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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-28
UP IN THE MOUNTAINS.

Two Days in and around Lyons Sta
tiOn-rhe Railroad Tunnel-A Her
culean PrOject-The Oil Regional
Greasy Subj ect-But it May Prove n
Rich One Reliable Information
About the Mnch Mystefied Section.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-28

Report reaches us that a man has
been lying on pile of straw opposite
the Philadelphia Brewery for several
days past, sick and destitute. We
commend the subject to any who may
be inclined to demonstrate a little
practical christianity as Sabbath
service.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-28

About one-half acres each In size, situate on
Pico street, between Charity and Figueroa,
and known as the Forbes Tract.
The Main Street cars will pass close by this
property. The map can be seen and full par
ticulars obtained by applying to BANCROFT
& THAYER, Real Estate Brokers, II Spring
street, who will show the lots to parties desir-
ing to purchase. TITLE PERFECT.
mrlG I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

BACKMAN HOUSE-Mr. Il Mrs. Backman.
] r Grout & VT, Mich Miss Allison, Mass
Miss G Grout, do W Ninedge a wi, In
G Hodges & wi, do diana Colony
Mrs Skinner, Ind Col
PICO HOUS1s-Chas Knowlton, Proprietor
f Yorke, l. A Il r w s Seily, TustIn G
q A Starker, S Brbra Bagle, do
X M Rureton, II j Stewart, Chino Il
w Nj Ord, do w q Curtis, Stktn
+ Cortes, do Miss A Reeve, Rivrsd
j 5 Burrill, do Mrs K ii Reeve, do
Suskind, do LO Lovlett Ventura
s Burns, do + Davis
G Vivian, do WN Lewis, NY
H Page, do
LAFAYETTE-Fluhr & Gerson, Proprietors.
J Spratt, S RR ] Fluten, Ranch
T Valdez, do j Sport
II House,do Ernst Artesa
Wallace, Monte j Wells, Monte
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
PROTECTION FOR woMFy CLERKS.

To the Edtfor Of fhs TRIBUNE.
SIR: We rejoice that n last the weary shop sirI
has found an ayoc3te Among all who apply TO s 10
cnrloyInon none are more dic ult 10 build and b4ps
They come 10 ns utterly broken down by THE iDbu'nsa
treatment surely tcl. young lives hold hardship onorsh
without this added misery The following " our asfoo-
ment:
owe have decided for Ourselves and for al whom 10
can influence that VI viii avoid those stores ~rre tbo
privilege - seat IL denied ~ the women Who en-
po, ed there"
Members of our Directory and Others whose hearts tdt
them that they should Join this ,in.n wi please 10
spond by sending aud rtsldeinc 10 lis, and
wuting " shop girls" ON the ca, el'pe.
LINN = PROTECTIVE TNIoS AND DIRkc1peY.
Fo,tylJltsL md BJoadroy, Acle York. july IL, LSsSs
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
SYuPA my WITH Mr.. BEhCHLR

