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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02

There is farmer living hear Mount
Bethel, who, in the interest Of science,
agreed to cut open an old hornets nest,
to examine the architecture Of the interior.
As soon ~ he can see aud talk agaiii what
he discovered will be announced.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02

Captain Jacks widow and the rest OF
the females are fast becoming civilized in
the Indian Territory. They can't stir
abroad now wi,hoet shoes add a panicr,
and having their hair done upa ID mode &C.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02
THE DAILY Ohio STATESMAN
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby giren tina, the Commit
" tee heretofore appointed by the Council nf
the Incorporated Village of Perrysburg to
assess the costs aud expenses of Sewer on
Third Street. have made their report aud that
the same is die IN the Office of the Clerk for
the inspection and examination Of any person
interested lLercin.
FRED. YEAGER, Clerk.
Jan S 1877, 3gc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02

It is claimed by Springfield, o., corre-
Spondcnt of the Cincinnati Enquirer, that
Rush II. Slone will soon be reinstatcd as
President Of the Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland road, with John n. Hudson, MS
manager and w. IL. Brlmson, MS General
Superintendent. II is stated that he hns
restored S5oo,00o to the company. There
are no indictments now pending against
him. 1t is good thing to be big thief.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02

l.. NJ. Hunt at the Hardware store is author
lied To collect the outstanding claims due the
late firm Of Peck, Hamilton d Co. Those
knowing themselves tn be indebted will please
give it their immediate attention.
II. e. PEcK.
3Si II. A. HAMILTON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02
HIxECUTOYs's notice.

Notice is hereby given that the subscribcrs
have been appointed Executors on the estate or
Erasmus u. Peck, late of Perry sburE, Wood
county, oho. deceased.
Henry f. rKcK.
II A. HAMILTON.
PerrvSbure. q =, Jan. 90 1917. 4Ic
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02

All parties indebted to the late firm nj Peck
HAM hon are requested 10 call At the Ex-
change Bank or at the office of DR.. Hamilton
and settle same without delay.
II. A. HAMILTON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-02
NOTICE.

The business interest of the late DR.. Z. y.
Peck will remain with the several fruis with
which hc was connected.
The Exchange Bank" will continue to do
business with Increased facilities aud will be-
under the personal supervision of the subscri-
Der. UENRY L. PKuK.
Prrrysburg, .. Jan. !, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
THE TURKS ROUTED.
GREAT BATTLE IN ARMENIA.
THE TURKS DEFEATED On MONDAY, AND DRIVEN
BACK ON KARs-MANY PRISONERS CAPTURED.
1877.

THE TURKS DEFEATED ON MONDAY, AND DRIVEN
BACK ON KARs-MANY PRISONERS CAPTURED.
LoDoS. TUESDAY, Oct. 10, 1877.
A Russian official dispatch, dated headquarters
Army Of the Caucasus, Oct. 10 says: lester-
day the Russians gained a great victory over
Multhiar Pasha, capturing many guns and prisoners.
Tue Turks have driven from the road to hars."
An Official dispatcn received at COnstantlnople,
dated to-day located the battle at Aaoja Ddgn,
which IS plobaby the same as Alwias. The dlspatcE
says the RUSSIANS attacked from tour sides were
falling back at the time the telegram sent H.
and the lnal result OF the battle mOmentary
expected.
A dispatch from Moscow, dated to-day, says Dri-
vate kilograms received there state that on Monday,
the Russians attacked Mukhtar Pasua's new posi-
tons. Tne Caucasian grenadlers storined Awla5
He'll formerly the key to the Turkish position. a
Two hours engagement ensued resulting IN the
flight of sukhtar Pasha in tie direction OF hars or
Erzerum. The Russians pursued. The Turks lost
many Prisoners r.iles and quantity OF provisions.
HE TUnK, RETIRING ~ DISORDER.
The Daily Aeco'5 correspondent with the Rus
sian headquarters IN Asa tclgrapIs from Kara
ial on Monday evening rs follows: General Lazi-
ruH who, with tweuty-seyen battalons OF
fantry and forty guns were recently dispatched on
a turning movement from here, behind the Aiadja
Dagl TO Awas Iii and VeziukOy. telegraphed
last night from Bazar,jiA, begg ny for assistance as
Mukhiar Pasta was before him there with su-
! p,Ti0r force.
! Thereupun this morning our troops began an at
tack on the Turkish positions and alter heavy can
nonading on our lett wing WITT the the AaoJa Dat
tenes we made a serious assault on Awias Hill ano
redoubt.
At noon the Caucasian grenadiers Gnder Genera
Fleimann storned The hill and redjdDt, capturing
three Krupp guns The EzinkOy re nment occupied
Aladla Dagl, capturing the Turkish camp. lhe
enemy retired in disorder, in three directions, beng
cut of in the rear from Kars. The pursuit was sharp
everywhere and will be continued Tomorrow. No
news has been received yet from General Lazaroh.
TIE H. Gg or KArs 10 BE RENEWED.
LoNDOS Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1877
The Standards correspondent at st. Petersburg tee-
graphs AS follows: the fate of Mondays battle
was decided by flank attack on Mukhtar Pasha's
position from the north. The Russians captured
some thousands Of prisoners. Tho siege OF Mars
VIII recOmmence immediately"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
WASHINGTON.
IT. MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS

