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New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
bere WAS no testimony to show how the fracture was
cansed and the Jury rendered verdict accordingly
TryNrssEE,s BONDED DEBT.


. coN,uTTFr OF BONDHOLDERs TO ARRANGE A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EFFORTS DECLARED 10
HAVE BEEN UNAUTHORIZED.
The rpspOnse to q call for a meeting OF the
holders Of bonds of the State Of Tennessee, made oy
d. Morgan & Co.. Brown Brothers d Co, Eugene heii9
and Others about thiryfve persons met al nooh' ye
dav at the Office OF John b. Manning Among 'ho'o
present we're Eugene Kelly, chairman, Peter ueuues'
Jobn r. Terry OF L. u. Morgan Co., George W. Stah-
ton f. CapeD James II. Hill, Inman swan, A. H. rome
rov Dr r. s Moran, and J. Duer. A preamble ana inc
following resolutions read and unanimously
adopted:
Resored That efforts made by any persons who & pur,
noed 10 represent bOndholders Of Tennessee were
pttrcIv nnathorized and that the declaration alleged
to have been made AT Nashville that setleieh cniu
that proposed by the committee of arbieis, or wnen
Mr. George Coe is Chairman has no IA iac' so
far as # relates to the great body OF bOndholdeis
Resored That while depIore the attitude assumed
by the Legislature while assembled at NashVi,ie ~ e re
climber toward the bOndhOlders we believe tnit IL re-
suited from the influence and unwarraniabc interference
of other parties than real bOndholders or ther repre-
Rfsoired That we have abiding belief that he leo
pie the great state of Tennessee VIII no, 10y ,c 70
paw suffer a stigma long 10 rest upon hcI ihc eto "i
which VII IL be best 10 1 and % ensend that demoraza
ton which must ultimately result IN losses 10 its ei'Ae'
even far greater than To ITS credIOfs , >,
r, soIred That the people of Tennessee he urged TO
adopt such legislation as viii uphold the honor oi ine
state, and evnce proper regard ior lne his" in'oh'
which has hitherto characterized her cltlzelS
A long discussion followed, in which the sentiments
embodied in the resolutions were reiterated. f'Iiy Il
committee was appointed, consisting of Eugene heiN'
Peter Geddes, John r. Terry, j. Ducr and Dr. l.. ;.
Maran to arrange settlement OF HE tennessee S'a'e
dent.
Aier the meeting aGi9urncd it was state that De-
tween - 600 900 aud rlO.000,O0O bonds were repre-
scutej ii was the opinion of some pers0na pres,
cnt that MS The recent Legislature bad refused
lar tha better way 10 proceed was to dcmtnd
the fn face OF the bonds. resolution to hai chec'
was sofitr
n, short ime the amount Of the bonds held by pcrs lns
Interested in the movement yesterday, Wien nnothrr
meeting will he called. Mr.. Gcddcs stated that ne
represented 81 60 0OO in Tennessee bonds, tnc owners
Of which resided III England.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
MEETING OF THE LIEDERKRANZ.

The German Licdcrkranz Society held It's
nual etngTucsday evening. There are GIG mcn3crs,o
whom l0l male singers and sixty female singers
During the past year there loss OF fifty mombors
by resignation and death, and accession Of seventy
one new ones. The receipts $3l .533 o. and the
expenditures, S33s16 90, leaving balance of SG57 o.
The assets OF the society," consisting of real estate urn
Iure, musical instruments and cash. are estimated at
$1l6207 81, and the liabilities In mortgages and
$59,169 20, leaving II surplus OF $J6,73s 81.
lowing officers were elected President. J. Hoffman;
vicepresdent Theodore Hedenteid; treasurer j. Pog
and director, A. Paur.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
AN EMBARRASSED COMMISSION.

