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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

sThc Sunday sluabblc going on at Paterson, y. j..
is somewhat curous. 1hc case apart from All pas
s'on or prejudice may be- simply stated. The au-
horiics naturally desire that the sale 10y retail of
strong drink on the sabbath may he entirely sup
pressed. Everybody knows that the object IL a
wise and good one that grog shops upon any day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
Brsilless Nolltes.
" ALDERNEY BRAND y
Guy ai~ava

"ALDERSEY BRAND"
Guy always 'VN'NN'' -
GET Tnr GENUINE ARTICLE--Thc great pop
clarity Of "NILBoEs CohforHn OF Coi-li, fh on 49,
IJuy has induced unpTucipd person 10 attempt Ia
rain Of simple Article Of 'h"lr manufacture. hu any
rerson Who suffering Coughs. Gods tOH.Ul'
should hu careful where they purchase tis arttc u i'
results ~ ltS are is bet recon
AND has glr OTiucc Oh L "i
IL extfaoi inaty pulmonary complaints .hc mo
al n marvellous healing power. rs
l,inci sith ihe purc cod Liver on ~ Dr ii"r re
scribed medical faculty. sod by y L. NlLA" OAod
st Boston 8nd nh druggists
SURF HOTEL. Fire Island Beach Leave foot
Pine-st. : a. III. Snd+ !. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

II should he clearly understood that The con-
test the friend Of the Administration arc maxi
mg at Albany is rot a contest against any
element Of the Republican party in the state of
Ncw-IoIk 1t is a contest AGAINST two indi-
vidualS, who. holding the Office of United states
Senator by the favor OF that party, assaulted The
Rcrublican Administration because II would
not submit TO thcir dicta,ion i'm the matter of the
Collcctorship, QUAR-, lied with the Republican
majority in the Senate bccausc % refused to Doe
dorSo their abSlud pTctcH,iou,. resigned tA'f
seats in passion. and delivered tho senate INTO
the HANDS of the Democrats. and thcu coming
home have been en- ,accd for week, IN an effort
10 disrupt and dcmOralizc the party in or"cr 10
serve then own selfish ends. Willie Insisting
that Mcssrs. Conkling and Platt shall no. bc
returned to the seat, they abandoned, the .td
minStratiUn men have not shown the least dis
position 10 aHtagonIIc any candidate because Be
belong. to the so-callcd StalWart wing. On the
contrary, their attitude from the first has been
one Of Willingness Ia take ono senator from
that wing if the StalWarts would agree upon
any fit and worthy candidate acceptable {" de"
general ncpuhlican sentiment Of Oh, state. We
understand this to be- their position now a. II
was when the haloting began. When Mr..
Conklng's friends get tired Of their futile
effort to secure Tor hlm and ll~ echo an lndorsc-
mcnt which the STATE protests shall not DE
given, they will no doubt bc eager to t.lAc ad-
vantage of the masnauimiiy of thrl opponents.
They would do we'll To reflect, however, that
their day Of grace may pass by. hey cun~
much longer pcrJe, in impGil'inr The interests
Of the Republican party and claim the right to
a voice IN It's counscis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

Persons tearing torn for the and season, sum
ncY trare!lers, can hare TIE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpcid, for S1.20 per MONTE,
The address being changed as often as desired.
Wcston's customary bad luck upon specially
Important occasions seems TO stick 10 him in his
walking match with Rowcn. lie was sick yes
terday, and his score at o'clock was only GS
miles to Rowell's l13.
Another Tichborne claimant has turned up
lie appears at San Francisco and tells so
straight a story that the Duke of Sutherland
and DR.. Russell are inclined 10 think lie may
be the genuine heir to the estates which Arthur
Ortcn tiled TO secure. Whether he be genuine
or not, he can, if he likes, give the English
public the enteri ainment of n sensational trial,
with the risk, however, of following his prede-
cessor to prison.
If there remained any doubt about the carly
return of Minister White from Berlin, it is set
tied by the announcement on tho bulletin of
Cornell University OF a course of lectures TO be
delivered by him during the coming academic
year. Mr.. White has served the country
creditably in Germany, but he is wise not to
stay so long as to lose his influence and control
over the great educational institution with
which his name win be associated long after his
diplomatic career has passed from mems minds.
Careful observers of the situation at Albany
do not expect the deadlock to outlast the
present week. Whether ii viii be broken by
the crumbling away of the ConlIling forces
little by little or by their united action in
dropping Mr.. COnkling and proffcring to the
Observation-Disclosures an acceptable candidate in
his place, Ike Governor Cornell or MIR. Crow
ley, ia @ question which they will themselves
determine if they are wise. They cannot hold
together much longer in hopeless undertake
ing 10 elect two men whom nine tenths of the
Republicans of the State condemn and re-
pudiate.
A dispatch from Long Branch pictures the
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Persons tearing torn for he and season, sum
n,cr trdrellers, can hare TIE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpcid, for S1.20 per MONTH,
the address being changed as often as desired.
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Wcston's customary bad luck upon specially
Important occasions seems 70 stick 10 him in his
walking match with Rowcn. lie was sick yes
terday, and his score at G O'clock was only GS
miles to Rowell's l13.
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party can get along better without him than he
without the party.
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d mueemeuts ans Aleetinss 60 Night.

