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rnr rosa I>hiND KiihRolD
III the Hands Of ~ Receiver The Judgment
that dame. II. Wright Holds.

Justice Gilbert appointed, yesterday,
Thomas r. Sharp rccclver of the Long Island
lWiiroad Company. on the petition OF James
Hood Wright the owner OF judgment OF
f)0l3.3J against the comuany ami tnc order
wis fled in the Kings counts 'l.rks office in
irookyn. The judgment was first obtained on
q T. p. 1874. In the Supreme Court. in a civil
suit Instituted Toy James Mubry AMI Samuel r.
smith. Tine Judgment WAS obtained for
f3plul.lS On appni was tnkrn tn ih' General
I'rn, whlfn, on JulYG. 1870. r'du ti the nldy-
lrmrd the ludsm'nt Mrssrs Nuury and
SWih, in Julv, 1877, us-iLn "a tur Judgment 90
ilul l.ltNt 'n~tHin Tor tln cons Iteration at
sG1dlu.77. and ono 4. ~. 1877 iaul L.rulrn-
~ 'nu h~risn'd IN" IudEmn utr' Jam . .Nrgbt
inr a r"nHid Grafton Ol SuO.h2l. 0h. lhnirni iird
lnlsmrnl heinS ln lui lorH', tue pHntn pc
ttuus Tor inrs "a siriun OF all tnr Property
ol the company, and Tor a receiver Ju-tIrr
Oulnrrt, IN appointing Nj. Shnrp. orIcr.l MIN
tu Ne a bond Oi sIuu,unO. The bond WAS nlrd
" Yesterday. with ". Is. D."smore ana joan hOey
its Eurtt.th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
REDUCE THE fRNY.
A Resolution 20 he Presented In the House OF
Representatives on Monday.

WAsHINaToN. Oct. % rhc first gun
against the army will be freddy Mr. Townshcnd
OF Illinois. who will introduce the following
preamble and resolution on Monday ii he gets
the opportunity:
nf,,p. The muin,cnnnrc a large standing arm, j.
incun.i-tut with the shirt ui the Constitution the
United States or the gcniu. of free people; and
U,i' In hr iudsmc NJ oi tins House thc cs'nt con
d.uon Of the financial Affairs of the go, crnncni nands
the Mt oi strict cconomy, Oh, .ciorc i' II
Rnf,t. Tint the Committee On Military m iirs Bee III
rcctd H. soon utter The appointment o the samc may
b. pri, eahlc 90 report bii providing fur the rrdnc
ton the regular army below the present force
may be- consistent with the peace and welfare o the
country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Every man who has not yet registered
should perform that duty to-day. the last day Of
registration for the November election. The
sixty thousand voters of the city whose rights
OF suffrage are imperilled by the olignrchic
scheme Of dlsfranchiscmcn should. above
AL other men. feel anxious To nave
their names on the register. so that
they may vote at the appointed time.
On" Of the Speakers at the anti-univ"rsal sui
iragc meeting 81 Last Monday who certainly was
not entitled to SANDER the people among whom
H. has como to live had the distin 'tion ui ap-
plying foul. infamous. and n'lrnn cpithcts, ON
public platform. TO these American ciii-
Hons. but we do not presume that this
viii lend them to vote for their own
political degradai. IN. On THIS occasion they
mus; BIZ More than ordinarily car'iu to r"sis-
t'r their names and before cus,ng their ballots
in favor of any candidate for the Assembly or
the mate, they must obtain positive assurance
that III ii candidate is not an open or disguised
sustaincr OF tho scheme OF dislranchiscmcnt,
hut Is n stern. uuyicldin., and unpurchasable
uuholdcr Of tho great American principle OF
universal suffrage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Never since tho great four-milc race at
N"w Orleans. twenty iour years ago. when the
horscmen of kentucky. Mississippi. Loul-ian
and Alabama picked out their faVorito horse for
the contest. has IN r. been 80 great an interest
felt ia n race meeting in this country as there
was in the Baltimore races that ended ycstcr-
day. These races were a great disappointment
10 the large delegation which had gone To- Bal
timorc from the Southwest to see Ten Brock
beat the Eastern horses IN the two-and a half
mile brush on Wednesday and the four-mile
heat race OF yesterday. Many. like DArLLIE
pEYToN. had got seen an Old fashioned contest
for more than twenty years. and they came
feeling sangune that Kentucky was nvincible
on the turf. Great was their sorrow. therefore.
on Wednesday. when MIR. HARrrRs Ten Brock
Of Kentucky WIS easily beaten 10y Mr. LoRrL-
LARD's Parole Of New York in the two and-a-
hali-milo race. in l0's seconds lower time than
the record. And yesterday. in the four-mile
race the best time made by Ten Brock WIS
more than twenty seconds slower than that
made hy Lexington in the great State race near
ly a quart Of a century ago. III, true he won
the race. bu' Tom Ochiltrrc and Parole were out
Of the contest and tho great interest had fallen
to zero There il nothing SO uncertain NJ horse
racing and Kentucky may have better luck next
time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Mr. WILLIAM F. MoI.LER, who has been
rrnominatrd for Assrmblyman in the Second
District Of Ncstchestrr county. made good
record in the last Legislature. and should l.,
returned 10y II largely increased majority. A. "a
memhcr OF the Apportonm"nt Committee he
did all he could To- secure justice 10 this end Of
the state. and un the Railroad Committee hc
was the firm friend and aivo at Of rapid tran
lit. H. SPOKE All voted against tn dis'rHu-
chising constitutional amendment. and wns
above the suspicion Of any affinity with the
lobby
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

