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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14

IN asena tue funeral from mis- iaIe resia ence
3iy West Gath St. Tuesday, Nay IA. at two O'Clock
+. N:
McKEoS.-on Sunday, May II SUSAN, widow OF tho
late Paul Mckeon. native OF Crosssriough, county
Cayan ireland, aged 40 years
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral from her ia:e residence, 237 West
4oh 81, Tuesday, May II, 81 haif-past niue A. NJ 10
The Church OF the Sacred Heart, West 5lst st. where
a solemn high mass OF requiem will be offered tor the
repose OF her soul: thence TO Calvary Cemetery.
PowER.-suddenly, on sunday May II, 1875, at the
residence OF ner mother, 2i0 East ll2ln e., ELIZA
BETH; widow Of Edward u. Power, and youuses,
daughter u Mary aud the late Hugh O'Donnel.
Relatives and friends rcsnectiully invital to at
tcnd the funeral from 81 Paul's Church, East llIth
ST.. on tuesday, at naipast nine A. NJ Intcrment III
Calvary Cemetery.
powKR On Monday. May Ia, ANN POWER, aged 45
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited TO
tend the funeral from late residence, 800 East 74th
thence to ST. Vincent Ferror's Church.
sASDEasoN.-Iu brooklyn May IL, ELIZABETH, wife
OF George sandcrsou, In tho 6sth year OF her age.
Friends are requested 10 attend tue funeral. on
Tuesday, 18th inst, AT three O'Clock p. H., IRON her
late residence, No. IS Jefferson st.
SMITH --On sunday, May IL. MARY 3. SMITH, widow
OF Daniel McFau smith, IN the SD year OF ner age
Relatives and friends IRE invited TO attend her iunc
residence OF her son-n.law, s. Warren sneden, No
Isl Prospect place. Brookiyn Please omit flowers
IsAcn-A wilmington, n O.. SUNDAY, May ~
Tho funeral services will take place at The Rutgers
Presbyterian Church. Madison av and 20ih ST. tDr
O'clock Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
WARREx. Suddenly, on Monday. May Is. ESos
WARREN
Funeral on Wednesday. May H. al half-past ten
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Methodist Church, Purdy's sta
ton, N. Y
WnIprLE.-on Sunday, May IL RoslSA, wifo OF Elias
WhIpple
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral, on Wednesday, one O'Clock r. NJ
from her Jate residence, 150th west oil 10th av
Carmansvlc.
WooDnuLL-ln Brooklyn, Monday, May ID,
ELEANOR NJ, rcct Of the late William Arthur Wood
hun
Funeral services will be held at ST. Luke's Church,
Clinton av.. between Atlantic aud Fulton avs, Brook
lyn, on Wednesday, May 10, at two O'Clock p NJ.
Relatives ana trends are respectfully invited attend
WooLsEY.-on Sunday, May IL JOHN WooLsEY, aged
II years
Funeral Tuesday at three O'clock, from hts late
residence, Clarksou ST. Fiatbush L. l., nth house
east OF Flatbusn NV Relatives anu friends arc In
vited to attend No flowers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14

Two members OF tho Alucrmanic Committee on
Police ana Health. Messrs. Keenan, and Morris, to
whom was referred the nomination OF Mr. George
Jones Tor Police com ssioner called upon that gen.
tloman yesterday Tor the purpose oi consulting him
tho matter Mr. Jonos said that no could not &C
cept the place. 1t would interfere with position
a journalist Hc also stated that Mayor Ely had
not consulted with him either before alter tho
nomination. The committee win probably report tho
result oil their VISIT ~ the regular meeting Of the
Board oil Aldermen to-day.
County Clerk Gumbleton, ex.Assemblyman Mitchell
anu Alderman Bennett called upon Mayor KY ana
requested him 10 nominate Mr.. jacob Hess
Tor Police Commissioner, ~ caso HIS Honor stlI
adhered 10 tho proposition OF keeping that depart
par isaD 10 pvlitcs. The May or PROMISED
W gIyv tne request Ioper consideration.
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COURT CALaNDAAS-TAIs DAY.


