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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
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SO 6btngto II, II. San.
9d5 Ser60r oes Sberit Belton tuur6e
6eute Dor benz @ablausl6uife 0es Sez
mats ~fott9eiebt. 3euge iagte. CT femme
Smitb 0eeb, bon Blott5burg, e. q.
Wee6 lei mad Der @abl mad Sii6z@ar0s
lima g%egangen. @laubt nt6t. 6aB er i'm
Outrage oes benz. 9tational>N usl1uTes
oabin ging. BeiB ni6t, oaB icine Geiie
eiMen anoeren Sned bate, ais bic 3db>
lung Der Sttmmen 81 ubermahen. 9SetB
niht, unter iDel6em 9far1en gSeeo iih III
Sito> Carolina auf6telt, bat aber fetnen
@run0 81 9laIber, oaB er bort unter dn=
genomme1em 0tGmen 1%uftrat. Sat int
9e3ember b. S. feline Selegrdmme bon
benz BrGfibenten Der s. &. u. >. giiens
babngeIea19att erbalten. BetB aud
nidts bon etnem 3eIegramm, in neL9em
er gefr0gt tporoen mare, oh oer gtdttoz
noL0usl9uB 10000 Dollars fur cine
BoblmGnneritimme be3abLen pirbe.
Cine ioI6e Nnfrage lit aleroing5 etnmaL
beim NationaLauSI6u1le gema1t tpor=
ben, bod fonm Scuge nt1t lagen, bon
8en. SIN einem 8riefe aus einem noroz
tpeitLi9en Staate. ni6t Oregon, mar gc=
idgt, oaB cine 8a6LmGnnerltimnle fur
@elb 3u baben iei.
@kUI%Ob ILANkG ULb aOSuhLUR W Ct
8riefe bon SnItt6 @eeo beltBe. 3euge
ertptoertes er mtiis 6as nt6t, oa CT leine
8riefi6aften bon 3eit gu 3ett 3erit0rt
babe. @ntitnut it6 nt6t, cine 9epei6e
bon Smith @eeo ooer ionlt SenanOen
erbalten gu baben. tportn gelagt mar,
baB Die Sttmrne zines farbl9en BabI>
names bon SIosG1roltn9 tir @e!o au
ba6en iets
gtetu 0otf.
Stem Oort, II. San.
WaHitreet mar beute in gr0Bter Nufre=
9uus iber bic yta6ri6t, oaB bic Union
Eruit SO. our6 cine eei6idte SdlI6ung
UNI $64, 900 betrogen lporoen lei. Nm 3.
Sdnuar tDuroe oerleLben bon etrem
8antbauie cine ange6lt6 bon Der Seem
gorfer Observation-Disclosures
0usgelteute NntDet Jung prdlenttrt uno
BON ibr be3abIt. @cftern crit tpuroe Die
SGlIbnng entoedt. Ser Galitrer Der 2es
bensperfiherung5geleai6aft fano betn
Gufre6uen beS 8ants@ omtos 3tpet Qns
~petiunsen auf Die linton Sruit &c., tpelz
DE bic glei1e gtutnmer trugen, etnen bon
$50, 900 uno cine bon 1914, 600. 2eBterer
tpuroe iofott fir cine SGIi6ung erflGrt.
Die 8eamten oerllniom Srult@o. mur6en
fofort bena9ri6tigt.
Na9fragen baben ergeten, 6aB Der
Srent0e, tDel9er bic Nntpeiiung prGlens
tirte, nabbent Der Gailtrer oer Union
Gruit So. bteIelbe begLaubt9t bate, bon
benz Wafler Mdrtpea $40, 900 @oIO
faufts, uno 6onn 5uridtebrte unb ben
9teit bob. Der SerIuft trifft auf Die
Sant, ocren 8eamten OenIelben oe6eu
DoQen.
Sn ben Ra6mtttass : 3eitungen tuir6
Qe9en ben antauf elmer Antpetiung auI
bic Banf bon SEEM gort bon 8nt. 8.
9Dt6 unb Cons, SEQ. 1882, auf 3d.
500 @olo geDarnt, ba bielelbe our4 Bee
tru9 erL0n9t tporoen lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
g ID OrIeons. Is. San

