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New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
cOMBMArION TABLE.

Bv comparing tc seventh ine oi tue hrst table Win
the second line OF the cOmbinatiOn-the most common
forms in use-t viii be seen that where seyentY-hse
numbers are puC in the wheel and twelve WITHDRAWN II
ha player gesses their numbers correctly and buYs the
lg gets S225 or II ne buys three saddles, he
s pntiLlcd s:}2 while ii lac chooses day number he
viii receive eJ BY increasing me risk the ratio WIN
ming numDers "a cOrrespondngiy increased
Lottery nave always opposed the policy bus
ness and have tried all OF expedieni To suppress
it, But policy lives and thriyes, while lotteries are
scarcely paying Interest upon investments Tne con
stnty Increasing frauds attending tie manipulation Of
lotteries grdu lily opening tse eyes 0f the pubc to
their dishonest character. Meanwhile quarfs and law
sus prndng In Kentucky, winch are likely 20 put an
ali franchises and stop the legazing OF lotteries
forever
The ticket md scheme of the Georgia lottery, alluded
above, have been printed and IN effort Will be made
sell tie former through the lottery dealers Of this city
Saturday An agent Of the STATE OF Georgia Is
city to endeayOr h. stop the fraud, and the police
will probably take action.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

-..,-. ,-o.rer,tv. and cement enduring union
@ ,-v,r m. establishment OF civil Service on sucu
- - viii make 10 most efficient ana PURE ans ,o tast
% men NAV d1er In methods, all must rcos , ,,tves
tbe President is actnatto ohS oS N"' "'e
and The pufest patriotism ~:
Iuage Samuel s. Edic. whom the hepuol-
=. h,ve nominated for senator from the O'S'Eo D
-, seens 70 be an excellent sort OF c"huiuaeo- ~
,ss on the Cincinnati platform ana Presioen' nay
- ~ accptance and declares that he IA nov o'
81 70 anr candidate for United states seh'.or' ""
-, nropose 10 be- Judge Eiio was district-atlorney
-. County from sos to 1872, and since ISL ms s
- 1n, iudge. Last year he was ~ ~ntlesH'v 80 ~ s,.
Ss,I,~ai Convention H. ought u D. ahoNru ah " ,ocd
Nal,'Ma M a. l.ss senator whom the Democracy piuceu
;D Tie af Of the NXth District sSnii sit for Uniied
,ooses % represent his constituents on "ai' 'V
st,fes senator Is worth having ~,
senator Hammond ought 10 he defeated INC
,De ssie that was raised his district two years "b'
a, raised again both the Senator and his former op'o"'
,o,io- be,n renominated. tut tins time u ouen' :"
cided differently. Not a word has ever ucou
.g,inst the character of MI Hicks. while MT II
wa proved IN the canvass two years ago 10 n"'e -
euutv ~ manifest corruption AS Deputy A''"l"'
80 His own admissions On the Miller insurance
,a,on .bowed that he took large iees-oi "''''' ''
,o.v A. vye b. called-from insurance conp II,
wa under inve-tigaton ana sc,ii Gptv ~ prooeod
~ i .,rviee wa rendered In return Tor llc"' o,' -
be substantially admitted ai' " W 49,, 49, ,i nerssn
hush money. Mr.. haNr'Ni ~ .', , ~. ,.of fhat lac
,bo onrt IL sit m the state senate, ana lh- ae. 1 h.
r. made "A good legislative fci Nlttl'h ,'-ilt
- to D. ttglfcron II l. easy tO De honest "hcN 10"
have grown rich by corruption
The nomination of State Treasurer Charie'
y Ro.. for the senate, IN opposition to Mr. "oodih'
hoult IS means that the present Senator has hafu
egbt before HIM Mr.. Ross has been on such terms
IN tie rast with Mr. woodIn that he has oo'n
.,,tad ~ piaying into bis hands in Senatorial cam
parns and the proposed nomination OF NJ Moses 'Ae
EDITOR of he vburn Mars. which was understood 10 De
d.anitely arranged while Mr.. Ross was SIM n"i'
,,l of denomination. would have gwen Hse
30 t,.ther sus .icious OF the same sort hr
Moses cannot possibly have any great persona
,,rengtg But win Mr R'ss m the hriu,
IN. canvass looks serious Mr. Ross would oe man o
sioe,r tastes H. after being defeated ma Sta1e c"h1t
ton he should put himself up Tor NOME CuH''9, ~ .' ,
fnr d.- tiu,t uuf.ose of 'eng knocked down re Chu
MAJ, frrrn.d Die canvas ag1iH Hs NJ. Mg"dn, p4Sn-
try as br does 90 a wealthy ahd ihhueuuai lalI
Nv aud having strong V'Is s"HaI lJl,o"','-, h ~,
n may also he added tnut, al.hou-h ht nd5 "',
beioncfd tO the best of tie Demncfa " TO tua-e
I,s.tr. le.u rastd aransf him, and no STAN mas ~
hen SHOWN TO rest unOu ms record ~ ave oniC.I
Above sI De- hus been believe eulIl ui uIl"s
or of sharing bob stolen money. us repu''i'" d" ''''
5cancr tbau that ~ his opponent
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE AMERICAN POPULAR.
SUITS BFGUS AGAINST STOCKHOLDERS FOR BACK
DIYIDENDs.

