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Suing for an Alleged Gambling Debt.

Tho late John Morrisscy. some tlme before
h' death, Logan suit IN the Court OF Common Pleas
against James o. Bren and solomon Mchrbach President
q the Second Avenue Railroad Company. to recover
= 80 upon note for that dated Jan % 1878
mde 10y q Bfien and endorsed by Mehrbach % Rren
pu IN no defence but Mchrhach made answer that the
nw Was gwen 10 take mp check given by q Brien TO
Morrssy FOR money lost IN raunng and that Morriscy
knew ht the tuiurSmeut of the note without con.
slerauon motion hN Mr. Mornssry's executors Vim.
Iray.rs and Edward Murphy Tor arcytta 0f tic nc.
uun with themselves plaintiffs MAS GRANTED Nrstur r.
DAY by JndgN Josenh 2. nAlv ' wv
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schomlng that put HAYES in tho chair to which
no was not chosen: In dcnouncing partisan
Returning Bonrd methods; and in insisting
upon no departure from tho ways laid down in
tho Constitution for selecting q President
When the Republican party does this it will
better tia condition.
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WILLIAM ALMoN WHEELER has emerged
from obscurty long enough to say that he
thinks tho Republican party would be in better
condition If some Of its leaders would turn
their attention to party interests instead OF
standing at n distance and shaking their fists
at tho Administration. WILLIAM ALMoN
WHEELER Is IN tho wrong. Tho Republican
party's condition cannot be betered by any
recognition of llayesism. Its salvation lies in
taking the opposite tack in protesting hon
estly and mAnfully against tho corrupt bargain
Ing and false counting and upderhanded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
Shooting AT Illicit D,.t,lier..

Rapid pistol shots aroused the noighborhood
OF West Forty eighth street nnd Ninth yesterday
morning succeciodhy the sudden soplasc Of Mr John
fynn, who was evidently afraid Of being hurt whio run
hng away from Deputy Collector Marshall OF the Third
lht rum Revenue District ana his officers Flynn was
.h,-d ~ ne act u working an Illicit dlsuery at Az
uhl vi west Forty eighth street capable running i5
galons a day, Two other men nj work at the tine e.,
capped Inc sun was in active operation and four hig
mash tubs were filled Four aud half barrels of ths
MhlsktN was captured, The real estate Is owned BY
Commissioner Deuel. 80 WV w" "
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HI. Nnme MronrlvI.ch.

TO THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sn. Having
earned that my name has appeared IN the newspaper
reports OF recent political meetings in the lists of officers
Wsh TO say that such Use OF my name was not skr oi
mo- and was without my knowledge or consent Yours
Ntl! Truly, jaws & MuSsos
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electoral count, have mado tho regular
army standing mcnoncc TO tho FREQ lnsti-
tutions Of tho country. But there Is o
remedy: Abolish the nrnyl
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Keep It IN me house that it may he promptly admins
tered in al sudden attacks NJ Cholera Mlrhus Cramps
nhrrhWa, Collie, or any kindred Affections, ior which
~ laynes tnrmnauyc Basam is an en,ctual remedy.
Al this sason of the year every family Will ind in IL
uAeipl and necessary euIauye,-Ada
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sunk by "a Collision In the Sound.

BosToN, Aug. 27-The schooner c. u. Foster
cart Coomhs from New York for Rio Ianeiro. has put
into this port Tor repairs having run into and sunk on
saturday, at e3nP ", OIL old Seal Light Long Island
S'uiu. ny schooner Helen Mar from Boston for New
lorh, WIN carso q lime. The mate of the Helen Mar
Nsdfownod The Foster lost her cutNaier and foreop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
Another Poem by Mayor Ely,

To THE EpIToR or The SuN-Sir; I hog loove
to enclose you another poem from the prolific non of
Mayor ETY. clip It from an old magazine in my DOS,
session:
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II is n wcll-known trick II stage marks
mon 60 iake aim with tho aid Of a mirror. their
b0cks being turned 10 The mark Yesterday a
dry goods dealer. worn out Is ill-hoalth. took
this way out OF the world.
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The man who would demand tho pay
mont Of the nye-twcnty bonds in coin is an eX-
toriioner." This il IN extract from n speech
by Honest JonN SHERMAN. delivered at Mans
field. o.. in 1868. There are other political
acrobats in Ohio who can vault rs high and
turn a somorsault as clevorly IA Honest JoHN
Int there are none who can match the modest
air Of unconsciousncss that always accompa-
agility
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In my opinion tins is even finer poetry than The
Crooked Nose J. llENI MnWGAS - jefferson street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

