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New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

0 ys6 o to Plaintiff to amend lis comPat Id by Inserting
u,i w , ~ ,,, ] onl OF "t'l M n"' m MA o,
lev y yusi'GS n yH1an Jmssr clio'l a, 40 i son ~ i
nioU 1Ie,fIlgd m anG q=ang9 = I9s p@1h % %i&n 9a '
der girm5 MIN & "gG gd s Isi,c G,r
Carr'r ot s,,,ir ~ is, y, "a, t erar"e ia ,grt.
wnghL-or rlcr affirmed with costs. opinion 10y justice ti
HtO5ro w. Cartwright nri- ~uiiined Win costs Unhon
pher George ". Carteriahtordrr affirmed with cost
Fpr,r" S e'' 5nh1'' ",i cS y,s * ,ri'irht @ Ti,
atmel win costs opn on by Justice G9c,t lust e. Ear
Judgment rcqerscd aud new r'l granted Win 20 abide
nry,on m , ii.i,co Rar9rG Fiza GecT All ,icnry
Gilbert, stice Barnard dissentnG Tie ioopIe cN icl
Cny.--Ordcr denying WIT of ccriomIi aniued With
Justice Gilbert not -itii,g tharic, a. Fianain art Wi lam
Spweue-orirr affirmed with costs and disg"rscneh5
shav-oidG affirmed viii costs aud Disbursements epu'on
COX agt Richard PoIon.. Part Of order refusing
a Ied Without Co.'S piop y 'l.n I Iytman justice
l.artart dsseung Margaret Cochran agt Atlantic Mutual
as he Weed ore tomlnn, judgment afirmen viii COSTS
Chores A. Namuis Judgment affirm d with cos,, opinion
hl lHsneIt alined nS",'S' Hh"u ." ii,
DH1'r Justice DJFmin, not sitting; w., a. nu~'i nu~','
60 a'ie event; opinion n.y. Justice lykcman. aries W
StH'I"l agt Charles Dosrhgi, tSrcgoI "c-Jw!sTra' ''l
Low haun'ay -Iudsn'nt mortified 10 acconance T,ta&n
In hios,uc Miller lonu r. Miller and othcrs.Judg
m.ut reversed ard nov ta granted costs to abc cy nj;
V lSh m W S S, Js t 'i I, iu -! I I,,,i " ,ii1ri
wuh osts opinion D., Justice b{nan' Justice baraid ngt
BcnIu'" o. Hau a-t. James r'trrovcJudrmeut mI1nca
sting isc heard b. lore J,sicrs Blnsrd ard Pratt
SI ,,r,mS new Si Sa.m5 ni cst,. ojGo, BY ia..
uo BsuId; case heard b.lore Jusicca Buur, N kman,
co1s: o mon Iy Justice Pr5 Ja.cs 6Hman di>-,uilag
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