E. T. Lawrence receiver of the American
Popular Life Insurance COMPANY, has begun suits hi
tie supreme Court from the stockholders OF
the company dividends that had been paid 10 them
1872 the date wen Mr.. Lawrence holds the com
psny became virtually nsolvent, and also TO recover
amounts for stock ned by these stockholders but for
which evidence thar any money was ever paid
Thomas ;. Lmb, IT. .be president of tie company. Is
sued for the largest amount holding 2S shares upon
which IL claimed S3ji13, cash drawn by him, FOR
which the receiver finds authority, and checks
Of his that unpaid end carried on hand as
cash swell the amount TO SJS,l77 81 Morean
Morris. tho vicCpreSdent holds 15OEbares which, WIN
interest, d yidcnis and checks carried a. c1s Drig
the clam to S2s403 O3. Toe following "a llst or Tue
Mary j. Lambert ~ 9G4 "A the Rev. Amos B LanDeft
S37l7 IA J. ". Hustled, S3JS %; HOfati0 seymour
1891 "a; H. p. Vdndyke, S606 06; L. ". Keys ST.
SI3 %: James CruIkshank S136.5 90; MOresu MOTIFS
2s,463 O3; f. D. fuller, S9Jo7 IS J.. -. Fuller as ex
eculur Of estate r. Stewart, 1864 s. estate OF g H.
Frost S696O ca Aaron Carter Jr, o736 ~; f. onOii-
nard - 3634 %; T. SnOnnaTd as eX oub0r oI e-tit OF
Jessie -hOnnar, 81 OSS 10 George Bliss ir rlSbl -
ustrs q. oOd-. ~ S96 -; Mss G.. Aiger, 500 ~
\. n Bradley, 1907 7G: A. a. IlrsiIugs, Si,Si4 IA :;
Chas McGrcgor, 14l2 60 j y. Mansfield, SeO4 6S ~
LIttef-Id. 1896 06; the Rev. Chas. d. Buck S367 81
total Sl54 ,267 81.
] z. Irow aud Erastus Brooks have agreed upon p
basis OF settlement with the Tue following
10 actUry compromises: T f. Bancroft, treasurer OF
the company James Cruikshank, paid back the DIV
ideads received by him since 1877 =. T. Buckley one
tha directors OF the company e. l. MZtu, supCfi-
tendeBt OF the company ". waters tpe estate OF H.
salisbury, j. Cleveland, b. Cleveland, L. ID. Lidde Nf
Mcfarland. j. King, c. L. Alien A. j. Reld secretary or
company. paid back dividends w. W, SnarPc MIS-
+. c. Salisbury. Levi Hatch, c. f. smith, Edwin Ii.
smith. 4. q. Bradley.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

We cannot repudiate Mr. Randall now, IN
ess We wcul0 comm al tie action Of the disOrgaDzfr-
that came - near wr,rng he party during the ryinc
dcvscf tie electoral count Richmond Enquirer lDemJ
II il no use. The Republicans never can
bl1gdcr go snbiimely az The D'iAt crts. The Repuh
bcans tossed NewYork State into the bands Of the Dem
ocraic party before last last week the Democrats
tossed i back again.-t Christian Union.
So many Ohio men were appointed to office
there were none loft m hone TO yofe he R"pubL an
ticket That rxplains II. Very shrewd man l. Mr.
Uat es He Is bound TO bis policy of breaking
up the Republican partY.-tElmlra Gazet,e (Demi
The honor and integrity Of the Republican
mart ana PARTICULARLY of Republican leaders, are ar
raigned by the party who declares that Rutherford T.
HAyes IL a fraudulent President ARC those noNs-
popcrs which express their qualification upon the vic
tory of the party has these charges Of raud
prominent issue entitled 70 be considered a. Re
uubcan Journalist Can persons Gr papers reilly Renub-
mcau rejoice Democratic trlumphi- Boston Jour
ua. l2epJ
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
EDWIN ADAMS AND HIS FRIENDS.

