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IJIIII.

CAMPBELL At Alexandra BAY y y ou Thursday
Aux 6. Thomas Cooper son OF Allan Campbell, aged ~
r. auyc. and friend, Of the family are rogue. tcd TO
RruatwHl on Monday morning next ~ ~ O'Clock
NNEIL On SATURDAY. Aus. X. Mis- Mary Innucll.
believe w.ie % Thomas Council mt daughter al tntha-
nm" Fox. 90 tile pansh OF Killcc knss county. Ireland.
laie rr-d'ncr, 4b2 west Nh 4
DENIM suddenly. ON Aug II, Can't Frederick De-
tate. al friends are respectfully invited to attend
gone T. jersey City to day SUNDAY % O'Clock ".
DouNAN On saturday. Aus L. Edward D0onan, IA
tle 2itl yesf Oi his
Funeral nom his late residence. p72 9Th av., this
dAN t~uIdssl. At / O'Clock
f,SiiAN -Oi FRIDAY evening Aus II % paral, is,
ErltCtH ! o-i ~
friend. Of uc 1niiy arc invited 10 attend
tn iNt SOD al ihe c-dcc Other sister Marin l. Buste.
2 last iai on Monday nornin Aus 20 ct 10 oeo q.
Her f~ 4ns VIZ be taken % Tar AtlWu nr t,rn' M.
LLkn I'm frdaI. Aus ~. ~, 'ltif BAluuu LEROY.
imam -3 ~ Louis ani Nuie 4 Leroy, ascl months
ant ~ DAYS
a., ic-l Ieucc Wi ms parents 20 hii t.
NitkS ON Friday Aus H. George A Myers, IN tho
$500 81 ui N-
Rc .au,e, and Intend. also mcnhc., Of Atlantic Lodge.
~ 10 - % T. al' to-prctuii, lnNt, tult'und iie
Alir.hHfsN 'n sniih' aug -, AZ hNl past . "cisk
iIkl.- fr'N. Au. II friiNt u. ...a1. daughter
o. !s... l. inl Rel ccH y liAe, 'sri months and
b.. t,c. fuI nI,li4 NJ the imi., ff. .r.ctully IN.
v'i 8, attend yer funeral ih,s daY 'snadti at2 4 VI.
iIuH tAe o. ,I"u.c u 'lairl,. 80 llll Il, South
rnoN,oN on ssmnirv Au' Is, kat b. daughter
uf l.fv| fft ni.l iuulr Thomson. .-.l f .,.ti.
oa Nai,y A.. ~ i' y" Ire " Ep is"'raI
e. lt y fsNllr lIDunir ti'N.. :. 7
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s. Fcarors. johnson Portland.
s. Nrmhlcdpn " ttsuii LCati July 7 nud Palermo 18th.
$ Federico Abcrastur, CAfdcHas
IS western Texas uIeWi Che st"r. "a
s. gen Barnes Chtescman. savannah
So bermuda. AngruVc 81 johns, Nf
s. u ohmond Kelly. IrWts
ssWeser. barn Bremen Aug and southampton 7th.
Schr Annie clover, BOuLrr. Gcnr.Ctuwn, : q.
Schr lit \ JAYNE. MIL. Arroyo
Al.u l-u usual rlNNI am con .iMIsc vN.l--. Z.
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Euslntss NotItss.

Mrs. Jipisins resented ny from NJ Quod that
her BABY was not the most bcarrf cherul ever born ~
REFUSING To allow her goat to plHl WITH lis alt All tus
came difference Of opinion Thcro IAN be no III
ference of opinion at the Mi-t Carpet Emporium Is the
place ~ buy carpets very cheap.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