@ouD. BdGoro erIu9te beute ben @e=
neral Nugur amtllG I'M 8et1tano, oas
Sbergertht pteoer in ben 8eiib oes @ez
bGuoe5 gu ieBen. aus benz IS pcrtrteben
lDuroe. Wean glaubt, oaB General Qugur
oas @efu1 Der 9teglerung in Wa1btngz
ton unterbreitet unO I'm 8er6altungSbe<
febGe gebeten bat. Cine Nn3abl bieitger
8antters t%elegrapbirte beute an benBrGs
i%toenten in 8eaug auf 6te 9ti6ouS' @es
teBgebung un5 bepieIen, 0aB Der Senat
cine bei0luBTdbtge Nn3abL BON Utite Itez
bern bGtte, beren M1DI bon 9tiemano
beanitanoet miroe. gtt6oas' Boli>
3ei lit in Der Otdbe bes Gourtbauies ner>
itdrtt tporben, uln ieoen 0eriuD gu elmer
Wteoerercberung oeiielben Su nerette In.
8on trgeno ipeL6en Pldnen auf baS
Staotsbans lit nt6tS b%efannt.
Der Seuats< NuSi6uB Dtro, tpie man
bort, ant Sreitag feline unteriu9ung be-
enoet b06en.
Waibtn to II, Is. San.
Ser 8rGitoent ipuroe beute bon Sen.
Queur bena6rt6ti9t, baB @ouD. Badaro
UNI ben 8eiitono Der 8unoestruppen
BET Mteoereinuabme be5 Sbergert6t5z
@ebGuoe5 MISUNDERSTANDING oeS our6
Jei6olS oardus Dertrtebenen Sberge>
rt9ts na9aeiu6t, unO oaB CT [9tu9url
barauf erntoert, ct Ie9e BEN ibm gu SbetL
getporbenen Snitruftionen feline ioI6e
Oeutung BET, Die ibn bere6tiee, benz
Weiu6 5u tDtufa6ren, nno BadGro oil
ben Yrdltoenten nertpieIen babe.
Yrditoent Grant bena1ri6tiete ben
@enral bapon, bab ct feline Snit:uttto-
men rihttg neritanoen babe INT bic inter
1etnem Commando itebenoen Truppen
nu baum etn5uI6reiten bitten, penn Der
6ffentli9e Srieoe geitOrt piiroe.
Nem Orleans, Is. San.
Tolsen6es tpiro beute IbenO oerOffents
Ii9t:
"8aibin9ton, 16. San. 1877.
Nn Gerleral Iu9ur,
Seem Orleans, Ga.
Sic baben 6as Gele9ramnt 6es PrGIi6entett pom
IA. bS. uolfomrren ri9ti9 perltanOerl. Ser 9rG.
it0ent beauItrast mid, Sbnen rO3mals ausbriifs
LID SIT %erf[dren, baB ct bic iesi9e Sage BET 9inst
erbulteit SIT icben rpiinlbe, bis bic III 2ouiIiano
weilen6en Gon9reBausi9Ilie Suri69etebrt iiI6.
Ganteror,
&rieoSminiIter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
2OntSbilLe, G1., 10. San.
9mnoesfematorwa0

3 0 i 0 II, 70. San.
0er &F nm ben SiB i'm Bunoesz
ienat, peL9en Der ST. Tinan3miuilter
Geo. g. 8outtpeu ee9enipGrtig eilz
ni1nmt, 1T beute bur9 Die @rwGbIune
BON George S. Soar BEL Der iInfteH
Nblttmmung entidte0en poroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
.auf Gertagung auf mor9en.
Sprtn9fteIb, 10. San.

Die Oemofraten tpirOen ga[mer aufs
eeben, ipenn Die 9tepubIifuner 2ogan'S
ytamen 3uriG3ieben tpoQten. Qebtcre
moIen ieco6 bon einem iol6en 8orz
i6Iage ntdts %iptiien, oa ie 9ogan fir
ibren vitGrflten" Ganbiodten balten. IS
lit beute 02a6mittag Die 9teoe oabor1.
bag Die @egner 2osans nit Dem 9Iane
uni9eben, it3 auf Gi9ter @ratpforo,
Qlerauber @ampbea ODER 0ti6ter @raig,
pom Oberitaats8etidt gu neretnigen.
bod lit ba5 3ultanbetommen zines lolz
den, ODER irgenO zines anoeren NuSs
glet9S ni6t pabri9etnLi0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
WSctifD.
0aIbeitou, IeT., 16. San.

