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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

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cisl llie t.eiuIs t1r .r.--r .-arr
men. "Whateser b. -.al.. =.
-ays The Nev York FI arll
ine a ann D. and hauas atat.rr
~ politscal histnrs Iae srrrr .H.-.
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another unti fi.r I.atl e. l..sr.--.r
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pos<i 10 do -, Ths ste1r-rs - -
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

BALrrfoRE, Nd, September ao.-In
the Grand Lodge. the special order,
che amendment to change the name
Of the Grand Lodge from Grand Lodge
OF the United States to the Suprene
Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows, was taken. the yeas aud nayp
called, and the amendment lost, fail
Ing to receive the vote - required by
the constitutions. II was considered
and impsseticabie ON -.
count Of the lawro the spanish gov.
Esrnmsat In sslstion 70 seerss sosieslsG
- foho .any sssp toward GpnntlaG Z
s1qgtpe - ~ 49, ~ Hap1ne, Clha
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

IHE .la9ksboro Eeho has adopted q
novel but excellent plan OF advertising
stocks and brands. 1t has neat eat
oi COW, showing very plainly the po-
sition OF the braad as well as the let.
ters, together with the ears extended
50 as to give very plainly the marks
The whole occupies little over an
inch OF space, giving the postoiiice al
dress of the owner. This is decidedly
the best idea we have ever seen worked
out in connection with the stock busi-
ness. II not patented, it ought to bt
generally adopted, whore necessary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

THR Jewish holidays have come and
gone, and the usual funny orthogra,
ply attends the reports The latest
is from the Fort Worth .S,.u,a,rd,
which wrote it JaafDa Keqp,u. That
settles it for our israelitish friends.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

WE AgE relieved TO know that Sam
Randall did not write the platform Of
the Pennsylvania democracy Never>
thsless we stll adhere to our first
ticket A southern man for speaker.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

THE Dui% Telephone has made its ap>
PearEnce at Waco. Waco dsilies, ex-
cept the Erzmiasv, have proved to be
sbortlived. II remains TO be seen il
the TtiPhose will prove 30 be the ex-
eeption
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

A MsMcAN circus has been delighting
the castrovillisns, and the Ere speaks
in high terms Of the merits Of the i,er.
formanee. A real Mexican circus would
draw well in these Iatituhes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

VIZ are indebted to the secretary Of
the Bell county fair association for com
plimentary cards of admission to their
next exhibition. which occurs on the "a
and 9Th, inclusive, Of October. Thanks.
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OSE is greatly relieved To be told
authoritatively that the local editor
Of the sherman Courier Is not osmar
psha, nor one Of the grden eheeses
now playing a iunar role to Mars.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

fas SAN Antonio Hauid writeth
against the sin of divorce. Too late
ueighbor, Brigham is dead. but if alive
We doub, II he would have found time
to wade through your exhaustive ar
tiela
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

THE State Gass;is says Grand Master
Lang Is grand humbug A vast nua-
Der Of the bes; people Of the state will
take issue with that paper on this sub
iart
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

THE recent storm was very severe all
l5wu the coasI. at Bockport especially.
Al our accounts. owing to the wires
being down, are as yet very meSgre and
uusa;i.f1ciorv
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

Mas LEtIgEsE, the widow OF Louis
LeGierse who was fatally injured by
tbe cars on the san Antonio road some
months since, has recovered Sl9.000
u.ulls.-.
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THE scientific excursion made several
aay, halt at Sah Antonio, aud the citi-
1eus surpassed all their previous feats
Of hospitality in their favor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

VIZ are deeply indebted to the Hous-
ton Agt for recent professional cour-
tesies
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4 Cascn.e s..h H.ilsr-.

