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SYMPATHY

WAsHISGToN, July u. The Columbia
Typogra phlcal L MON No. lOl, tonight
passed resolutions c1ndemning the action
of the Baltimore and ONO Railroad Com.
pany, denouncing the action OF the labor
league condemnatory OF the strikers, ey-
tending sympathy 70 the strikers, and
declaring that they will sustain them by
all legitimate means They s.so adopt
u resolution sympsthIZlng with the work
ingmen og navy yards, who had been 40
tilted that their present rsle d. pay
would De reduced.
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ELENnNG ~. PtsbarrA ?.

DISTRICT COURT " THE UNITED
states for the District Of West E!rgi uia,
IN bankruptcy, tn the matter Of Jane l..
Freeman. bankrupt, District Of "es' VIZ
GINA, IS:
4 warrant .G bankruptcy hes ben
Issued by said Court against the estate y!
Jane l. Freeman, 81 the county Of
Hancock and state Of West Virginia, in
said di,tri {. whO mas been duly ali judged
4 bankrupt upon petition Of hi- cred tor
and the payment OF any debts, and the
delivery Of any property belonging 70 said
bankrupt, 10 hin, Or 10 hls U.s., and The
transfer Of any property by him, AZ" for
hidden by law.
\ meeting o. the creditors Of said. bank.
rupt, 70 prove their debts and choose one
or more AssigueeS Of ms estate, Will be
held a q Court % Bankruptcy - BE- holden
az Wheeling, IN said district, on the #
day o. August, 80, a. ~ O'Clock \. ~, Al
t.. Office OF T. J. HuZus, No. Il Twelfth
street. In the city OF Wheeling, ia the
state Of West ViTgl MA, one oftne Register.
in bankruptcy In said district.
GEO. W. PATTON,
u. :. Msrsha. for said District By r. J
Campbell, Deputy. Jyu-N
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nA1LY REGISTER.
IS o. Three montns"sI W
Ope year ','.' ~ One month. 20
SIX m%2SSIIHuWT,iEEKLI REGISTER.
To- syery Tuesday, Thursday and
PuOlls"' saturday.
IVY 81 yl on Copy.6 moS.S2 10
Uue cOp$rEEKLY REGISTER.
yrSi 81 SIX copies, yrs %
one copy II,ns l on Ten cOpieS,l VI. lS 10
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NJ. GrOssman Watches

These dne time-keepeTs are manui1c-
tuTtd BY MOrritE GroSSmAn, OF nOrOlOSI-
cal fame, al Dresden, SaNony, IN Ladies
and lrnIsI lies Doth
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PEN NSlLEANIA.
ArriYnI of Ernnns.

PHILADELPuIA, July u. - Several
companies OF militia have arrived at the
West Philadelphia depot, where General
Brinton has ms Headquarters.
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TRAINS ORDERED PROHIBITED.

HARRIS BURG, July Il - NO'tii'''
Hsrtranft telcgraphed to Gen. Latts
from Chevenne: Order promptly all
troops necessary to support the Sheritfs
in protecting the moving trains on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and to 90
to Pitts burgh, and TO keep the super
vision of all troops ordered out.
RAILROADS BLoCKADEp WITH STRIKERS
PITTSBURGH, July 2l.--At twenty
minutes 10 tour o'clock the Philadelphia
troops left the Union depo: for the scene
of disturbance at tue Twenty-eighth
street crossing, marching cut along the
track, preceded by the Sheriff and his
posse. Expecting to fail in an effort to
dispense the strikers, the Sheriff would
endeavor 10 make arrests, snd call on
the military for the required assistance.
This was understood to be the plan OF &C
ton determined on, and conflict was
expected. They arrived n Twenty
eighth street shortly before five o'clock.
The railroad tracks at that point were
completely blocked with strikers. The
Black Huzzars, of Philadelphia, were
ordered TO clesr the railroad crossing,
but rot being able to do so another
company WAS ordered to their assistance.
The military advanced with fixed bsyo-
nets. but were met with shower OF
stones and missiles from the crowd. They
opened fire on the crowd lndiscrimlnats-
". and in rapid succession, the crowd re-
treating towards East Liberty. The ioi-
lowing ia the list of casualties so lar aS
can be aSCertained.
Kiled-Henry Fisher, plumber; Jacob
Newmaster, member OF Company FL
Captain Kell, member OF the Nine
tenth regiment, instantly killed, being
shot throug Oh the head while standing on
the hillside; John Macarthur, Chainey,
conductor of freight; VIM. Ray, j. Dear
mer, John Rome.
Wounded Charles " bite, y boy re-
siding on Spring alley, was shot in the
leg: boy named Buchanan Was shot IN
the lett lung; Mrs. f. Keener shot
through the arm while standing in bel
doorway;a little girl was shot IN the leg
Daniel Williams, freight conductor, OF
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FAKMEK>N DKoV ERN RANk, Louisville,
ny, lrca~uIar~.

