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New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

babitua truant met in the public schools rro
vision must be made for any remedy that may Dc 70
qured be Il for an hour day week or month sfns
system however Is not new one have been assured
by gentleman that 10 was Ia full operation iory year
ago in q that he attended in Norcester ID hass~
ohusetts. The spilled child Of reh banker 10 Ne"'
Orleans was placed nj this school He about sixteen
aud had Mustered all hts masters. he Kept qule'
for time until he found that one Oi NE tehsa.
to be- married, when D. descFihlhea v
have something that ne called fun. Getting an on guh
barrel De wrapped some ra,s around the rnd on stieE
making thus piston, by means 0f which ne cghd s-
"a stream Of liquid spurt Of tie tOucihOe. IL Wa
sumner The windows were All opcn. ana tle WeosIs
was in the evening Climbing up to an open wIna9vi
he placed his gun-harcl in position, half FLIED
with ink. and spur;ed stream Of 10 all oye;
confessed. bar boasted Of his act lie was there
fore taken 20 iarge room in when vas smaller room
strongly constructed 81 stout pans but open at tue top
hgh. however. mat n wa Impossible Tor any one 20
convenient hght, vas small opening ~ aunt ptSAet
Of water and Of bread, and another side, below,
arrangement Tor removing anything taas mig1i
wien he was placed inside he saw a seat with a
able cover. anG side. Just below the opening
spoken or above, shelf on when were pitcher fuh oi
water. aud plate holding loaf Below tue shelf was
plainly written request 20 replace te pl e aud pitcher
when empuoi ot their contents. Derp7iE nc Ds "a
and water le did not touch them uniil c0nlr! "a To-
Negectng 70 replace the pitcher ana We pi,e he zo'
10 more unt hunger and tirst Dfoifht de"n his pde
AZ t end OF the third dav De saye 10, and called aonf
f0r one to come 10 him The principal came anh
received his submiasion lte rel.,i som, - az VIC
school improving steadily IN ms sldrs AID g'lng 40
uuuhlc. Besides disciplinary class h each ,e,oo
there should De-, a. you Si1scs' ''e t,ili ~ 'ls,
pnar, school. which should bc iu connection "th slc
Institutions as the New-fork Jnyenhe Asylum, one ~
the best managed aud most Hseial lhsiuu.is ~ me
world Thus the transient troubles c4iised 'y mere
ffocsoeness could be reprc-sed ~if Ae oaa, loss y
valuable time and al gravtr cases c1d pe properly an
elrt ruy treated Without any unnecessary irritation ~
tue patient. until permanent cure should De aecoh;
psLcd ami he should be restored to his class picNN
10 profit 10y al the OF education AZ hs coiansuc
and perhaps display ihe -ane ene'sy Tor good tha, ne
had previously 0ispiaYed fsr evil j. d. n
NcT-loTk, June 10, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
THOMAS Il. HARDNG's SUICIDE.

An inquest was held yesterday in Che case of
Thomas H. Hardug who committed suicide 10y shooting
himself go his r-sdcuce the Boulevard, last Saturday
morRng. Mrs Agues Woods Sir. Hardings housekeeper
who since the TRAGEDY has been living IA Brooklyn,
reseut with her SON BY side Mrs Everett. who
resides next Mr.. Harling's cottage and
Mrs Woods for pr1,ectan the morning OF the
shooting Mrs. woods IS woman OF unattractive
appearance. about thirty-1vc years Of age. She
was the first Witness and stated that her affidavit,
made tie morning al the shooting. was correct She
ss4i fhat sac mad lived with Mr Harding nearly tWo
yerra and during th1t time cr1se word Lad never been
exchanged. She THAT Mr.. HurGing, the
Iaoraing or the cite bad used the words, Lib, You
have ruined nc. lad will ruin you Jnis last stale
faieFof the second Mrs rtug. who eyrliued that be
prove hat such words had been uttered by
MIR Harding.
OGicer Michael Tuly gave his story o; the suicide He
said that open the doors 0f the house, found tr
Harding DIVING and heard ATs. Wo0Q-s accoun. Uf the
fredv whrh did NOT differ from contained ~ hcg
aGtayit The olaecr positive that hIs. woods said
when Harding doing the shooting nc was under
LIE impression TIA, hc wac a-saE.tiug his wife.
Mrs Everett testified tut she lad never heard Ot any
trouble between Mt Harding and Mrs. WOOds. On the
morning of the shooting she beard explosion AID
ysrd. met Mrs W oOds. VINO cried, "On Ars. Everett,
come here Hr. Harding is trying tG I'LL u.s. hie
then heard shots and the sound OF body fal
iug TIE h0C-.
The Jury rendered verdict that "Th0mGs II. Harding
committed suicide by q pstolslot iu rhc abdomen en-
said that hC bad desired o. SNOW tna5 Harding bad
Quweed With Mr.. woods the ngr before the shooting
about the grocery UiS He Thought she was {, blame
To- The 81 eide.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.



