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A PERFECT TOILET SOAP

fir't among the regulates of ttr toilet Il a Roo,
article of Sohf hit To prtusu It IA not Always m en-.
matter Many Of the mot exnrt%tsc Soups In tho MAR
kcf arc a!r from cthEsc and letctoslus materials aua
their Ircnto c0orihr hn ffaxrant perfume TOO often
conceal tho most repulssc impurities. Tho disclosure
ufe!v tRrilln3- anil deserve serious consideration,
Rccnted soapa now kho*n 10 lie extremely n,ec.
onahe, csnccaIly II applied to The hra, fnJurtn9 shs
hair. Irritating the kcalo md inducing severe head,
accs Tho character of the ingredients may inferred
from tho statement Of a gentleman who makes tho
pctsone enxhkcd In tht crpidytcat s5rt.ltyeI:
which tl!e oseupation cauii Ss fsswed p'''a aof'Ns
sntetErtss aud chemical xii III MI il. T. iisanirr, II
SSe,s saP aF IT, as "
kin IN the United States. rhfcMawn Vi Mr. }aHnrr5
tcmnate! lut I'll. latest success tic nppsoprlao
cfpmn 70 ihc !1I1c rou. already schIcscd
r nAnn.IT as stcccc.icd ii pcrfsctinx ilo rointl.
ton q tic nrst tnce soap ever tntrodMtet the rrn.
u"ctx ae enty e .n oFIns ts as m
te rraalt Ii simply unparalleled Ia this department IT ii.
fgr epr!tcatton 10 the delicate sxi II niaat. circn
lc!I,s q sash stssatf purity e reanra a rsn
ilt.l Aste considers sio nbsencu of nftcfa perfume
m ps5fse!oq II q swsss4e*s snd te peculiar
d ssas sf s.ss sn q EsG y m
mems toilet. ~. l. makes sayI fatiIrr ii /. a!so QUO
e. aRs uno% @ Ssps 13r nt; FL L re .
Csso%s 51s " a5"as "sa'o TOT "''''
B. r, BABDITT, Men York Ctr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE sUhtMEH-NI0II'T CONCERTS.
Tbs programme OF tho sumu,er-ntsht concsrt
last evening wns entirely doyoted 10 dance muatc,
beng made up Ut choice numbcls from Aubcr,
stFauss tbs elder, johann and Josef St.uuss.
LanRer, snd othcrs Of Tho fantaAtic writer's. Not.
"lthstAndlu8 tbs excitement In the city, It was
ssdeut that there arc many .shu fee ike daucinR.
u there was qnlte = good autlencs In attendance.
and the orchestra tddled swny ~ II uuthlng was
thu natter. This evening will bs devoted 10 W AZ.
Ucf, VI. nacho1 fu1nlsh(nx The vocal naIt
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TIE RIFLE,



LONDON, July @3.--The following arc the iotal
scores In the competition at Cambridge Ut the uni
soEsty Eanxe for thu selection Of an international
Tiho.tcaM to competn Ia America:
Ferguson, Scotch team. hE;: NIrby. Irish tean,.
!a}H; Humphrey English eight, COL Col. Fepton,
English cxht. $50; Erans. OF furmcr English ri.
chu team. ha5: Dunlop, London. .scofsish, Isl;
FiRott. English atvht. t4l; raune. Irish team,
~: dllmeF, Of Harrow, b4:l; Frazer, Cambridge
University. 1.U,
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MOODY,

Evangelist In reply 10 = letter Inviting him ta
visit Washington nsxt winter. ststea that hs Is
unable At pseaeat to R1yo dccls!ve answer. lis
tndssts!on y nwtnZ enitscly to : lesIfs to b
psoy!lantlAlly directed iu the selection OF tho
locallty for hl4 work, but ho expresses hops
thAt b may bs able to know In = tew days What
such Divine direction mar BE-
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SPORTING NEWS.
DASE-13ALL,
THE ctScHNNATts HEAT TnE 1FAnTroRps.
Special DispgseA 10 T1e Tribune

