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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
Tamuluny's Plans.

The Tammany Committee on Discipline took
the initiative steps yesterday toward the reconstruction
OF the General Committee Of the Second Assembly Dis
trct. All Of the committee except John Kennedy ana
Edward Gce said that they should support TammH.
ny nominees. Messrs. Kennedy and Giles we're friends
Of County Clcrk Walsh, and would vote for the Hon
John Morrssey II he ran for senator IN the Fourth
District. fx. Assistant Alderman Jeremiah Murphy
Each wAhes to be nominated for Alderman this fall.
and desires 10 have the committee reorganzed
he may control t and thrreDy aeCu." the nomination.
The Committee on Discipline Will report to the Com
mitiee on Organization on Wednee day. There little
dOubt tnat thes Will recommend that Inc OF the
second District Committee Oe gwen tO Alderman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
The Trial of ohm slncy aud lingo Parks.

CLEARFIELD, Pa Sept. @7.-lo-day having
been nIed for the trial Of smcy President and Zlhgo
Parks District Organizer of the Miners National As.
sociaton. for conspiracy, riot, and unlawful
blages &C., In connection with the miners strike u
last sprng large number Of witnesses and Interested
parties are In attendance.
The defendant IL represented by Judge Barrett of
CeaTneld, 4. W. Hughes and Lin Bartholomew OF
Schuylal country aud exUnite1 states senator Car.
pcuterOf MisConsl all of whom present.
The prosecution haylng been instituted bT the coal
opera Ors Of Cearned county exclusively the District
Attorney wall be assisted by United states Senator
Wallace, VINO, counsel for the POWelon aud titan.
ming Companies to the strike appears for them In
this proceeding also for the sheriff The trial begins
70 morrow, ana win pToblby Occupy week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
An omcer Using nj. n.voI,cr.

OGlcer Linderman Of the Eldridge street po-
lice station while leading intoxicated prisoner along
Broome street. last evening. was attacked by crowd
Of roughs who cndravored to rescue tho prisoner.
Amons tnem Vas Edwin Mclntrye of 800 Madisoa
street.
Oincer Havcrty went to assist tho policeman. Mcin-
tyre AuOrEed him down. took his baton from him. aud
hfeu At hn. bfccr llaycrty cleared himself from the
cowd and shot hclnyre t*ice. Que ban entering tho
sht J thd other strSug Tio tic c;t side VI his
eheht lie was taAan " nllIeyne I0.pltaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28

SAN FRANCISCO, sept 2.-COn has been pour
ng into thc Dank Of California rapidly to-day In pay.
ment OF the assessment OF 20 per cent the guarantees
func. levied by the syndicate on SATURDAY. AbOm
300 QOO wn- paid IN TO-DAY up To o'clock L. NJ aud
the b Lance viii com" IN tomorrow.
Tue committees Of the nig s.ocK boards decided
TO recommend tntt both boards resume business
Idcsday. october 8, tue BANKS Of california aud
Nevada being expected to open Monday. IL 10
thought there viii Oe dlcu Ia m4kug scttlementa
anu tnat there will be RoOI market
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
A storm on the British Const-An America.
Vessel Lost.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-The American ship
Ellen Southland. Capt. Woodwork, from 81.
John n. h., for Liverpool, was lost to-day on
the Lancashire coast, between Formby and
Crosby not more than twenty miles from Liver
pool. One Of the life boats which went to the
assistance of the ship capsized, aud nine OF the
crew were drowned. The gSls was very damsg-
ing both at sea aud on land. AT this hour q
i. Nj the weather continues bolsterous, and
teleg aphic communication northward is stuf
Interrupted.
Further accounts from the North show that
great damage has been done by the storm. A.
Manchester large mill was prostrated by the
gale, and the falling walls crashed into the ad-
Jacent buildings causing great destruction OF
property but no loss of life. Many vessels broke
adrift IN the Firth Of Forth, on the Tyne, af
Shields, and In the Mersey. and the .cas dalties
are numerous.
Eight of the crew NJ tho Southard were
drowned. and by the capsiZing Of the life boat
hich went 10 her assis stancc, the plot and four
VI boats crew were lost
The ddmale by the storm In Liverpool Is i'm
mcnse. Nearly every building IA the city suf-
fcrcd some injury. Several fatal casualties are
reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28

While the prisoners from the rombs were DO.
ing driven to he boat at the foot OF East Twenty sh
street yesterday afternoon prisoner, who had been
sentenced TO one year Backwell's Island as puN-
lshmcnt for aandOning his wife escaped frum the
end ran to frHt avenue closely pursued by Ocer Park
er OF the mounted squad. 90 belug captu the prs
caught the ofntcr bY the throat struck him
severa times The officer then presented his revolver
a IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
john Morri,.cr Me,Iring from Bn.Inc...

