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New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
AH Notices Of Warridgrs mast be iadorsed wi@ faH
name and address.
DIEIl.


eaDsIns NaesrTo Mccomb. Widow Of Oswald John Cam:
Funeral at Geneva
Corr-At residence this city May IT. Henry Colt In
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend the funeral
services n the ltt Avenue lreDy ters Gnnrs cor"er
COLE-Suddeny Thursday. May lo 1870 Of scarlet fever
faDnie H. eldest daughter OF IL "a aLd Mary H. CoIt, In
Funeral reslence Of her parents 60 West Forveg
st. Saturday at O'Clock.
DOUBLEDA1-At Nyack n. " on Friday May 10, John
Cushmau Of stepnen Ward anu Angelica D. Dou"oday'
RELATIVES ard rs dis Of l5e family are invited attend
Tie from the residence of his grandfather John IL IL
Cnslman No. Alb Wst sentetn-sl Sanday, tho 2lst
instq at oclOcS p IN.
uyDE-At Elizabeth, N. j.. Thursday, Nay is John l.
Hyde, n the Both year Of his age.
Sotice OF funeral hereafter.
LEGION Friday May 49, 1876 FL zabeth widow Of Frederick
FUNERAL services at y MARKS c3fch corner of Tenth and
Secondary on Moniay % si,. noon hs ia Ia & ns ~ =, az
be taken to Far hocAaway. L. IL ior Later.
meat
MUNN-At Milwaukee, on the I4th inst. William Alonze
Num- eldest OF sias Mum. e4q late Of Wooisiae NJ
aged 80. OI paralysis
PRICE-ou Friday morning May 10 Of apoplexy. MISS
Hannah Price. formerly 81 birmingham England aSed ~
Her snds are Invited To attend her funeral from Ler late
resdenee No 2.o Last TwenethS, THIS Saturday liter.
noon, It oclO,A.
PYEwE ELIAt somcryil j. May 49, IN the 59th year Of
bis ase William fycss iS11Hsy m % ~ t1s s.
RIpLEY-Friday, May H. Dwight A. eldest son Of Joseph
Ripley lev h6ars illness in the 4st year OF ms ago.
Notice O funeral hereafter.
TRYON-In Brooklyn May ls Francis Tryon in the 10th
corner Clark ST. and Monroe place. BIooAyn, ON oanday
afternoon, N O'CLOCK
OF iiam M. and sarah ~. all, aged years ana IL
Faacai seryces on Sunday. May 2l, $50 p from
Grace Church. Brooklyn lfights.
wOoDWAKD-on THURSDAY. May 18th, Samuel Woodward.
Relatives aud friends d tie family arc invited TO atteoi
the funeral from his late residence lS3 East oevenys|
st., Oh saIurday, 2Oih, A y. Ill
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
prropMrp PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

PHILADELPHIA, May l9.-lhc Ocnciai - "o"
OF the Reformed Pres'y enan o"nfch III No''" .,
ro,,,cd i,s session this morning. The Rev A. d. VIII
liam. dcJeg,to from the Reformed Church In America
addressed the synod Reports from the several rre'oy
teries were referred to appropriate committees conn
mittee was appointed to draft resolutions eipIo''
ing tho sentiments OF the Synod III opposi''o"
10 the opening Of the Centennial Exhibition OH 'u''
day spirited discussion ensued relative to losses the
ci,rcb m Scotland mad sustained consequence o tne
seccssOn the Reformed Presbyterian cohSeba,ons W
fbc Free Church hcJtlanG. resolution ihs'ruons
the a MN tee Foreign correspondence Ia cohhun'
cate witn the synod Scotland relative to The same "s
laid on the table. .,.., ,,aot
Cnciuuiti was selected the place for the next meet
ing of Tho synod which will take place on tho thsu
wednesday IN May Of 1877.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
TIE BALTIMORE ASSEMBLY.

