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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

RRONs0N-At Rich6ed springs July 81 IN the 7s year O!
his age. after ort illness d. Oliver Bronson ioimfy
Relatives ana ruds Of The family arc respectfully nyeA
services la, the Zifh ~ st.
az looco,k M flon the thuieh u t"e strangers Aer
CHURcH-,, his Nendover. scarborough On Hnd
son Thursday July % John l church. son q the As
The funeral win take place =, unity Church sing sting ea
-a,r,iav Iuly ~ al 1 ocn,k g. ma. TAIN lsive- Grand
Central Depot clock. returning leaves sing Shg DO
p Ia
FMMFT, A. New Rochelle on the IAN day IT July william
Tie iunera take place on Friday sd at lot.
a m. from Christ Chareh. leiham cars leave central
Depot for Kew ,oohele ~ . a.
FN.MEr-N New Roch,e on The l9th day of July willam
mm,t the la'e lhou \. Emmett In the 6Jsh
r.s mineral WIZ 'ae gcs Friday gy 90 a =, i95o s.,, s %;
ENGLANp-on WEDNESDAY. July a. waiter =. infant son s
Funeral -crvicr- IT the tnce Of hi. ar,nts wcss
dag evening. at = oclo's iutcrm'nt IN "r'n""" On
Kingston s. : ). papers rlea,e copy
FoLCER-At Crat Ne,k H. {. on weine''ay rcrnns
July ~ ebe,,a Ann foger formerly Of >antuckeL asef
niernent at saturday 2ih inst, at o'clock
J6NI--rn Brooklyn on Monday. the isih a.t Ja.ephn.
Ingram youngest daughter II Julia A. and te ie Joshua
Rsiai,,- and reua- Of the family are r'n'y ny''s.
si,i' , 'f rn he inrrh of tis k.ia.r foarts
Ahany laper- please copy
IL coMPrF- Al Norfolk Va July p. Mary L. cempts,
S Sasg g Of 1i, s as ,sns '.ian WI"
IVUT.AM-Thur-ay morning Ilf 30. Iaac Ferrf. ind,am
Noucc Il funeral hereafter.
* "CoHANr. -IfFNIu rr.isfNr, y % = y v
COMPANY ORDFkrt
II become. the panf ~ f- comm anan 90 snnounos
the death priv -aac luau so'"i -i' eoure"as
gentlemen. amt trIe mend.
Members a..mbi, ~ the Armory Mpudai thih mt,
civilian dTr--, crap. irit arm To it 'nh me
tln, ril.
CIapo BE- worn Tor tinrB days.
Z. V. MILHAU. Acting fr~t -'rarant
MAcYon Fourth day. 7ih no. @!'' i'i' charles A. Macy.
aged 81
Fnn,ra irom Friends Fou-e Fifteenth II md tnta
erfoId place, seventh day, -ith u.si 81 !Vofin'@
SHEFFIELD ~ Brnoklyn. Thursday evening, suddenly.
Insrpi inr sheffield daughter ~ Isi amin " Davis
Nnt.rr ~ i.utri hereafter
SMITH IN Monday July 20. -yifann- smith.
Ilt relatives and iriru- nr fig fy fr-f' fnly m
v.f.,i d, ,tf-n. riur-ai. the e MT. az
a. m fi0u the A. i church. bulge a., b"i~e'n John
~ rite ayes. brooklyn.
oTRONG-On W,tnc~.Y the 3, - 'ns. Deorar r'mplct'n
Als Residence Nu. i.i Ia+i twenty hiT a.
relatives ard ul- IT tne itnf 40" Respectfully m
attend h iDut4d on saturday ArAi At a. IA a.
Trinity Church.
WHITEHEAD -Nt Railway. Y r. "Wednesday morning,
Jlv a. n,n,r4n a. oldest daughter pf Jhh iui'inn ana
Ffif.-. ~ If, ttl.
The nner vii TAX, pl IN -arar AZ 2ith inst a.
t rrsldeer Hamilton 81, near ~ Nepises
Az, kluHuy.
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LATEST SNIP NEB&


