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NEW YORK;.

NEW YORK, July 5.--Gold opened at 1909.
Noon.-Stocks strong. Money, 2G2h per cent.
Gold, 1908. EIchange-Long, 4S5; short, 4S73.
State bonds quiet. Governments firm.
Euentng-Money easy at 212k per cent. Ex-
change quiet. Gold. zoos. Governments firm
new 5's, 107. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 5.-Vir2nIa 6's. old, 25: vir-
GINA 6's, deferred, Al; Virginia consolidated. Sc
second series. 26k; past-due coupons, 70. North
Carolina SIS, old, 10; new, 8; special tax, /.
Bid to-day.
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COWS. &c.

THEsH COWS FOR SALE.-lSssE
4 have on hand and will constantly have. sT III
cheap. or exchange for dry cows, Cows sent In Tor
inspection. Apply at ADpthl. on petersburg tufh-
nike six miles below Richnond, or adarssss
4, c,otE Manchester.
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MILL FEED. &c.
FEED &c.

Mill FEED, &c.
10000 bushels BROWSSTUEF,
5000 bushels BRAN.
g. 900 bushels SIflPSTUFF,
500 bales HAY.
1000 bushels CORN on the cob; ,,rn % =,
together with large stock OF LgnnEhc ~ a.,
PLASTER, HAIR, WINDOW-SASH,D0 DOORS, aud
BLIEDS-cheaper than ever known before: For
sale Nv TRUMAN A. PARKER CO...
Lumoer-Dca.,Srs, corner Fifth aud Canal siseets'
ap lQ.e0a3n
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Destructive Storm i'm Pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH, July 5.-Yesterday's storm
was the most destructive one in the loss OF
life and property that has occurred here for
several years. The lightning struck sew
eral houses, and the flood did great damage,
but no lives were lost. In the rural dis
tricts the greatest losses occurred; houses
and bridges were washed away ana the
crops greatly damaged. At Sandy Creek
village, twelve miles above this city, the
water rose to depth of four feet, and car
ried everything before it. The house OF
Abner Conner, containing himself, vile,
and child, Ira Long, and a man named
Boyd, and stranger who had stopped our
inc the storm, were carried away, and all
were drowned. The killed and wounded
at the disaster at the Ross Grove picnic
Yesterday are as follows: Mrs. Conrad
Reithmiller, forty-one years old; Mrs.
ReithmiIler's child, one year old; Willard
Prayer, fifteen years old; Herman Prayer,
eight years old iboth are sons Of Mr.. Peter
Prayer, president Of the Sharpsburg and
Etna Savings Bank; Ludwig waltz, pas
tor of the church at Sharpsburg; Sophia
Schendelmay, eighteen years old, Sharps-
burg: Mrs. Stoepner, forty years old, Etna.
Wounded-Five of Mrs. Reithmiller's chill
dren, one young lady eighteen years old
none OF them were wounded fatally, but
all seriously; Lizzie Crafts, eighteen years
old, seriously; three children OF Alr: Bur
good, Of Sharpsburg Zone OF these is fatally
injured, and the two others have legs
broken); John Seutz, twenty-five years
old; George Seutz, thirteen years Old; MI
chael Scnonan, Sharpsburg Miss Annie
Geisler, probably fatally; Miss Lizzie Bur-
gund, fatally. Rev. Charles Waltz was In.
iured by branch OF tree, and has since
been Incon SciouS.
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r AME AND SICK HORSES On

COST.
CHESS LINIAfENT IoDIDE AMMONIA.
Spavius, Splints, Ringbones, Bunches. Thorough
pins, Sprung Knees. cured without bemish. strains
Shoulder Lameness, Naytcular Disease, Shoe Bois--
cure guaranteed.
Eend for pamphlet containing full Information to
:.;:'.-5... - DIR. WILLIAM n. GILES.
|Ni}S.5s 100 west Broadway, New York.
+ Use onlyf for horses the Imminent In yellow wrap
pers. Sold by all druggists:
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AT HOME AND a BROAD i J.
Great Loss OF Life and Property by
Storm in PennsyIvRnia.

