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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
PUBLIC OPINION

The feeble Endorsement Of the fraudulent
CauiYnt bv the Democratic platform was peiiunetoN
buslues. more than offset by the genuine M i'o".
beipt Endorsement Of Hivess admlni VET on M tic
sixth clause OF the resou ons-lCoum Is lohIol S'i'e
Journ ORcp)
Mr.. Packard informs New-lOrk reporter
ma, thc Republiraue tbr We are almost unanimous
I'M opposing Die southern policy of tire President - ar
a. ~ron-u Is concerned. Mr.. Packard u aounCdHu5
SuaIiteg fo savhe saw only X. as. Tom Reynolds and
Atwood Milwaukee Sentinel d.-J
John c.. Is again at the J., a and the Dem
ocrldc party ONO 10 Doe plotted tr.igh t"c oli l
tion! soon SHAH hear the clarion voice 81 ihe great
ONLY and original ON psuu. ling thr by 20 W. .oO
'crrpl Gaia eyrrvtuiu<i q jim WITH CpIIlehct' Ii
viii go much cood"-l cleveland Herald di"pJ
The Dollar Of the Daddies viii be treated
witt sri'c rs mucI cousGcrau bY The krnOh'dhs "s
b. tIr ID ls0ciats. We DO not apprehend thdj elther
marty viii an o lose much n ONO oy lbs attitude ON me
e,lrrprrv Quest o. Dor do believe tnat question Wi
he thr lending the minds OF voters Detroit Free
Press r. ND
One week from to-day our State Conven-
ton urct~ supe hut sul1n resolution ndor>iug t,e
Presidents KIND and cou~tut ouai course toward inc
Ss1tl or rt to aout.d. 1Ac President should De lu-
fDrme in rn 0rii 1--WE shat Dee cannot excel Mis-
si.sipriaus guauirity and tnat for every cXir'me
EldlcsI 10 fuses CD nfor-e MS Just course h
may count go southern states fhtt VII. approve OF
u. There Dee 100 further display OF sectional . i-
al7lins, who wash tO hetreLd the south lNlcAS
burg iiegii. cII)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
THE ELLIs INTESIIGATION.

FURTHER TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SENATE n RE-
IArloS 10 lHE PEorn@s SAVINGS BASH.
SARATOGA, y. Y, July 29.-ln the senate
Yesterday. the examination o Nr Fruch, tie Receiver
of Tic Peoples savings Bans coutiuucL tie sold
r,e dxurc. OF the bank FOR $500. AMI paid ~ 400
nc. the lease Tue genera ledger and tho teposi.ors
i,trsr varied over $1,000 the total amount o. the
it,buirie- Unpaid bills OF lie bank found amount
ing 10 $40 OO0 when the Receiver took possession some
If tge mortgages on che bank sccnud and thirc
liens. and no minutes showed any membranes.
Examiner Reid Wa recalled. lie made exam ma
zion OF h. Peoples savings Bank OctoDero 1874. The
reuort produced Nas not H'ei ~ the Department Mr..
Iui called az the Bank with um when De 20 make
thi. xariuatiou ard gave hat report % hm. The
,nrr show, dffc r Of ASSET, % % deficiency
~ Iucotl. u - tUi. TO was only our DAY mlhlu-
mi. examination knows nothing or sUft -n by the
Aftoruev-t General u 1873 lLd discontinued iu rrpv 20
senator g. r.ird Reid said his app'iIth 90 as ENam sr
came from Supr. Ellis. The cXInnail"t IN October.
I--l WAS Ala tAt.l one. suggested %, Ellis
Dspufv superintendent Lamb recalled: Never saw
nor heard the report uu oct. %. 1874, until TODAY.
Managing Clerk ~wIfur, VI the 4 torn. y-t,tucraia
on r- shown Oh" letter OF Noy H. $50; the figures
shaving "a deficiency ln tne Peoples savings Bank We're
,.rs .f ~-rD hr took the complaint 10 Mr. Ills 90 Dee
sfn to: increased agree with Reid, report; Edy trd
Werner "A cIert 90 the Bank Department. altered th,
rlrr. A iro cops Df the letter in ihe cttrr1ook ~
me p,i.arIm,ut: tho copy is iu The handwriting OF
charlie El-; dJr't remember any circumstances aoout
the alteration
Mtu.laN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
rrIrnRAPHIc NnrFs.

