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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
Bal,kruut Notlres.

ENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE; That on the
4 llth day OF August A. ID. 1879 Warrant IN bsos-
uiptcy issued the estate OF i5AAC Dhb-s
STEIN OF NewlOrk,i in tho County Of New leIk Ao
OF New York. who las been adludge. bahAluP
peuu0n that the pay ment % any deO.s as
delivery OF property belonging 10 enoh 0ahAIssss,
Ia for ais use aud transfer OF any pfoP"i1.
by him, ars forbidden by lawI thai meeting % 81
creditors OF the said bankrupt 10 prove thel uoVS IA
10 choose assignees OF his estate. VIZ az
held at Court OF Bankruptcy TO Do holden a. 80 1eb
broadway, the city % New-iOrk, before Jnhh a
Register, tho 10th day of september, A. d. lS5S y "
IT, $ Marshal as Messenger southern District OF losA
VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on IN i I'm
August A. ID. 1879, Marrant la Baa1saPi nv
JAMES HURRY, OF the ~
OF NewYork the County OF New.iork sao STATE o. Yen
York who has been adiudged bankrupt on DIS os. W..
peution tho payment OF anv deOts ana delivery %
property belonging 10 such bankrupt 70 linn OF et NJ
ana tne property 0Y blm arc tcroidnen
law tnA meeting OF The creditors Of she AaAd DAnAss
no proVs debts ami To choose one OF more y.
of his estate will 20 held at COURT OF bAnkrupsJ go
holden No $50 Falton-sI In The CITY Of New otH .s
Eaar esquire Register on the %th day Oh ooP
Der A. d. 1873, Al ~ O'Clock IN a,,,s v Dawn
u s. Marshal Messenger soathesn Distnesoi Se"'i~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
CIVIL NOTES.

Suit to recover S7,815, for labor and ma
erals furnished upon the iron pier at Long Branch has
been begun By Job Johnson. Of No. $50 Myrte-ave.,
against the Ocean Pier Company. An order was 90
tanned from Justice Barnard of the Brooklyn Supreme
Court Yesterday by the plaintiff attaching FUNDS IN the
Central National Bank belonging u the defendants,
pendente lite.
When the wife of James Flandrean, living
in the Sixteenth ward, Brooklyn appeared against her
husband who was charged with abandonment, IN jus
lice Gucks Court yesterday letter from the husband
to the wife was read which he said he would be sat
ished II she would get divorce. But Mrs. FlandIean
preferred support TO separation ana IN default or 1000
furnish his wife - week the husband was committed
TO jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
TIE COURTS.
THE MURDER on THE ARIZONA.
rpited States Commissioner Osborn held an

United states COMMISSIONER OoDOIH hciu an
examination yesIerdy, in The matter Of the application
OF the British Consul for the extradiuon OF Urban
Catlow charged with the murder OF owen Jones, the
second steward OF the steamship Arizona, on the 13ih
f. +. Marury appeared as counsel for the British
authorities. Commissioner Osborn assigned George =
sedgwIck defend the prisoner James King, steer
age passenger testified the facts OF the stabbing az
given i'm yesterdays TRIBUNE. While he testying
the prisoner manifested considerable excitement When
the witness described blow ne said IN loud WINS.
per "Oh, what lie." His counsel spoke 70 him and
he at once TegaiBed his cOmposure. "a
James Steven also q steeraRe passenger, testified
that he had been asked 10 keep an eye on Catlow at
night he had told Steward Jones that Catow should
be allowed his liberty Up the OF the killing the
prisoner had not slept five hours since the ship sailed
from Liverpool. Thomas d. Gimout, purser or the
Arizona testified that after CatlOw's arrest ne asked
the prisoner. " Do You know what yOn have done =
"Yrs sir" replied CatOw, have murdered that man,
aud suppose I'll hang for IT." He also said he was
sorry II. TIE examination adjourned until To-
day at noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
THE UTICA RACES.

