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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
CIVIL NOTES.

On the application Of james D. Fowler and
the concurrent euest John Baird, receiver, Judge
Do.ahue granted yesterday an order ustn'otlng 3fr
nalul t. surrender the owners United States bonds
II -ecures merely deposited with TIE CONNER
cni MaTcLOus- company IOr safe keeping ny persons
WHO are NOT debtors ~ nc Company
In the United States District Court yestcr-
day IN the OF Edward wood bankrupt, Judge
Batchford decided that, under section % OF tic Bank
r; Act. application For discharge n bankruptcy must
be made within year from he TINE Of adjudication
IL Woods caac the adjudication maze Oh htIch >,
1865, and the application Tor Giscna Sc vas not made
until June -, 1868. IL was therefore denied
In the application of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company 10 reduce the basis OF it, taxation from
SJ,.4O.COO, as fixed by the Tax Commissioners, to
81 3;joO0 iudgIneut was entered yesterday with tl,e
County CLERK accordance with the decision % the ~
prcue Court. General Terra, allowing the Company de-
uuciun OF Only SIu4,-o, account 81 California dry
d0cA STOCK. wlic the Court holds was err0ncousN IN
Guided in their taxable assets.
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1er-T York, Aug. %, 1875.
4 PRODUCE EXCHANGE DECISION.

The Arbitration Committee OF the Produce
Exchange las recently been called npor to decide DIS
me between Il ssIs. Armour PnkinOn * Co., dealers
aud Gould H. THORPE broker in pork. Armour, Panknion
L. Co state that they purchased Of Thorpe 500 barrels OF
"ess pork FOR cash AT 800 So per barrel and received
IL e same day on tenaerof two warehouse receipts for
$50 barrels each They claim that tie inspection
OF g barrels selected random each barrel was found
TO be IO3fs pounds sHOrL; thai ave barrels contiHl
piece o. tcerfrs az TIE lot were islF an
uluerci. \ claim made lnr - 1a!Fcir Oh
shortage aRgrogatne 500 %. ana - Per Oaffel Ga
Tor m,StIens, ne iOaI claim agefeSa'-s
S<-i %. ,.,,..
Armour, P.aukin Go. was not an expert, ana tHht
pork weighed during tie Sanlner ANA cary All
months iau any other period uf the year; thGt pork
any claim for rebates. This PORK II good quality and
oie- aad altogether good delivery. The Committee
decided thai Adic having been made N accor lance
Win the form OF contract submitted, tue seller "is
Obliged deliver 500 bar-s Of mes puIE ~ gooa ora r.
OF clstonial weight ana merChaHt26!e gI@t. ana
buyer being cled 10 pay for lie Sale on TIC d!iV
cry IF the warehouse receipts bet0Ie cXalLt-u, me
seller war held guariat0r OF weight, quality ana
order until The bdyer iau an opportunity 10 * mine u ;
also that The Customary weight " DGffci O PORK a.
!l, market Is 600 pounds, weighed al tbc tinc oi listcc-
t,an ana the brand Of regular inspector Inusi be
de- med rtgo 6leie evidence OF such weight Also, tAat
horizon Of the pork delivered III ills cat Was mol HieI
clau!abe. Gould II. Thorpe must pay 70 armour
Plapkifon d CO. the OF slO4 and onehnn Oh the
cos,s Oi tins arDit.a tOn"
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INDUSTRY ~ TIE WEST.

