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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tho Administration possesses goOQ tS 5 -
49, -aat ranv heads would fail III the NcM- M ION
torn House IL arms its purlosyp ~ convention
tenor - IFS way. regardless Oh 'ho i''N"'''
--lkuburn AdyeruseI li'eH ., Ill ,,ot
~ then. we hope the President VIII nOt
Now, Ibnsfaton abont clearing the public offices OF
nav ~ rinrsters The impudent Repnbcah pT
49, f notifies In New-York need wholesale Ielnosa
TbeV are n disgrace TO the cOuntry.-lClhehua'iN '
eiai lind). -, n t.,
Either Senator Robertson or john NJ ran ~
ais ould make an excellent and acceptaDie CIi. ,,,
81 st9re omn,,ttee Why not lift tine orga
OF The old rut, and put IL in hearty syupan3
publican sentiments throughout tne o'@'e'- ~ ~
journal (Repl
Notbino can be gained and much may DE
- ~ ee9ing alive old Dreiudces and stirring up old
a1imoses There has been too much OF tns y. pU' -
sides iu the past and there should be no NOR va -
tanly not by the protested Tiehls u '"0 '"'- ~
LOUIS Republican (DemJ
Tbere ia nothing equivOcal about the reso-
ir,io,,s rdonted bv the Minnesota Republican ConVen
Zion Tjev fndorse the Administration course - h,
iy as do the Republicans OF M9ssachret!s anu
land IL ia only the states aucted WIN uIo-Ho"u'
where dssensiOn arscs.-lBuffalo Express (kepJ
The people are with the President to very
r,uch Ia rger extent than they were with Mt COnkhg
Tba NeW-York Senator may dash himself 10 pieces
sgsnst tie smiling. immOyable man IN the Nlte House
without causing him g sWerVe Iioin us F'or %,
,unch as hairs breadth The President "a master OF
The situation, ard Mr. COnking VIII ma II out Ih"u
npOis Journal (RepJ
The immediate duty of all Republicans, OF
avery sentiment and prediectiOn, IL 10 unite IN cam
pqisn Of Men may differ about The COW chon
They question Its expression. 1hey my IoI1
that there waS any occasion Tor Its contiONe'hts. %
no Republican Of Intelligence fails TO RECOGNIZE lno
Importance o. the pending election anu 10
Republican Of sincerity viii hesitate 20 90 eFti9 'ui-
tue relief OF BulubAIu
people Albany journal ti'ePJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
DIED.

BUNEELI-At Englewocd. Mon Oct J. IS after 'hort
iners Alce Elizabeth youngcst daughter or lyman b aAl
Jeunie V. Banneil aged year, month an. 20 days
Funeral AZ EngiewOod, y j. oct 3, leII at ID a. MI
DIsTURNELI-On Monday. oct /. John Disturneh, IN tho
10Th wear ~ lis age. q,
Friends attend hls funeral Wednesday, 81
inst, AZ p. NJ from ia dave near lth-st
FISH-Ou Tuesday. Newark, y J. the Rev Henry
CLAY Fish, II. d.. pastor Of FIRST Baptist Church.
No, G. OF funeral hereafter.
GATES-Ou HOnday Lstitia, widow Of John Gates
eaflyes ana friends ~ family respectfully invited 20
residence Al last Jlst
ST. Oh Thursday, oct 4, al Il o'clock.
HOLLY-Ou % inst her residence NO 81 West 5ls St.
wife Of Augustus F. Holly and daughter VI Dr.
y. klss.m.
Notice OF funeral viii be given hereafter
HULLsuddeny, the ID inst, al Cornwall tho udson
James q. Hun IN he 11th year o. his age.
Relatives friends Respectfully invited 10 attend ths
funeral Friday 9th lnst "a o'clock, from tie PfcsoJ
terrain Church. the Rev. q. W Teal
viii "A. m. from NewYOrk VIA Fra
Railway 10 5:lT IN. tram at Cornwall station
LEWIs-AI WaterOwn Conn., Tuesday oct. 2, D. ghs
william H. Lewis d. d. IN the 7sth year OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MIILER-On sunday, sept 30, Amos Miller.
friends Of the family invited 20 attend hs
ms late resleace, No LOO Noble 49, Green
point. "Wednesday, Oc~ 3, at ? O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
arrangement, between one Of the lines

