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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
No NrWs reou TIE CRY or Berlin.

GENERAL BELrEF TINT SOME ACCIDENT Hts HAP
PENrD 20 HEG MACHISrW-cO>FiD. SCE ~
HFE sArEIY.
Although the steamship City of Berlin. which
cfj uIa pur, on Nuvom5 a. aul OIL. now several d5s
Overdue ~ Liverpool haas not geo been heard iiom NJ
Dale. tic agent of the company ana sailpHs rou-
crafty expressed no more aut t'y y'>trfy aJJI, tA0
yess rs s.c s.. t.In lad leea manifested bso.c There
Wasa general col .iarh.e 10 jtuua.ir sl.s
arrival OF the vessel ia port. It v., DO Uncommon
taug. s.ipp.pg uci -d Ht tus .,i-lIul elel- f.r
FOSSILS 90 be- several days usnt.lP cl au 1.r4l ypfJse
he general opinion was tI.t tIs 80 amer ha' l,i wa
some accident to her machinery. Th- Boz "i steamer
Celtic hicI arrived yesterday, Shows IUtl sr l wat
mlgaf be- n-derti FAIR weather i"r December >hs
experienced for the first two fror days stT1uz Winds
lud heavy hr1i seas 0gt only day dd tlr h.gt
.n!a. The steamship California arrived on saturday
from Glasgow. amt a.uioI.h she REPORTS fir pll-
sage. sHr WIS fourteen DAYS from p,lt o. post Inc
stoluer siay" OBJ Virginia. wAsl arrived oL saturday
from GLASGOW WIS tfi,.u c'r- .f'u l..t ll "-. lIn
sloum,lil Eltall ea l,t N.-tI. is iolr .ags ..fer
D" Cas- %. B.si1 aa- u.. $50 .-H ls,"rrl 90 Q4'eus-
.YUu. Several D.lrr y,.s.i- Winch lct N.a.i..s for
oIt- on tie ot"r side OF ,i. iHrta rpouf l' same
tina. 20, 20. Ciy cf Bris were Jlr'e aud ''lt days b.
AND tIn. I.i I0.rl tnIt aH.g i.- eng col hrIn ni,
sf f.r strIr Ir. au.p s lH. uI,. I i.-, .1.c news
.out,rt.r- tnr missing A. .t.. I'D .. ...'-iri
..st..u ,.lD ul. commando steamships on tho
AuarUc fr tar Il.l' ..i'f t'f N ii't 'N
i,..pIo DID, e. H.ut'r t.l-'I w-s uo uli.Ial tAiHs
I..rtiis pi b..I ..-..- % ths r'. DA ",.'.. ~
.i.a...Ir E.rH t.f.... 90 ' '."t -', $3.50 rom
R..f..... aut $500. ..tI n.'~ Iat''- 'i. -'- N'"
. , ..uiptgp. TI.. ID.4- It u.f i.f.lt .r."+t
fri.i q l,.av oI December 3d. 200. l' no p.h % cen
p,r...,a ID Dose Dl'-'.r o. r...'.t o.. .ni rat.-rd
N,v-lufs rcm'rr --, U.a All- u.n ,..l .i ODD ,h1
n."ir, no' ''. ,'' ' ,-,.'. ,.t .f ,..-.ls
....H "a f.Is f. b D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
NINE OWNERS CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

SALT LAKE, Etah, Dee. 9.-Eleyen cases
were brought IN the Uned states D'strcl Court here
on Saturday. against Liberty l. Holden, formerly of
Cleveland. Ohio aud four corporation defendants By
stockholders residing IN Clcvcand and Toledo OHIO
and Detroit and KALAMAZOO Mich. involving the title
and produce OF "a group o; valuable mines in Bingham
Utah Territory, known the old Telegraph Mines II
is stated thai Holden has realized from the working Of
these mines during the last eighteen months over
~ 100000. TIE actions brought TO roscind the
ettntcd purchases OF the stock OF Eastern stock
bOldcrs by Holden while acting a. general manager Of
the companies. based alleged suppression % the
knowledge of tue fact that the minrs Ia gcly pro-
ductYe, the m thci fact uf his misappToiTIa Of
larse sums OF money n il claimed That the nominal
OF money paid o. the siOcdgOdcr-, on alleged pur
c.is.s OF their stock, belonged 10 them dcnds
THESE cases attract general attention. judge sehaerr
last evening. grained temporary injunction ana ia
hearing for the appointment oil receiver 10 set down
f.I D.renIDcI -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
/ BRILLLNr G4VE or roof BILL.

