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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
COTTON MARKETS.

BALuAoRE Dec. 2s-Cott0n dull; Miilinv. llelli Sc:
Low Middng Good Ordinary. lOifc net receipts Dos
bales receipts 2O83 bales exports coastue 200 bales
275 bales spnners 24j bales stock, l4<o bale.
weekly net receipts l6Ji baesi gross 6lSS bales eNp
Great Britain 324 stVise, 329j baes SAFES go
bales; .pnners 12j bales.
CHARLESTON Dec y Cotton steady Mdting lo'tc Low
Middiug lobe. Good Ordinary ltl: net receip' ~
exports Britain $3.50 bales To- the Continent
bales: sales JO bales rtOcN 5000 bales weekly net
receipts ,7j3 bales exports Great Britain $50 bales
the Continent 1880 bales c0astYse, $3.50 sales sales
400 bales 800
PHILADELPHIA Dec 2sCOtton quiet Mfdllng. - sc Low
MddlDg, 'lec Good Ordinary lOl 5c net receipts tOs
Jl9 bales exports cOasHse, 100 bales sales
sunners bales STOCK 1880 bales; weekly net receipts
l273 bales gross 600 bales exports coastWise 54 bales
sales. l.tl ~ bales,
NEw.ORLEsSs Dec 2s-Cotton weak: Middng lose; Low
MlddlDg IOl4c; Good Ordinary 9'sc let receipts 5ibh
bales gross, 7l61 baesi exports 10 Great Britain l5Lol
bales the Continent, i2O bales; cUaswsr ~ bales sales
5000 bales STOCK 27l bales weekly net receipts SID
bales - 2S bales; exports o. Great Butal 4A,Ll
7lJO bales TO the Continent i,4c4 Dalss
coastwise, 4.6l1 bales; sales 29,yU0 bales.
SAVANNAH. Dee. 2-.-COtt0u uu, upWinalY unchanged b
sddlug lOSc Low lnc Good ordinary 9'ic net receipts
37gi bales; gross 1871 bales exports France ts26 bales
coastSise, none; exports 70 Great Britain SO O ~ U
France, sales, 2.lnO bales stock, lOoliS bales D
weekly receipts 2JlO6 bales gross 30 bales . thr
Continent eJJ2 bales, cOastwe 1888 bales sales eiOV
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
TINT RUTLER-PATTERsON BARGALN.

Gradually the details Of the bargain between
Senator Patterson and g. Butler, by which the latter
obtained tho support the former u the contest for h.
seat In the senate, coming % light That such bar
gain made, there j. no longer doubt dndug
Hat denial, made by the PARTIES 90 the transaction There
are written evidences O. prove that during last sun er
the bargain entered into and that Butler expressly
requested by telegraph, aud visited South Carolina 10
urge that thc prosecutions against Patterson should De
held up and he represented that unless proceedings
against Patterson were postponed stopped entirely 10
would De impossible for him (ButeI) % obtain admit
I@Lce % The Senate HIS agreement with Patterson
tl"l ne would 90 all he could % put stop % TIC hZh
tna was eng made against the latter I'D south Carolina
eal al guneLt was tlal be would De almost pOwcrcss
80 20 ADJ lg IL that direction unless admitted o. the
SeuSle Butter ls now more potent ia procuring places
~ t"e CharcstOn Custom House, and IN other Offices
go any OlAer man ia or from south Carolina. 10 would
se.t v4n all Information ODtuuaDe at this time. that
10 sociats, and not Republicans Will be the sufferers
- - ttoueS OF the INVESTIGATION proposed by Butler
% Ls Oolael touching he admission u the senate IL
engage IN. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
MR.. JOHN JAYS LETTER.

