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SECCION
iCUANDo,..
SoNETo.

al rayar en- Oriente la manlna
Ne anunciaban con notas peregrlnas
Su venida, las pardas golondrinas,
7 70 las escuchaba EN- mi ven,ana.
;Ayl.del invierno la estacion tirans
Las ar-ojo sahuda 4 otrns c%olinas,
Y sus dulces canoiones matutinas
A escuchar no volyf, de gozo ufana.
La triste realidad an disipado
De mi amor las quime ricas 1cciones
Con que gozo mi orazon helado
Nil supremas dlvInas emociones..... .
Las ayes volveran al nido amado
Mas cuendo han de volver mis- ilusio.
mes!
JosEFINA.
sar Francisco, Octubre 6 de 1877.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
PRECIOS.
OBRAS.

Por Ell dltimo vapoT Sc acaban de reci-
Dir las sigientes obras:
La crónica., 1877-10-27
X DE LOS
MARCHANTES /!
GRAN REDUCTION de PRECIOS

En- esta barberfa Sc afeita por 10cts.
Sc corta ell pelo por....-...".. l5cts.
Sc Iaba la cabeza por........... 15cts.
Excepto los SabadOs y Domin-
gos en- que Sc afeita por..... l5cts.
Sc corta Ell pelo por............ 25cts.
Sc laba la cabeza por........... 25cts.
Tambien Sc saean muelas por1 peso.
Siempre tengo a la mano un magnffeo
surtido de
Perfumleria,
Sc ateita como en- las mejores barberfas,
Gale del Also entire los Nos. 2 y 4.
s22no
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DE PASO

AL Nuevo Establecimiento: esquina
de las GALES Marchessault y
Principal y saboread los e~xelentes
WHO'S, LICORES, CORDIALES
YLOS MAGNIFICOS PUROS
One hay const ntemente a la mano.
Tambien encontrareis nm buen surtido de
AbarrOteS, PrOYisjOncS& *
Este establecimiento esta baio Ia su-
peryision de
id.
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Curada ELECTROMAGNETIC.

Curada Perfectamente.
Todos los Pacientes de esta epfermedad
QUE estan ansiOsos de ser curados dc berian
prohar los POAVOS CELEBRES CON-
SUNTIVOS DEL DIR. KISSNER. Estos
Polvos son Ia unica preparation conocida
que cura CONSUNCION y todas las enter
medades de Ia GARGANTA Y los Pull
MONES-en realidad es tan grande nues-
ira fe en- ellos, y & la vez para convence
ros cue nc son engahO, envfaremos q cada
pariente, por correo, porte pagado UNA
GAIA DE PRUEBA GRATIS.
No qperemOs west dinero hasta que
esteis satisfeehos perfectamente de sus
poderes curativos. 81 vuestra vida es dig
ma de que sc salve, no dilateis en- dar una
prueba q estos POLVOS, pues ellos segu'
ramente os curaTan. Precio por GAIA
gra1de s3.0e: Sc envia por correo & cual-
quieia parte de los Estados Unidos 9 Ca
nada, al recibir ell precio. Dirigirse g
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Lo QUE CUEsTA La GUERRA.

(C0ntiaudFd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
TIE DRAMA.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.

Mr.. Fleming at Niblo's Garden, if we are to
Judge by and cordaty OF his audience Is sup
plying want which has doubtless long been felt Ihat
want to be strong dose OF the good oldiashoned
hig-Gavored. and oudoned spectacular play, ranging
from the prismatc melodrna to the sentimental sehsa
on piece ventures nothing that has not been testod
by years OF trial. and though he made one mistake carry
in the season. he has since been ormy fortunate he
presents TO the delighted eyes OF the hrong hVeact
composition which he styles " The Wild Flower OF
Mexico" II is the familiar standby which has
been known for the past twenty years as The sea OF
lee and before that was called The Thirst Tor Cold
1t always finds admirers tells an interesting story
with dramatic skill and PLAYS upon the sympathies OF
the listener; for, as Mr.. Guppy observes, there are
chords of tho human mind -" 1t Is very fairly done
lust now at Nibos Much OF the scenery is handsome
the ice breaks up with great effect, the aurora CLOVIS
with surprising tnts and the Countess de Iherhqe
powdcred within inch OF her life, bOunces INTO the
heart of The Mexican wilderness in full court costume
with q hat OF the brightest pink which we think must
have very much astOnished the savages. Mr. Flening
plays Carlos with caTnestness that never ags, ana an
Augusta de Forest takes the double part Of Louise &c
LaScoUS AMI OG0ritd: and Mr.. Marston Is the comic
sailor BdrdoGS, the character which used TO be person
ated by Mr. Jefferson when Laura keene produced inc
play at hC theatre Broadway. Mr. MarstOn j. not as
good as jefferson. The performance as whole Is lively
and the people evidently regard ii vita boundess sas
faction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH.

