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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
REAL ESTATE.

NE~-YoRK. Friday, Nov. 3, 1876
The following auction sales were maze at
the Exchange saesroom to-day:
ByJds W. AnHsr
ots West 18th a.. $50 II OF 5haVe each <oA mn
ioO'' Laura . Ry A. H. Muller a son.
hve-stoy brick tener house and ease Of lot tn.
has . Tc G % run ground rent sio per . .,o
oeO' ~ 1'"u'' b. K Y Hrait
lots OF West 122ds 300 II OF lothaye each a zoo
25x'2 block jas II Sullivan - S''O'
lots Of Boulevard 25 # OF ll,hs each 261 90 ooo
90 0''''''"' ~ A. j. Bls5s5ci & Soa.
iiots 200 Il east Of 2dayo each 251io iO, s,.o
"'''''''-'''''''' nv L wei,
plot Of Thomas a{g s5tenGss fa r. ia0a35 dG
100 German l.hclat '''''''-''-'
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEW-YORk Cirf ..,.,,,l
Downingst 80 49, l9x7O Lord to Ritter. H"iiLh
AYE i, A. s. 5l2 Of sI't' 'lH'S 81 flanagan $4,000
l21t9s 3 j 30 i ty, o. SaA'e' ZoAV'lli u 5000
saS st a ma Il 50 Of iithaye 5Ox9S9 " Dickson
1sta " s. 505 Of 5a,hst sOslOo; combc.
2d PaT %s s. 50 Of 50si lO54y5 hjly aud m coo
2d EiS g Of 5o 2o5x75 and % 600
i5 ,5 # cot 2'' 2ie1ss surpy an. 10000
,Jr oiA'oA' 70 East RIVER Il 10000
lsaye s. ~ :, o. 1l't' 2'A'o 1880
OghSi = S SiI IT Of l'ha'e 2oAloOo II 3 roN' 9iooO
lists = y rs Of Avenue b. 2O0xlJ22 saab o., ooo
VITO > Murphy --''
CON It. 2i5 e o. inaye' 2ONloooi r""' ANU 81 900
Avenue A. OIL Il OF ostsL 1lNJoi 7Ch"aN OK oOo
ana wife 10 l. J Hailg an.-..-- $500. -'
uf NaIlC6 2bAopi mum
lIut s.. 200 # Of 2,Iaye IO0lox75: 10y. .,o
don. eX J.. 20 " NOOuan. wv
5I st. 532 =, y q G G9 ave- -OAIOoo WI. 5000
lls,P st. e. i,5 W OF SdAy' -oAlOo '-'n $500
is-aye corner l't'i -5l''. L "se'is % - $4,000
l5ila IT, s. @i9 q Sr- o. am ave- 'oAio' 5000
KiucShrdgr Rod. cor OF IihtTS"hst l-'Nl'V' noo
J q sinclair ri 20 J II DYCkuan . '''''
Kiossordee l.o1d = % oi Emerson 81 1000
Prescott aye g. i2Olo nor Io'''n oil i'Ai'O 1925
l92i Of iG' I. ayr IIPI iardh 5000
1873 - ,I 9 LsNi"F'on ave 1000
74tn-,i n a - n = Of 3taye 25AlO2.2i Il New o
comb, ref, 20 II x Dc MIL i'''V'
/
Avenue A. 253, Builvnke to / Sche'lei5 .ooo
sig5rs nos III ana 10 u ANU y . 4' ? 800
iGnlG9lJ ]. Y. SAVAGE Depuy Register.
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE.-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY SATUK DAY
Passengers booked az lowest rates our rom seaport OF
railroad station Ia Great Britain OF ireland
HENDEKSON BROTHERS, BoWllhg-giceh
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
"A Philadelphia and Liverpool caIngai queenstown Tours
from Philadelphia. Wednesdays from Liverpool
~teapors sail from PhiladclpliA as ioilo~s: ..
lord CLINE-..O oct. 20 CITY Oi NENh DIRK, NOV 10
OHIO. 4 INDIA 4A........-..- y ON -
NJ % ILL NOS Nov 81
Price of Passage 10 Currency: 49, .,,
Cabin SO 500. Intermediate. $40. Stcefagc ~
PEThR WRIGHT & SONS. Gen Agents. Philadelphia,
and ~ ITOai-str y. \.
JOHN MCDONALD. : Battery place \ !.
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fnrnltnre.
-~-~--~~~~~--~~~------~-----------
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!-B Gray, and
10 WHITE Square Blankets, Fancy Plush Robes Ingram
Carpets at low pIioes; u Matngs Olcoths ANDREW
LESTER q Co, 81 Broadway
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c,
i cheap for cash or liberal terms OF payment COW
PERTHWAIIvS, 1856 and 81 Chatham st. Three bindings
and Is large WaTeIoOms Chamber SIS 10 500 PAfOr
Suits, $50 10 500, Zap. Brussels, 81
~ q. SELLEW.
i DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
lO3 Fult0n-st
FINE CYLINDER DESKS
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Alillincrn,