TF ~ ~Nt'I IV* JWEs
Ser Stems" tpiro pon GrOtpnSpiae ge=
melOet, OaB Sen. 0ia3, n06oem ct per8eb>
LID BEN @eriuh 9ema0t, nit SgIeiias
einen Ger9leib gu Dereinbaren, am 3.
O5. oeiien Armee bel 9uauGiuato aH8riff
uuo cur unheoin8ten l%iebegBabe 5pan9.
Sglelias bot Oia5 gebetsn, baB eS t0n
geltattst iperoe, itO ms PriDatleben 5us
riid2uaieh2n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
9oNiIaM0.
8. Is

STEMS Orleans 8, Is. San.
General Iugur erbielt seitern Q6enb
gu ipGter Stunoe f0lgenoeS SeIcgrammt,
ponon 9oGaro unO gli6oIs Ibl6riften
su9eiteat tDuroen:
Us aibtngton. IA. San. 1877.
In Gen. 8. 6. Augnr,
Stem Orleans, Ga.
SIS lit bic BoIitif Der 8unoesregies
rung getpeieu, ft6 in bic nti6eibung
Der Sra8e, neI6e Die rebtmdBtgen
Staatsbeb0r6en BON Gouiltana ieien,
nt6t ein5umii6en, tpeni9itenS ioIange
ni6t, ais Die Son9reBausl6Ifie nidt
Beri6t erIt9ttet 6aben. Nber ole 9fegiez
run9 fam nidt ru6tg auleben, tDie elmer
Der BrGtenoenten our6 9eiebmto rtee
Ulittel mad unb na6 BON Der Sta1tss
re9terung 8eltB erateift. Sas o
6rn. Jti9oaS etngelebte Sbergeri1t
bat ni6t mebr Gnipru6 auf Qnerfenz
nung, ais irgeno cine anoere glei6eNns
aabI auf ben &uf irgeno zines anoereE
8Irgers beS Staates 3ulammenges
tommener Nooofaten.
Gin 9eiebIt6 beitebenoer returning
board", Der 1onobL rt6terLihe oIs
OoaSiebenoe @etpalt u6er Die 3Gblung
Der Stimmer, be3tebentli6 Die sets
fteaun9 beSWabler9ebniiies in 2ouiiir
ana bat, bat ben ermGblten @eleB9e>
bungsmitglie6ern Wabl3eugnifie aus
esiteut. Cine bei9luBfdbige Nn3abL
Oieier Mit9Iteber fam aulammen unb
erflGrte 9rn. Badaro aIs@ounerneur.
Soute es a!io notbmenoig tperoen,
eiuen bon 8etoen an3uerfennen, 10
muB es YaGaro ietn. Sic fDnnen8nfs
arb uno0tt9ous etne Nbi9rift BON otez
fem 3uiteueu.
(@eS.) u. g. @rant,
01~HES "a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

Barti6.. l
[9tGeD giug bon 9aois gu 9aines
iberl.
Oie10. unb6ie1I.N b It { NJ 9
batte1 baiIeL6e 9feIuttat iDie Die neunte.
0ie12. u 3 It / mmung
bate 6aiielbe @rgebuiB.
9ierauf 8ertagung auf morgen.
Sprtn9fteGb, 10. San.
Die 8uuoeSienatorzWaD tpuroe beute
Nlittag in 9emsinlalner SiBung fortsez
iebt.
IS. Nb # m mung:
8almer. ST
NnOerlon
gaines 2
Yart16 l
LNue u%nab6Gngt9en ittmmten fit I1z
berl0n.]
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

Sern TO. y1ll.
8raiiLie1t, bic houanoiiGen uno ipaniz
ihen @0Ionien, Die Sniel GeDlon uno
mebrere anoere en9liibe @olonten iino
in ben Yoitperein aufgenommen poroeu.
pie pSrtn9tsltlGsn eolonien. 5Ongz
gegeben, DemicIben bei3utreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

