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The Hook * Ladder Clmpsr. is gradually
approaching perfection .a sz.-.,s.'.Ya s. week
" mcetiu-.. 50 .ac meccrg On Friday ai last
week, about - paid t.l.l- Initiation Gees. and
steps were taken @, 10 - the rp8u given The
Company hg tLs city C5uucI, uall which .s
done, ise company u... meet in tla rp1ll 81 t.e
Judiae Eose, ta4- company having generously
aua sfYl:sueu-s.g rendered iis Use, fo- Eairl
tie Uo1s q, ladder company voted an emphatic
"T4an-s-' C- Tasrs-ar, Sac committee from
Tie council. accompanied l.y Tlz-s aHi aisiUc,
v--' 90 J...--o ~ Ir,-s-s tar f-l,A = meet
va i 'rs'r .'' o. r'T 1' rr-s'i---irF.
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HOME MATTERS.


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A. a. Walker ESQ., ana whe' OF chicago have
oeeh spehaihS 'Ac week WIN tAeir friends IN
Ottawa
hon. l. Lyle DlcNcy' OF the State supreme
Court, was IN the city on sunday and Monday.
Inc contract Tor furnishing coping and a fence
Tor the washington square reservoir, has been
let to Wm Stornont.
W. W. Calkins, of Chicago, formerly Of this
city, who spent the past winter in Florida gave
description OF that state, as he found it, on last
Tuesday evening, before the Chicago Academy
OF Sciences His description shows that the
state Is not as rosy-hued as many gushing cor
respondents irom that state would have US be-
lIeve II IS IL would seem from his description
tfat the innocent aud Interesting natives have
the same propensity for quilting trusting human
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Gold Pens.

