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compulsory labor laws are what
we need in this country to make good
times. ''-Shytock. All right; it will
be live fun for us workingmen to en-
force them against yOu.-Er.
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Eerlin opinions are skeptical about the
success OF negotiations for bringing Rus
sia ana EnelAnd TO IN smicable agreement.
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1.-The workingmen are lazy and
won t work. "-.Shylock.
There 3.000.0 of them that can get
no work, thanks to your laws.
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Anti, a}|oaopotist.
THURSDAY, APRIL IL. 1873

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The failures of New York for
March are the heaviest yet, being an
inc Ease of 81 per cent. over Februa
ry. and yet John Sherman says the re-
sumption act don't hurt anybody.
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Secretary McCulloch says, in his
report Of 1868:
After careful survey of the
whole field, the Secretary is of the
opinion that specie payments may be
resumed and ought to be resumed as
early as the 1st Of July. 1858.
Ten years from the above financial
opinion of the Treasury was ut
tered Congress passed the specie
decree. TO be enforced in 1879. which
would now be repealed if Presiden-
tiai veto did not stand in the way.
The world moves.
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POSTAGE.

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RFMITTENCES,

Parties renting money are requested to a.
rect it to Ignatus Donneliy, Box 3a4, +. ~
St. Paul, Mimi, and to send by dfait, check,
rao;sterpd letter or postal order. Money sent ii
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Rhode Island voted. Wednesday Of
last week. and went Republican, as
usual. The Greenback vote was $50.
The new party is just beginning to
organize in Rhode Island. and the rag
baby will sway the state soon.
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1.-The workingmen are poor because
they spend their money. -Shyiock.
If they were as lucky as Shylock.
and had no taxes to pay. they could all
have beefsteak for breakfast
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The first great cause of the hard
times is the tradesunions. oranges and
kindred societies. -.Shulock.
But Mr.. Frye says "over-produc-
ton" is the cause
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CORSErI1S.

FULL LINE OF HANDMADE coRsETs. ALL
SIZES Soc
BETTER QUALITY. WITH STEEL SIDES. 75c.
$50 BONE. rOLoRlD AND WHITE. 81
T1NE FRrNch WOvEN 81. iorurtlv $50
FINE FRENCn WOVEN, II INCHES STEEL, Win
SIDE STEEL. Sis
sOo BoSE cogSrTs. BEST QUALITY. Sis.
NURSING 'Oi;~I.TS. soc $3.50
F!NE COUriLLE CORSETs. 81.
MRS MoonY~. - ami sca5
CniLDRrN'S WAISTS Boz Ca and ~
CnlLugESs CoEsEfs. sos. IN. and S,c
ALL TIL LEADING NAMES At PROFESSIONALLY
LOW PRICES COESErs MADE TO ORDER FROM -
To SO
CUSTOMERS. FRIENDS. AND STRANGERS VISITING
THIS cry ARE INVITED To CALL AND EXAMINE
THIS AND ALI orr OTHER nEPAGrILNrS BEFORE
MAkING THEIR SPRING PURCHASES
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AMOUNTED STATES tiI ROUTE.
ON .lt Hftrf Nut. ~. i--T.
trains leave SrN lurk. VIA Dcsbfu.scs ana Cortlant
St.. rrrlIHs. U.s. follows
iiarr.lmre. Pittsburgh the Wet AMI SOUTH
With runan Palace Cars attached. - a. NJ. u ana = -
+ NJ ftv.
Tor " uin.port Lock Haven. CORY. and Erie. at ~,
T. NJ. connocung at Cory Tor Iin.yiiic. Petroleum
Centre. ami tle OH Regions For Niilinsport AMI
ror Biunn.c Wi.nns'or. and the South. Limited
Wl.Iurtou ENpu.-" ut Pullman firinr Cars iniv, OK
cent suudaY. $3.50 4 Ma ARRIVE Washington lpP VI.
llc-.t~ Al $40 A. NJ, l. $50, and . r. NJ sunday 6.jJ
and y T. VI.
rXnrc.. .or Philadelphia. $50 500 p;so 1hn.tcdJ II
A VI !. !. =. a. b.3l. :. ~3t AMI T. n. sun lay y \
W.5.GG'll = $50. and az NJ. Immigrant and second
cai.s, T.. NJ
noa'. ~ 'Broaklvn Auncv' connect with all through
irun.atler-o, City afurn- speedy amt d.rec' trans
Tar am. To Ncw1lt. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton Perth Nupot, f,utf-tiu. BtlNdere AMI
other ruiuts. .oc inrt schedule SO . TrNct Oh'e,
Truu. arrive From Ilft-htt 600 AMI ~ ID 4 VI. an
lu..ur' VI iaN. iu.ln a. NJ amt go T. daiy. cN
cent Monday. FROM WASHINGTON anil Baltimore. u ~
ana 30 4 NJ. 40, L.. "ui 10 10 7 VI sunday
Uaunni gao \. NJ From PIMA clpla. 90. 80 y : ,,
~ go. 1851 lltu VI .ii1 tlp IL. 800. - - H.
AID 10 30 Z. u sunday. 1iD. go. IN 10 ~. lli1J
A NJ. $3.50 AMI ip.-I a. VI
IcNct Onicos $50 ami 81 Broadway. Astor House.
uiNt iolt De-hru+.s ami tnrtAutt SIS. tnhrt Il
BruulNn. III no. amt lis lu i~t So liuhuNrn. Depot
Jer.ct t.t,. nll'r.nt fic1ctOnce. pa, .rv lige.
FRANK THOMSON T. FARMER
,,eu.rtl MAtY.sr General Pa ..ru1rr AGENT
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Great Bargains

