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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
4 SUyDAY-ScHooL COUNCIL.

A convention of the Sunday schools of Kings
Codnty held yesterday Ia the BrOoSyn Tabernacle
Delegates and superintendent representing 1870 schools
were present and participated IN tue discussion of
dly-schoo topics Of almost every variety. The
Tabernacle decorated for the occasion,
which in many respects partook OF the character
OF Il festival Three sessions held. TIE
morning session opened at 10 o'clock, and occu-
pied hy the reading Uf serptn e, devotional exercises,
aud tho election OF officers DE- Alexander Hutchings
wnH chosen President several Vice Presidents AID
retaries were appointed. The Tab rnacle crowded
az all the SESSIONS but IN the evening u overlooked ana
the assembly gwen collation.. Tor which thanks
were unanimously voted 10 the ladies', who in
fact constituted a large proportion ~ the con
yentIOn. At the afternoon session DIR. Ianage
delivered address, welcoming the Delegates
To nrOCklyp and cOneratuating them the pro-
gtess OF their work The pr sent methods ~ Sunday
school teaching, hy SAID, w is Transcend those Or tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
A CLERGYMAN IN A POLICE corRr

Alfred Thompson, age twenty-three minister OF
the Primitive Method Church Of Egn H. brought ND
at the Tombs Police Court yesterday charged By Mr. Ellen
Gotham, living temporarily at 40 y wests, with having
soen from her AZ This number god soverns and
shlngs In British currency, gold watch, aud some gold
tnKets etc. al valued az 1928. While the pafaee
Europe lately on board the city OF chmond an acqna nance
sprung between them Tho complainant claimed 90 De- ts
vile ~ Brit sh minister 90 Demaraa, bat said that hs
had aband ned him account n some domestic dhcIty
When Thompson and Mrs Gotham arrived In tho city shout
two weeks ago they went % the West side Hotel No n
Ncstsi recording their names aud wife. u proposed
that she should make HIM the custodian o. her ysuah and
they accordingly transferred 10 his yalse lie deserted
her Monday, carrying on her property He arrested
Jersey city. hs 10 the West where he ba- wife and
two children Justice Fammer committed him Tor a. a.
fault ~ ~ 900 bali Mrs Gotham sent 10 the House %
Detention witness. part OF the missing property
found on the person Of Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
MILLER & GRANTS FAIL NOVELTIES.

The house Of Miller q Grant, No. so Broad
vay makes specially OF dress nlmininss' anu Oh IL
shelves may be found some Oh 'he h'nuSoi's' ~ ga.
- ops narticularly handsome trimming is velvet
csloon which comes In great variety Of styles the
prevailing color beng bronze. The GALLON, however
~ All co0r and sHados aud The prices range from 81 %
- % yard Among the prettio-t trimmings arc tne
eJofr de flae irDgcs and gimp; these are III great
Ceu,aud and worth from Il % 10 80 % a yatu.
II ~. dcDafmcut great variety OF
~ 0es 10 match the iayOTtc sitzDefgen cOtL hcle
also are buttons SUIT aii the newest arcss soJns anu
-, Ills ouse Is the chenille embroidery OF neI yeadeu
~ match an caior-, but particularly IA DiOh1e' uOMn
a,'rsctive TLese trimmings take the lace, TINS Fan
- a. sloou used ayislly during the past summer
"a - fEs many novelties 10 be found here are The
6asntest sells iewcry, made Of sk ana hand 81
H. r,lnon deuartment found all the latest sIJ les
a., ~. ana ribbons, co peciay the plush Ribbons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
UNFOLDING THE DIGNITY OF THE POLICE

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, when Justice
Flammer entered the crowded with app
for legal relief with police officers Sergeant Wood
ruff having declined permit make complaints
directed by Justice Hammer Monday afternoon
Justices arrival
clerks TO attend 10 the business Of the general publ and de-
eTred hearing police until that Disposed o. Tho
result the policemen compelled a. wait
until IL o'clock before their attended lmua-
enCe WEAKNESS visible The Justice,
however. called the various comp 10 present the
selves Independently ~ the policemen and heard each
and announced the penalties without reference tho
"rtums" lie expressed dctcmu aon Ia uphold the
nty Of the and 10 RESIST
ence "a part Of the Police Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