Leroy W. Fairchild's celebrated Gold Pens at
Osman Il Hapcman's.
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Attitude, Ferriludc, Authors and Poets Game!
at OSman II Hapeman's.
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West end of the Green House. East Ottawa Convenient
and comfortable. Enquire OF
L. Y. GRIGGS.
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la-g ae-HI of ;4..Eas catered .ae meat market
of Iir. Wilhelm @. tao corner Of Columbus and
Superior streets. ard stole about SO worth Of
hams, bacon. aaa other mslt, sud some or
dollars IN cash from .he ..,L frou thence they
vsat TO Ea-Er a :Lc FOX Rive. House, and
made sa5 LagH. r..L A.s Stomach E.,tes- Having
taken ll ,le aiel bottles they could carry, they
opened q 81, -l-t--n.1- q quantity of TIE liquor,
letting 20 gun 'l E-,'e. srrrc so wo.'a VS.
stolen and destroyed.
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Quite as much interest as attaches to the
war movements on the Danube and in Asia is
just now excited by the political agitation in
England The interests Of England, and all
her feelings and traditions must Impel her to
oppose anything that threatens to amount TO
territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on the part of Rus.
STA, and as war by the latter without such oh.
ject would be palpably without sense or mean
ing the British government in all its leanIngs
and movements is necessarily pro.Turk ish
In this sense must be interpreted all her pres
ent activity in getting war material ready,
preparing her vessels for sea, supplying Glib
raltar with new guns, and getting twenty or
thirty regiments of Infantry, with Dragons,
artillery, &c, in proportion, ready to move
at days notice. Judging from the activity
on her docks, in her armories, army clothing
factories, &c, one would think England was
on the very eve Of cmbarklng in great war.
AL this, Of course is interpreted Ia. one way
AS menace TO Russia.
The language Of her ministers is 10 less
menacIng than her preparations Lord Der
by's answer to Ganschakof''s note was pre-.
scented at St. Petersburg on The Al, ana is IN
usually blunt for a diplomatic paper. III"
determination Of Russia to cross the Turkisl
frontier says Derby, causes England deep &c
greet, and she cannot accept Gar;schahoir's
excuses for the step as satisfactory. The pro.
tocol which England signed left Turkey free
70 Introduce her reforms, aud the declaration
Of Russia that Turkey has gone 10 the face Of
that protocol is view in which England
does not concur. Besides, The coarse Of RGs
STA Is IN contravcntioG Of the treaty OF Paris,
and in taking such steps she AaS separated
herself from European concert while claim.
ing to act IN concert with the v.-h Of the
powers, which Is certainly no, true - regards
England,
While there Is thus 30 ambiguity q 90 the
position OF the government If England, a.
Formidable opposition has arisen % the min
.s,ry among her press and people, headed by
Gladstone, who has carrie; it into p4r.ia-
:aent. where lac evidently aims at ultimately
forcing vote OF want &C confidence. thus
oyerthrowing the present ministry aal r..
Tersing the whole attitude auG traditional
policy of the country. Gladstone asked. r.
4 series of resolutions he rI.rrt N ru..g
meni, that England should 'aAe qui:e g.
strong and decided stand against Turkey,
but the symptoms of hostility wcge so great
that when his resolutions camel P Coz debate
% Monday night. BE modified them ,1 that
u present they sn'o-Et 90 a simple dcc.-ra-
ton hat The house IS q. the opinion that.
the porte, D. lbs couduc, TOWARDS u.s. subject
populations, aud H. refusal 90 give -uaran-
tees Tor their better government, has forfeited
all claims 10 the moral and material support
o: Grea, Britain In BIS spcoea - support
Of the decis.a':n-. Gladstone Iscici1aci any
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Albums.
A large stock Of Albums very cheap, at OsmaI
& Hapemans.
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MENDOZA and Earlyille have been having quite
little excitement over burglars. Dcpredations
by them were committed in both towns, cspe.
cially in Earl, whose merchants lost clothing, dry
goods, &c, in no small quantities. On Friday
last three Of the gang named Coughlin, McKin-
zie and Rely were arrested in Mendoza on sus-
picion OF burglary and found to have bad their
fingers in the Earlyillc unpieasaptness" They
were therefore taken on Saturday to EarlyilIc in
company with y. VI. Cox and wife, Of Mendoza,
who were arrested on a charge OF harboriHg the
thieves and conccaiing the goods, goods having
been found on CoX's premises. The rcsu', Of
the examination was that the three burglars
twho are supposed TO have "growcd" in La salicJ
were held TO bail Of $500 each, aud Cox and lady
at $500 each. Not being able TO "put mp" they
were " shut up by Sheriff stevens in the cguu.
~ Jail in Ottawa To be continued.
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THE base ball fever has broken out this season
Win . violence said uy porting mca 10 yu IN
prcceden.cd lOr Eany years. OF course p has
struck Cttawa,-mildig It J., true, Tor 10 takes
time 10 get Ottawa cuthu-ed 20 a frycr heat.
The cigar makers seem 90 be the first 90 the deld
with nine, who, ia the yy.laut freshness Of
youth, arc Singing challenges around with a
yig9r quite stunning. They have challenged, IN
the first place, Tie printers. Printers are mod
cst. AL things considered Negatively printers
are modest. That is why ,AcT hesitate O., l-lepi
th!s cLa,lcu-s. There seems 60 rr t13l, q dead
mans chance for tie printers . scoop the
cigar. I-akers-Lluec their Uodc.ly Whether
they -la. conquer thss. m11cs.r and accept
this dead mans chance r-u.a.rs 60 De seen. And,
gy the Ny, VIA hEs necpilco u! our nine Nar.
seincs aur',i.,sl 80 handsomely oa sgnlr~ os-
ca,iors ;... seasons Aul how about Tic new
nire t.e honorable relies" TALKED COL. Organizing
this year 90 seolr tae country ,at ~: up f..
tournament:
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Ok Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name 10 cezts,
~ post paid. l.. JONES CO., Nassau. New York
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