INA LOT or souED UNDERWEAR.
INFANTS SLIPS. 5Oc.. Toe. s'r. AMI %.
INFANTS SHIRTS oic 7'r.. 5ac and SOC.
INFANTS ROBES. ~ - and s..
INFANTS SKIRTS 2Oc 3uc.. zoe.
SHORT SLIPS PLEATED. RI FILE And TUCK. sc.
SHORT SLIPS. WITH PLEAS AND EDGE. a. and
si2,
APRONS FOR CHILDREN IN NEW SHAPES. Csc.
40 aud 1uc.
LADIES FANCY APRONS Csc and 45c
CARRIAGE AFGIfANS. $50. -. - so
Long CLoAKS. MERiNO AND PlQUE. 81
SHORT COATS PLEATED BACKS
INFANTS LACE CAPS IN GREAT VARIETY. Toe
oOc and 81
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR INFANTS, $50. $40 and
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Gtcugsioas.

4 FOR Excl E~IO>~-N saloon steamer =
"a. u >'Nl N.Eh, t4'itf "l i1--on Myers Ia"
lFt. AMI sa' 80 eur-luu hutf in Tile Hu.nDe~ brctrn
tai GROVE. un i.D % i-on uHd uh wli nt-t-rla-s
.4r-'s uItn srniiN. Martin haskell. iir south I
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DENNsYLyANiA n,'inoAD.