s''h IN mo ~ III TO be represented in art has
been surpassed 10y the tacit claim of the ideal
lists. that what is fit to be- represented is not fit TO
be criticised.
Everybody remembers tho bold assertion
made 10y tho representation Of Formosa" in
London and urged by its defenders. that harlots
exist. therefore they may be,'rrcsentcd on the
stage; and everybody ought 10 recall the effect
ual answer that society made to that Plea The
existence of the harot. said society. does not
involve her discussion by young women, and
her representation on the stage does.
50 much for Realism. The other Of theae
claims may be understood when say that there
was produced at the Union Square Theatre on
Thursday night thrco-act comedy t-o callcd).
the representation Of which no reputable jour-
nal dare describe accurately. The attempt to
put its emotions. its desires. its actions or its
language into intollgible newspaper record
would be regarded by the public as a piece Of
offensive writing.
How comes 1t TINT the thing which tho public
can regard with enjoyment cannot be thought
OF without nuusca2 Is 1t because men every
where have ngrecd not to employ their intolli-
gcnce upon those matters for the accomplish
mcnt or pursuit Of which the animal functions
are suillrirnt2
Pink Dominos" has not been accurately or
adequately described in print and those Of our
nlulf IthUtl- WHO WISH "a faithful recount of the
performance must we fear. appcnl to- their voun.,
lady friends VINO were present. and who eyinced
their pleasure. II not their APPRECIATION. nj the
exhibition. II the young ladies find themselves
somewhat embarrassed in trying To explain
what deli GIFTED them: IT, a. suspect. they will
find it impossible to reflect in modest words
what their minds have accepted through the
eyes and ears. then can symputhi2e with them,
Tor am myself in IA similar condition Of help
l'ssuess. though the cause is somewhat diner.
cnt.
1t is n" my dcccncy. rigid as the sense Is. that
prevents me- from revclling tn a description of
the play. II is the dr"cn'y of the community
into which THE SuN shines.
have suspicion that the theatre knows
this and lords IT over me with it, special privi-
lcge to present what cannot talk about. 1t is
as If the play house said. in it, CHEEKY way;
Ha. hal my boy. we've got you this time.
There is discreet degree between the picture
OF RIGHTEOUSNESS and the exposition Of 1t, and
you dare not take that step. W. do not now
shat the social vices of the stage hut We draw
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xuu,m v,kepcnce Fleming. Young LIE
from BnNtcr street Z" the lie" S'"e OF
,,,,o', Hiii Uonrd The on h"we", 1he-
.,,. III. only " aut - Fair Of Irou.crs'

,von.n.. H. WIS leaning against ON" oi l"hy
Pastors hill boards. " tn "a figure i've years Ola
suda f,ec ~ q cont marian.
"Hnl.o. hunl why don't you 20 home TO your
~ ami mag
'Cau-e haiut got no ma. and my pa'- been
ona bust This t'rac vars. say miS"r' WI"
youri,. ne that tuu ~
lam iond of children. and there WAS some
uir, i'm tll.. fuc. nud eye of this young ras.hl
.,t1lf.,..f eleven ON saturday night. that
warmed NY iunrrmu-t cookie and made me
u,nA ui other faces Ear away.
"Comealuur w..h mr. lly SON"
~ yNu dDnt'
"D0nt vNutH
"Oh.1 know you. You wonta to got mo In
harroom and -ny. Sonny dame. and here's ten
ent-.' laut DO such snoo2'r.'
but don't want 90 do auy such thing. Come
along with me-
IT, took me IN from head to foot and came
along.
When We reached the Sinclair House he stop
noltoramum. nj. chcwcd the end OF my cigar
butt. and th,n. as though settling Il mental
nrollem. Y.kol the ash oN. rut the little end
In mis-. To- ...f AMI followed me without word
The benevolent oli gentleman who prcsidos
,vor the fortunes of the Sin lair House bcamoi
uuso oyer his d,uhl '-hirr lied 81 'ficl =, and
was 80 r-t rather d. posed TO turn the little lei
Tai IT, didn't.
on u. contrary he showed us-an unusual
h4wy..1 49,, vP'ntt,tbo upnor room. lust ms the
aro-t - dit ln Juica. and asked thu youth
WIFI va ,nrii II. ni.t,r?'
-. u"rnest What do you take me for p
"Waf' -,,- BE-. I'll like pork and beans
"Wut'i. sad man about my size. bring
a MIS- ,,,., plaia 81 61ilcd c"rn' sttnwri
onat'.-. ahl two cups oi the strongest coffee
s"1 ", r made
Ii, vent
INV. lub. what's your namc"
"w.l JAM M4ecreaee fleming; was horn
, " inl r','i,.r ai1 ,hreo vars aro. She
=, s,i ,5 iar '' mother IN the world you can bet
Tire yoar. ngo hut you coqlipthave boon
,nry ai'n, h.r ''''''e "'
Don't Won make no mistake ahou, mo. I'm
yn y.ntS ,'i i a." ''' ., ,',r m H "''"
rhn a, ,ti,,r t..r,,I AMI l'i III 'i.,ila Whom
H. clOth was rut on y'uLs + ming eyed I
soaniv WLrn fln..,-t. H. and t|.,' rUtl.rv the
dishes IN thesla--warc followed h" dr-w him-
mli me hlms,.i ant !nos'dw nae Nciy much
In came ihc rort and beans. In came the
nsak and the 81 .rimm.ne-. 1, n,,, - ,,''''
ercsted in a lnn-r hill h.f,r Nv. n,y-,f Int
v 81 Sfn'lf ,yes ~ Mt INK ri ,,i NJ
He fairly cllr.,i
Tbnn h., vant T., work
iiri"i Ia I,ump hinnIno use
H., had no ,'yrs no ears mo- mouth for any.
hing I'M simmer:
AMI hrfori h. nnnl SIGH he cleared tho tnlfa
o. e,Gry rie,ssI t .ninS except Ole cup oi eoi'e'
WIN H.. m, isf.lHar1 lv ,l,, 7 ,,aor "a.
nny lie Iinn..r 0r l.,rsd I'm. some ti,,'i, t,,l
an, ma n ,,,,.... - ~. i.i ,i
#; nr NOR, ,isn fnir ',f,' o. lin, Ii v,,,s -
sninS AZ, Tin s,.X wax h.,,iitl IN H.. ~
don
said Now William Won fool fuiior on1
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NORTHUMBERLAND on ThDfsily Aug 10. At STA
i'ton : | nj the I,siicncc % the bride hN the Rev.
Father Lewis Mr. William Meitens to Mrs. Augusta
Misaui.
wnEELER-SMiylI- ON Tiur,iaN Aug 10, at Grace
church. flunHeld 81 by thu KUy " Rudman. Wn.
4 Wheeler a. OF New York, 10 Fannie smith. VI
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MINNIE INTELLIGENCE.

