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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
AyEARS WORK ON STREETS AND AVENUES
WHAT WAS DONE AND SPENT IN 1877 BY The DE-
PspTNfrNT OF pIrBIIC WORKS

PARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Allan Campbell, the Commissioner of Public
Works made his quarterly statement to the Mayor
for the quarter Of 1877 ana in il up his opera
tons the whole year. His expenditures have been
On account OF appropriations, $1616.O35 "a; ae-
count assessments S735 $50 70 account of funded
debt S737597 20; total ,763 80 He compares this
amount with the expenditures Of his department in pre-
vious years. showing steady decrease from 1871 when
the total reached 49, while the duties OF the
department have been increased in various ways
by legislative consolidation. He calls attention
to the water supply, stating that last year
il was necessary to draw from lakes and other
storage reservoirs, 4344 100000 gallons The new
storage reservoir is far completed ss 10 be
ready 10 receive water aud the danger OF drousnt
feared last year. is obviated. The department
is prepared 10 contract for another storage
reservoir, if deemed necessary, the preliminary
during the mast wear 2lO feet 975 tous) Of
pipe, varying from fOrty-eight-inch TO stxnch
pipe larger amount than in any year SINCE 1873 Inc
length of CrotOn pipe in the city Is 44OtlOO miles
He states at length what has been done to suppress
waste OF water by the OF watermetes and by better
inspection OF plumbing work
There 1852 square yards OF new pavement put
down. and 1873 square yards requirement. put down
repairs, the most Of the appropriation for repairs
being applied TO repaving important thoroughfares IN
the lower part of the city. He mentions. among other
Outet-sewer at the
continuation of the Outlet-sewer in West Nnetysxst
and the extention OF the Janesp outetsewer TO the
end OF the pier There were 29So4 lhea Ieet oil eMers
built in the year. The built are 362'IOO
duced from S165,224 6s 1878, to S32 800. The num-
Der Of stfectamps Is now 209l7 larger number IMAM
any previous year, while the expenditure for Them
$685. $40 2l less than for any since 1s70 and
he anticipates further reduction this year. He calls
attention % the work done in removing membranes
venting unlicensed carts from occupying and obsiruct
ing the streets He has collected and paid 10 the
city from Crotonwater rents aud other sources Sl12o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
II Catharinn McIntirc
COrRT OLE APPEAI.S.

ALBANY, Feb I'm the COurt Of Appeals to-
day The following cases disposed Of no. 5GBOoh agt
Boston etc, r. r. COAIgunent resumed and concluded
2-S-MnwfV ~auborn.-ATgucd by samuel Hand for
appellant; L. II. Norhup Tor respondent No. S7lhe Troy
LsnsingburR H. AIT. kane.-Argued by Fsek CoMcn
for apr ent r. ~ palmentcr Tor respondent NO 9SF1Is
n. H. Company argued by "A. a. FOX Tor
appellant Chauncey shacT for respondent THE resOli
tors adopted by O Sew YORK. In relation the eath
of JUDGE johnson presented 10y benjamin f. siman
David Dudley Field. ard ordered to be placed upon
the minutes. - 49,.
Day calendar Friday follows Nos 90, 100. 49, 49,
IlS. rs. ) and a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
FORGED LETTERS OF CREDIT.
c,,,,nd I Otto lao. aucd the Rank of RritisI

North America for $4,000 for services as detective
He saws In 1875 he became an independent detective
and learned that extensive gang OF forgers had got
eircular letter Of credit from the defendant and had
made number of forgeries from H. all Of which were Ia
be presented given day az various points. lie say
that from his warming the bank enabled 10 arrest
men Offering forged circulars az Montreal, quebec, 81
Adams, 81. John, Milwaukee, indianapolis, and Macon
Ga lie saws lie was promised by the agents u liberal
compcnaatIou. The defendant says he never was en-
ployed or promised any thing by It's agents
The case Is trial before Judge Lawrence. Townsend
a Weed appear Tor the plaintiff; john H. ili for the de-
.udauT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
A COUPON STAMP FOR CIGARS.

