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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
ELLIOTT, THE fORGER. RECAPTURED.

A detective belonging to PinkertOns agency
was riding over the Hudson River Railroad about three
weeks ago. when lie saw A whom lie recO gnizcd a.
Joe Elliott arrested for participation In the s64 900
bond forgery, but who had quietly walked away from
the officer having him charge, while his commitment
papers were being made out Returning to New
York the detective obtained bench warrant for Eli
otis arrest and spent the intervening time In riding
over road hoping Tor another glimpse OF the orgor
Last Wednesday he caught sight OF Elliott,
who left the train at Fishsll; and following him, he
came little hotel about i've miles from the depot
where Elliott staying with hs wife under the name
of Freeman. The detective telerraphed for assistance
and another officer up TO him. Early Thursday
morning they arrested the forger bed nOtwithssnd-
inga little feeble resistance the part OF his wife, and
brought him to NewYork. where lac was placed in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
OCEAN TRAVELLERS.

Six steamships sail to-day for European ports
the Weser, OF the German Ll0yds; tie Ethiopia, Of the
Anchor line; the Celtic. OF the White line the City
Of Richmond OF the nman line and the Egypt and the
Denmark, OF the National line Among the passengers
by the Ethiopia, for Glasgow, "a number OF mis-
sionares ont to BurInah, India by the American
Board of Missions. The hIll passenger lists of the
steamships Weser Ethiopia and Ccltic follows:
FOR BRFMEN-Bg lStalashiD Wsser-Mrs T. NJ. Outga-
Kiss Lucy NJ JennsOn L. SOnb0ru, James SoHbon, Miss NJ
Thomson Levy Guinaun, Mr Heinemann. H. ltese
and family Charles Bonner, Senj 4. May. WIN Boicher
John Bennes GrObe and child, j. Oseph John Long
Leopold Cans. Em French
FOR GLAsGOW-LB steamship E13ODd.-R0bt. GrOund.
water. Mr.. kirkpatrick, Morris C2rsweu Mm scott Dr. w.
j. Christie, VIM NeGurn the Rev y Harms M FAIL M.
Fall jr. VIM NJ. Morris, VIZ. BAH VIM G. Walker. p. Al
Mrs. Nj a. Scott. Thos h Green.
an Mise IL Greena the Rev ID. BiDney and Vile Miss
Rankin. FAN. the Rev T.. O. and wife the
Rev Webster aud WIFE, Miss g. H. McAuister Miss I.
Miller, Miss j. g. Bromley. &iss l.. h. RatAbuu W
Cross. Miss Lille Dunn, the Rev. j. A. Friday vile
MIS- Waters, Miss /. Walsh.
FOKLIN LiPOOl- Ia Steamship Csuic.-C apLan Tbos Les
Leslie j. Matthias B Sayin, :. GOldenbeTe,
enberg Alfred Post Mrs Poet child.
snail A. r. MoffaL Chas ". PTcsby. A. Iiey, Mrs Barrt
cbld maid, W H. Lewis John Va cher James Mailing r.
~ Richard Iinly, Or. a. T. IWiss J.. N. Merrill, H. n
Laurie W. T. Mercer, MIS- Mercer, q. Balm, T. GOOdhue
H. W. ElcOu Jos Bond. )r. Sr Henry Tyler. Nj fenon
MoIIis MIs. Morris, Miss Morse Colonel j. BerOu
Lewis, II. r. Lewis. MTe q. l. Case J. YhigO,
swan. Edward Nj. Tcaruey. r. W. Petutt A. RapPard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
MINERS READY TO RESUME WORK.

Private dispatches were received in this city,
yesterday, frou Scranton. stating that delegates OF
miners in conference with the representa-
lives OF the coal companies, and that, although
nothing had been settled, there was "a favorable
prospect OF early resumption Of work. The miners
were longer holding for their gina
an increase If % per cent IN their wages They made
an appeal to the Delaware Lackawann1 and Western
Company To bo permitted 10 10 work the
same basis at present paid by Mr.. Parish
an advance OF 10 per IL thought. however,
they would not hold out long for this increase
would work the old basis and depend upon
company pay all the price Of cOal wOnd Justify.
officers the different companies emphaiicaly deny
thai there any intention OF forming another cOIbna-
lion control either the prices the output OF coal The
matter not been considered by them, thew +,
either In convention elsewhere, and any report
snch plan is again contemplated BY thcm - mere tic
ton gotten up for stock iobbng purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
PREPARING FOR THE ADAMS BENEFIT.

