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New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
ATrEMPrING TO LYNCH REINHARE

After the adjournment OF the inquest on We'd
nesday night. Ms the oficers were conveying Edward
Relnbart, who is charged with being implicated In
the disappearance OF the young woman, Annie
Decnan TO the cells in the village Hall at NewBrghtoD,
s. t. the excited crowd who had been present in the
hall during the proceedings at the inquest, followed
after the officers and attempted to take Renlart from
their custody, declaring that they would lynch
him. The officers, however, succeeded In tax.
ing their prisoner 10 the lookup, and he
received no bodily harm. The District-Attoney has
given orders 10 allow no one to hold communication
William +. Howe obtained yesterday from Judge Dono-
bue i'm supreme Court Chambers writ OF habeas corpus
recurring Coroner Dempsey Of staten Island 10 produce
before him Saturday next 10 % Edward Keinhart
The commitment by the Coroner was made on the
theory that Ktnhart the murderer OF the girl found
i'm barrel at silver Lake. The writ was granted
matter of course with writ OF certiors requiring tho
Coroner 10 return the proceedings before him.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

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way tOwed In here last night She picked BY
pilots deserted and total wreck Her OF mahogany
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Aspnws, total loss Hor crew have arrived here.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Oct 10-Ar str Lake Chsmplan. from Mon.
roa passed Crookhsven, str Bohemian, from Boston ef
sailed 9Th inst str Ilyrian for Boston.
QUEENSTOWN oct l0-Arr strs Nova Se0nae; o. iTgm 5a.
Sailed 9Th inst str Celtic, for Hew-YOrk.
HAyRE Oct iooArr s,r nes from baltimore ,
Mjomer. Lndesnaes Capt Tonnesen Deaval Vandieman.
AFT Eth inst Telefon Warden Law Won Motke FredseI
EenOr Vernon, 0tpheus, Magma Louise lbke zampE 9th
inst Esther Capt Benjamn, soad Ancroid Paoina no.
Capt Gunnefsen; Pettng Echo Fregdi. Aldebaran,
stronach, Reck Dianant, Bore CamPdogGo,J Wright
o Phinney Nordmang DOrsthy Thompson, GOgia, Gnlia
Capt TraPan Itslls Capt Aezzana Nero Maud scammen
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
FAuIrREs OF BUSINESS FIRMS.

A. w. Ketcham g. Co., wholesale dealers in
millinery goods. at No. 440 Broadway, have failed.
Bradstreets reports the liabilities at $4,000, Of which
S9Is3 are confidential debts; the assets consist OF
stock book accounts and notes Dominsly 100000 the
real value being placed at $50, 600 The firm have
offered toeomprOmise at hirtyye cents on the dollar IN
ndO notes two three and four months, ana many
OF the creditors have accepted the terms.
meeting OF the creditors OF james Rice, dealer In
lyerware OF No. 81 Readest, was held yesterday at
he Office OF Register Little. Schedules were presented
showing liabilities amounting 10 $4,000, and Louis
J. IStch, attorney, Of No. Warren-st, was elected
assignee.
The failure OF J. c. Cameron C., lumber dealers Of
New-YOrk, TOwanda, and at Tanias CITY, Mich is
announced, aud yesterday John 4. Cameron and Phhp
W. scubner made Joint assignment TO William Limo
say for the benefit Of their creditors and Mr. Cameron
also fled an individual assignment. Mr. Cameron was
the capitalist Of several large firms He was the senior
partner Of Cameron Chase, OF Rochester and had up
ward OF S1S5 600 invested IN tine lumber business lie
owned 10 600 OF land in Michigan, twohirds OF
which he traded for property I'm philadelphia North
Carolina and Kentucky. lie also owned property at
spuyten Duyvc and kngsbrIdCe valued at S6OOOO; hs
total worth being estimated two years ego at 5e
Mr. Cameron resides at SpuYten Duyyel ana MI Scrib
the resident partner at Iowanda Ihey were ek
tensve buyers ana had large tracts OF pine lana III the
saginaw Valley Their credit rating was cut down at
Bradstreets and their notes went to protest In Sep
fpmbpr.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE NEW CITY LOAN.
Controller Kelly, in conversation about the

