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CRY suARpE,. AnntE.s.

Cen George IT, Sharpe Surveyor of thc Port of New
York. bur resident OF Xxi 4ron read paper ON Kings
Ton as connected wiu the Convention. Following are
tuc most interesting passages:
drat Of t1i, Constitution was ia tie handwriting
OF john jay 9ud. containing tIl recital oI ue Drcaf-
auHu %. mdcpcndcnro is equal "a '"e di-nty 'i i,a
ulrul-luIu. 900 prep AIRED ut ,he ha.d OF m.E.
The rieclon na,g been hru 600 t-e "ih of JuIy, me
l--'i'l' ~ t't . ~, i'r ~. t. G'.irt T'.'T''.
Clinton being found cccteIt 10 uuth %. tc nAt mentioned
once. - t,,. In o., ~, I,a ..,1 ,,.r, ,,f
b.. affairs i- tc COME VIA tl convenient speed King
'iou 70 ldAr ,A' "'' 90 'n tt I.,- ' w.. iii
,iu-r. az Fort Houts uciy. was rrc"iF acc puu4 me
br. OF Governor anu t-sismu- tA-t 'i Lieu, hhrt-
On inc evening OF this DAY hundred yelfs ago. tho sim
IN me- scene of couic wa George clinton. Iir ptope
Wv re r,t,l1fi,paf. cr.. Tlernslncs az. ,InDazouod
u ,-' it r, 80. and ~, .., 81, Id ,,.,' IN ,lI
fuuI-c time But Clinton Wac q sou OF TINS county.
Born nm our midst educated upon soil ana ever c.ui-
OF our atupr--cast jhc mo-; htUc mold oi tc stock
81 I.Iarl of Inc tribe OF Benjamin, hebrew oi the
Coz .enupn thii pant 81 me couht "Ich Us now en-
.rc,d WItDu -e limits ol Orange al" hls personal sac
pery.ou the 'ducaiou ot nis son Us AIDED Do tAe
scholarly attainment ana d,ci'iluc 0f -r0.cl minister
t, Du.n Cnurcu tIc court House ind kug-ton AcaGe-
iny we're ringing out 80 ID Tor joy ots ie-tydi'
The people, tu whom notice h@d AIS" orth gwen 10y tc
Rev SIR. Dou on Tie sunday preceding wen 'cd their
NAV toward the courthouse. On eiturr side % thr
,o6r and lacug iuNars. ranged t.e companies of
Canaan. Bo.ar,Ius ana .mrudorI. The udrk macs of
.t. c.ur.ous. fJrult' the uLrkr ru1d pf tr- srrnc
s.1. across the the grct Pile OF enc Dulcn
tnIrcn wltu its separate DciI} tower uprcAfing Tar
lJoys D.. GA tine irunt ana rEt stretched away Tie
mouuGs marking the graves of tne fathers OF uhub
I,ut, VINO we're present, aud Ou iclt view was
nu,iit.cd hy "a. Nsudrr.yn mansion. Tie Counc. Of
safety gayln, met and organized n lie courtroom, de
,ct and lOuk their places go tir scps % tIc ,Jlrt-
mousse nd at the mead of tne square ioreh oy ta mill
l.i.y companies.
When silence mad been commanded by flourish OF the
drums nf t.r military comp MICS, E-b RI Duuor l. lie
~berIn of mounted Lc4Iparly elevation,
ANA ld to t!4e pcoinr "~ follows;
u COUSCIL OE -AFET FOR STATE on
ALN. 1u-E, July 30. l.tI
PROCLAMATION.
Iyherers His Excelenry Gtiigr has been only
ccct. Governor tc -o Nrw ,ra aud uath this ay
duafed tie execution ot lis Odoo ~ taeIng
tnls council TIE oaths required Dv tnc Constitution
% Tins enable num to exercise hi, sid
office Council doth. thereby hereby,
uenplo this state. proclaim George
Clinton Islu- Governor. General aud commander
Of All Inc militia. AGuuTa navy state
10 uo.l oplc tis pay all
obeiunce according Ia Constitution
Hy order OF tho Council ui safely
PIERRE NAs CouLASDr. President
Ant then Shelf Duno-d ADDED, - loud voice, God
save the people ~
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NAru4NtfDN, dtl.. 20 l-4's.1
DEtR G.R AIN directed aF ,l. President p acknuWl-
cage the receipt Oi your favor of thr IAN inst,
tending invitation iU attend t.c one uuIdIruiA
anniversary or lIn state Government ou the }rrh inst,
an to Say boo reply thrt while Ae Woud Ice very
Il I'd o. ua.tlpac tle exercises OF suc occasion,
ho j. compelled 90 forego tine pleasure. own. 10 previous
engagements.
Ir desires to thank YOU. hu"tv % for the cugiahty
of your invitation. when is kindly aprrcciatrd.
NcIy tDly yours, i.OGLE., SECRETARY.
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ErY-On Monday 80. Henry cin 'oT infant If
GfsFOia l. IaI Jennie d. by. aged . y .lrs lu days
Flnera services Wtue-lly. August 90 n- d., 2 tie
sien "a Of his grandfather. Dee IA. 20. Brook
GREEN EOn sunday, July %. Elizabeth 30 weo Darwin
Relatives and friends are invited attend The funeral
services 10 her Lace residence, -52 East lllls, Aug
Az o..
HEARD-tt Bayonne, saturday Jug 23, john Heard aged
as years.
ID o.. ocH q.
HEALD-tt luge r. r.. sHn'av. 29th irst, Gertrude
GA dnsr iieud' VIE John o4enoiSe lie' ia iAe -olA
81.
Funora her late sdence ruesa- ast ust,
arrival OF the i.IO p. ui. D tom AeW DIX "a
D.. l. and W. Railroad Barclay and clrlstophcr,i Fen jess
TT NCKNlY SATURDAY.. July 2- of Brig rs disease OF 80
Iuy, J. d. hobart Pine .lry u te son year no Is age
The relatives anf friends lnr f1mf Respectfully
eel attend nc funeral from bis iaie 80 nee 10
Hovt-,r. uroDhls We uef, August l. AZ ID O'clock
q. ii, without further invitation
-UUL USAt a. roen .onn. July So, Is4)ei. widow u
Oh l,te On. o. Sad go, sd young 81 dllea.cr 0l Charles
Fowl !. ESQ., OF tIio city.
= urTal al HtriioIf q. COIN.
sNIFr-At Geneva s.. T., July So jonathan william svf,
C.umr leI states Navy. u tla .J.I ytAl % A ic
WArER3U RY the Sch INST MARI y. " iefbnrY. ato
wis O Charles A. MtrD ~ and daughter OBJ ihe a- feif
NOrey. ia 5l3f year % Her
Relaiv respectfully invited to attend her
.l. residence ~ her brother Macon. hunl' r
Brick tluIcI -ia Hrll- Y. j. "a .ueaNay. august -
Carriages IA waiting Tor inc IL %. ia. Ualn.
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SAILED


