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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-03

When candidate for hlgI Oice well liked and pop
ulaI with masses make his defeat difficult fair
honorable light aud COwaidy men are not waning
delight I'm manufacturing lies and saudeTing his good
also those whose sesDess prompts them 10
prostitute honor, peryeTt TRUTH and ignore right oI tho
OF njurng competitor in business, whose prosperity
tao talent successfully compete able way These
suggested by the cowary attacks made
upon medicines by those who imagine their pecu
MARY prospects injured by the great popularity when my
NaTow-Inlnied OF
medicine aud manufacturers of preparations witch do rot
possess sufficient mo successfully compete for popular
favor have rcoTte " such cONary strategy a. 10 puDn
all ridiculous reports about the composition OF my
medicines Amauacs Receipt Books" and other pam
phcis, Issued and scattered broadcast over the
land wherein these contemplate knayes publish pre-
tended analyses OF my medicines, and receipts tor
niaAng OF THESE publications given Nigh
Sounding pretend 10 be issued By respectable men OK
education and position for the good OF the opethe more
laon which injurr o! my medicines 1.-THE pop:
Health Almanac is the higsounding name Of one OF
publications, which contains bogus receipts without
truth in them Not less devoid Of truth are those
Michigan Farmer by other manufacturers OF medicines IN
called Journals Parmacy They all promrte
jealousy, and utterly f in accomplishing the object OF
their Notwithstanding their tree circulation,
uf3cture this country and constantly Increasing IN
despite base lies connected and circulated by such
people find that these medicines genuine
the vile nOstrums which jealous mar
minded physicians and snaking compOnHders OF Compel
medicines represent them 10 ne Among the large number
tw nave been at all alike conclusvey proving the dshon
for the people 10 know taat
while tlOusandSyes, may truthuly say miilons-haVe
medicines and been cured one as ever 70
ceiyed injury from their X. V. PIERCE, u. D..
Proprietor OF DT. Prrces Medicines,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, y. 7.
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own resentments, they compelled the formal
announcement of Gov. Hayes's election. Some
Of them did this from self-intercst, but more.
We believe, from real patriotism. Fernando
Wood has made new reputation, and Ben.
Hill John Young Brown, and Henry Waiter
.on have added to those they already had.
These and the men they led have deserved
we'll of their country, and the country will not
forget it.
And what of the filibustersf Most of them
have already received something of the dis
honor that is their due. Most of them have
been already repudiated by their constituents
e;tber in the conventions or at the polls. They
had no regulations to bankrupt, nothing to
lcse but the chance of spoils. These men, too,
t,e country will not forget. These are the
chiefs among the men who attempted the big
c,,t burglary of the century-and failed:
=, v,n DUDLEY FIELDofN.Y. PROCTOR KNOTT Of KY.
" NJ SPRINGER Of Illinois. GEO. NJ. BEEBE of n. Y.
- ri .cKBuRN OF Ky. Il. q. CAULFIELD Of Illinois.
1 4 MCMAHON 81 Ohio. T. H. HuRp OF Ohio.
z d. MILLS Of Texas A. g. CoCHRANE OF PENN
y = PorrIEToS Of Ohio. A. 7. MAILING OF Ohio.
These are good names to remember.
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PERSONAL.

