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New-York tribune., 1877-07-20


DAPKER-On Thursday Juy 10. Or. Augustine Barker IN
Tie rratiy Is ANA friends family invited attend
the ate reiel 40 "a "a iOd-eihfu"@-
lyu on saturday. July 81, a. uaf past 30 b. boo.
BROOKs-At Wa.hngtonSilr, orange c .uniy, \. -
~ ltheg i BToohs, az % YEARS
Funeral FRIDAY, tie -Oih, 40 s JOCK J.. M
JACKdAN-Die al Bath, n H. July l6 Gen. D. h. Jack
man. hs GUtn year
JOINST JN-At tae Home for Gncuraes Fori anu. y s..
Tuesday evening Jui Il, lofl Jane JOHNSTON 10 ne o5h
ruueral on Friday Goth inst, lie Home or IEcurabes
al ID.
geiaiyes friends respectfully nyiti to attend
pEFEgS-At Last Orange July i. Eyelne h., wio OF
ue y. Peters. thr ioih year Oi arI 49,
sdcucc OF A. H. ,cuddef Arlington ave.
Friday. $50 .. m ,-,--..
leave Barclay AID Chus op..er sts 2JO D. NJ
SrAGG-At iafocs "Wednesday Ae lst1 insi. Harriet
l. stag dina d lag. of ts ,ly sId a. ughter
Tue lll.h l. iAppi c1it o. ID eN-Jurit '. j.
AZ lr niy Church. Ne"l ora, Oh Sdtufdy
The =. inst. al / OoocA. -..-
Relatives invited 70 attend without further
STIVERs-On THURSDAY July 10. william -tivers aged o.
Funeral his Ats lcsllrnc, NO. 10 last vus
dredl twenty seven Asst, New ora on oathr~j, Jy
81. a. O'Clock D.. m.
Iu.ermtuf at AoO lawn
Port Chester IN stamford papers please copy
VAN DEVEN IE s-At Asbury PARK NJ on Thursiar, Jay
rl inlaIt daughter 90 A X anu Inule l. aA 10
yrut,r. as,d months and 2. iays.
In,crment At Plainhs.d. y. j., o. Friday. July 20
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LATBSI SHIP AEH y.
flor other Shtp Neigs see rhird P17s. !
u D

