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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
,vvrcv or ruE CuTEr SIGNAL OFpTCHR.
W.,HTvGroS. Wednesday, July -, i.7J-l .. N. }
SV1DEsts FOR The DtSt f1rertg-iO1T k9Hrs

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYrcE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER.
w.sHINGTOS. Wednesday, July -, 1871 .. m)
SH7DEsis fOr ihs pGst frerty-iOhT k1'trs
The pressure j. highest over the Gull states
nDt lowest ia Northern Ncw-kIgl nd aud the Lower
M soi Valley. Partly cloudy cloudy weather, With
RI n areas has prevailed from the OHIO and Lower Hs-
sour valleys 80 TIC upper lakes and Aor5 the Middl'
Atlantic Coast.
Occasioua! rains have fallen in Northern Sew-En-
gland I, nnessee and tho West Guf -sat"s. Inc ten
perTtrc has risen what in the Northwest and New
IN gland. ,,,,
me river have nninucd slowly rising at Louisville
Nashville and Nicksbrg, and Stationary or falling at
other points.
prObabNi'les
For the south Atlantic and Cu states. Tennessee ana
The OHIO valley stationary to falling barometer. soutn-
wet 10 south Winds slight changes In tmperti
partly cloudy weather. and rain areas from the West
emf Ia tie ohio Valley.
For .he upper lAke -iou the Upper Mississippi and
IOwct Missouri Valleys, falling sta On&Tj psr3neter
rnS,pllY sruthcrly winds, warner parity clVlu.
weather. and rain areas. ~
Foy nc Iirer lake region AL me hifile States. sta
h0p0ry 6iiOred bV f0iIiH1 barometer tr,aSs WuhHG W
,os.cyy and SDhtry siyhHy Uarer. cloudy or parity
cI,u,fy reufher, md GTeGS JTom te FORMER a.
It-UHtO.
FOR Ncg 1T gland. rising or stationary barometer.
mort invest winds, slightly cooler, clear OF
partly cUIiy weather.
The lowe Nj ssissppi River will fall remain nearly
stat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

