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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-15
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .....

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CherbOarg, Kunllar1t Co ea,,.,,ob Murray Ferris
Co. .....,o pr,so Portland I r. Ames.
s5,,eeSnnsiin Neptllne, Berry, Boston. H. u Dlm9cA
ss,,..ooernsbtn Vineland, Bowen baltimore w. DaIen
sIir FLORIDA Croker philadelphia, Jas lanu
ICerL Levin London, funcb, Edye ~
ShP Mary Nelson (Br smith, Antwerp, j. +. whitney
a. Co. ,roonn ,ser) Bambaek. Bremen, Bramstord & Co
ssgs Washlngon QtaLl Cahero, Cork Tor ofders f"n0
Eqye q No. NJ (Br) Peck London, w Parker CO.
brk Andress rus (NOrl, SayeseD. Larne Aeiahd iouS
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brig Charles A. sparks Bradisy' havana '"' 80
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EdSs s Resale stanta ta cOppiCll' Lisbon Benham
BOyesen. r.,a... ,raw Raven. Cartwright 4
Doyle ,,..sh.,t Fnanabuco J. II. Win
chester & Co.
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DECISIONS DEC. II.

Supreme Cogyf-- Cbasqbers-Bv Judge Brady
Archer AT The Philadelphia and SusquehanDa bne slShe
6faatef
BY Jndgc I8wTeuceTodd aet PerineNo leave 70 renew
Matter Of Aucnnnfy case seems 70 all %linn tg
decision OF the General IN the Of Michael Nsey u
TIE vacated. Krtdge agt JOnesIhe IepoIS
a. the attachment IL vacated am
The costs Of me reree must paid By the painn Mater
oSHcair motion 70 Substitute the receiver az l
tf Is denied Earle agt. Hoffman Granted Mater %
Dnken and Mce1osly.-Ordefs granted
By Judge DOaOhue-Esthef Coon agt, Nathan COoh--Do
cree OF divorce granted 10 plaintiff
Special TerngBy Judge Van YOrst-Die Deutsche Evan
EsdacAe re, agt. The Mayor, 6c.-Deefee s<ne.l -,
ny Jadge Barrett Donovan aRt Donovan ana ano.-flhu
hes signed and Judgment granted . 81 .
A0TrRe IOHri = Chambers - By Justice Sinn0tt.-
Army and Navy Club agt. Vmar-MOton 70 overdue an
sser aud for Judgment gaDted with SO costs Burt agL
Tie North American gife Insurance Company No1absky
AZ Stevenson Taylor agt Schappcr loekwOod agt 1fayi
Lieragt Motions granted Cincinnati enquirer
Company S, siepbons dismissed BY default shaw
tgt Woan-NOtou Ludl0m agt. NastcIn Injunction
Nov 20 1876 modified: Copeland agt set
wig aside and the sheriff drecea 70 re
tqf property payment OF his foes ray act
bsrstDeiondant DISCHARGED Dorel agt fi2unardi en-
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THE COURTS.
i, NOVEL,. POINT OF PRACTICE.

In tho United States Circuit Court, Criminal
Rrapeh, in the Of Philip RonzOni several niet
meats pending against the defendant were qusned on
~ his counsel Subsequently information 70
tbe MACE of the indictments filed by the Dis
80, Attorney motion was thereupon made by de-
saudants counsel to quash the information, ON the
rounds that the defendant could be tried ON an nforma
,on and that the information itself irregular ana
NOT supported by proper aidavit The motion was de-
d Yesterday morning the defendant was surrendered
the District Attorney moved for bench warrant on
n inorm alton which granted. The defendant re-
d 10 plead the Indictment and the court thereupon
Ined uiea of not guilty TO be entered defendants
Oaosei obectng the ground that the power OF the
SonIf 10 enter plea When the defendant refuses 70
esd a confined 70 OF persons Indicted In TINS
80 there wa. no Indictment but information.
These proceedings had for the purpose OF raising
& uesfon of the right to try by Information on habeas
W. ,s and ceroFar before the Supreme Court OF the
ynited states j. r. Foster appeared for the Govern
,nent; Dtenhoeier and L. f. Postf0r the defendant
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ouin art Same Duchere agt Chamid agt Dragh
Gilbert agt. Coins Stewart agt Whitfield Andrews agt
Burns Van Buren agt Woermer Fean agt Hogan Hough-
ton ag Jones peGIaw agt Gsrpenter Rapheisch agL
agt Bliss-OTiers granted Murray agt Cosgroye Wads
worth agt Caaghan.-MOtiOns denied Bell agt Tracey
VIM ATFOwsmh, esq, receiver. Mitchell agt Westminster
Fire Insurance COmpany.-MotOn denied without costs
BY Justice SheTdan-Frerie1 aRt The London ssurance
COrpOraOnMOtOn denied with $40 costs 10 abide event
agt CrOfu-Order vaeang Judgment OF June TO- 1870
granted. NeIIafg agt Dayton; Truman ag DaytOn Inc
Star Publishing Company agt The Elastic Truss Comnany
Orders granted Hume agt DTiscO-M0tOn Denied with
costs TO plaintiffs attorney crotty agt Connor-Bond 0s
Sy Justice McAdam-Be agt watson.-order settled and
filed Van Ingen agt. Marks.-BOnd approved.
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A coNvIcrs RIaHT no vOTE.

