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A KEsPECTABIE sir not o,sr ~ u :" iaAc
- eng u y'gns RIA es,d A., J., month, nh nn '',ri ,r
board the DarS stoIs BAY Pier i5 East river
Ncxgcricnecd Gernlan operator Bonnaz cmbro.l
Wy "'''"'"' ''>"'' i svEsSNANS. iss NJ st
DRAN.HERswa wanlea. none nu, nr,i .las. AppS At
- NoHfllN"T"N SMITH : 90" "i' "'' hl'"HHay-
('ORsETs.-wanici good corset lre,,cr. Aylly at
u factory. 233 West 18th Il. q WEST
ENrEKIE>cED sgyTsiG9r; ys9'a @ q BSEna1 ma
SEwING MACHINES REDUCED Sew DO.
Wii.on sio wlcos : GIBBS. sis DEANS. . Bond i
SHIHr .roners wanted On calico. work. aI.".aiew
- learners ~ EA't4istr ALI ASlbf
WA>TfD tXerirnG,edl ope1atnr,, , ,,n, on fine % S%,,
d" il iioiiI.iISoSw6RrH CO. $50 Broaaw"
W dsa1 .iar', worA y y Aiansdoa square.
i 81 q; ~; !,k and au"'re''
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dllantso--- --NAts
GE>Ts-Beware of ,wor,hlc.' imitation. of oqr
ins such ~ named the Excelsior SAninr sc
ha %r T 'Sa'S saa Gal5T 5 tRASS sce @
Nos ~ AMI - Nassau ,t
AGENTS wanted Tor our splendid new chart Of
iIAAsIs 4 LVBREcHT, 81 and ~ vc.ey .t,SY
A -MEN's pant, ~, 81, tl2,, si,o. AZ wool 81
'''N '''' c&isGS 'i IL 'S srsc t. T. srosSiyn &
AGENTS Fat -eilns ncy Invention men out ofem.
n ca AMI >ee A. S2p week pronts, 90 cents
start yon. II Bond II basement
RFTINNER wanted. one that understands his
"a work, and strictly sober Apply by letter 10 q W,
| box ld2 sun ONCE.
AGENTS, sell the new Invention ~ To s. daily, he
"a convinced "r viii start YOU NJ ri'k ~ Mercer ~
| WEII-EDVCATEDC Catholic gentle, ,nan 10 take
~ orders McDANlfIS wareroom', rih Il, ~ nv
STRONG Roy. with good references. wanted
~ Address A. Is. box 49, sun Office
DOYs and sirl, nre provided with good homes, also
- nunihe. assisted IN gong West by the Children Ad
Society, ~ East ith st.
| w AIplY a. OSBORNE Is Dunham place, between
| South hih and 7tl sis, Brooklyn. u
rI,O OJOVKNAI.IsTs.-w an energetic man
"a, editor of we'll established daily evening news
paper Address giving references, to T. o boa IjI Fall
RIVER Mass
,NEAs, guaranteed pure ~ pound, same sold every.
i whcre else atIoe japanese bazaar, Fulton corner
| Icnrl st.
| u IN walker st.
WANTED -flr,i class SILK sale.lnen tor retail de.
| w l.unirut Apply IN person Or by letter TO LORD A
| TAYLOR. Brw'wAN aud Hlh st
! WANTED A boy who know. how toscttyIs. wages
| w s3 30 per week Address PRINTER boz 1888, sun
| Once
WANTED A soA kue cutter on linen suits ARMY
| w at lndr,uuo uhr knnic Co.. 2'i and -" Canal ii
WANTED A tool maker and marllni.t Aply at
| w once. SAMUEL GLOVER, ~ East ia t
\VUIEiw RIGHT On wagon work Appy to
| w joins NNrlnENS, a33 East sGih st.
excursions.
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Excursions.

EOD FISHING excursion Of the fishcrmcn'sB B +.
u u,Inuun postponed by unavuruhlo weather last
week Will take place March g. II favorable, landing, as
advertised then steamer virginia seymour, fare. 81
The sun., 1878-03-02
gost mo founS.