Steamship Abemare 'or Lewrs; oars waiter Armin2ton.
IT, fnr AMIR Jane s. rand ~ Adelaide; lara una D
lpia nica rrin 40 los SLEEVES pr arenna 80 "a
Fillmore flooding Pos uernagn e"~irene or "
eruool Sfan.a q. FuI. igs tfofte and kci at o.
~ r. w for Cane ua4tru. D. T.. Richardson, Tor hoy Vest,
NelIe Lamper. tor
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND
steam ship Feanora FOR laui G-orRo ". clover.
Tor Ioczlfnd for Calais sarah u "~n ftaNlnm'
warren Providence surprise, Tor Pyrt
land
SUNSET wind a. Sandy Hook, Light y, cloudy At city
Island. llgi, ", clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoyDoy. Julv 30-saicd. BON mss, Carolina. Arrived,
Hudson. capt knight
OOMFS rrC PDRT-
PORTLAND. July 30Ceagc'. bark norwegian sharpness,
England W ,se steamship Julii4 Tor Philadelphia
SAILED steamship Jgniafa. Tor Philadelphia brig Nueva
Suhirr (-pI. llr Blraeouh
NOBLE Ala. Juif JO.-Arr rod, Elizabeth nom Havana;
Manarficn. Ifg If SIS Gar . from -fff1
NEW OaIEAS., JuV lO-fls.e-A rrIe Ll1llo Moses,
from Havrs bark II GenevInve. fg01 EOrrtuN
GALFFsrOS, Tex. July 30Arrvei, steamship state of
TovHa
FoRrERss 0SRoT July 3O.-passcd iu--Bar MAIL ~
Gina Chi,zza, tuf EHenczor Pl..-t Du parss spoil
Ytmoy lA0. Tor C0r& IT. Lawrence, for
DemCiaFa.
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=, ., c,reenhackcrs Of 1874 ANY man VINO mas Sc
uon " ~ ofsr can borrow ch, apeT to-day tnah pou' '
euiie "0-sed The man who earns wages W-''N -"
&c, W 49, s,r his earnings than he cOuid nnN lu
eel money Is more accessible than 10 wa a. -
Nhho w. ',,,,.lfif i'm exist. nee can 90 a' "a u's
tDe - and is worth more than thC t''..gi' 10
NOR hv taking leave ~ ones segscs 5hal Que y ~
y ou, ~ f fbu.. To De rcye sef, ana the money 'i
WIS., ~. ali ufcd again. Talk OF watering "a
ILL., l me- crime water ny tine curie,cI r. v ,t
el''h. md is evils more spread inndt''h cAuHo'
$50 If Is contrary to tt science ana tNlt,i.y -
% -au people did not lose their hea"s I. an 10y,
Ir A'. I,,nf, hrnbe loose ten DAYS ago, ana my
t be- -urbed iu tIeir most pedceIul summers ~
nnrrlnrl minors.
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Equal Rights 10 An.