Far other shin Nsrs Seeond Page.l
ARRIVED
Steam nm Wvanolr COuch Richmond. city Point and nor
f,lk with md u and pass old Dominion steamship 90
~t,nu. lp Whitney iaett Boston Win n"isr ana
pass fo Metropolitan steamship 90.
Br. Mary T.. ad La" ol Old lilrhOr, JAM - DAY
-fnr belmont Locke. Hatch. Bangor with lumber
-chr Artie Emory. hockiand with limo.
-,tr Florence Belle Turner, Bangor WITH lumber
-rI,r VA. -f.r.i ,,ookug -aco. with headings.
scHOONkl.-RiNEA AND CoA@iwirF
J. Waterman. Nantucket r. llu slry, ~ Haven
Fila New Haven Monitor liNannis
orion. al RIVER OREGON. FI"fhlrh'"
sarah Pursis Providence. JDin arffn, PROV ience
CYNTHIA JAIc, Providence \. o.. Laws" Fiotiirnc
Iobt enter, Port Jefferson. ". sawyer, NUH Haven.
SAILED
Steamships p Caand for Rotterdam Fri-ia for Hamburg
Canada -. LONDON ArragOn for Bristol CIV of New York
,or Havana via .ssan sulp. -auIlrl g. Rei Tor Hong
bushnell for Hamburg Johanna Tot Antwerp Geo Treat.
Tor and Pyta Ildustia- Tor Cora OF ftouh Tor or
der ~tauho, for DO.
wiz D-suns.L light, =. f thick and foggy.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Plvi Dubr0yaca lAust Penio rom cork, Viii ar
rived gI- anchored tho lower Ba1 Tor lfr came up
to the city r-ter'iay afternoon lZ2L)
IpHF~lI, PORTS
NEWCASTLE Del Juv 22-The steamship lllnos Liver
pool passed down a 20 Bark isalr Eai|. nm An
fwsrt Bella PGrs from rs s0nNi" Diver Dyer
>aco, and A. Bdrt, from Providence passed zap this
nElAwARE BnEAKwArFR Julv s2-The bark L. Martinez
schr- kndlc 1T llt Fanny. -a.ed for Sew - D.
m. An unknown hr 80 vent ont.
IEwH- bel. July 2-Ar'sr' SIR Abbott ilwrrnce from
Philadelphia The steamship Illinois TOR Liverpool
went "a AZ 500 - IA.
N,tTWonr July ARRIVED. steamships Rehecca CLYDE
fr ia a. ngton Martha stevens from New York cAaTd
Wiling fgom philadelphia schis. " alter b. Parker. iTon
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OBIT{ \.
CHARLES A. MACY.


Charles 4. Macy, of the banking house Of
Crlis Macy 4 CO.. died Wednesday afternoon nj his late
residence NJ No 122 Wcst revenieenth-St. Mr. Mney
Wa the son Of Josiah Macy the founder OF the old COM
mission house OF Josiah Mays IONS, aud was born IN
NANTUCKET in -07 his grandfather having been the hrs
settler on the island. At the time the New-1orA
Comfy Bank was established. Mr.. Macy was elect a
it, r,f president which position he held until the organ
znton Of the Park Bank when he resigned To take the
on of cashier the latter institution In l703 40
LEFT the Park Bank 70 join Mr.. howcs In the private
banking business under the firm name ~ Howe q
49, which firm fail-i ten years later, dur-
ing Inc panic of 1878. This seems to nave
"a, isl.t heavily upon rs mint ana. n ~ th"H-h.
contributed toward fastening his death during me i.''
Two wears he had been acting ~ mana er "t NE pdhiis
,l..ortmrnt ~ Corlcs. Macy Go. Throughout - png
u.iu- f he was W II know for great tArcu c"'ny
.,d guci. shrr,yd Judgment ~ all matters 81 h"ncr'
m a.. firm fri o. the Government during Tine ldtr
var and lent n,ral AID In he distribution ~ -eFeA
r loans. Ills nnrrai VII take place Iion me frlehds
MIN, hnisr IN Kltherfurtl- place, The day has not yet
r.n anuouuccd The body will bc buri Il ~ Noodawn.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
VACATION OF THE ALABAMA CLAIMS COURT.
WAsHINGrON. ThnrsdaY July %. 81.