Yale and Princeton met at foot ball on the
81. Georges Cuchet Ground, ~ Iionoeu T. j. on 7ntr
day, and played II tie closest ana most cNci'h-
games the rec0ri oi COLLEGE sports. barge hnno'i
of w,lhnOwn people from this cify were present anu
,pav represeu,atiy. Of Columbia and Harvard beside
throng Of eager partisans Of the n'M te'n'
The Princeton men we're triie taller tih th't anti
onsts, put tir Yale men uiddc uP l"i ''i7 a. - -
and nj least three OF thcr men were lr-lu. s h l
tan ma en- Tor any o tIe OF the Jdugc @ D..
Thonrson was pointed ont GB the bct hah lH tle 49,"
team while aiuong the Princeton men DJuBe xicNdi'
Enos and Stevens Ncrc The ttvoriteS
The game WAS called 40 2:jo p. Ne aud III ~"
minutes Yale had scored the INST toucio"Wn ~ Use
next contest Dodge and thompson uinr mo o"i''
both rolling over the turf. FINALLY the bail was hho he
out OF bounds, Just time was called l the hta' l
Tue second innl,s very Brilliant Inc 5pr.i"o =
VINO numbered luly 5000, were HruuSht w % =
great stito al excitement. Even ue iuI's ou''tD ~
R,udly m the play OF their faYOritos Iht contrasting
si.. s,r,rd backward and Orwud a, several un' D'ah-
mo thron4h the lines OF the spectator" lHomlto,
80 mel mi uifolls and alwas escaped unscathe Yale
for two touchd0wns, but II had been expressly agcted
tuat only goals should count At Ado T. M time was
called and the game decided Ia be "A draw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
CONsIDERING THE CITY BUDGET.

At its meeting on Saturday the Board OF
Airport onnent took up the e. mates OF tno Dcpar
Of PARKS and Public Works for 1873, but 40 decis
ION was reached PARK Commissioner Martin made
long statement. contending that the department could
not properly conducted the amount proposed 81 De
allowed H. F3i60O0 He spoke of the necessity OF ip
'rcasine the amounts allowed gor surveying and mon
uuenug the rwcutyth and Invent y-fOurth Wards
also or repliink roads and b.dyrs, especially the Com
irll .dgc the u gm River, which he al
rotten condition. and should be replaced ny iron
bridge. fmtIer remarks were made by Commissioners
Wciinorc and Wrnmau. The amount originally asked
for .siZ~.5to.
Commissioner Campbell. OF the Department of Public
Works. planned tbe different items in the estimates o.
his department, and cct AIT, uou 10 the hnportahc"
Of providing adequate amount iUf the repairing ami
rpIyinZ streets ~ IN number 81 places throughout
the CITY tl:ey were IN poor condition. Tho Board has
until December 81 to take final action upon the budget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
GrNPowDER IN 4 COOK STOVE.

Patrick Ward age seventy, the survivor OF
four wives, and member 81 family which, he claims.
has FOR 600 years belonged 10 the ru' Church." WIS
arrasnod the Jefferson Market Police Court on SaiuI-
day charged with having placed guupowdcr in coal bin
or the purpose OF blowing up" his daughter. Mrs But
ier ana her family. Mrs. Ellen Maria Butler,
he complainant, coaid Being direct evidence.
% prove that her father guilty. and ~
me seemed unwilling 20 prosecutc bnn, t.e tot
ieFing old missed. several loud explosions
10 the cUuug stove OF tie family, the tenement house
No $50 West Twcnty-ci-hti-st. b. which fire, ashes
dishes, aud futulr were scattered. led cAamiua-
.IoH the cuabn and the discovery of small sack, of
powder among the coal. Old Mr.. ward owned tac coal
aud objected 10 the Use OF u by tlc Buffers There WIS
also family guarre over religion which often ended In
h.hts When Mrs. Butler, Therefore, separated herself
md children from the wreck ~ the explosion she natur-
ally suspected her father OF having been 40 the bottom
OF the plot, aud hat him arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