THE MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS-.
.p.rcp OF APPoiNTWENTs AGREED UPoN-DN"o
cp,T,c FAIRNESS IN THE HoUsE-No REGULAR
BUSINESS DONE.
The Presidents message was sent 10 Oon-
cress Yesterday. and read to both Houses "A
nnmber of appointments were also sent To the
Senate. but that body did not wait to receive
tbom and the nominations arc accordingly not
snnounced 1t is understood that the New
York Custom House appointees are TO be MI
Roosevelt, General Merritt and State SEN
stor Prince. 1t is definitely known that
General Robinson will not be the Surveyor
Caucuses were held by the two parties IN the
Senate Yesterday. Judge Davis remained III
,be Senate Chamber alone while they were IN
session. The Southern Republicans will vote
with their party in organizing the committees
Tn the House the seating of Daral, Ralney
and Cain, Republicans from the South, was
carried through by Democratic votes, and
served to create good feeling between the par
ties. Mr. Randall will appoint all the House
committees if not instructed to do otherwise
by next week Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
1LARGE FACfORY DN FIRE.

EXTENSIVE CoNfLAGRAIIOH THIS MORNING IN A
FURNIlURE FACTORY IN WEST iIGhIEENTI-
ST.
Fire broke ont about halfpast o'clock this morn
ing IN the large fve-story building at Nos. lOl'
1863 and IGJ West Eighteentn-st.. used as far
niture manufactory. The Inflalnnlable nature
of The contents OF tie manufactory caused tue laes
10 spread with great rapidly and they ran up
through the loJrs with startling speed, and were
soon towering high above the rool, ana blghuy
Illuminating all that part of the city, The building
IL near the intersection OF Seventh-ave and Elgh-
teeutb-st and covered "a large extent of ground.
The flames gained immense headway, III
SHE of tne efforts OF tho brcinen. lnIec
ii rms were sent out Ia Iapid succcSsl'h'
rluping large force 10 the scene, but the buliihg
and what it contained were 80 attractive loou
for the fire that 1t was oIly cheJAe"
with great difficulty, aud ai.er hcavy loss
lit M the SKY with a ,ufid bnlilaacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

