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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.
FELL AMONG rHIRYKs.

FILL AMONG THIEVHS.
On Monday evening Robert A. Beimore Of No. 275
Orchard street, Grecnpoint, met Margaret woodIcy
accompanied her to her house, No. 13s Thompson
street In the house he drank Intoxicating bev
crage which rendered him partly unconscious Then
Margaret brought in coored man and introduced him
her brother, and also introduced TWO white
her friends After this she left the ROOM takng with
her Belmore's silk umbrella and overcoak Belmore by
this time helpless from the effects Of the liquor he
had taken but he felt one OF tho white take his
SILVER watch while the other took $l5 out OF his pants
pocket and both left the room. Alter while he re-
gained his senses ana made complaint at the Eighth
identified by her victim. In court yesterday she
held IN 81 900 10 answer Tho other thieves have not
yet been arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16
BURGLARY IN HUDSON STREET.

On Sunday evening the boot and shoe store OF
George Craig, OF No 435 Hudson street. burglari-
ously entered and STA worth OF boots and shoes
an oyercoat worth IS carried away Captain
Kennedy arrested John Reagan, OF Washington street.
and found OF tho stolen property his posses
sion. Reagan was held in s., 900 TO answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16

captain ration having killed eleven out OF Twelve,
the objet Dart and IS $50 (sbout E727).
TRIES SECOND PRTzE-7, ToOf (f30S.)
Marquis dc Crox. third prize, s. 7oor GEES 1l111o
H. L. Pitrat fourth prize, 3,220f (fl29l.
MONACO Jan. Is, 1S76-Prix de Monte Carlo free
handicapl an obet dart added to sweepstakes of
100f each the second to 1901 OF the prize and
35 per of the entries the third 5O0 OF the prize
and 20 per aud the fourth 25of and Is per cent
at three pigeons each; 10 subs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16
A FATHER SHOOTING HIS SON.

The trial Of John Dowdel indicted for murder in the
nrst degree for the shooting his son. Thomas Dow
dell on the 27th October last No "A Henry street.
was resumed yesterday before Judge Barrett in the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer. Additional witnesses to
provo the previous good character accused we're
called by Mr. William y. Howe, the prisoners counsel
inter which the latter summed up the for
fence. He made powerful argument showing that
ihe crime charged against the prisoner was too I'M
natural and too shocking TO be credited for moment
IL might be that in the heat OF passion the father had
shot his son, but IL was not with murderous intent
and the facts as proven Wholly Il,co 70 sustain
moi unsuitable shooting under the circumstances
and instigated BY the Prompungs Of sci, sell
one OF the lower grades OF mansaughter. He drew
graphic picture OF the OF this poor old man,
steady honest industrious provder for his family, and
his vain efforts to reclaim his dssipated, incorrgby
depraved and asked mercy at the hands OF the jury
slant District Attorney Lyons summed up lot sS
been proven brief but clear and succinct charge o
lowed nom Judge Barrett After half hours
slaughter in the third degree Al the prisoners
escape from the gaIows and the comparative lghness
OF the verdict there some demonstrations OF
applause In the crowded court room, but these were
quickly suppressed by the officers In passing sentence
exhausted all mercy in their verdict and he et il to
be his duty TO punish him the extent OF the law and
he thereupon sentenced him to ouears at hard labor
al the State Prison.
DERELIQT POST OFFICE CLERK.
u. n Onoy Winter, clerk In tho Post ONCE at
Rondout Ulster county, N Y, arrested on Mon
day and brought before United statos Commissioner
Shields in this city yesterday, and held under g. 500
bail for robbing registered letter in that onca It
appears that for several months past tho registered
packages passing over the mail IN Ulster county
have been robbed and the violated packages forwarded
The postal officers we're unable locate the point AZ
(which the robbcres were committed until last Monday
Mr. J. McDonads, Special Agent OF the Post once
Department. took up the investigation, ana leaving
H. oflca M. ~. 10 HAM
week he caused q registered letter 70 b sent from
that point 70 "Mr William q. Estes, at Lackawack
Ulster county, N. Y" The letter contained Sl6 s5
The -, ia agent took the numbera and dasornLon Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16