last decade as the lightning express old stage
coach" Tie Rev. Matthew Hale Smith delivered an nd
dress on the selection OF for classes and was fol-
lowed by the Rev. Daniel Reed who spoke OF libraries
ana me benefit OF committing Scripture text memory
Inc rev Alfred TAYLOR delivered address the VIZ
tues which superintendent should cultivate In himself
and the Vices he should avoid. The Rev. !. Hyatt
Smith followed on the subject Professor Iauar
spoke OF music in connection with the schools Rev.
Charles " Sims ID. on How IN make "A school atrac-
i've" At the evening session. Drs A. L. Cuyler Jose ph
T. Duryea and Others discussed sm questions those
under consideration nj the previous sefies
resolutions adopted general work teachers and
superinendcnts, aud a committee appointed ar
range for convention in the Eastern District Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
crNrENNIAL oF nuRGoYNE,s suRRENDER.

CENTENNIAL OF BURGOINES SURRENDER.
SCHUYLERyILLE, Oct. 1.-The local commit
tees their aranG nearly complete for the cell
eraon of the centennial OF the surrender OF Burgoyne
October H. l777, and the LAYING Of cornerstone OF a
monument IN honor thereof Tue Hon. Ioratio seymour
will be present and will address the people Addresses
will be also made by George william Curtis and j. Watts
De l. yster, OF New-YOrk. aud others, and Alfred b.
Street will read a poem The monument II 10 De placed
on the high grounds IN the western pir Ot the village
where substantial stone aud concrete foundation fOrty
feet square ~ nearly completed j. j. Couch. Grand
Master Masons 81 hs State VIII law tbe cornerstone
with all the ceremonies of the order The committee
have received word that the Governors Foot Guards Of
Connecticut aud various other military organic from
tie NcW-Englaud states viii attend tn5 anniversary.
Ample arrangements making for the trauspOl alton
OF visitors tine nearest Railroad stations at Green
wch (nfteen miles,, SIritog1 Springs Twelve mileal,
Fort EDWARD and Mcchaulcsyillc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
PROTECTING THE cIrYs HEALTH


At the meeting Of the Health Board yestcr-
day Dr. Day. Sanitary Inspector, presented report on
the Long Island City senches After stating that Or. L.
Waller and Inspector Thomas j. Neais gued to
trace the offensive odOrs, the report says:
These officers repeatedly inspected the various cs-
Establishments al Hunters Point and Bllssylo, making
careful SURVEYS, observations and maps 20 verify their
impressions. that thcy could positively testify before
the Grand Jury and in the Courts TO facts sustaining
their cOnpl ints. They procured boats and made
ueated experiments aud observations along the river
front They also visited the institutions and budings
on Backwcs Island. where the doors plainly per-
ccv.d. UuOn their testimony am Indictment WIS pro-
cured ibis county on ptembcr 2G, against tho pro-
puetor Of Goes fertilizer works.
DE-. Janeway made report on the removal Of Mr.. OIL
wAo was transferred from the Roosevelt Hospital la this
city To- Quarantine and died there. DR.. Janeway says
"The Health officer o. the Port is required by law 70 re-
ccye into the Quarantine Hospital al cases of yellow fe
vcr 0rglna ing at Quarantine, elsewhere, and il
seemed be the plain duty OF the health officers OF the
CITY % direct the removal Of yellow fever patient
hospital designated by law FOR such patti nts. The
removal Of ar. OIl VGs accomplished such q mauuor
that / don't believe he suffered any harm.
HIS mental condition apJhetic 10 that extent tAat
he slcI SHOCK 10 tie rNOus system from this
moval II there reason for his removal, there is
for the retention OF people SICK with yellow fever
the Quarantine Hospital" Dr. Janeway thinks there
Is danger o. cOnagiou from yellow lever, provided
that the clothing, etc., are changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MONTENEGRO CAMPAIGN.


PRINCE NICHOLAS DISPOSED To TRANSFER HOS
TILuIEs SOUTHWARK.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1877
special dispatch from Vienna to The lines says
It is announced from various quarters, with an
appearance Of probability, that the Prince of
Montenegro will not push operations any further
in the direction Herzegovina as he has gained as
much Herzrgoynan territory as he can hope to re-
tain when peace is concluded. 1t is thought he will
now attempt the acquisition on the ALBANIAN
frontier of the plain Of Moratscha down to Pod-
goritza, which territory has long been coveted by
the Montenegrins
Tor other Foretgn Ncirs see rim Pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