While this "a the spirit Constitution ~
directly oppose D.. for rXamp tne man VIC largely
goods, hardware or Goytrm no bonds re-
gard 81 bv as eufrrIIs bonef pIaD.
rOsst while tiy@rt.,es - nllY me' % no 20 l
universally acknOw.rd-e ter merits 81 lrnounced
by a0uack. DO an euOf equal rgltsi Those Who
condemn q lusu'y themselves DF pnufiug
u f.frf DE fouIfrr. TT Int
q sruirio d sOnd smn dry "opis uirr
ch nt- aad ban bee some ul urlf $50 rs ic4i "a
$40 lIF l1ols or bog s bf ndN ISL not '~ ffn. PIT.
DID, PiEgcEs GOLDEN EulcAL DI- OFtif i he 10 infard
rend Tor De cur 81 c0u rs uruoa
ton. A. attentive. ahen urri BOO rOuuec jon OBJ IA
PIECES PLEASANT EFAIfE PHI Els, 10 UiN eirf laAY
torpid liver ana c0ustpa ION. Ia sA diseases "a
f1q ma en- al
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&EWlu-6, July 80. l-,T {
A PROCLAMATION.


In reply 10 the invitation OF tie committee
20 .tcid the celebration, letters OF decn Iuon
ceiycd from President Hayes. secretary Eya-s. Gov.
Robinson Secretary herman, Cnci Justice Church
Judges Gilbert. ingalls,. sawyer Potter Merwn. Murray,
3orIuan. pwteat, PARKER. Tac1u. Miller Brtiy. and
Learned state Officers Jcot ogden. Nauutn amt TX
Secretary FISH IAc following W,re among the uuuJer
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L.4TKST SNIP NEBS.
For other ShlD Ner, sss THIRD PIrs.I
ARRIVED

steamship italy lPrl. simpson liverpool, July II, mud
Que MS a. midst and Passengers, o. r. ". j.
Hurst
steamship CITY ~ Austin, Chester Frruaulna JAY 90.
RfuawI,s t 25th auu Port Royal IS. C., tiI Win ml,o
ard un- .ruger.. 100 e.. ID. Mallory o. 90.
ship TyhuIul. LundOuI stephen Thanpla, March q,
aud aoN. April vita &c, 20 order, vesa,i o Pea
bnIy willis N Co.
Bara Norl Hagemann, Glasgow June 10, In ballast
tO Punch, loytE Go.
ton Roads IA ballast "a lancl, i.tye'6 90.
Grant, carrie 10
wItn 90 oftitri vessel % james h. Wand "a"
~cur i,d j. Palmer stevens, rontera "a with
cedar, mahogany re, " lheJaud Bros
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sEyEBAL FOREIGN YEWS.
GIN GRANTS PLANS.

