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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
REoPENING THE LIBRARIES.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE DURING VACATION TIME
ADDITIONS OF NEW BOOKS.

WHAT HAS BEEN DONE DURING VACATION TIME
ADDITIONS OF NEW BOOKS.
The free libraries were reOpened Monday to
public USE after having been.cOsed during August tAe
usual period OF their Summer vacations In the luter
val some changes been made for the better prese
walton OF the collections and for the accommodation Oh
the public.
The Aston Library has been closed for five weeks ana
10 that the building, which was In need OF genera
repairs has been put in excellent condition Inc IRON
shutters which had become rusty and warped so
as to partially endanger the security Of the library
have been thoroughly reftted. Several important
improvements have been made in the sanitary con-
ditOn Of the building new, strong skyligh has been
placed over the south hall, by which the light IN the
library room there has been much increased A room
fitted up for the Of the superintendent ana
new carpets nave been laid throughout the bulding
These, with many minor improvements, have added
greatly to the convenience and beauty Of the rooms
The binding at the closing Of the library was greatly
in arrears Large accumulatOns Of periodicals and I'M
bound volumes had been made and the bindings OF
The serial publications have been bound up 10 date our
ing the vacation, and the more Important works Wlch
had imperfect bindings have peen REBOUND. NO great
In the number OF volumes has been MADE during
the Summer. Large and carefully selected orders nave
been sent 10 the foreign agents OF Tue ilorI9 n Ie
purchases have begun now TO arrye Three large cases
have just been received from Europe, aud were opened
yesterday These purchases include all the best recent
publications in England France ana Germany, OF perha-
Dent value In science art, and general literature
Apprentices liprafy AZ 10
was also reOpened Monday. Duriug the five weeks II
has thorough examination of its collection
has been made 1t has had In the past year clrcula-
tOn of 12s 600 and the loss I'm that time has been as
certained to be less than fifty volumes The circula-
ton fell far below that of the previous year, but
the decrease is said TO be due to the closing
of the library in January, wh'n It was re-
sary the closing the library for about MONTH and
opened in the building 1t now occupies ON January
% This library Is free all persons fUarlpg trade,
but has few subscribers who pay nominal fees. There
are than 200 subscribers In the 500 readers
VI have accpEs a Is hooks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
SHIP NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK.

PONT OF NEW'TOKK ................. SEPT EMBER 3.
ARRIVED.
str Russia (Br Cook. Liverpool Aug "a and Queenstown
goth 10 Chas q Franckiyn.
Leasing tGerl VOss Hamburg Aug 81 Hayre gath
TO kunhafd & Co.
SIR Crescent city, Porter Aspnwau Aug 25 to Pacific
Mail steamship Company.
CITY ~ Dallas, Crowel Fernandina Aug 30 nrunswick
Ga 3Oth, and Port Royal g. 3lst 70 IL Mallory co.
CITY OF Atlanta Woodruff Charleston septA to James
W Quntari a Go.
SIR Isaac Bell lawrence Richmond City Point and Nor
folk, % Old Dominion So Co
Str GiSncus BeaTse Boston. to H. F. Dmock
Bark Libra tNor Jorgensen Liverpool az dayA with salt
TO order vessel tO master.
Ita Russo Bordeaux SO DAYS In baa AZ 10
Lauro Storey ScarpatI.
Bark H. ID. BrOOkmen, PettlgreW, Amsterdam "a I'm
ballast TO IA. ID. and j. II. BtOokman.
Brig Guadaquver NOr Minor Havana ~ dayA in ballast
" Dassori, slIaele & 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
TO STRANGERS.

MESSRS. TIFFANY & co.
invite tourists and others to-
visit their establishment, where
am extensive stock Of elegant
goods may be IeisUrely exam
ined. Rhe collection includes
work Of Industrial Art from
every part OF the world. and
will interest SIGHTsSEERS
and cOnnOisseurs, as well as
buyers.
Visitors incur no obligation
to purchase.
UNION-SQUARE,
NEW.XORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
FREIGHT RATES BY THE IsTHAIUs.

