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New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
4 BRooKLYY GAS CONPAYY'S CAPITAL

The Mutual Gas Light Company OF Brook
lyn WIS organic eighteen months ago, with James
Joui,lan as President According 10 the provisions Of
the charter the capital stock WAS to be S3oOOooo one
half OF which stock To be pald up within one year
fron the date OF the charter Three weeks ago. AttOr
ney-Cieneral Faircmd began suit against the Com
pany on the ground tnat the sl5OO0.OoO had
not been paid up required Yesterday the de-
fendants, through their attorney, Henry NJ
Conntlly made answer 10 Gen Farchlld stating that the
million and half had been paid as required Tho an
sWef h subscribed By Alexander SieedSc, welknpwn
leather MERCHANT OF Brooklyn. IL appears rOn the doc
mt that only has the required capital been sub
scrbed, bat that tho Company mas ALREADY purchased
lana or rs works. and mat II expected 10 nave them In
operat ion within year.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
SEASIDE PARK.

SEASIDE PARK, N. j., July 2O.-rhis is
practically the first season" at Sc side Park and l.
promises to be a very successful one Two years ago
not house stood here except an occasional nshnghut
Now there Is welbuilt hotel, with accommodations for
guests; another hotel is well advanced toward compile
ton some fourteen cottages dos tue grounds Inc
rean being on side aud Barnegat Bay on the other
there are no not "land Dreezcs." aud no mosquitoes
A Social Science Conference was held here on the
evenings OF July II. 1s and 10. The officers were
President Francis Wayand Of Connecticut Vice-Presl-
dents Prof A. C. Kcndrck, ID. d., New-fork' anu '" W.
Keen NJ d. Pennsylvania; Secretary. j. Eugene Reed.
Pennsylvania Among the topics discussed were 'rhe
health Of communities affected by our chang o. Sum
mer residence" "Tramps," "Unwse Charities "Indns-
drial schools" Tue were treated III order gwen
nv DIR Keen, Judge Waylaud. II. l.. Wayland. d. d.. OF
Pennsylv. MIA: ami b. +. Wilson, ID. d., VI Maryland
The discussions were practical and pointed.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
TVELVE "BUCKETSHOPS" CLOSED.

Capt lyman of the Fourteenth Precinct Po-
lice Last evening closed up twelve low drinEin ssaoons
Ipown A "bucket-shOps" In each tn proprietor
of the place was arrested. The list Is follows Thomas
DENIM No 2I2 ElzIbeth-st.; Louis Cayagnao, No 81
P,rkst; Michael COrovano. No 35 Baxter-si. Francis
Dugan No. A Bixter-st; Luke Wainwright, No.
55lo BIxter-st.; Wn Sullivan, No. ITO Muber-
ry-st: John Cosgrove, No. 1io Muberry-st.; James
DOYLE NO l3O Mjtt-st; James OCOnnor No.
27g Moit-st.; Patrick Powers. No. 231 Mott-sf.;
Beruard Drnnan No Prnccst; JDnn O'COn-
nor No 2I5 Hest 'r-st. WIcn Capt lyman took com
mand Of the Precinct, few weeks thts; places were
crowded every DIgnt Dy people OF the lowest grade
Iuurs were sold to yOung no, ana girls In single
MINT six persons from front OF one of tue
Bayters dens, mucn intoxicated that they could not
walk and were brought to the station In carts.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
A GOVERNMENT OF QUACKs.

What is the way To reSumpu0nT There is
hu one Natural causes do IL, because the issue
of utper money not natural cause The only way IA
to remove th that suspended payment ana drove
rci from the country. When Ii comes 10 this,
ration Al man that must be done sehty gradually
md steadily and that tne cOndi'ious of specie III the CIR
ruIatoD ana % specie tlbnty OF paper mOnry
IN actual business must be restored core there
can he any rational naming Of tue daY Oi re-
sumution. But our Government IA Ony tuat OF the
average ignorance and average daioagoXsn o. pOtca
qiacks III dare not prescribe any PRACTICAL measure OF
rssumpiiOu, IL ~ prdctcmg qnIckery 10 has pre-
s.ribsd "A day OF resumption without any means OF re-
sunpI and thereby II Is suDlectng tue people To all
le nid sDs that nsepartDe irOn rcsu!n On after
such an imitation, witnOu; auy progress toward reShnp-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
WANTED-A MANLY. STEADY STRUGGLE.
From The O. icI Herald,

