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New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
SEVEN MoaE RUfFlANS Is JAIL.

Citv rHaus. thieves and gamblers, who
ce..on ,iIy rt.r.d tuiu-, Wiih hi4h l4nl nh Rock
,y Bench ii. .umner thc ab-euoa o efficient police
-.e!lii.s ar- beginning ln fud this season that trans
crossing rs .ry likely 10 followed by 9roiEpi ard con
dign puu.-hmcn The police force on ,le Beach Is IN
clr. oi C,p. T. Norris GAlutr0f iicnuotrad. ANA the
,r mot suppression ~ uuuh. Of small disturbances
tat ,.c ircad tta 10 place, N.l as t- d.rust oi -
,- f tniry,- yi1ve- tuat hr understand, uis duties
ami 4, ready to- perform them. 4 parry oi williamsburg
sro,i,i. ..rci.-dfniztns Ell "Dntrut0wu visited the
Beach cu sundIy special Jtiu 90 cuars- of Conduc-
tor H.,zr Ioe tram vas virtually III tne,r P's5cssUn
Peacefully disposed passengers were frightened by ,n,r
vic c.uce and n,rr.nrd hy -hor blasphcmy Arrived a
Atlantic PARK. the irtlu was riu side track 90 await
t.~ time ior the ,ct,ri trip. Hctc. eucountouns lie
conductor ou the platform the' made an attack upon
him aud hc wis forced IT, ake refuge iu the hotel Capt
Gardner being speedily informed of the state Of ailH.
ooy succeeded in nr,sBg seyen of the most prominent
~ lie, crowd Uhea numbered nite'n twenty. Ihc-c
were tlsru ou board tho train ard lock uo IN tie bag
-.-eii frr safe keeping, aud whcu tnr triu returned
frry were brought o. Long Island CIV. II.r conn tu-
ION. threatened q r'3rl", and rchAytl generally ln an
Outrageous nauurt but dd uoi dare 20 un crlaLc 80
carry their thcAt iitO execution. Conductor Brtzc.
however was forced to IdU an the on Tie eng as
they threatened hi- hfe " b. owed h.tns ~ tie A..
capt Gariueg nad his pri "nrrs locked up 0r t hlyht
al long island civ aud Monday they returned
~ HorFar4v for ria hofotc Jur.tcc Matthew's iho
charge - being dunk mud disoTd'rly Upon orr is-
mru they pr c~-.i great p'uitcncc, ant ccrd ar 10
however DISCRIMINATION u nj oyeiy 10 rris-
on and they sent 'uCgh 10 The County j." IOf ie
following terms: Augustus S0leugrn 60 days; Funk
Brown, 80 daysi Frank ButmnsA0use 80 daysi NlcIo
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

John \. Wallace some time ago sued Samuel
T. Brg-nnd Charles \. bloody to- cAestins hlm at play
In he siiyit naiyely rad ths the deicudtnls rep
ie.uted tit a. tier .moliu--Eousc. No ll3& Broad
WAY, payers sometimes won TJ).0o0 az $4,000 iH a
uignt Ii wa. accustomed rttnor daring specali-
lions, ana needed few thousands 10 enable him % en-
gage IA scheue which held 0ut sOldou hopes. The tAlk
dwcltIn Ais mui. aud finally he went - thc gambling
house and .ost nearly ~ .OJ0 lie went again ani again
uut DE had lost several thousands OF dollars Then ho
chance. bat al which prepared cards and mrcha-
zeal driug hOIts made a Crrttu1 fui the defendants.
TIE defendants ware arrested. and appeared ~ \.
DAk.l Hail AM Charles \ spencer. motion Tor the
lra,o OF tho cndauJs mad to judge LArremore
ol their denial OF the facts Judge LarrcmO denied
thr motion 4 new motion - JUICE Van IlOrstn Ia
Common Pleas. sprrai Term, was denied Eostcrtiy on
the grounds. frs that wts made by either Of the
at.o.-y. ~ rcrorl. and second mat the motion had
been already decided by Judge iArremOro.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

