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eide the question OF the ownership of the Cup VIII be
sailed on Monday q course not yet named Inc
yachts cannot possibly sail under better conditions tha
they had yesterday-a moderate breeze and smooth
The following the time Of the two yachts as taken by
the judges .., c,-roo,.,
Start Finish Time. Time,
Madeleine ......... .1l:le3l 44l:26 62i:55 e:532a
Countess of Dunerin ll:17:O6 45l:69 b3853 o;o4oo
Thus the Madeleine won the race by minutes 90
ond actual time or ten minutes 80 seconds corrected
flrnn
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Thousands can testify that the PERUVIAN
sYBUp is the best tonic Alternative medicine known.
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Avoid the ordinary and nauseous and irri-
sting purgatives usually given to children and administer
MILK or MAGSEsIi, which IL gentle and tasteleSs.
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Announcements.

LUNpBoRGs CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum.
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasecs elegantly coated for the cure OF all ds
or rs o he stomach liver bow oils kidneys bladder nervous
dseases headacs constipation cosycnos Indigestion Gys-
pepsig 6iouseSs Billions fever Inflammation OF the ooge
piles aud al arrangements Of tie internal Yiscera Warranted
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOX. SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY.
o. m 7eo Noon. 1922 3pm. ss' Midm l,a TO-
Highest during the day, So. Lowest ~
Average 777so Same day, 1870 73s''
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.


New ROCHFLLE.-Ihe Neptune House, hav-
ing been thoroughly renovated is extensively paronized
this aca,on The hotel is the terminus of Delaney
mes coach ruute. AID the arrival Of the coach caca
diy creates considerable curiosity and interest among
| the guests.
WHITE Pr lTNS-Coneus Donovan, ST., Timothy Dono-
van and Cornelius DOnyan, jr who lost their yeS IN p
well White Pains on Wednesday morning Iasl, were
buried thc Roman Catholic Cemetery IN the town OF
| RYE yesterday. The funeral was largely attended.
| GRREEwIcu-The Greenwich Yachting Club will have
REGATTA this mCrnng The start VIII bc made from the
steamboat dock fl O'Clock. number OF boats from
PO-tches;cr, Stamford, and HOrwak viii participate.
WEsrroRT.-The Board OF selectmcn have awarded
contract bridge over the saugatuck kYcf
To take the place OF the present wooden structure
PEEKsKIII-RObert 5. Allen has been elected cashier
Of the pecE'K savings Bank III tic place VI Hugh o.
"''''D' POLICE NOTES.
Michael Knicg age 7, Of No. 257 West Thirty
secouds e last night fiOl the roof 81 No. 2i9 West
IhiTty.seCOud.st., aud was instantly Killed
Mrs. Mary Cody, age %, was sitting Yesterday on
Losing balance she fell 70 the pavement and was instantly
Killed.
Nils Leron age 10. a Norwegian of No. 1876 Null
berry found last night Esensoe Ia mont OF NO IL
ald tEen to the Fourteenth Precinct Eta
Toulouse, where hc died soon aiterwarj.
AZ the Yor6yle Police Court yesterday Thomas
Haunerty 20 East twenty seCOuGst held IN 800
good behavior 10 the Island for three months
committed atTOcou' assault upon ms vile Bridget
who appeared before justice Esmltc ad askeu Tor ms ie
lease. The two have been married only Few months
VIM. IippincGtt. q lOnl'hOreman, age 80, of No.
33l Tntyfthst while working on Thursday night IN
y H. left leg broken snd sustained severe internal
Injuries .MU. LaCn So so tireeGNlc!st, also long
shortmaI had two Of lis toes cut on yesterday morning at
reE No 81 North River By an iron wheel falling upon his
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STATEN ISLAND.

