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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-17
BUSINESS Nor,n.
ELECTION NOTICE

T5E ANNUAL MEETING on
-, s tSs EsI,i OF Gresnwsod Sr TAG
, ios sas Election 9, Of Director ssse
~ broSSSt s 81 such other bunn. sa
once OF ib ee cnm them, w,ll Dc held my
inst, between the hours or iauusSdA., IA
mrli n c. BoNHSS'st
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-17
DISSOLUTION

THE FIRM OF BOSLEY A FEW,
i this day been dissolved by mn,ri HAS
sent, p. w. Bosley retiring. TSs IA COO.
OF the late drm will be settled Anes
Feeny. AL persons indebted IN "a
nrm are expected to make settI.,Msea
once DosLEY 4 FEESYa
IN RETIRING FROM TIE rrpv ..
i Bosley q Feeny take this oce.s, w
return my thanks TO our pairon. .
have favored US In the past, ana 10 49, sso
ally recommend my successor. "oa'
+. W. BOslpy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-17

Is the most beautiful work OF the kind III
the world. 1t contains nearly 100 pages,
hundreds OF fine illustrations, and SIX
Chrome Plates of Flowers, beautifully
drawn and colored fr IN nature. Price 81
cents In paper covers; Sl.00 in elegant
cloth. Printed In German and English.
Vick's Floral Guide, quarterly, 2jc a ear
Vicks Catalogue-3OO Illustrations, only
2conts. Address JAMES NlCk,
ial6eoWr Rochester, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

70 M EaIt0r 0T ne ITI5EH'.
SIR: 1t is somewhat amusing to note by your
item of to-day. mat Lew question Is benE introduced
INTO local politics when hardly creAtabie 90 al cou
eerned Objection Is made TO a certain candidate Tor ''
nomination far alderman because Ne j. jew" ana h' ~
,-,,o, rejected by the convention. -iusir reason
.,,.'n for fl. Withdrawal ~ fn esft able gentleman
ron, tLo canvass tor thc Marne touit luigesip u ii
, ~ = m De prrustuHtcd. let rgAtiuntt cilltn- A'
t.r.l..uo d. lnt vii rrgfrd ihr religious uD-itf
~ ne Cnu.titutinn dead letter otutrwi-, lt every
udttt- stand ON his individual Writt' l- pfif"'''
a. a usrii rIfiXcu aud 1T As religion, nt IRE
ii.on % marter between him and ais conscience, MS
h,.h., pr.,-f OF rabbi We want up -ccil"nall-n no
rr,,ir,ul-rn 90 cue NaLOnai, state or cty pouurs.
Astr. i0rE, Oct 20, 1871 N1A4-4''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
MAYOR SCHROEDEh'S TICTORY.
ALL MS NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

