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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06

III VIII NOT EUT AGAINST PAROLE TO-DAY.
The great race between Parole representing
the Norih and Ten Broeck. representing ttc S.ath,
viich has been anticipated wi,h inteasc interest by
t,,-as OF ue3ur Will not bc run Ten Brock g. ont
# c,ndiiea and cannot start. Mr. Harper the owner
al Ten Broecs. annouuc yesterday morning, thai
his horse va. aInss and w0ud not he able % rae. To-
dav. Parole viii .aOp over the tso-and-a hall miles
,ybt a cou..tit,r UGes, there IS rain, otter races
ar,,i,.el for tcIay Will bc rIn, altIoug, the TRACK
must bc very heavy from yesterdays STORM The officer,
Of The American Jockey Club stated last evening that
they would cudeayor arrange selling In addition
20 the otlcr cuntc-ts.
Ten iiroecks feet have not been in the best condition
for few days bat d, has been able take hs daily
,ce aud il has b.eu period that Ac would Dc dt 10
meet iaroe the day ~ the race. Members OF the
JneFes cab WHO saw Tea Brock 10 the trace yester-
sev said ttat j.. as cide1t tuat Ae vas not in q 1T
state to Dee Ii'' "a against Parole.
M. Harper was az turGlap with bis pet horse yes
tefay joan Williams Dir. Harpcg'b partner said 10
a TrlBlNE reporter last evening thai Ten BrncckS
cracked heels had bgtu the % considerable anxiety
e etNtsa days but hoped tia. thcy would bee ala
ihat 90, inflammation ad extended up INTO the ankles,
and thqi The uetr iur.-4I " WIGS much enlarged BE-
Sides This tho horse Dad bad cough Yesterday, and 81
I.Irer announced hls Nlt-hia"l ana pai! ilc forfeit
An .,rf Wa made alIspse another which
p,r, sluuIn take part hT. fr offered 70 enter ~
Mani ps and Mr. Williams offered To is very fa-t
tLrey, old Vera CIII tO iun Wan iarpt. ~ yiiol
Nj I0rllaid would Pc VIII pr 10 il.r u ire sweep
stt4 r1ic. NJ fordii dct cd no do this iic stated
L. te reporter a., evening, tat hc thought that
tier, possibility 81 iaf'e AID ien BiOccA egor
Tcn Tisst vIli Dee taken back TO Kentucky on Thurs
dny and VIII at r. n.tu tiIs year. Aiicr next sam
Mr. Williams -aid. 70 ni,o be possible FOR hn to ran
wIth Parole II desirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
TIE clrY DERr ONCE MORE.

Controller Kelly, in a reply to the ie'@f Oh
william II. Morreu, and oFhers Of the Committee ol
Fv As 10 his last financial statement denies ihlt "ie
al Albany he estimated the 100000 past que a7atS
nents as worth only twO-thrds their fSce 'aue al'u
nut them down IN his statement Mt their fun lace Fae
He saws that the assessment bonds are charged NJ
"liqbiify.r ut S22144,4o0. While the esuln S
otuouut realized from assessments To pay ~.
bonds. is put among the assets ~ Ohly 49,
OnGSlO, hess than tw thirds ol the ANU.
~ Inc bonds. In REGARD to the SECOND item OF ~
- 4s232I g. taArE OF 1S17, levied hiteI aug -. -
I.-T rss esl mated deficiencies he says nc t"Ai
ion = are hase on the appropriations for 80 anu
10 aUu.0nrataGus fXed 10y the Board Oh Is'l-s
and ppurllonment ~ December l71G Inc taxes ais a
CIV credit on toe 1t day Oi January OF me Yea. i
Which thew are cycd and are drawn against To pa1,"p
pr0Drlafons by the issuc OF revenue bonus ~ ah'l
lion of t, objection ~ the taxes OF l~14 Ihc rtN'lI
havds On issued well ~ tie unpaid aiffoIf hhs TOT
1877. rrc included among the ilabilfles Ahs' hc '"'
III. answers the statement that he is now OBLIGED 10
admit the debt 10 be- S95,7O7.3s5. luseld OF r'lo1l
CD ia This Ua4 ''I lie 81 - COL 81 N TIE t'
OF lie net uermaucut funded bona ncn- NJ s'tltu
my communication. and the sum ~ SD .o'o ~ "
aio,i.I az actual net debi all forms ut Ha1ltt 80
me cir s debt g. ngrod cut by Mr. MOuo al I'LL
57l Ig2 AMI hr savs further tat y We tahc We III
tcrgst paid Tor coming year cndnE AGsus' - r' -,
namely. 50 .269 o Clter on, me "r'' h"et ~,
even more than tins, masmuch as per cehl Oh tu'
above amount il only S5,s9i.IJ' me Cty tys lII-
p.rWaacut ard temporary, lrciudng me amount ".'
iv me sinking fund. aud the aciua1 amount oi ~
DOR a,ce. iturG nom statement al ilhNiIu anu
assets has nothing DO WIKI the interest," account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06