At the meeting of the Adams Benefit COm-
mIttec. yesterday, the following additional volunteers
were heard from John BTOugham, c. a. Stevenson,
Alfred Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. Sol. smith, Mrs. ]. i.
Wells, Hiss l. S. LangfOrd, j. A. Stephens Helen Vim
cent L. A. Locke NIs Alexina Baker, Miss Josephine
Baker Morris Simmonds j. NJ. TUrner Hugh Dougbeity.
A. A. Seers, OF Union Square, will print the admission
tickets without charsc. Arthur Cheney OF Boston, has
subscribed 500 The fund 1t resolved 10 request
tie managers Of the NeWYork and Brooklyn theatres 20
ask the members OF their dramatic companies, who may
not De included several casts to take part in the
performance by going the stage in the fourth act Of
"Camille"-thc necessities OF the scene requiring the
presence OF many auxiliary persons an iuil dress
Tie managing committee earnestly soicits The CO
operation OF managers Throughout thr country. ~! q
simultaneous performance ~ every theatrical cry 10 me
Union. Oui-oitown managers ae asked u s4Aly me IL
s0jhcrn, az Horace Walls office, no. il Unon-square-
his, secretary! Tie Occr OF me programme was 0chIe-
~ setjled. 1he performance viii begin win the over
tuIc 10 " William TEL, played by 100 musicians unacf
Dace ia recitation. Mile. aimee viii 'hen sing new
Paul Bosselet ana the music ny francs tAap'isgn.
Next VIII come thc scene nom the " school Tor
Scandal with John Gilbert as SIR itlfF, hiss Rose
Cu-lan as Lndg Iea-t, ". Il. fIotd as lhHt s
Surface, and Edward Ainou a. JoseJh S'nydce.
AHer ms. Mcssrs. Castle ana Peakes, OF The
fourth act of Camille" viii then be played he fol-
lowed by Tony Pastor IN a comic song j. {. Williamson,
Miss Maggie Moore, aud me Union square company
VIII then give tine first act Of "SiruCk on after
%Eich HaIigG an" le , lat ct W." VI PII'eqd lI9
then be played. and Mr. Williams VIII follow with
direction OF Neil Bryant VII ave stccl"A' Gn4 me
entertainment will close with music finale by Henry
Wannomach,r' fuli orchestra. Mis-. John Drew will
play EDsH9 III the thru ac. 81 " Othe1o ana Louis
Adrch CGSStO. This completes tie partial cast gwen
Yesterday It Is sad that al ne auction sale Of ocye, on
Monday Mr. soihern VIII buy The ms boz hInseh-.i lie
Mr. Adams nas srilNed III Philadelphia 70 may be
NewYOIk was 1T BoctI's Theatre NAY H. 1870, Tor the
benefit ofJ. A. Zimmerman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
THE BREWERS AND MASTERS.

A meeting of the directors of the Brewers
aud Masters Insurance Company held yesterday
afternoon at the o0mpanys Office 70 consider the ques
ton Of meeting the Insurance superintendent requisi-
ton for 100000, TO make good the impairment in capt
tai mentioned in Thursdays TRIBUNE The meeting was
private aud very fully attended u was subsequently
stated that "A resolution was unanimously hoOpt-
ed agreeing 10 make assessment On me
stock TOR 80 per cent Of its par value
In case the holders portion 81 the stock refuse
Day III required assessment within the time stipulated
the order of the superintendent authorizes the company
reduce the amount OF such shares 10 40 per cent Of
face value and 10 issue shares par
for the remaining 90 per cent, providing the company
by this means can make up the Impairment. II was,
nevertheless considered doubtful, yesterday, whether
the company would be able TO raise the required amount
within sixty daysthe time allowed for making up the
deficiency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
he takes deep interest in all that relates TO the branches
"a
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY'S FUNERAL.


