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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29

Eggs sell in Ocala at SC per doz.
The + lorida Patriot, Tallahassee,
has suspended.
The farmers in Middle Florida
are harvesting their oats.
The citizens of Daytona have a
well sustained reading room.
1t is rumored that new paper
is to be started at Crescent City.
A money order office is to be es-
tablished at Apopka City July lst.
Columbia county has sustained
! forty-two schools since July, 1877.
Thousands of watermelons were
sold at Key West, last week, at
public auction.
Last year, by careful estimate,
there were shipped from Key West
$27,ooo.ooo worth of cigars.
The farmers Of Gadsden county
are rejoicing in the prospect of good
crops. Hope they'll realize.
Three acres of land in Leon coun-
ty, this year, produced $50 bbls. of
Irish potatoes, or l25 bu. per acre.
Sumter AdUdace., J. A. Condry.
Esq, has the champion mulberry tree;
it is estimated to contain fifty bush
els of berries.
"A society for the mutual inn
provement Of old ard young has
been organized at New Smyrna. May
it live long and prosper
Florida New Smyrna) Star: Dir.
Atkins, who has had some experience
in the cultivation of cranberries, is
experimenting with some vines on
Spruce Greek.
Five quarts Of tea seed, fresh
from Japan, have been sent to Co
lumbia county and distributed among
sixty-one persons, who will expert
ment in the culture of that plant.
Sampler County -4doo,ace: Capt.
0. P. Rocks, of Philadelphia, while
coming to town a few MOI nings since,
encountered large alligator on the
highway, which he succeeded in dis
patching with a pocket pistol
The editor of the Jacksonville
Union lately took trip to the Roar
ing Magnetic Spring in that neigh
borhood. He describes it as most
beautiful little grotto, forty by fifty
feet in diameter, with fall over
dam OF four feet. The water boils
up from the earth in waves at the
rate Of about two thousand gallons
minute, and is highly impregnated
with chalybeate and sulphur Astrip
Of copper attached to piece Of deal
thrust into this spring makes good
galvanic battery, sending the electric
Auid all through the system.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
Floridiana.
Geographical Divisions of Florida.

The Florida Immigrant divides the State
INTO four divisions, for the purpose of con-
yenlence in locating counties and describ-
ing different sections. These divisions have
been generally adopted. and are as follows:
EASTERN FLORIDA-Is composed OF the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia, Alachua.
Levy, Baker, Nassau, Duval, Bradford.
clay, st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WESTFLoRIDA-Is composed of the conn
ties OF Escambia. Santa Rosa, Washington
walton, Holmes. jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLORIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin.
Leon, Wakulla. Jefferson, Madison. Tavlor
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLORIDA-Is composed of the
counties of fernando, Sumter, Orange
Volusia, Brevard, Polk, Hillsborough, Man.
aztec, Monroe and Dade
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
Real Estate Transactions

Capt Joe Smith, of steamer Carrie has
oougnt ten acres of land of Mrs. GiIlesuie
near beresford, He is having it cleared
sne trees and stumps being taken off at the
same time. He will put out a grove and
erect house, and otherwise beautify the
place. ''o
MT. JAS. Merry, of jacksonville. has
bought ten acres of the same party. He
TOO, will clear, put out grove and build a
mouse thereon. Mr.. M. is carpenter bv
profession. we are informed.
Mr.. John Cook has secured twelve acres
OF land from his father ON which he will
put out grove and make other improve
ments.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29

WANTED-Y Young man as Cores
also one in each neighboring town. Good
pay for actual work. Address with refer
ence' lsend stamp for answerI Mercantile
Bureau, Chicago, Ill. my29
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29

The drug store of Harsha & Moon, with
ITS new coat OF paint inside and out, is the
neatest and most attractive place in town.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
A DARK CHAPTER N HISTORY

