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New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
HE MUST HAZE THE TRIBUNE.

To me EdttOr Of The TrtbHns.
Six: There IL 10 use in my trying TO do
without TIE DAILY TRIBUNE. 1 had the reading Of it
WEEKLY or -TMI-WEEKLY DAILY. during he editorial
r. gl OF Greeley. Dut fell out win II IN lS7l72 In
1873 felt must the DAILY for while, am
50 sent ior - As the time iOr which paid drew
near It's expiration. thought must extend IL httie
longer; ana | Kept and have kept on from That
dav 10 TINS. have been thinking for some time that
must try ana Jew myself down TO tie sEMI-WEEKLY but
what should four days Of tine week wnen no
TRIBUNE c. ne This morning. however. he ret enchment
spirit VAS strong upon me. l opened the one iust
IA ded men, fresh and clean. by the oosman There
was interesting "N~ws ar rhe Capita" letter from
"G " -: three-culumu article gOssipy ana pleasant
ahuut \ W Letters rom Dickens" with COP Gus *
tracts; whne page OF most readable ed tofias. ~
neary columns OF your rcy, rich ani newsF pOAN-
cal paragraphs, Personals ana General A"tcb lheIt
IN thinking OF stopping on such numbrr :"
Der- goes another mcnt Tor IHE DAILY TRIBUNE
and wiser and better tI That Is pOssiOel'
and richer a. ume wears sway. Yours, etc.,
Lrie. Penn Nov. Is 1879 C.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

MIR. sHERwOOD's RECITAL.

Mr. W. II. Sherwood, a popular Boston
nenist gave hs arst recital this season az senw"y
nan Yesterday afternoon. Tie programme was 'ns
o,,nrehepsive and faflruinr, and perform 10 20 e
short time that Mr. Sherwood orcupled. was IN tsel
NO small achievement. II opened witt the Bacl-Lszt
Fantasia ana Fugue minor. This was followed by
Beethoyen's last Sonata that IN minor Top I'D one
Of the most beautiful OF them all and one wnich u per
hans most rarely heard. This ON the whole. Mr.
sherwoods best performances HIS interpretation OF N
was broad and manly. his technical work good. and In
the second movement ne showed more sentiment than
NJ any other time the concert The characteris-
Tics of Mr.. sherwood's playing are force and
breadth rather than dehcacy' and rernement.
and hence he was satisfactory in such
selections A. the schumann Noveette No T. and some
ncsferons iecgs bv LisZt least rood in CHOPIN Noe
furpe schumann's Warum." de has hexity OF exc
cution lack OF power e1d his rendering or Bacn
auf Bee nOvcn waa CONSCIENTIOUS. showing care ui
study and for the htrn ions of the composer
while ais psayng ~ the ChOsn PoOnase Op oJ ana thf
laszt selgptiOus.-W desrauschen and th@ Mep stO
Watz-ras assured, not open 10 the charge Of Oellg
fantastic exaggerated.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

A pleasing entertainment WI afforded last
evening at tae Aquarium Broadway aud Ihrty-n III
ST. r the exhibition of the skill OF trained horses and
dor- The eight Brorcho horses of W. C. Cup went
through various military evOlutions with much ease.
aud two OF them performed various tricks
with a handkerchief and balanced successfully upon a
plank Nette, handsome crram-c0iOrrd horse, passed
IN ing le.p over hvebarrei gat~ and the baols OF
tIrr uo ses IA a row. shepherd dog rode round the
ring ou horseback and performed the feHts OF
circus-rider in ieaping through hoops.
The audience was much Interested by the
performance. I've dogs. which danced skipped the
rune aud alter nad the collar from the Ober
hanged him and closed tho by riding away IN a
carl with hs dead body. IL was with some difficulty
tnat tho one nng he part Of corpse vas prevented
from being VI mOuiners
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
TIE NEw-Y0RK YOCAL UNION.

