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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Giin propectn 90 Eel.
Gounlrp lJroperln 30 Eet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
Y SONS opposite Ncst Point Address FlSHkILL
SAVINGS BANk, tishAht ~ \,
INVEST ELIZABETH, near ncp0t.--N arrest
w desirable ~ubu. locality Oh best lie q udNtl Out O
lower New only 80 minutes several expro,7 trains
op fIrr- u0 INK delphh0rhOOi; house has eight sleeping
rooms wilde halls aud piaizas gas, water bath, cose-
hcatui range tubs ls gartcn With vines lr~ flowers
lawns and shade wlict NJ until April formerly let NJ
$50. Apxy AT Elevator, No. II rinvot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
MORE TALK ABOUT CIPHERS.
SERIOUS AND JocosE OBSERVATIONS.
WHAT TILDEN SAID.

From me Burlington Udtfkfyt lRfp)
"Gentlemen," SAID IIldcn calmly, when
they caught him with the cphcrs IN his hands, gentle
men, my name is not Iiden"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

and placed on waiting .ders Master william p Elliot
is detached TuscarOra. and placed on waiting
orders. Master Charles +. Emmeriek is detacned nom
the receiving ship Colorado and ordered to the Iusca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30


Tilden can do nothing now except TO pub
lsh card In the newspapers and deny that ne ever was
a c IndIdate Tor President o. the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Gin Heal GsIaEe for sale.

HOT SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
4 BEAD TRIBU Ne EXTRAS Nos. Az ~, ~ and IS
ice cents EACH four copies Of each Extra fOf 90 cent?
by mai, postpaid
See advertisement
EOR SALE-Three story basement brown
houses VIDE street, 70 PARK cOnven end
hi1i Aycuue Elevated Railroad Tot l1xlO2 tile per
feet terms price $o.5OO Apply on premises No. S~
East 18th 81.
FOR SALE on 163d-st., within minutes
D walk iron railroad station. &C Melfose. a FRAME
HOUSE with slate roof - rooms, in thorough repair
small stable ground 40 feet front By llG feet dreDi
prre low. 5000 IwOthris OF purchase money can 70
main at per cent. - -. 80 49,. -
HOUSE 81 WEST 29TH-ST. FOR SALE
Price $1,000 story high stOgp basement and trim
mings brown II all modern improvements In
best 0rler. Inquire on premises
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
- no cure no pay Parrn VenatOr state rights for sale
Hun, Grippcn Co.. Sdave, below 2ith 81, Ne@1ork-
STH-AVE., Harlem, near 129th-st,-lhree,,
- story with without extra lot will be SOD
low. rutland WHITING, BeeAmalsL
GO S0il for high stOOp brick house cen.
20 OsoiPO tral location. Adiress BARGAIN, Tribune
Uptown Office l,2JS Broadway
GRAPE and CAMS TER for DEMOCRATS.
" In Tribune Extras Nos AZ, 49, "a and IS.
Price ea four copies 81 each Extra for 90 een
BY mai, postpaid.
See advertisement
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lTON LANDING-FOR SALE.-

EARM-Free and clear; % miles on Long
j Island good neighbothoOd 100 acre, valuable IND
buildings would DO exchanged ior Improved N'"
York CITY property. - -. . .,,,>.1, -, ,,.,,-,.,, =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
AZ a recent marriage in a suburban 4

NJ recent marriage IN suburban town
the bride -TOUm when askci the important question IL
would TAXI the lady for better or nr worse rerH
o hesitatlng manner, " Well, | think 1 will" Upon
being told that be must he more positive In his decara-
ton. he answered: Well, don't IL do Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
honses anN :farmg tOante6.