Col. W NJ. Gro.venOr Of St. Louis will
make hs first -p ech for the OHIO Republican ticket a,
Cleveland on Aug ~
Careful examination Of the rumOrcd Demo
cratic holt II MAra feis 70 discover any traces Of IT.
existence outside of the Republicans newspaper Offices
The SpripqfeH Qi.) state Register protests
venemcutIy against having the Illinois democracy In
c.udcd N any statement shat TIE Western Democrats
generally tend toward initiation. II says that i'll Illinois
a. In many other States thcy have fought rngmoney
from the beginning AMI sOundcr on II now than 1t
possible for ar, Republican to be. Whoever, II con
tirues. CLASSES the in"is Democracy amonS TIC rag
money sdvocatrs. grossly Insults 2OooOV hOAest heH'
aud wi.iialiy miastates ne idc''
Mr. Ezra Graves, Inspector of State Prisons,
IL candidate for rcn'minadon by the Republicans bu
tie pres Of the state have its way about 1t hiS
chances pretty slim. The Rochester De"ocTGt ana
Chronicle SAYS OF him "The very general desire Tor
clean ticket top bottom. will interfere very ser
ousy With Mr. Crave, prospects for INCARNATION; bus
this il NAV wei BE- doubted whether the R-
ciscipInc"
The latest suggestion about the next Presi-
dental contest - made by Washington sp0nGeni
OF The Bostoa Herald. II" thinks that the two
psrties" nominate weak men, tLcy likely a. do
there will arise a splendid opportunity for CcnttD-
pial President nominated and elected without
tiUn or partisan combination the peoples choice" The
correspondent thinks all the - gre ter" newspapers OF
the country would port such candidate, aud that
his name would inevitably be- Charles Francis Adams
These are the times of political compromises.
Fx-speaker Blaine and Senator Morrill, have settled
their fvares IN Maine the latter returning 10 the Sen
ate uunoested and the former 80 start ON the Presden
ta race with the full support Of his state delegation In
ew-yensey similar situation OF affairs reported. Sec
Rotary ambitious u be T. ;. Senator IN place
Of r Freinghuysen. whose term expires in 1877 But
the latter does wish % give up his seat FOR
higher one Consequently Mr. Robson promise me
your and will do my best to give you solid New
jersey delegation the N9tionai Republican COnyen
ton. Tho result the country OF Jersey I'M
u-aley Discovers that senator freDghIysrn has Tue
wonderful illness for tile Presidential Office. Al
least this "a the explanation which The Pderson Guar
tsos gives OF the
A correspondent of The ~. Louis Republican,
emo beve sKssinny the acld Ouo, 10 tins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
THE pl-AsTROUs WRECK or NORTHERN Pa
CtfIC TRAIN.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, July 27.-News was re-
ceived in this city this morning that mixed tram on the
Northern Pacic Railroad, consisting OF - cars had
broken through The bridge built tho Mississippi 1t
hrilnrrd. Killing five persons. Tue bridge is about 80
feet hgB.
The tra went down the middle Of the bridge, the
engine aud forward part OF tho train backing nCo tbo
break anil the rear part piing top. The bridge and
car- are umco, total wreck. The following is List OF
the dead aud injured:
D,ad-prter KIN the engineer: GTandOu, the fireman
NJ Aiken two In ilau Noulel.
InjurHl.sirs NJ Warren 0f Willie Earth hurt In the
hea ud cncss; Miss johnson Of Motley sA Fractured
and hip broken.
Ihc ahrrc went from tho top ~ tho bridge into The
river. The cahuo-c struck pie and brOke ~ two
leaving A. J. saw yer Of UuiHth. Dr. k G. Lloyd
81 Materylct. M.cl., and s,rapgcr from NJoieLeah
auou- debris the toy ~ pier, where ttcy re-
r,au,.l until lowered nv Mr 81 @ycf was hurt III
tne ace ana limits, alIlon"h not serOusii Mr i-oyu
iured A Coroncrs inquest WI Ice iicl Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

Irf ,.'ii, III, rcck prices somewhat Owcr The
REACHED i,u and prices rnge from 64 10 7c.
NJ r fsr 10 good 4 so 80. .noce, and So TO &c
common.
l o. 90 1ra wen" sold al from W 10 DC Tor iat
~ , AID per head f,r cOnniOn. Fair To prime
-O 2c.
act ana s,NJO mead sofa al
al y 1r!I - a. 100 N net Tor curnis
CnW- t,r tvr-iti market VERY duh; 10 head
fcr and : 81 $50 Tor dry Veal
cave tui 81 old al biz- 90 and gId1s al 30Dc
~ lFRioNV Macs Juif 2i.-BPEf car RRrceiFts lOIl
bei Prizes nave undergone nsrfla. change sluCt Last
week MOS; suppl from ire West Iles, chocc
!. - prSf qual ~. -J3rS Do second
qu3i;v. - 15u--: thlfd quaAty - Q 49, DO
~urtP ANp I.NVh-fec.lpts. 2Jb A,i NO Improvement
m IN, narErr ntf GOOD sod full prices slim fOcks
.d ! Nv ART ai a. low range l,t week supply crrasng
non, rhfcp n J.7 AZ 20 . - eacD tklia,
= ~ ~pfinr ilupS - 81 Sc. 1. ID
kFAl. +,a%4O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

n The unpleasant fact that. notwithstanding the fa
vrs Of tho plaintiff the late trial. there are many and
M, all Of them bad who feel that after ALL MI
psecher has completely vfRdcate' u newer eA
pained nv the known existence OF thos" other
and the policy of silence in regard to them thon ~ any
,h,r else let us hope that good time coming
when Mr. Bowen shall have made open and credible pro-
,si,n that In his conviction. the aieSinohS
which AZ made by him. rehearsed In Mr. Titohs 700
tauous letter, untrue. That viii be the pest hc oi
nhsl roccni,on in Brooklyn. May se there 10
rew '
y.,r-T srru Conn. July 20. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
THE TTDINGS N PHILADELPHIA

