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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
cABIyFT-NIAKrRs .rLLL 0N sTRIKr.

About Onc-thiId of the 400 men who struck
20 HERMANN q Co.'S factory on Thursday, returned 10
tlclr WORK yesterday morning weary 0f dlcncss and
delighted With the opportunity 10 continue work NJ.
Mover the bOokkccDer told them that Lee Instructed
to make 10 concessions bat thoy cond return
10 work 10 the old II they desired OHl. uachr-
sts have returned 10 wolk, She cainrt makers stu
hodmz out. They h;vc held freq .cut tins, 40 which
TIC situation has been discussed luy. The fctoiir. Of
other firms have been visited. id tLc solicited to JOIN
IN general ssike but ali teii efforts u Tie striker. nave
proved ru.ilyss Mr. Niger stated 10 TEHCyL reporter
yesterday That the nn bad not been nconyeuicncrd 10y
the strike They considered 10 very pable yaca-
ton for their finances" The was exceedingly
dali ami :hcrc very little wOr Tor Tie men. In order
10 keep them nom beng IDLE their wages were arranged
so tat goods could be sold hte cheaper. The
nisc3msi ued idea, SAID Ml Meyer nj thOueAt We
were tryiug make more money AZ TIER expense" lie
gave tho Exporter ~ understand That the linn 10
way xi,s 10 nave tie mon return bat II hey did tney
wogd BE- taken back. Nhn business improves new men
Mr ward. OF me nm Of Warren Ward & Co.. cabinet
makers was asked # any fears were entertained thai
the strike would spread II DOES moi amount 10
of rms" sad be- tine majority o. me strikers are
proDablg uIcuOr iklDen who MAZE be,ists@is thai
sold for couple 81 dollars They would have no III
flence over skilfu mechanics Tie trade certainly
gard. This strike OF httIe account"
j. T. Allen another dealer ia Cauai-.t., said that the
times we're too hard for men STRIKE. Scores of good
mechanics entered ins place daily seeking work. 1ne
men ia his employ were visited by ihe strikers fiom
Hermann Co.'S shop, but thCy appeared perfectly
tented. He Thought that ileh who struck duT1Dg the
prrseut dnll were WY foolish. lie elt sure that
there would br spread Of tie strike tn Cabinet
makers Union had dvindied down to very small
bersblp.
About 800 wOrkmcn assembled at Harmonic Han, No
1879 Esex-st. last evening To protest against the low
wages they have been RECEIVING Joseph HaibcTt pre-
sided. The meeting was adtlcsstG IN German by
Mes.rs. Stroller. Myers, HecSer ana others some NJ
those present were from oth'r Factories who ympa
thzed with the strikers According 10 their statements
reduction ~ 40 per cent mas been made sincc January
They now ask increase Of % per cent Ia order
10 earn III 40 day they have Ia make each day four
bureaus four drawers eGcn which only be- done
by tho most skful mechanics 1Dey can only
from - 10 - "a week, where formerly 80 was made. a
trade sale amounting 10 SlJWU was nac ny the irfn
Iast Wednesday. The wOfkmep declare that the
articles yet made and That II they take advantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
ARREST OF A NEwJERsEy RIoTER.

One of the strikers on Che Delaware Lack
awauua and Western Railroad arrived in hob"keu la9'
evening. in charge of two United states Deputy has'a-
and several mem,er. Il the 2d Battalion OF New
Jersey R.fer. his arrival. Superintendent Rcasonrr
aue stod Chief Of Police Donovan Co have u rumbcf
Of policemen present IN the depot rs an ai-
tempt might Doe made 10 rescue TIE prisoner.
The prisoner. james Gallagher. fireman. vas
CHARGED viii interfering wI'h the United States
mail ai washington. =. j. on Thursday .a 9. II = '!
Iced tst nr l4iuted pistol ut ID" hrld al fireman.
and r,lt,rlfe nm io have nj. ne. 40 drm0ustr-
lion was made ou Gaiia-hct'- atUytl ~ HnhotTn BE
,as tat. " .5Od,r'- office fora few minutes, ana
ys tUr1 -f irtri before United states Commits oner
NM head Of Jersey city iJ whom b" was committed -
H. county jail. Gallagher was formerly resident Of
Io,Oagu.
me on REGIMENT " &C. =. v j.. Inch has been in
c,r,, several ant. in 90, EN-pu Fdds at IIrlaFrI.
VA. di,n..-ri lr,; evening by order OF Gov. Hcc. f.
will ~ cYi.'d together again II Cnof D'uo' Il S1on.d
deem n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
No1r.r IN rnE snIREs cAsE.

