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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
| IIVELY DAY Al CREEDMOOR.

A LIVELY DAY AT CREEDMOOR.
fHE INTERNATIONAL MILITARY MATCH AND THE
NETWORK INTERSTATE MILITARY PRIZE WON
BY THE NEw-YoRK TEAM.
CreedmOOr Range presented more animated
appearance yesterday than on either OF the Two pre-
yous days Of the Fall meetngOf the National Rne Asso
citation This due to the international ana ln'er
State Military matches The trains of the Long Island
Railroad brought out large numbers Of military men IN
uniform. and by afternoon the army navy and State
Militia were we'll represented at the range. among
those present we're Maor-General Hancock, with his
aide Captain j. S. Wharton; Adjutant-General Fry
Brevet B1igadier General H. L. Abbot. commanding at
Wilett's Point; General J. b. StoDehOuse. captain
Meeker Marine Corps; Surgeon Swan and Master FISK
of the Navy The National Guard was represented Oy
Major-Generas shaler and Jourdan, and their STAINS
Brigadier-Genera Vilmar and st h and Quartermaser
c. c. OvertOn. Major Frederick Spencer, of Waterbury,
Conn., represented the state of Connecticut General d.
ID Wylie Chief OF Ordnance Of New-YOrk, entertained
Generals Hancock and Fry and others IN his tent
In the international Military match open TO teams Of
twelve each OF the military divisions OF the Army
from the Navy Marine Corps the National Guard OF the
several States and Territories, the army, navy militia
and volunteer Of Great Britain and Canada, there
only five teams entered These represented the
departments OF the Atlantic and Missouri, and the Ma
tiOna Guard OF NewYork, NewJersey and Connecticut
Of the team from the Department OF the Pachc
arrived yesterday and the others will arrive to-day too
late however TO shoot in the match. The match was
shot in three stages 200 500 and 600 yards standing
position the first stage and any in the Others with
the head toward the target Any military weapon
adopted by state Government was allowed with
seven shots each competitor at each distance. In
the first stage the New-York and Connecticut teams
scored 345 each in a possible 400; New-Jersey,
32s; Military Division Of the Atlantic, 80;
and Military Division of the Missouri, 3O3.
AT 500 yards the New-YOrk Team led with an aggre-
gate score OF us Connecticut Team second with 6I6
Team
fourth with 623, and Missouri Division fifth with 579
At 600 yards the NewYOrI Team stu led with an aggre-
gate OF 1044 and the first prize the COnnec
cut Team second, with 913 NeW-JeIsey third witt sos
Atlantic Division fourth, with 862 Missouri Division
fifth with S03. Tue following the teams in order OF
rank, with their individual scores, the OF the
winning team being gwen IN detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE MURDER AT MIDDLE VILLAGE.

Anthony Spellman, who is IN Jail at New
town. Long Island, charged with the killing of Jacob
schad at Middle Village Sunday has been unable to
obtain hts release on bail On Sunday evening Ger
man tramp, known by the name OF Chris 4" at Middle
Village, was arrested on the exclamation Of schad
Chris has killed me-" lie was discharged on Monday
morning he having shown c0ncusvely 20 Justice Mar
shall that he was not the place OF the homicide ON
Sunday. Spelman wifi have an examination before
Justice Marshall Saturday. IL Ia rumOred that
old feud existed between schad and Spellman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
A NEWARK BANK REDUCING CAPITAL.

The directors of the National State Bank of
Newark resolved TO reduce its capital stock from
5000, 10000 TO 100000 To accomplish this they pro-
pose 10 return 10 the stockholders 100000 in cash. 10
per cent Of their stock and transfer $4,000 to the
banks surplus fund. with propOrtionate reduction in
the number OF shares Circulars have been issued to the
stockholders advising such action their consent is
qured by the law The directors state that in view OF
the high of taxes ana the difficulty Of employing
90 large capital in legitimate business they thought
hest 10 follow the example OF many other banks aud
duee the capital TIE surplus Of the bank was recently
impaired by bad management the part Of some OF its
old officers and hence the transfer OF 600 to the
MIN fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
A COMMITTEE NOT IN A HURRY.
NO FURTHER ACTION IN REGARD TO THE CHARGES
AGAINST COUNTY OFFICIALS.