A III EWY II I'D ~IlIh
QUICKLY RESTORED.
ffEoy THE REGULAR COHEEsPlSDENT OF TiIL TBiBU NEi
PHILADELPHIA. July 27.-The news OF tie
failure OF Duncan Sheilran Il co. created eXraOFi-
nary furry in the stock market ~ this city Tier. were
t,coty az alaruist. who predicted rccurr nee Of the
disastrous cents that followed the SUSPENSION OF jay
Cooke Co., Under the influence ~ the contagious fra
o. a general panic, gold IN by rapid jumps ron
I12L. 10 1875. Nearly al the leading stocks tliA.td
corr,spordingly Penrsylyant Railroad went down
from 81 y to 30 Reading from 81, 5ll, and LchisA
Navigation from JO7- 10 49,. Favorable adv ccs
from NrW-Yurk, and the belief. arising rom
sober second thought thai -" f'urc ~ single bank
III hus could not Tins season Of duh Time ana mn
ii, credit have Witc spit;t consequences caused r
market to sillN almost a. tisf ~ u Lac dtt'hr' w
failure were r,portcG ia The cty the IhlJriphd cor
II ~, nIcts ~ fhr suspended MN understood q" De-
fIlly ahlr sustain ter os-r~. Before u" cisc Il"
business gold back e. I'LL aud sj'rks rFo'rIu
considerably giving indcJton- OF r:aining Yesterday :
nrf., "a no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
PUBLIC OPINION.
Those who gro cnntinnnllr talkinc abont the

Those who are continually talking about the
urt, lasA aud the Gc,atUn Of parry li-H-r- and
pit NJ of thcir Independence o. any, ANA t Ees aIr
NOT to be reflect on and cr Liter become thotOuthF
d,lnorZrd having the confidence OF no one HOUSTON
treXIsj Telegraph DeInt
Undoubtedly the country would he perfectly
a1e yItu t.vy Aca FrcSidIi and hIr Fcnuti5li g.,
secretary OF the Treasury otherwise should adii-e
no man 20 vote tue Democratic ticket, notwithstanding
the fct tlt We regard thorough chti3e 0 l-rlo5 10
essential 20 tru perfect restoration OF the CnJn- LOUIS
vile C0urit. JUurns1 (Dem.l
So Dplano's compulsory resignation Is sus-
ple nwatns tlc ajOn 0f t"c news ai'er lfr ana
i- yindcitun ~ the committee or investigation nhh
situnfou III which he will consent to 20 out Without
making bad smell. These promising walls; hut ~
t. TIE LAT ter wCi.avc idea that Mr. Deiano g"hS on
VII sBC, leu the Administration air. n mailer LOW spite
fu he may be Cmcinnah Ga'rt'e tRcp)
II Il but reasonable to suppose that history
viii dead cneruu Is President Grant n = Ia, "t
he mgio 1ty OF LIS pIedsc -urs. Probably II" WI MOI
b.. shown NJ rs a nLIn without faults OF entirety dfNoh
of urIudice-but by-indby sH. sin 10 sec ti3t ms
f1,Its wePr but unur weighed against the
good Things ne has iono.- Albany l. Tpre-s lRriD
The suggestion OF HOratio Seymour, Jr.. Tor
St.l,. i.iIccr u! NrN- YC4K mkt tl.nc, IT, Hht OI
manly good one. NJ. r"vmuUr has been fpN. ltl'E
rig.t-iiand thc lH:2n agaii~ the 'ihil hl-
fr is laic mdu of a., Claos Il %. III az engine, 90
unusual promise. Curiodsy cnonSh us htErI NIX J'hh
r. 5cyniudr talked ut ni cVnArcu0n visa ne Dem"
G aiic nomination Secretary OF -atc-t 'it5atiu &c
publican Uud.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
vANDERBHTS CONDITION
AND OPINIONS.
THE RuMoRs OF His UL\Tss UNFOCSoED-nIS PIE
DICTION or TnE FAILURE.
my TELEGRAPH INT IKIBCNk.l


SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 27.-Conmadorc
Vanderbilt is dead, and for man IN Gis ia year
shows no signs ~ failing and tie disposition T. die. He
does n 20 to the because not strong as formerly
-nsfhing more. President Chaplin ~ the Boston and
Albany Railroad saw HIM ut O'Clock today ana I'd an
swer TO telegram from Ncwiork about tine Commod"r's
health Mr. Chapin telecraphed Buy Chaplin 500 Cen
trail" II SAWS that the Commodore vas neyor better
since he has here than AT present. The Commodore
says that he pr, dctcd the failure of Duncan sherman
CO. year ago.
wall-st. men who are here say they have expected II
for some time They don't think 1t viii amount tn
" much OF q shower" Conservative and riircd caPia-
Its say that they a-'oundcd; that II ho'Ic Ike
this proves to have been honeycomhcd. the public will
suspect all. They think it is only the egnnlrS
~ ,ruubc ana disist"r The telegraph was kept
pretty busy. and many brokers returned 10 the city
sARATocA srBISC-. July 27-9:30 y. nj onnodort
Vanderbilt il playing point cIclr, aud holding biz
hands f,f an invalid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
A DAY or ACCIDENTS.

A BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR GoBLEyIILE MICH
CHICAGO, July PA dispatch from kala-
mazoo says. boiler in the saw-m Of s. Gilman. four
miles north OF GObleville Van Duren County, Men, ex
plodtd to-day with terrific force Two men were killed.
and the engineer fatally injured the smokestack WA
thrown over high tree and the body OF u the men
mo tue i.sSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
THE EXCITEMENT on sTArE-sT. IN BOSTON.

BosroS, July 27.-Suce the war >tite-st.
has not witnessed .uh degree Of excitement as pre-
vailed Their, tnis fornooh consequent u"n the reported
failure Of Duncan, sherman 81 Go. Of kcwYork The
gold market opened ~ 1I-ai. When The news Of tie
iailrr Wa rrcei, ell. goid selling At I3ii Within
the short ;, ace Of fifteen minutes. quotations bounded
up to 1861 though afierward rtcedng 10 1l3la The
eject 81 Il,~. tl~atiuus cfIiIrl, deufJIc tn
uarArt The nigno,i transaction reported Al lib
Igc took !raInrt ItCc' and stuCks dccnru
from ) To 8 per cent, IOloWcC - -ignt rally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
AN ATTACK UPON VERMONT FARM HOUSE

MONTPELIER, Vt, July 27.-Tramps are caus-
ing trouble in this locality On saturday two men AFTER
having tho farmhouse Of Mr.. Hill at West ber-
lin demanded money and were driven away. Ihey
returned ON Mondny and attempted fire the premises
and in the afternoon four broke in the door AMI rTed
at Mr.. Ill., who escaped uniRJured. TIE neigh0orS are
In pursuit Of the gang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
OBI TIIIRf.
TIE LITE SAMUEL NJ EYTISGE.

