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New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
FACT MORE POTENT THAN FORGERY
Prom m Augusa lMeD Journal (RepD

WatervIlle has IA local ISSUE" Ill which tho
lines sharply drawn. As our readers already Ku0w,
tue stockholders OF the Lockwood Company have iOr
coutcmpla aod the erection OF "a ami mag
ninccHt cotton mill III tat Town. rhe stockholders
notified, weeks previous state election,
Thursday September Id, To consider tn ex-
pediency OF buillng new factory. Tue Meellng was
ned, but the result OF the Name election WAS disas
trous and dlscouraglng enterprise that action
was taken sIoeAhoirrs except refer the wuOe
subject 10 tac directors The dcIo met AT WiterSle
on Wednesday last October 20, IN view OF the result
of Ihe erctIun Oao ana Indiana tugether vita tho
probaD election oi GLIhcld and Arthur making
ut 40 change the tdrt tuey yotou stock
holders 10 subscribe 1850 900 to bud new MIL giving
thom un,Il DscemUer 10 ueCde will do
II Gaticd ana Art,ur are elected. 100000 VIII BE-
pcnied Ia the erection OF uIilcent cuttOa nil ~
Wateryile. when will give employment To hundreds Of
operayes crease tne business OF place curre-
sp0nuiugly T. h tncuck aud English elected, g.Oud
VIII be broken not shUNcIlul Of earth N De 0Ach
Tie proposed SITE, not br oh lad, not dollar cx'
pended
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
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A 'IflpTN1s- 80 T,os-6' ,luu
ANNoUNCrMENT~-s rGge-6th column.
BANKING aOUsES AND EANKtRs 7m FG0f-lth eo'uu'''
h, Al ANl uONS- ID ia. c--4 u 'tu~l
BrsINfss CHANCE Sd race lst celnulu
BIsINtss NOTICES A. IGCe-lst count
CoRIogA1IOk NOTICt~-6M Pd0r- II coliinn
DAN,ING ACApEMIEs--3d PG0s 1<t coiuuh
D., GlNf y NO. - fGg 4th "tu"i''
DRESS MAKING-3d Pdge-I>t coldmn
fIICIION NOTICEs-ON fGGe-1t" o'uH-o -e,,.,.
EuroprAN pvKHTIskNENT--7M Pour ON coiu"n
p AHIn-7A IGoe 81 am 4tu c~uS'nS
TuRNIIURF-3d PGgc-4 column
GRATIS AND ftNpFR~ Sd PG1f- u 'oiu'h'
lN,1uT,.t!o' Sd PdQf-2d and 3d "lu"hH.
IICTTltS AMI NtI1iNG,-50 Idge-ot' 'o'u"'"
lft Al NOrICEs-3d PGge- A. .'luihn
IosI All foTNi, 30 Y00c-5 b co'umh
N.TpIF AND SLATF MANTrtS-3o PGgr-3d colnnn
M.TpIAcTs AND DEATHs-5h I0gC-3d co unn.
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Oh Oumn %, ,
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loI1lCh N.TgOI>-5 GJt--4 h,0th ana Oth couiune
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SrKkMnoArs AND RALRoADs-7h PdGe-oih ana ON
columns.
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New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
HORACE GREELEY on HANCOCK'' ORDER 40. 10.
Fron, The NeO York Tribune, Dec 7, 1867.
General HaucOck's order purports 10

be made with view o. conforming TO
the Constitution OF the State OF Louisiana,
a thing winch. II IL had any existence, would
supersede CT neral Hancocks authority altogether.
If wishes issue order har negroes sBai sit
jures Ougnt 10 have the mannosS O do openly
No STATE COusutut on has ,thOrty Gem
erdl Hancock than have tue laws France whom the
territory once beionged. Just the President whIle
tr1mplng under foot the Constitutions Of the Southern
Stt.s, pretended to ooey TN Hancock. while hold
ns his very office under law which declares that ths
SOutuerH States nave no evil government and there
fore no cons1tuiOusa to Tue nOst OF Louis
dead constitution AZ II II were living law. IL
looks as ii General Hancock had entered the lists
competitor with Andrew Johnson and John L.
Holman for the next Presidential nomination.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

