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any complaint and Judge Kflbreth fined the woman
who used the knife So and released the other'
RROOKIYN.

any complaint, and Judge Knpreth fined the woman
who used the knife $40, and released the other'
BROOKLYN.
Barney NJ. Allen, age seventy-two, OF NO.
29l sxth-st Brooklyn, E. d. overcome by the neat
in Grand-st near 5th-st, Saturday afternoon.
On July IL the German Turner societies OIL
Long Island will celebrate the Tooth anniversary Of the
birthday Of Father John the founder of the Turner or
ganiZation.
The BROOKLYN section of the Soclallstc
party resolved last night create fund for the e1-
penses Of their pary election to the German Eeiehsas
on July So
Charles Kinkel, four years of age, fell from
window in the fourth story Of his parents residence
No ga Pacife-st yesterday and sustained fracture
OF the skull. which win prove fatal
Mr.. Beecher announced yesterday that Ply
mouth Church would closed after next Sunday uhtl
further notice. Meantime it will be thoroughly rem
ovated, and will receive paint new cushions ana
new carpets
Mary Seip, age fifteen, yesterday caused the
arrest of Henry sigmeyer. age sxty-dve, Of No 6o9
Flusbug-ave on the charge OF committing brutal as
saut upon her while she was servant in his family
sgmeyer was locked up the Thirteenth Precinct sta
ton House.
Matthew HempwOrth, of No. 644 Gates-ave.,
on Saturday night caused the arrest OF Rose Crowley
washerwoman on the suspicion that she had stolen
$754 which he had left in closet in his apartments
The money was subsequently touhd Dehinu " Dui'""'
where his wife had concealed IT,
An English sailor Edward Redwood, age
twenty three deserted American whaer in Panama.
about month ago. He made his way 10 AspinWal'
whence he worked his passage TO NewYork In Brltsh
steamer arriving last Friday. Saturday night he pre-
sened himse at the Van Brunt Street StatlOnhOuse IN
q sick and destitute condition. lie was Sent W tho
Long Island College Hospital
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
ACCIDENT TO A DRY DOCK.

Nearly thirty wOrkmen, under the charge Of
Engineer Emery, at work Saturday afternoon in
completing the repairs in the large dry docks in the
Erie Basin Red Hook There are two of these docks,
each being 40 feet long While at work in OF the
docks on Saturday, Mr. Emery noticed that the water
was bubbng under the pontoOn gate which closes the
dock when it is pumped dry. Apprehendng that an
accident was imminent, he ordered the worimen to
leave the dock They had barely done when the gate
was forced in by the pressure OF the water outside and
great volume Of water and quantity OF lumber rushed
I'm with great force. No one was injured, however.
The damage could he ascertaned yesterday, per-
CONS conpected with the dry dock company refused 10
give any Information. Several engineers visited the
dock yesterday to estimate the injury caused by tue
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

scbr Potomac odsI Of and "a days from Johns D,
with lumber 10 order vessel 20 A 4 Beney;
scir Herald POland ROcklaBd, with granite to Havf
schT PEARL GOldthwaie sseO with heading to wsyden
schr Philanthropist Haynes Bangor with lumber 70
Schuyler.
schr wilder French, Bangor with lumber to John
sehr clara Fletcher Cof Casne Sergeant Fort SPAN "a
days via Hampton Roads with moasses 10 VIM Neson i
schr Yosemite tOi Damarscots Chase Mayaguez is days
via Delaware Breakwate with oasses 70 Cans Bros weasel
se6r De Hart (oi BOothbAy) Ferahap BaraeOa days,
schr sea6ury tof Bangorl Trim. MatanEas IA daya
with sugar to order; vessel 70 II Smith Co
win pneappes and pass 10 William Douglass vesee 70 BJ
tlodlde Hayl Rudolf POrtau Prince ~ days. with
logwood honey etc 70 II Murray, jr
schr Convoy French spruce Head with granite to Bridge
WIND. sgnset-As sandy Hook, light 5 W. haIy AZ
city Island light Tj TdjRhFGN ehfyi PORTS
LivERPooI, July 6--Arr str bohemian from Boston.
ogEESsTowN July sAEr sir & Ad5is,le tr9m NewYOk.
BRisIot Jnly 6esailed y. st s9mersSt tSr Sew'Yors
Art str canada. from New.York.
ASTwERr July 6-Arr August Andre dBeig from New
York
FATHER POINT July 6-Passcd here str Sandman from
Am inward. str Canadian, from Glasgow.
oNnoS July O. sailed 18Th ut Aacenzione; "a mat Fsa
Morton Kioo 4th Guerrars Duaus san Psoe AlhaIB-
9th inst Nellie Crosby fo New York Importer Capt suer.
land, for Neworieans Harsnd or philadelphia, Cen
inst Crusader Capt Durkee senator Weber the latter
Xrr S7fh MD Adolph LAcour Adde sleeper 2sh nit Tan
Hegren; Michael Ash inst Do0lea capt Abri Colorado
Willie McIaren, Echo. George Harlbnt 5th Inst Elhri
Passe Psrtout North American Windsor Arctnrls Capt
Bent; Fortunate Padre Lueo Robert Godfrey Alaska Capt
ernstefn Bjornsen JernbyTd the latter on Baohyhsad
6th inst Ajace Alexandra, Capt Morgngern Atlas csps
Morioichi Egile Marie Florida CSps hein h0'ainG kon-
kOTdn. Eaul IhOrman, Sr thafich Naplfts
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08


