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New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
GERMAN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

The Executive Committee OF the German
Am. rican Independent Association held meeting al
No 900 rhird-ave last evening. Justice OtefbonfY pre-
aiding Oswald Otteudorfer. on the part OF the fohlc
Committee reported that delegates bad been sent 10
either Of the state Conventions He further stated lor
the committee, that the conventions Of oo'n
carrie. were not conducted with view 10
the interests OF tho State or Nation DHt
far personal and selfish ends. The Republican STATE
Convention fell into he hands OF one man. ana sho"ed
IA apimosity to tho reform principles OF the Acmnisra
,ton winch have already met with wide approval Inc
Ierocr.uc Convention Was taken possession OF ut
1ruanv Hall IN combination VITA the uleinDttS az te
crrunf Canal Riug It too late 10 nOhihdte an ~
dcn.ndeDt State ticket, but mdercnoeht NoleIe cou
n,sycnf bofb parties from bOasIng vI Nlcto! AZ tHr
ps by casting their votes for the best men on JON
tcEets Resolutions In harmony win this speech "tIe
aered with the following candidates s worthy o. sup
onrt the sam TO DO submitted 10 the behoIA NOhi-
Tor Sscrefayv Of Stale-J. C. Churchill Republican can
didntc. - ,,..,,,t,can
For CoufrOieT-F T.. Oic0tt Democratic. .,,,
For Anoraeu- -Generai-Orenyile TreWain' k'pnDhcah
For Sfats EHgineef-H II. seymour, IT, DenOcTat a.,
Tine resO uiiOn unanimously adopted "lthod. ui-
nssion It further urged that IL was necessary 10
cos,uerate earnestly with the anti lainmhny oIk.hna
@ - TanImany Hall was 10 be beaten. ana u was
tsfed that II the Republicans and the anti Ihlnmhny
,,cn coud agree upon muncl al county hhu sehatiAi
,4chets Tammany Hall would suffer severe dcient
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
NEN.YoRK LEGf-LATIvE NoMNATIONs.

GENEVA. n. y. Oct. 1O.-1he Democratic
sonatori Convention ofthc XXvIth District, which
held today ren0minated state Senator Hammond by ac
clamatiOn.
OswEGo n. v. Oct. 1O.-The Democratic Senatorial
Convention for the XXIYth District to-day nominated
Colonel J. B. sptagne OF Ithaca, by acclmaiion No
other name was presented.
SCHENECTADY, y. Y, Oct. 10.-Tbe Hon. webster Wac
ner was unanimously renomnated for the State Seate
bv the Republican Convention held he to-day. Rcsolu
tos udosing MS legislative adopted by the
convention.
HUDsoN y. ". Oct 1O-The Hon. Jacob H. Proper
WAS renominated 20 the Assembly by The Democracy Of
the lst District OF Columbia County tu-day.
SYRACUSE \. Y, Oct 10. The following nominations
for Asscmbymen have been made by the Democrats ::
Ist Distrcts John c. Munro lid District, X. E. Dor
chester.
AUBuRN n. Y. Oct. 10--Tbe Democratic Senatorial
convention for the XXyth District to-day nominated
the Hon. Charles n. Ross
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

rolloc,o,s chances for getting seat IN the
hetSSt vees senate are very slim, and there VIII De
tL, 80 shed should they disappear atcgo 'hei-io'
Icni. be-Democrat (hepJ
Tho President has done well in prohibiting
- assessien 5 for political purposes III : 'dcfal OF
iolv~ md n ought 10 be done away with altoSether-
Indianapolis Journal tltepJ
All that the problem of resumption requires,
- = - he remonetizatlon OF the silver dollar so that
NAV be authorized to resume at 100 cents 10
d. dollar instead of Oeing driven 10 r,sule 80 AAV ~
90 20 the d0llar.-lSt Louis Republican tDem)
The Republican papers disposed to pun up
~ lanes Patterson "persecuted X IlUOlCan
SlG remember that John has been indicted OY an1
s.~ ontborized under the Chamberlain ieslHt' anu
composed largels OF "staIWart hepu'li''A' '
yjllo CourlerJOurnal tDeuiJ -
The South is "solid." and for years VIII re-
- a. what the south needs ana ihe AueiIcah
I~io- needs Is that the Southern COnCrtssue' sh
olid arginst fanatics ana knaves, ana sohV toI
onou,v and efficiency in the public service solu lot
Soyesf currrpcv "sOhd for resumption ana no sleps
bsctuard and solid for tariff relOrm-iChafle5'Vh
News ana Courier (Dem)
few Democratic papers have already PC
s,r fD shout iJr Mcclellan ia 1850 ms cary houna
- - i,s ,hvious advantages. II w give the military
Yofb-k ller ample time To make up MS NINA VII hiuc
ridden gladually of tine track and VIII be stduun-
c 10 candidates of decent aniecedents 10 heeP u 4
me wav Such Is the present dlft OF the DeLOOI"o5
&c nciunau Gazette kepJ
BETTER THAN ANY OTHER IN TIE "OkLD'
From The London Ac1dsHn,
THE NFw-YORK TkIBUNE gives better seen
tfc INTEL gence than any oerr daiy p'peI III 'ie "o
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
All Notice. Of navr7dgrs nast os .ndorssd S'A fs!
ndme and dddres.
DIFD