The Commissioners OF Emigration are much
emJarras cd { want of fundr. S.ucc the Ccci,Iou
given By the United states Court against Ihe collection
of "hcad-tax for cmgrants arriving in this country,
from the sieaGs? companies The Board has had little
money with which TO MAINTAIN its institutions. except
what the Lee ecsaure ha allowed IL TO draw upon IT
gage Of the property Wards Island. The COuus-
fioncIs now Propose 20 petition COnyrce 10 United
States law compelling all steam shp cop"uioS bringing
hCOd-u0p'y Uot loss than ~ for each person for the
maintenance OF hose who rck OF c;rI 10y
Incu II Congress VIII not take uD the matter IT," only
course left viii b - max" another appeal to the l. gs
l&turc AMI obtain ra~sIO 10 give an ItIcr MORTGAGE
Tor 5r current years cXprscs, that the t.iiut on
shall be han rd over 10 the state AM Tire Commission
abolished THr steamship COMPANIES VIII cIuOSr any
JnrasnIes making 1t compulsory for thcm to pay head
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
DYING EHoM 4 uGnWAYMAN,S BLOW.

Coroner WOltman was sent for yesterday
afternoon 10 take the antc-morjem statement OF John
r. Riyc:. an actor connected with Mners Third
Avenue Theatre, who was admitted 10 Bellevue
Hospital on January 4, when lie was supposed
TO be suffering from alcoholism. Up TO n
late hour last night, owing to the man's cOnd
:iOu, the statement was unfinished. Rivers SAID:
" / had been III Owen Geoghchau's concert saloon in
the I,0wcry the night OF January 4, and as was
leaving two men approached me- one OF them struck
ne with a blunt instrument, and after rObbing
threw me in tnc gutter
At this pont The man became unconscious. II is not
known al The hospital how the man came th where
hc came from, there IL record OF his having been
sent there from any Of the precincts
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
DEATH IN A TOMBs CELL.

Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday
n the of Martin L. Street. who died January 10 in
cell in The TOmbs. Street was a tailor, and lived at No
&c Ffthave. Ocer sculloD, Of the Fifteenth Precinct
fonnd him the street intoxicated on January g. and
lacked him mp in the station house Tho day JUS
tcc Duffy committed him to the Tombs for days for
ntoxicntion, and three days afterward he found
dead i'm MS cell The prison officials claimed that death
was The result Of debaucb, but eputy-Coroner Cusl
man found that the dead man had fracture of the skull
The police officers testified that Street intox
SId lKt injury vac apparent when he Was arrested
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH PROGRESS.
AN EXCITED DISCUSSION OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
e 4 L.. Il dof Nntu. XQrk


REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH PROGRESS
AN EXCITED DISCUSSION OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
The Reformed Episcopal Synod of New ork,
held an adjourned meeting In Dr. sabines church' at
Fifty Atl.st and Madisonave. yesterday morning end
afternoon. Bishop Samuel Fellows presided. The nam
business was the consideration of draft OF constitu-
ton prepared by committee OF which General stewart
L. WoOdford chairman The first three artices were
adopted with slight notifications.
The fourth article excited discussion which lasted over
three hours As first presented the article began; Inc
officers OF the Synod shall be bishop clerical VICE
William IL. Reid, OF Brooklyn, said he saw IN M the
wording OF the article the insidi@ns spIt % % ,he he
Reformed EpscopaI Church expected to ho%ina draw g.
it the hturgcay inclined OF other ion,,n; uehon,iin
in the background. He feared gradual return 10 the
forms and ruase practices we aa rcd ,Grcdd m ep ap 70
nal wording Of the article. Judge savage OF Rahway,
declared opposition to everything wnicn tGdeu 1 90 %
them dcformed" Episcopal Church Ire ookcu M upon m
the amendment offered by his colleagues % orch as IN
attempt to beliiie the ohog 1,6 bv ANA DR. sS s,bne and
the Rev Mr. Reid and discussed the nrcie f wSs , a ao
shall be the bishop assigned to this Jurisdiction, etc.
The remaining two articles adopted without debate
Bishnp Fnllowf: vice-prcsdcri Stewart L. Woodford;
secretary, Robert McNeIly; treasurer Vessel scharh
In the evening Bishop Cheney, Of ChicagO pl"3htud
sermon entitled, "a Word to ord Fashioned Episco-
palians' He said that on Deeenn,r = ie'Is Bishop
Cummings pronounced '-P''
Church an accomplished fact In the four years ~ ITS
existence it had made greater progress thh onh IVES
c,s MethodisnI. and counted almost 100 con
xrcgatioIs claimed that they were me only tlhIy
Episcopal Churth. maintaining Episcopal goNeTImtni
and liile..icai worship they existed III Oh
simplicity. Oi-iimc Epscopaliuns never heard tpc
psaircr chauted or the scriptures ntoncd ihe & hwm
t,tl party ia the Old cbarch suiUhercd long btt"Ic
Bishop Cummings raised Tie banner of reform, B9t a
and after stuliifying itself had expired. Tue heV Dr
Stephen II. Tyns jr, he said, had crlcaicu ils oonc
les in The Church uf the Holy Trinity, Icy turnn over
the American CGurcn Missionary Spccly to The Doihes
-. lN..n fIn
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

