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WASHINGTON, ". T.. "une *b-h resolution 70
pay r. q. y, Pinchhnck compensation and mileage
for The time TINT be wa. a contestant for rent In
t,c scnnlr w,, of,.r ,,,cr..Ion. ,u,,, tbc nr,,c,
- -. va. 1''1n 't"'''o'' "'.u0 sAe 0'Ht'
iot coHs'uesaIoh IN SATURDAY Hc@t,
A number Of i'ens'oa bills being passed. The
fi0uRs bill for the issue Of cnIn and the eh.tituto
| thc,cfo1 nrnroaca nv H.. xo,uto f,o,,nlt,.n ~
Fin.nc. re,a t,sa, =, ,,,nr .,os. a...n.,,oa w
Tho whos snb,cct wss NJ recommi,ted to re1 ,hn com.
n.lttee on Finance.
Mr, WIndom rcnortcd r.1th ancndmco,, ,bc
cn.,,. fy,, t-,,I,n, - r', '"o
Mr ss,nant f,n, ,,'a aa.a.nc ",
the Naval Appropriation bill, ma,c a report TINT
the Committee had agreed upor ,hc bin, and. In
explanation or tho re1rt nal thc Itnsr m nfrrrces
laj ecctpted lie ievifln,fyr anrndt,enf NJ liz sn
ate In regard 10 tic employment Of fnrrc in navy.
yaeda in rcrurti 10 th. aiu,Inf st,i,nnriafeT ~
pay Of The nav. il was bclic' INK cn.r., M
reduction in amount could b. ,nae iy furlpt.hlig
Committee i,ad nrreed I" tsy ,h!s ind ha1 ,n.re
fuFe nccebtrd f}r xn,n 1,nrnnrnt,,l hv t,,. ur.S
, 1876-06-30
WASHINGTON.
A Partia! Break in the Deadlock
on the Appropriation Bills.
The Navy Bill Agreed upon
in Conference Com
n1ittee.
Prospect OF tho Passage OF tho
Presidents Compromise
Resolution.

Mr. Morrill, Has Not Yet Accepted tho
Treasury Portfolio.
TIE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
rAssAHE nF THE NAVAL hill.
tstrcfa' Dispatch 10 TIE Tribune.
WAsWt.oToH. u. e., JnIIa 21.--Mr. Randall haa
indicated to. night Willingness to NIL ourn Satur.
day ofer Jn)y !, nnd II II mt improbable lint
rcsolntnn similar to thai Of ka.snn may he adopt
cd. THAI resolution provides TINT Congress- shall
adjourn to meet IN Independence Halt. Philniol
phIR, 5n]yt. It IL quite possible that the dead
lock on the Appropriation hills tnny be broken tH.
morrow, and the bills all passed during the night.
The Senate hAs sent to the 1tousc the preaidents
resolution to provide fur tho purahtc emergency
uf the failure NJ tile Appropriation hills. The
Inrputc Of the Republicans III doing this was
to relieve the Republicans 0f thu responsibility of
the ttop1a:c of the Government in tho branch of
the legislature where thcy have thu authority. and
tn MAKE II nppear that The dominant majority In
the Lnwcs ltousc Is aonc responsible In tic event
Ut a failure of tic general bills.
THE pINsr STEP
towards the breaking Of the dea,l.lnck was tnkcn
Ill. afternoon, by the adoption O! tho conference
report upon tho Savnl bill by the lIonse
The Senate had increased the liouse
bill s2.ot3.ooo. 7hc Conference Com.
mttce had arrived Ut compromise, tho
scnntc ve,dto,, 7,1., son NJ II, incrra,c aud tnc
1fouac con.ening to an lncrcase Of S315. 900. This
tncrcaso waa nladc III til" Bureau Of steam En:i.
nccrine anil Rcpairs. The argument upon tls bill
/. aonethIuy nf concession for The Senate hut thu
principles Involved In 1t Nre very Unlike nnd arc
hf,It IN itp,ts ~ ''S "'''N ~ s''' '"o '''
''''' Al '''' 'nn,,ur .xn ,tacprr.,xry-
rberc hoyc 'cnn 70 ,n,,ch uncertainty nnd so many
,r.at+ "r "sra, n,i ~ r'a-ii, h th a nrrny
r,,ln iIt III i, s. hs.. ,,ns.h. ~ =, r. nn
s4to, IN rrfrsin @ n - thcm i,u dny liz
~ ~. I'm u,1t,;ocs ,roni h. I ~, Inarkci
that III Il w"nd auurRr thnt o nrFcencnt was limos
sr;,. H. ~ ~ ~ mrhn'," M IL rnnsJrrp" n.y
ha" - ~ co,nnn,s r.~ ~ ,nc wnui,i T.. sn"n
,,' iua,n ,,s ~, ,,nont -, ut "ssihly H.
r.nrh"d af,'. Ia Ri M "7in,ti Mr anyt,r inoI:
iha snc,1.srs cbnir II wn. liain1v d bc secn
thet t,r,,"s. an,a "l,c mn: immln"nt
II saon1cd ~ H. lin pov ri fho nsrst5ini. n1irrrs
- I"th Ii,nv~s -, nrnn"i,t t1 ,,rr.t nhs7nntn ~
caf,ars MI shcm hnv cama u torcthrr rnc,, IN.
setcd ann irpsjng .I's othsr to anbniesiSn. nnd
:" ~ ~ H., w"n @ r. n: ot INV h ea net
ayrn" Sfp snyirr hnweyrr s.on,s II ron.,der
iii '''' s"''s'' """0'' '~~"'7 ~
'"'' rovr,o,tsp 70 w,,.r "a nrs,urn.
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LnSnns, juno 21.-Sereral earthquake shocks
wcrs experienced to-day al Cornth aud Neighbour
tng villages: '3escral houseA wcre destroyed, and
tAnt4 have Ged. -
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CUBA.