steamship John BramA lBrA Newing'en, consanttnopIe
Palermo june ~ Menicn June "a Maaga 27. and
80 s AK 81 ins % ~ H1 iS ssd Sernah BARK showing e'
ters Z. G. X r., from Liverpool Tor Ne fo5- c, , ,,
Rchmond vita mdse and pssseger TO Old Dominion steam
Ship Frsns r. Thayer oi Boston, sarreti oio llscsys
with orier vessel t. ina er & Incon iiaa hsht
ding passed AMI Apn 10 hai yariabe
trade on April 20 and y mad ppearance cyclone no
no H. We rIn TO % 'he sstS & - S@ % II 4 mo- = n ,as N N
the south Atlantic qnn N antude S - hsase 20 ne Sa "a
ana very weather June II, lat 80 =. on 3bfl, z
n E tradss thence 10 port ane trades and
Brig Pod Aust Tairabocba Copenhagen. SO a@ys IN bal
Tsfs Fd tsoT Hansen, HAMBURG f7 days with mdse to
order, vessel Ia g. io0ias q Co.
s9op Casa " peso, Grs@lh s,v. with coal to
Steamships Rotterdam for otierdam eeler FOR Hamburg:
Glasgow; ii CARA Isaac Bell for Nor ok, &ci
daspea M Es or 70" Ldndoa raiaa 5E g1 $ T K Lyman o 6uae
New.York, Chapman AID Henry ior Hamourg bnss p !.
Sid. asd.} i1r }Ir ciyie & 'Ss '4"-'-''''''
SAILED BY WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND.
schrs RING Dove, Bilow and silver spray fr
Roo.ianG. II r. ell. Mary Oliver tlzaDsth
o5 Sora9S an Iass q io5 and eS q q r @ r dr has a s %
PA Tor stpor. ia L Ray Tor Fai, d,er .ats,gas
d. .cr; n b. Gibson aud Viola Tor Portsmouth,.
ciiy isaad iTesn 11 : w. Iaa "a , @5 and fossy s ~
PORElGN POgr-
\
W. Vetia aa, bOtI SeSfOr< sailed, Andr4rtie, Ot
terrn; ReiOrmer.
DOMESTIC Ports.
CHARLFsrCs. July 10 sailed steamer Gln stream New.
YORK Care, schrs Maggie J. Lawrence, Weymouth Lizzs
WIiMSSfoS. y. c. July l9.-Clearei. brig Litue Harry
DBL Johanscn. Lon on.
P1aTLAsD July Ig.-Arnyed bark Novana, NeEYork brig
Frontier, Baltimore; scAr 2. s.. smith, Nevf 4.
oAyANSAH Juy IJ.Arivc, slealrrJ uAlAsa fnai iphis
Sailed. schr H. g. schultz NeF 10 4
SAN FRANCISCO, July l9-Ariyed. ship Sea Witch firm
New-IOrK.
Hayre Arrived 70 the Passes. -iea Auiean. sailed.
steamer Knic Eerboc AM ship ZepHyr.
John, -, EastDnft ami Portland, schrs Nnrfu rn
Light IachIs wallace. Sagua Ju win sugar aud mo-
la.-s t Don Pedro lbrl, frri, Fred
y. B; Atwood Br, Atsooi. anna nii- y - e m
f.orter (3rI, hcuncy, PaDMrO; Forest Home ~ Eiugr
Kent Psscaguula lumber ihO- \. stone, Pitcher, a
tmore; Miller. Garrison, phild ph1 Col =. W.
smith. Phliad "a PrIscnil -crlDus DeAsry. rhisdrbAa
A. Iiu D. Fish Port JOgusOu. 1rO Nulrcum1u, Ron
port July Do. below bouno n, schr a m stevens
Juv Isl, cleared Nui-t, Lewis T. 10 o. y. b, ~
halfway Co.; ID. ~. Dyergt. Williams, fnlt elplla Ad
vance. Wal ron Bangor Jny ~ lica. ind = " by = =
W. Berar and Gen. Altney bark omuotor Du
poI lac Acncs, fr Ne~Dur1p1t iOr fhi.Aici
pnIa, passed Cape Cod Ight abouf LOO .. M
DISASTER
FIRE ISLAND l., Jnly l9An unknown schooner loaded
sprung leak III Fire Isl .nd Last evening, tnd
tp,alu As Obliged uIrs eI.t Of no
House all saved 4nd taken cha % VI
by Llfe--aviug station No. Il.
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Gpcrial Notices.

.u.t-..,.. = nee. lOr the wceA enfi1g
-AIUnDAY. ia Il. lo77, will close tnis onco "a
~ UEsDAN. 1:0O a. Ip steam 10. WISCONSIN,,
via 4Iurns own Oh WEDNESDAY al g 900 a. 10 or
by steamship rcFtha VA litehs0Nh i"rte'p,l-
aencs iOrN rtd by this steamer must %
specially addressed AMI lDO A. u iUr France dtect ~
steamship Nle de Hayrr on TIKI ~ Az az ll5D
ir. Europe bY steAnIsnl 1eert "a Pvunutn. Nber
Sourg. and HanDuls. su SAIL NDAf llho a. H.. iOr
ScO NJ &C. steamship Victoria Mo lie an Glasgow,
l..3I IN. fOr 0y steamship briainca IA
Queens scOrrrspOndr for prruAny. -coad. &C 10
forwarded by tnls steamer mnsi D. sp-c@J tddcs'd
i 1880 a Germany by steamship cs-T va
Soulhau4 ION Bremen. Tar steamers -cYtna
aut o. RI - nl nails Denmark, -we1eu. sd
NorpaY. West IL lies Havana leave Nrs
fui. Augstl. Isais n aad Japan iraFe -tn
Francisco August rh- mails lr Australia. etc, VIII leave
san Francisco August ID, 1877.
YoFk. Jgy IA lSIL I. /. JAHk~. Posmasier
stswardess Wnnte In lar.e Educational art luton, 10
manage Kitchen and Dining no IN AMI for lamY
u i've persons A lrs cass woman having the
oura ex efieuce vii address IN name rrsdenre al
cations a!d references. ". r. lock box Goa fOsilse,
~ \. without cncum1raIces preferred
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
MR.. HAYES GOING SOUTH.
A VISIT TO VIRGINIA y xT wEEK-INyiTATIOS tt
KENTUCKY.


