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A LECTURE TO YOUNG M EN


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ERRORS OF YOUTH

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PIMPLES.

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.RESTAU UR ANT.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
CUSTOM house METHODS.
APPRAISERS EXPLAINING THEIR DUTIES.
THE CHIEFS OF THE SIXTH AND TENTH DIVISIONS
nrRnRR Mr. WOOD.

APPRAISERS EXPLAINING THEIR DUTIES.
THE CHIEFS OF THE SIXTH AND TENTH DIVISIONS
BEFORE MR.. WOOD.
The investigation into Custom House meth
DDS was continued by Fernando Wood yesterday Johh
A. Baush, in charge OF the Sixth Division OF the Ap-
praiser's Department, being the first witness. MT
Baush's division the examination of wool and wool
len manufactured carpets fax, hemp iute, furs, etc.
The witness has three examiners in his division. j. l.
Croker J. T. Walton and M. Wickham, all qualified
men, The first two have been in Office fourteen years
and the third nine years. The witness Is one OF the
oldest appraisers in the Custom House, having been
thrty-eight years in the service. He recommended
specific duty and the abolition OF the present
compound and ad valorem rates. The present hgh
rates duty WOOL he said, kept the better quality
the Market he thought there should be aspecinc
duty, levied according to three grades-cothing wool,
cOmbing wool and carpet wool He supposed IL was
true that American importers could not compete with
European manufacturers VINO consigned their BoOus
importers had gone out Of the business; but
he could give no reason Tor TINS. E4aul-
put through a course or training and examination He
would feel liberty To remons rate against incom-
praiscrs Department in Laighst were much too small
ana the building too lar away from the Custom
House. He believed that the rent formerly paid was
$4,000 year. but that II nov 100000. owing 70
the decline real estate, he did not think The whole
building would sell for more than 100000 He be-
eyed that the repeal OF the moey act mad reduced tine
amount Of revenue collected, but he wonG not say that
he favored the revival OF the mOiety ~ stem.
d. G. sturgiss m charge OF the Tenth DIVISION, tesI-
fed that examiner since 1863 Previous
20 that time he clerk and commercial traveller,
with experience IN the lines be was called 10 exam
inc HIS division examined wines and liquors. tobacco
and cigars. groceries aud drugs periodicals, etc Mr
HOmml had charge OF tobacco and cgais ana ar hat-
rugiOn OF wines aud liquors. The former mad been IN
Office six months aud the latter twelve years lie cOud
not say whether Mr. HOmmil passed any examination,
as since Congress had refused to appropriate money 10
continue the examinations they had been almost en-
trey abandoned All articles entered free were subject
81 investigation by the Appraiser and no invoice was
hquatcd by the Collector until after the Apprals
ers report lie Thought ad vtiorem duties would cause
the importation OF better class OF wines specific du-
ties discouraged importation.
Mr. Wood adjourned the examination until Tuesday
fafI A ~ lf,pk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27

cheat them, it is asserted, the delegation would
have instantly put in lilden man..
The anti-TIlden men deny the truth OF all the ru-
respecting the change in the character OF the
State Committee. They assert that some OF the men
who acted as representatives, of the absent mem
beers misrepresented them, and that upon the as
sembling of the committee in Hew-York it will be
Unparalleled observers are of the opinion that the
committee is very evenly balan ed and that neither
side knows positively yet whether OF not the COM
mittee is in its control The undoubted Tilden men
on the committee are Veeder, Fowler, Nolan Nelson,
OBrieu, Manning, Gleason, smith Buell.. Gordon,
Moses, Faulkner, ApgaT, Hill and Carey-15. The
undoubted anti ilden delegates are GumbetOn,
Rhodes, Gale, Nichols, Smythe, Kelly Schel Beach,
Latin, Crosby. PoucheT, Jenny Purcell, MeCune-
IA. The doubted men are Sutphen, Ferguson,
Barnard and Fulton. Last year until just before
the convention the committee stood ID Iilden men
aud 20 anti-Tiiden men. PROFESSIONALLY Mr. III
den has gained strength on the committee this
wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
DECIsIONs-sEPr. 90.

