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THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
LETTERS FROM TOLUNTiRr CORRE-
SPONDLNTS or THE Sun.
The IncorrIsltIenc.. Of the Ple.menard Nob


The incorrieihlcncss of the Pig-IIcnded Mob
not Follow the Lead of n Great Patriot.
MTsTHER EDITOR OF The SUN-Str: It's
moself that has been thinking that what wild yer
contracted views OF public matthers. as inde-
kated by yer persecution OF that ncblest work
Of the Creathef earring Misther Croker, nv
coorse), Misther Calvin, ven be precipitatin'
upon this city a calamity most narrowing to
contemplate. Yen dhriye that other noblest
work OF the Creather (agsin barring Misther
Croker, the Hon. John Kelly, to abdicate In
disgust: and, wild times as hard they now
are, and wild noblest works OF the Creather so
skarse, I Ak ye In all fairness II this city can
afford to lose three Of thin all at onst widout
creating panic In the market2 We have Mis-
ther Kelys word for IL that he thried last fall
to give We good city government, aud only
failed because Of the perversity OF some 1900
ongrateful spalpeens that voted the wrong way
bad cess to thin That alone was rayson
enough for Msther Kelly to retire from the
business OF government making, and let us all
go to perdtion our own wav, but no such selfish
idea entered his patriotic head and so we find
him again making one moro effort TO give yer
God forsaken city good government, and
ineted OF his efforts meeting wild yer approval,
as they ought, here We are again appealing to
that unreasonable mob OF a 300 to again vote
the wrong way. / warn ye In time. Tweed IL
gone, Kelly is going (Onless We mend yer ways)
and afther him there Is nobody left to give us "A
good city government but mob Of 1000 ire
spOnsiDle persons. Yours, sadly,
TERRENCE O'1OOLE ex-Councilman.
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH AVENUE IMPROVE
MENT, NEW YORK, Oct. ~, 1876.
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the LONG BRINCH ROBBERP.
Daniel UBricn Convicted aud sentenced 10
Ten Years imprisonmsnt.

FREEHOLD, y. j., Oct. 2G.-Daniel
o'Brien, the sneak thief CHARGED with So. Ing
the jewery Of Mrs. law of Philadelphia from
her room In the Rowland House, Long Branch.
Ia August, was tried here to-day before Judge
Mclean. The jewelry consisted q "A d ir Of
solitaire diamond earrings, gold cross with dia-
mond str. gold watch and chain, ruby ring set
with diamonds, gold chain. ONYX cross. gold
bracelets, amethyst necklace with stone cimeo
pendant. and solitaire diamond ring. Detec-
tNc- Flel and q Cuuuor testified that they can
tured i'm IN South FIN avenue. New York.
xvi % the two last named articles on his person.
NJ Nclntyre OF the Mansion House, Long
- aucu, entitled O'Iirirn It's wing boarded
tncie under thr name nf james n. Kousuut.
H4curc. and testified that hc id hl, ria ~
utut ou NCuNuu- persons Do Quebec. O'Irrn
tod long story IN his own Den 81. lie AID uc
gave "a iat-e u me at l. lng Branch because he
heard detectives were looking fur IAN. lis
stDr, wd- e. u-iCeraby shaken " cro---cNtuli-
nation. EX-Judsu li@ekm. u made an aule Il 90
fence. disCftUittug New York detective as NJ
ttttcr tn Il thieves. but the jury found nm
guiV alter zen minutes dcuberauou, and tue
Court sent need him L. ten years imprlsynmeut.
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To TIE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sir. / notice
in this mornings SUN an account Of MIR. rardue
being thrown out Of position "a nrst-cla-s
clerk In the Treasury Department by the Re
publican party. My own case Il somewhat SINH
lar. was appointed In ISIS a. frst-class clerk
IN the Treasury under Andrew Johnson by the
personal re commentator of Gen. C. r. Camp
bell, whom fought under during the renellion.
CIR mt was inaugufltcd March T. 1852 and on
Airll IL was thrown out because WAS Demo-
crat. There was aaout nifty uf Us di- CHARGED at
the same Time for the me offence. l have and
bad then two honorable discharges from the
q vernment: one for three years and one for
one 5ear; but that availed me nothing. This Is
MT mere talk. but / am ready TO furnish ample
proof to substantiate all / nave said.
a PENNsNLvANIA VOLUNTEER.
