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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
SIGNS OF TROUBLE FOE TIE CoPARCENEG
A RATTLING wHACK AT MOSES.
Ero,, The atlanta institution tDCn.)

Mr.. Manton Marble was the recognized
marret of tie camp bgu. Conceded, lntoerant %Lnh-
go aud with ycil-lcI rd vein OF intrigue perCOlain.
his system be repealed decent gcuemen ana marr.d
Ill reasonable schcmes. IL understood also taJ ne
yas ioonIdizlng tue character ~ lbs culedEhe~ pB
nayiir repeated visits 10 Cowgirl, and talking dm VIZ
any 10 that worthy. who rruelted II at once 70 IN" Il
nu6icau caucus. Nj. NOolcy had more sagacliy IMAM
Marble and WAS minus Marbles offensive habits. Gov
rrIInt Brown was the master spirit Of them all Hdd
tho c.,nnatgn beeu Ulaced IN the hands Of Brown,
Wo.IIey and Saltousta aud Marble had been sMolI.-
cred i'm barrel OF pumadc, Florida would have voted
Tor 1ildcn. AMI not dollar W0ull nave poeh Sp,''
Cnvy,tI was not amenuhe 60 principle. Uu be- Vas sub
irci 20 fear and Nas What careful Of ms thread
bare reputation. Had the case against hlm LSth h''o
hsolIf. and rilgd he would have voted riEEE As II
WuE Marble showed weakness by suraklng INTO hl'
house wiIh doubtful Ebucrsh, ana 'o"El, t''hS'i'h
~, a. Marble wcskred slipped tnruuen the gaps that
dIysinns and bicEeTIng- had lcft tH The Democratic
argument. Marble spoiled the Re urninE b"ard cam,
mai =. I'm FLORIDA Ia D. hardly more than expected
that be las com pI Oml-cd iiu'n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
TOR SALE-The highly improved and VI
IL productive estate ~
a A


or,,tsi bou $50 acres Of land including so Of
yopd u,tIy ak aud hickory Of barge growth. MaiLeah
eiftard III As Tawn Hook. y. Y. about 30 miles oE
ihe CITY York, Tor many years tbs reSllels
the lait QnEam Chamberlain and well known among
OF The finest farming pr lis
ia DU chess Comfy. HaudSTne brick mansion % " -
feet with Lore M brcR extension unaef same o
fuTuRce hoi water, aud all city cOnyenehes e1e
inR cag having Winter vel as TIE summer
epce o. ihe late extensive pazzas grounds 1ssG
soncly In plantations ano shfu0Deres fs~
tiYe'y FRKE FAuA MALARIA. -,
Bestcs buildings appertainingt TO the mansion, such
cogchmgns house. gardeners house Conservatory grspe
at convenient distances three very corr
pi-e buildings, each with good and coni9S
farmers dNelnng as. three additional tenant houses
M lorfc summer sheephous Has been sheep farm fo
the rast so YEAR, and many 0f the buildings were erect
ssu aux rai sheep missing and unusually well adapted
for Thai purpose The farm DsIecty drained ana ss4
waterpa by tE ftE brooks and numerous ssatts
wells ana sferns. WOud sell the western portion
wood and two Of buildings and TWO teHan buses $3.50
400 acres iU all very moderate price yer acte -
change large portion Of the purchase nons neg "a
ma on the propsrty az cent interest The EeLsa
ton q Rarrytogn. the Hudson River Railf0aa wv %
distant VIII glad give further Information -
for tbs excellent 20 view the properly
not disposed previously VIII be sold At auction IN
1873. . - ~, ~. y,,,,,,as. 10 n Y
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE OF
RlEGTFae most attractive. completely furnished ~,
carnuRv situated the Queen CITY OF the Hua
sQn also tea acres bcautifuhy located ON river bank he
Milton, vi N n oOsey cottage barn, fruit, &c
n. WRIGHT, ~ south IAbcrty-sts fOughkeepsie y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
THE COURTS.
LIBEL SUITS BY TWO LAWYERS.

