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New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA.

COLONEL MOsBY OK THE FEELING ABOUT THE
CIpHpR DISPATCHES AND POLITICS GENERALLY.
Colonel John S. MOsby, who is IN the city in
attendance on the Ftz John Porter investigation
asked MS views on the cipher dispatches aud the effect
they have had in Virginia In reply he said that they
had aroused excitement and caused great
deal OF talk ia Virginia especially as MI Iilden had
many warm supporters iu that state.
I have heard only one opinion eTprsssed,' he con
tinued; and that was that the exhibition made By
THE TRIBUNE OF Mr. Tldcn and his cOparccDers would
have the effect entirely excluding them from the further
confidence OF the people OF this country IA universally
regarded as ono OF the greatest crimes TINT could be
committed or conise Will completely sop the cry Of
fraud by Tilden's friends especially as that cry has
merely An imaginary basis. while the great attempt at
fraud shown w by THE TKIBuSE If clearly proven one.
The general expression Of condemnation good
feature Of the case."
Regarding political matters Virginia lie stated that
they we're in a transition state. The Republicans had
nominated only candidates for Congress in the
EnrtU,k and ono IN The Petersburg dStIicl.
They were making Nls0T0lS nHht on hHd-
nancy platfOriDs and for the honest payment
nf ,hc public ObigauOns hut unfortunately the hdrd
money element OF tue population ala not seem TO be
80 strour The Democrats about iii In favor Gf
s.nIug more eenbaCkS and they seemed 10 he ready
10 Trpudlate them HiteI they nad been Esucd OWING
10 tie position the Democrats occupy on tiHl
ourai{Du there no opening iOI The Nationals ana
at party consequently did not ameun to much III that
K.aardlng tho effect Of the Presidents policy toward
the south, could not see any great brheht yet
n was on trial Gud might bIIug forth good results
The Democratic party N virginia WAS IN state
,,f deuo3O aud ihcrc were Turbcr OF independent
candidates now running opposition 10 regular
Democratic nominees, and the former SEEMED 10
a. ID gs GOOD ciauc, ; Ol election as the atIor,
Coou.I Musby stated that he had ucceptcd the Con
suaie al Hong Kong, rendered nlm by President Hayes
aud he would start for emma ~ sAOr1 llhc'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, Oct. 1G.-The Supreme Court or.
cupird st Of The cay in hearing che esctment law
branch Uf the Jumel Will which turns the
questions Of fact q invO v,d IN tie equity GsCri
IN 81, to wit attempt TO show that Bowen the pa
in the ilrgitmae Of Madame Jumc by show
certain acis fair iner"ncrs which std
sh the claim. The arytimrnt begun by MI. C. EhaN
Tor he paun IN eiIOr anu continued by M jams II CF
te for TIE def ndaIt ant concluded by MT T.
Or The plaintiff in No 4.SamuI C. Cook planlh
N error sgt the CommoEwea "a u Penusyvlna Argued ag
Mt y H. Brewster, FOR pautf in and Mr.
D. Gilbert for defendant in Adjourned until
at = O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
HUMOROU> SIDh or THE CIPHERS.
WHO KILLED TlLDES I

Who killed Sam Tildeni 81" said Match
Ma me- with dIhpalch sarDe. killed 5am liidrn"
Who saw hIm dIei ~, SAID WhItelaw. with NY itle
snw saw him die" VINO made his cOnlni "l," re-
nIina MAY with my little whucks, midr his coffin"
VINO prayed for mimi l." sad Bill Pclton. his coffin
kuoit On-Oh prayed for MN" VINO tolied tho tale !
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
land nE SHALL GNhw A FILE