The inquest ia the ease Of GcOrgiana ShiEes
Of No 32s West Thirtethst, the young woman who drd
July 81 Is supposed from the effects of an operation
performed by" Dr. Emery" u NJ. l3j East Foynintl-
st., brgun before Coroner Enscr al the romeo st
ION in West Ihrty.scyoutl-sf. yesterday afternoon
William r. Hfwe and Max B1YrrsdOu appeared I1f ire
l.rlsoue.. Dr. Emery, Bradford, was present. ana
seemed entirely in-uuccrned. Dr. Samuel KENNEDY VINO
attend d Miss rbres before her dSai! ana zee dttcc,iNe
who arrested Dg Entr-, were thr ouly witnesses cAan
med Tier stories appeared IN TIE TRIBUNE 81 Juy
- Dr Kennedy said the patient ioid hi sac WI, SUI
leru from au abortion caused by Dr. Emery hu shc re-
lfs.d r., disclose fHo name 81 her seduccr ~le added
hovcyer fnai he tad been Wiling 10 do aly lhthE DAt
marry her II IS reported that her Deuayer ls sic son o.
= rrofuluruf physician. The inquest VIII De continued
"a Il , %
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SHiP NEH&



poRr OF NEw.YoisA ..-.......-....-.... JILL -
steamship Montana OBJ. Be- doe, Liverpool Nili"n'~
S-ii..i..-ia Eleanor. Iuausoa. Portland j. p Ans -
-ttlu-uiV Anthracite. 1tuil''. ii'''4'A4'' i''''' ~
,'caa.ip wyarose Coaci Richmond. ciA Point am N'f
.'." ,' ..i i.t .,f w.. ,,,n nrc,, SON Co. .
iIis II,bc ,3.l Lr.rca.ai fs'b'D-l' tAi' "''i8'''
Ss MalihaJ Dradv Deb Brady, EAeIoc nE J. p "'"
Cortland lfi- Ue;rorc iIayrc Fraac,.j ~ WI ary
BalA Io.,c ita.I, .s.c i'.,e--. tiai.'' l-'''h ''
Bar. DO Fi C,aatJ. preiauda. ryH, Moath Deck A's'
.'. sS u ilc East Bill pomey. London. Pc'o' VII
Ia, Lr.o IS o.. orlu, Co.'s. fuuci IIY, * c. c
D. tirey, 800. Ili :. tr
-cft Nlnoa ceatn. Moorc l.elhlcnG ~, -1n'e' H. '
re,s - M raomr,oa. sears joan. l.. r.. H. J. "'a'i'
s,r narr-rm ,utora SpanA vorsrr, Las 'aia'''
,chf. A.unic q. Loud Hot Alicante SPAN "''
3-hi :. T. Goodwin Williams Brlls,p.rt o.a' H''D''"'
: In Nottiv \. nand. Hand phiaispii PENN N"''""
scbr d. d. crane Golden. iiart.ori Racket n Bra
ARRIVED.
ship Deutschland lGrrl. horI, Dundee June - IN ass
Il,rpau x 20 sandy itr,s .'f
Rr.g sarah -. j"f liaiaN, fosnseua bhiA ~ '"''~ ~
sugar. ordVl; NtsSl 70 O. H. HNsl sun ,tsp,,r,ilA
% days. with nasc. J. da RIVERA a ,oi Ne''e " = ~
nark Lizzie Wright tof John. ~ Bh w!ish' psss,,;
June IL la ballast t0J ". Parker 4 Co AneA"ie' " amy
Ifous q ORDERS. a., - 4. n,nss, "a
Rark Many (Nor.l Wig. Bremen % dUs ~ e.i1sS .s
Ftnrh I,ive & Co Had light Niads aud nuesi July y ~
~ 81 lou 40 20 spuEs ship VIM weo bury. n bsvpr" y,
n.it.or.. same a 10 British Ozark award ito pap 80
MiIamichi July tat 40 49, Ion 5o.ol psiA ohn 'Dih ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
THE COURTS.
HABEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS.

