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New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
4 BEAUTIFUL CHARITY.

FURNISHING LIBRARIES TO THE GOVERNMENT LIFE
SAVING STATIONS by PRIVATE CONTRIBUTION.
For many years, the American Seaman's
Friend Society has been furnishing Libraries OF about
forty volumes each securely packed IN strong wooden
cases TO vessels oil nati0nales entering and leaving
This mort These Libraries intended for sailors and
no charges Tor t1oir restrictions a. 10 care, are III
forced The society has about sX thousand OF these
lares or vessels scattered throughout te globe The
snci.tv claims II and thus distributes thIto
lund ed Thousand volumes are accessible 10 about
two hundred and 1fiy thousand -a'tncn.
IN July last, tDe society, through one OF its puoca-
tious explained the dcsTa1nity OF extending t5 " Loan
fiuary Service 20 the UItcd states Lille saving sta
tions on The and inland lakes IL was explained
that i'm order accomplish tis work. fund needed
be provided. The necessary was al Olcc subscribed
by merchant OF this city, whose name ic society nae
bceu forbidden 10 announce Heanng that the books had
been thus furnished for egnty-twO libraries, OF
forty volumes each, ;. l. kmba, Cnef of The Govern
ncut Life saving service mas supplied, az HONehiach'
cost the cases which tc hod the books, and iAe
libraries arc bciu distributed 60 The stations Ihe6e
eightytwO special Libraries Will contain 3,z5O volumes,
tne majority OF which Ot religious nature; thec are
uau is
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

ACTIVITY At STATE COMMITTEE ROOMS.

The clerks of the Republican State Commit
tee arc kept busy both day and evening writing letters
aud forwarding campaign posters. T. NJ John
son. chairman OF the Executive Committee, said
Yesterday that they had aimed first OF all TO
urge the local organizations 10 do hard work.
aud had given less attention TO procuring es
Inmates Of the probable vote in the different counties
The estimates OF political canvass too frequenty
de .cptive. Two weeks ago, tue Republicans 0f the
state seemed 10 be unusually apathcc. Dnt thtfe Dad
Eoan a great change. Experienced politicians III the
different counties proPhesed that the usual Ropubean
vote Cor Oh year" would be poliel, and in some
parts State 10 expected hat the Republicans
would reach figures Of 1870. The outlook was u-
usually promising for the 4 -puilcans.
The Democratic State Committee n making nn extra
ordinary OF business, and prOdga Use OF postage
stamps. II there Is any virtue IN uIuclaee the com
mittee proposes make victory adhere to me Demo
cratic banners. Mr.. Flower chairman or the EXccuuye
Committee said they had m5gyine5 a. 70 the result
but they were wasting time, and intended Ia make
success douby assured. He still Of the opinion
that the Republicans working a cross purposes ana
divided in sentiment. lie denied that Out OF New-iOIk
City there was any contention among Democrats. IL
had been reported that Alien g. Beach ANA Senator
Schoonulsker, two Of the Democratic nominees had
shown hostile feeling by omiting To call on Governor
Robinson wncn they were IN Albany, recently TGey haI
not Jed on Governor Robinson because they learned
on nqury that 20 be absent from his olce' ana
their stay ~ Albany was snort
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
ExclrniG CHASE AFrER STOLEN GOODS