ALLEN At his residence 22o West 3sthst. Moses Allen
the ssth year OF his
Notice OF fuueral hereafter.
BULLARD-suddcnly. Oct O. al stockbrGge Mass, the
Of q. Lucy A. youngest daughter Of the Rev W.
The funeral will place to-day Thursday at O'Clock
CO PER-Tuesday Oct Abraham Cooper 18th year
OF his
Funeral services In the Harlem Unyersast Church l2th
ST.. near Lexingtonayc., Thursday, Oct H. att ..
CROwTHER-Ath hs late residence 43 5th.t BROOKLYN. r.
co%h & The First 81 R@iST PSa me cha %
Funeral services viii in Greenwood IIth Inst at
DE CAMP-At Rochester Mimi on the 7 inst in the aoth
year Of his age wna% M T. De Camp son Of Morris Ds
Funeral al spnns valley on Friday. 18Th inst atspm.
Train leaves Erie Depot at O'Clock p. N.
Inernent at CYPRESS Hi Cemetery saturday morning
DRUMaoND-Tn In this city. "Wednesday. Oct 20. Mary L
Drummond widow Of the late M L Dlummond. In the d
The relatives friends Of family respectfully
Grands, Friday evening. at O'Clock. No flo
D0UGIAss-At his residence So2 West 5'th't, George
Relatives and friends invited TO attend tie
pal cSuFcn VEST ' Tint ussT pSoFs o,Se @ i'D''' h'
eLEA5oS-QSt, S , in Newark = J. Lille FsTl,r saush,e,
Funeral services In Newark Thursday at Than.
Interment at Newark on the sane day.
HoRToN-Ia Flusan: L on Tgs,iay & morning. Oct ..
IN the 7Sd year of ler age
Relative. and n ends Of te family are respectfully myirsi to
ID.
SMEDBERG-At TT etndlem " J, Monday,
-medberg. IN the 4l-t year OF his
The friends OF the family invited attend the funeral
services al the Church the Mediator Edgewat. y j. On
Thursdsv oct l. O'CLOCK.
Fort Canal 10 and foot 2th st. 40
lOl returnn M az 1880.
sOUTHMAYn-Tn Middletown. Conn, oct ., 1877 samuel
g. sou hmayd. NJ. D.
Funeral serviccs at chapel Indian Cemetery.
Thursday lfth inst. at 3 O'Clock
THORP-At Dedham. Mass oct g. typhoid fever.
ThorD. ~ Albert o. and Mary L. rhorp, In tho
yrar ~
Funeral services vii be held Cavalry Church. attn
and 2lsf-st.. Friday. Oct. , al 80 IA
Friends Tire family respectful invited to attend.
THORP-At Dedhan. Mass oct n typhoid fever, Albert
rnOrp r, Ot Albert q. anu Mary L. IlOrp tie
lsth year OF his
Funeral will he Cavalry Church. 4thaVe
2 sI-si., Fucay Oct. 2, al $50 a. M.
of the family respectfully Invited 10 attend
WAYDELI-On Tuesday iruin 9Th inst. alter long and
painful illness, Hannah Clarke Mitchell wife Vi Frederic
Maydrl.
Friends the family respectfully invited attend funeral
late residence 50 East SSbst THURSDAY
afternoon, $50 D.
Intermeut Friday morning. at 10 O'Clock
Philalelyh yhia papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
A RERrKE TO FRAUD.