TO thc EdttDr OF The Irtbune.
SIR: Ii is known that the committee to nom
mate officers at the Union League Club elected at
the last monthly meeting, by majority Of two to one
over the opposition ticket One reason was that the
gentlemen composing understood To be opposed
20 the denomination OF Mr. Jay. Strenuous efforts have
been made Mr.. Jay and his friends to induce the
committee 70 accord him the nomination. The commit
tee paid no heed these efforts, but by unanimous
yore rendered the nomination TO another gentle
man. Mr. Jays letter, Withdrawing lis name as
a candidate sent 10 the newspapers and posted on
The bulletin board OF the club before u by the
committee beg 10 suggest, therefore, that tie letter
was a tuhe too late. Mr.. Jays publication hardly
necessary secure practical unammty Of opinion in
favor the action OF The Your Obedeut
want, MEMBER OF TIKI L. l. CLUB
Nelr- York. Dec. y. 1s17.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29


SIR An article on Whitter's birthday in
to-days TRIBUNE brings to mind an incident which
would think bee gratifyn known to even Whittier
himself In Jane. 1870 being In the city OF Austin.
Tex, one evening attended meeting Of literary
society al the library One OF the most interest
Ing and apparently acceptable features Of the entertain
mont, beautiful reading, by resident Of the place,
of an original essay the life and poetry OF J. G.. Whit
tier II was glowing tribute 10 the genius patriotism,
end farsi htedncss OF the poet Regret expressed
that his writings little known and apprg ciated
by Southern people generally with the hope that those
present would be induced 10 dspassOnately make the
acquaintance Of writer who had contributed largely
10 tine genuine poetry q America. The essaylst rs
aftcrward learned the trusted friend and private
secretary OF tho president Of the southern COufedeacy
during the Nations ciy!l strife. l. D. b.
Me- IlrI.. Doc. il. I-1I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

,,.,,, produced-they stI fingered ABOUT ,n tn1
p inviting TO leave The women soponiS ""u VI"
men Sgy pale l., ~
DIR. Poisal says that President Andrew Jack
= -. bea~l Dr. Durbin preach particularly clever
and was so delighted with It that as he passed
ont Of church he expressed his admiration TO certain
,art Cor the position OF Secretary OF Legation III
- The budding diplomatist showed so iilte ap-
En-afiu that the President left him in DISGUST Not
IIeSsseS no asked Mr. Buchanan, whom ne hau ust
Iosrted Minister TO England. II he mad selected me-
ssltp~otarv az Legation M. Buclana mentioueu we
$3.50 tbe Young gentleman II the church door. ne
LII mi sIlt you sir :" the quick reply OF lhc fTe
49, d. Whv not General 2" said Mr.. buchanan why;
So H. Is no nudge OF preaching, answered Jackson anu
-, won't ON TO give n graphic description OF Ut
,r,s sermon which this affected 90 dlspdrage
~ Vs. All in vain for the newly appointed munster 10
- fe inns OF his friend eminent scholar, me
Srlo,ootsf and all that. Leaving out the iaet that
y-siIgnf Jackson did net make buchanan minister 10
i,rgiond-it was President Pierce who Gld ", ana
In Poisal certainly ought 20 know thng 50 recent
f1is appears TO be a reasonably good story
RurrNoRE. Dec. 2S.-The Hon. Daniel W:
Vcorieq, United states senator nom Indiana lectured
Tonight al Mount Vernon Place Church, on 1Aohas
JeGeTsOu." large audience was present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
LETTERS From TIE PEOPLE.
NOPWALK HOyORs WOODWARD.

To TIE Edtt0r OF me tribune.
SIR: | trust You will allow me a short space
in your paper to rcfute Of the sayings in letter
published in your paper Of December 5, signed
"Gemma" She says that Z. \. Woodward Il not recog-
nized IN respectable society Norwalk have yet to
hear of Mr. woodward being sighted by or excluded
from any society 4 NorwalS with which he seemed IN
cncd To associate II lie is quet and reserved 1t IS
apparfntlv his desire 10 be so, and not from
compulson; and i'm justice to Nj Woodward,
most enphau,aly deny what ia contained
I'm said letter IN regard the public ovation ~ last New
Years DPy. Among the callers at Mr. NOodWari- resi-
eucf ON FIAT dlv we're some the leading and most
sccfed ana influential citizens oi NOrwalk and n Gem
ma considers necessary can give their names soon
no rlissrcd Dv htr do she also classes the South
N1ryaIk frrmen with Eew-York ward politicians and
rovrs Now 10 ackuOwie ycd fact here that the
-Oufh N0-Wulk Frr Department . composed of some OF
toe finest and most rcsurctcI young men Ia town tact
not 10 be denied BY any one not even by Preiudlced
Gemma." {. T. Z.
south yorralk, Conn, Dee. L, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
HUSICAL NOTES.