The arrest OF James J.. birmingham, dlidS
Gallagher oa thc charge of conspiracy, inefrrn- ith
tle mails and robbu the mails lc Morris and E-scX
Railroad has failed Co create any special fccluS among
the railroad em iOyes The story or iAe prosecution j.
that july ~ rs the passenger tram reached was"
. -. .t.... t,. e.,,,o, ,rd eoriro.r sfrfo u,,i.r
agent III thaltc' tl' u'Vii"" ''"u '"~'..' 'i' 'N'
,b.n declared bis intention 10 run he lOcoint-
'"'" ""'-'''N nv
i've himself. bAih'lsl"in' Iie'e''"E P''"i "'
his head, threatened 20 blow out his btalus,
-, - -, .... r.,.,t .f,., .l,rt i,l.y tle train
aAu u" 'D'" "-' ", .
proceeded WIZ ISL HHi N"'' an" """'"'i I''H'" J"
charge OF tie engine. when Birmingham Nd' arre~I u
- e + . ,t.,,.,. , ,I,,,,l.I ro,.l,..r md.
"' ""S'i- -'"' ~ 90 ~ ,t ..
We're in cpner seemed To- rel'r 10 stopping work
,..l,,. ,-.-, found il, lns .u,....,iou
a IhlbI NJ I'Io'''I +''i" '''' '''-i''' az ' "
County Jan Yesterday. TA" prisoner engaged fIe ly in
WI" A. -. ... "a i,,,,,..., ,. .., Il,
frame bn m-Schlai iio l'.7 '"i'5 Ia" "" '"''"
Is not iupr s.igc in apQerIu e or unusually Intelligent
- - f.,.i IL, .,u,.r..i.u anu his -tafetoe1t. ,r.
A' j '"i"', ' ''"' 80. '' .
OiteH contradictory iie d''S iu chp"''V 'Viu' 'H'
>, t.oa q re,i,cr NJ fto beod of tic limited St,fc,
=, - 49,, ,......,,.l -, l,l,., amt fis nr.,,,. ar
d"ii As''' ""' ''''' ~ ~ '
that he atemued TO rob the mail He admits, however
,,,,, ,. ,v,s ortoed
Sc ~ :. ., Co.. ,.. ., ., .i4 t,;..,,.
PROM "'t"'s''N u'''i '''''''' "-7i''' SANE ''i'S
g., ,.,v,, .rtc, and II,loLon 1lie strike hrran
~ -, ,.-., . 49,, -. a .
on iueS'"' an" ''N' " ''i'' '''''' "'
Washington 20 20 q" WORK. al" ""s OH III way ~ 'o
Yards when was arrested. Was not Chairman OF any
80. ~. ,,.~...l lam, ,l-,.t tb 3 ,,... ...t H..
N"-4'''''-'
Scranton in Tie interest Of the strikers, ANA have Ho
douht tlat The Company thought / was on q commit
u'''' ,''' , :, N -.
zee Iho 9'il"o was P''''",' J" "a. '''4N0''
Ouy III, nIeuen s.IS . 10 on 4 tf if, , @ -i % - & ~ az
,rr ~ -.it. ,0ru A. dome 4.ui, ~ nom
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
nYING FRON \ rOLIcEMAN's sHOT.

Deputy Coroner Miller at the Ninety-ninth
Street Hospital yesterday morning. to0a te antemorea a
deposition of Patrick Bond oi No - Iorauo-sL. Who
wa shot early Monday nouins st Fort}cc ,ud-,t nnd
Ten-ayc by PatroInan Layoorn OF the Iw nty-'rcond
Precinct Police. The ball euter,i Boauis abdomen.
ANA tcre is sad 10 bc not ore chance in hundred % M
recovery Eoaud told Deputy Coroner Miller, thit be
couid not recodc ary ht or disturbance ~ amy ud
I... last thlg that hs dI remeuDer As tnat IA. anG
>-,cg.loi h.5 caup4uohs went luto ldupt at'lr ai
Tgr,,-Srcbri-.t. and Itutr-lVc. IAcfc fIDF tcD-
dr.ns together. The ucSt that Dee knew hc
lay m TIE Niuety-uiuth Stl,ct Hospital. rhot m
M. %. wells How tie shooting Tas brought about or
ANY te parficul trs details 3D. tie case a' uI not
i.l D putv Coroner Ntr sid tlat he beloved that
te . o. which i,J,ud iad Gcea dltuaug aud the shock
ot .u, ruuuI had been sufficient 10 opilirr.tt G.,rt'
IRON ms rtcl lection fhe whole ai.ir. ine c9sc l. r-
gred is 1uio one, ana the surgeons maze taken
o. ......t Inirr.a .at lu tIc pt'ltui. ~ .
Ol.r a., born describes hc case ne Il was published
nr lurIay morning Bal!ut iS much larger ani more
l.,Uc.i.u man tHau layborI. lie driver Oh the
t...ui and EOrty ty-rte1ua street Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