Ex-Assistant United States DistrSct-Attorney
William Hughes Of BroOklJ and bis law partner H.
J. Morris havo Offices at No. 1893 Fultonst BROOK
lyn ana No 27l Broadway, this city. have begun SUIT
IN the Kings County Supreme Court against John NJ
C-an, cashier OF the Shoe aud Leather Bank 20 recover
500 600 for alleged libel The suit grows 0nt OF lne
robbery few weeks ago OF the residence OF A. 0.Q',
nrsiduf Of the bank IL was ascertainrd at the time
that an attempt had been made 20 rob the bank d6u j.
is alleged BY the plaintiffs, who had an ONCE ~ the pA
puhised in several newspapers. to the effect that inc
plaintiffs were in league with gang OF burglars, Whu
were u the habit OF visiting Office. Yesterday
.Iudge DyEman granted an order Of arrest against
Crane BaiI vas liked ut 5000. Hu yhes and Morris
ba We also begun libel against he Aeig- l0F
Erentug h ross, claiming. damages OF S20OOO dio o
against IN, Ner York Stdafs ZeitiRg, claiming @5OUOO
damages rome other papes also sued for PUBLISH
,ng ia regard 10 the matter, which the plain
tiffs declare ara false
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
90 FOR THEM, SIR. POTTER

Mr. Henry llaycmcyer, whose name has been
mixed up cipIcr dispatches, Furnishes card
DENYING all knowledge OF or COuphcI win the dau-
aging business Dispatches were sent 60 MS address
without his consent but be could not read them, and he
huus that attached 10 replies Without MS
permission or knowledge. Tho dspal ches which came
Ia nm weft called "A messenger Dui 10 does not
tell whose took them away. Ins u Just rs
we supposed. Hayencyer IS not the sort OF mau 10
deal in Ciphergrnms Really 10 looks though Nephew
Peiton had been operating extensively on capital ui
cueek II the Potter Committee does mol give ItltOn
and ms coparcrncrs uusi-ratC chance to tell all
tuFy know under oath, it, members may well aud
hang themselves ana have dOno with H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
A SHADOW OF SUSPICION on PELTON.
grof, The Ciepefdnd Herald iRep.l

Mr.. c. w. Woolley, the Fox" of the Flor
da cinbCr coresponde has at last been caught by
TIE iRIBUNE Interviewer. and, although iOxy ~ me
spsyers vet admitted enough 20 confirm the truth OF
the story told in the translated Florida ciphefs: ne
confessed 20 the dispatch telling headquarters 10 $40
Moses from making propositions 70 the eheDy
" Noses being the cipher name for Marble. he admits
also Marble sent the dispatch complaining OF hm as hn
impedment and further explanation OF MS prOcefu
n IN Florida said enough 20 prove the Renuihrners Oi
the published cipher dis patches aud the correctness O
The translation, though declining to 20 INTO he ReheI
question of the Florida proceedings with thorough
Iess and candur" He old not USE dictionary cipueI'
but sent ali bis dispatches In the transmuabe clhel'
him az fire Democratic National Headquarters,
he Thinks by King though he could not say positively IL
aid net come from PeltOU 10 was understood that the
dSpatebes snond be sent Hayemeyer at MS address,
but me ot the contents WOOlley dtclheu 70
himself the controlling spirit AT the NsN-
York end of the wire though he showed dspOslIlOn
TO inrr suspicion for the present upon the "WcKeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
CALENDARS THIS DAY.


SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs- Donohue. Nos. H. 10.
%, 49, .. &C. 90 l03 05 ia l48 1914 49, lo9 100 ZOO
GENERAL TRRM-Davis. r. J.. Brady and Ingans JJ.Nos.
232 2jS 242 FOG. 2l3, 227 pa 237 22 s9+ 2Oo ivy
2l7 2Ij, 2O7, 22 262. z64 1885, 2o1 26e 25S I'll z'z
SPECIAL TER,f-van Worst LAW and Fact-Nos $50,
e3 SOL 695 49, Gil 62S, sos, ISL - 1895 529, S47
CIgcun-PAEL l-BaTreit J;-Ns9s S407, 55Ss' LISP LISP
100 rs l779 O24. 1871 1883 1885, 1895. 1860. 1868,
PAR fi-IAwreucs J.-Nos $685. 1882, 1852 4O5. s97,
22Ss, 1881 849 7lsjl 2J54 2276 Z27 2219 2SOS 2SOo
PSR4 iIvan Bf1iat gNos 2a6s 22s 1872 1909
1916 1925 1892 1885 1917 l72l $40 1893 lgOn 1904
1907 l0lO 1912 1885 22j6 226s, 1868 227o 227l 2272
sUfEaIoR CoURT-sPRcIAL TERM-Frsedman. J.--NO
TlAL TERSr-PAKr I-spelr, J.-NOs sos e97, 1872 262.
2z7 576 $50 BIO a23 ASH so, 626 h3S, 2g0, 78 40
PAKr It-Curts. C.. Case on, No. zlO-Borland sgt
the Mefcantlr Mutual Insurance COMPANY. 49, go,
PART IIlSedgwick Mos 63l. 5e4 $50. 556 44o 5S4
C65Ion PLEAs-srrcIAt TEEM-J. P. DAILY J-NO day cal
E9rIrY TERM r. Dalv, J.-Nos43.
TRIAL TEHM-PARr &c. p Daly, &. J.-Nos. l19. T5O'
75S 100 76S 52 7JG 1865 1881, ~ l73 1881 407 4oS
1893 10 . 1856 1885 699 G9s 1906 1888 493 295, 1882
JO6 ll72 1909 l1JS lao lO4l 200 Coz 80 l4aZ lZ95
lSij 0j3 Co. III TO- 800 1905, 6is. SO2 2O5 $751; 10
MARINE CouKr-TRIAL TEnt-PART I-sinnott, J.-Nos
47-6. 45IS 47zl 4f9i 45l2. -
PART fI-shsridan J-Nos 1850 a2l7, 4l3o S37S S7O2'
1000 44l6 425+. 4l96 4lg5. 81 569i Ss4 4oS 6S5l
PART III-Alker, G. Mos 5026, 1928 4h1l 5Z2l 5012
5o73 80 D. 300, jO7B 6O17 5OI9 2O9D 3Oo oU3T 90oS
GENERAL Sessions PART l-SufhrrAnd William NC
Giorv Carroll feonlous ASSAULT Francis Anderson.
char oe Madison and four other, Dennis McCune lanes
Rery: William H. Groves william 0urso peht larceny
Davit Condon higamy; MAJ Clark, aOiuct on; August
Wsuenfeten petit larceny Catherine SsHrg Catherine B0s
ssmaH. disoF!ery hUus'
TAEr Il-Glderseeye, John Crowley. Michael DoDs'
hue lam"S Bingham, William Gr0e, ioCnious asslutj Jas
Edwards burglary; Henry T. Clark Lena Johnson jose On
GeleSpe tdWad Els-eai aih's Nit gtAhd IaIceny Eu
ward cunn seduction; Theodore Scro false pfeiences
John Mccormick assault and battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
ACCUSED or POISONING HER BROTHER

MTs. Caroline Stoke pIeaUed not BuuIy IH
the Cour o. Session. Yesterday indictment charg-
ing her with attcwpt 20 poison her brother John T.
RUpKc. Il No. 50 Ross-st. Brooklyn A few
weeks agp n poisoned put-chcesc was carried
Co the housc % Mr. Eopkr's mother Mrs
Iop-. by COY, who sad tbat u Was Civ u
hmm uy "a woman v.o mtt hun 30 NNiIr-hNt ana kui-
Iic.st Tho cheese Vir""d 300 % ~, nor aud
l an by Mr. EopA. di} OF two later. lie Wis taken
.lcL lntsst immediately. tie symptoms being those q"
Hr-sutcH poisson uE. Arsenic ~Hs found ia the cHetSt
,Tb.f IA v,ss auuyz-d Their had hccn some bad tccl-
IN s igrefu MI Pupc aud her dnugatrr Mrs Sicke,
wm i've m hcM-l VIZ. am MIs hrIho was aIftsIrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
INcAPARLE. II 40 WORSE.

