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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

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New-York tribune., 1877-08-10


al do not believe that thero are any frauds
in colOred sugars said Assistant Appraiser Hay Oi the
Eighth Division n which all sugars coming TO this port
classified In response to an inquiry by TRIBUNE reporter
Yesterday There has been great deal Of talk IN re-
gard 10 the matter" he continued "but it Is something
which can only be determined by close and careful nVc
tgation Centrifugal sugars be made OF almost any
color and the rcners here prefer 10 have them a ~
the manufacturers make them dark That is tnc secret
OF the whole matter 1t true that great part OF the
SUGAR imported here unde the grade Of seven accord
ing the Dutch standard. but dark sugar mas A"H!s
bccn brought here. We pursuing the even tehor VI
way and snail continue 10 pass these sugars un' VIC
have orders not to do So There various reasons why
the dark color il least in the one is hat on ac
count of the troubles in Cuba the manufacturers - M
away hurredv, without waiting 10 put u through ~
the processes and besides, all sugar contains trace oi
.Bnt Dr. Moore Prof Henry ana Prot sadler LAY that
other co!OriuS-matter tian c1IaIaei IS uH,u' -
"Well II YOU have seen tlit feppIt 81 Ut ioo!c' U"
know as much about IL as do. don't profess TO D.
chemist. but my idea Is that tls uInc acld when lhy
clam find comes from the S'!l IN Mhich INC ciht a.
grown. from the decay ing HOrcs OF the cane ana ls
belongs 10 The normal process OF manufacture Any ut
cavluc Vegetable matter win produce TINS acid But
am going To have an ANALYSIS made OF samples of
SUGAR, and submit it TO tie Secretary OF the treasury
Nn, 6ere are two SAMPLES Of sugar which am lust
mas never ben near a centrifugal inachlne."
MI Hay here uuwTapped tnc papers containing thc
two samples the muscOyaGO being OF a light brown
color. while the other was q dark brown. 49,.
Centrifugal sugars are made much darsei lhan ihdt-
almost blaci-aic tucy mott" inquired The fep0g cr
There is no necessity for making them OF darker
col r." responded the Assistant Appraiser Tor tais -'s
PIE s below seven ana p@is the lowest iitc W u. IN
Sugars-l;4 ceuts pound. Now ] claim tidJ II lic
analysis shows the emount OF acd IN the t"o sam
pes-one belnga centrifugal sugar anu ne oneI l,''
proof that tie acid ls developed in tue process o
manufacture, coming from some peculiarly OF the son or
from other natural source ana Is not aPpoi ioI
the purpose Of QGllduuluE the revenue
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
us LErTEn EErRAYED HIM

Thomas Gibson and Henry Baker, entered
The rooius of Charles Van Live, al 10 i09 West Nine
tcentl-st. on Ap1 q. ana stole a valuable gold watch
Gibson was arrested convicted ana sent 70 sin>in for
three years and a-haif but Biker escaped 70 Phil
aaclpha f.w days ago be returned 10 this city and
rlntubrrine his OH chum. Gibson sat down anf Woto
letter 20 him. trlng where bo hal been since De- SKIP,
ned" what be-. had ''Clbhagcd,' how al the " On!n
.re wh,-, he was hanging mp" aut what he was
gong 20 "ttttlr" next bnlu't-N ariea = J.ck-on, i
at of whose duty 70 10 open a letters addressed I'D
-r',puers. read Bakers NOluuHuUs BUS interesting
epiSp and immedairiy Forwarded 10 ~ -upciintendcnt
W.lur who sent i 20 Detective hcfns, uf the cccond
District viii Instructions To arrest IN author Tue de-
trttigd arrested Baker DO liquor saloon at Elgtha'e
and vHirty yhlsl-si., Wednesday, evening. lie man
i,r,,i rrucn surprise 7aaug The 0ti'cr, and asked
bo,- be- found ont Where Ae hung 0ut' hcirns showed
IA tl. lertt.. ami .er rem ,ci what % give Fly'
II ,,s Tie WAS Locked lp IN tis -iT,cuth Pcc.c D
fioD-bot,se untI yesterday morning. when rt tIe her-
son Market Police CJIt JHst1 MtudclI COM nltted LIN
iu default OF 81 700 Dali fJr trial
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
THE ELLIS BVIDENCE.
cn1-;sE1 10 srN UP NExr WEEK