suPRxmR CouRT-CnAxDRRs-Iicld by Judge Dono.
hue. Nos So % lV3, no. lzU l2J, Ia $780, 49,, 1871
153 l54 l5S, LOO. Ia 1871 ISIS. 1875 zyu 2vB 2Il 23v
233. 2Uv 26 200 30. 273 30, 2y3 295 zyU 2y7 40
800, 80, 3ll, 3i2. ia, $40, 3l6
suPREMg CoUKT--GESEnAL rKRa-Hcld By Judges
lngas, DANCES and Potter Nos III, las, 81 30, 49,
l02 l5 l53, l5I, loo, 1885, 100 16l iGI l05 lO6 lG7
IL LOO, no. AL, l12, ia. 10, l76.
SUPERIOR CouR1-sPkcfAL IEKM-Hed by Judge
Van B,untNvs. AL, AID, 40, AL ll6 425. 444 3Iv
", zs5 81. 3z3 $50, 500, 2'O 500, $40 594. $50.
us, 70 2yG lV4, AZ, 80 lJO 60 4U7, 735, l2s SOL
42y, $40 la, loo, 2g2, II, s53, 2ol.
slPRkns CouRf-ClKcrir-Par Hold by Judge
2--ueld by Judge Lawrcnce.-No.. 1895. 1869, 1874
1870, 1922. 1911. 1884, yyS, 2v34 1904, 1905 1905,
1899. 1873, l4g4. lly3 lsyl, 33ll, 1906 1861 1s55
lbOg 1919. 2oo5, 1911 Par 3-hcd ny Judgc Van
lo45, 49, ll25, 1tO3 i6l7Js 1917, 70G, 15i7 I54o,
a47v lzys, 242s, liza. 14s4. sv2, 553k, l444
SUPERIOR CUuRT-GkSkRAL IkRM--neld Dy Judges
Speir. sasford Freedman. Nor 10, H. "a, rs, 20,
~, ~, 81, 80, 80, 81, -, 80. Az, Al.
SUPERIOR COukr-SPacfAL lERM-Bcld BY Chiof
Jus, ice Currs.--Nos. ~, As, 53, 10. %. a. 40 o.
SUPERIOR COURr-lniAL IkRM--Part Held by
Judge sedgwicK Nos 500, $50, GOA 49, 100 7U7 ILL.,
5U4. Parts aud 3-Adjourucd Tor tns term.
COMMON PLEAs--GKSERAL IEKM-Held ny Chief JUS
liee e. A. Day ana JUICES Robinson aud Larreinorc.-
Nos. o. 0, ~, Is, ~, 80, ~ 80
COMMON INTERCHANGEABLE by Judge j. H.
Daly.-.Nos A, ID
COMMON FLEAS-EQuiTr TBRM-AdJourned for the
term
IonMoS PLEAs-lRIAL TERm-Part 1--Iield by Juugo
Van Hoescu-Nos COL, l417 4I9, 1851 1910, 1881 s5l
203 2v4, t5s. bIy $50 Oh 1884, 3yv, 2zy ga 1l43
1850, AIS 2i37, $50 1851, 2OUl, lli5 1868 54J 1920
Part 2.--AdJourDeu Tor tho term
MARINE COURT RIAL IAkM-Phrt l-IIeld by Chief
Justice Aik.r Nos zoos, 1870, $685. 1891 sgli 4U3s
47Sl, iss5s 2Ssv, 2oaS. zosG zz, S11l zoS7, 400.
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STRICKEN IN COURT.

In the Harlem Police Court yesterday Anthony
Koechner. OF No. 1879 Fifth avenue John Kenny, OF
No. Ill East Nnetotn street, Carl Gauman, OF Third
avenue and l49th street; N. J.. Foley. OF No. 2o25
Third avenue, and James Kocgan, Of No 2,274 First
avenue, were each held In 500 for violating the
posed or an UNUSUAL scene occurred. KeegaE rose
IRON the prisoners bench, but Immediately stag
gerod and Tell senseless 10 the door, with the blood
streaming from his mouth aud uostrils. Tho court
officers applied rcstoratvcs while Sergeant Barrett
ran Tor DR.. stewart. Meanwhile arriuge mad been
ordered and a bon dsman haviug been procured kee-
gan as removed from the court room.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

FRoELcK-EGLEsToy- On Monday, May ID, by the
Rev. q. II. Gregory, LOUIS W. FRoELiCK 10 SARAH A.
LGLEsToN, both oil tins city.
sMirh-FiELD On Thursday, May 0, at tho Chapel
Of TRINITY lnhrmary, by the Rev. Morgan DIX, s. Il.
d. MAKGAhET, daughter OF Jonn Field, ESQ, 10 AL
BERT q. SMITH both oil this city.
SMIrH-MArrnkws.-Brook Saturday, May IL,
at tho residencc OF tho BRIDES parents, the Rev
]. A. Paddock, ID. d.. l. W. SMirm, o Waterbury,
Conn.,, to IiLLiE daughter OF A. ID. Matthews, ESQ.
VAN LE-CoLLERp.-fhufsday, May 0, 1878. by
the Rev. 4. Is. Romcyn, assisted by the Rev. q. q.
Brett. J. EDWIN VAN WISKLE 10 ". LOUISE CoLLKRD
daughter Of Aeram Colierd, Esq, all OF Jersey Guy.
No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14
REAL ESTATE.