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE having found the
key the cipher dispatches winch passed between III
dcn- agents NJ Ne York aud the nABipuaiCTE 0l the
Returning Boards Of Oregon. Florida and louisiana
gives and poses t0 ic al version Oi their mean
Ing. Those already published show Thai no efforts wrre
spared 90 procure an electoral count in Ideus fYOr
They such compromising character that Whan
an investigation wa. tlIreaeuel they endeayored
have the cipher messages burned. and supposed untl
lately that they burDed The dispatches are 400
Ia nnm,r one half OF which cHballStiC Cbafac
tera- They have bo-n obtained by IHE TRIBUNE, and
their true meaning now. for the hrst ume, made
public There IL sufcient evidence IN show that the
purchase money put No. and that 11den was ready
tO buy ms into the Presidency. We have not the
follow the whole history Of thus snametal ia
trgue corrupt the Returning BOar Of Florida aud 10
fasify the official result Tue details FORM Que of th1
darkest chapters American political history, aud Cuu
clsiyry prove, sueh proof were necessary that MI
TIden Is person Of The most nnscrupuOns ehaIar ler
for this cKuu sirr. IL has rendered the public highly
valuable SERVER and has added 10 its reputation Tor
Journalism.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
ENTERTAINING INDEPENDENT VIEWS.
GRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS.
FROM The n. T. qrGnhte.

GRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS.
FROM Then L. Granhe
THE TRIBUNE has made the greatest Jour
nalislic hit vi the season.
PLAN language is best. MantOn Marble is
ruined hy MS Cipherlntn'.
II is rumored that Tilden Is at work on an
open letter Marble beginning, " You koprOphagous
oaitin and cowatdly coparcenerP Here's Tiebnessi
What do you think, Mr.. Marble" said
FREUD meeting him suddenly yesterday OF the Afghan
wori Do you think Ihat tue Cubul |t Peshawur VIII
lead the Jamrood battery against tue All Musd IN the
Khyber Pass or will Khan LHrcOOn Kesham uOy-why,
MantoDi are you slekf How ghasty you l0oS| q"
,Iovit near a word you say" exclaimed the great
cerer IN evident distress, and looking erosSeyed at
the esiling-" oh, my poor headV
Had Mr.. MantOn Marble received the Gram
etcy PARK telegram earlsrtbat is surprising that THB
TRIBUNE correctly translated the cipher dispatches
which passed between the friends Of Mr.. Tden in New
York anu tkClr agents in FlUrda-the electoral vote
of that State would have been east for samuel
j. Tildeu, and Samuel j. TldeB, In consequence
United States. TemporiZing-the lawyer-like feel
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS decision until too late
Florida WIS lost and with IL Tlden's hopes OF the Pres
deucy. Had Me- rdeH entered the White House by
means OF Florida, the agent whose skill had
obtained that vote and thus secured victory would have
become the power behind the throne. Mr. Marble tai
ways supposlng his dispatches correctly inter-
secret which would have brought him ali the fayOrs
that Elateful Administration could baVo showeged
bin. But the failure Of The scheme changed every
thing Instead OF basknG In the sunshine, Mr Ahnt0n
Marble unless he purge himself, seems destined 10
feel the weight Of popular disyOT due not only To ms
cnanges the fortunes Of men that years and centuries
eann
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
A VAIN QUEST FOR MIR. MARBLE.

Manton Marble is hard to find His house,
at No. 532 FthaYe, has been frequently visited by
reporters during tho last two days TO excite the
pieiOn among the neighbors that Mr. Marble WAS hold
ing journalistic reception. when TRIBUNE reporter
called Tuesday the servant said the tho house
in But when she glanced at the visitors card an
expression Of doubt came upon her features The vistor
shown into the reoeptOn-room, cosy litte nook
with wood nlaid hOor old furniture and fine oil paint
iBRs. In few moments toe servant came down stairs
and with half-subdued smile said that Mr. Marble was
not In.
subtractDE, yesterday, the time Mr.. Marble was not
In from the sixteen waking hours OF the day, there
must have been very brief space Of time when he was
n To visitor the servant volunteered the inlorma
tion that Mr.. Marble usually went out early In the
morning and did not return as rule TIL O'Clock
dinner. Then, when the visitor came at z, she stated
that Mr.. Marble frequently dined out Mr.. Marble is
supposed 20 frequent the Manhattan Club at certain
hours IN the day. There the servants are worthy Of
their hire and Of tne Democratic style OF diplomacy.
Once within It's portals. Mr. Marble sale from the
interviewer as IN his family ark.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
CRIMES AND cASUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
IA nrRGLAR WIIn P1.En IN ~