MmDLETOwN.-The Executive Committee OF
the TaN-paycr.' Protective Union Of Mddleown have
proposed several important changes in matters OF local
government. At present the equalization Of taxes be-
tween the towns left with the Board OF Supervisors
and generally towns fare best which have tie best
representatives, It is proposed 70 create board OF live
assessors the whole county in place OF the present
Town Assessors, who shah liked salary upon
which they can live without attending to any other bust
ness These assessors not 10 DC elected nut 10 ne
appointed by the Board OF Supervisors and county Judge
II Il also proposed make representation IN the Board
of upcrVIsuIs more equal by reducing II III some towns
and increasing It in otheis in proportion to the Popula
ton ana in place Of fees and mileage to give the super
yisors a fixed salary. subcommittee have been APP
pointed to with tie in regard to these
proposed chances.
TOMFRINsyHLE--Th Richmond County Republican
ruarIcs will he held this evening in the election dis
rcs OF the townships for tie choice OF delegates 10 the
ID stict Convention be held Thursday next. Two
OF the 5ryc dock houses the American picrs nave
been flied with crln md OF the other pler5 is now
being housed IN Tor storage purposes.
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LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CTY.-Vice-Pr President Hermann
Poppcnhuscn of the Long Island Railroad with party
of 30 invited guests made excursion over the road 10
Greenport % miles and return yesterday. inc run
each way was made in hours and 10 minutes, tue reSu
lar express Time and % minutes less than the time OF x
press trains previous seasons. iEc party uheu az tc
NianhauSct House, Shelter Island wheic thc hl8hest
uoint of the mercury yesterday was only 81
NEwrowS-It IL asserted that the body OF MI Dare,
one of the Assessors OF Newtown who was drowned III
Jamaica Bay ON Monday last was found on the same
afternoon ny some persons engaged IN dlgginS clns,
aud was hidden in the meadows, with the purpose OF
claiming any reward thai might be offered Er lts re-
coycry that subsequently the body was loind IN tnr
place where had been hidden, and not III the water Oh
Barren Island, as stated
GARDEN CIrY.-rhe 4. T. Stewart Memorial ChIlrch NJ
Garden CITY is TO he built by james H. II HOnteteu 10
whom the contract has been awarded Mr. Llionnedleu
il the builder OF nearly ali the houses at Garden City
Tine excavations for the fOun laOus OF the Church are
nearly COMPLETED the laying OF the stone WIN prod
aby be begun next week. Ii is determined that the
church VIII be EpiscOpalian.
observation-disclosures from all parts OF SUFFOLK
County show that crops, whole, are iar SUPERIOR
10 those several past Insects nave not proved
as troublesome as anticipated.
BoRDEST1wS.-The Town Treasury has balance OK
So 3D. ana OF bills TO pay, and the Common Council
declines to buy ballot box the votes being collected III
a nat. -... ...
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heavy boiler Of hot from the stove on
afternoon As the scaldng water poured over her sno
fell across tho stove, and was badly burned a. wen
scalded On her removal to st. Mary's Hospital the
Mrs smith residing at Newark and Jaokson-sts, was
fatally burned by the explosion OF lsP yos st hn
morning Tine lamp had been unintentionally lei, 3,
ing all night aud Mrs Smith, awakening about ocioch
attempted to blow IL out The OIL instantly TOOK nrc a
the wonan's clothing burning 10 entirely off, and burn
ing her such way that her physician says tni' no
recovery is scarcely possible
p,rrpsos-,rhe slk-wcavers OF solciac & Sous mill
and PeIgran Myerss mill sill on strike ana u Is
feared that the dsafectlon among INC opefasr nil
" The purchase OF the water works Is SUN ,r ha
eeneral discussion Inc uoso t 90 per cent added
10 their actual cost large Iiiden ana las I'm
was organized in the Fifth Ward last night Two men
were arrested on suspicion OF having robbed Mrs van
Blarcoms house while the f9mliy we're absent IN lne
country They both claim to be from Buuo, nuS o1 ~
tbon was pusyey identified having carried tnnes
ont of the house While there has heen ram OH an
there has been scarcely thunder shower III
ihis Summer. Every thing suffering III consequence
The freight traffic on the Enc hwy i II n sit OF
the present time. The freight trains ioo" III sis"' "
each other most OF the time
EIIzABErH-Chief of Police Keron Yesterday arres'ey
Arthur Bonnel drug clerk enp9yeo ~ trunks
were found filed with articles stolen from MS 1i' IN
stock and there ID suits OF clothes four dozen Ell
stockings, 10 hats 10 pairs OF callers one
uecktcs and other articles stolen from
valued at between 81 900 ana SZ,Ooo
GRFEyyIfLE-The cOored camp meeting opened ny
CYRUS Oliver OF the African Methodist bp'c0pal hto
Church of Monmouth-st, Jersey City, on THURSDAY h'
was attended by about 30 members of the cbnic' anu
several hundred white people. TIE services VIII NC
tinued several days There y one retret s,s 'c'
one tent for b0ardcrs. and half dozen private tents
RAHwAY-TIe residence OF II. D. Barnard was roDpeg
OF $500 worth OF jewelry, clothing ana DINER
value some time Outing the Last week Inc falhiy are
absent at ocean Grove, and the robbery was hot JUS
covered until yesterday morning Inc "ye7 Garrt
nsed To he The same that robbed tue house o uarret
Berry under similar circumstances.
EIIZiBETHPORT-A large force OF men are DUSTY en-
gagged in repairing the Bay bridge OF ,e M Wines
Central Railroad Company, which was injured on
day night through tie caleessness OF thc |
mo lb1cd locomotive and tender were raised ytstei
day and taken away. Trains are again running 1s us"
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JULY 81, 1876.

