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The New York herald., 1875-08-18
coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWISE STEAMSitlFss
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP cox
Tn, .,.nn, fer s., Thomas and Brazil Bnilru ,,,pp,c.
o9 tons bprhen, Captain T. l. Tnklepaugh win sail for
on un0 un0S Para peaabue9 Bshia and Rio de JaHeir9
WILLIAM II. GARRISON,
No. . Bowling Green
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
ihe Cromwell Line
KNICkERBOCkER, Captain Kemble
VIII eAye pier NO North River, Saturday August 81
Through rates given to Mobile S. Louis yieksburu and
other points CABIN passage, $50; steerage s25
''' ''S' u cLXRH q sH&SSSD slsaiSSS 81 %es. street
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ sailing from. from pier 80 Z North River.
For Norfolk Nty ron. y Ana M helm4nd Tuesdays, Thurs
aaa H Line coas ne %9 PeamonF as SFa9 A1
pany lines to interior points In North Carolina and
Newbern and Washington, n. c. via Norfoll, every
Tuesday Thursday and saturday
with Delaware and MARY land railroads.
Through passage tickets and bills OF lading points at
lowest rates Insurance Norfolk &C. a cent Freight
General offices, l97 Greenwich street New York
n L. McCREADY, President
N Y, HAVANA AND, MExIcAN, MAIL S. LINE.
,,n,. o''a ,ap~ Eok .sIs' HAVANA DiEEcf = . >,
SET2 SE YhRH Angus.
49, - FOR l We HERA cRtz AND NEW ORLEANS, '''
calling ut Havana, Progress, Campeachy Tuspan and
CITY OF MEXICO ianpieo Tuesday. August "a
sdeE FER freight apply to j. ALEXANDRA i
will leave New Orleans August and September
IL for Vera Cruz aud all the other ports
rNExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
ing at hey West, carrying the United States mail
Steamer CITY OF AUSTIN, Captain stevans will leave
fron bills of ad@ o sVen S ali Snss p6ms on on the and
T. G. H. and c. NJ q. II. and H. and o. II. and s. A. rail
forwarding in New York For freight passage, having
9; Il MALLoRY 4 CO., l53 Maiden lane
W. T. CLYDE CO., ll9 Wall street.
MoRGANs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
New Orleans and Texas via Brashear City
commencing Saturday, l4th Of August
Tho following Al iron steamships will form this line
BRASHEAR
W q. HEWES,
HUTCHINSON
-, building.
which will every Saturday for Brashear City
transferring freight that place Morgan Railroad for
steamers, thence TO all the Texas ports,
l. he steamer NJ ~ iE"iss WIN sa rom pier 80 North
RIVER Saturday, 2lst of August at T. NJ Brashear
Through bills adng signed to Mobile Galveston and to
Houston and Texas Central International Great North
ern Puchc Trans RAILROADS nnd
10 Indianoa nnds san Antonio and ai noints on t iS
Western, Texas and Pacific Railway Brazos Santiago
Freight for ST. Marys and Fulton. landed at Rockport
Igherage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi or
Brazos Santiago at the expense and risk of eonsgnee
Freight for Brownsville, MatamorOs and points
terror must have consgnee at Brazos santiago
Freight through New Orleans. Galveston lndanola
IL foot Corpus Christi and Roeport 10 cents
per to Brazos Santiago % cents per foot.
Insurance be effected by this line under participation
cent Galveston 100 per Indanola 9o 100 per
For freight further Information apply to
Corpus Christi Ia Brazos Santiago, u
CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 co, Agents,
Pier 81 North River.
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HERALD.
N. B.-NO BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Tickets can be purchased through to Saratoga
Take Herald train Schenectady where carriages will be
in waiting passengers to Saratoga arriving there
in time for breakfast Fare from New York, including
delightful drive OF 20 miles through the country IS SO
Close connections made Ut Saratoga BY rail Tor Lake
George Luzerne and Schroon arriving there before
DEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA
Il leaves daily p NJ Sundays excepted, from pier
al North River, foot of Canal street.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.-On Saturday July 3, and every
Saturday until further notice. he OF this line will
leave p NJ instead of p NJ heretofore order
with the sunday morning train Albany for Sara
toga and the West.
PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
Il NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New York to Philadelphia only 81 25.
Commencing June 2S. 1875,
leave New York pier North River foot Rector
For Philadelphia-9 :45 A. NJ and 3 30 y. NJ.
For Long Branch-7 AS A. NJ. l, 80 and 4: As p n
From foot 24th street North River, IL 80 and p NJ.
Sundays. from oath pier, A. NJ pier g. 30 A
Palace through to Philadelphia 80 p NJ line.
WM. 5. SNEDEN, General Manager.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.
NTIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
IN THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.
FARE, - 25.
NEW YORK HERALD


SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
THE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING AT ? 80, MAKING CONNECTION AT BUF.
FALO AT 7. N. WITH l.. s. AND NJ. = r. K FOR ALL
POINTS WEST AND SOUTHWEST, THEREBY EN-
ABLING PAsSENGERS TO REACH CHICAGO AT
A. NJ. MONDAY MORNING, ALSO CONNECTING AZ
SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT l 40 4. VI. SUNDAY WITH
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA FOR
ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST ATTACHED TO
THIS TRAIN WILL BE PASSENGER COACHES: ALSO
A WAGNER SLEEPING COACH. READY FOR PAS
SENGERS AT IL O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT PASSENGERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
THE FOLLOWING PLACEs;-
PoUGHKEEPsIE, ALBANY SCHENECTADY, SARA
ToGA PALATINE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS,
UTICA SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA, BUE
FALo, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
BRIDGE.
Passengers reach all points North West Southwest
from "a 80 hours earlier than by other train via New
York Central Hudson River Railroad the only
track read a steel rails in the world combining speed and
safety With comfort. The HERALD TRAIN has the right
ofway all others.
Passengers by the night New connect
Vt Albany at y O'Clock A. NJ Sunday
Those desiring visit Sharon Springs arrive there II
oocock Sunday morning remain IL hours Mt the Springs
by the 10 Al sunday evening" arriving In
New York Z O'Clock Monday morning
BY THIS TRAIN
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DRoyIDENCE AND sIoNINGToN STEAMSHIP co.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
SIONiNGTON LINE.
From pier 33 North River of street. the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT daily
except sundays az > T. W.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier - North River foot of Robinson street. the
steamship ELECTRA and GALArEA daily Except Sun
days. at 3 T.. NJ.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

26 ACRE FARM-ls MILES IN NEW JERSEY FOR
~ sale low would exchange for City Property larger
Farm further away. d. +. CURLEY, II Centre street
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A HANDSOME THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE l.
~ Brooklyn, and other good Real Estate exchange
Merchandise or staple Business. Address MERCHANT
box l57 Herald Office.
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EXCURSIONS.

A DAILY EXCURSION TO RoCKAwAY BEACH
IL. The steamers AMERICUS and NEVERSINK VIII
make excursions TO Rockaway Beach daily (Sundays In
euded), leaving rs tollows:-
AMERICUS.
24th st., y. r., 8 80 A. NJ. and Is r. NJ
West 10th st. n. r.. y 45 A. VI. and :25 p. N.
Barclay ST.. n. r., 3 A. NJ. and 40 r NJ
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn 30 A. NJ aud p. N.
Conerno's 1wentyth Regiment Band always board
the Americus.
NEVERSINk.
Ninth ST., +. r., A. NJ. and II :45 p. NJ.
South Sixth St, Williamsburg, Si5 A. NJ. and p. NJ
Grand ST. l.. r., 3 80 a. NJ. and :l5 =. N.
Pier ~, f. K, y :i5 A. NJ and 80 +. VI.
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn A. NJ and 3i5 p. ".
Returning boats Rockaway Beach TO- IS and IL
A. NJ, 4 - and ) =. NJ. Fare 35c.
Excursion tickets 5Oc., good ON either boat
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BY THIS TRAIN

TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THB
TRAIN OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
N. B.-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
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Miscellaneous.

J)LANs AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY, BILLS
Circulars every kind Printing furnished At thu
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 2ls
Broadway
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ENOR SALE-AT GARRlSON'S. on HUDSON RIVER
Il Railroad directly opposite West Point and half mile
rom the station and river Cottage containing nine rooms
cellar and attic, with eight Of land price $1,000
Apply address q. f. GARRISON Garrisons
A. Y
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CAMP MEETING AT SING sING.-SEE STEAMBOAT
~ ARMENIA advertisements
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NATIONAL LINE
N From piers Nos. A. and Al North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK. Thursday. August 20, II NJ.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiVERPOOL
SPAIN. August II, A. NJ. ENGLAND.Sept. l. 30 AN
HELVETIA Aug y, Up. NJ. EGYPT. Sept IL. 2 ?. NJ.
Cabin passage $40 and go currency SteeTage greatly
reduced prices Return tickets reduced rates. Prepaid
eerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest Apply
the conpany's office, SO Broadway.
w j HURST
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LNoR sALE-AN ELEGANT THREE STORY HIGH
II stoOp and brick House 22NlOO, with IL
resco aud all improvements. price $l 500 Inquire at 254
West Twenty sixth street. near Eighth avenue.
LNoUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE AND LOT-IN
perfect order seventh between Thirty
eighth and Thirty ninth good healthy location for
sale cheap Address c., 229 Washington street
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Al ELEGANT FULL SIZE -FOUR STORY HIG
n soop brown stone Dwelling Fortyeghth street, JUS
of Fifth avenue, for sale bargain. Offices No
Pine street and No. 30 East Seventeenth street
v STEVENSON .r
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cry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. =