\ osr- -Rnnk book y, y 79i ISSUED hv the Manlnt
Tan ~t,In-. lu-tt.fn Aut ptNIu' ni of the same II
i.ri stopped lNr nhdUr wall ulu-c te Owner h' te
ttfung the suup g. tir bank GA brDadway, corner u
Sc. fhHr -
1 OsT- Feb ~ bank book ~ 3l7 - The nnli
- WlI lease return It tu - Columbia II
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THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.

L Broniwty AMI 31th -
second week the wonderful troupe Of Trained
Hruncho Horses Rocky Mountain Goats, and Educated
Dogs
len finest Trimmed Horses the world ever saw
ASTONISHING PERFORMANCES
Grand uirtarN lr. Iumpinr thruu.h h hoops ~ flame.
Sc saving sin-e plank Marvellous leap over tour
horses.
Performance. 'wicc ialy, at 2ii and "a. p. NJ
on exhibition iu IihrArN ..
CiiINPANlEE or MNN MONKEY
only one ui two ever brought tn tins country.
Admission. - cent, extra. children. - cents
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Situutions d1lanito.


MAN with 20 years expcrens ss merchan,, in
far has lived yesrs n Nsw ygrs TSns cr s"Td ",uH
ton as bushes, % agent m b c sn rn,' pse has good refer
sncS eneS Address H. box isl, sun once.
A rIRsr-cLAss Iaundless w.he. wa.hips to take take
DAYS - at IL "a %ct iis,s in efoccry'
WANTED, situation hy rlpWh,sr who has n"a
H. yearT rSperSnSGd SnSd TnH ,nhe 81 staon in any part
oi ile country AdircssC g. GArFlELD' iJo west 5o'h
NVASTED-A situation a. clerk or porter, or lol ~
w business. suci as running machin.ry am used
to saving planning mills. am wiins and ohiSnR m9
the countrN best Ottcicfcntc gwen Al
dress " ii n, rs Ride n. Sew york
hOS WEST stTM STA respectable .young wo.
wo9 f" Key "a lew GENT. washing 10 DO at her
home cal on or address Mr, khLLY.
Susln,ss tbautts.
A sUITAnLE store for tailor business " i''
n 9Th nv.s fixtures can he had -
DAKERIIs or sale and to let. also oonicc tioncrics,
- S''''''''' 'S'''"'"''' MirciiELis II Cedar At.
IIOR sALE-The centennial I,9n Foundry ,,, ais is
W,t5'ih ii including lots 100 Icet front hy ioect
SsiSr SSsfg "' aine s and h ali he TOOL. nseea os"Ey
ST 71fsms 71S rs 'S 81 uT soJ0iiN BLARE
assignee. 6i5 YVES, 18th st
L,oR sALr-Bourbon whi.kcy seventy Aye bar. -,r
District kentacky pIcG ahgg, l PER sent aaerasS
TO eons out. t. on ,od sS ,SSit11, 70" 'O' '"'''
0"'' anu II" '''' 10 J. i's 4 EBtEItRpT co,ns,or KY
J'oR sALE-Risht OF the Eastern states Tor one Of
y the most useful and prncucdhlc inventions ever III
,rutsI. good, stable. sell at -i1it. tuvcstWAc.
THOMPSON MIiALiN. Room .. Murray 81
I,Og gsAIE-Plunbing and Las nt'ing establishment
situated in good location Tor the past years VIII
set r,n.nnnhr the rAr has other business AppN ~
80 pth av hrtwt,n II B-th aud ;pii sts
Foe sAIr s,.; P'gSGr ,;a n fBi 6sn%ssy %%
NOR sAIE-Bakcry. goo location, lcaAinf ciiy
Il Apply to ShlN"' ''' 90 ' Nv"
NOR SAIE-Retail frwt store. III good location DO
Il ins a suoi cash business. ABLY at F| 'anN -
l,tHsT.tINss dairies ON lrio ani MIL ini roaus
L fur Auni irr sale Impure ?" Ma. iolsAl ~
INORsAIE cheap-A nee candy, milk anu 10Y s'vtt'
Inquire at 2tG lirh aN., no agent
SODN APPARATUS AND FOUNTAINS
| - FOR SAiE-I have % large hummer ul 'ttNIdthhi
at every Nle which ol,r Tor SAT- al very low piwG
| upon ca- monthly PAYMENTS AddiVs, W H. NADh 81
| Buwk,r It. Boston, Mass
NIANTED-A partner IN milk business small capt
w tai Cali days at ;HG East iunl II
$50 WILL buy 'oSStS iI'S' 81 SGF %';1"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
DELIGHTED CHILDREN,