Ii wa rumored yesterday that there was a
run upon the Union Dime Savings Eank. TRIBUNE
reporter called al the bank and told by officers
that there was truth whatever III tue report aud
they were at loss account for origin. The assets
OF The bank consisted Of United states Bonds and mort
gages NeW-YOrk Guy, Brooklyn, jersey CITY, and
Rochester bonds there 40 doubtful OF deprecated
securites the total presented 80 29J 4JI.
There was due 10 the deposltOrs SiOJ5522l leaving "a
surplus Of 81 30O,2SO The new building valued at
lis cost 100000. The officers aided that they did not
appreneud any run but tucY ready any 10
pas Oh demand all depOs0rs VINO might dca.rc 10 with
draw their deposits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

octoher 4 nj 1880 A. M II VIII be the FIRST time that
Tia vach Il Of te fleet VII. sail on Cornthian principles
aa II i. called viz Each yacht shall beseered through
cut by so owner; stationary ballast only allowed ana
fine crew 10 consist NJ TO every five feet or rhgn
aud fractional part thereof Independently OF w oup
,au Ou SATURDAY., the day following the Regatta lne
Victoria and Daredevil viii sail their match race, pV5
poned from last Spring. though. possibly, u Tue winu w
.afsiactoTv the match be sailed tnc same d9 hl
hour AS the r. tta the course and conditions are 'no
same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
GOV. WALKER on mr. yIRGNIA DEBT.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. o. Ex-GOvemor
walker tonight, at the request Of the the Chamber
Commerce. delivered an address On the public debt
OF Virginia before a large audience. lie took the
ground that IL was honestly contracted ard Is justly
owed that enjoy the internal improvements CON
srruced the money borrowed; that tue funding bill
of 1871 was and fair mcasu cand II 10 had been
red out faithfully would not now be involved IN these
troubles; that reimbursement Is deussc phantom; that
by constitutional assessments Of property, and proper
economy meet our liabilities without raising The
rate f taxation, aud that Ntgns only hope OF pros
perity is preserving her credit aud inviting capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
RI. ON ELL g. 9 O.,
6tU-AVE AND 2OrH-Sr.

WE ARE EXHIBITING i'm
cur SgarerOOnss, 80. 81 and J3
E3EvE sl-k'AACE. very
large assortment OF Carriages of
fashionable London and Paris
STYLES. suitable GOr the Fail and
winter Seasons, together with
variety OfIighGer vehicles and
road wagons. TAcse are ali The
product OF our own widely
known and justly celebrated
manufacture. and are Usssur-
passed 5n quality, style or dura-
bility. The cost Of manufacture
having been considerably re-
duced, we have reduced the
price OF our finished stock TO
the cost OF reproduction as the
present a:Enc. and WIFI make 10
order duplicates o. finished
goods at the same price, whIch
il very considerably lower ihan
has heretofore prevailed.
WOOD BROTHERS, I'D, 81
and .5:s LAFAYETTE
near AStOr-place and Eighth
street. rear OF our Old stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

"The funeral was all that could be expect
ed" says old lady who looks upon these events With
artistic eye 1.-THE display flowers wac grand, and
the widow wept Ike born angel"
When the substantials of the dinner had
been disposed ~ b. visitors, Mrs. Cemsnuna Fdea
DObbs said 10 her hired girl: "NOw, Betty, sou may
bring the Sahara" Mum r. " The dessert, stupid"
Yis mum" A. Betty descended toward the kitchen
nigt have been heard TO say: "Oh, murdthcrl
the style OF her now, wld all her fume Flincn VOrds-
Faitn, I've nOlnh % give her o Taste Of me IIlahw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brcroort House-Senator J. Donald Cameron OF
Pennsylvania. George w. Rigea, Of Washng ton o.
yGs. IOsf-Gcncral Robert c. -chenck OF ONO, ana III
ator stephen w. Dorsey OF Arkansas ym Apeans c ~
fel-ExGoycrnoT William Aiken, of nouh tMoha' .4pve'
ernor William iItt Kellogg. Of Louisiana: TIE ~
aud DR. B sears, 81 virginia anu u H.
SUPERINTENDENT John r. Smyth, OF Albany htD fWh ~
f.t- Bishop r. Elliott, Of Texas gltseg m,tec
Commodore George ". RANSOM L. = n, ana Judge "
Hunt, OF New orleans. Ho0tHan hg4se &
IA Peters Hamilton College WtndSOr IO'et-Ii
~ Person OF Albany and General John y. Knapp, oI Az
hurn ~ Nict0Lrs Hotgt-tieorge dc ~ hsim' oi
pLidepha ~ attn Houge-Mai0r Joseph y. Sanger l. =
- 81 Deuts H0tel-The Rev. W. Ill. H. Murray, Oi Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF LADIES' HATS.

