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The New York herald., 1876-11-10
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The hat stores are crowded.
Iowa farmers banker after California.
Thas torch may b. saved to throw at cats
Gothic architecture is said TO humor necessities
Marshal Canrobert, OF crimcan lame, seriously IN
Carlyle calls Darwin atheist with very little inssL
lect.
The servsn Is coward in big boots, but his cause 10
just.
sir Alexander r. Calf, Of Montreal is at the Gilsey
House.
Forty per cent Of tho food Of the English people 10
imported.
Dr. l. L. Hayes Is a son OF Benjamin Hayes, Of West
Chester, Pa
Dio Lewis has returned to Boston to scare people
into dyspepsia
The fun moon face OF Secretary Robson will II.
Illuminate the Senate
The Russian peasant is both ready soldier and .
practical communist
Can tho late republican candidate for Vice PresdeAt
be called q LEFT Wheeler
The Danbury Ne'cs calls Bob Inserso the Victor
Hugo Of American politics
Western journals prophesied that Hendricks would
succeed to tho Presidency
Now let Senator Morton press hts for secur.
ing a Presidential election upon popular vote
Two Springfield mon made . bet that the loser
should 20 without his drinks during the rest OF the
year.
1t was little chap just OF dresses who the other
day called great masses Of white clouds 'rho noun
tains Of heaven"
In London recently man bcspaticred by passing
cab sued the owner for damages and no recovered q
shilling and costs
Yesterday the Hon Mr.. Lafamme sworn In .
Minister OF Inland Revenue Of the Dominion o.
Canada Vice Hon. Mr.. Gconrion. retired account Of
Iil.hcaith
Tho Springfield Republican thinks that Tildcn may
appoint Cabinet which wsll altler the nischievous
elements Of the south with mistaken Interpretations oe
~ victory
The New York herald., 1876-11-10

VIEWS OF THE CLERK OF THE SENATE
Major Mcdonald, the experienced Clerk of
the Senate, gives his views on the present
political situation in an interview with one
of our Washington correspondents, printed
elsewhere.
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ofdos Yet his own city gives him the
largest vote Of any Of the many popular can
didates in the field, his State again indorses
him by splendid majority, and, if not
elected President. he can only be Defeated
by single electoral vote. After this let m
hope that personal abuse Of candidates in
canvass will be abandoned by common con,
sent.
The New York herald., 1876-11-10

Coon Our OF NAZARETH. The result Of
the election through which we have just
pissed will teach the politicians that per-
sonal vilification can no longer be an effcc-
tive weapon in o political contest Governor
Tilden has been the worst abused candidate
ever bsfors the people for the Presidential
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks were
feverish, irregular and lower. Gold was
also variable, ranging from 109 1-2 to 1O9 "a
and closing at 100 IL. Money on call loaned
mp to 5 and closed at per cent. Govern
ment and railway bonds were generally
steady +.
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why . Rsp.blic.a Conference, ,


We have q report that leading republicans
are to meet In conference in Washington at
once to consider the situation in Louisiana,
South Carolina and Florida We do not
wish unnecessarily to intrude our advice,
but would it not be better and more
statesmanlike for these leading re-
publicans to call into their conference
an equal number Of leading democrats !?
The situation is serious; it need not be dan
gerous Wise and conciliatory action, con-
spicuous fairness in dealing with ques.
tions in dispute, will harmonic oil and
satisfy the people. But these results
are best obtained by conference
of the statesmen of both parties;
in their decision the people of oil par
ties would rest content. To call party
conference is only to increase suspicion,
alarm and excitement An emergency such
as this should be met by craftsmanship and
by the frankest and most open and honor
able counsel between the real statesmen of
both parties.
N. B.-we should advise the exclusion of
Senator West.
The New York herald., 1876-11-10

FRoM STEAMBOAT we have an interesting
letter, showing us how the great crisis is
viewed at the focus of diplomatic interest.
The armistice seems to be blessing without
any disguise to the Turks.
The New York herald., 1876-11-10

