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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-12


LONDON, August 10.-I. is reported
that the negotiations at KisIngen, be.
tween the Papal Nuucio and Prince Bis
marck, were undertaken with the advice
and assistance Of Cardinal Nina.
ARcHBIsHor AT NAPLES uNREcoeSlIED
BY THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
A dispatch from Rome says the Minis.
ter Of Justice OF the italian Government
Withholds an eIequatur from MonsignOr
San Felice, new Archbishop Of Naples
thus declaring null the PontiacaI bull
nominating him. The Vatican maintains
an Archbishop in that zee at its own cost
HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.
A Vienna disyatch says: The elec.
tions 10 HungAria continues favorable 10
the Government. The returns received
up to the present show the election OF
1872 Liberals, 50 United Opposition, SO
Extreme Left, II Nationals and 80 1nde.
peudents. Hevri Tiszs has been unami
mously elected for Sepsi Gyeergy.
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER Sl9
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK, August O.-MoSEY- Close,
easy at l. Lfa9 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3If per csut Customs receipts SS4s,.
0JG. The Assistant Treasurer disburEed
$40, 900. Cleariugs Sl0, ,72l, 900. Sterling eI.
change bankers bills I.S3If. Sight eI.
change on New York 4.S7H.
GoLD-Sold all day at l0O1i; at the close
per cent was paid Tor cash gold. Garry.
Ing rates y per cent. Borrowing rates
per cent aud aAt.
GOVRRSNgSTs-Steady.
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CHICAGO, August lO.-WiIbur F. slor.
ey, editor Of The TTmsI, has returned from
his European trip, Of several months du'
ration, much I'm proved in health,
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ASSISTING THE BossrANs,

LONDON. August l1.-A dispatch from
Vienna says that the Turkish infantry
are assisting the Bosnian insurgents.
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The Sultan having telegraphed to
Queen Victoria asking British mediation
to stay the advance Of the Austrian army
OF occupation at Banjaluka, it Is said the
British Government declines TO inter.
vene.
Three thousand Mohammedan horse-
men have appeared in the Northwestern
portion OF Bosnia.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.


LONDON, August 10.--It Ia said there
are strong reasons for believing that the
English Government intends TO gain q
footing on the mainland Of Asia Minor
The port Of AleppO is named as the prob
able objective point,
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The names of Thomas; Cochran, Of
Pease Township;iJ.D. Talbot Washing-
ton; John J. Heskett, Goshen; William
Kelly, Pultney; Major Isaac Neiswanger,
Isaac NJ. Reilly and o. ]. Sweany were
'""'D" -aHra,rr., I1iH :
For the office OF sheriff there were 22
names announced, As follows: Theodore
swartz. Of Pease Township; Thomas
Mitchell, Colerain; John Borden, Kirk
wood; w W.. Frszier, Goshen; ThomasJ!
Carr, Goshen; William Mckinley, GoSb;
en-; Joseph T. Patterson Ioi Wayne; Slh'I |
D.. Myers, Of York; Darius Dor.
sey, York; T. e. Bolen, 6f Goshen,
Daniel r, Davis, Union; Henry. D, Meek.
Pnltney; E W,Johnson. Rlchland; Oliver
Umstead, RiGhland; VIM. Rice. Rich
land; WIN. J. Wiley, Richland; Geo W.
sheckle. Waren;W.. W. Pfuett, Pease;
F. g. Husbands, Pultney; Wm, King.
Richland; James L. Burley, PeAse; JO-
seph A. Grove, Goshen.
DR.. Worries, Of Flushing, arose and said
be was sorry TO say his township had no
candidate 10 oner. '. o.
COMMISSIONER. ...g
The name Of I. J. Potls, the present
incumbent, was. announced and on mo-
tion his nomination was made unanimous
by the convention. ~ '''''" ~ @
II lNHfRNARY DIRECTOR,
The names Of II. NJ. B, ClayINnd, Of
Pease; WIN. PArkinson, the preAeut In
cumbent, Of RichlAnd; Hugh Ferguson,
OF Wheeling, and Robert MoKelyey, Of
Union, were announced, o., .'' 's,f
i- CORONER, rsa. !
The names Of l.. W. Joues; OF PeAse
George D. Creamer, Of Mead; E. B. Ken
nedy and George Criswell, Of Pultney,
were announced.
YOR SURVEYOR.
The names q Marahal Thompson oi
RiohIand; Jesse Thomas, OF Union; John
A. Mitchell, Of PeAse; and T. A, Rodiier,
Of Pultney, we're announced. After which
The delegates were informed that they
would repair TO Wsldys Hall and select
one person for each Of the Offices from the
vast amount Of material offered. Il wa
also announced that none bnt delegates
would be admitted, and headed by the 81.
ClairsVille Band the line of march was
formed and through a pouring rain re-
paired to the hall.
On their arrival at Weldyh Hall, II. 8
Clark, Of Union, waN elected Chairman
Col. ChAfleSWorth, Of RiohlAnd, Secretary
and W. NJ. Lupton Of PeaSe, and Jesse
BrAndsnbuIg Of Flushing, Tellers.
The following resolution was offered
and adopted.
Rsoltcd, That The members Of the pre'l
be invited 10 seats In this Convention.
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OK RuLEs.