slSi.rrut tLNANAC-r.us pAr
Sun rises. 1ils.u sets. ~ Moon -et. IL IL
HiGu wA1tn-Tufs DAY
Sandy Hook. o. Gov Island - Hell Gate. u
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GAFF FLRiSCIlNANN 4 60
COMPRESSED YEAST
The genuine article bears trtir mark and sigma
ture ~ which W. invite special attention.
Hoiman's Pad IL no experiment. and tho
price within The reach OF all Depot Is Made u
Lane.
The Best Remedy for Children while TcctA.
Mrs WINSl.DM'
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Tnaundrlcd shirts II WhmsIts muslin, linen
b. t'tI - t'ftr- .lnfs ltdurad lI'rs
Jtn,ipn, ~ and It. also ~ fui ~ cor Goth sL-As
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19

Zealously set absit curing that cough. Us
WlsIal Balsan VI Md lherTy I'D.
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Tho Breath 1. Rendered oaeu.,y.

BY soWncss OF the stomach. Milk OF Mag
ncsls obWAics both cause and cncct-Afr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
DIET or ~ UFr0WY CHURCH

The Church Of Our Saviour (UuiversalIsN, in
West Firy-reyentl ST.. has debt Of $4,000, and
rumor as been m circulation that unlcs $50 900 should
De Taid during the present month the church would be
sold by auction The pastor the Rev James 81 Pullman
said last evening hat o. tre debt " $4,000 $4,000
W.s 90 mortgage on the church. and the rtHaid der was
JOB bonds held by various persons Iha IuH1r ABOUT ne
Threatened sale OF the church was incorrect. II
was % redeem the bonds 20 order TO tighten tir burden
of interest upon tie debt that the church desired 10
raise 100000 Tic church. l-tcad Of beng cmAaIs-cd
was ia 2 very Gouisag condition. Since Two Cks ago
the members raised Loo; the Bic cser Nrtl LuNrr-
sdllst Church had raised for tlrin by col erca $500,
ana Yesterday he Rev Mr SWcc SER jos pastor pledged
au additional 5000 Tho ty. Di. Chaplin Curch yes
terGay raised $500. making total of $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