The following missed their first birds and retired =
Captain A. L. Patton 29a yards rise; NJ. H. Pitrat 81;
Signor Barabino q Viscount dc Queen, 81 Mr. H. Rae
Reid, 81; Captain r. G. Neville, 81; NJ p. Frenzy, 26k;
p de Mems, 26s; NJ. L. Damis, 261a; NJ. L. MaskeBs,
26ls; Mr.. Arundel Yeo, 261s SignOr Scagliarin 90
Sgnor Tomascuilii 20; Count B. de Montesquieu, 26
NJ Marckwad 20; NJ. /. do Dorlodot 20; Signor A. A.
A. Henry, 25h NJ. II. Eson, 251s; Captain Greville
Nugent 25S; NJ. John de speyr 25H; Prince Furston-
berg, 251s; NJ c. Blanc, 24k vlscount de la Vile
streux "a al Count l. do Nicolay, "a Mr. A. Cunffe,
"a; Mr.. D. LAWYER %; NJ Abeile, %; Mr. Rdgway 20;
NJ. Lambert, "a; Marquis de Cevclli, 30; Mr.. a. D.
Treherne, "a; NJ. Forlamps, "a; aud viscount Pen
netty, "A.
TIES FOR THE cur AND 3,275F
sir f. Johnston, Bart tccond prize, $780,. l l
Baron St Trivier 0hird pr re, 2275fl....... 0
BE ana Count dc Montesquieu, Count y du Chaste,
NJ Pierre Lega de- VI. Cortesse Duo dc Rivo, Marquis
Ragg Mr. Arthur Pennell signor Turbine aud NJ. dan
drimont all missed in tho rst round but wore stu left
to intend Tor the
FOURTH PRIZE OF 1,315P
Duo de XII oil. .............-..........
Count b. dc Montcsquieu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 o
NJ Pierre Legarde ITO VI. f. wanters..........
Marquis Ragg...... 10 Mr.. A. Pencil. .........
Captain H. J. Fane... 10 signor Turbine.
Count +. ou Chastcl.. 10 n. d'Andrlmont. 0
Baron Bower q. Clair.
The coup" by Hon. j. Roche q very hand
claret jus and goblets.
MONACO Jan. 20. 1876 The programme or the great
meeting Mt Monaco most succ ssiully concluded
to-day, the stake at Issue being the Consolation, IN
mated as below
PRIx DE CONSOLATION an obj6t dart, of, ooof, 80
subs.
sgnor Barabino. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NJ Pierre Los arde
The winner Killed six out Of seven.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
Sanoldscfunlt ueo Scn per-
fife Ynst.

Seq % en- &ammerat baboe for.
Iaot bet eu9sllfe 0ampifib for at ie
oS Iiot ON | Bpen Oa Der life
oar no9ct at le. GIT hi uoenfor Bpen.
hpor BET bar li9eiaa lIost at lG9sc
WGrfe til. Yaa &ilbd0eueisu mpp.
ts ri fire WGno, ale bepGbneos
meo De brl,ssliae forte tpccageos
SpGro. vi bare noact fOrbi Dem.
oa iss brrie Sfrig. % uso ie mig
tiIba9e. bleb icg bar. al De ire Monn
laa oper Den fisrbs, iom prco 90
frpmpcoe ii9 % itreg. vi funot
life paa bsnue Mdaoe looe ct Worf
fore9aa Ii9e for bore Sine % ilso'
tilbass msb &cuoIpsr / SaanN. -
men bsloi9pis itico hi lite.
Sc ifules life mproe ben ~itatfels
Wanb, men fun befri BAN for sr
llsm &ano. Den enc lao oper bant
8n9. BEN anoen bolpt bans Nrml
os Den treble - 3annlsssn - bolot
bans Soueb mslem fine 8n9sr, ME
oens ban loo bam bloc / Ell tpI
Yinbs. % traf Sanbsu no mco ei
Gang. ION ismmslia lisnsbe Dem
iom 8erlG99erns bruaer.
Ti bar eIab oper. at ri life bruat,
bore Wuaben, oa bet par be mr.
8enner o9laa. 81 Qloros en- llnb
l~tplonin9. % Sanoen bleO truffet no
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

