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swindle so barefaoed ~ this. Fay, the Canal
Commissioner, in sympathy with the con-
tractor, estimated the excess due the con-
tractor at $4,000; Behn, engineer, and part
ncr in the drcdgc, put it at %56,OOO !;
Geo. ID. Lords brother appears with a pile OF
vouchers Cor $ll9,20S 40, or double the estl-
mate of the officials. and the Board awards
that sum to cent Mr.. Lord found this
business so profitable that he seems to nave
devoted himself to it, He obtained rchei
awards on no less than seven of these con-
tracts. How far the amounts paid on any Oh
them represent the value received may be IN
ferred from the statement that OF Sl5l,ooo
paid on one the contractor is entitled TO
but 100000 and of single sum OF
SS9. 900, &c., 900 was sheer fraud. OFTEN
the thin formula Of compliance with the law
which this little fraternity of rogucs kept up
was completely broken through, as when Mri
Fay used $4,000, to which he had no more
right than to the deposits of q savings bank,
to do work which L. h. Van Dusen, the con-
tractor, should have been compelled to do.
Altogether it is tale to bring rage to the
bosom of the taxpayer.
There is wider range than this, however,
TO tlllS almost lncIeulnt nlStotH. VI 'h' h''
time we are given glimpse of the extent OF
the dly-rot which has made the politics OF our
State Il national scandal. Here is a State OIL
cial concoctng cOnsDiraclcs to dcirand the
State and sharing the proceeds, bleeding
single contractor of fifteen thousand dollars
in single year, charging $500 for a
resolution of the Canal Board, gaining al
vance payment on a huge award by two
or three conversations with the Auditor and
charging $1,000 for the service. All this IS
enough to reconcile the people to the prospect
of general massacre of public men, III
which doubtless there will he ipnoccnts to
perish with the guilty. But the efrontcry OF
the corruptionists has passed the stage OF proc
lamaionS and flags OF truce. There must come
now fire and the sword, and the non-con-
batants may fall with the rest.
In the concluding paragraph of the Report
there il deeper significance than in all the
revelations that preccde it, If the inyeStlea-
ton shall show the secret history OF the
Baxter claim TO be what newspaper statements
have made it, if the rumors of scenes IN the
investigating chamber shall he verified by
what the Commission chooses to make public,
the saddest chapter in this history il yet be-
fore us, and men whom the State has loved to
honor VIII go down in shame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
PERSOS

Bishop Simpson was to have sailed from
Liverpool, home wal ri bound. on the 10Th inst
Lady Thornton, wife of the English Minis
ter intends introducing her daughter to Washington
society tEis Winter.
Senator Jones of Nevada viii occupy one of
Gen. Buffers houses Capitol Hi IN Washington
during the next Senatorial term
George ID. Prentcc's poems, compiled and
edited by Mr. John j. Patt to bc published. The
volume will contain sketch OF Prcnce's lie.
bio Lewis's trip around the world, IN un-
friendly thinks, ought not 10 cost him
- OF 81 30, il he travel cheaply as he
The Rev. DR.. Lorimer OF the fremont
Temple Boston, it is stated will take editorial charge OF
new religious weekly be started in that city and
to be called The Christian haioa
Bishop Holly Of Ilayti is now in Philadel-
phia the clergy OF that city Tuesday
noon. by invitation OF Bishop stevens. Bishop Holly T.,
the fst cOlOrcd conSecfatcd 10 the EpscOpate
In the Protestant Episcopal Church He is in this country
cn1ravoring to raise means 10 establish theological
seminary IN Hayti.
The Delaware Historical SOciety are having
prepared photographs Of the Old Swed-s' Church Ia viii
mingon aud the ancient communion ice presented
10 1t IN 1913 by swedish mining company for prc>ent-
ton King Oscar OF sweden The photographs will he
accompanied by engros,-d parchment scroll desoriD
ing the celebration which took place Ia Will
mngon in May. 1874 on the 10th anniversary OF the
Old swedes' Church
writer in The Richmond Whiq gives some
interesting "reminiscences OF Sonewa" jackson wbils
~ West Point The folio wing will illustrate the ine rblc
determination Of the man. e He had right rough time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
Jnoes TO Advertisements.

