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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-19
A POLICE CAPTAINS ESCAPE.

For some time past Captain McCullagh, OF tho
Seventeenth precinct, has watched No. Si4 East MINI
street Why he was there NO one except Inspector
Murray knew. Every one that entered or left the
building was followed. IL however TRANSFERRED that
the house was occupied by Belle Stewart who had but
year ago figured in the Abnaihy murder case In
williamsburg 1t will be remembered that an afro
cous murder perpetrascd about year ago IN tho
Eastern District OF Brooklyn by young man named
Abnathy, who after piunRing knife IN MS victim 8
abdomen escaped and up 10 the present Time IS
~ large Campbell, OF Brooklyn, do
tailed his detectives search Tor the murderer
"A lew days After the crime had been committed the
ofaccrs got cew to MS hiding place rhcy learned
tina, he was IN Belle Stewards house, which was SUR
rounded by policemen, and whom tho detectives
searched il they found few minutes before the
man had loft his chamber and had escaped
by tho rear Captain Graft .nen h informed
close up her place he would De forced 10 arrest
ner size movcd over to THIS city 10 Ninth street.
Captain McCuiash being no'ihod ny the tna
The history OF Belle Stewart aud ner con-
neclon with the Williamsburg tragedy. in.
spector Murray was notified, and warrant
was issued by Police Justice Morgan ON the ments
made by The police and the neighbours. IL was gwen
10 CAPTAIN McCuilagh, who heard yesterday that a
Young woman. who was recognized as r,lley Abhatny,
the sister Of the murderer, enter tho house:
Fearing that her brother was IN me ouiid.
inc and might escape Captain McCuiIagh last night
instructed sergeant Rooney to have Detectives Robin.
SON. Dyer and B,asct and several other officers IN
cit,zeps' clotnes in roadiness by nins O'Clock,
an etime later the Captain with his aids entered
the place, which searched from cellar to garrett
but Ihc they were looking Tor could not be ound
"Mrs stewart" said Captain McCuilagh, III have .
warrant Tor your arrest Tor keeping disorderly
hougc" Mrs stewart was standing IN Amusement IN
her room CD The third floor.
"a warran, Tor my arrcsts' she replied, and, run
nipr 10 q cioset she In a moment returned 10 where
the Captain stood Concealed 10 her sleeve was .
dagger and, when she got within few feet
of where Captain McCulagh Stood she drew
md struck u him. Luckily Detective kobin-
son wis beside her anu caught her baud,
and the other Of tue house were taken TO the
station house, where they gave these names and adj
Samuel Bayicy, Hoboken; Joseph Jackson, No. 24'
East Twcnt y-Hith street, and John Jones' 81 Yonkcrs
Jones al IN Cd that he had given false name, and
said tnss ne was OF the Coroners OF Wcstchestef
county. n. l.
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DIR. TALMAGE'S TALK.

Dr. Talmaec has been holding series OF services IN
the Brooklyn Tabernacle during The evenings oil the
present week on tho Moody and sankey plan. which
means good deal OF singing. short sermon. inter-
spersed with many simple stories; aitor the sermon
big prayer meeting and small inquiry meeting.
ON Friday evenings Dr. Talmagc selects The
secular events oil the week as topic,
ana gives 10 them religious application. Last even
ING there was n combination OF the lecture and the
sermon The topic selectod was the railroad accident
where a tram WAS run into the Farminston RIVER,
and fifteen lives were lost. Dr. Talmagc SAID that
this accident differed that az Asatabua only IN
the fact the people board the tram were re-
turning from from religious service. death broke
M he said, the doxology Tho song was turned
into eroau. l cannot gel out OF my mino
the lyo Young meu standing on the platform oil the
car wh,stng tho 'Halelujah Chorus, and tho next
minute launched into eternity. FIRST OF all, let It be
found out v ho are the criminals Do not put upon
the doctrine OF a particular Providence that which
belongs to human agency. When God wants 10 take
people out world large, numbers He can do II
briCceSn
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scnx Axsn erase from New York for Tampa. ashore -
and va. D eapsessa to float next II side
SS I. ss Ds - ~isS
would sail first fair wind
Sui 6 s::' % Ss
sails Would OBTAIN supply and proceed
Sns ns10 Sn b.. s.S
and lost several sails on Jan tremendous sea broke
SnAses and aiins The cabin With ws.i vessel amer
bare poles and sea making complete breach over her.