: This excellent society began Its season at
Chlckerng Hal last niaht with concert. which u not
all that prospectus of the Union had led Us to expect
was interesting both OF what was act iliy
done and sti more in promise that held out for
the future. II understood that the Union would
render OF the minor works OF the great masters
To make ITSELF the OF compositions OF this
class would be a noble ambition for sucn an organzi-
and IL hoped that some piece OF the sort woud
form the principal feature OF Inst nights concert This
was not the case Tor the programme made up OF
pretty The usual assortment OF pnrt-songs anu
auartettes schuberts Miriam's song OF Triumph be-
ing the on OF real Importance lhe soprano
soo in TINS was done by Miss Berbe ant the
number Lad 20 be repeated. The work Oi the Union
WAS smooth. but the most remArkab feature 10 the
concert number Of fresh. siroug voics ~ me
chorus The sopranos are uncommunly good, ana the
ten0r> Detter, both IN and duauty of tone
thau Union had before, wnle DE conratoS
and basscs are both excellent. n Wlu De pliN rae
Union does attempt its next concert sonnet hlng
more ambiDus than anything did last night II mas
tbe material aud opportunity Wnlcu SHOULD hvt oe
WantOnly thrown away.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
MP HEMirr AND ME-. rlLpEN.

In the interview with Abram ;. Hewitt,
published IN riays TRIBUNE. tNO n three trivial
errors appeared. For instluc s there stated The
bi fElecfor. alluded 10 between the commit
tees unit the following Thursday" whereas It should
have been that bill discussed every day between
the Monday and Thursd " 10 the Interview with
Mr. II aeu On the latter day was reported % both
Houses tie Senate then proceeded 90 discuss M bat the
House decided not take 70 until % came down from
the Senate The teegrams that passed between Mr.
Cooper ana Mr Hewitt, quoted IN Mr. Marbles letter.
reiaied 10 matters discussion between the commit
tees Th,s- trecrams Were s4owu 90 Mr. Iidrn.
IL refer nee 90 the sia eucnt arout sending lawyers
and mraas 10 south Carolina, Mr. Hewitt made no r.
mark about means" nor d'd ne intimate that there
wa tie $ lf q reason Whv ~ I.den ana he should
rot discus. politics iOgrthei. bv prutrrs error the
- rcure was made read " and 1 v- no iirther cpl-
vcr-auo. with Alm on p ltcai 'pics' ns'eAd oI ana
| nave I'd urlhrr, rtc.
He ,io moi intend f0 say tnaf NJ rden TOOK narrow
vie " o. poc -unj scs the lnnifV. De states Tat
be H. acquainted Win funu WHO lakes broader We"
on sue. subjects Nj HcEut al Ais life been = id
la d sous such subjects Win Mr. Idru, and wuud De
st In r. sard fu li- mina Sir. Hewitt had moth
ing say for publication further tnn tnat he thOuRhl
ar. Tden would not desire tue nomination
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

BANKsAt Patterson. y. " SUNDAY 23d nst OF pneu-
monia. George Banks q the 62f N ms
fsisIre. Patterson. Wrne3
dav. 2fth usf.. at 3 O'Clock M.
IT invited 70 attend.
Tram leaves Grand Central Depot at $50
Intermrnt az Greenwood
DODGE city Tuesday November D. the res
Of her sonnaw J. B. butcher, EzaDeiL. willow Of
Daniel Dodge 10 her -2d wear.
Prayer the house, No East fithst at $50 ff.ay
November y.
Funeral services at Paving, y. y. sane diy, az p M
Trsin leaves Grlnd Central Denot az 1850 a. M.
Ielatives friends are invited.
DUPfGNACIn Broasvn on ruesday. November 25 George
" Dupiguac aged 10 years and months
Relatives ant friends ~ tle family arr i11 - te1f ths
his late residence. No % ffOspect7L Phi
day. the 25th iust at DclocS b. m-
FCWLER-At Rochester, y. y. suddenly November 10
Dewey rter of tie LATE Rev Bancroft Fowler.
Of StOcSbrilgc, Mass
FURMA N-On Monday November ~ Maria Elose widow
the late william T. furmln-4n ll- ifth year hef age
serv residence Westp0rt Conn.,, on We'd
n--asf. 26fh nst.. at - q D.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot AZ l2 N.
Internent cypress "a .ir Go nrterY. l.. 1.
WHELP-On Tuesday. November -. Marv, daughter 70
Charles amt Mary Newhous- Wheip IN The oh year of her
Relatives and friends ths
the uf parents, ~ Washing
Heights. Thursday November y. "a ID n-
Train leaves 3Nfh--i. af 4 2. m.
WHITTINGHAM-On TUESDAY m0Tnfng. November ~
Waggarefta Toner. VITO OF William NA.ttlnsAan IA lhs
of her
Fu1erll fun her late rafcncs East 9tht. Frfav
lJrYgk. Friends are hfny r u'-f noe io -rnd lowers
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
MR. sPCRGE0y4yD orHERNESs SERMONS.
CARD FROM THE EDITOR OF IHE CHRISTIAN
HERALD.

