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A LAWYER ARRESTED.

Upon tho a0idavits OF samuel Churchill Judge Daily,
Of the Court OF Common Pleas, granted, n tsw days
ago an order OF arrest against Joseph b. stewart
lawyer Of this city, who has Office at No. 35 Broad
way. Mr.. Stewart arrested on Monday
last, but during. tho day no obtained bonus
men, The afidavits upon which his arrest
was caused rocits tnat In June 1876. Church
III owned ave hundred dollar coupon bond
OF the Portage Lake and Lake superior Ship Canal
Company OF the value OF 1915. and that stewart on
or previous to the Gath day of June OF that yoar.
asked the consent oI the plaintiff 70 take the bonu
saying that no would roturn IL tho same day.
Cnurcniil allowed stewart 10 have the bond on
that condition. but when he came 10 dema nd
Of tho latter tho return oil the bond
u up and had goue out OF town. Every time
the plnintii tried to get tue bond IRON stewart he
iaicd. The andavit thon states that ChurchIII was
informed by man named Meredith, u banker IN
Wall street. that he had loaned money to stewart ior
wnicn the latter had plcgged collateral the bond OF
which Churcntil was seeking to obtain possessio H.
Mcrcdith also stated to Cburchii that the money
wnicn no had loaned to Stewart had never bes a re-
paid, aud that consequently the bond had been sold
Mr. stewart Will DO remembered by many as tho
who, at peril TO his lite, jumped On the stage OF
Ford's Theatre, IN Washington, on the nisht Of the
assassination Of President Llncoln, and pursued j.
Wilkes Booth, the ASSASSIN, WIN uuribg the chase
made not y lew attempts 10 take his hia
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
BASEBALL.

Several hundred spectators assembled on the Union
Ground yesterday afternoon 10 VII the sixth game
OF the tournament tor the local championship. The
contestants were tho Flyaways, Of this city, and the
Hudsons, oi Brooklyn. The Fyaways scored the first
OF the game in the second inning by D.
and j. Raleigh aud base hit by Clinton. In the sixth
inning tho Hudsons tied the score by scoring
on u base hit by Farrell ana error by Towart. BY
Wild throwing the part OF Fleet The eighth In
ming the Hudsons scored three runs, some OF which
ned. The Flyaways by good batting added
another to their the last half OF the in
ning. The ninth inning Mas commenced and The II ud-
had scored two runs, with one out. wncn the
umpire called the game pack 10 the eighth inning on
account OF darkness. Following is the score:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
MINIATURE YACHT RACE.

The semiannuai regatta OF the Now YORK Miniature
Yacht Club sailod yesterday the atory
Lake In Central PARK. Tho prizs was handsome
silver cup, which Is raced for scmiannualy, becom.
when was dead TO windwarI and return n distance
OF ono milo rho Am mbassadress, j. Cogswoll, owner
tho Ram bier, Comm Il. A. Suter, and the Fly
away, Rear Commodore ID. Chapman, wcre the ouy
entriss, i've OF those which sniied on tho previous
Saturday not putting in appearance. The Rambler
and the Fiynway Immediately took the lead ana kept
constantly gaining on their adversary The Rambler
IN turn .swaikod awayn from the Flyaway and dtd
somo excellent sailing. Tho yachts kept those posi-
tons TIL the nnish the race being decided "waik
over Tor the Rambler, she more than quarter
Of milo ahead OF the other boats.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
RACKErS AND HANDBALL.

At tho court OF Mr. B. McQuade, Madison street, this
city, yesterday, Mr.. John MeQuade and Mr.. Andrcw
Van Opstal played rub. best three in five games, at
American rackets, against Mr.. Thomas Lynch and Mr..
r. Berry. Following Is the score Quads and Van
Opsial, 81, Is, q, l6. II Lynch Berry, 49, 81 IL
II and 10 aces. rnc next contest at racKets was
single han ndcd hest TWO ~ three games. Mr. T. Car
roll secured 2L IL 2l; while Mr.. T. Cotton ootained
16. 81 and Is aces.
Tue struggle at handball, at the same court. was
four handed, best two IN three games. Mr.. John
Stewart and Mr.. James soonoy Played against Mr..
Thomas McManus aud Mr.. James McCarty. Follow
Ing IS the scors-Stewart aud Sweeney, 21, Is, 81
McManus and McCAriy II, 81 and 10 aces.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
DIED..

