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The New York herald., 1875-09-14
THE LATE JUDGE WOODRUFF

IAAA- AA-AiL b0IATL hOODhOIE.
To-day United States Marshal Fiskc Will, in the alb
scncc Of Judge Batchord open and adjourn the United
States Circut and District courts until tomor-
row, when Judge Blatchford viii hear pressing motions
in both courts IN the United States District Court
room, after which the courts will formally ADJOURN az
a mark OF respect 10 Judge Woodrun7s memory and a
meeting of members of the Bench and Bar viii be held
at TWO O'Clock, pursuant to the annexed CALI
The members of the Bar requested 10 meet IN thc
United States Circuit Court wednesday sep
tembcr 10. at two O'Clock T. NJ to give expression TO
their sense Of the which the profession and the
community have suffered in the death OF the Hon.
Lewis B. Woodruff Circuit Judge OF the United States
William VI Evarts George clifford. John T. Burrill
Welcome r. Beebe, Henry f. Davies, +. II. Owcn
Joseph H. Choatc William stanley, f. Randolph Robin
sou, George T. Curtis, +. /. Fancher +. A. Benedict
+. +. Marbury, George Bliss, Burr w. Grswod, Joseph
5 Bosworth, Charles f. Sanford.
Judge Curtis Of the Superior Court, ordered the
following entry 10 be made on the minutes yesterday =:
"Haviug received intelligence Of the death OF the
and for several years judge of this Court and that the
funeral will take place morrow and regrcting this
great public loss being desrous OF paying tribute
of respect to who, in his Judicial career, was
most able, learned and upright and whose dis
tinguished example citizen and lawyer
deserves the highest commendaton it is ordered that
when the Court adiourns adjourn until the day after
tomorrow, and that the foregoing be entered ON the
minutes ~
In the Court OF Common Pleas, Chambers, Chief JUS
tco DAILY presiding addresses move in similar ad
journment were made by c. NJ. Lawton and s. ii. Mo-
nell and the Court accordingly adjourned
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trial on charge Of burgariousy entering the promises
No 90 Elizabeth street occupied by Thomas Ryan,
and nAng the money drawer OF SO 80 IN currency
James Mccarthy OF No. 80 Worth street. ana Two
others entered the promises No 204 Church street. on
Sunday morning by breaking OF the hasp OF The door
The place belongs 10 Abraham Levy as cloth store
The burglars had packed away IN DAss lour peVes ~
cloth OF the total value OF $3.50 when they were
alarmed and fed officer Randall OF the Fifth precinct
arrested Mccarthy and the other two escaped lie was
held for trial az the General Sessions.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Judge Morgan
AN UNPRoFITABLE VISITOR

AN UNPRoFITABLE VISITOR.
woman named Margaret McCabe was arraigred on
charge OF stealing $40 from Daniel Caulneld of No 80
Hamilton street. on the evening of the 9th of Sep
tember Margaret was visiting at tho house of Mr.
Caulaeld and shortly after her departure pocketboo
containing the above named amount of money was
missed from tho top of bureau. She arrested on
Sunday night and was committed by Judge Morgan in
$500 bail O answer.
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire

''PIPER" BURNS AS A REvIvALIsT.
John Burns, better known as 'Piper" Burns, was
nrraigned in this court yesterday, probably for the
twentieth time He is wild character, who bears an
unenviable reputation His offence this time was
entering Grace Mission chapel Sunday and disturb
ing the congregation in its devoions II alleged
that during the singing of hymn 'Pipers"
loud and discOrdant irritating some of the dcvotces
and dislracting others. This tolerated because
piper kept respectful silence during the exhorta-
ton Of the minister; but when the latter
had concluded and Piper claimed the atten-
ton of the audience denounce their venerable clergy
man as n teacher of false doctrines and ''second
Beecher the patience of both minister and congreqa
ton gave out and 'Piper' was unceremoniously
shown to the door. There policeman took him in
charge The Court sentenced him to six months i'm
prsonment
HE WOULD NOT STARvE.
James Harvey was charged with stealing eleven
rolls of bread because he hungry He held for
trial
TWO GLADIATORs.
James Leahy and James McGinty found fighting
in vacant lot question having arisen between them
to which the better man. They were fined SO
each, in default of which they were seat TO prison.
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hat. Therefore, the iniunc.

