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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Isaac g. Catlln The FIRST ballot was as follows: Chtea
den Is; Goodrich, s; storrs, 81 Catn, % After thu
second, third and fourth ballots unsuccessful motions
for a recess were made: but on the fifth bal
lot TIE supporters OF storrs and Goodrich voted
for ChIttsndCn AMI Ave votes N the Thirteenth Ward
were transferred to him Catlin, so that tie bao.
stood 80 for ChitteIden and Is for Catlln. The Az
nOIsnseReHt was received with applause and the nor
nation OF Ma. Chittealeu was made unanimous. COM
mittee was appointed to appise Mr. Chittenden OF IA,
nomination and request his presence in the conyen
ton When Mr.. Chittecen appeared upon thu platform
he was received with enthusiastic applause and spOks
in substance as follows;
thank those who, with no hope of reward. bOred IN
nominate me, ana / thank those who opposed INC for
tgr gracious and graceful consent to the will OF the
majority, and hope to show those who thought other
candidates had claims superior to mime that In being
faithful 80 BROOKLYN faithful 10 them. In Innc asf
four days before the nomination of Tlden I
spoke to " Ben " Hill OF the necessity OF de-.
featn9 the solid South in this contest. Applause
said that New-YaTk would defeat Tlden 10
whom the 1873 votes Of the South were pledged
eiu ashamed OF the character OF many Of the repr
sentatives from this State, bat want To that in
efficient incapable, unfaithtul representatives lower
the dignity the honor of such representation. Tina
honor of the place cannot be sOed Snce the Demo-
cratic tidal wave OF 1874 the southern people hays
looked for liberty over our territory They mean
that the election OF Democratic President by thsr
votes shall them To more than the domination OF
the South prior 10 the war. Their Claims are infinite
claims for 30 years. The point 0f the Democratic
argument is ts shameless audacty They throw all the
responsibility the Republicans, when the fact that
Tweed Connolly, and Sweeay, while samuel J. Tllden
Chairman Of the Democratic stale Committee, stOls
more money Than all the Republican Beiinaps during
q wears UOWer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
TwEED's HosiEwARD VOYAGE.

The United States steamer Franklin, which
left Vigo Spaln on the afternoon OF Sept - with VIA.
NJ Tweed on board as prisoner and which was ordered
to proceed direct NcwYOTk, in the opinion Of naval
officers would under ordinary circumstances make the
tl1p under sail IN from % to 80 days ana under more
favorable circumstances might possibly arrive Ina from
20 TO % days The old snip OF the line ONO once
made the trip from Gibraltar to NcwYork, under SAIL M
+ days. but this was considered quick passage. Tie
Franklin is q steamer. but the orders Of the
Navy Department vessels to mako al
passages under sail and not 10 coal except for
the purpose Of steamng in and ont OF port and az other
times when the commanding officer deems u absolutely
necessary, instance in calm, heavy Wcnthtf
The arriving port several DAYS behind l
officers report having experienced very IciNN west
cry gales and head The steamer S'tnildu airiVci
Yesterday from Antwerp, having been - days on me
passage. The steamer NayJrino from SuutH' pion OCT
g. had arrived mp 10 last evening, houg! she was due
on 49, Otcr vessels that reported due have NOT
arrived, and safe IL is Thought, 10 presume thaI inc
port before the latter pare of week. although she Is
daily expected. No orders have been received at me
nvyyri yet to TIM disposition OF tho ioncr nor 10
Known whom Tweed VIII he delivered npun ms arrival
Tweed- travelling companion, who gave hio mime as
Hunt j. supposed TO be William Hunt King, also under
Indictment participation ~ the Ring frauds Hhiic Hi
tIccd to the Department ~ PUJd, Works. re forfeited
his bail and away. The hUudsmcn n la report 81, are
much ChagIined that he not brought home H IN
Tweed. Richard Tweed, il Is believed D. n iaIs, iht
snorihs officers having trace OF him IN TINS ci'!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Coroner Elinger held an inquest yesterday
in the case Of jeremiah Lane, lOngshoroman. Of No 81
Washingt0n-st, who died Monday, Oct. g. from n-
ues received Oct. 4. Dr. Goldschmidt testified that
Lane died from compression Of the BRAN and fracture OF
the skull Mary Lane testified that she saw her husband
early on wednesday night oct in tl saloon ~ No Al
Westinghouse The next morning she found him uncon
scious in which condition he remained until
be died Edward Mcclure, bartender at
No Al Westinghouse, testified That Lam"
aud a party Of men were drinking IN he saloon oH
wednesday, and that Lane al IL p. III went nome alone
There was no light 30 the saloon. Michael hr-n' long
sbofInan. OF No 20 Grgen1ich-'t testified ua about
D. NJ Oh oct. Lane and Banuin qudtrcled d Wet ana
Jgrris-,i- and Lane struck El4nn. Ait,G 90. Charge
hv the coroner the jury retired bat brought m DO verdict
and The ease WIS adjourned until Monday. HFrnin WAS
reminded; Martin DIriim luJ Edward McGuir, Iroprc
tor and bartender at NO fl "ashns wee held IN
- 600 bail each as accessories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
ISSUE OF NATURALIZATION PAPERS.
LARGE NUMBER OF APPuCANTs-ARRE>Ts FOR
FRAUD