ALL HIS NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
After futile attempts formore than half a year,
Mayor Schroeder succeeded at tue special meeting OF the
Brooklyn Aldermen. last eyerin. IN securing the
hrIuaton Of his nominations to all The mmciual com
missions. TIE board has previously I cd, except in
special cases. thirteen Democrats twelve Repu1
Last evening Patrick Shannon, Democratic Alderman
fom the Finn Ward, voted with tne Republicans tLus
giving them majority.
Tue chamber llsd with politicians and the great
est inter 30 prevailed. As soon roll called,
Alderman Sterling (Dem moved IN adjournment until
November IL. TDs defeated with the assistance Of
Alderman sDannOns Motions to adjourn FOR fifteen
minutes and haf an hour each lost In the same
manner Alderman Fisher GsapJ then moved mat the
following nominations Should De taken fron sole:
Rodney C. Ward. Police Commissioner. pllce Of W lam
Dayd Williams. Prcsiden OF the Fire Commission in pla
raar r, Gassher James Ryan Fire commissioner' in
coIse G. Bennot Coun ssioner N Cy Works. place Of
nus Scott Regis er Of Arrears in place of Daniel D.
james tanner Tax Collector place Of william A. FURY
On slls motion bcug carried by SAannOn's vote. Aldo
man Fisher called for the y,te nominal ions.
the previous question. Alderman Murtha (DcmJ
objected hut was oyerruiod The calling Of
tGe roll began In perfect silence. When Aoerinan
shannon voted ave, the Democrats looked fallen.
TIE nominations were confirmed by vote Of 20 -
COMMUNICATION was then read from toe Mayor NtE-
dfa"llZ lac hum.natiDn OF Daniel Bradley, as Police
CouHiSsiun"r IN the place Il JOnn PyJurL, and TuCmis
4. White wsz named; william hiayO Little was also
iuaed as cry Treasurer 100 place Of Andrew j. Cum
ham. These nominations were confirmed thou i
same vote before. kOulinc business folio we'd
SPECTATORS IN ths lobby hufreily lett room.
There were rlm0rs 81 Threats against Alderman shan
non, and puSae " police svnl 20 accompany hun
hone. Mr. >n.nuoU canned 10 have been elected ana
inep"n nt can 4ldat-, year ago. and declal iit
bs would Keep outside parry lines. He hs~s
bren a Democrat, however. and until last even
The KpuSicans were very iI6sn, over rGe Tsit.
ana are cOr enl low OF secGri" tle election "eAt LUIS
day. 4Ae rutto police ai forces wn4c, up 20 "a
time, nave II haaIn. every c1JiJ 10 b1lp
the Democratic ticKct, vii stop once t.,h
LiJurs thew that the cOinnis-l
ara In lie h.ads OF Cle Republican. The
nominations 20 into rG0ct a. iH' principal
cltI-t. among suUD"dlateS Will be ~ de ne tIc Puicc
sua FIRE Departments. rnc Commissioners VII.
tr,t tis MJrulls AMI VIII probably take soIC tumc-
dale 4cton. iury cOItiIue In Oiice uAtl May 1879.
Republican pOtr.iS -. evening" thuu m tnat tai, WIS
tue most severe blow received TOR y0aIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

BALL-At Nevburs. t.. TUESDAY. oct 30 Henry 8all -
lAAr .i'i l4' ''S NA'--A a. -
49, OIL laftct % At-'4ii
D.. j. %
...... .s.-tu a .i.yl .,r % 1877 MARIA lose
Ill. ..I.. las u
pm ''.
,,,,, r5 or ti family are respectfully instol %
.4tr.. ttIcA "A.
- , a. l...,..y lir,. f.l . ~. A. a al o.cleA.
$500 .... . ..-. ...,. tf,..t
NJ low. ir. ..ll o. lsA.u-. - l ycs
-
.s 80, -. Wv. ~ r,4 IT. 1orse, Ca.,,A fl.sl.as. =
i ,.cA
Ifa .s.s ..uu,rrs tOlAt a. lllJ a. m 10 - fei .sd
80, 90 Ilwt.s Jc s,ue
ClN r.LANL-At ,0rt Conn, OCT - Wy sad4tAy,
t,.... ~. t.rt. 49,. .. 600
r.D.lsu .t'.ri, 600 44i.As go ' ,, 30. -.-,
Carriages "4l .a's tAe I'D" 900" '-'''' 'A--' --'
DtLruAsu - ID, y 80 TO r's.tic' nI A.r ." ih
t,,,t..... AZ "A 81 y..rs
tu..rt..rut a. ~ AREA, D0lu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
OTTER FIRES.

PHrLAprLpHIA, Oct. 31.-No. LOIS Arch-st''
oc,,,,,ei by Mcssrs Craig. Finley Co.. rhograpbtis
i ,roy.r, w1s damaged BY lie JIls morning 10 TIE
anuuul OF $4,000. Fully insured
PRoyIDEyCr. h. l., Oct. 3l.-A cottage ana
b,-, neloagius 10 Marun Crowley. near the Crins"a
iir. Was usstroyeu by ire TINS morning. TIC loss Is
"a 300: insurance - 900 Inc fire was OF lhccAdiIy
origin.
WALpoBoRo. Me-, Oct. 31.-A fire at Bre-
men. M. this uornlng destroyed Captain J''tph Dur
ve, muse stable and store together Will 'lei- o"N
iuts Tnr loss 20 500 tuliy coyerc" ny iHs r.'''
TpoY. Y. Y, Oct. 3l.-Last nigh. the store
bouse IN Ida HILL OF Aessrs Slmn'1s * Ioihp"-'-'
kri yoods manufacturers. burned The loss % 81
600: insurance $1,000. The fire was tue WORK Oh a"
lucrudlary.
BosroS, Mas, Oct. 31.-The steam bark
MIL Of the George F. Osborn estate ut feaoouy' Hiss
mas been burnett The loss Is tgOm $1,000 to sIV'ooo
partially insured %,
HALIFAX, n. s.. Oct. GA lire III Char-
lot.,ou f. T. L. on corner OF tlle az h ,hmond at',
- J.rroVtd Ia buildings Occd.ctt ~ fraser VI" a
5Iur.alr iass, pib,O0O. ,
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 31.-An ineendiIry
e-. ,, ls.in.s.,e last nl-4l. desis0l,. tn Ph~h
"a. .g oe...,sl by janus Bad. julius Dih'h' H,uiJ
a o., ana Poole x 90. LO5s ti-OjJ' insurance p-t 'Ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
TIE PEANSFLrAAL4 R4lLR0AD.