CHICAGO. September 3l--The Mer>
chants, Farmers and Mechanic Saw
ings bank has fsued-
Lxter--Juise Williams granted a
petition; fiied by = pamber Of dspo--
itors In the Fafmers, Merchants and
Mechanics savings b4nk. TO appoint 9
yscsiver. A. d. ward's bosd IA fixed
q Ssso.ooo. Little excitement on ac.
count Of the fsilsre .. Il = believed
is WI nos prove dispntse.s q ase,os
liassty tIse eeesgal IsAllA
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HERE AND TIESE
Pass.i..lrs.a,-

cratic convention taus.ll-ls.i '.1r--a.
u. Il McCielIalsl t.g sefas- "a. l--
arst balio-
MoH.sz.ytE ,lt--,
~ tL- s,l...a ,a~..-..-r
day, q. r. ila.r Y-.-..sl .- -a.
nominate lesl-l.r-.
sharrht- a. tasr-- 60 r-s-tru-aa-a
ar- Eaasalr-
ERIE, Pa, --relaH-r ..-a-s
t;albrach dec,u-- l4ss eaar.-- ii.
course of c1nslrl. tira sr- r- rA.ua-
from tax, rpa--srsfi1a a-.E- ..Hr
ntc.-ssry.
tsrnsa trS-Iis ss.trlsr "a tHr ass ar. al
Hiasta-
fEILAnEI.FHiA. --fleuia.r "a.
Grand E4c>a-y yalerr as aC--a .-
Ine Ks,gh's 81; hia-la ralt ..lr-l -...-
session 10 Jag IA a----,. a. .-.-l-e
sas ihc erI-iirIsflsa .f la- -ra.l
treasurer Yep ats ,f -ls. .a.,..-. eE-
pal-ion- and sgT--4l,.
Staniss- she strt-H-n Fsri-F-r. ase.aa
Seen
IoNu-oS. >efissluu-. f, "a Co.. +.
froil SIR. Siaul,Y Agl.gr...a r.l- r.
expedition a-r1-I 80 81. T-.- u-
Lo4nJe on ths --i.f sl-l-.. m. - ...-
u,l-., sent ny ta- roEiuzt-- -r.-a-.
Ssanies' flils~rIs s.ure g--r-r rH
dy-euter,.. t-,.r.ut. t.L..-.
I,~ath OF 4 ..ftr-s s=..t-- -.,.-r-s ....
"s,s - i'--a's'
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-
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t''h~ iAf lf.A 'at- a.l GO
iiei.-e H.iia'.i'i oi .-fi1l Q -a- era
TAiuing s.lr- ta.-I-E-
i"a'e'''is,'s ,s-s - .i.ir : f'sr-
Pr4,-.l.f-,..tr 5000 Il. H.-
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mill. .r,ei..i,... ...s. r.-.... -.
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I Lsne EkFre--. ia la- r. .a a.
Z wheat n4rsset. rrr tft.-.. a
srs.yal- 90 ass Am-r-.a a...
wheat vLich have r.ar..sl n. ...-
been II sKcsIrat sriais-y. asa "a. 49,
I feet condition, tls sllH-I- ..as.-r ...
ch4-ed freely at .IKl.-.as a.l $50.
threa saHliazs .,er qalrtl-. E.--.
Inquiries sF- nos ts.nE $50 rr
-f5ing wheat Ecysrs s-e -' l..-s sr
! hr-s arrivals 80 tls- trfs aaF .r.
their oFi oFiniau she-a-- a. r.a -
Shieh 80 fia4ea -E-fTt-s o. -.s.a 81.
bear Sut th- exc-llrut rlz---r-1 a.-
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rse LsrEe.s ssa Rss-.s ss.~m,..s On,
the Father of Natsr~D~~tr.xs

nv sssnes OF ~ srshsesfr~y ca
81. Lotus, September 3o.-The steam
er Grand Republic, the largest And
finest steamboat on the western Wa
ters, took fire at twelve O'Clock lAsl
night aud burned nesrly 10 the wa,er.
edge. The flames communicated TO
the steamer Carondeist, alongride, aud
all her upper works were destroyed.
Her bull is of iron aud viii be saved.
bat her machinery will no doubt h.
badly damaged. Both were lying at
the foot Of Lesperand street, about tw @
and half miles from the centre of
the city.
Lster-The steamer Grand RepubIic
burned to the waters edge aud sunk
before morning, IL doubtful whether
her machinery can he Of any value.
She is owned by Captain Thorxeg.n,
and wss vHiu, d at 15o. ooo, and insured
for $4,000 in about twenty-five Offices.
The CAronafIet probably l. . to;ul
css, and w' cxne.: ty Captain Hsck.
and three eiste. which WAS values
at sto,0 q insured for si7 COO.
Dispatches from Cincinnati state.
that the loss BY the farming Of the tvs
steamers at 81 Louis In $4,000. The
steamer Grand Republic ~.- insar-.i
for ss,o,cco IN the Home. Carroll a
Powell agency.
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SONORA REBELLION.
The whole Borser fa "a Dtsturbed 60.
diit"n-rhe American. Maeh ALARM
-d ~ the Presence of the Parti<sn-
of iiIaqaeran.