JERSEY CITY, Oct. -.
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4 Cbinaman's Appeal.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-StY: As 1t
is only In your fearless sheet that voice Is often
heard against an outrage committed against
some poor OF forlorn wretch, would 1t not be an
act OF equity to speak a word Tor Qumbo Appo2
THIS miserable being. under gratuitous assault,
defends his person from the vi )lence OF n pow
erful fellow. VINO Is INJECTING critical blows on
him and In peril OF "a life Stays him promptly,
his as-ail mt giving ~ cnance to protest or to
nee. but a. an enraged monster. frantic to des-
peration. proceeds to batter his victim.
Our w, am aware is all against the party
injured IN such cases. fact that the aggressurs
are ALWAYS prepared to apply In favor Of their
savage designs even while despisiDg the con-
temptibie sOphIstry Of the law
IL these men are bOtn foreigners. and but one
citizen ny papers. It IA still competent for So
cietv to allow MIN that IL least favored to be re-
garded as "a man. though "A Chiuaman.
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THE ARMY or PENSIONERS.
A Total of22i,S2i on the RoII-s2s, 351, 500
Paid Tor Pensions.

WASHINGTON, oct. 25.-J. A. Bently,
Commissioner Of Pensions, in his annual report,
says that the total number Of pensioners on the
roll June 3d. 1876, was 23l,s21, or 2,0sl less than
one year previous. The roll OF army invalid
pensioners was Increased by the addition Of
g9l2 names during the year, and numbered on
the Both Of last June l0j,l7S. The number of
widows and minor children on the roll decreased
otlo, leaving lO4,sSJ names. The total number
OF Survivors OF the war OF 1872 borne on the roll
az tne close OF the last fiscal year was 1880,
showing That l,GG9 had died during the twelve
r months, The total amount paid out for pen
sl0hs curing the wear was $2S,35l 500. leaving
balance OF about t1,Gj0.0O not drawn from the
appropriations. There were nled during the
year GST pension claims of various kinds,
I99r,R,nal ana Tor Increase OF pensions) OF which
lI,40l were adjudicnted by allowances TO- l32 by
rejection: total 1853, or only O. per cent of the
number tled. On the Both OF June last there
were In the ONCE eS,gI3 unadjudicated claims,
besides upward of 6O,U0O so-called rejected
claims pertaining to service In the late war all
OF which are subject to be called up and re-
opened. or this latter class 205j were reopened
during the year. OF the pending claims lg2ilJ
were died pf1Or to June l, 1870
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CRAMPS CIVIL SERVICE.
Widow DISCHARGED TO Make Room for the
Daughter OF an Onicial.

WAsHiTGToN, Oct. 20, Republican civil
service reform Is illustrated ~ the following
cast. An Intelligent and CAPABLE widow. h wing
a large family 10 support, obtained through two
Republican senators aud "a democratic member
OF Congress a D. sition in one Of the bureaus
Of me Treasury Department. Her salary =
so per month. She was not Democratic,
neither was she Republican, In her syn plthics,
a. she stated ner ciss 10 The DemOcr tic Henl-
Der nf Congress, who Joined with Two keuuDli-
can Sruut IN recommending her. she wanle
to come mere o. support an Invalid mother and
crippled Guild. few DAYS since she was in
formed that utr services were No longer L.
qlufcu, and tho excuse given WIS the Lecvs-
~ly tIr reuucti n OF tue force IN that
buretu. The thl-cness Of TINS assigned rea-
son was proved the next day when the
daughter ut the second otiter Of the bureau
va, appointed aud assigned to the desk lately
occupied hy iuc widON, aud Ter salary liked AZ
slWl pcl M lutn. inns was dOln, too, IN the face
81 the rule II the dcpartu en-, win n fOroids
Two ueWhcrs Of the same family from holding
onicia POSITIONS Tue father draws S3,jOO per
AMMAN, ana the daughter Sl,2U0.