A benefit for Edwin Adams will be given
at the Leland Opera House in Albany this after
noon at O'Clock under the management Of John W. A.
baugn Academy OF Music. IN this CITY, places IN
tie yestibue will be sold by ladies' T. Davey has for
Nsrded from Cincinnati a draft foT $40 10 be added 10
the fund. G. b. Leland OF the KOssmore Hotel nas con
trlbuted $50. Telrgyams were received yesterlaY Dy
Mr hert aud Mr. Wall stating that hir adams ha't
passed sis,p,ss night, bot was in cheerful sJaie or
mind. Tue following letter also rei elyed from MI
PHILADELPHIA, Oct o, 1877
Nr. +. A. SoTHEEH.
DEAR SIR: Mr. Adams has been so much exhausted by
lis Journey from Chicago tuat he Is still unable 10 leave
his room Ii would be very nudiciOus n not dangerous
Tor lin 20 yisl New-YOrk ou F~ilay, even s"ud hls
strength sufficiently restored by that time to permit
him make the attempt Respectfully Ours' -
j. NJ. BARTON, NJ. ID.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE EGW sAST0 DOMINGO COINS.

Tothe EdttOr or The rrfoune.
SIR: As the press appears to have found an
item Of public interest in branch OF manufactures
permit the misstatemenis OF your inform
ants and say, reference 10 it, that our company has
made for authorized agent OF the Dominican Govern
ment nickel and copper No silver coins
dered None were coated" or plnted. but arc what
they purpOrt 20 nlckels and c1ppeis." The alloy
similar 10 the cidss Oi coins Of tll- county and
tie terms base " and "elunOus have no Application
10 them more than Ike Of this and OtAt
tries the alloys of which known % any person in
formed upon coinage IL would appear by the published
tsms, the ecia opposition 10 the coins originated
IN this city and tat any objection by the people Oi SantO
Domingo is based upon such misniol nation.
AUG. GAYLORD,
Agent ecovill Manufacturing Company
Nelg York, Oct IL, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

The other companies have not made any new schedules
for free burning coal hat they are quietly meeting the
market 80 the prices offered by the Pennsylvania Com
napv in Its recent circular The Pine Brook in
the wyoming region, belonging to the iackawanna Coal
and Iron Company gone 10 work at the wages paid
previous TO the strike, Notwithstanding the recent
action of the miners at Hyde Park These mon did not
attend The meeting at hyde Park From information
obtanfd from the scrantUn region, IL is believed that oil
the mnes will be operation again IN shOr; .ime IL
il claimed that from he small number OF votes cast at
the yce PARK meetng evident that the Attendance
waa limited and hat large majority Of tle miners
would go work again ct once II they were allowed 10
nor
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
AARRIKD

