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, 1880-07-08
Celebration of the Completion Of the
Liberty Statue for New York
Harbor.
Unsatisfactory Condition Of tho Crops In
Germany lnl Russia.
Many Land Agitation Meetings Ha1d in tho
West Of ireland.


fnss7AST1Nt,pI.E, .DuY lily urslcr Of tho
Minister OF Wnr, llcottf I'ashn. Governor nj
ALrnnople, t,ns commenced to 1uphlltxo tho Scu-
pnA Army Corps. Thu task ID slItflotalt, ms tho
nrsna and iutEcs aro wanting. hui IfeOl1f fnshh
hopes By tho :p1h It,st. to have .1,(U0 effective
,nei,, three slantlrnis of cavalry. and thirty
ihrpu x.i1,a IN readiness for the te1. Ocea for
the enrolment OF volunteers wGro Npc,nd
throughout Adriunopia on tho aaih Of juno, and
tho returns for tho first two tllys report l,409
enr"!cd, Troops hayu heen constantly arsiving
ut Adsinnnl.c during tho p.lst week. ,,
The lfthit hnnoittlcts TINT tho doc!alon OF tho
Cnulercneu wna communicated u tho Tirklsl,
Mnatcr NJ lcrill1, who Ind tMoB instructed tn
reply that tho boundary nlDntDd caIlnot be no.
ccptc'l
IMoSCLAps FOR THE ApfstATtC.
StrorRl Turkish itt,afatlA. tllldcr command OF
Ilolmr, pushn will Htnrt for the Alrlatiu imluc-
datrly tu witch the onnst.
- nErt,HAs IN AafA MINOR. :
Tho chief points of Apetldn Tusha'a sehcmo
Of reforms III ASH Mlnor nro embodied IN llOl0
to the Powers. The Europcnn Conplisslon has
been Abandoned. y
SEwa NOT REASsun1EGt -.
nERL1N. July T.-Fnltienl u!rclos c0patder war
botwchn Greece nud Turkey incvit4hle. Tho
nuws Fruln tho Eust Ii not icassurtng.
nptSIQS oF.rItE N1tlTlHEf AAn.ssaApon,
0asetcl,, tho british Ambassador, Is convinced
TINT wItllta,t tho employment Of iii armed fpruo
,lo nttion " thg unitml Powers will nvhtl nny-
thing lg.Iust the passive resistance Of Turkey.
4 rltESCtt 5uultSAL IN TIiE SITUATION,
Tho ffrpAbft}te FtttncnkG of larls snya, "Tho
SultAn's rrrt1sl1 Ia obey tho Powers would DO
ctlntnlcnt f"tto dissolution Ut bis Empire md
tho forfeiture ur powpr by hts rico. Anything
sllort Of at,snsuu refusal will not rc1utru tho liz
turventinn of tho Powers, for II tho Pnrtu rero-
Is declares Itself llnnhle to lolycr tho territory
np,lr1 ftrfpin tim 0Utt1 ntttn In III n
, 1880-07-08
TIE DROWN TRIAL.

8pftiaI UIpa1th 10 Tho ChIeoeo 7F98NHk
1SpiANArot1s, Ind, July 7.-Mrs. Mary nrow1,,
chArRrtl with tho murder OF her husband, tonl<
tic wlthoss.atand to-Ay in ior Owl bphnlf, heidi
Ing II tho Rriater part Of tho tiay. Ilcr stnry
vnric1 easantjnlly IN nj Tao front tfmt told by
hex hex. y fho Wnte tr!1I Tl,q trt.rnpn. yo'' vi
irg wpingn. Mnny Of t!,oYl tpuk tl,oir dinners
With tton III OrlDr to hold front scnta for TIC
iuv.
, 1880-07-08

alsetai Correspondence af Tho chftaoq 7rihune+
vINcxSsEs, lnd.. July a-Jahn Koerncr was
.'angornrsly. II not fatally, wountled by tho
cHretess tlrtuE of n revolver yestordny. Kocrtcr
VIVA walking down Naln street, .a'ld, whan op-
tho contents Of rovolter In tho hn,lls OF QUO Ot
ssniah's ,e,nployteA 1t seeuls tho lattcr wore
etlobrtinx ly ilrlnH llAhk-pArtrld4us, and,
slf9htingIyi bnt his physfcan to-day pron0unpos
llld ellsQ pElt!Calt,
, 1880-07-08

