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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CHANGES AT THE cITYs COLLEGE.

CHANGES AT THE CTilS COLLEGE.
AT the meeting Of the Trustees of the Col
lege Of the CITY Of NewYork yesterday letter was re-
ceived rom II. A. Koeruer. Professor OF Drawing ana
Architecture asking for extension OF his leave OF an
sence from September IL TO December 81, and tehoens
his resignation TO take cact the latter date Ifo''
Koeruer states his action Is induced by his lahs
health petition was received from several members
Of the class of lS73 who have finished hc Pos Graduate
Engineering asking the Trustees oconter up IN
them tie degree Of &. +. -, a., ...., -
There was long discussion u regard TO the ac0n 81
the Board Ia Amounting j. II. Mranl iuiOf 30 tHt COZ
lecr al the la, meeting Mr. West falI that the huue
haste uscd making the appointment WIS uhPIrr.C
denied a d. that the action OF the Board was lfitE
iuasmuch rs the applicant had received only mA.lle
OF the votes OF the trustees present Ht tie m"tiHS'
whereas as a majority Of the iul Board wac rqhreo;
MIR Jciie claimed that sufficient time for discussion uau
not been given. and novel 10 rescud the resolution Az
hunting NJ Weddell. Mcssrs. Hilstead aud Nirhhain
claimed that the appointment was entirely frsIaI'
that aullo opportunity ur the discussion Of Mr. wa
Us merits had been given. Mr. Jelhcs monon WIS
lost m a vote Of four in affirmative 30 twelve III INC
negative. -, g.. ,,o
Several important alterations have been madc III te
College buildings durin< the Summtr. some or tie
rooms have been repaluted aud the Vcuiltng lac cs
throug ont the College been increased Cjhnoctnn
has been made between the buildings Oh Twenty sec"ni
and Twrnty-thrdsts. Tne students In tue coilmelcial
course W. remain building OF Twenty second
it, while the students In the collegiate courses WIN &c
rem we'd TO the old College building. The caapc o. INC
new building has divided mo three seeilonfooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

The Common Council investigating commit
tee OF Yonsrs TO which had bern referred the charges
of corruption against officials, has completed is a-
bors The cOmmtie finds that the charges against the
late City Treasurer W. Cobb who accused Of
appropriatiug TO his own use interest on the puoc
moneys, are without any lounlation As to the City
Court aud 5uborlIaatcs. JIdge Baird w.' charge by
Andrew NacFl with ta-i5ing Tie records oi i.a Court,
and VITA improper practices. The committee assert that
the charges are not sustained As 10 me City Marshal,
George P.ou, his act. nave appeared % the committee
u DE oI character calculated 10 bring c CITY Govern
meat into contempt The committee finds that part Of
records of t4r Court nave dt Tunes been improperly
entrusted 30 outside persons, and that tIe records nave
not been kept q manner sufficiently exact and sys-
teInaUc.
Tie charges against the Common Council, that in
1874 tuc cy made purchase OF street lamps at ce
I22 GEMS greater for each lamp than tla named ia the
lowest md ID sustained. bui criminal incnt Is found
Ihr charges against the Clerk. W. a. Daily, the CITY
Attorney, K. l.. Paine t8e Water Board, Alderman a. r.
lnck-. and Bailey Hobbs are declared bisclcss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
NO FEARS ABOUT YELLOW FEVER.

Robert Leitch, ScOtchman from Florida,
died at the NewYork Hospital last Saturday night from
what was pronounced by Dr. Johnson the attending ply
sician 10 be genuine Of yellow fever. ID. Day
sanitary superintendent Of The Health Board, said TO
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, that from the examination
he had made there was little doubt the ease was one of
yellow fever There OcCsIJn however for fear
Ing spread OF the disease every preclutOn had been
taken prevent cOntasiOn the department, q
rule, expected from three TO four cases Of yellow
fever every This due the quarau-
tine and sanitary rcgul tons, however strict could not
guard against the admssi0n OF persons ngly ia
good LcaltG, who yet had the germs disease
their systems. Letch arry ed IN this port apparently IN
perfect health betrayed symptoms Of the disease
Tor several DAYS. The cY," concluded Dr Day, had
been fortunate this year, this The first
yellow fever that had occurred here"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
,lRs. srNAToR IoNEs,s DIAMONDS STOLEN.

