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New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

Let the work Of exposure In LOUISIANA 60 on
until this deep and 0amniug mquity shall al ne made
known u iAt dtIaudei American popl', an ll' ~.
hors far pos,blr brought TO cOndlgn punishment
-lSvracuse Courier (Drm)
The action of the Louisiana Democrats in in
dieting members Of The Louisiana heiurning Board
and predict jlmt II Their srIene j. carried nt" eH c
VIII Prove Tor them aud theT party in the .outa a
their bitcrcst foes Boston Journal Rrp)
We cannot afford to stoop down to the level
of Wei or Anderson, even tO dignity them by pun
i-hmput. u ,Iacks too Wucl Of Ulnrd revenge ana
too little OF tn max annnitV OF southern men ana D'n-
ocfai- 20 pause ID te N"ih Z" anu Ieip nv
liou To hunt ny and manace The Wcscs ana Audri-
sons. These are dead issues.-iNashyule American
lDcmJ
The alteration of an official record is IN Of
fense punishable 10y fine ana laisOnment unGef the rr
visrd code OF Louisiana This done bY Wells ahd
Anderson. according 70 testimony iahtn bN CohNts>llN
al authority. Ihe false itcrhS ol an aiitIcl oIE' ana
couuterclt'd Official record true and gem Ne one d.,
also peual offence. This too was Gone bv Wells and
Anderson, according 10 testimony t"h@l oN thc same
authority With sucl testimony before them The Grand
Jury would have been fas' o their oahs had bey failed
u ndict these men Philadelphia Times (indJ
1t is now said that Mr.. Tilden is at the bot
tom lie movement against the members oi the Loa's-
lana Returning Board. il ls 10 be hoped tie report
true M. Tdeu a ucr-onal motive Tor hnding ont
ung-iulng ay lave maikrj the proceed
iucs in LouSiaut Let others, who also anxious %
d,crcdt tie Board. JOIN them ana let us nave iar u-
ve.,..ttion without whitrwasung. We nave yet
av evidence thar tle Republicans - body, o any Re
pub ican in particular, is afraid oi any truthful es-
lDOny.-l Boston Adv 'rilscr tisepJ
We don't think that persons connected with
tb, .t,t.,D or .v members OF the CABINET. viii
h. complicated bv disclosures thus trial (uf the mcn
bers of the Louisiana Returning Board; Dut 4 snch
oud be The c.- Tho course or justice should not DEE m
o.,ied Tb~ Z R.Jubl can papers lei by THR NEwYoKK
IhIBUNE, VINO bewalng the fate of thr returning
favor They rttray the fear tuat ur Ders OF Their party
viii be brought in bad way by disclosures 70 De effected
in tnIs trial iNew-Yo Yorker ot'ats Zeitung.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

Of Isaiah Thomas. the early and eminent American
printer will be destroyed It has been suggested tha
the removal should be marked by some appropriate
ceremonies, especially the part of the Freemasons
Mr. Thomas having been a worthy member OF that fra
ternity. II probable that the exercises VIII include
ubic procession and eulogy Mr.. Thomas remoyedfrom
Boston Worcester in 1776 where he printed The Mas
sdcausets Spg He was also the founder and for years
the President OF the American Antiquarian Society An
invitation 20 the printers OF the country 10 assist a te
ceremonies proposed would meet with respectable re-
spOnse.
A clever swindler recently purchased some
valuable diamonds Of Birmingham lEng) je~e eer' ten
derng in payment in the Eberhard' Iunne
Company To prove the value OF his shares he showed
in the market column Of London paper the figure at
which EbeThardts" selling in the open market
On this evidence and fortified by the assurance OF two
local firms that he could not be wrong IN accepting the
shares the eweler concluded the bargain giving his ia
m0nds for the Eberhardt shares BY and by he
wanted the shares into money, and then he dis
covered that they worthless The shares quo ed
the London paper by the ingenious purchaser were
those Of Eberhadt and Aurora Mine; the worthless
which he gave in payment FOR the diamonds were
tn Ose OF the Ocrhardt Tunnel Company.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11