PREPARATIONS FOR rIG nGlusU fEAif-TU9 MrF
n. y. StantoD. Gen. y. -. Wylir, Col. Scott,
Ca,.t j. %. s,oJ Cart W Casey aai George g. sr.era-
cIlosn representing Size Cunlttrs c. tlc Ha,4aal I;as
Ass1ri tion. apq.lt,f 90 make aris"-. ts i1- tAe
International match. mef 20 1. - Par Row YESTERDAY
ard rrcd c pirs for Gre re,cutun o. the n1,isa
team, vi.ch is eNpeetcd to grlrc to-day. or early
Tomorrow IN Che stram-hip CIV %, Richmond
Ie s.aau'oat S,s,n X. ial.s vii lst.e tlc Blt.cry
at noon to-iay au1 proceed tIul t. bag Co awat tlo
ARRIVAL or thc steamer Invitations hiv been -,I' t1 al
~ On, officers a0d e members of tne National h AS
sncaton totLe American .eam aud t1 th Crescent CITY
EH. ciuD Of Scw-Ctleaus. Ic GoYerrol's i-aud baud
hrs been cu-.rei. Wlcu sine steamship arriv s. tho
British .iGemau VIII transferred to .he Uopans Iud
l.uIcd 30 Twca,ythirl-sa. N1r,h River, whence theT
VIII Doe taken IA ca.r'grs 90 th- FfiA hvear' Hotel.
where q iormal reception WI take place On Monday
they wih undoubtedly go - Ccteluuor and cneam7 ug-
t after the international match on september l3 ald
IT, Tleuumberof of rif men boo ,aiei from p Ei-1Id o1
August 1C s sxtecn bat only teu OF these constitute thc
team and reserves.
Tie visiting ridamcu are skilled m1rlsmen. and arc
ui Of confidence ia Their ability 90 carry the muchcoy
efed trophy homc wits them. much care wl- taken by
their Captain Sir HcurJ Haord, n the s"l-c.ion Of TIC
team. Tarea dav- wegc given 70 thc competition s'f-
rcrnf Ferguson heads the tenn. nac ou Ere i'5s
dav ~. points IN "a pusfibe 22j which tIe best
score over uade on English soil. A comparison OK rle
present standing of the two teams b. Furnished by the
following table Of acreage made n the c5mpe-
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
- ECLHsE oF THE MOON.
An EVIDENT ERBoR-WuO Is At FAULT1
. ~ .aLLn. IL liz ErLhAne.


