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New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

! nominal dsmonctzliion Of silver. The depression
which business Of all kin ds has suffered in every
lized country on the globe, the reaction that has
followed the period of wild speculation which ended
! in 1873 the heavy losses that have been expert
enced forcing all classes of people to be Lore eco
nomical in thor style of living and in their methods
of doing business, and the consequent decrease III
the efcctual demand for commodities OF all kinds,
fully account for all the decline III prices that has
taken place.
But what is TO he said Of the Justice of remonotiz-
ing the old silver dollar of Our father" now, when
it Is worth only 90 cents in gold, and making 1t a
legal tender for all debts public and priyatei Cred
itOrs have rights that are jus sacred and onght
to he just as much respectel those of debtors.
To enact that all debts may he discharged by the
payment of dollar containing 3714 grains OF pure
silver at their par value would be to legalize the
robbery of every creditor in the and of a part of
what was due him. Ghosc who lent gold coin land
no silver has been lent in this country for the last
forty years.. would receive IN payment money
worth 10 per cent less than that with which they
parted and those who lent lcgal-endc- nole5 would
lose about per cent law such as the adyocates
of the restoration Of the silver dollar a., for would
he about as fair and honest aci max ng 1t le-
gal for every grain dealer in Chi"ago who had con
tTactel to deliver No. wheat at given price, To
discharge his obligation by delivering No. wheat,
worth 10 per cent less.
Some of the more honorable Of the advocates OF n
double standard appreciate the injustice tbat would
be done to all creditors by forcing thc t. accept IN
payment deprecated currency, bu' ease their CON
seuccs h asserting that theTcmonetzaiion OF silver
in this country would make it worth par with
gold and thus prevent loss by any class of debtors
But this assertion is not one that can be accepted
without question The Act of 1S73 not the only
cause of the decline III the price OF silver
| doubt if it had any such effect whatever
The legislation of Germany and the Seandl-
navi:n Governments, which actually took
large amount Of silver ont of the circulation ah'
placed it in the bullion Market the policy OF the
Latin Union restricting the coinage of silver; lnca as
inability 10 absorb the surplus silver of the COM
mercial wor rs she has been accustomed 10 do; IN
creased production and uncertainty as to tha future
OUTPUT of the mines-thcSe were the causes OF the
decline in the price of silver As long as all these
Influences continue operate TO deprcss the price o
silver no legislation by the Congress of the Unteo
tates. such as is proposed, bring 1t back where
it was before 1873.
In PLAIN English, those who now propose to restore
the old silver dollar to tie place it once nomnally
occupied in the currency of this country, simply ask
Congress to legaize the rcpudiation of from five to
ten Der cent Of all outstanding debts. 2. l. w.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
LATESI SHiP NEU :.
(For other SHIP Yeirs So: Third Pay,
ARRIVED