PHnADELPnl, Penn. May l5ATIiyed steamships Msree ,
Richards N5wYork BARK Marianne Bladhering i9n9ne 9ns
ton: Iz7Ic Florence Lppucott. Boston Rachel Nanneman
Io~er do sallie L. ludan Indam ana : g. LAX NeP.
p. a. singers Egg Island cleared, steamships Mefcedits
moad' bciancc Crockcr Fail Rivcr; i. C. Bdlc Pierce,
New.York bark Providence Coafcc Antwerp brss han
scLis James ~aftcfthwaitc Wolfe Boston. T.. Ludan,
Kelly Ncw'Bciior: Lizzie Florence Lippincott, uanvcrs
Lolt H. J.. C"9ey' liig, 'r'IEt"h r E',yi N'So Yo
c'hol Iauuiue. Round Io4d, Nc sailed. steamships De
PorIASp Me- NAV Arrived bark Golden Shcat from
NrT-lgfrs s,hT W. r. Waller from Nc"ars Cleared bark
H,In5ar Nay ij-arriycd steamships VIM Crane. from
io"ni taIJEn if"n " imngion ~ 'J D. W. Garrett rom
Ec,eIiq iIen iaehergi big Georgia nom fo &C. T.;
aia'naH iitlrn rom NtHloiA T. t{de ron NiaLas
T1. I or "gr1I' Tn ", , ,Saaa4ati m G e. I 3D. WshC @ @ ron
roEIlAyn Ne. MAY i5-Auiyed. schrs Northern light,
fon sew (or< Conn Hsaracy rom Port johnson. cleared,
Eo-IoS, My Arrived ship samuel sko.GcI from Cal.
, 7pftPSn ftSn nom & J'J'T W 'FT' F'1'S ']HtI ] 6,a 9
Lotus from IIouokru Carabo from " crhawken: 4.
cst rir 9.art.'tc e.. Wsr ~ t.,iar NJ Howe fho9as
Na.-i.dcr, ana VI. II. Rowe from rhladdpha.
os,ilc,, Commander Bi,clc, from KEY West arrived bcre
sAtA>>AH May I5-AuivcG steamship salvador from
c. y C'ias. dr IhlSieghi sailed bark john = Has
brouck, for rhlldepHa
WovENENrs or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
MoylLu, May lj.-rhe !ln Line steamship Moravian.
cant Graz am from Portland May via Halifax May g, ar
o,fE,Ss5owy lay l5.r9g cunal Inc steamship P2rtha,
Capt Mckay from Boston MAY for Liverpool arrived here
Aa>r May 5@The state Line steamship State % Penn.
syiyana cant ~tc"ar from NcwYork nay Tor Glasgow
Cant. Goean from New lors Liverpool, arrived
BREMEN. Nav I5,ihc NorthGcirnan Lioyds steamship
Brwnsohwcg Cpt Unduetsch from Baltimore May D. ar
DISASTERS
otrfysloWS May l5Ihc bark rcrseycTautc dt4, capt
io o.L' nom aiuoit nhs' iho crow lr idIA paAcle
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WAREHOUSE LIABILITIES.

s,r,e silks belonging to Horace Is. Clailn u
-. stolen between Nay p and May ID, ls72, from
" V t,oisi warehouse Of Henry j. Meyer Clahn Co.
- ...t f5r their value against Meyer, aud this was
ut to three referees, john ;. Lawrence, Samuel d.
- - and Abraham B.. Miller. They reported in
t,or Of ihc plaintiffs for about $4,000 This included
,-oie. eo>i. profits and charges. ANA interest, and
., .t,.ti.. which have not yot been paid. hut FOR
st, uc United States las brought sut From me
5,gsri Z. .e defendant appealed, ANA thr aputu was
l'-'i .t.rI.y in supreme Court. General Term For
81 .uf t was claimed that 10 was necessary that
y,-ff. should show atlirmluVcly that t-c dc end
Ut I'm rreicsut. and that thcy h3d ialcd To- do
','I fl.t "a sum still iu dispute between tac United
t.,', fI, plaintiffs should not nc lncIudcd in the
r..I. .,..taIl..d. Ou behalf Of the plaintiff 10 WAS
,I fhsf o.. they were compelled % send their goods
-i. ,.-r.nOuSa. and 1s they had shown their WhIc-
o. .- lint 70 ,,ss for thc defendant to show thtt he
,.t .ii., of negligence; also that TIE dull's iof
W., t.r llsut.l- 70 amy one, were liable, formed "a
N" .l.IY.uf Id fixing the value at tho goods. thc
-. r...r,cd Ifs decision. Nm. Horny Aru"nA ap-
I'D flr thc plaintiffs; \. Il. Dy cit for The defendant
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plSSEYGrnS -N-fLLEn