LOyG BRANCH, Sept. 5.-The wind to-day is
from, the sea- and the water Is somewhat rough Light
0occulent clouds fill the sky About sunrise this morn
iny there was "A mirage the eastern horizon, repre-
sentiuc land covered with trees. Ladies who had been
watching on the beach the sun leap from his ocean
nod manfred OF an old who stood near, what land
but YOU can't it, It's too far OIL Ihey could with
tfc,y be made believe That what they saw was not
H. nd Though the sun had then risen.
Among those who have promised TO attend the banquet
~ the Associated Pioneers Iext Saturday are Bayard
TAYLOR Gen Joseph Hooker, the Hon :. Vance. Thorn
"a Dickson Col George W. Patteu, U. :. A; Eugene
Kelly r. II. McKeene, Mayor Of Scranton, Penn, and
joaquin Miller.
Tine Hon BENJAMIN Harris Brewster VIII deliver lee
turs ON ..Tildrbraude" at the Rowland Hotel this
evening for the benefit OF st. James Episcopal Church
Aftne West End Hotel c. Lempriere Thomson, Of
England; ia l. IN, OF New-Orcans; Robert c. inckey
nj washington; John W. Peutz Howard b. Ensign, OF Bal
timore: NJ Field and wife, OF Wilmington, Deb; ii. d.
Ir,olian and family OF Brooklyn; H. l. Walton, john
g. Wyman, OF New-lOrk.
At the Rowland Hotel Hartman Kuhn, OF Phlladel-
mia: Mrs George W. Helms Of Jersey CITY; Charles :
Fischer Albert H. Terhune Julius E,zer, W. + Williams
o. NeW-IOrk.
Al the Mansion House the Rev T. J. Wallace OF Al
b,uy A. j. Crowe, b. j. Ford, Moses Blgelow and Wife,
Of Ne Walk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06

the details OF the forgery would be known Information
was recently received thrt Charles Brown. now IN the
connecticut state prison, concerned IN the forgery
aud an officer sent him. The officer had Ong
interview with BrUwn from whom II Is sad he obtained
valuable Information, which the officers of the Company
dld not think proper to diyuge at present.
stephen Galloway who arrested az Waverly, N T.,
on q dispatch rom superintendent Wang, ami who mas
bee lndcicdby the Grand jury Is said,by detected VINO
mas been engaged IN working up the for some tme'
10 be another OF the gang implicated in the S6lOOO Tor
gerry. lie states that Galloway. Gessner and Weston met
AT Rochester, few days before the forgery commit
ted and there matured tho plan of operations the pass
ing OF the check being trsted other PERSONS Brown
anu chadwick being " the number. Galloway, II Is be-
eyed VIII turn States evidence The detective dd not
believe that Weston would return to testify and claimed
that his testimony not needed Weston, he states
SHARP shrewd cunning and would be likely otes-
ify on side the other should he be put forward
State witness his character bad, and h mis1eeds
so notorious, that under skful crosse Examination, ms
evidence would be broken down and rebound to the IN
jury OF the prosecution. He stated fur her that the evil
dcnce upon which Gcs-ner indicted of the most
positive character aud would result in his CONVECTION
but as some Of tue witnesses did not wish to be known
unt they appeared In open Court TO testify. he declined
giving their names.
Colonel" William Carrere and John Hustled the
indicted for forging ST. Louis bonds appeared yesterday
before Judge Gderseeye in the Court OF General SEES
sons, aud pleaded not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
PERLIC OPINION.