Senator Jones Of Nevada, has been staying
during the summer with his family, at the Dorlon
House. Gregory Point, near south Norwak. Conn. The
house is somewhat isolated, but until Monday no danger
from thieves unprecedented Since Mis- Jones arrived
at Gregor = Point, she has been conspicuous for the
large number 0f diamonds that she had been in the habit
~ wearing SUNDAY evening. wishing to take a bath,
before retiring placed the icWery valued al - OOO
in bureau drawer which, Ia her hurry, sne forgot o
lock In addition o large diamond ring, she placed i
the drawer n gold watch and chnin aud a cameo set
valued n present from her husDand After returning
from the water she aid not think To- ascertain whether
or not her icwelry sale. After dinner on Monday,
Wishing wear the iowery, she found that u mise
ing Mr. DOrOn the proprietor Of the hotel stated yes
eiday he did not suspect OF the servants OF the
theft az they had been his employ for several years.
lie believed that tramp must have effected
france Id the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
PAYING THE PENSIONERS.

The quarterly payment OF pensions was be-
gun yesterday after m. by Col. f. T. Howe and
his assistants III Pension Office at Beaver and Han
oyer-sts Col Howe stated TO a TRIBUNE reporter that
there pensions to be paid than before, in
consequence OF the consolidation OF several offices which
was recently made Up to p. M. LOO pensions,
amounting 10 $50 600 had been pdC. Col. Howe has
Gently tho Pension ONCE, which has heretofore been
In a very unhealthy cond ton, supplied with improved
Xcutllafiug and has made other at his
Expense. Among the pensioners paid Yesterday was
Charles IrOwey ninety years OF showed GER
testving that he had years In Tire First
Brigade \ y " aud was thereby exempted from mill
tary duly i'm the lie first entered the service in
1853. The payment OF pensions viii be ntinued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
p Q ST S G RlPT
3:A5 a. NJ.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY OF THEIRS
TONE or TnE FRENCH PRESS.


LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. D. 1877.
As Yesterday mornings Paris papers only con-
tanned the bare announcement OF his death, ana
some of them among which was the journal des
Lfhafs. were altogether ignorant of it, there has
hardly vet been an opportunity to gather then
views as to the effect the political situation.
The Republican papers. Of course, deplore the
event as sgreat misfortune, but urge their readers
to avoid encouragement and redouble their Efforts
The Orleanist organs carefully dwell only on such
portons Of the career Of the deceased as they can
unreservedly praise, and abstain from any discus
sion Of the political consequences OF his death
while the clerical and most of the Bonapartst papers
speak IN a bitter tone, Of them insisting that
the Republican party can longer be held together.
THE GERMANS APPREHENsIvE.
Tie Daily Ners's Berlin correspondent telegraphs
'The death of NJ. Theirs has produced here feeling
of profound sorrow, which in certain circumstances
might easily become one of anxiety. The papers
tins evening contain long eulogies of the de-
ceased. Many arprehensions are expressed
about the effect on tie elections aud even
on the future of the Republican party, in case it
slould continue in the majority. So long as Theirs
was leader there was almost complete confidence in
its prudence aud moderation. Even after he retired
from the Presidency, it was 10 his influence and
authority that Germany continued TO look with
fdcnce'
The Bureaux Of the Left, in the Senate, held a
meeting, last night and drew up an address TO the
country, to DO issued when the electoral period
opens. The Bourae was quite animated, and seemed,
in some way or other to regard the sad event as
tending to clear the political atmosphere.
TIE ENGLISH PRESS DlsfRUSrFUL
The English press generally thinks thar 10 the
Rcpubllcans NJ Thicr}s loss is terrible. II Is moi a
light matter that the Republican policy, instead Of
beng represented by hiers's mature wisdom should
be dependent upon the eager temper of Gambetta,
Who Is now without serious rival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
THE INDIAN Troubles.
SURRENDER OF INDIANS AT CAMP ROBIN,