/. s4 a Z ~. =
MURDER oFsA C0L0RED GIRL IN Franz
LIN-NEw YORK Asso CIATED PREss
AaENT At MEMPHIS KILLE1,-GoyERN
MILLER NOMINATED FOR RE ELECTION
! IN observation-disclosures OF THE Al
ALBANIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS
HAYES RETURNED FROM PENNsYLvA-
MA ANNAPOLIS NAVAL ACADEMY
MURDER IN NEW YORK CoNFLAGRA-
TIoNs AT VARIOUS POINTs-Loss OF LIFE
AND PROPERTY BY sTORM-DEATH-PEN-
Atty IN GEoRG1A-THE POTTER HIVES
TIGATIoN-FATAL sUNsTRoKEs IN NEW
Z YoRK-DUEL AT LUXEMBOURG BETWEEN
+ TWO DIPLoaATs-TRE RHoDOPE REFU-
GEES THE ORANGE CELEBRATION AT
MoNTREAL-PRoCEED OF THE EURO
PEAN NGREss-REvOLUTIoN IN PAN
ANA. &C.. &c. -
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PRICES REDUCED, STANDARD UNCHANGED,
tNDpEW piZIiSI. JH,,

poor quality at 10 price"
PRICES REDUCED, STANDARD UNCHANGED
ANDREW PlZZlNI. JE..
the renowned manulacln rcr OF
PI-RE ICE-CREAMS AND W3TER-ICEs-
SO7 EAST BROAD STREET.
whose reputation has been gained and maintained
for so many years by A.,
St. Using best quality OF milk an1 cream, tic
nr0duct Of one dairy, from COWS OF The most APP
prov Ell breed: stalled well attended TO- ahI lea OIL
best mill-feed and clover. ,,,,,
2d Using for flavoring frnits or iru juices or tHe
| finest quality Mexican vanilla beans. whch come III
original packages, AID which have not been TAM
pcred with. .
3C Using the most approve! paten; !reeZers.
ath Keepiuy all utensils clean and sweet auo
5th. MANCPACTERISG FRESH ST PPLlEs DALI.
These reasons c:n.e the unr.vaed Uniform guan-
" which, when added Ia promptnc>S o! delivery
and the low prices always all Sed. cause the cnor-
nous demand from families III every part OF this
and surrounding cities. ,,
has been supplied wholly o. In part from this eslao-
lis,pent aud II low prices exercise any inHu-
ence This patronage will continue.
The best physicians recommend PlIH y >
CREAM, and many persons now III So0d De5i.h
were kept alive on II and enabled by It's ru'rtlosS
qualities 10 withstand and overcome dangerous
deadly disease.
Tables, saucers. spoons, and plates furnished TO
fairs picnic parties. and excursions ordering SrSe
quantities OF cream :. free OF charge"
Cream delivered at any depot park near tue city,
Conc and order or send 10
e''''' "l' ANDREW pIZZINI, JR..
70 7-S2m S07 Broad street.
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ITIOur.

Fine. $3.50: snnertine, 1925; extra. 81 rs
common family, $3.50; fancy brands, $3.50. Mar
ket dull.
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Murder In Southampton County.

A coLORED GIRL SHOT AND INSTANTLY KILLED
BY A COLoRED MAN.
Especial telegram to the D!spatch'J
FRANKLIN, SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA.'
July 5.-Anna Perkins, q colored girl,
eighteen years Of age, was shot and in
stantly killed here to-day by.a negro named
Emanuel Wick. The shooting occurred at
the door OF Vick's candy-shop, and the wea-
pom used was an old-fashioned finland
steel pistol, carrying very large ball. The
load took effect in the back Just under the
right shoulder, passed through the left
lung and heart, and came out at the left
breast. Wick denies knowing the pistol
was loaded, and says he was only trying to
frighten her. This is contradicted by two
colored boys who left the pistol at. Vick's
shop, and say they told him it was loaded.
He was refused bail. and was sent on to the
next term OF the County Court for indict-
melt.
a white man and negro engaged in
row. The white man used pistol, but
without effect, and was fined and bound
over to keep the peace.
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DEPAnrUaEo OF srEAMEns.