A COMMITTEE TO ADJUST TIE DIFFICULTIES BG-
TWEEN TIE MLTmoptsT- ~ 1EE NORTH AsD
sovIn- BISHOP CCNMlNs PRESENT - TnE
LADIES REPOSITORY"
BALTIMORE, May 19.-J. :. Adams OF New
Uamslrc In the Conference to-day, presented rc'olu
tions 10 amend the Discipline Ia provide FOR the
cxpnlsion Of members OF the Methodist Epis
copal Church who rent buildings for the sale
of intoxicating drinks Laid until to-morrow.
Gen Fisk IRON tho Committee 10 whom was referred
the communication from the VI. T. Church South, pre-
scniel resolution that In order to rcmoyc all ohsta
Gle, 10 u formal fraternity between the two Chnfche-
the Board OF Bishops b. directed To appoint comnitter
Of three ministers and two liymen 90 meet similar
commission authorized by the w. H. CiuTch south. and
adn,t all nlcul les" The resolution was adopted.
The Conference then proceeded elect correspond
ng Mission ry Secretary The ellcrs reported 800 bal
lots cast OF which j. NJ. Reid 90 Michigan received us
and he was declared elected, Dr. Daslr!l ha'h5beeh
eIet ted Yesterday. The election of Mr. Eeid completes
the list Of Corresponding Missionary Secretaries ihls
Conference having fixed the num'er # two. motion
10 reconsider the action OF the Conference ransenr
the publication aud control Of The Itt'1"gh
CLrad,aa Adrocdie 70 thc Book Concern ~
Nrw-York, led to PROLONGED discussion. ani
,, laid over to receive normally Bishop Cuninin' oil
the Reformed .iscoual thurch; BISHOP Nul'nn' ""s ~
intro Ircra by Dr Liwry ani wa warmly cret'd.
lie delivered m luquent address SAVING tha an c Vas
hc owed to Mcth"dl.m Dr 'uhhllla u'n At'u ~ ,T
cuciiy the which led to the orgiLsl"h oi tIo
Reformed Episcopal Church. \. the conc lhSoh OF us
ddrcss ncle Was prolonged applause abd resolution
ol hanks. 49,, , . -
The I,tter OF The PsbTGh Christian idrocnfe waA re-
sncJ aud the Conference finally reversed II. aC.nn
tra, rfnng Il, mana ucn aud publication to the New
York Book Concern. , ,s
The rrport ol fhr Book Committee relative To changing
,bo name of me Lddes RepOsiiJrD aud the general scope
and character Oi that magazine, nNcsiing me agents l
fine NentTrn Book Concern The western stcloh 81 'n'
nDS Committee. aud the editor ol The RSP0sf~y WIN
an, hory To make such change. was taken ul aiu i'u
Ia considerable discussion. The report was IihhiS
adp,rd md the Conference rocrc led ID the tlecllOh
oil an editor Oi Inc LddeS hcpositnB M. a.,
Inc Ery Dr. J.. WCItWOrtb, tIr present ehltor' ne
nv l. r. Marlav Of Cincinnati the Rev t'corfc W.
steele of N,,onsin = H. Ncsbii O Pittsburgh H. 'Iai
~ tolor,do the Irv. L. VI lcai,cy Of Ncwr0ih, Hul
Miss Frances l. WIlldrd al Evanston. HI were hoil-
mr,rd IN. te!leis H. ported 3Os votes cast necessary
IN a choice I5J; dsiributcd follows steele, lol
Miss willard, 80 MaIlay AZ Hcsbit IL; Wentworth;
~: Cry 10; Whcltley, the balance scattering ana
no one having y majority, there was NJ election.
The Copfey. nee thtn adjourned until Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
DRAMAIIC NOTES.