II only by Injunction and that therefore, the nJunc-
ton asked for should bc granted
In his reply to the above argument Mr. SchOoley
claimed that the defendants not infringing on any
ones title; that their play Is a perfectly distinct
dramatzatIon nom the authors novel, and that, even
were 70 not the novel was published TO the world
and Is common property He combatod strenuously
all the points raised by the opposing counsel using TO
considerable extent--and this decidedly funny
aspect Of the case-tie points used by hr Booth
IN the Rose Mchei case
AT The close OF the argument Judge Curtis took the
papers, reseiving his decision.
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ACQUITTED OF BRIBERY.

committee Of distinguished German bankers has
made a report houorably acqutting Mr. Moritz Meyer
Of the Haadcis Zcitag of tho charge OF having been
bribcd recommend The bonds Of the Rockford Rock
Island aud s. Louis road and testiyng emphatcally
TO his perfect integrity.
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YOUTHFUL DEsPERADoEs.

About nine O'Clock on Sunday night Augustus Willch,
boy about eighteen years of age residing at No 2ll
Garden street, Hobolen was passing through Morton
street. with several friends their way the Chris
topher street ferry On the Of Washington street
a crowd Of youths, from fourteen 10 twenty years Of
age, standing They looked at Which and his
friends as they passed. A fight ensucd between the
two crowds, shot fired and young Willich was
struck by pistol ball He taken to the station
house Charles street. where his wounds dressed
Subsequently he removed TO his home in Hobo
ken Later in the night Officer Morris. of the Ninth
precinct, on information received from William Carr OF
No 613 Washington street arrested Arthur Tinker,
aged seventeen years residing No S3 Morton street.
who had been seen TO draw pistol and Point ii nj Will
lch Tinker arraignod before Judge BXby ycstcr-
day and was committed in 81, 600 bail to answer at
General Sessions.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Duty.

VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW
The following arrests for violation Of the Excise law
were made on Sunday and the prisoners were yestcr-
day taken before Justice Duny at the above court aud
held in 800 bail To- answer August Koch, No ~ Pearl
street; William NOrdsick, so. So Church street. Jacob
Ecker, No. lOI Bowery; John H. Iellcr No 22 Broad
way; Adam Wolf 40. 20 spring street, and Thomas
stanton, 40. p spring street
BUnGLARIrS
Patrick Quinn, Of No. 291 Mott street, was held for
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
srrgrrcrCc
ARRESTED on SUSPICION.

On Sunday afternoon officer Mahcr, of the Eighth
precinct arrested man named Charles Dwyer who Is
well known the police as belonging to the criminal
classes on suspicion Of being connected with the bur
glarv on the premises OF Dr. Hammond No. 43 West
FIfty-fourth street, the 23d of August last Dwyer
had been suspected for some time but the officer was
unable 90 lind any trace Of him. He said yesterday
that he had been confined 10 his he'd by sickness for
over a month Dr. William A. Hammond, who was
present at his arraignmen could not identity D"yer
the he escaping from the house on tle
night Of the burglary. The prisoner was, therefore,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


