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swell Glove-FighIing.
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New York spacial to Chicago Tribune.l
A gloye-fght occurred Tuesday
night at Ottignon's place, near
Union Square, between two young
men well known in business and
social circles. The affair was ru-
mored for some days in Wall street,
but was kept so close that only ten
spectators were admitted. The
parties were Herman 0elrichs, of
the German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany, ana James Robbins, Of Nc
Kisson & Robbins, wholesale drug
gists. Both men belong to the
Polo club organized by Jim Ben
nett, and have been prominent in
the Racket club as athletes. Both
pride themselves also on their pugil-
istic skill, and, though oll-time
friends, the match was made IN all
earnest to see who was best. 1t is
said the stakes were $4,000 and a
champagne supper, but the princi-
pals claim there were no stakes or
betting. They fought in boating
trim, and were in fine condition,
0elrich Weighing 17S and Robbins
14S, both standing five feet ten.
Only two rounds were fought, but
the hitting was scientific and very
hard. In the first round Robbins
forced the fighting and was reward
ed by a blow on the mouth which
drew copious blood, foored him and
ended the round. In the second,
0elrichs made the advance, and
had his left eye completely closed
by a powerful left-hander. He
came back promptly, however, and
got in two blows, which settled the
matter, the blood squirting from
Robbins eyes, nose and mouth, and
his second throwing up the sponge.
Robbins is around to-day with a
black eye, a cut lip, a double check,
aud general damages. 0elrichs has
but u black eye. The men admit
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A Costly Kiss.


Pittsburg Dispatch.l
The gentleman who until a day
or two ago was professor of the d.
vine art Of music in one of those
institutions Of learning in this city
to which ladies are admitted as
pupils, is at the present time en-
ployed in the business of looking
after something to do. A few days
ago an intimation came to the ears
Of the president of the institution
that the gallant pianoforte instruc-
tor he'd actually kissed one of the
female pupils. The first thing the
president did was to summon into
his presence the young lady, who,
upon being confronted with the
facts in the case, admitted that the
dapper manipulation of ivory keys
had attempted vigorously to i'm
print upon her lips a kiss, and in
fact had succeeded. The young
lady was at once directed to write
to her father, informing him of
what had occurred and bidding him
to come on. The case was also laid
before the proper committee of the
board of managers. The next day
the father Of the girl who had been
kissed appeared, and after a lengthy
consultation, in which it appeared
that his daughter was not SHINING,
but sinned against, it was decided
that he should take her home tenn
porarily. When the hour to leave
came, the young lady pupils formed
en- masse in the hall to say good
bye. All were in tears, and they
declared, as with one voice, that
unless the professor of music got
his walking papers instanter, they
would be pupils no longer. That
hurried up the committee, and next
day Mr.. Professor resigned. His
place is filled by a lady now.
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Twenty Thousand People

A"SHUJ AHOuchAu EeOpIC
old and young. every week. It ia Just to say
that the patrons Of the wEsTgRN
METHODIST belong to the best class OF
community.
We desire our business men to make note
Of the above facts before completing their
advertising arrangements for the coming
season.
We use our best efforts to keep our columns
free of all llirregular and irresponsible adYer-
Using; for many good people seeing an al
vsrtisement in paper, especially their
church paper. take it as guarantee of re-
spOnsibility. Such confidence should not Re
abused when it can be helped. We want
therefore.
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A newspaper in the fullest sense of the word,
at once adapted to the Merchant. the Me-
chaRic. the Farmer, and everybody
desirous of keeping up with the
stirring news of this live and
progressive age.
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State Senator MoFett of Virginia, the
inventor Of the bel'-7egister, is described
as mIddle.aged bachelor, of excellent
attachments and agreeable appearance.
lie is. moreover, good speaker and an
accomplished physIeian.
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the contest, but refuse to say any
thing regarding it. The affair made
a big noise on Wall street and in
the clubs.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is particularly
recommended for children. 1t cures
coughs, colds, Group, sore throat and
Whooplng cough. Is pleasant to the
taste and acts like a charm. Price 25c
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ADVERTISERS

