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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
THE CyMpLInLAIs Of TIL SEASON.
BRETHREN, LIT Us HAVE PEACE.

BkLI iSI4Nf LII - ia - 4--ANA''
fr.Ia tss ~ T. ~. III. niornag o.gan
POHTIC.L OEGAN-GEINDiSG.-it gives Us
pIu.-.4c .usI.r -t4. rt-r t'ci-ioH "i al con
c,ined IOhON ~ a.rcai now Circulating al tnis
ZIP TAMMANY HALE GENERAL Committed
-A -EAiELr DISTRICT, Z
NEw loEK, JAuc i, l777)
DEAR SIN: special needing "i ,.c IaInint-y al
bc le,d q, ,.e loom, of the ImAnl central Asset
non v Va. 81 IA IRA a. lii-.
in s0,o;k YOar at :i Il &c Is earnest 1iicii-
e. - m i.-. Au O4 ,.l., concc.ct "4'u tI' --f."g
increase preset crciitol, VII Dc pasaed upon Oy
tine .nitee. Very e. sctiii,i, coo,,. ,,,air,ar
AUGUSTUS T. DocnAhTr. Secretary.
FIRM ne " j. Egpres, ets,.tHg 0rgan.
The WOTta I- - DiIg.t, reitDc newspaper WHICH we
tax. i,se .ii commanding 10 TIE puOlc Its prosper
IN 4. deserve. AID ry i1cc 90 LIS succ - ms
hud, -.attOs idNrrst icut "I 4"e L~P'eSs j. Il dp-
II.ctoG, ana We s'l' "ht pea. 'i' ~ rec -
vsr. specially gia,i1 ~ L. hnoW 'idt odi ~hit
WI, ou te assistance used % rrqde "ud e4J Aoo es-
Hate solicit. IL "di ra'doh 10 '"r eihin lihS - Il
InanNfuly received.
Yrorn me ". y. Erening Post
10 is no ] eWs that the recent changes III the
editorial corps Hse ETlrcsS ",ic n'-e a. 0"ri 20
- AM s tHal Journal Dticia organ Oh IaIlnthy
B,II ana me uuut.i Of s icdeis; nut II is niue
curious to iud political oscillation 'dlcu upoh 10
assemble IN order to consider "a assures Tor hnlIO'in-
n, wspapcls circnation. Practically! However the iai-
man, nIa4uatrs aro Golhg wLat Is most e'Icua'ta u
.-.i, Ler ilau 10 uc.e.se. ,no.r Journal ps riity
Iu,y publishing tue aeI Ia IL Is sii y an % 'ii
pHbi.nrd ,.ly 90 reflect tie views oi al oiaAn'ivH
WHIcu is IN very poor repute.
From The " J. ErsntHg Express
The Erenng iOst II al cie 'ihos 10 teFs n'cal'e te
Democrat, 81 tlis cIty Interested ~ Inc LTtSS
A. a are taking steps push up les cTcnialun liz cnll
auxl [, Is Inc Express snail os5 mhuenir a.
.y, u.r a. IL gains cirCatlun IL sctIns 10 InaSu
t lr cd - auduIVthesy TOsf, thai tue NOR fcdd,I
a pper has l4e i.hdcbcc h can Exert lhe hi.st"he
4. ii, al ,, the POST wHic had no circulation 10
spak nl within tie reCUllct ton Oh thc Outst inth
ana which owes influence u has u itS tI'duchs'
ru ctou with Mt Bryant and tht cid fdnillre Wlc"
died our nail century but We must resp 'iIuI1
assure tns Post iit no Necessary cOnheclloh Ne
f.,.i H. small circulation ana ITS imagined I'M -chce
Ard tat IL IL 10y POSSIBILITY mali Sr 10 ""ih az
susrrto up say 10 5000, 10 would Ice just ~ irspecta
br au tut a. prOsy, ana just as Hific - ANA Ju't as
heavy IS II ~ nov; ana tdu. As nov" It's huueAce WOuiu
DEPEND OIL iis specific gravity.
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GONE A-lIsuINu .OK ALL SUMNER.
= = 49,. p 49,

