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New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
. CONCERT BY Mr.. PRATT.

Mr. s. G.. Pratt, Chicago pianist and com
poser who has stu ying aDd performing o. s"ir
years IN Germany. introduced himself to a NewYoEk
audience yesterday afternoon by pleasant c"nccrt ~
Chlckering Hall H played CnODm's Elnd' Ia shtrp
C fit rather Op 70, No. 3. his Beroeu'e. and nis fine
Ballade in minor N1cturre % Fields, arrange1 by
List several ~ Schumanns Kreiserian4" fani Sie-
pieces; ; LISTS Gnomenreicen =" and few c1mpo /
tons of his Al his work was appaudcd HS tourh
is clear ms free ana welbllancei bis dex erity -
the most exaeiHg all ia 1t could be desired Hts
playing is not specially Nahe H. bu; 1t has other
Qualities which gh be cordially appreciated A c''l-
poser ms a' cy seems be delicate and graceful and
his scientGc training has undoubtedly Deon seiloj"
II -. d cam Wan leiin-s" newh am )i, 'u' ar
aphrasc for the piano upon "Tle Od Folks at Hdm>;'
we found trucr sentiment in two OF his songs, " zen
were admirably interpreted bv Miss Beebe tbs excel
lent vocalist making her first appearance since her re-
turn from England where she has sung with su'ceTs IN
some important concerts, cor ially wec0m'd Be
sides MI Pratt oncs she gave toe Bach-Gounod Ave
Maria" With violin piano and orsan, and was com2ce'
10 repeat it, Mr Pratt viii give his second concert next
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Union SQUARE THEATRE.

1t nav not be amiss to remind play goers
that the engagement OF MI and Mrs. j. C. William on.
at the Union Square Theatre will close next Saturday
night These actors employ fine talents III an earnest,
thoughtful spritwith high rurposc and TO pure
result The drama which th act Is htaIthun nnd their
acting IN IT f. marked by feeling, variety gTac, spirit
and mingled pathOs an hlmcr i IL poa.lt tofecord
Their success II wouI 1e s pltsan. to note lt
increase Bad influence IO1 -" stage are su1lc"h'y
numerous We cannot nave L" II uch o. such whole
some tone Of fcn.ii-eat as pervadcs The actng OF
Mr.. and Mrs VII iaUson Next Monday Messrs ShoOK
md Palm vin rcvvc, az the Union Square Theatre
the coarse and pebensble play Of "lhc Pink Doml
nos" This is cleverly constructed bright and amusing
piece; but 1t is OF tho most indellcate and IN
iuriOus pieces that have been Transferred from the
lD1.r srata Of tie Paris stage. To decout
:loa re IS a disGrace a decent public il is Imper
tncnce III stcddart will Gct IN IT, 80 the senile
robat. and Miss Jewett viii Lazy DOgOefaDe IL is
understood that "Tho Pink DcminOs" VIII presently
give place 20 another work. of French origin, entitled
sThe Mothers Secret"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

The Democracy of Illinois are beginning to
think senator DAVIS a tc too md-u"n lrnt Tor Sood
Democrat s"r,r, 4 ~ on Journal (R~iD
Senator Simon to Pennsylvania Representa-
tivrs in fle Leg - is Dos son, Don; u VIII
elect hn the Senate Stu,fIr Don L unsI wanna
Representatives ~ COugft This Is NY flth"l -luo
yOu win prcsent ~ To be Minister TO England -lPhi
ado rhia Times tlrdD
The CamcrOns threaten. OF course, to let
Prnnsyva 30 ~ carried by the u 'nOcraa II reavens
u.ne, let thrm make acir Q reat cnoi. Nothi worse
csui ltnucn 10 tie Re ubicln p. " an be
fu H. Pennsylvania n tins is tho best do Boz
ton Adyrr'iser tkepJ
One thing nas now been disclosed to the Re-
puh lean leaders and mInI-cra, whcn th"y u d not
hive waited oVt, aui tha Is ia their rar.y has
gone 10 Npf wreck, pci pS, ui by the pro
CAS- of naiual esolu ion. q wal oil having long since
been c1nsunrd- Boston P'si tDen)
If the result OF the elections could be fairly
cnu,i uod as Republican rcpudau0n" II tic esid SO.
80 urh the the T. publican rnrty no because
M PrcsIdcit or auy is rtoatcr than Hsluclpe,
li, rca 30 the Prgs:d ut STANDS ~ tiS tn' !or me
ends 4 ~ mass OF attloi'c. 1niri eHl an I
determined American ctzeus lave At ueArt haipeI 5
weekly o.D
President Hayes has shown courage rs well
ii.cr. fun in ting tlr convictions the AihcIl-
car people and concentrated the best elements "
bOt paries his uual support H. has ONLY Ia - or
ward in tne 1dth, and Insist ~ tempting Ite ls S
wei A. assang foes ihat hr hs pa ~ hest W1o
serves his cuTniy ucsI." Aud -" country d"m ihdS 10
be rid Of the sway oi the spoiiS.- Utca Herald ep)
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

