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New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

disappear from civil administration with tine eninen,
soldier who has introduced them, and whose 1aniui
services rendered to Republic in time OF peru nae
causrd 10 be accepted with indulgent acqucsccnce oy
many what wOud otherwise have been regirdeu WIN
abhorrCnce and Indignation by all IL. -, a.. ,o,
In conclusion let also hope that IN spte 0 le "
pers thai now beset affairs well win tne c
pubt I'm this most critical iuncture OF It's history anu
that Under the incoming adminstra OF the -
Government something may be done for ,ne oIais 90; -.
publc life by the publication OF the civil
sersco needs q radical cleansing; s9nrtnlnS Ior .no
prosperity and integrity Of trade by financial reors'
and especially rctrenchment In pubic expenu,Ics'
dent haste, and with more c0wardiy ueiays W
preparations something 10 allay the natclui anu s,u @
fu ffictOns existing between different scctlohs W o
common country - these irrltations exist wlihou.
cause and are inaIned by bad men for Inc most soL
did party purposes something to restore 10 Tue PcoP
of the Southern States their hereditary riEuts ",
selEgOyerninent-they are confronted with Icripng
which must be left to intelligence and moral ioicr' M anu
not 10 brute Ignorance Federal arms; something, III
word for honest government, the reign OF
law and the peace and prosperity OF the people 40 o'
suppose that any government can by aiyiunctloh MI
ercises, make a people prosperous or slruous' III, 5
morals of the people themselves. II can, however, on .c
one hand hinder and embarrass or on the o,mI, rn
courage and ve play to the activities OF iraue anu .o
nr rrc and better the morals of public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In the hone have cxpresscd-and not wl'hou un i n
vocation guidance to the Sovereign kiier o1 nhons'
W nakpth men 10 mind i'll an house let US "u
dress ourselves TO duties which are set before us
co1perating with you In all measures winch may zen" ~
promote Justice and good order III thc Sla vi w. 'u
vance its welfare and dignity. RICHARD d. HubbAh
Hartford, Jan. 3. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY A. 1877

new board. The session short. Supervisor suit
well. Democrat. Of Gravesend. renomiha.eo 'onh -
Rvdcr Of FIatlands a. temporary president OF the
hoard Supervisor Strong, in seconding the nomination.
spoke OF the significance Of the occurrence that Repn
can president should he put forward by Democrats ana
Republicans alike. The calling Of the roll gave Mr.
RYDER the affirmative votes Of the 20 who were present.
including Mayor Schroeder. The following officers were
reappointed: Edward D. Galley, Clerk OF inc boaro;
In,oo Con,ollv Assistant Clerk; Jaques 8. Strykcr
second Assistant Clerk. committee OF i've was
directed 10 appointed 10 draw up bylaws ana rues
for the new Board resolution also passed 10 e
eect that ali matters remaining unfinished by standing
OF last year should into the hands or the
same Committees 10 be appointed by the temporary prcs
dent this year. motion for adjournment was carried
before the positions OF Keeper OF the Morgne nu & At
which matters will consequently lie over uhti next
,unu
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
PERSONAL ENCOUNTER IN FIFTH-ANE.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT KNOCKED DOWN BY MR

A somewhat exaggerated story was IN clrcu-
lation yesterday concerning personal encounter he
tween James Gordon Bennett and Mr. May brother OF
The young lady To whom until within few days. II
has been understood that Nh Bennett engaged 10 he
married The simple facts OF the ease are that Mr Ben
nett coming out of the Union Club House, ut Fifthaye
and Twenty fst-st me; 10y nr. May who had taken
umbragc at action OF Mr.. B"nnctts, and who
knocked him down with blow from his fist. Before MI
Bennett could rctali.;c NJ. John Hcckshcr incrcfcd
and prevented any further blows With the reception OF
sli.ht cut in the head Mr Bennett sustained no injury
and was able cntcrtn number Of friends at dinner
as he had intended doing. At the Union Club, an eye
witness Of the affair, although refusing 20 give any
detailed account OF what he saw declared positively
that the encounter proceeded no further tian Mt
MIy'S aSsaulf, and that or clGb
of any foIm used by either gentlclnnn, az
was stated in some OF he stories about the affair. lie
also affirmed, .oy and emphatic lly that neither
ushcb by liquor in tho shtcst d, frc Mr Bennett
Sir. li.cKsEcI JtIS Of the Union tluD, ana
MIR May "a frequcu- visitor. The cause Of the assault
cou not learned last evening ~ those possessing
knowledge would Say nothing about the matter.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.