c. n. Gaumer,J. R. Cow, VIM. Hayes
Francis Boggs and o. S. Severns.
After which the Convention adjourned
until one o'clock,
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8Y TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY LNTRlLIGENoER
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CORONER.

Mitchell, 5; Thomas, %; Thompson, q
Rodeier,l.
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Dr.. John Cook, Of Peasc township; Geo
q. Umstead, OF Richland; Hon. Harvey
Danford, Of Goshen; Robert McKelvey
and J. F. Kelly, Of Pultney.
u ON REVOLUTIONS. =
Dr.. W. W. McMasters, OF Pultney
Joseph Paucosst, OF Warren, WIN. NJ
Campbell and Wm. Armstrong, Of Wheel
ing township, =
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09


.rIrr-z. rrgrrr Not To- TAXI Any TESTIMONY ABOUT
IHIl p''I'' N'' ~ ''"'. '.'
INIiMlpsIIDN-A FiW bINo. ENIl' WITNESSES
,,..,.,.,.f.f. ,-r1rtplr.rry II.Ii.>,u Iy
'''" '''' o., - .. c.l
NIW-OELLAN~, JUlE 0.-IAC lVOI'I Nuo-
commune. '".' '' . .o, .,. , .
j.. j. Judge o.. last l'I'd''' '''.I'.' '''' "' wan
chairman OF The Democratic Parish campaign ''N-
o, ,.,.l ,,. ,..,g 90, connection. with ArJri.
"ti.'''' u. ''''''' ''' '''
son. departure from The piI-H anu I' '"'I I'D -''
DID,. return To complete the registration. IT" -d That
,.....r ,.,.., f,,r bpuorcd Democratic votes ur.
'".'' wv .,.. ,... .. .....,
registered. IA" witness 7dI lAdl p' '''5' '" pi"''
..r.r..tr TODD him that n wl- tIe purpose OF thc
o.. t.......... ,,,r., 10, ts.. g.I1 AL, that tIr
i'I'''''' "''a w. NV ' ' " -,
r4rI-n could Doe thrown out The witness stated uldl
,.. altar ,.-,.,I.t.,g tIr ryiu-n-. refused 10
Gnu - ...., ,,..,, ,,,,, ,c
sign lI'ui buI II'H''''' "' ""''' ''-" ''. ''.
cot 10 Baton Rouge. his way 90 'hr cty,H some q" MS
.r1 ~ ,.,,I him I went with him iu carriage 10
Bdou Rouge "H'i' n' 7I-H'" ''. ''''''', ' "
.f,r n iu.icc o the peace Anderson SAM 10 Nd' not
,.,, Il, make any r,rotc-. rs the election passed
'.''"'' 49, t...... a., -..,,,,..
of peaceful ana quiet. Ai''I hI-"'"E wv I''"'"''
p.I Anderson between two and th:ce hu"dIed d"lal-
CI"'7-'A'i''H"N '' ''. No. -, =
amount %. bis NOuchrI OF u'' against wv i"''N" ''
urY, which was lrs'IT,Ht; ny "'j'tI was L" ~ ]''
800, M ,,,Ir.fc his work: Ac was hard 10 manage, and
.'" 1900. 49,, t,.,,,,, .,,b him lc -,.
,or lI,. i'". ' . ~, ~ t,iI,nr We I,r,i iscd 10 c
It~'' I'D 'l- % t. Ec tn,,id I,t roiItlrc Li- work
El- Wal hI"Hl 'v' i' ,, hi,, ,ut 81 tb. ,.,u,t.Iirr
"l''t', a, l, To- i,.r I,r. s.Y. any 1uy wrong iI
I"' - , a. a.. an ~ t'c ucprur- voted almost
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
SUCCESSFUL MINING ~ BoND-SE