THE LITTLE GUESTS OF JARRETT PALMER
A PLEASANT DAY ON THE HUDSON.
II vas q very pretty and pleasant treat which was
given yesterday BY Msssrs. jarrett h Palmer 70
nearly ID oassnd children sail for the greater
part OF summers day in the pslatial steamer Ply
mouth Rocx on the waters Of the beautiful Hudson,
with. of course sundry pieasurabis surroundings
that touch little ones nearly, and thea
delightful sojeurR at Newburg and West
Point, are matters OF great moment to the
quick apprshensions OF children. Pleasures are
kseniy felt that come seldom. aud the happy
youngsters who are not used to these things we're
delighted with their enterApmeat The guests Of
MessrA Jarrett Palmer on this occ~slss were
nearly i've hundred girls and boys 0slosging TO the
Sabbath school oil St Augustas's Church (frinsy
parisb and about fou hundred children belonging 70
tingent marched down Broadway under tho charge q
their teachers and got on board tue Plymouth
Rock NJ pior No. East River rnsy were In high
gioo and patisn and appeared greatly W enjoy
the up by tho stirring wnarves ana tue N postng
shipping. Tho huge steamer stopped ~ rwesty
ond street, here the and girls from sns
phan ssy Ium, In bsndrorne uniforms were recesve1
ON boara. They haa msPshsd deWa Tweuty.s6R0
street. headed by HERS and drummers and With
portiy banner bearer, carving the iesend, Little
Quests OF Jarrett Palmer, Plymouth Rock"
Tho sail up the Hudson vac, OF course, greatly en-
joysd. The ''Swect ~ and By aud other pretty
ditl,cs Tor chidrcn sung and Heats oorns, 60
com pc mado tho vocal Efforts Of the ondrsn
very effective. One OF them vnttod West
Point snd The stner Washn lions Hcadquasters ~
happily concluded by an carly and sale arrival OF tas
III n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
THE GRADY PICNIC.

The Fourth ward yesterday was desoIate. It's fair
maids aud ssalwart young men had left ~ They had
gone Jones' Wood, there to revel in the Joy and
CAVITY Of q plcnic-a picnic gotten up 10 honor Of
their Assembly man. Thomas j. Grady. Tho prime
movers In the entertainment were the officers and
members Of the Grady Ciub $50 strong who Tor sew
crai weeks past nave been making preparations
fsr the event. large number 81 eicials sbe ssaso
and CITY governments were present, among them being
Assemblymsn hollahan, seebacheT, AitoheIl ana
Rooney FIRE COMMISSIONER King, Assistant Corpora-
ton Attorney Siegerson, Warden Fina and judges
Campbell and Clancy. The committee In charge OF
the entertain ment were Msssrs. Manner. StscS lor,
McGrstb, Burke, Lswerson and Kane. Promptly at
four O'Clock Graiula's band led on with the graad
march, and The door Of tho large pavilion filled
with lovers Of the mary dance Waitzes quadriIies,
poikas galops and tns various other dances
dulgcd In until nearly midnight. o'clock
boioro tue main gathering arrived, the threatsning
weather having detained many. Tho festivities
well arranged aud conducted. Every person In the
large gathering appeared " DO receiving Me fuIl
measure Of his or her enjoyment and wnen the hour
oil breaking up arrived the universal verdios that
tho picnic mad proved agreeable success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
SEIZURE OF A RAILROAD.