CANDFE- -ArARTIN-In BROOKLYN n. y Oct o. 1877. BY
y. StOrrs D. D.. IL D., fdwar1 T. Cancee 70
Hattie p Martin. daughter Of W C. Martin all oi Brooklyn
No carts
HIrTENDEN-PETERs-o Thursday oct H.. at the
church OK the Incarnation by The Rev Al thur Brooks or
Hatch thsnden and Bcrths Boraii daughter of Dr.
George A Peters. all of the CITY oi NeW-forS-
ENGLAND-WHIrMAN-At sou'h Norwalk, Conn, on the
in T., by The Rev. ChaI y. sell Ck WIN m II Eng.
land. ~ NegYOrk % Emma r.. daughter ~ Edwin A.
Whitman. esq 81 south S0rwak, Conn.
HcPHERSON-NIVEN-O Tuesday, OCT. 9. n 81 Lukes
Church lle, y. j. by the Rev D. G.. Bylesby T. Bu
chanan Ne thersOu 10 Louise Niyen.
PARsONs-WEEKs-O Thursday, Oct II. 1877 At the PiL
grim lDns Church by the loF. Nasey " Knapp cher
" PgrsOus Louisa, Youngest daughter OF Llr
James Undrrhiu Weeks AL o. this city
RITTER-wELCHMAN-At st. Johns Church, Yonxers
Wednesday evening oct 10, by the Rev Dr W. b. kiss
W Ritter u Mary b. daughter Of the late Frecr
icA ". Wcichnal.
VAN ROEVENBFRG-WOOD- wednesday, oci. 10,
ls77 a. residence " the brides father Weserve ave.
gion. = L. by the Rev David Cole - D., ~ lOn-
kers ua daughter Mr. John H. Wood, DR. hegTy Van
HoeyeuD re- % Kingston, \. Y
WARD-GREEN-At PrOoklyn. oct. 10. by the Rey. r. =.
storTs d. D., and Tie Rev. b. Det Wani ~ d. Ferdinand
Ward 70 Ella q. Grfen. daughter u sidney Gre H.
ZOLIIkOFFER-WIT WITTIAUS-On sday. OCT. II, 1877,
Rev .. r. krnte ID. d. oscar y L0lk0rer 20 Emily
A. only daughter q. IA. WtthaUs esd al OF tina
city.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
TIE REVIVAL NEEDED.
NJ A ...ssrla A sTr.rf rHalr

TEE TRIBUNE, few days back, made most
eycecnt point OF fact hai tne revival most neeGed
m ts Couury 4 revival Of ubllc guG private iunI az
and virtue and 1t hIts the nll squarey on ie htad
Wateyer Is needed in The shape OF niaieIil a"Fstase
.u-s now There is nardly faw Upou the lace OF our
,,r,,ns1y Thr West is shipping gram, pork ana us
1lncr products Il. Il rate never 5eiore kAo", u tAhs
~ rrofs ~ they were never before taxed, whlic the
ei sends her cotton wich rs now, ~ always befOfe,
ber agricultural kIng. Heaven has oeen DOhhiIu u
- s,nds I'm IL - m dst Of his harvest wondering where
he sail md the barns ia wich 10 siOie H. lhr oh'y
sumbinz-bl0cA in The way Of haiey'n ofa Tor ibui
80 re,fratlon OF al cur brOkcB-d0Wn industries,
Is a lack OF coundrnce Of man ~ man.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
IFo1 ofher S',p Eelrr see sccond Pare.


In Sunderland, at a recent municipal elec-
ton for single sea one OF the four caudiIats Who
happens % be I'll ghle bachelor wcnigh six feet IN
his sfOcSngs, presented himself az the door Of IN
burgess and solicited The honor OF aud Interest
Aer approyingv cycling The proportions 0f the canti
date q moment or two, the od lady replied Well,
IA have promised Mr. Williams a vote: have given
yen Ia Mr.. T0mkiDsun, an think they call nim and
promised Mr. Fux yen bat ycu a very respect
able looking young gentlemen, will give you yen.
tee!"
Sheridan thinks that General Howard has
done thc best he COIL adding very truth uly Wh'n
10 a for life, the follow who i hein gpursUed
can always go little the fastest" And NJ the time
We trust that Chief Joseph wont General How
ard and make him run Rochester Democrat and ChrOn-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

tho positions the WRECKS sufficiently marked By
the masta which remain standing
FOREIGN PORT.
TovnoN Oct lIeai'ed A'eVarfia 'or TDee John clark
fr sOuf west PAS H. wellington BObcr, Ion both ior
NcV.Y0k. Clgra Arrived Hero, td.t SOftctt. Dorothy
Cleopatra. Capt CalaDeich foutenaye
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sax FRaNcrsco Oct tIArivei shns Sterling New York
CITY ~ Vienra fBr Liverpool Sailed. steamship chlnA
Hong Kong VIA Yokaiam
PAfuWORF oct la rive steamships Wm. Wood ward,
Young NeW-Yofk Henry J. Cav, PirrsD, Fhhaiel lpi A.
Cleared sfcarshi Fanny CafwaU der Clr, NeH lork X
weng Tier Phiadelphis barks China Ger Jordan. Bremsn
Euliie fNrr.l SlmGus0n Bel at.
NEwORLGANs. oct iiArrfved A. The Posses, pteans'o
Gillian Lvsrp ol sailed. steamahips NIle aud ouiasia
MOVEMENT or OCEAN STEAM sHif
HALIPAy. y : Oct 1.-The steamship Nova scofian.
frm liverpool arrived al 81. JOhn r., Jcs,erlay morning
and sailed for tbli Y0r-
GFof other SIP Eerr s,e Second Pare
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
CHRISTIAN sCHMIDTs ARREST.

