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stray Waits.

The performance at the Opera House,
last evening, was not fully attended.
NJ cases before the justices this morn
ing.
Dion Boucecault appears at the Opera
House, on February 10Th.
The annual election of officers for the
Wilmington Institute takes place on
February 9th.
The Board of Education does not seem
disposed to retrench.
The Jefferson Club met last evening.
Police business is very dull.
Mayor Whiteley is absent from the city
on official business.
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INFLUENCE

the Nervous and Debilitated.
u Life, Strength, and Health TO
VA organism.
treating Disease Wul,out Medicine.
N'S SELECTRoVoLTAICASD
GNETIC APPLIANCES.
introduced after years of study
ch. They are of quadruple pow
Ihg the system with a Constant
Ittotiztng Electric and Magnetic
4clTY is NATURES POWER.
Eign Specific in Dyspepsia-Ner-
2illty.Diseases of the Lungs
em OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nc ,unAingements--Impotency--
~ lhe kidneys-and Functional
liahceS are strongly charged with
alVanic and Magnetic influence,
de9fecs Of Intensity, suitable to
lliu conditions, and effect. Cures
acdlcs hare Jdied.
r. 10 numerous Physicians and
ted Pamphlets explaining the
:" 'helr action, Cost, etc, free on
Ph' Address
, DIR. BRYAN.
li1' Last Fifteenth Street.
1 New York.
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ST. MARY's L. A. B, SoCIETY.-At
the annual meeting of St. Mary's T.
A. B. Society, the following board of
officers were elected 10 serve the en-
suing year:
President-Bernard ]. Mcguire.
Observation-Disclosures Jennings.
Sec. .-Edwaad ]. Kelly.
Treas.-Michael Whalen.
Marshall. Michael Cannon.
Messenger.-Chas. McAteer.
The society is in healthy financial
condition and quietly advancing the
cause of Total Abstinence, both by pre-
cept and example.
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II. STEPHENS BET
TER.

WASHINGTON. January ga false
rumor gained currency at the Capitol to-
dav that Representative Alexander II
Stephens was dead. He is quite ill, it is
true, from a laryngeal cough and neural
gia in the side, producing difficult and
painful expectoration, but he was in no
immediate danger tonight at 10 O'Clock,
as his physicians, Doctors Walsh. Hal
and Garrett, have assured both him and
his friends. At midnight Mr.. stephens
was reported to be in comparatively
comfortable condition, with no immed
ate danger Of fatal result,
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hereby give notice that I have re-
moved to Wilmington, No. 625 e. Sixth
street, where my office will be located,
and that 1 Will personally attend to ali
business connected with the Coroner's
office as have no deputy in the city.
All orders left with d. Fox, 9Th and
Shipley streets, will be promptly attended
to. DAVID G. ROSE, Coroner of New
Castle County. ind.
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NAvIGATIoN.-The steam tug Mulford
is engaged this morning in breaking the
ice in the Christiana, around the Harlan
Il Hollingsworth Co.'s yard for the pur-
pose of towing out the schooner Yello,o
Knight from the dry dock. The tug Grey
hound, towed out the schooners from
the Walton, Whann & Co.'s, wharf on
Saturday but on reaching the mouth of
the creek was obliged to cease further
operations owing TO the ice. 1t is thought
that she will be able to get away to-day on
the ebb tide.
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THE COMING MAsQUERADE.-Thc
coming masquerade to be given by Anton
Henze atthe SaVille building on Mon
day February 18th, promises to be fine
affair. The price ofadmission will be 80
cents, including lady and gentleman, for
extra lady rs cents will be charged.
Snits will be hired by Mrs. Henze at half
price.
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Packard's Only Hope.

Special Dispatch to the Times.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. CIT is rehably
reported tonight that Senator Howe, ol
the Louisiana investigating committee
telegraphed Packard to-day that the onl.f
hope Of recognition for his government
was in the Immediate election of the
short-term Senators, who must appear a.
Washington and demand admittance t.
the Senate at once,
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RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY

ALIENS Strengthening Cordial and
Liver Pills.-They have cured thousands
of hopeless cases where all other known
remedies have failed; this, too without
the heroic medicaltreatment. They are
worth a whole army of Doctors. Try
them and be convinced. For sale by all
Druggists. Jan 1S-d&wly.
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Local Matters.