Mr.. Edward Lamb, the Brooklyn comedian,
md ne Of tie ceVeiest and funniest comic actors of the
day will have benefit tonight. at tie Brooklyn Iheattr
A diversified programme of minstrelsy i;
given nv Messrs Key a Leon at the Twenty-th.rG
sreet The aor and change in the bill viii beGade next
week
Mr.. James Lewis, the popular eccentric come
dian of the Fifth Avenue Tncater, viii tdhc benefit NJ
that house tlis evening. when e" Charity ana weak
Woman" will acted. Miss Davenport, IL will he re-
menberrd has ali excellent part in the former piece
Mr.. Rowe will end his long engagement at
the PARK TheaieI tonight and viii withdraw DIS com
edy of Brass"-after 100 consecutive rel1ornanreS
BE has met with continuous public favor, Gnd has herein
illustrated the pOwer TO chafm that resides III gentle
humor aud the GDet graccs of art. Mkt week Mr Rowe
will act in Brss" at the Brooklyn lhcatc anu 'hofa
STAGE wlich he leaves win be devoted u Uncle Toms
Cabln," with Ms. Howard as 1OlsD
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
LOUISIANA CUSTOMS FTAUDS.

TrRiHER TESTIMONY BEFoEE THE CoNMIiIE'
FRAUDULENT PAY ROLLS II ELECTION TIMES
1Ifg INVESTIGATION TO BE HELD ~ NL"-
ORLEANS NENT wEEE.
GENERAL PHEss DIsPArCHl
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Thc Committee on
Id raj Offices in Louisiana met again to-day The Hon
J. NJ Wilson appeared counsel for Collector casey
G. " Ferguson continued his testimony, and Sad 'hat
the duty on The cigars which were admit as
f1aya Jelly would amount to about s6,jOO. whiic thc
auava Jelly being IA fruit would DO auhhltcu
free o stated that lac mistaken IN his Testimony
ys,eiGny in saying that the duty guaya Jelly was lo
ccu,a prr pound II was cassed rs fruit which was
admitted duty free AbOut an hour was consumed In
questions and answcrs upon the evidence given by Wit
ncss.
O. Did you ever sign any pay roll for more money than
you rcceiycdf
witness declined 10 on the ground fbat might
cr;,oinate himself After explanation as 10 how
far he might answer without such elimination, he was
od,ised that he might answer yes or no to Tie
question OF seeing fraudulent pay-ros, and he answered
" Ycs."
n When did Won see tbcmi A. During the election OF
1874: fraudulent pay-ros were made out In inc
Custorl-bonse aud money drawn ON them
The Committee voted to-day to meet Ia Newofieahs on
wednesday Of next week.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

Whoever would be elected President must
carry IDdsna IN October, the history Of po'lttdl con
tests IN this ccuUtry must be cont addicted Tor TIE At
tme.-iEysDsvilie tlndJ Courier DcinJ
Mr. Wheeler is not, unless we greatly mis-
take the situation considered as among the possible
Presidential candidates There il consideration lhrt
ought mol This time to lee overlooked which Is hs, lnal
Dir. Wheeler msy be needed here III this STATE tlis t
ss the Republican nominee for Governor Auburn A"
vertser HcpJ
What the Democracy might do with llldcn
on tie ticket he substituted Tor what itrF
certainly Won accomplish with Gov. llendrchs at lht
heim Ohio. II diana. and Illinois, with Ncw-1ofk ana
Sai0rna, New Jersey and Connecticut wilh III noricE
Promises far than the possibility Oi NeW1ofk ava
DcmJ
There is not the least danger that the St.
Louis Convention will follow the lead OF ONO IHe
meaning OF tn> Idle talk about the West" begins 10 De-
understood Illinpis, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa. MID
beeh'a Nebraska, California, Oregon, n yada-ihey con
tutde the West and their declaration in favor o nara
nohey VIII rot be- less emphatic than tbat OF No"1Vk
ano HeW-kuSiaBd-tUtica ObscrYef tDei")
a, vi Mr.. Blistow's election il nominated,
sneIc would be doubt, and this Is tsl0nany N
p,onMlmg opinion among the ltolh' itaycs, IN our
would stand next Tte nom niiiOn of tohhthe
~ ~ D.aine would DC equivalent to d., - Morton "ouI
& VII h Tie WeRt but not IN tho East NttheI oi
s. nsse .nfee would attrac; tc doubtful vote ana lhs
o az we have already sad, il cssenIa 10 success ana
being The objective pO.ni, Republicans sOuId run
""HskS-I Cincinnati Gazettc (RcpJ
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
TIE BLACK UiLLS.

