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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
Jnoes to Advertisements.

.,,rsyxrxrs- Ser,nh taoe-ith 9Th. and 9th columns
RlNktNG HorsEs AND BASKERs-Thtrd Po9e-otn COT
umn. -. 49,, GA ooiunns
RusISyss 4 m NSCsS-Third IdOe-6th column
Rrs,NEs. NOrICFs-FOirM Pu0e-1st column.
Coppop ,rIoS NOTICEs-1hird PG0e-6th COLUMN
DyIDENp NOrICEs-1hird T00e-6th column -,
ErROrFIS HOIELS-Sirfh PdGt-olh anu ON coi""'"''
T,SIxc,A qBird PnOc-5th and 9th columns
TruNITrRF- Ssrenh I'dGe-lst column ,,
HkIP WANIED. MAiEs-Serenh FoOc-''h coi"'"' -"
MaIEs-Scrcnh PG0e-5th column e,k po. LOT
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. -''''""' '"S' NV
column. -, -,
HOUSES ASD FAEMS " ANIED-S'Th IdQe-Jth oo'un'"'
ISsTnrcr,o>- SirH Pdgr-2d and 3d columns
LECTURES AND MEETINGS SerenH idQc-oui coi"'""'
IyGAI NOTICES Third PGge-6th column 80, o,,
MARBLE AMP SLATE MANTEiS-Sct"'' ia9e-, , Do'"
W.np, .ers AM DE ATus-Fi0h Pade-6th column. -,
CEILANEoUs-SecOnd PG0e-5lh cOlulnh' h'9""'
Pgoe-ith 9Th. and 9th columns. m -,
Mus,cAr NTS-NcrtRh IuNc-blh
NV PfDI 10 .TIoNs-SiIth Td0e-1st and I'd columns.
A. NoTCEs-finb Pd0e-6th column. az,
coiumn: CoUNrRY-SIth PG0e-ith ana 9TH columns;
AUCTION slLEs-SiTh P0ge-ith column hNchAN"h-
Sirih Poge-5th column. o., ,
s,Ixs nv ArcrIoN-Th,rd P0ge-6th column
s.yIxos BANks-Third PUge-6sh column o.,
ARR .TioSs WN>rEp. MAII.s-Secenh IdQe-2d ana 50
spECI Al NorlCEs-Ffh Pdge-6th column
INSTRUMENTATION Fd1e-5th column , , en
SrE .NBoATs AND KAILROADS-StrM fdgs-''h "n" Wv"
columns ocs.s-Seeond Paqe-ith and 9TH COLUMNS
TE.CHERs-Sirtt PdQc-3d column
11S Tupr-Sere,h Pdoe-6th column.
To IFT-CITY PRoPERTY-SIh fd9e-''h co'"""'
CouxTRY-SiTM Pd0c-5th column
yfSTEg RrsoRTs-Serenh Pdge-2d column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

"rarc among you that this negative virtue
"counts az q qualification for Office b!t 'en
enc what gives Mr.. Morrissey his prominence
"os n public mani? ellis Success as prize
Fighter as prize fighter! This Is getting
"mixed And what is his present occupation !
ale owns several gambling houses and - largely
"nterested in the lottery business" indeed
"but are not gambling houses forbidden ny law
"and are there not laws against the lottery
"businessgr al believe So" Aud 1t II the
"duty of your District Attorney I" prosecute
offenders against these laws" YES" Ana
"of the Recorder to try in his court persons
enlarged with these oflensesT Most as
"suredly." "And all these men are canni-
"dates ON tho same ticketT Certainly;
"tberc are their names on the banner
Imagine the stranger, studying our institu-
tiors and manners and methods, pursuing these
inouirics aud receiving these answers, and then
sitting down to a calm and unprejudlced con-
sidcration of the beauties of free institutions.
Hackctt, Phelps, and Morrlsscy,' he solllo-
nlizes. Judge, Prosecutor, and Legislator,
"Well, what nextW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
PERSONAL.

joaquin Miller is gong to lecture on Lit
crazy Loudou."
The Committee f.. the Springer Music Hall
in Cincinnati announces that the urd now amounts 10
S16o31.
Prof. William Everett Of Harvard College is
Republican candidate for Representative IN tne Mas'a
chus,tts l. gslaiurc.
Mr. Hugh J. Jewett of the Enc Railroad is
said to be- rapidly recovering from his sickness, and to
be about start u tour OF inspection over the road
Miss Annie Louise Cary will return from
Eurpc 20 Durham. Me- her native place In May or June
next where her father. who Is in poor health now re-
sides.
Mr. Warrington Wood, II London sculptor.
has been execute three figures Of heroic
.Iz. ,sem;ine Michael Angelo Raphael. and the
q Mus IL Art. the Walker Art Gallery NJ Liverpool
DR.. Peters of Hamilton College, while in
Japan 10 Observe III transit OF Venas> obtained some
rare a. ccimens Of biris shells. and minerals Of that
rountry aud ho presented them u the museum Of the
college.
Miss Kate Field writes from London TO The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
DIR BOYS IN BOSTON.