vote for the admission of Spolford and EnStis. lie
SAID that il good tactics displayed on the other
side of the Chamber some Of the Presidents friends
will ret ahead of the Democrats, and promptly oiicr
resolutions seatl' :, those gentlemen.
In the Republican caucns there was somo father
sharp discussion about the Louisiana and south
Carolina eases A majority OF the Senators appeared
To be disposed to vote To seat Kellogg and ColDin,
but 1t was evident that tie minority would not DC
governed by the caucus If il should insist on ther
ad mission as a parry measure The result Oh an Iho
discussion will undoubtedly be to leave eacn senator
10 act as he sees fit IL would DC folly to attempt 10
amp the party lash when II ia plain that not a
SINGLE vote can be Influenced by 1t. On tue subject
of the southern policy the disposition OF the caucus
was 10 forgive and forget it far as possible ana not
10 allow If 10 be made bone of contention between
Republicans in open Senate. marked Hostility was
suowu TO the Civil Service policy, and more eSPe-
ciav 10 the order Oilice-hOld, rs which fOuhd az
corning TO report, not single cnau plon -,
There was some discussion on the length OF the
session by the Republicans and the caucus seemed
TO he nearly evenly divided III opinion as To whether
IL would he better bring it To close IN TWO OF
three weeks or to allow it to run on unll nearly vi
quite the time foI Ihe regular session to begin.
A committee was appointed by tile caucus 10 ihahc
re, concentrations for bling The vacancies Hiue Ny
death in the Senate committees since last spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
AMERICAS LEATHER IN GERMANY.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA>IINGTON. lucs.ay, Ort. l6, 1877.
Information received Aer5 the composition OF the
Iowa Leslufe Is to lIc c 33t that very nicndly
To S.natOr Allison.
Advlces received to-day Indicate the expeditions re-
NOV of the Sioux the Msso n R.y,r IN accordance,
" TN the wishes OIL the Government the recent inter
view ~ this city.
atom Gales Of North rolina, of the la'e Jos phi
Gales one of the pupretOrs Of the old National Hte-
oeueer of Il IS city has been appointed superintendent
a., inc iudiug Room OF tue House vi Representatives,.
General sheridan teegrpls That General Pope al
yises him follows: d" Tue difficulties at IL PasO ana
San Ezro are entirely between citizens OF the state OF
I,x,.- Mexican aud AmcrcaG-.iud | have Srncted
Lieutenant hu, .utere ere with them, except ~
ur,.yruL urOads from the Ne Xl,an sii,."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
be- broker. In 1s63 he became wallst broker, ana
successful In his operations on =" the street.
lie a member OF tue Stock Exchange
A BANK TELLER'S DEFALCATION.
THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK THE
VICTIM


Moses A. Snyder third and note teller OF
the Merchants Exchange National Bank, at No. Zo|
Broadway was arrested on NJ nday night at his home
No. 207 Fourthst., Jersey City, charge OF empez
element He had connected with the bank si1ee he
was thirteen years OF age, and had been implicitly
trusted by the officers On Monday he was taken III ana
left the bank, ana his assistant IN looking over
the accounts. found some discrepancies for when
he could not account He called the cashier
and together they the accounts finding den
cheney of IS 1913 81 The cashier went To Jersey Inv
for the seeing Snyder, but iOund az
home. The cashier then 10 tue house OF william
Thompson, the presiuent OF the bank, ana ~
70, med him OF the circumstances The prcSl
dent advised that Snyder be arrested. Accofong,
ly, lie was taken IN charge by the Jersey Guy
police and locked up on Monday night. festcfdiy
morning ~ consented to be ought To New-Imk WIZ
out "a requsitiOn. He made denial o. the chaige Dui
admitted that lie had taken the money. lie also silu
recently had been in the habit Of drinking IN the
eveuIng aud when under tue influence Of liquor ne
would get rid of large sums Of money without knowhS
what became of IT. lie made no false entries Dat SIMPLY
took the without attempting 10 account LOT IL Oh
the books. .
Later in the day. Snyder srragned before Unit
stttes Commissioners Osborn. He waived examination
and committed to Ludlow Street JAN IN deaut OF
$4,000 bail. President Thompson said last evening,
Tat the bank would lose nothing, as SNYDER nai
four bondsmen 10 the amount Of $1,000 Two
OF them Snydeps father aud latherlnldw;
lie had never known that Snyder was addcttu
to drinking; he had lived and dressed panty,
aud made 10 display. Mr.. TnOmI sou said That tue
prisoner shOud Dc punished even he paid back 10 the
bank every which he had taken. There bad been
too muon enency similar cases recently. suycer Is
tweD.y years OF ape and has wle ana one chld
His operations are believed to nave ext nded over con
siderable tnc and II Is Thought possible that the uca
above. HIS opportunities taking money were hnited
the amount passing thrOu ~ ms nauds was mol Large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
REBELLION AT RUTGERS COLLEGE.

