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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
AUDITOR M'GREW'S EXPORT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Sixth-Auditor Nc
Grew has completed his annual report to the Secre
tary of the Treasury, concerning work done In his
bureau during the past fiscal year. lie com
mems the faitLfulness and efficiency Of his EN-
Moves The whole number OF accounts of railroad COM
TOR transporting the mails settled during the
emf year is reported have been 3,Gl1, amounting to
80 50513g 3d. an increase OF 16S accounts and $780,,
4s3 Of over the previous year The whole number Of col
lection orders sent to railroad companies aud amounts
paid them by p0stmasters during the year, was 4j529
and 50 3s2IS6 If, increase over the previous year
Of ai4 ORDERS amounting S196110 IL The following
arcorns were settled during the year For star service
S57177I 10; collection orders sent to contractors Of
star service and accounts paid thereon by Post
masters during the year, 81 3i3,2ll -; ocean
mail ard consular postal service, Ti1O,sl7 % {;
snecial mail carriers Sj9.347 60; mail messengers
s667 IO7 30 superntendrns and postal agents Of the
railway postal service, $l90,77J 81; railway postal
mail agents 50 436.s22 40; accounts OF letter carriers
AZ 500 6l9 g miscellaneous payments, ri loo1J0 30
worrants issued by the Pustmastrr-Gcucrdl and
connte~signrd by tine Auditor passed during the year.
SII123 273 2S drafts issued b. the Assistant Post
rnos,er & ner and cOnnter~igncdr 10 cred and pass
Inv the Auditor ~ SiO.O72 "A Numb Of accounts reg
is.reI in registering dstlicis, l4JiG4 amount OF same
06 o3o OO5 IL an increase Of 377 and Sl9t
4fG so over previous year, total amount received In
gd or account Of carrying mails from various Govern
,ents az the postal union $3.50 9O total amount paid
these Governments tor like service. S30S6s q; total
,uonnt mid for ocean mail TRANSFORMATION during the
wear al AS - IA gold, and S96l3s 81 in currency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
NOT DAY OF REST IN JERSEY CITY.

Chief of Police Nathan, Of Jersey City, reported to
Mayor Soler yesterday violations OF the Sunday law on
SUNDAY last The reports the police CAPTAINS in the First
Third and Fourth Precincts he captain of the Second wa
late As usual that all the ferries horscar lines
steam railroads. Newark stages licensed hacks milk wagons
boobacks carts malt brewers Weehers sugar r.
huery Llrards tobacco factory and the Offices OF the
" Stern Union and District Telegraph Companies
were IN operation. Their also open Tor busl-
ness. 20 gnor saloons paper stands % cigar Stores,
il oyster and dining 46 groeere - barber
dTup Stores. amt stands furnishing
store n butcher shops stands nake nat store
clothing stores dry goods stores, stationary sh"s,
tailor shous boot and Store, undeTtakers shops
mix depDts aud livery stables .--- ,
usce Davis who his decisions IN the cases OF
several liquor dealers charged with aes on SUNDAY yser
dcsiicd ordnance If 1852 SundaV hqnr
.ginr nossed before the Of consolidation SUI IN
focr A. therefore gave judgmcu aad ue u 30 against
lanes Roche Matthew Doyle, Hugh ORelIy, lhoIhis r
Flood, otto Meyer, ana August Jullan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
TRADE DOLLAR COINAGE STOPPED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has ordered that the coinage Of
trade dollars be stopped for the present. Dr.
Linderman, the Director Of the Mint, has written
letter to the mipts giving the rea ons for THIS
Uo saws. That the law cOntemDates that the trade
dollar shall he coined only to meet the export demand,
and authorizes Secretary Of The Treasury TO limit tEo
coinage 10 eucn deInlud. There being no demand at
present for this com for export tie dscOntnnlnce OF
It's colnage il AM estly proper Moreover, the coin
Uhe trade dollar Is not a legal tender, and should the
price Of silver at any time recede II NAV ecomr quite
troublesome holders It5 coinage under the prs nj
circumstances gives dep0stprs uroht whch should
be- reallztd by the Public Treasury as repre-
sentiDg the people Of the United states, "hc1
is contrary 10 the spirit II the letter OF e law, and
sound public policy The bullion on the goid yaue OF
400 grains of standard silver, itch il the weight Ot the
trade dollar Is irth at present say 9il3 cents. Add
IN cents coinage charge aud haye tic cost of
,ie dollar 10 the depO,itor 80 cents In exchanging
hard dollar FOR dollar IN United states currency the
gol yalue of which is 97lOO ats, dep0sotS realize
ga Of something ~ per cont should Congress
hereafter authorize the coinage Of silver dollar for en-
culation, the Government Viii, no doubt promptly
furnish all that may be required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
THE N4YORS APPOINTMENTS.
REPORTS AS TO COMMISSIONER ERHARDT's SUCCESS
soR.

