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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13

Egy permission OF I1e clliccrs
OF glse Metropolitan 75gsewIn OF
Art, Flessrs. 'EEFF&EK & CD.
have made ia tIscir gu5oau
square Workshops Eac-siFriics
"a Esla0y OF she gold articles On
.gcygeIry in (ase Di Cesuola c0Er
iecl;orH az CyQriOte treasure.
Thcsc Necklaces. EaPrisgs a0G
other articles are nCt only issa
gcres ling rs authentic copies OF
Classic objects. bUe are elegant
and appropriate personal oTEsa-
sIeAas,
Each piece bears llae stamp GA
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There was a marked decrease in the number
OF arraiumcnts for violations Of the Excise Law al
Tie Police Courts yesterday. The few prisoners irc-
duced were held, in most cases. in 500 BAH each
Some time ago Amos J. Bcccker was called rs
witness against some liquor-descrs in the
Tombs Police Court, Daring the examination ;he
fact was brought ont that B!cccScr had served
a term in the Peuitenlory, and tie couu,e;
FOR fine asked that LIS evidence be excluded
on the ground Of l!s felony. Yesterday justice u"1y
decided tugt under the code restrcuoa had d. en-
Withdrawn and tnxt tue witness competent 10 te~
inv The Justice ordered tae liquor de!sfs, against
whom Blecekcr Appeared, 90 hc atralSucd neicfe nm
next Monday morning, at which tiDo they WIZ DO ADMIT
ted go bail , .
Tie wi ole number OF licenses issued by the Pard OF
Excise yesterday fortv-two, the majority " whch
we've ale and beer licenses. IL Was stated on
GOOD autl ority last night that steps lad tcDe
taken for the indictment II the Excise ComniS-
siouels. on the ground that they hat over,
stsUpd the letter 81 the law, aud for the purpose oi
ujne II anything could bc done 90 stop me ocay IN
the issue Of licenses regularly applied Tor The arrests
made last night for Tie violation on the Excise aT were
a. follows: First Precinct, q; Fourth, = thth, ;
Eleventh. 2: Eiclh r; Ninth. >: Toun = Eleventh, |;
Twelfth, 1hirfe nth. - Fourcenth' i s$'seniH,
Nm tceuth. Twtuty-uIst =; Twenty second - I"eh'
ty.Hiutb, total, SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
rrNHEssEE,s CREDIT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 12.-ln submitting
To- tbe Legislature correspondence from parties repre-
scuting "A very large number OF Tennessee bonds eX-
pressing willingness TO take hity cents on compro-
t. of tie state debt Governor Porter concludes ms
message az follows:
appeal 10 the General Assembly to rescue the STATE
frolg lis peril, and Ia preserve something oi
its credit Tho people o. Tsupeoseo are mol PREPARED
10 learn tie fun lesson OF reputation. They
are si Feusble Of Sic responsibility resting upon them
~ MAINTAINING ts good Impressed upou the State
he 80 many ef her sons. The time has been when the
-esge OF and tae high standard OF nor com
r1Srs credit made all her proud OF tueir nativity.
Do pO let ia turn our bse1s upon tAs honorable history
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
COMPLAINTS AGAINST DRUGGISTS.

Many complaints have been made recently
that there IA an increased amount Of business the part
OF druggists who. il is said are retailing all KINDS Of
u1uor 10 an applicants. well known city onial said
day or two ago TO TRIBUNE reporter 'hat very re
spectaple liquor dealer the wes side Of the city who
held only receipt, had been compelled 10 close his
saloon although lie had made nnIu'Fo'" attempts 10
obton license while the opposite side Of the street
dg stOr. was spcuslng liquors over the counter without
Sny moIestatou. liquor dealer remarked, yesterday,
d., I'D sas bv druggists formed one OF tho principal
ceec of con plain, by those VINO had not been able 10
secrrc licenses tbs dealer aald tbat DC hau Dten IN
fo,r,d r wholesale NQuUruCrchsnt that tno latter .
Sale 10 druggists mad more than doubled since the be
e!uu!n- Of this excise excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
DRUGGED AND RoBBfD or MS EARNINGS.