Some Of the Canadian newspapers arc
mourning over the emigration Of Young and
entcrprsing Canadians to the United States
and discussing the causes Of the exodus.
Tho plain facts are that young and cntcrprls-
ing Canadians como hero because they can
make moro money hero than In Canada, and
tho opportunities for getting ahead in the
world arc in every respect better. Many
French Canadians have found employment In
the factories Of tho New England States and
they save money on such small wages Tint
some have called them the Chinese Of tho East
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

would have been exposed early, but he too
might be reclkOned out of danger. He has
read The TRrBUNE's collection of cipher dis
patches without any signs of its breaking ont
on him after that. he can stand anything.
Mr.. john Kelly and Mr.. Augustus Schell, and
the Tammany Democrats generally, we sup
pose, would be exempt from attack but
if Tammany Hall ever should begin to
break out with the "blush Of shame"
it would be time TO move away. Indeed,
when we think of it, it seems almost prOvi-
dental that the second days proceedings did
come IN to put stop To what must have
proved a fearful contagOn, by a result in
which the delegates could "justly take pride"
The thought of it makes one wonder what
would be the color Of many eminent leaders
whose shining frOntispicce5 are even now
beacon lights of progress. SIS it rum or
g "eIysipelasl ;" would be the delicate inquiry
of the sympathzing friend who should fall IN
with one of these cases. "Alas, neithrr,'
would be the melancholy answer; otis the
blush of shame caught at Syracuse"
But let us not longer dwell upon the
scarlet possibilities Of the dread cOntagion,
from which the Conventions second day de-
livered us. Let us rather unite with the sew
eral wings of the wings in deplOrlng the
"disgTaceful scenes" of the first day, and if
we cannot Justly take pride" III the result
of the second at least be thankful that
we have been delivered from phenomenon
winch would have startled the world, and
light have disturbed all the calculations of
astronomers. They did not blush after all.
'IuluOS 90 on - uSUal
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

allied with Kansas and other Western States,
in which the soft-money fever has been pc
culiarly intense The silver interest, it was
thought. it it affected at all the political rela-
tions of the people of Colorado, would prob
ably render them more disposed to favor the
party by which the great proportion of votes
in Congress for the ninety-cent dollar was cast
But producers who hayo much intel
ligcnce begin to reflect that there VIII
be no place either Tor gold or for
silver. if the lunatics who want fiat
money" and the rcpudiatOrs who want
to destroy the Nations credit by an over
Issue of its notes, are to have their way. so
the waves of the Greenback storm have
dashed against the Rocky Mountains, and the
recoil begins, and the Republicans of Kansas,
if they had been entirely judiciOus In their
platform, would now he in fine position to
Join the shout for honest money and public
faith, and to send it rolling eastward with
rcdoubed volume. Nebraska will do its part
if we may judge from manly declarations OF
the Republican Convention, and i'll Iowa the
attempt to cheat honest Greenback voters
and honest Democrats by tricky trade does
not seem likely to succeed. In Hi
nois and Indiana, the Republicans are
making a more vigorous and aggressive fight
than they have made for Years before.
In Ohio the Democrats are learning that ger
rymanders, like curses and young chickens,
are apt TO come home to roost. After a
shameless carving out of districts, designed
to give the Democrats an undue proportion OF
districts, they begin to discover that the peO-
pie resent that display of dishonest partisan
ship just as the people of Colorado resent the
ousting of Belford. 1t will not be strange if
the Republicans of Ohio carry majority of
the districts. and they have learned long ago
that they are not in the least degree less
likely to succeed because positive assurance
that they are to be beaten is given by Mr.
John G.. Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
5nGet IL Aonernsemenls