The efforts of President Hayes to " take
the office holder ont OF politics. Ia danger OF q
ulols wreck desire to accept the National Com
mttee tie operation II his rule Tue most Ell ciua
cr,ticsm OF the Administration this subject will De
posure OF apparent Inconsistencies, and OF failure 10
carry out the divorce between politics and patronage
his Will have force Just in the tnat facts sustain It,
lhe edcnt cannot correct at once the abuses OF n
c.utur. lie cannot ft all the slra OF The clv
serycp some which tue surf lace iny appear III
fractions rule may IN view OF all Tie 1acts be
SHOWN cOnssten with IL. other exceptions may DE
Temporary edents 10 reach broader ana more lasting
corrections Sensible citiz will not expect milicnnia
gIores ID "A wee OF month. The popular conscience
and the enlightened judgement wal be satisfied by a
manly sincere steady struggle to remove the girng de-
strOylug evils.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

-, .r,v and the people Perhaps It might he as wen
[ nth gentlemen 10 allow the party ana the people 10
~. ,nir own statement OF the wrong inflicted Inc
.nmnlant has not been loud thus iar eActpI :" ' e
tnat,on OF the unhappy gentlemen inemseN0s'
Cen. Fitzhugh Lee has shown one most I'M
-, Qualification for n candidate for Governor OF VII
- He has published manly statement that
,ea Governor he would cooperate In ali earhestness
A. verv legislative measure which strictly comphos WIN
=. observance Of the sacredness OF the pubic ia'th
O. lee Is prohaby the best man IN the state Tor the
office, but he Is linmeasuI"OS Oo'''i ~
Socretaries Eyarts and Devens have returned
a.. uashineton after dining with Don Cameron ana are
credited with saying that they have absorbed much prae'
80 trr,ation concerning the and coal industries
=, ,peppsylvania This is valuable news but the puphc
more interested in earning the depth OF insight which
AZ, cameron was enabled TO acquire into the practical
worknrs Of the Civil Service X form machne; IS & NC
prepared 10 follow Collector slmmohss steps anu o'0'N
jealous discplef .
The Bounding" Banning of Cincinnati,
constituency now largely domiciled In the penl-
,ontarv for voting fifty sixty times apiece 10 senu
him 70 Congress sad at the time OF the eecnoh "
have heen aided largely by money from New-norR IL Is
now said by the Washington correspondent OF The Gin
yoH Gaee that the names OF tine senders OF $1,000 OF
,e money together with those Of the remainder are ID
Repnblcan hands, somewhat uneuviaby dispayed upon
,be faces aud backs Of bank checks They wOuld mako
fine specimens of the hthograpmc ART
L.
,ooued" 50 prominently in the Grover swearing exh
,,,on bas published card In which he throws TINS
houncnr couundrum at the head OF the public Can
4, he ossbe that the Democratic party OF oregon VIII
,dorse the action Of Mr.. Grover and thus place Diem
,.b mon that uarty whose very name "a synonym OF
uherty and reedOm has been handed down from gener
aon 10 generation has been loved in the past and is
ioveJ bonored and respected bv all patriots ana lovers
nj ,ool government at the present tmrf Inlnh not
sues ~ pr ,hlby right about the nlemish Tierc isn't
anv nace left on party symbol To put II IN Ihe Nen
sr;teJ synonym is shngled four deep with " bemshes
The New Hampshire Republican legislators
managed 10 work a lew good words for the President
into their censure OF the obStreperous Democratic mem
hers They approved the general CONDUCT OF the Ad-
instratlon which is designed TO restore peace and
prosperity to h country. by extending an equal regard
and OF law TO the rights of all CITIZENS by the
extinction o. sectional lines and anmosites ny te
OF education :he revival o! industry the
restoration Of commerce. the resumption Of specie paw
rpenfs the reduction OF exp'ndtures AMI tlNiun' the
refora ION of the civil servi and nv mlni nhS the
r,hs and h,nors of the ttipn at home and abroad
and cApre,ssd confidence IN the PeSdeht as sol
der and statesman" Who's, STATE papers gave dsSil
snce of "ilst, wise and benehcent administration VI
public aiflrs."
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
WERE THE COMMISSIONERS BRIBEDi