C,p,roe,. Y. Y, Aug. 9.-In the State Sem
ate .i, morning. in the trial Of euperntenicn Ellis, 81
J.. Lamb. Dapuy-supclintendent, aud 1lr Warner,
cer in the Department called AMI testified NoIh
uy new elected.
1ir. CHAPMAN counsel for Mr.. Ellis, addressed the
Senate e ,Id lac nlI considered about producing ey-
dce To show thc depreciation in thc value o zeal e"l
within three lour years past tut reflection showed
him that sufficient evidence that Ioi-t had already
been OrcIaat out
4 debate el~rcd as to the summing MP. Mt Mcclure
said il TIE evidence could all De- printed Ms side would
hc ready 10 snu up ol 2onosy senator Harris said the
Senate was fu with the exccpJ0no one mcmDrf absent
from ihe country AFR. Wagner, and another Who mad
been present only for lea Dours the first day. lie
iored TO 20 ami close the ease Aow, end thought tie
senate M ready now ~ ever Val be % go on and close
t.r Case.
Senator ,.rrd moved that csunf. Tor Ellis s'iin up on
Fn,ay AM counsel FOR tie prosecution ga saturday
s,ust.r Woodu moved 20 -.Jouru to meet I'D Allan.
rcx. Tuesday. senator ktnuttuy moved 10 substitute
saratoga for Albany los, Oy tne casting vote ~ tL
Lieutenant Governor. Iat senate leh roJJuiAtd lll
sloniay next, az four O'Clock p ~.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
rvrDrNcF OF AcO cONsPlRAcY.

Charles Becker one of the men indicted and
.ucd cyy Tor forging chec, for S6iooJ ol Tie Union
Trust Company. applied Yesterday % Jud dte Van Brunt
i'm supreme Court Chambers. o. have the oreror arrest
u,aecvn ,l.t vacated His counsel presented thc arr
nent tia his connection with tAe forgery vas made oat
by statcmouts o., what named Hcrrug lad SID;
mat taking s a. tre 10 weak eNiienre io connect
h!m vita the forgery and lhat t Mas ch'r in' n's-
rh.e ..- 70 - t-.r-tT. -
on tue other hand Whcelcr H. Pcckhah CANNED tAit
the evidence showed conspiracy between A,c-.i -.I
Herring for some purpose. This VIZ proved nN th'r
iour work on Ec,ung AthoSia ap-c plates ani a si'4cs
i,-es-rrs y,f H.~rius at thI place Thfs conspiracy
i.l proved. ll,.nE's statement of rs n'1rei "i- o
l,ll, against OUtH. J.Iso NHd bf-Lt reserved '' 49,
nI..Nu.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
THE UNIVERSAL IN nor WAFER.

The second days examination of the aiiairs
Of the Universal IAfe Insurance Company was bel
yesterday before Referee French. Franklin Whiting.
trustee OF the Williamsburg savings Dauk and Julius
Davenport. real estate broker ~ Fulton aud OEfonl
sts., Brooklyn. were eAau.nS& - to Che vautu1n II
property in Brooklyn on which the Company bad
loaned money. John Wakeman 81 Newark ,ZaL.rai
- property IN Scw-Irrsey. f. W. Eosclla'c, counsel
lOr the Insurance Department, said ilf tle h-urrs 'ls
obtained showed that tc Company bad lol.tI Fl5oDOJ
moro than the appraised viue ~ ths property. Ihe
hearing viii be continued this morning
Henry H. ierson, Receiver ~ the North America Lao
Insurance Company, has begun % salt AGAINST tan
Universal to srt aside void deeds Oi property nom
th" Norh America Company tO The defendant and 10
compel the defendant % convey the property u question
to the pilnn receiver. Under this action hc h15
Med Ns Dftfefs against some sixty ot n me neigh
b0rhood Ol SiXfrt SiXiyseYcHtb aud -,TtJeig'h >ts
and tho property on Narrcust, formerly occupied y
the North America Company.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
PROPOSED TELEGRAPH COMBINATION.

A COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE APfplNilD
Efforts have been renewed to bring about a
union between the two rival Telegraph Companies
It is suggested at present TO limit the proposed
combination 10 a pooling Of the receipts, each
Company act independently in procuring business
extending telegraph lines. etc.
A Committee Of Conference was appointed yesterday
h the Executive Committees OF the two companies ana
Will meet Tuesday FOR the purpose cf agreeing upon
a chene hat viii Doe acceptable to tae Directors OF boh
companies The Committee consists Of William II. Van
drrblt Edwin d. Morgan and Augustus Schell, repre-
seut,n the Western Union, and Sidney Dillon, g. g..
Sampson AND Russell reprcS, ntng the Atlantic ana
Pacific Company.
Repeated efforts have been made heretofore TO
eif.rt a union or harmonious working OF tno COM
psHics. bat always without success aud no one
could Doe found Last evening who was Wiling 10
assert that the attempt would result any more
satisfactorily. although several OF the directors cX
pressed a hope tiat tie present effort "ouid prove
~lrccsl.. one oi the results ni tn pooling he me-
was stated. would he reduce materially the number o
offices 10 the large citirs-where frequently hoIh COM
pAn"s are REPRESENTED tine same binding tui h lLi@
ay lessen the expenses. Inc uusuc,, oi iir t!iC
AMI Pacific C0muany at pre- eut DO WIS lH nrf sta'eu
amounts out-th 0f the whole tecsiac business Ol
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
cIrIl Nn1rs.

John T. NlcGowau. the present receiver ol u'
c,i,. saving, BANS lls obtained leave fai ju!e ho-p
fu o brnr suits n-t Joseph RILEY and Joseph o'o'o
hue lie Saws ~ h. petition ta Riley as crr. ald c-hef q
letluiah lruiu rae syst rserve, obtained ODD ~ihHr'
checks 4al O0 t0 Dee distributed anolg the creditors o @
10 E a., - o I .-fr.rrirf ~luurntuf fl-f NlNtt
Ind. b. 8 ta4 uu. ,itUl,or rrt'lf,d rom Q'in t.'
ZOO. s-o'las t.a eIiua" hti -' .'t". 20 I"@ q "
IN tb.,uil .i William : Oliver al.iast MoIt-ul-
49, ,., .- .pl m wA,l lie plaintiff .oi Vr'.,r oi 20
tc,,t sirt t'c def. lJlrs pf'4.ry un tne sf'lpd @
tl, rnisu. Aa loft the country 10 syed ts efehio
,oti,l was ui2le yrstorlAy set sSa' th' 'ri OF '
,, t',t SIR Gibbs dir not leave ih. eput for aa s'H
,,s, III 49, caiIo.i that hs Nas conr,ctt "i,i pNp
iors i England AMI Ls country, aut res t'fN sth' ~
~, 7rs nm f7e ,plug Judge NlA HrUt r,.erf"l h' "o
csDn
Jennie S.harka has applied for hab'as coFpis %
recover her child irol e society or the Prevention 8 c
% Culden she says nas sis recently go' hsi 'i' o. ~
f,rs .nktl oy LaOess corpus and fte believes n nl
rre,rreunut lsf he cht y NV taken ifpm i'i tH' va"
10 rciurnAbe lu tAe auproaie Court ,haHDeiA y" Kay
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
BUSINESS TROURLEs.

Orlando ". Joslvn, q prominent banker, Of
tho la'e irm of Jo,ie Bach 90. o. 10. =. Broadway
l,ss zone into voiut.y BANKRUPTCY before j. sis.er
Dwight vita u.bHti.s Of rl73,0C0 and 10 assets The
oHowiug are tac pruepa. creditors; =. p. Naclay,
$4,000; " ". Go.. ~ 900; Jam wallace Sd 1000;
Henry n smith Si3 OC0 Henry Il. Bu-l' $4,000; Con
iiucsts' Nat.oae E,nk, $3.50; s. T. LO~ely, S3-75.
-l.,a.re 7 Nillrr dealer u teas Al NO s7 Waterst,
,s i-.u eliudi.a,cG bankrupt by Register Dayton.
l liabilities .rc $4,000. and hc l- ue assrt- The
Ifle.t litor q. a. Miller, f3,-Zl Irgdrsncns
National F.uls. .3 $50.
george law and Johu Berry, Receivers of th elookTu
ory Comp7ut have called alurtn- of the 81. lfp's %
,,r he.I ~ so. IS Nu.i<in-st. Ou september it.
A guurnl iJr benefit OF creditors oy Michael
H. p..an md Charles q. Nal.,Uc Nlcau g. Aullcttr,
,-,.cr~ al 30 4c3 Gr-cUVic. - - Hugh Porter Wg5
lied Yesterday with lAe County Clerk
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
HosplAL ralaIclINs on raIAL.

