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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
HARvARDs EXAMINATIONS FOR WOMEN.

SIR: While we thank you for the notice
Won nave gveu work in issue OF the 2lst
ask you to admit this note, TO explain to readers that
these examinations are intended TO make 1t easy
for young women tn enter Harvards studous retire
meutp Their single aim 49, expressed IN circular
10 offer careful of proficiency course OF lie
mentary study liberal order, or Of special culture
In one or moro of five departments; but they do not
represent college By means OF these examina
tons. We offer all who aim at good work in the way Of
advanced education for young women the benefit OF
strict ana publicly recognized standard by which 20 test
their progress Respectfully.
Cor SECRETARY OF Local COMMITTEE
90 Eat o6ps-a, HeN- York. Oct ~ 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

The CAMPAIGN ONE OF TALK 50 FAR-sAYLER NOT
OUT OF THE FIGHT, As CLAIMED.

OUT OF The FIGHT, As CLAlMhD'
lBY rkLRGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l
WAsHINGrON. Oct. 5.-Messrs Morrison, Cox and
Randall. Oh the Speakershp candidates, are in town.
Their presence furnishes the occasion for great
deal of gossip bu as yet there no facts to be OBJ
tanned about their contest unless the hopes OF each
candidate are accepted as facts. 50 far IA any DELI
mite information can be gathered here, tue
Speakership campaign thus Tar IS one OF
brag All the candidates have enough written
pledges ard assurances from members to make
their caucus nomination probable. Mr. Cox,
who visited every Congressional District IN the
SOUTH thinks thai less tlal twenty Southern votes
have been pledged TO body, ana that he has as
surances of more than any other caniIdate The
only present indication winch is defLite Is thai
whatever combinations have been made or are con
tenplated, are against Mr. Randall whose friends
insist that this Is hardly far the persons who are
now combining defeat him were the recipients OF
distinguished fayors at his hands.
The National Republican said edIorialiy this morn
ing. that Alr. Sayler had probably gone out of the
race for the Spcakership giving as a reason that lie
had concluded to remain in Ohio until after
the election OH Tuesday next, aud would,
IN doing So greatly lessen his chances, If
MA intentions are in that direction. The facts.
A. reported by his friends, that Mr.. Sayler
purposed coming here last Wednesday. but. at the
earnest solicitation OF his friends ne consented 10
remain unl the election, i'll order 10 make speeches
every NIGHT and will start for Washington as soon
AZ he has deposited his own ballot, on tuesday
morning He is not out of the race, and his friends
say. will not be until a Speaker Is elected. VIM f.
CORY and Theo Cook, two prominent Cincinnati
gentlemen. will be here tomorrow night, and Will
act for Mr. Sayer until his arrival. l.. John Ellis,
of Louisiana. will arrive on Monday next, and will
earnestly advocate MIR. Sayler's election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
PREPARING FOR CONGRESS.
BETTER VENTILATION IN TIE HOUSE "A DIGEST or
RULINGS ON POINTS or oRDER-NEw FURNITURE