A circular has been issued by the relShU
agent Of the Pacific Mai Company informing shippers
that special rates will be given hereafter certain
goods to be named prior to the departure Of each
steamer The merchandise in this list includes tin ware
wire goods blankets canvas, Clothing dry goods, car
rage or buggy tops furniture pianos and other musical
Instruments ribbons, silk goods and rubber goods. Con
tracing Agent HAYES claims that this circular means
an advance on trst-cass rcights equal - or 80
rate which viii depend largely upon tile character OF
freight with which eh steamer may be loaded. Presi-
DENT Babeock Of tine Pacific Mail Company, denies that
the circular cOnempateS any advance, and he claims
that Il rather looks 70 reduced rates longtime con.
tracts for all shipments by any one shipper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
p O S T S c RIPT
THE PESTILENCE.
REPORTS FROM VARIOUS PLACES.
3:45 a. m.

REPORTS FROM VARIOUS PLACES.
BILIOUS FEVER IN ONE TowN-A DESERTED VILLAGE.
CAIRO, Ill, Sept. "A telegram from Hick-
man, KY orymiles below here, reports that forty odd
persons are sick and twelve deaths have occurred
from what is supposed to be yellow fever There have
been no cases Of fever here.
OsYKA, Miss, Sept 3.-There are ten or fifteen
Of bilious fever here but not single OF yell
low fever.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Sept "A dispatch from Browns
vile hfyfve miles east OF Memphis says To-day has
been a blue one, thirteen new cases and four
deaths having been reported The fever attacks ma
tiYes aud visitors alike The Howards with the aid OF
the city authorities have 10 bury the dead Themselves
The town L. deserted. All stores except drug stores
are closed. Anrsea. money aud supplles needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

These figures show falling off Of 3,040 in the
Republican vote and 1907 III the Democratic
vote. The 1871 towns TO be heard from
gave Fairbanks Rep, in 1876, 2f,536: Bing-
ham Dem.L %, $50 scattering 49, Providing the
vote in the towns TO be- heard from should be the
same as in 1876, ProctOr's majority will probably be
about 20, 600 over all.
Returns from twenty-seven towns in the Ist Dis
trict give Joyce Repl 3. 1913 votes: Randall Dem.),
2545 scattering, ~; Joyce's majority, 2,555.
Returns from twenty-eight towns in the Hid Dis
trict give Tyler lRep.l, 6,225 votes, and Dickey
Dem), $3.50; Tyler's minority 1906.
Returns from forty-fye towns in the lid
Congressional District District give the vote as fol
2017; Barlow (Boting Rep. and Green
back, S.4O3; scattering, %. These fig
ures Indicate that there will be no election in the
district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
AMERICAN SHAREHOLDERS.
SELECTION OF THE RIFLE TEAM FOR I616-THE
AMATEUR CLUB.

SELECTION OF THE RIFLE TEAM FOR lSIo-THE
AMATEUR CLUB.
At the meeting of the Board of Directors of
the National Rifle Association yesterday, General Sha-
Ter presiding discussion occurred in relation 20 the
presentation prizes the Fall meeting 10 be
held az CTeedmOOr, beginning September IL, and
continuing through the week. 1t was urged by some
that when the prizes presented admission should be
charged and that all receipts above expenses should be
placed to the credit OF the treasury OF the association
1t was said that the public did not realize as fully as
they ought the local well the national Importance
OF the association. and the impetus It gives to the
proyement Workmanship evinccd In the interna-
tonal and national matches The association had been
obliged to support ITSELF while IN England the general
public subscribed to the maintenance Of the organiza
ton there It was finally resolved that the committee
having charge Of all arrangements should be given
power to complete then.
report made on the competitions Tor the selection
of the American Rifle Team Of 1873, and Judge Glider
sleeve cOmpmented the merksmen by saying that the
best eight OF higher average than ever
known before IN competition for places In any team.
II was especially gratifying that the National Rife AssO
citation could furnish such superior marksmen With the
exception of c. T. Dwight Of West Virginia, no Western
marksman mad been successful In winning place. Inc
following the list Of narksmen In their rank: VII
liam III. Jackson Of American Team OF 1877, average
90: L. RathbOne, Team OF 1876 2O97s; {. T.. Dwight,
2O6 j. s. Sumner 205; j. s. Brown, 2O5; II. f. Clark,
2O4; w. Gcrrish, 200; A. S. Rockwell 1877 q. W. Da-
yisOn, 1872.
The highest possible IN the above average was 225.
At a meeting OF the Amateur Rife Club yesterday az
tern0On, Colonel SANFORD IN the chair, the following
team was selected for the Interstate long range match
Frank Hyde and L. Weber, the team to select their
captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
pRoVIDlNG ZOE ON EXPENSES.

