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New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

preparing 10 move an oil car the engineer was compeed
by n crowd OF unknown men to detach his engine ana
allow the car remain. This is the first Indication Vi
any interference with the Railroad Company nero
large aud enthusiastic meeting was held at Easton
today by the employees OF the Lehgh Valley Central OF
New Jersey Bevidcre and Delaware Morris and Essex
and Delaware and Lackawanna RAILROADS. Ihey
paraded the streets with bands Of music at their
head shouting and making loud demonstrations
The officials OF the Lchigh VSley roai ar'
closered in their at the general once IN 'hs p'c
holding consultations. Employees OF the Valley koad
any thev expect the order to strike momentariy The
North Pennsylvania hands arc excited over the
rumors OF trouble their road at PhliaheE
phia The Eastern Grlys, who have been camping at
stroudsburg are now route for Aentownwhere thcy
will ioin the Allentown Rifles, Catasauqua Rifles ana
slatington Rifles, and leave by special train Tor f'S
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
STRIKERS ARGUMENTS.
THE MEN STILL AT WORK ~ SYMPATHY WITH THE

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRGBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The morning mails
from the North and West arrived I'm Washington on time
to-day The New York mail was not detained, and the
m,s from Chicago by way OF Pittburg, ana from Gin
cipnau by the way Of the Baltimore and ONO Road
were distributed at tho usual hour. Passengers who
were detained on the Ecie Road at the begin
ming OF the strike have arrived IN the city
and rcuor that the strikers and their friends uniformly
said that It was their purpose to resort to violence
nor to interfere seriously with the public interests The
strike was really protest against what they deemed tue
iust action of the officers OF the road in dischargng
members oi committee who waited on the managers TO
nreeut the wishes Of employees This action
t,ey assert waa in bad faith. and they added that
If thev cannot be members OF committees without
ncuIring tie dspcasure OF the officers of the road
tie corr ltion "a lto better than despotlsm very
intelligent engineer not the strike, in conversation
with number OF passengers. assured them that there
a no good excuse for their delay the head strikers
had tclegraphed Buffalo that the express would be per
mitted to 40 through by way Of Hornelsvne, but
that th Officers refused accept the pledge prefering
TO arouse public feeling against the men. This is an tx
uanation OF course made IN behalf OF the strikers. On
tn other hand those who cOnversed with the otc' say
that only a few bad men. who acted AZ leaders
and Kept up feeling against the corporation, were
DISCHARGED. The fact that they were members OF
committee had nothing 10 do with their dismissal
Furthermore the officers said that the promise to permit
the exprcss train 10 pass was regarded part Of a
scheme TO get trains possession OF the strikers II
was plan TO the pass Myers referred that the employees
Of the Erie Road not m the strike ympathised with the
men who were standing out It asserted by these
men, who were interviewed 10y passengers, that many
NJ the employees are receiving less wages than tuii-
Giant 70 suuport their families.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
THE PENNSYLVANIA ROADS.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING.

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, July 22.-The men IN the
employ Of the Philadelphia and Reading koad' q. tls
have been dissatisfied for weeks on account OF seye
raj monthsback pay being due them Last night commit
tee of railroad hands disappointed inform Mr. Wheeler
superincndent Of the road here that unless they were
paid by Thursday next the full amount OF their pack
wages due them, strike would take place. The Com
pany has announced that portion Of the pay would De
made before Wednesday, previously arranged ana
the balance would be forthcoming early in An gust ana
thereafter, regularly The men seem satisfied and no
strike is considered probable. though there Is great
agitation and no one can say what the end will be-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
p POSTS G RIP T.
3:G5 a. m.