Al Uarco has established Belgian Ameri
can newspaper in this city
Ijeut VasjliOs DrosinOs is the engineer who
h., aided Dr scbiemann so successfully III his eIpOra
Sons at MykenGe.
Judge Ingls of Baltimore handed diplomas
OIL THURSDAY young DOCTORS who had studied at the
University of Maryland
Minnie DYER, the divorced wife of Joaquin
Miller has been married in Oregon TO Thomas Logan,
prosalc eXChicf Of Police.
Prof. Tayler Lewis is still confined to his
room by illness Although he cannot attend to college
duties, he writes through an ainanuehslS
Robert Browning, it is rumOred, means to
make translation OF the "Aganemnon' with phOto
graphic illustrations Of the Myken9 relics
Prof. NordenskiOld, the Swedish Arctic ex-
poer proposes to sail around the northern coast OF ASIA
and return to Europe by way OF the Suez Canal.
Three of WashingtOn's third cousins, the
grandchildren OF Warner Washington OF Virginia, are
now living old Door and dependent, IN G0rdOnSVlle NY
The exiled Midhat Pasha says that the Work
he through during his last month rs Grand Vizer
had taken years out Of his life, aud that some NIUE resi-
Wa acceptable 10 him.
The name of Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Hogan
appears on papers read at recent meeting OF
the Royal Society Jointly with that Of her husband she
having helped bIm IN working out the sui9ect-LSh
phatcs and their Origins on Muscular TISSUES
At the recent royal levee III London, the
Chinese Minister presented III Shu-ChaDg, his Sc retafy
OF Legation. and Fungyih, IAu FOuyi. and Chahg
ssu-i>uu who are attaches. Minister PierTepont pre-
scented M HOppn, the American Secretary OF legation
Col. Henry Lee began the course OF lectures
IN aid Of the Old South Fund at Boston On wednesday
evening OF the old of Boston, he said, there re-
main but three monuments. Faneuil Hail. the old state
hOuse sadly misused and transfOrlned), ana the ou
South Church.
Peter the Great it has been discovered was
The founder Of the first Russian newspaper and also the
first editor ever known in Russia He was his own
foreign correspondent. translatng from the foreign
Journals and preparing the news for the
ellhcatlOn OF his subjects
The venerable Mrs. Caroline Norton, in her
youth beauty well poet, but now parayuc OF
70, has Just been married Sir William Stirling Max
well, author Of the "COisterIife OF Charles "" and
oLer books and SO years old. Mrs Norton IL aunt
" Lord Duferin, Governor General OF Canada.
One of Commodore Vanderbilts speeches
Concerning his Cornelius is reported by Hartford
Correspondent OF The Springfield Republican, who de-
eares that anecdotes the sort could be multiplied In
great quantity ia that community said the Commodore
tersey 10 Of his creditors: THAT boy would
spend million year. he could get It," 30 he didn't
leave 1t 70 him.
Gov. Colquitt of Georgia has DromiO in the
strongly resembles the ruler Of the state that he con-
SANITY mistaken for him. Scores " hungry ofceseekers
eesese the anable b.. and he being waggshy inclined,
PROMISES them whatever they want In the bandest
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uI-TEMPER IN OHIO.

yxTRAyAGAN1 RESOLUTIONS OF TIE DEMOCRACY
IN THE LEGISLATURE.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIBusgl
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 2.-Ihe following re-
solutons we're presented and passed In the House Oh
Representatives this morning:
p,L..,os Nv fr,ud periury and the most despcable
practices known even to pckpockets. H. H. hayes h,s
secured electoral votes, thereby becoming the ruler
of "A isgracrd nation; therefore .
Resored That sorrJ for u because u destroys
our fih In the mercy justice, and Denehcent goodness
az ALMIGHTY God whom have been taught 10 believe
was th defender and protector Of right IN this that no
has vany aud moral perjury 70 triumph over
truth, honesty and virtue.
Many Of the Republican members having gone To Wash
ngton 10 participate the inaugural ceremonies, the
House has been left without quorum. Nearly all pres
eut to-day we're Democrats. OF course tho resolutions
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LATESI SNIP NEWG
fFor other Ship S.vs see Ninth Paqs


ARRIVED
Ship Lothar London orchard. Yokohama II DAYS with
teas, sc. to Peabody, Wills & Co. =. - IA,
BARK lincoln (Ans) Gerolmlch Trieste 81 days, with
mdse. Order vessel 10 j. g. sesger Passed 6iDrstaf
Jan. IT, 49,, =.
Bristol (of Damsrscotta) Fossett Neworeans ID
daya with udse. to order vessel " ~. r. hetcaH q 20
Brig H. VI. Hesen (of Boston) Could CeDbalona 81 days,
fruit order 10 Vernon H. Brown q Co. Passed
altar has had strong head winds Ae entire pas
days north Of HstteTas Feb 25 lat 80 10,
spoke scr. I. III. Townsend tBr from ST. John'
y. b.. for MataDlas. -,
" Isaac Eppnger. vessel to A. Dayton 4 Co.
SchT. Mary Lunt Oi Granada LEE, Prince Edvstrs
Island. IOdays with potatoes to Limit Bros .
". II. Phillips tOt GOucesterD MCDonab fOrtune
Bay, n. r., 10 DAYS with herring to master
Ella Brown. Bro"p. Mschas with lumber 10 Chase'
Talbot & 20.
sem sabao. Palmer. Machias with lumber to simpson.
schr silver Spray RUSSELL Thomaston. with lime to Hav
schr d. Grnin Gould. Gloucester. with FISH To- p q
q. &. liObinsOp.
SAILED BY WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Steamship Cortes for Halifax.
WiND-Sunset, gale ). H. thick raining and sea run
ming high.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Constance (Br James, from Liverpool which arrived
ls O salt to oer vessel O Peter WI gnt
& Co, n before reported
ship Western. simmons from Liverpool which ar
Rived ls eporis being 10 west " TIE Banks with NV;
gales Feb Bernard rafferty, seaman aged 10 years iei
overheard ana was drowned
FORtIGN PORTS.
LONDON March 2-Sailed, LIST A. F. Rotsford ID,
Flying Ea-le al Tor Ne1NOrk sydney Dscrea Buttermore
A'ii''" w.
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Al Notice. Of Mar,ag-s mus be indorsed 9th t'sa
name and address.
DIED..
h !. Isaac D. Brass

