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New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
PUBLIC OPINiOH.

The remoretization of silver will do more
tbat is plated Richmond DiSpatch tDcm)
The greatest man in modern American poll
tics stood up when Samuel j. Ildcn mado ms speech III
KeW-Y the other evening. Ml"auN'e news 'DemJ
Mr.. Tilden's talk at the Manhattan Club is
made ON te basis Decembcrs pubit opinion Inc
world ha, moved since then and tee apples are much
further down the stream Now Orleans Iim,s DeMH
HAYES Is cOnsummating the work, lett undone
by Lincoln aud revived by Greeley OF makhS oi THESE
United rs nation, under SONeImeut OF Tue po
pie, 10y the people, and Tor tue people, NASHVILLE hihe
car (DemD
Independently of moral and political cODsld-
eratOns, viewed solely from the point Of view OF ac
teal railroad policy the Government ought 10 stand en-
troly Iuol any sch1e a. connect with the IcAas
Paeinc Rtilroad.-i Utica Herald Rcp)
The venerable Gen. Cameron rs frisking about
like boy iu is teens his homestead faTM watch
inp the increase OF his ocs and noting the coming OF the
seem 10 care whether HAYES smashes he machine not
--lPhiladei pbia Times lDdl
We have to remark that if silver sauce is
good for the greehDack goose IL n s1od enough
for the bondhoding gander. Inc proposal to redeem
that portion OF the public debt wnich Il ho!d by ihe
people IN cheap metal dollar whe that portion W!ch
is held bonds IL held fedecnhD0 III gOlu, "Ouu NOT
set ell.-{Csncnnati Gazette (kopJ
We have then two issues of vital Importance
which he publican conventions should lhcOIh"'e ih
their platforms and upon whicn cycr5 RcpUDcai VINO
has of the public should assert himself ana tr
integrity that s In hIni Honest finances no tits
dies these should be made Republican raiyng cries
Rochester Democrat and C4ioricle (ltepJ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
ptSSENG ERS tERLHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL fn ctcr8stiF 1igera. Juno l9-hr.
and Thomas r. AdcOck Emilio Allarfz MI Archibald
Yr Archibald IT, W Baldwin. Mrs Bi,se thrnr Misses
I.seil and Mrs II. e. Bridges mr. clipA u C'crahe
tof1B tollips and thid, MS Henry Day Misc r.
f. Day Mi,s = y. Da,, biz and Mrs u. l.. D0lgs, ohil
auf nur,. g. Fiskc, " = F..z, H. j.. Garinor. MI and
Mr.. a. H. Greene, Mr.. Hlssntl, g. H. HirrOnvmus John
Iusli. Herman Isaac, II Jacques A. Jacques William f.
I,eeh. g. Markell, Mira Brid0 NohahOn, y. Nodeson,
Moore manscrvart berkeley Mostyn II. MI so1,
Mira Scwbcrry naiiscrvant snl unnseryant; Mrs q J.
Potter Potter q. Rcauson Aiirtsl Reeve
Mrs i.ondnn aud three children Ms iin-'r Miss shelby
Sgeyil the Rev. IS StaunUn HcIafi I1}irur. A.
IL Ninton j Wainwright. Cen Wap"i~ = Wendoln. MISS
J. Woldelin, Henry ne; r. Mh"G, L. VICE I,p,1n ana
Nr. Wlrbrricy Master u. Wimbtlr', Master y. NnbrT
icy Miss L. Wimberloy Thomas WiLter, Mt Iborowski
and mpusorVaut. 80
FROM nAyi,E-I IN sbGrship pdlr. Jane Count
Joseph Fichy. COunt huR ticnv Nisconnt G. A. Clray,
tong Julien LOWS BAUM. Capt. Cole, TheO
Vlir Miss CoTiuo Naia1o, Mrs Otte Noel aui child, j.
NJ Nosglav Nrs \. NJ Noe. Iadsa- Dy-kiciylks. MI and
Mira f. cchner Ponzalo- Mr. NJ liirsch Paul Laval
DE- T. Dcl,uns diss J. Dueeh, 4. Cheyatr T. Dyutre Mr
ANA Mrs DufoIr W H. Harrison, H. \. Curtis MIS-. Paiz.
grt and II "a stecThgD.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20