awarding of the new city loan, said yesterday;
The Finance Department does not boast concerning
the high rate at which the loan s effected but sn ~
cannot but gratded at this evidence OF confidence
in its management The city has been unfortunate IN
issung bonds hitherto The having the matter m
charge bndly issued them at high rates OF
and ALSO what WAS worse, with long terms to run Ihe
consequences is that reefOurhs OF the citys bonds are
beyond our reach. Men who have long bonds at hgn
interest will not surrender them for other D0nds ~
lower rate OF interest they have long term 70
run. The funding OF the bonds at lower fate OF IN.
terest will therefore be very slow process btu' next
year believe about four millions OF hghlntefesG ponus
viii come due Governor Robinson has not seconded our
efforts TO save money to the city as well as ne
might have done He has vetoed great many plil5 i
that were in the interest of the city although theY ou
not have a particle Of political object about
them The funding BILL for instance, under which we
have made this favorable sale Of bonds, ne orlgnay
vetoed Two or three words IN 1t were changed ana nc
then signed it, he had not, we should nave peeh IN
this embarrassing position we should nave had TINS
SO 800 OOO due November l, 10 pay, and no money
in the treasury pay it WITH IL Is my opinion thsI
with careful management In this department for seVeral
years to come, the burden of taxation can be greatly
hghtened. Perhaps. IN short time, We can sell 9is
bond,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
Messrs. TIFFANY & Go. i'm

MessPs. TIFFANY & Go. in.
Vite attention to the new pat.
terms of their Plated Ware,
made expressly for this season.
The articles are specially de.
signed for their best trade, and
the adaptability Of forms to
the uses for which they are in.
tended has been carefully con.
sidered.
This ware is made Of hard
metal, sOldered with silver at
every joint, heavily plated,
stamped with the name Of the
house, and guaranteed TO be the
BEST PLATED WARE MADE.
UNTON-SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
DUTIABLE ARTICLES IN THE MAILS.

Differences have existed for some months
between this country and the British Government in re-
eord 10 tho transmission through the mails OF duti
able matter The Government for the past few
months has made careful examination Of the
foreign mails. and dutiable articles have been
vigorously returned 10 the mailing offices. Among
trade interests affected the English publication houses
stand foremost account Of the Importance OF Their
trgfie Communications have passed between the two
oyqInmcnts in relation TO the matter, and III cOnse
oueuce orders are said 10 have been Issued by the
treasury Department at Washington, romtting the
strict watch and scrutiny OF the foreign mails The basis
of this reractOn by the United States Government Is
found II is said in the claim urged by the British Gov
eTnment that the Berne Postal Treaty being nterna
tons convention should take precedence OF oil merely
national reguatonsa position assumed by the United
States Government on previous occasions
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Thelines Of this Company opon for business
BETWEEN NEw-YoRK CITY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
The lines being built with great material
patrons assured of
RELIABILITY AND PROMPT TRANSMISSION oR
MESSAGES INTRUsTED TO US.
Additional offices will be opened the lines extended
. OFFICES IN NEw.YoRK CITY:
BRoADsT,
90 wALI~ST,
1873 PEARLsT.,
So BEAvER-sT,
FULTON MARKET,
l43 wEsT-sT,
and II woRTHsr
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
PROMINENT ARRIYALs.

. FYdh AreeHe HOteI-David A. Wells, of Norwich,
Conn Attorney General schoonmaEer G and me-
spernfendent Smyh, OF Albany; Colonel o. NC
Cawley, United States Marine Corps Dewitt T. Wes1 vi
Iowviile N v and Richard Crowley OF Joekport N
Etndsor Ho2Aihert Keep President and Marvin Hughtt
General Manager Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Hot<L-Willam H. Roberts, OF New
Orleans Miss Cara Louise Kellogg EgsJea dt@s, ~
Mayor Henry BedlOw aud the Rev DR. A. a. mercer OF
noTi - Norman Ifotss- Franklin simmons tho scu ptor
and j.. s. Cleveland Of Hartford ldTk drenrs HCLs IL
The Rev Dr. Branard of Auburn NJ " and the Hon Jonn
Bigeow.. As,or HOuss-Professor G. " Riley, unted
satea EptOn OOgst ROssnOTe HOtet-Genera sas Sey-
mour Of Quebec. 6ilsey HouSe-General O. h ~ C9ls
ofP York Hoe-0eneral William llOn
man Il U s. A. Metropolitan HOtet-Captan Josiah SNOW
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN NEWARK.