HNAIE0NI NVN1'IH Ut IV-I11I77'
Nothing has yet been heard from the mem
bers the committee appointed at the meeting on Tues
day TO investigate any charges that might be made
against County Clerk GumbetOn The secretary Of the
meeting, George F. Langbein, said yesterday that he
should send the notices of appointment to these gentle
men Immediately Mr.. Langbein Of the opinion that
the small attendance at the meeting had been wrong
fully interpreted by the newspapers The meeting was
called he said hear any complaints the members OF
the bar might have 10 make the fact that so few law
yers attended proved that had any fault to ma
with the Clerks administration Of the Office
Persons interested in the movement against the
Sheriff. the Register and the County Clerk said yes
terday that matters be pushed without delay,
although how long might take the Governor to render
his decision would be hard TO tell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
p O S T S ORBIT
3:45 a. m.
THE NEKADA REPUBLICANs.
A STRONG TICKET NOMINATED.

STRONG TICKET NOMINATED
SAN Francisco, Sept. 19.-A Eureka dis
spatch says The Nevada Republican Convention has
adopted platform declaring the validity of President
Hayess tite denounclng the Potter Investigation
revolutionary thanking the Nevada
Senators and Representatives for their sup
port OF the Silver BILL demanding further legislation
to the end that the coinage Of silver be placed on an
equal footing with that Of gold; fayorng Legislative
and Congressional action in aid Of the Central Pacific
Railroad; and regulating third term. resolution
In favor Of the Texas Pacific Railroad was voted down.
The following ticket nominated:
For Coharess-R. NJ. Daggett.
For G0uernOT-John II. Kinklid.
For Lieutenant GOuernOr-H. r. Mghels.
For Supreme Judge-Th0mas 2. Hawley.
For COttrOiier-J. f. Haleck.
For TredstfreF--- Crockett.
For Secretary Of Stdte-Jasper Babcock.
For AHOrney- Generdt-M. L. Murphy.
For SuruepOr- GenerdL-A. j. Hatch.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction - Ham,
mOnd.
The ticket is considered a strong one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE MYSTERIOUS FIRE At LEYox.

ONE THEORY OF ITS CAUSE DESTROYED.
PITTsFIELD, Mass, Sept. 19.-Detectives have
been investigating the origin Of the fire that destroyed
Sunset Terrace in LenOx last week II was suspected
that n servant girl started the fire for the purpose Of
stealing iewey but that theory Is dsDroyed by finding
most OF the supposed stolen diamonds In the ashes.
Fory-eight out OF nifty diamonds, In piece OF Iewery
owned by Mrs. LiyermOre of New-York, have been
covered but valuable diamond ring and other pieces
are lost Mrs LVemOre also claims 10 have lost three
trunks By theft which saved from the fire. with
very valuable contents Altogether the occupants lost
go 900 worth OF jewelry, clothing, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE PROPOSED STATUE OF CERvANTEs.

The General Committee to raise subscrip-
tons for the erection OF monument to Cervantes,
Central Park yesterday at the office Of the Spanish
Committeeman, who is the president Of the committee
After discussion the commission TO model the
statue Il was decided 10 write 10 Fernando Miranda,
is at present in Europe in regard 10 terms The
committee determined to send letters 10 every literary
centre In South American countries asking for subscrp
tons.
The memorial OF Cervantes which is designed by MI
rauda will consist of full length statue Of the author
in bronze, standing granite OF marble pedestal On
the Of the pedestal will be In relief Don QuXOte
mounted on ROsiante and attended by Sancho Panza
his donkey On the sides OF the pedestal VIII be rep
reservations the battle Of LepantO and OF the captv
lily of CerYanies and on the back OF the pedestal Will
be the inscription To the immortal Miguel Ceryantes
Saayedra by the SpanslAmericans OF the New World"
The General Committee will hold another meeting on
September 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