a country minister of "limited capacity "
recently married for second wife a widow of some
property. Being an ardent servant Of Mammon, for
mer ncighbor asked HIM II he did not do well by the see
ond marriage. OH yes indeed" he said with anima-
tiOn and thea as an expression of revorent stole
into his face hc added and what Ia very remarkable
the clothes Of my we's first husband just ut me-"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TODAY.

gers who Will sail today by the European steamships:
FOR LIVERPOOI-In STEAMSHIP Ccitc.-Miss Warburion,
Joseph Finley Robert Turner L. w M0osworih George A..
Cochrane Mosen and WIFE, Mrs. nOiscn. :. Lees D..
sloan, B. Shcarcr and wife, H. VI. liyndcmar W. X.
NOlls0n H. g. H. Kean, r. Schroeder, Mrs f. NJ 10 dan
FOR HAMHU NG-iH STImshfp U'tdcT.-LC0P1,d HOuer,
Mr and Mrs A. Spnglnan. II. Kruger Mrs. Marc Heck.
schcr and child sebastian Neuu Mrs NcGn and child 4.
Braudcz Nahal ifczO, Victor BIamsch Benjamin kupper,
Joseph EedoIsk, Leopold Wc August 6. H"lenstciD,
Gustav Dckeman and wife, r. Sopier dc l. Ormc Adolph
DeicheIt, John Scheiiitr.
FOR LIVERPOOf-Ia SsdashiD q linG-Harry hlynn +.
sChrpeT Mr.. Brmdcs 7. SandcTsOn John IaT The rev T..
Pabsick, Nathan Saus. J. T. DUbig, A. T. Heman Simon
BambergCr, y. l.. Ward. William Hall.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
WHAT WILL THE QUEENS SPEECH SAY7


The StdRddrd, the Conservative organ, says :
1T win probably be found that the Queens speech
viii not contain a request for n vote for the
increase Of the army and navy, although the
Government VIII. we may expect, intimate that il a
contingency should occur, 1t Will promptly make the de-
mani. BIZ; present the need Is not pressing, and
while negotiations pending such a demand might be
misconstruod" Other papers make substantially the
same surmi,c.
For other F0reiqr Ye'rs zee First PAGE!
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
ExpELLIyG METER. BONNER AND SEwELL.