Joseph BarnabO, who had served term in
e,ae Prison. was arrested by United ates officers for
ees registration, the ground that he had no right
hAng convict TO vote. BarnG had been convicted
~ eounterfetng in United States court and his coun
,et A H. Purdy. yesterday moved. before Judge Bene-
Att IN the United states Circuit Court to quash the in
Sctnent On the ground that conviction OF an ohense
Sonsf the United States did not disqualfy him from
-tine under the laws of the state Of N0wYOrk AS he
Mad eommtted Oense against the State OF New
h. all OF The rights of citizenship in the state
on m which was the right vote. Tue motion to guash
vs opposed by Gen. Foster for the Government Judge
benedict reserved his decision.
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I am able to enrich the language WIN "a. new f,o
or tIrnup NV share Of the races suffering from inc
trainbov Who every ftieth mile comes through tne car
va Won now with prize packages OF candy ana
sIti, nerndical literature. Weary OF requesting me
devotion asked he had say Dah ME ap ye cot
y ~ ia mot fiude IT, and I'll bring u III minute
H. I1ej oUf az the other end OF the car-COhlrDu-
-, C-Th Atlantic Monthly
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schr. A. T. Miner Miner Providence r. l., H. W. Jackson
schr Madison Holmes Bayles Augustine Fla, A Day
ton d Co.
Steamship Algers HAWTHORNE Eew.orieans Dec T. with
m steam Hnp Ashand Doughty Wilmington days. with
mdse. and pass to w p. Clyde 4 Co. ..,,o,-, n r. and
As ssa%9p I STGn md Sso and % l.
Steamsh1p Gen Whitney Haett Boston, with mdse ana
p Steamship Matteras Maie Norfolk. with mdse and pass
BARK %aa Nor KnutseH bordeaux SO days with mdse
Big Marie of St Martens Johnston, Anguia 80 days.
"I Brts sI Anna Elizabeth Gatchen Norwich in ballast
scir Samuel IL Cfawfor Cof Camden n. J, Adams Pro-
ssST ~ Ean So res GEORGETOWN s. c. days with naval
Scr yellow Pine Clark, jacksonville 10 days. with yellow
Sc r Bessie E. Dickinson. Dickinson, Savannah days
schr Clara @. Loud Thompson Pensacola ~ days WIN
sehr Clara NJ. Goodman. Bacon Charleston days WIN
scRr David CarIl new 100 tons Hawkins city Island
sCHooSERs-RIyRR AND CoAsTwIsR
MARY a. o TfnPSs Maria PaTucks
M1 v aasns Pawtases
]. c. Nash Providence. ROsina, Providence
J. ' Shepard %ew Haven. p s. G. vought NewHaven
LIVERPOOL Dec 4 EGSE'G Wa3s auon Line steamship
Montana Beddoe from & psS P Ss d NOT at
noon today on her way 20 thls PSr o,tS Hg ui"
TcS6oS B S9 iisaeG "a INST TeHs%E
f KAPPA P RSiGn Ii Liberia T1s 27sd Dec Ella bart
Mn S ATOf watson Bse q Devon oro Geo Boon
Gaspard. Rats Buril, Lord Clarend n MARY r. Nsb" Jus
light the latter al Dunginessi l4th, Arrow
DOMESTIC PORTS. ~,
PHILADELPHIA Dec 14-ArrIyed steamships Readleg Coi
burn from Williamsburg Norfolk Ford Fall ihFer No
schrs Martha Welsh. BuTdge. Tor Charleston . r,oi
lett from Baltimore. Centipede, Miller anl
Pierce. Philadelphia; schrs. Anita small ~ III
Martins "a hite Swan, Brown and Helen A. hisSi ~
Alley from NegY He.Iy Whitney, Long, +. a. ~
Peterson ard Lutte, Tyler from Hoboken Zen
ueWet IRON Weelawkcn; NJ J. LaughtOn LSaEaol
POrf Johnson ). b. Wheeler, Godfrey, an IL ~ Milca
C0rson from Phi adCphia Warren j. Crosby IIosOS' an"
Marv b. Dyer, Oliver, from Virginia 90, ,, 80 ,,or,
BALTMoRE Dec. l4.ATrveG. ship Ih0fnhl hdYEeh ito
OueenstOwu Oilers, Albert, IRON BTtmen Oi.eI
Emery swatbrdge Liverpool. cleared se.insiips
Ohio Meyer Bremen; Saraglssa. Hooper of D.
Kqegh Edrdge, for rhlalepna bark Mariner li
fOl Dublini brig AkbaT, Thomson. lor foft sPhn h
s.hr, :. = IudsIn, Van han, Tor Galveston. - A..
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Dec lf-Ari ;V"h snip - " "e'
calf from Antwerp. Passed in Tor Nori0lS' sun Osie- n
PnRTiANp. Ne, Dec. l.-Arrved 18Th INST, sehr T. W.
Willard RON Philadelphia with oss ot jiOb0Om
DISASTERS.
GLouCFsTKR Mass l4.-1he nshing schr Care Say,
war Vt today with the captain anu all Olt On vi
te crew ohn Mccarthy, who drowned from inc sch.
lancet " ch encountered heavy Storm on NIahu baNS
Dec / /. and becI tot loss $500 - ~.
DEIAWARE CY Dec. 1.-The schT. Otole. OF ana oT bos
Ton from pima, tOwed III here last even ng VIII
los anchors having dragged ashore duTug lhs se
on tic 9Th inst arct River Cove The mate anu uAe
se man ae fG Mtlen The o. Toe ana Arm ma (Oeoie Te-
ported win return Il PlladtlphiA 49,, ~
tfOr Ld6S SLsp heios see FIfh IdgeI
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THE COURT OF APPEALs.

