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KRETSINQER-Ou Tuesttay evening. Oct, .
10 the wits Of Fred u. kEttsihXel, 4 aoa.
Mother and child dujnv we'll
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
pECI.I0Ns-Ar.rsT 3.

Supreme Court CbamjTg-By Judge Westbrook.-
in tr matte Of Wallace; I the matter ui Money prhHy III
Sanders. ta matter o Mott Dob tnc matter
Jonn-Oricrs granted. LIS ar. tan.cy-tsiri al
lrgIuce 500. lvs0L agL ~mlih.-ttrauil on deIaH4t
-praeue 80. Dcott.-Oier cuttr ZAt MaithtNa az
COc-,iot0n granted. HaucuufuUk aBt 5ciaueI-'Ialttu
acton To Jv Dluusut Tor arrest
Common Pieas->D >Dr-jai Iym-By JudgcN Van ilotscn
In the matter of dy.occ memorandum. Scic BE
agl I.owell-see opinion. Hamburger asL EtIch-orltr
granted.
Bg Jadgs j. f. DIly.-schlamp agt Peters-FndnGs re
settled
NqJ1pe Courf-C hqmbcr,-By Judge NcAdam-
stewart lgt Collins opinion Llrf ~yer act lcen. MYuon
grantee VltlcIt Hoffman Bcurlpg ~ tts,-i0
attachments denied. blAu y iEt ta veg
Shcrus biu rax.u at 80 90. -chh. tk AT Ola rf.--
Drui-Iou nlr Duuet ae SptudtlAcIou uui inc urirud
ant discharged from asTts ltAuUo a- -ctiou ufs-
al. -chuutlcr a-t BIrJi hle a-i. i-1-s stem
fr.srIuf.
and pHt Ci-c un tlltiir Mo-riu
houu. Defendant must pas ica ulti,d portion oi ii
iFau- agt. Hoiudu-rclly 0. costs "lrit4 b Nelt ht
Parker.-J Judgment vacated Rogers dc Lurs-Aaon i"r
commission granted. Fillmore bc-uiOl.t toulilnt els
MISSED, within turt uls tlr plaintiff puts ihr action
The calendar and Jays $40 Gusts Weiss a-t " tlss
-lne parties Viii appear Tor oral cXInilatioI On t.c
4h last. 2 D.. koch agL fcnscL--iay con
board of Coumsa o Charities. see ~. IitncyNo
tipn denied, Parsons aEt iiawntetord amcndoL Farley
AT Lvddv-IaXatuI llnt Mluains 1et Dcat Der iult
opened LYUr sgt D"urdt Arrest vacated Tor
iIr.u arit anuert4anE upon sIiNlanG ho 20 7ut mo-
COSTS. NcNarE Boot ANA -Ic tOihil ptia1
ordered 10 4r over. GtbIe ag ouru-s-Arrert vacated on
ng uc 10 sue SO abide r.en bTucrlarp at
GuaIro-l-ct allowed. Meudc -oIu agL ro-s.-t1V allow
s..uir!. Van lIeutirc d-i u'll,l ,l t 'tt s jas
missed. y Conner agL Bliss usiucaHon d.aulascu
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

