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New-York tribune., 1879-02-06

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had any conversation let us have the uam'i Al don't
| know whether there not. don't know whe her
| had conversation with aay sersons or not. think
/ II was Petou
Q.-Ctu't Won be more definite than that! Al can't
Q-li would b. lmpo.'lolt A.-And zen W. ,rntu d.
Q-Did you after YOU Eot through your examination
pa, To Mr Springer your -tltem.ut to be be exaun't
Al lid not. N"l'ody has seen II. VIII rho" ~ ]"
! O. DON'T want TO see IT, and don't want ~ hear
/ dispatches nom people IN Columbian Al didut say
| from people in Columbia.
bee from Columbia. don't know wu"re thcy were m ~.
Q.-What dey was the Board o' tanya--eis de-
ci.iOn u ~uuth Carol mar Any recollection l- that
WAS tHr I'D. IL was the Gd} be- showed me the us
or vs.. the last day they existence, could
Mr. iIuutou-The Law on which their return vas to be
made. and which the, did uak- it A--lrs,sl slf.
1hrt show H. took the prrraG ion 9" look INTO
some documents IN Washington saw they dated at
Nr Reel-You say Nj Tudcn'- manner toward ven
/ had cuaugedi Al didn't say qu'o taat You as&.I
mr II he Lad been cordial. and -ad that IA .uclt
since The publication Of the dispche- e had not ben.
don't kuo" buI wa- my IMAGINATION H!dr me rec, 49,.
Q.,Ioa have 'e!t perhaps tnat y"u ~ere no, qntr
maps or any other good mau-Ake Congressman ior
Mr r .ad-Tnat j. a compliment.
Mr. W-ed-I YOU cnoO,e 60 put % 80.
Q.-OI page 20 there is telegram which j. in these
Best can figure T ldeu viii b' over 1900 behind
Hampton ana ittle hOpf; shall aorp up appear
anrr-. iule louisiana ana ii'F'''- !" HA' 'o'"'
Q-Wil J"u be kind enough 20 iate what you mean
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OF te committee, upou these utrn- my-'f IN fht
ul-ut ana thAt thc - li'Ht H '"luN'id Ni,' H''
RrOw inr result o' my figures Cuon thr tlcr OF me re-
| turns Hampton elected. whi- D. several coUuur-
there were frauds claimed nv m" Dcmorrh'-
Q.-Nau mean yuu intended 10 s'ep lp appearance
that Nl. Idru's ctctOr- Here tr'trt Al ulrfh
tLat would uOj say ANY hng there Wlth reference d"
Q-Dd You mean That Won would keep shouting
fHn.t fraui'l Al did not shout fftuG, fr.i. Wa
sbru iry stral -fca
Q-pd YOU intend TO keep M app-ereng,o. ~ kee,p.
IN uu The 9auut or steal. -tral s.H i' r-t,ah"
yuu now all tnr wif!r you N'ur-.N Vel. "i ll'
0pu.nn that they were elected All or "rr p-"plt
we tltrr l TIE white TINT d-a never "thi, .nio
,l.-rnr, told Won rlat r-rgrtUtea II aut wrote it
o. In f, dI .uattu,S rrrL A.-IAty u,t acre, vr
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EAIRRANK-.. -cALrs

The Fairbank>es shipped 800 carloads Of
aca.c- 900 I~7- scales th 10 any yTrvous car u
/ their ry.-f-i. JoAuSlur va tii'touldn.
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rHE CA.r nF REllSrER LOEW CLOsED.