A strange story is told by Peter Frank, an
italian matt dealer Of Paterson, y. j. lie declares that
ne Was drugged aud robbed OF 200 on Monday Frank
came 70 Patterson few months ago, with the earnings
81 several years. work amounting TO Sl'2Oo when h
euoite In one OF the savings banks in Paterson Last
week au Italian called upon him and pretended 10 he one
~ his old friends. tbs Wau eXhlb ted cons.ociaole
sLms OF m0uey and said that his object
IN coming 60 Paterson 10 invest $4,000
in urvuery lie wished bis friends assistance ~ the
aftcr Al the stranger suggestions Prank decided 10
replace his own money M Ncw-Gork bank. The Two
men started together FOR this city Oh Monday:
Ncer P9esair lie stranger .Lssed Frank 10 hold
lis saichcl which. he said, contained q lot
Of gold. Frank took charge OF the property
subrr AT Jersey city. lie then found that be hae been
drugced and robbed Of his money. In The atchei c m
ms care were found tWO bs- " shot He IS unable 10
tcl, tae mans nhue OF his place Of residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
LABOR p4RADE IN WAsHIyG1ON.

THE PRESIDENT COMPLMEN1ED--A MASS MEETING
AT ToEp's OPERA HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. pa labor procession OF
several thousand workingmcn Of the District paraded to-
night and called on the President who appeared and spoke
few words in acknowledgment Of TIE compliment They
then proceeded to Ford's opera House. where mass
meeting was held After the passage OF series 81 rtS'-
tiog I'm eupl or Of the labor movement the meeting WaH
addressed by the following gentlemen: hes's. lien
drick D. Bright of Pennsylvania, william a.
Philiins or kansas C. H. Hanson of Illinois, 4. i.
shcplerd OF this city, J. Amber smith OF
Vrsiuis and ". \. McNasters, OF New-lork: COM
mtfpe was appointed tO wait upon the President ana
urge him to enforce Tho eight hour law in tie mechanical
GrnnrfncnIa OF tho GoEcrnmrnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
OFFICIAL IRREGULARITIES CHARGED IN NEW


In addition to the alleged Irregularities in
the declarations Of sales Of aIos which are now beng
Investigated by the Finance Committee Of the Newark
con1son Council IL is charged TIA. somewhat SINH
lar irregularities exist IN the Office Of the CITY C0uirOllot
- ~ NOT less than s. charged Tor every se-rch
IoJs and Tie money paid into the city Treasury stv
eraI months ago. 1t Is alleged az officer OF ne he' t
R.Ye0I Jxfs Insurance Company OF Newark ashol ~ nS
Cenfroljev1s office what would be charged hr Low
ssarcLes ana Informed tha1 lhe lo~es' pi'Ie VIZ
~ brf lcrk Of fhe Controller whereby the searches
we're 70 be made for 81 20 eac4 aud large 81
80 nn IA zoe noney has been turned ever " the CITY
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% Q SITS c RIP T.
3:45 a. m.
MR. COMBINES FbIENDS JuBfLANE
THE FIGHT SAID NOT TO BE OVER YET
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TWGuNE.I

W.s,uSGToy. Dec. 12.-The result of the conflict
over the New-York nominations has caused conSld-
eroble excitement in political circles here.
The friends of Mr.. Conkng iubi-
LIANT. while the friends Of tho Admin
istration. and especially those Of Secretary Evari6
are very much depressed. The friends Of tho Al
minisration however, claim that tine fight
is not yet over; that tho President VIII
promptly send other names TO the Senate: and
that il remains TO be seen whether Dir. Conkling
can control the Senate in his own personal
interest throughout the entire session. lheIe
are no Indications tonight as TO what
Few names will be sent H.. Mr.. Conklings
hiends claim that in view OF the action OF the
Senate tonight it will be difficult Tor me
President 10 induce any persons of prominence who
are not friendly to Mr. Conkling. to usk their
chances OF confirmation by the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
NETWORK CITY.