\ CARD FROM THE EDITOR OF IHE CHRISTIAN
HERALD.
r, the EditOr Of The TrfbWne.
SIR: The paragraph in your paper of yes
terday which begins IN these words. " Sir. spurEeon
10 appears. makes bones OF taking what materials
he wants from the Of Others" might be hastily
construed implication that tue great preacher Is
be- placed the category Of th0re who from poverty
thought disposition 10 think. preach other MEM
sermons as Il they heir own. Mr. spurgeon Is
simply above suspicion this respect. He has sufi-
cent confidence IN himself read repeat long pas
sage Of anOtber authors he 10 consider that be
would best benefit congregation by doing but he
would do IL boldly aud ckhowledgc AZ the tme as he
iE alleged done 10 this Instance And MS con
grcGatiuu 10 "a man. would approve uf has acton
II Mr.. Spurgeun do thing. 10 wOuid
strong man taking "a hbrrty Will an
assembly whose concurrence Ia was sure. IL would
not the adventure ~ difdent man who let unable
unwilling 10 prepare au acceptable sermon Tor hi-
self After a d. j. not Improbable THAT Dr. Armltagt,
In whose The port L. giv,n. ha- ben mi-repre
senfed THE EDITOR OP " HE CHRISTIAN HERALD
No 90 Bible House. Ncr York, Nov %, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
.sTREET N4ACHING AND FIRLYG.