At most, and at the worst the alleged cipher
kilograms prove nothing tN',p th' MI llid'h was
s,rrnuu0ed win murlGcur personal 3dyisrr- ana that
ms inter SITS were cuniioCj 90 SHY hands for our own
part We say now, We always nave SAID ia fc'lo-
lrrrttvr Wow rf lhc u.ohaEctuCut OF the Democratic
canvass iu 1876 Dr. not calculated Ia tNric thlhu-i c
admiration for capacity Of the mel whom Mi III
den seceted A. his con dIauf- aud urUtouHuts. 1u'y
vii moi figure b. history the abb q OF che most Rsulc
Marty managers that existed Apari from tue case
now ufgrd against them ~ lHE lgIHrNf their mum
arelneut before e,rctiO Was tudrcisVr. weak uud
SCATTERING After the election a. Vac Empy oig4nEcd
faIlurn and ANhLenlIIlC NLlLn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
gcunirp iDrOperIp 90 fet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
~ SONS. opposite West Point Address FISHklLL
SAVINGS BANK, I1AhknL N. u.
TFO RENTAL EnglewOOd, furnished HOUSE;
i location high and very healthy extensive view hand
grounds tine stable; rent ,oW. Address q, b. b,
L. o. box sara NsW.NOrk.
WEST ELIZABETH, near DepOt.-NeaTest
w desirable suburban LOCALITY. best line of travel Out Of
NeWYOrk only 30 minutes several express trains;
cheap gruNng neghboTood house has eight sleeping
wide halls and plzzaA. water. BATH. oosei
heater range large garden with vines fruits flowers
lawns shRde win let al g25 until April formerly let al
$50. Apply at Elevator. NO IL Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
RECORDED RE,L BorATs TRANSFER
UniSn-aye 2ol 2 q gsoFgSst 59Elto sllas

Union-aye " a. 2Ol 2 Il n Of Georgest 50xll0 sias
ID clifford referee 90 Charles Schaufelber ger. ...
Beekman place, g. 400 # n Of 50hst, 2oXl0D; VA.
mot williams to Anna Williams. --...
MOtt-ave G i23d WariA 2jxl0O Patrick smith and
wife 70 Henry Morris .-.-:.-.... 80.
Elizabeth at mo 1884, 25X94: the Dry DOCK Savings
Institution 60 Bernard Ginsburg
6Gthst. u 4, 100 ftw OF 4th-aVe. 2ONlpOB5 Wiley,
referee. 10 Andrew sober.
referee, wSober.--------
66thst 8, TAO II " OF shave. 22.6xlOO.5; Wiley
referee, 10 Andrew sober ,.....
Same property andrew Soher 10 Olivia Iangd0n..
56thst p 1856 II Of 4th-ave lBNlOO.5 John Noble
ard wife to solomon Turck.
seth st. a 1928 II W Of 4th-aTe. 226KlO05i Wiley
referee to Andrew Sober.
Goth at. n 3, 206 Fl OF 4thave, 2oxlO153 Wiley.
referee TO Andrew Soher..... ..,.;.
S7th-st + 81 Il 81 Ave-A. lSr63B; Thomas ]
CrOmtis aud wi Gabriel Levy
lOth-ave. Q g. sos n OF 5Sth-st 25Xl0O; Eva Wen
eel 70 William r stewart
4thave q g cor l1lst-st. B0.bx90 James Usher and
others 10 Henry Greschen.
Both 81, n g. 26S Is " of 3d-sve. 1s8xlO0 Anthony
smyth TO Charles HaWley .-........
lStfst, 4. 22O ttw of lst-ave, 2OxS2i Oscar 3
Fletcher, executor. etc. 20 Josephine Hysi0D and
59t6 a. q rs n 81 Lexington ave a0xioO6 Alex
ander Fielder and wife 10 II ID Sire.
ith-ave " q, sob Il 3 OF 55th-sL JOXl0O; Henry A
Cram and wife 10 Peter GOslet.
llth ave. ecOr 54Ih-st. 20x72 A B Cross 20 John
sthave e. cor Soth-st, 5s5xT6; also 5 26thst
H35.I n OF 8th-aye, ly.7NaH.9: also n = 3Sd-st,
1861 II OF l0thave, Z5N9S9 also ~ 2Sth-st Got
No 1919. and also 4th-ave. cor l2lstst, 5OXS0 /:
John Brady 10 Jane Usher. 1891.
12th-st. &, "a. 10 II OF Greeuwtch-st, I7l0x79
W Low, referee. 20 Rebecca Solomon .....-.-.-...
123dst. a. 4l2.6 II OF Sth-aYe, l26XlO0ll; George
Meriens, referee TO Ehrhart. -............----.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
PASS TT OVER. MR. POTTER.