ALBASY. Feb. J.--The Governor this after
noon gave hearing the ease oi II Ei>ter Loew. "
N.w-lo.k which lasted from until o'coek M,s-7.
,or., D.forrr-, Lord ana H-uIy l. Knox. oI TIE Bar
,~o,at.on spoke ~ support " charge and Me--r
V4nd-rpocl und -hipludu tor the defence Register
Lpew was present. NlrI tine was gwen, ~
me request of IA, GOyeinOr. 10 thr ALLEGATION
rLaf the T. ri-trr Bad DO legal rInt 10 cHar-r
AZ i.t. one OuO entry nude IN hi- oih"r no
natter " lat hugtn NIGH be-. rAr Governor said IN
al rts rxqt ~ over forty years he had never been
under tnc itBpre.-iOu that such charge Wa legP-
Al he close o. the gum nt- tnc OoVcrDO 0eci arc the
rasc iDc,i lie the papers AND SAID h. would give
thrni careful examination a. hi- 1thef dusles
would permit aud render his decision
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A cnAL NINE FLoopEp.

SCRANTON. Penn, Feb. 5.-Ihe Delaware
and HUDSON Com .auy's -hait No. D at flxmonth IS
b,,ss nooded D5 a suOtrrrAnean strea u. Muins has
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Bang. & Co.,. AucrIouser. s5s Broalaay

THURSDAY feDrgary g. .t sop m,
GOOD MsCFILANEOT~ BOOKS m gen Il l'rr''Hr'
ana . collection OF GEa'IAY AMI ,pA.lsu BOOKS. me
er-4ter part on PAINTING kindred slhj-cr. ~
rlrn rlus,rat %: also a large lo. OF PuorJ5aAru~
VIEW ant PICTURES ~ EUROPE. &c
FRIDAY. r~bruary =. u 30 p n,.
LIBRARY ~ VALUABLE BOOKS. cauprrns STAND
ARp4od IoPTLAR SCIENTIFIC HI~ToRICAr and IL.
LU-TKATED work..
Kpatinzs COGSh L0zeHge- have no egna. 10 ths tfsa'
GOugI-, orutufir. -rr-s Ar II s m" great
English remedy -Hoo by aI~xHee-"ro n over ID years
sold %, druggists. ~, 80 '~uts. ~. ~ mall
B.. TDItrfItA - CO.. New. lurk. ~ gsuls
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NIDNIGHT UEIYHEr RhPOFI

bccn suspended aud VIII % month before i ''n bo
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Mans NiI--ion E8rfh-A thorough Medical rrrate-
udct' tuIh .u~d D4,ADii te- be remove F ms
experience of - years study UJ.rrf tod ana piDr.phh
prlc-" showing h agencies that N tn59re t.e'ofd "a
lood Nitautv sound conditions of ain,
thar impaired py uvertaNcd powers stateueas
10 Marlag", aud OF tAs neans 2" ra0Ys
them matt currency postage stdmDsl Aidress
M.u- Al LtnmN and -CLnNor ~ ~ LllNNaF y ,
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February = 1879 VIII Close AZ ,hs o1ce Oa
n AZ D. Europe Oy strsnAnp Wi>cOn sii.
,, ,u.rustawu EDNE>DAf al -;3O u.f0r blrDDe.
y ,.apship scyfha Queenstown corresDOnGcnce
lred this st~smcr specially
addressed 1870 p Tor France direct steam.
snip France, Hsvre. on TIL EsDAf Al Il , for tSer
nsnv. ~ -traushc thn6ra va Pyn 49, CnerooaTg
correspondence for Great Britain anf NJ
con u~t nc TwAIfi This steamer mus D. sg-r1y
ss aaa az ~ W for Europe oy sieanl'p ,,rplb
srn ;Or tierin1ny and france
10 warsl scaTnsr nds 40 spec alE saifeNsrf
on -ATUKBAY at 80 m. tor Europe 0y steanshD
,v u Berlin paa Cuesas1Nn lcorresD"ndrnos or Germany
tfd -catau ho forwarded ~ this steamer mnsi 6e
eiav addccssrdi ana s3o a. n for -cOl Aa4 direct ~
.tsaa.np AncLoria and a. J. 50 n 'Of Eu
ron4 fr .g~4uspu MOs~. And 9Tsmol
r- .telmsnlp- scoLsn, Scyfhia Republic and CIv Ot
pe,p a. Brt Tor Dc imArA Sseisp ant Noi
he mills for Hayt savsus &C. leave Nsw York February
The mails the West indies BA -ad Argentine leave
NaS Fenruary D.. The malls Tor Havsns Leave New
York Fshrnarg 2 The mails for Mexico %-e-
YORK February The mails inr Australia &C leave IA
February for China Japan
san FranoIsoO February "a.
pHOs. L. JAMEs POsmA.s.
Post Once. Nsw-Yark. Febrnarv /. 80
Three BAH Washing Crystal" - trademark p
RE-r qualty E.warv u pa g The -ale price for ott
CHEAPE-. qualities. q. IL FISC .tEN & co. LADIES
TRY BIZ EnESE.' tho best Laundry Blue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
ROSS AND RILEY.
THE COMING RACE ON THE THAMEs-BoTH
MEN CONFIDENT.

