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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-06

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-06

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The New York herald., 1877-01-05
CORNELL'S ENGLISH CHALLENGES
ITHACA, Jan 2, 1877.

ITHACA, Jan. 2, 1871
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
Permit me to state to the public. through your
columns that the Cornell Navy has just received for
NAL reusais in to the challenges sent to the
University Boat Clubs OF Oxford and Cambridge.
Oxord's reason declining is:-'It would be impos
sibe get a really representative crow together dur
ing our long vacation" Cambridge gives several
reasons the hrst of which is the that stated
by Oxford second, "By accepting yours we lay our
selves open to innumerable challenges, which we
should be quito unable to meet" third 1T has
hitherto been iDvarable practice TO against no
other university than oxford" Tho letter closes fol-
ows:-"If Il should not DO inconvenient to you TO
the Henley Regatta can insure for
you there only competition with the best English
cights, tours and pairs, but hearty welcome" lnas
much oxford ana Cambridge enter crews in this
regatta there s still opportunity for Cornell to row
cvcr Is out OF the question, nasmuch as The Henley
Regatta takes place In June, about commencement
week. For this reason the crew could not expect TO
arrive in England more than u day or two before tho
race, and under such conditions, defeat would be in
evitable.
II seems highly probable from this that American
university will ever succeed in making race with
oxford Cambridge without sending graduate crew
the Henley Regatta In this way the oarsmen could
70 over carly enough to secure the practice which
would be absolutely necessary in order to make their
chances Of success equal j. N. OSTROM.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

McQuade's Court, on Madison street, was crowded
yesterday with the lovers Of handba and rackets,
who assembled to witness the playing or some OF tho
leading amateurs Of this and other cities. Prominent
among the games that of was an Interesting
match at handball for $500 and tho amateur cham
pionsnip. The contestants were James Cotton and
John Manix against Michael Landy and John Murphy.
They PLAYED the best three in games. After hard
struggle ;hc latter defeated BY tho following
j, ColtOn ana y. MINK x.............. - ~ - ~
N. Laudy and j. Murphy y......-....... 10 Il IA ~
Then followed exciting match at American
rackets, between David ERger against William Punch
and Joseph Pycr The stpuiatons OF the contest we're
the best three In i've games, fifteen aces up. THIS
match had created considerable excitement during tho
past week. Eggler came OH victorious by tho Iol-
loving score:--
D. Eggier. 10 10 10 10
William Punch and j. Pyer ..........'.. II 10 10 ID
The above game of rackets was followed by q match
at handbal between Thomas Burke and Michael
McMann against I. Ryan and y. McQue. This game,
after desperate struggle decided In favor tho
former by score OIL
McVue ana Ryan. II 10 10
Tho sports oil the day wound up with lively match
at American rackcts between James McGrath and
Michael Landy, best Two IN three games
ishuuy... 10 Ia 10
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
.$s4s. .o6s : s2ss, v2s