GetItN, II. San.
G5 lit ni6t unpa0rl1eiulia, oaB
9eutl6lano ft6 bod all oer Bariier
Weltausitelung int Sabre 1878 betbciliz
gen miro. Die oes6e3llglitDen Inter
%banolul9en itnb mieoer angetnlipft porz
Del.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

Cine Wiener 0epei6e an ben w0ailD
SelegrupD" nlelOer, Dap @cneral S9nGs
tieff III Der on Q1ontag ab8e1altene1
Gonteren5itBuug 8elegentIi6 Der BON
ibm gemadten AnfinOigung, oab CT IT'D,
I'M Sale Die 9forte lib weigere, auf Die
gcmabten 8OridlQge %ein5ugeben, BON
Der Gonferen3 3uriif5ie0cn merOe, Mot
tpie aHOere 8eDOumd0tigten bin5uieBte,
OaB er Die @eianbti1aftsgeihdfte benz
Charge 6'QffaireS ubertragen tDilrDe.
gS lit OaDer pabri6ein!i9, baB iDerll
Die Surfet iid wei9ert, Die lebten Sor>
i0Io9e Der Na1te an5uneDne1, ale
APPROXIMATION 8e3iebungen 3plibeM lDr
uno JtuBleno auf50ren iperDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

y ~ to O"F.
Der GD~rreIpouoch Der Stems" bes
ri6tet, oaB OtiObat Bai1a cen auBerges
lu0bull6eu S6rttt 9etban bat. Den ia:
t0OIitbzarmeniiden, ben gris6iibeu uno
ben bul8arii6en Yatriar0en sur She'll
ltaDme al Dem groBen 9tatb BON Nuroell=
tra9ern. Der iiber Die 9tntnort Der YIorte
belWlieBen pirD. einSulaoeu. Ser eroBe
9tnib lptro nm 9onneritag Ruo Die Gonz
fereHa am Samltag 3Wi0mmen!Teten.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
YACHTING NOTES.

The sailing masters of the yachts racing for the Cape
May Cup are rs foows:-Rambler, Captain S. Dayton;
Dreodnaught Captain j. Smith, Vesta, Captain
Thomas Beebe; Ider, Captain Il. Cooley.
The schooner wanderer, Vice Commodore steman,
N.Y.YC., has gone out Of commission for the IN.
The first Union regatta OF the Manhattan Yacht Club
will take place Tuesda, next from the foot Of East
Eghty-nintn street. All boats belonging TO organized
clubs invited to participate the entry being tree
There will be five classes; tho first for cabin boats
der 35 feet the wafer line with stationary bal
last the second for open boats OF ~ feet on the water
line and over the third of 2 feet and under 27 feet
the fourth OF 10 feet and under 90 feet and the nth
class those under 10 feet The course for tho nrst
second third aud fourth classes will be from the loot
Of East Eighty ninth street to and around the Gang
way BUOY aud return; that for the fifth class will be
IRON the same starting point TO and aroun1 stepping
Stones Light and return. Gold medals, with suitable
Inscriptions will be awarded tho winners in each Glass;
Time allowanc will be usual, two minutes to the
foot The entries this evening at the club house.
loot Of East Eighty ninth street. steamer With mu-
sic, will accompany the yachts around the course
The Flushing Bay fall regatta, an event annually
gotten up by Harry Hill. will take place on Friday
l4lh Inst, at twelve O'Clock II IS open to all
yachts, and will be divided into sevcn classes, viz =
FIRST cabin sloops stationary ballast; second. open
boats. 26 feet and over; third open boats. IRON "a
feet 26 eet fourth, open boats from q feet TO "a
feet fifth open boats 81 feet and under; sixth, cat
rgged "a feet and over seventh, catrigged under "a
feet. The course will be from an anchorage of the
Hoffman House, Flushing to ana around Gangway
Buoy and return Entrance SIS, the amount thus OBJ
tanned going to the winning yacht IN each class tho
second boat however, saving her stakes. An elegant
piece of silver plate will be presented by Harry Hill TO
the yacht making the fastest time under the rule OF
allowance which will be minutes to the loot The
last yacht will receive an anchor and chain.
The Oceanic Yacht Club, OF Jersey City, has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:-Commo-
dore Charles F. Taylor; Vice Commodore, George
smith; Treasurer, Louis Heller; Secretary, William
w. Poland; Measurer. J ohm Demarest.
Sloop yacht Msnon, JC.YC, DR.. Clare W.
Beames Jersey City. passed Whitesone cruising
eastward, yesterday.
The following yachts at anchor in the harbor Of
Greenport:-Schooners Madeleine. Petrol and Meta;
soops Ada, Dream, Kate and Washington, the latter
OF New Haven.
Yacht Josephine N.Y.Y.C, Mr. Lloyd Phenix,
passed through He'll Gate yesterday, cruising east
ward, and anchored of City Island.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
UPPER HUDSON REGATTA.