THH ENpK1tQlt WILI1AM.
LOXnnN. 1Mly7.-A dispatch from Berlin eays.
Tho Emperor will lenvu Fms IN n few lays, ant,
nftor short stay at Matnau Island. viii gu to
Onstctn, whero ho will nloet tho Emparslr Of
Austria, Tho mootlng IL to bc Of Il private ohur,
THE nqpQRr, :. ,,.,..
LoEpON, July "a berlin correspondent at
tho IiMts reports TINT tho balance Ut thu iuxet
OF tho uartllnn Enuiro trlnY tho lsnnAoinl year
';t-'SU. ending MurCtl Ill, shows u totAl surplus
incunl0 OF wv, ,QlB tn1rks.
- &C. TIfR Cli0rF.
during May tho imports Qf, wheat. corn oats,
md ulAize were much 1nrger ti1Nu tho exports.
Thu ruporfs froln. tho different Provinces Ut tho
lFusalAh monarchy OH harvest prQsneats prnre
OF MHy whs IN q Kscut H,easl,r1 3s,stifloL Tic
corn hurycst Will 10 very sns,lt IN I'LL THO n0rth-
cent af tho or.'Innry tnrvest will bo 4ot in. ke-
portA Fr,m knssin, Hungary, and Gul!uta also
announce that great t!oilcEt Ii expected.
, 1880-07-08

A still alarm tn Engna Company No. 3 at 1l:10
yestcn'ay morn!ng waB oattsod by u fire in u ono
story frame barn In tho rear Ut No. eii8 1ntIiana
nvc1tlu. oco,,plod by Dr.. Eycrson. Caltso, boys
4 still nnru to EngRo Ctnpnny No. 10 At +
o'clock last evening was cntlsGd byR fire IN IL
two-story tr1lne building Ut No u1h1 StRte Atreet
owned BIZ Ehhr1es Hwlrta md neeurioA by A.
P0Qtlexon. buk0r. DAMAgo tYlnIp8. -.
, 1880-07-08
STARVED TO DEATH,

Four WAYsx, Ind. july 1.-The dead body Of
uaAn uatned Joseph kuekstotp, wns found tp-
day In u roo.a ut tho conlrai. lIotol q lodgi.lK
hntiso for poor clAssea, 1ts body had eyidch.ly
ll.n fnr Ab0ut ono week, aud It is shppV5edtthe
1svease1 pertHhtI 0f uturyNtIu..
, 1880-07-08

NEW ronx, July 7..-Tho death wntct, t,ns bccn
rot oyer O!,asttno Coz. tho eolarol man WIN
killed Mrs. Hull last summer. lio is sentenced
to t,o hanged on tho 10th lust. arl his spirit Is
now hls'ke,l, 1ic hns lust ni' topo. ,td sryA he
J. rent1y IL die. rtrtr, 1&ilt,0's turn 10 endure
Ing of Cox. Bplpn Killed hla wife sovclul months
ugo.
, 1880-07-08

-----.-- IN NEW 1WlfNs:.
NEW YORK. July ia 1rQ broko out nt 81 Wn-
ter strent this ,,QEnlng, causipg losses aKgrcuit
lug fi4,lG0. ns f0'lows: Cnvort, Nawles l. Co.,
tnto a,ll mating. $3,1; 1Iuwe i lo.alw,n. teas,
3ttkt; md Il. II. Alrinn s Co., spices, *5, 900.
The building Wna dulnaxcd SC,5O..
, 1880-07-08

pExyEt. culo., july d.-.Ths 4rlIl.ue's Las
Ylaus special says; "Qe,h GFpnt mud party ur-
rived herd Vi ~ o'clock tA!s p.oEi,ula up1 we1e
n,at vt tho dppot w u. very h.ruu apI o,l,husa-
hstlu' CruWtk Iflu Qou0tnl mAsls slulrt tpqcrh,
banquet viii be glveu hIu ~ night"
, 1880-07-08
UNDER YlIE WHEELS,
8pfeiEtl Dhpateh 10 TIA Ch{edso Tt{bpme,

