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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
coNTRACrs FOR LIGHTING TIE STREETS.

The Gas Commission yesterday made the
following contracts for lighting the public lanps for the
-four months ending April 80. 1879; To the kew-York
Gas Company, for the 3.0s5 lamps south Of Grandst,
al Sc each FOR four mouths TO the Manhattan Gas Com
pauy FOR tho 6GO0 lamps between Grand and Thirty
fOuTthsta. al 50 each. 70 the Metropolitan Gas Com
pany FOR $500, portion ~ the lamps between Thirty
foufth And hcyeuty-nntli-ss. At So 80 each To The
NeWl ORR Mutual Gas Company for 5bO portion OF tue
lamps between 1hrtyfourth and Seventy nlnthsts, AZ
sS each. To the GOnkers Gas-light Company for the
scycntytwO lamps ~ Rverdde, Twenty fourth WARD.
~ 81 cach Tue awarding ~ contract for lighting be-
tween Seventy ninst. and Harlem River, laid over
Tor future Confederation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
CRIMINAL NOTES

Judge Benedict yesterday sentenced English,
the bond forgrr TO years confinement Kings
County Penitentiary.
Moses A. Snyder, the clerk in the Exchange
National Bank. JDo h indicted ur embezzng Us funds,
yesterday pleaded guilty before Judge Benedict lie Will
be sentenced on Monday.
In the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
John MOOlseT ala. Jack" walsh for completely in the
larceny OF y Trunk containing silks vrllci $1,000
from ~ H. a. C1afns trucks, was held f0g GAMMA
ton in ~ 90 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
JUDGEMENTS AGAINST TRUSTEES.

The suits Of Samuel Ii. Hurd, receiver.
against several Of the trustees of the Third Avenue saw
ings Bank. involving the principles a. the suit
against David Moran reported IN Thursdly's TRIBUNE.
we've tried yesterday, and resulted u judgments Tor tue
Receiver, follows: Against John IT, Lyon, ,6,3s1 "a
against william H. Bruins tWo Judgment; one Tor So
tII 90; the other for 1888 40; against william B Har
usOn, Two Judgments for Si3523 30, the other for
fI11 Boz against James owens. two ludgmtnis; one FOR
s3jel 10 the other FOR 1883 10 ana against George
HeuAen IT.. two Judgments; one for s3,3dl 10, tue
Ot.lr !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

ALBtNY. \. Y, Dec. l4.-Fo'lowng arc the pro-
cestngs Ia the Couri ~ Appeals TODAY.
No. l6-.-IOgn Of rtfpOlt LOVtlarr argument re
suncd nnd concluded. No 2o9-whtney aFt Hask River
Insurance Company argued by James g. >inrbucE sp
pelsnt l.. " Russ, Tor respondent No. -. browning
aCt Home Insurance Company argued bN D. d
Tor appellant Thomas lwlt for respondent. SO. lsS-
Browl sgt ~isourreyi suhm t'cd No. saj-Saussy aEt
Hsuel argued by 4. uyct ioT appellant Jones Tor
snoufent Case sill
Foovfugi trc csv calendar ior Nontav p,rsnlber ~
lsL.. Nos 80. ~. ll. IS. go. -. - ana alA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
CHARGES AGAINST JUSTICE DUFFY.

The formal charges and specifications against
Police Justice Duffy hled YESTERDAY tie Court OF
Common Peas. These charge, preferred % John o.
Mott and cndored hy chief Justice DAVE ar. n sub
stance tnat ne uscd be power police justice aud
rested MTs. Mary 1rHycrs without "a warrant, and cx-
amAed lcr without telling her her rights denied her
c0" tid kept Der three ds 10 prison 20 force her,
administrative or J. O'Nsl 20 Give another woman 500
ana = gold Natcl, ~ Winch sAe laid clam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
COL. McLEER's NOMINATION A SURPRISE.

The announcement that Colonel James Nc
Iner had been nominated by President Hayes Post
master OF Brooklyn place Of Charles C. Talbot created
considerable surprise yesterday among the latters
friends They lad supposed that as it acknowledged
that Mr.. Talbot had been excellent Postmaster and
no charges had been made against MIN. he would
undoubtedly DO retained. Mr. Talbot says That
he even had the assurance o. the Postmaster
General that the papers for his reappolntinent
Lad been made ont The friends OF Colonel McLoor,
the other hand claim that lie deserves the position He
lost az IN the Union service during the cVH war,
and pension agency hich no formerly occupied has
been abolished. IN that position, and city auditor ne
had shown ability and energy II Is generally remarked
that either Colonel McLeer nj Talbot would be good
pa. TINA for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

for partisan purposes, 70 head Andy Johnson, has
exercised, unquestiOned. this power Tie Tonureof-
once Act should he repealed at once ard only rcne-
bered unwarranted attempt In the midst of an
OF partisan delium, to prevent tho removal by the
President OF a cabinet minister, ;. d. D.
WASHINGTON Dec. 10 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
DIssENsIoN AMONG TAE CIGAR-MAKERs.

