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1RrING THL IycIsE BoARD.
Are the Thousands of Licenses that they have
Granted Iiicgal1

=. a. . =.
Mc'srs. Norton Patterson amt Murphy,
tbe rxr cleo Commiseionara were bpfnre 4 rs. ice
-. - ..-.., -. t,,, :,
Moigah hs"h Yesterday Mcssrs' blei'hi'ri
and DOrman B. Eaton appeared for the Com
mi.si,pors and thc Hon 4 o.ko. Han and W
=, =,
H. Muhi} IOr tue people MI Eaton II the
father Of the bill under which the Excise Com.
" A''". Nv ''''.
Nr casper {. C1ilds' clerk 90 the Comniis-
sioucrs. was the nrst witness. lie was shown
,att..,.,,,r tf..t,.,.t..., .t.,a ,.,.h.
'"' ''''.' - So ''"N'' ga" u'"'" ""''''''
N' I-. yea the signatures ul the Commits
-. ....4r,l his own Signature. lie answered
,, f a. trli i.., -. -.
"'' O." ''' w. -''' '''" '"""''" ~" "''"'
surh littrs'f hai been granted. and Mr. Dielcn-
dufi otJ r.Ha Nlr. Han tNpl .intd Z M he
wish i 50 snow that tue ltc''se offered in CNi-
den e Nu- Ini 40 Isolated one.
Mir. i'rN ipfl W. 1llDndtr testified wet he
Is the IroIriet OF o.. bar IN the 81 'ifs II fulg
basement, tllt hc soils wines. uvvnrs, ava
b cr. and that he Keeps "a iestauran, shat mo
keep nett e. a tayt ru, Lur an iln. nor O. hotel.
Ihc witness explained to Nr. Diefcndclf fnAt
his notion Of tsV,rn. an inn. or a hotel
was that they arc PAGES for the HccOu.iau-
dution ~ dodgers The witness added, ~ all
told him thni the law II 1851 had not been re-.
pealod. and that he und tood that law 10 M an
that licenses could be granted only tp kecpers
OF Varu- inns. or hotels Nh.r. lccr al,.
wines, ana liquors were drank on The prrni.es
Mr. IIpll said that Inc uro.ee.ttior vnutd resf
their case.
sir Drfsndorf moved that tho cnu,rf.irf no
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BRooKLrA's P0IISHnD oR1roR.
The Rev DR.. ~foir- Dclighiing his Audience
with his Word Painting.

The Rev. DR.. ~foir- Dclighiing his Audience
with his Word Painting.
Tn" Rev. Dr.. Storrs ia the Brooklyn
Acadcnv, last night closed the city lecture
courtc before an audience marked for its
werlth and culture, delivering his lecture on
THE Old ana New IN Europe" The lecture dis.
cus-od the NUT tion from the old to the me-, IN
America. and then the old and the new In
Europe. TIE street, Of Paris Wore many
II them younger than our own streets,
the grand 1uleyards wcro 10 older than oar
raf.s, and the Grand Opera House there Is
uositiyoly juvenile. Yet commnE'ins ard
making mart 7 what T. 20 new. ire thH ]. 4 cts
Of eluqlcn; and picturesque l1rgunge. the
bld World. huilt up'n churches that in iu'n
rested on churches the works Of art that ante
dated the coming OF the Saviour: the old nom
umenis and oheli-ks. in their strange tuSta-
positions = railroad depots. l. " q panoramic
view OF l. ropes uucirut mAguiNcence. a re-
Vealed 10y her existing places OF interest
lhc audience listened with spcll-bOunl in
tcrcst which rarely l. seen in the Ivceum, and
In tuc uurst. ol imuas-ionci c@triutipn re-
vardcd the speaker with he .Ttv applause. An
especial tribute wa p "a to q word uailiing If
the great sirasbuur-, Cathedral In which the or
a'or huilt up with swif ncss massive office
from tne tcssel tcl Il or 20 tae tNqli-i' nnial.
dcscritng Il when ini.he 81. cetsin- in the air
Tie Oldest ma freshest tain. IN E.rIpe. The
speaker said. .. tIllatiIf..
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LNoN1RiTTAG mn NXw.