Bishop is the first head of a gubernatorial
ticket iu Ohio within The memory OF the old poll, ts
who has been able 10 tko the stump IN behalf OF hs
own interests Columbus State Journal (RepD
The necessity of Governmental aid for
steamship and other needed transportation lines Is adj
mittcd by ali most prominent merchants and manu-
facturers. WHAT need not less KILLED labor but
new markets. Philadelphia Press tRepJ
The response from all parts of the State sat-
sies us that tie head Is assured. Two weeks ago we
saa, Allen c. Beach must head tho Ticket" NOW we
assert without claiming any special spirit ot prophecy
Allen c. Beach viii head the ticket-lAubur News
(DemJ
We feel safe, however, from somewhat in
tlInate acquaintance in saying that there Is auy PACK
ing this viii not be BY MI Cornell he
is by all ODDS "A "stubbOrner" man than "O,e Grant
He don't say much but he keeps mp Geuce OF tlink-
ing and in he long very apt to come out ahead
[kmra Advertiser (RepD
Democratic idiots are talking of plan on
the part of the Democracy OF the House Of Repre-
sentanves impeach Justice Bradley. Of the Supreme
Court for his action the Electoral Commission Mhy
don't tney tax of impeachug Miller and StrOngf 1hey
voted the way Judge Bradley, and are equally
guilty, If guilt there is Indianapolis journal (kepl
The order fOrbidding oflice-holders from Ia
ng f0r the interest and advancement OF politics Is q
suicidal one and II carried out VIII certainly edd TO the
amuaton Of the party. MC Cornell is Justified ia pay
ING no attention to and II his constituents dtsre 10
keep him on the committee hope he VIII yield 10 iher
wishes ana take The standard
(ktpD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
PASSING Frs ARRIVED.

FROM WAVRT-rn Steamship TsrsYe-J. 9. levy, II.
Parcia ~ r. Baker VIM Washington, Mr. Gav0y, William
Cohen Mr. Coyerie and wife, H. Kahn. wife and three chill
dren G. ray ana wife H. Fo,rne and Mr. Schroeder,
Edward f. Satus, MI Ely, Mr.. Laurent Kelley Ansiin e
KeyeiIia Mrs Mccormack, Mrs Bcrdt T. thaDr0
Mr. Proc Afr. sanglo!s, Mr. TTanche. Mr Beiel
Lehman Bugard. Mr. Martel. Roger Bhen. J. VI. Pel'r
Henry POllack VIM Marks Mr. Ehrsein wife and dang.
ter Leon Block, John Ceilings @; ; MDams, VIM J. lioeL
Francois Cox G. y Williams VIM Couch Iohn
H. Varcoe Francois Cage. wife and two children Morse
Levy. Enico PM, Hector PM iazarl MAIN A9'rt Mahn
Mrs Georges Paul Dunn, Miss Nora lanz MIS-
Dire, fus child MIS- rah Villa and i've children MS
G. Coupape ~ Bersani NM Anette Leelrr sister u
Francois laond. sister Il. la visitation " Baby aud
wife GTeady, wife and child Mr.. y. Stay and enid
FROM HAVANA-In Steamship C0iun1bys-Jules Iaeh-
anne Presas Carlos o. tausse Esera Onane n-
sibg Cortes and Romero, Antonio Coed and fer'
nandez G.. aud W. Hyat, jose UlmO, Isaac Cor.
nlO and OfaTrel, Francisco Morales, Leopodo Dias
ana Olivia. A. II. Capen Alexander lachance j. V
Tanregu. Frank G. DiIz. C0mcepcion DlaL Mara Daz
Alberto de Cruz, Frank attOn Jose Guerrez S Young
Prince Louis Maria aIbOn Osavs r. Davis Herm kock
Augustn Aspertia and brother Fernando NJ Del Fno MI
Ramirez Mrs. Maria Douglas, Nj. Ramirez and brother y
Morales, Auto MOralez and r. Douglas Herman MALI
dorm and L. 4. Harang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
Al Notice. Of Marriages must b mdor'sd @i@ jS"