KENTUCKY.
WAsHINGTOS July I9.-There having been some
uncertainty "a TO what the intention of the Presi-
dent in regard 20 short visits to different sections
Of the country during tine heated term, by way Of
recreation and 10 famlarize himself more with the
condition Of affairs and the public sentiment of tho
South, it can now be positively stated that tine
President at any rate informed Col. James d.
Brady Of Virginia, during a long and inter
esting interview yesterday, that he will visit
Virginia next week. He expressed himself as being
specially anxious, first to be present at the forth
coming Postal Convention during its session at Old
Point. where he win remain one day lie stated
positively 10 Col. Brady that he would visit Nor
folk and Richmond. There is probability
that he will endeavor to arrange his pro-
cramme so as 70 include City Point
and PETERSBURG He will place himself in
the hands OF the committee having the ma
fer in charge and will endeavOr 70 carry out their
wishes in his movements. number of prominent
VirgInians have written to the President, express
in, their desire tnat he should 20 their State
He shows warm appreciation of the compliments
TINS paid him, and an earnest disposition to comply
with their wishes
Gen. John NJ Harlan Of Louisville and others
arrived here tonight n con urtee bearing an IN
vitation from the Governor of Kentucky the
Navor Of Louisville aud the Exposition Comnany
of thai cifv 10 the President and his Cabinet to visit
Louisville and the Exposition Oh the 17th Of sep
tember the anniversary Of the adoption of the Con-
s.1tutlon.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

the amount and character Of the work done by every
emoye OF the Bureau be known to those IN charge
at the close every No such thorough organization
has previously existed in this important branch Of
the Government For instance. the particular work OF
each person hereafter be Identified after u has
LEFT the Bureau. that it will be- Impossible Tor any
muerecun be discovered without those IN charge OF
the work being able discover not only VINO examined
and passed IT, but who was responsible Tor the Orlsha
mistake.
RE-EXAMINATION OF RAILROAD ACCOUNTS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is
causing the Of the various railroads throughout
the country 10 be reexamned in order 10 ascertain their
Liabilities to the Government any o. the grounds upon
which they have been taxed such gross pts AZ
manufacturers and expressmen He has far succeeded
in rolling up quite charge against several Of the roads
He has found the Of many of the roads
relative the aforementioned subjects have not been
turns upOn which assessments were made we're tur-
nished by officers Of the roads and taf the Internal
Revenue Assessor did not examine the books OF the road
as it was his duty 10 40.
ORD AND TREvINO
While it is undoubtedly true, as has been re-
ported that formal order has sent 70 Gen. ord
modifying his first instructions regard to the protec
tion border it Ia nevertheless believed
here the very best authority that he understands the
Administration be desrous Of leaving the repression
Of raids and punishment Of marauders the Mex-
can e Of the Rio Grande River to the forces OF Gen
Trevno unless the latter shall for reason be unable
with them An understanding ~ believed Ia exist
that conflict between them IA anticipated by our ON
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
A NEEDED WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT

Il is TO be regretted that at Juncture like
t. ttrt .bOu a exist the puDc mud any dOubt or
uncertainty tine posu ~ ncid bv t1e Administration
Oh the currency questions under d bate ald 10 IL
mentions WIN r-g.4sd % the Resumption Act Win "a
lare BODY Of plle who 20 very deeply into these
nat .rs the WOld President Secretary Ot tn
Treasury cOuu Tor a rcsgt deal the formation OF Opi-
Ion. ana cl, and distinct enuuciatlOn rom either
ten 1i thc and purposes Of the Govern ucut not
VITA regard tue silver question ana the question Of
Resumption would 20 great wy towards SIC ID lns
hnigdes persons VINO have already forgotten what
II was they most " 10 lcrcd about when tey
puiA- 4ies ast summer Inls ls one of those cases
NItit s4 hardly DO for the Aiminls rat on iO Keep .
o"h counsel Jcclure tine essential csndl ions o
iesuu puOu Is stale 0f mental pre- artlon Tor 70 OF tie
part oi the puOlc. That been brought aDOu
.liLlu Tue year. Il strengthened ~ aty D!
n. hdJra's election. We now III some danger oi
serls Do sIak destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

