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New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
MISS sNTUONY'S ALLEGED STATEMENT DENIED.
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There is a lady III tins city well known III
soci auJ suer ciIcles Her character for ycracy
Is suunpeachaDe. ami her standing hlg she s iirhu
Of Mss Anthony, sympathh's with her III hrr views
uunn the right If suffrage whenever VI :, AhthoIy
.;s Chicago t l. her custom TO dOIdo III the ho"o "i
her Chicago friend. About wear since WbeA MI
Anthony was IN the city laSt conversation Oet"eeh lt
two ladies' turned upon The Bccchcr-IltOn scahha ana
Mis-, Anthony toll all sac knew ABOUT L. IJ.iJ ic-
ortcr rc tircd the lady resi- irhcc ana suOsa l'HJ
Inc following interview took place:
R.,orirr-Sladanc dId Mss hony say ahNtAiug
In VA on The OCCASION Of Ayr last 's!l 10 Ctlc%sC III
rCferance 10 the BseC CI"s-IiitOH scHa !aI.
No.iamr-Sue d!I. / do not ere 10 nave my name
,uIsUcI m with tls interview, ana II Joh
vii nrofu,e nat, Will t-.l yDu The adH',duct Ol WAT
SAID. The cOnSersaiun tuihru hPob '.Iis
si'birrt Mis- Anthony stated p'SlNetY thaI MIS-
'r,n, n AT never IN ide any surh cthlt>rilh oI ctIh
uaitv as IA alleged IN the press dl>pchcs lhs morning
in an iui,ryIsy puI porting to nave tiarI place VII"
II u Gtauto snt stated that size never du Cum
ypr.,tion with MIS-. TiitOn On tue subject. M ,,,
ernortcr-NEea did TINS conversation Win MISS
AMaSnmcoe time last Winter. the occasion Of her
last vsI,. ,-,t-.. 4. p.oo,or,, cri,r-
inallty -
Madame-Not a bit OF it. ,,. ..,,o.,i,
lepurter-Inls was Hiter tue schuudlVu9 P"'''''''H
Of Wcodhu!l. was 1t . ,. , ,,o,,,
Mndame-Yes; not long after that publication. uoh
suppose any wOul, question the NtiieiJ VI @
Anthony who knoNs her. Therefore thInA INC ie'
ported interview is a newspaper forgery
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Thursday, July 80. 1874.
Cen Sherman said to-day that now both the President
and Secretary Of War were willing to have the head
quarters Of the army removed to St Louis and that the
change would be made within two months. He says
the business may be done there with as much care.
accuracy and safety to the Government as In Washing
ton and with much greater personal satisfaction to
himself
Between 20 and co commissions OF postmasters were
sent TO Long Branch this morning for the signature OF
the President Most OF them confirmed at the late
session OF the Senate and having gwen the necessary
bends are now receiving their COMMISSIONS.
The secretary Of the Treasury has caused TO be sent 10
each division OF the Department an order requiring
everv clerk 10 write down the OF relative en-
ployed IN any OF the departments, giving the depart
inent i'm which such relative Is employed
Col A. H. Holt OF Illinois has been appointed tChief
Clerk of the Internal Revenue Office. For some time
mast he has chief of OF the divisions OF tha
oiice. He appointed IN accordance WIN 'he Wv"
Service rule.
The sum OF l,6So In National bank notes was re-
ceiyed at the Treasury to-day for redemption
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
FINANCIAL ELEMENTS.
A COMMERCIAL FAILURE.
SUSPENSION or METAL MERCnANTs-rwo GROUND
LESS RUMoRs.

LESS RUMoRs.
Throughout the day there were several re-
ports of failures in both commercial and financial cir
res. The commercial failure was that OF Holmes
Iissburger, metal merchants. OF No 255 PearI-st'
Application 10 the firm elected the information that
they had been carrying a large stock OF metal prh-
pay copper The stagnaton in business ana the ma
blty OF the firm 70 realize without breaking the market
compelled their suspension. They did not know how
they sood as 10 Liabilities and assets buttwere making
m their accounts They hoped that it would be only
temporary suspension.
The second failure was reported to be that Henry G.