Miss Katherine Morris Parker, eldest
daughter CortaDdt Parker, OF Newark, was married
TO William Bedloe BeekmRu, OF New-YOrk, yesterday
afternoon at Trinity Episcopal Church in Newark tho
Rev Dr. j. II. Eccleston, the rector performing the
service The bride was attended by four bridesmaids
her sisters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Fanny Iarker MISS
WOlcOtt Of Fshkl, II. " cousin, and Miss kater%ne me
Campbell, of Newark The grOOm's best man was MS
brother Herman Beekman. Nearly thousand INVITA-
tiOns were issued The ushers were Frederick FIeng
huysen John Rutherford Edward Q. Keasbey and COr-
landt Parker jr At O'Clock there was reception al
the residence OF Mr. Parker at Broad ana Futo1-st'
which was largely attended The presents were huiner'
on and COSTLY
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE RrPAvIYG OF THE STREETS.

Commissioner Campbell, of the Department
OF Public Works. was compelled, Monday, owing to
40 inadequate appropriation to discharge fourteen
gangs of sborers who have been at work for some time
mast repaypg the streets Commissioner Campbell the
same day sent letter 10 the Board OF AppOrtOnmen
equestng that body 10 transfer $4,000 from various
funds of his department 20 the fund for repaying the
strees Tie Board OF AppOrtiOnment as usual in such
cases requested Controller Kelly to learn whether the
5uuds mentioned by Mr.. Campbell had the amount to
fheiT credit stated by him. committee representing
fhe discharged labOrers called upon Controller Kelly
Yesterday aud asked him If the transfers would soon
be made, as they anxious 10 resume work. MT
Kelly said that he would have his books examined at
once The committee also called upon Mayor LILY In
relation 20 the matter. Mr., Ely said that be was
In favor of increasing the appropriation Tor the repay
by a stranger upon entering this city was toe horrible
condition OF its streets. Something ought 20 be done
Immediately 70 get them better order In conclusion
Mayor Ely said that Mr.. Kelly made report
about the matter he would call together the Board Of
AupOrtiOument
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
Po rs RIP T
3:45 a. m.
Mrs. SMITH INDICTED FOR MURDER.

SHE WILL BE ARRAIGNED IN JERSEY CITY NEXT
MONDAY.
The Grand Jury of Hudson County has
finished its investigation Of the Smith murder ease ana
has found indictment against Jennie r. Smith Tor
murder IN the first degree 1t is understood that no in
dictment was found against Covert D. Bennett,
who has been confined in the County Jail
for two months upon suspicion. DistrictA ttorney
McGl intended TO arraign Mrs. Smith yesterday but
postponed until Monday. The Indictment charges the
woman with having killed her husband with the carving
residence. Bennett will be hold witness for the
nron
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
REDUCING A BANKS CAPITAL.

A meeting of the stockholders of the Butch
ers and Drovers Bank held yesterday at the Bow
cry and Grandst, to consider proposition to reduce
the banks capital. Joseph Brtton was elected chair
man. large number Of shareholders voted by proxy
the proposition having been thoroughly canvassed pre-
yO1sy aad many Of those present being authorized TO
east votes for IL stated that Tor forty
years th bank had paid annual dividend OF 10 per
cent. bat owing to taxation, shTnkages and other
causes, il unable last year TO declare dividend
BY reducing the capital the taxes would be ghtened In
proportion. resolution to reduce tho capital stock
from 100000 to $500 900, after some discussion, was
adopted by more than two thirds vote.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
REGISTRATION IN THIS CITY.
The number of voters who registered in this
city Tuesday was 3Gs59. The following Is the
rnrstrntinn I'm the yaroms Assembly DlstIicts:
A GREENDAcK CONVENTION ADJOURNED.