REPORTS AS TO COMMISSIONER ERHARDTs SUCCESS
soR.
IA last week, on the day previous to the
meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen Yesterday minors
were heard around the City Hall that to-day Mayor
vould send to tine board nominees for the Commission
ershlps made vacant by the expiration OF the terms OF
the present officials The report WAS in circulation that
Iacop ~ Patterson. OF the Excise Board. would
he named ~ TIE successor OF Polico Commissioner
Trbardt and that George A. Jeremi h. Of the Depart
ment of Public Works, would succeed Mr. Patterson IN
the Exci-e Board IL rumored also that appoint
ments would DE made m the Department OF Parks the
term OF Commissioner Martin having expired some
nnths ago and that OF COMMISSIONS Stebbtn ending To-
day Mavnr Ely stated - . rRIBCSE reporter yesterday
that he should nd ia any names Tor the depart
ments referred TO at the meeting OF the board to-day
Ills authortatycly stated. however, that Mayor XIV
has fully made nj mnd. IL the sIccrssor OF Poos
Cnu lsslOner III hardt, that Sir. Patersons name
will be sent 10 the Board Of Aldermen. tlus ireserv
ing the non-partisan character Of the Board on
Police Commissioners. report has been III
circulation that the Tammany leaders pressed the Mayor
no nominate Alderman TuOmey as Police Commissioner
but that refused the ground that the board would
thus he made partisan IL Is expected ny many OF the
CITY Hall politicians that MI Patterson Is made Police
Commissioner Alderman Tourney will succeed HIM as
Excise Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
An EXYR4ORDIN1RT ASSAULT.
A VIGOROUSLY BAD WOMAN KICKED OUT OF A
PHYSICIANS HOUSE.

A VIGOROUSLY BAD WOMAN KICKED OUT OF
PHYSICIANS HOUSE.
Two women entered the residence of DIR.
James Hadden a, No. 292 West Eb'ventn-st.. about
D. M Yesterday and waited nearly an hour for his re-
turn from distant call Soon after he returned, the
door of the house was op add the appeared
on the threshold, followed by DR.. Hadden. who was
violently urging them to leave. One Of the women re-
sisted. and made an attempt TO RENTER the house.
DE- IIaGden who is 70 man OF powerful build seized her
shoulders pushed her away, ana thtn hlcktu h'T
down the steps the sidewalk The woman gave loud
shrek as tell the pavement ana az once Went 0
violent convuis Amid he great eXcitemenG cause"
nv ts occurrence was borne away Oy the police 10
me Cuarles street Station and Dr. Haditu was arrested
and tlken To the same place. At the station II required
i've stout policemen to hold the woman ana convey ner
i'm an ambulance to the NeW-YuTk Hospital. SIC
yas recognized By the police Emma Martinez.
who some years gainel q bad rrpnt llcn as
panel ihirf under the name OF Red Emma she me-
RECENTLY lived AZ No. JOneS-s rs the VIE OF 1>cE
tive MnrtinOt Il said that she il able to bring on at
of con yulSions at WILL and more than one occaslpN
has made OF her skill IN order To cVade conviction IN
last evening 20 charge Dr. Hadden with an attempt at
abortion Dr. Hadlen's name came before Tue puDhc
Inc several months when inquiries were
being made by the Health Board IN regard
IN The baby farming establishment OF Mrs
worcester at No. I49 Chares-st The Doctor
signed some OF the certificates OF death 1t ber
house lie stated. last nisht, that Mrs Mariln0 W1e
I'm bs reception Yesterday AFTERNOON, brnRe te
class doors OF his b,Ocase smashed the chandelier WIN
chair and behaved badly that lie was compelled 10
eject her ilun the house. II VS. locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
OPPOSITION TO SILVER.
THE TRADE DOLLAR IN SAN FRANCISCO.