AHA A<!St4HNAEtS BEAE TII6 1IAHTFDAUS+
Special bispa'eh 10 72s 7tttnnt-
CINCINNATI, O.. July 25.-Fersuson's team was
easily beaten by the CtncnnatIs to.dny. & to l.
The visitors made their stngic scorc in The seventh
Inning ona oasc-htt by Cfrey, \ Wild throw by
Hastings. and ono by Pike. The only other errors
Of the hore tesm were base on called balls, antt
q low throw by Booth 10 first. trying to make a
'lonble play. 1t was wcak batting game. anl The
CIneiaratis won BY superior fielding ~ well ~ BY
punching their hard hitting. In onlY one inning
did the Hsftforls get two base -f!t4 Although
Cnmmfnsr was suffering from very sore finger,
The 1iartfords coul1 not bat him. The 1fartfords
got OF for Chicago tonight. The t.incinnatts
play IN tndianhpols 10 .tunrrow, and tho Ind,nn.
aputts Club here Fridsy. Meycrao was sick to.day,
and booth took bis place.
THE bC0Hk.
, 1877-07-26

Two.b base hits-flollewofth and York
10. -
Left on bascs- Cincinnati, O: Hartfords, 4.
EiEtt bass BY errore-C!ncinnatf, i: liatttotas e.
First base on called balls l}ooth and l.arkiu.
Struck out-Nedmond and Cumn1Inya,
Pasaci bails-Alljs0u. !,
Missed dfy-ElolJsworth.
Time Of Eame-Two hours and fifteen minutes.
Umpire-CraulAli.
INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, july 2o.-syracuse siars, 8; In.
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ADMIRED.

Tbs now feature in pxffuu.lng lIooleJ'a Theatre
With Or. Prices unique psrfunles IL aduIsed py
I'll, Tue dcligetfal oapss that dbpeuAed nightly
from Steele 4 Fs1ce'a fountain can Ls obLaiuca
ss thsle ps1fu1uasorJ, 11Q Aaud4,iph street
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and opposed to monopoly. Drs. AcChesusy have
been ahs friends of the people, although war hss
hsen declared axainss Them by al dentists since
thstf departure from high prices. ONLY ~ for tho
best sss OF teeth. 0aaca corner Clark and Ran.
dolYh streets
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hc1yfeat tN-on,cts the fact srics. closed. nni
the drsuRht M their atuck wnnld Of course be very
much diminished for 4 while,
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CLEVELAND, o., July 70. AT tho SECOND day Of
the Cleveland Club races thcre was large attend.
anes and hae weather. Following ID the sum-
mary:
Flrst raee. 2:1O clans, purse 81, noo-S1, 900 to
ht*t, $3.50 10 second. $3.50 to third, $0O 10 fourth.
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!.utho ou!auRet. ......s....I u
\
Wme--2:lBtl: 9:1B: 1:lHA.
In tho SECOND race, 9::1.7 class. s!x heats .were
trottcd, when. II becoming dark. tho judges nost.
honed u until 1cl0ck tU.mofrnw. Scotland has
Two hcsts, Rose Of Washington two. King PhlllIp
one, and Damon one.
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HAf1n1T'x TOILET SnAp.
BABBITT'S TOILET SOAP,

a FIT ;as51 1aa7 Il r < - tnrshtctt fnr N.
ls<tA--1 1kic.x. ldEH.1t Hath. NJ artIn
kH8xA;@:-=it41aSE n flEsNts4. c.ai had deceptive
khJ ~ :. -e:.lks{AEe& II N{t olnrA 70 antrf
EX2AA KSMN-INt II iEA$- Entnflan ant lr..
EaH M sEf ET;Tf51 1Ef W. IN tcrtntla lngrt,li.
kHYH}f4AE&2 ;g.tE 1i41a9xt{f cuts. Affrf years
MI rs q +: s::.;sss;'s: :s!ss!'ss sss: i:
-. MfdctHrcr Of n X
phs r ssR ss"aGct t tdef H to "
tNdnutHcsaFf.
For Use in The Nursery Il H% No Eoaal
Worth ten t!mra fts cost to every rothcr and fam,
IN nChrlsetuo1, Sample 1Ox. containing cakes Uf Il
osncea carl sent trce to any *ircs4 receipt Iii
B.T.BABBITT, New York CitH
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS
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rR1DUNE THURSDAY JULY 2c 1s77-rEN PAGES