And he shall guaw a lie of THE TRIB-
UNE.
1t was The H,ralFs news yacht that boarded
the ARK.
Had not Smith NJ. Weed better reverse his
name lud jIy &. siIA H.s identity
As Stanley is recovering from the African
fever Ar. Bennett ha. &orr uto discovery Ousircss
himself
THE TRIBUNE informs an angry reader "how
g-j THE THIB.SE." Mr. Marble stems - nave got
lHF lHnrNf ,I.r other ussal bad, hut lady
IHE IKiEUNE has Eul IIuI.
4 moderate dose Of castor oil will frequently
he found uIIc ucurncwl f. crrtin taS", Dui II man
uldftsuiDu,I remedy he wall lave a. III, ul'y IN " krrI-
.ur 70 down" Sow, sir. VI EThr seems to have don"
SOM rlug line TINS when he undertook to receive tie
medicinal contents of months issues OF IHH IEIB
ISI II Ic had taken dose time II might nave
mad nrhy rrsu'. II, uaa better change his methods,
ana hereafter cad fHE TEIHrNE daily.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
ANXIOUS FOR MR.. TMDEYs ANSWER.

Ex-Judgc jeremiah Black, when he was
asked his views regarding the c'pnrr dispatches,
said he was sorry he had had opportunity to r,ad
item He had learned Of tho main purpOr ~ them
through q conversation With friend. After iuQuriug
NJ length of the TO the details Of tho
Ciphcrs and the dispatches. Judge Black said
- have not Mr.. 1IldoH recently ami even n
had read the oIcgrAIns would not wish 70 give nuy
Opinion OF tnem until had Talked with Mr.. TIlden and
heard what uHBWeI he would have TO make"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
EyrN VI orrrynoNrrN - " woNT ~.

Nlutnn Marbles hotter M rreHTd Ia the
cip.rr -a'. a', published - IltE irIEuNt comes IA
spftr what late. Tho rl.-." .HH.d l.. u"rr swrrCG
nt once A,crrlirr tn b.- sIa'rrrn' iHE iEIWNk has
lbrfff. 20 utL LUurrl - r'suA,hrs thai hc never
,rft f,r r.re','l Duc r' !h~s 81 Narnr hri"Ics io
n forgery. INr a--rrIiru r' iEE IIUtNE iliat ac-
rprug u uif -, pa r!y. ur al ual ucIryu iu the erc
'i.u ~ 1l.ltn iu Florida. hr uE,ris hy pOwt'uE tO
hi. uriya1 i sr,Il. ", Gy,trr- that ho n"y r. either
d rrrf.y indirectly, wu. rUEaI 4 ia any u.rk
.rLcWc charged by IEE IEHt ~. Nr. Marble either
doe MOI cons tie ur.uiuurG dis patches a. OF
sn. .anct or uD ids II e. iyrt to Ind al explanation
A piuutpi-I tIl W.Ie crUIururHaINr HnAwcr would
have bcru mach better, AMI uayc gone further IN die
IL LIN. duubIs
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
PERTINENT AND IMPFRTTNENT.

To s. J. TIlden-Sir, reform Is necessary.
II is understood that Mr.. Tildcn charges
some Of those cipher dispatches TO Hannah B"gsS'
Mr.. Marble is affcctionately mentioned by
his friends nowadays as old Mr kLuckiyaowh.
Mr.. Thurman is recovering from his recent
Illness not, sorry to say, rom the late ciec
ton.
The World Of Saturday has columns for
everything and cycr BODY cs, anu rOt one word Tor
HId"u.
The World remarks with sigh that a
prophet is not wi.hout honor save IN the October
ccctIou> Aud save, let Us aud, ia lHE NL"'lohA
TRIBUNE.
We beg to remind The TRIBUNE that Mr..
T lIru IL feet under ground already, aud
suggest that that spade b. turned INTO pruning
hook.
Mr.. Tilden, we learn from The Graphic, has
stoned MS rIuHuNE. W doubt f 30 has stopped II,
however. as much TIE TRIBUNE has stopped Mr'
Tilfru.
The papcrs Of this country have made a
mistake tuau't aay the people wpHt never ''Hdchr
H. -ald they would never condemn H. iypOsidpHI'
cal fui,jIke--sec Is. J. linden.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

Lawrence IN supreme Court Circuit, ended yesterd.,
WITH verdict for 81. The plaintiff is a membcr -,
mercantile agency house in this city, and the drfor
OF one in CiBcinn IT, The Defendant admits Thar ~
pulled the plaintiffs nose. but claims that th. nj 10 no
mouse had circulated rumOr damaging To- his bon.a
tnat ne came bere TO get retracIIon expapatrr
ana failing to get II had recourse to his Reserved
under the !rE talions and pulled his nose" sud t6i
he was justified IN il. '"-s
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
POSTMASTER JAMEs,s OPINION.