MrSSrs Peer and ROBBERS, who are conduct
ing the mining operations on the site Of The Bond-'t
hIc say that the yield Of precious metals iuy realizes
their most saugunc expectations II pa}S'' ha'd MI
Roberts better than any mine IN California. We are
taking out about 5000 day, ana have been doing 80 Tor
some time Al first we only got about 50 day, but as
we worked over tu the end the Weld bee anne richer
n,,uccs OF cold and about 1000 ounces of rIyor' Nj
p,cr sand that they had made 10000 M hyr weeks aud
ms they had washed only about OncLTd oi lh' dcrunu
Intin of dr and lies within the rloSurr. hr expected
10 realize ~ much as S32 900 on the completion oi the
work Peer and Roberts are natives oi California, ana
have spcut many wears m the gold fields of that state
Before they undertook the present wo'k lh' CONTRACT
mad been refused by all the Iehhrt7 III tue ''' an"
,,,,ui,i,y pud nv firm IN Cincinnati.
ON the ground that they could not make u pay expenses
and the owners Of the property were about 10 eel tr
d., tr trnuti,r fo. which the lime aud aslr, that n
contained made II valuable, when Nj Peer ana hl- pf
nrr who in the city ON other business, hrhId "l
The opuortuuty and Off red to uudrrtik" the WORK.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Irnl.n lnLIrGEs rAIkEn nr.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July S.-Dclcgat,s from
American Hebrew congregations of the principal cities
IN the United states viii meet In annual convention, at
CoucorIa Hall. tins city, tomorrow. About one
hundred and dfy delegates viii bc present. special
object Of tho convention viii bc 10 harmonic aua unIr
The utcrc.ts OF the I,rarytcs of the different sections of
ia, country The convention viii also discuss the
feasibility uf securing land. 90 inc Mo.t ana SOUTH to hc
cuIuuz.d by Jews who are not possessed ~ sufficient
mean, 10 csauli,u their own homes and bu'ur~-. Tn"
PRINCIPAL ain Will Dec Go consolidate u.l the reformed
con rrra of h" country tu the end That number
of colleges under the auspices ~ The council, may Dee
,.iab ishrd Tho session w'l continue uuiu Iudul.
on "Wednesday rycpIug banquet q" t guests VIII ho
Gwen at tlr HIukutuu Uuu1r, aud un Thursday u
Summer ui-ht'- festival
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
THO WIVES BRUTALLY TRE4TED.