from the National Guard of each State, at 200 and 500
yards, rounds at each distance. five teams entered
from New-York, Connecticut NewJersey Rhode Island
and Massachusetts,. Three prizes were offered Of an
aggregate value OF $3.50 The first prize the bronze
valued at $3.50, was won by the NewYOrk Team, com
posed OF the same maTksmen as in the International
also won it in 1873 The Connecticut Team won in 1876
and the California Team last year The Connecticut
team won the second prize, gold badge with score
OF 9O6 the NewJersey Team third prize gold badge
with S64 The Rhode Island Team made S53, and the
In the oliver" Match for silver trophy, presented
by Richard Oliver, OF the 23d Regiment and valued at
9lOO' uTee Ieails toOA part LUZ .On WAC Upen ~
teams OF Tour from any company trOOD OF DaIefy in
the First and Second Divisions Of the NewYOrk State
National Guard distance, 300 yards, with seven rounds
for each competitors prize TO be awarded 10 the team
making the highest aggregate score In two compet-
highest scores in both cOmpe tioDs and won the prize
with total Of 1876 in possible $50 Company II, Sth
Regiment, made l55, ana Company A, l4th Regiment
range team match had 1t entries. 1t open to teams
Of four from any regularly organzea tle Gluo assoei
ton or military organization IN the United STATES shoo-
ing at 200 and 800 yards rounds az each distance
Three prizes offered, the first being Remington
longrange rifle valued at S1Zoi the second bronze
statuete, The FacOner," cost S64 the third prize a
ArmOry Rife Club won the first prize with score OF
227 in o possible $50; the Remington Rife Club secOud
Club, third prize with 224 The other scores were
Massachusetts, Rife Association. 900; Flushing Rifle
Regiment Rife Club Oil Stamford Junior Rife Club,
210; New-York Amateur Club, 2O9; lrisl-AmeTican
Rlu6 OluDs ZUSi FLUSHING hlue NiuDs NdptdAu NlIsOL
2O4; Remington Rifle Club Captain Barton, 1876; Col
umbia Rife Association, 1914 49th Regiment Rife Club
1872: Company f. % Regiment Connecticut, l91; Sep
Rrate Troop (OsweRO), 1873.
The Interstate Long Range Individual Military
Championship and Champions Matches Will be shot TO-
day.
The marksmen composing the American Team OF ISIS
TO shoot for the International trophy being dissatisfied
with the programme for their match arranged at an in
formal meeting Wednesday and desirous OF attend
ing the ride tournament OF Sharps Ride Company, al
Bridgeport, Tuesday next, met yesterday al Creed
moor, with MessTs Fulton and BOdine Of the COMMITTEES
al Rifle Association. when the team
formally selected, published in yesterdays TRIBUNE
g. w. Dawson and B. g. Doughty appointed as re
serves W. H. Jackson elected captain OF the team
ana Mr.. Dawson a5utaDt The match will be shot OF
Wednesday and Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
Nor ENrHusIAsTIc oYER RRAzLL.

John MCGEE, who has just returned from
Brazil, expresses himself not favorably impressed
win that country field for the stirring business
man OF the North 10 transfer his occupation Tho eli
mate he describes to the last degree en-
ervating aud depressing, and the natives, al
though not openly hostile, are yet 80 decld-
edy jealous Of all foreigners to make life
soclalIy unpleasant aud the transaction Of business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
FATAL FIGHT ABOUT A WOMAN.