solomon Strauss & Co., dry goods iobbeTs,
u So do Wnte-st, Who have been business over
twenty years, called meeting Of creditors yesterday
The causes " suspension the depreciation in
chandise. principally. 4 compromise was suggested
and q committee appointed 20 arrange tnrms OF settle
maut. TIE um8 iabiHtirs are about SI4o.OOn. The
nominal assets much iu excess of that The
actual ass. Is a'uouut 10 about ~ 10000.
Barton Co, manufacturers OF guns, etc. az No. 3S7
Broadway, have been adlnd Gated .uniary banhupts
The irIa has been IN business tUetvseyvH years,
was sued mover lad note irOirStrd and always ell
ioyed good reputation. The sudden demand oi cred
tor large SUM oi money, enforced by summary aW
proceedings forced che nru 10 20 mto bankruptcy 10
urutr,t creditors. Tho liabilities VIII not exceed
$4,000. The assets nOninally afg over 100000
Henry Eimuls a. Brother. wholesale cioitug nauufac-
tilrei at No. Is Walhcrst Eict Yesterday Their
liabilities estimated at over F5OoeO ana the value
OF the assets rs not known.
Tho scnelUios oi Moses 9leZser filed yesterday
showing liabtC> of 80. 1873 % aud assets S149 90
Tins besides real estate nImuaiy worth $4,000. sub
ect TO liens OF $4,000 and upwards, which he describes
as worthless.
AZ the meeting of the creditors Of Edward W Baxter
Co.. furniture dealers c-teTday dcbis 10 the amount
of - .5S1 l3 were proved, and Mfrfia r. King and
george ". Humphrey were elected assiences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
Tile NAYAL NYEsTIGATION.

CONGRESSMAN b. y Willis, chairman OF the
Commute, on Expenditure IN the Navy Department.
said 10 TErUNE reporter, yesterday, thai tue com
m!,t,c would proceed inmediare, 10 us woia 81 n'e'l-
cation aud ascertain what irregularities, frauds ana
abuses there had Dceu the expenditure and accounts
Of tlr NAVY D.u4rtmcut within such period ~ the
eo1,f1itt.e should think II necessary =" cover
I-udou,t,dy there lad been frequent diversion
al money, ne continued, from the purpose LOT
which In was appropriated, and the extent OF
the irregularities wa UnkH0wu az pgcsrHL me
ev-tcB o Eeepiug uad"r Secretary RoDe-on WIS tA
seedsIv faulty and llovcd irr ,r"Iuts inconsistent
with an economical administration. Moreover, numerous
exuaud iurrs had been made Oh account on ltcs con
tracts. aud iarg, Sums OF money paid "l""u. W'prs
warrants very extensive and critical scrutiny "oua
he necessary n order O. ascertain ic amount ol hor'
C4pf So and dr.. I-ie state O tie accounts. An Immense
afu.uuf ~ material dis uecd OF impr' y tt proce@
%, which rlsu have been covered into tir if"'suF
would slSp De- made subject ~ inquiry. The paJ de
hrency might De iuyr- f.,ird hC tht tnnmlt."r on
EHyi AG..r, hUt 10 curlhl- 81 lIlsairii0h t'ud
arise ls seen Oh. Two commit rS. u N"uIG ufN"iFt
urlu TIDE Committee era Naval Expenditures 10 report
what r.i- on would Doe necessary 10 prevent lt!It F
ouflrfl., enforce atc"-Ita uillty HLo 10 promote
.ru. iug. sHrrus prosecution 81 az d'auii' = pl
whom III. Wt SAID, tatTc was % yer great Huhbti'
would Doe advocated also, o. Adoption 81 Stdiir-' pro
vidrc spulour.aic uHi>Lhcut for "ica. uali'asfhce
sir N1li. further said thar On" commute" tNltc. ed
t cl.da, CO.. pr"cI ot y new -ccrctafE oI 'r N'ES'
lie lao given me committee assurance to TIA. t1ect ~
conference last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06