The Ia Treasurer Accused of t.ivirg t,Yny
Republican secrets TO Nr. Tildcu.
WAsHlNGToN, NOV. m Personal ami po-
htic j ftends Of the Hon. John 9. New. ex-
Treasurer Of the United states. believing that a
newspaper Paragraph rejecting upon au Indi ra
banker as having eiventne secret oi the Repub-
lcnn nyass In that state to Mr. lidcn wailc
recently Visiting New York, refers t. 3i-. New,
slf rosi lively tEat that gentleman did moot Mr.
llden. receive a formal Introduction. and en-
pfe-tuce II u'lcr g'ut men - tho Iifih Ave-.
noe Hotel WNie cu route for the tonitaul O EX-
hoiuon during tNe last we X IA Oc.o cr; llut
they ,lc absolutely cert ain that th' iu ctNieW
ht.d win Mr.. lilden at fn.t time hal 40
political signihC1ure WhnfrN @; that tht r,uile-
mlu fered 10 had no acqpdntaure with SIR.
iideu before. and that lie mas never met bin
SINCE " neIl any oorrc.nonNrnee Win IIm.
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rnA HLUHLIns OrrnoNE
New Jersey statute that Forbid" Churci
Fairs aud ThcRiricnl Exhibitions.

y Now NfETfN TlAlAif ihNt NitiNH Z NNIth
Fairs aud ThcRlricHl Exhibitions.
Joseph f. warner proprietor of the
Atelphi Theatre, IIobohen. who was convicted
m the lludson County Sessions on Monday is To
appeal TO the supreme Court. Although indict-
ed for maintaining disordcrly house. he was
convicted of keeping pl1ce Of amuscmeni an
oTenco that under an old st.tule Of the cieh-
t"entn century Is punishable hy me. Inc pls-
trict Attorney ui-coN,rpd that the statute has
not tcrn repealed. InAcrth the law church enter
tnnn euts fcnts II le.erdeunin. and iu-glery.
circus performances, variety shows, or any
theatrical exhibition Of any Kind whatever are
illegal. The preamble TO the niusty old statute
rocitos;
such shows AMI exhibitions tend O. no good or useful
purpose IN society, hut ON the CONTRARY cpl tr to.
gehrt srcai numbers ~ ihe nav y spectators AS wei
children ana servants 10 grANfy vain md USELESS
curios INA corrupt tnr NOR s of YOutu ana sratcu
guu inpuNtlsA many poor families.
The verdict against Werner was given under
direction OF the Court, VINO desires to have the
statute tested
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ITALIAN ts,Ir, Nov 2l.-Ia, attorney OF
tho Demucritlc managers yesterday applied u
Judge White Of the Circuit Court for two
orders, one restraining the Governor from can
yassing the returns Of the electoral vote, or
Issuing his Ger ilcIte to any eloctof or electors
unless by order OF the regularly appointed Board
Of Clnyassers, and another IN the shape Of q
maudnmus 70 the Returning Board. ordering
thpm TO proceed at once 10 the canvass OF thO
votes.
The Judge granted the Injunction PRAYED for
temporarily, and ordered the Governor u show
cause on Thursday next why the Injunction
should NOT be i,sued permanently, lie also ls-
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SOUIH C.iROLfN.I.


CoLrMBiA, Nov. 2l-Thc Board Of Can
vsss RS made report to tho supreme Court to-
day on electors and state officers. The Court
now permits the Board Of Canyassers 10 decide
only on Congressman and legislators as indicAt-
eel by he returns. Ihs action Will decide the
Guhcruatorill question
The Court viii act tomorrow In relation to
the report Of the board on eiectOrJ and state
Ollc ~.
Ia. United states Attornpy-Gcncral Ncker-
man, United states District Attorney Corbin.
and cx.Congressmau Ell ~ (c0loreD appeared
as attorneys for the Republican candidates.
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FAnMINGrON. Me-. Nov. q. Il PNue, while
~ hs to-day 90 W"'d Mc wis ilAl shJl ~ he AC'
gldtnLal discharge OF hs gun.
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KANEAKEE, IT., NOVEL; EmoD Cppb's short,
d tn U hlu "tccHih DuAc VI Auait,N ,NAueA 40 ~
died .ajt Night
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The case Of Elsie nollenheck, who was ac-
cusrd Of Ahcilus Nts Dr. Gavin II. Mcunorc by
wung gto,ry hdeicatc letter. TO her was called Df
fore Ju If' vat cr, lu Cas- .i'. ul N1Dliy. lil Was
closed yes VidaN. She wa nued Zoo,
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JOYriNGs IHOvrIopN.