M,rouand formerly engaged in banking IN Wallst In
on,ry however elected the information that the rumor
xyas false and grew out OF misapprehensOn con-
corning draft on the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
rasd of which he is Vice President This draft was for
s3o 600 and was held by National bank in st. Louis.
IL fell due on Wednesday, and the intention was TO
have IL extended for brief period, but owing to some
Misrepresentation the extension not granted until
on hour after the bank had closed and there was some
gossip consequence. The matter had been satisfac
t1rIy arran xed and have been taken to pro-
vide for the floating debt by the sale of the bonds IN
Europe. The interest the bonds due IN few days,
1t was stated. will be promptly paid.
The Stock Exchange Committee on Securities, on the
application Of James j. HigGnson, had placed the St.
Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway shares on
the regular call in the place OF the old St. Louis and Iron
Mountain stock. In reference to the statement OF the
Company financial condition purpose of having
the stock placed the list. Mr. Marquand said that 1t
was erroneous and that the Company would issue an
cGical statement IN a few days.
Tue thir reported failure proved to be only the
chase under the rule OF 1000 lLake Shore and Western
Union for the account Of George B. Watts member Of
tho Exchange,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
LATEST SHIP NEUo.



s,i0 on pomuon waIser Richmond CITY PoUt aai Norfos.
with Tniss. AMI pass to Od Dominon steaulho Co - .
B,rk GsIee oi NewIIayen Dan,Ie baTOd0es Ia % VII" s''
A' sapS Fortana yor) Norch Fleetwood ~ iars bi''i
BARI Lothair (of sydney C. b. CAM Gov Boy 10 dHs WI" o"
Rark Gls Sligo 40 days. 10 bailtsi
BARK KoaSoril (Nor Slubach Aatarp AZ bss, IA ballast
SchT Helen lssbroucA Soper, HtOiget"H ~ -
Schr Elias Moore ireu, Georze 1"n. D. T.
Schr. Ellen Tobn. Burnett. Alexandra
scHooNggs-RlyzK AID coAsrwisg
AZ n vsn. Somerset MARY Drocswiy. LYME.
Jas Hoffman. MllsLone Point yts. ~ u ~ y'.'
$. Applegae Ney-De .fjr1. N'ser ff''he,f.
5. b. Nichols, Lubec, h"sAHnA 'Os' D'S''u'
SAILED.
Steamship, Priss Tor TlmSrrc; Cy Of Havana ~ av"' 'nr
shin Star OF The Wet for DJneo .or Hsv -Dh
Cain for Cee Csrsbelle for Venes 'hr J'seih 'oi ''
Brazos
MEMORANDA. ,
The .ch peiona Hi Weslaxscn o cay l,,nI WIN e1'
while passing through Hell Gate. at II oeisA tns "a s
s,rnck on steep Rocks. md rnde sue thelNA ' w. ~
now lies wsrls Ishnt. 5nnA "a three At'pn' water
DOMESTIC PORTS
3O-Ssiei steamship taic"n toi o'lx'-
Arrived steamship Flag iOm Boston, cA' DOM" AAua 'N "
svsys,a July S0Cered chr Flhen' Tor Portland s'a
steamship America. Tor Eturorei S..x W. t'' "o'
PHILADELPHIA Ju oOC aiei seias1'p 'hA'1'''' '' wv"
yorI. Lars Whitchal from MlIc!.es =. -, ,,,
Bosroy July 30-Auyei steamships Oeot!e An?od ron o'
more; HirrlsbuEz IRON thiep.i VI s,, IL, ys..,
Maria w Norwood NcS orleans Cleared -'esm'hp
for Sayanuaa; fauuy Lewis or Dche'Af4 Os 81 - '> ~
Humi Goa, T. X -
-, Ieg,. Br.ge Germanla, John Campbell SoIhefu FSls
Ynoys 81 Marco and Homo Arrived out om tae une >!i' "a
1., an Tine Ailutc BOsche1 krlleVi- f''
R,csrio Angelina Veg Rmanuee Msso Ceoa, y M'ti hm =.
,,nr,n.a Mara Vttaia, ham Ligcol aul Ei ~ ls ~"
& Intel states o. the Fsee Ncohne ArVeht
Fioli Accane Fae, Fic.ous. Honor ~ sId 1' D''
Also ilom IN; yne- state '1'-L'. IN- -
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
al Notices Of MrrriaGss must be ndorsd wih lW
name and dddiess.