HFESSESS. TIFFANY 81 CO.,
have made
extensive preparations for The
FSOEESbANS.
Their stack CG Diamonds,
Watches, ,BeNe5Fy, SiiYeFwarc,
ESvomXes. Pottery, Stationery
amd Fancy Articles is siie largest
and snOst varied jla G3l5s country,
and includes novelties ETOna
abroad and chOicc goods o. iIlcaP
oVa3s manufacture, EOt 90 be
found elsewhere.
Fhcy have ialesy published q
little pamphlet containing 3
condemned account Of each de-
gaEtIeas, and sists OF articles
appropriate g0T presents, " Ilich
5ney VIII send 10 azGy address On
request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
THE cH1Hrsr QUESTION on THE PACIFIC

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.--The Chinese six
comp mics have addressed communication 20 socreta-
nv Evarts iu reply 90 Senator 5ar~euts recent letter
They csuatteuton o. the fact tha., since tho adoption
Of the treaty te United States have received on China
nearly $4,000 indemnity for cutrascs or american
citizens aud properly ID Ciua; th't, ior years the
Chinese have been robbed and murdered IN California,
aud not IN one c.se iu fifty have tLe Trrpo traitors
been brought to justice; t.at tAc punishment
Of the Chico IuurC,rers IS attributable o. The
influence and money Of the good citizens
OF san Francisco, the result beng aa exception
o. the rule Trey recall TIE recent dutCAuesr rad ia
Placer County ana tn, July riots in ti- city 20 d-proye
Mr. SaIgents aeilcnt tat county officials aayc leLt
punish ou nd s-aiu-t thC Chinese dUd have SITE
eoedcd. TACy Gdat thot lie court, arc Loucs.. bu; gay
the Officers surrounding tie judiciary are pledged 90
pers-cue them before ttcY get Office Ih.Y stale
that III tWenl,-hy Years nuu.I ion has not exceed
emigration by 1000 annually, ali iciterie their sire,
cALIr- ing 10 senator Morton lat tac immigration of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
THE FISHERY AWARD.

HALIFAX, n. S., Dec. 2.-Lieutenant-Gov-
enor Archibald at the dinner OF the North British 60
cety last night responding 20 toast spoke at length
sion lie SAID: "Our treaty lasts but twelve years
from 1871 and statesmen who take part IN f01n-
ing the new one Will have 10 tho blue-book
of the present commission the elements for the lorna
ton ~ sound judgment which were before inaccessible
He looked upon the investigation made o. Of ndnlte
value apart from it, pecuniary features, n
70 establishes, unimpcac.ahe testimony, the
great value OF the pat-lmOny which belongs 10 as
by me law Of nations As 90 tlcaward ITSELF 10 II valid
as il signed by al three commissioners That 10 would be
paid a. once. and h0nOrgniy, he had not shadow OF
a doubt To suppose Otherwise would be 20 cast upon
the United States ~ mpuatOn which 10 person present
had a night TO make"
fFfr other E9rfign Nei-s sec Grsf rrcr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fiji Arerue Hotel-Senator James G. Blaine, OF
Maine General Winfield s. Hancock U :. A.; captain WI
ham H. Thompson Of the steamship Britannc and Wilnam
a. Chandler ~ New Hampshire EUsTfu housf slop
Garrett OF Texas and f. Adams OF the British Le
cation at Washington VfRGeor Ho'st-A 10 IT hep
President and NJ. Hughitt General Manager OF the cts9
ans Northwestern Railway and General John B FIist OF
Cafornia - Btskn0hda Fosl-PrOfessor o. C. Marsh, OF
Yale College,. YORK Holiday Inspector A. IL On
man { " and George RignOd... Gtsfp h'pss-Ideu
Colonel bernard OF canada Holman ,y
Dander Henry l. Johnson U. C. 6itytsrdI fCv
yodn MCCULLOUGH -. Union Square Hotet-Stnart hoD-on
- Hstropotan Colonel Nven OF the bttsh
NLbfm1rL Hotel-Insurance Superintendent John r y W
~ IISsnv 49, BysyosTt Boa4s-Tbe Rev. W. T. Eusus, OF
Springfield Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
A DUEL BETWEEN TWO DEPUTIES.

PARIS, Dec T. lSll
NJ Laisant and De La Rochctte, members OF
the Chamber OF Deputies, fought duel to-day The az
fair grew Of the publication by VI. De La Rochete OF
disparagiug letter in the CiUers. NJ. De La Rochelle
was wounded in the thigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
THE ADVANCE TO SOPHIA CHECKED.


