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-, ware melted in the three furnaces In which the
VI s cast The tube which Is to he placed within
~ ne is about 2S2 inches long and IL inches IN diam
s :, v,u Ia received from England at an early day
~ aameter al the widest part will be 90 mches ana
- .s,ns Will ~ 20 inches for depth OF - inches' az
a. ruxsle she external diameter will be - inoes the
Of the gun will be 263 inches about % feet; II
s a-rv 7OO-pound conioal ball; the ordinary charge
:. oouder will be 100 pounds and the weight of the
= ,oDce will be about As tons. The special feature OF
,,n Ia a brass ring which, when the piece Is dis
srSed expands against the bore Of the gun and pre-
Is any injury from the passage Of gas This gun blg
nis il toy in comparison with the wroughi-ron and
s,steel ordnance which has recently been manuisc-
80 abroad The sl-ton Fraser gun, with which the
,,.r engineers have been experimenting shochury
- ,ates charge OF $40 pounds OF powder and pro-
,.f,. of ZOO pounds The east-steel breechioader
FSicb Herr Krupp is now making viii weigh 80 IONS
- Feirht Of the prQiectie Will be Loo pounds ahd
- ~ n~o,rIer charge will be $40 pounds. The monster
Wy ft.opg gun manufactured for the italian navy
ssb. 100 tons. The big krupp gun which was SHOWN
ettsaslsebs year ago and which has recently been
s.+1hased by the Russian Government, weighs 90 tOhs
The braveSt girl in Australia is Grace Yer
or g,,sse The steamer Georgete was wrecked on ths
1t a. sst near Perth small boat had been capszed
=, the SUR and and children were strugging ID
,h water on the crest OF precpitous cliff appeared
me Azure Of young lady on horseback. To the sailors
- he stranded vessel a seemed utterly impossible that
hor and it, rider should ne able 20 descend that prcc
nice Blu; the young lady never iaitered. sde PLUNGED
doup AZ fun sneed and reaching the shore spurred her
ho,s into the boiling surf There were two lines Of roar
d. breakers With splendid pluck she dashed through
,ha,c and readhed the boat. 70 which the ahrghted
,mep and children were clmging Her horse stumbled
ava, hswser whlch stretched between the wreck and
The small boat bet she cung TO the saddle and brought
the women aud children TO land. There was stil man
Left ON board the boat she plunged INTO the breakers
.rain and brought him safe 20 the shore WHO those
whom she had saved were roscung those VINO ieh'ueu
- ,to ,.cs the heroic ir drcuchod with the SEA foam
-. b.if safnf.n- with fatigue caiOpcd dozen mixes
S 10 have reef sent 90 che hali-lIowued haf-nased
80 .lofi -le mad left t-e h.acE. tcr sister, VI %.
pelr'av tool Morse .anopcd that night tnrou-I sac
woods 10 tine shore taking ga. nih, sugar ana ui 'i
ii re- destitute people; aud ihe next Gay thc itNuc"
b,,,u0ht 10 Ar Broclmaa's house and cared 'or lie
Anxlrty and excitement proved fatal 10 MS l. l' l
WHO took . severe (. Ill., aud dico r'eAtu'"J "a u
fever. Grace vernon Bu~sei stli iitos
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q, rr,vs,a from MEXICAN ports schr Essen.A from Minb
titan. H.. 49,
Sss FRANcrsco June a--Arriyed. ships Ivy, from NeN
YORK p,mhlrfcuhfre (,r), from Ieifh bark tLge 81
(r from Liverpool Cleared ship A. N simpson iH 'AsT
pool - -.
BALTIMORE Jnne Arrived. schr. Jls W Drufy ION
BOSTON. AZ Quarantine, brg Chttaa9o4 run I'"'f'
C AIRED sis4H-p- Mirtha Sievens for teW lnf- synh =
-hriver ladeDba banks Ierbusn fsof Tor Nb.to-
haven. IN . Frat lIiall, Tor Qu"on-io~h r'Nis
ChaAIiin lBr Tor Halifax J. G. Reed f 'l,hc.s.ei
Ga es Amos fOr HobOken 'nrfrrf ior lfrni"h 'a'N'
bake erift lnd Wem, Eyyiva. Plrenu -.
WlLWSGrOS, = c., June T. ir1vef, Dig IeAinls iIVh
Havana schr. Arm Dole. from Porto Rico. -
POETfu. June t-Cssfed big r. Houston. for ~ nan.
scrs louisa Wis0a for Wilmington, = G., Ne4f i'r
Baltimore.
BOSTON. June ARRIVED So 'rshp7 Refl rom pbi'fst
pha Plrth-, IRON Liverpool. Cleared steamship Neg'"a
for sew-lOrk.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN ~TFt M-HfP-.
QTEENslDsN. June ..-iar Nufs -tu Line sfc1m-bip
Ceilc pl G,-del frnm Work Nay 90 for Lvcs1Foi
arrived her. a. .:jc Ocl - ts4h evening"
tho Amer Line steamship Nlu C1rf Noffls'n. rom
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BRINGING DOWN PRTCEs.