John Morrissey on the 6h inst, sold his house,
West Twenty fourth street, and half the personal
property on the premises to Albert Spencer who has
been manager II Mr.. Morrissey's business for come
tune. The price pad was 10000. u Is understood
that Mr. MOrrsseY gwen up his club house business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28

ROME. Sept. H.-Yesterday copy of tho
note received from Canovas de Castillo during
his premiership was despatched to Cardinal
Simeoni. the Papal Nuncio at Madrid. from IN
Vatican. This note promises the reestabi.sh-
ment OF the COncordat.
Cardinal McClOskey had n long confersncs
with Cardinal Antonelll Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
The Texas Cyclone.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-rho Signal Onlce re-
ports follows In reference to the cyclone al
lndiaLols The lowest barometer occurred ou the af-
tcrnoon Of Sept TO- when Stood ~ W nrhes with
the maximum velocity of ina ut tue time eighty.
SIX inlrs per hour THOUSANDS Of dro ned cattle
streWn over the prllrca south OF lnAnoa where they
were carried ny The current, aud several ht cOasun9
steamers are lying Ia tue same direction 70
teu miles inland, having been left high dry BY The
reCcllng waters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
Old CatholIe Prle-t. Allowed to ,Iarry.

LONDON. Sept. IA special telegram to
the Pau Maa Gazette from Berlin says: Dean
Susczinsky has Joined tho old Catholics, and
married. The Old Catholics were thus obliged
to decide the question In regard 10 priests mar
rying, and decided II a1lrmatively. Ihe Gov
ernInent has resolved to protect Dean Susczlnsky
In The eplOYment Of MS temnOralItes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
A Murderer Caught.

NoRwIoH, Conn, sept. I.--Rchard Robinson
the murderer OF Mrs Catherine DIXON at NorvlchOwn,
was arrested thlA evening at wIllmantic, whore he
had oh ained work and was brought TO this city. Ilo
confessed tho crlme and attempted To commit suicide
by taking poison. but failed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28

Judge Donohue has granted an attachment
Sgninst the prOpety OF the N. j. and N. Y. Railroad,
at the suit O tho Hon. N. j. Jewett. President and
on the nonleyment Of t130s.ss due on contract by
wnch the Erie road undertUOk TO furnish tho OF
ami
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
brooklyn voters may register to-day.


John ID. Nolan, editor of the Mlcis' Journal
Is the Democratic candidate tor supervisor IN thd
IWenty.stcOnd Ward.
Carr Bauer, laborer In Hayemeyer's sugar r0-
hnery IN North Srrond street, Brooklyn. . Killed b
the elevator yesterday.
The Penitentiary Investigating Committee,
which meets to-day n the Court House. desire all en-
cOnNicts who have complaints to mnke o. attcnd The
inNrstigatlon is W 10 eoncluded II no tesumOny 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28

Il. T.. Taylor Of 10 Cambridge place, BROOKLYN,
OF Messr. BROOKS Co. Fulton AM sands street.
tsl weakness, and A. time. he wss greatly depressed
lie shot himself before no had taken hA break fas
before OF the family had him awake. s bu u
moss analrs were regular. and hs hono life wss nn'
uluAlly plh haaAnk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28

Mr.. Thomas McCue OF III sullivan street. died
OF heart disease while work In the Tax Comnisslon
ers office yesterday lie was employed by Mr.. Nash
stove ceaier, and was putting up Stove when he died
President Of the Father Mathew Society Nos, and
He was once active IN Seventeenth Ward pOliuCs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28

"The Burger Schultz Vercin for Liberty OF
Business and Conscience organized yesterday By
the election OF Nenry Clsuscn Chairman and Jacques
Schnz. secretary. lheir object VI attack u Lns
Oppressive EAcse avs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
Tho Queens County Fair.