Patrick Donovan, OF COttage-st., Bergen
Point was arrested yesterday upon a charge Of making
an assault upon his wife and throwing her ont Of the see
oud-,tory window Of their residence Mrs. Donovan,
who s seriously injured alleged that her husband came
home drunk and sle found his pocketbOok upon the
t0nr after he had retired While she replacing II In
Is uOcket ne assaulted her IN the most brutal MANNER
and then threw her out Of the window.
Mrs James Connolly, Of Bergen Point who was beaten
by her husband last Thursday morning ~ JlhE IN
critical condition at 81: Francis HOSPITAL Jersey Guy
Snmo TuoDlbs agO servant GIL OF the family It
her child at COnnely's house, alleging that he was lts
father and he aud his wife have since hVed very un
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
rRonAnIE mnMIClnE N NEwAnK-

Michael Monahan, of No. - Ncst-st., New
ark was taken 6" Police IIcailuartcr. ~ mat city on
sunday uIghi suffering from several severe cute "u the
head. Dr. A X Baldwin, Actug-folicc surgeon. exam
med the wounds ard found that Mouahau' shull was
f,fittr,d The injured man Wat taken b. st. MiUhnrIs
Hospital aud lAst night Was iu . piyranous condition
M,u,bat funlr an utilayit before IuutcJuHurr Uiio
maj Iuhu Reilly of NO "a Arlington - caused tha m
iury without prOyooatlOu by striking him tho head
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
THE COURTS.
PECULIAR CONDUCT OF AN ASSIGNEE
JUDGE VAN HOESEN's COMMENTS on rouv u,
HF>SE'S COURSE

4
JUDGE VAN HOESEN's COMMENTS on JOHN ~
HF>SE's COURSE.
Judge Van lIOcScn Yesterday again ov-
pressed, in the mattcrof John H. Hors'a his Gskc .,
any discharge Of assignee for tho benefit OF crcdjto
without formal and full accounting by the as,ipn
Major Horsia. after Ats assignment 10 John " Ussa
made a composition with hi. creditors and Joined win
them IN an application for a release Of Hossc and I
ties, which was granted. H. now applies By his at
tOncy George C. L1y, i, TO bring llcss au account
alleging that he has made excessive charges in his d
charge Of the trust Judge Van Ho'sen denies the mo-
ton on the ground that Horsul i, not aggIcyed. "a,
there are unpaid creditors and the creditor, do not an
ply. but says:
should not hesitate for moment TO set aside II the
application IaIdc toy any creditor The assignee IN
tins case assumes the privilege Of deciding for himself
that hr has done his whole duty, and ia effect that
b, has mp all the gssiguuI's assets in lawful and
proper manner. and that that assertion should put an
end 10 al inquiry But the assI-u0r says The other
hand. that the assignee has either sprHt mlawfy OF
he now retains his hands as-rt- that rcqu-itaud
necessary toy The carrying out Of the composition agree
mrut, well as other assets Wcn ought 90 De returned
10 ann after the creditor, have been fully satisfied Rut
creditor mas asked for an accounting, or 10 set aside
the Crdcr d>chagng he assignee ana ID, sUrrtcs from
ab To IIor,ul's creditors and therefore .b not
now SET aside that order erroneous though b. be- aud
contrary y tO the practice 4, 10 uuqu,stlon1DN Is.
Tbousn upOu tlc lD.rS prr-rHtrd do not feel iu.tt.
-, A., .li,le t,a order We, the ..,,.. ,,
CscTc accounting The very excuse DC offers fur
,r,oIIuting seem. To- me 20 bc conclusive reason vBv
he should account. The assignee was q creditor 10
!fursIa HIS assent essential 10 the making Of the
oompuAtiom agreement. lis claim large one ans
without us joining the composition 10 could uot have
been made. He and IrUycs Boy others tnat he
would not cou-cnt to the composition until Horsfau
agreed that he should Doe called To account ~ as
,I-ucc HIS own version of the raL>aciou puts him in
tho p1-ii,,p of "A trustee who benz also creditor .
h. IuWcr such 90 cytort from his Cc-tI que trust the
surrender OF tho Invaluable right OF knowing the way
vt. tg fr,t estate il spent. 40 Court win tuIrfae
such conduct the part of trust e. 9u"H trustee
ousll o. b. removed and forthwith compelled % aC-
ruHut II seems to Doe another cause Tor h.s removal
tlat tn,ugh he Processes to have entirely settled The
estate. he attempts To- put oh The DAY O reckoning BY
g-iIu that hc cannot Dc called 60 account u less tnau
20
troYse C. Lay. ir appeared attorney for the pct.
TONER IIuIsaI Lawrence v hdrAUyr rs attorneys .yg
john 10. iic--c, assignee.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

