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Eggs at n Discount

Messrs. Welsh u Sharp keep grocery
store At The corner of Second and Jus,isuu
streets. On both streets goods are dlsplayed
10 advantage to induce persons wanting
anything In their line Of business to examine
before buying. Now 1t so happened that
woman, who had an appetite of trying BE-
fore buying, came along Justison street
while the proprietors on Second street were
discussing either the political condition Of
the country or the prejudicial effects OF
heat upon the human system. She saw the
opportunity, and purloiDed about dozen
eggs without being Observed. Messrs.
WEIGH q Sharp are now bewailing hard
times, and strongly cond' mn the unlawful
carrying away OF gools without receiving
some compensation. They have no clue to
her identity. '7-'l
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COl]lS L,
New CASTLE. NAV 1

,.....5. New CASTLE, May II.
The Court met at ten o'clock, Chief Jus.
tice Comegys and Associate justices Hous-
ton and Wales on the bench. The case Of
The State VS.. Luby, which had begun the
day before, was taken mp, aud after the
examination of witnesses for tho defense,
the counsels agreed, on account Of the eyi-
that the man committed the rape, and de,
cided that a verdict of an assault only
should be given, with sentence of .hre.
years imprisonment, commencing at once,
which the jury readily gave without leaving
the box. The Court then adjourned, to meet
at three O'Clock.
The Court met at four O'Clock: but moth.
log of Importance was done. II WAS then
adjourned until this morning at ten O'Clock.
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A Truthful Correspondent,

The New Castle correspondent of the
Every Evening and Commercial goes out of
bis way entirely to tell AL untruth by tels-
graph to-day, in reporting that there we're
three soliI for conylctingsLuby. The facts
are, and which can he ssccrtainsd either
from Messrs. Bradford or Bright, residents
of this city, both of whom were jurymer;
that from and after the cross examination
OF the prosecutrix not q single juryrnan for
one moment thought of convicting him Of
the capital felony. Tho correspondent is
entitled to his opinion, and we have no dis
position to quarrel with It. i,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-18

OR STOLEN.-A brown mare
8 years old, 1513 hands high, weight about
1000 pounds, white right ankle, the head
and neck Indicating fine breeding, hind
quarters q little inclined to be b0ny. The
coupling bone where the hip strap crosses
qvi,e promi' ent, fine roadster, and can trot
IN $50, she is shod for toe weinhts. Any
one returning her to the undersigned will
be rewarded literally.
...... GEO. A. MILLINGTON,
New Castle, Del, Nay u 1877!
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ONE CENT

with the Shah Of Persia, and constant te 10 :,
graphic communication is being maintained
between St. Petersburg and Teheran.
TIE ENGLISH FLEET.
LONDON, May ia desystch from Al.
exandris says the English feet will proceed
on the 10Th inst. to Piraeus, Greece, from
Port Said, where the feet will rendezvous.
THE CAUCASIAN INsURRECrIoN.
Advices from the Caucasus state that the
rising Of the Circassisns is Increasing in
Asia Minor. They have captured the Rus.
sian fortified town sukhum .Kaleh, in Aba
sia, on the Black Sea.
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TOWN. CAPTURED.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
DOMESTIC.
THE REDEMPTION AGENCY,