Among the failures announced yesterday was
that of Kncsbury Abbott & Hulett dealers in hats at
Nos SD broadway and 02 Crosby-st.
Vose Dinsinore Co.. dealers In railroad supplies at
M "a Barclayst whose assignment was announced
Yesterday have liabilities amounting to over looooo
statement Of the indebtedness and assets Is being pre-
pared AMI will he completed in a week.
The liabilities OF Frceman Barents Co., ciothins
dealers at No. LOG Duanc-st, are reported Mt over
800 OOO The place is In possession OF the Sheriff by VIZ
tuc OF an attachment obtained by Goddard Brother
The New-York creditors OF Emanuel Schwerin Ihe
plodelna cothIer who failed with liabilities OF 1870,
900 have resolved accept settlement at 60 cents Oh
tine =, III. .. ..o., a,o, ,,os
,erday with the County Clerk by Edwin and Theodore
Wlckstead to James ID. Van Voornis; by Richard +.
Purly and william H. Avery ~ Edward G M1tan ny
James W. Wiseman 10 George M Pratt ST., anu ny ooio-
mon Cobn to Elias Goodman.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY
LIMITING COAL PRODUCTION.

A n
The coal operators are considering the pos
sibty OF forming new combination 10 conro no po
duction of anthracite coal meeting of the miners and
shippe,s of coal over the Leheh Valley Railroad and the
susouehanna Division Of the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey was held Mauc Chunk last saturday, WHICH
was largely attended by the operators III the Lemeh'
wyoming and MahanOy districts 1t was unanimously
agreed that should be adopted to reduce te
supply of coal to real wants OF the market and Dr.
g. r. Iindcrman was appointed TO represent
the miners and shippers. with one or mort
persons TO be appointed by tie l@hgh 'ai-
ley and the Lehigh and WilkesbarTe coai
companies who shall represent" the proposed agree
mcp ,eads the miners and shippers over the Lchlgh
and susduehanna Division of the Central Railroad OF
NewJerscy to he our agents for one year from jan l.
1877 with power make such arrangements with the
other mining and transporting companies of anthracite
coal as will adapt the supply To the demand; ana 10 's
end should they deem 1t eXpedlent that our Shp"en'
be curtaied suspended agree ana Dihd ourselves
TO do 90 in such and mode as may ron tihe 10
time be directed by them, provided that suspension shai
frequent than every alternate week. OF ior
more than week at one time"
Ii il not the Intention II is stated to attempt 10 con-
troll the price OF coal in any otner way thdn ny IMMUNE
the production, leaving each company or lhdl'iuu'
to sell al such prices bc obtained III all the COM
panies can be brou. It nt0 such combination, u is
understood that tue PEl,dclpha and READING company
will be allowed to furnish the largest percentage; iH
other companies following III the orjtr udlhch Ll-h
Valley Coal Company. Delaware ana Hudson l)eiaWalt
Iackawanna and Western, NcN-JcIsey Central ana 'c
Penusy lyanla Coal Company. -
though IL known that of them favor inc move
nent the cooperation OF AL can be obaiE'd. VIII
the large companies that nothing NOud ~ ne u"-
less all should asrce to unite III irt ,ohipililiol
slmueI Sloan. President of the ID aware, il"k-
awanna and Western Company sad fhLt he Wull' no,
again he party 10 aHy combination lOt thc cohto 81
ctrrr inc si,uuiy or prices uf coal Another ing
viii he bcid tomorrow Mauch Chunk for the lut
consideration OF this subject aud also the WAGES %.
miners No reduction AaS yet been made, as w 'oL
trnUIat, d. on rfe hr. the year. Many oi the bef
are idle, AMI ii IS Only question oi 'ht inc "c
tors will pay Ten they resume AGAIN
The Philadelphia and RcacinE Coal al Iron COMPANY
has met lis january inter 81 IL l. understood Dy mort
gazing property Tweny-t lghih-st ~ this cll! 10
George NJ. Il. Keim, as trustee, for Il ,OOO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
POSTAL TELEGRAPHIC PETITION.