HIEELNDEk OF INDIANS IT UNI IsVNI-'oVN'
CAMP ROBINSON, Ne5., Sept. 4.-Crazy Horse
and number Of his lodges left this agency last night,
and the rest commenced leaving this morning Six com
panies Of cavalry and about $50 Indians left here at $3.50
O'clock tins morning. and succeeded in turning nearly
all Of them back they expect To nave tAe rest back by
Tomorrow. There no tgntlug or casualties.
Shedding Bear with fifteen lodges Of Lame Deers band,
numbering about eighty persons surrendered this morn
ing TO Major Burke, OF the lith Infantry, command
ing this camp Fast Bull with the remainder Of the
band, numbering hrtwccn 100 and 800, viii arrive in
TWO or hreC days Thesc the Indians who have been
committing depredaions in the vicinity o. the Black
Hills, aud their coming IN leaves that country and the
Big Horn country entirely free OF indians. The deega
ton sent 10y Maor Burke succeeded In INDUCING these
Indl.nh 10 Iriurn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
FUNERAL or FL. DAYENPORT.

The funeral of the late L. l.. Davenport will
take place al O'Clock this morning in Dr. CnapIn's
Church. at ToryhftL-st and Ffth-ave. The remains OF
TIE dead actor arrived from Canton PENN yesterday at
noon and were taken to Mss Dayenports residence ia
West Forty-ffn-,t Messages and letters OF sympathy
and CONFIDENCE have been received By the family from
the host OF Mr.. Ddyenpou- friends. Al 81 special meet
Ing of the l.. l. Davenport Club yesterday ar crnOOu.
APPROPRIATE resolutions passed. Toe music at the
mineral 3D. De- n charge Of william Castle and viii In
cude tie irgc from Julius CF8ir" The pail bearers
Will be Mayor BY Edwin BJOtr, Lester MaIacK, H. q.
jarrett, Frank Mayo f. A. S0thcrn, William Cullen Bry-
amt Don Bouttaut Col j. ". f1rlpy Charles A. Rand,
Judge T. DAILY ana Judge j. Il. Brady. Dr. Chaplin viii
conduct the services The remains Will be taken 10
Woodl4Wn Cemetery for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
CONVENTION or THE DUTCHEss COUNTY PEACE
SOCIETY

PoUGuKEEPsIE, y. Y, Sept. 4.-1he annual
Peace Convention Of the Duchess County Peace Society
was held to-day Wey's Grove about twelve miles, by
rail- from this city. At about 1890 a. the meeting
was called to order by the President. j. b. Deys letter
from Benson j. Losing, expressing sympathy with the
aims Of tne society, aud regret at not being
able to attend, was read. After addresses 10y
George I. Powell aud Edward Coates, Of Phil
adoluhia the meeting adjourned for dinner.
At the afternoon the Committee on Nominations
reported the following names officers Tor the coming
year: Charles H. Drys President; john etrnghan, Wee
Presidents Amanda DCy. SECRETARY Phcbe j. Marshall
Treasurer The report ado, ted and the . de
carcd elected Speeches then made by Eiy ard T.
Merritt OF Pougikeepsic Geo Street Of Columbia; Ed
warl Crummcy OF Poughkeepsic; Edward H. Coates, Of
Philadelphia; Vim. DetiauuO ana others. Resolutions
enbodyig the Views OF tho society on the peace ques
ton were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
ga IN. co SooD. 10 m. 70'. Midnight 81
Highest during tho day. 49,. Lowc.t. %
Average, 90 same daY. 1875 b9's>
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Vypd,or Hofel-Lord Elibank. of England Senator
VIII an .nkney White ~ MaIyland extongfe-sman fIe
man clarke Of Rochester T. blackstone President o. we
CIr,Co ana Alton RailTOaG COMPANY and the Rev Dr. y w.
chaplin run Hotei-Col John W fornsy ad *
Gov Andrew g. Curtin. OF Pennsylvania Cyrus IL Mc'
mick Of Chicago and Nathaniel wheeler Of Connecticut $50.
S. N,ch4Iqs Hoisf-COugrr-suan Gilbert C. Wal ~ ~ VIZ
cog ~ omaha fdreHd0n lfo Jhls'
Josiah Abbott OF Boston Nco ygrt ifO.ei > uee "a
en- ma ord OF Cabfna the Joseph B -tratt"n ~
Nntche1 If0tstSaIIue !. clemens, OF
U,r.tori Brsso0r U0tfse-James X tavid ~ lnnh'"
fsrntatd ana o. W Peabody. ~ Boston brfren H."fe
Holm IA Fsrg- 900. GseV Hg,sc-R0hert L"not bah., =.
Gygud Genfrgf HOfet-A fm1iTran George West
oil B1 sfop y -. Holman H0tf7-0r1fHe u Nlilhs7i ~
tbe Great NJ extern Railway, OF Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
prACurs FROM TWO STATS.

