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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-04

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-24
lNIsht Assoclated Pres. Report.l

PITTsBuRG, PENNsYLvANIA, July
23.-The citizens early In the day ef.
fected an organization which has sub
dued the rioters and restored control
OF the town to its municipal authoIi-
ties, who have invited the fugitive
Philadelphia soldiers to return, assur-
ing them Of protection.
Headed by the mayor, the citizens
marched To the wharf, and prevented
access to the thieves from the river.
The dlsorderly element should not
now be called strikers, because the
real strikers are rendering effective
aid to the municipal authorities In
maintaining order. They deprecate
and denOuLcs the outrages Of the mob,
aud used their best endeayors in dis
persing them. The mayor has posses
sion Of the cannon and most Of the
arms used by the mob, and the seigs
Of terror msy be regarded rs over.
TIE exciting advices In regard 10 the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-24
Press GpiniOnsD-Uause and cure OF
thc Dinicuity.

thc Difiicuify.
Cincinnati Enquirer. The rioters
and strikers are ON the increase. 1t
IL now feared that 1t will extend large
ly to other roads. Nothing but ener>
getic action will do any good. Conoes.
sions by the roads ami by the strikers
should be made. The interruption to
trade and travel will necessarily be
great.
Courier.Journal: The attempt Of the
striking firemen OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to block the operations
OF trade and commerce will result, ~
all such ventures always do, in their
utter discontinue. They will proba-
bly, regret their armed protest againsi
"a reduction OF wages, for the prospect
Is that they will be altogether thrown
out of employment when the cn,uefc Is
over.
Kansas City Times; These troubles
are not of sudden growth. They have
been seen aud predicted; they have
been talked about and the country
warned time and again OF their mp.
prOach, but the reckless men who
have controlled affairs would not look
ut the shadows OF coming events, nor
would they heed the warning cry
which has been constantly going up
from the industrial classes duling the
past decade. We declare that the time
has come in the history Of the Uuiled
States when labor Is not remunerativtl
Under the shadow Of this great a I'd
threatening evil the recklessness OF
politicians have but aggravated the
troubles that have been growing up
and accommodating In all srclions Of
the country.
Inter.Ooean The order reducing
the wages OF all employees Of the com
pany, receiving over one dollar per
day, ten per cent, went into ELECT
July Is. This order seems TO have
touched more particularly the firemen
of the freight trains. First class fire.
men received 81 IS per day, aud sec.
ond class Sl.50 per day. The proposed
reduction would make the wages OF
the first class Sl.5S, and Of the second
class Sl.35. The firemen refused to
submit to the reduction, while the
engineers, conductors and other em-
plOyes accepted the terms. T1ere.
upon the fremen OF freight trains,
Numbering FIVE OF six hundred, struck,
and, after the manner Of strikers, pro-
ceeded 10 damage their cause by doing
very foolish things The flrst diff.
ctnty occurred at Camden Junction.
The dissatisfied firemen stopped n
freight train and prevailed OF the
fireman TO leave It. His place was at
once supplied, but the train was not
allowed to move, and the new man
was forced TO leave.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-24
NO. ll7l-ESTABLIsHED 1919