1rAPs DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS OF PROPERTY,
vi Circulars Catalogues and every kind Of Printing
adapted 10 dealers promptly, carefully and
cheaniy done AT the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTAB-
LIsiNENT, in the Herald Building.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

L'oR SALE--AT STANFORD. AT GREAT SAC
II rhce. 1ne 4ooot front story and root
House, fully and elegantly furnished sf1 900
ii. A. HUBBARD, Stamford
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A GRAND OCEAN VIEW BY MOONLIGHT
n. Wednesday evening August 1S, 1S75this Is u chance
seldom ofered-on the fast and fayorte saloon
ARROWSMITII Captain Anderson. WIN stop the way
Island The main deck will be beautifully ilulnL
mated and cleared for dancing Refreshments Of all kinds
board The will leave follows Twenty fourth
street. North River, 80 T. NJ; West Tenth street 45
T. NJ Franklin street, r. ~. pier l3, 9l5 r. NJ. band
music will be in for dancing Tickets
curson 81 for sale Norton Murray's Pavilion Hotel
Coney Island and board the steamers Arowsmith and
Monitor.
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LXCURsIoN TO THE PEACH ORCHARDS
u Of Delaware.
Fare round trip, S.

LNXCURSIONS BY STEAMBOAT ARMENIA DAILY
u lSundays excepted from NEW YORK AND BROOK
LlN, through the HIGHLANDS and NEWBURG BAY TO
NENBuRG, with opportunity of spending three hours Il;
the unrivaed picnic grounds of IONA ISLAND or two
hours q COZZENS HOTEL OR WEST POINT See ad
yertisement in another column
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANIED-A LOT CORNER LOT PREFERRED) ,
w situated between Canal and Grand west Of
l5T Herald Office.
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LNOR sALE-AT TALLMANs' NEW DEPOT on
Il Northern Railroad of New Jersey, snug improved
Fsrm about nine house large house and
buildings; good land; healthy locality 5000: would
change for New York Brooklyn property 4ooo 81 oo
mortgage; balance cash
j. MERRITT Tallmans n Y
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EQUITY OF $4,000 IN TWO FOUR STORY
~ brick houses, centrally located entcd exchange
lo Brooklyn country property Owners call address
UlLbEkI PECk 26s West Thlrtyonrth street.
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A FISHING BANKS, REGULAR EVERY DAY
~. Saturdays excepted steamer SETH LOW leay'
ing Harrison street. " X. G:]O; Eighth street, r., q
pier - Il. r.. 5 Tenth street ~ r., 40 pier n r.,
A. VI. Tickets 81. Al G. FOSTER, Manager.
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OF these charity the only bond OF pcrfectneas ana All
GOOD things Bishop James followed in few words OF
greeting and thankfuness spoke Of his varied expe-
Renee Illness and joy in near an'cpations "f
an eternity Of love, and said that love polluted by SIN
but ceansed by blood Of Christ, bing hearts wond
cau.train them 10 any sacrifice for the salvation OF the
souls file has redeemed. lie then called for brief
Testimonies, and was ~ sponed TO by SEVERAL among
,enl German who in fcrvd broken English. spoke OF
the wonderful coming OF the Kingdom OF God la his
country where even Dutchmcn" are learning about
snc.ifcation. and writing their experiences to TINS
country which they seem to consider, * he once dd
land inhabited only by Indians. He was not satisfied
with 900 conversions last year and wants at least lVoo
this season Mr. Uman then spoke few words concern
inc tle great expectations entertained and apparently
likely Dc realized in this meeting ana ADVISED All
nreseut to send Letters homo for their unconverted
friends to rcmenhcr that the way up Is dO"n anu W al
ready for a real battle for God.
Amer a short tribute to the memory OF Mrs Palmer,
who was present last year. and the announcement OF
three regular daily services and imumcrahle prayer
meetings for the future, the assembly broke up and
retired 10 pItty white tent. placed at my disposal by
rho courtesy which the Executive Committee exhibit
towaid the press Here am, monarch OF all survey,
the empire consisting OF such very primitive articles OF
furniture and so few them fOrcbly 10 remind me OF
the line, man, -. ,o,or,
and 10 raise feeling of thankfuness that the hNt Il ao
truth, -.,,..,o,o,
INT the 10 O'Clock curfew has long sounded, the
night policeman as he patrols We eyayc.. looks sus-
priousy at the stream of light issuing om the tent AK
the corner OF Six and 50 it may be well al ms pom.
10 close this desultory account OF the opening OF kOuhu
Lake CAMPING tiu<.
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70 n z LN9f0T OT nc IFIDNWt.
SIR: Ike the paper "founded by Horace
Grc.cy aud believe in yOur truihiu.ncs-, malincsS.
aud de,eucy treating The gfca questions of The day.
1t was thc abuse of TIE TTiBtNE by the sour-srape
neicnjors which led ms 10 take H. and ain thankful
for that abuse. Now, you have sometimes favored
your leaders with your views upon special questions
want to c your attention the unfortunate of the
word revenge" by The TiCfaGH'e JOuuHGiof Dublin,
Ireland ia speaking OF the victory "a the American
Team think it would have been better had ihcy said.
while dailng onr glan conqnc; ois on ~ in
magnificent triumph. We look ID tn fuiuTo or triumph
instead OF "FctcHgc" The whole treatment o' our boys
wa. larecLeatcd aud Irish IKE tat such nal Cios
word revenge should bo mentioned. Ever ia ihe
kiHte~t spirit. CRITIC.
hete- lOrk, July ., 1870.
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cHMG.Es OF ygyETl-FDE YEARS.