The Dudley Buck Opera Company IL singing
"Dcscret" this week at Haverly's Theatre, Brooklyn
deacon Crankett " was last week inflicted upon
st. Louis.
Miss Fanny Davenport will appear at Niblo's,
November l.
Mr. Thomas W. Keene has made what seems 10 DO
a genuine success IN Cnlcago, IN high tragedy.
Rce's Surprise Party appeared at Hayery's
Theatre, on Monday evening, in their extravagauza
called " Reyels."
Mr.. Lvsander Thompson has painted portrait Of
Mr. Charles r. Thornc, ir. which may now 10
viewed III Broadway window. II Is a strong WORK
Mss Gabrielle Du Sand is acting at the Novelty
Theatre. williamsburg as Mathi'de N the drama Of
- Mis- AIntunV
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
LIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRpIGx-The Irish Land League makes a gen.
eral appeal for aid - The Grst division of the
Kurds who have invaded Persia is within thirty
miles OF Tabrlz. 60 Justice Lush Is to succeed
the late Mr. Thesiger us Lord Justice of the High
Court of Appeal in England. GO The Sultan has
reduced the limit for the surrender Of Dulcigno to
eight days.
DnMesnC General Grant and Senator Conkling
spoke at a great meeting IN Rochester yesterday
- Two NewYork SPEAKERS addIessed a Repuoh-
can meeting in North Carolina YESTERDAY. 60
Vice-Presideut Wheeler spoke at Watertown yes
terday. - The seventh annual Convention of
th. Woman's National Temperance Union began at
b sion YESTERDAY. 80 Tue municipal elections in
Bali imore were held. - General Garfield ad-
dressed 72l ladies who visited linn at Mentor yes
terday = FIRES were found in the cotton on the
steamers Tmssh. Da beattIe. and Josephine, which
sailed from Galveston recently: no serious INJURY
was done == L. ID. Mansfield tie wel-known
new paper writer. died aear Morrow. ONO.
CITY AND subj BAS.-ihe exposure of certain
features IN w. X Grac3s career caused much com
neni Yesterday; additional details of his opera
tions in Cailao and New-York are gwen today. 60
The forger of t. Chinese letter Kenward Philip, was
arrasted. - Sarah BernharJt arrived. =-E
William Dewd wrote letter accepting the RepuD-
hcan nomination Tor Mayor. - The Ansonia
Clock Companys factory in Brooklyn totally
des.royed by fire. - The closing sessions of the
En- copal Convention were held. -= C. Rlsley 81
Co dealers IN coees. Jailed with liabilities esti-
mated at $500 600. - Gold value OF the legal
tebder silver dollar (412l2 grains,, S6.o2 cents.
stocks active and higher and closing strong at near
TO the best figures
1Hr WEATHER TRIBUNE local observations in
dIcste clear and partly cloudy weather. with slight
changes in temperature. Thermometer yesterday:
Hignesi, $50; lowest. 39c average, 4S1'.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
PCBLIC OPINION.

1t is the c0mpe tltIOn of the cheap labor of
Europe not the Cu cre tat Is mos dangerous
u Tie American wOfklugm H. lPnliadc pnla Press
QRep)
We believe it is a historical fact that no.
body pres ded over the Ultcd states senate whO
nitrate OF silver as hdr-Ou- Cncnnati Comm. +
cia (k'D1
1t wIs bad enough to forge IA letter Oh Gar
field bat - advertis ann ds unable % spell slmpe
word correctly he having been a school teIcher, IS
crime against common schools indianapolis Journal
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

tional Committee in one OF their documents 10 tho
labpring men, as an eminent protectionlst yet s,l
Randall said in 2 letter to a constituent IN 100
The tariG question isa myth and will not be aDle 10
he nscd Fenpsy'ran,a cants market good ded nore
Jop Droiccfi9n There was "A time when we were
rouuG. Now we are on our feet III the WORKING
,,e, trnst their future TO that kind OF protection
lists they must be anxious to have thcr "aso' IL
ducrd to the European level.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
Amnsements auo fleenngs 10 Night.

Ptyou OPERA HoUsE-" I le Snow Flower"
B,,oTH's THEATRE" Cinderella"
patN'> iHtArRt Our r rst Families" -
fIFTU AVENUE THEA RE" An American GHh
uAyFRLY's THEArRE-" Rcveis.'
EInIeoN SQUARE THEArhr-" Hazel Krke."
NIBLO's GARDEN" Ny Partner"
pARK ATRF AK :" -. v-.... >,
san FRANCISCO MINsTRELs-" our Torchight fataue'
+ .NpArB IHFATRF-" The Upprr Gust
Union solABT lHEATRE-" Danlel Roc at"
IA AIIAck's IHFA1kK "fhe GuVnOr."
kNyrrCAN INsTrTUTF FAIR.
MAsoNIC TTwPIE-" IIClrn PotteT'S Pieiafes."
NITEoPOITAN CONCERT HAII-'"ncft
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

months OF intense public excitement ehuns }"
what no mn can loresee. what Would HaPp'"
10 business in that periodl Let the business
man who thinks he takes no risk IL staying aI
home or in voting for Haucock think OF thls'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
Sauaion, Ia. Auc. 2G 1880.
WHY SOLDIERS ursI voTE roR HANCOCK.

