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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
VH1T THE BANKS MAKE.
THE PROFITS ON CIRCULATION AND BoNDs-Tuh
BANKS ENTITLED TO MUCH MORE CURRENCY
THAN THEY USE.

THE PROFITS ON CIRCULATION AND BoNDs-ruh
RANKS ENTITLED TO MUCH MORE CURRENCY
THAN THEY USE.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Controller OF
the Currency mas made statement which shows Una"
the whole amount of interest received by National OanAs
unon bonds deposited as security for circulation was on
Jnly l. Sl69I2736 II from this amount be dedue'eu
m rer cent 81 SOL o73 when is the interest upon thss
oron of the bonds upon which the banks receive no
circulation and also per cent tax upon circulaIlou
81 "a 29s-total $3.50 56l-ihere will remain 7l-'
O33I72 which is the amount OF interest received Dy H0
hanks upon 80 per Of the bonds deposited do se
, FOR their circulating notes The National banks no"
Mold about so 900 900 OF the 1910 bonds III tnese fo
converted into four per cents the net amount OF i"
raceved nv the banks the LIST Of August VIII De Sii'
zzs oo7 al the bonds held by the National panks aI
converted into four per cents, and inc slne Nv
made rs aboye the net amount Of interest recel' 3
the National banks upon 90 per cent OF pO"u' 1pV'
which circulation is issued VIII be sJooio'v. were
n the present capital OF the Natloua OahAs iJ
loaned upon bonds and mortgages az PEI net income
yield S20s92O51 interest," ann Iritd states bonds
hearing interest AT per cent anu % bonds al per
amount OF circulation issued upon u yesa difference
cent amounts to T36 il2 6ls WHOM ieaNes nno,, r-
OF So 567 as tue profit Of NatlOnSl aual 10
cuatlon based upon per cent bonus, Hinder similar
lIioo per cent on the capital inVesleu 49,. National
the profit upon circulation 10 TUG 40 sr
banks in localities where the rate Oi ,bair eniiro
oent would be about per cent more thsh ~ ~ mort
capital was loaned al per cent upon pouu' 49,"
cages. ,..,,aot shaving that
,ba Natinnsl banks row In existence are eule9 -, ~
ee,ye upon their present capital under soon - ntss
the Revised statutes s5s3aX9to OF ~, rhe National
hawts already organized and In operation are ssrv
enttld receive upon enc asPSs 7 $40 II The addl
,onal circulation In other words they 80. In want
hrr circulation one-ffth II at any time 'noy h. made NV
of the additional amount, or II any prVn' ~
a.la sou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
FIFE INSURANCE REPORTS.

RESULTS OF THE HALF-YEARS BUSINESS.
HALP-YEARLY STATEMENTS OF NINETEEN COM
PANIEs-A COMPARISON WITH THE PREVIOUS
REPORT.
ALBANY. July 25.-The following is sec
ond instalmcnt OF fire Insurance company reports
received by the Insurance Department for June 30.
1879 They are here compared with the reports Tor
December 81 1873 The liabilities include capital
and the surplus is tho " net surplus beyond capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
TWO ATTEMPTED SUICIDES IN BROOKLYN.

George Feeney. age twenty-six, attempted
10 commit suicide by jumping from the secondstory
window OF his house. No. Agatest, in Brooklyn, about
o D. 10. yesterday. lie received concussion Of the
brain and removed to st. GATHERINGS Hospital.
George Shepherd. age thirtyone, OF No. Prospect
terrace while intoxicated attempedisuiclde yesterday
afternoon taking Paris green in the liquor store Of
John Haw kins. No. "a HudsOn-ave. IL was knocked
from his hand and he arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
FATAL FIGHT ON AN EXCURSION BOAT.
The Willett Club. of WilIett-st., New York