New BRUNSWICK, N. D., Oct. 16.-Wednes-
day. last week. the junior class OF Rutgers College, num-
herring forty made rad the armOry OF the col
Ieye and ACQUIRING sprng held rifles marched with them
into the class room where their professor, Mr..
McrrlmaB, WAS waiting conduct die usual natncnat
"a. rrctation The FACULTY determined upon iicting q
punishment OF two admon. lions ON every member
OF the class. Under the rules, "a student re-
49,, wing four adnontions IL Suspended. AID the
shoyo punIsu .nent sIspends four members, who
had previously received two marks, nnfil ter
Thanksgiving Day The class, upon hearlns ,hs ue-
enter their rroittvnroOm undl their suspended mem
hers were rrn-ated Tns morning tue class AS body
rcfua"d n atend their class, aid n IL Ia repeated to-
morruw they will all be charged with four almonitions
aud be The class say they are determined 10
hold out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
NOMINATIONS HANGING FIRE.

eAvsEs OF THE DELAY OVER THE EEW-YoRK AP-
PoINfuENTs-THE CANDIDACY or JUDGE WOODS
FOR THE SUPREME COURT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUSE]
WASHINGTON, oct. 16.-No nominations were re-
eelyed by the Senate to-day. ThePresident intended
send in his first batch of appointments; but,
1er listening to the message setting forth the rea-
Sns Tor calling Congress together in extra session,
We Senate adjourned before the messenger from the
white House arrived with the Executive communi-
cations.
Among the appointments which were to be sub
h1ted were those Of General ]. NJ Harlan, 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
SENATE CAUCUSES.
Parry TALKS HIND CLOSED DOORs-JUDGE
DAVIS KEEPS OUT THEM.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO TuR rmBuSgl

PARRY TALKS HIND CLOSED DOORs-JUDGE
DAVIS KEEPS OUT OF THEM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TUR TrBUSR.l
WASHING ON, Oct. 16.-It does not look as though
party lines were breaking down when the members
Of each party in the Senate meet in caucus every
day and talk for an hour or two with closed doors
Yesterday the Democrats held "A caucus, and to-day
both Democrats and Republicans were endeavorng
to decide what steps shouldbe taken iii the interests
# their respective organizations
The only Independent voter in the Senate app"ars
TO be Judge David Davis, who did not go to either
caucus this morning. and passed rather lonesome
hour on the floor of the Senate, in company with the
door-keepers and pages, while the other Senators
were talking politics TO each other in well-guarded
rooms
The proceedings in The Democratic caucus are
said TO have been in the nature Of harmonious talk
on the contestedseat questions ending in an agree
ment that Judge Spofiord's shall be presented
at once prominent Senator who was at the eau
ems remarked afterward that nothing in the nature
of party action was proposed lie did not look upon
the Louisiana cases party questions, because he
was satisfied that o number OF Republicans wouid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
IILEGRAPnIC NOTEs.