Roundsman Harris, of the Tenth ffeeles
while passing through Canal-st. last night -"
wagon drawn 10y black horse dashiuS al sa'P-s
rate OF speed in the direction Of the Do"er}' n'
70 the driver to ston. but the horses was mso' IN,
faster than before The officer ran NV a,
middle Of tie street and caught hou ,us
tan board of tho wagon, at inc ssn -
calling for help. The driver lashed 'n' ,ss
into gauop and iu this manner ,.sud
Bowery with the policeman sul chnsiuS ,pa
Al length the tail board OF the wagon CAV " al ts0e
Rouudsmau Harris suddenly fOdnd hmeea, - 80 ouaaiL
In the street 100 much bruised - contnaS reeDn
Al Tho same moment Detective Wade ol ~ ,Eo ,aOs
PRECINCT saw the and gave ehasr, h ~, 80. fns
from ms revolver az the fugityes without hr le,eo'
vngon turued into WaikorSt. stil pisue - -r H. ms
tive who continued 10 re until the last fhe route
revolver WAS empty Several patrolnleh As uitn IbGi
ran into the street and struck Al lnr n' mode ne
clubs but their eNorton- on1 49, Bfoat
Frightened animal run faster. Az preeileL
WAY Captain Erkns, OF the i1t. the h0sSe
saw the fu.atYes and attempted 10 s', s,, lar beh5i
bY the head but knocked over ana , w. nas losI
before le could regain his feet 10" M sSyestgeioa
sight OF by the police Greonwic-st 40 at and /, pas
wss made by the police of the Tenth tes,sIY al No
,onnd thar Inc cloihng store of Henry asoun
Az Canal st had been broke INTO, ou' Wv
goods taken could not be asceftelheu
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
THE CoNsTTUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

The Committee on constitutional Amend
ments held IA meeting last evening at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel More than half of the members present.
Samuel d. Babcock being absent John r. V)orhs pre-
sided The work OF the committee will be transacted
with closed doors Amos T. Emo reported Tor the Com
mlttee on Permanent Headquarters, recommending a
room IN ;he old Ffth ANeuue Theatre building, Nos
and West Twenty y-iOurtl--., the use OF which was
offered graiuitousy hy Mr.. EnOs father The offer
accented end several vacancies Ia the committees were
filed. The main committee then adjourned Ia
allow su'-c0mmttces 10 organize. The Committee
on Finance did not organize, owing 70 tue
absence Of OF Il, members The Commit
tee on Printing aud Publications organized
committee appointed 20 procure list ~ the
registered OF the city that nfrmaton on the
subject OF The Constitutional Amendments might be
dressed 10 them. The subcommittee ~ twenty-five,
orc.uiZsd with Jonu H. NOgris, chairman, and l.. 4.
Robinson, .ccrCtary. \ subcommittee Of i've Wa aI
pointed o confer with candidates and learn their views.
4 committee OF two appointed 10 prepare IN adj
dress Ell of tine state setting forth th" pTin
cips involved, and their vital Importance ia reforming
iuunclpal government.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
CANDIDATES FOR STATE SENATOR.

AZ the Tammany Convention in the With
Senatorial District last evening, hugustus scncl
nominated by accanahon a candidate for senator. in
place Of George ~ McGynn, who received tL- nomina
ton at previous mcetGs, but Obliged 10 withdraw
from the field account OF I'LL health. Mr Schci,
was present, made brief aGdrs 49, accepting the nOm
nation. Speeches were made also by General opnola
aHd gOnc Roberts.
The Auti-Tamm1uy Senate Convention Of the With
District, last evening approved Of the nomination OF
Lewis :. Gccbe!.
Tie Wpriau-Iuen Os the Yth Senate District passed
resolutions last evening, approving he nomination OF
RnhcrI II. sirahan.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
TILE MARCH OF CITY IMPROVEMENT.

Trade treads swiftly on the heels of fashion.
The old Astor mansion next tue Aston Library,
in Lafayetteplace Is German restaurant The
law school building opposite with its Egyptian iacaoe,
has become "a boarding gh0use. the old residences at
F0urteonth-s and Fithaye, which Delih0nlco years
ago seized for his restaurant beIAg Transformed
into a hOtol and August Bemonts o4d-styie double
house al Eigbteenlh-sJ ana flfLaVe; mas Eeeh sAr-
uHcent marble retail establishments ana now MI starr
Formerly of starr 'rcus i transforming an oId resi-
depcp which faced both Madison-squarc and Broad
way at Twenty sXth-s into an elegant store Tor the
display OF JewelIy siYcrWare ana bricf-Drae.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
nova cFNrRAL REoRGANlzATIoN.