Two OF the uUgsc5 ol tAo Hospital for lncura
hlrs 10 fl.bt.sI. g. L. iuAie complaint 10 the Kings
County CnaI ly so.ls!Uuers Oi certain uatraxes which
tbcy 81 aimed had 3ten pcrpetrltea by the ward and
iysirtns 81 the Institution. IIese charges qui-
Ell, ,.tiyatrd by tho charity EoId and eIort Was
mad, TO keep The master secret Yesterday the Supo.
yfors' supplies ,Jmmtteo took the mater Iu chsrge.
and al t.s Hospital began apeE Investigation OF the
charges.
The aiAG,NlsS 0i Tue 'e read Catherine
E!ey ,worr iialt 81" e1. dismissed from her place
nuI-e hoosu-e che Ii testified before the Charity Com
missioner, sci.n- Dr Day reference Co ihs attempted
0ssy up,n tlc ",Arr nrroc Annie Hogan lhc latter
~ hr y6Casit iesthed tnat dsusssd D,caisa
.bs r-srd n submit 10 improper liberties fron d. DAILY
The doctor, she maze two attcptd 10 c"f htf
ou ON night of Juy -. an Atirinpied - nYtISle
bsr mo his own room 10 commit An iHshiit hpch irf
-ls also accnnSt he Ihy"ssn OF rUrs mio'.">ttou
ON Ire NfIn-rn I.e nurses roIIoiiIa+d Ls itct
r,nny IN iicIr aindayiis is. jane PHrly tho MaIVu
OF the iospital ic-tCd that ALuo Hogan came INTO
bs uisht WHOM she claimed % have been
sshuiied by DR. DAILY sud remained with her all might,
altx1ngh did not thin complain OF au outrage hiH
Pnty aro terrified that she had the DECOR int0Nt
Gated Otnor unploTcd In tho lnHutut0n cor
.u.guurAtcd Amir Hoxaus story.
lH. Daily Geuicd al tlr charged against himself lie
td not rec Oect having been intoxicated IN MS ne
Wien he w.nt 10 Ami. HOganr door on tho Night ~
question: he did not go ~ suutlVn her W patient
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
RELIEF FOR ~ n.L-UsED HUSBAND.

Judge LaucmOrc, in Common Pleas Special
Term has made very unusual decision la the sut of
Mary Abrahas against Jacob Ablahans The wife sued
for a separation On account Oi the dosolon O her bus
band The husband, IN rather clumsy pleading. ~ up
his side Of The case, which the referee found % hc i3
truth. IL says that he was tailor. poo. widoncr
with TWO ch lrpu; thai tha plaintn SAID sAe very
fond of children and after tVo week., aequaiutice they
were married treated his children cluriy neglected
their home, frequently ah~cHf. WAS crri,s- oi As
interests anl hu9ly bclt him severely. H. consequence
OF this ANA Of her threats De irft Der.
tiis pant of tLc husbands story thc referee ll4s 10
De- true vague allegation that the wiie unfihul
Tie rtierer does not pass tui ycrF recently lt Nas
d ld hat "a husband under such circumstances cyud
have no relief as fhc Revised Stifut, ony provide
separation the w.ic hut earlier statute ~ l@E
hos recently been decided O b. still m force and uicr
t Tudr Ilrlcmolc la, determined that hr 90 relieve
the husband from the wics society, and from the auJ
Oi srDportinZ her.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
evvp,TUy gOI DOyAHUE.