steamship Andes Gr), Hughes P2rtau Prince Jnly =
July tdIthageua JulY u, I'ui, Sil -, anu
Nvassa W. IS with muse ami passengers TO P Forwcod
4 60. ,,.,--- ,......,. ., ~ in
m,l~,.. j. T.. Roone d. .. ,.....
steamship Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk, city Point and
RICHMOND with mdse ad Passengers to Old Dominion steam
'pP pSPPea%sb Zen whitney, Halleit Boston H. f. Dmock
BARK Gius-ppno G. tal) Jaccarno Woods Hoe m ballast
Bark sseps Nor stcep. Glasgow. 40 DAYS, in ballast
Funch Fave & co. Anchored al Nan.y HOOK or orders
Etua De nfrara i dag Win sugar 10 Leay
craft & Co; vessel D swan q son
SAILED.
steawships W. 4 schoer. for Rotterdam; cssng. 70
HAMBURG Coneruicus FOR Liverpool Stote Of Ncyada Tor
Richmond loves tl larkS Loyal sam for Auer Tor
oder Mst4ng stockholm, Sestri FOR Setttl Heos FOR
kong ,berc; walker Dan nc, MaryaL for Feu-
non, el Aau4 fur Copcnhaccu Nor Flag aud scotland
fr avre mperador for Carthagena Curacao for Curacao
brig lawn for iemanbUCO. yellow Pine for Cedar
Eeys; Adam Bowlhy. 81 Augustine. Fa Wm II. Jones'
for Ftrnanina; Oryeua. for Philadelphia.
SAILED By WAY or Long ISLAND SOUND.
acbr. ,,ce., Be..e and Annie " for ST. John y b. w p
phIl- H. e. WnsOr and Ada Iferbrrt fOr Boston Whist
suns ET-sandy Hook wind moderate. T., clear city
Islani, fresh, y, clear.
BELOW.
Schr h. V. Glover, IuL orso, from Georgetown = c. July
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug. 2;-sailed Alexandra ma, for Tyhee and
HuiF,x Aug 2.-saled steamship Cortes for New-York
Tho bcrniah, nom Liverpool has aTryct
John, y. II.
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORTLAND, Aug arrived schr Elizabeth ~ Cook from
Po1. yohnsoni Tennessee. from New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
MID HILLSIDE LIBRARY.
Ready this Morning!
TIE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Containing choice editorials poetry serial story letters
from STAFF anu other correspondents humors Of the day all tao
m Dortant foreign domestic news etc. Among the
tents Of tins
ENGLISH sOCIErY-The struggle for Posnon-A high
womans Audacity and Repulse by Lady waldesrsye
Pixies PEAK-An account OF q IN June-Lost n the Fog
Il frozen party.
CINCINNATI OPINIONS -Intervows with leading ponti-
CHINESE AND THE HOODLUHs Talk with r. : Wins
ton-Orgin and growth Oi She Hoodlum" class
Engsh Society How Postal Cards Made The Indian
War; The Russo-rurkish war Tho "Heathen Canee"
ONO Republican Convention Washington News P,rsonlls.
Literary Political aud General Notes leisure
Young Fokshe Famous cake OF King August the srongi
s.mo Points In Cheese Making Time Wasted in Texas
Thinning Fruit Colorado Beetle Externinatng Auts Tho
Cochane Patent Milling, Home Interests All the
ket Reports. etc.
Single copies sent free on Application
Price wrappers really 90 aang Ave per copy
one copy year. s3 ve cope sl2 5o copies
oxtra s25. Postage all free ~ tho subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. Nswyork.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

aAWs-On wednesday. Aug l. sarah r.. wifo o' G.orgs
uaw aud eldest daughter of Daniel brien e, 81 inis
Relatives and friends invited attend her funeral
wee late residence No ljs Haadaysi jersey Iiy.
Saturday, al .. Ia.
McFALLAN a. Greenwich Conn, Thursday. Aug ,.
walter W, youngest Of Rev y aud sarah l. Mcfar.
land aged years
Gree iwlch. Conn.
IRAN lesy,- Oraud Central Depot AZ 10 O'Clock
NICHOISON-Dei. tho lsf inst. ~ Mburn. y. J., sam
Del g. Nichol-on. agri i3 years.
Church. Mllblrl, 3 2 NJ. Monday, tth inst
Train leaves Bare aYst at -3t D. Nj returning nom -a'
burn, 5:lO q. M.
sHULTUs-At WaterOwn Conn. July 30 Isabel. widow %
G. Shultu. aud youngest daughter oi charles
FOYtrI. esd, OF .i- city.
FuneYfl al Hartford, Conn.
WEED-Ded. WEDNESDAY, Aug lst inst Nancy, widow of
James IA. Weed, - years.
Relatives and friends fully invited 70 aiifni
tie funeral late resdtnce, No Al East Ihr4c;h-
Friday at .. ~.
SATURDAY morning.
Tram leaves Grand Central Depot at a. m.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
DENIAL FROM THE NATIONAL BANK NOTE COM
PANY.

10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In an article in your lssue of to-day
entitled "Citzen Soldiers nl-used." find ourselves
noted in capital having discharged an empioye
OF this Company who, a member the Bed rcgmenwas
on duty during the recent strike. We have in our en-
ploymcut nIne men, including the man named who are
ncers ud members of The National Guard, All OF whom
we're with their rrsUectye regimen as long as duty re-
onirsd NOT only with permission, but with our ap
iroyaL The al " any OF them has never Deen
con, emp lated and no d scharSes have been made
>. MACDOSoUGR, Nlce-President.
Neio York. Aug 2, Is77
TThe information vas furnished to THE TRIBUNE
nv Colonel Rutger. Of tue 32d Regiment.-ED.l
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. J., Aug. "a number of gen
eeu interested in prison reform are holding meeting
here for social conversation matters pertaining 10 the
elevation OF prisoners, contract labor. etc Yesterday
Dr. Wines Of read paper upon
ts subject There very small attendance, but the
meeting promises 10 be one Of Importance
The stceplecha-es will take place September and TO-
Concerts are given two afternoons week at Fort
Adams.
-Iauton Marble of NewYorG is in town, the guest Of
August Belmont
The il the polo games increases Yesterday the
vacant spaco on the ground comfortably filed with
carriages. Among the players Is Mr. August Bel
mont. son Of Mr. August Belmont Of New York
Joseph Perkins Of Cleveland s. b. Collins, G. W. Hall
ana wife, II. G.. Fisher Philadelphia; j. G. Reade. l.
R,ner. England; Mrs. L. Riggs, Thomas s. williamson,
J. J. Ford of Balnmore Robert T. Lincoln and Henry b.
Mason OF Chicago, are at tue Ocean House.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
SUICIDE OF 4 wOuLp-BE MURDERER