MARIE TILMAN of Paris (late Michers)
fA ocr, uuigue and elegant assortment Of finest Paris
MILLINERY. with constant renewals from arrivals.
"COurtads" Grapes No 1913 6thavc near 26n-st To-day
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSI0Wh AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL
Tho Steamers OF tins Lane TAX the Lane
oy Lieut. Maury L. ) NJ going south OF tho Banks on
passage % Queenstown all the wear round.
BRITANNIA, SAL VI tDAl. Nov. H. at 1870 d. m
BALTIC, SATURDAY. Nov. %. noon.
ADRIAT1C, SATURDAY. Dee. 2 $50 m.
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY Dee. 10 at 5:30 N.
BALTIC, SATU RDAY, bee 30, at y.
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FER 81, NORTH
RIVER
These uniform size and unsurpassed
pOinmeDts. The Saloon StaeIOOms, Smoking and Bath
1oOms placed amdshps where the noise and motion
least felt aroTdng degree oil comfort hitherto unAt
RATES-saIoon, $40 and 500 gold Return Tickets
favorable terms Storage S2S
For nspec plans aud information Apply az the
T. J. coRrIR AEsnt
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OLD DOMINION sTEAMsHP COMPANl

~ sailing from Tier 81 North RIVER .. 900.
For Norfolk Wy POINT and Richmond. Iit7DA y,
TIfI ESDAYS anu SATURDAYS. at y. ~. connecting
ifb lie virginia aud Tennessee. AR iIu Atlantic Coast Line
Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake and OHIO urm0, ud "hh
nv Cuuuaiys steam nt interior points n Nor Carolina
and Virginia .,,....
NtWhtru and Washington, n G. via Npriokl every 10
DAY. THURSDAY, and SAT NDAN. ........
Ifyes. bel. leaving New YORK MON ana III ~
DAY al g. NJ. C0uuCcanE with Delaware and mUlNand
railroads
Passenger accommodations uu-urpansesl
tickets ana bl~ OF iadlne 10 al p1hS ny
INSURANCE % norfolk &C. - per cent ficlEht
received dqily al Iifr@7, North lNvtr
General Offices Ig7 Greenwich. st., New York
y. L. MCCREADY. President
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BOARD and Rooms Wanted.