T .YcEUM THEATRE, l4TH ST AND 9TH Av.
EVERY HyENISg ANP 9r sETERPAAS{s AE pASs6N MATINEE
oFFENBAchS tAsT AMP MOST TtFASiNG OPERA
New Costumes complete Appointments gorgeous and novel
n,-, Miles coRALiE GEoFFRoY, ,xn nr
DUPARC, NARDYNN AND NM DE QUERCY AND DU-
PLAN
in their great roles.
GRAND MILITARY REVIEW,
CILMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN
? $ GILMORE date hppodrome'. Conductor
TnE MOST, MOST ahGYi1cENf GARDEN IN TIE %oELD
dfT3 TMR dnri4f52 RASh Tr%S SS Sg d5aS24sF
signor rAdLIAPiETRA,
and Nine, G$RGIE SEis'is BRooES oclS"C GCULAGER,
PROGRAMME
=. Medation-"Ave Mnria' .Bach(iounod
3. Diyertsem from 'Faustn Counod
Introducing the gems Of the opera
Cornet solo-Cavatna and Variations, from -
'' Mr. NJ. ARBucKLE.
Seen" sRS d rreyf cHE 9% BSoKs PS Escqt 9IG
g Remincences Gems Of the operas Of .Auber
T. Aria for Baritone, sung by
date Of the Grand Italian opeTa Paris)
s. Comet soio-"Marshnc Waltz Levy and opcrti
Mr.. J. LEVY.
10 Concert ws1Rctqrn 70 Amercai Petro Fsrranii
H. Mareh-"Ihe InmaR Line Warren
THE STAR.SPANGLED BANNER;m -r,
OLYMPIc THEATRE, ga BROADWAY.
TIE ciAMfI56S s%iNd%iESR di 3y THE WORLD
rHiR% R%t'F iS|s95 %ff'1FS SaSf
in his great sketch ''FLEwY FLEWYr
FIRST MISS S3gsGEpff E&fE e 6GdSSEE 5RS IN EA@'''''
and the s'Sdn' M FkAN% sIEA Sf' &%RA S9d Sos Dancer
THE GREAT CARLO FAMILY
PYRAMIDS 'nGI SUI lh1'1LEEiRy LEsy 4ESsscuELLEs.
TIE D0HERTY FuslLEERs;
Captain Mccarthy. Adah Richmond
N's"''"''' THE C0MANCiEs' '-"'s''
with illuminated light and shade effects.
~ The E9,rs & GTc%t oly%PpIs { cSS%%P@pyo S%P
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT ..
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MR. I'll MREY RgY'Tw wSSs rl'Iii character actor
who VII appseqr in bis gTeHt palr9se r drama Of
EVERY nlDFTff NiGlT III HND i sATtRDAY S MATISEE
Mr. Mr. Iamcs H%TTy W3aece SfEo fSfIo
In prcparation--led and Black; or, Gamblers Life.
pooTHs THEATRE THE CANISTER
ID JARRETT PALMER. ........ .Lessees and Managers
BARRY SULLIVAN.
Notwithstanding the attendance attracted by
in order to aord Opportunities for Witnessing
Mr. SULLlNANS renowned impersonations of the charac
BEVERLY,
in Moore's grand tragedy of
THE GAMESTER,
which will be given
THIS TUESDAY, EVENING, Sept. IA.
49, Places be secured for which the treas
urers office will be open from A. NJ TO 10 I. NJ
THE BENEFIT OF BARRY SULLIVAN
win TAKE pnfFGE Friday II AZ? EVENING, the 18th inst
The first appearance here of the great English character
actor
MR. GEORGE BELMoRE
"''' MONDAY EVENING September 20.
and in his unrivaed part of
NAT GOSLING,
in Bouccault's sensational drama
THE FLYING SCUD.
The sale OF seats begins next Thursday, at A. NJ.
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pANCIyG ACADEMIES.