The attendance at tho Roal Estate Exchange yes
terday very large but capitalists showed no dis
position into competition with the heirs OF
the Gould Hoyt estate, which was sold IN partition IN
fourteen parcels by Ludlow Co. The sale Of No. AIS
Fifth avenue by Mr. Harnett to outside bidder Tor
500 POS considered proof that choice Filth avenue
property stll has standard value. The salos were
as foilows:-
HUGH n. CAMP.
william Dixon sso o.
sssn Sy hs Central FIX @ n0f
public road or drive. 70 plaintiff $4,000
DAME! r. 1nsrsham A. : e Assissosq,s safe q
tn four story T " A., ~, with ,0' loSs.xaS
3sth st. to Henry Day....... ........ .... OF, 29o
AS the .ssy s MSor s ssS
No. pa East 1O9th st, e. >, 800 It. ". Of ID av..
- ~ = ny GERARD nsirs
Frank A. Ransom, refer Foreclosure sale Of four
lots, 100 iox zoos corner OF Stu av and ie.h -
ST. 70 p'ain'n' ny 4. J. LYON on WV
George Martens 5 sale sstxo
n su u ss s nv S 70 p amin 49,.
Henry J. ssuadeT rserseMPas,,oa sale fshe fol-
s ssn Blot as sSx 81 sol
Of Park place aud Church = extending through -, 49,.
Murray ,s ,a, TO Goaa Vii, oys e aa ax7
ga. No. llU Nest ST.. s.. 2o9h. n. OF Corllandt
Also Il .oassda.e With lot IS
No 10 West T. = $, between corslandt and Dey o,o
Also the s,orshosse With lot 2sox5S 7x25. iiGxoo,
West sts.. to O. H. Redmond and others. 5000
Also. tho storeheuse, with lot 2l.5x46.5x3x1I5x
Sis. No ia Washington ST., ". s.. between Cort-
landt and hey sts O. II. Redmond and others 5000
Also, tho storehouse, with lot - 3xll5.iOx2IlIx
75x3x46.5 No, I76 Washington ST., W. n. between
Cortlandt and Dey SITS 10 q. II. Redmond and
Others. ........ 1900
Also, tho storehouse with .ot 245x67 llx22 Iux
6lS; No. 100 Wevt a.. @. B., between CortlAndg
Dey sts, to Henry 5. Hoyt.... 1880
Also the store house, with lot 209x55 x3u 5x644
No. lis West ST.. n. e. corner ot Cortiandt st.,
e. H. Redmond and others. ........... 81, QUO
Also, the toIehouses, with lot 3n3xia2xl3.i Ux
rs lab ..9x07 Ilx25. No. III West St., Q. D., and
IS Dey ST., T., to Gould HOyt.... 5000
Also, marble front building with lot il5 5xBi4
xz3.6xlU lx33. 9x2x56 .x66.5. Nos ~, 70, - 30
and - i'ine st.. 81 II. g. Oh Nassau St.. to H. $.
Gould oyt,: LEO 500
Also. the building with lot 233x65.9x22 lOx6d q.
no. 3Is Pine o. IL Redmond "a. 800
Also. tho budings, with lots 7l.9xoi. 6x71. 5xGl6,
Nos. 40, AZ and ~ Pine st ID. 3 It. v. OF
William St, to u. L. iloyt trustee) .... 10 600
Also the store. with lot 25xS76, NJ. 20 Warren st..
hoyt trustee ......,..... 80. 10000
Also the storehonse. with lot 30 3x54, TX 2x492
mond and others. q. 500
Total.... ...................se 45 1857
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DIVORCED.

Judge Pratt, OF tho Kings County Supreme Court,
yesterday granted OF divorce the OF
Hannah Farshom against Rasmus Forsholm and
Einiru ). Billiard against Charles +. Billiard In tue
former case the plaintiff receives So per week ALI
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RESCUE OF THE CLARA BELL.