On Saturday morning last the publishers of
The North and GHed states Gazette the oldest
daily newspaper in America, notified their compositOTs
the Sth inst. the latter wOd be required 10
form such rules tine firm might establish, and That
that date reduction In She price Of compost ron would
be made from - cents 10 50 cents per thousand In
speaking Of tie matter last evening the publishers said
This action on our part taken because we propose
t. conduct our own business in Own We ttink
the PAID too hlg, considering the times, ana nave
notified onf men 0f a reduction % 30 cents. We have
heard nothing from them. They all AZ work.
earning their - a day. and earning II very easy
We do not know What action they viii take
We lave notified them that tles can remain N
our employment II they comply witi rules II not
We have made every arrIugem mt 80 supply thor places
All that afraid OF ~ that wacn ;s matter II made
public shall be down .Ith applications. We have
acted entirely * iepondcut OF the OJher publishers ine
foreman OF me orts American Office sad that te men
had taken the matter very quietly They were dtl AZ
w1t X, m would continue 30 DO their Work faithfully ana
We'll or- they remained in the Oh'g. TIE c'ia-
potoS In O. oicc We're very fetictlt, say NJ lo %
were thiuAing II over ana not yet cCtne 10 any
decision.
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Gpecial Notices.

Advertisements intended FOR the next u 1Hs
WEEKLY ERIEUNE should be handed "a before p m To-
day
Keep Custom -rirts. made TO meIsure.-Nery best
six ~ Obligation 10 keep any ~ KEEPS 7hLhIo m.
less perfectly sliisa G23 BroadTay.
NEW. YORK. NO. p I0HN IT.. May - 1877.
Mr.. Herman Marcus has THIS DAY retired from TIA
hrm of STARR a. MARCUS, and TIE coparlrr-lp hereto
FORE existing has been THIS DAY Dissolved -
HLEMAN MARCUS.
The Copnrtuership n STARR q MARCUS having been
dissolved 6y consent 1la Tie inter Of ir Marcus
h.rciu having been purctase b. lhe undergled h VIII
con inre No. - johns unth hs frTvFA
70 So 200 FIFIH-ANE THEODORE y STALK
Po-.-Cdise Notice. n. ioreigH or a. euiu.
SATURDAY. june % 1877, vii close at uDs or - on
WEDNESDAY, az . o. "a, or Europe, By steamship Ahrs-
sA Queenstown correspondence t0r El,hco o. De- of.
by tlls steamer nagt Do specially adrSsei tn AZ
lO M, Tor France direct Dy steamship fie ae rams,
Eayrc. flI B-DA1 AZ ii go [ iH~ Tor Europe ~
steamship ~uoyia. VA Plymouth th-rlolrE 81 fsnpur2
-ATU RDAI a. n a Ter scotilHc aad y uftL %! -
land By steamship VICTORIA sl 1.UvAe nd Glasgow iud ~
SOUTHAMPTON and Brrs OaUeure tr Crest britain
ANT France De iOrvIr"l iy t., steamer RIOS . -pe-
sty addressed. and 20 J. m Tor nfopt ~ steamship 4 T.
atic 4ue~n-tt~n CNriru tirarc ilf Hrfu9 , -,ul
.ud N0rth - Ireland 90 W lDrvlri nr is steamer mnhs
De- ,rt addr, Tho steamships Abfs-lla dla hdfl
ltc de nails cor Denmark, sweden. 40 Norway
Tl mails f1l she West indies, va lt.Lta aht - Ihuns
viii leave Nev.yurs June :. The nails Tor Nassau, y =,
View kOrE Jaut o. The mails Tor emma and Jaysn
VIII leave san Francisco June 20. Tine mails Tor Austri
etr. wis leave Fraacs jane 20. I. l. JANLa.
Neg.YOrk June =, 1877. Postmaster
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
fror other sA,D Ye'rs Sc. second Pag.l