strikers aud the already large detr vi.
ton OF property, had u demorallsing
influence on the New York stock mars
ket this morning, Prices opened At
decline Of 10 . as compared with
Saturdays figures, and subsequently,
made still further decline OF to 1.
Great excitement prevailed and tlans.
actions were on large scale, every
stock on the list suffering more or less
decline, At =. IN, prices show re.
ooyery Of ! TO "A, but the market Ia
feverlsh In tone.
WASHINGTON, d. O., July 23.-The
Niagara division OF tho Erie road
struck, No trains running on Lake
shore east Of Toledo, Ohio. The strlk-
ors In Philadelphia are kept under
control by the police and four hundred
regulars under command OF Hancock.
There Ia reward of $4,000 offered
for the inoendlaries OF Lebanon Val.
Icy bridge, at Reading, last night
indianapolis and 81. Louis roads
struck. This strike includes the fire.
men, brakemen, section men aud ma
chinlsts. No ptock shipped east fron
Buffalo to-day. The strikers took the
hands from the New York Central
train and unloaded tho stock. Lake
Shore and Erie yards and shops closed.
New York Central men not on tho
strike at Buffalo, hut can do nothing.
Much drunkenness.
The great excitement in New Jersey
Ia increasing, The state authorities
have ordered troops In readiness. Az
fairs ut Hornersvllle, New York, are
unchanged.
The employees of tho transit COM
pany at 81. Louis have struck.
The proclamation Of the mayor of
Plttsbnrg, virtually places that city
under martial law.
General Gentry has been ordered
from Fortress Monroe TO take COM
mand OF troops In Maryland.
The St Louis, Iron Mountain aud
Southern railroad does not yet cons
meet with the union depot atSt. Louis,
nut has It's own depot in the southern
part OF the city. Everything Is quiet
on that road and business IL progress
sing in the regular way.
The machine shops at Terre Haute
are closed. Passenger trains from
Cincinnati are departing In all drec-
lions, but the freight trains move on
only the Kentucky Central and Louis
vile Short Line.
At Columbus, Ohio, about noon, th
railroad strikers, TO the number OF
three hundred, went to the rolling mil
and compelled the employees to sus-
pend work. They also went to the
pipe works, the Wassel fire clay COM
panys' Patterns peet works, Adams
P'oHihb Hiii fi"nhhu h"VHibu
works, Peters sash works, aud other
factories, the employees of which
Joined the strikers, AS they went
along the entire mob had dinner with
them, and to the number OF two thou
sand, marched to the Union depot,
whore they dined.
Chancellor Bruce has ordered the
withdrawal of the circulars from the
receiver, ordering reduction OF wages
on the Louisville and Cincinnati Short
Line.
All wcrkmen In GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
quit work and joined the strikers.
The street cars were also stopped by
the strikers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Actual Values
ANNIHILATED.
Sweeping
Reductions
u Close tA1 Season

Consumers OfDry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Notions, Etc, Etc,
throughout this and adj
joining counties: With the
purpose in view Of Closing
by one mighty effort the
balance Of Oura assortment
OF Goods, adapted to the
present Season, in order
to be able to dispose OF
them before the close OF
the season,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-24
THE STRIKE.
TWenty-l'Our Hours Of
COmmunlStic Rule In
PittSbnrg.
The Militia Beaten Back and
Forced to lntrenCh for
SeIf.PrOteCtiOn
The Rioters Plllage, Plumber
ana Apply the Torch Three
Miles OF Tapping Flames.
Union Depot, Machine Shops,
Offices and Hundreds of
Cars Destroyed.
The Siege of Terror is Raised BY the
City lIgilantS, Assisted by the
strikers, VINO DenOunce the
Plllaglng Mob.
The Strike is Extending and Already In,
Cudes the Principal Railroad Centres
West But as Yet Does Not Ef.
ST. Louis Texas Connections.

Chicago and Kansas OI'y ReVerisb aud
the aspect Of Affairs sertOus-"AII
Quiet Along Thc Potomac, Ia PBiln-
deIphia, Baltimore ami Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
OFFICIAL REPORT NEW YORK 5riSING sTc'" hA
CHANCE SALES JULY "a, 1877
FIRST BoARD-l1 O'CLOCK \. VI.
TUESDAY. July - p. m

To-day's Stock Market through the early ho"i'
was the exact duplicate Of yesterdays After S',NN,
had opened lower and weak, there occurred s''-ir
rally. simply because the large holders ot @cu,'
did not dare to oler them for sale Oh 30 nh''s'""
market But the later and closing prices iho''''N"
that the supply more than sufficient iof '"'
mand. The news affecting values may oe s"''''
up in few words The strikes arr eA'ohu''' -
embracing even the employees OF the Cen'''' ~.
son River Railroad, " IN whose Loyalty We ha''
feet confidence, they being part OF our own iaH'
although not the recipients OF any portion VI 20 f
rcr cent dividends on SEQ 600 900 of stock, onehah
of which does not and never did represent one dor
lar Of value paid in. The subloined table snince'S
explains the market, when il is understood 'n"' -
majority of cases the lowest prices were '"'., .A.
within ono-hau hour after the opening, anu '"'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
GorporGtlon Notlte5.

