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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-03
Gountrp Real estate for Sale.

DOR SALE and to LET at Plainfeld.-De-
i sIrable RESIDENCES furnished HOUSES TO LET also,
a.d ExSHATGE. Address EVAN JONES, PARK House
s.sy a Gsn 10 RSom %
FOR SALE OR LEASE-The CHESAPEAKE
Il REFINERY o'DonneIs Wharf, Baltimore Nd com
az dsS s Of All
'''' 'u'i D. KEEN ER, No. 1e4 Baltimore.t
Baltimore, Nd.
GREENWICH - RIVERSIDE. - Healthiest
suburb % county H4sEs sale Gn bar
i IN wINNEBAGo co.
We'll located in TRACTS Q, so 100 and 800 acres Soil e1
cellent Title perfect good opportunity secure farm
at small cost where land Is eOnstant increasing in value
MONTCLAIR.-For SALE or to LET, fine
VI RESIDENCE, IA rooms all city improvements large
earriage house and stable fine shade and fruit trees &c
south William.st, or Chestnutst. Montclair, n.
NEAR RlYERSIDE-A neat seven-room COT
rA'E barn. n nn4 On? n G % f2SS T%s
NEAR BY.-ON EASY TERMS.-ONE
or both Of two desirable villa Residences IS each
and within mile Of the interssCon Of the Pennsyyania and
Jersey Csntra trunk limos At Elizabeth and minutes walk
street. H5s and hge, and os. part of me city Lott laid
and house, s sa% 1auea az $500 and
hsss Box fqs5 tSS $50 per month
STORES FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or
- LEAsE-The well known double stores in Ludlowvile
county, y. " established 1872 MCssra
G. y Burr and since 1874 by Lord Burr and the
Subscriber always successful country store For
ucus inquire Gf the Sbsonber given the s Of
April next JAS A. BIZ RI, Box No H. Ludlowvile, v Y
SEA GROVE,
~ CAPE MAY POINT NEWJERSEY.
A firstclass hotel. furnished for sale or to et
large furnished cottage the beach, suitable for board
ing-huuse.
few cottages for families furnished unfinished
81 ~ 10 500 aDnuIG. for sale let.
Handsome drug with dwelling office COnanOfi-
Gus bathing establishment hot cold baths with
al modern imprOvements
fli~lble lots for bulGing for sale low.
tbs beautiful place started only
taBs three hotels nearly 100 buildings and works
horse railroad, telegraph, T. model life
stations, large pavilion &c, &c.
" liquors sold on the grounds.
Ministers building this presented With lots worth $500
A WlllLLDiN Prcsiit 20 south Frontst Philadelphia
THE CHEAPEST so ACRES in Iowa for
SALE on Address r. r. REED Algona, iowa.
S!EACRE FARM, stock and implements, Is
ID niles from York. Erie Midland Railroads.; good
buldngs large orchar, plenty fruit PRICE 100000 only
500 cash \ bargain.
J. !. MORRIssE, 27s Mmnst. Paterson, y ].
S.S nnn CASH, or 1920, half cash. bal
V5spOO ance $500 yearly fora small IA RM OF eight
acres at East str0ndsturg PENN mile from depot
the main ruad brick house with i've rooms. IN good
other Outuuings all kinds II choice fruit trees; rich Land.
dress T.. POOLE. Box 80, f.. StroudsbuTg, Penn.
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YORK CENTRAL AND HI

PHILADELPHIA Via LONG BRANCH and
= The NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN RAlLkOAD-FSrs
gser than by Commencing November To-
kT ~ '
vI N for Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms River and
q for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River, Ware
"sn- and Tucksrtol- W. 6. SNEDEN. Gen. Manager
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expected that the contractor VIII be ready commence
th delivery the Isl day Of May, when tho
tract term thereafter they prom lily
nisheG delivered complete III all respects such quaint
fes as may required the daily orders o. I1stmlstrrs
The cards may required delivered separate pack
aces as above provided for al post office place
manufactured ti-
large factrs for handling
the discretion Of the Postmaster GeLrIal
in such quantities POsi-Once Department Washing
ton, d. g, as the Postmaster icneral may direct.
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T Sl.ARROKOrGH ON.HEDSON -F0R

~ SAIL or 70 Rent. furnished or miurnished. Large
Sc, contain ng II roo1s pantry storerooms t"1m
hot and cold piazza both sides cOn~rr1 eorN
stables sc. (lc)i with 10 extending TO
river wooded. good fruit lower, and kitchen
amt country inmates depot
half from city Han accessible By boat
A -rL- L - ~
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Al NROTON LANDING.
FOR SALE.

