davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
TALK WITH Ex-MiNisTER WASHBURNE

Ex-Minister Elihu b. Washburne, who has
lust returned from France, at the Astor House Cd
Saturday with his family lie reached the city carry Cd
Friday evening by IN. Neckar which made long 'os'E
OF thirt IN DAYS from Bremen, the first three OF "ch
Mr. Washburne spoke OF as extremely rough lie ooSeu
perfeetlv well and uncommony happy and ne declared
that ne was both He thought he had seldom seen me
CITY under more favorable conditions. Inc atuoSPirlS
seemed wonderfully and invgoratlng ana ne I11
obsnryed an activity the streets when c9hlrastoi
aoreeably with their appearance when he was s mere
ana which he thought indicated the long desired r,Vya
of husiurss lie did not believe that II was ucrey lne
usua Fall increase in trade. by conversation anu cot
respOndence he was lead to believe that IL was rehe"
Mr. WasbiIrne said that he left Paris two or three
days after the funeral OF NJ. Theirs. at when ne was
present He followed the remains OF the dead states
man to the grave. 1T very Impressive scent,
and accurate description In this mornings IRIbU NJ.
He il perfectly right in regard TO the Imposing chctI.
Of the ceremony Nothing cculd have added 10 ~ III
was far more interesting aud impressive thhn Stat"
funeral could have been" Mr.. Washburne sad tnat
was very wei understood I'm Paris why tho Government
refused 10 conduct the funeral. When the Admlhlstra
non found that 10 could not make political calal OUT OF
the ceremony IL withdrew from all connection WIN H.
The exAiuster declined to enter into a CONVERSATION
concerning the political condition OF France " ~ WOnd
moor taste me-" he SAID, 10 begin TO crtciHe the
dav after my arrival, Government OF which have Just
taken friendly leave, and with whose members nave
held most cordial relations" Mr.. Washburne, however,
in few words admitted that Je feeling IA Pars was eA
ceedingy bitter against he Administration, ana mat DC
was one Of those who advised Gen. Grant TO Goier his
visit 10 tie French capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
THE COURTS.



4 great deal of trouble has arisen ont OF the
Police COMMISSIONER order intended to defeat the oper
atons OF shysters Police Courts requiring the ser
geants To deliver the OF the arrests 10 the MANS
trate personally. IN a sealed packet The Ola custom
poe opportuntcs to shystcrs II favored by officers oi
the Court To ascertain the businoss " the day ON "
day the order into oAccs, and IN three OF TIE
the TOmbs the jefferson Market ana the Essex Au h,l
Police Courts operation seems % nave Dcen hiH
resented Justice Duy reached the Tombs NJ SEQ a. M
and found tnlt. under the order, no papers nav pu'h
made Out Sergeant Woodruff handed HIM the returns
which the Justice handed 20 his clerk, ana elt tc Dtcn
The clerk undertook 20 call the officers. 20 make com
plants Tne sergeant refused to allow them 10 hnsMVi
unlrss the Justice WAS on The bench Justice Duiy iinaB
rcturner and said ne wOnld take further ordCrs RON
the Police Commissioners, and Threatened II lheE az
temuted To enforce their orders, 10 DISMISS thc p"O'
squad and employ in their place deputy slcrlIs' A.,
Al Jefferson market Justice iXby refused 10 open 'o
returns I'm explanation. he said that thr proper way 20
prevent shysterIug Was procure the dsbaTng OF ,he
lawyers who practised II, lie would protect hIs
and If the Commissioners intended 10 put r'n'con
upon their honor he should do his duty 10 the' IN 'n9
at least; the order DELAYS justice. 49, o.,..N.,..,,
At Essex Market Police Court, Jusuce QtIeruo ~
while evidently resenting II, said the order oi thc
Police Commissioners virtually nictatioh ~ ~
Court and would have no ELECT lie ho"eNci, 49,
take no action till h. conferred with the Othef jus
a meeting OF the Board OF Police Justices IL c'ou ~
this evening. 49,. -. o~1a- ,rhue II
may inconvenience magistrates by MAKING ~ ~ 60,
for them to be more punctual in opening VIII Vuc pd
large ioOphOle which might hy M r0peI nv
trro,,nrrde.. of sI.vsfers Supt Walng has caeu W
sxty-tbrre and sixty -four Of the new Code iOIDuuS
others than attorneys from practising ~ CuuIts, a,.
making Justices VINO knowingly permit huch PO-7'N' "
practice before them, guilt OF - ullsdeheauOI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
NOVELTIES IN FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.