LETTER FROM CLERGYMEN or DIFFERENT DENON-
NATIONS IL BROoKIYN-TnEY DECLARE THEIR
CONFIpRNCE IN HE PLYMOJ Til PAs1OR.
Following is the text Of letter sent 10 Mr.
BorcLer by Brooklyn clcreyncn OF different d n0ma-
iions
The Res. UCxRY WARD BEECHER.
VERY DLAH BROTHER: Tue undersigned pastors of
denominations the Guy or Bf'oi
lyp aud OF the GOSPEL resulting here sire 10
give You c assurance Of our syuaihy VIA yoI Ia INC
Ia express confidence IA you tlsf ian character ara
yOnr Innocence Of the rIrs preferred agihsl yo, We
regret at others wOse opinions and feelings "e know
ana would gladly Oiu With IL IA t.is eApitse"n 0 ld
pathy and conl,nec absent from tic city, dur
Ne have heard in Il courtroom. read in the pnb
lishcd reports. the csiipny offered in support OF these
dcncc here sociG sanding aud the crcdbility Of
principally concerned ia the cise as parties and
None can jealoIs than ourselves ~ the honor
OF our sacred calling lss willing 10 upho nu-
istcr u Chri. whom l-ty rests shade OF Dis
honor IL j, hrcaIs. b, iryc you Ia aVc been tie Oh
i,ct of wicked conspiracy directed aF niLch again the
hold il to br duty 10 God, well az 10 or fellow
hhnIcIs HIS cause. 30 DECLARE 11i COM 'ilo after lUi
charges alleged against hv his enemies and yours
We are grateful 10 God that str myth has been gwen
yea 10 endure l0n the sever strain upon yor phi 81
and mental l0vcrs ond tiat r"i-b ll nee" weary
months ~ suh y0u haNc been sustained, under ihc
numerous aud eXh.lsng laboS oi your ministry AMI
permit say ar BROTHER that We are n Iss gIe-
fu for the grace gwen You 10 bear Win tni~dn "a
tience thc cruel wrongs you nave suh ieH' tha' YOU
have uttered no word of unknlnss or dF.t taS"ihehl
AGAINST thosc Who were seeking y"r run unC tlai un-
dr all proyooatau- you have mantle the spirit Of
youi Master and ouis who, when He was fcvied re-
vied not again"
May tie God whom you trust. and the Masicr whom
you serve reward you win That rcice q God mat
lasscth all understanding" and guide and abGDdaDty
bless you in tine aDors Vi our iuL'ue ministry. Your
brethren IN Christ.
Br0Ohlyn, July II, 1870
Here follow the signatures Of large number Of clr
men, including all the Baptist ministers Of the city
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
CANHIIXG uOrsE CLOSED

The notorious gambling house ut No.
Rarclayst kept by John Daley who is said 70 hold his
lease Matthias Dancer Oi No. 30 West Eleventh st.
was broken up yesterday by Capt. saunders Of the
Event y-sevent PIecc Police. For the past four weeks
a policeman Las been stationed ia front Of the house,
with orders the of all persons not known
70 be professional gamblers who were Seen enter
ing tho house. Soon after noon yesterday, learn
ing that several persons mad entered the house, Capt
saundIs, with several officers i'll civilians d4ess,
visited the house. upon the roof and passed down
tiiou ia an open soutle into the Wherv the gaI
ll.s usually been carried There was uo game n
progress but Daly aid six others wc!c stcd aJd
taken 10 tnc Liberty Police Station. large quHn
thy of The usual implements of gambling also tai n
ts Inc station COMMISSIONER NOOrhs called upon Capt.
saliGders aier la the afternoon and comp, cd hui
npun the efficient ia which he lad made the
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
DEPaRTIRE or FOREIGy WifLS.
THURSDAY. JfIy -.

TIT N~DAY, JfIY To
For rIrope via PEo1 'hc'ronry and Hamburg by ne
menilry Mail j., clo-cu az .j0 stlaIi y ss at " ns
from Pier at foot u Ii-s.r Ho.Oken.
For Va,ana, Crbl by steamship q ba, p1ss
closr p. Supplementary Mail - cpse n 10 y ~
Sts-,u.hip at 3 from T.er No 3, NpTli RNcr
isinSa,i Panara. no central American and soufh
paciHc lus Dy he steamship Coon, nah fl0ar ~ 10 q
M A Supplementary Maj Is clu-d ~ 4. Steamship
.ails At - IA. from M. a. Nolth Ia,er
FRIDAY. july 10.
Mails Cor Newioandani co-c 1T the Ne"-iocA Postomss
ey.TN day sf l:'o D..
Ma;or i,l..lv " g Is closed at tie NewYofk Pose-
O1.e every lsy at o y.
SATURDAY. JULr IL.
For Erelard Ireland Wales sri France by steamship Am:
att ma ht p >bqh W.iai3 hal ~ ce'si -
Steamship sailG a. p H., itoni r.s >o 2 A"ss
River
I'm Supplementary NAL J. dns- ~ l:tp p a. sesan-
sllu calls II 8 n, m. rDi Pifr Sc. % nh T. ler
EIr0pe via Brtm, r. iy - siia my Mo- mas c'sS
\ lpIsmo ial ~ clOcd % tes Post,
Oio, AZ 50 D. "a. Si,aus.o a. D. u. from Pier tsss
of ininlsi., iioD0ken.
SUNDAY. JTIY u.
N Mails c'3-a ~ II occc< The FOsfvhre s opeo
a. N. iu II a.. Il.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
THE TREATMENT or JURORS.