THE TRADE DOLLAR IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-Referring to Mint
Director Lndemans order stopping the coinage Oh taoe
dollars at the san Francisco mint, The Bulletin says:
Whatever may have been the motive OF Director Iin-
derman IL the average judgment NJ this distance at
me- has made nistake The first effect Of the order has
been to send trade dollars up for the dement, OF anew
lucky ones who happen to control The stock ana TO SUD
c Inc director 10 suspicion that his conduct not alto
eetner nnselfsh All last week trade dollars were dul
and almost unsuitable In this market NJ 20
cents This morning. however, the directors
order was nOsed about, up went the price ." %
and 90 cents, with actual sales as high IA 9Si2c,
me parties demanding par As the stock here u from
81 500 900 20 81 100000 and Is In Few bands hls cor
ner IN trade dollars OF great prcnniary profit Tue
that there is demand Is only parualy tlue
During The first nine months OF the year We shipped
over 100000 of these COINS, with prosper OF
an average continued demand OF NJ least SDOo
0cO uer month Trade dollars have taken such
root in China and ,st India markets as TO Justify ms
Abatement and this demand cannot De satl.noO wan nho
silver one OF our banks alone has sent SIX HihI'n
trade dollars the East Indies that would nave gonc
nroboby m another shape. 70 stop or Interfere WIN
his trade clearly against the public good tha we
fancy there must Tor the order gu tue
director winch does clearly appear at TINS distance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
XLVth ACCOMPLISHMENTS,

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
BILLS FOR REPEAL OF THE RESUMPTION .cr--,v.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION LAws-THE oRyoo.
CONTESTED SEAT IN THE HoUsE-rus c,v,.
sRRvIcE-rHE neighbour LAW IN THE S.vv
YARDS
SENATE. WARRINGTON. Oct %
In the Senate this morning a numhs, a
memorials petitions and resolutions were presented a..
ieierred.
Bills we're introduced, among which wer. N. .,
lowing:
BY Mr.. BECK Dem. KY. to repeal section 3 o, M.
entitled "An Act TO provide for the resunn,,on :.
specie payments, approved January IL, 1857
BY Mr.. HEREFORD Dern. w. Va. to repeal an A., j.,
provide for the resumption OF specie payments IN n,.
yies for the repeal Of much OF that act a. prov
for the demption Of United States notes IN e,c. .
$3000O0O0O and also for the repeal % 20 much ~ 80
act as roydes that and AMIR the lst day OF Janus
A. d. 1879 the Secretary Of the Treasury shall redee
coin the United States egaltender then ontsn
ing, on their presentation for rcdempon the oee :,
OF NewYork, In sums OF not less than $50. Mr. BscZ
bill simply provides for the repeal Of tho third section ~
BY Mr.. JONES Q2ep. Neyadal, to authorize the coin,
ago OF the dollar OF 4l29 grains standard silver ANA Ia
by Mr.. MATTHEWS rep. Ohio. Authorizing the Al.
Indication and payment Of certain Ella upon tie fnnd
created BY section Of chapter $50 of the law Of ~
HLlid Congress- In regard to the distribution VI e baL
ance Of the Geneva award.
by MT. MiltHf.ldb (R,p oregon, making further
preparation for the purpose ~ continuing the cou.ir.r
ton of canal ana locks. the cascades Of the Corrb.
River, Oregon.
Mr.. HOAE rep Mass) presented the petition o, tina
Boylson Insurance Company and others, pIayinx m.
re'stabshmcnt Of the legation 40 Bo.ota. IN The United
Stats Of Colombia, and The appointment of repiesen
tatiye ihereat.
Mr.. CIiAFFEE tRep. Colorado. submitted resolutoo
directing the Secretary OF TIE Interior Z, transmit 10 th.
Senate copy u tie last annual rcnurt ~ mo Govern
nent Directors Of ths Union raclnc Railroad Company
Agreed 10.
Inc vICEPREsIDEyT laid before the Senate tho IN.
finished business beng the resolution suhmtf. Wed
DesGay last 10y Mr.. EDIUNDs Rep. Ytl providing that
committee consisting OF seven Senators De appointed
whnse duly IL shal! b. 10 take into consideration the
state OF the law respecting the ming aud ees
ton OF the result ~ elections Of ~ siont and NlccPre.
en OF the United States and that said committee haze
power To rerOrt by bill or Otherwise.
Mr. LDhUSDS said that upon consultation with his
friend from Delaware (Mr. BNaidD, hr had determined
TO amend the resolution ~ adding the words and mat
SAD COMMITTEE nave power 10 confer aud act with any
committee Of The House ~ that may 10
charged win the same subj 'ct' The amendment
agreed 10, and tDe resolution passed amended.
Tie senate then, on motion of Mr. SARGENT lCgLl.
at l2:fO =. m, adjourned m Il tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
A MrRcENARy LOWER FoLED.