It's understood in England that Lord Falmouth's
colt silvo, the winner oil the Derby and 81. Leger.
will again In public this year.
Tho Sandown PARK estate offered for sale on the
18th ulL the Mart by hsssra Broad and Prltchard,
and knocked down 70 Coionel owen Williams for
E5l zoo The whole OF the estate, with the hxtures.
therefore passes entirely into bis hands, sir wiired
Brett and Mr.. Hwfa Williams, the late committee Of
management, will retain their ONCE. IL Is announced
tna all disputes are ehsotualiy set a. rest
efforts will at be made 70 still further m-
prove tho course, and preliminary about twenty
nvs OF additional land VIII Immediately be
thrown into tho property, ANA II 70 be hoped that
for tho short least the new course Will be
ready by the autumn meeting. the programme oi
which has been announced ~ hessrs Pratt Bar
brook
For the boxing match between Tom Allen and Tomp.
kin Gilbert, 10 Dox with gloves for ESQ SIDE IN Lon
don, October ~, f25 side are down. The maj DO
post be posted before Friday, October H.
Lem Goode and Mickey Ress, the famous boxers,
have signed articles TO boz with ordinary gloves ior
silver cup value fl00, ON Monday, October ~, In
twenty four foot ring, tho rounds 70 be three minutes
duration, q minutes time between each, neither oil
the seconds be allowed within the ring during the
rounds and the gloves used by each TO be the ordinary
sized boxing gloves used In such competitions under
the Marquis OF Queensburys rules.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
IN THE TOLLS AGAIN.

Great excitement was caused BY the recent escape
from the OF the Court Of General Sessions
OF Joe Elliott while under Indictment the $64, 900
forgery case. will be remembered that Elliott was
frequently brought before the Court Of habeas
corpus, and the OCCASION in question hs
was there In obedience to such q writ and
IN charge Of O1icer Van Tyne While Van Tyne was
procuring tho sudges signature TO tho remand Elliott
who Is small man. quietly slipped away from the
court room gentleman In the employ OF Pinker.
toms Detective Agency, Who frequently travels
between Troy and tnls city, Elliott on the
tram three weeks ago, and reported to his
principals that the fugitive got of at Fish,
XIII watch was thon act him. He was
again seen last Wednesday, and II was learned that he
stopping with his ws at hotel in Fishkil Vii.
age under the assumed name OF Freeman Assistance
was teegraphed Tor, and another detective arrived
armed with q bench warrant
When Elliott In bed at an early hour yesterday
morning the detectives raped his door stated
that . telegram had arrived for Mr. Freeman His
wife appeared bus tried to close the against
officers. They forced their way through and clasped
the irons on him before he recovered from his sur
prsA He vas then conveyed 10 this city.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
CLAIRMONT SAVINGS BANK.

II seems though surprises will never end in
gard the Clairmons Savings Bank. The discovery
made yesterday by the accountant Of the receiver
that Mr.. Broaowel had been speculating In peanuts
with tho banks money to the extent OF about 600
In TACT, oaning money TO = reputable house quan.
titles OF this popular and palatable product. 'Of
course" Mr. Sibey said 1t - perfectly legitimate to
buy peanuts aud to borrow money on bushels OF the
same, but for savings bank president to the de-
positors' money this way is clearly against the law
The dsreputabe part Of the whole affair is that
the commissions acoruing from these transactions
were put into the pocket OF Mr. Broadwell and were
not credited 10 the bankn
Mr.. Vandeveer Is still negotiating with Broadwell
and 1t s expected that agreement viii bo arrived ut
IN q few days II Is understood that Mr.. Broadweil
offered 10 pay one third Of the deficiency II tile othcr
trustees would make up the balance This the trustees
decline to do, they believe BroadwelI IS liable for
the full amount The trustees have taken formal pos
session Of all the property OF Mr. Swan. The latter
continues at the bank. aiding the accountants.
When Broadwell comes 10 terms, II said, the do
positors will take Mr. John O. Hoyt in haud, but that
gentleman is able to prove by documents In his pos
session. that he never wrongIy touched cent of
the banks money.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
REVENUE SEIZURES.

