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all charges Of civil war rather than ALLOW Hayes
TO be counted in by the very machinery theyh
helped devise. From that moment the sharp
divisions among the Democrats took on even
clearer cut outlines. Added 70 the sentiments
already described was the Telling oi nrrs"nul
honor which to the discrcdit Of many Northern
Democrats be it spoken. was weak. whil" 1t met
full response from their southern colleagues,
II rnluirc1 hui thirtv-sfV Democrats To- de-
feat all revolutionary stous in the House. Al NIL
stngns II the count including the attempts to
defeat it by lllibustcring. there were moro than
honor and hy their belief ne to what would hc
best for the South. as rccited above. voted TO
continue tie count. and finally forced lis COM
Whaicvcr force the Matthew's Foster letter.
and tie subsequent consultation at Nurmlcys
over the question ul removing The troops may
have had. the question If completing the count
was firmly settled before these letters were
written. or this couicrcncr hcid.
Thus il Will be seen that while there wa4 an
understanding ~ Ia the predetermined South
crn policy OF the incoming Administration, there
was nothing nearer tua bargain than to mako
hh1Wn WhW tlctr was M'hn'l uniiEh,'v nor
right In Keeping secret. tn" difference between
thus ANNOUNCING policy which hal been 49,
cld"d upon before any contest over the count
nrosr and Il bargain in tho scmsc charged 10y
Mr. chandler, is very clear
Beyond doubt. II was the declaration 10y near
friends Of the President. who assumed and were
Understood to be speaking for him. 81 the policy
he had decided to pursue in regard to various
matters oi interest 10 southern men. that lod to
the completion Of the count Beyond question,
the country Cwce the present peace which II On
JOYS 10 llt postum lhtfl ~ IllIlN VI ltIlN
southern Democrats. who held the balance Of
power in the House OF Representatives and TO
them Republicans ow" their possession Of the
Government. There are men who. in these
quiet times. can lind no words harsh enough 10
donounco President Hayes Tor his attempts Mt
paciicaiion Some VI these should remember
that when tho storm Of last winter was on. they
looked upon the completion Of the count and the
retention OF the Republican party in power rs
matters Of such importance as to- sink all minor
issues wholly out Of sight. II il impossible TO
pass Just judgment upon President Hayes with
out first recalling those critical days Of the cec-
tOra count ii. V. b.
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Manufacturing Company chi .o.
I' fliiAD o. IIIlsI 90, lfY.I. d. o. i.I
'"iN Ni ih lwh.,l Dtunu0nt ,D'l .aii.
ti'tNi't 900 Hi Iil Co. fit Ou'r lur 40, $50 g., winch
hr' N,. nNN "a "uk IhrHliiuon tu tlrir WORK ~ NJ
$40 Nf l sworn fInrln l 10 ID, iuiO u taulri, iur u
fH'i '.hl iN.H.u. ine ruul amy are loM turIng nut
I Ndn' amt aie ~, INK tlic oaiaciN to U,l
.iN as Ht' a pNstlr iic mcA NOW elm iNNtl hUlr
80 tr' can 70, Hui with ih, increase of .oluiu lilo
ior'c ll TIA, ivl Aruuent vail he doubled
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STNBFdHS.

