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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON July 21.--On the reconnreisdafion
OF the General the assistant Surgeons = ne x
appointed ordered rlor Tor .y az ieS
lows Blair ID. lay Or. persO0 To the sn-ri Dn.s ~ tnS
United Military Academy al West POINT ps iesycsY
duty; Chester WOffhingtOn, Edward j. t0mesys va ~
Hall. VIM g. ShaImore and Roland L. k0sson b5 ettsf
commanding Of the Military Division OF Ihe At
antc alter Reed IN person. commanding omcsr e
Wlofs Point arbor for Temporary duty AT tas
post Kibourne. T.. smith. ard l. - lesson ~
letter, General Of the Md airy .
the Missouri Jas G. Mtrri I'm perSoD 10 the eaS
service for temporary duty al the
Recruiting Depot ~ Louis Barracks, NO. aharu bafnee
l. and " r. Taylor by letter To the command
ing General the Departme u the Gull Geo H. Iornsy m
'erso the commanding General OF the Military Divlscn
the Atlantic for temporary duty Marshall W. WOOL In PIT
General The Department OF inc
Platte Sewlanls by letter. to the commanding Cen
eral Of the Department OF California VIM c. sp.neer BY ct
ter commanding General ~ the Department the
Frederick C. Ainsworth IL ordereo
report 10 The commanding General III the Depaf
Columbia duty IN that Department. Ass SANS
Paul r. il relieved from duty In TIE AMtsy
Of the Atlantic and ordered ~ the Department oi Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

It Ia refreshing to haze good word for II Is said
that corporations have souls but believe me,
have found Of which this is not truo Let tell
you and your readers through you, how made this dis
covery In the week preceding the 4th Of July pur-
chased tickets or myself and family emitting to first
class passages from New-York to North Conway
via Fall River. We were 10 leave New-York ut p. m
July ., but because OF excursion made that day
by the steamer Bristol We did not get off until $50 D. m,
which OF course caused to fail in making connection at
Boston with the Eastern train and this delay involved
expenditure or money, TO say nothing ~ annoyance.
NOW did not storm at subOrdinates who have
power OF redress in such saved my temper. my
selfrespect and money. and did IT in this simple
way wrote a polite note, stating the case fairly
TO the General Ticket Agent. who turned II
over to the superintendent, Mr.. Kendrick Of the Old
Colony Railroad, and he promptly sent all asked for
damages and added courteous note Of apology state
this for the benefit Of the many who may in the
way suffer loss from the failure ~ corporations to keep
their contracts, and do it 10 bear glad testimony the
fact ~ attcsted by this and many similar acts that
corporation has a SOUL at least for far-Ieaing and
courtesy VIM T. EGBEkT
North Oon,cdy ~ IT.. July Is. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
rRorrrNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The trotting at Fleetwood Driving Park yes
to-day afternoon by small number OF persons
The only race was for purse Of SCO 500 to the iirst
$50 10 the second and Sl0 to the third horse mile heats
best three i've, to harness. Wilson's jim was the
ayorte the pools and sold for $50 against - for the
field in which were Manecs CreedmOor and Coils Car
RE y.
CrecdmoDr had half length the lead AT the start but
soon broke into run and icll to the rear jim closely
contested the heat with Carrie n during the second half
nile the latter winning 10y head in 2iOla creedmoor
third and two lengths behind Jim. Jim remained the
ynrif be- fore the second heat. Crcedu" WIS the hrs
Ia g-t the word. hu soon took up hi, usual position ~
the rear lille jan made Che most OI short rum when
Vr HIM AN advantage of four lengths over Carrie n al
M half-Ine post. lie kept tins lead 10 the hlsh WIN
Ming tAc heat in 21J .. Carrie y. second ana nv ehshs
in advance or CrreniOor jim was an easy winner or
the third heat He passed under the wire three ensts
i.fnir ,rr y ia 5:42. CrecdmuOr SIX lengths behind
Carrie y jim obtained al al ase at the start III ne
fourth heat an kept the lead 10 the wire, winning osily
three lengths in III carrie ~ VAS a"''cu rcOO'lu
and CrecdInOOf third money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
TIE NEWSPAPER.