The contest for the ElchO shield is regarded
with great interest, inasmueh it determines
f.r a year the championship OF the United
Kingdom. The shield presented by Lord
E,cho in 1882 for competition between Eng-
hsh and Scotch OF eight meneach. but m 1853
IRISH riaemen also allowed to compete. Includ
the contest Yesterday there have been sixteen matches
of which England HIS nne Scot and four and Ire
land three. From 1862 to 1873 inclusive, the old VIM
bledon target. with which only LAO points might be-
scored WAS IN use Since 1874 ,he target been
employed the highest possible being 500 ami ~
each rang, GOO The conditions of the match allow each
man to re fifteen 300. 900 and 1000 yards
Sd ctye y. Any rifle having trSgerpuli II at lie {
three pounds and weighing than ten, ,s alowe
al the sOOyard range. The highest scores each year
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
Inc COnnIoIe SUBSCRIPTIONS " ~" > V'I VV"' V0"
soils OF 1907. as reported to the Treasury Depart

Much inquiry has been made at the Treasury De
nartment during the last two days IN regard to the
use to which the proceeds of the per cent bonds
recently sold will be put, whether thew viii all be
u.rd for The refunding of per ceut bonds, or por-
lon of them be applied under the provisions OF the
resumption Act III preparation for the redemption
of legal tenders in 1879. In the absence of S'cre-
tarv sherman. no one here is Authorized to answer
this questlol but al impression prevails among
Treasury officials that very little Of the 965 100000
will be nsei for tho latter pnrpose.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

Choice onger ie only The standard
/. u tier ~ eve usla y sold from
- niugul lld abridged. r % and 30 Csut
l. l.ast LYNNE. Ir Henry AOI. DOube uuDcr.. zoe
John y Elifay, Gent IN. b. NsS Muloc
lane Eyre Bi Charlotte Brontr. Double Number -Oc
A. A Woman nstrr. Charles ule's New No. -.... 2Oc
T. lsacA lnIps Nrraes latest Jc
l.. Dats Of pOl.Dc. by Bllwer l1c
fly tftOrst Double Number luc
by MARY Cecil liay lDc
~ I'D NydfriO -
49, The Woman. y By WIKI ,oln-. ....... e.
H. The Mlu Tire Floss ~ Geof ~ EhOt
.. The American senator. ~ Anthuny lrpOpe
- \ Pnrcr.s of Ihule b. William BlAsS. 20c.
H. TIE Dead By Ailc Co has
By Llut >uss number &c.
10. The English tle North Pole. By Jules Ncfn.
Single Number. llc.
by a NeF.ic-l postage
prepaid by GLDRpE ~ kO, Pueus
; H.. seN York
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA.
LONDON. Thursday. JuIY 10.

LONDON, thursday, July ~, 1911.
A letter to The Daily Ae,rS from Madrid
says: 'Ine Spanish authorities are preparing To SEND
% 900 men to Cuba in October to hl the gaDs
caused by disease and death. The Ministers
propose t0 raise the necessary funds to for
ward these re-niorcemenis by another appeal
10 the association Of planters ana hnancers who fur
usLed the advance FOR reinforce ments sent 0ut year
ago. Their privilege over the Cuban customs revenue
Will be increased and prolonged to insure the payment
of interest and the annual sinking fund The Ministers
have allowed the COres 10 understand that il necessary
the Government will make greater riicrs IL Is
I'm ular 10 Os tLlt the improvement Ol cuban AZ
ars and the visible decrease Of the rebellion does mo-
convince most people OF the ultimate paelcation OF the
Island.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