TIE LITE SAMUEL ". ENTlNGE
II WAS announced few days ago that
Samuel Miller Eytinrc had dici, ~ Babylon, Lon;
island The time WIS when this sal news would have
caused shock Of surprise grief in tie gnrcst social
circles and among the most stirring youthful spirits "f
the town. Now it passes without pIns-saye 10 the
few who remember This choice spirit ~ his best. o. know
with what valurous noble patience he has endured long
wear. Of death in life Mr. Eyiugc, except as au active
member Of the Old Guard very long took no part IN
afFrs Of public moment and concern but he was cncr-
r-tc bright popular socety, the friend " artists
and literary men and himself writer nmhlc in fancy
and gentle and playful in teGpcramcuto' both verse
aud prose He had Travelled much ne was constant
reader Of the best literature ard his knowledge Of men
and of books, disposed and employed by sound juds-
and playfulnC~s, made him q frliglfiu companion.
For tue appreciation and the praise OF
Otbcre-wh,cA is no insisIi ant part ~ The
work Of itsiioc in this wOrld-hc roescsScd bot.
many, aud 4 n-.ed much happiness. 90 lat: ycars.-
indeed for very long iimc,l" has cXlth IN "A ldlty
far,k Il q, udtiOu sitting IN chair Gdapi d to ma
aud CEecTiuilY GWalime me incFNapc
end In his plight. which could scar" ever ne viewed
without tears. unfortunate gentleman continually
rxrIu,,ied in "a manner tlt no ever saw VIII
ever forget the virtues of cheerful endurance patient
cOnsidrffitc kindness toward an drtlnd
hn, tie strongest co'iagc ana the sweetest hrcAh' rs
fl wts cge tO know uan capable of slcD great
npSs IN aftycrsty II II 10 Byron haYs that
orct tu quirk bC5Ona . he'll he inl't nave suffered
aganies NOS easily cbniec Ured yet lac suffered Win
and he chcfcd others not requiring ~ Dc chcfcu
v thIn To the end had tue hest friendship ;f;i man
pyer has-since 80 iav write Of MIN the h"atitt!i words
fbnt ID ckoIs wrote OK Tldclorjy " The mother VINO
blessed Linn i'll Ist sleep blessed Lin also IL lis last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
D4NAGE BY SIORK.


NO HEAIN~ II A NAI-E NJ OF IAHh'
OTTAWA, Canada, July PA storm, accom-
pan ed hy rain, passed this city yesterday housr
on Napoleon IT, wa blown down A tree FEN on W.
man on Napoleon road aud crushed her to death. ut
II, pov " no was with her escaped. A named Du.
b" lie lOld OF hay, struck bT lightning AUD
killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
TIE DEATH OF BOSTON LADY on HOUSE
Tor.

BosTOS. July 27-Mrs. Hiram j. Mason, tie
WIFE of prominent ezn OF Boston, was accidentally
killed under peculiar circumstances this afternoon she
was visiting relative at No. Mysticst., Cha rlesto"n
and With another lady was swinging a hanmoch ON
the roof OF the house. % the ropes being attached 10
Il siap. On the chimney Tie hus l,nds al the i.'olrs
were ng them. WHOM suddenly the iilnne} toppici
over. and Ma. Mason instantly killed Tue others
escaped uuIuJurcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
THE CITY OF ALBANY LOsEs BY TIE FAHURE
ALBANY, y. Y, July 27.-Thc suspension Of

Duncan Sherman 10. caused con siderable excitement
here They the NcwIOrk financial agents OF tlls
city. The balance with them now j. the snai"stJoi
wears being only few thOuaaud dollars. AMI wie hcT
i'm. v iur!ucd M fhcir general tbiitcs rr.iti- 20
he seen. Tue .inDrraIn yr-tt-iny mard % driit l"
-2G,uGO puy AI-u~t INTEREST," inns Mi7 i"' re-
crilcd bclCrc pension, rnd D. doubtless al rSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
A cENTESNIAL EXCURSION FROM GENOA.

PHILADELPHIA, July PA private letter
has Dc n received at the Centennial headquarters from
Il, noa Italy giving details OF an eXcurscu now organ
Lng ~ tit Guy. ysit the International Exhibition
next year steamer of the Anchor line has ben crr
agpd for tn. eX lsyc OF tLc traveller, AMI VIII
tac them from Genoa 10 Ncw York direct The cost ot
the yu,a - out and return is pu 25a francs for each
issl err AMI lie expenses Of -pcH nug tdrtysiN DAYS
an eiluic. including travel. ANUS ;h'nt- et az LOO
i.-lrr-. Ii" circular an entertaining account OF
m neliet o. trIyciug III American pace 'lis ithd Tue
fnr,-.,ory STEAMBOATS,, and ~ s1iouilg az -Icd Il
cious hotels the lrh Avenue n NcN-i york ana tne
I Uii.iuentai IN PniideipLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
THE BET Of TWO CONTINENTS