BURGLAR WHO Piled IN VAIN.
BUFFALO, Oct. 0.-ThOras Clifford, who com
nltied dsrng burglary at Bradford Penn, 18th Of
september, arrested here 60 day.
THE DAILY EXPLOSION IN THE WEST
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. "a special dispatch to
The Iem00t that The boilers Of Burnss mill Hope
explode this nHg kung Edward Rcem and sam LaBgs
st0h. and sefi0us , inuIing several other men
ROUGH SPORT ROUGHLY TERMINATED
WArEETOwS, n. y, Oct 81 "A party OF TOughs
VINO at'empo 10 chafyan Heny Anthony aDd his Grde at
tlef res dence Ten miles from hls CITY, fed upon and
4a named ice fatally shot stones and other 1ssies
Nce bnr &C The house Of the ipmates Injured
p, A TRENTON OUNDREL RUNS AWAY.
ll1NfON, Oct 9.--C1rOner BO,iWes jury returned
Ntnet today against Bond s0r vilfa and gross
% " causing toe death Of the boy whom az threw burn
lhe ttroacf ssued warrant f0r the arrest OF
o Dut he lad lett tie city. has become nOtO-
"'as' account Of his diSsiPlted habits
,,bIfTER PUNIsHN Int FOR CARELEssN Ess.
" ii6E,BAEER, Penn, Oct. 9.--Last night while
h named jenkins Lewis George Tasker John vii
aLa Jsines Ruane were e1deayor5g dslerss an nc
Cloh oi fas on the Prospect shaft Iehgh Coal
on ei then appeared witt naked lamp AZ
Instantly OiONeL resulting IN Of
-" 'h"fly after they were removed 70 their h0meA
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
POLITICAL RUIN OF TILDES.

The sad revelations of the cipher dispatches
In THE TRIBUEE key depressing In some respects
We reluctantly recognize the fact that they destroy the
eligibility OF Samuel j. TIlJen to run for the NieePres-
dcncy On the Democratic ticket wish Thurman We
took notice of Mr.. Tden Ia this connection because 1t
seemed possible that h6 could maintain the role Of
mariyr-a who had unjustly suffered for the good
OF his DaFty-and We faneed that this grievance might
strengthen the ticket This hope Is blasted Mr.. TIL
den's political ruin is total It makes no difference
whether personally cOgnizanr or not OF the d,s-
patches which went between l5 Grlmercy Park and the
doubtful Sates thc OF tbe affair IS placed on hlm,
and not unreasOnably placed on him. because Marble
and 9eOn hrs close and confidential friends and
them his nephew and private secretary Hhete er
he really wrote and received thOte dispatches, or MT %
be held responsible for the grave crime o. Raw
offered buy the Presidency OF the United states
Tor money. He out of the Held We are compelled 70
withdraw HIS name from the next Democratic Presi-
Dental ticket Instead Of beng wings TO give the uekes
buOyaDcY he would be the Old Man OF the Sea GU lhe
shoulders OF Sinbid Thurman.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
CoSCLuslvE PROOF OF FRAUD.

TIE TRIBUNE of Tuesday contained 1. page
and half OF the cipher dispatches which passed be-
tween Mr.. Manton Marble and other friends Of Air.
samusl J. TIIden Iate Democratic candidate for PTes-
dent and stu other friends OF his. dOmlciled at his resi-
dsnce, GraIDercY Park. NeY.iotk. These dispatches
u1ye ndisputaDiy thai Mr.. Tleus personal represen
tatives sought buy OF the yOtcs OF the
Electoral College aud with rhe consent and nstruc
mons either of Mr. Tidon himself OF other personal
REPRESENTATIVES reading hts house The proofs or the
so aud thai the purohaSe OF Florida eleatOr would
nave been concluded. and Mr. Tlden made President Of
the United states by direct bargain and Se hsd DOT one
of tse dspatches been unintegibls 10 his agents, IL
denonstr beyond q doubt by the doeu-
meniarY evidence which THB TRIBUNE. has pun
shed n ts not plea revelation that The TRIBUNE
las made 10 the American people, but It Is QUO that hsd
TO made for by the exposure OF the atsemptd iraud
the danger snilar attempts being made VIII be re-
moved II has been declared that eyerythng Is FAIR m
politics, but We doubt Mr. TtldeDs cOuntrYmen VIII
be dtsposed 70 look leniently upon an act OF fraud
which, had been contaminated, WOild nave IoDoeu
thaI of elecling their Chief which would
hAYn made Ihai higl oiioe a mare matter OF barltf
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
BROwER-on Il