Ii is reported that there are IN the city, at
present, representatives OF the Government, VINO are
making inquiries to the pIopriety OF introducing
new cigar coupon stamp. By tins plan coupon VIII De
attachcd To each cl4sr be- detached by the dealer
when the cigar Is sold This project was brought up
about three years ago, and was oppDscu ny me cgaf
naRtng stamps IN cigars without injurng them and OF
the great Inconvenience 1t would cause 10 the mahuac
Themselves,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
a LIBEL SUIT SETTLED.

The suit of George j. Hope, president OF
the Continental Fire Insurance Company, In tho supreme
Court of Kings County 10 $4,000 from stephen
English for alleged libel, concluded yesterday. Ex
District Attorney Winslow, counsel for the plaintiff
read statement IN which the defendant rotracted the
charges made In alleged libellous publications, ana
stated that tine Continental Company had been wen
maiage,l ana that there any personal
mpuiaOn against Mr.. Hope either individually or as
prcglent Of the company Judge Pratt congratulated
NJ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
NOMINATIONS,
WASHINGTON, Feb. THE President sent
he scnatc tndax:

the following nominations 20 the Senate to-day:
indian AGent-Chares A. Rufee. OF Minnesota Chippewa
Agency Minnesota; john Dong ass OF New oik SaHk
ION Agency Dakota Samuel Ely, OF Pennsylyania raw
nee Agency Indian Territory Phieman Il. HINT Of Ken
lucky Kiowa and COmmanche Agency indian Territory
EngineeTs IN ne Ndoy-The following mldshipnrn; YORK
NOEL, OF Pennsylvania A. O. H0dgs0n 81 Georgia; W. u.
Cur Nevada; LAIRD. OF Ohio; n. r. Usher OF Indiana;
f. Garter OF Illinois, \. sharp OF me District Of Columbia
G. A. Corbin Of Michigan; r. Beatty. Of Mnncs1ta ~ H.
woooI Missouri d. Daniels Of MASSACHUSETTS, " d. Eqst
wick 81 South Carolina g. storey, Of Alabama r. ~ Mill
gau Tcnnessee j. Heme, Tennessee G. McIt IN
slow, Of massachusetts,; C. IL ArDsdcn. OF Ohio W. >.
Hughes. of i. fletcher, Of Iowa O. H. Worcester,
Of New.York II. H. Hosley. Of New'hampshire g Nc
CARNEY OF PennsylvaDa; III. TOwnoy, OF Nebraska; H.
M Doyle. 81 Tennessee, II. j. Hunt, OF Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
Pennsylvania AND THE TARIFF.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb. 1.-The following

res olution was adopted in the Senate today;
Resoiped That the tariff bill now under conshefauoh
by the Committee ways aud Means III lopO9ihs ~
in this country, and admitting free OF duty ulcles
featuring interests OF the Nation and therefore IN
struc Senators and recommend our
In Congress to put forth every power III debate anu
ballot to the end these Objectionable features DC re-
moved and proper provisions Instituted for the lmpora
fon free Of duty Of all crude and materials mol
pr0duced here which enter into our manufacture ana
FOR eyyng upon the importation OF articles maze from
The same reasonable rates duty such measures bong
necessary to enable manufacturers TO compete WIN
those OF foreign countries In the markets OF the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
WILL CASES IN QUEENS COUNTY.

Surrogate Idlhcr, OI queens touh'J' HAS
filed his decision III to the will of Maria Thomas,
deceased The husband contested the VIII on the ground
influence and lack Of capacity On the part OF
the testatriY TO make will, aud also claimed that IL was
not legally executed. The Surrogate has admitted lho
will to probate. Another case In now before tc nuIo
gate arising out Of matters connected with the estate ui
Erasmus b. Sherwood who died az kOsevie Centre ley
Yeas ago lie appointed his wife, Abbc H. SHERWOOD
his cxecutIix; subsequently, married J0hh ~ o
OErien and It is alleged that under his Influence inc
property Is being wasted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
ROBBINa HIS EMPLOYER.