scHR HEiREss ( before reported while lying 1ast ont
side ear River ss, nridgs ready Tor 81. was n"rss
Ore was findea on o. chain cable or iae
o. the ,nd sss thu % ws say
ruishsd. during night The wind irsshened and y
a.ea %Sish was assd and the
eontre the TIDE was then ens ME e.ss. wss sssn
were valued At 5000; no insurance
capt John g Pratt Of ,hs Brush bark Transit: n. was
sci. by falling between stoantug and the bark.
BElyAs 1.-The storm Ihusd, y, nigh, Of lass
The recent weather caused barrier OF ice TO form
above and below thai point There below
ns ice YACHT 'S' nsy sh % v. and
nnknown. The Bsaney laid AZ NeGiivsry. wharf and
peandss :sans. The Sonns crushed
wsn me . asa A sns and y.
top aasn e oats and produce r"ish rsrs On board
their 80 tho hess 0 %Sns the yf ana n
In The H.. give While seu the
vessel aud valued her ut s. u upon which there 10 no
The Little Eva Quinn laid alongside OF the
Bonney AZ tour o'clock in the mornns Il became evident
would sink the lines cut. and tho
ded the eastward Of the wharf and beat upon
the and waist in
she WAS not otherwise seriously Injured She OF
SATURDAY.. The Raroad dragged her anchors touched
bottom driven ashore. The loose ice plea in.
which kept the from breaking upon her and she was
much injured she OF the day. -chr Earl
dragged within few rods tine shore where she rodo out
the gale Others No serious damage occurred 10
the the bridge The emNstcd
scr Livingston in Dyers dock on Tuesday repair.
board, having touched bottom IN coming
into tne harbor on Monday.
HALyAx. Ms. Jan lsThe bark Era incorrectly reported
days lost on Jeddore Ledse has arrived safely ~
St Jnhns, NF.
PRoviNcxrowN Jan IVA pilots canoe has been picked
up b. men from Life saving Station NO H.
RIO JAxuIRo. Dec 15-Bark Lepanto, detained At
Rosario has boon released THO authorities repudiate
responsibility oil embargo.
her cargo rails and will the marine railway
The cargo OF schr Camille Is being discharged
tract Doen Ade aoAt her.
Schr Ellen Morrison remains ashore No action has
been dosting her ehe lies in favorable
position and Is tight
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purssr Legs. of steamer 1ybee will psase accept our
thanks Tor his full and valuable marine intelligence.
STEAMER CnELyDRA tBrl. Gould o aud from Newcastle
Dec TO- The lore compartment INN ediatey allied she be.
came and was abandoned and went down
bos.s ~. Port Plata Dec 81 and wers forwarded by the
british consul TO sc Thomas ami home.
STEAMER has been purchased by East Boston
Yors she will be employed tor the freghting Of coal
BARK FRESNO. Leach. from Philadelphia At San Fran
cisco when four days Chas Smidsic, the
cnrpen tcr. Was lost overheard
MARK FRANCES PALMER Won Schmidt. from Noyc River
Clone and Was forced to throw deck load
the vessel she sustained some damass to upper works
VI in the same gale aud was seriously aansscd sne
SUCH weather and sea She was days
the passage down.
BARK MApURA !BD. stanton. from Jarvis Island for
loading AZ she former place experienced very
heavy weather. during which the moorinss were carried
away. obliging her to return TO Honolulu.
BARK JOSIE MILDRED Dow, at Boston 18th, from Genoa
in a gale 10th carried away jibboom.
BAsk NcoT ;a WIZ S css 81 sns went
aground on the spit foot OF Pacific but got
at high water last evening.
