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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
S doing well at the Park.

BABY" is doing well at the Park.
Lecocq is 10 give Mrs. Oates lessons.
Belocca is nursing Russian soldiers.
"Baba" is TO be revived at Niblo's Garden.
Poor 10" may be seen ut the Union Square
Theatre.
Boucicaults Bridal Tour" is preparing at
Mallacks
John T. Raymonds new play is called &" The
Golden alt
Albany N.i is 70 appear at the Ialicns in Ruben
-" The Poor Of New York" is still presented at
kihlGs GARDEN.
lima di MprsAa is said to be married again.
Michel straeon,, will be produced at tho Ly-
ceum Theatre August ~
Patti Is said to have demanded three thou
sand dollars performance 10 come TO America
MAUI Granger las qcfep,elb Ra aty iT v6m. the
Wikcs' Spirh states that next Nay B9o Of
ls VIII De torn D0" anu ''"'" ''' VI "
Adelina Patti is Mt present living quietly at n
friends housc, IN Chaplain Ens, aMalAns N,Id'el III
her Paris SUIT
When GilmQre4 Band, last night played
johnny Comes Marching Home the audience broke
Mr.. Myron A. Cooncy, n ,wcll-known journal.
st II thS city. has become The business agent OIL ' "'s'
Woods Theatre Oatc Heller'sl opens to.mor-
[ sIe IN Ii. Fart i Of J sSaI WSo S '"0'0"
| sion i'usc L'4 branch TOMORROW evening at whiel,
Mis- Rehcr Mile turrrnOsaufet anu slhhvIs o"sIl "'N
| BcnlolaTi wall take part
Signor Brlgnoi, Miss Kate Thaycr Mr.. g. IL
| Mr Arlucklt the solm,ts AZ Gilmore HAld'n hs
evening Tomshla special programme to be onered'
| Miss Augusta Dargon las NJ last made ar-
| ran-cmcnt- t. hIpoar IN Sew York Tho new broadway
Ina. lrcn selected AZ the Wucr place Tor TINS event l,
take place. Sac Will come out neat season ~ queer
| Mary
Daly's Fifth Aycnue Theatre will be closed on
M0uday evening preparations h'ins tn progress !" lo
ducc Marx Twain and bret liarlesng liecc an S'n.
| on tuesday nieEt Nj charles iA,,r, ~ II VA u,
| rom nhpiod. tntiGrod 1.-Two Men o sandy lhf WIN
lbs Aallaric ian. b., 10 be the hero OF the ne" play
Miss Anna Boyle + to play JnHei, on Mondai
Min M buoi- Theatre Ihcrr se,ms oAv liile noun
Of lrf success, nj ,nst in the minl OF her alN,u,i
lcrlisc She l. unlf ~ years old. Ms boAlc IS i'u
tnlc piitod yuunl lady sle Will sulporl.l lN MI
Walter T.cyllc h,D0Do and Mlih's LeNlcA as H'w"
The attractions this week at the AGnnriun
nr1 al dc -ninc nature tine 81 last Mth, Miii li
execution ui the 'riu oi Mile There's u EilnA IT, Nla
unut Her performances IN private consist W ,Nnr Nh
dunklu' uilul water. nhd retaining thc Nirlh "I Wy
twn AMI u halt minutes Prot elias Young, inc Nchtlh
qui.t tho cruOn Nni evening cunc' rls ana r ~ II
Voice II tiOilsh Ashes amt nncnuncs are ln'rlNsull
features lAc ,enturA plant STALL remains IN blossom
Mems can drawers ~ 70 Is in hes 90 GEMS ,IS
pair. piuIr uudr ,shll. $40 Doe los cath w Junn
lon 20 ulaul 81 also - 9th aV corner 2VM st-hN
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Mr. George W. Butt. by his counsel William
Edclson who has also thus Tar acted as counsellor VIM
NJ Tweed. presented petition to Judge Donohue ycstcr-
day reoiung that Mr Tweed has been actually mpris.
onci in the county Jail Tor than sixty days, upon
execution in civil action asans him hy the people q
the STATE IN which Judgment hA- been h-alnst
linn or = oIi ~. H. on Ami a. i-7d that hc l. Twtri-
editor e. m, amount of siu7i that De- arifs eusiNc
that Iwccds estate will be- wasted or cul,l.itN ahl
that the nature aud object ct hi lrrnt"n l. 90 compel
Tweed 10 assign hi AMI submit t. the 'cdnss
rrc.cr!i,d rs st. tutc tor such case made and provided
Iuig, nunouc granted order dir cuu- AN the ere DIT
or WIN Tweed 10 appear lvfc tuy ct u, Justices
ui the supra me court az tNHmh,ts, uu i' .'N u' Sc
TENDER. al lni O'Clock 60 determine VII thcr tt Will
unite Ia petition for the nj ct Tweed estate
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The officers Of the File Cutters Union Of
Brooklyn. Z d. Indignantly deny the story that they
offered reward Of 81 to the man who mish, lay ont
John German. a non.union man. Gornan u week aso
was thrashcd by two on Tenth street near his home
on south Ft street llsiuurcs did not ham rom
working TWO week, AK onccr hrnl,rmau cd TIE
Commissioners of Charities ollrc arrested GUrnnu tor
abandoning has Wic. TIL, officer aul those ui tie
courts NJ wt A. the enpiDNciin Paul 80, factory,
wh,f, toimnu works. saN that tnr anon who fhr1sh,d
Gormnn relative, ui hl. wife. WI" took il. Nay 90
furnishing hun Tor the wrongs dome lcr hN llu Tho
Workman lNei, who say, that two inVu tslDl ON lam
ou the n-ht of the assault dcmaulu. - for beating
German thought that Ac was Ntt neullf of ho union
When asked 10 diNuge their names lac refused
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Tho attonlancco Of visitors in Scaviow Driving
rark yesterday good to scc wccoucs,i race toy
purse Of slopior horses that hat never heaton2 '1
mia heat. host three m i've, IN harne, The starters
Ion l. Browns hr n Belle oi Nnrfn- ui-.u. eui
HAIRS Flora The ttnt was Won iN lruf.r l., size
taking the inst second and fourth heats irm BEN ho
up close iii an the heats ami Won thc iau il'rA
won tAlLd nuneN. Tlmo. . 81 , lNl.. ~. and : d.
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The Dcnth Knte Dccrensing.