NNANTED-Fiat of six or seven rooms for
w family without children must DO In good neigabCr.
o0d ann gRO regulations cOnveplcnces also sbl
rooms. Address NEW ENGLAND BOX 47lO. N y. Fost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alderman. Bugeuie 20 Morris Myers, 3 i7th-st
or AyeB Years ~
aud JSth-st den9 nd .......................
Cohen, Pose aud husband TO William EseTbrOGk, "
MaEc n OF 36th 20, years ...................
GIBBS. Joshua and wife TO Mary Hulse. f1th-st Q
OF 2fays, Instlnlent5
Glass John. II. 10 John II Canada cor lOth.2ye
and 56th-st months. ..................
Henncssey, Richard and vie 10 Augustus Holly. "a
I m 81 Of 3daye, YEAR.
same tO same n 10th A. II Of 3dave. vears.......
LieentlLl, Augusta and husband 10 barbara kTebs,
lUt 81, OF Avc-A OyeaT-..-......-...-..........
MOrgin. Catalina TO william T. Hale W WeehaWken.
OF ChFIstOpgeT-sf. years ---.---..-... .....
Nash. George W and wife 70 Elizabeth Bailey, 50
Waters OF Jackson ~, years .........,.....
PebgFet Clara Il and husband 10 Abel Crook.
Naeutine.ayc. ) OF MacJmbs Dam ads yc2Is..
sCDall. frederick ami wife 10 Anthony IeichhardL
sw cor Houston and ThGmpsOn-sts, years ....-
StetsOn, Serena and husband to John jenkins and
others, executors, etc. 18th sf, Of 7th-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

YARNS for SALE.-South Oyster Bay, 700
L acres; une and arge water froht; West hess
Go $50 acres stream and mill Last Hampton. opposite S
ter Island twaer r0ntl hne slightly hon'e; al w
cheap for cash (rirclarsl: smaller pac win WatIs
Iegos MarOmber 4 Richardson 3Z9 C1mbe land ST. d AHn:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Is pills WHAT LIE sAIni

FTOha tn IOtIspltIf MIHfTs' J0ITH1I (heD1
Tilden's denial may he strictly within the
boundaries Of truth: nc perhaps did not know NIL the
detail OF the dirty done IN his behalf Ii may be,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
EOR SALE-The highly improved and very
productive estate OF - .,

Conpng about $50 acres OF land Including 60 acres o.
woods mostly oak aud hickory OF Large growth w.
situated the Town OF Red Hook. n y about ~ t. ~
the CITY of New YORK, ior many years ne
the late William Chamberlain ard u wei known -.
inz agriru OF the very hns aIhlDs ~ lJ
in Duchess County. Handsome brick mansion o. gysT.
feet b large gdllr bck sxtr sion und'I s~
rrace hot ami cold and all city CnVenlences
ing gas having been tbs Winter wen As the % hand
~ the late extensive paRhas EsO Post
somely Ia Il out in isa rs plantations ana shluDoeioN
tivclV FREE FROl MALARIA "A
Besides buildings spperainng to the manssn' nsies
cOlClnuan5 hOus, gardeners touSe, cOhsrfN "1'
&C. &c there convenient distances three VIZ hi,
ID Of farm buildings, each VITA good ah In I'm -,
iann.rs StlIng also, three additional trhth - tr
tahd large summer sheePhouse Hat Otth shp IeetI
the past 80 years and many OF TIE bmiliep WI ,,td
raising ant are "a
Tor that purpose The fecty drdl"te aha
wacr,d by Nv f1l brooks AMI hun,oID' n,1sc
wood and two buildings and TWO tfant s 20 cx
400 acres IN ALL m0l.i1ie i So money NAV ne
,.'',N, Be- AZ a cent interest," nc uvn
@ u a. Nn GA the Hudson River it3iioh W. 'N
nlsAn, 70 ,SSri.nt time % tho pruTsriy which II
rot disposed previously viii Dc SOFA NJ auoon III
lSW;Stf T. CHAMBERLAIN, Red Hook Dutchess Co. y Y
uIvDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
RENT-Tne most aitracIy" completely furnished an !
r,rl situated rrsinsuce IN the Queen civ Of the Had
oU Also ten acres beautifully located on rysE bank Dear
Million wlth a cusry cottage, barn, fruit &c -
\, WRIGHT, ~ South IAbtry 81. Foughkeep'le. y
o. Snn-FOR SALE-Fine dairy or fruit
C0sIsteNbV falm. II near AiddletoSn, biaiEEo
60 r. y one milo from rsrnad depot conoItlble Dbl
ines healthy region. Address owner J. = NlNihiS WIZ
t.rton, y. Y.
GRAPE and CANISTER for DEMOCRATS
~ In Tribune Extras Me-. -, -. ~ AUD 70. ed, NH.
pcr cpns each or four copies each ExtIa Tor % t
by mail, pOsipdd.
Sec advertisement
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Berriau. John Anna BeTrlan. so
Harmon, Philip to ale I2nCeT Harmon and another
Hatchins lr.''.. .......... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Gountrp Real gsiale tor 5als.

