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, 1877-10-26

Dr.. Dale, who ia now leoturing to tho Yale
divinity gtnlehtA, advises Them to learn from thu
politicians how to avoid making dFowsy speeches.
1lr. Gladstoue Ia on the point Of making
visit 10 ireland, ind his eountrymen al IAuuiEe:
nWlas toes 10 anean by Itf' Tho Loadou 7tas<s
aays 10 n,eaa4 pleasRso and nothing more.
Con. Harlan IL thu third lawyer who has
rssu from tho Iiae directly to tue United Stasea
Supreme Cuntt Hcach. Justice Bradley md ""
Justice Davis hasbug cnlu5eA tho same distlneho4s
The publication office Ut The North dnes1-
Gun Hsrf4w will eoon 10 removed to Now fofk.
Mr, ", D. Kelley las lately been 1nada happy by
an Invitation to write aR article on the currency t0f
tho magax!nr.
Macmillan d Go. axa about to publish
"Tsauscaacasla and Ara.aL" by JaHaes DsTce,
nuthoe VI "The HOLY llomxn EmFlfu" tnow IN
tt4 seycnlh edItlou). II will ho ILLUSTRATED. SUD
coutain map Ut tue authors jouHloyiugs through
Kuaaia, the Caucasian countries, and ths TuEkssa
Empire. ....
Mr., Gladstone has written an article for
&he October number Of aaa HtaAtns.h ctatufs On
..Thv Color scnae." Ills theory II. thas the ~.
called color piudncss now notsd IL ssceptiona'
instances was onee common c9!4ttlon u tue ho'
man raee. sua that tho capacity 70 psfro5f' co'os
IL eampatattysiytas acquistioa-
lHH 4EoJ Wf<e eaA18 wv A"Ao"sAA e~
story, showing how The politicians manage IN vsid
Ecctlngs:
IL i, customary tor To- chooss fosnutteS
Of aSr, WIN authorised totese lhrne !n.n sae
ttsY Efrp ~ b4MG tht EAn1tdu&4- MT. AatEtN: FAs
uupa ~ Chalfust aud W. called thu Saa;Is 70 y.
IeF. " 4tn thu business Vi 1csIxGALaiG hfa nsN ~
prcacntc4. IheFs MAJ sofs of sN seat1sleh. Gus w
snpx HL hft<l Yer4ft VI that pnT& oetau
III lcl sli-Mf. chairman. I1auliuAts Thou ~ lsAh'
daU lar / knxu,bEr Of tAs Cuai1ttce.
AaILa y nrn.res u ~ SoHe!t.ss; AZ "r.. asss II
~ liz contrary slsp. ssctns % " E&sEssi ,,t.
'HF Aclall in I9ud .one}-n Mr. chatsauAn. aon!'
naES TAuAl1S Isln45l f0r lnsteg Vt tul. EnM!4t@.
NJ. U4fFovs-It nasxa ~ :sS.a!s4 t5at tfssx ,ax
u thJ ruotton VII IxniI W s-y!ax a!a oPt"*e' "
LII, Ncl iii 1uultIux " cxrltedly aud scsesnlngl-
M Chairman uutQn&ts TLos u KaodAl fas ne1'
Ecf u &h4 Eun1nltttxl ,...
NJ r.lIo.a-! = mersd s9d sss9n1sa teit /, taIef
Vi mutton signify Ly tna AVE- O1poAs W tna
routrssy bEn. Il AattnA ~ ~ 11!flSl. -t,.. ths
Mavtux sGtu1ed y lnAluttty VI tae COnutte9. t1Y
Cualr,Msu t4cu tusaed tu Tic usert!ea VI NJ MeEaa
alll ia4uIe1: 'sDt4ns understand WV ~ As&4&
i0vtiyn. vi. MccauI"
, 1877-10-26

Fatlcr Caucl, editor of tho Cgritu Ez&uliea,
and as orator ana writer regarded ns Oils Of
The foremost members Of the Order Of
Jesui!s, hay, Dy command Of The Pope, beon
eApei}oA by the General Of the Order. Ills
o9enso consisted in holding and expressing
the belief that tue restoration Of tho temporal
power was not necessary to the well.beiug Of
tile Church. Ho is kaid 10 intend tho publ
catIou Vi . complete account Of his GiGcr-
ouccs with tho Yaticon, dating from 1871,
, 1877-10-26