There were III deaths reported in the city
during the past week. against - the previous week ani
s3i two weeks decrease l. noted 30 the number
OF deaths children under years OF uAi proper
uonaelN greater than the decrease IN thc total number
IT deaths As ma. been oonitui,d by tr.Vr death
rat, among adults. To the WORK u M" tenement Ni.ltu-
corps attributed the cause Of the decrease Tho lhys
cinrs visited 600 house alNu families. di.fiN uisi
i, >crlpuuus. l1r tickets tor cNcur-un-. and 500
circular, In languages, conins .if,o tons Tor tile
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Some Things About Tweed.


Tweed was great coward on the water
md could hardly be persuaded to Join Yacht
ing party. on each New Year : Day lie was IN
the habit Of distributing ten gold dollars, on
gravcd with the Lords Prayer. among his
friends. He owned "a number NJ pictures hut
only those OF American artists, rs he scorns for
cilsn art. He is patriotic, and he had hall score
81 national flags at his villa AT Greenwich. lie
has a strong affection for his native city. and.
like many New Workers. strong prejudice
against boston. Lastly. while sitting forhis por.
trait to II leading New York artist, he amused
himself when not talking. with humming sen
timental airs 10 distract his mind from other
thoughts. he said. He could write fair noie
whcnhc wanted to, and his usual epistles wero
short and 10 the point To II local ward politi-
aH MT %S % wa f"6%s asE VIVA What In s the GS
nre yag DONG over thcrc you've got 20 s,w,t IA
tos. was invited 10y MI the leading Photographic
cr~ - SIT for his portrait and the latter was 10
he secn in scores Of places about the city. He
dressed rather pnnly. Hndof latoyears usually
wore It white crayat. which gave him clerical
appearance. lI.- shirt front WIS adorned with
"a OOO diamond about the size Of n hazel nut,
which WIS naturally very Conspicuous, ana
cclipscd lsk : famous jewel.
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Mystery In Mount Vernon.