ASiESOn Tuesday July 10 sullmln E. Ames, " D. in tho
74th year o. his age
unera from his late rsirDce Elizabeth, y J., Thurs
day, AT I'D O'Clock ID.
AYREs-Dicd al Railway. y J., on Monday. July Q, Mrs.
Ezra Ayrr widow Of r late Ezra Ayrcs, the s6th year
0f Ter gr.
Fr ends Of family are invited to ait.nd funeral
hrr late residence Thursday al without fur
ther notice
ATKINs-At Rosyn, l. the moruirg Of July TO-
". VOORHEES,, wife u D. r. Atkins Aer 10Th year.
Interment AZ Three Bridges. y. J.
CARY-suddenly at Yosemite, Cal July 2. Mrs. Mary
cary, Of Brooklyn, y. Y.
AYEsJu 3, at her late residence, Il Eighhav- caro-
nne the beloved vic Of George Haye-.
JUDD-Charles o. Judd Of orange ana : Jndd
died Ily q at MldetOnn, Conu aged i years
Funeral ,erv.ces 10 NiidirOYn ,. u Wednesday
Burial 10 Flushing Cemetery l. L. nom Mr. JuITs former
residence. BOwue-lye., a. 10 a. nl Thursday.
PARMLY-On tie morning of July u Jersey City, y. J.,
,lIine d. wife Rev. WheeOcs . Parmy, aud
ter !, the late Rev. Dune an Dunb.r 0f New YORK.
Ra ives and friends o. ne family respectfully invited
her funeral no the First Baptist church, GTOvest,
Jersey city. THURSDAY Juy u, al O'Clock p. m.
PICkAkD-At orange, y. j. JulY :, Harry, elder Of
Funeral at orange "Wednesday. July IL az 1890.
Carates w be ~ waiting az Oauge depot the $40
rom foot OF Christopher and Barciayst.
ST. JOu ANA Fredericton (Canadal papers please copy.
RCDGERsOn Monday, July o. James Rodgers Of this city
aged 70 years.
Thr rien relatives ~ family respectfully invited
the funeral services "Wednesday next lh inst.
al O'Clock, from his late residence, No. i54 East Thirty.
seyenth.st.
VAN SCHAACK-At Kinderhook. " Y, July 4. Christina
scnaacg, aged =, daughter OF the late Peter Van
Scha cg, Ii d.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
Union OF AMERICAN HEBREWS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-Ihe fourth coun-
cl of the Union Of American Hebrew congregations was
commenced this morning IN 81 Georges Hall. per
naueut organization effected by the election OF the
following officers:
Jr,sidenL b. f. Peixotto, late Consul to koumanla
- V;c, pr,sia,ut Philip Leyiu OF Philadelphia.
seereiaYy Lpman Levy. OF Cincinnati.
1ssisi,,t Secretary Lowis Abraham, OF Washington
The reports Of the following officers and COMMITTEES
were presented by Mr. Moriz 10th. OF Cincinnati ONO
President of the Executive Board secretary oi
the Executive Board; Treasurer Of the Executive
-. poard ~ Governors of the Hebrew
f-Ui,n College; President the Hebrew Union Col
49, Committee OF Conference, Committee on stat-
.t,cl Commiftee on Circuit Preaching, and the Com
,f.e an College Buildings and Grounds Tie various
rc,rt- were referred committee The report o lhe
t,i m Delegates shows that theirs are under the con
rn of Jews, fourteen public institutions SOM o "hlch
or moi sectaran in their benefits. Fifteen newspapers
ad magazines devoted 10 the cause OF Judaism publish
ID md edited bg Jews and four Jewsh orders or secret
sucicies the objects Of which ere the auNhhcebehI :"
Iudai,m mutual assistance, and charity.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
A DOUBLE sAULL RACE AT BOSTON.

BosToN, July 10.-The third and last of a
series of races between Faulkner and Rcan ON one SIDE
and Landers and DAVIS the her, postponed from
yesterday occurred the Charles River this morning
in the presence OF 10000 tpectdtors. 1t was double
u race distance three miles. for 5000 side At the
word Go" Faulkner and Rcgau snot their boat ahead
six ar eight feet row INK IS strokes to the minute while
Laudes and DAVIS rowing 80. Before the quarter
mile was reached Faulkner ANA Resan showed half a
length ID frons and hdll-uie fully length
ahead still rowing b. LInders ami Davis dropped TO 80
strokes There was change in tn position OF the
boats till the mile was reached when Fauknar and Re
c;u Increased their lead 10 a length and half DAVIS,
y1o was on the bow sieered wild for the stake while
Faulkner rowcd direct for It. turning about length
ahead Landcrs ana DAVIS unable 10 decrease the
lead till about a half mile from home, when they put
ON spurt ana up the gap, bat unable to get
ahead. Faulkner ana kcgan crossed tIc line quarter
of "A length ahead making the distance IN 20 minutes,
ga secUnds-tlc fastest double - u Ilme on record,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
The DRAMA.
THE "THREE GUARDsMEN."