Albany, Dec. 4.-Day calendar for Friday, Dec
la 1915 Nos TO- 81, SO, g. 80, "a, 400, 4Ol.
~ the Court Of Appeals. Thursday, Dec "a, lSI6 -
No eO-MOwry agt Sanborn Argument resumed ana o"h
No 9fTrain agt The Holland Purchase Insurance Com.
l.tYsubmited for appellant ATgned by j. a Vance ~"
itsFea6ent.
Ne g7-Eno agt The Mayor. &c-Argued by A. IT, Johnson
ior appelant; ID. j. Dean for respondent -, q -
Fsnce for appellant; d. j. Dean for respondent.
Proclamation was made and the Court adjourned
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MINIATURE ALMANAC 20,
-.Isi SIM acts -. 4:3f Moon rses..'... $3.50
Gun ''7'''' mon WATRR THIS DAY. AZ =, 49, o.oa
island. TAD 1oiiy'+ '''N
SAnu' 3iV'A'' fyIcu " aTFH THIS DAY. N. d.,
sandy Hook 7.2S island. sos Hell u fer''' ''''
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6nusrs ano forms fuantso.

VXANTED-A FARM, ION shares preferred
w by practical New England farmer have tassn Pa
to families have supplied with butter by The season ,or
number Of years, Address y. u BOX sos' hAss'oN' S
Co.NX
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Conntrp propcrtp 90 Get.

