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New-York tribune., 1877-07-23


p,rnvr>-A, Kingston. NY. on Friday morning. July
a6 i.iirn starr wiow o tae lat, olney y Ba lsia
ocock from her lac home on Aipih}-tN
pfpG funeral Of John B1 ss VII tlse place from
his late residence Munnye, EAST OfaEge y j. on "eD"
nrs lay 2ith July, AZ y. Nd.
Train leaves Blaclaf 81 a J.4V.
pURkdALTER-At Elizabeth, y. =, on Friday 2Oth inst-
S,rpnen so1 john h. and Mary A. BufAhai'eT aged
Fr@ns and relatives ia,iiel 70 attend his funeral
Madison av. norh Eizabeth, on Monday - INST a. ~
., oSo's ac foot = De.rosscsst tPennsyyana aroa
ii O'Clock Tor North LLzlDoth >tAiiln
ConVEIIFanrie O.. Corac. laughter Of Charles W. ana
p6ebe o. cornell "a the third year of her age -,
Fnn AZ m IL 6 residence. l2j Last l2Othst second lay
(llondIv) 1t l.3O b. Ia
PosTER-At izaDeh, ~, Friday. Jgly 20 2, ne resi-
InteFHanr yn,-r az Keene. y. II. 49, -,-,.-
july 10 .s77. Julia Longa only csIa oi ''or JOSEPH
neintyes ana friends OF tho family are respectfully myiei 10
attend the funeral the Residence 9i hf parents No %
satest Monday July 20 ~ II O'CLOCK A. u' It'rhsD'
at the convenience Vf the family.
IEWElI-At Mount Hope NY, on the l0tl MS, after
lingering incs- Abby DOrcinu-, wife oi ADrm = JeNel
Reiass And friends are invited attend the service at her
late enee NJ. 70 Jersey ave. Jersey Ciy oA Moday
23i. at ! p n
KTPP-suriay Irly g, JOSIAH F. I,iDp age -.
Funeral w ,iNe plGe Al the 'nsl 'as % ~, - y, "' Npp
Friends o family respectfully Invited q aeuo
LLoYD-suddcnly 80 r. 5sd.,. On sa,arlY eyosnr
July 4 Helen Chase beloved CHILD ~ 'aartst 2-@ Aieo
C. " Lloyd, agoa year. months and 4ly1
Funeral private
Morr-At Manhas.et 7th mo. 22a day, Mary J.. wife Of
Ffends 1s ant RELATIVES are respectfully nytea to attend
The funeral on third day 2ith lDs at FRIENDS Meens
carr a;s vii s. n wans G.aNceE Depot on aiya Of
iran, leaving Long Island City a. $40 a IN.
nelig 4 eaughtef of Cornelius g.. and Julia N Pol on.
Reanyes ana friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
the fuuerai Monday -s4 Hat AZ p m from hei lA1s
residence T. 32dst
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
COvuEhCIAL NOTES.