BRAss-At Harlem. THURSDAY March Isaac D. BrasA
youngest son OF me are snonf ana 1aa .
and.egheenthst, on sunday, 4th nst2 At O'Clock "a
at WoodIawn Cemetery on Monday morning
BRowNING,oH Friday March p Fanny con Al Browning
Funeral at No. 40 Van Reipen ave. Jersey City Rights n j.
Monday March s. at Il O'Clock a. NJ Internen at North
Stonlngon. Conn.,
Thursday morning l. Wander oo wife Of
Charles r. cGye n tne $7,h year 81 her 70 s.,a
the funera services at The Church rev DR.
n0rnng az 10 occcs Without further
DUNN,M Painheld n J., on March J. OF Giphthors Fran
Saturday, March g. at o'clock. from the
GIRyANon Wednesday Feb: g. a. II a. m, after lin
rsncra seryses viii be held Late TssdsRcs
relatives and friends Of the family are invited to attend
HARVEY-At Turin, Italy April 49, 1876. Emily wife Of Ed
Harvey Brooklyn. and daughter Of Lawrence
Buried at trinity Cemetery. March l. 1877.
JAGGAR- Flushing Friday, I'd inst Julia Ann. wife Of
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Ing on Monday 5th inst at O'clock = M Train leaves
hunters Point at BOO, returning at 423.
MuRFEY-suddeoly, on March l. Of apoplexy George W.
Funeral services place late residence, S77
Relatives and insads the family respectfully invited
to attend without further notice.
sIMoNsoN-on THURSDAY, March 1877 Susan, daughter
Funeral services residence, S26 West Fourteenth
ST. sunday, 4th INST, nj m. The remains will be
moved day To Richmond (ot Andrews, staten Isand
in;eimCnt
STEVENSON March 1877. at Jersey City Nights N. j.
OF pnou nOuia, Or. Charles g. stevens, aged "a years
Furera services at Lancaster, Mass
MAD-On Wednesday, Feb. % at her late residence in
Jersey City, Laura NJ, widow of John d. Ward in the oOh
year her
friends OF the family invited 70 attend
the tneTa saturday March at O'Clock from her late
residence, 80 IiuisOu-sL, Jersey CITY.
WOODAt Enc. PENN the 2Sth ult Joseph Rudd infant
Of homas Z. and Julia X. Wood aged months ana
Funeral residence OF his uncle l. J. Green
wood, PIG Fourteenth Saturday at o'clock.
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FIELDS COUP DE GRACE.
UTTER DEFEAT OF I'll QUO wARRANTo Dill
L,., pIL % IHLi,LSE

UTTER DEFEAT OF I'll QUO WAHRANTO DILL.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIBUSE.I
WAsIuNGroN, March 1.-The event OF the evening
session was the defeat of David Dudley Fields quo
wdrrano bill. The Republicans, led by Mr.. Conger,
opposed for an hour successfully the introduction OF
this measure, by which Mr.. Tiden intended to bull
dozc the Senate but 1t was finally admitted by
Mr.. Randall. who ruled that it was a question OF
the highest privilege. When vote was finally
reached it was defeated Ii received only 66 votes,
while there were % against it. Thus ended in most
ignominous defeat the FIeldTillen ciort to get up
a great law suit for the Presidency.
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CABINET SPECULATIONS.
ONLY THREE NAMES DECIDED oN-suERM,N GOV
HAYts's ADVISER.