Mr. Byron's pure, delicate, wholesome, spark
lin. little comedy il vancs from std1r and
thouglI 1t langnshed and wh,Icd away in Philadelphia
retain. "A vigorous life the Globe 1hcatcr Boston
II was our priv &c TO the performance OF II there,
and We are enabled 90 testify that II beautifully Sc,
upon tho stage and exceedingly well acted A. gwen in
Boston, moreover, tie comedy sp.cn without aeIa
ton Here at The Fih Aycnuc ibeater ,he ieNt Of hs
or .nal was. some points, changed and injured The
parts, az the Boston Globe proved exceptionally
strong. Mr.. Honey acted Old Hiddierct Duilesqung Il
hit and then but giving il the sturdy backbone OF
English mlddl, class character and Investing 1t with an
excessively dIoll eocentrciiy. II pleasantly notice
able that the identity OF The actor together ors ~
tne part. and that his dresse5 seemed po ton OF to
personality and To have bossOincd out OF it, lie ~as
stern and pathetic. after ,he manner Of RdderieFs
coaisc grained but humane nature IN TIN disnher''nS
tears al the same moment, the garnet scene. Mt
Cowpcr-who has matured into powerful actor. since
he last in this city with Miss Batcman nj tho
Winter Garden)-persOnitcd the siarrhed sristoerp'
cham pasys, with faultoss refinement tsty friSidlV
and suhdued fuss mess very natural and plcasinsy IN
character aud a high tore of feeling such a. made Iio
born gentleman strongly apparent Mr.. owen Msfo"e'
appearing the younger Chdny found th" best pafs
that has Iallen he created Haoee IN taste
flor certainly this stage that hts creation ara
though II may have lacked 10 some extent tho inari
element IL exquistey inel, ana he distinguished
himself by presenting perfect PRESERVATION Of young
manhood. innacly lefned and good but snpernei'"
cubb.sh--tnl developed by love and misfortune. INA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

repes, would effect nothing at all II WIN 40 no harm %
rcpeai IT, hut nero demsgosy endcavor TO make
an issue OF act which Is who'll ourernnous'
Mr. Hammond again. by tho failure OF the
Rank OF Sing Sing years the State lost S29oOO OF
state Prison funds which were there on deposit smt WA
brought against the sroto ana the amount recovered
Not III four years and half after Judgment was OBJ
tanned did Mr. Hammond pay over any portion Of the
sum recovered and then 1t was ony $4,000 ont OF 1885,
600 Evon spposing that no had paid the entire
amount hs would have prodted dlshoncstly by the in
terest. Pretty table OF Mr. HaInIn9na ZIG zen
gains Will order. Meanwhile he would DO 5es.Dc
and graceful thing IN Withdrawing file will probably 10
Withdrawn next week
There can he no doubt ~ TO the actual and
active alliance OF the Canal Ring. Willard Johnson ana
Auditor Tbayer constantly together IN Albany
often pacing the street in and taking on occa
aiona stroll into the office Of the organ OF the canal
thieves Bclden Denison nnd Johnson have weekly con-
suatlcns IN rscuse and all known to DO actively
working for the Republican ticket. Ein'ssarlcs nave
been the State who try inst 10 secure t"e
nroi.c Of Democratic votes for the Republican ticket
and against the Democratic falling IN that votes against
Bgelow and Fairchld, the two pot sycrsions OF tne
Canal Ring, and II not that II All events soles aghust
Faircild Against these two sworn enemies OF IN" lamar
Ring the thieves cxpending a Their Stteneth decent
people need only understand this to give both OF inem
enormous majority.
The alliance between the Republican leaders.
the Canal Ring and John Morris5ey y one tlat on.y
honest ought Ia mark with the sea- oi MS cohdeH
ton on NOV. 2.-lWatertOwn Dispatch tDeuiJ
There i nothing the Democrats would not
give tor the offices and the -p0s could they naAe ue
exchange The safety aud stability OF the Go'ernneht
can only assured by keeping tho Democrats out Let
ind pendent and cOnScen voter lay mat Don
the t,nth mas be told Danger Is only tO BE- aVerod ny
resorte action. Danger Threatens We on every soc,
Reform" is In daDser-the schools arr in dangerngoe
and honest government ~ IN 1angrf-iittlJ lSoh " "
danger,--lSy rdclisc Journal Rcpj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
Iem'a1ork Daily Gribmnae.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %. 1875.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The KEokand instruction was re-
newed. -=- The Canadian four per cent loan for
$4,000 900 was readily subscribed in London
- The German Parliament assembled. GO
The Scrvian Skuptschina had not voted for war
with Turkey
DoMrsTIC-The loss by fire at Virginia City was
over s.. 900 600; it is feared that extensive gold
mining will be interrupted for the present -
The President appointed Nov. 20 for Thanksgiving
Dsy. -- The steamer Leo from Savannah to
Eew-York is ashore near Savannah the passengers
were saved - The Class of rs at Princeton
won i'm the COLLEGE boat races =- Argument was
had on the great Union Pacific suit in the United
States Supreme Court.
CITY AND SUBURBAS.-lhe attendance and inter
est at the meetings of Moody and Sankey were
greater than at any services since Sunday -
John Doan was sentenced to death for the murder OF
James II. Noe -- The Committee ON Crime ii-
vesiigated Recorder Hackett's action on Ring in
dictmcnts and other matters. Henry l.. Clinton
reviewed the Recorders record. -= John Dow
dell, truckman in Henry-st., shot his eldest SON
- Gold, 1854, 1853. ZIG. Gold value OF the
legal-tendor dollar al the close, S62lO cents.
-THy WYATHFR.-The Government report predicts
cool and cloudy weather. - In this city yester-
day the day was cold aud threatening; thermome-
ter, 800, 80. 43o.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
Business Notices.