William Joseph Farrell was indicted for muir
der by the Grand Jury yesterday On August 20, 1879
he had quarrel with William Brennernan In the yard
behind the latters saloon, at No 1877 Crosby-st The
difficulty arose in regard 10 an Italian woman Of their
acquaintance and soon his. Brenuerman Joined the
fighters the HUSBAND und wife finally succeeded in
ejectinR Farrell from tho yard. Farrell drew knife
and stabbed Brennermar IN the neck lie died within
week afterMHrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

NeiC- York HOtei-G0vernOr George b. Mcclellan,
New ersey BoteI-Rear- Admiral William
Gore Jones, OF the British Legation az Washington Is
frOfotdn HOtef-M. II. Hale OF Boston ST. Neh0tds
Hotet-General L. Wallace OF Indiana Congressman John
Wait and C. H. NOrtham OF Connecticut rum Arenne
Hotel-Tne Hon George 81 Robeson OF NewJersey; Gen
eral H. " BoyntOn, Of Washington, and e1Congressman
Thomas c. Patt OF Owego, ~ ". Sturt,vam H0use
General B. H. Hill, u, s. A. Brcgoort H9Hs-Coionei d
oel-Judge A. @. Magrath OF Charleston g. O.
.. Holman Hose-Ex- Governor Henry LpDtt OF Rhode
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

very slow He knows only the country Of the seaboard
his remarks applying TO the interior vast area pa
which no doubt the difference Of elevation toward the
Andes would greatly modify the climate but he thinks
the character OF the natives the same every where ana
az he was able from extensive travel TO compare them
with the Peruyians and Chans Of the west coast ne
did so to the decided ADVANTAGE OF the latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF BISHOP oDENHEIMER
aRishon William II. Odenheimer, of Northern

New-Jersey, who mas been spending the Summer at
Mendham has been suffering lately from an acute at
tack OF the maady which has afflicted him for many
months. Yesterday he taken from Orange TO New
ark placed in special OF the PennsI wanna Rail-
road. in which he was conveyed TO his old home az
Burlington, where he will remain with Mr.. GruDD' MS
sOu-iu-laW. Riverside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

RULES AND Recommendation Visitor
with umbrela): Can you tell me, my boy how the
bathing is managed at this pacei Old Resident Ten
neglg1 Oh N you want 10 battle regular you've got to
have 10 take a machine you know, but you can tuck
your trousers up and paddle II You like, for nothing
Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. no
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam. Ia Noon. 79' o m. s4o Midnight TO-
Highest durinK daY, "a; Lowest 67'.
Average. 7Io. same daY. 1871 eO's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

A Boston young man married against the
wishes OF his parents, aud In telling friend how 20
break the 20 them, said rell them rst that am
dead, and gently work up to the climax"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
FOUR YEARS FOR MANsLAUGHTER.

John Mccarthy, age seventeen, of No. n
Monroe-st killed Joseph Doughery July 4, By stab
bling him In the side He pleaded guilty yesterday to
granddaughter the third degree and sentenced TO
the State Prison for four years by Recorder Hackett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

HYDE, lying at the foot OF Dock-st, BROOKLYN. The
canal boat, which was loaded with wheat, was sunk.
The damage is 81 200, fully covered by insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
CANAL BOAT SUNK BY A STEAMER.

While the steamboat City of Fitchburg, of
the New-Bedford Line, Ras proceeding up the East
River Wednesday she nan into the canal boat A. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Generatve organs radically and specify cured louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAL
rfses.... 6I5 san sets... BOI o'clock en- Ala
Noon rises 1889 Moon s0uhs 62o Moons aga days ~
Ht9H wArER ToDAY-A n -
Sandy Hook. 100 Gov. Island 146 Hell 53o
SION WATKR TO-DAY. ~
Sandy Hook. $50 Gov Island 2lO Hell abo
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-12-12

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GAAis Markets.