A benefit will he given this evening to Nine.
Dockriu at Gimores Garden, by the managers Of the
Great London Circus.
Nineteen tons of pure silver were sent, yes
terday from the Assay ONCE in this city to the Phlade-
phia Mint to he made into subsidiary coin.
President HAYES has signifed his acceptance
OF the invitation to attend he ceremonies the opening
Of the Museum Of Natural History, December Do
James Kerr, of Fordham, while crossing the
Harlem Railroad track yesterday morning, at Jerome
Depot was by train and received injuries viii ch
will probably prove fatal
Elijah Alliger, being unable to furnish $75,-
600 bail in the suits brought against him by the CONNER
cal Union Insurance Company, OF London was taken 10
Ludlow Street jan yesterday.
Bauer the wrestler, is to try his skill ard
muscle against the brown bear shown few weeks
agn AT Glmore's Garden. The wrestling match will take
place on December 49, Tor 500
The cargo of the steamship Arcadia, con
Ssng Of fruit was sold AZ auction yesterday 40 cases
of Valencia broug from 50 IL 60 81 30
$500 boxes ~ Palermo oranges sold from 81 30 to = 10
hoy and 1900 boxes Of lemons ranged from - % 10
- 20 q box
The Board of Health, yesterday, discussed
he removal OF the Smallpox hospital bat no action was
taken The Sanitary Committee reported that children
should he prohibited from attending school, who come
from homes WHORE contagious diseases CNl+l. ~ NoS
ordered that rain.s be erected along the BcneNaio
t. prevent accidents
Max Won Grollman, a presSman in the pa
pcr-stauins factory at No So Lewsst, died recently
from an overdose OF laadanum. II his home. NO 10
, IA ,y ,,i,si bonors IN The Franco riis IN war.
Domestic dscord drove drink, and lately he had
| taken 10 the use Of opium.
| Police Com5OisSiO TrbaTdt was not at the
Police Central O0c- Yesterday. and some of his friends
suggested chat the Board Of Aldermen might have made
o,o with him r that he might have gone TO Europe 10
cor vith GcreraI smith I{,jut the I,Xclse troubles
Siares were sci a rest mo viewer by authentic iufor
/ 49, =, -, m. - - ~ g.,
N",eI 'iiii',S' oi ,-' C,,, 1 ,,il
49, - ,l. -, 49,, ,-. . tt ,.t,,,e
"f Two f1ee of houle, rendered happy or vretchcd
hy the love or indifference o. ne husband &nt siIt
aud dwcit TIE SIMPLE, EomCy virtues that give 10
married hic a perennial FRESHNESS ana cLaI.h'
/ tn, t1Jor,,.,'- C,-,,,itt.a ON Comfy 4 f.
/ A"' 1'i''N" O"''"'''DN "
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TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is now utterly unlike
any other weekly newspaper issued from the
Office of daily in New-York or in the country
larger in different and better form, in better
type. and filed with matter prepared expressly
for its rcaders-pot with the stale news dumped
in from the daily. 1t can only he compared
with the three and four dollar veckias, ike
Harpa8 or the great religious aud literary
journals. It's price, however, remains EAcd at
such low rates as to defy competition, and the
extraordinary premiums surpass anything even
in its own history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
DoNOHUE. THE STRIKER, SENTENCED.