A CALL FOR S1O,OOOOoO OF FivE-TwENrrEs-THE
PROCEEDS or THE -FOUR PER CFNTs.
WAsHlNora y. July 19.-The Treasury Department
today issued the ffty-secoud call for the redemption
of $40 bonds of $50. The call is for S10,O00O0C,
cco,so 5 OF 1860 Of which seven millions are coupon
and three mi lions REGISTERED bonds. The principal
and interest will be paid at the Treasury on and
after the 18th day OF October next, and the interest
will cease on that day. Following are descriptions
of bonds:
4 uron bo.ds. dltei July l. 1868: Sj0-No. 2i,OOl
IA gJ 600 both iuclusv rlOO-NO. 4O.OOl 20 0Z.OOo,
rot nrnsve: sJOJ-No 34,0Di 10 1900, oOtl nriu-
w. Il O0O-No 81 OOl tO $1,000 bOt1 incinslve. Re-
sfee bonds rrr at the ME tsure ot me Uu ed
.t,fcs M cr the fr lay ~ July ls7D" son 9Ol
A.. 20 hofh fnclsv slOD-NO. SOL I'D 800, bo.
n iu i've: SOON GIL TO 200, both tic.usV
: BOO 40 10 i to 5000, bo inrn.ly N10OO-
ko 5OGl 10 67GO, botn inclusive; slJOOO-NO 5,S3J
10 $50. bOtI inclusive.
The complete subscriptions to the per cent Con
soils of 1907. as reported to the Treasury Depart
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
SOLID SENSE FROM MEXICO.

FIIUI Itt lIIY " y -4tII 10 y VI'-IIl''
Certainly IL Is the dLty of MrXicans to re-
sr2Iu iAcr own pcupic 81 lniAu, protected iu
their territory IRON r4dlu lutO american territory and
falling to perform that duy, 4 b+nS willing or able tu
RESTRAIN the raiders they cannot complain 10 the Amcr-
c5ns adopt 10 protect lier own people. lnc
erlssn- into MeXlc.u territory, IL II truc ,hOcA>
The patriotic imrut of tine people of Mexicu, bu, Do
ELECTS Do jury Lnrn; whereas, me continual RAIDS
upJu tuc lives and perty OF thc Americans muct "a
SERIOUS and permanent iui Jar upon tnrn. We wound be
gad % witness Ite patriotic Indignation on tHc part
o. our culcgu towards the bandits VINO cross from
then cou-y iuto American telIitOly and there violate
tAe ave VI God anl nIan.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
NJ WHITEWAsH FOR ELLIs.

We insist that the Republican Senate must
consider and de,cImiue tins case on rs IL its. Dir.
Iis 7u,t lenieucF 10 which he IS not Othrr-
,r END ed Dectuse he is Republican. II The m preSson
ret, abroad iAat the Republican Party Will ,Te.d IT'S
owlmtmurrS detected u the usmaugeneu OF "a guard
iaussi ON the scanly IN ds OF widows ana orphans. u
be the Last Of that party lu tuS state. IL krpubi-
cansu such consequences the less Wc nave 81
Il bp be- teI and assuredly VIII have
AZ
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