The Ohio election shows what the people Of
that STAT. fhuk OF the Republican party and the Pes
dent n pu into Office by shameless fraud Every effort
~ carr tlr state was tried. Judge West neutral
caudate and n had few enthusiastic supporters he
had no rneunes u the party, like Jud9e Tait aud his
other rivals. The platform was scnOp-uet calculated
10 drag u everybody. Stanley Matthews and Garfield
swaloWra their personal animusltes ana eiectoncercd
Tor Ibe ticket John sherman kicked the CIVIL Service
order uuder the table, and rushed 70 q q OHIO stump
Hlyes followed bis minister held receptions and levees
mad characteristic little campaign speeches checred
Ls -upr0rtrrs and ASSURED everybody tuat he would
sooner lose every other state in tne Union than his own
tn Eis. was appealed 10 for money % carry on the
canvass and responded with the sincws OF war. And
the result Il the utter discontinue oil the Republicans
and the election Of Bishop ana Demociauc Leglsia-
err
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
Special Aotltes.
~ Court OF Arbitratio

Establ-hrl ~ Act ~ tie Lrg,iainre
Hon. ENOtH l.. fANtHEh ArDitraiOr.
th Court held daily at the Rooms o. tie
Chamber Commerce. No 80 william ST. ad az tie Ole ~
Arbitrator NJ ~ Baway TOR the hearing and prvmt
Of controversies disputes, anh matters ~ ainer
merchants snlpma-g--, ana otucrs
within tine jurisdiction ~ the Port ~ Ne~ YORK.
court cOurne. ~ clss, bu ~
submit thar rHfr NJ flr flfHr
B.n submission Of sn1 oifrr lniormh
tou may obtained sras -pp atOB - tho ceik al ne
-Ooua VI the Chamber
Hcarss are shaved when bps Ike cupid hoF r.se.
t-sfh whnS natural beauty IL nfT ned
by the a -uZoDoSI Femluno loyeness acI sirr,si-
i6e power from tAls aIr-ecDc anc hraltlj Nnt hty.
Nervous ExhnIstIan a mctca ersaF - ~ sng s.fes
Of Isctnre, NJ erra al Kshus Museum ~ lony View
YORK nj cure ~ premature nece snoNbf ~
disuutsbv how lost health be- regsuef, srerrga rirN
SYNOPSIS imelts 10 marriage aud IA. treatment ~
physical debility lng Tie resut OF 20 years OK
ueusuce P1cs 70 Address the Author, DE l. j.
KAHN ono. i res..sIcc, 81 H. lOth-st, = y.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
MAKES Pennsylvania DEMOCRATIC.
- rhe rhLIndsInLla 1lIn>s lLan.l

The verdict of Ohio is unmistaka3le. 1T is
crus ipg Dc eat for President Hayes. and II comes
from those VINO should nave Deeh Hlehus dn wei az
fyom consistent tOcs Ii comes from ncOngruOds eie-
nents wcb found unity without 10 stTlkS
tn fatal bov Whether The majority FOR Bishop shall
foot ~ 20 900 or 1000 matters hrtc IL Is not less
than twenty and Is needless for 1t carries the g
isafur ana limited states Senator aud dates the nna
desiructon OF the dcbsuched Rrpublcanism that wac
nrsl aragned at Cincinnati in 1872 IL VIII sweep Gown
the f ve- or hopeful opposition 10 Democratic sue
cess In pe. nsyvaua and even Philadelphia Will swing
from her Republican mOOrngs IN November
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
MARRIED.

CANDER-MAR1IN-Tn Rrooklvn, n. Y. oct. 2. 1877. BY
the Rev X. Storm ID D.. LII D., Edward ID. tanfer 70
Hattie p. Martin dan ghter OF W. c. Martin al Of Brooklyn.
No caris.
d. DfNIDSON-LUNGREN-At Columbia. Penn. Tuesiav,
Oct. o. 1877 by the II KrSland Elizabeth G.
Lu"gren 10 Joseph A. Davidson r beth Of brooklyn. No
cards
HAYDEN-KELLoGG-Mon Oct. 8 by the Rev. Howart
Or shy d. D. Edward > HAYDEN, OF waterbury Conn., aud
Lizze Glider Kellogg o. this city.
LILLIE-WHTTE- On Tuesday oct 1877 ct the residence
Of the brides mother 36J 5th-ave the Bsrnard
OReilly, Nc John Iihe. Of New Yorr. Lucv 4.
White daughter Of the late Judge James W. White Of tbs
city
SEGUR-D ARRELI~-On "wednesday oct. TO- by the Rev.
Charles III. Hall. n D., Dr. B. A. Segur to Lima, eldest
daughter Of Nathaniel X Darrell. esq. ali 0f Brooklyn.
dH NOiics oI Uarr1dges masi 1s lndorssd 1M faH
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
IyDoRs1NG PRESIDENT HAYES POLICY.

