dr Iamhrrl'- advice. The S3OOOO IN Stocks OF me
United Statr, Publ ,hng Company vas loan. Il 10 MIN by
Dr. lheit Az bis own request. Subsequ nly, he owed
lie compaut Il email amount He supposed ~ HGhi 20
o thai ~ collateral Tn" entry in the books, dated
December, 1877, OF his purchasing furniture, etc, Tor
-JJ 900 and giving this stock collateral, was raise
Tie furniture charged at II 900 was ony worth lew
hundred dollars. The stereotype plates, pdmPhes, eic
wee worth nothing save old paper and metal lie
never owed the company $40 900 IN any way Inc cho""
" cu Appeared rs posted N tae Bank OF Salem was
made by HIM Al D. LaDOcrts request, on the promise
that IL Was not ~ be us,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
AN EPISODE or WARD POLITICS.
HOW uAGGERTY AND LYNCH ASSERTED TIE CLAIMS
OF THrIR CANDIDATES.

Edward ". Haggcrty and Thomas Lyhch
attempted AT liquor-,aloon at No. l1Oo Broadway
Tuesday evening 10 discuss the merits Of the candidates
for Stale Senator in the VIM District HaggcHy was
antor OF the County Court House ut the time OF tho
voucher robbery; he shot Thomas II. Ferris about
two years ago. Lynch, known to his admirers
ns Tommy keeps a restaurant down town Inc
bar-room was flied with excited adherents OF
tbe opposing candidates. Lynch and Haggerty
did not agree and Lynch to enforce hs argument OF
fered make q wager; this falling, he Fl nck liaggiy,
The men then cnched and. during the sfuSgt lS ncn
forced through glass door when ieIl upon 'o
men. cutting them slightly. During the hlukslo =,
the floor IIaggerty. who underneath atiempcu 10
draw pistol and by the time the contestants we're pa
rated had succeeding In getting 1t rom hlS pochcl
LYNCH observing the movement, attempted tO retreat
through the front door, when HaSgrrty snapeu ,he
ol twice at him, the weapon falling To explode each
time Al this moment Officer GcnOre, OF the twenty
ninth Precinct, arrested both men o.,
Tho prisoners brought before Justice Morgan NJ
tle Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday morning
The room was filled with ward politicians ana thelr loi-
lowers Lynch appeared with large piece OF plaHler
cred with the same material Haggerty had " PACK
eve" aud his clothing was torn ana stal.d WIN uioo'
Uhat ia the charge, Oiccrf" asked me Justlce au,
dres.ug Officer CenOre. The officer hummed ana hawrd
FOR a few moments and finally sad DiSordcry con I
duct" "What did yon sec them DO asked epo Su9
them because this man ipointing ~ LyncD sai ATTEST
that man. Haggcrty be Is going to IRE Ihen arrested
Them and there was u crowd around TO nulnDeF ol
other 0upstIona which he justice asked, the officer re-
Piled that he knew nothing, as ne saw nothlnS justice
Morgan said that 1t was nearly always me way III ese'
OF this character very little or no evidence was pro
Iucrd m cour. which magistrate could hold prison.
ers IIrrc in this case" he said, the officer ~stnrS
that he knows nothing, and IL seems, " the case was
properly worked mp by the officer ana nls captain so
great "A breach of the public peace cOuId Dc properly
punished Each prisoner Teiseu o 20 c"nnesd To- Dis
Charge them. He regretted exceedingly tIdt ne Toui
hold one or both OF them Tor if,a Gap'on W. mem
and he does not believe there was one used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

A GIRL MURDERED by A JEALOUS LOVER.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 3l.-A murder
caused by jealousy committed last night about .
o'clock eight miles west Of this city, sanford Sta
tou on the indianapolis and ST. Lou, lrual, at tbe
residence OF Durgoyne Tntt, q wealthy farmer His
daughter Rosa, age nineteen, has been tho Object
OF attention from young man III the ncisAbor-
hood and also from Syvanus Durham, hired
man. who has been in the service Of MIR INIT three
years. ON Sunday evening RUsa- lover PAID her visit
and Burnham threatened X that hc would get CIV
VIII his rival. Last night Irtt and his wIte aDa-
enr by light and found the uDpar story OF tie house
fire aud Burnham missing. Tho house consumed
with every thing IN IL, after which The corpse o Rosa WAS
found The RUNS, legs, ana l9ad burned o,
hut enough evidence presented itself to snow thar the
girls had been cut There was also deep wound
10 the side BuInham . stiL missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY.

