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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

told the Sheriff he must close Mmrisscy's also. On
learning this Norrisscy choicest Bnsssaic, threat
coed to drive me ont Of Saratoga where bad been
guest with ny family for many seasons. lie iooded
SARATOGA with handbills dcfamatDry OF me- containing
charges OF offences agnIrst ai known Laws. None OF
these chaig"s were true. coilericd' through NJ uazn
LAWYER of NcwYOrii, Morrsscy's record ~ Troy htr
Albany and posted the facts IN nan bills Throughout
hiont 1860 Morrisscy became irerc7lcd in lotteries
I was then Government Inspector pt l1ittll,S up
pointed October - irol' !3 NJ t,-ri',i
James r. Brady Recorder Uacictt William orion y -.
Hall then Dslnc-Aiiorneil, "nH Nis su5, 5
pOsitOn the request az Roscoe '"hE -ht hu ~
Boutwell. aud at the personal fc9,tt 81 Niii'li -
diec"ye1c nat MI Morri,sey aud his crparturr- were
not ONLY defraudng The purchasers "l Int'iE 90 'o
nOlcics hy fraudulent dra Wings mn were 'ht'l"s o
mont ont of the tax that should icre been dr-
rived under the law MUrrissey ana rs patheIS h'u'
strenuous efforts. aided Nv notorious ioN ~, r
genial spirit, who travelled WIN d ~. ~ 80 ~, nom
dressed m boys clothing. introducing ltr 10 w ,n
companions rs g On lflie, nv nep"cM i'a St 10
q noble sire, stht l.c I"'io 80, II, me
gram joan A. Morris. iAei h.' It4al ~ l 80 -
lottery business M ~, .,'',,i,,isS 10
and meaning Of THIS telegram Htre ,,,,i s-, rbc
me and went Washington and obiahfi rom ~. ~
Then Secretary 81 tilr Ire5.u, IA ,-T 10 nycsIi-
tional power IS special agent OF 'ut lTe"'if' S,s
gate the nature. character and extent % me
reported arrival M Ne"-l OK 10 Nr' 'an ~
then Assessor WHO comm need an in
fore tie ause ten DAYS MoiNsey, 20 ria lihsth :" d"
investigation. sold ont bis business; ,.. ,, 1,,tcr
Ny resignation WAS sent 10 lho Commissioners 20 iii,
nal Revenue rom Saratoga Oh July !, lo0O' one year
after Mr. M1rTiseey's threats: -....
him 10 Mr.. Townsend and NJ. Kelly, they are utterly
and maliciousy false WAilo thanking him for c3upihi
VITA such dist.nRu"hrti gentlemen, WI ~
require defence at ny laHds, desire 10 sly th
wish 70 relieve them from the iDpGtalon that u
So readily from he records % ne courts.
II Mr. Morssey or his i1ends donot he truth 40 mere
stated. t,clam to the C.mm,s-"nrr oi informs i
Revenue viii osab sp tie tru;h ritl ut room l"I cl
Wien Mr. Morr,sey ucKi SEEK To maze hims-Il era,
man. respectfully request ii"1 ne VIII SeeE som %t'i
victim than M = 0i''i-Li'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
THOMAS WHITMAN MISSING.