THE GOVERNMENT READY TO ACT.
THE PRESIDENT IL Favor OF IGNORING STATE
Inns. AND TREAlING THE STRIFE As AN iN'0"-
REGION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEl
W,suxGToy. July 22-Numerous dispatches
were received at the White House this evening ttoh
Gov. Uartranft Mayor stokcly of Philadelphia,
Col. Scott of the Pennsylvania Railroad, ana
others. calling upon the President for aid to
supnress the rioters in the State of Pennsyl-
yania. These dispatches were telegraphed to
tine President. at the Soldiers Home, and at
about 10 o'clock, accompanied by Secretaries NC
Crarv and sherman. he came into town, went TO
Secretary Evarts house. After sending for Secretary
THOMPSON an informal consultation on the situation
of affairs took place. The dispatches OF Gov Hart-
ranft were not in such legal form to authorize the
President his proclamation and toorder troops
10 Pennsylvania, but measures were adopted LOOKING
to a prompt response to such demand the moment
il is received. Six companies of troops from boston
barbor had already been ordered to Philadelphla
and ara expected TO arrive there this evening
detachment Of marines have also been ordered to
the same point. Gen. Schofeld has been ordered
from West Point and will probably take command
of the troops in Pennsylvania tomorrow.
The 18th Regiment of Infantry, recently stationed
at New-Orleans, and the 18th at Atlanta have ar
rived at Chicago and held there in readiness Tor
immediate use, should their services be needed.
Gen. Sherman, who is in the far West has been
ordered East and it is expected that he Will start at
once.
1t is understood on the best authority that the
President is in favor of ignoring all State lines ana
of taking the suppression Of the instruction entire
" into the hands of the United States Government
on the ground that it is interference with tine pass
age of the mails, with commerce between the
States, and that it has assumed the dimensions OF
an surrectIon against the authority OF the United
States itself
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
DELAWARE AND LACKAWANNA.

EAsroN, Pa, July 22.-Ihe Delaware, Lach-
awonna and Western Railroad and ali it branches, VIII
come into the strike either tonight Tomorrow morn
ing.
IL pm. Two largely attended meetings OF railroad
employees were held at Scranton in secret to-day Dele
cations were present from distance and the situation
was forciby presented constant cipher eomnnnica-
on was kept up with Pttsbug aud considerable excite
ment prevailed. A demand has been made on the
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Company Tor
the restoration of the last 10 per cent taken
from the wages OF the men, aud an answ =
is expected to-day Should 1t be unfayofabie SIlk,
will be declared. The military have been under arms
all day, awaiting maching orders.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

THE "PARKER GUN MATCH" AT CREEDMOOR
On Tuesday and Wednesday last, i'll the long
range competitions for places IN the American team
Allen led the He also led the scores on
Saturday in match for the Parker gum firing thirty
shots at distance OF 900 yards In this match there
we're eighteen entries including the wel-known marks
men: Jewell. Daku. Garfield, Blydenbure, Hepburn
Anderson and Waters The day very favorable for
good shooting. and the indicate that each OF thc
marksmen did his best; Aliens score-137 out OF a
possible I5O-was followed by jewell Bydenhurgh,
Hepburn aud Dakin OF whom made less thah ia
points The prize has been by Capt Anderson.
T. Rathbonc and Mr. Allen. lie who wins 1t three times
becomes the owner uf IT,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

Tottcnvlle TIE Rev. Mr. Nelson, Of st. Marks ana tne
Rev Nessrs Jones and Compton. The meeting was arc
continued evening. and tour evening meetings VIII
be held In the same grove this week Ibe IciptIdnSc
Brotherhood of that town ruined 10 DrcaA w n
low groggercs in and about the villages Ihey say th'
they viii arrest all thOse who have not proper cense
The Excise Comnis of WcS field, arrested lof VI
oatinn the law In not granting tue proper HccHes'
turlov and were held under bonds. which they refused
to furnish locked mp IN The Richmond Jan i"r
the nj sbt Yesterday morning bail was ufnisheu y.
Justice Glider Of Ross,c, and they were liberated
Several under the civil Damage Act are no" pehu
lug in the different townships Of Richmond County
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
COMPROMISE MEASURES.
THE PITrsBURG AND FORT WAYNE WARD OFF
STRIKE.


STRIKE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 22.-A special dis
patch from Fort Wayne to The Journal says rumor Is
current that general strike viii be inau-
gurated OH the Wabash road tomorrow. The
situation is unchanged at that point, except that the
strikers held a second meeting tonight and had
received advices from Allegheny that the officials OF
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road had Of
fered to compromise and that committee had been
apponted % wait upon sup rintendent Graham. II is
und jod lat attemDt will be- male 10 move freight
trains tonight and the strikers to abstain from
lcuCe.
THE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON YIELD.
CISCISsATI, o., July 22-ll45 y. m-The authorities
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
have yielded 10 the demands OF the men, and avoided
the threatened strike on that line The only eastern
line out Of Cincinnati iat present, Is by tne
Atlantic and Great Western, via jamestown and
Uufnlo: thence east bY the New York Central
All eastward-bOund passengers from here are furnished
tickets by this upon the surrender OF tickets by any
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
ST. LOUIS EMBARGOED.
NO EAsrwARD-BoUND FREIGHT TRAINS TO LEAVE
THE CITY.