TROY, n. Y, Sept. s. 1871
The races Of the Upper Hudson Regatta Association
commenced hero to-day. The river bank was crowded
with people. all Of the races were mile and half
straight away. In the first heat OF the ouroared
shell only two crows started the Wolvenhooks
and the Cohoes crew. Three quarters Of a mile from
the start the boats fouled with each other but the
pulled ahead. the Wolvenhooks coming ia first.
The Cohoes crew claimed foul, which was allowed.
No time was taken.
The PAIR Dared race won by W. 4. Hill and Mar
tin Mononan, of the olympic Club OF Albany, beating
Charles Jameson ana Michael Fenton of the Mutuals,
OF Albany Time 12m. AS
TIE FIRST heat Of the junior singles was won by
Higgins, OF CohOes Time, lin, 424s. Turner OF the
Ulysses Club, WAS his only contestant
In the second heat OF the junior singles Miles, OF the
WolvenhoOks; Haies, of the Mutuals; Warrington,
of the Wallervliets, and Fuller, of the Mohawks,
started The heat won by Miles IN lin. 59Hs.,
Fuller second, Hailes third and Warrington last
In the double scuil race the following crews
started-W0ltcDhooks, Miles and Craig; Laureates,
Smith and Prescott; Ulysses Thnyer and Marshall; !;
Mutuals Pipcnbrnk and Moslcy. The race was won
BY the Mutuals Time 10m. 20As The Ulysses was
second and the Laureates and Wovenhooks were dis
tanced.
The six cared gig had three starters-the Mu-
trals, Olympcs and Feys. II was won by the Olym-
pics 9m Sc. Mutuals second, In 9m. 91as.
The sport TODAY closed with the first heat OF the
senior singles. Williams, OF the Watervets, and
mpkins, of the Wovenhooks. were the only contes
tants Tompkins won IN 10m. 30s
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
BASEBALL.
ATHLETIC VS.. CHIcAoo-ANoTHER DEFEAT FOR
THE CHAMPIONS.

ATHLETIC VS.. CHIcAao-ANoTHER DEFEAT FOR
THE CHAMPIONS.
The game on the Athletic grounds, corner OF Twenty
fifth and Jefferson streets, Philadelphia yesterday af
ternoon between the Athletics and Chicagos was
watched by several hundred highly enthusiastic spec
tators The Athletic nine more experiment,
two-thirds of them being selected from the various
amateur clubs throughout the CITY, No one expected
them to win, and the result OF the game
q complete surprise. to not only the Phiadelphians
but the whole baseball fraternity. Storey and
Mccartney, the Athletics new pitcher and catcher,
played admirably together The Chicagos
petely unable to hit the peculiar delivery Of Storey
The Athletics opened the game in the first inning
the lveliest Kind of manner the first four batsme
reaching their bases BY poor base running, how
ever tho side disposed OF before any could
bc scored The Chicagos went out IN One two, three
order IN their half OF the Inning. The second
inning also closed without either side scoring When
the third inning commenced tho Chcagos began to
realize that they had easy task 10 perform, and bv
the OF the inning they began TO look at the matter
III a serious manner The Athletics were the alert
and took advantage oil every opportunity, and the
the close OF tho inning. 1t not until the fifth
inning that the Cblcagos scored their drst run, in
creasing II one more the sixth and two IN the
entb As they succeeded In blauking the Athletics
the last iour innings, this gave them the lead. which,
however, they able to maintain In the eighl b
inning the Athletics added three runs 70 then
score. Following Is the score:-
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
ATHLETIC GAMES.
ENTRIES FOR THE CONTESTS AT NEWPORT.
(EY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