FAKMEk> 4 DkON EKN hANk, Louisville,
ny, lTca~uI.r>.
The public is respectfully NOT deed 'u4.
IN ConseQU pl IN, precedent r>,api.,H.
eel by the former company. and NOT "a .r..
my 10 max, 4 scaled ur Ut,tluuU Draw
mg, the management have made 20 .H,f.
po>tpoutmrui uI >INly uu,N. ul.r To-
.IrttIug ,u ash the .udnlg,u,. coz ,u.H
patrons rNuu iuI tins short period. .. ,- CO..
their account ina, this Tu~J.uu mrUl ~.
made, ~ many HAY oppressed .E
WISHES that this Drawing should bee t .u. 4
one.
Iue Company ., pleased ,o yuuvUngn
that the Courts of he. lucky uHN,u, .d,u
INA the charter under which then tIrlf.-
buttons take place Is
LEGAL BLlONU QlI>IIDN. III
Hence, sustained Toy law and Jh. receipt.
being mot encouraging. the u.uIuE Do.
mrut ,mphaUcHlA state 'hu 'nIr draw
lug Will positively tax, rl.t.. uu hugur.
Sth, OF muu,y Will B, refunded .H ,Gll.
List OF lElLI~.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Driven from the rain by Striker,

MARrIN>BU &c, july ZL-A bout ~
men who went vest On the rain return
ed on the CInc.nnstI express carly this
morning from Cumberland. where they
were compelled - .eave their duties.
The express from tie west was more
than two hour: behind time /! appears
useless to star. any more freight Trains
west until sufficient force is collected 3.
Cum Oerlsnd to assure their passage De
yond that point A! the other points
where distractions are likely TO occur are
sufficiently guarded.
WIPES AND DAUGHTERS ASSISTING THE
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

Two BRAN NEW BRICK HOUSES ~
L on York aud Virgins SLs., Island
They are IN "A very desirable location.
Have al modern improvements, inviud-
ing AS, bath room, &c. Terms moderate.
Further Information can be had at the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS,
les 1855 Market trert
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the seal Of the United States to be aft,

the seal Of the United State. to be aft, ,
ed.
Done at the city OF Washington this
2lst day OF July, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-seven, sud oi The independence OF the
United States OF America, the one hun
bred and second.
fSlgned r. B. HAYES,
President
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-4E REGISTER COMPANY

symptoms OF 4 Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
/. edge OF the RIBS, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pam Is IN the lcit
side; the patient IS rarely able to lie
on the lett SIDE; sometime, the pam
Is felt under the ShouIder-DIade' ana
1t frequently extends to the top OF
the shoulder, and IS sometimes ms
taken for rheumatism III the arm:
The stomach IS affected with loss OF
appetite and sickness; the Doves III
general are coStlve' sometime alter /,
native with lax; tie hcld IS troHDIr%
with pain, accompanied with a duII,
heaVy sensation III inc PACK par.
Ihcre lSgehera'ly aCohSl"ciaO'e' oSS
otmemory,accompaIIcu"i 'i" am
tul sensation OF having ici' uhIohe
something WhiCh 9ugnt 10 nave oce.'
done II NJ dry cough Is some,
times an atteIua'''' nc Pe .,..
complains OF WEAKNESS aI." ueO''''{ I,
ne IS easily SlafIIcp' us ieTl "I' CG 80 =
" Dut"li6' anu ~ ~ 80 ,. :;
prickIy sensation OF inc SKIN ~; -
SpIiles are ~" ~.'u "',I IS h W. :.
satlSieu INA. e".,S 80 w "o',' W 1917 U
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W NJ. NJ. EFAkTS,
.Secrstary Of Sta'>.
ORDERED To ASSUME coMMASD.