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HAVANA, July 40.-A launch from Jamaica has
been captured, which was dlncharglng ammunition
on tho coast, and nine Insurgents were killed, Ia.
cludlnT Col. Duncan.
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Sptcfa! Disputch to Tas Tftp4aS
FnnT ATKINSON, WlH., juno au.-Whtlp IN old
man naMcl Doyington was driving through town,
thi1 morning. hts horse Jumped, throwing him out
on the ground. breaking hls shoulder and tnjufnK
him sesons!y otherwise. liz scLAIue1 unconscious
t0r several hours
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THE WEATHER..


WAsnnoToH. d. T.. JNne :i0-l a, n.-Fnr tho
Lake region cooltr northeast to northwest wtls,
rising barometer, partly cloudy weathrs, anu pos.
slbly ioca, rains.
LocAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Tor his Jersey home A. .,c 1ncandcred along he
became involved III aLatrnsc philosophical spccu+
hs!ons. msxc Of hara>slng doubts oyersprcad
h!s usually clear and maaslse intellect; hu ,nutl!.
tatcd upon the tyranny Of Sunday laws and
splash! Mr. Yum Eclicr ha.l fallen iuto tho river,
Two policemen Gshcd him out. Ifo was nut dsunk
s-ho VIA oniy thoughtful.
ItuTgL AHRIyALs.
Palmer Uoute-A. j. Gillespie, Mnhllc; A,
Athens, Vermont; ". A. 1Iungerford, Now FORK;
Peter Dem, Duuth; the Hon. 4. Murphy, Jr. s,
Rey. Il. Mitchell, Manchester, England; william
Wilson, Glasgowi tt's llon. Il. II. light ana Vii.
,;nnt, Ms4ti ossias .ho H.. Hui" Hopkins ED Asc
lrtis; Senator ". 4, iiusrob,n. cohosss
Ess tssl,yn So.t a,ana ofe Saaes 3 ,.,, fisTsS; s
wsukes; Thomas A1wosthy and ". ]. MeKenM!a,
Il: lloEe, kenosha; Amos g, Torrey, New York;
Fouqet nur n1 i"sha sa Meysufs Nuhlma
Aandci and 6: Nordlander. Vienna, P1ussa; ii.
torney. General j. Il. Es!sali and Samuel e. E1Xaii,
T. Dn.nsss T. u1swp ysp'li Du:5 T. cs%sPSs
;$sT dtsa! dRs's'isa its.ea Ind
Etiw."Hc,! zfr~@nt qn'f7w; Boys ,.lYs ne
Hoy. Gen +. u. Walker. denver; f. +. Watt.
a!son hyher,, lndIanapolis: tho lion. =. i. iii.
e. N 2a. Ms'sa: asasyss T. ssfs t.; AfM fSs ffi5s iss
r. T. Mis, Cellar Kapiis. -. Sh<rmdn ioas<-The rt
nGn iaia y, 4. nuicigh fsnkton; t'ol /: H. Bald
par.ett, Hrw f0tk; the Ho,.. b. +. Hoexe, CO.
M54meus; y = i, Q: ths Hon ?. 1: King Akron: col.
Cedar Nspids; the Hon. j. i. Wolf, oitumwa; H.
u. Smith, Colorado.
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ANsWERs TO cOsREsroNDENrs

