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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
BrSINEss EMBARRAsSMEYrS.

VIM. BrlnckerhOII q Co, JObbcrs I'm haI3 at
No. Az broadway have begun composition proceedings
I'm bankntcy They offer To settle at % cents % cents
cash and the remainder in notes at nine and twelve
months. The liabilities amount To- ~jO,5Ol.
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors were filed
Yesterday by Charles H. Morris 90 GEORGE W. Blake, and
hy Max Metzgcr. Henry Mctzgcr and Henry Eacr on
Mctzger 4 son, No. 17si2 Watcr-St) TO David Levy
The schedules of John II. Hor-fa, furniture dealer.
of No. East Eighteenth st. were died yesterday, stat
ng his iabc, al Sis,sli 80 and his assets at vi.
$50 % His principal creditors are John ". Hc.sc. his
assgnec. money loaned, slO.3G9 81 \. T.. Bnggs,
SIO.9S2 II, and " &. Ferris. advances. SIl,9s6.
The schedules of william ". Niles and edward c. Jen-
kins William VI. Giles a Go. druggists. M. 4jI sixth
ayc1 show Liabilities Of sJO936 O6 and assets 81 $50
Among their creditor, T.. j. Dunnng IT, $l3.i73 10;
Geo l.. Rowoll * Co., SS,i97 10, II. X 1hurber ST.
13S 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
URGING ECONOMY IN EDUCATION.

A report, which WAS submltted recently 10
the Society OF Municipal Reform by commttee on thc
public school system, favored the abolition Of The College
of the CITY of NewYork the Nautical school AID tAc
Normal College, Oh the ground OF public econ
oiny The report urged that the city shOu| Fl
not be required Il furnish pupils with collie
atate education, and That n the Normal school
was be continued 1t should be maintained by taxins
citizens OF the state at large. The report claims that
the Nautical school Is "duOhcr expansion Of the pubic
school system, wholly foreign to the rue idea OF piouc
public instruction. aud not warrant by the Legitimate
powers and obligations Of the Stale" ana that 1t l. moi
the duty OF tue city 10 tram boys In any particular
branch.
The report referred TO the Executive Committee.
and VIII probably be discussed at the next meeting Of
flIA SnulN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
HARMONY IN TIE SIXTH DISTRICT
A division has existed i'm the With Assembl,

District Republican Association for several weeks
faction claiming have elected John Simpson president
Of the association, and the other faction supporting
claims OF the rival candidate John Knight meeting
the association at Clinton Garden last month ended IN
great disorder Two calls for meeting uf the assuoia
lion lnst evening az Clinton Garden issued,
signed by Simpson, and the other by Knight.
Ths followers Of the latter did not attend,
however, account % recent decision Of
the Republican Central Committee IN favor
Of Mr. simpson. Mr.. simpson said that the decision OF
the Central Committee had settled a disputes among
Republicans III the district
rvcral speeches made by members against the
Silver BIZ being considered In Congress. and u
ittee was instructed draw up resolutions the sub
ipct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
BEFORE TWO JUDGES.
THE JEwETr PERJURY PROCEEDINGS.

THE JEWETr PERJURY PROCEEDINGS.
TAKING TESTIMONY IN THE POLICE CoURi-"RIIs
OF HABEAs CORPUS AND CERTIoRAn ISSUED BY
JUDGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on THE RIGHT
TO WAIVE EXAMINATION.
The examination Of Receiver Jewett before JUS
tce Morgan. Oh charges of perjury, was begun yes
teI,,ay and some testimony was taken. The pro-
ccrdngs were interrupted by wrts Of labeas corpus
md of ccrtiorari, granted by Judge DonOhue. The
-igt of prisoner to waive examination was argned
L., counsel on both sides. Judge Donohuc reserved
his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
THE FLAHERTY CHARGES.

George Swift, son of Contractor Francis
Swift, testified yesterday, before the Brooklyn Alder
mems Committee which is In yestigating the charges
against Commissioner Flaherty mat Mr. Fahcrty said
TO him that Mr.. swift must make his bargain with Pat
rick Hayes lie NLihciy) was Swft's friend, but t
necessary that another vote should be obtained the
Joint Board.
Andrew j. " hc was handed the paper containing an
agreement between the witness ana Patrick Hayes lie
said he had engaged Hayes To take OF his interests
in Brooklyn aud agreed to pay him the gnaed
in that paper.
Thc (,nun,r n adj n Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
A TROUBLESOME TENANT.