The prettiest athletic meeting which has
been held this that Of the Short Hills Ata-
letic Club, which took place Saturday. The track Is
charmngly situated out in the country surrounded on
three sides by woods the fourth II gives an ex
celent view OF Orange Mountain. The day was COOL
and attendance good, there being an unusually
large percentage of ladies' and the management OF the
games was excellent.
The first event was the 100yards run thandicap IL
in four first trial heats, having about twenty
entries aud in two second trials, with final The hnal
was won bv H. Inman in 1895 see. There was hall
mile run (haudcap). which was won by G. Dek0nge tlo
yardsl stewart, Of Princeton was scratch Ildn'
He fine race, but showed lack OF Judgnen,'
he made sharp burst Of speed around the upeI tud
a gait which he unable TO hold; then ne slackSneu
speed down the backstrctch, went ahead on the
ran second place the bac-Stretch second apl ana
took the lead at the lower turn. But - INC hOebuScu
pucky effort to head him. he was too much eXauseu 'o
rally and DE ROnge won by about two yards. III,
The Oue-mle walk won by Barnes (h. n C'l' VIII
C. Noel second.
event Of the day the 100 yards special Three
men started J. LafOD, Wilmer and Rene La MOntagle
IL the first time Wilmer and La MOntaGne han cono
together and there great interest felt III the race
/. was won in about 10 seconds by about elGht
cen inches by Wilmer La Montagne, seconu
was all the more remarkable because the track
rather SOFT and not well adapted Tor last ule hs
unquestiOnaby places Wilmer hfst OF AlneIIctn
amateur runners. There is runner on the track WHO
has a worse style, but his speed Is marvellous lie
showed the other day how fast be was IN his extlaQr
dnary quarter-me race with EDWARD MeiIlu, aV We
NcwYOrk Amateur Club meeting and his victory over la
Montague another proof OF his power There was o
a club handicap, 220 yards, which was won by A. Noel
r, and 440 yards handicap, beautlfuy won Dy Efnes
La MOutaane {" scratch mani in 53 sec. There Was
tug of war; which easily won by u team from the
New-YOrk Athletic Club, made up on the ground
McEwen on. A. C.l walked three miles against time in
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
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3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne WS.
COMING TO TERMS.

COMING TO TERMS.
THE BATUN QUESTION VIRTUALLY SETTLED THE
TREATY 10 BE SIGNED SATURDAY NEXT.
LoSDoS, Monday July g, 1878.
Various special correspondents confirm the
report that the Bat1m question is virtually settled
Prince orsehakof declared the opening Saturdays
sitting that the Car, proof OF his desire
TO satisfy legitimate interests, had resolved to mako
Batum free port. Lord BeacOnsfeld announced That
England could not be satisfied with the Cars reas
suring resolve.
Lord Salisbury warmly advocated the cl1ims OF tue
Lazes to be protected from annexation Private nego
tations are now proceeding this subject Russia OBJ
iectng To having this warlke independent people nthe
Immediate neighborhood Of her new possessions
There arc also some slight difficulties in regard 70 the
dismantcmcnt Of fortihcatlons the Russians claiming
that some OF them are natural features OF the ground
A Times dispatch from Berlin states that the treaty
will he signed on Saturday next. IA
Jbe Posts dispatch from Berlin says the Russians csi
mate their total war expenditure at 0SSOOOOOO rOuDcs
Ihe Times says that the results OF the Congress, II nO
perfect, such as To causc satisfaction.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
IN NEWARK. n. J.