NO EASIWAKD-BOUND FKEIHfII IItNI-N' u" '1''''' "
THE CITY.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Midnight.-The meeting
called TO be held at East st. Louis, tonight met AT
Traubes Hall at O'Clock and largely attended by
railroad men aud those directly interested in railroad az
fairs.
The result of the meeting that no freight trains
will be permitted to leave East st. Louis after II O'Clock
tonight on the Ohio and Mississippi Toledo and Wabash
Indianapolis and ST. Louis Vandalia, Southern Cairo
Short Line and the narrow gauge roads. commit
tee Of one from each road was appointed TO
see that the action OF the meeting carried out NO
mall express passengers are 10 he molested reS
lution was adouted asserting that none OF the men VIII
resume work unless wages prevailing pror 10 the pauc
restored.
tie meeting Of the Workingmens Party this after
noon # was stated that there 900 IN their treas
ury which would he 10 ad the strike II necessary
and that II the strikers attacked 10y military, lney
have 800 members who will assist in repellinS them
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
to Philadelphia and thence by the Philadelphia .nd

Washington line.
Information received at midnight at the Seventh
avenue Arsenal that strike would this ater-
noon on the New York Central Railroad, and A "a
porter OF THE TRIBUNE was informed by an em1ov<
OF the NewHayen Line az tbe Grand Central Depot thai
10 was generally believed that the engineers and rene,
would stop work the upper division n
the NewY0rk Central to-day, and that the
further stated that strike was contemplated the
Hudson River Road to-day agent OF the BrOhcrhOof
O! Locomotive Engineers having arranged the ON
Saturday The tranmen Of these roads reccnt on
the subject, and refused 10 furnish any nforma'Ion
whatever It was stated that the Managers OF tbe
NewYork Central, should strike occur would arm ali
the who should be placed IN charge 81 Trans with
instructions the freely IN OF Interference
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
LATEST NEWS IN THE CITY.
SENDING MORE TROOPS AND WAR MATERIAL-sTRIKR
on THE CENTRAL EXPECTED TO-DAY.

on THE CENTRAL EXPECTED TO-DAY.
The articles shipped from the State Arsenal
last night for the OF the 23d Regiment
embraced Gatling Battery, go A. tents
plete and 10000 rounds Of ammunition. The
impression be that the regiment will get fur
ther than Delaware Division the track being up
beyond that point.
The 47th Brooklyn Regiment, has been put
under waiting orders II is not considered at all prob
able that the First Division will be ordered but II will
b. reserved for any trouble that may IN theporton
OF the State.
A dispatch received from Gen. Hancock At mid
night ordering all available troops be forwarded with
out delay ~ Baltimore kilograms were sent
10 the forts In the Eastern states and on
the Canadian frontier, and return kilograms
announced tho immediate departure of 500 men, Trans
portaion been secured by the Pennsylysnia Road
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
TEMPERANCE WORK on STATEN leland.

A large outdoor temperance meeting was
beld yesterday afternoon in the woods Pleasant
Plains westteld The meeting was attended by nearly
900 people and oil OF the Methodist Churches In the
town were represented by elergymen. Addresses
mnde by the Rev. Mr. Lummis, OF the old Woodram
Church. Rossvile the Row. Mr. Clark. OF the Bethel.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
NO STRIKE ORDERED.

MrpyGGHr-The meeting of employees OF the Erie Road
ot this place in the Hall the Brotherhood Of Fremen
ended at midnight without strike being ordered
The fremen almost unanimous Tor a stllke,
hut are held in check by influential engineers
90, ,,,, NJ t,er own number who earnestly oppose IT,
Jsbua Leach the founder OF the Brotherhood OF Fire
men, wo was recently discharged, ana Case Marshall
were prominent urging extreme measures. Ihey,
with others made in1ammatOry speeches.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
ruE SHORT LINE WAVERING.

