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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
DIED.

BROWN ,udGcnlg 10 Br00kvn Tuesday. July 81 Maril
A. widow of thr Rev John ". Brown ui Astoria, J. To- AMI
daughter OF the late captain samuel Norton 10 tHe O.th
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 tho
funeral iron IT, Ma Ks church. AdePs. Oh iAu' si'y'
Angus. D, a. och. IS 1.
Friends arr requested n5t 10 send flowers.
DEBARY-AJ New canaan. a.. July 81. May infant
daughter oi AdOipIi $500 An usia q. DELAY
FurH. s.ryicc- &C Naw canaan.
GREEN -On sunday July 20, Elizabeth J.. vito % Darwin
Relatives ana friends are invited 70 attend ne funeral
service, fE1m hrr Late Residence, ~ Els. llllhat Aug
!, GtZ D. m.
H0ovER-At Flushing L. l., JUS 81, Amy Rodgers, wifs
Funeral 5s,9-ts VII be held at the Congregational cbulcn
Tram caves hunters Point ID q. H. 10.
HAR-ELL-Wuam. oldest OF Blaze Lor'iagi and VII
Faner, ron lis parents residence so 2i East 57th.t
Rel,iges All friends a'c ni,ed without further notice.
PARrHIDGE-At Railway. ~. J TUESDAY. Ju,y 81, II cho
uiantum Henry 10 infant son Of CHARLES An ha1is
Tie el. m r.kc pl iaa from The Residence % grand.
father, Peter Massrs'n 23J W. 5shs' Oh Thursday Al.
gust .. a, y 100.
inrys J. Hobart rnc,u,y hc f3th wear Of hrs age
The reiiryes ami friends or te family are r-spr'ihny
uyAcd t0 attend ur funeral nom pr tte i,, 70
H0ytst Gr,,sivu. ON wednesday, August J. al III o'clock
q. 3D.. without uIrrle invitation.
Tho roma Hs wli no tazcn 60 Jamaica ior lntrilA nI
~HULrU~-At Wat-rovn Conn.,. July BOD. Isabel. WIDOW q
10 g. ~hu'fu-, AID youngest daughter Oh charles
tnwi.I, esq, pl tns e'iy.
r novel al Hartford coma.
-WIFr-tt Geneva =. Y- Tay 80. Jonathan william sv.ft
Commodore Cutl ~s NAVY iu tle 10h year % DDS age
!. j. -." ,5 - r W.. "a; a. S ~, I,,n Sif'g
Lewis ~ John. Esq Ho of Ncwlor IN tho ssti year
ri,el 4, nat At Sew Canaan. Conn.
WATER3C RY-Ou ths BON INST, Nlrv J. waterbury, late
wi.oi Charles A. Wlrb and daughter the ialo Peter
NuteV, in Jir 1l@i year Oh hri axe. ..t ..., ,..
Relatives ricIU- tIV invited 10 attend nor
ml,lal 10 the of Der brother Mlrcs Hunier
Brick church Saiou olaug y. J, "Wednesday. august l.
taI4itg,s I'D WANING TOT lAr I'LL D. la. u tH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
INDIES cRop PROSPECTS IMPORTING.

LONDON Tuesday, JllY 81, 1877.
An official telegram from the Niceroy OF
INDIA. dated July 81. gives rather more favorable
IMPRESSION "a lo famine prospects than previous reports
a.. .v. t,t IN Burah tuc rain has been sufficient ana
tnc condition o. agriculture is satisfactory. III h'h
l ne districts still want rain, Dut general appfe"'h
inns ara removed. In the Northwest Provinces ana
IA Ondh the drought causes ANXIETY Dnt lAefe u
SIN limo 'lr an average harvest In the HuopA0"u'
ram ia ,g,rt,d IN parts but the prospects are lar III
A,u the Central Provinces and borIr the prospects
,. aitits satisfactory. Ia Bombay therc 10 ''''''
i.,uce OF rail- TIE condition 0i 6ulc.dt causes AhAI-
y There mas been a heavy fall of rain IN ConcAhi -
inches have fallen ga suoapur. ami good sHo"''' arc
remarked "a E.,.rrn Bombay. H. the D'ecAn asricl''I'
t lii. OIL bot prices ere very hgh. Inc tAhi Oh '"'
Western coast Us &C present very small I'r '-'
-..,s,u Tie Nizam- Territory IL much "l''i'9S'''
Hmm. ba. been nD RAN Tor d month"; ou. Nv"
tr.,e. h4y. inst fallen in Nysore and C'r1 Moro
,,,, d, ne.a.d 90 save part Of the young crops
I'M Madras there have been tur showers ia A th' AIS
fr....d districts. except S.uore ant AnrnooL ln 'aa
u.ps- AND br.lay Cine al lr'' been r'n'''fl''Oo anu
i.. ,,.ui. zee u.y save portion OF tie cr'p but 'Ae
.blry.s. lis at best Indifferent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
PUBLIC 0PINIO4.