While a trip from Havana to this city In the year
1875 the steamship Crescent City encountered the
vessel Clara Boil, which had been abandoned as u
wreck, and towed her into the city OF Charleston.
claim for salvage made the United States Court
IN South Carolina. and the agents OF the Crescent
City, Messrs William P. Clyde l. Co., were awarded
So, 050 The lrst officer OF tue steamer, Thomas NJ.
Smith, who directed the OF the Clara Bell con-
sdered that he entitled to share in the amount
Of salvage allowed to the extent Of $500. and has
brought suit tho Marine Court in this
city 10 recover that amount from the OF the
questions-one whether the owners o! rcscuing
vessel are entitled TO salvage TO the exclusion OF their
officers who effect the rescue, II not, whether the
enforcement Of tho oinceT's claim Tor snare Is u
matter exclusively Tor the Jurisdiction OF Court OF
Admiralty. Messrs Clyde Co. Claim that their first
officer only acting IN the line OF his duty their
servant IN making the rescue, and Is therefore en-
titled 10 none OIL the salvage ana that even II he was
he could only enforce that CLAIM IN a Court OF Ad-
miralty. This SUIT vas originally brought
John Doc and Richard Roe, those being tue
names OF Tho members OF the firm OF William +. Clyde
Il Go. as well us they could then be asccraineL Ii
has since been discovered that the gentlemen com
posing the firm William +. Clyde. Thomas Cly de
and John ) Hills, AMI motion made behalf
McAdam yesterday, Tor leave 10 servo amended
complaint tanning no names oil tho real members
oil deiendauts' drm. Upon tue argument there was
raised III addition to the questions already stated,
tho question ot payment oil costs TO two Of the de-
fondans had aiready appeared iu the upon
compalut. Tho Judge TOOK the papers and reserved
his decision
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SUMMARY OF Law CASES.


Wabash Railway Company, the facts Of wnicn have
been fully punished in the HERALD, was yesterday
removed, by order Of Judge Donohuc, from the Su-
prene Court to the Unitod States Court
Judge Douohue yesterday dism ssed tho writ OF
habeas corpus obtained in the Case VI Henry William.
son, convicted Court Of General Sessions SELL
ing obscene prnts and sentenced TO months I'm
prtsoument IN tho Psnitsntiary and 10 pay u nne vi
slOQ M
Enooh v. Coo and John and James Preston, in.
dicted Tor maintaining nuisances ut Nowtown Creek.
were arraigned for trial yesterday before Judge Gil.
derseevo. Their counsel, Mr.. J. X. Fellows, moved
Tor adIouru ment aud Assistant District Attorney
Bell opposod the applications The Case was finally set
DOWN Tor Friday ucxt.
Before Judge Van Hocsen, In tho Court OF Common
Pleas, there was GU trial yesterday The suit OF john
Carey, administrator oI Mary Jane Carey against the
pany 10 recover 100 damages Tor the OF MS
daughter, who was ruu over ON the corner oil Tenth
avenue and fhricth street by one OF locomotives
Ihe Gclence 10 contr,butory negligence.
Joseph Wagner, who staobvu Charter Morris, whom
no Suspected OF being improperly inumase with h,s
wiie, he saw the Two ABOUT entering second
nuc car, obtained through his counsel, Mr. illiaul
Howe, a writ oil haDeas corpus. Tho came up
before Judge Donohue yesterday, when II Was stated
that the wounus OF Morris were not hKev prove
fatal, and tnat Coroner woi.man was Wiling admit
HIM to bari III Sl,u0o. Permission was thercupon
gwen 10 aunt him bail in this sum.
Judge Donohuc yesterday refused 10 grant alimony
ana counsel ive IN The sun Tor y limited divorce
brougnt by Margaret IurnDuH against Peter Turn
bulb She CLAIMS that no treated nor cruelty
aud deserted Nor. lie, on tue contrary, as
sorted that ail tho cruelty was her siae
that she drove hlm from thor house. She Claims
thai 10 enticed her into marriage, whereas hs claims
that tue marriage Was brought about through In
stiumeptaiity. Aessrs. AKIN jacques appear Tor
the piaintin and Mr. George w. MeAaam Tor tue dc.
iendanI
The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company have applied to the supreme Court Tor
leave 10 appropriate 10 their own use all tue land
above and uudrr water west OF their trace between
Sixynitb and seventy second streets. Gaming that
thu same ~ necessary Tor railroad purposes. Tue APP
preparation oil this Innl resisted Nv propell ~
owners The matter came up Tor hearing yesterday
boiore Judge Douobue, IN supreme Court, CnamDers,
Mr. Frank Loouiis appearing on behalf oil The rail-
road company, and Mr. o. \. Tweed Tor the property
owners Alter discussion the hearing IN tLe case
was adjourned until next Monday. The application
made under the general Railroad act, but the prop
erty owners tako Tie ground that IL 10 not tho
power oil the Court 10 grant wholesale acquisition Of
private lanus Tor this railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14
THE GOULD HOMICIDE.

