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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

strictly legal questions involved in the election 70 that
tribunal or the whole question may properly De 70
ferred to arbirators where the Constitution 10 silent
and honest men differ or doubt; or conference De-
tween the best men Of both parties might honofaoy
agree on "A method count the vote or even, In the
last resort TO hold now election. according 10 consu
tonal but the very name OF compromise Is
stencil in political history Your correspondent VINO
proposes to ale away the election IL the soul OF honor
compared with the men who propose TO trade II AWAY
What the American people want IA to ascertain the
actual result OF the election according TO the forms OF
law Whatever this result, the nation Will maintain IL
against all corners with irresistible power. wFc.
Providence, n. T., Jan. @, 1877.
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WISDOM FOR THE H6'-sEHoLD.

To the EdifoF Of RE TrjbHRe.
SIR: Now Is the lime when he freezing and
t.wiug wealth anLoys the househoider by Stopping
his tin leader with ice and hoOlng his premises with
ri-ircrto1 currents OF water The conditions which
only possible for the tin pipe outside TO freeze up
are:
/. Tnc temperature on tc roof must De high enough
20 alitW water 10 how. >. At the same moment the
Temperature the tin leader must low enough 60
freeze IA" water 30 supplied.
~" dit.IcDc' IN temperature Is necessarily small 4
high Hd s sihicirnt 10 cIu1lzc il. small s"ck ~
SAL lal on The few inets from The upper Orce
of tle pipe hayn found efficient Fine IL iis
efficacy tpat tlc Rowing water Is rendered sjmewhat
sait and c"lsoq uuntIy requires lower ru cI {"
freeze 10. Renew the suppy needed. Jho stree
= nOt mech needed By The household In freezing weather
c8s- ptatn2 ltt down this n.>t through the
Oiihcc iu the roof twhen the I!ir ccuJ tkc whole
Lea 9Th and tie end firmly Should The tiu pipe
free viii not hurst, because the hose will yield 60
the pressure. Relies the upper open end OF the hose
affords access 10 Tie interior vi the PIPE Tor hot wafer II
needed ;. a. II.
NetV- ork. Dee. 80. 1876.
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Shaw, should "under no circumstance De sur
rounded by other buildings And he adds
"The practice Of entering and leaving snch
place by passage O. set OF passages
through other buildings, and not direct from
the street is one so obviously dangerous
in the extreme that it must be subject OF "ohuer
how it can ever have been permitted in any country
making even the prctense of experimenting the caro
of its inhabitants" Every passage, he remarks eiso
where. should be quite free from steps at any point
where n crush is likely to take place; each portion
of the audience should leave the building by aito-
gether different passages, stairs. and doofs; anu
there should be at least two principal staircaSes'
What must he the reflections OF an Official VINO Ieaus
these and many other like admonitlons from 'nc
highest authority in England, knowing All the Univ
that dozen theatcrs nightly open 10 the Pipio'
not one of which has adopted the precautions Cap''
Shaw lays down elementary and absoiu'ey es-
scntol TO safety or is so built that any reasonable
measure of safety can be guaranteed by any preoa"
ton whatever short of pulling the whole thing
down'
A rule nisi for a new trial in Coe against sothern
WAS appled for this week on three grounds: lhat
the evidence of Mr. Sotherl's alleged knowledge OF
Goes levvinp commissions for the engagement Oh
actors was improperly admitted that the verdict
was against the weight of evidence; and that tine
damages were excessive. The full court Deloie
which the rule was argued intimated clearly that
they thought the verdict wrong and rule was
granted Oh all three points.
Mr. Herbert SpcnceT's publishers have alarmed MS
friends by issuing his recent volume-the first oil
"Principle5 of Socioogy'-in an incomplete state'
with notice pink paper to the erect th't MI
Spencer's health forl,ts his supplying the two OF
three necessary chapters. am glad to be able 10
say that the alarm, though not wholly without
cause has been greater than the facts Justify MI
Spencer is well enough 10 be out, and was present
this week ut a reception given to the Royal society
by it's President Dr. Hooker at the house OF enc OF
its Fellows Mr. Spottiswoode. Ills HEALTH however
which IS never strong, has not of late permitted INN
TO continue the very severe labor required by the
subject on which me is engaged. and rather than
postpone it longer, the first volume has been pub
lqned as above stated. Nr. Spencer expects TO re-
sumo wOr, in Il weeks. &. W. D.
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DECISIONs JAY. IL