tce Kasmire held ten arrested lquor-deaors In 800
bail each Captain Davis, of the Twelfth Precinct telc
graphed 10 Sergeant Tuck, IN command 10
the Central Office, last evening, that Justice
Bxby had sgnihed his willingness 10 hold session at
the Harlem Police Court at once The captn stated tnat
Justice Bixby not the justice I'm that he VIM ds
rvi and asked If he should soud prisoners arrested Tor
violation OF tho excise law 10 court Sergeant IucK re-
ferred the dispatch 30 superintendent Walng, who an
swcrcd AZ follows II the NIh District Court ~ open al
prisoners must he taken court according 10 law All
the precincts must be notified 10 take prisoners 10 couf,
matter what the charge IL against them ms olGtr
night.
Fouriy-fou7 dealers who had violated the Excise Law,
aTrda7ed the Tonbs Police Court. AMI hcid 10
800 bail each.
Only dealer was brought before tho F0Tdham 20
Ice Court. RE held for examination.
At the N0TSYe Police CuuT all the dealers arragned,
10 In nmbg r, were heid In 800 bali each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

There was a large crowd IN and about the
Jefferson Mar6et Police Court yesterday. composed
mainly Of the friends OF the arrested liquor dealers A.
the police continually brought in more prisoners Justice
Morgan Was compelled at to order the doors to be
closed prisoners brought {" the count after that
time were sent back 10 the station house to be held over
night The bartender Of the Union Place Hotel and
HilPs variety bal among those arraigned The
dealers were required 10 give 800 bail each Henry
Parker who assaulted olHcer who making ar
rest was held In $500 bail seyenty-thres prisoners
were examined.
Al the Essex Market Police Court only eleven liquor
dealers were arranged during the early part Of the day
Justice oterboug held an extra session Of Court IN the
evening from half past until halt past 10. and dis
,ses a. over hundred eases Bail OF 800 was taken
when ever the surety satisfactory. Iae Court ana
the street adjacent crowded Win go0-naihresi
aae al Cerans who alternately aughed aud sWORe al
What they called a " froi Ame7ca bel - vi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
4 EfE3CH or PROMISE SUIT


JOHN y. TITUS, or 1nDDLrrOwN, ONO. SUED FOR
SO 600 BY Mss NANCY A. DICEEY.
CINCINNATI Ohio. Dee 9.-SOme interest has
been excited throughout ihe state 0y su.t broagi,
against john 3. r,tus. Md le;oGn. by Miss Nancy A.
Dickey. also OF Mnidc own, Uho charges lin with
bre en Of premise and bas,ardy THIS lady am orphan
some years ago she came into a coma .teucy. which,
however. was disspatod through bad management
fashionable circles here. she Disappeared for a time
and il va, believed that her absence due to an Cper
ao made necessary by her intimacy with son of on Of
The wcalthicst dry goods merchants ~ this city In tn,
veirs that have passed she mas escaped the Sngs Of
o>sp here until she herself revyc5 an the stories
by a most extraordinary proceeding. The petition
WIS fled Yesterday ia tho Common Pleas Court. and
the fair plaintiff fixes her damages 40 10000 She
leges that on about March 3, 1875 in consideration
the fact that size was unmarried and a.
his requcst she promised 10 marry him. and
he promised 10 marry her within "a reasonable
time following Plaintiff says that condlug in
M, promise Of marriage she has hitherto remained and
still Is An unmarried woman. and has always been ready
and willing to marry the defendant. that on or about
the day OF June. 1874. Tytu, married q certain
other urrSJn named Minnesota Ewing. contrary
to his promise with the pinnHh she urtHrr says ton
nj a yers ttnrs between MtIcl :, 1873. aud the dHy
of june, 1874 ohe requested the d'lcndant e.
marry her, yet DC utterly REFUSED TO marry her.
p allcgc, tiht reasonable time Ia, ELAPSED frum
Marcia ) 1873. dav " June. 1874. and :lit is
damages 10 the extent pt TSVObt by reason
,f hi. breaking his contract Thomas MIliikcn AID
Charles L. Gunckel appear ~ attorneys for plain
tiT. Tytus asu arrested on a charge 81
im,arIv preferred by Miss DicAfy and hc gave bond
for hs appcarauce at an examination 10 be ned 9eore
Mayor Hedjiug ot Miidlci0wn. tU-irurr0w. Mr. IFtu.
bas noted rs one OF ne wedinlest yonng men %,
ltdN, worth @3gtVlfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
ASSISTING WORNNGwOMEN.