The prisons werc practically under the control OF
the former Board OF Inspectors for the first four
months OF the fiscal year. The expenditure list
during this period shows totals Of S3366 "a; DO
post list, $4l, 1855 a. ana do6cency list, $?95, 2s6
The last eight months show Expenditures
$5O6427 "a; deposits, $196, 672 81 and deficiencies
$500, 734 So. The average daily number OF convcts
during the past year 800 in excess OF the
vous year. The report claims great being
made in every respect the preceding years. man.
agemcnL The whole cost or support per day for each
convict Ut Auburn Prison was thirtyeigh cents aud
five mills. Economy has been severely adhered to IN
every detail OF management Progress has also been
made toward sei-supporting management OF the
The estimates for the ensuing year :-Appropria-
tions, 700; deposits. $780, 900; dehcenry.
$3.50 300 Tho Board OF Inspectors have discretion
the number and pay OF employees IN the prisons,
Tor the year 10 $235 594 CO. The inspectors
could have reduced this amount twenty per cent had
The report states that The State prison buildings,
OF them being built half century ago, are not
adapted TO the modern ideas OF penal science.
The report OF the OF the State Asylum
for Insane Criminals DR. Mcdonald, shows total
expenditure Of $296 6ll %; deposits $l2ss6 69 de-
lciency $17, ia %. This is the first time that this
institution makes deposit ol receipts. wall
should be built around the sing Sing grounds, and the
cost would be trlhing. II would be great preventive
of escapes The manufacture OF iron and nails at
Clinton Prison has proved financial failure IL cost
three times much as would the support OF the con-
victs In absolute idencss. state works should DO
limited to mining and the man ufacture OF wood work
az hand labor The contract system oi convict labor
Is most preferable. Gas works erected In prison
grounds would save large amount Of money, where.
as the present system Is unnecessarily expensive The
daily average Of tho number Of convicts during the
past year has been 600 the largest ever known since
the construction Of the three prisons.
The accommodations consist Of l02 cells, the aver
age of each cell being three feet wice seven feet
long aud seven feet high. Young criminals should be
sent Elmira Reiormatory. The report urges moro
liberal exercise OF tho pardoning power Each county
Oup b
maintenance OF the convicts 1t sends to the State
prisons. A board Of pardcns, 10 recommend TO the
Governor deserving cases, would bo excellent nst
tuition Clinton Prison is in excellent condition in
q sanitary point OF view.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
PEDESTRIANISM.
WESTON MATCHED FOR ONE THOUSAND POUNDS.
From the Sportsman, Dec. 19

WESTON MATCHED FOR ONE THOUSAND POUNDS.
From the Sportsman Dec 10
At length genuine walking match between our long
distance champions seems imminent The correspond
ence, which for some time past has been going on In
our columns brought about the desired result,
1t Is now almost beyond doubt that Weston will have
to meet one II two OF the best men OF the day.
In our columns of Saturday ~ d. A." expressed his
Willingness to match the American for six days. walk
against any that could be found, and yesterday
correspondent, who signs himself "Anti. Humbug,"
lodged $500 in hands TO accept that challenge
Yesterday Sir John d. Astiey who wishes no oi ger
hide nis identity called upon US aud covered that
amount with similar sum on behalf OF Weston
All tho parties are 10 meet here on day appointed
after the completion OF the present exhibition at the
Agricultural Hall-probably Monday next-and the
premInaries to be settled and articles OF agree
ment signed Both sides seem anxious for business,
aud match s think, almost certain to be ratified
We have also received O telegram from HGylake,
from O'Leary, informing that he has sent check
tor f10O bind match with Weston in terms OF
81 d. 50 proposal. and that particulars will follow
In letter come to hand this morning. Tho parties
who posted f 900 in our hands are willing that
this third man should enter into sweep, the winner
10 take f1 zoo. gigantic match OF this description
IS uncqualled In tho annals OF pedestranism, and
should the affair fruition the interest and
ctement will be something tremendous
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
PAUL, PETTICOATs AND PULPITS.

Out OF the twentyeght members OF the court at New.
ark twelve voted not to sustain the charges against Me-
See. or the remaining sixteen three tried to be cx-
cused from voting, they could only sustain tho vcr-
dict in part. They written down aifrmativoiy by
order of the Moderator The vote was as follows:--
To SUsrAIy-Revs Isaac Mcllvainc, Robert B. Cam
field, jonathan f. Stearns. Jamos r Wilson, William
y Findley, PreDtis DC Veuvc, George G. Scibcr,, II.
W. Ballantinc, Isaiah b. Hopwood, George Pollock,
Martin f. Hollister; Elders james r Dusenberry.
Isaac A. Alling f. A. Smith, Jacob s. Dod, Theodors
r. McNalr-l6.
Nor TO SusrAIS--Revs Samuel Hutchings, Samuel
II Hall, Charles |. Haley, Charles T. Berry; Elders J.
Reeve Sayre, James 5. Hgbie, John Haines, j. l..
Meekcr, Daniel Halsey, John NJ. Doubleday, p. H. Har
rison, B. W. Olds--l2
Rev. Mr.. SEQ has appointed Rev. Drs. Mclvainc and
Haley counsel TO press his appeal before the Senate
Dr. Haley In accepting the duty said he believed Mr.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
RING SUIT RUMORS.