6Iyor OprRA Houss-"The Masootte" -, po.or n
IsvypJy's I4TB STREET THEATRE-" SAINT Of IOsen'
1svreiy,s SIpI1o's GARDEN" Uncle Toms Sapih'
MADISON SQUARE THSATRE-" The prOioeS0A'
EIIIAcK's THEATkE-" The World"
COMFY ISLAND RACES. 800.
MErRoPoIITAS CONCERT HALL-OOhceT|
PIER No. 1-1,Oncerts.
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The telegraph suit has resulted in Yictory
for the consolidated companies, as cycryhody
believed it would from the first Judee lruax
finds no evidence Of a conspiracy III thc act OF
consolidation, nor anything unlawful IN the
issue of the new stock. The companies are
declared to have only done what it was their
legal right to do. This probably ends the
whole business of taking real or pretended
grievances against the amaleamatcd concern
into the courts for the chance Of making it
trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

If the report is true that Sir john \. Mac
donald il to bc rai.od 20 a pccrage AID
made Govcrnor-Gcncral of Canada in place
of Lord Lornc, the Dominion viii have for
the first time a Chief Executive taken from
her own people. The change may prove an
important one in the direction of complete
autonomy. After the Canadians have once had
n Governor General of their own they may OBJ
iccl 10 England'- sending over any more Of her
politicians or her royal iamil.'s connections to
administer their affairs. Their most step may
be to insist that they shall have the same right
to choose their Chief Magistrate tlat they now
have to select the IlcInbcr> o. then Parliament.
At all events, one Of the few remaining bonds
which attach Canada 10 Great britain viii b"
severed is soon as the practice Of sending over
Enslishmcn 10 fiji the Office OF Goycuor-Gon-
cral is departed from.
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Netu-11ark Daily Gribn11e.
FOUNDED HORACE GREELEY.
TINE, ~ 1901
TIE NEIgS 7HTS MOANING.

TUESDAY, JUNE p, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday, Aug. ~, 1881
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrnuxrl

LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, Aug. Every rich mineral is
miners demand the removal of the McScacro In
dams IN order 10 proceed with the development of
the mines. Brown quartz, bearing free gold has
been discovered III the range west OF this city.
Bullion valued Mt 81 50 900 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
StoImont superintendent telerraphs August 10
"Bullion shipment to-day $1,000
The Green Mountain Mining Company has de-
clarcd its twenty-sxth regular monthly dividend az
Zig cents per share, payable August % Transfer
books close on the 18th and reopen on the 9th
The mine ~ reported i'll 1lourshing condition.
Iron Bonnet manager teegraphs, August 10 that
the extent and richness of the lately deyeIoned
and proved by mill runs show hat the iron Bonnrt
mines are second TO none in the district and he od
Vlses that no more treasury stock be sold at the
price advertised. " WV
Rising Sun superintendent reports that the west
DRIFT, 300 level, which is now running toward thc
new shalt, Is under good headway and that the vein
IN the lace OF the drllt continues very strong All
the pumps III excellent running order and ,oina
good work. The mill is running steadily and as
smoothly as could be desired. ihe battery Glenn.
up mas not yer been made. The new hoisting wori.s
over the new shaft have been actively pushed and
will soon be completed. The mine is in excellent
condition. " oi''
The thirty-sixth dividend OF the Homcstolse Min.
ing Company is announced, payable at Wells. Fargo
IL Co.'S August %. The present dividend will mar
n total paid the stockholders OF Is .OSO 600 IT.
transfer books close August 20. ~
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Proposals.