Keoa expired Intelligence OF his death was at once
conveyed to Police Headquarters by tie officer who
had been placed guard to prevent the man from eS
Gaping The body removed to the dcad-l0use III the
o. tie hospital, and posmortem examination was
mado yesterday afternoon 1t was found that there was
n fracture OF the skull about five Inches in length ex
tending from point above the right ear to the base OF
the skull. The middle mrninGeal artery was ruptured
and the blood had flowed from 1t upon the BRAIN forming
a c!bt which weighed ounces. The other
parts Of the body were in healthy con
diton Dr. Bell who assisted at the post mortem, thinks
that the wine which the Italian drank in the house OF
FIR storrs must have affected him. otherwise, being
powerful man, he could easily have overcome Mt Hond
low. He also OF the opinion that Mr. Hordow must
have struck the Italian, the skull was bruised but
Mr. ondow told his physician that he did not strike the
burglar at ALL although he seized heavy chair Tor tldt
purpose. Detective Butts Of Brooklyn visited No. 81
East iiOnstons. and the same number In west Houston
81, NAwYork, Saturday night but failed 70 lind any
traces of KcllOa.
Dr. Ksslm, who Is in almost constant attendance upon
AR HordOw, SAID last evening that his patient was IN
no mediate peril from his wounds, but was dong ~
well as could be expected. Mr.. HOndlow VIII not De out
OF danger, however, Tor week or more,
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DESPERATE SrRCcGLn wITH 4 gUEGLAE

4 BEOokLYS REAL ESTATE BROKER SEVERELY
WOUNDED ~ AZ ITALIAN ARMED Win
mAICHtr-THR BURGLARS CAPTURE AND 5uB'E-
QUFNI DEATH TEOM FRACTURE OF IiIL
sKUII-CONDInoN OF THE wouSprp Man.
4 burglary occurred Oh Saturday morning
on Br,oky flights, winch wls alarming Ia the c'enn
stances connected with II and tragic In ITS results sy
yc.tcr iIondlow. wcllkno%n real estate broker "i
Broo!,yn having an office In Montagucs, and residing
at-No u Monroe place was awakened ahout a. IN on
Saturday by the sound Of person walking about on
lower floor Of his residence Ale thinks that previously he
heard The sound Of breaking glass but was not Thoroughly
awakened by II. Iurricdly dressing himself hr iohd'
low went down stairs. As be turned into the library 10
the rear of paror the burglar rushed INTO the room
AMI attacked him with a hatchc lie struck him upon
the head several tines but Mr. Ioudlow. although %
years Of age aud marmcd, attacked the rul'ian' Ana IA
the struggle that rnsird the handle of the hatchct was
broken. The burglar succeeded IA breaking loose IiOh
Nj lIonGow and made his escape o th" house through
an open window in the extension IN the rear oil the
library.
The sound Of the struggle had by this aroused the
other members OF tho family. Mr.. liOndow, although
his woInds severe, and the blood was streaming
from Inn, went the front door and gave thc alarm
Francis Howard 81 No II Monroe place beard MS
Shouts and ran for tho police. soon Sergeant J"hh
Eason, Eoundsnan Mccarthy, aud three other officers
arrived and began making search for the burglar ihcy
lu.A tht' lhc Mlluoh III the tAithaou hlu "i'h"
by breaking pane OF glass. Spots Of blood were aScoY
which td.acrOss To similar extension the house
Of Charles S0rr., at No. % Monrurpacc The burglar
found lying tho Has gug Al the OF the cStcu
sion when the Officers i2cd him hc All pied 90 rs
cape, hut Ovcrpowccd. IL tLCu discovered ;ht
he had previously entered r. slorss house. had stolen
a quantity Of silver, and had drank there bottle oI
wine. The prisoner taken into the presence NJ.
IIouGiow, who I..cfng intensely, but who fully
Identified tnr man aH iis asHIiiant.
Thc prisoner at tho Washington street Police statio
said that hs ualIo was william Kcoa aud ihat he Iytd
~ 10. 81 Iiousosi, " y lie WAS Italian hy br!h ~
years Of agc BE coat ana pair Of shoes bgl0r-
to IN SorGT. and IN his packets were iouni about
800 worth Of slycrwarr which 10 Ind taken sn that
gcnt.cInans house. About $50 SItuTlay, ErlOa
vas found Jing the floor Of his cell unconscious
condition The police surgeons were summoned bui had
difficulty In determining what was the matter with him.
IL supposed tina; ho had fallen from the extension
and received internal injuries. The ambulance sum
mOued and ho was removed To the City Hospital. lie
remained there unconscious until . a. IA. yestoi-
day, when has death occurred. About quarter
Of three change was apparent and the
summoned the physician. but before he arrived
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LOCAL REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN NOTES.
The bradGuart"rs of the Republican National