The premium list, regulations aud proRramms
for the annual fall exhibition of the Queens County
mar DO had BY addressing the sesrotsrT, SAMUEL VIII
letA. On tho ar0uAdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
PRICE TWO CENTS
FLASHED OVER THE CABLE.
WHATWAs WORTH REPORTING FR0M
EUROPE YESTERDAY.
The Insursents in the Turkish Provinces De.
mandina that tho Great Powers sham
Gusrn ntee 10 them Certain Reforms.

The Insursents In the Turkish Provinces De-
mandins that the Great Powers shsm
Gusrnntee 10 them Certain Reforms.
LONDON, Sept ia special to the
Times from Vienna says that the portion OF the
Consular Commissioners wbich.returned to Mos
tar say that thoy are convinced that with few
exceptions the insurgents arc ready TO lay their
grievances before the Turkish Comml ssioner.
and negotiate; but they desire n suspension Of
hostillties meanwhile, and think II indspensH-
BILE that the great powers guarantee certain rs-
sOry. The consuls says the districts they have
uaversed have been frightfully devastated. The
population hss been decimated by disease aud
suffering. Unless speedily helped tho country
Will be ruined for many yoars to come.
special to the Pau Hdu Gdzette from Berlin
says that the Turkish Government has sent .
note TO the great powers disavowing any inten-
ton Of attacking her vassal States. The North
ern Ambassadors have recommended the Porte
not To Dursue the insurgents into bervia and
Montenegro.
,cosssrASTiSorLn Sept. e7.-The Consul.
q Sostaf. on Friday. 'pF In view view Of 'tS tSs
failure OF their attempts to arrange
conference w,s The InsSIsent' e.
resolved to request the Consuls to confer wits
Server Pasha 10 order to suggest practlcabie
sador declared his adhesion to this proposal on
the strict condition Of nOn-interventiOn.
Tho British and Italian Ambassadors declared
their opinion that the mission Of the Consuls
was terminated, but tney promised to apply to
their respective Governments for further In
BErGRADE, Sept. 27.-All public functionaries.
except chiefs OF departments. have been noti-
ned that they are liable To be called upon for
military service, and must hold themselves In
readiness.
Newspaper announce that tho Minister q
War has retured from Kragujwatz, aud has
made a regulation for ono thousand horsesJ
and they say tho Land dwehr cavalry In the dis
trict Of Belgrade have received orders to pro-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-28
Ycsterdny's Ball Game In Williamsburg.
SSspi SsS haven. ,,a.so . 9 3 9 / 9 9 "a


Clear or partly cloudy weather, and northeriy
to westerly winds, and slowly rising barometer.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
Gin Real estate for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN, if sold at once.-A
~ first class story brown stone house. on
46thst 1haye Possession; not sold IA days
will be leased to good tenant Tor a term OF years
:. EDDY, 30. Park place
NOMBINATiON PERFECT COOKING
" RANGES that heat the rooms abcye. Economical Dm a
BILE Warranted. HULL GkiPkN a Co. Third ave, above
Twenty -th.rG.st. y. Y.
lime THREE-ST0RY and BASEMENT
Il private HOUSE and LOT, with alt improvement bar
gain very easy Apply 10 OWNER, No 30 last
2Oth ST., 3d-aVe.
k1D-ST., broadway and Sixth-ave.-4-s tory
eJsJ BROWN STONE. cabinet trimmed extra pumbe,f
Gearable and new, $4,000. 6sths Central Park
3story brown stone, all improvements. $4,000 W. STE
VEINS, broadway and 5lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
Gonnlrp ljropertp 90 Get.

AT MORRlSON--IO lease or rent for season,
"a elegant country residences, wan an "gern w ".
,cus I9ue 0rOunds and abundance OF Hl CO. i'iS IL "a
LOCO to sl,O0 =. EDDY NO farN liio''
n a,,th ~ Tocg Bfarh-To RENT large hon'e snl ON
bndo,. Gee honse 6ei, with Al ocean aDi u.os @sf
~ 80 ,coriej az rgf bIlriiog 20 ~ I1f w =
Adrss or AMY for two weeks 10 T. COOK, 2o5 "feon"fa
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Geacbcr5.

PERFECT GENTLEMAN professor of
~ iauO Singing and Laugudgcsl wishes ew nlOlr pupils
tdsaId u JrIyale family IN eN
Change lessons into to c0InIy daring Summer
ADDRESS Ftcs5SOf 23l East s
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS desiring competent
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
Brooklpn Real Gsiale for sale.