AT meeting yesterday of the Sinking Fund
Comnissontis resolution adopted that warrant
be drawn for 50 90 81 for refundng sales OF property
yGcaied by the cJurs. Controller Kelly was author
ized to sell the building at West GsnsevOOrt Washing
ton ana Little TWrfth-sts The Controller was author
ized and empowered to issue consolidated stock OF the
C1ty OF NeW-YoIk, not less than $500, 10 the
amount OF 81 63j jOOpayahlc In gold com currency
at lie OPTION or the Controller. The purpose Of the
10 refund, lower rate OF interest, the same
amount Of stock falling due this year An inquiry from
the Maritime Association, ia regard 10 obtaining nom
the city site building for its referred TO
Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
sUsPICToN OF WIFE MURDER.

County Physician Converse, of Hudson County,
n j., has decided to make post mOrtem examiua-
ton Of the body Of Mrs Betsey Cullen, of Bergen Point
who was found dead in her bed Sunday night II was
first supposed that the died Of heart disease but
the Chief OF Police OF Bergen Point thinks there
grounds for q suspicion that the woman was
poisoned She had quarrelled with her husband
The day her body found her husband stated that
she had beer unwel aud he gave her VINE aud
went 10 look for priest and found her dead his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
TO HAVRE AND LONDON.
Q following are the saloon lists of paSsen'

gers going TO Europe by steamship to-day
FOR HAVRE-Bg Steamship LdJTGdOr-F de Corelle
R0rer Sherman, MI Malay Mrs. DC Malay, Miss t.
Saais Miss A. sands, EdnOId BrOc Mrs w Mitchell, ME-
y a. Kuukie g. MahO, IT, LOpe Nj. BlnCO Mrs T. VesnaCh
= Vtsngch Mrs D. BauGefet. Charles Biuda, John Mehl
Adoph Iabade, LaibOyne de Martiny Michel Granau.
Mari dc keIiyau the Rev MI R0pert, the Rev. MI Mani,
Miss l. ViguieF, !. Batai,ie, Captain CODbett ~ ,
hLONDONBg Stdagsitt tctDrtdDaVio Hi, Richard
X Wakeuau Charles Is Rec Edward H. Dyer, tie Rev }. b.
III v Milete. the Rev j. b. Freeman the Rev J. sOy Alex
gDier FddeH W. Y Lapha Dr. Robert Miller H. GO.GmaTk,
A Nau Horn, hiam FOrG Joel Williams, Mule a. Alder
Annie Evans, Miss Minnie Evans J. u Wheeler,
Mrs Miss Wheeler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

northern boundary line of the Twelfth to be onc-hun
dred-and-forry-f instead Of one-hHudredand
thirty sxthst az heretofore and the western boundary
az seventhaye instead Of Sixth The eastern boundary
of tbp 1,irteth to lie Seyepth-aye and the southern
boundary of the Thitty-second 10 be Onehundredand
hetter shame 10 the three precincts, and while taking
away some of the territory OF the leaves
better proportional territory for all three ana al p"s
within easy distance Of the stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
FRAUDS FOUND IN SUGAR IMPORTS
SUITS FOR PENALTIES IN TWO CASES BEGUN BY
The GOVERNMENT.

SUITS FOR PENALTIES IN TWO CASES BEhON B1
THE GOVERNMENT.
United States District-AttOTney WOOdfOrd,
acting under instructions from the Customs Depart
ment has instituted legal proceedings against two large
sugar firms collection Of duties alleged irregu
lar iInportations. The suit against Charles Durant
d Son, rcfners, Of this city, arises out OF
a recent importation, which, 1t is claimed, was
Of a low grade. arti1cally colored Cuban sugar
The cargo was ordered TO be seized and the special
agents claim that between night aud daylight, and after
the discovery made and reported the condemned
cargo was hurried TO the refinery and cast into The
boiling pots, where Its identity lost. Customs
officers that this is the first cargo OF artiteiay
cOlOred sugars that has arrived from Cuba
the shipments Of this low grade having
been heretofore from Dcmerara. These were
checked last Winter by the seizures in this
CITY and in Baltimore. private letter received yestcr
day from DemcTara says: zone of our neghbOrs, who
has held large quantity Of dark cent1fugals for some
time hoping to have been able 20 get them into the
United States under fair duty and without the risk OF
seizure last chartered vessel aud Is shipping 10
the United Kingdom"
Youugs a. CO., who are sued for the duty 1900
pounds OF sugar, at Il pound. This difference
was discovered upon Tewcghng the cargo. and resulted
IN the dismissal OF the special wegher who accused
of dropping the weights as II II technically termed
Of "buckng" large number OF sugar cargOes have been
and being reweighed belonging 70 other FIRMS and II Is
reported that several suits will be brought I'm
few days, rs soon seizures made and the subse
qucnt ADVERTISEMENTS can be aSceTtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
THE LATEST FIG URES FROM VERMONT.