In consequence of infOrmality in the call for
the County Convention OF the GrcenDack Labor party
in Queens County IT decided not 10 hold It yester
day in jamaica at irst proposed. 1t appears that
the call was Issued by Captain James Moore OF Rock
vile Centre in ignorance OF the fact that there Was
regular county organization at the head or which Is tho
Communist Robert Bissert OF WbtestOne, chairman or
the County Committee, and recognized as such by the
leaders Greenback movement In the LIST Congres =
sional District The convention, 1t n now understood
yenepce of General Crooks the candidate for Congress
Nominated az MlneOla Friday. lie wishes 70 be pres-
ont for the purpose Of harnOnizng conflicting ee-
UeDtE."
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
An INVESTIGATION AT BOSTON

Boston, Oct. 10.-James Gilfeather, baggage
master at the passenger station OF the Old Colony
Railroad in this city, who was injured BY the
accident on Tuesday night, died this morning
The Board of Railroad Commissioners met the
president and superintendent OF the Old Colony Road
this morning. and began Investigation into the cause
OF the accident The examination of the conductors
gneers hremen and brakemen of the freight ana eXcur
sion trains held at the passenger station Knee
landst the Commissioners sitng with closed dOOrs.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

The Democratic State Committee has Sc
eced the St. Nicholas Hotel as its headquarters Chair
man Purcell has appointed the following Execu-
tive Committee Augustus schel, Sidney p. Nichols,
I r. Fulton, r., f. L. Lah,n A. II. Crosby, Daniel Man
ring r. H. Rhodes Edward ID. Gale, Henry A. Gumble-
ton William Purcell. Erastus Brooks and Lewis Beach.
The Executive Committee organized by eectlHg Angus
ius sclel chairman, and Henry A. GumbletOD, L. IL.
Rhodes and f. ID. Gale, secretaries
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
A SCRANTON MINE CAVES IN

SCRANTON, Penn, Oct. 10.--A large area OF
surface over the Diamond Mine. in this city, cayed
in this morning, completely closing up many OF
the chambers and passages, aud causing dam
ages which win require many months to repair
Between three and four hundred will be thrown
OF employment by this accident. Fortunately the
miners had received warning of the approaching
danger and when the catastrophe occurred the mine
w
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
TESTING A NEW CHURCH ORGAN.

An exhibition was given yesterday at the
factory OF Erben Co. Of a large organ built by the
firm for st. Johns Episcopal Church, st. Johns, ~ b.
The organ bas "a stops it is % feet hgh 10 feet wide
and 10 feet deep. number Of ladies and gentlemen
were In attendance. Several well-kDown OrgahIsls'
among who To were George W. Morgan, :. r. warren,
Henry Carer aud John White, played on the new
instrument, which they said came up 10 the UuilueIs
wishes, both in tone and finish.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

dusk Thursday evehing We found him wandering dis
oonsoaey through the dust and ashes ofBed-bugaey.
UpoD being questioned 10 the Of his discon-
nture he sxcRined Darn it, don't get the knack Of
them laaps there Pointng 70 the gas h1tures) they
don't have the gol-darned things out our way Why"
continued he perhaps you wouldn't believe H. but I've
been trying 10 up that wick for these two hours,
and earl raise her."-lThe Dartmouth.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

Mrs Blentje at her home, No Is etanton-st The prs
Oner attacked Adams and inflicted fatal injuries Inc
defence s understood 70 De that the fatal beating was
the result The prisoners sudden discovery OF Adamss
conduct with his wife. The case VIII DO ued IN the
Court OF Oyer and Termner.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
HAsTIERwlTHwoRDsTHANwITH HIsTEET.

JOhn hughes, Ihe peUVstIIdHj UUsItb 10 CUI-
rect the statements he made Wednesday. accusing
Messrs Deerng and OAeara Of swiHdhng him out Of
81 200 gate money led TO believe by remarks that
he heard around the Garden that t intended to
defraud him lie now rrgrets his haste, Tor when be
called upon OeaF he found that he had received the
mOOey on Tuesday had kept for him. and paid II over
ae Hughes appeared Hughes y convinced mat
they never intended 10 deraud, but only 10 protect hn
Hc made afidavit OF these facts before notary.
William A. Dcering says tnat he merely as notary
pnbic took the acknowledgment OF Hughes as To tho
power OF attorney aud had further knowledge OF TIC
matter He does think that the pedestrian was I'M
posed upon In any way. 81,
Dennis Murray. OF Newark, who backed Hughes said
Yesterday that he thought Hughes out OF mis- mind
lie eaa that thing could for Hughes, and
had not uRed him out Of a penny.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
apEESRAcK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

The Carsey branch OF the National Green-
back Labor party In the Fifteenth Assembly District
held a convention Tuesday at HauRs Hall, at Ninth
ove and Thirty-iourthst, and nominated George
Geoghegan for Assemblym from that district The
same PARTY IN the Seventeenth Assembly District met in
Convention at No $50 ElCyenthave and nominated W.
A. A. CGrEey for the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
FRTF,s FUNDED MORTGAGE.

