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New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
OBITUARY..
GEN. STEINMETZ.

Often during the twelve years which have
ELAPSED since the of the Rebellion ended have the
Northern and the Southern veteran soldiers heard with
sorrow Of the death % former leader the battle line
In another also tle heroes OF victorious are
beginning 70 pass away. Charles Frederic Stem
metz who died az Landeck in slesia Saturday. 3
of the leaders OF that Prussian army which CON
quered Austria sadowa. and Of that army o al Ger
mquy which defeated the French a. dan lie was born
in the year 1896, and began his army life 10 very early
age entering military school when ten years
old. Ike there disclosed such talent for war
that when sixteen years Old he was sent TO Berlin
and assigned 70 lhe corps OF Gen. York, which
formed part OF che Pru-slan contingent or Nolron7
army during the last INVASION Of Russia After the re-
treat from Moscow the Trus,Ians joined tine Russian
army. Ii the "War of Liberation which followed stein
metz had abundance ofgutDg At the battle OF honE
worth ne had Of his fingers shattered by ball and
was sc~erev wounded the thigh bat IN spite OF these
wounds ne fought at the battle of Bautzen riding horse
btc in consequence "f D"ihS u"tpe 20 "dl", &c vi
also ur .eIt at 'h,Eore famous battles or DRESDEN ana
iiIi1J islr vq, pgoino,td to the rank OF cap
t..iu. rhGiy appoint q uith1ci OF tnc ,''i.
n, mad command Of one of tur regiments OF the Royal
Guard IN that position he acted with great vieor ana
m,,ndcd re-in nl iu the war 100 ScEcs ie-ho'sein ana
for ,ry-a yeus affrtwil4 cninnleu ttoop, S5'IoneH
n ctics IN the Ducie- His promotions '0 owed ast up
90 lsfl. when tac war Of hc erndn C"hieueihU"I WIN
Denmark broke 0dt. Having intina dequAln'dnce WIN
army but request denied. Two years Off rrment
~ r~t f, o,y en-, l b! b. gearl SITS Pr'Is a found
herself on OF witu 4U-fra. ld samll" 'h
aid all or Lcr eX erieuc soldiers Ste'hi- vas
gwen command of tie Firth cor wmeh formed paT OF
the Crown Princes army This corps dd some tNt-irEI
service; defeating divisions ol lIe Austrian army lu
three successive daJs at Nacnod. ehiiiz ANA -eL ''I
sebacde I'm The blite of SAaiiZ the corps defeated
forces of ,hu twice rs numerical strength ana ihe
delighted soldier. name their COMMANDER " Toe ldc0 ol
-sal7" ,iumcII 'rd Tor ais dlstinguis.r SER
tne oruer of tne Blaca Eagle ana 'r-e anuy'
In rue W.rof l-7U He COMMANDED tu. Fust Corps. ,.
Was TROOPS VINO won tl- Htde OF torhch ana carried
the rugged heights Ui -cugItu. lhe 60 - -u"-cIu, i1
fought the series Of Ddacs about Mci1 tuulcees,
Nouvlle and Gravel0Uc. tn Investment OF heil then
beu the FIRST Corp forming OF the uN esiuS army
In lr beginning OF tine iOuE siege -tenucH disagreed
WITT The commander Of the nyc lnE army Pilcr Fred
erlck Charles regarding the disposition Of tine trOups'
and at MS request WAS rCl-FtI Oi cunhoHd. hlhg
W.lliu appontcu uun b..r-4Or OF NilesH since the
" 0Ll u!let Las MIte y rrtIc4lcuL
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
SAMUEL q. NICHOLSON.