Y | I no IVN y DINV. TVN ~
~ desirable FARM Of 20 acres, suitable for gentemans
country The PROPERTY Is located the Trs SIDE
Albany Post Road about mile north Of the
station extensive Of the Hudson River
The land il fully covered with apples and other man
fruits. buildings
rOJi barn Ous, other OutbWdings the house
tans large rooms The n be sold cheap For
uArt ahlrosa = DWAEn CLAKkE Irhnne OlIlcr.
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DOATING. BATHING, and FISHING.-5O-

- FARM 20 miles from city, near stations. good cot
Juildugs fine Lawn nicely shaded l. 200 icrt
front PrIcr, 40 300. 5000 can remain.
ALFRED HEHMASCE, ~ Murrayst.
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CTATE LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- n Belfast and Londonderry These rstciass full pow
Ni sail from
sTATE Of ITDlANA ................ Thursday March
STATE or VTkGJNIA sday. March Is
STATE OF PENNSYlVANIA........ rhursiiav March %
STATE OF GEORiIA ~ s"Ay haIcn 20
Frs cabin 500 $50. and go according 10 accommodation
Excursion Tickets TO- ri25. Second CABIN, $40. Return
kets, $50. Strerige Al lowest rates. Apply 10 ~
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, Agents. az Broadway, " Y.
STEEEAGE PASSAGE at No 40 Broadway, and at CON-
LLrrtl l-lnMl--i. y. II.
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DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
IA o. carry tie Belgian and United states Malls.
Tho following appointed to SAL for Antwerp
Erota PbiLLLsl0hL From Yer. York.
VADERIAN Feb. IS SWlTZEkLAN d.. Feb q
SEDEkIAND ..... March 10 KENILWORrH.. March 20
Rates OI Passage IN Currency: -
Eirst Cabin $50 second abin $50 steeTage, s26.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen. Agents Philadelphia
and AZ ErOal.st. y. \.
Join MCDONALD. batterY. plICe y. Y.
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ileal Gstate Go gxehange.

ELEGANT HOUSE and GROUNDS on lead
- ing street. wall street South Ferry
would De. EXCHANGED FOR COZ NTRY RESIDENCE III
part. rutland e WHITING, > Brckman-sL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09

William J. Best, the bank examiner now
engaged ia the investigation Of the affairs OF the Union
Dime Savings BauS, has issued chcuar TO tho depos-
itogs in lha bank apologzng for not giving statement
as soon rs be promised His reason for The delay Is that
iu view OF the rumos about the bank he hes determine
to make the examination thorough. To do this
he is cDmDricd tO examine. not only thr market
yaiic 0f property mOrIgagrd 10 il. but the
condition of the buildings, what tt would cost 20
pUt thcQ in repair. aud the probable income % Do
tcri. td from them n tHr bank haa 10 buy them u on
foreclosure. This involves thorough cyuminaiign OF
each house mOrtgagcd To tbc blak. lie cNuects 10
finish iA- work IN days, but perhaps 1t viii t2 two
weeks. The appiascmcnt already made includes two
third. Of the MORTGAGES IN several instances the prem
sc- arc NOT worth The ucuubflnces auG the bank mus,
lose many thousand dollars but whole they compare
fyuftby with those hcd hy other ihsf sfUtpus or ly ILL
dv.3ud,s. Property has lost about ouutuird 10 APP
As.i value sNct 1873, ANA Hcuo- ing margin OF many
vhtge there is margin o over ten per cent and the
taxes and interest Save been regularly pad H "oul pc
wen not =" disturb the loan. Un...t Siaios bonds,
f3vOritc -tcuTity i0rc iacn i'm market far" ABOUT 10
Per cent, pr Best says. So Jlat ntd al inc BANK
iults hrrn invested u th"Il. TO-, loss "1uG De nearly
~ GuOO1r Thus Gar hc sees nothing to cIaic , opI
ion of the thc bank, hut he hoeS to b. able
% show no. only n2t it solvent. but tdt airf a loss
r-, actual and contingent, gr deducted, iHtc VIII "t
surplus. ut assuming au UGurual responsibility lh Sd
9ayue. h5 st.ttErut conclude, bat already las sum
Client iact5 to justify what he says.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
AioRpIssFY SOMEWHAT BETTER.