BRrrEH MoHAMMEDANs.- Moham-
medans of the British Empire have just
petitioned Queen Victoria, Empress Of India,
on the subject Of her relations with the
Sultan Of Turkey to countervail, if possible,
the expression of British opinion on the
subject of Bulgarian atrocities. They in
vite attention to the fact that forty millions
of Her Majesty's subjects in India regard the
Sultan as the head of their religion, and
upon the assumption that if the humani-
tarians Of England are to be listened to as
they claim in q few country towns the
wishes Of forty millions should not be ig-
nored. They request Her Majesty not to
abandon the Ottoman sovereign. This ap-
peal puts in bolder relief than any other re-
cent fact the position of England as the
second Mohammedan Power of the world,
and shows the important political bearing Of
Englands relations to Turkey. But f.the
English people are Christian and wish to
leave Turkey alone, and the Hindoos are
Mohammedans and wish to saveoTurkey,
the government must choose whether
England or India is of the greatest conse-
.quence Which is the kite and which is the
tail?
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Prevention Is Better rh.. Cur,

Prevention IL Better Than Cure.
Yesterday we again took occasion to call
attention to our cumbrous and dangerous
method of counting Presidential votes. The
present emergency unfortunately only too
well confirms our statements as to the expe-
diency of constitutional amendment. Il
has, however, become necessary to deal with
the evil as it now is, and if there is really
danger that votes in Florida, Louisiana or
South Carolina have been falsely counted,
the future peace and quiet of the country
demand impartial and immediate investiga-
ton into the charges which may be made.
1t must be discovered where and by whom
the alleged frauds have been committed be-
fore it is too late to prevent their disastrous
consequences. The strength and the sta
bility of the incoming four years administra-
ton depend upon the foundation upon
which it now bases its right to exist and
should one Of the candidates be placed in
the Presidential chair by any proceeding
which can Justly be termed unfair it is un-
likely that the consequent dissatisfaction
will be soon or easily appeased. The almost
equal strength Of our two great political
organizations points to the danger of sus-
pected usurpation on the part of either, and
it is as wrong as it is unreasonable to re-
main blind to the risks of wrong dealing in
SO vital q matter.
Senator Morton submitted report from
the Committee on Privileges and Elections
during the first session Of the Forty-third
Congress, in which it is stated =" Where
the choice of President depends upon the
election in . State which has been publicly
characterized by fraud or violence, and in
which one party is alleged to have tri-
umphed and secured the certificates of elec-
ton by chicanery or the fraudulent interposi.
ton of courts, such President would in
advance be shorn of his moral power and
authority in his Office, would be looked upon
as usurper, and the consequences that
would result from such a state of things
no man can predict. But it may be COM
pared to what has SO often occurred in his
tory, where the successor to the crown in
monarchy was believed by large part Of
the nation to be illegitimate, or not to be
rightfully entitled thereto under the laws or
usages of the nation" This grave warning
comes from one of the leading republican
Senators, one Of the foremost and most infu.
entail men of his party. His words give M
reason to hope that he and others OF his
party will place patriotism above party and
unite in condemnation of any attempt,
should such be made, to manipulate the vote
of State in the interest of the republican
candidate.
The New York herald., 1876-11-10

TIE WHEELS KEEP ROLLING in spite Of the
Presidential excitement. The Board of
Aldermen yesterday discussed the Tomp-
kins square improvements with considerable
warmth The country is safe.
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From our reports this morning The probabu-
iies are that the meaiher to-day ,oiu De slightly
scorn,er aud partly cloudy or clear
The New York herald., 1876-11-10