The Democratic House Of Representatives
OpraIed 1904 Tor the Potter Commute Iuyes
The committee hasn't earned the money THE
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE has done vastly more Efficient ser
vice By exposing tho cipher teirgrams, 10y Leans Of
which TIld6n's keepers icd 20 brbB corrupt state
boards OF CinYasserB, electors etc, TO secure ms cleo
ton by frauu. A "A matter OF Justice, the committee
ought be required 90 hand tie $50 900 10 IHE
TRIBUNE. IL has done all the really effective that
HIS this business Of cXpOsng actual frauds
in connection with the Presidential contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
WHY THE UNCLE DOESN'T BOUNCE THE NEPHEW
Prom me Albany EUSHiHg Journal lhep)

The cry is going up in various quarters
why don't i1lden repuGiate Pelton We have doubt
the Old man is aching to-that he yearns to lead
that reprehensbe nephew by the 10 The 'front.' door
and give him lift with hls boot nom the threshold
that should land him beyond the Rocky Mountains on all
fours But Il interpret tho uncle Alright the reason
which fOrbds him from presenting PeitOu with such
testimonial Of his regard lies ia the TACT that he s aware
tbgt there is exceeding much tar upon his own a. well
as upOn the uepheWs garments and that the presence
of the defement upon both due 10 the impngement
npninnt them OF one And the same stuck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
DOESN'T CARE FOR HIS AUTHORITY"
"a. II. L.-..-...L n...-..-.--L -L.L.

Since the interview with Colonel Woolley,
publsbed in The NEW YORK TRIBUNE Of the 18TH, was
Ia type have received the following dispaJcn FROM
the Colonel himself:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.
To the Editor Of me Commercial:
The interview published In Saturdays NEW YORK
was ROT authorized bT q W. WOOLLKH.
There are so many good thin IN the interview which
Colonel WoOlcy ought 10 have said II lie did not say
them that We vail not deprive our readers Of tnem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
CONDEMNED ON THE FACE OF TIE RETURNS.
lrota The 81 Lonia GLobeDsgl0crni Lkepl -

II must be remembered that neither Dit. III
den Mr. Marble nor any other connected with the
sending or receiving Of the ciphers has denied their au
thentieiy OF the OF the TRANSACTIONS ON
tbe face of tho returns 10 expression current
during the electoral muddle, Mr.. Tden and his CO
pgrcener stand convicted OF outrageous attempt 10
defeat the viii Of the people 10y DuyinS Jhe inquest
elective Office OF our times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
TIE CRIME OF PUBLISHING THE WORST OF ALL.
FROM me Ctncfnndn Enquirer tDeDlb

II will occur to every one that the alleged
ripher dispatches Vubnshed In no sense evidence
Tie authenticity only not established but IS posi-
tivelV and competently denied ! the most important
instances Transaction OF the alleged dispatches Is
ussEed at N such dispatches, similar dispatches
dd PASS their publication be the work OF traitor
a sneak and worse than liar. Tho card OF MI Marble
Va stro,g and ma IL and convincing. The card OF MT
II,den was "a sweeping and conclusive denial OF al
KpOwIcdgo OF those alleged kilograms at the time they
were sad 10 have been and received. II fun
denial of completely in any scheme 10 improperly obtain
ole vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
A STRONG POINT AGAINST HIM.
Prom The IOlenO COuihtTctat mp
% o,ds poucb IN destroy bplpf