At the Tombs Police Cont yesterday before
Justice Oitcrbourl Samuel Hr.ch was broueht up a
charge o having d. fraudulent escntatou- obaa'd
two gold watches. valued 7JG 80, and check lor
500 40 oD Jlc Mcclalics' National Bank IN exchange
ior draft. purportng o. bee drawn by the EEca.g go
Bank savannah. Il. on the Merchant National Bank
OF Chicago log SljO from l. " Calm ~ ~. ID Maiden
lane. About a week aso the accused person c'l.ri q
tnr store tire cump2inaii rui chased -'it Nf '1
500. and paid form promptly. lls inuco' - it. a,
cd tJ Ghs hehei that hr WAS a.. agent iur Acn p nl5
house. Relying on tbc Suod uI r,-sl % i id, H. cone
c.Scd She ldc ot pcTFrfratnE an 1rtfU sNlnie, anl
called again Monday afternoon lc ..rrt,I tHn a. /
ytchc lrd gave tnr WORTHLESS oier referred 40 n pfr-
Inrul AiI. CABIN entertained SOME doubts .Fpit .ft
;cuuucs., but a, tie Gur for cloh- tc h y. POI De- iil
arrived. sayC cEg.h for $500 on tIt Merchant y
National Bans. lie tHrn lnmcdlJieN irr-itphfd 10
savannah, and asctriucd HAT t4e order Haa D iD-rtl
D-trptyr Ua-an ui tie Fgag Pfce.nct was directed 10
arrest Hii-ch ani vhen the istrr p.'-.li'd htl. Z
Yesterday FORENOON at tlc Mechanic National balA .'
was taken bI0 custniy. &c sud inat hr tale il
jewclry and lived IA last Fourtccntl-t Ihe ih. -I
watches trcoytrel. NirsCA was Held -yI ti4l Ia
default of - 900 bail.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

who struck this road at Elizabeth have applied Tor
their old positions at the Old rates. The Company lhu
far refuse employment TO strikers AT Elizabeth the coa
and freight trains fast as new brakeneh can
be hired TO take them and the passenger trains run g
lary. Tho militia at Elizabeth dismissed last night
The Lehigh Valley Railroad hands have been pah on
and trains Will be run tomorrow To-day coal ra from
PackerOn took coa 10 the furnaces at COpay ana East
Penn Junction.
The miners at and about Audcnried held general
meeting to-day. but the result IS not known.
The strike at Mauch Chunk is considered ended
Geo Williams. She rngleader OF the srkug hreinen or
Washington, PmNipsburg on Friday last was To-
day arrested by Special United states Marshal Sknhef
and taken TO Jersey City, ,
The situation at Wiikcsharre remains unchanged me
IeAigh Valley and lehgh and Su>quebanna roads nave
made no Efforts open the blockade. heavy mail was
brought to Wilkc sbaTTc wagon tonight from scrah-
ton. The miners al Naniicoke stopped The pumps 'hS
aflernnnn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