There viii bc no resumption Of specie pay
meuts lu 1879 Iis ccrtu any tnIn- iuturc can
be- Puiadeipb "a I.qulrer tkopJ
As fCc the South, it might be as well to let
the ,uuJn simmer wIc. lease untl nave
t.rlsird S0Ot Vll ana have lee.o td la,fli
i,riu- tine Nort. The joke ON the N"tih just now
LET NE south alone Cincinnati Commerce. DLd)
In spite of the howls OF the Repuu.caa
paurrs oven tIc bu csqur 0i an army uDdI Cove, DE-
u.ut orders. tne Administration has lO~ui -.I0 u.nj
tuplc for every eme ssn,y OF tnc ~r1- I-e ffesac"
ua, uoi COMPLAINED o pnng short 81 rglar--l Louis
yiic CulreIJ0u1rd (DumJ
JUDGE Taft il a patriotic citizen, and we
have -.u reason nc Ic,I.g tItt iu. tplt n'tuu
deuauu s accordance oi tae un lluI, fg tI' o. 'f
,ou~ld .t5r personal sacrifice. IG- Cow lluh u1.H.
ana uuJ0ulI-Y Nil. make NAT ,, Ila't H Fnrr tntJ
cannot Dr resisted Cleveland l|-t-er tt'lJ
Judge Abbott has some very earnest adyo-
cat a. De,uuclUC Candidate iof GItc'uut it DO Dis
.f..u-l, urged. some quarter. t-at $40. -. -
Frames Ado, Liurr i.n cFgrslDtt De- 4 I.o NIiit
iut support OF tine parry, because o. i-' Ram
ndeit, With which ie AAo FDJahtd ~ iid1utu'ht
u-iuolr" JY WhIcI GOV. IlDcI N.l, cOu N~-'ut t-a
Dov. lyc> coIu-cd ntO the FrcaldcA'ld cail-l Bus
ton hcr.l. tlniJ
ia q state Ohio Jhat Was buIiJ up by sub
sic.c~. au4 ..,n ,uio. amos ir.oI "uti 80. ''-
rI iur IsIcg t5r.l produces nil Doe f"icI % uhif
through tue ipu Rycr,u refusal cot Government
rrt i,c,,I..-c .pnrtlI IIirt tD lis ic.i-. ttt
I.tr D.loci;l,lc rI t., Nur.I nruS .ei4alc ol
-vuN4.Lt d-t. IIaa.J ir t.ni .l-Il Il ~. .ul
ice o De-. cIlIiou Of r.et fi-> Ol -.-I W.. b. ..,c
defeat viewed "lju Or, cHcoiutu-u,- ".lch
noted ,nat Of William A4,n. -Jf-oaHs Iinics lJonll
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WAsHINGTON NOTLS.

WA,HINorOS. Iucsdsy, july 81, 1871
Frln, s. Remington was to-day appointed Revenue
store keeper for tne F.ih District Of nnos James ii.
Price Tor te Third District OF 5iaryand VIM v. Brown,
ugsr Tor t. second District Of Geo. a, aud j. *. si-
Ir -turrkrcper anu Gauscr for the Eighth District OF
Kentucky.
Tho report was IN circulation to-day that 1t had been
determined by rhe proper Official authority 90 make
changes .u one or $50 prominent OLD 'es IN NeN-YOik
CIV Dat Is cau Dee stated hat no decision whatever n
t,e matters uas OrrI made by NE Government. Tao
,uui. els are regarded matter. thar WOut require
drDrrluon n Cabinet and tue, Wrre not discussed or
lu abb way lIlaloi ID 80 the council hcll tl-ldy.
The Comm ssioncr, OF the District OK Columbia have
appointed Commodore Van RENSSELAER, Morgan. lsse OF
ne Confederate Navy, Inspector Of Works and Repairs
nn Roads aud OF the District OF Columbia Com
mod rr slprann graduated tho ciass of 1885. Tie was
n.flt commended % the place by many oil his old
comrades In he United states Navy and by tho property
holder. uf the District generally
The Commissioner Of Patents has decided 10 suspend
The grant Of patent controlling the Use OF tho locks
ON bank sales ami vaults IN combination wtb noutms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
Dp.MHNCE- ON SUGAR