II Is painful to read the frequent charges
OF unyeraoty whir his CONTEMPORARIES OF the
Cincinnati press bring against Deacon RICHARD
SgITH. Everybody outsidrof Cincinnati knows
exactly how matters stand with that truly good
man. Everybody in Cincinnati ought to know.
Not long ago the G,Lcilr publ shed an article
claiming circulation of 10000 "" hast ned
TO give additional puhlicityto the fact. regard
ing it as cucour,p,ing proof ~ tn" widespread
inter 81 ict IN the H., cont nualiy 90 ne ON
between true goodness and its onN ,ronmculs of
utter dcurtvity. We have since req iyod cir
GUAR from the Cincinnati 1,n.rs a paprr pub
lisuol by Ar 'hb shop SANDS. denoun linz 0s n
lie the Cincinnati GdsFtr's claim to ljgOlO
sutrcrihrrs. " II the standing on the Gd<rUe
for lyins,' r"e Ar'hb. Shop SANDS, were az
we'll known abroad rs II ~ Ht home. W. should
let the shrcwd hut unmitiaAtod fuls hood pHss
unnotired." Archh shop SANps tirn pro .,"ds
to Show by nsur,s ttat the cir ulat,ou of IN.
Gd'oie cannot be lj9 0Ol, and 70 charge Deacon
lGcuAHp SMITH wrth hlgrlntly l,tlsa state.
monts, deceptive purposes" and no re4ard
for truth or tar dcalln.;." Oh course We cannot
lulGe of tho merits Of tho Gd4ettrs claim. hut
to imputc Deceptive purposes ~ Deacon RICH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

According 10 Mcs-rs. JOSEPH SMITH and
WILLIAM G. MILLER trustees II the Union
Dino Savings Bank, the origin Of the institu-
tons troubles was loan OF sl20,OU0 on seven
teen buildings at Lexington a,cnu" and Forty
seventh sireet-prop'rty that the bank was
nnally compelled TO cover in to itself II was
the trustees say. an investment that might have
been desirable but for the Unforeseen general
depreciation in real estate that followed on the
heels Of the negotiation Of IL" loan. In defence
Of the expenditure Of SGOO,uOO, in round num-
her- upon the banks palace and grounds the
trustees say that the investment yields ten per
cent. interest annually. These trustees enjoy
the ndyantns" OF their own showing IN another
column OF Tue SuN. The hanks depusituls.
meanwhile. await the r. port Of Examiner BEST
and he says that the publ shah have il MS soon
as his appraisers finish their work probably
carly next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

BY way Of making a show Of doing some
thing the Spanish commanders in Cuba have
seized all the -combatants they could lay
hands on. carried them 10 the nearest city in
triumph. AMI reported them as surrendered
rebels. This policy has borne its natural fruits
In several of the ovcrcrowdcd interior cities the
misery il so great that the Spanish General in
Chicf has bern forced To- appeal 10 the chari-
table public Of Havana for help.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