On Wednesday last Samuel O.. Nicholson,
the we-kuow passenger agent M Jne Inman So ainship
Line dicd at MIblrn. \. j. lie was boin 10 County Ar
mach North OF Ireland, 1884 He en,ered the service
OF tie Liverpool Ncw-Yorl Philadelphia Steamship
COMPANY about twenty years ago. in 1850 he came
to Ne-YOrk and assumed the Guue of passenger agent
Of the man Line. He spoken Of boy all VINO knew him
as a thOror IN ana courteous gentleman
s married Mise Bennett OF Chester England. sister
of the wIfe James Kennedy, Commodore of rhe lnan
0eef and now in command of tne sup cry Ot bei
lu Mr. Ncnoson leaves q via ~ aud nve chidiru
The Coupaut- Dtiee will DE closed in r,succt Co AIs
memory until after fhe fuueral services. which take
place 40 p. u -.a at - stephens church, MNnu4u
Naiy OF the employee Of tine Company Viii attend me
mineral. Tie jrlu irvrs B3Ic"f-,f. ferry, or Gle
Delaware, Lackawanua and western Railroad, al -.3O
returning 40 J:l6 b.. m.
T.e J0nmiss 0uers ~ Emigration pay hr. Nicholson
warm lribute, stating that ne was llwa}- ready o. Ina
.uirq and no sulgIuutt. For tuu., deslguus Of
turning home and whose unts were too mcdgf to meet
tur exp.L,e. NJ. Nicholson would, when DE could CON
siseniT 90 soc reduce tue zee or passage, and lc h1-
frequently assisted em Win money irom nIs own purse
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

know how it may certainly be brought about. ! klow &
the difficulties; know the cmbairassmthlr; hh"H
how nsumounfabe are the distractions III the way Oh
any equa or proprr adjustment Of the relations between
those who labor and Those Oturnish the means ana ol
porfuniues labor But II had the poWcf No"u 'if
one xperimcnt at least. would prolihit the great lh
rnad corporatons great thOroughlares OF pusrsS
and trade from reducing their rates by runuus cu
p.fon AS 10 disable themselves from pay ing lusl COM
pensafion To their operators. Cres Of GoOd! ana a
plause would 20 further, ana try the eAl"IIhen5
hut don't know that It would succeed i W"uu
arrange and fix a minimum or prices for All WI" Ia
h,r m the MINES and upon the railroads, ana 'neh
require mat of all the net receipts and prOcecus OF lhe
caItral invested, aborer at the end oI the year
should iu addition 10 his fixed compensation receive
c,rfn per cent of the profits. Applause ana cries oi
That Is the mani Tben n the ptOhts were lhsiihcrhJ
10 COMPENSATE yOu as literally You tOdid OTHERWISE
desire bear with your employees portion o he loss
IA voice. Certlinly"l But If these receipts be sum
iert 20 make division, would IN GODS name ie lhe
uor.r who Is worthy OF is hire, sharc portion OF tine
ur dts Applause And now, my fellow citizens,
having fulfilled the promise, slnL sist iurthei Win
fs statement thIt will endeavorto meet you sain on
some rltrp OCCASION when shall have more time ana
o,orrtv 10 talk with sou trend 10 lr nd Tor am
.ii as Won and bee me better acQ tainted We viii not
be ver wide in our opinions OF right ana wrong Jap
u
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

