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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
pEClSlONs-OCT. g

Suprene Court hdmJers-By Jn,lge We,tbrook.
Schneider Valentine Granted. Parker agt Mc' unn
Motion granted.
Bv Judge Lawrence LeLavalette agt WendL-rhs mo-
ton : denied with costs.
BY judge Don hue kunolphN agt he nahN"i' oV-N
settled etc. either party may enter order ,-,
POtfer.-O'Bren ag Brow ning.-N"ti"n Denied
with slO McN sgt sullivan Motion To ctrml
granted exceptions Overulod Michel agi. cross
Motion denied vacated with Slo costs ~ motto"
Beach Railway Complny-A0uOn Ia continue nluno. ION
80 opinion. Marshall aai. hais'aii
Motion confirm report OF referee granted All Que-0hs OF
ed 10 hGal ccceon Of the action.
SPECIAL 7erB.-By Judge LawTence-Glaianl ast Meg e.
Snperior Coa,rf-SpeciaI Term--Bv Judge Van Worst.
-Gringer agt Hughes 81 al sane ag same Mot9n &c
MED conner Acknowledgement iof nc pitlhuii.
IoV,s II ~ agt Naturalization granted IhcAcr aet.
substituting commissioner etc borluoI"'W
Az. ka fnan. No ESQ FrAciser agi rchesel No go
agt Alien. NO ~ same agt. hocih"f' No. bos-
cr1rrs restoring cause calendar Srhmt ag Zeighc
Rofermond AT Ward-Ordered short cause cenf Tor
lie 24th of october ~laus0n ag Watkins; schwartz agl
Cemona: Schuitt ZeRli0; Jones aEt IOinc l0t'i
uond agt ward Weeks agt Little Ihorh'Oh as' Nlo"'
ley.-OTdcrs granted. q, e..
Burr f Defendant discharged stipulation Han
sgf Ievv-CouI ordered. Babe agt haNs-oIder
smed MagTath ag Motion 10 amend proceedings
granfed as Der filed. Wissman agt Lued.rbohu s
proved Michnacht act. GOchwendMoiioh granted hea-
er AIT Abraham In the matter OF Ieimer hotter sgt
Wanm Gregory agt Collingwcod Cook agt BeeS-OfdeIs
Bv Judc oepp-oelberman agt Rodgers. Motion denied
with go costs.
CALENDARS THIS DAY
SUPREME CouRT-GESERAI TERM-wnl meet to-day at
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rlIlnn cAII.-2:3O p. NJ.
friday, Oct. 3-P. N


The transactions at the Snb-Ireasury during the
week ending today have resulted in reduction III
ifs general balance of $9,O26.o11; the total
balance now being $3.50, 17i.095, against
S1Gs. 1877 9GG n week ago. The particular changes
are an follows: Currency loss, S9.5l6,47l; coin
aain $3.50 6Ol. These the results after credit
ing the receipts from all sources ana debiting tie
payments for ordinary expenditures, called bonds
and for gold deposited with the Assay Oilcc
During the week the receipts oi foTelm gold
AZ this port amounted to about S3.lOO,OOO
Notwithstanding the fact. that the pay
mcnts by the Sub-Treasury In excess OF
lis receipts amounted To over S9,OOO,J0O. and
that the amount of money mentioned representing
the importation Of foreign capital has gone into the
general circulation the local money market stead
ilv hardened All through the week. and finally be-
came positively stringent The foregoing exhibit
of the Treasurys figures ought 20 indicate better
showing of the bank reserves in tomorrow weekly
statement. but the condition OF the money make.
makes il seem doubtful # such will be the ease.
At the Stock Exchange. the week was more
remarkable than any previous one dnnng the
present most remarkably speculation. The STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
THE FRuIr or TnEIR OwN PLANTING.