In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, Judge
Donohue had before him unusual number OF haoeas
corpus writs criminal matters. in all OF when Mr.
Leary appeared as the representative OF Dsrict'At0r
ney Phelps
william Lockwood accordin Q TO the proof, found
with parts burglars tools. and his c0ulsel, y. ~.
NoCcliand. raised the question before IolIco JsSe
Morgan, that parts OF burglars tools ana nOt CONE t
The statute furnishing the mere possession OF certain
kinds Of Burglars tools. and demanded an eknnhon.
Justice MORGAN on whom me deianu m o. The
appeal 10 judge DOnOiue by certiOfar anu aDeas cor
pns the Judge decided t!at nm accused prisoner Was
ALWAYS entitled any ground t0 an examination "
fore The committing magistrate, anu uItcieu ~
nation at p. to-day, meanwhile remaining inc prs
Joseph schloss. having been convicted Of ms
dcmcanor ut the General sessions, was stI' " ~
Howe "a Judge D1nOhuc in supreme t0iift 'baDiS'
to admit hin to bail peuilng ms appe,, D IndSe
peal book and writ OF error were not yet FePa'o" 'o
A,iorh Iefkowski was charged with receiyn stolen
Goods The complainant lost goods worth ~ I} TOD' it
only pair Of boots pair Of shoes were pui" ~ ~
possession of the prisoner, VINO y DtIey, :, - "a
D0noluc however, Thought the Police Ha-isl.n.e n
the better opportunity 10 cNelfi-e a., w H. "a t,tc
ItfBsed to reduce the bail Fixed 10y the Mag 7lile. ,t
Edward g. Ofto. who Killed man IN dfuhhen W ,h
committed witluut Dai 10 aNsiI ~ az ,,',,. II,
Grand Jury. He applied yesterday 70 Jn.SV i Mr.
Supreme Court Chambers. ~ bc admitted 70 bali l,
rrV for the Disrici-AttOUey stated mat me eVihrte
went far show that the case was one o h.iu,r i
vovmV return OF the prisoner alter tle hf-t ahl1 Ndn
over with purpose 20 All. Judge Dohohuo o'hod 'ne
mU ion. 49,, 70. ,.,.,-,,r,
asked his release. The evidence was mat D. Was :, en-
unssu. around tde store which was robbed Jupse Don
oiuc thought the Police Justice had me pc lnaS %
judging the weight o. the evidence ana reinsc 10 io
Ylure the t.ail fixed by Inn. ltd,
Charles NJ Jct,on Is held on two charSe- o, sue ih
,a,.ii.a brans. ~ oUc his hnI - T%JOo' 20 t.
- 300 lie applied 20 Judge Dpnohuc 10 nave ms n'.n
on each reduced 10 $1,000 claiming ina III cue c m
con "a show clear ami, ana ~ 'l' o'n' w, @ az
yyts doubtful and MS alleged associate hah be'h an
mitted BAH IN $1,000. Judge Donone @S1n aho1Sml
rae committing Ma-stTatc WIS tue "cs' J""7' ""' ~
fused % Utcrierp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
AN ACCIDENT. nor \ CRIME.