DEPARTURE or sTEAMEMs.
EOR PHILADELPHIA. FALL xsE9s
II RIVER. PRoyIDEyCE,AND BUs-
TON. Steamer NoRF FOL- X, Captain TUNNILL, viii
Day The 9th fnsIant, at o o'clock p. NJ. s:
j. w. McCAKRICE.
~ cit General southsrn AGENT.
EoR NEW YORK.-The Old <RPA
steamship Is1AG BELL. Captain LAwEENcE.
will san SUNDAY, July 7th. al 8 O'Clock p. III.
Freigh; received unfit O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills Of lading signed ana goods for.
wardeG with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign porte.
Passenger accommodate unsurpassed.
s24. Storage, SO and 90. q u. 90
For freight or passage apply TO
G. w. ALIEN 4 CO., Agents,
jy Gilt Company's Wharf. RUcketts. :
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATeaIu.
COMPANY'S
JAMESRIvER LINE,
Old POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
CONNECTING At
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LfNE.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
NJ. AND II. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
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UNDERTAKING. go
}. G. pIppSER, s0a EAST MARSHALL srkkk IL

puriaIs attended to at the shortest nntse ar az al
" ia. tSrptshea Hearse and Carriages iurntSu
direct from my own stables; also "hNcai'N
SarrJsprs fop fI,nei ais, rs well ~ Carriages. noS
c,ss and Horses for pleasure, also y hns " aSeof
aadspted to small pie. uies or for band purposes
WY 9-S&MSm
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A ScHok LINE. 60

A otioH LINZ. 60
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAbIERS
sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY.:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY:
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for eie-
gancc and comfort. All state-rooms main
deck, and saloon aindShips.
SALOON CABINS, Sb5 TO $50. currency:
SECOND CABIN. including all requisites, s4p.
Excursion tickets for FirSt-Class Passage. New
York to Paris and return, S13J TO $195, according
TO state-room and route chosen.
For books Of Information, plans. &c. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
7 Bowling Green, New York.
or to GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.,
Office Old Dominion Steamship Company.
j. +. GIBSON. !.
Office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
an 2H-3m 49,
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .FES
~ COMPANY. as5ax4dEA
IEE-CRE.AM.

&c &c IL L \ VI.
Most nutritious and healthy when rurc anu
rresb.'.-JGurndL Of HsdltH.
Best quality at 4 reasonable 1rtc" cheaper tilan
poor quality ut 10 price,
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UNDERTAKINGS.

VHANDLER & sINNOTT, USfsE3
~ DERrAKERS AND CAB1NEr.MA -.
KErS No 722 Main street, between Seyensn ana
EJShfh keen on hand large aud One stock OF WooD,
METALLIt and CLoTH;CovERED. w. bG css And
ncI- IN Richmond furnished. All at the lowest
nr;ces and mos, reasonable terms. my 2-eoASm
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MARISEESTELLqGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAt;-JULY 6. 1878.
sun rseS............ i:49 HIGH TIDE.
sum ,ets.......... 7:l9 Morning............ 9:0s
Moon srts......... 11.lS EvenIn"........... 1884
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TNMAN LINE 1GFEFS
l. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, SSzs asss.sss
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL,
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERlIS............. ......0,10l tons.
CITY OF RICIiMOSD............ 1907 tons
CITY DE lHES bft.... $1,000 IONS.
CITY OF MONTREAL 400 tons.
CITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .3.770 tons.
CITY OF NEW fORk...... $500 tons.
CITY OF ......................3,0S l tons.
CITY OF BROOhL1 ....2.9ll tons.
These magnificent steamers, built In water-tigls
compartments are among the strongest largest, and
fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons are luxuriously furnished especially
we'll lighted and ventilated. and take up the whole
width of the ship. The principal staterooms are
amidships, forward Of the engines where least noise
and motion is felt, and rcpete with every com.
fort. having all latest improvements, double berts.
electric bells, &c.
The cuisine has always been specially Of this
Line.
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms, gentemen's smo-
king and bathrooms, BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
rieS, &c. provided.
For rates OF passage and other information amply
to JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
g. and SO Broadway. n. y: or TO
q. W. ALLEN K CO.,
fe 16-cod6m Richmond.
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VEG II / n L
will cure
DgOpsY AND DYSPEPSIA.