UTICA. n. Y, Aug. 19.-The Utica Park
Association meeting opened to day under bright skies
with a splendid track aud 5000 people in attend
ance In the 23O race, Eta Jones tnr ayorite at
two 10 one out Moose won Eta acted badly and was
nearly dstanced IN ne third heat In the 23O class
race Bonuseuer was the fayorite at 200 to 81
and won easily in three straight heats Driver sec
ond Volgirs third Ha!nhlctOnian MnmbTluO fourth
these positions maintained IN each heat through
on. thr rae. Time, 22ii T. 2:234 2:22 karus ex
blDicd tle Track aud o,ed with great eutnu
sla ISM. thc band playing " Hail To TIE Chief"
The 226 aud 2.2 classes aud tne pacing Will take
place tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
sIRLOIN FOR TEN CENTS A POUNDf

SIR: The accounts which your occasional
correspondents give OF wonderful board at wonderful
places and wonderful prices very cheering to slim
purses and should surely be included in Mr.. Eyartss
next statistical volume but they are very tantazing
to those who have means OF verifying these attrac-
tive suburban statements. WememDers Of the City
mer Club thought We knew something of buying and
providing at home. but writer I'm this days TRIBUNE
state that ten-pound piece of sirlon
crent quality" be bought right here, even in our
own Washington Market. at " 10 cents pound" Now
do trading thar and should like TO know the
name aud the number Of the public who sells
excellent sirlOn" az that apDetizng price. This Is
bigger thing" than how to beat sammy TGeu," and
II your correspondent will put pen paper
and cut this butchers In clear etters-chOp out
In lines that VIII be surely Slr-lOns-he claim TO
save each O as at least - week. which according to
last wOndrous exhibit VIII be the saving OF the whole
board of ONE MAN.
Netc- York, Aug. 10, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20

Gonntrp Dropcrtp for Sale nnO 60 Get.

A T METUCHEN, n. J.-COttage. 10 rooms !;
modern Improvements; carnage house. iot lODXluDi
price $4,000 tee and clear VIII exchange Tor BROOKLYN
house pay difference in cash. RULAND q WHITING,
D Beekman-st.
TOR SALE" WIldercliffe.p at Rhinebcck, on
east bank Of the Hudson late residence o Mary knther
iud GdrTcsOn deceased contains 90 OF land. Puutu
graphic views OF ami moun9in scenery, aad house
be- seen. Possession IN March 1850. forms apply
the Rev. A. HUNT. E1T., HhHebcCk: FRANCIS Y. GAR
EETTSON, EXr, rs Br0dd-st, \. T., or h. H. LUDLOW -
Co. . Pine-st. y. !.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for q NrW-GOrl1
house. beautiful Residence Faibish, complete and
in perfect order, With onehai OF land; handsome Dca
On Brighton *. II. Depot y H. 3 Rt, -O2 Broad
way.
ORANGE, y. J.-HOuSeS and Country Seats
" let ana for sale; great variety also. armsand build
iLg lots. BLACKWELL BROS. Dab BTOsd8ay, Room 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
SUMMER REST.
JoTT1NGs FROM VARIOUS POINTS.

k1AeARA UNDER A cLoUD-A QUIT AND DELIGHT
PuL PLACE on LONG IsLAND-NOTEs FROM
COMFY ISLAND, SARATOGA AND NEWPORT
Niagara Falls. like the watering-piaces
further South, has felt the effect OF the
recent storm, and correspondent shows
that it's atmosphere has suddenly changed
from that of August to November. The
heauties of the quiet old town of Quogue,
one of the pleasantest on the Long
Island shore, are pointed out by another
correspondent. Coney Island has somewhat
recovered from the gloom caused by the three
DAYS of storm, and yesterday presented the
usual animated scenes Saratoga and New
port are also recovering from the storm, which
threw a damper on all enjOyments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
Gin IJropertp 90 fet.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES 10 Lbs Broadway cor. Tlurtyhrst-
ST.. .tOS West Iwcnty-third-st corner EightnaFe.
No 90 East Fourteenthst, corner tnGn-sgqarSe 1oO
1Aptayc F0ryscyon thst az the ia KIsM OFFICE,
No 2,I Thrlave one hundred and-t"enty i0nrlsi
uIaIlem savings Bank Buildng up 70 p mg ~ regular
Onlce
rs7O LET.-In the Vanc0rlear - apartment
4 building ON 7Eaye. 5jh and j6thsts from August !,
several suits $1,000 $500 Central Park IRE proof
and thoroughly constructed with al modern appliances must
bo seen be appreciated Apply 10 JNO DUNNELI- 81
Unions uare.
INO LET or for SALE.-Three three-st0ry
4 private dwellings, all modern Improvements for one
family Apply the premises. Ave. A. Boulevard between
Rent $50 month price $4,000 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
THE CHAUTAUoUA ASSEMBLY.

