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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
DIED.

AILAIRE-at Rockaway op sunday, Aug IL. Roscoe G
Youngest child o. Anthony J. and Marsaros A~re aged
services sS residence Of parents No Il At5ornsysr st p
Remain. viii be inferred at New Rochelle. Wednesday.
Aug. 10
aIOssow-pe. IN Brooklyn. Monday Aug -, 1877 Ben
iAmin Blossom In th- ssth year o. his age 49,.
fasys an s rhs aas sh Inst a. oeock from
dsaco Of his son Josiah Blossom $40 Henry st. Brooklyn
BREED-Aug o. AZ the residence Of her sonlnla~; III;
Graves aiheh Mass Rebecca 81, wife " John B. Breed
OF thIs city.
BRIGGs-on Saturday. Aug Il, Isaac W. Briggs. aged 81
Funeral on Tuesday I4th inst at O'Clock bis late
dcnce, loo LafaYetio ave, Brooklyn.
BRoWER-0n Monday morning. Aas -, 1917 IN tbe ia
year o her aT, sophia WyesoG -ie % Joaa boss N.
funeral services on wednesday 18th insr at II M at ~
COoKE-On saturday Aug H. 1877. Suddenly at FIR rs
land i.obert T.. Cooke, the 69tI year Of his aye.
P Fs .aa rG on T Tas.y Sas '
Prends and relatives invited without further notice
COOKIE Brooklyn, MONDAY Aug -. Imogsne Peck, wife Of
Relative. on., invit attend funeral at II
Lexington Az. Brooklyn.
JoHNsOr-ou sunday morning. Aug. H. John Johnson
Friends OF the family Gre invited 70 attend thu iunsr.
his lae residence 6l West llthst, on "Wednesday Aug
10 nj 1890 ,. 10.
KIRBY-Ded at PrAttsye n y spencer Kirby. 81. Mon
Noi a'i ' Of faa iSi hereafter
LYoNs-On sunday Aug - in The can q his
The koy. Jacques j. Lyons, minister Of the Congregation
R.ayes and friends Of the family the
,ss95 s1ss Tdra sr. me ts's y s Pa s %
dent and Trustees n invited
attend tho fgner services ON WEDNESDAY the l5 INST,
1870 tho SyuagOguo West 1911 ST. neas )haY,
without iIr Their uOllcs.
RENOUD-At New Rochelle on Sunday, Aug 10 after 80
ilness Albert Rsn0ud the cd ytar ~ ms age
The ens Of the family respe fully invited
the funeral trOU BIS late residence, Church 81,
New Rochelle On wednesday. Aux IS, $3.50 ?. N.
Carriages viii De IN waiting AZ New Rochelle On arrival vt
3D. ,. train from Grand Central Depot
ROCKwELL-At East orange. NJ, Aug IL, 1877, hrs:
CIarris,a Freas Rockwell widow Theron Rockwell Of
C0ebrOoE. Conn IN the S9th year ~ her age.
viii be held house u her John T.
Rockwell, West Wlnatet, Conn, IsesdaY, Aug. 70.
sHEDDEN-N York, Aug. 70. John W. infant son Of
JOhn W. and Eliza A. Shedden.
TUENBULL-At East Orange Nj on saturday, Aug. IL
John " TuTnbu, ". D., eldest ~ James ard Mary
TurUbul. deceased. Of this cry.
friend. ~ t- family respectfully invited 70
attend The funeral TUESDAY Aug. -, from ; Lukc's
Church. Iiuls0n-.s., 81 "a O'Clock s U.
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RABBr j. j. lyons.

TheRev. j.. Lyons Rabbi of the Congregation
shearthsrae died at bis residence At West Nineteenth
e. and Ffhave next door 10 the Synagogue on sunday
night His age sxtythTce and his fatal illness was
Of two weeks duration. MI Lyons was native OF Cura-
than forty years ne has presided over the
oldest Hebrew aggregation America that OF shearith
israel While attached 10 the formulas and doctrines Of
tho old Hebrew school he neglected TO remind the
members Of his congregation OF their duties as citizens
during the dark hours ~ the Republic About sixteen
years go hs congregation moved from the old CrOsby-s
building 10 the edt1ce m West NneteenShss ana ever
since that time many OF the leading jewish families Oh
New-YOrE have been worshippcrs ~ his synagogue.
Mr. Lyons married 20 sister ~ the late benjamin
Nathan. The widow and three children one dAuShter
sud two sons survive him. u is understood thar the
funeral will take place at the synagogue IN Nesi-Nln-
taenth--t. Wednesday morning ana tALt the ceremony
o. making three circuits ~ the -ynagDgue-Ony observed
the burial or the most eminent HrbreWs-Wl De f0-
lowed tins 0ccasun AL ,ne Hebrew clergylnen vi
NeW-YOrk and ne ghb0ring cities will attend.
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Ready this Morning.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

