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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
KANDIDATI PRESIDENTSTVfs Sc

KANDIDATI PRESIDENTSTVI Sc
strany republikanske, ktefi 81 delaji made
il ma obdrzeni nominace, .jsou tentokrate
cetnejsi nez obycejn6 Blaine, nemz Sc
jiz "a to m6lo, ze poslednimi pfihodami
donucen bude k ustoupeni kolbiste poll
tickeho, nehodla toho uciniti nejspise re
vzdoru prot poitickym osobnim nepfa
telam SWIM. Pfatele jeho, ktefi jiz do
Cincinnati pfibyli, ably tam vjeho pro-
speech agitovali, prohlasuji, ze mu ami ne
napadlo po prvnim hlasovani pfiznivce
sve mezi delegaty pozadati, ably hlasy sve
nekteremu jinemu kanddatu odevzdali.
Oni sou toho nahledu, 20 Blaine ma ne! j.
lepsi vyhlidky ma dosazeni nominace ze
mu posledni skandaly spise prospely nez
uskodily. Nebof veliky pocet delegate
telegrafoval mu ze ma nej ddveru ne
zlomnou a ze az do posledku pfi mem sta
ii bude. Mona, ze ocich politikafu
Blainovi posledni skandaly neubliaily.
Kdyby tito lide NELL k partikam q
cachram takovou prilezitost, jako me
Blaine, delali by to este nestoudneji
neomaleneii nez on. Lee ma stesti nevole
il presidenta oni, ale vsechen narod. kd.
by Sc Jim Timed podafilo clovekem tin
proraziti, cemz ostatne velikou pochyb
most name, pfipravilo by mu osvicene O.
canstvo takovou porazku, ze by nj on
iemu podobni mohli cerpati nauceni, Q
, SO tax dlouho chcdi Sc dzbankem pro vt
du, al Sc ucho utrhne.
Morton Conkling zdaji Sc po Blaine
vi nejsilnejsi byti. Mortonovci i Conkli
govci, jak Sc Cincinnati telegrafuje, jso
0 dobre mysle. Morton pocita ma deega'
iiznich zapadnich statd, Conkling n
delegace novoyorskou, pennsylvanskou
g 2 cast ohioskou nektere mensi delega
ce yvchodni iizni. Jeden drahy do
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
MLUVCf SNEMOVNY KERR byl

MLUVCf SNEMOVNY KERR byl
jak znamo silnem podezfeni, ze jake
musi Greenovi opatfil Y spolkov6 armada
hodnost oficirskou "a - : 450. Jakysi
Harney, kteryz delal mezi Greenem a
Kerrem prostfednika, tom smyslu pred
dotycnym sn6movnim vyborem svedeil.
Bylo nam "a tezko obvineni tomu v6fiti,
nebof Kerr tesil Sc az dosud nejlepsi po-
vesti a bez1honnost jeho byla ma slovo
brana ano pfkladna. Lee sv6dectvi
Harneyho bylo tax prime okolnosti
proti Kerrovi svedcici tax mnoh6 vaz-
ne, ze isme museli spise We vinu nezli v
nevinnu pana toho vefiti. Tim potesitel,
nejsi Jest zprava, ze Sc pann tomu poda
filo hanebne obvin6ni to vyvratiti cest
svou zachraniti. Vysetfovaci vybor, ie
hoz pfedseda jest Clymer, dohodnul Sc c
zprave niz Kerr vsi viny sprosten bu
de.
Obyin9ni to 1Ginkovalo tax income {
zhoubne ma zdravi Kerrovo, bez toho cha
trne, ze patek tax prudce onemocnel
Re Sc lekafi jeho zivot obavali. V ne
deli Sc mu ulehcilo, take lekaf ieho pro
hlasil, ze nejv6tsiho nebezpeci vyva7
nul.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
Ornament.
Cteni pfatele a zakaznici moi:

