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The student of nature can find one of her
grandest freaks a short distance from the
premises of o. II Bump. The heavy rain
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
POLICE NOTES.

Jacob Marcus, age thirteen. of No. 50 Orchard-st,
accidentally shot ia the side last Monday afternoon.
COney Island by man who Was handling in shooting
gallery The boy taken 90 the Chambers street Hospital
yesterday.
Ann Fitzgerald. aged twenty-four was found on
midnight Wednesday, homeless sick She
she hal been bruay kckci by her husband Thomas
Fitzgerald. She was sent To the New York Hospital.
Thomas Hartman. Of No go Fleet-st.. BROOKLYN
found gold watch and chain Pier 81 Nuh River YES
terday. "a coorUi man. promptly reported
discovery the Steamboat squad and property
which Is worth $50.
Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Matthew
QUINN ~ No 10 Prince charged John Drake with
cen, Of 500 while sleeping with him No. n
"Wednesday night $50 50 found the prisoner which
he said intended To return adding that the money
for safe ketpug as they had en drinking together
The complainant expressed wish 10 Withdraw ihe charge
Justice Duly committed Drake IN detail. OF 500 bail
Alexander :. Brennan and Malcolm Steele. both
81 Montreal Canada, visited Louis Nebngs saloon 377
Seventhve yesterday, both partly intoxicated
more and became very quarrels0Ie. Then they
side and steele front window Ar Nchliug
drew revolver ANA threatened shoot
lim with The drtiuk' jumped a passing
and eject tLem nut steele ht INN ana Kicked him badly
They arrested b. officer Mccormick and
and taken before Just Bnby Who committed
Brennan n 900 bal charge 0i eonous assault and
steele 10 5000 a charge Of kcklng the conductor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL DISCUSSIONS.

The Democratic Aldermen Of Brooklyn,
yesterday, with the Republicans, and the meeting
lasted from until after o'clock, account OF the
accumulation Of business during the Summer vacation
At the last meeting Of the Board the Law Committee re-
ported against acceptance of the bonds Of the Mutual
GasIight Company account Of their alleged made
quacy 10 protect the interests Of the CITY, Alderman
+ sher, yestrr ay, presented minority report
in favor of the company, aud the discussion OF the
question j. he made the special order OF the day Al
the next meeting. Alderman GrlswOd presented rcsO-
luton, which ,sed calling upon the Corporation
Counsel 10 draft ordinances regulating the action OF the
Park Commissioners. BY OF the legislature
this commission made subordinate To the Common
Council IN the same way the other city commissions
and the resolution intended TO carry the act into
effect Tie nroler was authorized 70 issue tax
certificates to the amount of $JOOOOO, pending
the collection OF city taxes. Alderman Muir
tina moved the appointment Of Aldermen Duane
Ackcr. Burnett, Eaton and Phillios AS com
mittce to inquire intO the contrasts OF the Municipal
Building Committee After prOtracted debate the resO-
luton was carried. and the committee were directed To
report az the meeting, which Will be held the
first Monday III October.
The Mayor and the Brooklyn Congressman were re-
guessed present to the PO,tOiiee Department, the
necessity Of having Brooklyn mails, from the south and
West, sent directly 10 the city by the Annex, instead
~ waiting. as now, more than twelve hours ia New
York for the sorting of the mails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
INDTGNATION At ORANGE.

Two years ago, it is stated, the people of
Orange became indignant at the treatment they received
at the hands of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad and subscribed 10000 towards building line
to form "A connection with the NcW-IOrk aud Newark
Railroad. This not found practicable, and ID. y.
Ropes exMayor OF Orange built the connection OF four
miles with the Muntclair and Greenwood Lake Road
which opened for travel in August, 1876, under
for year. with the road mentioned. When
the contract expired, Mr.. Ropes and Cyrus W. Field
eXprcsdens OF the roads, absent IN Europe and IL
understood that the existing contract should remain
In force until their return. Mr. Burke General Man
agcr OF the branch notice. few DAYS ago that at
the end August the road would operations +. C.
ORR lcy, wcay citizen Of Orange, Immediately gave
notice that ne would undertake TO the road during
September and assume al responsibility ana trains VIII
run - usual this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
NUMEROUS CHARITABLE REQUESTS.