The receipts of peaches in this city yesterday
were % 800 baskets There shipped difect 10 Tue
East twenty carl9ad II 900 baskets TIE to'al re-
Gel pts for The have been IOi39OO baskcts ram
ID. awares were quoted at from ~ Ia 30 cents pr
prime to extra fiOm ~ To al %; fancy leoW 81 ~,
crates nom ~ t. -. New-Jcrsey cent Two ca VI
fine quality. Monmouth County "Stumps spid h = lluo
OF 800 ba skets a from II 70 TO - good 10 primo
COMFY from so cents ~ ~ -. Choice taDle fut WI
mic Lfgh from tus lne forward. Small sized reaches
nj ends of Delaware orchards. good lOr anhy Niltof
uso viii not advance much above present rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1877

view Of the frequent casualties resulting from le PA PA
nIscuOus carry Ing deadly weapons nv ulsolel9 ho
info xcatrd persons that hereafter sucn peIsOns
may be found carrying dangerous weapons shali W %
500. or Imprisoned, not exceeding lOJ days; nc e
iufi1n fgrfh.r provides That person VINO IA o',
su TO carry pistol for his protection, may Apply 10 the
W Ice officer I'M charge ~ the precinct where he ives
md ne IN blieyd 10 he law-abldng citizen the oincer
NAV recommend him to the superintendent Oh Ioloe,
who shall have power To grant mn pcfnis9ioh W ''
such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
THE WRECK OF THE CITY OF HAVANA.

The steamer City of Merida arrived in th's
port yesterday bringing thirty five OF the crew OF tue
steamship City OF Havana, which now lies stranded ~
Tuvpan shoals the coast OF Mexico WIN ten st VI
water IN her hold. All hope Of saving the sUdhu les
sci now abandoned. Sue has remained IN one posOn
eight miles from land since sIe was stranded on huEu
~ Tue captain and ten OF the crew are YET on DoIiI
Ctot Merritt OF the Coast Wreckng Company WIFI prom
ably arrive NJ the wreck to-N, Win large loro" =" "a
pericnccd WIeckcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
GEN. GRANTS sCOTCH TOUR.

LONDON, Tucsdiy sept. !, lSf''
Yesterday morning ex-Presdent Grant and
party Edinbui gh visit To Mclrose and neghbor-
hood They returned IN the evening. The General was
take up his quarters last night Ia Pullman ear, AT
WaVcrly Station. amt leave this morning Tor the NOrth on
a visit To Duke OF Sutherland, at Dunrobin Castle
General Grant has arranged to another Visit To Dun
dee In the course of week lie Il to be presented
with the freedom Of the burgs OF Elgin and inverness
The Magistrates OF Inverness are expected 20 c0uier the
honor when he is returning from sutherlandshire 4
depulaon Of the Egin Town Council has been invited 10
wait upon him at IunruDm Castle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
FURTHER CUSTOM HOUSE CHANGES.