The Insurance Chronicle deserves great
credit for Its record Of losses by hro in tho
United States and Canada. It's statistics in
this connection are fuller and moro nccslrate
than those Of any othes publication. In it's
issue OF Oct. 1a the Chronicle gives the
record for nino months Of 1877 mud for the
corresponding perlol Of 1876 in tie follow
ing tables:
, 1877-10-26

From the official report by the Patent o.
1co Of The irc which, destroyed two wings OF
TIC 3todel-Iioom It appears that tho total loss
was II, ,5IH', ,0ot', including tho amounts nee
cssary TO rcstors models, drawings, etc.. and
to put tho building In tlre-proot condition,
, 1877-10-26

TosAf. I'll, S5A 100 to. til 800 &747h6o0 *3o52 dU
Tho gross total OF losses for The nno
months Of 1877 Is thus shown to ho nearly
$50, QUO, goo, and for tho same period Of 1876
about 955, ,o00, 900. The excess Of losses III
1877 over 1876 Is therefore about R25 ,000, ,0O0
4 large part OF this oxcess Is dua To tho st.
John tlro, which is included in tho item for
Juue In tho year 1917. Tho loasos to insnr-
anco companies In the United States have in-
creased during tie sa.no period $l.Gl0,Gou,
and In Cana1a SO, 300. The losaos by
spcciala burned In tho United States llnve in
creased $5,49l.50o, antl in Canada
$685., 900. Insurance companies doing
brsinass in the States sustained by
this claAs Of risks an increased loss OF
$o,0G9, 400, and companies doing business III
Canada au increased Ioss uf So $4,000.
Losscs resulting by the 1ittsburg and other
fires from tho riots arc Included under
tho roturns for July. It Is noticsa-
ble fact that Tho rotnrns for September Of
this ycar, In which no fro Of special mngni-
tudo occurred, show an excess In total 1osscs
ot moro than $1,000, 600 over Inst year,
and m increase IN insurance Losses Of
81 800, 600. y Tho number Of 1ros during tho
nine months Of 1877 wan 7,728, MI nverngo
abont OF ono fire overy fifty minutes, and
the speclals burned during tho ammo period
number +,o3o" Tho number OF fires in
September, 1877, waa SIT; in September,
1870. tho number was 71b. A great part OF
the increase in losses Is attributed by tho
Chyonc4e to careless insurance, aud tho COLI
Bequont negleot Of ordinary precautions BY
property -owuers.
, 1877-10-26

Ma.lano &AcAIAuos's familiarity with tho
Queens English was called into sequisit;on
yesterday oil Tho occasion Of tI,a first meet.
ing between ler husband anil Gen. GnAsr,
Sho acted rs interpreter
, 1877-10-26

A l,riof dispatch from. Vienna announces
tim: KaT* is being vigorously hombardca by
the 1suasian hosingng force, and TINT n por-
ton uf tho city IN III flames.
, 1877-10-26

Having been first bought out and then sold
out, tbs wofkingmen's Industrial party " In
furious fra1ne Of mind. The sincere aud
conscientious members ot tho organization
perceive that tha Democrats haye used it ~
convenience and then zuth1esIy
E1nAShcd IL ThsGo nen vete rot
, 1877-10-26

a call has been issued for District Convcn-
tlon Of the Young Mems Christian Association
Ut the Fifth District, which includes tlc Coun-
tics Of De Witt, Tazcwcll, Acuard. Mason, and
Logan, and whlcl, will bo hull at Lin
coin On tho 8th and 9th Of next month. The
topics suggcstc1 for tic Convention embrace
cyery subject within the scope Of evangelical
discussion, and tho prospects arc tint consider
able good will 10 accomplished for those Who
aro working toward tho salvation Of young men.
, 1877-10-26

a Kentucky editor, who publishes paper
somewhere In tho yIrinIty Of n suur-mash dis
tillcry, has .nade the Important discovery tint,
sAfacr tho carly frost, tho leaves fail, anu 1t
requires q shower OF sain to causo the fallen
lcaycs to fcrmcnt, which continues Tor n time
aud warns UP tho atmosphere. During thls
period Of fermentation tho 1ultan. summer
comes In" lie is preparing q paper to show
how tho tax OIL whisky eau be eyadcd BY lctung
tho coru stand aud praying for min.
, 1877-10-26

