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New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
CRIMES AND cASuALTIhs-BYr TELEGRAPH
TILE HEAVIER MURDER TRIAL.

LOUISA CouRT HOUSE., Va, Oct. 1.-THE trial of
Tie Jury failed to agree snd discharged.
A CONVICT KILLED.
ATBTRN y. Y, Oct. ia cOdl-hln IN Aubufn
Prison with forty tons OF coal caved IN upon and killed
James r. Eihmey. OF Canandaigua, a convict
FATAL ACCIDENT IN CANADA
GUELPH Ont. Oct 17.-(ieorge :. Birber, a hard
ScTe to DAY Vac run over by freight Instantly
A'''0 THE McABE MURDER CASE.
WOODSTOCK, Ont. Oct. 17.-Dr. Bowers and
George Mccabe charged with The murder Of Elizabeth Ann
McCab acquitted To-Day the Judge deeming the case
KILLED BY LOCOMOTIVE.
wtes wa. cS struck BY SG Ss
OF the 1o haven % ana arl9IS @ @Cad' III 'no
CHARGED WITH BLOWING UP A HOTEL
COLUMBUS Ohio Oct. HI c. Cnrbin was ar
rested at 1oaay & S e no III. onT@ T
charged upon temperance when the explosion oe-
euiieu' THE FREEMAN MURDER CASE.
RosTON oct. 17-Ihe Grand jury of Barnstable
County found no against Mrs Freeman and she die.
M 81 degree viii be tred special session of the su
preHe 'ou'' SENTENCED To BE HANGED
NYACK, y. Y, Oct. 17.-latrick Nichols, VINO
stabbed Tomas on JFy lS was s yssss Ss IN 5e
st degree sentenced by Judge Pratt to be hangi
on November %.
MIIFolD Penn. Oct ". X: H., Rds"9y, way,
sheuf of PIKE COUNTY j. g. MecaoeoS a. rra
S 10 AL bn, eSpect 70 be released soon
BARBARoUs SHOOTING AFFRAY-
MApIs,N. Ind. Oct. lin an encounter last
,-It with Major D. Simpson Editor OF The stiL VIII
lam Howard city reasuref was shot and u Is touEnt
,ertlv ounl.t iIIs be aInputhted near
H. n'aiy and A poriion hand has already been
tatrn oil aior simpson claims the shooting was dono N
Hcfdeience.
A CHILD MURDERER SENTENCED TO LIFE I'M
q" S--' PKISOEMENr
J,xrsv,trF Wis Oct. IA special dispat ch
farm hand who murdered ile
sandy MLite IN horrible MANNER has Deen eohNctsu AZ
Nnro. cree, county and sentenced u inpraonlsLt ui
iite I vas Tax the Wauprn Penltentiary ant nkn
the proceedings having been kept Su'e' '' ''' " '
lyleled
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
KELLY ADHERENTSIN THE XTH DISTRICT


\ ITIVtIITR WIS H0-I'I N'I'UII IT'IIIf ''N Nv
go Frtave last night for the purpose of ratying the
Kelly ticket George Francis Rorsch elected presi-
dent and I'm brief address, called upon the Democrats
OF the Xth Assembly District unite the attempt TO
crush tbs Presidential aspirations OF the galvanized
mummy Of Gramercy Park" Peter Kcher declared that
The Democrats elected Tden 10 the Presidential cha
but as he acting in accord with the Rothschds aud
the great capitalists of Europe he dared not take 1t
against their wishes. Now If notice the trrmen-
dous mass-meetiugs the Republicans have IN Cooper
Institute" said he. that IN all Of that II n
Grant In the and Grant in the utuTc, and Idcn Is
affiliated with the very who looking Ia Grant N
the past and Grant in the future But our platform l.
receiving argc support in the State: Robinson l. now
out Of the race, and # Cornell j. not elected Kelly VIII
be- lCheer~ II has beer said that the Germans are IN
favor OF Robinson. bat this say Is enireiy talse'
'tChccrsl
Charles Goeller. Patrick Bvrns and william Cash
man also addressed the meeting. which enthusiastically
ciieered every auson To Mr. Kelly aud Tammany Hail.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