,..-,oD. +no rerson 70 whom these articles were
S;vsp supported them until they iOunu q. % %s ~ 1ter
for them another place. And the gli ,, he ladv
~ rnloVtnent of her former mistress, because Wv 49,
had been so kind to her that she coulu uoV H"N' ~
miud steal ANYTHING irom her'
An English farmer has recently been COM
od 70 nav the costs of practical joke lie was S''
-. ,,e barroou, Of the Greyhound Inn one night ana
,h,ng his usna tankard OF ale. when his eye eh'"o'u ~
,aI an the sleeping OF man with long peaIu 0
.ert 10 the fire. and, hghng piece oi paper ue'''''
alv applied Il to the sleeping mans beard ihc'o va"
bright. rushing flame for n second or two' 'ne uian
s., IN his feet in agony; the Joke was complete anu
en- ,armer roared in ecstacy Ine unfortunate suio,v'
= h,u,ened 10 be the village tailor, knew tha' 'n'
,-,ncr was man OF substantial means ana ae'e" "o
oo,ii,clv He brought action for 500 damages 'N
a. N,n,esbnrv County Court in due course. Accounts
-, t niatif's evidence. his beard was elShteen luc,
- - - 1hen ne lay down, after having some S-e'
rhe next thing be remembered was MS dV ~ 49,
1,ife man helped put ont the hme ne ueit"u, W.,
y, i bi. aeat roaring with laughter, ano dl' ut vnC
a. assistance. nor did he tender any apoiOI! 4o 80,
a. bgd dome. His hps were burned scVtreN' S ~ l1.
- M stored his beard. eyebrows and ty yeiishes W.
burnad 10 tie skin and one eye ana uno I oi I 49,
score Cd The magistrate awarded INN sou anu GUS
Can't. Crapo and his wife, who arrived at
przauce on July % from New Bedford, in the s"aiies
nj that ever crossed the Atlantic had most t,dioDs
AID r.rilons voyage Of forty-nine days Ihe ot"-"o
which they took with them found to be 0l htl' USE
because t was too ght While of the Banks 'hFy 81"
ke, floating which luckily they were able % e0'"'
Cant Crapo Knocked OF the iron hoops and WIn sun
canvas made new drogue. which answered adi1il'''
During tht voyage the rulder broke but happ'y 'I''
WIS spare oar on board. which was used un'n '-e '
could be repaired The seas were rlnnh- ~o'1--'-
high and during al that time, even when FI"s u'' ~
rcst they had 20 lie wet cofhes-eFeI5 '1''e '
IN BOARD ON one occasion the Captain was loi 80, -.
- --tny without relief the weather being So fright
IN and an another ne was eighteen hours consec"'F'y
attending 10 the drocue. Capt Crapo says he could n't
have stood another fifteen days indeed he had not siept
. ,.rfy lolr. when De- landed HIS average ol 0iccp
1Ii r8,ig across was under four hours day Among
tb m nv ~xilaordinary thugs connected with the Eoy,
a., b. tBr fact ihlt 10 hdd tO De run bN dead
yorFon.re as ,ae craft not equal 20 chiouoint-
fsr Am indignant "ButOu writes to one ol
a. London rev,suapers that Il the Captains VIE. Who
rr tlc last three days Of the voyage was so l as 70
h. e 90 render any assistance had dled ID Biiilsl
1Taffr. SIR Crau0 woat have been morally suiiN ot
rlu> urlter. Hc trusts that Crapo Viii not he male
nIcl oi l England . t.r ha~ug exposed % woman TO
tucl t.0ughilcss hdrisu . and suffering.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

A new convention should be called to allow
tie sorh,ads ot both parties ar opportunity of tdsnG
over tl.ir GRIEVANCES CINCINNATI Enquirer lDemJ
OF tine sixt five Republican newspapers in
Ono wuch c2c augc with Ihe Columbus >0tr Journal
forv-hrec support the Presidents southern policy The
same proportion uOids gOO0 ia Maine Portland Al
vertiser lEepJ
Tie events Of the past two weeks have cut out
more wlif than utW Congress can perform. There
VIII time discuss what is knOwu as tHe southern
question. winch belongs 90 history and is no longer
i've issue Memphis Avalanche GnGJ
From all secriOus Of the State come the same
cor iniursriut.ts of tine work OF th- Cleveland Con-
veuuon. >pec4t- from DAYTON says: luce West
rlu Hkr lgntuU. ia Cincinnati. In Central ONO The
eHthu- Tor b. is ,se sreat-lCnc-un-u C1zette
GiepJ
The North has vet to learn that the Southern
pe0tr conservative than those Of any oher
section OF the Iu0U. and Will ever be found the Treton-
clbe foes NJ mere popular turbulcnce, ana the last
fu,uds of law order and public Justice and tranquu~
everywhere throughout the country Macon Telegraph
D.ml
" hat a glorious thing it would be to have
a grand democratic Mass meet 20 be addressed hy
g the orator II the party m OHIO rue s-ues Of tne
day. Pcudleton Tor greeubacAs, Thurman Tor hard
money. DuIDu ward inc siiFcr dollar. Bishop
National aanks. sam Cary for temperance, BsbO. :or
Sunday laws. the NOksreuud for beer days the
week aud concerts sunday, ana BaDer fOl fgety-
thiug. Iacn inverse and Twin ought 10 tel Hha1
they know about each other, and The Inquirer migbt
pui ia what knows about Ion 'eries ''rH0uUus and
happy lanliy.-l Columbus, ONO state journal (ci)
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