l'OK TROY aul all points North and West take the
4 ,tiilrus' line. new uid magnificent steamers. from
frr n y X. loot ut LEROY e.. daily, except saturday,
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nine rennninG unitt Of the ten Of the numh.,,
Ing *nN"l $50 ... -. ""'"0erdrsw.
nine rcmann, units OF the same ten Of tie nuinberg ne
aninl,cfs from lilo, to lilo ,nci,,,,
nnc rcmtyg units oI the same ten o the numb,rg mo
lou numbers ending with ~ being tho ,...,
OF the number drawing the Capital rntc OF spTn s,me'
pI TS ;"o'TrD.T' G fSiss 9ry s. % Number
~. DAY drawn rom the lonUr raecd in II" igh were
with wi'n, - ~ hands at New ".nr, "a facisv
Iol u fifiR.
/. /. FoiRhs11rSSit.
Prizes cashcd in full without deduction ''''onet'
AL our Grani Exiraordn1,y prawnss are g9der,h,
GARD and JUBAh \. EARLY.
,-folRTll GaANb niaiRBtiloN. is7s, At NEW Oh:
"'''' ioj'isiHNt ski: LOTTERY COMPANY.
THIS in'gton wa. REGULARLY Incorporated b, the te..
I pca. in is S ] u s"" 6'r 70 SscBB uT
sfiSE SrNnh bi5rRi8tfI5S viii ' ,nsc Gn pSl,
monthly on thc .Gcm1 Tuesday It never scales Or post
po"'' Look d" cG r. I2f"q ila ai:1 ssS
i"onnTIcKIF,I,;1pATr Tw4 p3 ~, ,sn EACH.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capiia Prike loon
rrrli,a, i.TIg ..'.'''.'...'.''''.'....." smn
lrns ut I.npl ...................... SON
- l'ri"soi 90 ............................. 1Opn
.ni l'riars ut - Observation-Disclosures. 1nm
80 PriHs IT ~ Observation-Disclosures. iOpn
100 Prizes of ~ ......... 1DOD
APPROXIMATIONS FRIES.
Approximation prilc. o. 500 .,,........... 27o
NApnroNimutiun Pfifcs ui SUI .....4........ 1sfn
DAprroNimAuun Prizes Of sliD ............,.. ~
is17 Prizes amounting Observation-Disclosures. $40 iOo
Responsible CORE pnrling AGENTS wanted AZ MI urom
mont POINTS to whom literal compensation Will he nald
Application for rate. 60 club, should only be made
thu home Office IN Ntv Orleans
WRITE ccnrl, stoing iu address, for further infcrma
ton or send orders To
". \. DAUrH1N,
= o Box 6e2, New Orleans, Leui. ana. or to
n. l. FILM.
3i7 broadway. New York
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings ARE under the
supervision aud management OF Gems. q. r. BEAURl.
GARD and JJBAL \. EARLY.
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroaos.
pEoPLE's EVENING LINE

Daily sundays excepted from Pier a. North river foot
Canal IT. Connecting with railroads Tor all points
Nutt aud West Fare as low any other route Freight
taken at low rates.
Tickets Tor salt at the principal hotels and all ofWest
cutt- ENprcs. ,ncts ~ New York and BROOKLYN where
n DREW President
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V'O PIIiLADELPitiA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN riiEOJGii TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE pErurs - riillAnELrHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE pEPOrs Is PHILADELPHIA
TWO ~ NEW NOlk
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent With absolute safety
ON ami after Nnv "a. 1871
Txnress Trains leave New YORK. VIA Dcshrosses AMI
turihult ST.. FERRIES. ts Iullu,ss.
a. ~. - $50 umitaiil II A. M - . T. q 80 7. 49,
ana T. NJ SUNDAY s. q A. b., ., Is, bJi T. e.Ji, and
Nj
Boats n BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trains at jcrsfv titr aiicrlin- speedy ana direct
Returning tr,in. leave Puiacipha 30 IS :, 73n y
s-t. tnl ~ l. a. tnlted .Npress. l j. = NJ. :. I,
5tl =. ami : IS. q VI. lfI - midnight On sunday.
-n. 500. ~.'IA ~ :. = 80 = tni - midnight
Ticket Offices ,-f ami nit 50 Astor House,
ami foot 10 .utus-t. tt tnf tanit SIS Court It,.
and Brookiyu Anne. depot loot Of Fulton It. hropNyn.
ia llH. and lis uutsun -. hopuk"ui depot Jersey
Iii, Lni-rui ticket oiilee, Battery u.acc. -
FRANZ THOMSON. l.. T. FARMER
uturrul AauIas'. GEM fa~-eii- A-rnt
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dllnntto- M1alts.