Suspicious THAT TIE HAS BEEN MURDERED.
Thomas Whitman, of Fort Richmond, con-
fdrntiaI clerk in the employ Of Milford Thompson
Coz Of Wal-7; in this city, started Tor home Thursday
evening by way Of the Central Railroad OF NewJrsey
10 Bergen Point On arriving there be was TOO Atc 20
c, the fern boat 10 cross the K., and went BACK to
inc gt-qgtau Hrtrl for the uiolt Re rrtifec raIl'
after vainy seeking ferryagc IN tDwhoat from lr -
fpnrctto House At O'Clock Friday morning nc eI .he
hotel and proceeded towards the ferry-laru.ne
accompanied part Of the way by CaPtaih Ste,
Ihrn Whifnry Of ,ie EaFonnc pOLtc, Who
was the last uersou known to have seen hm allY..
About uiua O'Clock Oh tho same evening Nj NIlhiaIis
ovc~coat was found the beach, near ne terry IdhS
vim me sleeves turned inside ont One dollar ~ c"1-e
and % cold sleeve button also found einee thrn
Nr WIi',aau hes neither boon seen nor heard ron
sn,,rr coisfarcr connected with Oh: Dflr 2 tl1t
lIr Wmtmal5 hat found Saturiay win quantity
g.! sand N M hear the spot where the cost WIS iold AZ
r. taucht wac placed there dnring tine hEnt 10 nls
lead those searpbnc, for the missing man lt rlud0
md n number OF Doatjnan from station Island Nerr en-
.agol. Yesterday, in graphing for the Oody I'D the Mis-
bur without snc"ras
NrWhitman wa the son Of Captain stephen whitman,
one OF he tru Port Richmond, was TeHt'-ecEcl
wears OF age scndy and domestic ~ DIS ha'it-' an ae
aus, seee man. and VAC D. 'V, Of large salary H'
fp;ily consists OF % wife and one child, living 81 snug
Hs-hor " Is said hr rad large suu ~ money IN h7
possession when he Left the oicc ON Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
KILLED BY HIS MISTRESS.

STABBED BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO GIVE HEX hoNfi'
Michael Cavanagh, age thirty seven printer
OF No 40 Thomas-St.. was stabbed by his mistress
Bridget Crua. twenty four Saturday night ara oieu
an hour afterward. The murdered man and ms COM
paian had been living ms man and wife four years in
dirty sIUad room ~ tenement house where ~
euIess and hghting ruled day and night tFhlaSh ann
the woman have qunTclcd frequently atoly ahu Doth
Of them have been addicted TO drinking Attef suple,
or Saturday night the woman asked CaFanagh iot
money with which 10 bny oil and coal, ana upon MS
refusing IT, size followed him INTO the street,
declaring she wOnld have the money or revenge.
Cayanneh went into a carpenter shop at No ~ lhOnas
St. and breu drinking beer with the owner, MI Up
ton. The woman Cruise after came In ana rosaifn
her request for money. Another uuarrel ensued ana
WAS terminated by the Infatuated t3knga large
sborln,Icrs knife from her pocket. and plundng 10 np
hit m Cfyanaghs breast. tavan10h rushrl io
the street and cried "murderi" and then fell 10 the
ground, where bee was found BY Officer EeuuelL ana
conveyed Ia the hospital. lie spoke again. Inc
nugicrCs3 attempted 20 escape. @nd rushing mo an
aoy-wav, gave The knife She stl held 10 colnftd Wo
man sIarv Brown uext-loor npighbor. who threw II
INTO tie sioyc and made an rnalccca.fu attempt J."
conceal H. Both Bridget Cruise and Mary Brown were
loo ted up to await the action OF Coroner Croker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

A petition has been prepared and is now be-
ing circulated for signatures 81 tine leading manU'actur
ers 81 The United States, appealing t. Congress for bet
Ger 1Iail facilities between this country and the south
American states. particularly with Brazil II sets forth
tuat the real which prevents return TO former
prosperity uftAc manufacturers Is hc roiuced cou.ump
tirn ~ manufactures, aHd int the 10 remedy the
ryil 10 ird mirkes; hGi there Is growing Gc-
tine part OF foreign merchants 20 purchase goods
FROM tiGs country because Of their superior QUa-
~ and style, Wtl thc ability a,d
Icadiu io furnish them obgapiY 81 LJro,cai uiaLu-
fcturs r. bl tlat lac Obstruction lies the want 81
suitable communication Uiib such ccuntI..s; .hat tfls
Doe ontuc. uy furnishing snt m&H tacltt' aS VIII
brink these markets. d. communication with The uHnI-
f9ciuroI- Eut are prevented by the want ~ HuCh a
Tics: tLa Il f ear r-fy hoped thai truaIcsS VIII furnish
sleh aG IN pu.tal arts ~ GI. overcome
this nudiancc u commerce. and place this couu ~ upon
equally win compel ing a.u Ia, ?ud stimulate Tue
c.dv revival %. Amellcaa iuiusti.Us. Tie petition VIII
e forwarded 10 Con srcss early in te regular session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
srJyLErs.KEpLY 10 M0REloSE1.