can build railroads and cannot. we arc their
Interiors; long they found governments ana
cannot we are their Interiors" Coming down on the
boat on Saturday night he noticed that the 100 coored
people aboard made as much noise ~ 300 white people
wonld have DONE and long rs they do these thngs
they are inferior the whites III In 20 years from
now the colored has not advanced DeyOn
point where IL when enaDcpated II is uooIhnu
race" lie said "Tbe question now II, VIII the oacs %
do much for his master (hmseD MS Dc useu 10 w
for his old masterf Do you c0lOred friends ges up
easily work for yourselves as y0l hsrn 10 ~
work that stern old Roman, Samuel Hannletoh,,
Mr. Douglass quite severe upon Prof Jonn m
IAngson for maintaining that the mllatto ls tue SUI
peror OF the black intellectually. he told the cor
orcd people that they must get money and keep tn
wished elevate themselves. One trouble Win thcin ~
that they always to be going somewhere ana 90
not stay IN paAe at thing long enough 10 dc-
cumuate. a poor people are always a despised people.
TO respected they must get money ana property.
without money there IL leisure; without leisure No
thonght without thought progress Their preachers
should tell them about what 10 do and less apout
what 10 feel. They should cultivate their brains more
and their lungs They should not depend upon Dehs
helpcd but should do for themselves. lie was urea OF
Ethiopia holding her hands. Tney should not de-
pend upon the Lord for everything. The Lord ls Koh
and kind, but l. OF the most use 10 those VINO 90
for Themselves. No man has right To live unless ne
lives hon.stiy, and man lives honestly VINO Ves upon
another Tne ouy political allnsOn he made IN MS
speech was IN saying that the SOuthelners could cOnfo
tie vote negroes In the Southern states lar more
completely tnan NorthcTners could The coiored man
turned m,nciiy"N Tor advice aud assistance 10 tose
sd been T.iseu with him
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
DOUGLASS AT HIS Old HONE.

GOOD ADVICE TO THE COL0RED PEOPLE.
Al AFvECrIoNATE MEETING WITH HIS OLD MASTER
a SPEECH TO THE COiOGED PE0PLE-WlIEIEiN
TnrY ARE INFERIOR TO THE WHITES.
BNTrioRE, June ia letter from ST.
Michael's. Talbot County, Md, to The B.H0orr Sun,
,,ives an ntercstiu. account of Frederick Dougass5
visit to that place Sunday the first he mas made
since he left there fl years ago some time az" Ai'isal
Douglass expressed wish TO visit his former master,
Cant Thomas Aud old man now at the verge oi inc
grave nirin In body. but with clear anh vigorous III
tellec,. Capt Aud expressed bis Willingness ana
desire to Iaeet his old servant, and on Sunday Mr..
Douglass accompanied the excursion of coored people
from, baltimore to st. aichaol's on Sunday.
Tho interview was very pleasant throughout
Mr. Douglass stated that in his book written soon
after his escape he had made sono statements
that lapse Of time and reflection had causea him
10 feel he had better have left unsaid and Tor
aurht that he said that unjust to bs old
master or had wounded his feelings, lie begged
,.r.rs, Cnpt Aud replied that
ne had to keep MIR Douglass IN slavery lie
knew II years ago at the Marshal was too smart I" De
slave and when he sent him to Bamofe aiier MS uil-
Guilty AZ Frieands instead OF selling hm SOUTH IL was
with the cxpec aton hat he would achieve us freedom
Before returning TO Baltimore, Marshal Douglass called
upon Capt. Aud again to biu MN soou-pS' al" ""oh
they parted both men wept
In the afternoon Marshal Douglass addressed the
coored people aud large number OF whl'e people III
yroyc near the town A summary oi his remarks 10
given below:
u he,u ny saving that he had not expected to mako
,c1 Ills presence was not for the purpose oi IAN
mn, tsn 1tucs nf sectional anmosily nor 20 cf.hi' +
rrug nor vet To- recount the wrongs unicied on llr
o IT, onO wears nor to 90 into antiquity Tor u alr
% arr thc blcod and rouse the passions nor o indrlsel
noitcl haran .uc nor eNpound the Constitution OF
49,, Rated stntes come first OF all no
lid 10 see my old mister from whom laVe p,en %
.a,r,trI for Al years shake hts hand to ook into
IA Lud old face AID 10 banning Win u bt r.m .ir
n,r world nave hnd -rrlt joy IN shaking t''t manu-
Ina ,ukiur into tnal lace Stricken WIN aA ana uSe'',r
In, ns,r win IN, ,ht that cones tcn IN hontsl hrit
Mr Douglass thea piss'd into eilogy ot thc Whltc
tn,t bcy were In contact with the most ndoiable the
ms en gheuod race la ihs world and that he "oniu be
81 - a. ~. avn race did tot tell them lu-t "bt'c
tbrv what nn immense distance they were bchind
Uo white people He DID not relieve IN. coloi'a peopo
Nm fundamentally and ctornaly inferior To the wales
hui they are nevertheless practically INFERIOR. We
must not talk about equality until We can go Nha;
can do bs said "As long as they tan bud ven
ss and we cannot are Their nieros 40 iohs ~ 'ue'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
ROCHESTER, n Y, June 19.-The State nor
mai School AT Gonos.o today graduated 81 Students
Ar THE NAVfL ACADEMY.
A SHAM BArrLr-pRErARING FOR THE BALI-pUB
fIC MEN ARRIyING.