are cN crituo Htn- ~Iil untb st0,,t t.,, ,t.
You want divorce. Hui ia..i .. ing ~
give iou o.c ',tot cost ISL ha. n ...n i,.
hsnd wrote g. hi. vac t,.''.t ID r. i.n..l.
Our Boy" has l'on plty"d .oui,uu.
ou,lS Ton ir',, w,e' ',hr~ ~ ,nc lnrrta .,u.,iUc
Theatre ani ",tt owl r.-r"i .tl.-. ,il tl,
The SEA serpent is Oh the Mam, coa.,
aud a. sey,n'y It's. go i"i.. wri. anpad Co., 81 sta,.
nnl two nurr hat -oiso il. v''rvi,i O.a no,-
The Burgoync monument 10 hr r,nct"d
IN sitit'e'a county, i. -l,'ri is pare anl rI ,,,
Hr' saw ihat rtopl' viii ny ".u,' ioos o' ,' ii,w
did the church happen t. snkf"
-jpto 1873 thc only English act l.,.
nnn' at which h"rc upon lar iunaD' 800. owe Of
i7ii, which authorized twsIu... Ua.. ,...i t,ur
AMI have ln,m -'cuic, iOca'i to, nih chun..
The new edition of De Quincy ;, put.
hsacd b> Mcs-f. iiots hi. 'o,inot ubn.hof. rhos,
SAID the optnn eater Once. ~i..n sr.t,td ,i". tucm
mu.t surely ne 100" ,crJ ."IH. tntt c d.,i',
4 Chinese company cent Chin I Chong
to san fran,i~oa- au ssrn' .ei cune h.n rau.' b,
had been in America Iona enough toicarn h, 1us,l,,
way. o TIE country ~. De-. proved Ia, ku.vn,is,ot
tid uitect by ahconiini vita s'p of tie ,.n,crn.
mon,,
he aggregate lnsscs by fire in ia,
rniird state, and canada durius Ihc moutl d. Am'rs
a"ounct .'2''s''. vhrl' Is ,,-.i'',.. ibauiu
tie sahc po,oi in I~''' fhc total osso- So ..,t,n,
com. nni,s ,oot up ci.2,e..sp
Mr. Joaquin Miller says tic H}p Ptpi
o hi- Dauc." i.a irnr Iic,u.co him,'i sou ins lr
when, asa ho, hc had run ~ from hui, .,Hu ate.
,.,a,ns from tic Indians. lived among til, ,nH... a,
ulc people oi tn play h" 'ioclttc. nre real
\ Missouri girl put bottle by the side
NJ her bed. utter drinking the ae,r out o' 1t si v'ott
sret In the night -ic wa. awakened D. burgiaf
que ~, a,n"e ic nozzle ol the bo.il. at ia shou
d. f. you dont 500 OFT IN shoot ,cu" H. $685. out
Man2 mis- Tr0messi SpOsi hit gun
tirough ms edition, IN Italian -. Translation. It hu.
led ""iuon, IN FIRM Do. Il III u rman II IN trsnsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Il quarrel over THOR County judge. Two Dem
ooratie candidates have been pul in nominnii IA.
As the ca-' now stands. 10th are sure 10 he
beaten 10y the Republican candidate. Ordinarily
the county gives ahou, 700 Democratic majority.
and IL will doubtless do 50 this fall IN tho State
ticket W. understand that ono Of the Demo-
cratic nominees for Judge is willing 10 with
draw from the contest II his rival WILL and thus
make room COR anew man. W. have been ask ID
To- tender our advice on this subject. We have
nothing to say about except that. II the D mo-
Gratis Of H. 'k.and are disposed TO split their
party IA two and allow Republican Judge To
walk through the breach 10 the bench. they have
perfect right TO do SO Allthe interest that the
great majority Of the people OF Rockland have
in the matter is to get good County Judge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

DIR. POLAR HAYES ia candidate for rejlcc-
ton in the Seventh Assembly j strict. la the
last Legislature hr opposed new apoorton-
m"nt Of the Satc. supported the proposed prop
eriy qualification amendment to the Con-titu-
tom and was the rrcognll champion OF the
opponents oi rapid transit. As an Arctic cx-
piurcr the Do tor wns ~u'.rssiul. hut ~ a rep
rcscnt.tV' q. tin people 90. this city Ia the Log
islaiurr he .snrr at failure. lie should ho le,i
10 devote l.- ilne orut lrira powers to the lr.-
turc room. and not > nj t. Albany to use them
IN misrrprD s.utns the people oil this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Register This Is the last day. Rogistor.
II YOU would vote agnin-t d.efranehaem,ntl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Tho Half Hour $ 'rlos Ot the sara. Iinrprr
mas Just @cn cnrlchch h, ule addition oi ~,srrd Of
v,Ngo Ehots minor storoa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

The presence OF Jay GOULD in Washing
ton j. oninou- Of the descent Of tho Who'll, brood
Of lobby vulture-.
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l. it not Notifying that. undor the Adj
minl~raiion 81 HAYES the American Govern
mont has boon compelled to accelf rom its
British n"iehlors that protection against n
handful Of pIu'ky .aNaeos which neither It's
arms nor It's 'ntlratio- oonld srrurcy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

The judge whom Gov. Stone of Missis-
sippi says he has "stirred up has not yet
called special term of his court, and the
local democratic press does not believe be
will. One of these journals, the Meridian
Mercury. says; Especial instructions to
grand jurors are likely to 60 unheeded,
and to save an exhibition OF their impo-
tency had best not be given. The best
thing the law and the ministers can do
about the tragedy is to save their strength
for the future as wiser than wasting il
foolshly and vainly on the past"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