John Duffy, an irishman, age 10 years, was
found IN condition with his skull fractured early
last Frdy morn o. the sidewalk ia iont OF The cheap
ioI,uc-nose al no. - Waters;. Brooklyn, and was re
moy,,! TO the Brookyn C,y lIoptl. lie stated 10 Dr.
Eand who was in charge, that he had engaged front
room III ihr above house, and That the weather beng
r and tue room cose be- had placed h. bed near ne
window. and rad ale OUT Al hfSt MS 'toft W''' my
mo-. a., t, .t slcan hcirycd that hc received bls
,yuiin daring "a ol..rIcl since looked as t-"u-h Do
mix 4 have been unlctrn WIN @litp Iat' "'
lie man during tie dem iuu. cons, iucut upon l' lJu-
t Ma, ,cl. beard 10 iuttcr threats a-an, lnuf iu-
ais. whose ud.acs cOult u1t DE ascertain IL DiA3 "cu
a. n ,Isir,,i r,y :. ,roty nuruiu-. and his nouy VAS
removed a. as tior-U.. whore post norton tNthha
f,n~ - mel. fe,tef.lay. found 10 lave come -
n l, "a fracture Ot thc snul Accidentally tccth e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31

company agreed TO pay the amounts due employees prior
10 june 10y August -, and amounts due prior to Au
gust by Oohcr I. and to make their wages uniform
vita those paid by other Texas roads Trainmon on the
san Antonio Road have secured advance OF 10 per
cent to take effect August l. shop hands this road
have not yet accepted this proposition, hut II is thought
they will Tbs mon had not struck. but II was nndrr-
they would have done had he advance not been
MARYLAND TRAINS RUNNING.
BALTIMORE, July 3O.--The Baltimore ard
Ohio Officials at Camden station furnish the following
statement OF the situation their roed to-day: The
strike IL virtually ended between Baltimore and the Ohio
River Trains going ont from Grafton, Kcyser. Cum
berland and NIarinsburg in large numbers and without
the assistance tho military. We viii send ont from
here today thirty trains. We anticipate further
trouble Anumbcr Of tn old men returning 80 work,
Dispatch from Kcysor saws that an eastward houud
trains started to-day. At tac conference oi .izens
westward trains should also be started TODAY nut
when effort made 90 sta"t them This morning. the
eTcws would not ~ out several houl' 81 'nhier'nee
followed resulting n failure of agreement between tho
road officials and tho leaders of IL" strikers II y
more 10 take west. and fu tsaic viii be opened
up tomorrow morning.
TRAFFIC RESUMED At SCRANTON.
scranton, Penn, July 30.-At one o'clock
TIL afternoon Inoctn- OF the railroad strikers o. tne
Delaware. Lackavanua and Western Railroad Company
held here and unanimous vote passed IN favor oil
returning work az the reduced rat" oi Waaes'
Trans began running m all directions ihiS "i't'-
noon shortly after four O'Clock whpt any DISTURBANCE;
The strike q! The miners and r0r-wcrScr wbo number
several thousand st continues. with no prospect OF
termination. ami q distraction % property ia greatly
feared Several places were iaided ana robbed last
nixhi aud PROVISIONS carried of in Large quantities.
There Is much distress among the poor
TIL LAKE SHORE RUNNING.
BUFFALO, \. Y, July 3O.-At D meeting Of
The pllycs 81 tHc Buffalo Division Of tac Lake shore
nud aIlehi-au southern Railroad yesterday it re-
solved tnat al engineers. dremeu and brakemen return
10 eir r ucctive places This morning ana accordingly
The Company .uulL.ite tlat they would resume thc
movement OF tilicut trains today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
THE INDIAN VAR.