Cteni pfatee zakaznici moi:
Prosim navstiyte mne pfesvedcte Sc o
mem vybornem rozsahlem skladu jar
mich - slippersd pro pani, slecny dit
ky. Taktez
Velky vyber marokkovych zapinacich
a snerovacich botek kazdeho druhu;
Rucl sc, ze kdo koupi SO zbozim dplne
spokoien bude. - Vsecka spravka vyko'
ma SO dokonale. Nasi cesti d6lnici budou
poteseni, budouli moci krajanGm svym
poslouziti.
Taktez prodavam vseho druhu muzskt
a chlapecke boty perka (poloboty) tele
CT skopove, vesmes pod cenou, abyci
zasobu svou spise vyprodal. S dctou
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
THE TYLER FRAUD /!
The Monstrous Cheat
Chandler perpetrat-
ed on the Amerl-
can People.

In reply to the proof OF Hayes ac-
ceptance of the nomination OF the
American Alliance and his member
ship of that proscriptive organlzatlon'
il doculnent was published signed "L.
S. Tyle',' and purporting to be writ
ten by the Secretary Of the American
Alliance. This document acas dated
OctoJe,. 6, 1876, and was etfectually
disposed of by the reply Of Hon. ID.
Magone, Jr, Chairman Of the New
York State Democratic Committee,
on the same date. 1t is now proven
that not only Tyler did not write the
letter. but that lie aCas not evee the Sec
retary of the alliance at the time, and
was not even in the United States
when his name was signed to the doc
ument.
lie resigned his position as oecre-
tary of the American Alliance on Aug
ust 25th, and sailed tor Europe the
same day.
The Republican National Commit
tee have been guilty Of a base and de-
libera,e forgery, and their lying and
llbelous organ, the New York Times,
was the appropriate vehicle for the
PRONUNCIATION of the lie.
In this campaign of lies the R"dl-
Gals have been guilty Of nothing more
vile than this bare-faced forgery and
deliberate Justification.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18

In the winter OF 1862 there came
great flood Every cabin save Van
dams was swept off. The bar was
covered two feet deep in sand. Then
everybody left save Vandam and that
exposed and cucless b lizard table. In
two years the quickly springlngHege-
tation had covered the soil deposited
by the river with a jungle of chapar-
raj. No mmk now of mans presence
left save Vandam, his CABIN, the grave
ward and the billiard table The
mountains as ever look grandly, stern
ly down, as they did before the crowd
of mites struggled, worried, and
fought at their base for the bits OF
shining metal. What was it all to
them {? The Tuolumne runs to the
sea, signing, murmuring, complaining
and telling some strange story all TO
itself, while still in the long quiet
afternoons, Nandam, who once scorned
aught save DIRT at a penny a bucket,
now trundes bawowtuls of gravel
yielding penny apailful, and awaits
contentelly his next strike. lie Will
die at Hawkins Bar, and no one will
then be left who can tell its history.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18

HAPPINESS. The idea has been
transmitted from generation to gener-
alton, that happiness is one large and
beautiful precious stone, and a single
gem so rare that all search after 1t Is
VAN, all effort for it hopeless. IL Is
not so. Happiness is a Mosaic, com
posed of many smaller stones. Each
taken apart and viewed singly may be
of little value. but when all are group
ed together, and judiclouSly combined
and SET, they form pleasing anc
graceful whole-a costly jewel
Trample not under foot, then, thu
little pleasures which a gracious prov
idencc scatters in the daily path, anC
which, il. eager search after som'
great and exciting joy, we are apt tt
overlook. Why should we Away
keep our eyes fixed on the bright
distant horizon, while there are St
many lovely roses in the garden ii
which we are permitted to walk ?
The very ardor of our chase after hap
piness may be the reason that she St
often eludes our grasp. We painting
Ily strain after her when she has bee
craciously brought nigh dnto us.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
ChanIbcrIain'S Edict.