FoE nPINTol; ENG..H a.g"st,p y.mrsg' May 10
Mrs lucy rWiii. James EtyuOd-. Nr Ell- MI ana Nrs
Pcrciyl psiGcy, Chas. Fuliawav stephen Brcl. Nr-.
Mariana Farcs, rs. Waters, Miss Waters. Mr. Storhra
Mn. Gayuor AGcladc GIyuor, Mr aud Mr.. Walter
Hsntiy. j. g. Randall
POI; ~AN FEANCis"O-Ea 20 SfodH1sLlE crescent Cb. NAV
ID H. Ioi'r AMI wl!r Miss g. = Moore $. i Cotton,
II. Bates Allied ~. Dana viic and children ~ n. Carer.
Mis- otu' b"iit. 4 = Carpenter j. liowlri smith, wife
child ard nurse " Dresser Mis-. James Nuhuncr
Iizz. Eden aHI sister SITS. -pid1hi MIS-. T. shannon.
daugt' aud EUrst J. f. Richards J. g.. Lockwood samuel
T.. Dcaup ~. n. Cruwc Eb u COOK r. X Iug.a, and
child, MaD Wadswortn. For Central aul Souiu Amor,a-
". T. laseo l,niquc Edwards - Buick. Nr. IT, MartnrI
nnrse and chhren' NJ \ T. Goldman. L9uis Fossil. rmli2
Living un, dr Lawrence MT POtc James y. Wilson j. D.
Steve Mr UO.Iu aud wic. 81 g. Dexter. r. g. smith, r.
NJ beaumont ii T. Tobias j. II. Van Bfuc tiu, 3iis3
4 arE. Root. Btugry, &. Frank.
FOli I'm .i0"sh'} FrlHce May lG-Cont F.
Banv 4. g. MllrT Vicente Iclhl, Nrs. Ch1yauuc-. Ma
Mnccnmcs Mr.. Caduc and clidrcn, Miss Putnam. Mr.
Sar@af3l Mrs. ~afsati, j. schwartz T. Molina and oll
Gacosjc Nils. Iaeostc :. rrms Mrs. Br, me. reu n
Mrs I'ei'n g. Harrison Hare Mrs L. 4 bcs2rdEgr-. Mr
Hutton, Mn. B -.
GoTc auI ciid, ". Ur1ih Mr. ,. \. oy,tt Mr.. o.
son, j LpU, Mrs tinhorl j. JOHyl, \. BrlHugcr Miss
A. sender " ss e. D'ioro,, Mr. ianolie, Mr. J.. Conuo w.
H. fair son, Nbhc tsuCi i,r>r, Ahhr Haiou, II. Bdtqup
l.. Ruiz. Nt~. Ruiz - Lawn and cLd, a. fuz ard child, a.
L. ttrrr lE ouriaor NJ. baacacL Mrs. BauChCt, Miss
IiIllatll. iI. Mltiau.
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THE COURTS.
r,ur RICHT TO DISCOUNT NOTES.

The New-Yorll State Loan and Trust Com
~ sued Joseph ". Hclmer and another on three
r'h9 ,r, notes for about $1,000 ma ie and ndorsed
p'O's Attendants and discounted by the plaintiff
~ who alone defended, pat in an answer that the
had no right to discount notes. and the eiore
&c were void. and that it was understood when
r, given that az maturity they should be eV-
- The company demurred, and Judge Donohue
' ,,d-ncnt in ITS favor on the demurrer The de
- Ucncr appealed ana his appeal was argued
li,v He claims that the discountug of notes IS
-, business a. much as the receiving of deposits or
'.,,b b.rk notes; that the charter Of this company
,sr1nit i. to discount notes though 10 permits It
C'. tiy9ucrs property, lf RS charter permitted
O. MAJ, II would De void contravcuing the pro-
e-ol, fbc charter of 1876 forbiddng tine Legislature
N'l an act granting any special charter Tor uauk ng
tol,,'.: % tht the notes were mere paper m me
puii,,f's hands, and ony ac Iuircd validity 10y valid
I ,r some one emitted 10 take thcin, they never
tn-,1 su, element % property ON which advances
s.l1, ~. ,,ad. within the sense of thc charter.
Cil"l other hand. the company claimed that it, was
"l'I htff. charter o. receive prop rtN and make
O. I'M h. and tGis was That hld been done iu TINS
ao'd t,gt 10 did moi lc in defendants mouth, having
'.i thr plaintiffs mon 'N. 20 set up such defense
i,, c money wds paid back The court reserved ITS
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
the IuuENSE PLIcH cROP.