r. ing, followed bv llins 70 rtuct.r.u .,iY
CIuu C.H4r Nr ll e. Ntfl rfti4Il4l uf .f.l .tr
y latuft lud Naraulc winds.
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VOL. XLlv.-N0. 50.
THE STATE0F THEC0UNTRY
TIE COTNT ~ LOCTSTfNf, SOUTH
CIROLJNi. tND FLORIDI
Fret. sumn,,.- nh.errn,ion- in Lnnl.,nnn-

Frof. summers Observations in Louisiana
NellogE's Returning Isonrd fOught Mt
Every -trn-rhr Board Kccciing from H-
81 Rulings - Iiidcn'- MAJORITY Increased.
NEW HAYES. Nov. q, 1875.
DEAR SIR: several gentlemen who have
been much Impressed, ns have io.n, 10y your
relltion Of what YOU Jaw and heard, during
your recent visit to New orleans, respecting the
political anG social condition Of Louisiana, have
desired me to address YOU. with the re-
quest that yon Will give to the public,
in such way as may be most agreeable to you,
your Views OF the present unhappy political
situation IN that state. L. accordingly, do so
with great piea.ure and In the hope tht you
Will be able to accedc To the request, beg to
remain Very truly. yours.
CHARLFs Il. INGERsoLL.
Prof W. G. SUMNER. New Haven
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Morcau-Iefeyre, the oldest aud most French
OF ehMnpsuc. NIcto, Il. Msusef ~ h,aIe ol.ect
New lVlA -AIO
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OPDYKE-At Tenafy. j. after short Illness Monday
Nov. g, GeOrCe elder OF William and Margaret T. r.
Opiyke, in the lth year Of his age
The funeral will take place At the residence OF the parents
Tenliiy at $3.50 IN. Wednesday, Nov. ..
OTTMANN-Phiipp Ottman in the i5th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon al O'Clock from
his residence, No 300 East FifteeDh-st Tho remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for internent
TAYLOR-On SATURDAY. morning, Nov (, 1876 Alexander H
Taylor. artist, in the Gath year of his age.
Funeral lakes Church, Hudson st., Tues
day, Nov. 7. at l o'clock F.
WIIGPPLE-In Brooklyn, Monday. Nov. 6, Alice Bridge
Webster, widow 81 the Rev George Whppe ID. d., and
daughter OF the late Hon Ezekiel Webster
Funeral from her late residence 23l CutOns Brooklyn,
thursday afternoon, Nov. 3, al 2 O'Clock.
WILLIAMS Saturday, Nov. 4. Sarah L. Tapp, wife Of
Richard Williams aged 90 years.
Funeral services at the house OF her sOninaw John A.
Potter, 475 PaCfcst Brooklyn, az O'Clock, Tuesday,
Nov T. She requested no floral offerings.
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nrx nLnrM,z cLuros .AD crGA

p,o..,o.. ,0.t 49, isi.Jr,.a p IRE i"I"", I'i,i
Martinrz Cau,pos pas,,d through M""iid anu
,,..,t ~, H., - ,uf.,l'r 80 embark 900 Toe - 49,
" 49, w.. ,,.. 4, IA i.,, mad Steamer hHi i'. l"l'/.
ir ,ir, "a tilIltd 200 -. ,-itc. the hI* al ~" wv"
mn. pn.t,gtI h. attended thr cabinet h''' a.
n"'" 49,, irt ,,iou affairs discussed. ih'
,"lrr as-u.d o ruuc Mn sicr i,..' t i1 ,
80" 80. ,., o., t,i.r I.ay. uf the Premier, NdiiA'Z
C1mro- SAID Ioyc and los in,r ~. HIin,trr. ,
!" u , ~ t.,,r,I in ltr station. 7iN bitlllol'
iry, Sanur,ricr on thc 18Th, iogr 'gaN' ,,|, a. ,"
', yl,uri1 PART of "a battalion ls thn hE u"lo 70,
d.y cen Campos /, 'ai 20 h,e n,ai,, a itP Is
"r,vlI On The day after land Inns WY rt t,,,
crstic speech has run the round ot Tue palTl'
r"e ihnt thc app,intmcut of Martinez CaMpoS Is Il
nopullr ia the island.
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THE SOU7H african VAR.
From ne ca3e lrgn, SEPT %.