from INF T0ITV NpTTNVs TII7.'1 =,
TIE NEw-YORK IRMuNE has Just hnished
one of the lo.t wonderful undertakings IA JoIhh-i
T,r -iu,, the beguaing of the trial 0f the llltOn-
E,cher case in January last THE TRIBUNE has favored
II, rraets with verbatim reports lhe-e reports con-
f,red eyrry word that was spoken IN the courtroom
during the progress the trial the testimony, speeches
of roulsel. ruling " the Judge, AMI, IN snort every
word spken by Judge lawyer. witness juror. or court
oicer When readers bear III mind chat the focee.-
inns of one dly often mad - columns IN Ih InlBt Nts
ANAL tyua-euual 10 100 pasSs 81 "a goodSlcd DnOk-
and that the etse proceedings nave made upward OF
300 eolumn.-elua to 5000 or 1000 pages 81 "A "a"
nnk-thcy will have faint idea OF tine astounding
work OF Tie TRIBUNE. And an dti of the tdlue ana
wonderful prise and sicc ~ Of TINS great dS may
i htainrd " l We mention that b, sides tine verbatim
r,u.rfr oi the Lctcher ease, each Issue t"ihr tlSht
large pages in addition. filed whh the Latest intesehce
-, l,srv ..,tnn of th, iabitable globe No item OF
interest l- neen neglected. Dui It's columns nave tetihc'
with foreign domestic news, ana WIN fl reports Oh
imfortapt POLITICAL scientific, aud educational gather
inc, In thr United Tho enterprise ana success st
mi. wonder il paper almost beyond comprehension
m L. without question the new spaprr OF Mtllca
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DIED.

ARMs-At Albany. " Y, sunday evening July IL. Mrs
Hannah w. Arms widow Of the late ~ l.. Arms aged 70
years.
BRONsON-At Rchae Springs Iuy 81 In the 10Th rear Of
New CITY.
Notice OF tAt funeral hereafter.
EMMEr-At Rochelle, the 10Th day Of July, William
c. OF the late Thomas A Emmett, in the o3Gh
The funeral take place on Friday 2sd inst. l0a
from CHRIST Church, Pelham Cars leave Central
Depot Acw- Rochelle al 2 q
ENGLAND-On Wednesday. July o. Walter T.. infant q
Martin aud Anna :. England. aged months and days
services ~ the residence OF his parents IL West
hundred lndtw nnthst, near FIN Ihsrs
Friday morning.
kne st0n y. u papers please copy.
FOLGET-At Great Neck, t. l., on wednesday morning,
July 81 Rebecca Ann Fogf formerly Of Nantucket agod
Internent At Greenwood Saturday inst O'Clock
p Nj
JONE-Ir Brooklyu Monday. 18th inst, Josephine
Ingram youngest daughter Of lula A anu tho ATE Joshua l.
Relative. friends the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral Thursday The 22d iust ~
D. m. Church the kedeemer Fourth
ave-, corner Pacinc ST. Brooklyn.
Albany please
MACY-On Fourth day No. 2ls Charles A. Macy. in the
bith year Of his
sarah j. lutch, wife OF the late Roderck ssdswick.
sMITH-O on Monday July 10, syIysnus smith.
The relatives friends The family respectfully
vite' Ia utend the funeral on lhnr"ay the I'D nst ~
from the 4. NJ l.. C>rch. Bridge Oew Johnr
and u yTUeaye-., brooklyn.
sTKONG-On Weinessv. the 2ist mst George rernpetea
strong his residence NO. ilS East Twenty trst st.
The relatives and friends family respectfully
yed To attend lis funeral, saturday next at IL ~
Trinity Church.
WHIrE-At Bush MIA near Giants CauseNay ireland,
June "a ~ diphthen Elizabeth Nhe daughter Geo. y.
aud Hannah I; Whit, ate Of tlis cisy
The remains WI b. brought 10 New York for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
THE MINNESOTA DEMoCRATrC PLATFORM.
FATAL EXPLOSION Oh / roWBoAE
THREE MEN INJURED by ESCAPING STEAM, ONE Oh
THEM NOTABLY.