THE COMING RACE ON THE rHAMEs-BoTH
MEN CONFIDENT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORWICH, Conn.,, Oct. Is, 1870
The Rose Riley contest will be the most exciting
single scull race pulled on the Thames Ross
has been in training at Silver Lake. Mass.
and showed excellent form on the river this after
noon. Both men are in town and were together for
q short time this evening. Riley looks slight when
compared with Ross but has powerful physique.
Both reported to DO feeling confident. although
both aware that they have some hard work bo-
fore them. Ross says his friends lost $4,000 by
his failure to beat Warren Smith In tho provinces
last summer. As no has accom- lished nothing
this season. his hackers say he must win this race.
While pulling from Allyn's Point TO this city this
morning Ross shell was capszed and no was thrown
into the water. He lost satchcl containing CLOTH
ing and $40 in bills. His coachers George Faulkner
of tho famous Faulkner Regan pair-oared team, and
Horatio Doano, Bostons pet single sculier. here
with him. Ross has acquired rapid stroke, and IL
In rumored he will start with forty strokes to tho
minute.
Riley 10 pulling different stroke than when Ross
last saw him, 1t being longer. lie rowod over the
course twice this morning, evidently timing him
SELF 8. Katzensten and L. Roman, of Saratoga
sand dollars, which will be backed Riley. Pools
opened this evening. Riley being only
slightly the favorite. Several large sums of Nor
wich and Boston money were in the room, although
opinion ~ to the merits OF the rowers Last week
private bets ut largo odds were taken on Ross, and
now tho men arc running pretty even. The judges
will be - katzcnstcin for Riley and George Faulk-
on Monday, and will probably DO Bob Cook. for.
merly OF Yale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 18. 1879.
Captain John Pitman. Ordnance Department. will
report by letter the Secretary of the Interior for
temporary duty in connection with the chemical
work of the division Of mining geology Of the
United States Geological Survey at Newport r. /.
Leave of absence for three months is granted Sec
ond Lieutenant Thomas H. Barry, Seventh cavalry.
Tho discharge of First Lieutenant Hiram Anger
singer, l53d Now York Volunteers, is amended to
date September 40. 1854. he having boon continued
In tho service to that date. 81 .sfL
The Superintendent OF tho Mounted Recruiting
Service will all disposabie colored cavalry
cruits to be prepared and forwarded under proper
charge San Antonio. Texas. where they will be
ported to the Commanding General of the Depart
Of Texas for assign ment to tho Tenth cavalry.
The Superintendent General of the Recruiting
forwarded to San Francisco, Cal, where they will DO
reported to the Commanding General OF the Military
Division OF the Pacific for assignment follows:-
hundred to the Second infantry and sixtyfve to
the Twenty-hrst infantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
YORKTowN's CENTENNIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 10, 1870.
The meeting of Governors to arrange the details
of the centennial anniversary of the surrender Of
the English army under Lord CORVALLIS at
Yorktown, convened for organization at Car
penter's Hall at eleven o'clock this morn
ing. Governors Andrews. Of Connecticut;
Holiday, of Virginia, Hoyt. Of Pennsylvania; simp-
son. of South Carolina; Jarvis. of North Carolina;
Hail. of Delaware; Carroll. OF Maryland Van Zandt,
of Rhode Island. and Colonel Lincoln representing
Governor Talbot, of Massachusetts,. were present.
An address of welcome was responded to by Cover
nor Andrews, OF Connecticut. Governor holiday.
of Virginia. was chosen president OF the meeting,
and Colonel Lincoln secretary. The meeting then
adjourned to Independence Hall. where Mayor
Stokley addressed the Governors. welcoming
them to tho city, and Governor Carroll OF Maryland.
replied Governor Hoyt then extended q welcome in
behalf OF the State OF Pennsylvania. to which Gov
ernor Holiday OF virginia responded IN brilliant
plause. Governors Hall. Jarvis and simpson and
Colonel Lincoln also spoke IN grateful terms Of the
reception they had received, and the opinion was
freely expressed that the success of the Yorktown
celebration would have n powerful tendency to
bring about unity OF thought and feeling between
the North and south, Upon motion, Governors
Hoyt. simpson and Holiday were appointed com.
mittee resolutions and the first named reported
tho following. which was adopted:-
Resolved That the Governors and representatives Of
the original colonies convened Mt Independence nall In
tho purposes for which we
81 our 90 hereby se%%s az
anniversary the surrender Of CORVALLIS at
yorktown shall beGt the historical Significance of that
event and tho present greatness of tho nation.
Resolved That committee OF from each State DO
the Governor thereof, of which committee
overor Holiday shall be chairman, to mako proper
rangsmcnts for such celebration
The meeting then adjourned.
Tomorrow the Governors will attend divine SCR
vice at Old Christ Church.
On Monday the Governors will hold another bust
ness meeting in Independence Hall. On Tuesday
they viii visit the public institutions here, and on
Wednesday they depart for Yorktown, accompanied
by many prominent Philadclphians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
PROBABLE YACHTING DISASTER.
The Center Cup Race Won by the
Yacht Mischief
THE WAVE MIS- SIN O..
How the Regina and Blanche Came in
Second and Third Respectively.