Plata New York Dec 30 loaded with ustc and ogwood
wrecked OF tho entrance OF the orner PLACE. IND
pounded hole In her bottom the mass went by the BOARD
About Is tons OF the iogwood we're acrwsrd saved About
The same time the brig Christine in sailing out got
was got into hsrbor again after three hours labor
scnu cooxps tor Belfast Mel Turner. from 81 Mar
gss s ns .ssndsd on r.. Western dc q
= Martins on the nigh. o. Ss se IN a.
concerned
scun DELHI erson. sailed from Turks Islands Dec 80
10, New York aud after reaching distance OF 2oo miles 70
in he deck which the water casks were mndc last sne
returned t. and tremendous sss Tor would
proceed again about the loth oi1sn'
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OBITUARY.
Jose MARrIN1ANo DE ALENcAR.


Brazil has lost Of her greatest celebrities. Jose
Nartinano de Alcncar, poet dramatist romancist,
Journalist lawyer aud statesman. who died in Rio
Jauero on December IL, at the age Of foriy-eght
years Jose dc AieEcar was born in Ceara, now famine
stricken from drought He was tho SON OF priest
Displaying eminent talents from early youth, no
passed through studies with credit; acquired at s.
Paulo during his courses Of law, high reputation
took his degrees Of bachelor aud doctor In Jaw with
Distinction and settling Rio AIRED as is customary
among young Brazilians, the powers OF q ready pen
and brilliant IN coptr buttons TO the press
With the extinct Correio Mercdnt ana afterward with
tho formal DO Comnsercto he became connected and
later passed To the Diaro do Rio de Janciro, TO
which he contributed series OF delightful papers, OF
CRITICISMS and other literary articles, which won him
general renown IN Brazil He also wrote various
dramas, poems and romances, some OF which, such
as his poem Of ''lracema" and his romances Of
the sGuaranyn and ..Urabijara," all founded
Indian legends OF Brazil, rank among the 6rcst
classics OF his country. When the conservatives
obtaiued power In 1858, jose hartinapo de Aloncar
was elected Deputy for Ceara and entered the Cabinet
as Minister Of Justice; but Two years later, having
become candidate Tor Senator from Ccara and being
returned Of the triple list, be was not selected
By The Emperor, and he resigned and went into oppo
sition 10 me government and displayed much hos
tility the Emperor, declaring that no man OF iDdc
pendence could be a Minister. TbeDceiorward with
The exception of one session. he remained always IN
opposition, speaking rarely, but win oratorica
ability. which rendered his speeches the delight OF
the Chambers.
ALEXANDRA RENE DETHoU, FRENCH DEPUTY.
cable desp patch from Paris announces the death OF
N. Alexandra Rene Detnou, member OF the Chamber
Jo,gniy. Department OF Yonne, and belonged to the
repubcan party.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN Jan ls-Arrived bark Der Nord QGer) Lange
New York.
BRISTOL, Jan ls-Anivsd. steamer Nspol tBD. sDital
New York.
Sailed 1884, bark Bartoomeo Snons dtsD Rabs Balti-
BREMEN Jan is-Arrvsd steamer Consett tBr,. PrEgs.
New Orleans; ship Dagmar (Nor). Bolt New York bsrks
Nova DID, Ls Can, do; Jarl (Nor), johnson Sa
vannah
Sailed 18TH ship Favorits (e. Peters, Unitsi States
barks Reveo DID, Reynolds dos 18th, Pauline for rybse.
GLASGOW. i7-Arrived Geo Davis tBr) Hooker.
New York.
Sailed lTth bark Young (Br) Crane Francisco
GRimssy Jan ls-saed. bark Neser toreien), for Da-
GENOA, Jan 1o-saied bark Euyenis Tonga CtsD, Rug.
siero. New York.
HAMBuRo v an ls-Arrived steamer Linda (Br). Balls
New York.
HAvKx. Jan II ls-sailed. shin Virginia, Hooker
Now Orleans mot previously bsf<s Rome otis Charles.
ton; Lizzie. Carney. Cardiff: vnora Hopkins. Hopkins
Now York; Ranger Csp. Dosy, Savannah Hilton CIR,
Hilton. rybee. .'..,s
LIVERPOOL 1e-Arrived steamer Quebec (Br) Glib
son. Portlsnd: chip Greet Western, simmens New York.