FAIRPoINT, n. Y, Aug. 19.-Bishop Foster,
Of Boston, delivered twelfth early lecture this morn
ing at the Amphtheatre on The Spirit Forces Of the
Universe" Major Cole held his devotional conference
IN the hall at tine hour which there was large
attendance. The Rev. j. L. WOrden spoke OF " lhe
Week D3y PRAYER OF the Sunday School, at half past
o'clock, and the Rev. Is. /. Vincent, OF Philadelphia
conducted intermediate normal class at the same
bour me Rev j. r. Newman ID. D.. OF New-York
lectured IN the AmphithCatre at IL O'Clock ON - The
Seven Bibles OF the World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
A GENERAL STRIKE rHRE4TENED.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug 1S.-A committee
OF weayers called uiass-meetins next Thursday
evening la SPnners' Hall IL - expected committees
viii DO appointed 10 wait the manufacturers and de-
mand Of wages, the ground that the i'm
ported spinners receiving large Increase The
wages paid 20 thu old spuucrs before tie strike and
II spinuers obtain more. should AZ
increase Is refused general strike 10 expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
mo BARGAINING WITH GHOULSD

TO INC 2 UtTOF OF III TT Nne.
SIR: l have read your paper for twenty
five years and glad to hear you say such sound
words OF wisdom and good advice as yol utter to-day In
the article NO Bargaining with GhOuls." Good for
YOU! have read The TRIBUNE all of my bushes life
glory IN your sound words or honest sense. Horace
Greeley sti hves IN rue uteranccs OF its present
aver ana editors Honesty, honor, and ruth are what
We and may God bless HE TRIBUNE h the stu
cere ssh 81 Az OLD, OLD READER.
PiiistOH, Penn, Aug. -. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
HIGHWAYMEN ~ NEW-MEXICO.

DENVER, Col, Aug. ia special dispatch
from Las Vegas Eew-McXlco, That the stage out
from santa re ON Monday was stopped by three road
agents twenty ,ail from L-is Vegas. al y. Two
gers-GOvcrnOr Army, or NcWMcXlco, aud j. III.
Strahan, OF Neu-Y0rk-wore robbed. The agents rode
OF on the horses belOn ging 81 the stage aud SIN
large Army Oilers reward OF $500 for their
ttfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
rnE woMAN,s rEMPERAYcE coNYENTIoN.

ROUND LAKE, n. Y, Aug. 19.-The Wom-
ans National Christian Temperance Union Convention
opened tonight Speeches of welcome made by
President Joseph Hillman and DR.. King, winch were
responded 10 by Mrs. Wittenmeyer, OF Philadelphia.
Speeches were also made by Mrs Butler, OF syracuse.
Mrs ThursOu, Of POughkeepsie and Judge Griffith, OF
Troy A larger audience was present at this first
vice than at any opening Of any previous meeting
held here this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
CALENDARS THIS Day

SUPREME COURT CHAmERs-Van Brunt Court oDens
at IO3O a. No. Calendar called at IL a, Nos q o. s. 10,
49, So o. 79, 81 80. l4 NC 1884, 1873, l35, 49, l35.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL IERA-SedgWlcK, J.-COnf6
OPENS at l. m--NO DAY calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPECiAL IERf-Beach, J.-COurt opens
at IL IL. mn day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
A MINISTER WHO HAS GOOD FRIENDS.