Supreme ourt-C hdmbers-By Judge Lawrence
In the StenEerGiye notice Of settlement Cole
ag COehis order is not I'm conformity with the decision
BY Judge DOnOhue-BTidEe agt Post Piggs agt Grover
LeOschtz aRt. IeIschz.MotiOn den ed. Hertz
field IiTt-MOtCn denied without costs All objections
should have been embodied IN one motion.
circuit FaTt I-By Judge Van Brunt-Clute agt Emme-
Fich.-Case settled
Special Terul-By Judge Van Brunt Benedict agt the
Western Union Telegraph Company and Others-Flndings
signed
Superior COirt-Specidl Teym-By Judge Van YOrst.
-CaOrn agt ClaOn-Oricr granted. viking agt. viking
Motion granted. Lehman agt DuraudApphcaton granted
Bake AIT err-Atlayit is i1suicent under Rule 80.
BowcOcK agt Bail 90 a-Afiaytt Is insufficient innOt spec
surance Company York agt Reeve et aOder Of dis
continuance. Lehmaer agt. GTiswOld-Order granted
Schedeln It al HudrsOn.O der 10 brng prisoner into
returnabe october az 10 a. Howard agt Hayes
suretcs Dsuicient the party must be examined
Ca-ko EnaCk-Orier ~ discOntnuance McNaulty agt
ag i.oc a.-eos bond approved Durham agt
Mercantile Mutual Insurance COmpany.-OTder granted
Malcolm Manufacturer authorizing receiver 10 sue,
etc Sperry agt Webb Knauth Glnsmann; Blauyelt
ngt Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company Buckbee
ag BuCkbce Cook agt Cook Ba Ike agL Kerr Hitler ag
Schumacher: Jones aRt. Jones Or ers granted
Harine -Chdmbsrs-BY Justice Sheridan
Keys ag Miller Rockwell agt. Christian Davis agL Freed
Muller the Christopher and Tenth street Railroad
Company. MyeT agt Crancr Zabnsh agt HerOldi Nunge
art.N ichOas Niles agt BOwdch; Heller agt hugel
buckley Maginn Cole act. Van Dyck DOckerty agt.
DOa Elder agt MaloueYi oOyer ngt Mokeney thnofd
act -Orders entered ana filed Mcdonald act.
Brush l1nent for plaintiff Holmes agt PearoeMOuon
granted. Hicks SchaugMohon 10 dismiss for want OF
unless be placed calendar within
six DAYS WugAt AIT acknowledgement fer plaintiff Mena-
Ian agt Read.-BOnd approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
CIVIL NOTES.

The argument for the substitution of Ira
shafer for s. j. Kneeand. attorney for Alexander
Stewart in his suit against the heirs Of the late A. T.
Stewart will be argued Supreme Court, Chambers to-
day. Rufus f. Andrews and Lucius L. Chttenden VIII
appear for Mr. Kneeland.
Shang" Draper, the burglar, was before
Judge Nelson in the Brooklyn City Court yesterday
a writ of habeas corpus His counsel, exJudge Sam
ue ID. Morris, asked that he be admitted to bail in
80 600 Assst8nt Disrici-Attorne Weinberg objected
to bail being taken in the case, and said that u was,
IL should I've placed &C higher sum. Judge Nelson
fixed AZ 50 000 but Draper was unable to lind bonds
men and had to 90 back to Raymond Street JAM
Judge Donohue yesterday granted an order
Of against the defendant in the suit for breach Of
promise brought by Annie Black against Simon Gins
berg The plaintiff alleges that the defendant who is
tailor, made her acquaintance about year ago. In
July last he promised to marry her, and September q
appointed the day OF the marriage. AT that time
she ready in bridal robes the invited guests had
assembled but the bridegroom came not The company
broke up in confusion, and the wOud-be bride broke
in tears and straightWay brought the present ac
81 600 dama0eB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
REDUCING THE FORCE.
FIFTEEN POSITIONS TO BE MADE VACANT OR ABOL-