Inc w lutjJ 1itb, VI w ii'Nt-S''I ~'N' ~''
went ON an excursion College Point, L. L. yesterday
Oh "A barge There fighting on board from the Tune
they started from NewYork until they reached their
destination. The party on landing went to Freygangs
paylIon and while there Andrew Distlll, OF NO. il9
Sat Sxtust was fatally shot and two others wonndsu
An officer accompanying the party MED ave shOis 10 e
crowd. Coroner Burue, OF College Point, TOOK Dst
norton statement In which ne said Was sbos W
stranger. joseph Dyer was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
HAN HIM TurRE-priest: "Yon drnnl

HAD HIM THERE.-Priest: "You drunken
sot The very beasts OF the field give you lesson
They leave of when they have quenehed their thirst"
iyer come across "A sthrame o. whlskey f"-lPunch.
APPEARAsCEs.-Hairdr Tremendous
ed air, siri Better lot me cut The ole of 10 or
Eminent yiolinst: "Whyf" Hairdresser; "We,
you'll excuse my saying but IL makes yoa look like
one OF them ndller ehaps, you knoW."-IPunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
ALARGE FIRE AT SEATTLE, W.T..

SAN FRANCISCO, July PA dispatch from
Seattle W. T., says A fire which originated In the
American Hotel last night burned the entire block and
crossing Mlll-s, swept IL both sides Most Of the
buildings destroyed business houses. The loss ID
heavy and the insurance light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28

bungling attempt at leap he almost stopped su when
he landed and at the last hurdle which ne hsd presi
ousy knocked down, he threw his rider who however,
was not hurt. Mutual pool tickets paid Sl1.
Monday will be another extra day, with four races.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
AFFAIRS IN AFGHANISTAN.

LONDON. Monday, Nov. 10, 1873.
A Calcutta dispatch to The Times says. Tho
principal event the past week has been the Junction
OF the Cabul and Jelalabad columns which was ef-
fected Kutty seng Thursday. This junction hav-
ing been Effected the Khyber and Jagdaiak route VIII
become tue sole line OF communication with Cabul.
Everything Is going quietly az Cabdl The English
troops housed In the Shirpur environments, which
are very comfortable.
The suspicion which rested on Yakoob Khan, and
which temporarily removed by his joining General
Roberts Kushi, again settling down him. II hss
been discovered tnat on the night before the battle 81
Charasiab, be visited IN bis tent by Saib Mahomed
who commanded the enemy next day, and II Is also
that plan for his escape from has been
found out. fakOOb Khan now practically prisoner,
and removed from syessang t. Shirpur under
the of the 9th Lancers All his attendants exs
cep four have been dismissed. sentry Is constantly
duty inside his quarters and strong guard Is On
duty outside.
The mystery 10 what has been done with the bodies
OF Major Cavsgnari and his companions has not yee
been solved. Our relations with the tribes are aS-
sumng more satisfactory aspect o. course it is I'M
possible TO predict how long this state OF affairs VIII
continue for little reliance can be placed ON the prom
ses OF the treacheTO hlmer There Is, however,
doubt that the indlcious severity shown In onr deek
ing with the Cdbu rebels Is having. and Will continue
10 have, q good effect.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
DISPUTES IN QUEENS COUNTY.

The official canvass of the vote IN Queens
County by the Board OF Supervisors to-day is anIici
pated great There il likely 10 he contest
for seat In the Board. In Long Island City County
Supervisor was elected last Tuesday.
The regular Democratic candidate was j. W. Claven'
the present ncumbcnt the candidate OF the Independ-
ent Democrats and Republicans was Joseph Mclaughlin
According to the returns first counted and suDse
auently verified appeared that Mclaughlin was elected
By a majority OF four votes. IL Is now alleged that
the returns OF the polling districts were with
held In order that they might be changed IN Clavens
favor These returns kept out OF sght until Friday
evening, when they verified at the CITY Clerks
Office and It then appeared that Claven and not
Mclaughlin was elected-ten votes having been taken
from the latter and given to the former.
The regular Democratic candidate for County Judge,
John J. Armstrong. Is apparently elected on
the face Of the returns by a small majority
over William II. Onderdonk, tho fusion candidate.
IL anticipated that there will he protest against hs
being declared duly elected" the ground OF fraud
uleut voting. IL Is notorious tnat large numOer OF
rcpeaters went Into Queens County from NewlOrk pln
cipaly from Twrntyirst Ward on election di r AZ
Jamaica two were arrested They gave the names OF
County Jai awaiting the action OF the Grand Jury;
Tue WOOdsbury poll IN the town or Hempste'd was
the Of another fraud In the AFTERNOON speca
train from R0okaway Beach brought up, Oesldes tne
residents there, gang Of wOrkmen employed on the
new railroad. They had no legal right To VOTE
county. bur those who challenged swore in their
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
OTHER VESSELS WRECKED OR DANCED.
rIhe shin Marin Ann arriyed In mort Yester-