soNE nrFl, CuoNs o. 4 'loXrY wrmfn.
Ills is July I. 1873. o. The i'st day Of
.la, 100. tn nr-t money nmi,c a''"~'.d in ne
i' h,fgt - , s,p, , ~, CT r l ri F. -, 'l' Dl
fv. d.. na:.rd' th rsr:r,,.r d..,.;tp.,t of iIc
J.,r i, i in his ,l.e'ai carsa ad Gtl, contrib
u'rl 90 tg him 1irH-iVc year, - J. just han me
oar , OWN u Tue ' %cd. 49, fre Ioi @L@ il
devoted 10 the "pou,y ral.,t' AMI kindred
,, litcts ina parposc hai b.cn preceded by
,t c oh,r psn,f iLrAc.r- Y0r H.0F liz i,J7~r wa,
,nld ny ic rty,i .I,'- 81 oal and Dock
.-., III small. cw luln, un.iirrtNe III appearance
ami n'i i'ocfiy appointed ia ali ~ hanical dc%5i-
nets. 1u in ~ t0 The avel tr "i il lime. Ic pui-
ion o.iee Wis ga de corner o. thr ground h"or I'M
press iooI. occupied ~ one Anno.o ~ Indcr pre- driven
y srei erini. .le ,iin- hon', Immediately a;
is scaf. Tic dior ID and composing ''ni' 'r'e tn
tie seeond ant only Other i"or ,-,d 81 ne hG t't
she editors ard aOi !trt oil tnr i!ont second
s-oly was pitH'onod oil. and th- a-lin was divided,
corne., fort OF closet. 81 by aDout . feet, al
one ont of vhirh ""5 Iq.cd an oil fashioned
Office Gasi before viii \ STOOD i0% yellow oiiii ana ~
The opposite coilsr Was r0u@h hoard box. bottom ~,
secuted a. INST the waA in sinns POSITION siNins
IRE occupied ~ tho late Russell a is teg
desk. aH"r,r att"ih"ud i"' f i' Sri"f If"ii' OF,
Who occ. Ur1ll, "to,e Wnai ~ idlSe Ia Was pleased
,i.,.s c1ol,ltn, 'tL.a.,b and rni.osoph. tan H. At
o. her tiic, tnc editor NJ ne, occupied The
inner temple VI. about vice ~ lag-c, fuiEisel
with a liue table. . ~ feet. on which hfyIg8'S
r. inlitf ana l'ar' dtllii- i' hitt '''"''i
di.uc The aly hy tie Whole r,oitDriI CORPS one
gentleman VII, was thcnccioitn to divide the honor of
irr accommodations EI tnc money m,r'rt mar and
hcreupOn nice question 81 proprietary ugiis.
IIrc WAS iu this larger Apartment fctoltut % sVur
A.. So anl LIBERAL, filtered with waste papcr, bur
slm.lc ca H. diapdatc ly thc 0ss Of leg and n'ul-
f~ typo bpS>-Omr ~ inches loIG ana inches -luate,
which. D. Wearing rni 10Y "a i,iU service 40
"a tear r.r Inn whp should make his dpprararc" sc,'nd
90 c,bic. The whole office ari~.ns"nrnts were rin
and IL Affairs admin -rit"
Ile chief ccrh. vino furnished the supplies. ha .pec
Horror Of extravaganza having cliiN mastered that
to- parent 0f waste, hence paper Gol,d Uni o. the
s.n-lc .i,c ami pens AMI waters in tue came united
PROPORTIONS !he Lcagcra that time Lad daily circu
at un 81 O,J 10 iVjO copies, ana vas printed on
double. l,st. cut hv hand before being delS red tu the
calIi.... Such was TINS great local W, per # Fhl
a,lrpia - years ago. remembered 10y "n" who it5
Remained cOnliH ou-y with ia from that dag ~ t,is.
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A sIlnl.ESTINN.