9Fss06. 7"puEtR 10 1HS CH1suVV 4FEouHE.
KASass CRY, Mo-, July IA young laA
.lamcd irwin 1layos, living at Liberty, OH the
itasm,tbat s 1t. Joaoph Ntad, was run over by u
freight train and killed. Thu lHy hatt boen nbout
nR tho niov Ing Ulrs. lIo uitIill1Ud III j,tnp cd
md on until IT lust. DO fet ttor. u b1x.t lu
stght Ut A!s father a1l sisters, and Was Killed.
, 1880-07-08

hut mon Fcoutcsl ttlo country on font md et,
oo,,rs, sil. III tho tcTti,nony of nj ryo.wifntaa
to tho ,Iecd, convicted and hung him. Thu
whpiJ s(!fhr wls oarrud out III uulpt hlla or
teriYanAnubc. =
, 1880-07-08
RAD1vAY's READY ltl.Lrrp
DIR. RADWAY'S
:SARSAPARILL
RESOLVENT
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Changes us Seen nnd Felt. ~
they Daily Occur, Al. ~
ter Using q Few
Doses.

'sEaSs s.' .Sd nssso!y md hassssa. Sfssa
ah for in M more sour er,iotations NJ ~.
lr!!sh, goM tligcstion. cam and Yntslnrs|tts;: Ws|ts;
tho Hkin looks clcir and hcaithy; tia Enip%s; ,,rts;
charHell from It's turbfI md elntly npfestnn1nas 1ns
fssy ta 81 pls5eeee "hleet tssoSh s15et T'1 ts 9s D
w!laot no nnin os soatlng; >sttlo or no acdImenf:
!. Sfarkc'i dminuseiion Of fo,,antlty au, ,roo,,,,
* na IIfiynIuiltAIy wcnkonng discharges III al.
marG; inereascd strength exhtb'ted In tic NJ
~ H. zo,,rn n"n1, M iuhct'on harnlot'Y trAonI
q. Yellow tnEe ti' on tho whito Of tho cyca .r.
ds'we th9 sw{tsy y saar saro vS. 9f
~. 7. Thoso suffering from, weak or .ulcera,ed
lungs o. tabereles Wy! roallzo nreat huneiit II
@ o ttn aH ar ces its StSnaRh Rhaeeta g. inpss' Vi 1Ss'
thront or hc,ltt; diminishing Tho freq,c,iGy =
:ntish; general incretlsg q strongth t}'rnekoSt
md feelings Of yollkross ara,,lG tbo 'a anlls's llas
leYs, shoulders. gtc.; ccssat!on. of cold anf
chlls, sol,sc Of sntfocation. hard brcatfiinF sS
the s2h at es &c! tyf assesslns ex e sy6 syiaE
" y ~ %f!ss Say sse assaRRfss!A
''lsoaso ,slll tinis md all foreig and diias p1Im
deposits trMlcs,, tu'nots, ennrera. h.rl i,iniss
SOUND aIl healthy; Ulcers fovsr sorsa, crons Is
skin ~ diseases. gradually dianppoNr.
vatc n a oseS TMn! Wler thS systnnl b.. boon gull
liiAto h1Vo accumulated and become deposited
n tho homes, Jqlnts, otc.. cnusing cnrics of liz
na,!lcs, fick9ts. spinal ot,rvaturea, cnntortons,
VII rso,ye ,ye; aSay FIJI thcsa ana eps sA
ftla cxtorI'!t1ato tho rrtls' Of tho disease frpra
%, If those who nro taklnu tt,esc mcn;otnos n.
, 1880-07-08

LEApvILLE. Colo, July 7.-Kurly this morning
as William Custer WIS cstortlnv Mrs. Dlllsn
homo from II bnll tiioy wuro mot by tho lnttcrs
husband, when q uunrrol ousucj, apd Cartur
ehot Rlld killed DIUn.
, 1880-07-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