y
Two hundred and eighty millions of dollars
IA the amount OF DEBT that mas been repudaieG by tile
Southern States II to this 10 added municipal repuda-
ton, the total viii reach $500, 100000 That repre-
sente the amount OF money OF which he people OF that
section have swlndcd European AMI hme creditors
The former come in for about eighty millions OF the
amount and Northern people tor fully hundred and
fifty millions. Ia this LITTLE statement lies the whole
cause OF Southern hackwarluess material interests
sDd prosperity lhat is the Cmgrants refuse 10
settle her fertile fine climate anf vast
fail t. the reputation for dishonesty
FOL which sue has become synonym H0Dest men have
desire 10 paut Their fortunes among People where
dishonesty the ruling sentiment Crasser.wn streets,
Idle lands, silence 10 her former busy nartss these
the results OF the wholesale system Of repudston
which has been ardently embraced by the Southern
States almost without exception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
THE SINKING OF THE HARVEST QUEEN.

Chici-Justicc W9ite yesterday handed down
decision III the appeal 10y the lbelants IN the case OF
the owners British bark Harvest Queen against
the steamship Adratic ~ White Line. On tho
night Of Decembc- 81 1875, the Harvest Queen was
sunk in the Irish Channel by the Adratc and al on
board The decided by Judge Blatch
ford against the beants on the ground that no neg-
gence had been prov against the officers Of the Adr
attic Judge Waite SAYS alt Is q very remarkable fact
that under the circumstances which known to have
existed han heard from tee deck Of the ship
before after the collision. This seems entirely ncou
sstent with the idea that could have had her proper
complement OF men standing watch and attending TO
their duties al the time COnfesscdiy considerable
time elapsed betw, en- the collision end the hna dieaI
pcaranoc OF the sllpeROuga certainly TO nave gwen an
opportunity To lower away her boats II tue crew nan
been their posts But IL is not intention 10 look
for faults OF ssip place the decision entirely
the ground that upon the case as STANDS 'he
Is free from blame. decree NAV be y, pTed dis
missing inc libe with costs IN bOtn Courts"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
POLICY DEALERS ARRAIGNED.

Walter Reamer, Thomas O. Green, Corne-
lus c. Martudale, Margaret FIX. Walter Lamb. John
Tx. Edward Hughes, jeremiah Burns. Lombard
Krausch. Joseph Welsh Joseph Hill. Francis Forster
aud Thomas Dlngle yesterday were arraigned before
Judges GarretOn, Brnkcrho and Fry In the Court OF
General Sessions Of Hudson County, charges Of main
tianinc policy lotteries. They all pleaded not guilty,
bal IN the sum Of 600 each 10 appear for
trl II Is stated that they Will offer teir jefeucc
they maintain lotteries Ia the state of New
Jersey on, simply the agents Of lotteries In THIS
city, ana that the sips which tney give To their custom
lottery tickets but simply vouchers for the
luoncy they receive for tho New-YOr dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NORTH RiUer Vessels AMI Rattrorfs
FRIDAY. Oct. 8. 1870.