FUNERAL OF CnAs. REED.-The
funeral of the late CHARLES Reed, took
place this morning. the funeral servi
ces being held at st, Pauls Catholic
church. A large delegation of the
Friendship Engine Co., attended the
funeral, and six of The number went
up to Philadelphia, with the body as
pail bearers.
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.CIAL NOTICES.
GREAT DlSCOYERYl

tNKLE'S BITTER WINE OF
.hc cure of weak stomach, gene
. Indigestion, disease of the ner-
IN, constipation, acidity of the
hd all cases requiring q tonic.
|includes the most agreeable and
< of iron we possess Citrate
d Oxide. com bined with the most
4 vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
4 in many cases of debility, loss
4 and general prostration, of an
tof iron combined with our val
a, is most happy. 1t augments
raisesthe pulse takes Off mus
oness, removes the pallor OF de-
hives a 1orid vigor TO the coun-
want something TO strengthen
bu want a good appetite? Do you
ld up your constitution? Do you
well? Do you want TO get rid
ess? Doyou want energy? DO
D sleep well ? DO you want brisk
ns feelings? II you do, try
Vine of Iron.
3 valuable tonic has been so thor
bed by all classes of the commu-
d is now deemed Indispensable as
Etlicine. 1t costs but little, puri-
|Dd and gives tone to the stomach ,
Die system and prolongs life.
DIV ask a trial of this valuable
lice 81 per bottle. E. +. KUN
b Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
Druggist for Kunkel's Bitter Wine
n take no other make. Sold onl Y
se. All others are counterfeit, so
.thcm.
4 Tape Worm.
|remoycd with purely vegetable
pasSing from the system alive
~ the head passes. Come and
|lentstreated. DR.. f. F.KUSKEL,
=fth Ninth ST., hiladelphia. Ad-
Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
Fed. Ask your druggist for KUN
=RM SYRUP. Price ST per bottle
rcular. noVld&wlm
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Tape Worm.
|Miraculous Cure for COrns

y remedy Of great popularity for
Iprns without pain.
\. BIiISGHURST & CO,
Apo,hccaries.
Former Sixth and Market Sts.
Fine Nail Scissor
s Straight. Nail Brushes, Hand
|all Files, Nail Brushes, etc, for
f. BRINGHURST Il CO..
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the Bath.
Ashes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
soaps in extensive variety. Also
fes, Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
Friction Gloves, and many other
'lhe same classes.
r. BR1NGHURST d CO,
4 Corner Sixth and Market Sis.
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EDITOR DAILY GAZETTE


1t is not known for certain who is to be
our next President, but it may be interest
ing to the readers Of the DAILY GAZETTE,
to1nown that John Guthrie, corner Front
and Maryland Avenue, is now and has been
for some time selling that well known
brand of Flour, Currituck for $S. 80 per bar
rel, and allowing forty cents for empty bar
rel makes the netprice$S 10. No bulldozing
about this. jan25-3t*
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POLICE CAsEs,-This morning, at the
Police Station before Esquire O'Neill,
acting Mayor, the following cases were
William Byard, charged by Patrick
Hughes, with obtaining goods under
false pretenses. The accused was held in
the sum of 5000 bail to answer the charge
at Court.
Mary Barrett Il tramp was sent over
for 80 days.
Eliza Wilson, arrested for beng drunk
and disorderly was discharged WIN the
nromise that She would leave town.
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This sum of $50, ,750, large as it may ap-
pear, is not greater in amount than the
aggregate sums that Council have from
time to time withheld from the Board.
After the reading of the report had
been finished Mr.. johnson moved the
adoption of the report and that 6OoO
copies be printed.
Mr.. Pierce wanted to know what was
the use of going to the expense of print
ing 60OO, as it would not be read by, 800
people or 100 either who had sent their
children to school. They were educated
and their parents were satisfied.
The motion to print 5000 was then
adopted.
Mr.. Underwood, the newly elected
member from the Eighth Ward being
present, was sworn in, and was to fill the
vacancies on the visiting committees Oh
Nos. 10 and 16.
M. Moore was appointed to fill va
cancy on the printing committee.
DIR. Buck was appointed on the Com
mittee on Night Schools.
Mr.. Frock moved that the printing OF
the special committees report be left TO
that committee so ordered. On motion
adjourned.
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Deficiency. ................S S33,75

