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New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME AMnERs-LawIe1cc; I-Nos -; ~ ~
AZ G2 81 81 81 ia l22 l3 100 l6l, lj2, l0S, lp+
I7S 1856 2l7 225 22S 1872 234 $50 24l. - .
CiRCUIr-PARr II-Barrett J-CUse on. NO. 30 5l!-Erwlh
agt the Nevcsnk Steamboat COmlOny No CAV ca'hdaIs
PART II-DonOhUe j. case on, No. Sol5-Bio"nasI'
SrFgRioR CoGRrTsPEcIAL TERN-srer J.-Nos 80, So
3S. . -, 900
TRIAL TERM-PART Ivan Worst J-Casc on NO 1oS.
-IIgyemeyer agt. Havcmeycr No day calendar
PARTS II and II Adjourned for the term. . -,
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL TERN-PARr ii. r. IDaY' i
Nos 1909. 1861, 74O 24j 1897 72S 76?. 74i t4; 9y'
1888 G22 76Z 72l, 1884 142, 15l 43 1916 roo ul t=o
ISL 4S7. ASS.
PART II-Adjourned for the term . ,,
MARINE COURT CENTRAL TERM-Shea sheridan hnd GOepp
JJ-Appeals from OrdcTsNUs ], 2 = J. J. o. 4 = y w. ! l.
ApVeas JudgmensNOs J. 2, ), A. D. u, = >, y ~ H.
II, IL. Il, Is, IL, II, IS, 10, 20. - ,,..,
GENERAL. SENSIONS-PAET l-Suthefandy - Eines tIoou'
James Robinson Edward Dnrch George Higgins burglary
George Weber Thomas CHAM TObDery Adam Aunu
rams Frank Walton seduction Thomas ryan John MouI
ton Peter Quinn Daniel Mcnamara John Gallery Jr Excise
law; Joseph Z. May. false pretences. -.
PART i-Gidesleeve. J.-Chailcs Balcs Charles Young
grand larCouy Aaron Harris, cruelty 10 animals.
OYER fERMSER-Davis. J.-JacOb OTIS grand larceny
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
DECIsIONs-Nov. 25.

s,Sgpreme Court Chambers-By Judge Lawrence
% 20 sgt staabo-MOOn 10 motion denied Joseph
Sts ~ Eyck Motion denied. LiDdenmeYer B0sen
- PoWel agL Tfscy-See memorandum. In the
te R Dosp and others-PrsOner Temanded Society for
Knnt III ~ SuNcnle Delmquenis sgt COlinsj Same agt
See continued. Bonney agt Howke
Merrill agt Moclostey- granted BiInss AT Car
cree connTmed Ps, Valet agt Vaet-Rep0rt OF the ref
thc snt ~ agt Eas granted Kerr agt
foF son Sssa5 Western Steamship
TN sgt Euuk-This motion IS denied VIII cot Po.e az,
ordered olyg sg Roberts sfson depd
Sc["i9 ast granted Casode ag Van Aus
70 counsel In the matter OF Kanfman "sh
peas corpus dismissed Robson agt srantad
sec memorandum Mccarthy agt the Board Of Poiice T6e
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
THE COURTS.
ALLEGED FRAUD IN A DIVORCE SUIT -,
49,. s,,n TO HAVE BEEN UNLAwFUILY OBJ