will cure
DPOpSY AND DYSPEPSIA.
WALNUT HILLS, April 10, 1877.
II. II. Stevens, Esq:
have much pleasure in informing you thar, al
ter seeing the perfect Of case
Of Dropsy by friend OF mine, tried to get cured
of an old trouble Of mine, DyspepSia. The use of
four bottles of VEGETINE, according to your direc-
TONS was a great success, and am free Of my old
enemy The use of your VEGETINE has effected a
perfect cure.
Respectfully yours.
L. w. DAVIDSON.
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, o.
ysGgTINE.-It extends its influence into every
part of the human organism, commencing Win lis
foundation correcting diseased action and res'of-
ing vital powers, creating healthy formation and
publication Of the blood, driving out disease and
leaving Nature to perform its allotted task.
yEGETINE.
APoTHECARIEs RECOMMEND 1T.
CINCINNATI, April 10, 1877.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens, Boston, Macs:
Dear sI,-I have sold during the past two years
large quantities of your VEGETINE, which has
given entire satifaction In all cases, not hearing OF
single complaint against 1t.
Very truly yours, *. B. ASHFIELD,
Druggist and Apothecary,
southwest corner Central avenue and Eighth st"
Cincinnati, 0.
y.
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Through tickets sold ut CARRIERS, 500 Main street:
Exchange Hotel. and OH board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
| Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
landings on Tar river: Washington, d. c.. Boston,
and regular landings on James river at lowest rates
| tircy rebuilt and refurnislied In elegant and
| costly manner, and Is confidently recommended Us
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
| run this route for MANY years.
| l.. q. TATUM, superintendent.
| 903 Main street and Rockets.
| r w 3ICCIRRTf,K. Agent Norfolk 10
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yEGETINE.
W Z G Z T | n L
WILL PREVENT AND CURE
PARALYSIS.

ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS REST.
so. LAWRENCE, MASS, April 80, 1877
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xr,ry cApETs--eAT.r. TO the GRADUATING
-rorRrR-or.JULY CELEBRATioN, &c.
(Rcpor,ed for the Dispaich.]
T,,lr 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
"DE1D on TIE FIELD OF BoYoR.D

The terrible news from the infected districts
comes to us with one glimpse Of cheerfulness
and hOpe-the conduct of the noble men, both
white and black, who have gone to nurse the
sick. We want our readers to stop just
for one moment and look at this matter.
These nurses who have gone out of the pure
air of their own homes to the plague-stricken
towns, to handle and tenderly care for dead
and dying men who are utter strangers to
them, need a higher courage than any
soldier marching into the thick of bat
tie. They gain nothing, neither pay nor
glory. Their victories are not watched by a
proud country for whose honor they give their
lives. If they die, no weeping nation will,
wear by year. hang laurels on their graves.
The Howard nurse is only mentioned in the
papers as Zone of twenty-five" arriving on
such a date, or one of twenty" who are
dead. His name nobody knows. If he falls,
his friends only learn of it because he fails TO
return. There is no burst of battle-cry or
martial music to cheer his soul in its last
struggle with death; in the future there is to
be no roll-call Of victorious army, with the
proud answer to his name, dead upon the
"feld of honor" He gives his life for some
Door piaBu6-stflCheu NftlCu, pIODhDiJ OF less
value to the world than himself, in the pois-
oned air of solitary chamber where there
is none but God TO know. He is buried has
tily in a nameless grave, with shuddering and
fear, and quIcklIme is thrown upon his body
This sacrifice he makes out of pure love TO
God and humanity, and this sacrifice is now
making, not by one man but by every one of
the hundreds of nurses sent out by the How
ard Association. Every one of them carries
his life in his hand as he goes.
These men. too, be it remembered, are
Southerners, the people whom we regarded
as our enemies not long ago, and
whom we are very apt still to regard
as impracHcabe, idle and quarrelsOme.
1t is worth our while TO consider this thing.
The newspapers lately have contained more
than the usual amount of crime and nastiness.
Neither foreign politics nor our domestic
records have been calculated to raise our be-
lief in the nobility of human nature, or to
suggest fresh watch words of cheer to the
world. It is something to know that in our
own country, among the people Of the very
State which we have believed given over
to corruption and fraud, a noble deed is done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

