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, 1876-11-02
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Staetun, Serpttln, 8bnigs. 8rantbeit, &rstpslas, az,
VelNpure une pie iHIimrnfen 5aut Don Sluttrantptt.
ten, 8rpBe SHpa1e, 2eber. unp 9tterenieiptn, 0ttng,
wurm &c. &c. ptrp Luf's S"efimmtsts purp btelsn Rpnt(
alsr Neiat8unssmittsl ssbetlt. DerIelbe TT spe,2np'
twanit8 SABRE ptnburp pom Yablitum srpr0bt, "a
9unosrttauisnee ron 8aasa ssPstlt uap eurtrt Peso
~enn mao Vorttrtft aenpmmen. SIT elm tt6eres prtl.
mitttl pom 8tttln IN alien pttlbaren 5altn, eurtrI on
faulttn altsn WelSware. isIbt NO Ter 2ap&sn l&eu an.
s~efrsfen 1T.
Spatts eebens.BaIfam eurtrte 5erru 4. .. avu.
map, 2ra8peen I'M 9art'lb eater gu BrpptIpa, ". b.,
pem 6ronit1en Mpeamatiemus, na9pem berielbe psne
Srfol8 pcn ben eerjuglt@nen AeFiten @urppa's Elp
Amertfas btpanptlt ppTetH mar.
Spatt'S &ebens,9 al,am turirte 5errn q. o.
pp4p, Dptmaiter No. III Ataptien Str, psn s,nem
9etdprltGen Wel1pNr, Raupem Ct ienS WipuaIx TN
orpaopap 9oip'tal MAR une bort ale ~unpeilbar ertlarl
purpe.
$patfs eebens.8aIfam bstlte Ssrru Saeub vstt
DTFce 9o. 242 Wreenptp Str, pen etnen ferstuIsier
Wel@pure, nobel BITE 5aulniB loon BITS auf ben RnpQer
seeran9en mar. psrr u. bat pabreno 10 Sabrea uad
srIatren. ~
Spatfs:: eebens.S aliam surirte Strrn Diutan
SPrtn8er, stp. 1888 6rpVme Ctr, p~pIfdnbt8 Ron sat.
cen Sett ees Srantsn loon Ssrpirrt bate. Der We.
aannie tennte ntpt feline panb gum appfs ertepen AMI
mar 'paprtnS prefer 0tonatt ans Bet ssfshslt.
5n pabta in Der Saupt'S ffss, GAG Tranp Str, aat
/ 6lathen s.. -
3patt's berabmts9 etImitteI II NIB. -.
Spatts autse!tartr esbsns.S BALKAN ~ $500.
ppatt's IA b., b0tpsIt farftr Qetsns. SaIlam. ,u
$t.25. Spatt's Yulmsnie BALKAN, peer Der SGp,nb.
iubtteen grtunp, au $500. Spatts emit piut.
nsnt, ~uutsblbar FUR 9tteen unb S6mer,en iseer art
~ o. esnts. Snatts Snta, Sur fur @rtdGans
apgtpep, Snfusnta, eatarrP, gu Is Gts.
9SenH pb'8e 1rittelntUt In sIrer apotbeft pber an gu.
rem Ylass ~ eaesn ltne, y psnes man lG btrett anpas
asnf'a' DspSs, 2ae UsanSar.. I.g
@otptn 3. ppatt 4 60, &ieentalraer.
Dussnb. t3n2lson
, 1876-11-02

Nto Motto GcGeee. - RaeOn Ga,
ben "a. Getruar, 1876.
...... DR.. MusuF 8Snts's Sam.
burger Trppfen fnb BON a%nssesei6netfr
Wirtuus unb besbalb nabe3u unentbebrlth fir
mid. GeY. Batter j.. s. Rebmann.
, 1876-11-02

Der Danf ether Vami1te.-S& nns
r1stns grau iassn Sbnen ben srSbtsn Dant flu
Or. Mn guf 8Dnis's 9amburger
Erppfen i6reibt 5err Sobn pott, 8eneDa,
Sa.. BENIN b%teielben baben uns srObe Dsenltt
erptslsn. Wir Iaisn bic GrOpfsn ai9t msbr
auSgeben.
, 1876-11-02