day ,ftcr insttnR the schooner Erastns Forming.
and twn nthtr yc.acla, the achnoncra Ostrich and
Dnennta. we're unable 10 get cargves, and had to
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eaF0sseNt u tae knfcat contained In tho C!ustAx
Odor not at all enslabs 10 lar - to Coussrvat,yss
sre concerned. nnt 10 create 4 good deal Of iii.
tssons assn.t nn. na a h: paty Which hl
thas as had soma ttme ago foru.sllT reslgneI tho
eaaeEsh!p Of the L'bstsis, and that to-day hs Ii,
thefsfo1e nothing moss thsn tbs member from
sissstWtch, and. In 4 eeftaIn sense, this II true
certainly ~ not ia good tasrs Tor him. after CIV
nv 4p thu 1ssdersalp Of thu party. 10 sli assan,s
tns taGet!ens ; 9s leader and co,amis The Loefss
expressed ais opinion of ll!s coaIuct iu tesnis
:1sa ss y; sbs5 dsiG: D
said, tbs whote thing u quits c1uteary to preca-
!snt - the subject has mot yet coMo o!sicsly be-
fnFc Parliament,
liat As. Gladstone, de.pite hIs pEesent unpopu-
!Aftf. aud desptts lbs evident fact that tho na0n
y going CONTRARY to hIs advice, tHtatns personally
blu health A0a .puts to notabls degree. and IL u
spr!xhtly an old gentleman - one often 4ecs.
stFect, where as was b!llhe!y psoinenadlng ia
:n4t ,ask fo. ."a ;toa;sss several
asp 'f, toi .ss i,ss t9s s.xa
''otd buy, " but he walked with
4 QUICK, sFAlNuY sTkr
thAt showed low fur he Mas from tho dllapIdsted
hisk.tsns ~ :. At. asn: 1t.nt i currently ria
il Ias 1epsitfs-wiIi yet i've. % aceo1asnx s yI Is
ptesgat appearances, to bury this Premier. and
who knows hu~ many Others!
Tim AKulrKRAANEAn HLEXT,
which has bssn ordered ~ HssiKA Lay. u und&s
comman4 of Aao,irsl liafnby. Il eonslsts Of nlne
iron ,cl4ds. Two ot4ess, t.s Monarch ana tho Til.
slo9ps aad gun ,cssel.. Together with ss.rfai
Fumetcd will bs scpt to lLsE Nclltxrsanrau Till
Achilles, Dcfspc.. TAundsrrs, uslcllrs. Tvale.
F4lfs, Triumph. uun2scb. ussadIauSht, and LEY.
sstAten. WAuuy.
, 1877-07-26


From tht Moun hour on knots Of two and threa
and sven haIf.A,duzrn kept gathering II sanous
y s :f' Ct sas as sssG %
"ay Ss,ya,s ss ws!, e sa,s u. everything
tiss ths secoad K.ximsat e xIll 'A1 n.a.oes aoes
BY .aen tseatmsnt 81 the subject, Il would 10
"19n1 IT, tIar ts l. witout t xlosss y june
eopetun; 70 correct them. sisn6eis u .he s1 rss
ys rfo!ee!ns oat, and caaeI. jossi .na sus. svn.
ssfssd 1;E Wsth the's aequalntaneas tho aids:
r crowd r.pas sasa .,ats q
ths fastor!c. sa".h 1t Van uursn sttest lid ey =
9ut work Tni+ iatcs crowd 5o.rlsa II she I Ss1k j.
9. 4a:;tsn nu!oa4'ny coal :. lhe dock ii william
A S'sSs SAn." .e:" ps:asH :: 81 hi sq ss
.S ve.sSl woall bs ual.aasd within iwo hours. Tas
:hs q fay :ts Sasi .as .
ioase! fuF ths safety Ut tls A.,nosy, sishoush no
dMem9nsttstton az hsl been .nsds up 10 that poInt.
Iiout. summon. with nity men, md i.ssta .Ia
NAcautcy with a. many more, nlasrhe4 UPON tha
esswd. and ordered them to dsperss. s,mens seos s
a.ossIny % jackson street. they utterly routed ths
crowd. sspnss wrFs thrown, bus no ona i4sde
:;ss' s;saoxs H.. .'ess' j, iii 1asy ~ @ses
clubbing ,nads sasne "f them afssr%.E1s
rssnt of 1h.ts s.uehora .talIdity. sesssai such
x. s'4 as hsd but 40 r.
aud dispersed IN various directions, Tbs poI,cs
e,mplaln bitterly IT ths conduct ii The rry.nsnt * &
Windows or lcsed friends and ucqqafntsncs4 In ths
crowd 70 stand. liLsd and jsctel ID police. and IL
s. s,ss1 w A. avpsafs4 70 I;esaateniaes law aui
who refused Is ..tl.perss" Udacer FsltchiiI
gave hin ens With L.Ily ssss ths F.xht ~, aal
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
THE FUNERAL TO-DAY.