The following l. copy OF pctitOn entitled
petition for Cheap T,icgTYphy," which has been circu
lated extensively in various parts of tie country accom-
panied 10y circular letter aiming Ia show that the West
EN- Union lines he duplicated for about $l50OOOoO
if the company should refuse to sell out at tdat price
About 6,5OD have been mailed 10 tie postmastcr-
throughout the country
To Me senate and House Of fRePrescnta'res IN Congress
nsstnbted: We the un tcrSignrd citizens of me unlted
states do humby petition your honorable bo'iy to pass
sI. "A law aS shall enforce the provisions Oi the act
d Sscd by Congress un July "a. 1866, VIZ: -
9l'h July 1866 $50, 7 v II, p III, see 5G21 The
United states may for postal military, or DINER purposes,
purchase all telegraph lines. property and effects o a
or ali companies acting ader the provisions o the act OF y
"a 1866, entitled AN aCt 20 ad III tc construction oi zee
paUb lines aud 10 the Government the use OF the
same postal military, and other pur"'es or under hli
title al appraised valu to be a'cerdnei by ave coPe
tent persons of whom shan he selected by
iIe General OF United States two by the com
pany interested and by TIC fouf 50 previously seect
10 these provisions the western Union Ic eSaph Com
many has Ell It's assent We believe that the Telegraph
bclGngs properly TO the PosOice Department; thai
benefit alike the Government ami the people liit
Government alone secure 10 IL lhc freedom OF INC
pr, IS and the sanctity of private correspondence:
We believe tnat the privileges eAitlued 10 Tue W'seTh
Union Telegraph Company have been glleVousiy aD5ti
that is exactiOIs nave become uureasOnahe that the
enormous extent which its share capital has Decn III
creased and the creation of large bonded debt nave
necessaed the high rates charged Notwithstanding tt
reductions made by other companies. go
Itls evident that the Government could not be Obliged
Tor tncso lines u "ouiu coSt w u"P''
cate them. -
We believe that uniform rate AS low az 20 cents, ear
be made for messages throughout the United States-th
same being the rate IN Canada ana Englanu-and thal
cheaper postage and the postal cards. still lower ra'
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
OPPOSITION TO WOMEN IN THE PULPIT

The trial of the Rev. Isaac NJ. See pastor OF
the Wicklie Street Presbyterian Church in Newark Tor
allowing women to preach in his pulpit WAS resumed Ia
the Prrsbytery OF Newark yesterday. The Rev. Dr,
Craven was not allowed to amend his charge so as to
change it dsobediencc, not wiiu but actual Ihe
Row c. T. Berry, giving his opinion upon the charges
said he WAS satisfied that the passages from COrl
tnans and Timothy had the force Of the Decaogue or
that they were conclusive. The Rev Scssrs HOLSTER
and Wolf the Rev. DR.. Kennedy, and Elders j. r. Dn-
scnberry Isaac A. Allng, and f. A. Smith sustained the
charge Elder sayre said he was not satisfied that
women were commanded not to preach. AT the after
moot session the elders gave their opinions Tor ana
against the charges after which the Presby terry voted on
the charges with the following result:
ro sustain the charsesThe Rev. Drs. Isaac hcllvnne
Robert l.. Camneid Jonathan Stoarns james T. WlIsoi
ana Win f. Findey The Rev. MesSIs. Prcnss dc Neive
Georye G. sebert. Phi. D.; H. W. Bacutine, Isaiah H.
Iopwood George C. Pollock Martin T. llOilscr Elders
LANES F. Duscnbcrry Isaac a. AiiH l.. y. smith, JacOD
s. DOdd, Theodore r. McNair-16. =,
Not sustain the chIfGeN- Inc rev Dr. H.tIii'l H.
Illry Charles L. Berry, Elders j. RteV" -lFlc, james
: IIpbe JOB Hainrs J. L. McckCr Daniel iascy, J0hn
" Doubleday, L. IL. Hirrs0n, L. W. Odls-l2
The Rev. DR.. j. Few-Smiih voted 10 sustain in part
and the Rev. Drs. Knox and BIinsmade were undecided
how 10 vote bur the Moderator recorded all there votes
in the affirmative, thus sustaining tie charges by vote
Of 8 to II.
At a meeting of the Presbytery last night they ad
monisle the Rev. Mr.. See not To permit 20 ""n I"
preach again in his pulpit. He Informed he Pre- j.
terry that would appeal to the General IS nod OF New
Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
THE FIRE RECORD.
BURNING OF 4 COLLIERY.

