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THE TRIBU Y E.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY l. 1912. &,


WIG lOIN MEM rcEular meeting OF u, Tom
m-;.-. will be- held the Broadway House on Friday
Feenng tn. LEI nj july. 1872. at O'Clock. BY sricr
ALEXANDER ". BRADFORD, Chairman
slNrEL ID: JLcEscS. se,,st,rie,
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MvRD1a The body 81 Mr. l-ac N's''.
R.hsay. \. j., WI. found buried a.ra'
from Ia. Ie..d.ace on H." 30A O.i N'tn o. -
.so, between hs EYES. The '4Pr','i murder
has bca arrested
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FROM F1onlpA.-By the arrival of the steamer
Newbern, Capt. NcNulty we learn that HaHeck
Tustenrggee, who had been sent out by Col
Worth. had returned from an unsuccessful attempt
to bring in the Creek Chief, Oc-ti-aehee and his
basd They had dispersed and would not re-ss-
.emble for three moons. Hopes are entertained,
however. that the runners now after them would
induce them to come in. Col Worth, at the last
adviccs. was at Cedar Keys. Savannah Rep.
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@. A. Bnowssos requests the Editor OF th'
Boston Post to say that the announcement in the
Democratic Review of the di,coHtinuance of tbs
Boston Quarterly, and of the engagement Of III
Editor a. contributor to the Democratic, Is un
authorized The Boston Quarterly will appear a
usual in July, and FOX aught that IS certain vii
live for many wears TO come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.)
Pu,I Anrf.psIA Oct 10 1912

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1872.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
DEAR SIR
Nicholson, the inancierng sugar refners clerk,
was this morning sentenced to three years solitary
confinement at hard labor in Cherry Hill prison.
Judge Conrad passed the sentence in most feeling
manner-indeed, his honor's nerves were SO CON-
pletely unsrung, that he could. with dfficuty-and
hardly then-give utterance to his words. He de-
clined, altogether, commenting upon the prisoners
offence The judgment of the court was pronounced
in the small upper room in the east wing OF the
State House Row, reached by door No. s, and
known as "Judge Kings Room" So dense was
the crowd OF spectators that they fairly stood upon
each other.
Nicholson was Immediately removed from the
court room in custody Of two officers. An immense
throng OF persons followed him as far Sixth and
Chestnut streets, where he requested the officers TO
allow him the privilege Of attending to some bust
ness down Sixth street, before they conveyed him
to the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES his request was complied
with, and the crowd dispersed We cav the pri-
soner converting with, and bidding farewell, by the
shake of the hand, to number of his friends, with
u smile. He did not seem much moved, but was
evidently disappointed as to the amount OF punish
ment he expected to receive. He had, from what
could learn, made up his mind that he was to get
about six months in the county prison.
Ihav'nt time to tell you OF anything else to-day.
Yours, Spy.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald
Mn EnITOR-

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, 1872
Mr.. EDIToR-
Amid the various conflicting speculations, always
consequent upon the result OF a closely contested
election, it was impossible arrive at the state
of the case Hope of victory buoyed up the spirits
of both parties until facts confirmed the wishes Of
one by giving il majority. The chances were all
In favor of the wings, but they have been defeated,
principally through negligence, and want OF tho
rough unanimity. We now have full returns from
the entire State, and contrary to expectations the
democtats or locofecos, have majority OF SIX on
joint ballot in the Legislature. They will, there
fore be not only enabled TO elect their United States
Senator, but have the distrctng OF the State under
the new law privileges OF no ordinary moment.
Frederick Brent, an individual who was some
time since macousy charged with perjury, ana
obtaining money from the Franklin Insurance Com
pany In Philadelphia, TO the amount OF $l5OO, has
been honoraby acquitted. 1t was alleged that he
had taken false oath TO the amount OF property
in his Brewery establishment, which was burnt
down in this city some time since, and insured in
the Franklin Company, philadelphia, thereby OBJ
tanning the insurance. The individual who brought
the accusation has been taken up, and imprisoned
on a charge of perjury.
The Kendall Course Races will commence at Can
ton on the 18th instant. number OF fine horses
are expected The purses are 5000, $500, $3.50; en-
trance $50, $40, $l5 The races will continue four
days. The celebrated racer Fashion, will be on the
ground to take issue with Mariner The track and
every thing pertaining thereto has been put in com
plete order
The tendency of Howard street -four is downward
are very dull. Wheat ranges from 80 to 80 cents.
The Beef Cattle market Is well supplied, and prices
range So 81 per 100 pounds nett, according to
quality. RoDERIcK
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Democratic majority,