Christian Schmidt. the defauiting book keep
or Of Dc Castro Douner. who arrested Wednesday.
declines 20 talk much the subject or his deiaeatoo
says he did very foolish tning end would not do 20
ugnu lie states that made overland trip 10 Cali
OrnIa spent most Of hs time In San Franchise, and
asked return OccaslOued by an Onrr Of
immunity from upon his retunang portion OF the
money aud surreuderng his stock. ne merely replied,
do not desire talk the subject IA any way ana snail
nave nothing Id say for the present"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
Ready this Morning.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

THE SEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Containing choice editorials poetry serial story letters
from STAFF anu other o day all the
important foreign and news. Among The
tents OF thus
THE LONDON TlMEs-Lettsr irom q W. s.-Jonnalistic
career Of the editor Of Tes aud his retirement aer
thirty seven years Of service
TWEED's CONFEssION-T first Draft Futhshei-A Al in-
teresting but incomplete history Of the Ring
MACaAHoN's MASIFEsrO-The French People Incig
nant-A Ministerial Defeat Ceriain.
Reviews Of New Novels and stories Senator Conkrng's
Confidence Obituary aeggs the Great South American
Rai--ay Contractor The Return Ex-Governor
Our Young Folks Tor the People Reply Roch
Meeting Cooper Institute The oriental War
End Of the Soz Perces War; Political Educational, Hunor
Gus and General Notes Personals Starting NGrsoTy
Farmer Mechss open Fre The LusciOus papaw Gesnins
from The Farm Journals all the Market Reports. eta
single eoyies free application.
Price n wrappers ready for mailing. ave censs
one CODY ole year. 90 eope sl2 So and
sxtra s2S Postage free 70 tas subscriDeE
Aeassss ruk TRIBUNE. HssYors.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
BRACKETT PRESSED FOR SURVEYOR.

Tie friends OF Japtaln Brackett, cptcM
Treasury Agent have forwarded TO Secretary Sherman
ooution with many signature, urging his appointment
as Surveyor Of the port Assistant Secretary McCo-
mick requested Surveyor sharpe last week TO Learn Il
Ciptun Brackett would accept the position u Assistant
Surveyor Hnd II So To forward his nonins-
zion at once. Captain Brackert declined en-
th, ground that be could be Of far more ben
ent 10 the Government In his present position
trs friancs then went 70 work for him tho
aupDmeut ~ Surveyor. The petilCn. 10 stated was
si,ncd by merchants and shippers generally. and vas
rlnai ed hy srvcra strong letters rtm leading SIX
i,o,TrIs who stated that their branch Of Dnsinrss
woud nave been bDpeessy RUINED. but FOR thr unuing
vigilance of Captain bIacEeti, when has Resulted IN
alII0st entirely breaking up sub fniuSSi!ng
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE GOOD RESULT OF STOCK GAMBLING.
From The Nsic York Public.
Il ! 4 L., l.. 1

Vhf DTlCc Of gold has taIIen 10 IUZI2. tt II
nov lower than IL was on the day I, Legn nder Act
was passed and has dmiulshed that all The gold at
cofuand constitutes = which c@n be made avail
mile at trlhing sacrifice IL IS an i'll wind that blow
melody 1Ood The necessities Of the great spectators
m srocks have compelled them to contribute largely 20
canse decline gold. II j. known thar sterling 90 day
exchange exceeding two millions np last saturday,
ana me erhaps Amounting now 10 three millions, hHs been
borrowed and marketed order TO force London cap
ssts and banks carry part OF The load OF stocks Eel
i'm NeW-York Tne balls must be met IN December. bui
ne Immediate effect Of these operations. added 70 the
shipments OF grain and other products is 20 push the
preuum Oh gold down ward.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct 70, l a. m.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct I2, a. m.-The decline OF air
pressure noticed on tae previous day continued through
he early part of yesterday but tlsro was partial re
coverv during the afternoon and evening TIE temper
AZURE was lower, and Its downward tendency became
tno-e marked with the rise OF the barometer toward
ngbt Tie OF tue air is excessive Tor hOrtn
westerly wind. , -
FOR tits city and vicinity, two days OF cool aud gener
ally faIr weather m y be expected, with occasional
clouds moro frequent tomorrow tnan to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
MR. CONKLING MAKES SOME OBsERVA rIONs
ABOUT MR. CURTIS.