CUCAGo Oct. 16.-Bulkiey and Guild, the iugl-
tive officers Vi the safe savings Bank, nave rcturne
Fall RIVER Mass, Oct. I0.-'fhe American Print
Wutks an, shutting rapidly Tue WORK ~ nnsisn
Dlisfncnt VIII be cioH'u ir
IL % AIKEN ON account limited demand Or
dark Prints.
PorGuKrFPsIF, n. Y, Oct. 16.-Three tramps
W. re- nr1stel here under the no" LAW making IL pen
alfv Tor inter eflug with ANYWAY trains Ihey were scam
"a. md brsAonAn. Ohe vas sent W c = ~
1870 nor uiety da, ~ ~ill he tre 10 NOR
RT,J,RyfS, " Y, Oct. 1G.-The body OF William
nrinrs stead a auarrymaD, dise0yerol Duled ~ lt
, a. An aid BARI b. Pom about 'lsht es
from IN village morning. lie Was las. seen aNe on
r,sav the gtn instant company Win anothef quarry
man xuo is suspected Of numbering HIM npTluSstea1
smowp 10 have had about $50 Ills person nhen Lac
seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
BOURBON HOPE Blasted.
THE SENATE COMMITTEES TO BE ORGANIZED by
REPUBLICANS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct Ex-senator Conover, OF flor-
ida. who has been suspected of design to desert
the Republicans and go over to the Democrats put
the runor at rest to-day by attending the kepuD-
lcan caucus He is counted on to vote for Judge
Suoiiords admission, but he will no doubt act on
that question with other Senator'S whose fidelity 10
their party has not yet been questioned. gentle
man who talked on the subject to-day with Senators
Spencer and Patterson reports them both as luiiy
determined to vote with the Republicans on all
questions involving the organization OF the senate
Upon the admission OF Southern Senators, they may
vote to seat them, but in this they expect to be sup
ported by number of the most influential Senators
from the North If they remain of the same mind as
today there is no probability OF any plan Deihg
successful which the Democrats NAV devise 20 gam
nos esloD Of the offices aud committees OF the SEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
THE coAL MINERS SrRlKE ENDED.

SCRANTON. PENN. Oct. 1G.-At a mass-meet-
ing of the Delaware, L9ckawauna and West
ern Railroad Company's men this morning, it
was unanimously voted for work. At meet
lngs of the Delaware and Hudson Compa-
nv's men, tins morning, at Carbonate, Jermyn,
Olyphant aud Providence, comprising all their col
Icrie, in the Lackiwanna Valley, u was voted Tor
work by an immense majDniy. Tins ends the last
yestige of the strike. Brggss shaft, fair-Lawn and
School- Fund coleres began work TINS morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
s1rIcrDE Al NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Oct. ia young
LADY, supposed to b. Miss j. J. scohed, of Woodstoeh
committed suicide lay jumping mo tie fyer last night
ne body nas not been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
ruF YELLOW FLYER IN THE SOUTH.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 16.-'fhere were
two dea,l, iron yeiw lever AT Feriandna ,o-day Dr
Uerti,n IA yoluu.cer phys'ciIn from SaVdnhah' died
ArGG,TA. Ca Oct. l6.-rnere have been no deaths
an H., tw cases yellow fever at P0rt kOyl since
FRIDAY, tne l2th INST All Tue paueh'' eAc'p' '"'"'
l..ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne VS..
GENERAL GRANT IN BIRMINGHAM.

BuMISGHAM, Tuesday, oct 10, 1877.
General Grant and party visited here to-
cav Ga Their arrival they received by the Mayor
and driven the Town Hail. Where the Town Council,
deputatou Of wurkiugnen aud the Peace sOciety pre-
seited tue General with addresses, wblch a .efF
acknowledged General Grant IL the guest ol MT Chain
herlliu. NJ. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
The SIEGE OF PLEVNA.

LOSDoS, Wednesday, oct II, 1877.
Reuters dispatch from Bucharest reports that the
Turks have withdrawn their artillery from the sec
ond Grvtza redoubt The Russians fear the re-
DAMMIT Is mined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
No AUSTRIAN LOAN NEEDED.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct II, 1877.
A telegram to The standard from Vienna
saws the iinancers who in January, agreed TO supply
% 600 COO forms az any time be the end OF October
i view of possible Austria IN DDz tuon nave been al
ready informed that The money wall not be required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
SENATOR INGALLS, Pension ELL.