NOT DISMISSED FRoH oTFICE-MoEMsSEYs AsSER.
TIoNs ANSWERED ~ IrTAH-
To the EdttOr Of me TrttENe.
SIR: You allowed John Mouisser IN your
Issue of saturday 10 utter many fasehoods about mo-
In his ryiov with an attach5 OF TIE TRIBUNE, refer
ring to John u. Townsend iltcryieW, he says:
Tscse charges camC from Stanley, Marcus Cicero
Stanley. He gave tLcm 10 Townsend. consider Sian
lev "A dangerous very dangerous nan. HIS
motives FOR aSsaiing plain. once got INTO q
wTauglr with friend Of Stanley = ana atIeY TOOK hs
tIrt and got Stanley turned oCt OF an Office hc held
u.a,r the Government went % Washington; brought
ID hear al, fuC influence could. and got Inn dismissed
And r has gwen these thin-5 to IONnS-Ld now. Kelly,
q: course is IN the combination.
lido not object 20 the epthets; more than one bad
man, ike john MorTssey has had occasion To think me
"a yery dangerous man" MoIrissey IS cursed with
tad memory VOL as evil
plsG2 or s63 an editor OF weekly journal charged
some Of Mor1ssey's friends With burglary theft and
highway robbery. aOrrssey ospOusod the cause Of one
o. them VINO had been Mortissey's trainer fo7 nrize
fight. got an indictment against the editor and forced
tbe indictment 10 trial. The late James l.. Whiting ap
arcd Tor the defence ad justified the publication on
tho ground thai gamble. necessarily "A thief, and
roduced iu court tWO-caIl faro box 10 show now TIC
gambler stole his victims money. After brief contro
yersy between Judge Whiting and District-Attorney
Jobu McKeOn the prosecution was abandoned and The
ury ocoutted The editor without leaving their seats.
Durnr the season OF 1865 George W. I'M opened a
rambling house within the grounds Of the Union Hotel
IN Saratoga IN opposition 10 MOrissey. The Sheriff, IN
Aiorrsseya interest. threatened to close lls house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
OTuLR FIRES

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 1.-The dwelling
Of Dr. H. H. STAFFORD Iougitoayillc Mls. ga 'i.r.gd
Yesterday moIuiu- 30 TIE b-i.u- was DOL it" io- f'o'V'
San FRAScIsco, Noy IA Gre, in the wood
nile of the VIRGINIA and Trucsre Railroad ua"r Carson,
New Friday night. DESTROYED about 1900 core, ol
Wood Loss $50, 900 ABOUT tNolDifds 81 "h' co'''-
eI by insurance. TO fire was OF lucohGIaiJ u4l-I'
HAERIEBCRG, Penn, Nov. 4.-Neiser ~
Bpnd,ls lumber ,ard about two and hall ii'' Ii"ln
Ph.ies5urg Centre County, Penn, was AFsI D! an III
ceudIsry about o'c.ogk this monlns ana nts" n
Ji1n a and 3 600 600 fees 90 lumber was consumer.
Tbr los, Is estimated a. $4,000; maaraA,c a''"'
$4,000
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. IA IRE tAi' morn
i'm, DESTROYED Herr 4 syt0r's tobacco factory il'
,r,,ted loss ON stock is $4,000; Insurance. SOW
THE vbisley establishment Of j. B. MciTan * Son. al
t,i,inr was seriously damaged Five hundred oait,i'
~ Is,'r,on wbskey belonging 20 toe hrin were ne
IaSi entcng . loss OF 81 900; 800 DaFleis hc.oh.'
o,'rI cunningham, aud 30 bdtrcis bt."u-ihS I'D ~
-. ,.rr. also constituted. Gaming nal'- loss -
~ : 0u6 and Knapp's somewhat less AT tle sties
go fp.,rrd 10 the extent OF about twOtalgls Of tEef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