On Wednesday night Jacob Groh, age 45
living al Warren and Fourhsts., Harrison. ~ j.. at
tempted Kill his wife and four children win axe.
They escaped from house but CIR was arrested and
locked up Yesterday morning he found dead IN his
cell, having strarglcd himself with u string which ne
wore a belt His wifi at the police station inter
cecdug Tor his release when he found dead.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

BUFFALO, y. y. Aug 2-CArTLE- Receipts to-day lro3
Total the thus FAR 5,lJ3 hefd against fiaI
last increase ~ II consigned through. .e3
Market Gu sales 81 20 uoullnalY
unchaug ged from YESTERDAY . stock 10 the yards uh
sold and Of through * held shipment omor
SHFFP AND LAMBS Receipts today COO total ior tho
thus 200 head. gaius g. 100 lat usgnd
through 60 head. Market dull dema ight. -~ 81 ears
Lambs Of sheep; prices nOpinay unchang-d balance
shipped out and yards clear ~ stock.
If0Gs-Rocrpts toda,, 1850 head. total Tor tho week
thus lar, 500 head, against 42JO last week. consigned
through, 400 head FAR demand Tor local trade Eastern
dealers huHng 0 sales - Workers and Heavy - ~i
by dealers - 5O stock remaining
u uusOld.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
IF GEDNEY HASN'T STRUCK. LET HIM GO II
- WORK on THIS
Jror1 The Pubic.

The Ignorance and inCOmpetency on tlc
,-oar. of cq properties becomes more ana HOIc ~
parent they have vanly tired 10 enhance tnG Pane Of
fbcir sfoci,s 0, calling attention TO the intrinsic
,hcir endldv drveoped mines and vast c0aI u'i
and by Gecneyirc qnheiieyors' o was to food
80 ,,in,s deyastate their coal nelus, e'"9
ali immediate and pros2e n m, few thousand
tol! I tIev htnpenrO 10 have on hand Fortunate
" yii ts - has been done for them some more
;! !!ryn,, ami beir stocks rapidly advanced IN hal"c
~ ,,,riv last in consequence. WaSt loglc on
phie,t /, sTbline IN its simple beauty By acquiring
& . ,g,,erfy toan they Wantcd and mining more c0d
ino % ~ co,ild seu thy prOke financially hence, ny
lla ,sH ,n of tbc,r property and loss OF producing
,,o,yec they must 0t course recuucfdle'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
wRErcnEp CHILDREN OF DRUNKEN rARENrs.

John Mason and the woman who is the
mother OF his little children two years old and one
two three months, committed yesterday 10 tho
Toinb for trial. complaint OF the officers OF the SOci
ct, for the Prevention O Cruelty to Children The man
aud woman were found in attic in West Thirteenth
st. in the worst state of ini0XicatiOn "Wednesday.
pOn the mattress. the only articles OF furniture IN the
ROOM were the children .arly dead from starvation.
They Immediately cared Tor ana the parents were
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NOT UNDER ARREST FOR LIBEL
liz EdiIOr Of Tie TrIbnnc

10 me n ttOF OI ne IFfO ~ nc
SIR: Only yesterday | gathered FROM TRI-
BuNE, several days old, he surprising information tha
had been arrested time ago for lbrng M Cohen.
DO me the Justice OF stating that am and have been in
halng the frcs' air OF Scho0cys Mountains instead oi
the poisoned atmosphere of RAYMOND street jail and hai
lar from wishing hcl Cohen prefer to leave TO h-
self "a task which lo understands better than l.
Yours truly. JACOB A. RUS
Mount Olirc, v. D., Aug. /, ] II.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
A FUND FOR DISCHARGED MMITAMEN.