for three hdSoo os'einne on oe
third floor location between Twentieth anu @ ~ %
Fourth and seventh avos Address, s'alinS Wins $1,000
TON, Tribune ONCE references exchanged
NVANTED-By gentleman ana we one
w largo with hrsl' . u.s. III ana
ern exposure between Lexington ana othagSS Ittn anu
42dsts.. terms be moderate. AduiosS WIN PA'
J. V. G.. Tribune Office.
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New York. Havana a. Mexican Mail =. ;. Line.
- Steamers leave I1er " Horth River. tt o. 90.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY or MEXICO. ......... .~A'I 'iAl. NoF. !
CITY or VERA FEi/ ' Ids ..-i'A ~. Nn'. 3
j CITY EN- 'i'IH. -I.f \. SOY. -
FOR VERA Cruz AND NEW-OHLEtN>.
via Havana procr'.o Cunt'.,lF, t.-i.. sl5 l'uIic@
tIfl or NtNIrD..... car, .tti, Sow. J.
For fpIght ana passage Apply
f. ALINANDI.E q SONS, .I iti .' hlti"hN.
steamers viii leave NtNoI,t.- tJ.. j. anC bra.I iOI
Vera cruz ana al tue above p"ft-
ONLY DIRECT Line 10 FRANCE.-IliE
+ ~ GENERAL TlAN-ATIht tBNFANA.N NAIL
. STLA.lH~ EETNLiN tLN-ItIh AND lANlt,
ChLIIEG at PLYMOUTH, g.. 49,, .pr tc landing o. Ia--1
gers $500. ,. ...... d.
an. splendid veAscs lscrfc route Tor the tnuinrit
fcabI. provided with electric DltJ w Sol. from i-cr so
H. foot II barrow st.. Norm IayeI o.. iolpT-
LABRADOR. san iirr Ut lb N'f. j. . j. h
~. GEBMAIN, RcouioIy-.~ - ~ tbh NOV, j. = ]. ~
CANADA. Frducrul Al iti'A1 .f' l7 p H.
PRICE or PA~~AGE IN GOLD ur.udmr WihrE
First Cabin > 40 $40 According 10 at.pnm'i'llon
see.nd CABIN, ~. uiG cabin SO Return itAt.a al TO
GICcd rates.
biue ana utensils without exla charge steamers marked
I tlus I'D do moi carry ttcTtsc Jar-'Lecfa.
$500 LOUIE. DE BEHfhN. Agent no. 90 ErpHi"ay.
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II =
A 10 carry the Belgian and United States Mails.
Thf following STEAMERS appointed 10 san Tor antwerp
ffOH m Udt,iphl0. rum N,U- l0T" - n,
VADTHIAN D.. Nov. II. SWITZERLAND .Noy ~
NFDI.EIA Dec. =. kENILNDKIH..-. Dec. 10
First Capiu 400 ''' second s1n 900 Stoerage 500
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen Agents, Philadelphia.
and AZ Broad ST. ~ Y.
nlLILL A L u y.
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ORFNT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

INKTNI WIS IItN : 7 INNNTIIT LIN 7.
" NETWORK TO BRISTOL Fng)-pIHECr.
Taking passengers for London Cardiff Newport
Gloucester. ami all ports IN Bristol thauneL
sailing from Pier Is. East RIVER. -
ARRAGON. Sytpnns ItDAY, Nov. IL
CORNWALL. Stamptr W l-S nov -
Excursion, Sl2o; uterine
diate cureBCy steerage. $50 Prepaid steer
age C,rhcates S26 Drafts Tor IL and upward For rcSat
passage. apply 20 $500,
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n UNI IT VFNMNN IlIITl y
X STIAN~IiIP LINZ BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOTTIAMPION. A<D EHFMEN.
CDMPANY'- PIER foot Of ~LtUSI1 T.. HOB IN.
WESEIl saturday, ROY. Z. ODER. 1ai urCIY - F'' p
EIiI.I S.. SATURDAY.. .su ~ "a NY.
EATI~ or PAS-AHf from NEN.NpEI tu ~tl ltittt
Ton. IANRE Or GtI.NlE
FIRST CABIN. 500 gold. SECOND ttllN, $50 gold
SIIERhGE $50 cUrtury.
Return Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid 5t-lasa 't.LL
CaIr-. -,,2 cum .ury.
Io4ll,i ght Or passage fnply 70
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Gin properln 90 frt.
Brooklyn proprrln Go Get.