The Governing Committee of the Stock EX-
change held special Iaceng Yesterday afternoon, 10
consider The cha. made against Gabriel Nctcr John
Bonner and Arthur l. Scwcl. Mr. Sewoll was the only
who appeared before tic committee 10 defend him
self Ho heard at length, aud then retired 10 await
The verdict
The vote % the committee unanimous in favor Jf
cXpelng MC>srs NettCr ana Bonner Mr.. Scvcls case,
II wac considered had some CXtcEuatuS circumstances
aud some of the u.uJcrs OF The committee were IN favor
Of permitting hm TO retain his scat At The final vote,
however over two thirds were IA favor Ol expulsion.
The result viii De read from the r1sTum after the opr-
ing or the Exchange TINS mOrnn,. The gction Of the
committee yesterday was based upon the twentieth seq
tlOn Of the Constitution OF the Exchange which pro-
yiGes that all members found guilty OF committing OBJ
yiOus fraud" shall be expelled.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
DANGEEOUsLY STABBED IN 4 FIGHT.
4 Gnhl nccnIrcd last evening at IMcnt

fouli-si aLd Thrdayc.. between William No-htcl, axe
tWcuty-one cf No. Jl2 E1st Twenty fouriist., John
Whit" acn twtniy-tWO uf CclmUntHVc., brooklyn ana
Ialnc- f. Ca,anagh. age thr;y -oae. 81 SO 80 Ea-t
Iwcnt, -h.hst Nocicl stabbed CiyarHsh ~ tEc right
tUtp b. u ctlu. dangerous wound Waite struck cay
it. il IN o.. itcr v.!h h- hst tud utilcicd severe
rrui.c 'ayanlrh Was sent 90 Bellevue Hospital! White
and NnELtll Mlr. A.lN. .t,d.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
A TOWN CAPTURED RY DEsrERADoEs.

DEADwO0D, ID. T., Jan. 16.-A dispatch
from Lead CITY, three miles from Deadwood says MOB
OF lj0 men, mostly roughs from outside camps, have
taken possession OF the town. All the streets In town
have been jumped, aud all roads leading the quarz
mills iu Ike condition. 4 meeting called 10y the
trustees Of the brokcn up. the mob e,ectiug
ofcers They passed their own laws one OF whicn D
the effect ult streets should be but twenty feet vide.
At present tim" the mob Is yelling and shooting
through the town Citizens are arlnng and organizing
- prutcc: llc aud property.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
In MAINLAND.
crson AZ cav Mrs McCortbv. tbia ,cre,s

Susan 4 say, Mrs. Mccarthy, this 'cre's Il
bad caJbage."-Mrs. NJ " Shure nOw and it IA, honey
Then pIck another. Bless, yc, young cabbage l. like
swecthears you must thry halfadozen fore ye get
good wan!"
"Nine, sir" observed n social scOurge " |
speak nine languages distinctly but my father,
when alive could speak less than fifteen" 4" All ="
remarked Douglas Jcrrold, 4" knew q man who could
speak hveand.weny ana he never said anything worth
hearing In any one of them"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
FAILURE o. ILLINOIS BANKERS.

(mCtGo, Jan. lG.--A dispatch to Ihe inter-
Oc-al from CaIln,H,, H.. say.: Mc>-ra. Ch"stnt y
Drhoie, bsnlrts ho held he same fo'"tiyc position
thcio tuIi jacob i.duI d 10 springfield anitc t.caJ
have inadc an ..i"Hnru to John Roger. The a-sria,
nnd iibiics can not be staici, hut % j. sii all tho
dcD- wiI De- 90 a. Both partners hId first class rcPuta
iutrs.itv.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
GREEKS CALLED TO ARMS.

LONDON Wednesday. Jan. 49, 1879.
A Reuter- dispatch from Athens says A pro-
longed cabinet council was held to-day. The Ma
tionaI Guard Of all the towns in Greece has been
called to arms and considerable activity is apparent
among the land and sea forces. It is believed that
an insurrccton in Thessaly and Epirus is imminent
and that the Cretan Assembly is about to decree
the annexation of the Island Of Crete to Greece"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
AN 1NsrpANcE coMpANY,s SILVER WEDDING

An INSURANCE COHPAN17S > SILVEK WEDDING.
Tuesday was the twenty-ffth anniversary
of the Continental Fire Insurance Company, and cards
for what they quantity designated as silver wedding
were issued by the trustees. The gift of the occasion
huge basket OF flowers the recipient President George
I. Hope, who has been officer Of the company since
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
Ers oH ran noLcnl TER sAymGs rAxK