DR.. Damrosch purposes producing Beet
hoyen's Ninth symphony the last Of his saturday
matineee.
Professor Ritter, of VassAr College, will
deliver two or three II his lectures Music IN February
al SteinWays small hall.
NJ. Camille Saint-Saens's "Op6ra biblique,"
samson ct Dalila" was produced the % inst. at
Weimar. with great success, under the direction Of
Herr Eduard Las-au.
A nOcturne for orchestra, illustrating n scene
from LOugelow's Hiawatha," and composed by MI G.
c. Miller OF NeVYork played with applause at
a recent Harvard symphony Concert IA Boston
Mr.. Ebenezer Prout, one of the first Of the
English musical critics. has written a symphony which
was produced AZ one o., the Crystal Palace concerts
December II adheres closely IN form to the socaed
classic models, and j. very highly spoken o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

If General lie Due is really needed in the
Cabinet the thing might be brought about 9y making
can Schurz Commissioner Of Asiculturci Washing
Post tDem
II is now believed at Washington that the
silver people cannot gather enough strength 10 set aside
Pres5eut Hayes, anticipated veto OF the silver Bill
mi. forecast rs probably correct II the silver BIZ
bv single stroke of the pen. great to the
try Buffalo Courier Dem.
To pay in a dollar of ninety cents violates
the spirit Of the contract aud dlshOnoIs the National
name As question public honesty, should scOrn
H. As a question OF economy we cannot AFFORD IT, such
an orr I'M tie prOatraOn OF credit, would cost N re
taau we could possibly save Albany Journal (RepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
IBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE. !

PENDENT OF PUBLIC WORkS-MR. FAlRCHILD
PROMINENT CANDIDATE.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRTBUSg.l
ALBANY, Dec. 2s.-Auditor Schuyler, of the
Canal Department, Will be compelled to report to the
Legislature, Tuesday that the revenue from the
canals this year less than last despite the lowering Of
the tolls the chief articles transported policy OF ac
ton which, it asserted would increase the canal in
OF the State. The tolls in 1875 brought
in &l.3iO,OO3, and in 1877, only $ssOs66
or S4J93l7 lees; but the total number Of
tore carried has considerably increased. Western COM
merce has indeed been in measure attracted back to
the canals the advocates Of low tolls claimed It would
be. Thus only 1915 tons Of wheat were transported
in 1876, while in 1877 there were 445,546 tons
There a corresponding rate or increase in the
amount Of other articles carried Corn to the
amount Of 365,254 tons was transported in 1876
whereas In 1877 its bulk increased TO 722,S6L
tons. There 96.49i tons Of barley carried in
1876 in 1s77 there were 14O.3JS. Also there w,re
7j937i tons OF anthracite coal transported In 1876 in
1877 there were 07j,O23 tons. Altogether there were
transported I'm 1876 materials weighing 4172l20 tons
and IN 1877 materials weighing 4,s79,O13 tons, in
crease for this year Of 7O6s54 tons To conclude the
gain IN tonnage by lowering tAe tolls is about L
cent the loss I'm receipts from tolls IS about 81 per cent
with competent superintendent Of Public Works it
Is computed by very competent authority that the
pairs OF the canals could be mode at onefourth less ex
Yelse the state. The present Canal Commissioners
dcraby the past year and perhaps as far a. he may
have the se-ieuyng political virtue lessen the inn
mense amount OF patronage in his hands one man in
control OF the canal expenditures, If honest vigor
Gus and able could indeed greatly reduce the
expense Of keeping them in order Through him alone
will tie state De able 10 maintain canals upon the re-
ceipts obtained from the present low tolls sheet Gov
ernor Robinson will unquesonably nominate some per
son Or this great Office after the Legislature meets
for last Spring when General McCeilan name was re-
iected be declined 10 make another nomination on the
ground that te superintendent selected ought 20 have
several months opportunity 10 thoroughly III
spect the canals before entering upon the active super
iutcndcuCe required during their navigation. Attorney
General FaIcud, IL is rumored, will, on the expiration
Of n- term OF office tuesday next, be prohered the
nomination by the Governor. Boiler is expressed by
usually Uniformed politicians that the lumor IS true.
The unluOwu character OF the new Republican senate
fO-bls any succuutOns 10 whether or not MI FAR
child wOdId be confirmed. II Is AZ least very doubtful
that the Tamnauy Senators WOud vote 70 give MIN 4
nigh Office m view Of Mr. John kellys course when the
same question was put HIM at the Albany Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
coyvEsrroN OF COLLEGE PRESIDENTS.