At a meeting of coiorcd Republicans held on
saturday evening in the KIN Assembly District WI
lam " As.or, he Republican canuf'te Tor Assembly
made II short speech. in wacn ne said:
Ny friends give me the most encouraging rerotis Of
Bc .gcs OF nv election There is SAID 20 exist very
rucD the ,ItuCi4its OF lie parry 10 "ich
! r.,oug. II Won send inc 40 Albany, ! shall rep
resent uo class ana section. SHAH 20
win broad views and eui.ayor 10 represent
every sf oI the XIth Assembly D.st1 L. Id'lc j., III
this canvass, great deal said ,onrcrnn- reform am
daily G.e-iioG,t % The po-i'on take on inns ana
tIqi needed r.oru. have but one alsWrr 70 az such
questions n YOU pUt honest ltu in Oifce yOu VIII nave
st Won Gosrg-houcSt tllciils ana reform com" 81
~. honest family. No eau Say that one oi my M
.ly ever did G-houes; action VIII ieHyt IT, you 20
v 10 ,~l ON .lu viii give your votes, and II elected
snail a. ms almost 10 present all TIE district fHtlluy
ana we'll
Tie TalAiuany candidate is Thomas W Cott'nsn. who
was indosed On saturday night by faction oi Tie ndt
pendent R puoicans. Mr.. Aston however, hae The sup
port Of ali the aui.-Tammauv organizations. The he
publican majority ci tGc district j. usually lovut LOCO
am, thor. is l.tto poet tat CO'tman' can reduce IT,
l.. rcfes, ID. ives f5r several term. past have been "e
u rg char ct.r iEe NlT. stor Nam. . Eliot & Cow
din Cnal.cs s.. Pea cody, ir., and Knox Ac-iee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
rpr.Cop,LCUI-RcT MISSIONS.

A large missionary meeting was he'd last
evening AZ the Church OF the Holy Truy. at Madison
ave and Fory-scccpdst in recognition of ih recent
action of the General Convention Of the Protestant lp-
copa! Church D which 5Ic system OF administering MS
mn. was Glanced The General Convention il, t Is
ro. r board % slytrneuI the general worH, with me
af,il5 IN tie hands FOREIGN enc domestic c"lAI
Too Grisu rpd-I 81 Northern Ohio, presided. Bishop
iIark,lu Of Nebraska, uryed fGt cJuse " tie 'Etitha
aud a., cGutchs work among them. Bishop s"neres-
,Iye ms reasons for ropiug particularly 20 reach the
Chimes. through educational ius;ltDt un-. IEtt tp'
. ,if had % great =, ,pc,t tO! l"trBi, OF when t.cT
sl. nlucE and for science OF which they had ll'ue
Through college he h'pei g. take ady"iiia-t Oh tis
ilatIs rf decentralization TIE Bishop has $4,000,
and wants ~6OCOO more Tor an endowment, not Tor
HE Etr. IT, charles H. Hall. Of Brooklyn, and the
Rey Dr. 4 Y. TwAga s., sT'E, briefly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
ROBBERY OF 4 NEWARK PAwyBRoKER.

The safe ia the office OF Jabcg EiyeTsOH, pawn
broker. ~ Bank and Hasey-S-s, Newark was found 20
nave been opened, yesterday morning, and tie entire
STOCK Of watches swcgy etc, mis- linz. The prop
eriy consisted OF iy gold watches, hfy silver watches
diamond and Other cwey. fin ger rings sc., Of he value
# about $1,000. About twO months ago DR.. Il
verson onc'iad tine loan Office and employed
G.ofge W. iarior % assist Lin. On November J.,
Eysr.ou discharged Taylor permitting EIm 90 soep lH
the siore until such time o. e cOud obtain an).1er p--
sitC. wren tnr robbery was discovered Taylor "u5
found De missing. Entrance 10 thc erc lad been -
fcct,d 10y hrcaaug open the door leading n from the
halfway. 1he cafe had evidently been oprH"u 10y du-
uiicatr keys Tue police uuthu-u'a are rruccut 80 r
atI 10 the ROBBERY md n ma, been stated that thcy do
no. accept altogether, the statements Iddc by EMERSON
and his regards tne loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
WIrHnRAwAL III Q. Il. UNDERHILL.