MONTREAL, July l4.-Great nrapara.
tons are telC made for Hackett's fun
eral on Monday afternoon. 0ae hun
dred thousand Oran em-n are expected
10 join he procession. They are coming
from all paris OF Ontario, and the order
will appear in fun Orange reg4lia. The
Premisr # Canada mas telegraphed 10
the Mayor OF NJ, real TO know if h.
wants the assistance of the military on
Monday 70 preserve the peace If the
city, The latter replies "No,' tut four
local u gistratea differ f.om his Wo:-
snip, and have sigaed requisi,iyn ask
ing for the military TO be placed urd-,
arms. The leaders Of the Ifsh C4tho les
ofered TO join the procession with two
thousand members Of Catholic societies
If the Oran9emen would march without
! esalia, The latter declined; so that no
one knows what will he the result, ard
all speculations are only futile. Money
sumcient 10 raise monument to Hack
ett was subscribed today IN two hours.
The body is lying in state in Orange
Hall, and Is being visited by huudreds
of people.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
HERE AND THERE.

Readings sanitary condition is good
Piltsburg's police force has been cur
down from 236 10 l20 men.
The colner-st ne Of the Church Of
God in Lancaster will be laid to-mor-
row.
Efforts are making to close the
stores of Sorrlstown al seven o'clock
in the evening.
The Piltsbury Post has information
that Senator Wallace will 10, bother
himself about the nominations al the
approaching Democratic Convention.
1t casts SO 05 in Allegheny CITY to
rap on lamp post and see the police
officers gather 'Just for fun"
Nlniy-hse cars Of oil passed through VII.
Transport Wednesday nigh eastward bound.
At Ainneqas the State Dental Society
commenced is nlhth annual session on
Wsinesdzy
Wiilian'port has been eniovinV the
Roman hippodrome, circus, and meusgene
daring the eek.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
State Items.

The present on, srop is said 10 be
one of the best ever raised in Kent
county
A London gentleman was in Dover last
week arranging 10 ship canned goods 10
England.
Worthless ours annoy and infest Dover,
ami leai or Strychnine Is the remedy sug-
ge>ted by the "Delawarean.'
Wm. H. Ratcliff of Milford has gone
| on business visit TO Indiana He vlll
be away about three weeks
The arrangement for the wide distribn-
ton of the peach crop of this Peninsula
ale better this year than ever before.
The siation at Lewes has been repai n
ted and rrnovais d. and other stations on
the p y B. K. Il. will receive IKE trrAl"
menL
Mr.. e. A. Cochran'S new store house
al MIddlstown is rapidly going up, and
IN few weeks will be ready Tor occu-
pancy.
The Bridgevillians have male arrange
ment> TO run a daily train Of ten peach
cars through - Boston via, the Hudson
River Railroad.
James Brown, who was shot by Sew
mour, at Dover, on the 4;h inst, >till
hngers. but Is growing weaker every
day. He cannot possibly recover
1t is stated that the freight on peaches
- New York tins year by the .. ID. : ).
Cos line VIII he 25 cents a crate, and 80
cents per hundred pounds in baskets,
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Rrhohoih Beach {. VI 4 wiil be held In
the grove eB the camp grounds, on " ed-
n-Snay, July 18th. at . o'clock, 7. IL.
TIE First National Bluk of Dover. the
Citizens National Bank of Middlrtown.
a 1d the National Bank Of Odessa. have
each declared semi-Annual dividend Of
iper cent.
MrS. Al-xiua Breeding. of Burrsville,
on Thursday, she jih inst. fell from
cherry TREE. a distance of - feet, actual
measure mrni clear fall. without breaking
any bones, blt receiving severe internal
iuj IvleS. She is now doing We'll.
The managers of the Camden Camp
Meeting have adopted rule forhi idinE
The erection OF any tent after the firSt day
OF August, the day camp begins. There
has been over seventy trut> taken and il
Is thought that the mum Der will reach
loo. All persons are expected to move
into their tents on the first day OF the
camp.
The dwelling house on the farm of
William Carton, near Woodleytown.
was struck 10y lightning on Wednesday
and completely riddl-d. The lightning
tore out both sides of room where th-
wife Of the tenant was sitting. and
strange 10 say, she was unuiured. and
was able 10 eXtugUsh the fire that was
burning freely.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
CURRkNr COMMENT.

