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New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
4 POLICE SERGEANTS ALLEGED OUTRAGE

An outrage is alleged to have been commit
ted by Sergeant Slater OF the Twentyseventh Precinct
upon Christian Poysen, employe Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, Monday last. An officer
Of the west-st patrol was called upon by James
II. Pugh, a pilot, Of Brooklyn, to arrest man
named Henry Mullen for assaulting him. The arrest
was made upon arriving at the stationhouse Pugh
could Identify Mullen his assailant Roundsman
Cahi entered IN company with Sergeant Willard having
under arrest a man named Christian POysen, whom he
had arrested as the "a 'ailant.
Pugh demanded the release OF Poysen declaring that he
wac the friend VINO had been assaulted IN hls company
Instead OF complying the sergeant ordered him be
locked up Roundsman Cah protesting that he made no
charge against the man. Poysen was taken before
Justice OttarbOurg the following morning and 40
appearing TO prosecute he discharged Mr.. Poysen
could not be found at any OF the Pennsyva Railroad
depOts yesterday did any empoye approached know
OF such man.
Sergeant slater declared the difficulty owing H.
the roundsman, who did not want to appear witness
In the next morning as was his day of lie said
that the evidence conclusive " h mnd that
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
A TELEGRAPH SUIT DECIDED.

CINCINNATI, June 20.-Judge Avery of the
Disri, Court of Hamilton County this morning gave
decision in the case Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company against the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company, the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
granting injunction against the by the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company OF wire recently erected on
the line the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad between
Cincinnati and Parkersburg
Tbe history OF the case, and the points at issue be-
tween the companies were fuly given in TIE TRIBUNE
soon after the suit was begulI
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
GENERAL FOREIGE NEWS.
GEN. GRANTS BRITISH TOUR.

LONDON, Thursday, June p. 1877.
A deputation of Irish gentlemen waited on
s1 President Grant at Gen. Badeaus house yesterday to
present an address and gratitude Tor Ills ad IN
procuring from the Government Of the United States rec
ognition Of tho claims Mrs. Carroll whose husband
was killed in naval engagement during he American
war The deputation was presented by Mr Nuldy. Dr.
Brady NJ P said he had been greatly graihcd' ~ had
all Irshnen 70 he had spoken NJ the reception OF
Gen. Grant m this country.
Gen Grant said it very gratifying TO him to know
that a case no doubt worthy and deserving had been
righted and that this Of justice had been performed
under his government As TO himself be was simply tho
Executive ard could claim credit in the matter
further than for having approved wha was done.
The Government of the United States was much like
that Of ENGLAND and divided INTO three branches
each distinct and independent. OF course his own
branch had is share in urging the claims OF this case
but without legislative action nothing could have been
done.
At a meeting convened by the mayor Of Birmingham
yesterday a resolution passed that the mayor De
requested invite Gen. Grant 10 visit tho town Ihe
local American Consul mentioned that he was Informed
Gen. Grant already intended TO come on private vlst
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

