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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
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SENATOR MOTION AND 1HE PRESIDENT
Continued from Finh Page.

Who can object To OF thrso rules hTo ny ~,
sound and for tue public good They may VOTE ov,o
s0nal barshps ~ I'll general rules do, Dht soo ~
must be laid down aHl uldly adhcted TO- inc ,
for the execution OF these rules must necessarily pc
largely 10 the departments. TIC executors nit5'
and we goybt not have driftcd som proscrp-
tive measures which they gill nave " 'Dnugn' In, ,
details may not nave been applied prdcucay ~ 20 Nv" ~
likely that the Administration can c0nttO tn, aoto
eli yil officers connected VITA the det work Oh lhs
w. nor 40 we believe tGere IL n necessity lor tiy
attempt 10 do So Liberty OF thought ana action su
be edged bccausc "a man htpl"ns 10 nc III
When civil officer performs faithful AVID honesty tue
duties Im,oscd bg his Office, this is all That should De re-
qured, aud all that can he required, anu a., nc ns
tenpt TO dictate what political Work an oho,n
may perform for his party must OF right alu
faI THIS will bc discovered by the Piesdeh'
about "a quickly 1t VIII by oonsaTSs,
and it is matter Of minor Importance
nj patronage may have been abused. We nave no ouos
has been but H. Is impossible that the Presdeht oi az
Cabinet should know all the appl cants LOT oinco
i'm the several States that they Should Know even QUO
GOOD man for each the Officers To he hlel ana We
of 10 safer advisers IN reference 10 sucn apPn
cauts than the Senators and Members o. Congress,
o reDresent the eople OF the localities wherein tne
tor or other should prove himself unsafe adviser theI
tie President would be justified I'D Ignoring MN anu Nv
,exug information from other sources, anu III Iact nc
should seek such information from all sources anu
for himfelf with all the light he can OBTAIN as W 'ne H.
ness OF tine applicant ,u.osa ,to
The Republicans Ia Congress should not euDtIIass tho
Administration by any iactous opposition 70 inc
shoud seek to promote the harmony OF the
party In which none more Interested imam tao
President and his Cabinet, and to secure WHICH tncJ
have only TO remain steadiast Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

TIE MURDE TR OF W. II. sPRNGSTFAD, AT PORT
JERvIS, ARRESTED IN PATTERSON.

TIE MURDE TR OF W. II. sPRINGSTFAD, AT PORT
JERvIs, ARRESTED IN PATTERSON.
A most atrocious murder was committed two
weeks ago at Big Pond, little hamlet IN Orange county
a few miles from Port Jervis On the night OF the MUIR
der william H. springstead who had just been paid OH
slept In harm near the village, with j. c. Baldwin, VINO
has borne bad reputation for several AS Spring
stead Gid not return to work the next day a searoh
was Instituted by his friends. The barn was hrst
visited The hay in the spot occupied by the
two men was saturated with blood. trail OF
drops of blood led TO large heap OF manure
I'm the field near the barn Forks ut once procud
and the body Of Springstcad found IN the mhure
heap living on its face. The front part oil inc hcu ha
evidently been crushed with heavy stone. Sll'us-
steads money, 500 missing, and tbs circus,.nce
LETT doubt in the minds Of the authorities lat bu
win had committed the deed. .., -,
The Sheriff OF Orange County r. r. Carr, assisted by
Chief OF Police Waly OF Port Jervis az once SCI 10
work 70 eff the arrest OF the murderer Every prt on
the country Big Bond was thoroughly scafche Dut
paying attention to Young woman residing ~ loTt
Jervs. Saturday letter came To ner addressed III neI
lovers handwriting. This letter opened III was
postmarkcd Patei SON. " j., and stated That the WIlr
was STAYING at a house in that city, Marshailst lie
asked the vOung to 40 TO certain place. "neIe
she would fnd his clothing After telling her 10 DC very
careful aud let her gong TOT tIe clocs
az might get him in trouble he directed rr 10 pIy
clothing and closed WIFI telling her not 10 ie any "
know whore he living The officers at once oli3. t
the directions laid down in the letter. ana Iouhu ~
clothing mentioned by Baldwin. II was covered win
blood stains, and has been fully menuneu aS
the clothing worn by him the night or inc niuruUI
Chief Mally went to Paterson, saturday nlRnt; he
waited near the house Marshalst, Nhle niue poH
inquired il Baldw in. Finding that ne was SUI
tBerc, the officer in and secured MS prisoner bu
took his arrest cOOlly and mace no IeSs
ter being taken into custody Baldwin agreed 10 20
with the officer and not wait III Paterson loI re-
QUESTION. He was taken to Port Jervis ana p'cou III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
TERRIBLY BEATEN WITH A CLUB.