Senat0r-elect John MorriSsey was in no bet
ter condition Yesterday for the full enjoyment ef ms VIC
tory Now that the excitement OF the contest is oyer he
is suffering from relapse and paying dearly for oE-
changing his sckroom for the headquar OF political
campaign Yesterday ne able to see only very ieW
friends lie maintains that ne very sick lie eappears
Eot TO he very sick OF any disease but the pneumo-
MIA added 10 the asthma and cold Isl sweats and two
or three other comb ned has kept two doctors
busy during the last two days. 1r Morssey refuses to
believe however that ne is positively eich. since sun
DAY he has stood a siege from applicants i0r cha1Y.
some write and appear M person. some lsk iGf
MD because thcv say trpy voted iO hun considerable
numhcr hayc LOST their situations md their WNcS loo'
and have auyvher from seven % eleven children one
man had the bad taste 10 uppcmcnt his request lof
'Jn dollars tu bury his wife with the assuring ftfa
tat there would be 10 doubt about hcr living 3ciole .
O'Clock the next evening. The sUc'clrSS WIN Wich
Nh M0rrgSey dispat 'hrd him may have lHpdIr ich-
son Mr NOrTiscy has been suspected oI cuu7ldelaie
uuontr1syr charity. bat ne Ice does NOT Keep os-
pcnsary Appeals came iron HOG0kcn and from places
40 oven q greater distance.
Iulnog vd, prevalent i'm the 'owcr part OF me cry
list night that Nr. Nouisscy was dead TRIBUNE Pc
porter ded 40 TIE Ashland House M 10 D. ~ ana was
informed by th" clerk tAgt MI Mclr~Sty was lhth pei
ter. lie had zone quietly To sleep; lls pJ claii .af
gone 10 theatre. showing TINT he had no alPfthen
sion 20 the condition oil BIS patient.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A TROY CHILD ABDUCTED.
CHARLES CANNON DISAPPEARS AFTER BEiNd
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.

BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
The police have been requested to assist IN
finding Charles Cannon. six years old who has been
missing from his home at Troy, since July 30 Abon
that time Mary Gilbridge who coming TO this city
after boarding with the boys parents for about Blk
weeks proposed to take the child the Passion Brothers
bospital M Hoboken. where she claimed she was wen
ocouaiuted to have him cured Of large wen like lump
that WAS forming on left side of his neck and which
the parents feared woid prove fatal unless speedily
removed They did not possess the means to pay for
surgical operation and yielded to the request OF the
,ycnnu who was practically n stranger IN Troy. and
who assured them that the Passion bros.tds bt,f
would effect without charge After
being in NrwYork short time, Miss GlbrldGe wf9ig 20
Mrs Cannon, giving Il complete account oI the cniu'
condition. ,,...
No further letters received from her ana lasi
week Martin DOYLE here 10 seek the chld NJ me
house where the woman lad directed iett'fs 10 Dc
sent lie was informed that nothing further was known
of her than that she came there Tor hcf hlhll'
stating that had caused N To bc sent there Tor con
yeDieucr the Passion Brothers stated That W"ihNh
answering the description OF Mary GbrldSt alpcu iDr
tc admi sion of the child but being dressed ni7eiapy
he was not admitted. Captain Allaiie expresses iht
opinion that The woman has stoieh the emu t1r
hrgng bIllGsts intending 20 trade Tor ClHIly OF -
defogifv lie says that hOpc ~ q reward Tor me ch
rctu,n cannot have Influenced her. as the chhps parents
are poor. the father being methahc, WINE tt hotci
kapls boarding house Mr.. Doyle believes thM aiitc-
t for tie nov i7s causcd Bliss Ghbrid2o 10 steal hh
The hos hes rcd hair and blue cytS rs % siS p'I anu
,th taken from TrOy neatly dressed. Inc Woiuaa
- refrcssuf.d bv ChcfocPuigc MekCnn1 OF Troy, aS
being about thirty Ud, with sandy HaI a4 49,
th. iar to Obtain any OF the missing woman OF
ellf
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09