Gin sutes MttteI sesen GpIif rnb 2eibfdnter.
gen lnne DR.. Iueut 8Snts's $ a mbur.
ser G%rppfen, fdreibt 5err Midael WetL
Wtlbapata, 9nby benn b~isleIbsn beIfen ausen'
blidli1.
, 1876-11-02

5err gbas. Sauptman, &iSsr pcint, 81. s.,
be3eust pie fOlst: sd lit felt a9t @phen an
96wa6e une 8cpfltmeraen, bur1 l1noerbau-
ltbfeit berSorsebra6t. UurG ben @sbrau@
spu DR.. Iusut 85nte's 5amburger
Erppfen bin i9 @ptt fet Danf tptebtr 70
melt bersefeat, caB i'd meinen alien geI6df.
t~isunsen pisoer nadseben fam. SD fam ba-
Der btsis Nepi3in Iasn bstsns empfeblen."
, 1876-11-02

RAA MANNER unb Brauen perDen test ptr
lanat FIR unfere nenen @pibfecern
Bileer. Sedbfeibe, eefneniacen unc 9d,retbpa
pier. GroHe Gtnnabmen NIT 9tdberbeft &c,
madtf. Wan f6retbe ipfcrt un, GtreuIare an .. Z.
@uernfep. publiiber, Concord. 81. p. 4qD4ma
, 1876-11-02
MNAUTHH,
MACLEOD
d K r..
j II k 6 eff aft,
113 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

xseGieI suf mssr ais 200 ssr bsssutsnhsrsn Stast
In europa.
@eIb'Musiablunsen bura bic UpRdmter fotpIs per
Seleerapb mad allen pldBsn In DeutIhIans,
Dsftsrr.i&, Der e&~eii, 5oaano, Ddnemart. earps'
ben unS Nortnsssu, ben Gmpfdnssrn frst ins baul
s~tliefert.
0retft'Sriefs fir Reiftnne CUR Uenusuns In arsu
er6Bsrsn 6tdoten Der alien WsIt.
GfnfafTruns bon Grbfbaften unb 6prbsrunssa
isber Irt In allen pldben G~uropa's.
DerfdiHmns bon 9itern uns Wadstsm naa
europa.
Bsrionuns antommtnbsr Glitter In siesr BORT, unS
MISUNDERSTANDING b~esislbsn mad BEN SnIanbs.
~Gurupdifbss 0els auss Irt sssauft anS ~ssrtasft.
, 1876-11-02

e C. a = fit Gsenten n u~nIeren 3epn neuen
9~tooefties, geraoe In ben Marti
sebra1t. Wtan braubt tie in ieoen 6au5e. Muiter
uto Girculare flsi per poIt n%eriauot.:
4SB27aps y. y. YBbtte u. Co., Netpart, q. s
, 1876-11-02

gsrionen, bic an gIppstihpTsfsit unb @ibsr.
wtlen eseen Spetien letbsn, inp DR.. Aug.
RSnts'S 8 hamburger Erppfen gu
smpfsblsn. Ssrr Matbtas DrabcbeL glue
@prins, Neb., l6reibt barber: Mein Batter,
l6pn bod i'm glitter, Serlor feinen Mppetit unb
tattc lcsar einen Wioerpiaen sesen Speiien,
mas ibn lebr i6wa9 unb unb leioenb ma6te.
Aul infer 3urepen sebrau9te CT DR.. Musua
RSnis's 5amburser Erppfen; Der gppetit febr-
te surid, uno er fibIt nun Gin gang aussrsr
Wenl9 gu lein.
, 1876-11-02

@eseu Sautfranfbeiten unb ane 1%tnrsinis.
tetten. tpel9e Derborbenem 8lut entlprinset
linb DR.. Nmsuf 8Gnte's 5ambur9er
G%ropfen eth gang auseGsi9netes NitteL
eerh tie fino bic befen 8%lutreiniser. Su
ifrettt osrr Sobn George BOpeni9aB In &c.
uiprt, 81.
, 1876-11-02