RULINGS ON POINTS or ORDER-SEw FURNITURE
-iHE GROUNDS PUT IN ORDER.
[Br ELE .KAPH 10 rtE iRIBrsE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The heating and ven
tating apparatus the House Of representatives. has
been npletely renOdeed during no recess Of Con
ress IN accordance with plans provided by and under
TIE supervision OF Representative Abram Hewitt, Of
New-York. ioOr the Hall of Representatives was
emoved The space beneath greatly ell
larged BY the removal OF unnecessary brick
columns and arches. The fues have been enlarged
and the Of the openings by which the hot or cold air
is I'D nted into the mas been very greatly IN
creased II is believed that with the new system OF
heating ami venatng the hail. and with the additional
avenues for the entrance Of the fresh arr the amos
phere of the nall be kept in condition which
viii insure the hsalfn Of members and others
in attendance the meetings OF the House
without creating the drafts OF watch go much
COMPLAINT has been IN the past The Hal OF
the House of the worst ventilated rooms OF
public assembly In tine country and the health Of scores
Of members Of Congress and others has been greatly i'm
paired either by breathing toni by tue currents
Of warm or cold air been forced in upon the
feet All this it is believed, mas now been remedied
In addition To digest of rulings by the Clerks OF
House and by the Speakers bearing the question Of
the orga IL tiOu of House, Journal Clerk Smith has
$50 compiled a digest OF all decisions by different
Speakers of the House on questions OF order wnicn
gress to the present time. This work has been
done for the use OF the Committee Rules also but
with oopious side ami full inlex which 70
be added II will a valuable book OF reference FOR all
members OF Congress and Others whose business 1t Is TO
know what the precedents Of the House have been.
The hail Of the House OF representatives. now ready
for occupancy new carpet OF which the PREVAIL ng
hue is gren covers floor. and greatly improves the
general appearance OF the The desks have been
reposed and their lids newly covered. Every part
the hall looks exceedingly fresh and attractive 1t never
has been in better for the meeting Of Congress
sine. Il fret Occui pied.
The Improvement OF the grounds about the capitol IL
approaching comp elton Tue lawns Of tine West Park
nave been fAisned, and are now In excellent con
ditou Tue piazza east OF the capitol, and
the drive leading through the East Park, have
been paved with concrete. An ornamental wall
above the western entrance OF the park Is
now Deng erected and the granite coping surrounding
the Park Is rpid being placed in position The four
tain surrounding the new naval monument IN Pennsyl-
van:aaye near the Al entrance OF the PARK will also
%. finished WITHIN week two and. altogether, the
approaches 10 the Capitol nave been greatly improved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

,-.,r0. who're visitors are too apt 70 eonn'o'''
Ne journals watch promise - anus '"s'o
snd that enc inkstnni pushed % tno very s1N
Tn sSl, huns 1or s-cona IN the balance a'' ,'
,n. over empticd ifs contents over inc sl, ,,,.S
IN tle un.uslcctlng banker. The banker ~
""' ,,t,,, the slun,st unconscious phnoso ''oF W
ca .boni ier showed him the DAMAGE be n'n uy''
,-..fed mat the pautaloons must be p''' '.' -
rn-- said That ~ would send The mon y" nsrerti',.
IL -. than an hour Toe hiu. oi' r'''l. -
sb.i ffr shabby little man wiHtf, lo ,' nbuoaopher
s t n ,,..,, flames then ard there. nr ,i,,
y tllt l' ~ 80 ard naid The money. lhcu' tu.l.,-
49,. .s,gisrs h. sl. Now, g'nilcmcn t-,st
.,- fatf have PAID Cor Toe trousers a.t 'rfcIe
.fi senfor, ms t..sonahlc rrqnc't ihtl tnl I !,
80 ftst have purchased On 81 DC al once p", ,be
. q. nn iH A laugh rau around tHc Nv - de.
-. .af advanced tfwarl me hhAn'l'i, az" ~
,r,nil.i thr property he bad ACQUIRED; Au, ,,r NM
-. l,r.ts PROMISED to deliver % Nliin "h n 'L' -.
~. h. ,I..rrler would not trust MN sue "a
finally compelled to retire 90 rrNt.e l,' imam n
,-,..r. I.1 them out fo Toe purchaser Nii' ...'-,
.....r bon IN snur while his a.rvant W n -
~ bi- l,,IrIu.s % fetch another ili tse u'nN'' "
knovlu la ifs blur-e as % "a stui"'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
LATEST SNIP NEWS.