In tho case OF George Weyman, recently convicted
In the Court Of General Sessions Of manslaughter in
the second degree having caused the death OF william
j. Gould IN a BoweIy' saloon. by stabDing min IN the
abdomen, Assistant District Attorney Herring moved
sentence intimated that the had pre-
viously been tried Tor o similar offence in New Or
leans He urged that the fuil penalty OF the law 20
enforced. Ex-Judge Koch, counsel Tor the prisoner,
sald thai his client been acquitted OF charge ia
New Orleans, aud he noped that thai would not
gate against nim MI j. X. Fellows also pIeadod
for cemency behalf Of the accused. Judge Glider
sleeve that the jury, in finding verdcl OF man
slaughter In tue second degree only. had exhausted
aIi mercy that could DO EXTENDED under :ho CIR
cumstances oI the case. He would therefore impose
the tell sentencc-seven years az hard labor tho
state Prison
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COAsrWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
L,OR VERA CRuz-sTD FOR FIRST class PAssAGE
per steamship SARATOGA. MAY TO- connecting M LA
with roya mail steamer
ITALIAN \. s., AND ST. JOHNS. N ".
III CROMWELL LINE
steamship COkrEs vii. leave pier 10 North River.
T.. Nj Tuesday. May IL For freight passage apply
CLARK SEAMAN. 10 West st.
ELORIpA DlkEuf, sthAMEns LEAVE P1hk 70
IL bast River Friday. ut NJ. Tor fernsndlna
Fla, toneninx ut Brut swi,k aud Port ROYAL. steamer
CITY OF DALLAS, capthn Hines will sail MAJ H.
Through fcghts and passage rates given % al points Ia
the south md Southwest by y. ". MALLORY Co.
Agents. ohce pier 10 East River, or COOK, SON 4 JEN
kINS. 2Ul broadway.
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ttIe out of order that after the lawyers in the case
are all dead TO try and enforce judgment that has
been allowed 70 slumber Tor long time without
being brought 10 his knowledge Ono point
Of objection raised IL that the interest meantime
mas been ao~sS s " aS 'ne now
sought be collected under the original judgment
$3,50l 90 Tho defence Is mat Mr.. Brown was duly
served with the papers IN the case that he put
appearance through counsel and has denied the
debt The trial OF the was commenced yesterday
before Judge Van Brunt and promises 10 occupy two
or three days
RENEWAL OF THE GARBAGE WAR.
Tho garbage war, which has been fought long In
the courts and with about as much in
as another, revived yesterday in trial before
Judge Van Brunt al supreme Court Special Term. Of
The woll suit brought by tho city against Cor
nelius Ferguson. The defendant, as is well known,
was Shore Inspector, having been appointed such
position under the law OF 1875, his chief duty under
such law being 70 prevent ofal and other
our haroor and not 10 PERM. any vessels
freighted with onal 10 pass through the NaTrows
without his permit The police authorities Of New
York undertook to dump tho city oifal In the Lower
Bay without obtaining such permission, when an
action brough to prevent the police authorities
from making such disposition OF tho city oifal The
present suit brought by the city to prevent Mr.
Ferguson from interfering With tho police authorities
The questions involved are wholly law ques-
isnsh tho ' sounss Mr. George W. Me-
Lean appearing IN benall Of the Police
Board, and cx.Dlstrict Attorney Britton, OF Queens
county, tor Mr. Ferguson. " Is claimed on behalf or
the defendant that the present which Is an equity suit
cannot 10 brought Tor tho purpose OF preventing
officers from enforcing criminal statute, and that
the question Is one Tor determination by Grim nal
court Mr. Mclean on the contrary Insisted that tho
act under which Mr. Ferguson received THIS appoint
ment as Shore Inspector Is unconstitutional He cited
various decisions pertinent 10 this point after which
Judge Van Brunt took tho papers, reserving his de-
cis0n
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RI >ITED STATS AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ LfNE.For Rio de Janero. touching Mt st. Thomas.
Para. Pernambuco And Bahia to lana mails and
gers1he first class iron steamship CITY OF PARA
$500 t0lsl will sa for the Thursday,
June g. Freight low Tor the
ports Freight received all times Roberts dock,
brooklyn For freight cngagemcnts or passage thavnR
elegant Accommodation appl 70 G. II. MALLORY 4
CO., Agents. Office pier 10 East River.
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TLAS NAIL LINE.
AEOk WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Keguar bimonthls sailings from pier 81 North River
For KINGSTON. Ja. and HAYTI:-
ET>A............Mayi 10 ATLAS. June
For HAYri, COLOMBIA isriiMGS OF PANAMA and
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS via Aspinwall,-
CLARI1El.... 500 May Is APLs... May 30
First class British built iron Superior hrst
class passenger accommodations
PIN. FOkWoOD CO., General AGENTS.
M Wal .t.
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L,oR NnKWALK AND DANBuRY DAILY
IT. Sto AMEklCU, leaves Irooklyn (Jew~ll's DysO
2.3p NJ; Pier No 81 East RIVER 2;s5 r. NJ. SD St.
T. NJ. connecting with Danbury and New Haven ail-
roads. Reduced fare, IS cents
EXCURSION TinkErS. 50 CENTS
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L,oR HALIFAX, PORT II ,wKEsBUKy. PICTuU AND
Oh trlottetuwn, L. Il. !.
The frat class stcams hips CARROLL and WORCESTER.
having superior passcn-e accommodations viii leave
Wharf Boston, for the nbova alternately SIT
urday. NJ II through tickets from New York sold By
all the sound lines.
For rates u ire ght further particulars inquire Of
WM n. KING lS + "a hart,
o. q. PEARSON. 80 Washington ST.. Boston.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-09-18