day, and reported that she took the crew from
the British bark Forest Belle, in sinking con-
dtion, and transferred them TO steamer The Forest
Belle saed from tins port October o. with cargo Of
60 24s bushels Of wheat, for Queenstown On the sec
ond day out she sprang leak and returned to this
port on October IA After dschargng portion OF her
cargo and undergoing repairs, she put 10 again
October o. and again sprung leak the next day, and
was abandoned.
The German bark America arrived from Bremen yes
terday reported that October % she encountered
a hurricane from the southeast which aiterward shifted
TO the northwest. The vessel was buried under the
heavy seas a greater part OF the time. and the heavy
covered the spafs with thick coating al sail.
The gale continued blow with terrific force for four
DAYS.
The ship f. W. stetson arrived from London. having
board Captan Spr0u and crew, iweut In all.
of the British bark Canning which was abandoned at
| October 80. lhe Gaming was from
Bremen. bound 10 Philadelphia, with n cargo of
empty aud railroad Sne encoun cred gale
two DAYS before being abandoned, which blew with
The vessel laDOred heavily and sprang "a
leak. The worked for forty eight hours AT the
pumps before they were rescued.
The schooner VIM. l.. Burroughs. which sailed from
here for Dunkrk November l. returned 10 port yes
erday with loss OF oremast VI gale on November l.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Monda

WASHINGTON. Monday, Nov 10. 1879.
notification has been received az the Post ONCE De
partme ut that the Republic Venezuela has become
member OF the Universal Postal Union date from the
first day OF next January.
Secretary sherman received a telegram from the
Assistant United States Treasurer AT NewYork this AZ
ternoop announcing that the entire S1O.O00 900 of
sx per cent bonds the sinking fund had been pur-
chased by the Government At lO6
In the cases OF the assessments made for deficiency
against large number Of packages OF alcohol exported
from the West via New-York, the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
have granted of sixty days before leVying
under assessments in order to enable the persons
their appeals 10 Congress for re-
lief The amounts involved are quite large.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
REPORTS FROM AMERICAN CoNsULs.
VALUABLE HINTS TO AMERICAN MERCHASIs.
fGESERAL PRESS DIsPAICH.I

VALUABLE HINTS TO AMERICAN MERCHASIs.
GENERAL PRESS DnPAIcHl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Mr. Bailey, United
ststes ConsulGeuer AT Shanghai, China, reports that
the cotton that district will not he more than
half the average yield. THIS will probably make an
unusual demand in China and Japan for cotton goods
The United states Consul Odessa reports that the
wheat crop In Russia will fall of the usual har-
vest American wheat must be In great demand Ia all
parts OF Europe.
The United states Consul at Bangkok, siam In dis
patch dated september transmits the annual report
Tor 1878 Tue amount OF raised In Siam Is stated
10 be sS3,OOOOO0 pounds. The average pce seems to
De about 81 per cwt Only American vessels cleared
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
GRIMES AND CASCALTIAs-BYr TELEGRAPH