To TIE E9it0r or he TFtbNnc.
SIR Whatever may have been the feelings
OF Western people IN dimes past n regard 10 encouraging
immigration from tie Eortl and Est. i matters not
now; for there scarcely citizen in Ibis any adjOin
ing coGnty Whatever shade Of poiit al complexion
WHO W.. welcome ae honest ldustr 0us go-Ihcsd'
Immigrant Monroe County, which is in tue second tier
Of counties west of tine Mississippi River, ana
south OF the Hannibal AMI 81. Joseph Railroad.
contains about 100 square miles. has a
population OF 1900, is well watercd by Salt River and
it, trbiasies slf prairie aaf ui5er has % public
schools. endowed wul pcriAaHcilt and weii-ic"gred
school mad oi tgJ.ue@. ..d IS settled by uaJis.i0
people. TIE country, being !I-l ant rolling aut well
drained. comparatively ist- fom naagai dise.srs.
Tie Crops tAs year. WIKI me exception Ok whes, are
very fn-. 81. c. l..
Paris 10, Sept. %, 1873.
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UNDERGROUND RAILROADS.
ro.he EDITOR Of The TrtbuaG

SIR: 1t appears TO me to be timely in the
present OF the rapid transit question 20 direct
the attention Of the Commissioners The following
from Issue If IRc LO'p1. Lancet CONCERN
ing the undo. ncund railways OF that city:
Those whose hard fortune compelled them 70 travel
by tie underground rway inriH. tie very hot days
experience! lately. mus, have rri. zcd tie sensaton "
taxing 4 Turkish bath without being beneitcd by The
processes o. sl..InpyorZ aul wishing NJ real
improvement. has effected in the ventilation of the
tune and atmosphere along The line IS ~ fOui and
vifialei In al -r-0uarss think the oiirn-
-yc. acr'd smoke AID sitting heat DscpHrabie from a
journey the under Srond rdl way should be avoided
much possible by wca' IS persons.
tnin our railroads slouli be better built than this
underground railroad spoken Of. JN
Sec TOrt. Sept. p, 1875.
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TAMMANY REORGANIZATION.
CHANGES II SECOND AND SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY
DISTRICTS.

DISTRICTS.
The Committee OH Discipline OF the Tam
many Hal GcncIa- Committee reported yesterday TO
tho Committee on Organization with reference TO the
Reorganization Of the lld and XYith Districts. In the
SVIta District the report asserted that there had been
Two oppOsI.g factions. IN April, 1870, an oati-DOEnd
compact Vas made between cer.ain members VI tie
eouitee com posing faction TO act toSc Cher On al
subjects ploaented % tie coEnntiee UEdsr TINS
agreement the Organization Of the committee Was
changed. In September, 1879, tie members OF
the committee composing tie other faction also
entered into compact Under oath TO act
t0sctcf and this mt supported by ma
,u,t al eaeral G. nm iee or ne district iAc &c
Or finds tat General Committee az hc Dlhlflct as
a. pfe, t constituted nUt - 9 r.cG Cd, al" t'at
want ga harmony exists. Inc entering l-tJ sworn eVil-
lart n denounced unuaIiy, uuM-Ilalted aAc "is-
graceful. Committee ON DisC Inc therefore recon-
Inslds that the seats the members o. the General
COMMITTEE ~ TIE district DC declared Nat. ANA 'iii
the Committee Discipline - instructed 10 report =
Ast ui Ineia4crs Tor a nov General COiuIuttci.
regard TIC lid Assoc uDiy Dlatt4Ct q neral con-
mite, Committee Discipline STAKES t-at theic is
absence O.! .lty ana harmony and IccOn-cad5 '-4I
thn seats al VIC members declared vacant ana new
usi OF members be reported Tie Committee On BIS
cPlne also recommend the reimbursement 81 CE"fes -
Don a member OF the General COMMITTEES OF the
ANIiA District.
These recommendations were approved by Tie Com
nittoe Organization. They VIA pfcua1iy De SUD
mtec ~ he COMMITTEES AZ INC blecla meeting
70 De held tnIs evening.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Charles Gomez and George Gomez charged with
selling unstamp.d committed YESTERDAY by Com
sAcl-s al the ACTON 81 .he Grant JGiJ
AZ the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Bernard Nc D9nal. 705 East Nntist heid Tor
nabbng seriously ujWrng liz wife Patrick Gamer,
DRYER - Of The avenue line, was head Tor running
lttlo child Iaiuih Hiram Rce.
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday,
George tcher ~ 40 l0J second IT, was held IN 5000 Oa
on charge forgery pIc-rre by Edward VI. Cory, 81
GrccnIuiu;. J.. J. iho ahiIrt, stated mat On Aug II
A -cer ealioye boy named Martin Quinn 20
CHECK i1f 100, pur0rins 10 Dc signed ~ MI Soie H.
8fetiiamC' and Traders Bank Of Gre.hpoiHL me
forgery wa. cCgeIiy done that the caec PAID.
Two dayr later ,utscher employed an0rr Ia present
cheek Or s2I similarly signed. and the .aAe Dau rus
cashco. pom Information furnished by ne mes
seuecr boys H. detectives osJ.. hutsenor
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cold water those the person IL heated all over
alike externally and his lungs but the person WARMED
one side by fire while the opposite sde ~ cum
paratvely cold receives the shock partially. locally not
alike all over the bGdy. so pcraDn takes cold who
sits in n having door or window little open
while a stream of cold air pours only part OF him.
writer IN British periodical papor n or opinion
third OF the people Of that country excepting children,
their graves ;beic open ppiaces are universal Inc
writer adds that IN countries where Stoves are !seu
cOnsumutOn II "a disease hardy known. lie IL OF
opinion that the pulmonary consumption or biitan ~
caused by the unequal distribution OF heat Oy means Oh
open coal fires.
There evidently difference Of opinion then rs
this subject c. j. II.
East Putnam, Cont, Sept. 16. 1879.
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LABOR ALLIANCES IN THE SOUTH.
RELATIONS OF TIE VIRGINIA ORANGES 10 TIL
COLORED Lab EERs.