cents that the ArisrocraOy there is
ore Of blood, ancestry, that had its
origin in the times of the Clans or
1fioes of those countries, long time
before the days Of paper money. 1t it
fact that many of the real Aristoc.
racy Of the old world are rich people,
but he confounded the fancy moneyed
people, of which there are grea: many,
with the former class. He fell into the
mistake that money is aristocrscy, and
he used bis own mistaken views TO ex-
cite others against the bonded indebt-
edness Of this country, because he be-
lieves it is an aristocratic system. If
riches constitute aristoc.acy, there are
quite q number of such people in this
country, but money does not confer ar
istocracy on man more than it confers
virtue or religion.
This country may contain aristocrats
that have been transported from the old
world, but they are precious few, and
Mr.. Randall need not fear them. There
Is greater danger to government from
his communism, than from all of the
genuine aristocrscy of the world. If
his argument is worth anything, it
amounts to this, that, when q man is
rich he is an aristocrat, and when be is
poor be is no aristocrat, and that money
constitutes the man. Of course, he is
entitled to his opinions, but be should
not come before the people with such
lame arguments in an effort to preju-
dice the people against the we'll estab-
lished and correct principles Of the Re.
public.
If be wishes to be communist, it is
. matter with himself, so long as be
commits no violence, but he should not
underhandedly introduce his doctrines
under the couer Of a greenbacker. At
ter he had flushed the aristocratic side
of the question, he requested MIR. Lin
ton to treat the audience to music,
which he did, in an interesting manner,
at the conclusion of which he announc-
ed that ne and the singer would hold a
dialogue relative to the questions under
consideration, after which he would de-
liver second speech. Having heard
his principles
That nation, as an indiriduai,
should pay as 1t goes.
That posterity should not be made to
pay debts Of those toho i,red before them.
That the government should step into
the place of corporations, and pirate
business, and pror,de labor for all Tho
UlH worh.
We did not feel like listening TO the
conclusions to be justly drawn from
such premises, and therefore withdrew
after he had asked the FIRST question,
which was:
What is the object of Government 7
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-09-18

the honor and the good of the State, has
been cast upon the cold charities Of = world
that does not always appreciate uue great
nessl
l have neither the Inclination or the time
to carry on q war OF words; nor do care
to court notoriety through the press.
Chosen by the members of my party to per-
form political duty, and conscious of hav-
ing discharged that duty honestly, do not
propose that these calumniators whose hon.
esty has so often been compromised, and
who, when made the recipients Of honor
from their party, have received it as pearls
cast before swine, shall be permitted to pro-
claim falsehood after falsehood without re.
buke.
Once again. gentlemen of the machine
organ, call upon you to come forward,
prove your charges, and get your rewards,
or henceforth be content to allow the public
to pronounce many articles that appear in
your paper utter falsehoods.
G.. W. WILSON.