,,~s,vvx,s-S, rcph paoe-ith 5ta and 6;h columns
BANNING HOUSES AND BANKhRs-ih"d id9e-ot" cor
umn. ~ =. q, o,d "a ool
BOARD AND kO0hS-Sett"" "H' A'' --' $780, - -
-,
RrsIsFss CHANCFs-Third PG0e-6th column.
RusisEss NOTICES Fourth PG0e-lst colunili-
CoRpor ,IIoN NoTICEs-Sccond Pdgc-5th column
DANCING ACADEMliS-SIh foge-ith 'o''"'"'
DENTISTRY Third ldGc-6tl column
DIyIDHND NOTICEs-7hird PGGe-6th column
DHY GooDs-Third TGOs-Gth column. o .,.,,.
ETHIOPIAN HoTEIs-Thd IdOs-5th and 6th columns
FIsANCIAI-Thtrd PGoe-oth column
TUENrTUgE-Sc IG0c-ith column. o, -,
HrIr WANTED MALES-ScreHh PGge-oin colnmn. cu
HoEsES CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c.-Ih"d iWe-0'"
HoIgiS-SerenM Fa0e- 81 column.
Icy CRsNN-Third fGge-6th column. -
IxsruTCTIos- Siyth Tdgc-2d. 81, and 1th cOluulnS.
LECTURES AND NEE1l>Gs-SerenHn Idae o"i"'
IEGAL NoTICEs-Sirh PGgc-ilh column
IOsT AND FOUNI,- Sere3ita Pdge-l 81 collu"'u;, ,
M,rrIH AND SIATt MANIEIs-Sirh P1oe-4th column
MspsI.cFs AND Dr. rIIs-Fifth PdJe-6th column
M,CuINFkY-T Third Pdge-6th column ,,,,t
MISCRILASEOT S-Scc0nd T0Qc-otn coiuh"' NV''"
Pdge-5th and 9th columns as, ,
NrsIcII INsTRTMgNTs- N6renM PdGS-6th coiuihu
NAN PCBIICAToNs--SiJMP G0e-2d column.
PLATE GLASS INsURANCE-IhIrd Fd0e-6th couinn A.,
column; CouNTRY-Sirth Page-5th column; NV ,IEh
sEY-SiIth P0ge-5tn column; AUCTION SMhS @
Paof-5th column; EXCHANGE-SiIh Foge-oih o'iunin'
sALEs BY AUCTIoN-SecOnd Idge-4th column
SAVINGS BANKs-ThiTd Fdge-6th column ., ,,, .
SITUATIONS WASTED. MAiEs-SCrcnM rag SD cGlumh'
FFNAIEs-SrrrHh PGgc-3d. 4th. 5th ana tth ccuh!hs'
SPECIAL NOTICES rim PGqe-6th column.
STATIoNTkY->ec3ad PdQC-5th column 90, , .
STEAMBOATS, AND RALHoADs-Sl]h IdHe-otn 'oi"'""'
SerenM Fdge-lst column , -,
STrANrEs 0.EAN Second Pdge-5th column
TsICHERs-SiIih PaOc-ith column - , c, 49,,
To LET-Crr PEorGEIr1S,L~ fegeL11 nn an" u" 'o'
waTcHv. JrwEIRY, &U.-Third JGge-6th column
WINTER REsorTs-Sercnh Fdge-3d column
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refuse to admit that any other issue IL more
important than this, and let speakers ana
writers continue to pour in light IN every
possible way. Nothing else Is needed
The innationists were beaten in OHIO, whero
it seemed at first impossible to beat Them oy
the most sincere and earnest appeals 10 the
common sense and common honesty OF the
people at large which our politics nave ever
known. Thousands of people of every eondi-
ton listened eagerly for hours to the candid
and instructive presentation of elementary
economic truths by such scholars and pub
Iicists AS Gen. Schurz and Mr.. Grosyenor,
and showed by their votes that they appre-
ciatcd this highest of all compliments adj
dressed to their intelligence. With the same
sort of work on the part of men who value
the general welfare more than party success,
the wretclr ed madness of Kelley and Cary ana
Phillips and Butler may be put finally at rest
in the Centennial year. Rut it will be iatai
mistake to imagine that it is already done, OF
that il can be easily done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
BROKERS IN CANAL FRA IDS.