FTOla TIE f0pe fTgTs, Sept ~.
Affairs IN the TranSyaal continue TO get
worse The latest reports stat that the country Is IN
the greatest confusion. The cNchcqucr l. empty ana me
Gov ruuynt helpless. There j AN increasing desire
throughout the republic for British intervention and Bll-
I'll. rub. CrtWayo, the Zulu King. X known 10 b" pre-
PAIRING tor war, ana De put 10000 men into the
Held. The young women "f tn natlonarc being tu2lit
TIE MS ~ firearms The Brish subjects IN the republic
have applied Sir Henry Barky Tor protection H. as
commanded by pro-, tna on issued under the mp RAJ
FOREIGN Euii,imcut act. they refuse 10 serve M the
Iru-,Ia forces Greet atrocities have been conmttcl
lbs Eu.-hm,u and G.. "iIan- u the war Native women
and e.. lr,u nave been Killed tLing unknown III pre-
yIo- wars with the NATIVES several Of the aic rebels
diamond hul- are proceeding 20 l"n the Trans
ytal forces attracted % the prospect "l booty. II Is
generally b lrtcd dt t Cape thai Brush intervention
-houI bee made i one. ana ttrl.y, iy or llr area ol
ho-tuUr, may b. c,h trrtpy enlarged. Two swiss
PI,t -tait -IJuIut- Nr been dir~tru I'D me rams
SatI b., order OF TIE ,.'Icnt, l. alleged, Tor no
ulru,c known 10 the law
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5uerlll N0l!res.

Lamps = -.CciHlfy M Brri'cft'>.-ghe CITY STREET
IuIIE\A ARD camp Depot, No. $50 IifuIluar New.
Nnrs. Iho .",t Lamps ot '-ch liud Tor tho STREET,
HOUSE Ss burning GAS, GASOLINE .urO on. An stvs
~ijDIN - LAMPS. "a prices from - upward Including
Bulun;. ttHucs, 1uI l;rEr,.ins ~hal,.
P.iarvs Nl,pr Death observation-disclosures of IAN huls
com %. Ai.rcs- b.. A. BLAKE I;oot H. Domestic Fulfilling
Broadway aIj foJttr,u,haI. y. I.
Po-;-Oilcc So:icc.-rgc FOREIGN NAILS for the week
tutur oA:C RDNl Nu} n. 1876 w M This office on
J. E~bA "a $50 80 ia. i9r LGiore cr s.,nsIip Misc9h
aa, VA tttrtIS'oWus o1 WEDNESDAY, al a.. W. LOT
Iurup Pc steamship Algeria Via Qu'cnst""hi 90 :, -
DAY, al l!0 , Ton iIwpe, per s-anI' =,
Pymontu. hrIuui and lisubIrei on - u I'LN ~
loco a. uI Europe per stca shp Jai'' va I.vl.s-
tovl scotland, ht'mall anu france
10 DO forwarded by this scsmc. mus Dc slc'9 az
and a, DO a m fr scotland direct Te ttamShp lrtola
80, i.y ,i ~ n A. No. France direct, per steamship
~ Ocrrain Via Hayrci and 81 ID a w.; iot huF9pe,
'.''t',s W,sronsin Algeria and Britannia do not aSo
ois 49, r.rmnrs, sweden, anc Norway The mal.' I'r
,he west indies Bermuda and - Thomas vii leave
the W. NV, malls for Australia, &c. viii lelNe
,ncisco Now The mails lOr China, &c, WI leave
SAN Francisco Dec r., I.nEs p NJ
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TIE LOCAL CANVASS.
ArrrAI- nY NrwARK,S LEADlNG MEN.