VACATION OF THE ALABAMA CLAIMS COURT
WAsHISGrON. Thursday, July %. 1877.
The extension of the powers Of the Alabama
Claims Commission blythe President for period Of six
months dates to-day. Tie Commissioners hnye -ct
aside quite portion Of this time which TO take their
vacation The Court will meet again until the latter
part OF next september. This vii leave only about four
months ia which TO dispose Of the actual business before
IT, Tho docket contains about 400 cases 800 OF
which have been disposed NJ. 200 OF the latter
being settled by demurrer. II SAID that
the Commission intends 10 ask Congress next session for
further giant Of power for the space 0f one year ana
also FOR the admission OF the claims ol persons " no ..
100 late m fling them Many claimants VINO were ar SET
wen, tnlei oJf an effort viii also be- made
Congress the power 20 pas the Juih es Oh the
Commission 1s fast a. they are rendered
EXCESSIVE POsTMAsTERs' BONDS TO BE RE
DUCED.
The Postmaster-Gent raj began the revision
NJ The bonds of the posmastcs in all OF the large cities
to-day Although the po>imasters hold Government
money after banking hours their bonds under the pre- en-
system. are very large For instance, the postmaster at
Boston obi gcd To give aggregate bond OF f7OVoOo
That of Tho postmaster at New-YOrk Is much larger
while Al such cities Chicago and ~ Louis the bond,
are about 100000 each. The subtreasirers IN tho
same cities although they have IN their possession mi
lions Of dollars during the whole month"; give
bonds for scarcely one third the required OF the
fira, thr bl-i, which the amount Of the bends l. -
computed The general result VIII br feiuc' on Vi
M least half in the aggregate amount OF me hun7
required uf the posnasters ~ large cities III tN a.h
ing their esp rrnce IN attempting 10 S'e'it '%"S LOT
these large sums, the postmasters hay" made some
amusing The postmaster ~ Newt OK mus
that 10y trading of nearly ever appointing ~ ia s On
10 politicians hr could give the he'"7aaiy l"nd Inc
Do. master 10 IT. Louis says by dipsIE oil eVrrN az
olntmenf under his control ana ni"rtSasih9 'I l"s
Onre building itself he might be able to OBTAIN the I,
gulrrd bond.
THE BIDS FOR PRINTING REVENUE STAMPS.
Bids for supplying internal revenue stamps
for the next fiscal year were opened today Inc Oi'
were a. follow: The National BanH Note company "l
NcwYork > cents per LOCO; tho American hanh No'"
Cnmpanv %, NrwYork l-Ls cents; the Connrntal
Rank Note Company Of Ncw-YorS. u $500 cents anu
p Carf.nrrr Of Philadelphia. 300 cents The Coy
r,,n.uf Maid last wear % 1000. b. Hrrrifing
YORK tIcre viii be a saving oi $4,000 per year.
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THREE RrRGLAPe CAPTURFD.

About 1870 o'clock tins morning three
burglar bro, into "a iaors shop 90 No 90 Blceckerst
kept by George Mcdonnell. Officer Lake OF the Four
tecnth Precinct just trying the doors on
his post and he ard them running down Crosbyst After
a sharp run. assisted boy Oaic,rs Wade and Flay lie
ca tured the Thieves. Tney were John Crrney.
age a.. Thomas McManus. age 10. and Charles
Ilesn, aga 23 Hcslin has lust been dis
changed from two and "a half years term IN state
irsOn. McDonDels loss IL about 800, consisting of
several pieces o cloth anu clothing Tho burglar
were taken 90 the station house and locked up.
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TDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF -lCNAi OFFICER,
wA>nINGrON. FRIDAY. Jay -. i-7j-l a. m.
Sl,uousis TOR the mast fircffU-fOnf' hOHrS