ITO LET-3-story brick SCIOOL-HOUSE,N No.
1 15s Remsenst. 3stOry brick DWELLING, Iy, WI
toughby st GORDON L. FORD. 81 CLARK st, Bfookyh'
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NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Piers Is and IL,
~ North River FOR LONDON.
Gll.El E.....-N ~ tIruAI Nov. a. TO- IN
FOR OUEENSTDWN ASD LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN. Nov q, 2 q. rn E.tN N"' r. o. n
IAGLAN D. Nov. j, o. ~ 81 i-\ f4 ia N"'.%' IL dui
Caun passage. $50. $50. Or so. currency .
Hetm tickets 81 reduced rates Ni~iaE" passage F-v cur
rclDy.
Ila,ts issued from 81 upwari, ~ current riiccs
Apply al the Company office - hfv'' ay..,- ..
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Church Of the Incarnation, ,,,--...o ..,. -.

Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS. Rector
IlNimn eerNlcn. I'D :. q. N. AND q !.
, 1876-11-07


Col. c. Z. Long, Of the Egyptian army, now
visiting with Ids tMEniiy friensls In ST. Louis,
gives ino following account uf his reception ut
the Court Of kiMg M'teta, to which he Ind
penetrated with two attendants only:
King waa unique. Covering the hills that charac.
tettze the mountainous dlstricts ot tc lake regUs
wcso ttnura,ds o! tic people nt Uganda assem-
hed ta welcome "tha Great N3Ittu Prince as
they called me. King M'leta. surrounded hy his
cuurtLers and hhten,, "a arrived. sent H1eeten.
ger tU aek ne tu lppeaf befora him md suT lin
the strange antma! upon which vas mounted. !
iu Uganda, ~ d qutckencd pace advancing tnwattl
ll,c King and the euuFticrs they fled prrrtpItatefy
before MT. while turning nly hotsc. rsEnlicd thc
hill ftUN, which had deAceu1ot. and, throwing
my foot from, The stirrup. In tho utt Of tli%nount
Ing, was surprl.ea 10 hea tho people scatter In
esury direction Ia diamAy. learned from the
mal-tlas ! WIS ! kind Of csntaur. ! was pre-.
sentch tho next dry 10 the liinx-n tail. graceful!
mai, drussed tn q nnwlny Arabic robe. lHll,li at
Tie whlsl hy ginle to which sctlhelef waR Hps.
reudeE. md with xnnlalcd feet. WIN eyed my
hnrtn with aflrightea gancv and rctrenttd tnwardh
his ihtone. i'roktsntu toics enrrred the entrance
.nd !oot IT The i'ut, !! Wa here That !!te klns
and HE heaas Vt thu different branches NJ h.a inv.
erntnrnt Thu ceremony ended IN slight imrl!nh-
tlnn Of The head VI the King 10 his n,css' ngrrs,
wtr. HnraI1lfN. from the}t hra'ls neatly. .i.nsl
cnrsla, threw thun around The nrcke nf the asrem-
bIed lhson4 IL tho door. and lrAyEul them. huoa.
a. liza fancy .tr.lck hini. had them polnarlcd Ur
checked to death, Or bud thcr bssfn* dathotl ont.
This ID a sacrifice which 10 mnde by all African
Rings,
, 1876-11-07