70 the Edtt0r Of The FrtbUHe.
Sir: Lunar eciipses don't occur every day,
and so in company doubtless, with great number Of
your rsalcrs tried all that could be seen OF yes
,eeday's pAenomeu H. Unfortunately low bauk efcl0uds
s.rlus the eastern horizon prevented lrcm noticing
the tue Of TIE ending 0i the total phase but from
hall past seven until the last contact with
ti. shallow the moon was plainly visible.
The most noticeable feature o. the eclipse was the
urkd discrepancy between the announced aud the ae-
tal observed Ge %. TIE last contact Of tnc moons disc
with the eartl's shadow. According 10 tne a.nanacs
Ills should lave taken place az New-York at min
utes past p. ID. But at precisely that time consd-
cradle se.1nent OF the moons surface was sill
covered by the shadow, and it was not un7
tl sh l3m. that tho Last trace OF the shadow
vanished see your reporter also makes the time Of lass
contact with rhe shallow s:13-tuy eorroo0rains my
own observations Clearly, tnen the almaiaes were
wrong Equally clear IL 10 that the prime offender
il "the American EpHenefL' or Nautical Anantc'
from which al tho smaller -inauacs get therdat
Probably the auuoyinF part OF its evident error
consist in tie fact that the British Nautical Almanac s
provokineiy accurate I append the details OF the
eclipse for Neyy-Yotk H. given Oy the TWO amaTacs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

Comparing these figures it wil be noticed that the
calculated times OF the beginning OF the total phase and
the middle the eclipse agree very closely, but The GlI
feruees between the two authorities the other phases
o the crIrnse are too large be attributed to anything
nrt carelcssness IN ce almanac or the other And be
fact that the British almausc time Of last contact coin
cide 50 accurately vita the tine actually observed IN
Ney-York would seem TO make some explanation OF
the discrepancy by the Washington authorities very
desirable.
see by statement in The American " "Ephemeris''
that the ecipses we're computed by Nr Hl l. t doinz
fb,t Gentleman any injustice gay that hs figures need
more careful rlylionf Yours, sATE44LIh.
Yelr- Ynrs. Aug y. Is1I.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
A sERvAyrGRL MURDERS HER CHILD.

Kathrine Sanders, age twenty yfour, d servant
rl in the family OF Daniel Gillespie, at No. $50 Bergen
St BROOKLYN. yesterday became suddenly Ill. and was
removed 20 the City Hospital There ii discovered
that ,Be had Just given birth ehiG and when she ro
fused ~ tell where suspicious aroused that
shc had murdered IT, OdiceFs sent 20 lfr Cuesqlc
hou-e aud IN the cellar the dead body cf the i4fnt was
found on coa-shoyel covered VITA asnes Tnc body
rrrfated and disc0iored and t thought that the
mother had EuOcEed the childs brains ami aterwHrd
trled 70 burn the body. Mr. GlespleB family lad not
known az tho woman condition, Og u The ufsh ~ the
cnld Except FOR her ilue5s would probably have
beer ae ~ conceal her crime viii be arrested
soon 40 she leaves the hospital
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
crrsr BRITAIN.