as a young man. lie has vigorous form, brightly
coored face energetic in expression, abundant locks
hardly touched with gray. and long, white beard He
has kind heart and his pupils much attached
him his favorite is Edouard Detaile His temper Ia
quick but he Iepents quickly as he shows IT, young
who not long ago. to tho great painters
chateau show him engraving he had made Of one
OF his pictures, was numerically sDubhed. Nobody
has over engraved my work we'll" cried Meissonier
refuse absolutely TO see your engraving. Be-
sides, I haven't time. Au revoir" And hurt
and bewildercd, the boy retired Mcissonicr re-
nected n few moments; then he said 10 fcud who had
Witnessed the scene: Perhaps was little hasty'
Then will waiting for response he dasncd ont In his
hrsiccves running through ihe hot streets Of POiEsy
the railway station, where he found the Young en-
graver. Pardon Monsieur" said the irascblc artis',
"win yOu give me the pleasure OF hreakfasfinR win
2" ey retnercd tho chateau arm-In-nrm, and the
cngraver ate from dish OF eggs prepared by McSsonior
liruanl
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

PEDFII-On Tuesdsy o. Of oonsum piion Anns vito
o' I'd Bed o.. In the 26th year - hcr
aud friends OF the family invited u attend s
funeral her late residence 2O9 East s-th st. Friday az
] D. m.
CUMHI NGS-In Brooklyn "Wednesday afternoon, Ihoni
L. CUMMINGS ir. 10 The I'D year - hs axe
Relatives ieuds invited attend the funeral On
friday, M4rvs Church. Ga and Milough
by-avcs. at O'Clock, without fnrtler notice
LEONARD-On Thursday. oct 25 1871. William r Leon
ard. IN tho 62d year o' BIS
Notice OF iune' al on saturday
MAsrIN-On Tuesday oct %. Edward Dick nson. u
J. Fdvafi and Emma e Mastln. ased u mlutb..
Relatives and friends ugtef % attend the fu1erh
Friday 18th inst, at ocil fron o Vest 0Dth a.
OSbORN-Tn Niddlctown. y. j. tho 2ifh inst. os
bnrn after = long and tedious sckness i hi, rttn
Funeral SATURDAY 9th inst, at lob a. m. IN B pist
CAurch, IN Miductosn.
PARRY0ct 2. at Highland FALL IIenry @. Parry SIC
ash Ve9r OF his az.
IurcT4l oct -, 90 ii q.
EDHFINS-s sutfenlv-Nrl. Robbins. Of The nrm ~
Adf Robbins s. Co. ~ is fsrte cc. D EfoohlTp.
Tuesday evening oct %. 300 % blth year oi hs age
Relatives and fcUdH requested o. attend thr M eIA u
BIZ late ,esiencc l2l Henry -, EOo4fn 10 FuItys no
26,b INST, - a 0.,lccs y. m. III ass 1nnt nlwers
sMITH-At Elizabeth. N.J, Oc'. -, Elizabeth p smith.
wife Oi lsfsc I. smith.
Funeral residence. RAJ Wnv2ye anf Ba
WY, fIlsbetl un s.tu.ial. oct p, II 1850 ',ocS
Carriages WI h. ~ Elizabeth station arrival ~ trl lcay
ing Nesioth at lU.lJ fOm AewJcary tenua Railroad,
foot of Llhcrty.et
wAL2-After Illness. oct % at Dr. Isidor
Tncra f-or residence 7lG LeTngtouave he.
51th auc ooth ats FIiay oct 20 II y m No h"w-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
OBITUARY..