SAN Francisco. September ia
Santiago special says District Artor.
uey Wiidy, who has just returned
from lower California and Mexico, re-
ports that the Elliott boys are safe ON
this side Of the frontier. The whole
border is in disturbed condition.
There are two bodies of armed men on
the frontier, one municipal miIiii.
under Joseph 4. Morfo and Judge SCI.
va, and the other compose principally
Of Sonorans. who supported the pre-
teDtions Of Governor Villsguerans.
The American on the border are much
alarmed at the pte-ence of these par,
lies Judge Selys has issued n procia.
nation reci;iDg that Tegsrpy, the -ub-
project, has abandoned the country.
and In connection with villsquernn-
aid Others, to coDcoct q hostile
scheme. The proclamation forbid- the
return of the suD-prefect aud his fol
lowerz
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department 10 Being Filled
'ohs Utmost Capacity.
'eIaHlIS, alA aHllAIS,GESTgFuHBEHHG GOODS
aAri BuOf and SH0E DBp'fS.

80, ~. ~eesk. by our late improve-
~. tA' ss oonaecsed. and whsss Ne
|n,.. s-'l''a AZ ia.'asnss spAes. Dress de-
s,a.s - = VI bs nszs cenplsss. and ~
~ ~ ~ .pesss.iaias shspae wul " ssps
= lev sssAs ls~sas,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
Canton and Wills Point Mus.
ter and Arm for Attack
and Defense.
The latter RarFieaee the i0art-houss
siih tottoa Bales, Nan the Works
and IiepI0y Force 10 Meet
the Ia,adess Hallway.
The Former, Two Hundred Strong, Sally
into the Suburbs OF Wills Point and
Demand the Records or the Blood
OF the Saerifss Garrison.

blankets Saturated win Goal OH are
Brsaght into Reqa,sitioa, bat iIsiore
hesstniiss 0pea "a Pariey Effects "A
a race of F~eise Hours.
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Carpets

'posen ofia oar previous advertisement
'eh'S arrived. The patterns arr besati-
'oa t'rs'ina VIII b, offered Ia that de-
HinHnl
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thorities IN retaining the records there
until legally removed.
THE SITUATION FROM A CANNON PoIsT
NIEsy
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law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-18
THE SEcURITY LIFE.
No Arrests, but Detectives on the Watch
Whit IL snid In Insnrnncc Circles.