CROOKFs SEw Exp DiTON-THE VARYING HXPfEi-
ENCEs OF M.NiRS.
CHEYENNE, Wy. Ter, May 19.-Thc last two
companies ~ tho 2lClyIry or Gen. Croose's ENpcd-
tan left IT Russell NJ O'Clock this morning. The whole
force Will reach Fttcrman about Wednesday morning
when Col Royal OF the 81 Cavalry Will take cofnmnn'
under Cen Crookc At the rs; halins placs last niTEt
Eve descdon, occurred the taking their horses and
equipments with them.
There arrived from tho Black Hills today. Alderman
Nealon ana ]. d. My OF this city. Thry report meeting
Raymonds ouif on Indian Greek. where they were then
engaged In hot nght with Indians. The Indians succeed
81 In puTn. - head ~ stock. whel hey were driven
on They also about 100 men with 80 WAGONS. north
ward bound Hot CrFS. Where Capt. Ecans comm nl
had ais. halted Leaving Hot Creek they rode INTO fo1t
/ ar1uic uumnlrsfed. Ihc l-u cmcn state that ut
WAicwoud aud Dradwo,d rocks TIE claims ar ID ins
successfully worked yielding ~lO 10 so o The man hni
beyond Ills ds,rc The hostility aud OF repeated attacks
Of Indians the prospcctors has almost para! o
efforts OF the miners.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
NEW MOVE AGAINST THE CANAL RING.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUIT AND SPECIAL rTRM
or THE SUPREME COURT CALLED ~ TIIE GOV
ERNOE--NOrICE OF TRIAL TO BE GIVEN TO-DAY
OF TIE SUIT AGAINST DENIsON, BEIDEN 4 CO.
lEY TELEGRAPH THE TRBUSE.i
ALBANY, May 19.-GOv. Tildcn has issued
proclamation for Extraordinary Circuit Court and
Special Term o; the Supreme Court, sit in Albany
June g. and remain in session 50 long the public veal
may demand. Judge Daniels is called TO preside. The
calling OF this extra term will give an opportunity oil
trying loa.t OF the Canal Ring and the Al
t0rncy General will tomorrow notice for trial the very
first calcnlare famous case against DeniSOn Bel
den Co for The recovery OF 100000 for alleged frauds
In the Lower Mohawk Aqrcduct and Port Schuyler con-
tract. This will probably the entire time OF
the extra term, and Will hardly be finished before the
same defendants will have TO appear aain in the Albany
Basin 50, which was postponed TIL June 10 by Justice
Westblook few dtys ago.
Judge Daniels who Ia called 10 preside at the extra
ordinary term, the Juige who presided at tie trial
of George D. Lord In Buffalo. ard II Is generally under
stood that tie Canal Ring have 4 bo-rnr OF him
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
GAS EXPLOSION IN THE CAPITOL
TDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rnIBUNH.t