DIED

BAmEY-Tn Bro,kyr July 80 s7i % Iee infant Of Abeh
w. a'i 'sr.h T. Bg.sy sgil months ana & ~ ay r y q,
P.nssppis.s. G.ook N. u, Jglf 81 1874, al, 81
BAlLgY-At somcrs N y weiaesiay, JuT % Hoacs BaeJ
FasSnI services the rsouce of Bis son wa D,., s',ai
$50 ria from ForJeoni4t fFeri' II tAe nDP ara
respectfully invited to attend
BALDwISJay 30 81 her residence 10 NeH 'y'a CSan n the
70h year Emily Perkn' vio" oi Hon Roef DiTa
Funeral on saturlay, At p m.
BRINKERHOFF-ln Bsookn Jay % Martha 4 Prerea 'i o'
fgse,' % The freris Of the tay are respectfully
attend The remsiIs Will HacsenscA \ - oa fisI
crpRIg-Ou welnesl,r ooh inst Ro'ert om.op Curra r
and friend, Of the fanny aiS Ayei 10 ''eAt .f .Gns
inst, at 4 o'clock D. m.
GERow-ln Broosyn weineny July 49, Fre r. only child Of
GIBsoS-At Hqon Tlsiay July 2s c,'hrhs
vON wT On Fsy Jay 81 az II ~ oarrges v,na
Station arrgl Of tran leaving G'ni Co''' Depot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on wenesiay Jly %. Marie CAnle Mar
gee Hunter youngest dsues Of tue late Oen Cha' O 'n'
FuHss viii take p. Friday BE. asl =, 10 a f9@ e. ,,;
dence Of mother s Lex a@1aaye Relatives anl ea u 'h'
wasaiasSa ia%n5 ton iSi1s pafsrs lease copy
JoSEs Aot uglud Friday July "a Lewis C. Jones' only
Of the late Isaac Coior Jones'
LoTr-A rla,.a L. L. weiaesil. JAY 30 Mar. Emm,as
r reiye. and freals of tie finy are
fanefi from her residence Friday th 3lst inst. n2
oclOc.
PIER,Oy-at East Plssaic n J. Ja'r 20 Mlrycre Ehel
otter jules aai Esther Lee Pierson s1ed month.
om residence Of her grandparents 63j hgh Ne~~s j.
on Saturiay. Aug l. N2
REEvE-Ia Broosn wedar~ Jelr 20 ae 9ger lne''
VIM Reeve (pro'ess,9usly known as Mis- Lime "'J'
aged 20 years. 1 months and q days
TIE an friends Of the imy repeatedly Invited n -tenf
her e residence No % Rver,t Ilopios hs
Iioustoa-sL fe WiaHsJus, L. L. liiy AFTERNOON, Al
Oclycs
snEpPRRD-A, Yves, rm. THURSDAY M.rs.re, Rebeo.
youf ga, Robert Am SeDpetl her 8l
Tie res,ges fenls respectfully invited . attend tae aaer,
Saaiav. Al o'clock fron the Prsbyteria Chasb
at West Farms
rALcoyr-wene.i.r Jp. % Mary .s,i II year, she
and friend Of the fmy Of The late GOV Nin
for % years aa died the residence Of s laughter Mrs
Roosevelt, $50 BfoadNay.
respectfully nye to attend her funeral Friday
3lst .lsI.. at 2 OclOcl from $50 broiaNay
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
ABDUCTION OF CHILDREN.