The case of the Globe Printing Company
against the City before Judge DOnohue yesterday.
on motion for reference Tie silt j. for Sii6Sj for
advertising in The GoJe md Ectnq Press. from May l.
1870. 70 May 10 ISL. The motion resisted on the
ground that the defence tl1t the plant WAS
n, yer employed 20 Do he work. and its paper not
~ appointed corporation rancr and the question or The
nf the could he well trcC before jury ~
b- IRE a referee. Decision was reserved. Amer G. T.
Mir had finished his argument pr the city, he di-roy
cred thIi the ul8nth had assigned al hts claims,
amounting to So CGO up 10 ST. the Loancrs Eank
that these claims had been audited 10y the Board Of
Audit % 1872, - rI29iS -, and ths paid 10
me Iatnrfs Bank years after his suit begun
The allowed to sleep uuiIl It wear wien the
Corporation Counsel threatened 10 dismiss II ior want of
prosecute
JImrs pbair has sued tie city FOR 1000 blanks
flHI>hcd 10 the Department ~ Buildings IN 1850.
motion was made, yesterday before JHdl" DJnohue, IT,
refer the This 0lu-e ou the grounds mat no
account Wa. involved. and mat ~ toe plaintiff had Al
ready q decision in Hs favor by The Board NJ Audit Of
iSG~. Ice SHOULD proceed by mgndamus ami not by su
i5tUi rcse!Vtd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge DonOhue has denied the motion to
modify the reccyrrship in tie smt OF john Iielben
a.JIhst James Cayanagh, reported IN yestcFdafs
TRIBUNE.
Lena Shillact married Jacob Shllck Feb
ruary 81 1877. she complains mat her husband com
ntcd adultery in August last Judge Freedman has re-
ferred the esse to James ~ smith
Judge Donohue. in a suit of the Army and
Navy C!ub against John W. Greene one Of - lcmb,g',
for 20 dues has granted order 0r The pu1catoa of
the summons on aihdaFts that tue ui'ollnt j. ''oDs
service.
.J0seDh ScbwelZcr, arrested on Saturday with
ont warrant Was brought before Judge Donohac yes;cr.
Jav on habeas corpus. warrant from ule GoYernor,
for ms surrender tO ghc Pennsylvania autI"f,t 20 1'
tred tLcre fOr obtaining goods on Ease P-ct noes VS.
received and the prisoner was turned over 10 tho fl
deipha ofircr.
William Edelsten has been substituted by
consent in place Of Field DsyO, coIst. IA ak siIts
AGAINST Tweed. These are the old clty s, ,he supf-
against rwecd and Edward Ma9fener; o4e by tle ~
against Tweed and George :. hief, ana tbs p'oiiSS
suits for 50 100000 AID Tl,pOO,o'O
Henry A. Smalley, receiver Of the Clair
mont savings Bank obtained leave yesterday from judge
Douohuc 10 SIZE A. A. Mash. John b. Atwatcr, and Jola
q Hoyt Marsh Tor overwhelming Dis account Sl,lOs %
and AlWatrr maleI and H"yt Is ln4ogaof, OF a piy
tested 0tt for 81 500 found among the asset of Tue DiA-
Under orders granted by Judge Donohue,
three portions OF property have been released nom Tue
len " the Ii. pendeus tnc Peoples suit against Peter
b. Sweelv These pieces are Plot north side seventy
Iourt.,. 100 feet east OF Foaith-ANe, 4,OAlVAZi "'
uorfu iG sXty-rlgAtI-si 300 t.tt,,stui lldsOnAEe,
o5xloO and lot south SIDE Thirty Jurtn-st 500 feet e.
II scNent-aye., 21S.S9.
The New-Yorl Protestant Episcopal Pubic
School moved 10 vacate assessments or 9lIZIo o. %
dnyhree lot, on seyentyscyent-sC IL claimed nat
the work va. oyerchaIg ed and the eanea"efe 70
fairly laid Judge DouOhue dtuied tht motlO Oh .lo
,roind That the petitioner should nave raised W. -
point before toe confirmation 90 'Lr ass y, re-
il there were oyer-GDarges, The city m-h ."ls ia
claimed them; moreover there vas no PROOF VI ''
second point
In the suit Of Anna Gertcke against Henry
Doering and ,;a,rs, motion has been maze ue''''
Judee Freedual % cln the plaintiffs attorneys De'o''
Donomie n Cook to account. The palAtf fecoyeVu,
iudnrent for 1911 81 ia 1872. Hex husband ",o
snt. h. r saws that the receiver paid over 70 ~. -
torneys ~ 800. OF which only LOO was uiu W. ,
m m They answer that they only rec,t." F"'lo, ~
OF t.is they pad hr referee 5000 aud SOU ~ $50 Il,
counsel leaving ~ 900 10 pay the ordbaN eAi "a
the tria and for their three le1in VITA A''' univ"
referred 10 sX-Judsc Mitchell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
cTGAR.uAKERs STILL DEFIANT