Reader.-You have novote.
A 1iden Man,-You can vote neither ticket.
Anxious Explain yoIr case to the inspec-
tors.
G. T. K.-Consult tse Constitution OF tho
Culted States.
For liden and Refrm.-lf you move, you
viii lose your vote.
First Ward Democrai.-You lost your vote by
bO.rdi X IA Sew Jersey.
&. hin tho case you mcntoa a challenge
cOud MT be- sustained.
W. = M.-Ihe Constitution OF the United
states Will lnioruyou.
A Rcader-Tnc Ccutcnnal will undoubtedly
remain op on election Gay.
Constant Reader.-U Uncle Samuel will be lnau-
gura'ei on the 9th ~ March
j FIJI Vou should move into another ward
on Nov. yon would Ia. your vote,
j. T.. An YOU registered in the district where
your home Is You have rshi 90 vote.
j. L.-Uuless pardoucd hY the Governor, the
perons you mention have 40 rlght % vote.
r. II. A., Newark -CNizcns NJ the District Of
Columbia have no vote ln te choice Of President.
A Democrat Presd mt Grant has a right to
vote IN the coming election al Galent, Lie, aud not
cscWhtfe.
A iteformer.-You can challenge voter. II
yuu prove that hr hls worn "a iH vote IA se yuA cAu
have aim arrested for Illegal voting.
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xxcTrEwBNr IN UNION RrLr.
Cemniss,oners Elected by the People Oussed
by the CeuBciI.

The Union Hill Common Council has
deposed from office Commissioners OF Appeal
Nicholas Burns, Jacob HeiiiRenthai. and Ulrich
A Kobbe, and appointed Henry J. RottmaD.
jacob Honmeister, and Charles Fox. The old
Board were elected by the people last spring,
and the action OF the Council Is severely con
demned. The trouble arises from conflict
OF authority between tho Council and the Com
missioners. Recently tho Com W issio RS struck
OUT from the tax bills all assessments levied on
f,ssidents outside tho area OF drainage of the
bui rerty road sewer, and also the az poll tax,
on tne around that the LEGISLATURE Of 1875 re-
pealed toe law. Tho taxpavers were aatieaad.
vut Town Assessor klunk and the Couuclne On
ueciheu that tho Commissioners exceeded
their authority. Legal advice was given that
tne commissioners had no power to alter
amounts, but only to correct errors and that
tne CounIil mad tower to raise the intereat on
tue BulIs Ferry bonds by general X ltion. The
commission mot on Monday, and a woriv " mr.
followed tetween some OF the citizens and the
members. On Monday night the Council hal
Especial meeting aud the Clerk read an oolnlnn
from Town Counsel COllins, declaring that the
hoard had no right To review the action OF the
Commissioners vet. In the face OF this opinIon
dismiss the Com issioners. The Clerk OF the
Council has been directed not to receive any
taxes unless the 81 poll tax accompanies 1t. The
new Commissioners on the other hand, refuse
to ACCEPT ONCE until they receive legal advice
Yesterday morning over 200 taxpayers were
waiting 10 pay their taxes, but the doors were
closed.
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Contents Of the Weekly Sun.
TIE WEEKLY SUN published this morning 90