4 MINISTER WHU IIAb UUUU FRIENDS.
To the Editor or me Tribune.
SIR: In answer to the query in a London
letter in last issue who the Rev j. C. Holiday
who shamefuly swinded aud meanly treated in the
Bow Street Police Court, London, In July last beg
inform you that he is all and more than he represents
himself TO be. He is a Presbyterian minister, and one
who Is destined 70 make his mark in the ministry lie
is highly educated, talented young man. His only
foiing To be having TO much confidence in his
felOw-mon. He pastor here up TO March last,
when lac left us. intending 10 travel through Great
Britain, the Continent, and the Holy Land. very
sorry hear Of the reception he met with in
native country. trust tie Arabs I'm Pa estn VIII
hun respect; they at least treat him much
worse. As 10 the subscription limited at by Your Lon
don spondent. would say tnat Mr.. Holiday has
friends vino VIII him through r he proper
TO apply 10 them. Yours truly, WlL FARQUHAH.
turkey city, Penn, Aug 10, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20

ments Of Nicholas Reilly, at No. All East Eleventh-st
Saturday night as aud insulled Mrs R'llly. Las.
night Mr.. Reilly met Krrker IN n beer saloon on
Elevent-st and ~ an angry quarrel snOt
&C him twice without doing him any injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
A TEMPERANCE CAMP-MEETING.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Aug. 1S.-Fully 10000
people attended temperance camp-meeting here on
sunday Large excursion trains from every drec
ton The meeting addressed by Governor ST. John,
Francis Murphy Elders Johnson OF Mississippi, ana
Campbell, Of Illinois, Eli Johnson, OF BROOKLYN and
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
kEcORDED REAL ESTATE raASsse a


Yonkers-ave 30xl00 t24th wsrd) Q wsld. referee
Ceutrsave, 800 Il n Of 3d-st, 2jxlOO (23d Wardl
i sanford, referee. 10 William Mics. -
Crosby'st NO 1885, Zl.Dx76.l N0lrp and wife 10 r
ger
FOtdham ave, ;, 100 n Of 5th--I bgx ls0KIrregu
Tar God WaTd) Adam Geyer ana VITO 10 NJ Brndi
Samuel-st. s. 2pxZDO (ltth WARD a Prtttt, execn.
tor, etc, 10 william Wells. ..... .
Samuei ST, n =, ZJN2OO t24th WaTd) William Wells
to 4 Pcttit ...-..---......-. .....-.............
Cross ~. lO7.7xl22 3xirregllar C24th Ward : e
Eliot. referee. 20 a BOardman ...........
2d'aye, 52.l IL OF 49th-st l6Sx OOi A Weinmig
ana wife 10 Stumpe ............. ........7
l2Jth.st, cor lOth-ave, lOO.lIxl25; Daniel ~ ed
gar and wife 10 HaYs. ........
27th.st n $. % n " OF LexngtOn-ave 2O7xgsgt q
HecKeT and wife 10 James McInda. .......
27tl-st. s. 80 n " Of Lexlngton-Bye 2O7KgS.g; Il
Jones ana husband ~ George Heoker -,
l2lst-si, 5, 49J ~ " Of Sd ave, 40KlOO1i; William
COnselyea and wife 10 NJ I. Van Dyck -
l2lst-st, Il 5, 335 n " Of 3daye, 4OxlOOll; Maria
Church % NJ l. Van Dyck ................... ....
2d-si. :, 20 II W OF Istaye, 25K1S.o Brehm and
wife 70 John
44th-st " q, 81 II G OF IOth-ave, 2OxlOO; Michael III
Nayle 10 Margaret Magic
9tb-st =, 1875 II OF Ist-ave. 90 lOX95 l. Lam.
beth To Charles HahD
14Stn-st - illlO 70 OF fth-ave 5OxlOO (23dWafdl
CA Walker and husband 10 William Martin.
5Stl-st. 5, l1j II OF 3daye, Z3XlO0j Mary But.
Ter 10 haizcnDerg
49th.st. g. 30 II q % shave 2OxlOO.5 Mary MORT.
llSth-st u S, 300 Il OF lstave, 5Oxl0u.lli COrne-
liza Graham 10 Il Wright.
Sith.st, $, S5.b II q OF 4tn-aye. 73.f23xl022 III
Filter TO ueBry GanzOLmuller .......... .........
Slstst, p 325 II OF 2d-aYt, .tOXNlU2.2; william A
Caldwell and wife 10 Joseph MunaY..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
DUrCHESS COUNTY Delegates