FUND FOR DISCHARGED MILlTlANEN
r. the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: fund could be easily raised for the
support Of IN. families OF those members OF the National
Guard who have been discharged by their employers,
aud tor legal expenses OF suits to compel these EN-
ployers to pay months quarters wages N li'u OF
notice # vou would charge OF the subscriptions.
when might he distributed undcr the supervision o the
,oourls ii the regiments concerned until the are
provided with situations should be happy 70 SUD
scribe so 70 such "a fund. STEPHEN flskE'
rim AreHue TheGtie, Aug. 3 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
HowrMs on THE STAGE AT LAST.

SIR Having seen your editorial expression
regret that Mr. ". -. HuNes had not prepared his
latest story "h view 10 its dramatic representation,
have the honor to inform Yer that .uch j. his purpose.
carefully prca rd version or the t0uutcrfe Present
mcut viii be acted during the coming season, and
shall have the honor Of appearing the herO-havn6
purchased the drama Of Mr. HOWeils.
Ecslrctfuly, LAWEtflL BARHLfE
Marie ytda Coi1sSei, Nd'e., July 30, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

Perhaps one of the most cruel things ever
so was contained in FOOts advice TO the Due OI Nor
jE Of tbnt day on A masquerade night, his Grace con
sued the fainci 10 what character ne should
oppear in Don't disguised" SAID Foot, " but
uainr new character sober" II was the success0.
of the Duke OF Norfolk in question VINO cOuSuted ADer-
nethcy Tor ament and asacd wnethcr ne ever
ried - remedy of "A clean shirt COTuhllI Masa1 ne.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

CHARLESTON, Aug. ARRIVED steamships Falcon. ron
Baltimore Virginia from Phadepha brig ;. G. sDley from
Belfast; schrs NJ Edrdee, from Phiiadelpl, ~, ~
Seavey from Belfast H. a. HOyt, from Kchmond Cum"ia
ger from Boston Cleared. ,. r. Weaver for Boston
MISCELLANEOUS.
aark Falmouth fof wInd-or y. - Armstrong from Ups
wcb which July 81 and anchored IN he Lower oy
came up 10 the city Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ELEcTIoN RIOTs IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Thursday, Aug .,

LONDON, Thursday, Aug =, le17
Election riots took place at Grmsby last night.
mob of 5000 wrecked the hotel where Mr. Wat
Kin aiberaD who was elected TO Parliament yester-
day STAYED. and tried to burn It, Three persons
wcre Injured. Troops were sent to the scene from
Sheffield. Twelve rioters were arrested
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

Choice books longer ,or ne iow o1 rho be- standard
Of Books usually sold foin
81 TO ~ gwen unchanged and unabridged Tor 20 aud 20 cents
/ East LYNNE. by Mrs Henry WOOi. uUubl Number nc
i,rr Ia,,x dent oman ~ Miss Nuloc ....... 1uc
Inc tvre nv CnarIoite Brouta Double Sumber. 2Oc
~ n.n a uaf,r Charles Reale's New Novel 2Oc
Ibs Uaot uliss Juirs Verles ,aiest luc
= 1T las of 10 prii BY lOc,
Adam Eete By Gsorge Eliot Double Number poe.
bc ~rd,l N9o nv Mary Cecil v............. lOc.
~ ed Nydistou'. Money nv sary teci IIav....... lOc
e. 1bs V,,nsn kVhiie collins, .2uc
- 1. Mil nn rhe liDss fy eoi 2Oc
20 la Er,rrictn senator v Anthouy TrolOpe
- ~ TIulc Black ..Oc
"a IN, mead -a,rof nv Wikie lins Oc
H. Ponola By George Eliot Double Number ...... .-Oc
10 in0 o hort By JIles Verne ............. toe
=, IIifcU Prris By MARY Cecil Hay. lDc.
Earharas U.togy iSy Amelia B Edwards ........ 2uc.
"a T.rrIbe Tentfailon ly Charles Rere........ lOc.
90 cld furosty shop Hy Charles Dickens ... zoe.
81 Fnnl play liy Charles R.ade
Man ami Vile By Wilalc Collins. ............ poe.
5{ ~" Snure, rgacy By Mary ell 2Oc.
~ Never Too ae a. Mend By Chas.
81 adv Aigaide- Olfh nv irs. Henry Wood Toe.
Ok 1nrsrs El,yI nv Miss g. r. Braddon zoe.
FOR a Booksellers ana Ne~sdeal.rs OF sent postage
nrrpa on receipt oi rce b. GEORGE MUNRO Publisher,
~ ,e- a..
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