The preliminary funeral services OF the late
Archbishop Bayiey of Baltimore took place Yesterday
morning IN st. Patrick's Cathedral. NJ Newark IN the
presence OF q large number Of people. Although tue
services were conducted simply rs possible IN eom
pliance with the wishes OF tine deceased prtate they
were OF a solemn and impressive character on mus
day before the body invested with ful ponthcais
Robert CUSHING OF NewYOTk took cast Of the ieatues
of the Archbishop All through Thursday night large
number OF people admitted to the catheufal 10
view the remains. Yesterday morning the nrst mass
was celebrated vicaeneral DoaDe the second mass
by Father Finn and other by Bishops Gibbon ana
McQuade and several priests AT O'Clock the cathedral
WI. crowded TO its utmost capacity, many OF the audi
ence being prominent members OF Protestant chuenes
U an hour later the procession OF clergy entered tue
Cathedral headed by acOlytes bearing lighted candies
followed by forty priests, Bishops mcpl9ue anu
Gibbon VcarGeneral Doane, aud Bishop COrrigan
Bishop Corrgan, arriving In tie chaneel was vested
in fan pununcals, with black sOuane, white mtre etc
Eisbon CoTriesu ass sled by Viear-GcBeral Doane
as assistant-pnest; Fathers Cody ana l@Oh"ru ds
deacons III honor Father Berghse, as deacon; rather
Shepherd. suhdeacoD, and Father j. NJ flyhh' AZ
master Of ceremonies. $500
Among the relatives Of tire Archbishop present were
hi, niece Mrs Bernard STANLEY, OF Newark; his nephew
from Baltimore ana Mrs Harper and Miss Mason. OF
Baltimore. The musical portion OI the Hass wnIci
WIS Muer's Requiem Mass III /, was rendered
by the choir OF tine cathedral The only Moral
tribute was a mound Oh rare flowers De',lus Nv nv
inscription, My dear uncle" presented by Mrs
then the body was carried oGt ana psced ~ tne
hrarse. fhe following acting as pal-Deafeo; tathers
McNuity, UDgau Scnnitlr. James iOiilkdD, H.
ming, Saaun VasSaO and Nessnor. The procession
formed following order: Platoon O ponce, ctrE!
in carriages, the hearse escorted by the Society Oi
81. Vincent de Paul. BshOp Corrigan, Nlcartfeheral
DOanc, aud other clergy clrrlages, Young Mems Cath
ole Association Young Mems SOdaity IN carriages
relatives st. James, IOta Abstinence ben
Society, the Chdren OF Many the sOceiS OF Tue oy
Angels and other ORGANIZATIONS. Inc SticetS were
crowded an the to ne Market street Depot NJ oast
$1,000 persons viewing the procession Al the uepo
| ahour 5tstO persous were assembled There was some
delay az the depot, train, which 20 bear the re-
mans 10 Baltimore, not having arrived me BODY was
placed ON palace car, winch was attached 20 t"e lin
ed express while band played dige, ana the pto-
ole led their hats IN token OF respect iOI the "'ti
t1fislcd Yelate. bishops GibbOn, COrieah ana NC
Ouadr, Vicar-General DOane and others accompanied
Ia, remains The funeral aIang ements were III charge
OIL NJ \ Afuin, OI Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06

REPrBLIcAN CONVENTIONS CALLED.

REPTrBLICAN CONVENTIONS CALLED.
AT the meeting OF the Republican Central
Committee at Republican Hall. last evening joel W.
Mason, IN behalf of the Executive Committee, recon-
ncnded that the primaries 10 elect delegates To the sew
eral Republican conventions he held on TUESDAY even
ng October 10. The time for holding the conventions
was fixed follows County convention Friday Octo-
her 10: Senatorial conventions Monday. October ~
Assembly conventions. Tuesday. October23 Aldermen
conventions Wednesday, October n The bass OF rep
resentaton in the conventions will be three delegates
for every 900 Republican votes east ut the President
election. The Executive Committee was authorized 70
call n ratification meeting at such time IA might De
deemed cXpedient. .-
As as the routine business was finished GEORGE
IT, Forster, OF Kings Bridge, and General Joseph y
Pmckney their feet. General Ilnckney uOF,u
an adiOurninent MI Forster asked General PlncA
ney withdraw his motion, Ia allow him Ia OHer sOo
resolutions on rising vote the adjournment Ntla
carried large majority The resolutions whlch Mr.
Forster was prevented from reading Included George
William Curtiss Rochester resolution approving ITcs
dent Hayes's Administration. and Civil Service REFORM
ana another resolution also offered Al Rochester urging
the adoption Of the Constitutional amendments appiOFeu
by The last Legislature. Mr. Fosters RESOLUTIONS com
mended the Republican State ticket To the support Oh
Republican voters, aud denounced the Iainniahy anu
Canal Ring ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
DECIsIoNs-ocT. 5.