rHR DIVIDEND PASSED Of ACCOUNT OF THE LOSSES
Al PITTsBURG-DECK ~ Mt EALNIAGs-
RE-IGSATION ~ SOLICITOR now AID.
lFRoM AZ ocCA-IONAL CokRE-PDSDtST THE TRiRUSE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3I.-The effect of the
pa5,In. OF The PcnnsJ 1yauI gIrOd oiydold WIS ,e>
slight bccauseI was ArateyeryDO4y lrcJed ThcsOtA
opened 9li and stood at mat figure unul af er The
meeting Oi directors. when docIcd Co - <, here
remained uutI the close. NJ financial statement was
presented 90 ire bnar but IL stated that hs D,i-
usss wa- never more rrnulcritIyt thau now, except
durilg tie cuTrap spending quarter IL 1876, bu; m
view heavy Losses At P.ttsburE IN Juy, IL Was
deemed eApcilIeut to pass TIE dividend. IL b.
known t4aJ the Mt earnings up 10 this ia.
are very nearly a. much Last year, though the gro--
earninz5 idng m Oi over s2JuOOJJ; hut In fc
been very heavy d,cllue III the yaiur "f Tie seoul
nrld 1y company wei serious dtcrc.-t 3d.
the interest anu 81 iiehd account, Wlcl VIII prev 3D.
,he couIpay s.UW,nI any sucu D.laufc - tIt Vi
last Veui. c.upIu J. not ttle Hlr.sseI By tut
suits gloS- t.e PttsUurs Riots. but H. Will -k
tic Ie states, III Ururr 20 lave the gJcatons oI
L." passed upOA-
1ur acc al,e OF the resignation OF Solicitor Howard
ttk.- supper. ,t tIe belief tiiat e Eruu
-yN Ice L..I 0lu G.T-t had tLe siltr-t mention OIL
COM. stag .c lease az toe ULitd Railroads. Oh Nov der
scy Tie of ms resi- u0I Wa tIe action that ne
iuK iu u ail. tie proceedings ior ia Junction.. Tine
subcommittee rccumnchdtC the acce pt'ure OF the RESI-
mutton. AID t.c b04id t-n-4Auusy accepted IT, tn"J
sd eefed - las suClts-Og, rX-cndtOr JJnu scott,
fISbu H. sOcilir and assntlit cOuLnei
ol iac P,unsy yauG Railroad Umpany II ir Scot 49,
ctDis vii require n.s tsdt nee in Fhuaiei hla "l'h
nj. general G.se % the company Il - EOt
known yet tnat nc Wll axe thr place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
MIscELLANEOUs NCIDENTs.

MID. II. Harkins appeared Monday night at
the Eagle Theatre as netGm0TG
The Pink DOminosn WAS revived Monuay
Night "A: rae Union square The"tre.
The Speaking Telephone NAV be used anu
studied ~ the American institute exn"Hlon.
Placide. De Bar. Davenport, Fox ana ADAMS
have All ,lssed away with months. IleUehs ana
Compton have died M England
Mr.. Williamson and Miss Moore are acting
n the Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia IN struck ON
Messrs J. W Crane sad stuart Robson are acts ~ the
Walnut. g,
Mr.. jefferson, Mr.. Sothern, Mr.. Gilbert ana
g- Aim, are the chef shining ~ TINS ara
rrotic sky Those ~ come Madam Jananschrs MY
Anderson Ed win Boo u, John dc ullouti CnaIc-
ter Lester WaIlacS, Rose Evtnge ana john 30 II ~ N'
Mr.. George Fawcctt Rowe, the comedian anu
dramatst. arrived Tuesday IN tire liaIv' accon "'N''
bv his y @ MISS Ka;e Girrdl. Hr. and Mrs row are
~ act in New York NTH course o. tAc season
as written play his ~umme in colJ VIZ. ~
PM Merritt OF london. Mr.. E0Tes cob. dy Oh I-o
Old ElD.c' Wi! be produced al Tie London Oy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
WASHINGTON.
Confined from First Page.