peret ufienbt | aere Mar. inotiI mon
for 2 Mar fiocn fonbt en- Mttelt |
Gountp.G lerfenS 8ontor, Der bslfrep
Steoet bpor ban lis9er besrauei.
8rapsn bar intet anoet &isnbete0n
END en- Sorobbnins | Sorosn. for.
aariasst peo Sammenipntninsen al
ben Serb. buormeo 8rapsn par fplbt.
Sans Seitamentc b!ep Ifrcpet Den
20be sunni 1898. % protofolleret
Nellon Gountp Glsrfs &ontor Den
1Ooe Suli famine Oar; aItiaa maa
6itd's Sob bore inhtruhet mellem
Den 20be SUM % 10be Snli 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

funoe IammenIienes meb bans ienere
Mars bpbe, purme &icrIisbeo for
bsnos. 90. Iibt efter libt foritoo
bun BAN % bIeu ti~lfreositiuet.
Msn benne Spe9. Der bapoe enot
/ iaabant frp9teIist @lpOr. foran.
brsos sanife Gliie. Snn CT MI en-
aIporlis. foritanbi9 % tierlis Su'
ftru, % ON muIi9t enbnu lpffsli9s.
re emo / fine tanieIpie Spsosbrcos'
oaae.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
Sgueri peO Sidlp At Wefauisme.

8ppsne / Qonbon, ifrlpcr ct eneeIf
HIab. uofercr MI for Sioen fine
Ylaner paa cit egrn Waaoe. ieet be
peb Ell bebGnoig Wcfauisme / ct
Sieblif fan foranbre lin &lGbsnraet.
6lere Supelsrers. 8srclsrere nj. m.
sr i Qebst af no9sn 8io blspet pIpn.
bret Of Yerioner, Der banpIsr msb
Ell Sriifisbso % ct Moo uoen 2ise.
5or en- Sio liocn fom Ell 0ammeI
3erre meo 9raat Sfie9 inc / en-
Bntif % BAD ON at faa ie paa Su.
psler. Wan piltc BAN Ell bel Sel
laaoanne % ban loo, lom ON ban
nnocrle9tc Dem ms9et ncic; plnoic.
li9 fnsb ban ale lammen % ipran9
i'm Vel. Wan lob nntntli0pis ltrnr
otter BAN, men ban bar rent for.
lunnoet % man iaa bare en- una
Bi9e, iom nps9lerris b~etro9tebs De
Smbffer, Der bar ubltllIst / &inouet.
gn anoen Sang fom Ell 9ipres.tlrot
Bctient IND til eu &erIer for at per.
lie no9le 3anfuoter for fin Serrc,
% lpran9 lin Sci paa famine Maa.
De baabe meb Scolcr, @ulo % Sclb.
PolitifOnitablerne foriuI9te BAN, men
peo ct 8aosbierne bIep 8jeneren
borte / 9uitcn, % paa bet famine
Steo buor ban %foripnnbt, traf DC
bare en- blufGrbi9 Wisi % ell fulo
Matros, iom bc99c paaitso. at Dc
in9entin9 bapbs feet. Yna benne
Maaoe git oct / flsrs Waanseer.
Saa bGnote Def. at en- ria 8ieb.
mano / eitb fanbt Sercn aaben
% Saaiene iprGngt, ba ban Tom
biem. San liiteoe fig no. fit fat /
Rolitt % ~eitsrat bape Iaaist @aee.
ecren. traaote be inc % traf en-
ling Wano. iom bolt paa at aabne
SstrstGren. San Hap imiolcrtio for.
bi Dem % ipranS neofor 3rappcn.
Oe itpnote Jig otter % iaa, OF ban
iprang ino | ct @Grelle. 0cren
ipr9nstcs. men insen families BERN.
De andre emo Ell 9ammeI. pertbru.
Den Wano. iom Iaa / Sen9cn o..
meo iuas Stemme ipur9te. bporfor
De fig brco iie ino / bans frsbelisc
Boli9. Ser families imicIertio in0en
anem uo8ans % 9ppen funbs iaa.
leoes life nnbfommst. Wan piIoe
bsm99tise fig ben Spsc. iom inftebe
% bar FIG 90 banots paa at ban lite
fnnoe rcre ct Gem. Men ba De
piloe lefte paa bam, fit Ell Of Be.
tilfGIoisuis fat paa ct Banb.
iom bar piflet ON ben samIes &rop,
en-, TO. tire bar Den Wrrfbruone
forpanolct til en- SoIoat. Gnoelia
bar altiaa @aaoen loft % ben op.
flnoiomme 8pp. Der er en- Mmerifa.
ner peo Napn Sonas @sItern, bIsp
Itrag fGneilet. &imeIispis bar ban
lsrt ZIG &nniten | oct fierne 8slten.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
Mmftiomarius.
oAAi nm r-