pEDESTALs IMPORTED 100 IKEELN-NEW RULES.
WAsm.NGroN. Oct. 1.-THE Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury has addressed the following letter
10 the Collector of Customs at Ncw-lork. relative
10 the proper rates Of duty various classes OF in
ported statuary:
SIR: l. has been alleged hat decision No 2,2Gi,
which admit pede stalls ana statues az the same fe OF
av a. statuary when such pedestals invOlced win
and accompany the statues has been made tue tdui
o me mportaiion into the United states, at duty oi
10 p.r cent al vnlOrem, OF pcdcSttls or monuments
winch are really no part Of staue and that statue
is generally inVOiced with such pedesais or monument
m order To give color the claim that they are bCth
Intended 10 be used tOgcthcr. Iac dclaTtneut has
fhe efore 10 state that the decision referred 10 should
lie strictly construed and in order that the pedestal
and may properly be regarded as one article thty
,nfs he evidently intended for each other To illustrate
ths view II may stated that the statute OF famous
prrson real or fictitious with pedestal On when Ms
aciions are illustrated would constitute statue ana
r.1rsta one article while an Importation by dtatr
IN marble wOlk Il several figures, with as many peues
rails ndapted 10 one well another or such hGlr -
and a. ell aaapte1 receive an urn or Oihci ornament
n such figures, won not come WITHIN the uecisou I'D
oursfion Such pedestals should be classified a. manu-
fartufes of marble liable 10 duy OF 90 per cent au
Val,r,m When tho work claimed u De pedestal Is
onf of propOrtiOn the 81 tuC which II 10 huinOuht IL
,o hat NJ becomes a monument with statue srulOuht
~ rather ihau statue with It's appropriate Iedcs-
til. ~uch "a structure VIII H"t "O A't''''"N' ~
n Is not intended that dealers shall enter expensive
monuments VIII ca arc fact manufactures oi maihle
t dutv of 10 Der cent aU ValOfcn. ~ merely Import
Inc with them or placing upon them cheap ngure- III
"-rile altbonsn such CURES may be brought within
thc lelnliion OF statuary. You will he governed hy
tue We've herein expressed, when eiciehs tue Ia" u-
der slcl decision.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
LORD SALISBURY on PROTECTION.

MANtllEsILk, FIIdiy, V'I' 10 I0fo
The Marquis of Salisbury to-day received
an address from the Maucheste Chamber OF Commerce
recommending the establishment OF Ministry OF Com'
merce Lord Salisbury said the subject had already bad
the attention OF the Government H. would expressno
opinion regarding result Of the gigantic armanenis
of the European Powers They compelled those Govern
ments 10 find sStenauco them by indirect taxation
but he was surprised great agricultural country
Ike the United STATES should consent o submit Tor tno
sake OF "a suai portion Of IT. clrZrn-, 10 snch navy
urofeetlun lie cOud not help Thinking that The iiine
would ONE when the farmers Of the United states
would prefer cheap cotton AMI IRON 10 1rai "h'h lhe
t,r comes he saii 40 obstacles IKE European anna
meuts Will prevent the Unlted states from entering
upon sound policy OF fiscal and commercial lesailons
he also deprecated the Canadian protective legislation.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

THE QUARREL BETWEEN THE EWING AND THE
THURMAN MES-THF GREENB,CK IN EFFIGY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.--News comes from Ohio
that the Ewing men will certainly expose the dn-
plicity and trcachery of the leading men of the
Thurman faction.
1t is openly charged that under the lead of John
G. Thompson the Thurman managers arranged in n
number of counties general exchange of votes for
Governor in return for Republican support of such
Democratic candidates for the Legislature as were
supposed 10 be friendly to Senator Thurman.
A large rag baby with its back painted green was
hung mp Ivy the neck on the tlagpole at Republican
headquarters to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