Park Lavinia (O EdstqHr EATON 'NDaren 10 days Win
SUGAR O. order. vessel 10 Brett son g. 'n.
RlrE FAIRY -.lc lei lii efTc0 GARDNER RIO Janhro April
II gh coFse to orier vessel Peudergsst Br1d co.
lrk Alexandra lbaul ~ Jrox 20 GaJ Win
surar. q o., 60 Roche lirus q 60.
Bark CamelA lOf 81 J0hn Y 3D. Harvey. EalOadoeS -
DAYS. with sugar order. weasel q A. il. B0uand
prg Laura Gertrude. Hapiu, CIuo Town March 20 via
R1rbadoes May Il. IN ballast % Frrkrrick spring Co.
Brig BRIDE l0f harmOuth. y. 81. bartaby haiankls -
DAYS, with sugar ~ order. vessel Co BOYD hucArn
Bg Don Jacnto erosion ,aua 20 days With sugar 70
dor 10 James Hcnry.
sscnr. lOtle. Pearce lschmona. Va
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH June l.-Ariyed. ship Noladora lspanl from
GALyferoN June 4-Anvei steamship city Of Houston,
from NoW- York
NBw.0RlEAKs Jane 4-Clearei ships Sc0tO, for Genoa
TAorudeau BOIdeAux. PAssrsArrye, steamship CITY
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s,t-.H sa,Fs .'uru-N f11u N r'f c.t ' 'Atl'
0r r2resents the 9sei-i'n''
10. mercury 4lnl tfos- aolrsl
TRIBUNE OFFICE. jane 81 %. m.-Although rising %
The close the range % the barometer yesterday con.n
udloy The descent Of tie curve Of airpresure early
i'm the afternoon was followed, SIX hours later 10y very
threatening sky but no rain reached this locality The
te,nserat,ra has receded from its high figures ana lhe
.t,ire NJ fhe air is less The Indications IN general
polnt 10 ia,r weather though with low barometer %
likely t. De ctFrlciOus. ,,t.
f;eu.r.li. lair weather with occasional clouds ana 80
IA. CLANS OF temperature may boz expected ih tbs cl
aad vicinity Tor tNo days, with sliSnt probability oi
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

From Tbe He4tgltls.T herelo Logaol, ABrR 1877.
Our last-receiv,d contribution To American
history an Grafton tle bdtl!e ol Harlem IlIus
Geliveied bv Mr. John say lsc % The NewY0rk Hst0r-
cal -OCrty centenary O the combat. TINS great
event which less than - non were allied Ola 1oh
sides was moi q Marathon. ur L8QZg, or q NtterOO;
hu 10 has affected sir. say slcl ~ .rast deeply es
either OF chose events II III. say scl ant many Othcr
American Fourth 0f july orators would tax well as
the COntin ,Htais fought 10 would ue gein 20 tne rd
large but f3vy loss 20 the printers. ~ U-c other
hand, had the Contne tdls toU-ht Mr. Sfy Sic and
his likes talk the territory % the United states would
now probably be tituCra British penal settlement OF
dcspOti-Iu u0der 1r OUJorgez. Baron Munchausou or
perhaps sir John say ts,cj.
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tween man and hI- Maker reciprocal. and meet
tie approval OF mans yhtencd conscience before he
can render true and heartfelt HOMAGE 90 the that
called him into being. And not the greatest obligation
10 all eternity the side OF tho greatest wisdom and the
greatest pOweri
The notion that the Father Of Mankind subject 70 the
absolute control OF certain malignant entity known
ur0er the false name OF Justice, subject to any Jaw
such would have made the father Of the pTOdga
meet him witt account book and pack hia OF TO jail
instead OF welcoming him back aud treating him TO the
fatted calf
sfacuon for ST., and not simply evil added to prev
M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
OBITCARY.
ASA NJ. JANNEY.

