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New-York tribune., 1878-07-31

gaining the relief sought; To prepare thorough
exhaustive system OF industrial economic, educa-
Ona ana vital statistics TO vigantly inspect all me-
chanica mining. agricultural and commercial establish
ments and operations employing persons working for
wages TO examine under oath all possessing in
formation. and to examine all documents, pa
pers, books and accounts bearing upon the In
dustrial, economic, intellectual aud sanitary condition
Of the people to annually report the results OF
their lAbors 10 Congress. To these suggestions was
added the platform OF the SOcialis;c Labor party.
For the presentation Of these views o. the Congress
sOnal Committee, tt moved that committee OF
three be appointed by the NewYork main section, with
TO add their number long discussion ensued
on this measure and fBay the committee increased 10
five. During the debate tho audience very nOisy
demanded in loud voice "WhO is running this
thing r. Several OF the members shouted 4" We are"
The chairman replied, Pm running tins bust
ness, and il you don't like " you can
bounce me-" Soon after he called upon the yiceclair
tO take his place, be boarse. The speeches
mixture OF German aud English. The secretary,
American at last In disgust and said wish
you would talk IN English, as l cannot understand
word you say"
violent discussion then ensued in regard to whether
the members OF the committee should be composed OK
wages men," or others.
Justus Schwab SAID that IL mattered little who COM
posed the committee, would do all the talk
ing THIS created acrimonious discussion. Seven names
finally put in nomination. schwaO being placed at
the head. He voted down, however, and the fol-
lowing committee elected: Isaac Bennett, Robert III.
BartholOmee. Alex Fry Mr.. Palda and Mr. Skarda-
The meeting finally adjourned half hour before mid
night.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
PUBLIC OPINION.

If Grant is the Republican nominee, we pre-
dt thai the South Will request General HaneOcks nom
in li0l.-l lV.cksburg Herald tDemJ
The Administration has certainly not ac-
conn shcd thorough reform Cf tue Civil Service Bat
via equal siuty il ms done much that belongs 20
Eaeh rc.0nn.-l Iarpers Weekly (Rep)
President Hayes will rise in the favor and
esteem o the pc0pe Oy the publication Of this sherman
cores pOpdence. Does anyone believe that Samuel j.
TGcB cuuld then at time since use such manly
knsu3ge i-Cucd Herald (iep0
There is 4 ood deal of meaning in all the
Gram and thiFJ term talk being heard, out IL more
hksy GufgrOwh Of dissatisfaction with the pres
ststc OF National politics thaa O am definite plan or
settled urpOse with resDeci t0 the Republican nOmna-
ton ma 1SSO.-lSyracuse Journal lRep)
The general sentiment of the Republicans
0 inis Saie favor OF convection tins taI 30 be
eOmpOse the usual nunDer OF delegates, and be
Ifve there Is htte doubt that such one VIII be called
This vii be. ia our opinion, the Wsest couTse-lPOu-
kespsie h. gle tReu)
The TRIBUNE, in view of the fact that the
eisrse Is 4" mp eJely d.spr0ved" by Mr.. Sheuuans
eylaetr As Mr. Potter retTart tLe false accusation
Plnaps: ieft himself Mr.. Potter would make tie
smeade honorable But "a acting under the orders
AMI infaenc, the great Ref0HDer u Is hardly 10 be
exFecscd-i Aibauj Journal tkcRl
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