SIR: Why jurymen, when dclibcrating on
the evidence and rcpaTins their verdict should
he treated worse than crius condemned 10 npriaon-
mrut l. ore than am able divine. Look al the abb
surdty OF their teatnen. in the recent Beech lton
trial For six months tley allowed perfect
freedom No restraint put upon them.
TIE ildgo and parties 10 the suit trusted
to ia il honor to resist any improper proposals.
Eut tnr instant the judge finishes his CHARGE and the
iury Tire consul alton, they 0e treated worse ia
Irlnps fOr rigt ,lJs and nights the jury IN question
wtr. locked Ip wi boat exercise or any Ncnlcncc>
for seepng rctitstiou. For eight drcafy nlentS in
hot weather they are compelled 10 strp upon me hoOf
or on hard benches, Wi h no prOp'r or hctiul care
Does any spposc tiat this treatmc0t l. IN amy way
contciVe sound health, or that ply ral Nigor Whyh
il absolutely necessary tor proper con>dcrd ION ~ th,
nporaus and mOmentos qu, str rs ir's'nttd 10 thcm
Tnev had ened FOR our months L. ne evidence, ant
rcay two months to the address OF Hvned counsel
nc whole questions facts and prGpc credit 10 be ~ IN
to The testimony in this case wa nearly al fei"
WAS To- considered by thr Court and uiNwrrc 10 hc
passed calmly review by the Jurors 10 perform prop
try tncir ,infie- required much and Thought a.;
did the s,imsing by the counsel In what coilton
would MI iNartS ar Nj. Beach be 10 present. lils ca-"
on the trd or fourth day il he we're trea'ed 10 the
same "nli 1i fare these jurviuon Each side eA-
pccicd auI wished that tue luiy N0ud caieiuly WpSh
his Arguments and compare them with thc evidence ana
with the 2rgtut the same paints On the Othcr rtc
and So h, clpfui weighing and sill ~ the true nom tc
false TO arrNo 70 the real tuth OF tine matter. Common
humanity iuI the civilization of This century delnHnd
us nee, tcy should bc gyea every proper convenience
for their ct and comfort, Sund beds ia qnct rooms,
opportunity Tor bathing and changing In. n. Nc.
teuera T. L. July 10, $50. L. ". IIERLNDELN.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

TIFF MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC sCHooLS'
INJUSTICE OF COMPELLING CATHOLICS TO PAY
sCHo H. s-sATIsFACTIoN OF PROIEsIAAls'
To the Edffor Of The tribune
SIR: The editorial in THE TRIBUNE OF July
The Coming struggle reras to my mind one vi
similar p,trport hcadel Secular Einca;ion' I'D your
issue Of May "a. After dePrecatng any ahauclSn "h
either side you remark that; "Tnerc is only one giOu
upon which We can consistently oppose the demands OF
the Catholic Church rpcn tie school fund. ana thst IS
that education is and should he strictly secular Ah 'iV
religion should not any point be dependent upon or
subject the HteTf, Of the stao Further on you
say that The public schools should not he the arena OF
any theological discussions whatever lhey shoun noO
he nurseries Of Professionalism any more than or Coi-
cisln- Now the State supports lis public schools an
the kblc Ia read IN these seb"ols' c"hsln"htg % f,
supports ProtcstsHtis. Doyoa mean ilai VI
,Icv rgiOus strictly seculnr!" Why. Sir VI - an
impo.sility for how could bOth Catholic ann fr"tsl'h
agree 10 the history of the Reclamation or ne fapa
seel All. hut You VIII .iy tAe bios - ~ " av Ic
without note or comment wen 50, nut III he"y 'no
r-inains rnaliered; and ac2in Lnow OF p,pc
school BrOohlyn W here tle principal ever! mu.lD
preached rom the Bible: Was not tat an aIeHs a. "
originated in Massachusetts they have always bc.il
religious institutions and that ls their pres d, i''
When they were founded, as Cnhgt'sa,'',.., -, ,,
was the religion OF the >fae, It WIS Dul ppN :
that religion should he taught ia them AM now
asrog,lsnc with the religious beliefs oI liD'5-i0nS
people. Ii Is cainmny 10 say that Catholics ar, Pyl-
tnE me ut'StluCbon oI PiN'ii'
:, ant ih,ir share the school nmd fho sJstcn "o a.
well abroad, and has been tried with great success h
many parts of the Union The nearest exanln oi -
prcilc-)ity Is IN P0ugaecpse. surrey II i'o''n'ip'H
defend the schools they must suit tDenI, anu heoe '"S
should ho willing 10 pay for tnea without iie i>s-''c
of CathoIcs and I; Item have schools 10 their own
liking. How consistently we Amcrc1ns Naunt ohF
hated OF "tnuIch and cote, oif ueyoiioh ', .a'uo
freedom of conscience on. prcGmnent ioye o. 3" iai
play" our peet Tor the nvOaD rights On innorhes
ynen va tax six millions OF CatOlcs tOs scnnois to
which they cannot cciisccntiOusly s,nd their cd on.
II Catholics a majority in the United Sta's ana
what hue and cry wOud be- raised against "POpish IN
tolerance" aud lo,nsi BisOtry." The Prot siam, me
Catonc. tic Hebrew al have equal rights which 5Dud
be- respected: ani the Bible should not hc rei III -tc
institution, any ttn Ie Koran On tic Boon oI
Mormon. stop aliI consider II, suic You al iltt,
then go ahead" Very respectfully, d. 3. IAMAGhO.
so. IJ Hyck0tSt, BrOoaioi, Ju.y IL, lS73
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15

