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the needful iron and fire, the bellows, an,;,

the needful iron and fire, the bellows, an,;,
and sledge. >. -:
But, then, each man comes to the front =.
honor and usefulness in this Chicago relo.
ious work by persevering use Of his pa1ticu1s,
talent, whatever that may chance to be, M
two Of them are very much alike. Nla; .
Wu1TT1E differs perccptibly from Mr.. Moon;
and Mr. JACOBS is unlike Mai. Cole. vh;1a
the singing Of Mr. Bliss was no COPY of th,t
of Mr.. SASKE7- Two things helped ever,
one Of these workers into the peculiar 6e1a
where his powers are now displayed. Ha
perseveringly put to usa what ability be hid
and he wrought in community quick n
discover talent, and prompt to employ il
No one is entitled to say that even Mr.
MooDE would hare become the man he il in
any other city-say in New York or in Boz.
ton. Nor yet can it be claimed that Chicaeo
has any power to manufacture MooD1s II
will. But, given man who, like Moopr, has
piety, common sense, readiness to learn eyan
by his own mistakes, and whole-hearted con.
secration to single aim, and Chicago is Ii.
place to develop what is in him, aud to pre.
pare for him future. Doing one thing per.
sistently, and learning to do it better and
better day BY day, he will find that the On.
portunities to do it will multiply, that men
will recognize in him the one who has skill
in TINT direction, and that, in place 50
alive, many will respond to his appeals, will
emulate his example, and. will work under
his guidance. And so it is that, wicked ss
Chicago MY be on certain side, it is
nevertheless special religious power. It
not only has its churches and ministers, its
University and theological seminaries, but it
has the manifold and peculiar influences
which make it the fountain-head Of Lar.
evangelism.
, 1877-01-07

stolen by these cormorants. With regard to
the threatened resignation of the President
of the Board, if the Ring is not allowed TO
have fuu sweep, we have only word to soy.
Nine-tenths of the people Of the CITY ana
county, ore hoping, longing, praying Tor
HOLDEN to resign. II he will only do SO, he
will be the most popular man in Chicago the
day after his resignation The people will
then find different man to fill the place:
Any change would be an improvement.
, 1877-01-07
TILDENS EFFORT TO PURCHASE THE
PRESIDENCY.

There are signs Of CONSERVATION and dis
may among the supporters of Mr: TnDES
in Washington And well there may be.
The CEoSN conspiracy is taking on such an
aspect of infamy, and is being so directly
traced to Afr. Tu.DEHs active agency in his
own behalf, that the Democratic party cam
not in the face of it claim any more sympa-
thy or aid from moderate and conservative
people in the effort to inaugurats Mr. I'LL
DEN at all hazards. The developments from
day to day concerning the Oregon fraud
prove beyond any doubt that Alr. TnDES is
the desperate chief of a desperate faction
TINT proposes to stop ut nothing to obtain
possession Of the Government. They began
with the most earnest protestations Of re-
form, and succeeded in deceiving good
many people during the campaign; but the
first sign of defeat induced them to supply
by bribery and corruption what they had
failed to achieve before the people; they
still have resistance and civil war to fall back
on, and they freely menace strife and blood
she'd if their other methods fail them. The
following extract from the Washington dis
pu.<si'eo ~ 1ue ou4uo "tes - e4s-'1lei1n.
,s.sa a.s s.r,,c,. ,ha non,nc1at. ann,h =. hss
wholly disturbed, If not obliteruted the dreams of
peace which sangunc hoping against hope persisted
in cherishins. To acquaInt the country with the
1empsf -; u' tne etpss
distributed for public information. Though all
hopes OF prevailing Oh the guiding minds Of the
conspiracy here arc well nigh dismissed, tho past
.nree oa,s na.s oeen spenl s .u anA'o's INJURY =,
wIo among the Renub1;cane ar. for and WIN are
against peace Nou,iua1ly six men have taken mp
the burden Of treason aud stratagem, and like
uA41l1sE hnu il,s .4ey ta 1ody uaAe
common and TINT the ewes Of party domination
and personnl success bind them in common bonds.
These eix men have not only designed the opposi-
e,on 10 pe.eaI' 1 na an'a" oar ~ III,
l1 ,,nrs ;1accive1 n larne following Of the nart~
throughout the country in the belief that treason is
truth and that resistance to TLDESs installation il
m but continuance ot 'he conaoa' that AlSeotS's
A'6 ~ ra7 ~ of t,,;. a u.,
-. w - t~..,...t 49,. :~~ast;-a -
rs.-. - 49, taat .1,at con..ax w.
- - 1.-u.1~ z.,...a5 =. :,,n..o:s.;es
oe 49, Cna>s~,7 c,nsn;,o,-, .,,d - s1,ow;ra
49,. :. ~, f.;, ~ ~ ~ namo.~at. t1,e
~sn,.t,r;.,.of - ,.o;oat;,o I,on;s;.rs 1.,,;o,, -
a.,e ;nton3ad ~ one,, m IN than Tho
fa;1nra ~ +1,;c concni,ocv r;11 lava tha dos.
nerote office.seekers tl,e sinplo resort Of omen
, 1877-01-07