Steamship Angia rr) ove1stone GLASGOW Sept g. IN
ballast Z, Henderson, Bros ExDsrfence1 y. 70 : W.
winds with heaf sea the greefer part Of the pasage.
schr Brunette of Searsport Rich. Iackson vile ~ fays
Sent % dnrn- gale rom " " F. sh pied heavy
whit carried away head gear boom and hy salne
time, C. H. Hea w. seaman NJ Noark. Conn., aged % yeals
washed oYerbOari and brow 4
Sclr J. l. Crosby lo Wt1is0r. Y. a }. CrOsseT. Went
worth. N. j.. daya with plaster 70 G. W. Bsrtaux
sfeamship Drrnia Antwerp: Gcnm1 for
dam Ia e Kaufman. for Chrifi1nia EveniHg soar. 81
Guanta am. Golden Fleece flr Barb ADDE'S Ella
Blrs for Bermuda bg Therese for Oporto Manpos, for
Belfast
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Oct 5-Silr' Receiver 'or Bsfimorei Prv On.
broyack Golden Gate Choice, for Southw Pass Arrived
ASrwE p Oct 5.--Arived, steamship Sederland from
NeE.NOrk
Boston. Oct. h.-Arrive steamship VIM. Crane Hoves.
Baltimore. sailed steamship Harrisburg. Pm adelphla.
NEW ORLEASs Z. 5-ArTivei A. the Passes -term.hip
Crocus Lver10o for Sunatra; shiDs l. SturRess ODfon
Ifasoa, MaTseLe5: barks Bridgeport New YORK. kebus
Arunfai.
BALTIMORE Oct 5Arrfved steamships Josephine rhomD-
SON. Moore. NewYork Richard Willing, Her, Philadelphia
cleared, steamships woodward Young NevYork William
Wniden, Mggin. philadelphia: VIM Kennedy Foster Proyi.
deFce.
VINEYARD HAvES Oct ARRIVED steamships Allentown.
Mills Philadelphia Boston; " lam-pOr, DO for sal
PHLAnELPHIa Oct ARRIVED steamships Achilles, Bacon
Fall river Vndcl'Or ROGERS. Fsnita. Howe. riehnord
Davidson. " 'SY0rS: II. T.. Cav, Barmpre; bark
Mercury. Ia 10. Bremen Also cleared aud slilef ste
SIMS kattesuake, Boston Leopold. Wiley do. Panther
MI er. Nrw-b fort
Also arrived s. steamships Slxou SNOW Boston, Catha
rus Whiting Haiding Proyiience.
MEMORANDUM.
The British ship Wis cunt Capt Nicholson from New
for Liverpool arrived yesterday. aud reports having sighted
Sent % The BARK George kremeib'rg capt PtersoE, from
beams ends with all spars standing.
lEOr oGteT sup Aeics zee Second Pare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
THE WRECK OF THE MAGNOLIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CREW IN THIs cIGY-rHMR STORY
or THE DISASTER.

ARRIVAL OF The tHNN IN inns Cllt-luElR SlOR1
on THE DISASTER.
The crew of the wrecked steamer Magnolia
OF the Ocean steamship Company OF savannah arrived
ia NcwYork yesterday morning Each OF the forty
sailors was In good health ami irts. The purser.
George Clark OF Hob)ksn, IN substance, TRIB
UNE reporter. the following OF the Disaster
The steamer OF 200 tons burden, ana com
manded by Captain l.. II. Dlggett There we're OF
three passengers board. The consisted Of 900
bales 1000 barrels Of naval stores 1000
pine lumber. 100 OF rice and about 600 packages
Of sundres The vessel lett arnoon Thurs
day. September 81 On Saturday violent gale sprang up
The vessel then in the neighborhOod OF Body Island
of Cape Hattefus. At Il. m. sunday. the
sprung leak and the lOwer fires Immediately Cx-
tnuished. Two hours afterwards the upper fires
put by the water. ana, although all hands
were kept baling, II gained rdpldy. At / p.
IN. the German bark slraisumb. Captain Del
berg appeared IN sight and tender assistance
Three boat loads safely transferred TO the Strals
uInb although after terrOle struggle with the
There were then left the steamer the captain, engi
neer SER stewaress aud four The fourth boat
was lowered and tue purser, chefenginerr stewaress
and one seaman already In her. The engineer fear
ing sae would swamp, as she neared Sue steamers
counter. jumped overheard aud gained the deck no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
KELLY BETTER THAN TILDEN.

From The Nsl Iork CONNIE cal AafgFt ~ khtpI
To talk about an improved element IN the
Dem CO. tc rs. with .uucu 40 iis hcid s 10 'IH
stuff an non. use" john Kelly is uucA more NOM
g. iu. rufh ul Sian Iden. The CORNER grocer oe
ana the slums. whence come DcupcraAc mayor
t.s can Lot boo ignored The ticket made by tne CONVEX
tou u.s. under all the circumstances, more IMAM icsc -
tne Mr Beach. wlo he Ills the uc6et. is gentleman oil
iar-c cxpe lcncc pubic life, and Lds INCA scFeiai
nrts Ca fair a1ity Mr. OcOtt, the gentleman ioiu
hated Tor Controller Is tue equal not Lle SUPERIOR ID
loue.fv md capacity OF aaF of his predecessor MI
Scuooumakcr nominated for AttOrngy -Otneid - aN-
yer large practice and holds high position ~ tue Di
I'M o.hr nominees are ccuIl rnen of good rruutauo D.
aud will uo doubt bc faithful puuhc servants II etclcu
on i lole. the Democratic party ought % D. sallshed
v 10 the action OF It's rcpres ufauyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
PArTERSON'S ARREST DEMANDED.
A REQUIsITlON By G0vERNOR HAMPTON.