ALLKv-Or Monday, October %, nt Denver, COL,
Colonel A. JrpsoN ALLEN.
FUNERAL services viii be held on Sunday, November
g. IRON tho residence OF hrs mother, 163 Powers ST.
Iienaus will to taken 10 Woortsboro for intermenI
BAsso.-In Brooklyn, on Friday evening, Novcm-
Dor 1, ANDREW BAsso, JE, aged 20 years, months
and IL daya
invited TO attend the unerai from HIS fathers res
idcnce 4s0 Bal,o ST., this SUNDAY afternoon, at three
O'clock.
BouGm.--october 20. JoHS BouGH, native OF parish
OF Lurgan county Cavan, Ireland, In the 52d year Of
his age.
relatives aud friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, from hts late residence, 6l3 West
26tb, Sunday, November 3. al ono O'Clock.
BRADY I'd inst, MARY ANN BRADY, aged "a
years, native OF the parish OF rempicporI county
Cavan, ireland
Fuuerai viii take place from 7l3 6th st., thence 10
ST. Bridgsps Church, IN av. b, near tn st, where
solemn ugh mass Will be celebrated Tor The rePose OF
nor soul, Monday, at hsiipass nine oclock, Trends
and relatives are invited.
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MARRIED.

AxpRRsox-BAssRrT October 81. by Rev. n. s.
Bishop. AZ Christ Churcn, Orange Junction. y. j..
EDWARD T. ANokRsoN TO KATE T., daughter Of q. W.
Bassett. ESQ, OF thus CITY.
BRsw srRR- BUTTON AT the residence Of the bride,
Thursday, Octooer IL, 1873, by the Rev. DR. Deems.
JAMES c. BREWSTER, oil Cornwall, n. r., 10 CARReE
A. BUTTON, daughter OF tho late Thomas and Margaret
CAxLros--Airxgx Thursday, October 81, at the
rcsidence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. DR..
Kcmpshail. ALBERT b. CARLTON 70 ASSIE, daughter Of
Henry Aitkeb, ail OF El,z ,beth. n. j.
GuTikRgKz-RoBERrs--o Wednesday, October %,
al Tue rssideucc oi tne bride. by the Rev. James
Duty, EDWARD o. ). GUTIERREZ TO MiNSIK E., only
daughter OF late William Roberts, all OF Brooklyn.
HALL--JoSgs.--At the residence OF the BRIDES
October 80 by ihe Rev. J. Lodge, MAMIE 4. JONES to
W. N. HALL No cards.
Hudd.rsneld papers pieass copy.
HAarmAS--SALoxox- On Tuesday, 0ctobar 90, at
Thirly.iourth street synagogue, by the Rev. Dfs ia
coos ana Kauschmacon. MAX HARTMAN to suE l.,
eldest daughter OF Simon Solomon, both o this city
HAwKiSs-PRRRISE-On Tuesday, 0ctooer =, by tho
Rev. james. Il. Pullman, CHARLES r. HAWKINS 10 Mrs.
Hxpas-i,asNysn --on "Wednesday evening, by
Rev David Magic, OF Paterson, N. j., CHARLEs g.
IIElGs 10 EMMA W., daughter oil the late benjamin h.
Bremuer.
MApsKS--SmnnMsx "A. Harlem, oc.obsr 80, by the
Rev. l.. s. Weed. Louis MApsSS to Mrs Harris sHER.
MIyNa-Isoba. a.-On Wednesday, October 30. By the
Rev. Dr.. jacobs, at the Adclphi Hail. MoRxis MAYER
to FANNIE. youngest daughter of Mr Daviu Rodn, OF
Now YORK
MlLLsR-BAzLKY. Monday evening October 2s,
1875 at the residence Of tho BRIDES paren, oy the
Rev. J. j. Brouner, LEONARD u. MfLLKR to CLARA,
daughter OF William Bailey.
OiDoSxgLL-MCMAhoN "Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 30. at Churcn OF ST. Francis xavicr. by Rev.
Tneo Thiry, s j., FRAycis X. O'DoSSrLL 10 MARY A.
MCMAHON
100 Sccoud place, by Rev. Peter Maguiro, JANIS ..
SCAyLAS TO JULIA relict OF tho uto Patrick Ly noh.
vANsAST--WiL iLcox. NICHOLAS VASsASr to IDA Will
cox, both OF Bloomfield, j.
WftMs -MEy ygRs--Oclober 20, nv Rev. DR.. MtIlett,
pastor OF Holy Martyrs Uhurch, Forsyth, near Canal
tdowutown "LlttIs Churcn Around the Corner'l,
HExRY Wins TO LoRRIs MEysRs
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