SA.,ycas Court ChambTS-By Jdd4" l., A' lux
HfsFIr t,ckIuft. A0.i9I denied. daN % ~
nrk prD Co II wish counsel. ucile44. - 20
ailhr u.lcnaaut i. ALLOW ea 10 sb3mii ihc "a
Yam Iirunt Banbergcr AIT Hy0nis-l aist INC .ut a.
SIGNED NV the partles. tiInS Il pr0Pet lhsl we
co;Iut 10 the receiver ior the money eoeet'" U''
S,oerlor C0ayt-NpeCiai iom--By judge W w.
A,sra, ~ IL agt Stcrn.-trdvr settled ana ,'As T,,.
f,y Cl1ef u,lxs Gu DtuoutA aSl tic - y.
titSNsee memOrauduIns OF margin of ahiei"''" '
posed - D.. Al Dnisr
Nv nudge Sanatorl -Hutsheedt agt lh'aI - lr.es.
s.t1aI HockoNer HaueS.-olutE su-ti'iNH rstESl
nv egt SpoDul settled lct an ead "ss "a ~ az
rnSY .,nta,piug the eAhhi,s be pgeSoAtul 10 "'S -
ur,iyed and ordered on me- 81, a nr,sr dis safs
AZ Iulse spr-ShaW agL FarWe1 - A. 800, ID -
,otSnant with $40 costs OF nOtOh lyi - iogt-
orrr nmendng minutes o traL Cnatie! Sn ,stle.
Notian dismissed. FlesChl ag setter 81 l0gr
NJ al SCHUYLER Ct al-MotOn denied Win ~ M eBt
merai Bank agt EccleS OUR allowing ps.sSS"t gnlss
Sxir, allowance on amount recovered. Mth..e..y .
%t,rlrr ,nseharging defendant trVni imprisonment y
f,o,pmes Pleas--Sp4cidl ICrm-Bs Juuh' vn!ss
',r,snt.g axI ls.ss-t; Matter oI A..s1 yafita
stoned Iowcns.rn agt. McCarrn- lrrflkns
a. Central NerVln NC--MOton granted " "a
H., nlsl; see opinion. In the matter Oh ""'"
issued A.faia.
uayt,s Cosr.-C hambes-By Justice a' SlsycES
prsns AT, Iauger-op,nion net Coui'.. ,sallsr
Nofinp 10 ~, assie granted. Cfekef aS' AT No
~, "a Ncysap; Prspls al, Ieadilaky 10
y,cst, arrest denied, sedy trial Otyeoh a.sat 40
wse~Arrst assie. Iaas as f,n.h AL. snls
nis..a Kerr agt Covert; New aSt oI"ns, Werl. paFp
essi,,sr Nee.yels appointed issyno sss - t,bl..s
h.rrx az JSsaup-a ,otlon gianssa t.sDt kaShb
l,r.X Ggl kumL Defaults noted no"aN' 90
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frederick Bruno of No. l2t Chssyue-s.., he1ry
Glenn Of Ma. 402 East Eleventh ST. All A"- fs,ai's
No - fss,N st. peiu,l guilty 80 selling "di'ft a. 20 .
Court General sessions, ycsicr1y ana Nct NAi
Al the T0mbs Police Court yesterday fa'F.tA III "a
fv an Cukin OF - Jsl East 4 O. lou ta' ,i -.l
eiiuY!tity the robbery by Hdsh'N U" A.As 30 $50. -
rnilte,i iOT tral benjamin l. Hl!.t tt '"- IN
f,.le 1u.srs AOUssa ~ gss, o. tic Aa-t o. p, 49,
sarah Re.cy 2So igouts, Was ie. 30 = TO- ~ 'i.'
Al the Washington Place Court yesterday Mst ,
Nrnser a rCspee ls. iuoAuI German s1I.-iA aSe -
u,ar,,! charged Win glniy o. Pc, lis SD q, cs
=, AutnonV Barhp az - south tiitH ave. ahti h
i,s,,Vrr,d thar slg Was pV,yJ l-y i.rct a. ,A- If
It,trr Who lives a. NJ. lS6 lIyngtOI,L 4ue N'.-t-
.h. INV sr,s papers from LtWysf nf. s' e. -,
dtut.v imposed Lue case III D. ih''s.'5''N'@ -
seeonI hl-oInI has al the woman - money -,
Al the Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday J oaa
on'ys Michael Ite..e,. John hAEc ,hAI.tW ~" a
gtng 10 pick the lJccts VI tlc Visitors ~ & 49, rs,
b.J IA sasl bal each Late W.aell, hgAl t"' 80
Oh the Twenty SECOND Precinct r.es.eo e i $500.
I,ti,rs for selling liquor without Incense; Io4h ~ w.
S@ T6j ~ryrnin.aye.; Pltrck 43iy, No. $40 H5t, Tr,
Daniel cum isAry. No. 40 West FOf.y slA ~ go, "a
nobis F,.ty eightitst SeyOpthays, lbAn iig.
SO sIghttayr.. and john Campbei- 10 ~ ,,ss.s
tnitl.st The cont p.acd al middlS1' a.. e t'
hail. u
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ASH CARTS INFREQUENT.