BRowER-on Tuesday. october g. 1873 John Brewer In
Papsr services viii be held at the COLLEGIATE Dutch Re-
formed Church. OF 5thave and 2Jtst, on Fri az
Ilth ipst.. at IL O'Clock m.
Relatives inyltel TO meet a. the house az 10 a. M
BULLARD-At Iryngt IudaOn at the resbeRce OF his
grandfather A. G. Richards october 3 Augustus r.
youngest child Of John X and Mary II. Bulard aged
years.
CONKLINAt his residenco West S0mefs, y " on e cth
inst, Isaac CORkin, aEed 81 years.
Funeral 5th day, the 10Th lnsi, az 0cl0ok a.. -,
COuyeyances will be at SOmes Centre 70 meet the lO3O tram
Harlem Railroad
DAWSON TuesAy, October 8, spaGori Il. Davis in the
Slst NJ his
Relatives and respectfully invited to attend the ia.
neTa, from hs residence, No, l39 East 2thSt, on
Thursiay, October TO- at l;l6 y. m.
MCANLIs-Ou Tuesday October 8, John NCanis, in the
1Oth year " his -
Funeral services held at his late residence No 4l5
West 2Sth-st, rhursGay evening. a. 7:So Ooloek.
Relatives respectfully tuvtoi to attend
MILBANK-wedneslay, October o, 1879 Sophia C., widow
OF the late samuel Milbank
NOuce Of the funeral hereafter.
NORTON-In Brooklyn, Tuesday October g. 1873 Henry
sidney. Of Henry l. and Julia A Norton. IN the
18th year OF hts age -..-, 4,
Relatives and fTieas family invited 70 attend the
funeral residence OF his parents leo DlylsOnaNe
Brooklyn. r. d.. on Thursday, October 10, at 2 p. m
VAN BRUNT-At Clinton. Conn., Wednesday, october 8,
Taylor Van Brunt
Notice Of neral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
REFLECTIONS ON THE LOVED AND LOST.
L.a-.. mi E-snIan MIM

Two Democratic candidates for the Presi-
deucy gone Join tho iunumcrable caravan OF those
who have lost road 10 the Waite House. IamInany
aud TIM TRIBUNE have dOue tho business for Tlden, ana
the Ohio have put an end To the Presidential
aspirations OF Thurman. HeHtf
Tammany has the State Committee and
The TRIBUSK has the cipher dispatches. Trouble oil
around FOR Mr. Iiden.
TIE TRlBUNE's air of certainty and deliber-
aton In the production of its rsVolatOns must be very
appalling 10 some people.
There is no doubt that the cipher dispatches
of THE TRIBUNE viii he the means OF bringing ont
Ftst deal of testimony TO the inside history OF TIE
Presidential campaign that was carried On after the
election An interview by TRIBUNE reporter with NJ
Hewitt yesterday, Is the natural and important RESULT
OF THg TRIBUSEs successive brUadsidrs OF disclosures
Mr. Hewitts relations TO the Democratic campaign OF
s7 wern what be 10 Will be regarded
every where with peculiar interest," although looks as
though the nprghnesA and Independence Ol Mr. Hewitt
him una available for Che pecuiar Style OF OpeI
atoms which was Instituted almost immediately alter
ale
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
TILDEY COVERED WITH INFAMY.
Ern,a Thk HLhanY Journal lkep.l