The Partisan Flower Company at No. %
East Fcureentn-s had its Fan opening last week Of
rich French flowers and feathers. Among the novelties
introduced tins season fruits Of every Sort peaches
plums, grapes and oranges being especially prominent
Berries Of all kinds shOWnstraW berries, black, red
and white currants blackberres etc Inc Strawberries
are made velvet with yellow stitches The straw
berry leaves AMI white open blossoms are very pretty
Another faucif1 novelty Is the display OF little red
apples made Of velvet The bandeaux for hats are in
great variety, nainng all the popular snades One Is
OF damask ANA bronze pOpples. Another IS OF French
gray, aud damasK while third is composed or danask
roses and earOses which sparkle Win ct0r de He j.
An elegant wreath for bonnet Is composed or bronze
and blue fOrgetmc-uOtS, red berries, golden OOwn
acprns green plums and scarlet carnations specially
OF this house is ia bridal appointments and wells,
and floral. garntuIes for ball and evening cos
tunes. The latest bridal gamtues are composed
OF orange blossoms, tiny oranges aud lilies thevaiey.
orange blossoms Nearly All the flowers sPrlnkled
with ear de Tune jet, sllvcr gold, or Dfonzo DUST
Bronze beetles seon on many noWes, ana these To-
cether with the silver leaves, make gilt erng depaA
An excellent collection OF fine black silk mourning
flowers is shown IHe most popular baudcduH are COM
posed grapes aud leaves those OF JED are also much
-OHgAt after. Feathers IN varied natural coiOrs ana
white bronze tips bIri-Ofparddse puWaEe breasts Of
birds in bronze peacock aud uueu INNS aitact adnira-
non. Entire WTtatus of tiny bummiue binds are cX-
0use Jardincres, vases aud baskets filled with heautl-
l leaves ants ana bouquets, Tor table ornaments are
shown in this house. Ferns vines, autumn leaves, and
ivy weaths Tor house decoration appear ia great pro-
fusiOu and variety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
HOME UNHAPPNEss.

Anna f. Gardiner has begun SUIT against
her husband John II Gardiner, for limited divorce she
SAYS she was married the defendant May -
thai almost from the time u their MARRIAGE ne teatgu
her crnely; that since April 1873 he has drank deeply
and become much The paintiu mas TWO clill.n
she saws he is possessed OF $4,000, earned rs master
sicved0re but reckless and cXravagani On Ii7 COM
plant supported 10y alldayits Of servants Judge an
Worst m Superior Court, Special Term, granted on sal
rrday an restraining the husband rom t.rilnE
with his property until q motion by the Wiio TOT an9h!
aud eel Zee witch is to be heard today u decided
judge Donohue in Supreme Court Chambers gTan,eu
an order Of publication ia the sut of EZl Jane Fulch
against Henry Han R1deu Pullen Tor limited uNorce'
Plaintiff and defendant according 10 the wes htols,
were married only last October, bat ne trca,eu M
cruelty and finally abandoned her and her ciliu anu
went 10 Europe, taking with him 500 Deon-ng 90 , Ha
mother and 800 belonging To az aunt intrlstcu W MN
for investment. leaving her mother Pennies - - -
Rcbl W. Mccarthy. daughter OF custom iDusc AZ
prnser Of thls civ has sued her husband, DaElu IA
Mccarthy for a separation she say sue mileI Tue az
fendan In January asst but tnHt they pafted 81
Win a. her charges of cruelty. she says her hAnu'
ON the asst day mat they iyed together Oeat her U
fusiug 20 break open her fathers desk hAo says H'i
lusband's income is $4,000 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
CANADA soUTHERNs SETTLEMENT.