BO>TON, Jan. ia TuuOr had gained some
cu'rcu~y hcr' 'hlt -" Dcrracscr S1y-ncs Bank hid
,ii~cuGod, hG IL proved untrue. Some tiuc a:o the
hIui pa, scd i's d.yidcuG, wrh ih'c has urcu
constant draw up,n H. and ih. oirr"u;H d,cdc 10 re-
oHr ~Aiy day ~ npti,c Tor thc Witid.daai q.
ctcGIHg 80. Itcc as 1" c 40 r'1r'h 10 doubt the
I've hcy uf the taUk.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
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FRzERrM READY TO SURRENDER.

N1hNNf, WcIHVs'Iay, JHH' To T9'o
A special 20 the UieReT Fresse irom Iits reports
that Islnal IIakki Pasha has offered to surrender
ElzcIum if allowed TO retire with his troops. The
telegram does not say whether the offer was accepted
or nOt.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

JOHN Murphy, age ior,y-iyc who keeps Il
loarcins-ou.e 20 So 80 West Twenty nr--t., while
.!,ius at supper i.. night. ,t mo quarrel with
Io.r.,r samuel iuu.-, aui nl' viz. AMI hIod three
.ho- nom revolver them one Of tle Soi- io1R -
feet 81 .Jour.'. ii-it .aud irn citing painful wound
Nurrliy va. arrested AMI locked u;.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
TURKEY INVADED BY GREEKS.

LONDON. Thursday Jan. II, 1873
The Doily TelepGphs Vienna special says: "It is
reported from Athens that the Greek Ministry has
given carte blanche to the war committees, and that
GOO men have entered Turkey"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
FIVE DEATHS FROM A MINE EXPLOSION.

POrr,yILLf, Penn, Jan. 16.-Anothcr vie
tim Of the Potts Mines dsast rescued last night
tui hc died ts morning This makes the total number
of deaths five The two injured miners are
fair Nay OF recovery.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
TRENTON STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 16.-rhe Chancello

granted order yesterday directing an examination
into the assets The slatc savings Institution Of this
oIty Tue examination has been gong on to-day. A
port VIII BE- made to the Chancellor III lew days.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
Announcements.

IUNDBORG'S PERFUME-WOOD VIOLET-pOs-
scsscs the uatIgA delicate o!1r OF the dOwers.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

DON'T COUGH YOUR LUNGs AWAY.
SaVc auI hv using PM LIPS "PNArNBLE
con t.Eh on Ia combination with puJsi UIRIISE Al
Grdggis.s. y PIT. fliit st.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

Hotel Brunsrick Earl of DuffeTin, Goyernor
General Of Canada and John Munr0e OF Paris WhdsoI
Uots~Count Kalouvrat and Princess sOuyorod OF Russia
Frederick Pearson, U: b anu l.
Audpy Maryey OF General D1ferin's stan
buckingham Hotei-Profesor o. C. Marsh. OF ale C9iege'
Nicholas UOsl-Iieuelant Governor
tor OF Vermont and Canal Commissioner G. Wara,n Oh
Oneida ~ Grand Central Aote-Alfred " pockeIy'
United states COnsul at Leeds Ne1 Yorc
ernor Rodman N. Price Of NewJersey f.M z, Asenue ,
Ofet- John NJ. =. Williams, OF Massacnu
setts and Smith NJ. Weed OF Plattsbnrg ~ y.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

PONEROYS Wire Frame, with osciating pad
or rupture. il Hight easy ana durable. 7i6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
In KENTUCKY.


CISCiNS sTr, Jan lG-Nt Frankfort KY tonight. Gen
cra williams nominated f0r HE United States Sen
by the Democratic caucus Oh The eleventh ballot
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
WORK SUSPENDED IL THE COAL MINES.