Fosr different captures Of smuggicd goods were
made by the Custom House officers yesterday. The
frst were Of two large OF cigars and cask Of
vine on board the American schooner Teresa just ar
rived at pier No. IL Eas, River from Para Inspector
John Laird, assisted BY Inspectors Stern and Davidson,
made search OF tne vessel and found the cases aud
cask safely concealed, entered on the manifest,
aud evidently designed 70 be smuggled on shore.
Captain AcQunn, OF the Teresa den Cd all knowe
oi the contraband goods rho next scizure was ade
BY Mrs Jennie Ferris at Castle Garden and consisted
ol TWO pieces OF SILK taken from the persons OF Maria
Corchran an Susan O'Neil passengers on the
steamer victoria. At the same time inspector
Castle Garden seized piece OF silk on the person
oi passenger on the steamer Algeria. A cage con-
tanning 1000 packages OF cigarettes was also seized
on the steamer Carondeiet az pier No l6 East River
ana sent 70 The SEIZURE room. Proceedings Tor the
conhscaon OF all the above property Will At once DO
instituted by Collector Arthur
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

Frederick Toeske was put upon trial in the Newark
court Yesterday on an indictment for murder. being
the Staying Of John u Kronmeyer, through pushing
him in the river al Balback's dock, few weeks ago.
The Prosecutor opened case jury had been
selected, and gave rssuns Of tho case, which is
SIMPLY that IN the course of . quarrcI Fred
pushed John and hs fell overheard and was
drowned, Fred doing his best 70 save John
alter he had got into tho water The Prosecutor
closed by declaring that ne believed Toesks mad mur.
der In bis heart, aud he fet sure the jury would so
believe when they heard the evidsnce. Witnesses
drish, q workman. He testified 10 having heard
Tocske say to Kronmeyer, "You rascal, If l catch
sequenty according TO the witness, the two men
on the dock and Toesks dealt Kronmeyer . blow
which Knocked him overheard and be was drowned.
The case is still on.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
THE SEVENTIES NEW AIMORY.

On accoun, OF the rain yesterday the laying OF the
corner stone OF tne armory Of the Seventh reg-
ment was postponed The announcement that tho
ceremony would not take place not made until
after one O'Clock and considerable number OF ladies'
and gentlemen had assembled around the now struc-
turc. Members ofthe regiment had bcen under arm .
for some time at the appointed rendezvouz in Firth
avenue, and the Veteran Corps, uniformed and un-
uniformed, were assembled III Giimores Garden, whero
tney marched and countermarched for half an hour
under direction OF Colonel Pond, TO the OF
Twelfth Regime Band.
Colonel Clark cannot stato when the stone will bs
laid until hc shall have consulted with Secretary
Evarts who s 70 make The address, and with the other
distinguished persons and ASSOCIATIONS TO take part
In the ceremony day in the middle OF next week
will probably bd fixed upon.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
RIFLE SHOOTING.

INTERSTATE MATCH ON THE DEAnDoRN RANGE.
STONY ISLAND, ILL.,, Got 4, 1877.
The three days rife contest commenced this morn
Ing at Stony Island, on the range OF the Dearborn
Rife Club. The Arst contest on the programme
tho Interstate match, opea to all teams. Distance,
800, 900 and 1000 yards Only three teams entered.
Illinois was represented by ). A. Schsfer, George
willard, R. S Thompson and Walter Burnham, all OF
Chicago J. W. Roberts was captain Of the Illinois
team. Wisconsin represented by the Milwaukee
team, which consisted OF J. ~ Johnston, Captain; /;
David Hill, E. Fielding and J. q Wells. Michigan
was represented by team from Jackson consisting
Of G. il. Wolcott, Captain; J. 7. Harrington, s. 8.
Levy and r. j. Hare.
In the shooting at the 800 yards range the scores
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The storm Of yesterday caused . postpsnemsns OF
the announced place. bus should the raia
be over BY O'Clock this morning the several races
on the card will be The sport commences with
dash Of mile tor ail afsa with selling allowanceA
This purse closed wish the following entries sally
watson. 90 ba Benxne. s6 ibA Piper Hsidsick tais
AuburnA. % lba Hattie y, los iba Yorkshire Lass
los lbs; Fugitive. io3 ibs Barones, 100 lbs Free
eooter, 100 ba KiIburu, ios lba, and Mary. III lbs
The second event vii be she Grand National Handi-
cap Sweepstakes, two miles AID quarter.
q sne following well known horses viii probably
the pos,:-Tom oehilsrss, i24 lbs Parole, lis
lbs; Galway, il3 lbs Inspiration, Ill lbs, and St
James, 90 iba
The shird race, mile heats for all ages, closed with
the following snires-virginius, IiS lbs; Madge l2l
lbs. Dauntess, lis lbA Ambush, lis ha v!ceroy,
lis lba Kingsland, lo6 lba. and Blondsl. l02 lba
The days racng viii conclude with dash Of three
quarters OF mile tor twoyeaolds, and the following
youngsters VIII probably come 70 the post:-Piqus,
Danchen, Fly Filly, Eugene n. Robinson, MaritanA
and Mr. Belmonrs bay ally by Glenes out Of Grecian
Bend
The following 10 the OF the odds the above
evsnts,-In the Grand National Handicap The bett,ng
vas about to on Parole, : 10 against ochitree.
TO against Inspiration, TO against 81 James and
10 TO aganss Galway. In tho mile selling Eug
tive, Mary and Benzins were backed at 70 J. aud
TO vas laid against Piper Hsdsck, Yorkshire Lsss
and Freebooter Basonss was backed for . little
money at lotoL virgin,us avery strong iavsriss
In the mile heats and tho close his admirsrs after
taking all the ready money they could GET laid 70
on him. Two to was laid against vicsroy, 70
against Dauntiess, 70 against Ambush, "
against adge to against Blonde sad v against
Freebooter. Pqus was an immense favoriss for The
two year old race as TO laid on her: TO
taken about the Fly ally, and The bookmakers offered
Q TO against any other. Dauchen was backed for .
tribe at TO l. and Eugene N. Robinson had some sd-
mirers a. the same figure
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
ARREST or ANOTHER FoRGER.