The cigar-makeI's new union shop, ut No.
AZ y,sey is already creating jealousy among the
worimen. An Old wOIkEen o. the Lcntensten Brothers
who worked ~ TIE shop OF Berger Just before the strkc
was elected ny BcTAeig employees rs tLelr representa-
tive IN tie SHOP IiIsmade his Old fellow aorkuen
at LicLtcIsteL's cnVous, and they demanded Of tie
Central Committee that lie De compelled 10 Ieoin then
association, which would force hlm 10 working al
TIE new shop. The Central Committee acccedcd 10 this
demand, WAer-upOn his supporters DECLARED That Le
was WrOugcd lie manufacturers say uat mutual
coJ,sly and EtIDs GlsscusIOu VIII soon break UP TIC
str he Dissatisfaction is expressed 10y number ~
Germans the manner IN which President -stTdsacr
conducts affairs, but the BOhemians insist Oil supporting
I'm.
Dr. Noritz p physician brought into the Fourth Dis
triC suit for SlOG against TIC cigar makers lor
medical Gervices rendered 10 several stlikors The
str paid b. aud aimed hAl las charges
were cxCrbitaut Justice D.ukel yesterday decided
against the cCar-maEers. ordering tlcm to pay the u
amount of the BILL with costs. An HpVeAl Was thru made
to the Guar. Common Pleas IL wds stated - sttTuay
tat nee the sAe began $50 warrants Tor eiecim, ut
had been brought against Ia" rtihcis o. "iich bru
were dismissed. Yesterdays recipe WoEc %4I' ihe
manufacturer hold d III CUng his afternoon
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Tommy came home from school, and handed
10 his father the teachers report bis progress during
the month Thi- rs very unsatisfactory, Tom you'yf
"a very small number OF good marks. Tn not 80 ali
pleased with o." 81 tod the teacher you wouldn't De-
but he wouldn't alter T."
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ties OF Mrs. echni,zs precarous condition, Madlme
Weiss was discharged from custody for the fourth time
after having been charged with malpractice.
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CALENDARS rlils pAN.
raKaE C0vGf- srrCaL rTga- narrssL i.-Sos stl tsS
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rEIcr rno,rncr, N crnt
Nhnt might h. secured bat fpr Srnri,h
Pride NAr;inc4 so,npo,'- Failure.

lilvANA. June l-. STA KY W -,r. Juno 10 -
Wnn. tacic app.arto '' n,iD lig.t.ua- of unity
nf purpose ainnu, tao -o-rllti op.a.-h rnr'y.
ther ae. inl"4f..u- n'..n; n.l.r. .aH.- u0f
H. would sIajA nla. l'... nI'l the in-ur-
rout- uIon almost any t.I!rs ID ID wrreAui i,r
Nlrui-h pride. %. u"gntuN N'r~ must surely r.-
suit to th, d,,,.l,.i.o-. 90 t.e siau.ar.-. Tine
insurgents are r,t uyer-r o. nH.,utiai.n.; psarr.
proy.tin. pui Ihouy. with sum lent foreign
..uerAr'oD- hccNu ."tei Scu-tll" Cuhan-. and
somo .,rHniard~. say they know tha dangers
Surr YUna bag on'ire Independence. and should
lrri. 2 arn 'NHi.Dn ptue init"GN - li'-.
When NurilAH'-' .IH i''- arrived r ENt months
ag'. with 3tuuu mon, the paciilcaupn of tA"
ISLAND was nsNn prom sd al the end o' t.lc
v ut'r campaign. hu' tie '-li- show il4a' iil.
disadvantages tn" stntr of tae island l. not
h'ti r than i was last Sr.r az th" ~Iinn season.
Hnt 100" lu-urr' giiNu i- H. s'i"n. a. "N'r INr
only Visible adNnn' ig" lnln.t during tar
whn.N winter canla.rn W.- Jess burning o'
rhr Treasury Of the -lana is exhausted. Tho
daily liiN'lfit .nl.ni f'iH .tuatlDl Nf lnH Ir Sc
urv ha- llcru ~u-pHnt ID. I1-' y Hr. ui d l.
N'rf T. w lI's n' IS" ih' 70 ".NN its' V. ih
amnesty d.'r.'. IacN huNo ne ronil ien'' 100 T..
Tine ST. Foe oI affairs n ,ii' i7lnni j. iNn-uid.
lf.,~frl". nnl 49, 4r
ih. lu'a inst. ~ thg. il.'l ~ ;r santiago. pure
u ], de- ulli tlr q d., ni d., battalion .ll ~..4.,i-
shoot r- of san QI'pi u v.fl the collar OF t.r
Order oi sun T. ruau 20. for tn' r saAanuy IN
tI"arinn ii t',ilt 90 uu juN a.. ISL.
nu-ullY hDaN rnir- ia %" district oi san
tac" /. itrl op rlti0n-.
royal ori,r hl- u.,n -snod approving thc
LAYING ot % -|'ni rHn" .iw ru Niii ;' uH
IciolDytlo N,-i India and lanana Com
JNAA.
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THE SEIZURE or THE GEORGFI.
Mr.. Evnrts Demanding OF the Peruvian Au-
thorItIcs her Immediate HcIemse.