A }. SACsE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. CLASSES
a. Masonic Hall - East Thirteenth Brevoor
Hall East Fifty fourth street PRIVATE LESSONS at
any hour CIRCULARS at private academy, 212 East
Eleventh street.
. WILSON DANCING ACADEMY. Bob WEST
~. Fourteenth street, EIGHTH avenue Classes now
open for beginners For terms &c send for circular
soirecs. Tuesday and saturday evenings,
A J MARS ACADEMY or DANCfNG, 2-sI BLEECKER
~. street-Classes now forming for beginners. Pupils
their convenience without loss Of
Send for circular Soreo Tuesday evening September u,
at o'clock
IT FERSANDO'S DANClSG ACADEMY, Fifty
~ Fifth street, Third avenue bunk buldngAp-
plcation can be made after September !, Monday and
Thursday, from 70 = T. NJ Reppcnug september rs
Private lessons specially. See circular
A CARrlENS DANCING ACADEAY-PLIMPTON'S
y. building ntcrsoction Of Stuyyrsn and Ninth streets
classes every Monday and Thur.day private in
glide waltz speciality soircc Dansantc Monday evening
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BII.I.IAItIJs.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BEN EL BILLIARD Tables
~ with Deaucys wire cushions solely used in an cham
pionship and match games second hand Table, great
gains W. H. GEIFflTU 4 co, 80 Nosey street.
CTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLEs-II W.
- COLLENUER successor phelan x C5llcudcr Office
and warerooms. 73S Broadway New York.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
THEODORE WACHTEL,
EUEOPES GREATEST TENOR
will shortly America for
GRAND OPERATIC TOURNEE
through the United States which he will be assisted by
newly organized aud most powerful
COMBINATION OF ARTISTS,
selected from the leading
OPERA HOUSES OF EUROPE.
The Inauguration night of the
GRAND WAClITEL OPERA SEASON
the New York Academy of Music will be
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1S, 1875.
Musical Director Conductor ......AD. NEUENDORFR
Further particnlars In Ater advertisements.
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Frederick Both charged with stealing gold watch
and chain worth Ss5 on the 3oth OF August the prop
erty Of Nicholas Peterson. sentenced to the State
Prison for eighteen months
Mary Smith young girl, tried and found guilty OF
an attempt at larceny from dwelling house, sen.
fenced ~ the Peniteutary for three years.
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FURNITURE.

~ unusually attractive prices close entire retail
business previous TO removal about January l.
q. H. kelly & CO.. lSI Fifth avenue,
non INrp pnfN Z rI str
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Mary Jane Barnes VS.. George W. Barnes. Reference
ordered TO take proof, &c.
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THE FALL Trade.

LARGE NUMBrE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MEE-
CHANTS IN THE CiTY-PROMIsES OF A FAIR AND
HEALTHY BUSINESS.
A large number of merchants from the South
and West are now in the city, preparatory 10 making
their Fab purchases Tho leading houses however, re-
fuse yet to express opinion tn the Fall trade. IT
being according their views too early At Jalray
Co.'S fair business IL doing better than last Spring
Several Southern aud Western customers have made
their preliminary visits but still hesitate TO choose line
OF goods They appear to act cautiously than in
previous years and examine goods moro coscly They
acknowledge that prices sufficiently low but never
tbccas desire tmo to give their orders saesmen
however satisfied that the very presence of such
large number Of buyers indicates better state OF trade
and all agree that in their conversations these merchants
speak hopefully than they have done for some time
past. At A. 7. Stewart Il co.'s 1t was declared that 1t
early 10 express an opinion as to the expected
trade and several statesmen stood together in Groups
not at all occupied with purchases from either adjacent
remote localities.
In the dry goods quarter proper, large number or
cases are daily turned out for Texas louisiana and
other portions OF the South prominent Lconardst.
house stated TO a reporter of THE TRIBUNE that the
Southern trade in very healthy state, the mcr-
chants from that section only buying moderately, and
meeting their old accounts good order. No longer
credits than days. four months for good houses,
demanded nor would they be granted II asked.
trade always following the routine OF the dry goods
business the same feeling is predOnna cautious
buying and no than Is actually wanted TO repcnsh
depleted stocks.
Al lie ST. Nicholas Fifth Avenue, and other hotels
large numhcr Of merchants registered IRON 'lncli
natl Chicago, ST. Louis and other points south ana
west Several tCcm who were not here lest spring
have come on To- stuiy tie Ncw-York markets. and,
Willie ses.nCn think that these men haYe all come 70
purchase goods 10 q large extent, the southern and
Western men Themselves state that they are here
partly for pleasure and partly Tor Dlslhess. Not
any Of them show inclination TO return ut once
10 their homes, and. while varying their metro
poan visits with short excursions to SARATOGA, Long
bran, IL, and Newport lose Opportu lily to examine
c very heavy stocks OnJng ia this market la about
Two weeks tie Fall trade now looking fairly, will prob
Ably h. at its hight when importers end JobDer5 promise
~ hn morn OK plcit as 10 is cOndii0n
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Bandmann has been acting at the Crystal
Palace, in London, a. Hamlet.
Mr.. john S. Clarke will effect his reappear-
ance IN London the 2oth of August at the HAY market
Theator.
Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe will shortly re-
ceive the compliment OF o dinner OF welcome, at the
L0toS Club
Mr. Boucicault will make his temperance
in London the Attn Of September, at Diury Lane
Theater, in "The Shaughrann'
Mr. George Honey, who is coming 10 America.
ha, received The compliment Of farewell dinner tAug
III at the Junior Garrick Club In London.
1t il now formally announced in London
b. made Nov 9, ut the Prncesss Theater, Rip Van
Wakie.
Miss Geneyieve Ward will visit the United
States in December under the management OF Mr. Max
Sfrakosch, and will make a professional tour of The
country.
Mr.. George Rignold took his farewell benefit
at the Londoh Gaciy Thoater the On ana 7th lnst
acting Romeo, LORD CiGncarty, and william. lilo VIII
soon be again in New-York
The first performance OF Around tho
World al the Academy Oi Music has been postponed
some of the implicated machinery incidental ~ the pro-
duction Of the piece.
Mr., William HOlstOn--an actor who won
many admirers by his comic ecccntTicy when he was
nt Wsllacks-bas been dangerously i'll In Calcutta. lie
Is now in retirement after pc0us surgical operation
but hopes entertained that he Will recover his health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
STATE TEACHERS MEETING IN NEW-
JERSEY.