PRACTICE DRILL OF TIFF ELEVENTH. BRIGADE BIZ
MOONLIGHT
The 23d 32d and 47th Regiments Of the
National Guard and eating Battery n coml rising
tie Eleventh Brigade nad drill last night
"a strcet-hrns, by the N-nt of The moon.
Tie cooues the regiments had been required before
hand 70 submit the plans for street WORK tnac rh"y
uld employ II called upon 10 deal with a turbulent
mob Tie purpose Of the dl Last night vas To AFFORD an
oooorruuy tor the regime uta commanders 90 Illustrate
tue practical OF their plans. IL connection th
this the experiment was tried oi Transmitting
orders from the brigade Eendluarter, 10
The result higry satisfactory. Ia accordance
with the orders The regiments werc marched to bf dfud-
ave-, ana formed IN iln" beWren hcNc- hNu l., uc
"A distance OF four blocks, with the battery on
ine. eIhlbitIng the particular plan adopted by
colonel ana returned with section Of tnc blttcry 10
show thr of artillery in conjunction with the nftn-
s-55,.,s si. command irfo a column OF dri. Tons
of two companies. extending across tl' stiocf, VIII
-haru-uootrrs ne srmshers between tie divisions o.
r',.,r m ,br nters.rfon of a crO.s-.t er f, 1870
aansluS a. s,,tn the arsr ttysion I'll .r. -i,.
r,,hf ,nd ier, holding fhe t.. don while tAe
rest OF the panes passed after gnc. It took poson
M the rear and the next civ ON ln 'front.' -ilat oc-
cu,,ad the next crnss-sfrcef. The division of labor
throughout he command re ed on 70 specially COM
mend fnis pan. Tie 81 Regiment OAow lu lts -lu.
sbn' inc Colonel Rucg.r's plan OF a hollow onions
SQUARE tue 'front.' and cOpO Ocd eacn 81 company
u a'' e.'auI .. cin,nn OF twos" rAe object ~ tuis
fire Al the houset0p- each side "f
he street To cover th. r SIS tf.cts the rfg.ne,
Ia t.d and hlef, reaule TIC plan o. ti.oI'l
Ward. OF the 23t Regiment. resented the req
meuf IA "A double column OF lCuI-. ,A'f ty
side. with two companies marcalug " company
,y5ol, pr,e aea br "A line OF . rn.-lers. THIS frnl-
ton made sid Hpi ealdrt. ana ID I'd thr uf hef
merit or changing the order oi t1e conpai ln
wnv 10 produce confusion simplicity being Ur
reufill 90 such 4u project a 't'-r--si
t.r leading company wheeled ll iulnuur iu ihe ll-nO
and left. holding thr ground until tac regimen. iaA
passed. eu. 4cd nF llc ital company AA4tA
halted aua firrd about, rfd iuin fhe .ouwl ut DOB
gouD line ie.llel ie post size second company.
Iol, n,.e several military critics. lnelutlng A. .nt-
General " oIwHld nui Zoo. ect iirnrr4l az Gtu-
era. MulIcuX expressed Ii.f.t .tH a- h-llt sA..ii IL
win fhe re.u ult o fe s lDe -lc,e-s fne .ii,
which Doe .ders a most Inlp.r.aut hraucn ui tue
service. aud the pf0mnlr-- Nitn wcn the euuic pro
grammc VS. carried Dui.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
ADDIrI0N4L TR4DE REp0RrS.
lIvn .1ncK MARKrls-tY rELElNApn

LIVE -IUth MA n y ~ IELEFN NPu.
BUFFALO Nov. z5-, Attn ReceipLs today. slh hesh
total thus Tar 4,tOt against aOop neai
ln-t week through. lU7 market urn ior
Good quiet du oi Shiee W
Extra az q - God lppefr - AZ -
Far 5sas 80 Light u.rleis, - 4oa's D. =
Mixed Buc .Of- y IS - Bulls, 20 = -tock1fe
81 bOar2 70 Feeorrs - OOd>5 % kN - 80 iiich
and .pri higher safes Al 50 "a SO Pc head
Calves higher Prime llgnt. - GtJ JOs ueavy fu = 70
49, pr cwt ,... -. 49,.
SuFYr AND LAMBs-llcceps TO-DAY 800 head tOlai Tor
the week IL inst l2in hea A-i week
conngned through, market quiet buyers and sellers
maill kar Medium
a Zig 4 propor choice Fair 10 Good Nestei
sheep - Choice. ~ - Western o. - .
- 81, aua.ia lambs "a 9Od IS %.
aOgs-ter to-day O.Jia head total Tor week
thus far 20 8s head. agaiusl S25 last week eon
arprd thougl, loo cara. market dull demand hght
urfces sales II 1ood 20 Ihoice Al
- sOds3 90 Heavy ana Ncsinm t5 I3da4 heav' hels
r3 3Ods go Mixed los s5 0OSsB % Pigs - Qua 70 20
q numDvT unsold a. .o - -s..
CHIcAao Nov. 2J-hO0s-hecclptA $4,000 neaa SNIP
nent 1000 head. Heavy Grades opened strung and osoa
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
MUSICAL NOTES.