Democratic majority, i9ns 1880 Wing ms'y.
These fgurespresent a singular state Of facts. In
1910, the wings carried the State by majority of
b. 290 in aggregate vote OF 43S in lS4l, last
year, the democrats the day by 10 1S, out of a
vote of 1862 ,240, thus showing dimlnuon in one
year of 81 III of the wing strength-and OF q, 1888
of the democratic vote-in all &c, l04. In other
word the political excitement of 1910 over that of
lS4l, was equal to 76, l0i voters, who absolutely
stayed at home but as this want OF interest last
year pervaded the wings more than the democrats,
the latter gained the State by 10, l4S majority.
1t is evident from these facts that if the wings
be brought out, either by songs coons, excitement,
good sense, nonsense, they will carry the
State-but wha' are the chances of such re-
suit Z
svery difficult to give solution to this ques-
ton. AT the two Syracuse Conventions, the esti-
mate of the wings 1900 majority in their fa-
vor-that of the democrats 5000 the other way.
The result next month will very much depend on
chance, accident, effort, money, and various other
causes. In the Erie Railroad region there will
probably be great excitement, and strong vote
tor the wings. In the Erie Canal region similar
feeling may pervade the people TO great extent !;
but in the Hudson river and northern counties
particularly in the region of the city Of New York
tne proodolty Is tnat great iukeWarmness VIII per-
wade the wings. 1t is also very certain that great
fears begin to prevail among the capitalists, bank
ers nanciers, and large operators, that the
of the wings would establish State financial po
Icy, leading to general discredit bank revusion,
and Ultimate repudiatlon-just the disease which
affects Pennsylvania and other States. Warm po-
htcians don't look recent resultsbut the nelli-
gent business classes begin to think deeply Of the
effects of elections general credit and confidence.
This feeling may keep many thousands Of the wings
at home. On the other hand, although the State po-
hey supported by the wings is dreaded-their
tional policy is in accordance with the finan-
cial classes.
This latter circumstance will hardly be sufficient
TO concordance the other side and on that &C
count we are rather inclined TO the opinion that the
emocrats have the best chances of carrying the
State ofNew York. Much, however, will depend
the tact, exertion, skill and enterprise which
Zach party may put forth from this time up to the
decisive day that will decide the fight. Thus far
the democrats have managed their game in the best
style The wings have, by their violence, proscrip-
ton and arrogance, driven many rom their ranks.
and disguised others that will stay at home. Let
us wait md see the grand result
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MONEY MARK EFT.


We yesterday made some remarks on the progre
individual reputation consequent upon the examT
Boorman, Johnston & Co. Already another case
brought up before the Board of Brokers this morning
cisely similar in character, being claim for fifty 81
Of kentucky Bank Stock against John Rankin. Esq,
has been amateur Spectator for some years in
street. The seller Of the stock, H. G. stebbns
his claim, cooly referred to the pamphlet of ID
Lord, Esq which is now the repudiator's text book
Sales at the Board were very small, without r
change in rates. Delaware and Hudson fell per
Farmers Loan /.
OF late years it has GENE to be true that the Pot
the country have turned mostly upon points intim,
connected with commercial and financial operatiol
Antagonist principles of commercial science have bet
identified with opposing parties. Hence, at every I
ton the existing regulations liable to entire
ton, which ever party may gain the sscendancy. A
country is now situated in regard to ito financial
this state of affairs involves tho alternative of utter
or gradual recovery from the disasters which SURF
us. Henceit is that capitalists and mercantile men
spectators without being politicians. view with {
anxiety the results of every election. As the ever
proaches dead pause takes place in those movemen
which the welfare of the country depends. No
knows what species of property is to be improved
which to be destroyed b. the popular Voice as EXPIRE
through the ballot boxes Hence capital lies idle o.
tons cease goods and produce accumulate in stores
prices droop the necessities of the holders force
sales This is now peculiarly the case in regard t
State Of New York, point from whence the whole U
is Influenced for good or for evil The accumulate
debt inability to pay and consequent reputation has
the ruin Of nearly all the States Of the Union OF
years, and greatly injured that of New York. Last
the State debt had gone on increasing in the olloV
proper ton -
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PRicEs OF NV YsRx STATE STOCK.