The entire indebtness of the Board and
that which so cripples its energies and
threatens to prosperity of its schools may
be summed up as follows:
INDEBTEDNESS OF THE BOARD.
Deficiency for expenditures ab-
above above estimate. % te................ s3s, s,75O
Mortgage bonds, due in FEBRUARY
ed for by special deposit. ...... s14, 900
Due on Taylor property, $4,000,
less amount included in prece-
ding statement of expenditures $4,000
Mortgage held by Geo. c. Cor 100
:. +. j. Elliot, 1000
Total. So, 2,75O
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,NINGTON MARKETS.

4 uISGToN, Del. Jan. %. 1871.
Is Al the Brandywine Mills for
%,,n, rorracta1 DailV.
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Here we have the fact that during the
last year we have received from the city
$36,953.42 less than the appropriations
of those years, and Furthermore, the books
of the City Treasurer shows that during
the year 1915, between 500 and $500
were collected for school purposes that
were not paid over to the Board.
Under the system adopted by Council
for levying the school tax it is not poss-
bic that the whole amount appropriated
can be collected, owing to the discount
Of per cent, and the deGnquencies
Which amounts to several thousand dol
lars. The past year, 1876, is striking il
lustration of this fact. The Board asked
Council for $74, 800 for that year, and
after great amount of discussion in
Council it was passed, but with threat
that the taxes would be so levied that
the Board woGld not get the full amount
appropriated, and to show how well the
threat was carried into execution, we
have as yet received but $780, ,731 50, with
no immediate prospect OF obtaining by
collection of taxes over $4,000 more at
the most.
To give an idea of the present financial
condition of the treasury we herewith
append carefully prepared statement
of the probable expenditures and re-
.
/ 1876, to the end of the school year, say
June 30th, 1877.
November pay rob and bills pay
able in December. $4,000
Eight monthly pay rolls and
/ Boughman, Thomas q Co.'S,
! bills averaging $1,000 per
| month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40,UOU
Repairs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Due on heater in No, school
payable in January. 500
Six months interest on bonds
amounting to $4,000. 00.......... GOO
Interest in mortgage held by Geo.
G. Gordon....,......... 200
Rents, discounts, and interest,". 700
Due on No. 8 school, payable in
March Observation-Disclosures. 1,OOO
Total. sol 900
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand about S12, 900
less Sinking Fund.-. $1,000
Amount colleetable from
school taxes. 20
sl7,25O
| IDenclenCy.. .ss.''.''' SoojsoN
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nj and COIiifnerc1df.

,,,vcToN. Del, Jan. 80, 1877.
In, N H,,uotations furnished by X.
z PEE 2o', n. i. Cor. 4th and Mar
.uiIu1 Il lngton, Del, at 1P. VI. to-
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Ipr -.or,a omrA,aSIiMERES.-Direct from
1 II tr4Iter, 81 a full line of Black Cash
'hcse a., dIc?t,,Ss ,Slioo, S1.12h, $1.25, S1.37X,
onn ~ 'uIeSlrable fabrics are at lower
n Innn, we nave offered for years, and
nu lhem COR color and durahiI-
w. B. SHARP,
Nour:h and Market Sts,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT.-The Dwelling No. 3l3 Ship.
L ley street. Apply to
jan1S-2w* HENRY LATIMER.
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EOR SALE OR RENT-The handsomely
Il located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
jy28tf r. SCOTT.
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RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand about S12, 900
less Sinking Fund. $1,000
Amount colleetable from
school taxes. 30
, 1877-07-26
MT. VERNON.