BOsroV. Julv 20 The total subscription IN this
City &C. John n,rofs is $1,000 5a.
SIOUX. CuY. Iowa. July 29.-Immense warns ~
g-t.-hof have fr4ur casfcry 0rclun
s.ute Monday but few anne down.
PpUgHNEEP.rr. y. j.. J ily 2o.-Ihe General 81
p,rntrnIru 0f tle cry tr ne PREVENTION oi try %
lidf.u reached night DE- d. innslE thc ciiclieS
AMI mt ageIr- thr1u~nolt fAD state
YIDDftrowN. 81 Y. July 29.-Samael n. W.
cox or state I Iorgandl IoFuship Bradford county a.,
hl, found tle skeleton 10 uanupt tf.rah r reHl ~
hls four sfgc FnEs ani iAiA- li "n i -
h-s-n III n a. ore ahcv. r ot.r. ll tno centre. Tie
o.. \ Ten inches broad ami sixteen lo.r.
CmCAGo. July 2p.-ln the Circuit Court yesior-
dly fuugr wf4nis drd ln regard tD Dbl. long rri
NtWlsrtv tha the lfirs arr entitled ii tnf -
ll-te execution tuf distribution OBJ OBJ. tr.4r pa" &c
~rrr ris fau-f confirm GIFTS frrri NnffN lI N| f'
ini luleUa posse, of l4eo uluu coaia /" 20
USED D. bounding pa .. lrlfF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
ATTRACTIONS 1r NFvEReIyK.

NEyEE,INK, \. j., JGly 29.-Fhe Highlands
Of Neycr.i. ~ j. j, Of the quiet st aad mos un-
ssuln NJ w.trrngpl-ccs that Tie spiser Of earthly
vante. need wish FOR. IL verify wat min place in
le literal the fashionable sense 0t the word People
% au batLing not or fuss aal fashion.
and There II. an air ab1ut eycTr body and everything that
* very characteristic ~ the dreamy mo of me seaside
a. Atlantic l. fIl.u" the Ieipai hptrl OF iIe
ullrr although tnfre are two or thee hotels OF lh I'M
tirp style and many of tie farmer take rt Ir 'r~
r lr view from thc Pavilion is charm l- AMI tbs t'nr
afford, good fishing ana B. atus here are cont '''-
tnlr .ilooat- ana tIe ,urcD.hug Is finer tha tt ne
Branch
Among the rec. 20 arrivals 1t the Pavilion are OK
senator Henderson,. wife aud son. of 81 ilr.-
Dr william " Ahrrrronb.a Jersey CITY; C a.
Macdonald and family Or. william Han, T. ". Footr. Jr,
r ID NcCarily. NrH-lOrA; william o. ellen aud wlie,
P.ssaie A j.; Natn9,el wv :, Lon,; Cen 're,,o
r. u,r~r Ntf. and sister lila- Emma Schuci,aefl of
or.ue. y j.; Ms llducrI ami Miss umer or huDoacn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