GENEVA Moadav. july so. 1877.
Ty-Pu,ident Grant left here to-day. lie
-..r.- Ga, ,implou to the upper Italian lakes thence
-, r. -olr.a to Clurno Eagatz where ne VIII meet
Mr. MI C,amr~ American Minister o Denmark, and
male STAY for cure. Tiom Ra-utz 1c goes 90 Copen-
bs.n. thence lo Dresden aud Norway. and returns %
B-rin to witness the Autumn maupuvres. AT tie emo
ot October .e intends TO visit Paris. He viii pass the
Wnte- partly mr Paris and pardy ~ Italy, and VIII
eyr.l, switzerland later, should mo- unforeseen circumsan-
ces prrrruf.
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rRIRlNE LonAL OBSERVATIONS.

a4.r.u .l1As tLr Dtr1leturL ysf ailA. ih +.i' Oh
,fir..as. ..fIruIi.Ia divisions
rrreiens 'ue o'''a'
b mercury aIsiug tL1sr h-llaI
TnlntNE OFFICE July 3I-I m-NOjwithstandr tthe
frerticut rains there was rise III me al pressure
YESTERDAY. The rcooul OF the thermomrter was '"'ut
IN, me ~ that OF tine day pir dhg. ~ Hiu-'-H'
Their. ,--- still au Xc SIS of mD~iur. ia Inr Ut
For -.- and yirinltF, "a ceiiIi- say .t'i 49,
wind, may o.. expected to-day t~hoiIo" 10 "A''!
o. be- warmer AMI NOR" cloudy
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NEW Works. CENTENARY.
A CELEBRATION AT ROYDOUT.

ADDRESSES BY CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPFw AND GEN.
SHARP GENERAL HOLIDAY AT EoNDcUF.
The Tooth anniversary of the inauguration of the
first Governor of the state of New York and the for
nation Of the State Government was celebrated at
Rondout yesterday by procession a mile long and
bv addresses from ChuuceY NJ. Depew aud Gen.
Sharpe. Letters were read from President Hayes
Mr. Evarts. Gov. Robinson and others. Ten thous-
and peor'e attended the ceremonies.
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the dental ranks vii never occur Won are particular With
your every with tnat famous oo.h
wash s0zOuoSI FROM youth 20 Oh age DO vii 4ee2 fhs
srotoss guupsre I4e teeth NJ person, Who
20 ,oz3posT pcal.o wh ten 81, an % @ gums A.
uue While ue breath is p-n~ a.c rendered sweet
ami FRAGRANT DO d. composed uii herbs and
oatiry from lho Objectionable nv % inBredentso %,
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THOMAS on NEw-YCRK AND THE
WEST.

CHICAGO, July 30.-In reply to certain prom
int cit zen, wno asked Theodore Thomas TO take
np.ft during b STAY here. thai gentleman IN acc pit
M, fD, compliment and naming August Z rs the datr,
saws:
After eleven consecutive years Of Summer-night co.'s
ee-f, nave been Oni god leave NcW-furA Or want
.uit,b'e hail boo wh,i 90 give TEEN. what New-lork
,tI.reI r.ii, q. Aud ..lit wanted could not have.
fp1f utirntu, NOT having supplied my needs was i-
,ucet tl try TIE Nht and gladly confess DO not It.
,er.r tL- KID glmeuf.
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real estnie taxes and repairs we're counted In "a Inn
rroyemonts. II took himself and three 70 i've clerks
from July 10 StTtember. sometimes working sixteen
hours dav, to find euta true ment OF the CONDITION
OF the Bank. lie found 10 solvent IN ten days.
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A FALSE LARM,-Maior O'G-m-n.-" Bad
n To We. " rarag H. Colorado ruifan! Il wed al
n me Rnle. w.'d never seen You 81 Ou.d Dnc.and ~
TIE stone ]cct.c-' , t.in. Vol .r ,~'n', y.a'
wrong TO- one. sure. I'm not the Colorado. at ALL &c
all tt"-Puucl.
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FRENCH POLITICS.

plEIs NOndav. JuIv 30, 1-77.
TOr5t the official journal Of the BouapartlstS,
publishes letter signed bv ~ Rouhor and others.
rgpudIa-.ur NJ DE C1ssaguac's militant policy. and
pocmn.ug their adherence 10 President Mac
Aal01
smiluot francs 90 the French Republican Electoral
COMMITTEE fund.
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srArr OF NV YoRG, LzaorIIvl ca4smEG..-

DEAR SIR: The Goycrnor is m rccoip 81 your KIND
favor iuyn- presence 40 tho celebration n hc on
bung-edfh Anniversary of the state Governments AZ
Eup,ron on she Jutu inst. Much lac would euio
tis interesting occasion, hc viii be compelled - dey
hln-flf IT. pleazu hy II mrnt Of the eyes
from which phy sions -ys him no hope ~ recovery
until SOME time after the first Of next month lie ic-
ref. inns tne more Tie ceremonies Ol the pcrano
viii nave an inter- % him personally, passing thAt
gnch he viii feel virtue ui ms official position lie
desires me To express also thAnks Tor the cOurtey q"
the invitation well tine kindly exprrssuha on YOU
own letter Very truly you're, D. =. hoblAooS'
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THE HILLSIDE LIBRARY,
The seaside Library,