Catharine Mcleod has sued Julius Griebe
for alleged false imprisonment. and the yea
terday before Judge Donohue. motion to vacate the
order OF arrest against the defendant She
of Mr. Grebes and began proceedings 10 evict her
She says she was necessary witness and 10 prevent her
tcstifying Mr. Grebcl had her arrested He denies her
story, and says she nsulted his other tenants threw
dirty water on his son, and otherwise made trouble.
Judge Donohue reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

dragged every day from his business, and forced TO s
in pory TO be pel:ed with all the evidence lna' cou
be dragged up day by day ,,,, -
Judge Donoue reserved his decision until TINS morn
ing saying lie would give 1t early or arrange upon soc
Fullerton In the uicks-LOrd ease. Judge Fullerton
laughed, AMI said the Lord case would not interfere
with early decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Committee adjourned until Friday.
DENIAL OF A wALL-sTREET RUMO

A rlimOr was circulated on Wal-st. yester-
day that mad been overssue OF the stock
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company. Mr.. L.
Sykes viccpresdent OF the company caused the fol
lowing notice 10 be issued:
There is not particle Of truth In the report OF any
extra issue or Oycrssue rregularity Of any kind
the stocks and bonds Of this company. All Is wicked
baseless fabrication and the parties who circulated these
filsehoOds doing Infamous work. Give their
names proof and will test the question at law
bpfnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
A POLICEMAN BEATEN BY RurFrAys.

Officer Henry f. Cornish, of the Twenty.
eighth Precinct, while attempting to arrest George
Bradley moulder OF No. l,IGs second-ave, last night,
ior disOrdCry conduct. set upon by BTadleys
friends, at Sixty-1rst-st. and secoDd-aye. His
club was taken away and he severely beaten.
platoon OF officers Immediately sent 10 CoTnisRs
BY the time these officers arrived the crowd
numbered over hundred, but the officers were only
ABLE To secure two OF officer COrnish's assailants ono
being Bradley The other gave his name as Edward ".
RhiHd car driver. OF No. 1907 Third-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
THE CONEY ISLAND DISASTER.

The bodies of five of the seven victims of
the storm which visited Conoy Island last Thursday
night buried Tuesday the Cemetery OF the Holy
Cross AT Fatbush. Father Calvin conducted the SER
The inqucsts were held ut McMahon's Hotek at
SHeepshead Bay, separate jures being mpanelled In
each Verdicts OF accidental drowning re-
Iurnnh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
A QUICK AUSTRALIAN MAIL.

a large Australian mail, which left Sydney
January Auckland January =, and san Francisco Jan
uary 80 arrived this city at early hour yesterday
morning. Directions given to make all possible
haste IN the overland transit and upon the arrival OF the
mail here Anthony Woman, superintendent Of the Post
Office, ready with large force OF 10 receive IT,,
aud In short time II transferred 10 the steamship
Abyssina. which saiedior Europe during the morning.
Through this prompt dispatch IL Is expected that this
mail will London four days In advance OF schedule
ftmn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
TIE ROUMANIAN POLICY.

LONDON Thursday, Feb Z, 1873
A Bucharest dispatch to Reuters Tele.
gram Company says: The Roumanians did
not stop hostilities around Rustchuk and widdin
until Monday afternoon. They vigorously bombarded
Widdn Sunday and Monday and the position OF the
garrison considered desperate.
lFor other FOREIGN Necs First paCs.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
THE ROOSEVELT STREET FERRY FRANCHISE.

were Dock Commissioners yesterday in rela
ton the wharf property occupied by the ferry, the
lease OF which expires IN November. The Dock Commits
soners proposed increase the rental from $1,000
$4,000, which the company refused TO pay. The COM
nauy claims that under the lease granted by the Com
nis,oners OF the Sinking Fund has the privilege Of
renewal oblige the city to purchase the improve
mens boats aud other property OF the company
Corporation Counsel Whitney advised a compromise, on
the ground that the Sinking Fund Commissioners ex-
,dei fhpir authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
THE RUSSIANS STILL ADVANCING.