ANUsENFNTs-l1h PQOc-5th upe 6th columns,
BANkRUTT N0rIgE!--i0H iaQe-jG CCiUnn.
BOARD AND ROONIS-llH fdee-4th aud Sth columns.
BUs3SI.ss CHANCt>-Idth f0ge-G b column.
BUSINESS NOfICIS-6A IN c-lst colun'p
Country BuARD-llb f4Gc-3th column
DANCING ACApEMIE--liN ldCc-2d column.
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-lOtb F0Ct-2d and 81 c0lumGs'
DRY COODS-llH fGGe- 9th coUmu
ENCTK> IcNS-llb fGqe-GtG columu.
EUROFEAN AOYE.IIS LNENT--lOO PGgt-Sd column
EUgNIIURE-llN Idgc-Otb Coiumu.
FINANCIN-10h faQr-lst tud "a columns,
CRATES AND fESDERS-llM tUgt-2d cOumn
HEATEES-ll UtidGC-2d cpuUul
HELP MANTFb-St PO0c-Jtn column
ICE CREAd-lOih Ydge-30 column.
INstRUCIIoN-Sh P0Ge-iih, 5tn and Gth columns !;
11M PGfC-lss ana "a columns.
LAW SCHOULS--llM ldge-1d COinmn.
LECTURI.S AND MEATNGS-1lt6. IGGo-6th column.
LOST AND tOUND--5H PG0c-6'h column.
MARBLE AND SLATR MANTELS-llh TAGGED column
MAKRIAoES AND DEArIs-1tf Fagc-6tu column
MIsCELIANFOUs-1lh PGge-2d column l2h PdGe-
9Th aud oh columns.
MUSICAL iNsfRU AENTs-l1h PtGe-6th column.
NEW PUBLIC ATIONs-ShP Pa0s-}d and 4th columns.
PRoPOSALS-ll n f'd0c-5th column.
REAL EsTATE FOR SALE-tIrT-llt PGGc-'th column;
REOOKLlN--l1h Pdgc-6th CClumn COUNTRY-llh
fdge-6th umu; AUCTION SALNS-llm IdGe-Oth
column; TD ENCdANGE-1lH Idpc-5tu column
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-I1h IU0t-1st ana 2d columns
SPECIAL NOTICEs-7n Pace otr column
SITUATIONS NANTEp-MALks-5h Pd9e-0th column {;
FEMALks 5h id0e-5ih 90 ur-r. ,
sTKASBOATs AND RALRoADs-10th Pdge-4th and 9th
columns
eTRANEEs OCvAN-1Oh PGos-4tb column.
THE TURF-1lh Page 18th column.
1EACHERSl0-h PdGe-2d column.
BBOOKLYN-1Oh Pdge--6th column CoUNrRY-lOh
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WINES AND LIQUORs-1lth PGoe-Jth column
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
TIE NEWS rms MORNING.

FoRFIGN.-The deficit in the City of Glasgow
Bank is estimated at S2OOO0,O0O. - The Sultan
intends TO ask the Afghan Ameer to receive the
English Mission. - England proposes TO suppress
piracy in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Volo. ==
There is much public excitement in Florence be-
cause a revolutonist has been killed in
duel. == The negroes are burning estates
in Santa Cruz and have destroyed a town.
60 The Albaniaus at Podgoritza have murdered
Saad Detden PachI, with lj6 officers and men,
DoMEsTC.-The Cheyenncs are supposed to be
making for the Red Cloud Agency; several
detachments of trOcps are In close pursuit. 60
The Democrats of Ohio are importing voters
from Kentucky and West Virginia, but the Repub-
Gcans keeping close watch upon them. ==
The Australians at Philadelphia only made
80 at cricket yesterday, which is 49 less
than the score OF the Phlladelphans. 60
Bishop, the NOrw .ch wife pOsOner has made com
plete confession of guilt. = General Hughes
spoke in defence of Billings al the murder trial at
Balls. .on N Y. yesterday; he will speak again to-
day.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Surrogate decided
yesterday to admit the Spritualistc evidence in
the Vanderbilt suit. -- Argument was closed
on the motion in the Stewart partition suit.
- Anti-Tammany Democrats took steps for q
combination - There another split in the
GTeenback party in this city. 60 Maple
sons Opera Company arrived from England.
60 Suspicion was aroused that Mrs Alexander
of Bridgeport had some connection with the
Silver Lake tragedy GO Gold, 1O07lG, 1909,
1OOl2. Gold value of the lega-tender dollar
at the close. 9961o cents. Stocks active opening
weak and lower, but recovering and closing buoy
ant.
THE WEATHER.-TRIBuNE local observations
indicate clear weather. with very little change in
temperature. Thermometer yesterday, 65o. 7so.
eco
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

If a failure like that of the City of Glasgow Bank
had occurred in the United States there would have
been numerous articles IN the London newspapers
upon the delusye nature OF American credit and the
doubtful character of American securities. lt would
have been intimatcd # not asserted that nation
we were thoroughly dishonest, aud the world
would have been warned against buying OF
Ms or selling to us. against taking our prOmIssOry
notes or purchasing our bonds. No bankruptcy.
however, of a single financial corporation has ever
occurred in the United States of such gigantic and
desperate proportions those OF the Glasgow stop
page An institution with one hundred and thirty
three branches cannot 20 10 wreck without wide
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

to elucdate the transactions to which IL re-
fers and the kilograms relating to the other
States will follow IN due course. Inc
whole number of the dispatches in our pos
session is nearly 400 and, n we except the
Oregon series, with which the public is al
ready sufficiently familiar only an nsIgnlil-
cant proportion of this great mass of docu-
ments has ever seen the light in any shape.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
THE CIPHERS.