Hos WRITTEN 375. 900 Accident Pocies.-The
Trayeers Iitc ana Accident Insurance Company Hartford
ELEGANT FURNTTURE, Carpets, Parl0r BEDS,
So at GEORGE a. TAT BROADWAY on liberal toiis
WLBoR's Con LIVER on. AND LIME me ne
rreat tv Of this ccaciouS Is ae
sttrhahe 10 lis intrinsic worth. In the Gu OF co lgs
Cods Asthma IirOnchiis WhOOpiue Cough ScToirlous u
mors and all Consumpvc symptoms, u haS no SUPERIOR
equal Let gil the early smptcns OF lsts' ~
az AGENT IA hus at hand which will alleviate all COnphlhsU
the Chest lungs throat Manufactured by ~ H. "lbO,
Chemist Boston sold 10y drncglsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

total vote for Governor in October, 1872, was
672, 400, aud last year il was only 551,3io'
when the Democrats had less than 5000 ma
jority. But the Pennsylvania Republican
leaders are not only wealthy but workers
and profess the utmost confidence in victory
for Hartranft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

The higher appreciation of American morality
manifested by the English pres ~ the result
of the Ohio election WAS known is not confined to
politics. but extends to other relations of life also.
The PaN Wan gazette, in speaking of an opera bOute
actress, says: "1his lady comes to MS from the
United States. where, to nudge from herpertormance.
a. from the general performances of Mrs John Wood
and Miss Lydia thompson. vulgarity in burlesquc
acting would seem to be unknown At least the
burlesquc actresses who arrive here with a reputa
ton made in America very superior to the great
majority of those trained somehow formed in this
country" DO we live in Arcadia without Snowing
it. Or how far can lady 20 the London stage
without being called yulgar'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
amusement ano alestinss Go Might.

RoerHs THskTER.-At 1880: Benefit OIder OF h'Ha nv
g, "Humpiy Dunpty." Fox.
EiGLs TIIHArFR.-varety Performance
SIrTH AVENUE Tpg AFTER" Apostate-" Booth.
iycEuN IHtATER.-" Nos Intimes v,s..o
en- ynpic THRATRR.-vsriety Performance.
PARK THEATER.-" Mighty Dollar"
sIS FRANCISCO MINsIREIs.
THRU AyENrrR THKArsR.-yarloty Performance
TUgATHe CoNIoUE.-Variety performance
IINtN SQUARE THEATER.-" Led Asiray.
WALLACKs THEAIER.-" Overland Route
AMERICAN IYsIITUrR.-Exhibition
ASSOCIATION HAII.-RcNding. lTmuei tas"atu
GINoRl's GAKDES.-Bcneht Concert: a...u
METHoPoLITAS MUSEUM OF ART'-faih'hss' o'"'""'
&c x,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