man entered IIorst's saloon, In Mount Yer
non FRIDAY evening. and asA,d Tor lodsus for the
NIGHT saNius that he ,ek and without money, ana
that he came from Baltimore lie wandered int lot
the PASSENGER depot OF the Sew Haven Railroad.
where he iNli down lie taken into Justice th.
moui,s court room, where hc dici AJA,haer contain.
INK poisonous substance was found ln Als Dnthri II Is
suspected that he WAS ,usHI,d ~ ue Baltimore rius,
aud had elt there to ~ old arrest
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IjIfY,.

LEONARD ON Friday morning. July ~, Maria G he:
loved WIZ OF John Leonard, and fau-her Of owen and
fncu MvPatu formerly OF koNhury, Mass IN the -o'h
year az her age. -.
lsncrM IRON her late RESIDENCE ~ Leroy st, Ne"
NNak. un Sunitf. Jut -, al ! oNlu.. T. VI.
wat Ri- ON fflda 80 luN -. Mary Nui me beloved
dau. ht,rti John and Nrf-tf Nl-u.io. a-f - tcnf.
Tho tfruis n the fnilN arc Itsii 60 att. NJ mo
funeral ON Monday te ;lh. from NS East an 49, 20
- John the LNan.csts church, 'uih It ana Madison
- ..,....
iauti.f'~ ,f Charlie, /. ANA ,,Urroa foi,r, aged
year Aii lsNlNs , ,
7 b.N 2'' ~nll 9th 49, HiouHlyn' l. y ON Monday
Oh, n al lu.|t.A NJ
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S. CITY ofIIou>tun. E.dridgc. galveston
SsIlcnuora, johnson, Portland
SsGN CLYDE. Ingram. Charleston
IS llakon AA,lstin. Bcr-h. Philadelphia
IS Richm.nl, Bourne. l"wcs, Del
s. ItoiH. craig. London.
Marx Aiucd Gihis. h'iWcri. Chrisuhnsand.
HAik EuroI u. Johanna sen. Rotterdam.
BARK Miu.cr. lirllcscii. sta. anger.
BIZ. IAuto tAcItc. laurn. Lisbon.
Bris Saii-ta. fAitrii.c. Al ante
Scur 4. ilolNHv. lir, ANT. Two Rivers. NJ.
ScAr VI l. - Pierre. Haley - inhn. IS.
S,hr la EdNAid-. Mii.tr f'rnaniina.
Schr IaDInr. Lnnh. sand RIVER.
Schr rllot- brid-, E.dud-o, Ponce. L H.
Schr Eln. PMidls. Shulcc, ;.
Sclr Southern Gross, Patterson. Shnle, y y
Alsu the LsuH I'D river aui tWt-iNlsc Nc~.'i>
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paired cared zig racc was rowed by NOM
bcrs of the Hudson ami orion Boat clubs the Morris
Canal basin. yesterday OF the ilud,ons, + llou-h
was stroke, q. Phillips. bow VIM Clark, Dr.. cox
swain. Ornus " + MNNrs. STROKE. !. II Van Loan.
bow Ioselh wilkinson. uNsWnin The course uNe
nli, and nall amt return T. runlncr, r'crcc, give
tip wuii ats O'Clock The Id,lu, Wvr urst 10 start.
amt led Throughout the course lonE m 100 yards he AL
the Onuns Ilmc. - 81 \. time ui u.e Onions, 10 a.
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A Raid on Camp of Tramp..