What's tho use OF all this fuss over ssrrtsa
DuLL's retusal to give himself upt .Supposo
ha stlonll send CoultnIsson to tic President
demanding Ms surrender, DO you suppose
HAYES would goa
, 1877-10-26

In tho Baltimore race, Tom Ochlltrce, tho
horse, sceuis to have followed Ton OtHtLTaEs,
tho man, in Ills disposition to 'tlto back"
, 1877-10-26

ORIENTAL L,,DGE. ~. III. \. r. and 4, M:-!ts!t
IL: IM&iI,r.st. HtrcEi Communication ths tFrs.nr
ssrnlM4. a. 7so oeock tor tu.traetlon ~ artc. u
The Mattel. l.. y. TtCkEtt+ Ser,
, 1877-10-26

ROME. LnDcE. No, ~. 4. r. l. u. M.--t:esuia
t" tf5'. .ysn'a It - FL
corlaiiY lavttci l,y order of IL. dssirr.
il. T.. HEIsISiCK, Ecc'y.
, 1877-10-26

Fpccla Cnn,mnn ratoH. i!ts tFfiay evening ~ 7:3}
Un 'u ii. H. rsrcc. vi.l,lpr 6Fs,,ss teriiay H.
flteI. I1} n..ler VI thu W. u. Wa. EEittk, Sec.
, 1877-10-26

Greenbacks IN The New York Stock En-
change yesterday .loscd at 973.
, 1877-10-26

Ruuor i'll Washington CONNECTS Judge G.
D. LAWRENCE, Of Chicago. with the Englisl,
n,irS;nY
, 1877-10-26

Randolph street, bc1ween C'htk. md LasAiae
''sarIanapa'u.." MtsdAmes 1tauclctt+ Lctoutacur.
etc.; Ncstn Morton, Morris csc.
, 1877-10-26
AafI1SEAIESI3.


N1cFicker's Theatre.
Nsdieon strteL between STATE and Dearborn. En'
enRcmcnt Of John r. Raymond. ''Thcrc.s Millions
ID il" tc.dtmts Don, s,oucail, etc.. Mcs4rs- tsaY.
tnoud, Lcarark, elc.
, 1877-10-26

NAGhANsiA f.Uf1ftE. No. I'm i. +. snd \. NJ
Er:HMr Communication tls t!tAAy1 eyruf!tI Ut Ma
md. Hail. % slsfttnq.st Work on +. Z. neGtst.
Visitors cordially Invited.
, 1877-10-26

Mrs. JxEYEnsoN DAVIS ha4 arrived from Eu-
rope With new dress, " Nonru, for Ter hts
bant,
, 1877-10-26

NHFEhHt EElFHFfEs
Nonrre ssscrL. tnrnrr Of ucArtNfn. Engagement OF
Roberts l'nnton,I.th Troupe. "liumpty Dumptg. "
Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
Clark ttrtc1. oreotIsc Tho court House. 'WItd Dill
tho King ot tic tloEsteE Alcn."
, 1877-10-26

NEW VHICaEH EhEHtfFs
Clark street. opposite shrf1uan ffoutr. EnEake
n,cHt Vi the Campbell COMEDY Combination. "fio'
Women Love" MesdAinrs 1tand. Uatchei,lct. ci4:
Ater4r1, SurJa, Lake. etc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
WHIT FERRY CONFINES LIKE.
Fat Franchises In Return for which the city
Gets Little or Nothing.