snbscriptIOns for Ter cent bonds the amount of
about 81 600 have been received the Treasury
hank IN California has just subscribed for $l,OOOOOO
worth. IL sold bullion TO the Government, receiving
the bonds and received o per cent as comm sson on
the transactOn
Red Cloud and his band are pushing toward White
Cny in the Sioux country, 200 miles back OF the MIS-
souri, River. where they wish % rendezvous. The Gov
ernment wants them located at OLD Fort Lookout,
Lower Brue Agency but Is dYsed that the INDIANS are
beng urged forward White Clay by their agent whose
proprietary interests IN STOCK etc. are centred Ia that
locality.
In the Cabinet to-day a letter from the Mexican
authorities was submitted by Secretary Evarts chaFg
ing that Americans have been crossing into Mexico
stealing cattle and driving them the Rio Grande
INTO tle United States. brief discussion occurred
tle subject, but action was taHen After the ADJOURN
ncn President. accompanied by some friends, maze
n ylsif of inspection to the Army Medical Museum.
Mfr J. f. Montgomery, United States Consul at
Geneva. Switzerland, reports to the Department of
state that he Is constantly receiving letters from the
United States upon the subject Of introducing goods and
products into Europe. He recommends generally, as
the most eecual II not the only method OF increasing
our trade with Europe that manufacturers producers
and others should forward samples OF their respective
goods 90 responsible firms In tine chief cities explicit
a. the OF importation OF said goods to
wholesale dealers in Europe. Any articles OF utility,
comfort or luxury VIII geheray hnd good Market IL
tbr cost Of Importation be- not too great.
Postal UnIon exchanges will begin in Canada on the
LAT OF August Tho exchanges OF international cores
pondence between the United States and Canada,
cepting registered matter not affected either
TO rates of postage condition Of prepayment modes
Of exchange by the Postal Union relations OF the latter
country With reference TO registration the provisions
of the Berue Treaty, permitting registration or ali
classes OF correspondence transmissOle under thas
ranaeInent between the two countries which limits
epstraon letters The registry lee OF either coun-
T under the existing special arrangement referred 10,
VII be levied upon all registered articles addressed to
the other country.
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DIED.

BOYD-Hester widow Of Nathaniel Boyd IN her Sis
Relatives friends invited 10 attend the funeral from
4OS East ll4tb ST. on Thursday, at = p n
BOYD-At the Old Gentemen's UDsectarian Home" 521
East I2Os, July 2S Thomas b. Boyd In the list year Of
his age.
BRoOKs-At Mamaroneck July 30. Charles Lymsn Of
Chaes NJ. and Eleanor W. Brooks, aged years and IL
July 81 at IL A.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
GIBBONsAt wilmington Del, 29th inst. Louis
OF William Gibbons NJ d., IN the 59th year OF his
LYNEs-At Norwalk Conn, July 29 1873, Samuel LYnes.
~ D. In the 9th OF his age.
Funeral At 3 D. m Wednesday, the 3 list Inst
Train leaves New.Haven Depot 42d'sL, at o'clock.
MERRITT-S Suddenly Tuesday morning July 80 at his
residence In South NOrwalk Conn, Edward NJ Merritt.
aged 40 years.
Funeral services VIII be announced hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
STORMY MEETING or SOCIALISTS.

THE CHAIRMAN BAwLs HIMSELF HoARsE IN KEEP
ING oRDER-JUsTUs scHwAB IS REFUSED A
PLACE ON A COMMITTEE.
The Socialists met at No. 291 Bowery last
night, L. Huck presided. About two hundred
persons. mostly workngmen, were present. Justns
schwab, with his shirt-seeves rolled almost TO his
shoulders, sat beside the secretary. After long dis
cusson, which was somewhat acrimonious in CHAR
actsr, resolutions were adopted. Tbey declared
tnat the indigence and misery OF society we're
due to poverty and ignorance, which stood TO
each other in the alton OF and effect. To elm
mate these evils should be the functions OF government
Upon this fundamental idea the soeatic Labor party
was founded II desires 10 lay before The Congressional
committee established BY the House OF Ropresenta-
tiyes Iuna IL. 1878, the following measures fOf
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.

NOMINAL RESISTANCE or TIE TURKS At BRoD
BRoD, Tuesday, July 30 1873.
The Turks offered "A nominal resistance to
bc which crossed here refusing TO strike
their aag or evacuate the guardhouse until the Aus
trlans threatened to Dre.
REPORTED TURKISH AGITATION AT THE BOSNIAN
CAPITAL
VIENNA, Tuesday, July 80 1878.
se Political C2rresDOndenee reports that TurAish
gator has raised iusurrcctiOn against the ottoman
authorities az serajcyO, the capital OF Bosnia
FuTURE PLANS FOR THE ARMY.
LONDON. Wednesday. July 81. 1873
The Tipaes's Vienna dispatch says the whole Ihir-
teoptb Army Corps IL now the Bosnian bank OF
The River save, and will advance tonight
IN seraieyo There il will meet, about the l3th OF Au-
gust division from DdimaIa, ANA Then the occupation
viii be complete.
RETURNING HERZEGOvINANs KILLED.
LONDON Wednesday July 81, 1873.
dispatch nom Vienna says: IL Is IumoIeu
that there has been conflict IN HeIzeso-
royiua between the Mohammedans aha
Sone returning refugees and that many OF the ia'er
Iadh hoau
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
RATIONAL TALK ABOUT A CONVENTION.
LL.-.--.L -La-.L--L