THE TRIBUNE has begun the consecutive,
systeltic and comprehensive exposure Oh tue Iudeh
cipher eiegras which have bern it, possession some
time Its Arssnal II evidently allied with tho heaviest
artillery loaded the muKzie and the broadsldeS Whlch
IL Il pouring out are already doing great execution
10 unrayel such an intricate cipher Was task requiring
been at work ou for The exhibit made y Ihs
THIluNE Is absolute proof of the accuracy OF
"a wIrk and this established, IL only remains
10 see what the deephcred teegrsuis reveal.
The complete authorization OF the gcnuneness Oh the
and the KEY Is followed by the publication O
large number OF the dispatches tbeinseiyes IL Is
chapter Which covers Mr. Tden and his immediate par
tsans with nfny and which should brIug tie blush OF
shame TO every American be n Heels ihhl contest
Ior the most exalted place in the land could be dsbon
ored by sc scaudalous and dlsgraeeful proposals. Mr.
Tden stood ready To buy his way into the PreHiurney
aud nctua.y gave the order but IL mlsearIleI, Ihe
proof h. conclusive aud crushing. IIlueh thc NJ
Former "--Oh the afrant, Drazen-faced hypoeTlteI
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
MIR. GREEN NOT COMMUNICATIVE.

Andrew IL. Green said nc had OnlJ glanced over the
cphor dispatches, and not prepared TO express any
opinion them.
"Wiu you Dc prepared 10 give nn opinion when you
have read them carefully 2" he was asked.
" cannot say that will" he replied.
"You doubtless know enough about them 10 know
their purportp
"WeI. yes"
"You do not doabt their authenticity Z"
" I do not care 10 express a opinion as 10 that"
"And II authentic, suppose you consider them OF
compromising ohaFaOterP ~
do 10 express my opinion to that either"
replied Nr, Green.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
YEARNS FOR A CARD FROM TILDEN.
L..nL. III. ALlL.L.. L....... LL..-

From The bdIftiROfg Gdzetts (DeLa.)
Before another Presidential canvass, Mr.
Edison sinuld invent bombpTOof cipher to De sed In
transmitting the juice Of he campaign
lt is to he said to Mr. Tildcns credit that he
isut much Oi cadwritcr. The time has come however
when De iBg tO the breeze with great appro-
pratencss Let him rs once repadiate his wicked part,
ners and all will be Well
There * absolutely nothing in the telegrams
now puDilshsd which the PARTIES concerned need he
ashnned Oi cNerpI group OF tncm relates the
purchase ui the vote of Forfda from its Returning
Board, aud this il not in any way connected with
Iuicii. The dispatches their face show that
the proposition was not made g. Tlden. gentleman
NAMED G. W. NoJiley teegrIpbed 10 NJ. Henry Have
meyer, 0t Ncw-l RI tu the effect that Returning
Boz I'd had Ct red 10 The vote the State OF Florida
10 IdCn FOR the sum D TOOOO. its Xtrrmciy proBa Bite
pdt @Uch pros f0'Hivn Was made aud ia g. W. NOOeY
hI~icncu To- t usf II Tut not only IL H-CPpcd,
but ihrrr is nothing 10 show nat III den Ook The eas
notice O H. Ii II brought 80 ms attention. The
thing tha' ia really proved that tae Returning Board
Of fornA was sole, and THAI iden would not buy
H. ~ niusi he ahiitr' however, tnat Mr. Tllden ought
n ietl called rIs Eid explain wHefh tis prOp-
siiUn was ever made t. ,irH and n So what his reply
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
MUSICAL NOTES.

An operatc concert is to be gwen at onlcA-
- t,aII oo saturday evening Oy signorina Geiuh"
DOiIatl. - hoo,
Brahms new Symphony was to nave Dech
hrot out last saturday in London at one of tne
tal Palace concerts. ~ Id
II was announced that Miss Thursby wouiu
No bea,d an saurday last for the first time at one Oh ~
CRYSTAL Palace concerts at sydenham' -
The Kellogg ana Cary Concert Troupe VIII
Give performance at sioinway Han 'his o'ou,
me The programme consists IN large measure ~ y,
ing - - "a ,ntscellaneous light music, which
Sy doubtless be attractive 20 an important 0i">' "
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
POOR MP. REIMnNT-

WHAT IN THE wogLD IS THE MATTER WITH HIM
HAS HE ANY CIPTERs HE rs SCARED ABoUTf
August Belmont was called on at the Man
haitian Club last evening by TRIBUNE reporter. who
sent Ia his business card Mr. Belmont happened 70 be
dining with party Of gentlemen, and the object Of his
leaving the dlnng-rJon and coming 20 the club Office
may be inferred from the following conversation
To the reporters good evening, no responded in o
coarse voice
"What do you want OF mef
:" The Editor OF THg TRIBUNE sent to say ho would
be glad obtain your views ON the Florida cipher dis
patches"
The Editor seut sou, did he He couldn't have
you; he knows better than IN sond anybody 20 Ine ;
that paper has told too many lies for him
send auy body 70 interview Thats all 1 have 10
say"
"GOOd evening"" said Mt Belmont, turning ON his
heel aud walking away. E" Good evening" echoed his
visitor IN his bandest tone, as Mr.. Belmont several
feet distant, looked angry over his shoulder
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
MR.. sCHELL DECLINES TO TALK.