What aids much to destroy belief in Mr.
Tden's assertion OF ignorance OF the cpheI usPalcAt'
ia the werememb ercd fact the close personal man
aRement he exercised every detail OF the campaign
Ia this respect Tden stands out in most unenNlhe
contrast with every canddate who preceded him. No
enterprises OF such moment kept concealed from
a man who maGo a pOint OF knowing ne much as did
Nr Tilden It is ridiculous 10 assume that they were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
COMMENTS on CIPHERs IN GENERAL.
THINKS IT a DEAD ISSUE.


This thing of rRking up matters IN which
the public httl0 Interest, ana which IA
fact dead, very sensciess Both political
uures have habitualiy taken the advantage of each
other when the stake large ana tho opportunity
was presented. Honest pOlulcs Is In last contradiction
In therefore inclined 10 the opinion that
THF TRIBUNE viii. the lawyers say take gie by It's
motion bringing TO the light these tecgrnms, even
IL they have been correctly deCpbered, which Is by 10
means clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
A STATEMENT OF FACT.

tgo1H me btLdto h-tP' 20 AA-ei". g,
Mr.. Tilden's barctaced and unsubstantIated
denial Of completely the plots which stand revealed
nv tbe tiphef dispatches excited general dorlOn
t6rou gbout the country. Tho same judgment wl nat
uray next fall upoE tue Journals winch have ielt them
selves driven by party eXgencies TO pretend 70 consider
tine denial satisfactory and conclusive Ihht there u
one Of them which really believes THIS We VIII MOI 90
them the injustice 10 assume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23

whose husnapd,s ariisliO perceptions had caused his
house be elegantly furnished married his brother
when her visitors after the second marriage. eopl
upOn Ihs beauty Of hsr honseurniSing she
hnswered. on, yes. my dear brotherIhlaW had such
exquisite tRstat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
A VERY INTERESTING TALKER,

G. w. Woolley is nearly always Interesting
whom bs talks. Besides. Whine ho dsrs choose al
ways often tell gnat he knows, ne has proper
regard for the truth far no Coca What SAID 20
Tbs TRIBUNE reporter therefore, In regard 10 che Flor
ida conspiracy steal the Presidency which rupro-
duce will DO read with interest Then no throws somO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
TELL, Il. WHO IT WAS. Mp nhYE,fEYER.

Henry Havemeyer, III a published card,
clearly eIOnCrates himself from all connection With the
cipher conspiracy He Informs the public that tho dis
patches were his address ANA called for by
senger. Who ID the messenger. and who sent hunt THE
TRIBUNE should follow up This Bceut We glad TO
know that Mr. Hayomeyer innOcently dragged into
he ffaudR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
WHO COULD HAVE WRITTEN THEMi

FTVn TIC LtH.iI I''H'' o .7'''tI0 a, =
Now more and more the wonder grows VINO the
aicksps eouid have manufactured those deadly DIS
natehea TiIden Marble WOOlley and COya know moth
ing about them and PeltOn must have oeon ignorant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23

Hight from the inside upon the Democratic defeat ~
Ohio Washington Mclean seems TO attribute IL 10 me
nsncery on the part 81 the leaders. Thurman fa9 ne
aud PendetOn he regards dead as Presdentia caho
dates Ranney id not make fool OF himself but ne Is
irk Hendrcks can never carry Ohio. 6ayer feels very
bad Sehurz's speech o powerful effort, ana eAcr-
cised tremendous influence. Finally III "OOley - 0OH
ing home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
ABOUT MR.. WOoLLEYs REMARKS.
SIGNS OF uNEAsGNess ABOUT MN