The real condition Of South Caro-
lima politics we perceive to be thus
The Democrats are united and the Re,
publicans are divided Mr.. Chamber.
lam has not, evidently, the confidence
Or support of good mcny prominent
Republicans. This probably endan-
GERS his success, and he seems to i'm.
agine that in this emergency he may
resort to the same means which Gov
ernor Ames 50 effectively used in
Mississippi, which Governor Kellogg
has used and Mr.. Packard threatens
to use in Louisiana, and which have
been used until they failed in other
Southern States. One of Senator
Spencer's deputy marshals, Perrin,
shot a hole through his own hat, cried
out "Ku Klux!' and summoned Unit
ed States troops. and when he had
thus obtained their aid he proceeded
to make arrests Of prominent citizens
and to intimidtae the Democratic vot,
ers of two large counties. In what
way does Governor Chamberlain
proclamation differ from Perrins shou
of 'Ku Klux !" except that Chamber
lain's cry is exposed at once, and b.
members of his own party I'm. Y
Herald, Oct. 10.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
WHOLE NO. 1888

thus protesting against the foulest ana
most hurtful action If Reputation
which stains American honor. New
York has not even yet fully recovered
from the discredit of this act, but Its
evils were not confined to the limits
of our own State. It's injury to the
credit Of the whole country Is repre-
sented by many millions OF bonds
which tax the labor and industry OF
our people. When we take into ac-
count the vast cost of the war, which
exceeded $4,OOO,OO0, 1t is safe to say
that this act OF reputation by the
great commercial State Of our Union
deprecated its currency, its credit and
its bonds to that degree that tens OF
millions will not make good the sum
Of its injury to our country. When
the Republicans boast OF their supeFl-
or virtue they are confronted by this
act, and by the fact that we have
placed Mr. Rabinson in nomination,
who withdrew from their association
when they committed this crime
feel very confident OF the result OF the
elections in which we are engaged.
It cannot be that the people OF tins
State and the country will strike down
the men upon our Presidential or
State ticket who have battled boldly
for retrenchment and reform.
: SENATOR HERMAN.
Senator Herman followed in all argu-
: mentative speech Of an hour and Il
halfs duration, and noticeable tea-
ture of the evening was the large
number of veteran soldiers OF the
Union army among the officers OF the
= meeting
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
SOutEi Carolina.

We have several times urged the
colored voters OF South Carolina to
support General Hampton and the
Democratic State and local tickets.
We cannot see how they can wisely
do otherwise. They are citizens OF
the State their welfare Is involved
with that of their white neighbors,
Certainly if they reflect, they will see
that Mr.. Chamberlain has utterly 1all
ed to give the State peace, prosperity
or good government. General Hamp'
ton, a man ot,inHuence and character,
solemnly pledges himself and his as
sociates on the Democratic ticket to
give the State honest government and
to secure to the colored people every
right. Why should they not tak'
him at his word ? We suspect thai
many Of them intend to do so, aro
that this accounts for this last anl
desperate expelient Of Chamberlain
which mas been so promptly exposed
by members of his own party n
y. Herald, Oct 10.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18

If YOU want kiss, take it
There is jolly Saxon proyerb'
That a man is half in heaven
When he has woman's kiss;
But there's danger in delaying,
and the sweetness may forsake 1t,
So tell you, bashfull lover,
If you want kiss Why, take It,
Never let another fellow
Steal q march on you in this
Never let laughing maiden
Sec you spelling for kiss
There's royal way to kissing,
And the jolly ones who take 1t
Have q motto that is winning:
If you want a kiss Why, take it,
Any fool may face a woman,
Anybody wear crown;
But man must win woman
If he'd have her for his own.
Would you have the golden apple,
You must find the tree and shake 1t;
If the thing is worth the having,
And YOU want kiss Why, take it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
Gov, Hayes Approves.
Gov Hsves' Letter of Acceptance :

Gov. Hayes Letter OF Acceptance
81 DO not deem At necessary TO enter
upon any extended examination of the
declaration Of principles made by the
Convention the resolutions are an ac'
cord Nth n'y rie,cs, and Heartily con-
cur in the principles they announce.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
From the San Francisco Golden Era.
The Rise and Fail of HAWKINS
Bar.