"Ah, AthOs, POrthOs and Aramis, you are
wshed for his part that there hundred more vol
Of their adventures. that he might read OF them
from morning till night rescuing prisoners furnishing r
dams and running scoundres through the midr So too
exclams the audience. which, with open mouth and
hands and feet ready applaud watches the ad-
ventures OF Dumass " Three Guardsmen" as they are
persOnated just y bios Theaer. It is strange
panorama Of ruties and impOssiblities but how
interesting il all Is The glttcrng rapcr dsarms whole
companies Of the royal troops The gallant DAra5adn
leaps the bin window and swins three mil e., INTO
Calais harbor with the diamonds in his pocket. The
crafty Cardinal s perpetuay Outwitted by the stripping
adyeniurer Muskets are bmging; the sparks are
hying the cold steel; somebody always arrives Just
in the nick OF time there missing wives and children
ana fathers and mothers, and crOwnicwels, al discov
cred AZ the last by another Of these most romantic
of heroes Nor the piece illpaytd Tie dresses are
good The acting very fair, the representation moves
on briskly and smoothly. We might fancy, to
be sure, that Mr. Vincent Crummles and sew
eral of his company had been cast for some
OF The leading parts, and the lively UArtagndn OF
Mr T. T Thorne exhibits a remarkable specimen Of dash
and romance permeated by flavor Of Washington
Market; but not sure that these pecuartes DO
not heightcn enjoyment OF the drama. Certainly II is
not dul Mr. Fleming caught the popular fancy with
IT, and redeemed a Which opened rather darkly
The public, il they love the Three Guardsmen" as
1hackery did will be glad to know that they can follow
the magnificent trlO seven times week, because Mr.
Fleming gives matuets Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
PLANS FOR THE CHICAGO. DANyILLE AND YIN
CESNES RAILROAD.

At a meeting of the bOndholders of the
lnd.ana Division OF the Chicago. Danyiie and Nincen
mes Railroad hold yesterday this city, the Committee
appointed 10 confer with Committee OF the Illinois ID
vision reported that the two Committees had been
unable to come TO any arrangement The report recon-
mended that s2OOO or 900 be raised 10 pay the ex
penses OF the raroad that the Raccoon Valley Branch be
completed and that arrangement be made with one of
the railroads leading Chicago for connection with that
city, All this it was thought could be done at net cost
OF about SI3OOOO There 45 good coal mines ON the
line of the Iauana Division, and three lines were ready
make 10 furnish the Cme'go connection
After considerable discussion OF the matter, the COM
nttee WAS continued with power 10 close contract with
the Illinois Division, OF any other line it might deem
advisable.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
yEw.YoRK UNIVERSITY coSvocATToN

ALBANY, n. Y, July 1O.-The University
Conyorauon convened in the Assembly Chamber this
morning and Will continue for three days. Chancellor
Pruyu presided. Papers were read as follows " Prac
tica Value OF the study of Horace Cornelius NJ Oeay
Nd Ph.D. Manhattan College; The Preservation
and Destruction OF Greek and Latin Texts Abel C. Hop
kins AN, Hamilton College; University Control
Alexander Winchell LII D., syracuse University; 1.-THE
stt and secondary Education" Albert b. Watkins, PHI
u unngerford Collegiate Institute; a Plan to Har
mouize our Public School system" John ". Armstrong
d.. Fredouia Norma! school; Culture and its Lint
tations" John J. Lewis An, Madison University
-bould the Educator Aim at Man as an Individual or
Man IN Society" James W. HOOse, PhD.' Cortland Nor
mai school General aud Special Culture IN our schools
aud Colleges" William ID Wilson. DID, LID, Cornell
University; Psycnological Aspects OF Education the
~ Brofh.r Azaras Rock lll College EllicOtt CITY,
Narvnnd. The Practical Scn0Ol Education. George
A T. Hoadley, ABB, C.E. Argyle Academy Moral
culture" Charles III. Kellogg Cary Collegiate seminary
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