Ct Petersburg exchange in London mas Deen
,,sr durnc tue past two three weeks than at any
me dpring the Crnean war, with one exception On
1866. since
Imports of all manufactures OF wool ana Jute
,nm Ensllnd continue to fall of Imports OF cotton,
~ and silk goods. and chinaware, salt and raw WOOL
mcrease NJ
II Is stated in the commercial review OF MI
abden al tue City of Mexico that railroad projects are
ivue in Mexico. and American prof ojecs stand bet
,e chance OF success than ever before several new
,e ars are contemplated, AMI asked LOT p} pI''c'0'
- - resrons bic men. contracts will De granted
The new German four per cent loan Is to he
,,ed u uroush a syndicate Of German bankers, who take
o. ana place it the market at $3.50. The tota
ount 10 be raised is SI9450OOO subscriptions are TO
bTf on the lst Of July offers 20 take Ho2OoOOO Lao
Sircly 1e u received At the same time t9a ns oan %
is selling 40 discount OI per cent United 9l"ies oI
uer cent bonds command a small premium
Advocates of the reconciliation OF silver are
accustomed to point to the example Of France ana 10
assert that as result of the maintenance OF the double
anda-d in that country the price OF silver mas been
nt,in.d M or very near par, while IN London II mas
scount OF from 10 10 20 per cent Inis is not
true Tae LATEST mail reports nom Paris con. & o &
lowing: There is little business deng III gou anu III
YER but the latter metal Is demanded al 1o4 per cent
discount on the mint price,
Wagons make their way down to Arizona
from the states and supply the Arizonans Win gOoos
from ST. Louis cheaper than the people can On'alh theW
bv rail from the Pucinc coast lnlS pucuuucH"" Ho'N
u have taken the Cafornian> breath away The rem
ey they propose is 10 ask Congress TO sanction aholh'f
railroad through from the Pacific to Arizona, which NAV
intimately be extended 10 Fort Worth in Texas ln der
M gain inc benefits of through business 20 DleO
Rouff Com etiug southern Pacific RurUad Dl is 10 oe
introduced at Washington tins winter TO marry 'he ~
ou o con ssIueu and bear iresAts on tIe southern
Pacific
The London Economist, in discussing the tall
IN American Railway and other stocks at New York uses
The following language Nor can there be amy real ro
yva fon this wen-loundcd dist ust until at least tee
things are e cted within the United states. These three
things are first radical change III tie administration
OF the roads and companies In the sense OF clear and IRE
ouent acrouus ree discussion at the meetings, and tie
abolition Of autocratic presidents secoud, such thor
ourb amendment OF the law as will the holders oi
overdue coupons and bonds efectua grip O ie prop
erv TO tho exclusion OF floating AM casual creditors
third ,ucn legislation at Washington wlll relieve n
boudhodcrs and 0tlcr creditors Of American Raj way,
running through several states, from the necessity oi
carving ou proceedings each ~ these atea and from
finding a. they gcutrv do that. concerns tief rem
ei7 tn. of state i-, in fludaW iu pArchlaiA'
the reverse of the law in ~. tile other SAFES.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

In 1868 ne married Mrs. Davis. with whom ne hau
been In love in hrs youthful days. ana VINO nau pern
twice married before her union with Mr. Placiue sho
had received considerable property from both ner lOI-
mer husbands and Mr. and Mrs Placide went 10 ner eS
tafe at Toms River where they have lived ever since
Few associates " Thomas P.acide were III the Cly
when the news of his death came. Many OF them grown
old like himself spending their last DAYS IN country
homes Others have gone away for the summer Wiei
Mr. Pacde came to New-Yor lac rarely failed To Visit
John Itherands restaurant IN Liherys tn resort 0f
many persons belonging to his profession His last Visit
L. this place about five weeks when ne I'M iated
that N ns disease continued he would end all pam by
shooting himself Recently he sent 10 MI sutherland
fshing-rod which given Ia HIM by hs brothet VINO
received from Capt. Ogden OF the United states navy
Tneatcgoers of tue old school viii ead OF the ued VI
tins with ie Ing Of personal sorrow
II tom Paode not great artist IKE ms pr9lncI'
Henry Pacde. he in his way most u>rlui anu W.
satic performer He could play ANYTHING that was not
serious sufficiently well. but in the ecceuIIic PI
which give pquancy to light farces he was parucudff
sku lie mad In his blood that French viyacity when
those who frequent the theatre for amusement mo-
so engaging He was good deal o. "A stroller ana thiiy
or forty years ago well known IN al the prhclai
theatres OF the country. His brother Henry thOugh
Yorker with New York reputation; but Tom played
eyevwere from New-Oreans 10 Boston, ana %as eNety'
where fyOrite hut belonged 10 past gencldlion'
had almost forgotten DY the present Inc tA-
ouste finish, the panstaklnG hdehty, the accu-
rlcv of makeup, the uniacgng animal sprlts'
iou which marked the acting OF this veteran. are not
TOO fre0uenv be found IN the theatre OF inc present
dav He d q what not great many comic actors 10
lie made the audience laugh His D1DmtO, Win MT.
II1ctetf as his double, used fill the Old PARK Theatre
win mcrriment The few who remember nun IN ms
about the stage, Will hear Of mis- uniimey exit Win un
no
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

