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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
ERIE SEEKING A BOSTON OUTLET.

1t has been well known for some Time
among railroad that the Erie Railway was seeking
"A Boston outlet, by way Of tie IIoosae Tunnel. Inc
route proposed by way Of the Albany and su,uehanna
Railroad nder lease to the Delaware and Hudson canal
Company from BinghamtOn 10 Albany, ana thence 70
Mechanicsye u eyc miles north Of Troy, by The Deli
ware and Hudson line From Mechancsyllle 10 me tln.
mel il is proposed to build new road uhdrt the
charter OF the Boston, H0osac Tunnel ana N'sr
EN- Railway. which was organized last l..,,-'
crossing the Hudson River at Nechau c,Nlir.
AT the tunnel the route VIII connect Win the 10y
and Greenfield Railroad. several mcethss nave Dt'H
held recently by officials Of the several ROADS ihe.
rst.d i'm the line and II believed that the constttlyh
OF the connecting link between Mcchanlc'yie ana ~
tunnel will be begun at an early day. Inc diitcl9IsU
Inc Rostou Ioosac Tunnel and Western ltl~H ~
also directors either II the Erie ar Of the mon fa
R1i,road a combination that Is Thought 10 nave co'-
eran Ill. slgnInclnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

there were n great many bills, false and fictitious 10
large extent, which lie certified aud " 9, ,o
sion of I've per cent according 10 his contract WIN no
Superyisors and the suit Is brought not 0hy 10 itcofcI
the commissions, but for portion OF 'ne
nents the claimants In the case ol rue feoe
Conan, the general evidence was sucicnt w III
looking AT II IN common sense view, lhht Nv ui PA
pate IN the proceeds, ana ala receive a % s,fai, 60
those bills but In legal 20 nj 81 Vt" r1n ,%h
positively aud should not speak nj all Inc h'ouh' u
that matter 100000. think 49,. 800, ,,,o
O-What the nature OF the evidence that You WI,
able Ia get seemed you 10 connect conan WIN
these frauds A.The fact that he certified hese puSus
bills and also that there was certain CONN m
allowed him Of them. don't say that we
could establish judclay that state OF iacbs IN regH 10
Walsh is 20 d case and ought to 20 To trial IL - ready
The same amount is hvolycd as in the Watson case
THE WOODWARD COMPROMISE
o-IIow much was the Woodward suit brought for'
A-For the whole six Millions think; and compromised
for $4,000
GLOW much OF that has been actually paid into the
tr,astryf Al think 100000.
Q.-Whcrr il the $4,000! A.-That don't know.
O-What facts was that compromised based Onf A.
erelv suppose that It was upon the evidence That no
may have brought concerning his ihdolty 10 pay any
more . ,s. ,
O-Was there any weakness in the case Itself A
If tna good there wasn't any o them good
dm think there was any weakness ~ lne e'Se az ~"
/ think the importance OF having Mr.. Woodwards eVi-
deucc In other cases entered into CONSIDERATION
Q-Do you think there is any essential DIN renee pc
tween the evidence IN favor O me Guy III tue "asn
case and in tle Conan case Al 90. -,
Q-DO they the direction Of fastening npoh mo
def-ndants guilty know ledge OF the tiaudt A-lcs SIR
There were criminal proceedings against Norton ana
Gout think the civil proceedings were commenced ron
tie iaot thar in 1s74-FeOruary- Norton, VINO was
AT mat 'im' fugitive. owing TO tis eriln @
ton made affidavit In one OF the cliy cases anu was
granted iinmuuty-that is nOminally 81. 10 was I'M
drrsioOd tna If hr acted In good iah towards tue cry
he would not be dealt with larshiy. - - g.. q,
Q-Wny would he not have aho~h 81 tie cor pity ~
Comdnl Al don't know, bur he misht I'tHip u"
might have known generally aud s might ~ D. ape
to state specific facts. TANK the counsel examined him
abuJt THESE lart..
Adjourned 10 Saturday at , p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
TILE DEATH OF MRS. LIE ROY.

Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday
In the case OF Caroline lie Roy, who COMMITTED 'u
eide October H. by drowning herself in the lake ~ een
trail Park Thomas o. lie Roy, the husband tes1ined INA
he last saw his wife alive october l. She was SUI
foring from remorse, owing to her separation ron nv
Mr. lie Roy greatly affected Do GIVING ll. '7ilDo'
Afr leaving the stand he asked 20 br recalled 5u LIZ
taking the stand SAID " Ny wife sent for me june a.,
and went to see her at No. West fly-fOuitL 81
daughter accompanied me- sod her whether oltt "a
nue or said ANYTHING make her look aud ac as sh u
she burst into tears. and said that htd never az,
done ANYTHING II al her own fault ana sue "lsI
s1e coud drnp dead on the hOOr She said she was 500
shr ever separated from that II was her own 'I py
and that she could never be really happy vi, Nc 1i
cnlnpletely broke down with emotion as ne "a
this statement The other testimony added nolnl1
the facts Already published. The Jury rendered az IN
that Mrs. Lo Roy drowned herself whle temporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
THEFT or S1I, 900 II DIAMONDS.

The Police Of the Tenth Precinct arrested,
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Messer, alias Meyer alias
Wllism Rack a German, age 49, charged with siea!'
inc diamonds OF the value Of $1,000. \ PACK
axe confirming several hundred very small da-
monls was found in Messers possession, and u
was discovered that lie had sold several OF the lre
clous stones. MeSser arrived IN this country from
Germany. on Bremen steamer few weeks ago, and
has since been boarding az No. 81 Alfu-'t J d. eIt
,,,ls il is said were stolen the steamer ~ when
Nesser was an officer The police have oeen searching
for him for some ,ime. ana Yesterday be- Wa, pointed ".
~ an officer in Grand-st who took him I'M charge. AZ
me Essex Market Police Court, yesterday NJ scr ""s
hold for examination. The police in the Icuth Precinct
rfse 10 give am particulars 10 the arrest ~ Mrrs
claiming that publicity will defeat their efforts o. als
olher person, implicated in the crime. Captain Foley
stated that fhs j. the Beginning o series Of arrests Of
PERSONS engs gcd IN an extensive diamond robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
RING COMPROMISES.