A fire broke out IN the rear building or
Reynolds Il Zahn's syerplaitng establishment, NO %
Mecbonc-st newark about u. Ill., yesterday, destroy
ing the stock aud burning out the second ana tbT9
stories The loss is about 500, and is nearly covered
by insurance ,.-,
Assistant Engineer Garrison fell through hatehway
and was seriously injured about the lower portion Oh ne
body -, -.
Fire broke out about 10 p Yesterday in the base
ment OF the fourstOry brick building at NOS 26S, ZlV
and 272 Market-s Newark owned by ElwOod E. IhOrhe'
OF New-YOrk and occupied by W. ]. Dudley boot manu-
facturer, T. H. Devoursney, dealer m
goods and G. Hoods liquor-deaer The flames aseended
the elevator and burned the third aud fourth nOOr
Nos 263 and go. Dudeys loss $4,000 by hre ana
The loss on the building is about $4,000 All losses are
covered by insurance The fire believed to be OF In
Cendiary origin,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL-By SbdtashiD Cdg Of Bsriin.-B. c.
Alterbury r. T. Ashwel II. W. Burt r. A. Chesebrough and
son, Coote, Joaquin CuITas r. Di9kespie Alexander
DOugan Mrs DOugan Miss Pauline W. Elsner F. p Fowler,
W r. FRAY samuel NJ Fulton. John Grimsha~. General VIII
liam Harvey N. Hasko. David z. Ives Daniel
Kirk, William Leigh. n. Lndhelm, John Matter,
he REV. NJ Mearher, lnichamp James MqThead, Miss
Linda Nosh George NicO r. A. Peters Miss Phelan George
l. PreI ss James Farrell the Rev. I. J. Dalton. Miss
Farrell Miss Kate Dalton, Womb joaquin Payset
David Rae, Col w. II. Reynolds Dr. J. W. Robertson,
John a. Robertson Mrs Robertson. August Rouz'
aud, ". Burton Rogers Mrs. Rogers the Rev. j.
n. C. sawyer, Madam Anna b. Schultz, Martin
schultz T.. l.. Shipman, Miss Smith. Miss A. ]. smith,
W. r. storey the Rev SosOe John 1erney j. A. Tlge
f. Trout Mrs 'front.' A. s. Won Sten6en, M. ward Miss
Genevieyo Ward and maid f. W. wether j. W. Wilson,
MIR. Wilson and child y. WilkinsOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
UUyTER's SENTENCE DEFERRED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Prosecutor Of the
Pleas Jenkins, OF Camden, states that he will not make
motion tomorrow for the sentence OF Hunter for the
murder OF John NJ. Armstrong. He said the case
wond not be brought into Court until November,
when the next session OF the Court Of Errors and
Anneals will he held at Trenton. Colonel ScOvel or
counsel for the defence claims 10 have female
wlness who says she Hunter at Broad
and Oxfurd-sts. at o'clock the night Of
the murder Prosecutor jenkins places no importance
on this story and says IL talked If by the defense
to whether not they should put her on the stand dur
up the trial,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
onANGEMEN NOT TO PARADE THIS YEAR.

The 0rangemen of this city will make no
attempt TO parade next Friday but will have
sion 10 Mount Pleasant Grove, near Hastings ON tic
Hudson In regard 10 the proposed Orange procession
IN Montreal it is said that the oragemen here sympa-
thze with their Canadian brethren After the disturb
ance there last year. they say Orangenen ought TO in
sist on parade and protection They gained that point
IN New York and their rights were acknOwl
edged publicly they they have wish to create dis
order lcessarIly, and are willing 20 yield their an
nual parade for the sake OF peace aud good feeling.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
MIR. RRYANT,s HALL IN RosLYN.