hot SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
4 EADTRIBUNE EXTRAS Nos AZ. a. a and - .
Price copies OF each Extra FOL 90 cents
by mail. postpaid
See advertiseuenf
A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
~ bus frane and Tot The lot IL 25xl1 feet The
stories aud contains rooms IN the rear OF
Inc house Il A small building suitable foe carpenters shop
or Tho house staten Island. " l..
and lD0u IutnuIes walk from Clifton Landing The prop
ery 2OO part OF the purchase money
can remain mortgage Address r. A. L. Box 3D. TnOdne
Onice.
At CROTON LANDIEG-FOR SALE
~ FARM scrCs, suitable fol gontonass country
residence The property located the west se OF the AZ
bsuy Post Road mile Of the and commands
extensive VI tho Hud.ou River The land u uy GOV.
cred with APPLES pears o,her small fruits aud all nnler
cultlyation The buildings good barn house.
ana other ont budngs; oontaus IL large eooInA
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Office.
lime RESIDENCE for SALE at Queens,
~ l. I-Iargr msnSion, good 0ntbndngs splendid shade
lsyn aud fruit rs acres land hTst quality near depot
NV" ~ ' - A. VI. WAY
CARM-Free and clear; % miles on Long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Gra!es an0 TENDERS.

rVUE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS Of LOW
4 and HALF Low CRATES. for either hard or soft coal.
Win dulnWng and shaking attanhment Brass open flrn
AnlrUus and B1taet Crates Tor wool hi"N
Bras, FsaderA Fire SETS ami coal Holds Of antique ana
modern Wholesale and retail Low estimates given
TO builders, contractors aud architects
is COSOVEN a co, Nos. $3.50 and 36S CanSisI' ~ l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
STE 1tuterim0Mn8 Der @aDI6etriis
0ercicn int Gtiocn+
@a6ington, 6. Sum-.
0ie u 6und