RLM1RA, n. Y. Dee. 12.-In the County Court,
at Barth steubcn County to-day. Barney DsEohur, she
leader Of the Erie Railway strikers In August last, was
arragnod. He pleaded guilty 10 the third indictment,
charging him with conspiracy against trade and com
merce and was sentenced 10 tho County jail TOT three
L2OntAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13

ELEVENTH PACE.
POctrv-TO john GiCcule1t
Whittier.
This Son OF Vulcan.
TWELFTH PAGE.
POetry-Ihc Dogc's DaUgh-
ter.
Life or Mechanism-WhChl
Science lor tic People.
General Notes.
Baby Shows in two CIlicS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

B,crocrf Hogsc-Kurd Won Schl0zer German MIN,
istcr AZ Washington; Maurice Dcossc Belgian Minister &hd
Fraukln h. G0wcu, 81 Phiadcl h.a krtrct Hohff no
lion r. Pluutot, NJ p q London f4tA 4ren''
Henry r. pcrsun Of Albany. HCNH1h ~
Vaux Of Philadelphia NcroDoifsn Rotf! SO AI'"t
Macarthur and Richard T. hcrrck, OF Masmnsto
Surt.ut Hoasf-Geueral n. &. BJnkhead L: >. -,
btqgrir HoC-A. J. CaSsatt Vice President OF ns Lsny
vania Railroad Company 81 JdiHeS H9- - va,
Of Utica ~ Gtsey H0'tffSir Alexander T. 6a oi Nluntc
al Clayton MacM,hSel of Philadelphia and eAN ~
H. H. Hathorn, Of Saratoga. 81 NC'ons -
Blackstone President Of the Chicago am Anon
panv. and c. q. Wicker, President on tue b'A''' ''''
KalliOai Company
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UWEXAEaPLED PREMIUM,

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for five years, post paid, and a copy Of the great
standard Websters Unabridged Dictionary, IN
leather binding. 1856 quartO pages, with
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dollars less than the cost Of the Dc
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old subscriber prefers, he need pay for THE
WEEKLY only two years for himself by sending
three new subscribers for one year each. In either
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ANY old subscriber 10 TIE SENI-WErKLT TEiBUNz
can avail hims,.fof the same offer By sending the
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THE
W.. E;..KA.Y
T r 7 B IT N z
Cf this week contains
~ ITS
SIXTEEN PAGES:

FIRST PACE.
Topics OF the Week.
SECOND PACE.
Washington Dispatches.
THIRD PAGE.
ihe AutDuel.i Case, By
John X. @. Hassard.
Suicide.
LdiuIuds and Patterson.
sc4lieIn2nn at Myceud, by
B1yari Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
THE QUESTION IN THE PUBLIC OFFICES.

4
The exciting scenes in and around the once
of the Excise Commissioners repeated yesterday
crowd Of liquor dealers, numbering perhaps, zoo or
500 collected and were kept order by platoon Of 20
lice The office was tbrongci with dealers The clerks
and commissioners looking and tired. were at
tending 10 their various duties signing licenses,
filing bonds and receiving afidavts Flank
applications for licenses furnished by the commits
siopers and many were filed in the saloons near the
Excise once where notaries public were present TO
take the necessary adavits. The board adhered TO us
practice tor TIE days previous AID re'uSed 10 t.
ceiye any money The crowd grew smaller as the day
around the steps leading 20 the CoinnsslOhtfs Oe.
Abcnt "A m a perSous were excluded fToH the private
Office Of The board aud executive session was nero
MAYOR Ely visited the Police Headquarters SeeteIdaN'
and held conference with Commissioners Ncnols, Ut
the MAYOR and the commits agree that those hquoi
dealers who bold receipts should DE protected INC
Mayor has rot yet received the resolution OF inc boaIu
Frhardt hut states that when IL reaches him he VIII
give il the consideration deserves lie has not d'cided
nssioners conversation yesterday, he said his power
10 remove the Excise Commissioner was questioned rs
under state law ard COud OUly I've lmpcached Gnd re-
moved after trial He had asked an opinion 81 the COR
pOratOu Counsel Oh tAe question. AdocgaUnho NhVit
sale liquor dealers CaitO upon MN utIHh %" 'i W
asked hn preside the meeting thct are 10 hold 10
protest against the action o. the Police ana Excise Com
mssoueTs hut ne declined. He visited the once OF me
Excise Board during the day.
Superintendent Waliiug sad yesterday that the only
instruction thay had been given 90 ae Police Inspectors
in reference 20 the Excise Law. was that when man
had license and was selling liquor m conformity WIN
IT, be should he protected The superintendent san th@1
81 hardly seemed necessary 60 give instructions IN mat
ter where tue mtauin- of the law was so evident bNt
case had occurred in which z ina" h"iiains
who made arrest, saving, that while the man hdd q
hotel license hc did not Keen hotel THie. Mr Waiug
ers Who 1t was to be presumed had made proper in
flrIT ie4 d & .H If "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
Announcements.