KEEP Cool.-The Isrnelites we're forty
wears in the wilderness.
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BROOKLYN THEATRE.
LONG STRIKE. At g 4. N. Mr.. Stoddard. Mss Rogers.
sARNUM's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. st ? and P. N.
wALLAcKs THEATRE.
THE sHAUGHRAuN, atsP. NJ
nm. ..s,v NIBLos GARDEN
AMERICAN INsTTTurE.
GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
BOwERY THEATRE
BLACK HAND, atsP. NJ.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
TWO ORPHANS. Al SPIN
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
BUFFALO BILL, stSP. N.
NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
GERx1NTA THEATRE
THROUGH NEW YORK IN EIGHTY HOURS. a.eP. N.
BOOTHS THEATRE.
SARDANAPALuS at 8 r. NJ Mr.. Bangs and Mrs Agnes
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
TOM COBB. a. sPM
MABILLE THEArRK
xAB1LLE MYTH, atsP. N. Matinee ut p. n
PARTISAN VARIETIES
-, r1yoLI THEATRE
VARIETY, At p.
EAGLE THEATRE
VARIETY, at p VI.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsrREIs.
KELLY Icons MlNSTRRLs.
NsP.M.
COLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE
VARIETY. atSP.M.
THEATRE COMIQUR
VARIETY. at p. N.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
VARIETY AND DRAMA. At Z As r. N.
v..,rrv TONY rtsTok's .9 THEArss.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
VARIETY, At Pm.
PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM,
Ninth and Arch streets-TWO ORPHANS.
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN
KIRALFY's ALEXANDRA PALACE.
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
THE BLACK CROOK.
KREUTZBERGS ANATOMICAL MUSEUM.
THE GREAT SIEGE OF PARIS.
Daily from A. NJ TO 10 r. NJ, east Of tho Phndelphin
Main Exposition Building.
The New York herald., 1876-11-10

KEEP CooL. The centuries arc not ex-
hausted. There will be five Presidential
elections before this cycle IL ended.
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BROOKLYN THEATRE
LONG STRIKE At 8 +. N. Mr.. Stoddard. Mss Rogers.
GILMORRs GARDEN.
BARNUMS CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. ct and p. n.
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PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
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wALLACK'S THEATRE.
y gHAuGHRAuN nj 4 p NJ.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
TWO ORPHANS Al SPIN
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