anbtfaler fs til e~anbsmanb [ @inne.
|Peit % omlissenbe Counter.
falling.
VVan Tan enten ifriftlis eler munbtlia
9eneenee Fs til unbertesneee, Der brr
OsRan, eler til ~Oeecrab'Ycfens1
OHlee. 3. ScbnScn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
"Scr Der /: "Hidaro min Mauo

Semmeli9beb. % hi ere abIfiIte for
Tories aIbris at erfars. bpOr
ies er. Garuel-6arusl for tebisl
Gliie."
SEQ aanbsbe bpbt.
"Men, bpab CT bin Menins Der.
meo ?"
"Wener, 3ante &lara? Sntet, alt
Sans ferite Sanfs, formober iee. oil
bore ben, at ies bar bort no9et frb9.
tsIiat ON BAN % u Icben bort.
Sau oil bride fine Senosr % Hide
i fit Saar, iom sGstemeno paa
Scsnen 9icrs. Saa oil ies itprts
ino, faite mig | bans Urine, % Der
oil bIipe ftorartei Sablsau. GorfIa.
ringer, Sorionins % en- ceiIis 81.
nale."
Web blusisnbs &inosr, msb bpbe
SmiIsbuler |. % lsenoe af @leoe.
lammenfolbeoe bun Billetten % lob
bort meb ben.
SpOrfOr itanoieos ies bsnoe lite ?
Set bar mig paa 99bsrne of bin.
Ore benoe, men, bpao fnnoe ie9 f9e!
loen at rebe &neIie ON no9et, Der,
pilbe framme Barnet % srnlomt
binbre benbeS Spes. Der bel lob fla.
besIeS Of. Saa forbolbt iea mig
roli9 % loo Garcen bliue lpilt.
SUN bapbe bpttet Ora9t. ferenb
bun fom tilbase. Sun iaa enbnn
npbsli8ers ND | lin lpie8raa uIpfiale
meo root StiGrfbaano % Sleife
SaIisn. Ssnoes frilie Gniist par
omrinset af tpffe. guile Golfer. Seq
iaa paa bsnoe. % ipntes bun bar
oct lmuffeite. ies tunos tGnte mig.
"8om Sante." iasoe bun. "feIg
mig bism. bu maa bore Wibne til
ben fore SOrioning. Sfpnb big !
Nibarb bill mart TONNE"
Seq maatte fsIss benbs. Oa Ri
Tom ind / Sapen, funbe ri 9isnnem
@lasoerene | Oaslisituen ie 8idaro.
Der netop par fommen % lasbe nos.
lie 8lomiter fra flo paa gliies Mr.
beioSboro.
gliie traf mig bag Gaprifolium.
bGffen. bDor ri fob lfiulte; men
aiennem 2epet BOG fnnos ls ind /
Stuen.
"Se. 8ante, bpiIte beiIise &oler
ban bar pIuftet til mig; MI saar
ban til SpsiIst for at slatts fit
@aar. San itanoier; ban bar feet
Bilstten Sau lGler ben. Nu -
Mb! laa bDrtes 4bben af en- Sfuf.
fe, Der raft blsu trutfet ub. % iaa
ct Yiftollfub. Set bar alt.
StaffeIS Gliisl gun itirrsos mail.
los paa mig. oerpaa itprtebe bun
Tom en- Nfiinbi9 IND | 8erelist.
Seq inlsts bsnbe. Ssnoss Wano
laa bepiitIes paa 8uIpet. Sa bun
fnGleoe neo % tog bans Sopeb pao
tit &nU, bpsrten rsrte ban iis ele'
talte; % bun itirrsoe paa BAN; uoer
at tale!
YiitoIifnooet bapbc sienIpot opel
belle $uiet. BGreIiet fplotes mel
Solf. gn 2cse bIep tilfalot. guer
Iei9bs bls9s Sfiffelie bIep Iast pac
Sen9en.
$por blepe hi lite IpifeIiee. bo
3esen sap os Iibt Saab. San bal
life bco. llsepis ipeuco. BON mel
lem Gin % Sob. % gliie Dor ner'
peb at 9aa fra 6~Jritanben at Sor9
SUN pleiebe bam Sag % Nat, nl
iu9en fnnoe iise. naar bun ipiite o.
oraf.
Oa ban after efter aers Maane'
Der 9ienpanbt fin Selbreb, to9 ban
lin Suitru meo % reifts neb til
Sloriba.
Der. paa en- beiIig Commentator,
ea alt ON Dem ipntes at aanos Ssreh
% StiIbeo, fortaIte ban bsnoe III
9ips Semmslisbsber.
GuerIeigb bapbe pGrst Gift for.
s i'm unsoom bapbe ban label fla
lotfe / en- imuf, men flet &pinbss
8arn. San troeoe, at bun fiuIbs
eiere BAN Ipffeli9; men ban blsp
beora9en. Sun sllfeoe iun bans
Yenae. lite BAN.
&iIfoft fOrlOo bun BAN % rsiit,
til europa, % Gp9tet fortaIte BAN,
at bun bar Deb. gliis$ Billet bap.
De brast bam til GortbiulsIis, ba
ban ifr9ffebes peb Sanfen ON, at
hanS ferffe &nne enAnn IeheAe efter.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
Milwanfee, 81. Yanl
uo MinncnDOliS.