John J. UsD0rn, fOunrrIY y puIy OOUVVVVI
n charge of the Third Division OF the New-iork Custom
House has oeen assigned Dy Collector Arthur 10 te po-
stion OF amend ient clerk m tAe Fth Division, IN place
oiAlr Rogers who discharged several weeks ago Mr.
Osborn was removed from che head Of the Third Division
June 49, but lis ease Was recou8lcrad ard it riyen
ont TINT he would continue 10 occupy lis old position for
iImc. IL is stated thai tu.s action Nas takeI %
ruahl, Sir T,drcrI. Wuo succeeds Ar. Osborn al tnc
head of ,e Third Division. io acc Dcpu, Collector 40
,a.r-c during tle Col.cto - recent ahr. nee collie
ilr Arthur DO. now ictu.H,I. As Deputy Collector.
lr Osu0rus s4sr, SjJ1D; thc c.'rh-ip pays only
~ 900 ana places him ig subordinate pOsitloa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

4 Bangor (Me.) man attended camp-meet-
ing and on his return telling Of the good time he
enjoyed. A serOus-iaccd asked, Were there any
converts r. He stopped a moment, aud said: " We'll |
swear forgot 10 ask But the baked beans bully,
the sailing aud rowing were divine and there were
some vi the handsOUcst grs tbeIc that ever saw"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

VIENNA. Tuesday. sept. 4, 1877.
telegram from Belgrade states that councils Of
war. under The presidency Of Prince Milan, continue
10 discuss plans of campaign All officers have been
ordered to Join their regiments by the 18th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

A juvenile test of prayer: Not long ago two
little girls IN the West filled Their shoes at nght with
corn, and then prayed that God would turn their
into money. The next morning when they looked into
the matter their shoes were shoes, and tneir
At this failure their faith shaken. rather
OF them expressed helr feelings I'VE rather
spunky when We found the corn just ne we left IT, and no
money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
IN THE RUINS.
The WEST SIDE COMPLICATION.

pANGEEors WALLS DESTROYED BY DYNAMITE
ORIGIN or TIE TIRs-THE DEAD AND MISS
ING-L1ssES AND INSURANCE.
The dangerous ruins Of buildings destroyed in the
West Thrty-ff.h-st fire on Monday. were blown
over Yesterday by dynamite cartridges. The loss OF
life is not as great as was at first feared. Two are
dead six are certainly missing, and probably dead
The Injured men are stll living and VIII recover IN
all probability. The value Of the property destroyed
in all sixty buildings is S344,sO0. The insurance
ar,ounts TO 1853 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
TIE LOSERS.

The losses and assurances by the cOnhagra-
zion Monday as fully be ascertaiued, are given
below In list the losses incurred by persons whose
furniture and wearing apparel was destroyed upon when
there was no insurance. are not gwen;
THIRIY-FIFrH-sf.
Edward Connolly. two-sory brick, Nos 500 aud OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
RIssO-TURKIsH WAR NOTES.

IONDOS Wednesday, sent ., lr11.
A Reuter- dispatch from Conslanhnope, an
nouuces that the Tursh Parliament has been conyohed
for November 10.
A Vienna telegram says trouble Is expected in Ihes
sally The state Of seige proclaimed FOR the purpose
O. disarmlns the Greek inhabitants.
In Thessay the people refuse dsarm, because ma
raudiug bands Of BashiBazouks and Circsss.ans are
roaming about the country committing Outrdgcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
MEHENET AIS FORCES.

LOSDON, Wednesday, sept D. 1877.
Persons here. who have kept careful records Of
the endorsements which have gone TO Shumla, esti
mate that Mohemet Ali must have nearly 100000
men. Taking away 10000 of these for garisons,
and to guard the line toward the Dobrudia there
would remain about 10000 for field operations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
MADAME TIETJENs IN DANGER.

LONDON Wednesday, sept D, ISII,
The Standard states that Madame Tietjens
has not rallied from the relapse which occurred OF sat
urday. Her condition appears 70 be serious.
LEor other Foreign NeUS see First Pdge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

SAFES for. Sale Chcap-Heuing's Maryins,
> and ail makers Safe bought Bt III co.. i' p.i .
GTRlCTU RE. Impotence, and Diseases Of ire
> Grlerausr ORGANS r11ciif and sreslT cnfrL oaic
hours IS io5 "a. SHY A. DANIELS, M.. lti i.s.-orf ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

No discovery since the introduction Of yac-
cnaIi1n a- eua r Importance Chat ~ tl-I Ya is lls
~. ted nm tior,iN'. LIVER Pan 6s Maidcnlaue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
TIE DEATH or DIR. l.. r. nERRlcK.


rick the inventor Of the NelknOwn pills and plstcrs
died here to-day of congestion of the lungs llr
sNtytwo years III He mad been indspo,cd or Jour
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
THE LETrER-CARRIERS SMALL PAY.