The ocean sloop race for the "Center" Cup over
the Cape May course finished yesterday. and
resulted in a victory for the Mischief beating the
Regina by An asm. This race originated through
the presentation of cup to the Seawanhaka Yacht
Club by Captain Robert Center. to be sailed for by
sloops in tho month of October. over the Cape May
course. The cup was presented last year and be-
comes the bond fde property Of the winner. When
Captain Center gave the cup he was told that tho
sloops in the club not fit to go the course
and he replied '.Then it will encourage the members
to build seagong sloops" The Mischief the win
ner OF the cup. built this year. and is the first
iron centreboard sloop that has been built in these
waters. Mr.. j. II. Busk. the owner OF the Mischief,
is very much pleased with his yacht and feels SO
well satisfied that iron is superior to wood that ne
said yesterday, "If were going to build schooner
yacht should certainly build her of IRON
The steamtug Cycops. with the Regatta Com
mittee of the Seawanhaka Yacht Club, went down
last Thursday morning to start the sloops entered
for the race for the cup. They had beautiful
morning for the start. but a sad lack Of wind. The
following yachts started in the race;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
THE PHILADELPHIA TOURNAMENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Is. 1879.
The sport at the tournament the permanent
exhibition grounds this afternoon did not realize
the expectations entertained. Tho crowd was
not largo tho previous day.
cloudy sky doubtless keeping many away. 1t
must be said that the hurile jumping was
simply tarccal. The hurdles were low that the
horses found no difficulty in stopping them.
Low as they were many of the steeds SHE'D and re-
fused to jump. Tho fitting afforded many good cx-
hibitons of Workmanship. Mr.. Grayson, a grandson
of Governor Grayson. of Maryland, suffered serious
accident during tho afternoon. He WAS charging
down tho lists At tul gallop when a lady suddenly
stepped out into tho path. apparently unconscious
that the horse was approaching. In his efforts to
the lady Mr.. Grayson thrown violently
from his horse. He soon recovered and remountod.
VICTORY
The honors of the days sport carried OF by
Low Payhin aud Basil Bells, of Pennsylvania, and
Charles sterrctt Grayson. OF Maryland, who each
carried of nine rings out OF possible nine, and
Daniel Jenifer. Jr, OF Virgina William d. Pcarce
and Harry Orme. OF Pennsylvania, who captured
eight rings each. Levi Payhill declared victor,
Charles Sterrctt Grayson second place and Basil Bells
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