The late President and Vice President OF
the Security Life Insurance Company, Robert l..
Chase and Il. Il. Wetmore, were not arrested
yesterday, but two detectives, 1t Is understood.
were on the lookout for them.
MIR. Chase. who lives at Newt urgh. remained
at home all day. His friends say he feels it an
outrage that his honesty should be questioned.
For years ho has been trustee Of the Bowefy
Savings hank. one of the soidost Institutions in
the city, and also a memocr Of the I'm nee COM
mittee. 1t Is claimed that he has not violated
the letter Of the law AMI Is willing at any tino
to face any ch rye that may be made.
"FOr the Attorney-G eneral to tako NV action
against hun would DO piece Of folly," said
gentleman well posted In insurance m itters.
"Rcad the law. Any dividends which officers Of
a company declare arc correct. The principal
c'nnot ask court to overturn tho act OF hs
agent. These men were clcctcl TO tue position
which they held In this COMPANY to do certain
work If they nave not performed that work tho
parties VINO vi ICED them there are responsible"
Mr. T. X. Wcimore also spent the V at his
home in New Hamburg. friend OF his said
Nv nv should he avoid arres,2 Wctmore could
give one million dollars bail IL nee ssary. That
the Attorney General MS taken some action In
this matter IL beyond question. lie could only
do IL on alid wit Of some ICrsun that he had
bee dcfraudel ny Mess. s. Chase and WetnUre
Inc talk about their havu lei. the city to avoid
arrest Is mere folly. Insurance men control "A
mint Of money, aud they would all come to the
he Receiver OF the company. ex-Mayor Wick
ham, said: 81 find, on examination of tho
tnairs OF this company that dividends have
been improperly paid to stOCNhOidcfs FOR seve-
ri years. ] snail make efforts TO collect these
diydends. am now notif} ing ali parties before
taking legal measures"
The former Secretary Of the Security Life In
surance COMPANY said: IL had 5000 de-
uosit with the company. THIS money 1 was
keepin-, as thought. In a safe place, to pay tho
premium on an insurance policy Tor $20,tOO
which have on my life. IL the policy should
|
nov to 20 into any other business, and the very
thought OF their destitutiOn after my death
almost Kills me-"
One man who is hand in glove with tho late
Officers OF this cOmuany, said: "Smythe will
lose his posiio by this. What right mad he to
appoint prominent Democrat receiver. A Re
| publtcan would have acted very differently.
Mark my words. Snytne will lose his position"
At a ltto hour last evening no arrests had
been made. but every insurance man met was in
high state Of excitement. The question on
| all hands was, "What will the Attorney Gen
| eral do -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-18
POPJIdR SONGS.
Once Prosperous Music Publishers who were
Ruincd by tue Chicago Fire.

my attention has just been called to an
article entitled Among the Music Men, which
appeared recently In The SuS," said MIR. c. VI.
Oady yesterday. "In that article music pub
lisher, who Is described "a a strictly clnssicll
publisher. is made t. say that the time Il u sscd
when man can make his fortune on Of Ave or
SIX songs. R11. y Cidy ~ Chicago published
some good war songs: The Battle CRY % FREQ
DOM. Tramp. lr mp. Tramp. the Boys are
Mirching.' ana the like, and these SONGS made
their fortune; but they continued To publish
Just such B.. hcmegai music. and lost all they had
made and failed.
Nov, this theory Is very nne." continued MIR.
Cady, "hut as he supports IL In this case by an
'rsument not strictly based upon facts. think
the facts ought To he stated. Root n Ctdy DID
puI lsh some good songa. Among them tue
onc@ med. aud Other, IKE Just B' fore the
Battle. Mother ami Is 'n-iom turuug' Of
winch no less than lDOuD couies wcrf sold.
W nen tnr war closed the urm -tW tat "a 'tprr
cit-s Of music " - needed. lac great tension
H. IN" minds uf the people had ceased. AMI hrace
TIA would not tax an interest Ia sucn ln--.
\ publishers success depends upon his krrpt. z
among the wht,e caus Of puJiic interest. IL
there we're no Whtte caps there would be TX 10
success ~. rrtore the nrn began to publish
hooks u popular music. Ihev pIhlishe he
lriumt a., "A church book, and Ihc lrlzc,'
SUNDAY school boo,. both by George 7. Root
ne snns King a siueing school IT," <. ny II.
X. Palmer; and Inc charm by T.. T. lilis,.
These books sold at the rate II 10000 copies
ea'h III me hrst b'i rue '.1tu VS. b'ss
nr-t public ton. and IN II we're Hold the fo.t,
Almost por-u 4deI,' aud many otner hymns
sn rlade 50 TO Iulir 10y Saukey. Ills MAS IN
ISL 80 u-flle tn fire. Mhen the IRE came
car ilIil.-hip. business h I'd never De.n IA a
more .4iI-i.ux condition. oar loss by the
nfc. u- estimated nv IN insurance underwriters,
vino mo- No. aut to OYerrsti ~ O." los :, was
$1,000. Ne received iu Insurance sb5uN. l'iV-
ing clear loss OF S2il ~. We iriri, with
rttn ing To lVl cent, On doll n. out tail, d.
The loss OF ss1lUU might be considered sui-
nIent r. son Tor failing. IL did seem 50 to rs.
PERHAPS, huWvY +, 10 would not be lett ~ uub-
N !. l. ! L :. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-18
MYND1ERT VAN NOM.
The Old Dutch Gardener Of Communipnw-A
Landmark Removed.


