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New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

The South has put its foot down, and will
neither I've c0axed driven into making hardmoney
softmoncy the main ruestion the next Presidential
election. That's fxed fact.-iCharloston News and
Courier Dem
The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE infers that the
currency question will after all be tho abOn which
parties must rOrganize II Is certainly the upperinost
lie thought Portland Advertiser (Repl
The Utica Herald announces that the "ITon.
Ezra Graves of ierkmrr County will be candidate for
renominaton By the Republicans state Convention for tho
Office OF Inspector OF State Prisons" Mr. Graves is
better fitted 10 be natrUn OF orphan asyuin.-tSyTa
case Courier tDcmJ
Senator LOgan's business in California is said
to he of strictly private nature hut + possible that
having en- promised two vocs through the cnluMns OF
The ThicdgO Inter OceGn II he will run ffra!dcD nc
is about TO begin hs canvass The Pacific Coast and
work bis way East Louisville Courier-Journal tDenl
The next State Convention will unanimously
indoIse Gov Tildcn ar hs adm n sraton. AMI trticu
larly his measures and methods Of reform in relation To
caual management. The Governor needs no srooia
champions. The m'cratc masses approve his official
conduct and they VII I've rcpIeseu;cd Ia the State Con-
venton.-lEmira GGzs.te n,crnb
The probabilities are that the Liberals will
await the action 0f tho other parties aud lad 'se te
ticket mot satisfactory 10 them. The office h0lieis are
under obligations to the Dem 'orats who elected tlon
while tlc Oicrseehers are anxious 10 throw thor IN III
where their candidacy VIII br recognized with
hopes OF succ:Ss.-i syracuse Journal lRepD
Perhaps the Presidents profound confidence
In DcarO will I've shared by hc Democratic Housc which
assemblies in December. That depends. however, upon
the number Of good Conservative Democrats who have
been admitted to the Indian Ring. If the Eembicais
thc RIM have according o. the custom IN such
shared and shared fairly. with Democrats. there is
nothing to fear from an Investigation Cincinnati Com
.iQln nnIl
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
TIE DRAMA.
LOCAL INCIDENTS

The present season of the Olympic Theater
viii end next saturday night Nessre. Sheridan and
Maok Messrs. Wayne and Loreiy, Miss Alicia Jodan,
md Miss Fay Temllcon are, with many others, an-
nounced appear during tho final week. The Olympic
will be frcshcncd and rodcoOracd during thc recess at
hand. and viii be reopcncd, With fresh attractions
ON Aug. o. The TiOu,,adours will continue Ia eN-
hiD themselves at tho Union Square Thcacr till We'd
nesday night, when they will desst. Miss Clara Fisher
will reappcar at Robinson Hall tom ght, taking the lead
ing parts I'm " The Rose OF Aycrsne" and Chperic."
The company here has been augmented. and
'Tho Princess Of TrchizOndc" Ia Ia preparation.
Mr. j. Berry will open his now theatcr-
allied tie Third Avenue Thcater-tls evening.
and Mr.. Wood wi bring out at bic Museum Mr. Barry
new play. based Coopcr's move Of TIE spy'-with
Nh. DomIn,ck Murray Harrcy Brch and Mr. Barry as
Geaeroi Washington. Dramatic incidents VIII he more
numerous as the Summer proceeds Next Monday. Aug
= the yokes Family, in piece. called 6 Bunch OF
Berries" viii come forth at the Fifth Avenue TDeat"r
On the 10th. two weeks later. Miss Julia Mathews VIII
he at Waacks TdeGter Mr. Ray ymond VIII emerge
ut the Union Square aud Mr. josh Hart will reopen the
Th,ater Ccmque. On Aug. % The kirafy Brothers VIII
bring out tho spectacle of Around the world at the
Academy Of Music, aRd Da,iingS Opera I0nse late pn
Bryants will be opened with n"gro minstrclsy On the
30th Barry Sullivan will DO disclosed at Booths Thrater
IA Hdplt: and tho tide OF tho dramatic season
VIII riso toward its flood.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
CONTFsTING COMMISSIONERS OF JURORS.
Cssncr G.. Chilus and Spencer w. Cone, VIII