MIR. TAINTOR REVIEWS THE CASES
JOHN BRIDGEFoRD NOT READY 10 APPEAR fisltH-
DAY-Ar THE NEXT SESSION HE WILL CokRoB-
CRATE TwEED's sTATE>Ir Nrs-MI. TAlNloRs
TESTIMONY ABOUT TIE COST or RING SUITS
AND THE sETrLEMENTs MADE.
John Bridgcford was not ready to appear yestcr-
day before the Aldermcns committee aud TESTIFY IN
regard to tho contracts for the Capitol at Albany
but he will give evidence ut the next session III sup
port of Tweed's statements. Henry i. IaIntor
testified yesterday in regard to the cost of the ldns
suits, the counsel employed the weight OF evidence
and the reasons for the settlements made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
MYTH COyGRESs-ExrRA SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
CONTINUED DEBATE on HE CoLoRADo CONTESTED
sET-NEw READING OF OLIVER TWIST.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE Or kEPRESEN lAIlFES.
WAsHINGroN, Oct. 81, 1877.
After the reading of the Journal, the House
resumed the consideration OF the Colorado case ana was
addressed by Mr. HARRISON (Dem, M in advocacy OF
Mr. Patersons rgat t. the seat His speech was Of
Humorous staip describing the game Of the Rcpub cans
as beng one of heads wiu tails lose" He char
acerlz.d the last Presidential election "a game IN
d Knife aud he referred senator Ednuuis ~ Tue
ST Jerome OF Green Mountains, VINO, by the ara OF
Aiuudr. mad thrust through tue back window oi tht
M.iir House "A who Deen rejected by the people, Dut
me- tuanked God tnii, ike Otcr iiciSi, Whch D'oSlN
through "a window ny thieves, Mr. Hayes had barred
tine dOU after got IN aud hai Kept out mostol me
thieves llau-hcr aud II ne would onlJ listen 10 the
yurr al tur y OOJ majority in ONO ne would rive Out
oil his Cabinet iIe lean AMI hungrY ssiG- at tne
head of t.e Treasury. long Mr.. Hayes conducts
ms Admins tn principles or the great mo
cratic paItJ party would 49, ann aud STAND ~ MN
Rear c., 81 the Dtrhing Of Tray, Blanche ana sweet
n-ari" and a!i the little dogs at tue oeher emu "f
the CAPITOL. lie rdlrucd tue Jutciy made on the ke-
uucn side, Decasc OF vacuum M the representa-
non ol the ar of OF Colorado, ana cOntdscu IL
with h. lc. HAT tnr sat: Louisiana hal been LETT
fo TX wears presented, or misrepresentation IN the
senate and ior two in The House. In conclusion.
hc favored tue reference OF the wnOe subject 10 the
Culuu.,,c ON Elections, and he promised that wien
that tu reported, the Dcnuctalc size or
tnr Huusr WOdld honestly, and hOt as para aus.
Nj GARFIELD (kcp., o. OhlO) argued thdl Nf. BEL
ford Was 81 least emitted 10 the ,rt OfG fdcie because
he produced only certificate OF the Governor, dcciar-
lng tnat been uuly elected To the Al.Nth Con
gros,. lie trusted That mat crrtitate womb pe uuiy
Youorrd br. BeuoId would De All
united "a seat having TIE pTt"d Jdcie flsht, ANA
IL tarc Wcfr any bltDcr qitstlOo III lt matter
they should to the Committee on Elections
Alter further debate ana without action on the ques-
ton the House. ~ 3D. adjourn ii until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
EL,NERAL OF LonN WlNrnRop cuANLER

The funeral Of John Winthrop Chamber took place
yesterday Marks Church The Rev. DR.. Rylancs con.
Quoted services assisted by the W. Moore Of
Red Hook. the Rev. Dr. Gibson OF Sing Sing.
Dr. Thompson, OF New orleans The regular Episcopal
funeral service given No flowers the oakcn
simply covered with black cloth.
ON a silver plate no following inscription John
Winthrop Chaner September H. 1926. died October
1874" The pa-Utarrrs George Warren Dresser,
SIDNEY webster Ma Ey, IunpKins Wcseryei. Carlisle
f. Frederick ". Rhnelander. John W Ehnueer
aud iangdon. There special delegation from
Tamnany Association To which Mr.. CHAMBER be onge
Kelly other members attendance.
Hamilton Fi,h George william Curtis. Royal Phelps. and
prominent present. TIE body buried
.t .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
Alarm OF TIE LIQUOR DEALERS.

The activity of the temperance people in arresting
Hquor found violating the law has resultsd
creased number OF applications large number saloon
keeper. were Excise Office yesterday morning among
them several women, VINO became greatly excited
cru-e immediately Issued to thcIn aud the
necessity issuing receipts until the character II the app
cart could De- inquired into. mystery The police yes
~ray arrested me following liquor dealers for yO, ling
ezrse law: FIRST Precinct. Nathan J. Bennett William
Arthur: Fourth Precinct Henry HOLMAN Fourteenth Pre-.
ciuet James Galligan James Jones and John stack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
FoUNDATIoN DAY Ar DREW SEMINARY.