Superintendent iWalling was visited on Mon
day last by two aborDg men, who said that their two
daughters had left home the night before without
permssion and without telling their destination and
had not yet returned OF the girls, Sarah A. Gala
han age a. whose father resides In tenement house
in the rear OF No. 81 West Egheenhst had never left
her home before in this manner but the Other Lille
Pinkerton. age ii, of No. 80 West Eigneenthst had
once before disappeared for several days The superin
tendent took great in the expressed much
sympathy for the parents and instructed Detectives
Mullen. Capp and Won Gerichten TO spare no effort TO
recover the children. The officers making inquiry re-
oardng the companions OF the missing girls discovered
that they had frequently been seen In the compa,
nr ~ two youpg men, William H. Kelley and
Ioob, Van Aistyle The officers searched Tor the
- bnt for several days were unable 10 OBTAIN any
trace of them At 1t was learned that Kelley was
in habit OF attending the sessions OF society OF the
0rder of American Mechanics, which met In room on
Twenty-thrdst between sixth and Seyenth-ayes. Ine
fcer. stationed themselves near the lodgeroom last
n'ghi and waited untI the meeting adjourned. Among
,hs last persons who left the lOdgeroOm upon the ad-
tonrnmen OF the society kicey The officers f0l-
loved him and him as he wac talking 70
,I rn vanns girls who had disappeared Kelley and
the girls wer arrested and taken TO Police Head
nuarters The girls said that they had left their homes
Intentionally aud had since been living with the Two meh'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
TIE Union LEAGUE OF AMERICA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-A meeting OF the
National Executive Committee Of the Union League of
America, held In the Continental Hotel this
afternoon, ex-Goy. Wm. A. Newell OF New-Jer-
sey ia the chair. Among those present were
Gen. Negley, representative OF the Allegheny
District in Congress; Messrs Plnckney. Alex
ander and Baker OF NcwYork Col. T. Il Rich OF Mary
land Messrs Hackett McQIaide, Gov. Hartrauft, and
W. A. Cook OF the District OF Columbia. Resolutions OF
a secret nature were adopted. A committee was ap-
pointed on National Platform aud Address to BE- read at
a meeting To bs held in Baltimore sooa Various dele
gates present gave their the subject OF the
strength aud usefulness OF The League, aud unanimous
vo,e WAS given on continuing the work of the Union
League The Committee eyinced considerable enhu-
slasn az the prospect.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Knights Of Pythias still in session, ana may not
cude It's business until Saturday evening An examna-
ton Of the books OF the missing Grand Scribe Fudger OF
Ney-York shows that the sum OF 5000 and perhaps
more is unaccounted for. Up to II o'clock tonight the
following officers have been elected:
RGrand Chancellor. John Mech OF Buffalo vice-Grand
Chancellor Frank Hardin OF Albany Grand Banker. r.
L. Carpenter OF Matteawan; Grand Prolate Past Chan
cellor Mullins of NewYork city.
The Lodge ia still baloting. The officers and members
OF the Grand Lodge 90 to Trenton Falls tomorrow
excursion with the members of the Utica lodges. There
is a warm contest for the office OF Grand Scribe.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
INSTANCE INTERESTS.
rHE AsBURY LIFE CONTEovERsY-rmNDLE's DE-


THE AsBURY LIFE CONTROVERsY-IKINDLES DE-
FAULr
A TRIBUNE rrporter called yesterday at the
cflce of Asbury Lie Insurance Company III refer
ence TO the ruling obtained against the Company from
Judge Pratt TO why receiver snould not be
appointed 70 wind up its affairs. Mr.. North, the
President, said that the Company is in better cond
ton than IL has been for a long time past. dis
satisfied ex-v.cePresdent and dissatisfied Sec
retary who had been invited TO resign brought
suit against the Company last april demanding the ap
pointment OF a receiver. The case was appealed from
Judge Pratt court TO the General Term at Poughkeep
se aud reversed Judge Pratt5 decision and
dissolved the injunction against the Company.
WhereupOn these ex-ofhccrS, Messrs McFaTlan
and Stiles, have been working up complaints
from some Of the pocyholders keep the suit alive
for purposes best known to themselves Ever since the
Company ceased issue policies November las 1t has
been settling with its policy holders on liberal and
honorable scale and while j. has paid all Its death
losses and continue doing yet II pays cash
surrender values those who desire them, up to its full
ability and meets the approval OF intelligent
insurance managers we'll as the superintendent of
the Department. The case is to come up before the
Court on Monday, Aug. g.