0ie 1tnterlu6ung
bor bent SOFTER l6en NuSi6uB nabm i6ren
G~ortgang. OaS Qusi6uBnnit9lieb Gor
le9te bic Srigina[e Der Snilheu StanlcD
OtattDetpS MnD .Sar1eS g. Nnoerl0n gez
ipehiclten 8riefc Dor, Die iDm SIT BENT
!3ipeG bon @riterem iibergeben poroen
warert. Der SnbaIt 6ericlben 1T bercits
bur0 Nnoerlon's GerbOr befanrt gelporz
ben = neu lit nur einer, bur6 ben Nnoerz
ion ullter bent 80. Npril bon Ybilaoelp6ia
aus MattDetpS in GenntniB lebte, 0aB CT
alf ale 4niprHhe an Die Administration
8cr3i9t letite un0 i'm bat, etnem leil1er
%SSreulloe, Der beim y9tort6 Qmerican" allz
geiteut mar, cine Stelle int 8bilaoelp6taer
3oQbauie nit $1,000 = $14O0 @ebalt gu
Deri6affen.
SIN ietnem geltrigen GerDor bate Nn6crs
ion auSgeia9t, ba6 Drei Der gSablmdnner
BON &ouiitand SurfS, STARTS ntb Se>
nillee = BET Der 2lblimmulg I'M @oues
gium unbei6riebere StimmSetteL abgcges
bet 6dtter, uno baB bcren 9tamenSunterz
ibrifteM auf Dem 8eri6t fir !6apeS ge>
f1lidt poroen ieien. 2eDiilee, Der gegetz
tpdrtig it @aibineton tpobnt, ipur6e Desz
balb pDrgelabet, uno, bariiber befragt,
fteQte er bic @aDrbeit jener Nu9abe in Qbs
rcbe uno that 0ann nod etl1 uebrtgeS, tlt>
benz er Dem Sragefteller OfclJfa6on err
SG1lte, tpte Die Oernotrate1 Oamals lbn gu
beite6e1 berlu6t DGtten. Sin 9etpt1ier
9(iber. elm Sanfier in Shreveport, Ga.,
lei zines Cages in Seem Srlealls 5I tDm
oefommen un6 babe i'm gefragt, Db er
nt6t Inn cine 6iibi6e run5e Summe @elz
beS, ettpa 80, 900 ober 10000 Dollars it6
t~peioern ipilrbe, bas @a6lmannsamti nn>
3%unehneu; CT babe ba5 Nnltnnen entrltz
itet 3urIdgetpieien. Says Supor babe Elm
gepiiler So6nion, Der fritber bic Steue
zines QuGitorS i'm 9lbgeDronetenballIe BON
2ouiiia1a innegeDabt, in letnem Gogis Dors
gelproo1en, rnb bn ct i'm ni6t angetrDfs
fen, linn briefli1 bic Wtittbeilung binters
IaIien, DaB ct i'm am nGGiten Wforgen nm
9 llbr lit einem g%etpiiien !Sotel in elmer
ipidtigen Sa6e 5l lpreden tpul1l6e;
Solution 1ei aber i6on Dor bteler StunDe
5u ibm gefommet unO babe nit tbnt altt
IL 1br beilelben NDrrntttags cine 3ulorns
menfunft nit Niber Derabreoet. Den Oaz
men bes 9auies gegeniber babe Sobnlon
Die 8emerfung fallen lallel, tpenlt ct IN
2epiiiee's S6uben ftdfe, fOnnte CT init
2ei6ti9feit 100, 900 Dollars Derbienert.
Scpt1lee tpur0e bon WtclJtaboH III ett
i6arfes 8erb6r genommen unb iagte berz
leIbe nod Solgenbes: @r babe auf baS
Nmt Ser5idt 9~elciitet, tDetL feline Sreunoe,
oeren 9fat6 CT einbolte, II. q. 8edtpitb,
Gidter Campbell u1o Sobn 9taD, linn baz
gu rtetben unb melt CT ii6 ni6t fir pGbls
bar belt, BENT ct babe sur gSablseit etn
8unOesamt befleioet. Qls er baS Qmt
nicoerlegte, babe CT ni6t geipubt, baB baS
gSaDlcnuegtuin i'm pieber ipGblen iDiiroe.
Oo6 babe CT bieS fir mDgli6 gebalteu.
8as Die Sherte Niber'S a%nbelangte, 10
babe CT bielelbe fir at niebrig gebaIten,
oenn es fonlule ni6t oft nor, baB Senlanb
ben 2luSl6la9 elmer grditbentennabL in
Der 0alo babe. Gr babe ba6er gu Ni9er
gela9t: nSagen Sic Dem Manue, Der bas
@elO bat, ct mllie nod ein gut Gbctl mebr
bieten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10

