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A..
Aae'"e "ssn ,' a'pf'sea tnat ,nee''"k ul '"s
coopcrs Ot Chicago would bc held at tho shop of
8. Laprise, In the rear Of No. 20 Ceutrc avunue.
yesterday afternoon, Tns TRIBUNE sent u re-
nor,.- ~ n, IN ats+tnr 1T. ,u,.trcs. lin w..
lu'.s' " y. -" e'"t'''s w u.e1'eo'' .,' Wv ~
porter was 'n!osfncu py ono OIL inc coopcrs Pres
ent TINT he did not know whether any reporters
would 1s allowed IT, a,teod The MEETING; 1ut'
-. .,,s. .,, ,.'a,....,. ~,
l"fle, vas '"iosn'c' '.'at luz '''ee''"s ""h.u W.
IN ofde'ly one, npu the coorers we're uHihe
nothing that they were ashamed Of, and that
inv nr,n,cd. Int t1,s ,,t,crs t1ft rnt want In In
sk pt'sca, "i' s'.' .oopcas aa aut "ans W w
'''srcp'ssenIeu, - lney "cfo '"h'ps pt"seoe
Mr.. Laprlsc, tho proprietor Of tho shop, stated
10 lin wrttcr thot the tl3Itl,,,tv ,ras ru,,.rd v
thc c,,, ,ottt,a, n s,o,o prtsn, ,ahnr ssh'cI,
compelled manufacturers to sell at low prices,
and heIice nay low Wages.
p,an.,r " nn r " Ill., %
r,nn" .,e.o .'.a,.,,,r a,.,,.. 49, m a
The meeting was an orderly one. The Chair
man stated tat they had met for tho purpose
az ,cvisng mraut tn bcttcr thc1r contt,tio,,, md
=. 800 ..e.. ~. .et s,..u.' .s,'.s .,,.' 1....
~ eahe e'eps ~ ses@ en"F'ee 1fon' Luz oIa1e
for Coopcrs' Union.
Mr. schfling stated TINT TIC motive In view
was tho sane Which Is stimulating nech9ntcs all
lave been avoided In sicw Of the low wages re-.
rc!vcd. liz thought that the state of affairs
which prevailed was brought ,buut by The rgyk.
less syetcm uf speculation among muuupuIsts
aud the system of competition In vogue, md
tllat tue only thing wllicsl could bring abuut q
revival VIVA to raise tic wages of worknsn,en.
What waa panic, he naked, but warehouses
stored full Of Enods, aud when tho
market ts gluttcd manufacturers tell
Ing their men tlMht they hare 10 firthcr
employment for them becatise tho market IL
Elutteu. lie suggested tlIAt series Of resolll-
sDs @ ara%n Up a'kin sn, The oS to s'lS.
tI,tnV w. "~s~s' ~ ~'s>'9 ''''e
III motion, Committee On Resolutions. con-
ttstlny Of sfcssrs. Kccfe Wilson, and ErhIIitu
was apnouleI. 4 con,nsttcc wus also ap-
pointed to tlx pttvrs p1, "ttcht - work.
A motlun that Immediate step+ be taken 10
organize Unt0n wus odonted. II was suited
ti,at su Unio1a woull 10 prnuyocut orgauxa-
tlon uf tho coupers Of Chtcago. Two peraops
we're upnutntr1 to obtain signatures Of those
present to this guI,
A committee Ut five was next aoroInted to
And out wlIat wcro tho average waycs VI tho
coopcr4 OF Cnraxu.
Nr. lanrise. this nfuprfctor of tl,e shon. said
he thought The men shouII form tunryoicus
sucicty anI urrsuut putItfun at HnrinrtlaIi in
favor Of preventing State Prison labor frum
connecting lu tho tsaileraRe business, lie said
TINT In order to u 4 xooIs the manufnrt urers
must do 80 ut co retitlop figures or they could
not manufacture. liz said h. thought It was
wrong tor nun 10 be Obliged to cptppcte with
State Prison labor, ~ 10 could not gupport n
fauily and do ao
Thu Committee appointcd to ASCERTAIN the
wars poitI to co0pcFs III CLicaeo runorted that
makers OF whisky barrels ayrr1r ed $6 pcF weuk;
tsss xSsk!as Sn sa5 I'd e i ~ = 4. y.5s's m az ard
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ADJUSTMENTS.