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb tpar f. franf. baB
tb feline Speiie rnebr Sertrasen fpnnte, fdreibi
Serr peter Clemens, QittIe Orleans, Mo. Sd
rabm DR.. Musuf 8Smts's Sambur.
ser Irnpfen rnb bin nun tpieber nibt mn,
gang bsrsefslt, ipaDern fibIs MID stsI trafti'
Jr ais frIber.
, 1876-11-02

Mnrutpn Gine ppnfdnsise Gefbid)te DON
Ny1"AI'' Ncnniptpdnien, BON Der eriteu Mu.
Werto1tot %iienlun9 bis auf beute. Bon QBm. VI.
0el1uIl3t- Cornell, L.. L D.. 9tabeSu 600 eroBe
CttGp= Setten. lleber IS SauItrationen. Seine oo1-
itdnoise Beidibte unieres Staatss lit ieit etnem hal.
ben Sabrbutoert uer6ffenttidt luoroen. @genten iper.
ben bel @tnfibrun9 bieies prdhtigen 9Berfes ber5li6
lpiatonmen 9ebeiBen iperoen. Cine %Ieltere Gele9el,s
belt. 98ir uerlangen 49enten in ieoem Soiunlbip
S6reibt iofort nm ooGe Giujelnbeiteu uno 9luslpab
oes 3erritoriulns. @orelie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. Mp. 2O9 Glib elite Ctr. y
laeelpbia. 4gB 15m
, 1876-11-02

Sd Bin pistsr better ais i'd ts srtpartets 3u
peroen, lGrsibt Ybtl. &of, Salempils, @ise.,
Dant Dr.. MusaR aSnis's Sambursu
ErUpfsn. Sd lit larss an Ssratlopfsn anb
,ps atpei @erste gu &atbe, Obns pab i'd 2tnbsr-
aas srbielt. SD snti9lpb mid, bic Sambur.
ger Gropfen bes DR.. Musuit 8onis gu eebrau.
hsn. @ott CUR Gbrs unb DR.. @usulf 8Snie's
Dam burssr Grppfen gum &ubnte muB i'd fa-
gen, bab mir %bielslbsn meins Gslunbbett pis
bersaben.
, 1876-11-02

Serr @tetf In Snanbasp Siq, MiE., fbsiIt
uns nit: Sd lit lsit swsi Sabr.n an elmer
bSsartissn 6le6te, bic allen Mittsln mtberitanb.
pa ssbrau9ts i'd msbsers @O@ea lang DR..
Au9uf 8Snts's 8Snts's 9ambar-
Ger Gropfsn mad gpri9rift unb tpurbt
BON bislsm bSsartissn Gsipsn Spatanbis sebsiIt.
, 1876-11-02

Aunft. Sec. Safbin9ton NJ emprial. Neu
" NaS lbonlte rationale StlD beraus9egeben. Nus.
8eieibnete eiele9enbeit fir @8enten. Ierritorium
ot1en. Wtttem a II s., 1S4 9~Silinmitr., W.Y,1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

The MASS MEETING IN FAIRFAX The at
raugcmcuts Tor the grand conservative rally at
Fairax Cour; Fl 7usc, on the llth iust., are
progressing rapidly, favorabIy aud successfully.
The L.esburg baud will be on hand. Ample
provision will be made to feed the crowd sub
s!antiay, il 20; sumpuou5y. A large atten,
dqnca is confidently expected, and it is hoped
tina, this city will send a large delegation.
THE MOUNT VERNON LISE.-The crowd of
Centennial visitors to Mount Vernon still! con.
tinues, and, 10 fact, seems to Increase every
day. The steamer Mary Washington. which
has been running on the line IN conjunction
with the Arrow, had to Icy off to day to un
dcreo some necessary repairs. and the steamer
Theodore Wecms was chartered and wen
dowa 10 her place.
WHILE Mr.. l. D Harm MS wagon was
stauulug o. Royal street, yesterday evening, 1t
was taken possession Of during bis absence by
so Die coIprcd cypriaus from Euzzard's Roost
who, ait, driving ruu1d abou' generally, sue
ceeIcd in sna-h!ug il up near the corner OF
Pr; cess and R;yai streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07
a'OioreG sttfA Fellows.