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tdlan,o--- Iflats.
----~-~~---
-RoYs, arci ~ to H. with good voices. taught
school bun NV" adonios cHurch corner 81 av and 18th
St. Monday - tot', T. NJ -
4 FEW wanted 60 traycl Win wC ,S ware
niihcrs Apply cars.ior three days at ''- west ''''
rxrrrtUNcED honest industrious GRAND
y and o.c boy u g.. \cr- o. age. n9''i -,r ,',nr
4 coon crTTrw.-only good dfaushtsman
4 "'''"' cut ''''''' wv" t. GRAF as warren st
4 -MFN's siITs. g., a. g. 81 81 80;
BH'ac 49, re.,r in-h hro'Siyn
orNT~.-ra.' selling nov ln,cetoq, mcn og,of
"A ,Iu uynrg' rail ami s,eit, H2ba week irohts ,Jc
siartsf 1913. II Is 'l 81. ui'elrh-
4. KONG boy in q dnius .aioon, one that under
- stands his business l.. llEHRls no Fulton st.,
AGENTS, dealers. and school. Gu; chromo.. 81 80
n pea 100 Continental Chrome Co.. - Nassau IT,
A GROCERY clerk wanted who understands his
"a "sigsS' uciman rcrrici AMY "a --S BRONZE It.
Agents sell the new Invention; g. to So taiiv. be
"a c"n'iuced' plr Will START Fou' no rt ~ Mercer -
\ coon tVrrEi, only se....i ,9r'ri .l,man VIII.
~ rni cat snoe patterns J.. "'Ar. I'd i'f'h IT, -
4 sNAR siroug crrnrd boy WITH Ncw io, refer
~ cncc wanted. Address x H. hos l'N. san 'iicc
4 BOy ~ make rcaly aud feed Gordon competent
~ hatd wanted ~ Fulton ~
4 wHEELwHiUur wanted a, ia Essex st,
"a 'rf'"' 'iN.
\ NN 10 'o'"'r 0" 'o'"' '"'N -'' """' ''' ''''"'
r,uNx,Z crero,cr-- oi-c men wi.h,nr to work may
80 hn@ nst ,'n,, f@, 9''yr f" i W,o.,e s.,
,>0y wanted iu paint shop to learn sign work. can
- "' gS anal It.
'i.m - 80, n t' ,,.i pail fr e
Liberal term, TO- ason'. nni ll,..-.r.
law" ' '''' DAVID $ KNIGHT. Grarfc once.
81 AMI II Pdrk place. y Y.
nuAIT!CNI painicrs viii meet evening at 81
rsrrs,.,uI o.,,,- emil ,nl .c. AyrEy's
x NV iarint low car,. a3 Bawerv. cor ie.gr IT.
,,,,rx,.,,vts,. r,..i..,..., am, ,or,. ,c., Loo,
- -hoe. ana e.lt,s a. 81. b. BOO tho 'citv.
Nm" hRo'''N"S' i'2 F'rN'h ST.
- tiles new CORES m9,i y',,i,g,r. ~, r.,,,-,,
''"' "D-'' '' '''"'"'' ~
SoNEs r,red A, S,i1sg1 T1Ts "
CO.. 9'.' i'A'' It, o''o" Fulton
Hl,r' eI.1 aiooc Japanese sllair. fulton. corner
''"rl't
nfpr, nfT s"S tor 10y ar i'F
,Nr,u-,,.,, ,,.,,..,i.,,. 10 .cn j., cnsan
W artt.c IN ih, ,r',,'..,,1' " -" '"'"F
! CAL aucra A. NJ att,s, -,!l az. up stairs
x.-,S.rrn- lnl...ri, fl, hat silers second sileTs
W anl mgcilna A', ecr- ,.
J. hLs'l S'N t''l 80 NlVh - nAh'tph'
......... l.i..-
W ~ 'p--N N''' w" UNIV JANUS N"''"~ ~'"SS
w 1xT,n y,,,n, ,o,, ,,,, nnsc,.,on,,. tho
/ w pruT. ~ aud 500, tnl. le hu-tua..
! Nm MORAN e5 18th av. city.
|
/ NJ NNTED-An mem'rrs o' ne HoNintkrrs aud
W Saw''rs mon 70 ii, ri regular mteuns t~nlsht
/ a. q" kuNtrN u, order ui
xx-,,Y,ru ri,,- IN, -, ,.,-,oI ,-,, -
W ,.lr- uii. g. make himself generally useful Apply
| az 'bierhwich aN
" xN.rru, sn,ar, ,o,nsy r,,,r i9 nr % ye,rs
/ W ~ -" - ti'..' MN -
WANTED-N smart waiter mu.i be Vel recon-.
xyANTrE-N yonn. man ,hs, understand, ihe sro
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I ost anO found.