To an intimation IN The Chicago Tribune,
that Ernest Leyd of London IN behalf OF the Amstcr-
dam bankers spent half u mi lion OF dollars where
Il would do the good" n getting through Congress
the bill drmonetzing silver, The ST. Paul Pioneer Press
portiuently replies:
Instead Of Lyd The Tribune probably means Sgd, and
now we know what the matter with the CHICAGO frb
uns When the new Coinage Act was before Congress,
by which silver was demOnctlZe the silver dollar was
worth three por cent the gold dollar and had
be- a for many years worth than tho goid dollar.
IL had been practically denonetZed for nearly forty
years and since 1897 the American silver dollar had
formed no part of the monetary circulation Of tho
try The Coinage Act Of March s. 1873 was simply
slatutory recognition Of Q practical fact which
had existed for forty years. Now the insinuaton
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

Whatever may be said or thought about the
there can no an siOn Of IN fact tina his policy IS
merely lue execution ~ the popuir Will, which he had
dsccnmcut 10 perceive aud the good sense 10 OBEY
lChaIlcst.n News an Courier tDeuD
I'm the face of the facts it Is folly to prose-
cutc tire members uf the Returning Board now A. the
people reiranei irO.u killing them when they would have
b. en- perfectly iuS,ih. ble they now refrain from a
long trd0ns prosecution wnich, / successful. would hc "A
,ns'riby unsts actory punsinDent-l Vicksburg Her
aid (DcmJ
The Office holders constitute but small pro-
portion OF its hguUrg force Win all dur respect Ia
tieIn they very far from monOpolzng all ITS intcll-
gence or brdu- There IS abundance OF latent
leaders p IL he party anu 1t has adjusted itself
the der of things this VIII he developed as last
as n:edcd.-[ indianapolis journal tRep)
The campaign next Fan will mainly turn
on local issue aud consider tions In the S,ate of
York Tor Instance where Gov Robinson has readily
made himself the tool Of Iamuanv Hail. wher bv the
,mOcr ,cY the entire Stlte becomes ic t1el win
hat tie SOu at issue VIII Do the defeat or
Tlmmrny HUI New YORK Staa Zeitung
1t Is for the people of Virginia to decide on
tie square n,twc,u rcpu iuI1u ani tie ga disnt
con se which no les,y and pOlict alike dictate. Republic
iipn is impossible ally and morally; there cin no
more Oe any repudi tOn OF "A debt wIen pro cry re-
m ,Ius and tie c. open tnan matter BE- ann
himted.- Richmond Enquirer tDeml.
If the people don't support President Hayes
in ms ciris purgo the pune stryic" OF thieves The
ucope de,ei robbed. UJrss the Oplr stand up
t. Pfesd'ut AMI support hn IN ms honest effort 10
3,vr tine peoples money, viii never b. another
effort made tueV fro pace an power du ing
.is or tBe next generation. -lIAncsVhle lOJ Courier
Rep.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
CON uERCIAL NOTES.

The TRIBUNE's recent review of the growth
Of tue iron spDulding interest In this country at
uaeted deai Of attention England The latest
Comment is that of The London 1ctegrdDh which says
The outlook II anything but enyenng lOr the builders
Oh the Clyde, Tyne, and Thames.
The mails last received from China state
that American about the only article OF
that class winch fairly saeabe and paying rates
~ seems that tue English merchants In CDina pretty
much have to give their goods away They have ruined
the reputation of them by frauds and aduteraiions.
French miners have just been exposed to a
reduction Of wages owing TO the low prices Of coal aud
perals There have been few strikes, but the state
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEJV}.
TuE MEXICAN BORDER.