There are but two sides in this contest those
who are Tor honest money aud those who are opposed
There IA no middle ground TO stand upon Ev'ty lnah
nebeo (Mo.l Journal (Rop)
The great task before the Republicans OF
the country Is 20 briug back tue thought aud sonent
~ tbe urope 10 a realization OF the dangers that
threaten from CalhOunsm aud rebel supremacy, ana
mite the Republican masses once more ~ defence OF
(Repl
These soreheads, whose political principles
do not rise above Jealousy aud personal haired, aud
whose policv IA all summed In the phrase, auythtng
TO beat Conkling "whose hatred Tor the Senator Is
their excuse for their love for the Administration.
skulked away Co Saratoga met consulted ana resolved
Utica Republican (fep)
Senator Blaine's manly fight against the
reeDbaek heresy n Maine words of hearty praise
for him from Journals which never said then before
The senator's later has not been free from grew
ous mistakes bat the who ID not afraid 10 fight tie
new danger of the country, displays virtue great
enough 70 cover multitude Of errors.-Uuca Herald
QSeDJ
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1nocr to AopernsemeuIs


A,rrsp,,FSTs-3d Pd0f-6th column.
PaNxRuPT NOTICIs-6M PdOe-6th column
R0ARD AED ROOMs-3d Pd0e-5th column
RnsINEss CHANCEs--7h PG0e-6th column
BUsISFss NOTICEs-4M PoCe-1st column.
DaNCTsG AcADEMIRs--6fh P00e-6th column
DIyIDI,SD NOTICEs-7th Pa0e-6th column.
ExcUKsIONs-3d Page-6th column.
FINANCIAIs-7h Pd0e-6tb column
HELP WAKTED-3d PaOe-3d column ,.. -
HOUSES AND FARMS WAEfED--3d rage -Ath CVIu1n'
IcF CREAM-3d Pa0e-3a column. 80 - -. e.t
columns -
law RcHooLs-6tA PaOe-6th column
LEGAL NOTICRs-6kh PG0e-6th column.
TOsT AM FOuND-:}d PdOe-6fh column
MAPpTp AsD SLATE MANTELs-6th Pd0e-6th cOlulnh'
MaTEIAGEs AND DEATHs-5ta R00e-6tb co nnn -,
NTsCFIIAgKOUs-7M Pdge-6fh column; Sh fnpe-ObH
ana 6tn columns al. 5000,
NTW PuRI 10 .TIONs-Bh Pd0e-20 column.
PRoPosaIs-3d PGde-3d column. -
RAJ RETATF For SATR--f1TT-3d FGQe-Zd coluun
CoUNTRY-3d Pa9e-2d column; 70 E1cHASGE-S0
Pa0e-2d column. -
skIFs ny AUcTION-3d Pdge-3d column.
SPECIAL RoTICEs-5h Pd0e-6th column
sITUATIoNs WAETED-MALEs-3d Pd0e-50 Column ;
FEMALES Sd ragged and Sd co 'umns' "a , 40,
sTEAMBoATs AND RAILROADs-3d PdGe-ou ana 4bn
columns -,
sTEAMERs OcEAN-7h PG0e-6th column
gUsfMRR BOARD-3d PG0e-5th column.
IEACHERs-6M PaOe-6th column. -
TO LET-CITY PROPERTY-3d FdGe-Zd cOlumh , OObN'
TRY-3d ragged column
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FoREIGN.-ShOcks of earthquake have been felt
in Germany. notably at Elberfold and Cologne. -
General Todeben proposes to remove soon to Adri-
anople. and will afiergard make Varna his head
quarters - The surrender Of Batum has been
postponed to September ~. == The Porte is
seeking English aid to borrow money to carry out
reforms.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Three witnesses testified
before the Hewitt Committee yesterday on various
subjects. -= Majority aud minority reports were
prepared by the National party's HaTmOnizing Com
mittee. == Tax Commissioner Andrews resigned.
The man arrested ON suspicion Of being i'm
plicated i'm the FairYiew masked robbery has
not been identified. go Travel was begun
on the Third Avenue Elevated Road. -
The Chamber of Commerce yesterday gave
4,755 II for the yellow fever sufferers -
At the Smith INQUEST Covert D. Bennett refused to
testify. II. D. OTIS charged with being privy
to the theft of Canadian bonds was held in 900
bail - Gold, 1GOl2, 1902 1902 Gold
value of the legaltender dollar at the close, 5000
cents. Stocks dull and irregular, closing steady.
DoMEsTC.-Seeretary Sherman, in a speech
at Toledo, replied to Senator Thurman's
recent speech. - The Massachusetts, Young
Republicans held a conference. == Commissioner
Hayt has replied to General sherman. 80
Horace II. Day, formerly rubber manufacturer
is dead. == The Democratic Campaign Conn
mittee at Washington is considering how to raise
money ~ The Postmaster at Grenada, Miss,
offers to remain at his post despite tine
yellow fever. = 1t is denied that Senator
Spencer and the Administration have become
reeOneiled. = The President Mrs. Hayes and
family are to leave for the West Friday next.
- The Saratoga races were won by Bramble,
Helmsman Mamie H., and Dan X.
TIE WEATHER-TRIBUSE local observations in
dictate clear or partly cloudy weather. Thermom-
eter yesterday, GO, 7So, 6S0
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the United States on a sound, stable
basis, and enable us TO compete with
the great commercial countries of Europe in
the markets of the world. Of the prosperity
which will follow, American labor Will reap
the first benefit. Imitation viii drive as out
of the markets Of the world and cause malt
in the development of our boundless resources.
The American laboring man will be tire first
to suffer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
UEARTLFss CONSPIRACY AGAINST BUTLER
From The Bostea TrdnScript