A SLIGHT FAILING OFF IN THE REPUBLICAN AND
DEMOCRATIC vOTEs-NO ELECTION IN THE lid
DISTRICT.
MONTPELIER. VT, Sept. 3.-Returns from seventy
seven towns for Governor are compared below. with
the vote of the same towns in 1876:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
THE oDoRs OF THE CTrY.

The Board of Health held its regular meet
lng yesterday afternoon. Among the papers Of the
usual routine attention called 10 the accumulation
OF Nth ON Scanned and Sherifsts, and also 10 large
hole in front Of No 2l2 Mereerst, which is constantly
filed with filth. Dr. EndeDsnn, Of the disnfecting
corps reported that the work Of dsnecng the streets
Is Materially retarded by the plan Of cleaning the
streets now 10 vogue under the direction Of the
Police Department. Tue piles of dirt left in cutters
back up the water aud senches which the present
strength Of the disiEfectants used cannot overcome.
the disnfectants has been ordered be
Increased
Sanitary Superintendent Day was Instructed 70 nyes-
tiga the OF cattle escaping from yards
or drivers and endangeTing the lives OF the public, and
% report what precautions. " any can be taken.
city do not need permit TO carry their business,
eept those who must necessarily associate fatbOng
with their manufacture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

A Lewiston pauper, living at the City Aims
house. recently offered up the following prayer; " Oh
Lord bless the boss Of this house be with MIN daily,
and With all hlsn; hut especially Oh Lord ask Thee
TO make different arrangements in that cOOk-rOOm."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 6:29 sun sets... 62s Clock slow I'm. o.
Moon I'LL Moon souths. 648 Moons age, days s
HfdH WATER ro-DAY-A. N.
Sandy Hook lO7 Gov. Island. 14l He'll Gate.... $3.50
tnGu WATER TO-DAY. u.
Sandy Hook. 1888 Gov. Island 200 Hell Gate'''' sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS FOR MONTH OF


We give number OF arrivals Of vessels from foreign
countries az this port the month Of August distinguish
ing their class and nationality. This table complied from
the books Government kept at the Barge Ohce by Mr.
Alfred Mabe Boarding Officer IL s noteworthy TACT that
Of vessels arriving Is greater and their tonnage
vastly greater than any preceding month in tho history Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

Give prompt attention and treatment to all
affections Of the bowels such darrhGa cholera morb1s
Jaynes Carmnative Balsam you will obtain immediate RELIEF
aud soon ariye all such complaints from the system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

VI III N31'11HN
Commissioner Campbell, of the Department
Of Public Works. yesterday sent to the Board OF Estimate
and Appointment his estimate OF the expenses Of ms
Department for the year 1879 amounting to 81 79dooO
The following are the most important items:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
Z. HOWARD g. Co.
Are making
ELECTRIC DIAIs

ELECTRIC DIAIs
controlled by their clocks and ere perfectly reliable
The placed at distance from the clock and the
of das be multiplied TO suit the wants OF al
parties descriptive circular ONCE Broad
way ard 4thst, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
His Honor SMITH ELY.

His Honor SMITH ELY.
DEAR SIR: l have learned with great re-
ret that Mr. Andrews is about to retire from the office
of Tax Commissioner of your city, place he has filled
with great ability and integrity and usefulness for sew
eral
man as his successor, in my opinion Mr.. Z. Is the
best qualified man IN the city or State TO take the place
of Mr. Andrews. have been brought into official rcia-
tons for several years with Mr. Coleman in the Tax ONCE
and he Is more and better acquainted with real estate
values than any man in the city. His nomination would
in my opinion be greatest good 10 the greatest
number and would be alike creditabe 10 you and ben'-
fetal to the public. Pardon this, aud believe me,
yours mCst respectfully, JAMES A. BRIGGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
AnnonnceinentN

Knox's Fall Style Silk Hat issued to-day.
Price So No. 2l2 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

The best Soap for laundry and bath IN hot
weather is Pyes clean hard healthful All groceTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
ExPENsEs OF THE PUBLIC WORKS.

urn. The bottle which contained the wine he alleges
ne gave to hts wife cannot he found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
Mr.. CLYMER RRNoMINATED.