The VcePresden corrOborated this statement of the
President and said that the present aowabls assets by
the State Department over S20OOO) Last April the
surplus regards policy holders the basis of avail
able assets was over $4,000; and regards policy
holders on the basis OF aggregate assets was $1,000
They say that they will soonbo prepared TO make clear
statement tLcr affairs. In regard to Mr. stless state
ment about substituting of the larger policies OF the
Company policies, the VicePresident SAID that
the President had stated under oath that 1t the
practice in Of the insurance companies and
in nOwise fraudulent This practice followed when
Mr. Stiles was in the employ Of the Company.
Creditors and shers still possession OF the Office
OF Prndle, the deaulting Insurance agent. Efforts
are making capture him. but are not likely 10 prove
successful
A dispatch from Harrisburg, Penn. says: The cir
cumstances connected with the closing Of the Peoples
Fire Insurance Company OF Philadelphia are, that the
State Commissioner Of Insurance, J. NJ Forster dis
covered last week certain fraudulent transactions In
the management Of the Company, and Immediately
directed the Attorney General TO begin legal proceed
ings to up the Company, and notified the fact TO
the insurance officials Of other states. Prinde, the
alleged defauting manager, learned this and gathered
up ell the available sssets and disappeared"
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31

uaee tho sirenango Works. the O0ondaga, and several
other mills at Newcastle IN operation some OF them
running double time There Is still some difficulty be.
tween the irona.ters and puddlers In the interior OF
the State about the matter OF The wOrkmen en-
poyed at the Pennsylvania steel Works at BALDWIN.
Daphin have struck against reduction In their wages
Of from 10 to IS per cent and the pudders at Altoona
and Holdaysburg threaten that they VIII 90 me same
the Cambria County district, parties alleged TO he
striking miners andpudders nave been guilty OF gross
outrages In attempting To blow up Mines and IN destroy
Ing the property Of the companies.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
a NEW COMET DISCOVERED.

ANOTHER NEW COMET FOUND BY PROF. swIFT-Irs
POSITION AND NATURE.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 30.-In communication
to The Democrat and Chronicle Prof. Swift says:
new comet was discovered Marsellles France. on
Sunday morning last, in the constellation Dra-
co. the announcement Of which reached me
this morning. I began searching for II at
early darkness and in few minutes caught sight OF
the stranger II Is quite largo and bright for tele-
scopc comet, and has a strong central condensation
but as far as could Judge by observation both in the
solar and lunar twilight, 1t has nucleus tall It IS
fourth coil OF Draco and at the rate OF
about one gree a day.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN uLINOIs-LOss sl27, 900.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-A fire at Nos. 81 and 50
South Waters to-day damaged the building. owned by
Mr Forsyth to the amount of $4,000 and the stock OF
In graham Corbin May to the amount OF $4,000 Both
buGing and stock are fully insured The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
A special from MclIenry says that Kchard bishopS
Agricultural works, with machinery and the entire
stock were destroyed by fire this morning Loss.
$4,000; no insurance. The fire was undoubtedly the
work OF an Iuccn tiary.
lire in Joliet to-day destroyed number OF wooden
hnJings used as stores. Loss SI7,0O); insured Tor
xt00vJ
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
GOVERNUENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Friday, july 3l-l a. m
Synopsis for the DGSf "a hours ,
The barometer has risen III the southern,
Middle and New-England States with geueraIN clea'
ami warmer weather. =. a., It, no
Partly cloudy weather has prevailed in the lake re-
zion with fresh brisk Winds slight rise OF tempera
ture and falling barometer 49,. o
GENERALLY clear and decidedly warm weather pre-
yae, in the Mississippi and Missouri Valleys during tue
day. -, -. o,o..oa ,ro,n tbo
districts on the Atlantic coast. -.
The ONO RIVER Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Probabilities
For yetc EuGyond The Ntiie States generdHy cted
anil rgrpItr heather ,cW prerdit rih ,cest or south
minds and no decided ehaHgs IN Me 6aromeer
and he Ohio Valley clear fair weather. east or souh
winds rising temperature, except on the SOuJu Atdhc
coast and slight changes IN the barometer. -
For the lake region partly cloudy ana warmer
weather. with south west Winds low DarOmeteE' anu
rain north of Lakes Ecie ant Ontario. ,,.,,
For the Northwest partly cloudy ana ueciueuiy
warm weather. with southeast or southwest WINDS Hua
continued low bagQmeior
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Province of Quebec, through the agency
OF the Bank OF Montreal and Messrs. Morton. Rose ~
Co.. have negotiated in London five per cent loan of
esOOOOO 97s. The exchange against this negotiation
VIII be drawn in Canada.