:. There is certainly no very serious obstacle IN
~ say o. Boidiug Convection, witn u nst VI deIe-
faies chosen in the usual manner. Tue question Is
e1ther, alter full Comparison OF notes, the kepuOl
-s Oi the state want 70 have such meeting. IL tsey
81 Il shall appear that the beat interests OF the party
are t, then there seems why it should not
eeid OF course tie method which has been suggested
hsying one delegate appointed from eacn Assembly
tset might be simpler but If the of the Repubn-
1s desire that the ordinary methods shall stl De Kept
y aDd the fu number delegates elected III Tue Oiu
tty, Why should not their wishes be gralidedi The ex
Sle would be incOnsideraDe, and II the harmony and
~ kood OF the party demanded H. sucD cOnsldeiaL0h
stsaa b. paramount. The wise aud calm discussion Oi
SUBJECT, which Republican contemporaries Ol the
80 are giyug IT, will materially an cIystaiizing tne
SPelI sentiment and will render decision compare
"sy easy matter when the time Of deciding comes,
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EASTERN QUESTIONS.

GLADSTONE ATTACKS THE GOVERNMENT.
NOMINAL RESISTANCE AGAINST THE AUsTRTASs IN
BosNA-EGYPr's NEW MINIsTER-RUssIA NOT
SEEKING NEw LOAN.
Mr. Gladstone, in the House of Commons yes
terday, declared that the attitude of the
British members of the Berlin Congress was
not in accordance with free institutions.
The AustrIans met with nominal resistance in
Bosnia. 1t is reported that Russia is not
seeking new loan. Nubar Pasha has ac-
cepted the post Of Minister, without portfolio in
Egypt. revolt against the Turkish authorities
is reported from the Bosnian capital.
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Miss Julia Lppman, NJ. L. stenberger, Miss X Eppn-
ger, the Rev. James MeMahon TOzo Iakayanakl' NJ L.
LeVinsOn, NewYOlk. 80,
AT the Ocean Hotel-Lswis Green. IT,, Columbus, MISS;
Samuel H. JacObus and family, Pittsburgh X X. CoTson
A. L. COrsOn, Samuel ThOmas Miss Mary InOnas' MOT
rstown, PENN Miss S. NJ. Duborg Philadelphia A H.
Ali n and family, Frederic Zerega, New-f0rk =,
AT the West End observation-disclosures Willl&n IL
Bliss James NJ FraDcscus, Miss L. p Franclscusl u i"
Louis; Mrs DR. Thomson, Philadelphia F; John Il: Pal
mer Columbia, s. c.; NJ. J. o'Brlep, Georgia =. "a "A.
BrpekerhOf and family. EnglewoOd, N j.; George W.
Helms William H. AbsrcromDee. Jersey Cltyi Enos
Richardson and family, BrOOklyn; W. Scott Sims Ed
ward A. Buget, NJ. Leopold and family John 1a' Now
York. 81, -, ~,
A game OF polo will be played at the Long Branch
Brighton polo grounds on "Wednesday aIterh0on' Desn
ming at g o'clock d. m.
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EGYPTlS NEW MINISTER.
NUBAR PAsHA ACCEPTS THE POST OF MINISTER
WITHOUT PORTFOLIO.