WASHINGTON, June 1o.-Ahout one year
a.;o the steamer Georgia. belonging TO the Pa
cilc Mail Steamship Company. struck on u reef
in Magellan straits. and the Captain Of the ship
made bargain with n wrcckcr-onc Jones.
citizen OF Chili-to save her. The steamship
company sent out another Captain. in
whose fidelity they could trust. who
made a bargain with Jones by which the
owners Of the vessel obtain ID possession OF her.
The Captain gave Jones in cash about 81 800.
and draft for s13cO0 This was the bs
arrangement he could make. lIo dll it unler
compulson as he alleges and the company re-
fused to pay the dfait, but expressed thcir
Willingness to make an equitable settlement.
Ihe captain IN charge 81 the vessel some time
upon Jones had the ship seized by Tn"
Custom House authorities who put an
Olli.r abOnrd Of her. When the Captain was
ready TO sail he wont to sea- and carried the
Custom House officers with him. He wa.
compelled 10 put into poh again. an.
tho Chian nuthorluos onca niui- took
possession of ,tho ship and. put two
Custom House officers aboard. The Captain
coded and then put to sen. Tho nISt pott nc
thpriiics had sufficient influence with The Peru-
Wan Government 10 have tho ship seized. Tine
thr guns 81 the fort. lio comniuulrui d
Wun Mr Gibbs. our Minister at Lima, who
toli him not Ia obey the order. Accordingly.
Wh'h h' WIS ready 70 gu L. s'u d. SIT -lil, tut
tl' J ruyian. or irrcd gunholt to pur-u' and
thD Gcurg &, was iaN ~ hu'h under ,ur Luus oi
the Peruvian mru-Ot-Wur, uul anchored off
tho iuit. The Captain reported TO tn" Ministor
This we, the iii oi NV Th.r. WI si,,,i,, d".
lay. and the Pr sident of the rarinr Mail
Steamship Company cnme To- Washington and
laid tn" cas h'lora the state Department. The
following telegram was mt tO our Minister:
WAsuiseroS. june =. i-7'.
Anrr''n iar aorsa ' a c"' n'nu n hi,' h' @
n''i.'' i''t,' 9.Di NiN o. N",9 ll' ".H,i h"' ID!
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1uE ForR PER CENT BoNDs.