The Central Railroad of Iowa defauited i'll
July 1873 and foreclosure proceedings were begun in
the United States Circuit COurt al Dcs Moines These
proceedings have delayed FOR II
nally Judge Dillon appointed L. NJ, Fisher commissioner
Ia visit yariou, cities in the Eastern States and obtain
the views of bondhoders toe ree proposed plans
Of reorganization.
MI Fisher mas been visiting the NewEngland States,
and Yesterday mel the bOudhodeTs residing In New
York and It's vicinity The SIGNATURES to the tIeo plans
thu. far received. show that majority OF the bond
holders owning nearly S2,O0ODUC bonds, approve the
plan presented by The New-YoiA ana Boston committee;
proved By one, ANA that MI C0wdroy, Russell sage,
aud a few others, having bonds 70 tc amount OF
about 100000. have given their approval OF Mr.. Cowd
I.A' 4
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
A SAILOR FINED FOR ASSAULT.

United States Shipping Commissioner Dun
can heard. yesterday the complaint Of Captain c. T. Cof
hu of the ship Rugcador, against one Of his sailors
Thomas buchanan. Captain Coffin alleged that while
the vessel was port last June, IT Manila. buchanan
dfObeyed order ana when reprOYed became very M
soeut Captain COiu struck hun Ia the face With his
open haud. and Buchanan returned the blow several
tine, with hs fist knocking out two of the captains
teeth otherwise brusing him. and nj the same time
threatening 20 drown HIM buchanan denied III pari
te calaiis testimony The commissioner decided that
buchanan should forfeit 800 OF his wages.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
MR. wGLYSN not INSANE.

The rllmOr that George w. McGlynn, who
resigned Tie Taumany nomination for Senator in
the With District. last Tuesday, has become usdne is
couradicten by nearest relatives and most intimate
friends. Tna relatives state that for some time his
health haa been impaired stated In his letter Of with
drawa. After wr ls letter ne started Tor Glylory
vile. Conn., 20 visit some cousins Ills was accompanied
by his wife and family. Mrs. McfTanc bis mOther-in-
law rode the carriage with him 10 the Grand Central
Depot. states that he then OF perfectly sound
mind and word has since been received 10 the
trary. Mr.. McGynn is expected homo this evening.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION.

The County Convention of the Independent
Democrats me. last evening 10 ratify the EOmina-
tons made by the conference committees Of or
canlzgtions Oppos 4 20 Tammauy Hall. These nOmina-
TONS william H. acoOr tho charnan said. met the ap
prOgal Of all opposed TO the Oneuan power. RESOLUTIONS
were offered by Rufus L. Andrews, approving the
nations. and these adopted Wlth cheers for the
ticket. Addresses were made by Alderman Pnckney,
William a. Gadney and LOUIS NJ. DOscher. nominees. FOR
Adermau-ai Large Rlfus J. Andrews and William Cash
man, all OF whom were confident Of a granG
tho combination ticket The large hall at the head
quarters died while the addresses being made
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
ASSEMBLY, NOMINATIONS.

Fifteen adjourned Assembly District Con-
vs,ions Of the various parties, held last evening
six AntiTammany, three Independent Republicans
four Repuhlicans, and two German Indep ndout. The
only nominations made those Of Michael Hcaly,
approved by Aut-Tammany, for the Win Assembly
iican- for Assemblyran in the XYIlth District. The
other conventions adjourned without nominations.
The German Republican Convention Of the NIllth
Assembly Dstric; last evening unanimously nominated
John staubtn,ulIer. jr, ami appointed conference
committee meet representatives or the An1ammanY
organization.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
THE MERCHANTS LOAN RECEIVER REMOVED.
Chancellor RunyOn has issued decree grant

Ing the petition removal Of j. c. Todd who
appointed receiver OF the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company several weeks ago. No one has yet been NJ
pointed ~ MI the vacancy, but he Of Robert :.
Hughes was presented to the Chancellor VINO stated that
he would make the desired appointment IL ls under
stood however that Mr. Hughes viii be unable 10 accept
on nccOunt Of other buslneas engagements
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
CoyFEREycE IN rHrvITH DISTRICT.