MAsHINGTOS Tuesday, July 81, 1877.
The following are some of the recommended
lions of the several appointed by the Treas
Iry Department 20 exam.Io the question OF the rates Of
drawback ON the expectations OF sugar and syrups refined
from Imported raw su-a4s;
The majority of the 3 Baltimore Commission recommend
fI.tt tlu existing rates OF drAH Dac~ VIZ. OOlOO
cent, per yOuud ON refined hard sugar; cents per
poun sO 20 d. S.. color; ~ cents per pound IN
1t belUW 20 -. So and q e cents pei gallon ON syrup
de- l-,t unchanged lhr minority report OF tne same
Commission recommends tnat FOR hard sugars produced
.nu Vacuum Pan reduction or j-lOO OF q. nc be
made present Tor eacn per ctutum raw sugars
d. tlIt iyLou operated upon. TINS would ne
drawback hard sugars produced wholly rom thls
. ID loo cent pound. IAc bDa-
tom Commission recommend tine following rates: On
ird s!glS, l,-lOO cents per pound Oh sOil. above
30 20 ID S. o. loo cents per pound and on syrup, 4
cents per gallon. lue recommended lbs the New
lar. follows: On hard sugars, !
cent. prr pound; soft sugars above NJ. 20 D. So =
cent, per pound; soft. No 20 ana below, lO-lOO
GEMS Del. pound, And ON Tup = cents per gallon.
TRANSACTIONS ~ four PR GEMS
The total popular subscription to the four
n cent loln rtcr.y 4 ID the Ul,cl ,tatos Treasurer
and hs assistants Throughout country Is 46,3I97OO
the total amount Oy the Syndicate $50 900
tine total amount subscribed London reported
ro date. SlO.2OO.OOO, making total OF S76,-
5lg.7Oo. Against rms amount calls have been
..li,d far the redemption OF SfOOOO0OO nye-twenty
bonds OF 500 aud sJ.UOO.Oj 30 ga 0d been paid mo
ih Treasury iO redemption purpose, leaTls t54,J %
700 tn Doe called 10 ~ expected tAtL another
cIli Sil. lc ISSUED tuls week.
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Latest SHIP AEgS
flor other ShiD ye,0g r., Third Page. !
ARnINEn-