Sailed l7th bark Margaret Ann (r). Rhodes Pensacola
18Th ships Gardner Colby Sreeter, United States; Kate
Davenport, Maet. Mobile; Pauna tNor Sandberg, Now
York Odin Cwe) Nielsen, Delaware Brcskwster; samuel
Watts Lermond New York: Arlington (Br. vckery Della
ware Brskwater dast prsviously) bxrks Hassc
(Nor) samuesen, United States Norma er), Bernecke
Darien briggs Axha iNor) Hsuger Galveston Annie Aus.
ten iBr). for Charleston datter not previously.
LONDON. Jan I5-Arived, steamer Elysia tBr), Nc
Richie. New York.
LoxpoSpERxY. ign 1s-sailed. bark Kate Cam (Bp
Cam, New York mot previously.
LISBON Jan isArrved, bark Artiere (AuO, rutchan
New YORK.
MAlPAs Jan 49, Sailed, bark Felicia csw), Tradgarth
Baltimore
NEWCASTLE nm l7-ssilsd, bark Armons dtaD, Fsrro.
Philadelphia.
QuErssrowx. Jan ls-Arrived. bark Lisuris utsD.
Capurro. New York.
Sailed lsh steamer City Of Chester tB), Tibbits
LiverpooD, Now York.
ROTTERDAM Jan i7-Arrived, bark vaikynen Nor),
Petersen. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Jan 17-Saled. bark viter Pissni HtsD
Scarps. New York.
SHANGHAI to Jan l7-Arrivsd. bark Edward May, John
son. sydney. NSW.
swArow about Jan 17-ssied. bark Thos Fletcher. Pen
dlston Saigon.
LONDON Jan Is-The Of the French Line. be-
tween New York and Havrs. will not call vt Plymouth
hereafter. either In going coming from America.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuEAp Jan Iswind W. gentle: barometer 20 400.
PLYMOUTH j an lS-wind z. light; barometer $3.50
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ApKLAipH Nov 25-Arrivcd. ship soutag tBr,. Simmons.
sailed Noy 20 bark Psas tder,. Baishr tto~ Bostou,
os. Nh Anny A.. eysi's sa,, s.rt Frank Marion Ed
rdss S s.1t. . T..si, SI..
9 sss, ' ssS sc's. cs,. x.?S.sn As".:s -
tom G Carr .i Toe Me-. Yost Cary Tyler ss
r Tsc,s 10 s. Ss~ S'. Man' a
c:.Sr Gssc. TG.d'sI Son'so%sry
CcSnn,odore Dnport Nichols Clara MeGverv. Walnut.
s saa S sass Ne. 9o Hsr@.n
vssnssae. uno sehrs Geo Jordan Duncan and John II
Ksun rShs 49, sna se Ss, Nellie williams.
I cs !.S 5 Ss sSi' .sss
light. Reed. from New York, arrived Jan H. mn.
"a pys SSy s;., Dec snip h'"'0n h0" N0'0
s sSs ,;es sam
so "%su rom iis"s Kons. .rrivsd 7sS and other.
loss Of sails. andsscd again Lucas
sounG .eh bark M..ss
ss op ss
Er;kns os s"ss Brsns sss n.rde:
Faisinburs Hubbard. Astoria.
We
H2rirXx Jan ls-Arrived. steamers Morayian OBJ. Ora
New York. ,,-,
Jams, New York. - -
Sa ISa 10 Ioo. ssos
Inlet; Dec g. Monhcgan, Luce, New YORK; TIN, A.
toria (}r), Drummpnd. Maurtus
Sailed Soy al bark carlc.on or, Allen Londcn
eI ucsl Dec Dec S"s EonSan Luce New
Nphon -oIle vkar Nor, sverdrop. do; Lolita 'Br
SssS,s IRON S"i'c ns big Alfred Carnage
tmore land sailed TOR Psysandu Dec g. bark Lcvathsn
Nor. Jorgcnsen. Three Rivers m
Sailed Dec s. bark Mary Rideeut (Br) Gibson New YORK
In pors Dec H. ships Godcn Fleece Norton, from Now
York for san Francisco Isaac Hail. RYDER for New
York brigs Carrie winslow McCarty. tor DO: Henry
Dewey Loring from do, arrived 5th Gpscy Queen Nor
gam Tor do; y stlmsn, Tibbets and Annie K storer
Adams unc: sc,r Williaminc, Scott for Havre.