her eve"
The numhcr OF Furopoena who returned
10 Iurorc a,c,r was n,ari, a,iarsc a, that of tho,
cipigraiinr hitler
An ordiuunrc bo. Lccn intro,u.oI in tho
c,, ,n,rc,, -, n,,,c,,o,, r,,,. connecting women to
no., ,,, ,i.,, ,.., 49,, ,, .,,,
..,,.., a., ,.,.,r.t
9'''" .'''' Wv ''"''''.' W.
Yn -, .., ,.,. ~, i.. ~, .,., .,.',
~. r n IN -. IL , r. -
~ ''' 80 - ' t'' w.
'oml'"' "' "",' j." ''' ,'''o',' r'.''''' "'''''''
cars nI' 10 u, "'''''' '"'o ''H""'h inc rpa'''
Nv" h'h'u'hN h"hioI7 aHl"sc' 'h'Ih-
s'N'' Wy MINE ""n' ~ '"'n "''r "' Un''' was 'uh III
VIZ Npoi' "'u' ''' '''-'' l" ''he '' i"lou ou =" MS
gun
Il ne N'n"tlnn7 say mat VI all lh'lr DAYS
they never heard such 'i'unsvur' ~ That oi Adj
INA fatu or saw such pleasing Ron'' rs She enact
ca nj ''' renee 'h'"eir i"'' before 'hfl'mA'
A squad oi police were sent to Clncin-
natl theatre t. arrest the dancers of cancnn The man
niger substituted bo,s.n ballet dress tor the usual
iormers nni the officers did not discover the trick until
the raid HAD D'cn male
he strength OF the French army Is aS
follows Active army n,c ca,'cs. 7in.3dd reserve Of
active army -four classes '2'"'2 territorial army Ave
cm''e'' '''" reserve o territorial army ,siN classes
oJ-, ~ total 2,i7a,s trained men
The total number of McthOdists In the
United states j. over aHh"p in Canada, idi ~ in
Great Britain and her colonies. AZ ip In all the world
the, number 43t'SIS The increase In lay members for
1877 throughout the world 1. a,cna'2ii.So
Fifty midwives and nurses are on hand
in the great Antonch will case now ON at
Rome also several taskctsiu documents love letters
bets doux and photographs Of father and daughter
iuNapcscd The promising Tor lawyers and news
papers
Mr.. G. Smith of Stamford Conn. with
hi. wife ca, an, of bod In a,.ue, tho call a, tram, an,
while they were gone mas. OF plas,crins ic upon the
bed. which would have probably Killed them both had
they remained that there virtue IN entertain.
ing tramps
Washington has seven ncwspapers and
not one of them makes living out of sub nm, adj
vcrtsers all connne themselves 10 the lobby and tho
Treasury crib with Tn, suS shining nj uoon over, i,v
An front OF the White House and the Capitoi the CITY rsi
/, ha, no need ofit.or.ans
The prnductinp nf GOLD in .hc Initial
state, au,sri,, T., ,.,s ,'o,e, ,n H. ,,,. ,.'',.
s,ano.s,n,, -, ,,h,.i ,.,,, ,,o ,r.,,.., ,,",,, 49,,
,,,, ,.,, SEA, a., ,..,,,,, 10, ,s.a r. ,.,s,,.--,
aggregate proiucn wa. s-7 zoo o., making ,e to,,i
yield by the country, intending 1879 ~ 3s2usus
The Roy. Ezra ID Wiu.low the Rnston
svip,i,r =. ..ia,.he ..cre,iy ,t.,., III. I'm, 49,,
CON. ava, again I..r,,na ,,a. IN 49,, ,,,., a,,, ,a
b.t,t l. ,h,t IA, ,hr,o,.,,r, ., ,,,. ,,.,, 49,, ., n,
oec.r.crthe law M, .erurrs sun,i, ,ror, man ,,,,
womb lac ,p,ui,.,.t If NJ. .,,uiI no &C., ~, f., Ia, r
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STEAMBOATS, anO aallrolo,.
DENNsNLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND NJ 40 - lbs Vt MI kiil IL.
ON tUl niicr Nov - 1877.
Tram. leave Sew lIrk VIA pcsOro'ses and tlrt. .
IT. lriries. as follows
ENiit.s itfri.hurg Pittsburgh tho West ant Sn'n
4 dAllf.
fT wuuawsport. Look Haven CORY AMI Err, At , 80
= eUunrr un- 80 t.rrs FOR r'l.ltlr. r.trr|eH a
I,n'ig ANA the on Re-lons H., Wihamspori /
Loo iANrn.N \
feg a'lumore, Washington. and The South. .iAn ed
washington LNpr'-~ ct fulImAu lnrNl t.tls daIl.
cent sunday. BE- 80 arrive Na.aln-tun4 top IT,
nui SEP VI
F~,r,-s .og Philadelphia 3D. 20. g 20 ~ Limited Il
D.. ]. :. q 't. :. 81 ami nl' NJ >utitf. 4
cia.s, T..
Boat, %. Brooklyn Annex" connect with 800 r,r 10
unn, atlrreN 'ity, anordns -ivc'f am drc. tu..r
FER trans g N(v,fk Ehahch nanwe, Prince =
trenton frrih .Amhof. lI'hli-tun. h Nl'tf.. 1
ether iNiut,. sec local l'ti4r- At dII o. .rt 20
Trains arrive From rIff-hA. .i. a. ,I..ui o. % 3
ln-If NJ i.llt. lu.ll \ NJ auit ,l o. VI it.r
cont MinitN. llnm Washington fui Htluun..
amt % NJ. o. i. ID. ani o. 30 T. "
300 lu.lpiI u -nA -lp4 l.,, o.. n....- b.. b. An.
ANT -lF N Sanl y 49, 800, . 49, D. 49,.
Tck,t Offices h2H Ini uif Broadway. ! A.i.r 20 ...
ami loot az ID, s-, tllI turtllndt -ts
hfoN NNu M lit anal !, hnd,on 49,. II .Iun. I.t
FRANK THOMSON. l. D. tAildl.
Grncrt Miua-rr G.urfA' r.. tn-t
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OHi OR STOLEN Bank louh Issued b., Tie
- 81 A. .u lluh Cor SlNini> Sew YORK tu The -uh
sfi'I Nlttr Lyon, II not tnuud or returned io the
eM' WITHIN 80 dny, from IA, date, win apYly 10 the
NeN works. IAN, D, 1918
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W fOR QCELNsIONN iNp LIVERPOOL
bkllASNl' saturday. Jan -. 10 I'D 4 VI
CELLO Thursday. Jan u. % 81
6EKNNNlG -ttrrlaN DAN l,i % ~
From White >u,r uo.k. -. Nustu Eit,r
Cabins nll nuuts'lp. saloon So ISL AMI silu a.
Ret go urktt 900 favorable term. ~t-erf-r. e.,
j tukil~ A-0ut - Broadway. NtN Nlfh
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.,shglOas l(otus.