Al meeting oil the SlhhlhH rum ooi'-
missioncrs, Yesterday, Comptroller Kelly pre-
s,n,nd "a rruor, corrnrniug thc ferry lenses
av"'ou i'p"i' 'V"IVi INNS Wv ,,.,,. -
Ihr report shows That the Terry from Nhlleh"'i
street 10 Staten Island was leased to the Staten
t,, pt,.t ,,..... g., 600, ,.oors fr,,,
.si'nu hn.'ouu COMPANY w '' 800" "no .,',',
May !. 1851, M an annual rent ol tl'"VV' tlht
the Cortlandt street ferry was leased for "a per
.,rt of ,b, ,,rose ,,c.i,ts and AZ 5lO IA y,nr for
WI" W N'' si"77 i'O' '''' ''"" ''' - 49,
the dock property; that the Chambers street
ferry ,vns lcnsnd for -, pcr cont Of the gross
80. n,, . 80. 49,. a., Io.k rron
r"'cllhs ana slo'Vvo S'"r ioi NV ",'N ply ~
crty. that the DrshrOssos street Terry was
l,ascd for the snmo percentage of the gross ro-
, =, ,,,, . 1000. 60, ia, ,i.,l ,,ri, il,,,ns g.
''lp's ana s1o0V ,'''I 10, NV uV.N ~ i,'t
that the Christopher street ferry was leased Tor
tho aut,n urrcentnrn Of the receipts and sl5 900
g., a., d.I ,r,,,,.r,v thn, ,hn Twenty
Il S'ni i'' NV "''N i',''' '''''' ~
third street ferry was leased Tor IN" same per
..utnrn of the gross rcrciuts and sum for the
','@ Wv a., 49,. A., n,..L n.,,,r,,,,o,,
WvN az H. ,, -, rls,,,l ,,' ,v,,a I,asnd Tor
. snan' .,,. ,,io WI ~ "''
''I'D prris. wcrc never established from Piers s
,,i ~ ( ti r,,r ~ st,t,,n Islnnd nl,hnuph
p, M, h",,, rnuin,, hr,,vrnn inns" nonts
for some Years. The Liberty street ferry has
rro.n,lI M, inlnn,,, from if IN" lenses 81 the
r.rtii,vr'h' ,ir.t ~, Wnr.lor strcrt and the
nrsbr,ss. street terri,,. have moi been cxc-
int"I Le,.aus, The irssens h"il that they shonid
r', H., r"m'n.Ilnd ~ INV n nnr"nntar, of The
innnnv received nj the i"rry hn,iac ON the New
'rrs.{ SUI "i ur rTvr IN m"S,S ~, w., H.
Cur '.t,,ihrr s,rr., and thc Wnrhn,ykrn ferries
i, n nil W. rbe r"nt Tor tbs
,''', ir. ..,.,,, srr,, n,s 'h,',' ,,ni1 T., E,h
m lii, ,'" p', H. VyI,,,,
lu, , IT, i', ai n'. l,,,si Is7o Thr New Jrrs'v
/ T,mt,.i p,iirn.i 7"r,nnnv ia nrsrntirp th1
M ~ t ri 'u'. in, ~, nru,S
li,' u,,,, LIE a., r,.,i,,,d ~ trrrv fran
rlisc tut # BAYS Is 90 "A year Tor the use Of a
H., ,nrinon, ~, ,,,n,uni II Ia rnmnly with tha
Inv rrr,,intins f,rri,r - ~ 'o'''''' "''''
! OftiN TWst River ferries the Comptroller savs
,t., IL, II.I.t,u .t,,,,, f,.rrv .vn. isas,d t,r y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
FRANCIS c. SPETGHT.
The Services In the Little Church Round the
Corner, and the Police Pageant.