There ea2 pa 10 hptteE yaatzaA,o u Tue yn1sso
h!es th,ln fba p4so N}4l ,waftAlea9 selsatl,ls "
19tna'' 9 aS ~ hsro aro 5alaG l:..'yss e lotts And
iba. is th ~ HALE saa!o d US r. !naws aNd :'
, 1880-07-08

SINTEEN INDICTMENTS.
TRENTON. .J.. Jnly lin tho Unltrl states
District Court Jn.nes 4. 1Icdt1cl: ex-Eust,cr 1T
tho First Nnttonnl 1lank nf Newurk, N. j.,
WIS nrr,tlKnGl upnu sixteen indictments. lie
pleaded nut guilty. 1}a!l was t1xclf ut *.D,uN
, 1880-07-08
AT FORr WAYNE, IND.

FonT WAYNE, Ind., 1NIy III; A. spercIsen's
,umbcr-shttls were burned ,!GYn ut o'clock this
morning. and al,a,,t $4,000 worth VI stock .lc-
stro, VI. No Insurance. -.
, 1880-07-08

LnspQE, July "a nomltay dispatch saya;
Arzul khau, win hns boon Visiting .:Ahlurra!a-
man Khnn, says tho latter hus only flu1n two tn
three thousand soItl!o.a. IIo suspects his on
tollraHi,. 1st lives In eostANt fcar OF nssnAin.,.
ton. Tho lc.!ers os tho UhN2ico fluttu1l tny0
announced tl!At they intend 70 1Rht in tho lu-
terc3t Ut TAkQOh Khan.
, 1880-07-08
ITALY, ,

cARDIKAI. F1HA'S mEsidaAr1oN.,
KaME. lulyT.-lt IL stuffed TINT tho Topo viii
NIT ncccpt tho resignation Of Cardnal MINI,
papat Secretary Of Hu,tu. =. .
- LApr rOls NsTRSnt.k.
Tho belgian Minister has lott for nrusscls,
after removing tho Insignia Of tho LeYatlotl.
, 1880-07-08

SpsetaG DIspateh to 7ns Cnteapo 7tlh4nf,
1l1sMAsicls, D. T., July III. Foley, IN cm-
ptuyeof tho Northern 1acl.ic. fell as.oep on
ind Gtlt intu thrro i,ieecs, - ~
, 1880-07-08
VARIOUS.

So. PEACE IN DUKS6s ArnEa.
WAsVIlsaTt1R, D. G.. July IA tisIn,tch ut tho
State Department officially announces peaco 1t,
Duct'os Ayres, tho fnsusrcotton having boon
bt1ppr1yRttl,
, 1880-07-08
FEVER and AGUE

FEvEtt AND AqUE cured fol: nfty cents.
chefo Is not remedial nvent En tll!s world Illt
VIII c@Hro @ fev2r a1d AguG u.li gil. other Malar.
fsyets tnislctl by itAltvAY'A ILLS 90 quickly
III !LtuWAY'S IlE;Allf lkItlEF.
FIFTY CENTS Il;N NQrTLE.
, 1880-07-08


WORCESTER, M,tsa.. july ia i!spntct Just re-
opycd from Eaist Douglas, Rtltes tlult Leo s.
alnrlock's MILL, storchuusc, and utAor buildings
nrD burning,
, 1880-07-08
Gltf3l8,

reAN FtsASctsco. July lat Vulturp Mine,
!ArtEoI,s, Oil tho :ist uf June, II Max!cun natne4a
Joy alatla salhxas, y disappointed sultorot Aiss
lhghte. ca.ics! Ut tho sss!uuoe. uni utter bsef
rNtiAeFuadvn shot her dead. The murderer lied,
, 1880-07-08
a MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

nrulh1u.. H.. july 7.-Jphn Doyle, man Is
yrHrs Ut aGe, foil dawn mineral SHIFT, eighty
4hroe fet.t t1e1tA und huh u miraculous rac,le
fr.'tn l'sstant aoath 1t u thought hu will rn-
GuYcr.
, 1880-07-08