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Yesterday at the Exchange James ". Miller
sold at public auction one nyc-stoiy brick huildng
with lot. 25x1O0 o. No. 80 Baxter street. t2oO25 one
similar house and lot, No Al street, S1 sJO Ga,
thrce..tory brick house OronD, carriage house GearJ
with lot a3xgS q, on the north side ~ ThrfyeiNtt
street, 2uu feet east Of THIRD avenue, si0U1j Two
tourstoy BRICK houses Win lot - txsp, ON the north
W II corner - Second avenue ami InrtNsrycnth
t2-@wh Two thrtc.tots fame blhdlugs. VITA plot,
2ohia lN-aA5u lNrif. eng the boCk frOIt-
lux on hudson RIVER broad, between Sky fourth and
sNtYntth streets. tiUi5u Also one twu-storN house,
villa Two lots each 1JA1gSie. Nos SO Flushing
avenue, Brooklyn, J.. !. s9Hjn.
bernard Smytn sold under foreclosure, one plot lOlv
"a N125N Ni3nluXJ2 L. gu the eide OF seventh
avenue 5 feet north Of Thirty fourth street. $3l50O
to paiuUn.
Inc remainder Of announced foreclosure sales were
adjourned.
Force Osurc sales arc announced for to-day Mt ths
Exchange 10y H. V. Hufnctt ana WtLHns q Davies
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PERSoNArIN0 JUSTICE DINKEL.;
Outrages Pcrpctratcd bv scoundreis who In
fest the District Courts.

An effort to trade upon the reputation Of
the sitting Justice OF the Fourth District Court
was frustrated last week Bernard Rogers pro-
cured a warrant Of attachment against Miss "A.
l.. Blanchard Of 20 West Third street, and City
Marshal Frank was sent out to serve the war
rant: but $40 groenback kept him and his
deputy quiet for time. Then he stripped Miss
Blanchard's house, not leaving its inmates so
much as a bed to sleep on, taking, Miss Blanch-
ard says, over two thousand dollars worth Of
furniture for claim Of only one hundred aud
ninety dollars.
A few days afterward Miss Blanchard told the
story to one Simon Epstein, adding that she felt
sure That II Justice Dnkel knew the exact facts
in the case he would decide for her. Epstein
said that he and the Justice were old friends,
and asked what she would pay to fix the Justice
She replied that she would willingly pay for a
$50 supper. lie said. "All right, will bring the
Judge here about y o'clock this evening"" but
Of course he did nothing Of the kind.
On the trial IL became clear to Justice Dinkel
that the plaintiff. Rogers. had deliberate y per-
jured himself and 10 rendering judgment for
the defendant his Honor sid that 1t was evil
dent that the plaintiff had deliberately and will
fully lied, and had Quilted the defendants house
on false aihdavits, and should be made ~ suffer
for
After her departure from the court room. Ep.
stein asked Miss blanchard whether she intend
ed to fulhl her part OF the engagement. saying
he hnd fully done all he he had promised.
what" said She" have You seen the Judge ?"
EI-ltll TtIlntus NO bul lfltnu OF mime saw
him for me and fixed It," Miss blanchard gave
Fps Elm $50 lie then walked down Frat street
to long hallway, where many men were stand
Ing drinking beer At the extreme end OF the
hall stood man who closely resemOled Justice
Dnkel, Epstein walked up to the man, talked
with him for minute and seemingly handed
him something. The fellow then turned toward
Miss blanchard and raised his nat to her she
ACKNOWLEDGED his salute aud went home.
Justice Dinkel, having learned what had been
done, sent for Miss Blanchard. She told him
the story, and he sent out his marshals without
moments delayto arrest every body connected
with the fraud. Epsteln was examined on Ff
day last, and Justice Dnkel compelled him, In
open court, to repay to Miss lil ncnard all tho
money lac rad received from her, and also to
pay alt the costs.
Epstein and the lawyer who personated jus
tice Diukel are said to belong to gang thAt
have for some time past made business OF pro-
cutlug arrests and attachments ON false anIa.
WITS, and then fleeing their victims In tue name
Of Justice Dukel.
Justice Dinkel Is preparing the case Of Ep-
stein to have INN indicted Tor obtaining money
b' ,rickery ana fraud, aud Rogers IL to be in
dicted for PEI jury.