tains the following
South Cardinals wrongs-wlat en- Gov. Rqndop h OF
New Jersey has heard Testimony OF Republican
Sher1hs, Judges, ana othcrs-Address from leading
men ~ the State-The Case Cetry Presentedi just
Gov Tlldcn 1t Testmon- OF the CHIEF Ofcers ~
How black man sees 1.-THE Truth from
Colored L. ;. Ofic,r Owing IN the Fight The Drfcat
Of Hayes Admitted IN Republican tirci'si The Com
sgracy IN Louisiana The Growing Outr. ARBITRARY
Arrests of Democrats to Prevent lh'lr voting Base
Fotgery-Despcrai Game Of he Rep hlcans 10 make
War Cluud-rhe Question OF the Atmniice sun Undc-
cidcd- Heavy ReNtrscs OF nae Seryln Army, GOV.
tLamberalu's lscCord-A Damaging Statement from =
Rel u llcnn journal; IruuNc IN Ml-sissippl- n III
handed Measures Adopted BY Republican oniClts I c
War CLAIMS lughri toy. IllGch's lctrr Warmly
Commended; Grants Latest l'lunder; Further Detns
OF tue Loss OF hu ArHlc foeti The Charley Ross
Abduction a cue ntrc wa'rcanOu Of inr Mising
tulldi H. lra-e OF Stokes fr'm To- stare lrsnni SiW-
dust Modned--A Warning {. the lncautious. War IN
the Black NNls-tnd OF the Eg Horn Hnd stone
ky diuuur- Re ut OF the AWpalgn; Gov Hayes on
txnlhtiOu AZ the Cent.nuitk Tue Iresldsnt- Proci.
ulauun-A Real tu~c tor fauksgivinsi OBEDIENCE -
staullu yiau la tors Pcure- of N,erO Life the
Son h-Mu'uer Trap BOmfyi PlctN-lhe Model
Church, Answtrs 10 Core, ludcut. The Latest Tee-
gran f. News Notes on ~reuce ana Industry May
Columns ~ Edifnrid Artice Hnd Agrcu.cu Mat
ter; stories Mistress lug, NIT, Gu y. L. ami Ny
First titn'i Financial Into iFence and Mar.ets.
TnEWEE1LY SUS cOnttlnia complete epitome Of the
OF the week all ,lris Of the Untci it,t,l
and the American continent. Copics Wrapper. rct ~
formAiine to the old comfy may ne nad at ne ae SIX
Of our puhhc,uon one irce four cents For sns
byalness dealers IN city Al, conl'rf
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THE CAsE or rHEU 4. S. LIFE.
Whv some solid Mems names were Dropped
From the idsf of Directors.


81 am personal friend of Mr.. William
c. De Witt" said gentleman who has had
more or less To do with the Insurance COM
panies IN a professional capacity; therefore,
do not wlAh to make any statement with regard
to his oricl acts a. President OF the United
States Life Insurance Company. will say this
however, that In irving to reinsurc the policies
Of bis company In another he expected to real
ire some money"
More than n year ago stormy meeting was
held in the directors room Of the United states
Life Insurance Company, In relation to the
effort on the p RI Of the President and few OF
the trustees to sell out the New York Life In
surance Company. Gentlemen like VIM Walter
Phelps. Washington X. Nermilye, william NJ.
lstesd. and Others. declined TO approve
given that the policy holders OF the
be secured his guarantee not se',,dd h en-
new board 81 Directors WAS sisc,Su u, "''a ~ fr 90
cunVy In making TINS transfer we're uroppeu
ron inc "s'' One Of these gentlemen SAID yes
he com panv believe To he perfectly solid.
Their a.se 5. think. n forced upon the market.
will realize sufficient to pay all Indebtedness to
policy holders. THIS man O Connors wa, clerk
wuen nrst became director OF the company,
and nj several OF tue meetings OF the directors
acted n eecretarv. lie then demanded $500 a
year for his services az Secretary. From that
time On lie grew Ia importance. and when Mr.,
DE witt went out he offered to I'LL his place. |
think ihe company has erf ct right TO sell out
to II stronger corporation. All | asked. and all
the q ntlemtn asked who were dropped from
the bond ~ Directors at the time when | was
dfoppe1' WAS u. the policy holders should be
made sccur, "
Atihe suas - Vermlye & Co.. a gentleman
sali' Mr Washington X. Nermilye has gone
home, M KNOW that Ma name was dropped
from the list Of directors becaiss he would not
/ consent TO act With Mr. DE Witt H. what he be-
I lieved to be dishonest Transaction. An cleo
d ton wa- held ana some Of tae most sDid men
in this city mere dropped from the roll Of dm4ct.
| crs. DON'T ant Ia say anything against Mr. lie
/ WITS integrity, but you draw your Owl
j
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rest 10 Fort MCPHERSON and Sidney Barracks,
Nebraska and the infantry, bv division, going
to al OF these posts. The dissolution 81 the
"A oils follo

