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ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP TRAMP.

A few scores of shivering spectators OH one
side Of the hail. and lonesome band Of musicians on
the other, the only occupants OF Madison Square
Garden at o'clock last evening. when bakers dozen
of scantlyattired walkers started out twenty-five
mile tramp for the amateur championship Of America,
under the auspices OF the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club. Clark, Smith and Howe quickly
showed themselves at the front Howe OF che knicker-
booker Club led at the end Of the first five miles, IN
43m. lOsee. ]. b. Clark. OF the Eclipse Athieuc Cuo'
nassea tbc ten miles point in H. 27m. 3ssec I. F..
smith, Of the Montgomery Athletic Club OF jersey Cy
hnisned fifteen miles In 2h. lem. Tne majority OF the
contestants Withdrew before the conclusion OF me
twenty-five miles. The race was won by clark III an.
3m 35src. The second and third prlzes we're won Dy
Buckley and O'keefe.
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DICKENS-SCOTr-COOPER.

Riverside Press OF Houghton Oegood Co. have pub.
si Ell the Globe Editions Of the Of Walter scott,
Charles DicAens and James FenimOre Cooper they
printed large tyre excellent reading tho
binding il tasteful AID attractive and tey are In all respects
desirable popular editions ~ these world
famous novels published IN this cOnnirv.
The fierce competition Of OF the wealthy publishing
reduction IN the prices Oihcse works
but traction OF their former cost and by purchasing IN very
quantities aud giving the share VI
consequent reduction. able mske prices
less than had imagined 20 be possible except by
manufacturing them ourselves Not being pubicd
long continuance o these prices
allow a club rate agents discount
SCOTS WAvFRLY NOVELS. IN l3 thick voumes
nearly 30 steel cravings tinted cloth binding
Publishers price, Sl3 our price, 80 90.
WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS. complete in 10 vol.
containing b5 illustrations by Dary and Gilbert and
index 90 all the characters. Tinted extra cloth
binding. Publishers price. sl5; our price 20 90.
WORKS OF JAMES FENIMORE COOPER. complete in
10 volumes tinted paDer extra cloth binding Publishers
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MIhmAMs GIB1oN's ROME.

History OF the Decline and Fall OF the Roman Empire BY
Edward Gbbon With notes by H. ii. Milman. A edi.
with full index. Complete in volumes. Vol
rtaiy December 10, ami the remaining Volumes,
December In January. The used very
argaced Bourgeois The price of the cheapest edition
published nfenor thi- has been S. lately
duced By competition and the plates beng badly s6
work OF Gbbon Is indispensable - the student
The literature OF Europe substitute
Decline and Fall OF the Roman Emprc 1t has Ooainet
unisputed ghtfu thc period
gradual decline OF tue extraordinary dominion
wlc has invaded and oppressed the w0ld the fall OF
empire, erected the OF kIng3
doms republics and States both barbarOUs and civilized
forming in It's by Its dismembeIment a multitude
Of republics, and kngdoms the anniniaOn Of thu
religion Of Greece and Rome the birth ani progress
religions which have shared the most beani
lsTegons Of the earth the dec epude OF the ancieat
wOr the spectacle Of its expiring glory and degenerate
infancy OF modern world the picture OF nst
progress OF the direction 20 the mind and charac
This extent ana harmony Of design ~
qucstonably which ushes the OF Gbbon
from all other hisforica compositions His
book, spite OF all Its faults will always De noble work
Quiet
As the best possible advert sement OF ou- historical series
81 which make Gbb0n the Introductory work. will be- 10
the volumes among purchaseis throughout the
country and thus demonstrate their unNaed excellence
combined with price, Offer TO the first 10000
chaers of Gbb0n special discount o 10 per cent from
TIE prices given above TO club agents ordering hye or
be allowed. cash must invariably accompany ORDERS
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Brown aud Conrou. Sipnor Del Puente Mr. r; ~
Harriott Alfred Cellier. of the Sullivan Opers MI
G rssis STs pdesd sfGfsi tSs
10 the BROOKLYN Maternity to be gwen ~ 'io"'''
Church this evening. ,
The pulpit of the Central Baptist Church, 10
Brdge-st, made vacant recently by the tSa
of the Rev DR. j. w. Sarlcs, who had poeh .no h
pastor for hirty-two years, is 10 be filled by the
Rev. T. A. X Gessler, who has accepted cas @ arr
TO. This church is free IRON ,Ia aeo'' ""u ""'
plus of several thousand dollars.
John Mont romery died suddenly Thursday even
ing at his home No SO Montrose-ave.' VIII ore
ing newspaper. He was sixty.nve yeai yar - IN tbc
I'm is rs he was made Street Commissioner n .ue
then City of Williamsburg. and served two teruis.
lie was elected one OF the Kings County EoW% mas
sioners of Charities in 1867 IN pS5htt tn have been
Republican. HIS death u peho''" w
due to apoplexy. - q,
Anthony McCarrcy, age fourteen; OF NO. ~. ~
Spencer-st., who was employed III frenicc ';,V "a;
stantiy killed YESTERDAY morning. While crossing
the room in which he was at work ms cl9'hins ue
came eotangled in some sha,dine' om a%" at % every
revolution. When the machinery was sIoPpo5a 'no
boys head was found to be completely crushed
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGrwArER.-Ihe debt against the village mas
been diminished By 10000 daring the past TWO
years.
RrcmMoxp.-The Richmond County Police Com
missi0ners have asked the Supervisors 10 appIvpa,
ate $40 800 for the maintenance OF the iorce uu"s
the ensuing year.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
NEw- w-RoCHEILE.-Some time Thursday nigHt
baggage room under the passenger depot at New
Rochelle was forced open and robbed oi numDer
of packages which had been received by express
and Others intended for TRANSPORTATION 10 o.nea n
points The value of the packages stolen cannot De
ascertained for the present.
YoNKERs.-Danel Breen was the name given at
the police station by the suspected burglar aIIes'cu
i'm front of MIR Tlden's countrv-house IN lonkers
THURSDAY morning. The cloi hing found in his pos
session was identified belonging to Angnste
Schmerbach, a boarding-house keeper at Hastings;
IL had been stolen from his house the night ol
Breens arrest.
WHITE PLAINs.-The State Board OF Equalization
of Taxes values the property in Westchester
County at $G7 700, ,955, upon which is to lie levied
a State tax of $193,sS4 52 There is also TO be
levied 81 $50 for compensation for Justices OF the
Supreme Court, Ss1 for Shore Inspector, and 5000
for the maintenance of children of volunteers. The
bill for the maintenance of the insane of the county
Is Sic, ,765.
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SELECTIONS FROM TABLE OF coNTENTs-voL. I.
vol. ii.

II. IIelthc0tc Sfatham
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whom the people elect. [Applause.]

=
Do YOU recollect three years ago i'll
the great fight of 1876. when we
fouoht for the right, and when moth
inc hut fraud could have cheated the
nronle out of the results of that VIC
iIorv2 Doyou recollect that the grand
est army was then organized mat
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stood side by side, and stepped s'ep
ia step. and shoulder to shoulder, ana
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superstition Of former ages could
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Lnnd. NAPOLEON commanded no such
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| America. All! we cannot dlsband.
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| u country, and for blessings for the
| teeming millions that shall come here
after.
Do you hear the step of the gener.
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