Republicans have generally approved the policy of
refusing to pay the city laborers more than
private individuals would pay for the
same work. John Morrss,y vehemently
denounces that policy The Republicans and
Morrssey are working tremendously together for
the election of joint ticket and their trans
parcncies and banners 20 about the city de-
handing higher wages for the city working
men. suppose the Republicans should lind on cleo
ton night that they have won. What do they think
they would have gained by il 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

The traditional last Thursday in November
is selected by the President for the National
Thanksgiving The last clause of the procla-
nation, naming the present year as the one
hundredth of the independence of the United
States, though unquestionably correct, may
start a query among the mathematical mem
hers of village debating societies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

The Fisheries Commission is proving tardy
way for determining the relative value of the
Canadian and American fishing grounds. II Is
now evident that II limited time should have
been named for the meeting OF the Commits
sion, which, after more than five years delay
is still unOrganzed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

II was surmised that the interest In the
Brooklyn revival meetings would fall of as
tho week advanced. This is so far from being
the fact that new accommodations have had
to be provided for the audiences at the morn
ing services in a separate building. The crowd
is evidently attracted by something more than
mere curiosity, and begins to exhibit the
fervency that characterizes an awakening OF
personal feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

The readiness with which the Canadian four
per cent loan has been subscribed Ill London
attests the importance of stable currency
Mainly because her finances are i'll good order,
the new Dominion has found lenders ON better
terms than older nations whose currency Is
paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

Our correspondence from Berks County de-
scribes the ridiculous position on the currency
question into which both parties there have
plunged themselves. The Republicans started
with imitation resolutions after the pattern OF
the Democrats of Ohio, but are now fright
sned back to hard money. The Demo-
Gratis began with hard-money resolutions and
have since been dragged into imitation advo-
cacy by the general course Of the party in
Pennsyivania. In these disgraceful confessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

The principal measure which the German
Parliament has to consider at the session be-
gun Yesterday, is the new penal code, designed
to establish uniformity in the criminal law OF
Germany. The reactionary provisions III re-
gard to freedom of the press and civil rights
which the draft contains, greatly dissatisfy the
Liberals. who will do their utmost to have
them modified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

ing services in a separate building. The crowd
is evidently attracted by something more than
mere curiosity, and begins to exhibit the
fervency that characterizes an awakening OF
personal feeling.
IT is perhaps little cruel TO ply District
Attorney Phelps with annoying questions at
this time, but really an explanation OF his
motives in indcting 159 lottery dealers on
Oct 20, 1878, just before the election OF that
year, and then quietly pigeon -holing' them,
would be in order. 1t looks to the ordinary
mind very much like discreditable election
trick. Has Mr.. Phelps a good explanations
We would he happy to publish one for him in
time to counterfeit the damage which the mere
statement of the facts is certain to do MN.
While the more detailed accounts OF the
burning of Virginia City appear to have modl-
fled the first fears experienced in San Fran
cisco. dispatch from Washington giving an
elaborate ANALYSIS of the probable effects on
mining interests takes more serious view OF
the results than has yet been presented
Reasons are therein given for suppoSlng lhat
the check in the supply of precious metals VIII
be sufficiently marked to affect foreign ex-
change On the other hand, there Is reason ior
congratulation that the insurance Is so wideiy
distributed that no company is likely to he
embarrassed by the loss, and New York UNDER
writer's are not among the great sufferers
The completion of the trial OF Dir. Noes
murderer has been unexpectedly prompt.
Several minor links made the chain OF circum-
stantial evidence too strong To be broken. Our
citizens will breathe more freely because OF
DOan's conviction and sentence. swift trlal
and punishment in noted cases sink deep into
the minds of the criminal classes. That they
think. even when fully engaged in crime, OF
the specific danger and penalty, was very
clearly illustrated i'll the Noe murder. Dolan
deliberately selected the grayer orimc, supple
menting burglary with murder, because tue
latter. he thought, offered the better chances
of escape Let us hope that when next a
burglar finds himself in such a dilemma,
Dolan's fate MAY deter FROM similar choice
A clear and straightforward exposition OF
the Sinking Fund business given by cores
pondent in another column, this morning,
makes utter minccneat of the claim put forth
by Senator Roscoe Conkling for his
party as to tho reduction of taxes.
MIR. Conking claims that this was secured by
Republicans when they made the Sinking
Fund good. Our correspondent shows that
the responsibility for deprcdatmg upon
the Sinking Fund rests successfully
upon three Republican and two Democratic
Legislature that the Republican leaders who
thus mismanagcd our finances were them have
been since, and are now, in good and regular
standing. and that the Democratic leaders
who did the same thing are being driven out
of power in the party. The claim, as Mr..
Conklng put il forward was pure dema-
gOgism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

Of weakness, we may read anew lesson OF
thanks that the spread of the rag-money cpl
demic was checked in Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-29
The Markets.