TIE QUEBEC GOVERNMENT TAKES yoRcIBLE
POSSESSION OF THE MONTREAL, OTTAWA
AND WESTERN LISE-RLsisrANcE AT ALL
POINTS AND rHREAr OF STU sBoRN FIGHT
ING AT ST. rHEREsE-M'DoNALD, THE
BUSTED CONTRACTOR, CLAIMS MILLION
DOLLARS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l
MONTREAL, August II, 1878.
Tho MoutrsaL Ottawa aaa Western Railroad was
seized to-day by the government at several points
along the line, ana Duncan Macdonald, tho con-
tractor. who refused to give up the road on account
Of an alleged claim, has been partially dispossessed
by iorcc. Large bodies OF armed mon were In resdi-
resist the attempt TO the road aud at ST.
rheresc where all the rolling stock ulated tho
shern could not got possession OF IT, Further trouble
Is apprehended, and troops are hurrying 70 the
scene Of action. The seizure was made ut Montreal
by sheriff chorean at ST. Scholastic by the Sheriff OF
tho county Of Two Mountaihs at ST.
Taerssc by tho sheriff OF Terrebonns coun-
~, and at Hull, opposite Ottawa, by the
sheriff OF Ottawa county. sheriff Chavsau NO
compsnied by Deputy Sheriff SAnborn, Mr.. Peterson,
the Government Superintendent OF Railways. and
Deputy High Constable Contant. large number Of
men, armed with sticks aud said TO BIO acting
as special consables, but who in tho
pay OF tho contractor, were present, but
offered no resistance TO the Sheriff AT 81.
Therese O'Bricn, paymaster OF tho road. snatched
the koys OF the station from the Sheriff after tho
station had been locked up He was immediately ar
rested sent to jail. But the Shcrin had to re.
treat. AZ Hull tho only resistance offered by tho
telegraph operator, the keys having been given up
quietly.
WHAT THE CONTRACTOR CLAIMS
Macdonald says hc has a claim against tho govern
for damages to the amount of 81, 600 O0O ars-
ing from delay on tho part Of the governme mt en-
eminent offered settle tho IN ,ttor by arbitration
and agresd TO this, but refused to give up pos
alleging that III. oondnolders would ia that case OBJ
tain priority over his CLAIMS All regular trains have
been discontinued tor some days past.
FIGHT EXPECTED
ss.s s. .. s'sss
and large number OF passenger and baggage
cars. Sheriff Brousseau, Of Tore Bonns. has gone
company OF the Fifth Royal Fusilesrs taken pos.
session OF the station at Hochsaga. and
being r'n esred on from to1ee, "sc
are In large numbers In the vicinity. The
requ,si,ion FOR troops was made by ~ Nanoeou Le-
Will remain all night With the troops ut the
lions IN Montreal and read the Riot act in case tho
this point
rRoors THE WAY
Colonel Fletcher with sQnad OF Is battery, started
for ST. Thercsc 10 support the sheriff. who Is charged
with making tho seizure on the rolling stock. but
snsy we're bad not got Dsyoad Ms End Sass. .Ss
Mcdonald pnrty having seisgraphed that No. train
had The rsh. Of . way ana was ., coming down
took advantage OF the unavoidable delay TO muster
rentorocments, and Two computes Of The Fifth Fusi-
ing tho locomotives say they Will light to the last,
and MaeDonald, who has been In consultation win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
NATIONAL SWISS FESTIVAL

The festival OF the twsnty.nf,h ansversary Of the
HclvetIa Rno Club, ., the sehosissn Park, Union
Hhi n. j.. oil commences on sunday next 10
former years tho cesbfations have been largely a.
tesded but festivals Of Other societies have takes
much OF the patronage This year II has been decided
10 JON foroes IN . monster national festival. while
tho festival 10 10 be under the dirsossos 81 the
Hoivets Rins Club Swiss orgAs,satioss frsm an
parts OF the country ana from Switzerland
have sigpihcd their Intention 70 be present and par
ueirssc. TIE shooting viii commences on Monday and
close on Wednevday, ana The targets are varied 70
style The prizes arc exceedingly handsome and
valuable aud include over 81 900 money. On suu-
day, september q, thcrs viii DO grand promen sds
concert nstionai songs by Swiss Yodiers, prize
ina and grand iitum,nsten Of the para. On the fo
lowing Gays there viii zthlct,c gamcs siuftua
aanc,us And host Of othsr emussmsatA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Topeka, KAN, August 81, 1878.
A. D. Williams, as attorney for the Kansas Pacific
Railway Company, IN . suit to forcciess = mortgage
on that road, filed petition In the United States
Circuit Court to-day TO discharge Henry Willard
rs OF The receivers OF the property Of
the company The petition sets out that
Willard has been unfaithful 10 hts trust
AMI used his position Tor his pscu larry ad
vantage and TO the dstrmeut OF the property his
hands; that he has mado . combination with the
70 Cypress tho corporation and that his
office a very expensive and ecessary one. There
is also another petition ned by OF pis suretss
who have become alarmed at tho variance between
Willard and his corccsiver and who ask 10 be dis
charged from their bond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
WASHINGTON.
NATURALIzED GERMAN ctrzESs-MIHIsrER
BArARD rAIi or CAUTIONS THOSE INrENprru
TO VISIT GERMANY.