rest TO Fort Mcpherson and Sidney Barracks,
Nebraska; and the infantry, by division, going
TO al OF these posts. The dissolution Of the
command IL appropriately announced "a follows {;
TnE fIFLp CAMP RoBlNtoS, New, Oct "A, 1870.
when the iroops Composing the rig Horn and Yellow,
aeners s sderse. himself To he ecs
ana men OF the command, to say;
In the campaign NV closed h. has been obliged to
call yo for much hard service and many sacrifices
Of personal comfort. A. times YOU hive been GU Of
reach Of your baee OF supplies, in most inclement
weather have marched without food and slept VITA
ou shelter. IN your eusasemcnts YOU have evucs a
high order ~ discipline ana courage IN your marches
o, sS @a Va our u'p
Indian wsrlS.' vs. Of al wariare ne most trying re
ercss war t.i possesses Tor you The dis dvsS ages
ments tn bsro rams can invent and ssyssrs can
cute In II sou are REQUIRE TO serve iihuut Inc I'm.
centiye to promotion or recognition: in truth. without
favor or hOp- ct reward.
defence ths war is waved. have Uq, nte influence with
t9, poTeIiul cnmunnii IA the last their renreecnt.
your SAVAGE toes are not only lhc wards Of the na!o
large nunhcl ~ people otherwise well informed and
Discerning. You NAV therefore,. congratnlate your.
You nave been on the sue OF tne wo.S against tie
sr Tensmter ,oar snyFEs WITH sTsSitude ."' ~
for m M t9'S u s,u iraHsp,rs tht .nS avenao
S,tdne. nrr ~ en-, o. taos r,ne,r,d H. ths ,mpsikn
" 10, vM ~ name I'm ,Is aug me- ar iehl'Yn.u
ss ON ter perscns honSrns Of Us ,
|
cs ysr fs l Leq' a. w. Ma.d sg'' Sao, TSrH
Second cavalry scrgt IA rick Onunncll, OmD nv
j.. Sc ud cavalry serR Andrew OOO.ch. Conn any
l inird 'avHy serst samusl -. Company l.
Flfth tHNufN Srr1t. kaNaru Glass company H.. Iurd
tayalr ayfgt. JOuu A. klrNwOOu. company NJ. 1urd
VARY 1ru.upct Nui am n. Edwards, tOmpany l.,
hmid cav ~ lbmuct.r f. A. Hnuw. Company n
I.Wd { WdfN PLY .tts Henry Ste usr COMPANY b.,
lhlrd va ~ Nmlhm teath'rl,. 'oupiny +, Third
taNarf fi-. ". uart COMPANY /. ihird Cavalry 1;
James Obr.tu. Company !, hind cavalry Franc :
snnta. Conp,ny |. Third c'yaln John Loscobo-ki.
company J. lhira Cavalry Johu Dreamer, Company
J. Ihud taNlirt Horace Harold, Company Il. Inird
tNa ~ rh,nras Tom. Cumpeu +, Third CayalD I,
Joan H. Terry, Company D. Fourth Infantry janice
Dew g. NompaW n, fourtn Infantry Richard
Flynn, company ID, FOurtn Infantry, Robert fuz
lintv. Como IS X Ninth Infantry >. ". stephenson,
company J, S'cpnu Cavalry William II. DUBOIS, ,Oai.
pau &, lhirI tavalrys Charles Foster, Company u,
IN avAiry tdgard hchi,rnan, mpany L. Third
taNalrN. Au. ust Dorm Company II. I ird aValry ;
George Clunuei. COMPANY ID, flttn cavalry WI am
M0fd"n, ,omuany NJ, Fifin Cava ~, Daniel Ford,
company +, Firm cavalry Michael Donally, Company
!, t'i'h taNaif5 BY command ~ hrg.G'n. George
truHk. joins 4, NurRKH.
tnst Lieut. Third Cavalry. A. u. L. \. 4. A. &.
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NEW YORK, Tuesd v, Oct. M.-There were ma
tresh Onfngt, ana conHclu enty nothing doing In bee
catte Dressed beef was Ia limit Il demand at 7Casc
Tor ordinsry to goou native beef 8, and 0csg.tc
Receipts OF calves sH head. part erasscrs and
pat inils veas. The dcmaDd moderate at 7eDQlc
n Tor common to good ycais, and sBgt1O head Tor
krarsers. country dressed Neals an demand at
Receipts Of sheep were 1s car loads or $500 head
The demand Naa moderate and the bout stcadv
~ 5tsol4c n. for common to choice / imbs ana IA
OAc. Tor or iintry to prime sheep. Drcssed mutton
ca-ses. - ' 49,
oepts Of swinc were 10 loads, containing l. 40
hoge including car loads stle alive hut not sold
before "'Charge" Jersey dressed hogs were in de-
mand Mt Rapi.c " WV ~ ~
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Gen. Miles Having ~ Fight with sitting Hull
Atcr nm Unsuccessful Council.