The striking cgar-makers express confidence
i'm their ultimate zuccess delegation OF Cuban cigar
makers the shop OF Wanger 4 Hahn, VINO struc K
about sx weeks ago. informed the Central Organization
Yesterday that the firm had agreed 10 Thorn The old
wages They were bes0ilght to hold out until tie firm
agreed 10 the rms OF the otner sgikcr The owner ~
E,udy's ten ucnt Bnop No. Il Chrystics, wrote that
me was wiling To let the tenants hive two weeks longer
ON Ills premises, they promised pay rent after that
time. Strikes reported in thu shops OF tenhcrs
A SOM. No. 2iO Eightaye.. and Theodore Nanluyn, No.
l3g Avenue d. Prysrf, u S'ut-5t Itcharas, 81 Ridge
Il aud Nissrn and Pepper of Brnd,t, were reported as
having agreed pay the advance asked iOr The work
men OF these sops thrreupOn allowed to return 10
work At mcatinc OF Cigar Packers Union, yester
day the members cXpclcltlrir president aud financial
secretary for not joining IN tie strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
PAROLE AND Ten BROCK AGAIN.
Tnn American InckcY Clnh will give an q

ira days racing al Park. saturday The two
suporb racers Ten Brock G. = rode, wi meet again in
81 run Of two and a-aall n.ir wsi1 may possibly re-
Vof - the result Of the "a baltimore last week,
when Parole Heated Ten rpcck ana Tom O'hrce. In
addition 10 the iincipa contest ~ Saturday there VIII
b. three GOOD races in which such excellent horses rs Tom
. hiircr Vera Cruz NicerDy. St James aud Others are
cvpcrfrd tn take part The match between Iaroii and
Tom Ochrto vii tekc place ~ fuch an hour mat per
som, WHO are able 10 To TIE track ny the earlier
fru, can ;akr the $50 at the Grand Central Depot
and arrive m ample lime 10 the best horses ~ tie
country test each Others powers. Tie American Jockey
Climb ye-trtd9y decided 10 reduce the admission 10 the
field To 30 cents and there I'D. probably lac aG immense
turoug present tue struggle between krniuctYr
FIois racer Ten Brock and ire les famous Parole.
Parole as il well known owned by PrTe Lrrillatd, %
TINS city, who is REPORTED 10 have Won $4,000 ON his
horses victory at Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
MISSIONARY BISHOP OF CHINA.

At Grace Church, yesterday, the Rev. DR..
Samuel l. scncre-cnewsfy c0nsecrated Bishop %
China Bishop Lyman. assistant bishop 81 North Caro-
Ina and Bishop Kcrfo0t. 81 Pittsburg. acted pre-
seniors The cuu.rcratOIs were biah0p smith, 0f Ken
tucay; Bishop Bedoil, Of oEiO; Hirnop kcrfOO;. 81
ptfsbnrg: Bishop Potter, az hcW-iO,K, nBd Bishop
Nottingham, 81 Maryland. The sermon was preached
Ly Bishop steycIs OF Psnu-y ivania
Bi-nup Schcrrschcwsky was born IN Poland ana II ~
HehicN ancestry. lie came O. America vnru Young
man. aud al tcr b.ng gadnate1 al tEc General Ihr0l,
ira minaIy, Wcn IN 500, hiihs"nury Ia Cana.
As q lueuist, bis icputainnis very ngh lie Us familiar,
II h. said. with Clghecn language, and hhs tinusiai"d
Inc Bible intO tHr Manhattan dalrct.-the Official i'm
guage Of Chua. lie viii return Ia CHINA IN frw mouths,
ana WILL iucauH nile work 10 behalf a. the college which
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