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ments offered by us in the way of cheap
ana profitable advertisements.
The New York herald., 1878-09-30

then down Riverdale avenue tney went, puttng
every snew TO tue test aud stepping out gayly.
The Judge had made up his mind 10 regain his lost
place and he led of with will the Commissioner Kept
alongside, and for while the pedagogue interest was
well represented But doctors are proveroaiiy last
There were weak hearts there though and all
hands pressed him close. IA for the couatry people
along the route they did not know what to maze
OF II.
SURPRISED aUsTfcs
Children IRON roadside cottages and shouted
"Hurrah!" Ladies' in eqnpages waved their hand
kerchies, ana pair of tramps the highway oaWled
''Stop theil'' with all their might, aud exercised
themselves to run the Doctor down. They went
hamlet had sucn sight in many day
Fortunately the Commissioner dropped on here TO
aay the apprehensions OF the local constable and one
OF the DOCTORS gave out hero too. But the pacc the
rest kept spite OF windows ini oil wondering faces,
IN spite OF flushed checks and short breath.
When they had got tho hill above
Dobb's Ferry and tearing along the road half
the popu alton turned out. Ono old coiored aunte,
leanIug STYLE called, 'wot's de mattah, sab ?"
as tho Doctor came along But he was yards away
before she mad II out. "Woi's dc -" Tho second
was by like hasn. OIe-two-lhrce more swep;
past Then as the last--the Judge. by the by--camc
pulng along she cast terrified look IN the direction
OF Sing Sing ana shrieked, "Chloe, Chloe clus do
doah, chile; some 'sy un's broged loose"
lu twinkng the cub were past Doob's Ferry ana
their way to Yonkers, but, alasl they ieit tho
Judge behind them tnere-phyed out. They heard
tho shrek of the whistle they catered along the
Doctor the platform already, and just minute
ahead OF the train the party reached IL and we're oil
for New York. Next Sunday the club start on a new
route.
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

The sixth days Louisville races were postponed on
Saturday account OF the rain ana the purses
declared of Another programme Was arranged Tor
to-day aud tomorrow there viii be racing, TIE pro-
ceeds at tho gates to be given TO tue yellow lever SUI
ierers. Three Will be run to-daythe hrsi mile
heats with eight starters; the second handicap OF
mile and an eighth Tor which entered, and
the third Will he mile heats.
The following are the entrics Tor the races together
with n lew pool sales showing the estimation In
which the horses arc held ny tho sporting lrater-
nty:-
MILE HE,rs-Tampico. 1921 lbs, $50; Luciicr
1O25s los $50; Poot.ss, 995a bs, SlO; Ioema, sax
iDs 81; Neue bjoxer 81 lbs. s25; Way iarcr, 81 a
lbs, Sl7, Momentum 81 lbs, $50, snort Line, TO-
lbs. sl2
USg ASD OSE-EIGnru MILES HANDICAP. Nj cIcnry,
90 b, $50; Juia JacSson, 81 iDs., SO. Poe,ess, 05
lbs, So; Adventure. gs bs S3j; C'assnoie, % IDS,
$40. Try Queen, 50 lUs., $2l kiug Faro, loo los !.
$40; Eniisn,, % lbs, $40; Roy nods-Ciiigua. 80
lbs. Blue Eyes, 30 ibs.-s3O
FouK siLEs Allen Pns,r:oo. $40; King william,
$40, JausI 500; Ed. Turner, $40; wheeler, SO;
Water Wltcn, Sill
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD

Count Lehndorf purchased Daham for Ei, 50O at
Doncaster, wednoeday, 11th inst, and he VIII be
sent TO Germany Tor the Middle Park LOTTERY. At
present he is placed under tho charge o Tom Brown.
Lord Lousdae purchased Master Kildare aud Boni.
lace before they in the Leger, sad Chevron has
also become his properly.
Captnin Machcli purch ased Austin Friar, the yeer
ling brother to Holy Fra by private contract at Don
caster, for Thousand"
The Russian horses, Hcrmes and Tisba, engaged
in Cesarewiicn and Cambridgesnrc, have arrived
at Newmarket
Morgan has been engaged Tor HsrUinger in the Ce.
sarewitch.
Jon .leur, the great French race horse, has met
with an accident tnat has put an ond to his racing
AT exercise he was severely lainsd by SPIN
ter, which buried itself in his hook. Tue wound was
serious enorgn place nim In danger lockjaw,
the very best therc hopes oil his being
on the turf again.
Mr.. W. 1. BritIen, captain OF the Clarence Bicycle
Club on Thursday, I2!h inst, ACCOMPLISHED the un-
prccedontod feat of riding from London TO Bath and
back in one day Leaving HYDE Park Corner ut
twelve o'clock (mdnight Wcdnosday, Bath was
rcacrs cd by hapast eleven A. NJ, from which place
a telegram announcing his arrival. aud also his con-
viction OF being capable OF performing the nder
o! the Journey, received. Ater "a SNORT stay he
started on the return journey aud nnisned at Hyde
Park corner at i've MINUTES to twclvc I. NJ, very
ent the whole distance (2l2 miles) was COW
cred 23h. o5n., the longest mat has been
dono Ia one day. The bicycle used was nity-two
inch Nonparic', by 5tassen.
The SIX aays' competition, for which Sir }. ID.
Ashley Barouet, NJ r., has guaran tced prizes over
ESQ, is take place at Agricultural Hail. Isllngton,
durIng the week commencing Monday, October Is.
Conditions appeared IN tho sporting Lye OF July "a
Entries already rcceived.--El IRON Peter Cross
land of sheinsid cl from David France, OF hau-
CHESTER Ell IRON w. Clarkson OF Huii El from Court
ncy, OF Barnet; fl from J. s. Robson, OF Liverpool
El IRON John Jackson Holmes, OF Nottingham; fl
iron Charles Roweil, oi Cambridge; el from q. Pe-
iet Of SittlngbourDe; al from George Perry, OF
Manchester; 81 IRON II. Norman, OF Holloway; I'll
IRON q. Marun, vi Camden Town; 81 from George
Carroll Huriioru, Ayrshire (5cotiandi; f1 IRON owen
hancock, oi Shadwel; EI irom Alfred Thatcher
iGeorge Ide's noviceL OF Canning Town. fi from $.
Miius (tas "fhe Dvc,orl oi Butte Town, Cardin; fl
iron Il. OlIver, OF Bermondsey; 81 rom W. Lorsey,
OF ctanal Gfcen 81 from Janes RobO, OF Alexandria
(scouand); 81 from John Enns, Of Chicago. ILL., |;
fl IRON Henry Vandcpoer, oil SutngOournc; IL
from "Blower' Brown, OF Fulham 81 from Pat Nc.
CArty York 81 IRON W. y. Green, Goswell road,
Louaru; 81 irum W Grant oi Hornaey road, lslius-
TOO; $40 IRON Jona Hugnss, OF Nowarx, n. J. ;
u. e. hoiske, Harem Athlcuc CiuD, New York ;
Gl from Joseph iraywsrd, OF Bulingsgate.
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
WESTCHESTER TRAMPS.