steamship Heraer Ger lanss 10 Sn5bsrt
CO. Had westerly winds and rough weather ~ 70 the Banss
thence s3stery .nas aaa me am. ogpd Eat sans
Gate lat o. rs, ION. 800. bark tlet or llIf yDi 49,
o i a ,i S 2 Ion s g. Caniri team bound East
3ist al Oh PinnscOcs steamship AoA""~ hence i''
stems ip Neptune Berry oston with mdse ana pass 70
Strans p Fan Saiyaor vi kerson, savannah with mdse.
stagmship Alaers. Hawt.oine NeTOreans. with mdso.
and passenger 10 Bogert & Morgan.
Big pearl ',f Spw Haven't BGgatnsa. a. Pierre. is
DAYS WIN sugar and molassr 20 3D. Ir9 Fprdge y Do,
spain II days with au passenger 10 orer vessel 70
Park Admir Terethoa GER, eyor Hal June p IN BAL
BrA fina oiampa la Cadero Mrs-ina days. viii
unit % Robinson vessel o. Lauro storey 80 PASSED
SAILED.
steamship, Montana t,r yyr2oe; AeaPa,e2 o. AsGI.
barks Auatra for rr ste slaa al T. Tor cai ;. ~ sin
10 bremen. New Or Pen4rt f5rCora Tor 'ni.rs
JOE . for Co Falmouth. + l. "a ney Tor A.;
Cabe,l9. = r. Gcery, tr Charle'on caoine hidy o. -
schls rosa Appugcr for Porto co' - r. Cnk' o T., ~
P 3aS = :. -, osn II fo 81 wlimi6eoi \ e.
'0' Sailed ~ Way OF LJiG ISLAND sorND.
steam Bermuda, or iiai fax g. Gsacn- 10 ho,,oni
fori. n. Coraela anc Inarlin. Tor rroyi ense y:
Crrrier RoDt smith, Tor Portland CONN., > Wright hr
USsEf-sapay Hook, wind fresh, y. E, clear c.sg
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON July 7l.rle North German Liovi steam.
sh weser, capt denbrucS' from Ne~4ofE arrived hei'
To-day
MovILF July 3l.-Tne Anchor line steamship Victoria,
Capt YOUNG tom sew HOrA. JAy p Tor Olssg0" arrived
here to-day
DOMESTIC PORTS
WILMINGTON y Co. July l.Clrarei bark Sundsv4, Berg
s-Tom. Lordog; s li-r. oumun sr, for hotielln
ORLEANS. rarel. -fssu-iIp View lurk TOR
Vow or.. scur uy b. -oidrr. hey West Cedar
Keys. Passes-silea, bark Mary e.. Hale.
DISASTER
BOSTON Luv 3fThe sc. r. Roswell -rrnam. for Boston,
vent lsucte al a. dgliDg ticA i0g Long LO4go
-glfiafc
MISCELLANEOUS
EASrpOBI. Tie Org rfslitei
ID beng Railway
4oeI ami De rec.Ikrd aut recopDered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
nuw nEMIrr DEFENrEp TILDEN.

Ner- I1rt L-tH ~ ti""s AV' FYse. Z" "a. f'y 4'"tf
4 prominent Democratic leader from the
-oulue.u rr -ald after L.r Elect ru Conn
mission lhd duaIcd ts dbOrs that Ihdch' naur llA-
non wnu.d maze assured BAT Tor one man, dnd tlAt
f.u ,gs ADran T.. Hewitt Chairman Or DE Nat4t Ial
Democratic committee. Az tnr Time "ueA t0nEiee7 +"
investigating Tie cu.tIe tI4t Aldua0u Wells "t others
OF tr Louisiana RctIfu ID. Bonri, together IA some
of me ltyrs Electors Ia Louisiana, "td ''rr It'd 'rll
Tie volt. " that state tJ lIdtu, sI.r-u i- ~ r-'-
,lel IA made ny one uI the Witnesses lu inC acct tIt
Did. had approached tine Hon. john 'iotll-scy "i lhe
VIC 4 90 negotiating io. lie sac OF IA idArs Litttui 10
Iiaeu. lly Informant -tys, and Gasc 40 reason To
uuuut word, thai .uef or tllc i-rsi71'ul' on
reading yIDlsIc -ttic.hrht missile - enc "lthre'
4.u4e -., went IlOtIaacy amt lalEI4u-lJ Hrht4 %
% was lrIc ANTICIPATING OF cor ST. iutt ID Nt, tol a.
uon. TO uis utter establishment tnc Dilnt and pai'
senator exclaimed, Yes a.I, tu4t'o ,rlc lle lcliuN
0Id come ~ and wlutd 20 sell some electors To
"a bought EN- 90. u5. Like su many ho"s Dut Tor hewitt
lF sd ned nave 90 do WITH 90, ana -.lds Wurru
nell .et lent bound To say tual Gals rpcdEn bet
ter lur Hewitt tIaI uo for those aJ IS ELECTORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
mi DRijL1.
- nrArL.N CHINEE.