The rostrum is threatened with an
eruption of c1visti IN statesmen S4ys
the St Louis Rsputlicua at icing nm
dersteod that Schuyl Ter Colfay l. $
clear, d over Sl0l, 900 from his lectures,
Collector simmons, of Boston, anuouu-
ces himself as open TO enFsgrmenis for
next season. l. is NOT known whether
Tom Murphy. of NV York, will take 10
the platform. but there Is little reason to
douht hat Madison Wells will show up
If be man iges to keep out of the peni-
tentiary.'
The lesson of the riot at Montreal is
TINS inter p -eted by the New York Her
aid Th- hlood shed in the Canadi4u
clty shouli convince every Irish-Amerl
can, whether Catholic or Protestant, of
the anti-!epu bican, anti-christian char
acter OF such antagonisms, kept up un.
der the mask Of religion, and should
insure the American people against au-
future public demonstration, either on
the par. Of the Orange or the Green.
This is rather startling wav of put
ting it, but the Cincinnati Inquirer i
responsible for it A great invsstiea-
tion has been made Of the manner in
which Mr.. Grover, II Oregon, procured
his election to the United States Senate.
The search has been thorough, the te,t.-
mony abundant, and we are constrained
TO admit that it is proved that Gov.
Grover issued certificate to presid.r-
tial elector who was entitled 10 in
II is the sugQest ton Of the St. Louis
G!2be- Democrat tnat if Blaine oppos. $
annexation his proper field is the halls
ot the Montezumas. Il also raps Mr.
Hayes gently over the knuekles with
the atrment that obviously the ONLY
way TO prevent annexation is to prevent
the cattle raids, and this can only be
dom from the other side Of the from
tier"
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
DEATHS By DROWNING AT AT.
LANTIC CITY.