Operu's comic English opera, Buttons"
wlics was brought out recently in Philadelphia has
Lot proved a succrss.
Mss Van Zindt is said to be negotiating an
Engagement witn Carvalho in Paris NJ the Safe Venta
n dour, fo appe4r as A'gho'A
Carleton, the baritone, has recently assumed
the role oi Esc1aiil0 90 Carmen" 40 Her AalesDs
Opera iu lonluu Wilu success
The musical course &C Vassar College. under
Profesos Ritter will be- illustrated this usual
with series OF important concerts The sclool Is moro
crowded ever
Mr.. strazosch's italian Opera Company
seems % have been successful IN LOUIS HIS season
IN SewOreans promises 20 De brilliant Tor The advance
Sale OF seats las been iargi.
Mr.. :. Lasar has arranged a noble service
for Thanksgiving Day az the Westminster Presbyterian
Church in Brooklyn Among HE imnOrtint seiec-
tions are Havest Anthem by T. ". Wareirg. IT, Deum
Beuedicrus and Jubale by Henry smart rhe Haleiuah
Chorus from Beeth0vens Mount OF Olives" and the
chorus Then round about The starry Ilroue;' from
among them the old Cnorale Nun danket Ale Goit"
Mr. Lasar Wi have bras quattctie OF twO tum.ets
baritone and .u1a. 10 help ont Ais organ.
There viii be a competition ut the lerma-
nent Exhibition. Philadelphia. to-day and Tomorrow
between four chOirs or Welsh miners from The coal
regions OF PcunsY vania For the first prze the choirs
vii sim. Worthy is Tie Lamb" and the " Amen"
chorus from Handr's Messiah; for the Gee
Ond Hunting song" by Mendelssonu. and
a Welsh composition. "Yr Hat" bv Gwiym
Gwenr the piece the "a ri competition. Besides
singing these pieces the cuors VIII un te I'D giving "a
number u CnOruses Of an Sorts Tue singing II these
miners Is SAID wonderfully fine. and good Judges
WHO have nrnrd them ihtt their Ested lOi which
occurs m June next. vii d. gn interesting affair
The incident which brought about Won
Blow re,uailon az conductor OF the Roya Opera
House at Hanover. as gwen N the Paris papers IS
amusng IL would that they were performing
"I0henrriu" aud schott. the Young tenor whom Won
BHow discovered. sing the role Of ine KuEht Of
D g.
when suddenly You Bulow, AIlh gesture u dse gust
threw down bis aud STUCK hs nngers iu his ears
as n uf ugrs voice of rOu rse there we're
rnsfs Of al. TINS extraordinary cemOi strauOu
from orchestra and audience AMI -choN naturally re
fusrl sing any ger uu4rr Won buiuN, NLo was
clearly tle wrong, anc in Tue end threw ~ n- .os
wuul De incredible or almost ilV otarr
man. when Won Iii Ow's behavior here ana DIS pre-
posierous -Crablc conductor 4 the Glasgow Choral
UnOn are Ieile lembered, 10 seems likely enough 20 Dc
tuc.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

ecuiion. Justice Brady IN his charge sad
that the ury were determine, first. whether
the return hade by the accused Inspector was
false, and second whether ne knew 1t 10 De
flse Ths Justice then took up IN order
;he Testimony OF the different witnesses ana
commented u,on IL. Particular attention was called
to the evidence those who kept tally o. the votes
east indsren ent the tallv oi the pol-cerks. ana
who tsu1.d that the yOe as nfst Hn-
nouucrd giving $50 Alderman Han
ana 03 Hafzel correspouded the record made Nv
them. When Inspector Hal Hnncunred that n,'~i"h
of 20 tuie- nnd made and thIt 900 votes belonged
to II II nd e3 10 Hazel Justice Brady said thar Boa
appei ired 10 take the word Of Hal WitnoCt
making any inquiry IN regard to tht -l. run
Of it. The Jury. he said. were 10 c"hr"''
whether this neglect Of dutY indicated any con-
sriracy with Hall, or knowledge that tle return
wa. false In conclusion the Justice salo tnat II Tue
,ury were convinced of the guilt OF tho pr'puI
no sympathy for him IN has unfortunate CIT
cumstancrs should deter them from doing thtli
duty; nor punishment De too srvefe IOI such
"A crime But 4 they had reasonable douht oi rs
guilt the y sOuer emitted to the Denrht OF IL.
The Jury went at o'clock. AT ll:3O oclncA
last night they had not agreed upon yer net ana ~
Brdy directed that they should be locked up ior
flau utirbr
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
POLITICAL NEWS.
GRANT FOR 4 THIRD TERM.