Ff01l TN ITTfIfIN EUITVfTNf
We have for years been familiar with the
dyrs o N.wI rrk-tnr best Ame.1ca--ana prOuO ounce
lnF TGn Ni of tday the best lUper IN the country,
which j. To- -ay. these two contnrnts. Lntitr ts
present management f.irmindcd person Will take
,.Ncepeu TO ~ political e1pre,-Ons. In iuliness Of DE-
til % .ct important eN etS 81 Whatever NATURE iHE
Ttklrt-NI ,faD.is ulr vailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
DEATH IN A COALsHAFT AT IRwIN's STATION
PENN

CINCINNATI July PA special dispatch to
The res Pittsburgh says An explosion occurred
at 10 o'clock this morning. Shaft No OF the r. nm
sylyanl Gas Coal CompGnys Works, at Twins Station
on the Prnusylyauia Railroad. John humphreys wac
killed ana SIX other miners we're badly burBed Inc
cn,ry wall cayea IA, clOsln5 up TIC ventdtlhg CHAIN
bpr5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
rR1yp yIOLEycE IN NEWENGLAND.

THE MANY ROBBERIEs IN NETHAnpsIIIRK.
NASHUA, N. H., July 27.-Much excitement
EXISTS here IN consequence OF the robbercs wLich ere
,asing place In this vicinity. great many houses have
been pilage,, and tins morning Mr.. Bockway,o mar
,r,.n vns halt ID or tie Amherst highway GnCtAn at
,,, ,a,. IA, II ..lld murder him. His clthing and
80, yer cut wn ,e bullets that fired al hun. and
Ia a,.,, an ~ with al futy The entire police force u
nn, scoIriug tnc woods tue foutpads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
OFFERED PAPER oF THE FIRM NOT TAKEN IN
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, July 27.-lhe failure Of Dun
can Sherman Co. caused considerable excitement "h
Change in this rity to-day. ItI- said that lju- loss
Will he sustained. Their -poutent- here, private
banking house will not be affected. few thousand dot
lar, ps tc extent OF fhtIr l,s=. Pgper ~ Inc New
ark uvsp To no amount $4,000 Uife' IL Oh Tie
sire, uerr thc past Wcc. hut was not Negotiated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
HE ALtIE or 1RlDE.


H.y..A JAY 27.-sTanish cold. 2iGG2i7 Exchange
tni n ~, premium; sight le., 1850 90 pr
10 davs goh l2f0l25 premium; snort Sight do, lo 1913
Drirn Gu on, loo l5H pr Mum. sugar ia tair de-
mani. 40. L y. : II l2s. rrais ., aIr00a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
TIE NEBRASKA HARVEST DELAYED.

OMAHA. Neb., July 2I-lleaVy raiils' EtstinS
from oc'a, last n.gH untj o'clock tis morning. fell
IN this vicinity Gui Western Iowa IA: night Y unfouht
edy did much ~ grain and will delay the harvest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

bail for On assault with intent TO rsysh and for highw
robbery &c. Hs Ia Identified the pcFps0stSr OF W.
sssanIts Ut tue nrstmen toned character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
Special Netltes.