WASHINGTON, May 19.-A severe gas e1-
ploson occurred in the Senate wing OF the Capitol today
near the foot Of the stairs leading from the basement to
the main floor. At the eastern end OF that wing Is
small store-roOn. used for keeping documents &C. Tho
gas kept lighted In this during most OF the time.
Recently. by defect IN pipe, the gas has been
apng there and has attracted the notice OF persons
passing through that portion Of the building Shortly
after o'clock to-day Capt. Cutter, old employ6 in
the fodlngroom OF tho senat', went into this
room with carpenter named King, either
to leave procure documents. 10
discover the Of the leak. He ascended ladder.
and while there lighted match The room full OF
gas and terrific explosion ensucd, which shook that en-
tire wing Of the Capitol and greatly alarmed not only
those who In tho corridors but the Senators WHO
sitting In Capt Cutler severely
burned about tho head face and hands, and his clothing
torn into shreds; but II is believed he not other
wise seriously injured Tho carpenter, King. who seems
TO have been standing just within the door OF the room,
thrown against the opposite wall Of the corridor with
great force where he struck by the fragments OF the
doc Of The room. which broken to splinters. Both
his legs and arms were broken. He severely cut
about the head. and otherwise much injured that he
survived only short time after being taken TO the hos
ptal.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
UE. BL1IAES BiST FONTS.
CLEAN ErcogD-TnE JEFrsRspSrAS REQUIRE
MENfs.
IN N, Edifor OF TEC Triburt.

A
MENrs.
TO fhe Editor Of Tke Tribune.
SIN: am pleased with your just defense OF
Mr. El ne aud the bcrauso II - done In no par
an .pidt The Administrations OF which he IL lead
in supporter has been severely criticised In your col
unns for regarded Injurious To the national
interests and the corruption Of ON a. has been often
exposcl. Ia ihi, you have done service alike ben
Mia, to the country anl gratifying To every patriotic
heart only Of those who opposed Ia the party IN
rowcr but also ~ the friends Of Ito Admins
traon itself But my special qualification Ia excited by
your wise AMI candid discrimination Mr.. Blaine being
candidate r President. 1t s both natural and proper
that his pnblic life should b. thoroughly examined aud
nso his peoual character rs related To hs public acts
Whoever allows his name be used for public position
or himself seeks such position does IL Win the uhdr
stgndng aud expectation that such review will be had;
ana II the iu,c- cation u conducted IN spirit Oh can
dor there will he no just gr0uui of complaint
For many yer, have had personal acquaintance win
Mr. Is ainc At times relations have 6och intimate
These relations however, not OF pecunary nature
NOR do they inc ndc political patronage am not aware
of having applied him assist any one to Once; GER
'iny not 10 hrlp mys,f, fog mover sought ana never
Id a political "nce. -, , .-.,..,. 49,,
elected President: in which case tho country W" hhte
inc -ntsfaci on witnessing the goNcnelt d"ils-
tered wholly iud ptndcntly oil chqur sinct hiI D'a.c
io write his rH messages Is ablndilNy hhfplcd WIN
t,rt: 4. uatTutic Is acquainted with hhiia batuici -
,r,e from certain cfOtchrs which mar the chriclc "I
snrn, otherwise able men-n hh. Is man 81 sterling
ruIutnnu sense ard would cali Ia his Cabinet rh "ho
od honor the place aud be honor Ia the country
I,,,oi'i,o, NAV II 1870. A NATIVE or MAINE
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
POLITICdL

CHANCES Fon TRIAL OF STRENGTH At CINCINNATI
iBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUSb.i
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Thc election of two
acts OF delegates from Alabama to the Cincinnati Con-
yentIon will probably give rise to controversy soon
after its meeting in the settlement OF which the strength
of rival candidates may In measure DO developed
In the reorganization of the publican party there
largo majority OF Its respectable mcmbers representing
also the greater part OF the Republican voters OF The
State, have reyolted from the rule OF Senator Spencer
Convention the other day 1t was quite apparent
that the delegates witch they will send to Cincinnati Will
vote, " admitted either for nr. Blaine Mr. ltristow
Mr.. Speucer's Convention which viii moet on Wednes-
day viii doubt al ct Morton delegates, ana Their
second choice will bo Mr.. COnkng. In determining
which OF these two delegations shall be admitted u ls
probable that lilo supporters 0f Mr Blaine ana yr Brls-
tow aud OF any other candidates who represent the de
reform will favor the recognition OF the reorganz
party Will" the Morton ami Connlins dlegates wo,u
demand tie admission oi those representing the sO-caed
regular orgauization.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
UN-CTTIL VAR.