Den aiennemlsber imuffere Gambia.
Der meo mere itcrarteee Seenerier, N
gas'erer 9ienncm Here 6crretninlss "a
Srmmerfcrnsieiiesfe ene ncOen an.
Sen 3ernbane | Wcrbpeieu. Sen enelie
Sernbane einie Der eicnncmfarsr spre
MiSfSfppiS Dal % Tlce
~ peo 9afe Begins Yrebber.
pia Waeiicn, Yrairie eu @6ien,
We9rescr, @uiiin ~ SWatcnna.
DC beSife Palaee Goupeer ~ Srpcpcane.
Sernbanenettet CT / soo Sroen.
Bss" ~@cnneeter" / ct. Qaul ~
minneapolis mee be hefe inetcmns 81.
nier.
II, St.Faul Sepctet Sisrnct af Sat.
ion ~ tepee Street.
Up Scnter 1lS SAT- Saflcn Strect.
5isruet at SbirS Street.
A. v. II. CARPENTER,
Con. Pass. and Ticto. Avout, xlv,s,so-
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18
CIrriStiania House,
s.. s.. Serreth. Gier.

". W %SV WIT
elsrnet at Wains % g8aibinstcn Stresf,
liae cee 9ren.-Scteuet er not ~ tetcemt
inbrettet. @cb Betanolins sdranterss. etcc
"a rummelis Stalp. Seq blater. at mine
aamle 8unber oil teis9e mig % trinse mee
iaamanae npe fem muliat. 4 ID.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-18

Hcreninasn Npra afboleer reaula-s
y @seer bper 8reeas Aften / 1T scfals
over @immei9sit Sc. Saut:
Scbn 8ratfcis, ..
o.. Is. Scfcs, Setretar.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
CRlSGES IN BUSINESS FIRMS.