A SHAM BATrLE-PRErARING FOR THE DALt-PUB-
IIC MEN ARRIvING
ANNAPOLIS, nd. June 19.-At ten this morn
ing artillery drl took place before tho Board % Visitors
and largo number ~ spectators, including many ladies
A sham battle was the prominent franro. II wn'
tough, In hno style 10y the cadets. although the suns
rays were extremely piercing. line of skirni3hcrs was
thrown ont 10 the eastern sea-wai When they opened
fire tie battalion ~ artillery rushed down 10 their sup
port in gallant style firing the bre"choadng howzers
with remarkable rapidly. The fencing exercise took
place aiterward and then practical stcan-engreorng
closed the programme
Tomorrow the President and several members cf the
Cabro, will arrive They VIII a bc present 10 witness
tho award Of Diplomas and att, pdant exercises. Already
many iadios and gentlemen have arrived from various
parts of the country attend the grand ball tomorrow
uicht The battery has been completely transformed
ufnrnoy into "A most beautiful and fairytke habaion
for the nirpos" The ball II Is fcttooned WIN Drlunh
11g IA entire circumference. II has SiarDcSpiISed
cnrouv or blue underneath which IN the center to-
nn sends forth sparkling spray ~ wnief rare Nolc'
phVsical examination oi candidates Tor hdhhsloh INTO
the Academy began to-day ., .,, ,,
Count Zila, Charge dAflires OF ltay, arrived mere
thin afternoon. and was received with u salute ni -
,ns secretary Thompson arrived I'm ho7 o'clock train.
also receiving salute of II guns. after whrh me cadets
passed In review bcforr MIN. lhcy arc Oo'H 'hV b'V'''
OF Roar Admiral Rodgers.
The academy grounds prcsent an animated scene 10
night hundreds of laios and gentlemen prOmonauinB
the beauuful walks OF the lnclcSurc.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
OUT-DOOR SPORTS.
FAST ROWING ON THE PAssAIC.