that uuclear crew. were urged upon Grant by leading
politicians and confirmed by party senate Anu that
last insult offered the American people, giaNtf d
ger that threatened liberties than slavery, gfaFe
than the rebcon-the suggestion oil tnfd teIii-tIat
did originate with Grant but was the suggestion OF
contemptble official flunyism Within the last rev days
You have Grant change his Cabinet Mhat Is th9
reason! BristOW. Jewell Pratt, Garyan, NilsOn' aua
Over have dangerous reputation for honesty taush
ter and applausel These removals were MADE Tor cam
pagn purposes Jewell could not be trusted l" Gohhlse
az the abstraction OF the POstO1ce fund; ana BIst"W
knocked the WHISKY Rings tat used 10 c0ndGdte SO
much And 10 nclp on their campaign the hepaO.lcahs
trying to stir sectional haired beiWrth tho
whites and blacks; but ali TINS Is -lf, Wuitn ttN t"
tnue TO throw your eyes while they continue 10 PICK
yOur pockets lGrelt applause
Col. Smith was followed by the Hon. James W. Gerard
who alter giving favorable account Of the actions OF
Gov Tilden which he had witnessed during his term OF
service at Albany, made review Of The state OF inc
country for the last hundred years, saying that the co-
try had ever been in state Of prosperity ana peace
under Democratic r;c. willie the accession OF the kc-
publicaus to power had thrown the country into
state OF war and financial embarrassment, and hnaly
into q condition If misruc which had disgr&od TIC
whole Nation He urged that no reform could come
without q change OF administration and he predicted
that TIldcn when established in the Presidential
chair, would sweep away all forms Of cor
rlpuon and lead the country back TO pros
pcrity and tranquility john Mullaly. Edward
/. Gaul, Thomas Cooper Campbell, Christopher me-
Thomas c. Ecccsinc, John II. Iartwit, William ii. Hew-
it, and A. H. Purdy addressed tho audience from the
some stand continuing with various changes the topics
pre,cn ed by the other speakers.
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LATEST SRIP NEWS
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Greece OBI Andrews London July II. With
mlse. and pass. to L. W. j. Hurst.. -
steamship RichmUnd Kelly, tiehm0nd ly fOhi an" 'Or
folk With indse q old Dominion Steamship CO.
steamship Gaucus. Bear Boston, with indSe ana pass 10
Biig M1ne (of Prince Edwards IsaEd CffiD. Cow Bay
sci Lucy d. Jcf quincy Poin Handy Havana and sigua
IL Gays, with sugar
Steamships So'ada for Liverpool somerset for Bristol
City Of havana, ior Ilayana WyanSss i2i hicnon1 M sP
NOfah. FOR MALAGA brig There's for Rio JaneiIo,
wIAD-odnsgJ. light y. clear
PICTOU y. - July 2j-The brk Cupid. at Pictcu, y. &,
Rotterdam w1ch was IN collision mith the bark Merca;
tor on II Newfoundland had her head gear carried
away sails eed and lost an anchor she also had her
FOREIGN PORTS.
CAIBAREE July 24.saie scbT l.. A. Van BruEt Tooker,
COW BAY C. T.. July 2i.-Ariyed, bark Lillian RumDs,
H,IiFAx \. s.. July 2i-saled, bark Chebuoio tBr).
HtySYt Jmv .b-Arrivcd steamships Columbus, Feed.
York. City Merida, Reynolds Vera Cruz, &C. for
ST. JAGo July 2i-Arryed. brg Lydia H. Cole (Br). Sc.
Si john x b. July 25Arrived slip Joseph Clark ParE.
Ceared 2it Ship asier tBr, new" Ie.per Tor Liverpool
sorPniMPIoS july 2j-fhe North German Lloyds
ship UuCr. Lest IRON Ncaiork July 10 icr Lre"oh las
HAyRR July 25-Tlc General Trars satlantc Company's
steam, mp AMergue PULloz from Ne~IOIk July 10, ar.
rived here al O'Clock last evening
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON JULY 2J-AuIyed brig Bride (Br Bartaby. from
Tor,O RICO, sclgs. Adile b. Bacon Bdc0n AleNitlla
lielcn lhonp|n Moton Rondenl cleat.1 s1y tmsnp & ~
Lawrence, Kent Baltimore; ships AringiOn ekey Iorx
Famouth Andrew Jac ron, Cnlthrl PhlAdep1l1 brig
brIss y. 81 1inaer fanart y; Jagoi ~ A. BarGarL Meade
Phdo2ha schs. ~pirklmg Sea, Harding san srsncisoo;
o. MeTIJt Reed .or New. YORK. ,o
ship Van AHA ComnaLder Milton Haxtun Tor <sonwa-
sailed steamship GO. OAdo.ot, Tor Foraand!nd
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DIED.

ApAw-In Canaan Conn., July 93 Charlotte Lawrence
Aaam. wiIe Of william ADAM aged a. years.
BRECK-on Monday July 81, Allen Y Breck, in the 10th
RSivus and Friends Of TIE family respectfully invited TO
aond ial at the residence OF LIS son4ns6 l. d.
VAIN. Bound Brook, y. j., on WoJnesd-y July 20 ~ 8
O'Clock III.
gANNINGAt CatsSm July o. Of typhoid fever Georgia,
H. Banning, daughter of Dr L. b. AMI LYDIA H. Banning Of
FancS win lake place Wednesday July &C. O'clock from
No. 3 st MarA'splace, East Ei9htlsL
COX-In Rrocklr. Tuesday morning Jessie Cumming,
vie @: Joseph COX, IN the 5oth year oi her age.
The :renLs 0i tho family are respectfully invited 70 attend
the iuord from her lac iealleace 80 % li"ib st. ou
GRAHAMAt Flushing Long Island, on the 22d inst after
after uTorIlci Illness at tc rslden,e oi one OF hls sons
John Lormes Graham, formerly Postmaster Of this cy IN
Ie1ygs aud erd AID members Of the Bar are invited 70
D. u al - Mara CAurch. second anu Tenth
ST., where the remains VIII DE int'Ifed
JACEsON-on saturday, Juy - 1875, Mis- Grace Jackson.
I:-avcs and ffssnis o. family invited to attend
Newark, ~ j., on The 2G;h nst at lo2 a. m utter
rival the rliu leaving 100. Of BaTciayst at $50 y m
NoRRIS-In Bauycltsyic Roctiand County, On Tuesday
,,l,SI ,t n. i5nii ani fIGse Sf In. sonsinIaw T. w.
Smonds O Barlow respectfully invited 70 attend
Iiaas leave foot Of ChanSc at 10 o'clock a.
POSr-suddcuy Tuesday. Judy 25, al his residence 297
Broadway Brooklyn, L. D., Henry H. fOsL N tAe ''tA
Notice o, funeral hereafter.
roDD-At the Park House. Bloomfield, MI Arthur Gard
ncr o.ant ot Thco ". aud Emma Louise Todd aged
Funeral om his iaIcrs residence 81 East yrstst
Wednesday az lOa m.
wAGONER-vcry suddenly ut someryie n. J, July 25,
Rachel L. p-ki beloved Nle oil Dr. Henry O. "agon.T ae
FaHtrsi nom her late residence soncryle Y. J., Fri
day, the 2S inst. a O'Clock D. a. Trains leave loot Ok
Liberty NJ. q; 1918 a. M
WATsON-m Brootya Tuesday morning July 25 Seymour
Watson infant Of George Watson J and the aio Ala
Funeral from ns aucrs residence, 25S Cntonavc, Thurs
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
ST1TE TEICHERS ASSOCIATIONS