The Autumn display by I. ODOnoghue &
foreign patterns as well as special designs Of their
manufacture took place the latter part Of last week
Among tie hats that attracted much attention was
CROW Of rich white satin and Oruamented with silver
ugrce ornaments; handsome seal brown ostrich plume
GtOrgcte, much admired. IL Is white feat.
net shape, with loan ostrich feather trimming
around the 'front.' aud also greOe breast, suImOuuted
with cluster of huumugrS on moss, four strCaucrs
The price of tins bat Is 81. An elegant bon
net one OF Madame VirOts, is OF the cOrOnet
shape, sas0cd in 'front.' u dark owe velvet hed ia with
loops Of white, ana SeafOam sdilu; bfd OF paradise
and q handsome shaded pune al one side rch lace of
cOlOs the CROWN fastened 10y green lucusts.
beautiful evening hat OF their make Of the Ru
hens sape is Of cream mc French felt, trimmed vita
corded PINK silk over PINK plush; wreath of beautifully
tinted Autumn leaves surrounds the crown, and the hat
Is nuishcd at side by tWO handsome pink ostrich
plum s. Tie euure hat is faced with png siA French
Iat IS OF caiI-dt-!une plush, Wit clareuue Jet Oina
meuts OF silver grey leaves, twisted grasses
and y surrounds the cOTOnet, and the Dandeau
in 'front.' is Of cardinal sdtln.
This ii IA imports French flowers, and makes spe
cidlty bridal sets. Double lac satin and velvet rib
bous are a novelty Introduced this They Of
cOoTs such Us lgut blue ana bronze, nayS blue with
| bronze aud red. Tho silk department is made OF
tue special attractions THIS department contains iu
ana culOIcd silks In the trimming depart
ment an unusually large dis play OF novelties presented
/ including the newest iTnges, IN which clar-de-luue
ict is iutcrndAed. The wnaeDOne fringe and mOrbOut
trimming match Is especially attractive. French
aud t0rch0n lace in all widths, black gupure
aces, ducBcssc Darbs, point lace neck aCc-, col
laleites and White Lace ties are in great variety.
specially Of tins firm Is in ladies' KID gloves OF Cour-
vOisler aud Isdura's make. The infants department
very extensive ana embraces chdlens complete out
fits. The comfort corset is something entirely new. In
pOCufe N any other house tine Guy. There also
attractions in hussa leather goods, jewellery aud fans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
ANOTHER ANTr-HAYEs CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 2.-The Republicans
OF the XXIId Senatorial District renominacd tne Hon
Dennis Mccarthy for State Senator to-day In speech
accepting the nomination, Senator Mccarthy denounced
PresLdeaI Haye CIyI 5elyles order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
ELECTION ADVERTISING.

At a meeting of the Police Commissioners
late on Monday afternoon, resolution was adopted Civ
ing the election advertising TO The TRIBUNE and The Er
press The President, General smith, asked why TIE
TRIBUNE was selected at higher price than Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
mn, ,ss,7pANCE EXAMINATIONS.

The Insurance Department OF this state has De-
domination Of the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
sspy Of this city, examination Of other whose
sana.oD s not yet beea Investigated sl w made AS s'0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
BREACH or PROMISE CASE.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Oct miss Joanna Pow
ers about twenty years old got Judgment OF 5000
against Daniel Barron to-day for breach of promise OF
marriage. The defendant. while the witness stand,
did deny the complaint against him. aud even said
he had the wedding rug in bis pocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

FATAL EXPLOSION OF A STEAMBOAT BOILER.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 2.-The boiler OF
the little low-water steamer Comfort exploded at Pipe
Creek. ten miles below this city, to-day Several lyes
were lost No particulars have been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

the Superintendent can complete the IN hand
Ihs examination OF the NewlO Life u sun IN pcSes.
and viii probably he completed about three weeks Tue
appraisers have already Inspected about a Of the real
estate IN which the company is Interested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

ing napcrs The snswer was made thnt THE TRlB.Nh
columns wider. s type largcr and clearer M ~
local and general circulation greater ara iNhs.qt"u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
CENrRAL nuDsoN YACnr REGArrA.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Oct. 2.-The annual Corin-
THAN regatta OF the Central Hudson Yacht Club will DO
sailed over The club course al New Hamburg. rday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