The Providence papers announce the death OF
CHARLES A. Nichols esq. form rlE Of this citv MT Nch-
os was born in a,crhil Mass, Jan. ., ls2o lie W''
graduated at Yale College, after which lac 'tnded law 81
Harvard and entered upon ts practice In tins ei'y lie
member Of the Grm OF Miller. Peei Nichols, aud
att ined M honorable nd sifuI position In his pro-
fession. In 1866 M. NlcGois removed 20 Providence"
and became partner Of the late Ex-Governor James \
smith, wuose daughter married two years prevous'
ana engaged in t.e extensive mauuiHciur Odsuts oi
hi. a. ler-l! law. Mr. N.cuol3 became idcuiin a
with Rhode Island interests and inriiiutions He a. y
rc,tur the c.ty the Grncra Assembly, the common
tYur and upUn the School COMMITTEE auG was active
IL engB pd ia the direction 0 number Of hanhs ana -
surafce comp mes. Through Illness, ue has l. several
mouths been Withdrawn from active duty. Mr. Nichols
was "A man of couture rennrursi, ol 9bIitl, ana
great integrity OF character. lie leaves wldoW aud
three ChIidr, n.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Gpetial No.lrss.

Yorne Germnn, aged ~ year'' lr'' landed de.lr,'
position where no c7r o1su AiknNi under.
stands be sippils busns-- aui s good book ei ~ en-
correspond u Ccaai, Iurstn Ses'" Hni Ihru o. NFN'
York ftirreueos addess PA i, Box 90 uDun' ONCE
Nervous Kxhaa.uan-A meucai ctssy comprising s-res
Of lectures kshbs Museum of AnaioIy, N@g-
YORK II rreBsturr decline, slnrlne ~
disp1,aby how Lat uay rsganef. sforga clear
svopss Of tie mD0 cnt % m1rragr aud Ie treatment u
ieriolce Prlre Is Affrsrs the all Dr t. y.
KAHN .o,cs asi reEtsnoe. 81 b. lOtn ~ Y.
Post OGire sotice- Tho uals the Tee' enmus
october p. lts Will cure A. Us osiNr "a
TT'ESpAY.at = for EUrone bv sfescsnI Montana,
VIA OLeei,toNn WEDN f>DAY, % q. m fJs turoDe,
steamship Abs 1ia VA Queenstown cofeegoneref or
Fr.ucr forwarded ih- must be specially
atdre..t,l and France direct Dy stf2rsBc
TIfe va iIayre TlfI HsDAH n ~ D ipr tnr"q+ by
sttamsp .t.cr Plymouth. Clerboufg aud htalOulsi
o. TCRpAY. al .. m ior Europe, strALri iauc,
Queenstown Correspondence ful ftfuanY -'piflh thd
NCrih u Ireland Do forwarded by us ,cSn must -
SPECIALLY adiTs-srd aud a a. u. inr ~c1uan rd Nnb I
Irel4n by sio9msnip Anchofa 'aAove arn Hf-e,N 'nh
~ 1880 for EiiOge D" steamship HERMANN, va N ~
amyton and Hfemen. iho steam'h p Montana. Ah,-.ns
aud Ad ailc fpke mails oi Do1mArss oHefHa fli
Sor-y. The mails ioL tho Mest lhuc, hs ia'aa 80
Thomas, will Sew YORK october 70. lie az or
HraEl direct an Arscnuae ia Brsz WI cave N'g i9Ls
October D. lir mails Tor tnaa and JsPs lf4fe an f-i
November tle mails for Aastaia eic "ilifr san
Ses.York, 0cio0ar 20. 1877. r.LJANFs pos'naslsr
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