DROPOSALS.-Pr0pOs for removing part
~ Pici. ola No. 40, st foot pi kngst, n rl
f,fs buildings thereon and building wo0don pieT
Nl br rccoyri 10y she Department oi beck III and 10
Dusnc-L uupl the lot day of August 1874 Al IL O'clock
tor ul particulars me CIV Record iOr sale at No CITY
HnI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
UFPAKThEsT oF PUBIC PAgKs,
30 UNioN.NVuAA AR, hEw-YORK Jaly Q, 1877. Z
PROPOSALS FOR REFLOORlNG THIRD.

Il bNEklE h BRIDGE, OVER HARLEM RINEI.-PrA
poss- n scaled envelopes vi" be esed al tho onioe Of The
Department ~ Iuhnc fSrks, 20 tuouHs, NcWNork Cty,
nnt NclncsIav the 2it day ot july 1877, the hour n
hai pdst nue o'clock when thoy vii he publicly open
% for lay ing wooden floor tho roadway Thrtay
Bridge Harlem river u the CITY Y0rk full
parteuais TIE Cy Hse0r, for sale III No City Hall
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

1 MEMritRFHAGoG. QJEBrC alf sAGJ FNAY
EIVtN. TIRoVGH 80 THE MOUNTAINS by DAY
IiGill.-In ant srr JUly i5 tt-nHS3 will I.aye
Grand CD'r pepct Va Nov lcrs, NeTIisven aud Hart
Z tie " bite Mountains iitctOn.
fGb oun'. r4wfofd Housr alec or ScNHTy oiruEs.
- J1Has,-Ty vermont %ewlor, vermont; idkt Mcmphrc-
fe cnc reaching al thrre points evening, and (ucpoc
c.i re1t u.ohg time tOr f0r SsEueaay River
r tziu !or tastlmc Provinces Fer flh'r information
ald afpy ticket Offices y. y H. and H. H. r.,
,,r Ct tffai pcso, 9 IENE Passenger Pa-.unpsc
p H. Il! sdwaY Central vermont K. H. otce. AZ
fr,taI H..
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
no PHILADELPHIA,

4
THE OLD FfsH3EHAS35 I56 Psuonr LINZ
xEw-YoRk ASD PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Tlroqsn Iams eaen way aaily W. three Dopo''n
Tine consistent wr sbspute aaisis
EIpress 1rlnseaye ,c.yorg VIA DSs6rossss and cort
5'st. s4o. isS5. LiSii,!, 1880 a. n; l.i.aez and
SO :, I S. ',5y a. M ~; % & M , 7so E. $780,
ai4 !! q - i+i.. E."rotf 70 p na = ys.ei . d."
!. i.55 D. 70 sri i2 n,iisieht
eSs 6lic 81 81 eii Hr,adway 40 "a A',oF cI@,., moa,e
eroo.iya No' li g and i5 Hsson % ~ g., bSSGssS 32ES
FR1Nk THOMSON Lr.FARGER-
Geartei &sa.s"f Gen F"-'''s-f @soAI
1--WE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
aud m roia;s Easi, yil
NFWpOkT AND FALL RIVER
TIKI MAHAOrH PALACE sr2ANses
BRISTOL A$D pHOHIDENCE.
nauI-oAes. All most costly steamers in e world
FUiL NIGHT 81 REsT. 30 AIDNiGHr CHANCES.
Fiys morning irsils-Fsl river to Baston
lssyc seo YORK daliJ a. pm tsUNDAYS July
TO SEPT . inciasye, irou por B. X H. foot u hCrays
OHASD PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING
Ticket. and ali rrno,l Hotels aai
Tckc. of.ees. II tho Pier, and Oh s'o'rcrs
EoEDES ~ LoyELL Agents.
GBo. l. CoHNOR- General pssscngsi Agest
V'HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE Z.
TO BOSTON.
VIA fkuViDENCE DIRECT.
A WHOLE NIGHTS RESI-.
OSLN - MtLES or RAIi-.,,.e,
TIE NEW uAGNIsih3fS ro2S o2SrEEkthEa I|S'
MASSACHUSETTS,
("lho Palace steamer ~ II. NOTli),
AND THE WORLD -HENOWHED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
('Tkc Gusea OF The S0uns'1
daily SuuGyysl, fIou iiri ~, u loot ot
nrrying at PrOv1drncr al a. M ana
Rosioa ~ q 40 intermediate landings boNecn New
York and froylience
THB OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI. POINTS EAST.
EOT A TRIP 4IseED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS
The elegant Jto.gsIs
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSErr,
at L. N. daily tSnndsyB excepted ffoG PVr ~ r. H. foot
of LAY st Fiateroans tcsSts FOR EiTHsR LINZ
RruafnHy nnf ~ s onlss OF Wsseo Express
CO. Iho tickets TOR sale NJ sll lat<l bef s1ic.s.
aud Freight via cser Ia. Rigzrn AseU at low
eet rates ID. =. UArtOCh. Pa siGenL
A General Passenger
BROOKLYN a-cng irnu,forrri ic hy steamboat leaving
Jewels Wharf Fulton icrry), At 42j aud Landing at
above piefs.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
5usiruCIion.