GALVESTON, July 20.-A special disoatch
from Brownsville, Texas saws Gen. Escobedo Is now at
RIO Grande CITY, Texas II is reported that his men are
armed and occupy encampment without any attempt
at concealment. Col Abram Aguirre and several other
Mexican officers OF Meamoras arc under arrest charged
with holding communication with Gen. Escobeho' E1
Gov D,viala il at a ranch near enburg, and Is said 10
be recruit ny for LerdO II said here that the order OF
e Nexlcan Secretary Of War has not been sent officially
to Gen Cnneles He has reqlcntly asserted Tat the
only order he has received is one from Gem Tevino In
sruetng him carry out the agreement made with Cen
ord and that he and United States authorities are IN
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
INSURANCE MANAGEMENT.

DEFENSE TO THE FOUR MILLIONS SUIT
Mr.. FURBFR AND THE UNIVERSAL LIFE DENY ALL
THE CHARGES OF THE CoMPLAINT-THEIR HIS
TORY OF The TRANSACTIONS WITH THE GUAR
DIAN.
The attorneys of Henry j. Furber and the
Universal Life Insurance Company, sued by Henry H.
Person, Receiver OF the Guardian Mutual for Si6OOOOo'
have busiy engaged for several days IN preparing
answer II is not yet completed. but TRIBUNE re-
porter has obtained the substance OF 1t, showing the
character and details of the defense. The sets up
general and specific denial OF every alteration, and al
cges that the complaint is general and sweeping In It's
nature and does not contain specific charge OF
wrongdong, but based solely upon information and
belief.
The transactions between the Guardian Life Insurance
Company and the Universal Life Insurance Company,
the were not tainted in any manner wha
with fraud couson conspiracy and the contract
between the Companies pat force until it had
the careful scrutiny and close consideration OF eminent
COUNSEL who passed upon its legality and the endorse
ment OF the Directors OF both the Guardian ana the
Universal Life Insurance Companies. IL Is fnrther
stated that at the time when the contract was made
IT seemed to all the persons who in the least
concerned in the matter 10 be an arrangement
which would prove decidedly advantageous to the
policy OF the Guardian. aud one which
would be profitable TO the Universal and 1t Is avered
that the results would have been advantageous and prof.
table tho condition OF tn Guard an at tnat time had
been rs represented 1t is denied thu the unsoundness
of the Guardian made known to Henry j. fu Der
and the Universal Life, ana that he or the Com
pauy entered into an unlawful plot and conspiracy
to get possession and obtain control OF the
Guardian aud its assets by means OF false and
fraudulent representations and acts, for the purpose
of despoing the Guardian Life OF IFS remaining assets
for advant aud benefit aud for the purpose
of enrcnng the Universal Life and cneang the policy
tl. u. "A fU
interests and converting the assets and all Of the pre-
MUM receipts OF the Guardian to their own use. Then
follow specific nals OF the erous allegations In the
complaint all of which pronounced false and with
out the semblance OF truth
For further aud separate answer 10 the complaint
the defendants present evidence how little the Guar
dim Mutual or pocyhoders have suffered from the
transaction with the Universal. statement showing
the total amount received from the Guardian by the
Universal in cash and securities, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
MORE ABOUT JWEED.
WORD FROM MIR. TOwNsEND.

a WORD FKOM MK TUWNSEND.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: have read the three letters of Carolan
OBrien Bryant. As a romance for Summer reading
some people may enjoy II. so far AS they pretend TO
give conversations have had with hm. or any actions
upon my part they a Of fasehoods from begin
ming 10 end without foundation upon which, II felt In
olIped / could write a letter OF explanation.
l gave, In my letter to The Attorney General June
2Ol In detail all that know In regard TO Mr. Tweeds
affairs except what contained ia the statement, and
having come here ros must refer " for infoima
tion Respectfully. JOHN ID Io"hsEsD'
Edoeourt House, Esse-London, July 1e, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
RUuoRKD CHANGE IN A COLLKCTORSHIP