NuRAR PAsHA ACCEPTS THE POST OF MINISTER
WITHOUT A PORTFOLIO.
ALEXANDRIA, Tuesday, July 80, 1873.
Nubar Pasha, who was summoned from Parls
bv the Khedye to assist him in the establishment OF re-
forms In Egypt has accepted the post OF Minister Win
out pOftfOhO.
Nubar Pasha is one of the most enlightened
of Eastern statesmen. lie born at smyrna III ls2o
and for over quarter OF century has played most
important part in the affairs of the East lie Is an
Armenian Christian and was educated IN England In
1850 he secured for the then Yiceroy OF Egypt
Abbas Pasna. during special mission to Eng
land that recognition OF his quasi Independence OF tue
sultan upon which all the fabric OF Egyptian power ana
prosperity has siuce been butup. The construction OF
the suez Canal was urthered by his sktul cooperation
from tho first, and TO his personal influence
at Enropean courts Ms well as with Ismail Pasha
must mainly be attributed the success i, oi ,t tlo
Important reforms in the consular l1Flsaiot%loh %
In Egypt After holding the portfolios OF Public MIrS M
Commerce and Foreign AnaiTs ne was suuashiy
dismissed disgrace, but the khedye soon t IonI m ns
could not get along without him, and IN $50 ne was
recalled In 1876 he resigned because OF tue separa
ron OF the portfolios OF Commerce ana forelgn AnAI
ana has since resided In Europe During the ate Wat ~
tbls country Nubar Pasha accumulated large ioruno
by operations IN cotton.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
WASHINGTON.

SITTING BULL PLOTTING MISCHIEF.
HE WANTS TO COME BACK UNMoLEsTED AND AT
THE SAME TIME AIMS AT A NEW WAR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Sitting Ball desires to
return to the United States and has made overures
to the Indian Office with that end in view. In case
he returns he insists that he shall not be held
countable for any criminality on his part during
Indian wars and that he shall be allowed to retain
the ponies possessed by himself and the other 900
of his band In view Of the fact that Sitting Bull
has had his emissaries in this country endeavorng
TO induce the Sioux to begin an outbreak in which
he has pledged himself and warriors 10 take part,
the authorities have declined to entertain any prop
OsitiOn looking toward his return. TINS decision
has the sanction of the President and Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
A sENsIBLE ARMY REFoRMER

Senator Plumb, of Kansas, member OF the
ent committee OF Congress on the reOi ganzaLOn ul
ne army who has not attended any OF meetings Of
ths committee which Is holding Ito at HEitr
Sulphur Springs leaves to-day tor his home, ana has
sE word 10 the committee that IN bis opinion would
b Wise to change their place OF meeting int
q The frontier where they can observe the workings OF
Ne army active duty. be has urged upon senator
Butler tue mpOriauce Of forming sub-eOmm tees ana
Visiting the important Bhtafy posts IN the West, whete
ue Routine OF nOntier army lie can be seen, ana The
onuiiee Be aided by &C ua observation III adopting
Proposed suggested changes IL IS reported
t majority OF the committees favor the plan OF Seua-
~ uib, aud that he Will have an opportunity OF meet
- hs colleagues In the West.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
ARRIVALS AT BLOCK ISLAND.

BLOCK ISLAND, r. l., July 27.-The follow
ing are among the arrivals at the Ocean View Ho
tel The Hon. John NJ. Harlan, Associate Justice sn-
preme Court Unitrd States and family Colonel Kelley
and family; the Rev. DR.. L. p. Humphrey and
family Louisville, KY; Colonel william W. Thomson aud
family Yves, virginia; the Rev. Dr. Geo. s. Bishop aud
family Orange j.. the Rev DR.. =. Harper ana IAN
lily; Dr. Vim. +. Johnson and family, Philadelphia Dr
H. r. Allen and family, Indiana polls; ThDs Chatter
ton esq, and family Henry steers. esq, and family ;
Mrs. CaPerton, NewNork Ex-Governor Lppett ana lam
ilV Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31

and higher, bat even stables are being con
hg'. ,a stories or fats. The Paris Omnibus COM
found itself nader the necessity OF doing 'his
means Of strong IRON pillars and beams two nOOr' %
aoor The ground Is covered with asphalt aud
g1os" ,,.roe hundred horses already occupy their
eartb aises They are placed on large balcony
ps,el makes the round Of the ouh' lDs' auu ol 'i'
wrleadsseend BY o slanting terrace
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
pEMocRATIc FIREwoRKs IN TNDIANA.