LOUISVILLE Ky, July 22.-Chancellor Bruce has been
interviewed is confidently believed by those
hest informed that lie will accede the request
that the wages OF the Short Line employees
ne ollowed To remain as they are All trains the
short line and Ohio aud Mississippi crossing on
time and no trouble Is appIehended.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

holding pucky 20 his advantage. won by length IN
l:47lt Partnership second, and Fair Play third
TUESDAY will be great day. the events beng races lor
the Alabama and Flash Stakes and stecpiechasc.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

When leaving home for the Summer, ths
prudent provide themselves with DR. JAYNEs CAEgNAnyI
BAIsAN In order properly and efectuay all attacks
Cnmp, Diauhea Dysenary. Cholera Aorbus, dc-com-
pHs less prevalent everywhere at TINS season u
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
,exrRAL rAnK MErEoRoLoeIcAL oBsERvAToRY
PROMINENT ARRIVAL'

Iyfb Arcpue Hofel-Lieut-Gov Horatio G.. knlght
~ VI ssacusetts Sfirerant Hote-Gen. H. C. BanAnea
- - AtTnv a Judge A b. Icvisee OF Louisiana 81 N'oi
oLas I!OfeL-E. H. WadswOrth OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

If the thousands who suffer from headache
and dyspepsia the relief and had y
VAS sKIRKs IsyGoRASr they would not be long tryDs
It, 90 cents. Depot, Is Nesey st.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
IAunouncements.J

For Irregular Action of the Heart, Cold Er.
treites and Acute Pains cali AZ 68 Maiden Lane se,
UOLNANs LIVER PAD AND PLAslERs
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
HOME NE VS..

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY,
eAmT7o <oon So 3 NJ 81. Midnight, 72''
Highest during the day "a LoNe.i. u.
Average n same day, 1916, 7O2
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
UvFRYTUINC IN HOMEOPATHY.

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.
AZ Homeopathic Books and Medicines. Cases, &c. &c a
HUMPHREYS, 100 Futon-sG, aud o62 BrOadSay jus.
above Seventeenthst.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of ths
- organs radically and speedily cured. Ones
hours TO g. HEN RY A. DANIELS NJ D.. I4l LeNngtonsv
SCHULTZ'S CLUB SODA in oval pints; cOrks
y and bottles branded: Settlers Water Vicby Kissngea
Bitter Kissngen All draught kept ten
gallon glass fountain 20 prevent metqc contamination Ad
dress orders, CARL H. SCHULTZ, $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
SUIT DEPARTMENT.; /;

$40 LINEN ovERsKIRrS and DAsoUEs, IS cents; rs
-duced from 81 10.
2O LINEN SUITS g peces 81 30; former price s. 50
1877 LINEN SUITS, s. 80, worth 81.
1sj EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS 50; recent price
sj75
2Ss EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS. 80 so; marked
down from SG.
Il2 EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS, 81; sold durnsths
season at 81 80.
125 EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS, S. reduced from
IS.
147 EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS. SO and 81; marked
down from $40 and Sl2.
CAMBRIC SUITS. in all coors. from ~ 70 $40
100 FOULARO CAMBRIC OVERsKIRTs end BASQUEs
trimmed with ToTchon lace -; former price 81.
FRENCH ORGANDIE SUITS, Paris made sl0 cost to
import, s2j.
FIGURED and PLAIN LAWN SUITS, handsomely
trimm d, aud well made -; good value for sl0.
BUNTING and SEASIDE SUITS, marked down from
s25 70 $I2.
40 SILK SUITS. s15; reduced from $50.
Al BLACK GRENADINE SUITS, silk and wool, sii
marked down from S25
An extensive variety Of LADIES' UNDERCLOTHIS9
Of both foreign and domestic manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

PORT JrRvIs DEPOT, n. Y, July 22-Anars are look
irc moro s.rious here through freight train leaving
in the night was uucoupled several times by disafeced
men, who retired undiscovered when reinforcement OF
men arrived rumor prevalent that the remen an1
hroken,en Will turn out today. The brotherhood or
Frrmen are now in session. TIE citizens generally are
discouragiug n strike. -, - ~. 4,
,rrr '-Ihc brotherhood OF Firemcn held an excited
Session today settling the question as 70 ether
they would ion III the strike not. Al noon they adj
n,Tr n uut q O'Clock tins evening when the question
will prob bly, settled The cl'izens and village ohcals
are dIigent in opposing any movement LOOKING 70 A
strike A large number OF special police have been
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
THE STRIKE ON THE ERIE ONLY PARTIAL.