!. Special Ol'eaIth % m CNIfuqo TfI1UNf
.IAyAssaTs. 1ra,, July '.--Thls uvullug Sheriff
1nytos iuft foF aiahlHan City. having II, custody
William IIaslan. su.ltendVtl fur s!x yeurs fnr
colnplQ,ty " |lqa4s sstcalEaS. 1LT'al,. 1t is al-
les".l, wig hho NJ a',illubor ot snua e,yuged IN
Fl Ms}'n4 i4 e. sss ssg F naxns ,'iaeHefs II
MaytV" G'Ilutlls, tayyllt Marsl,ul Ut this l!ty.
r Hutisr ln'ictIncne FIR tho sasne airptSc but
hls rf3|ll bus b0en l.gt W llptlL hupteIuber.
, 1880-07-08

.7lUNDEnEn E1aJIr yEANs A0o. :
AtsnltI, July 7,--4l htgro na,ne4 sylvester
wMbrteytel ycs.erdpy Ii Psusscoll. autl brought
til A01llD tu.lay, ltlcu3u,4 1f tho tnur,ler of
!aAeor Jorry Lynch, May 81, 151s, Tho murderer
, 1880-07-08

GALVESTON. Tox., July IA Nees spoolaj from
Paris BAYS: Jnck Htown i Nro, dry Hpo.ls, hpye
1uAde Rtl ntsgnmcNt. l4nptlt!cs, $10,lUQt asspts,
$ea,0O9. ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
THE BOYS IN BLUE-rWo PROFESSIONS.

Garfield. not only these do vote for you!
Not only these survivors tried and true
Vote as they fought the loyal Boys in Blue
Not only these. who bore through shot and sheh
The flag whose tatters keep their story well
New hands upraiscd it when tho old bearers IolI'
Another mighty host come marching slow
From their long bivouacs in tue grass and snow
By these they fought aud suffered long ago.
Tbroupb every street they march with silent tread
Quicken the living, yo the Living Deadl
Look the same tatterod flag is overhead!
What captains lead them Names we'll kept as Won'
Lincoln looks down. the patlent-featured one,
A erst | saw him, long years. III Washington;
He votes with them and tbese.l The tried and true
They vote the dead as living vote for you
Vote. Garfield, as they fought-the Boys IN BIue'
JoHN JAMES PIArr.
Cincinnati Saturday night, Oct. %, 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
saying that dishonesty should be no bar to
the MayOTalty.
II tLnESN,T ~

Forgery is getting its reward. Disgust M
the continued use OF the forged Chinese letter
is turning respectable men from the Demo
cratic to the Republican party. Judging from
thr number of such Democrats seen yesterday
WHO opcnly avowed their intention 10 vote for
General Garfield on that account. the Demo
or tie managers will find their forged letter ana
litbographic platrs particularly poor invest
ment. Nor is this strany re- The instinct OF ialr
plav is strong in the American people
Familiarity has indeed caused men to regard
with indifference n certain measure or UNFAIR
ness i'm a political contest, though all sJect-
ab e ciliztns feel that this is a pity. But there
is q limit beyond which even careless
public opinion never toleratcs the resort
10 such means, and everybody iceis
that the use of forged letters is very lar
beyond that limit As soon as it was shown
that the Morcy etter was PROFESSIONALLY a ior-
gerry. the Am rican love of fair play. the Amer
lean self respect. the American regard for Tree
institutions and desie o keep them from de-
baucrery. turned the scale against the authors
of the fraud Public ndSnitiDn began t. rise.
For every ignorant vote that the Democrats
NAV win by the use OF this infam MS device,
they will lose man, through the indignation
and disgust of intelligent and self-Tespecting
men. Said one Democrat esierday: never
had an idea that | should vote any other tnan
"a Democratic ticket until to-day, but am
going to vote for Garfield. party that VIII
,toop to the use OF a forget letter IN order TO
beat ard dishonor paUllc man ot hiSh le-
"pGte never can get my vote. mean ID pc Il
"gen.leman and want to associate with gehtie-
men
THIS gun kicks harder thln it shoots, the
Democrats viii fnI Like the campaign OF
slmdrr which thy have kept ~ ever since
General Garfield was nominated, their later and
meaner work will only help hlm. Wien the
Reserve District, in which he is best known,
gave the largest majority 1t had ever gwen to
him or anybody else, in he October election u
TAUGHT "A lesson which shleWd mlnaserS would
have rcga.ded We snail next week what
Ncv-York thinks OF fosgery as Democratic
az
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
rur rROrGLE GRlNT GITES THEA.