W IIIIlIn MtTTIII, dIdS JUHVH, q UNtFr ''''''''
employed at the Phelps Lodging House, branch OF the
Cdrcn's Aid Society at No 3l1 East Thirty-fith-st
assaulted the supeintendent s. StOughton yesterday
morning, and inflicted probably fatal injuries. Inc
weapon used large Kehoc club, used in the gymha-
SUM Of the House. The superintendent had decided 10
dismiss Merritt for i'll treating little boy connect
VITA the institution Upon learning of TINS fact, MGR
rift went TO the superintendent Office ana se,Zlhg
the club struck HIM the head Cling him to iieno0
He then beat tie PROSTATE lniIcung several scp
wounds and initiating his face in shocking manner
Merritt then quietly locked the door OF the ouc ana
descending to the ground floor, carefully locked the
leading to the street, and placed the kels III HIS
pocket H.. - 4,
Several the boys in the house hearing the NOISE ana
the cries Of the suprTintend nj rushed To The ohc''
where MIR StOught1u was found in seini-unconSei"us
condition. DE- Bruce. an Old friend OF MI stoughtOn'
was called in and cared for the wounded man. lie pro
uounced the injuries serious A. late hour last hlght
Mr.. SiOEghtOn living In critical condition. Inc 20
lice are searcDing for Merritt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
BOOKSELLERS ABANDON NEw-JERsEY.

The booksellers have concluded to abandon
HoboNcn Last weeks experience with New-JeTsey
Justice convinced them that the authorities were IN
earnest To pay fines not considered pleasant nut
vet it WIS not disgaceru; to to jail could no" dc
borne The booksellers hope that during the coming
Winter something may be done with the lawmakers, or
Aai some way Of eyaG ng the laws may I've discovered;
meanwhile Baltimore Is to be the scene or operations
The races. TODAY, and for two or three sue
ceednc days VIII virtually close the racing season. al
though II is possible that meeting may b. heI
Washington That part 81 the firm OF ltacEct II nt,
Dupont Co. that is out Of Jail departed, win most 81
hc cmpuv6s for Baltimore on SUNDAY nght
Hack sin anguSes IN the Hudson County JAN or at
least WAS th-re late Yesterday afternoon HIS son WAS
irving to acceptable bail II IL sail that Kelly a.
Bliss and those Of their employees who could raise money
enough pay their passage started for Baltimore ~
night Mr. Bliss denied any intention yesterday,
out some the employees said they Tero al going Iais
explains Kelly Il B SIS advertisement requesting the
holders of winning tickets 10 present item Tor pay neh
as early as possible on Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
GUILTY OF STEALING A CHILD.