THE TRUSTEES THE NEW. YORK AND BROOKLYN runner =,
OFFICE NO u WATER-sr..
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nv
the Trustees Of the BROOKLYN Bridge
for about one hundred and twenty iron and
aeon ten TONS OF for finishing the
Plans and specifications be seen Mt the Enrineer,s
once. w. A. ROEBLINC q. Chief I'm sinerr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Aug. 12--P. n.

FRIDAY, Aug. 12-P. n.
large business was done in mining stocks to-day,
but the dealings presented nothing of special inter
est. There the usual fluctuations of few
cents in prices that perhaps little more irreg
ular than they generally State Lines, Nos
and 4. closed 10 cents higher at 40 and Nos 2and
stock was steady at 57s, and Oriental and Miller
stock unchanged at 1855. Iron Silver was
quiet at 2.O5, the quotation to-day being it was
yesterday at that figure, ex-dividend of 20 cents
Silver Cliff was active and recovered from 4l2 to
Sutro was strong, rising from 80 TO rs CONSOLE
dated Virginia was easier at 2 and California fell
to SO cents. Miner Boy feature in the deal
lngs, and recovered from so cents to "a cents but
later sold at 4Ga47 cents. Great Eastern weak
with decline to II cents Green Mountain sold as
Gold Stripe at L. The markets closed active and
irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
Cxenrslons.
I ONG BEACH.
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANGE
IN 40 MINUTES

7 ,ONG BEACH.
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANGE
IN 40 MINUTES
TRAINS leave Hunters Point: $685. 10 and IL a. ID; q
a so an sn che he @ % na o
presses ssy. win thgo rough 81 from
Sl@ 5;C5 1 925 nd iqil5p
cars @aa e ess safn asa misn OF an
line street with all afternoon trains
| ONG BRANCH. FIVE TRIPS DAILY.
Leave. r 2T H. ,
SaT % foam anG j e a3iG M s ss and Por
Pier iasad iRa sS q S sv''' day.
FARE 5oc EXCURSION TICKETS ONLY Coo.
M B aR6v connecting with .r,n,v
S ats? 1884, S4 5iS aa R nna h isf
nSTH irS% Msnha IL To Beach so At TO-
90 Loo p ma ana u and 30 minutes each hour iii
NAETIS S,a and Fios coILyER connect
HAsr ternaus Of eVated o se ha tToi OF M
& and half hourly fn CS n op6 fS'i
GRAND CoNcERTs by GILMoRE's FAMOUS BAND
under the deco Of Mr. GPrH s a A.
every &EASSS ,6 fs% SSSinEwonKs
rv$S$ s$ " H$$S$sa
FAIRY LAND AT MANHATTAN BEACH
every Tuesday and Thursday night. permitting
i EIEvATED sFA haS
ROCKAWAY BEACH
~ and the
ELEGANT NEW HOTEr.
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKET, 800
Hourly trains win leave daily as foows, by the
N Y, WOODHAVEN AND ROCKAWAY r. r.
RUNNING DI RECT TO THE HOTEL.
From HUNTERS POINT accessible by from tho
foot OF Pnes, James Slip 7ths, and 3ats, all East
River! at 5:O o. lO:O6 ll;O6 l. 20J, B. 400 5:O6
From Hush WIGK at the same hours
anticave and Fuons Brooklyn, from ane Fulton,
wall and South Ferries at T. g. TO- IL M; B. o. g.
7Spm =
RETURNING-Tains leave the Beach almost hourly from
z a. III. 10 1870 p. IN. - ~
Extra Trains are at intervals when required.
THE GREAT NEW HOTEL
AZ Rockaway Beach Is for the reception guests
on the American plan.
STARlN'S GLEN ISLAND, l.. /. Sound
~ Most attractive day summer resort in America
superior dinners In carte.
arrival OF each steamer ~ -
Two grand concerts daily by JOYCES CELEBRATED
SEVENTY. FIRST GIMENT BAND
- Including the following great solosts
Mile Louise Lihden. Saxophone Bent Bros. Cornet
a. Track Euphonium c. Lowe. Xyocamc, &c
hATTEAWAN, LAURA NJ STARIN and SYLVAN
DELL Will make trips as follows
Pier s'sd u r. BroSm S F. r. ssds dsiani
ij:5sAT iiisA.M. in .1:$S T. It
99aSSPP' ~ IN 639P
S:$oP. N sA5P N 81 n
make ouly 33d and Hroome-sts. landings
EXCUhsloNTICKETs,4 0c. CLAN BAKE TIC ETS. 75c
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The dealings In State bonds were only in moder-
ate amounts, and at easier figures Tennessee 8s
declined from ~ to II. and North Carolina special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13