- Ne Edtf0T OT IRC- IFf0"He.
SIR: Every housekeepcr in the city Is com
aaipir Of m. extreme rflr5y and nirequency Of
the ts " the asicorts Is MINT happened to met
one OF these important vehicles and 'kcd the driver why
il was that tAey came around at,ori only once twice
week He CAV, the almost incredible answer That che
Police Commissioner would not 1T 'hoih come "itetr
he said the way tie ash businc, is IA yed l.. that
every evening the men report Tor duty al the various POI
lie, stat nos and there rrcrv. orders from f.e Commits
-i0rer whether not thcr shall "a 10 woik. AMI thit
III, Winter tEcy have been employed Only about tAlct
III EIi, iu each wt-..
Nog Tire Ioli' Commissioners have adopted such an
absurd plan t!s AZ ts season ot the wear when every
nf. lAcr in cVtIy house used. 10 would DE 't Tor ui
rry Mayor cunIycrrt authorltY, 10 severely
haul them over the c0'-' ard II tHcy should he ut
tcriy cNtiui.. every cleauy hou.ckccpcr would mt
en- peace 70 .Eeir ashes MICA.
NcLr- lOll.. jar. 1. ~.
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THE FIFE RECORD.
AT LONG BRANCH, n. J.-Loss $4,000.

At long BRANCH, y. J-LOss SiO,JOo
LONG BRANCH, y. j., Jan. 1l.-Ihe Central
IIo,e and several adjoining buildings were entirely
destroyed by fire III o'clock this morning The loss Is
bout $40 900 believed to be fully insured. The hotel
WAS owned by samuel Cohen of New-Iork. The follow
ing are the and assurances by the nre here TINS
morning: The Central Hotel owned 10y = Cohen OF New
YORK Is insured for Sf70O0-FlCO0 in the Home OIL
Naw-Y0rk $1,000 in the North BritlsA SIQVO III w
Royal of LtyrrroOl -, 800 IN the Queens 81 Liverpool,
~, =, 5OD in uuLngwn Offices. The irlitute ~ insured
In he Trade of Camden y. j. The adjoining building on
Occln,yo owned by Dr. Green, Is Insured ot TlOOO III
m. Wr,tchester G W. HLchs pEOtOzrdph gallery ".is
iced To toe extent 5000. Two buildings on the
west SIDE Of Chelseaaye., owned by = CohsI, are IN
elm le "a the fine, when was totally destroyed
and me other slightly damaged. Both are insured N tue
commercial for - 900. Mrs. Davis. Fancy sore
nm Ter me Central Hotel 0ses $1,000. Dr. Grrcl, on hN
mrs IA drug under the hotel. loses 500; uhIu
slred RITZ Jass, who rents the hotel will lose furn
tnrs and fixtures, TIE value of which 10 unknown
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ENOUGH or COMPROMISES.