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THE ROBBERS' QUIcK WORK.
Man ChlorOiormed aud safe Cleaned Out,
Al IN Fifteen Minutes.


The bolde-t robbery ever pcrpetrated in
thi- citY was effected ON W-due-ui, evening at
an early d lur IN tine lei INT office OF thomas
LprnrIl Co. 81 this citV. Abuuf htlf past SIX
O'Cl OK Ntmou h. iucncIl the clerk IN rnar.e,
was iu the ollce alone, aud wa. Ji-t y s-Ius
from one dcsN to Hnuthtr, when ne herd a
noise at the outer door. StelgIus To- the ,.oor
Df Tho ihn~r Ollie F., he looNrd out ANA saw a
mHn Of Wulm tie a-kel, what IA DO Tor
your lie Was At unrr gferted WIN, " Look our.
sou --, ana tue person truck uim N tue face
ana grduoed htm by the throat. luu ass IL iut.
no Mdr uttNh man, ru-dcd Tim uruuud tue
once ara out into the " lrehou-e, where three
other rum tn-, after III aug and beating MN,
uudhf uunE hlm lace down 90 the door. Tucn
one ol turn pul a~uuuge To MS u.Outh, another
sat on one arm. aud the thlri man Ola Lne olnrr
arm, While the chlct foubcr rolled a .trri II
sugar on his legs. Ills p1ckuts were then ruled
Of ABOUT go ~ money ana inc safe kel-, Iue
Tobbrr lniu ediateB ROBBED The safe Vi between
500 ana SJuU,
All tnl- cook place within fifteen minutes. "a
young Higgins. VINO Is emil we'd ma the iirr.
had lett 10 ABOUT half past SIX, aud returned
abOut "a quarter before seven. Wheu he found
Wiu,heli s,Ge chcd on the nIor with Lie heavy
barrel OF sug upon his legs and in a senui-uu-
COhattuus state.
Inc stem Cornell had left only a few min
utcs before, men we're IN adjoining Offices
u ual, higgins was absent uni5 quarter Of
an hFlr, ana yet the burglars secured their
BODY, aud escaped.
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You remember Isaac spencer Parsons a
tell 81 infinite mlith and lullitY lie mad ELL
u Ted IN the MYIndptte tnstrs, hnd Yesterday
b" went cut from the IT on "a priy ,te foririug
expedition. lhls morning ms uIaugled rem ms
were brought in. HIS urdy vas found III "A Die 70
at dead wood about Ave mile, from camp. lie
had been sh and seal ed 10y the Inuidus, his
ears cut on, and his body o,herwist horribly
muuated, But when lOu tell the story ut his
deih, tel also that he ded rs an Americ IN
should with ma face 20 the Zoe. And nigh MIN
Was fpund the evidence that he had SID nis nfe
dearly. and befnr. he hid boon uyerpOwered he
had srni Two of his as-al mt u tine happy nuut-
ing grounds. Poor spencer rifle and pistol had
been tah"n and MS hodv stripped 10y tue pen
sIouer- ON Uncle sans bounty.
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bARKLEY ON Thursday oct. %, 1870 Of hear
discas james Blrklry, aged 81 years.
NOTICE Of fuufrIl hereafter.
HAIR on oct sd 1873, Of consumption, John
Blair aged 40 'Vus, 1880
In, trends are invited 70 attend the funeral At thu
Presbyterian church. corner ~ Hui l4tn IT,, tnis
nay u lNl tlc 2'lh INST. AZ ot4OtA =. NJ, without
III tItt notice.
foA ON wednesday, Der. %. after "A short illness
Albert n. Il Fox AGED year. % months ana IL lavs
ooh ne rrH Ani friends. p" uive Leaf Lodge, 40.