Caas NJ Kennedy Darius dy, Lizzie Cochran, Charles
Heath anl A. T. Boar man Tor stOn; Medfpn for BANGOR
Abbe r. Wlarl aud Ida and Anna for FOR land Modesty
for Plymouth; Theodore Dean for Fall RIVER Red Jacket and
Ida for Rockland, kale RommeL Tor Posmont Hastings
sbel Alberto and AmOn Bacon, for Neville ford speed
we for salem; J. IL Could Anson Brown and W. ~ Noor-
his for Pruvidcure; W. n. Mitchell, Tor MichH..
sUNSEr-W nd az >9nv Hook moderate, ;. ). w, hay;
at city Island hght ;. W.. clear.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 3.-Tne White Line steamship
Adraic from Liverpool Aug . left here FOR NewYo at
O'Clock this morning
LosDOs. Aug 3-Saied July D. Gilbert Thompson; July IL.
Perseverance capt MT.cc ant Jan Van Brake both from
81 Helena; Aug. !. Bombay aud Marie Drummer. Aug
3, Pacific Capt Petersen Plymouth
Rock. Arrived, July g. Boneo Talele Bay; July 22
Bede; July %. Naasen; July 3d. BTemerehe C0nstanta
Marianne. Janet aiOr July Betty Capt. Schecpsma
and Ganymedes: Aug l. Paul Can't Katt latter az Dunge
Marie. Cant Jauseu Prnsrss Ko-a Capt Zuetl;
Aug. p columbia capt. Schumacher. Jupiter Lek,
Beachy Head: steamships Mas and I'm n. capt
Homer Aug Conception Talbot, OteIo and Sunny south.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT ROYAL c. Aug 9-sailed steamship City Dallas
Hines. for New.YorK.
BALIDloaE, Aug 3-Arrived bark Hiawatha Qr). Little
from Londonderry sch Louisa Birisall, Steeman, from
Boston; Maggie 4. FISH, Matthew'S from Boston. Cleared
ship Campa Amelia utli Cocusulo for Antwerp; bark
Lcufa tIt Capuro. for Dublin; Louise (N0rl Deky for
EsnOre schr > H. Prentice. Prentice for Jacksonville Fla
lEOr other Ship NeWs ftfth Prqe
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
A FOOLISH STRIKE.

To the Editor Of The tribune.
SIR: In connection with the complaint of the
workngmen being ground down and kept under by rate
OF wages which they not live comes many tale
within my personal knowledge Of extravaganza utterly
beyond the of who INDUCED in them. IL is
not the frugal aud careful who complain [ would un
derake TO keep many Of them alive on the money spent
for rum and beer and tobacco II reminds me OF the
story of the Quaker halter, As live" said hc can
not ford 70 sell il for less" "We then live different
w. be hanged yOu," says the irreverent customer
Friend, thou hast learned my secret Thou shalt have
the hat" "As live" says the workingman, 81 cannot
exist on my wages" But the main question with me just
now is how can these men complain when such enor-
nous sums are spent by them skesi 10 must be the
taxes paid by them their Unions, wplcn support SO
many idle managers and upholders and which nelp 10
Eeep them Impoverished. They may be taxed weekly,
monthly, in small sums; let any sensible NOTTINGHAM
reckon now m Ich he PAYS in the these organize
tons and if he could il 10 better advantage
That is all WOMAN AND NOhhEI'
Aetc i 0rE, July 30. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
CIVIL NOTES.

James King an aged counsellor, won case yester-
DAY in the Harlem Civil lie mach eiated uli
he began his opponent in open Court justice NC
Gown interrupted warned the venerable LAWYER h2
repeat tn offence. Oglzed 10 the Court Tug
years agO King New-Nork eonstaDie uhder IhsH
Constable Jacob Hays.
Judge Sanford. in Superior Court, Special Term,
granted yesterday absolute divorce in the st o
John d. sullivan against Mary sullivan. The piantn
and defendant married in 1867 and have one c e
years Old.
Judge Westbrook in Supreme Court, Chambers,
granted yesterday OF reference TO Alfred Taylor
the divorce suit Geneveve f. Murray against Henry L.
MURRAY They married in 1871 and the vile no" sues
for n absolute divorce Judge referred he sun m
Clara Buhley against Henry b. buNey 20 b tlIi
The plaintiff Defendant married III IooJahu nave o
children.
Judge Westbrook granted yesterday an order' at
the suit Of the Trustees Of Patcks Mutual Alliance Asao
ctatop that William OConnc cause, on TUESDAY LeNL
W he be not punished contempt IL Is CHARGED tl, ~
ana roey dead In defiance oi an orei o tne
drew out from - OOI belonging To the society," anu
enueayored 10 draw larger sum fiom thru Dahh.
In the divorce SUIT of Seicht against eelcht, III
which H. made earnest fight for his cen' ana
his fees Mr. succeeded in obtaining from Judge
Van Ioesen order for the release o the dcendaht rom
arr,s upon paving tie counsel tur the ahth ms cnl'o
fee $50, 90 twenty-five weeks alnonS 10 lho VIC
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
THE COURTS.
A WIFE'S PECULIAR SUIT.