Sd0er ein unO madte SEN Telbsug Don
1912 nit. SpGter btente ct nlS 6auptz
mann in Spanien, Bis ct 1925 ais Wtdior
no6 Nlgter ging, mo CT inter 8ourmont
fGu1pftc uno 1880 gum Sberlten bef0roert
mur0e. 1886 iiherrdDm er ais @eneralz
Maior bic 9eitung Der &riegslbule BON
ct. GDr, qin9 1841 ipieoer mad Nlgier, mo-
ct 1912 S%efeblsbaber Der Yroptn5 &omitanz
tine tpurbe, erbislt 1914 ben @raO zines
acknowledgements un0 DarO nad Tranf@
reid suriidberufen, UNI gum @eneraltnlpefz
tor Der Snfanterte ernannt St tDer0en.
1S49 murbc CT in bic MISUNDERSTANDING
lung getpG6lt unD mar bier elmer oer6aupt=
6Ibrer Der SrbnungSpartei. 2ouiS Sea-
poleon betroute i'm nit Dem 8efebl iiber
bic GrpebitionSarmee 9egelt Die r0mil6e
Geprblif. 9oS 1851 tbm iibertragene
Wtilitdrcommal6o bon garts legte ct fur3
bot Dem Staatsitret6 nteoer uno berDtelt
itb Bel Dieicin neutral. 0em Scatter Sea-
poleon III. itellte CT it6 tpie6er 3ur 0erfit=
gltl19, unO tparb Senator. st mar. oann
furse 3eit auBerorbentlt6er 8otl6after
in &onltonti1opel. 3um Warld)au nuroe
ct bolo na6 letner GldfeDr, iut2ug. 1854,
ernarnt.
CUBA.
a, Z. Stunt.
9er &rteg anf Der SnieL G1tba lit be-
enbigt, Der NufitanO DouitGnbig geodmpft.
Gicente Garcia miro ii6 na6 ct. G6o=
mas Begeben. Ollie Snlurgeuteu i'm oitliz
6en Sbetle Der Snlel baben bic gSaffen
nieOergelegt. General Wtartine5 GanpoS
tpirb in eintgen Sagelt in 6apana sltriif>
erpartet, ultO miro BET leincr GlidfeDr Der
Sriebe offt5ieu an9efunbi9t tperoen. 8tn@
nclt &ur3em lpiro cine 8roflamation an
Die Sol0ater unb Sic 9etpobner Der Sniel
e%rla1len tperben. Ser General : Gapitdn
e%Sopelar tpiro in 8Gloe na0 Spanien abb
reiien un0 Wtarttne3 GampoS miro ieinet
Boiten llbernebmen. BUR Seier OeS enoli6
pteberber9eitelten Trieoens perben groBe
Seltli1teiten itattfinDet.
Wtcrtfo.
Stem Orleans, 6. Stunt.
Ser v@aLpeitpn Stems" pir6 BON 0are6p
telegrapbirt: v0ie NuBenpDiten BON gtels
Qarcbo purDelt gelterlt bon Stretfpaz
trouillen Der ylepolutionGre angcgrtffcn, Bic
1t6 ieoo6, na6ben1 eintge S6iilie getpe6>
Son ben GegierungsIolDaten tpurbe elmer
DClUUltt ulu tlI uAutltl utlIUulutlA StI
8erluit BET 9erbtiten lit unbefdnnt. @ene=
raj Ngila, Der Nnfiibrer ber III Der bieiigen
@egenD itebeltben QlbtbeiIulg berielbeu, bat
un9efd6r $50 Wtann. rteiiteus b~erttten, un=
ter ieinem COMMANDO unb erbalt tG8li6
8erftartung."
SEEM SrIeans, 7. Stunt.
Ser Collection v9tetps" miro bon 2are6o
gemelbct: Die 8elaBung bon 9teu 2areoo
1T bur6 800 Mann GegterungStruppen
unter benz Commando beS Sen. @ato Der>
itGrft wproen. 9ie 9fepolutiondre baben
ft6 suriiGge5ogelt. Gruppen itnb auf ibrer
8erfolgung be9riffen.
Scr eng4ti0e 0ctreiocmerft.
2tberpoDG, Z. Wat.
0as 6auptz@ etretbeblatt i9retbt: 9as
Metsengei6aft auf ben cnglii6en MGrttcn
lit flau, bod lit benz Silten Der Breiie
our6 Die u%ngiinltigen 8eri6te iiber bic
englti6en @rnteauslidten, nelde Die
6Gnbler DeranlaBten, in ibren 9lngeboten
tpeniger bringeno 3u iein, grDBtentbeils
@tnbalt get6an nor6en. Die nieberen
Sorten an1ertfanii6en @eisenS iino etlpas
i'm Preiie geltiegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
GoM0rcH.
BaibtngtDn, 6. Stunt.
9cu0t.

Der Senat bei6loB, nit IS gesen 20
Stimmen, 5und6it sur 8eratbung bes
Nrmee> Stats at ihreiten, babur6 bielem
Dor Dem 6ausbeidluB fir Nufbebung bes
WctallwGbrungsgelcbes unb Der SluB unb
6afen : 8epini9ungsOorlage ben Gorsug
gebenb.
8Iaine, Ser sic 8ia einberi6tet bate,
lagte, bieIelbe babe in ser Sorm, tpie tie
bonn 6auie Dem Senat sugeiteut pur6e,
$25, 329,6n bemtaist. Ser Senatsausz
i6u6 babe bieiem 8etra9e i'm @ansen
$685., 914 btn3ugefi9t. 10 6aB ct it'd
icbt auf $26, 1879, 585 belaufe. 9a ser
Qusi6uB benz 8ei6luiie bes 6aules, Die
MfarimolitGrfe Der Mrmee auf 2O, 700 AT
reOu8irens ni9t 8uaeitimmt batte, 10 babe
bic sur 8elOloung Der 9ruppen angetuiez
iene Summe nm 1901, 1877 erb0bt toerben
mIiien. $4,000 ieien fir eincn Miliz
~tGrpoiten am SuBe ber S6par3en 8eree.
entUeber in 8poming Ober in 9atota,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
Grlegrapbt(6e qepe(1en.
SaS stpette attentat attf Sem
Setti1eh Ratfer.