1t is expected by the officers OF the Long
island Railroad that the connection with the Bf0okyh
FlatbUsh and COney Island Railroad Will be competed
40 that trains will be run 10 COney Island by August l.
They will run two parlOr cars and two passenger
coaches on each train aud have number OF new cars
designed for the Of that branch The running time
frnn Hunters Point Hotel Brighton VIII be lOflY
fninutes The new line runs from the present
feJminus al Prospect Park Of the Fabus Road parallel
9Th Franku-aye TO tho Long Island Road, which IL
tntersects at the Bedford station on the Atlantic dyl
sion The whole line, from Hunters Point TO the
ssnd2rd guage road In the entire distance O twenty
fWo miles there will be stops and no changes OF cars.
Srsina will be run every ten minutes during ceran parts
~ The day and as late midnight II rendered neeeS
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
THE WORLDS FAIR AT PARIS.
AMERICAN PUBLISHERS EXHIBITS.

| PARIS. June 2j.-The literature OF America
is represented IN the Universal Exhibition by Pr"''"
| books from twcnty-one American publishers Inc '"'
! tnbuuns OF these twonty-on" publishers are 'o'''
! in single alcovc perhaps ten feet square. III "'7
| alroyr some OF the larger houses, NcsSrN' hIP''
Mtssrs Houghon Ogood, and one ar two Diners H"'o
scparatc sections to Themselves; The sections 'eIhE
wide enough To hold perhaps twenty volumes on q S"e
ana comprising about shelves from the u"'r 10 '
top Of the Other publishers are acN'u '"I''",
| three four In single compartments !"
| two or three glass case. bound books are
di.nlovcd From all these tie Intelligent foreigner
who has heard Of the United state ard desires 10 exam
inc its literature X expected to foru sufficient IDEA oI
us intellectual condition. He may derive some h',p
| from u catalogue. which the polite young ff'H'h-
! man ~ attendance wll hand him. OF the c'I'''
tive exhibit OF the American book trade and OF XIII
drcd interests The kindred interests appear TO
| consist mainly oi "Pruug's American ChromoS'
which mfgat "a well have found place In some olhef
| department Of the American section. Mr-Sr' lrAhs
however. rsuTc the catalogue as art publishers ahu
though the precise relation between art ana chT"mo-
tbugra,hy may be- diruit 10 define the fact that try
are publishers has sccurpd them the permission to hang
some Of their chrome, hard by the shelves OF books
and to praise them IN the catalogue. The beciiiir-
tr, which these cnromos are yalu"d' say Mc''Ts
Pfaug car" richness Of color, depth of tonr' ana
General resemblance 10 the original lf They had h''n
placed little further On. they would have well born"
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INC ''''"',''' JAWS '"'' 7'''' ,,l'o, -, ,,c
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Interference The stuprudou- hras about thom which
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rnLNnAn- mn. nAN

s.rasvr cora. .,u,sHr.t pu't O. N'' '1 i' D!
.l ... .. .. .J -. 'l. lu-. lfI US lIi 'hI .' -
.....f .t.st.v. UtGrI suf.rfIHnI. = Itfufs n ' ..
f..... t....f.,. II..|..s Ha.HI.f .UH NIfI.fI i..
4 .r.,Ul. Potter tI,uIuss IuIH ih'nI.. I....'
W,H,.. tItUr NIhun. UfnN UnfiItH HnI tI'if.I i.
sttuI lai,ttl Nho,y tarptir' ,h'r i'ln .i
49,, Ilrrrn, fruu ur person JuiA hhapf ptui a'.hi
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

congcnial life together Mrs Conney's body is covered
with the bruises caused by the blows aud kicks II her
li nd
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