ve,v ccnter ~ the above named Eysum Of smelA
would Ike TO have you snderstand that these ~
have been pronounced to he healhfn'. ! wa. srs,s1
told some time ago. that medical inspection had 49,
made of the compound atmosphere which the residesS
OF Hunters Point are constantly broaibing ana "
pronounced 10 bc healtiul. What may be coh-increo
evidence of the correctness Of this opinion Is, PTba
The fact thar, although J have been pss'cf -
the VI. T.. Church here for more uln yen1
T have been called upon 10 aficih "
fcner1I- OF only two admits during That urse
So lar ~ can Judge ob-erypiion and from tne -
tnony of tie most uii.yJrtby witnesses those who aS
ompIoyei day I'm the kerosene WORKS M tiis pace ~
moi sem 10 c at all injured by the gases and one
odurs which tloy constantly Bbae. You stat tnst "
sad 10 .xagzcTatiOL ibai lie impurities eI ksS
eonc will XII tree 20 feet oI as Al u were ,ifuk ~
n. snlny" ] able Youch for the train oi -
statement many of the leaves OF my tomato va
look as though they had bccD burned ID D.r touot
they produce a single tomato Last year they "exy
served in the way. have had my fr>lsc"n $50
that burden tie air. H. - nLo'hA
Hunters Io.nt, July IN, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
Use OF CITY PIERS AND BULKHEADs.

A conference was held yesterday afternoon
bet,:e,n a. ents Of various ocean steamship lines ana te
prk Commissioners in order to ascertain The requisite
dimcu,ou- of piers, bulkhcas, aud slips for use ny tc
eteamship companies Messrs Hurst OF The N"'ohii
line. Mckenzie Of the French iue, Brewster Nicholson
a., tbc inuan lnc aud Williams If the Williams Gulon
line were present and made suggestions lhe gehoi'u
or'non wa, that there should be 200 feet OF slip room
a. tween piers The piers should be 10 feet wme ana Tue
ulkhcads should be- utilized for purposes oi uo1GhS'
conference was then held by the Dock Commissioners
with Police Commissioners smith, Nuorni' ana DIS
becker IN regard the establishment OF dnmi SViH Us
~ tc miner part ~ the c.iy Tor hsc by ih Sfc.7ie
ng Iur, AZ. Ine dock. al he foot oi ,.i''i
J. lcterutu-s Sorth River. aud at nty-riAth ana
one hnndi ndiet-and-eyeneethsts.. Ehst hhei' N'io
d.sina:eI fur the purpose. iGt IRON me Lk't IL
tiNe Cnputtec was adOp cd recommending te NAV :
of "A lease of PavOIia Ferry property oh TIE N"lth
piv,r on She following terms: lhc bhlk4"dd 10 thc un
rr, of r,o feet ie l-t for 10 years at yearly
rsut,l of ryJCcO with the privilege oi renewal Oi 10
,,. more al 100 rent per ear ana WIN lltth"r
riyirre u rri.V. ior 10 years Ht rent mo- hss hai
sloOJU per year Communications were rcei od iiVhi
he iIud-i II River Railroad Company and the th"n
stn,k lald a. Market Company ncccplin- Va. icts ui
e Deualf ia .ii Ia tls ining n1 tie puAAebu
i.,,g,.n tifiy -cigi,th aud sixticthsis North River
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15