EXPERIENCE IN SLAVERY TINES SUFFICIENT
ARBITRATORs or A NEW Election.
To the EdttOP Of RE Tribune.
SIR: The nation nearly rotted to death with
compromise in the dark age OF tae Republic preceding
the rebellion The slave power habtually made every
question Of light and justice the subject Of truck and
dickeT. All know what came OF IT, What tie country
wants now IN the political situation Is adjudication
honorable agrecmens-Bot Tading OF OF the suffrage
Of the nation by politicians Nh Wheeiers Indignant
rejection a con promise by whsh he would personally
profit T. the best word l,e has yet spoken
The silent jury OF the poope has Enthusiastically decided
not TO refer the election tho supreme Court Of
the United States IL might still DC possible TO refer the
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CIvII. NOTES

IL the suit Of Cathariue l. Wells agai!.st eX-SIc..i
Conner oi@iach have been re2ore4 IN T7 RIA.
UyE jury gave the plaintiff verdict Of SIS after nas
AOucs dspuiatlOn II the Jury -rO0a
In the proceedings 70 open certain street IN tho
rweny.tLr and TTentyfJurtA ards tJle ll1eA d.r;,
some whlcn have Deen pending two years Jasc Doa0ile
Meyer Bge5lal COMMISSIONERS Estimate au -sciHs
Tor tie opening OF thu pro. osed ''r.
In the Emma Nine ease the examination OF James
T. Lyon finished yesterday. Dir. Lyons part u toe his
tory 81 tn nne air ,a' been pnDi -o .a,
gone over by M Il ac %. Tie eg,ss-eN laJl ~ poa,
to-day week W!ie Id;e Waiace Is holding eIt IA
Albany.
In the trial of the suit of John Patton again, tho
Nev.YorS Elevated Railroad Company, Co..noH Pleas,
special Term after ecncs had been ~ en- Iu!scJF
DAILY slgg-te, the gu sOns had been tre several.
siJns before II was MT Nore HAs q ui t-"-y,
rested ana lra1tinbs Hiil Present tlef case TO Gay
The motion on behalf Of Police Sergeant A.er.
di,n ,ei by the Police Commissioners years a.
Gently restored decision that the dismissal Wa gs ilr
nandamus to tie commissioners 70 give h over $1,000
back pay Was argued before judge DouoLuc IN Suprte
Cour3 amber; yiltraS' ~ j., r. " i ,rt ,. -
motion. suI.r General Tenn G,cso t-S -lotsa ~ as
M an w IL I,v Id tnc ct tJGut y1myl!ei pay
one v appointed Ia AL N.!ler place.
The suit Of ID. DE Castro y Co. against Martin W.
Brett and Others (rett, CO.. Was before age Lax"
renee in supreme C.ur c.al Term, ycS,ery Tie lih'
f, claim that they chartered The dcianis vessel
Tor roond trip tie ports oi the caT.D5 AZ se n1s
riu port, and tnat the caydn neglected one o. i+ts'
l,rt, ~yIli Ia. They claimed dtl@g tr tteir.' o. ~
tI1r.r MARTY. \ rrlgt-tc " way ul afutiatiVi hs
ana tho Plaintiffs claim maj coo arDi,fdtos i-' U.S. T"
Jieis t1Yoi oa's 20. -te4,
mt iftrrggarl Gave CgiuJu Tor he Bt1lt IT, A- SISSY
10 set a,i e. tie arbitrator, Mss dec0h ad tcf J-Hseh
The y sill on.
4 pctit!on OF Chaulcey Il. Weeks, one OF the ex-
eors OF r. ". Ee.l, who Danl Dr'"'' s'-l N' 10
be relieved IRON liability executor ard Trustee % ~.
y. estate was submitted yesterday 90 Jci-t bonoane
supreme Court, CA1ln.is ,lr Kelly % us WI 'it Is
,,,4rtvt trust ,g N.. 1.t .tIs, Ra- is, ilis.et
iait Drew, th,r .4usl-cr N's o"c 10 'e't 81 = y,
,. estates, r..lli a.s,f-H Aci sttic yea ~
Lr liute OF Mr. brew tlc tn1rs OF u.t Ht ei' ASs
.rs O r,st. ~nc. NJ D'e' r iiiiir ave- v.
el'.y reinDrtr Nj cc.,'s pcuoI ul- - -e acFsF
accented Inc rust lie be IL lcyCd from all LAJl..iy
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A MOTHEn,s RIGHT ~ nER CHlLD.