n,nrnoUTn MEDlcAL GRADUATrs.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, Nov. 2.-Ihe grad
uafinr exercises Of the Medical Department Of this col
Iege occurred Tuesday evening, October 30 Degrees
were conferred upon the following geutlemon G.. IL
,laricb ". H. Aldr.ch. C. T. Banks, q. y. Barrett, /,
blanchard b. T. Church b. G.. Clark, Arthur Clifford
Ieh,eus Curtis ir., 7. A. De Blos, c. A. Doer, A. p.
Duiley r. T. Hartman, q. II. HaW.ey j. =. Holt l. j.
Hubbard ". y. Mack. A. c. Prckham, O. W. Phelps. }.
y Pratt r. " Putnam, l. W. starbird, W. T.. sylvester
and c. 4. Wood.
The Vermont state Medical Society represented in
the persons % : s. Clark n. D., aud S. Putnam ~ D.
Drs C. f. Bounoy and G.. " Cook were present from the
A, II pp.hir, Medical Society. The Address OF Wei
cnu,e to le profession was delivered Oy G. +. bohei
mi, address contained good advice 20 the gIalu-
ors s,ting before them, ~ clear hight, tholt duN
tH. sacrifices they must make ana az Anal CONSISTS 'e
fri. success tao profession An iutelcslns article ON
Or8lp and ITS U.e-" read by g. \. Wood, OF the
clio president Bartlets address consisted ~ ehph-
sting some of tho leading points IN inc Aclit,s ga
WeIrome" Inc vacdctuIy was rendered. oy j. l. ft%t T.
If Maine Tie "HppOcIatic Dath wa NNcu ny -
p Frost Dean Of the Medical Coi.ge Charles j. banh,
OF Maine was awarded Prize O so Tor excellence Ia
up e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
HOW TO SECURE BRAZILIAN TRADE.

Plans FOR SIW STEAMSHIP LIEF MKT sl!ING.
The United States has never lad direct
steam communication with rrazi. with The rScepon 81
brief pei iod after The close OF thc var ltiSFtitd Una"
o line VIII D, permanently established ny ApnI next
through the cC ts OF ~ Roach 10 VIII comprise some
OF the most complete iron steamships that were ever con"
.fructed on either side Of tie Atlantic. More Than SIX
months AGO Nr. Roach sent an agent 10 Fiazl Tor the
urpnse Of uguiring INFO Tire Brazilian trace ana 10 wan
mon t!c Brazilian Government 90 see what arrange
nents could Doc made in support o steam comul e't'h
between that country AID Tie United States England
has enjoyed Tie monopoly The Brazilian ireae Tor feF-
clal years and u the support Of the line, Brazil and
England have subscribed $4,000 each annually. To-day,
England France. md Germany. tac. have steamship
line 10 P-a supported by long time postal conrrac.s
ARRANGEMENTS are arcut CONF tIri an lhr h.i IN
Government and capitalists Ni4i il'"r the u''iit 5H
American line. so ,Ia tle Two countries may tadt d.
rrcfIy viii each other
Widc Mr. Roach s uc'.9ei 70 uc rcticcut ou This sub
i-rt Inc I.,, not deny tnu movement Is ON foot as
above De-. rrpd I'D. ic says iEat The want or flc COM
muu.-auou has been d,iumca,A ~ iEe United STATE ,
of r.vcuur winch would ot.'l"iee have come 10 this
coutr, iar - Aiign m,.'..n'I Lay iIts'1 ,l,
10 ire ahs.uce Of Trop'r ifch'es thr demand nv h'-
zi'i4n markets Tor American udu'.t'u-rd dricir. Us
carried through Eu .l-' nou-.s American n'nuii e-
tuI.i, RECEIVING or;, rom tuei.,h INNS 1gF fo's
to Dr. r4i,Hrd 10 lir j. z;n ."lh a. u'' l VIZ" 'l,e
own account Hrazhl He,c1ani, in se,.!ng l'itfr
o. NrH-Nu-E. fads 20 taxes l"fN ui!S 20 maze tue
transit which De p.Ns seventeen C-Hi~ postage, four
49, IN s tuc dalv the Government togdvaucr The
D. more hnti'h noit' A. " 100 ''''i
tins c.u hes, Poe ace" pl.-e' d. lAe tau--'hiHeHt ~
al he Government. The torn subsidy las become so
oiaciloualc ta.t il should never DE- >u-l,, Cd But
.ltir even though postal icccgis d.d rot cover ez-
non u.s. might be- made Will profit Co tr Go. inin-nt.
cause. would more u, th cC'n 'r5 u. u'-.',n's,
Nr. Roach expresses nc s'''e N'.", ~ SCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
CHraryAL MOTIFS.