The settlement agreed upon last week by
the Joint committee representing the Cannda Southern
Railroad bondhoders and the New-York Central direct
ors II Is announced provides FOR now issue Of bonds
by the Canada Southern, amounting 70 ga 600 600, and
maturing in thirty years, interest on which shall begin
I,uuorv l. 1875. AT the rate OF per cent for Inc
FIRST t6ree years and per cent thereafter until ma
fUrifv The NeWIOTk Central h. TO guarantee the prompt
t,vulent of This interest for tho first twenty years The
new bonds are 70 exchanged Tor those now odtand-
ING on the basis OF 100 per 40 .Dr tae Canada southern
first NOR gage bonds C9,0OO,OOOl, ana the CANADA
Southern bridge bonds r-0OOJO; 20 per cent Tor me
Toledo Canada Southern and DetrOit first mortgage
bonds (Sl 800 OO0; 30 per cent for The Erie ana NJ CARA
bonds lJOOOO; 1873 rer ceni lOr the canada SCOUT n
second MORTGAGE bonds Issued for twenty years ~ 100
$50 ls9442l and % per cent FOR thc Michigan Mlau'
ana Canada bonds E400.OOW. The remainder oi tie
new bonds. is proposed TO use in payment o the ho-
M dcOt OF thc CauUaa NOuneln aEd raclE lhe iuau III
good condition. The details az matters Tahi& I'D tne
sinking fund the security th9t tlc Cau7da southern small
be operated n the interest Of the NcvlolG teniia ec
have been delel rcd until after Tire RATIFICATION OF Tue plan
bv the NrW-Nolk Central Board ~ Directors aud us
approval by the bondho Iers ol the Canada southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LTvFRPOOI-h ge1mslp Priirpai.-Iames 3
Armstrong O. T. ATnstrng W. SaIoee 4stof' Ml q.
Tor Miss hstor and two maid servants Mathew A4a lle
Elaine DR. ; L. Benson STANLEY :. BroWn Martin Van Blu
rem r. z pachclfcr Mr7 y. E RaChofor ~ g. rpbel me
Row Coghlan. W +. Christian the Rev. Laird Collier DID,
j. r. Calender r. Mrs Carpmai w. b. Carter. y 49, Carter,
James Capper louis n. W. ClrhlIy, Theodore Cnnno O..
J. Chisholm v. p Davies " b Dicke9son ~ pale Gilbert
I'LL. Farcmd J. = Frank g. = fgs" c9U tit = pss11g'
Gearg, Master r. r. Glenden Miss Lzue b o aaeI-
ming, Master it. y. Gende uHG1nd nurse zoe t.-t
s. & Gilbert Clas p io,gaf, Cine Rev 81. j. Iaeet Mrs
~. p. Ha-tn-ar David iia.l 70 orc, ,loi 4t.' ft.
Hmireg, Miss icle-, ~ HON. y. a. l'4 "u, ff,.,Ae
I1es 3s- Harrod, Denis Hernn, Mr.. Dcns t.rtu s9ln
J. hatch Mrg y. ilafi a. l1aI e * ,, d.- -
Master osgad Jaroby ana uur,e Peter Jones y, Lo,'.C'
Mis- J O.. Johnston Alfred CLAYTON Johnson lien.l .n.'
D. I0Ild.s. A. J.. Herr the Row g. p. Laurence, t't .'ai
3lrs Clas Lehman john Lake H. r. i4oya' u-ie" 5,,
Sii u Nrchs.er B Nacauly j. r. 5ar.hl. N. by aahoI.
ev C. II. Malcolm. 4. miller. PR. AcEay III. M Ntltt'
stuart Nclu H. norman T.. d. owen, D. T. olt'l NaI
nurse and infant Harold Power Mn Harold Roy ef j." A.
Pearson Henry Pearson. Dr. d. d. Sc J0ln itlor v ~ - '
- John ioosa' j; H. iorl a j.. "a W si-Sn
g. spiemaun Nrs. =. ,. OI4arl, Mis5 T. J. soddall ~ ~
M lanes n Stehbns b. r. Sfebbus walter H. Stebbns,
James stebbins Miss Cora stebbns maid servant ana
- mon Al \, Inn, +, T. t.cbe1iacIer Miss A.
hrs luIqua' ". ~; ulb' ~. Ii,ar = n wool Mis-
Welsh CO.. " Watermire ST. wilkins Clas. Warhurst, NJ
williams ir. y = walker Alone Wempe MIS- Johh "esi'
Fai0M LIVERPoOL N steamship Wyomtng-GeCrge
H. sanford Mis- sanford Mr.. Saudort Ms GariDef H.
" Robinson Alex Cumming, T. McbOluln, hts Nc. ohuu'
mos NcCoium, H. Richards. .. Pratt AIR. and Mrs. j.
smith ami aon hr and F. Cooper the Roy H. Cur
raH the Rev. J. Carooan, The Rev. DOune lI nd us
=. - a, r. CoF1er Miss II Powlt0n Miss
Annie McManus, Bait j. F. HAMPTON teTa-iFo 5en2
Nj and Mrs. Andrew Holden and child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
A CORNER IN WHEAT.