The trial of Jane Mclaughlin, for abducting the
little girl Annie Costello from father concluded yes
eray In The Of General SESSIONS before Recorder
qokett The 1rl lost July 3, and August "a when
the police took her charge she wreched
dition The prisoner attempted 10 reclaim the girl her
the ral she another sorytlat tue
r came 10 the father unfit 10 take Of
her .
Recorder Hackott charged the Jury that her keeping the
81 lle father. she know VINO he
aiuctoD and Commented serny on the WlckedneB OF a
Woman sixty years do had hal children 81 her
VET kent child hidden from father, who Lowell H. AMI lied TO
fry ont the cOnccaucn and treated the child cruelty.
Jury out three nous and came ~ win verdict
OF gully but a mercy Recorder Hackett
ICmauded the woman for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance the system its over life
and direct bearing which IL has human happiness Is
the or
it, through intense mental application, by the ex
indulgence the appettes and propents are proper
when the !.
ranged absolutely necessary promptly seek advice from
who. yeaThas devoted MS VINO
and attention 10 this study ard who nom his experience
practice learned discover at the and Az
promptly apply remedy thus avoiding the painfully So"
seeking for the truth common to the nexpeienceh aud
the patient who, very naturally, wants 10
delay what IL the matter the extent or the Ge
rangcmen the probabilities OF recuperaton, and the Time re-
CURED.
brain has become exhausted by intense mental apph
cation depTying IL of the or connected Thought, II can
only strength By being properly Jed ami uodehd
By the certain methods. 10 precisely he
same with the nerves life The value
OF medical practice scarcely BE- overated
marriage the ipe.uatiOn OF family names the
securing 81 hereditary es and the retention OF estates IN
the family.
From long large experience in this direction, have
command by the thankful appreca
ton families the aui nation: and
communicate much that pertains To tie oyeroxece Of
department OF the system ana the means oi re-
covering powers, whether o Oain appetite propensity,
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At DCDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam 40. Ncon. AZ 47' MidnighLAH
a4chraf during me iay. Az. lowrr-. Al
Average IL same day. 1876 50's'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81 ,JgneTs Ho'el-(Overnor Lucius Robinson, ana
JUDGE Nathaniel siipnan, Of Hartford t,H drcf npr-
IxGnvoInor Andrew O. Curtin, OF Peinsylva'a Nena'of
Hamilton Unrys; GIcnvlle TTcnalB and John r. Syih n
Albany Edmund Cooper Of Tennessee; Ex-Governor g. -
Mashburn Wisconsin, Aanson :. Page, oil O""esoi be
eral Arson Stager Chicago. III tNtoncIfsshhh ~ ~
Maftpsop. OF NocilTUfe y. lpn'nr vi
New Haven Erereft House-Proossor Alexander Agassz
Cambridge. Mass BrcrooH Hotve-Geneial James H.
Wilson Receiver the ST. LOUIS ami southeastern haW
COmpany Nct0tIx H0tef-Coi0ne Matslan Howe y. =
A q. iseg Ho"s.-Judge william H. Hunt Of New oflean
and The Hon George Il. Very, OF Worcester Mass ht
usfey R1s-Depuy Of state Edgar H. Airaf ~
Sgifrrr 4. C. Armstrong,
Hampton Va. Lo;sl BTruseek-GCOrsc w. Miller OF Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
pLuME's DEFALcATIoN NEARLY $500, coo

IN CONSEQUENCE OF TTTTHUI TIT NdII-AU' IIIIU
Mrs Lamont and her family were aware OF the stock
operations Of George T. Plume, and even that she was
interested in them, relative OF tho family, IN an
swer TO inquiries by TRIBUNE reporter made the fol-
lowing statement:
Tncre il not word OF truth I'm the report Mrs La
mont ami her bOJI positively say that the hrst
kpolcdge o. the that Mr. Plume mad used any OF
the estate securite when lac announced 10 them
that hc had lost all As far as can he ascertaned from
cxuuai ion of TIE accounts the cab zzcd IS nearer
$500 600 than the 100000 which lie admits be embez-
zlcd The T. inKs tins Is something more than Il
'famIy matter but not disposed, as yet, to
begin criminal proceedings against Plume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LITTLE HOPE THAT ANY MEN WILL Bic sAVfl
JospoS Tuegday Oct. %, Is

LITTLE HOPE THAT ANY MEN WILL BE SAVED.
LONDON, Tuesday. Oct %. 1877
The latest intelligence from the High ban
tyre coery is to IL O'Clock, Monday
night. The shaft, at the bottom of which knocking
was heard, is rapidly coapsng. The explorers con-
sequently are attempting to reopen commune
cation from the other mine Ihey nave
penetrated about half mile, but nave
still 800 yards to clear so they cannot possibly
reach the men who are supposed to be lmprisoned'
before morning Ii is feared that by that time le"'
if any, will remain alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
no STRIKE on LONG ISLAND RAILROADS.