Tho tenth anniversary OF The founding OF Drew
Theological Seminary If the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Madison j. viii be celebrated in the Seminary Chapel In
Mead Hall At 10 today with appropriate exercises.
Addresses will Bishop Randolph Foster
\.
D. Vail pastor Of ~ Piuis VI T. Church. Nowsrk y ~ the
A.. : Hunt, and Professor William Wells, Of Union
College Schoueoady large humber II the graduates
~ he seminary, and dist nguishe Methodist clergy
ncn expected present Tine board Of trustees Of
HE seminar VIII meet At y. m. IN Mead Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
..yhnr .sked Pat one day, "why was

"Why." asked Fat, one uay, VIZ nv.
palaam nrst-class asronomerP Tue other mar he
~ mn az course "Shure," said Fat, Twas D''
mo trouble In finding to-rod'
4 farmeN heing poorly provided Win Win n ms
.,is ~ snstehsaca for his men, Iod them IN ou
nReJ w,th the rsd upon IT, young man ., Se . Oh
ranV NOT liking tbA0uter portion OF the io9 outside
ooy,,ring Whereupon the latter sad iouus '--1led;
sot me Find aud all here" To which ne !o o
-. :. ~" r,gbt. Old man; I'm cutting Il on ior Jo~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY.

The American Oriental Society, which discusses
an questions relating the orient but particularly languages
ana ancient monuments yesterday the Uni
very Of Cty II New York There present PROBES
sor. salisbury Williams and Whitney EewHayen: Mot
fat MCCufdy O Princeton Murray AMI Isnman Bal
j. H. Hall late OF BeyUnt Chancellor Crosby Drs
oth.al BaT West. guam, aId others
J. Hall. Wells
lianis ". whitney, q. short and &. r.
aud their friends entertained by
residence Tins morning another viii
held the University building Ia Washington square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

as this Alder CreelPr inquired tourist of
An m, ellgen foreigner Onods COuE.y Yah, dis vas
all creek AnOws OF round here" replied the per-
son addressed.
BULLDoZING BARBER" Have your hair cut
to-day sir I" Customer" No. sir" b. Is. (whlie fumb-
ling among tbs Ockal-" Very long very Struggling sir
GENE. clear dOf % o your coat collar" c. All RI ght
ri nave tn collar yed down." End OF the coloquy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
A BENEFIT FOR MILE. vENrURou.

Mile. Helene Minzeli. now performing a. s.. ~,
olymmc Theatre Is organizing a benefit for Mic |eu
whom she mot during professional career lhol-s .,
and George H. Tyler olerod The Olympic ae" N,ysbsr
exo,,e for matinee performance on ihIse 81. rfare
X Henry Manuemachef has VolunteereI 'i,,asw have
orchestra and James >. MOft ana W H. Varslcy TO
ct,srs Ihelr services. Robert NtNcOmh flAt - oxnpc
par..rs aud j. McAnrews, IN addloh - - IA no
T6ratrs company, expressed desre 10 tA>o P~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
ANOTHER DECLINE IN COAL.

The first auction sale of coal since the strike
of the last Summer made Yesterday, by the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company,
which resulted in heavy decline IN price Thesfolowng
table exhibits the prices obtained yesterday compared
with those charged by the Delaware and Hudson Com
pany before the SALE the Delaware. L1ckawanna and
Western coal be delivered at UObo6cn free on board
aud the Delaware ana Hudson in New-York harbor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
GRIZZLY TREATED BY DRUNKEN PARENTS.

Julius Steier and bis wife Emilia. who I'VE AZ w,
$40 West West Thirty seventh ST., were brought TO
Market Police yesterday by officer CormaoA' " 80
Twentieth Precinct charged with starving and DeADs -
chirenGustay eight Minnie, age four, and r., ary.
twelve months The children apparently had nor otly
lining tor twenty four hours. The parents we're 'ire
cnVrriug adebauch. The eldest daughter
sge sNteen. toslded that they were CONSTANTLY ~, er
pawue, All cLdrens clothing Tor rum slsy nI "a
mother dung baby ts room AZ Ter 600
very Killed the child The parents "o M a. Police
bail The children cared for by MatrOn "eOO' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
MORE OF DIR. LAMBERT's TESTIMONY.