APPEAL BY NEWARK'S LEADING MEN,
yrw-lrE,rY VOTERS ASKED TO SUPPORT HAYES.
Prominent merchants, manufacturers, insilr-
ance officers and BANKERS Of Newark have Issued brei
appeal for Hayes and wheeler addressed to the eoP"
OF Essex County. y. j., and in part rs follows
The election of ridden most dangerous expeui1nt.
We have knowledge, You have NJ knoWlr'iSc'
he is IN favor of oI AGAINST specie piS' Ioi IN. ho
rcncy. In his message Ia the NcW-lofN lIl.''" I'm
declared i'm favor Of the Republican resumption "'t
his acceptance Of the Democratic nomination ol ,io
Presidency Gc said that such an act ""uil pos, mem
date OF icsl,npau But will not r"couH, ms lnc"
slsicncirs even name Inc scln@mt,7 ~" M, ti,
OF his person life. His associations nave ,cn u, %
worst Of men. aud his achievements Su'h Us no' "
tells ynu that he has something yet uurcNcdh'l'
SAWS that his plan is reduction oi TIE drpt ui" ",
interest account, of taxation cpnnn'u 10 ,NI crrdit
honest money and solid basis for the naiI"nH 'I',
Nou know that lIldcn docs mol ana "1Iv NJ - .ts
uiluc OF his policy You know aS wen lh'' i S,,b
III straightforward way, with the whole iohe'' 'o'
rms - s.ncdby James H. Pinnco, william T. Mott
g. T. Parker O.c,r l.. Baldwin. lsddor Lehman I'm t
Kauousc James y. Orton, Chds O. Car4y,i' ~ I,y
George Sccu. T.. W AlcClyc, Joseph ~ Snnti =. ~
Eocs ". T. Bailey, A!lme Bros q Co., u nII
: Dennis a SOIL l. y. DJly, Jos ward, :. -. ',",'''
" tiI5,r ~ y NJ D,naas jas A. Ilcllcn. john IL.
KS samuel H. Pennington Jam VI. Durand. \ SON
rlVlllc VIM H. Murphy, I'm. K. Freeman, li'IrIi'A
Piich. ". ". Byington, a. j. schan Mnl. -
CS T TSDn '' co. o6ris, Day Co.
r. H2ncmrd Co. %s O. L IamEEil Nur! Us, = F.
blanchard. Edward, ~ -mltI, George D'Woeh JOE i
Cogir william l. W'Se' mIny " Frrm,n. " Sas
Wntcncad. Geo L. kingsley, FRANK y. Al'n' ~ ~ W.
IuiSt q Co.. JOHN T. Dix. : H. ". Heath, C. II. DunmM'
CIiik Thrcai Company, by VIM. Ciarh. ArA' Nl'u"i ~
Nm r. Rae a CO.. g. NJ. spencer. j. j. Henry Alfred T.
NImir trn, eli & CO. Jo,,pn Harrington, Jacob taurI
s,m,,r Morrow it, John T. Jackson. John j. King -
Frank Fort John g. Cobb, G.. ". cumming, CnaS. r.
iii ~ C"nIif James o. Clark, G. I. Glen, 4 J..
Young. J. l.. Hover, Nehemiah Iei'N ',v
f. C,urrll, II. J. ro,ncr. Atwater y Carter ana many
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4 PREDICTION A. 10 TIE PLANET VULCAN.
Tn tLs Idtto. ~ re TrtbHHe.
SIR: On the ID Of MAY, 1873, You published
NV announcement ~ ht lol.a Indications Of plaEetol
or u,tcorc belts at 'ai j rs Of the carths mean dis
tauc from the on August - Of the same year yol
r;r the ycrinraton u inst part Of the prediction
Th, ycrncaiou j, corrohorard by some Of the mira
Ncrcuril which maze lately been published
while other, ~ccm 20 h,'ol to ,hc second position. -
N,rIcr i-r, N0py. oct - drluccs period "t '}-21
days which represents % u. 40 distance of -ol GIVING
the following agI,Diu,lt: kIkWoods estimate. II"
Harmonic -fimac, -UG; J. \rrrirr'- estimate. 2Ol
PiISl EARLE CHASE.
LrreyG,ri $oAcgc. Ponn.. nov. !, 1876.
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ATTACKING RrrrBLIcANs II RAILWAY.