MADRID, Friday. Oct. II. l

.
4 hur icsne on Tuesday night was accom-
panied ny heavy rains, which oyeriowed the rivers
Mundo sgura and flooded the populous and fertile
valley which they water The cities Of Lorca, Orihnela,
Murca and Crevientc, and large number OF villages
between Murcia Alicante and Cartagena. were more or
less injured. rivers suddenly several yards
night and the inhabitants were compelled TO
ny without saving property. The streams are COW
cred with wrecks ~ farm-houses. agricultural impe
menis. dead cattle and some human cofpscs. The
churches and public buildings occuricd by thou
sands OF ugitiVcs The storm also partially Hooded
VI taga and Interrupted telegraph and railway cOminu
nicatiOn even "a far as Hueva and Seville.
The floods Murcia continue. One hundred ana
nineteen corpses have been recovered. -Four villages
are in ruins aud thousands OF peasants are wholly des
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
GENERAL WALKER TO THE FARMERS
owNERs OF FARMS AND PLANTATIONS ASKED IL
PREPARE FOR THE COMING CENSUS.


OWNERS OF FARMS AND PLANTATIONS AshED ~
PREPARE FOR THE COMING CENSUS
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-General Francis A.
Wall r. suneriuteudent OF the Census, with view To
securing greater and uniformity III the aeIi
cultural statistics Tor the tenth census has just Issued
circular setting forth the aims and wishes Of the Bureau
with regard 10 the method OF arranging snch STATISTICS
Tie agricultural schedule annexed 10 the Act of 1900
VIII ch s also maze part of the Act OF March D. 1870
providing for the tenth census requires report OF he
chief Of agriculture during the year ended
Juno l." There H. however, 10 distinct agricultural
year which ends on the first OF June, and there
y believe that tae statistics OF agriculture
from 1850 10 1870 IN regard 10. many OF 'he
principal products embraced portions OF two dnerent
erops, inasmueh Is the enumeration was protrac'ea
through three, l0Gr. and Eve mouths By the ACT
approved March g. 1879 t is provided that the tehth
ceusu Shall be- taken aud completed during the month
ot JUne, leeO. Tins provision greatly REDUCES Tic
Aaoi.ity 10 error which has Deen noted.
AZ the rumeTatiOn VIII begin the LIST OF June ana
Stse III VI Lc.Io he CON. all tLe cIops which are
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE LONG BRANcH LIQUOR C1SES

SEVERAL INDICTMTN1s FOUND-LCFNSEs REFUSED.
FREEHOLD, \. j., Oct. 17.-Of the iilty-live
Indictments brought in by the late Grand Jury OF Mon
mouth County, tweniythree are against persons ac-
cused of violating the liquor law. Nearly every appll
cant for n license that up before the court today
was Long Branch salOonkecper who had been indicted
In each instance Judge Scud1er laid over the apphca-
ton until the indictment against The person had been
tined. Among he indicted are Charles ana warren e-
land propriot OF the Ocean Hotel ana Eugene Fay,
candidate Sheriff last year In these cases writa
have been obtained transfer ng the trials 10 the su-
prene Court at Trenton IN November.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
JANIS REDPA1H HEARD FROM

BosTOy. Oct. 17.-Charles \. Newton, the treas
urer OF Redpath the missing manager Is town c say
he traced Redpath the Atlas, OF the Wesf
Indies Line, Thursday, September !. He Jaw the purser
when the steamer returned. and that official said that
Kedpath came ON board dazed and evidently worn out
lie bought hs ticket of the purser lie regained MS
strength somewhat during the voyage. ana left the
Atlas M Kingdom jamaica, intenIlng TO 80 To me
mountains aud recreation MI Newton mas not
heard from Kcdpa. but he has no doubt thar hc
Will return as he Is able ReGpnth, he claims
was nor IN a bad financial condition, nud II Ii certain
from what the pulscr told HIM that he went aOue on
he tourney and that he had hut little money with him
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
SUBSISTENCE OF THE ARMY.
TIE RATION BECOMING CHEAPER WITH THE SET
ELEMENT OF THE wEsT-TOBACCo FOR THE

lGESEkAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

ELEMENT OF THE WEST-TOBACCo FOR THE
MEN, COOKS. ETC.
lGESLKAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-COmmissary- Cen
eral MaeFeely completed his annual report TO the
Secretary OF War 1t shows that the total amount Gis
bursed for subsistence during the fiscal year
ended 80 last. SO 003475. OF which $79l6ll
was reimbursed by sales OF stores officers and enlisted
men. The sum OF S122.OsS collected for tobacco
sold enlisted and the balance, except few in
considerable from miscellaneous sources, was
furnished the Department by the Congressional ap-
propriatiOns
From tables accompanying the report II appears That
the cost all supplies has been constantly
diminishing since 1877, notably III the meat ana Hour
cOmpOnents the ration. The construction Of railroads.
the settlements the vicinity OF the posts the cuva-
ton OF lands adjacent thereto and their utilization
in feeding stock, have greatly reduced the cost
OF feeding the Army, not only 10y reducing the
original OF the and Of transportation but
also by avoiding the wastage and loss which formerly
resulted from procuring stores from remote points,
transporting them long distances, and keeping them Oh
hand large quantities for long periods General
NacTeely earnestly recommends that the apprOpra-
tons BY Congress be made available from the time or
passage the act Tor the reason that stores for remote
posts oan be more economically shipped in tho Spring
and incur less I of loss deterioration than III the
hot months Of summer.
The General recommends also sales
10 company messes he exempted from the proviso of
the last Army appropriation act requiring 10 per cent
~ be added 10 all stores and other articles sold %
officers and enlisted He " Such stores are.
As rule. purchased irom funds received by the com
pancs the sales 10 the Subsistence Department OF
savings Ol their rations and ds the Department paws
the companies only the cost OF the stores 10 purchases
from tnen II thought that II l. hardly just 10 charge
Tor supplies sold M lieu the saving, purchased 10 per
cent I'M addition their cost" He reuews the request
his previous annual report that the cnsung Jaw DC
50 auepdcd as to increase the amount OF tobacco
authorized be sold enlisted men each 10 twenty
four ounces instead Of sixteen.
lie also his prevous RECOMMENDATION that
cooks and BAKERS should be specially enlisted men, extra
nay given them, schools established for their III
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
PRESIDENT H4YlS 4T coLUuBUS

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE President
and Mrs. Hayes and Webb Hayes arrived here from
Cleveland tins afternoon. and were met at the Union
Depot by Governor Bishop Mayor Collins Ex-Governor
Demison and the citizens generally grand military
prncc-s N was formed and escorted tue President To
The Capitol, where Governor Bishop welcomed HIM IN
"A brief speech, to which President Hayes responded
briefly returning thanks 10 the citizens Tor the reception
and assuring the people that he was glad to visit
Columbus again. The President and Mrs. HAYES were
then escorted to the residence Of General Mitchell
The reception bipartisan affair. being partIc
mated m by hc citizens Tresnectlyc OF party.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
FATAL CoLLHIoN At OyEONTA, " Y.

ALBANY. Oct. 17.-An express train ran into
freight train on the su.quchanna Road Oncona to-
day by which Judd Mann, the engineer, and James
Mcclure fireman of the express train, killed. and
both locomotives badly damaged The accident was
Ike that on the Michigan Central. train being
tuad,. M III the yard at OueOnta There heavy
fog A fagman sent 10 warn the express that
due hui It came rushing into the yard upon the partially
made M freight train. None o. the puss
iured Both Of the killed lived Binghamton,
and leave widows aud children.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE AUSTRo-GERMAY ALLIANCE.


OPINIONS OF GORI >CHAkOIf MD kO>NI m.
PARIS Friday Oct. Il, 1879
The correspondent OF The Nolid has had
another interview with Prince Gort-chak,G lie says
that Prince GortschakoG believes that Austa Il In
danger of becoming humble satellite ~ Germany,
who Il extending her influence from the mouth NJ The
schrldf to the mouth of the ID inuhr.
The same CORE spondcnt mas also had m interview
with Iouis Kossuh who sara be- believed francoliis-
-n alliance Inevitable. and that Germany would fhen
nave her hands fu TIE y me. a Austria he left 10
hear alone tie brunt SIV onslaught. lie expressed
tho belief thar Count Audr viii roappcar In politics
as Impcrial Chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
LORD sALIsBURY,s SPEECH.