tho arrangements between one Of the lines
aud an evener" OF the hog traffic over its
road became 80 thoroughly known 20 third person.
that they obliged TO take the latter into the ring
and at present the profits over this line are equally o.
vidcd between the "cYeners" In other cases.
suits nave been threatened and IL il believed now that
the matter before the public some o these VIII
be pressed against the roads, for conspiracy ana
a discrimination in favor Of certain shippers. The only
defence that the railroads make, 1t IL admitted 10
that their eveners their agents. employed 70 Sc
tie special class OF business under their Charge put
commission Of s3jOOO0 TO each representative OF tne
three trunk lines, little two year,, IL u COLI
CCdCd Is somcV Lat large for one class OF business
At present the rate charged by the trunk lines ior
lead u cattle from ST. Louis % NeW-1Ofk II Sl-o
and from Chicago 20 NewYork Sl1O. 10 Is estimated
that, while the "cyeners" large dealers not more
than one-fourth the total shIpments have Oeen
made by them during the past two years
But the eyeners get Sl5 on every car load OF cattle
passing the trunk lines, the actual COST 10 them -
only $50 ST. LOUIS instead OF 1920 the cost 10
rival dealers. For this difference, tire only ser
vice rendered by them il 20 secure 10 the
different lines tho percentages Of this class OF
freight previously agreed upon. This Is done
SIMPLY By making their combined shipments over tIo
happen TO have received less tnan the sup
ulafed percentage during the preceding week. -
The cattle "eveuers" are "a follows; IlmOthy East
man, OF New-YOrk, for the NewYorS Central; Nelson
Morris OF Chicago, for the Erie; samuel Alertoh OF
Jersey City Chicago, FOR tic PennsyV hifoan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
JAPANESE NOTES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The steamer China
brings adylces from Yokohama, september 3. On Sep
tember ? the rebels made raid southwark and cap
tlred Kaeoshma which was undefended. News has
been received England to the effect that the efforts
of the British Minister in Japan to harass the PostOnce
Department obstruct the admission Of Japan to the
exercise Of her rights q member Of the postal union
are not approved by his superi0rs. The linked States
shlps tennessee. MOnOcacy anu Alert are now in the
p0rt OF Yokohama. The Tennes soon sail for bcme.
The Ranger il expected from China. transactions IN
silk are becDmug active. Large exports Of rice made,
chiefly 10 Chinese ports The volcano OF Nrcs Island,
In Ye,ldo Bay, Is again In eruption. The National TX
DD-itiOn capital II great success Inc VISITORS
average in number - 900 weekly The Imperial Prin-
rrss Seikau IN Namiya. died September .. she a
ser of the late Emperor and aunt OF the present one.
The japanese ship OF ki0l0 kWhn was wrecked in a
ypho0n early n september and 10 Is feared she viii De
al l0.g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
ALLEGED RUSSIAN CRUELTIEs.

WAsHISGToN, Oct. 2.-The Turkish Lega-
ton 49, received communication addressed by the
Armenian Prelate Of BayazId and Itch KIlsse to the
Armenian Pariarchate at COnstantinOple, which he
says: The Cueis Of the Kurds were my friends, and
projected our convent They have been killed. We
have naI to suffer from the irregular Russian
troops as from any else. We had houses,
weil-cultlvated fields, and of all THIS nothing is
lett to Oar cattle have nearly all been taken away
FOrty-nye Kurd chiefs have killed the Convent OF
st. john ut Bayazd" TIE Legation has also received
a letter from James Ashbury. OF Brighton, wherein he
says that IN the hospitals Of shumla and VI Rsgrad lac
las seen Old men, women and children who were cruelty
struck with swords and ances by Russian Cossacks
woman dangerously wounded, screaming feaffully
saying that children had been murdered IN her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
CHINESE AFFAIRS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The steamer China
brings Hong KoDS, August 30 The date Of
the final settlement Of the CneiOO Convention dispute
was still in doubt There is general dissatisfaction 1T
the delay Of the British Government in deciding whether
TO ratify the treaty not. Meanwhile, five OF the
places agreed upon ports open to trade
The Canton River has broken through embankmenis
aud flooded miles OF country, destroying vast crops
Several OF piracy on the Ioute between Hong
Kong and Canton are reported. In one Instance the
plumber amounted TO $4,000 The Chinese Government
contemplaes partial postal service. 10 be organized
and managed by foreigners. In the Customs Department
Postage stamps, il is said have already been ordered
from England a Chinese steamship company Is TO be
subsidized for carrying the mails along the coast The
cholera continues desolae many towns the coast
and IN the interior,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
THE TRUNK LINES cArTLE TRAFFIC.