The Anti-Tammany Conference Committee
OH Aldermen. Of fbe Ith District yesterday ana
resolution was adopted requesting the Republicans to
naue candidate for Alderman. and insisting on the
Right o the other organizations represented 10 the
other 4 committee. consisting Of one person from
the different organizations appointed ~ cOuer with
the Republicans and prepare the for presentation
" the conference al ils next IGeoting
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
BROOKLYN NoNlNATIONs AND MEETINGS

The Republican Senate Convention in the
I'D District last evening nominated Eugene j. Berri
lie is d carpet dealer In 1874 he was elected 10 the
Assembly by large majority Last year he pollod
good vote as candida for Clerk OF Kings County against
John Demar.
The following Ward nominations have been made by
the BROOKLYN Repubiicans
Emil A. H. Llbis fOI Supervisor N tie Nth Ward
Ernst Nathan, sup erysor, rcnomllated NNllld ward
william Fritz. Aldermen r'nOminaied, NNlId wand.
Peer an Colt supervisor, relOuIn2ei, A<Nth Ward.
The Taxpayers Association are making up city and
county ticket selecting from men %. oOth parties
nov in the e.d Uuil the ticket Is completed they have
pledged themselves 20 Keep ~ q secret. -
The Democrats Of The XVIII Ward nominated JOhn H.
SNYDER. as Supervisor. last evening
Thomas Clark, lr nominated Dy the Democrats III
the ia Assembly District.
owen Olourkc was nominated a5 Alderman Dy t-ie
siocum Democrats in the ia ward
largo number OF citizens Cdye discovered since last
Monday ,hat they have registered Ia the wrong election
districts wards which they reside Corporation
Counsel viii holds that neither the Board of Ece-
tions nor the Registers Election now correct tno
errors ana those who wrongly registered must lose
their votes. .. -.
At "a large and enthusiastic meeting OF XIIth Ward
Republicans. President Hdyess policy was heartily IL
Gorsed. John /. Henry te nominee Tor Mayor made
n address,
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
ARREST or A GEORGIA SHERIFF.

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 25.-The Sheriff of
Fulton County, Ca, arrested In this city to-day
upon reqnsiton from the Governor Of that state. He
is charged by j. II. Jackson. Of the Jackson Sharp
works with obtainng several thousand dollars from
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
STEALING SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

from the Tenth Precinct last evening asking the police
20 look out for thirty years old, five feet ten
inches high, with light complexion brown mustache
and side wliskors who had visited the residence OF Dr.
Serr at No sc Aent yesterday afternoon, aud stolen
surgical Instruments valued at SlOO.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
THE LOCAL CANVASS,
REGISTRATION OF THREE DAYS.

The third day of registration i'll this city
took place yesterday and the names OF 35s2o voters
were added the lists The following table gives the
total Of each day: ,s..
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
ELIZABETH CITY NOMINATIONS.
The City Democratic Conyention at Z

beth " j. yesterday dominated DR.. James l. Green for
Mayor and Thomas Forsyth, Joseph Sote, John KerOn
and Edward Cshiil FOR Chosen Frooholders
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
DENNIS MMAHoy NOT A CANDIDATE.

ingmo MS organization Dennis Mcmahon, who received
the Workngmens nomination for Judge OF the Supreme
court, deeiurd, expressing, az the time his hearty
sympathy with The principles OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

1877
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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pressing the issr' fra ard. that toe turns
Inward nj p~ccs>Ity. >,nc~ u strikes the
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inward. When tor narrow. ai>o, With in
sufficient room for all. one ar more of the
toes must be pressed up, overlapping
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a small and genteel foot, hut one cannot
in consequence of such purchase have a
small and genteel foot; if to he small is
gentecl. The foot will increase in size
and deformitv by such course Of cruel
treatment.-Informer
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
Polishing Stoves.