Tile pairs give gift, drive drift, do not belong here,
their being due to the partdpal t, (Which Is also
pl-scnt n descend descent, extend extent, and many
others In several where there is no change, it
would II made confusion with other words as
cese seize bite bide dose, doSe The Professor men
toned the Cuiou. fact that Tie vulgar pronunciation OF
holt for hold is least old Chancer who uses
hote for a stronghold or castle.
In reply to inquiry by Prof Ernst. Prof ITademan
sail that the originating Of change in prOnuncia-
ton and meaning are ostcn recond c beyond ali sSges
tois of theory. Take for instance "staR" which meant
at first anything long and slender; from that came
plural "s;ayes" and frcm that again a singular,
"stayc" which only applied TO the piece OF side of
a barrel He thought there was Il tendency in the
Descendants Oi the NoImans TO seek sonanls the Teu
tOuios races tend t. the sWd sounds; hut If you
ask why, you go beyond philosophy. The speaker
bad studied these matters IN various ways-anIOng
Others listening 20 tho sound Of the human voice
canal TO ascertain what consonants and sowes could be
heard fulthest.
The views Of Prot March are always received with at
tentiou and the audience listened cosey 10 his sugses
tous On this subject lie thought that where The verb
Was sonant and the sgId the verb had had it, final
sols4JnaDt between two y0wels. Tie tendency was Ia
change this 10 a sOnant because IL easier
for the vocal organs, and natural 10 apTO Nnate 10y
sotenng the sound eithe+ side The organs
OF speech tend in their 10 the least eXeg1ion.
HOW MANY WORDS DUTs 4 WRITER CsEi
Prof Edward Holden of the United STATES Naval OBJ
servaory sent PAPER, which was read before the meet
ing discussed the question Of the number of words
used in speaking and writing by individuals. and
called forth by estimate OF the Hon George F. Marsh
the number Of words in shakespearcs vocabulary
and IN that OF other writers. Mr. Marsh has ndc the
statement that intelligent will in speaking
writing les than 1000 words Pro-. Holden made
q count ~ the number Of words beginning with each
letter OF the alphabet ard noted the order OF frequency
OF initial letters iu Websters Dictionary. lie found the
L.tt,r follows:
P,A.DR.B1.F. NILE HI, O, wv o. " ". ],
y H. I,Z, X.
lie thea proceeded to ascertain the average number Of
words III the dictionary per page TLen he counted ont
the words which he himself accustomed To in
speaking writing several pages for each initial let
aud from average thus attained he estimated that
bis own vocabulary 1896 words. High this Is,
h cannot the way to reduce Il materially. A
friend IN the Patent Oce, Mr. FarquLar, assistant libra
riu, tested his writing and concluded that lac
have u stiIl larger vocabulary Prof Whitney OF Yale
sT0 whom he bore 80 fell erutoh.
He noer gave quarter 10 am sIch.
tHis horses hoovd with flint
lHeHTy King, 9l-lGOe.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YORK ...