BISMARCK, Oct. 3l-Gen. Miles had q
successful nght, after an unsuccessful council,
with sitting Bull on the 2lst aud - of October,
on Cedar creek, Killing a number OF Indians,
and woundins many. Mies's own loss was two
men wounded. lie chased the Indians about
sixty miles, aud then they divided, one portion
going toward the agency, aud the other, with
) tting Blil. toward Fort Peck Gen. Miles Is
following the latter.
Gen. lia2en has gone to Fort Peck. with four
comp mics p infantry and ratiuus for Gen. Miles.
sitting Bu crossed The rlver below Fort Peck
on the 2ith inst. lie sent word to the agent
that he was coming IN. aud would be friendly,
but wanted ammunition.
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4 beautiful and perfectly finished model Of a
schooner yacht Is exhibition at }, Tredwels l
Pine street. sne was built by Mr.. Thomas l.. GIL of
staten Island after several months l10r OF love. She
Is gcol yacht ~ inches over AL inches beam, and
hu Of loyen different kinds Of wool. Her hul IL ~
nine drck, Will molly spArs, snCtvOou hafctN aye,
hngruy, her anchors, wheel, Wlnula--, and ull'
arr tlcd and The ivory bluchs are str pped with
2e carat god The running rigging u Of slS ac'u'
rsfr rove Below, the saloon n elegantly furn ned.
las gie, ou the davfs. ana everything IS READY to
hO snl Tor cruise She und0 uotedly the m st
perfectly finished model existence, win every hng
in Norsfg order and vii m ken sur among the muit-
ture yat htsmeu. She n 10 b. raflcd tor shorty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-01
THE REPUBLIcAN LOcAL TICKET.
New Workers 10 be Asked to Vote for Gen.
John 4. DIX Tor Mayor.