THE LYKFNS VALLEY COAL NINE ON FIRE-EIGHTY-
SIX MULES DESTROYED, But 80 HUMAN LIVES
LOST.
POTTsvILLE, Penn, Jan. 3.-On the after
noon OF Monday last it discovered that the pump
way leading from the lower gangway ganway No. Il.
so called of the Ikcns Valley Company was on fire. ana
il WAS only "A short time before No. q ablazc ana
made unteabc The fire continued its course up the
pulnpway 20 the main water gangway, distance OF $50
Yaads from the bottom or lower gangway and by
o'clock this morning had burned its way along the
pumpway to the surface, distance of $50 yards from
the bottom Eaugway sctns the boiler aud engine nous"
on fire. the wnoc OF which destro; ell in less than two
hours. rapidly did the fire gin that human el"it
was of ti.e avail The mules r., mine could not be
saved. The cOlicry operated by Ire lykcu' valley
The oi the fire i mystery Reports from the
mine nothing about the loss of human lie, ana Il II
probable that all the miners escaped, "a numerous open
ngs enabled them 10 do without trouble. tighty-aA
mules III the mines, none of wlcn were saved
A later dispatch from LykeIs. Penn, says; tho
smoke issuing from the mines Is increasing hourly, and
in some places the mines caying III Two men who
descended into the slope report the finding OF several
mules which still aiye but they found no miners.
No estimate OF the loss eau yet be made
BEAR CREEK FLOWING INTO THE MNE-EiGHr
MFST.
LYKENs, Penn, Jan. 3.-The fire in the
mines is still undated, the only plan to stop the fire
now is To food the Hines. The Bear Creek has been
turned and lowing into the slope party OF miners
down through the old level this morning from Big
Lick Colery distance of three miles, and at the inside
stables they found the mules there alive, though they
were unable to reach the outside stables. About 800
men have been thrown out OF employment by the fire.
and the damage done cannot be repaired III less time
than year. The amount OF loss cannot 0e estimated at
present.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
OTHER FIRES.

WATERvILLE, Me-, Jan. 3.-Thc residence OF
X. b. Dunn, at wnsOw, Miine has been destroyed 10y
are The loss is 81, ,5OO not insured
HAMILTON, Ont, Jan. 3.-The premises Occu-
pied by stuart Il MacPherson, wholesale grocers, were
partially destroyed by fire last night The loss Is 10000
TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. "a fire at South
Toledo Ohio to-day destroyed large portion OF Merrill
4 Wiers plow foundery. The loss S9,00O Insurance.
$4,000.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. Jan. 3.-The COngrega-
tona Chu ch at Windsor Locks was burned this morn
Ing Loss S2OO 900; insurance, $12O0O-$7,OOO In the
Hartford and $1,000 In the IEtna.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. 3.-The Tiffany
block in Consyille damaged by fire to the amount OF
en- ooo TODAY: mlly insured. The POstOficc was In
The building but all the effects therein were saved
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.
ACTON TO BE TAKEN BY AUSTRIA.