THE SEMI-WEEkLG TRIBUNE
Containing editorials poetry, serial story letters
from stat correspondents humos OF the day oil tho
important foreign and domestic Anons tie
tents thu
CIVIL SERVICE REF0RM-Gsn Hsmitons 18th Letter
The Reformers Investigation Of the New-YoFh Custom
House etc.
.ANGLoAMERICAN AFFAIRS-Lettcr from q. ". s.
English opinion OF the s51esMr Brsht astay as % tho
cause Of the Riots.
THE SOUTHERN POLICY-A Talk with ex-senator Wade
What the south viii Demand-Duty Of Republicans TO
stand by the Party
RICHES QUICKLY WASTED-rhe Fate OF Ne"forf
Ganblers-TIow they fallen from Wealth 70 Poverty
Losses in the sugar Trsce Talk with Gen Garfield Tho
new Labor Party; The Virginia Democratic Convention
Fighting tie Nez Perces Indians Wreck OF the steamer
Ften senator ConEing's Return The Russian Invasion
Religious Humorous Political and Genera Notes Per.
,onals Tho soui Washington News Tho Ocean
port Railroad Disaster Topics Crow, IN Indisi
spare tho cas- Notes and Queries By the Farmers Clean.
ngs from the Farm Journal al the Market Reports etc.
single copies sent free application.
Price in wrappers ready Tor mailing Ave cents per copy
one copy one year. IS copies s2 copies aud
extra S25 Postage an free u the subscriber.
Address THE TRIBUNE Se~.York.
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SUMMING Up THE ELLIS CASE.

SENATOR sPRAGUE SUGGESTS POINTS FOR ARGU-
MRNI-YEsTEBDAY's SPEECHES
SARATOGA, y. Y, Aug. 13.-The State Senate
met TO-DAY pursuant to adjournment On motion OF
Senator Gerard, the order Of summing up the Ellis
WA fixed ~ follows: The counsel FOR the state opel
then ono or both Of the counsel for respondent up
thai side; after which counsel tie State snail close
Senator spras1ie then read the following:
Assuming tnat the Third Avenue savings Bank IT.
retrirvADy 10 March 1870, aud tndt this
Known Al that time officers and 10 The cuperntend-
ent the BANKING Department; aud also assuming that
TIE -lrerntrudcut permitted th- bank 10 t5
bus aes- until september 1879, understand HIM 70 ~ re
a. one r-on FOR the delay that his judgment the effect
OF closing the earlier period would have been
other savings banks. az wei as 70 Other u
nancA suppose, therefore, that one OF the
nj cal and vital questions esch Senator will have 70
determine his mind, viii be- whether the ressJ
urged any Justification Of ths delay I'D the acu0n
o. tho supernt eDdent To enable me 10 come 10 con-
eiusOu upon 1s branch o. the case should nc glad TO
hear sn argument u00n the following questions:
firs IN continuing pay lts d@pOsitOrs subsequently
- N rcn 1875, the Third Avenue s4ylngs BanA
guilty of fraud upon the United States i5ahfup Ac
BY making preferential payments within the meaning OF
TIE 35th ana 37th OF that Act; and does
TIE urged BY the respondent AFFORD any )ilhca
bon Tor permitting such q fraud % be perpetraJedt
We're lhe payments % GcpO-iiuIs mace Oy Lt
THIRD Avenue saYnss Bank subsequent 10 March 1870
IL violation Of the prov aous OF sccOu - OF article l. Of
title e. O. chapter OF part OF the Revised statutes
which iu Substance i0rDds any payment by mOneyed
corp ration When nsolvent or In contemplation Of iI-
soyeucy. intent Of giving preference 70 auy part
cuar creditor over other creditors II does
reason urged 10y the respondent afford any Justification
Tor permitting such violation OF the stItutcsf
rntri Was Tie receipts " deposits by the Third Ave
nue. savings Bank after March 1879 without any nott
cation t0 depOstOrs OF its insoiVent CONDITION, uaud
upOn each l-posor according To the law this
LAD down Ia ine case Of Nichols against Primer, II y.
repOr. 23J HenneGunn against Nay - y. \. l53;
Stewart agsin,t 5sDurger Sill Howard, 3sS; Brown
aganst Moutkomery. 20 H. Y PSI; Chapel against
y respondent Afford any jussiication for permitting the
Detr4tOn Of such fraud the depOsit0rs IN said
Lanki
nj Tracy then opened the FOR the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
TIE VIRTUE OF WAITING.