LAST DAYS pEocEEpINGs-A WORD FOR The CEN
rENNI,L-PAPEIs READ on "ORrHoGRAPHf,
PHYSIOLOGY" AND "ELoCUrON.'
PROM Al OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON. n. j., Aug. 25.-The Association
met NJ, with 800 teachers IN attendance. com
,nupl.stion YVES received frsm Gen. j. Eaton Commits
sonsr OF the Bureau of Education excusns his absence,
and appointing the Rev. Alexander shiias, d. d., OF
Washington his substitute discussion OF Prof Dick
ipsops lecture on Methods Of Teaching" followed.
Dr. Shiras stated that, 80 far as there was
to be display OF educational facilities
t The Centennial Exhibition tho Bureau had only adyi-
ssry authority though 1t could collect materials and ar
range Them IL il proposed to exhibit classes at work
There are also specimens OF writing, drawing aud
comuo,tion. resolution was adopted authorizing n
committee of five urge upon the state Boarda thorough
ion Of the educational stem Of New Jersey
at tho Centennial
Tile discussion Of the paper read yesterday by the Rev
Mr. Brace on sThe Relation Of the state TO Education
followed Prof Agar called attention TO the amend
ncpf to the Newersey Constitution to be voted upon on
9Th september. prohibiting appropriations lot the
support OF deDOuiDatlt nal schools
discussion 10 e.tab fishing an edncatloItl monthly
magazine followed. the matter was referred to Com
ia report next year. the Association believing II TO
be IMPOSSIBLE To put such pcriodicdi uPoh pay wy
b.. ,is al present. -. =. o.,...u,
ply Was read by Prof +. ID. MOrch NJ Lafayette Col
ieyc He spoke apprOvingly OF the work OF the Com
INIT appointed by the Pathological socie. On this sun
iact An excellent lecture delivered by Dr. hunt
of M.tuchen n. j., on physiology ana sanitary Laws
Mr. Wckerslam state superintendent OF fenlsy lPaha'
then spoke generally upon the condition OF education,
paving q high compliment To the school JAWS OF New
Jersey which considered the best IN the Union
elected PRECEDENT the Association for the year ensuing
rae meeting closed this evening with lecture on
'Elocltion' by Miss Julia ~ Thomas with Illustrative
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other Ship Sers see Second Page J
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Steamship ty OF New York Zimmerman Havana Ang 81
with mtse. and pass. TO +. AexaI'iTe , Sons
Steamship franeonia Bragg Portland Win ndse ana pass
to J. =. Ames
slip Cornelius Grinne Borlsnd London 40 days with mdsc
Bark (Nor) Larsen London Al days, IN ballast Is
an hOred AZ Sandy Hook. 49,,
Bark Ve,erde (Nor Henricksen. Waterford Ireland 81
days. in ballast Ia anchored At Sandy Hook.
BARK erInod tNor krog. Amsterdam ~ days, In ballast
Is anchored a. sandy iisokt
Brig OrloT (Br efountane, Cow Bay days With coal
(of Minudie) Patterson shulee " s. 10 days
with pling. an
schr Watson ssrslsy, Of and from st. John, ~ B.. IL
days, with laths
Schr. America Miller. Rockland with line.
schr. Iaconis, Crockett. Rockland with lime.
schr Beiabaiec. Hall Fox island Me- with granite
schr Ocean Ranger Phillips Dix lsland Me- with yraute
echr Isabelle, Mssca Nantucket with Esh
Sehr Ripple, brown. Nantucket, with ash
schr Herald. Hall. Rocklsnd, with lime.
Schr Hattie COombs Bishop. Rockland, with lime
Bchr sarah. Norwood. CALAIS, with lumber.
schr MOcaing Bid Bradbury. OF and irom ST. John ~ b.
DAYS. with lumber.
schr. Eliza sawyer Cook. Calais. with lumber
schr Adam Bowdly Oliver Blue Hill Ne. With granite
Trade Wind Gray, R0ckl4nd. with lime.
Schr Ella Prssscy. Pressey, k0ckland. with limo
GCHOOsEKs-RysR AND COAsiwkA
A. O. Hazard. Portland CT NJ III. Mttu, Warren.
Nellie BostOn. Ruth Darling. Boston.
pghAt. Bosoa. E'A eisy' NOV bod''ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Foreign Demand for American Manufactures.