Considerable excitement was created on Sat
urday by the spectators who forced in wheat
causing The price advance fifteen cents bushel and
said that on this account the shipments TO Europe
we're much than they otherwise would have been.
The chef of the advance lies IN The faci tat lois
o. No Red Wheat sold throughout August for Sep
tcmber delivery, Western account, Dy representatives,
here. The farmers, ANTICIPATING higher prices have
stored their gram. The sharp practice Of Chicago
specuatOTs, VINO have known that such contracts
have been made have also delayed shipments 10 the
East Shippers VINO have engaged freisnt-rOOm IN adj
vance in anticipation of having tner contracts promptly
filed are greatly annoyed. strong combination Is on
foot by regular buyers and shippers 10 break up THIS
euecuatiVe system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

in regard to the proposed plan OF the Uni
vcrsa Life Insurance Company to scale down its policies
10 an amount that Will place the company on solvent
basis before the Insurance Department. il is stated
al the Office OF the company, that policies for the re-
not to be issued in place OF those now
il force. The pOcybOder, the officers say u asked TO
sign agreement, spulaug that tine Ola policy sha
be reduced 0nehaf from its original amount ana the
company conliuolaly released from all liabilities by
reason Of such policy 10 the extent named The terms Of
the agreement that the premiums shall also be TO
duced onela and that the stockholders OF he company
shall consent tas all the profits Of kind hereafter
accruing 20 the company, shah be divided annually
among the poIcy-hodefs, uhtI sIch uNueHus o i
sum ino I'M frtb mn n The Nan proves
acceptable the pplicy-hOlders generally, any member
members o., the board or any one or NOR O inc ON
SUPERINTENDENT will Dee removed, and the vacant places
ne p6ssiniy of de control " ne company passing
Of it, stock, the charter provides, ~ s siGtco I1at an
vacancies i'm the Board OF Dir ctor5 shall be filled by the
remaining members OF The board, eacn OF whom shall
IayC only one vote. change IN tins feature oi the
company is not contemplated the proposed chdhSo III
tue management being limited 10 such as The supern
tcident may thius desirable. ..,
Tue company dld not give the plan serious cyh,iueI|
oA i stated until ged TO do 80 10y several large
pocy-uoiders TIE matter vas then submitted TO tne
Insurance Supcnnt ndeut ana tie Court Oui they ne
Glued Co entertain the proposition unless cleaiP pre-
scented them by petition o. tire pocyhoder- so that
days the signatures of about 800 Pocy-hodes re
land and Massachusetts, representing over S3JOOOO III
slrauce obtained asking the suspension OF AL legal
proceedings until all the p0noy-hOdcrs OF the company
should have opportunity 60 sign tIe agreement Upon
presentation OF TINS petition the superintendent cave has
assent to the stay ana the Court granted TIC same.
The real estate held 10y TIE company, u is further
stated g. mostly In the upper part "a this city, where 70
will be largely benefited by the completion OF the RAPID
transit railroads. The company insists that the assets
Of life insurance company ought moi 20 DC valued ~
WHAT they Will bring during financially depressed times
Tie present condition OF the p0licyhoaes OF ne com
paues that placed IN the hands 81 receivers ~
cited az sufficient evidence that receyershp OF life
company under existing laws, means almost complete
run. Although the requires the deposit ~ given
amount Of securities with the Insurance Department Tor
the protection Of policy holders before company can
begin business IN the state, there bs lot been an IN
stance stated in winch the receiver mas been able
10 obtain this deposit foT the pOcy-hoders, ana tbe At
sustaius the superintendent ulder pres
ent laws, his refusal TO Flrrsnder the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
TILE BOoK-TRADE SHE.