pI-oIp.R l.fr oN SATURDAY Mour SOL InE
r,,Ir co. rur H'l- ~ blue
+. II. Ropes, Grand Marshal Of the Rcpub-
ucu prr,,-.iou Railway. y. j.. "H saturday night
d,nc, lLr truth Of % rup he'd report t the aii'' b
noon Tie Boy. 800 Blue during tlc partl" was caused b'
ANY action OF their OWN Sir i'oc- makes i"' following
statement:
No,a Democratic banner v~s Hrcd or attempted 10 Dee
nr.I SotuGtik.u was ui'I'''.l uutl after or" p"i''
t,. ~ r,,I ,..,. ,t,nb,A tlc a... .,..n. No, .
tl,-,tt was made. Co buIu BiurlH'. h"ur'. The ti"il
MON --.".iin,, Nh ''o.,',, r,,,,I Sol q I-uo-
rtil vlndow ,,a, I-i. POS %. mhrr OF iH' pi"r''
,l SEVERAL illuminated windows a,i. h."A h' tie
ar,il,, r.in, i tb. narrow -tr,rt.. and como pr'
rr r.. ,uipy, MAY have -uf,.cd from ihr sane CAUSE
fn.tI-u, more The rsh'us began "E.' "ir' .'''' %
i...,. from ne. Fith Ward Cub uf llltHh llt i'
,..r.n 40 speak 90 some fiIrad. lie Was pHri.
crowd H-I,,l what club Ac belonged o.. H." rrrd 'n
was instantly Ino,a rd down. f.'hns himself up To
lYI t.l -.ue.r-s lac Wa. carried 10 "'It
Size. aud u- head scWch up. d. rru'"s
va Ma, Do b.iu uu fIr dif-uu under nv r'lnh"
\ man from >cv..ra Mas truck 90 ih" fec "i'h ,'"
injured Tho cplorcd clubs w' special "'l' '"l ',
M ,n. niia,; ~ l.,,a iu I.ur "crc mtcns'ly md,
mint and when saw tha CSC must protect "hi',Il'' CO..
h,tc more c,,ualu's told the "rn 1" lI"l'' ,n'n
.ry,, THIS iLcy did. ani Dispersed the rnIlins Dr. 40
iu.i ut several uf them, win b"'' i"n wv"
rr,cau', Alley. The mrn probably scaled lr i'n.' h' +"
Inc rrIn.i,fy ca,ip tc boy. Iuc Iid Vt, not injured
myself ing uun safely oul ol iA' h'} "h "'"
my men out. several luliln- crowded 90 ana 'N d,
Iog, ana when called ON the o1c" Ii'''ni q" "'' "nl
thr cI, I,u-, saying would h'rp i'r hHt J" ii"'
pracciIIc. they refused Z" lui'I'!' c''", ~ '',
WhIr ordering my m,n o1t" alley way "i' IE
terptcd 20 a ii,olcai n "t-i"'i'ns "P j.. % i''.""
cnt,r.I, inrroyohcd. Inc crowd urcilIcd thHt u "y
color,,l men ucrc lclt behind they would hl' 90 bed.
J. " Martin and !. Henry Stun', ~ pub, led card
lo denounced. fas c cIar, that The men composing
the procession wcrc t'sonory. Mr. Martin acted as a
..,. -t,ur l mon
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4 DhMOrRArIC 1RIcK EXPOSED.



'i'''O 49,, ,....,.
iA'-H'N'''' "' "''' D. ''NN '''. ''HN' "'''..
EEAhlN" NAME OF phN''EAII' Iii'i''' ''''-
''LNILb - no" TIE FRAUD Wa phIE' I'D
pI~trrolNTNENI on THE DEMOCRATS
James Purcell, "A messenger boy IN the en-
plo, ~ 3D., Democratic STATE Committee. arrested
about noon vest rly upon the order uf capt williams
e.. tho r,grnfyrIut Precinct he VA, ON hi, way from
f rolf Ilnl- tn The. office of Egastu- Brooks. vifh
i,. t .II.rfl lrrforal ,s,. when arrested.
cant, william, loo L. prisoner 10 Commission Dt,ru
pori', office, and waited tucc hours or The Commissioner
oariyc m tlc moan tuc. Purcell sent notice ~ h.S
arrest to Mr. HrooL.. who immediately sent Henry X.
leo H. pr,rirr '. bows RELEASE Mr. Irr took Purcell
l.s,r, C.Ir.. Toner Deuel. who discharged the pri.-
,r ,l ,r.p.,,. t,. I,udlr % wa. found 10 contain
l li,, I,Il,f. ,,.lrf., "a counterpart, of thr Re
'''N '.
puhrIu ballots rN.tpi mat the names were 'HoH' "i
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900" ''' ' ' ' ''''
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a..f, LaI considered The matter Isl" important Tor tue
q ,..t..,..I t.,L,f that the, had ,wpuy,d
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
THE DRIFT or LOCAL OPINION.

A member of the Columbia Law school
v,lc, to 1ur TmINl that a vote taken ycsicrda, At
tli school Wa, almost unanuou, Tor Hayes. H. .ue
r,. that ts b. sufficient Scr To aUj 's,cr'.o" 'Ia
the opinions 81 only small part - the students were
represented by those who took part ia tIc Republican
demonstration Last Friday
Tnc president Of c"al company, who's" offices are 10
the Trinity building write, that canvas, ct the orri
pant, Of the bulIue made yesterday ala, npon, showed
I75 Tor Hayes % 81 for ridden lie add, that Tine co'.
Industry is the basis aud t,,t al manufactures ana
ba-n.,. activity, aud the Judgment Of those connected
with it should DO ggcstiyc in the present political
crisis"
Inquiil,, made in West Fodriccnhst yesterday after
noon between 100 md TO- showed that 90 the pa-'rs-
by ouhrI O., vote. - were for Hayes, - or 1iidcn
and . Iur Cooper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES srnExADED.

Several OF the Democratic clubs Of Jersey
Cy by invitation Of the 1dcn and Hendricks club n
tho NIlth Assembly District visited this city last even
Ing and scrcnadrd GOV. Tdcn at the Everett House.
There nearly 1000 N the procession, dressed
in zouaN" costume and wearing waterproof capcs OF
white Eich man carried a torch. They were met at
the Dc,broSsrs street Ferry by the i. Otonuor CUB.
The visiting companies consisted OF the IhNcty IagH
Guards, tn" John Hart Artillery, aud the Albeit Li-h
Guard. The Randolph Light Guard also came over bat
after the other companies had arrived Tnr Cen Elijah
Ward lovs IN Red White and Blue also participated M
the parade :. D Cox and Smith Ely, j.. were also
strDuadcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
IyrruDATION OF vorERs REBuKED.

II is alleged that II. c. Moore Roadmasier
~ the Long Island Railroads, day last week. III
rublc barrooin made the declaration that If any man
under him In the employ OF the company voteu Ioi
uaves and wheeler, or failed to for Iiden ana
u.ndrick. such man would be discharged This coming
IN the ledge Of OF the officers OF the COMPANY
sbaTn letter of rebuko and warning sent yestoruy
y, ~ Noore II WAS the desire Of the Board Oi MANAGE
ment Il was stated that all the men in the employ VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
PROSPECT OF ELEcrING WILLIAM II srTNER.

a determined effort - beng made IN favor
Of cNConnis,oncr william II. stiner, the Republican
candidate for coroner who has also been udorscd by the
INDEPENDENT GrruauAn ricau Reform Association, the
Peter Cooper party, aud numerous citizens organized to
elect him at the expense Of Richard Croker, Ge very
worst Of the three Tammany candidates. The resprcts
bic members of the Democratic factions are utterly re-
pudliing Croker IN spite of John kcllys Endorsement
uf him the nOblcst work Of the Creator StinrrS
popularity with the Germans Is very great Cookers
unpUpuary with hi, count ymcn II still greater. II
viii only require change of about 10000 disguised
Democrats from CrOarr 10 Stiucr To elect the latter by .
handsome majority ana this result yet Dc reached