BUFFALO, July 22.-The dissatisfaction among
the strike does xtcnd beyond the Buffalo western
and susouehanna Divisions. centering at Hornellsvo'
Efforts were unsuccessfuy made TO induce the hremen
and brakemen on the Delaware and Eastern Divisions TO
ioin them The Rochester Division and Niagara Fails
Branch has not been uerfered with Trans are running
over the susquehanna Division as far as Corning
Through passengers have been brought that way
Local trains only over the Buffalo DIVISION
between At;ica and Hornellsyiile. Way mail tran
between Attica and Hornelsve run as Tar as
Bnrns eight miles this side OF Hornellsyle. Local
freight is taken to CASTLE, twentS-six miles east
Of Attlco. A special from Attca was run to HOP
nesvlle At six o'clock last night the regular aecono
dttion train from Buffalo to HOnesyiNe started; east
OF Buffalo the fireman induced 10 desert his post Dy
the strikers and train stopped Another fireman
WAS substituted but when near Atca NUMBER OF rlot
ers from Buffalo who had taken the Central role 70 ia
vla via Atca branch Atci stopped the tram th re
and eecuay laid embargo on all travel fartner east
The mob were assisted by strong reinfOrcemens rom
Attica few companies OF militia, numbering seventy
men, were dispatched from here at midnight The Atti-
en- rim rleador Of the at East Buffalo a. arrested by
the police and sent here switch engine As OF as
the news of the disturbance received he was lodged
in fa1
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

THE GOVERNMENT READY TO ACf'
TIE PRESIDENT IL Favor OF IGNORING STATE
,,,rs ,Nn rnr.1IxG THE STRIKE AS An INsUR-
, 1877-09-10

hal her lockc'l up f"r rievcn days In The St
Louis I.unatlc Afytnm: hut. as maitcr 1T fact,
her tnnlnitttn! to that Institution was proved In
open rni.t tn have been irrcg.,iarlT dpn', AMI,
h'nl i MT been +, tho Cnurt's interest tn lct
itsf dpwn mildly IN the n,ntter, a eonspiracy
scatnfs the Indy would l,are hcyn clearly pfnvcl
IA Il VA. nr. fhelnt, md I,r. Cr'n vim c,-
of"rntcd With him in the matter. WIRE sum
InariIy essr:i1ed from the st. je,uir Medical
Society f0r their connection with ih9 affair.
The woman charges The crucictt neR1crt Of her
on tl1c rtrt .of the Dpctor, who stt: sa.s, VII
nrt alio9 her 10 be an a focill t1uaifsy with
him. She Il ready to prove that he
DOES NOT PROVIDE nEn WITH THE NECgssARfKs
....- Of LIFE,
and stntes that iieS expenditures for clothing
since Ian. /, ts77 have nceu limited by him up
Y Y date =, thc vcry mtkleratc sum Of siH.
lhr unfnftunnt1 creature, wIo. even In the bnr-
rowef clothes she wore In Court, ngcsrntcf
na|nfn1ly- :hat'l'y appearance. ts perfect lady,
- 5tass nf arr. though iio int to- ionk At her
wt'uId Judge her to he woman Of less agc than
Mfcars The cast las created Intense excite
ftlent 1t, fashionable circles crc, and r,,Irh aur-
prtsc haa been expressed at tic suppression u
the facts by t'le local prces.
, 1877-09-10
MARINE NEWS.
NEW HTEtAfEn9.