They met on the outgoing tram Few even
In. s-o one dis inguished kepubicsn senator t1e
ofr 4n aicai OF nisI character WHO has long tOoc
m -.n. ufiv fore the country SAID The latter:
- me- now. intcr n0S what dn Jon MINK OF me re
publican prospects, and the pOhcy Oh the AomlhiSu"
said the former: " Well here it t. We cantt 80 over
e. M. Democrats We've got stand and take what we
ri inside she family. PuDhcly, indorse the past an
tie present and. reckon. the future policy o. the Al
rsirisrrrnr Privately. mink Hayes, Win tne best liz
teul1n. POP the world, has knocked the suhng clean
OF of flc party"
" And what DO you mean TO do about ltF
swat" go
can the old craft be righted by waItingr
believe 30 time anu events must Aclp us. Row
wlat DO YOU tnIukl'
90 q ildOr,c the policy Also
" iu the same way y
EXACTLY"
shake"
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titan right or wrong was that in a gambling
Ply NE Ill "a in many other places, honesty Is the
s saloon Scey and the integrity OF his croupc was always
pes rapid and almost incredible success
o,,auSsS his venture during its first few years, Ins
rrcas oted in great me@ s5 t eUwss' con o
mpreV einSn nn,cina authorities. Every comfort Wa
SroTe and every y shown 20 tine g" building rose
players OF hot br- and the place became 20 most
lS q al the German e. 81 F5ros Celebrity
became s Mi speculation which mad MS fortune
Inc Se, enabled him 30 double and treble IL a, Vic
~ me 1chou his life one principle annaleu u,i
hours .n.,rises-that 0f riskng and expendns mucD
H. 10 nome OF q great result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

grandfather was the other day amicaOy
ealllg @th hl. granddaughter. WHO seated on his
Knee. Wpst make, your hair so white, eIanlpapdf
ne little maiden asked an very OLD, my Gear l
was IN the sad be, with reckless disregard Tor
truth winch cOes progresses one III hla IaFOf Ou!
sad her little i4y ship regrdng ner dStln gshen fei-
tive with u~sh interest. are you NOani" No, am
rot Noah" Are you Shem, then - " No am not
chem !" Are you am Z " " No, not even Ham"
Then you MUS JAphet," insisted the little maiden,
a. Tie end u historical tether, and growing some
what impatient with the difficulty which surrounded her
AGED relatives Identification. No, am not Japhot
sAd he wsggng biz head, intensely enjoying the Joke
iaeu, gr@ndpAps" said the little maiden, nrmly ana
oeelaiyelJ, you arc a BEAST"
PROFESSIONAL VIEW OF THE SITUATION
awful dem koOshian ACCOMPLISHMENTS dc poor
Punch
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NANAL
WILMINGTON. aug. l35pirts Of TurPeutlne firm az Bic
Rln 81 a. Tor strained Crude Iufpennne steady al
y 3 tor yellow Zip virgin. Iar hraa A. - 10
CHEESE NANkEr
Utica y Aug 80 1000 of Cheese offered
400 were held 5000 commission The bal.
anc. we're sod Al 9QlOc Extremes, 91c for Leading
Farforea glsc for Average. Market dull and lower.
LITTLE PALS CHEESE AND BUTTER MARKET.
aIBASY n Y Aug l3rhe Little Falls cheese market
somewhat dull today owing 70 deciue N rates some 5000
fsrtorv chee-e sold E91cs but few
FANCY lot. bringing figure accepted the
fscne Reluctantly few farm Nod and sold
"A a. hume consumption
Islttar MA firm roc But little sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
A POINT ON FLAME.