Nir. r. c. FRYER has entered into an engage
,7a,t with tbe manager OF the Varieties Theatre New
Or.ars feb. ln operate season Of one month. Win nine
Eu.aur PlppeuAeIm as tue urna donu''' ana NA.'-cS
A0an, as tenoI.
The Emperor of Austria has conferred the
t;... of lii ,enal Austrian Cbamher-,uEer ON Mime.
Pu,fic Trcca Tr is rumoted Paris that Dir E>cu-
d.or as ,As intention of engaging her Tor The Grand
Opera.
Mime. PATHS visit To this country next Winter
sesu- io b. -lI uncertain lie Fig0r0 asserts that
:, -.-f- r1o. the iuaempnt of Pars Court in sLt
nov uruu before t, whether she Wll sHs mere OF I'D
Lurour ucN, YEAR
Eubinstcin has received from President Mae
MaIoa tie Cross of The Legion OF Honor He made
s9ooo hv ms recent visit to London. and has now re-
fu..,d Io Russia Co complete lus new opera, Nero
Which JOB uc brought oui al The Grand opera I'D i"ils
mex WiItcr
Chinese minister in Washington went
2 hear the Marine Band play. H. was particularly
impressed Nith the trombone player. ant of rec 1m
handsome eu-8ceui. ii China. for he SAID. " have
never seen ID iu-g who cOuld swallow az much brass
g. you. and spit DO 0ut again. aud fet Ile people mere
seem ,o r--ard TO every day anar"
AL interesting organ recital was TO be given
on the u N Jet organ parish church OF Little stan
more England 3oth nit. Through the efforts Of
Madame -ut0a Dolby c1uccr, ad been given I'D re-
pair and rebuild Ih, nst1tm mt, aud tins having been
done. recital to bs given on the day named, ana
62nuor Eute the patronage o4 the Duke OF CAandos'
we-c to hc performed.
List speaks all languages, and copies his
works himself He lie very early riser and has at his
Aler ayms read his breFlary' he bieahiis'S HuealF
uuon l.f dozen oysters. Do 10 IDtI giQs, upon
swa. piece OF ham, and thcn pays visits daring tIo re-
utn1ef H ,hr dhf. i-i0 "o "'itIi( Birtict oi' ,lc
frf clt NOR and for small and very bad Roman crars
cheap NOT -rltuitous. IT, is a,SIied py mamma- Who
WISH Nm iD give 'idh" lessons .o l.I Iri'7,'- 'ls
euy They have so far as 20 odcr Inn whole cu-
lar lesson. Upon day. when he has no engagements
lszi Dimes te'f0'te WIN hs s1l-n-iay VI OAlVeI ana
q dca .erf lutJ inverse nN temporal thA!I1
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

To the Edtior Of rhs Tribune

To the Edit0r OF The Tribune
SIR: | respectfully call your attention to the
account given your issue u ths date concerning my
connection with the performances n Miss Anna Boyle at
Booth, Theatre which account FAR il relates TO
myself pronounce 70 be false In every respect. The
statement that drew my deposit from the gas company
without paying Tor the gas consumed carries It's own
refutauon with H. a. Il is wekuown fact that such
deposits never given up until all bills nqudated
Your reporter is equally IN stating that
81 100 from bank had not dollar in any bank in
aew-York, AM consequently could draw none out
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
LATEST SHIP kEBS
fFor other sh,p Seics see Third P11,