NEW STEAMERS.
detroit paper. Of Saturday hare the following
concetniny the new eteapeFs IN he hult u Wyan-
doste: ''rhr wurk updn the new boat for the
Clestlin.l linn Of ptroncra has latcty bean at !
rantAill. tho requ!rcd material not being At hand
ltnrevtr. the te~l blocks. rtctn, and stern have
been placed in r'siton, and most Of tae tank Iron
prepared. The hrss eonsignment at angle tsonr for
The franz of the ssoat il N leave 1!u1aio todsy,
ana 1t - expected that IN about eight weeks after
Its arfl<at at the TAr The entire frame will he tn
position. and Tint the hnl will be plankei and
1annchcd by the Isl Of December ncxt.
riscd ii Tie alops Ut f,ssotcj i linton. and con.
ne7nons|y the wurk npUu The boilers for tho COM
tosi!e boat Will b. prucpcdcd With.
"a El'ncl of ths new atramef' IN b. hnilt th1S
winter for The river route has been placed In The
cabin Of the stnr Ruhy. II she cannot show her
*tGrH "a aHy ttoat upon these waters, then 1 Top
cannot spin or pigeon n.y."
, 1877-09-10

monk Of the Ecnetlicttnc Monastery at Ray.
germ, lciwccn !tr1nn and Vienna, Is \ scIf-
taught meclsauictan ami artist. lie has recently
completed mechanical curiosity in the ellape
nf a self moving terrestrial globe, which tho
dedde'nH dcaeTlbcs III detail. 4 combination Ut
wheels gives It motion similar 10 that Of the
for three weeks. At the north polo Of the axis
arc dial-pIates On which tile days and months
AFR Indicated, and over these ia smaller elohc,
BY means of which the motion Of the earth
around the sun II exhibited. The larger g,DLc
sets the smaller one III motion by tue agency OF
twelve wheels. Tho construction OF the n,ccian-
istn took innrc than ten years nf .patent Applt.
cation. and rss only completed after numerous
experiments. As regards geographical details,
the map hn the globe is carefully drawn, ari
sn,Hs all the latest tliscovcricA. The Steamer
rIiites. railway ari telegraph lt,tes the heights
pi mountains and tho depths Of the ocealM arc
al distinctly shown.
, 1877-09-10

frutn Fra,rr u tie United Stntes. landing near
New f.rk City. to r'rlncet sf'!i ilew 1!hc frshn
Nrw furk tn San Fra1n:ts,tt anu thfirc " cable
to Japsn and tshina. Tir uuvrrnmGtt of Frame
las Mrra!y granted 10 Senator rtmycr-t9u"f-
tier, tlte Minister Of Finarr, fsru,1ssion to
cp,nect, by cable. France with thc United
Htntcs, and llas ;,rs.urlc yalslahlc privileges to
tl's u"npany. waIch hug t:cr organized In Paris
SENATOR. rx-s1ln.stur nf fi,ancs. President;
". t'otnpicrrcn 1Tornny, yfre. admiral. ex-
Minister Of the Snyy, Flcc-rrcsi'lrnt: Con.te
d'lItapcl, acnntns: Entnte 'sc Fa1.nl, txn Deputy;
lcrs, I'ntrurl.tneral; Comtc 'lc Iafli~styc,
Mr. Emile tlnllcl. Mr. lie ChaIIvin, Electrician
of the l'nItcl H.Acs Dlrcct Gni!e Company.
t>n the 23l uf March list n syndicate nf Paris
bankers WIS fornsc1 ami subscribed ~ 30l UtI.
leaving uvrr sl,2tn, ,fErl IN tt. subscribed by tho
public IN Europe aud ArnergA.D
, 1877-09-10

Tho Toledo Ntddt Of the fth inst has the follow
Ing: "NlRht before Inst two daughicrr nf tho
1irht.keeper al Wcat Hzter Island, willis standing
on the beach, Aiout ha1f-osht O'Clock heard cries
for help coming from tho direction Of the rect near
1T. Willie one of them ran 70 the honse to notify
the men Of tho fact, the other rcmainrd 90 thu
beach and henrl The cries ngan atld ns,ln, each
time growing fainter. The lighthouse. keeper and
two ncn ran 70 the shore. nnl, hastily lhnnchin.
boat, Fowtd in thu direction whence tho sounds
csmes but wero nnable % discover nnY tracu of
high sca was running making their trip very peril
oas. fehturlay mnrnfng they renewetl tho search.
rhwing entirely arHund tho ietatd hut nut : nirn
q anything denotinr ~ accident could be fund.
Now t!le question IL, Whence came shose long -cou.
ttnncd cries for beIpr+