Committee or aud after Aug Will be- at the fiith Ave
rur Hotel where 1t Ia. already engaged rooms
mcrt.nxcf The soldiers and sailors vas held on Sat
urdly evening at Republican II III, at which Capt VIII
son Bergman was elected Chairman. IN Executive
Committee. cJlsstn. Of one itoin each Assembly us
trct was chosen and instructed 10 prepare an address 10
the soldiers and sliurs Of this city. The following are
Buns: Id Capt. Matthew stewart; INA, LaW. d. j.
Mtkhry: WA, C.pl John J.. Dy"'cyf VIM 'Ap''
Via. cant jaime, II. stephens; Nilul, CAPT Jacob
jacobs: Inn Major William H. Coca; XIII Major
Srr.i Inui- s,huJdt; Nlilth Capt. john y. Lech T.;
NIN,h. capt John II. Diily; N'lh, COZ. core J.
HOPPER Alin lpI AthA'' ~ 'l ,9 9!'
NiNtu Cs.. j. H. Meredith. NNih, Major William Bui-
~ VI - ,nl = .'..' IIayrs a.d wheeler Campaign
cu'. ats urgau.au- 100 She iNth. Nih. A|.h ~ tiIh'
tA oy,uu-. 90 No. 90 W., marty htat iot the 9u9-
Ir ln.,r,riii I.rpfrl.c,us Cd, the NIIIth Assembly
D,rl.t he'd meeting al tucir temporary hri!guh-'I +;
now mruhrs ientd me roll lh' '"l'''S W W, '''
p,1u.uf lpuuY.,au C,uIal Committee Wih unanimously
AdlIol.c- were made b, tic fIr7lieh'' 'oi Johh W
MlisuaIl. auJ by EHv,od l. Ihornc.
TAc Is,ply seams ui ITIugou nave organized Hayes
and Nn,,rr Cub VAIN thr I"I""l.S on, nL,i
Otou. President; y. j. Hepburn, j. D. i"'"FGIhs sec
ilr r..rlt meeting strongly uI-ns the nomination Of
lie irpuu,au, oi tie III Assembly District OF West
chester County held invention al White Rams 7dtu-
..ir t. 10 ..r Inn tir tate convention. IL resulted IN
ilc riIo.ce OF - - Glnord Of East Chester Amherst
Wrgut,Jr, Of Rye. and -. o. Bradley oi q .ernbuskh
Resolutions were adopted approving we ''1'''' Va "'''
A. Robertson o. the nomination iol Governor.
Hayes 4ni why,.,r tub. wa ne olo"ins officers =
"A TnI,rf f. President e. ". Faruum anu J.. \. Hyua-
adopt a unIiorn, probably Ia The Continental style
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DURT-At Chtenanso - " ga Mr. Fieia s BaT s.
Bart OF ; nnghelL
a. Lss sk,9saiss e. on W., wsS9ssaa
Notice Of funeral hereafter
EAToY At Bridgeport Conn., on Friday July p E'sn NJ.
FAULKNER-on sunday, July 30 at q NJ. Pheoe Adel.
ReaI, ieGds family respectfully invited to
& =, Oh Tnesiay. Aug. J, at 10 O'Clock a.
FINCHAt New Brighton; s l. Taomas Cook infant son Q;
% lays.
HAwEs-At Nontclair y j. Friday morning. James Ed.
warl, youngest child VI Dr. George E. and Adelaide D.
HENDERsoN-on sunday July 30. susanna A. Jones' wife
nSanVs and ir are respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral tuesday. Aus l. at p n from 60 Lexington,
HoLBRQoK ra9r4po T. 4, the residence IS Of lis son.
> on S' Of ac iS nersc O'O'o' -S0 %
LEGGErr-o Thursday July u. at Finishing l. l. sarah
H. widow OF the late Nm F. LesBett IN tho seth year Of
RoatiISs ard TREAD. the family Invited to attend
residence % John T. Brce III East Twenty sishthst
LEoNAED-James Leonard, Plainded. n j., July 49, in
Fan,ra hon first Bapus, Church Monday. July 81 az
O'Clock.
MARsH-At New Iberia Louisiana on Thursday 9th inst,
ElaOrh Marsh vio" oi iae late JONAS Marsh in the SD
year Of her ase.
H. Pc cr Marlin Of city, in the 75d OF his age.
Relatives aud i,ends Of t4o any arc Veq ~ ,t a r
dru, No Il East fortynnhst and are requested not "
MOERS-At saratoga SPRING. Friday July 2s after short
Illness 37lh year Of ms age Henry W. Morris son OF
Gtiar ". Morris -.
R.atyr. ad friends and also members Of Hope Lodge pa,
r. and A. NJ Airphc Chapter, r. A. NJ, AMI Morton Com.
maudcry respectfully invited 10 ataht AS funeral ito.i
El,EtcrEtlIst, in TINS city, on Monday
morning. 81 nst at = O'clock without further notice.
WARDwELI-.At STANFORD. Conn, July 90 Rufus Waniwe,
IN tho 80. year OF hs age .
Tn,l services VI De hold at the Unyersal.st Church in
stamford ON Tuesday, Aug. !, att p m.
wIcKdA Long Branch a s c morpns 1G nv
aged
rr, viii take place the residence Of her grandmother.
Mrs r. T. HaiEes, Elizabeth \. j. M9niay, July 81 az
o,iJrE Carriages ttt O'Clock iall from
Nok oot OF Scrt,-S Relatives anu friends are invited
10 be- present without further invitation.
WIISON-On SUNDAY, July 80, ~ ri Of consumption.
loan " ilS5n, agoh % Trars aud days -
Relatives friends 81 The family are respectfully invited 70
attend lie funeral "Wednesday, Aug. - AT p m, frUh
nanso Place Baptist Church.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS
ITo,. other Ship Neics see Third Page
,ppt1-rD Sunday. July 81