e. REWARD for male canary, lost from 70 North
OO Washington square.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
numbers from u 9sl " IL ee0 inclusive being the
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@oarO an0 .cums.


4 HARE opportunity for q married couple who de
n .irt g. un hnu okorpiuF, elegant apartments fur
NJ, ed comphtrN sNOcAsh Address ior three days r.
D., hoA lni. sun office
tTYN I5IH.. nul gentlemen can have good board
=, ,...l' '' .n- 100 Ei"l hioHDNAt.
4 sl.nkOuN 90 let. with plifl,-r-. to II rospecta
- ir Nnniah - Wet -'lih It.. lisllril
RbAKuItG Ia Mulberry near Grand St single
- roulu', ~ ~ ami -. breakfast AT O'Clock.
fND LIT-furnshed rooms Tor housekeeping ~ so:
room Tor g.nsnan. 81 Driyas houAs al4 Broorns 81
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Cilantt0- Ftmalt5.

A -A.-rrENT-sIA"" operators and hnishcrs
j moi n.NIrM & co. le Walher y.
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lous, tarmslaJ.
AT DANIEL O'FAHRILL's,
~ 4i1 ~fll nv. N,uf Al Il 81.
FURNITURE CARPHTr. BIDDING. &c. on
WEEkl4 OR MONTnLh PAYMENTS.
The oldest .'lil most uI'rnl hoI,e ln Ne" york.
4 ~ l.. BAINhNN'N ucW nrutitc Garnet and
y .Nfiln- NIrl Hi.t. 'l@ guf 90 N,h ave- near tdi
sf I.I-f 10. hiut lu Nir CITY, uM-
c-.c. Irv... No.N uluia.' il'nrut, wN'n.
[yTEi<LH ANUMph rlLy rMENrs
Illustrated lfIH. .si ~ -ttafIN rrau .Htl
'uNFrifllM Ar - 40 =. 400 nathan -
RAVMAAN iEoTUEEs are uicrlus IN, week
- r'a. hdWmu, ln Nruurt, car cts, and bedding, AT
ur,g sior"s. ~ aud 30 Hudson / corner Bruume
Monthly ihs ments tNcu Can and compare with Bow
cry Prices
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GfaI Gstntr.

.ifiI E5tilf.
NOR SALE-A farm Of 20 acres. with house and
L barn. orchard choice fruit. on Lun- Island. near
large villages. railway ami the hay Price ~ 10. 500
cash, hnance an IN rgrsc 10 desired For further
formation aYny 10 fie oVn~r.
A. BARRAcLorGH. (" Bouiinot II Newark y j.
NEW detached cottage. ave nice rooms 500 cash.
price sllup. healthy u-l-Ahurnuod -uul Schools and
cuurchc-, ist u. near ~ av., south Brooklyn Apply
on premises.
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-pOYS. nrci ~ to H. with good voices. TAUGHT
| ~ MUSIC and lHil according IN ability Apply ~
school hulinr adjoining church, corner Dtl hN ana -N
st. NuullV. uis turi. T. VI.
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A ETHICAL FIoNrI .s.-wan'ed. blossom
a nlAArr.. 30 IDhrmel.. .ull M..r. ~ suul lln Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
GREENBACK AND LABOR AGITATION
WHAT THE FRIENDS OF BUTLER AND KEARNEl
ARE DOING IN NEw-YoRK.