sn.s.,~t,. ioiYt pr.luctou g. Bret Harte
....i.....I lat f..,t 10 tho r.-tU
snl Mas 4"''''' ""' -''' ,.
Avsrv. I'D lfrn. before laughing ANA cru"arl dt---
&C. D. .- ,.rI. described d. a racter-pay; lj5 pur-
'- ... ..... p .tl,. q. .i,,r,,,t, ~ la
pose Prs ITO >'-''' '--' A' - D.. .....-
p.ci1 pr ant most "i it- scenes, htFf "''t-' '-il '-'
.-. ID NOT the reason their being. ID the eccsu-
.. .-.. .If.f ,,t-. .,.- Inland r, ,ua IA SIN lies.
b'-''''' . '' .,.- ,l,. 5.,,,.,...,t az,
cheats '''"9 --'- --''1 I 80 80 en-. .i.-
strc,l commercial puucp"s ana cohlouh4N '"e -"'i''
a. i.. , ., almond eve still Iut-n. iyon business;
t.... ..,.,1...s . ,..ri.l ,,1 ..i,IIl,e,,,le .,-
$40 a4 .'''N '.' ''''''
sol-ment g. Californian cA1Iaci,r-,- tle i'thlee'
,-t,.. .-e u.-t-,-..u.ur san Francisco beauty,
..... ........... r.r ..+ fq1.,..r... ..l.-a
lncr I-'-t 'Ne '"'''-i'0' ''" "
Lynch aIt DIS ooult--i-' Sheltered lo I"e me- anu
c~lIreg ar times u ei.ctiyc ana comparatively novel
- 1850 Ga .., q.-.r ALI is r,i. tl..,v III one is
h'-'.''' D' - .,... , ,,
t,u,t.C 90 object th.t tht piot is si-"' "'" '''
5.-ef..,,,.rt 3f IL -Iu--,~n and luaruucIal, d.
.,..l,..t tft tina autlor. have
f''' '' -, ...i. . ,- ,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

4 begyar in France solicited twenty sous of
a gentleman. .lUug, " nave great need OF euty
sous The request vas refused thr Dr-ssr lddrd,
.Thru snOw wnat shrl d." Inc gentleman reelected
upon this reply, Thought tnat possibly twenty
sous would TIE fellow IS lltc. lIc ran AMI gave nun
lie money "Aut wuat were yOu golus LOO dU % lad re-
fused tue gift" inquired the donor "Gous 90 DO re-
toned the rascal; why Nas going To WORK.
The Sibyl, whose hand has been crossed with
silver" I1u viii experience tne mos. aDjcct poverty
uutl YOU nave attained your THIRTEEN year" TIE red
Mons vCung man VINO crossed It" Ana Afterwards T.
Tne siby- And Afterwards you viii have become used
10 "a"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

mainly al the ports Of Baltimore Philadelphia. New
York and Boston special agcGt, furnished with the
cluoa Just discovered. dispatched by the Treasury
to-day 10 those points to make further inquiries and pos
sby totake steps against those guty0i evadng dny
The fraud consists In the importation Of high grade ~
-tallcd Dcmar1ra sugar .n s arfifcIaiy cOiored
so as to make ~ c"me In uudcr cass alton II cheap
brown sugar. az paY duty 10 quarter per
pound. Ihr cOorng b. sdlfuly done Chat 30 can DE
removed without inurns the sugar UpOn being re-
moved, the crystal I'D sugar, LETT equal 10 the best
gfanulAted sugar, and should pay higher duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

Secretary warts leaves IlIs week, I'd remain
AWAY ursrit the culIo Iouth August. 1lust Dl,
recrrauve une VIA DE spent on his farm ln Vermont
e President the Latter part Ot week fOr
Vermont, ard VII "a guest Time
Vermont farm Inc President propose ip b., present
tue Battls OF Bennington on lir lIth OF August
ward and i also propose tu
axe a leave t.srnce, 10 idsl uuil some Time lI AL
gust. tourtn Assist. 1~scfeiaIy Campbell VIII nave
curg- OF tue cpartmeut during tue SUs-uce ca
tie thrr- higher authorities. Pres trut hayes to-
daY considering the icasDiIty oi lnuWShS h ais CON
t.,uta.d southern tfp t once lie may slarf lu dag
Oh tN o. aud return IN uMs 10 luIsI up al Executive
work that may nave accumulated, and thcn ave Tor the
mis- of Vermont Administration I- evidently Dent
Oh TAXING uIugb coOIy during the month Of August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
WASHINGTON.
NEW FRIENDS FOR THE ARMY
MORE FAvoRABLY DISPOSED SINCE THE
STRIKES
fnr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUSgl

fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBCSEl
WAsHNGToN. July 3I.-The United states troops
which have been moved 10 various points along tine
lines Of the railroads during the Late disturbances
viii bee kept ut their posts until all danger OF disor
dor or of further obstruction Of traffic has passed
The regular troops have received very warm COM
mcndations for their behavior 40 every point to
which they have been sent and as they have been
Of more service in the Democratic States of Maryland
and West Virginia than elsewhere, it believed that
a more friendly feeling viii prevail in the next Con-
g-ess toward the army and that the measures to be
introduced 10 promote ITS efficiency will lot all
come from tine Republican side. In fact some OF
those who have heretofore been most pronounced 40
Ntates-rghts Democrats. declare that the strikes
have taught that strong power, beyond that OF
the States is necessary for the safety Of life and
property In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
THE NEW MINISTER TO BRAZIL.