NATURAL GEhMAN CtTIZESs-MINISrER
BArARD rAIl or CAUTIONS THOSE rSrExnuu
TO VISIT GERMANY.
WASHINGTON. Angus, 81, 1878
Tho American Legation at Berlin mas Of late beer
frequently called upon TO intervene behalf OF natur.
azed citzcns OF tho United States who have returned
to Germany 10 reside temporarily, aud Who. vale
there, have been called upon by tho German author
lilies perform military duty and TO respond the
obligations OF laws from which foreigners are
exempt. recent desp,,ch received at the
Department OF state from Mr.. Taylor, the American
Minister at Berlin says In relation 10 this subject
that. 10 wow OF the prevailing political agitation
Germany and the Increased tendency toward reprsS
sve measures on tho part Of the govern msnt, II
would be well A. naturalized citizens contemplating
visits 10 their former homes, wero officially advised
that many possible annoyances may no avoided BY
declaring the prob ble term OF their stay loca
German authorities arriving, and by aDstainipl
from Irritating political discussions ana by quickly
obcying such municipal laws aud reg ulst apply
to temporary as well as permanent residents
DESPATCH FROM GENERAL HowARD-rER-
EIBrE MURDERS BY INDIANS. N
General Mcdowell has forwarded to tho War Depart
ment despatch received from General Howard, dated
wailula, W. T.. Angus, %, as foilows:-
Forsyth teIsgrnphs, August 81, that Captain Druu
the falls, on tho north fork OF the P.yet,e,
ninety miles from Borsc found and buried
the bodies Of William Munday, Thomas Holly
and Jacob Groseclose, who were killed ihs
20sh inst. He also found. eight miles from
The falls the bodies OF Daniel Cooke OF Mount Idaho
and Wilhelm, OF Idaho City. WHO were killed
Wednesday morning. by the same party OF Indians.
Fears are entertained that other prospecters have
met like fate. Captain Drum has scouting parties
HIS guides had lost the Iudsu TRAN ~ tho time
Of writing He says that Ave buck Indians committed
tho murders. Their tran Is i've days Old Drums
supplies will be- out september s. twenty-five days.
supplies ana Company l., First cavalry, have been
sent 10 him. l am inchDea 10 believe that Tue muir
ders were committed by Nez Percss Indians from
White Bros band.i
ARE WEST POINT CADETS ENLISTED MEN?
The Attorney General decides that Cadets a, West
Point are not enlisted mon, within the meaning OF
tho act OF June 49, 1875 which provides that all on
OF tho army who have served scnceTs
in volunteer forccs during tho OF the
rebellion, or as enlisted men IN the armies Of the
United States. regular or volunteer shall be credited
with tho full time they may have served such ON
such enlisted men In computing their ser.
vices for longevity pay and retirement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01

A cirouisr. psrpcn,uE ,osems from James BucIl,
secretary Of the American Baaksrs Association. has
been gong the rounds Of the country press Amoag
other things ADVISES people 20 sustain those news
papers only which oppose the issuing Of resnbsck
paper money aud requests all readers 10 SEQ their
member Of Congress aud engage him to oppose the
government issue OF paper money. Mr. buell., who
10 prcs'dens OF the Importers ssd Traders Bank,
pronouncss the docutnent y forgery, asa sage that
the pshoe are licking alter the isfscr@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
SALE OF A RAILROAD.
[sY rxLnonApH 10 THE HERALD. ]

ST. JonN. n. B., August 81, 1878.
Tho European and North American Railway, for ex-
tension from st. John westward. cold At 81 John,
N. B., to-day under foreclosure OF mortgage II was
bid In by tho ST John and Maine Railway Company,
which Is formed from the bondholders, who are
mostly located In Londsn, Tor $4,000 The road Is
ninety miles long, and 10 situated between ST.
Jonn, N b., and Vanesboro, No., and will Ia future
he operated BY aud under the name OF the company
that puIchased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
THE SEASIDE HOME CHARITY.