Gen. Garfeld's notion Of running "a political
canvass b., a straightforward declaration Oi pIncpie
an a li~ Ooen gut. is received with very general com
mpuf9fion. may NOT Doe SID ~ a, some O'aor ueil
o. . bu las ten proved successful when fairly tred
Hartford Post (HcpJ
II would be better If the House should retain
0iself "a ori.0u of tue uoNcr VntA 90 comic ODD ii
Speaker and which has rgeil grown with ti lr"a-cn
numn- Jf t,e body aud wit tie increased varl y
importance 0f the matters brought under it, cons derd
ton -. Providence journal lkei'l
Nor do We hazard anything in saving that
resolution eu uIsn- tie s,r1cu4cr Ut tAc lex olttt
Cover mrnt, in uh Carolina and Lou -lu to jIr lu-
sulec on,is under tue lead OF Hampton and Nchul s
Won nave been voted down il 4 pun lct4 ctucd~ u.
the n H. legislature by whOmsOeyer nuDduced-iCJn-
cord n. uitor .RcpJ
Our experience has demonstrated that the
tendency southern sentiment is toward d~urou iae
declarations Of pohic1 leaders show mat De southern
spirit is W. c % always Nc wOulJ iAc peui lc
see % w 4I the southern Leaders are Io k.u- TO FT
and warn time, wuul nave .hcm Dee discrtct as Wei
a. geuel5ls.-l Chicago Iate.- ocean ~ 3D.
As We expected, Colonel FOmcy lost his grip
on Cabn-i Ocers Lydrt- and Deyen- carly n tuer Pe Do
syltauld campaign, ana Don Came On ZOnDled tJeni,
luuched tu.u b1unteOusly and landed them safely
Washington late Thursday night. Fornty beat Cameron
in making speeches TO the multitude, but Cameron sendy
whispered ears OF the ate and Law Departments
the way from Lebanon and IL ,hug 90 the ti0nl
Capital 80 Tue world away - Philadelphia Times
Iull
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
OBITUARY..
THOMAS PLACIDE.

Thomas Placide, the last of a well-knOwn
family Of actors. committed suicide last Friday
grounds o. bis residence 10 Toms River, j. He had
been afflicted for long time with cancer ID the mouth
caused u is said by excessive smoking Hc had suffered
much pain before he learned the te nature Of the DIS
ease from person whom Dr. Cirnochan had ntrusted
it as a secret Remembering the terrible experiences of
his brother Harry Pacde who died years FROM
the sane disease, h. resolved 10 end his life. He dis
patched letter 10 a friend on Friday, IN which
he stated his intention 90 commit suicide, "having been
driven " the deed Oy the most ag0nzng fortunes mat
man ever sufercd-bcyond human endurance About
Ococs the afternoon ne bade goodbye % r Potter
friend who a visit 10 the house. and 10 his ser
want, stating thai he would return ia little while Mr
Potter and the servant The only persons the
house. Mrs Placide having gone TO SeH-York. Mr. Pd-
eae then went directly the carrag house, pulled
cloak over his face and with duelingpis0. shot him
sell through the temple the ball passing 10 ar
oOAquc direction back % the eft eye ma dgng under
the skin the eft side the head. Mr Po-ter. who hac
thought bis actions strange, hearing the piso shot went
70 The carage-house and found dr Pacide lying on bis
back, Sill breathing nseusble He died IL al hour
and half
Tie Of Nr Placidc's death attracted compare
lively little attention inasmuch he was only slightly
Known 70 the theatresoers OF the present day Hs
boru Id Charleston s C in lsOs. HE father, Alexand
Placde, ana his brother Henry, were actors. His
rs sisters, Mrs Mann aud Mrs william Rufus Blake,
were actresses The father manager Of the Rich
mond Tuea,Fe when It destroyed by fire tn 1911.
Ton" Plaeide first appeared on the stage OF
Tie ola ParE Theatre IN 1928, and remained there
Almost continuously until the building was burned
A0out the year 1913 he left this City and travelled
through the South. For four years and unlI II was
Ouined down. be managed in New orleans what was
Known P.acide's Varieties. Dur the year 1879 he
pAyfd engagement at wallack's Theatre, then Al
broadway and BroO nest. and in 1852 assisted the
"ailaekDayenport Combination" Afterward he play ed
one engagements different parts OF the country but
NC s not appeared upon the stage Tor the last ten years
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