MEMPHIS Oc;. The national councl OF
coIorco o IL Elbow All .uroea at a late hour
last uigh;, after rru1,u and banquet at Fix,
po-i,ipu Luildings. The iolnwlnE officers were
clcctcd: E Faucet, Pnllai. lnhlH Worship
full Grand Master; &. Curtis, New Y Jrk, Depu-
" Graul Master; d. B. Bow.-r, Ph!ladel-
phia, Grand Secretary. Iho following board
# directors wcre clec'cj: q. &. Maonlng,
Wash,ngtoo; j. Hill, Petersburg. VAIL For
roster, Wasting on, ard j. \. Simms, New
York. New Orleans was the place s@icc-ed Tor
holding the thirty srcnnd session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07
HrpbCrgS.

LONDON, Oct 7.-Tne steamer Donau. which
arrived at Southampton, on the 4th, trcm NV
York, reports large number OF Dangerous ce-
berrs on the banks 0! New Fonndand, in lat.
&c, aud between loog so, and 40 20. Some of
them appeared to have GROUNDED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07
Died of his ssOuIl DIS.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct. 7.-Matthew A.
Browu, aged eighteen, died last evening from
! K lie w,und, ind ctcd two weeks since By
Andrew Johns,a, sou Of \. NJ. johnson, IN a
dispute concerning a young lady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07
DO Nrnlak Election.

New YORK De-. 7-Ano.her dispatch
was received u the n uiopal democratic head
quarters to day trou D neer, claiming Colorado
by 500 majority. aHd saying he democrats are
three members better off in the l. glsl.'uTe.
The name Of the seuder OF The dispatch is not
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07
Bank Robbery.

WLKgsBARRE PA. Oct. The bar king
house 4 h. Meyers was robbed .a:t evening,
alb Iii O'Clock, of 81 900 Outing the tempo
rary absence OF the proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

DRY Chops AUCTION -PhHlldelphin Oct /.
TO GAZErrE OFFICE: Il ha7, jus Completed
arrange ID nts to have secoud sale, ADD vii
nav. stuck o. exhibition next Thursday morn,
Ing in AlexAodrla. II ScEIwARz,
Manager Continuation Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

II wish was dead" is an expression Dot
unr2quenty used by the dyspeptic and suf
tcrer from Liver disease ; and depressed spirits
Uniting the mind Tor anything, aud almost
driving him to despair. BE- OF good cheer ;
there is If aud health ior u YET. Take 81
mons Liver Il guator. Il gulltcs III LAYER
li-pols despondeucy aud restores health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07
Local BreyifieS.

A marriage license vas granted IN Washipx
ton, yesterday, to Harrison Jarvis, jr., IA
Kl!ie n. Dore, Of Fairfax c0unty, Va. ~
The postofice at Sandy Hook, Rappah
mock county, Va. has been discontinued, gu,
the papers go to Flint Hill. 'uu
The Relief Hook and Ladder Company ia
its regular monthly meeting last night Nv ..,'
transacted no business OF public interest. ''u'
The r31icals f,rm.d Hayes aad Whee,
Club at Linden. F'uquer county, yastcf,'"ei
with Ii. w. RACER, President, aud A. :ias
Smith, Secretary. =
The radicals of the upper eud of the county,
had meeting at Halls Hill 90 Thulsiay
night. Speeches were made by john a. Lar
man and T. o. Cunningham. Toni ght there
is to be III ,ctlng IA i q ley. :7h'cb will be
addressed, among otheis, by H. D. Beckley,
Of This city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