The Canal Commission bid fair to exhaust
the general capacity for amazement. The pub
lie has almost reached that point where no
revelations of unblushing fraud, no unmash-
ing of official intdclty, can astound or grleve
them. The seventh report OF the Com
mission, printed to-day, will furnish album
dant food for such rs are still capable
of either emotion. In the magnitude of the
transactions which it covers it is the NEST i'm
portant document yet issued by the Commits
sion, and in the depth of official depravity
which it partially discloses and promises fully
to reveal, it is the blacklist chapter yet laid
bare in the Shiny annals of fraud upon the
public works. 1t shows that of the one million
and haf of dollars expended i'll Buff
falo in seven years, fully three tourhs
is either fraud or waste, and mostly
fraud. In the details of this long series of
illegal and corrupt transactions, there is much
that is Old as well as much that is new. 1t is
no new thing TO learn that Mr.. Thaddeus G..
Davis robs the State while he is supposed to
be serving il that George ID. Lord used a
contract simply as fulcrum for relief acts,
and cheated even his partners in crime out of
their share of the ill-gOtten gains; that Com
missioner John ID. Fay was tool "a we'll as an
accomplice of the canal thieves whom the State
set him to watch. 1t was well known before
that the money of the State had been drained
like water into Black Rock harbor; that con-
tractors had been paid over and over again for
the same work and then obtained enormous
sums for relief where there had been no loss {;
and that at every step i'll the progress of these
linked conSpiracies there was an equal
disregard of law and decency. Ii is
interesting, however, to know definitely
that one of the numerous improve
"ments" comprised under these contracts
will cost the State when completed $4,000,
an expenditure for which there was only a
partial warrant in law and none whatever
i'm fact. Ii is interesting to hear again-as
readers of The TRIBUNE heard long ago
that committee of the Canal Board, consist
ing of Mcssrs. Robinson, Raincs, Pratt, Sweet,
and jackson, four Of whom are members of
the present Board. awarded $4,000 extra
compensation to Geo. ID. Lord on vouchers
which they only partially examined. This
transaction. compared with the omission of duty
for which Messrs. Beach ::and Richmond have
been 40 severely criticised, was az Mount Wash
ington to an ant-hil. No mandatory act ought
to have compelled these men to consummate u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

in the academy at first; his want OF preyN trapn1
naced him at dsad and II was all he could do
t. pass bis first examination We were studying ssgeora
sou was very low in his class standing All lights were
put out at taps but Just before the signal ne wonid
nile hs crate up with the anthracite coal and yin9
nrone before the 0E. would work away ~ his les
sons by the glare OF the fire. which scorched hs worry
brain, till % late hour in tho night"
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2O.-The report recently
published that Reyerdy johnson had Withdrawn his
offer IN IN, baltimore American plead its IN tho
suit o.. Gov. and Controller Woolford a1tbor|
tatiyely denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
THE TRIBUNE's MONTHLY CALENDAR
IN, large dges indicate c DAYS ofhs Ho'hhr 0t' o"es
" days ~ the Bedr.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1879.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoavtGx.-Fx Minister Rouhcr made an aggres-
s;va sneech at Aiaccio -=- The King of Bavaria
refused to let his Ministers resign, and rejected an
address from the Chamber of Deputies. -- A
committee was appointed by the British bondholders
IF the Erie Railway. -= There were floods in the
south of England. ==- Minister Wade demanded
better observance of treaties from China. -
Count Won Arnim's appeal was heard aud decided
against him. -- Prof. Wheatstone, the electro
cian diod in Paris.
DoNEsrc.--The Governors Commission made
their seventh report showing absolute waste of
half n million of money on the Buffalo canal . i'm
proyements," and inCuloating Appraiser Davis and
Commissioner Fay in corrupt and unlawful prac-
tees. =-- The National Convention of Universal
ists met at LYNN, Mass. -= Centennial medals
coined abroad are being sOd i'll this country. --
The Presbyterian Synod appointed Standing Com
mIttees for next year.
CITY AND SUBURBaN-Assemby nominations by
all the parties were made i'll this city. - The
combination county ticket of the Republican and
anti-Tammany organizations was completed with
the names of s. d. Van Schaick and George NJ. Van
IIoesen 80 L.. i. BackhOuse withdraws from the
Mayoralty contest i'll Brooklyn. -- The State
Senate Committee examined Commissioner Porter.
= William NJ Evarts began his argument on a
demurrer TO the Clafin indictments. -- Jacob
Standcrman was sentenced to be hanged on Dec. 10.
-= The trial of William Delaney for the Cow
Bay murder was begun. -= Gold, 116i2 llG's,
lI6as Gold value Of the lcgal-ender dollar at tho
close, 50 80 cents
The WEATHER.-1he Government report predicts
warm and fair weather. -= In this city yester-
day. the day was clear and warm thermometer,
400 65O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

Gov Tilden'. letter. eujoining special watchful-
ness in enforcing the laws to secure the purity of
elections does not seem to please his opponents. 1t
is pretty hard to please them by any course of
action on that subject. Last Winter after they had
been clamoring about bribery and corruption in the
election OF Gov Tilden, The TRIBUNE quietly
invited them to get Legislative Investigation OF
the matter and promised to give all the help
in its power That suggestion was Immediately
taken p. a personal thrust at The leaders Of the Re
publican State Committee! They no longer wanted
such matters investigated, and became angry at
THE TRIBUNE for suggesting it. Now, when Gov.
1dcn urges the proper officers TO extra exertion to
prevent corruption ut the polls, they are mad again.
Evidently nothing will please them save to let the
whole subject of corruption alone; and that Is Just
what tho Governor and the people have resolved
shall not be done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
Brsinceo Notices.