Instead OF SJilkc OCCURRING Oh inC IOuS
Island Railroads yesterday, number OF the employees
were discharged As the travel on these roads is much
greater in Summer than Winter, IL is the custom to
reduce The number Of the trains every Fall new time
table was issued ye erday, and about tlty trains were
,lscn on. Notice was also given by superintendent
br tween Hem stcid Crossing Belmont Junction,
aud between Bcthpagc Junction and Bo.h1gc, VIII be
riuch between Valley Stream and Hcmpft d, Viii
also no closed on the RickaNay Brauch Of The Long
island Railroad trains viii not be between Spin z
field Junction and Ocean Point The track VIII not be
used on the Southern Railroad ROckaWay Btauch, be-
tween Ocean Point and Far ROciaway, and all trains III
both directions VIII Use tie Long iSla Railroad ROCK.
away Branch track. Tile &c tons in the number az
trains viii maxi necessary a decrease in tie number OF
epo, Altogether about 1870 men Will be Discharged
About thirty OF tins number sent away Yesterday
lie company indebted to the men Tor waves riugiGg
from a month and half 10 two mOnth8 and 4 hall.
Some of the paid Of yesterday the others e&
pect their money to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
ASSAULTED BY A DISCARDED WOMAN

Cornelius McSwyny was assaulted yesterday.
his Office al and Broadway. by Catherine whacn
The discharged revolver at him twice. the first bail
passing through hat TheattenOn % Officer Wall
Eighth Precinct attracted By the hrnR Of the shots and
at ed the direction OF the noise He the
woman thepsOl raised, about 10 IRE and he seized her
ann arrcsed her She taken beior Justice Morgan
at Police Court she did not The
ing she had been living with Mc~wyy but that he
tired Of herr she had become reckless and
aoLl Llrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
FOR THE sFyENTHs ARMORY FUND.

Colonel EmmOns Clark has received the following
letter from william H. Vanderbilt announcing subscription
10 rIe -th Regiments New Armory fund;
These railroad companies SUCH have never felt author
lied general objects Ike presented by
hesItatcd long before permitting step which
igt b. taken precedent. Bat in If the peculiar
7 Regiment ioT many upon early lis for The proie
and property ana the preservation 81 order aud the
great value. At al times. Of such perfectly disciplined aud
patriotic organization, the Ne YORK ard Harlem ilulroad
tity line viii contribute 5000 To the New Armory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
AMERICAN PoPULAR's CONDITION.

The examination of Dr. Lambert, formerly
president of the American Popular Life Insurance ON
pany was continued yesterday before Referee Warren.
The witness could only give the name OF ore person who
had expressed wish to have his policy renewed and he
was an agent ~ the company. Tie could give no eX-
panaOu Of the item Of reported assets $500 ia tho
Niutn National Bank. Neither cOuid he explain the
purchase OF bonds made at the close OF the 1874
and 1879 and their almost immediate sale. The eK-
animation viii be continued ln-nOrr0W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

CINcINNATI, Oct. pa highly exciting story
tecgraphed TO Cincinnati paper to-day 10 tine ef-
feet that a commercial traveller, named Hansen, had
been attacked Big Cfty KY, in the evening, by
Two higbwaymrn, ana that lie had shot one aud had
thrown the other MIC c,sm lis feet deep special
to Tie IOuisrie Courier Journal from Big Ch!ty says
there nas been no tIuuOle there lately and nothing i,
known OF the reported night between the commercial
traveller aud two robbers. The original dispatch is
-nI.la n 1Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
swINDLIYG NETWORK MERCHANTS.

Moses II. Crow opened several stores iii New
York and Pennsylvania. and bought on trust all the
goods be could merchants here and IN Philadelphia
His stocks were seized Judgment notes by William A.
smtb aud removed to SMITHS store, Crow escaping to
Canada Crow turned states evidence, and suits were
brought against gmith, who has some property
!, was claimed that Smith was the devser cap
,list and Chief gamer Ia the swinds. Smith fought the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
PARADE GROUND DAMAGES.

Ex-Mayor Wickham, Bernard Smythe, and
W c. TTapnagcn commissioners TO determine tine damage
10 owners Of property affected by repeal OF the act
passed IN 1S7l 20 authorize the laying out of parade
ground 10 the upper part Of the city, have been holding
daily sessions for days al No 33 Pne-st The claims
already presented amount to more than 81 900 600.
Several OF the persons interested stated 10 TRIBUNE re
porter Yesterday that the special claims. WITH others
moi Vct submitted. would swell tine total amount 10 not
les than 81 100000 Following is list OF claims
fIr ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

A Dutchman was riding in the cars, and
wanted TO cut at certain avenue. When the
reached he To the door OF the thinking the
conductor would stop. As the conductor paid atten-
On him. No saii say, c0nd0octur, you don't sthop
dc ear; want To get out here" The conductor an
other Dutchman like himself and replied: " Veil, w
you don't zIy can't sclne H."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
GENERAL GRAM AT BRIGHTON.