JosEPH's BAND, 400 STRONG, SEEN IN MONTANA
MASTERING OF VOLUNTEERS.
DEER LODGE, Montana, July pa letter
from Gov Potts says that Josephs band passed Capt
Rawns ntrenchments yesterdan ate In The after'con
within gun-shot, but not gun fred at them The In
dams are going ont by the head Of the Bitter Root aid
Big Hole Nalcs they about 400 strong, aud well
armed Secretary Mlls ,ys lie viii have 900 Een IN Big
Hole Valley tomorrow The volunteer. are leaving
Town ia all sorts OF cUnyCyanccs for Big Hole Basin.
company from Butte CITY numbering sixtypine men
have left for the iront Another company NJ the
number peeied to-day. the Deer Lodge Reserves
numbering twenty-five, eft here las evening The
panes from Butte have since been ordered back 10 Deer
Ledge.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN DEER LODGE AND MS
sOUIA COUSTIFs.
MIssOULA. Montana. JAY 2S-The Indians hayo thrown
ont q force below Rawns position on the L0lo trail a
company from Deer Lodge have gone TO open c0hmani
cation with Captain IawD. 4 company Of sixteen men
arrived ut Lotto to-day froDl Php-bnrg. There Is
information Gen. Gibbons. Tie Inians seem Dc
tcruncd To force passage to tic buffalo county. Tho
GOV issued ls proclamation the 2Gth, calling ont
the organized vanss Deer Lodge ard NissGla
Counties. The TIA heads are cooperating with RaWn and
have already sent number OF warriors 20 Rawns canD.
RtMORs or NJ INDIAN llASsACET.
CHICAGO, H., July 3O.-A special dispatch from sioux
CITY to me }rb,Ue says that unauheucaod report
Yauktown that tire indians have massaercd
al the inhabitants - Fort Boise The telegraph lincs
beinx down 10 particulars ubianabc. The dis
patcn alue, 10 the mission OF Gen Crook now ON hs
Westward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
TIE H0N. GE0KgE WARD HUNT

The Ri.h Hon. George Ward Hunt, whose
da.inat f.cmtufs, Germany, sunday has been an-
uoun,-G was thr only surviving Of TIE Late Rev.
Grur-s Hun. Some me Rector Of Bunnghan-ctuu-
Corc,-Wes.en Suffolk I'm ;liad. Ne hosn ri Buca
hunt n 80. and 15J7 married The thrl daughter OF
the Bishop OF Mora, aId Ross. Mr. Hunt educated
al lion ard at Christ Church. OX'oid. wAeTr b. va,
second in classics in ISIS He was era .uated 81.
Master u AIS in lsjl, and in $50 received
the degree OF Doctor If Civil Law rom his Alma Mater
III 1851 Le VS. called the bar the Inner Tempe.
and io- time travelled The oxford Circuit. IL later ycaI
he gave ip the practice 81 law. SIR. Huui M
~, ll candidate for Parliament i l-j2 and i--7
At rcoud election, however IN 1877 ice WIS rriui,,,
for Northamp'on.irc, and continued represent t.ai
District urul his death Mr Hunt official has
been slorr one. H. had place in L"rd Dcrlfs ii
and second Cabinets, bat TIE # He latter
Russell and his colleagues in 1866. Hr. HHri-
was apIuintrd Financial Srrrrtary ~ the Treasury.
His nomination rrohaply made ~ thc suggestion Vi
D-larii. then Chancellor of tnc ENchrquer. hr HINTS
term tI- Office began l Ju3 1866, ad ended 100 F'p-
lf.ry. I~Gs, when De- became Chancellor 90 ttc ES-
cnfdrr iu piIO. ~ Isracli, who Then "a p Mi.
Muster. lis nomination to both of these offices
aav, great satisfaction both ~ landlords ana farm
eTs wnos~ f-rrsts BEE had uoErd alter u Parliament
Mr.. Hunts duic- as Chancellor were well performed bu
original husiuicr Ho Il euuhirY gentleman. with "a
head fuTr-, TASTE lnr bnsI"css, ana habits oi al
fniustriiion acquired couuf and Cna-
man oil Quarter In 1874 became Frgt lOsd
held az al ms death. M liant a Constrya-
hi- Conservatism being at chccffnl and -"Od-
hnnOrcd kind, based ratLer ~ content with Things as
they existed tnan upon ay tear OF what they might be-
aaftfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31

BRANDON, VI, july 3O.-One OF the most de-
strdcye Hoods that ever visited THIS section occurred III
Brandon this forenoon caused by ~hrt'y r"n i"' over
foyyiug Ncsubc RIVER Tie destruction 20 gardens and
tJ,,n,,. cfe in -at part o. the town known For
e,.dale WAS very great. Where yesterday was
waving corn and produce to-day are huge
handlers and beds oil gravel. buildings were
oy,d from their foundations, and one OF t"o sntl hHs
A. . demolished rt.i- washed Oht, tilc an ~
mining OF bindings washed away and water dashed
through he houses, washing away goods ana 1duS uc4
,inn,f.. NJ lives were lost. hu There were SOM mar
row ESCAPES acWLter Wa twelve vi H. eeh lee. de'e
:l ns.i in the riNct. Il Is estimated thdt 'c tol
ii lniage Viii amOUu: 10 rl0,O0U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
ROADS or WHICH TROUBLE IS OVER.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Is now opcn, ana
Superintendent BlrGcr said yesterday that all trains
passenger. stock and fFcght-were running n usual
The fastfrghi lines Of this Company are Receiving
fcicht for PitsiGrg and all pont WEST Norhwest ana
southwest The officers do not expect any delay or d-
cultg Of any sort.
The Enc Ro5 il al7o open throughout. ana me oh"ers
Of The Company lulate themselves on the peaceful
settlements 81 their froGblrs.
Both passenger and freight trains were running ~
usual yesterday on the Morris aI~ Essex Division o. the
Delaware Lacklwanna aud Western Railroad, and tick"
ma Iac.c agents were ordered - cell tickets and check
h4gaco ~ all pninf. ibis Of the road Division
s, rin, nd,nt Reason siid yesterday that h" auiie'
pl-ei uo further trouble. " TAiHgs quiet hc
added that think snail go - ms counrr-7eat to
ui -If' m
GOV. Gcd'c was uud AZ hs headquarters 10 Tlrori
Hotel Ia Jrrsfy Civ. To Tribune rcpor!'' r 'ati
that he did Hot au,Irinac any m"rc I"Hn" bl the az
ua.ou of the rpa,s woulf largely drp'ud on tnc cnn1
ZION - ti''e- in PENNSYLVANIA H. did not dccp. 10 nt
yi-ablr go withdraw he troops Immediately. iMr' were
i'm thc vicinity az ph.ip.hHf- between 100 aud l3OO
men The Govcruor said tiat b" Eai no present lnfcH
on al renewing biz hcadn iarfrlS.
To- Pn.Cr Board 0t Jersey Ciy yc't'rlN OH r1aFGtd
tile $50 sDrcl IicC, sud allowed TIC regular uHca u"
leave headquarters aI! ~ home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
ASSIGNMENTS or POLICE JUSTICES.

The Board Of Police Justices last night
made the following assignments for the four months
from September /. 1877, To January /, ISIS First Dis
tr.ct noombs l-Justices Dufiy and Fnmner; Sec
ond District Jefferson Marketl-Morgn and BiNby;
Third District Essex MarEetl-Otterbourg and smith
Fourth District tYorkvel WaId,il and Murray; Filth
and sixth Districts lIiarlem and Observation-Disclosures
aud Wheeler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
CoLORED MINIS OUTBUBST.
An UNEXPECTED AND UNCALLED FOR sfRiKE Oh
CoLoRUD I,EOREGs ~ GALVESTON.


CoLoRUD I,E0REEs IL GALVESTON.
GALVESTON. Texas, July 3O.-Early this morn
tng tie negro hblfcrs employed in rccoustrTcuag the
buildings destroyed hy ae late frc on Aarkcsi organ
izcd ,tkc and marched 10 thc corner Of strand and
Twenty -f0uItA-st. where q block oi buildings Is ~
conrsc o erection and induced THE aborcrs to qt WORK.
From tAs point tae strikers vent T. the corner OF AFeH
w and Twenty -Iuuith.,t. and induced the lboreS
upon "a block which was nearly completed 20 JOIN Them
They next visited tAc Narrow Ga1gc Railroad. where
gang. engaged n ba.asting and Track aying on Avenue
ieued the strikers. LeOuCs plckciy, Sturrs plan
ing MILL the railroad freight depot hour mills ana ether
places yi.icd aud n most Instances tae ia3rtrs
auit work Thc s.ri.r G., confined 90 Unshcd colorcd
l..srers. while mechlulcs arc Notkms a. uSnii Ire
movement -ecIis 10 To-, without leaders or common
purpose ami wherever 10 has been m. VIII hnu'7s "
has accomplished nothing. The negroes appear 10 Dr.
unable Co explain WHY they struck or WhI thcF dthahd
The movement melted d. WINE deaIdgo<utS. \
strong dctaenmcu az icc is keeping the strikers cen"
stou uu r -rrv. i.icc. an! VIOLENCE To person or
property Will boz promptly suppressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
TIE INJURED WESTERN UNION SWITCHBOARD