FX-sFCbErAHY BELKNAP FAVORABLE TO his NoMI-
NATiON-uIs OWN WISHES NOT KNOWN.
"Are Won Grant man r was asked of General W.
W. Be'knan, ex-Secsetary Of War, by a TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday. "0f course am replied the
ex-Secre,ary. 50 is everybody else now.N General
Belknap went on 20 express his confidence IN
GranLs nomination and election IN 1850. He did
not 'elieve the canal project woud amount to any
thing. ana feli confident that nothing would occur
10 interfere with Grantsrefurn to the White House.
General Delkuap now living al Keo6uk. Iowa.
hs oh hcmc. and is engaged in business rs n rail
road lawyer. d. gives glowing account OF the
receDtion of General Grant at Chicago.
Another personal friend of the ex-President said.
in conversing on the Presidential prospects of next
year. that he did not believe there man living
% whom Grant had opened his mind freely on he
question of his entering the pOrIca field again.
Those VINO had attempted 10 draw bin our Oh the
subject since he returned to the United statep had
encountered q reticence before winch the' were
compelled 10 beat retreat. lie Is ~ much
SpnuS - ever said tlis gentleman.
and YOU. may set down all Statement =
10 bis attentions mere surmises until he
hImseG dee lares IN plain terms What his intentions
are. Ihe.canaL project. If IL is really as tar adj
vanced rs II seems. Will soon oblge MN 20 break
slence. however. for the capitalists who have sub
scribed their money will want to know as soon as
possible whether the enterprise Is 10 have the JOINT
assistance of his name and nj active management"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

higher ana steady all grades ciose weaker
Mixed PACKING 90 So 9<3 e0 Choice Heavy - H1tf -
Light 7O1<3 s6.
CArrrr -seceIpfs 900 head shipments % head ship
ping wssk lOc lover. 81 sO0S5s Butchers steady
Best and e2 5Oaf2 6Of0r Fair 10 N inm
neeefDf~ 700 shipments, $50 bead narket
densna full prices s3 20 GSf 40.
i.Oul-. Nov 15-HOGz- Active and shafe higher
YCrKers s3 55as3 20; Niyed Packing, 81 709ss s0I
cutchers select. IS 05Ss4 O5 receipts. I5s00 head
snipments. 1900 head.
CarTLEAeye and nrm Choice % Extra scipplDs steers
100 he1d averaging lsO0 =, oe at &C. ID Native cove
and Heifers 81 26cs5 25 rexsns unchanged rfcopts.
IL ~ Hea1s shlpmenJS 2O0 head
-HKEP-scsrce aDd saned prices s'ronR anf higher Fsr
Good HutOn- ffdsf 50 chnre Fancy. b0a 3 -
receipis. COO head shiyments 100 head.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
MIDNIGHT WEiTHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past ~ hours.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 26. 1 q. m.-The barom-
eter highest Lake Eie to the South Atlantic ana
East Gulf The centre last night over the
Upper Lakes has moved eastward over the 81 Lawrence
Valley accompanied by to high winds In the Lake
region and light rain rrom northern New-Eng-
land nOrtheastward Falling barometer and southeast
erly winds prevailing from the Southwest %
the Northwest with occasional light rains from Texas
20 Kansas. Light now reported from Idaho ana
and Western Montana. The temperature has slghty
fail-n from the Upper Lake region. Lower ono anu
Upper Mississippi Valleys and generally risen Ia the
other districts.
IndicditOnS
For New-England, higher pressure, westerly wlnds'
becoming variable. colder clear or partly CLOUDY
wrath l.
For Lower Lake region and Middle STATES. rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer variable winds. shifting 10
east and colder clear partly cloudy we ther
followed The northern portions by slowly rising TEN
perature.
In canal region or Northern New-York. the tempera
will probably fail slightly below freezing Wednes-
ay night
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
POLITICAL DEVICES N BROOKLYN
SCHEMES AND CoUNrER-sCH MES TO CONTROL THH
BOARD or ALDERMrN.