and Western Railroad who headed the gang OF strikers
who pulled the from an engine at the round house
Saturday, and who went to work on Monday, was ar
rested yesterday noon by Lieut.. Donovan and squad
of men from the LIST Regiment. He was sent 10 Jei-
sey City 10 appear before the United States Comms
soner there. Sixteen men Of the brigade were re
ported sick on Monday night, but all the othcr
are in "A healthy condition. Private Henry vans
paugh died in the hospital Monday afternoon lie
was member OF Company G, 4th Regiment SiS
strikers arrested Monday, and Others wl be ar
rested found The troops will remain III camp
until through travel is resumed. Some OF the coal ana
freight brakemen who struck the Central Railroad OF
NeW-Jerscy applied for their former POSITIONS ~
the old rates. The Company thus far refuses oup"y
mem; tO the strikers The coal and iIcEht tlais 'I'
run as as new brakemeu can be hlred 10 take 'Ae
The passenger trains are ran regularly =,
TIE military nc Elizabeth were dismissed on MohuaN
night An attempt made YESTERDAY mo lihS 10
throw train from the track between Elizabeth ana
ElZahefhpurt. John Shurtz the freight lI"lh nls-
hatcher OF the Central RairOad at Eilahcthpnlt, was
walking along the track port-aye. ~ H. M ycNtcr
day when he discovered mat number n Ties had hrol
placed across the rails such manner as 10 tLfo" any
Train OF fhc track At the moment freight tldn was
approaching eastward from Elizabeth. ana Wac III sehi
bui MI Shuriz seized lantern ana succeeded III sigma"
ns and stopping the tram, and the ohsiructons We're
removed. The perpetrators of the outrage aie nO'
kn0Wn
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
~ TElEGRArHIC CONs0LmATI0N.

Witain about a month the price % western
Uu.on Ic.a-.yI -t,cS haas advanced 'r'm ]f- '' T.
Reports ot q consolidation OF thc Atlantic anI ta'c, Il
Western Union CoApauc or an agreement - Ft,h 80
rates were 20 D. uslrcei up Dasi decided up'n ~
o TWO toalpauIcs have o.cn rcpcaied circulated "a
W,i-.t. Tu,-o reports removed ,..r iay. Inquiry
Al tn. office ~ botu Caupanc. ciei She statement iat
the Irp'ii- were it 70 "l0" tht 'i I''' t' ''' H '
iuUlalrs an tl. officer, "tl. uu. guam 20 "th
ut uu. -ib- m yriupi.t looking tD 4ut rc.IUuI =
lau between tur Com auin.. At fur ulc' uf tnr nr
rr Union Company. iu. Wee President. u.s. tt.eu id
ip ilod. O. fh, active puutor- 10 thr -fIrN Nrr'
mot trvu tD gct possession oi %, otherwise wHid DOT
nave lN aiced Bl $50 rtpl STRIDES, fr,uuru Do 5000 Is
Two or tuiec point, 20 $50 gle bound IL. tH.i.ff lit
were irving pu mp thc price, aud 30 tAe same tnc 10
Illt- Lll. Nook 4 ul.,I..n
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
HOW MR.. BURTS MEN HUGT THEMSELVES.

As one enters the large shoe mandatory OF
Edwin c. Burt 80. 100 Du1no-,t, and Is challenged oy
guard who asks il ne is of Crspn he in'rrs iAat
there has been trouble with worngmeu in the establish
mcut For fifteen or sixteen years about two hundod
men have oecn employed by Mr. Burt. They worked n
teams" of oght en each and the most ssiliu had 30
keep pace with tie least. Difficulty arose in oiuary
last when Nh Burt moved into hs present quarters JIG
put in steam power aud new machinery. lie wanted 10
establish new system. 10y which tAc rapid worAei5
could DO much possible ANA "e pad accordingly.
.ua not be held back by the less capable ones. IS
under the oil system. This was opposed nv the
,yo.kmcn, bat the new system went INTO cntct
A:t-r time the "iasters" wanted an advance, wIich
was conceded, and an advance was given TO all me
men 90 the establishment \ new division OF labor
was tried. but the opposition was 80 violent tiat Mr.
Burt lot the matter drop. Last june machine for
finishing work was Introduced, aud two men and tw'
boys were employed to H. Tins was objected 10
by the wolkmen, ana "a number OF th'm went out III
body. They demanded that the rest should stop work
and not employed there again. This led Nh Burt
10 discharge Ills whole force JAY l. Al present TO
work is beng done aj his establishment, hut ne viii
soon organize company, and may take back some Of
TIE VINO good workers and Wiling 10 accede 10
his terms, instead OF pIsy,ul the part Of dictator.
Nj. BuIt said, ycserdat, 90 TRIBUNE reporter, tHat
ne bad always tired g. lve rs fair wages ior their
labor The rev systom OF putting premium "n skiI
was The best .or them. Men should not complain saIi
he, when duing the month Of April the average was
~1s % week. per man. notwithstanding hc nuilper "i
Lbs. .r. u ue or pleasure iiip> EVc ease. "ucie
mcu s, bed two thr'c ja! week. and were idv .ur
remainder were couatci III uiiS estimate" OF co.Tse
r,-.l3o, ina, a number of iueu earned 52G 7-~
week cacE. There was, In fact, riu- III n' c.n-
don't believe Il manly Trades Union member would
cfuld u2ur. this stag" u abaS although my mon aie
probably Influenced hy Trades Unions. want Simply 10
la ii,ate vorA and hl metA"" is Oh "cN'".-t 'o az.
cAerPi ihe uL- IN i'., 49, n I'll ,-, ,' - .. ii
grafton %. sroc Aanul&,i in.ef o" Nt"-1 "'h o'"- r
lass five years. ihc' nave gone, ln hi~-iSt
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