An article in yesterdays TRIBUNE announced
the death Of Samuel NJ. Janney, the Quaker philan-
tropist II was an error ana should have been Asa VI.
Janaey, brother Of Samuel ~ 10 was born IN Viz
nii and like his brother was prominent 10 The Society
Of Friends had been a welnOwn elder for Ions time
and s engaged in good work with the Indians Tor many
years. II was well known Is business man IN Rich
moud at one period OF his ife He was "a years OF axe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
THE ARREST OF A FRENCH OFFICIAL.
pApts Mcndar INN. 4 ~

lAhl0' .uDA'h' ""Ai' 70 i.'''
There is excitement in consequence OF the
arrest OF NJ Duveriier President OF THE Municipal coun
ell II Is quite LEGAL but unusual % arrest people
for oGenses by writing speech Offenders IN ills way
are generally left at liberty tin trial even without bail
In ths case even bail was refused NJ Duyerder denies
tie charges against HIM. The impression produced 10
bad as the prisoner il popular with the lower classes
lie rs man OF education and independent means. lie
charged with insulting shal ..acMalou ami intit-s
civil war and ASSASSINATION.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE BURIAL OF JOHN L. MOTLEY.

L0SDOS Monday, Jule 4. 1871
The remains of tine late john LOthr0p Mot
ley were Inferred to-day grave beside that o. lis
wife. who was buried in Rersd Green Cemetery in
1873. Dean stanley read the burial service. The NJ
tendance at the O5seqUes iucAled ur and Mrs Aser-
non sheridan. .ir William Vernon H-rcourt and Lady
Vernon Harcourt. Tie two ladies named are daughters
OF tie deceased Mr and Mrs. r. g. sheridan, the Duke
OF Argyll M John Bright Dir. and Mr Russell 5turgs.
LORD Hougntou Mr.. Thomas Hughes, tie Belgian Minis
ter the Netherlands Minister Mr. HOppln. secretary to
the American Legation, and United States CCnsGGcneral
BAdeau were also pre.eut.
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nnnr 80 sraaks of the President 2. . onr

Dom Piatt snoakS Of the President D. . orr
obi friend asd nciEab0r, Rutherford d. IT, Is qie
iitf.rruf from advising his -luatou- ttNfthcr-
burg fIndJ Press And there you've got good map OF
D. P-lCiuciunau Commercial.
AN EASY RIDDLE.-IB the course OF the re-
cont deIfe I'm Ire House % Commons. Lord Echo In
auirpl ". at could be- mOu-lruus than me d-a or
Iu.,il flutng Tor civil aud religious liberty .! way
me idea OF England hgntinC against IT, Let Lord
ElcLo a-k auOrlcr.-l Punch.
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Tie shortest, quickest, and most pleasant
ronre to the White Mountains, Newport. VI, Nc., j.
,,ia New-II,vcn steamers. These elegantly equipped
boats for the convenience OF travellers i inE ID the
Tplcr mart of the city, Degn hudiug next Monday at
Twertvthirl-.t l.. L.. Passengers ak'ng the II p. M
boat from Peck slip .ch any point n vermont OK
Ncw-H amushre early next evening, thus avoiding any
stDppug over On the journey.
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p1SsENGERS ARRLVED.