The Socialist agitators among the working
men secm disposed 10 make martyr OF Donahue' tne
Horncsvie striker. whqs still held In Ludlow street
Jail They alleec that good bail for his release has peen
offered but has been refused on various pre1cxts ana
techncatics and accordingly tho matter Is Demg "sr
tated among the trades union organizations to crea'e
syInpathy for him. and to raise fnnds ior HIS Pei
comfort during his incarceration. Several committees
ba he n appointed for that purpose at the meetings
h,ld dining the past wces and in somc instances rs IN
cd from, the funds ~ the societies Among thc
Sc,st and international agtaors there seems 10 oe
isnsou not to loose the present opportunity 10 orpti
discomfort and l-feclng among the WORKING
pgu.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

ne Nlllht OF tat i'O toti-f IL 'tl'iN 90 b'i-
scl. Pgu. liter suinsnug a iVu weeks sensation Tor
,r -, ,, f -,, d., ,, .i a. rlu, Ia fine idle work
- ..,.,,., lot -; ,ht 80,
men au" 'A'H -"Ni-'''' VAS i''.'' j" 49, "
what i+ considered victory for The 'tkfs Yesterday
,,,, % -. ttoq Of vc of tae Gi-s4t4sA.d d wOlkmcn.
..., . .,. ,...t...... ,r.s, nj ,l,. In
hodd'1 'o f"'''i A.o'i'' '"o '''""''' I'i'' VI '
gen Point PARISH, who na6 been the couneuor oil tho
Iir- brl Ga o.. f,f,,euc. I'D t,e cit, IA Receiver Ill
.. . ..i ,t,,4 - ,-,,,it ~, i,,.n....t
nSna'i' iAe u'iSA''l"" n"'N '''' - ""'' " '''
b!c for tue t0 Make living ai t1o reduced rate oil 10
. t,,. Ala ti,4t t.e,- .., NJ ia, l ptid al TIE
80
i"tt o. To- GENTS "' "'"''
Ibo RcceY erTci mar tAe conp"S was W'po9 d p"
deal iuefrv with the ,iupoyes and that it had always
-.t. ..i,,,,.hor, .r r.;t ,,,,. imam ,,,.
Ic~''u Iic'' ''-'''' ''-7 '' '' %. " - 49, ~
lai by other companies one r",u ol this Wit- iitt
,lt,,,..o -35 600 600 auI @:fDCOOUyO invested i'm the
49,, i, I'D, t,, -,.,rl 4, .Jor,, , IL, .i,irt,.,,
'Fp'3i"! -'u i''i' '''' W. ''-- " "
y-ars. M Tiiughast hnaiF proposed ti"t tho men
-bouF return 20 th,IT Tor thirty days at the
i q ..t-. - ,,. vtscer d,l nut rrakc grccu ecufs
g.. $500. .,... , t., ,t., t,..i,..,
ah A""i h' "o-A-'h '.i -'i c''''' " '' ''' ''''''
Guaranteed to pay them, I necessary, from DIS own
,.lf sufficient anu, tn raise their WAGES 10 fifteen
,...t 49,, .,... ,t -
N-nis an -ou4 WIN 'I'' i- i''i'4'' ~" ''"--
-,,iit.c retired ~ rcport 90 the WOrtnrn. Upon
.t..r .r,,,.t ar p.r-,p p.i-t rs,.fir-
'''i ~,
o. me strikers vas cdiod i'i tLi evening" Ne'H""n
.f| tJIt
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
the FIFE RECORD.
FIRE IN SAN FRAYcIsco-Loss s25oooO.

FIRE ~ SAN FRANCIsCO-LOss S250,000.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 9.-AbOut o'clock last
night a fire broke out in stable in the block bounded by
Drum East. Merchant and WashingIon-ss., ana swept
away the entire block to the city 'front.' also the north
halt of the block between Clay and IeFchant-sts ana
the aouh half Of the block between washington ana
J.css,u-st. The area burned occupied chiefly
by frame buildings Of small value, including stables
shops arnLiusaloons and sailor boarding houSe' Ihe
ndlyidnal losses are small, though numerous, Ihe de
striction OF large brick building OF the south side OF
Merchant St. occupied by Heath, Gallup & CO.. snip
chambers John Naloy, produce commission merchant
aud the sal lofts Of Harding Breen and g. & fuhK en-
tailed considerable loss Morshead Mcknne proprle-
tors of the stable in which the fire originated lose ABOUT
S2OGOO worth of live stock including thirty head of
horses The buildings 81 the ferry slip were IN imminent
danger but were saved Oy steam tugs when threw steam
ON t1.rn. The total loss may amount 10 T-3O,ooo An
Immense crowd Of persons gathered ~ tlc Sch on to
ife hu the police. aided by members or tn committee
of -rty werc able TO preserve ogCci anu give ne I'
mon f play. - IL o'clock tue flames we're under SID
lection. 800. e...-.,, 49,. ....i.oh,..
exceed ~ 30 900. The insurance - DtcFcN DF lhe IN
ds.vti.ri's ISOLATION to be $4,000 mostly Ia slhall
amounts among Eastern companies
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
LOUISIANA COTTON.