Patience NJ. Gardner has brought suit against
her husband James Gardner to declare her hsoahu uer
debtor TO the extent $4,000 and TO have his prop
erty put In the hands of receiver until he pays at
sum- They were lrred in lS19 and have no children
Mrs. Sarah Hancock, widow with consideraDle prop
erty and the aunt Of the plaintiff came TO live Win her
She hired the OF the defendant, paid various ex
penses of the household received the defendants money
and advanced him money when he required IN MS O's
iness and all this without any strict account between
them. She left all her property to her niece the
plaintiff in this action Mrs Gardner now Claims
that her husband owed her aunt Sl3'OOo, ahu
owed her 900 aud that by threats OF leaving nt III
duced her 10 the security which she hrd io inc
SlI 900. and to take mortgage payable dt MS IN m
Inc hose winch they live and winch was lntehutu tor
her She charges that her husband IS parting WIN MS
property To his sister order To cneat her she asks an
accounting and that the mortgage be changed 50 us W
make IL payable NJ once 49,. -. ,f..b,,rc
The case came up yesterday on motion 10 discnllEc
an Injunction restraining the husband from partg VIA
his prpperty ms was hefWe Judge McstDiOOA III 7u
pieine Court Chambers The husband says ne useu 10
threats TO his wife, sine s properly secured ny ne
Sl1 900 mort-age and tnat he owes nothino W '"0
aunts estate represented by his Wlie.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "A Naval CouTt-marial con
vened Navy this city yesterday for the ulal Of
Lieut. Arthur H. Fletcher late Executive OmceT O the L.
Huron cha gd with cOnuuct unbccomng officer
Tie following officers compose the Court; COmmOdores
Bryson aud Beaumont. Captains J. G. p DekranL o. g.
a. ". Commanders James
and +. H. Baker; Passed Assistant Engineer r. b. Hne,
Judge Advocate
Commander Alfred Hopkins has been ordered 10 the
the receiving ship Wyoming, at Washington u. Q.
Assistant Engineer l. L. Stafford ordered special
duty at Chester Penn Mdspman Charles Rogers is de-
Plymouth J. G. Gilmore
the Hartford and ordered tic
Boatswain has been ordered receiving ship
Wabash Boston, IA place OF BOdtsRan Charles T. Icl
and ordered 70 the swataTa at Washngon Boa
William A. Cooper s detached the SwatarA placed
on waiting orders SSmaker Alexander ". StepheI
dered 10 the Hartford, Norfolk, Va, place OF samaker
John C. Herbert detached n0R that and placed
waiting orders
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
TIE BANKS AND THEIR TAX BURDENS

WHAT TIE BANKS ARE TAXED IN THIS STATE.
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR: Your ingenious Cincinnati correspond
eni j. A. c., has made several bad blunders. In COM
on dare say. with others, thought he rather too
hardly used by A Prominent Banker" Bat the letter
printed in TIE TRIBUNE to-day shows that was wrong
and that fair measure Of justice had been dealt out TO
your Cincinnati critic. This prominent young gentle
man has two three defects fatal TO his success
financial writer First he does not understand his
language and uagnes that there is difference between
the words rate and ratio" used in the last report
OF the Controller Of the currency On page Sc OF that
document the two words very properly used
synonymous. Secondly j. A G.. cannot quote correctly
either from his ignorance Of decimal fractions from
some stiu more humiliatiug cause He says that the
Controller, page 81 Of his last report gives ga tte
sborHg that the rate of tQrqt0n, National md STATE IN
Nec Ork Cas 1875, oHe-s,gth per- cent Netr York.
and hc0nints per cent SQ" What the Controller does
says is that the New-York banks pay and eight
tens per OF taxation the United States Govern
ment and and nine enths per cent TO the State Gov
ernment. The Controllers words and figures fol-
lows:
"The rates Of taxaton-Natonal, State and tota-upOn
National bank capital n those states IN which the
ton mas been highest, VIII bee found, from the tables for
1874 and 1879, 70 have been as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