Postmaster James when asked for his opin-
ion OF the cipher teegrams SAID: =" II seems 10 Mr.
T1drn must step down and out after such revelation
as that The TRBUSE has made And what stu upcudous
pieces Of JOURNALISTIC work THE TRIBUNE has uccOm-
psheI by thus dsCipherng the neEsaGCs But then
nothing seems impossible To the modern uowspapor"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE EFFORT TO BUY FOUR SENATORS.
4 CONFIRMATION OF TIE ACLUKACl OF IHE
1RIBUNEs STORY BY THA PRESIDENT OF The
SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE.
lBY rELrGRAPB TO THs TRIBUNE J

SOUTH CAkDLlNA StNAlE
IBY TELRGRAPB TO THE TRIBUNE
WAsHINGrON, Oct. 16.-Mr. 5. A. Swails the
refugee from williamsburg County. South Carolina
ian account of whose persecution was published
in this mornings TRIBUNE, was president pro tom
of the South Carolina Senate IN 1876. during the
operations of Mr. Smith M. Weed and his associates.
Mr. STails was asked to-day If no knew anything
about the transactions developed in the South Caro-
lima cipher dispatches. lie replied that lie knew
nothing about the cipbers, but that the story as
brought out By TIE TRIBUNE is entirely consistent
with the evonts winch occurred in South Carolina
as be recollected them. 1T was quite the common
talk" said Mr.. Swais, that the Democrats were
attempting to buy four State Senators. and as
presiding officer of the Senate they especially
anxious TO buy me. By the State Constitution the
jolnt session Of the Legislature to elect a United
States Senator must be presided over by the Presl
dent of the Senate, and both Lleutenaut-G GOycT-
nor Lee aud myself were Republicans, they were
especially rxlOus 20 get us to go over"
In reply TO a question whether he had been di-
rectly approached by the Democrats with offers Of
money he said, Not by any Democrat OF RESPONSE
bIlty ! was frequently told that | was standing
in nv own light, and hints Were thrown out which
hsve iitt doubt wOnld have led 10 direct offer
of money by responsible Democrats if had listened
10 them
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
MARBLES WONDERFUL CAED.
THE LONG AND SHORT or II.
-. Nh. tIT1ug,g fIogl

Mr.. Marble publishes n letter Indignantly
dcuyIug that be ever sent dI-patct from Fi"nda
s,.iup tht MI the Democrats WGntrd Tor the r.
IurIg En,' Of that slao count votes thcy stood
Oh the face OF the returns.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE SOCTH CAROLINA CTPHERS.
ATTEMTTED RRIuEKY EvIDEST.

The revelations ILade tbs morning by the
transIatIun 1HE TEINE ul a." cipher dispatches
which ra,srd hclwuru III. I. deus residence aud his
chosen agent IN South Carolina, yhi'e the Presidential
vote WAS being counted. VIII excite deep political inter
cst but uuuy late Ia al Ct the relation OF par
tcs ~ tho taat correct, u IL rCrtain That an
effort mnde 10 buy with money the vote of the Sonlh
Carolina Returung Board for Gidcn
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
MR. SULLIVAN THINKS THERE Is MISTAKE.