Mr. Cameron cannot fail to vote for Mr. Welshs
confirmation. Senator Wallace Is outspoSeh III MS
approval of the selection and will support the
nomination in the Committee on Foreign Relations
OF which he is a member and will vote for 1t on TIC
floor Of the Senate.
The success CT the Administration IN escaping
from its dilemma in regard TO the English Miss'oh'
Is better than it's best friends hoped week ago; and
yet the President and Secretary Eyarts by the APP
polntment Of Mr.. John Welsh have not succeeded
in satisfying the Pennsylvania Republican delega-
CATION in Congress. The members of that delega-
ton still feel very keenly the disappointment OF not
having been allowed to select the nominee for the
Mission to England, as they supposed they
would be- and it could not be expectei
that they would be very warm in their
approval of ANYTHING which the Administration conid
do in the premises Judge Kelley IS reported 10 nave
SAID to-day that the Administration has a peculiar
kind of arithmetic. Sir. Morton Nj Nlchaei was 90,
Ieeted to on account of his at age. 10 was salu
that he was tor old though find saws the udge'
that Mr. hcIichael was born IN lSOI, WIIie III.
Welsh WIS born in 1905. Ii the one Is too oid, why
moi the other 7"
The Republican members of the Senate Commit
tee on Commerce held private consultation io-'Hl!'
In regard TO the New-IOrk Custom House app"ihV-
mems and other business which has been refer eu 10
The 90 nmittee. Tie sITctest secrecy was enJolheu
between the Senators present and the Democrats
were not invited. Tne business before the commit
ter which ~ both large and important, was INFORM
liz consider d, but no conclusions are reporteu 20
nave been reached The members SIMPLY decided
that the business Of the cOun ~ wOult NOT slHef
materially If the consideration Of the New-lOfk APP
pOIntments was delayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
PERSONAL.

The wife Of Professor Mathcr Greek proies
.or NJ Amherst died very suddenly on ouhu"S
She had been an invalid FOR a long ume' -, his
II is said that Judge Spoifcrd' II nc se''
u,sncd-for Congressional honors VIII - g, verv
Gently a. washngig0 p. oo Mas part IN society.
Colord T w. Higginson has just re"u ="
- tho Rboae Island Historical SooioN'
- very interesting sulcc-this. a NJ -,,,,,
cnssrpau on Horseback. from Ms diaries VI "'''''
EIiery." ,.- 10 +o,ned
,,,,tt,, notce from, he Albany Journal HIS
- nod it saws. will match the SHOWS OF ~
pe,ssnurr and glitter in the salons Of that frigd Ou'
stately capliaI. 81, o.,,, -,
Governor Rice employs a gentle sarcasm III
.neakinc Of the Journals Of his native land I'VE va
asked while reading his newspaper, the other
DO Won always read the papers before you go uo".
town in the moruingT And he answered; why "
course ( do How Sc should know how 10 90 4'~n n
town. How should know what KIND OF 4 iH"" ~
this mornuCF NIL,
The ball which penetrated Miss Alice Blame ;
rettv mead Is stiu there While talking with cAlef
tn young lady PLAYED with the pistol then unloadrd
sb vas ptreated to out IL aside as, even "hen empty
dangerous plaything She aughingy ran up STAIRS 70
her brotner's room, put cartridge In the SnueI' %
bounding down again 70 the front door tnefrS clou
upou her visitor her shoot but oei9e 80 ~, n'
1eveIled the weapon her hurry she p'tSstu ne
snd-was instantly wiser ana very Mlcn S@"N'i
young lady.
The President of the Shelternc Arms Asso-
can tells the following incident showing ho the name
q, this association bestowed on it by the iae he'
DIR william Augustus Mublenberg In APRIL ISoi' III
Nuheuherr with number Of friends visited me pro
nosed site OF the present building used by tire sheenR
Arms Af.er examining II the party re lrn'd 10 'ne
Eighth Avenue Car Line which at that time ran o"'' "
Firhty-nftn-st At that point the company NAG ld'eu
aismautled car in which passengers mieh' "u'' anu
winch was called the "sheerIng Car" In 'is the p-TS
remained for several minutes engaged III hi'iiloIS con-
versation. The next day The Doctor wrote tH'
a., d. a., ,,r,e for Won Yon could have nothing better
r,bor,b. ~ II whom we were sitting in that oid car
The President adds that the name vas fIier" 'I' [
tr, fbe homeless 10 HIS protection The CHARITY uulhs
80 ras vear gave shelter 1-3 homeless chllth' "O
Al ex peuse of about >l-OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
CONVERSATIONS.