New YORK, Ocf %. Stock dull aud steady.
Money 3 Gold l6i -Four steady Wheat
shade firmcr. Corn tirm
BALTIMORE, Oct. % Va SKIES, peeIers,
II; do. consolidated G3i W. Va. 81
BALTIMORE. Oct - Cotton quiet; low
mdd'iugs Il! Flour qniet, steady and uo-
changed. Wheat frmar and active; No. =
Western red l3S; Pennsylvania red I36al37;
Maryland red ll5ll43; do. amber l45al53; DO.
white l20rl50 Corp Southern steady; West
eru strong aud cxcred; Southern white 74.7S;
Southern yellow 1919; Westeru mixed "A
spot; has sold at IS; II first half November;
Oats quiet. bur fru; Southern 3Sa47; Western
mixed SO AZ Rye quiet at 1880. Hay dull
aud unchanged Provisions steady, firm and
unchanged. Butter quiet aud shade easer;
Western extras 2j 80; do. 6rs's 25a27. Cot
fee nominal; Rio cargocs 1921; jybbug la.
%. Wh>key dull at l.l6! Sugar quiet aud
steady at lO5 log.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-29
a STORY Of eannikaiiSm.

NEW York, Oct. 29.--A moruiag paper
publishes Boston dispatch, which states hat
vessel receutly returned from voyage around
the world, tei! III at Que of the ports, visited
with Il salor or some one whc knew him, who
stated that The banks Jewcss ami ID lila Nj. Long
aud an unknown English bark, were
hecamcd III the vicinity OF the Auckland
l,ans aud were boarded at uight BY the Cau-
ulbals, wno scuttied the vessels aud ate the
crews, except this one survivor. This state
ment however, is thought here to be canard
The supposilou being that the vessels persisted
Ia typloon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Hhe air Line II II

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 29.--ln The Uoited
States Circuit Court, this u orniug, Hon. Judge
Wood presiding, iu the case of Wilmer and
others, first mortgage Dondbolders, against the
Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Railroad Co.,
his Honor decided in favor of the plaintiff and
DEGREES that the trustees shall sell the entire
property. The first mortgage amounts to four
million two hundred aud forty eight Thousand
dollars, the bonds being held principally 10 New
lork city and Baltimore, AID the accrued iu-
tercst unpaid to date is about seven hun ired
thousand dollars. Tue road extends iruu, A.
lanta, Ca, to CharIa'te, n G., distance of
two hundred and sixty five miles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-29
The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS,
and other goods usually found in first class
Clothing Establishment,
would invite the public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere feeling con-
hdent lhst can please the most fastidous.
My purchases consist in part of the finest of
American, French, Scotch and English fabrics.
Boys, Youths aad Mems Overcoats, of all
shades and qualities
Suits for Boys at moderate prices
My stock is the largest and most complete of
any in the city. An early call is solicited.
s. DEALHAM,
oct ia 80 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-29
PEOTsf1SI

plIS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- Chairman of the Con. mttae on Streets to
November lst, 1875 for tho carpenters work Of
QIAkE TRUNK or SEWER on Princess
tfert, between Pitt and Royal streets, 1eet d.
amrter, and % fe"t long, q sections OF l6 feet
each, Of white oak lumber, inches thick to be
braced with batt,ns or elects at every feet at
tho bottom and the two sides the top to be GOV.
cred with the same material, nailed on crosswise
The m steras will be furnished by the City
Council-lhe contract to be- awarded to the low
est responsible bidder. The committee, how
over, reserve the right to reject any or all bids
oct rs st EDW'D HUGHES Chairman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-29
Libel Suit.

NEW YORK, OcI. % "A suit for libel was
yesterday begun against the editors of the
Tunes for an alleged Iib,lIous article, which
appeared in that paper October Is; h, charging
JAS t. King, The j'amm my candidate tnr the
Assembly. N the 1914 District, with having
received $50 100, being as claimed, 4. portion
OF The amount received by namaS Fields, 90
the pas>ag: Of the tiremens' relief bill, Tor
which suit Is nov pending against Fields