The employees Of tho Mutual Lille insurance Com
pany held private athletic meeting on tho grounds of
the Manhattan Club yesterday afternoon The results
were as follows Coon beat Ferris in a seven mile
walk by two hundred and twenty yards; time, LII.
I'm. 27I Hagar the ono hundred yards In
12lss Burlcy beat Moran second, ana Montgomery
lhird IN tho dash OF Two hundred and twenty yards
the lime beng 29lis Hagar the hal t-milo walk
IN Am 23s. Duncan captured the quarter mile run
in In. 5s ana tho tug OF war between six single and
an equal number OF married men was won by the
former ia I'm. PAS.
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To.als.... : 5 q 10 Totals. a u

Clubs 1st 2d Sd An bM. oh. m sm
Fiyaway. o o Ia
Hudson ... 0 0 0 o o 81
Umpire Mr. Bunce. Scorer, Mr.. Coughu. Runs
earned-Flyaway, o; Hudson, o. First 6a by or
rors-Flyaway, o; Hudson, Total lett on bases
Flyaway, @; Hudson, 8 Total base hits--Flyawsy,
q; Hudson, 8. Struck out--Fiyaway, 4; Hudson, o.
Time oi game, ono hour and forty minutes
An exciting twelve-innng ganio OF baseball was
played at Gfccnvlle NJ j. between the Stars Of that
place and the Un.ons oi Jersey CITY, which resulted
IN a tie. the game was called at the close OF the
ing IS the score by nLinps.-
S,ar... q . 0 y 2-T
Union.. 0 = 0l 0 D y 2-7
The game viii be played OF on Wednesday, N OVEN
bcr q, Tor SILVER ball aud second place in the cham
pionsnip OF Hudson county.
Tne game which VAS played tor the benefit OF the
players oil the Jersey City Cub, on tho Centen nal
Grouud, was well attended. The SOLICITED TO play
against them we're all men who had played IN some
International or League club during tho past season.
the Jersey Citys were outbatted and outdcldcd by
their opponents. Following Is the score:-
PICKED JERskY CRY
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
WESTERN UNION.

President Grccn, OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, said yesterday that he had not as yet
ccved any application TO call special meeting oil the
stockholders TO consider the sdvlsabty OF capitax-
ing tue surplus earnings. Hc would be obliged TO
issue such call II requested by parties hold.
lug or representing onenird OF the capital stock, OF
by tue application OF majority OF the Board ef
Directors. He stated that parties represent ntina
xl4 100000 OF the capital stock would sufficient TO
make the application. 10 his knowledge the matter
had been discussed 6y several large and
he thought the application wou III be made.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

they had utterly disappeared II was at once
concluded that they had swain across 70
Weslcuester, ana The guard boat steerad
Tor that Shore but success resulted. IL
is very probable they had sIready found refuge
in neigbbor ing barn or rick, whore they bad bur-
rowed their way INTO the nay, naked and dripping,
as they emerged IRON the water. Up 10 a late hour
they had not been discovered, Tho police had beer
promptly warned their hignt and were the look
Out 10 apprehend them III tue city Keeper Lawrence
Hynes, Ia whose charge they had been, assisted by
two other officers OF the PeniteDtary, prowled about
the Westchester shore until a late hour.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.


CLOSING GAMES OF THE sEAsoN-HvENTs AND
ENrRIEs-NovEL TUGS OF WAR.
The closing handicap games of the season. under
the auspices OF the New York Athletic Club will be
held on the club grounds at Mott Haven, on Tues
day next. The programme Is full OF interesting
features and promises great doal OF exciting sport.
The Individual tug Of war and the tug for the cham
ptonship OF the Seventh regiment are such novel
character, the compositions are likely to producs
much enth usiasm. Four teams from the Seventh are
already entered and others are expected 10 DO on
hand, as entries can be made to the captain the
field up TO the time OF Tho contest The uniform OF
the teams from the Seventh viii be the ordinary
street pan'aoons and shirt with fatigue caps. The
events and many Of the entries nre as iollows:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Abraham Levy, dealer In clothing at Lispenard and
Church streets, made an assignment yesterday to
Marcus alien with preferences tor lU65. HIS iabili
ties amount 10 about $23. 900
The assign nmont OF Minna Bcrnhardt 10 Henry A.
Root, nied yesterday, contains preferences to nvo
creditors to the extent OF xlT24 Oh.
Edmond Tyler, manufacturing jcwoller at No. ISL
Broadway, made an assignment without preference
yesterday 10 William Smith. His liabilities are not
Inru
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IN ORANGE COUNTY.