FRAUD.
Naturalization papers are being issued by
the Court OF Common Pleas and the superior Court 10
the number of 4jO daily Ten thousand tickets, 1t is re-
norted have been issued by the 1amnauy Hal Commit
tee ON Naturalization for distribution among the Assem-
bly districts Every ward politician II 10 said has been
literally supplied with ,nem
Three additional OF persons charged with viola
ton of the United States election laws were made yes
terlay John Mcsorlcy, Democratic supervisor Of
EIcciops was arrested at Fomthaye and IwentysNth-
y an a charge OF obtaining fraudulent naturalization
nopers He was suspected OF Irregularities OF similar
harocter AT the time he appointed and detective
y,,s assigned 10 watch his movements On Oct. IT,
Ncsorley who was naiurazed several years ago. went
hcf, the SUPERIOR Court and applied for citizen papers
i'm me name OF Michael Murphy. lie took Nilh MN as
,ifncss one Henry steering, who, under Tie name OF
Henry Schroeder, swore tnat Ncsoi!ey was Mlchael
Murphy The papers were duly isN" Siu Hgt.u 70
some p,rson a. set unknown 10 the detectives, nut 10
believed that their pOssessor VIII soon Dc III custody
Mc5orlry's movements were closely watched, ana the
evidence against him T. Of the most positive character
M alIrord periured witness, Henry schroeder alias
Steering, was also taken INTO custody lie stated hls
place OF residence to be No $50 Grtthes, out II was
aascertonpd that he did not live there.
Ines Mchlanus Vice President of the XVIII Assem-
by District Tilden and Hendricks Club, at No 6l7 East
SXthst, was arrested, Dh"' w. ~ az t
lent naturalization papers lese men were al neld Tor
further examine ton on Monday next by Iulied states
Commissioners Shields. Bernhard Mcdonnell whose ar
rcst perjury as witness Tor falieh Ecilly WAS
mentioned in Wednesdays TRIBUNE, ~ the
rotary OF the Iildcn aud Hendricks Club
Reilly arrest it has been ascertancd that lac is
drut of NewJcrsoy. On the person OF McAinuS, Tam-
many tickets were found, signed by Coroner NoltInan
and J. TYLER Kelly. similar tickets were lOund ln iey'H
pockcts United states DStrictAttOmcy Bliss has pro-
cured evidence duplicating six or seven Itnnany super
vlsors Of election and aso number OF other persons
in naturalization and registration frauds. number
Of arrests viii be made next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
THREE CHILDREN KILLED BY WEIR MOTnER.