AS many ladies in the country are
obliged to clean their own stoves, it is
we'll to know the best and easiest method
Of doing it. have known persons to
spend two hours in blackening stove,
and be so tired after it that nothing more
could be accomplished that day. This is
a useless waste of time and strength.
Have your stove perfectly cold, aud, if
possible, in a room with the windows
open, as the air assists the progress
greatly. Apply the stove-polish with an
old brush to a portion of your stove, and
rub over with your polishing brush for a
minute or two; then leave it to dry H.
tie while you serve another portion in the
same manner; but be careful that it does
not dry too much, or it will be gray in
spite of all you can do; then return to it
and polish briskly for several minutes.
In this manner 90 over the whole stove,
returning to the edges again and again,
until the brightness begins to appear-at
first grayish-black, but becoming, as the
friction is continued, . rich jet black,
both durable and beautiful.
This is for the castings. For the sheet
iron parts as we'll as for the stove pipes,
use soft flannel cloth to apply the
backing, a small portion at time, and
rub up instantly with another flannel
cloth, and in few minutes-I had al
most said moments-you will have a
smooth polished surface in which you
may see your own grimy countenance re-
f1ected.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
Inside the White House.

The White House is crowded every day
with visitors, some of whom call to pay
their respects to the President, while
others bear packages Of photographic rec
concentrations for place, Of high or low
degree. The front door stands invitingly
open in the morning for all to enter, and
in the ante-room at the top Of the stairs an
obliging clerk, who occupies the post of
sitter of visitors, winnows from the masses
the few who are entitled to special au-
diences. These are escorted across the
upper hall into the Executive office, a
large and handsomely furnished room,
which commands view of the lawn, with
the Potomac beyond, and the hills OF Vir-
ginia in the distance.
This used to be the Presidents room,
and remember when boy to have seen
Andrew Jackson sitting before the fire.
place (now replaced by an elegant white
marble mantel-piece and CRATE, smoking
pipe made from bit of corn cob, with
a long piece of reed as stem. 1t is said
that on one occasion, when a hot brick
was needed for Mrs. Eaton, then ill in the
White House, he sent for an axe and
knocked out brick from the arch over
the jambs of the fireplace, saying as il
fell into the Goals, "Don't tell me you
can't find hot brick here, but wait q
minute or two and take this oue."
1t was in this room that Mr.. Lincoln
used to tell his wonderful parable stories
and il was in the small clerks Office ad-
joining that he had field-giass mounted
in April, 81, tn show visitors the rebel
flag waving over the Marshall House q!
Alexandria-the flag which Ellsworth
afterwxrd lost his life in capturing. II
wss here. too, that he ende~sor~i to pre-.
vail on his vie 10 excuse him fran essng
% the tbezser CO tine nighi be- was sss~ssi
u@s~a. s~yiag tina; IL w.s ssOca Friday
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a4y- Nsa be hxSr . pw~~-uran~zs sh&s he
wazlA All - - s<scsIry ~ his martyr
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02


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10 have seen the ghostly face of the
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and plastered, looking out from the col
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

ECONOMICAL PIE.-Some day when fry
ing eggs for your family reserve the white
of one. If you do not wish to make a
pie until the next day, put two teaspoon
fuls of sugar with your egg and cover it
closely. The next day set pail con-
tanning full pint of milk into kettle
of boiling water; put in bowl the yo!k
of one egg, three heaping tablespoonfuls
of sugar and the same of corn starch or
-four, add pinch of salt, and season with
lemon, nutmeg or vanilla, add one-half
cup milk and beat until smooth; stir into
your boiling milk and let it cook few
moments, stirring constantly. Let it get
cold before filling your pie. Set in brisk
oven and bake until the crust is done.
Then beat up the white Of the egg you
saved in your cup with the white of one
you put in your pie; beat thoroughly,
and add two tesspOonfuls of sugar; pour
over your pie and set in the oven to
brown. If you have cup or even two
thirds of cup Of sweet cream you can
put i, in your pie, and use water in place
Ut milk, and il wili he very nice.