LIIFGED FRAUD IN "A Di'ONN ~
-, s,,n TO HAVE BEEN UNLAWFUlLf oo-
sISED.
motion was made before Judge 1iioeiS
"a vIugs County Supreme Court, recently, 70 oPt
II orea of absolute divorce IN the suit OF f"l"'
Tso,he against Francis Trimble, when ~"o q.
.ato|d nv trregularity, fraud and peiJ',
a. olleoca The parties TO the SUIT "0io .I,o
rsd at Albany. on Nov 49, 1865, Mrs Trimple ooDS o
don,hter Of Henry Smith. lawyer OF thaV .,S No
Noy 90 1879 while the defendant was IN MS nOu
20 VT TveIftb.st, this city, he saw hiS VIZ w
-, &, comoanv with Theodore p Rlch' lneS "elo
,,1 rs, an umbrella it was raining, au hi vie
sheltered Dy nd ~ mat he saw Rich Kiss ms WIZ
be snPf Ito fhe street and beat Rlcn Wltn d" ~ har
ne h "H tod ms wife that she must IeLu. canoe
preia a." no,,se She did but two weeks az D,nS
t and took a room in the house wIre ttlo % SzS
o1nosie 10 Trimble's residence. Oh - bis wife
That ha was advised to let the sut OF no 40
ne ne SyoTce 90 by default, but Ieiuseu 70 's "o
So Subsequently, he was told that tne ~. 80 ori or
,,or XithdraWn and his lawyer cOnSenteu W iSa on
nt nnIinuance Greatly TO Mr. 1rnDles U.s.
On Nav Oh 1876 he learned that MS WIG T naI IL
,,,rr1ed nm the preyious day TO Theodore r. heai 10 G
1rnd the summons and complaint IA the suit on my ~
Queens County well as an allaVt sineV Williams
had refused TO answer tue compalnt. oInoS y-G re-
Of BROOKLYN, the referee, on May ~, 5o'V ne
ncrted for fbs lautih, and on May 10 Ju"kc ll.'e
rrrantcd a decree Of divorce. Tie same GNSums
Hrs Trnbla and Rich were married. MT: IIiulnV
org taf fhe prnciDal testimony was gwen Dy Laurie
WHO ia now serving term Of thirteen mOnths III Ihe ~
bany Peutenary for perjury IN another case unucI e
name Of w H. Gdersleeve Judge Gilbert Yesterday
referred the case General Roger a. Pryor 10 tAe 'e
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
LEGAL BATTLE OVER A BUILDING.

The contest between the Department OF
Buildings represented by Superintendent Dudley, and
Jacob b. Tallman came again before Judge Lawrence
yesterday without regard to the question whether the
walls proper for hvestory building Mr. Dudley
Informed Mr. Tailman and his wOrkmen that they must
not put sixthstory Nos 81 and SO West Ftyhird-
st. Mr.. Talman thereupOn got temporary injunction
against such interference, and IT motion TO con-
tnue this Injunction which came up in Supreme Court
Chambers, yesterday Judge Lawrence having already
counsel submit the papers without argument which
done
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
itlusieal Jnstrnments.

DUMAHAUT, late S. X, BALL g. CO.,
N. No rs EAST l4THST
Chickering's Stenways and other Pianos aud organs low
for cash. instalmeuts and for rent
A GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS! 1--we
"A will, during the Holidays, dispose OF 100 PIANOS
did Organs 50 sets Of reeds seS sets with sub Bass
octave, all Rosewood Pianos, $50; Is do. sl40,
warranted for six years. Music at half price. HORACE
WATERS Il SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers, 40 East
l4thst. New-YOrk.
DACON g. KARR (late Raven & BacOn), Nos.
Id l473 and l475 Broadway, 42dst, have hne as
soment reliable make OF pianos new and
second.hand) for sale reasonable terms
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 25.-C0urt of Appeals, Monday,
November 25 1873 Present the Hon. Sanford T. Church,
C. J., and associates
377Custavus Abbott plaintiff In agt the People,
defendants IN error.-Su6mtted.
No 37SJoseph Arnold plaintiff ia error agt the People
defendants argued by Max G. HuebneT
the plaintiff error and Benjamin Phelps for the defend
ants in
No S7sRobertI L. Case plaintiff in error, agt the People
etc. defendants in argued by AgernOn Sullivan
Charles H. winfsd for the plaintiff in and Ben
jamn Phelps for the defendants in error This case is
stil ON.
The Court OF Appeals calendar for Tuesday November 26
sas follows; Motion calendar-Nos 800 378 359 S5l 3S5
S74 1885, Day calendar-NOs $751; 81 lO9 40 9j 49, S2 36
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
A SUIT TO RECOVER MINING STOCK.