The third annual regatta of the Passaic
River Amateur Rowing Association, composed OF tho
Eureka. Mystic Triton aud Passalc Clubs took place
Yesterday on thc Passaic River, between the Ere
and Midland Railroad bridges in tho pres
cnce of about 1000 spectators. The hrst race
was for fourofred shells; distance three
mil with turn. All the clubs participated
The Tuickas took water first and won the race by u
length aud hall ia 10 minutes and 2 seconds the bsl
time ever made on the river The second race was iOi
single sculls milo ,nd half straight away Inc con
tcstauts were j. W Adams of the MysticS, fIed H.
Tnynlcy - tho Tt1us and f. X. Forlmyer Oi tle faS-
sacs. Adams took The lead and maintained H. Winning
eas ly 10y three lengths. In minutes aud AZ seconds.
The third for plr-Oarcd gigs iullr anu NAN
straight AWAY The starters the Mystics. Trions,
and Euekas TIE VI sites took the lead and ~ the io
the Tutous were tapping them, when the Nyuce TOOK
tcr water and ioulcd. giving the race to the Irons'
The dine was 10 minutes and I19 seconds. The fonrth
and last race for siXoared ggs mllc ana
Lllf siralght away There were only two eiatcrs thc
Eurckas and ts PasSaCs. Tie Passaics had good start
of half length showed their inability To- keep
it, the Edrchas making spurt at the quarter, ana
passing by length, which increased to hNc lehSt hs
thc huisi The time was minutes ana ~ sccOhus.
The prizes st ol cO,ors Tor ench OF TIE winning
crews and gold badge for the victor IN the sinScscu
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
LATEST SBiP NRFS.
Tror other snw saos Sc, Second Paqel

steamship Charleston Locsw,d charleston June 49, with
ndse ana pass. to Jas. ". Quinlard & Co
SIM Corh,,,r ot IalfaY y 81 Ritter London May II,
esi s. T. Glysr ar,in G.orsetown. = C. days wit,
naval Dolncr, Potter Coz vessel to t. nrbut
@nari ,,tlie c,wed3 Rrcdenbere san Fernando Trin
- dav- sugar DreSe Morgan * Co, vesael to Ben
Biis cS.io Winsow of Pcrand Mccari Bucno' Ayres
,lays with hides sc, 70 Miller x HOughtOn.
Rrig Amala tNor Thoasen. sagua days, with sugar to
nr,, GcoTso purnham (of PorilanG staples
o cr w snba cof -, John y 81 hutchinson Port span
Trn IL days WITH moasses 10 Rowland Aspnwall vessel
srlr S,ly Potter Howard Washington n. c. days with
ac'r oine fanneil Aux Cays. gaays with os"ood
sb Tcsto Parros newton Earacoa days with fruit
to roarsal co. vessel 10 l' j. Nenbeig < Co -
das sugar and moasses to j. g. Fowler Nesse. u
T. l. |N'''"' " DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAX FRANCISCO, Jane l9-cie'fod ship Piin' Donna ior
Nsw.oa B.ss, june l9Ceared ,ieaTsip Neg Y9Tl. for
Now Yors Ch!au FOR Liverpool ship FleadrS Tor Haye
Passessalcd steamship horsoi" ship AdoIua' scr cor
"i Juns l9-Arrved steamships CITY Of Atlanta
nom Sew YORK Falcon. nom Baltimore saled bark kal
nS T3eT U ,Sn Ne June lG-iuivcd schrs Abhic Dunn.
nom Georgetown d. G.. Da'iI dVr IT"@ nom ~ oo VINCENT
YORK pedro 4 Gs,u aud W. r. RoNey from Philadelphia
GAyBtoS' June I''-Ar'eu' ''hI irahsnh DAVIS i'o"
Nn",i0s June la-Arrived. steamship lancaster. from
baiiimoic schfs Virginia from philadelphia j. : 'mpIey,
A. rall nom rniadepa; !. o. clayton. from philadelphia.
a. " CurWiur from Itft Jufbstu Eva ANtl, nom IOtt
tAnshp Juns hopkins for Baltimore
sb,, Iou Harvey, NCu-l brig Mariana for New
NcscrsnA for NcvN0rk sailed stcams lps
I,'ftef akr and Johns npkus ships Independence aud
Jonn iInrvey bark Harr" tpham.
MOVFMENTs OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
sOrriI tNPToN Juno l0.rhc 'auaip Mefer capt Won
ptlog fr,u New York June q. Nrryrd here to-day. j.
ROTTERDAM Juno 10 TEe steamship W 4. 9cholton Capt
Janlcu, from Srw-York Jdne 7, arrived hore today
NISCELLhNEOUS
ToxnrN which pu into Csdl2 last Fri
day eakDs soi the French bari JScge. G"ea5 & % s
~ a-h bark yosefa Clpt Capue Ihe former vessel has
arrived her drriinaton.
Ih spanish OIL Capt Marle- flol savannah for Bar
ena tfue ported ashore Cape do Gatto viii probably
. total wreck.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
YACHT RACE ON THE SOUND.