dangerous disturbance Of the money system of the
country, deprecated silver, initiation and partial re-
pudaton. They will realize that they cannot afford
to help pat a Democrat in the Senate from New
York. The loss of "a single vote in that body may
he the loss of the whole safe system of finance which
the Republicans have labored hard to perfect and
sustain.
BY another year all Republicans viii realize what
the real Southern question is. Many still suppose 1t
iSwhether the Constitutional Amendments shall he
sustained, and the suffrage secured TO the negro.
That Issue is settled, Another error is 20 imagine
that the objection to the Southern policy Of the
President has reference to the removal OF the
troops. No one complains Of that now. The
objection has a far deeper Foundation. II
lies against the aid and comfort given by
the Administration to the ultimate purpose of the
South, which is by an alliance with Tammany Hail
in the East and the niatonists in the West to get
control Of the Government and Treasury Of the
United States, and State Legislature and appropIia-
tionS 70 selfish sectional ends.
What does the South wautl II wants from the
Government money 30 build the lcyecs of the
Mississippi, money to construct a railroad TO the
Pacific. money 10 scoop ont every Southern river
and creek, money to refund the S35,OOOOO0 OF
tax collected on cotton, and in the end money
TO pension rebel soldiers. This money. II
Is obtained at aH, must come Ilo'i
the North it must come IN large part from
New-York. because New-Iorl pays one-tenth OF the
whole revenue of the Government Whether the
South shall he allowed 20 take this money from
Northern Taxpayers is the real Southern question
which must enter into our future politics. Lacka-
daisica Republicans who took interest in the cam
paiCn Of this year viii very find that they have
very great interest in the Of the BepuDli-
can party.
Senator Conklings friends say that thc result, last
Tuesday confirms him III the leadership Of the party
in this State, domoralizes bis opponents and ensures
his reflection in SO. 1t shows, they add, that in
spite of the hostility of the Administration, and of
all the Influences it coud bring to bear the Rcpub-
lcans of New-York stand by him, and yIndicate him
as their chosen cncftan.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
MR.. NACHTSIAN CLAIMS 4 VICTORY.
HE DECLARES THAT HU WAS ELECTED IN THE WITH
sENATE DIsTRICT By A sMAIL MAJORIN.


Martin Nachtman. the Tammany candidate
for senator in the VIM Senate District, claims that he
has been unfairly treated Ii said 10 Tribune reporter
last evening: My friends inform me that many defect
i've ballots east for my opponent, and they are
ready swear to this statement. No board Of inspectors
has the right TO count defective ballot. and claim tha
/ have been defeated by unfair mems"
Mr. Nachtman said That in The afternoon and the night
before election day circulars sent TO all the voters
in tie district attacking bis character, ana calling a-
tcnton to the fact that he director OF the New
Amsterdam Savings Bank when it failed, and charging
him with 1Obbng the poor man. These circulars
were not signed. Mr.. NaChmon said that he shou!d
try hard to discover the originator OF this circular
and seek redress in the courts. No Opportunity
Nas afforded INN Of counierac.ng the cif ct oi
these circulars Nevertheless he said he was f"iv s's
4 d that he was elected by small majority. He WIS
ready yet give the mn particulars OF the alleged
ieCulIritC3 in the district to the public. The nYe-
gallon would be searching. "I fId 'hdt IN any man
shape or form, have been dcfraUicd. he stld
shah cuGeayOr 10 obtain my rights, M whatever cost
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
THOMAS WHITMAN STILL MISSING.
REWARDS OFFERED roR TIE RECOVERY Of H1s
BODY.

Thomas Whitman, of Port Richmond, who
disauncar,d on Thursday night FRIDAY morning last
at Bergen Point has not yet been soen or heard irom
although rewards have been offered f0r his discovery
Chief whitney Of the Bayonne police, will give 80 Tor
the recovery Of tho body Capan stephen whitman the
young mans father Coue Of the trustees ., PORT l'h-
mona) offers 500 Members Of the Staten island police
have been detailed 10 maK2 irl IN. n.'sdgeiono oi the
circumstances attending me disappearance. D. known
ihat Young whitman was PLAYING CARTS at he >i'hEiIl
House Bergen Point until late on thN'5day htt anu
n 3. believed by some PERSONS that some u his cpHpa-
ions on that night know more about him man thr\ are
wu- TO ,ClL II is thou btros-ine that i7 absence Is
voluntary Those holding this opinion state hal Lc hdi
a considerable OF money with ma when hc Wtt Z"
the ~tIiugLlm House, aut tCcy conjecture tnt ha'lhg
ISt heavily "a cards he chose % absent himself rather
than have The facts become knOWn taxing measures 10
lead peole - thc belief tlat hc hal been drowned o
the ctEcr hand. whitman has been a man oi general
good lahts. in comfortable circumstances ana moving
in good socety. and MS "e and motlrrn-aw w. WHO I'
on Ea.,ave., near Sn@ HarDOr, nave ample means oil
ht
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
TOO MUCH rhR-oyAl POLITICS.
Ennneh and mnre than enough oI