TOR SALE-On Clinton ave, in the best mart
i an elegant HOUSE GROUNDS and STABLE; or would
DO lot furnished Tor a term Of years.
Rutland q WHITING, 8 Beekmanst
Z STORY BRICK HOUSE and STORE; Brick
- extension 0st Fulton ST. next to ave-
store 2Uxe5 suitable for business and
fully occupied BY the owner as store aad house %
yn CAN owner above agents stock and fItnres
aeHfcd J, IL. GhIEB.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

POLITICAL HISIOk1
OF the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
from
1860 TO 1874.
Including Classified Summary Legislation Of Congress
during
THE GREAT REBELLION
THE RECONSTRUCTION.
Containing
The Executive, Judicial, and Poltco Military Facts
Of that Evcnttul Period
Also the Action, Congressional and state, on the
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH AMEN DMENTS
tho Constitution of the United States,
and the
GREAT CONTROVERSY
CONGRESS AND PRESIDENT JOHNSON,
giving the
Articles Of impeachment Votes in the House
and judgment In the Senate
Being Record Of
IMPORTANT POLITICAL ACTION,
State and National
from the
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1860
JULY IS, 1874
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New- lersen Real estate for sue.


At ORANGE, N. ia modern HOUSE, IL
rooms with STABLE, and one acre ol Ian ~ garden
and lawn line views; price moderate - M ,..
4 r MORRISTOWN, n. J.--FOr SALE or to
N LET good HOUSE with six bedrooms stable, garden,
aud orchard depot chis and fever nor mosquitoes
9 SMITH DODGE, 10 West 10th st.. n. Y. THEO AfRfS'
MOrristown.
L'OR SALE AT % bargain in Plainfeld, n. j.
4 Desirable HOT 81 aud RIO y d, handsomely looatedon
one of 81 only minutes walk from dtpot
RUTLAND Il WiITiNG,5 Boekman ST.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CARPETS
4 and FURNITU RE-Pr me uNIMPkDNED PROPEk'
TY al Cranord, y. H. Central RaiI0a1 AGdiees La
CHANGE, TT bune Office
I'VE in YOUR OWN IT0ME.-$500 cash
and nv irstalmets with 10000 left on mortgage
al per cent, With abadsome coinmo0 ~ bU l'BAN
VILLA RESIDENCE with ample grpdl. niiluf Guy cpu-
ry iiviugi locality class We'll drisd and heath, near
and lighted streets, police u1rNci t
schools aud within 40 minutes Of business New York by the
upriyaed the Central EaioaI Of New
Jersey House large stable. gus hot and cold WateG clos
els bath ~ nearly lii ont ~ drives lawn,
For particulars address OW Err, PostOhce Boz ISL Eh@a
beth III
NEW JFRSEY.-FO SALE-Alodcrn French
near gl ave- Ros.le, containing ght and tc gas
class viii De sold cheap and on easy
terms disposed Address u. A., Box l2o tribune
Office.
DAMRAPO, \. j., 20 minutes from city by
y !. &. a. H. at variety o. property S5 and rent
o1icc near dcyOi, and 30 Nassau st. hour- 10 u No..
WAI. CURRIE & ROY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
Nuriion Sales of Real Gsiale.

A BSOLUTE SALE OF PROPERTY, 125
~ Macdongal st. Of Am.ty, 2Jth OF APRIL 1870, by
Reid V. uaIuett AuCtiOnecr, at Ill BIUadwal, Trinity
Building; an in all i've stories let for $1,000 per
anuim. A good investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
REAL T. ST AT H..

NEw-YoEK. SATURDAY, April "a. 1879
At the Exchange Salcsroom, to-day, Joseph
Mcclure sold nv order of the Supreme Court under di-
recon OF AeNanderF Kerchc referee the three story
brick house aud tot north side Seyenty-egh!hst l25 ?
feet west Of Sec0ndve lot 10 IOxIO22 10 j. T. Pupke
for 1910. The sales ANNOUNCED Tor next week are
mainly OF legal and not OF special interest.
For May. important sales have been
of which due notice will bc given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