The first annual regatta of the Empire Yacht
Club which took placo yesterday upon the waters o. the
sound had the advantage Of steady breeze roshoning at
The nnish thus hopn sailors among the yachts.
men 70 show their k ana courage In beating homeward
against wind and tide There &c competitors divided
into one class cabin aud four classes OF open soops Tho
course was the foot Of East Onchund
rcdaudiourthst through ie Gate to the Gangway Buoy,
turning the buoy loew1d 10 wndwar. and return
ns by ,he The chief interest Of the race
conferred IN between the PUCK AMI Luck yacht
and tho Martha Mum, new boat The
yachts on at 2 - aud the rS AT LOO lhe
qncky took thc lead and Kept that position
n the finish Polly of tho second class. was tho con
boat m and the bD. rucS and LucLs cont 'stan old
the :rl place The wiuucTs Chester y Arhr, nIst
class cabin sOop hours and 81 minnos Poly hrsi class
osu hours ana mnueA Pluck ant Luck, socundc class
oc ho,irs md ~ mnues SOPHIA Emma thir 'clsSs 1pon
hours aud 81 minutes and Cora De- fouTthclass OPEN
hours Ininutrs
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
OPENING or TIE svLTRY SEASON.

The vivid flashes of lightning that made the
horizon sheet o flame warned those who were
ou IN tn small hours yesterday that storm Of unusual
power was az hand Just after o'clock the ee-
menls seemed rpo for mischief First came n rating
peal of tn'Cs which caught up from all quarters
the heavens and handed back with increased ompha-
ss Then thp big drops ~ rain came peltinR duwnin no
uncertain way, but many nj uW'-and soon the
cutters hrawlch like mountain torrents. The wind
shriel.d anI Aung The rain drops viciousy IN
tho faces of bcaicd pedestrians. The storm clouds
u1a.ed away ahunt o'clock. the showed
hi fiery FACE and no friendly clouds vailed IL until
cycain.. An creatures seryilc to skvcy influences
swricrd, an1 sought relief In the study of the hcr-
and at p 10. it. reached 9G'. derro higher ha' ~
thc corresponding day and hour last year U-i' va
streets were almost deserted. and occasional pa~-r ~
moved with listess st0's. The demands of business
downtown oyorrul,d the weather, and there wls no
slnckculug in the hurry and hustle 81 trade. To add to
thc discomfort ncs appeared In sw1rius, ana lled tho
restaurants with h'ir Irritating murwur ward iLlt-
reIue rDCred-in the smaitaih "f the piazza.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
TRAIN Thrown FROM A BRIDGE.

COLUMBUS JUNCTION, Iowa, June 19.-The
eastward bound mail the AtchisOn branch Of the Chi
caso Rock Island, and PeOna road into creek 10
miles west Washington, Iowa, at haiast five o'clock
us morning. The engine, baggage, and two passrn-
Ger cars fell % feet through tie bridge. The sleeping
ear stopped with third Of its length projecting over
tbe chasun About 80 passengers werr on the train No
ue was killed and OF the passengers were danger
Ously hurt
ard was otherwise injured. Fireman John Moore Of
wilton had both legs broken. Baggagelnan Jake "
Cody @, Davenport had both arms and lex brohon ana
lii fnhan niv die Goo. Morton, cXpress ucssunser
y,s ally crushed but VIII recover several passengers
were slightly hurt The baggage car ana contents were
b1diy .inu -ned Had the sleeper fallen upon thc pas
sar ro,ch, the Of lie would have beca terrible
The bridge WAS undoImincd by lhe uchchd"uS ram VI
last night which flooded the country
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
STRIKE ON TIE cnEsArEAKE AND ONO cANAL