MiDDLErows, " Y, Nov 2, 1878.
match race uostsd between two Orange
county horses to-day At mo Mddis,own halt track,
aud was closely contested. Hin Mills George
Dsuisls wen tue frst heat, and Goldsmnh's Driver
the next three heats Time, e,23l-2:2Slk-2:30-2:3 80.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
YACHTING NOTE.

Schooner Ambassadrsss, N.YY.c., Mr.. William
Astor, from New YORK, passed tho HERALD Telegraph
Station At wntestoue, L. L. yesterday, cruising east
ward.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
LACROSSE PLAYING AT BOSTON.

Bosrox, Nov. \, 1873
The Uaughnawasa Lacrosse team, the Champions
OF Csnads, composed OF Indians, dssatcd tue Union
Athistic team Of this city to.dsy, In out goals.
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os'SSf Shy " ~ v y " ~
Runs earned--Picked Nine. 3; Jersey City, o. FRS.
base by errorspcked Niue, 4: Jersey City, 7. Total
base nts-P,ckel Nine, Is; Jersey City O. struck
out--Pickei Niue, l; Jersey CITY, Umpire-Mr
keut OF Hudson Clue. Time OF game-Oue hour and
nifty minutes
The following strong picked ninc, IL is expected,
Will play Captain Ferguson's Chicago nine the
Union Ground, Brooklyn, on Saturday next Novem-
Der 9-keischlagcr, catcher; Kent, pitcher; Walker
lrst base; West, second base; Anderson, third base
DOaD, snort sop Clinton, LETT field; Crane, centre
field, and Troy, right ued.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
FLEETWOOD PARK.

THIRD MEETING or THE NINTH WARD TURF
MEMS AssocIATIoS-Two CoNTEs rs
cH ,nLEY AND ADA GRAY THE WINNERS.
A respectable attendance was present At Fleetwood
Park Yesterday 10 witness the third trottng meeting
Of this year, given by tho Ninth Ward Turfmen's
Association. The programme called tor two eventa
THO weather was deig hlful the track good con-
dition.
neats best throe In nvo The following horses came
TO tho score:-Blv gcidiug Aeck (trotef) to wagon,
black geldng Charley (pacer) 10 wagon and bay geld
ing Blind Boy Urottcr) IN harness. Blind Boy had
the call In tho betting 15 TO the Tho
race was captured handily BY Charley 10 three
straight heats.
Tne second event also sweepstakes for $780,
nile heats, best three In fvc, In harness. Tnis
brought out four uotters-vlz.: bay marc Minnie H..
gray geding Joe, black mare Bess ana brown mare
Aua Gray. Minnie II. was strong tavorite at
81 10 10. The first ana second heats werc taken
by Minne H., and the knowing ones wero con1dent
IN her winning tho anu tuey laid their money at
100 10 The driver oi Ala Gray let 20 OF her head
IN the next three meats she turned tho tables
Minute H. by winning tho heats and very easily.
The following arc the
SUMMARIES.
FLEETWOOD PARK -lRorTiSG.-SArURDAY, Nov 2,
lS7S-Sweepstakss $780, mile heats, best three IN
i've.
W. Graves blk. q. Charley (paccr) to wagon. 1 l 1
W. Van Vakenourgh's b. g. Blind Boy (trot-
teri, III harness. .......,...........,.....
Svntt h q cr prs d Wauu x
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

BAcH-voLLMAx.-Mr. AARON j. BACH TO Miss
BELLE yoLLMAx, both OF this city. No cards
cH--SrEINugiMER.-SiEGMUxD EscnRLBAcH
HKNRIETTA sTklxHKIxER both oil TINS city No cards
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