WATERTOwN, n. Y, Oct. 1O.-1hc following
resolutions were adopted by the Republican Senatorial
convention here TO day
Resolved. Gst That reafiirm the platform adoptcd
NJ t1e National Republican Convention Id tncinrat IN
1876 and The letter OF acceptance Of President Have
tine eXures-on % our political principles and r"cOC
-iIe in the general and policies OF tine Prcs
Ionts administration practical illustration OF these
principles.
ReSOirfd second, That recognize III President Hayes
Chief Magistrate Of exalted patriotism. and siafc~-
MAN Of lofty purpose and rare wisdom bat we cOngrau-
late the people the assured trium Of the Grs
dents p0cy FOR the pacihcgion of al sections OF the
country for the permanent establishment Of real Ma
iioual unv the basis Oi the equal civil and pOIt-
cal rights OF all.
jses9red. Hird, That especially approve and en-
phasze tho declarations for reicrmeu public service
based u9Cn honesty fidelity and capacity and We accept
the manly and uneqmVOcll declarations upon thtt sub
iect Of President the platform OF the RepuhIcan
party.
Ez-Jndge Henry T. Turner was NOMINATED lor Senator
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
AN INV1TLD DEFEAT.


Whatever advantage accrues to a political
narty nom a strong moral position the OHIO Rcpubli-
cans DELHI eately rclmqushed. The surrender explains
tner defeat and must he confessed makes their defeat
much easier 10 he borne outside or tde state
man i would have been they had gone down IN stout
sngy for eir principles IL scarcely can he said that
tie success IL Iowa Is Offset 70 the failure IN ONO
Tie losses and ga IN the former state are not yet 40
vel .certaued as 10 make the significance OF the re-
sult clear Tlere is no doubt tbat the -mOcras OF
NrW-York viii be encouraged by yesterda = elections
although the political situation mere Il ulHereut from
flaf III fhn Mnstern statls.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
MORE GOVERNMENT AID NEEDED.

In a period of dire industrial Distress the
people naturally looked 10 the Government Tor al the sn
could etlmaely afford: aud ndsposition TO render
slen assistance. and 20 carefully consldef me tehea
6nes nteres OF the country IN tine adjustment Of the
S4uona debt. and preparations for resumption lave
" 70 resented personal wrong by thOusJIus " sOo
s4AeAs WuO we're ready 10 sustain the heP.pe"n
i4fti n ts advocacy Of liberty and union no GUY %
ls TINE Is more important than the exttnslou' ~ tne
SO'efnmcut ~ all the Assistance II can appropriately
te 70 the struggling Industries Of the Unttd otdtes.
sas & properly discharged by the Republicans ehust'1 ~
A National power disasters may be retrieved IL 10
ected or ignored the result in ONO Will become 'he
d Dgu fia
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
TOO MUCH COMMUNIsM.

Prom me Netr- York C1psra Tctat -dUeTtissr tRSp)
The Civil Service experiment did the ticket
No good. But the fatal bluudcr IN The central AMI
son b-ru counties including The city OF CncWnlti Wa-
made hv Mr. west cleveland, ana repeated by MI sher
nan a Mansfield in C0urtiDg the labor movement u
nav have been beley % 10 nave been III the III
feni0u of these gentlemen. - veTal degrees uom en-
cyIariug Communism but 70 was enough 20 raise up
srr organize third party, who are said 70 have poed
o. 900 votes or more yesterday, four htls drawn rom
III R-uublic9n ranks 30 far rom commeudiug Presl-
dent Hsve- O the favor OF this most dangerous ecmen
the effect dri tt IN the direction OF distinct
nd iudepcndent Labor party.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
THE PEvNsYLvANIAs LEASED LINES.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Oct. 10.-Rumors have
prevailed both here and IN Newl ork for some time past
indc ding that the stockholders OF the United Railroad
Companies Of NewIeraey were about TO take such legal
measures necessary contest the lease OF those
lines to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and the
idea gained rOuud that the officers Of the latter
tion engaged in this prospective action letter to
this effect received yesterday by Colonel Thomas A.
scott from the president OF the United Companies OF
New,Iersey. which had depressing in1u-nce on the
stock but reply immediately sent, stating that
steps looking the amendment Of to- provisions of the
lease contemplated by he PPnnsYlyanh Railroad
COMPANY ON contrary, the counsel OF the company
pave been directed 10 contest such movement II i not
known here who Instituted the report Of legal proceed
lugs tending afecf the lease, but all runprs dis
posed Il by the fact that the rental for the quarter end
September 30 IL being paid "a usual at the office oi
the PtfusylYanI Railroad Company this morning. On
the stock Exchange to-day there Is reaction from yes
ters decline II the stock of the United Companies Of
New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
BREAD WINNERS, LEAGUE.
CONVENTION Al ALBNVY-PLATFORM AND STAT
TICKET.