TIE BUAIMER NIGHT CONCERT.
Last evening the summer night concert waa
composed exclusively Of selections FROM tue
Wagner ropeEas-'.The Flying Dutchlnap," "Dls
Walkurc," "Tristau aaa Isolde" "uotseFdsInsr-
ung," Thu Melstersuuger," !" "Loheuxria," and
"Tanuhauser;" also tie ''kalscr March" and
romance for violin, Transcribed by Willelulj
Mr. Btschof, after singing thu cavatina from tue
shird uct Of "Thc Dutehlu4n,n was - u,nch out
VI yoIce thst ho did not slug hts other numbers,
but wul siug thcul nrxt week.
:, Tbs auaiencs was very large one, considering
concert Until Elose fayosatle opportunity
This evening will bu tue 1tulipu nt8h&, and Mlts
Jupplq uusk will be the vocalist.
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Why the Rector Of IiArtIebuEy Was PooF'
L0AA0A Xt4Ekitlf. =

The Rector Of llartlcbufy possessed for hall
Z century uuu of thu most valuable liynNS III
the kingdom. and died poor iuau. HnIt!rburT
wa4 worth G.OW q yeaz, and the lutte Rev::
Thomas Haker held It lur lilly yearp-totu
ElOU,OD0. Yet le lived puor niau au1 u.cl
pour slsn. BECAUSE of .,ollu treu hr did wien
young. liz ilal y financial millstoue round hts
ilcss all his lifetime, simply Because 10 did bis
Bishop ii Wuswster. Tho Bishop was ~ o,s u
HcoEge lV.'s oYsosn friends, aud advanced hts
Majesty large sun, er besalnc security for hlm
an .oiuo WY. At auy satc, when tho Disiop
did Sherlaus, in satisfaction oi tho .laiu,. slr
Baker did uut hesitate " acrcpt the li4blIsyol
his irs1 fslher-u,-lxw, aud ~ this hllxl aet sh'
tntdt of Dr. Carr Was recovered troiu tue haud
crippled fur llfv by The enormous liablllllcs bs
voluntarily incurred. they whisper In tho Md
lanus TINT II WIZ El00, ,0u0-as Muet Nv saruef
IL lls lIty yeaIa' Rscto1slIu4
, 1877-07-27

A correspondent Of the Eaqlnetrl.9 ard .Kia-
Ing Juur,ul DECLARES thu Satro Tunnel second to
b0 enterprise III ths West. HI says: Ats
mouth u III the valley Of tho Cursor River,
Washoe K4nge, tn which tbs Comstork lies. II
has tcen dliyen total di.tauce Ut l7,oGU feet
per mouth. Not uloEs ,thRu 500 ftct uox iu-
tsrTenea between the bruxxt and tbs ucarcst
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FIRST REGIMENT,