1t was the melest accident that found Mr..
pae,arl o. loLls..ia, Des ,iUHc,,
kc.LDc.n convention tnUTc. Dir. Packard ~ on nslng
,.Aur>.i and somebody tOu HIM IL place To
fish over Az Iowa. But nsuIng don't To nave
zen 80 gou "a, cracked up BE-, cin'tIedrn
Il Nj. Packard stu helped
sur up tue and iad 80 Impossible Tor the Pres
dent I'D catCn tu.nG, Waich Was dluDDcss ihe next
prsl tu- Tor Mr. Pdcaar. 1lc iIs.4Iuus IJusanlts
fishing iip viii TO-, however, with Iowa. Hc s out
al llu,s lust now. ard no objection 10 max ng "a
suluur of H. On tlc fr,t Au-ilst Le VIII 1OAD Tess
ia. a. convent nj To tn.OW his IL Odu, WAere IL
ius Will ne uc.iy good as u Las been 10 Iowa Ana
oar wtcs la.rr D.y boo IN the vicinity Ga Hdrir-
bu = IN thi- o-. At t.i lime Oi tur year mere VIII "e
r,a,onasy -UoJ -L4n .lou Lac "a I'c'iiui Tor NOSE
W.. t.-r ..e ri-Al D.i,, ana rlch NJ f.tcaiu
ttoU- "a lie utsJ WA nc WiI nave tnr cOnipa
of tluse tXpcrc.c.u -At Inti-'iic. Cu hdchc' LII
ret AM Quay is4rtl.r Ia.tl ra tia uu--.t % itth
s., t4u , L. D. dltu- ,nri Likely inc N"d4- we
tl ii rach.lId VII ud is!ai ID -..cht @nu qite
as mad u,.IL L, sI4.~. IUund ia iowa
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THE cAxroN CELEBRATION.

LONDONt JLT !, 1877.
The exhibition in honor of the tercentenaly OF
the ru.nl %. CtxtOu's Irst b0Oa Was ope"ed ytstci-
a,y AL tne Hurdcultur! Gardens, kenslnst"h' Dy MI
tl,dione IL is one OF the most unquc o. heIdh Lp
don c,lrc,ion OF early printing REMARKABLE,
.,,.,rri.ir,, tue oldest existing English ne"Spa-
uers some dIung as far back as l6O1; the
wonderful stevens collection Of Bibles ana The
ni.,t collection OF music IN tie world Among other
works Is Charles rs copy OF Shakespeare In. oy the
o-eu IN tAe Clxton rooms are 100 volumes nom CA-
IONS press including Dictes ana sayings Oh the fuoS
,ter.v liT7. the first book issued 1rOm the CaXion
D. T.are l. also tue aecuen des Histories Of
rrvp 1t74 the first book ever printed Ia England, ana
ou-nt n 1872 Tor -, 600 The Emperor and Empress
of Br,,zl we're among those present.
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GENERAL FOREIGN VIEWS.
THE ArsTRO.HUNGARIAN Foley.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OLlC1'
VIENNA. July 1, 1877.
Tho son,i-ociciol Hoatqqs Herud publishes
"a -, ,rti,i. 4 f..r repeating AMI ca i.rs s.
ing tine recent ministerial statement II S'''' i"'
development OF events affords almost sur ga
'N''' - -. ,,iu beo, after beace is con
~ lin d',,lo,nacy vii OF. howe .,r
aia IN introducing any essential fn4nE'S - 90"
Hitherto existing arrangements Oh Rollu0'i P"",-
beyond Imprisonment IN tue CONDITION on O"i's'' -
Turkey. Ausrias existence u sucA Ftroh7 "'ce,'''
80. go, cuff i.,,fly RELY upon OUT powerful allies
who are compelled 10 promote the me le''s % N''i
-, mi. ',y,n II rlulters khoulI G me % a
crisis, AMI We should be compelled L. Fpcn 10 our own
80. -. 49,. shall lend onr l. terests 20 Their
fullest extern, ana for hat iuroSe VIZ Sn''' IL 00
~. .....,.,l, a. pm, t,, .v-o q IN. % tine scale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
TELLING SHERMAN WHAT HE MEANS.

"Tbe silver camp has been as quiet as a
,,,eueefInr since Inc publication Of Secretary Sher-
ins's lrfier There seems be "A lively realization there
80, an ms onestlOn The Dollar Of the Daddlcs s eVi-
IDENTITY gong u be allowed la roll peacefully Ddch Ia
0pviOu"- TRIBUNE. THE TRIBUNE II not asineIeSiIhg
as II was wben IL printed pagra pins before thlnhng OF
theu Two much Thought not always fascinating Ihe
n0e may never have been mistaken Oeioie out ne
confes,lo that the silver party right The silver
adj yOcaies know that they have law and puDnc opinion
The understanding" and the spirit" OF contracts IL
painful. but puerlle We intend 70 nave inc stahdAiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
Trr NEw MAm SERyIcE IN rHE CITY.-The