Casper T.. Chlds ana spencer W tonc' WI"
claim 10 be Assistant Commissioners Of Jurors for ia"
city aud County Of Now-York, have mado formal
,cmond uron TIomas'Dunap. card NIL persons. who, by
force have SEIZED upoD the hooks md papers OF the Com
missioner OF Jurors in his late onloe, to nd to The
office OF Douglas Taylor. 1T No 81 Naisauot or 10 per-
nit Ne,r, Cnil Is and Cone TO remove uither all the
book, papers aui documents belonging to SAID once
IN IN ,ther communications dated July 2l nui signed
Douglas Taylor, Commissioner OF JniOrs' notice II
ey,.u of the removal OF Mr. Thylors oirc 10 NO 81
Snsslnst where all business connected wth the Com
ins,l ,I hin /. to he 'icteiby s arssi" ieSSi-
Ci and Cone Jury are warned not lop pay ntsht!"
T., any other p,r-ou who claims 10 br commissioner nf
nros against paying money fol alleged hnes ana pch
ties and particularly beware OF per tp- ciumit or
ccnnnry cons teri:io, to relieve Jurors rom duy
pnhlc Information to ,e give. OF the rew Grand Jury
lists 10 be- made up Sept and the new Pot Jury lsis
an OCT l. immediately prior to the Autumn elections
Mi TAYLOR l. triyrlIng in Ecpt and hns LETT MS bis
Nos. in charge his assSInt- Mes-r5 Chllcn ahh one
~, i,nian =; retains OF his oice and will
,ntiunr 10 transact business connected win the
of Jurors until the Courts decide upon
.Ig
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
LOTUS taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. and Lnsky was
arrested to await the result Of the wounded mans In
turies.
OBITUARY..
ATuANAsE JosUE COQUHREr.

A Paris telegram announces that Athanase
Josue Coqucrei. the prominent evangelical mnister
dead He q Of NJ. Athanase Laurent Charles
Coquere the eminent Protestant PASTOR and was born ~
Amsterdam In 1890 Hc entered the ministry at an early
age and becoming chief editor Of the Len and sftcrw"
Of the Youree Rerus de 7heoioce. lac obtained by MS
doctrines and writings celebrity among the Protestant"
OF France. In consequence however. OF tho viws no
expressed relative 10 NJ Remains Vie dc Jesus. lie was
suspended from his functions by the Conssory Of Paris
In May. 1861 This act met with disapProval In the
Constory Of Aru,e (Gard which voted him an addrss
Of sympathy. Ultimately ho resumed bis dulles win
the aid Of the Prot stant Liberal Union. lie attended
the meeting Of the Evangelical Alliance la this cy'
and took prominent part In it1 deliberations d..
Coouerel who was decorated with the Cross Of the
Legion OF Honor author OF several woks On theo-
logical and rhetorical subects.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
A prrAIcArroy IN noBoKEN DENIED.

II was reported on Saturday that deficit
Treasurer Kamcns OF Hobokrn, by the accountants now
making su oxarsnatlon OF tho city account books Mar
tin Flnch OF the examiners. said Saturday that no
such saternent had been made by tho nccountans, and
n. annOunc would be made ny them In sdysnee o
tnc report 10 bo made when their labors should 10
completed. City Tieasurr KaneDa says that tho
report probably arose from the fact that
he LA been unable to meet draft ~ - 500 from the
Board Education, made B-si'ai ~ the previous
week, until Monday OF last week. Mr. Ramona receives
n salary vi 500 per annum the city iual- uaeh
him interest being his rrquisite He invests me
money ut hs discretion aud Is usually ready ." meet
drafts nom the city az sight bat last week lie WI. not
NJ. Ksmenn il a wealthy and tho citys innds are
secured by his boDdsLlen.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
NAVAL, INTELLIGENCE.