Choice books on-er for fea ONLY The boss standard
within Tic every BoOks usually -od rom
D 1 . ven unchanged sud uuaDrdge, tor I'D id 30 GEMS.
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Intu ll.ltftv enlr
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A Woman tT4er Charles ea le'3 zoe.
l,i,t
4 INV, Of 20 tpcit ~
Adam Beae tsr0rs. Eliot. Double
me ARUNDEL MOTTO Cecil Hav Toe.
old slydd rtou'. Money .LNC
IT, lhe Woman n While. By Nilkr COLLINS. .-...... 2lc
H. Tho min ou fie ti0s, ieDig e Eh0
H. The American By Anthony lr0L0pe. De-
III Princes. af Thule % William blacS ....-..... -uc
H. The Dead secret by ikie .... fuc
RomJa. 49, George cline Double number &C.
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H. Hidden Pcr- ul Mary Dec.i Hay luc
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Ny DEAR SIR: am Iu rsreipt 90 your favor or the
II t instant inrl1sihg 90 r te invitation OF the King
stou Centenary Comm .-tcr. t- o. rtu.n my ar-
know led % n-uts 90 ih Committee inf their kiuf inNi-
lion and De- -fc that engagements .rrr Wi prevent m
Al sencr from Washington at 'nr .i- of ,uf proposed
celebration. Very uuly yOurs. WILLIAM VI. LNAHi-.
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Guecial No!iccs.

Advert .e-,erts intended for Che next issue 81 THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should 1o handed 10 before Do %. To-
cay
Keeps Custom -nirt-. made 10 reasure.-Nerv hes-.
Obligation Oh e. tt of Nrrf'- SHIRTS ul-
LIS perfectly rs 1ctHrr. 623 Broadway
Neryog. rxaaustion-A uo,,al es-a. cola. NJ ics
YORK. ou tlr cause urea..rt tcr. tn lug iI-
.uutauly l-t hv m may Dc f-stae', tnofil- lear
p meats and fl il-atnrl of
nervous anu physical debility. ing result D ID cars K
creme. prire - cents Address iLr aItlur Dr. T. j
MAIN, 0fic anu residence u h. .Ofh'. n. \.
Po.t.OHce Notice. The mails i0r the s-ee tnng
"a rI NDAf. Angus ., 1871 VIII ciOr fNis oice On
TOES DAY a. 100 a. oI Europe Boy steamship hon ara,
VIZ D i-e stoNu; WEDNESDAY, 10 20 I'- n joy turoIe
steamship Algeria Queen-t"Nn corresponds ce .nr
liitts-,i AMI 40 90 3D. -ur France or'rt nf @elnah3
France via lavfe: Tat DAY, AZ zoo u Tor -uro;e
steamship Leasing. "a Pymnul, Cc1iiIg ana u I'D.
,ArU kfAH At E % 10 M. or -cOtald ana Nofih Il
IrelA steamship Auch rs hoNie anI p.A-gn" lua
al $50 m Europe steamship 'ifinllla VIA llrc -
town lcors onIe.cs f0r germany 500 land ana Nh 81
UrwAl e Dy tbs steamship MA pt 'pettF
llrra., ald a 80 90. Tor Europe bY 7i-inl- DIP o.rt'
via southampton and Bremen. Toe sfrSm.nUs Aontaa'
gpra 1trmdnc do not ake nals 90 Genmals. ~We-
an ava NOrgay The mai. the West dies VIA haYana
Une - st indies Bermuda and ~i .hOlas, leave N""-
YrrF IgIs -. The mails for ha,s III. y p ltsY NeN-
YORK August H. The mails for Cd los ami japan rAff n
lnusco August The mails fr Austiaa. etc., leave san
FI..nc,.Cu august -.
NgW-furK july -. 1911 j. l. "A Ni.- FOSlhit -iel.
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sAuyrA ont Ju'v @0Te etelmship Crrnber1nf. - no
Coulng Line. reported hore I-le Royal, Lake
suyer40r SIr - a oai cyni l0I.
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MIDlIGHT WE4rHEE EEPOR1.
CDvrpVNIENT INDICATION.