Johnnie had been naughty. 1t's astonishing
huw naughty 2-yelr.uatl Dablcs can be winch
they try; and Johnnie had tried: Ills blue eyes
uuH't LUX blue Hs usual, mn! Ills hm!r wasn't
nug-oti! dear. .wtnt nm ! suyins!''-am ugly
puut rested Vi, ILL., pretty lit.to mouth. There
u stoul IN TIT titlle vi tic iuor, buDJ sts O,l
bA.'y lips lect very vide apart, tue swsctgst-l
uca,, the mtsl.t.cst-wcc reaei tint ever detiut!
% sn a 5st tn Il r o%y y @ ysa{s% y S1, a.snd s5
ninul.,a, sternly. mo, laa,nluu!" replied
Jounnlc. Mamma opcurd her cycs---tscy wrrc
not H., blue us Johnn!u's-vcry wide. '''fon
wontt' sne sald. mo, n'aan.," repeated
Juh.,nic. "Thsn," sa!1 she, suleu,nsy, "yuu
siay III there until yuu ca., say i lss,
na'nsn." Joslnnic went, ana mamma
yiSs Ssi.a,a.fo1 ~ "Ses' % .I,5tssa lorsh ns.ant:
ly., Nut, to her grsnt surprise. she Lyasl
silence. Ten minutes went py; not The slis!11cst
sound; mud n'an'ni;i brgan to grow tupatSns-
fur, altcr thr manner oi a,i,us. Sbu vas lung
lu; 10 kiss and !orgyc her boy. "Oh! tue
blrssc.! darlins," tl.r, sud ta herself, as thc
twelitl. mlants stolo a"ay; the punishment Is
So llars!-llrarted IL Shut merry little tllilg
like that IN <larIs p|a>c; baby, that should
Leyur Ie tut VI SUNSHINE except VIXEN tIG's
asleep; its too hul.h And she tluw to open thu
closet door. "Jo!lu,' Us his father cAils hin!,
looked up Ut Tier, MS whole 'syc aputklsus Will
tic gold to Ills hair una tt,u siIlc tu slls lips III
Ills Chubby laII Ho hcl llle last rfcGc ul what
lust louriegn minutes tlcturo, Ind been tnc,
hruWl,, fragrant, fsrsh-talelk loui Vt cAke.
Cruu1ls cuyerrd Ills laGn from eli.. tu eyes, Als
cheeka slune, anti sanlry crisp tra{,.t ents slung
to TITS ncrl. Alnl Bit. :" "Gool glaeiousl'' sail
u,ut,.n,n, ~ Dool Llke!" said JoI,.ule.-.1adys
EttiVt IL Ealaein'4 -uuaihIy.
, 1876-11-07

aiohammcd his gllust ought u bo astr when
1aiau, IL marching to tho wa!s, .And ha Is, for
he llns appeared tn broad layli1l!t befurc the
eyes oE tue guardian nf ILLS tomb at AIeuina.
Shntk Ahmed t,'.u finished hts prayers; II Wis
:. O'clock In the aitcrnuoD; tho lo,',ler of the
htA appeared unto lins IT. vision; an'l this Is
what hu saul: "Ah,npu Hossaln, my followers
arc sInninB. Seventy thousau1 Vi ille.n li.Se
sial lately, 0t tlut nntnbcr unly seven hsys
lGl lu the faith. In consequence vf tile rrtya-
lvute Of such sins Us bribery, drunkenness,
murder, forgery, adultery, ctc., and thu neglect
OF iass!ns tsurI,!S ka.naziu, Gt,tt withhcd rain.
nv Instructions previously given hayc
nut brcl, heedet. Kings hayc MT
ruled Justly. Thcy hive ali become
tyrunnical. it las been revealed to nlu that
i, ivy followers tlo not tcur the atyer Ut God,
though tns bay of Judgment l. uigi. pruyed
for lue parlan VI my pcopc. II has been ro-
tbs In Ut iilc earth. 1t viii cunllencr In tho
bt;nning at JaInmudoosapco md continue to
t.le n,idu!e OF !suJlub-a month and Il half.
uusiug thu prevalence Of this .lensu darxless,
Nnxrat tn,lualn 3tehai, tue last VI the prophets,
will rul,le " earth, null Juzrael will also coala
10 take up the Koran. Whosoeyer will freely
rirruatn ills my revglation VIII be prutestrA W
INC III the l)ay oi Judgment. whatsoever tiuubts
the revelation 10 nn iti1Gi, and WILL 70 to heil."
shaik Ahmed VOWS that thls Is tho truth, aud
nut a lie; clse ,nuy Ills face ba blackcnca both
IN this Wufl1 and the next.
, 1876-11-07
LETTER FROM THE REV. A. Y. n. BOYD.