The examination of Dr. Lambert, the former
nre,lent Of the American Popular Life Insurance Com
pauy was continued before Referee Warren yesterday
with regard to the letter recently published from him.
in which he mad declared the company solvent Dr. Lam
bert explained that according 10 The language used in
the insurance law OF the state, company considered
solvent when the department pays the interest
due such company upon its deposits with the
department; this had been paid on the pre-
erdlng November l. Besides that he thought that
tbe company had sufficient property on hand IN
1876 10 In hll all its obligations lie would no say that
M, knew what we're among the for when he knew
thing he knew it dead sure. and hc considered
if his duty 10 examine the safe TO lind Out Just what was
,onDpN = books OF $4,000 To Mr. IrOw, Tor which 49,,
600 worth of shares of the United states Furnishing
COMPANY was said To have been given ~ security the
Doctor suid he could nothing dcnnt". lie cOuid
never remember dates, and he knew thata number OF
loans had boon made ~ TrOw. He shown receipt IN
IN. own hand Tor this stock ana he acknowledged It, nut
said that be under the impression thal me STOCK WIS
handed over 10 company. II 1T all ~ ain rent tines,
he taken Nh. TrON's word Tor
the description OF the stock.
DR. Lamb ri said thar il was by order OF the directors
that salary of OF the officers was paid upon INC
presentation OF teir checks monthly ana hese cutcks
were carried cash. mul settlement OF IN" pplts OF
the company made That was TIE case win tne
casb at tins tine OF the injunction against toe
company. The date of that injunction Dr. Lambert dld
not exactly call To mind, but from the tlihe nc hau HFt
since them he should Judge II to have been thousand
years He had of late years KEPT no Slec'i oooh on
his bursements for the company, but ne was sure he
had never been PAID twice Ior ANY ulsDuIS,ihcht.
From my youth up." he said, Z" / nave never becn a
rascal and never intend one. nor Yet a LAWYER
have never been PAID twice for the same JoO He mad
paid for every share of stock lie ever received OF the
company. ,.-,-- nj, -
alton will be continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
RUN on THE UNION DIME CONTIArpn
The run on the Union Dime Savin,. D.

The run on the Union Dime Sayinpv D.,
continued yesterday. At 10 o'clock when ,ho ~
were opened two lines were formed from ,bo '
teller's window. The line OF women extended ing
lower corner OF the building on the Broad,v, ~, 40
that of the men reached around the corner OF
and nearly down 10 thirty 6rst-st A a.
police assisted the bank officials in keepn, -
Servant girls numerous in the line On p,o.d.
and young ladies mostly composed the other linz -
eral pckpockets noticed, but they wero 60
watched by the detectives. Some tmid deposition. ~
induced to sell their bank books at discount pIa,o.
the line sold for from - to go and one youn, r.
tanned IS for his place. and then said he had no ho ~
The PRESIDENT Mr.. Haines, mounted the -e,s - ai
bank about noon, and addressed the deuO.if,s ths
them OF the sOlyency OF the institution This cIn
several persons to drop out OF the liue. BIr
yiicd some poor women with children I'm their 80. iu
the bank and gave them seats. In couver.at,nn n0
TRIBUNE reporter, Dir. HalDes said that the nur,ha"
notices OF withdrawal In sixty DAYS, had "a W., W
much less than he expected, and some were vitbea
yesterday which were given the dav 49,"
lie also said that Offers OF assistance ~;
been made by tho officers Of one Of the ,n naa
Influential Institutions in the city, and also from is
bank, with which the Union Dime lad had no deainso
THESE oilers mad been cspectfuly declined a. M -
side help was needed From a remark overheard Lv 49,
reporter, u IS belieTed that OF these offer. came
the Continental Insurance Company the vcr-nrs 'i tois
Of which seen In the bank. Mr. JOnp. The sec,.s
~, said that several OF the largest deposition. bad
pressed confidence in the HOuudncss OF the banko,,
that the bank sound a. doi',r
Nera Of the trustees were present al the bank rb
ont the day. and they united with Me.srs Haines ard
Jones M declaring that nothing could break Tie bant
Mt Best, the examiner. said last evening that fae b
was ready for any emergency. This run has caused cn
siderable TAX among the banking o. the city and /,
y now TumOrcd mat steps are De taken by fbe
National banks OF the city by which their assance e
De available Ia cases OF extended runs savings bsnks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
HEAVY SHIPPING TRADE OF BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. 24.-'The harbor pre-
seped an unusually lively appearance to-day the largest
feet Of vessels ever received this port IN twentyour
hours arriving yesterday and to-day the entire harDor
was ailed with u feet numbering over 100 vessels.
r, ,,cciuts were oyer 25OOOOO bushels Of
grain 10000 barrels Of -Four, about l0OO,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