WHAT THE "EvENERsD GEL FOR A LITTLE WORK.
The expenditure of $l,OOO,OOO by three OF
the trunk Ines during the past two years, for the pur-
nose of ACQUIRING stipulated division OF class OF
freight passing over their respective lines one direction,
~ pub.hed yesterdays TRIBUNE, was the subject OF
general criticism among railroad men yesterday The lead
nr representatives OF the railroads had been acquainted
with the facts the for tme but the most
uroIound secrecy had been enOined. Several freight
agents said yesterday that they did not dare speak OF the
-, tier until il became puzzle property any other course
wonld have cost them their positions. .
Leading stock dealers had also become convinced OF
th exstence of some fayOrism by which certain ship
nsrs we're enabled almost 10 keep them out OF
The market wnen margins were light Numerous
eompaiaIs were made. and II one instance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
THE PRESIDENT NoRTH AND SOUTH

7 accompanied the President upon his New
rnl.ud frn in June ami therefore, Lave the means OF
Trusting that with the southern series or receptions
There was the lavish Hospitality ana large crowds
On attendance IN both cOus but there was more cheer
Inc and hearty demonstrations OF delight IN the south
6nrip.rs IN NeW-En land the President would ride
milo through crowded streets AMI NOT c-t The
ie0pe were all Ouf ami gaily bedeckcd TIE way Win
haa but they made less noise iAan the sou, hcrneIs
~ roth sections ia louisville al ne there was three
times a. much yelling Us IN all Boston Inc people OF
m President than in Boston. but they are more demon
eratlvc, make more fuss about IL, tAOW lA'it mats
higher a a vel louder Zach city voted against him,
Out II the election was 70 20 over again, cant hep
thinking hat both would vOie Tor him II astonishing
IN e,s enemies that this man has-few, mean COM
pare % the number WHO are usually afraYeu against
PresidcuI There are civil service sCre-Acaas WO are
in =, -,-W because Ha,es does what the Republican
nary mas been always promising aud never performing,
bu cOUuarr with the body or the people, Their
Number il f.O From bat can judge over the coU-
INV fsves "a sustained Dy more hands than Was ever
presldeut before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
cn1MEs AID cAsuALrLEs-BY TELEGRAPM

SpRfxGFIrLp. Mass, Oct. 2.-Wm. L. Montague,
lte Manage the Hampton card company wa. Today held
G auo m f0r exAminaion the I3tu last, cLarse OF
Iai,i.g a note Tor .-JOJ 10 $1,000.
B,LuNDRf Md, Oct. flames X. Hawkins, color
- crce OF an assault upon q Young white girl thir-
TO- tesrs was yesterday. In the Howard County 'Ircut
Cor sentenced be hanged CeiJudSe miller Pronounced
Ia. sentence.
Colr,Brs. Ga, Oct. by the caving IN Of an
ah,nku,ent In Brownsville Ala on sunday evening John
r.nce hte nov was suifucatrd. gud two others were
T., Injured They digging sand from the O-nk AT the
fine OF The aCclueut.
- 80 - on Monday shot and instantly killed her
sIf IN WyunOn ga the rtsdehc- oI het VI NAV "
n Tbomss esq bail passing through AeI Dod3 ana 'e De
ON which lying
ST. ALBANs, VT. Oct. 2.-Experts have completed
h rsination Of fhe ~ W H. Bailey the alleged dc
nv No. rorcIor ana the result Is Two suits have been
hn aansi Bailey and his bOndsmen nomnay lo ssnuvo
.io me aouu Baley's bond. The artnai deficit i
- -o se lie alOant taxes Bailey failed 10 collect Is
Sl5l77.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

IOhDON, IucSuAy, OCT. = II 10
In Paris, the radical newspaper, Not d
Orofre, which has thrice sentenced for publishing
Henri ROchelOrs articles. has ceased publication, ana
VIII be succeeded b. radical organ, to be named
lie RcriL
The Republican committee in the Ninth Arron-
basement, OF which Yc1or Hugo is honorary, and NJ.
amDetta acting President, has formally nominated NJ.
Greyy to the place filed b. the late NJ Timers head 81
the French Democratic party and leader OF tie 500
Republican Deputies.
NJ Galubctta to-day formally lodged an appeal against
the sentence passed upon him by the Correctional Trb-
uual Ia. appeal VIII probably be head the be ginning
OF next week.
NJ Jules simon il seriously Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
AN ASTOUNDING POLITICAL BLUNDER.
sF0aa HarpeT's becftg

In the unavoidable absence OF the editor we
defer until next wedk specihc comment Oh ts proceed
~ ~ me Republican state Convention, ana taae noe
~ ono frotue Onythe refusal 70 recognize tHe course
- - Cyii service refrm n the Republican pol
tt mat tbe member OF the convention who opposed
.b recognition placed themselves IN dlrect antAgOn-
fsn vim fhe great body Of the Republican parry Is
f,c patet 10 the most superficial observer OF the drl
~ pifical opiuiOn TIE convention faed 10 represent
the views of the large majority OF the party Throughout
the country and by It's betrayal OF great cause as
FURNISHED a signal Illustration OF tAe necessity Ol
the reform which II condemned. No one can dOupt
that n the views Of the main body OF the
Marty had been truly represented ~ Rochester inc acIO
Of me convention would been Just the reverse OF
what n was For first time IN the history OF RpuD
can conventions in this STATE the Nominations went
a-beggng When men were found Who were "lillg 10
be candidates. the names were received without eAIns
asn aud the members finally dispersed,Wltl tie dcprcss
ing conviction that they had committed themselves u
astounding political DlGnder but w UIsJnt19u
was not tc pdry and the Republicans OF Newly ORR Will
MOI for.et their duty themselves and the country ID
oxeeutIuabie In character and worthy Of the hearty
support which the party s prepared to give them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
MONTREAL BANks DEFRAUDED.

MONTREAL, Oct. 2.-Ihe names of the bank
swiudiers IA lar rs known, Deton and McAlSter.
The former altered S25 draft to $1,000 and placed
to his credit III tie Union Bank where lie had a small
account, and drew checks for the amount. McALster
yictm!zed the Union Bank IN a similar manner. The
draf were obtained in Quebec. II Is known the
swIndlers had at least four more Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
ENCOURAGEMENT.

The mandate of the American people 20 Mr..
HAYES D. to go forward The Republicans OBJ sew ~ Il
have bpou rlsrepresetd by convention PACKED Nt the
machine which he delayed 10 destroy The heart ana
conscience ana Judgment " tie party ia me EnpIe
Etafr b. hmm 20 forward HIS plcdg - ls oath reg
isfered in heaven. Impe him forward. ONLY II he he5l
tates viii be be- weak. ONLY Whcn he Is SO" "N le 4'A
uecelnaaer let hin bring quickly the dollar TO par IA
rold let him emancpate politics nom the letters OI TIE
srols ,n lift nc Lig service ont Of DOndJge and cor
Tipu and the people VIII sustain him, as they ueld mp
the hands Of the maryrtd Lincoln. lis "4SuOlA anu
streu.JA are ID brave advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
FIGHTING REsUslED IN ARMENIA.