EFFORTS TO MAREET IT ~ EUROPE AND THE wis.,
MIppLErowN, Del, May G.-'Ihe time when
,crol, danger is anticipa 10 thc peach crop upon me
Delaware and Maryland peninsula has passed ana the
Growers are reldy TO acknowledge that the pro poet at
the present moment for an oycribnnd'h yl'n j. dP
paIIiuc The vlidc.t dream Of the most sAngnnr rcch
enthusiast Of ton years ago is likely to bc more than rca.-
il,d this year.
Making the figures of 1875 the basis Of caicula-
ton il appears that the shipment tins year VIII DC
between sOO0OOO and 1oo'3ooo baskets. In mat
wear the railroad company estimated thHt 'h'y ""uu
SHIN 900 OOO ana the total yield was S,UooOO' III
must hc borne IN mind that the water facilities to New
York. pbladcpala. and BlItmorc great, aud That
tl,r rallroad compauy's estimate only includes the
amount of freight expected to be carried by Them
ut these eight len millions viii not DC tHc eH'lc
Weld. forthc numerous canning establishments al over
t ucu u-uIi and the home consumption, together WIN
,1o driving establishments viii use up sumeihins near
unoGJD b1s-ts so that probable thf ioihl t-t
i,lt. ol the yield Ium the present "il'oH VIII ~
II 900 GOO BASKETS ot fruit, vi-c' would 'nnru
during thc sca>ou peek of peaches Ter every mHp
woman, aut child iu the country. , - .h,
Urt.i tUo wears ago Nr"-lort EtG ai"a3r zen zen @% ',i,
Grand distributing point where ore "iA "a Tue 'i"I M'3
ppcd. and tIrnc' through commission "',l
o. IutcIlri % ht- amt to N'w-Ei'hi. l"f'I.l . -,
cc,uI "a triut was tacu made lo avoid inis ana "I'u
The interior aud Ncw-lu-aud cite. DO ar 80 c"1!"n
t1 WA, sirUr,d west to Cincinnati. Chicago. l.d.auaH-
oils. Nc Thc object of th,-r"uHchu'n "mcn I'l l'.l
rcb,r break np thc redistribution oi fruit from Ncw-
York II understood tt9i me haliHuo', ana % Dn.o
II,. .u.cncI. that tte fruit cen hc ~np',l J." -
Louis even tme To- SaHg , IT iI, o,, 1I, . @ r,I I
DE- pI -.l 40 iic C-po-al o tHc aIoar- 1000" '-i'l lin
already I,,I mad with Boston WfG"i hlt1Lih- b'lN
iiI ,.,.. ma Name direct fIoIn o." orchards. li'
-uuu.t a th,-r arrangements d. COM '.. ~ ' '' ''.
a,,suag.us, to the consumcIs. l"'} mH Grp'h' upon
C.r.i' 'u.u excel. Hl l"t' 'H "'t '' i ID, s,, to
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
NANY NrcIIInENcF