10 the Fdifor Of me 1rt6Wac.
SIR: VIII ycu be kind enough 70 allow me,
through tie medium o. olr columns 10 Place before
your r.ad1s a sug-csiiou, which l believe sill hc re-
ccic,d vh favor. The American Team On hcir return
to tbs country viii receive a Hearty overcome home
and tbcy viii receive number Of deserved tokens of he
aplroe1t ia wi, ihoy hcld by ther bicthrenn-
arms ana the public generally Ny wfe wants me to
su st that the present VIII be fitting opportunity fer
tine .tcs % America 10 show their apprc atOn OF The
efforts Of fhcr Gallant representative TtcmeE 1ci sug-
gc, cnis Tia lad IS pton he started, and the pro-
cc. Ok devoted 10 the purchase Of The bet rifle Tat can
l,c boi.la for me Subscribed; hai gold ia;c
na,nir. suitable l!pliO zee pat into tc SiccK 90 TIE
iinc an3 tha s fre"un shall b. offered a. lie ladies
cont button. competition a.HDr- an SIX gentlemen
who ai9 known the American: Irmn' u tine contest
sAora take place NJ Cree dinoor under rGs ald conf
:i.s a.red iau h} tie American NatiG.I ltnr - ci-
atiun Il would. an sure. bc satisfactory 10 every ore.
= re lad.. 81 Nw-l0:A win take mi matter up, tic
mos. valuable and beautiful rife eve: manufactured IL
kf.erca vii y. offered iOr ccmictluon among team
tlt any country ia the world might Ju-ty % proud o.
Atfr- lOgE, Jul. =, 1870. Is
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A MAN WHO DID Not YEAnN FOR 4 MoYuMEyr.

II WAS one day since the late Centennial eel
c.niiun mat MISUNDERSTANDING Yankee Stepped up 10
= Boston woman, kitchen door. anl. confronting the
Woodworking mstrcs, o. tins house, introduced hms'l
s. follows:
El-t-uiiclecvcr- patented under thcace-oi-ihcsin
fuI-i ,ts -cl"iIhn Wlicniu and purity
IA cavin- nc ,rncnt sweet -spft nnd-.tld, to-tHksl
si-sinOufi il-i- like to- bus us,ur iow shin
ooinpr,iaf-ai'an - Aud he held ont small TN box.
IT,. Wu,r., 90 i, one cihJw the table and. loDNns
hard intruder when lie was through. inquired
AIr Sou i me-" aye. maam" Here the female
slowly pointed long index finger ont OF the door 10
some defiant object. aud again inquired: ID you see
that os or there (" lc- Hauir replied me dispenser
washing compound. that's Bunker IIll monument"
Then the woman squared hcr-ef her heels toes out,
uHd soniuin mp a Of TUny IN her eye, aud gather
irg nj ,irun ia her hand she asked 10 you want
OF those raised on your head - The Yankee TO
tgt atcd. lie didn't want All! monument.
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MR.. REFCHFR'S INNOCENCE.
WHAT IFS NEPHEW THINKS ABOUT lf-IIIE CHRIS
TAN fIrON OF rs CONprCT