TIE NEW MAIL SERVICE IN THE CITY.-The
new wagons OF George h Ous' for Transporting the
ma lis through the city on exhibition at the Post
office on saturday aud a number OF them were driven
I'm on through Broadway WALL and other streets,
up 70 the Fory-seeoud street depot. AT midnight on
saturday they began 10 receive and deliver the mails
These wagons made il that letters and other mail
matter Will be carried safely between the POstolce and
the mail cars After receiving the mail the wagons will
be securely locked by The postal agent the train at
lie Post-Oce who alone retain keys for unlocking them.
ne wagons have been substantially vel hand
somely built by the Abbott Downing Company OF Con-
card n H., aud delivered here through the
pauy's warehouse at No. AZ Beecker-sL Although
the order was gwen only sixty days ago, fOrty-twO
wagons have been completed ready for Use, some OF
which OF large size, requiring iOur horses 10 draw
them others To be- drawn by Que and by two
horses. The AbDott-Do ming Company has manulac-
turtd nearj all tue mail coaches used IN the West The
harness used manufactured Ia equally short time
b. James Il. HILL " Co., also VI Concord In the whole
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coinage of July Ii, 1870 restored That is the whole
NOT ANGRY. BUT VERY, VERY SORRY


The NEW-1 DIRK TRIBUNE Is mistaken; we
are not "uownli ght angy AT toe President" but we
earnestly believe he has erred Ia ayus down rule Tor
the observance Of office holders urbdlng the exercise
by them Of political rights common to all American cti
Zous We cannot bring ourselves To believe That faith
fn pubic oeer SHOULD treated IN way a cIni-
nal that ne should suffer political Ouawry 20 20 speak.
as cOnd zion OF no ding Office I'm rather than
anger protest against civil service order as anti
kepub ran. autagOs c To chs spirit aud genius OF
our free institutions, afuut To the very usfil-
tons and ibsrylONin. heart OF the RepuD trtY.
No, ne Troy ltDscS not "anEry NJ the President,
though n Cannot approve his name IL respects
the e.ideni bat for HIM any clre Low
ever eminent Wal cet the shackles and paddock pre-
serIbcd for Otice-nOldcis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN HIS BED.

Capt. Benjamin Howell Sisson, well known
resident OF Greenport living ON Ccntraayenue. commit
ed suicide by shooting himself on Friday morning On the
nignt previous he went To bed apparently IN his usual
health and sprits. When his wife came down stairs
about 3 o'clock he was lying bed in lower room
She Al first did not discover that lie dead. but tank
INC tbat there was something strange m his appearance.
1id IN two eghbors who found that he had fired one
ar mora balls fIom soyen Darieod revolver into liza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
wALL-sTEEEr At HARVARD.

rum nc 'tt," . ..'H'' F's,
Mr.. Stcdmau's poem before the Phi Beta
kappa ye,c,uaT wAiCu Was -Ycn our readers ~ yestci-
ga. S issue, rejects almost equal LOnOr GA Inc us
tnlsed ana venerable society aud the young dnd as
TN uSIud author. Even Pi Beta Kappa may o. poud
To show among tHe monuments rasea upon lis ong me
,f annual sueun.fics 80 cAqdIsL l} mOuclUd ana ninety
cDseled a Work OF art. IA.s Is poeiI l-sbci
wOl as nrst the poet the alemb.acihg tue si-l-
, in The ola GlecA root. IhrN cwEu. iana potts may
We clam slcGuau 10y lis Ncw-i-n-iInd blrth, euaci"i
ana sy.iuatAy eyeu though MS active pen ANA oiail
have &c. Ntu successfully 10 the IdDOls uI man VI
iIn LIZ, IL ~ Nurh ctl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
LARGE DEcEEAsE IN CANAL TOLLS
JUDGES PRESENTED BY A GRAND JURY.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 1.-The Grand jury
OF Baltimore County who were investigating county
matters and accounts involving questions OF alleged
frauds, yesterday requested tie Court which had
nOunced that II would adjourn the session that day.
extend the term to allow them time FOR a fun in
vestisation. The Court replied that. there
specific charges against any individual. obey would adj
their declaration to adjourn the term The Grand
Jury then retired and shortly afterwards returned pre-
sentiments against Judges Grason and YeOtt for. OBJ
strucfur and bindarn their Investigations The Court
inquired STATE Attorney II he could prepare ndct
ments AGAINST them by o'clock, and on bis announcing
september term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
THE FRnNAH CRISIS.