Tn, suit of Ernestine Moses against ish'l@ -.
Ter was tried yesterday before Judge i'''i'''' ,,
pleas special Term The plaintiff WHO : twenty - .-
-, 90 ,,,s Ia be taairoi t. The a PENDANT NAY '' $50
had 500 IN bank. Size boueht q Il u"eHn 'A' =.
friends. SLENDER demanded the s7o'' throa'n" ..,
re. AT TIE wedding II he a. NOT getih sc @"" ,.i
won't with him to tho la a, wnctc the m''~ We" -. ~
~. ,,o ,o,u, oc,,rut II the plaiuba aud dcicdut & :
-, -, -, Store ~ select % iAi ~tc .,.fs.
.xense .l,pts. back 10 The bank sha i'if'l .
x, ~ -, III s,r. 1, a tirri both d. posters A a.. srh
80, o,r,l IA Miss N0-rs She Wa- nf'E fi. u, ftra Z
-. ,ros,r "a She has -nit against uh" ~ , r,nrf
~, =, -. tlt Inns actinn for the tc"N .,a,tV b,
T i,,nfrni claimed That he Na- pr ms ,ir wcrr -
NJ, ,,,srrg me lady. Tho iafHer AM VIA
rn,,r. sienant. aud tho iahcr "Ni'ss ,a. nj 90
m AZ IA, could the young hiah aiN =" ,T-I,ys.
,anr,rut Iudre RobinsOn iOnnd Ia tho 'n -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
RIVAL TICKET IN THE FIELD.

A FULL COMBINATION AGAINST TAMNANf.
STRONG TicKETs DOMINATED ny BOTH PARTIES
THE OBJECTIONABLE sEPUBHcAS CANDIDATES
WITHDRAWN.
The joint conference Of the Republicans ana mo
Democratic factions opposed to Iammany Han,
Yesterday agreed 10 combination Comfy ana
Judiciary ticket Thomas Murphy and Adolph
Sanger. who were named for Register and Jnd &c OF
the Marine Court, Withdrew. and at The request OF
Henry Clausen. his name dropped as candidate
for Aderman-at-Large. The substitution OF the
names of Jacob Hess Allan Mcdonald and LOUIS NJ
Doscher completes the ticket as follows, so iar as
the General County Conference has the making OF
il. and for comparison it is contrasted with the
ticket nominated by TamDany Hall:
TJnngnN Anf Tuwr0ny.
,so ~. .r,-.,,a f,orr, rohr n BRADY John r. Brady.
Judge OF Marine Court .Genrg Shea Jofph MIL
r. Sunott. Alan icDonaiu-
po~,s.,r Tr,,fk IOew Jacob He's
.isa, -, a. o,,a s;1ru.l A. evils Gedney.
a"O'"'-"' psfricL keenan, G.. Pinckney.
Roberts. Andrew ~ bfrfh.
J.. q. Waehner. LOUIS d. DOs'noi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

Thomas b. Musgrave, who was appointed by the
nrene Court 20 the funds In the Cham
her,ains hans him by the court has ned his
no No such has made for the last fifteen
years
The total OF these funds Is sl52S5lO, ~ which nearly
sinO deposit IN trust companlea s2l ~ Is ~ w
ou National bank about Sl.2OOuOO Is IN bonds ana
rrtragts mentions several cases IN when the
mortgages inadequ security the most prom
,,.r, taken BY Jonn J. Bradley
,'I.mis,rl,u an suuken lots NneysiNth - On which
- go 30 is sim due There ~ due GA these lots or
axe aud and adding tho cost OF ming mp the To-
taI is more they would brina.
NJ wusave points the Chsmberla generally has
IN y Ina tho property forecloso aud that there Is ~
nt 81 which ~ pay losses lie makes detailed RECON-
nedoas OF precautions DO taken Tor Tho safety vi the
fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