TApRyrowN, n Y. July 2s.-For the last two
days the ralroad ON as this section havchc aware
of the presence o large body of traap who had Nfih
nv tlk,nI ,san nf The lower portion ~ SnunNfIe,
Ml~uu.tOn lrNIul s hcnutul estate a. lay NrN utit
Nasiou, uotuus threat, AMI demon. ra0us, AMI ON
Lawrence At fairNfuwu made a sally uiun NN IA ana
captured twenty ave. They made huie isi-lAu'''
tloulh much greater in numbers N1n the Antiofilf7
Thc wor, brought o. TlrrNtDWn and Rrrai-nrd h'inlt
Pu,c Justice MNard ani Sentenced 70 ten day e"eh ~
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Dickinson & Vests dry goods store at 2jl
Fulton street, BrookAn was robbed OF 500 worth of SILK
carly yesterday morning The thieves forced c shutters
90 Washington street The store IS within rk ei the
Washington slie,t police station, but the IoA,, know
nothing VI the robbery until Was reported ~ tue no
prietoT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29

Holman. Pad, a sure ant permanent cure for tue
stomach ana Liver - Maid,n lane Consultation Tree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29

Hair Dye-Batchc in the world SOLD BY
druggists Properly applied at celebrated VIZ factory.
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.

sfSi,rrRy AtNASAc-rus nav =.
Sun rises. - sun sets ~ Moon riscs.' IL
men vsTFH-riiS pAN. - =.
Sandy Hook 10 OI GOV Island 10 80 Hell Gate..l2 II
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The Best Remedy for thiidren while Teeth
ir.is Mr., NlN~il'N . 500 tAtue syrup
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Guslnrss i1oiltss.


GAFF FLrIStNNANN CO.'S
COMPRESSED YEAST
Tho genuine article lrtrs uWr trad, marx ana siSnA
turc, 10 Inch we invite special aticnAoh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29

DHopsY-There IL no disease in which the
Peruvian Syrup has achieved greater wonders than 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29

The Lion Fever aud Ague Pad IL the bctt
try IT, Oilec, l,-77 broadway. OF AT AL dfussists
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OLD VIRGINIA RYE WulSELY. known fir me raH
~ wears rs The finest iu ilr wurhl, u'-l tlf IN
CROW RYE the only ltiu Sow Nofh g. 'u i.tr -aillL
III % per bottle SPECIAL ptces t1tlc ID l|iD
II, Is xxx a co, 90 tulfDusi anal iH ~ 9'NlN
ff strength, uh- t|t lihIl ANA n lNri-a' l'Ii' .f f
WeAkcitd ini,ts ami lnr NirHt.. if!Nr - lti N'hf
Pharmacy corner l-tI g. nni i0l as - ui titi'NEr
BRAN room Sold liisf, hrrn.l - DHG
aud Casw,A Massey . cvGAvl .,, ST. AMI bTg"dNA1.
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YACHTING FOR 4 GOBLET.
A Bont OF n New ModeI Passes her CompetL
tors as Though They Were Anchored.

Although tho owners OF twenty yachA
had signincd their intention Of entering for the
silver goblet offered by Mr.. Donnolly OF the
Boulevard Hotel at College Point. l.. l., but five
yachts started yesterday. They we're: Second
class-Aricl. II. G. Rowe. Fourth class-Emma
D., J. G. Bowling; QUITS. Mark Lyrhcn Prince.
ID. Johnson Molly BAUM Harry Hill. The race
was sailed under the following conditions:
Second class. open boats 26 feet and over;
fourth class. open boats 81 feet and under;
measurement on water line. and ono half over
hang; time allowance, two minutes to the foot.
and no restrictions as to sail or Dallast,
A flying start was made at 3 o'clock, and
fresh southwest wind and ebb tide sent the
boats down to Riker's Island at the rate OF
about six knots an hour. The wind was puny
and inconstant at the start, and renamed 50
throughout. Tho Ariel, although the Last 70
start flew by her competitors rs though they
had been anchored and maintained her lead TO
the nnish-havng enough time to spare to
make up Tor tho time allowance on account Oh
her greater length. and thus winning the race.
This boat has been built upon an entirely
Fairhaven, Conn, Her owner calls her a
shnrpic.". She is rugged with two leg-of-
mutton sails and jb. each sail being square,
booms are joined together by what the owner
calls " clubs"
Order in which the boats started and finished:
Ariel V4
Emma
quits ,aLn ''io'
Molly Baun.........'.''''.'''''' 20, m k
Prince ...... NOT uheh
The Judges were Mcssrs. +. Buckley. John
Brown and Judge Rucssel After the race there
was n grand summer night g festival in the wood
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The Judges were Mcssrs. +. Buckley John
Brown and Judge Rucssell. After the race there
was Il grand summer night's festival in the wood
and on the grounds of the Boulevard Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29