IAII-f I"If TT
III ,,-oo+ animal Review III the gar'-
.. concerning w.lth there Has
been som. d.sqGietna reports W'sHeII 'o-''9 Ia ~
Boz. dc Boulo2ue aud passed OIL "it~oL any uH'. "' 80
c.dent. President Mediation was wei recover - 'A
~ p,,,oot has snspeudcd the municipal council at
Arniicns reI cling 10 by admui'trai se c"HlNl'''
,, ,.,, Il al minister's yesterday dr crm.ned date
Of Tine elections resolved not t. make us d1tel h-
ton prbc NE Li6eTte reason to DoIleFc The u''tc Is
IN -lI.Lb
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OBITUARY..
HIRAM Y. LOsEA.

Hiram V. LOsea, a trustee OF the 14th Ward
scbooi. died suddenly OF heart disease, al his resi-
dence in Mulberry yesterday He ~asat all times
an active Republican. He well known for his acts
~ Drueyo nee and the interest ho took III educational
matters during Residence o. % years III tDal part
al the CITY. AS designer Tor j. h. ana j.
Curu he had probably equa III the citi, though MS
ov businrss-tnat Manufacturing iron cOrces-
bfr ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
HADN'T HEARD OF TILDEN.

1t looks very mucn as though not man,
clld Ma-,dcuu cuts ic4a AlIdch pct"i.Ht
speech INC Alauuattau Ciuu reception VI 'l4'5 ".
rcau ~, they determined To express 1~r c"ueip 4"i rs
sentiment AID tie cOLu uttf tIcih oy 'th't-
Ia 20 Prrslrt la, hearrst kind of rccep' lon
on tie occasion ca has visit ola common wealth.
Tie more tne prupc sce hayes better they Lac
n.ia. We ne viii MAKE more OF tncHr *
Gu ,,.l,, .II t,pec4ay c.ad iLat next one WIil
tx touD bC4OW Tie 1IaSOu IN DlA.n line.
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head he lay IN the middle OF the bed Three ar
four barrels of the revolver empty. The pistol was
held only about an Inch from tue rght eye, winch was
closed an b. ackenPd.
Coroner D. skinner impanneled jury, aud aiter
viewing tie body adjourned TIC inquest until to-ay
Gait. scissor 50 old, and left wife ands~O
children II D. posed tnat be- killed himself to escape
business Troubles. aud ~ Is believed that he made an
attempt 10 poison himself Thursday, as he had a
ut Of vomiting d that Gaf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
LET FAIRcnILD AND KELLY FIGHT IT OUT.

Let us be entirely taif to the Attorney
Gen rl-uc aAd Ia aotutr later have gwen nciyY
Ow UOin b. Alr. townsend and 10 Nh joan n, y. We
do not, udo d. think he clears himself OF al the sisp
have surrounded LIS dCtOu As DctWrt1 hluist u
and tie puJc sill some quest Ons unset Ie,
But as b. cen himself sue aud llr. TOWNSEND
ana John Kelly other. the advantage ~ dcciuey
with Mr. Fdrcuid. We lac the puck ana spirit oil 9r'
Faircnd, rcturt At tine present has the best of H.
MI k.Iy i bound h. respond. Ihis hsht between llcll
s gc.tt. Interesting We LOOK on with tie benedctiOn'
NAV LIe Desl man Wiul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
ONE Editor IN THE INTERIOR WHO FAyOIs
TIE CIVIL SERVICE O.,DEK.
Al ILlcuL rLAII

Plain people are weary oil having Fed
eral uticc-lVid,rs dictate the actIOn OF con
yenliOns, ANA protest against the hIoit OF tdN-
cling the state To manufacture delegations, ana
put no ana puC down nUiuiilat uns. Tine - comm ~
gh of ctz p' does not ncuac tine receipt OF si-
lies from the upo Treasury for promoting the amb iOu
OF udiy duas AID Oycrliting ltpuiar scuimrlt Nh n
such 6alarrs paid the Obligation O service To the
Government rs estib sned; and ie country VIII su,tin
Inc President m qdnE Office oders 10 earn Ia II i-
aries by performing OH i dulies and not M run
ulug" ana OWu4ng the mtCA.mc-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
A REPLY COMING IRON TOWNSEND.

John d. Townsend states that he viii reply to
Attorney General Farchild's "aspersions' III few
DAVIS His health is not good. and he is staying
at New London, Conn, by the direction OF bus
physician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
FATAL FALL OF A BRIDGE.