John Thornton, OF No. 60 Walker-st., for
some months had his suspicious excited by the frequent
disappearance Of small pieces Of goods but the thief
baed detection. Officer Weinberg. Of the Fifth Precinct
employees, named Worth, enter clothing store at No.
"a Henry-st and dispose OF goods which were after
wards identified al Mr.. Th0rnt0Ds property When ar
fagned before Justice Bixby Worth confessed his guilt
ma that he had appropriated goods, at various times to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
eur 1903 $50 Clock fast II %
Moon ll:5l Moon sOuhs Asa Moons age. days D
uiGH WATER fo-DAr-A NJ
sandy HOOK. ll2T Gov Island. - Hell Gate..... lag
high WATER TO-DAY-P. NJ
sandy Hook ll:i9 Gov. Island. OLA Hell Gate 2;O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY g.

direct the Jury to give verdict Of acqnta The case
for the defendant opened by Mr. Parker Several
witnesses were sworn including LAMBERT the presl.
dent Of the bank the time Of suspension, VINO testine
to certain transactions which were alleged by tue prose
CutiUn 10 be fraudulent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08

Our SERvANTs.-Y Dung Briggs Hnmph. /!
Mrs Mouders, don't half like the looks OF TINS egg.
Wansekeeper: Oh, sir Anything cooks for YOU sr,
you're safe 10 heat with your eyes shut.'-ILondoh
Figaro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08

PATERsON's INDICTED BANK OFFICERS
Judge Dixon, in the trial yesterday OF
Messrs Rose and Preston, directors Of the Merchants
Loan and Trust Company refused TO grant the motion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPOOI.-In Steamship hTAsia.-E G. Rig
more T. ng C. Brown j. Buttle, j. X. Crooks j. Cu,hber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
An Irish baronet had so many rabbits on his

properly that ne made candles OF tneir fat. And %
prove the fact" said he, the moment terrier dog
cane into the room, the candies Immediately begun
to run"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-08
ferinres ano Mreilnas,

fertnres ano Mlfcilnas.
4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-An election for
~ officers for the Will be held
rooTs 20 Union, Thursday, Feb. IL;
fhe polls Will be open from 10 O'CLOCK 20 O'Clock
q. CLEVELAND, President.
CHAs. NICK. LoEsEp Recording Secretary.
COOPER UNION. ..,..
in the Great Hall. at D.
SATURDAY, February lecture VIII be delivered BY
Professor r. B. MORSE. OF Salon, Mass. Suhecti "Glmp
japan uustracd Tickets be had gratis
at the once Cooper Union and az d. Van Nosrands
book store 20 MuTray.st -
ABRAHAM S. HEWITT. Secretary.
COLONEL INGERSOLL. SUNDAY.
~ Lecture GHOSTS.
Tickets at SCHu BEBTHs, - unons1uare. to-day
TOHN ALBEE'S lecture on English Litera-
tue, at IL o'clock THIS MORNING 3tth ST. and Park
ave, parOrs Church OF Messiah.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
TIE wILHRLMJ CONCEPTS.