very stylish looking gentleman, named Arthur
To,ten, who calls himself . stock broker, vas ar
ragned before Justice Bixby yesterday for passing
bogus checks. Mr.. Totten. Il is said has very good
family connections, and the strength Of these
been enabled to impose great many people. on
the 7th OF july he obtained from Thomas B. Ryan $25
a check drawn by himself on the rssnwich Bank,
and on the 4th OF August he obtained SIS from
August Dux, OF the arm OF letter 4 Dux
butchers, No. $3.50 Eighth avenue, on check signed A.
lotion, on the oriental Bank. As both checks proved
worthless warrant Tor his arrest Issued Toten,
1t Is ssid has issued oil these bogus
checks. He was arrested by Court 0Hicer McLauy
Broad street yesterday morning. The officer had
to answer in $500 bail two separate complaints.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
A CASHIERS DISAPPEARANCE

Paul w. Davis tho cashier and confidential CLERK OF
Norwood Cosgershan, No. 80 Park place, In this
city, disappeared from his home, on Jersey City
Heights Tuesday night Before no eft The ofioe that
evening he gave the koy Of she 70 fellow clerk,
saying he could be hand tho usual hour next
morning, az he had an appointment with one OF his
employers al the Bowery savings Bank. He went
home, stayed few minutes and then left He did not
appear al the Bo~ery Bank next morning. nor has No
been seen since BY HIS friends HIS accounts, as tar
as ascert aimed, are correct
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
SAVINGS BANK SUSPENSION.
BosToN, Oct 4, Is

BOSTON, Oct 4, 1871
The Wellnect Savings Bank, Cape Cod, suspended
payment yesterday, owing TO a run on It by It's de-
postors. rhe bank has 263 dcpostors and deposits
amounting to Sass, $50 81, all Of which safely
vested, and the bank is in good condition There is
general panic on tho Cape among savings bank de-
positors, and probably all the banks will close until
confidence 10 restored
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
RETURN OF AN ALLEGED EMBEZ-
ZLER.
RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 4. 1877.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 4, 1877.
Rev. DR.. E. d. Bard, exsccretsry OF the Presbyte-
ran Board OF Publication who Is under Indictment
here on charge OF embczzng funds OF the Board
some months ago, has returned from Canada where
he has been since that time, aud surrendered himself
to the authorities. lie states that he had no knowi
edge Of tho indictment until quite recently.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
SAVINGS BANK RETRENCHMENT.