COLORf-D Lab EEHS.
TO the EdttOr Of The Trt6gHe
SIR: Those who live in a country where col
orcl people are numerous arc wei aware Aat they pos
sess i.no~ led &c human nature that a. rarely seen
They eer quickly learn when thoy h@ye their employer
in t,r rower and know better than they how to
use thar power their advantage. Another character
ist!c /, their power Of mta!ion. They have Their church
fairs tabelx, benevolent societies, celebrations ana
proc csso' which good taste and trlLy rcuiaka-
bic. Th,y have an unbonnGod racsion Tor public
speaking and IN this, too, reir powerof imitation is srcn
l mention these characteristics not in Il disporagns
SENSE bui 10 show at they lave natural abilities which
with training and culture Turned 10 good account
But the object of this letter ID 20 sho" the relation of the
coloIed people .Ad the Grange. The Changers have
multiplied rapidly in virginia and the cologed people
have looked upon them with suspicious eye.
Granger remarked IL my presence that Eis Grange hal
appointed certain day to discuss tie labor gues-
ton. l. e. bow better TO control It and rocu-
late the prices Of t. I promptly replied that they
were GONG To discuss dangerous subject and that they
had beer drop i and leave labor 10 regulate Itself ny
Che common iav # tif'dc-siprly md demand. cont
AMI II VIVA: action taken on u, hu "st"ws ten
wAc. WAY IL N.-d blo"s. and -.s r-o"a "..' - ID
enough everything and everybody must Guil before
tAtH cN'l Ae Pour ao"Tei "E3 now oh.y ger IRON
learn and az Tie re"eit Convention OF cooF'd men IN
Richmond etcps v,re tak'n 20 Greal.z' .atnr Union
b.ac lor -ecur!l against another Tho cii. alton ~ NY
fi4ia .U. ti..s Labor. and Wh" hone go eva
WI! come rom jhis movement. trcmhc when t.ilnk
Wl1; may be TIE consequences L. iIo v.lo" oi'.l"
Zee i, Yre tlc south ill- free from au0r union,
and .! Is Nonr0f tao violent scene. hat were enacted
ia T,l.-y lYauia i.st spring have ever he Winc- 81
hero. ia -rris" should ~ critical rime with Tie
tobacco or heat crop tine JOS Wollu Pc ac.c uino.
do .pt sly tat slch inr v occ.l, I'm a. BONG 's a."
f.ff,cs- combine and oIc.vor 10 rcrato aHrg treir
rauls and til. "a '0Iers combine Tor projections, s'
t.rg. g. .. v 20 break Whenever parry ~ nk5
IL i. a..--,o,ri bv Tie other a FARMER.
Fiassiten3a Cotuts, va, sept. 20 1875.
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would rather die than appear In court md testify to her
sisters Disgrace. Ii stated, also, that she had been
disappointed in some love affair On Tuesday she LETT
the piano and wep bitterly Toward evening Mrs. Con-
del Went 10 Mrs Parretis room aud found her deep
SeaQ, with VIAL containing witsh substance. on tie
bureau This aroused Mrs. COnlcls suspicious ana sue
Mrs. Barrett from her supor. hut without Success a1d
al $50 D. Tuesday Sue died without having opened
her ewes or uttered word after being found. The
County Physician and Dr. OAKLEY pronounced me con-
tents OF the vial found the bureau 70 he mixture or
Opium and morphine Yesterday morning County Ply
stefan Terrell held pOsmOTtcn examination. ana pro
nounced death the result OF poison The deceased woman
very handsome and able speak three four dI
ferent languages Mr. Coudeil yesterday visited her
relatives Brooklyn, and Alter the COrOners inquest.
her body Will DC removed to tina: city FOR internent
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GOLD PAYING SAVINGS BANKS.
TO the EDITOR or The Tribune.

TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune
SIR Several commuters, and all readers of The
TRIBUNE recently discussed on the cars The merits
OF hard money cOntrasted with our present paper
money. One suggested the plan of establishing
savings bank 70 receive and pay only gold, princi-
pal and interest to be payable in coin. Would not
such an institution he great boon for those who
have not great faith in paper money l hope you
will set this matter before the readers Of your valu
able paper and so oblgc poor man who has less
faith in paper as money than in gold. An.
Orange ". j.. Sept %, 1873.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBASy. \. Y. Sent. 29.-In the Court Of Appeals.
W,sin.-- ". -eDt -, 1870:
Nutuai usursn,s Company, appellants Argued Dy samuel
Hand appella.. and John T.. Parsons Tor
respondent. go
so llS-Iannah Smith. respondent agt. The New York
Central Railroad Company a.. pr.nJs lrgiei by z. \.
stanton for respondent; appellants 10 submit.
No 26Orhr r.Oplc, etc, pIILur3 IA error AIT stephen
II. Powell :ni on,r defendants IN error-ArRutd by Mr.
Of counsel people ana Jy Bea a. ir,y 10Y defend
by consent 81 counsel or
the erel D. amended 10 conform 10 TIE
oricr the Court below. The csse r. SIN 0n.
Proclamation Inauo and the court adjourned Ia Thurs
GAY. sept. 80
ihc f6o.ing calendar FOR Thursday. sept 30 Nos
To-, l23, III, 1872, -, IL. IL ana IL.
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DEClsIONs-sEpr. 20.

SRpreme ChGmb9S-Dy Judge D0nOhue.-
Baker AIT ordered. Matter ~ Lad0ek AZ.
Brisa Matter u EHgcia begaa tourt-Oriers granted.
Superior CJgrl-Npecal Trrm-BY Judge Van
vcrsVan Emburgh agt Drew brewster agt Enhat CT 81
-AuilOus gT4nfea.
common Pieas-SpeciGl Trm-By Judge Loew.-
Hall StoeS.see nemorandunI for counsel Matter of
Charles "eess.-A pplcaucn granted" Fountain ACT kusr
Counsel f0F painah slIud furnish me VITA len'Tan
relied upon by him the
ueut. De agt. Wade. Motion for leave Ia nIe supple
mental complaint deniei, with slO costs Opinion De Leyer
Madc-MUi.Oa llAint granted,
pantiL sGpuiato try next Equity ierm and so
cu..s ul
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PACSENGER.y SITLED.