Wednesday nights concert did but repeat the
success o those that have gone before Tor there were
the same large audience. the magnificent playing
and the same enthusia applause. Wiihcinps most
important selection was the Andaute and Naria-
tons from The Kreutzer Sonata which he
PLAYED with Mime. CarrenO II was wonder
u performance breathing every bar the true spirit Of
Beethoven, broad. but sympathctic, and sometimes
ayinely tender It requires such artist 70 render
adequately such q work, aud the Interpretation was
worthy Of the work. Nine. CarleDO. too, deserves
word Of warm commeDdAtiOR for tue intelligence and
feeling with which she d her share of the SOData l.
was very excellent Wilhelm played the VleuKtemps
revere as IL has not been played IN a long time,
with Are aud passion aud matchcss delicacy; and in
response to an encore he played his beautiful
transcription OF CbOpin's Bat Eocturne, transcript
ton which brings out and places in relief all the beau
lies OF the original He announced 10 pay ErUsts
Fatasa upOn airs from OthellO but substituted the
Fantasia on Hungarian airs for II, and this be
played as superb!y az at his first concert; and
again encore, ho gave lovely Romance OF his own,
dauty little thing. full OF the mO6 charming cOncelts
and the daintcst purest sentiment and which showed
his remarkable cantabie playing to wonderful advsu-
taee. such piece this ought TO hear again.
Mr. Wlihelmi was assisted by Miss ealle Reber, Hiss
James. and SigUor Lazzarin who sang, by Miss Maud
Morgan, who plays nicely upon the harp. and by Nine
Carreno. the Darpist. THIS evening. wilhelTj vii
play, other things, the Fantasia on otheno
which was 10 have been given Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS
COTTON MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, Oct 1o-I2SO D. mThere is moro businessdo
ing Cotton Middng Uplans 6ud Mg@ms oa ORR orI.ass ,a
speculation and export Receipts 1900 bales i9cgang 2oSo
Upands Low Mlhdlng clause, october deyery 6Ssgd Up
a LGT ng w fs 0SSoss CAUSE S and
Der delivery 5 UPIands Low Alddns Sa1se February
New Crop. shipped november and December, SAT- sd
s mGms SS5 6ssD iSs LOW Md1s GSn
Gdod Ordinary Uplanis sisd Ordinary Uplsnas $50
ncnded $500 bales American. Futures-Upa9ds Low Mid
LOW Mailing clause, March aud April delivery, sd Up
a9 w dRS & S;n Ssw o% ST1 sS@ cas Ns@ %
Crop smpped December and January sail 5'sd ,, H.
lands Kidding clause. December and January donv ry
zUGusrA. Oct lO-cotton firm; MddIng, s7ioc Low MID
ding 9ilgc Good Ordinary sc; net receipts lzOo oaeS
Bshaoag Oct IocotOn DUH Midillne. loisc Icy ys
Sses Hs expSrs Ss to Great Bran 2a6 bales coas%s 80
61ss osr S ct 20 10 Saes oi6 g MSsS4 fS Low Mid
ding. l04e Good Ordinary, lOe; net recaps sS oaes
cHheLEsToy, oct lo-cotton steady Middling loc Low
Mddhng, e'e Good Ordinary S&gsSl1c & BET seociRH ~
CSc1SSGT, OCT. location quiet Mddlrns, loc; Low
Mng o Good oGnnZ @ y ,o Ss LsSeps ls5 5aiss sse'
GHIyRsoS oct io-coiIon barely steady; Giddne sas
Low Middne gac Good ortnary @ 20 net recsgt S9 Sg
LorIsvIILT Oct l0.-Cotton Iuiet; Midfling; loc;
MOBILE oct lO-Cottcu quiet; Middllng. s'sc; Low MID
ding, gG GOOD 0rdinaTy CC gG net receipts Zzl o@e'
SEw.oaLEiss. Oct ioZCorron irresular Niddlns s7-c
iGo5 bales gross lsi2 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock
20 249 bales.
NORFoLK oct lO-CottOn steady Mddng. loc: net re.
ceps 3496 bses exports coastwise 20sf bales sales $50
bales; stock. lO,SS7 bales -,
PHIL,DELPuIA Oct. Location steady MddliaR. lOsc
Low Nidtlng Ordinary, csc. net receinI
l78 baes gross l72 bales exports 70 Great Britain lbs
bales sales spiuners, 232 bales; stock. ., ~ bales
SAVANNAH, oct IOt'Ott0L firm Mdding oS4c; Low Nt:
drng. gl2c. GoOi Ordinary Slsd5fsc net reeeipts ~
exports wise 53l bales sales, $500 baesi Lass
evening 400 bales. stOek, 73.Si9 bates.
WuHTSGTpN oct. lO--COttOn quiet; Middhng 91ci Low
Midang 01c Good Ordinary. iSc net receipts l2yI Oa
exports coastwe S bales saes $50 baes STOCK iO W
hall
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE DRAMA-MUSIC.
MODJESKA.

The last representation of Camille, by
Nd,sska invites the puOllc observation, at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre In this actress the spectator sees
what IA meant by the power OF art whchas Goethe so
well sald-oOasiss in reporting your impressions
but in conveying them" With MOdc5ka. genius has long
sncs ceased ~ be wild, aimless, uncontrolled
and uncomfortable surgng OF tAe emoti0nsi It's
power has been anaiyZed and discovered,
gurbed and directed, 30 thut what she so deeply
feels-of numan experienoe-sho smoothly express
aud forclby convey Her Camille, which we have suh-
GENTLY described. is WONDERFUL performance. Only
one other actress Of me could vie with her in this
realtn Of art and that is Marie Sc@baeh-who acts IN
Germau Camille" will give place. Saturday night
10 Romeo and Juliet with MOdjeska the heroine
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
RUNNING AND WALKING MATCHES.