GLEN LoCH, Penn, Oct. 2O.-About $40
o'clock this morning coiOred woman, the wife Of Ira
Baker residing at this place, running along the
road in frantic manner. When she reached the railroad
station she stopped moment and volunteered the state
ment to gentleman standing there that she had just
killed her four children, and then resumed her journey
The gentleman drove TO the house, and not finding
the husband at home. hunted him mp Tine two
then visited the house and found tree children, aged
ditOn their heads being beaten 10 Jelly with heavy
club The baby aged about months. was found covered
up with heavy feather bed the intention Of the mother
being to smother It, Fortunately II rescued alive.
DIT Carly was Immediately summoned, and DR. Brinton
OF Chester and other physicians are on their way
20 this place The three children cannot possibly sur
viye The people. fully aroused and nave gone IN
search OF the murderess, who will DC oYcrtaken
She is undoubtedly insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS N BROOKLYN

Nominating conventions were held in several
Assembly Dstric in Brooklyn last evening with the
following results:
m the st District William Rome was nominated By the
Republicans.
In tho ga! strict Richard Marvin received the Repue
lean nomination. The Independent Democratic Con-
yen;ion adipu.Red until Tuesday night
The Sio@am Democrats IN the lid District adjourned
until Monday.
In the IVih Dstr the SlocuIn Democrats apponteds
conference committee.
IN tie Vtb District Col William F.. STEVENSON received
the ReDuhi.an nomination. Both the Regular and lnde'
pendent Democrats adjourned until Monday night
As.caiD,yman Jacob Worth was rruOu.uatcd On lD
Republican ticket ia the With District
Tic Republican of the FlIth District nominated w
Sylan by accanation, and the Independent Dchlocah
adjourned until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Eliza Wright, aged II years, of No. 425
West Tbrty-sccoud-st. has been employed for short
time at No % ycscyst. In the same establishment Us a
boy named Frederick Claire, II years old. r'-luE at
No. l35 Afantic-st Brooklyn. Eliza on Thursday alter
noon accidentally ran against Claire, who. Wiirou "a
word drew a clasp knife nom his pocket and i.ahhcd
her I'm the back the blade entering hc left lung amt In
fleeing serious wound. The ci went home a- soon Us
She was abe and during the evening began 10 EXHIBIT
alarming ~ywVflIu- Dr. George EIflr~ wac r.l..b I'D
and pronounced the wound OF dangerous Cr"in- ter.
Tlr yuuug woman ntinurs n low condition. Claire
was arrested and locked up ~ the church street Police
station t aiierward taken TO the Iomp' To- await
The rehuIt OF lIe girls lulurIo5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

The Anti-Tammany Nominating Convention
Of tie VIIIth Congressional District met last MIGHT
No l2G Sxth-aye. and ratified the nomination OF IA'
Hon. Elijah wand, the present member, ior Congress
At the sixth ward Hotel last evening convention o.
delegates from the WITH Assembly District, representing
the Independent Democratic Grccuhack party, ncnf
naled Col James <. Kerrgan for Congress FOR the V"
Congressional District
Tho Independent Gresnbaok Democratic Congress
sOnal conventions met last evening IN several dlsties
and made the following nominations: Win Dsiucs
James KerrigIui With District, Wallace 7. GIOo~'
XIII District, W. ). Werle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
CoLUMBINs NEW BOAT-ROUsE.
THE REGATTA AT THE OPENING or THE BUILDN
CN HARLEM RIVER.