COLUMBUS, Dec. 2S.-At a conference OF
college presidents to-day, Professor Laws, OF Missouri
read paper " Universities Their scope ana AIN
General Eaton Commissioner Of Education, delivered
an address. in the course OF which he said
that the question perhaps OF the greatest
Importance to the Southern States for the next few
years would be the matter OF education. He also
said that Southern Congressman were united 10
their efforts to procure for the South the
benefits OF a higher education. He stated tbat
there was a growing feeling among educators
and at Washington in favor Of institutions EN-
bracng agricultural and mechanical branches OF IN
strIcton The report on further Congressional ondOW-
ments was presented and referred 10 the Standing Com
mittee with authority the conference 10 act III the
matter The meeting adjourned this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
THE IMPENDING DANGER.

Ids country to-day stands in greater dan
ger from the possible wrongful action Of GU National
5-c,is".u4c tAan RON anything else. The shock when
would be given 70 the credit OF The Goycr1roenf h,
az g "a 70 redeem its pledge n regard resumption
~ me aloplnn OF legateuder coinage inferior in
Eane and purchasing power 10 gold coniJ moi foi n he
S Casy let by legitimate private interests OF al
tunpuon!sts and silver bonanza men can he fiied the
o5 o. Sgi future Tor many years 10 come Is Wenigh
49, a. AueiI Triumph would bring sudden destrucuon
Upon me hopes now entertained OF I1ngnsorsc,ed ~
"0a o. oaAiness prosperity aud growth ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.

TOLEDO. Dec 2s.--Wheat dan No. White hiShgan
81 3lh Extra DO, 81 SO Amber Mchigan spot 81
seller January, 81 seller February - 81 NO. fsu
Winter seller January, ri y p seller February ~ 90
No. Dayton and Michigan Al p NO Spring heL AT - -,
q IA but Com quiet No spot 50tc bid seller May &
spot 4Gc; January "a 4ci reJeced hed A soc
45c offered: new Al isc damaged s3c; 3S'ic oats
dull No 2 ZS'.c Clover seed Prime, : 10 N02 - 30
Hogs - 25 Ieceipts-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn, II OoO
bush oats. $500 bush. Snpments-flour IVV Dg9is.,
Wheat $1,000 bush: Corn, $4,000 bush. Al ihe close
quiet No White Michigan IL 81 o Amber Michi-
gan spot 81 seller January II 81 - No. Red winter
II 32 No do spot ri % H. seller February g. 5O'$ COI
quiet new NO.2 ~ nc. do damaged CSC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
TIE sTATE DEBT.
THE CONTROLLERS REPORr-TnE DEBT REDUCED
Sl2.OOOOOO DURING The PAST YEAR-sPECIl

THE CONTROLLERS REPORr-THE DEBT REDUCED
S12OOO.OOO DURING The PAST YEAR-sPECIE
RESUMPTION
IFRoM The SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF rHE rRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, Dec. 2S.-The Controllers report
is finished ana Is in the hands Of the printer II will
show a very material reduction OF the states funded
debt-uo less a sum than 4l2.0OO,O0O. The Bounty
Dcbr, S1O137.OOO, was paid IN April last and
since then S2,OOO,OOO OF the General Fund
Debt mas also been paid II must be mentioned however,
that large proportion Of this reduction Of funded debt
was nominal there being money aud securities In
the suzing fund OF the value OF over Tli,0OOOOO
toward their payment. There was, however. a
large actual reduction VI the debt, and Controller
Acott "a entitled to the credit Of securing 1t by
his management Of the Office Tae reduction
would have been larger by a quarter or million
Of dollars If the railway riots had not compelled the
expenditure Of that In payment of the soldiers who
cd them The several Controllers " the state since
1896 have all been able to show reduction ~ the
states debt The following table shows the rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Nlcks
ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
MAGAZINE
Zach o. .nbcr contains THIRTY TWO PAGES u rssans
many fne catuust-i tlaas and CoLORED PLATE
beau'ta Garden msgrns pIinot elegant paper and
fun OF Information In English ans German Price o. Is
year ave eop'es So
vICKs FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN. 50
cents 10 paper Govern in elegant clotA oovrA o..
vIcKs CATALOGUE 800 Illustrations Oaly ssnls
Address JAMES WICK. Rochester, ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
A LOr'D CALL TO GOVERNOR ROBINSON.