TO'al-- o. TA''if'-'' .
These are the receipts but must be remembered
that til actual receipts rald into the treasury are usually
mu less owing the fact that excessive tolls are
csonaly charged and unexpected st0ppages ensue re-
Guring bOatman 10 ship ms cargo ny other convey
lure In which the tolls are rcfunded Inc actual
om0fnt pad iniO the treasury last year was only
Ar 1871 II and tons year they viii be not much over
II OIL 900 nearly ~ 900 less than the original receipts
very careful study of the table II expenses shows
that they win approximate 81 100000, which Is
within the limit required by the Constitution,
as the rccelpts last year exceeded that, but.
under the law and the Constitution, the cost
OF repairs, which VIII reach at least Tl,OOO,OOO.
the interest upOn the canal deht which amounts 10
SOL CO. and the Of $4,000 required to be paid
into The sinking funI liens upon the canal revenues.
W ch must he paid from the revenues THESE amount
10 OF $500 leaving deficiency TO be made
no By tax ton Of at au 81 100000. But IN addition
To- tesr is Cons iiuiiUnal provision for the payment ~
100000 for the support Of Government, when VIII
m k the deficiency ~ 100000. WI II the reduced IN
come Of the past year shown by The table above,
seems i'm iOsshc that the canals can do other~lsc tln
20 into bankruptcy unless the people consent to taxa
don for their support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
TILE FIFE RhCORD.
LARGE FIRE IN MADISON. N. J..
FIVE BUILDINGS, BEsIDEs THF DEPOT, BURNED
Lnss S2f. 900.


Lnss S2f, 900.
Flames were discovered early Sunday morn
ing in the side wing j. Ayerss grocery store at
Madison " j. In this building. kerosene and other in
nammable substances stored Tho village be'hs
without fire apparatus and The Telegraph operator penS
absent messenger DISPATCHED 10 Morrist wn, foui
miles away for help The flames spread very iast ana
communicated with houses adjoining, al the rear OF
tbe Store and with the railroad dcDot At the side Be
fore the steam recngne arrived from Morristown the
two and the depot we're completely wIapptai "a
flames. Thefnrniure ticket cases and ielesraph lus
roonta IT, depOt saved. The hu lllng on INC
north side OF the grocery sore then ca ghi ire ana was
mass Of flames IT was occuped % ,S"ei 0;ne
snuires "a dwelling house AMI candy store. ADJOINING
This building large double frame store occnpled ny
and cigar dealer This building also destroyed The
adjoining building. occunied "a TN ana s'tVe s1ole y
Dav. Soaring Co.. was badly scolened' pu. ,ne io "''
Tue second and third stories Of Ayerss binding Were
Ihrrv cnnta,nins between 500 and volumes, fine
cabinet orran pictures carpets aud nrntnrr, valued
IN an g 900. TLa passenger depot o' no Morris an
Fssex Railroad, which had hcen recently cnlareeu uuu
rcfrnishcd was valued 80 500 Most ~ the baggage
and cxprrs Goods were saved. The dwelling houses
near tho depot, which were destroyed were owntd DS
Nrs Dnnn whose loss abont $4,000. The Ayers
bnildrg was valued 40 - 900. TIE building occupied
by snuirns was worth $4,000 The store OF Alen
Crane was valued ~ $4,000. Tho other losses were
small amounts entire loss being $4,000, aud me W
suraucc $4,000 Considerable loss wa raustu ~ lne
stealing Of goods while being removed rom
the building. The furniture of the Masonic Odgr when
rented the hall the store OF Dav, Seng io WHs
uiured during removal. The telegram wires we're
thrown down by The burning of the pot The as snns
telegraph operator John BeNman rescued ne ln'lin
mrne and procuring 81 emutY kerosene oil barrel ana
Ilsoing a - sounder" and u % key" III position was
soon he able 10 resume conmunlcati n.
II is supposed that the fire oiina cd through the care
eSspes. of clerk who visited As erss store snort tne
before the q mcs broke Til II the second serious
re thar has occurred i'm Madison within two years me
bnsup.s BLOCK partly burned sunday night was nearV
DESTROYED hy hre about aud Baf ago. The bremen
of NOrrlstnvu sent down steam IRE enche ana Tar
force of men, who laDored very nard IN quelling the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
HONEST CITY GOVERNMENT.
MASS MEETING AT STFINwAY HALL.