HOW SET OF PROFESSIONAL MEN RECREATR
THEMsELvEs-AN LxAMPLE WORTH FOL
LOWING.
Il was the second day out for the wosi chester
Walking Club yesterday, ana such gave color
to the cheek and buoyancy to the step. Fair skies
overhead, hard, level roads under loot brSc-
Ing and the autumn sunshine bright
cning and viviying cverything-ail combined
to tempt tramp. and tho members seemed In right
good trim stretch their limbs when they gathered
at tho trysting place. There were twelve OF them
usty fellows all choke iul of pluck aud spiril-who
cut loose from professional duties aud Official
Sunday and go roaming about suburban Now York
at gait that tests the sInews and puts the blood
In motion. But the club aims at more tn,n
mere physical exercise. The routes they have mapped
out touch at places repiotc with historic scenic
interest, and, being men Of mind as we'll muscle,
they entertain the one whilc developing tho other.
This idea OF organizing walking cuos--whioh Ii Dor.
rosci from the German universties-it Is their mo-
i've TO encourage and doubtless IN these rare
days their example viii not be ios UPON professional
men whom the weeks laDors have tired aud ex-
hausted.
THE CLUB
The dozen mombers the nucleus OF the
club were on time at rarrytown yesterday. There
was inc president, one OF The commissioners,
another Official and the lawyers, doctors
aud artists VINO make up 'he res. OF
avenue made the lrst station. IAN readyf"
cried the presid ident. IL clear 10 they
Then "WhIp. start goln SAID he, as youtniui mem
oty fitted througu MS head. And on they went,
hats set tight, coat tails nying ana arms going nks
winGmilg. Distance rather than time the
cons idcration IN view, but tue club wisely
judged opening spurt would mako them warm 10
the sport, and they went AZ IL IN line style Tramp,
tramp upon the broad avenue whcrc tue dust was
laid a the down from the gardens along
SIDE with a 1owory nayor. Tramp, tramp past tue
wnlte houses lying snug among the trees, with
a pompous mansion staring out AT times
aud All sorts Of grotcsque little buildings
huddled aioDs the way. Tramp. tramp past
reaches OF woodland and open pascncs, wDere tbe
Hudson, going along III Inc sunlight flashed rough
tho grsenefy aka sheet OI god, ana up hlii
aud down dale tiIi The ola resting place Of
tho dead was reached. UP above sleepy Hoi-
low, winch Washington living immor ralizcd,
~ lies, and the party stopped 10 view the modest
marble sab Ia " whete the remains OF tho historian
ars lald The Deevsn fnonun, al anu the quaint Old
church Of the KuckerOockers we're visited aud tnen
the ciuD started OF agsio. Down the road 10 ,dng
toward Sunnysde tney vent, not so livciy now, Tor
every object instnct witn interest hcrrover the
Old bridge where chabod Crane saw the beadess horse
man ana on to the voritaDle Woiicrts Roost nseli.
Ibere another stoppage N scepy Hollow 10 look
az Ifvng's house, and tnen tue downright wvrk ~
ths day begun. Tnc CLUB uincd at tue Vincent
House. stToca aDous ior whie W get Ia trim. and
The New York herald., 1878-09-30

IN Town OF Tonawandn, der the auspices or the
Goodrich Club Tor the clubs located Niagara and
Erie counties The tournament Will commence Octo-
ber l.
rhe Cincinnati Club Tor 1879 viii contain the fo-
loving piayers:-James Waite, catcher; William
Waiie, pitcher Sullivan, first base ternardt, second
ba.e; Foley, third base; Burke. short stop; Mcvey
right deu Dickenson, centre Aeid with KIRBY tenth
man.
On Tuesday afternoon the Jersey city Browns viii
play the Witokas. OF Brooklyn the Union Ground.
The games to be played to-day are : foows.-
Jersey City Browns and Sunnysides, OF Sing Sing.
the Centennial Ground; New Yorks and Flyaways, on
the Unon Ground; Orange aud Hudsons the
naiis, az Cincinnati; lucas and Lowells. at Utica
and Bufaoes ana HoyoKes, at Buiio.
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
BASEBALL.

RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE CLUBS OF THE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND THE Ma
TIoNAL LEAGUE IN THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP
CONTESTS.
The OF 1878 Is rapidly approaching its term
nation, aud clubs already engaging men for next
summers playing When this present year set in
the national Association sufficiently strong
tor thirteen OF It's clubs TO enter the race for its
championship. Four clubs dsbandcd; emo dis
charged It's players before tho completion OF their
schedule championship series, which led to tho gen.
era belief tbat they TOO, had disbanded. Recently
the president of this cub-the Tecumsehs, OF Lon
don, Canada-has written to the secretary Of the
Syracuse Stars announcing the fact that his club Will
be In condition to re-enter the field, and they
will visit the United States and finish up their un-
played games before the close OF the season. For
some time rumors wore ahoat 10 tho effect that II
either OF several clubs OF the International body
should win the championship-and those only were
mentioned that wore IN the very lead OF the racc-
that CLUB would longer remain in the organ zaton,
but would JOIN the League. II the 0rst champions
had withdrawn precedent therefor would have boon
established, but no such example will be set by tho
Tecumsehs. The following table gives n complete
exhibit OF the record OF club to date:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
YOUR PIPE OR YOUR LIFE.