The work upon which THE TRIBUNE has
been for some time engaged in connection with
the translation of the cipher dispatches is now
practically complete, and We are able to fix
a date for the publication of the results. The
mass of the captured correspondence is so
great and the su Jstance of it is so interesting
that the issue must run through several num-
bers of the paper. We intend to show not
only what the cipher dispatches mean, but
how they were made who wrote them, who
received them, and how we discovered the
INTERPRETATION of them. We shall print the
dispatches themselves, as well as the tra4lsla-
tions; and we shall also give the keys, so that
anybody can test the accuracy of the version
who has the time and taste for that exercise.
On Monday. accordingly, we purpose pre-
senting a full explanation of the systems of
crypt0graphy QOr there were seyeraD EN-
ployed ia the secret Uelegraphic correspond
ence between the Democratic managers in
New-York and their confidential agents in
the disputed Southern States, together with
the keys Hy which these puzzles are solved,
and an account of the manner In which the
long sought solution has been reached. This
will be promptly succeeded by the Florida
correspondence and its translation. accompa-
MED by such narrative as may be necessary
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

was brilliant one. His nomination is equiv
alent to an election.-By n curious mistake in
Buffalo, Sherman S. Rogers was represented
yesterday as the Republican candidate for
Congress from the Erie District, instead OF
Sherman s. Jewett. Mr.. Jewett has since,
however. declined
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
amusemsnts ano MscnnaO 90 Night.

BoorE's THEArRE-l:SO and 81 Heury WILL A..
BROADWAY IBEATRE-2 and 5 4: "A woman ol tue
kIF1R AvFNrR THEAIRE-2 ard : (: Camille
FApk IusATEE-2 and 8; bouQaetS ana boii"-
shells" "a
sI~ Francisco MINSTRkIS OryRA HOUSE. and g.
ONION SQUAEE rHEAIRE-l:3O and 5; Mother ana
Som" 49,,
AMFRfCAN INSTITUTE Exhibition.
CoUP's EQUEsCUkEICULUM.
NTV -fOi,H Apt AEICM--DsY arr Evening
SrtINwA Az uALL-Matn6.. Marie R6ze.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

There are probably in this and the other
Eastern cities, several thousand Ohio voters.
We urge every one of them to return between
now and Tuesday next to his accustomed
place of residence. The election next Tues
day in Ohio is doubly important. since on 1t
depends not only tho representation of
Ohio in the next House, but the pos
sible vote of closely contested States
which do not hold their elections till Novem-
Der. Ohio has to vote for herself, and to give
the watchword to the country. Three-fOurths
of all the voters likely to be absent on busi-
ness or pleasure from the State may be
counted as Republicans. Republican duty to-
day is to go home.
To the "plain people," as Mr.. Lincoln used
TO say, il seems quite enough 10 find Manton
Marble. John +. Coyle and c. w. WOOlley at
work together, and getting directions in secret
cipher from No. Is Gramercy Park. If that
were all-but it isn't.
Tennessee sees South Carolina, and goes one
better. When the revenue officers ventured to
defend themselves in the latter State and
happened TO shoot one of their assail
ants, South Carolina clustered and swOre
that they must be hanged with State rope,
but finally surrendered them to the Federal
courts. Tenn 1ssee doesn't wait for the slow
process of the law, but shoots at her Offend
ing revenue officer from All ambuSh-and hits
the wrong man.
Among the Republican nominations for Con-
eress in this State that deserve commeDda-
tion is that of General John Hammond, In
the Clinton, Essex and Warren District. Cen
eral Hammond's record as a cavalry officer
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

The turbulent elements still at work i'll
Turkey received terrible illustration in the
slaughter of Saad Detden Pacha with
1916 officers and men, at Podgoritza, be-
cause he announced that he was about
to surrender that blood-staincd town
to the Montenegrins, in accordance with
the Treaty of Berlin. This savage deed was
no doubt instigated by that Albanian League
of fierce MahOmctans, which has established
a provisional government, and openly defes
tie authority of the Sultan. 1t will now be
the turn of Montenegro to interpose, so that
gradually the adjustment at Berlin may prove
to be no settlement at all.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

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Ensincss Aonres.
FnR TIE CAMPAIGN.