THE REGATTA AT THE OPENING OF TIE BUILDING
CN HARLEM RIVER.
The new and elegant bOat-hOuse Of Column
bs College. on the Harlem River. formally opened
Yesterday afternoon. the exercises consisting OF four
welLcontested The house, gayly decorated with
the college colors was throHsed with students and
graduates The day was very favorable for the races
the water being smooth and the wind fair The course
wac frou Central Bridge to the boathOuse, estance OF
one mile Henry Mills OF the Gramercy Boat Cinb was
chosen tmckeeper and Lin-ley Watson Of tho Nassau
Club referee The steamer W. X. Fletcher accompanied
the boats over the course. The first for four
cared boats for which there were the following entries
picked crew consisting Of Goodwin, stroke, iimPson
Grswold, and sqTague; another, composed Of sage
stroke Boyd Colgate, ana Seely and the class crew OF
~, comprising Brown, stroke, Ward, Mitchell ana
Weeks At the start sJge's took the lead with the
class crew i'm the rear. The race uuexctiug, as
these positions were maintained tll the finish Sages
crew win2Sn inmates "a seconds, followed l3 Good
wins I'm minutes Al seconds aud the II crew IN D
minutes 10 seconds Tho second race was more closely
contested and between the class crew OF ~ the
crew that rOWrd al EMBELLISHMENTS NJ Goodwin,
stroke BOYD Gris,old, and SaPe--anl picked crew,
with seely stroke, NuThy, Colgate, AID Iupaon The
Pai.adolpla men gave me o,. - !" s''t vi ~ ~ ,t
Plladclphia crew % opt,in lrad bU all their en-
beavers seemed uuite-9- al tl o1{ 5,''Ceeu n PMS
minutes ls seconds the Phila Arphid crew second m
minutes 238 seconds. and the ~ crew brought mp the
rear in minutes q, seconds. IN the third race for sin
Gle souls. there were three cAtc,-8ig"u, 10 snyder
$50 and CuslnaU - THE race was OF no espCrlu m
terest Brown winning easily IN minutes 81 seconds,
Snyder coming second The last race was Tor A Oarcd
shells and was between picked crews IRON TIE school
OF Mines and from the Acadrmical Depattm Oh the
college. Tire college entries were Goodwin, stroke,
GriswOd. Co.Etr, Brown tdtIuST, ana 2ids5, llplh
The school OF Auc--S.gc stroke BOYD, Ward, Murphy
Newberry and Seciy The two boats kept well together
until bar way the course, hut the school crew
steering very badly gave their opponents an opportunity
10 gain the lead, which they maintained 10 the cd COM
ihg IN the winners by three ichslhs IN minutes ~
seconds. -, ,,. ,--.-
The new hpat-hOuse Ia situated on the Mestchester
shore OF the Harlem River IIc interior ~ admirably
arranged 10 iect the OF the boating men OF the
college Ii is stories In hight, with an observatory,
from which lne view OF the river De obtained In
the interior upon the walls painted the start In the
Saratoga race Of 10 and the finish Of the race OF a. IN
which Columbia College was Ni:OIiDus Tie hOua2 cost
$4,000 Of which the Faculty subscribed $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
THE GILBERT ELEVATED RAILWAY.

The engineer of the EdgewOOd Iron Company,
n charge Os the work in progress for the Gilbert
Elevated Railway Company, stated to TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday that the company had finally deter
mined 70 build the roadway upon sxthave.. according
TO the original charter making the spans reach from
ourbsi0ne TO the other Tue spans viii be arched
russed presenting very seat appearance. but they
VIII obstruct the view Of the street, aud it ia thought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
A PRODUCERS MONTHLY SALE OF COAL.
AUCTION sALE or 100000 TONS BY THE rENNsfL-
YANIA CON- CIaIPANY.