THE REDEMPTION AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, May ,17.-The books of the
Redemption Agency show that the redemp-
tion of national bank notes for the past
month amounted to upwards of f24 ,000, 900,
an amount greater than q reduction for any
similar period since the establishment of
the agency. The indications are the re-
demptions for the present fiscal year will
reach s25 900, 900, or $4,000, 900 moro than
last year. This, too, with a reduced force
of employees.
FINANCIAL POLICY.
WARRINGTON, May IT, The official state.
mcnt prepared by the Secretary of the Treas
ury, in which he will set forth some views
explanatory Of bis financial policy, will be
made public as soon as the President shall
have returned from New York.
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE annual re-
port of the Chief of The Bureau of statis-
tics on the commerce and navigation of the
United States for the fiscal year ending
June so, 1875, is In the hands of the
binder, and soon will be ready for distribu-
tion.
COLLISION AT SEA.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, May 17.-Tbe
steam collier Harrisburg, from Boston for
Philadelphia, was in collision off Cross Rip,
with the schooner Marietta Tilton, from
Hoboken for Boston, sinking the latter in
a few minutes. The captain and wife, mate,
cook, and two seamen were drowned. Two
seamen were saved.
DEATH OF COMMODORE E. W. CARPENTER.
NEW YORK. May 17.-Commodore E. W.
Carpenter, of the Uuited States Navy, died
at Shrewsbury, N. j., yesterday, in his
eighty first year.
Commodore Carpenter was in his eighty
first year, his last active service having
been as Prize Commissioner at Key West,
Florida, in 1S6l-G5. lie was a New Yorker
having been appointed July 10, 1915, and
commissioned lieutenant ten years later
He was commissioned commander In 184l
and commodore in 1862.
Ex-Gov. wARMOTH.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Ex-Gov. Warmotb,
of Louisiana, is TO marry . Newark, N. 3D.
lady.
THE RUSSIAN FLEET.
NEW YORK, May 17.-The Russian feel
sailed at 1880 this morning. Their desti.
nation is unknown.
New YORK, May 17.-Only two of the
Russian vessels sailed this morning.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
MoRRIsrowN, May 17.-A collision oc-
CURED at Morris Plains At eight o'clock Thu
morning, between westward-hound freight
train backing into switch and the east
ward-bound mail train coming round
curve. The passengers were badly shaken,
and some of them bruised, but no one was
seriously hurt. The engines are ruined, and
three freight cars destroyed. An error OF
the Aagman caDsed the disaster.
STRUCK BY 4 wATERsPouT.
New YORK, May l7.--The brig Or,es MS
from Cardenas, reports, May 8, II P. NJ
in the Gulf Stream, YVES struck by wat er.
spout, which carrie away the foretopmast st,
with for yard, upper AMI lower topsail
yard, AMI al attached. ..s..,.
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Dentist. ",

Great achieveMents IL Drn'is'rs, full set
of teeth in three hours. Tseil, that t, ,ol,
he qrist at the Vienna Exposi, ION, SIS, g..
$l0: per set. Filling ;ee.l. a Speciality. DE-.
J. W. Stouyhton, No. 1929 Vine street.
Philadelphia. apr II 1y.
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scholars must be accompanied by their
teachers. and application for school ,icksts
should bc made in advan"e to the several
Agents IN the vicinity of the schools. r..
The above named days are st apart lor
the exp press accommodation and cute, tain.
ment OF the Public"sch0ol children. and no
pains will be spared by the Exhibition
Managers to render them occasions OF
pleasurab'e and instructive enjoymen.
Atlp. m. Organ Recital on the Nam
mo'h Roosevelt Urgau which was in use ut
the late Great Centennial Exhibition. At
8 p. IN. o Graut Children's Concert by q
chorus of 5000 school childre', under the
direction OfProfessor Perot in the mag, if
cent Orchestra Gallery. Followed immed-
lately bv q Grand Musical Entei tai nmeut
by the Exhibition Baud, Hass>cr Brothers.
Musical Directors. A ranged for the special
entertainment of the school Children. d,
The Exhibition in all Departments wlli
be in full operation.
= GRAND PROMENAD : CONCERT,
Every Saturday evening, until 0 p. m.
II. f. KENNEY, Superintendent
Fec. A. DADMUN, General Ticket Ag't
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THE CRISIS IN FRANCE,