Fer some time there have been rumors that
one United States Collectors OF Internal Revenue
for this State was be removed These rumors have
been frequently denied but Il now stated to he an ABB
solute fact that such removal will take place. 1t
stated that there imputations against his manage
ment Of the funds while In Office and that this has been
brought to the attention Of the President VINO Is de-
termined TO take immediate action.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
TRTRrrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

.a.u.s n. .srI4etdcal s0ps ia tli, cly tsnhs
nin ie ppenaar divisions Z ms for ths hars
miinzht white oscillations
otshs mercury during those hosr)
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 21-l m.-Althoueh somewhat
unsteady yesterday the general tendency Of the barome
ter upward The average temperature for the day
was tri lower than Thursday The amount OF
moisture IN the air Is st ! large
Very little ch Dgc IN temperature, and partly cloudy
weather may be expected In this city to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
NO "NEW Party" NEED APPLY.
Lr..-.l L,Ls Lll.LL1unn nnLLa LnLLrnIL

The rumOr of new party comes again from
Washington. IL is to he called UAlOn party. IL 10 10
oppose tae ID .nOcratc party round OF its sec
tioIglism oppose "A solid SJuth support policy OF
President Hayes ana av1r Tao deVelO meht Oh truly
this differs the policy of the Republican party. IL
Is the Republican policy, nothing more nothing less
The Kpubcan party, now organ zed embraces most
OF tine inle and patriotism Of the country and
new pariv represent tuese ideas would b. about
u,eIu az hfth coach. 1t will be time enough
Ia talk about organizing party when The Republi-
can parry fails to represent the progressive sentiment Of
4
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

OF The Ti6neis that Mr. Ernest seyd, acting Agent
Of the Amsterdam bankers bribed the Coinage Commis-
sioDers the Secretary Of tho Treasury and Members Of
Congress 10 procure the decentralization OF silver that
the United States bonds could be paid gold instead Of
silver And this 10 the face Of the fact that these
bOndhOders az that very time would have made three
per cent by beng paid silver Nor t then possible
for them TO Oreee the subsequent depreciation OF silver
Tue statement OF the facts sufficiently shows the
absurdity OF the suaton that the DOndholder any
one else had any pecunary interest In demonetzing
sily
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
BUsIYLsS EMB4RRAsSMENTs.

The schedules of William III. Chapman and
william II. Mills whose assignment for the benefit Of
creditors has reported flied yesterday with
the County Clerk They report liabilities OF $685. ,503 34
OF which about S20o.Oo0 is secured and assets Of
s2ls30l 73 leaving about $4,000 unsecured liabilities
aud about 10000 unpedged assets
James c. Wilson. william X. Wilson, and Albert Fefgu
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
EFFORTS TO SAVE THE CHARTER OAK.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 20.-Requests hav-
ing been made by policy holers the Chatter OAK Lfe
Insurance Company living IN various paris OF the county
tnat Senator Eaton of this State should Look aft their
interests that gentleman made tho following reply
for the ben eft OF all policy holders IN the country.
accept the attorneyshp Of the policy holders Of the
Charter oak Life COmany for the purpose OF
projecting them in their rghts anj To assist IN saving
e com many aud preserving the good mans of M cily
and state NO recOmpcnse will be demanded by me for
any services which may render the policy no ders
ny is,medI W. w. EATON.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
Union PACIFIC MEETING.

OMAHA, Neb., July 20.-About three hundred
employees Of the Union P.chc Railroad held meeting
here last night for the purpose OF discussing the recent
reduction OF from Ave to ten per cent in their wages
committee was appointed to confer with superintendent
Clark and the meeting adjourned to Monday night
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
AN ORIGINAL VIEW OF HENDRICKS.
k.1-Lu Lhe LnlInnnnnIL. NeLlinkL.