me fhtddsipbla Tunes.
A little more than u month ago Mr.. Blame
rnase that powerful Grafton Woodstock, IL which be
trcd corner curtain o. Tie future 70 reveal T.
a. ast0shco country the peril OF Mexican annexation
The one great " the dsy seemed 10 be whether
tna Administration should succeed IN it, bold
ATTEMPT 10 plant the and Stripes II the
halls Of the Mont ZumaS. How comes IT, Then,
that tho Naus Republican platform CONTAINS never q
word sn Tins mOnontOus suijectf What isSue dWaried
u tie mnd Mr. Blaine when he pcnncd those bulky
ionsl w. 10 the Revolutionary or protec ion
Aniei industry OF LBe integrity OF the navigation
eMai p.4sn Tor . rep.Y!
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WHAT woULD BE sMART ToR scHURz

The point which the lrrepressbe Can Ham
Ftnn inadr asius, INN IL, that he - iald with money
~ si by tie Of Federal 0f1ce-oldefs IT.
would h. sas1cous n him o. meet this point frankly ana
honesty and he can only DO by admitting that he
himself ls. the public Al large. only recently Otcanie
fully OF tn evils and gross improperly or tae y f.
f-u.tfi. cvforiOn known under the name OF political
ns--,.ineui. Should hr make this avon A. and declare
himself now determined % ineX0raoly make var AGAINST
Tie syste. by which he may have been benentiec 20
nOule alte4l the ra5 public opinion Is certain 70 SIDE
win hmm " Ito penn.ns cnntIOYersy.
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RA4E RAIL-.

In game at Port Jervis, n Y, yesterday, between
the Delaware Club that place sad the Olympic Club of Pat
ersou the defeated easily by score Of 10 900
The new Buffalo club played their first match
game With the Auburn Club Buffalo yesterday. The game
VS. rcs,ed BY about 500 persona and by The
Auburns alter clo.s .ted Dy score i 10 o.
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Dolitita! Notices.


EsAtesp,h DsIret ePaSs. ,a A',3ca9a 80 sss
Thos Risntmro b. b. Chappe j. Lnsley. Inspectors.
Eleventh. Assembly Di.trict, Republican \
pees Of t X.oeation And dele gates t. General commit
tee a. rrenors Hal, 1885 Broad~y rolls open from
Fifteenth Assembly District, New Republican Associs
Primary election this evening at Waeurrs Han 3L6
GAULr. J0IIS 4EBUrr \. g LEE. Iasgeet2.s.
First Assembly District, New Republican A'soeiaron.A
rri1v election officers and delegates 10 The General
mgiites will he held THIS Tuesday evening 81
Nslh Assembly Di.trict,Nev Republican IN
Genera will take place tins TUESDAY evening az
No ''o CIIAs. ]. ROSE
PA A. kNp AHs5SL-
IusJcstors Of Election.
New Republican Orsa liza ior oaieeIs snd
in Assembly Districts and ana stn %an, aus
G. NJ MITCHELL secretary. Chairman.
Primary Hcetiag Seventeenth Assembly District Repaid
hcsn Sew on ~ onsers o.
h.,t S1Scfeklers aaiD TUESDAY evening Aug - Is77.
GEa aq sl NAM
inspectors.
seventh As-ernsIy District Repabncaa Primary Eiec,
-kepubncana aud al Others IN the N AsseoDy DISTRICT
the SArI0Y IL AbMfrI-rR1rIoS IN ths oocyf y ciyl
service Reform Resumption Of Specie ayasa. honest ana
which shah restored Uaion without saeri
guessed 49, tn At one door casa Of 9th ave-
Gs1.een ,ne hours o. ana 10 p M on ~ eA AZ g. -
ests. Csntrs committee Al above
principles who have a0t enrolled, do thLs evening
%%S,sa%lSS95TISSS 4. BUNKER, Inspectors
Third Assembly District New Repuoucaa Assoclaton-
primary election OF she a1oye Association vii BE- held 10
spring al Tuesday evening. Aug IL. Polls open from
10 10 ocockp m
BY order OF the COMMITTEE
al sol West Asssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