fFor other Sh,p Seics Third Pan,
ARRIVED. Aug S.
Steamship Albemare Gibb Leyes and pass. -
Steamship cortes Freeman, Halfar. ST. John. N. F.
dsys with mdse and pass IN Clark & Leaman. -
steamship Herman Ludwig tbrl GTeys Antverp. Win, win
gales the Banks since hue weather.
pass to @ Brd, a :troag Westerly ~nds to Ss
steam Ip Gen Barnes Cheesman savannah days, with
mdse. 81 5assengers. 70 Murray Ferris 8 60.
folk mdse and passengers. 70 Old Dominion steamship
steamship Ellie knight nccreery, Philadelphia Bogart
Bark Hattie H. (o Windsor " 81 Locshart Copenhagen
in ballast 10 J. f. Whitney & Co Anchored at sands Hook
BHT Charles A. Hoard 'qt yarmouth n S. Wallace ST.
@hS % I'm 10" y. ~ H. f ,,'ro3 ,s ~ va 'N PN' "
schr VIM o.ger Kane, Virginia, days With "hat to H.
sehr. II. A. Brown Brown Howers Point y. c. with
scar. Il. J. Bishop. Hawkins Hovers Point, n. c. with
sc6r Frances Patterson, Georgetown. 8 c. days. with
schr. v. Hal Bntenham, virginia
schr Ann (. Adams, Benson. Virginia
SAILED
Steamship Richmond for Leves.
sUNsEr-Wind light, W.; haEy.
FOREIGN PORTS
IONnoy, Aug 5-saled. aug. 2. Arracan Capt Aag,ri;
an Landseer or Brewster 5h steamship 0oerg ior New.
kqsers 5d HenreIi7 capt "arnhen '1h L. J. AoniIon'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH, Aug 5.-Airved steamship saragossa Balti'
more: schr-; jas " Wilson, Philadelphia FRANK Lsamins.
CAsls Aag | 1 5 brig Minnie s 4ees be-, Boston;
York.
OEE ,N-. Aug Arrived ~ the Psses. steaisAlpa
Lone star. Nsw-h ork Fire queen, Liverpool.
PORTLAND, Sic, Aug. s-Cleared, Dark Fred W Carlon,
Bueuos AFtes.
fHIADgLPluA, Aug; arrived steamships Agnes smith,
DIX Allentown Mills, salem, Indiana sargent LIVER
pool % 49, No., -
te forE. hch3Td MIlHg Ier,P ,PIlgdclphia bark
it rrourr It rierre Matunque scnI u. b. LaAe Lane
boston sailed. snip tlainua
$40 FRANCISCO, aug. o.-Arilfed snip lolhg AmetteA
N-H-
BosloS Aug arrived, bark Linnea Barth Caiz schrs
j. 4 Haskell. ell HOJOkeu H. y. squares, ttONe-fvtt
Johnson. FranAn, Grlnand he.en A. Aaesi kndsco1E
Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamship city of BeTlh Qlr. Kennedy from liverpool,
which aTgy~a An, reports, Juy - AT )o' i0l -0.t'
passed a National t,auIslnp bound east
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
JCDCE WKST on 1HE LABOR PROBLEM.

Ills s6ascl az C'srclI4d On D. fddB A,ghL
I probably shonld tel ,oa who ] am and
whence came. au no r' and never W4s,
j. voice; GlaI 90 hedrif' lnd never VIII be- voice:
bfFO'l rod faI .. O.. bonds or railroad stocks.
uiai u5 interests be- dIi from those Ot ANY pfhc-
Man ind never did A yO.ra- BrVa'l hold no untd1-
u government bouds. and never 0d, and never expect
~ laLEhtcrl bold u0 blnA siOc4, ami never did. md
never expect to Applause and, financially suspect
HA about partial between capital ana labor aa one
Without inances possibly eau be-. Applause. and
voice, Mi.l you uphold tI"i 4 ID upnold all tuat
ot i0 D. gnt and jlst between man. lud dscOnnten-
a. te All that believe in my co. science Is wrong de-
- ' say, my ieOW citizens, 10 you word only upon
"letl which know ih pgefniOst IN the minds and ~
e hearts Of must of YOU II s that the Industry OF
- - country shall be regarded LaL labor shall
n receive that compensation which shall be the sup
< ana sastenance VI the laDcror. lApplauseI do not
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
THE SOUTH READY FOR RESUMPTION.
W. - .....