60 long as Stanley Matthews Is retained as
the chei adviser Of the President SO lohg VII uie no
nubicans hesitate 10 put faltn IN the Admlhs'ratoh
fRnriugton Hawk-Eye tkepl
We have held, and still hold, that the aid
,r hy fbe Texas Pacific Railroad II granted, viii be
OF Immense service IN building up me pro sper OF 'Ae
sonntry- lPittsburgh Commercial Gazette tRepJ
II ia about time that the South American
penublics learned that Americans have rights which
tey arr bound respect, and we are glad that secre
tary Eyars proposes 70 give them ieW lessons 10 that
IPhiiadelphls Times dnd1
President Hayes belongs to the "dare to do
night" society IN politics Aiter he has couslacfea a
right thing 10 do. he does u quietly hrmy ana uhos'e
tatlcusy.-i indianapolis Journal (Repsl
The party that puts negro officials over white
.1 can none lor nothing In North Carolina. Tkc DcmOc
s s OF ~ mis- s1te are slid as adamant or Auslosxon
supremacy-tnough willing enough TO eqe,oe zone , h the
coored his rights under the CONSTITUTION ana the
law Raleigh News tDcm.l
The key to the whole problem Is this, that,
n the CusiOm-boOSe Is TO be taken ont OF potucs Ae
work b. done only by man who sincerely relieves
that It ought 10 be done II Is not euQu1h thu hr s
Wiling to do what the President desires he must desire
II as earnestly as the Presdent-i iaarpers weekly
Repl
No more striking testimony to the success OF
1,csent Hayes's policy been given than TINS aclt
samissou that Democratic parry Is wi thout grey
nj doubtful question has been decided against them
Nv tribunal 10 which they voluntarily submitted -
christian Union.
The organization of the next House of Rep
resentativts viii not be made at White sulpL spinSs
In will be made at Wastinston d. cd' Gus OF le i ot
~ Controlling the body 20 be orgauiz d The sohtl VII
support Mr Hayes in all g0Od works Bnt IL WI not
abandon . e only trends II aas ha' w l.s 49, N ~ luis
with those who have prescribed 1t feentl-esS
wild Courie r-JOurnal tDeu)
MAY be Morton won't be the Republican can
Sldat for tn United states Sena.r, a-d n - psSlDe
mai VOORHEES, Will not be toe Democratic cand!ditc.
Ben Harrison to loom up for Rlnbhcaks 1utJust
who Will lead mocrats The LcdgcrSG"aard Il not
prepared At tins time to say l'rr AZ. o rtgo and
Voorhees, Albany Lcdser-Standard tDeu9'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
CONVERSATIONS a Ia MODE.
iy-Did you go to the Wagner

First Lady-Did you 20 to the Wagner fes-
uvasf
second Lady-Yes. NY dear, and quite really must
confess | liked them. There H. something 40 quite
swfuly too amusingly Jolly about them % be missed
Flrsf CeutIeman-B % the GrOsVenOrf
Second Genteman-Yes. Isn't 10 quite awtuly proper
Some OF the pieturcs QIite 100 terribly @"luiy
good and the restaurant business h. spenudy aWluiy
nne idea of sir Cuuts's It's the quite too charG hsy
ioiIest place OF the day for a lounge . 49, -
Frs Lady Yes. the whole idea Is 50 quite TOO e0""e
fauL -,
fhIrd Gentleman quite too awflIy-weally-ah /!
What a awfully-we&y y-quite too d0osdy nowWd W%n1e %
thing that they're playing ~ the CwteWoh now ISL
~ ~.
First IAdy-Quite too swfuly naughty I've seen !.
three umos Ios qu e too delightfully."- wicked shah
allow nv husband ~ see Do. -,
second Ildy-Oh, thought 1t quite shockingy a|fuy
smart quite too really absurd. A.
Third Gentoman-DO YOU that quite neafly az tIe
fvuterers sics up their windows nov, Asga"aEls
Il cheap to-day" evtVy DAY Irs weaiiy a"luly quite
TO nonseascay silly, because can't always be cheap
-bei hei
FIRST Iady-It makes IL really quite TOO common
espAraglla vii vulgar broad Deans thu
then Ahau't able 70 include ia the hnean lts
TOO quite shameful 10 make 1t quite too yulgany
commonly cbeau.
Second Lady-My dear it's quite too quite awially
terribly iesriy quite too go quite shocknsly awful TO
70 quite TOO much as contemplate.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
MARRIED..

BRIGGS ~ 3BROW-On June G. by the Rev II. Deg,u,
ID. De- 1t t. lurcn ~ the lIOy Comm InOu. Charles c.
Erig-s ~ 1aivu Cl.rA o1ly daughter tho late
Durbr0w % sOutL Drar -, y. J. No carus
DECK ER-,fARDf i.R-Ca Wcines lsv, June l3. q tho
residence che bv the Rev. D. tyi B.
ten. Warren 4 Deck ti Attic Gardner daughter Of
Frederick GARNER. lOf shis c.'y.
FARSHAM -PARRER-At Elizabeth. y. j.. Wednesday.
%. by the Rev Eyorarl k,npshall D. D., Chas A.
FdrDham ~ Mary f., daughter Of JnO W. Parker, esq
KREISCHER- Tuesday. June 10, ST. at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents bv the Rev. Dr. krote
Edward 2. kTrscher 10 Frda daughter OF g. ,. Wanier
esq, all ~ this city.
REISCHER-WANTER-On Tuesday, June 10. 1877. at
~ :e brides parents by the Rev r kr0te
Charles KreischeT TO An0n daughter OF q. - Wanier,
eeq. all Of this city.
LINSIY- VILLA MS-On Tuesday 10Th nst by tho Rev.
Rro1ks ~ Of the brides mother,
thls city WilIord Linsly and Johanna Ross Williams
SEA TLEBURY-JOSES--In BROOKLYN, the 10Th inst,
by walsh Alfred l. Scantebury and
Amy r.. Jones.
-VALENrTNE-O Tuesday June 10, az the resi-
denee brides mother by the Rev. G. G. Tiffany J. q
A. Miss julie d. daughter the late Charles II.
Valentine " this city.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE PRIZES.