NEW YORK ARCHERY CLUB

The second meeting Of the New York Archery club
took place yesterday afternoon tho club grounds
at Eighty-eighth street and Eighth avenue. Tho
club now numbers about twenty ladies' and gem
temen. and Is rapidly growing. 1t was tho first
club Of its kind In the city. and has only one rival
now--the Manhattan. The officers Dr. do Luna,
Bailey, vico president; George D. Pond. treasurer,
and John w. Sutton, captain. Tho regular shooting
days of the club Tuesday. Thursday and Satur.
day. aud the meetings will DO held at the Eighty.
eighth street range until the weather necesstatcs
going indoors. Tho winter quarters of the club
not yot selected. There we're quite number OF
members present yesterday. and the shooting was
spirited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

To TffB EDITOR or THE HEnALD;--
Being among those who went TO chautsuqua Lake.
expecting to sec Hanlan and Courtney row an
honest square race only to nnd that tho so-called
match was delusion and . snare. ask for space
In the HEnAIp to give you my ideas as an outsider.
who had not q dollar invested In any way on the
event. 10 the precise extent of the crookedness''
now 30 patent to everybody. In the hrst place 10
must DO clear to every who was present at May.
vile on the day of tho that tho match never
intended to BIO rowcd on its merits. believe. as do
many OF those have met at Chautauqus Lake. and
on tho train coming back 20 New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
THE LATE BISHOP wHITTINGHAM.
BALrIMonk. Nd. Oct. IS. 1870.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. IS. 1870.
meeting of tho Protestant Episcopal clergy Of
baltimore was held in st. Pauls Church to-day, to
tako action In regard to the death OF Bishop
Nottingham. Rev. DR.. Lakin, Of Trinity Church.
presided. and Rov. DIR. Dalrymplo acted as
secretary. RESOLUTIONS were passed. expressing tho
GRIEF OF the clergy at the loss the Church has sus-
tanned and OF coincidence with the family OF de-
ceased. Bishop Pinkney. coadjutor. will reach this
city on Monday and will join tho clergy In attend
ing tho funeral at West Orange on Tuesday next 1t
expected that most of the clergy OF the diocese
will attend the obscuuiea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
THE ATLANTA MILITIAMEN.

BosTos. Mass, Oct. Is. 1879.
Tho Gate City Guards went to Lawrence this fore
noon. and wcrc escorted about the city, shown
through the mills and given magnificent banquet
each member being presented with handsome SOU
venir IN the shape of o horseshoe, with the word
Luck" engraved thereon. They left Lawrence
this afternoon. passed through Boston In the horse
cars and departed for New York. via the Fall River
line. at six O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

A SUIT ron DAMAGES DECIDED AGAINST THE
sHIpBUrLDERs.