GRosvTNoR SAYS, eco Ur, THOU BALD HEAD 10
TIE PANrAiiCH.
From The Ir,biic.
The hardest blow Charles Francis Adams
has received Is rom Ihe Springfield Repubcdn. strange
10 say, wich speaks of him IN tie same brthlh WIN
ijlyld Dty, ~ OF the four men or whom genuine
Irlorncrs might uniei What can bo the matter iiaS
Inc Republicans forgotten The train oada OF noisy srhes
hired to 20 dow illinois III 1872. hld To shout iOr
Davis at CINCINNATI Z Has 10 never iound out Mhy ihe
I;recnback ana Labor Reform Conventions ifahthlo
t,,wurd Davis as hungry cattlo gather round nay .
staca Mr. Davis Is o tlpso poiilicLils whom hut
pendents will not support under any conceivable cuchm
stnuce, 10 class him and Charles Francis Adams TO-
gctner would be for any body N most extraordinary
achievement IN political bundcring. But iOr ne He
Dubindn whcb is supposed 10 gard the nao oi hoAs
witl respect. when cid Dir. BOwlcs hief
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS
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Pi,ncuh MAY %. with mi 'e. I'd pass g nunitrit ~ 90
st,,ship Zen Whitney, liaelt Boston, with mdse ani
ras- To Metropolitan steamship Co ,. .n J.. ,,-,
Steausip Nelson dr., SIN pson Iest hpfil ~ Messinh
sicaship Mattera Mactt NorfOls with mlse and pass
10 Old DOniinun Steamship %.
steamships Alexandria ad Atada. for Glasgow George
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ANA Tor AuiDOrg. Lord BalimCit stockholm Goethe.
ANA J. Matsh for Hamburg; Nesoid ,or An,werp; w
Norto Stoyer Havana Texas for tio!i oDd Va biss
Atalaya Kingstn Jam Moacs Lay ana Ne houghIo .
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MISCELLANEOUS
Tie schr Plymouth Maitland NJ 3, for Portsmouth,
N 49,, Iu into john. y. b. May 10 tor repalIA iAe
t.re aDu eat Ul tne TIA Iago Is not oported
FOREIGN PUEIo.
Iospos May l9-Saicd May 10. AZ dbor anu Bolivar !;
l7h. oonstn,e Aibi ~ APT L,r t ON o..n AIiai ~
lmI noloh AI.ief Eock 40 usio , in o.t.u
CAPT hn,nsou lUth. liatto ~ bang, iydia eseha Ar
M CiIy OF uIcutt both ag AhtNtrP; lo.h Don Juso
aaln ioung. and NitIoh iVti he'Snils Ign, a,u
lonhlc DuDGc' Dcth at Queenstown OF ieiP'o' NoSA
UayISs My is-Saed. steamsbips Liberty. sundOers,
for ewhor Mus'i@a M iassilet snip Prince waldemar
,pr Ior lyorl Ariiyod 18Th schr Speonator BrD nom
Hs1'9"r. cleared. s,.s 4 i,.o'"y fi''d or N'"'fO''
Mn I-saied &C. H. Elizabeth M Cook. Cook.
Norl o. ii q H. nr oAs Jones no hs Anna. ,,..,
nc land an s.lod Now-ioI Ciaa sm.tL 40 Alif.d
kecn .r0u DosioA; a iisincid hom Ne" i"rA' Ssheo
sclr j. L.. COsby, Tor New'forA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TxuEx GA. May lvsaiicd esoray. steamship Raphan,
'' IAN FaAscsco May l9-Arved snip Cansdsr Burslcy,
sXyAsSAa May lo-Ciesrod barAs zxss Aurora' 0SV~aA
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
UNION Pacific SINKING FUND.