W,sU,NGrON, oct. 31.-ln executive session
ID as lu, ,rupe confirmed the following nominations
R,gters of ne Ll.d oG-Pehan j. Anler on. at Mont
.hrr,ian DaAota; BraJa d. o. y Hanna ~ ia. t,'
han ~, W; a. ~; & s. '.lo5 At le ..ocL IA.
iscr,ssrs P4,t ION ~ - NJ. u ~ a. ~, I,
Nortn platte. g. y Bari. Lincoln N', Il" r Aie A.
IN -r,r dan Uds ,tI g.. B hc"msh Lac 'ls' co.'s 'i ID
PaulJ. 9troilc. Mons sonery, Ala. .,. ,-... ,., ,,
Montana: ellington .rd, at Tie MIX RIVER Agency n Non
& T. lang Of ohio to be secretary the President TO
SIX " sos-Comrlodore Thomas H. Patters' u o. Dee
Ke Admiral Captain George " lai*ut 20 De- .o"h HIie
rs = 3irher ". S,naer, Joan Il. lr a. Ann ~ - b"
I'5y Inspector. Passed Assn PAynaso. - !" into
as.s 80 w. D., eel q ylu.st.i; y,uo 49, Park,
%iiner ~ Curisman iohn d. sloane al ,~i'no' =. ~,
n Gi- keb1su. 20 De % stolteaaui 10 ne Marine &c" t'
~ ,ant I'm n,rr Warion b. 70 o5, - b. rl''ed Ass.s"n,
Euelrrr Passed Asssfanl lltmi'tr 'rhn "' 11I'
Pssri Assistant Plynl-tcr Am 'rl,c IA Ai,,ir sa "a
Irng r T. lewis bc Assistant iaj ht-fi' ~ - ~ '.H
~ Irit.cs 20 Chez 0i nurran of o"!nshce N"'y De-
T5er. we're also nearly 200 appointments to De post
ma.4rs coud.ile4. The following r' tn ola1 Tor Goa
,-,.t.cuf N-,.-York Ncw-lrrsey and Penusvlvania;
Connecticut James u. COOKE. At Unonvihei Perry = WI
son Il rntIam !D,i y I.,s ~ Brisn ~ Gre. wen
Ncu .trsSy~rn. 4. hau -on a. -,'f ~, - - ~
ahare acnrener az aercian 81 lo' ph p, r .,'r Al
Ne" 8rlus ai.4 n Ma ,t-of5 Al rori, ionu " N
III a. Ieinpson trede,lcS Dee,er al % ,l '''A
N,Iol ild. az A,n"t Hs' mo r. poa
a PheHl1Yiti 4.?D,FT - t.- AZ ,,,I,,y. iona w.
De -. y, H 81. ts,ysn S LA H. Mammal cs rn.
g CHE = ie,ia b. 9iie, az pius.on dr. i.an'on
a, NJ a.a. NJ. Il. Na auoyrr laaIr y. g.-i a.
3,r5gal , AZ " srslalr, Alex. Wa,,leis GER At rous
Town Frno, Bell a. rIoIe' Ar, LIN ~ i airry ~
s6gre ms 1o " ~ " ~ Grove Mr. Mazda
A.. Llfns ~ HN"lN f~Na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