A broad. houidcred man, greatly intoxicated, stag
gcrcd into tho apartments OF Mrs. Margaret Null
rennsn, No. l53 West fIfty-second street. on salur-
day iaht ana said TO the frightened woman:--
damn you, give US pipe; pipe say"
IL don't Know you. ana 4 nave no ppc,' was tho
rcpy.
"w.h-at, no pipci Come, l say, pipe or III kill
you and your husband too. No tears, " he added,
the woman began to cry. "D' you hear moY Ne
cryipgi GIVE me u pipe or III give you deathY'
The desperate fellow was handed over 10 toe police
and aragued yesterday In the Fifty-seycnth street
Police Court where he gave his name Francs all;
thai KICK IN the iorohcad from bOrsc had weak
ened his mind somewhat snd that iittlc IiguDr hnd
d.privrd MN oi tho use oi the remainder. uo was
sent to the Island Tor a month.
The New York herald., 1878-09-30

Capiain Gregory had moi male Out Tue oownns
aiysis, but SAID that Garrett mad the besl leading
Sponorih, the ''demon bowler,' very slightly.
The reporter was then stown one of tho silver cups
presented To each IN smber OF the tean by the Bat
quet Committee, at Wins rooms IN July. The Duke
oi Manchester presided, and presented tho cups.
They are Of the usual pattern, about seven inches
height. On one side are the names oi til team
the otncr the presentation remarks.
DAYS MOVEMENTS
Tho Australian team wall practiso at the St
Geoge's Grounds, HODokon, to-day, fr ON hsli-pas
ten A. ~ to haifpsst two r. 81 All ire ads invited
to be present lu the afternoon, by invitation Of
Commissioner Brennan, they will vhit The rombs.
Aiterward hey VIII be escorted to Firemea's hall
aud Police Headquarters In The eveliin4 they VIII
occupy tho Two stage boxes al the Park Theatre,
which will be decorated with bats, balls aud stumps,
the embems OF cricket. Og Tuesday 'veniug ban
quet VIII be rendered to them Deln nionico's by tLe
kaglisn ana Australian residents OF Lals city.
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
CRICKET.
ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM-THETI
PROGRAMME FOR To-Day

ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM-THETl
PRoGAMME FOR TO-DAY.
The Australian cricket eleven arrived in this city
vessel reached the dock at about two p. NJ Captain
Conway, who has been in this county for The past
two weeks perecting arrangements tor the American
Matches started down the bay in tho 1nman mail
boat the City OF Richmond was sighted OF
Fire Island They boarded the steomshIp Quarantine
and were heartily received by the At plera
number of cricketers were assem mblcd to greet tue
team. Among thom were Mr.. A. Marsh, Mr. Charles
7. Green, Mr.. d. b. Gilbert Mr.. Berkeley Mostyn apd
others Mr. Mor an old Australian, also present.
AS the vessel approached the 'team' could scarcely
be distinguished from the ether passengers. 'I'll
lind thom,r said Mr. Moir. Then no gave that pecu-
liar Australian call, 'Cooey." IL was responded
once by one OF the crcketers and for some time the
"Cooeys" exchanged, 10 the great delight the
hearers.
When the crickcters landed they were heartily
greeted by the New York men, and for somo
time matter OF interest to the crowd. Their bronzcd
faces were beamns with pleasure and every
seemed picture OF health. The voyage had been
pleasant one. High seas and strong head winds pre-
vailed all the way, and sigh oil relief escaped
man he reached the dock. Captain Conway was
exul,ant at the appearance OF his men,
There some delay IN the passing OF tho tons OF
baggage belonging TO the team; but by four O'Clock
they all reached the Grand Central Hotel where they
met by MI B. +. jenkins, OF the Manhattan
Club, and other crcksters. Alter making their toilet
they enjoyed good dinner aud IN tho evening s,roed
around the city.
Captain d. ". Gregory is fine looking man. about
thirty-dve years of age He SAID to a HERALD re-
porter that he aud his team uch pleased with
tneir reception in Englsna. Tney continually
the move, playing SIX days out OF the and
banQuetted at every place they played. In all they
had played lorty garnes OF which they won nineteen
and lost seven. Fourteen drawn. The uI
record September was recently published IN tho
HERALD. Since then they had defeated Gloucester
snire. the Eleven Players and eleven Of sus
sex and tho return match against the Gentle
men OF England AT Scarborough was drawn; but
greatly their favor. They defeated twelve OF Scot
land in inning The last match played at
Sunderland against eighteen OF the North OF England
The eighteen won by seventy runs; but three OF tho
best o. tho Australian team-Spoiforlh, Bailey
and Horan-were absent There was an imm ense
crowd the dock III Liverpool 10 them OH, aud
u despatch received from the sG GenLemeu Eevcn''
cougratuiating them On their victories In England
and wishing them pleasant voyage and fresh laures
IN America.
BATTING AVERAGES ENGLAND.
Captain Gregory then gave the reporter the total
batting averages OF his In England which arc as
foli0ws:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-30