READING, Penn, Sept. 3.-Hiester Clymer
was this morning unanimously renOminated for a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

CHANGES IN PRECINCT BOUNDARY LINES.
The Board of Police yesterday passed a
resolution changing the boundary lines Of the elh
Thirteth and Thirty second Precincts al follows The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
A DESERVED COMMENDATI

THE MAN WHO OUGHT TO SUCCEED TAX COMMITS
sIoNER ANDREws-LETIER FROM STATE AS
SCISSOR BRIGGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

No. II COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, !
BROOkLYN, Aug. %, 1873. )
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-04

In ptysuaucc Of judgment oil McCrneken Corn-
mon Pleas Court, rendered at Its September Term
Is77, IN the action Of j. II. TerrellS Adninistra-
tor plaintiff againstJ. II. Terrels heirs, etc. de-
fendanis, Twill on
MONDAY, JANUARY ?s,h, 1873,
Being County Court day, at the Count House
door IL Blandvils, Ky, sell to the highest bidder,
on credit Of s. IL, Is and "a months, the following
described properly. viz;
sissipp river Lot No 5, containing 10 acres Lot
No. 4, containing % acres, and Lot Nos, contain
ing lsk acres-lying in the town Of Fillmore at the
tsrm,nums Of the N. o. 8. J.. l.. and Chicago
Railroad, opposite Cairo, Illinois. Also back Lo,
No, 2. which is subdivided into two lots, the one
containing 2ls acres, the other containing 1854
acres, the whole lying H. the Peter Sheppard sur
vey In Ballard County. Kentucky. which was d.
vided into the lots aforesaid BY W. II. Reeves,
Commissioner OF this court, and for more psrtic-
IA description Of the lots aforesaid reference is
here made 10 the pat Of Division on file In this case
Also the following tracts Of land, yir:-Lyins in
Ballard County, near Pigeons Old Mil, being
the land sold BY J. H. Terrell to William Pidgeon
AID bought back by l. II. Terrell under judy
q shawnee Creek. beginning at stake large red
oak, tive hickorss and sweet gum pointers north.
cast corner. thence north 81 west AZ poles 10
white oak with sweet gum, white oak and ash point.
~, corner with Thomas Barlow, thence north 100
,9les to astake with hickory, small black gum sap
An standing as pointers on east bank Of 2 branch
,rnsr with j. II. Teuell's land, thence south SO
-sstilSis poles to stake. with two white oaks as
POINTERS, corner j. II. 1errers land. thence lv9
,ojss 70 the beginning. containing 100 acres being
psrt q Inc land conveyed by Cassus N. Clay TO j.
n. Terrell and part Of the survey patented 70
ca. Jehn hauiss. The same has been ivided Into
30 I'D, Nos, and 2, by the Commissioner afore-
rs1sssd 70. He purchaser will Be required to give
80 via eood security, bearing Interest from
~ n ~. kavine isrcS 81 rep.svs bond 90 which
GIssssioa may lssus whsn due.
q. 6.ES1xss. 1. ID, WILCOX,
CIV. RGSvns, W. n. REEVES,
M 'N'' Attorneys. Commissioner
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-04

According 10 official returns made 70 the
bureau of statistics there arrived at the
port Of New YGk during the month Of NO
yember, 1877, 4,745 immigrants, OF whom
1881 were males and l.94s females. mad
dition 10 the immigrants, 2,22l passengers
arrived, OF whom l,949 were citizens OF
the United States aud 272 sojourners. The
countries from which the immigrants took
shipping for the United States were: Eng
land. Sal; Scotland, l5s; Whales, 10; Ire
land, 6O5; Germany, 1853; Austria lVo;
Sweden, l2l; Norway, AZ; Denmark, ~;
France, 17s; Switzerland, 90; Spain, 40; TIA
". aIs; Holland, 46: Belgium, "A; Russia,
4lC; Poland, II; Hungary, IA; Greece, D;
Nova Scotia, 0:Cubs, 4; st. Croix, 2; China,
Mexico, Guatemala, United States Of Col
umbis, venzuels, Peru and British India,
one each.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-04
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