The Daily Telegraph says According to the latest
information from Constantinopc. the Russian forces
despite the completion of the premnares for peace
are hastily pushing on to Gaipoli and are menacine
COnstantnople These circumstances, serious and
menacing in the extreme Will have to be considered
by the Ministers in Cabinet Council to-day. The
issue of their deliberations will. IN all proba.
bilIty, be this evening communicated to Parlia.
meut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
RESULT OF A LAWYERS OBSTINACY.
Judge Gilbert, in BROOKLYN, Yesterday, ON Ii

application of Henry Parsons. granted suit OF attach
ment AGAINST H. Il. WhItbeck, member Of the Kings
Couuty Bar, for contempt Of Court. Mr.. Whtbeck col
lcctcd the money Judgment of 81. 200, which Mrs
Tchner, his client DOT aimed against her son. but re-
fused to pay IL Mrs. TIckncr began suit 10 re-
cover tue money and Mr. Whltbeck put IN a counter
claim of 5000 services This amount was declared
rxorbtant. and the referee, Alderman Burnett named
$3.50 "a "a sufficient sum. Mr. Whbeck was then or
ered To pay he remaining $3.50 To the plaintiff but
fused Judge Gilbert directed that Mr.. Whit
beck be arrested and lodged III Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
RECONSTRUCTION OF RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES
CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-Presidents, general man

ayers freight agents representing about twenty Of
the principal trunk lines of the country met here to-day
and will meet again 70 far they have only
appointed special committee OF fifteen 10 confer with
Fink and Guilford the pool commissioners. and with
them to examine all the special contracts which roads
here represented have made with view OF arriving at
fasis for restoration OF the old tariff the establish
meDt Of new one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
THE METROPOLIS WRECK.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Gone of the sur
vivors OF the metropolis he line. by the
Life Saving the vessel before she was wreck
by of the mortar deliberately cut with knife by
mau who was afterward drowned. This evidently
done prevent else from trying 10 get ashore
tho line before himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
ATTEMPTING TO SHOOT HIS WIFE

George Green, man Of bad reputation, who
deserted his wife about six years ago, visited her
Coney Island Monday, and demanded some money.
She refused to give TO him. whereupon Green seized
run and fred at her. The gun loaded with powder
only but Mrs. Green badly burned about the face
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

SOCIAL AMENITIEs.-1st Ornament to Polite
society-say, old man, what kind of q girl Is Miss
Wadeigh I'd o. =. Sob, she's well enough. 1st
O. r. :. lmeaningy). All. always " let well enough
alone w--l Harvard Lampoop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
TIE VIRGINIA DEET.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 6.-The Senate at
midnight ordered to be engrossed a bill TO pay per
cent interest the public debt The bill will be passed
tomorrow, and retains the coupon feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
A clergyman was preparing

Sunday stopping occasionally TO review what he had
written and to that which he disposed TO dis
approve when he was accOsted by his little son !:
Father, does God tell you what to preach {" Ger
tainly, my child" " Then what makes you scratch
IL Outr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
THE BANK OF COMMERCE CLAIM.

At the National Bank of Commerce, it was
stated yesterday that the claim OF the bank against the
National Bank OF the State OF Missouri did exceed
100000 instead Of 100000 as stated In yesterday
dispatches from 81. Louis The mistake, II thought,
might have grown out of the which the claim
was presented IN court by counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

PROTEST OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Chamber of Commerce, at its meeting
to-day. will again consider the Bland Silver Bill and
remembrance against its passage by Congress will be
submitted for adoption by the Chamber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SERVER PAsHA DENOUYcEs ENGLAN

LOSDON, q 1873.
The correspondent of The Daily Nous at Adrian.
ople relates an interview with Server Pasha, now
Minister of Foreign Affairs. who declared that Turkey
had been misled, and encouraged TO fight on BY the
promise of English support. He particularly accused
Lord Beaconsfcld and Mr. Layard Of encouraging
this belief, and said he had documents which h
would publish. He declared that he had now be.
Server Pasha's colleagues at Adnanople confined
his statements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Announcements.

Weak lungs are cruelty racked by persis-
cough which Dr. JAMES EXPECToRANr may be relied
o IL also bOn asthma aud bronchitis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

Astor House-ArchbishOp John j. Williams, OF
Boston, and Naval Constructor Edward Hartt ~ 3
issy iousc-Generai NJ C0rse, OF Chcago senator
George ines of Rochester, and General - r. Maivn Vi
Albany. run Aeenue Hotel
Jcmes ". Tyner, and the Hon. Robert II Fruy d. OF
Albany Hoffman House-Chef Engineer H. b. Nones, u
= NJ; William McMichae, Of philadelphia and N " sperry
New Hayen. 81. Nicholas H9s-Judge T. w B pty
OF Washington. Houss-Coone George W. Pattep
u s. A. Metropolitan Hote--Ex- Con gresham o. b. Mat
eson OF tica Harvey Eastman, Of Poughk
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INv.UrDs AND CONsrMPTIyrs

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for rupture Is light easy and durable 746 Broadway.
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Ii. T. UfMROLD's BUCnr.