LONDON, IucSday, UcI %, I5'''
General Grant was entertained at
q banaet by the Mayor and corporation at
Brighten last night In response to toast
he said II England and the United states rGmane 1
a. god friends and rrghbors now, the EnShsh-
nost,pe neoples would become the greatest ia the
world. 49, r., ,,,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
TIE mANNIBAL AND ST.. JOSEPH RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-lhe committee recently
appointed by the stockholders OF the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Railroad Company, at New-York,
arrived here to-day, aud have been in private
consultation with judge Carr and G.. W. Elscy alton
ueys OF the road. Robert 5. Stevenson, G,G-
crll Manager Of the road, was also present.
The whole party left FOR Jefferson City to-
night, where they viii petition the supreme Court
grant them appeal TO that court the lower court
hiiymg used TO do They say they willing to
give any amount ia bond, matter how large, to pro-
y, cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
PEGISTRATION ~ BROOKLYM

Yesterday was the third and last day OF reg
isration in Brooklyn. The total result shows much
smaller number OF votes registered taan last year. but
con,tderable increase over previous years. Par
tcuar efforts made in certain localities to call out
mil 'strv hut generally a lack of interest was
shown The total registration this year was 7s,IlOi
tiat a. last wear amounted $500 Below ~ gwen
tp result If The three days registration, with me totals
i'm each ward compared wilh ne totals OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

first suit energeficallv last Spring hut lost IT, SIX more
AGAINST Smith the calendar yeStIuN' w
fore Judge Van RrIint in Supreme Court Cfcult, hnt
Smith did appear. and inquests we're taken. III s
of Horace Il. Cafiiu & Co., 1udgmc was ge LOT
S7i2 81 In the suits hy William BrInckerho1 Na'ih
ie Fisher ID. Ives Henry A. Paret, jams Mclean, anu
otncrs. the entering of verdict Was defeffou UNI" W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

JOINS HOPKINs UNIvERSITY-Vacantf fellow
shp-There among feOwsiips OF tho
Hopkins Universally yielding 5000 per annun IL viii be
November for special proficiency IN 81 these
FIVE departments: Greek Matneinaticr, Physics Chemistry
Physiolo,v Apply by letter the President JoHks
HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. Baltimore, Md.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
s8i2h79 ~

Other claims have been presented without specifying
the amount. as follows Andrew Lester Benz tmln +.
Manicure George r. Gantz. Cornelius W. Luyster, Sarah
V. Tuornal, ana A. II. CardOzO. go
A. nearly as be asCertained, these claims, with
Others yet filed, will amount to S2U0OOO The com
missOners VIII meet again on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
COMPROMISE PROPOSED IN FRANCE.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 1877

The 7imeS's Paris correspondent says an ar
ticle published in the Courier de France suggesting inc
immediate formation of Cabinet OF concliaton mas az
tracfed much attention. II IL supposed tn have Deeh III
spred by NJ Jules GrGyy and otner Republican eaeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

Can lady who is in love with a clergyman
be properly said to have PnpAation Of tie heari Oh,
nonsaints -iJudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

MIR Beatty, w Washington, n j. ,sclls$1 900 pianos
Nl 92stopssi5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
BOWED. COlyKPL AxNgTS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
A wRErcHED MoTHER,s FrrILE PLEA.

Kate Smith in the Court OF General Sessions, be-
fore Recorder Hacket pleaded guilty yesterday To the charge
of abandoning her child and sentenced
wear PenitenuaTy. she reason for the act
mat she absolutely had nothing for her child
and hoped would be found by those able and willing 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

NOTES OF WOE
Cease when crying baby is given MILK MAGSEsA
stomach and wind in that organ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
IAnnouncoments.I

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-23
Liver Complaint, &c.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS.

Not only does the S,raparan Resogent excel all rcneia
IN the Of Chronic Scrofuous COstuuona, an
SKIN Diseases. but 1t - tho Ouy pos tive cure Tor
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