FROM BERMUDA-Iu steamship Gamma. June ~ @.
B5uton Mrs. Bouon. ii. l. 5o1on Miss d. y bou.i' p
NJ D. k bowen 4. Bowen AID maid. Ma lul If- H.
W,iisr Mrs - a. Baker fh3 Rev W. Ryan, Mrs J"r Eau
Sri chi iren H. 3D. Tucker. Ma a Hollis Miis y II lnt,
81. X uuur w. H. Jones' N,s5 Z. b. Jones, ~. Williams,
Mn and Mrs J. Cooper Mr.. aud Nr. O. w. oi-lh If ana
E--.r-.r NC. q L---. p. ----L. % u L----l--
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$4,000. The assignment caused by the deprecia-
ton Of values Srce 1873 especially Of iron in which
the firm largely engaged and tho destruction OF the
village NJ Onoia Mich by forest fires with the entire
properly Of tie Bay Furnace Company, OF which they
were the heaviest stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
PokISG Fun At THE roURIy-HANDs.

The cant term in vogue IN New i Ork to IN
dleate tao handling te nues 10 coaching i- t0oin.'
Tie iute gent psuls have not yct ct onto H. aud
sont times print u "taoanE," PROBABLY With some CON
IT'S ldea th.J hes reference TO tine sounding oI the
ho:n tcrc touch ol tne irony vi Fate IL ~ IS
wucI they PRINT it fUO..ns.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD DISASTER
TOWANDA, Penn, June 4.-The passengers
injured by the accident the Lehigh Veiley Railroad
last Friday are all doing we'll afr. Fairfield. who is
here and the boy KIRBY at Wayerey, who were cousd-
cred the among the injured. are both Ill
proving rapidly.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
c0VrpN\rFNT INDICATIONS.

For New-England rising, followed by sta
.l.ry OF falling DIrpuroer northwest to -outu-Nest
g.-t stationary lower temperature, GEAR or .arty
.iauav gvratI her. and .rOss.nlY 0cca-iona@ showers
f.r thf Middle Atlantic states nearly Stationary loi-
f.v.d by falling barometer. neatly stationary OF ioVrt
tritp.iaturr, partly cloudy and cloudy w0atn'r VIA
RI "a AREA, lHu wluds. variable, but mostly .iOm SCUM
..st 10 Southwest.
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Rapid Transit.
CALL FOR A PUBLIC NETT

The Undersigned citizens Of EewYors believing rat rs
reaus OF r1n between a upper snd lower pats u
d. ely ana between she CITY and .ountre, indispensable
10 a pi0rscry the city invite their Du,it rs.
..r-c tft them ibis respect ts-errir tIfr.efIay
i.au corner u F;havr ASA IglteDr;l--, on ~
0ci0.k 20 near from -ONt n fhrr
r.fr.t flriN.s u thc LossitT ..raultu Sac iUpt!
mlnfs thrown she way rapid transit lurus the Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

A question has arisen as TO the size Of Gail
HanltOns shoes Joseph Medi says no thinks, for his
part that they weigh about two tons apiece not count
M the strilgsl Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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SPECIAL EFFORr-Netr- York Daily Witness
Cno-tpaid tiI next January for ., reunited direct
send for free specimen COPY.
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prsrSrss PAurRE IN CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, June 4.-Messrs. A. q U. hctt-
berg notion dealers Of this city. made an assignment
,hi. ,oruius. The assnees gave bonds Ia the VI
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II 70 tIfNsa
York. Nsv25. lo7T
CHARLIE. O'CuNuR.
Ell. FANCfE8 Judge).
Jl--I HOlr r co.,
JOSIAH 81. fi~hE A. GO.
FRANhIfS EhrON az 'D-
J.. j. ~. STARK lPreAGcnt
prldrC I.c. .u-HI.
VI. k.Jl.SUp, Patton & Coz
DAVID BOWS ~ Zoe
OUA-. LANIEE lMessr5.
WIN s'nw. lauier & COZ.
WI n. hiL-IED lala,srs.
Hll-tel. Haar- * Coz.
J. W. MlNIikr lNrs.rs.
Criln,1l Minimum g. COZ,
HENRY J.. DAkIE', Gate
chief Justice Court OF Ap-
pe1l-l.
4. Is. DARLING. Fifth Ave
nuC Hotel
e.. q. WAITE, Brov00r',
HAWK. WAITE & NHTH
EHBI - Winds iiOtei,
MIlDELIL ~ kINLLIR,
lfIiel Bruins lex.
LEWIS .N GEO. -. LELAND,
7talfey HOUSE.
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House,
r. z. WALTON. 80. James
BLACK. STAR FROST.
MUTUAL GAS Co. CHA5.
PLACE, see.
II. %. CLiTLTN g Co.,
j. :. hDCkN ELL ~ Co.
And f..u .lnIfsful seven Inv
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DOMESTIC SEWING MA.