THREE MEN INJURED by ESCAPING STEAM, ONE OF
THEM NOTABLY.
The steamboat Sias .. Pierce of the Austin
Line " tow-boats plying between NewNork and Albany
left the pier OF oouths last evening, about
O'Clock towing number Of bsrges bound for Albany
when the boats had reached the middle Of the river OPP
posite FOurteentst SmOthered crash was heard fol-
lowed by the sharp Missing sound or escaping steau
mingled with cries and grOans from the on board
A propeller that by went directly 20 the
Of the disaster. The meu the Silts O. Pierce
running about with their hands pressed c0nvusiyely
screaming with agony As soon practical
bic they transferred % the propeller and taken
ashore They were taken 60 the sixteenth Precinct
station house. and short time afterUard the captain
rived and after procuring carriage, took the men TO
Bellevue Hospital. Their cries they Were taken away
were ptlablc. The wounded men James Mdhony OF
syracuse David kOlter VI Albany aud Charles H. Craig
Of Greenbush. MahoDy will die Of his Injuries. kOter
possibly and Craig, who is OF the cap
tain, is only slightly injured
The boat Wa. taken the foot 0 West Twenty xth-
St. where discovered that the steam had broken
through the lining Of the steam chimney, and thus found
an exit The steamer is diBgy slde-weel tOwbOat OF
appearance and some OF the persons employed
by the Company, who We're questioned Lass evening by
tribune reporter very retcent about the age Of
her builers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
FAIR PLAY FOR THE INDIAN COMMISSIONER.
II, Edifnr ID fhe Trfhnn,

FAIR PLAY FOR THE INDIAN COMMISSIONER.
To the EdftOF Of the Trfbune.
SIa am one of the multitude who have of
late become convinced that TuE TRIBUNE Is the best
American spaper, whether for ability for fairness,
and u delicate honor. 1t Is rash for quiet man. not
vcrsed in public affairs 10 call in question remotely,
the conduct 81 such responsible organ OF the public in
tcrests ~ IA your but Grand enough to
allow me- with many others, to express the hope
that in your ndabc zeal for official honesty
you will forget tie old saxon prin-
cipc Of fair play. and shat while in the performance OF
your dnty you feel compelled press accusations against
public servant, you VIII not begin by making the accu-
saOn nnal condemnation before both sides have been
heard and The evidence is oil in. That Will not be in
character with IHE TRIBUNE.
am moved thus 10 WIilc in view OF the style Of your
structures upon the Indian Commissioner. Mr.. =. p.
Smith None who have known him well capable OF
believing him guilty OF any dshOnest IT, Let his conduct
he investigated severely, you demand; but do not
assnme N his jud nent which lie reached only
after the investigation shall have been completed. For
ore you not the tribune OF tine lcoplei"
RICHARD g. GREENE,
Minister Of Trinity Congregational Church.
orange, ". j., July 10, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
MUNICIPAL REPUTATION.

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: ! am glad to have the repeated evil
dencc that the mantle u Horace Greeley, " that man OF
virtue religion. and honor who ready assal
vice and nquty wherever IL might appear. though
Ie In high places has not been disEonored In fall
rg upon your shoulders. notice ia your OF the
I'd inst blow wcH struck ~ some OF the counties OF
Illinois, and particularly at Macoupn County, in regard
TO municipal reputation. This county is now
occupying thouse that cost about ~ 100000,
for which they owing their Eastern friends
the bonds being held by savings banks mechanics farm
ers and Others, all taken par. These bonds they ut
house cost too much. and that the people were ROt
consulted In regard To lis erection. To cxGUv. Palmer
IL due all honor and praise for having succeeded IN OBJ
judgment for every dollar due and yet the Court
as not compelled these people 10 pay interest for the
last ave years manddmus Was Issued some time
8gU by the Court ordering the Supervisors Ia luyy tax
be applied t0 the payment OF the debit which dis
Regarded - ~ ."vJ "o:s completed 20
pay the small pittance OF ii 900 each hue ii thls IL
the condition Of municipal bonds, and the United states
District Court Will not or cannot compel pay nen do lot
the people know IL. JERRY.
heT HaabHrgh, Y. T.. July IS. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FOR other Ship Sers see Second Paoe.l