Mistress" But | thought You were very
,o,,tortobr MARY" MARY Yes, mem. but tie young
man us krcrs company win thlnkS there's too many
ornirnen visitors comes mere and they might wcan me
from young affections; -, WIN your pefni'Slon
viii not DO a medium for contention
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

sary by tho patronage Of the road Yesterday arrange
mcDts yero cumuletcd by which the NewYOrk Transfer
Company Will run cabs from uptown hotels to the Thirty
fourth street Ferry, ia connection with the ro2 more
over steamers 10 connect with the trains VII staIl al
Harlem and touch at Astoria and EOrty-s,toNdst,
Tie completion " the line VIII add another route 10
COnev Island and very convenient one tOl residents OF
the upper part OF the city. Itis intended that persons
shall be able 10 reach n" beach IN one hour Ign me
Fltfh Avenue Hotel. The officers OF the LouS IsIaud
Railroad autlc.patc large business for the new route
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
CHANCE FoK rHl puD.CArCuEEs.

T. g. S,irrrt, q German slloou-hccpcr az
40 80 Drlu,c,y.,t has large siberian blood oolomd
which bt might watches the saloon ana in the day time
q. confined in the cellar sunday otto sadcl. .litlr
q. ph,w uf the znluuu.Arrp,i went down WIN mo
, .I,r d. look 100 the dog The dog -gr1us upou the
. I, i 't,i,u-l f- teeth 100 his lcE. tearing tNr u'sn
~. m.... hri.'u rcr'n n'i bite Boo Icsrul"s Or 'h''
whp so. .H,Hr,h injured.
4 .Ilo hcy, who wa. told that lac must not
ru Iu.u tho water SUNDAY with DIS p|N N.'l"W., thi
t,i rrf,.,. " don't want Co gu u FwiWutn VIII 'rW
ma only want Go gu and ruur ut h' had htllr nu9
drown FOR gnin' IN sNimmID' uu sunday that's all
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

IuE ROCKS oJNIup WIN -rru-N Iuprl IuN
SIZE IIIL IsIo III WAILG ,Np COULD >oIsA
HIESIIT.
In the Ettior of Thc Trib"uc.
SIR: ! have felt more than ordinary inter
est forau entire stranger m tHr I. ol .Nr,jh.rrr
II ha, brcu ssc,lrd convection with mr from Co" tr,'
that c slipped of the rock. INTO Tho wat'r which, cN-
cent for f.v minutes al chrrrIuc pw or u-u udr, l-
ways runs ycGy swiftly at that point have bc'nlu the
daily habit during the bu.iu', ason, for years, OF
crossing over from That point 10 o. c quorucs, on the op
postc side of bc river aud have noticed ono p""ulmuty
Of the sicyIug rocks and ID" remains % the old dock,
MAT doe. not seem 10 have entered INTO amy or the
theories accounting Tor her getting INTO the
,at.r The rocks aud the old projecting logs
are always covered with mos, and Shiny c1atn- that Is
very -pucry. nave many time. nearly fallen INTO the
river mysrlf u getting boat from there a low water.
And uulr-, there indications thit have
not been pub! shed Inu -Ic c1Hull"h suicide, u N per
IrtIv clear 10 me that she accidentally slipped INTO The
water from shelving and slippery rocks oI from the
that STICK Out over line water, ana ~ 80 Sr tuull
by no possibility have saved herself
Feeling that mn, IS the true theory, cannot iorr%O
rho Iur 10 call attention 10 thc-c facts, not only fur
me sake Of Inc family and friends hut IN tHr interest
of the general public feeling ihal ""fr "''idrn'M
deaths can accounted for otherwise lIn hN suicide II
h far better to do , A. regards any hn-pcion ui the
,olo-d man r.-dug the point, desire To say have
Know MN Tor one "I INC
most honest aud cpuscicnuous men ever knew. or
course 40 sII-Wcluu could no" attach 90 MN H rrIc
cuc to the -upprtturr LUt the tact OF ru-rlnn Hl
any time being directed toward hlm WoHid IMPLY To
tbu-. who du Know hu we'll, that thrir mlEHI ht
occasion for II, and do HIM great injustice. H.
g.. T. J.,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
RAPID TRANSIT ~ COMFY ISLAND.