WA>lIING1ON, IiII.y, My TT I''U'
The House Committee on the Juulci'iy
spent four hours to-day III inc oirouSS' o' 'i' 10"
r,nc,, bin TO create sinking fund for tJe purpose OF
,y,,g at maturity tae debt of the Pacihc Railroads to
,he Co er1,nent An amendment of red by Mr Me
Cpry was finally adopted to the effect that the SnAhS
fund to be paid hy the Union Pacific Railway COMPANY
be fixed ut 100000 per annum for the rst Ten yea''
and at ri 900 900 per annum thereafter until the whoc
debt and interest be paid these sums TO De
bofb of which they accrue shall he citdteu 10 w"
Company Oh account oi then Indebtedness 10 ''o o
AI.A.u
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

Catsrrh Is common dsoase-so common that snuf1ns.
spttng aLd blow OF The af to
rect Your loot sps these nasty discharges on trc side
walk ami IN the puc convey nh ts agre.3be oior.
DaIiny the breath afflicted rcudeis Omen
10 their assocao There the highest mecs anihor
10y stating that with fuy oDehai, not t~Otirds OF
those af ced with Consumption OF tho Lungs, tho disease
Caiarh In lo Ia, AL the step being
throat and bronchial tbes-aStly to the lungs How
important then 10 early prompt attention 10 CatarThf
PIEcRs GoLIsy MEDICAL DiscosEgY whea tones IL up.
clea the bO0 aud heals tu diseased glands b spc 10
iufiucnCo them and 10 assist Dr. Es CAGARut
KEHEDY with DR. PEgCKs DUUCHR. THIS In the only
and cavities where discharge
this treatment and pleasant
uneai i.iuea
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
SENATOR BOOTH IGNORES TIE NOMINATION.
N,suINcroN Nav 1o-An acquaintance OF

" AhHINGION, NHy IJs-iH HCTHIIHU'HoO VI
Senator Booth asked him by telegraph from Indianapolis
yesterday il he should accept the Grccnbaca
nomination for the Presidency. lie replied, "No; !
hope my name will not be mentioned as q candidate
The only Information he has yct received OF his nomna-
ton VieePrrsident il from the new papers lie says
he does intend to pay any attention to It, not regard
ing IL matter worth especial notice. He says tere
are only points Of accord between bis financial views
and those Of the Convention namely that UnlGd states
Iegarnd notes should be substituted for all the Nh
tiual bank and that the easiest way 10 bring tein
M thc gold standard AMI 10 provid" for thor re-
dcmpon IL through the intercOnVertDe 36o DOnd sys-
tom, which lie has heretofore advocated.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
THE COAL COMBINATION BREAKING.
frUn me Graphic.
Che coal combination Is breaking down !

spite OF All energetic anu asue iaiHscis oin 90 To
prevent H. Franklin H. GOwcn pleaded ne cause oi tho
monololy with remarkable force aud Nh ingenious array
of facis ana statistics cued and arranged Ior tie ur-
pose; but argument cannot avail To maintain purely
artificial In ts control OfOno Oi the great ne
s,ues Of moucrn life against the rsisttss diiI or all
other intel and spite OF the steady gVitatioh OF
prices to levels. The stocks tuuOiihS hotw.
sapding this efforts to Keep Them up small
traders failing and throwing their liabilities back on
the great COMPANIES ManafaCturuTs and furnaces stop
becase they cannot afford To pay the oxOrbtint prices
CHARGED for coal Private families put out hsu tasr
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
KANsAs FOR HENDRICKS.

TOPEKA, May 19.-The Democratic Convcn-
tlon rcaclcd a the platform as reported laat
night aud adopted II about midnight by vote OF 1s2 to
lOt including the instructions to vote for Gov Hendricks
lie following were elected delegates at large EN-ioy
Wilson Sharrud, G. ". Blair. Isaac Eaton and D. W.
TAYLOR. Ex-senator Ross member Oi tue COnVen-
ton snd Is IN iul afliation with the party.