ARBOTr-0u saturday uorn.na JH.r 2s Emma ". dansh'
fer o. ihc Ile ur. Henry AH."t. 'i caro-. fy D. ,
f,r,I ..-t ~. l0l 49, T.Hs church, H9ho.ru, y. D..
MS lliorclvI afternoon Al D'or.
BALDWIN-Nt klle-io y. l-Son FRIDAY morning. jay
ae,- tr, .lit.rI rn l~nl Ter funeral Monday.
oco,k. from hes ate .onlr on Alnau .1F"
eAMP-At M.odsiowl. conn. on tae -1th ia't Dane. "
,.r nom Tie Netlol.,. ir..copal Church N5iie
iovlI ou Monday tle ao,h ln-t, al d. Relatives aud
.ituia invited q. attend.
g. .v-irp AZ Wl'afi conn., Jrly c5 Frank Only China %
lrIf Franklin H. 4nd l,le IpNlc. ar.D months,
FRtIan ON tle 2-n ln.t. Barbara aaI~ ~ John atom
nh ,lr.. .n, eris ~ DE family n7rri fo a'tre-
f.r hr Oh ir-; A. B orl's TOO ilr --.''r 'l
I.i -ou.u-i4v J.ll Graham iIA "rs' ih.ii ilii rh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -Aturlly.J1y -s, JOAN Heard. ac';
-1r services At Mad SON ~ T. church. Tuesday July 81
a. ID u .Incs m.
Ga-,r arld. 'fcoi John o''n'ndse h.i' i- iAe -Dih
M r...f,g nerf on tho arrival - tie I.lO b. m.
NAN ,n New Noi. va p. J.. and a Railroad
JACN-l N-uio! Jolly ~. of spopoU Prot Isaac N JscS
'-,...- ,f f,e F5.sl.. af I.a..u .. .Ires
Funeral wees -t ec-cuc'-dI 90 iAi Afternoon d"
O'Clock
NDL,- Rye Oh Friday, july - Abner Nils n ,he 7iih
pivo4 an frirna.of tle FAR ly inft,e attend e
funeral at Rye Moutsr ~ croDn sf lal' pas oro.f
carr as-s a.ll De- wn-iug o. 2-D o. 3D. from Nrr.lnf.
pINgkN ON saturday. jail -s, 40 r gts t'rlse o ne
hInrys, J. d. Hohlrt f-t nfl; n tr t'h f'af N pr, tS-
Ir. ,d On attend th~ iIusr. fom lis late si.tc ls
Hoyt-r B.ooLlyu N~n s.ay. August J. a. B., o,a-k
Tie remains sl be- taken g. Iltaa!ca ior intcrment
THNooP-At Plugh.ec2- .th a', 81 ides u iip. BE-
ria " Ae 80 lt'1' g. ...s % D I'D ,,g ,. a .i p
vnrPPLE- ia Broosivn. on -sidriay morning. July -,
1877 .oIn TO- MMppl. lu f,e - 20 yra- uf I.'
Relative and friends are invited - attend his funeral
MONDAY, jay 5' ~ j. q. I'm ,I- -r-',Ali" 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
sTRTKEs A NENACE TO THE NATION.

The Rev. Mr.. IIttefeld. who delivered IN
address ON ..-ucces AZ tine 1r street Methodist EpI-
copal Church. Brooklyn, Yesterday morning declared
that this nation % achieve trur success had yet 90 learn
the lesson that a equal. whether they reside OBJ
e banks of Oh, mighty Mississippi or under tine shade"
of Banker HU Skies neuIcod She existence Of nc Re
public and w,th THO riot md hioodshcd by which tn'y
were accompanied. were 100 direct opposition the pm
chile of equal rights. The railroad romptni,s had %
riai,r d, NOV. their trans, freight or pa.-en -ar.
aid The strikers must De taught the Ics-
son severely. tut au men w"tr under 'he
ro, roll u. Iat. O.. drrU likewise uist De ii<ii CON-
trol T. great aitl.T Was that o.. .r IAl been 700
much license ia me Lnted stale. Children oi t~
wear, Of age talked uIch 40 tI-r pare. tud ir-hrc u
ID ned instead of obryiuE Tile s.qd"-" Go sueh 100 ihci
would oc violence and treason Co e. S,air' t't"t''
san laric. OBJ teachers aUI .he ucr- 10 = -ai dn
nation should io-st uuou obedience - the law. ano
teacher aud parents especially h"ut I,Ist upon tho,
r.d.r ei. clar.. being .d1cttd 'ccordiu- ?" 'itd
l.V. Ga tli only could ihe saiei e the nauon AN
nlIL. d l--LLrIl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
COLLISION or coArr ISLAND ra4lys.

THREE PERSONS INJURED AT PhRAFIiLE CRosHlN''
The first accident, arising from the rivalry
between the railroads rmn.ns TO C,nry Island took parr
last evening at the p1rkyc crossing the scene OF the
railroad STRIFE some months AZ At tAat point
the Manhattan Bench roAd crosses the track Of The
Coney Island and Prospect Park railroad Last evening
the down 81 = express. the uey island AID rospec,
Park Road the '!nuatitn b'Arh lillu ~ ID "'
passing striking 10 nearly iu me centre. friiuhtt
there piss un-- ou either trIl,nT TEE icti'i
vouId have proved "A serious one. The engine CA The
Coucy l>IInd Road was urSy, .-nd cor l'tcy H'-
r0slrd as was al.0 the cor following. Tie engineer
esrlucd without 'IiurY and only two passengers ~ iut
car were Injured NIs. TIaEly OF 20. 80 ieniE-,i
was wounde. face and head. and hcr mp was dis
located and Mrs. O'uaui, of NO + Nycnci,t. was
,lisitly mined the body. Three Gags on the Mall
haitian Beach Il lad wrecked aud one % TIE br;ir-
men wa ,lgiuy hast Ilc wounded persons we're IN
MEDIA. ely o. a.l home hy thr l.l.foId companies.
The tracks of roads visible % oouh derahe
dI lucs iu either direction from tua crossing, a-i DO -
difncu.t 10 account for the collision. Elcn Company
claims that the Au.. OF the other, and lion 10
qrv DO -.rn- probable tlat both equally ~ blame.
Il IL .d that both trains were beul.d tin aLd neither
would eve Wy 30 the crossing, e. n would ensure 2.
further io,s of time. BOtl b, nt Dn ll iull speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

,noifbor-cl tuhs flied with scrapings OF tne & u
:, sas hauked 10y soldiers WITH arbs re'oi''"' ~
sousd m like order brought mp ''e r'''' a..
American civilization Is not appearinS az ~
- In t,ese DAYS OF boodshcd and anarchy 2u even ia
y 80, ..+,,o II ia above the Chinese level. AZ CnunS
~ small village inhabited by Fishermen ah9 ,'i
- peonls some co sfsons 90 the Roman Nat"",io
lulSS - ,l,co n ve.. AGO. An old man ana nus son
,vere received as members OF the rl,'!oh t.i ~
,,rtad The rest the villagers htu 90 li' ',l.'
@Seir fIrcfthcrs one day last sprag inc ~" U 80
Srsd OF crackers iu honor OF picture Nhlcn Lt t,
- Mod I'D them bv "a French priest anu 'H'l
t5,g laced 10 over the brick bed-pace' they Ahe,s
5on Ia ,l ,rc the saint As they were khcelhI, o' w
- c ms or brothers rushed into the room win noe
a5 No riv ,cv red the head Of the Younger man Inc
father rln oil for assistance and laid MS com 49,
h. was told that his hld been ted 20 'ie Jo
Lca.e and inundated Not satisfied Win one m"r"S''
60 ~ ma .r- led hv two uncles relatives having ue
Ynandel that the old man should give up ms "a w r,i-lo
100 linn 10 "a donkey with rome round MS .tC0 Gro
dragged hlm the joss-huuse. me hcarl- OBJ w. W
MARTYRS We searched for, as 10 was though, 'n'N
breu stolen by fhe evil spirit. and hnllN hoo O''4-
made into the ZEE the bodies were thrown III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
OLn PEaPEKTY FOR IN.
DIRECT EXCHANGES BY GOVERNMENT OFFICERS va
ADAI-sfBLg.

ADMISSIBLE.
WAsHIvGroN. July 29.-The opinion of the
.ttornry euerll concerning tie authority OBJ e nieI
states 01 .crs to xe.ans old Government property for
Lew is published bv Treasury Department for The in
formation VI a cor ,cr 90. The which called it ont
d. tnc propos ion OF tla Bureau OF En-rvus and Prime
ing to exchange Old press for uew. The Atomey-Gel
cI.l says:
n may often happen mat by the iulicious % ot
mt,er.l il cxcnanCt Tor necessary fn-cniuerv more
a ivluagcous cOut.ac3 may bore rlde than ID aIJ other
uIoe. yot / not prepared 20 say chat sucn
..ntrlc.- .r- authorized ny iaN. n hlS p'eI the
frt .u of Congress as manifested by the statues. eS
.n g. Y,a.,, oi Oh I'D .tel which sod should3 COW
rrr INTO c Treasury and tuu, arcOunlcd Tor. Although
t,n,... H. deemed o. tier is % rule or business to
p.i.,rar t. tine OH, p having ctrce oi OLD mttri ai
,uuu. uIrI1. and account z r DO r orl ih alirt"t'
rl, fh. purchase o -ucu new material %, DE- required
out Oi ti.e specific appropriation i'r JGat purpose.
Tile Attorney General quotes SECTIONS 3oIo ahd 5o'-
o. tac Revised Statutes. a-t si}s:
Tac-e -c.oul contemplate tllt there v ~ he sales 81
rft.ir
f f- t,I,. fuu-ut iHe Than those included within zoe
executions tpr Jhr L,de in which sue dies shall DEE cen
o.ctcl, Nhr,irt pl '-tt', i''-. "' '' .
oturrE .lcct" prov i-on n .dir Id those italtr
t sales l-.t 40 tlc d-,re oh OF M oi,rf j''h
ul..isc OI aie- "d iHltei'.' o"s a. as go .lI.u a.,
wncr sucl Sales ar' maa go p.o..''l' -,n I'VE ,o,r
Int, tnt Treasury ou account "I " Pr"r'"u- o "'S
val. :. ~ be- i, iih-r,1,fter D.. made
IL is therefore In your power to MAKE t"" uaha'c-
Cow rIlmcut riiru. tie sle result t4i would De-
Ia lee manufacturer, 81 lt puuu- press ihr olI PRESS
al ATE wnicn yOu snail determine to DE- lar and 1881,
it L. ,ui .er from -ilfI sac VIII necessarily Toe
covered mt, thr Treasury on account OF pro
o.rd. of Governments property" By the orhtr
rr.iI.,ct on you may rIrcul.e from the m.u-
uf.ctIsrrs. paving lOf tne same oIt ni ' P'i"ptIu
NH, +. ,. u , yorr nluds tIat purpa- ole Le"
ur. S. ~ ir -rrd tur t-r. nile toe result ;" hI
a.. Inc Government concerned j. hc same DO " not
m ,ur., have. .uc iil, riirt aeon tul.I iuptAl"h
ID. wound be b-riuc.u Dc ION were emitted o ply TOT i"r
MY r,- ~ t nee appropriation iu yOur ntnd' COR sic
~, lt.ultri.. 1 l., lhr a. uOunt received 44Jm tlc oid
me-, b, ing covered into t.e Treasury, Viii theu De-
subject 40 t.c I..urc action OF congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
WASHINGTON.
TIE MEXICAN RAIDS.
THE PART or TIE EOHD WHICH Is MoIFsTED-
AZ OFuCEn's LITTER.
lBY TELEGRAPH ro TIM rHnrNEl

iNf RAM " HE NIAD II WHICH - flNlsFNlLb-
AZ OFWCE"'s LITTER.
lBT TELEGRAPH ro TIN ThBrNEl
WAsHNGTON, July 29.-One of the prominent
officers ~ the army guarding the Mexican border
between the Gulf of Mexico and Laredo. writes ~
follows to friend in ths city under the date Of
July7 What Is all this internal roar about Mex
lean ouiraGo,, and who is making itl Why as we'll
I can learn, there has not been a steer OF heier
crossed orsoen between Laredo aud tine GIif NnX-
leo during the las; year. Certainly none have been
reported TO sither myself ms patrols. which cover
the whole inc, and you know how quick rancheros
are to complain" THIS information cOrresp )nds
substantially with that ceived from other sources.
When Diaz left the Mexican frontier for the interior
with his army, he took with him nearly all the men
who had been engaged in raiding across 'he lower
Rio Graude upon texas stock. The late out
III rs reported by Gen. Ori have al o.crrred
above Laredo and IN the vicinity o. Eagle
Pass. and have been f character entirely 1.er NJ
FROM those of which complaint former II lie
lower down the rivrr The late invaders have tctn
Indians aud haf-breeds whose object has been TO
capture mules and horses rather tbar iect-caf le
and it is to prevent RAIDS of this class tina, Con. Ord
has been instructed to resort TO the most vigorous
measures. The officer above quoted probably knows
very little Of che condition of affairs higher up the
river, tAat country entirely beyond his ursd.c-
tlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
- EXTENr - mn CONsPIRACY.

The coercion of the Trades Is Cue OF the
alarming features Of tIc present disturbance II Is he
more 4rmug ia d. the ihd stage Oi the
genera, NOT The first stlgo WIS the sudden stOppagc
az work Oh the trunk lines ~ railway bY the members OF
lie Truumeu's Union. tho second VS. the accession to
the r = Oh tae sli ser sOrdcry class who are
always ripe o. Violence ami robbery; th tifd
is thc closing Of great manufacturing establish NE at
1rr-t or mob Boo which tine actual strikers have
sunk o. the minimum quantity, ecnpSrG Dl tue
worse and DOider element IT anything We're
needed -o establish the fact OF an organized con
sp.rt.g AGAINST law aud order THIS active sympathy
OF tr Trade sSIt tGe strikers aud rioters supplies tne
eyuerrr Had they bestowed few mi. 1te- Oi Thought
unOu . pr. ceIeus already 40 hand, THESE ONO op"r
I've, would nave remembered tnat the great STRIKE I'D
-iis city u the spring oi l-11, ln winch 400 men,
frptrtlug tNcL y-IIuc Trades, TOOK part, lasted bLt
one month"; 10 dead io~s OF 81 100000 DID wages 20 the
strikers. luI ended formal combination OF employ
ers against IraCc-U nl0uIsu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

DYING Of hunger should yon forget your manhood Aud
whrn ynu mas hrd-c Time Of eXir, me dihculiy
d, self det a don't .hrnX. Wuen reduced to poVe ~
20 down boldly and don't lose yourself don't sos th
a dollar 4 day T. enough 20 support a wnrsingm1u;
% is enough 90 support % man should Dee DIS Own
monarch stand aud having done all, stand ~ WY
of education virtue, frugilitv ans industry ~ the
w0rEnrnun q, mp. I'D DEE never 20 so Al-h mat
snail not eIiire no his elev1u0n.
Thauk q a. that the or the present crisis haS
passed more CIlss Of men fo whom we owe so
mu n o. tic railroad workers oi our continent we
APPRECIATE their fidelity and We honor tlcir industry
bf r ought 10 rcuuke thriu when they go wrong and
nep 10 lead them hack. God bless the people an f"se
them more 90 Tor this by Ma ls them more oDrGeh1 80
lie law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
A JEGsEYN1N u DEAD EARNEST

In tuesdays TRIBUNE we read " all sorts of
exf.oruIu.g tuu-s come ont of NrW-JcI Soy -,, en-
teen wear lOcuSts. jim -covl, Che pOt-bug, aud The
cur-rtrv XII OIL Luc Wu0lc turtyelglt Governors of
fh,- uei -ti,r- at clip" Vow There little point
u this Joking Tie locust and tho pOtatObug NOT
peculiar soil. dud 90 ~cOyll, does not equal
scores political butts, not To speak ot ueagogues aud
Islsca.s 10 be found ID our ncsLbgrug states.
Tut this is only Of piece With all The hLgs
made q, our LITTLE state. Tie proposition ot Jersey ~ 20
10 have ana excursion of the Governors would ht been
attacked ALTER another fashion nad 10 originated ID New
Yurk 1uj since OrI uatrd acc, the mauue Of stack
L. lc stale AMI Improbable 0uc " referring to some u
the .uIrelut points thal have been associated with
our utu- Friends. please let alone New Jersey Dr.
ahunity r o. Take care oi lts lt, AND has as good
reason ior holding high It's ur.G - you can have.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

Baseball clubs are still striking bat It
g. not accr-stry M out fnr troops 90 ut tl'm hpth
The mil amen cou.iut cr pic cn amy Mofe IMAM lne
x,ne dOrs.-l NOR i-l3wu ucralh
"Suppo,e we pass a law" said severe father
to hi- a. gnter. aal . D. -lr cd hteru years ula 40
rsr'i cs b q gOu meal shall -'r married tl shD 'ahs
ho,y to iD 90 o. n then. we'd l 80 married IL SOW
cutecu. resi- Ol -u tle -rls DOB sweet chorus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

SOUTH CAR LIMA DISTRICT AGREps TO DROP
POLITICAL VIOLENCE, AND SENDS CoNiu1TEE
TO WASHINGTON.

POLITICAL VIOLENCE, AND SENDS A COMiuITEE
TO WASHINGTON.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUyE.l
WASHINGTON, July pa delegation Of gentle
men from the Elgefeld and Ellenton Districts Of
South Carolina, composed Of Republicans both
white and black, and Of Democrats, has recently
called upon the President. The object was - lay
before him the pioc, ;dings Of the late mass-neet-
iu- participated IN by ali CLASSES n those portions Of
the state at which the people on each side pledged
thomse.yr. hereafter 10 live M peace with their
ncighbor If every class and race. and agreed each
with the other that violence AID disorder arising ou
OF political differences should cease. A . result Of
this agreement all the parties to IL have united H.
asking the President TO he dismissed all the
cas-, recently riedby Chief Justice Waite, ana at the
same time tley say that the state authorities propose
10 dismiss a number of political suits begun IN local
courts against Republicans The President exDr ssoG
much satisfaction al the improved condition Of
alTur in South Carolina. and members Of the dele
CATION report that ne promised 10 take into consld-
Grafton the request they had made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
MUSICAL NOTES.

DR.. F. L. Ritter of Vassar College has fin
hal new piauoortc concerto. which is o. De given In
MS city hex, winter by So r.. Mills.
Mis- Emma Abbott will give concert atthc
Iutrl states Hotel iu Saratoga on Monday, August l,
eAe wl bc assisted Jy BIlgAOl, Fcrauu, Futsch ana
{ B. Ail.s.
The Thomas concerts in Chicago are going
forward very successfully Thomas VIII only remain Boz
OlltaEO until August 4, WAlru VII make hio season
o.eoi seven weeks Iu ALL From Chicago he goes 10 st.
Louis.
Hans Won Bul0w must be far on the road to
recovery is announced tn he viii give piano re-
Gtd, A London iu October aud we 1uduct tle concerts
9l llc Glasgow Choral Union nom November u To lne
hist week 10 January.
The Camia-UrsO Concert Company VIII com
Rihe tAe following artists durn tAe coming ason 3
aluc Camilla Cfso, yloliust; Mi ly} " .nocsi"fie'
soHan0i Mr. W. g. Tower. tenor; hr. j. B. hudo pA'oh'
"-4llunci Herr BeuuO -cAcncA, pianist.
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john Biskupski, Russian Pole, boarded at
ia. house Of Thomas Osecsi, al No 90 t~r-'', l4"l
March To June g. aud then r'iLo'ei 10 30 100 -
r-th..t Is -ip. au unpail board hll ~ about s2C.
s sft.rvard Oh calling To set his trunk he was In
termed by O-eci thai could not have until ne set
t,d ns indebtedness ~ the advice OF friends ne se
f Tie po-scsson Of the trunk and won the suit O,rtl
,nen .f ouf warrant f1r Bi.kui skis arrest rrlf chl-
, maj h. had stolen yarou- articles While ~ DIS mouse
vest fiay at the Essex Market P,hec Court Jn'.'
Murray dismissed the complaint. expressing ,h' "p'ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

MIDDLETOwN, y. l., july 29.-Ihe lion.
Joseph H. Iuihll died 80 E.envr. Jls.er DUSTY, y
Gay n ght m DTS s.xty-..vcuh year. DO Wa elected
~ Congress $50 r.preas nne Us'r aud Greene Conn
ties lie had tr,n Clerk ~ Ulster County, and eid mtny
important POSITIONS ~ trust JOB hc town Naeaf-laz aai
u the county Hn Was rlmlueIfY connected 10 many
years with the Merchants and Tanner FREIGHT Inc,
was a man N laf-r charities. BE- leaves vic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

T. NJ Haiz,u. better known rs private
Da1.l ..- been unanimously 800 DIuated for reel. clon
a. . -..I .,Irc. ~ reliable flur 10 iid very
uouuItr Boa his county We hop" Lee vii bee successful zoo
tAr us 10 D., certainly tIe duty OF every Eepu1l cam
O. vote for Tim. His many contributions 90 tEc press
have gwen him reputation abroad that does injustice
I. doe uau lu. Sc h- Wal now probably discontinue,
and give his attention to the more serious WO~S OF tuc
campaign. Iu hr leg .iat.gt DILc voted uglt,inc A
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RrRNINH oFA nnTEL.

SA~ Francisco, July 29.-Ihe Cosmopolitan
Hotl.a fou--.tory wooden bulidng, was burned with
all .ic contents yesterday. The boss IL about $4,000
IA, remains ot one man We're fouur the RUNS. aud
one otAcr ls missing