W.snrNGrOV. Jn'y 2J.-Passed Assistant Paw
master T. nclr ha, been ordered to The Iuscsiofa
r. :. Mcoo detached from tho command o ne
Kansas. placed waiting orders Lieut. Commander NJ
Sanders late Of the Saranac IL order To the Iuscar"ra ~
Executive Iient. webster pOty, detached from the
prnseool. laced waiting orders. Lieut. chai's A.
Port ,uth Executive Ofcer. lieut. r. y ischafu. IL
deiacn,d from the Portsmouth mi onerc.i to tie
Kansas and orIered to the Worcester Lieut. Geotgs
A. Norris is detached fiom tine Tusoarora and
oIlet. honc await orders. Masters Newton f. Mason
Henry T. stockton. and william f. low, Ensign jacob IA
Hunter Assistant smrg,on James NJ. Amber and Passed
Assistant Enpiner 4. T. Phlppi detasled from th
Kansas AMI ordered home to wait orders. Iasn ASH
reporting Of bis reliei and oered to return home ,n
Passed Assistant Pavinaster @. d. Hurb Is
detached INN the Kanss and ord red to setllr accounts
chief EngineeI W. Fitch il detached frt M luy rs beat N
at rlilad lpiis, the rprrung OF hs relief ana
placed on waiting orders Mate & k9unranl, nal, - =; ne us
Receiving ship Potomac III adephia Po'tswainJ j. H.
ton the Rrcei ing ship Ine pendence Mt mare ls'
and Navy Ward orierd 10 the epca BOatswan Aletnn
Acting 30 iswalu John G. THOMPSON from The rcrNing hr
tlora os or, rel t. the Iscarora Gunner W. j. butcher
richard Agnew late Of the snanac, Is ordered TO the
Ttscacrl -air3sVr Jou C. Cavalier Is deaiod from
the Omaha and placed on waine orders . . co..
Captain ID. H. Harmon ComIlnnEg tho 'inF" r,"''"
steamer Hartford under date of Hong kong. June To- re-
r,rt. Secretary Of the Navy tie death " IN lip O. MIL
M bOa,swain Ia the United states Navy WHOM occurred Oh
the i4th OF June.
Rear Admiral A. NJ Pennook commanding the Asatc STA
ton under Of Yokohama June repors 10 the SECRETARY
Of the Navy the movements ~ the vessels IN uat squadron hs
follows The Hartford wsa ai HoHk Kong ana slrl on June
rpute tn the n States. The kedrSafge
was cruising In tc neghbThood of Nasass kobe and 70.
.ohama The Saco YOKOHAMA II Monocacy was
cru. ug In nelQhboroot Of Yokohama and Kobe The
Swsow To roteci FRI m atee o men egJge
covering from the wreck of The Pasiic NAL
steamship The A-huco at Nagasakf III" Paios
Vas al Shanghai in,Ining shortly f0T Hong Kong.
after which woLld return 10 Shanghai 10 await ortrs
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
r,,sERAL or GEORGE TEMPLEToS STRONG.

The funeral services Of the late GEORGE
smrc,on Strong were held In Trinity Church sitnr
aav The body of the church well nled In front
new AZ. President Grant, ex-Gov Z, AMI Rev Dr.
T. A. r. Barnard President Of Columbia College Many
uromIuent merchants and BANKERS were among those
nres.nt Soon after II o'clock the casket conalnihg the
remains was borno into the church by John j. Ast"r
John J. Cisco, W. J. Scherinorhorn. Henry Parish
teorg. c. A. Thor. John Taylor johnston u. "a'cot
Gibbs, and Cornelius Agncw NJ d. At the head ofte aisle
ga. nall hearers w.re et by Bishop John y. Young d.
H.. ef Florida the cv. Morgan bix. d. d.. the Lry.
Frederick Oilby, H. H.. and the Rev = ~. weston ~
he s,irry tho buria, seryce was begun The casket
nas plasrl upon stand Ia mont 9i the Snan,, "a, nY
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
WALLACK'S THEATER.
he first apDeayance of Miss Julia Mathews