LONDON, Thursday. Jan. 4. 1877
Itis very probable that the Austrian Government will
take decisive steps with regard the iltrcatment Of
the Jews In Roumania OF the sufferers are Aus
TITAN subjects.
A BRITISH ESTIMATE OF THE SITUATION.
The Times in leader thinks there Is bare posi-
bity that the Porte may yield, though the prospect
certainly not cheering All hope Of peace need not be
obandoned even should the Conference break up to-
day but Turkey would then have to buy peace at
higher price than is now asked
IFor other F0reiga Netos see Fitth Pagel
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
MEETING OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENTS.

Since the publication of the letter OF j. II. Rnttcr
General Freight Agent of the NcwYok Central and Hudson
II yer Railroad Company, the President Of the Produce EN
change no application been made for return Of the df
rreuce OF I per between the local rates from the West
to This city and 10 BamOr account cf subs cqucnt
po-ation At meeting Of the officials o the different roa
in this city saturday. Mr. Vanderbilt insisted that the in
tcrprctaon OF agreement indicated n MI Rdittrf
letter was that cOuld be given IT, and bo sodli
therefore adhere to IN" already pursued II was
claimed by Mr.. King, Niccr sidet ci The Blltlnorc ha
Ohio Railroad that the fright greater iIOn bdltl
this city, and eInently ocean rates should
be cOIs cred IN determining the amount 10 De it
turned on grain hat had oUCin"Iy nrtil sent 10
this ,ty and aftcrwau exported M. vanderbilt ihaly
when he 6iouli
rs rrcrye application The bur nc refused 10 alrcc
NOT tn ,ay Ii nrl that TIE CoEtT ci Had Drtu inter
ptccd there further L'ctSSi Tor hi.pi
meeting of the general The first session OF the
rrglar monthly the freight AGENTS to compare ana
adus, accounts will be nrd today. bat whether the i siotS
involved the compact Will be Drought u. was LOT
definitely IOwn yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
Sam13o Noon. 20. n. m, 22'. Midnight ~
Highest during the day 22. lowest, ~
Average I'LL Same day. 1870 432'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Nicholas Hotel.-COngressman Elias W. Leav-
enworth OF SYRACUSE the Rev Dr. W. c. Catte Presdent
OF Lafayette college Holman ifonsecProL A: NJ Whee'er %
Whehouse Of Prof ]. Backus OF Vassar
College Windsor RotLW. Is. Stearns, President tho
FitciburQ railroad COMPANY Central UtstJ udgo
Charles OF the ~ Y supreme Conrt et,9podta"
HoteI-Ex senator Wells Dickinson OF Bangor, NJ Y 80
Coleman gressona Delegate W. steele of Wyo-
ming buckingham Hohi-Sidney T. Farchd OF Caenoya'
n Y Grand HOtet-Naval Constructor Isaiah HanscOn,
U. Navy Ist0r Houe-K Holland Duell, recently u -
Patents and r. G. Banicd rum 6ren,@
IoteL-JaInes JOY Pr dent of the Detroit Lansing ana
Lake Michigan Railway Company and MAJOR James M "ht
temOre. u S,An
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
APPOINTMENTS BY CONTROLLER KELLY.

Alfred Vrcdenburgh was promoted yesterday TO
the office OF Deputy eyer of by Controller Kelly
The new deputy connected with the tax once o
wears as a clerk Mt Kelly appointed Ed"i'
r. Fitzparick Collector CITY Revenue He takes he pm
of DR. richard f. Stevens resigned MT Fltzpatileh
general inspector OF buildings for several wears uhGr
inrnent Adams aud was a one assistant clerk 70 no
Assistant a .elmeu. member OF The IAnhlan! oeA
er;ll Comm tt.e from the IVth Assembly District
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
CHANGES IN BROKERS' FIRMS.