Mrs Deborah W. Mason, the widow of F.
ID. Mason, formerly prominent builder OF Brooklyn
died on August % Bdgest in that city, leaving
estate OF $3.50 900. There hei =. nut the vii
which was hled yesterday, bcqueathed the whole
amount in specific deyses More than 100000 Is
divided among large number OF friends and relatives IN
sums VARYING from ~ 900 10 $4,000 Among ne,c the
Rev John Scarlcs pastorO the Central Baptist Church.
of which Mrs. Mason was a member. receives $1,000
The charitable bcqursts are ~ fnlpws American Bap-
tlst Missionary Union $1,000; Long Island Baptist As
ISOLATION. $1,000 WOmen's Baptist Missionary Society,
-, 900; Momcn's Union Missionary SOricty $1,000; ;
BROOKLYN Association for Improving the Condition of
the Poor $1,000; brooklyn CITY Mission, $1,000; Or
phan Asylum OF Brooklyn $1,000; Home for Destitute
Children, $1,000; Brooklyn city Hospital. 50 900;
Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association, -, 900 (;
Baptist Education Society of New-NOrk. 81 OOO New
York Baptist Union - 900; American Baptist Mariners
Society, $4,000; American Bible Union - 900; Central
Baptist Church, OF Brooklyn. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
TWEED SPEAKS.
MEMRERs AND pONGs on NE RING.

MEMBERS AND DOINGS OF THE RING.
FIRST INsTALNENT OF MR. TwEEDs DISCLOSURES
TO THE ALDFRMEN-HE TELLS WITH WHOM HE
CoNsPIRED, AND WHAT FOR.
The belief held by many that Tweed would not
testify before the Aldermen who now compose the
committee to investigate the actions of the tweed
Ring. under went change yesterday. Mr.. Tweed
appeared i'm the Chamber of the Board, was sWorh'
and actually began a history Of the transac-
tons in which he had participated, and an
enumeration Of the names of alleged corrupt
CITY and state officials with whom he had
been associated. crowd OF cuHoSl'y-SeeN.
ers politicians. and friends of Tweed himself
filed the room allotted to spectators, and over
flowed into the chairs of the Aldermen and along
the walls behind the desks. Mr.. Tweed appeared
very early even before the hour appointed, with his
son. VIM. NJ. Tweed jr., and Maj. Quincy at his
right hand. The committee waited short time Tor
Mr. Townsend, Twccds counsel, and after ne had
arrived. still further for a stenographer from the
Corporation Counsels office.
When at last all was ready, with Aldermen Lewis
Cowing and Slevn in their seats the minutes OF the
last meeting were read and also the resolution auth
orizing the investigation. Hugh L. Cole, the coun-
sci Of the committee then proposed that the COM
lnittee proceed with the examination "of the wit
ness Tweed" as Mr.. Cole technically calls him.
Thereupon Alderman Lewis asked, " Mr.. Tweed
will YOU be sworn p Mr.. Tweed rose and extended
his right arm in affirmation, not kissing the Bible
according to the more general custom. He was then
allowed 10 be seated and the examination was be-
auu by Mr. Cole. who consulted a little reporting
book diligently in which he seemed 10 have ms
questions written down carefully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
p Q S T S c RIPT
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN VIEWS
TIE CAPTURE OF LovATZ.