WAsnlSGTos, Thursday, July -. 1877
A question arose at the POst-Ofice Depart
nept reently IN regard the rate o. postage "hich
tuld M, maid ON certain periodical publications. Issued
m t,rr. mercantile houses Il decided, that such
,.t. no; bens news ,aDers but SIMPLY advertising ell
,l,rs onrt 10 be treated transient matter OF the
,ld cs and TO pay postage at the rLt' oi one cent
fr pacb Two ounces or fraction thereof TJIs decs"h
Affect a ai ge clas, OF publishers WHO nave heretofore
t.n I'M he habit OF mailing their Issues ANA prepay iS
tse po.ta,e at the rate OF two cents pound one O.
,, tl. t,ubl sher OF me Cincinnati Price current ms
he.u M Wa.ninron to-day ana hd- exp ileu t-e s',9
r1 ur Posi- Office Officials n SUI, a WY I't ,'''J .F'
.nriurd fu reverse lilo lO.mr nrciri'h - iHi - " 'P
,,. n, ms ulpcr and others OF a similar chiIac''f T.
TnE GE IR3IA MARsnALoiIlP
Edward Thomas OF Atlanta, Ca, Demo-
~ tarnlidafe for the Mirsha.siip % that a.aie, b.
l,ce of can't smythr, who has held the position for
,,.t vrars promluen Republicans rom Ge s'' irarr-
i ,h,t NJ Thomas might possibly be appaint -d have
on.s,a nm. selection on tAp ground that thrr are n1-
,'ror. pepub1cans Iu the state competent 10 nl The
I viii, credit both to themselves and the Govern
, peides tl,s some of item s,y privately that a
u,c-t is To- be .cectcd this most Important Fel-
III flee in the sals. the Administration would do bet
, In ,nn5int some man who nas real power ANA lnna-
~ IN Ia pary rather IN OIc of less poilticdi prom
80. Many men of fle former stamp can Dee louud lh
,ri, wuo w be- willing 20 accept the place. ana one
an two of theni, al least have areadJ maie I"Flnd app"
cations 80 .,,.
MR. MCPHERSON A GOOD ORGANIZER
The Bureau of Engraving aud Printing ~
gradually perfectng ts islnlzatIon. IL Is tnc ann "I
tac Chief the Bureau Mr. Mcphefson not Oni to secure
the greatest efficiency IN every department, but also To
make the Of us several parts so perfect tht
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

"Well, and how did you enjoy your din
neri" asked a passenger OF another on a European
amer, the first day out. -.
Don't mention it," said the other. feelingy; don's
It's good deal Ike the financial question IN
Congress-"
TIOw's that"
why It's art 10 come MP at any nOmenL'-tSe"-
York Commercial Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
LERDO RAID BEGINNING.

GALVESTON, July 19.-Cen. Pedro Valdez,
lead n supporter Lerdo. preparing for move
nient INTO Mexico AGAINST President Daz arrived
at san Antonio Texas, by the Eaale Pass stag'
this mornIns, and will return Friday. lie is re-
cruting troops American territory, and has 80
FAR 900 mel Gen Narano, who acting with him ~
Mexico has 100 men, lOt O whom will JON Gen. Valdez
as soon Us ne crosses, w..cl viii be IN six DAYS
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

same appearance when closed last night Tho bonds
were Of the following numbers and amounts Issue OF
july Isf 1867 Nos I244l3 l2s4l9, 5-.6it -7l5, JO.-
$50 each 800 OF July lst -65, Nos s7,2l5.
81 3ls 1912. 1879 ll9,7ss for 300 each, and No
A al for
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
TANdANY AFTER Mr.: RANDALL's SCALP.

Let II be spoken night out IN meeting, that
NJ. K uI.A, W. lc processing DcmOC dcy ana .f;iudu
eniy obtaining Democratic votes II ns DISTRICT is a. So
ul'y kcpuD.cdu, with all tIaL the name implies. b
ever MEALS wnn us rtacn, ms services nave been al
Vie disposition O the very worst elements Of that party
Ang since inherently Dad n Itself WAile pretending D.
az With thc Democracy OF the count y ne 100 e
qucny MANAGED 90 hIadr It's prOrrs, when opportunity
ohcrcG Ind te fruit, OF his vety able laDOl5 AL 10 bc
IOlhd ll tAe kepupuCan grddry. Indeed. We nave MI
k-nla % tnduk euUrey Tor tne failure 10 not
O. ly DcmOC.dtlc House, but also democratic Snat,
and Democrats Administration OF tDc executive -
Vel sac H. glsttIYc brauCLes % Jne Government.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
Mr. WATTERSON PUTrETH OFF HIS ARMOR.
Fr0u Th. Louisville C0uTieT-J01rHGL

Mr. Tiluen is not a warrior, and happy II Is tor
ne auI for l men that There were nans Ol us
vho outia-ed by the Ralcal conspiracy aud despirng
a civil Iculess, would followed MIN INTO Al arm 81
assertion o tue rgut he dcclucd % plunge his country
into e HORRORS Of civil and ne uugut to De- held N
bonor Tor his moderation He 10 ieatY pu lOSuphc
vtsiesm u and his forecast To- the Louisiana Re urung
BOND ,lll receive even more cXteu we d .itOh.
sucl evils cannot 20 uupunshcd country ke ours.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