In proceeding by the relatives Of tie father Of
John Welc child aboat oii TO take the cGl
from ve argument hal before
DOnohue yesterday supreme Court, Chambers. hc cues
ton whether father " cL ia ACCORDANCE sinh the Oh
law had absolute night ,pos- OF hs chi, nhltacr
IN accordance with ne act Of So sacI dpo-Jn Gui TO
life OF the cciye her written assent lh i
ponds the effect OF Of 81 amending The ei aa -
OF 1902 h2u MOI p-ci. passed, nos ~
bIfit Is etned rge-iIg The las OF l3.Z Jy Implication
Judge DuHO.y sla be must De- clearly t lat
law meant ~ take woman the l'Ll. size @
her children UrIJrc they w-is bora, bl r,td
Crei-iOn. 4l% ard J. B.rrsi agyelFtd fGf "a. lty-l
ala ~ SuCkIgy lDr the mothers relatives.
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OTHER FIRES.

Bo.ToN, Mass, Jan. H. The three-set
woolcu-mill OH spicket River at North Salem, y. H.,
owned by n. H. Taylor and occupied by Iiaght, simp-
son & Coz FOR the manufacture OF repelants ana cassi
iueres partially destroyed by lire yesterday SNIP
sOn Co. lose $4,000, and Taylor $1,000; insured.
BosroN, Mass, Jan. 1.-THE brick block
owned by Fletcher Tarbe and the house and barn Of
Edmund Ballard at Swauton, VI, were burned this
morning. The block occupied by j. NJ. DeanGes'
groccr: Jewett Beck. grocers the Post-OBee, Gus
tou-house, storehouse, and several law Offices The
lastoulOIse books aud contents Of the Post-Olco
We're destroyed. Tae total loss is between $4,000 anu
$4,000, partially insured.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Jan. 11.-Henry Browns
housc in Port smouth WAS destroyed by nre early this
morning. The owner persisted IN the names.
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TYPE FOR THE REPUBLrc.o

The trial of a suit Of David w. Bruce against Nor.
veil and others begun yesterday supreme Coug; On
before Judge Van worst 8r Bruce furnished 10 The b.
pub newspaper ths city tsp" Of the y1ae o. $50 a.
for viii h he the trustees Of the assocaOn
The defense s behalf Of ar Wesley and Conglc,,n
Plat they signed the articles Of ncoJ poro under an
ARA semsHt that 90 shglld placed Mr. We-ey,.
us before the crru'ate Should be uied that Str. Nay
Resigned because ts l0t done and STR Pitt
sUgknDl.cr Of the company. il0neI ne
money support paper and that ~ act abe pln.iH M
liverr type E0FyoFs order bei9re sing VI ihs
certificate OF iucOp1i l0u except sinai portion exceed
INK 600. George ". DrWlu and EiUud- D. Gcrrr
appear Tor the p4iati4 eyJugs kan lCI 5g Wesley AID
h, Il. ATaylX Ilalt.
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THE COURTS.
THE JUMEL ESTATE.
THE CASE or BOWEN AGAINST CHASE, BEFORE I'm
UNITED sTATEs SUPREME COuRT


UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1.-THE following cas.
heard In the United States Supreme Court osterday
Bowen against Chase; the Circuit Court 70,
the Southern District OF New-York-This was an aeton
OF eecment 10 lands Of great value IN the Cit,
Of New-York, known the Jumel estate. The prime,
pal point Of interest the The attempt on tho
part OF the plaintiff prove himself the OF Madam.
Jume On the trial. the court excluded evidence on ths
part OF Bowen 10 the identity OF his mother IN.
question being. "Who was your m0thcrlg and
also evidence Of other witnesses as ~ yadarns
JunePs statements TO them 10 ia having a son and
her living in Rhode Island in early life with one Baou
tho reputed father Of Bowen Also evidence as Ia thu
statements Of Jume the husband Of the Madame. thst
he bad charged her with eu;icinQ him into marriage win
her, and with then having iite sou in Providence and
great deal Of other testimony offered tO show faets
supposed 20 have tendency TO establish the fact
alleged. Objection was taken 10 such rulings Of ths
court and also 80 the ADM sOns 81 evidence offered Nv
be defense the claim being that the declarations q
Madame june were allowed Whcn Offered on the part ~
the defense ~ prove TIE Identity Of niece II hers bat
we're excluded By the count offered by plipa9
to prove The identity Of The fruit Of her body.
Tie argnmt that THE win not sly that yIns
the Law 81 New York o. 1880 max Madame Iuines belr
10 her SON. estate, an the agt5 Of fsJJ well - lie
law OF Rhode Island, mikes nim Lrir 10 estate sae
make hrr declarations evidence OF the fact that be her
son after her death. Clearly IL rs said, nor declaration,
tre competent the question Of her per Ona IDENTIFY
The case Cmb2aces goat many points % evidence a
Interest 20 tie profession II followed the cgfy
except TO Ies'ria furiLcr euC Dy Bowen % recover
property uulaltDr decision finally made n the Original
action. Chauneey SaAer and ~. l.. sawyer for plaintiff
James j.. Carter iOr defendant.
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LIABILITY OF CLrB MEYBERs

Park & Tilford sued Alex .nder spauliing and
other. including Zicllgils T. S.m1on ami j. H. Adams a,
members OF unacosDorItad W0rsh Cia5 for ns csss
cc furnished to order Of tee ard ghs
rellgco that members OF the cD when the gs
ordered liable partners. the steward a,g reps
srntcd IS the AGENT ss.d tho against T. r.
simmons J. H. Adams th,ir ctiDH with the b
having ceased before te goos were bougaL B1tA rs shore
fore appeal uV-ell1 o., clam thai then st-w ri
never authorized their usu1S nurciI
the plaintiffs asst ;yit nT,wa mcHDcl VIII
CJIiG no. !i D ltI NO. Ji f.eJfs
ciub. Decision reserved stephen -. " iacf at-
pared plaintiffs Al. ~ "AteAcah iOI lae 4c.ehGAAtS
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NONIINATIONS.

WAsHyGTON, Jan. ll.-rhe President sent the
following uoilayas 10 tue senate TO-DAY: se.art L. Wood
fnf lo DC United states DsEctAstIthty iot tie southern
,-tct oi NcfI1rk: Eiss GtsNsl United states Judge
fy 30 Noltga District .. fl1li, James LII ward oi New
YCr. ~ be Consul 10 GhuIt 49,
IdHg-AeIndF sharp o. Mascara 90 be Payna1ter with
t,r 1pk o Maori Capt. WlfaU n. NOisn, Assistant sur
an 10 be Sugton villa he rank Major CAPT Jonu Men
dcng an Infantry be M Ol The si Artillery Lieut.
al, lanes tOet CulJuc> tth Artillery Mayor J. NJ
Ir.Iula, lot Artillery, To DE Lieutenant Colonel AN Artillery
III. Lieut. Arthur Norris b" captain ith Arery Second
Iipaf j. H. KpSpp Flrst Lieutenant 1th Artery tlTs
Lieut.. }. Is. 81 Al q bi Captain 2it1 lnttntry.
NdrQi- Medical Inspector J. - Dunedn % be Medical M
roctor: ~Gr;sVn Ai.Im H. IayiT % b. Medical Inspector
- CuufcI 10 surgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
"Oh II Was Tiii.ul
Mar a wEOi- city 'Hl.
Ir.pi,i- size iai uO,l". D."