There has been a report that the hall
built by Mr. Bryant in Roslyn presented TO the vii
lage by him 1t was retained private property and
char was made for its use. IL supposed that Mr.
BRYANT would make the village present OF 1t, but his
viii made no provision for doiDgsO. IL is now known,
however that he intended convey IL 70 the village,
and that lust previous 10 his Illness be had selected two
0T three gentlemen as trustees uto whose bands II
TO have been gwen, but his sudden ueatn prevented the
carrvinR ont OF the design.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
srIcInE ANn a sTRANGE DREAM.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, July THE cOrOner's
Jury In the case OF Policeman John Williamson, who
sho himself on the night OF June 30 10 avoid arrest
for arson, and found In dying condition in rye
field twelve hours afterwards has rendered verdict Of
suicide His wife testified 10 dreaming on the night Of
her husbands suicide that some told her her little
child was dead and that she found him nearly dead In
the field. She was awakened by sound as OF the
breaking OF fencerail, and found in the clubhouse
pool OF blood which led 10 the discovery Of her husband
diving in field Just she had dreamed having found
the child. Another witness testified TO hearing some
one i'm the field singing 8 The Sweet Bye and Bye"
which was lust after williamson had shot himself
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
DIR. CARVER'S SKILL WITH THE RIFLE.

Dr. CaTver's three days exhibition OF his
skill in shooting concluded Saturday at Deerfoot
Park. During the day he broke nnetynine out of 100
glass basa feat before performed even by him.
Then with Winchester rife he proceeded to cut holes
through dimes, Dckels, two and threecent pieces
His skill ELECTED much admiration from the large num-
spectators present, and he shot Objects
such lcadpencils, potatoes, latc-keys' pieces OF
brick etc. for the amusement OF the crowd. In A
minutes and IA seconds out Of 119 balls 100 were
shattered A potato thrown IN the air and five
shots fred before u struck the ground The last
shot broke in Fragments
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
CoLUMBIAs STUDENTS JUBILANT.

CONGRATULATIONS OVER THE VICTORY AT HENLEY.
All was brightly, beautifully blue on the Har-
lem River in the neighborhoOd Of the Columbia College
boathouse, at One Saturday
Steamers plying up and down displayed the college
coOrs and Motifs iron foundry was brilliant with hunt
ing The lighthouses OF the Harlems, the New-York
Rowing CLUB, and tho Nautilus, Gramercy, Dauntess
and Nassau boat clubs, displayed the white and blue
with the National eolOrs. The Columbia club house
itself was festoOned with the oOlors, and from every
available point few the stars and stripes. number OF
the club men, including Captain Cornell, were
practising on the river until we'll toward
hight and seemed TO pull with an added
vigor as conscious that now Coumbas men had rea,
6On to feel some pride large party OF iadles ana
gentlemen In steam launch, IN passing the cub house
waved their handkerchieis aud cheered heartily Win
Ibe college cry, " Columbia" .
In the afternoon cable message was receive by the
executive committee stating that the would start
for home August l. but II is thought all viii not come
fben The club cOntemplates giving regatta IN the
crews honor time this week. festival had been
arranged for Monday. at the college grounds and the
Rosters IN the college coOre, were all printed but an
ptu celebration took place after the DelmOnieo
meetipg Friday night The students marched TO the
college grounds In body. 200 strong sang cheereo the
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
AFFAIRS on TIE BOsPHoRUs.
TURKISH PRISONERS TO BE RELEASED.

CoSsrANTISoPLE. July 7, 1873.
The British Channel squadron has appeared
of Cyprus This has revived the rumor concerning the
purchase OF the island by England Minister Layard is
reticeut on the subject The Porte however. declares
that no contract regard to the island has been con-
cluded.
Russia and Turkey have arrived at an understanding
Ia regard the return OF the Turkish prisoners OF war
and several have been dispatched 10 bring
them 10 ConstantinOple.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
IN BROOKLYN.