LONDON Friday, sept T. Isl
The correspondent of The lime. who was prese,,
at the capture of Loyatz, estimates the actual Pm
sian attacking force at $4,000, with one A
vision in reserve. He says the eap,u,.
seems to have been effected partly h,
surprise. The Russians on Sunday and earl,
on Monday were biyouacked on the reverse ID.
of the heights, east Of Loyatz 80 as 10 conee,l
their camp fires from the Turkish sentinels EartI.
works were thrown up by the Russians during n,
night for eighty cannon. The Timers telegram breah
oil here, and is obviously incomplete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
Alexander :.
sc,Nr sI-ppLY OF PEAcnrs

The receipts of peaches yesterday for this
CITY, were GOO baskets, including both Delaware and
Jersey supries and 40" baskets for Boston High
prces ruled FOR the ue grades % Delaware aud SHOCKS
The cOmrn0ner varieties Aat close the season, also
brought high prices The qualify Of Delaware peaches
l. good but the begin to arrive partly filled. Plain
yellow white Drawarcs were quoted at II for plain
baskets 81 ~ - for good 81 ~ 81 81 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THE GREAT EAST INDIA FAMINE.

IONDUN IuUfsuill rtpt o. l%77
The weekly telegram of the Viceroy Of Ind,
shows there has been a great improvement in "a,
weather. In Madras though prices dearer there Ia,
been pretty general which has improved tbe rop
In Bombay prices not yet cheaper but the prosp,
are much improved. The reports are generally Of
similar favorable tenor The Improvement IN Punss
is particularly cOnsp lcuons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
pROMINENT ARRIVALS.

UIpdsor HofcI-.John Corbett, ". T., OF Englamd
the Hon Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, Con- John y knapP WI,
liam H. seward ElmOre Ross, aud A. q. BeailaeF Oh
Auburn y " and r. B. Judson, Of syracuse fyW ~
me 0fef-tien y. Williams OF Japan ihsht AtAh
Vce-presdcnt Of tho Union Pacific Haluad COMPANY ~
/. Gordon Dexter. 81 Boston heic- tgf6 He t M,
mral stephen C. Rowan l.. - Navy, ana Gen icn.y ~ -
ham g. + Army ... LUsrlN UOuss-capt John H. Op,hu
and Paymaser Samuel y. Browne n. =. Navy Iott
BruisiCick-L Reynaud French Consul az Ne~ os'tnS
Walter A. Wood OF iI00sac Falls y. ~ and J. Hayes Acsen
81 Louisiana - Sflferauf I{0ue-Clp T.. b. Lowry, T. =
Navy Tatoa Sptlye HOtt-ChofEnetneer II; H. St,wsrI
H. = .GTdad hOtt-Co.J J. Srcker jenkins OF Bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
curcAGn.s nRnKEN -.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Nothing Of interest ha
trau-prei during tho last two days 90 the states sas
iugs Institution The clerks engaged upon ile vor
which tIry BEGUN nearly wees a-0, Hni are low conf
dent tuat .tat.ueu, will pr made some fe next
TIE books CO.. tie bank have been vrpfcInlI k.pf n
some me past, and. after weeks Labor. l0. Taylor
the -uoc. and ta comm tt.r base c.tt siaftn
point and few facts. and they v uOW nt able 10 max
rapid progress. The assets, probably, 800 he al0u
etOO),OOO. which 90 make toe paJ l,ut o. about 80 u
80 cents ou the dollar possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
JUSTICE DUFFY A--EKTs HIMSELF.

Mary Ann Storms, the complainant aglias
three Italians whom s4c charges aith having cammi,i
brutal assault GA her, la-t week, failed to aprCHs'ns
Tomb Police Court on Monday. Yesterday Fr
brought ne ora ia tice Duffy, Hnd on ne.u- lci ne
reason ul her absence, SHE 80 that Andre CI,0 Vl
las acted as Italian Interpreter m court ltela
life, In ease she proceeded against flr lailus Go.
casio was iu the court when tul- statement made
the instruction Of the lawyers In tlc &c. Juue
Duly 40 once ordered the italian 10 bs put ugl OF No
room and directed the police officers arrest him a 4
v gibond and yagraui, II they ever saw hin loieHls
around again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THE TURKISH FINANCES.

LONDON Thursday, sept 9, ls77
A Therapa telegram to The Times says that eva
according to Turkish financial estimates which ar.
reported on ali sides TO be as enthusiastically as io,
merly, deficit OF 100000 Turkish pounds + an.
ticpated for the year lS17-7S, which WI.l have 70
be raised by special taXdron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
SEBASrOPOL WE'LL FORTIFIED.