hTAAE4S0 QGTs
Tic First Regiment formed In It's a.mory at
about 0 o'clock yesterday morning, with tho
general understanding that there was to be
row before nIsuttalt, and that tilcFu would he
chance ter the boys to display tho result ot
thscc ycars' organization aud dtclp!Ens. Thu
members were cxuberant over the idra u quit
ting their tIrusotsc quarters In lhG at1nosy, and
having change Of air and scenery.
After faling tuu regiment In, Col 8herer al.
drrnse,l 1t about us follows: Aieli, We hnye
ltcn n.alisnel aud sncered ut by many, though
all happy tu say irresponsible, people, Mud tho
1aurc rcSpeetuhlu asc prouu VI tho First but VIZ
Will eluw the cItlzeus uf Chicago tG.duy tlat We
are thoroughly vuuipetgAt u do our tuil duty.
You luay be peiteI a.ld hurt with bricks; but
whut Ut ttsatf There would be uu chance to
Hight II thrru MRS no resistance. I want to see
every nal iu Ills plaea ai,d lrm. want to see
every gun coulo buck to thla armory, aud every
lnau will them. II any ons I. struck Or hurt I
10 ut w4nt to ses the slightest attention paid
1!.r command was then marched 10 tue En-.
In'sitlon building, wncEu It stacked arMA for
ubout Ill huur. wtleu word caile th2t tho First
was
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY.
Company q aud the Ellsworth Znuayes (tnle-
pcuirnt), uusirr eolnMand Vi CApt. Miiliatns,
w.ls detailed IL - in tic direction of Alwau-
u,ulcr eotun44d vi Cul. SAcrcE and Msj. swain,
1nlreltcl dawn Michigan avenue to tho Harrison
strcet station, amid uprUarouA rlcers trusa the
Respectable portion Vi the cuHImunity &u1
hiur.s FROM The Mob clrlncut. From
tie station The uluscl wA4 continued until tho
THcl. III street bridge was Reached, whvra halt
~ nladc thc brass hcld-piecc, which acrotu-
.ati,el tbs t,ytsioIs, under command Ut Capt.
HoIt'n, personally, VIZ planted 10 Is to take In
The blldse x,ld West Twelfth street lnlciIuite-
3y, the companies right aud left whecied ~ VI
|" e".uln aud the situation GU buth sides VI the
htr.et, and liz naca weTa ordered to
Ata'k A1uls aud r-st. 4 strung guard
pl4Aed at either pll Ut
tnc hrtdsc aud along the sidewalk, who kept
everybody 'mosing Oh" and allowed 10 crowd
u COLLECT
At about ESQ o'clock In the Aftesnoon IN ex-
c1ismrut w4a kSkcd up by tho rcpurt that tue
n4oo h4i collected over on tho vest sils ot the
nyer. tUApaulex u aud b were started iu pur-
SUIT III lot h2stc, but the crowd dispersed Ike
flSlleued. cu~a1dly sheep, wh4lo several Ut tic
boys III the latter uulup4uy were struck by strsx-
Kiesx. 6olAc Vt thus LFL:kbata were
I4ROwN " HQAKM.
aud Corporal beuSon MAJ considerably injured
by Nouts4 In ths ai1A, sn4 prSs1e WosthiaQ-
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THE DISrILLERIES,

8tFFtCIxNTtT Projected,
The attack Of the mobs Wednesday upon dis.
tileries voke up the United States officials 10
the character Of the Communists who are now
making II tbs trouble IL sta city, end ysstss-
, 1877-07-27

At about hulf-Ingk o'clock tAkt evening a
largo detachment Of "yets', were sbtp3cu on
boarl tug to tho South Branch, and ,lisl patrol
duty until late huur In the lumber district,
ATT 1,rE1,s
~ y "a - 4a1%o'
TIE POLICE HEADQUARTERS
yesterday were crowded frum morning to night,
AMI thcy wcru by far Tho l,rsl MACE to hear RI,
'no.' - Nv. Ian.u.'e ,.', u'"s' Messenke.S "efe
arriving an" 'e"'!ne alu'ost every h'anute' as'u
when news was short newcomer was aare to
opportupc1y arrive with irrsh repurts III thu
tho vs.oran c,ni, w.ro ,,n,aaits,n,g % ana'.sIta
~ o,.'. ,Ian 80" ms.n opPos'to
tue tity.Aali, In tue Hrand Faeilc. md long
string Of 1dlcrs ornaNlentel tic lour ant stair
way and tclzetl rarh new arrival and eoucrzcl
hin, ,ry. Nv II, o,cIocs II wa. rc,x,r,c1 thst n,
49,. n;. 1.1,,.e.. ,.n,., ~ ..'N. r"..." ~
.cas' nit5 snen ~" uec.a k''eu' a"'s taat eapta'h
Callahan and two policemen were among the
Tint ,,,o military werc cutting tto ,nnb ,1nvn
,,t,s ,v-o,o .n1 ,.,,.t,, r.t,,.,,.1,, ..,,,,.,..
"1.a s4apo s"I eA''s,e'' L''aeu1's 'ol'ispooy
haa oeen 'ooh'nR through Inc naenhs'ne
Of regular troops, who ia.l beet, quartercl at
tin firap1 pact.. marrhcd nm m thp Citr. Hail
.nd for y fnw ,tn,,". w.ra ~ .hs o,..arsai - ~;
anu ~ ~" lnuIGn .s H. "e!o re ouscl lSeu U! -
ou9ea ~ w ah1 nec1y 'aeoseu llc'! inc
cas1s s M afe 70 Ell ont sotsss with
no s9n VI ~ nna.o..l eaecrt tnelr trouseEs'
4. ,o,e nur a,',',s;a tMga tooAap ,1a,, finiE.
it, aa. 49,. s., t,ta -. s, , .u
haa.,less; Anu friny may tntaookuE on9
l pleasu t oiE tleeiy 10 ~ i,tuu tesE coo.
@ aha ntsinsss-1.xe M aeneano! incY then Went
~, a. ~ ~ ~" ~ ~ rv r 'eco n.n r Tn
s9uaas o. ponse You'll @ cong IN iol sGppiy u
ammunition a.a ~ 9oses T., noxss nf S,art'!gss
S @t m a .o a. tcsn FoS
, 1877-07-27