HoUss OF BEPRGSE NATIVES,
WAsHINGToN y. G., Apul %, lo3O.b
DEAR Sir: Your favor wa duly received. l
world most checriUiy mtrO!uc' and urg'
H., n sag. OF a bIl sucu as Won n 'IeSt, but WITH
the present Democratic ElOuSe pension
ID. as aio not have mach favor. 1t has Or-
colue Almost impossible to get consideration o. such
a blll at all and wien cons dcred. It's chance oI
passing the House very remote. and ssse keeDei
General w no H. aa che hc1G Oft;se s'cn-
sion COnEnistee in tac Senate - stlli
more :.ver>c 10 aiiovin. amy s"ch biii~
Io pass. II woIId not br "A; all proDt lie, thcrr,
for. that the bill will be got through. l VIII
confer with YOUR brother. Ii he thinks there Is
onvtIiug IN the matter will very cordially act III
Inc matter Very truly f. f. BEITZHOoyER.
l.. ". CUREIDEN, esq.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
THE "DLSCH4EGED" TICKET.

For the convenience of those voters who do
not think it necessary to have clean handed
men in the municipal Offices or on the
bench, we have prepared a few ballots which
can be cut out and voted next Tuesday.
Everybody will know whom they are cast for ::
FOR MAYOR:
man who discharged by the
Board OF Marine Underwriters in this city
upon proof had his position IN their employ
10 defraud them.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

man who as Deputy Register eIacted according to
Register Ioews statement illegal fees and committed
other unlawful acts account OF which Register Loew
was prosecuted by the Bar Association the prosecution
being abandoned only on his promise to reform these
abuses.
This is a charming ticket to offer to re-
spectacle community.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
A SOUTHERN SHOUT FOR FREE TRADE.
Fom ne VekS6urg Herald (DeBt)

we say, nurrah IOf low taIlH, ana, II nPeu
be- fOI out out free Iade. We weary OF
ig blows ana giving none and II Hancock Is deleaie ed
opportunity wih present itsel. Mr.. Lamar VIII
splendid free trade speeches year. 50 viii
Hampton ana Hooker and Garland and SO VIII all lead
ing SOutherners except those Louisna, aud viii
many good Republicans In the West
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
HOW CAN A DECENT MAN RENAL A DEMOCRATt
from The Indianapolis NeWs (Tnd)
W N M lIl MINI In ,.n hn fnnl mi

ana instincts Of considerable portion Democratic
party there viii be an appreciate fa OF IA the vOto
OF that OrganlZ lton next week There those VINO
are Democrats iroin belief PRINCIPLES that years ago
guided IN party aud which thcy personally stl cher
lsh, but tney Will not couDena such Infamous crimes
as bId-iaced forgery and wilful, wicked base YIua
which IL be the last Of Barnum thOss
Who the aClve vi Tue organization.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

which has done excellent work in tins can
vass, will fire the last gun OF It's camnalgh 1T
Chickering Hall tomorrow night. Ine HON.
Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, who is most ehter-
tanning speaker, will make the " long tax.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

Many Of those who are announced as sending
money 10 Mr.. Leonard ". Jcrome'- Conservative
Jndepcndrnt Hancock Republican Fund are mystic
nously anonymous, and ardently express the WISH
thai their names shall not bee mentioned. " FIVE
Drv Goods Clerks" give 800; a Mother whose
Son Foneht at Gettysburg sends 500; " Per
soual F.icud of General Hancock RENTS $1,000 ;
An Italian" 80; Don't Mention My Name 80 {;
and tine donors who sign oDiy initial, are hghy
liberal. Cp to thi, time. neither Mr. jerome nor
li, treasurer. Mr.. Cauda has made any distinct
statement OF what is to be done with the money
There has been a mysterious hint that 1t Is to be
us.d for the defence of the polls on election day
over Sgi. .OGO. which Sir. jerome says is what he
has received TO he used ia defending the polls 10 he
cmuloycd against Mr.. Jeromc's own poitta,
friends When wcr, the polls in thi, city in danger
from ANYBODY cl,o7 Does NJ jerome mean to
use tbcse funds in brbng his own plrtl5aus TO keep
ouict. and not 10 vote more than t"icei Defence
of the polls, indeed!
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