Tine British eight is made Up ruu o. n.s' tlcnen go
ccotr5 r,gl md and Tralaud-ruur of .ue members Ot
'' 49, ...r r-..t Tina
tlc t'iui H'iht it-i4iA' tH on''t'-i' 'ii'' '"' '
two resi- ryc- are Sr Henry Lulford and SrEt tid.f.
So, t,--., --,,, l.o4s t,.. foam g. az the fst IN
-''N 49, - .r s.+ rf.to
vtrnc-s i'a-ini'ha H+ oH'I ih ''' "'''
Shield mafe. ANA has shared the h0nors of The
e...,,b -.r man a,,.r .io.e Ia. mas bren shoot
900 ~ r-f 1874
As aI "lE range s4'-o 4.'' ~
and Sc his scores were lsS -ol and l1+ .aa ni os
sibe 30 To- l-.l hc took fhr seroIt STAG hin'r NC
I~Gg trc Auy L.fe Wiua.-I.u tup 80 Gu1 aui 1000
Yards; a.I .n Is "a Ihe 54i1rr Cuu at COO yards.
john Ei-by oi tDe lii-E i.HCn b. second ou tt team
Iir s graduate oi Iriu-.J College. Duon, ana j. if
senior ,mhfr oi .ae -t,u Uuuuiactrrin@ hri' John
Ellhy 90. ui london aud Dui' nand, i ,sld ft 10
Boz equal TIRE practice and theory of cun 'i ing "hl
using III hl- shot iu nearly every contest Tor t' Ei.Io
shield. and eirHe, Lc "r i- c'l.,n tli|l hi-", .'
always been ouc OF tLr Ifiaii eight -. "h ' iH '
Hr-t lr~Allcf"u iia'ti it tttt"'4"ui h - - at''
ing thcu li ire irac 'l ha traiE , t
L. y. humphrey iS 30 i-heitsh h" .As'lai.' 81. PSI
Uarriscrai-id' a, O. Srli.'rr OFT lit't- 'ft.' .-
bridge. il ltsl b" WA- lLt Champion iiiitit 7ioi CT
En- aLd taking t.l, QIr-'s prizg 3 tsr j" range hc
shot In th fret j. .ilU - JEDI match l l-l ..! u .-In
tif yea" iie published noth Oh "Fiist tlihts DO
I,uiCol F.ntou who also represents England, Is ~
the 2ln LlncaslIr Regiment Hr haf Slot eAieu-
sivcly 20 az f.c ranges and vita ah cl.-se- O.,
vv.ttou-. Iu 1~G- aftG sig DE l..J.t fir English
eru. M Wis Ui.iou. auL again Do l.-@ He Ga- also
Of the Eu-A-h e.lt u I~Ti ard 1870 ayU 1876. lu
1859 be the Albert secoud-sii-e pr1'; leGb lie
Army Rife Association uriZe Nl.h tAtYlae lH .ocai-
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
POLITICS AND PIsTOL-sHOTs.
TIE 1rvFoRruNArE sEQUEL or pIsoRDERLY DIS
Trrcr ASSOCIATION ELECuoN.


TFICr ASSOCIATION ELFCrIoN.
s,ormv election Of the Fifteenth Assembly
,,4..-t Tenu,can Association was held on Thursday
- y, n, ara West Thrtyffh-st, 70 an the vacancy
60 i, the resignation Of Henry G.. Leask me Ffesl
5nt who retired uudr President Hayess ciVli service
.,.lotior There wss much disorder during the lheer
a., and sctiaI hostiliues between tie factions were o
l. eei,ed bv the presence % the police W. NJ. loh'-
r,,rl.-v who Is connected with the Empire ice N'i
~ was the successful candidate, having received IoIty
fa votes out OF the scvcntyf1ur that were cast lie
r,-td the opponents of the Lcask party IN the A.
sorfttiau After the adjournment number OF me mem
hers OF both factions decided 20 retire to peer
saloon 90 discuss the proceedings OF gre nle1' I go 2 2
-r,4ts4 -n. thai az Iohn MeCarnlcE, 20 No -Ho itl
ave- If 13s lsYir been c.rcd by The police and the
pscpie liyir I'M the uci-hnOrloo3 q low
l5rf frc1ram.ed bv members - the uotor'orFienil-
o- O-.f.-- ,re olT.rot ffr sa 's but the p1ucii2
articles In stock are very bad whs"ey ana poor lager
~, early horr yesterday morning nearly thrty Of
fhe persons present at me Wrttils were oti,iu 60.
ii M. saloon Eo enc Rn w who treated saic JsAn
Nct;luuis rio was iu tho sal0ou 10 tla time Bee
was a ways 20 front Jf u.s. AVA lt stell,i as H 'N ~
have an you wanted for nothing A. been ana l"l-'
e-ioD- tat class Of poltciaus are usepRrah.e Ir-s
dcut HAYES. Mr Leash ana ai the officials were
difference which hegan with the retort courteous elu
wiz rIc he trect. Every itnr was soon H ,.,ni ti
aad free asA raed D0r.2 iae c.au'cs , sss1 5N w N To-
the floor, bleeding Irulusey from wound h .n' "'''
ocer Val Of the Sixteenth Precinct herd te s s4ot. ,'
and immediately no O. t1c p.a1r' , .,si@1.c Tap
noise OF policeman. cuo soon al' l'2,s'u ,. ri fr0,
Before a hat cscal,4 l. ,ll,g & r.o ,' ns.c9sd In ar
80. I.ln VrCrmic5 tic proprietor oi ne lo'h
James Mel1galiu Ptitick fit4f4'l-eA 'l sr,,,Iir
Terry was a tlrod u ihe street, a. lac was RUNNING away
A.. r.orers g.erc taken to the Twentieth Precinc.
STATION West Thirty -sf N'D0rnick blrf' eH
Me l, ,e- ,hri- IN lis place" Before Justice Wan
del 20 the JEFF Market Police Court wh-ry Ihs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