ORDERED To ASSUME COMNIASL.
WAsHINGroS, July 2I.-The Seer.
tsry o. War has ordered Gen. Wlnaeld.
). Hancock, o! the CON mandIng depart
ment Of the Atlantic headquarters a.
New YORK, to proceed =, once 70 Balti-
more and assume persona! oOmmard Of
all troops 81 that point.
ADDITIONAL TROOPS FOR MARYLAND.
WAsHISGToE, July 2I.-TAe follow
ing was received tonight:
MARTISsBURG, July u, 1877.
Gen. Vincent, 4. 4. H., Washington:
The troops srrived almost simultsl-
eously st Cumberland. Ny instructions
have been carried out and the railroad
officials feel relieved aud nope 20, start
the trains tomorrow FRENCH.
Commanding.
One hundred marines lett tonight for
Baltimore and the troops At Fort Column
bus, New York, have been ordered there
a. the request of Gov. Carroll.
INUNDATED.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The cattle
train arrived this morning from Barnes.
vile tor Baltimore. The iremen are
afraid to 90 with it to Baltimore. Pas
sengers arriving by the Baltimore and
Ohio road from the west left for north.
ern cities over the Baltimore and Ohio
rood
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PASSENGER AND MAIL TRAINS NOT TO BE
INTERPRETED WITH.

A meeting Of the Fort Wayne striker:
was held q. The round house this morning
when the following resolutions were
adopted:
ResoIysd, by the train men and EN-
ployes of the Pennsylvania Company
and leased lines, in convention assem-
bled, That we will in nc wise interfere
with the passenger trains or with the
United States mail trains.
ResOLred, That we agree to furnish Il
full crew of men free of charge to the
railway company to promptly move &c
the city Nil freight now in the yard H.
tended for Pittsburgh firms to the Du
quesne depot.
Resoloed, That under no circumstance:
will we move through freight until We
are allowed sufficient wages for our labor
to keep our families from actual want.
ResOired, That we appreciate the sym
patty so fully rendered US by the public
Ut large.
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CAsU ALTIEs.

The result Of the firing last night Is,
nine persons dead. Several will pr oDa'
bIe die. and rs far n ascertsined ABOUT
,weuLy wounded
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TIL r MOB FIRED On.

PlTTsRURGH, July 2l.-A dreadful
riot occurred at the outer depot Of the
PennsylvsnIs railroad about All hour
ago A number Of men and several
women and children were killed and
wounded Seven dead have been taken
fr I'm the scene and 1t is not known how
many is yet to be gathered up. The
firing was done by the Philadelphia
militia and one of their own men and
eof the Pittsburgh soldiers were killed.
Toe bystsnders say that the firing was
unprovoked. The excitement Is tlemen-
dous. A large body of men left for the
Allegheny arsenal few moments ago
with the avowed purpose of selzlng the
arms stored there, to be used in repelling
the militia
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CORONER > U X

TIE corouers inquest in the case Of the
persona shot last night adloured I'LL Mon
day.
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at'hcelina &ealstsr.
pAILY REGISTER.

rorms, by Mail, in Advance
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CUMBERLAND, July 2l.-The freight
car. At this place we're broken open this
morning by mot and large quantity OF
prpvIsious aud other things carried away.
Women and children with bags ana
baskets assisted in tue depreciation. The
authorities are unable to guard the
property
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BALTIMORE, July 2l-The Governor
and police authorities unite in II procla-
nation calling on the people to abstain
;rcm gathering in crowds. General
French has sent portion Of the force At
Martlnsburg to Cumberland TO break
the blockade
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-20