The Young Womens Christian Association
has recently appointed committee, the duty Of "hich
is to secure boarding places for working young women
Two members Of the committee present at the hea
quarters OF the association. No East fifeehtn-St'
daily, except Sunday from 10 "a. untn - III 10 aiu
applicants. The committee requires good references
rom those who apply for boarding places, as wen aS
from those who desire 10 receive bOarders ana the rec
concentrations Of the pastors OF the churches when te
apphcai "a have last attended preferred The COM
ntteo creations every applicant TO her former rest
denee TO what church belongs, and endeay0rs %
secure the fullest information in regard 10 her Two OF
tue most active members OF tnis committee, arc Mrs
Lewis Brewster and Miss Sarah Hills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
ECLIPSE OF THE BARROOMo,
APPARENT CHECK TO LIQUOR-sELLING.

APPARENT CHECK TO LIQUoR-sELLING.
BARS ALL OVER THE CITY SEEMINGLY ShCf-A AZ
ACTIVE TRAFFIC KEPT UP sEcRETLY-0vER ooo
ARRESTS YFsTERDAY-CoNTfNUED EXCITEMENT
AMONG THE DEALERS.
Bars all over the city suffered apparent eclipse
Yesterday, but it was only apparent lor
an extensive business WAS done IN secret
Over 500 arrests had been made before II
o'clock last night Some Of the police Justices
held extra sessions in the evening. in order to bal
the prisoners. The excitement among the liquor
dealers and IA r customers continued at fever heat
SATURDAY and yesterday. and there were lively
scenes AZ The Excise Office Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
PROPOSED NEW-JERsGY LEGISLATION.

Notice WAS given in Jersey City on Satur-
day thai application would be made T. III, Legislature
SrwJerscy, for the passage ~ acts to accomplish the
following ends To change tine boundary lines OF the
Assembly Districts throughout tho State to consolidate
OF the boards Of local government Jersey city,
ana 10 nCrrase the powers O the Buaft 0f Finance 10
authorize the jersey CITY Bnari of Works spend an
extra 9-jOOOO IN the repair Of streets 10 Increase the
powers of tne Jersey City Board Police for certain
p,ciEo objects; 10 authorize The Hudson County Board
~ Ircch0ders Ia borrow money in anticipation taxes,
an 10 lce the paynens OF the taxes In arrears.
which amount 10 SJOO,OOO: 10 reduce the amount OF
stock of the New Jersey Central Railroad 20 per cent,
"a allow bonds for SlO,0OO.OO0 10 be Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
THE SECURITY'S INDICTED OFFICERS
Robert /. Case, President; Theodore r

Wctmore, Vice President and Isaac H. Allen Secretary,
Of the Security Life Insurance and Annuity Company
have been again indicted by tine Grand Jury this time
c-Hspracy. security against their possible escape
technical grounds IN the other proceedings.
Judge DYkman Deing informed on Slliirday OF The
pcndrncy OF the motion before Judge Brady vacated
his order sayn the execution of the sentence OF Robert
l. Case. This will prevent his renewing his order
sLoGld Judge Rrady decide adversely to Case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
BONDS AT Low PRICES.

Some of the old and nearly worthless securi-
held by duncan, sherman Co.. the OF
failure, sold Saturday. The following is par
tal list with the prices obtained $4,000 Mobile and
Alabama Grand Trunk Railroad FIRST Mortgage per
cent gOli Donls. WIN coupons past two years. 500
Il 300 e and Pttsburg Railroad First Mortgage per
bonds -96 ETie ana Pitfsnnrg Consolidated per
ecnt mortgage bond, $50 81 .OO3 state OF Alabama
Dund. Cass c. due January, 1906. Sz3 50; $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
SEEKING RELIEF IN POISON.

Deputy-Coroner Miller made post norton
examination, yesterday of the body Of Joseph Hoban
who was found Thursday last at One hundred-md
thirtietlst and Ihirlaye IN nsensio.e condition,
and who died few hours after beng taken W tho
Ninety-nlnth Street Hospital In the stomach was
found quantity of audnum sufficient to MI threo men,
N was earned that 0ban had thrsatened repeatedly TO
take ms life order TO escape from his 1lounes MIA
Hnban who lives n Jersey CITY. came 20 the Morgis
ana Ideutfipd the bad bcen vurcei Dom
Hoban she said, account VI amiiy troubles, ana he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE STATE CANVASS