WHIrIyG, Ala, Aug. 24-To-day as a train
VIA leaving Pensacola, the sheia WIN posse b0srad
the cars 10 assist couple Of Texas officers In arcsting
ohn Wesley Harden who Is reported 10 have committed
no less than twcutyseven murders. and for whose body
"a 600 rewarA was authorized By act Of the Leg7sls
mr. al Texs The last murder by Harden IN Texas wtz
fhat ~ the sheriff OF COmancbe County. Harden has
ed m FLORIDA for years under the name OF john
eraIn Ia making tue arrest about twenty shots were
f,rrd and a companion Of Harden's, named Mann, who
mad q pistol III his hand, was killed
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

Upon aulylngat Richmond tO attend the Con-
vcntiOa Doctor approached Egri's H0tc ve.ry aud
dusty Do0l-bacA ,ccostcd hua at the hotel l.,cc
'Ellne boss have a shine Z" Tes" said tn d.. 2.
and the hos "a his work in uoBeug. r-f up.
what going 90 chglgef" "Ouy ten c.lf- fu..:
Jess ten cents" Wei" SAID tac Doctor - ,,.r'J
any thing loss fhau dollar bit. hut , 20 ahc.d. 80
ahead aud black them, and when you gct tlra-A See
will wak into The hotel and goa TIA bil changed, aG
thee Il pay you' lhc boy stopped Work resting GA
bis knees. hs a. a tlnho he icvkoi up nro the nord
oouHtcnaIce and sand Ak yea par4fus hoes; Uur is
yea member VI De- NaINenti0ui'' lcs," said the
Doctor. am delegate, certainly TN DELEGATE: bat
what have got 10 DO WIKI that" Sug-y ior you
boss; sorry % let yer on with jess shoe haeE
but fact s ln iaid yer might vsat coayr0G.se ia
GcL SUFFOLK Helsld.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
THE CONSUL AT CALLAO.
A PROTEST AGAINST Ills APPOfSTNENT-WHAr THR
STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS.