QUEBEC, July 1.-While a carriage contain
ing Mrs Falkeuburg widow OF the Late Baron faiken-
burg and two friends crossing a bridge over the
Montmorency river Friday 100 miles from this city,
the bridge gave way. preepating the party to the bed
of the stream ana kilng Mrs falkenDurs. Her com
paniOns escaped with slight injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
LILLE SAMOAN ISLANDS.

clN FKANLIsIO July I
The Alta this morning printed copy OF the
,,,,,o the LEGISLATURE 10 queen Victoria Tor Bat
M potecor,te over the islands, dated April 3 1877.
, n.t.tion was al the time sent to the OAi ed
stues Government, praying it to use us nnuence ~
favor Of u British prot, tOe, or uhlte WIN TIC D'-'
Govern Ient III u JOINT prOtec,ordt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
LET TWEED TELI-AT LEAST LET HIS CHECKS
TELL.
from me Graphic.
While the "faisificatiOns" OF

TFnDttf.
While the ''faisitcatiOns" OF which talrchild
aI,oes m 10 have been giIty, may have been merely
er.taudines of eacn others meaning IL IL certain
MAJ IN fLrr are 200 who seriously desire 10 sup
r.ss T,yeeds statement they have every motive 10
make the pubhc believe that ne Is a wanton and mar
jous alsiner VINO fr the fun OF H. IL rs probable
,I n wr.d speaks, he will tell the truth near rs
he can remember IT, Al any rate the chrcks, receipts
and other documents have "a language OF their own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
Special y otless.

Bartieu's Lamps Oh Fixtures Gas and O sr0ses
Ren,ctors student Lamps Factory Depot % Way D.
Brain Food Botanical Extract lor Srng heuing tbe
Bran. a Positive Remedy fOr Weakened FUrco- md
ImpOfeucy Price Depot. Aliens Pu4rNacy, 81 rifs-
ave. NcW send for
Brain cod sold Hudnu,'s Herald Build ng. mrs
BIT AWAY 3lst reef 20 CrittcLtJus, >At-SFc
Pate Is, Trudenarks. Ac.,
secured IN The Jnt.d siates anu iof-ign ocunuiesOy
ARTHUR V. BRlESEN'S PAIEAI AGLHLf,
%. Broad NcN-f Jr1.
Pa refr Instruction.
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Friedrichsh1ll
Friedrichsh1i
BIT IEK WA TER.
THE ONLY RELIABLE
TIE BEST THE MOST POPULAR, ASD THE CHEAP.
Lsr oU All THE NaVTuAT RITTER

THE ONLY RELIABLE.
TIE BEST THE MOST POPULAR, ASD THE CHEAP.
Est OF ALL THE NATURAL BITTER
WATERS IN THE WORLD.
Regulates functions liver aad g.stiye organs
the bowels the circulation, snd thus mlngstes aLd
many diseases.
Il improves the appetite. keeps the head clear the blood
cool, bat never debilateA
on or two glasses full before breakfast VII lave
most sanitary effect
efficacy be proven by tie testimony OF hundreds Of
able pm, sicians. including The most eminent m cry.
For space here give 0a tic certhctes u SIR
HENRY THOM PsON and PROF. V0N LfEBIG. recognized
by the profession throughout Chrisenou he - D.
es authorities.
IN occasional aperent aad c0rreci0r 81 dissto uos
nothing equal FricirclshJ - leaves he pasnt
a. rule less conspate alter discontnung than he Wa be
fore and may taken habusy Without lowering The ys
SIX hENhf IhoAi son"
The Testimony OF BARON Won LiEBlG places the aitor
Water Friednchsha among the most e1ioacious In Egrope
ana whose great value recognized by all Who
perieneed It's sautary aud beneficial Effects"
The water sid BY all retail druggists and grocers al
markedly low price. and "a the trade by
BOUCHE Fills 4 Co.,
NO. 81 BEAVERsr.
Sole Agents for the Uaited stA,sA
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UEAIHER LNDICATIONS.

For the Lower Lake regions and Middle At
lam nlgn,r ifr-~lfe. st,tuut or lower tehi-
prrdtur. sry wiuus, JuC c.rar, or partly CLOUDY
weather possibly with ,cr.s'p al light showers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

service Mr. Otis will have fortytwo wagons, one hum
drcd horses and fifty men. His contract Is for four
years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

A LrPEL SUIT.-blr. Louis Fleischman has
sued The Ierad fur hbI account ~ NJ articles bout
tbe Rl~s, Nc milk esiab rLTnrnf Edward 4. WOOD ap
rears Tor tnc pllInuG aud JODD ID. Townsend for DO
fcuaauI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
DuElinc 4 10.