taxes from 7s to IA. Virginia Gs deferred sola A
~ TO 1864 Arkansas rs, Little Rock, Pine Bluff.
and Northern Railroad at IA, and Quebec x.
at los. ="
oi city bank stocks, Merchants Exchange. sola
C20) Mt lo2, and Fourth National % at 1913.
Railroad bonds were SO dull that the quotation.
were little more than nominal. Erie econd consoIs
after selling at 103, ended at 1925 decline of Il
missouri. Kansas ana Texas conso.s were steady at
io1h2, and the general mortgages sold at 91io Mo-
bile and Ohio second debenturcs W. re p lower at es
the first 6s selling at 1924. O.io Central incomes
were steady at "a. Peoria, Decatur and Louisville
incomes sold at 81 and Toledo Dcphos and Burliug.
ton firsts at 90. Wabash general mortgages were
down to 101&01OI G10Ii2. Texas and Pacific IN
comes declined from S1l2 to $685. and irsts Rio
Grande division from 90 TO 94l23942g
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the weel,
endlg tonight includes the receipt of 10 1874 263
and the payment of 81, 1891. The result is gain
to the general balance of So Geo 49, and leaves il
at $ss, 124,o15 against So. 7GI Coz August 8 The
particular changes of the week are a coin gain OF
So,307.074 and a curre Gcy gain of 1858 27s The
receipts, however include $500 600 gold coin from
San Francisco. and 100000 lcgal-tender not.s
from Washington Money was easy at per cent.
with few exceptional loans at 2l2 per cent. The
domestic exchanges on New-Yorl are quoted as last
printed. The United States Treasurer at Washing
ton to-day received $3.50 900 in National bank notes
f i redemption. The customs rec lpts were
SI,ol9O3o, and the internal revenue receipts were
$sof ,4S3. The Clearing House statement to-day is
a. doiiows: Exchanges, 500, ,415 balances,
nry covered: Receipts, $690, S72; payments.
III, 952,26S: currency balance, S49l7 495; coin
balance, $S3.507, 52I.
steady, and the printed quotations are unchanged
as follows:
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CLOSING PRICES or philadelphia SroCKS
FRIDAY, Aug. 12-P. NJ

FRIDAY. Aug 12-r. NJ.
The dealings in stocks to-day furnished striking
illustration of the feversh character of the present
stock market and showed how sensitive is the mind
of the average operator. rumor that Mr.. Gould
had returned to Saratoga and that upon leaving his
Office last evening he had remarked that he
going to Saratoga to see Mr.. Wander
bilt and to have this railroad matter
settled" was sufficient to turn temporarily the tide
of speculation. Hence from opening figures tn ere
was steady advance in prices until after o'clock
1t is true that the major part of the buying after
prices began to rise, was done by the bearsv and
that the liquidation of the " short account was
large and important. After the shorts" had COM
pleted their purchases the market became dull and
then dropping, so that final prices show only small
gains on last evenings figures. The market closed
dull and weak.
There was not reported transaction I'm Govern
ment bonds at the Stock Exchange, but an active
business was done outside. Prices were easier and
the final bids for the continued Is and the As are Ia
lower Washington dispatch reports that only
$300,000 of the coupon SIS, which mature TODAY.
have been received at the Treasury The market
closed hardly steady at the following quotations:
Aif. aarate
Ts4as 81 81 reg Illls,. IIss vs. cur s
US. 4a 1907 IleS Hos Us CON Sc 49,. oSs ioas
Us cur s. isSSisY Dist con Con- g ssss ioa
The dealings in State bonds were only in moder-
ate amounts. and at easier figures Tennessee es
declined from ~ to II. and North Carolina special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
Cost an0 fonn0.