The Gehig and Wikesb0rrc Company also reduced lbs
price, for free burning coal 10 the following h-G:cs:
Lump steamer and chestnut - 80; broken - 70; egg
- -; stnrc, -; pea, ~ 80. The PHiladrphla and
Reading Company Will not issue new seine 'ue or prices
but VIII NEE; the market from day to day. II u cX
prrtrd that the Delaware and Hudson Will reduce prices
io-ay tie delay being caused by the absence OF the
prrsl iput.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

The ton sale following the break in the coal
combinations took place August 20. 1876 The combina
prices that month and the prices realized at the
auction sale Of the Delaware Lackawanna aud western
Co,apany October -, 1876. with the decline that has
taken place IN the past twelve months indicated in
1 following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

Ing to Riverhead IN tho evening Townsend g,,n.,
Ms son had already been arrested By United sta and
GERS ana taken to Brooklyn. Soon after his re,n' on
also was arrested and taken yesterday 10 ErooLn ian
Wrghts and Hart were arrested on warrants cb Ihs
tbein WIN 0ostructng Justice The arrests ba W h!
considerable excitement the south side IN ~ vaed
where all the persons well known ' '''and,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

feet OF lumber, besides heavy receipts OF Other Other
products amounting IN aggregate value to over SOOO,-
600 number OF other vessels also reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
STRIKING CIGAR-MAKERs PERSISTENT.

The striking cigar-makers assert that the
abatement published by the manufactured is Incorrect
speciay where IL claims that fair wages paid At
tbe meeting OF the cigaTmakers yesterday, money and
ur,,ni,es OF assistance received from Toronto
(rtioa Milwaukee New-Haven aud Philadelphia. Seger
n, uouston-st. was reported have acceded TO the
sfrAers' demands also Frey Iindhem. and Hirschon
* Go. -,
About 300 PAGERS met at the Germanlc Assembly
Yesterday afternoon, ana appointed committee
To cooperate with the striking clgar-ilakers
- small manufacturers ana stoicKetpcIs met ~
eutonla Assembly The speakers said mat their
ntersts were nearly identical with those Of the cigar
were driving them out of the market IL was claimed
that the low wages raid by the large manufacturers
caused Others 20 sell cigars without paying the tax one
speaker said, he thought that about 100000 cigars
49, re- thus sold weekly and the Government defraudcd VI
$4,000 to $4,000 every week.
ARRESTS ON LONG ISLAND FOR COUNTERFEI1ING
James Drake and his brother John were ar
rested AT Amityyle, Long Island last week, charged
with passing counterfeit hvedoar on the First
National Bank OF Tamaqua, Penn, upon several store
keepers at Bresla The prisoners srraned before
Justice Cooper at Babylon Before the arrest. the bills
bought up by Townsend Wrgnt and HE sidney.
destroyed the proof against John DRAKE, who was
discharged james held and Onicer Hart was IN
strucIed To convey him al TO the RYerlead jail
Hart however, took his prisoner To Anityye where lie
RENAL ned til SATURDAY afternoon In the custody OF the
officers ughteT To whom l. alleged, lac Ia engaged 10
be married. On Monday Hart went To Now York. return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

meeting 0; the companies dealing in Lahish coal was
held yesterday afternoon after the auction SALE Mt which
WAS agreed to reduce the prices follows. previous
reduction ranging from 10 TO 80 cents, made OctO
Der / by these companies: