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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05

HALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND ALL. OINrS
~ EAST The mammoth palace steamers BkisTl L and
PROVIDENCE leave pier ~ North itiver, daily dayA
July to September = inclnsvo), At r. NJ. Tckt for
sale at all principal ticket Offices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05

E2 WHIST 4TH ST. CORNER or SOUTH 5TH AV
OCroom IA young lady MS housekeeper. Call Tor tire
duv .~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05

Eilu WEST 18Th STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TC
OOcdo general Homework to do chambe rwork and
waiting In u boarding house -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05

OCS WEST l6TH ST.. FIRST FLOOR, FROAT.-A
AAOwidow, -, as housekeeper for gentleman OF
s0pyist ut hom.. CnAMPTUN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05

AZ WEST Atm ST.. EAR UNIVERSITY PLACE-A
r Oyoung lady ms honsekeepcr copyist home.
ALICE REID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05

CUNDAY EXCURSION ASTORIA. HARLEM MelIi-
>rlsania and High Bridge com noncng April 20. Steam.
NORRIS md HARLEM leave Fulton Mark ct ..ip
10 III A. NJ L. 2. 3, T. aud r. ~ lie NO r.aDin
10 . 80 aud u 4. NJ IL 10. =, s. H. 80 and A. 81
landing Grand and liDth st. each way. connecting
With Tiger Lly for High Bridge: 10 ana r III
from Nor.ania lands at I'D 81. Fare IS cents II stormy
the boats will not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05

III u I'D Av., BETWEEN 18Th AND 18TH SIS a
Ut Crespectable English woman to do general house
work in private family Is first washer aud rne
and plain cook Is wiling to make herself useful
short distance in the country long IN the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27

s6ii4cn Sli4tIinss gu ermorosn, ttrt
85pfs aui 9iten ourd Die Strabsn gu ira.
gen unb odoura aaes in argF nno
Sdrsden 3u iossu. Wan Iisbt oeridue'
bii4e Mbsl mouts es Der blui9 erigsn era'
pule in Yaris slsidtbun, uno Die 9 Plaza
ten 8erbreten puroen nur burt oas en'
ers'ids gin,9rsitsn oss iuns.n poast uue
uno bss gommanoantsn Smelair psrbta.
bert.
(StIue folat.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
THE LATEST NEWS ~ WISCONSIN,
usu Carpenter WIN not Hun for Senntor-lAn
Exciting Divorce Case.

MADISON, July 2j.-News has been re-
coivcd in this State that the Hon. Matt II. Car
pnnter will not he candidate for United States
Senator from this State. To- succeed that heart
less whitcwashcr. Tim o. Howe. This is
severe disappointment 10 some OF thu kcpub-
hcans. All feel how this state WAS let down
when II beat Carpenter and elected Cameron.
and how much will be lost 10y not having Car
penter on the stump.
Our commercial metropolis is in state OF
fcrment over n divorce scandal. One OF the
State Senators. and q son Of the wcalthest man
in the state. a few days ago sent his wife away
from him AMI is about TO sue her for n divorce.
and rumor says marry his wile's maid in case
"A divorce is obtained. II the divorce case is
cont sted and comes before the courts for
square trial. il VIII take rank among the most
noted trials Of the kind that have ever taken
place.
Ii the Democrats manage right and nomi-
nat Judge Dnoiitlc. or some other equally
good man Tor Governor. and back him with IL
good ticket, he will have Il walk away AT the
election. and probably carry both branches OF
the Legislature bsides. Wis ,nsin has got
heartily sick OF Republican rasoaiiti"s. and our
people are willing To make atonrmrnt for what
they have done 10y changing the politics OF the
State,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
TROTTTNG At CLErELayD.
Last nay OF the Cleveland club Meeting
Extraordinary Pacing.

CLEVELAND. O., July 81. There was a
lnrgc asscmbage Of turfmen at the truck Of
the Cleveland Club. yesterday. to witness the
closing day of the meeting. Although the
weather was sultry and rainy throughout the
afternoon. the tro,ters in the 2:2j class and the
PAGERS showed extruord nary speed In the
pacing rncc for n purse Of $1,000. there were
eight entries. In the first heat Rowdy Boy
was the favoritn nj 400 to $50 over Sleepy
Hcorge. and sl75 against the field. They got
o. the front. and pa,ed 10 tho quarter IN 33a
passing tho nalf mllc in .O7is. On entering
the honcsiretch Swectser poked his nose in
front. and at the distance stand the horses went
looked ike n double team At the finish Sweet
ser began To- forge ahead and took the heat by
half length from Rowdy Boy. +. A. Hendricks
licqrge sixth: sorrel Billy seventh and JoRn
McNair last. Swe'tscr won the second and third
heats and the race in 2:1s. 2:1g. and 2.2Os ,
These are the three iustcst consecutive heats
ever paced.
The second race. which was a pursr Of 81 800
for the q % class, had ten entries aud all wrrs
fast 25 horses. Previous g. starting the pool
choice at $500; Alley. 500; Jrwcss. t175 Adele
Clark, sl2j: field. 800. The first heat was
taken 10y Little Gypsy. the second by Banduo;
IN thirl and imurth heats and trot were won ~
Lutte Gypsy. 1imo- 2.Z6A, 2'22 >. Z;23's. 2:22.
The mst event ~ the meotinl Was u rare free
for all for purse OF $1,000 ~ 800 To- the FIRST.
$50 to the second. $3.50 to the third 1850 to the
fourth. There were four entries Charley Green
heuinl Lula WIS the first to nppnar on th"triIk.
Dan Murc came next with Fullerton, AMI John
Turner with the little beauty N"ttie followed.
In s'oring il WIS son that Lulu cXhih ted her
Old temper. Throughout the rtec sh" was frar-
tous. and Kept break NIX badly. Judge Fuller
ton was lame AMI OF no "A cunt. while y .ttio.
after max ing u poor show. won tho tr0i i'm three
straight noais IN the slow tmc Of 2;2J =, 2:22 a.
and ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
HTGfER PRICES FOR COiL.
What IL Said by the Agents or tho Companies
Ihnt nrILxcr In New ! ORR.

The rumor which was current yesterday
afternoon that ,he miners Of the Pennsylvania.
Maryland. Missouri. and Illinois coal regions
were about to make a general strike. created
stir among the large coal mining corporations
that do business IN this city.
MIR. Moulion. the general sales agent OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. said
TINT their mon had asked for an advance Of
i've niy-fvc per %, nj. which had been refused.
and they had struck. The company had then
decided to make Il general advance Of 80 cents
In tn onire of tho Lohigh Valley Coal Com
pany Mr.. q. b. Newton -Hid that tn" pre-" pcr
ton had Already been advanced from 90 10 10
cents. and that he would not like To- name
price for to-day. He had no fears of coal
famine.
In Inc Office Of the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company they were not
The Ph'lndelphia and Heading Coal and Iron
Company W.T." taking no orders. preferrlng TO
wat Tor more drtnit" Information.
Tn" Pennsylvania Coal Company will raise
their prices They say they are on the best Of
terms with their men.
Mr. Henry Lovrridgr. President Of the Mary
land Conl Company. said TINT the stoppage in
IL" supply of htuulupus coal from Maryland
j. due a. the blockade of the outlets and not to
dissatsia ton ON the part of the men. Tho
sunny ~ htuminous coal for steamers at all
points On the coast b. on the point of rNhaus-
ton. Prices ARE IN han .ed. NJ the holders are
uni"r conirn" o deliver II 20 customers.
The city cus companies generally make their
contra L. for coal in On" spingi and. IN oase Of
a future of the supply from the Pennsylvania
m ~, they can obtain sufficient quantity
from Novn = scotia.
Should IN" sir;k" become general. as report
go, IN" companies engaged in mining anthrt-
ri' coal VIII not r'..iri n - an evil \ g"nt"-
man oi thirty wears experience in ia" hu- ness
sad Yesterday ihat there = nota stakeholder IN
any company "uruiu- % dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
oKN CRiIG's ctNE .tGtrN.


About midnight ON Tuesday a fire alarm
was rum. in the American District telegraph
otiee. Brooklyn. from the residence Of Gen.
James b. Craig at Montague terrace. When
the telegraph officers arrived with their nrc cN-
tneuisher. they found "a wcll-drcsscd man lying
ON the stoop. bleeding from wounds in his
head. and Gen. Craig cxcitedy explain
ug II crowd Of HE neighhlrs the
cause of the disturbance. He said that about
- o'clock the man. whose name is given as J.
c. HotrhAiss. rang his door bell violently ami
WHOM the servant opened The doortricd 10 thrust
himself INSIDE The girl blocked tho way and
81 ..uai,l at - the stranger what he wanted. It,
s.rl iuai lac lMdthrrc. and TINT he wanted 70 20
tu his t1oiu. Mn"n TN" gir lus st,d that he did
not live thrrt. hr renewed his ATTEMPTS to
enter. and shr called for Gen Craig lie or
der-d the man cf first FROM IN" window ~ his
room. and us he dld not move. he hast ned
down stairs. ana. sel1lng "A cane. aEan ordered
hun OF. MIR. Hot ,hki - still refused to Eo and
Gen. Craig ~iru X HIM twice on the head. draw
INK blood az both blows. ~ ~ crowd collected.
Cen raie rnns the telegraph alarm. A. b."
thought. Tor policeman. uut Doe called the fire.
llM hk.-s was soon recognized as a hoardcr
In Ia" fa-h ionnole boarding house 81 II Moniu-
gu street. H. WIS removed thitNer, and a
phys an dress j his wounds. II brother.
wh" boards VITA him. ON learning of the cs''a-
padr, VISITED Gen. Crrs. eui asked that the
around thai Nj. Hook - VS. mlnNi-
ch"d, amt that hg h.d II. ik"n Gen;
Il 'eve oi tn, Wa-hin-tlu street poii" arrived
hit'r MI Hot.hAiss WIS taken away. G"u.
CrN- 81 illnnd tie facts 80 tho oceurryn'" On
| nm ~ th'y gre nero siy A. ana u II lnNi,r
| hun iu~ !e ihc house, with the telegraph OH
Gers. and turr she'd them Yin" and cigars, H.
r"uu sird "a" Ulcers to keep gu I about u. Rti
III" OIL cr Kept his promise to 20 50 faithfully.
| H. failed To- "nt'r the cns' on his book. and g.
report q :" the pnl,,.. s'si ON.
\ r'-~id nt tAe Heights. who suspected that
- rot. nill who booked u.on the Gaming of Mr..
i D. "a tH. fI8.H 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
BicK rRoM rnn snir or wtR.


Tho Thirteenth Regiment last night
marched from their armory to Montague street
t. meet the Tw nty-third Regiment A number
Of members # the veteran association Of tho
regiment went ovrrto Jrrsoy city provided with
n TEMPTING collation.. Col. Ward t'lccraphcd
his preference TO b. allowed to march his rrgi-
mcnt back To his armory without demonstra-
ton. but the enthusiasm OF the veterans was too
great tu l." suppressed.
The Wil'tnry headquarters WINS informed hv
.I"LrHpU OF tNn approach ~ IL" TWrntv-t Ird.
and al hus past 10 word WIS sent to ia" Thir-
t,rnih to mar h down to Vail strcNt ferry to
escort the returning soldiers through the city.
4 numh of lJshiouahl residences were ilu-
minated. AMI many flags We're displayed.
As tie regiment did not arriv" ON time. tho
boys ~ the Thirteenth sang AL the old war
son = ana many college glDrs. "V"nting on the
Od Camp Ground lrcw applause from tho
tron-. Witch ilcd the street and s'onie.
\ battery w ihc Bro.AN ferry sIlLi II the
mon as they mDr'f q ufl the hoat
II ln k'd hut a few minutes ot ~ orlock last
night WD N o." Iona tr.n ~ fifteen cnrs boar
ina, the Tw"uty-tinri Il 'gnrsnt. y. g. y \. Y.
rolled into tn Jersey 4 ~ "a pot OF the Erie
Railway. TnH Nro, slyn terry hoai Fulton Wis
ia wit nc .1r Oh m. and ~ 81 w.r' quickly rm-
hirhod fnr hnn". 7 boss lopno1 rough. dir
ty. anl brown. i.' 80 g.. 20 ',.t i"ui spir-
ifs. md non" t'.... -. ..f o.. r. s'nI 1881 ri-
80 .H of 20 f.i"'
IN. rag u..nt .''.' lf 81 g. .is ntmorv hv
~" r. IT.. r'' :, '.in l.lr ll march
was crowded With tHt-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
THE CONFLICT Nv TIE EfsT
Russian Account er - Fiuht between "a Men
chairman and II Turkish Mo.Itor.

ST PETERSBURG. July 27.--An old merchant
ship the Vcsta. has had an engagement "a
Kustcnic. lasting more than five hours. with
Turkish monitor. which ned. much damaged
by Russian shells. one Of which burst her tur-
ret. The Ncsta had her rudder injured, and
went to Sebastopo for repairs. Two officers
and nine sailors were killed. and six officers,
AMONG them the commander. and seventeen
sailors were wounded One officer has since
died.
ADn1ANorLr. July 27.-Thr Russians have de-
strovrd SIX railway bridges between Jamboli
and Pnilippupol =. The rolling stock has been
sent to Constant nople.
LoNDON July IA despatch from Adriano-
pie says that 1900 Russians arc mt Osman
Bazar. The Russians also occupy kusan. ut tho
foot OF the northern slope OF the Balkan noun
tans
Fighting has boon going on since Thursday
between the russians and the forces OF ReOuf
Pasha near Eski Shgrn south OF the Balkans.
dcspat III from Plombgrrs dated to-day
confirms the departure of Midhat Pasha Tor
Constant. nople.
L ra despatch says great uncasincss pre-
v1ils there. The British f',t has left Brsika
bav. Its dcet nation il unknown but II is be-
llcNed 4 has only gone Tor cruise.
Az Pasla. one of the b,st Turkish officers.
hns been Killed in n skirmish.
Tine Mont"nrErins have blown IN the out
works Oi Nicsirs, which they recently captured.
Th'y are now bombardng the fortress from all
sides.
Turkish hatnions occupy Philippopolis but
they are about to 10. having been ordered elso-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
CHIEF JOSEPH DLIT.fNT.
lie Declares his Int crtion 10 whip Howard
mud 20 Move upon rIercr aItx.

SAN FRANCISCO, July PA despatch from
Low ston. Idaho. Of the 25th says that two men
came into Pierce City from the Musscl Shell
mines. about twenty-five miles east Of Camas
grounds. and reported seeing two parties Of
wi rriors going to join Joseph. Horse tracks of
hDstiles wert found at different points near
Pierce City. aud moccasin tracks within two
yards " the town. plainly indicating the pros
onrc Of Indian spies The means Of defending
the place are as nothing against force Of In
dams. Joseph. whom last heard from. WIS in
trcnchrd on the Lolo trail above ORC Elmo and
Canas Prairie crossing. He was not going TO
leave the country. but was increasing his forces
every day and had then between four
hundred and five hundred warriors He
sald ne would soon have ~ many mon
as Gen. Howard. He intended to whip
Howard h. said, and tlrn 20 To- 'wietOn. and
back to- Wnlla- Waa. The Indians say that
they have all the supplies they need. Jos rh
haH mas stock sccretd IN Intl tdira- irlirl".
hctw"n Lolo Crock and the Middl" Fork II the
Clearwater. lis position Is very ST. ntdr-
ally, AMI almost inacrers Die from the south or
west TIA" Approaches to llls stock ar" Il III 'ult
and apparently we'll guarded. An Indian told
an army scout that all the young mon in that
region had gone to Join Joseph. Lieut.. Dun
well ANA nus party have applied ior guns Ia arm
a company Organized at Pierce city. CONSIST lng
Of 40 mon. most Of whom are without arms
Dunwrll SAYS II arms cannot hc had. he 1t sires
n fore" pi armed men to 20 back with him and
escort To" families cut ot Pierce CITY. without
arms there 10 Il 'irnd the place u must he Hhan-
doncd, Hs h." believes the people there are IN
great danger OF mtark. Reports of II large
number OF Indians ON the FORK Of the Clear
water Nnrlou-ly ratimuted at from one to two
huudr d. have been brought in hy lumh 'rnirn
from the Northern Fork. taIts. Spurgin and
Bonus and MAJOR Weeks will start Tor the front
IN IN" morn 'nG; also. several wagons lpudcd
with provisions. ant with eighty guns and
ammunto for volunteers and citlz las Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
rnr AaTAsr rRoM ST. AorIs.
a Rumor TINT Workingmen's society IL
Aiming for an Insurrection.

ST. LOUIS July q. There is much doubt
as to whether the men captured al Sehulor's
Hail are committee men or even connected with
the strike or the workingmcn's party. They
claim To bee employees OF Bolrhnr's sugar re-
nnery. and say they were in the hall To ask per-
mission of the Executive Committee 10 RESUME
work Tho foreman of the refinery has hr'e
cont for, and II lac identities them they Will be
released.
It In said Tint the Executive Committee and
leaders of the strlN" Wrro IT, the luidng hui u
few minutes hololr the arrival of the poli"',
and that they Ned tnr'ngh ihr windows
to the roof OF an ADJOINING ding. thence
To- an alloy ia the rear anil escaped.
Il j., also said 10y thoso who mingled freely
with the porulher all dly that romnut,c" mr. 't-
iug- Wrre h 'd This mornns az wnrh lWn CONE
piuin-. each loo strong, Wr organized o,trusi-
hWio protect prop'Ily. Tut evidently Tor a very
ain rent purpose,
edge If ilr action oi nnN ui the committees
which mri ~ III. W"rklugm'ns nrhignnt'"rs
rNr"Il u~ it I~ drN flop~l hy Il 'l-'l Ii.., -iil-
"ouiu .t"r~ hui II IL iul"rl'Hy ~ 40 AN'l i4t
tn fN"uuN' COMMITTEES nA- ,r. i'l 'i-It
cNmlduI D. of rri.W 'i.l.i D. I.Il t".i Nr'. Do"
b. ARMED. Il hH- urru said iurIlIr-lY .-
that inesr mon haN" iNr- pului s"i HiW-,
and THAT they W.u 100 til'Hi 49, ..l 'i. Nr.l.tr
tn4c comes TINS siau m'it usy 3D." trAt L. lAo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
4 RIDE BTTH THE STRIKERS.
From Icboken to wn.hirstor, N. j., and
HmcL.-M ho Control the sirIk er..

Buck " no control the STRIKERS.
A SuN reporter took the early mail train
west on the Delaware Lackawannn and West
ern Railroad yesterday There were rumors
that the train would not he allowed to reach her
objective point Baston Pa. Tho regular ensi-
nccr and nrcmcn were on the locomotive with
conductor aboard. At Hacke,stown all the pas
srnf;ers but two quit the train. It was there
learned that the strikers were ugly" at wash
ington. u few miles further west.
AS the train entered the Washington depot
five or siN men climbed into thc cab. and as
many more uncoupled the passenger ears.
Conductor Allen 'monstrgtcd. bat made no
resistance When quiet was restored the local
chief 81 The striking llrrmcn, q ORG Williams.
told him that the eng ne and mail car could 20
on To- iir desi nation. hut two passenger cars
and the two pass myers must remain b'ninI.
Ihe condurnr tlrErarh' TO tn Su2"rin-
,'ui'nt IN Ho~k"n. and received orders
to take on his whole tram ar mono. whore
upon IN" stri ker. AKA II usedtolct the rnt re-
train proceed. They would take tlr engine and
m1il ar Themselves % the company wnul not
This. thrv were tuld. could not hr allowed. u- Il
they took thnrnginr and ~ar. thny would make
themselves liable to harg- of larceny. Tho
strikers tlon sent the following IN, ssi4.c to the
lu-tuasi 'r-tcnrrul:
Weave win4 To fun On ric mail car. hut the company
Will not icrntt as uih, To- ilr " i.i, u"lu "''~
fircmcn Delaware i,,kavanna AMI Western RR
Tine .r"rnrtcr took this opportunity To talg
Hr>. IT. r. ~. sentative wn- furnished win
! lu-s that would not only take him along the
| road ON UuS ear az rngiu" irutu which regular
| passengers w"r" drbnrr"d Int would also put
/ him IA Iu-it ON tn gam much informant un.
Tho "a " STRIKE. ~ % is ct.!'i. ~ SIMPLY q con-
! tnuHtlon ui thu old one Of Tu sdny WIN h VS.
hroNcn up ON Thursday 10y Wnai the strikers
| ,au lo-,ua despnt. hos. CA Wednesday and
! Thursday 10th "a .In'-rs anl iitcm'm were ON
strike. hui most uu 'Nr" t"'ily tn th"s" ~ 'te
/ End r. stunned work IN Tiur4ily afternoon.
I. "A ~ Ian .Il B 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
SUPERINTENDENT ELLrs on TRIM.
Looking Into the Irregularities OF the Trades
savings Bank

SARATOGA n fr'"iy IN inc FINS oIlai
before fine Senate to-dny when Samuel b.
win. r,.of,.r - IA, Trades sav,pos Rank
""''' wv W w ''' .'' - .,
was asked hl senator Hfhrd unout the mort
cages given hy tho trustees Of the bank. and
,yho,. ,,as d,,o with thon, tho answer showed n
""'' W. "'" ".'' wv ' -"
very much niN"d condition Of TIE 'ransntiona.
In answer o. senator st. John. the witness said
b,tup1 n lie, ri, truet.na nm, nono &C thnn, no.
Nv ''"''' " ''' w 10 ''' '7' wv ''''
knowl'dgod ~ having acted ~ su'l' we nahk
hoius run nppar.ufly hv the President and
q -. n,,..,,,.' an ,,.., ,..rs,,,,,,il, ,.v.
N"r'""'' i"' WINS wv ",'
amino the property On which ne iorrclosed the
nnrtrnrns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
The Lon. Island Hand Of n.rv,.r..

There Il ltiie doubt but That all the gang -
orsoml"i thc'c. VIII have hc'n orerarn. 600 f nufU.
tle of ltir Island safe IN the queen rofu'l ti
fHv arr 'htfie' Hal Ralph Han. Charles rascr ani
"hlaW Baker The lails have made a uil confession
O. N'ir tum's IN me shern and the other, really u
o." ou ilWstv RaIh Han WAS taken 20 oyster - as
o. ll'r uN ku.nncrc and 10 pointed out The spot
81 l woods Ntfr he had iurnd the silNorwRre Iinl
u"'i iN' l'fil Doe n "a, Hon Nllin Mc,nun, uifvr
W b, hfH lt stolen property, mu-tN ,iNerWHrr. was
soon .'unuth"i lA ut vhr, H. II hllcd a .argr hHg.
tn''l ~ hn'N A. man could carry. According co.
r.. ,iNA, unN huisou AMI Baxter were engaged an
~ luffil nf " iunn, hoU- lni that tl.y ~ NJ ire
INHd I" commit murder ~ int.r'ird win From the
CONCESSION d" NE uurfrs Uih'r .firu Iiot-ity b. ht ga
y, woods h.Ni"i was formerly 90 tl, ,mllni . Nr
"n' Al 40" W.n ars We'll Known in q Nsicr Bay,
some ol In n having been nielois loslhents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28