RANK BOOKS LOST.-Bank books Nos.
ms oi22os and Of the Bowery savings Bank
II not restored before the 10th September 1881 spp
cation VIII be made to the bank books " ' -ff
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In London Brl ish cOnsos i lower at
100 GIG for money and unchanged at 1908, for ac-
count United States bonds were firm. the 4los be-
ing IS mgher at 1854 eN-coupon and he As un-
changed at 1204. American railways generally
were lower bu only by small frac ions. The Bank
OF England gained ell 600 bullion on balance. In
Paris French per cents. rose To S6.15, sight eN-
chan ge on London rising TO 1924 francs TO he Z.
The following are the reported quotations for
securities that are not listed" at the Stock Ex-
change:
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MONSIEUR. MADAME AND THE BARYi
Az gt5n dLLUsTRATED COVER PORTRAITS
~ ,rIIIa 80

vols PUB wBLIsHED AND FOR SALE THIS DAY.
AONsiEUR, MADAME and the BABY A series M eor
5s ss n ire psrs being TIE Baehsor Madss
Gustave Droz "Berthss Baby" wonder ana win win
PAUL HART; o.. THE Love OF S HIS LIFE 4 n.,,
american soget, 70 puotshed ufe day. BY Uncle Int
PstsT &c, S3ysr % cents or ~ rs ~ morocco cloth
lore stevy q Wsst Point Paper, 7o cents; cloth ST.
Constant Amero. Paper rs cents Cloth ST. ~ ''o' ana
Abore books for sale by All and ns,c aaens
enc all railroad trais and for saIe ~
L. Is; PETERSON a. BROTHERS.
S06 Chrstnotst. Philadelphia Penn
Wac eiu ssnd copies 10 any yeesipt Of price
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE. - Proposals for building new
wooden pier at 27thst n r. win be received by the De
DAY. August IL, 1881, at IL o'clock Information
The City Record Copies for sale at No. City Hall
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for repairing certain five
ment Of Docks ~ and li9 Duane;st until tn sDAY
The City Record. Copies for sale at No. City Hall
NOTICE.-PropOsals for repairing certain six
IN piers the North River will be by Depart
meDt Of Docks, III and 1l9 Duanost, until TIL
August 8 1851 at IL o'clock For full information The
CITY Record. Copies for sale at No. City Hall
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
office Of the Department Of Public Charities and Correc
uon, NO. 90 Ihrdave until August 49, 1884, goods
groceries, lumber &C. For full Information City Record
Tor sale at No. City Hall.
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Are OMSmders under the Roaa
Law 81 tisleA - Trial by Jary1
CRssrAL RryER, FLA.. sept. %.

CR1 srAL RIyER, FLA, Sept %, 1881.
Editor F0rgdion:
DEAR STE-KDowing that you are good au-
thority, write Jon for little Information, hop
ing that you will give Il through the columns Of
your paper. Il b this: 6appose man b ordered
out at regular road working and re6hses either
10 60 or to pay - the hw directs, and he b re-
turned 10 the nearest Justice and Il tried, b he
allowed jury, and b Il law to have one, or
should the Justice Try the casef
Would Ike 10 have this matter seftled-have
heard attorneys differ In. the matter. ~
Yours truly, 6UBscRuzR
In reply We give it as our opinion that
person 10 the case stated by Subscri-
Der" is entitled to be tried by jury if
he demands one and does NOT plead guilty.
Failure 70 comply with the requirements
Of the law Is made . misdemesuor, pun
ishable BY fne OF impsisonment, and
should be tried = other misdemeanors are.
The last law on the subject Of Roads
and Highways is not very clear e to a.
lowing trial by jury, but for . Justice
of the Peace TO fne OF cause . person TO
be imprisoned who fails or refuses to work
the road, without . trial by jury and .
verdict thereon, wOuld be clearly in con-
fict with Section of the Declaration
of Rights,H which says: aThe right Of
trial BY jury shall be secured to al and
remain inviolate forever"
While the law is silent upon the sub
ject, we would suggest rs the proper
mode Of 6bviating any difficulty that
might occur upon trials for such offences,
that when the Supervisor returns list Of
the delinquent worken TO the Justice Of
the Peace, he also state on affidavit that
such persons failed to work the road after
being duly summoned. This aAidavif
will then constitute the charge upon
which 70 atrsign the persop charged with
failure. Tie jury should then Be called
~ in any other criminal trial before JUS
tices of the Peace. In fact the whole
proceeding is conducted e any other trials
for offences against the laws of the State
by Justices Of the PeaOe
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