The invoice of DOnnelly, Lloyd g. Co., Jan
SEN McCiurg & Co., CiaXtOn, Remsen q Hafel6nger,
schaefer a. Karad Collins q Brothers, Sheldon a. CO.,
IIeury Holt Thompson Brown & Co. and Lowell Adam
essOn " CO.. disposed OF a Saturdays book sale
Among the works sold weI' jules Nerne's IwrniJ
Thousand egCue- Under the sea " twenty sets OF Iales
from Foreign Tongues :" "Our POctca fayOrites :"
Richard Grant Whites Words and Inelr Uses ; Lee
tr.s on he HsiOrY OF Preaching" twelve series Of
Spurge0ns Sermons the Tour of the Prince Of Wales
In India" Lord Duneun's Letters from High Lati-
tudes !" and large number OF juvenile books After
this sale A A. Valentine Co. disposed OF lot Of Chi
nege, japanese, and Indian goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
A BREWERY SEIZED.

Internal Revenue Agent McLeer, assisted
by Collectors Blake and Hawley, Friday took posses
SION OF the brewery OF W O. Mcknight Nos. 1885, 1J7
and 159 Sullivan ST. for alleged violation OF the Internal
laws 1t Is charged the proprietor OF the
brewery had been the stamps the barrels second
tlme thus causing large loss 10 the Government Be
sides the machinery. 1900 gallons OF ale seized
The property, which syaued at $4,000 s in the hands
OF United states Marshal Payn pending It's condemDa
ton by the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
THE FOIrR PER CENT LOAN.

The members of the four per cent loan
syndicate after spending three DAYS In Washington
have returned this city one OF them states that the
sales OF the bonds abroad is offset by the called bonds
held there the subscription abroad not having been as
large as anticipated owing to the European war ana 10
the fact that loans could be made nearer home al he
same rate Of interest. or the S10,0O0OOO subseriDcu
abroad most. II not all. has been paid In called ana
other bonds and not dollar in gold. II is understoou
that of he 900 OF four per cents sold, Sl5OoO
600 for resumption account al the rate OF 9oVVVVVV
each month for July, August and September. -,
In relation the recent decline OF one per cent IN the
per cent bonds members of the syndicate claim tha
when tie loan was determined upon the syndicate Only
pledged itself 10 take 1000 and this was the basis
the contract The largest estimate made ri he time
OF the amount that would probably be disposed OF was
3OOOOOOO, but within three days OF the closing OF the
loan, on July l6 $50 100000 was subscribed. ont
side dealers, supposing that the syndicate would
place the price Of the bonds above par pur
chased between SGO00O00 and Ss00OOOO, ana
became losers but TO any great extent The purchases
were made gold basis, and the selling OF the bonds
war equivalent 10 short" sales OF gold great number
Of made this basis, AID the loss III the spe-
cuntors Offset by the profit arising from the decline
I'm gold IL stated that the syndicate purchased al
bonds at 92 and have sold mono at less than par
Financial claim that cevernl millions OF the per
cents been purchased by the members oil the syn
cate AT 90. ,
Tie accounts OF the liz per cent loan were closed up
during the visit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
SUICIDE OF A MURDERER.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 23.-In September, 1875,
an old man named Davis, resident Of LeetOna, ONO
was robbed and murdered by Thomas Mead, young
man living at Palestine, in this State. Mead
rested convicted OF the murder aud sentenced to be
hanged. but year ago last May escaped from Jail De
tectives discovered hun, to-day, at his home in Lima
vile, a small village near Alliance. Mead refused to
surrender fired upon the officers, who returned the
fire. wOunding Mead, who, seeing escape impossible,
blew his own brains out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

robbery; Thomas Curren and Thomas ward rare
Hugh McClbe. Leonard Roden James Hunter James
irving Iapes Gleason Patrick Mccarthy, elonO1s as aut
and battery Michael Wilson, John Devine Michael Snya
Henry Shea Charles IL. Trnson, James g. Austin AIhn,
Ilill smith Michael HOGAN, Edward DAVIS IiN"
McGuro burglary John Drase, Ann leam1n arAnolS -
man crand larceny Martin pinecn Hamilton Bigl J"nn
Ford White Frank Edwards. larceny rom the p'rs'"
Charles Miller falsa pretences ,,,-, ,a.t.,,o.
ny IrD-Y Gnuga-IEgyR J.-Joseph Ballard, homicdei
Thomas Mitchell Henry =. Boshe. Dsnc sullivan ssault
ami aitev John scnon, burlarv Giro Ipc0n ieioni9ls
assault and battery John McCabe, burglary AleAah"or
IIeathoringt0n, Arthur Lynch gram larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
rNIrED sTATEs sUPRElE COURT.
THE LICENSE or ToEEiGN CORPORATION ~
TRANSACT BUSINESS ~ STATE MAY De III
worm At PLEASURE WIN OR WITHOUT CAUSE.