=
Who Is thls astonishing Mayor OF Toledo T!
II the telegraph has noi Greatly belrd MIN, ne has bh
making use Oi his office encourage violations ~ he
pubhc peace. lie assured mecIuE 81 RAILWAY bands
and sympathIZer." that every mau was entitled 10
ofrplOflnet and fair and although hc 'htlJlN
Thought plan - compel tlnsc VINO "eie
euyning vases 30 quit work. yet he could assn
hrs friends, the FOiclS, mat WhattNtF wis
done. nobody shoud go hungry while uc remained Mayor
ucrcdpon tine mon proceeded % close a thr factories IN
the ery and put stop al industrial pGrsu9-un me
principle suppose, That every man p" chIed 20 en-
mai a na ri.ht 20 wages tucy prohibited Nh. DONG
% any work This arc0mI ISu.d, tn" raNalh stopped
and e supphrs of TODD cat oil, tc Mayor as iHehus
are now waiting tu zee 81 auS body gets hungry
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

The Pennsylvania Eaihoal Company is en-
s.eei in mA-ius % 4,y crt tl4oHs. th Bffg~n iiu
t.roags Ach 10. present ilc railo4d passes. Only b.
inart several cur,-.. fla, s.urrli Impression h., been
that the Now eui being msds Tor th" Isirpos' 81
Shortening TIE .tlro3 AS vel ~ Dfss0dus tlc
This ilirr-s-iou. LIartcl, not cortrrt. Supcr,u-
i.l.nt S.t xri tod q IhIHUSE r~pOl.cr yesterday, that
Irc eu Wa- u,iu4 .adr simply iu u3cr n uHosn slour
ro boz. s.,. IN htia -in- tne u1r hryuuH Newark. The
question NJ shot,uis- t.c ROAD b. wholly - secondary
ou, and tine Mas uo. b.. completed in % .fnS lime.
A;rf srvrral thousand yIds OF rucA hity, hcc
,lr so!k ny be uba1doied 40 present tbr Prunsi T.
,an4 Eai.ld is b.la..su ait. st0uc ia. Nc~ulk.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
MAYOR JoNEss ADDRESS TO RIOTERS.



To the Edftor or Ihe IrtbHHc.
SIR: notice editorial article ia your paper of
yesterday strongly rejecting upon the Mayor OF tlns
city for his remarks before crowd OF persons,
small portion Of whom afterwards formed q process.
SION and proceeded 20 OF thc manufactures and
ordered th enen engaged in them 10 qlit work. I'm
fortunately these remarks were m-reprc,entei. and
most atrociously perverted by the reporter oi The
DaiIy BLADE and his report sent broadcast over the
country through the agent of the Associated Press
In order that you may have just basis for crit-
cism / send you enclosed report Of the speech
made by me to the so-cailcd "mob' which vas
taken by g. 5. Garfield, Photographic reporter and
editor Of The Sunday Jog'nai Of this city, from
which it IS cut and also my proclamation, issued as
soon ~ the situation became alarming, and which
you have no doubt already published. would not
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
THE wAsnIyGToN scHUErZENFHsr