Judee Sutherland, in the Court Of General
-, d,fy.r.l Yesterday s.. tic e-ar-' to PIG Ina
go $50" 49, u-d tr..iisUt Of the Board ol Lilca'
ton. was selected as remain
Tnou motion of United States District At'erI;
NOV FOSTER the indictments AGAINST N-aii ~ I.' -"
y,,I',un II Harding, charged wan clo'hri "HfA'
t,.,us.,,tiDus were discontinued FeSfridi''
Iudce Brady has granted tho wit o. error
b., III. Cie OF carl Lessor, tl. f. convict u OF '."u
irr money by false Iretlcc- oi % p.t ,,. -'-'' "
r,.rr.,s 10 stay his sentence p.A.in~ lAr q .tA"
Theodore c. Myers, fourth officer OF Of. nc e
.t,ar1.r Koln. pleaded guilty .sr'4a' 90 the "a
,.,t.r.l sessions 20 s.e9iu- diamonds worm fiL'g
nh other property worth 500 Merry Oh cd. i'l-.y
MA. recovered lie featcucod 10 state li''n io'
three years.
Thomas H. Elliott WIS brought before N.5
I.a.rson Market Police Court, tc-titla!' g., '. We.
r,,fatn ne money under t.i-e lrceHe,'. I'!"-t
s,.d r6 several persons THAT he WIS Hlcff-, l -5,I
5,,s ma dinner 10 Vo.oucl f. H. --eln % 81 lit %
Po,irtept fhe subscription asked was 30 El''" Vas
held m - 600 bail foi .T1ai'
Ono of the detectives engaged IN the ar
1T al the for.ef- concerned I'D tAr T'4'"' to.-5! o
tna N,r-Yark lie Insurance tOHHait, el-.~ u, - -
1',tpI-F reporter yesterday, thar % - .o jus Ii
,,I.ir,ed with the pr,ImlGIIy c,titlnaUvu y 49,
E.rer lsiorc Iustire Drfty, hUt 10 aoa 4oi' o. &
=, ,5r,o uotf TIE Supreme Court sha.4 pass u.V'i ..c
''I,, raised .u General sessions a. g. , 10 -t y
Cr,,,d INN 10 uulct pending 40 eAihi-1'- ',-'l'
..f-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
AN OFFICER OF TIE GAMMA lost

The steamship Gamma, which arrived yes
terd.J from Bermuda, appears 30 have escaped the
heavy gales OF aot week, the Officers report light
winds Friday followed ~ squalls during the night.
Her trip 10 Bermuda however, exceedingly bolster
Gus ana resulted in the lose OF the first officer. William
L. Whittier On the second daF oui tie forward steering
chains parted ana The NCsstl idy the trpu IA Of
the sea. Captain Liddicuat aud Nh Whittier ran
at 10 connect ihc steering gear on the stem,
when "a heavy sea struck the vessel and carried
away tio rassttH, throwing Mr. Whittier overheard.
1up hic buoy was thrown near him. ANA the engines
stopped aud reversed The boat read lowering.
hIt the officer siruggl for few moments ana sank.
Every cf 'ri made 20 him. bat without success
captain iAddicoat that Air Whittier was q most
CsiiiuaIc officer, ard hJG commanded the Cunimn Tor
several uips. II. about nftytWo Years Of u.c and
lcayes u 81 II. aud three sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
ALIrqLE GIRLS MANY THEFTs.