NEw-ORIEASs, Ia, Aug. 9.-llhe Cotton Ex-
coauar crop report FOR tine NevOf,aus department OK
Louisiana states that Gry-eglt have bc,l re
cslvcd from tweny-cS1t pdrshea under dates ranging
from July y 10 August ,. The weather during the
early part Of July has been dry towards tho latter por
ton rainy aud up this period decidedly moro favor
able than last year. Stands universally good anl
compared viii last year mach better The plant Is
forming blooming aAd balnZ yell. and Us present Con-
diOi l. as satisfactory cOa1 be- desired GAd mu-l
batter than this lime laat year the prefrHt
cgndi. Ion 0f the crop favorable LAST year Nii
the exception OF being 4ays late same complaints
OF shedding. rust AM grtst-HOrms reported, but
there is no danger yet
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
NrM-lEnesy RAmRoAD rAXArIoN.

The railroad taxation eases on appeal from
tse valuations of the Board Of Railroad Commissioners
were continued before Judge Depuo al Newark Yesterday
Con FIszJoAn Porter in h.s testimony stated thar bis
stnate o. the valuation q The C.r>J Railroad Of New
Jersey proper;! was S-.t7i,es9 23 A.hbsi Wei'"
.Ae CAff Engineer " Ilo reansylY1ia Railroad est
uat,i tlc present value Of tic Ceatlal Hailfoa
100000.
Irds- Beuue announced MS decision follows: Value
OF ine Central K.lfoad ~ AcwJcI-cy slSI-3,IfO -
'rt ..f ,lf aiOnr - DOOUoD fhe yaluafOn OF
tDa Eaiitond Commissioners fhs iucludo6 thr NcWark
ana NeV-York kaiiroad, Sl.24O,9l3 oS and Ot the
E.rre srt Iiiyabeth hriucn, :l5Ol- l-J. lhc value ~
fb, other -,,ads Ntre fixed l0hoNs; is. .W-lura and
Inpg Branch - 2sG4i ~, reduction 1' about 500.
oGG: T. gp Yru,h and SEA- Cir -5743l Sc rooueti,
of about 81 900; Sew Eylt FIrmusunic Rslr0ad,
$40 5BT I'D. "A reduction oi SS@.ote.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
GAIT 1EoNAsp cEnuSA11Y NEGLIGENT

On the evening Of August thcTc was a
c'l.i-on between the oarge OF City, iu toN of Tie
steamer James ~ Thompsoa, commanded bI G..
Peter Leonard and tha Steam 'auc George haze COM
mauiCd by Capt George Chase. ia tins accident
(i ihelas Musk WAS drowned. lis body w-s .ccovcIcd
On the following day Tee fun iar,i.ua,f iA tat
caso were brought ou at the inquest yesterday which
was beld by Coroner FLANAGAN. some Of DE testimony
was extremely conflicting. bu. the evidence wa
G.eucd conclusive as 80 thc gross mex oncc OBJ CapL
leonard. The jury found verdict charging Capt.
Leonard WIKI criminal negligence in failing o. have Ire
gh;s required by aw prDgci exhibited ci ia, barge 40
the time OF lie collision. Coroner F.aGae-n ordered
Cant Leonard 20 nd bail in 5000. In ottut so Pee
committed 10 the TOm0J 20 await The action Oi the
t,r.tut IL
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
TILE PEAcH TRADE.