FOR LIVI.RPOOG-Ya stccnashfD Aiqsr1c, sent 29Clar
cnce D. ashley, W = St Auburn samuel Bsith n " h.an.
mont j. B,auhoni, MI Geirre Brown, ". r. bcrn. dis
, Bris d. ~ Cainuaun. Hon. ghi J. Uush
T. Ch:dora, p VIE. msd AID servant; Rev. r. T.
Crlrath, lis H. CTOwt!er. HIor r. H. CInlAe H. r. Dan
fOrtl Dr Ills and Man servant, AaoJD fs'rf no, " -
r Fuinan, Tr Noses g. J. Goddard! mas anna
Grtiy r. H. HaAos a. II arden, Miss Ann Iarae' sir and
Ueunng Mr. Boriz, Misc Z. a. HOF arr, Albert
King, and Ails Lockwood. three cil
dren, d stephen Mason HOB Robert Iincs Mr. Moi
fet W. Mouyal, RAMON Ot-vla, julius Dttennc1"r, How
r.. on Tn, ID. x. Eat, life, +. T. tac n, Ats.
cIFen. Miss Ann q Riley, ". j.. husseu,
~ swift. WIlis Miss Wolfe and Bia. J. q
Woodberry. Youug, " Mann ana cn.ld Ar and
biEs 1. \. Blake and infant, q. Mister.
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THE OLD FIREPLACE.
THE DESIRE TO sCB-TTUrE IT FOR sT0vEs-AE
E!GHlLTSTH CENTURY oPISIOS.

DESIRE TO SUB IL II hNk bIbN L. ~
E!GlETSTH CENTURY oPISIOS.
TO me Z dftor Of me Tribune.
SIR: Ii is quite common for people nova
DAVIS TO carn at stoves and III prescn, methods OF b'a
in. houses ana sigh Itally for the broad se-
place and buluancd andiIons of the past century IL
il also quite common 10 hear cons mptcn at
tributed to the lack Of ventilation which Ads been
prevalent since open fires have been superseded by
close stoves InnsfnGch It IL very Improbable
and on account of expense mpO sihe, that the masses
Will ever return 70 the ancient backlog 1t proper
thai the prevailing desire FOR something calno have
should be replaced by spirit OF contenimcnt with what
VIC now use for heating houses. In The American
utsra1s "a magazine published, IN Philadelphia, Dccel-
her l7g2 hnl an article entitled Obs ryations on
the effects OF cose and open fire paccs, which VIII
besides giving Us some Information upon this subject
demonstrate the see-saw" of public sentiment.
Written at a time when the OF open hres uni
versa the writer argues The superiority OF stoves.
Prejudice among Americans IA great aganst stoves.
be uu-Tfoncd. Perhaps the Germans Of Pennsylvania,
who universally stoves. les liable 10 consunI-
lion thau people Who accs. med 10 the Oic. cl-
ncy nrcs and oftencr afflicted with other ciSor-
dera than neIghhurs Those Germans appear gen
orally healthy ana they live TO advanced age. Nh'i,
indeed, el;er Their looms, 90 uetI', :
warm. from suddenly quitting an air OF only
30 degrccs, we surprised with tic Change
aud ,Sc say they hrD Themselves win heat Fcidi's
they incautouHiy give flc 10 their stoves nau 10
necessary proper yet they seem not 80 hp 70 take
cod ON rushing 50 ~ 30 degrees warm, hs
those t;sDns who rush mo the same d'Icc OF c"d "i
a room having open lire place "hel te slu oi tell
last presented 10 the urc may be 10 degrees
or nearly scorching, while their opposite siue
and tIe AIR Of their room In only 40 or
sf ia hs extremes the Indian Who heats himself III
he dIis with swca, and then pinnges INTO nVcr Oh
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SENATOR CoXKLXGs nErEAT.
THE NOMINATION. OF THE HON. T. s. sAYRE-OP-
POSITION or THE FEDERAL. DELEGATES.
To me EdtfOr Of The Tribune.