Several special kilograms confirm the reports that
the Russians on the 2Sth and 29tl ults. attempted
to push on from Etropol and seize the southern
junction Of the roads from Orchanie and Etropol,
but were repulsed with heavy loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
an TELEGRArn COEsOIInArIoN.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. Dec. 2.-Yesterday Mr..
Brew stcr submitted hs argument against the application
10 the Attorney General that writ OF quo warrautO
should be issued against TIE weston Union telegraph
Company for alleged violation OF The constitution of
this state. by acquiring controlling interest ia the
Atlantic and PacIbc IeloRrAIh CumnILy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.
IoNDoN Monday Dec. 2,

LONDON MONDAY, Dee' D. 100
The TsmeS's Paris dispatch says: 1.-The Mar
qus dc Bannevile Minister OF Foreign Affairs has con
fdentiay notified to the Vatican that his conduct VIII
be Guided by the strctet good viii to tho Holy Sec but
he will not tolerate any direct interference IN the inter-
nal affairs OF France"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
FRENCH SENATORS ELECTED.

LONDON,
General Armandeau Conservative ana NJ
Mascot Republican, have been elected Senators for the
Departments OF yenne ana the Pyrenees- 0rentaes re-
spectivey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

Bilious affections, liver complaints cOstivo
are speedily removed ly Dr. JA4NEss iStIIyE PILL
Ihcy - % be- found mild aLt certain their action, and ma
BIZ taken az any time without risk from exposure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
AN OCEAN STEAMER DISABLED.

LONDON, honhay, Dec. D. Ic'''
The. steamer John Dixon, running between
Liverpool and Norfolk va has returned 10 the former
port disabled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

Six noted burglars have been detected, ar
res,eG ami sgut up within months trough tc o
the' Central once system OF HOLINESS BrRGaAa ALA2N
TELEGRAPH CoNPANI, main Office jIs broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

From what ! have seen. ] am thoroughly
cor WINGED OF The virtue of II PAD
CHARLES II. TAYLOR, E0ItCr B0stOn Globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

DkiGHTS DIABETES. DRjPSY, PARALY-
- gravel. and
luovl-dCe beyond the reach OF medic, Oh rroIc, Dr.
eath Tried the natural mineral spring waters Due Dis pfaC ice
ed hopeless, they cancel hy catar, bronchitis.
~ Ic Kidneys biauitF prog
tate gland skiu asa blood, nervous and organic de
atirIt when
s4ry, !" connection with Aaahc Per barrel 20 ga
Ion. TREATISE GRATIS. Offices 900 Broadway " y.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
- Of tic organs q GeneretQn &C. speedily radically
are usually sufficient Pce 81 per box six boxes %
send for circular Prepared BY WINCHESTER Co,
Chemists. 50 John 81, now lorF
V'HE MANHATTAN EYE AND EAR HOS
1 pITAI- 30. 233 Fast TlWtyio1rtl -t embracing
Iartmtut Diseases % c Throat and The Diseases
81 the Nervous system, hos ben n active operation since
1859
I'm his period o; eigh years 20 795 patients have been
treated sId 1872 important Ope .dil0na formed.
ending octGe j.. 1874. t.T3j patients
received The benefits 81 DE hospital and 5l5 operations
have been done. including II cataract eXiIaCtiGus.
Ta plan the Institution b. such combat psupcrisIn
while Intending aid 30 a.. deserving sunrlcfs
Outdoor patients purchase thCT 0lucs and ID
patients pay amount q toarlmouey according
their means.
Tie object Of this communication IS - call The attention
OF Inc benevolent nci that The hospital urgent
need Oi funds meet the outstanding Obligations Of the past
Tie sum o. - OOc is needed for this purpose en-.
able the hO % ~ euer upon the new year without res1c
ions upon It's operations
DAVID 3 FGLEsTON, President.
Ma. East Thirty NTH n.
CORNELIUS II. AGNEW. Secretary
No. 10 East Ihirty-Dntl-st.
CuARl-Ls LANIEl- IIeasurar
no. "a Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