No addition to the volume of the currency
IN SILVER or greubacks VIII he country r-her
Tho -outn cOuprehcuds tlay broad dc Au EN- -aou 0l
"A nun r, muliOns paper in slV would stimulate
trade bur SOONER later the country must pa through
tl- long lane at the end Of which N specie pay uts
stable values and heatny trade Tie end OF tAat lane
well u.gu reached. Why return TO the quagmres we
bay. -ft when 10 eertdn that some years be- ct the
Tar s,td torsuf We have borne since 1873 would an
ar-rtvl.ed iorm bee more enduredi The South
ready for the Resumption Ac Du ~ that "ct s th"
Iay 1f l+ land and we cannot fall much lower than
have flfIeu tur south. the whole country has more
s4iu by going forward than hy gong OacA II specie
payments must come sooner later, say let them
lOue suOneri
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
BEN DE- HAA. Inn ----a. sERI0UsLY Ill.

ST. Louis, No, Aug. 5.-Ben De b.r pro-
prietor Of Bars opera House n this city. arrived
home Friday. suffering from piraytc stroke, which
attacked him "a New York abont week ago. HH phy-
,cau pronounces the very Serious If not hopeless
there being besides paralysis Of the limbs and part ~
the ho,y. "a -oftenng OF portions of the brain. Mr. De
mar BE- the oldest theatrical manager in TINS country, and
the Oldest actor in the world except Bedford Bucka-
hue Of London. He ls been on The stage f"Tty--lN
year. ana Dls takIu. OF would Doe source of sr-tl
r.t m his hoss OF friends and admin ers throughout the
r.uu
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
LIhL

BELKNAP-At westacd. y j.. Aug. g. 1871 Lynde Bel
Funeral services at his residence Monday Aug at
Train rom loot Of Liberty st; $50 returns at 7is
rntertent At Newburg. y. Y
Friends Invited without further notce
cRosBY-At Stanford conn, on sunday Aug o Elizabeth
En o "1'1 @ IT n. &as : s 40 p m from the house Of
her oo'ler sis jror T. Iioyt Carriages vii meet the
DEw1NG--,t stanford Conn, Aug ?, susan B., wife Of
hiram Desiug. ID the i9th year of her age. ,..,.-
ite fes1eace. on Taesaa,. Hag : II o'clock.
uONAKD-At PiltsIed Mass, SATURDAY August l. Eta
aFJ. 'ii Of broo4iyu, :. " Iged months and day.
JOsEPu-Atbs residence Grosyenor House London. Eng;
joseph ne nr Of Joseph lo. London England and
beloved Nihrr OF l. and j. H. Joseph .. '"' my
LL0YD-Or Friday. Jane rIoro aged g. years ,.,.
Baptist c6alca - .ui ave aae tleysatnst
NEXsEN.-On Friday, Aug. 8, Ias Nezsen' In the 9!st
er 4 from ne re.dcuce of John A. SeNsen 8st Grandaye,
Brook vn. Tuesday afternoon, az Aa4past ocio1A
NEwTON.-At Dedg0od. DAKOTA Territory Aug. D. lo'''
The ranains vii be- brought home ior interment
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
NTCH0r sON-Died the st inst. at Muburn, " J. sam
r ge , q. y sI y To- n the funeral At st. stephens
Church. Mibur At p d. Monday on % i.'. ,, Mn.
euiu. $40 D. N
oGpEN-on FRIDAY morning Aug ,. At villa Boscobel sh
Bridge Ne" IolA Az Oh 'it-lt 'se@''' "''~' D''''
Vs9sL i,i,'l i s p Cist Fonham on Monday Aug 8,
a. t.G5 D. NJ Carriages d meet $40 train tom Grand
ceutr.A Depot, a foroham station
ROBBINo--udd-ny. Augusta lsll at Blooming Groye
park Robbins, ia tie tJtl year
II hgr .-- -
late residence. 80 - Elm place. brookyn frlehds OF tae
family are respectfully invited o attend.
SELLEW-On Friday Aug Eliza Goldsmith, wife OF Iino-
INV >ele~. tAe 10Th year o her age.
Friends family invited to attend her funeral services
nom her late residence 81 last Fuucost, on Mon
aay Aug B. Al 10 a. 40.
SMITH Hanover II the afternoon OF Friday, tho
M mat Everett s. smith, in the 10th year 81 bic
.rpf, Pr. Tpr
YORK 4. l-4I.
6-l. with TIE deepest regret tnaf the COM
uausuf announces tuc death AGJut4ut thares
Nst ombie on triday 3 l,l7 2. Funeral CEREMONIES
yll e h.t a tie Arnor5 Reg meut Infantry. y.
g. = y " MOudty Aug. 6 a. 33O p. m s. Members ~
fh- CORDS " a-srubt 3d ArMuty al O'clock y nl OA
the iate mentioned b citizens clothes. bY orifr 0
It.ut IA NJ DlASs6 AdiI JAS. ". CUNGDON, Col.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
REPRESENTATIVE GooDE AND THE SPEAKER
SHIP