This table presents the unerring progress OF disei
down to the passage Of the tax bill and the stoppae
loans for works of public improvement. From that
the price with the increasing abundance of mo
until the approaching elections Of the fall developed
fully the views of the contending parties The wing
ty have mado use of every promise in all sections u
with public works at any and every e1pens
They have endeavorcd to throw odium upon I
opponents for the passage of the tax BILL the oPpera'
Of which made difference. as seen in the above ngu
of IL per cent in the market value OF the state $40
which rs equal to 100000. Their promises and p
obligations leave them no choice but to continue the
railroad and also the enlargement OF the Erie cana
These works will involve additional expense OF at
saoooooo What will be the effect Of repeating the
law, and then attempting such an outlay bill lei
passed the lower house of the Ohio STATE legislature
,horsing loan Of $4,000 only, and that not new
but new form for an old one Yetths stock ofhst s
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The Approaching EIection-The Probable
Result.

The approachng election in this State is highly
important in many poinis of view. Business, trade,
measures. men, will all be deeply affected by the
result Other States may vote this way this year
that way next year-but the whole Union looks TO
New York, TO get the for iuluriy. If the whigs
carry New York, the wings will carry the Union
if the democrats, the democrats.
With this view, what are the questions before the
people, and what will be the probable result?
The wings declare their purposes to be- in regard
to State policy-the continuation Of the great Erie
Railroad-the enlargement OF the Erie Canal-the
construction of other works of Internal improvement
in the North-the repeal of the direct taxes-rhe
borrowing of more money, and the consequent in
crease OF the State debt In national affairs they
are in favor of United States Bank--for Mr. Clay IS
election to the next Presidency--in favor of high
tariff, fully adequate for protecton-and for the
distribution of the proceeds of the public lands 10
the States.
These, we believe, are the leading views OF the
wings The democrats profess, not altogether, but
nearly opposite policy both State and National
They profess to be in favor of economy-of pre-.
serving the State credit--of borrowing no more
money-of direct taxes to meet the deficiencies of
the annual lnterest-aganst Clay-against bank
against high tariff-or the distribution of the public
lands.
Now this being the position of the two parties,
only Appropriated by looking at past events. We
accordingly present the election this State
for 1910 and IL, as follows:-
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o. PROOF THAT THE HUMAN HAIR CA
restored by the power of Chemistry copy tn
first beg to tell the public that we refer to scient
preparation called "Jones Oil OF Coral Circassia"
well known by those who have used it to be oil this
represented. Here is Mr. Jones' staten. mt to U.S.
SIR-I pledge my word and honesty these the
tiles Of my Hair Restorative. II will force the hi
grow the face. the body the head or any part
nature intended hair to grow, and by strengthenir
scurvy or dandruf and cause light, red or grey b
assume dark look, and in time cause 1t to grow
from the roots. The following have used It and c
the above its qalities and fifty others could be
duced. but those who don't believe an article wher
recommended must remain in ignorance Of its really
derful power and qualities -
T.POWER, Grocer, Fulton st. Brooklyn.
Judge EDWARDS, of Philadelphia.
MIR. w. HOPKINS, 81 King at. N. Y. city.
Mr.. j. PEARSON, Navy Yard Charlestown.
JAMES GILBERT, Jeweller Houston ct N. Y
Yet another undeniable proof-Readi it.
The Royal Scientific Institution has been favored
specimen of Jones Oil Of Coral Circassa, for the
pose of testing its recommended qualities and repo
follows =" We have infinitely examined and tested
Oil Of Coral Circassia and find that il consists of
pounds decidedly favorable for nourishng sotening
sing growth, curing dandruf, and giving dark al
ance 10 the hair, being the qualities most recomm'
by Mr. Jones, which this society find perfectly true
in virtue thereof award Mr. Jones the above testmo
Signed, J. s. BAKER, R. 8 I
Portman street, Portman Square, Lond
Its fame has reached Europe This most excelle
tcle, proved beyond the possibility Of doubt to
represented is sold at the very reasonable price Of
Sshillings bottle, in order that poor and rich may
street. New York. Agents, State street. Boston
Dock street. Philadelphia, 81 State street, Albany
Fulton street, Brooklyn also by Ziebar, Wsshingto
c.; and A. Marvin, Sing Sing.
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New YoRx STATS DEBT IN EACH YrAR.