WAsaINGroN, Oct 5.-Chief-J ustlce Cartier, Of
the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
to-day received a requsition from Governor Hamp-
ton, of South Carolina, for United States Sem
ator j. j. Patterson. Judge Cartier hav-
ing examined the indictment against him,
and the accompanying papers will accordingly issue
a warrant for the Senator'S arrest. A technically
however, appears in the requisiton which may com
pei it to be returned to South Carolina for amend
ment before definite action is taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

sooner had he done 80 than the boat over
turned and It's occupants thrown In the The
captain lowered the last bout and with the assistance OF
those left with him surcccd IN rightng the ped
boat, aud saving all who had gone overheard Taking 10
IN tow they pulled for bark The line parted twice.
and twice picked up aVain When within 800 feet
of thu bark, II parted third time, and those
on bark seeing tue situation volunteer crew came
10 the rescue and All were brought safely board
The captain a1f OF the bark dd their hest % sks
tn sufferers comfortable The wrecked crew wer, after
ward trans erred 20 the piot-boat +. C. knight AMI
landed Lewes. Delaware, whence they took me tng
Rebeeca 10 Chester, Penn ann came To New-f0rk Nv
rail TIE crew are full OF praise ~ tho judy and
Goodness displayed by Captain DagxctL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
MEXICANs AGGRESSIVE.
THREATS OF AN INVASION OF TEXAs-GENERAL ORD
IN NEED OF MORE TROOPS.
Inv ycg pu ro THE rKIBuSF1

THREATS OF AN INVASION OF TEXAs-GENERAL ORD
IN NEED OF MORE TROOPS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE ruBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-COngressman Schlei
cher Ia reported TO have said to-day that expects any
time To near OF fresh troubles the Rio Grande. lie
thinks that tine next important from that country
will he that the Mexicans OF the State OF Tamauipa pas
have the adjacent territory the United States
He bases these appre upon private letters from
his district which comprise the entire Rio Grande Dor
der country, and upon the tone Of Mexican
newspapers, Published Just over the border
which have recently reached him. These papers
openly sag that they would advise the Secretary OF War
10 rescnd his order TO General Ord before he makes him
sef rideuous as he knows that he is poweress TO
,ore ~ The same newspapers contain threats that the
next invasion OF territory the Rio Grande
hrar from south to north Mr.. Schlecher that
additional legislation is needed to protect the border
The order TO General Ord Il sufficient All that Is needed
troops enough to enforce But General ord now re-
norris that he cannot with his present force, march more
rh,u 500 men into Mexico, pursue marauders These
,roo,s l, they should enter Tamaupas. might be nme-
d,atelv met by 3 900 or 900 Mexcans and overpow-
srd The only INVASION Of Mexican soil thus Tar made
nv ur troos has in the upper Rio Grande country
thar portiou OF Mexico which occupied by Kcka
and Iipan Indians and scattering Mexican popua-
,on This oortion Of Mexico scarcely business or
her relations with State OF Tamaupas further down
The river and opposite more Important setteiehts
n does not matter Mr. 5chlecher say that the iaz Wv
eminent l. friendly 10 the united oIalcc' ioi uo
,a Diaz IA poverie-s 10 enforce bis DEGREES upon
the harder His trusted General was compeicu 70
make biz escape In the ulght aud In NeW-fork Con
1ale and his Generals have been forced u retire
~ thinks the United States Govern me
viii soop DO compelled 20 deal With tho Mexican poSoSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
NO TEARS FOR TILDEN.