WASHINGTON, Tue stay, Oct 10 Ioff'
The bill introduced Ivy Senator Ingalls,, to-
day, provides that al p,nsons which have been or may
hereafter be granted in qucuco Of death occurring
fro "A cause which ORIGINATED III the service OF the Uni
ted states since March T. 1861, or in consequence Of
wouGds injuries oceved OF disease contracted since
said date sna begin from tie dale OF d atI or olsen rye
from the servIre Of The person ON whose account the
claim has en- shall hereafter be granted or III III TIE
termination of risht OF tut pc having prior tile TO
such pension, provided that the Limitation herein re-
scroed shall Mt IL ply 10 claims by or in behalf of
insane pcrsons or minor children OF deceased soldiers
The b II also prov dies that upon the passage of the ac
tIc Commas. Oacr " i usious shall cause copy o. tue
shall he inform cach pension upon ell, roll VINO SHAH
Dc entitled to areas oi ptsi' unDtr las "ci. ana "a
shall bc d further duy u tLc Commission rOl Pensions
60 pay, 60 be- paid 10 such PENSIONERS 81 u lie
shall have di Il, 10 Tie person ur pen sons en-
q tot sauo tl such urrrs OF pcnsiu saS the pen
sion T. NAV be et Tied TO- or, dead, would have been
emitted under tine provisions II The Ir,t sec"n oil S
act. nd he cr she survived
A NEW DODGE OF THE STAMP PEDDLERs.
Third Assistant Postmaster-Gcneral llazcn
has discovered That local agulo ior tie Of pot-"
siaps In instances engaged IN the Illicit traffic
IN STAMPS by wh,cu the profits country postnastrrs
are greatly increased. ped.ller OF maps ms be IL
the takuS stamp in payment Tor lS x DDS ifVh
postuias.cs, aud men selling tncm 10 local agents 4
the salc Of pos age STAMPS u uise""ht o IL y
Der cent. A. tia dl~cDuut allowed 10 thcSc az MI
by the Cover ment is Onp pr cent, Tue lIuht
inus ed ~ turm his ben con iertA'. Al local
agents detected ID TINS KIM oi uuSno"s arc p'"nlS IT,
cd
AMERICAN LEATHER IN GERMANY.
The Consul General of the United States at
Berlin communicates tIe DIP r'incnt OF ate lurtner
particulars concerning tue An rlcIn department at the
international ltIrr Exhibition Ia tlat cty. TIE llsr
e., prriuIn, a gold medal, was aWud.J To an American
arm tor tneir collective cXnb ION ~ nc1c,u iO anI
ue machinery. Several Otler III in firms rccc va
diplomas and nuuoIaUc mention Un tdc same accOLat
L. IcVe tIilt AIN li,dn herioca-auucd Gather
Will prove Il gteat succ Ia the German market. r1r
aIuUugu greater Strength aud duribnly are claimed Tor
[ e home ratauutd, tic c.capness Of tho iOlmcr viii
saln for IL 4 decided preference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
SIR JOHN BENNETT AGAIN REJECTED.

LONION, IU sII0y' VVI' TO IofI
Sir John Bennett, who has been three times
elected Alderman Tor the Ward OF Cheap, and was twic"
rejected by the Board Of Aldermen as IeSon unft 0r
t,,, oice has az IN been rel cted ny them rus tne
tue board wIl themselves select an Alderman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
UTIEs ON SPANISH SHIPPING.

INNboNi iuoHu'hf W." Ao' h1f'
A special dispatch from Madrid to The
Siapdari SAYS that several newspapers protest against
the duty Of ty cents per Spanish shpPnge ter
mo Il tied states pOi T., wnrn CONES mo operation
tn,s Autumn. They recommend reIalidtofy navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
MORE BETRAYALS OF TRUST.
NEARLY 100000 MISSING.

GEORGE I. PLUME ALLEGED TO HAVE Mis'PPRoPRr-
ATED THE PERSONAL PROPERLY OF THE LAMONT
ESTATE HE ADMITS THAT THERE Is A DIFF
GUILTY, But SAYS THE CHARGES AGAINST MN
ARE PREPOsTERb Us-A BANK-TELLERs FALL
Nearly 100000 belonging to the Lamont estate
has been misappropriated, and connections of the
family say that George T. Plume, the executor. is
defaulter in that sum. He admits that there is
trouble in the accounts of the estate but says the
amount Is greatly exaggerated. and the charges
against him untrue. Moses A. Snyder, a teller
in the Merchants Exchange National Bank, has
stolen about 81 900