- lNr TIE ", h Of Frazer VIII Soc conducted Us the
Req, John HAL y y IN thr Ilfh Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Ociutk
II EspAN, Jan s-suhiect Gods grace provides
WEDNESDAY Jan 0-"The saviour rcdeems by His
llnnt
rnl RspNN Tan To- The salvation /. received by
fAifh
FRIDAY. Jan II 1t meets all our wants now and
forever
SATURDAY Jan IL -" We ought tA make 10 known"
Ihr-r -rtire- pfr open g. 40 TlrN ate specially in
Nied vii" ir' not r'ru7t att nlauis At amy church
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NIrrnoroLIrA> SAVINGS nANK.

47rl SEMI ANNA INTEREST DlvIDFND
- Dtp - 1871
The trustees OF this bank have ordered that Interest tor
The lasl ulec ANA tiN months AZ the rate OF nvc per
Jan -
rErosI1S made en- before the 10Th of January will
draw interest nom Jan /
I,AAC L SMITH. prr.llnnt
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shipplnr.

INMtN IINE.-RON NJ NAIL STE NNEns
i FOR QrEENsrOWN AID LNEHrupL
CITY or MONTREAL ... Thur.'ay. Jan. 10 N'l v
tIII or Rki -~ElS ........ saturday. JAM go .' "
CITY or RIG lMOND Thur4ia,. Jan -. 'AlA "
From PR D. North ssHr
CABIN 40 $50 and slpi gold Return u.h.f. ~
favorable term. srkkRAGE, SIS cugrnrf u.at-st
lowest rates
SALOONS. state Rooms. smoking ati Hail Boom, fU.l
ships JuilN % DALE Nt.uf. = anal . lr.ilDl, e
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sStbins Haiblucs.

A LoT OF whcclcr Wilson. SINGER Mol.lm and
- oliSri ~ tmaeiues Tor msnu.a tuners. Tor sal,
,vIl DAeapA uEAN ), = Bond 81
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TTUToNIA SAVINGS bank, q

lNlpkND NOIl'E Tho trustees of this bank hav,
9irtr I'M interest iur 40, past siN month, 40 rat,
w FIVE FER ,lNf ycr Hiiuu be- pal fftlri ositO.. on
hl,l hlitr Van ~ un HIl .nul- 20 n p o. $500
Interest mot WtiDuaWu wait be added 10 ne uruciptl
uit ara \ interest frUu Jan l.
/ lfuNst. IlrIsitrr J 81, tlIt'EENANN
NJ HANS. ~.UrDttTN. pr,..tf IA
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NEW WORK SAVINGS HANK

m f,r per cent l,r aunum. Was Dar,d Jan /, ls7~
ON an sums from s. 10 Stpol luiero commvncn. Tia.
LIST Of each month None, deposited on on before An II
VIII draw interest from Jan l
Assets, ~ 91h ~ ~ surplus. S1.S. $50 "a
RICHARD II Bl Ii. President
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Scr salr auO % s'tt.

nTFICEs TO IT;T-lf secnni .tlr, ~'il huIi iinL
~ front and rear well lighted and steam hfnfri Az.
iiN At sun Publication or Nl-flr aut +rsn. .nrt st-
THE STOKE i6d NA,,lu It. sun hll. lnr. % ist
suitable TOT uNkins insurance. cor f'u raj NI-in =
steam heated Apply at tnc sun Fabrication Ohee, ~
Nassiu~
WANTED Don lease for ~ Years q strons ware.
w house about tlNlrl. location h.luN Franklin Il
rent not over = pp Addrc., PRINCIPALS luA 100
sew York Post nfnOr.
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nlisttllantlns.