Aud so, close upon tlis Christians OF 1876 whose
blessed asoc ion should make every lille child sacred
in tie ewes of every of u, th- poor human ato n
,. i, ar ,tr~s col because the stately fur-claj city
Ciari,, would not uubcud long enough Ia see whether
1ntllrr r t.p woman WHO claimed TO b.. IN
In,for D. Holland must allow who usually dinifes
him asoHi-hed 40 TIE position De taxes IN M ni
Iff.fp.t for of C!t Iur.-ug tis Oncsy some times
ma. clOs tbc fountains 90 human Is, ana - el
~ fearful and r,iu-rru mistakes. lnteilpeTItr Zra Tor
ma ON, ri may igd 10 the combining and exercising OF
those same iui~ta ,~. woU!Iuot b. unjust nor Hnscn
oi,. iu tifr babies must not rrtZctO death II human
b ,.., f. ne,, ~ avert IT, ID. l. ROGERS.
.S4syruGHe.d, hftss., Dec. p, 1876.
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VOTES foR HAYES and DREW IN FLORIDA.
.rothe Edttor Of The Tribune

SIR: Will you accept an old subscribers
opinion regarding The vote Of Florida For nine years
have been engaged In culture in this State and
am acquainted with many who have emigrated here for
health and fruit culture find many Republicans voted
for the Democratic State officers Drew and Hall, while
many Democrats also voted for Hayes and Wheeler
know both the Democratic and Republican nominees.
believe from trustworthy information obtained IN TINS
State that week Will Mr. Drew sworn In as Gov
eInOr OF Florida. sincerely hope II VIII be So III the
taxes years To come are Increased IN thc same
ratio as during the past five there VIII le nothng bhi
Forida land with which 10 speak from pfis0hsi
lnoWledee as my taxes and those Of my friends on the
same property have advanced from 80 TO over 5000 yer
wear since 1868. Emigration cannot continue under
such oppression. hOsLs LfhAh'
L1Noi,o. F1d., Dee. 81, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
RAILROAD MIN NOT PAID.
To the EDITOR OF The TrtbUue

SIR: Can you inform me why the ma
ch!llst engineers rem and hiaScmcn In the employ
OF TIM Ncwersey Central Railroad at this ee arr not
padl The nachnisa' wages have been reduced 20 per
cent aud then empOyo cd only four days In week
and al they do 10 live from month 20 the
next tle:T snail salary
TuccOInpaay thch for two mouths work and the
employees al T shop would fare better II the road was
M the hands ~ receiver, where. all iDdeatous IL
wifi eventually be placed. \ SCFfEHER.
JuaekiOh, \. d., Jan. ., 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

To me EdttOF Of the ITtDHae.
SIR: While reading Your Article Of to-day
headed The Lake Shore Disaster" it occurred 10 me
that The bridge Nigh, have been tempered with.
woud suggest Ia: building OF bridge OF masonry,
aud instead Of long spans let il have small arches. II
would cost li'tie more, bat il the cal would prove
ceauoY and SAFER Sochow old bridge, with tIer short,
marrow arches stand in Ia@i Ncar lah tbrIr are
miles Of tlcni The world hears ct accident
There. Tie bridge good a. when urst bIt These
arches Wuud hold up an the trains IN America Ci'is
\ 1lr- int.., inn |, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
NEW YEAR,s DAY MURpER.

On the evening OF Jan. a number OF men were in
sOminick and Vnries4ts. among were
James Blake ace 49, of No 29o Varcs st., se bon
ALI qraII about drinks. and in s,uff
Blake sh0t Mcdonald ball taking in his iuap.
Blakr arrested The Vcune Vpiaovaa tae
t.ied
port examination revealed that dsafb resulted
from precision the br Dy pistol shot wound