ARRIVED. Sunday, July 30.
Steamship Gamma (Br) Iicoai Bermuda July ~ WIN
-t,mship Wyanoke, Couch, Richmond cry Polh ana NUT
folk with and to Old Dominion , s h dsa
Steamship Ashland croweiI charleston '''! So WIN ~
anI pass 10 Jas ", Qpntard e Co. 81, -. ,o.. o.
te1nip Abemarle. Gibbs Lcwes WITH muse Ihu pass "
tesnp Caucus Bease. Boston. with mdsc and pass 70
II. +. DimOck. -. r,,,,,,r, 20 d,vs with
ship Bremc!lche VeI'l' heIS'' '''''''''4 - 49, -
srx Rosta ;orl Hacerman London June g. IN ballast
Ia anchored ~ sandy Hook for orders "a -.
gark SWAIN tNor) I'm rsen, Hayro Juno TO- in ballast
Is anchored in GrIyesend lay. , ,c -.
BARK Dronnng Soph:e tNOr) clineF saVahger ~ uNyS
III W scamnsn OF st. John ~ b. Helstrom Cal:
way 80 days in ballast Is "hcAoi'' III "i@''''" DAY ~
BarT Eliza Dart Havana u days, win SUGAR 81, ,,aso
p9rI Sagadtno Pierce, BagblfDcs II Gays, WIN nh'
,,G U'rgn ~ ath} Bliss CardeUaS Il days Win sugar
Hark loving sailor (of BOstonl Coombs turks isAnd
Bsr Morning star o Turks Island ssson, st Jago July
g. and Gulntln tnyD 15th with SUGAR 80 ., , 20 &,
ilons Kong (Go. DalthpH ~ NaIi'e JUNE 10 'H
Baik C. F. Elwel Co caneuth So Brand Rotterdam
- ar i d. a. Erayton cray Boston days jn ballast
Bark sSj0iEoiJ Norl. T0uDGssu. Londonderry ~ d'ys
IN Com Pierce Blrbadoe, % days with sugar - l.,
Iirg shaduoi Nor., Andrcuser, Hart'po'i ~ dVS III
Enrica tAust Pcrnn Gloucester 40 DAYS II ballast
Eng d. r. siockwel of Bangor, Harding %" Day Dc
BrIs j.!miil Pendieroa Neg.IIayen, n ballast
rs l. IS Arms, ,ong Gi'Sn ;i m n Sa''''
bng Neie AItrlu A.isn Mobile % lays. VIA !umber
ANCHORED At nART ISLAND.
Brig ITO siand WaAeman, Honaebec Rye WIN leo
Au,.n ali irom Bangor. with lumber
nIND-suuseJ. iiesh. j.: t.ca aud raining
FOREIGN POkI>.
QUEENSTOWN. July 3o.rhc lnmau Limo steamship CITY OF
Ethu.Ou BROOKS rom N-w.Ior july -, here
1919 his morning Tla American iIne steamship Indiana
FATIER PoiSI, July 30-1nc steamship QhHncill from
Glasgow, arly5 Ac e AT = p a., to-lay
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aINrrNrrRANcE OF srIRIr."