sparkle and fam, tempting enough to anyone How it must have looked to him ! ''You had better try glass; it can't hurt you. The mustard on his sand wich had inaamed his appetite; his throat was parched; hls brain was heated; every desife within him was awakened. With
 "Wqitar, being me a glass; he yielded. After couple more we lefEi the saloon. The morning of the third daY was appoint ed for the signing of the papers. I went to his office, but he had not arrived, and hisipartner then informed me what I had done. He was arefermed man; had not drank ih over two years I did not then realize as should now what an awful err or had made. But I was shocked. 1t was too late them that one glass had started him. It was built over year after that his partner sent messenger to have me go down to the island with him and see poor 'sB. !" When we reached his room. the doctor had just informed him that he oanlda not live another day. Ii And this was V hat I had unWittingly ac- scomplished by urging that glass of beer upon him. Hdrtf0rd TSnaeB.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-20

p One thing is now thoroughly established. Never since man suffered and human agencies alleviated pain, has there been any thing which went far pain annlhilator and curative agent tho Centsur Liniments. These Liniments have within the past year cured more cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sti6- -jomts, Caked Breasts, Swellings, Poisonous Btes Burns, Lame Animals. etc., etc., than all other remedies combined. Az the name of Centaur implies half horse half man, the Centaur Lniments ere for man and beast. But not the same Liniment. The White Lnment is for man and the Yellow for horses and animals. Herein this Linin.ent differs from all other remedies, although Of the ingredients arc alike in each. They contain the wellknow Witch Hs zsl, lArnica, Carbolic, Rock Oil, Mentha and other powerful ingredients. E
 wm. H. Hckox, Rector of St. John'sy E. Church, have been suffering from Weak Back, caused from spr ain more than 40 years ago. have not found any thing to relieve me until commenced the use of form you that by its wonderful effects entirely relieved of pain January 22d, l876." fah.rral
 Messrs. J. Mccure O.. Druggists, Cincinnati, O.. say:s -lG4 JeGA -9 s'lt1 '9l p~3@sry ?
 .sTeamsters pronounce ths Yellow Centaur Lininast superio to any thing they haze ever used. We fssn several dozen bottles per month and the sale Is stea- fly incteasing, '' ~E .'' A. "
 These are only samples of thousands upon thous- ands of similar testimonials reaching us every month. All the Extracts Embrocatons, Salves and Ointments
 in existence not doing one-tenth the geod which is donS by these admirable Centaur Liniments. For Frost bites, stings Cuts, Itch Salt Rheun etc., there is nothing like the Centaur Lnment White Wrapper. For sIavin, Ring bone. Sweeney, Wind Calls, loli. evil, Scratches, etc., horses, the Yellow Centaur Liniment is equally as good. They are certain in their effects they pleasant .o use, they handy and they are cheap. No family should be without Gem tanr Liniments. They are worth one hundred times their cost. % 'n' ''
 M J. B. ROSE O., 46 DEY ST. NEw YORK.
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l 4s kevsfs Frg
 - Co. c, Fred Barber, E. M. Balcom, J. Ms Benton, Geo. D. Bentley, Zophar Beach, O. E. Cook. E. O.. HiIis, M. l.. Judd, E. E. Morse. Fl. W. Ostrum, Alon. z1Smlth. A. Workman. Albert Cleveland, sFhilo Cleveland, E. M. Dunbar, s. T. John son. H. F. Miner. Joseph Reed, Geo.
 Thompson, IA. E. Williafns.IiS. H. Eld- ridge. ". ". Hyde. Jas: Lynn, Jas. Mo ran. HaWley Reed, w. Wood, Chas. e.
 Wheeler, Fl. Whitney. a4s ''sE.tte Y i.i' az CO.D, A. F. Alfred. Geo. Bates. N. ". Barnes, F. D. Bfadstreet, Tom Bul- lis, John Chase, z. Grannlss, E. I. HOugh. A. J. Hotchkiss, Fred Keith, H. Munger, Henry Pond, J. I. StouQhton,
 Walter Stone, Ohas. Talcott, Sam Tyrell, Emory Taylor, w. B. Whitela0, Seelye
 Morse. .rr rYtr s..as.....>.e5 ,s...
 Go. E. A., M. Adkins, S. Fl. Cowles. I. N. Didey. B. P. Moore, Henry Overton, Fl. ]. Reynolds, Wm. H. Seymour, Hur- bert Warner, w. W.axWoodruff. John Christina. G. N. Gibbs, Chas. Mason, A Hain. Theron Robbins, s. ". Sage, w. H. Turner, ". B. White. E sa zl.ss Go. K A1-R est Tvl1n. Q. Az Baker, O. Bnrr, n. c. Burton, H. Benham, E. Ban croft, A. E. Bradley, w. B. Castle, Dwight Case. John Cruces, T. B. Cannon, E. E. Day ton. W. W. Deming, Chas. Deane. A. G. Hubbard, Bonnet Hines, John Kel- ly..J. Ksith, O. M. Mitchell, E. R. Mitch ell. O. R. Mitchell, H. O. Merrill. 8. s Messenger. Michael McMahon, Ed. McGraw. R. H. Rust. Dan Ryan. E. S. Roberts. Carlton Seymour, E.. P. Smith, Wm. Scoville. T. B, Spencer. Jesse Fur neF, ". B. Tiffany, Harvey Tucker, G. w. Warren. Martin Wilcox.
 Col Fl. P. Milford. H. Baker, John Burns, G. B. Capron. Rufus Frink, F. J. Pierce. Geo. D. Palmer. L.. R. Swift. k Co H. Nj. A. Strong, s. J. Fox, Rob- ert Erwin. Henry Fry. D. E. Marshall, A. B. Nichols, Horace. Sanford, Burr Williams, Lewis Young .+.~ Co. T Daniel Galpin, T. F. Hart. F. NJ. Miner. c. s. Meeker, H. B. Northrop. '. J. Rogers. Channcey Seelys ..~+ d1 Go. K. Chas. 4. Bristol, John H. Coop. er, Geo: R. Colby. Daniel Connolly, Jas. Martin, A. A. Negns, Asa Pettls, F. O.. Sanford, Oliver Futile
 IS Oo. l.. Sergt Chas. I. Babcock.
 P Co. M, Emory Barber. AT- -..-.. ; There was 54 of other Regiments pres- ent registered And quite a number of those whose military standing cannot be vouchad for. '"&'A '-'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-20