BALTIMORE. Md. June 10. - 1t is stated
that the threatening strike o, ranaboat men on the
Cbesapeake and Ohio Canal for II per feghtge on
coal rom Cumberland 10 tde-wHter is now general, u
number OF boatmeu having resolved o tie their boat
at Eight MIie Level in Montgomery County, and permit
no loaded boats pass down until the shipping COM
pancs consent increase the rates TO ~ per ton For
the present up ts time most of the boats have
received 80 cents per ton. while some few have received
90 cents The latter opposed to the strike Gu sun
day only 80 boats were AT Cumberland to load The
Cumberland AHo0GniGa OF yesterday SAYS: "Where a
large number OF boats are tod up along the line H. close
proximity the influence they viii doubtless compel
others 10 Join them. The loaded bOats VIII pass
down but ihe returning boats will near the cry,
'HaY and viii obey. If the majority Of the aimon
iOn IN the strike there VIII be little coal slapped the
urcsent week by cauM."
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT BURLINGTON. IowA-Loss. s927.5oo

AT BURLINGTON. IOWA-LOss. S227 800.
BURLINGTON, iowa. Jane 19.-The most dis
astous Are which has occurred in Burlington In four
years out AZ early hour s morning In the rear
OF william Ben & Co.'S wholesale dry goods house on
Main at storm Of rain, with lighni X, prevailed at
he time and opinions are divided whether the ir
was caused by lightning the work of an inocndi
,ry. Tho fire ragged two hours. consuming BclfS dry
goods store Chamheralns wholesale grocery, Jomes H.
Gncsts music house and damaging the house Of Bklen'
Winsor Coz wholesale grOcefs. The Ossos are Bel "
Co. 300 oOG; tn, Rodmau estate. $4,000 on building;
CbamberIan S75 OOO Guest S25.OOO; John s. Bird, on
ding 1000. T. Cauda. building, 35OO; Bik,
len Winscr q Co.. $4,000. Tho insurance, WIch Is wen
distributed. amounts To about Sl50,OOO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
All Noiicns or Mav-d0n must BE- 'ndor'sd S'A Nv"
same and addrss.
DIED.