HAYts'S ADVISER.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, March 2.-It is not believed that
President Hayes has shown his Cabinet slate to any
body except Senator Sherman. That gentleman
seems to enjoy position i'll regard to tie new Adj
ministratiOn similar TO that of prime minister in
England who is invited by the Sovereign to assist in
forming a ministry Not than three of the
seven selections be made had. it is understood.
been definitely decided upon when Gov. Hayes left
Columbus These are supposed to be Mr. Evaits
for the State Department, Mr.. Sherman for the
Treasury, and Mr. Hale, other friend Of Mr..
Blaine, if Mr.. Hale should decline. for the
Navy. This outline is likely TO be filled up
tomorrow, after consultation with the Rcpub-
lcan leaders, by the choice of a Pennsylvania
man for the War Department. of Mr.. MoCrary OF
Iowa for the Interior the Attorley-GcncIalslIip
and of Judge Settle of North Carolina or John NJ.
Ilarlon of Kentucky, both, for other positions.
There are few people who believe that Gov.
Hayes will surprise all the politicians by putting
Carl Schurz into the Cabinet; but the current opn-
ion gives him the German mission. strong press
IRE is being made to-day to keep Mr. Cameron i'll
the War Office. All the Pennsylvania Republican
congressman are reported to have signed Il paper
urging his retention. Nobody except the Cameron
party believes he will stay for if he were to romain
there would be excuse for disregarding Nr. Nor
toms wishes to have Mr. Tyner, who is an excellent
officer kept in the PoSt-Otico Department.. The
formation of wholly new Cabinet is recognized by
all sagacIous politicians "a II necessity. III Senator
Cameron succeeds replacing his son by some
Pennsylvania man not positively hostile to him, he
will do .emarkably well under the circumstances.
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THE VOICE OF THE PUBLIC.
EDITORIAL VIEWS From CHICAGO.
uICaGo. March 2.-The Post editOrally sa

CHICAGO, NiuItH 81 4 NC Uot oti''i'''J '"y -
in regard TO yesterdays proceedings in Congress:
Th. thanks az the country are all who aided the
glorious contamination without regard 10 race c"Ul OF
EErnnIo W"od deserves praise and speaker Randall
rend, red indispensable service at me nnai crisis. rn
credit should he given 10 the conservative -
whose tudc from the start cOnluindcu Tue couStls vi
the Democrats IT is providence that the forces when
have resulted in the election OF PRESIDENT ia5eS cato
s that he IA under pain
obligat ON To handed between al artes. nc Is
proyIdcntlly le'' red from the slightest GDGaao 10
fought ganst MIN at Cincinnati llo mad help from thG
Southern Democrats the native and tne carpet
Dagger, but the hep came SO as TO Si mi , W
right while fully justly hS MIN Ill peihE ilp"i''"i'
The Journal edltOriay says
After reviewing the bitter contest since June ana the
prrsona character and support offered to cac Candidate
we hear much about the policy OF tie new AI h
non Nothing can known in advance OI the HING
urul address, which VIII bs awaited win an etsornrss
unprecedented since ls6 some si 16e .d ~ onth but
in dealing justly by the wnte eiement inc STATES
lately obeous President Hayes WIZ mo1 We tb .n
OF the DudOIoIs
WHAT MR. CONKLING's FRIENDS THINK.
Utica. n. Y, March Zone hundred guns
are being fired here in recognition OF the enort Oh Se
tor Conkng in creating tho Electoral COMMISSION whc
has by its decision given Rutherford b. hayes the rrcs
dency. ,
hv leading Republicans here, has been sent to Senator
COnklng:
The country Is indebted 70 yon more than 10 any oher
man for peaceabe Inauguration Oh fies'Sn,
History VIII recognize your Pi'ii''''h anu o0 ''''
reward your virtue.
A similar dispatch sent from Saratoga springs
REPUBLICAN REJOICiNGs.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, March The RepuDn-
cans Of this city very juoant over their victory
which celebrated to-day at noon by sauo Oh lo'
guns. ~
BosToN, March 2.-ThroughOut New-England
to-day the Republicans celebrating the freSideh'a
decision by firing salutes and decorating buildings Win
bunting. $3.50 -
PoUGuKEEPsIE, N. Y, March 1.-The ke-
publcans this city fired 100 guns today In hohor oi
the election Of Hayes
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A BRITISH OPINION ON THE RESULT.