AUCTION sALE or 100000 TONS BY THE rENNsfL-
wanna COAL COMPANY.
The PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company sold yes
terday through John II. Draper d Co.. auctione'rs'
nearly OCO tons of Pts;on coal deliverable az New
buigh during November. Tie sale took place 81 the
Exchange Saesroom. at No. III roadway, liier the
usual terms ANA conditions The Attendance was NOT az
large az the previous auction sales 81 coal OF recent
date aud the bidding loss animated NeF'f'h'e's
The prices obtained for luGp steamer. ana GFe SUI"
slight advance over tbs prices ootahod VI inc
auctlon sale of the same company III sepembeT' u de-
cline OF two cents ton on egg ana ueoidVu "uN"Vc
for stove aud chestnut. . 40 600 -. - ,,,
The sale hogan by the Offering Of 10000 tons OF lump
steamer and crate the purchaser having the privilege
of grectiug either grade IN qualities ranging between
100 and = OO tons The bidding started at - 20 ton
ion TO 81 81 D. and ten so 92l al which over 10000
tons were sold After 1900 tons ~ egg coal hhd
been dsposcd of 81 % 10 ton 10000 tons OF stove caI
were sold at figures ranging from - 922 To - so tom
There were six sold OF 1000 tons each, Two lois OF
900 tons ca n, and nearly al the remainder was dis
po,ed OF in lots ranging between 100 aud loUO tons
each The coal was al sold in l2S lots, OF which 20
we're for 500 tons less. With the exception Of the
Chestnut ana 100 tons of stove coal, the
highest prices were obtained first, from which
there was gradual decline. After 1900 tons
price advanced to - S7la, at which 100 tons were
aken then another lot OF 100 tons sold at - -, when
the price dropped to 80 So at which the remainder was
disposed Of The following table exhibits the prices oh
tanned at Kewburgh, to which 90 cents ton musl be
added for delivery at New-IOrk:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

President Martin OF the Department OF Public
Parks addressed letter to Controller Green yesterday in
relation 10 the latter officers delay in accepting or re-
iectug the siircics the contractors for building the
Brook ave. sewer, in the annexed district On this ac
count he SAYS very little anything, can be done upon
an important pubc work before Spring. Another letter
WAS addressed the sEperInt endcn Of The work on
TomkinssQuare and read TO the abOrers. announcing
the suspension OF the work on account OF the ACTON OF
the Board OF Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
REMARKABLE REGISTRATION FIGURES.


TIE TOTALS IN NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN FAR
SURPRISING THOSE OF FORMER NEARS-THE
FIGURES By ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS AND WARDS.
There have been two days of registration IN
New-York and Brooklyn, and the Lists viii be closed IN
both cities next week In EcwYork two more days 70
main (acxt Friday and Saturday., but in Brooklyn only
one is leftnext Monday The great numbers OF voters
already registered IN each CITY show the Intense interest
felt in the approaching elections. and the unspaIlns
efforts Of both parties make the most thorough prepa
raous possible for the November contest The marked
increase In registration previous years appears
from the facts that in the first two days Of registration
in Ncw-York IN 1872 the year OF tire last
Presidential campaign, 06.512 persons were registered
in Is7I there were 1876 aud in 1873. 6s OBS This
ar for the first days there has been toal regis
,raton OF Il6g9s an over the registration OF
1872 OF 2O4s6 over 1874 Of 43l22, and over 1870 OF
4. 800 In Brooklyn the increase has been very great
The total registration the days Of registry, sept
20 and Oct 10 Of this year 6e179 against 41l67 Tor
the corresponding days II 1873, aud 3-'5US IN ls12
The following tables snow the complete registration by
Assembly districts and wards FOR the nr' two days OF
registry in ScwYork ard Brooklyn for the years 1879
1874, 1873, and 1876:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
DENOMINATION OF S. B. CHTrTENDEN

VENTION IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
The Republican Congressional Convention
i'm the lid District OF Brooklyn, held on Wednesday
evening In tho Phenix Building in Court-st., was
called 10 order by Moses f. Webb, who was
made the permanent chairman. ID. r. James Of
the Twenty third Ward nominated g. b. Chittenden,
who at present represents the district William w.
Goodrich who the Liberal ticket for Congress in
1872, was nominated by Joseph Fayles William Rich
artson put In nomination Charles NJ storrs and Under
Sheriff Lewis r. Stegman proposed the OF Gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
A BRUTAL HUSBAND.