The first appearance or MISS JuIa MaiHcWs
and hor English Opera company. at Wa''aeks VIII he
made in the comic opera Of Blue Beard" The com
rany includes the following performers; Miss Rose Te
pie Mile Marguerite Syl. Miss Rose Kccne. Miss Isabel
Lcwes Miss Polly Snillw0od Miss Maud Egerton Miss
Bessie Temple bliss Mary Antoine, Miss Julia HocnD
Miss Annie Cook. Mr.. g.. IL. Macdenott. Mr.. Albert
Erenr, NJ. l.. DeIormo Mr.. Harry Collier Dir, W. For
roster, Mr. John Hogan. Mr. J. Harvey. Err. Louis de
Smith, and Mr.. Peter lawson The conductor is biz. f.
sanislaus so,ne OF these OF rcpute on the
English stage and The company seems well sriectcd
The operas promised Bluc Beard" Fair ien.
The Grand Duchess" ani I" Girohe." French mischief
British icvity Oaenbac beauty mrth. pretty scenory
aud pretty clothes would 20 be deucted 10y these
xuria ni ni in,tiae.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
MTDNICHT WEATHER REPC RI.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrYrcn OF ruE CHEF SioSAI OyyfcEn, !
WAsHiS6roS. Monday. July 20. 1871 o. m.)
SyuOpsjs for kh< p0sf sirenfu- -f0ur hOvrs


WAsHiSGros. Monday. July &C. 1871 D. M
SynOpHs for ne pcsf ssrentpfour hovrs .
The barometer Is highest in the South At
lantlc and Gulf states where 1t has risen 1t IS nso
the Northwest and upper lake region AMI Is lowest
north Of Lake Huron.
Partly cloudy weather, with rain areas has prevalen
from the Missouri Valley TO the upper lakes from
tho West Gulf 10 tie Onio ln North Carolina and Southern
VI ginia.
The tenn rerature fallen IN the Northwest and risen
from Tennessee the Middle States to the lower lakes
Probabiii'lrs
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states. slight changes
In barometer und temperature, southwest 10 snltdetst
winds partly cOndy weather ana rain areas III the ouro
linas and the West Gulf States.
For Tennessee ard tho Ohio valley stationary 70 rising
barometer winds veering t. west Hrd northwest, sSbtV
warmer. partly CLOUDY weather, aud rain areas.
For the upper lake region, a. Upper MssissiPpf, ana
the Lower Missouri Valleys. rising staff sry baton-
eor th-we tery winds. cooler. clear. o. partly cloudy
weather, following occasional rains from Missouri 70
Lower Michigan. and followed IN the Last section by
castcIly winds,
For tho lower lake region winds veerng Ia west or
thwast falling followed by rising barometer, cear
and partly clOudy weather following occasional rams
For Fgstcra and Ufdfic ses failing 10 s0fsonGry
bdyomeier sohty wu,ds rse,tnq 10 uesterfy, unrrr,
TGrg cio,,dy re0fher and possibly occasional RAINS IN
Ji-yini0 and northeast NJ tie AUsgh1nies. -
The Lower Onto and the Lower Mississippi Rivers VIII
continue slowly rising.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
Spetial Notices.