ENTRIES FOR THE CONTESTS AT NEWPORT.
[EY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept 8, 1877.
The athletic games to- morrow will be success, as
will be seen by the entries given below. The attend
ance will pe large and the weather promises to be
pleasant
One -Mileswalk-E. +. Goddard, Now YORK; c. b.
Cory, Harvard College; q. G King, Newport; J. G..
Lathrob, Boston; &. Marshall, Now York; f. A..
saportas, New York Athletic Club; Isaac p. Potter.
Cornell University; Henry B. King, Newport; X A.
Greene, Princeton College Edward Merritt, New York
Athletic Club W. B. Curtis, New York Athletic Club
A. II. Latham, Harvard College; Frank Abbott, Har-
Running High Jump. G. Lathrob, Boston; e. B.
Foote Jr. II. T. Fickep and o. /. Richards, New York
Athletic Club; J. j. Francke, Columbia College; A. l..
Putting tho sboL-C. B. Cory. Harvard College; J..
u. Lathrob, Boston; II. E. Buermeyer New York
Athletic Club
Three Mile Walk. H. Armstrong, Jr., New York
II. g. Marquand. Princeton College.
Half.Me Race.-G. X. Agassiz, Boston; q. M. Ham.
mond, New York; Isaac p. Potter, Cornell University
4. A. Greene, Princeton College Edward Merritt,
College,
Throwing Hammer George D. Parmlsy, Princeton
Colleges; W. b. Curtis and II. L. Buermeyer, New
Running Long Jump-c b. Cory, Harvard COL
lego; j. g. Lathrob Boston; H. B: King, Newport !;
Edward Merritt and W. b. Curtis, New York Athletic
Club
Hurdle Race 120 yards, 10 hurdles-G Gordon
King Newport b. B. Fo0te, Jr, and o. L. Rich
ards New York Athletic Club; A. d. Latham, har-
ward College; A. l.. Rlves, Boston; NJ. Il. Ficken,
New York Athletic Club.
Sack Race.-John Long. G. A. Curran, W. J. Kenny
and Frank Mahoney. Newport.
1hree.Legged Race. e.-Hermann Oelrchs ana Harry
Oelrichs, New York; H. f. Buermeyer W. B. Curtis
Mr. Frazer and Mr. Richards New York Athletic CLUB
Mr. Belmont, Jr., S II. Robbins and Travis c. Van
Buren, New York.
r. A saportas md Edward Merritt of tho New York
Athletic Club entered Tor the 30 yards run, the
entries to winch close at post The New York team
for the tug OF has not been selected as yet Tho
opposing team consists Messrs Buer meyor, Curtis,
Wnipple, Ficken, Foote and Graham.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06

Tho mystery surrounding the case Of William j.
Bren, OF Brooklyn who suddenly and mysteriousy
left the steamer Margaret Miller whilo she on her
way from St. Louis to Cincinnati, about two weeks
since. and whose trunk and other property taken
CincnnatI and held by the police of that CITY, has
finally been solved. Brieu, while travelling from
boat who were trying 10 fleece the passengers When
st. Louis reached he caused Two OF them
10 be arrested. The men held lor trial and Mr..
Brien appeared against them. The other members OF
the gang swore vengeance hut bv the aid OF the st.
Louis police ho managed 70 keep out OF Their way and
The boat had been her journey but short
time when he discovered some OF the gang on board.
and thinking they meant carry out their threats he
left the steamer suddenly at Boston. Notwithstanding
he had through ticket to Cincinnati, ana thus es-
capped them. He proceeded to Cincinnati by another
route claimed his baggage and cxpectod TO arrive In
BROOKLYN to uaY.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
AFTER MANY YEARS.