On Saturday morning. Mr.. Moore Beat
ty OF Pnlla., was drowEed at Atlantic Civ
while unsuccessfully attempting to rescue
from a like fate Mrs. Phillips.a widow lady
from New York. Mrs Phillips, accom-
panied by Mrs. DR.. Reinstein, went into
bathe not far from the Chester County
House, and after they had been in the
water a little time, Mrs. Phillips. who
was pretty fair swimmer, asked Mrs.
Reinstein to ego further OUT This the
latter would not do, and Mrs. Phillips,
with a few words of confidence, began
swimming out from the beach.
Observing her companion shortly after
wards signalling that she was IN danger,
Mrs. Reinsteim, loudly calling for help,
ha>tened ashore. AT this moment Mr..
Beatty and his wife were just stepping
from the board walk. Seeing that the
lady was in danger, Mr.. Beatty hastily
threw OFT his hat and coat. and without
utiering word, rushed 10 her assistance.
As soon as LIE reached her he attempted
to catch her around the body, and thus
swim ashore with her, but il was evident
10 those watching them from the beach.
that she had caught his clothing and was
struggling desperately to retain her grasp.
soon afterwards they separated. and both
began drifting out, apparently unable 10
help themselves any further.
In the meantime large crowd had
gathered along the beach. aud Mrs. Beat
ty, so6ong pl.eously, be>ought the men
who were there TO save he. husband. AT
times Offering them large rewards and
again appealing 10 their manhood. But
two meu responded. Mr.. Shermer. hay-
ing obtained some rope, fastened it to his
body, and attempted TO reach Mrs. Phil
lips aud Mr.. Beatty, but it proved too
shor, and messages were sent around TO
the Excursion House for boat, &c.
Mr, Smith. an English tourist, here
made ilnal appeal to the men around
him "lf eight men will Join hands"
SAID he, thus forming living chain. Wa
Can save them. Come on, and | will
lead No one responded, and in a few
moments afterwards the boat arrived and.
with a little effort brought the bodies
ashore. Though insensible when taken
from the water, neither Mrs. Phillips nor
Mr.. Beatty had sank. As soon as thev
reached the shore five medical men took
charge OF the bodies, and used every
means that their skill and experience
could suggest TO resuscitate them bnt
without effect The physicians believed
'hat they were dead before the boar
reached them.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
THE CREDIT SYsrEM-Gow II

The CREDIT SYSTEM flow IT OPP
Rat a gentleman called at cur Of
4 < this morning TO thank us for it
ing whole year for money ne owed ms
tor WORK done aud labor performed. md
assigned as reason for not pa,r5u.zir., !,
Us this year, that be did not wish l. ,rz
crease his Indebtedness. We dou5. u
stronger reason coul1 be oEer-1 Z ,
adopting the cash system than TINS ~.
nishes, Business men are very o;-en
heard 10 complain that their stores ~
shunced ty those who had rgr m
book accounts; that these person. ~ :
90 eis-whe ana pay cash. In sI,,r, !.
every view in which the matter caE l..
loo ked at, the credit system Is bar, zrs
II should be the effort Of all busrn =.
men to eurtall 1t, and keep the,r Q !.
~ -E-s tre.. ch:Sgs a. r..z..-
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
A HEALTH INFLUENCE

Restoring the Nervous and Deb .is21
lmparting Life, Strength. ami EsA!aI
lhe Ddnu,0 organism.
S'LcceSsftatV treating DlSe1ae trifh1s.i Hsasl
DR.BRYAN'S ELECTRO VULTAICDl
Nj MAGNETIC APPLIANCES
recently intrGiuced after year, o. 81
and research. They are OF qladruPe n
er. lmbuing the system with q con;1I
current OF IUdl4EsSl1 Egeoir1 G4i A4r]
ELECTRICITY Is NATURES P0Vn
A Sovereign Specinc IN Dyspepsis-I|
vous Debility-Diseases OF the l,1's1
rheumatism sEpilepsy-stSl
ca Spinal derangementS--Im I'm po.en11
Disorders OF the kidneys-and Funen0'l
olInculiies generally.
Inc Appliances are strongly charged "
Electric. GalEanic and Magnetic tnfua1
OF diTeTeTr de1TeeI Of irie .s,it. su!ISot
a. cases, and conditions. and ereci. "
DheTe UlafielSaes hare 61Lesf j
HeferencF 10 numerous Physician =
Patients.
illustrated Pamphlets explaining
principles OF their action. Cost. etc, !!s'
application, Address
DR.. BRYAN
III East Fifteenth Slree-
an New Yo'i.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16

Il is curious commentary upon the
sAprIces OF nil ,ary glory tbs. ite govern.
nent has TO i4ke counsel Of "|oluue," Sully
for he rsilef Of General" Howard. su!,v
Is an old soldier. no has spent most Of his
aduli lie en the frontier aud knows the
Indians well. When HJward vAs PLAYING
colder IN the East, Suny Wa> fshting H..
dAss IN the West, aud havlng no new.-
paper correspondents 10 slug bls 81 aisrs the
pub ic heard httle of HIM and the govern.
ment iorgos him. Thus be Is oulv a c7lo.
Aei 10 day, while an Incompetent ike How
ard commands a department.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
Murder-A Sister Avenged.