The failure to approve the bond submitted
by NIKE Evans has probably disposed of the
claims of that statesmen to the South Town
Collectorship. Yesterday Was his last day to
submit fresh undertaking, and, unable to
secure good and sufficient sureties, he let it
20 by default. It is now in order for Col
lector CAL1AGHS to replenish the Treasury
by sudden and etfectu1 exercise Of his func-
, 1877-01-07

There is much apprehension IN local pon.i'., ~
circles that Mr.. c. t. P HOLDEN was no. =. -
earnest III Ills threat to resign from the boato u.
Commissioners II the fiscal credit OF the eona9
wasnot kept up to 1eTel with the spendlng ps"@
tices Of his Board. -.
, 1877-01-07

APOLLO CoNMANDEKY. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-
Atteutio1 Sir Knights The Order Of the lied Cross
Viii H. conferred ny this Con,nandery Tuesday, the
III! luss.. commencing in tlg afternoon At 3ocloeS
who present the privilege r. seen= the sntrs @ order
reach their homes before II o'clock. All Sit Knights
u,c courteousiy invited. By order y the +. e..
J. Il. DUNLOP, Recorder.
, 1877-01-07

GOLDEN RIFLE LODGE No. 72e 4 ?. and A. A.
viii hold Public Installation Of Officers IN Oriental
Hail, II: lasalle. st.. Tuesday evening 9Th inst At
O'Clock. =. IL raO1 I-s' e'e~'
, 1877-01-07

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE CHICAGO
Council If Princes at Jerusalem. 4. xud A.. Scottish
Ti; Masoos VIII IL. ell On Thtrsday evening next for
1he election OF officers and payment u dues
.jUiIN O'NElLL+ :. F. G. n.
ED GoODALE, Grand Secretary.
, 1877-01-07

THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION or HLA1R
Lodge NJ M a1d L.. T. ~ IN fl t. 'S %.d eles1oe e Fres CO
Nasons' Hall MondAy evening" Jan g By order 81 tue
". M.s C. ". ODoSAELA. ote1e'41s"
, 1877-01-07

Many persons are distrustful that T. y. IN ~
HoLD-os don't intend to 1ct-so, and that ne ri:
20 back on his word and stick Hike biooo''ss &C..
to the County Treasury while there 1s o1''
ss,f
, 1877-01-07

NATIONAL LODGE, No. 5ss 4. F: aud 4: NJ
Stated Communication will lie held at their hall cor
1s37 for Installation Of Ofcers. Visiting brethren
4. G. ICNDBEEG. Sec.
, 1877-01-07

P1E1ADEs LODGE, No. "a, a. F. and A. M.-spt'
eial Cu1nmuncatiou Thursday Evening. Jan. II. In
staIlation Of Officers by District DEPUTY = Avery.
Per order " II. T.. +. NEh f.LAs oeG'
, 1877-01-07

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER NO: . r 4 M.EHa1 -
onroes Stated conyocat9n Monday sEeaans r.
& for buaIpeSa and work. Visitors cofdiay 1nF1teo "
meet VIII "'' o' ''os8 E. n. TtcKER, Secretary.
, 1877-01-07

LINCOLN PARK CHAPTER, NO. III. T. A. NJ
Special convocatlon Tuesday evening Jan 1o5 TorS
On the r. A degree Hall corner North CLARK ara Zen
rrc-sts Visiting companions craly Invited By order
IT ,hr n F. II. S. STKEAT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
TWEED's TESTIMONY SOUGHT.