The suit of Abner BallOu and his trustee
H. c. Gardner against John sby is brought recover
the value Of 500 shares Of Manganese Iron ore COM
pany having par value OF $40 share, pledged wththe
defendant The plaiutifs claim that Ssbv obtained
almost half stock for mining lease OF two lots OF
the Elias ogden estate, and one A Allen obtained ne
other half for similar consideration that the plaintiff
was appointed trustee and began suit TO call the od
trustees 10 account. Meanwhile he had pledged MS
stock AS collateral 10 note nd tine defendant obtained
possession of it, The Yesterday before Judge
LarremOre motion to compel plaintns to give Sc
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
@frnrslons.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
VI Open from $50 a. IN TO IL p m -
COURTLAN point for Jersey City aud
RK.PLAtE-Nearest point for ONCE City Hall snd
Barclay street Ferry to HOOoken.
CHAMBERS RsSrREEf-Nearest point for Payonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRASKLfN.STREET-
point for Desorosses street Ferry
10 Jersey CITY, and Peoples Line for Albany and
connecting with cars for Desbrosses and East Grand
Street Ferries.
BLEECKER-sTREEr-Co Connects with cars for East aud
EGHTH.sTREET-Nearest Point for CHRISTOPHER Street
Ferry hOboken connecting with for Christopher
and East Tenth Ferries
FOURTEENTH SrREEF-Nesr point TO U nion square.
Walacks and Lyceum Theatres, Academy OF Music. Ir
and Tanmany Halls connecting with cars Tor East
Twenty. third and Thirty fourth street Ferries.
TWENTY TIL IR ID DSTREET-Nearest pointer Twentythi
Ferry TO Jersey City Booths ST. James and PARK
Theatres. Grand Opera House Gmores Garten and
Masonic Tempe and Twentythlrd Street Ferry 10 Jer'
RTYfHIRD.sTREEr-Ne point to STANDARD,
broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium and
Francisco Mnstrels connecting with cars for Wee
FORTY. STRAIGHTFORWARD with n. Y. Transier
Co Cabs rand Central Depot.
FIFTIETH.STREEr- ...,o,
connecting with cars oi Belt Line Railroad
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE, 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF 530D -
1880 a. and to p m when the fare s SeI,s ,.,,
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN. supt
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
RECORDED LEASES.

Astor. John 10 Francis Willbacher, ithst, $50
II Of Avc.A, 2jXJG2, . years. at annual rent Of
BOmhocft, John 10 the Cciu"id Piano Key Company
QimtSdD. NO2lB CeHtTt-,t lall but stOrc), years
aud months al annual rent tOf........-...........
Watson william and another, eIocutpr- etc 10 Louis
Miller. NJ - hlie-st. years. ut annual rent Of.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brennan. Thomas and wife 10 the Emgrant Indus.
toust ......'e. 81 900
Sistst Of ithayc 1000
eTcca,orsetc, Fordharl Road d . scTesrSySas OOOO
No 696 Watcr.st year.. o.115
Same william II Wills, same property, years. 1920
i2G.hst Of 5iha7e, emonIhs =, $3.50
Of wilSttst 6ycars. LOO
5dave Years .'........ bOo5
came. 52dst Of "a ayc4 $500
iG5thsi Of gdGye year ..s 1000
Murray, Ellen and husband tO Isaac III Young and
iiiihst syssTs'' -. = 5000
ahee ccmpany Nos 40 and 3l7 broomosti year 10000
OIrien Julia aud another TO Charles Thompson.
6uth-st OF Broadway. years. 1000
Insurance Company. No i56 West aistst, year 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Austen, Arthur, executor etc. to James Barnum 81
Crosby, William II, executor, etc, 10 Il Crosby, ~
trustee ''"'o
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
Gonntrp properip 90 Eet
6ouses aro farms Uauteo.

WANTED for the Winter-A fully fur
nished medium location 14th aud 42d
4th and Gtlayes Address stating Terms which must be
meieratt w f. T.. Union League Club, Madisonaye. and
2bth'sf. N. Y.
WANTED-A good farm of from $50 to
200 acres with stock Sc; free and Gear and not
over hours from NewYCIk: for which hrst-class i'm
proved city property lightly morleaged will he given. Ad.
Gfess FARM ER, "a BrOad.st, Newark. y. J.
WANTED to LEASE or PURCllASE-A
building for frst.class established business from
or Isl day Of Nay between lits and Madison
ON Bfoa'lw or jthaye. Address confidently JEWELLER
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
Sales bp Aneiion.
Il COTTON, Auctioneer.