Country.
NOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
1 Conditioned student, ta',rcl Sammer ani W'.''
j.. iiDFlN AN, -tbiiiiI, s.t,.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
4 forna.iug buy.. intel, rrif. Lt.ihf Ctrl-litn men
BENJANfS MASON. Hsz No.t3i NoiAe.S \. l..
ehsT.S FOR ACADEMIC YEAR, bcginulng
~ - SIFF g. u- board f'ri, washing. ah' cnfi"'
Fnlsh Fifteen tca,h,rs 90 prepare ir -iic inl iai
lD trauuGiiHr roafn cue tWi. ana ih," ld-' lr
botA sexes. ,ddfess JDt.Pti r. k!N1 D. D. f'ii Ia
ward Ln.ttatc tDit '~i.ait. =. y.
cbEE PER QUARTER (no extra chargcsl FOR
Owes youue men b,s. So -tfOi:IlIltl'- hiHtA
ACADEMY. TrI hstrurios-two graduates "f i" tfr
Sneca ivourl urfr,cun fer both atvted ana hs'h
ward rupi.-. Recommended kf Ms Eaya!d i'F o. Iltte
Van iioesep. ard DtEefr br,n al Summer. Mcull h'H
seven chnrches aTda tcuf.s .uce charter ft.rtst
$. &. sHOhTLiDGE ti!aTfari H. NJ, Nc"2' fchh'
Miscellaneous.
yETANTED--Iady for French German ana
w Music. New ENGLAND s'0j all iIomc. french or
uian and Latin. sin; ard Home j aNine. RENTING an
Muse stOJ aud Piano aii Si1-inc, s. % ad 10 me-
=. COTf-NUitTH PINthN4f1,
20 tnloi square, NcW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

Tfans 1lr FeIIA iInJOy, NsH bnL. Iona Lsl1.
Sc. .. !, ~, ~
o. IA. rEIr@s- for .s,ne BrsHch Oceau Grove. g..
EXPRESS TRAIN IiAE between New loIs AID Long
Branch, ONE HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTES.
PTiLMAN PARl9E CA IL attached ~ HsiIs leaving
Ney. at $50 and D.. I.
EEDTCkD RATES FOR TIE SEASON
Stages connect Aatarau ta!Iun ~ AMI huE hEHPORi
and q saH.L " and from HliNl IlAAoAAI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
pENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD. - GREA'