ABLE ADDRESS.
MANCHESTER. Friday. Oct II. 1870
Lord Salisbury made a great speech at
banquet here tonight In which he remarked that the
opposition leaders, after attacking his circular In reply
the San steflno Treaty aud after having permitted
Mr. Gladstone TO expend the limited resources OF his
sophistry upon H. had veered around and asserted
that the Government had not acted up 70 the circular by
opposng Russia sufficiently.
Lord Salisbury recapitulated and justified the policy
Of the Government point by point. strong hostility u
Russia being very noticeable throughout his remarks
In regard the fact that Turkey had not occupied the
Balkans he sad In the present state OF the Russian
Empire Turkey TO expect aggression. The
badness OF the Government OF Turkey, or AM
other country, would never Justify us in handins
over great strategic positions 10 any power whost
aggressons threaten the happiness and independence
OF the world But other points OF the treaty
OF Berlin besides the occupation OF tho Balkans n yos
do not trust the Turkish sentinel on the ramparts
yOu may trust the Austrian sentinel at the doom
bnce the Austrian occupation OF Novl-Bazar me aG
uDe possible. In the independence ana strength oi
Austria the last hope Of European stability III the
has been formed between Austria aud Germany prove.
be true, all value the peace or Europe VIII nan
as glad tdngs OF great loy L1rd saiiouIy pI',eeu.g
to defend the Governments policy with regard TO AZ
ghanstan, the main principle o when would continue
10 be defence, not dominion.
Turning to home affairs, he observed that the Liberals
in endeayOrng to frame programme, neglected, Ike
ueighboring nation when choosing "A form OF govern
ment. that which would divide them least.
In consequence OF principles encouraged by former
Liberal leg gslatOn, he said the separatit movement 10
Ireland mad now attained unprecedented proportions
He warned the people the effect the accession or tue
Liberals To power would have both home aud foreign
pOlitics He felt slre that the English people would
prefer To MAINTAIN hrm 'front.' ~ home 40 hhl, MIN
The assistance OF worthy allies. they might MAINTAIN
peace and night abroad
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE HlNLAN-COCRrNEY PRIZE.

MAYyILLE, y. Y, Oct. 17-Edward Hanan,
accompanied by john Davis. called on Mr.. Blakie the
referee this morning aud received from hn his cneck
or order on tho city Bank of Rochester for $4,000 the
amount Of the prize Hanlan also pati NJ: Baike one
half of his expeuses per agreement in the articles OF
fhr rnce Ululan will 40 10 Rochester to-day and de-
ntnd ms money Il understood that Mr.. soUe. who
rr,resruts the company which offered the przc viii
cor,..t the pa,int nj the check having openly de
rlnre tLa he Will spend $4,000 cOnteenE before 10
snail be paid unless rowed Tor 10y tie TWO men.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
SOUTHERN CEDAR EXPORTED.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The United states Con-
sui at Hamburg III his dispatch to the Department
o. State. dated September 23, 1870, reports the ar
rival of vessel laden with codar-wood shipped
from New-Oreans. and cut on the banks OF the
Mssssippi. This is believed to be the first venture
nj the kind. The Consul sees no reason why tho
cedar Of America may not BE- ~ great ueiHanu III
Fnrope like the mahogany of Brazil
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
RECEIVING MR. KELLY WHEN HE COMES HOME

mitloe ON Organization to make arrangements for a
demonstration in honor of John Keliys return from his
tour Of the state yesterday afternoon at Tammany
Hall II proposed that all the Kelly organizations In
this city shall meet Tuesday evening next az Iimmahy
Hall, and. led by Giafgla's seventh Regiment Band
march body 10 the Democratic headquarters ~ tue
St Nicholas Hotel where Mr.. Kelly will serenaded.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
TOWNS ORDERED TO PAY THEIR DEBTS.

ALBANY, Oct. 17.-ln the United States DIS
trict TO-DAY alternative mandsmuses were issued
Board OF Supervisors OF Niagara County directing
them levy tax to pay the judgments against the de-
fcudants I'm the " Henry C. Row the Town OF
Nwfane he state Marine Bank agt. the Town OF Lew
ision state Marine Bank aet. the town of Newfane
Henry C. Rev agt. the Town OF Wilson, and the same
agt the Town of Somerset or show cause why not at
the next term Of the Court.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
MORE TURKISH DISTURBANCES.
CoNsrAsTfNnPIE. Friday, Oct. y. |.