The Louisville COurierJOWrpNt admits that
che rebel autecedcuts OF the Hon. Henry W hard, re-
gently appointed Minister Brazil precisely IS tney
have been stated 10y the Northern press II says, how
ever with bt of malice suppose that 10 Is al true
Nj HAYES is not likely IL REVOKE billiards appODt nent
a. long - It Is patent 10 tine world that he invited an e1
Confederate soldier 10 seat IN tho Cabinet" That
Hlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

Dsense - absorpton bT She blood of refuse material
which The skin. healthy state throws OF The Russ
gatAs. I'd Fourth rinse Tie Diuod %
these impurities and and tho SKINS natural
action aud the body o health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

without showing condition Of teeth Every laugh
exposes orlor be ashamed u them let "a. use
that standard denrce, SQzODOST which l. sure 70 Keep
them White and spotess. 40 encrust them, no
the cnans species y decay m'st me dentl
bone SOZOuONr regularly used IL Is DOan~ preptiA
ton Effects ths teeth aad gums AZ mar
vsous al scolOraOns aud renders the gums
Ilsr ri md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

An ISvEsTMENT-M amma-"W Well, Tommy
what did Unclo Dives give you when you went 10 SO
hi,u ye,tardavr % Tommy. He gave me beautiful
bright new threepenny piecel" Papa, Ana WHAT arc
you going 10 do with IT. Tommy Ia soiDk !" S"'
: purse " put it in-"-FuncA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
sCuURZ On BLAINE AND NAME.

Commercial. ,
The friends Of the Administration generally
-. ,,--..-l,iv di.uppouied ~ tb- Convention. The
Fiaine crowd mad .wsggercd so confidently tnat IL
Wa sipno,ed that me President would nave no 1T ehus
@,n t .,r convention. ON the contrary. 10 appears
ma , had frieads good fighting TRIM ana proDab!
-o,r nave h,,d more III tho malcontcnt5 had mos been
reru,Ilisg ~ pacE the Convention.
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Ct VICTOR AND VAN lsHI.D BY n. C. HaY.......l &c
D. 4 DAUGHTER or IErH. ~ william Bl3ck.------l0c
20 NORA LOVE EST. BY Mary Cecil Hsy.--.---...l DC
- HER DEAREST FOE ~ Mrs Alexander. ..-..... DE
81. LOVE NE LITTLE LOVE LONG, G. ksaie ...... lgc
- TIE CT LEN OF HEARTS. ~ Mlkie Cslins.....lO Zoe
For POokselirrs and Newsfeaer~, -eBL post
age prepaid receipt VI price BY GEOhGE ML 70 u
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rPorBLEp ABOUT CoNKLNG.

Senator Conking may 10y the exercise OF ms
80 ,nts continue the possession Of the state Of New
Ya.s nj the hands OF the Democracy.
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rhlsam shows barouletr. this ty BY trnths n
r--9-nll-s
preceding iril= The white represents the OSCILLATIONS
81 the mercury during those hJurs
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. II, a. ma fall took place In
ar-pressure yesterday There was small advance IN
temperature and the moisture OF the air remained in
excess after the rain.
For this city sud vicinity. partially cloudy and az
times somewhat threatening SKY may expected to-day
and tomorrow but with coOle winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

Dr. PIerces Family Medicines have been before the pub
many period long enough " fully test thor
and tho bes argument tina. can De advanced Ia their
favor that their sls Ia staadllY nor ea1ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

before he'll ped John b. Cough other man had been
helped. What tabeau-these two men standing, With
peers, the same platform
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5petial Notices.