This being the progress of the debt in the sprn
ls4l, it became evident that the amount was as Is
perhaps larger than the State had means to provide
and the expedency Of tax to supply my possible
tingency was urged In the mean time the stocks is
to the Erie Railroad were continually forced upon
market and there being but little prospect that bor
ing would speedily cease, or that tax would be ls'
stocks fell rapidly until at the close of the last session
democratic party stopped all further loans, and laid
to meet any possible contingency. The price the
q ocks then Immediately rose and continued firm ,
within short time fears Of a wing predominancy a
coming session, repeating the tax and Increasing
loan, would ruin the value Of the stocks, prices
dropped. The following table will show the prices o.
leading denominations Of New York Stock during
vaar -
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MUSICAL ExcrrEMENr-TBE SrABAr MATER -
Nothing that has occurred in the musical world OF
this country since the days OF Malibran has created
such an excitement the performance ofthe Stabaf
Mater at ST. Peters Church last Sunday night. II
was the talk all over the city during the greater part
OF last week many persons commenced the study
OF latin and music in order to relish its beauties ;
persons came from New jersey and the remote parts
OF Staten Island and Long Island TO hear it. The
rush and pressure to get seats at the Church was
tremendous; and when it was found that the place
was likely to be full, So offered for single
ticket The following is the passage on which the
hymn is founded:-
Now there by of Jesus his mother and
his mothers sister Mary the wife of CleoPha and mary
Magdalene. When Jesus therefore saw his mother, and
the disciple standing by whom he Lowell he saith unto his
mother, Woman behold thy son Then saith ne TO the
disciple, Behold thy mother And from that hour that
disciple took her unto his home"Bibe John iS-2o
%, 81.
This remarkable excitement is of a very mixed
character. Ii is partly musical, partly fashionable,
partly religious, and partly the excitement OF curosi-
ty and the consequence is, that the Stabat Mater
will be repeated tomorrow night at the same place
What adds to the singuarty of this general excite
ment the fact that this sort OF secaran song
Catholic hymn in alteration of the blessed Virgin
exclusively, and intimately connected with the wor-
ship, form and ceremonies of the Catholic Church
Yet the Protestant portion of the community appear
10 be under as much excitement about II as the Ca
thoics, and the rigid Presbyterlans, young and
old, parake of the general feeling, and rush with
enthusiasm to hear the performances.
1t was but few days ago that the Rev David
Hale announced in his paper that the power OF the
Pope was declining; but according to present APP
pearances that power is increasing immensely and
rapidly. 1t is true that the old political power pos
sessed by the Roman Pontfs has declined, and that
their absurd dogmas have now no weight or infiu-
ence but the church music, the poetry, the enthu-
siasm, the spendor-all the outward forms Of Catho-
cty, increasing not only in this country, but in
England also and the introduction of the Stabat
Mater will do much to increase it, Whether this
last be movement OF the Pope of r ONE = or not, we
are ignorant but lift is, he has shown himself to be
a very sensible old fellow. The fact is, that all
these movements nothing more than revival OF
the pure worship oflhe Virgin as in the olden time
and it would be much better for the world at large,
if the worship of the Virgin were to be more gene
rally revived, with all The appropriate accompan-
ments, and lofty enthusiasm of poetry, and music
and song
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AxERicAS MUSEUM This is a regular gala week at
hs establishment. Two performances take place every
day at four o'clock and the other half past
Dr. Valentine. decidedly the most genteel comic denes
tor in America emptied his budget of droeres last night
amid the most enthusiastic applause from large dscr
minatng and fashionable audience. The Doctor is real
original and is ever the blue devils. Sig
nor vvaldi's wonderful automaton figures engaged
another week-aso Mr. Nellis, born without M 81
Hosd Celeste. the Gypsey Girl. sc. The nestness snt
good order which characterize this popular place Of re
sort subject Of general remark and encomium.
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NEw YoRK, April 20, ls4a.
Dr. c. c. BRrsroL, Buffalo, N.Y.
DEAR SlR- -
-We have been selling during the year past consider
ae quantities of your Extract of Sarsapara and think
from the account hear Of its virtues from those who
have used that the sale in this city may be much in
creased by paying attention in advertising Our
such with the different papers that
have dvertisemens inserted much better terms
than most others pay and conspicuously. II you
would like to make an arrangement with for selling it
extensively think could be made of much ad-
vantage to us both We have four different stores
hree them in the best location in the city for retailing
and one for wholesaing and facilities such
will enable us to dispose Of more Of it, perhaps than any
ther house We shall be much pleased TO hear from you
N this subject you visit New York in the course OF
month or So TO you at 7s Fulton street.
Yours, very respectfully,
A. B. q d. SANDS.
VIM, Burger wholesale agent so Courtlandt street. and
1888 Greenwich retail at the following places:
dilhau's Pharmacy 1873 Broadway; Rushton and Aspin
vall Ito Broadway, IS William street, and 10 Asto
House; Jas. syme, M. D., SO Bowery; Robert Leggeu
D.. IL Avenue d; D Quscksnbush 700 Greenwich street,
and Ill., 207 Greenwich street; Dickinson Goodwin,
Hartford, CT.
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mz-DR. BARTHoLoMEw's PINK ExPEcroRANr