THE TROUBLE GRfNT 6II IS 1hE1a-
General Grant votes and speaks rs he foue'lp
His example and his strong aud earnest words
viii have great weight with any former sol
,jIols To whom the nomination OF General Han
cock app aled He hIs tHe greater weight
moreover. because DamOcrts were foolish
enough, mt the ou'set of the contest 10 give
wide circulation to the foolish fd IS hood that he
had declared his intention Of voting for lItn-
cock The oagerncss with which they told tins
story contrasts with the effort they now are
making to treat his influence with contempt.
Few men have more ardent ficnds and ad-
mircrs than General Grant, and yet he has
gTcatly Iucrelsa ID The uum1er OF them by ms
conduct during this camrai-n. His short
snccches have been like solid shots, every one
pautrd where it would have the most effect,
and there is hard y a speaker IN the campaign
who has contributed TO 10 80 many of those tcIse
and powerful sentences winch ung through the
land as he best ana most convincing express
sions Of important truths The high respect
and strong liking which the General shows for
the Republican candidate, who though not
West Point graduate and a man Ot the Regular
Army rendered signal service as n volunteer
officer. is everywhere cOntraSted III the minds
Of men with the opinion which General Grant
has expressed Of the soldier who serves the
Democratic party as a mask.
The principal anxiety Of the Democrats at
tins time is to make people believe that General
Grant is 10 be the candidate when President
Garfeid's term expires. Now, the Republican
party is entirely able to settle the campaign OF
1854 when 1854 arrives. The Democrats need
not distress themselves on account OF thos' Re
publicans who did not think best to nominate
General Grant ~ Chicago; they are not III any
distress aboli four years hence. When the time
comes, the Republican party can be trusted 10
do what then seems wisest and most patriotic.
1t proposes at present to finish the campaign OF
1850 by eecting James A. Garfield, and TO ad-
minister deserved defe 1t TO the dislOyal party
which is hiding behind tde cplule's of a good
"man, weighing $50 pounds" who was not the
hero Of Gettysburg.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
WUSIC APD THE DRAMA.

THE MErROPOLITAN CONCERT HALL.
A rumor has been for some time in circulation
among musical people. and yesterday found ex
preston IN one of the morning papers, that ME
theodore Thomas would not conduct at the Metro
poIitar Concert Hall after this weeE, that the con.
certs there would be entirely DISCONTINUED and that
the hail would he used in future only fOr
balls and other entertainments of the sort.
This rumor proves on investigation TO contain not
n shadow of truth. Mr. Thomas himself says that
he has no knowledge of such design. and several Of
the directors of the company when owns the ball
pronounce the report an unfounded and malicious
fabrication. II is to be hoped that this authorta-
tive denial will finally set at rest this report, which
seems TO have been started for the purpose
of annoying Mr. Thomas aud the members
of his orchestra, who have naturally
been greatly troubled by the pros
pect of a sudden termination of their engage
ments at a time when 1t would he difficult for them
70 form new ones 1t will certainly be rece we'd
with pleasure by the public, which IS beginniry to
take warm interest IN these concerts, and to afford
them "A generous support.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
yyHAT BUSINESS MEN NAVE At STAKE.

WHAT BUSINESS MEN NAVE At STAKE.
Said n successful New York merchant Non
day: "When this campaign opened, thought
I" it would be an exception to all other Preslden-
= tial campaigns, in that business would not be
- disturbed. l soon found out my mistake.
vDuring the first part of tie year l made
S75. 600; but 81 soon as the effect OF a Demo
cratic success began to be understood, my
business began to suffer. When the reverse
came i'm Maine matters went from bad to
9worse. lost the $4,000 l had made and
- $50. 900 more with it, and had my family ex
4 penses to pay besides. The Democratic de-
- feats in Ohio and Indiana have started busl
g ness I'D again, and il we get through all right
anext week, electing Garfield by largo vote,
all will be we'll"
How many business men have had this same
experience, and how many are there who are
hoping we will "get through all night next
weekf Thousands and thousands of them.
But are they all working their best to get us
through all right A large number OF them
nrobably are. All of them ought to be. Let
them reflect upon what close election and a
disputed succession mean. If Garlelds majority
is not so large as to make Democratic cheating
unayaling. there will be the most desperate
efforts made to throw the election into Con-
cress. But Congress will not meet tO count
the electoral votes till the second Wednesday in
February, 1881 A close election, followed by
O Democratic effort to count III. means tmee
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
MORE ABOCT Mr.. GRACE.