MASS WEETINU AT NIFINWAt HAI'I4
4 TaREATF MING DISTURBANCE or LLFD-IiE kFso-
LurIONs - ADDRESSES BY DAVID NJ STONE
SIMON sTERNE, WHEELER H. PBCAHAM AND
oTHrRs.
An audience which well filed StelnwaS nan
last evening responded TO the call Tor puoho
meeting in the interest Of munic'pal reform
party of Communists, led nv Jnstns schwah, at
tempted 70 make disturbance. but their efforts
were futile. and several of them were arrested
Addresses were delivered nv David M. Stone,
William + Dodre. Henry +. Dimock. Simon Sterne,
Oswald Ohendorfer, and Wheeler II. Pcckh'm.
Resolutions were passed that committee of fifty
persons should he appointed 10 unite All citzcus in
favor of only such candidates for the Legislature rs
were in favor Of submitting the proposed amend
ments 70 the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
NETWORK THIEVES IN JERSEY CITY.

Superintendent WaIIing received visit, on
sunday from the Chief of Police OF Jersey CITY, and the
two officials had a consultation regard 10 tne attend
ance OF New-Yorh pckpOokets at NewJersey political
meeting. It appears that number OF professional
New-York thieves were present at the Mcclellan
ratification meeting in Jersey City, on sat
urday night. aud succeeded in carrying away
a large number OF watches and pockeI-s00k
superjntendent Wang was furnished yesterday with a
dsrrption of stolen articles which may he found IL
pawnshops In this city, and also with descriptions or
several OF the thieves The detectives have been direct
ed 10 give their To the work Of recovering the
stolen articles. and it hoped that number Of the pick
pockets may be arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
RAILKOAD WAR IN VERMONT.

NEWPORT, Vt Oct. PA preliminary
action u what bids fair to be serious railroad war oc
Cured al North Troy Vermont Sunday, when party
of railroad men, headed by Colonel Asa b. Foster tore
nm a portion of the track OF the Southeastern Railway
preventing for n time tho passage OF trains. PIelim
mary TO this action and growing out Of difficulty
I'm accounts between the Passumpsic and Southeastern
RAILWAYS, Colonel Foster was arrested ON FRIDAY, Mt
Senort and pat in fail his friends subsequently, baiing
MIN ont This IL probably the prime cause Of sundays
action The Central Vermont Railway Is understood TO
he aiding Colonel Foster and lis party IL il also under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
A WOMAN on TRIAL FOR ARSON.

Ellen Cary was placed on trial yesterday IN the
conr, OF General Sessions Recorder Hacket for
IN the frat degree The prisoner Manufactured woman &c
euued shanty near Onshundrre andfore'hS1 and Ienh
ave Ffty feet from another shSny, occupied
by Mrs Donnely and her family There was bl'ter quar-
raj bevee her and Donney IN Tie course OF which sho
r,,.r.i threats 10 destroy nOnneiy house One morning
il fires had been The door
- ne Doupely shanty, which had somewhat caTred the
oo hut haa Some half burnt paper pack
~ ~ tpoded powder and pieces OF fuse found
~, bits of plper ponl-d with paper In Ellen cary
sbMpy The Fro Marshal examined yesterday and the
case went over until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
wORKINGMEN,s NOMINATIONS.

The United WOrkingmen's County COnven-
ton WAS held las, evening in the Germanis Assembly
Rooms. About 800 delegates were present John
Enris presided. The following nominations were made
Judge OF the Supreme Court. Dennis M,cMahon Judges
~ the Marine Court William ]. Parker. John W. Ion;
Register Charles ROsencranz; Alderme Large John
Ennis, Darius Gallagher Carl L. Frauder, JaInrs
Carmichael Resolutions were adopted denonnclne
The proposed property qualification amendment
All OF the candidates except MacMahon are poor men
VIM j. Pa kcr il ASSOCIATED with Roger A. Pryor CAR
Roscncranz il a Tailor and saoonkeeper John w. GOh
IL OF the firm of COT Pollock lawyers. The others arc
laborfng IN and mechanics.