HANOVER, n. H., June 20.-Presldent Bart
lett this morning announced the prizes Just awarded by
the several committees consisting of literary gentlemen
outside the college The Kmba prizes Of $50 and s2o
for Latin odes in Horatan meters, open TO Juniors-the
first Fred. W. Gregg the second TO George A. Gilbert
Tie Lockwood prizes S25 and S5 for excellence in En-
gsh composition. open to Junlors-rhe first to Lewis A
Cohen, the second TO Andrew W. Edison The Kmball
Philosophical prize Of $50 awarded, there being
bat competitor. The Grimes prizes OF S3G aud s24
for excellence in ssh composition open to senors-
the first 10 Charles l. Willard the second Ia Charles r
Dustn. The Grme- prize OF $50, open 10 Seniors for
general uprOF eent turing tine course, was awarded TO
GeOrEr A. HrOMn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
rFor other ship ye,c, se. second Pare


Bark Gemma CSor Olsen, Dublin 80 days. IN ballast
Bark Pusnaes (Norl Parde, Great Yarmouth. Eng, So
BARK Osborne toi wsSeach James Bahia April 30 with
sugar. &c. n order, vessel 10 J. :. Tucker q Co
Jdae l. 1ts sugar % 70 J. AV % vss 10 master
Brg CRAM Nor Pedorsen Maceo 80 days. with TO
Brig Blanche 1Hr, wheaton. Ro Grapde do Sui 60 days.
Big Catherine !Gerl Lqer-en Bahia May H. with sugar
Brig t. G. A. (of Ply moatsj VIZ ans Bahia al days
sugar 20 order, vessel to Geo F. BuiIey.
SAILED.
Steamships IT. Livingston for Ssvannah Geo W. Clyde for
Charleston bark Ninrd, for ---.
FOREIGS PORTS.
HAVANA June 20The bark Evening star from New. YOr,
has arrived al St. JagO.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON June ZU.-Arrved. steamship Virginia from
savASS,H June Arrived steamships saragossa from
BALTIMORE san Jaeint, rom NewYo7A Sailed. steamship
GALVESTON. June 2OCeared, steamship CITY Of An.
toyio I9G cT OK s'6a m CARA o. I9ai ~ PEP aeo. &
IAN FRAXcIsc6 Jnne 50-Saied steamships iiy OF Pekn
wa snoiulu carrying Brnsh MALI
BOSTON, jane 20 Arryod soars William Denning. rom
5s s%gf Eos a ~ g. Poi s and Ira s p5, 512
nom pbadeIDhi Cissra a,ms,1 General Wbirnev Tor
YORK .cnr. Geo W Wbiiiori fer Ponce r. and
Wiih4msport; sip samuel skolfsid
from Fa R1er " wIden froa Baii@oTs @p' ifH M7s
from Millyiilei Agnes from New York bark Matthew
rrou PORTLAND John s4ay from Portsmouth r. Il. Collins.
IL Y.
Beverly Gale. from bridgeport Gettysburg VIM. f. Lee.
and John A. Griffin from t0stD. Cleare steamships Allen
Tor Portland Elizabeth for Baltimore barks -cu foe
Iaguayra Adenne G. Adams for Havana brig Jeremiah.
for BarbadOe Annie Wharton. for Liverpool Y :; Qneen
Of Beauty for II johns, \. r. -crs st hubert fog VIII
mncnn Baniel SPY, Port Republic j. j. Candy,
Plymouth carrie T. Godfrey for Boston clara " Good.
man. Richmond; l. 8 d. Fisk. Boston Mary and
Frances. for Norfolk J. A.. Parsons. for Boston.
NBw OgIFANs, June 2p.tieareii steamship Elyira for
Liverpool HHas0n ,0r NeFYOrk Saeth for VI laga.
Pa amsip C4rysOlt from Liverpool sailed,
steamship NeW-ItrE snip Pl.iales, AMI s'kr. Anna
NOTICE To MARINERS.
MASSrs. r.. q Steamship
New York Havana. has adopted and viii hereafter
sng COston nIght signal. showing. while burning,
the e. red, green rsi. whiIe. IN succession.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
GERMAN RFCRININA1IONs.