The defeat of 'illden is deserved. lie never
was auvtging bat trickster politics. and pretender
Of lumbug reform He made the highest legal ONCE IN
the STAT gnng stock IN tue ewes Of all He beat
CHINESE war OF noises against the old canal Ting Wle
b. himself shOwer.d Ofice and pluDder upon lis para
sites Nor n any sympathy 10 be wasted upon Governor
Robinson He too nls allen 10 the estimation OF good
men II : course asst Winter demagOglcai through
out and his al enn 10 ctate 10 mis- party tie nOuiua
lions II should make III re luke IL VIII receive
Al dly tuesday III executive chalnDer was scene o.
political caucusiug such never before dlsgraced IT,
aud the influence and power OF the Governor were IN
yoked to compel delegates to yield obedience 70 LIS
vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
JOHN KELLY vAUNTETH HIMSELF.

The convention crushed the Albany juntO by
M oyrra uc IIIn vote. aul dlmnsrle icuuAo 70 tAo
ma Ties COM ectrd with 10 that toy viii De- ukely 10 re-
M utIrr Heucefurth 10 VIII be understood thal Tue
Truanlus no officers who neglect their duties % plot
n u iu r ue for their own reelection. The candidates
an Du.cuOus faithful Democrats, real leaders % ID
p4rtv All ~ len they arc thoroughly idcLuhrd. IbeY
viii command the enthusiastic support Of aI sections
RuQ c.es Their election beyond ptradFr ltuIt ana
their nomination s a real triumph o. the Democracy.
Il only remains 10 nominate WCn Of equal capdctY an
worth lor the Legislature 10 insure decisive and DF
Liant victory at the polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
rAuMAYI TRIUMPHANT
TrRrHFR VIEWS or THE PRESS
ALIITIEANXIOUs ABOUT BEACH
~ 49, -rl. t..r F "a Void ii'Hl.l

II thar ticket Is open to criticism anyWne ~,
n h. m thc OF Mr. nri.h' u "a u go, ,,,8t or an un-
&c. bat supply because he nom h1.'.n
- rft. limo 4rlY GO uc interpreted As -.
- 81. --l,rsf yinHirarOn AGAINST what We pciicNe
~ bc ,r uuj st and cruel prjaaic, u9'tlhol , ~
800, sshaf ne thiuks o.. 81. Il ach D. the u.,t -
- -, 90. and There Is no man VINO Is lhlNiuli4As
n,oro popular than Beach VITA goou ~ mo q IT,, ~
-. Il r.-Irg ll.s OF opinion tnruus out thr c'lte
- tn. main sron at time auout % cah3h@
fpr ,tate fltr Il hov much strength Dc ana 1 .ue
i,.t.i.live ticket ani vUdcalou OF Ml. bctcu
MT prtsrly therefore, nave been pnsloh'u 10 iIht
|.-sil fiu and "a candidate pat az The read or Tue
II IRE IN tT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
AMATEUR DEMOCRATS TO TIE REAR
from Ihc Nee i0lt Hsr1 q Lqal a
III IL. ,tttta ba.tIa fle m.rE To aScrfO

IN, sia4 do.caf Governor 4ui, us oi4 .A.' y I'.n
M uy and tle Cana ul u'tuol-h ih'' "l ., . l'' -
IN. accredited Druucriilr leader over tue neN 'o"
f.i.fl lf, t. marty the an.0It ,l OF It'd, iAe H'F
,-l I,u,,rd hc tried party chiefs AMI recognized
NJ ~ M, ,lu let on past services and STEADY cr'ouon
=, f'',r,fir principles II M b -cl0w c0ntN ics u
a. ifg fpe Democratic party, VIII nave % earn "ls
if- be- be- le wears them aud the JuNru.t Htnucfa
y hlm Mr Ii.den gathered AROUND NM mast @'44J !"
Jerlclo [, tuer boards grow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
TAKES IT'S GROIN LIKE A MAN.


In naming a new ticket, the convention could
not acted m0ie wi,cl tndn 10 has done. To Us
election rY Democrat viii earnestly 0eYOte MN
set. While tue campaign snort, u Is long enough 10
IN he Id strong legislative nominations, wnlch
Will increase tue maj rites for the entire ticket The at
uude u the Republican party before the people - one
q sgused hostility 90 every refOrnatOry purpose
The % the people with democracy In order
l. carry the legislature extraordinary efforts aust he
made. TIE party calls upon ever Democrat 10 40 his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
TIE STORM AT FIRE ISLAND.