The funeral services over the body OF
Police Inspector Francis c. Spcght were per
formed yesterday in the Church 81 the Trans
0i,urnton The large auditorium was well
filled with city officials and the friends ot the
late Inspector. including ex-Prcsident Thomas
G. Acton and Commissioners Maiscll. NoOrhis,
Disbccker, Smith. Erhardt, Wheeler and Mich
OILS. Emigration Commissioner Starr, President
Brennan. Alderman Morris. and others. The
remains. brought from Carmansvilc were borne
into the Little Church Round the Corner at just
II o'clock. Dr. Houghton and Rev. Mr.. lIough-
tors Thorne and McDcrmott and Captains CAT
Try. Petty, Davis. Bennett. Mount. and llcdden.
following. Thc coiiln wan plnI'H up2n q n .nta-
pr, scented by citizens for the bravery of the
force during. the riots Of 1868 and 1871. were
spread over IL AZ u pail. The chanccl was flllcd
with the floral tributes.
Tho services were intoned by the Rev. DR..
lI9ushton. and at thc CONCLUSION the choir sang
and many who had expected to soc the wolf
known features once moro were disappointed;
Five hundred police officers. commanded by
aligned opposite the church when the caskct
was borne out, The proc sson was headed by
the clergy and pail benrcrs. and many distin.
guishcd citizcns took their places in the line of
mourncrs. A the procession moved Grafulla's
lice presented hatons and dipped the drapod
cOlors and guidons. Graiullas band. leading
was followed by the Superntcndgn mt and twelve
Captains of police in platoon. After them wcr,
the hcnrsc, the pail bearers and Scrgcants
Oliourkc and Haven the Inspectors personal
staff. Forming hollow square outside Of these
the Thirty-sccond Precinct police marched un.
der command Of Capt. Steers. Next followed
the police regiment. marching in plntoons o
fourteen filcs The carriages continuing rcla'
tives and friends brought up the roar.
street. down Fifth avenue To Fourteenth street
down Broadway to- Tenth street. and thence t.
the Tenth street ferry. where the escort wac
dlsmiseed Tho intcrmcnt was in the Ccmeter,
of tho EXcryrnnnA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
BoyDHoIDKRs ~ coUycIL.
What shall he Done by the Receiver or the
Nentrnl RMIlrond of New Jer.eyf

At a meeting of bondholders of the Central
Railroad Of NV Jersey. in response to II call
sent ont by Receiver Lathrop,who wished to OBJ
tain advice as t. thu best course 10 he pursued
in the manage OF the road and the payment
Of interest on the bonds. Mr.. ROYAL Phelps pre-
sided. The meeting WIS attended hy ex-
Goyrrnor John T.. Hoffman Clnrkson \. Potter.
VI. Brown. Richard. Lathers. William b. Scott
J. ", Brpokman, john Taylor Johnston, VIII
Coles Of y W York; Captain woodruff Of Iron
ton: j. Hrrvey Ackcrmnn of Nrwnr1. and j. u.
MrCrrrry Il. j. Dolhn-. j, c. Bullet and T.. NJ.
l. " 3 OF lhllad, lphia. and many others.
After mu N Dis 'use ION. II wus resolved 30 mp
point Robert LrnqN kenn.iy, of n" Bunk Of
0onmeree, NV YORK Elwin L.ws Of
& Co.,; j. $. Kennedy. of j. ;. Kennedy x Co.,
md Theodore Dretr, of MAYOR * Goa a com
mittor on behalf of the bon lhollers. to jl-'cr-
tain and report what stops oug ht 10 be taken for
the protection Of their interests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
sdJING NEW rORk's COMMERCE.
Going TO Work In Earnest 20 Establish IL BELT
Line Freight Railroad.