TRIBUNE reporter rose from the easy chair IN which
be had Ucen reclining for quarter OF hour when
Augustus aenell entered the roOm clad u light over
coat, and WITH hat in hand.
"YOUr views Mr.. ,scheu, the subject Of the Florida
cipher dispatches aud effect THE TRBUSES revel
alton OF tnem are desired greatly"
IL decline to be interviewed" slld Mr. Sebel, aud
certainly you could not expect say anything on
that subject"
"Wi you allow me TO ask why n0tf"
Mr. Sehe looked benoy0ently through his spectacles
AS lie replied TO the inquiry:
" As DO nOl propose Ia express any opinion on the
main question shall hardly give nay reasons for my
aCt0n IL ls damp out doors, Is II mOtP
4" Damp aud very warm"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
A Drop or SYMPATHY FOR MARBLE.

TIE NEw-YOEK Tribune publishes nearly
two I.acS of the Florida cipher dispatches ben were
sent from FlOrita by MaHtOu Marble, &. W. Hoo.ley
and John Coyle 1hrse dispatches are traLslLted by
TIN Tribune they disclose the astounding fact that
these confidential agents Of Mr. Tilrn eliayOred TO
ny up whole Retnrung Board Of Florida fog $780,,
600 and failing in tLai they offered $4,000 fOT one
vote TIE TRIBUNE is cruel enough 90 pre- lace these dis
ratches some Of them signed by Mr.. Marble himself.
win extracts from Nj. Marbles letter an The Elec.
fural Commission, Ia which ne denOuDccs the alleged
Republican frauds. Poor Mr.. Marble to De thus shown
up IN his brHZcu-gacrd hypocrisy. He tried 70 buy
electoral Florida and failed because Mr. Ilucn
lid not forward the money In time and tben be turns
around and charges the Republicans with fraud. 10 II
tho true Mr.. Marble, that traces OF money payment
lark Ia Ntafl,l
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
MUSIC.
THE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

THE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, ,
Tbe Brooklyn Philharmonic Society has
,t concluded an arrangement which ha7 Oeeh PnuinS
r ne thue 20 secure the services Theodore no'"r
- director Of the concerts Of the society i"r 'he
season dispatch was received from o'h''uh',' 90
a,aoyi,, the assent Of the directors OF the Cot
i.ce of Music TO the plan, and as Mr. Thomas hau a.
lv given conditional acceptance the matter Is no"
seitcd The orchestra viii be selected by IhVa'' al
he viii direct the last rehearsals as wei as the
the rt rehearsals being Btrusted to Mr. Dier'e"'
has long b. on his assistant. The Brooklyn society -
be congratulated on its enterprise ana S'O''e' "
sehcue and can safely predlcs lOr " P'''F
ana even a brilliant season.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
A RACE OF TRICKSTFRs EXPOSED.
Et.nnl lhe IEnu Nhln lRknl

One of the privileges possessed by the
Roman tribune the power OF bringing tRose nIGn In
pOstiOn, who had violated the rights Of the people,
either before the people themselves before dflcated
representatives OF the people, 10 answer for their o.
fcncrs TIE NEwloBK TRIBUNE, newspaper fOubueu
years b. Horace Greeley, wieids nIrnce among
the American people similar to that which belonged 70
tBe tribune uf Rome In the days OF her power ana gran
drur. The ClampOlIOn OF THE fRIDUNE, when he shan
have nuIsEcd bs abOrs, VIII reveal tO the people the
history Of OF trcksters whose exploits were con
temporary with tho Diehest civilization OF the nineteenth
centGry ard whore efforts had they succeeded. wong
nave been equality with the CONSPIRACY by Whc
Cataue sought To deprive kOne OF her rights, her ho
orr, and LsF IenoWa,