FRIDAY, Oct 3, 1879.
AsIIEs-In job hing demand oulyl fots AGire Pearls
BEEswAx-Dull. weak Western and southern Yellow.
BRO0M CoRN-Qnet hrm
CANDLES-In fair JObbng sale only.
CIIICCOnY-F1rm foreign adyices higher German Gram
ulalei 4sd5Ac.: English. J'saoc.
coAL-Prices firm, and stocks lees freely offered;
the formation OF a combination Is now almost assarcd
Anthracite by the cargo q 3OaS2 co. Liverpool House
81 1884 scotch sieam IS 2JGs3 80 English steam.
5000 Is 90 Provincial IS 5OasS 10 currency Pcnnsy
wanna WesmoreaBd Gas, - 50dsj West Virginia do.
80 Cumberland Brv8dtOp aud Clearfeld. - al 20
COCOA-In demand, arm Gnayagu. II age; Caracas,
2402Gc.: MlrsCaibo Z1G3O( st. Domingo, lSc.
COFFEE-Mld In request, nrm, sales, l3.ib
mats Java 22d25c; 1862 bags Maracaibo, quotd l2gD
ne; Rio quite active hrm Ordinary 10 Prime
Cargoes, l222lBlc FAIR do II pc; -aes aud wihdraw
2,64i "kron Plnz." 276 bags * BesSe
l. 81 bags Colorado" 600 bags. eN "NeTitaS' l4V
bags "City Of Plr1," i,2Jl BAGS ex " Laplce' 50
bags ex Andrea" ,sG5 baSs OLDER pm at rmsi
IN ew Orleans lC77 bags ex EeahenS private trras IN
IS II bags * Dora" l22e: 800 bag sx
hags ecenylex Veleie' ssc; l.5ii bags ex "kosedae
private terms.
'CODPERAGE sTOCK-Quiet, but unifo mly firm.
CORDAGE-Quet UNCHANGED.
COIION-spOts deTately acTe az easy hggfcs sales.
1921 including 100 10 arrive OF winch 500 Nere last
ming ohOWs 800 for export and 81 Tor CONSUMPTION;
delivered l,2uO bales YESTERDAY receipts al the
81 10 against 1888 this dar week 10 SO
this year; since September -lOJS BARS,
against 1851 this Time last year stock here o5s3O bales
Consolidated supply, 21I,1oi bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
A WAVE OF RAsCALTIY.

TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE continues its
usefui and necessary work .. exposing TIE dishonesi
OF the regulating south. In the course O me Iid
against their creditors the States have rcFuoted dents
,urrei undr Democratic Iulc along iCh those cied-
tad bv X u Ylican MISUNDERSTANDING those whose va ulS
hts never been questioned, Just t1e shut as liosc
1hicn trer leader. term nrecoglnzed." There has
beeu one general wave Of riscalty which has swept
over the whole south, aud cancelled 10y the simple pre-
ccs of refusing To pay ObgatiO amounting 10 nearly
5000 600 900 which sacred and Uidng - any
tIsedne.s ever incurred, aud tie Ices Of winch fails
imam iuuoccut parties who loaned the money thi0IS"
Saod-a in and frleudsp toward tie people who have
..-fr led hen
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BIZ Asked.