THE WFEKLY TRIBUNE Srge sixteen page paper, wIlch,
besides containing all the T. complete agricultural ana
family Journal VIII be from uGul Chrstms to any
address pos paid TWENTY Ch or IN bundles ol NOT
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

On Tuesday, elections will take place in tour
States-Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, aud West VT-
ginia-and in all the result will be of great
interest, as illustrating the strength III
diff rent regions Of the new force in politics.
On another page are given the tickets
OF the various parties, with brief ac-
counts of their platforms; and to this
is added a list of candidates for offices
in this city. whose names are now IN the
vague and Vastly stage of beng men
Z" tioned"-a list which is sufficient proof
in itself that this country is governed too
much.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

Ex-Secretary McCulloch in letter given on
another page, cOrrects the persistent misstatc-
ments of the initiation orators, and newspapers
respecting the 1910 notes, issued about the close
of the war, which, they falsely assert, were
issued as money Clear as his exposition of
this point is, however, it serves merely as a
text for an able discussion of the
delusiOn that the monetary troubles from which
the country is still suffering are the result of
the policy of contraction. Mr.. McCullOcb un-
dertakes to prove the exact reverse of this,
and to show that "there have been no finan-
"cial disasters in the United States which
"were not mainly, if not exclusively, the re-
"sult of redundant currency, and the
unhealthy enlargement of credits the natural
consequence thereof" Well-meaning persons
who have been misled by the outcry against con-
traction should read Mr.. McCulloch's letter,
and note two pOints-first, that. in the opinion
of all classes of men, the era which preceded
the panic furnished the causes of most of our
woes; second, that contraction could not have
been one OF these, because it came after the
panic.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

The Democratic party in this State Is doti-'
ing its Reform costume with a good deal OF
prOmptness, nov that the past seems to be
PLAYED out The paint and powder are com
ing off. and we are beginning to see
the same old Democratic visage under
meath that used to thrust itself into
public view without any such disguise.
An Albany letter, printed on another page
throws some light on the secret movements OF
the modern Albany Regency, of which Mr..
Tilden is the ruling power and gives some
interesting gossip as to the real meaning of
the bolt that was not a bolt, recently made at
Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

Old politicians will probably feel clrefully
this morning to see whether their heads are
s.in on their shoulders, when they find Hugh
Hastings attacking Thurlow Weeds history
as inaccurate, and denOuncing his politi-
cal suggestions as mischievous and wicked.
The average congregation could not De
more astonished if the deacon were To
begin "talbing back" to the minister. But
Mr. Hastings makes strong and interesting
letter, and on the special point which pro-
vokcs it he undoubtedly has the sympathy OF
most Republicans i'll the State.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

There is strong reason to apprehend that
Santa Cruz has suffered all the horrors of a
negro nSurrectiOn. The smallnesS of the
island, its remOteness from large settlements,
the paucty of the Danish garrison, and
the sense of security which the white
settlers enjoyed, must have combined
to give the destrOyeTs full scope for
their fendish work. Our Government has
acted with becoming promptitude, but it is
probable that the British and French vessels
have already visited the scene Of slaughter.
The suddenness Of this outbreak must cause
concern for other colonies, and would warrant
a greater degree of naval vigilance on our
part in West Indian waters.
The affairs of the City Of Glasgow Bank do
not improve on examination. Ii is found that
the deficit is $2O,OOO,OOO, but as all such
properties shrink during liquidation, the loss
which the stockholders will have to make
good may be much greater. Three In
dian houses have been brought down
bv the cash. The bank kept them
afoat for self-preservatiOn, but discovered to
its cost that the present condition of the East
Indian trade is fatal to such dangerous ex-
periments. No signs of serious alarm are
manifested in London, but the failure must
make people inquire if other great corpora
tions in the Indian trade are not sailing un-
der false cOlOrs.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-05

Several respectable Democrats in coparceny oyera
copy Of The TRIBUNE:
1st II. D." These dispatches look ugly"
I'd Il. D." Blank the fellows: am afraid they
really have sorlc of our secret dispatches
81 h. D." But then it Is utterly impossible to
read them, You know"
All (joyfully)-"O yes! impossible. That is for
tunate!p