The residents of the Tenth Ward are loud
in their complaints OF the condition Of the streets In that
portion Of the city Within the area bounded by Orchard
Grand Ridge aud Stanton-ss, the atmosphere is pur-
dened with most unwholesome odors and IN conse-
quence the mortality list FOR this district Is aarmngy
large the victims being in the majority OF cases, chill
dren The Objectionable and unhealthy smell is caused
by the mass dirt rubbish and garbage scattered over
the streets In Lulow, Essex, Norfolk sgtfok, Broome
Delaney and Ryngtonss the stencil is 80 strong tnat
it requires a stomach 20 pass through them nh
eced In these to be seen, especially IN the
early part the day reekng mass OF lth lying IN the
cutters flowing across the sidewalks and oozlng down
through the alleys between the houses The residents
are much 10 blame for this, IN many cases tiey
throw their refuse into the Streets ana 0loW IL Win
dirty water which the pes provided Tor IL cannot carry
off having become clOAed through the residents heE
geuce The matter l. brought 10 the attention OF
the Health Department by gentlemen who are interesting
themse order to prevent an epidemic am nc lle
thousands OF ignorant and careless people reslus III Ihe
Gro wded tenement houses Of that ward
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
TTBERAL SCHOOL GOVERNMENT.

The Board of Education of School District
No Of the town Of New Rochelle last evening rescind
ed the rule requiring pupils to be present at $40 a. H. t
tie rel ous exercises Hereafter the roll viii be called
at o'clock a. m The reading Of the Scriptures VIII be
continued as heretofore at s45 m but pupil Catho-
lie or Protestant will be compelled 10 attend at That
time that matter being left the option Of the pupil or
the pupils parent
The u, ttion or the Roman Catholics asking FOR the APP
tmeut 81 Catholic teacher IN the pubic SCHOOL was
Under considerations but from the tenor OF the discuss on
as reported by The President or the Board Of Education
II L. Z probable that the petition will be granted ior
the reasons that there no vacancies IN the st Ol
TEACHERS and he resembling Of tie rue requiring al tEr
scholars Ia De present 1T the reading OF the Protestant
version OF the Bible renders such step unnecessary
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
LATEST SHIP NEVS.
TFor other ShlD y>'c' sss Third PG7e.l
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamship san Jacinto Hazard savannah. July 7, with
nis, and pass. Geo YOnge.
steamship state n Georgia BIZ Cooper GLASGOW June 30
se"gers @ to Austin Baldwin 4 Co ,- -.
Norfolk with mdse aud passengers TO Old Dominion Steam
Sn teopsin nanie Stenmau Belg Lechere Antwerp
lG WITH mds.. Funch. Edyr CO. Hal westerly winds
masses British bark bound W. showing signal letters p o.
Steamship VILE De paris cFr) Durand Havre 30
Pl mouth with mdse and passengers 10 j. de Beban
De CASTRO Bonner vessel TO swan 8 sen
Brig Galele Dick Havana 10 days with sugar TO or.
Brig Wcodand Valentine Moneydeo a DAYS with hides
"; RaE Abna Bisre Hayre 80 dlvs IN ballast Thomas
Rate iarctou from liverpool Yarmouth. y. >
& B5rS srar re- orer vessel to Marcus Hunter = Co
BARK Caroline Nor Brun, Carenas. - days with sugar
scar Astra Hunt iays from - John, y B., with
lahs Gorham oariman; vessel 10 p l. Nevins * SON
% x. nncS Fh shrater Calais with lumber, to Cor
nam 4eb2 Po3'ilni Nm. Wansam Ghisc Nea Be ford.
sclr T. IL Brazos TLall New Bedford
seRr G j. ErrcSson Hall New Haven.
sS sSnT. ? Aigi MssicT. cT"Ss Kce,c raaaioR .iGo
sr sSnr ir Mry Matt Parker PToydsace Port Johnson
scnr yerinda Pond. Providence ior Port j ahns9n
Schr Gurney, Gurney Providence for Port Johnson
beo 33 lays eoreauuts, &c, to Eggers Heinen CO.;
vsf ssr rh h. ~ lancaster f.phadepna Hunter cardenas
II dav- sugar 10 order vessel 10 Brett Son - Co
DAYS with rubber puis &C. To Burd9ti Pond vessel 10
BENTLEY. GlderServe a GO.
-thr Bell hlch, Baracoa II days, win irulL 10
or. er. vessel iD B. ! weinberg Co
-cnr Gertrude h. smith (0f k0ckandl, Jameson. Puerto
Fab,o % days with dse TO DaetL BoulIon Coz vessel
H. L. Brown H Co.
hr Ada Barker lot JonespOr Dobbn Matanzas II days,
with sugar. order; vessel 90 simpson thpp& 60.
Srbr southern Of Gaming. y. - Thomas, Pernam
buco DAYS order. vessel 70 Pension Co.
Schr Emily " BaItle. Johnson Richmond Tor BrdgepOr.
Scnr Breeze, Dranmer, Richmond.
Schr J0nn = Ingraham. smith, Virginia.
schr Chas. W. AicOt French. Virginia.
schr COriela Newklrk. Huntlev. Virginia.
SAILED
steamships Houston. for GavestOn Wyanoke for
Richmond Ellie knight for Philadephia ships Gustav and
oscar for Bremen; Sampo. for Crnnsad Alma for
uamurg Andoaklo- for Port ytleton; Tanere for Dant
zic r. N HAYWARD for Trieste PaNlshick for Sockh I'm;
brig George Buruham for Magnabo schrA Tiste Benedict
and Frances for -.
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND
Steamships for Halifax. Neptune. Boston.
schts ahl.en Cror j. L. CrOssley for Windsor N;
g. TeaIer for ST. John, n. b. p. l. smith. for Portland
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
BOAT RACES AT SEA CLIFF.