In urescntIng the first lnstalment OF facts re-
lafiul, 10 thc busna> record OF William X. Grace,
Tn, VrIBUNE promised to prosecute the matter
20 the end. In fulhlmcnt of that promise the
story of Mr. Grace's operations as agent at
Callao of the Board Of Marine Underwriters in
tins city is continued to-day, and the dellb
crate resolution OF that body, after fall in
visitation, dismssing him from thei.
service and declaring the charges against
HIM sustained, is printed. Business men
viii read with eyes wide open this account OF
the business methods of the man who. III his
letter accepting the m0cratic nomination for
Mayor, smugly rem Tkcd that, If elected, he
should " hope to exercise the same prudence,
"dlligence, and constancy of purpose which
he has always sought 10 impress upon his
commercial career. Prudence, and diligence,
and cOn>tancy OF purpose are all to be seen
here, but they were unfortunately exercised
in the interest of William r. Grace, and
were impressed upon the memories OF his
,mplovers, the Board of Marine Underwriters,
bv losses amounting TO half million dollars
in q single year. Whether in insuring vessel,
uartly for his own benefit, for four times the
amount for which it mad been bought three
wears before by his own brother, or
III loaning to himself as ship-owner
money at enormous rates of interest which
the insurance companies had TO pay. or IN
allowing his cashier and his brother to make
loans OH vessels that had returned to port in
damaged state. from which they emerged as
soon as the insurance companies and the Pc
ruvian Government had been blcd 10y the extra
ordinary methods detailed in our article, Mr..
Grace certainly showed prudence, diligence
and constancy of purpose, but not of a kind
which the taxpayers of New York would like
TO see applied to their City Government.
These qualities were displayed with such
zeal that the Peruvian Government was com
nelled to take action. The business OF sending
ont vessels. which returned almost imme-
diately reporting some injury, were con-
demned and sold, the cargo stored, ana the
ship eventually sent out again on the same
mission, every successive step raising strong
presumption of fraud, reached such proper
tions that the Gov inment issued decree to
stop It, THIS decree plainly sugmatized these
transactions rs fraudulent throughout. The
correspondence which is also printed fixes
the responsibility of them.
We regard these charges as infamous. If they
are true, Mr.. Grace is unfit to be Mayor of New
York We believe them to be true. The Board
of Marine Underwriters must have also be-
lieyed them, tor it was upon the proof of
these transactions that Mr. Grace's commits
sion was revoked In the humlliating resolu-
tion we print to-day. We cannot admire the
attitude The Epeain0 Post has chosen to take
regarding the charges. paper which fails
to bring such facts to the attention OF our
citizens fails in its duty and paper which
deprecates their publication is practically
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
~ ryToIlffrIlFD ElLLOT

The news from the South shows that the
old solidifying process is again III active ope-
ration. The Republican vote is to be sup
pressed next Tuesday, precisely as 1t was IN
1876. In order that the wholesale character
of the suppression may be seen at glance
we have compiled the subjoned table OF specI-
men counues as their vote WAS counted III
1876. A white population Of 12O'341' casting
oplv 15.4G9 votes in 1872. WAS enabled to
count for TIlden in 1876 3O,740 votes a
black population of 1918, casting ~
votes III 1872. succeeded in getting only o49
votes counted FIR Hayes IN 1876. 1h's Is the
Southern version of full vote, free bal
lot and a far count" LIT the patriotic clt-
izcn of the North, be he Democrat or KepuD-
Iican. reflect upon these figures and decide
whether he will vote i'll favor OF approving
that system of eectng President, or OF re-
buking it. That system at the South ana
living ana forgery at the North. are the sole
homes of Hancock and his party.