ITO LET--At Tarrytown, immediate posses
SION, lne large HOUSE. 80 rooms, Handsomely fur
nsed all C1nyenrnees nice grounds fruit shade &c suit
able Young seminary; cheap rent Apply 10
owner :. EMBEHNoNr tJ3 NLthaNt'
Sbkn MONTHLY RENT. Forty minutes
pOU comfortable ride from liheftysL competing trunk
uesi mains iii midnight yearly fare SO con
yeEsnt suburban Cottage Residence ana GIoun house hs
rooms cellar heater hot and cold waller Dath
closet call bells etc; large villa plot laid out in lawn
drive garden shade fruit vines, berre Ec location high
drained aud healthy minUtes MAX hy paved stICct5
depots Of city Of Elizabeth and two
walk from station ~ West fLtbel n j.
Central Railroad Apply at premises or To the OWNER
Room 2, No. Nas.aIst.
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sltuatious Uanieo females.

a DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
A-YORR TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I,23S Broadway cor. Thirty.
frstst or sos West Twenythrdst, COZ Eghtl I ES
oEFICE No 2.2Sl Thirdave, cor. One-hnndfed-aed-
tsenty ourths (arlem savings Bank Buidng up 10 sp
M. Irregular office rates
A YOUNG American girl wishes a situation
n toTAKE CARE OF CHILDREN; ts willing and Oh
ns no objection the country reference 500 East So
st., in the store. -----
OHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-A young
Vr AS chanbeTmaid and waitress, or 10 take care OF
dren reference Call address for tWo GAYS et oz west
llthst one flight up 'front.'
COOK, &c.--A respectable young girl as good
cook and washer and ironer best city reference
81 West 30thst, rear, for two days,
COOK.-A respectable girl as cook IN q re-
specabe amiy understands her Dusness best OF reer
encc nom present employer. 685 Lexngtonaye
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Countrp Real estate tor Sale.

NOR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 100 acres;
II stock impIements, possession o. r.. GARDINER KING
ston, Somerset Co.. Eastern shore, Md.
NOR SALE, cheap-A small FARM Of eight
in acres one mile from depot road brick HOg ISL
with Ave rooms horse and stables hen
eTv and other Oubuidings all kinds OF choice frult e
iich land suitable truck farm. Bndings worm the
money. Price $500 hall eash balance 5000 yearly
DAVIS Tribune Office, N. "
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DENTISTRY

DR. T. G.. WAIT, No. A. East 23d-st., near
Ma.40n ave- only hrsiClass DENTIST In the city
who Performs every kiud Of dental operation At low popular
c,z BcauIfu soSs Pearl Set flj 10 500 best huDDer,
40 to sl5. Gold aud Pua. 40 10 80 Teeth plugged ~
- upward Can aud examine REFER
egces: Hey. Dr. Crosby Drs Radscy Bud "er Ghchiist
Janyrn Baldwin, and Howe.
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Gitn Rea! estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-By order of EXecutOr-The three
HOUSES No 80 7thave., 40. $40 East 4Oth-st, ans
No. 346 West 3jtbst; all well rented Terms easy M
SAM'L EDDY, l45 Broadway, Room ~
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BroOkIpn aeaI estate for Sale.

0ON CHEAP LOTS FOR INVESTMENT
SUU in BROOKLYN. in parcels % suit buyers. .,
RULAND q WHITING, BeekmansI
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Drooklnn proprrtp 20 fct.

rINO LET-3-story brick SCH00L-HOUSE, No.
Il 1873 Remsenat 3stOry brick DWELLING, l79 vii.
Ioughby-st. GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark st, Brooklyn.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