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sEp oL1up
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d. winter, 50 to 81, 10 No ) rpnHs
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BY TEttGEaPH.
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a. 30 IS.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE
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Pine weather
New Goods st Mr.. Nc Bunrs
A few esIs. Of ,pu~ ic'l sau ~
mstnins.
Mrs Bentley hss h.]a ne" .isu
pst up.
Look W and .ee tts, ues sisn
over the pys, ofhec.
An k,nd. cf Canvas. =, N..es
Dion AUlm.tesi',
Tbs, Candy u oat y d. isJuI
Grand, Jury
--.Iuds. " i!coI h.. uaie az s!h
ton o. h,. residence worth ~ 'cwu
i'crt 'arse, the Teachers ln',i.
tate, Sa,uri.,
I.~-. ,ihbor,. r. VIZ, Nc
nr.is'.
W.. POGO MS rurchs."t W.
Nnnr'rr'. bou.c on III. We, sid- OF
,n~~
PRICED Sterm>n. the 20 seet
SINGER cf N.tnsIs" dropped in ss'.
n.iar.
vi, DnM-ld has d'tri ur the
r-,n.' 3r,s ,ta,e n Thu western -nap
,r. lie eco tfcn., nrss .'snd
Howard Snuose- of S,fl~s'er,
FORMERLY oflnaiN,s poli-. Ind. is wo,k
ihs Ut The aer",.
W.. Fred Stewart. 50, ~ 'he ner
.hnr'. i. ~ 'c~, mstiny .--svrmer''
for ~. reception az iheiArsc scck OF
soo'. shich ave srrivinr.
-p,sio .exios ami d,".sNstins
jope IN he best s'ylc. irs, door .'u'h
of ~. Arsns Orc.
Tn. bsksrs spike, n lss' wsst
tas- PIT M = nest frame hu'liin'
worth of the furniture store and ii
~,-n oren IN extensive bakery
-NM ( Ov~ices hsv- PM np
p.w black smith -bnp m the lo' ncop
ri.d w the Rcd Cloud Lumber Ya'i
MIR Moore hss bni'' NJ Si1i'iar
20 hi. hou.r roe occupied D. Nr Pop
and h. intend. = n,ins Il IN Mfluy
A,r'es. Arr'"s. and s'ill more NJ
~mips 20 MIsIR Bsos
W.. Red scc. 70 Oh rrsso y
cnrts.e . stock az (ornitur'. sii
~hieh h. purposes TO 81 hi store
REDUCTION ~ GR,IN RATES
whest, FROM Red Cloud 20 - -
o.. ~ eve. per cat. rye A tarley =
~ epra 4 eats IS
~ y Lo~sLL q. = Agt.
''Boureio' ssrrs.ied loos ilssa,
B. st,r.
Cal, y, Hope. jewelry store 81
s,lmfcs tho splendi s.sortneIt
.,u,or plated ware aud you .ll he .
sionshcd a, the low prre, a. viii
hbsell. good good, every article va
rated stsodsri Triple pis,s.
--Dr. Morn. called and made us
I'esssD, visit Tuesday. lie oil CT
svs,cc tat,pg IN invoice ~ the X
Cloud Drug Store on Nobdsy ne,
is s.p-t,s . gon'kmsn from the =.
20 carry 10 on fos him.
Go sbd ask Miner BIOS. vhst b,
ia thirxs "Boooc,o," is.
We dropped 10 10 zee the W
Society, Ta,saay evening". Soesahi
tyrsi.ued. frsmsnsdiny. no.is. 4
msle the hour ~ swiftly by.
-pss.ss that .ome Of ou: Young o
he. learn to Keep step sDd not
susc.In ing skain.s each Others shog
"a Tse vtject Of the ssc.ey j.
o.is- fund. TO purchase IN organ
t.e church.
Billy asTtk sod his ,h.siri
troupe ara ksrs lhis sest TheE 81
.. "pr,su Frm Iion,,f On hos
ss,u,ng 70 . full boas@ "Iir Y
Les ussS' vas ~sdv-r,issd 80 Tt
Icy. ba, Ar. ElA Marble vas a.
ats sad Of pssssn, vuties. ne y
. 70 srpssf 90 ihst,sfs. |
hnl 'sSni.htd saae excs Aeat al
sS'r,s Nse soc.ty ,hs, evssinr.