At the Fall championship athletic meeting
a Montreal on saturday last the NeSYurk delegation
did wonderfully we'll There were only four Of thonl-
Purdy, the walker Of the GreenpOint Athletic Club
FIcsen. T. La Montague and Merritt. Of the Eew-York
Athletic Club T.. La Montagno tho 6OO-yard run.
and ran good second 70 Arhurs. OF Toronto, In the
22Oyards Merritt won the half ana second in the
mile Purdy won the hreemiles walk very easily and
Fckon the hurdles with the best time ON record In
this seconds for 1875 yards over hurdles
The Plsineld Athletic Club gave a capital meeting
Wednesday lssl The day good the list OF entries
and the uunDer Of starters very large and there
was an excellent attendance The records we're fair
but the wind rather too high for any exceptional
records. -. =, -. -,
letto Club take place at Mott Haven Tomorrow AFTER
noon The entries are very large and some remarkaDle
races Arc expected Is probable that the three fastest
runners amater Ia this eeuntry-Lee OF Phil
wilmer Of shcrt Hills, and k La montague OF
tbis eity-wil come together and the race viii be at
tended with the lveleat interest Other remarkably
close contests between rstoass runners are also to De
loDHad for.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THR KPTJOeg.CARY CONCERT.

This Oupe gave a concert, the oniy one
which they intend giving for the present, Of stenway
Hall ast evening In point Of Attendance it was great
success and 30 far as the applause granted to these
two very popular singers concerned, IL was In some
sense an enthusiastic success Miss Kellogg was not 81
her best, but she sang with style, and with
brilliant execution, as she always does. the
"Casta Diva" from "HOrma," and tho best known
almost Of elections, the "PolOuaise," from Mig
non" She had also several eneofes Miss Cary, who
was in capital voice. sang the o don fatale" from
Yerdf's "Don Carlos with great brlIaucy, and sull
vans Lost Chord" She was no less successful than
Miss Kenogg IN the matter Of encores Besides these
two there were also Nine Haretzek, sgDOF LszzariHi
Mr. Gottschak and Mr.. Comfy, All Of whom, they did
nothing brilliant least seemed to please the audience
thoroughly.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
DOUBT AND DEPRESSION IN ENGLAND.

JONDOS IhulsdHy, oct ~, 1873.
The stock and money markets are depressed
and uneasy 'n consequence Of persistent umors of fur
tbcr mercantile embarrnssncnts These though
denied ami untraceble create gloomy feeling through
out the Kingdom The rumOrs affect Scotch bank aud
a Lancashire bank, well various mercantile con-
Germs IN London and in rhc Provinces. The Stock Ez-
change is further unsettled hy the unwngness NJ H.
yestOrs 20 deal IN bank shares aud byt panic in and
depreciation Of gas shares in consequence OF statements
printed hc'e OnrCnUg Mr. EdisOns alleged discoveries
IN llghti 4 by electricity.
In Blackburn. the MCssrs. Green wood are about to
close their mis. More than half the factufy population
Of TIE town j. unemuoycd, without the sghtrt bnpo
Oi Improvement In business Tue CIHces LAT many
Other mills will shortly CIu,r Great dstTc prevails.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
NEx.1ERsEY rAxpAYERs ooMpLAmINe.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., Oct. Sat a meeting
Of the Board Of Chosen FreehOlders Of Monmouth
CouAiy held at the Lake View House to-day, John Hall.
Q. 2. BOwhe n. Bennett, w. II. Butcher, >. 9. Denfce
aud A. L. Barkalow. heavy taxpayers, presented
Statement 10 the eject that money IL oyeFcharged and
exorted from individuals and from the County Treas
ny me following o0mmistcs appointed TO make
an Investigation. Il will meet she Court House in
Freehold on Monday hext at 10 o'clock A. H. Patter
son Theodore AumOek, Awalters Joseph Ely sBd DAVID
Bard. Tbs board dscded 10 have Aew bridge built at
Great Pond aud wesley Lake
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE GREAT RACE AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-There was crowd OF
over 10000 people at the to-day to witness
the great race.
Awe-informed turfman gave IL as his opinion that
fny $3.50 900 rested the result OF the struggle OF the
three set horses which had been entered The Chicago
sporting invested largely to-day and heavy octtera
we've nfessut ftcta Canads and from all the leading
ctes Of the Union For ,he first heat Of the great race
Hopeful sold at 200 100 the hed Hopeful Got the
pole Raris was OUTSIDE aud Great Eastern second Tho
horses were greeted with tremendous cheers. They
.corSd four times before they wefo sent on H"nAul
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE INDO-AFGHAN CRISIS.
HosTILITIEs EXPECTED IMMEDIATELY.