The Arlington Rowing Association, which is
composed chiefly prominent business of this city,
mas arranged Tor thd annual regatta at Sea Cln to-
morrow The change Of the place Of the regatta to Sea
Cin from Newtown Creek account OF the disagree
able odors which the atmosphere in tnat vicinity
and the confined space. Among the matches VIII De- one
for senior scu another fo junior -cus and Others for
Iruarrd M aud iOur-Ourcd shells for which there are
arc Humhrr O entries Tie tickets for the excursion
boat mpmentlry, only for the members OF lhe
eu ana Their friends The boat VIII leave the fuot Ot
NuDtst. GrecnpUint, a. IN, and nom tht IOOL of
Iurty y-tnlrI-st.. Last RIVER half noun Later.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
TURF NOTES.

CHICAGO, III, July 10.-The entries for the
Dexter Park races, which begin July H. closed last
nj .hi there being ifty nominations in different
events.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 10.-The programme
il COMPLETED for the Friendship Park meeting in this city
July II. IL. 10 and % The stake all hlled
With from four to nine horses.
COLUMBUS, o., July 10.-The races of the
Columbus Driving Park Association. which opened to-
day, had fair Attendance for the lrst day. All races
best three in Eve. The FIST, pacing race, was
won bv Lncv taking the third, fourth and nth heats
Time. 3d. 2:2Ial and 2:2Il2 The Second, tro,ting
race, was won by Dream in three straight heats. Time
2:3l D. 2:3j, 2:35li.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS AT CLEVELAND BY THE !
INvENTOE-THE TORPEDO SOLD 10 EUROPEAN |
POWER.

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS AT CLEVELAND BY THE
NvENToE-THE TORPEDO SOLD 10 A EUROPEAN
POWER.
CLEVELAND July 10.-FOr sometime past in
this city, series Of experiments have been made with
what is known as the Lay Torpedo" invention Of
Mr. Lay of Buffalo. The torpedo cy indIca with conf
cal ends The forward is calculated TO contain one
hunred pounds OF any explosive substance. Dynamite
will pronapv be used The forward section OF tEe main
cyuder contains liquid capable OF powerful expansion
into ,s winch is used as the power and is cor
nectad with the machinery by valve operated by
.loctricitv and a pipe. There is also cable coied
in the same way that harpOon lines are ar
RANGED IN whaling vessels, which may be any
l.ugt desired and which connected with the slOre
or q vessel The torpedo, when launched. Is entirely
pdcr the control OF the operator who may be stationed
an shore or aboard ship. He has a compact battery
and key-board on which small switches with which
b- des controls and eXpodes the crait by means OF
electricity The secrecy with which the experiments
have been made aroused general curiosity ana great
crowds gathered the dock TINS AFTERNOON 10 witness
rne pubiic trial. The experiment was a splendid
success every paruchl@r. Ihcre We're Pfesent
a tIImber OF distinguished men, conspicuous
a vycre thr Assistant Chinese Minister
Yuug Yucn Poo, and his secretary; a number OF
naval officers and visitors from other o'ilcs
A STAKE boat stationed hall mile irOu tue shore,
and the battery was applied tr torpedo started
of al rapid rate going TO the stake boat 10 three NM
utes and twenty secOn and, gracefully rounding the
boat started her rcUurn when made IN tnc same
time II rs claimed by owners that this craft Will
travel twclye mil PEI nOur Inc rapdy dnd precision
win VIII ch the machine Obeyed me operator clearly
demOnsLIae ed that IL s one OI lhe hlOht iOrlnhaDle
,yeopons of naval warfare ever iuycuied. Ii VIII nc
-hu,ed directly European power Tor whlcn IL
was buIt The owners decline 10 sat- which one Dut
say they orders for large number from the same
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July lO.-A special dispatch
from Farmer CITY, Illinois, says; bold attempt was
made last night to throw train from the track on the
Indianapolis bloomington and Western Railroad. The
track WAS torn up for considerable distance, but luck
iv the engineer stopped the train in time to prevent
disastrous results Telegraphc dispatches were sent 10
different places on the line road and to-day three,
OF the wreckers captured They confessed that
their OBJECT to wreck the train by throwing IL down
u ambaukment and ards rob the passengers.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
Guetial Notites.