Ihaye not yet done with J. A. G. To the two faults
aforementioned he superadds others more serious still
Tie more conspicuous Of them l may sum up in the
phrase bad manners" Not content with misrepresent
n the arguments Of opponents he accuses them Of bad
faith Of an intent TO deceive" OF being uncandd
and unfair" and OF entertaining purpose OF which
The public cannot be jealous think, however that
J. A. G. possesses good qualities, and with little
less iuvenity more knowledge, and rlper experience
lie may perhaps grow mp into olerdblo writer II Le
Will only apply himself without delay his treo
chief faults with respect the enormous mschiefs In
niced by taxation, the public too wen Informed
20 be msead either by the banks by their enemies.
Long Branch, July Il, 1877 CISCHSATCs.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
DANGER FROM HOT BOXES.

TO the Edit0r OF The IriO""e'
SIR: An investigation should be instituted
and the public protected against loss o lie py 'ne
careless manner in which trains are rum How oitehSou
hear il said especially the through hnes' we were
detained by hot box" Few realze "naV tn"' nio'S'
or understand its danger one reason why there are so
many hot onrnas is that, times being hard, railroads
think TO economze by buying poor grease that Will fuse
M low temperature affecting the passengers with ITS
iekeninC odor and the result is bearings DESTROYED,
Journals melted ard burnt on ana the iraln perhaps
trowu from the track unless the wheel Is so situated as
io be kent in position by the brake or dragged along by
being between other wheels on the other SIDE Inc
maj or should not be left 10 purchasing agents. as they
are not usually practical men. There Is too mucu
to buy of those that will pay the largest COM
mission for the trade and the more inferior the article,
the larger Is percentage. The railroad that can in
the least number of hot journals VIII insure sue
lkAN tLrhl.-
Aetc- York, ia. l, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
A TRAINED ARMY.

70 the EdttOr OF The tribune.
SIR: Without rehearsing the elements of
political economy or what every strike has ever taught
mat IL strikes the striker himself the hardest IN the end
we can now AZ another effect OF the Long Con
gresss pennywise frugaty IN leaving us without oody
Of trained soldiers large enough TO crush violence II the
Government Instead OF having depend the Philade
pha parade boys could have hurled thousand regulars
on the mob al once thereby have npped the riot cpl
demic in the bud the country might have been spared
the present horrors and the destroyed millions For IL
H. tie consciousness OF intimidation and the first hush OF
victory any inherent strength or as many THINK
previous organization which has made this like other
nots formidable ana has given 1t life and chance to
spread There may be no harm in dreaming OF Utopia
Of trfact .itzns where standing army Is unnecessary
police force, but II 10 in fact an aDsurdy so
bong there - au ignorant raLD4s with nunsry mavs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
GOOD ADVICE FOR woRKNGMEN.

To the Editor or rhe TrtbuRe.
SIR: am very much pleased with your arti-
Gle i'm yesterdays TRIBUNE, Thc Spirit OF TTadesUnon-
ISM and has occurred TO that it would be pvalu-
able (or something similar tract to circulate among
workmen and laDorers who never see your paper or
papers Of that kind. By this means they might become
instructed and enlightened as to the relations which
should slbsist between labor and capital ami take the
liberty expressing the hope tnat something may be
done IN the direction indicated. n READER.
BTOOEfyJ Aug. l.. ls71.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
CRIMINAL NOTEs.