The committee appointed s0me time ago by
the Board OF Aldermen 60 invest c-te the Tced Rms,
met in the Common Council Chan Der yesterday after
noon. Alderman Lewis presided After waiting until
Hugh l. Cole the counsel 10 the committee, arrived, Al
dermau Lewis called up lhc resolution adopted at the
last meeting ealing upon ia counsel 10 assertion and
report what means should De taken &" make Tweed tes.
tify Mr. cole response sta, that he Lad cxmined
the Jaw regard 10 TIE OF The committee, and
Lad found that both 10y the ancient charters OF the city
and by more recent legislation tc Common Council act
ing through a committee Of its members, had express
power to institute inyestigauon inquiry such rs
was proposed, and 10 send for persons aad papers
and 70 procure from a Justice Of the Supreme Court
smmoIs directed 10 witne ,se rcguringthem % appear
and t,stly refusal so 90 dV was iHnshGhie as cOneupt
tr same ~ the evil courts. On IIucaOn MI. Cole
said ,a- The duty auy Justice C tEe Supreme Coilt
10 issue tue summons ana 10 IN force then sub
pDrha. H. Coic added, that he no reason why
Tweed should BE- exempt f0H tie application oi this sta
tate any than ordinary wlrcss. lie ia iciore
advised ihe committee 10 apply the supreme Court
After at there would bc uer cEOu to taFe into coli
sneiaiOn the OF er branch O1 the resolution ~ reaHri 10
TIE bt. measures compel ilc Attendance O ibe VII
ness. Tie Committee then Adjourned untn MoHdny 20
D. u. br Cole viii make Tie apI icaiion TO TIE supreme
Court ,uIS
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
c1RkYiNG G 4RBAGE TO SEA.

In regard to the s.ltement made yesterday
mat papers were T. he served upon the Police Commits
sioner> by the Brooklyn authorities, as soon as sufficient
evidence was obtained restrain them from depositng
garbage In the Bav Capt Gunner OF the Street Cleaning
Bureau. said yesterday that such steps had yet
been taken. According to agreement made
between the Shore Inspec or and the Counsel
OF the Police Board. he eaid the scOws aud
bargrs containing gaib1ge should 70 down on the
dr,t ebb tide. make fast ut some point m tie Mar
rows, and then 80 % sea on tile second ebh ude.
This Capt. Gunner deci .red. has been done IN
every instance. and be has received nior-
nation from owen Keegan, the officer IN charge,
that the garbage has Dccn scnt, IN ait cases slice
the new arrangements made at least forty miles 10
ses In MI KCcgau's reports lie gives figures whch sub
siantac tLis statement and show that there las been
gmpe.tine III every mstaEce for the garbage 10 have
beer carried out Capt Gunner KNOWS on no rec
son why the Brooklyn authorities should complain OF TIE
present arrangements.
Shire Inspector Ferguson has determined 20 take
vigorous measures 10 prevent any further dumping of
gai hage upon waters washing The Kings County shores
T shore inspector has pIOcIrcd sixteen pohcemen rOu
Graytsend and Utrecht. and for The Of Bis oIcc vii
depend upon Special Deputy sheriff. .Ab0nt hity "
IN Yesterday They VII be nlder the I'M
mediate command OF Deputy sheriff Hardy The tuebOat
Cyc.ops been secured and ths morning sle VIII rrO
cced with the officers 10 the NArCWs OF For liani
The Shore Inspector ACCOMPANIED hy thc Sulei YlsOrs
Comm tee, WI 90 M small yacht to dlrect operations
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
EMPLOYEES OR TENANTsi

The Brooklyn House, at hamilton-ave. and
Union-st, Brooklyn. leased two months ago TO
Joseph Fayant and bis wife by 3. c. Smith, who
the Frankfort House, No 202 wiilian-st, Mr.. smith
agreeing give the premises 10 the Fayants If they
would return him proportion Of the receipts. Find
ing that the occupants did not keep 20 the
contract Mr. Smith brought action for ejecment, hut
Justice Walsh decided that the occupants employees
and not tenants. On Wednesday White with five em-
puyes Of the Frankfort House, went 10 the Brooklyn
House, aud demanded possession, which was refused
by Mrs Fnyant and several OF her friends. Tho
police arrived just IN time To break up light White,
his assistants the Fayunts arrested The Fay
ants we're discharged but Whites assistants held
Yester,lay morning they charged before Justice
Riley with rio0us conduct. and were each held Ia $500
ban 10 Appear for trial.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
4 MITE,s INNDELITY.

The divorce suit Of Herman Schmidt against
Iva Schmidt tried bcioca It cree m Brookly
was concluded yesterday. The plaintiff Sas formerly Il
iewee9 at No 81 smitl-st, Brooklyn. lie had secn
married more than twelve years and mad several
children before Dee suspected his wife OF having
improper relations with H. Dlmke II No 20 Tbiidpace
No positive proof agg,ust her could De ODalned Dur
Ing his absence 40 lliladeIh last summer MI schmidt
agreed with intimate friend, George Gilbert, that the
latter should visit the store while Nh schmidt away,
for the purpose of learning Mrs scEmdrs relations
with Duinke. On his return Dir. Schmidt shocked
10 hear Il reported that Gilbcr. had betrayed LIu.
Nv iue advice OF counsel, ~ G. LOwdcn, private Gctcc
live, was engaged to Obtain evidence against Mrs.
schmidt lie irtqu, ntll ~ tue store aud house. IN
ortt DO was supposed uI proof OF the Wifcs fuE MT.
schmidt however soon itau ucd that the detective alsO
Lad betrayed him, ana 80 began Tor absolute
divorce In the com pgiut be- alleged The undue intimacy
Of the defendant with Dumhc, Gilbert and LOWdcn.
No defence was nade juugncnt oi absuUte
has lust been granted The plaintiff gwen tne custody
of lEe children except the last Wnch rs judged 10 be
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
rLLLLAM z. INGEEsoLL ~ CorRr

lFID IL BONDS NOT TO PERsECUTE his WIFE.
William T. Ingersoll, who was arrested on
Wronesday evening ut Broadway and EIghl-st for a
supposed attempt ou tire life Of his wife. brought
into the jefferson Market Police Court before Justice
Warde Yesterday. Ills wife, Mrs Mary IngeTscil pre-
ferred charge against him of assault with intent 10 kill
Al tie examination Mr.. IngeHOll, WHO il about thirty
five wears Of age, told Ier story IN quick, nervous
manner referring sharply when interrupted by
remark fom her husband, who occasionally
attempted 10 interpose word In explanation
Jngerson when asked what he had 10 say
to the charge. replied in weak and husky
voice that tie oharge utterly without foundation
Ti. arrest ON Ire previous ght, hc said surprise
H. him. The officer who made the arrest sHd THAI uh
"Wednesday about nmc o'clock he was mci near
linlouuce hy the complainant and Ike prisoner and
The tficcr took the prisoner mto custody, and
Rad not walked far with him when lac threw
something away. THIS was Afterwards picked up, ana
uIoycd To- he a sharp knife. In Tic prisoners yestporket
war found pair Of scissors When the knife ana scls
sOs were produced Judge" said the prisoner. those
scissors carried simply - man would carry pocket
iuiic ana FOR nothing csc ADMIT ana carry mat DIX
knife, but II was for sedefcnct sac mas toid me many
times that | wouldn't long hold my head on my
shoulders knew her t. be IN c0usion Win nay cs
and didn't know what might happen between as" III
p.rsoI psOcreded TO relate IN Disconnected manner
The Justice remarked that lngeisoll hhd let his NINA
dwell ON domestic difficulty until he nad become danger
Mrs Ingcrsol was then examined. She said that
Wednesday evening, she alghted fruln "a stage on
cnng attitude and said that sne must 20 with
hun. she then nsd him arrested lngefsoll liad
followed her pcrssteDtly with persecution since
their separation May. For the pact fourteen years ne
had led dssoute life. during w1ich time she had sup
ported him, and uOw all she wanted OF the Judge was "a
guarantee OF protection Justice Wendell decided tO
hold gersol IN II 900 bonds 10 Keep the peace for six
mOpths and imposed q fine vi S1O in default OF which
h.. .h.4tld .fa guIn ed al Pee
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
EXAMINING THE FORGERS.
CTS SSNFR AT THE TOhBS.
WHAT WESTON HID To fELL.