POLITICAL UEN Il Isc ~ DlVDA4-lN.
scurNFs AND coUNrER-sCH MES TO CONTROL TIE
BOARD or ALDERMrN.
The Democratic members Of the Brooklyn
Common Council are still schemng 20 obtain contro of
the Rord and 20 prevent the oca declaration Of the
-ecent election which woud pc the Republican
aiderr1a-clrct IN The ward. Theodore Duon TO
take bis seat az once. until spccal election has been
ordered or held m the Eighth Ward. The Democrats
be.I.ve that au Alderman OF their political 'aith
Will De- elected n wari. aud ms VII give them ma
forif, Of one provided the so--aird " independent
perpbirans Messrs PetrY Smith. Drcyer ana Powers.
,,nt,pee 10 act with tnem n SIR. Dim1n If admitted
iaro will be % ric vote and The Democrats wii bee
urahle 10 remove number OF MINOR publican
officials and Mayor Howefs nominations VI Assessors
VIII not he confirmed.
To prevent the success of the Democratic scheme the
regular R.puDlcan Aldermen az determine 10 meet
a. Board OF Canvassers aud de clare the official vote
IN advance OF any regular meeting at which
a special election in the Eighth Ward can he
tend tne ferul n meeting MONDAY, the Republicans
.dioufued 10 meet q Board of Ctnyas.er- hhlf an
hour DrrviOu- g. any regular or special inrriug.
speclal meeting at once called bv the Mayor Tor )
A. m. yes crdav. Al 2:3O the Republican Aldermen
met as Board ~ Cnyasscrs. hu n tne Democrats di
moi anpear there was quorum. After waltng fifteen
M mites Au adiuur fuent 'aa-u until 1890 a. nl
mex No dav unless there should De- spcc al meeting
meanwhile IA whlcn case tae asilournment was untA
X nubican- then retired. and at o'clock the Demo
cratic mf nDers the uum1rI of ten on hhnd To
attend the special neeiiAg called Df The havpr a
quorum being present, tuey adjourned unth = ~ NJ
IT, regard TO the alleged ine'icbuity OF Alderman
eject Phlu Casey. OF the rcuth Ward. on the ground
that he has nern d cltlz n fhr Jl-d states onY two
years. NJ. sand yeste dar Thar he obtained his
ma ural zasiou papers in thl- cify iu 1865.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
DopGgSG wnTCh H. CONFESSION.

In briei, this reform Governor and this Re
fOru Controller refuse lo acqLtlnt thr propc o. Ire
STATE the hcts ~ ffaud ny are sreklnS 70 cuve
up They sneak. c0uvucatr ana pr varicatt. Report
err are pui On lien one rim.iy ask- y ,haig =
have preferred. told Dy tAe Reform Governor
that he WI. not be- llurd. We inu 81 made
plain that puDnc EHs no busuc-s Ia inqurc into
fraud committed by Re Orm ID mocrnis Ihat b. ooue-
thing uncovered an u Is z"inetnluG.
moreover. thai wOu0 not possibly have got out. La "a
not happrned Republican Treasurer u o. 90 INTO m
January l. IL the elecOn lad MT been defld
a. ~as We rave every 10 D"eVc judging rom
the action Oi Robinson aud Oicott that DO "empOf-
msut OF individual checks y, ua have been uecessfy
Low. A. 4 In nDrOp " lDqlr nov wnen the lrega-
larity vas discovered. IL would be most ndecur-
And this - RefOrmi
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
TRIAL OF AN ELECTION INSPECTOR.

rHE CAsE oF THOMAS B,I-AND GIvFN To THE JURY
The trial of Thomas Boand, the election
inspector charged viii maAng iaise returns IN the Al
dermanic election of 1873 IN the KIN Eieot'on
District OF the With Assembly District vas
completed yesterday before Justice Brady IN the
Court of Over and Ierminer. Ambrose IL. PuIdy
summed up the evidence for the prisoner
and District-Attorney Phelps for the pros