AfnUHB CHU HCW UV"HV0"f' "''''' WIZ
gan with the first the year do general banking and
commission business arc the following; l.. l.. Frank
Co. at No 81 Exchangeplace, composed OF h. /" FRANK
an3 10 Iahmann Dickinson Il Waller, No 20 Broad-st,
consstng of Plutt X. and Howard C. Dickinson ana h.
Waller. Mr. Dickinson, who failed some ii,he aso, nas
Exchange and has been readmtted The firm OF Charles
+. woerishoner 4 Co, al No 5S Exehange-p.ce, mas
been dissolved Mr. Woerishocr continuing the business
alone Often raege at No. SO Exehangeplaee Is now
Taego 4 Co
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
TAXES TO BE PAID TO NICHOLS IN LooioiANA'

NEW-ORLEAN>, Jan. "a o"i" hi' wv" P"'
shed sianed by about 400 firms and business men, re-
citing that he liberties and welfare OF LOUISIANA depehd
upon the establishment and maintenance OF the "iuy
elected Government of which Mr.. Nichols is the exocu
rive Head and promising pay five per cent oi the taAs
for the ensuing year in advance to support the SAME,
and advising citizens throughout lne oIat1 :" LII w III
sane Republicaus say many who signed the cal had
,lrn AZ tunIl heir
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
ATuAYKsGIyING-pAY MURDER.

number of young men, among whom were hov.
EFT iusk Peter Reynolds Thomas MeManus ahd 'o''p
Arthur were I'm the saloon Eleventh anu
Ffv fouth.st ON Thanksgiving day when quarrel took
nlce and was soon followed by general hght III the
Of which sk struck the head with pote
died yesterday at the Nlneti u-
street Hospital Ills three assaaDts have been hiose
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
AN EXPENSIVE FERRY.

RoNpoUT. n. Y, Jan. 3.-Teans with heavy
loads began crossing che river to-day, aud the ferry WI"
closed for the first this Winter The track has oeeh
kept open for the past three weeks at cost OF
25o per day with the average daily receipts about s'V
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
SURPRISING OBSCENE LITERATURE.

The Society for the Suppression of Vice
will hold its third annual meeting In the upper lecture
of the Young Mems Christian Association Build
ing this evening During the past the progress OF
the work Of the association has been very encouraging
Numerous OF those engaged In traffic In vile ar
ces OF merchandise obscene pictures, &C.. have been
made very large percentage OF those arrested hayo
been successfully prosecuted still awaiting
trial, and only two have escaped upon legal TECHNICAL
The judges have been rigorous with offenders OF
this sort, but tie society meets with many Obstacles
Those who engage In this business employ every device
to make futile the efforts Of the sOccty's agents.
They have attacked Anthony COmst0ck, its secretary,
several times, and In Instance wounded him ely.
According To act OF Congress- hc Ia agent OF the
Post Office Department., that those who guilty of
violating the law sending obscene matter through the
mails may detected But he Is not mIower,d to open
letters In the mails, and he has opened them IL
other means 10 detect guilty persols such
employed by other detectives. Great abuse has been
heaped upon Mr.. COmstock because he holds this posi-
ton and have gone far as 10 assert thai hc
been appointed special agent In order that he may
his supposed powers for political purposes. Hut lac har
only the power given 10 any special agent OF tine Post
Oice Department and would be much liable To
as any other person II he should open scaled letter
Tn, wide scope OF the evil which he Is fighting BE-
estimated by the fact that, 1879 100000 pictures
songs, and books destroyed by the agents of the
society.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
CAPT. EADs DEMANDS A PAYMENT.

NEW-ORLEANs, Jan. 3.-Capt Eaus ana OUI'
Andrews lett to-day for Washington 10 receive Tue nrs'
payment on the ctes. They report ceai deep HAN N
lei 900 feet wide and 20 feet deep from deep water IN
the river to deep water in the Gull
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

AMONG THE AILMENTS
Cured nv MAX Maguesia indigestion, cosuNeness
cipient rheumatism, and gravel
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

KINGS COUNTY's NEW SUPERVISORS.
The Kings County Supervisors room was
filed yesterday outside the railing, by those who were
anxious TO learn the appointments to be made by the
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
AnnouDcemenJSl !

LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toiie'
ana n.th delghtal substitute for Cologne Bay Ram
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

THE LYKENs VALLEY COAL NINE oN FIRE-ElGITY-
SIX MULES DESTROYED But 80 HUMAN LIVES