AlgcrnOn =. Sullivan leaned back III his arm
chair with al expression Of doubt aid pcrpe1iy oil has
cuuntenanoo when a reporter called TO speak with him
in reg ard to the cI ,hor tccHaIHs He SAID
81 am willing 10 tell you what | tnnk OF the dis
patches they have been published have baon
very busy but read enough Of them TO ascertain
their stamp and general dnn Those purpOrtirg 10
slider OF plan Il payment ii money 10 any member OF
Returning Board, TO purchase influence his Official
action bad bad But 1t Ia hard TO jud
from ex parte point Of view. tho quest Of
their authenticity arises do not accept the publIca
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
JocosE BUT wELLAIMED.


NJ NJ II 81. Is M-.atic&.iy a Greenbackcr.
lie believes in " pest U,itou states documents
If Marble il "liatch" he ought to throw
Some -bt these dis patches. Else WY all 'hlS iuSS-
lrI-Is
The author Of the following knew what ne
was saving: Thy friend hath friend aut thy triends
Ilrnd hath friend therefore be discreet" II was not
written by Mr.. Marble.
"Maxr writes us thus Know we the land
where t.ir cipnrr and Ni3D rmar- OF deeds Chat
are done m that crime p No. We dOut; but 1t Was
probably France, Russ. OT Denmark.
II is understood that Nr. MantOn Marble
La- bought up all IHE iKIBUNES ina have been printed
Tor ;urtuIEat, auj tEt aullI Weed Ia, now taken ms
piYgc tr .. o.! The I,ha w..pun,. Slightly uctem'-
Dir f noe. ,Siry.
We trust our esteemed contemporary. The
NEw-l ORA TlGCNE. fars I'll after Drug delivered ~
I've We Ju-nr. Of rUu"I dlsuairHts. AugiS CUus'l-
lutIUu Tunk Uf an II'u, mprt1Iy wounded ana
AIuS iuI, OF arrows, luu- tJuHg the T"d ."ut!cnan
a.lu w,.lt, 10. roN H.u! How du you Gel alter
wasting 80 many aIr.wsl FEEL ..c'ty sick, don't your
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

A thief broke into the house OF an Illinois
editor other day, while ne attending church 'nd
stole his United States bonds aud pair oi eaSOh e'is'
pendcrs Aud editors VIII persist IN son. to tAurvh.
Cincinnati breakfast Table
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
ToiaIiu tons

Members OF the Board OF Control stated after tho
meeting that the action taken had virtually broken ihe
combination by increasing the allotment. Tney claimed
that il meant that the coal companies might 10 on aud
mine all the coal they were able To mine. regardless OF
the allotment aud when the board met next month tho
u,Ioin for November would he accordingly incr, ased
Coal opcratorS claimed last evening TINT thc lehgh Val
lev mud rhadrlp. ia and Reading Companies have plO-
d1crd and marketed fhrir cure quot while the Now
Work Inpautcs heavily loaded with coal Tor which
thry were unable 10 find market; and that the new
nuni for October and the Unlimited product for No.
Tcmber would allow tue Lchigh Valley and Philadelphia
and Reading Companies to compete in TINS market lt
/. generally believed that there will be reduction IN
the urre coal the result OF yeEteTdGy's action
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

More cipher dispatches: - ~. ., ,s7a
To W. T. PELTON: ,-A
" GRATED TUkNIPS
""'o" liA"'''''u i01O' NEW YoEK, Oct II, 1878
IT, ". T. PETOS rr,r,s
Never more be nephew OF mine. >. j. IlLDE"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
SILENCE OF TIE FRAUD CROAKERs.
from The Trenton GdZ9tte.

Did you ever notice the startling anu IoCai
silence that viii fan up0n a frog-poud in full chorus IN
the spring when the small boy spiasbes stone among
the roaring replies We strongly reminded OF lh's
by the effect produced uvou the Democratic chorus ol
fraud" by the rock heayed among them Oy lhE
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
TILDEN MUST SPEAK OR STAND CONVICTED.
lIOD THs A. \. Errutig NdI (EcpD
uI..o ,u.ssurDS In and from MIR lIluru'-

ps1f friends nnd most trusted agent, clear that
# 4. Impo,,ibe hu TO remain silent without nrurr
nm, uuiy r,a condemnation. The charges are too Plan
ro ,r uslndcr r. Oud 1nE TRIBUNE L. prosecutor not
Ia hc iguogrd MI Idcn must speak, aud that speedily
of IA, wor.t must be accepted as confessed.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

Manou Marble has found his tongues but his voice IS
low aud his speech sound snd fury HgnuyS nOthlhE'
His explanation Florida ciphers Is NOT sasIac
tnrNv
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
TOO rnIN-Inn rnIN.