HAINES-At his residence Muncy Penn on the morning %
tho ns Jesse p IIanes aged 81 years, until recently
resident OF LOcApOrt, Ne" YORK
HIGGINsON-At Newport, r. L. sept 2. Mary, daughter
of the Dr. Walker Claiming, Of IS stOn aud wife OF
Thomas Wentworth Hegns0D, OF Newport
HOSACK-At Indian Creek Bradford Conn, on wednesday.
set s. the fist year of ms age Nathaniel Fendeion
HOsacK OF the late DAVID Hoslck. VI. ID.
Funeral viii take place Iflly Chapel West 10Th
ST., on Friday, the I'm inst al 3 p m.
LOCKWOOD-At stamford Conn. Tuesday, sept 4, 10
ratio LOCKWOOD Of YOnkcrs y " youngest son oil TO
late Lockwood. IN the 18TH year Of HI,
Attend the funeral the Presbyterian Church at he
Plains On Thursday, sept d, az IL NJ
MAcfARTIS -Suddeny. at Litchhed, Conn., on Wednes
day D. Harriet youngest daughter of The late Peter
MacMartiu, OF this city.
funeral services lG5 Fhaye, Friday afternoon next
AT o'clock
SIANNON-Isaac W shannon, at Salem Mass, on sept l.
SMITH-At Oyster Bay. l., sept T. Margaret, widow
OF The Cornelius smith, IN the 76ih year 81 her age
he relatives friends the family invited % attend
funeral at her late residence, No - bnOnsqp on FIJI
day 7th INST, at 1880 a. m
THOMsON-In Brooklyn. Tuesday, Sept g. AZ the residence
of ms brotorn law John J. Drake ~ MOnroest t1e Rev.
James Thomson, % the J9th 81 MS
friends also his brethren OF the clergy are IN
yea funeral from the church OF tie oe n"r
FOurthaye Of Pacincst, on Friday at O'Clock
Boston papers please copy
wALSH-suddeny near Boston, sunday sept. ., James
walsh, the 10Th al Als son OF - H. mo
late Willim W Walsh. -
neiayes and friends respectfully invited To attend mo
funeral at D. Thursday sept q, nom his late ree
dence, No 4O3 MaIcyGye, BroOkyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
MoRRIssEY's COMPLIMENTS TO KELLY.


"Will there be any anti Iammany delegation
10 the approaching Democratic State Convention IRON
the City of EewY 7" the Inst question nave
no doubt there will be full anti Iaumany delegation
promptly rephed the maJier-oi-fact Senator DO you
intend 10 60 yOurself7' " do most assuredly" Asa
delegate Z" ''Cctanly, delegate" what is your
on MO ms 10 the policy OF renOmnating the present
state officers 2" If present state Officers nave zone
no wrong act. and betrayed trust that was conldtd
40 them by the people they were elected Two years
ago cannot any good reason why they should not
he rcnoninaed and continued in office during GOV ROD
n.ou's tenn, whose harmonious associates fncY nave
been for the past years. IT they nave done any
wrong and 10 can be satisfactorily shown tha they nave
been unfathfu then they certainly Ought not to Ice re-
nominated" How do you account for the opposition o.
Tamnauy Hall TO the present state OilcersP re-
llrd II as altogether personal ch1lacer Last WIN
FER hen Attorney General Fdirchd was sworn before
fle Senate Investigating Committee or the WOodln
affair he swOre that he had not received Tweeds confess
sion before the article relating thereto had appeared IN
for The publication OF that article directly home to Mr.
John kev who bad before denied it. From that time
ont Mr.. Kelly Mr. FaiIchilds deadly enemy and
VIII 80 continue long as he lives. THAT article was
published from selfish motives 10 have an effect on egs-
laiOn which then pending at Albany so much for
the special fight against tine Attorney General As 10 the
rest OF state officers, find tnat every man who went
To 81. LOUIS TO oppose MIR. Tldcn is III favor OF new
Stale ticket, which satisfies that II l. the same old
anuTldcn fight over again. Ny judgment Is that the
Democracy nOt afford 10 reject the present state OH
GERS II they IN the field for renOminauOn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06