-,,,ac,tion to Mr. Evarts's countrymen HIS gres,
is 10 he used for the benent OF lnuu'tIy anu
un,,,,re os we'll as for that or navi:aton anu ths
rests Of country at large are not 70 1e Fyerv
H., ~ those Of a class 10 abstract IDEAS EVeIl
& bat the Secretary Of State speaks on economcs
nn nns He sboyvs COMPREHENSION Of the business needs
NJ the United states, which is as refreshing "S "
INC for the future.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
HrGHwAYMEN rs WYOMING TERRITORY.

CHEYENNE, w. T., July 19.-Tne coach from
Dcadwood was stopped last m-lt near Cheyenne River
10y three road agents, robbed the passengers of about
roo Twelve miles further Oh they wcro again stopped
by four robbers. took the psseugefa arms ANA part
Of their blankets The treasure box opened, but II
c5ntaine no vauabc-. Tue up coach was also stopped
last night near The Chryenn- River tue roDDes securing
only SIJ the passengers. There Was NO treasure
nh
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
THE CANADIAN ORANGE DISTURBANCES.
MONTREAL. July l9.-The police made a

MONIkLAL, JuIy IJ'-LU UU PUII1u HI'luU d
descent ON a mousse in Point 81. Charles, this morning.
and arrested two brothers named Michael and John
ElIy charged witn the shooting OF Will Elliot ca
NJ ,udav evening last. They also arrested Pa,Irk bic
Nser on The same charge The prisoners are lbOrers
r,v were brought before Elliot Tor idynthc4tiOn. lie
i,,l,yes they were auiou- iie principal a,saaats.
Iue Rev. Alr Mcleod. veEtaie oi the PiesDyterian
Ci.u cl SAYS he The Clergyman who cane iOrv ard
,r,ru Trk Il was Further arrests will be- made
t,ullt ~ person who in tle mob w.ich crcSteu
The disturbance st Wellington Bri.ge, Oh Monday eYcA
iu. aad shot Elliott
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
TOO MUCH CHIN-CHIN.

Mr. HAYES Is in danger of being injured by
fust the uauusi. .e IrOu Grant irlcuus are
loo garruous: they pruu.s too much; ami wuen tue
public comes 90 measure their PERFORMANCES by thclr
promises finds that there has been very posliifr
fuur, 10 accomplish wlat srt fOrth. Idr
CIVIL service order was mistake. 10 VIII accomplish
nou--unes 10 may boz tAc q Struc lOu Of lie RepuD-
Lc.p party: while more cDnsidera AMI conservative
pOIcy would have effected ali that pUsslDe u the
wy rftOrnl great d al more IN tudt direction tAau
the order possibly do
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
MAD AT SHERMAN AND RESUMPTION.
L--... IN. -...-. ......-. E.....-..

Seven hundred men have s,ruck on the Bal
tmore and Out0 Railroad account ot reduction of
Tn Der OF their wages. No doubt majority
o. tuese WUrkWeu anxious 10 gel down
= hard pan" and voted and did all Ia
their power 20 elect HAYES and put >icrIudn IT,
tie Treasury Department II mechanics and labor rs
vote iur contraction OF tile currency the5
must expect contraction 10 cn them. We nure the
opinion lat the Baltimore and ONO Railroads Duslnce
bls contracted more han ten per cenf since last
Fails election our friends must remember that contrdc
ton hclgtcss monster; taJ lie spares none but Als
narenls-.L.-Ll. !. n I
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
RIFLE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.

LUNUON, IIIII stllFl july ID IoII'
AT Wimbledon to-day in the shooting for the
Koapore Ca Al 2OO 800 600 yards tle OF tn
English team aggregated 6Os and that OF the Canadian
team $50
The match between Members OF the Houses of Lords
ana Commons was won by the Lords. The
follows: Lords. 404; Commons, 37j. The higne II pos
siDe score 800.
The Elcho Shield was won by the irish team. Tn
shootiue at eacl rance WAS as r.llOws:
500 yGs 900 Wis 1000 yds. Totl