WAsnNGroN, j. G., July 31.-pre.ident
IL ayes, Secretary -cluz and fo-tmast,r-Gcnemi heJ
attended tlc schue.zeate-f This evening.
Al tne banquet President replied briefly 10 the toast
IN hs honor returning bi. hearty thanks FOR tie friendly
greeting es-rs scbuezand Ne also made short speeches
IA r,.neo-o 10 The toast-" Tho United states Of Amer
lca" .ud Oar invited guesis' Tie remarks OF eacl
we're enthuaasicaIiy pplaudcd were those 81 ths
President. simon OIL Tie president of The SchuoIz
Xorein conducted hc ccreuVnlcs, when included thI
aa-d medals for The best shooting and the cfOyn!ne
OF sac new Seduction kiug.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
THREE WOMEN INPATIENT FOR DEATH.

one woman killed herself, ald two Others at-
tempted suic.ir. m Brooklyn, Yesterday w. Charles
Blscm.r of No G78 icksst, went Yesterday morns 10
th, room OF her servant gr, Amelia hrp,., lni found
that had nung herself With ciotacs line from nook
n Cine closet of her be.-t0om The deceased woman "As
German. about thirty yctrs OF who wHs recently
Tilted hy young A'In Who Nt- rh 'u-'i iu 'r .'F
,lifcr. This is taoaSht to have caused insanity
Mrs. Clara JculDsen of ". 9~ Inou-,i, on account
OF igci urut qu4rTcls WITH ltr ot ait-, tei 90 H'
large dose uf culnrp1r5i. ~tt Ws ti.' u 70 ii N"
Peters Hospital lh,re s p0,si5iJ tha' She mag ie
cover.
Hr, Emma Juis,u Of No. 3lG Qulcy--t, while tcm-
po.rily uIsaue yc-t riaY. c1t u nHr tii IuA
lie ulH IT Olo0d snecata. iuu tN. i -tiA.r - I'd
City Hospital where she now ,s pronounce hci "u u
danger
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

THE STEIkE ~ NEN-JERSEl ENDED.
Trains were running rs usual yesterday On
all the railroads lealu- from Ncv-AorA and p1ssin1
through y .v Jersey. Thc NcvJ erscy Central Us 0pcu 90
Easton. aud the Delaware. la, Elwa'mt and western
Throughout its entire length. TITO Erie and Peuns5 ya-
Ma Road are q. SO running throughout.
Cos, Bcir. Who sill, has his Ac tl llarters at IT,! loFs
Hotel iu Jersey City said ye-jerday mat The conu
of things Was u.cl a -ed IL, st4.sr, hAd g resumed
work blt whether tlct had done so in good l 20
IL would faFe several days 20 determine, On roniFny
al Trenton and two at Eztnrtt were dismissed vest r-
dav. The trooi> - phi >ptug st.il ram. ANA iir
Governor has yet docidcd when they Viii DE With
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
POLICE TRANsFERs.

At the regular meeting of the Board of
Police yesterday afternoon. the following transfers
ordered
Rlunl4man John Mcdowell, Precinct II To Is Patrol
mon john McDermot. 10 10 ~; Thomas Qugley, IL To
L Emanuel Meisbutgor, p tn Western rtramhoat
squad Oliver stewart Il TO II John irving. % East
ern steamboat Squad Bar hole emrw Iorgau II 10 ID
ans detailed 10 ro Board o Excise; George Grassek
To 10, aud detailed " the Board OF Excise; William
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

% fhf E0Ii0r OT I'M ITIVNHc.
SIR: Mayor Jones Of Toledo was elected on
te vial question whether cows and hogs should be
allowed 10 run n tie streets OF that city The tickets
rcst Tor ino c! torctutnt tine cow ordinance, M
D." ztiust the enforcement ~ the Cow ORDINANCE.
Homes sent Ls friends around to tell tho d izcns OF thc
lower wards thd. Lee elected Mayor 'hc Uri'h'it =
should lot be enforced n. elected ana COWS ana
no.. can pasture. on -umuii-.t and around tIr Boody
House whou. nolesaon lrpu Mag Jones, " o seems
opposed letting hos or rioters 20 hungry "hHe r is
Mayor" d.
Ryc, " l., july 50, 1S77.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
TII2 SPEECH.