A Scotch witness somewhat given 10 pre-
vaficatom was severely handled by cross examining
counsel How far i- IL between the farusW said
the counsel By road Ms twa mils.' Yes; but on
sour cath tow far j. II tle crow lies T. "l dnna
ken / never a crow.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

Pos-Orre Notice. The mails ior the sccE ending
SATURDAY August a. 1877. VIII close at this once on
TUESDAY 100 for europe by steamship Montana,
via ieeus WEDNESDAY. a. 80 cd. nl, Tor Iuypo
bv Steamship Algeria Queenstown. corespoudr &C. Tor
France forwarded by this steamer uust De- secaly
addressed. and At 200 a N Tor France direct y sl'an 'nI
France via havre TAGR~DAN At 200 n Tor Europe
w steamship L,sug, VIA PymOu D. CherOourg ana Ham.
burg Ou SAfU RDAl o. NJ for scotland 1hd N0it ot
Ireland steamship AnChona N0yiue sbd basgpW anu
$50 or Europe Dy steamship German IA va l.eus,
town (cOr spOndeuce for Germany Scotland ana Ntfh ot
ireland be forwarded by tots steamship u-t D. specially
addressd and al 30 M tor turop" bY steamship ouer
via and Bremen. Inc steamship, Noutans,
Algeria Germanc do not take mans OF Denmark o"e
usn anG NORWAY The mails 0 tie West lui,s VIA Havana
and 81 Thomas leave New YORK August l. lis mails Tor
the indies via Bermuda and ~ Ih0ma, esNe ~
Work August . The mails for Nassau, y. r., leave New
YORK n. Tho mails FOR china and Japan icaye ean
August ; Tn, mails Tor AuntSh e'e ieFe 0ah
Francisco August -.
Iurk. July -. LSll. ~ u \ We. fOsIInaslel.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

THE DAY OF kTsT.-llis Reverence (time,
Sunday morning.: Tim, you dom 'l'uo Ia say your
master is gong 10 work the poor bafr t"1ay r. I'm
'Oh no. yir ryerence Nr sec, he been bard 10 WORK
al the week. so the master thought he'd take ann ouI
to-day for d bit OF a holiday l'-lJudy.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHNGrON, Aug. 2.-Leayo Of absence for three
month. granted col W. NJ. French ifh AfletN,
Lately command Oi troops al MartnbufE "est
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
The Pconlc,s Librnry.
TIE PEOPLES LIBRARY.
THE PEOPLES LIBRARY,
Containing

TIE PEOPLES LIBRARY
THE PEOPLES LIBRARY,
Containing
IIIF NONEfh ~ IliE Bfsl i1ICiS.
No ready Monday Morning
lrur @ A,rRs WIFE by Mrs Grey. Double No, 20 cents
2-PIf NULleRIF y Ills fLACEA story Ot the great sAe
by Cnaries ilradc. Double No 20 Genus.
THE HILLSIDE LIBRARY.
No l-THE HArSrED TOWER by MIS- Henry ood 10 cents
No 2-rHE WAGES OF SN, hy Mss NJ r Brada"n ~ cents
No NIcrOR AND NANQt-HtD by MARY Cecil Hay 2" cents
lyerv Bookseller agent AID ,aoner sells the iill
side and the Peoples Libraries. .,.., - . ...,,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
MIDNIGHT THER REPORT
GoYERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states ana New
rrgIlud coast falling barometer, northeast To south
asi winds cloudy and RAINY weather and slight changes
~ temperature.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
Special Notices.

Nervous ExhausOn-A medical ESSAY comprising flcs
OF kahn's Museum ~ Auaio y, NrN-
York nj cure ~ premature decline showing M
di,pn aby ust fsa be- rsganed, shOfiug clear
synopsis meats - marriage aud Tao treatment OF
and phy debility. lng te result ot 20 years x
perence. Price - Address the author Ir l. J.
KAHN. Onlcr and rosI.ence. 81 =. rom ~. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM.
DISSATISFACTION OF TUE SCOTLAND CLUB.
LONDON. Friday. Aug 3. 1s7