VEt4HfSGION. May II.-lunmaudcr Thomas ..
srfrrr Lieut. commander Horace Eurr have been or
,.,si 10 newport %. L. lur Attendance 81 tor
ururtUu. Lieut. tuufutrit JOHN r. EaIfiUt auu o.
Ba.cs-,r uavo been ordered examination promo
tIo i.ls william a. strong and James -eiirdrc have
been detached ordnance uGy az the Washington Navy
yard and oIieT,l 10 newport H. l. ior instruction Ia o Tor
pryp service.
Ihe monitors attached 20 The North Atlantic station, which
" spu i1 r savannah River weeks te lnd mp
n fresh until all the nacle should be remove hOGi
returned the naval anchorage Poit Royal
tr. tre tlr
ots ~ por Royal between the middle OF and ls oi
Iriy b.p fLry viii bo inspected cXtTcis,d 10y earAd
mimi TreuclsrI commanding The fleet viii Then proceed
rfb 10 l.ss the IN colder climate and aNOid any
risk % yellow fever - ...,, -
feo at the United SatCs steamer Ply mouth WbtA feceAu
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NlEF.Hr IJFf-' HU .tIris BF Judge - tHnt'f.-
H. .. . -..Iufr IIic Insurance. loupait .ua Ho.les
a.. I.H ...HlsuUUuls
E... Lawrence. fHtfsr q hiet.a-rg Ii" IrInr'Is
C" .".- I.a.i ..f--,'-'ii ..r oi "'. t' %
Col h. |rtt Oh. .t. ". ".lti 30 ".lh .'t.H.. li "llt
D ........ .... .... b. 81 f....- ever -irte.
. .........I J..... H.. Irg.. Sam r,r1 ..
't..N conn ''-'i'' MI. i''"' i,'' " o., .-,
.. 81. ''.t li'.-i .,''.. '..ll'' '. .....,,
81. I" N'. -. .'..' 10
L .'. i.h.-.f "-'. WIZ GO o. ...| o.. '' h. f
t.'.' t.. ..'-i' '.I 90 .". '.V,'l '. Do .t.'f
.', .,,.'.' i, ..-.I.. e,
-.s T,dd.g.I, ,..t.. ..,.. r. ~
I..-..i. ..-. .. d.. ,.,..l I.sl.f ,t .. I.f I..y
--- ...,i.. or..lc Ii..t s-t stevens T. ". e. ''..
g. 'loI.. HIN .l.. i.- tH.til lai" N'i ID "i' it.t
!'.' ,.-...p .omiei... Id',,a on t'' i"' '..,'..
s.'. '.NI.t t. I,'"ii' ,.. -.I ~
'' '.. '-'. w ,..-.
..t.- .... .t "t.. -." 's'r' D. '''. - i' b..
1..' ..... ..#.'. s.. .t.ia ..I"aHttr .'. - '.''"
do. .'. '... . ... tt.a 900 i.i'.. '.''' 'i
' p. N'. .'. ''i ''.. '' .'.' NJ.
t..'. '.'.i ..-'.. H..'u i.t '-'"..- i! 200
@" ai. L I..-'1 "..-'l ." o.. I... .,'
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0TfJcIiL REr0RT or IWTfToAY HINItf .EpAED
S5IEs. MY D., ls7I.


The stock market today ha, worked sn mua.'y
and I'm keeping with current events hat with oYe or
two exceptions 10 seems To REQUIRE Eul' or %
comment From ihc very opening. prices 'ar tao
general railroad list quietly fil away. hrmg octl-
sioually checked or sllhtiy rallied hN demand u
cover previous short" ,lcs. which mom,uja,a-
exceeded the supply @. sto,k. Bat cach decline sac
pas,cd the rallies tha. ihy last prices Vcsc a.op5
the lowest of dull dag. The trading i'm Michigan
Central however, s worthy oi special uot.c,, nc
cash stock having commanded nric" above tlio reg
MAR deliverable to-mouoW az from y 90 q per
cent. This was due 10 the closing of the transfer
books to-day at 2:l5 D, M, in preparation of
the annual election 10 be- held la June.
Yet the decline from the opening price OF 95l %
i1li at the close, demonstrated that some our im-
proved the opportunity 70 sell his stock. H. ref
erence to the contest to eoutrc tho election duyy4
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

At Port Jeryis, y. V, yesterday, the Ath-
Ic,ic. of Philadelphia 3"ated the Dcawasos oil tAat
place ay score ui ~ O. B.
IN game played at Hornclsyinc, y. Y,
YESTERDAY tn, Hrri-r Club b. az the Iyin .,tons OF
Geu.scr ~ % score Of 4 20 /.
The international Live Oak and Rochester
Clue, ullyeI match game az Rochester yesterday.
IN. sis. Uak5 won, after well played game, hy
nj 1 fy
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
COMMITTEES DERIVED OF CONVENIENT TRAINS.

There is much complaint from commuters
LIVING ON the line of the NcwYork Central aud Hudson
River ulroad since the timetable has gone into
effect There no way trains going north before o
a. m and consequently no newspapers can be received
by business men coming into the city ust Yuuker, is
reached The evening J4O train also been removed.
and nc only trains ugt of G. city ut 81 nud GZ0-
too early and tie other too atc tc conyccucc
OF those engaged n bushes, IN Ncw-I0ra.
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sEIpPiNG NrELLAENCE.