RAPID TRANSIT TO CONEY ISLAND.
~ ...,., ,.,,....-.,,, ,,.r-.,>. q. .uf.rt.p I,y
ONE III ND''f-' li''N'.'" '-'''.'' ''''''' 80
THE RAILROADS IN A SINGLE bAl-INiI''L-
MINIS AND ADDITIONS 10 IiIL TRANSPORTATION
...,r,
iA'lLlIiHH'
If WAS pIODHcsIod several years ago l.dl
-, r'.,r, ho ,n, ,-r.at se,.it, r,.,r,
eoH'J i>''' 49, ,.
)f AmcrCd.' lhe ldta was Lt'"I@'F i'"-"'" "'
oy people WHO had visited the island and remembered
fhe harm, .,r9 drives lulrs Oh. shore cf tlc oc..u
AVID r, r.,s .Ir1r,rtes called hotels" and ..uatHlg-
q, 4,. So. ...,.. O.. ,,, ,,,,..,.,s 5r..,.,l D.. 8,
HOUSES i'' b" '''l''' '' cav
Eca-coast place tie prophecy I". already been iN-
filed. Aud that other accompaniment of "a
-, ... a,-+ .r,ys t,,or. has 9r.. b.,u secured
''''iN' i'7''' "''
An astoul-hIugN large number '' l''Pt "a.t '''''
The island OF course on HOLIDAYS the attendance l~
,, 3D.. ~, r.,. , cha. r..., 80 tl.. s.,fr
beach was dotted win the i-l'~o OF visitors "' ' ">
the eye CuuU -rt, and after I-ultl lAr -i'tNilA-
train, seemed almost eud SIS chain of light as thry
r,,,}i, 'rl,l ONO 9r,tgur ir flr darkness toward
80. ~. ...r.-,... ,,.. ....I 7.rr.f. +rl...
bToohI! !A du" -N'"-i'''' '"--.'-" '-'. '--'
home.
The total number travellers transported hy Tie several
.r .r. +y.-r. DAYS 1.trv Ul- been
............ o.. ....,..-. o.. .... ,,...,
the subject "I HH'' t"io7''F '' '','''i' '' '' i''
Figure obtained from the officials rt the several l"a9-
~ tr, ,,.,i,.r -.I.l OH faur -g.l dI.4 lur.u- Tire
,....r. .r. ...,..,.. l...,r ID. NJ,,.rtar E,..l
,.,, .,......f... .., +. ,.r,a,,...t
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

Three boats run 20 the lower end OI ConcY Island IRON
this CITY; but the dsOrdCry character of the frequent
s--rn1s nt the line has caused the more respectable
Glasses 10 seek other means OF reaching the @asOIe
Tbe falling off OF business has been 80 great that inc
of6cers nf the line were uuwiilH, 10 make any state
Uarni when requested to do yesterday. Below ls
Reconciliation of several tables gwen above oI INC
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
CHECRIYG SOURCES 81 CRIIfE.

with large iron saucepan. Rcilly had h"' ''oH "
rested up To "A late hour last night