LONsTANTINOPLE, IuesdaY, OCT z, Is11
Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs that eight Russian bat
taons with cavalry and artillery attacked his rear
guard at Nechioran on Monday. The Russians, afte-
five hours fighting were repulsed with the loss Of
400 killed. Four battalions Of Russian infantry
and three regiments of cavalry. who at the same
time attempted to create diversion by attacking
the Turkish right. were also repulsed
The Sultan has conferred the title Of GhazI cOn-
queror) on Mukhtar Pasha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
LATEST SgIP NEB&


steamship Caucus Bearse Boston nfse and d
o MetrOuolI tan Steamship tompanv.
steamship Old Dominion, walker hrnmond city Point and
NO folk, VITA mdse and passenger to Oh Dominion steam
schr Alma A. Hoiton. smith. Grande DO sui 40 DAYS.
with hides etc u Oeirch- a 60. vessel O. j. Pacrson.
Crossed the Equator sept o. In lon. - 10.
steamship Hattera Maett NoroiS with mdse and pass
Old Dominion Steamship co.
steams In Guf srreau Tribon Charleston. With mdse.
and passengcrs clyde fsd strong northeast
winds and head Cape Henry AMI compelled Ia pgt
into Norfolk Tor doaL
IIazOurg for Bremen; sadt for Antwerp. q H. Do
"eOOeF' ior queens PgWnIttrtGv Ports
LONDON oct 2-saied. Annie Goudey Tor Mobile Timour
HGLiFay y = oct 2.-saiied steamship Hibernlan for
Liverpool ST. John. Y. +.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Oct ARRIVED steamships A. q. sinners.
Warren NeY-iorS erks Pcudleion, Cam1fidgepott m.
Whden, Rlgglus Baltimore DIX Manson, Dardnfr WI.
mngton Del. cleared steamships De nance. Gro ker FaI
River Anthracite, Grumley Sew fork Allentown, Il.
Boston, Nllitfn-IDfl ilfft oaleln iHlautu
Baltimore sailed, steamships Defiance Allentown Williams
BALTIMORE oct. ARRIVED steamships VIM. Lawrence.
HAYES. Boston. r. vs.. Bruno, Foster, NewNurk Henry L.
cav: Person Phil1dclJnii ArnitO lAustl IsmDc,
London Cleared. steamships l-pauh Cir-a LIVER
Phade phfa. bark INOr Syenen Queenstown;
iaarna Peitri Iia Clnaral rr,lse Mary LAYTON ORD
H RI l Londonderry 9l'l' 0AfA' rA''A' . -
Also arrived steamships VIM Kennedy. Foster. Provi.
dene Caspian lroeAs Liverpool bark Robert GODFREY lay
lOr Hamburg.
NKwORLEAss, Oct. 2.-Cearef. steamship Morgan CITY,
SeW.Y YORK. The n the Passes are STA down.
SAN FRASCIsCo, oct sailed, steamship t0lm,. Panana
SAVANNAH Oct 2-Arrlye, steamship laDdau, New-lork.
Cleared and sailed steamship Herman LIVINGSTON New-forE
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN -TEAM-HlP-
QUEENSTOWN oct 2.-The Cunart Line steamship Plrtna.
Capt. Mckay. sept p for Liverpool, ARA oil
hree AZ : O'Clock mis- morning
IyFRp6ol Oct THE Sational Line steamship spain.
Capt Grace from Negf0rk Tor Liverpool sept -, arrived
the Fastnct az . a. IN. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
The RUSSIANS DEFEATED IN ARMENIA.

The RUSSIANS DEFEATED IN ARMENIA.
THE INVADERS PREPARING TO ESCAaP PERMANENT
LY IN BULGARIA.
Mukhtar Pasha, the Ottoman commander in Ar
menia claims TO have repuised attacks on the Turk
ish rear-guard and centre. All Is quiet at Peyna.
The Russians have decided to construct huts for
10000 men in Bulgaria, and to construct ls6 miles
of railroad in that province. The threatened raid
into Roumania has begun, the Turks having crossed
from Silistria to kalarasch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
pcss1R1r RFPTBITCAN OPPOSITION.