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. Aug. 19.-The Re-
publicaus of LIST District OF Duchess County elected
John H. Keicham. John d. butcher. Lewis Tompkins
GcclanaatlOn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
A VERY BAD MARKsMAN.

Thomas Krekler, age twenty, a real es-
tate agent living at No. Jsy-sL entered the apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
A tencher defined conscience " as so

WITHIN you tells you you have dOue wrong"
had once" spoke up young tOw-head siI sum
peIs, hut they had 10 send Tor the doctor"-lBlng
hamton Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
Quttion Sales OF Real estate.

EAIRHAYEN, Mass - Seaside residence !;
4 GEORGE A. BOURNE & SON will Sell without reserve
by auction by order Nantucket Institution FOR savings
FRIDAY August D. ll3U O'Clock the ieaco fhe
late William Penn Rowland which has cost over S2sOOu
The contains about two running To the water
where Is excellent bathng the buildings elegant and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
Brooklpm Real Gslals for sale.

BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOsS OF
ID LOTS Tor sale lines Of rapid transit 10 Brooklyn
Tie attention OF counyoUnZ city people Is invited 10 ti
properly price 800 up ana going mp.
rutland ~ WHITING, Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20

Tie Floating Hospital of ST. Johns Guild
destitute SICK chldren acknowledged The following
contributions additional IL those already published:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
RECORDED LEAsEs
RECORDED MORTGAGE4

Burtmann D II 10 James Darion and another, No
Clifford, Henry to NJ IL Nasie, No 60 Sdaye years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
CnrroraTlon Notllcs.

DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
CORPORATION N0TICE-TO CONIRAC-
u TORS.
PROPOSALS will be recev at tho Office OF the Depart
men Of Public Charities and Corrections, No. 81 ThiraYe
until september 4, 1872 for the fol owing zen O WORKS
/ The Mason work required building wing TO the
Insane Asylum Wards Island.
y FgnIshiug setting Tie Cut Stone for such wing.
g. The Carpenter work required IN building such wing
A. The Iron required Tor such wing
g. the stating aud trimming required for such WING
O. Building Wateroloet and sewer Tor the Bellevue Hos
ptal ,,,
T. Furnishing and putting 10 the steamheang and yeni
lating apparatus for such tower.
s. The Plumbing aud Gas-htting for such tower.
o. building building for Gas-HoTks on BlackTelFs Island
IL. Building the lion work Tor such gas-WOik. ,.
For full information, The City Record for sale al NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
CORPORATION NOTICE. ''-'

DEPARIMENT o. PUBIC WV-A1'
CORPORATION NOTICE.
- TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or estimates for the foil wing wo. Ks;
For building Sewers ana Paving streets, -,
Proposals Tor stopCOcSs, stop Cock Boxes hyarahS ~
Hydrant Boxes
Proposals one swimming Bath
Wi be received at Proposals Or laying Water Mains
Office auai III RSDAI. Angus 81 p, 10 -
For fall information The CITY Record Tor SAFE AZ W.
City Han.
AOTICE.-PrOpOsals will be received at the
~ Ofce OF the Deparnen OF Pubc Charities aud 'ote-
lion No SO SGave, until August 81 1873, ior DRY Io'"'
Groceries. Oils and Lumber. -. 49,,
For l aformaIon sec CITY Record Tor sale al No soS
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20