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF -lCNAi OFFICER,
wA>nINGrO>. Friday. jay %. i-75-l a. m.
Sun0Dsis the mast fwcfifH-f0nr hours
The barometer has fallen from the Ohio
Valley To the Middle States and lower tke region.
An area Of diminished pressure has moved south east
ward Lake superior Ia III, lower lakes The D1i0il-
rer \, higIr-, along the Gulf coast COndy weather,
with rain IA, prevailed from Tennessee Ia Missouri lud
IA, ONO Valley and extended eastward 10 the Middle
States.
TrObObiitics
For the south Atlantic and Gull states slight changes
barometer and temperature, sOuficry 10 westerly
winds, and ia the former occasional rains.
Tor Trnnc-ss the ONO Valley, and lower lake region,
uarfy cloudy weather aud ram areas. followed los rising
barometer. 10 north ni-, slightly ro"ir clear, o
partly cloudy weather except ram areas ia the nf't see
ton -
For the upper Lake region. Upper Mississippi aud
Lower Missouri valleys r,.I or stationary barometer.
north winds. clear partly clouty and slightly
cooler weather han on Thursday.
For the Hifdic and Edsiern NhffeS falling barometer
s0uib-veS IN sDreGst ruis. sishty cdr7Hcr, c!"udy
a1d RAINY, fjii0reJ b. cicGrul1 ircffhcr.
The Cumberland River, ONO and Mississippi. from
Cairo down. Will rl~r.
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STATE PARADE or VETERANS AT HARTFORD.

STATE PARADE or VETERANS AT HARTFORD
HARTFoRp Conn. July 92.-The first gen
sr Enoaupment ~ the soldiers aud sailors Of Connrcf-
cut closed to-day. with parade and review city.
There were at least 1000 veterans IN int, FeIse-
sentng nearly thirty old organizations. The city was
TIM gcd with visitors Tie streets along The line OF
march were gayly decorated Win f. -. and as The
column passed in close ranks. SINGING March
ing through Georgia" il was greeted with
constant cheers. Tho sight excccdin.y Inspiring.
and enjoyed mucH by tie spect f,rp a. rs tie
Old soldiers The escorted hF lsf Reg
imet state militia and Colts band. HDt Aric reviewed
by Gov. ingersOn and Gen. BiTse. ia. f.rainInnrnt
has been remarkably Successful IN cVcly respect.
pleasant incident OF the parade wa. it Jr, -ece OF
two Itassi officers who we've WARMLY cent, ra. d. ,id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
FINANCIAL. CONDITION OF THE MIcWGAN CEN
TRAIL RAILWAY

CuIcAGo. July 22.-The annual report of the
Michigan Central Railroad wll DC published tomorrow
morning The earnings during thr year from passengers
U,r s-3l- 99- from freight. 9l,iiH-"' ihiseelLt-
ucnis SB:.5.Ii9; total S7.lo22~6. The expenses ana
,es ,,.r - Dos Oa7; leaving tie net earnings -2O1,-
49,, Tho la. ia net earnings over the year end
i- Nv A. 80 are 5000 The net earnings OF the
main line Tor the past were 81 1O-llO ihr results
80 ~ cars work a.c not, the report HaJs, en-
IN, ir,s IA the stockholders, though the vol
wnr OF transportation tAis year l't4l.-so
IONS j. id, ribic Increase over the pic'phs ycr
H. ,ra..in nf business throughout the country, ana
80, t.th dn1nd IN the East for Western srain = the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

AsthrnTle fortunes and agonies endured Toy Az yesns
none bnt those with this irr1br d-asf -
know Ny l, miserable In desperation isird oI,9
IT,MfNT IonInR or ~ gave ne instant rrie8
L se,i t internally A. we'll a. externally.
1HDdA- BKANisAN ~ West IHehty sesrn'l
Sold by al drnggss Depot, No 95l skthaNe, Se"-fofb
Only cents and II per bDitr
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rnr uorxrArN MENpow NAssAcRE TRIAL.

THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE TRIAL.
BEAVER. Utah. July 22.-John ID. Lees
trial for go implicitly the Mountain Meadow massacre
i..,,u fo.iiv The court was crowded. The Mormons
,,,,d A. jurors svoD ~ having lived from 10 Ia J.
..-- ia tr region the massacre. ana YET hhl never
hr 10 talked pf further. tai they had no opinions on
,h .ui,.t This creatcs and otter feeling.
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srArrE 10 DIR. WELLS.