Tho examination in the case OF Nelson A.
Gessner accused Of the forgery on thu Trh N'uoh''
Bank ~ This city. begun before justice Duy a. 'Do
,r, Police Cruft Yesterday. Assistant District Attor-
ney Herring uduoed The case for the people "heeer
IL pcolbain aurcarcd fer the Third National Eank and
John Graham aud c. Banhridge Smith Cor Ges'ncr'
John II. Tcrune. clerk in the employ Of "'ns'ow' La
nier A. Co. testified that drafts and checks were
generally drawn by Edward Winslow, and IN his absence
by the cashier T. b. Saord the signature 10 the iorS"
checks was not ia the handwriting of eber gentlemen
but resen ble that OF Edward Winsiow the hand"rlt
ing in the body Of the check rcscmblcd rs o"h u was
not his; the check was forgery Wills Van llne Fay
ing teller of tie Third National Bank, testified TO TIE
certifcation Of the check
short delay then ensucd. rs Weston, who was to be
the next witness, was before Judge Van Brtht III
Supreme Court Chambers. He soon entered the court
roorn IN charge OF on officer and at took the VIII
pess-stnnd Mr. Graham objected to bis testimony
but Justice Duffy stated that the Court had no otcal
knowledge Of esOn's guilt ara u 81 h,GoulG
used a witness. Col Fellows also o9tctci 10 Ine
sc of Weston ~ u Witness and when bis oijfctlol was
oycrruied advised his client not 20 answer any
Weston. however, testified vat he bechc ,cquI,I',,'
with Gessncr In Ccaco IN January ard thai ne met nm
frequently uni March l. on May - he met MN IN AZ
b.iv and afterwards IN I9kc cry, MIMI whcre Gesser
lived An express cnyclope, Win Two laife seas WE
handed 10 the Witness hut be sa!d hat no bld 10 ieco
ccou nf having seen before He said thar on hr az
from IL handed to him sealed IN the west
Cnioa BuiidnS In ca caeo After uG Sll "Le,e ~
y
lie said alter his arrest Jas Ne. AUSTIN aud mart
mann asked him where he ad put the packaSc' ne i
fused fo q Y Them until thrY pCmised 10 c MN go Win
tein and get IT, when. however, be told teln they re-
fused 10 let HIM go. Jayne went for alone Ihc
next day lc OVeffar Of lis capiofs say, no
don't krow the dfrerco. ard will identity 10 anyhow
and then JAYNE and Austin came mo ms nii ana ana
showed him a Parcel, ana asked hlm Whetl
cr that WIS not the one whcir ne received
from Gtssnrr. He, however, refused To llchuiy ";
WHil IN confinement tliis city. Austin ana JAYNE told
him ha, II hc voulh make au afhiayt at Gessrr Hl
told him that he had committed certain ,oreery ne
would D." allowed % back p chicago, otheiWiSc NC
would have to 20 Ia the Hons, OF Dc'rnii"n
te ropcuslon OF ", stons testimony, he eIamina-
lion was Adjourned until Monday morning. DWn% l.e
examination Gessucrs wife sat beside ier IisDaId sue
she seemed deeply affected at her husbands slua-
zion and Wept frequently.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
HoRsEwHIPPED BY A NEWARK WOMAN.

q. Beers, VINO Is empIOyeu III tne DohtSuc
Sewing Machine Factory at Newark few days ago ad-
vis,d William f. Brown who was then in he company
~ Mrs. Alice Dennis, not To associate with the
latter at the time iusinuating tnat Mrs Dennis
was lot respectable person. Thcreupon Brown
knocked Beers down. On Friday last Beers had Brown
arrested or assault ana battery but Police Justice Jes-
sup DISCHARGED Brown and reprmandcd Beers. The
tr0ube would have ended with thIs had not
Beers on several occasions publicly denounced MIS- Den-
ufsas vont OF bad rrputc. Yesterday afternoon, -
Brers wa- coming from his work Mrs. Dennis,
Who was lying in wait for him. met him at orongo aud
Lage-sts aud proceeded 10 horscwhp HIM. sac struck
him Two lows the face with the whip. winch al
most blinded him, but be seized his assaant and they
struggled until they reached Pianest There Justice
Williams arrested them and took them 10 the Second
Precinct station House, where they were locked up but
were subsequently admitted 10 bail. The affair ed
great excitement in tie uei ighbUrhOod.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
THE FTFLFNFNs WIT TO BRIDGEPORT.