sYRUP.-Ths valuable remedy for all diseases of the
chest lungs and liver not like humbug nostrums the
day compounded of best for these
by the best chemist in the United States
ranted contain morphine any preparation of opium
of which the adv srtised balsams ID made Of Fanal
ly recommended disease but those it has been
known to cure Will the sufferer but make one trial and
they will oxto this medicine above all Others There are
many vile counierfets it, which the public guard
against To be found only genuine at II Maiden Lane
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The College Of Medicine aud Pharmacy,

Established for the Suppression OF Quackerv.
GO BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
of obtaining medical advice, that renting the sum Of
dollar with statement of their case they will be
supplied with dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter OF udvice containing full directions to diet
regimen, sc. All letters mus, be post paid Address
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office ofths College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, N. Y.
B. The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting rooms of the college Hours
from 10 till 2 o'clock
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Q3-BOZ IN AMERICA.-"America in the nineteenth
century is the work which speculation has been
The qui vve since his penny anership left the hosp
table shores Of America Various opinions have been
hazarded to whether he would blow up Broth
err Jonathan. As thin skinned people doubt
shall vince awfuy under the severity Of his literally
LEGATIONS The general reader should take advice and
buy lot of good segara before he down devour
this literary DISH and every true gourmand will relish
with twice the govt by the smoke of the light segar in
fact they TO the calculation Of writer's
ideas caper is to mutton But monsieur says,
"revenons mouon" the Spanish House. 256 Broadw
have got in capital of Normas old and fine:
also Noregos and all other favorite brands of the day
Don forget the 1885, few doors above the New York Mu
apum