HOSTILITIEs EXPECTED IMMEDIATELY.
ALI aCsJID TO BE ATTACKED sooN-THR AMEER
PREPARING FOR WAR.
1t is reported from Calcutta that British
troops we're soon to attack Ali Musjid,
strong fort in the Khyber Pass. In
fantry and artillery are said to have
entered the latter highway. 1t is ru-
mored that the Russians have occupied
Yarkand, the capital of Chinese Turkestan.
The Ameer is taking precautionary measures
He expects to find allies among the Indian
princes.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE AUSTRGANs CAUSING DISMAY.
TIE INSURGENTS PANIC-,TmCKES.

LoNDOS, Thursday. Oct. 10. 1873.
Intelligence has been received at Vienna
from Drcna frontier that. despite o;
Arnauts from Ipek, Puschna and KaLEandeIcn which
the insurgents In tue sluiIaA CfNoyIBazar have re-
ceed, the progress Of the Austrian iCIcgs has caused
such panic ~ the snnGIIk the towns Of Psye.
sDnica Hu1 PTlsu0it are qdic prepared 10 submit On
tho o.hor band Turkish regulars with large supplies are
continually GrrIyIUR 90 Mtroyi u.
RESTRATNTs ON RuUNANIA.
Tho Powers Will 10. recognize Rouluania formally
until that Government Plies with the treaty require
mcnts respecting tHc equality oi Tie jews. which the
Chambers ondrayoring io ueuriz' hy legal tram
h's on the prucess by which tie jews are TO secure
their civil HIHiS.
TTE TFEBIZOSD ROUTE rISTRCsTED.
The English homcward-Jouud mails from Teheran
been ordered Ice dispatched 10y jhe way Of TinI-
and PJtc both Russian towns, consequence Of the In
security OF the Treb.Z1ud route.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

got the Lead closely followed by Great E1siern DOwn
the bOmr stretch Rarus gained aGd came IA SECOND
close a. Hopeful. Rarus broke DOut ny Ices ROM the
wire Great Eastern broke ri tn thrtcqpsf',r pole
The time Hopeful, 2l74; Rariis, 2:lss; ana
Greet EasterB 2:19.
The seeoud heat was called with Hopeful strong
fivorite. Al the word CO." H0peful lei With Rarus
following close Hopeful increased the distance on the
backsrech, but tho bomerun the gap was le-seped
Rarus rushing up close Tue fayOrite came III ABOUT
three lengths ahead Raius tried hard 10 win, going ~
q 2:I4 gait on tire hnme-streich. The time Hope
fu 2:I7; Rarus 2:Is snd Grea. Eastern, 2:2l
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
MIDYIGRY WEATHER REPOEE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
6YaOJsis for H, past "a hours

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, a. m.-The barOmc-
has faiien in the Gulf States, Middle States and Lake
region II has risen over Hey-England. The area OF
lowest pressure is central over the Mississippi Valley
Northeast winds cloudy and rainy weather prevail In
tine south Atlantic and Gulf States southerly winds,
clear or hazy weather are reported from NewEngAnd
and tho Middle Atlantic States souherly winds, condy
RAINY weather prevailed over she Upper hSolS
sIptn and portion Of Lakes Michigan and Superior.
IndicdfOna
For the Middle Atlantic States and New-EnglHnd.
nortewest backing 70 northeast Winds, stationary OF
lower iempcritu increasing cOudness ana III tho
southern portions possibly rain.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

yellow fever sufferers, amounting 10 S443 To- IL Is al
legged the firm has retained the money, 10 DC useu
as relief fund Tor their empioyes Hesolutlons we're
passed demanding that the amount be devoted az ohcs
to the relief Of the yellow fever sufferers. - A.,
At meeting OF the French society Union ttaiernene
Franoaise committee appointed 20 take Charge Ot
the NJ lottery aid OF the French yellow fever -uH
ers al the SOUTH The drawing will como on OCTOBER ~
at Clarendon Hall in East ThTteentb-st.