NEWCASTLE, Nsw Nov 15-sailed, bsrss G.nelle tiswl
Perre iIonoluu land put into Sydney 18th leaky; 18th.
Eisinorc Losborg, Manila 18th, ship Anelopc CLANCY.
Shanghai; DIST. schr w Beebe. Eschcn, Honolulu .
In port Nov "a, bark Herbert Black, Treat, for Hong
Kong 80 a., ,..,,, 80
ton, ~
Now Cape Hayden (and sailed 23d for New York;
Sailed Doc az schr q W Collins. Hodgtins New York.
RIO JANnRo Dec s-sailed bark Csrdsnss tBr, BURKE
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT RI. Jan IL. 1878
The owners Of schr Irsh of Providence heieve
lost she left Eogarown tor Boston Jan g. With
cargo Of coal from Hoboken II - thought shat she
during the terrible gale the afternoon that she
started Destination She 10 charge OF tho mate
Mr. Clark and had ewof i've men. Of whom have
been heard Vessel was not insured aud WAS valued
81 S4o 900 .,.
schr Frederick Grey Taylor OF and Tor Ipswich. Mass
from Elisabethport, which went ashore At Vine
yard iinysp Outing the heavy NE blow o tho luth Was
haulcd this by cutter samuel Dexter Car
son aiter an hours hard work. Damsgc ~ $40
arccke the time succeeded in heaving on from
the beach the place the scr Jessie Williamson
Of Portsmouth, aitcr tightening most OF the cargo.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Eliza Everett (Br), Dunkerton, from Belfast l.
Jan H.. Is miles of Five Fathom Light and ordered to
Portland
ship Twilight, warand, from New York Nov for San
Francisco. Doc ~. lat q 10 = Ion 81 So.
Ship Elisabeth GER, Halbersradt from Bremen for Bal
timorc. Jan =. of the GHiloper.
Ship MoKu (Br). Pfoiffer from Mobile nov 49, for Bar
row. Jan 49, lat 81 49, 10 80 short of provisions
and partially supplied by bark GiulIx Anna ut Ba
more).
4 Norwegian ship. showing Hmm, from Hamburg for
Philadelphia. Jan ~. lat 81 81. Ion II.
srs August friedrich !Ger5 Mo,l from Nsw York for
Bark Algeria tBrl Robinson from Rotterdam for New
YORK. Dec lS. lat As. lon 70.
Bark t,aibmrien, Hopkna, from New York for Puuta
Arenas Nov "a lat - % 8, lon 81 16 w.
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LIVERPOOL. Jan 0-The Blanche. from RIO 0rsnde snd
the Alice , from New orlesns we're In eoincn 70 ,as
midni evening" the steamer nsd msm
gn forsysrd and obmAst carried away s,'h al ssHr
aftacbed aud bridge rail- dam ssso-
7thWish TO the Pster Rohiand IRON ssvan,
nah for bremen. wrecked At Terchsitng the Lverpoo'
salvage Association report hsvn< received telegram
STATING that the vesse Quiss broken up cs ABOUT
$50 ses been and that there are gooo pros
pects OF SAVING more
orxExsIowS. Jan THE August Lsnsr. NorweS.an
whr iesrins in tow proceed to sea yesterday.
baux tho i<h house In this har.
bor and remained the-o .cr hours: assisted
OF bv tag aEs water and proc-edei without any
apparent dama.e
Sth-rhc W Currie. from Grimsoy for New YORK
(bauas:, has put In with sick.
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THE GERMAN REL UBLICANs.

,rhs German Republican Central Committee met last
e:sni at No. 2s3 Bowery 10 organize Tor ISIS En-
Judge 3tcnnoefer, the president called the meeting
10 order and made bret opening address, The cleo
tioL Of officers Then took place AND the pfesioent A.
J Dittenhoeier, was unan, ousy reelected; Chares
SCHNEIDER and Frederick Bernhard, vice presidents;"
Beyerle E. A. Klieoe secretaries, and LOUIS Maui
man, treasurer An executive committee OF one from
each district was then appointed.
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EXCISE IN BROOKLYN.