PHILADELPHIA, jar. 16.-All the coal mines
in TIE Lhgh region viii suspend for one week begin
ming neat saturday night
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
ROADWAY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

- m 2lo. Noon. 26o. Sd m. 26'. Midnight lS'
Highest during the day, 29' Lowest 10.
Average 24ii'. Same day, 1877, 33s'
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

II. T. IIEaBolp'S BUCHU,
GREAT llrErUC AND TONIC
an e.: tac kiuey- bladder urctha. Private
ds,us.~. ulupt"rcv, debility, uer GUS troubles.
>,uI :pr circular Depot, - Barclay-st
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

its organization 1853 The occasion was further made
enjoyable by speeches, and the declaration OF semi,
ANIMAL dividend OF gig per cent on $10OO,O0O capal
and 5000 900 surpns-eqIvalent to 665 on the capal
showing marked advance In the prosperity OF tEe
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17


Mrs. George l.. Fox is lying in prccarons
condition nj her residence Carton-aye. Brooky II.
She is s'nrrns FROM p"eYnona.
The Board of City Works, yesterday,
awarded H. H. Valentine the contract for the deepen
ing Smiths Pond. the water suppy of the
city.
The Kings County Pharmaceutical Society,
at regular meeting. Tuesday. decided to admit to
the organization druggist who also practcng
physician.
Tax Collector Tanner, yesterday discharged
Deputy Collectors Gallagher, Lawlcr, DOW and DOYLE,
and Clerks Staylcy and G whose aggregate salaries
amounted To $4,000. Their places abolished and
their duties viii be performed by other sub0ruatcs.
The Hansen Place Methodist Church has
extended an invitation to the Rev Dr. j. NJ Buckley of
Stamford Conn, to become its pastor the expiration
APRIL OF the tcrm Of It's present pastor, tie Rev Geo
l.. Reed. who has been with II three years. III DR.
Buckley comes To Brooklyn, Mr. Reed will probably 40
10 Stamford.
At the annual meeting of the Society of the
Church of the Pilgrims. the Rev. DIR. K. s. Storrs.
pastor on Tuesday evening, the treasurer reported
that during the past year SS,i00 had been eXpened
for benevolent purposes. Ninety nine now members
received during the year. and twenty y-four mem
bcrs were dismissed. leaving the present member
ship 9O2 In tile Sunday OF the church there are
1,OJO pupils.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-22
PEXITENTIARY RECRUITS.

List of COnVicts frOm shelby County
Below will be found a list of convicts
who we're convicted at the January term
Of our Criminal Court. They will be
taken to Nashville in a day or twoby the
agent Of the penitentiary l%essess, who
have been notified on the subject:
JEFF Logan, breaking into storehouse
to commit larceny, one year; William
Fitch, obtaining money under false
pretenses-iury recommended commu-
tstion OF six months Of the imprisou'
ment; Jimmie Smith, larceny, Que year;
John BraunOu, larceny, one year; Dick
Hodge, larceny, one year; Chss. Mosby,
assault with intent to kill, two years;
Dick Jones, larceny, one year; Andrew
Perkins, larceny, M year; james W.
Allen, murder, seven years Willie Cross,
larceny, one year; William Taylor, alias
William Cannon, grand larceny, three
years; Bob Wilson, house breaking, ten
years; Willis Wright, house'brtaking,
seven and a half years Dudley Braunon,
larceny, one year; John Lee, larceny.
one year; William Beattis, bigamy, three
years; John Davis, larceny, one year;
Ephraim Davis, bringing stolen property
into the State, FIVE years; Shadrack
Cole, larceny, three years; Marion John.
son, alias Cropwood, grand larceny
three years; Jack Smith, larceny, one
year-tbe jury recommended a commu'
tation Of six months of the sentence;
Willie Holder, horse.stealing, six
years; Henry Johnson, petit larceny,
one year; ice Williams, alias George
Patterson, petit larceny, fifteen months.
The following.named persons con.
victed we're seut to Presidents Island
work house, yesterday: Kate Jackson,
assault, two years; Lacey Harris, va
grancy, fourteen months; Belle Watkins,
larceny from the person, thirty days.