At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Charles
ON ill., stoneciitrr - brought mp on charge ~
ef,, the tolrro Il re uf Glcbel Van kandohr at No
,G Wae..,t Wednesday ui-ht, by fore ng cciadoo
ana Stealing leaf tobacco valued 40 -2jo lie was dii.td
for trial in the General sessions IN default OF @-OOo
bail
descent was made on the dsOrderly house No
I3 "a Twenty kept uy Mary 10y, lilSIay
NIGHT and with two HIcn anL tour men, ouu We ttl,
mace ere arrested. Jefferson MARKET Police court
yestrrra, tur pr0pretre, nrd ~ %ouO a. !" dH",l
hltil lV t"'i "ii
tr oer mau $40 s.nt to the Island oI one
month Chlrcs iaulOn OF $50. II SulivAn-7t and hisn
Ncrn oil the oust. attempted 10 rescue thtr uo
from Michael Maion aid George uosen tNo deputy u,s
calcherS Yesterday Hlnnul was dlseha -' anH
Meleu 10 90 the Island iof one moh
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

and greedy hands, and half educated demagogues anu
visionary citizen communists 10 ufame their pass,Vns
and urge them TO violence IL is simply conoundng
liberty with lcence and gross slur on free M
should exposed the fury of every mob, without %
restraining influence of thoroughly drilled ana lrhe
men who make arms and discipline their prOesslOn H
whose officers schoOled from bOyhood on 10 co ~ nv
and 10 exact obe re- and above ALL to keep cool III an
emergency AhH'"'
Nctc- York July 25, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

FROM GALVI.~TGN-Ia sfefDlshtp EO Grande-J. II.
sl-p u Walsh H. b. Kelly p. Lovsl Geo. II. Boycscn. j.
NJ. Matthew, airs. 1run3, ell ren sd SER IT, H',S
man. I,cktuau. Miss L. Ham, Nj ana Nr. i & J't
fcv Miss r. Livingston, g.. A. Drake, Mrs. \ l. FalSels
Mrs. Lester. , ,.. ,,.,t..
Ogiiasre. Mrs MarrTet Naran. -tenhcu W. d. Jschsll'
Ernest Crru Frrurlck Day carlos l.. h0rtc Juan GaicL.
Joseph 81 Hasc.uJ, Albert J. ocherLtr, Pascal Zupt
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
SECOND BOARD-1:30 P. VI.
FRIDAY, Aug. 3-P. NJ.


The statement Of the Controller of the Currency,
published IN to-day's TRIBUNE, should set at rest
all doubts about the existence of a redundancy Of
currency. Since January II, 1875, the National
Banks have voluntarily deposited with the Treasury
$40 .2O4, $50 in legal-tenders with which 10 retire
and cancel an equal amount of their circulation.
OF this sum 500 593, ,J29 National Bank notes have
actually been paid and cancelled, leaving with tho
Treasury for the same purpose total of deposits
including deposits prior TO January II, 1873, Of
$14 4425, ,O26n legatenders. During the same period
Since January If, 1870 there has been issued new
National Bank circulation to the extent of $2S G32-
225, against which there has been retired 80 per
cent $22 9O5, $50 legal tenders. So the actual con-
traction since January L. 1875 of so-caed money in
circulation may be calculated as follows: Reduction
of National Bank notes, $50 .6l2; legal tenders
cancelled $22. .905, $50; legal tenders deposited TO
retire bank-note circulation, $l0,6l1, ,351; total
contraction of currency S70,1il,7i3. Yet at all
the great money centres money Is drug aud COM
mands only low rate of interest," These figures
present a hard nut for the advocates Of soft
money to crack. They also teach the lesson.
that il is idle to look for prosperity SO long as
a piece of paper, by legislative enactment, has the
same attributes q gold dollar. To resume specie
payment with q single greenback outstanding. bear
| ing the title Of legal tsadsx' would simQly b
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

rbese frst class steamships , regularly at from
Pier lj. NuItA River. As follows;
Sts,r.hp CDl u si N EDN lt1DAN, Aug l..
~ y ur. ~ RDAN. August II
Recommendations unsurpassed For I0-nt oi passage apply -
WILLIAM -. CLYDE S Co. Sc 6 bowling green
wcKf.ILER. LUIINti a. Co. Agents iu Havana
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
SHiP NEBS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK

PORT OF NEw-IOkK ----..............-.-..AJGusr
CLEARED
steamship Germanc (Br) Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
'og@ St@amshp ii nnore r Hopkins, Liverpool Ens, J. s
tssn.hip paoro Ia Dnberta Bristol and Carid John
steamship Ellen 5. Terry, sayor Providence. Josiah J.
steamship city OF Austin Chester Fernandna via Port
SfcamslIp Beyeriy wallace, Philadelphia Penn, James
Hs,a, s,,as,,,.htn W Woodland Young Baltimore Wm Dazell
Brig VIM Puipp-, Braudber1, caves hayt Young smiA
Gg Neya 3r) smeltzer Belfast ireland Hatton Watson
Big pod (Austl Tarabochia, Cork Halifax John c.
Bsrk Unanima (Br) Cann Cork. Ireland James W. Ewel
BSrk Lizzie Irede ,fossop. Liverpool BIkenhead, Geo
Bsrk lnasesua Qtal schiaiuo Cork Halifax soeoyioh
BARK Giuseppe capurro Qal capurro Cork or Halifax
BarS GeGon lNor) Borges'en Copenhagen. Funch Edye
BSrk Chimoa Norl HAY Bergen Norway c. Tobias & CO.
BARK Neptune (Norh Johanos'en Elsinore Bcnhan q
BARK american Eagle Johnstone, Rio de Janeiro Thos.
schr victor Croker Lyman Costa Rica B. Wen
I5F Venture tBr) Hatfield windsor y 5 o. W Borauz.
schr. Helen, riits, Providence Car wright D0ie.
.cbr. Chlion tBrl Bihn Montego Bay j. Vessels.
VIM. h. Knignton, hegeman, 81 JOHNS James W
sloop Emperor Denic,, saybrook Conn.,, Low Ltedod'
ARRIVED.
steamship Andes r Hughes santa l Martha Jaly l ~
ea & anna ] ~ INV W ~ Win od.. and passengers 10 Pm for
ood g Co. Loft LOUISA Ehrnan. iOr Port
ROYAL loading; Romance, for Baltimore saeI Jy ~
steamship HIeu tGerj. FRANKIE, Bremen, July u, aud
SOtha ptOn, July 2i N inGse and nes 10 Oeiilehs
& CO. .
Old Dominion steamship co
BARK VidarHe tNorl, Mallasen ROTTERDAM 40 days. with
mdse. 90 Punch, EdYe& 90.
Bark saga ~ Or Osen Hayre, IS days, with mdse, 10 or
,
last G. Tobias Co. Aug 2 . al, Ion 3D. passed bark
aterOgged abandoned had uTymast standing forward
aud part the mas appeared 10 have been but short
time that situation. . .
BsrK Risoluto tal Llpar CadE AZ days with mdse. TO
order; vessel ~ Fuuch. Edye a Co.
Campbell (Oi weymouth. n Sl 1hoInAs, Lynn
June l3. ballast James ". Elwel 4 Co. Anchored al
sandy Hook for OidorA 49, -
Iark Tulda lGer Basan Dublin. June 10, In ballast 10
ChAs Lulng & Co.. Anchored at sandy Hook IuI orders
sAIED.
Steamship Abermare for Lewes barks John Bunyan ior
Genoa Anastata for antdeT Lavin or B0rfeau1 Cha-
sur ElsinoTe, saturn, for Denmark Limerick Lass aud
AuLonete Hamburg AgnoA for Hayre; Neptune, iof
Glasgow; iIzne for I.yerpOo Hebe- for Bristo
Alma for Queenstown Golden Fleece, fOt barDa0es Bnfta
Roll Tor Baltimore, BOndey yenen, foe - bngs NovA Tor
Belfast starlight and Pear, fr Port sPalm OMcJnda Tor
Kchmond Edd0rl-, for P0rtandi Rahadtn, for " schfA
r. c. b. Wood. Q. Buckley Timothy Pied AlotIeA and
LzLe Love, Tor -.
SAILED BY WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND
L. 4 fr gate Constellation for Nev-Bodfordi steamships
Glaucus for Boston; brgs Carrie Wnslow LOT horNiro
Martha J. Iady windsor, y. =; schrs Nrssl iof D
chester n. g. Venture. tor Wadaor n 81 nott AaVei iof
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
2.67O,OrO pOun OF Flour,
IL O.uOu pounds Oi Corn.
20 600 pounds OF Wheat,
10000 y und. Of salt,
gTn a "a ntuuU. af -.unur