LONDON, May 1.-THE Times cores
pondcnt at Paris says:-"Presiden Mac
Mahon's letter to M. Jules Simon, which
caused the latter to tender his resignation,
is one of the most serious and perhaps most
fatal events since the fall of NJ. Theirs.
The correspondent recapitulates the re-
psated efforts of the Right to bring about a
collision between President MacMahon and
the Republicans. as President MacMahon
has several times declared that If the Left
sought to lead him too far he would form a
Right and dissolutionist Cabinet.
A REAoTIoNARr MINISTRY POSSIBLE -
FEARS OF COUP D'ETAT.
PARIS, May 17.-President MacMahon, it
is understood, is now endeavoring to force q
Ministry from coalition Of the Imperialists
and Royalists. If this attempt succeeds,
the Republican majority in the Chamber Of
Deputies will probably pass vote of want
of confidence In the new Government. The
situation is very grave, and coup d'etat is
feared by some Of the Republicans. The
crisis causes great excitement.
cPER ATOMS ON THE DANUBE.
NEW YORK, May ia despatch dated
Giurevo, 10th, says -
IA great battle is impending, and already
heavy cannonading is in progress. For sew
ersl days the Russians have been concen-
trating q large force at this point, prepar-
atory to forced passage of the Danube.
The army is ia fine condition and good
spirits.
"Opposite to US, In Rustchuk, the Turks
are in strong force. That they will resist
our advance is certain, aud tomorrow, or
the day after, may witness bloody strug-
gle. The infantry force is present 10 great
numbers. and, as write, are on the march
while great activity prevails In all depart-
ments ofthe army.
"Severe musketry firing is heard on either
side of the Danube. The outposts are ex ,
changing lesden compliments, aud the rat.
tie is fearfully distinct. Already Turkish
monitors are hurrying towards this SPOT,
/ THE czAR AND TIL, SHAH.
VIENNA, May 17.-It is reported that the
Russans are sending terpedoes fre m Tiiis
4
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FOR EIGN.
MUTINY ON. A BRIG,

NEW YORK, May 17.-A cable despatch
says:-"The American brig c. G. sweeny
for the United States, has returned to
Havre, the crew having mutinied aud
killed the mate" "-,----,. tI.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-18

Wanted, all to. know that Cbaiwick's
museum and lce Cresnl Ga, der, is w ,rtn
itr the season. For particulars sev adve,s
GooMontA rI ..4 s-t..4 ......., N,.t
The Morning herald., 1877-05-18

L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGF.-For vii
Il mlngton City property farm on the
road leading from Denton to Centreville
about miles to Greenborough, Caroline
County. Md containing $40 acres. ISO acres
under good cultivation with house and
barn and other out buildings, balance in
heavy timber. S)il 20, d. For terms, &c.,
Epply to
NJ. M. CHILD, No. 4. w 7th st.
mayl6 LIT Wilmingt IN, Del.
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WANTS.
WANTED.-A good girl for general
w housewOrk. Apply to -
MRS. W. MALONEY,
8 E Cor Chestnut and Franklin SITS.

M ANTED.-A place In the country for a
W. boy 10 years old. Inquir ut
6pr.63t 5O7 EAST FIFTH ST
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WANTED.-N boys to sell the Sunday
w Disp: tcb. Inquire ut 323 f. Second
street-Sunday morning. at o'clock,
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EOR SALE.-On the South Side, brick
saf% hGf%gses Containing rooms Eaeh WI
The Morning herald., 1877-05-18

~ NOTICE-Joshue Marls, Attorney at
~ Law. as removed to Office N. w. col
Sixth and shipley street.
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WHISKEY BURNED,

WHISKEY BURNED.
A bonded warehouse in Dublin, Ireland,
containing 100000 gallons of whiskey, was
burned last night.
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FAILURE.

Morelet, stetheimer & Co., ribbon manu-
facturers of Patterson, have failed. Liza
bilities over 100000.
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- En- u z5c. to q. r. ROWELL d co New
~ York, for pamphlet Of LOO pages, contain.
ng lists OF 1000 newspapers, and osttma tes
hOwinx cost 6vertiStn9.
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all
persons whose business or occupation re-
qutres State license for the present year
(lS77) that the same is due and payable on
the first day Of June, at the offices of the
Clerk Of the Peace for New Castle County,
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
NJ. A. s. SPRINGER:
Deputy, No. 800 W. Second st. vii.
my3-1m
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NOTICES..