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 5.-The Hon. John
Goode, Representative in Congress from Virginia, pro-
nounces utterly untrue the statement which has rsr
Gently appeared several newspapers that he had been
writing letters Members OF Congress. asking them TO
vote for HIM Speaker He has written % no Member
the subject except In reply b friends Who have 70
Quested him 70 become a candidate.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
MORE TROUBLE ABOUT STANLEY MATTHEWS.

Senator Stanley Matthews Is accredited with
tSe r. ponsiDlnty FOR tue resolution ON the railroad
stcac- which appears in ne ONO stpubhcan platform
IL certainly possesses the cuaracer-tiCs Ol MS some
what crude 1nd dlfusIt. statemausIIp. No doubt d
National inquiry into the ltn0r question would e4-cit
valuable uf1imdtlon uut tIc government a-slup
ton o control all the railroads ls very br ad de-
clrU.u from ,tI-s. r .ch au assumption nighC uc
ft.'ed upon create quite as uuan mischief 40 tie
GtfIsr- themselves.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

have documents in my possession that fy vindleats ny
actions while they others OF the basest
tude treachery and fraud. and prove t1at nave 49,
the victim OF the most set OF deaibeas tnss
ever disgraced any community. II necessary TO lust
my course shall publish said document otncrwss =
shall remain silent. D. u NhAsA
K1shlnQton. d o.. AnR. 3 ls77.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
carr op s-vTyC- BAvK PROPERTY.

NrDDLUrowN, y. y, Aug. At the re-
c.yees sale ordered by the supreme Court mere 7"'
"a, the property known as the " 7nh'n'nf' anu 'o",
a.-asof land which the Bond street savings Bank bid
-, .... I'D, for,clos,ire vi mortga-f 40 $4,000,
" IN vrbi-b h.. since expended e@Uoo Io. rlaii3'
brought s,Jo.j John ". Bard rcsidehI ol 1l'u"'o
,,y-ti. was Tie purchaser.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
r,I,, =, Cgo-.E CHAMPIONSHIP.

MONTREAL. Aug. 5.-The dominion la
C-..e so.,,fion Yesterday awarded the Championship
m nm. sbamrocks OF Montreal ny vote Of thirty seven
10 thirteen The matter haG been under dspdie SINCE
earl, in the season when the Ioron.os refused 10 p"
tye Amrock- unless the latter dismissed one OF lheir
f..,n VINO had recently been relased from lmprlson-
r.rf
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
A YOUNG MAN srADBED N OLIVER sr

Two young men, named Edward Ford Of
No 70 Oliyer.t and WilIam Harmon OF No. 10 Oliver
st. auarrced last evening, and ford stabbed Harmon
several tmes m the head aud neck luhctng severe but
r,,, dane rolls wounds rno injured man was attended
by tbe Police Surgeon the OAK st. station, and Ford
was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
prBr AND DE.EETIOY

ELIZABETH, \. j., Aug. "a woman haiileo
Clv whose husband is locked mp for debt ieit three
,i,,r., i, tin. sl,erf's Office saturday morning. she
then started FOR tine steamer for France. Her nus
hau- dth wac for costs Doe an action "i Jrcinrni' 1Ae
mod tor seyern dave U gel lhe money, Dut IHIo"