Annorsronu CRESCENT, ST. r.ANbnsws F1rg,
Oct~ q, 1s7ij-1 am informed that you have
published III your paper paragraph concerning
nc contan'u. Two separate statements, boil, OF
wllIrh arc malicious lies. Ttfs paragraph Is con-
tatncd III Il letter lsum Miss Kate Field.
feel very wArmiy, with good reaaon, towartls
the United States. / prefer not to have false
llunds told alsnut nc to my fsientls there.
TiIc statement Hs TO my preaching in whltn
kid-.oyes" Is probably too contenptihle fur
eontradtctinn. never In my lift preached In
white kid.gloves. nor In gloves OF nuy other
material nor color.
ll,c story us to my behaving IN nn odious and
snuhl,is1t manner to thr Duke Of Argyle Is lie
pure aml simple. NDthng In tue rcmntcst
manner resembling the !r.umsianccs ever hap,
pencil IN my life, either In The uase III tue Duke
of Argyle, ur of any uthcr busnNt, being.
] need nut point Uut to yuu What Is the
rrnbet cu1lrse for III llonrst man who has tna4l.
vrrtcntIy circulated slanLer. Prompt rctrac-
tiuu aud frank apology urc tho tlIiugs on this
side tlle water.
as fur M!ss Ka,c Field, say nothing. shc Is
Indy. presume. But there cnu1l bc, here,
only one opinion as tu The behavior Df any man
who collected and propagatcl wrctehed lies, dc:
eigue,' tn hold W il strNnger In an olIotis md
ridiculous light. am, sir, your obedient tcry.
ant, \. V. II. BoYb.
, 1876-11-07

4 correspondent u the London Sfa8aara,
writing fruu, ths Turkish army. says: "'rhs
Slut returned to tlser rcglmcnts, but was de-
ta!,lrl BY sight. Which, even IN the midst u
tbis ea,iguii,lEy tight. desrsyes 10 By recorded,
Ainong lhe drivers WHO bring provisions to the
camp III carts lrawn BY o1ep, 70 return tue uaxt
bulgarian gtr, abont II gears Old, dFlslng pasF
Ut iutla!tes. Alung tle roal trayersed by tho
girl Thousands Ut Bas4l-uazuukg duly pass null
It leads through Tho mlust u at lcast ~ ooo
soldiers The Giri appuarr.l III tho camp lnstcAl
ot lct luther, VINO, sne told nc, was IL, but did
not wlsu t. losu hls share OF tho tuh harvest
which lie war brings, and although many oi tue
sullIers east stulel! Klauces at tue unwonlca ap-
partition, anL perhaps rccknnea up tf.e sIme
bluca they hal tatt seen awoulau, the EIr PASSED
uuiu ,lrc1, aud wtttlDut the slightest lear,
through tue ulilst VI their ranks"
, 1876-11-07
AN ORGANIC DIFFICULTY,

4pEtfd1 Eu77fFp0NuyHte U TIC zT1oHHEs
DEs A1otNEs, H., NOV. 4.-Thc Christian
Church ut Ottumwa lIas got into row orcr the
cl,urth orgat,. A portion Of ths CHURCH consider
1t al, ungo,l'y instrument, while the other por-
tion deem 1t al, instrument OF praitc,-thc lat-
tor being In tho majority. It happcns TINT one
OF the officers Of the .cnurcl,, who belongs to
the minority, believing that an organ IL il dc.
vice Ut tho devil, made to pan1or to vit1atctl
tastcs md modern fashionable religion, locked
Up tic church aud the organ, THUS cutting o'f
peal was made 10 ti,c District Court, which du.
ciued Tint tie Msu Vi ths church must he open
to ali the members, subject to such reasonable
rules and regulations as the majnrity Of oil tho
members thereof tnny ma.e, and that the mn.
hating agains. the minority, or that do not ap-
ply to all tic members ii tho CHURCH.
, 1876-11-07