To the Edtf0r y The TrtbHHe.
SIR: Some months ago the United States
Consal here IN Caao-Philip Claytoa-iied and our Mn
lister in Luna appointed Capt = T. Kissam Acting
Consul until suot time as the Govcrnm az at Washington
should make permanent appointment. Mr.. kissam Ia
al old ship captain and thoroughly cOuversant with tho
relations existing between the Government and seamen
in foreign ports as we az the rights o. both and
sliumss;ers aad las also a commercial experience OF
various kinds of q long period and moreover s man OK
ud0ubted int grY who neithes be o0usIt nor IN
1ucnced by shipping merchants. His appointment,
therefore, heartily welcomed bY an Americans here
and petitions signed by tie best people at once sent
Washington praying for hrs permanent appointments
Consul The deceased Consul had appointed HE son
as yiccConsu or Secretary, and Capt Kisam let him
continue IN the Office. rbe is about twenty years
aCo-certanly not twenty-five years-aud is in fact
very stupid boy.
I; E9w appears that he has been appointed Consul at
Calao, and there Is great Indignation among all tho
North Americans here. The Messrs Ciaytons were
been atiicsec tnr many years past with United
country. and far past f1ar year we have con
is'r i- Inn, and n,yy We learn fbf he h. ~ b. recalled
aud militia general viii take bis place. Mr. Gibbs 0ur
present Minister E Not Only thorough gentleman, Bat
man az LARGE cyucrieuce iD alpoi.f.c Affairs having
held consulate u Cuba Tor many years. speaks Spanish
iurntiv. aud has been remarkably Wtl received uf al
perirr, Officials I'D In naturally follows t.at our Cow
must recall him. This is great source or re-
crct To- a Americans here, nut ia b. not Ealing te
fact OF an Ignorant boy being sent Consul t0 such
am important post Calao Very strong protests VIII
be- the United States Senate tiEst the ConT-
mat t'ou OF Robert Clay tons appointment XN.
CQh00 Juy Il, 1871.
we learn from the State Department, that Mr..
Clayton, who has recently been appointed Consul at
Calao is not twenty twenty-five years of age, but
twenty-six or twenty-seyen; that he Is the son Of
Philip Clayton, once MISUNDERSTANDING OF the In
terror; that be was recommended for she place by
many prominent men Of the South, and that, in
deed. his character and capacity, az shown by
certificates which be presented, appeared 70 be
unusually good. He was at Washington before
going to Caliao, and, in the iuGgu ent Of the
State Department, amply qualified for the
place. No protests against his appointment have
been received az the State Department, and no
objections had been heard OF there before these
stated IN this letter.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
NEW EXCHANGE PULrs.

In consequence OF the quantity Of grain Of The sun
nechsnabc" grades arriving ots which the elevator
lighter companies complain occupy their facilities 10 the
deneut general trs the Committee Grain o the
Produce Exchange yesterday ordered that al graa arriving
here b graiol shall put nto o. The grades already
esaols1e and all altlc gram Oh jDe snc Sd aa
Dr. buke llACrChauIhie grain shall ht only gialN liat
dauiare uudt of aAy The grps established
the Inspector hi inspection returns tha AND Of
gia.u inspected ununerrLdul4llt.'
lhc hr 81 Managers of tho Produce Exchange Yesterday
atloe the latelF UI0lo-Cd antEdncHfs regulating mar
rs u te Td sGd provision trade and they Tll 50 into
eject on September J
Tae aneInt teIy proposed relative 90 supervision
o. cotton by tbc Supervisory COumco, were ionted yei-
uJ By he aoalt ~ OF ihe cotton ENctaugo Inc
ltue o the LXchangc viii september =, 10 raty Tie
amendments.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
SALE OF TIE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.

The Mississippi Central Railroad was sold by
order Of the United States Court at JackAon Miss.
Thursday, and was purchased By the representatives
Of Tic consolidated mortgage bonds for 425OOo subject
10 prior MORTGAGES. Tie road is the upper part or the
NeW Orleans. ST. Louis 0nd Chicago Railroad. wlucn
was furEe0 iu 1o1s by tue consolidation o. tie
Eew-OrleaUF. jackson and Great Northern and
tie Mississippi Central RailIOad Companies. Tie
New-Oreaus. Jackson ana Great Northern runs
from Can o., Miss, 10 Ncw-Orleans, and tAe Miss
iaIpi Central from Belmont, opposite C.lro, ILL.,
Canton. distance u 3fz miles. The Wne
sold tme aG0, purchased Ivy the per
Default made la 1876 IN the pAyleEs Of the
interest the ~ 1900 homes OF TIE con-O dated
Company, held by tie HHos Central Railroad and the
rOAcs were placed the naEd OF a Receiver. The ag-
regat. outstanding bonded Indebtedness OF TIE Nssi-
siP.G Central is a- follows;
Tennessee State debt lst mortgage 1854. anG "a
m0rgsge 1856 c-2 500
Consolidated mortgage Cgc I-T2...........-.. 372 900
Income eos IUmeat mortgage 1914 .-.----- 5-0OO
ri mortgage tc5 800,
Total 35SI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
A WoMAN rHHnWN FRoM A wINDOW.