To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In "a Political Note you stated, a
fy DAYS ago mat the nomination Of the Hon. Theodore
J. sayc ior scua. or IN tIis district triumph Tor
tie Hon Ellis H. Roberts and defeat Tor Senator Ros
coe Conznc. THat gov az cast hall rigAJ is we'll
known here where tie hand a. the auhu1ha.rcd Son
ttor has Enthusiastically revealed itself Every appliance
in the control o. the Federal oil cIOdei, whose bread
AID butter del cnG IN Nr Conh.n- pleasure Was used
to achieve tc nomination Of LOWS Lawrence During the
canvass the following argument direct from Senator
ConlIinc, was used: In the event Of Mr. CoaA!hss
eleton to the Presidency here viii be vacancy in thc
United states senate The Trcsd, Ut" VIII desire Sic
cesscr in the nato VINO will SUPP 0Tt the Adl!nstga
ton Nj Lawrence will FOR TIE supporter whom
M Conkisic will designate. Mr. SdYre might be more
inclined to exercise LIS mind
Al the Convention there was every Federal Office
holder in TIE county postln"ste', Cltd states CON-
lni,, gncr register revenue collector ana ltc.ragi!crs
A I,irl cttci-cari ef named Bush dc '"ie IA
substitution for ayoVcd -iAre ElIn having bec PFC
sayro man nd honestly desired his nomination. lie
wa hnl,r!. the authority, ti day Of ia" t"fr" on
Tor tl" statement that hi~ pos tOn as leitc- I,F t"
pended his vote. II Tas question o.! hicin ana
butter with The poor man, and lie voted for Law
renee. Ha retains his position in the PROSPECTIVE
PlcsG, Its employ. From tie ABOVE, Wi.ch X
true ia every part. VIII De seen thd
Mr. Ccn!iu- though quiet l. not dic In the Pr rd' nial
pacrs under Aim have .ie.t 10 minds OF their own
4 4e oNcrSvl Ginning defeat OF Lawrence b.ti-r
noticu c Cnniang faction Il indicates accurate "
tc extent % his influence ana popularity az home ne
can control votes enough - def at regularly dominated
Republicans. lie cannot carry an Oneda Convention.
LtoI, y. /, Sept. -, 1870. lao
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SLOW BUT SAFE TRANSIT.
To the EdttOr Of The TrtGuae.
-rLo LIZ L., -. r.In = ~

10 In hot "
SIR The article in Saturdays THf8UHE upon
"St:cct Accidents" suggests remedy that would IN
qucsti0nably diminish the danger 10 which ped
subject but Tie most eIectaa method u insur
ng sac,y loot ~ would be 20 compel drivers
of vehicles RESPECT tl4 rights OF ped riaus When two
vehicles approach caol other from opposite di: ctoEs,
each fully avoids collision by yielding little.
When one vehicle another a. right angles the
fore Wnc.. waits U- i The INST
Las tssti. Il drivers 0E..- e. re-Ird loot pas-
sen, With tie care, IL would ne sale 10 cross
Broadway 90 walk uI ui.,s Garden. E.
Noe ui.E. sNit. -. -.
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SUICIDE OF NAVAL oFFlcER's WIDOW.

About month ago a lady, apparently about
81 years ago and respectfully dressed engaged board
at the residence Of j. Condc No. % Sccttst, Eliza
beth, N J. few days ago she stated 10 Mrs. CoEde
that wss the widow OF Lieut. Barrett OF the United
states Navy died Il years After his death sac
with in Brooklyn but recently there
had been serious misnnde rstsnding botween herself
slater ia relation the diyisiOp OF valuable
property then IN litigation ard Mrs. Barrett said she
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TIE WORK or cLERGYMEN.