Sy<ri1I Et,o:s,ri tn The 1rieant.
Mr. EEESex. H., .tnlJ !;.-A Hmsll squad Of
ralrnpl strikers reached ihfa city and caused some
cuH,u,nsiun III the machine shops Ut the 81. Louis
& Southeastern Halfway. Thfec sh1p* Enve rtn.
rl,ynIru 10 some eighty n,rn, nenrly all VI whom
have families, rlt unticr their own vino and fg
trer-. AMI |, is sal have neser been heard to ex.
ps~s ,ll4snti4fact,on with Tho wages lheY received,
though TIL. /. 4elIet] by mcn of thu strike. About
rn'.'rl, ,t,!t uurn.nz *cscra! men claiming to bc
a,tIn. under tlr authnrlty Of the Executive Com.
mtttr II? thu strikers at East st. Lana viriscl tho
hr,,t- { ihu ui,rruse Ut extlatning the situation
IL the s,.. nnA inducing tllrn to quit work. This
t'nsnnlhtru hral}ed l,y Marion Rupert, m old
fr.rIan u. t1Ir Southeastern lai'f0ad. Tho TON.
,,it.er w,rr nrs by Mr.. H. u. Salisbury and aaeacs
Nrsna1le Cuhrn. 4 p'easant Interview relating to
tie l,usinrt. In hand 1ook place. Mr.. Salisbury
stated ihlf. while The mtn III tic shops werr At
1crfr'! I'lcrtY n qnit work. II they no DESIRED.
they would ',e prn."rtrd n thc!t purpotcs to ron;
thur at Wur " nntIft thu men III the Sh0p8 held
u u,ecllnR tn cnnstlrr tie Hltnason. and
NEsulsED tn HUlT wDiIK.
~ Gtn.nfsas. in'H t!tt wn. rFuht',ly teeEranhcd
Lr III" s.i!in. unn,ltrc Of s1tlkers to thn Exetn.
,nt:rtt'nt"i, thr rhup t'cn held nnhhcF 'neci!Hr.
rrr"'i~tt tirrr thrr former actloh: uH! expressed
t;, nall 1ra lhr "e.t IN rvach city to.tny has
hut Hh',rl tn thu e-cftrnrnt consequent N5lnn str
condition nj 'hiirs a've drstflhtd. ~ the sumo
t.rrr TIE very alr il kr;t l"lcsl wtha1 SORTS of
Wat.D ASn fMiNssIIsiE sTOnIEH
tohcrrH: the strti.ar.. y h!'c nj. d!spAtcl! "
h.,: prepared ta- nivht two ctt'upunic* ot nllit
under Fri: t'th; l"fsy ary tslns 4ellls'l ~ Thu
c.l that t,,ay lu lnas!e up"n thrm. Mrnnwht!s no
frri::,t = t"ths received nr trnt fursvnrA. The
tInr!.s nf ,'nr Stores nrr grtt1H1 low farmers clH
j. --,a:uant, aud mont Ipploratls .tate Of thngs
G1lst~.
, 1877-07-26
lc.,aton Of vf"lcnrr anywhere In tho Htatr. and
acntn chntiOn~ every dittnsbeF OF The pcncc lu
obey tho laws at nncc.