BERLIN. Wednesday, June 20, 1877.
The Worth German Gazette comments warmly on the
fact that the French Cabinet. iusead Of denying It's
assertion that they we're actuated by clerical Influences
eopnscated m issues Of June II which contained that
assertion.
The ProrsnoiaI Correspondence and other Berlin papers
point ont that although Duke Decazes ~ the Cham
Der quoted rOr report OF the French ambassador to
Berlin 70 the disposition Of the German Government
the EmbaSsador wac absent from his post before the
change n be French Cabinet and has been absent ever
since o
In the Senate to-day NJ. Depeyre, member
of the Right report Of tue Bureaus concluding
IN favor Of the dissolution Of the Chamber OF Ieputes
The discussion of the report was adjourned TIL To-
narrow
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21

committed the assanlt n the rounisman had gone nto
court and told the story he did 10 the sergean @
hnnted M the witnesses the ARRAY there woud nave
been no occasion for remark . 49,. ,o,
Cant Sanders, who IA II command OF TINS prerriDos
savs that from what he had been able TO ascertain fgn
was very much intoxicated when brought In ana not n
condition 10 tell who had struck him. Inc captain
sad he had no doubt PoyseD vas the man VINO COM
mited the assault slater. he added had been on tns
Years He was fsh nj officer and In eases of arrest
and commitment was unusually prudent. CHARGES WIN
probably be preferred against the i0unism'b' n "i
that the matter NAV be thoroughly slitet
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
ST. JouN,s COLLEGE. FoRDHAM.

The Commencement at st. Johns College,
Fordham, will take place next Wednesday. train
leaves the Grand Central Depot at 1890 After the
Commencement exercises meeting Of the alumni viii
be held and the organization % regular association
will be effected in accordance with measures taken at
the Commencement last year. Old students Of the col
lege are invited to be present An alumni dinner will
be given after the business meeting.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21

Of Engineers o. s. Al Jacob s. Mosher M ID, iSoo
Albany, y. Y. c-..I
D. D-The Henry NJ Baird Ph d., Professor 0, Grees
University the Rev. Andrew Murray OF soutn
Africa the Rev. George s Bishop Orange n J ihe Kew
Martin V. schOonmaker 0f Walden n. ]. . -,
The Rev MIR MURRAY is a missionary OF South Africa,
has recently attended the General synod OF the re
formed Church as representative OF the Church IN
Africa.
This closed the exercises OF the day Tonight we
President aud Faculty holding reception In the
library and the boat club giving promenade concert
at Masonic Hall -
The Rartan Club OF this city has issued card alegng
that M foul occurring at the race yesterday occurred
through the fault OF Rugers but that the Rartan crew
were willing 20 over again. To which the college
crew would not consent.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

MONTREAL, June 20.-The Grand Trunk
Railroad workshops here have closed for fortnight
This step has been adopted in preference to tho Gus
tomary plan OF dischsrging some Of tie hands.
HALIFAX, June 20.-Arrivals from Antlcosh
report that herring are very plentiful at that place
proyince during the past week. and fishermen are doing
well
MONTREAL, June 2O.-The eighteenth annual
session Of the Anglican Synod opened here today Ihe
hetropoitan In an address, announced his intention OF
visiting England next summer 20 attend tie Lambeth
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
ExERcIsEs Ar THE cnARLIER NsTrUTE.

The 22d Commencement of the Charlier institute,
Sixthaye Fifty nnhst occurred last evening. The
chspe filled by the pupils and their friends
there much ard dancing aud many flowers,
prizes and speeches music by the band % tho Laay
Battalion. the pupils number OF Songs while the
invited guests were -somUhng Then oloSe rectations
in spanish German Frcnch, English Latin, and Greek Al
dresses Prot CharIe the Rev. DR.. james W.
Lltlow ard the Hon. b. A Willis several prizes were as
ri5ue graduating class received diplomas When
~ the entire building thrown
uuDls their MIS-. Charlier
the and there music
tho which Lad been gayy decorated
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
TIE DECLINE IN BALTIMORE AND OHIO STOCK.