Cornice Poles (Eastla,e styic in brass,
ukle walnut ana OAK. variety ~ ets n unique
designs. special attention 90 ODD sizes and styles. Mnuac
tured by W. H. & J. MEAsEh1Au, 3zi ElOadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

lO4 Broadway, near Wall-st, 400 Broad
Eat Cauas' 2O3 Broadway, 20tn-.t n full
t0E-st.. near Gold 81,
ISAAC SHITTs Umbrella stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Buy your Hats from BURKE, 211 Broadway
style and tezf nre Unsurpassed. Fno si.k Hat s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
BY TELEGRAPH TO TH8 TRIBUNB. |

ROME, Monday, Dec. 3,s1S17
The Pope's condition is very alarming. 1t is eyi-
dent that he cannot endure much longer and he is
nj ing ran1dlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE POPE IN A DANGEROUS CONDITION.

The Paris correspondent Of The Times says the lat
est advices to the PopGs condition. state that his
legs are altogether numbed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
OUR BABY SHOW.

ALL THE DOLLS IN CREATION EVERY POSSIBLE
STYLE AT EVERY POSSIBLE PRICE DRESSED AND
UNDREss ED, YOUNG AND OLD. MALE AND FE'
MALI, BLACK AID WHITE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
Fine FANCY NOVELTIES.


MUSICAL-BOXES,
FANCY POCKET-BOOKS, &C.
ALL OUR OWN IMPOR1ATION.
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE I'M
MFNsE LOT OF ODD PIECES OF FINEST HOLIDAY
GOODS THAT WE ARE NOW OFFERING AT AN
ENORMOUS REDUCTION, TO SELL THEN OFF THE
SAME BEING SAMPLES SENT TO US BY EUROPEAN
MANUFACTURERS.
ALSO, AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF ODD TOYS
ALSO SENT TO Us As SAMPLES, REDUCED TO LESS
THAN COST OF EXPLORATIONS
THESE ARE REALLY WORTH THE ATTENTION OF
PARTIES N SEARCH or FINE Toys. AND MANY OF
THE ARTICLES HAVE NEVER BEEN SEEN II THIS
COUNTRY.
Music BY our Grand 0rcheStriOn.
COME AND BRING THE LITTLE ONES.
E. &, E-lRBGBBEH S s.
Noq. 2s7, esq, @0I, 203 and 800
Eighth-aV6nue,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 25TH-STREETs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15

The Tammany members of the Board OF
Aldermen object to the Omnibus bill as
partisan" measure, and in support OF the
charge the President of the Board shows
that, should the bill become law, sixteen
democratic and two republican heads OF de-
partments will be 'legislated OUT by the
adjustment OF their offices. New York is a
democratic city, and the democrats have
control of all the departments hence IT We
are ever 10 get rid of unnecessary offices,
which add to the expense and impair the
efficiency of the city government, We must
turn out the democrats who fill them.
There are at present only seven republicans
among sixty-three heads of departments and
bureaus in the city; yet the Aldermen who
object to partisanship in the city govern
ment have just refused to confirm demo-
cratic Mayors nominees for Police Commits
sioner and Commissioner of Parks on the
sole ground that they were not Tammany
democrats. Governor Robinson can scarcely
afford to make himself SO subservient to the
interests Of Tammany Hall as to withhold
his signature from the Omnibus bill on any
nuCi PACuo 10 tAoSO uAb0Se W WIZ A"AAAAny
Aldermen.
We do not see how the Governor can OBJ
ject to the bill MS being an interference OF
the State Legislature with the local affairs
of our city, which is opposed to the prin-
ciple Of self-govcrnment, for the reason
that the present charter is such an inter
ference; and If the Omnibus bill improves
some of the provisions OF the charter 1t
must meet not only with the Executive but
with general approval. The truth is that
Tammany Hall politics and tactics have not
been acceptable to the democracy of the
State 70 dispense with unnecessary offices,
to reduce the number of departments and
bureaus where the duties can be combined
under one responsible head, accountable to
the Mayor, who in his turn is directly re-
sponsible to the people in short, to reduce
the expenditures and increase the efficiency
of the government are the avowed objects
of the democratic party, to which Governor
Robinson belongs If the Omnibus bill ac-
complishes these results he will sign it. II
it does not he should at once point out in
what direction it fails and return it to the
Legislature while there is yet time to Sc
cure the substantial advantages it ombodies.