NEW fnnx, July 1:i.-The strike on The snr,Fs
/ Kssex Road WAS madc complete to-day l,y ,by
cnainccrs Joining tic ttrcmcn. They demanded n
return to tho old tatary fur tho fEenrn, anil Tho
supplying nf an efficient Ifctnan To each engine,
President slaan refused thrrc conditions. ann !
strfke along the rnttrr l!nc ut The Iackawann, l.
Western was Immediately resolved nrnu. Ata:l3
this afternoon the enrinccrs. numbering hr,wrcu
4hO and 100, quit Tho engines. hut viii, ~
exhibition Of hottility. before leaving, with
Tho assistance Of tomc hre,non who wess
IN stsikc, lhc5 cleaned and hSed their cnginp.,
and. without wori. left Tho ticot. Tho last raa
,,y fegnsar engineer LETT liahokcn At 1:+i p. m,
anil all travci was thon practically nj m end.
There WIS no freight Of my kind rerclyrd
rlncc noun ut Tuesdsy. nntl no fright
trnfn attempted 10 be rnu. The ftopna9c OF trains
ca1Iaoi an Immense amount of annoyance 10 lilo
regular passengers I'M The road. many n wEnnl
fingered about tho 1rrnt during tic rn,
ttrc evening They were 'aosti1 ''cou.
n,atcrt" anxious to reach their >. homrt
10 have then, eAcor1cd thtlcr. After mnc! delay,
Mt N:li, an engineer was f1und TT the prrsnn IT
Mr.. Lewis, the H,astcr. mechanic af Ihc Fand and
he sncccrct1 fn starting a trnn from tic dc.
put, conveying The Superintendent and the ''con.
inntcrs." When It left, nearly nil the strfkers
had ranc home. md by tfoac WIN remained Hrat
the dspot tho matter was regard cd only a. IN
nh,uhi.y Incident In this railroad complication
Thia str,ke IL tho rss directly affecting tais city,
AZ hundreds 0t bnsbcr+ mbn hctr lire In tic
suburban villages along liz line.
, 1877-07-26
VARIOUS.

FAILING OFF IN INTERNAL REVENUE.
WAsN,SoToS, D. c., July 9h.-Thcra Ia
vesr heavy falling oil in tho receipts
from internal revenue sourcas In comparison with
Inst week. The receipts to-lay nro $780, COO less
than Wednesday last week.
RELIEF MEASURE.
Tho Secretary OF tho Treasury haa authorized tho
Assistant Treasurer ut New FORK To dispose 0f
exchange on Chicago, C1nc'nnntt, and st. LonA for
tho relief OF Western banks AMI euAlncsa
men who have funds IN New York which aro not
available account OF ,pOssibllity Of tEnnsporta-
cato Of the dcruRit Uf funds IN the New York
ptfjcu o lIko a,r0unt will bs ordered pafd to tho
proper party by tho A|s,atnnt Treasurer At ctfher
nf thoae polnts rat named desguatcd in the ccrtl-
fcatc.
4 MONITOR ..
The light.1rnft mnnit0r Wynudotto hab hocn pre-
pared fur active service.
pAsaENs,KR TRAlHs
on both roads arrived and departed on echcdn!o
time throughout tho day and lust night, aM indie
eatons arc that mn further interruption Will 0ccEr
to travel on ciiher line. -..
NgiU1,rs fWoM AN. POINTS.
Tispatches received at al,c War Department to-
night show genera, feeling at anxiety n the DIS
tuFhed d1atftctB Hut AZ thefo haA beGn tau3c10n4
s!fsthutIoh 1T troopa The 01cial4 tnrc feel conf
dnnt that anY violence DO promptly suppressed.
AdJt. Drum telegraph. that
LlEuT.-G8N SHERIDAN
will return from tho Far Wcst Immediately, he
having hccn tclcgraphoa ft.r ycstertay, t1cn.
Sheridan wins TO meet &aph. Sherman to-day At the
month Of tho Little 1}tR llOrn Etscf and e Tiers
received dispatches 10 return to Chicago without
delaY.
Dlspatchcs show that The troops havo boen movoi
with pron,ptnr.1 an arc all really for active scry
Ice In case Of necessity.
, 1877-07-26
CUMBERLAND.



CuxnxEtAxl, Sd.. Iuty I5.-A.l.tccs havc
reached hcrc that food Ia getting very ncsEco at
Frp.thurg, M,l., n,1ninc town of 4. 0tto tnhaht.
tant.. fifteen miles frn here. t* said there arc
not ten barrcls Of 'anr in Tho Town. nnl that tic
miners hare Threatened =: raid OF Cumberland.
This had .umrtA to In, Il ts eupposed, with The
appointment Of special rolstc.
KxrUHstuNtSr+ tf1NntEn.
Scscrat uf the excussiantsta WIN were rohhtcd
up At tittrburr, on tho trntn earsnrsd By ttamps.
belung 10 como Dt tho ptst fainllltA here.
ntT LITTLE FLOUR
4 citizen who wcnt Il, hny stonr herr Today shJt
that unly frw parrrtn rctafu for nile in lumber.
land, Wucal will br brought from tho eonatty 10
the mill It this place.
, 1877-07-26
WASHINGTON.
THE MAILS.
EXPORTS To OBTAIN TRANSPORTATION,