nscE If s h9 aT 81 Gg.S sTe s. ya4 G' hcca A
'i ssof attb 81 of GthayG ear.......' 1900
D gHei S.SoD % u i' $3.50
same 10 same Of l3Sds; II Gtaave; year.. $3.50
Kcane John, and WIFE, 10 Francis NtchOl OF Perry
Richardson Benz Belmont 6daye, cor Of lO7h. oo
Margf Conrad and Wife TO a Preterrc. sOf 9th. ,o
N caT o{ G fn,o an sa9e G5 Years $500
Meals. Patrick II, and wife, 10 Smith and others oo
Dr-brJs9osst years oUOO
SAME same al DeAbIo 81, bet Greenwich aud ~
WasLiHgt0n-st-; years 1OVV
iGs Co. 81 46fsr Of Gihays year $4,000
Shechy, Michael % Potter 1901 5sibs OF Oh ooo
snnsHding Eernaii 10 CGas ii MaSuTei : Of iSjh.
same aya Of i85ihs " Of Gt,iayc years 1900
smith John a. TO Ellen N PIKE dated 1870, of ooo
S7th IT, " NJ 3layci due .-..-. 49,. i''VVV
lSS' Of G saSe ana Of S5t Et! s $1,000
W 81 yo 1"S year ~ 10 $4,000
Wooden Elisha c and wife, 10 Thomas Wilson, .,
saIpr no .auc n OF iOitlFt Of an ave year. $500
Wl1 ,, fS e h G ana Mad aG aTds 800
sane 12 sano = o. 's '' % i We 225OO
SANE lG same " oo. .a' 225Oo
same 10 Darius @ Crosby. OF 63ds bet 9TH and , ,
sane Years 5& s',' ; . 81 o'i't O'' o' $500
same to- same Of 63dst bet 9Th and Maisonayes
same to Pierre Alstyne, Of G3d st. Of Madi
s0navc years .,oO'
same 10 stephen Cox 5 : OF 6Sdst Of Madison ooo
s,rs 10 same q Of ii a. W OF Mail.rayc: year 1000
lOmcialI j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
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FRENCH LECTURES.
IL Or. /. SAUVEURS lectures will be delivered at the
UNION LEAGUE THEATER every SATURDAY, at $50
p Subject Of the next ecture-"M Victor Hugo ct 10
ROmantlsme' - . -. -.
Tickets for the may be had Of NM r. W. Chrstern
II Univery-place g. r. lockwood, Sl2 Broadwa@ c. II.
Putnam 1872 ffthave; q. Schimer 70l Broadway and az
the hall.
single tickets Soc. at the han only.
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sitnailons ioanteo-mdles

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Third ave cor Forty seventhst at the HARLEM OFFICE
No - lI Third ave cor Onehundred and Twenty 0urths,
(Harlcm Savings Bank Buildingl, 10 p n' at regular
office rates
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES a POSITION in
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Tribune Office
OFFICE BOY.-A boy 16 years of age de-
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man and accountants has years experience III le Se
Office excellent reference Call or address sol Mest Z0tsG
cITUATION WANTED, by a young man
- willing TO do any work Address GEO. ZIEGLER, go
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Call AZ JACoUIN'S BUREAU, 602 6thave.
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Eeftnres ano meeiinas.

COOPER UNI0N.-Free Lectures for the
" people, in the great hall at D. SATURDAY Dec 16
the lecture viii be delivered by FREDERICK VoFS, ssQ
Superintendent Of the bronze department Of Tiffany Co..
York Oh BrOnzes Enamels Applied TO Art Deeora
ions" The be illustrated with the lantern and
megascOpe. -
Tickets had gratis the office OF the Cooper Union
and at ID. Van NostTands BOOKSTORE 70 MuTTayst
A. s. HEWITT, Secretary
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SUPREME CoURT-cHAMBRRs-B BRADY. J.

GPNFRAL SEssoSs-PAFr l;-SUIhE'bA'D' % N'@ -"
Reckvith forgery; continued -, -, ,,r,I,ry Jaues
-oant Holm ErOwn Bray, felOmOus hasauiI
Gs.1cTV. Cbares Leach, Minnie sheridan Mlnhio i
Tcs III SnlIn JOhn Riley Josephine IbOmpsOn Eidhu ia''
cspy. Tbomas Farrell Colony.
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"STOp THIEFlD