+ TRTNK LINE AED- UNITED STATES NAIL
HoG June 20. iSt trains leave Newl ofE
Cprtlanut street Fcrr, - follows;
fafrcrs 4rrsburg l1ttshursi the West nuh SoulH
Vlih Plman isisc. Csls attasAe e. H.. ana 100 p Ia
daiy. .
Fdr Nuiawsrurt ock Haven, CORY, aud ETie AT $50
l. H. cuii-iia Cory FOR liiiisslie Petroleum Centre
and the oil EtiiUIs Tor Wlli.LspOu and Lock Haven
g .
For Baltimore Washington, ard tie south, Limited
Wasrugtol Apies u QuiluI P5rOr cam. iai, except
SUNDAY $50 a iu. aUiyc Washington 40 pm. Regular
s. "a q. O. and so !. 30 Snnt :, ai $50 D. M.
EAtrcP- Tnfadeluhia. IiuitCGJ. 1890
A. NJ D. I. o. a. $50 p. ~uHcsy, .. .. :. and
$50 f. n. liDIGlsut aLt SECOND class,
For >erark ElHLeth. kih~ IS, Princeton, Trcu
tog hgbns Flaming Bel' idc.r and other points
So local schedules 81 an IIckr, Offices.
FROM PITTSBURGH. G:jG and 1910 m. aiii
1u.2C l. daily j." lC CSC daily, except &ol
day. tioll WashuEon Nai.imorg, Cil. lO.0J
f:lp. J.lu IGlIU sdndaf GO. lViO - II. From
P iatciph % 80. $40. 10 g, 1910 llJJ .. NJ 2lu
4lG 5ln ESQ $40 1910 and 1920 p SunGGy. 505
C:5l. iu4u. 100 ~. G.jI Z. and 1921 D.
Ticket Ohic.s $50 and giA Eros,nsy No. Astor House
sd f0Jt of B,saIoshce and CurtiaIdt No Co,rtS
EtOukym; Sos L. l. iG and Is Iluds.Ist, EODosrn DO
rot Jers. EriIEr,It Ticket Ofcv No NAtivryp place
fH.kk TifJHSJT. = =. tAEMEE.
Csuerai Manager General Passenger a sont
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
COURT.-MNAIAM sEYMOUR

AN 1 Ihf.ME tOtN 80 " LILLIAN NI.l NItN II,
- IT, executor &c AGAINST MARY Wa I!h and Others
n decree ~ this action bearing
'ac l7th day of April. ln17 tLe undersigned. " iam
seymour 0le surviving executor ~ the 4Si WI ~ John
e referee sgVCntei b. ne Court r that parposc, vii
Sell a. public aG.ol, sy A. D. H,cE,i q hUVt.Ourtrs
he 25 day ~ July la1 2t O'Clock noon oi ft day At
hs Exchange Na.sl0cu, No IL Bo?dWHy, IN tle tly OF
NeS-lurs. he following described premises. 20 Wit:
of lud WITH the four story building thereon Ftu
ate At TIE uorih~e5t - We and Church streets in
Nhte,rcr ard also Church street. ana known
by tle stree, Nus. 80 ano p " lie street
Also aud uta ~ land lu SAID city ncrtwrst
AM b.t ca trsirtts containing - cr mont
on - and depth
n sAd known ~ the street nos Il, 10 q. - Caniac
h.o tire oweline ard contiguous lots Of land
Causl strcri containing 20 feet on NaEcs c
aud u feet on CANAL street amt Known b the street No i5
Cauzlslrest.
A tar House 10, OF land TIE westerly side of Canal
rre containing - fcrt fOt Csgstreet ami and
dcptL. by street 30 +IS Canascet
Also. house lot sOuthCry side of 23dHtIoct distant l3o
containing - inches 23ds and IN al %
,e inches IA depth each side, ana known by the street
Also ,, uie same iime viii sold following
80 .haf,s East River Bank IN CITY oi ~ v shares Mc
ehapts Exchange Bank 81 v ~ 10 fhH's bliches and
DrnyerS bank y, 100 ssrN- Bank ot Sew York. 80
share u0Wey Fire Insurance Co. - = S .har'S Jefferson
Fre insurance c - " l2i s'afeo N0.th River FIR Ia
Braakyu 900 aLarrs Manhattan G.s iiclt Co. u City
lsl shares ActolCnsu tss Light GO of y. " lnZ
shar.. r. V and Trust co Of y. y CITY 81 shares
Nass.u Light OF Bookyl, scrip ~ Nassau Light
60 OF Br,0.yG. scrip ~ Wismrhurgh Cas- Scrip Metro
puffhn Gsa. Scrip ~ Jefferson lu.. Co.
Dated New. YORK. Juac ., l5lI
WILLIAM SEYMOUR ir
Executor. Se. of john 3. Schirrlycl. decer-ol
fHlLD T. KVGGifS, Hcfervs.
$ ". CASRs, PaiatGs Attorney 2s4 pearlstreet. \. y
jylS1s
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Tuesday July 2i 1877.
The following legal sales were disposed OF at
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
Gcarhcrs.