Sptef"t fHtaa'e" 70 7"e 1'1ehae'
"Asts",oS. 1at5 nc sos!.'ss.es s.a .,sne.a'
6aA VeGclfeA many ubpatcHe" tu.AhJ run p!hccF7s
Tho blockade At scseral Important points reported
vestcr,isv still eonttn,tse The nuapenhton Of tha
ma,)a st tnlnunnolfs rcom, 10 tc man .cr1ous
n'a"" .'"ua"l9 seoH" ~ De H."lo re'!o''
than Mt hlmoHt any other point. Trnins on only
two roads wesu reported today a. running
nm rcrutar schc.lu1e.t,u Theso two roads
a.. ,..n1s ~ 1,.a.,,.x. ~. n.,".
a.o ~ NY ""nus " ne.e"esn ~ osuss
OF Ch'iea st@oa p*tf'et '""se u3efaam: He
,, $3.50 ~ ..,. ,. - A, ~, ~
loHeu 10 FtocecH "t@Huat lhtcss"Ptu1's aht tnd
str1kcra, not caring to como In conflict With tho
tfnIto,1 Gtut,. tn,rt,t ,nthorl.fc. din r.} tntc,
r,.a .,!ns.s,,.. -, ,ha ,.,s,.s.." ~" ns....,
In ri srntt m rho r..rnsxIynutn Ts,t1road nni
,st,,, ~ =. ,,,. -. H.; -. -, Cs,s
, 1877-07-26

EpI~f1i IfspdteA IL TaS Tftt9aA
QuiScr. ILL.,, July :5.-Thcss hss Jet bcon no
drIs,cn.trat,on+ Gf slotncc in this c!ly, though
tlrrr II an element here that IL evidently gipe Tor
Hat This disposition. however. does not seem to
t2tend IN thu 7atsuad hands. Many of thv,n hare
,urtlly declared that thuy wit, have no sympathy
t,r. connection with, rioters, and have offered
q juIn soluntecr fosce TO prevent inecadarsH,
u disturbance Ut any Kind. Bone Of thu engineers
snd trakemtn ths ruAas, willie coasendfns
.hAt thu elp!oses ara nut paid high enough
wascs ha,o upcn'y counseled that no
.ttlhu take utlcc. u view Ut tha probability
tt usub ,lolence. Anl the fact that the strikers
would primarily be It's cAu4s Of H. 9p4 cunsa.
1ucl.tly be- Llaluc1 by the public. 1t II ssp0ltt1
lai oIeEl1Ge4 Iase fAelt tuale ~ lhs strikers W
seue o1hur a5sauxst tlons tu The uiIr "
MAKE 1nIST DEMONSTRATION,
ls!t tut PROPOSITIONS hAsu tsen tsfused. Tho rttl-
road declare that. hsyiny pfcseuttd thu!F lrtl.
ION fur Intrgasc of wages 70 tho m4uaYrrr Of
urvu that au1 ssoid .uy unl4wiul sc.s.
:, Eu1ubes VI despcE11oea have been 9rriyinY
tie city during thu day. evidently III
Anticipation VI work In ullrh tAty could Akg =
land. IAr tL!c1go Burlington 4 Qu!ncy NaEi-
.si. Which Stopped receiving freight yesterday
L-,:nIn:, .rnt ou, ths lo.ed train4 time, sotss
1t ahica reached Chicago, md otheEs xste held
A.yt.t the road.
Tu1 wAuAa1t,
which had not bceu Affected before to-day, also
started uut fss!Y1t train. but 1t ofefed back.
Ti.t Watseh ha1ls hass struck, and lbis evening"
k4ssensss tIaln lid nos ~ oat.
, 1877-07-26

GENERAL.
CANADA SOUTHERN.