Buy your Hats from BURKE, 214 Broadway.
etyle sud texture uuaUIplssed. Fine SIX Hat 60
LvNDnoRG's PERFUME-WooD VIoLEr-pos-
The natural delicate odor OF the flowers.
Cornice Poles CEastlake stye) in brass,
nicElc walnut oak Great variety IN unique de.irrs
special attention 10 picture rods FOR private galleries. Mana
factuIod Uy ". y. &; j. MtlsLiEAJ, 81 BroaoWaj'
BRrNMeLL is selling 5-pouud box Of fine
mixed c.lu- for o. 40 Gran a., Nc1Aols Branch,
SI7 Broadway, near l2thst.
UyIIEE OTHER MEDICINAL OHs,
The agreeable lung remedy ami iEygo'sut tuItre PAAt
ABLE COP iIfEa Ole iu tDH! nation with lI",'h. titil-'
u.lNls U.tl wafer. Al. drag. lists. Depot, fs,tst
RUSSIAN EA"1R Battle.
oven. NatlS, No is
Lafayette: place 1870 bIthag aF.ucuts are ~ i'-t deep
..d aG fst tiic t'. rp l style .i-l"ic,, "
own 81 ms co.ltr.. Al.z CAFES, g. T. HfA', Sc d.
EVERYTHING ~ HOMEOPATHY ct HUM
e PURGTS Iuy TGoIs, and ef2 aoStw&y, Jrti above
l7iA-st *, y. Sp,clGc Manual sent free on application.
EINE GOODS in the watch, diamond and
raiutl,s 1,y The ao.t f,iIHANr American artists
Isl broadway
Opposite q. o.. 81. ..t.i.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
4 SHIP on FIRE AZ SEA.

CHESTER, Penn, Dec. 12.-The schooner
Olive Crosby, Captain Hutchinson, from Jamaica' re-
ports that at O'Clock NJ the 7th INST, forty-h'e
miles northeast 10y north OF Cape lateras' she sa" 4
1nnb that Inc vessel lad been burning for some time,
and her cargo Was apparently petroleum. NO one was
seen on or about the burning ship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
Removal.
Theodore B. Starr
OF the Late Firm of
STAR II X MA & Il -,
\.


Announces HIS REMOVAL 40 No. coo
FEFTm-A e., MIDESON-S9UAEE.
where the new WnrewOOms are NOW
open for inspection. The Business viii
be devoted, as in the past, 40 The sale Of
Fine Diamonds and other Precious
Stones. Rare Pearls, Choice Stone Gam"
eos and zntagiiOs, Eica Gold ssewei"
ry, Watches, &cc.; Zine Clocks, BroEzcs.
Polished brass Goods, Objects Of Art
and the SiIYer-yyare Of the Ss02HhI
MANEEACEE'EsGEG COMPANY, Of
yyhicI, be ~ now the Sole agent for the
Retail Department Ira this City.
NO. goo FIFE e. AV D. q e e.,
electromagnetic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
AMNOUMGE ng EWT !

we have transferred 0IEr Retail BE-i-
ness TO Var. 'EsrE0E1DEsE Es. aEs 81 *
date Starr e. Nitrous. and GroEn ai'is
date that Department WEE be conducfe"
by isign Fn connection wish his general
business at 40. 39S E'iTsisaavcs:ssc, Mad
f.0n.~Iun-c, where OAR goods VIII bc
offered af O1r .ta5lianed prices.
Oar gasIesrocEn@ in s'0:OH.sGuarc WIZ
remain opel, fertile sale OfOar wares 30
the Grade only.