For other Ship Neirs Second Page
ARRIVED
Steamship Georgia Norton Havana July IL and
Barr g. Ressens new 300 Ons Leighton MIoridge. No.
barx CIono tAustl Sterck' Plymouth Ens July D. In osr
Brig Mary Fink Dyer Gloucester Mass sdays in ballast
schr. Kate wentworth Of Castinel Mead, DemerarS IL
sehr. vasceo of Londonderry 81. Morrison. Bay
schr. Lucy Wright Elsey. Georgetown, D. c. -
schr Mary a. hyer Hodgion Port Antonio Jam. ID days.
Traveller. Hodges Mays Ca. days. with lam
schr ]. =. Beacharn woodland. Georgetown. DC.
sS SiT S NJ A. Tyr i PsTsoa ' arSa
schr. /. NJ .es Dinsmore Hschias with lumber.
schr Nathan olnor Lori. Belfast '" TN stayes a.. ,...
s se5T Ho ami Nh I,S os1a sa5 M w lime
scHooNEGs-gIyEE AND ooA,IwIsE
fTa%cs B1i 2s'SI Bristol Mon%o%iS bShion ' '
s s.' ARaaiaf e e oss fr ESsr
{. Goodwin. Providence JOS. L. Potts, PastnrxeI
New Kcgnu., Sew Haven. Active Sew.Hsysn.
H. =. Jones' PORTLAND, Ct onward. Port Jefferson.
SAILED.
Steamships Algeria iyerpool
Reed ior ars gong i@Saaa
holm rachel for ste. Mary O. reed tor Dun.s Henrt-
bns J. gu for glasgow, schr. Adio p. Avery.
sailed bark D. McPherson for BurseGen Eng brig T.
H. A. Put for Bermuda scLIs l. A. Stewart aud r. j. Ham
WIND-sunset moderate =; hazy.
SPOKEN.
July ~ lat SO 80 lon 70 Lrabe from Philsdslphis
July 10 Lat IS Is, lon ~ bark Huvuia from Hamburg
Tor Philadelphia
JUL 49, 80 Ion. "a. brig Mary Rowland. from Old
HarbOr TOR New-TOrk.
MEMORANDA.
pHILADzLPMA, July 2lD-spatches from Liverpool to P:
Wright sons agents ~ the steamship ADbosior say thAe
tue vessel ID expected ~ be got IN soon.
DISASTER.
PORT COLBORSF ont July 2lSchr Dan Marble q Buffalo
sprung leak and sunk tins moaning niles east Of Long
Point, 20 fathOms of water. The Rescued
DOMESTIC POkr~.
PORTLAND. Ne, July 2l-ArTiyed sehrs Richmond treal
Globe Cleared brig Ernest. for schrs
Cambria for IT J0nn y. b.. spring Bird for Halifax; Emms
PembrtOn stephens. L. \. Bailey .or lnisUr ~
sunbeam for fremont.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2Cleared. barks sarah AtknS fec
BOrx. Ann Elizabeth, TOR Venice, bns Maria Concet;s
for Gibraltar, for orders
CHARLESTON july 81 Arrived schrs Ny Rover from New
York. J. l.. >inmOs from Philadelphia. sailed. Steamship
Gull stream. York
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN, July 2l.-The National Line steamship The
Queen bragg ron Sew York July TO- for Liverpool. arrived
here at midnight
BRISTOL. July 2The steamship Cornwall stamper sailed
yesterday for New YORK.
MOyILiF July 2l.-The Anchor Line steamship Bolivia
small, York July TO- Tor Glasgow, arrived here 70
day.
LvERPooG, July 2l-The steamship Indiana sailed at p
III. Philadelphia.
HALIFAX. - July 2l-The steamship HISTORIAN. from
Liverpool, arrived AZ -. Johns " r.. last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
sr-TCIDE IN A BOwERY OFFICE.