The receipts yesterday 10y trains and steamer
x,er. ~ 600 baskets. six additional carloads went di
rect IN Boston Delaware sold a 81 oS1 25
with lev choice ones az 81 30; baskets OF PLAN fruit
brought from co to 10 cents Of extra from 80 10 80
cents NewJersey fruit ranged from 35 cents to 81 Tor
cbo,ee selections North Carolina crates had vide
rsnae40 cents TO 81 50he hghest price not covering
losses Some Of the latter peaches were detained on te
% The sbiDrug trade from NeeYOrk Is hgnt, and Is
likely 70 ba the feature II has been III former yssrs
as many peacgrowe have arranged 70 ssh1 csr-oTos
when from the principal Eastern clsies Inc
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
STRIKING SILK wEAyERs IN xEw.YoRE

Su king women aTe Gt least undemonstratiye
in ther dissati.taction. Tkc md 1fs employed
by Joan y. 6.esIBs his silk mnnufsoioIy Third
amt crty stoondsi., informed "wednesday
that the vea,ers thereafter woud nine
yard FOR their wofs. They Ind formerly received sa1
then fourteen, then twelve. So they quietly rcfus-
work. Mr. ecsTns, the proprietor sad f,rsi ii.y
always did far two three dsys, snd zcsrTsr
tue snstlon. lie regretted tho ncceafity. Lui rtsid
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
BEATEN WITH a BILLET OF WOOD

John and Margaret Lorden, an English
couple living a. No l20 Jolnso.ave., Wiliiamsbursh
hayo been won't to quarrel no-ccy. Last evening the
cry OF murder heard, ana Of the rei4hbors
rushing In found Mr,. Lorden lying sonSer Tie floor
with "a terrible woGud u Acr head. Other LcigAbors cap
fared L3rdcI, Who attciD Ied escape y.s taken
20 The sixth Precinct StatIon UOIte and l0raei up.
From tine statement made by bis WIG aatn Ec T,tJy-
Icd cOuscIouuLss appeared that Loldcu hat stiack
her ON tbe head wiG Lsic ballet o. wood. H-r ucs
arc severe, and may prove fatal.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

The girls employed IN Kings County Pcni-
s,, the prisoners, for whose labor thcy contract
with the county, struck yesterday account OF rouc
lion OF lher wages. Ir. Buck the superintendent .nd
5ir Drcscr r foreman naured tnc glTs ihai TIE com
pany had carefully considered Tie qucslor and Wonsd
not rescDd resolution 10 reduce lAe kris D. eEs
thc:r determination 10 Sand cat.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10

OUR CUSTOM House. pRECAUrIONs.-O Officer :
You. keeping . os.lp lookout Tor the Colorado lceto
Mike: Ay, AZ, sor rhurc, ind wtsnt It thi" sisscd
ieruin' sDpped quar- sort a. thraYciler and
Lnul.i ms porina nchrw, and biz dd md
hln ,o much as a cOcAcdat 10 hespake him Ocadle. =
lFmuy Folks
Lord North who WAS not fond OF scientific
music b.ing sKed subscribe 10 the Ancient Concerts
refused. llut yVur Lordships brother the Bishop of
Wlncrrstai 'uhssTihca," urged the applicant IL |
were "a d.. % would subscribe too,' was the reply,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
COTTON GOODS N FOREIGN MARKETS.

English journals are lamentiug because cotton
goods o. American manufacture excel n quality those Of
English make and sold N England at a less price.
orlicr iu cotton GOOD, ths city sa3 to 20 1RiIrNE
..urter thar some time our cotton goods were
alc 10 En-llud because te ST, Ia Of Anf i,2u bleach
us caused demand for them Tie English u'a-utae-
uii rs were not slow % J-uiZt ter a.olt ou-a,
aud would readily adopt *ny Improvements n bleach n-
Woodward. LIvIcn'" a. Coz. agents u l!. l-DAaI'.c
Mills. winch have been reported 10 Dc SENDING large
shipments 10 England. deny tat any heavy eNpgraions
-f tJu goods are h-nr made Ply these nii- ,'r
clare tibet this country tclH sang h- n' "cr ltf-
inpr Mexican. ~ouh AfD. rlcan ana Cana Van trade,
because American goods ~ as good 4La-J g. tusil'
can De btlgnt mere 80 luc same price o+t Vi'E -3 I-
sud q. lime. The 4-cnts are OF t5r opinion th.t
England viii mold DGlk oi hcr own trade ID cotton