The European movements OF MI. HcndIlcks
remain unrrcOrie by cdDe Iue Deinjoacy ShUuld III
~ ch the agent of the AsSOcia ed Pr Ss-l NEW YORK
TRIBUNE Mr. Hendricks alWa,s had "a very dsnihed
way ..hudt hun of iIinung his own business. He never
has ANY followers" adyentuiers tagging" behind
and ABOUT hiu like Morton, man pula ing puDhc opinion
a al manufacturing popularity Tor MN. We advise POI.
tcitn. 10 SUCK pn" here AMI pfptt by his example
IL will pay "a biz diyidold ~ tde long run.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

QUEBEC, July 2O.-1he shareholders of the
stadaeona Insurance Company held meeting to-day,
and all seemed fully agree that the duty OF the hour
was To- pay without delay that proportion OF each share
suDscribed stock necessary To the settlement nf
etisug claims against tbs Company. The question OF
resuming business was reserved until the claims are dis
,.anIn Of
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

son ~. Clark Wilson Co. OF No 81 Beckman.stl have
filed assignment for the benefit OF creditors to John
7. Chatillon, with County Clerk
Henry Harrison, jeweer. at No. 66 Nassau-st, has
been aduiicatcd an involuntary bankrupt, the petit
tons Of Lurcom, Tppt q Co.. j. W. Richardson K Co,
Arnold Webster, II. A. ~ c. NJ. Church, and William
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
seaside Library.

Choice books longer for few Ony The best sandsd
within tie " every BOOKS usually sold
81 IS gwen. uenaugc aud usaDrdge or 40 ald 20
BY Mrs. H.Drs Wood. Doabe Number. -Oc
2 john Halifax Gcnlemah ny Miss 2c
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b. Black Indies Jules Neru"s latest lOc
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r. Old Nyid~ol Money By Mary Ceru liay........ loo
The MOmsnl n Mhltc. by Nilko 1ol.nss 2c
IL Tho Mill t. Floss ny george Eliot .2Uc
~ Tho American senator Bv Anthony frolope
Pfncess of rhu.e By William Black .20c
Ia The Dead Secret. By Mkie Collins l0c
To- Romols By George hlot Double Number .20c
l6 The English tie North Pole and Fis d OF Ica In
one book. By Jules Verne .................. loo
IL. Hidden Pefs BY Mary Cecil Hay. loo
by booksellers sdeaera, sent postss
prepaid receipt price, By uE0R4E AuNkO. Pablsnss
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New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
WHAT BEN HILL DTDNr KNOW ABOUT THE
CON rUU1tON.
yry1g Y.Ueg

81 think that Mr.. Blaine knows less OF the
Constitution of country al 1t ,n> in'n nat ever
knew 10 be in public lile"-Ben. HHL Mr Blame kne"
r,e thlu5 M least about the COn1ttut on, whicn NJ
Hin ,ld not ,now H. knew ,ug obey aui respect
H. Aud therein he mas a very great advantage over his
critic Now won't Mir. Blaine trn wna he tanks Of
Rtn
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
N1RhIkD.

CRAWFORD -BUFFENBURG- tho residence of r.
r. Colbnrn ESQ Elizabeth, y. j. on 'he 18Th si by the
Rev JOIn ford assisted bT the keys geOrgc = hare
Stiilma, Jcannftte BuHenDufg
Crawl ri, jr. of the officiating clergyman
AH Nonces NJ narriagos nas DC .iaorsef pith (aH
ag,n< and address
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
WANTING - 10 STICK.
WAN NIlNO ii4-d ~ d INh'
From The NeO York Commercial Adrsrtiser.
n hear from Washington that the new def

" g HtdT ITUH W dbIIIISUUII VII'tV UIIV 10" "OI
milton given by the Prcsien 10 blt CNli service ora
NAV e to M McCormicE resgning ms p tee a ssIst-
ant Secretary O nc Treasury. Mr. MCCORMICK can ne OF
srvlcc 10 the country by rema lns as Assistant
secretary of the Treasury than 10 MS pirY by gnns
We say to Mae "S!ick!" We neeu s"nie political sensc
III one OF the Departments "A Wash nstOn
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
EARL BEACONSFIELD INDICATED.
LONDON, Friday, July 20, 1877

LOND)N, FfldaYi July ZO' Io|1'
Even the Liberal newspapers consider that
Earl Beaconsned e1onerated himself last night In the
House OF Lords in the matter OF Mr. Plgotts appoint
ment "a Controller OF thu stationery Office by showing
ar he is per sonay with Mr. Pigot or his
family.