The programme of tue Democratic stump
tpes k.rs ,,lt, De 81 down IA brieI rs 10 lows:
Arl..ume1t Republican fraud and mlsrule IN gen
ttal-PgJtest agalns Republican otdto gerTymaDdenng
h particular
NEgntis8t.
81. VD0rhees's claim 10 the United States Senate.
Ab,rdiiy OF Republican representation OF rebel war
taluls
fnlHcal e0ncefts.
Uulpian delights OF return 20 Democratic rule.
Euaie: Brilliant IaDicau OF Hendricks President,
YUhl tine senate, tine Clne and an the principal
es OF the Government FILED be distinguished citizens
o. lacidn5 cnveiOped cloud Of greegDacks ana sup
portod a SILVER basis.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31


daaaG q n l1f t4e q a11i
a1erc1ry during tAose
TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 81 ! n. m.-EIccpting a
downward movement during the rainy weather OF the
morning. there very little change M the barometer
Yesterday. Cloudy weather prevailed. with lower tenn
peratures.
Cloudy weather, with chances of frequent showers,
followed by clearing weather mag be expected In this
city and vicinity TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT:
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SugODSis Tor fis past "A hours.

WASHINGTON, July 81, Ia. m.-Thc barometer
his high IN Nova Scotia. II is low IN the Middle States
and lowest in the Northwest Rain has fallen In every
district and has been very heavy In the Middle States
aud New w-Engand The temperature has risen west Of
the Missssipp River, fallen in Ncw-Englard and else
where remained nearly stationary southv estcry winds
nave prevailed IN the south Atlantic states elsewhere
they have been III general VARIABLE
Indications
For ew-England, partly cloudy weather frequent
rains winds mostly from northeast 10 southeast station
AIRY or higher temperature and falling barometer.
For the Mode Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
occasional rains, variable winds, nearly stationary tenn
perature and pressure.
Storm Signals.
Cautionarv signals continue st Cane Lookout. Cape
Hatterls, KITTY Hawk Cape May, Atlantic Ciiy Bamr-
gat, SANDY BOOK. New-York New-Hayeu. NcW-LOndon
Boston and Thatcher Island.
TDlnIfNI ~ LAl-ElNATIANS
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COHEN'S ESCAPE.
HE GETS OFF WITH So FINE WHILE HIS COM
~ TO
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRmUHE.l

iBY TELEGRAPH THg TRmUHE.I
WASHINGTON, July 30.-At special meeting of
the delegates from the different trades-unions in
tins city this evening, a remarkable resolution,
deprecating violence, but indOrsing the action of
the rioters last week, was adopted. Cohen, the
tramp orator, to whose teachings the public is IN
debted in great measure for the recent demOnstra-
ton, was brought to trial to-day. 1t will be remem-
bered that Cohen kept discreetly beyond the
reach of danger during the most danger
GUS stages of the affair, and when ques-
toned by the Chief of Police. disowned
tine whole proceeding By this means he has es-
capped the Imprisonment to which some OF his
licuienants have been condemned and he was only
tired upon charge of disOrdeTly conduct IN OBJ
structing the highway. lie was fined % and set at
liberty.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
VOORHEES, AS AN ORATOR AND POET.

H.. SfvHt htt Dlcfttty oPcceft w Aftt.t"ft@
- ore than 100000 of people are to-day
- anloSn out OF enpOyment by tne paralysis OF all
- great Industries which ahOrd labOring men ana
r' "a opportunity 10 earn their bread There is
~ dstross aud voice OF warning which they seem
se - atge heard. When whole family in one OF our
- claes was recently found dead from starvation,
~ enc embodied this voice of warning and OF woe IN
'As following lines:
On, you paid and trusted leaders
Listen. wDte F0u hold your breath:
IN thls land Of Bible readers
n. Men and wOnon staFye TO death.
M ieaaers, however, have nled their ears, not
evon IN ihis instance, but with untaxed bonds, the
- .eaas OK National Banks ana the percentage OF vast
r. "a western fdfIDs aud theF wrap themselves IN
snso aelcSSon that they will Dc 0beyed when they
ssessiy command a sOre-hoaFed. outraged people b
ansr murmHre and be stn viii not say tbat an
~ ~ G y any klId should be built for the trainers Of
0rm, but 10 Hard ~ lind parallel 20 their con-
= ~ ine aDnals Of reasonable mon
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
me COMING SALE OF A sUMMER RESORT.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. va, July 3O.-
There an impression prevalent throughout the coun-
try that the proposed sale OF the White Suphus Springs
on the 9th of August next, will cause general break
ing OF the season, and make necessary change OF
management The impression Is false, as the present
lease holds to the expiration OF the year and no change
will at present be made.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31