From IN, Es,1. TOSk COHMorc,dt AdrTt,ssr tRSp)
MI Marble makes tho plea Ol about every
criminal when b. Uugut 10 the Bar mot gmitN.' IL
WAS Woolley or COylo. not me. TOO tbinl Too thihI
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
CALL YOU THIS BACKING YOUR FRiENDi
From The Nsto- York World CDs'nJ

FTop. Ths Nsto. YORK World CDsm.l
Mr.. Marbles letter was not necessary TO as
SUI" any who knows MN that lie was InCtpaOc OF
acting u Florida anywhere else" othcTW lac tlah ~
becomes oi honor. His denial that he dscI7sTu
wlfb favor or toetaton or at all suy propositions ooE
ing purchHse behalf OF Mr. Tildcn u tndt very
marketable COMMODITY Florida Republican POLITICIAN
Will b, accepted without question: except 10y such per
sons as re 10 disbceye To such per
sons il ay seem credible that thr love Of untrutn was
s, flucn more poteur IN the Foriis Republican poti-
cIau than the Of money tuat he preferred ccriyhg
rtI-rlUyd rHi, 10 certifying plain tart Tor money
and iu E- way they may De sh" 10 accoun-a- our rs-
tr,..tG contemporary, The TRIBrNE, hnd- iHei udD
aUrDurtiOr the Clrrumsau"r that great sums IA Gu
10 buy chrap cOIlrucGlcs II ciA b. Obsercsd that hr
IaJG, GeclcS nut nc TecaIrc gHf iUJS INIT ne tGHS
mUsr pfou1SfOAS pr the sal, ot cSTtihcdtS, Tft" -
g,tms S thG hs LOuiJ net tHrcbT Jhded IN cDhr'd
tug cceH dtS, hs pO5 ciSi, HO'creH 10 coHsdcr
them. WlN be OLsrrred mat Er JtdrJiSS irheF
hta cOuiS u Et UpyH me heid ~ ar CSee'dCd roH
tsr,t by martin 2, ddJait GeDp NE dHhsHteiy 0
n IiygIA diigrd 10 bern sent 10 htm ~ reeSireh
b., a7, cIci II the Thtch he gOtDHiCeS .0rgeTB
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
\ Define THAT / A COSFE-sION.
Fr~r. Ti~ NsI. ) RI Escnrg Pc OUG. E.p)