Libby OBricn, since her arrest, has confessed
10 ,tca uc FROM ten Twelve families Tor whom she
worked with the detectives yesterday sire visited sew
cr.I pawn shops where jcwcry and sFor-ware valued
M over 5000 and believed to haze been stolen were
recovered Many persons, principally ladies VISITED 10
lice beadauc-ters yesterday. some ideHt'hrd missing
uTovcry among the articles recovered from the p IN
o1s Others recognized the girl rs hHrng been in their
house. 90 time tnt property d~apre7lt AlH'iE ihe
following Mrs. ll0Lcnc-mp 80. 100 .'th-t' 80 F-'lo
Mary NLCoA, No. ,'j3 l1eL soy iiij iA'f->i, g''
N:s. ANA HairEL 10. 500 Eehlh-aie., fl'' PTS Pts
s. NJ. PrI-g-. No' lUl list i"cll. ISL Ti 20
Mrs SIMPSON. No. 9j2 SiAtl-lye, SO Sir. C."Il-s
Icnsan, 10 919 s.,thayc., $500; SIR. C"rk. ~. 752
$500: Mrs. -cre. No go Ia-' f't'--"yeu st - ~
9r- Asher, 40 1888 I.rd-aE' $50; NrS. Hamilton,
No 3.g West Furly-ufh--t 800 From ;h" large num-
az tl, frff. VIII De- from $4,000 tu $4,000. While tie
detectives ollie ded Win Indies aud c'nt' men
ccfad. HEcu D. Is .n-idrrtl hat ,Ae lht D. "'E tt-
teen weave old number 81 her theis Tho detectives
saw rupear ASTOUNDING 10 q ro5a1ic iat she vii! DE
sent finally, 10 some rforuAcfT INST dtlDlL
u. .r was taken before Justice Smith, AT the L-stE
NaIatt EOicc tuuit, durn2 tire cay. only Two formal
complains were made Mrs. = ~. Peers. Of No. lOi
rr, valued &c $40; Mrs norton o No lpl Wet Forty
ci--s COM, i"Iuvd tI1t she had stolen properly u
hsucIrs tlc coin Io5 "e-c octGpth y! persons WHO
had lift rcd sy the turtta
Iinr G'feu was igosi-I m MAY last. with Mis- EatL-
riuc CItsry, Uf No "#1 Avenue A. The E Messed -
tat time fat slt had commit od number Ui na Iab-
.r,- - fuc cation 81 NJ. Casey Mrs. Glossy was
s.t 40 pfi.uu ami tie Iir discharged. since then,
October % hc apartments Of Mr.. CHARLES Norton, at
80 lCi West Forty-eiShtst, were robbed Of jec fry
living IN tie same house with Mr. Morton h1rrsd q
Grunge girl coming out OF the room. Tho police SHs-
.cteI Libby OButu ~ the tLtf!, and she was arrested
saturday. sle confessed having comHitted this rot
bpi, aud several Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
DIsTRmrrING BALLOTS.

AT the Republican headquarters, last even
ing there was little excitement The work has al
been DONE said The gentlemen of the committee, ana
We are only waiting 10 sac what tomorrow VIII brine
forth" At the various Assembly district headquarters
the tickets were distributed to the cnya~sc. TO De- sta
toned az tie polls to-day. Al OF the polling
PAGES there viii b. two canvasser ana at oJhcr places
three
TIE Tammauy canyasseIs gathered 81 Coucordia Hall
on FIr-l-Ivc 10 receive their ballot, for distribution
ana tier Instructions As there VIII DC III least two
c.rvgs-rTs III each place o. voting, nearly 100 men
were pas sing iu and ont Of CoucJrdI Hail during the
evening. We can't ri you .u. q coarse sad TX -
ComEi- soucr Murphy 90 q Tribune reporter, lyon
ciulp morn uul.udy Uaper. aud We touJ want You
to see 40 our Preparations. We arr Oily giving out
tickets ANA money Tor tom orrOv, you Know"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
CIVIL NOTES.