Mr.. Dowd saws, in hls letter of acceptance
" Ii am elected Mayor no sect shall c'h'i"'
"or divide during my term OF oince 'ne pun
"lic schools, or tie public school funds ln"'
means safety : on the other side is rsk'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
ISK q IItiCH

GET THE GrErISr A-TiCLE.- 70" GREAT
po,uilfi.y0i w B'.s oNr'rf' of 'op LIVER plL MD
rtt 4 induced .n TO I~ to ai empt 10
p@ln n iupl. ~ icl %. u"rown MA uartfei bat any
ne on d, o.I-. of tul-u uiptl n
sho .t er" they purchase ' ruc. II REQ r'
.u.ur r-ult. fits ns- 1~ h'~ fc' ninth ii
f,ls M Ia. .rc.nr hf> lu.- rF ieI,e on o. V us "A
ma -Hc s- ln rulW'Har com idhl. l.c o-lil,4
Oi ttm posses t-iliu2 iN' a7 C'u'hfH
wtDf p.. u.l.er D ly D. Wlo'r ~ - lies'uurd nN
and ~ IrIlenIs..
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
FOR MAYOR A.:
FoR sIrPERIOR COURT JUDGE :
EOR REGISTER:

man who was turned out OF law partnership for
failing TO account for moneys collected on behalf OF the
firm.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

The arrest of so-caed journalist con-
uretcd with the newspaper winch published
tbe forced Chinese labor letter Is the result
of some days of excellent detective work
The evidence that TINS man forged the
letter is believed to be overwhelming, ana
there seem, to be reason to hope that he VII
uay the penalty OF his crime in composing a
malicious abel upon General Ga field. THis
much should be done III tIe Intcres. OF public
d,ceucy; out, after al, how iuadcqu"te such a
puuisniAemt will be when contia.ted Wlth
the offence. The imprisonment OF an cb-rurt
newspaper writer viii atone for bis crime.
out wuat shall be said Of his accessories after
ibr fact. who are to be numbered by thou
sands. aud some OF whOm stand high III the
community? The Democratic National Com
m.iee participated III 'hi, mans aciS. Know
jn0 that General Garfield had denounced
fine letter as forgery, they persisted
an publishing it brOda cast, even after
il had been proved 10y evidence which would
have been competent III court OF law that
General Garfield could not have written 1t.
Democratic newspapers OF the best rank as
Sl>tci i'm this shameless political crime, and
Democratic orators who have always been re-
d, rjrd As gentlemen followed their mean eX-
annie. This man Phlp ou sht certainly to go to
iail. baf the demands OF justice would be fully
satisfied only upon sending the managers OF the
Democratic National Comm'ttee and lew
dozen newspaper editors along with him.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

There seems to DE something Ike revival Of
Kuow-Tothugi,m in Ohio, whore tie Democrats
are reported to be holding secret meetings and
ORGANIZING lodges Of the sons of Liberty. We do
not know whether this is OF is not revival Of
Know-Notungi5.n, or whether citizens oil foreign
birth are or are not admitted to these lodges; but
We have hardly ever before known what thc word
desperation meant. The spectacle of the great
Democratic party dancing about in deiIIous
state. running its heal into hole trying al! manner
of stupid lodges, and expecting TO elect President
Of this great Republic in this small way, IS a mel
ancholy suggestion Of the weakness OF human
nature, and oxcltes mingled feelings of pity and
contempt Men can better do without Office than
without self-respect. If they could have carried
their President, victory would hardly have
brought them much satisfaction; but to be so self
beslnirched and yet beaten-t is really terrible
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