W,stfINGToN, Sept 23.-Ihe United states states
srnren, Court has rendered opinion in inc gas, o
qtrle Secretary of state cd tis state n 0li 'p
e~ M. Con. mental Insurance Company ' INe tl! TOT '
Work FolloWmgis thc Point 81 o. decision; &C.,. 100
Ia,e decision fn Home Insurance Company aeL H'Itt w
v-aU 1.5I rea0rmed thaf agreement I'd hIriN u .i
fe. from re,ortug 90 the courts az tlt iurl states D. 9
~ against public policy gur lf s'attt Of e 'Ar o W
c.u,iu recurring aer. mcht d. DID ''A,t ~ .'
constitution on The United ~fltea arI tld a rl.t it,
fhe right impose conditions p" we |.N't '.'" ~"
i,su.ss within jas territory .y au ln.uIi't c,. J
chartered DIS another itt, when If, h.i Do. ..
C.e .rfiH 0- Jaws off Che Tr.. ~fatr if Dies l' N-.t
entirely i0 exclude such corporation from us lf,i. "a
la,lur given license Co revoke 80 ln DTS t- 1 l
cause or without The motive "f I'in q" I'VE lt'
IN SO doing rs NOT Open 90 inquiry. Ile com 4ly
has no Constitutional right ~ u.Is'c. it. 1l.tt.
ior whatever cause. violates no consul iu2nsi i-.G
Tie Legislature OF he state NJ Wisconsin enacted t NV
foreign Insurance company should TRANSFER s.l' IA
AGAINST from State cpurtslc ihe ieIa courts ~ "in
thorupo1 Iecome the duty "f secretary q, ,li oi W
e TO TrNoL cancel is license 10 go hdsH, "l.i ue
state An injunction o. RESTRAIN e Secre any 81 say. m
So doing. because 5uch ir ser rs maze '--HNl u
susta ned. Having constitutional rsht % 90 es- IN
That state the suggestion that thc intent OF the iss e Is
t. accomplish illegal resl % W.T. lt ie sliloo :" "a n,
SORT to me Federal 81 in1atg11l he g ~ eAcu
sion belongs to the STATE ana Che means b. when accom-
rshes that result not the subject o. Juitlal inquiry
Reversed. IL
tices Bradley, sWayne aud Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

The SHIN Cavalier, from VaIWoN, ITOanU,
Was at anchor in the Lower Bay yesterday, when ting
steamed np alongside and three bOarlmghouse runners,
armed with IoYoycrs aud knives. Camnered mp tn side
Of Inc vessel. Their old. 60 10 persuade the sail
ors 10 leave the vessel aud accompany them 20 NE
CITY. Capt. Niece. tle commander ol tine SHIP iad
zone ashore. leaving the vessel charge of the ship
nter John Pauison, who ed Tie intlutars 10
leave tie ship The runners. however, succeeded In
frightening the sailors into cOmpl auce with their wishes,
and hye of the went board the tug, which then
.f... "a acruv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

ST. LOUIS, Sept 23.-hlessrs. Goodwin g.
Bstr, extensive soap and candle makers filed volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy yesterday Their liabilities
are estimated at $4,000. The assets, they be
realized upon at face value will exceed the liabilities
receiver been appointed Business at the factory
will be continued usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
TwEED's TESTIMONY CoYTRADIcrED BY THE
RECORDS.

WATERTowN, n. Y, Sept. 23.-Wm. NJ.
Tweed in his testimony Friday, stated ne paid money
TO Senators Wnsow, Brand happening and others 10
oo for the passage Of the ewYork city tax levy for
1870 PAGE 9I OF the senate Journal u that year shows
thai on the final passage OF the bill The above uans cen
temcn voted IN the negative Mcssrs WINSTON ana har-
penDing voted the same the County BILL