The resident members of the State Com
mittee Of the National LabOrGreenback party
held q meeting last evening at the head.
quarters No. 252 Fourth-ave. Among the crowd
hanging about the committee rooms was fire.
quently heard the catch word, We work !;
there chickering's here fyOu want to find bcker
ings go to the Democrats and Republicans" The work
of the committee last night merely the selection Of
seven men from each district to form enrolment
committee ana the designation Of places where the
rOlment Of adherents in the different Assembly District
organizations will take place.
There much talk also in reference to the two
days barbecue be held at Hamilton Park at Sixty
ninthst and Thrdave., October and 3. The arrange
ments nearly completed Kearney will not be prcE
ent. Other apostles Of the greenbsck who are
strongly counted General Butler Of Massa-
chusetts, Peter Cooper, OF Eew-YOrk, Richard
Trevick Of Illinois, Scion Chase, OF Maine
Alexander Campbell. OF Ohio. and n representative
Greenbacker from every State in the Union. Each day
there wl be speeches music ana dancing and feasng
roasted the fat having been donated 10 the
committee by William Labor chairman OF the General
committee Inc barbecue wall begin each day at noon,
and the revels are 70 end at midnight or after.
mass-meetmg Of the united GreeDback-Labor party
was held last evening In UnlOnsquare about 800 people
being present, including men, women, and children, and
squad OF policemen bulletin on the platform read
THE battle for bread all about Sugar and Cream
Beecher The slavery OF the people. little
furnished the illumination. Francis Waters presided
and announced the object 10 be the organization of the
this great object he added that the committee had gone
20 much expense in getting up the meeting.
George w. Maddox declared that the country wac
passing through more important crisis than when tbs
first gun fired at Fort Sumter, the contest then be-
ing for the sovereignty OF the States while IL was
for the sovereignty OF the whole people against thing
called the money power. He sorry 20 sec that the
R9thschilds and their agents In this city shaped
the legislation of the Nation against the interests of the
great body OF the people This threatened TO plunge the
country into bloody revolution. He did not believe
that the great body Of the people would consent much
longer TO be tramps, and he wondered that they did
not take the law into their hands. The
swer 10 the demand Of the shylocks, robbers
and bondhOders TO be paid IN gold, aud he was not
surprised that Keaney wanted hang all these pOti
cal 7" bummers" The only wonder II had not been
done before this. This sentiment was loudly
would continue 10 grow until the Labor party
put q representative in the Presidential CHAR.
He urged the wOrkingmen TO arouse, as the money
tyrants would not let 90 their hold until they we're
eDOked on by the ballot the bullet Robert Hume of
Long Island City, discussed the present con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
NOMINATIONS TO CONGRESS.
The following nominations to Congress hav
been reported by telegraph f:

Minister to Venezuela but formerly Representative
Of the District -
On 592d ballot, the contest being with Charles b.
Roberts, the present incumbent.
clined
II Subject to the decision Of the District COnferees
The Republican Congressional Executive Committee
in Missouri has decided TO make nomination In the
IXth District This leaves the field TO the present IN
cumDcnt, David Rae (Dem), ana Nicholas Ford, the
Greenback candidate.
MONTGOMERY COUSTY-Wm. III. Lasher. ID. Carey and
Or. William II. Biggam. Governor Robinson was In
dOTsed by unanimous resolution.
SUFFOLK COUNTY,. Lawrence Smith, Francis Brill
and John f. Taft with James H. Scarborough, Charles L.
Hatch and Elijah GriswOd, aternates Governor Rob
insons administration Endorsed.
WTsTcHEsTFR COUNTY, I'D District-D. c. Hickey, ].
W. LawtOn aud j. " s. Oddle elected delegates 10
the state Convention. Resolutions indOrsing CarksOn
n. Potter unanimously passed.
At all the Democratic and primaries held In
Albany yesterday, delegates favorable to Governor
Robinson, known as Argus Representatives" were
chosen. There was a contest in one ward only.
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COHEN TOO LATE IN THE DAY.
HIS MOB, ARMED WITH CLUBS, APPEAR ON THE
SCENE ONLY AFTER ALL The woRKMEN HAVE