Supreme Couri-Lhanbers-By Judge Barrett
In the matter Of Conkns ccl must require proof OF de.
mand evidence OF tho facts alleged before aunQ
summary and harsh regard the berty of
the citizen demands this When sho the war.
rant must DO made returabe upon ay which II
s issued Coke agt MannngDsmissed without prejudice
motion for third Monday. HUFFMAN for
granted. Strauss Motion for re
sale denied with sO costs. and stay vacated Noorehead
quincy Motion N dismiss action granted with $40
costs Beckman agt Leyy-Mouon granted for second FRI
day BrBcknan ManheimerJ tgment granted. Brass
agt Plaintiff ordered 10 file $3.50
Mills agL wash.-Motion granted Tor the 18th inst
Common Pieds-SpecidI Term-By Judge Robinson
the matter OF fabbrL-Motion ganted-Orar OF refer
ence to b. amended aoeoriinglysee opinion METROPOLITAN
Press Association ast The Sar Newspaper Co-Mo0n
place short calendar granted the
OF Hsh ct aThe assignee should apply order pub
ncaton all who have their give
sona service. Dces agt DoesMoOn IA compel plaintiffs
accept answer denied Canty ag the Second Avenue Rat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-06
TIE NsrRANCE SCRIP FORGERIEs.
A Df.LlEF man WUIIAM c. GILMAN IS shCEETfD
IN THIS CITY.

IN THIS CITY.
There are DO additions reported to the
amount already published Of Willani O. Gnnans for
Fories. M Gilman was executor and manager Of the
estate Of his mother. ana il IS believed that the pro-
eees of the estate were used by hn before he rcsorted
to forgery 90 cover his heavy losses The creditors
orally DENY that any steps being taken By them look
ing toward a compromising Of ebony Nh. TamaOge
stated TO q TRIBUNE reporter that he had not
been approached by any OF Mr.. Glmau's family, and
asked 10 compromise but upon being closely pressed on
tbe snli,rt oil meeting said There was a confer
euce f tlc creditors of Mr. Cluau-aud there only
icN. tine office Of tuc commercial Mutual Iusi. aicc
Company. Was no. present, b1t JILL nDcr ol our Ill
was h IT, Mr Gudu's affairs were discussed, ana We
nous suggestions were made. without arriving al any re
sut ana uuu some 0ehniie pan lo agreed upon do
80 Tor "a s4uritrier of t, foree4 cerfiicatf- u0n
tAc payment OF the loans No fu or para, NJ. Iauausc
said: eve viii very clrcriully sell what We nave 10
al.v one VINO viii replace our loan"
I'm tho courseof long conversation Nr. Taluadga said
thar he was iainlnar With Mr. Gmans operations, and
he was satisfied that his losses made By seclalng
and not m the re- OF business " line suicide
theory" bee added is exploded ana there is no doub
that hir Gilman Is socroicd somewhere in the CITY"
Iue safe. Do De- said. will Dc opened this morning III The
presence m Ae creditors. and mat afterwards second
n, cling WiI DE held. ihe assets Of Mr. Gilman are
heavier Eu al rri reported They CONSIST 81 Dauk STOCK
Atlantic Mutual Union Mutual ami NeW-iork Mutual
scrl, securities VIII itiAii"Se "a casn III ,ue
American Exchange B.nk and ONCE furniture
agsrcgatiug about $4,000. Tie house and IurniuTe
GA Ihi ty-.lXthst are eSiudttd ~ FoVVOJ, me iaet
act OF mr. Gilman, before leaving the city on saturday,
10 secure loan from tie commercial Mutual Com
uany. turning over among other collateral the scrip he
purchased from James Eaton, ana Two ofher small
pieces .ed heavily, for which be paid respectively
$3.50 anu $50 These enecLs Win the one 7iViVSlEtn
60 r IlfUu. IeIuCed LI> oai3 &c h the American Tx
change Bank 70 about $500. Inc money received nom
tie Commercial Mutual loan Nj. Gilman took WITH Hn
o. Norwich, where be Is known 10 have settled numerous
bls incurred by ti- family Crung the summer aud 10 Is
believed he has suite, NJ funds ON hand 10 make his
forced IetlItncnt comfortable
In insurance cCCs tie opinion Is prevalent that Mr.,
Gilman Dbl Tins city, ana lu daily communication WITH
his Iaiii anu confidential advisers, ana tnat when the
sci 20 he agreed upon s ldlu auu tae evidences
Of guilt surrendered ana destroyed ne viii leave The
city, sttempt bud up MS reputation elsewhere.
Detective Sampson stated Yesterday that IL was no
longer secret that Gilman was secreted ~ his friends
in city, and that compromise would be effected.