I. III >
uidl sprcirr one. He Sav- tHBt TIE lkRt ~
charges hin With S"lIug aud receiving CERTAIN us
patches which ho never received or sent. AMI hr Hr~' Is
TIA; he coliTv,d consented 10 any scheme 10
nav llUrCH t.i.,It' oT electoral Noi" IL Lr idi
stopped tucrc his drG.g would htEr been nfnai ana
comprehensive. and iG" q "-iUn Nuup u" "lrT'i vac
Ia I lsp mon RE wnnlr supports 70 d'na''
Iir gaes further. however. and whc he does MOI 90
ta tuul siren rh,T md cuuiriu hl~ denial, IL" itH
fT ci.uu-u go a...,. Us defence "r 10 coi'!' l'
court Of pn..tr upruiou - throw Il "u. ~ NNn'"u'.
THE an. ,I,e uf TIE IPEjsEs cua'Ee u t""' W.
Ntgi.t forwarded from FLORIDA 60 Nr"-1u.F t'' "a"
dsnlrrhr- clpIor ahirh contain proposal u Do
Il. electoral Nu,y OF Fin"lIa luI "a certain sun ..
money. Tai, la tao .mp"Uitni 1r' o. III" IHh' NJ ,
pUhurauuu " J.. 'hc out part to wHrn 30 We h''t e.
ag.f fvr M H.rglr to give grE attention just now
DJ.5 Be sly I.l lc-r specific 'Srdi'hlS "T. uiIri'r s.
t1s wruI .y Pc slotted, ": tIF, . ' 81" '' p
uclu what they srcn 90 moan NJ 1i al. - sP
lir toua. affects 'i,i N.ItA on l'' lace i'
uerf.r.g innocent. Nr.i rebates 10 Wnt'tt"i h"Hs
and o..uiru riat needed Io cFuinErhpnic conc an''
nli r!.-l. !aya ,rcu pub. he'd 30 al the 'Pap'i7
without .7,r'tu TIE s'l-1tr-t f's"r0Ht ola - "lHo:
IyiGtu.iy 5!.. Marble not good p,,d,r lie ahpuia
have cuuucI;,G rmsc.. with E.,aaA- " ihe Sr..id IS
r' rs the ,vv,'S call n, ugE be We ~ on Z" i.YtIS'
.stlrlar aiir-a.rul> GC Ehou nave ruvcri tn' w'"
c-ru.u. B, p'E. ru. specifically 20 hh UWI'", van.
f9ct. snd lr.yny tnr Important ia"ts untpuch"d ne
.-s ", sumption tI1i tACs" lanta cannot ., 1V"'"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

Mr. Bennett, of The HpdId, has performed
marvellous miracle. lie has mddo lhe dunb speak
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
TIE MAIN QUESTION NOT Mt " AL
Efyri ne Ngy- Yr.f.s Z -aing E-l1IAs Ism1

p
Iir. Nautou Marble has ruDhshed "A letter
positively d". ,H- mat Do" .- t'r H"',,'' ' "''' ~
he claner ai.pIrho5 aitIDnicd to hlin' t"" lLH.
r,cjy Ia scn,I .gms tu"i i mi Icy 't e." IL, otn'd
si....G,7 of when hr .- IN. r,rd."d "r h., M ne
suy manner r,, .udI',c',oI .F,i s''uj'" :" gr ,'"
Cured Is, aaY ploFos'on. f i1-' .r" ~ "' % NJ 10
rts or wen tn hire taTa certify thai vote, ~ II
east hy hrr people, = 10" ld'u ,i'ci.tS' lhI'
'.. il i,ps u,r ~ rlr cough uy great donI. Hr
- not m rosIti"n now f. vicu Il general denial
'',i ',, rt ,I,rp The r.a,r Irrufnd- sorlrt.iug
much moe fIl I'd explicit tIaU those cIcrn'ht
words g." explain ity mysterious c'ninul." l'"S'
am ,nr I"LEgr t-i,.ro a." I~.'4,, roL""" @ ,r
oyrrrlu with roricHl broker. pretending 10 mIe ih'
votes 81 r-"h"rr 81 r" i..ugns h"hTd "a tn' "t"1'
-eurrG o tr the truth li tl"y been utd for &; more
maj doc, not mend .ur raj.,r uuc whit, nnr relieve
u. tIIINn ..uII i.g I... p" - Oh. r.iHlI. G'r'l"a
f nm fl, ausWrr b.. vL,. .arr r trIrt buy D., vote,
uacu b".ouzrI e. rigni the democratic csu'ld'irs
Bir Ee undertake 20 nIin' 80 Florida oic.is to uv
.J those p, w.. communicating w'h ""rr rngaErd n
n I.l.p,a scurrai dr,a.. 81 'np.ee Aud rat-i'r.
.,y ,.i aHap iuai H'ulr ANT '" Al.. M"fbi, e.
winch be- considered honorable -p-y among thieves
,N UyWUpIUauur rNEIrIoN FOR PkE-
hI.ZLD M'Nh
Tr.g -.s N.lr IaTA o. .ri.y NIl 'E,rl
II We wee al enthusiast IN some methods
..,,..nas .,,,,."s -, -a.rlI q ~. a.p,,a head
..l -."Ed~.' .'n'" ".N ri'i .i'.I ~, lh' 9",I & 80
n"......f cute o! 'n. I@'-'i' '.in'"'u. or oih'T
'au~r', 'ao a.na.,mE - mental, m"rI
Or I4'tr.. r'.'.Er.s' fnr We clear ,l,I Kat
=" Ir.u,t ..acr .o * ri,l Boz, r""'rt" touch ard me
lur r.rr.,.n. ~ ns"r TuE irlHrsr 'or ig" month
-riu- - have rr ~ anw1r's"IHr 'nrIi."n ."T i1'uN
Urrr-rre new. - tns ats N. Nr"." arr"ais to hay.
fer r|. tr ..H.. .... ..ff. nom 1I' NI-i mass ut
.pr o...s'.Ar- .-,a q" nave Ing. cent 81 r,o.iEri
hf ''. .. "'. tr -p.'. '"n ',-.r' ID. or .''', %
vurE - orn.a. 'u 90. "H-' ''a"'.. ~
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