sHIPBUILDERs.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. IS. 1870,
Some months since in the launching OF the United
States light house steamer Arbutus from the ship
yard Of Malstcr n Rcnney. while going from
the ways she into and sunk tho
schooner Ridic, which was under sail pro-
ceedIne down tho river Suit was brought
in the Untod States District Court by the owners
of the Ride against Master kenney. laying tho
damages at $500. Judge Morris to-day decided
the case, awarding the full amount OF damages
claimed to the owners OF the schooner. In CIV
ing his decision Judge Morris stated that
about to take pace--viz, the flying of
n az from the hull OF the launchwas not sufficient
notice to exempt the builders from damages for
collision with passing vessels. II was In evidence
by shpbulders from Wilmington. De and other
shipyards, that the usual notice OF launch was
the living of flag on the hull of the vessel to DO
launched. Notice was given OF an appeal to tho
United States Circuit Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
CREDITABLE SCORES.

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
OswEGo. N Y, Got. IL, 1879.
company of the Forty-eighth regiment Of this
city shot Nevada badge to-day and made 1903
out OF o possible 1,750. This is the highest score
ever made The Ninth Separate company, OF White
hall, stands next with 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
AT THE POINT OF DEATH.

William Sheridan yesterday committed to
the Tombs by Coroner woltmsn In default of BAIL
He is accused of having kiccd his wife, who is now
lying at tho point of death at tho Charity Hos
pital on Black wells Island. Her ante-nortcm do.
position was taken on Friday by tho Coroner. Tho
prisoner denies the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
COLUMBIA RIFLE CLUB.

WAsHINGToN, D. c.. Dot. 10, 1870.
At the shooting at Benning's to-day by the mem-
bers of the Columbia Rifle Club. p. ]. Lauritzen
scored rs out of possible rs at 800 yards "a at 900
yards and 70 at 900 yards Charles II. Laird scored
~ at yards ca at 800 yards and made rs ut 1000
yards Colonel j. o. p. Burnside scored 205. and
A. v. Can6old 2O3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
THE CHAMPION BICYCLISTS.

1t was rumored yesterday that the bicycle cham.
pions who arrived in this city few days ago had
signed contract TO give exhibition in Madison
Square Garden within thirty days. There Is no
foundation whatever for this The bicyciists
ton anywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
SCHAEFFER AND SLOSSON.

The billiard match between Jacob Schaeffer. cham
pion OF the world and George Sosson for stake Of
$4,000 win begin at Madison Square Garden on
Thursday and be continued on Friday and Saturday
evenings October %. "a and IS. The game will con-
sst Of 5000 points up. 1O00 Of which win be played
each evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

ton OF gale that sufficient to swamp the
stanchest craft. Up to two O'Clock this morning the
Wave had not been sighted at Sandy Hook. HERALD
reporter. who instructed to go there and keep
strict her. photographed ut that hour that
the yacht had not put I'm appearance.
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A FAST TWO-YEAR-OLD.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct 10. 1870.
At Carson City. New. to-day. Theodore Winters
colt Conner. . two-year-old. by Norfolk. carrying
eight pounds over the rule weight. ran q three
quarter dash in I'm. 1873, the fastest time ever
made by . colt of that age.
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THE IMPRISONED DEER HUNTERS.

ponr JEnvrs N. ". Oct. IL, 1870
Sheriff Ridgcway. John G. wcstbrook, Jacob schorr
aud Others who we're arrested for running deer with
dogs. and who were committed yesterday TO tho
county Jail ut Milford Pike county. Pa, for rcfus-
ing BAIL were afterward released. each giving 500
bail TO appear at the December term OF court.
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WRESTLING MATCH.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. ID, 1870. /.
A wrestling match between William Miller and NJ.
Aesandro the Front Street Theatre, tonight.
by Miller, the latter winning three falls in Ave.
The contest occupied two hours and . half.
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TROTTING NOTE.

The trotting fall meeting at Island City Park.
Albany. will begin on the 22d inst. aud continue
three days. The purses given are liberal. and the
prospect Is good for fne sport. The horses there
already large in numbers. and many are ex-
pected.