II COTTON, Auctioneer.
Elegant Household Furniture. $50. 900 worth
Extensive sale the OF j. Zeger 81 Beecker
st. Mott, this day (rUEsDAY Nov ~ AZ lo'So
O'Clock. n.S
This sale will consist OF large variety OF rich parlor pea.
room dining library and hall furniture all nrstclass
work, manufactured by Mr.. Zegler formerly j. ZegIel
about retiring Goods can now be examined Il, an.
Catalogues at the warerooms and ~ the ouee VI wv
aucuOneer, 500 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

Uiln NclI UsIaIe Tor bnIe.
DVERTISEMFNTS FOR THE NJ w
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT tIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. DIS Btoadway cor. ThlrtyT-t
st. 3Us, West Twenty .tnirist., Eightnayej
NO o. East FOuTtcenth.si.. corner Un0n.sguare 700
Ihriave. FOrty .soyentlst; 81 the HARLEM OFFICE
No 2,2sI Thiraye one hundred and wenty ourtst
UlaTlem Swings Bank Buliingb up to J. ~ irregular
office rates.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale-An elegant
~ 2lfoot house four story. bro"nstone 'front.' IN perfect
extension and all improvements IN one OF thc ne-t
blocks uptown, between jth ant bh.ayes, TO hrbtass
party; agents viii please not apply. J.. o. Box i,lss
CMOKY CHIMNEIS CURED; 30 days trial;
- no pay Patent Veaatcr state rights for sale
Hull Grippen x Co, 8dayc. below 2ith St. New YORK
HcTH-ST., NEAR 5TH-AVE.. an elegant
w four story house, cabinet finish Apply 70
~ RULAND e WHITING, Beckman II.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
Brooklpn Real gsiat. for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The house and
about seven lots Of ground the southeast corner Of
Clinton and Greene ayes Brooklyn opportunity rarely
offered TO acquire Of the best plots the most beautiful
aycnue IN ErOoklyn d. IL. STONE
l02 broadway New.York.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26


Sailing from Pier foot Cana.si.. North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTHMUS on PANAMA,
Steamship ACAPULCO, Saturday INOv. 80 noon.
Connecting At Panama for Central South America and
Mexico. ana at san Francisco Tor Japan and China
From San Francisco ioT japan and China.
steamship CITY OF TOXIC Tuesday Dec noon.
Steamship CITY OF PEKING, SAT. Jan. T. 1879. noon.
from san francisco 10 Honolulu, New-Zeallnd and
Australia
steamship CITY OF SYDNEY. Monday, Dec %.
For freight general information. apply ct Companv's
Ofce on pier Canas North River And for passage
at COmpanys Ticket Office. No 257 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-IORK Monday, Nov 20, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
BV John IT. B0Vd
cor Of sStRst, lot 252Iloo Donovan. se5
ON THE PREMISES.
By Peter p. Never
3story brick building with lot on 3d-ave W cor OF
l5Sthst lot 24x 100; KnaDe and otto Hohed... elot
i 2 story frame dwelling with lot. Gouverneur.st
1875 II e. Of COrtandtave, 23d Ward lot 25xll4l0 M.
similar house with 2 lots, & Uncasst 203 ueof
l72;
similar house with 2 lots PrOspsctave. @ OF Old
Boston Road oath Ward, each lot 25xl4S6; Mar Or.
"''
frame dwelling with lot. = lj0th.st, l25 II
W Of COrtlandtave 23d Ward, lot 25Xl 1875; GeOJ -
IfOtte 'V'
2stJIy frame dwelling house with lot, Railroad
ave Of l69th-st. 23d Ward, lot 25xljO; Fredk On.
o~'
l frame dwelling house with lot, n = Milton st, 400 1t
Of COruandt ave 23d Ward, 25xiOO; Henry %,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
Rral estate to Gxrbauge.

WANTED-An established country retail
business and dwell house In exchange for cash,
required eud three story and basement brick house,
WclOtated IN Brooklyn. Address
{. SHEPARD. 22j Wcst b0thst, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
Gounlrp properrp 20 Get.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
~ SONS. opposite West Point Address FISH KILL
SAVINGS BANK, fishkill N y.
EASY ACCESS, Winter and Summer.-N earest
~ desirable suburban locality best limo OF travel out OF
lower NewYork only 40 minutes several express trains
fares growing neghborhoOd house has eight sleeping
rooms; wide halls and plaEzas gas water BATH Closets
heater range tubs largo garden with vines fruits mowers
lawns anu shade will let low until April formerly lei a.
SEQ Apply at Elevator. No. IL Pne-st
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
EefIures auo fleetlnas.