have been requested 20 make some remarks
to this ..ssenLlayc bcIn To- ascertain " iat taN
going To- 10 M he present .itiHph of thing" FOR
you march around AMI as that v.Sts De Ib'ite %
Il falr living price IS al Sety proper. am mere as W.
representative OF all classes. ! elected Mayor OF
your city hy all classes. As suc an ohcef u - M %
II the rights o both aud ail ella, nrr Tcs
and 70 il tho duiy "a All 10 preserve tbff own e'l
sIcct The troubles WIcA are uln E are pba~' ol uic
great labor cue, ton WLich always Troubled ana away
wall Dee "a pu1lr tu ho brst Of us. A. to the cltle 'c
trouble is lat there too many h1Orrr' mere. 49,
slyc couu-ttiou I'm lahur has forced u" price do"n
low the living standard Iiut the poor man cannot ~
drvefto the country, fOr he has 10 farm, anu Ih
condition OF things that the railroads have taken ad'h
agc OF 10 put down the ~ Or'r (crcs o my nav i m
him down " until Won nave taken We lil'cl ~ ~,
Cree INTO vOrr own No doubt tnat tue Iaif"NS
VIII bav- 10 Weld TO your They VIII lave 10 conc
..ygu fCNrrr-) IL shpui hc borne III nilnd t"i IN u
Welding posstcu part such rs Is rtp"!iel Oh
raroaI pr sfdcnt OR. NanderbiiO wouid result IN u
afini an deisauGs incrrafo ol "attN' anu 70"
might as well GO about other business ~ once 40"
tin oppo,,d ;o ypir going about In body to-'ay Ia
maze men uut work. (trlrs we've GOT I" nave
biead'D Say you that nobody Is going 20 saiFo so
long as am MAYOR of th- city. There Is NO c"hlct e
tween Labor and capital aHd there j. "idc a5Apathy
vith the sliikcrs and labor inadcqulicy pad IL -
(nl-y- right to -vcTy man 10 nave cup0f Inent thal
he may have food for Bis vile aId children. Bui a
classes have ricls in the same community 10 DE It.
sptctcd; and there j. q iabiluy N excitement to CON
mt acts which you world al De sorry for As the 'ht
llviic,Ic,- (Cu -. "fhrr. WON'T De any.l thcce-
fore hope that what demonstrations JOh may hi"c
there VIII be rNces-es, and Thai you VIII 30 6ehu!
,bg IN.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

Coroner Ellingrr continued the iuqu,s. ii 'he
cas uf ncors shire, ot 40. 3- Nr,e iniil -A-'-
al tlo Statou-loJsc .u West ilirD '''' ''''.
day afternoon No further evidence was hoard iaA ''
given m estcrday's TRIBUNE IN, point taken oy no
defence was thar tho statement ~ thc yoAng "'"i''
VINO did lot know thar sue wa. at tho point 81 df'
could uot be- admitted evidence or Submitted oven ~
toe Coroner JaIy. SA' stated tGat tnt operate"
been performed hy Dr Emery. 'urvn. i 'i-.. Il,
tn!t al SUSPICIOUS circuus ,Incco should De .un
I'm, jury returned ih, y,rtt tAlt .he ducetsrd A ..
90 her death from tuc circts ul allurlcitne, hhi Ht
ey .ence did noi show who the guilty person W.s h'.
lmci or Bradford. a. insisted upon bclnS called Ae'
iII.l lIlIL--ll l.LNIllA.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
SAILING FOR EUROPE.

The steamship France, of the Transatlantic
Line. which SAL. to-day for Have, has taken ont mo
following cabin passengers;
A. L. Dodin. 4. sander. W n. L.rkyn. A. O. lhlri, \
Eorgas H. Rores A j. l. vlleda, l. Alhcri! lSsa,oh
sela. Mr. {. H. 4. bartlett, Mr.. ". 4 Whit" l. ~l.rt
and wife Mr. de C'tdlnas Mrs. PIEDMONT" ~"
children Mia Rhssoll. A. Laurent Dr. A. \. Otn0lb:
A GamDoa \. Rucda Mrs, Y, Alss II. ;, brro'o.1 Nit
Benysnk, \. Rouscau.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
PRECAUTIONS STILL NECESSARY.

The military authorities at Philiipsburg, ~
7 are in q Quandary. Perfect quiet prevails Dut lhe
strikers make threats OF what they WIN 10 "noh % o
- ,,,art The soldiers now have nothing TO do but
~ strikers assert that AS the soldiers 90 away
,hsv will renew the strike and starye before giving H.
80. ,v;niams fireman On the Delaware, Lackawanna