$500 pounds of sugar
Also variety Of other articles, consisting OF carpenters
and smiths supplies hardware stationery. farming mpe
mcns means OF transport on wood hay etc. eic lists Of
which be had un applcuon 10 f. w. knssey 30 Clinton
Place, NewY0rE Jor Hughes Sioux city Captain W. H.
Nash Cheycnno Capain Cnares Mcclure 81 Paul Major
John p iiawklnS' omaha. and me Indian once;
The bids " be onened ~ the presence o the purchasing
committee ~ me B"dru OF lnan comm, ,soners, and red
publicly beg nnne at the hour apoye named Bidders are IN
Each bid give the Of all parties int rested
iachcd No bids viii be- consdre from who have in
or any part o any b Will be rejected deemed for the best
interests ~ the Government
payable To TIE order Of the commissioner Of Indian Affairs 10
be ned by him until the execution OF the contract upon some
for1efcd ~ the ,rd Sies IN case y brf receiyins an
sufficient bond Herewith; otherwise to be returned to the
The Flour be fresh ground Of wheat equal TO
the best NeNlok NX quality and dcyeredin strong double
company each bid said samples br distinctly marged with
the name Of the bidder and number more than one sample s
The sound. dry and clean, weigh less
than 50 pounds to the bushe and delivered In strong snes
The Wheat must be Of the Fab crop sonnG dry and clean
to weigh not less than go ouns TO the Duse and delivered
The SUGAR mus be packed in barrels, fuI heaIlined
The salt must Do dry ana paced Ia barrels IA for ship
he prices named be met" In will any allow
ance be- made for sacks, boxes or barrels.
Al article, furn shea under contract must be delivered az
the places designated for their reception and viii be subject
In execug he contract the right viii be reserved 70 in
crease or diminish thc quantity o ans % hc articles embraced
,,tr.f to t, tent MOI ey..,luf f,.yt per cent
dIv executed with t"oor ~uTies and condul for
e ahfu uerornlrce the contract n an its particulars.
be evidenced by their affidavit 10 tue value ol their
30 contract or part thereof w be- permitted to be uJet
guei to- or h BY any oher pa' without the writ
ton consent Of the cfet1iy oi 'ir Ini' I1ii i@Iii t
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
Broohlpn Rcdl CstGle for Sale.

DWELLING-HOUSES Nos. 43 Wilow-st.,
~ ~ hcssL 40 81 and % Nassaus, 100 ami lO2 Pine
appest IL > aBd 1917 Wil0ushbyst, Laiayetto-ayc.
GORDON l.. FORD. 81 Ciarh-sL. brookyn
EOR SALE-On Corner Of CarltOn-av. and
E B,rgenst. very desirable LOTS Tor Immediate i'm
pruyemcnt. IN be sold only for cash AMI mor6aee
RI LAND e WHITING, Ecekman-st
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE suggests that Mr..
Tfldeu struck at once for Cork when he landed tae
other side because YeaFned for communion with the
aboriginal Democrat iu his native bog" No he went
there because Cork the political capital of his party
It's capital thoy apt 70 take out than put H.
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