De.hlers PDs are the best and sfest remedy for chs
Fever su@ NanftS
Mrs. Winsiow,s soorhsns syrup for children teethnG
soits the gums sl.ys ai Is.ii ald .ates s'o CON-"
Removed without pain. eaust VI e kne ~ Dr McLEsh
NJ 2i f-lst l6.lot
Advertisers .aCs to gam the stteation aud pa
trou.se Of Farmers and Agrie uturists, Will find TIL
WEEKLY TRIBUNE The inost yaluabIs Aud effective ne
dum 1t now reaches farmers and those Of beltss
,ls.s tsa any other weekly paper published Advertise
ucni, secure proper csBcson should DO handed IN %
CT be,or. Mondsy Of ths week OF Issue.
The flnadephin Oa.s oi rhr Tribune "a NJ iiS
SOCru SlAilISl.
tfes.g~r Bu bingD
SUBSCRIPTIONS AAD ADl EkI IisEAKSTS Hhchi'hp
Al PlBJIoIiIls-' hAtES.
Daily Ia palniellla have the papss
s.ryrd t.r rsdr ~ tine To ~ read al The
brtskis- received by sie,s NevrpSlef Exirvs
tx. A and Immediately dsaet,, Ia all ,uts
The Best Roou,s for OfBses In New-Nork.-o,er half
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING Is now .occupied 81 Ito rcrDb
ucnt tenants They and all trlr visitors unite in Ire
nounclns Ito Offices the MOST ATTRACTIVE sni al t'nss
considered the CHEAPEST IA town Contrary 60 the s-a'
expectation. the building to b much the lghess
of building the city AL the roons are tsAa
t.siy nn.shoJ sos>i (sss, There elegant
bes, All esae,siinxy
iigs airy perfectly srntise ha,e outside ~ndowa
nearly Al
have the hail Ihs cleyaio<s
side by sic aud both IA good wofksg ori'f Trey are
L. 10 Ngg favorable iuDA Al!nsllta ss"s.l
rl<.b ~ ks.L lklAt ~ tnttisi. Town.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
1sCESpIAHY ARRESTED on srArEy ISLAND.

Detective Homer of the Staten Island police
Saturday morning, before daylight. srrsted woman
named Qurk IN the act OF setting fire to block OF hoses
belonging to William Sullivan on Mont yomery-aye. only
a few yards from The place where three houses were
burned down on Thur.day night last. When captured
she had bag 1ed With rags which were saturated with
kerosene OIL and which she lad taken into an aey-way
between wooden nuiidns She Lad struck inat.h
and set the rags liro Ihe officer eringuished the
flame aud took his prisoner with the bag la Hedliar
ters Ii Is stated that two other women IMPLICATED
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
AN ANGRY HUSBANDS ATFEMPr AT MURDER
Early on SatIIrdnY morning one Of the coolest

,I mort deliberate attempts at murder that mas been
recorded in New York for number OF yea's occurred nj
Onehnndrctth st. ani Tcntiave Thomas isidihg' VINO
,ois ip Oue-hun lrci nnninthst. Harlem called upon
ON a.,p,in,once VITO ha, charge of q cnug OF big-ppe
men working in Tcnth-aye and asked for william Zab.
foreman employed the rpes- Zahn was not present
bu Harding took his friends arm and together they
walked down tho line until he was found Harding ana
Inn Ucr strlu yer. and introduced hy the lcni
INN Jiu,ely Harding drew from hls pocket small
revolver with barrels which H. aimed NJ Llnn an
,ua me trigger The cartridge failed I" explode. and
En rel re lee. for safety Into The excavation Harding
,hen trod va shots az him. of wiich entered hiN
r,, me won-be assassin disarmcdby John DAVIS
OF No laJ sOniuc 4. , ,,.
Ilsrding was aIragned Saturday evening before
rndr. Hammer ut tho Harlem Police Court ana com
S,iIfri lr trial lie says that Zaln had Improper IN
,,,unry with his wife. LIhn ajlnts mn acquaintance
with Mira Harding. but denies tho husbands charge
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
TIE ESCAPED BLACKwEILs ISLAND CoNvICTs
Four OF the Blackwrlrs Island COnvicts who

escaped on friday evening from the Island steamboat
Mlnnchannock are still at large. Their names are
Thomas Clark Henry smith. James Tully, and James
Robinson. They all well known to the police, 80 that
Their ultimate rccapturc almost certain officers from
the Island the city searching for them. II Is the
opinion OF the who in charge Of the prisoners
that the tools used away the headlight on the boat
wore furnished by the workkous. men who were on
board This Is merely s,lrl'se. as the m'n who have
been recapured refuse TO tell how they made thor escape
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26

HAVANA WEEKLY MARkET.