No NAssAU-sr. NEwNoRE.
Buy and sell all issue Of Government Bonds in large OF
STna amounts market prlces ana VII he peS'f
t. furnish Information u reference an mltcrs connected
with Investments in Goyeinmeu b.. DIS
w are prepared TO give IN oruotpn IN regard to tiScsS
Raj way securities and to execute orders for Ae same
IIuy aud sell a MAJ tab stocks and Bonds on coinms
soa at DE stock TXci rre or ID ere open marSoL
Rec i've acc,nuisof Banks u&cs, Merchants AMI others
ami eovg interest on o.y ieccs ard for those keeping
ocoo li ms we co .ct -ui,.i states coupons nd rcss
t.rediaic.cst cld Other coupons. . eH-s 0c ana credit
viii. ut charge
We ave special attention or'e7s from innbs mixers
Ip.t.tu s and investors oI' o. Tie cy. ov MAIL or iff
-p.., . tv ors n GovE.sE.T BOND, TATE AND RAIL
NON no>p. pANK ~.lC1-. NAL..AD SIocHs and other
sccu''. r5
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

nm I'M >OUIH IS >JLiD roe R3\tOCh
F,ou ne aa,1tos. roUeJ Tug,u,rn. JuN %. lsso.
"Con,der what Lee AID J.cs.on would do were
the, alive rufs APR TIt SAME PRINCIPLES FOR
WHICH laE1 fought FOR FOUR WARS. Hcneuher
the men wuo poured to,.J th'r life blood on Viz
en.a', sol. and do no :6.a!on che % now. Re-
member that upon voIr vote depend, tie success OF
the Democratic urkrt."-l HGc HIWp'3a, at Mc
notae in he interest of Dmoo',ic harmoHy IN IW-
eiai0. al StdaHOa. JYV-j I,oJ.
I, ,oy ,,o,,ucf J.,o~ atsof Ht,1f,n cbo ct the
platform tgbl. At.,ato1 slo.e
W. +le Ilrdcr,iguot. ...l.i tis 50 .cl OF General
Wal Hampton. denver .i 81 30 ,u 0l, on tsr 2Gth
of Juiy VI nave q a>, re Il the repor th-rro pub
hsird In Tde FdiIey Ji-giaiIa o. tn - # } iI,
and hereby certIfV thai tuat rrpor. lab ~t;ti-
fially correct ARCHIBALD G. STUART,
II. T>SIFY,
4. G. CORD y.
lTGH J.. LYLE.
c,.-.,.n l. h,c OC $50
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

This is the latest Hancock and English
motto from the Solid south "Then let us
cease to concern ourselves about the National
"credit."
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

There will be a meeting at the Cooper In
stitute tonight, winch Is likely TO attract u
great number of the young Republican and
mdep rndent voters, who are all Garfield men
together nowadays. Charles Francis Adams,
jr, and Wayne MacVeagh will speak, ana
BlaYtln Ives Will preside.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

The Episcopal House of Deputies Tues
day voted to amend the canOns 30 as to
hermit, under certain rules. shortening Of
lne services.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

TIE Republican Central Campaign Club,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

Total.......l78ll l-o5ii $40 Io''i. -o'l95 i2''o0
nit, ,o.r,,r 1.7o t-sil3 White popular - t.l2Q5i
ct at So 2u.lU3 White voice - l349y
Ill, counted 80 OBJ W NHll' 'V'' D'' ' -
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

married to the daughter of one OF the most highly
respected Italian nOblemen.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

The Mayors of New York, OF whatever party
have usually been men of good character ana
since the Tammany ring went down, all nave
been. Edward Cooper Smith Ely. jr" ana
WIN. f. Ii vemeyer have been iesa' ded as cItl-
zens who were personally above reWoach.
The proposition that we snail now put the gov
er,mrnt of the ch er OF American cities III
change of man VINO was dismissed by thr
Board of Underwriters for betIaying his en-
ploycrs may strike the ayeia-e iammahy
d mo rat fayorably. bur it is not likely to b.
received with enthusiasm by selfIcspectnE
citizens.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
FISK & HATCH,
No. ) NAssAr-sr- Nlw YORK.

.xp paALERs IN GOVERNMENT BONDS AND OTHER DEIEABL
INVESTMENT sECURuIrs
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

There Will be business mems meeting to-
day which will be worthy of the name. 1T Will
be ncld in front of tne Sub Treasury buiidihs
at $3.50 o'clock. The meeting VIII be III
char 20 of well-known business men. Jackson
5. Schultz will preside, and Colonel Robert
G.. ngcrsOu and others will speak.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
3,&>y-1 gs.l A.;}il1 0r5bp3le

rounp1p ~ HceAoe GREELEY
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

A change which would put the Government into
the hands of forgers would be radical one. that's
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

The decent Democrat VINO is proud of mis- party at
this moment and who taxes genuine pleasure in
working and voting with ii. would earn a very
handsome chrome bY making statement TO that
effect, and swearing to It.
sneaker Randall is cited by the Democratic Ma
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