| spoke to Mr. COnkiing at the Osborn House
on Tu sjay night when lac made hs speecs. Mr. Couk-
ing said that for many years SIR Curtis sort Oi
social parasite around his quarters a. Washington. He
WAS deeply giieved II Mrs C0nkuuS had sSht ndispo-
tion ihe ailment OF a child there panied exduis-
telv His devotion passed tue seusibites OF
r. was 10 ken il the aec ion Of Jonathan Tor David
I would feeby express it. Aud yet" said COnknc,
while he was holding both my hands IN tender inquiry
ros nsdious and false IN every line and mo-
rive DO not fight that way, in the dark. To-day he
SUNK from his familiar weapons OF uadncion and put
on ne gloves of department
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THAT mIscHIEvoUs CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.

Undeniably the manner OF what Ia called
Civ1, srry ce Reform has had Considerable effect IN
W, ,akenng the party organization, Oy hehiaAhs COLI
sser,llr BODY Of organizers Reform required rs the
G~t sfep large number OF removals and the hllng OF
~. ,,iarss Wirh Republicans " high character
IN, The an. mt TO reform by retaining the most Of
fbese machine men, and ordering them out OF lohtits
iayt a., . large number who disahectcd, ana we're
IN 100 " ng 10 let the Democrats prevail ana even
"a he n tlem. And this lcft the party without sucb
rr ,ig as A. is entitled 10 have from tDe on holders
- H., ubicIis influence And II las not YET got INTO
1L, LtDi of organizing without their help.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE BEAUTY OF THIRD PARTIES.
Pyo,l The PhfLndetpLia Press

The Ohio election has proved that the
ouckest way 10 defeat the Republican party to vote
Independent, Greenbock Labor. and Temperance
want reforms OF all kinds chiefly Republicans.
Would il not be- better TO support The great party of
nrogrcss and trust to II making brilliant record in
the ur a. has the past rather tn 10 turn the
country over to the Democrats who have always oIr
uosed every measure designed TO benefit the people.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED. ......,...Oct IL.
steamship Donau (Ger). Bussinr Bremen Sent ~, via
Southampton 2 with md5c. aud To Oeirichs Co
SAILED
srsthnarn for Copenhagen Antelope for Demerara
brig Livingstone Tor London.
NOTICE TO MANNERS
PHLApELPHA. Oct ll.-Unil the wrecks OF the ,eAses
which tLor anchors inside the Delawsre
the gale % Oct g. ed usrnsrs
exercise much canton IN uss ths anchorage Al nghL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
TwEED's NEW ROLE.

He was once the greatest thief OF modern
rurs Hs Is JBaI longer but hc is no less IOWeii ~
iI ssc,s as a sort Of "backmer" whose cncy ci0pcdc
ledge o. mems rseaiities has given bin terrible
,sr Yer his victims Let honest men think OF the
pnrtsnn.si thief In Ludlow Street JIIi manipulating
ft Democratic conVOuLOn ana then ial, " lhey can,
o put forth every rghtul effort 70 defeat the ianay
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

rows The argument on rha mntter ~ making the In
junction permanent up, yesterday, before judge
Gilbert, the Special Term 81 the -upromf Court oi
Ln.s County. Counsel for the City Of New-Iork said
thai the city would not defend the as II WAS the IN
fentiOn future 10 cremaie all garbage, a1i hu, all
trouble would be avoided Judge Gilbert ordered that
the Injunction De made pefmun .ht
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
MALICIOUS CABINET RUMORs.

1t is rumored that Mr.. Eyarts has taken to
crficsinC Carl SchurZ, his cOllrieue in the Cabinet
DayiC A. Wells eaid 10 have drOpucd this Information
schulz is rapidly acquiring close knowledge OF the de
tails ~ Department but in almost every Instance OF
trial has sLOS VII total want OF knowledge OF aud
character.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

Piqaef bue and black with smooth face closely rese1
bling broadcoth excellent fabric for geutemens half
DEyLS Co have large assortment oi them
ready
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

The unsuspectng uugsr decvei by flying canaris
No such deception practced a. A.
RAYYOND cos Coting House corner assau and Fulton
AL wool garments specially.