oIss9 5aas ys. Ase.s & : Ss
soTs re- 80 g., g S9ssS IS Herring scarce
at r 10 GF AZ &Sp 1'S fos l1i
ira G' Ss%ssS s TsTs ~ SsSsy
u AL ths t aa nsns x{r Tor the Whole range
665SSSS S DSIs Winter Wheat q Scss7 $3.50 sss
s ~ 10 i9r Se: ssSsfaHe g Sc
s Sa' H si e. 2es State Coo
s. soese 25 cOmm0o 70 Coca Et'ra western ga % ioo
oca % EXIT. Ssos eud HOOP p oSo S 3ssss
MixSrt {, SSs:S BaasIs' Txs SaS.s % sit.lss
fse cu is GcaSn 's s fs S ss ne g 5's
s Is Far Good q sg~ss Good To- 2 chOcs FAM 3;
~ sss7 elo Rs'%4 WINTER THE EFT.
So choice fancys5 Sss7 +; lYslS Ing goo 6os for
export Is o tSaso 20 CORN Ai seaSy
ssies $50 bbs Brandy 9OesS yellow Western,
FosE$S EEgITsTsss fair Il, demand ~ prices sr g.y
81 Las 10 or b. bxs Layers 81 c,7c. Tor " do
i Tor London LAYERS g. q ~ ier b. xs Co. eS
Francs ss, Sas ssaoa Rsissn new 20 gsrraSs j,
AlaOnds 5Oe.: Iy.ea. gei Lsagg@oe 2se sard.ncs'
a. 'S@ry ia s yTic or sefyis enron n, fsLSife
.oT S &s nnS tx Fre d. oninsi Saie. d. at
iSS, eey sla a sIaa FImeh Peno.. 5e -.
o5ans - 1gst eSs' s6 - PT S"i ny ~
IS "a BY s;eam, aud VIA 'eFpo0' 'ot bOs Grapes 80
'GRAIY-wHEAr- Market laic to,5,r fevesta!. exd d
aud IN settled closing at tle hest pfees GOOD
port bJtn for spot and uturr delivery Largo tslS
on speculative account SHES l,ZoS'VO bush iututss,
10000 spO AMI TO arrive iuciueik tLsi~4c
spprine II ~ Ungrads " inter Red. lsasi 23s No
Iea gs 81 2o ~ s2 Am aAs' "'A s!ss'.es' z e
No Amber, IL SOicasl 81 Unarldcd AmD,r, 81 40
Al 20; Red state Il 80 No. Icd ~ 30 az = No.
Ied. 81 5Oifdfi 81 JugrsGed White. ~ 1881 ~;
While 81 5j; 40 spring Oot Der - 20, coHlr u 20
Al g2 do NOvv nDor, ~ - :. csllg - Y aas! -
10 Northwest october, ~ 20. oOs.ng 81 - 81 -
In oetcber ~ DO November. ~ 30 20 81 81. sosns
q 9ldsi 81 no. Red 9s,ee.r -yStsl ~ az =
eiosas 81 so .asi ~ y do. DsceioDes. - ssssi 81,
laSt half october, 81 Sos..-.....Rlt scarce. Grn
saes 5000 busl. Ma. Western. ~ nc: state QUO ID
TfY quiet unolage d 49,. BARLEY MALT steady aud
aulc CORN-Make I'D &c better fair export aEd gl
home trade basines Oh speculative account
snea 3iGu bush 2O~uOO bush spot, including
Iugradei Western Mixed J3si d gc NO = 5isoJt -cj
Low Mixed d67ei No Nhits, oCcp inc.udnE GOD
bush for october delivery steamer AiAed October 5tS no
October Glazing 5t-GtAsc, including 10000
bu h. Tor special delivery Octp eI % c; No Neye1Oer
Stgq5b c. clOAg IS s2o5tc. do. Doef ncr % -,
Inc 55 S4ic better, "a nv actisei Gales
zoe 900 bush., including No, g. Sosdsoc. No q
White 864a3Tc: No. =. 36051c.; Ne. Wine. - 20
SS 1c White DO, 35asuo Waite STATE. Ssasze Feed,
stsadv Beans, moderately active Harrow al Jdsi 90
Neoiam FL 55 Pea 81 % Gst - Waite Kidney 81 %
Eed 10. al 65Qsl ALI choice
GUS NIES-Quict, unchanged bomeste Banging. 80
l0gc. -. .,., ,--,- .,--,. -. 49,. .
prices Arms shipping HAS quoted al oOe Ooa1oe i"'
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has repudated the whole part ~ it's debt This Is
matter which Americans should read, mark, learn and
inwardly digest Not only do the creditors aud
the damage to the matersl prosperity Of the repudst
ing states themselves assume appalling magnitude but
the sense OF shame for the financial dishonor thus
wrought becomes overwheming A glance at the
shameful account of value showing the temper
tendency touching public obligations Of the section
which, by It's unified action next year, confidently
rects 10 dictate 10 tho Democracy and through the De-
mocracy TO dictate The National policy It appears that
In every one of the rrpudatirg States, Louisiana
and South Carolina the degradation OF the public honor
followed directly upon tie heels Of Demoerate sucoess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
Gankrnpi Notices.