"Make no more cowardly concessions that
"sccession was revolution and folly no more
"sell accusations of having committed trea-
"son.' This is the advice OF Miss sSpp
editor, who says the people of the North "re-
.' tuse to believe u.s. and who is evidently OF
opnlon that he and his friends may as well
show their real sentiments.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

''If it can stand without our active concern
"abont it, let it siaud and welcome, and II 1t
"cap,t. let it fall and be damned" THIS is
said of the n ltional credit by MISSISSIPPI
editor who supports Hlncock and Engllsh
Ii is not "sectl0n iism to say such things.
O. mott is scctlondlism to Object TO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
AnAY LAT GLEN ISLAND.

Three trips each were made on Sunday by the
steamers Laura NJ. Starn and st. Nicholas to Glen
Island and on every trip the full carrying capacity
of the vessels was tricd They carry about loo
persons each with comfort. and il is safe 10 assume
that there were AT least 1000 persons the little
island during the day. The number was far beyond
the modest expectations of the proprietor at this
early season, and rs consequence few persons
club house to make his supply OF provisions do
duty equal 10 that of the miraculous loavcs and
fishes His stock of bread exhausted. and
there WAS evidence that the crop Of Spring chickens
had suffered from the army worm or some other
cause almost TO depletion. Otherwise the day was
a highly enjoyable one. The old club house Of the
New-York Yacht Club, transported FROM Staten
Island to this point. has been fitted up into pic
turesque and convenient restaurant of three floors.
Near this Mr.. Stlrin has built pavilion where
clam bakes and beer only ale served, and this
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
STIBBING FOUR MEN SEUERELT.

Sebastian Kunzg a laborcr, who lives in
MISUNDERSTANDING y-scc0nd-st, hrtwrtn Seventh
nud Eighth-avcs.. locked up Ia tho
Manhattanvillc Poco station late Sunday night
uft.r stahhng two men ana attempting to shoot the
officer WHO urIrstcd hun. KunLE met two brothers
named George aud Challcs Meyer shortly before ma
niQbt in Onc-hundrct hrtceuth.st between Fifth
and SiXthayes., and engaged In quarrel
with them. lie drew knife aud stabbed
both OF the men. cutting them severely
about the arms. The the encounter heard
by Officer John Slcbhin~. who undertook To- arrest Kun
zig The officer struck him the arm, Knocking his
knife ont OF hs han1 The aborer then drew revolver
from his pocket and presenting at the officer
ne was knOckrd down bv Il wei directed blow with
the club After desperate struggle hc was b"uVd and
tnlcn to the police station. The Meyer brothers. who
1--we AT Onc hurdrrdand thTt"entll-ri and Flithavr
had their wounds dressed by police surgeon Their
Injuries II also learned tnd younger
brother Frederick Meyer hHd been stabbed by Kunzlg
and wounded seriously the groin, aud that his slbSc
Quent QuHrlt grew out Of this cnrOuItcr Frederick
Meyer was taken to hospital. kunzlR was lnt0xl
cate0,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
RpooKLyN MUNlCpAL MATTERS.

When Commissioner French reached the office Of
tLc Department Of Public Works in the Municipal
Umldiilg Yesterday morning, hr found the corridors
and stalrwayS throngcd with placc,hnntrrS. lhr
Llockrd M The Sidewalk. In his office Mr. French
also found about 800 letters asking plnccS. H.
snys that he will make no appointments for several
days.
commissioner nf ExcIsc Lcich who vas appointed
with Herman CulrlI 20 constitute the Board of
Excise has not yet qualified for TINT office. MIR.
Colcll qualified and filed his bond yesterday. Act
ing on the advice oi cX-IudFc Morris. McSsrs.
Lrich and Pvburn propose To take their seats rs
usual in the old iirard of Police and EXcSr claim
lng that General Jonrdan IL not sole head OF the
Board of the Police until all the new Commissioners
have qualified II is said that Mr.. Lrich Il holding
ont because tine tea days within which he
can accept will expire on june 20. aud after J""'
81 the Controller and Auditor under the act Cannot
appomt bur the old officers will hold over until
January. 1852 when the Mayor viii have the solo
power Of appOlnim mcnt.
In the Fire Department no change h II beer. made
as Mr. Worth has not returned from ihc CHlcago
Conventlon nor has he sgncd his acceptance of
his aUUOiutmcut.