Burnett r and husband TO 4 Redheld n l2Ist
e. Of Athaye, months. $500
Blossom, IL aud vile % McCOon Jsth 81, o VI
Lexingtn-aye month .-..-......: 1900
and slstst 8 years; 5OOt
Of 4Ih.ayS, 10000
st, 80 2So -. $3.50
JaycOcks, Mliam ana wife 20 Greenwich savings
Bank Jamesst, No co (recOr1ed yest rday year 2O0(
months 5Oot
McIndO, James ana wife TO Emma Hyenlion. 27th
81, of L6XingOnaye, years 6.0Ol
Murray, Joseph and wife 10 North River savings
Bank slstst 226 n Of 2dayc ye1r......... 4,T40
Murray, Joseph and wife to North River savings
bank, Slsst 80 IL OF 1daVe. year-.-.-. 4,75l
Murray, Joseph wife to North River savings
Bank Slstst 30 70 Of 2faye, year..-... 4,1Jl
Murray, joseph and wife 10 North River Savings
Bank, cists, 300 70 Of 2iaye, year-..... 40.
Murray, joseph and wife - North River savings
bank s.b 1JJ 4 e OF dave, yeir....... 49,,
Oppeuhemet, Edward ana VIE % B HinkeIsDie,
5jJhst Of adi,onaye l3oOC
SOhst, Matilda 70 u Bales, SHAVE between 35th
ana otth-sls Yeas b,OOt
'S' o. 5ddvg, '',' $500. = 5000
i3lsSt anu LGxin stonayc. 1864
12ist-st and leNnEt0n-aye years -........--. 60l
Weudei, = and others TO + hLr1maL, wcOr 3d-aNo
and JJtA5t Lao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YorK. Tuesday. Ans. l

NEw-YoBK. Tuesday. Aug 10. 1879.
The following sales were held at the tx
change salcsroOm to-day:
~ =. j. Ly0n.
lot West 55th.st, Z3l II Of Shave le0x
1896 Jos Agate .......-....s; Ig
BH Rfcaard Hgrner. '''
story brick tenement with To-, No 3O7 East 18Th.
s., 10 II 6 II zdaye, iot 20xlcOlI Life
BU Scon 2 Nyer,. NV
2s0ry frame Dwelling with lot so i47 East l2ist
st-s =, $40 : 70 " OF Jdaye, lot l-.gN5i Patrick
keiIBs ............, q 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-20

RECORDED AsSIGNNENIS OF MORTGAGES
Farmer William William IL Farmer and anoth-
er exeoutors..... ............... S7O2I
Eauney, 10 \ sDoO
Nhittredge, W and another, executors % ELIZA g
Foote aud .....-........ 40U7
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-13

Tho 5trait to which tho Republicans
have been reduced In the late elections
may be inferred from tho fact that in 1878
President Hayes and all of his Cabi-
net refused TO meddlo with elections un-
der the famous civil service rule laid
down to deceive the country, and whom
Mr.. Sherman was asked to speak in Ohio
in the canvass OF that year in April, he
said: ut would be better that as an ofIl-
Ger Of the United states I should not per-
sonally participate In the direction Of the
campaign" In 1870 the whole Admins
tration, from the President down, took
tho stump, and all OF Mr.. Sherman's ideas
of tho duties OF officers OF tho United
states were completely dlssipated, so that
he himself took part in the canvass of
Maino, Ohio and New York. Not only
this, but Mr.. Evarts, who actually forced
TIE rejection OF Mr.. Cornell as naval off,
cor on tho ground that ho was unwor-
thy of that trust, took part In trying to
get the people of Now York 10 elect him
governor. If this Inconsistency does
not attract attention and awaken dis
gust In the independent voters OF the
country 1t will show worry degenerate
condition ofpublic opinion.