NIB. Bir bruden Die eriten brei 6ereits
int ygSeiten" berOffentlihten Oepei6en bes
befieren SeritGnbnifies beS gia9folaenbeu
fpeneu HER unhmnIs nh
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
Sic @abI tat Greeom.
Site fiIberae ctt-

Monmoutb, 81, Z, SUM-.
st. s.. S6ulb, elmer Der gea6tetten
8iirger uniereS Stabtbens, f~eierte Deute
&benb leine iilberne 6o63ett. 1leber 500
eingelabene @dite nabmen an Dem i6Onen
Se1te S,heiL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
@tm perettelter svmhperSmO.

Ntnton, Soma, Z. Stunt.
Sin aus ungefGbr bunDert WGnncrn be-
itebenber Golfsbaufc madte geitern Na6t
ben Geriu6, eiten g~eptlien S. OILERS, Der
Dor %einigen Iagen Unier Der Nnflage, let7
men Sntel inn Sabre 1876 in btelem Gourtp
@efan9niB gu entreiBen urO auf3ufnipfem,
tpurbe aber bur6 bic @a6iamteit Der @ez
fangniBbeamten oaran %DerDinoert.
0eDettft.
8idsburg, Wfiii., Z. SUM.
ISM. 9tron, ser W0rber beS iubil6en
9auitrers 8a6manu, iDurbe beute SrIb
i'm bieiisen @efdngniB 9ebenft.
9cS GattimutprOes i1MISt9.
8btIobeIpbta, z. Sum-.
4eran6er 8. SoDres lit i6ulbig befuns
BEN morbeu, ieine Satin i'm Dorigen gto7
Dember ermorOet 81 babe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
Hamf e4ttemtater 8clNm@t.

@inem acknowledgements Dor 8aDou
Sara sufolge lit am Sonnta9 @ben6 in Der
NG6e BON Iaccourci, int SpretgeI Bonte
Goube BON leds yiegern Der 8eriu6 sentabt
mor6en, BEN BON eirtcm 8ellt6 beimfebrcuz
ben 81. Nm. 8. Qrder aus benz Sinterz
boIt al ermor6et. Ser 0oftor tam taft
nmnerlebt bapon, flint Der idtDar3en Nttenz
fGter ober tpur6en ermittelt unb feft9enomz
men: 6teielben pur6en bon elmer 8olfsitrD
iduI6ia befun6en unb elmer @n5abl OeGnz
1rcr 3ur Nblteferung in's na6ite @efdnsniB
iiberaeben, Mntertpegs ieoo6 BON einem
grupp 8epaffneter aufsegrtften ano
aehGnat,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-10
COyIERRTNG UITH BiNKERS.
what Brings the DE Facto Secretary OF the
Treasury to New York city.