One Of leading Continental railways has Just paid high
compliment To prominent England industry The St
ohnsbury scale have just received al orer
for four Of their Patent Track Scales and LEAH
ng English railroad putting In these standard scaes
Meeting sharp competition the prominent scale msnnfac'
Jurors of Great Britain the Continent and wnnng these
satisfactory prizes which could be awarded
IL can readily where Of the 1908 scales manu-
facinred at ST Jonshuy S months 4 the year have
gone Weighing the world Is immense business
and FARB,NKs 10 have the contract with unsur-
passed facilities with experience dating back
nearly half century production largely I'm excess 1t
any other similar establishment world the MsssrA
FARBANKs enabled nufscure the best scales W the
lowest the asDR denan for their socds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
THE TELEGRAPHIC COMBINATION.

A meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Western Union Telegraph Company was held ut the
Companys office yesterday afternoon but nothing more
than regular routine business transacted. meet
ns Of the Conference Committee appointed recently by
the Western Union and the Atlantic and Pacific Tee-
graph Companies for the purpose OF considering basis
OF consolidation for the two companies has still been de-
layed Of the absence VI one more Of the
members of the Committee from tho city prominent
director Of the Western Union Company stated yester
day, IN conversation with reporter of THE
TRIBUNE. that a meeting OF all the Committee
doubtless would be- held within the next few
DAYS and II the rapres, natives OF the Atlantic and
Pacific Company willing a. lease their line to the
Western Union Company upon what could be considered
n fair bafii bo had lito doubt that the arrangement
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ting commissions DO not investigate. cannot invest
gate not regarded nv the Interior Department
they report unfavorably. -IHarper's Weekly tRcp.l
The impression is unavoidable that the bot
tom OF the subject has not yet been reached and that
much more searching and authoritative investigation
win be needed in order to Mr. Hopkinss complete vindi-
cation from the aspersions Of his own party press
Buffalo Courier (DemJ
1t is very likely that the handful Of people
who met In Boston the day and resolved themselves
into National Union Party" attained the summit OF
their ambition when they found that the fact OF their
meeting nad been photographed all over the country
dorchester Union and Advertiser (Dem.l
A whole day has passed without bringing us
any OF those familiar vincaory rroofslips from the
Interior Department Society for the Propagation OF Use
ful Knowledge about Prof Marsh. Mr.. William Welsh.
and the other depraved enemies OF the Christian religion
who have said things about Mcssrs. Dcano and Smith
What has happened a-springie Id Republican Und.l