In the Essex County IN. j Orphans Court Tuesday
afternoon decision wis given in the oil Mrs
Harriet Wilson the executors Of the estate OF her
late husband, Charles W. Wilson, which has been be-
fore the Court for several years. Under the terms Of
the will Mrs. Wilson entitled the Of one third
the estate during her natural e One Of the tracts
OF her husbands estate, desgnated lot No. l, was
sold to Mr.. o. b. knsey Tor $23 900. Al the time that
said tract sold there mortgage upon
it of $1,000 held by the Newark Savings !nst-
tuition, which said kinsey raised ntter the sale to
$4,000, paying tho go, 600 thus Obtained 10 the
ard thereby reducing the difference between
the incumbrance upon the property and the price at
which he bought to $l3600 and In payment OF this
he put into the hanas OF the executors as tol
lows:-Cash $4,000; mortgage on said property
SO, OOO--makng $13 900 Because Of this being u
second mortgage Mrs. Wilson charged that the said
have been guilty of gross negligence In tho
management Of their trust and should not be allowed
credit but should DO held responsible for the amount
$4,000.
I'm cofrt n her
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Isaac Ross yesterday entered the stocking factory oil
e. H Scnoleld, in Academy street, Newark and de-
manded wages that he alleged were due him, as he
formerly worked for Scholeld He was under the in
nuence of liquor. schoneld refused to pay
him anything. Ross retired, Dut again re-
turned, made Scholed angry, aud personal
encounter ensued Selling u heavy iron ball
that lay a machine at which sat
gir named Mary Stearns Schoheld began TO pound
Ross numerically about the hea with 1t until nnally
Ross fell to ground. utterly exhausted and bleed
ing coplously from hall "a dozen wounds Mary says
she ''heard his bones crack Then came four
physicians, and they caused Ross 10 be re-
moved ~. Mchaei's Hospital. Last night
IT. was reported that be had died. but ihe
report proved premature. He was alive late last
night, but with certainty OF recovery. A short
time ago he bothered Schoeld aud the latter had hm
arrested, but tho Judge thought Ross mors snned
against than sinning, and not only discharged MIN,
SchOtieu.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
THE STAPLES SHOOTING CASE.

The examination in the case Of willard X. Staples
charged by Basil A. De Con with dschargng ioaded
pistol at him during scufle between Staples ana Zap
tain John Dixon, the United States Hotei, on last
Friday evening, was held the Tombs Police Cour''
yesterday, before Justice Duffy large NUMBER o'
spectators were present Counsellor Peter hitcnc'''
representing the defence opened the case bv stating 'ha'
the ARRAY occurred between gentlemen and being 'ne
result OF misunderstanding, all acrimonious ieehnR
dispeed ana the complainant was wiling
TO withdraw the charge. Dir. staples had oeeome
engaged in the alteration as the champion Oh some
ladies' about whom the tongue OF gossip nad
wagged He fred he shot under an honest oeiel that
his life was IN uanReE Under these circumstances
counsel asked that leave be granted Tor the WITHDRAWAL
OF the complaint Justice Duffy denied the motlon
wbcrcupon Counsellor Mitchell raised some suoue
POINTS OF law In support OF second motion 10 dismiss
the complaint At the conclusion oil Mr Mi'cnehs
argument Justice Duty romarked:-
Your points appear TO oe strong ones but wouia
rather the District Attorney would take the respo-
release your client howl would go up that the Court
was compromising felony.n
Counsellor Nitcheil-I would be sorry TO pelieVe
that Judicial officer shrank IRON dschirging pam
duty through any cowardice. tSeusation among the
spectators Your Honor is clothed Win iuli ana
ample powers and should act irrespective oi all crit
iclsm.
Justice Duffy discaimed any feeling OF cowardce,
saying that IN doubtful he always ielt IL more
dismissed after reaching the District Attorneys oilice
Concluding no suid SIN view of the points rai-ed
will make The bail very reasonable-namely 81, 0oo."
Bail then furnish he'd the prisoner released.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY

The return from Europe Ot Mr.. William H. Beers,
president OF the New York Life Insurance Company,
has caused considerable excitement In insurance cir
ces and at his examination, which will take place al
early date the true status Of the company will be
ascertained At tho recent examination OF tho books
OF the company by Mr. Mccall, II is rumored, very
discrepan cies found what Is known
the builders and loan account and Mr. Franklin. an
them. He stated that he was unable to do 20, and
that Mr. Beors who at that timc In Europe. was
the only person connected with tho company who had
any definite knowledge of the matter Mr. Mccall
answered that he had found that sums of money had
parenty no abstracts OF title filed in the Office and
that without the matter could be fully explained he
should deem It his duty TO appoint receiver. 1t ls
that cable despatch was once sent to Pres
dent Beers and that this Is the cause Of his sudden
rain