The palmy days OF river inning are
long past. Streams, such as 'he
Mokelumne, Stanislaus. Tuolumne ana
Meaced, lined twenty years ago tor
forty miles with the miners tents and
cabins now flow Onward to the sea
unycxed and quite deserted, The
Chim9man dug the last god. Even
he has departed. a few lingering
white men, old, gray and grHzled--
the relics of 40" who speak OF events
in their Eastern boyhood homes as
though they were Of yesterday, still
remain, gathering the golden cleaning
ON some bar, once the residence OF
many hundred
Rotting log cabins, and rough,
blackened stone chlmneys mark the
site of once prosperous CAMPS
Gloomy, barn like stores, the doors
,ud windows shut and barred, are oc-
casionally seen standing amid piles OF
bowlder, the surrounding ledge wash
I'd bare Of soil. Even the deer and
grizzly are resumlng haunts from
which they were driven twenty years
ago. Solitary grave stones are on the
rcd hill sides. Look at Hawkins Bai
ON the Tuolumne. Twenty-Five years
AGO it boasted 800 inhabitants. There
were tents, cabins, hotels, saloons'
stores, gamblers, billiards, elections
rows, sllootings, justices courts, law
suits, pack trains coming and going
and great wagons laden with merchan
disc creaking down the steep hill, an'
all the sights and sounds which clyl!
ization brings in It's disturbing th'
prmeval quiet of untold centuries.
OF this, only Vandam aud his cabl'
now remain. Vandam is an Old New
Yorker. He is of the New IorF 0
thirty years ogo. OF the New lor
cenlering about Madison square AN
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, he know
ucthinu. Nandam was one OF tn
pioneer seven who first settled tn
Bar. Not ten yards from his cabi
door Is the graveyard. Few lying |
that little plat died Of a natural dealt
and Vandam helped to bury most
them. Ministers not being accesslol
he has in some cases read the bLrl
service. AS he expressed 1t, he W;
"bound to sec them decently buried
Vandam is one of the curloslties
California gold digging. lie Is dc
tined to "strike it itch" once in thru
wears. Between these intervals /
grubs on the deserted banks for
cents per day.
Wealth and Vandam soon pa
company. The dissolving agency
whiskey. He saw Hawkins Bar
its golden infancy again, In Its zenl
of prosperity he will not desert 1t
its decay. He has seen it DIVINE
from hundreds of houses to hnndr(
from hundred to fifty, from iitty
ten, He has seen store after ste
shut up, the post Office deliver it Ii
letter. the last trial before the |;
Hawkins Bar magistrate. lie has
held the stock of the only remain
storckeeper dwindle down t. ii +
sacks of flour and barrel OF whlskt
Then the last merchant OF Hawk
Bar had folded up his cash book
With unpaid charges, and sto'
mourntully away. Then the last st'
was torn down. A billiard table v
left. 1t wa to- heavy to be drage
up the hill. 1t stood for years out
doors. The cushions rotted, the
warped, rank weeds sprang up arou
it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18

The ReDulIic1u
noytv of ohio. harin0
full confidence in the
honestv. obilitu and
notr,o;;s,n of Putb.
orforJ u Uoues cor
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
The Republican Party Approves.

Platform National Republican Convention
Cincinnati, 1876:
"The National Administration merits com
nae,ulotion for its honorable ,oOrk in the man
age,nent of domestic and foreign affairs, and
President Grant describes tie continued graft
.,lde ofthe american people. for his patriotism,
and his immense services in ,cdr and peace
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
What Gov. Hayes says of President
Grant.
The thanks of the

Gov. HAYES State Convention, Columbus, o.,
March 90 1876:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18

Vote for TILDEN and REFORM
in November.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
A('Ilalicngc.