Sot l.. O; lana lhu'ui olp''i No. SO - e -
are lhNled 10 aitehi the iun"rA i.nu 50 Gas IT,,
% vn,,in ~, ~. Stnui''h ly..- I.'l W.
are .r,tp' tfUlN luNllnl to 4.f.I. iIh.r q our
iit Nty Dr. l'uuifl btun. usrt Ni r m rl fI FIRST
btmrl thurrn, 300 Grffr -I.u .. ~ N... -'. d l-ty
tiiy, uu Slfur n., tN' .Sfl I.-. .HN.p.N N. GA
ia" usual badge of muuruur. f.t.r lI 90. rnc-
ndc % a.i. o. 1u ua, a.. N.I.t. Ia Q. uy
We oN 600 t.ru hi .f.tr lrH.I .uut
nii"h minutes Ma. nom a. o. i.l- 0H Jcr
SO eluv I tAl .lNIi
- AN-.A i LIALLuI.
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THE C4SH TILW or IT


Jerome Park fail Meeting.
Mr. George l.. Lorilldrd is credited with
the handsome winning total, including piece
4 pl lie Of az the result OF the
successful running Of Tom Ocuiltree,
Warlock, Loterer. and Ambush. Col. Nc
Daniel takes s94iO, won by Brother
to Blssett, Nrcinlus, vigil, Princeton, Big
SANDY, and Mad-e. Mr.. \. Belmont taxes
t6,,2S, the eltnlgs Of Sulttna, Patience, md
talernii. / Lurlllird gets sdUis. won ny Parole,
James IL" Peia, iiltes-. Bomba.t, aud B-uziue.
Mr. IA. L. McbrLth, s3.syl, won ty Leonard aud
G icsipeake. q. l. ,n.staf fl,775, aud NJ Donlhue,
$l go. won ~ Waco auO De.dhead. DIVER
brO. hers get Sl.51j. won Oy Ruadam tnthus and
Galway, ana j. g. X. Lawrence, IL $50 won nv
Shylock and lte-olnie. j. W. Doswel wins $sl5
l.. IL. tlaOiurh. 500; X. ". Sears, 500: :. Me
Cormick, SGs5 Forces a. Armstrong, Sj7j; h. f..
Morton, q. lwic, ana l.. \. Hitcncock. 500
each. HE remaining ten wilma rs have sums
VARYING from siOJ to $50 appended TO their
names. The to.Bl amount v. money won at
tnis meeting va, tjlsgO.
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Va RRII -.

BECKIKoFFNAN.-on sunday. oct 90 1870, by tho
rev a. hurpsch, Jacob VI. lieck ~ Nv ufN To NARY
eldest dausht ri Mitchell k"1utn OF hartford. Conn
the same ne w-- celebrated the silver wedding u
the parents Of the hrtIe.
, DEkN -ANDEEMs;-O ON Tuesday evening oct a.
y Tue hcN: " T. A. Rogers, al The Code gLtc Church,
5th av. ana 4S h 81, william NJ Deem 10 Emile A
daughter q the ate Thomas Andrews.
~ 1NElL NkEkLL.- oct. "a. 1870, AZ the resi-.
drnCe 81 tue nidc'- parents Newark y j b. the Rev
~ lisn' Il. lnumas russell To Mis- Laura A. Farrell
ri SStLL-FO lEk ON OFT. H. 1913. az Btlft.
more by me Il v HOBART II smlth assisted by the Rev.
Y. Pcytou Morgan. Mnrdceai 4. russell If New YorE
~ Isabel b. FOwler VI Baltimore.
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NEW York. Thursd v, oct. 2G.-Receip's OF
hscyes ~ore A. c,rs. or 500 bead nlking 2yr since
Monday. against 3,dbl for the tlmt lAst
There were but ieW buyers I'm the market place, and
trade was duli. but sellers ARMY holung for all
advance Of ilc n, and TIE transactions acre At a
fraction higu,r ngurts than could be- obtained ycscr
day. Fac test VA murkc sull at lni.c To- dies. 81
conmonest steers at &C.. 10 dress MS \ nne car
lot uf Texans renamed uu-uli.
Receipts OF sheen amt Iulhs were 2iis cars 4.ig7
head, nl'kug lu.1f1 stuec Monday. against iJVst inr
the same time last Wecf. 'lcrs Ter the rtocs co. aud
inr business was recorded, out 81 figures, includ
ins common 20 prime sheen Ii go, l'sc. v De- aud
common TO- prime lamb. 80 go .ic. e o.