George Fredericks, age As years, committed
suiode late last aghf. by taking 20 grains OF morphine
Mr. Fresrcks had long been the secretary OF the Amer
lean Fire Dotcctor Company Of No. 1888 bo"ey and took
the poson IN the office the Company. As soon as his
at was discovered DR. Dorm was called bat arrived
TOO late 10 render any assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

PRINCETON's TIME BEFORE TIE RACE
To the razor or The Trf6unc.
SIR: The Intercollegiate Regatta of 1915 is
over. Cornell has won In l6;j34 The time is not
wholly unprecedented. Princeton last. The
accident inch CAUSED this Is Well known. The Orange
showed herself not ungrateful for the sympathy ten
Gered her all sides. Mr.. Cook Of Yale has gwen
full aud lucid exposition Of his troubles; we all
understand exactly why he did not win the
The Princeton stroke kept his crew
very secluded and the results Of his daily practice
known only To himself some papers whose reporters
denied access 10 Mr. NcOus quarters, not content
with severely Crltcisiug "a crew or whom they knew
almost nothing after tie Immediately broke
forth with the Iuc and cry Of 4" told you SO"
Princeton III practice several times bad been over the
inside Of l. minutes. The day before the Fresh
this much deTided crew OF heavy-weghts
made the distance IN 1919. Can wonder IT,, AT the
great disappointment OF Princeton Although
hot say
whom the gods love come last in a raer,"
sti may venture remark with q smile. which on
grief can hard be- called childike and
bidnd," All honor tn Cornell for 1870 look out for
the Orange next July" sTOGA.
if1HcetOH, July IL. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
MIDNIGHT WE4THER REPCRT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF rHE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
wA,HINGTOS. Thursday July -, lS75-I q. m.l
NIniOuSis Tor The D.lst tlreMtL-lOnr hOllrS


synopsis FOR the past hcentv-tOur hours
The barometer il the highest over the Gnlf
and the Atlantic 10 has fallen somewhat
from Lower Missouri Valley TO the upper lakes.
being lowest over Lake superior
Partly cloudy weather occasional rains has pre-
vailed from the west G Tennessee. the ONO valley
and Missouri in the lower Missouri valley Southern Vr-
ginla and tie 81. Lawrence valley.
ErO5dbtitss.
In the South Atlantic aud u states rising station
barometer southwest to southeast winds slightly
warmer. partly cloudy weather. and IN the West Gulf
tafrs rain areas.
For Tonnessee the Ohio valley and lower lakes station
airy and falling barometer -Ouihtry To westerly winds.
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather and occasionally
ram.
For the upper lakes. the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys nis 'eerlng 10 westerly and north
rly aud occasional iaus followed by rising barometer,
slightly cooler. partly cloudy weather.
FOR the Nidc and Eastern SAftes rising fOii0wed by
6riing tdJOe riHGS backing 10 south cea and south
east wGT7aer cieor, psr,ig ciOndy wcGtyer.
The Mississippi viii continue slowly rising az Cairo,
Memphis, and Nieksburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

Water Pepper i not re.onncneH AZ eatea ~ should
the No patent
been obtained asked Tor upon IT, IL IL not secpt
medicine the chief in srctrn being mado the
H. But Is claimed TO be- superior tx.
tract made scientific manner nom fresh plants and roots
cold heat which Is Used IL making AL other Ex-
VI smart eed, being Objectionable .. stroys moss
tie medical virtues that rsde IN the pdt stated in tho
DspenSatOy, and other most excellent author
In the mOest looking little weed found growing by the
n found cfcacOus remedy when combined
with Jamaica Ginger and by other modifying agents, fog
Darrhea senieTy. summer Comp aat Plin and col c. than
has heretofore been the medical PROCESSION. DR..
PlRRCEs EXIRACT il sold Dy druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
THE SARITOGA REGATTA.
CoLLEGIANs AND THE GAMING EVIL.