NOTICE. Additional train for New Cos.
~ tie, during May session of Court, will
leave depot at 9.W a. m.
H, F. KENNEY,
my7 Superintendent.
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EOR SALE.-Three five.roomsd brick
Il houses on the South Side. with fine
yards. Enquire OF j. X. .ABCOCK,
mhl9 IS. w. cor. Second and Marketst
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

EOk SALE.-A frst-class Millinery ks.
i tablish nent, located ON h ing street
doing = splendid business Hiuse and
store for rent, also connected Herewith q
Bleachery. Only reason for wishing 10 sell
declining health of the owners. Possession
at ouce For terms. prices &C, apply to
M. M. CH Id
No, 4 E. seventh street.
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Eastern Affairs.
DEPARTURE OF THE RUSSIAN
FLEET.
THE CZAR AND THE SHAH.
~

-.
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
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nR. w ALES, has returned to his resi-
4 de, ", Cor Eighth stA King stlt sts.
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NOTICE,-R. Messck. having removed
streets, to s'alls NOS. 10 ana IS. Second
street Market House. would form ais Gus
TONERS that be Is ready to supply thm W ith
the very best fresh butter from Brad ford
c,unty daries wholesale and retail Also
The Morning herald., 1877-05-18

NOTlCE.-Paris N. Mitchell. Carpenter
~ and Bui lder, has REMOVED from 5l7
Orange street. to shop No, 7is Shipley ST.,
Wilmington, Del. JohbtDg in the city or
country promptly attended to, at mo ierate
rates. Residence,
m3O-lM !05 JEFFERSON ST.
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EOR RENT.-The Mansion Hou se; Lawn
T. Stables and Garden, OF John OByrne
Pine Grove, one mil3 from the Market
street bridge. The lawn is one of the finest
In The county. Apply at THIS OFFICE
The Morning herald., 1877-05-18
STRUCK BY 4 WATERFRONT.

New YORK, May l7.-The brig Or,ea ms
from Cardenas, reports, May 8, II P. NJ
in the Gulf Stream, wss struck by wat er-
spout, which carrie d away the foretopmas ct,
with for, yard, VI per AMI lower topssil
yard, AMI al attached; ..s..,.-
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At the following ex x'remely low rates,
and will run special Train direct to and
from The Exhibition Grounds,
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THE GEAR AND THE SHAH.

VIENNA, May 17.-It is reported that tho
Russians are sending terpedoes fre m Tiiis
to Persla. The Gear ID said to bs Intriguing
The Morning herald., 1877-05-18

.a1s vFHtlt ~. .THoI94
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Varieties Of Cane Groun.-Desirable Sorts in Louisi-
anA.-Rats and Rust" Exchanges with
Queensland-Sugsr in Cub~a.-ComParisons with
Queen land.-St. Thonas--Approach to GGade-
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A Great Sugar Firm--A Frugal, Industrious,
Contented People. Does the. System Pay
Double Roller Mills in America.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial
JANUARY %.
A QueenSInnder i'm America.

~CANEFIELDS OF THE UNITED STATE AND
VEST INDIES.
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Per bark R. C.. WyIie fin. Brem

IS IRON STOCK ANCHORS sizes from so up to 1900 lbs
SMALL CHAIN, Ia quantities to suit, sizes /! inch to
9-I6 Of m inch,
CHAIN CABLES, So, 81. 10. 1, / IA, 1 SO, and So
Inch. For sale low by
BOLLFS 4 co.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
MANNING AND HIS PISTOL.