III CESNODA'S last lecture on Cyprus;
~ Its Arts and History" CbickeIing Han, We'd
nesday, November 27.
COClETY OF FRIENDS.-HELEN BALK-
- WILL has appointed Meeting for Worship al Friends
Meeting House. li3 East 20th-st (Gramercy Pak) thii
evening at 7:45. All are cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
~ STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST THOMAS, PARA, PEhNAMBUCo. ranH, rBaAnHHtA,
AND RIO DE JANEIRo; Connecting at 81. I'll TiioMAs oa
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. 1ne rstclass iron steamship CITY OF PARA.
DAY. Dec i2 Freight al low rates taken for the
ports No freVs received after 30 Freight must be
paid In advance Freight received all times at Roberto
Dock, Brooklyn. - .- - .-.
SHIPPERs DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
EoT freight engagements passage having elegant &C
commO mOdatiOns apply TO q. II. MALLORY & co, Agents
Per2 Las
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
WHITE STAR LINE.

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNERPOOlH
NOTICEThe steamers OF this Line the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury u s. NJ both the outward
and honey ard voyages ..
REP BIIC capt. irving Thursday NOV 2s a. M
GERMANIC, Capt Kennedy Saturday. Dec 4 10y m
capt Parsell.. .Ilursday
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PlEh 02' NokIH
RIVER.
These uniform In and unsurpassed IN APP
pointmenis The saloon state Smoking and Bath.
placed amdsps where the and mOn0n are
least felt snordng degree OF comfort hitherto unaainabe
RATEs-saoon seo $50 and $780, gold steerage s2s Re-
turn tickets favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep. n0rpgs
For Inspection OF plans and other Information apply az he
Companys Onces, No. 81 Broadway York or lao wal
nutsty Philadelphia II J. COKIls. AgenI
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
GERMAN LLOYD

NUNIH UEKMAN LIU1 ID
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot of SECOND ST.. HOBOKEN
D0NAU.........sat. Nov 80 NECkAR.... sat. Dec u
REIN sat, Dec WISER. sat- Dec. 81
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.YORK 10 SOUTHLAND.
TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN 800 gold SECOND CABIN...SG0 gold
STEERAGE. $50 currency.
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid stserags cerh
Gates. $50 currency
For freight or passage apply 10 -
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
GoteIs.

rNHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
j. NASSAU, BAHAMA ISLANDS.
For full information apply TO
JAMES LlDGERwO0D co.
75S Broadway, New.York
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
TEW- YORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN

~ MAIL =. s. LINE.
Steamers leave Pier No. 3 North River at r. m.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT ard VERA CRUZ.
Calling AZ Pr0gTessO, Campeachy and Front"ra. -
CITY OF NEWY0RK ...SaturdhY NOV 30
CITY OF WASHINGTON tIIayana OnlyJ thursday, Dec D
CITY OF VERA CRUZ saturday, Dec. IA
leaves New Orleans Nov q and Dec IL for Vera
Cauz MatamOrO Havana, TampcO, TuXpan. connection
wite steamer for New.YOrk aud above ports.
f. AlENANDKE d SONS. Noe 81 and 81 BrOadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
Wfean Steamers

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE
Of Company new No AZ North River foot OF Moronst
.ST LAURENT Iachesnez;. " ednesday Dec T. I:50 p m
CANA DA, Frangcu Wednesday. Dec ii, G:3O
Steamers marked thus do steeTage passengers
hOIrIS ID u BEBIAN. AGENT. n Q. IS BroadWay
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
Goun,rn Real G6idie for Sale.

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE a
n Eyack for salo at one third is cost - .
rutland a. WHITING, Q Beekman st.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

The corner stone OF the erecting shop
Of the engineering department in the
navy yard at Washington, ID. C.,i is q
huge mass of metal, weighing five tons.
ostained by melting down counterfeit
plates and dies captured by the detec-
uves Of the Treasury Department.
While out sketching wild scenery in
the neighborhood of Shasta, Cal, a cou-
pie Of romantic misses stumbled upon a
rich ledge of gold quartz. The art In
stincs instantly gave way to the practical
and they hurried away to file their claim
TO what may prove fortune.
The last ill-natured story told about
Chicago is that twenty-five cents is ex>
acted for the privilege of viewing what is
reckoned the choicest curiosity which the
great Lake City can show, viz; the only
unmortgaged piece OF ground.
A Young man, just engaged on ranch
in Truckee, Cal, was SET 10 driving a
yoke OF cattle, and at noon, when he want
ed to feed, was opserved trying to un-
screw their horns in order to gettbe yoke
of the animals.
One Of the three paintings that brought
the highest prices at the sale of W. q.
Gilman's pictures on Wednesday even
ing is entitled "Caught." The student OF
curious coincidence might find a sermon
in that name.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