PDiU or NEW-iOltk .---.--.-.-....----.-lhY hY i.
CLEARED
-,..r,t p,..il t,r D. ,,. li..rpYi VIA Queenstown c.
a.. .,,.'.' I-r "
Steamship iirl. Irud'ir, lt1yTc VIA plymouth
torf3 lBr) Graz, London Henderson Bios
Hand.
-f.,-ip Eli. ku.ht McCrrcry. Philadelphia, BD-,rt *
Ao gam. 9, ,..,
steamship Giaucu-, l''Ir7'. i,osioD. 81. T. Dmnch
Steamship N' tIrat 'ffr, tcIWoha, 'iA ipJ ahH NOT
f,F, u'd u"'l''n -l'''i'i,iu 20 ,.. ,... ,.. ..,
s.t,'' .t,' ''i ','''' . '''' ''''' Jaw 'r'' " '
", ", i, ,.r,tt ,it, slqr.forl tsrinwalt Plc.nc Mail
7'.'"'' ...', '''' '''' " '
.iu ian,ra.n BED Steph,uson Rryal Russia " =
ru, g. 60.
,f.'t,.r1, ~ a.,
i iln,rlry FROST Sourabaya. Jam. Cape Town, e.
Z. at I,.-[,,,' a iro,u a. 90
-,' I...lfll t.utciI i;o-.ugh Antwerp, G'TG3rd g.
re-. fr
.r, tt,rit.t tG.rI Isyiu. Ilrrucn. g. Tobias a
.r Nl, trrI II,uf,rI SON. Dt m ucu, Nor Tobias
q a.,
l.r. Dau4 Nor Tlly-, SIN BORDEAUX France Bpihru
4, 5.',...r
" r,., Am, .1rI wood ViImiustoI v G.. Sclmmril
~ ' W
49,, a., tH.~, 1,otr ufilfa,tnq,u Bar Dwight ~ Plat
..,.,f y.'. ,.tr Conner Port tI PRINCE. Iirr.t.
-. ' ~
-i''' 81. I.t..-, ,.l,.y p9..ly,s and Gliiz SPAIN
o., .,'.''.. ''''' 49,, '.'
d. ,i r.- rrt.u i.rrtusvf,,. TIA f. l. N.yiu, ,e
..,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

II is said Of a very respectable old historic
parish H Connecticut tIst tl"l starved their mui,t r.
and now bout 800 erect splendid monument 10 li,
memory. He asked iug bread and ihty gave Lim "A
stone"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

made voyage Of the Mississippi River expects 10 leave New
OreHns tomorrow r Pensacola where she vii take supply
Of coal and provisions and thence proceed to Vera
neVr the isrN ih" latter hs. been stationed h'r
time % neug tine policy OF r uifyd
those waters duIing tie exciting tgouDs u that
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

57GT..NnJional ". NJ. co. ast,
Warner.
1850. .BraiuaFd agt Mellger'
s-g9 .HyHms agt. Mayer.
ssgg-Vegi Art warner.
S573 C0rits agt ;,oihcn.
$685. Hophcr at. fii7irn,
81 q. .SrMil.nEcr agt LD1ng.
7yl4. Lang agt. Thomas,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

J98 Button agL Bradley.
3pf Spr1ngstcin agt INLAY.
1928 Winans at. Clark
s-g2 Moore agt Williams.
.Ss.I.Hazard agt Pheian.
sG37. Rouse agf MalhrimeF.
S7gI. .HeY denrclC Cb agL
Wolfe.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