Gcachcrs.
4 IL wanting TEACHERS. Schools. or Pupils,
- nddres. Amer Educational Union" ~. Broadway = v
AiafaQi h.noa4eg Ifaa iu every STATE Established 1904.
Graduate OF Yale will piepaie those intend
dress iTFuT0i,, Bo1 %. T.iDai.e o'has.
4 COLLEGIAN, competent to fit yonng men
~ To- coile1c desires u iabe ~ pups ~ a.l ti., e
a PRACTICAL TEACHER-Wi,h four YEAR,
~ experience as college tnior n ra'gina'' ao &c h
cal drawing sher aH tA-.L,i.. y" .,i 49,. 49,, 'tl
s, 50 Newest, Newark, ~.
ss \ MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE" es-
~ tblshe'i lej5, c'-oiiiatea WIN scic nlers'rns norm
er Many echcrs wanted fof .egs..cT Apre9', ~ ~ ioin or
4 GENTLEMAN, having had successful cy-
aCotceor> T,atouiqs o tue highest chaTlrtr rom
the most cto.ars Address Pro fEsso III s'pth
lial,l. Philadelphia.
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
- AGENCY. - CIionsGuaTc, Ne'g-1ofk lHrGd"a, r9e
le l5h eud IGth sts) lppIes irncipals fr gihc io
efi,-,e, gives information to parents " good schoo Miis
To.,ne IL tesl. .c..,,lu rN eelc. ~ uc management
Of BE- American school Institute aor her Nor isc
ties ios meeting ay d,Aid App3 ' di-a d. '-'''
EDUCATIONAL Bureau, 80 Uniou-sqqare
Ea"s eaen'7 h-i y, iDiiili asgsrc1
QUARTERLY ELOCUTI0NISF, 80 Union
Sscuare. Back numbers supplied AfsA EtNbhL Di'ii-
ENEACHER.--A graduate of Yale, Of several
ycirs experience lr teaching, t"sr'. an ''ti -iii ln
year cooa reference Address H. s 7oi cheo'H"'st
r9il4dolpha.
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
Q frr =, HOODS aud TEACHERS 80 Uu1u sq~ Gt 1y .
side New lor supple goa G ioaGr & j,5 1g & ,'I
schools and families with competent instru'Ior5 riitoH
Journals puhrh interesting to teacher T. pup to parent
Send for spec men copy.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

DDkDOUT aud kingstOn-Landing ut New
HI tnrsh roughtserse Highland Pals twee Ponp. Corn
wall Marlboro Milton FsOps, connecting with Ulster sad
Del X. r., steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL aud JAMES W.
BALDWIN. from PI'r foot spring St, n. R daily At
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

GOYERNMENT STOCK DrPAKIMENr-l0 O'Clock
AND liz O'CLOCK 4. "
{ = Gs Registered 1881 ~ IS 30 Coup 90 Ncr
B. 90 ...l2..ll2s 1900 ..........Le loss
L : - Reg 1901 1n..tU. ...... ..... =. 1904,
10000. II. l0G L = 20 it.g 'G1
L = q. ttrg lO.g .-......... .. be lO9 -a
lJJuu.. lttns
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
Conntrp prcpcrIn 90 Get.