FIFTEEN POSITIONS TO BE MADE VACANT OR ABOL-
1SHED.
1t is stated that there will be several i'm
portan changes in the Custom House force on October
l. and that Collector Merritt and Special Treasury
Agent Curtis are now In Washington consulting with
Secretary sherman IN regard 10 the reduction OF the
force. Among the changes which will take place, 1t Il
reported will be the removal o Dayton Ogden from the
Lquldaiing Department Mr. ogden formerly In
Government employ as chief clerk of the en-
try division and was removed by Secretary
Boutwell, after an Official investigation, for hay
ing received pay for services outside Of his reg
ular salary. About two years ago he was renstaed,
and though he has been drawing salary Of $1,000 a
year. he has been absent his desk most Of the time
by reason Of sickness and eebeHess incident To dccin-
ing years Hls successor Will probably be J. G. r. Bay
land who formerly In the Custom House as an entry
clerk and drupucd from the service when the entry
Recently he has been connected with tue German press
The mcnt ~ Is further said. VIII dispense
with the services OF MichHel &. Burns and j. Drew.
wcighers. whose departments VIII be consolidated
with other districts ~ making district along the
East River front, and by adding Williamsburg
and GteenpOint 10 the upper North RIVER district
The changes also contemplate the reduction OF tue mum
Dor OF gaugers from i've 20 three II Is understood that
the proposed reduction will strike fifteen employees from
pay-roll The positions formerly held BY tue atc
Colonel =. Il. Thorpe ana by Richard Grant white Will
be abolished. ana ceTkship will also 10 abolished IN
the Iiquiiatin Department and the Law Division.
Henry D. WynEOOp. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az castle
Garden uns dismissed for interfering with On iu-
spcctor from the SURVEYORS Department, while N the
Charles Leopold has been appointed tr place. lnspec
tol Henderson has also been dismissed for not properly
examining the baggage Ct John Draper, which was
subsequently, sized and found 70 contain dutlRble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
THE BEST DAY OF THE TRADE SALE.

Experienced book buyers say that prices
have not been firm nor sales so good, for thirty
years. as they were at the sixth days trade sale at
Clinton Han Wednesday. Houghton. osgood &
Co.'s invoice consumed nearly the whole day.
one buyer said 81 marked cut $1,000 worth to buy.
but only got $500 worth, Or ranged high" The
general feeling seemed to be that trade improving
Forty of p" was the average, and the best books
brought even higher prices. Duplicates were made in
only ono or two instances ana 10 small amounts. OF
Whttiers Vision Of Echard," 300 were sold being 100
duplicates; OF LOngrelOws "Keramor," hfty the cata-
logue number; OF Bishop Tegner's "FrthOf's Saga"
translated by L. A. Sherman large 81 80 quarto,
illustrated twenty copies were sold at 40
per cent on There was demand for Tennyson.
aud after many handsome editions bad been sold the firm
at the night sale put out 5000 OF various lines ranging
In price from 81 TO 50 volume, and these were quickly
taken lots Of from 10 10 5O one entire lot OF 1000
shepard, OF Bostonan episode That caused some ex-
element This move Is said TO be made by the hrm TO
check furnish other firms who have been republsh-
ing Tennyson's works series OF heotype art,works
In lots OF TO 20 sold al about 90 per cent on inondng
Famous Artists" -" EugrayIugs from Landseer,".
Raphae's Picture" and the " Titan Gallery"
Inerors etc Lots Of 80 20 200 OF various editions Of
Longfellows works sold at good prices, Lowell rating
all copies OF BrYants translation of the Had
aud the odyssey" brought good prices. Architec-
tural works were not In much demand Alice and Phgbe
CarY's works sold well In lots of to 20, accord
ing to quality and style. The works OF DR.. Holmes
!.
prices James PartOns works averaged low and those
OF John q. SAKE lar. Mrs stoves Uncle Tom sold
well, and there strong call at good prices, for
Bayard TaylOr's books. Thoreau sold well, and Cen
eral Lew Walncs's Fair God was fairly good;
Lee 81 shepard's, Harper Brothers and L. b. Peter
son & Brothers the leading invoices yesterday.
An episode Of Wednesday was the remembrance
OF disabled oomrade shown by the dealers
J. W. Warren. for over thirty years In the trade,
ago OF failing health and Is nearly des
tute. Charles Shepard OF Lee Shepard, gave an ae
count Of Walren's case, and purse OF 500
up among the buyers TO enable him TO med
inula
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
THE PLATFORM.
HARD-MoNEY. A TARIFF FOR REVENUE. ECONOMY
FRAUD.