DY A sEMINARY GIRL
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

Al tho Washington Place Police Court yesterday
morning. before Justice Bxby. Oaicer Hough, or the
Eighth precinct arra,gned William Freeman. aged
ior,yone OF No. Jersey street, colored messenger
In the Office OF District Attorney Phens 10 answer
charge OF ASSAULT and battery. The complainant Mr.
Cornelius Sandford OF No Is. Mulberry street. ap-
peared IN court with his eyes badly blackened and his
head cut He stated 10 Judge Bixby that on Thursday
nigh: he attended the Tden procession at It's con.
cuson, In company with friend, got on Broadway
for the purpose OF going home Before getting on
the Broomc street. he remarked TO his friend,
''lom, I've been republican for 1nccn years, but IN
going to for Tden this tme'' Freeman, who
standing tho rear platform OF the car. said,
.Yes, YOU OF --, and you were discharged
from tho Custom House Tor stealing" and struck him
iHto the middle Of tho street Freeman then jumped
on the and said 10 Snnh'ord, who was lying pros
iratc. Damn you, III XIII you.n at The same limo
putting his hand behind his back as II TO draw knife
that moment Oniccr Hough arrested HIM. Mr.
Sanford no sooner finished his statement
worden Judge Bxby said, GO on" Freeman
said, Judge, he struck me first" Judge Bixby said.
.'Have you any marks OF violence on your person ="
Freeman said, .No, Judge 'sThcn.n said Judge
Bixby, s'you are hold in 81 900 bail I Freeman was
handcu1ed and taken down stairs. He sent the court
and District Attorney Phelps, apprisng them OF his
arrest In short timc n messenger arrived from the
District Attorneys oficc and requested Sergeant
Ahearn 10 allow. Freeman walk TO the Tombs in
charge Of officer. Sergeant Ahcsrn said that no
could dcvate from tho rules Of tho department.
other prisoners who had been committed by Justice
Bxby,
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
WILLIAMSBURG REPUBLICANS.

The republicans OF Williamsburg assembled In mass
meeting at Apollo Hail. Fifth street, last evening,
and addressed by Hon. J. d. Manning Hon. 5. B.
Chittcnden General D. f. Sickes nfCorporai James
Tanner. The audience largo and orderly
but enthusiastic, and as each or shc speak
made his appearance greeted him with
long and continued applause Hon. s:gismund
kaufman presided aud w.ihout preliminary remarks
introduced the nrst speaker Hon j. ID. Manning, o
Massachusetts Tho usual resolutions wero then
adopted and Hon. s b. Chittendcn made a brief ad-
dress, in which he charged that Tden per-
sistent sccessonis and he Is elected the spectacle
OF Inc national government turned over TO solid
South will be a source Of amazcmert 70 the whole
civilized word.
General Danic, e. Sickics followed arragn.ng the
democratic party and their candidate unfit rule
the dcst.n,es Of the Republic the policy OF Tdcns
administration would be the principle OF reputation
which ten of the southern States have already
adopted lie charged the rebel white element OF the
South with all The outragcs comm:tied IN the South
and ncndci the sending OF troops into South Caro-
Ina for the preservation Of law, justice AMI order
II being ination TO those unrniy beings that tho
federal government was power that must be obcyed
aud respected; ana il there not enough in tue
regular army why be was ready for onc 10 volunteer
10 70 down and give them second lesson.
Corporal james Tanner followed IN the same STRAIN,
arousing the audience 10 such pitch OF enthusiasm
that at times they would from their seats and
cheer the sentiments advanced. Al the close OF his
address the meeting adjourned, II being nearly mi
night
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
NEWS IN THE CITY.

James Mcmahon, OF No Is West Tenth street, en-
pioyed conductor the Forty-sc street iinc
had two RIBS broken yesterday by tho shaft OF wagon
Hospital
George ". Copp,n, OF No. $40 West Eleventh street,
severely injured yesterday by bale Of hay falling
him from elevator 1t Thirteenth avenue and
West Eleventh street
The Board Of Police yesterday removed Charles
Saunders. an inspector OF election IN the Twenty
eighth election district Of tho Fifth Assembly, on tho
ground Of intoxication.
The following assignments were yesterday died In
the County Clerks ofnce:-Berghem J. Bernhardt to
Rees NJ. Obcrstitder; Joseph ". Collins and Edwin A.
Oliver to Samuel Sterling; Solomon Try and Herman
Try 10 Simon Fcman.
AT tho Essex Market Court, before Justice Smith,
yesterday George Schiller aged twenty eight OF No.
IS Scammcil street, was sent to tho Island for six
months for beating his wife Emily and plcdging hor
clothing in liquor saloons Tor drink.
Tho body Of an unknown man, about thirty Ave
years OF age found floating in tho North River
pier No. g. yesterday morning Deceased had beard,
wore white shirt and drawers collar, brown coat
and vest, striped pantaioons and CATERS Coroner
EickhoH was notified
Robert +. Daily, John G. Robbins and James
McKenna, the gatekeepcrs at tho Cortiandt street
ferry, who were indicted by the Grand Jury on the
18th OF thIs month for embezzng fares were yestor
day brought from Jersey City by Detectives Walling
and Mulvcy upon a rcquiston, and taken before Dis
bath furnished by Mr. Z. McKcnna, OF No. 237 War
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
HERALD SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT-