OFFICIAL FIGURES on THE VOTE FOR STATE orp,.
CERs-DEMOCRNIC PLURALIuEs RANGING ypo,,
11.26t TO 36,I11.
The official returns Of the late election q,
declared by the State canvassers is given below win
the exception Or re scattering votes which have not vi
been published. The latter vote was small Omittns
tue scattering votes Controller Oicoit has majority OF
1904. and Mr. Seymour, G760. Mr B,,ca t,o,. oft
votes Of majority; Mr. schoonmaker. lgs3s
and Mr.. MacXin, 15,432. The w1rkngnen ysed aln,.t
soldly for the Greenback clniidite Tor Attorney.
General, while the Greenbacx returned the favor
by voting for the WOrkmxmen. sndidatc Tor Coniroier
For TREASURER and STATE Ea-anser. the WDrngnsl and
GIeenback men generally TED on the same candidates.
Rice and Gr5woli. th' men nominated In their con.
Nnnlnna recnIyng yorE cow Yot-. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

\ gentleman familiar with the workings of
ilie Health Department said recently to ImBrSE re
porter thai, IN his opinion, the board would not look
with favor upon Captain GGnncs Suggestion that the
Street CLEANING should be transferred from the
Departnrnt OF Police to that Of Hea ill., lie admitted
iliat iurnscay, street CLEANING had nothing TO 10 with
the Police Drpar mcnt. the business Of which 10
urotrct and guard tne ely from criminals, while clean
streets had q. vital connection with the ciiys health.
N.y,rthrcsa, hr Thought t4at TIE Haf!th Board rOu
o NOR. tEc uf monitor. on OFrlr-ci, ttil bf
rolling tc street cleaning UprrId IHs. Ihe PDIct Dpar
lnrnt bad every iiclIiF Tor afctftMrlH2 tHe COZ
Giiiuu OF Tie streets, ts pGiiuinln passed daily
oy.rcycry street and C,gd rev ~ report any VOL Son
Df Ire Sanitary CIc, any failures To- com 'y VIII the
law "a other sDecls such, iOr lnsaucs as tlc throwing
~ Ci-, mo the street. L. now yer, the Leg
gttre should place tue -trcei Cleaning BHrcna under
Inc cnatrnl al the Health Board thIt Board could not
,ri fr IA uud.rt i.llng WORK. and ne nId NJ ot)
illi II vuu'd De don" tHor'u shiY.
lir.uris swift "A Brooklyn contractor, 10 letter 20
la.ur BIS proposes to remove all tue sGI 3sc from ht
civ aud pay 5.0a Yuar TO- the uflvI"-, 81. pI'
fB GOO fur the privilege for period OF zen wears" Re
,y4 e viii len0ye tlc refuse every day, give stis
factory 5. cutity The ucgiprlincc ot the work The
.,ni!iune.ttiIn was referred Ia Controller Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
vAIrABIF LIVESTOCK BI-RNTD.

A barn, owned by Peter b. Alderman, on
the Haakensach River, opposite Hlcuneack de-
sroyed by fire ON Saturday night \ stallion named
Hyperion, with record OF DOT. valued than
so 600 brood marc WITH fOal, valued ~ than
81 900; SIX valuable young horses nIe O0lrI
bull a number % pigs, and qdanuty Of hay and grain
were burned. There Insurance the stock and
only small amount on the barn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
A CREW LOST BY YELLOW FEVER.

The schooner Joshua Grindie, from 81. Jago,
which arrived here saturday, reports that the Cap
tain ". 4. Frcthy, and Lincoln Merrill are the only
persons remaining Of tie original crew, the others Aav-
ing died Of vel Ow fever The matt, G.. g. Casper and
Mauri,, Oman. -paman, died no -. JayO, md were
buried there On November -. four at,s from mort,
William TrOprgT, seaman, died; on November IL tie
steward A. T. Carter. and Tho 1871 Au-isU, IrOorSf
died. Tbos. men were buried 10 or November 10
the brig Romance, Captain Crai ff0m Ntyasa for Bal
tiiBOrc wls met and board four sailors Ia = -
The schooner INTO port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
TIE rENUREOrOrFIcE ACT.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Dee. 9.-P. n. Bowling to-
day, received telegram Rom ti PO,.la trr uerl e-
.nsatus him Postmaster in Cato city, n consequence
OF ' failure Of tle 3cuatc 10 confirm lie recent apy0nt-
nient az Alexander r ed Upon presentation or the
order. Tie Ui.c ued over 70 NJ DJvlIDs
Dy the deputy m charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1877

bonds with coupons since 1856 81 S40 900 Buffalo and
New-York City Railroad per cent bonds, with coupons
since 1854 80 , 400 Manhattan Club per cent bonds
SS7 so; $4,000 Oregon Central Railroad per cent
gold bonds, due 1906. Sl6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
SWEEPING POLICE WORK YESTERDAY.