Many voters have been led to believe that
the reported withdrawal OF Charles g.. Unterhi a. a
Anti-famuaBy cand dale Tor Ass Ehy in the XIII Dis
trict was untrue, and device oi Tie enemy Dr. Ia
derh has wi, drawn in favor % Joseph e. s;rack. tn
regular Aut-sammauY and Republican candidate, as
tue following letter shows:
Trssrc JtaEs v. LFrs3S, ALLISON HOWARD. end NJ
,C1lEoEDFI.. COUlH}Rrc, cc.
GENTLEMEN: Wlic fullY approaching the honor con
lorrrd uppr me hy sour tender az thp nomination
n!c,lher Of the Assembly from ne KIN Distinct. an
nli,..d 20 decline TO- s the best acic %! tie d'strcl
demand lie defeat OF I-uEa'y Liau, AMI ms Goa only
be aro8np ,ucd 5y uniting upon ulr candidate. Mith
INA eo ~ view, aiC 90 suger thc name of Joseph
T. ~track. who hes received Tie AL.Iammauv ANA Tc"
ra1 Republican nomination. Mr. ~ratE ~ honest, aHlc
and popular. and carried TO-" district by large majority
ISL en "a candidate for Alderman . lrW years s.ucp
Thanking yod Tor your anJ NQres-iOus DI confidence
and regard. i'lidlH' t'lI! e'4rh'
Yours truly, CHAHLL- II. UNDERHLL.
h,lr- lnrL. NOV =. isI1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
rlIE GREAT NOETH 40 sOTrH Roo.

The great race between the representative
horses Of the North and SuuthPIrole, Owned by Pierre
Ieard OF this city and Harpers Ten Brock the pride
of Keutucky-wiIl DE run az Jerome Par at $50 p m
Tomorrow s. is believed that the interest taken III
tLn holiday to-ulrroW. and tnc reduction of
lie price Of admission % the fold 10 30
cents. wuI draw on Immense tHons 90 thr p,tn'
an II hey keep tic.r racing FORM, cNer foo. q" Ae "9
alf milo, race viii Doe holly contested, 41f boih
,eor are rlarvcls ~ spccd and pluck Tire purse -
~ 0O Ten lyvaecl h. sigh iy .ne lFottc, bu' the net
5uc3ly even There VIII ht numerous tl'l,s 10 ll
itie9n Will bee able spare the time to see the GROWING
and closing I'm of the year. 49,. 49,
Ten Eroeck Parole match, including stecpe chase inc
fAyOfite sport OF The ladies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
THE FIRE RECORD.
20 81 sl7.ool N wILLIAN-sr.

Smoke was discovered early last evening
issuing from the rear Of No 100 Willn-,t The tCnrn
succeeded, after much LABOR, IN br iAug in the iron shuts
teFs Of the burning building ana during ibis delay no
flames gained considerable Roadway, making neca,saT,
second alarm Flr,m4n Mccarthy Oh Engine ~. %,
while standing on shed. fol down and sustained gi.n
luiuIcs The bEr eel building d, o.. hlrk, ana NO
stories b.E IIc fist hJJr occupied bJ 7. a. HsIhcJl
a. Co., Manufacturer, Uf baking powder. me second
HOJr whore the fire originated, D.. Euah.e. Hb- machine
su0p Idc OtEtF tIIcc stories a.c occupied ~ 4. j.
-c!.rHck as lap'T-bJN mJuulJct 3ry. Toe hIr -lc-
tratc 90 the fourth floor, au also burn do6 into Tie
inst Tue water trOHu upon "a" bal ling flowed down
lu;J the ccil OF tuS i4Uut Du.dg-tLe drug aud uys
store ol Clifford SrrlIn AZ tu.stau-lng damages t-.l-
tIuutct al nearly - 600, fully covered hF INSURANCE" IEo
damage ia the burned building Is estimated al q3JJI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ERIES RECONSTRUCTION.
A THIRD RAIL 10 BE LAID-PIaNs oy THE ENGLISH