ELMIRA, n. Y, July 25.-The 3lst annual
meeting the Ncw-York STATE Teachers Association
was held at the COurt-hou-c, In Watkins. Schuyler
County this afternoon. The Association was welcomed
by the Hon Lew NJ Gauo. President of the watkins
Board Of Education. Noah 7. Clarke OF Canaan lAsha,
President Of the Association, responded.
The report on The Condition OF Education" was read
by Prof A. G. Winter Of Cook Academy, Havana. Ino
discussion which followed occupied nearly the remainder
of br afternoon session Il participated in by MI,
pnss f seneca Falls MI James CTuishuuK Of Brooklyn.
SIr CO, H. Siowits OF Buffalo, Dr j. Dprmln Si"rlc
and SIR. T.. DaaiOrih of Elmita, ana hf. James
A JI,rsc og the COrtlnud-tt. Normal hcuoJl.
The following committees were appointed: .
IN JtndHce-A. Mcmillan oi lucl w. - SANFORD "' Ml'h
town A. g. Winter ~ Havana L. 4. BccJc tanaLaaisia
rIoi. LOWS, Mount Morris ,, , ,.......
f yr.aIltit,s- Moore OF Cortland, J. borman
steele EmiIa, J. Barker. Bunal1. ifoi iaiItoh' %
Nrry. euI. LnMalh -mMtI, nlrIluh-.
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TIE MOHIUK DISASTER.