VNHIS Is TO GIVE notice. That on the
sv,h uay OF september A D. 1879, warrant in Sank:
rrIptcv was issued against the Estate OF tREDERlCh
UEISER and CHRISTOPHER IiEIsER. of New orS In
Inc County OF sw.YOik and OF NewloIk VINO have
been adudgod Bankrupts their own peut0ni ts, the
payments delivery 81 property Oeo ens
IL such BankIupts them either OF thetn or Tor r use
the oher OF them ard the transfer oil any property
hv them them, forbidden by law tLst meet
ing OF the OF the Bankfups Ia prove Their deO
ana Assignees OF their Estate wiz 20
held Court OF BanArnptey, TO be holden az no: 90
oeaway. CITY Of NewNOrk, before John fl'cn'
RcgsIeI 24ih Jay Of October, ls's q, O'Clock
~, -. -, -. N-,rly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
THE AUTHORITY PRONOUNCED DOUBTFUL
Flol The RcitsGh HsirS tDeml

W HI UIViI III IhII'V VI " n .t,VV' FIVI
ity FOR iis statements regarding state debts N Tie south
iu'tcad III cOlanP facts aud ruOrs from Ihe ftraro0f
Chronicle, well known Hs subrdixcd Journal Gevoted
"a certain moueyed ciQuet II would defy con
vocation OF experts To- arrive al ty conclusion from
Inn 1RlBUNE'r statement OF the debi VI North CarOua
IL would appear 10 II exceeding palms bad been taken
To give running statement OF what the State might
have owed instead of tanulutinG It, There several
which will proper attention
ds soon as a true statement can be furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

"My good woman" said en- evangelical
caller have you got TIA. gospel here T. No. sill. We
haven't replica Old cr0nc but they got II awful
down 10 Memphis
Bridgeport photographer recently took
cnoh re- vrrse giIls who sat for pictures ana
then woud take them, Nv displaying the rejected
photographs IN front OF his gallery labelled These
pictures COX Iauch like the originals. Trey Wonld
take them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
A eTpONG ARGVNENT.

From The N,r-If0rca Journd' Gnd coVr'er tReDA
TuE NEw-YoKK TRIBUNE is doing the cOun-
try good service publishing Tie idncl record OF me
Southern When iAc people wake up 10 the iact
that all Of The which ere laaly III rebel
lion have pnciaics part or te whole ot tcir urbts
losses. footing $50 lOOOOoO lslI chiefly oh
creditors; that toe wLO chiefly III
strueMtai the gigantic fraud now control the Con
ores. of the United states aud would dictate tho National
rocy n they could also secure the Presidency and that
tae saHe grudee against the North winch nstgated
rudlatou IN he one woud lead 10 the Reputation
81 thr National debt and tue pluudcrDg % the Treasury
which II supplied by taxation Il The North; tnen
they will see very practical reason why the parry That
l. M favor o. honest money and The honest payment OF
honest debts should mol defeated at the next Prcs
d.t al el.c
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are the closing quotations !:

state bonds were dull, the total sales of all de-
scripuons Tor the week amounting ony 70 70
Louisiana consols al 39ls. and North Carolina
special taxes, Class 3 at 4aJ@4.
Rather more than the usual amount of business
was done in city bank stocks the sales for the week
amounting to $40 shares, and ar full figures. To-
day 20 shares o. American Exchange sold az ll2l2.
A large business transacted IN railroad bonds,
with the new issues of Erie az the prominent
feature The sales of Erie second nSoild;.ted
bonds during the week amounted 10 S9.32I 900
at prices ranging between 7ISs and 81.
The coal bonds also were conspicuous because
of their advanced prices, and Ono and ppl
seconds rose 5l per cent. later reactnP per cent.
To-day "a large and generally we'll dstrl buted bust
ness was done but the speculative kinds of boads
OF course attracted the most attention. Erie
second cOnsOls iuctuated almost as wildly a. "a
rallied 10 81, tell to S2ss again rallied to ssh and
CLOSED at e2l2 against oZSs Yesterday. he trans
actions amog9.sd to 900 Fnnded os
price. and gold consols at 1127sQ113. against
1l3ls. Aew-Jersey Central issues were strong /;
consols at l0l, convertbles rising to 1924 and
consols continuing excited with sales at oO0
S7l2Gs6A. Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdcnsburg
rsts gained 2 per cent at 63i, and Chesapeake aud
Ohio first series l. at 4sl2 Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas Ists. opened up o per cent at 79l but later
sold at 79079l4. the seconds going at "a IA 81 l4d
81. Canada Southern guaranteed bonds yielded
from ~ to S5344S6, the dealings amounting TO
$4,000 81. Louis and Iron Mountain hrsts.
Cairo aud Fulton, advanced 3 to 1888. first pre-
lerred incomes D.ing steady AT Ii2. ST. ram SINK
ing funds at 1855 Il easier, and ST. Paul and
Sioux City L lower at 9G. Toledo and Wabash
converibles aeclined per cent To SO. The Pacific
Road issues generally were strong with little
or 10 change III the quotations. We note
sales Of Boston. Hartford aud Erie frsts
at aG4 M foi S9nths s5ore sinking t1..s
consodated at lis and seconds at 116, aud
Western Union Telegraph bonds at 115. The fol-
lowing are the highest and lowest prices of the
principal representative railroad bonds during the
week, and the closing sales day and a week ago :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
Eost an0 fonn0.

OST-Bank book No. 100, 500 of the Ger
IL savings Bank in the cry OF New ORR ~ nlsIs =;
The bang If restored before the l DAY OF N1NenDer
1879 application viii be- made 20 the bank for anew BOOK
l OST.-Bank Book No. Icy, issued by the
German Savings Bank In tine City Of New-NorK 10 Jh
sCHEUERMANN, is missing The hnoer or holieI 81 sS
AZ % the Bank III
Isor he Attn DAY OF October 1879 application Will be made
to the Bank Tor a new book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

The volume of business in stocks to-day was

The volume of business In stocks to-day was
large, amounting to 47O,SG2 shares. TIE opening
prices generally were at material advances over the
c.osing figures of yesterday. but sharp decline
quickly followed. Subsequently the market lied,
and then was feveIish with frequent fluctuations,
ranging from 3 20 1i202 per cent. The Erie deal
ings continued to be TIE conspicuous feature ~ the
market The FIRST price 1874. against 36'f last
evening \ quick advance to - was followed by Il
drop 10 }J3I rally to 81, sicadinoss 20 about 36l2
succeeded hy rapid advance 10 37l2 within the
last hall hour of business. and an ending at
35aia3G Tho preferred stock fuctuated IN about
the sane manner between 81 aud 1874, the lower
f,irr bcing the opening and closing price, against
81 Yesterday The coal stocks were next In IN
ter6.t, all of them opening with a great boon"
but they quickly dropped 10 . per cent with raj
hes and large fluctuations aiterward I he general
couisc Of their prices from opening to closing was
rs follows: Delaware. Lgckaw anna and Western,
75a71 ia -l3i: Delaware aud Hudson. G6l20Gll =
aG2; Ncw-Jcrsey CoDiTul, Goa 81 a O1a4 and Nor
ri, and Essex, oGG9l. 1ho general market moved
up and down within Il narrower range, after tho
motions of the s ochs named and generally closed
AT figures below those Of Last night, and weak.
RANGE co. uiE STOCK EAa<EL
Hsrerorfed bp ne Goid ana sioas HtegnaDh coHoaau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
Ecaal Notlces.