The loregoins table givcs aggregates, which are all
that tue casual observer requires. TO follow up the
actual state OF the playing oi each club, however,
reference be mad TO the former table
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
From the amount Of feeling among leading boil
players VINO DO now belong TO the League TO get
hat body 10 enlarge the circle of members hip,
tbcre s likelihood that such a result may be brought
about. Hitherto they have turned deal ear TO all
efforts the part OF outsiders to get them 10 en-
larry. their body. Since however, there success
fuI operation another professional organ Izativn,
whose clubs charge twcbtyd cents admission lee
10 nay by the Leaguc-tnsre is not the latter Ind,
great an anxiety the part OF the people 10 witness
a League game as there was formerly This condition
of AFFAIRS ali desirable The following table
shows exactly what each club has been doing this
year up W TINS timc:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
BOAT RACE OFF THE BATTERY.

At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon a half dozen
nineteen loot Whitehall boats scudded up and down
off the Battery. number had been entered TO sail
tor $50 purse over the between the Battery
and Rob,ins' Rect lighthouse. The stakcboat was
moorod OF the bathing house. Al haii-Past two the
boats took a fly ing start. There was fresh breeze
and they got away well, keeping clnse together at
first, but later on stra2 cling tride. After they had
turned Roboins' Reel hight tho hindm9st made oeter
Roadway and all camo up the bay at lively rate TIE
J. Il. Shsrrott reached the stakeb0at first and was
followed at intervals OF about two minutes by the
Others. The result oil the race was AS follows -
/. J. II. SharrotL Sailed by "Rsppahannock
2. Alec Young. Sailed by Alexander Young.
g. j. NJ. Z Ponter Sailed by DANIEL Collins.
A. Battery Pet. Sailed by Patr OK Ginnerty.
b. J. N. Evans. Sailed by Frank Kane
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
FIGHTING OVER OYSTERS.

Timothy Crowley. OF No. $40 Pearl street, n deaf
mute, stopped IN front OF an oyster counter kopt by
james Campbell at No. ll9 cnaIham street, at about
two O'Clock yesterday morning. and ate some oyslers.
The cau,s OF the quarrel Is not known, out soon
Crowley and the propric came TO blows ana tue
former badly nurt He claimed 20 have received
two knife the hani aDd was badly woun1ed Ia
the mead by a blow from loren nanuic. CainpOcn
claimed 10 nave peon tue lst assailod and To
IA Il cted the INJURIES whic deienaIns himself Judge
KDreth however held him 10 $500 bail Tor trial. ana
he vas committed TO tue fombs Prison.
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
pIeD.

Brags. = On sabbath morning, September 20, ISIS,
RoBERr Bsoos native OF scotland, Ia tue sun year
Oi nls age
Funeral iron his late residence, ~ West 18Th ~,
on Tuesday at eleven A. NJ Rontivos ana ,rlends
invited wituOut TURNER notice.
BrrLnN-On tr,day, 2itn met, Captain AUGUSTUS
Y. BJrLfR, 10 tue SO "a year oi uis age
HelaIes anu irisnds anu tAv Viacets vi the DeDarI.