IT Il BEARD FROM TN MILLS Fhoh hIIsbVh''
ropTtFtFD on A HILL-rHE KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
PrrrsBrRG. Penn, July 22.-The Phllade-
nina military are encamp'd oB MI aone Chremoht" On
TIE North ie Of the Allegheny River ana about Ten mics
above the CITY. They are wen fortified ana are
m poston 10 defend themselves should occasion re-
qure H. or the Philaisphil military The i'o'-As Arc
the killed and woundci, so Gar n known:
KILLED.
WIN Gurs Corporal. com any r
ALExANDER MIL. r. Company H.
: 81 HE-s, Com any X.
CEonGE STEVENSON. Compant h.
JosEPH HESNEs>Y, Company J. , -.
All m. a.ove-uam-i belonged to tic o.l i.r pa, NJ
Wu GOrrsr CHALK. salnon-krepcr, THIRTY -.i "n" b"N
l.r.ss. killed while standing IN Dis eei,1f.i9nr
.T,crg Dg knpATr. engineer ON he Pan hihhl' iv"a.
JoH> LoSG brakeman the Penn'l y1na road ~
~, 'ptrs 1tls F,.c,lEE No lOi3 Penn.,lyania-are.
IAcnH Erw,irIsrfR. priyrtc. Company A. l''h k'gl-
m.ni Ifyed at Etn0; siot hy J.. 4iicip-a L'Dp'.
SAMUEL Lose, laborcr' sin-'e' h'ed lH
.rouSxT Rnr. IL years eli - ~ o,o r..,..
WV. H. RAY, 10 years Old f's''ed NJ ''' i'''-''''
One ,aa5 vas killed whose nama Is not known.
WOUNDED.
GAIT McKvrGHr. in head. slightly ,-......,.,, ,,,.
IrFrT NASH fatally o. f. thought now ylng ~ the Oh'
CO.. get xvi di,nr,e~ I@t Regiment. missing.
SFgGr F. WILLIAMS CO. F.. 2t kegim nt ml,-inE
JnIS r ,YI0R co. j. ~ Rcgmeut sh0t 10 the a4ln'
W. RElIL CO F.. shot IN fne shoulder
FV CALDWELL .ior sergeant, IN arm.
SAMUEL FUR~T, 800 h p.
Al WAGNER 6rh H. b.giment, missing .-.,
p ,rRfcK CpsNsR nachini,t, resi- crce, ntsr
DFNSls Carry f0-mcry janitOr at Emerald Hail. ies'-
denco Diamonds.
IortS r LoNG boy residonce, i7S LibcriysL
BES.Y BrCHANAN. Vwclyc years old, residence 'hluh
cy-si.. Mnrrsyille. H.. 49,
4 child 1ns year old, shot In the arms or lis mother'
o tn htl above 1w cnly-tltr-s'.
sAurEf JAuls0N. ullstrrr, rtythird an. butlerts'
Sr,uOI - -FoTPLE. barber residence Sntinah-sI DC
tive n Twenty i-hta ani Twenty .ihth,is. -
KERR brl,emar IN FoIo Wayne Road, residence lrWin
aveA leghcuy
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

-, - ,,r at least "a the mechanical fpart
ZOOS. by the hands OF the female PRISONERS ~ 'H0
worEinr Gaol some Of whom have SHOWN ere"' 'io'oi
70 Mace the tessern upon the patterns
nus -, ,Dte~est in the work The table, though
not remarkable for ornamentanon Is OF exoei'cn' c
-, work having spiral columns at the angles ana
,ael. with low dossdls OF simple character. haVng
r.snbjtuce 70 a rered0s, being scarcely seen aS"No
ne ton of the slab. The crypt, or underc urc, VI 80
,r al Rome only extends partly oeiOW IAe cnoI ai,a @
anne 81 Pau's crypt being only nine leet uel"~
.rnund H. well lit, and there are many Vcdu,llp ,
e,cs n, %, seen under the massive EIoll le frVuo' a.
ialN ~ Wv 49, ~ NsIsn ana Sepuchra recesses halI-id-
Win t'V ,,.r rb+ hos a very solemn and imposing
cf (which n much hiEhtened % the p'c'"AeS4"e
S,snfv of tue tesseated pavement
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
* 7 RA.
RECKLESS OUTBREAK At READING.
SPLENDID BRIDGE BURNED, TRACKS TORN Up
TRAINS DESTROYED.
4:30 a. nl.