For the Middle Atlantic States an' New
Enrlanl m "a. siomet, b.. uoi % cast winds, coorr
clear weaiu, except local nds. VITA rain on me coast
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The People, Library,

Containing
TIE NOVELS tbs BRsr AUTHORS.
No. ready Monday Morning.
THE GANBLERs WIFE. by Mrs.. Grey, I'D cents
THE HILLSIDE LIBRARY.
Nos I ANJ SOW BRADY
No THE HAUNTED TOWER bv Mr. Henry ood 10 CENTS
No 2-rdE WOES SN. by MISS VI. T. Hrai"n 20 cents.
Every news agent sells the Hillside and The Peoples LDra.
res. NJ EaS, OAKLEY x CO.. FAullsAei~
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INCIDENT on THE INTERCOLONIAL ROAD.
HITAx, y. $, July 3O.-The South Quebec
nt-rcooui tram. due ler9 last night off the track
Beane,rs CROSSING, wreck the loc0mot~r and sew
era ears. Tile driver and fireman escaped by jumping
Of. Several passengers are reported injured.
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cTrIT WTsTERN RAILWAY INTERESTS.

Tos0STO. Ont. July 3O.-A specia, telegram
ou London t0 The Ciote. says the Great Western l-l.
rad Company has Issued % special report 1ud Gale
special meeting FOR August 9. 10 j, proposed TO ISSUE
SHARES ~ capital stock to tine amount o. 1866
co., tlc difference between 100000 new bond cap tn
Cesicd. aud the amount o. bonds becoming due. NJ
C1ders Cfp. Tyler and ST. Renton wi sail shortly On
bushes. connected with The Grand Trunk and Great
We.i.r. Raj road COMMANDS.
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PONDOUT N IT'S GLORY.

LOCAL ENTHUSIASM GrEATI.Y AwAKENED--LARGE
CROWDS AND A LONG PEoCEssIoN-TiIE EXER-
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kind, and differs from it only in degree.
She evidently had a good husband, as
men 60; that is, be felt that he possessed
personal ownership in her, and so long
as she remained sound Gn his estima-
tion) she was entitled to food and shell
ter at his hands, if she would work for
it; but he had only to be led to believe
that his property was not the genuine
article to cause him to cast it from him.
Had he considered her as an individual,
as well as a wife, her disgrace, whether
merited or not, would have entitled her
to her own earnings, and thus saved her
from degradation. On the other hand,
John Smith possesses the absolute power
over your earnings that enables him to
confscate them for liquor and gam
bling debts. He does not mean to dis
card you if he can help it, because he
appreciates the fable about the golden
egg"
"Aunt Judy, it's all wrong"
"I know it, child. Men would not be
willing to endure the man power for a
single day which they enforce upon
womanhood continually without a
thought that woman, whom they con-
slider as property, can be wronged by
their laws"
"Yonder comes your stranger auntie.
Well see a perfect match when you and
he are one"
'Nousenser' replied the good woman,
yet she did not scruple to smooth her
glistening locks and steal an admiring
glance into the little mirror as the gen.
tleman ordered his customary pie.
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WHAT MEN NEED WIVES For
It is not to sweep the house, and
make the bed, and darn the socks, and
cook the meals, chiefly that man
wants a wife. If this is all he needs,
hired help can do it cheaper than wife.
If this is all, when a young man calls to
see a young lady, send him into the
pantry to taste the bread and cakes she
has made; send him to Inspect the nee
die work and bed-making, or put a
broom into her hands and send him to
witness its use. Such things are i'm
portant, and the wise young man will
quietly look after them. But what a
true man most wants of true wife is
her cOmpanionship, sympathy, courage
and love. The way of life has many
dreary places in it, and man needs
companion to go with him. A man is
sometimes overtaken with misfortune;
| he meets with failure and defeat; trials
and temptations beset him, and he needs
one to stand by and sympathiZe. He
/ has some stern battles to fight with pow
erty, with enemies and with sin; and
| he needs a woman that, while he puts
! his arms around her and feels that he
| has something to fight for, will help
him fight; that will put her lips to his
ears aud whisper words of council, and
/ her hands to his heart and impart new
inspiration. All through storm and
through sunshine, conflict and victory,
through adverse and favOring winds,
man needs a woman's love. The heart
yearns for it. A sisters or mothers
love will hardly supply the need.