Enough and more than enough OF dSasteI
hos befain rho E,puhlican pary. IL IL time tat conn
sels sTcre taken Tor its harmony and strength Ia the
CincjuDa iatfo.u il fouud thai solid broad foundation
upon which the victory Of 1876 was won, anu upon
which fortify for new advance. SomtIins m ley zoo
,unuspeurpt of tae party. In tins hour Oi dssiF we
have no complaints to utter Bui out 0l ms ne'ls ai
to urjncires instead of men. The party Msi represent
,.as,r and nor ambitions much less ryaies ana re-
tr ~ most faithful 10 It's cause whoever rises most
fniiv In thc tufy OF pacihcation and publication, must
re,.senf II and serve IT, II there have been factions
NV must cease ii there have been divisions they must
hc Iciicd If fcre havo been auinostes they must be
buried in the grave Oi yesterday = defeat
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
THE HIGHT FOR RAPID TRANSIT.

in favor of the Gilbert Elevated Railway Company =
LEGAL existence and right to buld s road, Judge Van
worst stayed the Sixth Avenue Railroad from iuforcug
he Judgment b. bad Obtained against the building 81 the
elevated railway uJu Ao decision OF thc appcal,on thc
defendants giyinga bond The El.ystci Railway Com
play, Uudrr this stay, has pushed ON it7 work. on
Wednesday Judge ~pcir fnco oTHrr that the dtteI-
dIuts SHOW cause why they De NOT punished fora con-
tempt OF Court Trr appeal 10 nave been h. ard to-
do, by tic superior Court. General Term, but when n
called application was made tO adjourn the ai-
peal until the hearing of the contempt proceeding this
morning. After hearing arguments oi counsel this
motion, the General Term promptly vac. ted Judge
Sprr's order. The argument Of the appeal from the
Judgment Is se. down for to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
THE NEW BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
HELAIIVE sIEENOIH or lIL IWO IAKIII9 U
CHANGED.

The political complexion of the Board Of
Aldermen is left unchanged by the election and the
Democrats are stil without the two-thrds vote which
they desired. As before, the board viii have thirteen
Tammauy aocrats eight Republicans, ana one Indc-
pendent Democrat, as follows: Tammany Dem
ocrats-Kccuan. Roberts. Lewis, Waehner, Shies,
Sleyin. Bennett. Hall, Gunizcr, Foster, sauer,
Carroll, FrcebOrn-13; Rcpubjcaus-Ifnckncy Gedney,
Norris JaoObus Erhardt = !in Phillips Peroy9; In
Geucndpnt DrmOCrJt-RelIN-l. l'rym Reilly, though
elected independent candidate I'D HE proceedings
OF the Board has. a rule voted with the Democrats
and IL Is understood VIII follow this conrbc hereafter
Hence. iu the uCw board, with fun vote upon party
measures. lie totals win DE the as at proson-li
tp =.
There is considerable discussion already as % thc prob
board. Samuel A. Lewis ana William *. Roberts, hOih
elected as aGfTmCuat large. aic prominently mcudOncd
The drift opinion seems 10 be IN idNOr OF Alderman
Lewis who has held The position before.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
sr11LRr or cnLNE.E GooDs.

The British steamship Glen-Roy, CaptalJ
D,nold.on announced sail this mornng ha' been &c
,ircd III, the Customs authorities and VIII De hbeed
for an alleged violation Of the Ieyonue laws Two dNs
400 r,ot,in Brackctt detailed Inspectors cutter ma
.ot tl watch the vessel Al slN O'Clock At7ttrnty
,irg Ten large cases were lowered over the slide o ~
,scn-J,,t ana ularcd On a truck. which was driven D
th. store of H. e. Clarke. a. 30 - frout-st VINE at
CLARKE W.. banding the boxes tnc officers entered VIC
nP, and seized t.tm The contents sisted ui en- go
dishes and cur stics ana were removed 10 me s"AAe
room ln the Custom House. tIpt'ln Iou4in'"u ''e
inc,y ei that the goods brought 'm 0itlt" .
md .ni h., him to MI Clarke. The Ohiteo states 7
urs,s.r. have not vet fixed the Nlu'tloh.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
TIE ST. AYnREw,s SOCIETY