The conference between the representa-
tives of different commercial bodies in this city.
having under consideration the use Of the
Belt Railroad for freight purposes" met ycstcr-
day at the rooms OF the Cheap Transportation
Company in Pearl street. Mr. j. =. Robinson
presided. and Mr.. Thco +. Lees acted rs Sccre-
tnry The following amended resolution was
adopted. for submission to the Board of Alder
mon:
R.,lrci That permission he and hereby is granted to
York To draw cause To b. drawn, teir gar, b, the
or by H. XII, Line Railroad companv a.. ma, be- agree,
u'nn, between the hours of nine O'Clock IN tl, evening
Line Railroad with The permission oi .aid railroad com
panl to and from such igns ON NE liaison Ant hast
cra rnroad companic. ami approved o., THIS board sui
DUNN, ,n.,w, IL, ,he New YAK ".uir,l and nisn
River Railroad COMPANY Provided always. that the
.nd bolt Lane Railroad COMPANY shall cViend equal
nauns a, ne roi Of ScS YdrS nron equal coniiu0n.
tw anca or unoni" esT. i 10 .ta on the e ratR
hDtwccn the places siccncd IN the privileges which may
Mr. L. H. Miller then presented q resolution.
which was adopted. instrurtins the Socrctary to
draft an ord nance embracing tho amendment
: passed by tn" conference. To- be signed 10y the
President and secretary. and presented to the
Common Council for its consideration and
that the use II the Bolt Railroad ia To be consd-
cred only temporary. until such improvements
can be- made as are commensurate with tho COM
mercial necessities of the city.
After adopting another resolution the meeting
adjourned;
Hs,ei That the opinion this conference the PRO
position Of the White star Lane steamship compan, TO
Lac tracks ON their pier above Canal street for the pnr
pose of cnrcun- direct transfer of hanii-s be
tween their hps and the the Sew York central
Hud other railroads that may be made tu connect with
ia r track should be promptly approved by The proper
| authorities
The object Of the conference ia to aid in cs-
| tAhli-hing nj points on the Enst river. where
suitable ground can bee had joint receiving de-
pots for the several trunk lines. where their
| ears can br loaded during tn" day. and at night
| moved around 10 the floats Tor crossing the
| Hudson river and in the ease Of the New V RI
| Central. TO their tracks in Canal street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
CT.INBI.RIfTN's FEARS.
Why He 40 Tenaciou.iy Ciings TO the Once
of Governor Of south Carolina.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sir: recent
allu-on 10 the resolution passed by the Penn
syiNnnia Legislature authorizing criminal pro-
cccdings against Simon Cameron. John J. Pat
t-rson. and othors. reminds me of the fact that
there stands vet upon IN. records Of the Lcgis-
ature OF south Carolina the following, passed
1873.
R,sr>i That the Attorney General institute civil and
criminal lro'oodns. immu Rfey against the late sink
n- funi t"mnl...Nnrr' oi the STATE.
Tie Attorney General of the State at the time
was samuel w. No!ton then law partner Of
Daniel n. Chamberlain. The lat" sinking
Fund Comm r-luncr- were eN-Auorney Gen
"iul Dnnwl II. CnammrNun. "N, C"mrlr"u"r-
General N"aglr. eX-Gov. ; 'ou. the notorious
WAY aud Moan. 81 W. Hou., of Representa-
tiVt- and senator OWENS then. as formerly,
Chairman Oh tn Finance Committee Of the
= mate.
That prosecution WAS never instituted. Mol
ton Kept II un during Gov. Mos = term of Office.
Cuumhs rliun tAHu became Governor. and Mel
tom WIS reelected Attorney General When the
pressure upon Melton To prosecute his partner
Doe anne iuinerIhlr In the spring OF 1916, hc re-
signed TIE office rather than comply with the
law. and chamberlain tnrn appointed William
Stuu'. lrnthcr-in-luw Of Curbin in his place"
and Stone ho'nn" the Governors tool until thu
counting ia ol Elliott as his -ucce -sOr Stone j.
the inrympetent person whom Mr.. Hayes Was
induced. hy a." ml-rrpr" nations of COrbin
and patt rHun. 10 appoint ~ Curhin'- Successor
o. the OH 90 81 United states District Attorney
south Car, M an appointment which the
IN" loss oi onl'c Is mt the principal reason
why thaml rlain dos not wish To- stop down
ami out IT, knows thnt a day Of rcckoninG
Will mmcdlat 'ly follow. and that he may find Il
resting place where "a company Of United States
soldiers Will not be- he 'r--lry for hs pruter-
ton. HrkuuW- that hc viii b.. powrrlcss then t,
conceal the part hr hH- taken in the frauds that
have been erD,trIrl ia that state. ana that h'
Will no lon- r. Ile- ~ the power to place upon
others the guilt which chiefly helon,ss g. hum
New YORK. March %. 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
Labor Complications In Newark.

Tho strike % the Newark shoemakcrs was
short Yesterday morning they went TO work again In
AN the actouc, At the reduced rates strike has started
among tho silNcrf of Newark Tuesday the work
men rw iHt t hdirrN hardware tlC tory o VI,
l. lumpklns \ Go. Mechanic street. qWt work because
thc foreman refused tu take wnk tor silver Iaunr rom
ihD Suftrn ui'uf lt atorfiin price They their
coats tni vacated The factory. New have been nut
to work A nrw wurkin-nens mutVnpnt has been
lnfu A. meeting 40 tlr Eleventh ward on Thursday
evening U resolved o organize clubs an all the wards
Oh lhe l-lY lur Il-nrnlrcllnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
Suing the Erie Railway Company.