TfAN fllFOiN DF MS tDNbttf.
fisfefir Brethel Pritrs az The Bp,'or tirs-tisSr
Suppose now you take il for granted that
Mr. Lcccn.r Ia, trie a. hard - silC,r Christian ih
could try to Initiate the wonderful Loader. hos great
discourse has yet been lived up e. and hos Nn-
cxsmpncd pr ptsrc the strongest proofs t'ay 20 tho
trh, the Lod the vital ~, "i the New Irsimc frtci
ton DO not let IT, assiuc cOWarl,cr. in>, visibility,
moral defect because would NJ have dome q. tr did
Are Nc iltiI-, you and |, Nr llt"r, to a. gctn
good for csil, dc'"riiu- 10 inst hratint'crc' 90 10
whole teachings OF 'hrstf confess, iur ny paii IA
not good ,ira- a. don't and won't Bu NJ. iss chtr
docs t'y. ana We. ha iiiehis. Sc better than c ii-
i.rtnt aui the hosfG Nlnt IT, has 90 Tor H.
know very Wei my personal LnoN'eisr,
that he hls URGED Tor yours 10
turn and fght and. manly slSakins we VITO Urged
him. w,rc right anout 10. But Ma EDITOR wi.h'd e
good believe m Dud Almighty and nmUl faulty, and
sly Mr.. Bs, cher viii have been ~funs Alcn 70
!. dead seeking. ia tho city OF Tweed and Noo0klt
aud The Hsrr'd ald he sum- to actBaly do the nilh
cnaptcr OF Mathew. especially verse -: " Bot eV
Vnlo NOu love Your enemies, bless them that curse You,
do good g. ticin It nate yOu and pray Tot ,W wh'h
ds pitt f-iiy and prosecute YOU" Nnh ths Ay
Iuln aud with that other Nise oHc. the law nN - 10
directly. hut - doing good; aui Win tne
parallel memory ot Pants strange assertion 81 MS uc,
har ANA exceptional wickcduess, you on tm's;iin
and charts able principles nnd reasons. even disco
ingy good and noble Cor Nr Teachers silence ana ~
~ gull. responsible for the downfall ~ fam
and they viii equally explain the silence which 10 VIZ
ptesrve a5oat the parallel Vase VI tue charges oi |hJ
{. Bowen,
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INSTRUMENTATION VERDICT.
TIE TRIBTNE'S COURSE DURING THE TRIAL.
THANKS FOR Az IMPARTIAL REPORT.
To the Fditor Of The TTtbune.

SIR: beg to thank you for the full, able,
and impartial reports and remarks concerning the TIL
ton Beecher" trial which you have given In TIE IRIB-
USE In my judgment you have earned tho gratitude ana
respect OF all intelligent and trnthoying people Some
have charged you with being partisan OF Mr. Beecher
Such statements carry their refnaton in the Ins
Of all sensible and upright persons In common with
volf and lie best portion OF the press rejoice in the
substantial victory which has been CAMEL by Mr. Beecher
OVER H. asslan:s Something ought TO be done 10 give
the propl an opportunity Of showing that they VIII MOI
allow one of their noDlcst and abes b neiact0r. ana
servants to be crushed by an INSCRIPTIONS ana wicked
cons tracy "a wei rs TO express thet undated conn
deuce and love I'm Mr. Beccher While am wriiing
allow me TO thank You for your valuable reports oi sc
thc oeturcs, AM OF all movements calculator 10 p"hrht
mankind. Yours truly, flLsBilLh'
L0Hg Island July 3, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
nroRrAxcn OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

TO the razor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: Your correspondent, "A. II. c." whose
communication ap n TIE TRIBUNE % June -, asks
chow the hon st men,, whom he estimates COM
prisng three fOurhs OF Tire Republican party noipnate
upri men for public Offices" and complains that the
remaining onefourh OF the party have al the arrange
mants made" The Democratic ariy II Tennessee, OF
which am member, nominate their candidates by 4
Convention Of delegates chosen from the body of
people. iic under this stem. which ~ldcr thc
most perfect existence for Nominating good Oficers
corrupt e may creep into Tie Contention, still, II there
is any serious hack OF Integrity among the dele ates the
faut can laid ut The door. Of the VOTERS Who thcnI
there would Ike - say 10 4. II. c." that fruitful
cause Of the cy of which he complains j. he apa, OF
the misses good ci.H who dislike 10 dbbic in ard
nom which your water courses ioG and the river; they
form VIII parak0 OF tie character Purge your
primary elections Of thcir Siconc csIeIts and The hole
body polite will revive A. W. Oris.
AdMphis, July l, 1875.