Gsner1 n. Y B0yntolI LstT Q IHs t'ncinl4I Fizstte
There IA no longer any doubt that there Will
ne sfrnng Republican opposition 10 many OF the Pres
dents nominations Mr.. COnkng will lead H. But this
vuros 10 OppOse gives iite concern 10 the friends OF
lie President Their belief IS that the Democrats VIII
SCI that Good nominations are noe defeated THIS may
ro rlIe ~ what may % ca led Offices at rge such
ministers consul officers ana judges but IA tie
case OF Federal offices IN the states, al the modern ira
dions and customs he senate in REGARD 20 such
nsfon must be- swcut before the President can
succeed against the Republican natOr or Senators from
96e ie1iar stale interested For years IL has been
held sufficient for tie rejection OF any nomination to
ofce I'm state tie Senator on the SIDE OF te maj Only
g. mac od saw that personally Objectionable him.
The senate Las given this rule extreme ID expectations
WITH a twO-thirds Republican majority H. the senate,
se,1tcrz Eoss and Fowler. who bad lost all
fneir uarfv were yet supported against the President
End dstastcul 10 them were rejected on
tb,t ,.r,nni One Later, natOr BrOwnOY was allowed
TO defeat President Grant and compel HIM to nominate
the Senator'S sOnuaw, although the per'On nret named
as IN All respects ntled Tor the place ann the Illness
wa. moi denied This Is custom which rises above Jaw
en- dfes the Constitution Il the complications OF the
next session tramp.e II down, II WI De check or no
small Importance upon the cncrOacnmeAts o. the Senat re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
CHINA AND THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

HoNG KONG, Aug. 30.-ChIna Is making ex
tensve preparation for representation in the Paris Ex
position having been allotted 10000 odd square feet
the Champ de Mars, and a muca larger space on TIE
Trocadero Among the OF interest the Chinese
exhibition Will be pavillOus bazars, and cOtteges but
at Nngpo and transported in sections and IN addition
O the private exhibits the Government will send cass-
ned trade collection showing all that China can accOl-
pisn ia manufactures and products for export
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
rA1LrRE OF A REAL ESTATE DEALER.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. George Il. Clark, the
wen-Anown real estate man. has Med voluntary peti-
ou IN bankruptcy His preferred debts amount to 3D.
GOA. secured liabilities $3.50 600 with securities valued
M -1oo 600. unsecured debts, $4,000, with $1,000
due on discounted bills, and S33OOO on accommodation
uaper His Oh such Character that te Faiue
- not easily delerLlnADe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
PASSENGERS A8RIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-Ka steamship PoDmeraairrh r.
and family J. Henry Gossler. Juus Auer Win Ober
mayer, John W schmidt PM Barihoioma Cafharaa Bar
thOOma Alfred T. Bues A. schwzrz Professor Christina
PEERS David Kn0blauca aud family T. Lir aud
family, Ottihe end children. George T.. Kanhard
uelnr. Abenhelmer. Christian LOOs .ud family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
THE DEFENCE OF PLEvYA.

LONDON, Iucslay, Ult 2, IbII
A Sophia telegram to The Timos says that no news
has been received there from Pleyna. This proves
that the report of a Russo-Roumanian attack. sent
from Sophia on Sunday was uniounded.
CoSsrASTISoPLE. Tuesday, oct ?, 1877.
Osman Pasha has received the title of COnquerOr
from the Sultan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
SUDDEN IyDTFERENCCE. TO SUBSIDIES.

Orr Dreference is the Hon. :. j. Randall Of
Pcrusvlvauia Hc was Speaker OF the last house an
his course was such deserve the endorsement ~
reflection In the trying days OF the Electoral Oot
DISPLAYED frmDess, courage and patrlol IN "o-ty "
The chest praise. dc is true and treu Demo fl' al
has rendered services % the party when shOud Hot
escole recognition. We do not care what may Dc MS
views with regard to Government AID OF WO Is o. in
These things have nothing 10 do with ms ttnnas luf
the Speakers Chair anc should not be allowed 10 ehi.
OF every : ,..Llru Cong -ts-u.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

- THAR seats can do so at any time before the 2V'n
after which date the seats will he disposed OF 70 ne"
,,hscr,bers There will be- heretofore six conoel,'
and ak public rehearsas and the price OF season na
:, ncudiur reserved seat is So for the concerts 'AN
"a Cor the rehearsals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

The MARCH or SCIENCE. "a Fact "A rem
tnescence OF the 18th ultimO-Frst passenger hear
iLere u u be eclipse 10 night and should very much
k 10 see n-SecOnd passenger: beg your pardon you
can't II al all erc-acc0rdlng TO the papers il Is Vs
lie at GruenNic but IL does not anywhere else aud
10 are some distance lr0m there Judy