LONDON, FIilay, -cpt. 3, sd
Reports from Hobart Pasha 10 the Porte wpresrt
that the new Qualifications Of Sebastopol strong
enough, even without the addition of topetoes in
the harbor TO destroy the finest heet alOat which
would venture to attack them.
Ll.r a.-r E-r--lL N-L-- ~ ~ n----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

t-a Those from NewJcrsey sold n from 60 70 20 cents
for culed 81 10 81 IL for good. 81 p 10 II 81 Or
prime aud - 10 ~ 81 for for extra The receS or
tie season amount 10 l.Oj3,723 Bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

CAFES for Sale Cheap-lleTing' Marvin \
- and all makers safes bought. BUSH & CO.. ss Il
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OIL we
- Geueauye organs radically and speedily cured V-s
hours 10 % HENRY !. DANIELS. Nj lst LcAnku'la'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

The well-ln0Wn superiority Of Gcntemen'
Hats man Ifactured by t-IaN-tlElu ~ IFS H4sl-.. 81
ders n,cdl only him 20 announce that zoe Fl sla
are ready for inspection and sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
TIFFANY & Go.
UNION SQUARE,

ONlON SQOAhE,
Respectfully announce TO the
public that they have assOcf
ated with them i'm business nR
HERMAN MARCUS, OF the LATE
firm OF Starr & Marcus, which
firm was DISSOLVED d! ma.
tual consent Or the ist da! OIL
june Hast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

CHEST Professional Drill Master: Non
sci Sc, Sir; all yOI want is little" setuu- up dn.
You',c % DA2liheeut chest, only It's q tlhe too low
down - Funny Folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
Announcement

Price reduced from s. 20 SO. KNOXs FAN
six Hat 2iZ Broadway and Firth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
"a N, 7To Nom 10 D ~. $50 Midnight, go
Highest durng the day 10. lowest .of'
Average G17s. same day 1875, 6i'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
NEWARK.

The Stephens and Condit Transportation Company
will give free excursion. Monday next TO Coney Island
TO the sewing girls Of Newark
Over one hundred applicants for pensions were
examined Wednesday There yet three hundred to ap
pear before the Board.
In the Vice Chancellor's Court, yesterday. there
order show the Mayor
Common Council OF Railway should not be enoned from
further prosecuting i've suits the late
that city Joseph CrOwe and his bOndsmen 10 recover 500
salary for eight services 10 held by
plaintiffs counsel ell decided city
tate S7O Onn under that settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
IoHN B. MARsnALEs srrr AaAINsr TWEED.

JOHN b. MARsHALLs SUIT AGAINST TWEED.
ALBANY, y. y, Sept. G.-Sheriif Wemple, of
this county has served summons on three OF the de
fcndant resident this city, in the suit entitled John
Il. Marshall agt VIM. NJ Tweed. John l.. Randall An
drew Randall ana john Bridgeiord" The summons Is for
relief action 10 recover money alleged 10 be due Tor
iron mine property in Columbia County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26

The Domestic Committee Of the Pro-
tsstant Episcopal Board Of Missions
have issued "a statement Of facts" In
which they that "thsy have
been forced to postpone all n%ppropria-
tious for 1877. until the mind and will
Of the church ran be known" Their
indebtedness September 3otb. was s23.-
900; ON tho lat Of October they were
obliged to provide $50. 900 mora for the
quarterly siipends Of nine missionary
bishops aud more than two hundred
other missionaries. On the LIST OF jan
nary next they will need $4,000 more.
They call loudly for help.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26
rRIcxr.r ALL ALONG rur LIME.