Governor Robinson is the man who, from his
position and experience is looked 70 by the people 10 IN
dcae the canal policy Of the future. HIS last message
was a tmid ana tempOrizng evasion Of the real ques-
tons bis constitutional duty cOmpes him % discuss For
this matter OF constitutional duty, well OF cOur
age and candOr and brains. Tho people viii watch with
great crest To discover whether Governor Robinson
has the courage caud0r and The brains TO do s con-
fuf asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
A GOOD HINT ABOUT CONsULs.

The sooner the Administration agrees upon
some test OF qualifications IN the appointment OF COnsus
abroad the sooner viii II De rid OF swarm Of applca
tous based on in health eyes desire Tor travel rest
recrc0u and payment as ward politicians for political
services that would Dc amply compensated by some
modest clerkshp II such applicants insist upon more
cOtsuclous and shining position, send them 10 trim the
lamps and keep them burning Ia the lighthouses along
tle lna.t. DO anvtA.ng but sond tlem abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
RECEIPTS.
w YORK Dee 2s-TOta net Cotton receipts at all ports
woOL MAnKFT-BY -ELE9RAPH.

PHILADELPHIA PENN, Dec. 2s-Wool IN far demand, but
sate4 are qht owing broken week and Wanulcturas
taking account Of stock Ohio renny wanna and Wet Eir
gibia k aud above 446i1c X +31 llc, Medium 4id4be
Coarse 3Ja4Oc NcwYprk Michigan. Indiana amt western
Fine 39hi2c. MeIGm. "A ijc; coarse. 3'd"bci 1omnng
washed JU156c.. uuwa.hei, 36G.I. Canada C0mhHg.
j0a5lc.; Fine. unwashei, 2Sa3Oc. Coarse and Medium
uuashcd Z9G31c: TUB, Wasnel 4U0fic colorado, Fine
and Medium lsd2Jc 10 Coarse Tor cauets Ia l,c No
and super Pulled 30N33c.. Extra and Merino Pulled -
s. e. Texas Fine and Medium, .UH2jcs DO Goa s., II
IG.c: California, Zine aud Medium, 2jG3Oc. Co Coarse
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
Virche.ier,s q re TOR Consumption.

wrvcHrsrfKs IIYroPHorHrE or LINE AID SODA for the
cure Of Consumption and Chronic Diseases Of the Throat and
rrngs Also DvsDcps q Indigestion General Debility, &C
This Grand specific has been established Ten Years.
which period performed wonderful cures and accom-
pe results which no other remedy has eqused,
even approached.
Price 81 and - per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER q CO.,. Chemists
No SO John-st, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
Special Notices.

Archaeology and papers by BayaTd Taylor
Henry schrninn Professor r. g. steiman aud Char
eucr Cook. Tribune Extra. 40 80 Price, 10 centh.
Ash your n.v.dealer for East Lynne. II Is given
away With this weeks Preside Companion.
uIaIr,. Pfli.-Englsh remety Tor Gou and Rheumatism
Box "a Pills. 81 IS By mail II. PlANlEN SON, IA WI
liam st.. y. y. sold By drugssls
The unadaIlernted Jaice Of the srdps-Dr. UDERmLLs
Croton Point WileA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Elevated Railway Company for the appointment OF COM
mssioners of Estimate and Assessment to x the SUN 70
be paid for property South Fthaye, TO DC oeSu .e
by the railway. Those Interested are 70 nave uh' .-
day to suggest names for commissioners. l"I,eI,
LOwrey sOren Stone appeared for the company Di"n
& Parsons and Jacob & Koch IN oppositlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
FvARTs Confident OF PEACE.