An examination into the mental condition OF John
Manning, the man who arrested on Thursday
while braudishing revolver and club took place a.
the rombs yesterday Tns pnvsieiaa, Dr. Hardy,
however, declined TO make public for present tho
result OF hm investigation. Manning, who 10
by occupation an advertising agent. talks quite
nationally but somewhat spasmoalcaIly. lie de-
mes having attempted TO shoot any one. HIS
ner, wnIie not pronoeGccaiy that of q person
aHccted IN mind was tar from reassaring. While N
Lis cell yesterday he convcrsed With a reporter and
narrated somewhat disconnected story OF pcrsccu-
ton which he claims 20 have experienced nj the hands
OF numerous aunts Tbcy had, he suid. appropriated
all MS cot itns. HIS iather.ib-,as also came Tor a
share oil lnvccve. his oenc. being thai OF perslseuty
wearing Nr. Mannings goid walca aud cham With
References 10 his auest the prisoner sad:-i
had just returned from Ph,ladelpha where
l had been engaged Dy A. W. Aver Sou,
Advertising agents ! went 10 my fafher IN laws
house on Eighteenth street 10 see my nile ana not
wishing to harm any one laid my p,.iol on me
stop Then cDansed my Iaind aud vent 10 get a cup
oi coffee, taking my pistol along VITA me. On tue
way met an onicer and asked him what form I
would have 10 20 through 20 be permitted carry IRE.
arms Ito took me 10 the station house, aud here
ann
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
RACING In ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 16, 1871
At tho Shrewsbury November races to-day the prin-
cpal event the struggle for the Shrewsbury Cup.
for which eight horses Pageant, who started
with 70 LAID against him, secured the prize, with
Hopboom, at to l. In the second place and Zuccnero
at to !, third
Tho following is a sum mary
The SHREWSBURY Our Ihandicap) OF 500 sovs. IN
spocic, added 10 u sweepxtake o 20 sovs. each, 10
forfeit, entrance sovs, TO be tho only Liability II tor
felt be declared by noon on tuesday, October 80,
lseiiing stakes excepted) after October 26 ut
ten A. NJ, lbs; twice. once OF 800 s0vs ~ lbs.
extra; second to save stake. About two miles "a
subs
MIR. +. Gretton's D. g. Pageant, by EIiand, out Of
Panopy, years, Ia lbs s....................... l
Duke OF Montrose's b. C. Hopboom, by Parmasun,
out OF Cognisnunce, years. ITO los Ds.............
Lord Bradioras ch 4. Zucchero, by Lacydes, out
oi Zcllc, years, 6S lbs.....
THE WINNER.
Pageant, as o tw0ycar-od, ran thirteen times and
won four races. AS threo-year-oid no started in
twcnty-one races, seven OF winch he won. As four
ytar-oid he started only four times, aud
ccssiu each time. This year iro unpaced tor tho
Great Northamptonshire Stakes, after which ne won
the Chester Cup. He was aterward beaten by Prince
George icr the Goodwood Stakes and by Hilarious or
The CcsarcWIh.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
"PROB'S" PRACTICAL JOKE.
HOW NEW WORKERS WERE INDUCED TO WEAR
oyERCoATS ON A MIDsuMMrRS DAY.

HOW NEW WORKERS WERE INDUCED TO WEAR
ovERCoATs ON MIDsUMMrR's DAY.
Ye nypercrites OF New York could not discern the
signs OF The sky yesterday morning. Tor they trooped
down the foggy avenues armed with stout overcoats
and defiant umbrellas. The atmospheric outlook was
cerIainly not preposscssing and there room for
the general impression that thcy were Sin Tor It,"
when therefore, with juggicr's rali art the whole
aspect the weather changed to that OF respcndent
Indian summer day thcro hasty clearing up of
murky countenances ana a dawning suspicion that
Old Prob had been performing vest practical
Joke. As the day advanced the joke appeared TO ex
pand. Overccats were flung contemptuously over tho
arm aud tho defiant Umbrellas collapsed into walking
stick condition. No one seemed TO regard the joke In
a serious manner either though TO some II was the
occasion OF Inconvenience People smiled pleasantly,
as tht ought stayed Ia the warm sualight all they
could, gazed fondiy upon the clear. genial sky aud
took long draugnIs OF the pure gentle air that mad 80
does the middle oil November aiord New York q day
Of such warmth and enjoyment. IL was ike
The lingering Kiss of Autumn
On Natures hckle Drow
and the token was filed with glad remcmbranccs
nerc losers and gamers every operation oi the
pcrcnce vi such dey oi ~ important factors OF met
ropoiltan socicty-trsnps and umbrella venders.
Wuat regal bliss aid tie sunlight bring TO the heart OF
the iormcr anu With what dire did tho
latter dec the bright thoroughiare with his
unr. qurcd mcrchandisef Yesterday, 100, was
pfana triumph Tor that portion OF the community to
whom overcosts are sti probiematicaL Iney had
tue satisfaction of feeling consste ny dressed aud at
tho same time were renewed OF a respons biIty TO
which their moro weil-to do brethren were subject
To be seen, as hundreds were last evening carrying
home an overcoat aud Umbrella was indeed a hunil-
alton which u - hoped tho Oldest Inhabitants, ut
least, were spared
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
WRESTLING BEARS.