PORT OF YEwYoRK ia
seau.ip city Of New YORK Zimmerman Havana IuIy is
with m'isc an' pass to + M AleA 'nd,s mir, q ,, S9as
rig r,nti-s iobb (ei Bosion) Dodge CaGdonas VIA DeiA
srhr S speed Old iaTbof JAM 81 cay. ui,, iogweaa
@cr fred smith, smith, artadOes II days, yith s'Ga aaA
scuooNrRs-RTVEs ayp oossrwsE
ESa ES saS. SS 1ras yas y y + + ra%sr csa% Sns" v"
susy !one VI min M,ri3 Jane EIinza zir.o,.
Evsgsa,cn. Xle,a,dra rs"gusse't Virginia
CLEARED.
searusiip Gulf Stream, BrAet ,arisstos SC -
Steamship Ahyesinla lBrg. MhpAy, Liverpool, T. ~
Steamship Indiana lBrl sader elassov. Austsa.
p Aa21 whesqrsf sayonrGs I1i, ca Ar r. tGwdsA.
shi Il Peels,ag (Nor), isnsD. Cork Falmouth fcs
Ss ~ Pas rir Tlr Borer Icn Grtune Mlnmn Co
EaT- Err o5f , y i, hna rIs c,nsid Sa = hn. co.
BARK lBrl, Lo,khart, wIiimssd Curacao ysa
Hark unone Qiai) cadcTo, Marsciles France, James
F'SsS.en csrs ;,i for G.s,. wsrGe CO
II GeOlgDa trr) bs.tlins, lA'srpoo. ~ =, liesasJ
ir lho,naa canplell Br). Lewis st. Pierre and ponta-
Big nIan Ain Iib,etts Amboy. Miller HousA-
S,hr Annie Brown. Hsryey sandy Hook n. J.. b.
S..ir P,iro Kelly Boston Nlss. II. W. Lold q 90.
s'hr ,a.'na' Gas4i washington NJ, WILLIAM H. Hon
Scr Saic Rnrtcn Barley Stanford Conn., Stamford
Si Rarota BorSas lsr), Clark 81 John " g. IIeeney
sca Mary F. Wsneam Z.les, Capo Hayt r. Murray Jr
schr q. ~ Hayden or n prov'o'nee r. L. II! W. Jackson
ScIr Miranda, Mitchell. Penarth Roads Eng for orsrs.
schf L, Mason Terry Norfolk. Va, Isaac r.. Staples
Schr Anuie I. VI, Keen, Mck''n, Jacksohlil, Fii VAR
Ten Ray 49,. o., -, ,, =, q, =, a., ~
Scir j. A. Hatfield, Hatfield, Yarmouth. N ~ C. W. Ber
SCI T. Elizabeth OBJ, ingraham. HaOor Island Bao-
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALTIMORE Juy l(lsaT.l bark Msitou. for Natanzasg
brr Abll. G. Tftcpn.b, for Gal, cstOl.
FtANC- judy l4.Iae ship Oriental from New fcrk
poaTIAXp Me. July li.-Arived. schr-. Geo. a. Jswet
K.ani Tor iSiou olive inzsSeih, ior New .l"rs.
BOSTON, Juy li.-Arrve b. aAs Chas W 90 hfane, from
fyerpioi NkHl tlr ~ Martins Horaec fsal rom
Clrl,as W. NOrW"oo iron New Orleans; sshts e.
H. Foster raIk island Geo - sqrcs Mary g. fait
Thos Haven, Fla T. Iitie, and Mar y cranm"r non
Phlaiolpl,a j. Nsnd'is IerIapn N,ma, aud Viola
May. oboken A. c. Noycs and Nellie b. ir'm Rom
nHFAKwAI,s July la-,rriVe1 last MI hit .ehr
pm ,nrtiin, Jn'y ii-Aryed steamships wp p. CLYDE.
from Richmond; W. L. rJm salt NOR. Ann liza irvm
from card nas Ida l. Ray fia Blne -rhrs Cen lon
ntr, Natalkas Mr., j. warl nom Naysgr y. Mo-
iIom yDn q s from la'mohd sai.l steamships ohlA
Tor nrIoo Aric for Boston tlorica Scr FRO, d'nce W.
YoIk schr Abraham RichaIdson for Barbaass+
FOREIGN pOKie.
MoTiGR, July 4,lhc Anchor line steamship lhiopiA
Crae om New lOrk July for Glasgow arrived here oaay
LE:rooi, July li.1hs steausp fein-yis sniA sailed
heIse Tor rll9d'p pha a. r N 10 aay ,..,.,,. v...
1i,s from New ,s dsy hs ,r .ss s I%. sn & s
New Yors July for Lv,rpoo. out the
former oil tnet az yesterday, and Tie latter ~
rAInEg poNI July 1.-THE steamship 81 Lawrence fSoA
Loaaon aris cd here at 05 a. M, tooay.
ifor Latest Ship Sews see FIN Page-l
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15