James j. Campbell quaTeled with his WIFE
Elizabeth at their residence, at No. l4l4 rhird'-
hast evening. and fight ensued. in which he seized %
by the hair and dragged her about the room. He -
wicked up razor that lay upon the bureau and slasees
his wifes right with the blade, cutting lohg
which penetrated To the bone After this CampDei ~
good his escape. The police were summoned o 49,
neghbors, and Mrs. Campbell was saved from DleeeS
To death. Capt Robbins OF the Twenty-third PIeCA"
Police sent his detectives in pursuit OF the husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

that the effect upon The value Of real estate VIII he more
injurious han the pJsts .!Ic2t last 0siuc ~ tst
tracks The work ulfsn South Fi;th-Gye. was h'gan
again on Wedne sjay, and Is progressing rapiP.
large gncun 'of the iron grprl7Cd foi the S~th-i't
nm ,n 0f f6c work u;,0i lt i-~pan ll"n, y now
stored in TY,okls and Is not 10 lU u5d aa1sS 'tc
10 complete the line, through n inwor isi oI M tiy
New eirgcrs ril h., rgjlilod ard viii ~ nlnf''lurtd
m once by tb. EIgeV ODD Iron Company. The Worh on
Sixthayc VIII Doe begun soon, aHi, WItA II'a-'"' '"o
WHOLE ytr,1cr1lfr will hc painted, neutral INT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

TIC independent NtpUUIICHH NNuVI = W.
house, party held primary elections throughout thee CIV
last evening and elected delegates to the County oor
gressunal Senatorial. Aidermanic. and Assembly Dt
tTct conventions The County Convention will meet neA
Thursday, AZ No. III ElgEth-st. Among the delegto
chosen were Ewcod l.. 1horne. Charles 4. Bana, Mezf
Hamilton. VIM. c Brinckerhcff. John Jay, WIN hoI
Inan Francis 4. Stout, Gen. III. l.. Burnett, Ed"A1
Farm. aud Gov l. II. DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
ENGINEERLNG on THE CANALS.

THE COST REDUCED oNE-HAIF FROM LAST YEAR
ALBANY, oct. 20.-The tables for Canal Au-
dltor schuyers report upon expenditures the canals
are now Of preparation, and the table OF ouS
pecring expenses has been completed. The accompany
ing abstract from it shows that the state Engineer has
made very positive step toward retrcnclmen in his
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

GREAT EASTERN BEATS sMUGGLER AGAIN
BosToN, Oct 20.-The second race between
smuggler and Great Eastern, which came on at hy'~
Park to-day, easily in three straight hests
Great Eastern smuggler barely escaped oeinR an
tanced in the second heaA The time was 2:2A. |.1.'
ana 2:25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Total fI'''oV% ~ f''f'ii -
This IL u reduction upon that OF S7o1Jl 60
II is claimed that the canals Ia the time have not
been neglected that AL the engineering work required
has been fully performed, ana that they are In unusually
good e1udltiOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Station has made arrangements to have Goldsmith MAID
,prn Lii FAD neclag by trCttItS next It.stay ior
secia purse o. 81. 900, 20 beat Der tihe NJ III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
Average prices
go. -. ut anlA


The Following are the average prices obtained by tho
PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company at the auction sales Of
August and September, and also tine schedule p.ice
adopted by the company for October:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

INDEPENDENT ALDERMANIC NOMINATION
The German Independent Citizens Alder
mani Convention met last evening at No. 10 BanksL
and nominated John Franz for Alderman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

GOLDSMITH MAID TO BEAT 2:l4
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-MajOr +. p. Hill, pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

AN EXTENSIVE SCHEME or swISpEfNS DISCOVERED
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KEYS 10 1nE lNDI-