GOLD GOES DowN.-Just as the time
approaches, and as it becomes apparent
that silver will be remonetized and made
a legal tender it goes up in value and car
ries with it the legal teuder note or in
other words, if you please, the premium
on gold goes down. Gold was down yester-
day to 1015. Three weeks ago it touched
103 for a short time. OF course the
brokers who have it for sale will keep the
price up as long as they can. We would
not be afraid to hazard large bet that
if, on Monday Senator Bayard were to
make it known that he would vote for
the Bland bill, that gold would go down
to par the next day. 1t opened at 101i
to-day.
Senator Salisbury, it is now believed
all over the State, is firmly for an unlim.
tied coinage of silver and gold, as was
coined before the war. In fact our advices
from Dover and various points through
out the State prove that about nine-tenths
of the people have a perfect dread of a
defeat of Bland's bill.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

THE Senatorial contests of the year have
been decided. Senators have been chosen
from California, Ohio, Kentucky and
Maryland, and the Iowa Legislature is
about to re-elect Mr.. Allison. This is the
only case in which there has been a re-
election. In Kentucky, where Genera
Williams has been chosen to succeed Mr.
McCreery, that gentleman was not can
didate for reelection, and DIR. Dennis was
defeated by Governor Groome in Mary
land. In Ohio Mr.. Pendleton, Dem, sue
ceeds MT Matthews, Rep, and in Califor-
MIA Mr. Farley, Dem, succeeds Mr.. Sar-
gent, Rep. Thus by the five elections, two
Senators are taken from the Republican
side ofthe chamber and added to the Dem
ocratic side-four Democrats and one Re-
publican succeed two Democrats and three
Republicans.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
BEECRER's ARGUMENT ANSWER
f4 ED.

MR. PRICE on THE SILVER QUESTION
The House OF Representatives, on
Tuesday being In Committee q theWhols
Mr.. Price. (Rep.) Of Iowa, addressed the
committee IN advocacy OF the remoneti-
zation of the silver dollar. He said that
at the time when silver was demonetize
the silver dollar ofl12t grains was more
valuable than the geld dollar. 1t was
In the interest Of tho united States TO
make both gold and silver legal tender
for all debts, public and private, partics-
larly now when this country was such q
large producer of silver, and he attribu-
ted the great depreciation Of real estate
in Germany to the demonetixation OF
silver by that country. He quoted from
and criticised recent sermons by Henry
Ward Beecher. Mr.. Beecher informs US,
he said, that gold Is the standard In Asia,
Africa, Europe and America, and that II
Is q universal changing standard, while
the facts are that 76s, ,000,000 Of people
use, exclusively and entirely, silver as
their standard; 1877 600 600 use both gold
gold and silver; and only about l00, 900
0OOuse the single gold standard. Now,sa
he, am not justified in saying thatlthis
reverend gentleman, in making that
sweeping statement, either wickediy
stated what he knew to be false or else
advertised himself TO the world as con-
summate lgnoramus upon this question?
He quoted Mr.. Beecher as desc ibing
those who are in favor of the remoneti-
cation Of silver AS "bull-headed, without
eyes, endeavoring to undermine the IN
tegrity of the nation, and deserving an
infamy as deep a. the lowest depths of
hell" He also quoted him asking
whether the men in Congress knew
what they were there for. Yes, said Mr..
Price, what are we here for? Why do
we not vacate our seats, and give them
to much men as this reverend gentleman
whose record is NO clean, whose reputa-
ton is so unblemished, who has never
been before the church and the world in
any equivocal positions? He would be
the man to fix all this, for lie certainly
has an experience in certain direction
which no man who supports
this silver bill can boast Of. Bat IL
is a little surprising that his reverence q
should consiRn US TO hell, for, II the
papers report him correctly, he has
abolished that institution. Laughter /
1t is possible, however, that on this sub,
Ject "the wish is father to the thought,
produced by personal considerations
lLaughter.)
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

To TAKE from the government mint the
right to receive the pay for the coinage
of silver OF gold bullion in the alloy that
is taken in toll for the work, and make 1t
become the purchaser of bullion, would
be creating system whereby the dealers
in gold and silver bullion would take the
place of the present brokers and gold
gamblers. The Bland bill places the
coinage just where it was placed more
than third of a century ago by the great
statesmen who paid all the debts Of the
country, and left surplus to divide
with the States. .