BRIDGE JOHN DEVLIN COULD NOT CROSS.
WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. JOHN Devlm. of
ana was Filled.
THE VIOLENT DEATH OF SIX PERSONS.
CHAhIOIIE, y. c., Nov. 1u.-ln Lancaster County
Saturday night Mrs james wttl cut The thois OF
her hve children and then set Ire 10 her own and Was
burned 10 death.
A SERIOUS LAMP LXPLosIoN.
MERIphN, Conn.,. Aoy. 10.-.j0LL EaIits. saloon-
p,oson cf Kerosene lamp tnis eTen.1s Ills building aud
sIocs were muon damaged oy hre and water.
nHOr FOR CABBAGE.
TRENTON, y. j.. nov. lU-A,5cnarl Carroll has
deliberately sot boy ~ho was crossing MS eabyasc lot Cur
pieiely disabling the boy. The seIiOas
TORNADO ~ MISSOURI.
81. LOUIS, Nov. lO.-Mail aGvlccs f.om the inter
lot aad Two OF rec buildings ragcvc saur-
day. The town stssoug vas also visited ~ the storm
aud church AID three dwellings, were swept away
SUI. IDE OF \ MERCHANT
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 1O-IntrllIgence was re-
Ssysd 81 re 40 snt s 'fa ~ miles, above m sd on
James River ana the kanawha Canal had committed sncde
mental caused the act lie leaves wife and four
children.
THE MURDERERs OF ANNIE MORGAN.
BORDENTowN. y. j., Nov: lO.-Ihe coroneTs jury
in The o declares that she died from the
effects Of @sprases ea IN n sy % s9@s Dsr
Young Butterworth has left the place
DROWNED IN THE MERRIMAC.
LOWELL. Mass., Nov. 1O.-IhTce persons were
drowned IN the Mermac River yesterday Mr. and Mrs..
were rowing Conuayile shore to Little Canada
whom the LEAKING OF The boat frightened them ane daras he
and child rescued The others were drowned
A SAVAGE AND UNNECESSARY KILLING
LOUISVILLE Ky., Aug. .l0-RObt. randall, nephew
r. Diamond. coal dealer at Pine h shot aud instantly killed
his employ Meeting Randall. quarrel eusaed aud Ia.
ater who wss preparea drew psie ANA shot fnee four
proved fatal. Randall arrested but escaped
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

LICENSE IN NEW-JERSEY.

FREEHOLD, n j., Nov. 10.-ln Dr. Kin
mouths trial to-day jury secured by noon Egh-
teen witnesses testified to purchasing liquor at XIII
mouths drug store-the majority OF them admitting
that they psmed on bogus prescriptions Inc state
rested s case at O'clock aud several witnesses for the
defence were heard The case will probably go 10 the
,ury tomorrow Judge scndder, OF the Supreme Court.
tins afternoon granted bQuor license to Eugene Fay,
who was indicted with the Leands OF tho Ocean Hotel
90 seIne liouor on the Long Branch pier on Sundays
THE faet OF his licensing Fay, whose application was le-
nestadlv laid over by the same Judge, demonstrates
mai the supre will decide that the law under
,hich the Ielands were indicted Is Illegal.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

In the Democratic table the figures for Kings
County are reported as ,23i more than the actual
plurality. and there is an exaggeration in Greene.
Queens Rensselaer, and Ulster Counties. On the
other hand, there Is a sealing down of the Republic
can puraties IN large number of counties. and it
Only requires an average reduction of fifty in each
county to change the ioOtings to the extent OF 5000
votes THIS Is the process by which The Argas
reaches its result.
There is scarcely any doubt of the election of every
Republican on the State ticket except Soule. Hos
kins, however, has the smallest purality his cleo
tiOn cannot lie positively affirmed until Delaware
Fulton, Greene. Lewis. Rensselaer,. Schohare and
Warren Counties are heard from officially, which
has not yet been the case. A slight change in tine
reported pluraties in those counties might seriously
affect tho result.
Later returns do not off, ,ct the probability that
the puralitles of Wcudeli War !, Carr and Wads-
worth will range from 1000 To 5000.
ihe LrcntHJ journal says that II has obtained
pretty full returns in regard to the officers the
State ticket below Lieu enani-GOvernor Ii gives
the exact the other state officers, giving the eX-
act majOrIcs each officer where II has been able
to get them. and IN other placing the maj0rl-
ties the same on LIeutenant-GOvcrnor, though
they are almost uniformly better. These show
General Carr has about 1000 majority, Mr.Wendell
about 5000, Mr.. WadswOrth nearly 1000 and Mir.
Ward over 5000.
The counties, the vote of which has not yet been
officially announced, all either give Democratic
piuIdltles Tins year, else tney give small
Iepubncan p.uralities. fhey are Greene. Queens.
Sullivan, Sc"OhdiIe, Rensselaer,, Ulster aIren,
Lewis and Delaware. Essex is the only exception.
mat Is q strong RcpuD can County. 1t Is not
known why the returns are delayed.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