A number OF the British, Iiflcmcn accompa-
MED hy several Of the American marsmeu, made an eX-
crsion 10 Bridgeport Yesterday. and were entertained
by the cers ard directors Of the sharp's Arms Com
uany Mayor Nor'ord Of BRIDGEPORT and y. I. BaInnm
They visited the works of the Snarp's COMPANY the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company and the pI"nn' nj
places Of Bridgeport The rfts party consisted ot Sir
Henry IIalford LaeuiCoL Fcuton and Mrs Ionton, A..
NJ Fraser William RigIy, !. X. Muer, y. Ferguson, f.
r. Pigcott Sergi Glider, Capt Bowloy Vernon Auniage
and Mrs. Ar.itagc. Arriving from Garden City al
$50 o. n they wcrr met h Gen. shaicr Colonies Glider
sleeve Dooinc ard Wrsatc. =. HYDE, and Major Yale
Of tlr American IlcTon. Tie party took tie o'clock
tram from The Grand Corral Depot Tor Birds port AT
10 o'clock tlcy arrived at tc shaIp factory, ON" and
La.f miles below Bridgeport and were mci by Mayor
AIoif,rd MI B5rIum. the Hon. Nathaniel Wheeler, 4.
C. Holta o. the Union Metallic Itridce Company, C..
Pond. Director oi ShaTrs q. iEiy' ann "a delegation
The -c,rril cepar mems Of tLc factory were exam
ucG aHd iHcu dee testing ~ ihe guis, by practice o,
tnc lu0yald r.1-r, vs iaGc hy F ii'I} Ii.ti.' ana
other, of tne British O.; H. Nome of the shots went VICE
e. thc go. aud tHe @cc ,} rt que ii.s H1s Pio-
E.ulrcd pr..c' or Henry Ni i-bl aga othrIs t..'e
ORDER hr o thc Crs %. haueh .mIro' ~
mont. Wailc yHiiue lor clal'-'aEe .ith vas "ehg
prepared A tIt grove Sir. barLm tht"l thed 'e,al
ol toe Iatty WITH amusing anecdotes ~ llms.IL u
would rather hc ccd tLau not noticed, he said when
amusement at playing "rokcr' ca his late iflp rom
EUROPE, and sand tha he intended to organize po~tr
kt The clamnake speeches were made by Col. Glider
Manor Nurio.H, G a.. Pond. eld ii. IOmlut Pos
dent of ihe st Georges Socic.V. sir Henry alluded 10
ih, unity a. feeling WhIch existed among the rhcmcii.
AMI said whether his team were successful or not
100 thc great match. this feeling would not be-
disturbed. Cau!a.cs provided, and Nj.
BlrLuu's house and grounds v,rr next visited.
After q udc through Tie Seaside Park, thr
f.ity proceeded to tLe Crritgc Coupany's work.
liric 30, Nccu 900 600 gIs aIe employed besides
800 woraiIcu. Il large ortci is being filed for te
TurE'h G;ycnmcrt hToc Turkish officers supeiintend-
iu. ihc tts ling ot l'c Ammunition.
s'Tlt Marty lett Bfdg,Iort no fOur o'clock and were
chr red by crowd which had collected at the dcpoi.
Nj Glider who had been taken SICK, left bchiId.
To-Day The British rin,men VIII Visit Elm Park and
engage in glass bail shooting.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
CHARGES AGAINST A STATE OFFICIAL.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 30.-Controller Olcott
has filed with the Governor certain charges against
Henry Bailey Of Lorraine, Jefferson County. OF the
Commissioners for loanng certain monies Of the United
states IN the County OF jefferson. Mr. Olcot charges
that Bailey neglected administer the oath provided
for those apply ing borrow money that lac Ialed 10
Keep minute book that hs loaned money To himself on
mortgage without the signature Of his WIG To the mort
gage thai he loaned money Oh land tho title 10
which was defective.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
TIE CUSTOM HOUSE wEIGHERg DEFENCE.

The Custom House weighers have decided
10 prepare written defence In answer 20 the charges
pIeiel1ed by the Jay Commission ana under orders nom
the United states Treasury Department, Will present IL
on Saturday 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury. Col
H. T. Thorpe Will carry the answer aud present ~ In per
son. The contains the statements which wcIe pub
Iigh,.d IA TIE OF Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31

confer with the Pennsylyania Railroad company wiz"
power to make such they may think advisable
for the prosecution OF suits In connection with the ra
road company against Aleehany County pIoyideo thas
the railroad company furnish the said claimants Will
guarnee Of the payment OF such losses within perloo
fWa