TRAINS DESTROYED.
READING, Penn, July 23-2:15 A. NJ
The existing railroad troubles, which have ere
ated intense excitement In this city, enlminaiea
In serious outbreak tonight Shortly Aft"r
10 O'Clock. upon the arrival OF the 'ast
passenger train from Philadelphia about loo men iol
lowed after the from seventh and Penn streets 70
the new passenger depot The night trains were pre-
vented from leaving the depot, and several hun re per
sons began obstctng the tracks Of the Lebanon valley
Railroad leading to Harrisburg. Two caboosos
were set fire. and alarm Of fire having been struck
the Fire Department responded Tae hrcmen however.
were prevented by the crowd from eKtinguishns the
flames.
Attention having b. directed 10 the burning ears, tho
work OF destruction al other points along tue r1ad tear
ing up tracks. turning switches. and burning
freight ears. train oi freight cars ON the main track
at tire second street crossing set on bre ana hFo
cars were totally consumed
The Lebanon Valley Railroad bridge, magniheent
structure across the Schuykl which cost SiJ0ooo Ras
fired nc the Western end shortly before midnight ard
totally destroyed AT 1888 all the spans had
fallen the into river. The object j. destroying
the bridge Is believed 10 have been to prevent the pes
sage Of troops through This city 20 Harrisburg and other
points Pcnnsy lyania Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
DRAN4TiC NO1LS.

"Poor Jo," with Miss Mary Cary in the
tile role is to be played tonight at the Union square
Theatre.
"Ah SIN" a play by Bret Harte and Mark
Twain viii be prntu-ed next week at the Fnh Avenu.
Tleatre Charles Parsloe VIII wear tie pig all.
Miss Anna Boyle is to begin weeks en-
gaccment 10 Booths Theatre week from tonight SIZE
Is ureen years Old. and she 10 play Jit'ct Snc is
certainly young enough toI the part.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
STRIKE on THE LAKE SHORE.
ALL FREIGHT TRAFFIC USPENDED-AccuhULAllo
OF CARS AND I'VE STOCK.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July %. - The strike
on the Lake Shore Railroad az this
point was begun to-day az two o'clock
y. m. AZ the Companys Yards in Collugwood' six
miles east Il this city The hrcmen and brakemen ett
er trains and the engineers refused to run Win green
men All freisht traffic is suspended, but passenger
and mai trains proceed a. usual
About 200 ears Of live stock and 700 cars OF freight
are At Conwood and temporary stock yards have been
started there. and the stock unoaded The siriAe
proper is between this city aud Bni'''o
West of this point the men are quiet
Freight cannot be taken care Of II II all comes to tbis
point
The Cleveland Rolling MI Company are preparlnR 10
shut down aud viii do p rmancnily m day ~ Two
otber ar,e n,anufacruring concerns viii DE Obliged 10
close for want OF coal aud means of Transporting
products by rail.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

Said Main-st. man 10 a German friend, who
was complaining Of not having anything to do. Way
don't yuu form class aud teach German Your freud
-,hmllt mas a night e and he manages to make few
duIl.s In that way." "Yatl dot leete schmidt vut
wrife. at DE GorihOusei" Yes, tie same" Ivy, h
do D can snneak dot In siish n &c like Ven he
ay mooie lie siy u OOo: he done say moOe like
4 when he say blay he say bay he don't say blay
hKe me."-l MeuIp his AvalGnche.
Literary young man at party: " Miss Jones.
have YOU seen CraDOcs IaesH Young lady, scOrnful-
ly 81 not that crabs had tails" Literary
Young man, covered with confusion: Z" beg your par-
don, mlam should have said, read CrabDe's Tales a.
Y ung lady angrly -scOruful And | was not aware
hat red crabs had tails, either" Exit young man-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
AsToUNDINGLY sANGUINE.

The approach OF the Fall campaign III New
YOr. finds The mOcratc party IT, uuuiis ahaby by
the ears tnan In he mu puc.y and Obstnlcy oi
Is f4cOus. the Democracy in ONO cannot compare with
IT, tn 'rc ale eu and auti- ldel men. Kelly and anti
Kelly men. SuOrtualr ana swallow tall, Ianuauy, Hay
lott Cleesepress all engaged III the pie sug Occur
ton cutung eacn others tnrOIts. Uuess t1cse Je
matters can be rccunciled. ana s,mc capable pc
found IN 1den'~ absence, 20 take charge The
uinury frauds reaY tear tnat the Democracy of
Ituutr,. Stale are doomed to defeat
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
No TROUBLE YET on TIE N. Y. CENTRAL.