Among the adventurous Dutchmen who
,,,., =, ,,.,,.,,.,,.r ,t.o ~. -.
i"""eu at COMMONPLACE "0'''0 w" h"stei-
dam was even thought OF, was one Ruttgert Van
Ham "a nnn,bor of ono of the oldest and N, ost
T., a,, -, -. a., ,,,, - a., ,,,,'n
iHucnu u iainlles III thc i"'u WI uShes. Nhhe
his fellow cOlonists were driving the piles
which nrcordtpg to Washinvton Irviug yv.s
-, -. -. - f.. ,,',
tnelr urst Occupation hlter ulsempatklng on
that nIarshy shore-he went upon the higher
and ,,,,o Zoe, Ia, r,,,n1 ,xhara ba ol,.,,,t la,
- 49,. -, NJ, -
bttent from lhlllp NhIteict, irealueut OF inc
Dutch West India Company, a grant OF some
"".'N,'" ~
Fart OF TINS lana u SUN helu by MS descend
ants ana unou II, in n handsome modern frame
T. ma, y,,tch h,s ro,,t,ced tho st,nch s,o,a,o,
$3.50 w." ""' '.'"O w"
erected Ivy Ruttger; Van Horn, died on Tuesday
last his grandson, Mindert Tor MyudaerD Van
m, =, ,,, ,,,,, ,,, Of ot,btv-,,,, -, ,
'"'"' Ut '"e .'po az. 'e".s a"u
AK months. HIS cluer brother' John, diod IN
ISL nt the arc 81 soycnty.niue.
i"V "'Vt VI ''"u SUM-" VI ""' "V'u ny tueSo
brothers and by a great uncle, John q. van
Horn. The portion Of the latter was first sold
~, t 49, H. h.,t,or, d,,i,oa a., ..,..
i"c'' u" i0''' WV "'"'"''' "''''" '"c 'ei""h-
der, that part south OF Communipaw avenue,
and west of Van Horn street, being taken by
, -. -, 49,. -. -, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,... -.
o"n", ani ' uOI'" tt T., o,r,', M avenue
~, ,u , -, 49, I'll int .h,ut a.
"i..h ~ ~, ~. ~ r,,',b -, a'o W ~,
M , ~, Wy & W ,h o,,, ~, oi
~ t.' W Wv ,o f H., s,,,, ,, -" w i,io
49," ~ ", A., i',,, " ,,,,Inr ~ W" VI '"e'''
uns, ~ ~, ,r 80 . c.rdo,or .,, a., .
"rant" where Tnipom M,te a"v n nts
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-18
MORE PlSSENG THAN FIRES.
The Placer that the Jersey civ Ferry 10 said
to have been to the EMPLOYEES.

The trial Of George w. West and Jacob
A. Vanvalkenburg has occupied ten days 10 Part
III. Of the General Sessions, and will close to-
day. They are accused OF combining with other
sellers aud collectors OF the Jersey City fefry
and stealing fares to the aggregate OF about
$1,000 year. The Others have been indicted,
aud will be tried hereafter The ferry Is owned
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. aud the
prosecution is conducted by their lawyers.
The main witness for the prosecution was
Henry Platner. q fellow employee. who swore
that he had carried tickets from West to van
valkenburg to he resold, the proceeds of the sec
ond sale being divided. 1t was also proved that
the y ssenHers VINO passed the gates while the
prisoners were on duty, being counted by de-
tectives. outnum red the fires accounted for
by over three hundred a dIV. the money di-crep-
ancy being ovrrnlne dOil r.. And they were on
duty only eight hours IN every twenty four
Alfhoueh the tiafic during tho time of the Cen
tennial Exhibition WAS vastly increased. ana the
purchase u ferry tickets separate from rdiirOad
tickets was pr gor tlnhtrlN great r. the cOmpt-
nv received less money from the ferry IN July
and August than 10 corresponding months in tue
previous wear. West anu nSdikenbu.g were
arc sted, the company having secretly invests
gated their accounts. ana at once the recctlts
grew to what might reasonably have been ex-
pected. Five tickets out Of pack ige that Van
vlkeuUurg mad sent u West ~ Palmer and
which appeared on the returns as having been
sDid-their ideutitv being established 10y their
cunsecutive n.nl uers-Were nut IN evidence.
Dty after day was occu ted in cXul ming To tho
jury the system OF accounts aud suryt illance.
Tue defence consisted chi ny ot a general dc.
Of the prisonvrs. Judge s.tnerl.nI Will charge
the IuIy tO.NdN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-18
SHtDOUING Mr.. DANA.