HARD-MoNEY. TARIFF FOR REVENUE, ECONOMY
FRAUD.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 25.-The platform of prln-
ciples adopted by the Democratic Convention at
Syracuse is as follows:
The Democratic party of the State of New
York reaffirms the following principles set
forth in its platform adopted in 1874 ana IN
1873, and indOrsed by large majority OF Tue
people of this State:
Gold and silver coin and paper convertible
into coin at the will of the holder, the only
currency of the country; steady steps toward
specie payments; the honest payment OF the
public debt We congratulate the State and
country upon the practical relative value OF
this greenback currency OF the Government
with gold and silver; the preservation OF the
public faith. A tariff for revenue; no gov
eminent partnership with protected mOnopo-
lies: home rule to limit and lOca1Ze most
ieal0usly the powers intrusted to public ser
wants whether municipal, State or federalj no
Capitalization; equal and exact lustlce 10 al
men no partial legislation; no partlal taxation
official accountability rigdly enforced by all
civil and criminal rene lies; no private use
of public funds by public officers; corpora
tions chartered by the State always subject 10
State supervision in the interest OF the PEG,
pie the party In power respOnslDle lor an
legislation while in power economy IN pubic
expenditure, that labor may be hghty Dur
deped and the labOrer fully paid for his
work uniform and equitable excise laws J no
sumptuaTy laws.
ResoIred, That the provisions of the State
Constitution are mandatory in regard to the
apportioument of the members of the Senate
and Assembly and the failure OF the RepuD-
can party, for three successive years after
the taking of the census, to 50 app4rtiiGGn ion
the State is grave crime against the
neople and n dishonest and Infamous refusal
to obey the plain directions of the fundamental
law.
of force and fraud, the high officials and un-
repudiated leaders of the Republican party
annulled and reversed its Nations choice Tor
the Presidency, and put defeated candidate
in the chair of Washington, and cheated the
people of that reform of the Federal Govern
ment which their ballots had demanded and
ordained and it is the stern resolve OF the
American people that such fraud mas Oeeh
pcrpetIated for the last time.
Resolred, That we point with pride to the
honest, Just and economical administration OF
Governor Robinson aud our other Democratic
State officers, and in the name OF the Demo-
cratic party of the State of New FORK we cor
daily and earnestly approve and mdorse the
same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-27
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoUKr-C HA,iBERs-westbrook J.-NOs IS, a.
a. &C. ~ 81 o. l4O l44 lJS l6l, l75, 49, 1873 l9j, 200
~, ga, 23B.
stPEIoR COURr-srECIAL TERS-Yan Worst J.-No day
calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEuU TERM. f. DAILY. J-No day
calendar.
AARrSE CouET-Ttd1L TEEM-pAET I-GoepG J-short
Causes-Nos 1870 $685. 5O29 j72 1890 4902 5ly3, 6SS
PAKT II-SinnOtL J-ShOr Causos-NOs 1863 Jl34. 4J0b
bllS. $780, $3.50. DPS 1885, 5lA
PART III-Shea, JShOr Causes.-Nos. 1888 6O3l, oO2l
Also, 5O97 5l52. 5l42. 5l1l.
GENERAL SEsstONs-PART I-Hackett. RecOrder.-HouTy
Hrnrruan (contnue grand larceny Isaac Wise fe0nOus
and battery Thomas Conner Henry A Oliver VIII
llam Monahau, Frederick waller burglary John j. Ross
Alexander, Daniel Connolly Rose Murray grand lar
ccny Edmund BunOn forgery Lizzie Grady, Mary Kelly,
larceny the person Daniel sullivan, assault aud battery
George Geday larceny from the person James CorcOran
Thomas Fowler, George Whiting, lane SebDens, Ernest
Delke Martin Dohlbender Excise law.