geene In n Store, Enter Butler canVassef.
InterroRating the owner OF the esablishment" shall
mi You down in favor OF General Butler "a an todc
penient candidate for GOyeru0rp Answer Yes
There were three other individuals In the store az the
fme; one OF them calculated Put me down. also And
his fflend added, " Write my name there too Iheso
respectable gentlemen, from different quarters OF the
eity we're taken 20 task after leaving tbe premises ~
rue persou who had declined 90 sign and asked II ney
were really Butler men. Butler men, mol We want "
orf him nominated 90 that he VIII be % eneetuAiy
saneiehed we SHALL never hear OF him again"
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GoOD NEWS FROM IOWA.

The Iowa Republican Congressional tickets
are IN the present Congress and all have large expert
ence in the administration Of public affairs And there
4 another aud important point that can be mentioned
this connection that Il, they viii all be elected
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DATE OF THE STRIKE FIXED AT SEPTEMBER 2
From The PttsbtUg Commercial 6azctis. I'd,
IL. -.

When, Short tlnlt tInCt, We mtnIIUHCU IHdV
the National leaders were organizing striAe amoag
miners In order 20 have them ont OF work about eeeto
time the fact was denied Ne bY tho labor pa
per that Monday evening" September = meeting rs
10 be held 10 form associations and elect officers, and 20
make such arrang ements may be necessary 20 pree
tate the movement had before alluded TO Tbs luly
confirms previous statement and shows at te sAme
fme the inter hearessDoss OF those who would Defy
the poor miners needless strike In order that they
may be used 20 help set " graeeless political dehd
gogues. Let the fact be noted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
BuTLER's NATIONAL CHARACTERISTIC
From The 81 Pull Globe

THE NEW DIRK TRIBUNE Is OF the opinion
that Massachusetts deserves 10 be visited with bue
as Governor for term at least for having worried
the country with him many times COngressln
But The trouble Is that Batter IL thoroughly dnhsYe
that the afiiietNB would not be confined 10 the Bay
state but would be visited upon the whole country NO
ueutp Massachusetts, contracts his powers for DAklhR
a general nuisance OK bnisef.