ter. OF Norwich, Conn; Mrs. j. A. Grsrod Miss I'D
Belts Miss Grswod, OF Troy; Attorney General FAR
child OF Albany; Mr. and Mrs. H. Godfrey, OF Phia-
delpia the Hon D. b. Cbittenden and Mrs Cnittenhen,
OF Brooklyn; LIeut(iOy W. DOrsheimer OF New YORK;
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Devins and party, Newark, n. D.
At the Clarendon Hotel are the Hon. W. o. Leland OK
Hinsdae Penn; Robert r. Morris and Robert Phelps OK
New-Rochelle; g. g. Homlin, Of schenectady; Ar' ana
Mrs. Seth Thomas OF Thomason, Conn; Mr.. and mrs.
John NJ. Bailey. OF WOOnsocket, X l.
AT Congress Hall ara the Rev. T. Doran, OF Albany;
Mr. and Mrs A. Hayden OF Chicago Mrs. W. C. Allen
and family, OF Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Clement March,
OF Boston Mr.. and Mrs f. Quincy, OF Hamilton; ar.
and Mrs W. h. Stafford, OF New-YOrk
At the Columbia Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Lynes, OF
Cooperstown; Mr.. and Mrs C. r. Vincent OF Now-Yofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
KELLY TALAs BACK.

Mr.. John MOrrissey proposes 10 go to the
State Convention dr,egale viii he elect himself
man who sells pools directly in the face Of the authO
ties aud in defiance Of The laW which, Senator, he
helped enact, IS equal 10 almost anything Mr. John
Morrissey has fallen desperately in love with the pres
ent Board OF STATE Officers, and VIII die OF hCarbreak
they not renOmiuated Ii sIlkngly illustrates
the character that politician that few weeks he
Thought III OF whole Board and wanted new ucket
throughout. Mr.. John MOrTIssey had immediate reason
for CHANGING his views when he found that Tammany
Hall wanted a ticker. Was Mr.. John Morrssey
also Influenced by the Impression That Gov Robinson
favored the denomination of The present Board and that
by according the Governors supposed views no would
be in position TO eaten crumbs from the Executive
table Mr. john MOrrissey il thrifty politician, and
usually manages tn crook the pregnant hinges OF his
knee that THRIFT may follow faw1ng hui III this case he
is down Oh his marrow-DOnes in the wrong place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
RANDALL AS 4 sTRADDLER.

In all the discussion as to Mr.. Randal'S true
position which taken place Mr. Randall himself has
sadust nothing at all So 10 the North he occupies
the position OF foe subsidies and 10 tine south, their
active friend their alder and abetter. Recently the al
Vuratcs ~ the subsidy scheme have secured the aid Of
several Journals at the North and several newspapers of
Philadelphia who have good reasons for being under Oh
, 10 Tom Scott have begun TO boldly advocate tie
eranting OF Governmental aid 10 the TexaPachc 1t Il
IN tncr understood that these iii favor OF the
election OF sam Randall Tor Speaker. Indeed the sus
picOn that Mr. Randall at heart IN favor of subsidies
mas grown "A lotion to those who nave watched
the situation narrowly. In the meantime Mr.. Randall
himself main most painful silence III regard 80 his
pO-Itiou He allows friends in the North and IN the
Souh TO place HIM both sides OF tine question, hut
utlers never a word himself define his position. But
il Mr. Randall prcers stradde the fence tho people OF
the country do not occupy such equyOcal position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
,uAsuINnTnN NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept >. 1877.
There vas a conference at the War Department to-day
between Secretary McCary Secretary Eyarts, Score
tary schurz Gen. Llwrenee and Col Corbn. Secretary
If The sitting Bull Commission. IL decided that the
Commissioners meet at 81. Paul ON the l2th INST Gen
10 and col Corbin will leave here tomorrow for
tbat cify Tho conference to-day resulted ~ tue PrepaT
nn of instructions for the conduct OF the Commission
Whatever may be the ultimate determination oil the
Government concerning the collectorShip al chicago IL
stated at Treasury to-day thht no new appoint
mont mas yet been made 90 that oiice
The Secretary OF tine Interior has revoked the order Of
the Commissioner Of Patents made on the oath OF july
last suspendng the of James sargeuts principal
time-lock patent until the determination oil SUIT IN
equity Instituted agans, him by the Yale Lock Mahhac-
,i,tn, Comn,ny in the name Of John Burge and has
ordered the Commissioner tO denver the patent 10 MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
WASHINGTON.