Weak Lungs and Sensitive ThrOlts orc So
yery tr ed by den changes pcratue, and those
sasng them should pradcnty treat te ycy sfsi npo -
cod Dr JArSFs ENrE IOHAhr Is we'll ad pid OF tr
needs A. "A certain rene FOR CD- bs Dies being ally
helng and streng tncans eject o. tie fglo.'
and bronchial organs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY At HUM
~ PIIHEY- Fulton st. Hul 80 B lddH jlaL above
l7th-st specific asnial seat flee on ,pDhcai on.
STRUCTURE. Impotence, aud Diseases 0l the
y Gcuotauve ORGANS radically AMI spe-ilg cured once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At nCDNUrs IN
BROADWAY
Gam. go. Noon. 75' 80. m. 7s'. MidnighLoo''
Highest during the day, 49,. Lowest 0<.
Average. 677s'. Same day 1876. b4e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
IAnnounccmental

Cmlls! HoLMAN's PAD Is not only prevent
i've prompt aud a iai ure of every form Of Maafa
aud BillOusntss. Depot, IS Maiden zane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

OPENING OF BIDS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ON THE MOTION IN THE SMITH AVENUE RAIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-26

THE DELAY A MIsTAKE.-The course OF
the Administration in respect to Louisiana
and South Carolina will disappoint its best
friends, while it Will delight its worst enc
mics. The facts Of the case are SO familiar,
the discussion OF the situation has been so
thorough, that there is no excuse for any
intelligent man in the United States-cer-
tainly none for member OF the Admins
tration- who refuses to meet squarely and
fairly this question: Is it the duty OF the
Federal Government to interfere for the
settlement OF the local political disputes OF
parties in the South-thc controversy be-
tween Packard and Nichols in Louisiana
and the controversy between Chamberlain
and Hampton in South Carolina? II the
Administration answers this question in the
aftirmatiye-if it believes that it is the duty
of the Federal Government so to Interfere
its course is plain. If the Administration
resolves to interfere, and il it finds upon the
law and facts of the case that this or that
claimant of the office OF Governor is entitled
to it, let it maintain him in the office, il to
do so it must send every soldier Of the army
OF the United States to South Carolina and
Louisiana. On the other hand. il the Adj
ministration answers the question in the
negativc--if it believes that it is not the
duty Of the Federal Government to inter
fere and settle these local controversies
its course is equally plain. 1t has only to
get out Of South Carolina and Louisiana, to
withdraw the troops from those States, and
interference is at an end. The Administers
ton has taken neither course.-Neoc YorE
Evening Post Independent Republican,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-26
Negroes VS.. Whites.

"a What the negroes said to Mr.. HAYES on
Friday:
Another thing which has assured us Is
that you were reported to have said while
the presidential election was in doubt that
YOU cared not for your own defeat, but you
Felt deeply for the coiored people of the
South. You seemed to feel that our con-
dition under Democratic administration
might not be fortunate. Your solicitude in
our behalf, thus expressed, has greatly en-
deared you to us.
What HAYES replied:
:. Gentlemen, thank you for this call, and
for the kindly sentiments which you enter
tain. did express anxiety with regard to
the future of the colored people Of our
country, especially in the South, and may
add that was anxious with regard to the
condition Of all our people. Ifelt especially
so with regard to the former class, that
they could not be so well cared for, pro-
tected, and their best interests advanced un-
der Democratic Administration, however
well disposed towards them. 1t shall be
my purpose in the discharge of my official
duties to care equally for all our people,
and assure you that the race represented
by you will never be neglected by my Adj
ministration.
WHAT'S the use Of hoping for any good
from man that talks in that way? he evil
IDENTITY thinks that he Is an emperor-the
father Of his people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-26

The other day the President said with
some warmth to Republican senator who
called on him that the South had misunder-
stood him. BE had never said he would
withdraw the troops, and had never author
lied any one to say SO for him. He said
that he proposed to do, what in his best
judgment be thought was right, and he did
not expect to please every one.
The President may not have promised to.
remove the troops, but he used words
which conveyed that idea to all the south
ern people. We must, therefore, lay it to
his charge that he either does not know the
meaning of the words he uses, or "paltered
with lis in double sense" not keeping the
word OF promise but denying that it was a
word Of promise 49,.