HIS MOB, ARMED WITH CLUBS, APPEAR on THE
SCENE ONLY AFTER ALL The woRKMEN HAVE
GONE HOME.
10y TELEGRAPH ToTHE TRIBUNE.t
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 19.-The strike which Cohen
threatened to set on foot to-day proved a failure
owing to the precautions taken by the police
authorities. The policemen have been armed with
reyolyers and the reserves have been within call
during the day.
Cohen was unable to form his procession until
$50 p. m, when he managed to get together about
four hundred men, armed mostly with clubs. Plac-
ing them in columns of fours, he announced that
they were about to proceed on general strike, and
he marched off on his crusade but before the places
where the men engaged on District and General
Government work were reached, o'clock arrived
and the men had left work for their homes.
The mob then proceeded to South Washington,
and after marching around for an hour or two
halted at the arsenal gate, where Cohen made them
a speech. He told the men to be patient and IN the
morning they would proceed to the different points
where labOrng men are at work and try to persuade
them TO stop work; If persuasion failed they would
try force.
There are rumors that this movement is receiving
encouragement from certain wellto-dO citizens, but
for what end cannot be surmised. There is no APP
prcheuslOn of serious disturbance, the police are
well armed and on the alert while ample provision
has been made for the protection of all Government
property which is supposed to be in any danger.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE CHINESE.

WAsHISGToS, Thursday, sept. ~ 1878
The Chinese embassy consisting of Chin Ian
Pin. First Penipotcntiary; Yung Wung Second Plen
potentiary; NJ. Yah. First Secretary Of Legation; NJ
Yuug Second Secretary OF legation; Mr. d. W. Bartlett
American Secretary to the Embassy; seven attaches
and three servants arrived here at o'clock this after
noon and IL comfortably quartered In the large resi-
dance at the corner Of Twentieth and Fats N. w.,
Leased for the Legation The Secretary Of State viii be
officially Informed OF the arrival OF the embassy tomor
row but the formal presentation 70 the President can
t be made mill his return next week After the pre-
sanitation the embassy will soiOurn here quietly Tor
snort time after which the Chief Ambassador with
portion Of those accompanying hlm VIII go 10 spain anu
perm 10 organize the Chinese Diplomatic service IN
those countries. He will then return 10 THIS city.
DECISION FAVORABLE TO EADs.
The Attorney General transmitted to the
secretary OF War to-day his construction Of the third
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TELEaRAPHIC NOTES.

Ollie church at Galena. ILL.,, was burned yesterday
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Sept. 19.-0yer 1000 acres
Of been destroyed In the scoto Naey y the
flood.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept. 19.-The COroner's
nouest shows that j. X Morlimors death resulted from
chrome alcoholism.
BosToN. Sept 19-In the Municipal Court to-day,
Mira sarah and Madame Crspno alias Powers were
hold in SIC, 900 each ON charge OF malpractice
PRoyIDENCE X. l., Sept. he. l.. Valentine,
staton agent the Hartford aiirOad was IN
santy killed by the freight tram by the breaking OF
switch rod.
CINoINNATI. Ohio Sept. 19.-The Fist National
RANK which recently suspended reopened this morning with
money hand pay all demands Inc deposits tooD eA
oeoded the Withdrawals.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 19.-Ihe master-carpen-
OF the states holding their ninth annual SEES.
sion An THIS city About thirty delegates attendance
be ocers are President d. RObsrlson OF Detroit sec
fetary and treasurer, II. McKeen, OF Kent Ohio.