To IN EGtt0r OF Ihe Ift6RRc.
SIR: Your editorial Of to-day's issue entitled
Yesterdays Sermons" has tIo ring Az least
minister appreciates its downright common sense. So
many Of cur public prints dishgured by irrational
sheer. at true Christ Ike work and clTruG criticism Of
real bcncfycnt rctorns that refreshing read the
article rrcd 20. II u real tonic. By such manly
appreciation of the needs and WORK of OF the grand
esL cuil luyucnts OF cIrth TIE TRIBUNE does itsCI
honor Respectfully. REV. RUFUS =. Underwood.
Br0okiyi,, =. J., Sept. %, 1873
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Gvyyp,t syvroys UAcKETr Pecorder.-Isrnos oBr1on,
Thoras Flood fsciIard Jonr 1ecao kchari noao
yx. robevy James John Reynolds, "iain ItJts,
fe,ous assault aad tattcry; Henry fI@nN r1pe hrt
,o.suuIrv BURGLARY Da.s CIavfOrd Frank Jutsn oDerI
fn Thomas Watson, George Howard, Thomas !! Weoss'
lnry lndbere, John Thulin, grand brconyi whsm III
er0us fo!onjrs assault battery Patrick s,sroi",
I,e ia IAN Pitrick Fnnary Kate S0nohaD petit larceny
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR ST0NE.--Sealed proposals
will received at tie Oice VI the Trustees 0f no
and BroeAlyn Erdga No n WAtrsJ, BruOLyn.
II O'clock noon, SATURDAY oct o. for the delivery 1000
cubic yars cut backing 900 cubic yards face
1l cable yards arch sots all of nstone aso for tho dc
livery Of & cubic yards o granite $50 cubic
gTrute stone and 81 chi e. yards Printed
may be hal Office az
EngMeers oic~ corner Cherry ana Dover ts New YORK.
CITY.
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At recent trial the prisoner entered plea
OF not guilty." when one Of tEc lurymch pri on - mar
and started FOR the The Judge called Lin back ana
informed him that lie couldn't leave until me case was
tiled. "Triedf" queried the juror; Why he acKAo"i
edges that lie IS ndt guilty.
The following is a copy of a notice served by
landlord OF This city one OF Ms tcnits soiIe uaJ
since: Mr. AuEust-Ei potiheih Ju ia mus bic niHi
daforsh to Of september. III muI Aei SELF Jacob -
-IIittsburgh Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
Uatebss, JcweIrn, ST.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, ard
~ sILN PAW ARE bought AID sold back when dosiEcl. At
. small advance watches and Jc~siry repaired
W. GEORGE c. AILEN, No I.lsV broadway,
.dIl u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30

SO. Magic agt. McGlnni--
AZ. Lidieli AIT. Patton, &C.
6I. STANDARD :. REF Co.
agt. Dayton.
10. Mater Vi Gar. Saw.
Inst.
II. Gin agt. Guar. Saw.
inst.
80. AIT. -.
90. .GSrsei. AFT. Clark.
lOo. .Burgh, DC, AsL BUS
t.rd, sc.
40. Ties. =. En-. GO. ast.
Mason Nj, 60.
la Matter u LrUwn.
lGT Macy, &C.. sgt. Lane.
1874. Mater VI liaaiiton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30

l60. Matter OF the Oh. Aid
SOC.
1876. Matter NJ Fifth ave. p.
charch.
1877. Matter Of Church OF
n. ).
l7S. Hc.E ann, SC, agt.
nOrnemarn.
ISL. Nat. broadway Bank
agt. i. Co.
1879. Band, roc'r, agt. Goss-
Ter.
20G. Hogan agt- Guar. Nut
l.. iI.s. co.
2lS. Soc. for Ref. of Juv.
DIS agt. hchwarr.
223. .klmbau aSt Newton.