7 4
Judge Lawrence has referred the divorce
sui of Adela r. Blake against Charlie, l. Blake To MAJ
ry ii'liai'lr'
Judge Shlpman viii continue the calling u
Tie eul.uIar he In ted States Circuit Cgrt toner.
row hrc. aiming win no. POO
L. l. ME F a. 81. ,.o;..-. a., r.,
III ''' e''' Va 'il' w '-'4'-'' 'i' N''l'h
iS CoHs1si s TO D.tE ire @,y'y, e IN i Vl
7, +.o .,;+ e coor,,o p Chico o,.,;ost
~, ..' - .,.t -. - -
''"' -. .,.-. ~, -,... go
-, I,. ~. 81 .i,,.iF - " WV"
90 ''' 80"
Letters OF administration on the estate Of
,1;, 1-r r,,l-o-s f.,.o M ,, ,r.,,t.l to ,lfsr
- ~. -. ',.I t.., .l .,.l ,- ,,'
Ecaeycrra ahc leaves $50 daughters. The personal
estate ai"ie l7 '7.'.-.''' o.. 'l'i tl''."'
The VIII o. Hannah y. llrlncott vas Of
tered Tor probate last June General j. H. Loe' coGrsal
fr co.t--apt ahrs mod yc-trllr f.om ,ia Sf-pifa
,,1-,i.s..n q, IKE ta,t 1r- IN Monmouth y,
~, Tr.,. a. -, t. fI,g d ,,,. lf... of frf a. te
t-.',;, '''' W. CAV ''' p
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
PLACING RAILROAD BosDs

Robert L. Randall has sued Charles K,ob
lauch and Paul Iichtensten and Adoph Popuo,,.r.',
md Herman c. P0ppeuhusen FOR S70Ooo darn,
Kn0hlauch Lichtensteln Lad contract with ~. -
pen1usens TO place over S3JOOOOO FIRST Ino,to,o 90
of the Pushing North Shore aud Central Ralro,d G..
panv ~ Long Island They appointed Randall t5,(- -.
torney 10 make arrangements with Euylsh fpanc,-s
fixing his compensation M pcr cent n he fp,d-
factory ARRANGEMENT. He claims ne made sUrb -, ~
Taugcmcnt with EObiuaOn & Fleming ygh.L -. 'l-
Crptcd by Kuobauch & Iichieusein. l,rt = ~ sst.t
without cause thcy end the other defcncgutg ll. :,
tho ARRANGEMENTS. The suit WIS begun last Jir1..y
but answer has been vet put TIC cgso CAME -
on motion at the plaintiff dir security for c,.H'P
judge Donohue his granted M order requiring he MAIN
tn 10 tiie security for costs u 500. i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06

THEORY THAI IT NAY HAVE BEN ~ ACOiDhNi l.
Coroner Croker began an investigation Jester
day 81 tie circumstances Attending the dchih OF 'di
Hardin (uut OIlaral, who died Sunday from te 'H''''
Of fracture of tae sEgll supposed TO nave p'eH pro-
duced by beug knocked TO the payern nj ny AeAah"I
a1,-e So FAR az tho Coroner has been able TO examine
into tc ease the fncis sen, to warrant the better tI9t
NcIana MAY not atcr al be guilty ot cauInS iuoh
DEAN No one saw lIu strike the blow, ana ' ii'uin
had rcen ,lriuling Dc is thought possible tAt ne INV
have faIlcn accidentally, and thus received ne nsl
wound NcI"rr Yesterday WAS brought 20 me tuI"uui
i od cctuitfe1 To- Tie House 81 Dec. zion, 10 await
tie iuqarst. Mc5nnc Is young man 81 Pifsan' ~
t,earaucr. 10 haH been CDulu ctnr on iie Ipu. -
hy.uup Railroad. lie stlird 10 reporter aestcIu.9
that hc was drinking who IN tie fHloon s'ofor nE''
and had a dispute With Hardin over politics ~ 20,
NOT rccpllect, however having come 70 b'Na; "a n .
no ilfcclnc against the deceased man, ana ala uo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
Suspicious or FOUL PLAY.