4 GOV Erred milk Wa 30 nantet mu.' Pc iu fr.t.
\ ritc yri'r. nid lrlyc low Tor cash. Address T. o.
bon iH4 l"rs', cry, \ =
gov NTERs and benches Tor sale at 37a Broadway,
~ Co., Sans
/, EiTi>G's COrGH LOZENGEs are ,aiiy
IN uuilu N'ti lore 4-us Gods Asthma. At lA the
.nt' Testimonials from the mos. eminent may he
Price 30 cents pcg box Sni b, an DRUGGISTS
Ih,N couiain no olium OF urcparnuon Nor oi
fOt sLliA co NcW Work.
Sltflul
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G,al state.

.ItaI C'siNit.
IOSIpH Mcguire. Aucuonccr. viu .pl on
Ntll. '.Y JAN. -. i~1r ut u t.lN.i nO no. 90 tsV
EN,htns, salcsruou. IA niralNtv. NV York
~. order az GtpT-c ". .fOtr E.q Recover. unirI
ue direction IT Franklin 4 Paddock. Esl. lcivr,e the
NaluHhl"
LkAsEIiuLD STORE ANp DWELLING PROPERTY
known Is .l lfA ~ "a av
This !. most d -ilallc business Loo alton AMI the
ground rputi>IDN
further ~ We hat ~ tho flee oftho rci rcc
~ Na--nu - or OF d a Men AMOS Esq AuornA =
- broadway. Maps az Aueti zoo -'l broadway
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vTmr AMERICAN STEAMSHIP cow

NTTTlIT7TTTN
filiAD iLlilA NNp LNlRfpol LINE
The only irau.ifHNiir lime unNg uuler fhr AHti.
uN Stl4n. every Thursday uuu rhilalellnla $3.50
N,dlt STAY from Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
PASSENGERS ARRITED.
sandy Hook