Cease when crying baby Is given MIX Of
Nagnc sa iol sour stomach and Wind ia that orsan-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29

Mons IcNn drawers % 70 is in shcs. 30 cents
par. paulr undo ,shlt, 31t lu' los cath W JOINS
lon 2OJ ulaud 81 also ~ 9th aN, corner 2V1h st-A'"
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Let II stand uull hhll-I hst :.
At the appointed hour Mcssrs Lnrocque md
vandcrpocl were again before Judge honohnc.
Brown ana the Deputy sheriff. lie had not
heard from his counsel he said. and asked for
a further pO-tponemcnt until Tuesday. Judge
Donohue thcreupon set the case down for that
day, advising the prisoner 70 telegraph and
write To his counsel. lie said he would do SO.
ana immediately sat down at one Of the desks to
iullte "A letter,
, 1877-10-22

The Chicago pr,'dnco markets. were rather tlfs-
fc'lcd Saturday. with less doing. Meas pork closed
steady sl4. 90 for October ard S11 G9;s for jan
uary Lard closed 6hads dsmer, nt sB.40lS. Il,
cash anti ~. :::Gga.., for January Meats werc
rteady, at dc per 70 for Ioosc shoulders aud Tic
for ito short ribs Lake fraights were very dul at 4c
for corr, to llatra1o. Whisky w&a unchanged at
fi.Gs per gallon. Flour was quiet and nrm. Wheat
closcd i&ftAc lover, nt $l.Uah for October and
Il, 01s. for November. Corn closed !SG&c Higher,
bt 49, curh and lilac for November. Oats cluscl
kGs2sc higher, IL a:l!ac caxh and :.3s{c for No.
vcmhrs. lsrc WAS firm, n o3ft:53.ic. Harley
closed armer. at sU1c cash ant. G02tu0Hc for No.
setnbcr. lIogs closed cnsy. At 81. 7I35. c5, Cat
liz dull at s.. 5oQl5.1o. Sheep wcru fnact.
ire. ut s:. 1:Qt4.:,:;. Tho exports from Now
York during the week Included II, 74;i hrls nonr
ktn 700 In wheat, and :t}1 G0i bu corn There was
Inspected into store In tIs city yesterday .as,0
wheat. 11si and 4. COO bu cor u, caru and
=, ou0lu mats. cars rye, aud 60 cars barley. To-
lal t'ul cArs}, .a!, 00u bu. One hHudrcL dollars
In goid would buy $1oc. S7,s in grecnbacks at The
, 1877-10-22

There Ia disposition In soma quarters I'd
hnderrato tue services Of Gan. HOWARD In
the Nez-Porces war. uo IL outitlod to m
largo q share Of credit Is any Of tho olhor
officers concerned, hardly excepting 1I1,.Es
himself. It Ia no snall achievement to fol-
low band Of hostile sayages aeross thou
sand milca Of country broken by mountains
chains, deep streams, and canons. IIowAnp,
moreover, labored under tho disadvantages Of
MI inferior, equipment. His troops woro
hastily called together, and ho had no fresh
supplies OF horses. Tho Indians. on the
other hand, could mount every man, woman,
md child, mud lead horses for change, In
spite Of this difference, HowARp pursued
them 20 hot1y that ho, with q small escort of
bis command, WIS In at tie death. II l,e
Ind not been a generous nun, 10 might have
takcu the 'laurols which have Aiuco been
awarded 10 Gen. Mu.Es. Tic motive
for tho various small and malignant attacks
In tlte newspapers upon Gen. HowAap aro
not far 10 seek. He Is :" q Dible-chiof," or,
In other words, Chrlatiaa; aud 1t IL the
fashion among uluny OF ths younger mon Of
the newspaper psofession-tho ctnas who try
to 10 =" smart ito presume that no good
can como out OF IAsacl. w believe ju
awarding honor whore honor IL duo, and TINT
honor Ia duo to Con. Howard no candid man
who hos read the history OF the ca,npajga
can doubt. Tho fAcs that Chief JosEpi1 TO-
fused to surrender to tho Dibls-cl,isf" at
last Is not evidence that the Inter was an
unworthy enemy, but sather high testimony
, 1877-10-22