CAPT ROWLAND REARREsTFD UPON CHARGE or
PiEJCEY-ACrION OF TIE NEw-YORK YACHT
CLUB UPON TIE DEATH or MIR. GAENEE.
Oliver :. Rowland, late sailing g-mastcr of the
yacht Mohawk, was rcarTcStcd yesterday upon the
charge of pcIjury aud committed to the Richmond County
jail in default Of So 800 bail o await the action Of the
Grand Jary. The arrest was made upon the complaint
of Frederick Palm, OF the quartermastcrs of the
Mohawk, who tcses that Capt. Rowland did not east
OF the mainsa sheet did he give orders to have
il done nor was there sail ordered to be- disturbed by
him The warrant OF arrest issued by Justice i.
Garrett of siapcon on Monday and placed in the hands
Of Constable Robert Ccgsin to The constable
being told that Rowland board cf the yacht
Rambler. anchored of Bay Ridge, went to thai vessel aud
learned that he hId gone away. Ne'tctiay, however
The Cun> Die made the uTrr, at the Office OF th lae
Mr. Garner. IN NoUi-1'. Rowland was taEcn before
Justice Garrett yeSruay afternoon for hearing Capt
Merritt ot the Coast Nfccking Company the two quar-
tcrmastcs. Ferguson sud Pain, thr ouatsan, and eight
the of the Noh wk summoned ~ Witnesses,
and were IN ihC Justices oic' when the prisoner W.,
brought iu crowd Of about JOp people hd Cniicctc,
uIisiJc aud manifested then indignation by cries Of
"Mob him." "Striug hun mp" a.. Justice Garrett
stated last night That be bad not pacncd the crowd
with the assurance that the law would secure iJSlice'
hc had 10 doubt but that Rowland wouid have
suH.rcd nj the hands of the excited people.
I'm the examination before the Jp-cc. Rowland. when
"a. I,I 90 urlt and whether he wished question tine
Witnesses. replied simply that be had nothing tn say.
Mr. Garrett stated thai tEoHgh hr hur" ahcoN rN-
preston hc also appeared sioli AMI indifferent.
Umur was ~ circulation last evening - the meet that
A prrsun now employed on tIc vessel claims That the
riiJrar .gust Rowland cannot De- sustained from the
fact that ne knows ha the main sheet bad been started
aud a; some one aftcrar took tuIu u II around tine
,ir.,, n, mon trcy.nr,d y from rcnyinc on
4 special meeting oi the NcT-lu,~ Yacht club was
held N,Icrduy afternoon Et the ONCE 81 Commodore
KiuL,aud b.. BIuad-sL large numb ~ the uclnbcr'
order nud announced the object of the meeting. which
WAS 90 take action upon the h oi cN Vice, oil u"a"rr
kaur Capt : Colgate, and L. T. Chase, uppo. .ntrd
to G.Il suitable resolutions watch we're unanimously
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
STR.fW BONDSNEN.

John Volz of No. 5O6 Pclrl-st., another
alleged straw pond,mon. s,cd last evening by
D.puiy United states Marshal Crowley and committed
10 Ludlow street Jail I'm default oi 900 bail. Inc bond
on which Voll was arrested wlsthi Of Thomas isomcr
Vile policc court lawyer of this city, Who was arrested
ON Air -, charged with completely In Tie District ~
Columbia safe burglary conspiracy with Harrington an'
others Somcgyic WAS custody for more than W,oA
before ne could ind person TO become Ii rdgriy m
1900. but at last brought forTard Nol. who sWogc
that me was the o the house and lot at No 5-i
East Eigniy-scvcutL-st, for which be had paid
81, goO i'm cash and had given IL mortgage Tor
= 900 more, making SiI,UyO in AL. District
A:f.ury Bliss, .p-cilug that NOl2 working Win
the fraudulent operator oi Crnl.ot. hr+h Ia IA''''l
4tr tr matter. uUd found tiat tho Eighty 'rnt-.t
rop nv had never been owned 10y Nolz, bat Hhd bee"
hon. nj foreclosure Icy Alpcrt smith "i no -l3
East -xuothst. for $1,000 Tue records ~
of the premises tu have been given Ly Mary
crow Ia Alexander lIuch. though llpch, WIo has
intimate business relations with NOz had no valid tItr
Tloia, l. Birch whose arrest w'' mentioned on sat
t,,Iy wa, released on bond signed b. Cua.l,, IruaN
gld Theodore StratOn II ha7 since been d-ccriaiDcl
that llr. Tu.sN rccIprocdtinS % Htor Nom b!th'
'Irulx cudclN or,d 10 obtain bud'I'- cuul.dC from
Albert Woodruff OF No l3b - t"-t.. Brook
I'm but Mr. Woodruff. having heard report mat
iur,hcd ~ Thomas l.. Birch VINO went upon lI- b!hI
Tie property which Birch swu.c 10 uWaiHs ~ Bsoohyu.
besides That ~ NcWNuIG which Dc Was arrested Tor not
owning s as follows: No il2 Columbia 81; h"u'r Ht
IIf-lyc ana Fuugtu-~t. tNO house, Un CLARK -'hiNr'
and .aycral others tho location Of which he dd not nH
lie claims To bc worth than >lVO0Cp. Theodore
S.r.ttun Brchs second npudSudu u -d To bt engaged
ID the bail business IN a PROFESSIONAL way.