FROM LIvERPOOL-By steamship S'yihfd Mr. and Mrs
w r. AlcOck Miss AlcOck W. H. i. Bagg, Mr. and Mr1 d.
C. baldwin G. L. Baldwin. MI BalfOur, w. f. Bcnnett, MI
de Blner BoPgs aud child, ~ Boyle and Inald
Miss r. H. Breese, Or. Brocse O. j. BreWl MI ana MIS- W.
; brown the and Mrs. y. X Brucs, N. de BuIsen
General burnett Mr and Mrs Busk and maid, Master j. H.
I,usk M. IL. Busk Mrs. Carmichael H. Carter Mrs NJ
q Charlton maid and Master w. H. Charlton Master
A. G. Charlton. H. ChaunCeY, - Clarke the Roy VI. tOn
uoIy H. Corning. Miss CrOckeT j. " Dagna MIS- Dayles
Dnnklr Ar aud Mis- J. y kwcl, Mlss G. Ewell Master d.
I.Iwell C. T. Fearing y. Fernandez, Mrs W T. and Miss
Togg Forbes. C. 4. Fori A. B Forwood f. T. Fowler
T. and Friedman, 4. o. Fuller, MIs H. T. Gillespie
Gregory. Mr and Mira II. IL. Guinnip, j. T. Harrington
the Rev aud Mrs. A. W. Hazrn, Mr.. and MIS- \. HeOAd
and Mrs j. Z. Hoffman, Miss HOFFMAN ana maid. Mrs "
H. and Hunt Nj. and Mira f. Hunt MI and Mrs. H. w
Hynes, Dr. J. r. jenkins. Mr. and Mrs r. =. Jones' T. y
MISS r. Jones Mrs r. Jones Miss Jones and maid
the Rev j. j. Kane the Hon. NJ r. Latham Mrs j. Leeds
aud chi d. Mr. and Mis- A. L. Levy, Mr. and Mrs j. A Levy
and child Mr.. and Mrs. j. LIpIincOt Mrs a.. Mackenzie
Miss Mackenzie and maid. H. r. Maher Dr and Mrs H. A.
Mcdowell r.. L. Mehnor, o. II. Mertlck, Mr. and Mrs O. d.
Morgan Miss Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs Mosser Miss MOsscr
Master ". Benedck a. Bue Miss MulhOland. r. Murphy
j. H. Nixon o. Ogden. Mrs q. NJ. and Miss W. Parsons Misc
A. Parsons Mrs NJ Pclton Mise Phelan, j. Pncus e. H.
pix Prentice Dr. Quiuby Mr.. and Mrs e. H. Robert aud
Saegcr. Mrs T. Schaner. j. y. Sch0ll. Mr. and Mrs H.
sJhuber. the Misses C. and A. SChuber. Mis- W w. scott
and Mrs Scideaberg. and maid tho Misses NJ. aud T.
Scidenberg Master H. Seidenbeg, L. shaw, l. Ferguson, G.
aud NJ Spooner Miss f. I. Stmgis, J. SymingOn
r. n Taller the Misses Taller niaid A. Thomas
VI u. Thomson, Mrs. Thomson Mr. and Mrs. w. X Thorn
ThDrne. Lady Thornton aud maid Miss Thornton Miss
Miss NJ. Tory Dr and Mrs r. Townsend MT and Mrs ~
d. Thicker NJ W. Wall Mis- j. A. Wallace Mis-. Whitlock
Miss welsh. Dr. NJ. A. Wilson Mrs. Zeicr, the Misses NJ
and j. Zeiller, II. Gibbs, Mr. Seleck.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
INTERFERENCE WITH A JURY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 19.-The Grand Jury of
the United states Court into open court this
ing and by its foreman, General ascal, reported that
the District-AttOrney had received instructions
from the President of the United States against
prosecuting q certain person for an alleged en-
beZZiement on tho First National Bank Of
indianapolis, meaning Carey W. Miller The jury had
been requested investigate the matter and the Court
was asked whether the duty OF the jury to proceed
with the case tho instructions Of the President to the
contrary Notwithstanding. Judge Gresham said that
the Jury had sworn TO "leave no one uDprescnted
through fear. favor, affection, reward, or the hope
thereof He continued:
"You could not If yOu would, escape the obligation
OF this OATH by needing the Instructions OF the President
i'm tins particular The Prcsldent may II he feels so
inclined, interfere, even in advance Of indictment by
exercising the pardOniuS power Ia no Otcr way mas
he the slightest authority 10 control your aclOn lie
has IN his power to pardon The alleged O1enucr ana
unless he IL willing 10 take tls responsibility lie has no
more night control your action than tie CZarOf Russia
has Ii YOU believe the Presidents Instruction. TO the
District Attorney intended TO prevent you from
making the fullest examination INTO the matter before
YOU and from returning Indictment against the ac
csed If the evidence should warrant It, you should cc
inspired with additional determination 10 do your duty.
The moment the Executive Is allowed TO con-
troll the action OF the courts III the admlnlhtIa.
ton OF criminal justice, the Independence OF
the Judiciary Is gone 1t is due to the
believe he has desire to encroach upon the Judic
ary, that lie contemplated any nterfcT
ence by his instructions 10 the DisIictAttOrney. Tho
DIstctAttOrDey says III open court that he IL ready
and willing aid you ia any examination OF this case
which you may feel called upon to make. He and his
assistant faithful officers. and will render you all
necessary aid III this, as IN other cases"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
TAPESTRY And TAPESTRY MAKING.

Association Hall was about half filed last
evening occasion Of the fourth lecture on art un
der the auspices OF the Society OF Decorative Art The
following brief abstract from address Tapes
try delivered by John l.. Hayes, L. D.
Tapestry /. neither true embroidery mere weay-
ing but combines BOTH II is really mosaic Of six and
WOOL consisting Of many pieces. The machinery used
is exceedingly simple consisting OF what IL called the
high warp aud the low warp. High warp Is most used
and has tvs uprghts Of wood supported at the top by
beam The frame supports 10 rollers which serve 10
hold the warp They placed horizontally on some
vertical plane and provided at the end with brackets
The warp which consists of cotton threads IL attached
10 each Of the rollers when the Is first placed on
these cylinders, IL consists Of single sheet of thread
but is necessary divide II into three sheets order
TO interlace the welt. 70 each warp thread attached
starting the different colOrcd threads from spindrs
interlace any colored figure in the warp. When
tho wcft threads introduced ivory
comb having teeth fitting Into the threads
OF the warp-sheet presses the wcft down.
Some Of the practical differences from review OF the
history Of tapestry follows Painting and scup-
tnre are the more IMAGINATIVE and poetic Sub
ects selected In tapestry with direct reference
the decorative properties. From tapestry Is derived the
fundamental principle that one must translate from
subjects into the language Of the art in question Then
there will be sODnets B embrOdereR forms In statues
volumes In paintings. Women too distrusin often
shrink with lack Of confidence from and
spend time aud energy IN u million Of th2es better
pd hRher lesson be gained from the Golden Age
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
LIFE,SAVING STATIONS IA NGW.JERSEY.