The Republican County Convention
reassemhlrd | 81 evening, and Mr.. John ID. Law
son reported that the Committee on Npminl-
lions bad selected Gen. John A. DIX for tho
Mayoralty, william II. Gcdney for the ON 90 of
Sheriff, eX-Collector Thomas Murphy for the
County Clerkship. Charles A. Peabody for the
Office Of Surrogate. Henry j. Scudder for ou-
periOr Court Justice. LOuis :. Goebel 70" Marine
Court Justice, William ". Stner. Louis Nuu
mann aud kohert A. Harry for The 'oronersnio.
and Gen joseph {. inckney and Rufus Is. Cow
ing for Aldermen a. Large.
Cot Charles :. spencer spoke Of the merits II
the candidates Nnd then moved the adoption
of the report. The motion was carried. and the
chairman declared that the gentlemen selected
bv the Nominating Committee were the houi-
NJ VI Inc
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A Murder alta Negro Rail-.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l.-John StIathars and Samuel
vi SON Dotn coored got into quarrel at negro ohll
on Christie avenue about Two o'clock this morning,
and wilson drew a large rocketknfe ana plunged II
nf o Strathahs eft breast, kng MN almost instantly
Nls o. ls cold 90 hay killed man Ia chicago aO1u
year As0. lie was arrested.
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SALEM, n. ] Oct. 3l.--1he trial was hcgun to-
day IT james woeden, the prrcipal IN the Walker.
wceien prize night and sam CNuyer, Fsdler Nelry,
Richard Goodwin, AIMS sprng DICK, and Johnny
Clark, who were jointly inWcled for the murder ~
NalRcr the prize hRn or, last August m the rug at
pcnnsyllle, eight miles from here.
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uhOuHhIEs-Ihe market has generally been rather
vuvyan' we past week To-day lite vas quiet at this
mM.nt nut threc cargOcs 81 Ito at Hanut n ItOads
and Baltimore. Aggrcgaing ifOJl bags sold Al LIMO
,oc. Roih stocks arr cOinpnr itiveiy mall Rice was
~ tvuu JooblnR demann T. T uotncstc. Molasscp dull
~ III iyreisn whe new crop NcN orleans under more
nu.ra supplies declined with sales vt u207Oc Sugar
was quiet tine late aovancn and inc les Wr, ony 900
,s sho i'oIb Dhs incuins muscoyado &C. and cen.
M'.uAi AZ iuc. We quote Coffee 2iG23c..
~ WImo'' iuadsc and o, lG,Smeo9lr.. gold. Rice
Cnba ~ Loui,ians, iycs6c Noasses
orleans. 0S. zoe for new. su surs Far S1 Kooa re.
nn,ne 9oa phstssc 'utrfugai, w IO5sci refining
NC fYr mr. l0jssllc. Tor sit white and
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Gusllltss Rotices.


BRANDRETH's FILLS
purify the blood and remove out OF the circulation
those humors which pain. They are safe for all
ages and conditions, and have often restored health
when other means have proved unavalling
HECTOR HAYS, OF Muir Ionia county. Michigan IN
letter dated October ., 1870 says BRANDlsRrH'a
PILLS cure ali diseases In that region including fever
and ague.
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John Murray, alias Williams. Who was convict
OF n fIi1 Moth IN six Indictments Tor bursi ry was
yttf. Ilu sentenced % cgntrcn years iWi.aoAhfut
in ~ 90 ilenn, He IA trying 10 fegn insanity
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About MIX OF N'agncsiaf Ih.ti n r. An excellen,
VsInsdV fnr disnrd'rs uf tne ttomaCh.-Adp
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To prc.erye bodies OF the dead from prema,
t,,e decay and corruption. the Metallic Burial
casEet- ana Cases. manufactured by the RAYMOND
hFU. CO, 348 Pearl At, New furk
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The Highest award Granted any Exhibitor
by Centennial Exposition Il given the Elastic Truss
CO. for 81 Elastic rrusses sold only Al Os3 broad WY.
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SCHOOL SUITS Large stock at greatly reduced
prices iroNlw hr9thes, Fourth avenue, opposite
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BcnsOn's Cmnciuc Porous Plaster.
Soothing, strengthening, and psin-kllAnl
ruth combined. Ado.
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CERTIFICATE FROM REGULAR VI. ID. or 70
YEARS PRACTICE N ONE PLACE
hereby certify that have uractised medicine for
the ist forty years aud IA that tur been
habit OF recommending DIR. brsn ireths Pills pref.
the drug stores
JOHN vEDDER NJ ID.
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GRAY hair suggests approaching age. no
pleasant to the contemplation of those s young 1n
best remedy IL Parkers Hair Basam Sold by all drug
III
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Sca'pe t1rmented with dandruff or scald head
are mtNr hetlihN NNh Oceans sulphur SON.
ll rs linir and Mhlsker I've, hla,A or brown 50c.-
Adr.
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MAXINE INTELLIG ENCE.

A.. 49,, IMMATURE ALNANAc-rHIs DAY.
sun ritcs.s.. ~ sun sete...... 4 81 Moon rises.
mon wArER-ruIs DAY
Sandy Hook. Al Gov. Island. 7 80 Hell Gate . q n
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D. BRASDRETH.
A Card.

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~sox's FALL HAT READY.
st s1e Broadway and uu..~ u,,,. .x.,us uo,A