Advertisements intended for the next Issue Of TIE
WEEKLY TRIBL NJ shoud DO handed IN before N. To-
Dummy & Go. Ay Champagne.
ESTABLISHED 1914
These superior champasnes 10" oasrea ior sae BY
sole Agents Tor TIC United ssat'- and canaias
Keeps Custsu, >nirt,, made 10 rsasare,ysry b.s,'
six Tor obligation % keep any o Attfo ShlhAp uh
less perfectly SATISFACTORY. 81 BroadgAy.
sloet and Chandon champagne comprising Che D. CHEST
grade. shipped Dy them. offered AT reduction VI ~
per cent from tie prices Fuins Jun. 81 e. Wo,ct,s
NevYork, aug. ID. 1877. % Newst
Nervous Exszmstion-A medical essay comprising series
o. lectures al kahns Museum OF Anatomy New
dspuaby now lost hn-!ih may Do rsrAue anorln. cetr
n the llpenens marriage and tA treatment 81
perence Pncs - cent? Aasfrs- the .iI9r' IL l. .
KAHN. odlcr and res..ence, ~ = lVtL 81, y \.
Poss-Oz ace Ssrice-rhs foreign IN. ending
sATU RDAY. AuguIt l. 1871 viii Gloss a. los ONCE On
TUESDAY, > gr EurODs By steamship wyoming va
Queenstown; WEDNESDAY. a. a NJ, FOR Europe ~
steamship AbYssna VIA Queenstown ,cOfisspondelce Tor
Addressed ana A. ~ f0f France drect sysanshl ana
da HAvrS, tn R-DAI, al ~ ID, Tor Europe by
burg STATUE DAY. 10 Tor Europa ~ steamship
Adr3c, VIA Queenstown correspondence lof pefn-Dy
must be specially Addressed anl a. ~ . ny is -SoAsu.
North OF Ireland bF ssans1p CMfrna ia Mofle thd
southampton aad B-sMe-. The steanslps Nyotnln5
Abyssni1 an Adratc AKA msis 9r Denmark s~s
nsE. aad NORWAY The mails for kingston, IA esye ses
YORK Anglst li nc MANS ~ hr mert L'' - ~ ~
Thomas snd Bumud8 snd 81 Ihoma4 leave New YORK
August 80. las mails for china AMI japan "" eay7 1an
francisco August 81 The mas Ter AusErAa etc. VII ieaYe
Francisco, september ~ - -
Sew-YorK. angus. u. lsIl. r !. JAMES. PssuaAster
II. Hoe & Co.., Manufacturers q Printing Presses aud
Letter Copying Presses also cast steel Olce Aan
ufactory and Ware Rooms, 3ri Grand, Cor -leril
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England southeast 10 southwest winds, stationary FOL
Lowell by falling barometer cloudy and rainy weather
stationary or lower ten psraturcs.
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TRIRINR LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Advertisements Intended f0r the of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE saoud DO handed IN before , M To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

Thirteenth Assembly District New Republican Associa
a. s0l West 2lstsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

Third Assembly District, New Republican Association :
primary election OF She abovo will held AZ ID
spring al, Tuesday evening. Aus H. Polls open from
10 10 O'Clock p m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
Get your kid gloves at KreeRer's.
Another Leyee Hill,
[St. Louis Times.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-M H. Casey
Young, of the Tenth Tennessee District, will
tomorrow introduce in the House bill com
pretending the reclamation of the waste and
overtlowed lands of the Mississippi Valley.
The bill provides for the issue of bands, guar
anteed by the United States, to the amount Of
$45, ,OOo, 900, and creates levee district, en-
bracing the States adjacent to the Mississippi
river, from Missouri to the mouth. A
levee board is created of five members
composed Of three army officers and
two civilians, the salaries of the latter
to be $4,000 year each. The board is
required to make a survey of the river and
report to Congress plan for the reclamation
of all overfowed lands and those now pro-
tected by levees, and the means of such re-
clamation by levees, cut-offs and outlets.
The whole cost is not to exceed the amount of
the authorized bonds $45, 100000. The States
in which the lands lie are to impose direct
tax on the lands to be benefited, the tax to be
collected by the United States government
and devoted to the payment of the interest
on the bonds and the creation Of a sinking
fund for their final payment The bill also
provides for tonnage tax on the commerce
of the river to assist the payment of the ex-
pense of the work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
COuntcrfetts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. MIR. John 8. Dye, editor
and proprietor of the Government Counterfeit
Secretary Sherman the following important
letter. dated at Philadelphia. November 6: In q
dispatch to the Associated Press from the city Of
find whai IS termed list Of dangerous coun-
terfei bills, said 10 be compiled by the mana
gers of the Bankers Association of that city.
nineteen of which have never had an existence
except in the Imagination of the compiler.
the false array Of counterfeits before the
public. can be better understood by reading
the preface to the list published in
the New York Herald This list gives nineteen
Notes which never existed I append a sched-
me- of these which fully exnlains my meaning
First National Bank Of Palmyra. n. Il; First