A special meeting of the XIIth Assembly
District Republican Association for the purpose OF re-
cevng propositions membership held last
ing at No. 10 Avenue-D. Victor Hamburger presided.
About 400 names proposed and referred to the
Committe Membership
The monthly meeting OF the XIIIth Assembly District
Republican Association held at No. 250 Eighth
ave- C. w. Meade presided. Nearly 200 applications
for membership were received and referred 10 the
mittee. AT the close or the routine business William
Wade the newly elected Alderman-atLarge for that
district briefly thanked his follow Republicans for the
assistance they had rendered him In the late election
ana pledged himself look after their interests when
ever opportunity offered.
The XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
met last evening IA Rose Hill Hall. No 4O7 Second
ave. r. NJ. Lush IN the chair. Thrty-two new mem bers
we're elected and twenty names were proposed for
membership On motion OF NJ. Cregan a resolution was
adopted congratulating the Republicans Of New-YOrk
on the victory achieved at the recent election
and expre ssng confidence that In the election OF AoDzo
b. Cornell 10 the GovenorshIp the people for three
years will have the services OF able and patriotic
statesman several snort speeches were made by
members association, rejoicing over the happy
terminal ion Of the campaign of 1879 In Newlork and
throughout the whole country.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
TIE ML.FATED CHAMPION.

Captain II. w. Lockwood and the surviving
members OF the OF the steamship Champion met at
the Office OF the company yesterday, and held confer
for report to the United states steam
boat Inspector. report was made embodying the
facts in regard to the collision published III THE
TRIBUNE. All hone is not yet given OF the safety or
the thirty persons wh0are missing. As there great
deal Of wood, broken spals. empty boxes floating IN
the water, IL ls thought that some VIII yet bc rescued
unless they perishCh from cold. The Coast Wreck ng
Company has sent two powerful tugs with wreckng
material and divers to- scene Of the wreck to learn
If the vessel eau be .sed. 10 take tut tie bodies
of those drowned. and TO save what cargo IL is
siblc.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
STORM FLAGS UNDER A CLEAR SKY.
REPLY BY THE SIGNAL OFFICER.
lGENERAL PREss DIsPATCH.l

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.-Ihe following has
been furnished by the signal ofcei "a few days ago
the Signal Service violently attacked because at
port on the New-Engand coast, the warning flag was
nyns while the sky bright aud clear. with what
shore seemed only brisk wind The reports
in and show that at very time the signal
plained Of its to the port referred to-
and near IT, was being wrecked at sea- and after
row escape crept into neighboring port disabled and
in distress. Tho recent Nova-scoua hurricane was
place. To keep vessels of storms
IL is necessary show signals outside of the track TIE
snn may be shining when tornado Il raging within
ffty miles. The signal says only Be careful"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
ANTITANMANY CLAIMS OF FRAUD.
ASSERTIONS OF THE IRVING BALL COMMITTED
AEOUI THE VOTES LAsI TuEsDAY.