A fire occurred Saturday night in the two
story frame building at No 331 Grand-st, Brooklyn.
owned by Francis Dubois and occupied by samuet
Brown as a clothing store. The damage to the STOCK
go COO insured for $4,000 The hre was causeu W
the explosion OF q Kerosene lamp A., ,,,s
Early Saturday morning fire occurred IN the Onila a.
ing at Nos 24 and 26 Water-st., BrOOklyn' Whcn -
owned by the East River Bridge Company anu occusu
by j. L. Mitchell as iron foundry The cause OF tne
Irc cond not be ascertained. The damage was ABOUT
$500 the greater part Of which falls on the Bridge
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

OLD LADY" How warm this room is J Do
open the door" Daughter-"NO, ma. the room is not
tao warm the thermometer stands at 20. IL would be
befter 10 take of your shawl" Old Lady, shall
not take OF ny shawl know when the room 10 too
Tsrm Daughter But ma, the thermometer stands
AZ 70~ old LADY" Well then, I'd put the thing out
and 70 By my feelings"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
IN THIS CITY.

A fire broke out yesterday morning on the
second floor of No % TbompsOn-st The house Is inhaD
tied by number of families whose furniture was dam
AGED 10 be extent OF about $3.50 The damage 10 the
building is estimated at $500, covered by insurance
barn belonging TO George N Petrie, on ps Spyssen s
Dnvyel Hill was DESTROYED by fire yesterday. Inc nre
extended Joseph Sergeants barn. when was asv %
stroyed Perie estimates his loss at nsreu io
81 500 Sergeant's is 5000, insured for Sl,OOO -. .
fire brcke out at O'clock Saturday morning IN t tno
clothing establishment OF Morris Silver at NO oO heste
ST. causing damage 20 the extent OF go SILVER mas
been arrested suspicion OF setting fire to the place.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
ARREST OF A FoRGER.

Detectives Ferris and Dunn brought last
night August Litel TO the Central Office, where he
was locked uD TO- await examination in court this
morning. Littell Is old offender, whom the police
have been looking for year aud more On January 29
ast year he forged the signature OF Charles Miller, Of
Twenty-eghth-st. and Thrdave., TO check for S45,
drawn on the Butchers and DrOvers Bank He escaped
10 BALTIMORE and has not ventured to this city until
HesterdaY when he fell into the hands OF the police
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
TOO MANY TRAMPs IN IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, July I'm cOnse-
auence Of notification received by Governor
Gear TO the effect that tramps infestlng
Marshaltown and other points In the State, and have
taken possession OF railroad trains In cases. tho
Governor has issued proclamation urging the Mayors
aud sner 10 prompt aud digent iD preserving the
peace and calling attention TO that portion OF the Re-
vised statutes authorizing them 20 call out the militia
other citizens when deemed eXpedent.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.

Major General Shaler and staff went to
Creedmoor on Saturday, and reviewed the sth Reg
ment in its camp. They received by general d. d.
willie and with salute Of thirteen guns. delegation
of forty members OF the Veteran Assocaonand several
hundred ladies and gentlemen from the city also
visited the camp which broken up last
night the returning home Twenty-Five OF
the members qualified in the second class OF marks
men by their made Saturday, and thrtythree
won marksman's" badges. A gold badge, presented
by Colonel Scott, was by Corporal r. j. Sullivan OF
Company F, on a score of ~ in a possible 100.
L. W. Price the diamond" badge, OF the 7th
Regiment Rifle Club, with 5S in possible 20.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

CONSTITUTIONAL, hereditary, contracted
~ and chronic diseases mental physical aud de-
bv which have resisted the treatment Of less experienced
physicans are permanently restored BY Dr. HEATH Mang
nbvsicaus are among his patients Oce TOT business men
No POI Broadway NewIOrk and AZ his residence evenings
and forenOOns
I IVER COMPLAINTS and DISEASES Of the
II KIDNEYS radically cured By WINCHhsTEhS HYPO-
PdoSPHITB Of MANGANEsE Inyalds are advised %
give this unequaled preparation trial. IL s the best and
InOst efficient Remedy IN existence
price sl per bottle Prepared uDlyby
INV v ~ WINCHESTER Co, Chemists,
Sold By Druggists. 80 Johnst. ~ "
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF tbs
- Generattvs organs Radically ant cured
sto3 and6tO7 HENRY A.DANIELS a. d. it Ieungtonav.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Nt1c- York Hotel-J. II. de Hegermann Linden
crOne, Danish Minister at Washington windsor hoss-
II. b. Angus Manager OF the Bank OF Montres
Hous-General John NJ CoIse Of Chicago, and senator W.
W. Rockwell Of Glens Falls, N ". Ereret H0uss-S. r.
Patterson superintendent OF the United states coast
Breroort Houss-Abert Bierstadt. Avenue hof-
John T. RAYMOND.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
AGRICULTURAL WORKS BURNED.