SEw-YORK CITY.
Tors d iiarng to r. y Haring $50
Canal ST. H. s. (No 2j9l 2jAxSl.6........ ........
Canal IT. 321 10 eof Brspiway runs Si6X W l.Jxs
to beginning; n. solomon Ia 4 Tuska.. $1,000
Catharinest 1881 II n OF Cherry 81, 25SXlOJi C. NJ
la COSTA, ref Joyce. 2O6OO
Ceddrst, - 2lH tie Of Wlliam-st, about 4i2N636
irregular i. Miller to r. Muller .........-,.. 1920
UOIdliO st. lOl II " Of GrccnwiCliaSc l6SXST6; O.
W Nc dam To +. short $500
Prospect place W : II IT n Of 42d st, i6sx5I; n.
>oicburg Jnrer ........... -. 9046
Cherry st tNos no and lIs) 462,9S5; Chcrrystw
=, i52 II Q Of Caherfnest. 224y9s6; Catherine 81,
T. 81 IT Of Cherry st. 4.llx746; c. NJ. la Costa, -
l2tn IT, 3 $40 II OF Avenue c, 2oGx77G: +. Yung
10 J. krciirr. 60O0
/. Falk - ...........- .....:.... 200
wife lie to II. Bornemann ....::-.... 5000
lJths $40 II " of 5tlaye, 2lXlO05; Sinclair,
rel 10 Chitcnden. l45OO
beth VIE Walswit1 ..........---- $500
54tis 100 ft OF loth-ave, 96Xl0O.5; FAN tOJ
Flynn. 10 -. 1900
beginning !: short g. @ W Nc Adam ;..-...;; 1880
l. 4 ............:... 10 500
j Hayes 10000
hardt Helena Kaiser 1900
Jacob and Alien. $500
10 q 10000
about - n q Harlem River, following
center line bet IL d.st and I2ith.st, 4 about 25G.1
iO0l0; TtTpcny TO 8 Lorcr...- ..,....... $500
Robbins aye,e =, % it's Of Uucasst 2JxlOj Morris
ania, MCOwcr Ia II @ Duffy. ...-............ $50
Worh.avc, G 4, 10 II n OF Spring At, 2jXlO0 West
Farms Doyo to Catharine, wife OF Calalan $50
% ave. cor e2d ST. 54.2ACl: a McMulin TO i c 1890
Wenore 10000
Wick to Y Iatned INDEPENDENTLY. 2S5Oo
dClGon... 49,. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
BROOKLYN propsrtu % Gei.

VIOR SALE or TO LET, on one OF the best
Il Ines ~ routes ~ BroJ<lyn rome am ,'a's ave-
Snlcndid BIIDWS STONES, FfAMi. or BslLh, wit1 a
~" @iTi, SiSufD and UNF0RSIsnE9 6b LIZ Lh n.ns.
dies possess ven. Apply ~ JAZZ HALL 4" BIN, 20
Sig Fran Din ave, near Greene, Brooklyn.
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Miscellaneous-Country.

CLFRGYMANis WIDOW. residing in
"a Hartford Conn. desires RE- II J.. family
MOrIiKRLhSS CIIILDEFN or ch drcn whose paints are
70 NJ abroad References Ic B-ho Connecticut Ac"
Jersey Pittsburgh Address Mrs q. l.. OF Rev.
Ui. ". Nicer smith, Hartford conn
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, y. Y, for
Lig~ gcIcuen.- 49, pr year Tor bpad aid com
mon English prepare for ciesc, Tor business s Ioi he
Address Jos. H. KING. ID. Spring Term. March -.
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Jusiruetlou.

Jusirnetlou.
For Young Ladies-City.
KINDERGARTEN, A East 43d-st., near
IN ave. and kindergarten in the city.
All the FrOebc occupations taught thoroughly. Training
class mothers schools and families supplpd
with Kindergartners Miss II. NJ COE, Pr1n.
MARGARET j. MCDONALD'S
DRAWING AND WATER COLoRS,
from Nature,
7SS Broadway, Room 3.
AND DRAWINGS OF ANIMALS, IN WATER CoLohs.
$40 for 40 lessons the pupils residence Payable in adj
vance.
Miscellaneous-City
CPANISH Language DE TORNOS will
continue giving private lessons during the Summer at
7s9 6th-ave
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
N n j. Rev j. G. wyCROFF, Principal.
A BOARDING SCHOOL for II Boys.
n U. W. STARR Port Chester. N. Y.
BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton, Conn.,
ID healthy location; t@rlas moderate Adj
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
4yI Plains. N y. Principal O. Il WILLIS. Ph. d.