V,YAsl July "a. Sugar Demand fair and market frn
nC advancing g0i exchanges buyers ara more nD. l
ciosea1aiiy active Moas.'s sugir liUl ~ reals
a. Havana and Mtntaukts 81
% boxes hh receip Of the week. 500 boxes
OF the week, 1900 boxes and ., 800
hlGs nciue $500 loxes and 1900 hlds 10 the thited
Sta.. Ra oi-s3 d-.i9 pcNt. FlWr-%3O~t32 II bbl ioi
Am,rican ,.-nls-..2a a y qinal, Tor Anrrcan sugar
cured Lard kegs SOGsil qnial IN tins ti5a Ii Coal
Oi I'm Ms gallon. Empty HOgsleads. ~ I5pts
Iunber nominal; shooKs-sugar and Mv,sses h's. 4G
~ r,a,a Wls Navy Bcans, 2J02Ji2 rcals y air"ba.
Chewing Tobacco S. 6t3o GnintaL Corn. IL reals ar
roIa Hoops Flat nominal Fc"gEiS loaing ut Havana FOR
IN. Tinted States " box OF 90. .n62 .c. y hhi 0f
.ugar Fanou Ogiers 37s Cd los. Spanish
gold klid2lJ. Exchange, tuet aud weak
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.

MUSIC.
WAGNER NIGHT AT TEE CENTRAL PARK
GARDEN.
Theodore Thomas will give Wagner con-
cert at the Central Park Garden tomorrow evening.
when Mr.. Rcmmers will sing the Romance of the Ever
ing Star from TaunLuser and Wotans Farewell from
the wslLirc" THIS We believe Ia to he the first Of
series Of concerts devoted special composers and We
shall have turn Mozart night. Beethoven night.
and other festival entertainments. Why not pro
,iamme devoted to j. 4. Bacht
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
SUMMER RESORT ~ MASSACHUSETTS De
STROYED

SPRiSGrIELD, Mass, July 25.-lngleside,
woknown Summer resort about three miles southwest
Of Ho oke. completely dcstroytd b. fire this even
Ing. 1t was bult bv j. s. Davis Of HolyOke q few
ago AZ a cost OF 81 600 hui was sold in 1874 to
Chandler Of this city for $3O. 900 and has not been
open for guests this season. Engines were feht over
from Holy okc but we're lis less. a. tnIn was no water
evcaut In small reservoir, end nOno could
he pumped up from the Connecticut. 20 tons OF hay
were burned in the burn md only small potion o, tht
furniture was .a,ei and that In damaged condition.
The insurance Is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
DnMEsTlC MARX TT.

ruuADELraA Juy 2.-p'trolcum g"let Re6nsd 1o,:c
ls for Prue we;orn rimo by - % tIas.e.d 81 go 30
Flour firm, and VI sfe.y r.qus. .r 49,, ccnir
AMI MINI s3ts fanliy at S S7sat8 25 PennsylysnS
". Flour 5, sSs ~ wgat GilSt and si,a,y !. GseI q
fur tli Corn lower; 4. low. 500. Westep Mixed, Sc
Ats nnchaneed. Pioyis firm. Mess Pork. ~ ds2l 90
ok,.l,Iians l3s, IL ~ PckN HAMS. l20lStc Lard.
1J'Ia,t Whisky y . for VI sIn in iron But,erzIine
York and bradford County Extras rs 13oc
Il, tiIs;s 21@2tc; Extras, 29d &c.; do. Frss.
a2cc: I.ol Ey,rss 3l a22c do tTsts l60 lgc Cheese
,uirt. New-york I4dl2c.; Nes.lOrk Prime 100
10 g; western Fine icsi0'c. do Prime. oHy'.c Eyes
arie; Penusyi -. ersoy aid Delaware Fresh 2i~
tDc I
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26