CITY HOTEL IN PROVIDENCE, II. l., to let
X more years. Tis Hotel is wei known 70 the
travelling bile Throughout tie world and from its situation
aad surroundings bs the leading hotel Tor
Address JAMES h. HODGES. Providence Il. !.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER EAIiEOAD. CoInl,ncHg July !, 1877,
through trains will leave Grand feutrs. Depot;
h. Wrs,rn and Northern bYprssF, with drawing
rOuih care lioe -t,i. also ~ 1t. Alb'as.
900 H. Spectral saratoga Express Drawing room ears
through to hrntr a.
1870 q. u. SPECIAL Chicago and Western Express, with
ing 20 Canaad4sH1, Rochester, Buffalo and
NirIa f:iy, G era" iOu CSE tln 20 EcLL'n Nlllu&'
ll3ua u, Northern a.d Western Expreas. with drawing
lratng2.
80 D. u, Special .aoga Express; connects at East
ALBANY fuF ltiIc stations to syracuse.
arU M Albany ana Troy tNllcss, stops ri sing sing
Pc k-tii uld al stations ucIt except Ilfle~tD".
coo -. ui. iul!s t1ifcss Win SlctpN'-car' tii ~
Io.- running rough y,ry day IN tc wech aiso eeiug
car- Wseii"~n. C1I,daigUa. Buffalo, Niagara raa, anu
tor Montreal o
1sp T. 49, PariGc i.Ilress daily. with seei einscars Tor
HOc.strr Sia-.J Pals. BUgaio Gle, Gland Toledo, DVtrO
ard icaeo. aui 90 Montreal via -. Airan-.
ll00 :. IT., Exurcss, With sleeping ears tor Albany ana
If1v
way per Iocil Time Tables rctsis fcr sae a.
2y 16l anu aaNay AM Mestc"tt ExPrrss CO. =
Oic-. No P4sk pace, rs and yi2 broadway, Ne"1orA
aId 5,S MaaIGr tpu-St., Bre1kEu.
G. D. MLLhEl. a.ueIal Hlsy.neer Agont
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
Glcnmboais nn6 iialiroGos.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
~ {. VIBBAKD aud DANIEL DREW leave Nostiy -st.
PIER " Al r.j and - INST a. I1, nudne or Ntack
fery, West Point Newhurgi, lourhkeepsi, kli, nrrN'
~augeres Cstsk ami Hudson Close connection vth hcH
NorA Central Railroad fDr the West, and with cXrt,ss
trains fcr ~aiairga, Morr.a amt other points Nrih 10
Point and NcT ItlGrlG daf, a. ilc =
coupons good Hudson River railroad afr received o
buiri 0t u5-sagc. FREE IEAN~fLN ifom and 60 Bro
l. commencing Julv - bY stat:lhjat Ltfcs Jcwcl-
tfuoGt at -.O5 Tickets over New-lcIk cen
irdl atd for saratoga on he Wharf.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NFW-JERSEY.
OtG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fcrrv Boats

{ DSG ISLAND RAlLNDAD.-FcTry Boats
leave Ncy YORK, from Jares sii 80 mpIea and trom
Thfy Oult IT,. t r.. 10 naurs 4cyioas So departure o
tan 10 boats y ines oip aitof m tn 'i%lay rom
ti io.H iolo~s For Gre-upoTt. sag Harbor eic 81
~lf @o3 $3.50, 1905 1. ~uudays 1" ne For Fat
Bairipn. eic, al 5ao s4f sos il5n o. t 2 -
fia j:2 Js sundays. Hl5 .. il, $50 p. H. For
Jcctsoi. etc, ~ % q. H. 80. BOO p ~. Suuday5'
$50 s ~. fol %oApor etc. az 0 =. n, $3.50, ~, o. .
p D. SuiGass. go 4. ~, $50 4. E0T L0cust
Vsil-j, eic. a. c4s. Il.a0 q. m, 2. $50. 424, ac5
r.to A.. Hl ~tutav- $3.50 q. t.iO 4. For Roe
away I.ac ETC. - 30 1850 u l:3r. .. $50, 80
5u pla ar i.ocEaWay y.-uuds sal 9:lJ
d. J o. 6tu. D.. m.- =. NJ. ioCE
away uilv Loc.I ius Iu-h".. CpiaVr F0nt, ,c.
ace Dtlc.- y tN-1ONk
slip Thirty 0uru--t ferries. -" o.lces II otis
L. 60. Fars Place, foJ Broadway 81 Hruatway.
Crruc Ccntrsl Depot fory.secnni ST. - HHooKLNN,
.,.. Naslni. tIu In BEnOhllN T. D. 70 Fuul-St. By
pueiJeig any = ID" aaovU offices, baggage
bt checked from residence 90 dcffuInu.