Mr. H. SCHWARZ Of the great combination
store, went 70 Philadelphia las Right, 10 make
a new arrangement for the SECOND GRAND
SALE to take place next week. OF wnicn due
uolice will be given in Mondays paper There
will he closing out sale OF goods on hand to-
night, and 90 Friday morning. aud Saturday
night, 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

Workiugmco! Lo,k t. your interests and
safe doctor bills By using DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

y SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.-As vii! De
seen by the cou:t report, judge Lowe, to-day
oyarrMed the mu;icn tor pew ira! IN the case
Of the Copmouw alth vs.. l. uls appch. Tor
selling liquor on Sunday. Ih' Judge announc-
"a that =, this case had been brought up 70
rest The law, he should no, rcvcke Mr.. Appich' 5
license. but that 10 oil eases of parties convicted
If the same offensa in bis court hereafter be
should carry cut the law and revoke the licenses
of the offending parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

IMPORTANT DLClSloN.-A most interesting
a14 Important issue out OF chaDoery was tried
!. tie Corporation Court, to-day. in the case
VI Smoot and Uhler vs.. John L. Hill. The
question involved was as to whether notice OF
Tue suit had been served on Mr.. Hill; the re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

Get one bottle: let all the family try 1T once
and see if there is oue who is not pleased. ASK
for Wells Eureka Tooth Powder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

lss- FoUeTu WARD-Thcrc will bo n meet
ing Of the 4th ward Tildcn ind Hendricks club
on Monday evening al 8 o clock 3. the Friend.
ship engno house All voters Of the ward who
desire to participate in the grand procession OF,
the 18th of October are requested TO attend 2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

NEW IDA on THE CANAL.-Some iuvep
tive chap having the prospect of business be
tore rs eyes, has had buIlt at Cumberlapd
new craft IN tue shape Of canal bum boat, OF
~t1ch The Alieghaniau discourses as follows:
hitherto It las been one of the auooyauces OF
''lus lie 81 the canal that it was almost lm,
N'>>!to TO get groceries aud country produce
Along tie line OF such quality aud at such prices
a> vi SUIT them. We understand What a
s"'tieman of this CITY is DOW preparing a plan
70 Net thi> want. He has had built stylish
'"'te boat, 10 br drawn hy oae mule, atVhe
I:T! . MesSrs Docrncr & Bender 10 this cltY.
lac = 1t i about IS feet loug with proportion,
~ "ld,h and VII! ue fitted 10 way to thor
SS'Shiy adapt it to the use designed, which will
AT # general huckseriug business along
'ne canal IRON here to WASHINGTON. 1t Is also
- = 81 by the builder TO work ny trade III
eounIry produce with the merchants Of Cum
'''aud. The entire novelty Of the proposed
c''erpnsc Is enc al its most striking features >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

Tue CoLLECToRsuIp CASE. In tue Corpo-
ration Court to-day, Ju l-c Lowe rendered his
decision in The case oil Fossett VS.. Hill loVolV-
ing the Col!cctorship It the Northern District
in favor of the defendant, John |. Hui. !he
ground Of the Judges decision was that Mr..
Fo~Sett had ucl qualified according to law, oy
rivinr boLd and taking he oatns Of office, and
that therefore Mr.. Hill held over BY virtue OF
his nreviou, election. aud the Constitution OF
the STATE. The Judge did uot rule upon the
question as to whether 1t was competent tor
MIR. Fossett 10 qu.lty now or not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

CuIDREN'S MEETING. The Sunday School
Of the Unon PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold Its
third "QuarcrIy Concert or Chi dren's Meet
iur, in tnat church, tomorrow night at halt
mast seven o'clock. The exercises will be
varied, consisting OF short addresses by Rev.
DR., Bullock, the pastor of the church, Rev.
Mr. kidiir, Of Falls Church, aud oihars,
singing, recitation OF Scripture verses by the
scholars Of the school Containing the word
"Hore," &C. These meetings., 10 the past,
have bcen very Interesting to both old aud
yfunr, aud AS all are invited children aud
parcnts. ii is expected there will be a->-saEse
aggregation prescott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