COLLEGIANs AND THE GAMING EVIL.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: Among other things connected with the
Saratoga regatta noticed all favorable to that
place future rendezvous for college boys. believe
in boating and all athletic sports, they add strength
and muscular power to the ~ STEM thereby enabling 1t
to bear the mental strain imposed upon students and men
OF letters The authCiies OF colleges have shown
their wisdom In giving countc aud support to phys
cal training Great should be taken. however, To
have these annual regatas free from temptation To
evil as possible. have in college at Amherst and
naturally feel believe many other fathers do, that
there IL one serious drawback to Saratoga place
OF resort for young That drawback Is the
gambling den which throws open ia doors 10 tho public
ana like Tie spider 10 the rs, enlces only 10 destroy so
long the proprietor il permitted fODhOld In thfs
famous waterng-pacr. long Will 4 he unht for tram
ing the youth Of land IN the they should
Many boys aured into his tolls during the recent
regatta and tasted for the first time the delicious sweets
OF the gaming table. shall this fostering upon our
most attractive summer resort be- allowed To pOue the
atmosphere with it, pcscrOus OOfs lf the citizens OF
Saratoga want regatta let wipe out this gaming
evil. j.. A
EtIr i RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
IMPORTANT " TRIE.

Prom the ~ T. Eren,ng ErDress
The TRIBUNE in an article on Judge Fishers
cast and recently in various Ober ways. shows - rea
ne.- back mo the Republican fold, AID 10 help
eject a Il. publican state ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
TIE OLD ORCHARD HOUSE DESTROYED,

OLD ORCHARD, Me-, July 21.-At 1890
o'clock tonight nre discovered IN the attic OF the
Old .chard House and soon the building in flames
There we're $50 guests in the house. nearly all Of whom
Ia, more or less clothing ewelry There was great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

"Y0u are regular muif. SIR said trav-
eer 10 another IN great passion while disputng m
London corf"ehou>e. Thank you" replied Mr. OR.
very cooily; II IA a nun. We dons my duty We
made YOU warm -cribner for August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

Asthma The tOrturs and endured for years
who suffered this terrible disease
Ny LIE miserable In lcspc ration tried Gi.nS
IOpIDR AMMONIA. 1t relief.
Usetl IL internally well - EXIT ruaiiy.
IHoIA- BRAAI,AS. III " est twenty sevenfhst
Sold BY all druggists Depot AL SxthaNe. NewYOrk
Only 80 cents amt 81 per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

alarm among them 1t rst, bot an escaped IN safety,
and lives lost The bu,lding. with fhreestoy
music hail. stables billiard and bowling alleys etc,
were burned. Tho loss il $4,000 insurance. Most
OF the furniture In the lower portion OF the house was re-
moved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBU RG-In steamship WstdGd, July 2l-A
Rechoder Adolf Nuendf IT. ans Ravene Hermann starS
berg. scharp. Mr. Morrel Mr.. Goldschmidt Cha
SchmitZ FIR. GooJmann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

THE TRIBrNE astonishcd people by its regu-
lar edition on Thursday morning. dispatched reach
Saratoga al early breakfast n I'd ance Of other New
York papers by several hours TIC ElmiIa Advertiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

md ordered 10 the Profile Lieut. " Blocker has been -
tsched from Boston Ysrd. ann ordered ~ VOC
Gunner George Dunn has been detached from the receiving
ship Relief ordered temporary duy on me rronc ~
her Atlantic station 10 report ior a"y
bOari the M0n0Dgahea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
W. Is. WARREN.
Pnhllc Anditor and AccoI

Total .... . so 400 80 "a slOzO0.63 "a
STAII or NEW YORK, TREAsrREEs t,fItE
ALBANY, July Il. 1870.
We do here declare and certify hat the above ra
general ledger contains true abstract 0t me ',
OF the several funds due ana from the @t
Treasury the close OF business on WedneSda JIM ''
1873. THOMAS RANBs' Iie6lSu''''
RaInea. Hnnkkeeper