IH9tE-UIs0 Hlt-I1HIIIHMHs 7.
1otal bases TN clcaa htts-Chlcago. 10; Hart.
ford. =,
First base on crrors-Chicago. d: Hartford, 4.
Left on bases-Mcyey. l; Anson, !; llalltnan.
II 1lradlcy. i; cAsoy, !; Cassidy, !; futx, l;
ll0ldswOrth, !. Chicago, 1; Hartford, 8.
clms Of gnMe-Uno huuE and tattty. dvc min.
utcs.
Umptre-Bredbns2. /
INDIANAPOLIg.
IHDtANAPoLis, 1nd., July 2U.-Basc-ball: In.
dianapolls, @; Cincinnati, 2.
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THE TURF,
AT CLEVELAND,

CLEVELAND, o., July 26.-On tho third day o.
tho Cleveland Club races tho weather was linz,
and tho attendance itnmenAc,-the largest crowd
over seeu on the grounds.
The unfinished at race ot yesterday was won
by scotland in 2:271SS, after t1ottIng two heats,
the first one being taken by Deception.
For to~day's sport there were three races
a:10 class, 3:21, AMI paring rRcc.
Thu 2:3t was won by 6l0x-au, mud tho 2 30 by
Jennie Holton. Tho pacing rars was postponed
untIl to-1uorEow.
r,,,.s H., raa suMAnMi' Ial.t nm, .,.
Ssse f.! e a sss e @ sa'i
third $500 to fourth;
b!oW-Go, .s.........s..-s......s.h ! ! !
Little FRED. .................-..".. !
tFo.,rsf. .".'.,...,....."a Y
1:Ms-2:ao; 3:$oi%; a;ist;; a:$os; aiaa.
.econd. 500 10 tllrI, s:oo u fourth:
jenntc ilolton.............. ~ . J
sV;aa.ss.. Vsss.sIs. aiti.:..
a as":-s:2aX; a:2ⅈ a:a$H; a:as; $50; a:aL
Tue sARAToaA RACES.
SARATOGA, N. r., July Al-Ths weather Is
falr aud tho track very DRY, Tho frst rAec, iui
purse ot 4i00, one mile. was won by Virgin
ius; Higgins. second; Woolsay, third. Timc,
1:45
Tho second race. for the Saratoga cup, tx.
and quarter mllcs, for all ages, was wUa tl
thtrl. Tune, 4:0a4. 0ehiiras WAS the iavor-
The third race, dash Of thrce-quasters Of =
mile, was won by tho tayortto, Nhuda1nuutllus,
by four lengths; Mcchanlc, second; Diamund,
third. Time, 1:1u.
, 1877-07-27