U-Ts1lIgTUI UIeIlITIIl % IHf ItHC'IIV4' Hi@F'It'
Secretary Evarts, referring to-day to a state
ret n these dispalchs % tue basis upon which bis
friend, were seeking bring about reconciliation with
Mr. C5uklng said that without denying OF admitting
the truth OF those enens, he could say mat the
differences IN the Republican party had been very much
within short ue ana thaI the RESTORATION
LarnnnN al mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Some one who was going to a fancy ball
once asked Compton's opinion AS 10 an appropriate
dress. Said he, Demons are OVordOne, or l should
Ike 10 40 with horns and pitchf0rk but ! think 1t
would be an excellent Idea % as raitesnake What
do you thinkF wei" replied Compton " think that
YOU might manage the noise, but doubt the fascina-
ton"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED........

ARRIVED. .............. DEC. ~
Steamship Elysa (Brl, Actchie, London Doc p win
mdse and pass % Henderson Bros
For other ship NewS see THIRD Pdge.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

A VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE
wonderful Invention repairing clothing. table and
bed nen and other articles without patching Is gwen
away with every Wilson Sewing Machine. sod at 81
and S29 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
The SOW orI. A-,ocI1lIoa Ior IaIDrovLns lhe Cow.

The New orl Associations Tor Improving ihe Con-
don the ruOr.-li- thirty fourth utl Report ana W
rrctorv are ready. Subscribers vii De- piled ftY
a. practicable 40 residences Immediately by suding
Tie office, no. go, Bible Huus" ilEthHl lie ip.
lowing officers Of the A-rpcitDr aud taantn ~ the ara
CONN tees, are authorized lu receive suDacL lions VIZ.
How ari Potter, President No, ~ Nal-'l
James LcAoX. Vice PRESIDENT. No ~ fl.iA-tfe.
Eraslus g.. Benedict Vice President NO lnWr-t Nt1--t,
Robert IenoN kennedy, Nic-lrrstfus NO 81 ~ ave-
HeLry l.. Prllew. Vice frc-ia'lL No. la8t 5lih =
J.. Chandler, Wee President NO ~ East 'itlst
Robert b. Miutdru. Irfa.urer SO o. ~outh--t.
John Bovine, Cor --rfct2ry. No % Ltnl' House.
GeDrrs W. Able. Recording Srergtlrf, 80 most
ELECTED MAN iGEHS stewart Brown, so. 30 Wall
a. John Jacob .for 1893 Flflny Rutherford ~tuY-
yeani 2i6 East 10Th Robert Dooion, 80. "a *
ChauZepL
and Third Wards r. FulWn Cutuug 80. ~ Waist
Fourth Charles Ch1uNe r.'n Castle Garden Filth. James
70 Van Klerck Do. 3O2 West lzh-st -Kh. John Boyd.
D. Franklin $50 seventh, william Abbott, 81 PIKE -
Eighth George ". Creighton -t West N0nst1r-i. Nn.h,
tyrIs Price. 90 West NashiHgfolpL Tenn, Joseph T.
Rect 93 Airust Eleventh. n. J.. trampon ~. D., al
Twelfth James Hlnhs.fer iJ Fast l-N D. ST.
Thirteenth. knapp 3j 'iinOu- Fourteenth, Henry
D. West. l-3 OraudsL Fifteenth, ldWiu Arst 81 D. ~
West Vashmgton-gL sixteenth. James spence, 10 -h.
ave.: seventeenth. Joseph Mckee ~ Fast I'm -
fichferutL, W. SPIES 81 East 2.si - Nluct,suh n,
William Jones' MS East SON ST. Twentieth james II.
Finch 4O4 West 33d-t Twenty dr.t, A. D. Warhuion IS
last Glsjt twenty second Daniel THOMPSON liJi Broad
VAN alsD tHr duly authorized Ward Cl'Ctrs Geo. ~.
Uin-ei b Browu. samuel e.. HOInus l. ". Ha4-ey Is.
l. Z al ..ur d .N !. T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOyFRNNTNT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, rising FOL,
winds warmer. partly cloudy or clear weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

THE GILBERT ROAD IN SOUTH FIFrHAvE
An application was made yesterday to the
Supreme Court General Term, on behalf Of the Gilbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29


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