Naples produces with It n wonderful effect The t<nrs
ftf ~ ks whether after the Npilons Inventions o n"
ern sk we are TO return 10 ne pnmlVe hStfuneh'S oi
the Chinese. tie Arabs, or the japanese
The chief of police OF Weimar has issued
orders that no be allowed to lay the piano with
open windows; yet wemar f. rpued one of The 9o.t
musical cities in Germany Doubtless that IS the reason
of toe new regulation.
There will be curious revival to celebrate
nj the ancient theatre in Hamburg the 200ih anniversary
Of the production of the first original German opera
kin1 ~ ystcry card adam and Eve" with solos
choruses. and symphonic orchestral pieces.
Rubinstcin seems determined to !ill mp his
dates next year. He VIII be in Paris during the Winte
he will 60 10 England TO play again during the sumner
and in the Autumn be has accepcd me pnSt o 'o"uuc"r
OF tnc Rhine Festival 70 be held at Du's"id"rf
1t is now definitely announced that the late
Hermann Goetz'- posthumous opera Francesca ia
Rimni" which has been completed by Herr Ernst Frank
the conduct Of the opera at Mannheim, Is 10 he pro-
duccd on the boards OF tlt OlYra hon-e e'ly i l'Ns
month The great sjrcess obtained hv GOciZS previous
OPERA The Tanning OF the Shrew,' VIII natuia " cau
the production Of Work necessarily 50 oh'I' III III
character 10 be awaited with much cntio'lY.
II is rumored that neither "Francoise de
Rimini" nor "Poycucte," the two novelties d'lend'd
on for tho Exposition season. vii be given at the Pads
Grand Opera next year FRANCHISE de Rim nj VIII
have to be postponed becausc Cipoul, WHO has been
selected 10 create the roe Of Pdoo IS engngef ls"werr
and is services cannot bo s'curru l'l ~" - ,,,I
season Mile Richard has been selected to M Tie utio
role.
The Manchester Gentlcmens Glee Club, 8" In
order TO develop and encourage the composition of
English gees" have offered two prizes of twenty pounds
each for the best senous and the best che"rMl Gee
Manchester has NJ much OF hie Years l'r Ens. @ -
Daptrrs: the English school Of music las dY IN want o
announcement and the O"ah OF tho provinces m Dh
well emTlo, ed in patron music essentially n n ona,
and irnin.ically henuti'u ich - all but i-nored
IN HE fa. ie I'D
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
R,aay ihI, 3Iorpirgi
THE sumIwEEKLy TRIBUNE.

Con.siing editorials poetry. seuA story letters
from rosponisn,- humor- of the dsy s the
important foreign and An'ng the
tents ihi-
HAYES AND MS PARTY Tie Rose coor'd Vows TO
Cabinet officers TaEe-Th,r Notion that they are Iaslss
Hshy successful Admir- ''ration.
LONDON IL THE AUTUMN-Letter from g. ". a. social
Asreris Of the GREAT Cav
ACADEMY or sCIENCEs-snses IN couucl-R'lauoai Ct
tic solar systcm-Elrth's TEomors.
British free Trade; vossge Of ;he Cleopatra Turkey In
War TIN a. Home Interests; Our Young Folks Ring com
promises science People Capture o Cuban Leaders,
The trsn Movement; Music and The Drama Literary Edu-
cat!ona Humorous Political and General Notes obituary
Sol NJ cows Rich for Grass; cleaning, from the fan
JouIAals; All the Market Reports otc.
Single copies sent free ou application.
Price in wrappers ready FOR manr ho een' per copy.
oae copy yea q nye copies s2 90 ter copies a'a oa'
eXu. s2s Postage Ia all cases free u the subsc'ber
Aedsess THE TRIBUNE. Nev.vorE.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
rrrE ASD nonus OWL SERVICE REFoRM

The first things to bc considered are the
claims of the pubic service. There Is nothing To which
tneSe DugAt % b sacIhcrd hGt IN cnnsid rim th"se
a. slams OF thr party aFu not 20 be i-n'ri. tn mln
VINO ignores b. party will very on iSVe II" p'riF 20
s4ry--o party su gpOrt hn. Ttne CNH service AM
trne ,artv allegiance uOt lnc0nsisien Ih"y WORK
tl.rthcr At rate, and the p,iriiu VINO diSlfgars
ios ard seeks get above It, Scala INTO the
rcpop of de.Iism whrre warf fIctz> ana p2rfy ctVo
tinu sink. below gro We do not think III yes l. In Ideal
I,t or an impracticibe man. Hc may have made mis-
takrs or he may have been mS1n lcrstooi In 'lthF
clar tho c0niaa; OF publican COnBle~sin q VITA the
T,erutiyr wi do Good. II mistakes have lie Il made,
thew WI he corrected II tIrre miSundcrstlndngH,
,hev viii be explained. True Civil Service reform wl he
sisained by the partg snd 5y lhc P.psien Ideaiism
viii 0e ASSIGNED 10 ileasts. and these can be lett 10
swing in their own limit ted 0rirt
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