NEWS IN NEW YORK..
Hptcdat h<uutcA 10 TAs Tribune.
NEW YoRK, July 43.-.intcn4c excitement was
created ileFe to-day BY tho most absurd reports
from Chicago published In thu evening papers.
They stated that "a squa1 Ut mounted
volunteers, Will, drawn aabrcs. charged
the Sixteenth stEctt mob. One hundrsu
aud ttty rlotcrs were wounded. aud ten killed
outright. Six policemen were wonndcd." VAT
II ~ tlts tnurllng tnc rcgAl1r artillery opened
o. Tug Chicago mob "sh gfaps and sastsr
news, with Immense hca4s, and Issued IN extras,
produced moro effect a1uonK ttlc people than
anything that has transpreA during tue trouble.
Crowds hung about al! PLACES OF Informal tlun
49," T'''S ssvrsTsrs7.1 WARD.
AmeetiDg of the c!tizcus will bs hold at 81
chicago avenue, Friday. Ut ~ q tn., sbarp.
slxTEasTtt WARD.
A meeting of the residents Of tho Sixteenth
Ward was held last evening, ut tho Engine
House, coruer Of Mells anu 0runKer streets,
thc lsev. nobett Collyer presiding. to take stcps
polluted FROM saca treciuct tn tue ward to or
gaufxe patrols for night duty as loug Us
may DO necessary, aud conitn!ttce Of tlttcen
WA also apntntcl to meet thls eycaing It the
cnGihe-louso fur further consultation. AL cit
ixrtlswho desire to io enrolled should meet tLis
evening At tAe a0oyu place. THIS headquarters
u thG ftrst precinct arc 0n the corner VI lteGs
ant! l.asrabve streets, the second, corner Vt
.krailz Hull, GU Wells ncar Carl street, anl the
fourth, u No. COL NurtA Clark street.
TIE nLAcksMlTHs
At the West hide car-stablcs, about twenty IN
nuuoer, struck yesterday lnorning Tor ln atl-
ysuce III their wages. ana would hot return to
work. SulAa 0t tbs stable hanla also quit, but
weEu induced u ~ to work aKatu.
The cuulpany Ut Pust-Qihcs tarsters marched
back to their headquarters yesterday cventug.
1 DENIAL
70 a. Editor y Tbs Tribune.
CHICAGO, july od.-1n your Issue Of to-slay
thcru Is statement to the cffect that tho editor
of 'Scunliuayl1A Socialist paper" called
The Nsas World .uale loul of himself ye.ttr-
day by going asounl and ineltEug wurklngmen
" riot A., to my knowledge, there Is but ous
seandlnaslaa paper W tho above uala.e iu Chi
etitor, wish to state taat this papcels Is no more
"Sociallst than IL Tuk Tribune, aud TINT
am u fas from beiux III sympathy with nloboc-
saey u you Ere. T4s man that coinpcls anotLes
man to stop work u u fool u u kuavc. Ut buth.
G. F. PETERSON.
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
CREEDMCO2.

THE FIRST BHIoADK, NATIONAL GUARD, FIN
1sHrsG UP RIFLE PRACTICE.
Detachments from the Finh. Twelfth and Twenty
second regiments, First brigade. National Guard,
went out yesterday Creedmoor for tho purpose OF
finishing up their seasons rine practice. The Flfth
regiment turned out eighty i've, officers and men,
under the command OF Captain Diegcl, Adjuiant
Ploeeer acting as instructor Of rite practice the
Tweish lo2, Captain MCGOWAN being 10 command
and Captain Murphy dscnarging tho duties OF rle IN
spector; the Twenty second, l54. led by Captain
smith. Captain LOOMS appearing IS ride Inspector.
Colonel Charles s. Spencer was field officer Of the day.
MAJOR Cowperthwait brigade inspector Of rifle prac-
t,ce directed the frng. Colonel Jonn Ward, Of the
Twelfth watched the progress or his men. Foua
ranges were shot over, tho 800 ana 4oV
in the class and the 200 and $40 yards ~
Ia drst Tne weather was raw and cold, but tair
orcr head: stiff westerly breeze swept across the
:. from right left, rendering the shooting very
cult at 500 yards, and altogether both officers ana
wan on the ued cold and c0miortless. The shoot
;ng commenced little before eleven. and did not
csesa untl near O'Clock, when Il was getting quite
Sarx After tho several corps had retired IN The mid
die al the day from the firing points Major Cowper-
tnwat entertained the officers OF the First brigade
siat at luncncon IN tho hotol near the ranges
The following the totals OF tho scores made by
man Of the several corps who shot at the 800 and 400
ria asgld dista
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
A DIMINUTIvE DESDEMONA.