THE DECLINE IN BALTIMORE AND OHIO STOCK
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 20.-The feature of
the stock market TO day the decline Baltimore and
Ohio About 800 shares sold small lots, opening
at 1884, selling down TO so and closing ST. No special
for this sudden and rapid decline known, hut II
ia said the small lots thrown tue held by
hduciaries who have been actuated by the gen
eral distrust in railroad shares. A. question
has arisen as to the payment Of the July
interest on the third mortgage bonds OF the Marietta ana
Cincinnati Road, an important connection Of the Bati
more and Ono but IL l. understood there is positive
decision on the question As yet The Baltimore ana
Ohio Company paid IL usua semannual dividend oi
five per cent IN May and the large Of the stock
II well understood not forcing their shares on the
market.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM GLOOMY.

BENIN, WtuIIHsIIdI. JuIIt
The Provincial Correspondence announces
that the Emperor william before his departure for Ems,
summoned ths Ministers to his presence and expressed
70 them with much emotion the anxiety ne felt respect
inc the dsntezrrpg influences at work ia church and
society He called upon them 10 res,uely and unitedy
devote energies the tasks devoyng gu them from
these causea
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
AMHERST AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

AMHERST, Mass, June 20.-The closing day
OF Commencement Agricultural College opened
with d review of the cadets by ex-Gov. Washburn Of
Greenfield. The battalion commanded by Lieut..
Totten, l. < A. This afternoon the regular graduation
exercises place Mt the College Hall. The vaedic-
tory W. delivered by IT. d Benson ~ Blid-ewater.
afe which diDomas presented by Lieut-Gov.
KNIGHT Ia 1 graduates.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
TIE PLACES OF EXECUTION.
SCENES AND FEELINGS AT louisville MAuCH
CHUNK AND wILKE,DABRE 49, PAIRING WITH
rn1..,,ns-Er. - OF NInLFNCE.

SCENES AND FEELINGS AT louisville, MAuCh
CHUNK. AND WILKE,DABRE - PAIRING WITH
FRIENDs-FE4Hs or VIOLENCE.
MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, June 20. Rarely has
a profound interest been shown % thc p"ope OF
the Pennsylvania coal regions than that now awakened
bv the approaching executions POttsville Wkesbarre
and Mauch Chunk are the caners OF interest and the
country for many miles around feels that Thu sdeys
event viii htTc great Influence The future good order
and safety of laW-abidug people. Even now the streets
OF those towns give unistakable evidence inst large
crowds Of people be present. and it viii b. Oar more
than the ordinary curiosity which an execution exeiies
Every man and woman VINO holds life, property, and
good order as sacred and entitled 10 protection looks
upon The executions event o. vital interest to them
aud 10 the state large. At Tamaqua where Tost was
murdered ana vher- CAROLS saloon was rendezvous
for the Npqs Of thai section, rpcr Interest la .c
than almost any where else Tee race has population
NJ out 1000 people and present appearances are tai
neaiy al tho Ilae paCls .n tie town VIII 'sii Fott
VILE or NJ .uch Csuns. The very lamp-p0st at which
YO,t was shot when engaged m lighting the lamp IS still
arrols saloon Ia. been the aoinc of hs e and oiil
dren since b- imprisonment, and is another place OF
Al Pottsviue no one "a allowed visit the prisoners
except heir relatives Carroll VIE WAS win ln yes
terdy. aEd the scene has ben de, bed as piiiu lie
was overcome AT the th1npt Ji hl- approaching fte
and finally baie her to away aud not return; nc could
not endure another interview. bdHt ana h".rIy were
also visited hy rleir wives, aud report s1Y- they gave
preston 10 mucn weepn- Their tatherS an4 other
blood relatives also called and were ah Affected I'D tha
violent way common WITH rude men. some fears are
clt that outbreak will occur, and the utmost pfcca
ton has ,ern takn by the shenn Every means posi-
bic taken 10 preserve entire secrecy with regard To the
details ~ The y 'cutipus.
Perhaps the anxiety OF IN people at lauc Chunk is
even greater than ~ Hottsvir. Last sunday than
100 crzcns, each armed In his 0~n way, paradeI
tie streets In preparation for attack which 20 vds
feared the miners of TIE sul rounding country would
make There :our ~ the jti undar sentence o.
death. Every has been take by the Authorities
and sad that a considerable body of troops viii be
present The jail in which the confined. ,tlals
nall way Up rho Hill. and each occupies r-trgte
cell snd Is chained 70 the stone floor Tho acafod has
already been erected IN the open corridor Friends of
pr.s have been allowed 20 visit theW ami II A.
sad that the CslAlic priests have awakened IN them
Gecp lei glOts interest.
The pre- paratiOu9 he execution Andrew Lcuahan
al WuErsb RE are npleted While he g. generally
classed member - tho Moly aguirr order IL o. slid
evidence establish 10. The sentiment ofthe
people. however has aroused ittie and his
execution VIII he regarded a blow at Molly Maglre
Ein that region.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21