One 81 the troubles incident 10 the strike on
the central Sew jersey Railroad !. the holding out Of
the 100 coal men at Bergen Point They are known rs
" wheeler They get fifteen cents an hour They
content with that hut they demand that they shah be
gwen work all the uinc. This the COMPANY cannot
nlN with Business falling on. the company found that
ttN must either discharge ONE han OF them give them
a hall work Tie latter plan was d"ctici UPON but tie
mr are lssutis'd. ant m" company afei quandarv
Tie, cannot s,c them iull WORK AMI they dc
10 dlsCha.r any OF them while the strike eulng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
The Spoil. Going to the vie,or..

The Brooklyn Board o, Health. which has
be-. omc entirely Republican since the appointment BY
the Mayor ana Aldermen ~ nr Crane. yesterday dis
charged DR. VIM G otcrsnn. sanitary Inspector; :
Nfnn Assistant sanitary 'nr all penncr tts All
hr Aiwnei. Nhrcinntur ana appointed nr Edward
fffiicfau lr Mllfnn q, Burlington. CO.. t, min SER
nr > Keller. sanitary Iu~f~ Htprs. Hr ttlrHNrV.
nr NafI.. %. u l.l r"rhtn. afd nr J. \. Mccnr.
Me As.-tai' ~iuirff' Inspectors. ans = fer n, and
Janles j. loNeI,. lon Ilui- lluulDrs. AL Holull.Al.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE July 27--The Greek
Consul ut Burgas and the French and Italian
Consuls at Gallipoli have telegraphcd their re-
sp"rtive embassies here for men-of-war. owing
to the excited state of the MOslem population.
ADRiANopLE. July 27.-The foreign Consuls
her" have deliver Il Il note to the Governor re-
uu"sting him 10 take measures 10 guarantee
public safety. The italian Consul has advised
has cOmpatriOts TO leave.
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The Husband Wreck.

Lose BElNcu July 27.-Calt De Uorscy
ceased his Ahurs to-day, having taken every Trims ont of
thc wrecked steamship Husband Nineteen th.g.Aui
aO Sage, hntr h,cu saved tnd rl lot The wicck he
lH,t- tn ialI loWu-'ul u' The Hu,tun Mr'okius Com
punN Who purchased n fuf 81 1861 III, men at work.
hirahu. hornp When teN reach hrluw the water hnc.
utA VIII blow her ~ ANA save the Irun.
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solaicr. u, Altoona and rrc,sh, Moving.

ALTOONA Pa, July D. The train carry
ing the military passed through hero without
who opposed them. The railroad company
has NV begun moving their freight eastward
frpul here.
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EAsr AURORA, n Y, May ~. 1871
Messrs Seth W. Fowlc a sons
t,nt,em,u-I was troubled with dyspepsia for thirty
year ami tried several medicines advertised tor the
TIN. distressing complaint without deriving any
L-nctt from tnem, About year axe commenced TAX
irg the PERUVIAN SYRUP. aud alter using altogether
twelve bottles nnd myself entirely cured. consider
my of the worst ever rArd u AMI take great
rra-ufe reconmo ming the PERUVIAN SYRUP TO all
dAspcpucs believing that II will be sure :. cur. them
Your, respectfully j. r. BOWEN.
Sold b all druggists.