Acab'cRram reports the number Of sotes cast
iast sunday tn France at 7.73, 900; that tho Re.
publican vote teil oil 420o0 fsom thst pollcd Ii.
1871, whereas tho Royaitst yote Increased ESQ.,
0o0. The population Of France IL at least Liz
millions less than that Ut the United states, but
the rotr cast exceeds ours In proportion to pop
ulation. The two compare thus;
America, for Ffesidens In 1876. al. 1856
France, for Parliament IN n1877......,..7, 7U3 600
American mstoftly...... ............ 0lB. l3a
The vots Wa not = full one io tho South Last
fall by 1t icast o0o, 600, ~ taat nany eolorcl
men refFaincd from voting IN such statea u
ieosgia, Mtss!satppa, Alabama, aud Texas.
Eycn In Illinois tho whole vote wss not out bY
fully m,QM
, 1877-10-22
THE CTv1L-sERVlCE CONFLICT.

The nn1iticnl skv In Wnahi,1f,, r,,o~..
c.ou3v. md ,hcro n,o nrmistolahls ,;sns -,
I'm n,,nrocch;no stor,n, II ia fon osr1v n
torccast tho naturo mr. oxtont NJ tba s1,ao,,or
IT ,unv ca,,xo Tim n,cat .bo+ INV, ~, 1(,o ~
,,rcso,t Ia n witch ;ta nror;@o,. on,1 ,,,nn
tl,at IL will h,ow ovcr rlo ou,to,I, i,o,r
ovcr II sujf,cient1x orovo nn,, throotan,na -
erouso nj 1eaat oloo,nv forel,oia;ro, on,1 ,noso
Tho s,,ertator auxio,s as n tl,o cvo,,t, ~ W.
near fnturo IN .h;x conf};ot hot,yoan tho ~.
ceut;vo on1 lco;s]a,;vo ;1oror,monI, ~ 81.
{;orornn,ont. trho pros;1ent u,,t, r.,,,,,,a
tho represen.atiyo Of the Dcn,,},1icon ,,orty
1Jo still stnnds npon t}o nr;nc;,,1oa o,,n
c1atcd in In, Rennhl;cnn nintfor,n md H.
c1aro In hin latter of occentonco ,,1 th,..
princ;ples aro ~ sound and inst ca oyer Inf
l.dv 1our le will remain at tle bea,l ~ I'm
,arty,-of tho pa,ty. atlees., m ronresentct1i l.,
uongrcsa, low long he will have a,,y nortv
in Congress- at Ills Lack. IL olreat1v boc;nninr
10 10 IN opsn question lint ia cnusinu un'
casiuess in tho publio min, antl an9iotv
n,upnc the rink aud flo of tho partr tint
wist, him we'll In hia efror,H tn roforn, ,to
Civil Seryico and root ont tho vsces ~ i'm
Hpoi.s system. :,
However much lin Democrota mnv mr.
Maud tho prosi1cnt,s Southern nolioy h.
can oxpcct no Lackiuu from Them m civil.
Service reform. Tic leonanI cannot ctonoo
Ills ppots. 10 indorso tho President in tlI;x
direction would be to rc,uoyo tho corner.
stono of Democracy and tumbfo lin ,vho,o
structure down. Therein liea tl,o i1;f8c,,,+,.
- so H., 7.s r. 7I,
, 1877-10-22
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, and tho statesmen