st. Andrews Society held Its regular meet
ing for the election OF officers last evening al Dcmoni
co.'s The Treasurer reported the receipts for the year
10 hc fiGj -, ana Of this 5000 had been vpcnod I'm
cnaIiilcs The annual dinner viii take place On Noycu-
hcr 30 The following is list OF the officer elected
ffcrident. James Brand; Ncclrc,idrnt john $. Ken
nedy ann Waller watson; Manacrs, Bry ce Gray John
Patton, John sloane, WH. COyerly W. Lyall and Nm A.
Patton; Treasurer, EObt. Diuwldale
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
4 DPFAULTING IAX RECrIyrR

Walter F. Bartlett, receiver of taxes, and
proprietor OF the American House. at Trenton n De- was
arrested Wednesday night and committed to the county
jail IN default 81 BAIL the charge Of bciug dcfauitcr
IN the sum of from $4,000 To $4,000. he is about
thirty years old aud was candidate for state Treasurer
two years ago. aud came very being elected.
understood that ms DOud IL yalu,l ImlaA Moore
Henderson g. Scudder Peter l.. Fell Charles Huou and
Joseph VI. Smith were urc,ra the bond given at the
beginning ot Bartlett, first tcn and believed
OF the fact at the time OF the approval of the bond
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
Porsoxs IN cLorHING AND COSMETICS.

Al the mtetmg OF INC NVN- IUIN "'''.'
Health Association last eycnl solemn note o WV
ir,, WAS uttered which might well make tl' l'" $50
fri,,lo,,s yoin. women of NuW-Nora pause ahN ~.
or til,u' MOI au, Hamilton rad paper ol ' ~ ~
pni.nI,ug rom a sanitary Pogt ol Wow. At... "a
iu. nf the comparatively small amount ol ..' ,he
md ihe great amount ~ super~tii Dom 90" tl
Iul.c thr Doctor sad the ch ct az wratln- h -
,i,nrs was very bad. ard tlgt serious r,su4Ie i
in,red fLe use OF green tickets ln "t's TIE h'i y,
d ouId cosmetics fOr the race were uil d'rtnNt -
-pnr remarks that followed, tn' cthuilon 't NtN-A
lrn.I LNI.ll.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
pt-.rllss ruRlHRA.,NENTs

The creditors of George VI. Wheeler, do@el
in iron at CHA ana BueAnAn.ts, doinA business "us
the name Of w. Bailey, Lang IS Coz 'a't lts''u''!
Office OF Register Little Tao schc'"'' In,
,,,t,,,c q, oy.r $50 OOO 90 which the toI'Nt,
We au,ouE those proved: 60 frles Csttel
S-og@S: wilson Cammeh, FSl'lo-- 1oAu n H'''
MAS elected asslguee. u ...
Assignments for the bencat oi creditors were h'' p
terday by John H. Nandrk. 10 Charles H. DaN'.lV,S,
and hy Joseph Adcu, Herman B'suensiok, sn9 - - ~
IorW en- tAdcn Bicnen-toh lpcwcn, WOOL "e"i'i''
n, West Broadway, 10 Aaron Lnnde
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09

Democratic land The party the House OF Representa-
tiyes was OF great assistance in these elections me
Democrats in the House indicated the purpose OF tho
party ON behalf the party they offered hope 70 the
people. Ohio had taught the coming doctrine me @ s
son taught by Yesterday IL the OHIO belief - te
guiding one Not OF these victories ouslnes tha IA
Ohio for nowhere else the peoples creed so CLEARLY
and brayely declared The result largely OOH glory
and a Endorsement the DemOcratc party III Congress-
whose purposes had fully been made known
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
OF A SERIOUS cHARGI

IT anu IIIN WUWgIITFI, UptW
sixteen. OF Newark, y. j. went TO MlddleOwnn, Conn.,
few days ago, where they stayed at q hotel. In the
night screams were heard IN their room. Subsequently
Fielding was Indicted by the Grand Jury Tor rape, and
returned 10 hdulctOWn on tcqustun from the Cover
The Trial. which occupied six days concluded
last night when the jury returned verdict Of not
guilty. Nj Fielding was defended by samuel Morrow.
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