FIRE ISLAND, l.. l., Oct. 5.-Durng heavy
gale, which prevailed all night veerng from south 70
and north three fshng Scoops were driven ashore
the telegraph Office. The steamboat surf, moorei
a. her landing dragged tn" west wing Of tho per
aud did considerable other damage 10 tho dock Tho
surf escaped injury Several bathing houses sheds and
Ner 10 don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
THE GREAT DIsCONTENTED PARTY.
- w. MINI -L-M

IL there were any means I'D TINS country OF
ur, IL g the necessary machinery 10 utilize the d.
conieBtcd yOt T., there would be powerful thid parry
ornizeG tails Fil. Certainly, fully oue-ualt OF the r.
publican yo do want 10 cast their ballots Tor ue
Rochester ticket AMI it Is probable that from ouethrd
Democratic voters or The state would
prefer some other ticket tie natcd by tie
Canal Ring aud Iammany. But Their IL no liberty OF
choice We have 90 make up our minds 10 vote Tor
one OF two Objectionable Ckets and Il IS thus probable
that una-ha the voters THIS state Will be practically
dlsfranc hised this Fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
on LAKE ERIE.

KINCARDINE, Ont, Oct. 5.-The schooner
Nettie Weaver OF Cleveland loaded with iron ORE
Lake Superior for Detroit, wrecked In guile last
evening afty miles west OF this place. passenger
named Birch from Buffalo, and OF the crew. Emery
Robertson, OF st. GATHERINGS, were drowned. The cap
tam and the OF crew arrived here to-day.
PORT RowAs, Ont, Oct. 5.-The bark British Lion,
with coal from Black River, OHIO, for Brockvie. went
ashore ON Thursday, Long Point. All hands
.v.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
TIE UPPER HUDSON.

RoSDoUr. y. Y. Oct. 5-The storm last night was
traordnariy severe here and all along the upper Hud
son. No serious damage done IN this immediate
vicinity, the boats running between here and New
York were compelled lay by, because ef the severity
OF the gale The Thomas Cornell bound up, remained
Marlborough till morning the James ". Bal wln bound
down. stop ed at Milton; the Mary Powell, dag boat,
ma ned az Poughkeepsio till O'Clock this morning and
did not make usual trip to-day, and number OF
other bnats laid by above here. several tOws eXpe-
rencei good deal OF trouble but loss T. reported
vet The Consumers Zee COmpany's boat Clristena,
with OF cebarZes went ashore al EsOpus Meadows
and Is still fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
THE END OF TILDFS

III. - I' p''t,i JOuTt1i lkepl
n, ihe triumph OF the elements against whom
NJ 4Haen 'uitcted MS reform mcasnr nns been com
po,e. ihs GA SET lre ~. Iammany j. triumphant,
nn1 l1 Ihr leaders 0f the Canal King viii direct the
y pVcF an shaDt the legislation the state should
tlls "sfc ulDle oina lou secure m rjnrltg of the
"a Sl7i"tuie. Not only have Mr. TIdeus ayorites In
ou pc N dcI 20, but tner defeat has been cOmpa
'a Win Insult His AttOr General who Jealous
:. p'osaouhg cue canal thieves III called of iast Fail,
% g,n We Culcei of malignant persecution. Thus
biz career a. a uolIlei.n $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
A cuOIcE OLE EVILS

From TIE AeD-iOrK Ec0lug Post lAcpl
AT a time when the attention OF all sincere
sna us lisa men especial, dir cted toward recon-
stuclou col political sysems and purhcadOu OF poiii-
ca uetio0, t certainly is dscouFgg TO IN the hIsJ
stare OF the Union such Illustrations 81 vicious
system as have furnished al Rochester aud 90 Al
buy and % witness the successful OF methods winch
must wholly cOuutrrtctcd before ythng lac .hOI-
ouga reform secured WITT tIis agreement OF the
two parties Ia and methods, c honest voter may
vel asa. Suere shall 20, aud what shall dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
ALovELY FRAUp Ia.

Inc Democrats Of New-YOrk speak out In
uAnh't4kao. l4ugl.-e ou t.e ISSUES Ji 6Ie day. The
Ia'io'N adopted a. Albany il SCUM strong a4d NJ 10
n ~ lue iho"f~cn no which awaits 10 al the polls
- O'D.gn "til Oi TOE l.. ctOea fraud, the ayprUva
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