Reports to Police Headquarters up to y
o'clock last night indicated that tine enforcement OF The
police Of the sunday Excise Law general through
ont The city. Whenever saloon fonnd open ana
AMOR vassod the prCuIctOr bartender arrested
and The house sht In order to enforce the law
ridly the police we're divided yesterday and last night
so as 10 put an entirely officer every bent thus
avoiding possl Die fay0ritsn or partially. The follow
ug SHOWS the number the several precincts
-l.. IN lullnIghi:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

The NEw-YoRK TRBrSE says IalteiS9 ~ "a m.
s,r- u.c Democratic va ~ to utr al pat
dlcates a panfai depsh oi drpfaN'S y" ''' f
tvrs0n-t Nogrislown Heiald.
ayhst ia your chief consolation In lille
,a - ,,,st,,r of young lzay his biblc GLARS ~
Sa,s ly bhrshed ana hessstd but ON .le deSs ,S
,s reneatsd the ingnniOis pnidsn said " 10.
SI =, ts you hs aalas. but have no eoI'e10i' !"
t,ll ven where he hscs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
cfGM-MAKEps TURNED MANUFACTURERS.

The cigtIr-mdhcrs assert the brhet that II
hey vor!, together haguuuiously n thrI~ shop go
80 ~ Ya,cy-sf which tnatr organization purchased
last week many OF tue manufacturer, wl sever their
connection with tn. Employers Association and MAKE
terms with tie strikers. Speaking about the expulsion
on NJ NJ smith frou the observation-disclosures As,ocl-
tom President -aa-a'r s!it TO TRIBUNE reporter THAI
fuc manufacturers ght s.Uu have Ucc'alUn t0 UAJrl
..',arIl iuDle of ihrr fellow ututhcrS. At tue new
shop uuJiber OF wuriucu were busy Sa;u dir
mgistcuiuE ana preparing tobacco for TIE u.I
lorcc tltt will begin work tnr morning. Tie forelaI,
Nh GonprGz. stl.cG that The ghOP not exactly
'eriye The workers pald fan union rates, Gut
- nor ci ~ tcir Wages deducted as relief fund,
ud to purchase Stock and 40 pay the rent. 1hs uoun,
yygUid be IcIauhh loan. io be repaid Whcu-
yrr circumstance warranted. TIE lofts ~ ic two e
la pips buildings have been rented. nj the thr-c Dud-
inc. v.l be united int0 on. shop. WORK vii be ucguH
Nj h :,ol 800 hiud- Tlcn f.rte tne mal!-tts nope
oon To u,rcl,. 20 Cos. Orrs are coming 10 iia aud
,Ir smith expects have employ extra men 10 WORK
on night also during tine biay season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
SALES UNCHECKED IN LONG ISLAND CITY.
The Excise Commissioners of Long Island

City complain that the law in that city, is not enoieeu
OF the 100 hotel and acknowledgment only ten or nfieen
are licensed. IL understood that about ninety luCt
mCnts have been found against llitll et'fIe oi M
mas been ufte or no EFFORT 10 push them 10 tal. The
Excise Board IL ia alleged, has repeatedly appealeu 10
tine Pnicc Commissioners lOr ad. D-L without cnerE
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uptO midnight


In obedieuee superintendent wahngs instructions
early Last night the liquor dealers arrested tacu
10 whatever police courts found open. The only
courts ia the city which kept open we're Essex
,aret and the Harlem Police Court
The following table shows tho number Of arrests OF
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AU CoURAST.-The Laird: Halo, Sandy !
here's fine neap of newspapers! snpnosr You know
what's gong ON as well any ofusf Sandy; Ma na
sri A dinna ken a word thafs IA tilemi Theye's nar
To- that tho moo Am keepn' them a Tor the VIM
ter."-lFun.
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lquor-deaers for the twcnty-four hours ending at
o'clock yesterday morning Qhe official police dnyl;
LAST WEEKS APPLICATIONS FOR LICEN rs.
The number Of applications to the EXclse

Board for licenses during tnc week ending December
was A receipts week. S6.-S5. IHe hiimber Oh
appnc luOnS TO date 4,s13 receipts TO dhe' f-0l'
SJ2 H.