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, and tho stateamcn
Of TammnDy, md tho othus 1rrcconci'ab1ca
who are talking about tho braud Ut fraud, and
so on, should remember that they arc nut orig
inal, since tho lato a. WARD, In bis famous In
\tcrylea Will, MI octoroon, was Informed by the
benevolent stranger twho subsequently took tIs
pockct-bools) that she had tho brand of CAIN Oh
her. Mr. A. WAnD thercupon replied that she
Ind better stop drinking CAls's brandy. When
>Tammany talks about tho brand Ut CAIN, tho
people hatl better look out for thelr pocket
fha0ks.
, 1877-10-22

Onr CARTER vent to Washington fairly
bursting witt, iuciriont legislation for tLs
Gooa of .lls glorious country which boasts
tho celebrated engle flight Of las. winters
session, lle had in his pocket aud will
shortly tlisgorgo bills for tho repeal Of tic
bankrupt law, for regulating tho count Of
tho Electoral vote, for the repeal Of tho tlato
md thu redemption features Of tho Isesunp-
tion net, atld for tho restoration no full legal
tender of tho OH silver dollar OF 4124 gr,ius,
, 1877-10-22
Il, Ecw York OIL Saturday grecnbacks wero
worth OH ccnta OF, tho dollar.

Senator BLAINE has been suddenly called
to his homo i'll Maine BY the sal intelligence
Of serious accident to his slaughtor. lIo
haa pnired with Senator KEENAN,, Of Now
York, WHO, according to tho Indianapolis
Sentinel, Inns thereby DISTINGUISHED ynst
constituency.
, 1877-10-22

New York Tribune says That the Ohio elec-
tion haa wilted tho anti-1IAYEs Republican
members. They charge tho whole blame OF
tho tlefcat upon tho President. According
to their theory, Il wna uAYEs' Southern md
Civil.service policy TINT causod oD,o0o aide
issus Republicans 10 desert their party aud
vote for the Workingmon's candidates, aud
1000 10 throw away their votes on tho Pro-
hibito1y Liquor ticket. These machine
members refuse 10 recognize tho infinite
mischief that snKRMAN's Mansfield speech
inflicted upon tho Republicans. Tint gold
resumption speech disguised thousands of
Republicans to tho degree Of causing the,n
to stay AWAY from the polls, and caused
other thousands to support the Industrial
Grconback combination ticket, md not a
few 10 vote tho Democratic ticket out
right. The Ohio Republican platform blum
derod on the silver.remonotizatiou question,
and weakonod tho ticket. Secretary SIBERIAN
refused to show tho slightest symptom Of
favor to tho silver dollar, aud he refused to
explain what was to bo done with tho grecn-
backs when redeemed, ,-whethcr they wero
to bo caacoled, or reissued, OF what. Hej
failed to show whoro or how tho Government
was to get enough gold to redeem $500, ,000,-
600 Of greeubacka on 1emanl, and he neglect
cd to explain whit was to tako tho placo of
tho e315, 1000. .0oo Of bank-notcs which woull}
be retired rs fast rs the greonbacks wcro re-
doomed, and perhaps faster. How The bual-
meas public wore to stand this enormous
contraction was something SO for bcueatl,
his notice that he did not tlo1gn to
consider It. After tho Secretary hat1i
planted Lis rcsumptiou-contractio larpoout
In the vita1s Of the ticket he returrol to
, 1877-10-22

The people Of St. John, N. o., are In parttc-
ularlY sad and virtuous franz Of mind sit,co
the 1lAFtoN-Ross boat-rare at Toronto. sev-
eral hundred st. Johnnlcs accompanied Ross to
Toronto aud bet their money on him lIkp lEttto
ncu Ross got in the same day rs 1lANLos,
but for all practical purposes he might as well
lave eatnpcd out, and now the wootls OF Un-
tarto and Quchec arc full Ut winter sufferers,
painfully tnallI1g their way home towards
New Brunswick. ali the st. John pa
peEs, too, "coniain articles condemn
lug bont.rncfn0, aud advising people to
give ,ip tho sport, on account Of its gambling
aud dcmoralfz1ng.'' Strange ehat the wicked
ness Of boat-racIng never struck them when tho
Paris crew aud Ross wcro winning,