ASSERTIONS OF THE IRVING HALL COMMITTEE
ABOUT THr v0Ths LAST TUESDAY.
The committee appointed by the Irving Hall
Democrats 10 Investigate alleged election frauds met
last evening. among those present being Charles H..
1u X. Nelson j. Waterbury, Jo. X Fellows Chauncey
S TrunN. Maurice J. Power and Others The committee
met with closcd The claim to be IN pos
session OF evidence prove fraud and irregularities in
counting the Their principal object seems to
be prove that all their candidates for Adermen-at-
Large elected but they any evidence TO sub
stanate their claims it mas not been made public One
clam they make IL that in counting ballot with Mr.
COrnes the head the tally was called one for
Cornell and the Republican state ticket" aud that in
this way the Republican candidates given votes
winch did belong them. Mr.. TruaK. among other
alleged evidences OF fraud SAID that for instance In the
Tenth Election District of the Ist Assembly District
Anfinmmany ticket received only two votes, accord
TO the returns, while they were III possession OF ALL
dayits from fifteen persons that they voted that
ticket in that district Robinson poled 40
vnlrs IN the dlstrict while the local
candidates received only Two. In reply to tnis how
Of the inspectors OF that district said
tnat must he clerical error. and that the Super
yors returns would show IL To be so Oher instances
nf alleged fraud similar 10 the above Mr. Truax said
would be proved before the Board of Canyassers. In
the district which L. ID. Gale managed tue Tammsny
canvass the committee claim to have proof that sixty
four more votes were pOlled than tnere were
the registration book Il is not claimed however that
there any evidence that these votes pollcd
MT. Robinson, Mr.. Correll or Mr.. Kelly.
In reply to these charges OF fraud the Tammany
ddstes that the ronD.e Is due 70 the neciency "
tue inspectors OF election and that the Just much
10 charge aud the Irving Hall Democrats
on anyone else. The Tammany men say that had not
the I1lden Police COmmissonsrs purpOsey delayed the
appointment Of Inspectors Of election, and then ap-
pcinte men of their own choosing ingead of those
lected by the Democratic organizations there would
have been such Irregularities and delays and hence
no reason TO charge fraud
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
ANOTHER INDIAN COURAGE"
NE MORE WAY IN WHICH THE WHITE MAN FINDS
THE INDIAN A BURDEN.

A
IGESERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Captain Dougherty,
United states Army acting Indian Agent for the
Crow Creek Dakota. Agency. in the course of his
nual report to the Conm ssioner of Indian Affairs gives
racy illustration OF the progress toward civilization
made by LARGE proportion Of the Indians under his
charge during the past year. He saysi One OF them
last Fall built house at his expense In the lower
eamp opened and has since Increased his capital
from S25 TO something 5000 The agency trader
regards nconrovertble evidence OF the hendlsh
and atroclOus nature of the Indian, but the Other
'Inarks down his merchandise. closes OUT etc,
with indifference. well success, and being without
civil rights, he eniOvs happy immunity from huDscp
tiOn to the campaign fund "
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
ILLEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THANKSGIVING OHIO

THANKSGIVING IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. l0.-G0vernor Bishop
today issued his proclamation liking the 27th inst day
for thank sgiying ami prayer.
MURDERER BETRAYED.
BANGOR Me-, Nov. lO.-Ihe wallet found on
Joseph suspicion OF being tho
murderer Of MI Norris has Deon identified the
ried By the murdered man.
KILLED BY Ills PLAYMATE.
Fw-HAvKS, Conn.,, Nov. 10.-J slnes A. Conley
age fourteen ded saturday OF injuries his head
from his sc0nmatc while 3laynE duck and drake.
An the death.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1O.-Everett A.Wesvean. a we'll
known menber OF uayerys Mnsues now playing here has
been IN Ills bed at the Planters House. Death
caused by hear disease Wesyeans wife and parents
reside I'm Rochester, ". Y.
PREPARING FOR GENERAL GRANT
CHICAGO, Nov. lO-Ihe preparations for General
GrHns reception although less MAGNIFICENT scale th3n
originally lnteude going actively forward. Buih
being avy decorated and tho windows along the
line OF march arc already preeInpted-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

setting forth that man named Hess had obtained
$40 from Jacob NJ Long. late candidate for district
Alderman on the Anti-Tammany ticket. under false
representations and by OF letter purportnR 10
have been signed by John ID. Caughlin' the cnairna"
OF the District Committee The letter authorized tue
election Of subscriptions from the different cihuues
for election expenses. but the sum 30 collected "s noe
used II Is alleged intended Justice smlth looA ho
action the papers far as could be aseertalneu'