ceanses partially deeayed teeth from AL parasites or living
anmacul" leaving them DeaTiy white, mparting do
lightiul fragrance the breath.
THg FRAGRANT FLORUINR"
Removes instantly all arising FROM foul stomach, or
tobacco Being partly composed OF honey soa aud
tracts herbs and plants IL Is perfectly harmless
and as delicious Is sherry.
Prepared HENRY c. GALLUP No. 493 oxfors, London.
England and everywhere at 10 cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
s1,59s.l5OO 90

"In addition to the S17S37 "A due depositors there
are also other claims against the bank Of contingent
liabilities not fully scheduled yet but which do not
exceed $50 There instances where depostors
bad mortgages against them By the bank and by per-
mission OF the Court the applied the deposits
the mortgages, aggregating sum so applied OF
S44I7 81 There instances also where CeDostors
owed rent the bank, and their deposits were applied
the way"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
SLYPENNY SAYINGS BANK Dividend.

PAYING FIFTY CENTS ON THE DoLLAR-TBE RE-
CEIvER HOPES TO PAY THIRTY PER CENT MORE.
ALBANY, July 29.-Receiver Russell. in his
report OF the condition OF the Sxpenny Savings Bank,
nled here by order of the Court says "rhe premiums
received securities sold at the highest market
rates. and in nearly every instance In excess thereof
No bond and mortgage has been disposed Of for less than
the principal aud interest TO the time Of the disposal
thereof The amounts realized and collected thus
despnatnd n the schednle:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
CHARITABLE pEQuEsTs.

BosroN. July 3O.-The will of DR.. Charles
Chase OF Brooklyn N " surgeon IN the United states
Navy fled in the Suffolk County Probate Court con-
tains bequesls OF 900 to the ST. MSrys Protestant
Episcopal Free Church Of Brooklyn and 5000 70 tns @
Rnard OF Missions the Protestant Episcopal Church
I'm The limited states for the domestic department.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
souTn CAR0LINA. Jnne 5.

"The sun rises in the east" explained the
teacher "Yes, an there's suthin rises IN the west
too olined In one OF tae smaller boys "Well, what
itis asked the scnoolmaam. "Injuns! !" shouted the
urehin,-IChcago Journal.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
GOLD AMONG THE COAL MINERS.

UI3VIIeH % I7IttluIttVFttt
Inc Lemgh and Mlkesbarfe Coal Company
go paying their employees for the mouth Of June To-
~. Az suns under S10 were paid in gOid ana silver
- miner received part OF his pay IN the precious
A Great excitement prevailed, as this Is the nrst
80 n hleen years that gold been paid out by the
~-p-iy The new silver dollars aud the yellow JACK
4 e-lAel The Greenbackers out Of their Wlts.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31
INC receiver of the Sixpenny SAVINGS Bank

began paying yesterday the first dividend large crowd
beseged the Asorplace entrance to the bank 1t was
composed mainly OF poor aborers mechanics and wash
erwOmen who looked wet, anxious and miserable. As it
takes about eve minutes to pay each depOsitOr some
time will eIapse before the depositors will all be paid
From different the receiver has obtained S964
s72 81 OF this there is due the Nassau Bank $4,000
aud interest order of the and other expenses
amount - 400. This leaves dividend OF htty cents
on the dollar. There 32,S5l depOslors. OF whom
q O2g have a balance OF less than So The receiver
hopes short time to be able TO pay another dividend
Of 80 per cent making in all eighty cents the dollar
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31

Butler's course of questioning AIMS 10 prove
ii tae Packard gOyrTnlDt legally elected, and
vas isand by the negotiation Of the Hayes c0nlen-
ta colini ssi0n Bat tnIs uas back acTiOn by making
OF tae csOlls government usurpsilOn. 80 Butler
1nd hi. pals OF the committee are working at cyoss
purposes.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-31

The Fifth Avenue Hotel commences, the LIST
August, 1878 the 10th year OF Its business eareer
with reduction Of price OF dollar per day, winch
will he fouI instead OF ye dollars. Ali extra acoOmmO-
datiOns the ratio.