At the Office OF the Western Onoh lee
graph Company il was stated last evening thit 'he
damage caused 10 the switchboard SUNDAY afternoon
had been nearly repaired AMI that there would DE hte
i, .i., t., tho transmission Of messages. The cost
of a. q repairs d. b".cvc, would not exceed F9V,
line sum stated IN yesterday = IL!BiA4, SOM IH Nous
s,iIas OF $4,000 --JOO0 lOS, L3d Dtrh llfishfG
These we've HId cNal raj Us Iae hGsies' ot t.5
company wa considerably delayed yesterday oA acc'uhI
.------
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
. 300. t.5e San s.,..... TT Clock fast. 90
~, ri..s g.5, A!oon sauihs 4Ji MO,As De, day i
mon GtfE. IDuAr-A ~
.,,,- tI,,k a. 4 COY island frli Guir..-. d %
MON NAtE. TO-DAY o 81. d.,
sandy IIookI AS 10Y. island. Ul- hr "ae-..- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31

Con. Drnart was informed ou sunday n-It that one
Of ;nr m.n ou euar, ~ the Psnnsyiyu' Railroad
bridg. oyer o., RltW River 90 E'"-iiruu- wieG bad
found - ehtrl lu-c, to feet long. n,g tAc oiw. TIM
fuse lad partly burned bat oil not do any damage, ami
was probably ,xtiue1l she'd hy nc rain. II D. uoI-at
tlat thcfu-e hal been dropped by some malicious r-n
from urs~uY !rIiu as no one j. allowed 20 WALK over
the bIids. = u. y Hart and co.. Hurhy went over
fr bii,l..- fId out o. furtu-t attempt hal hc-u
Inad" to barn d. ON ff eat SIDE iLty found twenty
i've irlint asleep ir lumber or, but cot n@ coud he
learned 0 saog That iIoSc c0uucc;r0 th iEe
mischief = Stronger guard Has placed "a charge 81 sac
structure. with orders to WatcH Go, ~ every passing
frle
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Il.
4 poor tailor duming for IN old DEBT me
a. p.t div wrote s follows: Dsir Jiu: nus h'tt'
account ds b.en Standing Tor seyca years, ana t" ~
!, A!-h ime is Wa paid 10 whch > m o. leA 'A ..o
I'm. sheet 81 talcg, wlllt ships hoy was waning
.'D.ar san: dou't; and may diif renee o. opiI'h
never alter friendship
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County. but was adjourned to August g. The contest 10
between william J. MerrttOr the other side call him.
William J. wsOnwho claims to be legitimate son OF
John A. Merritt and the children OF first cousin OF John
A. Merritt The cousins I'm possession "a admin
istratOrs The counsel for william j. Merritt propose on
August z, to bring in the testimony OF Mrs Ezabeth
Merritt an old lady OF ninety 60 show The relations Boz
tween John A. Merritt and the mother OF the claimant
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 THE FouR PER CENTs.

Members of the Syndicate state that theie IS
,out,uura daily demand Tor the per cent Gov
ernncnt bonds although the amounts taken are NOT -
great as wnen tGey col.d be obtained 20 PAR IaS " as
,Xpr,tcl los the syndicate Iae present subscription
Irr of tue ponds 0nc-hali less Oneei-nth pr c-AS
.tgL.s lsnT
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A BROAD HINT.-EnSlish Traveller Ito Irish
Railway Porter labelling Luggagcl -"Dont yon Keep
brush for that work, Portcrf' POrter-'5hufc, your
Honour onr tongues is the only instruments we're
allowed But they're asy KEEP wet, your Honour
lIIint taken Punch.