II is rumored that crisis impeEds in the
Turkish Miaistry. dis;urbanc has occurred u ieba
non syra between tie p.I.es ani Maroates N oonse
oueuce OF the abduction OF grl. several Maronitei
6aye been killed. and the Governor has asked The Porte
for more tfOOps be tmpOcd lu tc.turhg nidcr Inc
Ahaulans appear determined o. use ,yctv mcars &c
urnyent fhc cessOn OF Eirs Gre Ihcati udc oi
trc Albaninns also drr~ difficult tor the Prie te
accomplish The ces~ion of Albanian Territory to Monte
negro. "a stimulated IN the Treaty OF Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
i c1rHoLIc SCHooLnoUSE ToTED D0UN

HARTFORD, Conn. Oct 17.-An election was
held In New-Brtain to-day 10 decide the question OF
building public school house or allowing the Cath
ohcs to furnish the building and control the school
About ninc-eiiths of the registered vote was poed
The result was a majority o' 5s9 against the CathOhc
nnn a lOlAl vote of 2.2NJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
4 VERDICT OF"GCILTY."

NEWTON, n. j., Oct. 17.-At o'clock to-
day the jury In the Grill tral retired. At they re-
turned .or further Instructions and at loi5 returned
verdict guilty ot mur0cr ir the first degree. sentence
was deferred until 10 o'clock Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
NEw-JERsEY ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Democrats of the lid District of Passaic

County held convention Paterson Wednesday night.
ana renOmuated the Hon. John OBren for the Assem-
bly, ncclamaiion The Republicans of the Ist Assem-
District of the night. ana noml-
mated George W. Conkiing bv accamaion. The Demo
cratic Convention OF the LIST District held at ar
mouy Hail, Paterson. Wednesday evening. Robert a
Haley wac nominated on the fourth ballot.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.

Tur GOVERNMENT DECLINES TO ADOPT THE MAXIM
IIGHr
WAsHNGToN, Oct. 1.-THE Treasury Department
has declined an offer made by the Electric Lighting
Company of New-York. to light 10y electricity a
norton of the New-York Post Office Building. Ex-
perip,nts made with lamps of that company were
mainly satisfactory TO the quantity and quality
osnse which af best would be effected by ts adop-
lion. the Department does not deem II advisable
at present, to make any change III hghtng th'
building.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
CUBA AND HUMAN SLAVERY.

MADRID, Friday. Ocf. II, 1870.
The commission on slavery in Cuba have
drawn up their report Several of the members, whc
advocate the confirmation Of the Moret law, which
bodies the planters view, involving year, delay
Others d,maud the immediate aOO ton OF slavery The
Ministeriasts assert tnat Premier Martincz-CampOt
fayOrs the latter course.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
ORANGE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

GOSHEN, \, T., Oct. I7.-The KepubIlcan
County Convention to-day made the following nomna-
tons:
For ShcriT-Benjamin II. Odell.
FOR county Cicrk-Charles B. Gray.
For J,sfce Of SessjOns-FrrderIck BOdine
FOR COrOntrS-BeniaIniu 4. Bailey aud Samuel B.
Miller.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE POUGHKEEPSIE RACES.

porGuKEEPsIE. Oct. LITTLE Autumn meet
,p closed to-day. In the 22S race Duroc won the Hst
- ho,,s and Dan Smith the last three. Time, 2:20,
200 5.5o 90 and 2:3U la the running race nalt
<Ho' Lsis ienze won The first asd COrTala the last
,nree beats Time, 81, 52i9 81 ana Oh.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
.oeruwARD on THE ITALY no."

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. y, Oct. 17.-Colonel De-
,.roo, Kaoe,, &" Tally Ho" coach, with Mr. hane ana
narty ON board reached Fishki Village at oocock To-
nt,nI where Nj L. Rivers had iour three-S eAf-oiu
,oeses waiting. The Iun from tshkliI 10 Tue
,e.tdence OF Mr.. Rivers. near Ne"'nA""uiT'