Human credulity has its limits. With Demo
cratic history in mind, can we believe that
party has arisen capable Of surprising Democ-
racy in fraudulent voting or counting What,
the Democrats Out-cheated7 The claim is
wildly improbable, and excites derisiOn. Have
the Plaeuemines frauds, by which the country
was swindled many years ago, been wholly
forgotten2 Or those infamous cheats called
elections" in Kansas, at which MissouriaDs
voted as often as they pleased, and did not
allow Republican settlers of Kansas to vote
at all? Has "CandlebOx Calhoun" left no
disciples, who still serve Democracy in
every pinch, and exc out the deficiency
of the vote by the resources of the COUNT
Does not every schoolbOy know that in States
where Democracy has sway election laws are
framed as if with intent to render fraudulent
voting easy and safe2 Has there ever been
an attempt made, by more careful registration
or naturalization laws, to protect the rights of
those really entitled to vote, which
Republicans did not urge and Demo
Gratis resist with desperate Obstinacy
Whether in Connecticut, Indiana, OF Mis-
souri,, Democratic defeat brings registry laws,
and Democratic victory, as everybody
knows means their repeal. Democratic history
for half century proves the firm conviction
of that party that, no matter what gross or
glaIing fraud might be perpetrated, there was
no danger that Democrats would get the worst
of it. They know their own party be t. Not
one in ten of the men who organize or perpe-
trate frauds ever vote any other than a Demo
cratic ticket except for pay, and whenever
knavish Republicans have mady tried to beat
the Democrats at their own game, they have
been obliged to hire Democratic repeaters, box
suffers, and counters to do the job.
This is the party which has been bowling
about Republican frauds IN States which Dem
ocrats could never hope to carry except by
fraud or violence. From the beginning of this
contest, as to States which Democrats needed,
but could win in one way only. the cry of
Republican fraud has been continual and
deafening. Whenever thief starts to run,
we expect him to shout "Stop thief!r more
loudly than anybody else. While perpetrating
nine-tenths of the election frauds for half
century, and constantly resisting every meas
ure for the prevention of fraud, the Democratic
party has never failed to raise fearful clamor
at every important election about misconduct
of Republicans. How was it in 1861 Does
any intelligent Democrat now deny that this
great State was robbed of its electoral vote
and it's right of self-government by the gigan-
tic Tammany frauds of that yearf Yet at
that time Democracy vociferated that Repub-
hcans were trying to rob the people Of their
rights. On the day before the election John
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NusfCII ISsTRUuRNTs-6h Pdge-4th column.
NEW PUBIICA TfONs-6m PdOe-lst column.
PR0POs ALs-3d PdOe-1st column.
REAL ESTATE For SALR-CTTY-6h ragged column ;
CoURTRY-Om Pa0e-2d cOlumn; AUCTION SALEs-GH
Paqe-2d column; To EXCHANGE-6h Pdge-2d col
eAvINGs BANKs-7h Pd0e-6th column.
SPECIAL NOTICES 18th PQ0e-6th column -
SIIT tTioSs W1ETEn-MALEs-3d Pade-2d and Sd col
nmp. FENAIEs-3d Pd0e-3d 4th and 9th columns
RTRAHBoATs AND Railroads.&c. Tdge-6th column
STEAMERS, OcEAN-7h Pd0S-5th and 9th cOlunhs'
JEACHERs-GM PdOP-2d column.
To LET-CITY PROPERTY-6th Pd0e-2d column; BROOK,
IYH-6M Pa0e-3d column; CoUNTRr-om Ta9e-'o
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONcERN-7h Pa0e-eth column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
PERSONAL.

The Right Hon. Hugh c. E. Childers is re-
turning to England by way of the West Indies.
The Rev. DR.. Lormer, it is reported, has
resigned his post OF the editors of The Waterman
James Chapman, who fought at Trafalgar and
WA present when the great Admiral was moItally
wounded has just died
Miss Bessie II. Palmer who died. last Thurs
day. at Stonngton, Conn, the sister OF Mr. A. H.
Palmer, manager of the Union Square Theater.
The richest man in England the Duke of
Westminster has sister SO years old who is about to
marry c0mmoner two years Older than herself
Gen. L. 4. Spinner will spend the Winter in
that sunny, beautiful cline where the orange blossom
ves with the Cherokee rose where the alligator snaps of
tic youthful Negroes toes, where the Atcaiaaya spark
lngy hows-by the way, Florida.
The Smith sisters of Glastonbury have Mt last
had their feelings sOothed, their tempers camed, by
verdict of 50 and costs suit brought against the
towns selectmen Tor respassng on their land ana selling
OF 1t for nOnpaynent Of taxes on the strength OF
some infOrmality In the papers
Gov. Tilden's private secretary has written
to the young ladies composing the Phomathean Society
OF Macon, Ca expressing his appreciation of the
pment they have paid him In eIectng him honorary
member OF their society They have taken Shakespeares
advice "speak 10 him, ladies; see II you move him..
The young women of America who went
mad over Capouls tremulous notes. who thought his
pearance as Raold and Faust perfectly lovely" and
|" so sweet" and who spent all their money photo