Should once PLLIPss "PALATABLE" COD LIVER or
in combination with PHOsPHo UIRIINR sold by all drug
gists. Depot, NO. Plattst.
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for the kidneys, bladder and Ereth1 Be-
ware spurious limitations. None unless HEsKr
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original wrapper. All druggists Depot "a BareaySL
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A TERRIBLE AWAKENING.

John B. Cough tells the following:
"A minister of the gospel told me one
of the most thrilling incidents I ever
heard in my life. A member Of his
congregation came home for the first
time in his life intoxicated, and his
boy met him on the doorstep clapping
his hands and exclaiming: Papa has
come homep He seized the boy by
the shoulder, swung him around, stag
gered and fell in the hail. That min
lister said to me: L spent the night
in that house | went out, barred my
brow, that the night air might fall
upon it and cool it; | walked up and
down the hill. There was his child.
deadi there was his wife in strong
convulsions, and he asleep A man
about thirty years of age asleep, with
a dead child in the house having a
blue mark upon the temple where the
corner of tie marble steps came in
contact with the head as he swung
him round, and wife upon the brink
of the grave! Mr. Cough said my
friend, curse the drink. He told me
| should remain until he awoke, and
| did When he awoke he passed his
hand over his face and exclaimed,
What is the matter? Where is my
boy" You cannot see him. Stand
out Of my way | will see my boy
To prevent confusion took him to the
child'S bed, and as | turned down the
sheet and showed him the corpse he
gave a wild shrek, Ah, my childr That
said further to me: 'One year
after that he was brought from a lu-
matte asylum to lie side by side with
his wife in one grave, and attended
his funeral.m
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

The Indian believes that the thun-
der is a huge bird, with green back
and gray breast, and that the tapping
of his wings causes thunder (some
faint resemblance to the NEUROLOGICAL
birds of Jove, wko carried the thun-
der in his claws). They imagine that
the heavens are supported by four
large poles resembling large trees;
that the big bird lives in the west,
and is only heard viii flying east.
This is easily accounted for by the
fact of their storms almost invariably
coming from the west. They have a
superstitious fear of the aurora borea-
lis, which they call the medicine
fire" They believe that it has the
power of rendering them gool shots
Can idea arising, | imagine, from the
manner in which the rays of light of
an aurora dart about in the heavens)
and consequently worship it. Of me-
teors and falling stars they have
great dread; they believe they are
sent 10y the great warriors who are in
the happy hunting grounds" to warn
them OF danger Sullivan's rambles
in America.
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stone; is still haunted by parents and
pl ogenitors. The creeds into which
we were initiated in childhood and
youth no longer hold their old place
in the minds of thoughtful men, but
they are not nothing to US, and we
hate to have them treated with con-
tempt. There is so much that we do
not know, that we give to these sug-
gestions the benefit Of the doubt.
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INYARIABLY I'M ApVANy

q. in Bi,s Gulug Adjoining Aaseaic Hall, Wall Street
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Strange Rumors About the Duke Of Edinburgh

Strange Rumors About the Duke of Edinburgh,
1t is alleged, and is now prettyscon-
fidentially believed, because there has
been no denial, that he has been gull
ty Of misconduct, which, if he had
been a common sailor, would have
been sent to the yard arm, or, if any
rank below that OF Prince OF the
blood, would have subjected him to
ignominious cashiering by court
martial, il he We've not put on his tri-
al for high treason. The distinct
charge is that, having received as a
guest on board his ship one of the
Princes of Battenberg, an officer in
the Russian service, he so far forgot,
not only the dictates of common sense,
but his obligation as British officer,
as to reveal to him the details Of the
English torpedo system. The story
seems almost incredible, bnt it is to
be feared is too true. Probably he
had been indulging too freely, and
was scarcely conscious of what he
was doing, but the event shows how
absurd it is to make ornamental Cap
tains and Admirals of the Princes of
the blood, who cannot be, and are not
expected to be, practical and profes-
sional officers. OF course the matter
will be hushed up, but the public will
be very much surprised, aud certain
" have good reasons to complaia if
His Royal Highncss is ever intrusted
with another command.
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The Oregon Steam Navigation Viper.

Like great serpent the O. S. n.
Company drags its weary length up
and down the Columbia and Snake
rivers, winding its coils around the
growing industries of this young aud
thrifty country. It aims its deadly
fangs at each and all who dare to op-
pose its most heartless and damnable
rules and schemes. Plant upas tree
in beautiful garden of flowers and
shrubbery and the evergreens and
flowers will soon wither and die. The
O. S. n. Co. is becoming a upas tree
in Eastern Washington, one OF the
greatest gardens of.,he Vest Day
ton wv. T. Chronicle.