Amelia Barker was found yesterday morn
ing In front OF No 5O2 East seyenteenth-st IN on nscn
se eoud ton she afterwards stated that she had been
living with Francis schsts st tHe place mentioned as hs
vile THURSDAY evening theY quGrre'd aud schlats
vcrev beat her she The window for safety he
pushed her out An awning broke the force OF hrr fd
but she struck the sitswsk beadforemOet she u nov
At Hs!lcvu- Hospital critical CONDITION, scnlSta,
who claimed kat the jumped oct ~ the window
wac committed Yesterday by Justice Morgan, at The
YOrkyile Police C0urt, % await the result OF Miss
u. l..rf. lfftre eies
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
NEW-ENGLAyD WITH THE PRESIDENT.
p. IL 2 IL ~. III LIZ Er N ~


SIR: Allow me, who have some advantages
FOR knowing the sentiment Of New-Elsland regarding
the Presidents Southern policy express my disbelief
in the conclusion announced TIE TRIBUNE of to-day.
founded upon statements the letter OK your CORES
pondent in Vermont.
My belief l. instead Of fourff,hs of the Rcpnh
cans being adverse the Presidents action more than
fourGgs OF them ts favor great effort IL be-
lug made, Ia tinid way, by those politicians who owe
their distinction pulation Ok caucuses and The
sknf handling OF campaign runds, and who dread the
natural position into which they viii sink II the new
policy of the Administration prevails, % create the be-
Ii That President Hayes is al wrong ay observation
Is Tat most honest men ~ all parties. and especially
the great mass OF the Republican party n hewEugland,
bless God every day tne cxeecnccs ot the present
Administration, and Tor the hOIe, heretofore almost
given up OF seeing again od-,asnioned, digriihed,
honest and capable management Of National affairs
AMOS TUCK. OF Ncy-Hampshire.
Eefr- TOri AM 90 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 24.-Dr. W. F.
Cooper living near Chare,toWu, ". Va. arrested
Yesterday poisoning hls wife. sac hs third wife,
both the former wives having died suddenly ler waas
considered suspicious circulst ancr lrt t ia
supposed poisoned iiem also lle bodies A *
Eunc0 ard for traces ~ poison. d. C00lrr
q man " yio.cns temper. especially when ht0xi-
Fs.f
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

prices were cents higher IN tbc bulk 81 sle \ li
eral supply il expected fer to-day, aud as nc siIi IA
OF moment Saturday. coisuHerH VIII haf' {it
benefit of one day Of csry prices. Receivers sli" thA
after tins week there win be arrivals az large nes OK
mutt anl prices will De higher. NcWJesey pe4t iu'
moor: prc ueaches. lots. viii rot alfr- uif sep
temher Quotations Yesterday were ~ 70 IoW~; ll'h
Delaware. 90 20 cents basket; pruuC to extra ou
cents o. double extra, II - to 'l o', tr li Vr
fancy yellow fruit New-Jersey prrnaufc lu'i %" ="
80 couts basket co0I Mountain Rest ~ Ger 10 TAi
Delaware. crates, 81 90 ST. 30. with e ectlvn 81. f-
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
coon pRICre FOR P9ACHEs.

Vnly $4,000 baskets of peaches were re-
Fed n this cJy yesterday. The quantity received FOR
1 season 70 date IS 726,J56 baskets, TIE shipments
,es'e'aay 10 New England cities direct twenty
.sH, carloads The supply again lacked yellow frnt.
'' '1e light Offering started early demand aud
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

The championship game at Boston yesterday be-
tween tho Boston an5 cincinnati clubs by the Bo
IONS hv s-nrt oi b to G
Rain postponed the game which was To- have taken
place he Union Grounds yesterday between tie Hartford
and louisville clubs To-day tho Hartfor!s pav the Cincin
ugr club DO I.rgfErr