LONG BRANCH, Nov. 19.-Under the super
vision Of Mr. George ID. Harris, Superintendent the
LneSaving Service in Distrit No 4, the Government
commenced the erection to-day of several e-sav
ing stations along this part of the coast One eof the
new ations being built at Green's Pond Just below
Long Branch the spot where the Red Star steamer
husband was wrecked, on the night Of March IL,
1876 At that time there station between Mon
mouth Beach ana Asbury Park, q distance of nearly
seventeen miles Stations also being constructed at
Spring Lake and Point Pleasant and one near Atlantic
City. Wall Green old snrfman, has been appointed
keeper Of the station No 5, at Green's Pond. well
as Assistant superintendent OF the entire jersey
tions The distance between each station from Sandy
Hook 10 Cape May-there being total Of fortyone
tions-s not four miles. II Ia proposed 70
lighthouse with steam blast aud fog horn the end Of
the new ocean pier, in Of construction. Tho
stations win DO manned and equipped By QAp<WbN ls
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
MAGNETISM A. A CURATIVE AGENT,

During past there has been great revolution in
the drpartmcn OF medicine in everything else. The old
methods great extent have been laid away Oreye and
scientific discoveries and tIc revelation Of
hitherto hidden truths the people OF to-day see clearly and
through glass daTky. Among
rXcmplaTs OF this regime and the brightest
lights healing profession stand rec mnenty the names
of The renowned magnetic physicians Drs Darriu who have
opened offices West 35th ST. y. w. where they
trnts from Darn with the highest refer.
people cured by their system OF treatment Among
the mention the following Mr. Rice $50 Henryst,
brooklyn scatc rheumatism, num0ness dyspepsia caarrh
debility. Mrs. Is. KnODOck lis Ithst, city,
rheumatic neuralgia four Mr Pratts daughter East
Cnuesvlc Wyoming County, n. " writes that she
four o spna complaint and paralysis
limbs aud and bowels John Holmes le Roy n y kidney
liver complaint and dyspepsia cured Robert Fountain Au
" w. partial paralysis of the whole system restored and
in six weeks Mrs. Cook klngStOn N "
rheumatism years cured ana left crutches Mrs Castor
WocOtt Wayne County, n " loss OF voice restored Mrs
Gaut IanfOrs Landing n. v asthma seven years cured
Johnson Brockpo n y deafness and dizziness nine
cured. Mr IorabGck BrOckpOrt cancer cured Wm
Mellus Poughkeepsie Sc.tic rheumatism cured Ths Rev
Rochester heated condition OF the head with con-
slant pain difficulty o hearing and dizziness restored The
Rev Mrs Howell Mount Morris, ~ " reports herself cnred
peculiar 10 her besides scores OF Others Drs
Darrin give the of six office treatments for SO The
Will visit patients after OfhCe hours Consultation
send for circular with stamp for further particulars
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
STREET RIOTING IN NEWARK.

William Stats, age seventeen, of Columbia
st., aud James Fitzsimmons, age eighteen Of No 81
Beacon-st.. Newark entered the saloon Of Augustus
Schneider No $50 springneldave Newark. last night,
and demanded free drinks, which were refused Staats
declared that he would have beer or kill somebody,
and at tho same time fired bis revolver at
Schneider, but without effect A large crowd OF
sixth aud Thirteenth Ward ruans soon assembled and
broke all the windows IN SchneldeFs saloon. Inc
two young ruffians finally elected, ana
after Staats had fired two shots at schneider
through the window, he seized by police
man Albert KOenig At the officer Was set upon
by the mob and kicked and beaten. In the meantime
word was Police Headquarters, and the reserve
squad dispatched TO the OF the riot where they
simmons was beating KOeuig the head with stone.
Knenig rescued, and Staats and FitzsmmOns were
taken to Police Headquarters TO await the result
of the officers injuries, which consist OF two
serious cuts the head, probable fracture
of the skull, besides dangerous internal injuries lie
was attended by Police Surgeon Read aud sent TO ms
home. No 1S South EIghteenth-s ArevolVer knte ahd
three razOrs taken from Staats at the fOce St