Alderman lward s. Smith of Jersey city in
suur su yesterday AGAINST the Erie Railway tor $1,000
damage. Twowcek, ago the Aderman.wi his wife went
to NJ MOS IA attend iuu'rhl and purchased rNcur-
sion u b kriuuun- two days u "rWHrd the conductor
HHtt Nn from fhf tram. fciu,lus 90 take ls a. krt
lhe ANAinitn was comlrli'd To remhln At Green" uh
Lake unu tine neNt dty last week the Alderman. i0
Ut rlr conpaN. sent boy with Old return uckei
uNNI Iie lihl ulI u accented
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
TIMELY TOPICS IN ALBANY.
WHY REPUBLICiNs OPPOSE THE NOM
INEES or cor. ROBINSON.


INEEs or GOr ROBINSON
..
bargaining Tor /" Fart OF inc '",r""'s
Charges Aenins, the Hank superintendent
The Nev tnp,toI Committees Report.
~, , ,i ,,,,i,,. f.
ALBANY, March zJ-OHc '"llc .o-""S -
nc "no''7'' '',.,..,i.,. nh, ,,r,,,,.., i,,.r.
uovernor ho','i'''''',,', a.,
i,,,or,.p,.. nf thn tn-ition and the necessity
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order 10 curry out thu required reforms in the
ninuarcmcut of the canals is generally rccog-
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nN""' ~ ""' "'t" ''''9 w. nv
nucnccd some Of the Republican Senators in
voting to reject Gen. Mcclellan. as They believed
,bo n,,,rn,,, would ma, i,r. i,nv, th, n1ia.,
inc 'oNcrh"r W"up1 NOT "lr'' 10 nav, VIZ JIM
vacant for another year And even II Inc docs
thry reasoned That upon him AMI not upon the
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hcpuphcnn senators W"u' res, III, ''Hp',"7
Dility Of failure to comply with the demands oi
t,c n,,,ln But unf,rtuuat .lv for them, thOir
H., . 49,. ,i, ,,.,....,r,, l,yi. l,iinn until
leay III paH-'hs inc necessary tx ','''''", "''.''
a il questionable whether any man could put
me ''''','a )" t.., Ill.,, s..,..'H'1i,. ,,.',r
hem. Moreover. 10y "a recent amen Intent {" the
senate rules done to enable the majority to de-
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ny "'"" wv" '" N''''''' ' "
is impossible To- 40 int" executive session again
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iail since the hlghl.an@ haye adopted lhls
,,n4ns nn,C, pns,,li nt,. n, fr,i'a
H., frclu thnt thn mil, Inn. ni'nly ir.i,rrJ var
upon IN, ~ W. ~ ne ~ s
II IN nroEni lint ,nnr" NH bn a ,nndlo"E H"
wr,u trr - e., H.. ",,' '"V ''""'' ioi wv
Tn nssrftions that Gon. Mcclellan was not a
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Lord Burort'. Wardrobe.

Tho porty young Englshman who says he Is
Lord Buinrt Of BIRMINGHAM. Eneland, and h.. valet.
MARX Hudson aitHr leaving their tuce station lodgings
u Jersey tiN. arr sied lN tt llhran HAN poloc
the charge is inG Ak thieves They pos
session time unlercluhing Hnh several white vests
which uNN uirrnl sale The Lord show ,i That
the articles lnuloi To hi- valdrnhe AMI the were
released nuiprt ami his valet awaiting remittance
Euslnul
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A Hue Loolo.. for IA elias. Company.

BosTos March 2J-The New England Glass
Company o' East Cambridge OF the lsrges, in New
England has voted To wind up the business being unable
Ia compel It. with southern AMI West About
two hundred men WAL b. let unemployed.
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CHICAGO. March 23.-Frcd. j. Gross, who was
yesterday apprchrnici IN the act Of stealing letters
which he ,irhuiing the Post once Department
ESCAPED IRAN The Mhf.lHls office about O'Clock IN the
afternoon THIS hct va, hr,t mhio known tins morning
and II - supposed mat he II IN Canada by this ume.
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4. a construction train pasH ID through the now
NiAe' uhdei bergen nm. al ysis,l CIn, ssteTlay