Special Netlses.
Drsher. pill the best and safest remedy fot Chile
and MAallA
Mrs. win,Iaw'- ssoihins syrup, for c4iiren tsetins
AHA, laiii t.G afrs Niad cYlie
Removed pain Caasc. Knife by DR. McLEIsH,
No. 81 ast lbii--i.
Clnr.is and Is so good sound w,ns
10 80 east, lci..Ag B~rtnn 4 Deu-iicrs Sruss fLA
lai1'i' 'ia'ello- DSttirfl a, tnr ,hat'shN ca -,
Established is-3
Po-t-sDuicr >ofi,. rte Europe for the
enaing sAl ssDl, 81 10 Will cise AZ AZ once =:
I'll JANE, Pm.
see Frnri Leslie. ir-,gsted Newspaper. o-sy.
l al is' sa, Afts aiis9 sicn
,-, Ph.ieipal. the Strnr az -srtOss, tle
nruli,u trtnu Amy Ar k'pdVho, lol Sfiin"ui q
Johu cuili; Ne"-fOrA Assembly COamtt-e
NU.k tliY zee Raqii tOniniitrU III tsBpn.
ci., vic- III cove l'Ael CARTOON, 4no iV~vs 10
hiud The Tin ur
The Best Rooms for Once. Ia Ncw-Yors.-ove' aAK
THE TRIBUNE BUILDtSU Is row occupsr-i ~ Ne p rmS
They and ali ucir visitors UNITE IN PRIV
aouncng It's Offices ts MOST rfkAcr.N AMI. AL thinxs
usi,lcIyl thc CHEAPEST IN towB Contrs TAI tho sea-
e.al expectation the building proves be mach the sntess
81 the large bIlngs The ely. All tho Lssa
tf'y nnshed wool ashl ghvre are kAs-
nIturos Aud water ever All e,cs--ndy
hight and AIRY perfectly ventilated hsvo o.ds snsssS
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THE RIGHT REV coNNoP THRLwALL, D. D.

THE RIGHT REV COENOP FHiRLWALL, y. D.
4 London Telegram announces the death ct
tire Right Rev. Connop TlirtwaIl, d. d, bishop "t ~
Dayids ENGLAND. Bishop TBiriwal was born al step
ney 1877 and Was educated at Trinity College Cam
hriIce Uo was admitted 20 The bar in S-|, bat retired
from the practice Of c law l-@-, and was ordained
10 the ministry becoming rector Of kirkby UNDERTAKE.
. Yorkshire lie was cOnsccratcd Bishop III l~i0 and
continued ia tie dschar-c Of the episcopal functions "A
years. having bcca retired at his own request
iast year on account . OF Ircap3clty by aSc
and per7uancnt physical inf. nifty. With pcn,un OF
10 fsl a YER lie sRcreedcd hr DR. W Basil Jones
I,uo ,I works His ilIs publication wa FuI inc ~
ttiuy- ANA Poems. entitled PGHntIa" written ci are
lie vs H. wears OF age HI- next book was Translation
,f SculccfIAacnrr's Critical I'rsy on the t". ~ ~
Iuke" winch Published IN 10. hle -itl tsl YORK
~ = The II story ~ Grrrcc" which appeared ~ l~'-
10 t,t,e pra highly, and declared that n 10 id
aup.arcd sooner Ac probably would never nave
~ii.crtycd the 0cs-n OF ms own history;
md y been nGGcrd take up the task by The de-
I,r.uci.s o. Milford he was pleased to NOE thc
rolr,s. shown ~ 1Aglwui!s wor1 Of sound enlarged
V,s rr.re"ft = Ih, accni world" Inc ""f - not an
nc ono. hut tnc ogiur researches 81 the aus
nr nnlr II valuable 10 ~ud, nis BiShup lhflw1ll was
,i.o one OF tie tiauslllU- ~ N!rblhrs History Of
RIM. 7" an cdtOr of the Camb1 TIE Pathological nu-
-rnm and the anthor of number OF fusiNe essays.
tfrr. ana s,rnol-. lie Was regarded is N most nor
,rIv of he Engi-n BISHOPS lie was - irirnd of Dr:
Tnoma- Arnold daring the lifetime of the LATTER AID
cid I'D > me views relation to TIE treatment OF
aucl,nt history.
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THE FAILURE FELT EVEN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-As far as can at
present be as med, the failure o duncan, sherih"n
A TO. produces marked effect here. except susi'
del,r,ss.on liza My cunnnrd 10 minnz stocks.
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Tus TRIBUNE has received $5 for the
c,,,,,,-ns h ,cuis,on fund from :. w. H., Brooklyn
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XAIIHLUI RuEEIAN.

YOUTHFUL KUFFIhN
WORCESTER, Mass, July II. - Michael w.
wb,ry wears old Is under arrest and held Ia vlo,00V