At the request oi the dc facto Secretary "
the Treasury John sherman. ten or twelve OF
the leading bankcrs Of this city met him in the
Bank Of Commerce yesterday. Among them
wcrc George s. Coo Of the American Exchange
Bank. J. u. Ncrmilyca Of the Merchants J. W.
Scligman VI Scligman Bros. L. d. Tappcn Of
the Gallutin. Mr.. Ellis OF Winslow. Lanicr Il
Co.. Mr.. SchicfT Of Kuhn. Loeb & Co.. Henry f.
Vail of the Bank Of Commerce, Howard Potter
of Brown Bros. r.rkcr Handy. and repre-
sentative of VaL Hoffman & Co.. the largest
dealers in Goycrnmcn, bonds. All were pledged
to secrecy. John sherman, who spent an hour
or more in the Custom House, refused TO say
whether conference was t. he had or not and
tlenen who wore known to have participated in
1t declined to acknowledge that they had.
Not long ago Gen. Ewing visited aud held n
conference here with bankers. his object being
to establish the fact that resumption IN Janu-
ary, 1873, Is practically an imtossi6ilty. Mr.
Ewing made tho conference sort Of cross-px-
animation. in which he strongly evidenced his
bias in favor Of a repeal Of the Resumption act:
here yesterday to draw from the New York
bankers an expression of opinion in favor Of
resumption, and in this lac succeeded.
But he had another object lie IL haunted by
a fear that the resources OF the Government
may not be able to moot the demand for gold.
should the Resumption act tnko effect He has
on hand in the Treasury u large amount
Of the four. per cent. bonds which the Syn
dictate failed to place, and his proposition 70
guarantee 10 take 5000 900 II them, and pay
into the Treasury monthly nstn ailments sum
cent to discharge their Indebtedness prior to
Jan. l. 1879 and thus place the Treasury in u
position to resume. Shermnns notions ana
those Of the bankers as TO the price oithe bonds
differed materially. He wanted them to pay
the full market rHte-now lOOit-whie they,
urging that they would. should they accept his
proposition. act ~ "A syndicate. declined Ia pay
over the syndicate price. namely. par less a OF
per cent. Neither sherman nor the bankers
would give way. and thus the conference had
no practical result. Before the adjournment;
Sherman informed the bankers that he should
be in the city for two days. and asked them to
consider his proposition maturrly.
Among business men the question Of locking
up 100000 900 Of gold. rs is proposed by Sher-
man. is viewed with alarm. its 1t il Thought that
its tendency will be injurious To the best in
tereSts Of the country. II perfect confidence
EXISTS among the people. they say, II is a matter
Of Indifference whether actual gold, or notes cal
ing .or gold circulate. but without the existence
Of this perfect confidence the locking pro-
cess might prove dangerous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-10

Mr.. Wright Dem, Pa offered n concur
rent resolution proposing 10 issue s40o.Oo0Oo0
of United States notes TO be known a. national
money to bee legal tender for all debts. public
and private and 81 be- put in circulation at the
'" mr. Bh pG,a'TI }%m Mo- rcp5rad hin to
retire Ia, circulating notes Of national banks.
IL uroyd, tc issuing of $50 7"- inoi rr...urv
bauk 'os and winch ,lll be sal tender, 'or all r-
Iublc aud puNat. and iorcustom dues T." thc amount
pa m coin ltrcIcals the law wli'h rgnir ntnou,i
the amount OF per cent ol their circnauonl
Mr. Burchard tiep., Hid made the point ~
ord that the M must 20, To- me committee 81
the Whole. Sustained, and the iii 50 rnicrr"d.
the House went into COMMITTEE ol the Whole
Mr. Mood Uom.. y. " said that, when tho
proper time came, he would he prepared L.
sustain the rates Of duties proposed, and
explain tn reasons thnt had governed In Com
ulitco 81 Ways and Means in on ID partirulnr
ciise. At present he would confl'' hims II
Ia the general propositions Involved At
no me had We m'n So CIR u1stAnr'd
mics purely American. lie Wa not unnund-
iul of the dini 'ullios attending any chnngo
every point. and met II everywhere. The
abuse OF tine power To TAX nv dN'rlng IT tu
TIA" advantage ol special INT rest Itd h"omo
So interviewer with our mechanical Industries
that To disturb Il Ht all. oven IN h' Erntlr man
nrr PROPOSED. WAS sufficient to rr'atr irrliuting
alarm. The evils OF the present llrn laws
Wrrr go outrageous that i W d q 'ult to spnN
rroosnizrd an Implied rorW right toa liuc
longer continuation Of the favor which they
Afforded 10 the manufacturing lhl'rs lS. me
hUl reported affected tucm So inr NJ rat OF du-
tl,s were concerned. but htln. II h" hhd the
power Ia commence II" nONo he Wouid r'du.y
tine duties 30 per cent. instead oil loss IMAM -
per cent upon an average, Us now proposed.
Tho bill reported had but on" hrt 50 called
ana that was the dutiahlr one, II had no
compound rates. the duties b'ing either
al yalorrm or specific, the latter as tar
as practlcnhlH. II comprised 2l1 classes ol
her comprised in the present law. II had no
FREQ list as such all ARTICLES not enumerated to
he admitted free. In lieu Of the duties now
levied upon the cost aud charges added ~ the