LARGEST ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY IN
she word-THE TRAyfLERs of Hartford. cow.
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remedy This is no uuack preparation, but 10 prescribed b
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

"that vigilance, astutepess, and decision OF
character which should belong to the head
"of the Indian Bureau" and MIR. Smith VIII
doubtless be satisfied with verdict when
vindicates his integrity ut tho expense OF his
understanding. Now let Va watch secretary
Chandler rise to the hight Of the situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
amnsemsnts ono fileetinse Co. Might.

Ro THIS THf .TKR.- The Iiy OF Killarney"
RKookIrS TuE ATER.-' The Flying Scud-
EIGIg TuEAIER.-Varcty Performance
I1rrH AVENUE THE ATKE.-" our Boys.
IYcruN TnEATRR.-" les Canavds Irois Bees.
Tony PASTORS NEW THFATER.-Nariety PERFORMANCE
OIYmrIC TuElTER-vayicty Performance.
PARK TUHArIR.-"M Mighty Dollar
SAN Francisco MINISTRIES.
'rIIRD AyENI,E TIM ITLg.-Varic:y Performance
TUFATKR COMIQUE.-Nartety performance.
ISIoN SQUARE THkATER.-"Ie Led Astray. .
WAIACk's THEATER.-" Overland Route"
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EpRTHoI OTrOs EpUCATED fIKAs.
l,,INOKk's GARpFN.-COnccrt.
Uowks & CUSnING's CIECUs.-A2 ana :.
KTRrZ,s ART AIIERY Exhibition OF PantnSs.
MrTRoPoIIrAN MUSEUM OF ARr-Pantngs, statuary'
&c. -
M0In's HALI-Prohbition Meeting.
sTrISWAY UALI.-Concert. Mime Goddard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

Simon Cameron thought it was an awful time in
Washington when they were so long without Cabl-
net officers at the capital and without Secretary of
the Interior anywhere. Now that We have Secre-
tary of the Interior have him very much in fact,
Mr. Cameron is reported thinking that it is
worse time still. Evidently there is no pleasing
those Pennsylyanans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

sympathc,ic audience which a Bonapartist
always finds in Corsica, he denounced with
more or less severity the Orleanists, ex-Prcsl-
dent Theirs, and Marshal MacMahon. In thus
placing himself in antagonism with the only
allies he could at all hope for, he resembles his
late Imperial master, in having no more blum
ders to commit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

The Committee on Crime have made some
rather startling developments regarding Capt.
James Irving and Detective Farley OF the
police force showing their intimate relations
with convicted forgers and counterfeitcrs
Can't. living is still OH the force Mr.. Farley,
we believe. has left it. The Committee should
take immediate steps to place the evidence iii
its possession before the Grand Jury-the
Grand Jury should, indeed call for the tcsli-
mony-n order that justice should be metcd
out to these men. The tale is monstrous 1t
is more monstrous still that such men can be
for moment retained by Police Commission
ers i'll responsible positions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

A letter from Pittsburgh, which we print to-
day, reviews the Pennsylvania campaign i'll the
light of the Ohio election. From IA Democratic
point of view, the prospect is not encouraging
Both parties are heavily bmdened, the one
with imitation and the other with the Treasury
King. 1t is likely however, that the people
will give the Treasury thieves little more
rope in order to strike a last and fatal blow to
the rag-moncy heresy, which they believe the
father of reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

The "insanity dodge i'll plea for murder
has evidently lost its power with juries In
the case of Jacob Standcrman, who was sen
fenced yesterday, the jury totally diSregarded
it, although the prisoner looked insane and his
crime was committed i'll a moment OF jealous
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

We are learning to manage these things better in
New-York. If Mr.. Delan0 had been a member of
our State Government, his retirement would probably
have been followed by a suit to recover public
MONEYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

The alliance between the Custom-house Re-
publicans and the anti-Tammany Dem
ocrats seems falling to pieces through
incompatibilty of temper. Some OF the
nominations they have made are ex-
ceent others pretty poor. The average
is not so high as to cause much distress from
what now seems their inevitable defeat The
most curious feature of the whole movement
is the outspoken dcnunciation OF Mr..
James OEren 10y the Custom-house Re-
publicans and by their chief organ, which
could lately find NJ praise too high for him.
Times have changed since 0'Rrcn was made
the Republican reform candidate. When cast
as a reiormer nowadays he does not draw, al
though he fits the part as well as ever he did.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

The Taxpayers Association of Brooklyn has
decided not to run a separate ticket at the
coming elections, but to continue its organza-
ton, with view TO future prosecution OF the
men who have plundered the city in the past.
A large amount of money has been subscribed
for this purpose, and lawyers have been re-
tanned to collect the necessary evidence. The
further plans and actions Of the reformers are
not known, except to themselves, but it is
evident that they are in earnest, concerted
movement.