,D,., ,ha iecturer contended that the $500 days
Srs snoken OF referred to the $500 wears that had
slspsed from the foundation Of the Mohammedah .el
ae0 n C. 70 the year 1920 when the nist signs
:, eoornption appeared in Turkey. The Mohamnedan
yeligon then, was founded $50 years OeioEe tne te
.Iaa
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
THE LAST DAY OF THE MOLLY MAGUREs.

THE LAST DAY OF THE MOLLY MAGUGREs
MAUcH CHUSK, Penn, jane 20.-'Ihe tele
grams erring 10 the likelihood g disturbances here
which have been published without any foundation
whateve The authorities have wisely taken AL neces
precautions but 40 time has there hecn out
prisoners to-day. Among them were TIC wife aud eict
children Gf JACK D0naruc, The hrOer Ot kelley, the
father and lother or DOYLE and the brothers sisters
and cousins Of Campbell. another visitor Mra
Jones, wife OF the murdered man. She for BY
Kelley, in order Thar he might confess his 10 her
be- her f0rg ana express mis- sorrow at having
assisted In murder Of her husband. The arrange
ments for The execution al completed. aud IL will
take place shortly after 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
FUNERAL OF THE QUEEN OF THE NEITHER
LANDS

THY HAGUE, Wednesday, June 20 1877.
The funeral of the Queen OF the Neither
lands took place to-day The King Of the Netherlands
the Prince Of Orange representatives. Of foreign courts
and an immense eoucourse Of people were in the pro
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
II Il FLAPDOODLE.

FA0p Tne t7fcigntt 6i<'tc . :.
What would the sO-called rcm0netiZatlon OF
silver dot 80, . -.
but Que II these money metals.
What would be the effect Of declaring the bonds pay
able In silveri .
Of the ebt al lower and make resumption more
difficult.
Then What is the siiVcr question:
Flapioodie-the strf tEey feed 10 fools an1 device
oy which pOlIicnl deue gOgues, who think the people
ignorant gels expect to fool them to advance their own
selfish ambition.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


For the Middle Atlantic States, falling ba.
roeter warm sOuthery winds, partly cloudy weather
and rain areas.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
DID TwEEDs CONFESSION IMPLICATE HE
FATHFRl

Prom ne Albany Brsnfn0 Journal
He was a Fair-child, says Tie Syracuse C0N-
rier and he had a father PIag. what do Ihe courier
meant Not that subtle father all there is or the
no. IL cannot he.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21

fT diagram the
Of incis
the mercury dudls those h11ral
TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 2l-1 a. m.-Yesterday's curve
OF airpressure passed its highest point early yesterday
afternoon the decline yet has been ar slower than
the rise The day considerably cooler than its pre-
decessor. There Is increase OF moisture in the
air The indications are in general mewhat unfayOr
able.
For this city and vicinity gradual increase OF warmth
and cOudineSs may be expected to-day and tomorrow,
and some rain l. not improbable, especially toward the
latter part OF that period.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21

TRIBUNE lOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21

BACCALAUREATE SERMON or PRESIDENT CAPEN-
CLASS DAY ExFRCIsEs-A LARGE NUMBER OF
VISITORS PRESENT.