II was rumored last evening about the Hoffman
House that Mr. John d. Townsend had been retained
as counsel for William M. Tweed, Friends OF the lat
ter were In high glec, because Mr. Townsend had so
successfully managed the Woodward case, and they
felt hdent would secure like happy result for
''Boss."
rweed's tria rs set down to come oil alter that oi
Swccny, IN April next WoulI II not be singular IT.
alter all oil weeds trials aud tribuations, he should
be released states evidence against SwecnyY The
question s also whether there is not prob
ability OF Sweouy never beng put on trial AT all.
Mr.. Swecny returned to New YORK TO attend MS
trial express instigatiOn OF Mr. leckham, the
counsel for the state The prosecution cannot OF
course, uso Sweeny as a witness and atcrward i'm
peach hm but 1t ~ understood that the prosecution
propose put the in such way that the defence
win be compelled either 10 put Mr. Swecny on the
stand leave their client In very bad position. III
they select the course then the prosecution
VIII be ahIe TO use his testimony.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
PETER B. SWEENY'S RETURN.


HOW THE srIPULATIoNs WERE MADE BY WHICH
HE WILL REVISIT NEW YORK.
The recent announcement that Peter B. Sweeny
might be expected in New York early IN February was
course matter Of considerable surprise to the pub
hc To effect his return stipulation made by
which he would be free from arrest during the pen
dency Of his trial and thirty days thereafter Through
what means and for what purpose such negotiations
were conducted has since been subject OF interest
and inquiry.
NEGOTIATIONS OF COUNSEL
The story Of tho negotiations tor Mr.. Sweenys re-.
turn TO New York is briefly follows EARLY Sep
tember last Mr. Peckham, acting for the State against
Peter 3. Sweeny, addressed note to Mr.. John Nc
Keon, counsel for the defence in which he expressed
a desire that Mr.. Sweeny should be present at the
trial. which had been adjourned over to tho
nrst Tuesday In January. In this communication
MIR. Peckhan proposed that Mr.. Swceny should
and be exempt from any arrest either criminal
or civil during the tendency of his before the
Court and thirty days succeeding it. After lapse
of three weeks with, out havlna received an answer TO
his first letter, Mr.. pcckham renewed the proposition,
making II moro definite, ana included IN the guarantee
immunity arrest at the suits OF taxpayers or clt
The receipt OF this last communication was acknowl-
edged by Mr. McKeon, and ut TO Mr. Swecny,
then in Paris The latter, Ueing himself good lawyer,
discovered at once that neither Mr.. Peckham nor any
officer OF the State had the power to deter any
taxpayer from commencing suit Tor the recovery OF
money taken from them unlawfully He embodied this
view in letter TO his COUNSEL and the latter addressed
a note to Sir. Peckham, calling hs attention
to the point mentioned. Mr. Peckham, recognizing
the importance OF such construction OF the law,
drew UP paper, in winch the Attorney General, Dis
rict Attorney Corporation Counsel and himself
signed agreement guaranteeing all that
had been expressed In tho hrst cornmunca-
ton, with the addition that they would use
all their power aud influence TO discourage any and all
actions that might be taken against Mr. SwecDy dur
ing the period menticnc This stipulation was OF
course satisfactory, and IN accordance with its pro-
misses Mr. Swccny VIII New York some time
next month to attend the trial oi his cause.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
BRooKLYN's ACTIVE BURGLARS.

The residence OF General j. b. Craig No Monta-
que terrace, Brooklyn was entered by burglars at a
late hour Thursday night and robbed Of sllO worth
OF clothing
General woodward's residence, No. 259 Henry street.
Brooklyn, was entered at early hour yesterday
morning and robbed OF clothing.
quantity OF groceries stolen from tho store Of
Robert Carson Il Co.. No gl2 Fulton street. Brooklyn
at late hour on Thursday night
Closning valued at $40 was stolen Thursday even
ing from The apartments OF Waiter Doxsoy, No ss2
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Parker Sayers, residing at No $40 Monroe street.
was arrested yesterday, charged with stealing $40
worth OF properly from tho stablc yard OF George W.
GILBERT, 10 Ciernont avenue near Atlantic, BiooXyn.
The property was recovered.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
NORTH CAROLINA BONDS.