NOTICE of ASSIGN MENT.-Not Office is hereby
y given that WILLIAM II BURNT and ~ ilLIA. u
ILDSf fiID .anpfsng tn firm ol ~ ilNil < l.i.ON.
Al Id of To ,i- n Newark ~ the county 81 bsaeN ana
60. a. N,vl,f-.g have tlls day made assignment 10
~ rb. o nr estate for The equal bcnent OF Their
,nI nf the sad creditors must exhibit their re-
80 ans und.r oath affirmation within the term OF
~, a. mout,is.-iateu september -, lht' - =.
VII '' .t,HGT a. DoWBEN, Assignee Newark " j.
\ plas may presented 10 NE assignee or 10 Couit
4 tot,Il ma attorneys, 1CD bIOadst, NeWafk. ". j.
% a. IN, GLOAOL A. DOWDEN. Assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
A FRIGHTFUL EXHIBIT.


THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE Is continuing Its
series on developments against ,he debthrklug states
Of the south There is nothing necessarily partisan IN
these papefs D. yund what tue FACTS aud guitS prove
although II must be confessed that the aggregate cor
strongest arrangement against the
ex-(ouedcrate party taat could be imagined la these
ortces THE TRIBUNE has taken one after the otter.
rhe nuaucia records OF the rcbelOus states showing
Tic history Of teir state securities, tnCir present value,
ana the acts Of Legislatures and GoiefnOrs affecting
them. The exhibit A. Il frigdfu one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
REpunIATIoN AND srATE RIGnTs.

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, which so Justly
merits the title OF the leading American sp6per
IL dong the Nation signal b. publishing series
OF articles showing how the Solid South " has syse-
maticaly under Democratic rule swindied its credit
out OF hundreds millions dollars and that
without the slightest paliaion the doctrine thu.
reputation Is OF the nacnahlo nights If Sovereign
States These disclosures naturally suggest the query,
II the Couicderates conduct their Fate finances mus,
bow would they deal with the fusnces of the Nation n
they should gain full control of the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
SOUTHERN RESPONSES 10 THE TRIBUNE
WANTS THE NORTH SHOWN UP NEXT.
From The Audnt1 C0Tst,futtOn tIe,a.)

FTOn nc ftTdNt1 tOfFtIutlUI lIIeINJ
Now that The NLw-IOKK TRIBUNE has
Completed Its story Of the epudato OF public debts In
the South hope II VIII have tue fairness to add
eTal chapters the work OF Northern rcpudators Let
IL tell the story OF the population OF tho entire railroad
State debt BY The Republican State Of MDnesots OF the
Reputation Of So 547 coo by sixteen counties and
cities m the Republican state OF Kansas, and 81 the
pudatol ~ ~ SIT 0OO IN counties and five
cities of the Republican state OF Illinois. twill favor
with all The facts connected with these acts OF re-
uuda.iJn we will agree 10 furnish many more
instances Of absolute liquidation Northern States iOr
pictorial presentation in It's broad columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
TENDENCY OF THE SOLID SOUTH.


The NEW YORK TRIBUNE Is publishing
81 aFtices under the heading oil Ic Depf rnfA
1Dg Party" Tecltng the history Of financial dsLouOr
made by the ID IOcracy Of the Southern ~ atcs within
The last fOfty years and chiefly within the last
hive years. Ii Is pleasant task 10 call pub
Hc attention 10 such dlEgfhecful record, as lHE lRb
UNE says tr introductory tue s,les btt it would
Dc idle 10 dispute the pDrtsnee Of te facte No State
IN the Union break .ab with It's creditors ana re-
pudiate lie Obligations without doug injury TO every
kae a. vel to thc Nation itself Yet Will single
exception SUITE which engaged III tue rebellion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
COURT OF APPEALS.

albany y. Y, Oct. Sin tho Cont Of Appeals
t0ay-present Hon sanford T. Church j. ann Assoc
oiates. No. 3l-Chares H. Ford and another eNscnlors
appe ants ag +. Joyce and aTothe resronGents
srguei bv Aass Parker for appellants Theron strong
Tor respondents SiIhe people rel tbIam H. Darcy
and auOhcr respondents agt Waiter L. Livtnga T. apper
liant.
The following Of Appeals day calentar for
Monday. 1879; Nos. 10 26. 49, 90, 20 GS ~ a.