lfrom the Kansas City (Mo.) Times, October 81
Ano her one Of those unnatural matings, brought
about by school associations beautiful little white
gir between fourteen and fifteen years OF ago, mated
TO srcat black negro, with whom she eoped. Chief
Police speors was notified Wednesday, the 81 inst,
by the City Marshal OF ADiie1e Kan. TO arrest big
biack negro ~ company with Little white girl, four
teen years oil age. From further inquiries VI was as
ccttained that the eopcmeDt was pure love scrape
The white girl and the had been associated to-
gothcr at school and attachment bad sprung up
Tue negro. who Is described black ebony
iee h9h, had peen permitted TO visit tue gr and tue
result The fight OF both The parents are Ia grief
and despair ana Abilene rs fun OF indignation. The
police have Kept close watch upon all arrivals
the Kansas Pacific, but have failed nud the ill-as
sorted couple. II 10 tnought that they got oil Law.
went on to Lcayen worth
The New York herald., 1877-10-13

terias have shown they can handle their guns well
Nothing has taken place at haran, where the TURKS
have the river since the az tlery ouei tnere
which resulted In Ihs burning OF portion OF the u ~
crable little village behind the work, but should
mot be surprised 10 hear that the Russians had at
tempted to carry it by coup de main, 30 that they
could throw another bridge across tee river q tnss
point f.
On 18th q large body Of Russian infantry ana Two
squacrong OF Cossacks unsupported by artillery, were
seen marching down the river from the direction OF
sis.ova The Turks waited and watched until tnsy
had arrived opposite their batteries ana tnen gave
them salvo from ten guns, ioho"eo py Two
more in rapid SUCCESSION, aud ihnlcted great loss
upon them. The columns aud squadrons were rent
ana shattered and the survivors ocat nasty retreat
out Of range leaving their dead and wounded behind
since then although expected 70 catch II hot Tor
ths exploit there been nothing TO REPORT but 10
arc now too we'll experienced surprises 70 put aay
down over The town aud that long nat Walachan shore
which has been and is still fraught with danger 10 Us
Some day We may have the Russians on our pacxa
CLOSING IN.
There is now only narrow passage open LOT IN
c,ess and erress--namely, BY way OF Lipnik, VII
ispe on the west OF The town. Ichervenavoda,
station on the railroad, about six miles IRON the
outer forts has long occupied by the Russians;
ana ~ Llpnk is only Ave miles from there and tho
Danu be cnly another hve from Lipnik, We can only
lust manage 10 sneak In and out But We are all ready
iIor siege and shall receive the news OF the
pletion Of the investment when II comes quite com.
placentiy. Perhaps the Czarcwitch and the Grand
Duke have hand about all they can manage IN
Mohemet Ali, Osman and Suleiman without troubling
us. But II they do try Is think they Will nnd
Rustchu uk a hard nut 10 crack
The New York herald., 1877-10-13


BooTH-RoBIN5oN.--At Baston Spa, n. Y. on
Thursday, October H. in Christ Church, by the Rev.
Walter Delaheid, SUSAN EDWARDS, daughter OF the
late Lcbbeus Booth OF thai place. 10 N. NJ ROBINSON,
OF New York city. No cards.
BREwER-DELANoY- On Thursday October IL, at
the residence OF the BRIDES PARENTS Mamaroneck \.
Y, by tho Rev. William McAllistcr. REUBEN q.
BREwkR TO Miss IRENE l.. DELAxoY
Donn-BEAcH.--On Thursday, october ii, by Rev.
DR.. Deems, GEORGE W. DoRR, Of Montciar. N. j., to
CoRSmIA BEACH, Of Brooklyn. at the residence of tho
BRIDES parents No cards.
Duxsiso-lnoMAs Brooklyn, Thursday, octobor
IL by Rev. Henry Ward Bccchcr, CLARENCE s. Dun
SARA O. daughter OF the iate Charles rho INNS
Fox-OLEypoRY On the lin inst, by the Rev DR..
Devan al the residence OF the BRIDES parents, East
Brunswick, N. j., WALTER Is. Fox, oil Nov York, TO
ANNA BERTHA OLRSDoRF, daughter OF John Olcndors.
No cards.
FRAxKLiE--GfLsEy. Thursday, October II, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
samuel IL. Virgin, EuGExg B. FRANKLIN, Jr., TO MAG
GIE only daughter OF John Gilsey Esq, OF Harlem.
No cards.
HALsTED--BAKER. Thursday, October IL, at tho
Pacific street hodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn,
by the Rev. Dr. A. 5. Hunt pastor, Sir. JonS NJ HAL
SIZED NJ ISIS LILLE, daughter OF Charles Ii. Baker,
+. Esq., all oil Brooklyn. +s
REYyoLps--IREADwELL-On Thursday, October IL,
by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, AGNES O., daughter
OF John X. Treadwell. to JoHN REYNOLDS. both Of
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1877-10-13