Yesterday morning meeting Of the holders Of tho
bonds OF tho state OF North Carolina was held in tho
assembly room OF the New YORK Clearing House Mr.
Frederick Taylor OF the nrm Of Taylor ButterGeld &
Co., called to the chair Mr.. Taylor addressed tho
meeting aud said that he thought that North Carolina
pertoctly willing II she was able TO pay certain
rate Of interest upon tho whole of IT'S bonded debt o
proposed that Board Of Trustees appointed by tho
bondbo dcrs should go to North Carolina and have
consultation with the State officials. On motion of
Mr. Denny The following gentlemen were selected:-
George 8. Coo, President OF the American Exchange
Bank; B. B. Sherman, j. d. vermilyc, Il. b. Conveys
and Enoch Pratt The Chairman authorized 10
appoint committee oil Dondho holdcrs TO assist tho
trustees The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
BROOKLYN MAILS.

The annual report OF the Brooklyn Post Once DO.
partment which has just been issued, shows the re.
cepts of the year 1876 have been s2l9467 H. being
an increase OF $50 80 the preceding year. Tne
increase profits Tor the year was $43 503 g. The
number letters delivered during the past year
a. H. $780, postal cards delivered, 114O,3G7 local let
ters delivered 1911 G01 papers delivered S26 S06;
letters collected il62 64S papers collected, 452
number OF letters which could not be delivered by the
carriers account OF being improperly addressed,
81 53S; letters held ior postage, IL, ISL letters I'M
properly addressed 514 letters addressed to unknown
places 474 letters with address whatever, blanks,
277 letters illegibly addressed sS number Of stamps
sold 9523, COG; vafue Of stamps sold, S2l3, l42 OF
The New York herald., 1877-01-05

brace all strong spirtuous and intoxicating liquors,
wines, ales, malt beer and lager beer.
SEC. lS.-The city OF New York is hereby excepted
from the provisions OF entitled IAN act 10 regu
late the sale OF intoxicating liquors within the Metro
poitan Police District Of the State OF New York.,
passed April H. 1866 and the acts amendaory thereof
which created said district arc hereby repealed, and
all acts parts Of acts inconsistent with the
provisions OF act are also herety repealed and no
other provisions Of law except those herein con-
tanned SHALL aftcr tho passage OF this act have eject
in the city OF New York.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
A SLEIGH RIDE 10 JAIL.

Francis Schwartz OF No. 3l5 West Forty.seventh
street, while harncssing his horse yesterday Ecv-
enth avenue was attacked by four drunken fellows,
VINO said they wanted his sleigh to take ride in.
Three OF the men fought him ana the fourth jumping
into the sloigh drove of He was seen BY poiico-
man, wno ired upon and stopped him Tho others
succeeded Ia making good their escape The man
arrested gave his name as Edward Gallagher o: For
ly.iourth street and Eleventh avenue lie was hold
ivr trial
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
SINGLE SCULL CHALLENGE.

TORONTO, Jan. a. 1877.
Ed Hanlon, who wou the single scu race at the
Centennial regatta, to-day publishes challenge to
William scharG. OF Pittsburg, offering to row him on
Toronto Bay for from $500 10 81 900 sde allowing
hm far amount for his expenses, the race 70 take
place early In June.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
STATE PRISONS.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE INSPECTORS OF our
CORRECTIVE INSTITUTIONS.
The report OF the Inspectors OF New York State
Prisons for the year ending September 30, 1875, has
been received The following are the principal features
OF the report The financial statement shows
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE.

Tho Society OF Engineers have over sl,4oo oOo in.
stead OF $40 0o0 enormously reported the ohcA
day. twenty-five years ago tho society numbered
ll.000 and had S1lQ000 IN iunda
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
EASY 10 GET IL

omcer hcArdlc, OF The fwculysecond precinct po-
lice, wants an owner for seaAkn cap SIX sacquc,
trimmed with lace, aud six pans vi stockings
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13
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