CONVENTION AT ALBNNY-PLATFOkM AND STATE
TICKET.
ALBANY. y. Y. Oct. 1O.-Thc Bread Win
ners' League held q convention here to-day Chas. H.
Truax OF New York acting chairman, and Chas
Tracey "a secretary platform adopted, realirm
ING the indianapolis platform Of 1876 and that o. the
Bread Winners League Of May IA. 1877, recommend
ing the aboishment Of the contract system N State
prisons reduction of the number " public officials and
Of their salaries modified excise Law; resOi alton
TO the National Guard OF all their rights and opposition
to further increase OF the Regular Army in favor Of the
constitutional amendments except the limiting TIE
right Of suffrage demanding the issue by the t0na
Government 4 legal tenders 10 TIE STATE without inter
est be expended in puc WORKS for the purpose ot
giving emplOym ut 20 w0rkucmcn opposition - TN
e ection any Judge the Supreme Court, who l. nos
rOsed mOnopOues and c0rporaons IN avor ot the
o safe and city nde IN sma. dcnomiGdt 80
70 enable pe Working asscS ID invest in Them and
mus disreusc with savings banks approving President
Hqves's Civil Service and Snu hcrn policies.
The following ticket was nominated:
Scr, tgTH Of Stqfe-Johu .. JUNO. OF OnOud6ls.
C0ntroHeT-F. Olcntt. OF Albany.
4 itOrne y -GcHerGi-Eimpre SnGrue % OuOntaga-
TrcasuFcr-JulIus Kern, O' 'NeW-N Ork.
state FHQiHeer-HOraiio -ry ymourJr OF oneida
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
THE NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.

The vote polled at the charter election IN
Newark Tuesday shows large falling Of which, with
the large 549l poed by the WorlringmeIs party
explains decreased majority for the Republican Ticket
TIE falling off In the Republican fiOm last year Is
1904 and from that Of 1873, 1000 while the Demo,
Ollv fell of from last 74-, aud 'ncrtad
O92 from 1873. The Water Comm ssloner Is
Dodd, Republican, 916O; ORourke, Democrat $3.50
majority. T94 Tax Commissioner. Richards, RepuDuct n
9297, Mcidenmeyer Dem csst, $3.50; majority LUIS.
The RI pgblicans elect nine ChOscJ FeehOders 10 DIX
Democrats and niue School Commissioners - SIX Demo
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tn. a-r.rn show. the bAremstncA Alus n sa. cy nF
,,r.,sirpa Cf iIf ne ~ lu
ihs
Of br nsfeury during hose aoun
Tr,prSv OFFICE. Oct H. Ia. ma fan OF ar-press-
ure preceded the very light brief rain OF lait nicht
The Temperature scarcely differed irom that OF the pre-
vOus daY. , ,.,1iro..
m bo cxpected at intervals today with ltlt pIopa
My OF occa sional light rain Tomorrow Is LcD 10 pe
clearer and colder
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
HOPE FOR PENNsYLyANIA YET; YET

The effect Of this defeat ought not to be
marked upon the Republicans Of Pennsylvania, who
have ptOnGble State aud city uCket- pecsuhe
has hep apcipaed and discounted the probability OF
Ofyear cleo ION" success can be achieved u! tho
kfpub .cans Pennsylvania II they WORK IOr u anu
Sin thus prove their eal To the noble princips
o. their tnehOuOred party, without reference 10 lhe
disturbing elements that been forced into the pOl-
res o. Tie country by domagOgues and alarnists.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS NON-COMMITIAL
rRY rRIFGRAPn 10 TIE rRIRtNE.L

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 10.-The Republicans
state convention met to-day and renounated Chief
Justice Lake. An attempt made by the opponents
NJ senator Hitchcock. to have Committee on Resolu
tons appointed for purpose Of expressing opinion
On President Hayes policy. After hard fight, many
r,otions and much hlbustcriug thofnattcr finally
lad on the table without any expression regarding
L. a. ngii icV
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11

noble lord, one of the canOns at Windsor,
WIN, IL dnaturrd.y addicted to speaking 20 soidie
in friendly manner, ana not as thgugh ne Neaicl VI
was naturally mech graifcd when glard, man sald
sui.lIv and without the least WGup0ise honk, IKE
You NV ord-.nere's nothing Of tie gentleman about
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
A WARNING TO NEw-YoRK.