TRUSTEES.
Receiver ,Jcwett, OF the Erie Railway. has
been aul orizsd 70 laya third rail rom Bnghamon TO
sns1uehanra 90 connect VITA tho Jefferson Railroad
(which Is leased by the Eric, aud on which mira raj
has already bec Ind The Jefferson road taps the Dc D.
ware and Hudson Railroad system &c Clrboudale and
this rcute VIII give the Erie another outlet 10 Phadel-
pIa Tie Object Of obtaining hs authority at present
as 70 furnish guarantee the directors Of the Bos
ton Hoosac Tunnel and western Railroad that the nee
cssary arran grmens fora Boston connection would be
made without which they refused 70 begin the construc-
zion q tieir road Accompanying the request for the
order was "A letter from T. W. Powell TO hr. Jcwett.
Mfr Powell and sir Edward Natkn are the independent
tJlstors not representing any siecai interest Mr.
Powell who has now returned 90 England states that ne
WAS authorized ~ tho other G.vcn trustee oi h' recon-
sfrlotion programme 90 act tler behalf during ~
v-It % America; nave, Therefore u inform You he
saws, " that The trustees approve thf h3lnt o. tuc
third rail iha5 section ana ihe HaHc
Of The receivers notes Tor Tho purchase or me necessary
aud iron. And assure me vendors Thereon
~ scb au approval auG Of intention rs trustees
having the control ~ tie expenditures OF the assessment
money al intended foreclosure sale, thai lthoht
assuming or being held liable Tor any pet'nhai
resuOr:sil ;i!ty) ii intention to prOicci
and pay ANY potion o. the RECEIVERS I"tS
FOR thi purchase money OF said steel and iron, which
nay not uaid By The receiver before be hands over Ire
road to he purchaser, under the Reconstruction pro
cra..Iac" III. IJwuf- authority Ia dc WIS contained n
resolution 81 me Reconstruction Trustees, men pio
ydrs that NJ PO-sh PC urgently requested 20 pro
mont OF Purchasing Trustees, and 20 make such artusc
,ucns "a may Doe reccs any, In his best judgment 70 inf
tapr the completion or foreclosure the Tctcis' OF INC
undertaking and the rsau zati0n Of thc company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
GRAIy AND PRODUCE SENT ABROAD.

Eighly-nine vessels sailed from this port
last week with consignments OF grain, seventy Of
which carried 2.4c1 81 bushels of wheat OF This
amount 227.AsO bushels went 20 Liverpool; H. 32
bushels 10 London; sG.GOj bushels GLASGOW; 1890
bushels 10 Dublin: $1,000 bushels to Southampton /;
1904 bushels TO Rotterdam, ANA l331 bushels 20
Antwerp Other exports we're a. follows: Corn, l67,-
ia bushels; -four p SAC barrels rye 75s7G bushels
barley, S.36G bushels peas, l79S bushels; oil cake,
3,3Ji bags, and no barrels; cheese, 1O.l6l cases;
bacon 1896 tcfccs; lard sJl tercos, aud POI small
packages; beet 13O6 barrels pork 6l2 uorcos taluw,
55J barrels; butter. 40 packages; tobacco 1,795
hOgsheads; cotton, 5000 bales; hops, 99j baes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
RESULTS OF GTLMAN's CRIME.