Randall certainly recognized the SCUM IN
m4kins up the nlittecs. Out of 4f.y-s.A ~ &
ms i'm rraut committees .hr Cth gets twenty hl,o
All bsciuse 10 went Demoerauc-lCinci"nau T."
quirer DEM.
II C0nkhng opposes the continuation ne ms ,,s
hi. qutagouisrn with the Admin -,raion. den7 lle
breach ln tue Rcuubirau rartg OF IVY * -
lis safatv there next Wcc., Il uoS7uy 'd.''r ~" 80
- % s,,,.lat,,rc b,l il 10 choose successor Gan
he afford il 81 Pniiadcipl inquirer az PJ
The Democrats profess 10 be well pleased
with tnr Pr, sdents southern metrGdsi Du- .A'1 'o
me ID alucratic ticket. and against ia rS tu '.'
N Republirlns wouid lcqu.e.Cc n 'hit po.tl ',.
ocrif. Won not ~ 80 reads mdorsr since t' etV
rom we have lost the little tdth we hdd ii TIC sue. IT,,
az DEM cratic professions IN ,is me i1y Ats I'm
right. ana Republic ls snoni' pioht y! l'' anu ''' ~
ocrais-lC ,ncirrau O.1ette ~ iJ .
After all the .lk OF " Democrats and reDeis
In nc II IL und tia President Ids 'piO n.y." Jus,
Zen Ucmocr.f5 and ext rdrrates 90 once, ana -eFu
~, t ION we're strongly recommended hJ the -lHD-
1caT, of tAe section 90 which they belong A'oEtlnet
frr arc about one hundred Thousand ono mo 'els III
tae country. Does tlis lock hkc JlihinS tI'1 y
over 10 he Democracy l-lLvansyuc lintl Jo44---
l2eu).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
LATEST SNIP NEWS.


ARRIVED -.-.......... Oct 81.
Steamship City r Brooks Liverpool Oct 49,
Queenstown l9h, with Dse snd passengers 70 JonB o.
Dale.
stoamshp Oursuo Or D. Bnstow. Hnu Oct H. via south
snpton IAN. 50r with mdsc o c. l. Wright
FJREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Oct siArrived. Kris,ina Perseverance Capt
NOricr.
HALIFAX y. 81 Oct 3IArnged steamship Hoernian. from
Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEw-OstFASs. Oct Cleared. sieamshi2. Loue s;ar
kacAerDocker i0r New YORK Ithuric FOR Liverpool
Arriv a Passes steamships Gen. whitney, from New
York. Ben lOnOnd. from Bgrs
sAyAsSAH oct 3l-Arrve steamships san salvador frOm
y sy-York. MyDm.us. from Philadelphia
BALuAOdg. Oct. Arrived. ssaHrhlp Fanny fafWaiA
der Young New Yora. Clsire steamship WD. woodward.
Y '1ng. y t w-YOrk
ADELrRIA. oct 3l.-Arrivea, steamship II l. Cav.
Prrs3n fhilaaeDnA Cleared. steamsh2 OAo. d0fris11,
Liverpool.
Boston. Oct 3lAryei. steamships Sereus. Haett Tor
Ne" ORA, saxon. snow. Tor Philadelphia he later saei
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAs rTEAs-HIPs.
LIVERPOOL OCT. 3lrhe steamship Pcnnsyivsna sailed
hence or Philadelphia.
ANrWEGP Oct 3l.-rhr steamship Vaderland, for
New OK passed Fia.Iiag AZ ?.
HAVANA oct Jl.-fh- steamship u Mexico, Capt
MClnLUsl, arrived n 10 Vera Cruz thls morning
liOr olher ~ se0s .s> SscJs,a p4ge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA-HfsGrJS, wednesday. oct 81 ISL
The Letter Carriers S.'nil Convention mas app''n'eu
cn,nttee 10 confer with the Post once Committees OF
the srnnfr and House They urge that the salaries OF
letter carriers be- placed $1,000 for the highest EraIe
aao $500 or the lowest, and tat rricr' 10 al GIFTS
large and small, be Dtd the same f'reN 'I'.,s
resented IN the convention. day hu Dc,n uXed Tor TIE
H.u,t Post ON q t0,nui tee 70 hear ther story
During tue month Of toner iour calls we're made for
tbe red mDfion Of 500 oonis uatured. amounting 10
StO,00OOoo rne amount rcd -cmcd and pad ior' OY
cod eneck was 1913 900 900. This included tue scatter
in boud. Of other ellis th t mad not previously IN
ana. amount. tJg .fh WIN tue com dcpu,tei ID t"'
Tr.asuy sy thu syndicate will en ole tdr 5ecret1I W
..ieruif wpru wi, ue .5su-d Tomorrow. IL l. rK-
-cied tHat the dent statement Will shO" tcGucIoh
aDUu $4,000 OJO.
REPRESENTATIVE Willis, chairman IF the Com
~. ti..ro ou Expenditures % t.c Nayy Department All
nouuccs Biz determination resume ~ once the ihVe7
Ation OF that Grpartmen. .t "a management uNAei
SECRETARY Rnueson lie VIII inquire Ito lhe sta e 81
u Accounts aud also wIrhcr ahy ue-"' transfers ~
fn,,ri,. ions llye been ,Ic. adj ia Indebtedness
III . depar ueut It arose. AMI 40" shr ""4c''
.ir, occurr It !u use evrrai "ue4dri tud ASCERTAIN -
rrolt ability of OH -rt,. their cIrck uid uaiht7 t
Wins exnr.-s-. srcit Could nee n tlc h'hosy aA4
tIciency o. the present , 'crctAly o. tA7 navy
Three counterfeit DIVES on tne FIRST Sa1onAl Bank 81
Tai,,loul T. M ". re received to-day at the M iona
Bank REDEMPTION Agency. and from csch OF the to
lowns plac $; Hartford, Conn. jamestown ~ l."
And lie. Mas, Ttt notes are well printed
GA good paper, anu al no'es Oh TINS o"1A
a ouId b. examined with cage. All tnc counter
lei IS tnat have UeeI sen AZ he4e." ''4"n
AGENCY ave lad the letter - ID I'D TIC u'f'i
T. and lower rigat-uanI CORNERS OF the note. Nohr
nom nave al toe correct charter number, Nuich r.
I-l9, prIn1ed lu lar-, req hA i-Htts 10y, ~, Wv -,
th, not. ava l Notes on ms ID .hh WIN any "''"' "iN
On account OF ram, races AT Bennnss rAcccodrse
..,,., Imam no.tuousd iufll tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
rl1nDrApnIr Norh...