ALLERToN-on Monday morning Juns ls a. hi' laie resi-
GfsS GfeSe e. ~, Gas - nSs Huber oyS Ms Co
Tho funeral wiz take place from the house on wednesy ne
io's6 Harlem S nj train ant TO Dover Plains ,urial.
Il s 9s & S5nqs Of tho ' H' Henry Gay
Relatives and trends are invited tho funeral
ices from his late residence rs Fort Groenepace Brooklyn
Thursday, 2ls inst. at 8 O'Clock.
CoRNELIAt Bernardsyille \ J., Tuesday. June l9 Mar
Funeral services morning halfpast 10 from
IesdGnes Of her grandfather Iho' L. Kosh@oro Mama
DE RoNDE-At Hobokon, Nj, on Monday. juno H. Eli
Ra s yes y es ahS Ep friend. d. t' o a @ family g ar cy invited to
I1G the on nRss sG n' Jane S TO- At & '
EvANs-At Sans souci, New Rochelle, 90 SUNDAY
night Anna vIfo Of Walton Evans and olde, daasn'ef
Of John Christian zimmerman. formerly Consul'ener|o OF
Funeral win take place ro@ Trinity Cspre1 e M MeT ,oS hs9SS &
from New.York. NewHayen Railway.
HARRISON the 16th inst az the residence Of Ayres in
Harris u Pine Plars y Z, in sOh year Other age.
HofFMAN-At the residence OF Valentine seaman Hsz Y
wool eS n NJ iya NSS Laughter OF tho late
runcra cryecs viii be held At the chGre Of 81 John the
Evangelist, corner of wavcey place aud West Eeyenthst
At w,sichcstcr.
JAMysou the I'm inst George T. James sset 81 yesrs
invited to t,epa ne iunera from his late rc,i,nce No gl3
further invitation The remains will DO taken TO Hudson
NcSsTE n j., and Hudson y. Y, papers please copy
EoOSEyF LrAt her reilence ruesfay morning Jane 49,
pneumonia Mary west wife of The late = Weir EoosS
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the funeral
NJ the Church Of the III ~ iomuHinn ~
Twentieth st. and Nxtihye. N THURSDAY mosnng NJ 10
O'Clock Tho family earnestly request that no flowers DO
sCmIFFFELiN- suddenly. ai Rigefell. Conn, June TO-
Ella h., daughter Of Philip schieieln. esq
Notce oi funeral aero4'tr.
sI.XTON-At West New brighton staten Island Monday
IL Srtiic, wife of Wiin xon ana daughter ~
the Ire Alfred Jehkns, Ia te Slst year q. her age
Funeral from Calvary Prr,nYcrian chapel on Thurs
day, 2lst inst, at y. Carr In wa.ing upon
rival OF o'clock boat from ioot Of Nhitctililst Boats
rpturn al B. 10 and 5;i4
SPENCBR-on Monday morning. June H. az his late rcs
dence crgcn Point y j., John T. spencer, IA the 1ith
~ ms
Funeral will he held the house t Wcdn say)
O'Clock Train foin foot of Liberty zt 2
o'clock, reluning at i:lS Remains VIII bo taken 10
Rochcstor. y. Y, iOr inetment
sPRAGUE-On sunday The l1th. at whistone, L. l., Of
Giplthel. after weeks iucss Ethel Locke Sprarue
aged years 5moDths and 10 days daughter O Charles r.
and Ray r. Spraguc.
VARICk-At PoughEeepsie Monday morning, June l9,
Henry %. Niuck
Funeral from his lato residence "wednesday az ga
WERREl Tuesday June 49, long painful III.
ness mm! g., wfc u Edward Werrey, aud daughter OF
John Is. aul n. A.. Snopk.
NoilCc Of iiutfa hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
WESTERN OFFICES FOR EASTERN COLLEGES.
From The Troy Times.

In the race for patronage between our col
eges there IL danger that undignihcd steps VIII be
taken in tripping up each other. Yale opens an
office in Chicago for the admission Of students
duly graduated terms to be agreed on by the
commercial traveller for that institution much the same
linen Is he aundred Harvard VIII. OF course,
open Office there FOR "order" for graduates, to be
:" filed" NJ their will in Cambridge, and most kinds OF
country produce received We used to have TO To
coegc;" college comes to
New-York tribune., 1877-06-20
No SUNDAY TRIRuNE.

To me Editor Of The Tri6Nne.
SIR: Yesterday was the first time that sag
Harbor ever had regular Sunday train. II came
through for the especial purpose Of hrinsrg pers.
when the boy stepped tho platform the cry was
"TRIBUsE!" "PRnUSF!" bat no TRIBUNE appeared.
Why WAS it7 Please answer through the columns 81
your paper and obgc number or disappointed readers
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New-York tribune., 1877-06-20

A fo,;r-oared boat race for the championship of
the Raran RIVER place at New Brunswick " j. yester
day bowoon the Rartan CLUB and the Rutgos College Club
both of Now Brunswick splendid start made from
Duuns BASIN at the foot Albanyst hut within eighth
of mile the aritaa crew trying cross the bow OF the
Rutgers fpuicd the latter Iic boats returned 10 te
rcs stand ths decided th.t the crews should
start again but Rugoa refused claimed the race ana
ro ~ ayer ouo. The judges aitcsward decided IN
f.VOF of M