ao1 prudent man is like pin. His head ,.l
 prevents him from going too far. " p''.''' Axaa .V4844e14 asAEs 2alYa
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-20

E9I3A 7FI2# 3t3 A877x HE .ng ssll .s ns sssas as. 5a fzsl43 s8 sse9s4aa8
 s1na9 aotaaaI
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-20

0s ~AAAAOOO&4&e 1*>SE$b&EYs
 The following hs',gig are are the naness as ssglsr tered by the lSeeretary, ,isshOsing olG5s siof our orn Regiment present. adfsad ia 2 iss
 OryIoERsL ' Lieut. -Cois 4. 'H. Fem. Ma. ior W. B. Els, Chaplain Winthrop Phelps Captains Bissall. Peck, Shumz ,yay, Kelly, Potter, aLieutenants Ohapiny Afford Batfs. Kilbeurn, Kirkham, Birgs. Hyde Rynodds. IraEers. Munger, Cook. Glark and aSn0Hden.ss Hospital Stewart Jas J. Averill. Sergt. MaioraaJoim eSs Parmalee .~s . EsIIsrED MES- Chas. Hlnsdale, Nelson Barker. Howard Baldwin, l., Bradley, H. T. Cables. sH Fl. iCatiiu, Ghaa. Carter, Rnssel Ourtiss, John Fleazar, Beebe s, Hall A. w. Healey, Wm Johnson. N- B. Psrkins. L.a Pratt, G. T. Sanfords A. K lNsttleton. As8 ,aaHtAN eaaann Co. lBs Chas. Ball O. la Starry. Wm. {
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CaStOria., {

Mothers may have rest and their babies may have health, if they will use Dr. PitcheFss Castoria for Wind Colic. Worms. Fevefishnsss, Sour Mouth, Group, or Stomach Complaints. It is entirely vege- table preparatoE and contains neither mineral nor phene, nor alcohol II is pleasant to take honsy neither gags ipes, and is superior to any reme- dy in exisseuoe. , gifs 8sii asoTa5 uas ,3gst
 Dr. x. Dimoch, of Dupont, Ohio, says:
 .I am using CAsToRIA in my practice with the most signal benaits Hnd happy results, and find tt per. feet substitute fer Castor Oil" .rE. 4s7 e- a4
 This iswhateyery one says. Many nurses in New York use the cAsToaIA. It is prepared by Msssrs. T. B. Rost O.. successors to Samuel Pitcher. N. D. 17.3m
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
THE GREAT BRIDGE.