Mobilians claim that the sweet scent Of their
magnolas can be enjoyed 80 miles out on the
Gulf.
Bridgeport Conn. is troubled with thieves who
steal brass. Well Bridgeport can spare good
deal of brass. Bsrnum lives there
The tide Of Chinese i'm migration to San Fran
cisco. which has for some time been on tue ebb,
Is apparently returning to its food.
Ten Brock ran mile al the Louisville races n
S9 "a ,lesding the fastest lie hitherto accom-.
plished.
1t is said that the English colonies gained an
increased trade by the displays they made al the
Centennial Exhibition.
The Colossal bronze statue of William II
Seward IN Madison square. New York. will b.
decorated BY the Grand Army Of the Republic OF
Decoration Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

One of the immediate effects of the
failure of the last Congress to pass the
army appropriation bill, will be the sus.
pension of work in the National armories
and arsenals. 1t will be absolutely nee
essary to keep few men to take care OF
the property, but the main body of the
employes-some six hundred men-must
be discharged for lack of money to pay
them. The patriotic gentlemen who con
trolled the House of Representatives al
its last session. are still congratulating
themselves on their frugal management
but the gradual suspension of activity,
which their economy and perverseness
have produced in different departments
of the government, is not pleasant to con-
slider. If any sudden emergency should
arise and the government should be
unable to meet it, the House, which with
held the usual and legal supplies, may
very properly be held responsible. - New
York Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Traveller says: 1.-The defence
set up in behalf of the Ellenton rioters,
now being tried before Chief Justice
Waite, at Charleston, S. c., is that gen
eral uprising OF the blacks was planned,
and that they were instructed by the re-
publican leaders SO to act as to compel
the members of the democratic rifle clubs
to fire the first shot aud to goad the whites
TO the very acts perpetrated"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

The trial of Lucy Ann Mink, alias
Mank. alias Lulu A. Martin, began Mon
day morning in Lowell, at the special
term OF the Supreme Judicial Court, be-
fore Judges Ames and Morton, for the
murder OF Charles Kicker, in Lowell, last
August
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

Hon. John Young Brown OF kentucky,
says that the assertion that there was an
understanding between the friends OF
President Hayes and certain southern
democrats. that republican should be
supported for the next Speakership, is "a
preposterous lie."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

General Logan is to be appointed Col
lector OF Customs at Chicago at the close
of the fiscal year, relieving Russel Jones.
There were a number of candidates for
the position. Several of them were per-
sonal friends of the President, but in view
OF Gen. Logan's brilliant military services,
President Hayes was DESTROYS of compli-
mentiDg him with an important position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30
Lot for Sale in Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.
TO LET

suite OF pleasant sunny rooms Mt the resi-
uehce OF Or. Bolan on State street. Terms
sonAb.e. Inquire on the premises. maylA-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

The difference between Coy. Stone and
carpet bag governor seems to be that
the latter could not enforce the laws,
while the former can but will not. The
carpet-bagger's case is the better of the
twO.-l Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

A young man from Auburn, who went
to Texas this spring, has telegraphed
home to his father: "Fatted calf for one -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

Ex-Gov. Chamberlain has sold his resi-.
dence in Columbia, S, c., to a brother OF
Wade Hampton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30
lailp Ytnnrbtr Sournal
AUG u - IA,
Wednesday Morning, May 80, 1877.
The Ellenton Riots.

The New York Herald remarks in an
editorial that "the trial in the Ellenton
riot cases is developing the fact that the
negroes were the aggressors, and that
they acted in treacherous and blood
thirsty manner toward the whites One
would have thought that the Herald mi ght
have presented to its readers the evidence
taken at the trial, and have allowed them
aggressors and responsible for the
hatchery which occurred. This however,
the Herald Is careful not to do, because
the evidence even of some of the witnesses
called by the defendants is adverse to its
assertion.
And while the Herald gives none of
the evidence in this important trial, we
notice its Charleston correspondent is
permitted space to laud Butler. the leader
of the assassins, for the great for
bearance" which he exercised in that
bloody affair. We presume this chivalric
correspondent considers it a mark OF
"great forbearance" on the part OF Butler
and his White League followers that all
the blacks in the vicinity of the massacre
were not murdered. From his standpoint
there is "great forbearance in allowing a
negro to live at all in South Carolina, ex-
cept as a mental to TIE lordly and lazy
whites. If embarrassing can obtain ad-
mission for Butler to a seat in the Senate
of the United States, it will be laid on
thick by the organs of the bulldozers.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-19

For the speedy cure of Coughs, Colds. HOarsenesa,
Inc,nient Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Phth-
lsic, Whooping Cough and Group. ms syrup y
- Anoavne F.xpectorant and is composed Of the
.bast ingredients the vegetable kingdom affordss
ana when used according to directions, must con-
,,,ce the most skepticaI.os its intrinsic value.
n,.ac+,ons for the use 81 abnes Indian Vegeta
HE ooueh syrup accompany eachsbottle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-19
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