Proceedings have been begun by five OF the
creditors OF william G. Gilman the insurance scrip f,rger,
10 have their claims aludlcated in bankrupt proceed
ng Tho creditors are The American Exchange National
Bant ~ 3s8 j5; Commercial Mutual Insurance Com
pauy. sol PSI o.; Daniel Drake smith g2O.J63 IL
Iiirm F,iicr $3.50 OF: ID. .. CalGs, 5000 40 max
ing e total of SI66.6Ji b.
uor haa beoh IN circulation That the Church of the
Transit .ilr.tun, - Whic!t Gilman Is sin member,
would lake action his case immediately. Dr
oughon, the rector. declines 10 give any information
about the matter tie holds thai Gilman las douc all
tut ne could do by voluntarily giving himself and,
q. he is now suffering thr penalty OF hir crimes the pu-
he ought o let the matter rest He he has received
several letters from Gilman, and has secn hin once
during his confinement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
nrrrTpADF Ar THE MARKETS.

Washington Market deaIriS, on HHIuTUH!'
complained Of very dull trade Beef comes Ia large sup
ply but is Of an inferior quality, consequently prices
have declined from one 20 two cents pound veal Is
scarce. aud commands advanced price. INC pouiy
market q. oycrsocIcd ana j. OF fair 10 COCA quaIt
commanding average prices. Game Is largely rercSecu'
and buffalo meat and yenl6On are beginning 'o arr. IN
good supply The fish supply Is short GA account OF he
late storms Fruits in abundance, ana Win Nhe eA-
caption OF peais and grapes, cheap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

pcarcd aud shed toward Dietz's woods, mile west
of The town Here the hounds bayed. and tried to IND
the scent An old dog finally succeeded, and pack ana
spoTfsncn followed The fox led them for iy mlnues'
Over eight miles Of rough country and besides the mas
ter and The whipperin. Mr. y. Corowsky was the only
one m nj ths death He therefore received the Dfus.
Tho members OF The Queens County Club VIII give
.lnut bali In the Garden City Hotel, OF Thanksgiving
Day 70 the ncighbOuuy farmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
y wEsTCHEsTER SUPERVISOR IN TROUBLE.
Snrrnnnte lnilin of Mestchester Gnuntv Is


sued writ Of attachment Friday, for the apprchen
sion OF stephen & Marshall, present Supervisor OF the
town ~ White Plains. and Democratic nominee for
the Office OF Register The writ was placed in the
hands OF Sheriff Brundae. Great retccnco mas been OBJ
served IN the matter 10 Is understood thai the pro-
cccdnCs ~ the failure OF Mr.. Marshall Ia pay
certain monies in bis hands 10 William Hitchcock the
heir OF estate in Westcheser, OF which Marshall
The administrator. Mr.. Marshall was Register OF the
county nine years, ana twice nominated by the
the county for State Senator in opposition
20 Vim. II. Robertson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

PRINCETON DEFEATS HARVARD AT FOOTBALL
The rival fiftcens Of Princeton and Harvard
played closely contested game Of football, on saur
day. a. the ST. George Cricket Grounds, Ho5oken The
Harvard men had the advantage IN size and muscle D
me skill aud activity OF TIE competitors seemed apuHt
equal The recent victory of the IiarYards over 1oAt
Canad an gave them confidence, aud they iot5'u
the bail almost 70 PrBcctuus goal. iuuI required -
second kick or and then the struggle b'sau amg Hn,'u
without other advantage than touchdown ior n'i
ward until time called. The contest aittt ih7 W.
very and exciting; when time was cAi'h ~ s.''
Princeton had scored goal and Harvard TWO lo,n
downs" Tleuefeatrd H4rYards chetrcd th't "ptuei's
with the Cambridge slogan to which the Wtares ol W.
orange espoulel WIN cheers aud titif pecL" ~
Sis! boom, ahr' To-day the Haryards viii play the
I,Iumbiu uftppu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
MARKsNANsTTP IN A UTGU WIND.

There were only eleven competitors for the
gold badge, presented by General wye at Creedmoor
on Saturday, many prominent marksmen Withdrawing
on OF the strong wind. W. NJ. Farrun won ire
badge 3d. Captain LNormore, Of Nlletts
Point losing IT, score Of 10, by nrng on the wrong
target Dr NJ. NJ Maltby Won the gold badge IN the
IIIsL-AueIican club match.