The result III OHIO yesterday Is not alt0geth-
er unexpected 1t hamouizes with the experience Of
Other of vear." and warrants the Republican COnces
sion ON the beginning TO the end of the canvass that
The stat WIS., % the least, doubtful NeW-l0rk is
warned l,v this example To close up tue Republican
column uuitedly and 20 cJl into the working Orgauza-
non of the Republicans the voters who have hitherto
Good aoo and surrendered political work 20 those HON
they have been pieased to call "mdcnnetnen and
Professional There is room and WORK for all the
"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11

evening at Patterson. General HOxey, candidate for
Governor, denounced the old parties money power and
railroad and hank monopoles John Brshep Walker.
editor OF The Netr YORK Republic. said h. ri ced at tie
resurrection the rag baby in Ohio H. favored re
sumption by greenbacks exchanble FOR gold bonds and
opposed Reputation initiation.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
PERMANENT REPUBLICAN RETIREMENT.
La..rl TLl IlrnuLLurl L.nnl. lIletnl

and oyerw brling character than any the Democrats
have before won IN the STATE Ii equals any the Repuh
i,csra over gained Former Democratic suCcesses-but
TWO IN numbeI-wrre mcagre, accidental and fragincn-
tarv This one Is massive, uniform and tremendous 1t
fndcas pOltical revolution minds Of the voters
n E change OF front OF the whole STATE for tong future
ono bss permanently retired the Republican party from
nor aRslrs. her confidence. Or her tOleratIOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11

TROY, n. Y, Oct. 1O.-Ihe following Off
GERS Of the Grand Commandery Of knights Trmpar Of
the state of NewYork elected at the annual con-
clave held in this city this morning:
Sir Townsend Fondey, Of Albany, r. T. Grand Com
mandrr.
sir Charles H. Holden Of Saratoga, v f. Deputy Grand
Commander
SIR Thomas c. Chttenden, Of Wetertown. f. Grand
General isslmO
Sir Geo ge W. walgrove. OF York, L. Grand Cap
tain General.
SIR aid Rev John G. Webster, OF Palmyra. f. Grand
PIClatc.
Sir simon V. Mcdowell. of Rochester f. Grand Senior
Warden. -
SIR John s. Bartlett OF Elmra, E. Grand Junior War
den
Sir John s. Perry, OF Troy, L. Grand Treasurer.
eil Robert MacOy, Of BTOOkly n, T.. Grand Recorder
SIR Vim. 3 Bull. OF Buffalo, h. Grand stanar'i b arer
sIr Chas Akman. OF Bro klyn. f. Grand SwOFdBeaTer.
Sir A. A Crosby, OF RondOut j.. Grand Wsrfcr.
SIR cyrus stewart, OF GlOyrrsYc, T. Grand Lecturer.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
ANuJNoIs RANK SUSPENDED.

QUINCY, H., Oct 10.-Ihe Geiman-Amerl-
can Bank closed this morning The pfoprie"fS M
n,rd that they intend To retire from business, and
have made an assignment 10 John Dick lbeF cam
sset= w0rth GOuble tleir aHiltis "nich they VIII pay
I'M lull Their liabilities are tJOOOO.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
IoY IN PENNsYLvANIA.

The result is most gratifying to ell who
loDr Tor the restoration Of good government To tue
@ f Petnsvlvania who. earnestly desire the over
tbrS Of mug Guc will be tdings OF good cheer The
friunphant election Of state ticket VIII now be as
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
no CAUSE FOR DIsCoURAGEMESr.

Inc Republican defeat Will be halled WIN
.tsoeY osgrliasd satisfaction by the PrcsdtDi u
~ "a hs own party and will Of course, be sOtoe"b ba
ssA ulA " him. But there 10 occasion for discOlr
FraStI. N H. lt SIMPLY shows that sono OF tbe us
A eaior have had their revenge, and that some
prethren 10 the Western Reserve are not quie
h17. ''' " she laes tnst TINS Il inc Fe~r !" si""'
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
,,,,r-,,,p THAN ANy OTHER IN TIE WORLD.
THE ONO ELECTION.
WHAT THE PRESS THINKS OF IT.

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