Tcs' @ 3niUner nee. 1o' Inogcs' 1.n' na1't d. law
'ef"' N' 'e'sesne' r,,,,,rr
r-., ,CAkCMRt.
frm ~ freei"t,TAl' snash q norm 'ins OF see'
~. - anu ~. rI@en nl hnra.nR election.
tic93tn Lrnentme5T,s nnmse' 'nd2es' snpetVlsor'
" H. foehmsn. v. EimaIcut.
HYDE PARE.
FtrH tt,tsne.-hlt taes oi sonth Tafk avenue.
eonfh OF Forty seventh, north Of sixty Third po-
nR: place. Nilage-llnli. Judges, u. Ganacll, Oil.
stm.vc. A.. st:ohn1'
'Tfohn !Ttctnft-AlI tast nt SnGth rnfE aSenns'
!an,1 hose.!.ouae. Jn"Ges. n. Cfbana, +. clark.
J.. u: pAY!a. ........
IhflH iFfe1Att-Nli Wekt o. fnhth lhLK vienna
~ nn.t' o. sIxty.thitd. Polling. r'acs., y: v.
@ @haA.ns siofe. co1nef F4ny'ssssnin ana snso
mi,chts fm,ieSss daaSest A' Aaner' IL "oopeJ' a. IL
1ltehie; n ...,. o,.x
..,s, ronth !xsena~-AiI noanoGa sontn ~ h,snf. ".
nat, ana east 9! stGns ahu assh4u' ~, ni1o H.
Msh;Ss Toe ~ 'e.t est' ~ sts;s
FtiSHiNs Dottn ~ HlxF{.lRlth Wctk " statH
, 1876-11-07
CORRESPONDENCE,

70 tas Editor af Ths Tfttunt.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-lioweyer lnucl. has already
been saI II, rcp,r, =, ~. a,,,.a 49,, I.,,t,.,
tbe.o s' ~ 'esa,u ~ Tue Sullivan sral, ta'hk
p,o,u ~. ..u'e .snes ydt w''ei may W SAUL
o1trG5 years OF ago sat- as a iurymau in a
great many cases. nn1 n, n nn,tsr ~ ,o,,rs.
IA soue ,nse, ~ ' ~ 49,, 'AA'.'' ~ 'ou's.,
nsvss vs.'. sasea 'ao Jury did not ngree; uut
.I.", 's' "a" case ~hsEc the proof aud all tho
aseums1anres VERY IS plain NJ In this III which
W did not agree On a yerlirt. II Nj, Haniurl
slaalesed Mrs. snIl,v,, i,r ,,,r .,o ,,s.1. 10
nIa'' aase win Mayor Colyiu to get certain, ap-
rS."'neats In thu public school, cannot psr-
se'se 1t; but, Tor arguments sahe. auuDose ho
did: the law wos on.,, sar ra,,ra.s ,rS ~ ru,,rso
Sullivan cou,I ~. H. ~. .sa'v''' WY - eoe'
~, 'o'A' And now the 0rst thing taku
wv consideration ID, Whit wus 6ulli-
rahs object In poEnv In 1fnnsoni,s1 Not.
, 1876-11-07