President Ralston, of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company said yesterday that the mortgage Of
R3G5OOOOO Just recorded by tho New-YOrk Lake Erie
end Western Railway Company represented no new
loan the mortgages In part OF the old company To-
pether with accrued Interest and the purchase money
raid al the sale IN April Mr. Raston also sald that new
bonds would be issued for S365OOOOO. 70 take up the
old Erie bonds IN accordance with agreement entered
INTO al the time the reorganization scheme was efeced
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
REORGANIZATION OF THE WEST LINE RAILROAD

r. G. Rolston and others, purchasers of the
West Line Railroad, met in MOrrlstOwn n. j. on We'd
nesday, and organized n new corporation under the
name Of the Passaic and Delaware Railroad Company
samuel Sloan was elected president and Samuel Sloan.
Moses Taylor, r. g. RolstOn, Benjamin g. Clark, John
Brisbln Jacob Vanstta, Percy r. Pine, Andrew Rea-
soner and Solomon Gr1th elected directors. A
common seal was adopted. The capital stock OF the
new company is 81 100000 in shares OF $50 each.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
y o,703, 2.

1t charges a rate of premium fully adequa te
to maintain perfect solvency and which has
carried it through the unexampled severity OF
the past five years in unQuestiOned strength.
Surplus earnings are annually deducted
from the rate charged, reducing the premium
really paid each year to the actual cost
of carrying the insurance and maintaining
the reserve.
1t writes only forms Of policies of proven
utility; and each policy provides for its con-
version into paid-up insurance upon fair
terms in case of lapse.
Within year and half it has sustained
at the hands of legislative commission,
aided by well-known experts, The most pro-
tracted and searching examination, both az
to its financial condition and methods of bus
mess, ever made of any class of corporations,
without reduction of assets or the suggestion
of change in method.
JACOB L. GREENE, President
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary.
D. H. WELLS, Asst. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BERNUDA-By Steamship Cdnimd.-Capt Newman,
MT Perkns Miss n. A. sprague T. Finnan Miss A. o. Zee
n Chds Bishop Falows e. NimmO, Mr.. Nerschoye, Il.
Hunt Com Gen Lley Capt Vesey, Miss r. @. Lee Mrs.
(bUds C.. BOYLE, 3. Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
snu 607 sun ses..,... 027 Clock sowl3m 1Ts
Moon rises 6O9 Noon soUths Moons days 10
hldH WATER TO-DAY n
SANDY Hook 7l2 Gov. Island Sl2 He'll Gate. zee. Dol
WATER T0-DAI-P.
aapdv Hook 1928 GOV Island S18 Hell Gate. zee. 1907
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
Nn1CrEp FOR MuRDER.

Ferdinand Blentie was indicted yesterday
for murder in the 1rst degree for killing Wolf Adams
sent IL. 1873. Adams was en- old man who called on
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
un cREA,iER NoMINArEp FoR coNGREss.

MIR CREAMER NOMINATED FUR OUNHKESS
A convention Of the Creamer branch of the
National party, yesterday, nominated
Thomas D. Creaner for Congress from the With Con-
gressional District.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
Announcements

LETTER FROM Mr.. /. w. BRITToN.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
have been cured OF nasal catarh by Dr. r. Dewey Of
No S9 Broadway after treatment would advise all
those afflicted with this disease 10 call at Dr. Dewey
and be likewise healed Isaac w. BRTTI0E,
No. 220 East 31st-st s
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YEsTERDAY AT HUDNUrs NO
2Is BROADWAY
oa1p. SEQ Noon. e0o. m 64s Midnight. ole
Highest 1urfng the dnT. 6&' Lowest 6l@
Average. 61i4o. day. 1871 60's,.