WASHINGTON. Juno 19.-Sccretary Sher-
mnn has boon BROUGHT up by round turn in
his dounlc-hcadcd financial policy. The Syn
dicate was justly alarmed by the we'll au,hontl-
catnd stories which came from Washington in
regard to the Presidents disposition to favor
the silver dollar hcrcsy which has infected the
Ohio Republicans. Mr. Belmont. who is Il
close student Of our pari mcntnry debates on
the financial question. rccollccted that when
Hayes WIS member of the Thiry-ninth Con-
grcss he voted for resolution prohibiting any
dminuiion Of the lcaal tender currency; that
hc also voted for resolution directing the
withdrawal OF national bank currency and sub
sihuting therefor legal tender notes issued by
the Government Of the United Statos; that he
also voted fora resolution condcmning Secre-
tary McCuloch's contraction of the
legal tender currency. ana that he also
voted along with Thad Stevens in favor Of
issuing moro grccnhacks. Indeed. II is arpa-
rent to Mr.. Belmont. or any other student Of
Mr. Shcrmans or Mr. Hayess records in Con-
gross that they were both advocates of more
grronbacks and by their votes recorded thcm-
solves in favor Of paving our bond- in derrc-
cigtnd currency. These faH4. in couupc-
tion wi,h tne well-knoWn a,,iiule Of
ne Republican tnriy IN Ohio on the
silver question. was utirirnt cause "a. render
the Syndicate unnasy. inn-murhas while the
President maintains an Ouinuus silence his in
tmHr pcrs mi friends Wid political ndvis ~
the silver dollar and an that its rniron"tizuIon
implies ShDrmun's own de- hrat!on- rs nu-
SI' and Nsw York 7Ymes' w"rs SO '1G uHSound.
in the opinion of Imam 'icrs Ike Is 'lmont
and other members 81 the syndicate. that they
" re- quite nervous thereat and irared TINT
tn'y would l' uulhl O. place i,ir four pgr cent.
dc luing thHt. ina much as the Government
could not tell what lH ni- bad l.rn ,lHn-i'rred
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SOME DOOMED MURDERERS.
PREP.IRJ TIONs FOR THE HivGING or
IIIE NOILy NtGtJLE>.


County JnI aud it, Means or Defcncc.
There Is apprehension in Mauch Chunk Of
possible Molly Mueuirc UPRISING for the
rcsru, OF the four murdcrcrs who lie in the
county jail. The people are feycrish and nory-
ous. and talk Of little beside the ali-absorb.ng
topic.
Tho Mollos are Ivy no means defunoi.
Every little mining village near here
has its organization. and in every place
the memhcrs have been meeting night
after might during the past week with
frequency and in numbers such Ms Maguircism
never commanded before. In Mauch Chunk
the organization has been refused permission
to hold its meetings in Oak Hail. its old council
place. II has. therefore. taken u room far up
the main road ON the mountain side. Th"y,
too. have boon me- ting regularly every night
Rumors of u combined movement rcyrhcd
h're ON sunday. ana III an incredibly
short space of tmo ono hundred mon
rrir',cntinl every class ana condition
oyer else WIS easily procured. usscmhled
ia tire suuar" IN front of the Court House, and
at"rNnrd pairOnc.l tao streets all night. II was
a false aluriu. llul tnCro r. u Widr-irt ap-
prnhcn-ion tha, the Molly Magrlircs win
AZ Lust attempt n re-rue of their com.
aivrNHa h.s the uNirty IL intensified To-
rignt cor to.morrow night. II Nt qli, TIA" attempt
Thursday wnrnin. nuthin.. more than = cnth
grng of idle and drunken men is looked for.
There Will bc militia here and the coal and iron
police force Will Ic strengthened.
The MullicS who call themselves the Anci mt
Luirr- ar something cl-' holt their meetings
w.t.nut any attempt az conrcalm'nt. and say
ihnt waot "~rc iul> cNer'i-os 'hem Just nov is
funerals VIII prohaHly hr memorable in the h.~-
tors "i a." iaNrS- s" iry and it, icrl H.
-'r. Neu hril oi ol rlt,u-. IL -euupos '4 t.st
ull mrau-rS mot ir PRISON for tl,.rrgino- viii
int. ..i.h d-.tfr. tnduu.l' 'wN -..ydrnhu-.
. y ID .lIH | Oh.
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rRlCE TWO CENTS.
RUSSIA'S WAR WITH TURKEY
THE PORTE'S BiTTiLTOvS FILLIN0
B.fCK IN ASIA MINOR.
The Hussinns Advancing all Along the Line
Preparing 90 Cross the Danuhe-rusJt-
ish Outrngcs In the T'roNiuce of Tutcim.