Charles Nash.
Tr r,nsnsuratou, Hooper ST.. near Marcy av., wberc
solemn requiem mass viii be celebrated Sunday Mo-
vomocr 3, 1878, at IL O'Clock. No howerA Carriages
will be 10 readiness Tor those wishing TO 60 20 the
o'DossrLL Suddenly, on Thursday, octoosr 81,
DoMSIcK OiDoSxkLL, aged 10 years; born 10 Dernoys
funeral iro ON hi late residence IFS West 18th It.,
sunday, November .. at hapas one Relatives
and iriends are invited TO attend.
RfoRpAx.-JAM.s RioRpAN, native OF Macrooms
county Cork, ireland, IN hts 1lst year
Funeral from his late residence, No 1913 av b. sun
sruEn- Al Armonk, westcnoster county, N Y,
November /, MARY II. ssatR, daughter Of ELI and
Margaret Scger, aged 20 years.
Funeral service Sunday afternoon, nj her late
residence. The remains will arrive ~ fonkers Cen.
sriaxvs.-Un FRIDAY, November 1, SARAH y widow
Funeral on Monday. at two O'Clock. from the real,
dcnce OF her son-in-iaw. William Burgycs ~ bathes"
souLARp AT washington Heights, November =,
and ia,'ns so"srd' arca monin and 4 days
Relatives and friends are invted 70 Wona tns
funeral. rom the residence oi hts parents lss'p 81
Audubon Park on sunday November ., az four 4. Ne
STRoSa After a lingering and painful Illness
FANNY CoLviS, vile OF John srong In the sosn yeas
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited attend the funeral from hsr is.o
1853 East 40th ST., corner OF ~ av thh tsunuaSl ss
noon, at haii-past Two o'ciocK
wv,,,xar,x gton Heights. JoHS ScHous
LRR only son OF Margaret u. and Aaron II. WohinRs
ton, aged wears, months anu ~ Jays 49,.
Funeral services Will take place ou SUNDAY, Novsm-
bar 8 at two O'Clock r. NJ the residences OF his pa.
rents, Boulevard, between l5is, and lsld ssa CsS
riage. Will bo ~ wslt.ns ~ ,ssa - s'A''oH " s''
one o'clock train IRON 3otn ST.
WAY suddenly, on Thursday, October H.
srsynKs waAy. IN the s0ih year OF hts aro.
Tne relatives ana friends o tne family are isvltss
10 attend The funeral services, a. hs late resdence
No 7lo stu av., on Monday, November a. hali.past
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GENERAL MOTIFS.

A child in San Francisco was sent to drug
store TO get some opening powders" The druggist
gave 1t opium powders, which the father, suppoSing
they wero what he had for administered to bis sick
infant causing is death Suit was brought against the
druggist for $4,000 damages and the jury has just
gwen a verdict that the druggist supplied only What
the child had asked for.
Bartholdi's " Liberty Enlightenng the
World" head Of which is the Champs de Mars In
Paris and the right In Union Square, this city, is IN
need OF funds for It's completion report comes from
Paris IN tho last mail that American gentleman has
come forward head second subscription lat In order
TO get together necessary TO finish IT, This 10 IN
spite OF the fact that tue statue was 10 be g to Amer
Tea from France.
The plague causes q joke now and them
grim though sometimes be- II IL related OF physician
In the United States Army that his clerk few days ago
came into his presence while he very much oecu'
Pied say Ing Doctor here's communication TOR you
from New-orleans what shall do with itP stu en-
gagged with his work, the good man replied hastily,
Has IL been fumigRtedl" The clerk telling him n had
not was directed % fumigate it at once This being
dOne, and the paper handed to the physicaD ne was
not q little surprised 10 nnd 1t was a telegram.
In pond of five acres in Riverhead, Mass
1000 cells were placed years ago. the owner intend
ing 20 leave them undisturbed for nvo years He mas
fed them regularly on kind OF shellash and the pond
now has millions IN It." With eardon rake theY can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Manton Marbles deafness has become
chronic.
The most lonesome person this continent at
present is the honest money Democrat.
So-called hard-money Democrats wear no appear
ancs of being grievously afflicted by Groenback
gains in Maine.
1t will do Mr.. Til6en groat deal more good to
shake Marble and PeltOn out Of the ark than John
Kelly out of Tammany Hall.
Speaker Randall has been renomnated by accla-
nation. and his prospects are excellent for doing
further damage TO his State by supporting Free
Trade IN Congress
The World remarks. in the high-sounding vocabu-
larry of cipher dispatches, that the Maine election
was a cataclysm. SO it was and the only portion
OF the Democratic party visible above the wreck is
n colossal pair OF ears.
Mr.. PendletOn calls for the repeal of the Resump-
ton Act and the liberation of the coin boarded in
the Treasury Yet nobody knows better than he that
the uuckest way TO libsrato that coin IS 20 enforce
the Resumption Act. He ought to be frank enough
TO say
Mr. Murch, tho Greenbacker who Is to rattle
round in Mr.. Hales seat in Congress, boosted when
he was nominated that he had never received much
education, and had not dollar in the world. He is
simply shiftless laboTer and striker, whose first
success il an election 10 Congress- This is the sort
of victory the Democratic editor Is holding jubilee
over.
Judge II. North Cullom was nominated for Con-
gress yesterday in the Id District of Louisiana by
the Nationals. Judge Cullom Is a native Republl-
can Of high character and has an extensive law
practice In New-0rleans The Republicans will
probably make no nomination and the voters Of thu