To tn, Ed.t0r Of TAe TriJuHs.
SIR: | see that some readers think 81. J..
W" ~, deserving Of criticism Tor in,rnpcrnncc of
-pri. That criticism sccmcd 10 me required by The
assumption Of my most worthy friend, "H l. W That
All persona who advocate the double standard are moved
NV, desire 10 cheat creditors. arn cure he knows many
gentlemen 10 whom, ndi. duals. De would not I'm
pute such purpose. II seems 10 me not far nor con
ducyc e. proper understanding Of te silver question
To attribute unworthy motives 10 the class "Eich your
correspondent would surely not attribute 10 many con
spcuous individuals 81 that elias presume that lie ia
not acluatrd by desire 60 Cypress debtors II would h
candid in hn also 10 couccdc thai may believe The
dou, standard tao wiser without any desire 10 cheat
creditors :"
Ner. IOrL July 20, 1876.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN CLUBS.

A meeting OF the Tainmany Hail Democrats
81 tie Ild ..tmby p,-u.ct was held saturday even
Ing At Grand and Ho't. st, ut which Alderman James
! s,ylu prcs.dci Ad REESE, were made by Algcrnon
= sullivan cx-JuIsc George II. Curtis, Major William H.
quincy, and others.
1i.dcn and IIcnlrcas banner was raised at Avenue
ind Ffl-st. SATURDAY evening. after which speeches
we're made by James DAILY, cN-Assemblyman Waehner,
and Mr Malay. ComIi- ioncr Of Assessments
The officer, aud TX 'cuiNc Committee OF the cnb Cen
traI Democrat lur fraucgis held meeting saturday
evening AT headquarters on PrnCcst., ut when
measures were adopted for carrying on the campaign IN
favor UI IIldcu and hendricks.
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DARING CUBAN RAIDS.

HAvAYA, July 29.-About 800 mounted in .
surgcnts, under Roon, threw baggage train oil the
railway track at LasbOcas ut o'clock the morning of
tho 10Th lust The train was bound from Las Idnas
10 ST. Isprtus. ono OF the cars was an
ironclai one, and contained officer
aud seven soldiers protection OF the This
car unbed over aud the soldiers ali killed by the
shock. Tho insurgents sacked the train aud carried
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uIDNIGHT WEd1HER REPORT
ProJabihhes
Enr Now ENGLAND. rain during the u

I'robdbiiihes
For New England, rain during the morning,
followed by cruu,, Good weather northeast 10 hurlh
west winds aud slowly rising barometer.
Tor Hidile StueS. cieur pdrig cloudy. cool reder
m NE tufryr iigtt RAINS JDiiDrfd on clrGriHG cODt
rrahey on ne cOasf ~ Hght rariGble cindS and storiy
rising GdroBisfer. 80,
continued low temperature southwest u nolt'-Wt-t
Winds slowly rising barometer and clearing weather hl
ring the afternoon or evening
FOR the i,uf states, Tennessee and the ONO Nalfy,
partly cloudy clear weather, ana local rams III lo
ems arm poTtiun ~ the rstnlmrd dis rir no change IN
temperature slowly rsnS barometer ana light variable
winds.
winds clear far weather. aud SLOWLY lohg barometer
Ia the upper ldkr r"gipn the upper M,Hi>'ipll' ana
lower Missouri Nall,ys TAR weather. ana east
terry GpIi,rly winds, win slowly rising tcmporttlrt,
and during the iny failing barometer.
The Erd l.iytr viii ia slowly u! shreveport ana the
upper ONO slowly; tGc Cumberland Will lni at S'a
tuns near Nashville.