only eleven were registered from his residence and
that they had perfect right 10 do so. They would IL
necessary ne said Their votes The day OF
election. IL held to bail the sum Of 80 900 by
Chief supervisor Alien.
Ii was rumored yesterday that inmates Of The City
Hospital the number .. sixteen had registered from
that institution stated that some Of them have
residences elsewhere and will be challenged on cleo
tion dsy II they attempt 70 vo;e.
young man named George cambridge. who. II Is
alleged registered from No. Henry street. 81 which
place he does not reside. xas arrested Yesterday
charged with Illegal registering.
Distr.cs Attorney Winchester Britou has Issued Lee
following notice -
or BRooKLyS
You respectfully requested TO report ~ the Uistrcs
Attorneys once any violatt Of the election avs Of she
State OF New York with view TO the prosecution and pGR
ishment Of tho nnenfers
WINCHESTER BRIrTOH. District Attorney
RRnn Oct
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
THE HACKMAN'S TERROR.

Nine. R,chl, the eccentric old lady who has boon
qrartcrcd at the Central Office the past two days.
left there yesterday bs taken charge Of by the
irian Consul, whose country woman she r. Her stay
at headquarters characterized by many amusing
on part She devoted hours the perfection
OF her toilet and cxaccd the punctious attcn.
tion from Matron Webb. Hhen addressed by strange
officer she invariably replied ~ have not 20 honor OF
an Introduction. monsieur" I" and all efforts the part
OF the policeman 90 obtain answers 10 his questions
with q look OF freezing reserve. Her Ian
guage and dress indicate refinement and wealth, but
her identity Is a mystery.
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
THE BROCK MURDER TRIAL.

Upon the opening OF court In Newark yesterday
and the resumption Of the trial Of the alleged mur-
dercrs or Policeman Brock, Mr.. Joseph Oschwald
father OF OF the prsoncrsthe who is chorged
with firing tho murderous sbot-was recalled for cross
examination by tho Attorney General, but tho
old man unshakcn In his evidence that
he his at homo tho morning
OF tho murder His wife, the mother of the accused
OF Ryan was then taken up-Ryan, tho alleged acccs
sorry to the murder.
Joseph Crowley testified thnt he the saloon OF
Ryan and Oschwaid the night before aud morning Of
tho murder, and that the men from New York were
there playing cards all night :.
The object is TO show that these two mon and not
the prisoners were the burglars
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
Jay 1873, schedule showing your assets and la.

to Jaly 1879 schedule showing your assets and Ia
bihucs ;"
Objected to as immaierial Objection sustained
ls.5sn
obiccted 10 as immafsriai. Objection sustained.
"Were the deposits and moneys received by your
firm between July 2s and July 81. is'5, kept separate
and apart by themselves ."
Objected 10 imaateraL
Now IS Is material, Mr. Brown ?" asked the Regis
ter 81 am not prepared 10 cay untii answer IL
gwen" was Mr. Browns reply. Objection sustained
'on Saturday mornins, July -, did you your
nrin make any transfer Of storchousc receipts 80
objected 10 as immateria until the object stated.
wtness' counsel asked. "What Is the object" objec-
ton overrued
memory
The examination was then adjourned until the lltb
prox
The price Of ne HERALD today and AenceforA wfu be
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

Marshals Birnic and Rigart arrested Philip Murphy
residing at No es Hall street, Brooklyn. yesterday, on
the charge OF violating the election laws II Is stated
that during the three days Of registration twenty
men have resistersd from his house He claims that