OLD HOUSES CLOSING UP BUSINESS AND NEW PARr.
NERsBIPs FORMED.
On the first of January u larger number Oh
changes in lusness this city viii take pas
than usually occurs az this Hard times given
as the reason this. Many large houses have loss
money and others have only paid expenses for the lass
few years. aud 1t becomes necessary 10 reduce the er
penses In some way at this time. The strong revival
which was cxptronced in the Fan has fallen fat 90
count Of the uncertainty IN regard to the Presidential
question The fllm of william C.. Langley Co..
dry goods commission merchants, at No. rs Worth
st., will change uis year, the four Juniors reer-
ing from and Charles c. Goodrich entering the
firm, the style Of which will remain the same
Tho retiring members will form the firm OF keyser,
Townsend & Co., dry goods commission merchants H
No SO Worth-st Mr. Townsend OF this nrm comes ron
the house of Chase, Stewart Co. The firm Of Goodreh
4 Lockwood dry goods, at No. 50 Leonardst, retres
from business Mr. Goodrich having entered the firm OK
William c. Langley & Co. Aborn, Mor Co. OF NO. w
Frlnklinst retire from business, aud Hanes Bacon
Co Of No 90 Franklin-st also retire. From these Eo
firms be made up the firm OF Bacon baia"n pdo 10
Co dry goods jobbers at No 427 Byoadw retire rom
business, and new firm, under the style OF mhnos %
Co., dry goods at No 453 Broadyay, dssoyed and
new firm styled Bates Reade Cooley, succeeds 70 @ 10
business The irm Of Jacobs StrOuse q Co.. eorses i
ufactIrers ut No. "a Franklist changes 10 h1eys ye
StrOuse & Co. Turk Heyman ciOtlihs nieieH""
changes to Turk q dlrScDIelu ..Uo-.oS
In tho hat trade a number Of changes are reporlt.
The firms OF Watrous, Lewis q Co. OF NO zoo a.
and Boyden q Maloy OF No. $50 Broadway are 70 ~ @
solved and new firm, styled Watrous BOyden &s"ff
succeeds them Good Mercy nat dnI M LOAD
No so tireenesL, succeeded by Joseph w. s uOvo
Co The firm OF Rundc White Co or NO; % UIyenTT UIST
ST. dssOlves aud two new firms, Euhule ~ MI an al
X Upham d Co., arc formed IN It's stead ine @ nln :, -
Iaseil X Nuttman dealers IN hats ut No lo4 "a
dissoyes and two firms occupy us place. iase Tnney
Van ClIe & SutmaD. From The frn oil Iews lehn ~
hat dealers ut No los WoosteI-st separate Gou Sd
formed nader the names OF g ~ Iehnry al nj ia sds
Lewis CO. Ii Is understood thai changes WIZ De us
in the following business lenses; j. Gould os sOs, ii
at No 90 rOnt-sl; g. NJ Boards Sons Co., eonssS, 60
No 97O frontst; ssson & Blydenbury, SOAP OF we.
broadway; stlwell, Wnsow Co Hour az fron. i,oaSs ia
MoOre-sts. W. Il. Hefinance, produce deaier d. ''
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
A oNE-sIDED INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
TO the Edtt0r OF the Trtbane.

SIR: Is there only one side TO corruption !,
high placesi For long time prominent indspeas,s
weekly claiming to be edited In the interest Of fafn
and candor which has repeatedly declared its nteu
to wage incessant war against the shortcomings Of al
partes has been carrying out this declared purpos /.
such On inconsistent aud partisan spirit as TO forfeit n
claim 20 Judicial fairness" It misleads the udgme
of its readers 1t has continually hayped upon the in
cency Of the practice of occupants OF high Official ~
tions conducting o political canvass, and ap
pearine In the capacity Of stump-orators and CON
nitteemen deyoting apparently their whole time to tie
work TO the neglect OF the duties OF the offices In vh
they have been placed by the votes OF the people h
right that such performances be brought to plain view
the inconsistencies of both parties in this respect h
equally dealt with but reader OF independent jour.
nal mas right to be dsgusted when lac these sins q
his own party hammered at constantly, with never .
word as to prominent member OF tho other party, Who
could give bi has SO controlled party tactics as 70 %
care his own nomination for the Office Of President and
thereafter occupied by far the most prominent pan
OF all the managers In conducting his own canvass
in the ranks, high low, fully exposed that all MAJ
fudge OF HIS case In O clear light but claim simila
treatment of sinners the other sdonot In the sr
That Two |aonS ase M gn ba,t ar sD, ~ h
other. You just bad, but because every pape
claiming the competence be leader OF public opnor
bending all It's energies to expose the other all the
ardoP, and shfewness, and hard WORK winch inc Demo
cratic candidate has shown In the campaign mas been
thrown into the Governors Oce at Albany, all personal
interests being set aside, who can tel WhAt benefits
might have Injured 10 the State which mas been paying
him Is salary all this time Is it lnOfe excusRblo Tor
Democratic official TO run political machine tEan for
Republican, JSC.
BrooIiyI,, Dec. II, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
PUNCTUATION OF THE CONSTITUTION.