NORFOLK Va, Oct 2s-Arvsi s,ip Belle oBrien. Liver
pool sailed, ship Manson. Liverpool
BAruYoaY oct 25Arrived steamships Tncka'oe Brown,
Newbern: IOuisa walker. Roanoke River y. c. Fanny Cad
wallaier Clark, NewYOrk Ezsbrth. Wood Pliisisiph
Cleared steamships Saragossa, Hooper, Saw nnah. William
Woodward. Young, New. York.
PHTfADYLPHA oct. 25-Arriveh steamships Perkionen,
Aberson Ch.lsea r. willing. Ier. Baltimore ship Nautilus.
Burke Liverpool CleaTe steamship " Wbbden RggAns,
Baltimore.
BosToS oct 25.-Afryed, steamship wm. Crane. Howes
Baltimore
DISASTER
QUTBYc Oct 25-The bark Ancus loaded with grain cano
with the steamship Gamma near this port last
night The bark nearly cut IN t.o and bcached Win ono
loot OF water on her deck.
IFOr other Ship Sess Thirf Pa7ei
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
NIRIO,S THEATRE.

Mr.. Joseph Proctor is still acting at Nibios
in The Jibbenainosay and his powerful impersonaon
oi the lurid weird bacGwoodsmanthe haunted aven"er
OF blood. exalted by sort of molly dellrum, and
surrounded by tho atmosphere and the I'm
ages Of the forest and the filod-rewards public
attention. and eicits cordial applause. Next Monday
the promised magnificent production of "Masaniello'
will effected at this theatre. Particulars have already
been gwen in this journal II is expected that this will
prove ono OF the brilliant incidents OF the season
now opening with much apparent vitality.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
LATEST SNIP EEU'S.
ARnIVED

ARRIVED. .......... ............O Oo, -.
steamship Old DOMINION Walker. Rchmond city Pont and
No fox with mdo. pqssengers To Old DonAloH steam
ship company. -. -. ....
Si-ams n Nereu- Hallet, Boston WIN mdse anu pAs"h
gtrs to Metropolitan steamship 60. -, a.
Es Nipote Utal Derregon An yrna II days, with leo
rc, root 10 order Passed Gibraltar SEPT.
Brig Dlouo t0 Shooham SAtman, Gloucester "a oay IN
balast to Bennam q B0yesen
ElROR
1 re,o.tei arrival Of steamship Cy oi Atlantis WOOD.
hull froui Chare ston. Yesterdays ap,r
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoSpoS oct Do sailed 23d Siro. Capt Rogue. 25th Id
ward Mcjowci Pease, Tor Hampton Roads arrived
- HhLfAx, y s. Oct 25-sscd stea i.hip Mecedita New.
York. -... ......z
sax Fa,NcsCo OCT 2J.-Arriyed steamship CITY OF Paua
ma fiofn Panama. Cleared. bark d. H. Wacn lGerl Cotk
GALVESTON, Oct 25-Arriycd, ship NJ. h. Garhur ttOln
Liverpool Cleared steamship Clty OF San Aninuo. Me-"
York.
SEW ORRiss oct 2j.-hrryed AZ Passes. batks ltIoin
I1non; Golden She2i Dcnorar sailed steamships Ifo'us
Liverpool. Hudson New-Nork. 49,, ..,.-
Baltimore. sailed stsamshp 0ul Sueain New'ioiA
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
ORIENTAL LITERATURE DISCUSSED.

The American Oriental Society was in sea
slou an Yesterday morning IA tie law library OF New
York University The attendance was not a, large - at
the previous session. "Wednesday afternoon Papers
we're read by Dr. W Haskell and Professor s. Wells VIII
Uams Of New Haven Dr. G.. sol tarth aud Professor
Isaac H. Iall OF New-York ana Professors {. X Ian
man aud C. C. MURRAY, Of Baltimore. The neNt5meetlns
Of The society Wl!. DE held ~ MAJ, lo.- 10 Boston.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