I;arietts Lamps OIL Fixtures and on stoves
RehccOrs student Lamps &c Factory Depot 90 BwayNY.
Pateuts, Trademarks. &c..
secured IN the uiteI SLAVES ami foreign countries
ARTHUR v. BRIESEN'S PAIENI AGENCY,
Z0s Broad way, NeH-iOrE
Best references. send for boo. Of instruction
Post-0ce NouceI me ioreiyn mails FOR tho ending
SATURDAY. July Il. 1877, Will close this Onice
WEDNESDAY at 400 a ~. France direct steamship
Lament, VIA Hayre ad 40 Europe by steam.
ship Ably -slua Queenstown; rItl KSDAf al ll.J0
a FOR Europe by steamship POmmefania, Plymouth
CbeTbourg, Hamburg. sAIL kDAl al A. II. for
Europe, steamship Adr stc. Queenstown lcOrrcs-
FOR North Of ireland be- f0rw ariod
by this steamer must be specially addressed and Al 5
scotland North Of Ireland by steamship Ethiopia.
Neville ana glasgow. and a. l.3U IA. Tor Europe
bv steamship Main wa southampton aud Bremen. Ihe
steamships Ably and Adriatc DO Len
mars ~weGeu NORWAY. The mails for Nassau y. r.,
NeW-York July =. Tie mails for Australia etc,
VIII leave Francisco July j..
New. YORK. JuY ]. III. I. 1. JAMEs. Po.tnsstar.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
tie pupils parent.
wRErcHED END OF LIFE OF SHAME.

Lena Miller, who was arrested on Monday
evening in Captain FOeys descent upon the house OF H.
repute al No I23 Canast and taken 10 the Tenth
Precinct station-house found to be- suffering from
homorrhage OF lungs and from miscarriage induced
by excitement by her 5ne was removed TO
Chambers Street Hospital, where she afterward
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Julyl11-1 a. m-The upward ten
dncy OF the barometer continued throughout the day
Yesterday The thermometer stood at the same hight
as on Monday until about noon. when a slight fa took
place late in the afternoon there was rise or seYeIa
degrees The temperature for the day however
was only little more than degree and ahaf higher
than Monday The amount OF moisture III TIE a h'0
been diminished. =.
For tnis city clear partly cloudy weather may be
eEDected to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.
John Upham of No. 165 Bleecker-st., who
was accidentally shot in the forehead at Iona Island on
Iulv T. died 1T the New-YoTk Hospital Monday night
Coroner Flanagan attempted 10 Obtain his antenortem
deposiOn on different occasions but was unsuccessful
a. Upham was suffering from arrangement Of the or
opns NJ suppPl.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

THE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF BOSTON
BOsTON. July 10.-Judge Ames has author
lied the OF the Mechanics Savings Bank TO
nav 10 the dep0stors cash dividend OF 40 per cent on
their several deposits amounting to S17l 469 80. The
assets remaining IN the hands Of the sniff
cient 10 pay all the demands existing against the
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
BASE BALL.

At Hornellsville, y. Y, yesterday, the Phladel-
phia club defeated Hornelsve club by Of to p
The Stars of Syracuse defeated at Pittsburgh,
OF y tO2
In a game at Auburn, y. Y, yesterday between
Auburn clubs club the game
a % 4 10 3.