HARTFORD, Conn, July pa bronze statue
of DR. Horace Wells. d-eoveier OF an;ostesa, was
la ed In The park in this city to-day II Wa the work
mi r II BARTLETT q sculptor ana Wis executed by orders
,f I'M, state Of Connecticut and the tity OF Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

BALTIMORE Nj July o., The market during the
mast week hls been fairly and urrr- wtfe - g.
lower sales very best j'-al &C.. hrst g"'iiy. - 81
Medium or quality. t14 iic. orr INN 81 efs
oxen COWS. 33gfc % he sales being at Oisap g.
> 10. receipts 1888 'alrf. LIB
steady Will g0ef demand 40 "a gr OF
- ,Gr 80 y 100 M g. rrrripi-. 81 %
-lfrl al steady with fair demand Al range Of ~
ass - eacn. Lanl-. - - each receipts. btZ'.
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n VII D., seen that the American S'ws Company loacm
considerably more TRIM than 10 cd WORTH sud me- put
to,rrr and hat Sew YORK N.ws Company aso DDnfht
more THIN ya~ thaa a. did uorid and Tina. put tleeiAsr
TIA. about far comparison Of ho relative iur
a,es for months past There has been no time THIS
wear N Which the daily circulation 81 IHE lMAi 81 noe
nal 10 tlc combined daily circulation, u re Writ and
Ya.s ia which IT, Nceky cr uatiYn Wa not quad
tie the combined -'iaweeky cir uaions Of TAe H0rd
and Tas, and IN which Ay circulation was NOT out &
sight 4.a % the weekly ccuaious ~ IA< Hyrt4
and Times .. 10Th Of April u ths best known al
vrrsng agents coantry prepared She following cad
Ne the unirrsglrd have examined the b'oss ~ TIA Hs
fs Press lopIl, the nAf frfufts. tt.
ana arc entirely and de- certify mat the eni ~ fifra
Lad on of IHE DAl IuAiNI inr thr mouth - March -
fsJ Coml, copies u1sing 30 Iifi"y nfus rr'f-
@ lur month ~ To- io7. amt LAT The fa@ crtalt n
ai ruF DAILY Tam month ~ Al i rp = ava N
cm,lug thus day. III, >s0 complete nsAng no
~ ffilV f.rcu unn lor the MONTH % Aii ii. AZ.
JD.~.~ complete tnpi.- = NJ ri D ~. 81 IL
.t.s- loTA, Atr.l TO- 1870. hfAAN bt At-
Tie figures gwen remained susuay stable ihi.r<a
oat the past The isy clcul4ea q ihs
I..m,t f,I a.. y hole month va 30. fo~.
The following extract from thu Official report ~ 'hc =
ua.er Of the CITY York the P~tfl-'eT ri
giving TIE VI postage paid by each payer IA che nonh
Of January 1873 regular editions sent nom ne 500
York Post ~ resulr Ds,her- iuluer .nsrses
the relative clrcusuon-. ...
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NfRRIED.

HOLDEN-BOwES-A II. Panl's Church. Jersey cry
Nights Thu-ay July %. 1870 by the Rev 7. G. tut
man, sloan Holden Of This city 20 Anna slaughter
the late Alfred :. Bowen. No cards.
LIE HETR-WRTGIEN- Goversvle. ~ the residence %
the brides mother. Wednesday July J. efo. by lev II
SEXTON Prof W W IL Principal ~ one " the pub
lie schools OF that place Mis- Henrta Nrgley, only
daughter Of Mrs J. O. Mrigiey.
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MulrAnY cAlp IN TINE BLACK Mm.Ls