CONGTR-FFRRIS-O "wednesday evening oct 2t AZ tho
residence - the brides paroats by the Rev C. G. norton
". a. Congor ana Lily daughter ~ John Ferris, esq
EAGLF-TAYLOR-On wednesday. oct. -. 1877, AZ ihs
Church Of the Incarnation the Rev. Arthur oots fi
ford r. Eagle 10 Emily r., youngest daughter Of Moses B
TAYLOR
FIsK-wssHBCRN-On wcfnesdaY. oct a. ~ 81 Tloni.
Church by the Rev. d. Morgan stephen u. FISK 10
Josephine r. eldest daughter Of y = Washburn. Dh OF
this city.
KING -BAHRY-On Wednesday. oct. 2s 1871 At the resi-.
dence oi the brides erandm0trr ny The Row Dr Jon Cot
Smith, TbeOdorr Gilbert King, 0f Providence a. r. 20
Anna r.. daughter o the late W Frederick Barry. AID
granddaughter Of the late samuel y. Barry.
ARSENS-DANTON-On Tuesday. oct %. 1877. ths
residence ~ the brides parents by ihe Rev John -0tes
ChaTe, y Parseus. Of Fruoklyn 10 Nfy H. daughter 20
John aud Elizabeth Dayton, OF Easthampion J.. l. No
cards.
sCUTNCK-GRIDLFY-O "Wednesday, oct "a At tho resi.
ce brides parents. by The Rev Joseph Dnrfea,
ID D. Frederick B Schenck Mary =. only daughter of
Junlus OridleY. ESQ. all ~ brooklyn. No csris
lI Notc,, NJ Uarrta1s, u,u,i be ai1rsef rift I.u
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

G'cns Falls in relation TO the smallpox in Clintonvile
Clinton Countyi The facts these There has been,
IN all twenty-one cases and only two deaths Communi-
cation with the village has been nterfered with In
the least There probability Of its spreading further
Respectfully ETC., c. I. FARLEY, Health officer.
Escscutte N. y. Oct. 23, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
PENNsNIVAETA PREPARING TO GET MAD.
IL h. 4 LII L LII

Now, how The State Department can back
out of This ui"nnna wrh"ut t"It grHin iors afr ont
10 Pcun5ylv-rie DO not Essen tor Cameron
MAY be tie Prcsident chr"r for the IugsH uission
he uay uuL tic ch iC" ~ Penusslv ia-but Lc =
the choice OF the 10 whom tho EXrcuivr gialei
got sp AK for Pcnn~y ylvabA a, 10 the matter u
.LiIty. tlCic can b. TO quihhlIg. MI Gamer - has
a3caV Iold poitiht and J. iuruilai dip inaic
posi- ore--'ha G nirn 'nShip of the Comm'iee on
Fureian ItlatOnfEau tte MN StrrSllp a. lnFhhu nf
aiv isip q cunttuis sna regulates them all
lie Ias thus SPECIAL qi#l hcHti"as al eSperlctc .
besides hi commanding position in Prnn.ylyania Tor two
kEnurHt;Ons
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
WASHINGTON.
CONTINUED irom First Pnac.

the Csptol-squarc. On Wednesday the President and
his party VIII be escorted 10 the Far Grounds,
and addresses viii be made by the Governor
and President Hayc4. I'm the afternoon OF tlat DAY
tie Presidrnt and p1rtv expected TO visit the iron
works and TIE Touring gmills, and in the evening the
Governor VIII give a public reception IN honor OF the
President. On 1hursday. Mr. Hayes oxnects to break
fast with The Rcv. Dr. Curry aud To visit tine Far
Grounds, whore grard military parade ana review viii
X place. The party viii leave fo- Washington on
TluraGay evening
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
i)oli.ital Notltes.
To Voters at