SIGNS OF UNBASINESS ABOUT HIM.
from The Cincinnati ERoviTsg (Bsnn-l
Colonel WOOlley's greatest distress appears
TO be f0r his acquaintance.
If Colonel G.. w. WOOlley would only visit
q few more cities aud talk little freely about
cipher dispatches. etc. he would place Mr.. Tlden and
lis friends undor everlasting Obligations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Barlow Samuel J. NJ 20 Martha Z SpechG admiDistra-
trix. 2lst-st COG II " Of 4th-aye. A6xl4S.
Becker FREDERICK W 10 Margaret Becker. ieasehoid
Manhsttan1sI, Of 10Th ave, and also personal
property mon hs In
B0ttv, Nathieu and wife to Henry Botty, No III
Bronson Wiliet aud wife 10 Mary Buhler, cor
kthaVe and 7SthsL years 100
Brown Annie T. and husband TO FeliCite Fox,
l52dst Of Boulevard 2j,
Garlic Cecilia r and husband 20 Anasasia Fensgr,
trus etc, s44th-st Of 3d-ave years 60
Ehrhart, Bernhard and wife u George Piehler,
l23ds1 e Sth ave 2,5s
GinsbHrg. Bernhard to the Dry Dock Savings Insti-
tuition No 1873 Eliza0eth-st, months. 4,Ot
Hodenkamp Disterich and wife % Charles II Kra-
nichfelt, cor ManRin and RiviHgtcnsts, install
melts. ~
Kendall ohn II 10 Henry Wheeler SO S4thst,
OF SHAVE, months l,Ul
LanedOn. Olivia 10 Andrew Sober, n 5 56th-5ti W OF
4th-aVr years HiVO
SalOmou, Ret 10 John jenkins and another
trustees etc, West l2th-st, " Of Greenwich st. -.
3 years ~
Schuma her John and wife 10 CIthartne N + Hide -
brand, jjta-st q Of IL 5h-ave. years wv
Underihll Adelinr 20 Hannah Speeding. cor .
West aud HarrIsOn'sts 4years......------.-..'. ~
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Anderson BENJAMIN 10 Henry Gieschen........;.:
DistrcI Grand Lodge No OF tho b b % District
C;untIug Iucene Fecite B Fox Si
Riley Charles v executor, Ctc 70 Edwin NJ Kellogg
trustee,
Same to saune.
smith, Jonas and Others executors. eic - Louise r.
Norton '''---.------------- sV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
MORE RI FROM THE JOKERs.
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.

From The AtU- York CDnlaSreiut AaU,JtteT.
Somebody calls 11ldtn the Jonah OF the
cipLer dispatches The TRIBUNE has certainly gwen
him pretty good whaling.
The position Of wickedest man is now va
cant in THIS city. We shall place the OF cAndi-
date In elphei-Iamuse Leudlt j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
aueticu Sales OF Real estate.
WILLIAM KENNELLY. AuctiOneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Public notice hereby given that the Commi nss ~ Al
sinking Fund OF the city OF NrwIOrg VIII Oner o - ~
pubie auction. SATU RDAY, NoyNaBEk = ~ \, ma
nOon Exchange SaesroOIn No III BrDadN " ths
CITY OF NsyyY YORK., the following real estate Deo2s6
CORPORATE n of the CITY OF New York;
Premises Nos. @ and IL Franklinst -, "a sni
House and Lot on the northeast corner OF ihn"'A
Eighty -dfth.st i, saap uutl
December I. 1873. -, -,...rs LID
ulI Warranted deeds VIII be given 70 all purchase AZ lie
orraphlc mans 81 The above real estate may 10
N04NP ~ JoHN KELLY, Conlptifo1,.s ia
ComptrOuer"s once New County Court House - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
A HINT FOR POTTER

Question for the Potter Committee TO inYes-
tRste: Did Tden lose te whole OF th' $50 600 sent
70 South Caro- ina or only tho gsufruct Of itt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
TIDE KNow-NOTHrNn PARTY.

The new Know Nothing party: Messrs. Til
den Peltou, Marble Gayle, Hhyemeyer, Smith Weed
and the other cOparoeners. Headquarters. No. is
Gramercy Park.