THE PRESIDENT AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
HE HAS EXPRESSED no OPINION IN REGARD TO THE
INDICTMENT OF REPUBLICANs-TH PRosECU-
TONS NOT A VIOLATION OF ANY PROMISE BY
WADE HAMPTON.
[nY ELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBUYE.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. ga mistaken idea seems to
have got abroad in regard to the Presidents opinion
of the South Carolina prosecutions Instead of look
ing upon them attempt to drive the Rebucan
from the State, and as a gross violation of the
pledge made by Wade Hampton during the South
Carolina controversy in March last 1t is well-known
in Washington that there was no understanding
whatever between the President and Wade Hamp-
ton TO the future treatment OF the late Republican
officials The most that the latter promised was
that there should be no prosecution of Republicans
for past political Offences When bribery and rob-
berry of the State Treasury for these the crimes
for which indictments have been found come under
the head of political offences" there might be some
cause for complaint. but not until then. The trnth
u.s. the President does not look upon the prosecution
of the former public officers of South Carolina as a
subject with which his Administration has anything
whatever to do. 1t is a matter for the State author
tiles only to deal with just any malfeasance in
Office in any Northern State would be- 1t IS true,
some of the indicted Republicans have called upon
the President, and have attempted to explain the ac-
cusatiOn made against them, and that he has listen
ed politely 10 what they have had to say but he has
expressed to none of them any opinion rs TO their
guilt or innocence to nybody that he thought
they were being unjustly prosecuted. On theother
hand there is every reason to believe that, while he
had no long conversation this subject with Wade
Hampton and Gen. NJ. e. Butler, when they were In
Washington few days ago, the manner in which
these gentlemen spoke of the proceedings OF the
Court at Columbia convinced the President that
neither OF them desired to do any injustice to the
former Republican officials Neither Of them exhlb-
tied any vindictiye spirit. Gov. Hampton showed
very little interest in the prosecutions no more than
he might have been expected to feel III the detection
and punishment of any crime against the laws OF
the State; and Gen. Butler expressed the opinion
that good policy dictates their suspension When
the troops were withdrawn from south Carolina, and
the Republican Administration in that State passed
away. the President received no promise from Wade
Hampton that such crimes as bribery and robbery
should be ignored. and that those guilty OF them
should not be prosecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
THE GREAT FORG ERIES.
rRAcryG THE wonK on the CRIMINALS

TRACING THE WORK or TIE CRIMINALS.
The officers of the New-York Life Insurance
Companv express the belief that only few of the per-
petrors of the TGl 900 forgery yet under arrest
In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter one Of the on
GERS stated that. In hunting over mass OF cancelled
checks one was found which bore unmisakabe evidence
of having been tempered with. by means Of decaico-
mamie A comparison made with the forged chech'
and IN every respect the signatures correspondent not
only In the character OF the letters bat III INC ic"su
, 81 distances Of The letters in every direction. Who
had oansd this check and the day OF the forgery I'M
nartcd The information OF the regular numner OF lo
iff,nant stated IVES mystery. ii further stated
maj Tie Coppany was in the possession OF important
infuIualon Whlen lead W Tue BELIEF lnAs w sHoi' to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

SARATOGA, sept. 5.-lnterest Is centered
now In the Social Science Convention, which Is attract
ing attention The weather is delightful, and the
rivals continue to be unexceptonay large. The Adel-
NH Hotel will eep Open Tor guests throughout Sepen-
her aud October. addition To the American and the
Marvin.
Hon. j. o. Jones and Mrs Jones, Of Nevada Peter
Cooper of New-York: ex-Speaker j. Mcclure. OF Ell
mia Mr. aud Mrs. >. Lynn, of wiliiamspor Mr.. aud
Mrs. 4. ID. Dewey, OF Rochester
At the American Hotel The Rev. j. +. Lowrey, of
Johnston Wallace Bruce and family, OF Poughkeepsie
Al the United states Hotel are: The Hon L. f. s. Fos-