THE APPOINTING NJ or HENRY W. nmLARD or
E,sGA, ~ OLD WING. AGREED UPoS.
WAsnNGTOS, July 31.-The Cabinet was in
session today until o'clock. Most OF Gle time WAS oc-
eupied IN discussing matters relating 90 the aQ
pontmeut OF Public Land officials, the recent labor
troubles etc. Only one appointment OF importance WAS
agreed upon namely that OF Henry W. billiard OF Geot
;ia to be- Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpo
tenary % Brazil. James r. Partridge OF Maryland
who was commissioned May %, ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

The Union square Hotel n This city las attained Us.
tuau4r ruk I.it o it- lgHl1celt Qrpl-lI fpr
ever, want rs excellent ccOlmOlau n. aaa tr DJYOls
superiority ~ al appointments. ifs Nu-cr ar- tfe
ben stocked special 40 dwell tO i" 40 DO
establishment Is plri.as n mOleru 3uFI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

locks until the title 20 the same n settled BY suit IN
eamfy brought i'm the Supreme Court District Of Column
bii By the Yal, Lock Manufacturing Company against
James Sargent Of Rochester, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
rorpr>-r rocu OBSERVATIONS.


1,-,-, a-,uiiar -- fis .on' n- ~. pre- = 'i
r.e-r. lul midnight g. .i si'.. "''-' ''' ''f'' |
Gle mercury ilnIg those alaia,
THlur OFFICE Angus Ii a. ma continuous rise
NJ tooi place vest ray and the mean o ~
niche, WAS nearly reached TIE t.mleratlre vas "n'nl
the same as on the day previous; me amount Oh m"i~
mr.. I'm in,. AIR was sli snt!y increased.
For ti, city and vicinity occasional cloullie'9 MY
v.t.-i to-iay and mere isra Combines .'-hoii1"'
NJ, ul.~brd cha yes ot temperature are piopd'ie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
Mr.. HilIiard. the. nov Mnister to Brazi, was

Mr.. billiard, the new Minister to Brazil, was
born 80 North Carolina AMI -peat las boyhood 10 South
Carolina, from college OF which state be was gradu
ited. After studying law he settled IN Georgia but n
$50 became = citizen Of Alabama and WA for several
years q professor in the state CniycrsItY In 1893
hr was elected 30 the Alabama Legislature, and
in $40 was a candidate for Pr'sidenti-i
Eector. In 1912 President Tyler commission
1im Charge dATlires IN Belgium, where he ie-
manned until August -, 1sA Returning aome he
represented the Ill District OF Alabama 70 the NHlNth,
XXX,h and XXNI-t Congresses - wing. H. was also
Regent of tue Smithsonian Institution, ami dcYoted
attention % tIc pursuit. oil ui"rtturr volume
OF h, sYcrCurs WAS pgbl>ncd u 1893. Mr.. HiliaTd,
who .s q citizen OF Georgia, was an independent
candidate FOR Congress last year IN ms ~ Dlsulct,
q I.usf Ueny b. Harris (Dau.l who wa reelected Oy -
mlInLlty Oh SOP I'D LOlLL guLe OL Il.le2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
Gpecial Notices.

Nrryou, Fx1au-tiss-A medical comprising series
o. Lectures e kshuf Mnsrt'n ui Anao 80 NtN-
of pTru4tlro ccu". showing iu-
hr lln be- r-gAle afprlug o cetr
s,oD.- the 90 marriage nd tho treatment II
nervous, ANA physical debility. t.e result n % ears *
crenc.. Pflto - cont Adtr-ss tho alth0r Dr. l. J.
WIN. olic- md r..-.,Icn. 81 b luih-sL. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
NEW FRAUDS ~ SUGAR.

The Treasury Department has discovered
additional evidences OF frauds upon the revenue Ia tho
i,rtation of sugar. Tho lraulS have been committed
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