ClS,INNArI. July -. - Private information
from the West that hreecompany post II to u' e7-
t ia ed IN the Black lllls To comprise probably Two
com anies II infantry and one OF cavalry Inc location
has not been decided upon
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twill De- seen, fAcieor,. that the ull-on fAE rRA
M through the mails greater than that Of me Herald saf
combined. HoTa and combined. and
great ha Of al three Of these other apers
combined Advertisers Will ana also Interest
columns THK TGnUAR xh Wider
than those of other the city, and tina, each oou
therefore, spaes
tnan eciuiun Lae Asy OF uis other pap-rs
Daily Trsb,a,. hag -
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July De. 6. John
son, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, ani lhrih
Der Of The Florida Legislature Killed i.t uisnt at
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The Ner- York Weekly commences story by
ne tapous i,uaIo liz ~ thu number 20 be
Monday next. Tie story Is called The scout and the
Renegade" and 0f course r. very exciting
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when Il Duluth woman wants to know why
ID, i her nusnasd didn't order tAat wood, ne looks AT
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THE STIIE or Trade.


NIrus.rov y C.. July 22.-Srrts 1Lrprntns quiet al
% lun uomlhaly unchanged AT ri 40 Tor strained Tar
a.
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her in chilling Mgnhed way, and replies ~ 40 not
wish to GO the Black Hlls but do sos press "aouo
not rouse the tiger!"
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Special Notices.

Nr~ " in-Iow'. soothing syrup, Tor chlir ie"hins.
soften, thc gum n.iy- al pam 'nd oir~ Nind ''i'
Cnncrr
Removed without pin causuc or the knife. by DIT LhlS.
No. 81 Eart pn C.
Adams and q l,ndrr Press Work and Book AID 100
InflI ~ Ainff - rIlt rtif- At lii'ihAN'.
corner Ccur, aHt hitr,t-
A.--ik Elastic stocking, Belts. Anee apps Abiomaai
-upIflfri- -.-i'l-'iJ l,.ti' 90 vni hitt g. ss.
,rnicur- MAt-H- lru-, once, No Nesrf IT, LADY IN
attendance
A. Rup,nre and Phi, -;cnI Drforniifie- suce~.sfaly
treated h5 Dr \. MAA-h IHi'F" oi the latt .tn OF
Marsh d TO- las OLE Olrt. 40 . y si A.iH House
No connection with ary other on''" - ihi- cry
CImr.ts and -aaicrnc>.-F rou - j0 gool onf ~lae,
30 pr incl GI- H-Tt'l . Nrufllff. '7n fhS
I.auie 4 Ga ele.- bottled az g., hai'arx ,...
ii. Il kIih a. Co.. h3 iuifonet
Established l-,3
ro-r-Omre >ourc.-rao MAILS FOR ~ RoPr ms
week ending -Aft KIAN. Ify "a 100, ~lN I..e Al lhs
Ollie, A. follows, Du II f-DAf 40 D. ou h EDS ~
DAY m Z a. ul. IIi h~DAi al 1880 a. i"- luai %
9A' ''D'' 80 '"' r. l. JAMES. p. NJ
The fhind pima oh~r Of rhc tribune ~ a. III
South SIXTH IT.
b
.T-RSCEIPTIDN- O NNIkIl~I''ffNF~ Iiat ElN Ed
AZ "a Ellis a. i.' - ..'- -.
subscribers tne DNy n Philadelphia en- have th" rars
serve. A. tlrr rsoncsH n fuc in D. di al no
break A. li n
ira D A. TO- M and .iunssr q .ri POI .i 3r1
city BacA uiinD is e~h @ 81 DO -pl ,h - .' l'hes
Adycrt-ers ran. 10 gam She attention asd pa
tronage OF Farmers aud tgrieatarisf,' I'LL hll lHs
WEEKLY TRIBUNE The most valrai' and effective ne
dunn e now reaches ard those % stns
class than any other weekly paper published Ad''riiss
mens 10 secure proper classification should DO hAne m %
or before Monday o the week II issue.
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The rhiind-iph,a 0nrr 81 rhr tribune ~ a. III
-IAl


Yesterday the Ameu,an and Nssiors News complnis
bought u tile various morning papers ~ follow.
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DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages must BE- iRdorse! cih d1u
name and dddrtss.
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CoYLE IN A CRAVE CONDITION.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The entire dis
tancc 10y Mr. johnson was lOi2 miles Time, BIO
Mt Johnson after being taken from the water was as
fresh as he entered. He began dancing is 10 the
great delight " his many friends. When he arrived at
Gloucester 10000 persons waiting, ana gave bin
grand reception This evening he received benefit AT
Fox'- Theser MI Coye il very low his pulse beating
- The doctors have grave fears Of his life.
, 1875-07-22