MONTREAL, Quebec, Oct 4, 1877.
The directors Of the City and District Savings Bank
have given notice 10 us employees, terminating the
iaters engagement on the LIST Of January next Tho
object assigned etep is 10 enable the Board TO
make changes necessary III the stan and retrench tho
expenditures IL Is believed that there is Intention
TO discharge any great number Of Clerks
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
A BREWERY SEIZED.

The United Statos Marshal yesterday seized the
beer brewery Of William Gunther No 250 south
Fifth street, Williamsburg, for making, as alleged,
false In his book aud for removing beer with
out paying the tax thereon. Various utensils and ap
paratus belonging TO the brewery and valued at about
1900 we're taken POSSESSION OF by the Marsnal.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Peerless, NY.YC., Mr.. J. r. Maxwell, from
Thmble Island, 10 At anchor on the HERALD Telegraph
Station at Whitestone, l. l.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
A DRUNKARD'S CRIME.

Kaggis Gunsisr. . little girl seven years old, wsa
with her mother Tuesday. in their apartments ~
No s12 East Forty fourth street. when her father
came home intoxicated and began disturbance, dur.
ing which he wrenehed away she inner shutter from
the window. This fell upon the little sne and killed
her instantly.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

IL being tie between Fielding, OF Milwaukee, Aud
Thompson Chicago, for the second purse they shot
Off the former winning BY tho following score:-
rieiunB s.ss.sss . o--ZU
Thompson. ............................ b El9
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
TROTTING POSTPONED.

The rain prevented the and closing day Of the
fall trohng meeting Brooklyn Driving Park, Long
Island. yesterday. There events on the pro-
gramme for 2:l5 and 227 classes but they we're post
posed until to-day. when, the weather 10 suitable
they will come or
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
CALIFORNIA; RIFLE TEAM AT HOME.

SAY FRANCISCO, Oct 8 1877.
Tho California rinc team reached this city tonight,
and escorted up town By the city military com.
panies. The streets incd with people, and an
enthusiastic reception was accorded 70 the team.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BoEss-LAwRxxcx.-Onw Wednesday. octoberS, 1877,
At the residence OF the BRIDES parents BY the Rev.
ChaA II. Hail. ID. D., JOIN BoRxx and NHLLIR NJ
only daughter OF John H. Lawrence, all OF Brooklyn.
DoLL-MALLoY.-ou Saturday, the 29th ult., az
Bridgeport, ARvxraHr L Doll TO MARY ANN MALLoy.
No cards
GLADsroxs-DAILHy. -on Wednesday. September 20,
al the residence OF the BRIDES sister, by the Rev.
George H. Hoaghton, WILLIAM e. GLADSTONE TO ELLga
DALEY, Of New York
PianGed, j., ~ the residence OF the brides uncle,
D. W. stone, ESQ.,, by the Rev. William Day. ELLA l..
DAILY 10 WALTER /. HRryfELD.
MgAp-SrURGas Summerdeld Methodist Epis-
copai church, on Thursday, October 1871, BY Rev.
Geo 7. Kette, D. D., CoRxgLIUs MEAD tot Brcwsters)
ano REBEccAH I. SruRGKs. Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
RUsHxoRE- E-MAYHRR.-wednesday, october = at
Hampstead, by the Rev Dr. W. n. moore. rector OF
81 Georges Church, THOMAS 7. RUsHxoRH TO Miss
LOUISE A MAyHER, all OF Hampstead.
SrELLB -TALLMA ADcE -Mor1Stown, y. D., OCTOBER =,
BY Rev. r. s. Green. MAHLoS G. srEILs 70 MISS cAHRz
h TALLAADGK No caras
TBoxAs-WREn-At P0ughkeepsie n. T., by the
Rev. A. y. Abbott GxoRoE g. THOMAS and HENRIR1rA,
daughter OF Barton Weed, ESQ,
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
MYSTIC ATHLETICS.
A HOMICIDE TRIAL.

The athletic games of the Mystic Boat Club have
been postponed to Monday, the stn inst
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
RACES POSTPONED.

MIDDLRrowN, N. T., Oct. T. 1877.
The races which were 10 come on here tomorrow
have been postponed until Saturday. the 9Th inst