The laying OF The fourth pair or down stream strands
still continues and they will be finished shortly Tho
running OF the carrier wheels laying their skcins OF
wre usually begins at six O'Clock. Shortly after run
ming was begun yesterday morning Tho river fog
around tho towers became that the laying OF
the wires had TO be stopped on and on Tor some two
hours, as the nlgs on the towers could NOT be seen
through the log However, shortly alter eight o'clock
regular running was resumed as the fog gradually
cleared away The fog MAS much denser at the height
OF tho tops of the great towers than the line
OF the anchorage pors below. This was evidenced by
the TACT that as the Jog from time time became less
dense the nagmen at tho anchorages caught sight
through the srchways OF tho towers on their
own side OF the river Of The asg on top OF
the tower on the opposite side OF the river q lew
minutes before the fisgman the tower above them
had perceived IT. Colonel Pane went early yes
terday morning in the regulating cradles tho New
YORK land span OF the north cables take the final
observations on tho third pair OF north stranas
These were lualy regulated yesterday fernoon the
last work being tho regulation on tho New York land
span. The northernmost OF tho strands taken up
nvceighths oil an incn on tho New YORK anchorage
the insertion oil assignment between the shoe around
which the strand wires pass and tho ancnorng piu.
The souhernmost strand required only TO be taken up
one.eighth oil An inch 10 hang IN ils proper curve.
A. tho approaches the work is progressing
rapidly, the excavations for the second piers
having nearly reached the required depths rhe ioun-
daton stone work OF the hrst piers OF the nrst OF the
Fiorentine arches Is nearly nnishcd both ap-
proachca Tho tearing down of buildings In the line
OF tho Now York approach Will not be commenced
until the brick work on the Ia somewhat Ad
vanced, so that tue brick from tho torndow build.
ings can be Immediately used, thus avoiding second
handling OF material Tho brick work the approach
Will be commenced in couple OF days, but 4, thore
is considerable brick on hand from the tearing down
OF the old office tho work of dcmolIshing the build
ings in the approach line between Pearl and Chn
streets Will not until tho end of this
tho commencement oil next week.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
WHAT RUM DOES.

A meeting OF the Twentieth Ward Auxiliary Com
mtce OF the Society TOR the Prevention Of Crime
hcld last evening In the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church, Thirty fourth street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues The audience small
and composed manly Of Indies and chill
drcn. Mr. Peisted, the President, introduced
Rev. Mr.. Martin, pastor Of the church, who opened
tho meeting with prayer. After which ex-Judge Il.
D. Culver, OF the Law Committee OF tho parent soci-
ETY., was introduced, who in the course OF his re-
marks, SAID Tho official returns Tor The year 1870
show total consumption of 299 500, 900 gallons Of
nous Ms these 6gurcs arc the returns OF
1872 still larger quantity, 3S7,00o 900
gallons OF sprituous liquors beng consumed IN that
year. The cost ins large quantity
S735 900 G00 qua TO about one-olrh oi the cniire
deJL o the country at the close o. the war la tue
United statea there 25J ,O0O dram shop keepers.
services, estimated at 81 80 per day, would 10
worin Sl50,OUo, 0u0 per day. Tho total yaluc
OF liquor consumed during twenty-five years ~
equal the entire value or all the real
and personal property IN tho United States.
New Y0rk State supports lo5,UVO paupers. IL is cal
lated that about thr, courhs o TINS entire nunoer
are paupors through the use of intoxicating liquors
New York State has a. 600 CRIMINALS, iour-lths Of
whom trace their tall To drink During the past
three years hcro have been 100 murders IN Now YORK
city, ana within few months fifteen wives have been
killed by their huspauds and all mainly through rum"
Mr.. culver was followed by SIR. W. /. B. Milikcn,
who delivered TEN nparanco appeal. II was expected
meeting, but owing TO the illncss OF his daughter and
other engagements he could lot attend.