TsTAB lsaED ~. g &.
These superior c. npagus- BOa oHrred .Or sale BY
tEtu-.
SClc Agent Tor the LL.tod states ana CauafaA
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CAN SUCH THINGS BET


soft sad rumOT comes that the " Mutual
FiI ma, rr.Ah -4O.ou, ',ud IAe'oofr 4Aton axe no"
not UnIy estr4n gc.i, UuL h,s .nc 10 eICn O.4ur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE July FL a.m.-As shown In the
upuer dagram, there little variation ID
air-pressure on tur,lay until late in the afternoon
when tie pr seEco Of storms in adjacent
states was indicated by slight deci ne. Iester
day further decline preceded the rainfall in the morn
ng after which their little change ia air pressure
uns Afternoon, when tan Ter showers took place N adj
iuing territory; siign has continued since. TIE
amount of mo sture IN tie air D. large.
Increased clButuess ana occasional showers may be
nXuectel IN I'M, CIV ln-laY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
KARRIEN

LAMB-WORTH-T In New York. June 3 . by the Rev Dr. r
H. chaplin, Albert ~. LAMB H. Aila wOrtA 80 ,-ld,.
THONP,ON-MOORE-On the 26.h inst, by tIe Rev "a. r.
Ihouas, III sn!al fa.s, ~ y, aud Rev L. J. leffji
hector " l.II.t lluIc HuasuL, smith ALoup-ou al
sarah H.. daughter VI Lucus Moore. AL VI nG.on
NY.
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IHOrRs:Nlnrn.ng

r,- al--,1 s,o. i' -n.ls
III
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-19

A WOMAN ST1LL.-A young wom-
an, with draggled dress and flushed
face, with her hair loose over her
shoulders, and a hard look in her eyes,
follow ed a burly officers into the Cen.
tral station just as the clock was on
the stroke Of midnight.
What's the matter here" quer-
ried the lieutenant, as the iIlnaturea
couple cams trooping in.
Same old charge? ?" said the Off
GER: Shes beon raising Cain around
,he hay market.
You bet your boots | have, said
the girl, with hoarse laugh that
showed that there was whiskey be-
hind it.
I just give EN- as good as they
sent
They are leading her into the re-
cording room, when she stopped at
the door leading into the captains Of
flee.
"Whose kid is that o. she asked.
That ? Oh, one that was picked up
on the street-lost by somebody.
Lost, is he? Well I've found him.
Let me alone, will you?
She pulled away from the officer,
and in a moment was on the lounge
with the child in her arms, the paint
ed cheeks pressed close to the little
fellows face when he had cried him.
self to sleep. He. hair hnng in a vail
before them, and hid the guilty and
innocent alike from sight,
1 had one like you once, she mur-
INJURED, after a hush of q moment,
but he died. That was so long ogo
that thought | had forgotten it
there has been so much happening
since-so much l wish to God had
never happened!'
A moment longer and she looked
up--as sober as a mother by the
May l take him in the
cell with me she asked, in a low
and gentle voice.
They said she might, and the poor
forsaken woman sat down on TIE stone
bench with the sleeping child held
close to her bosom. The tears that
fell FROM her eyes were as balm to her
bruised heart and the little one lifted
her soul to puror heights than it had
known for many weary days in the
past.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-19

An authoritive journal objects to
the wearing of diamonds when travel
ing, because it is vulgar. 1t is po-
sition which we assumed years ago,
and we are glad to say that no one
connected with this paper has ever
been guilty Of such vulgarity. We
have occasionally taken ride with a
lawyer, bat there are some. depths to
which we cannot siuh.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-19
CHURCHES.

Methodist Episcopdl-Rcv. II. =. West
rastor. Sabbath school at q. III. u
w. Stoci;sdale, Supt.
Lutheran-Rev. j. Sumers, pastor. Sab
bath sc,ool at , o'clock p. M. Jos L. Web
stcr, Supt.
Unitea Brcthren--Rev. j. d Freed, pas
TOR Sabbath school at /. O'Clock; }. "
Balzcll, Supe intendent.
Norarian-Rev. l.. p Clewcll, pastor
Sabbath school at 0 O'clock James Cree
ger, Superintendent. ,,,.,,
fdmdn Catholic Rev Father William
Hill