The trial room in Brooklyn Police Headquarters
was crowded yesterday morning by liquor dealers aud
their friends, who desired to learn Uhat disposition
would be made the charges lately preferred against
numerous saloon keepers 10 the First ward by tho
Society Tor the Prevention OF lhtemperance ano
Crime Nothing decisive trnnspired.
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SAILED.

Steamers Etns Orb. Aux Cages, &c. City Of Austin.
deiphia; barks Mcrcstor tNo, London; Ararat lArs.
Cork or Falmouth; brrs Camille tBr. Dunedin and Bun
schrs Annie Bell Dsmeraa Addis schlaefer Virginia.
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NIISCELLANEOUN.

NERVOUS DEBILITY. wEAKNEss. xC. AND ALI
~ disorders brought BY lnd'.eetion Exes.ses
enliy cured BY WHOLESALERS SPECIFIC PILL .
purely vegetable preparation and the best and
cessiai remedy known TWO 10 SIX boxes are usually
sufficient. For further information SEND PoR CfRUU-
Lar frics 81 per box Six boxes So by mail. securely
sealed with tu directions for Prepared only by
WINCHESTER 4 Co, Chemists.
20 John D., New yoeks
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THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.

spec.s meeting o: tns Tsmmany Society was
held last eight IN Tammauy Hail. Grano sachem
Augustus schell presiding. Twenty ons new Nom
pers we're elected, among them beng Assempyman
Browning, Assembiyman Grady. Harry Miner. OF
the LONDON Theatre; Marx Lannigan ana Il b.
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BELOW.
CLEAR ED.

Bark Kings County (lr) Potter from London IS days
Bark Calcutta Br). Devils, from Bremen Dec 2.
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Peter Bowa
whsr this committee is ready 10 report another
meeting viii be held.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK. jan 1s-Noon.
The time ball the Western Union Telegraph Company
nv standard time OF the United States Naval Observatory
NJ Warrington was to-day dropped correctly.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C..
E,0R sALE-NEw fUg; ENGINE II BY i6; NEW
boiler, s by TO- by Nea6c. Two now Tugs 400 Rich
mond st.. Phil adoiphia.
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Assemblyman DAILY made spirited speech, In which
he poiuted out tie peculiar position Of tue three Tam
many Senators Who had voted recently against the
coufr mation Of Mr. Faischu as superintendent of
Pubic Works hose men had betrayed their party IN
striking hands WITH the republican senator's and the
Canal ring Senator for the purpose oil defeating
. Governor Ro0insons appointments They had
dous this under the whip and spur OF
Tammapy dictation. He tMr Dayl was present at
interview between one OF tbUse Tanmany Senators
MAKE peace after bis act oil rcschery. But Governor
Robinson told the supp,iant that he dia wsn the
supp0rt Of any scna,ur who guided his public acton
uudcf he ection oil any one individual. Mr.. Daily
thought tho present most propitous tIme
10 start a thorough and we'll equipped independent
when Tammauy Hall had started out direct Oppose.
sou tho leader oil the democracy OF the state repre-
soutod In the person OF Governor Robinson The
dependent citizens should rally around their Chief
Executive In his struggles Tor reform and against the
hordes Of canal corrupt'opists again engaged In IN
attempt 10 capture ;he state government. such
parry would siren thcn his hands aud give him
Sro Tor the nerco battle evidently ueiore hnl.
Mr.. Day offered resolution OF Endorsement oil Gov.
ernor KUbinsvns course IN this connecticut out alter
ward withdrew II ut The suggestion OF Mr. ronnson
and Ut hers who considered that such step might be
they were intended 10 operate as local zstion
tor the present.
The proceedings wound up with the appointment OF
the following committee OF conference, WHO arc
authorized 10 confer with such prominent public
~ Coucrossmxn Hewitt, Mr. Edward Cooper aud
ut hers Tor the purpose oil forming the ground.
vvrx for thorough organization through
out the whole city aud county. Deputy Com.
missioner oil Public Works n. y. Ihompsoo Assembly.
men DAILY. strsck pnd Hayes; ex-senator Moore Judge
NvFrsy, ssJ Judge Koch, George W. Mclean, Robert