Tho members OF the Long Island Shooting Club as.
sembled in iair numbers Dexter Park near jamaica
Long Island yesterday. TO indulge IN the second
monthly swcepstakc pigeon shooting. There wsre
three sweepstakes shot tor 10 which the shooting done
about the average the birds were in use being
English blue rocks and very fast flyers The alter
clear but chilly The following are the results
oil each sweepsakes:-
DEXTER PARK. NEAR JAMAICA, l.. L-PiGEoy suoor-
ING OF rnE Long ISLAND SHOOTING CLuB-FRIDAY, Oeto-
Der l2-sEcoSD hoSTHLY SwgEPsTAKks. Irst
sweep was S5 entry, and had live competitors, VINO
SHOT at 10 brds each rs yards rise, 80 yards bound-
AIRY. The money was divided the following order -
SIS to first, 81 10 SO to the third man.
and traps. Ties shot OF ut BIRDS Tbe club rues
10 govern.
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
WEARY OF BREATH.

In Newark yesterday, at her home, No. 143 Fair
mount sveuue. Caroline Darmer, woman shirty.hve
years Of age, hanged herself Her body found
stF and cold, hanging by the neck from door top.
the moose being composed of towel and piece of
rope. IL appears that Caroline had been leading
Ioosc OF life for time past, her hus-
band having Abandoned her years ago. She then
up with one Michael Schmidt He lived with her
ayxnila and thon deserted har.
The New York herald., 1877-10-13


BALDWIN Westchestcr, on Wednesday, October
TO- 1877, IuonAs W. BALDWIN uged 80 years, months
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
nvited to attend his funeral, on saturday, octoDrr
13 from st. Peler's Church, at two O'Clock 4. NJ
st. Paul papers please copy
BYRSs--On Wednesday, October 10, in the SOtn year
OF his age, LUKE ByRxEs naive OF parish Of kathvy
county Carlow, Ireland.
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence
All Grand ST., THIS Saturday morning, at len O'CLOCK
thence to ST Mary's Church, corner Ridge ana Grand
Sta, where a requiem will b0 offered up ior tho
rcposc OF his soul lntermcnt in Calvary Cemetery.
Dublin and Carlow papers please copy.
CARROLL --Jn Thursday, October IL, THOMAS son OF
John Carroll, aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the fu-
neral, from 242 Elizabeth ~. ~ one +. NJ Sunday,
the l4lh inst.
CAULpiELD Tho relatives and friends OF Mrs.
HANNAH CAuLpIELD arc invited 10 attend her funeral,
at the residence OF hor mother, Tarrytown, ~ ninc
O'Clock, Saturday morning. NO fowors
CLARK.-At brooklyn, NJ X, Thursday, 1lth inst,
JEANETTE rclic OF the late William l.. Clark, In tho
S0th year oi her age -
Funeral services Saturday, 18th inst, at ono
O'Clock r. M at the residence OF her son-inlaw, John
Nj. Corwin 30 Fort Greene place. Brooklyn lntcrmont
at Paterson, y. }.
day OF tenth MONTH AMELIA T., The beloved wiio oil
William n. Cornell, the daughter OF Phobe l. smith
Funeral ut Chappaqua Meeting House, Westminster
county, New York. on nrst day. l3lh inst Tram
leaves i2d st., Harlem Railroad, quarter 10 nine A. NJ
returns at quarter TO Elk I. NJ Relatives anu trends
are iuyited 10 attend.
October IL, 1917, or typhoid fever ROBERT NJ cKuIk-
SHANK, OF james and Mary Ann Cruikshank, Of
Hcmpetead, In the ga year oi his age.
Funeral on Saturday.