SIR: In my communication of the 18th, which
you published the 23d inst, say, An examination
OF the original parchment rolls s now being had a the
Department OF State tho purpose OF aseerainng the
precise punctuation IN the second article well in
tn, Twelfth Amendment" Inow supply that informa.
ton as 10 the second article, viz "he President OF the
Senate shall Ia the Presence Of the Senate and House o.
Representatives open all the Certificates and the Votes
shall then be counted" The Twelfth Amendment %
thus written with the prefix Of dash IN the puncua
ton following the semicoOu at the beginning and ao
following the semioolon at s close The dash not els
where used IN the amendment "The President Of ths
Senate SHALL in the presence OF the Senate and House Of
open all the certificates and the votes
shall then be counted-" The next words thus writ
ten 'The person having the greatest number Of yUts
for President shall be the President IT," &c, &c.
WM COVENTRY II. WApDELL
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
THE NEUROLOGY OF 1876.
JANUARY.

JANUARY.
2. John II. Clifford, Ex-Governor Of Massa-
chusetts age 66. New-Bedford, Mass
4 sir Anthony Rothsclfd, banker, Go, England.
Abdul Aziz ex-Sutan OF Turkey, 40, COnstantinOple
10 Charles p. Lovesick, retired INGREDIENT, 68 New
York .Visoount Amberly, author, "a, England
Ii. John Pope, Commodore United states Navy, ~,
%. Franeis Thomas, Ex-Governor Of Maryland, n,
2s Sir George Harvey, painter, II, Great Britain.
%. Henry H. starkweather, member OF Congress, 80,
FEBRUARY.
1. John Forster, author, Ca London.
z. sas Horton strnghsm, Rear Admiral United states
Navy, 7s. Brooklyn.
10 ReveTdy johnson, statesman and lawyer, 20, An
napelis, Md
IL. Charles D. Hale. actor. 81, Morrisania N. Y.
IT. Horace Bushnell, D. D., Congregational pastor and
nuthor. "a, Hartford Conn.
is William Bradford Reed, author, 20, New York.
"a Joseph Jonkins Roberts, ex-Prcsident OF Liberia,
Monroyia. ,,,ncu
1e. The Rev. Mansfield French, Methodist
pastor, 70, Pearsalls L. l.
Ie Prosper M. wetmOre retired merchant, "a, Great
Neck, L.
1s Ferdinand Freiligrath, German poet &C, Canhstadt
1s Aaron Arnold, merchant, so, 6ew-York
o. George Cheney silk manufacturer, 90, South Man
% James T. smith, ex xGovernOr of Rhode Island,
APRIL.
10. Alexander T. Stewart, merchant, 73,
New-YOrk
IS Hannah Cox. aboltionist. so. LOngwoOG. Penn
II Oresies A. BrOwnsOn, ID. D.. author and publicst,
Is Lord Lyttieton, authOr England.
NAY.
l3. Joseph Bowling, ex-Poiice Justice and
politician. so, New-YOrk.
90 7games G, eriswold, merchant, 40, New-York
o. George NJ d. BlOss editor.
90 Jsmes Gallat1n, banker, 80, France
JUNE.
q Robert H. Ramsay, editor, Nashville, Tenn.
3 Amantine Lucille -Dndeyant, George Sand
guthoR. 70. FrAn"A
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