ish Outrage. In the T'roNince of Tultcba.
vienna, Juno ~. A telegram received
hero SAYS that the Turks. with eighteen battll-
ions, twelve field. AMI twelve mountain guns,
have fullOn baek from lshakirhaha 10 II very
good position two miles west Of X'win. on tho
Plateau. with cutpo.ts at Yrnikeni and VI 1zin-
gcrl The right wing of fourteen batialions.
twelve field. and four mountain guns. is falling
ba TX from Dclibaba The ltn wing OF oight
battalions AMI dix mountain guns has
retired from Ou to Iirgiboaz. Kup-
rikoi Is held Ny three battalions. who haye
thrown up carthworka to cover tn" bridge ovor
the river AraNes Four batalions are prepare
irg cntrcn -hments on the Devlbozn Tho Rus
HF1nysh. IL, Tqprk- k-k1le. Tn. conduct of
ISnhil iIuski 1asha, Governor Of IrI rOuin, is
severely criticised by tho military authorities.
CossTA y f,irir, jur- Ga FL, .'~-h1i ,,,1i inlo-
graphs from Sukuu- Kglch, June A. tnat 5000
ltu-sans. who % 'cupind VI oNWikd and Tch0nt-
troops and ironemls 4 moyenicnt has been
u4dcrlaken t. c'i of ,hrir reirr4t
Ndutfrd says ln u few days a manif eto viii be
issued hy the tiir on thn occasion Of the crosse
ins Of ihr Danube for which pr.raraiions on
grand scale ar" now akn. The Turks arc
sending rriniur'eWcnts tu the mouth OF the Ji-
mok. evidently su,le ting TINT the Russian Do
sign II 10 cro-s the Dnnube into Scrviu at Ola
down. II Is believed that Prince Milan will sign
convention with Russa allowing her troops
to cross the Danube at GladONa.
A liuat'huk despatch says that the movement
oi the Russians " 'stwurd from CiurgeVO con-
tnuos.
Tho Ddny Nprs' Rust 'huk despatch says:
" II letters can he believed which have be"n re-
c"iv,d here by noahlitirf ost .nslily helorg ini.
To- tho most loyal class oi the Suliun's
SuliCt oulragos are lro""f ding I'M
checked In the province of Tut nm. Chr,s-
uau- ur' outlaw a hy tle uuthor tics and
abandoned To- the Tartar. ana C.rf,i--i,,ia. VII
lntcs und iarrr- ar" wfli"r'y sWN"d and
bnth.'', ',Wtl a N'W nl r'ii'r'4| Nl "un'ry
GNu-tis hegIs erD. ,,iif .i N.rs dvy hy b.o'ti-
50 iued murder inio iai h-. Nat'ln, BABE
ali. ..ii. and liu. ,tu. ~ % 'H .U. som burn-
ins village are Visible very ni-ht
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SURROUNDED BY SAVAGES.
4 HIND TO HiND TTCTT WITH TNDIiNS
IN UNITE BtRD CINON.
Tho Fate Of the Troops sent TO the Relief OF
thc settlers In Idaho and Oregon Col.
Perry and Half of His Command Killed.

SAN FRANCIsCO juno 10.--News was re-
ceiycd at Lewiston. Idaho. on Friday last. that
party Of Salmon river Indians and Joscph's
band had assembled on Cama's Prairie. and
that four whites had been killed on the Salmon
river. near the mouth Of White Bird river. Tho
Indians attacked the settlers on Cama's Prairie
and killed benjamin Norton. his wife and two
or three other persons. They attacked all the
tcamstcrs on the road. and took possession Of
the whole Prairie with the exception Of the
town OF Mount Idaho, which they threatened on
Friday evening. force Of one hundred troops.
with two friendly Indians and several civilians.
left the Lapwai garrison, under command OF
Col. Perry. for Mount Idaho. Soon aherward
nows wns received that Cant. James Baker
Samuel Benedict and wife, and their four chill
dron. with Harry Mason. Henry Eifors and
Warrcn's cxprcssman. had been killed on
Salmon river. and that pack train had been
attacked near Cold Spring. and two whites.
named Davenport and Ouslcy, killed. Two half
brood Indians escaped.
4 despatch came through to Lewiston To- tho
oiloct that Col. Perry reached Mount Idaho ON
Saturday morning. md found the reports OF the
slaughtering OF whites true; that the Indians
had gone 10 the Salmon river, and troul were
in pursuit of them messages from kHmakOi
brought 10y Indian runners To the agoncy state
thrt tweny-nine whites had been killed and
i ,'i'', & ',' lsrd ~ hipes nnI hie fnn,,y Ntr
r II In Lo ~ ,i,it'n ~, ~ ~ ,,v ,,,,
80 - I, ,,, ,'. a. ~ 81, '-, ~, j., W ,s Nj ,r
pn Ili,,'inni,l ,vi ' IN, iouir, M or' Vit
trn ", ',.i ,r W.u,,t
n.gl t. and five compMpiDs Of cavalry from WaIa
~ ''',' @ ',.' @ IT, " , - o. 'i " i VIZ va
a. - 'i''" p 'i''"' '"' '''Si' "a "' '''i'
"7 Tho ,r,o..s with trn ,i,i,or from,
,,,f ii.i" r,.f', ~ ,i H., ii,,a a., IT,.
i.I r Wi'i, mn fs0'r MI t,'.l,'. i.
mouniad and lon "a few ii iIn soir rr- and
~ MY friendly Indians to mold tn" r-l-'-;
/ iN' 'nd ans opened ii 'ilh lNr u. tp7 anu
7 lh' fhln- WIS continued l'f fS'n" lln'. VA d
Friendly Intiau1 ht.9m ulrinrn. ~" p II-
/ ui' ~ guarding ilr lnrs could s'. Unit ilir
lniinu- wore getting ih" h'~t ni tlr n rli. aui
tH.t the soldiers Were rotr0at'u.,. Tho Captain
%. Oh. i.l!ty Di Dlila.i- i.Ii r.Ili i4,I .Nl nuf
/ prirt, ars known {, hNV- ntu llnl. TAH
/ whole ef the horse grHli. both Indians and
| Whit q. broke Hui ram. t'nr { v unt iu'.n.
| END .onir o. IMINIl. l-u,Invf' Nnf- ~tN rui
! loose oytr thU lraiei'. Ia0". .uinInr in i.r-
! wunrS,r stnln.l uuu.uly o.. .Hlti.- g., f.
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rMNroN. Jun" 10 In tine United States Dis
trrl court to-day. h,iote Jud-e 'atWellii,r, LAWYER
D.tsLh.c'r o Sew lutA muNcd that the h.a o : lurr
,nl and tnsc tie alleged newark bond inf.rrs hr set
down Ton the present tcin, that the hA he reuc,d
from slnptl 10 p4.ND Nauld Attorney krA>hy up
posed the motion, aud A.rA shurp contest TtMtcn cOun-
sci judge Cadw alIadvI lAed the bail A. s5,UU.
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A BIG >urihe Threatened.