To Voters ct New-yora.T There only two more d'ys
vho s 10 Of these two days osss las vote
We iesre uFge upon you most earnestly . potisnce n
proac hing election for sUcl candidates or f Lexis lre
nents io he better rossnart d ellie. to 6 ropusr ,aie
We ug' hls nro9 yoa duty which We al o~ 10 Toe n5.
eyerS QUO negscts perform Il taxes upon himself ls
S"rs IN ne lace hs perma9ca, de6 ha. increased foa
go Do lo1 IN isio 70 .m bs ',se ano9ni - shich
mat he couia not tel wh M ga* es pr"sen on'
mission repoFtec l20O0JooO. exclusive of Large nit
oSs than ni, f. continually Increasing and .on
pomta which the nieesi cannot be Ped by isri,n
La, ier fhs uuruos las reu arswn uv b, eonmi.son 4
a'e men pointed 1y Governor hid'n uncr ~ auhot,
must pass suotler before IL voted on by Ie plge
n ", 90 aS' - o 9, merely flai y hS oar soss
ihs seh.me ou tet 10 she the m,asare tae Loss
irisifstei r., hi. object soi nsee.rJ ha should
yus, Tor candidates for Tie offices At tn p i2' is 'ee
ton ~ much ~ tis Al ib' r. pee =. -
t. tna you should vu'e or sa.diat " ir '~ hIe an
L. ,,nd which viii be isss N ihe 10 ,,in@t on tl9
~ .i1r o',, .e yo,, Al ,haI Ak rfun tAal
{.m@,.u {s@ M Il'S9 ~" oswald o'isni.r'st.
Willam n. Webb lie - -psh.'nS
BE, 'anin B sherman, Wi,l am n. 'ii'n'
d Wnfs Jius. \ J. Mar.
WIIIsm ID Morgan William a. to'e.
samuel u. BaDeock. " a. Ap, .es.o
James E.not, ,h ~ ' H'
henr pa. iiy,n iini G.nts~,r
D n. farnoIe sp,,s,i SStps..,i > ,i,,'.,. l.l-'.,
Sf,iie. s smith. ylcssor -cnvrs
nonry A. cram. asrc inhh
r. H. Robinson, n4lY A., p a.,
Henry r. Beers hhAan,sr iinmioa.
T'eo3ole nSH,s Ss1 " dwight yo.a r vcorhis.
Henry 4 ilnfbnI & -, 1",y.I u ,t, T.,
I"hn II sherwood. Arthur q. sedgricL
4 ASa, ~ FtiI r ifao. terasda, v,aieron.
ltus.ona Amen nlnenI colaInittse.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
WANTS THE SENATE 70 OTrsT PATTERSON.
F,aul The NrfiOn.
rTb;, mon hoe J.. nu indicted in IOUth Carr


I'm for ga man o nee uu shri cr> hl e. -. INST
- raditinn 10y dealing s sen tuTal privi ecr. W-ich
protects him against arrest Ncf ~ Tor r sou, le"ny Or
bre ch ~ the Hrucc. AMI rcii 10 surndr hinsrlt Tor
tlaI The proofs against him ar, ~ believe, clc'r
which dou % accounts fui his IN" W mess 10 plead
and Sen ought in 60 unun dcrtucy 10 eS.in n
them, and, II found snircut, cx"ci hin lci ihe
raice get C him Ee IS sim ist hc last Of
ne Grim nal ear et-bagg left IN h,h office, AID 30
.ast "oud uitrutary as tie politicians aay-"is
vavUiug o. lim."
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

The Rerm des Dcur Mondes for October J.,
contains fret artico by N. Cucheya Clarigny on our
railway stiIkes This periodical hss been received by
Rrentano as well The Geographical Magazine. West
minister Papers London Society," Street LVt Ia London,
Hnnrs IaoLnno Magazine. the Roman iaNJi4d. eto.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

T1.Giagra'n show, the DO emssucs '-ra.'t' - i.
gspeudcu.r d'ons q ume ~ toe ~ l1eb
white TIE
Of .ae mercy during t1s.s assra
CRr,rrz OFFICE, Oct 2G-l n. MA further de-
cline o. air pressure took place Yesterday, with an in-
crease Of partial coudness. There little change In
tenperafu4 ard in q percentage Moisture OF The ar
For this eli, and yicniiy, gridL increase OF clondi-
ncss NAV be expected today. preceding light ran with
no prosper OF clearing tOInorTow.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
ABOUT THE SIZE OF iT.

TIE SpriRgfcH Republican allutcs 10 General
Jn.n NJ. Harlan .tr' X -i hciY liWNef' Ihs
leDuJican Is a cons pcuous Massachusetts AS.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
TUE MHrV DIRECTION TO .ANERON.
s-..... an. ff..- ft...gFI Ea1sfrrr

Hayes ia evidently ncdciug. Ii is now pro
go t To- ,a-r ataheii.Hs std ug tdi Hau friHfy
f.I T. Iamef L sscl Iovtll. ~ an by senciIg o!d
S,inou Cameron Minstcr 20 tNnL " nave 10 Oh
su ,@e.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

STORIES OF sMALI~POx EXAGGERATED
TO ne Edttor Of fhs TrtoHne
SIR: win you please correct q statement,
I'm press dispatch ~ THs TRsUsH Of yesterday from
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

Al Hawthorne choyois black and blue color. r''dy'
made order. In and oycrcoas az DEyiIN cos
great stores.