LONDON, March 2.-7he Post reviews the
events connected with the Presidential question in the
United States praises the moderation Of the majority OF
the Democratic party compared with the happily de-
eaed tactics of the buserng section, and concludes
We fear President Bayess authority will be seriously
diminished by the adopted to secure his return
But interests of country superior to those OF
party, and Mr.. Hayes has been proclaimed by the
legally constituted Tribunal nothing remains but for al
loyal citizens to acknowledge mis- authority"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-03

We hail il as a good sign that they already
Astonishing the minor matters of the Inauguration
IN Washington and preparing the accustomed dem
o,stratons and festivities. Affairs cannot be in
,er, perilous condition when men can take time for
d,.putlng whether Gov. Hayes should first call
unon President Grant or rice rersd We believe it
nod been settled that should the electoral count he
ipcomplete upon his arrival, GOrcrnOr Hayes must
first call upon President Grant; if completed then
President Grant must first call upon Presdent-elcct
HAYES We hope that this is right. for these small
sweet conrtcsies and regulation amenities have their
value Ii embittered party feeling good deal when
President Adams left Washington suddenly without
having his respects to President Jefferson. Prcs-
dent Johnson was severely ccnsured for refusing to
call upon President Grant. When President Wash
iueton visited Boston, Gov. Hancock John, of the
Immortal handwriting stood upon his dignity, and
A. he sent his regrets and pleaded CONT, Washington
waived the point and made the first call, which
Hancock returned swathed in red flannel. The
Cbesterfelds of Washington settled the problem this
time and the Prcsident-elcct, in his common-sense
way reversed their decision. He went over yester-
day 10 the White House like any other citizen. and
paid his respects to the President. Then he drove
M 10 the Capitol talked with people, and conducted
himself as if lie didn't consider etiquette of much
consequence. No wonder lie made IA good impress
SION.
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MdRRIRD.

CARR BLACKMAN-At ROxbury, Conn. March ]. by the
Rev D. T. Jones' Nelson II. Carr and Helen Blackman No
cards. Address after phi ], DaubUry, Conn.
GIFFORD-AND REWS-At Hudson N. Y, on the 2Sth Of
February 1871 by tho Rev. John Mcclellan Holmes ID. d.
by Rev Ezekiel Scuder, u. d. Elihu Clifford
OF Hudson, and Matilda W. Andrews.
KELLOGG-WOOD-At Queens, Long Island, Saturday
TO- by the Rev. A j. Hageman Isaac NJ kellogg 70
EmIna L., laughter OF the Hon. A. NJ Wood. No carda
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liabilities OF upward of a. 900 OO0 has Increased y
assets during The past year by nearly 50 100000 and
the expenses have been less than seven
Der cent receipts These encouraging figures.
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void. but they express the amiabllity with which
class of politicians recce the final decision The Column
bus Cadets and full band left for Warrington ct noon
to-day Carl Schurz was on the Same train.
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The world is slow to give credit to Its greatess
bepescora nal ritz Of whom la their graves long years
before recognition comes just and deyhfu exception 10
the appreciation manifested for H. T. BaDOtts Toilet soap
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 3. l anna great decline OF
air pressure place during yesterdays raln aud re-
covey from the low point reached nad scarcely begun at
midnight Temperature during the afternoon and
evening, that the average for the u hours SHOWS
decided Increase OF warmth.
For this city and vicinity during the morning. cool
westerly winds and partial cloudncss may De expected
Sunday will probably be- warmer and less windy bat not
wholly free from occasional clouds
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MEMORANDA.

All who contemplate a sea voyage should take with
dreaded miseries OF seasckness ard 10 all
Travellers whether by land Is most seryiceabe
remedy protecting the system the i'll effects OF
changes Of climate, water, diet and temperature.
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PLEASANT POINTS.
The 31st annual statement of the Connect

TIE OISI HHIIUdI htdtCnItHV VT 'HO 'VTTH00Vr"
cut Mutual Life Insurance Company. elsewhere pub
shed thus morning. will be pleasant reading to s poll
icy-Lolders. The company has clear surplus over all
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the lower lakes, Middle, and Eastern
States southeast southwest winds, stationary or
higher temperature failing followed 10y rising barometer,
aud cloudy weather, with snow, partly clearing
away at southern stations.
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C0wardiy Assaults.

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