The lnhorrrs Union ot brooklyn ~ r'orrnn-
iIng wiih ,lcN to dcmanlns an nclrnw w wA-''
from IL - to - dAN Il, mruh,l, sij that ,nr, the
hnrd time, SGT i'm, tlr employer, hay" rhcucal> had
their way and that IN many taNrs the men receive
less than what is required t. svr em the niece ,,arics ol
lite II In. demand not Accodcd TO- asencra stIiAc Is
" be made.
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The THERMOMETER in Sew loh Yesterday.


81 llHlpur- 4t9A A.N.G.. .:G.Gs 1910 ia
'.rr ,., 90 o.. 'a.
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Gents. French calf tie shoes $3.50. Knox 4
Morgan. isj Canal st, corner south 9TH aY -Ai'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03

TRAIN-WRECKERs AND DEsPERADoEs.-St.
Louis, February Information from Will
hanson county, ILL.,, is to the effect that a
band Of desperadoes have organized for the
purpose Of robbery, and murder, If neces-
sary, to carry out their plans. 1t has been
discovered during the past week, and James
Moss, the leader, and James Jackson, Frank
Palmer, and another, have been arrested.
/ A band OF train-wreckers have been'ope-
rating for some time past on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad, and several
trains have been thrown from the track ana
robbed. The operations OF the band have
been in very thinly-settled parts OF Southern
Kansas and the Indian Territory, and the
task Of capturing any Of them has been eX-
tremely difficult until Saturday last, when
two Of them, named Meadows and Mead,
were arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Stevenson, heavily ironed, and
taken to Fort Smith, Ark, where they will
be tried. .".E 'is.. ...,..- ~;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03


LIPE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICERS IN
DIcrED.-Ne,o York, February 1.-The
grand jury yesterday presented indictments
against Theodore r. Wctmore, vice-presi-
dent OF the Security Life Insurance Com
pany, for embezzlement aud grand larceny !;
Robert L. Coy, president; Robert L. Coy,
Jr., secretary; and Isaac 81. Allen, trea-
surer, for perjury. Judge Gildersleeve
Immediately issued bench-warTants Tor
the arrest OF all the above-namad
parties, which were placed in the hands
of officers for service. Mr.. Wetmore
did not sign the annual statement Of the
company, aud no indictment could be found
against him for perjury. as in case OF other
officials who affixed their signatures TO false
statements. Mr.. Allen was at the office, OF
the Security Company yesterday as. usual,
and will not make any effort, he states, to
avoid arrest. He has, however, made pro-
vision for bail when the time comes. The
other officers of the company have not been
seen about the office for some time.