LrxINGTov. ~, Oct. 3l.-lhe American AT'o-
- -b,r, IA ora iire slsrs met mere ths morning.
.foNreoNpRY. Ala Oct. 3l.-fhe state Grange
Fair oD.nea b. tnls cty yusterd
Ro-roN. Oct. The receipts from Sothrfn :
pertarnanes 40 the B0sfun IN atre, quay TOT 'no ~
he F..oga oil Ei.wIu adams, n"t -t,tft
pRoyfplNcr. r. l., Oct. 3l.-IwO women Dressed
IA Inc ar of sister ~ Mercy Who have 10 ~ Collecting AA'
,r.r,I..I mem violent objects. woru 2irraio tftaJ
Jacksonville. Fla oct. '3i.-IEere was one
III - s.r,an,na today that u CsBIain W ". Wells
[ n.tei states oliser ia cIiar.r % Fort N4ih'-
SCRANTON PENN, O,J 3l.-Eight companies on
tue Isln Infantry. u A. on special neI zee IA hia
drr inree months totay "a return q
sir no.t- AZ new Drlsans ealon E0uss and Lvs Io0L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
A LOUD NAGNING.
E~,,-. TYs SnrauUusIr I9fgr

Eighteen chairmanships for the South, none
for New England and fourteen only iJr me west ana
Middle states cOmbued-that Ia word is the summing
ND OF SPEAKER RanaalPs appointments " TIE standing
committees Of the XLNth Congress. Well may 10 be
said that southwark tna star or empire takes ia way
when such q prepOndcrGuce " power IA the
organization OF the House Is given 10 4
srcuou Of the Union containing not over =
flrd OF tie population OF the country tnih
of ia wealth and even legs proportion OF s educI
NON and Intelligence. The committees Of the XLlFtn
Co~,rrs. az APPOINTED by Kerr, gave larger proper
mn III curanships the South than 70 the res Of LIE
f-oou but Randall. instead OF equaziug, has increased
IN. djsrrouOrtiou Surely, the Democracy could not
are Manner gav OF warning The North ana East that
ev Dmoc~utic vote they helps 10 transfer p0t-
cal Influence from The North 10 the south