\
LONDON. Friday, Aug 3. 1877.
AT meeting of the Council of the National
Rife club Of Scotland at Glasgow, Wednesday letter.
addressed TO the Secretary OF the National Rife Assoca-
ton New York approved OF and ordered to be dis
patched the letter the Council the body which last
year the for Scotland enters formal protest
its own behalf and behalf Of that team and its Cap
tain against any sOcaed British team being allowed to
compete for the American Centennial Trophy. The
Council considers that the Trophy is at present held by
last years victorious American team specially to carry
out the intention OF the donors, the Amcri
can people, declared in tue rules OF the
match. winch have already been Interpreted
and acted upOn Tie Trophy beng so he'd, the COunci
l. confident that the trust Will De faithfully fulfilled hut
should the Trophy pass into the nand OF the British
Team. 10 is doubtful considering the strong and prcju
dce0 views expressed by the promoters of that Team
whether trust would be impartally exercised and
whether The right OF Scotland 70 enter team would not
next year be denied.
couy Of tbs protest sent 10 Sir Henry Halford
end George ScheImerhOrn, jr, the Secretary OF Che
National Rife Association at Ncw-Hork was also re-
qused 10 communicate IL to tie Captain OF last years
American team
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

,.fn 1ou~treai ysi eon' in ~, cry .y s, &
divisions q tne 3r TIE y
on inht r. white ne ssplenis TIE OSCILLATIONS
ofthe lnercur. during i-osr houf,I
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Aug. 81 A. M-A eontinuoh' de-
cline Of arpressurc took place yesterday, and the So"
WAS more or less cloudy all day. The variations of cn-
prrature a. compared with tn preceding ay were not
ifutortlut. ne moisture Oi the air Is M excess
For tins city and vicinity increased coudn' - ana ram
NAV DE expected to-day, and partial coddneSs ionoI
r5w Tne cool weather VIII probably continue through
n
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

lFORp-TUi LER-In NcvYork Aug . hy the Rev.
Thomas ID. Anderson, -. d. fIOraO j. Muord 81 Bidse-
ton, y. j., 10 Mara Louise fulltr VI Nc~-lOrA.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
PRINT cLnTms MARKET.

Providence H. L. Aug p Printing cloths Hat no sales re
81; BUYERS uGI o. holders demand &C. ioi standard
and EXtIa "a ~ 81.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

,o,ders from political committees Is sa,u a"d oaat
c,p0,c in the Cabinet veiy close on lns ~ in
tn and II appeared at one time 10 cninn"" 'rho cX
ordeI, banest support of President HAYES inS ~ ~
GER . i - Scburz when II defeated, Is sal 70 nav
citenc. and he was on the point oi rcSigna lu,
nc, ntcn tbaf me other ocer was mere sl,ii 1uu n @
IL roforrl without this 20 accompany II, ~ @ ~
w. - tho or5er order * succeSSiul ne VIII lclrN -
ah f,r tbe adoption of this TO exclude newspaper o"
from Office.
WHY THE RAILROADS FIND THE TIMES HARD
N"' ~ T'roia me Cincinnati Gatere - VI
rol,o tbe Vanderbilt roads IN New OIk
Ns n sample OF the sham capital for WHO'S. ul,I ~
h -ilroad workmcn ground down, ahH IN" V"D
y, an non-,cmneting points are ground w. Nl'" :,
Scrilt glth.t gh the greatest rddIOtd NcPtnn scr.u
u,le ~ the -est. His policy was to Apply thS ,''
,,, to ID. lncc all sorts OF expenses, to IoIVc w
SSflnds and then to water the stock up 10 thc
~, et which : per cent dividends couiu 'o
Ioit5' Tbe Central had been Watefed ~ ~ucluie
I. @ou :, Vanderbilt. and nera "I'c,'mi
took plare on the consolidation OF ~ -
sDd Hudson, but the great aquatic ,H iCHt AZ,
o. IN come In 1853 Vanderbilt made Il st1cN ,ho
And equal 10 - per cent Of the entire cap,l % 1o %
GG'ri Vet I'm previous years the direction hau avo 10
rsrc,f1 sworn statements t0 the Legislature lu ui W
81 rh, two cents a mile limitation for pa>s5uE, a., an
"a thg the road could not earn siX per cent tics
the tneu existing capital. Mr. G. r AdamS, IT, f nc
mat f,f,v millions would be hbcidI LA. o,,d
,,riv,.e ,.arital actually expended III tht
igu s.o RaiirOadS: stock ana stculI
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