Ono Of four bears from the Pyrcnoes privately
exhibited Al Gilmoro's Garden yesterday morning in
wrestling match with a man. Tho grizzly IL remark
ably well trained and hts antics were very amusing.
In the wrestling bout IL that he had no dill.
Guilty In throwing hts two legged opponent though la
the second tall the latter down suspciousy easy
IL 10 Claimed that none OF tne professional wresters
OF mo country lay bruin his Dack either coI
lar and elbow or "Grseco Roman" style The attempt
worth being made, however, as the owners, Messrs
Adrian BROTHERS, are ready with $3.50,
nounccd. 10 be given the individual who will throw
the grizzly, while 10 guaranteed that no will suffer
no bodily harm. These bears, all claimed wrest-
lers have been exhibited throughout Europe and in
many 0I the larger cities of the Southern Stalea
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
PURIFYING WATER STREET.

On the complaint OF Rev. Mr. Percival, superinten-
don't Of tho Water Street Mission and Home for Fallen
Women, raid was yesterday made on Of the most
notorious dens of Water street Twenty females.
ranging IN ago from eighteen to 0rty years, were ar
Rested and ~ the fomOg Police Court twelve OF tnen
were committed TO the Island for months each.
the remainder vcre discharged. Tne proprctors wore
held IN 81, 900 ball each.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
FOX HUNTING.

The Quesns county hounds meet to-day at Nov
Cassel Wood at O'clock The special train ior
the hrst timc last Wednesday, and which leaves
Hunters Point Tor Garden City at ten O'Clock A. NJ
with horse boxes, win the hour to-day,
and returning VIII leave Garden City eight O'CLOCK
T. N. AS the country near Ne W Casse Wood is we'll
suited for good run, and tho weather promises
Oe fair good bold and excellent sport are antics.
Inlad
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
PAINE VS.. BOGARDUS.

NEW YoRK, Nov. l6, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
In your issue oi Sunday, November d. sec caro- to
the effect that Ira Paine wanted shoot for
81, 900 side. $1,000 forfeit For the information of
Mr. Pane will state that II he wants 10 shoot
champ mplonsnip he must shoot according rules gov
crning the same. Mr. Pane states whore no may b0
found. All require to know where his 81 600 forfeit
10 TO DO found, and shall be glad to cover The same
aud make the maich Tor $4,000 Yours,
A. II. BUGARDUS,
Champion Wing Shot ol the World.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17

onors very roughly, pushing them over ono an,
other In \ perfect heap, as though they bad
been many head OF cattle instead Of being uufortu
nate human beings. One OF the colored women, en-
ragged ut tho treatment. called out thas nc WAS :
the style, but he only laughed at the vitupera-
tion Deputy Warden Crummey himself appeared 70
be kind the convicts &c discourage all unneces
sary hRrshnesa
Al Ave O'Clock the vans arrived at the Penitentiary
and alter undergoing tho usual Introductory ormai-
ios the prisoners enjoyed their first supper IN tner
pew house and were thcn locked in their respective
c0ila
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
ACCIDENT ON THE ROAD.

Thomas johnson, Of No. ia Wost Sixteenth street.
and Frank Howard, OF Brooklyn. were driving along
81. Nicholas avenue yesterday evening, when
their horses stumbled on tho corner Of
ll2th street and both were thrown out
OIL the wagon. As they were gong at rapid paco
when the accident occurred their fall necessarily
severe and the injuries they received Of somowhat
serious Character They woro taken homo last night
by their lriends.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
THE VALUE OF A HUSBAND.

The jury in the action brought in the Brooklyn City
Court by Catherine Leonard against Martin Collins
recover $1,000 damages for the loss OF her HUSBAND
found a verdict yesterday for plaintiff Ia the sum Of
$500. Her husband killed by the fall OF en-
bankmcnt wDile In tho employ Of the defendant who
Ia n contractor