NO TROUBLE YET On THE ~. \. CENTRAL
Tins far there has been no trouble on the
New-York Central and Hudson River or Harlem Ran
ro,ds and superinendent Toucey OF the former road
tated 10 TRIBUNE reporter yesterday hat thrre was no
immediate prospect Of the strike extending to his ne'
r A. lr "A he could learn the employees wer' conIcnted
,,, willing 10 work under the reduction made July l.
In couyer ton with several Of the empo'e' the re-
orter discovered strong undef-current OF sympathy
for the strikers. said OF the EN- pioyes We Sndi
nrbibly have NJ strike on the Ne~-fork central a'
least at this end not because are satisfied Win our
present pay. but prefer e. walt ana see Ho" 'io
striker, on the other roads make OUT
Tin. reduction Of ten per July applied to all
empoy 80 except those pay would De redueeu Dy
IL to les, than cents hour dollar day OF s'V
MONTH The en- gneers feel the cutting down hote 'i
any other class of employees, ami 1t s understood 'ha'
tnry will petition Mr Vanderbilt tody Tor restortou
of the Old rste said one this class: " MI Wander
ht ia fair man and believe he viii aecede o our re-
quest and not prepared to say thaI We S"''ii '
II hc does not"
There is a general impression among train-mrn tnat
with the beginning OF the week the strike VIII speau
like contagon and that IL viii reach All the nam AheS
East West ani South. That tho strikers nave tn'iI
agents aud emssaries here is no longer doubted anu
is no secret that efforts being made to secure SUD
scfiptlous from the railroad employees 10 MAINTAIN ue
tFer in their open resistance 10 the militia and police
The New-York CenuAl wofkmen declined To contribute
only on the ground that their reduced pay was O"e'
sunicient 10 MAINTAIN themselves anu idihiher O"o
~, these eept, EXPRESSED pointment At the result Of
bs mission here ~ financial point of view and mas re-
tiue u Baltimore. The resnit o Tue STRIFE on the IRE
sd l bc~n to Increase largely the traffic on tne New
YORK tutrl and the rolling sto ls t4Acu 20 lS utuoS
captclty 10 move the vast amount Oh iIeight WIlch
v5tfs trau-portItOu the West and south ne man
ayr-s while cXpressIng confidence OF thelr ahliy 10
avoid srrkc ia road aud lis cOune lhs ines are
AT Ihe sane time ful prepared should tue emergency
ariss They declare that tDr tcdUclo o July VIII nor
be varied rom aud shOu.d thrr enpoye, qut work. IL
, ouy r-ulf IN their bring forever denarred nom OBJ
tanning employment the road Tie strike has hot yet
rrarI.d the Lake shore and Michigan 5Juthrrn, anh
TneIo Wabash and Western Railroads which, from the
urincipa Chicago ana St Lous connections oil the NrW
York central that there IL uninterrupted IeShl anu
pass. niger traffic by these rOutrs.
An igineer the New York Central stated yester-
day tna nsu actioDs had been received from the Com
ntee Of safety OF the Brotherhood IN regard TO their
attitude toward the strike, which ne Thought wOnli
not reach the New York Central He al ed We could
srneel To accomplish favorable result now that We
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
HoRNELLsvILLE IN FLAMES.

TIE TOWN REPORTED To BE oS FiRE-rELEGRtPH
wfRts CUr.
BUFFALO, y. Y, July 22.-A special dis
patch TO Burns miles Of Homelsyilc. says there
Is evidence of large confagraiion al Horuesyc Tns
wires are down. evidently cut by the rioters and no
kilograms have been received from that point since
II:3O D. IA.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

have 10 fight the State and National troops rumor
in circulation last night but not traced TO any posi-
course that trades unions had sent word
to the strikers % stnd rn and draw on their treasures
for financial support Trains departel and arrived on
regular time yesterday the New York Central, and
II there any intention tO strike Is 50 safulIy con-
cealed as TO give no present note OF warning.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

A good man leaveth an inheritance to hls
chi a EMS children ana the wealth " the sinner j. lala
M for the lust" The first part OF his scripture verH
was printed on the backs OF all policies IN the universal
life Iusurance C0mpaAy. And now pUcy-hoiders are
waiting for the application Of the last clause Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

T.I.uNE OFFICE July %, a. m.-Both IN the upper
lsaturlays and III The lower diagram Of air-pressure
cosat rise is recorded ii for the first time In many
DAYS the mercury has gone above 30 inches The TEN
perafure has, however. changed very htte' ana th'
amount OF moisture in the ar IS large.
r n this city and vicinity, generally far weather l.
DIT for days, Tomorrow being hkey TO DO hc
warmer OF the two
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
THE SOLID IEUlH ABoUT BOTH.

ITUV III.co.
The biggest liar out of jail and the biggest
thief IN id!-Dryant and Tweed" have tOOk' as the
last would say q" 10 writing for the papers