WEATHER PRoBABILlTIEs.-W War Depart
ncnt, Office Of the Chief Signal Officer t,si-
myton, d. C., October I, lS76-lU:3p Il. n
IL the Middle States rising barometer brisk and
high westerly or northwest winds, diminishing
in fierce Tonight colder snd generally. c'oar
wrati4r. excepting occasional light rains In
c.$tern New York, with heavy frosts on Sunday
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07

amor. of Policy and sad-
d:alons, S22,o5I 60
..n10uat OfpreniiutnS paid
i'll 81 years, $4,000
Policy and additions i'll
excess OF prcntlHin, Sa5,-ES CD
In 1913 .he insurance carried was 81 SG2 more
than the premium pnid.
In 1875 it WAS Si5, liz 81 more than the premium
paid.
The Dividends average ssh per ceat for the
whole time
The l,.t Dividend Is al por ct. OF the amount
OF premun.
Should Mr. Fled di, this year his heirs would
receive sl the nramums pail IN - ycar:, W:
Sc 1886 on1 SIS us GAIN adti,i n. other policie.
giving just f.; ,rnblo results vii! be shown on
application 20 M office.
w. D. CURSE AGENT
Coruer Prince and Lee SIS,
oct elm Alexandria. Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10

who throDrod these streets in front OF te sto." 80
change In tho Gold Room, which il is claimed If u'
true barometer OF the feeling in Naii-'i go" OPEN"
at IO4l2-tlc closing price Of the pre- iuuS u'!
winch there was change until after j. o ci"'A' run
th. time until the close the price huctuat'd between
1oo. AND 1907 cyccpt the last sales, which were made
again at lJ5i2.
In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter IFo"'"'L'
banker NJ no urrfsccd his remarks by ire hi'i'Et i""'
ne had voted for Hayes and wheeler hrt he was n' one
Of those who believed the country was going 10 rum u-
Nor te administration OF either Hayes Tildcu, said 10
was veryunorunae that the candidate elected codd not
have secured that election by adecdcd majority. ASST
now appears" he continued, ii Gov Hayes IL elected
II is only by majority OF one, and Iuonv there
must remain In the minds Of business men, until after
the meeting Of the Electoral College considerable anN
iety concerning the question whetA NOT the Demo
Gratis will submit gracefully to such defeat. II TIE
Democratic press could De persuaded 90 atc the same
philosophc view of the situation THE TRIBUNE took
on Wednesday morning, when it appeared that fiden
was elected less danger might be apprchcndcd. have
heard the course The TRIBUNE commended by humid
reds representing both parties during the past 30 hours
The trouble that there is little hope ot the Democratic
papers following its example, and until % Is known mat
Gov Hayes has actually received the electoral votes, the
doubt and tmidity that have prevailed in fnan-
cial circles for 80 long, fear, VIII con
tlnuc For this reason, Gov. Hayes
secures all the doubtful States, the effect
will probably be temporarily dcpIcss stocks On the
other hand should become known that Tlden had
received majority the electors, There would be no
doubt about the Republicans acquiescing and yet this
would only give place to another serious question
whether or not Gov. Tildcn and Democratic House
could be trusted with the management OF the finances oil
the country critical InomciI III the
history of our country. What particularly want Is u"
keep cool II succeed IA doing this, no serious
trouble need be apprchcndcd"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10
SURROGATE CALVIN on LOCAL AND NJ
IIDNAI. QUESTIONS.