TIE TRBuNE's DISCLOSE &E1 Az ACT OF RETRlBC-
TIVE JUsuCE-uR. HALE TO CALL FOR An IN
vE,uGAmON or DLMoCEArC FRAUD NEXT
WrSIrR.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
TALK WITH EUGENE HALE

shat the great Rcformer is read out OF the party 81
far a. they can accomplish IT.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

ONE DOLLAR FOR PULLING A NOSE.
The suit of John Mckillop against Edward
b. seecy for assault and battery, tried before Judge
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
LATEST DISCOVERIES.

"we" said the papers, relish such capors-wo told
the tale :"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-12
Hints to Housewives.

Bad cooking spoils many a dish that
would be otherwise emlnently nutrl-
t;ous and h%ealthful.
For washing finger marks from
looking>glasses and windows put a
few drops of ammonia on a moist rag,
and make quick work.
To clean carpets, take one pint of
hot water add one tablespoonful of
ammonia stir we'll together with
this solution use a little toilet soap,
and it will remove all stains or grease
spots from the finest of carpets with>
out changing the color.
APPLES can be cooked in many
WAYS. A farmers wife should plan to
have apples upon the table, in some
form, at every meal. when they are as
abundant as they are this year, as by
thai means they can be made to re-
duce the butchers and grocer's bill.
Some say, boil the oysters for five
minutes-it is a great mistake-two
minutes is long enough. The best
oyster cooks never shrink their oys-
tiers by cooking. Throw an oyster in
to hot water and it will swell-boil it
and it will shrink this shrinkage is
Just what you want to avoid.
la cooking buckwheat cakes, avoid
too much greaSe-a piece OF pork an
inch square should last for a week.
Buckwheats should be of good size,
and each cake should consist of a large
spoonful of batter. Good cooks al
ways try their griddle first with a sim
gle cake. so be sure hat all is right
with both batter and griddle. A hot
plate should always be ready for the
cakes.
Never put the hands into butter.
There is no excuse for SO doing. and
every sense of cleanliness forbids it.
The hands may be clean, but as butter
absorbs every lmpurity with which it
comes in contact, excessive perspira-
ton of the hands, or any humor of the
blood might thus be impaired to the
butter. \ wooden ladlc to lift the
butter from the churn, or to turn it
over while being washed, answers
Just as well and a vast deal better.
A simple and excellent furniture
polish may be made as follows Take
N pennyworth of beeswax, and
save it with a knife into a gallipot.
Pour on it three pennyworth of tur-
pentine. Place it in the oven, and
when the beeswax is melted, take it
out. and let it stand till cool. Apply
it briskly to the furniture with a piece
of flannel, rub with a soft duster, and
finally polish with an old silk hand
kerchief. Oil-cloth may with advan-
tage be similarly cleaned.