AUBURN, n. Y. July l5.-on Friday
last, al S.erhng Valley, north part OF
TINS county, Edwsrd Hoppin struck
Philip Proudfoot on the back Of th-
head with base ball club. knocking
MN down and then jumped on hin,
Proudtoot died this morning Hoppin
charges that Proudfoot seduced his sis.
ter Two Years ago and lett that part OF
the country The deceased returning
recently Hoppin made the attack 10
avenge the wrong. Both parties Rad
borne good putations previous 70 tb4
affair which has this fatal result. Hop
pin Is under arrest.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
CHEMICAL WORKS Burned

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
FALLS OF SCHCYLKILL. Pa. Ju,y II.
Between the hours Of = and 5 O'Clock.
this morning. a fire broke ou; al Powers
& Heightman's chemical works. located
at the Fails of Schuylkil.
The building where the IRE originated
is used for the making Of tartaric acid.
and is seperate from the other large
buildings owned and opara;ed by the
same firm. The building is partially de-
stroyed, and the loss is roughly esiima-
ted from 5000 to 5000 fully insured.
The loss in stock and apparatus isestima-
ted between $4,000. The
origin OF the fire is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
WHAT THK RAILROAD KINGS WEST

HAT THE RAILROAD KINGS WEST
ARE Dol>G.-Glgau..er abroad on-r,r,nrs
are being projected and completed intGa
centre OF tile cont. n aud Oh the pAr,-;,
>i3p-. There axe daz-n, of railr5a1,
ut4inE aOoGt y h.ch We in the far F.,
seem - know nothing.
" hIi- Thomas a SCOT, i waitip, fo-
81 appropriation 10 c3luuae fk- T,xs,
f@c.E- IL a.fJ:L.au>, The C,jyra i.n,
ani IL v N--iaJu. az p-.,hiuc gr-,. "a :
l'sI> -n'+ t-- ul-1pl1r-d iLt--ior I,
Itet. 'L-! ar- actual! 12usiugtte T-xA-
4 acme a1l reducing that g--af trau>coD.
-. -Le-n- 10 = ne branch o: III.
EJads it4; ;t-y are oui.l.ng &c
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
STEAMER DISABLED.
y Telegraph 70 The Gaz slie.

BY Telegraph % The Gaz5 5iia.
LoNDd y, July "a.
The steamer BOLIVIA from Glasgow
TO New York. has returned - Glasgow,
having broken her shaft. or Monday.
when $50 miles west of Tory Island The
passengers and mails have been transfer
red TO the steamer "Devouia-"
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
Ice Cream and Fruit.

Kyle the well known and popu ar dealer
"a ICE cream, confectionery. cakes and
1foIA Is now AZ MS accustomed sta in III
Wlll aispence these luxuries during the hpf
season v lth MS usual urbaaity and well
known polIteneSS ani CHEEKY go0i hunor.
and do Gls utmost to lessen The in riarIs = i.
Ne oy dong the sQua.e hing TO all lis
fellow men. he VII a.So >CTulv par,ias
and ptc-nlcs with ice cream. ani oriers can
oe le't eltnei al Ms slIuur at ms mouse
aerGheAst corner OF slSth and Orargs
may ISM
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
MINNIE sHERMAN's DIAMONDS

The D,o00 diamond necklace which
M khediye Of Egypt presented TO Mrs.
10 iiee Minnie Sherman Is vet wasting
its oriliancy IN the seclusion Of the treas
ary yaults Congress renirt-d the duties
on IL, which Wee considerable, but Mr.
Fitch. being only poor naval officer,
cannot afford 10 pay the yearly tax on so
valuable, ou' Useless piece OF proper
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16
ANOTHER BANK sUSpENTIoN

ST. Louis. No. July IA.
By Telegraph 10 The Gazette
The Butchers and Dr9yer's Bank. in
this city. has suspended. Nothing def
mite CAD be aScertaiued as 10 liabilities.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16

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= = '-e 1s'!nz the session oitt5 p ,.tsl
'-a-, re-e- - Z csucn1 nm IT,
F+' AT bs-k ic Washington via the
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