II thinks the Confederate soldiers safe, because they
have had enough Of war; but II has grave fears Of the
"reing just risen generation. tho youth Of TN
South who not yet to he blndy trusted m the friends
Of peace" II the Democratic party Is replaced In power.
the venerable organ thinks 1T rs much TO be feared
theAe would he found ready ~ were the
young Of 1861 to have resort to " overthrow
the existing order OF things In their Statss The organ
should cheer up and try to take cheerful view OF
things Such continuous dependency has bad effect
nm, thef fivar
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26

the to walt until Monday and get warrent for the
arrest Of his asssant Fitzpatrick objected and sworc
that he would take his assAants life before morning
Superintendent Folk then called Officers Smith end
Walker and ordered them 10 Fitzpatrick fOr dis
orderly conduct While tho officers were taking their
prisoner to the Myrtle-ave. 6tattonhosc, James
Kane and Others attempted to him. but pre-
vented by tho officers ind tho Superintendent During
the effort to the prisoner bri OF the Supern
tendents hat cut In two places with sharp
striinent La the hands Ut Oh unknown person, who
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
1oes op s,5o.ooo IN CHARLES TON. s. O.

CHARLESTON, S. G., July pa fire occurred
Yesterday morning In portion Of this city. known
"a Gado sdcn's Wharf. destroying about 90
small wonlcn buildings. also Eobb's mill.
aud Marshal Kcnning's "bhrves
with ehon 20 900 barrels of naval stores The estimated
inss il 900 600 A5put half s believed to be- coy
ed by Insurance. The loss is distributed among North
arm foreign, and Cha lesion companies
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
DESPERATE QUARREL OVER CARDS.

While playing cards early on Saturday even
Ing ia the liquor SALON at No. co Princest.. Thomas
Lotus and Timothy linsky had IN alteration which
rtsued in Linsky's attacking Lotus with kne. In
acig three wounds In Loftus's aud one In his alb
doiacl. The latter wound will probably prove fala
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26

yer plate was the inscription, George Tsmrleson
ssrong. born Jan. 20. 1870 died July ~, 1870"
miniature tombstone OF white lowers stD0i u tho nea!
Of the coffin, WHICH covered with palm caves ana
wreaths After the closing prayers the case was sSrc
followed I'm procession and gathered around the vault,
where tue usual Episcopal service read
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
CATTrr MARKET.

CHICAGO Tuiy oi-cATlEQu and weak; receints. 500
IA 10 ENfa se,r- 81 J0uSG ihrcngh Texans ~ oV@
,i IL, i;utc, IA and -tocLrs t31i shipments, 1000
c,-Reee,s 5000; active and Tm al full prices Heavy
S70$i 7J IiS4 II 10 ~. closed weaker with do"n"ai
most sales At II 300 81 30 sbpoDts
e, 90
snPEp-Noinira ly unchanged
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
RESISTANCE TO POLICE IN BROOKLYN.

While Police superintendent Folk OF Brook
iyn riding homo ia Myre-ave. car, about 1880
r. H. or saturday. ne turbulent crowd at steuben
st. Alghting from the car. he WAS met by man named
John Fitzpatrick, who said he had been assaulted As
tho Superintendent had not witnessed the assault J., 'd
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
PASSING PPS 4PRTVFD.

FROM LIvERpOOIe-In sieam.hip En0tdnd. July PR
Normal Mr. Peterson MIS- kOdes, Mr Clara AID son MI
ieiro and son Freik Poole W. Dickenson H. r. Rogers
J. Ryan Slr Davis and chiid.ca Mrs J. w Ap
peton and son. Fanny P,erce Miss Koberts Misc L.
WalkVf.
Ina charles CuIrrr u;eoTse Hui Daniel rIiucF Eduardo
Manned Fernandez, II tltd foLOnarti
Cuy-rs z. kIldsT, II. u. H8wltT.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
PRtYrIY0 CLOTHS MARKET.

ppoyJpe.cF H. T. Jnly 25-rrnting Cloths market closed
G1n at 81 o STANDARD and Extra 6ix6i. holder ask
g 5c best gocs. n,Icas activity ia tho nafko tho
.alGs oi Ito week loot u, up ts,2oO peces.