Receipt OF nus- WVI 80 caI-. ur fgli head, making
1919 since NDIdly, asIN.' t-tGi fnr tlr -urr uue
last week Tic narke WAS sntIt nrutr and Two tar
lual- Of ONO hog, los Rs average, .Uj e., 70,
6pectlvtly, were sJll at dttc. q n.
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Tho wondrou. spider. oil Missouri.

Capt. Drummoud, Of PALMYRA in passing
through MS z rden, noticed "a very large aud
handsome splIer Nith =, osu body, haNln. yell
low spots On the b.ck. Tue animal mai spun
weed 10 another. Tue Captain pat Out his h nd
against the wet, and found II resisted the pres-
su 80 a morse hair would. lie took the webs
g. tho house aud twisted them together, aud
they made "A cora as stroug Or stronger than
SILK. HIS little daughter sewed a button on his
shlrt cun with u, which seems TO be hrmlI aud
securely fastened.
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To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: spent
the latter part of the summer In old Litchneld
county, Conn, and l found the Republican
heads were not all so soft as some have sup
posed. For instance, one old chap told me he
had lost most OF his properly and his business
bv these disastrous times, under the rule OF
thieves at shineton; and that although he
had voted the Republican ticket all his life, he
should do II no longer. For" said he, "a
party that has mad things all IT'S own way for
sixteen year-, and has brought the country TO
such state, Is ht TO govern II no longer" III.
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To THE EDITOR or The SUN-Sir. With
much pleasure | re ID in yesterdays sun the let
ter of" &C. g." In defence OF the much abused
S9i'2 dog. |, too, have Spitz, which for beauty
and watchfHlue-s could hardly he surpassed hv
any other breed. nave been In uu-Ses-iOn II
him over six years aud have studied well his
character ana disposition, fun ~ well and per-
HAYS better tn IN those VINO now would wish to
eXterminite the race. wonder why u was only
lately di~cov red th the Spitz dog was more
liable Ia hydrlp hObia than any other. PERHAPS
York have started the So re, desiring the ex-
termination Of this little Waterman, VINO cannot
b. bnDed. i LADY.
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Why Must the Democracy Carry Corrupt
Man Like Calvin.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir: I
have read with pleasure your we-writen de-
nunclation Of Delano c. Calvin. feel heartily
ashamed of nv pirtv to think that they should
put such man as Delino G. Calvin In Office. lie
IL an interruptions man, and would not stop at
ANYTHING " II would nh his purse, as we know by
the fraudulent Starin claim. Now such men NJ
John T.. Burfill Douglas Campbell. or Wheeler
II. Peckham would make good Surrogates to
NV belief.
am Democrat but an Independent one.
NEW YORK, Oct. p. 1876 LAWYER.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr. In
your article to-day relative to the conduct OF
Capt. Lowery, YOU have done the citizens OF the
sixth Ward a great service, and one for which
they ire very thankful.
II Is hut justice to Judge Morgan 10 say that
he knew ming Whatever Ut the matter. acting
only on the NH ivits OF the officers, ana upon
the Facts uelug IN ide known 10 MIN ne promptly
disrh reed tn, prisoners.
II now renal 10 be seen what action the
lollee commissioners VIII take. STAN.
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With single exception, the Hon. John
L. Hubbard, Sr, who died In this village on
1hur-d last In his eighty-second year. was the
Oldest surviving editor in this State, h wing
founded the NOririch journal In 1916. That cX-
ceptiun Is Lewis II. Redned Of syracuse who
commenced the publication OF the OHondfpt
IdWU Gdzttte In lsl4. Is now eighty-siN years ~
axe, ana stll vigorous. Thurow Weed, who Is
now in his eighteth year. and remarkably ac-
tive, published the nrst number of the ChsndHyO
AgrtcWurtst IN this village in ISIS. Aug I-tIn
q. Dauoy OF Cticd began editorial work IN 1874.
and continued In II unnterrupteGly rs long rs
either Of The gentlemen above named
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir. There
was canvass In the Aron Vocal Society, ST.
Marks place, on Tuesday Among "a members
present. II showed ~ for nldeu. II ipr II yes
and for Cooper. The feeling toward Iidrn
among the German popGlAtiun oi TINS city Is
such A. 10 insure him the majority Of their votes.
kLW lOlkk. OcL. III a
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