AA 1T + > -hN I-ItNI+'
FOR QUEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAERYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
% steamers of This Line take the Lane Routes secommenfei
by ieut Many g. NJ gong south OF the Banks on the
,,..,... to Queenstown, aIl inc year round.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. May 20. p m.
.ApErATIC, SATURDAY. June 9, 3 p M
BEiTANSIC SATURDAY, June lG, "a m.
GE!tMAHIC SATURDAY. june 81 ~ m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOch PIER %, NORTH
Iit steamer, orc uniform In size and unsurpassed no az
,i1i,Ut. The saloon, SiattfoOn. ~Isotin., an bfth
i.u Ind. ed auislH., whrfr ihe uoI,r aad moloN 15
Least fet aiorjus degree Of comfort hitherto u"'"AO'
A - ,ire-sqroon $50 and 800 gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. 0lerfagt, IS. 49,. ..t.. ,, Ca,
Furin,ne,iDn Of plans aud otter Information appN "' '"o
'''f"' y. j. CDNrIS. Agent
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60 0bom II GInn Concern

NOTUE.-l want JOHN DUNN, ROBERT
q N.Y. g1uE HUATU. GEORGE EMS, or hcir-. iO
inrr lr OK tl,r WHEElABu, H. through ih' Nt"-lo
~. i, r t, I.if,r 30 mt Eo-rNl", NI7kluam county,
. .... ti. f. name tIu Mother OF john DEuu aNd
l,.,.' ,, t.... i.a-f WILLIAM Dj ~. sen
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n srocK DrpArrm-Nr-2 0'cIoCK.

T. s. Gs Couit ISL L s. -s Coupon, 1881
.........-....l -O,ll.... j
& = 200 Guguon. 1857 T. ts Currency
10000. .......... ll4li lOUUO..--....-- .
T. s 5. Registered, 1851 .
lOtU........... .......l II 's
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Ocean 5lenmers.

u
- THE ~PLEND did MAIL STEAMERS OF IIiI1
COMPANY BETWEEN NEW-IORk AND HANt-
CALLING at PLYMOUTH o. 3D. ior the landing of passen
Wiu sail nom Pier No. a. Norm River foot oi Morton st.
every "Wednesday, beginning with:
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New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
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u -NEW.YOHk To BRISTOL lEugJ-DGHLCT.
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age Cuiucat,s so Drafts tor IL and upward For freight
pi--tec, apply To
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-07-27

the strikers are to be complied with on the
first of August, which has been so far salts
factory as to induce the men to take their
places. Vanderbilt, it is asserted, viii en-
tertain no propositions or negotiations, un-
til quiet and order is restored: and the
Erie Company have declined to accept the
terms offered by the strikers On the Grand
Trunk-canads line-the men have held
places and taken no part with the strikers.
The prospect seems to be favorable for
negotiation. and early quiet and order.
As to the sentiment of the public on the
course of the strikers, it is condemnatory
of violence and the destruction of proper
ty. In everything else the strikers have
the sympathy of the people. 1t Is believed
that the employees are not sufficiently paid
to live with tolerable comfort. a dollar
day-apd we told that some OF them do
not AVERAGE this-is not sufficient to keep
family from want. This, Of course, Is met
bv the position that the earnings OF the
cornnanies are not sufficient to warrant
any more generous wages than are paid.
This NAV be true, as things are modelled.
But if the revenues of the companies are
absorbed by the payment of heavy salaries,
and by the complicated machinery Of ex-
press companies made up Of the officers of
the railroad companies, and fast freight
lines. in the same way, and by leases Of
other roads at exorbitant rentals, these
companies are thus left IN cramped con-
dition for paying employees, when there Is
n luIl in business. how is it then? The
trouble has a deeper and more remote bear
ing than the contingencies of the presen
warrant. and should be taken into the &C
count in casting about for the reasons
that circumscribe resources and ability to
nav employes. There is another thought,
and that is the watering of stocks, and the
pavment of dividends, if any are paid, up
on an amount of stock, double, perhaps,
that was original and legitimate. A COM
pany is not justified in providing for so
close a use of its revenues, in ways such as
those hinted at, that the compensation of
labor must depend upon uniformly pros
porous times, or the alternative of cutting
the compensation of its servants down to
starvation standard.
We have had no through mails since
Sunday, and the thing is becoming little
onerous. The reason for this, If to be at-
tributed to the needless action of the com
panies. is not much better in spirit than
what is complained of in the course OF the
strikers. The public will look for as early
an arrangement of the strike troubles as
the nature of the case will allow, and re-
turn of business to its wonted channels.