Surrogate Calvin, in answer 10 some questions
Ca ItursI reporter yesterday, sLId: e. an very NJ
WILLING to tl all about matters personal 10 me- o1'
ri,t Trlrf ST. without actually flyorng me- has dealt
fairly and that was a favor ! have deemed II ny d"g
{, llttu even at very large and very hard 'iciihc'
tn, i-uitg %. the court which preside. and ha's
RETAINED from any personal yiudicaton OF myself iIoh
rho unjust aud malicious assaults made ON me during no
canvass For TIE 1NECNE'S ihOneht.ul consideration
f , pn.i ou lln grateful bur for the which
trained c before. d. not now want 10 say anything
o.nlt ultrr, merely pc sond which may even seem 10
d.. drpar,un from that settled conviction OF duty to
Che -h trust hold for the benefit Of the people.
have been Wind ,ated by the respectable press, by me
members of tine NcvYork Bar, and the communicates
words after t, attack ou M was begun, OF the leading
men OF tc county Of my old rD-iieucc without respect
n tie party tohgh they belong aul Last by the yote'of
over so 900 ol my lcoE-cIeuso this county. Whether
u, other o. further yudcaii1n OF myself VIII DE con-
,,t,r vil 81 duties OF the high oili al position con-
f.iI OLD ue. isa question which mast be seriously ana
arefi,i, co- red ana trust that whatcyr shall DO
done by u, 90, honor and independence OF ODE o,c IN
the imosludty oi tle Judiciary shall receive uo d'"'
m,ut "a nay hands though I may feel hart al mJi''
u,prl-luus on Ihe.
lido not expect 10 make many changes In my Office
Most of the changes deemed proper 10 make were lh'ne
when first entered the ofies and with rare keep
tious have proved b. have ben wise AMI juico'' anu
Inm, the business OF the Office constantly incnasn"
has been fithfily and well done So tar as my ,ooi
Mates are concerned.
As 20 the issue OF Tie election Won know quite IS We"
%, tao probable Iost; out II Nj fIep is "s nope,
elected tl.cro are some thing, which hopc-taouth
have ua night 10 speak Tor hm-that he Wli oo' 'u"'
Eo Will make no nominations with tie exception OF Us
CDm,, cNe,p, Oh the rccomucnl.-,o ton, oil ihe Wo'',
department. of LIS government, and that be 'iH '"'
90, au,t OF unuocg s>1Iy officers now employed 4"'
have reason to believe. will be- the first effort DE h'A
for reform u seems 10 me tho true pa.A l' ca"
service reform 1; j. necessary that the effort s"l"' "
made ii Is The unnecessary officers who constitute ~
rover OF patronage. % power which with Oui lvu'V'
officers dread, !, makes change Of admlnl-'.~"0H
almost impossible. should Ike most Of our oh'''''
say 10Y instance postmasors 70 be- elective hat 'u
satisfied NJ Tildcu viii reduce tAe cfCc-hode, -''
the number really necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10
COLLECTOR ARTHUR on DEMOCRATIC
CLAIMS.

Collector Arthur yesterday OK. sd great
confidence in the election Of ~ Republican ticket both
IN Florida aud Louisiana, while the cauc - thought
we've also Ia favor OF the Republicans ID North Carolina
lie had no doubt, hc ADDED, about the fist two States
Judging from past experience il would probably
week to get exact returns from North Carolina ana
willie the state was not necessary for the election OF
Hayes victory there would OF BIO OF great value
To the Republicans. II would probably take long
obtain the official of OF the other states but
all reasonable doubt a. 20 the way in which they had
gone had been removed or in case OF the cleo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10
IN interview wiz some person connected with IL,

al HitoifIoN hia1 oOuc pcIsOH connected with tn
Democratic headquarters at No. 80 Libertyst Hesn
planned 20 the gentleman the importance Of sending Ger
tam documents ana large amount Of funds Flords
claiming that the State could be carried by an energet.
effort FOR Mr.. Tdcn. IL is understood that the repv
was given that Mr.. 11dens managers probably mciud
ing Duke" Gwn) did not need the vote OF FLORIDA.
that IL was hOpelessly Republican, tnat Mr.. Tdeu WA
glad that II and hoped that il would 20 Republican
because the cry OF united South" was already doiny
injury and that "united south was what Mr. Tidgn
deprecated In this campaign dangerous TO tho nation
lie dreaded much any patriot could the idea Of
there being united South against united North thai
issue had been tried In this country, and Mr. Tden
did not wish 10 IT, 1t was not polite 10 have
united South Mr.. 1iden could afford to lose Florida
and, IL was added De could spend his money 20 better
advantage In Wisconsin, which had ten electoral yocA
while Florida only had four.