LfhrtF H<El,
II. s. Thomson who returned from a trip TO
11arlyville, Arizunu, few DAYS aE0. reports
the death and cremation Of the mother Of
hIacadow, q Motel Captain uf the Muhave tribe.
The waGr was kept tlp for several days, during
which time fourteen flne horses, the property of
the relatives Of the deceased, were burned. 1t
Is the custom of thc tribe 10 burn al tar effects
Of the relatives Of tut deceased at tle time Uf
death, III tlIts Instance large amount Of prop
crty vas consumed, US tho hfacalbw family for
sD,ilc years past hatl been unusually healthy,
and Consequently accumulated considerable
wealth. Besdrs tho fourteen horses mentioned,
several Ions Of mcscal, large quantity Of
ecctls, considerable sun, in silver coin, and ali
The provisions md clothing Of tue relatives ot
lCccahc,l were consumed. Evcn the clothing
thcy were wearing when they commenced
their march around the funeral TYRE helped tu
feed the tames, and the nlourncrs returned to
their homes Us naked rs when they ca:ne into
tho world.
L1Hdn1 Timer.
Referring to the llot[ce which appeared In the
7imts u Saturday, headed I" A Strange Gene
tcry,' Ar, ". s. Price, late Of the Indian Civil
Service, writes to us from Blackheuth as fol
lows: s.Thc dead bodies Of BrahmiIla nrc
never buried, and, therefore, tho body which
WIS cxumcl must have been that 0f d person
of Inferior CASTE. Cremation, is the method
adopted for the disposal uf the dead bodies uf
| IrahmtMs, md may add that no lindoo, luw-
ever Inferior hs caste, Is buried, unless Ills
friends are too poor to aifofd to purchase full
to burr, Ills dcl1l body. The nsca, ETC., Ut thu
funcra1.pilc arc usually consigned to sotne sa-
cred glrga1n.h
, 1876-11-07

CHICAGO, Nor. 5.-ln your New York cor
respondents criticism OF Miss Eliza Wcatsicrs-
by's lcgs, III to-iay's edition Of your paper, lsc
says TINT afas Jrnnlo dues well to cover lcrs,
Us they cannot hold candle to her eistcr's.
Approaching thoroughly tho difficulty Of tlo
proceeding, eznnot conceive tl,a necessity fur
Ier iloin4f n,,1 how do VT Know wllut Miss
EIiza's wisucs muy bc III regard to hav.ug Il
candle held to hcrsa Yours,
LE0s rAoLtoN1.
, 1876-11-07
him. lfnd he not good reason to hefievt TINT
there was conspiracy a1ainst him, to tay tic

thero was conspiracy aNatnst him, to tay tic
lcntt, 10 10 lin l1Mlily lIirtf
And now, ns To tlle plea uf scis1lofcnsc for the
shouting ol llanIur1 III 'iefcnac u AiTa. Sull.
van, he Eiatl turned away frutn her, and was
going the other way, 20 there WIS no danger for
rlca- All tho cxeusu, thcn, Il Sulltvan'e self
dcfcnec. Tho question Is, WI. llr IN my tlan.
gcrt There he atooh, robust young man, With
both arms at liberty. lianfnrtl, weakly, olds!,
man, Weighing unly III pu,ltla, Aftor being
hlunncd by powerful blow, knocked down, and
not yet wholly recovered rum tile stun, entllu
staggering t1Wnrls him, and another, McAiul!er,s
With his arms keeping Ilanforl back. yct Sui.
livan was 10 fearful t,t bodily hurt that lie had
TO shout lIanforl a. h's last resort. For \ law
yer. Of Tic reputation Of Swctt 10 oct up
Il Sullivan las another trial, he :. mar
think i!itnAeli lucky man lie
does not lind limae'f coNyIctcd Of wilIiul mur-
der. ...,
And now IN regard 10 Judge ScAil'stcr. AZ
look at 1t, ,tllora arc but two ways to prAi'c 4
hc refuses to resign, thu next ainl onty way Is
'peat1lmiGnt: f0r he crrtninlS las shown him
kel1 WilUlly unfit to preside over ease Of nur.
der. saiety for tho public 1rtnands. hls re-
t''ovnl Why, oil lnurderor l,as 10 DO ts ~
swear llc Is afraid 10 bc tried by any uf thu
other Judges, and then swear on hia tslal tllat
l,o wns afraid Of being hurt, Or Killed {(udgc
McAlister nas decided that lie IL tic sole Judge
Of ~, nnd he finds lin,ecli acquitted.
do mt knew what the Inv Is in tllts Btate,
but III New York {my native Htatol there Ara
two kinla OF murder IN which II iB not necessary
to provo generalization, Unc ta stafbln! mud
the other IL alluotibg. II that Is the law IN
this State, could not agree to any yer'let only
willlul murder. JouN c. WHEELER.