CINcINNATI, July 7.-Ihe Gdeettes Liberty,
Indiana special reports the burning Of Rude Bros agr-
cultural works. Loss. $4,000 Insurance, $1,000 each
in the KentOn, OF Kentucky; Freman's and C0opeTs,
Of Dayton; Mutual. Marine, and Fire. OF New7JeIsey
Royal, Liverpool; PhGnix of ROOkyn, and the Bfl
lsl American and Fire Association, OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
MOLLIE MCCARTHY SOLD.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Mr. Winters, of Cali
fornia who owned Mohe Mccarthy. is now here. and
states that he has sold the mare to Budd Doble.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
NoRIIJNG MAKES A STATEMENT.

bEHIINi july y I8Io'
Dr. Nobiling is sufficiently recovered to be
several times examined. It's still doubtful whether he
will survive his injuries. lie says he plotted the crime
alone bat communicated bis intentions 10 some nc
qIantapccs, who did not oppose IT. His present state
ment Is believed.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
PRINCE MILAN SATISFIED.

Prince Milan, opening the session of the
skuptscbpa AT KrguIevatz declared that he salts
fed with the decisions the Berlin Congress relative to
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS AND MODELLING.

The National Gdsette says it has been in
formed that the Austrian police have discovered circum-
stances leading the belief that Dr. NObng's attempt
on the Emperors life was connected with the ntrigues
p,,aaT fam goPfal
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
A DINNER no MINISTER MOVES.

CINCINNATI, July 7.-WashIngtOn Mclean
gave private dinner this evening TO the Hon. f. f.
Moves, Minister France. Among those present were
H. B Banning, Ex-Governor Young, Judge VI. /. Force,
Judge Nicholas Longworth, Judge Hoadloy, and ]. W.
lI.nna
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
LARGE FIRE IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, July 9.-The grist and saw
mills at St. stanislas, owned by Price Brothers & Co..
were yesterday destroyed by fire. together with 4OO
600 feet OF sawn lumber. The loss Is SSO,OOOj no
insurance.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
THE BOGARDUs SHOOTING MATCH.

lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.
LONDON, Monday, July s, 1873.
The stakes in the forthcoming match be-
tween Captain A. H. BOgardus aud the Gun CLUB nave
been increased TO $500 guineas.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
EXPLOSION AT LYONS.

lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.l
PARIS, July z, 1873.
An explosion occurred to-day ina petroleum
factory az Lyons causing the death thirty persons
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. NO
ppOAnWAY

2lS BROADWAY.
eam77o Noon s2o D N. SSo Midnight T4'
Highest during the day. $50. Lowest w.
Average, 77l9o same day 1877, III
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
FIRE IN BURMAH.

LONDON, MOuulyi July - 1915.
A dispatch to The Times from Calcutta reports
that A. 700 houses have been destroyed by conagra-
tion In Maudeay, the capital of Butmah.
(F0r other F0rstgn Ne,es see First Pdge.I
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
THE OCCUPATION OF BOSNIA DEFERRED.

The occupation of Bosnia and herzegovina
has been finally postponed until August in oror to give
time for the rrstoraton OF the railways and for the
ganzaton Of the future administration OF the PROVINCES
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
A 100000 FIRE AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July 7.-Crocker's Buffalo Fei
tilizer Works were burned tonight Loss, $4,000
insurance $4,000
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
LIQUOR ON AN EXCURSION STEAMER.

DUTTTTTTV6
detailed yesterday for special duty board the
sou steamer j. b. Schuyler, that plies upon the Sound
aud the East River. The result OF this trip tho
rest OF Thomas Bynes Peter Quinn and John HanIil-