" governments, wchrr In rearc or war. and hsva Al
.s time ree,'rci s""l iaccs fnr most Of she,r rsa;
lions, connections, aud bAuprrE.o They hnsef1nkly
inquire Of rustic volcrr whether nn ours lato nns
slreay continioMhly sstrihse rrirAe !'lierek 20
the public Roo as T, make It unfair to rt1HFn %s ~ 10
80 IN the fnnrc-all iic time. .... .....
Va hAse viii. no hu. concern aesr.l II hintsl tlat
their .riser. ar sins HY: s tts a,. "i ~ ~,
What nfrts {&na lcr what advrfn1hehth oAch ri u
Anvs hn. and what tho c,nolnn,enis, ~ well ~
lyle ta w md o,,r. i.a.s managed from tins 10
t,ins to xtt hnld os. md Whist each VISA voith Il ~
I .5s '1 II ~ sp now
frying 10 capture, hatl the nionty-valro thereof
Thetc incc,nliaty rapora may hu srrins npon Us A.
'fhs atst nslle<za smnne IN nsc studying " n,shs
ana by day, and arc oonnntna togelhes 10 tscrtsatn
ths , IN % x.a Fm dsssss
aceortlsncn With which va must act lleuee. for tha
present. w eounssi senee When they ..l }a1% =,
which b an ' ,u.s t'" nov i feeling sner ~.y, y
ri'n s.a|Eou u, .nous win f. .ei: III s:
i u srca,y leterisdn.. a"wevcr That we sts To g1s
IT, s ritz IT, n as;tr sa e ~ lse sep po:s ss
and to canvass a,lrost5, wary, snd Win iii dsenec.
We cannot forbtas fat!nAis thai onr resnlif ese-
In o1pe,,sl,s whisky. Thls Ii m!ssasc. An inferior
Article: whsh nay ss.} TO pa.ssi on M Al a.
should not 10 wnatea In tyins anything es'er. Fer
tpOs Who Will drink men H11,ohnt uf liquor arr
not critical to III quality, II II only be not uonclent
In sirrhati.
tlur prospects hre IN tho WHOLE good. Tho vsit OF
cs-rrestlott Je!Ierfou DayIs Ina produced better
orfcct than VA. 1nrIratr, but II Ii deemed best tfiat
he shouil he oniy sur1lse! With money, aud shonld
not he !ndnccd to retnuvo 10 h. atatc for IN that
pyent a would net electat to tba United tatn stnale,
mud that would blight the aspirations If too macy Of
our prominent pnlit men ...
1t il cheering 10 Dts that tnce Tho bhcks hHvo bean
uaup to understand TINT had MT got ur Tie War.
they would be slaves STILL anil sinco W. hare brought
the right pressure to hear unnn them III euunttss
where flcy arc III decided minority they either do
not voto at a Ut eise get fair proportion u their
votes, ...... ...-.-..
III tho present canvass ovesy o!hcr re.onEco should
fall We feel hsetrri HAT wo ca1i and vii triumph ny
means nf The jncios and sufficient the Of tncHcy.
Our Krest corporations, and particularly our raileost!
cometez have got from larger snhadies III land
than thu Radicals and ioftB combined Wtro
hszutp!cre able RLvu than in 'noney. In tho very
teeth Ut tho constitutional provision that 1nuur.
el,n tt equal aud nnifurnl throughout the statc, o1r
fourteenth Legislature undertook to oxcn's from al
taxation for twontyATo yoars their ENORMOUS land
grant 10 of thete companies II wo sse pEss1ed,
our railway companies w!ll haso to romo 10 tho rescue
To give FREQ passes ~ our otc1-t0lderH. editors. anu
stunn.sreaketH, is not enough. We must 'akd them
tnn l,stsef how unwilling they may ht1 como down
with thrir Caeh. They ase yet In nur poSur. Win
tie material aid Which they arc bound " auppiy, "e
csnuUk fail.