The following notice was posted yesterday
in the stock Exchange
Tho Treasurer OF the State of Georgia has notified the
Fourth National Bank he agent for paying coupons)
not to tire per cent gold bonds, issued under
the of Sept 1870 Nos 7g6 9i5 9G, and 6l9 each
IL 900. said bonds good delivery from this
date. EDWARD BRANDON,
Chairman Committee of Securities.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 30. Major Asa Bird
Gardner Judge Advocate has assigned to duty a.
Professor OF Law the West Point Military Academy
Lieut.. VIM. ii. Emory has reported his return home.
having detached from the Asao station. and has
been placed waiting orders Assistant Engineer John
]. Ryan is detached from the Saranac aud placed on
waiting orders.
The q. g. steamer Dispatch leaves here on Tue sday
next with the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs and
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
CATTLE MARKETS

BNTrNosE Inv 3D-CArTLR openei more se.ive sni bgp
cIoseI our with tie advance partially lost; best 92a -
sr,t auai,y IA as L,c meiurl good tar quality 81
r-ceipts. 693 head; sales. .}62 heal
HoG, 6r,n At 9q1Oc, mostly 9l2alOey receipts. Osid
GRIN In demand At id Nsci reorp- OS''
.ao Jnlv O-C,rTLg-Receipts 200 head mlrkrt f.rf
and sesy prices choice steers sold g. - <'"e
Texans S3 30; rough native steers, sJGti - "'"s
1000 head. =. .-..... .. . ,..t,a..
TIoasReceipts 10000 head market qn SAD act ',ns
eiuni re- s5GS7 10 for soo ta extra shipment OD he'
sagnP dull; receipts. 65l head; pncs nomiushi t3"s'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
CURRENT TOPICS AT TEE CAPITAL
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT SUBSCRIPTIONS

WASHINGTON, Thursday. July g. 1874.
The Washington Monument Society IN their effort to
complete that structure by contingent subscrpons'
have thus far fully realized their expectations Sub
.crptions are flowing IN steadily. The Society are
TO have thoroughly understood that under the
ulaD adopted no subscription can pass through The
hands OF agents. but directly into the hanos OF
the secretary Mr. John COrro Brent. IL should also
he understood that the Society do not want any money
unt the entire amount necessary to complete the mon
ument is first pledged. About half million Will be
reouisite When contingent subscriptions reach that
sum a call will be made foI one-balf the amount
Of the subscriptions and the balance will be called for
IN six and tweve months from the date of the first pay
mont In forwarding subscriptions, the form used
sbould state that the amount will be paid as indicated
when official notice received by subscribers, that the
whole amount required has been subscribed
The Society hope 10 be able TO make
this announcement by the first OF January
next so as to be ready to hoist store early in the
canning spring II all societies. lodges corporations.
and orders in the country act promptly tins VIII De
dome. A moderate contribution from all, promptly
uIrdgea will secure the completion of the monument
hiring the centenncl year. and this all good citizens
and patriots IN the United States must most
carnestv desire that National dshon0r In the form
Of The unfinished shaft standing under the very shadow
of the National Capitol, may not longer survive 10 us
grace the nearly approaching new century OF our Ma
eAls
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
A SICK LApY,s TnANKs FOR AssIsTA vcE.

TO the Editor Of The Trt6uHe.
SIR Having been requested to publish 'no
amounts given assistance IN affection. hereby ,"
so have received through Dr. COmins 81 from A. ID y
W.. S. ID. 3. ~ 81, 5. VI. b.; 81. cash so e. W. A.
Through THE TRIBUNE have received SI2 from Mrs ~
f. ,ongdon s.; aud from lady giving her name. w.
very grateful to YOU and 10 al who have been -
kind as 10 render assistance May the choic's OF
heavens blessings be showered upon you all ~ tho
SINCERE wish of Ma GRACE PROCTOR,
No 1i6 East Tgcntyslxtnst.
Nec York, July 2S 1874.