The letter-calIicIs held general meeting at
the Po,-onice building last evening, and appointed COM
miteea from each district to call upon the Members OF
Congress from this city aud increase OF their sal
aries They have secured the services Of the Hon VII
liam d. Kelly Of Pennsylvania, who viii Introduce Dul
al the special session in October, providing Tor
an increase OF their s1larics TO 81 POO year
Petitions have been sent 10 every Congressman
whose district includes a freedeyory Office ask
ing him to vote FOR the increase or pay. The
memorial TO Congress prepared by the New-hork
carriers forth tine following reasons Tor ashihg an
increase of salary The amount OF labor required; me
responsibility attached 10 The position ccosnzel Dy tnc
Department in requiring bonds 10 tie amount c OVO
from carrier; thu requ ement that when sex rom
exposure 80 the weather oner caust All pay Is i0
Eitcd; Of uniforms; the hlgh 2 ade o. hitlll
gce and educ tOn required for the proper discharge
lettercarrier's duties; and the fact thai tne amount
derived from local mail matter for one month Iu lh
City OF New-YOIk was over $4,000, of wllch aluOuI
the carriers received only $4,000 IN" cost 81 VnE y
stated to be higher this city than III any Othef III INC
Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
TRYING TO sToP A BAD PRACTICE.

At the meeting of the Aldermen yesterday,
Alderman Morris offered resolution, which was referred
10 The Corporation Counsel for Cpl iding, in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

Do Won want a lrsl-cass 10 per cent County
30 &c par Address tIsr NAnOAAL BAAA, i-nool, Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

TfiE NI4TUNlI -INIII ~ ~ IlIl'I''INI'I -
At meeting OF the Nineteenth Ward ke-
pbiic ,s0c aion Brooklyn last evening, the resis
nation, o. the following oicenOders were received
T. .on clerk Bro0kl} Post Office; stephen Shahsel'
,.J Inspector, Custom House b. l. Bentiy oebeniuie
ccrk; J. White, g.uger; john Dempsey stoi'Eeepef'
Aprrlf.s,'s Depar.mcut: John Sangstcr, CLERK, A.
nrascl's office Crares G. Talbot, Postmaster. Brook
iyn. also member OF tue Lxecntive Committee; i. H.
GRAY and VIM. H. Iway, custom House. -.
Talbot moved iaat au the names. without
execution az stricken oil. Il. \. Walter objected 10 te
Postmaster Sucakn. as he was not "a member of tnc
DISSERTATION lie wrs allowed 10 proceed. ana SAID be was
rO sorry Co r.iro rom active work 80 primaries WhcA
c0.t money. For fifteen years the L 'pGurlu party iad
been succc -iu in trc old way, amt u remained 10
be- proved whether tic new departure was sood one
som. ffilt. col t4e ol.c-Gdcs present ulcI 10 nave
me- name. sIt the liable, bu ai.er dcuuieat.n OF
the mauue, ncut OF otce-loldrrs III .hc ward ponies
the resiguatOus were ui accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

Price reduced from - tO SO. KSOXs Fan
Six hat ~ Bloaduay aud finh Ayonue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

IIII4 Ul-NI' -II'1'7I-'V M ~ ''I4IT'
The list OF persons killed or wounded by
the r AMI Of those missing, revised yserday il as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
INJU RED.

HISS PAUL aye nineteen, OF No. 1913 West HoUson-st.
Lies al Bellevue Hospital IN a critical condition.
LUDWIG. THOMAS age nineteen, OF No. j27 Filth-st.
IudWIg i doing we'll
Ro1NNp JAMES the fireman Of Engine No. 10. Nh Ro-
lad is doing well lie lived at NJ. 81 GlCeuwich-st.
ToNoTLsT joins F. of No. 416 West Twenty -lhird-st.
Mr.. Conquest j. recovering.