During the past three months The SUN OF -, isi ~
has been subscribed 10 Bsoogiyn toward the fund fog
the maintenance Of the SEASIDE Home at consy Island
The ,nsituton, which will remain opes un,l the 18th
OF September. has afforded shelter recrssl Ion
200 women ana childrcn each week since "
opened. The cost n about $500 per week, ana $500
VIII be required TO carry out the present Intention Of
the managers TO keep the institution opss IS soovs
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
THE PENNSYLVANIA anEENBAcK PATTY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

IDr IEIE0"NT" TO THE HEHAbD ]
EAsroS, Pa, August 81, 1873
The greenback labor party OF Northampton county
met IN Convention this aiternoop. The attendance
very large. Tho platform adopted indorses the
national platform, demants that the grecnback DO
made . legal tender for all debts; that tho
bonds shall be paid by tho government
per cootract. Tho interest OF the country
demands repeal Of the act crcsting
national banks II dssounces tho store order sys-
tom. whereby laborins mon are greatly cheated. IL
favors discriminatory tariff prehibiliog the impor-
of ufactursd articles such are rroauced
In this country and that the pubc snds DO sscredy
set apart for settlers All pcrsoes who fsvsr
nnascial rsisrm TO abandon old party orgasizs-
uons and unite with the natiosais TO save business
men from bankruptcy, the working classes from
starvatiea and tho country from revolution.
Tho nationals viii nominate iui county ticket aud
fcol confident that they will elect tho same. The
number Of nationals IN this county estimated 70 DO
5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
FOR POOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

Mr. Inslcs A. Hopper has contributed $3.50 to de-
fray The expense Of an excursion Tor shs crippled
children OF the city, TO be given on bdxsd OF The
Floating Hospital vi ST. Johns Guild 81 an early dag.
Mr.. John II. starin has sent wsrd to tho that
he viii ceatribue the use OF tug Tor that occasion.
TICK ots for this cxcursion will cd DR. "
r. Gibncy at prsscat In charge OF the Hospital OF the
Raptureu ana Crippled, corner Ferry second street
and Lexingtoa avenue; also 70 other phynlcsss whs
have factiiIios for cistfi but,nQ them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
KEARNEY IN NEWARK.
icy TELEGRAPH TO The HEsALp.1

IBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.
NEWARK, N. j., August 81, 1873
Dennis Kcarnsy arrived in this city this evening,
aud Is stopping at the Continental Hotel he was re-
ceved by n leading member OF tho Newark grsenbacs
PARTY and treated with the utmost courtesy. On
Monday evening he will address open air meeting
in Military Park Wnen asked last evening a. 10 his
future movements, ne stated that they could DO
rolaby described but " bis intention leave no
stone unturned 10 secure TO she workngmcn thor
guaranteed right the constitution HIS appear
ance 10 Newark was unhsraidsd. HIS stay heru Will
be bricf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
NATIONAL onEExBAcx PARTY.

Of the national greenback labor party was held
yesterday afternoon at No 1H West Your
tsentn stree. Nj George Blair presiding The county
organization was recosprsd as tho genuine repre-
sentative body. com nittee Of three, consisting
OF John Livinsstop, " T. NnIcr aud A. W. Gaxzain
was sppoined 10 prepare an address, TO tho citizens
OF New YORK anu 10 confer with the business men of
the county IL was also resolved TO appoint Georse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

DETRorT, Mich, August 81, 1873.
TAG republicans OF the First district to-day nomi.
nased John 3. Newbury Tor Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
THE GREENBACKERS.

LER DENOUNCED AND KEARNkY APPROVED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
hocxr HoLLr, N. j., August 81, 1878.
The national grssnback labor party to-day held the
Arst Convention Of that Xix IN South Jersey Mr. Will
lam Hutchinson In tho chair. The Convention was
called hour and half after the stated tims and
adjourned At four O'Clock. One hundred and twenty
IRA dasgasss were present, reprcseutng aboutt two.
thirds Of the county Tho resolutions adopted NJ
Eiizabeh WcdI ssdsy Indoreed. General
BuIler was openly denounced as damned fraud,
and Kearney's theories approved. Tho representa-
Of he press ana all others excluded during
the ornAstpp of thp pekct ~ ordeLto pTsvsnt re-