The News has held from the begin
ming that the electoral "compromiss
bill vas bat another ahrswd trick Of the
Democrats to steal tho Presidency from
Governor Hayes. to whom the people
have given the Office. Senators Conk-
ling. Frslinghuyssn. and many others,
fall into the trap which was prepared fer
them. and which the clear intellect Of
Senator Morton 90 plainly saw. Whistler
the bill becomes . Law or not, we have
practically. BY ito adoption In the Sen
ate. surrendered u vantage ground.
and the Democrats have us at their
mercy. The notion was that II the bill
passed both houses and the President
signed Il. Judge David Davis. a pro-
nounesd enemy Of the Republican party.
should h appointed the nith Justice,
and thus the election Of Tildsn BE- 30
cured. On the other hand. II the bill
failed. enough Republican Senators
would have committed themselves to
the theory that Congress. and not the
President Of the Senate. must count the
votes. 70 prevent them from objscting to
the operation Of the dsfunct twsnty.ssc-
ond joint rule. and thus practically place
Il In the power Of the House to declare
Hldsn the President. This Is precisely
what has happened. and now that the
Senate has stultifsd itself and passed
the bin. Il Is for the interest Of Rspubli-
cans 10 have IL become u law. even
though Il DO declared unconstitutional
In the future.
What effect the election OF Judge
Davis to the United States Senate will
leave. in deciding the action OF the
Hsuss. IL 10 impossible to forsses. In
giving hiu this position. for a stsppins:
stone to the Presidency. which has long
been the aim Of his ambition. Rspub-
leans have simply fought the devil with
-. /. y-,..,o.., h,n 90
S.-rp..nh,;... ,.,;.,.,u,. 4, n,,,.;.
h..-.r,r.n,.d Than nv nr.c,;c.,,, ran.
-, na.,. ;n~.,;,,h,. Az. n,h Jr.-
a.. !. A.. ,,,no.., .oum,..;o, An
L.....,.,n. 49,. ,,.m lii, ;.
-n..,u wr,.-n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26
TONY

40 rn..., -. u.-;n.
~ 80 -,
some very clever pen sketches OF the
msmbsrs and attaches of the present
n.,..A...u.w-
Ns'auAb sk'Si"'u'''
ing OF our friend and rsportorial cor
-...s.., NJ. H..
'e'Po"". 80" ~
Fred. Hart occupies the vsry. important
position OF Chief Committee CLERK OF the
Assembly and 10 Just the man W MI W.
Mr.. Hart informs Us that he was born In
ireland in 1910, OF posr but honest parents.
and 10 now 81 years OF oge. He imniiSrA.e1
~ the United States fory. years asV' anu
commenced business a. devil IN az
ps,n 40 III hs. n,a.a In a,.ry ciiy.
town and hamlet both In Nevada Ind Cal
Hernia. Fred don lsos as o,a = se Is
10 tho nine Of Eastern Nevada. bat is
n.va very animated skeleton. Mr.; Hart
,";,. s,d mass I.stiny name. a bum.r.
i.t. his bon nets bsing copied in all tho
papers Of THIS e9a.t and ~ many Of the
~, anil a dseidojly Roman moss. He i.
about four fest six in height. and has no
sirsuniisrense "naNve,. s,n,a
IA "Toby Green bs has appeared in the
Com Hill News during every session OF
the Les,.ur, na 81, M ~ NJ
Hsrt is a widower at this time, having
planted hi. first wife beneath the green
HUU VI lnE EuIfIAtu l.lHs w. WYNN ~ .NtN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26
The J.pan... h.,. $3.50 gods in

The japanese have 1880 gods in
thsir calendar. There ID . variety and
assortment that enables the most fastid-
ious to and q deity 10 his exact taste.
and 20 al chance for hsterodoxy Ia done
away with. only 300 OF the gods have
shrinss. however. The chief Of these is
"Inar." or more correctly. "ugs no
mittama no kami." the god Of the pro-
dues Of the soil. cereals, vegetables, etc.,
commonly called "Inari." (rics stalk
bsarsr.) whoss shrinss may be rssog-
nizsd BY the "Tori.i." or portal being
colsrsd red. with carved foxes On the
other side. Large shrinss are met with
at almost every turn. each ~landholdsr or
farmer having n on his property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26

TYPE. 1! Eg.I!!A IL 8: 8; s ~; ;::s II: !; ::. ss.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-26
The Gold Hin Daily News has

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It il
therefore the very best and
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