Mrs Writ Ryder, of Stamford, Conn, came
to the C0roncrs Office yesterday, and requested that the
body Of her brother who buried in Calvary Come
terry few days ago. be exhumcd aud pnst-nortein c1
animation made Suspicious OF foul play, she sad, Wfie
entertained her friends and She desired that an nycs
ticanu bee made Her brother died suddenly IN HCai-
chester County week. and tho people with whom ne
lived had him buried In Kings County. Mrs Ryder war
set to superintendent Walng who re'crr'd her 80 the
C0rourrs office IN Kings County. and me authorities OF
Wcscbrscr county ~ tie case Is hey ord the jurise
ton OF tie police Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
A 49, rn HnME nEsCRIBED.

The Rev. Doctor McGlynn lectured on Sunday
evening at stephens Church Noman Cathohc on hls
recent visit 70 Rome as one OF the representatives Of
Cardinal McCloskey, the ftoth anniversary Of tho
Pope's episcopatc lie gave account OF hrs several
interviews with the Pope Describing tho Catholic Pom
TIL Dr. EcffiyiH called hfln whose Oucia"ce
was fuli OF awe and dignity whose characteristic were
ms argeness OF heart ana twecncss ~ temper III ~
advanced year, TIRE pope stl retained much ygor, wi
a mIVeilOusy sweet and melod!ous voice. During INC
lecture, descriptive account vas given Of the chuIcb
~ Rome the institutions of pagan antiquity aud modern
On siigny, and the habits ANA customs OF the italian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06

Sunday was cass-day at Tammany Hal.
For some years it las been custom for The Visest
,acens 20 call thc inspectors of elections together tie
last Sunday before election and imrar 20 item orally
lesson i'm practical pol maua-iue, challenging vote,
working doubtful eases nos in fu fellowship with q H
many, but likely 10 Zoe influenced hs friendly
word. .HcT lcaCtabic means. O. laun- fi-rWd tao
ties If any nave been dcvi. "a for hHO0wiU"g tho oppO
ZION, and pOiBtlIg any known o. imaginary anD s
Of tie rur!uv Al ID meeting or sunday, tAe4c was
tull fcudaLcc. ant The pupils Cecic and apt. IN
tue cycuiI tickets we're distributed 10 the trusted
litlfrugyts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06

Francisco for 100 or 500 Chsamcn 10 take the places OF
the striking cigar-mnkers This firm employed aboa'
900 persons The report dscredited by the strikers
~ similar rimOr circulated about three weeks ago
md then denied bv tho manufacturers. several large
sho,s beginning 10 take E American niis. anu 10
tcsch thcm tie m de 81 making cigars. The meiiae-
that these girls quickly, Hud VIII soon
become efficient operatives. At the mccDnE nl the zen
tral Organization cirRfInakers. YESTERDAY. u was I-
ported that there were hardly than 500 non union
workers bon tle city, The operatives o. Eugel Co., oi
East 'Ourth. sem delegation 10 TIE Cehtrdi
Committee SIX ojecimcut suits were reported
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ANrI.TAMM.NY nhrI.nTs.

The Executive committees Of the Anti-TGm-
many Organization and the Independent DomoC acy
have agreed to Their tickets ont Of the boxes
and have made a harmonious selection OF captains for
the Assembly districts sd eutrnanis for the election
districts Two thee email organ ZtIuLs have asked
Andrew u Green 10 lEue Jew tcEe's with tAe names
rf two the IHumHuy ,gi.r2tc u place ~ of fic
Il uDHcau 8Iicrm"i-ai-larg- Il1s NJ Green refused
90 1. The Democratic factions iu the combination VII
ran out the straight Au'-Iammany q, kr On saturday
evening Charles H. swan ia uoG between two and Three
ttousaud Aut-Tauafusny tickets 90 officers q Tax
payers aud Independent associations.