FROM LiVFRPOOI--IG stcq0,Si . / lgtr'c. Ipy 1f-Hs
Albright ir W Au6erson. Mrs. apd Mis- ndk W Birbonr,
IT,. r. BaIb.ir Nj. = Mr. Is. ram and t.o cidrer ar'
kmln r. Rrnk. 4 m !. B,nh.nioTn, Nf i,i b. g g
'el o Mrs Bolton Ar and ht~ j. W i'r m"st. n'1s b,n'
Nis, Mr. 81 inusI, jr aIt nli Ia ~ y
Brow nc H. Bntlcr fr B chineian Mr. AMI rrs CJDo
tru, r. Campbell u. ~ ,HnnisDn j. - aipeii-
ter Nj Cua N, Mr AVID Mrs. :. II. cohen, Mo q. W..
cornell w. a.. Gronahaw; Mr. cutting, Butler Dun
tGl. -. T.. Ferris, Louis fShr, John T. Nackenua.
" Fletcher, M and Mr- frissr, H. Fox o. n 'alr, W
Gigtt, T. NhenD'rg, Air n ~ MS u RG"af ld lDisn
ifai Nj ud MTg. f r. lintnmer Hlfrton and rhii.
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MIA McNGrIay snd infant, Nj and AIs X J. NO
Ouat, chldrCn aud nur-, \. T.. Meyer NJ Monety
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j. house. = s9 = ROdhose lsaac -'eli e1uany
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and Ai,. L. " vance, T. ;. M@swolh q. " wa,;s~ors1s
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children, M Nelis, Nj. Aun, tiIr. T.. Wilson. ARA An&
NIL NinslON. Mrs. j. Mlcth, W. J. Llhorlngt1n
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
HOW TO HELP THE sUoP-GRLs.

To the Edit0r or me Trt5EHe.
SIR: As a little public interest IL aWakenrt
OH the humanity to shopgiris aud clerks IN tns
matter of stand then may be some Who would taks
prsttci view OF the matter. IL there any way. ~
Is suggested thai there he simple notice. which cns;s
ers may Sec like this Seats provided for the cefh
And then If we choose give the preference -
those shuI of do1 where We know tise
some have rockcis u0Pz
iOrE. ,Iuiy l. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
An APPEAL FOR SILENCE ABOUT THE SCANDAL
Tn the Edit0r Of re Trtbahe.

SIR: Have the subscribers to THE TRIBUNE
10 rght- which editor is bound to respect I For
months we have seen Tiltoneeeher in capitals heading
column after column. and have endured the wcrisone
repeton believing the end OF the trial would end onr
aunoyance but alas. the dead won't stay buried, and
the ghos departed glory nntns and shres IN despite
q, cxnrc,n or nalcicon. ii an archang. visited Ills
earth Wud il uOt b. tiae inuiljiO - H. i0f SIX Ol-
months you filled your pa win laudailons of thc
heavenly visitor uow shoild not "cep io see him
nuu, is wins and beyond Ou4 sight iu The weAn
hlur. Es n,ltner paiutin nor defendant = eNhrty
angelic ,lof you think enough has been said ana sung
airt Them. The Plymouth Church saints. male and
female ,.,iehi III cxOlng their beloved pastor. let tue IA
.Ato but don't compel outside hIballaiis 10 listen II
the 900 PlymOuthcs wcr' increased iwcBiy- they
would not make the piauing Inhabitants believe black
was wnii. a lie tluth, uad man good one. DO 1
beg in the Of justice iO nay purse tor dldnt pay
ny money bear Ar. BE cher dcl1ej IN the name oi
pitiruce which bring s0rey rcd in tie name OF com
mon seise which is daily nsiltcd stop, II only for "a
LII. while iauiailun ccusu.o OI tAc nIC, Hho have
Ln, quite as much notice tey deserve Tue case was
nasty from nrs and hs not grown sSecoI BY sur
riug. " Laf us nave peace" b.
dreeHeoOd Lake, July 10, 1870