WAsuINGroN, Jan. l7.-Thc refusal OF
MIR sargent 20 fiswer the question Il the COIN
mi tee investigating The Police Commi.- inner-,
A. TO whetNer me- GA not 90 with Murt ch 1tho
secretary 90 the Navy to receive direction from
him A. To- What be should do In the matter u
sh dowiu- Nr. u .nn in IL, Nritcs cnn-idera-
hlc comu,cn indicating, i- % do. =. the cauuec-
ton Of MIR. Rote-on with 'he whole trans action.
The flct also 'hAt 'fr Sargent, as he I tiles,
c lItd ~ X mcr's bank "a PDlaltlphia at the
time 4 Mr Daul's ifial, bore he met Alr. cat
tel. connected with his tSrgcn'sl refusal to
say whether he and Mr. Mur,ush hid called
upon IN" Secret ~ tlr in-truc ions. strengthens
the conviction tia, the whole not Wa- con.
cucftl iu thf Navy - ariiirut. Inefn. ui-fre
have NOT \ ttfrfmlutl Wl.HtNcf t'"N Will ur. -s
thr u.it- % Wil'n r. ara ut dee lin.s 20 "a.
that pa h.in-ins Mr. X 10 .. 10 INTO tire So fH"N
are uNef- cl.in. tie liuIts Il f'c res liuftln
uufhrTX.us the tnNc- u-iilOn on g." other
hald. " i4 rnufeNde thlt n NIL be nH't.-- o. 80
do 50 iu order 20 get at tle real ,lo, ane itr-
pose 81 fAe rNU-pIrIfNr-, - " h.n $500 tIsn i-
known fn ne nle. / f. also ms ste ia eve y
one connected win sucn ,i-uuunrttl irI-
tary Of thf Ntyv, against wHlm t0cre are so
many su-piDi Ms of CORRUPT aui li.c.eIiIa lie
dulu--. -ho ia Ie luu tNif- q. tN % tnHurn
the rrIvl-i o. e % re- ia n OF tie lluu-' r.
TO me ext nj tilu-crultd. The touHittce
VIII prob b. Dttiir g. INSET upon u u-Wrr Geo
their question. and tNen IL Is expect Il inst r.
Sat.eut vii have mucn to LAY wNlcn win vr,iy
mover IN tue eonsriray against the editor II
lliE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-18
WV YORK. 10 srEIK OUT.


The gentlemen who met Ia the Everett
House, On SUNDAY evening to consider the I'D
Visibility Of calling puuuc meeting at which
citizens nignt exp ess their views on the Prcsi-
dental question, met again last evening IN the
rooms Of the Young Mems Democratic Club.
Among them were August Belmont, James :.
Thayer, ex Mayor Wickhan zen. Martin I. Nc
Mahon, Corp ration Counsel Whitney. l. lward
l.. DonuelY. Peer u. Oiney. Hugh l.. COie, Neu-
~ h. DlnucA. and SinJn Sterur.
After some COMPUTATION. II was decided that
the meelns should be he'd before tue eud Of
the mouth.
Aithousl most Of tho gentlemen who have
p'rucip.t In tie G infer noe are Der ncf its.
the cali Will invite all persons, ~h teNcr NAV DO
their pulucal preferences, to attend. The IN. ct
ing ~ no TO he called tn declare IN iyor {
either Of the Presidential caudidue-, tut to ie-
uaud tutt the electoral vote sail ue fairly
cnul'ri uY tHngfe =. uu thA Wh ey shall %
dc cltrrI pv Congress % have tHru homes ~
cl. c,ei. shall be PEACEFUL, ntugIr.ted.
j. 10 tenvNtd tuat tue clu NiU Poe signed hv
many u trrtrticl nf- tui fauk o. " signed
the inyil4 rai recently "a .tntc4 90 Con- Sc.