Special pispsticA h The Tribune
LoNpox, Unt., July 25.-Your correspondent
yirlttd II. Th0maa, IN tho Canada southern, this
afternoon. THE village wore Sunday appear.
ancc. Tho railroad strikers, nrrnyrl In their hest
clothes, wcsr lonngng around tbs ucpot discuss
tng the situation, They talked ~ It determined
not to Rivo IN ,ntlthe ratafy reduction IL removed
and ail arrears of back pay made good. The pas"
scngers bonna East, who wcte stopped Ut NJ
Tilonas Inst night, wero scnt forward
10 buffalo this morning on Apecia1
train, which waa tnals Mp after much
euaxing on tho part of tho officials and tho
bcialed travellers. At meeting If tho 4trtkcFa
thIh evening, II wus resolved 70 send . 1rputltioM
10 Buffalo 10 confer With tsesid ent llnghnst mid
Superintendent Muir. All tEalnB huvo been can-
ceied Tor tho present.
THE GREAT WESTERN.
The differences between the tifeat Western and
t.s cnplayc. .etteA thts morning or tlse astA
tele.raphrd tast nHIt-the reduction to bu In fotcu
iii Oct. l.. No through frcIxht t* mustag Hrcr thu
road. a. tho officials hare recetycd notice from
their Eastern and Western connection Tint they
cannot haniip II. 1is passenger trntfr II exceed:
inglS !Esht restricted almost entirely 10 thu local
btlxtncse,
, 1877-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK ANn EI.HEWIlEkH,

N.wARK, N. H.. July e5.-Engnocrs on The
Delaware. f.ackawannA q Western latrnad, After
long scsatpn In Iloboken, decided to strike at q
o'clock thta evening. and no tEatns hayc passed
here sincr. This tracks AMI depot arc deserted.
THIS river .lrawbridgo Is np, sn1 only few loung.
crs and police arc thsrc. Fix engineers at The
house Of ono Of thcm wcro called On. and found
rIalng from prayer. They say tho stsko was tho
result Of tho .stuta1 Of President Aloan to rcsore
thu wages Of tho frenett. They offtrod to
submit 10 4 prf cent reduction OF wages
II tho old ratcs wrro res'orcd so The
aremcn. rres!1ont s'oan reiased. say!nR
engineers DECLARE they will not haf.n tho railroad
prSpetty untlsr any circumstances. Tha cngsRcers
- Xii ia qaict ID shs cii,. The military sorco as Tho
Eaat Newark ear .shup. ttna Sccn ntfenat&onea.
Tae e:nslle X .,'xs Nb.S + ;S.'ra ut ~
enough @ 10 suppo.s ths discharged committeeman.
4 nRsuLT.
Special RsoatcA 10 7n< TRIBUNE.
,t'ks In Sss4sk .1st p;aSadiy @sny y o. aiss
eio+s with!n . tew days. Aossr,. Nngent ! Co.
discharged 100 n.en. ind tnu .s1,ior nsloeE ot ths
s ..a re- ots sslay e ss scts
ies r. Tho " %s..sta 4 .4ks ais Il sSs:
n,epts Of eattlo md hides frpm the Vest fur sup.
plies, and hnxs thly stock on hanl TOY tw9 " srys
y sss es % p4iasa. .nssh VII
" tliroWn oHt ~ .S )" a"e''"a :" INV
lea shoNeana lo'e @,.s."5 ,n,. s".tr, t
.shset ns ~
aanetT EtFt:1uy Gn-tn ne atetncn ~ ". &asss
orh nttsoa " W. a..,,."i no@" ~is wv
~ s1HAc' !,. ssans ~ 'un',,nx III, " su.
sTRiklNa S1Lk'WEAFsHs.
PATERSON Nd. July aa--Seon mayor bees. =.
!ey has been p9iiasa by sovesai nii-n*Rtss @ shaI
ther property Lss been thtsaencu W strlklis s!k
weasefs anu itat thy VII holt tna c!ly fsspont!.
os for any tamssss that tEty may suneF IRON ~ .ho
moo. lhe cttS a9taos,tEs ps1pose ~ s"SIs s :. ~ 1 +
larHs nnnbsF o. spac!a! pu!!c1then 4ao ~ eas!
upon ths Grand Army of lau Hepn9ite = case ,s oI