DOMESTIC SEWING IA.
CHINE CO..
IiTID v IfDItUTON,
DAVIS cOLLAslJHE & CO..
WI. -cHAt-.
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EGatfIfALt. DEAN e Co.,
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REED 81 BARTON.
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THOMAS T. JAMES Post
&. U1WkE < Go. ,st Sich.
KhYNe. SPRING. DALE &
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DAVID .. ACKER (Acker,
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AMERICAN NEWS CO.,
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Cent N4t B1LsJ,
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ARIIsrs orTsIDr - AcADEMY.

But this never Will De DONE unless the Academcians
can be forced by public opiuoH-or they proof inst
Qcrsuaslon-to admit into their body generous number
o. the artists who patiently waiting outside tclr
doors. Whoever cares enough about THE matter 90 make
for himself comparison between the artists inside, the
Academcians aud the artists outsds tho associates and
those anxious % bee associates. will 10 he knows auythin-
about the sexual merits Of the men, ba not litio SHY
prised at the state Of the lie vii Had among the
associates the OF Eugene Benson r. s. Brilgnsn
c. G. Coleman George Fuller, T. swain clifford John W
Hli, Oliver J. Lay, Edward M0rau Louis G. TIIny,
Edgar ~ Ward and Marcus waterman. There Is 40 ono
Of these artsts who has not night 10 be- admitted
Academcian IN virtue OF his performance, AID the
case Of among them the refusal 60 advance them B
not applicable any grounds that willing 20 have
imputed to calling themselves gentlemen and con-
sidored such by the community la which thoy i've
Mr. Swain Clifford and Mr. Marcus Waterman. for
example, have landscapes IN the present exhibition
that command the admiration Of all artists aud OF
every amateur who has a right 10 be heard. Leaving
Mr. George Inness out OF confederation II ml be asked
without fear " the answer. who has contributed ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES as A THEoLoGMN

Trgrefl>f f>p0rt.
May |, without committing any one but
myself. eIumerate few VI tie s-UHblHgti0cia Wbich
s stand the way Of HnD AaVt many - palAes
viii what II called ffle llcre school ~ thinkers
The notion that is re.g ic for the TACT ~ SUI
erDg and death whcTeaa both existed long before hs
appearance our planet
The notion that tnefc o. such thing as natural
moral evil II any bat ie COD az nature could be
resDOnsibr fOg natures eHact.
Tie notion ~ .iB ~ transferable object AS philau
thrOpy has ddled as % caa8l slavery. philosophy
must rid Of chatei su asd All h., logical consequences
The notion hat what We Fall san 10 anything else than
Inevitable, uUcss the Deity had ut 20 give every
human bong perfect nature and develop 10 By perfect
sucAtlOn.
tic sght Of the fact that al moral relations be-
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Advertisements intended Tor the Issue u HH
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed N before p m To-
National Republican., 1877-09-14
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l. FRAME HOUSES. on TIE WEST SIDE OF
THE FOrRrEENTH.STBEE ROA Just
BEYOND rHE COLUMBIAN uNlNEltSIT
By vlrtTc Of deed Of tuSt, dated October ), $50
and duly recorded In l.her No ;OA iOlio II, Ur tC
land rec0Ids ioT the District Of Columbia aud bg d
raCtun Oi tie pnrly thereby secured wlll sell ~
pubic nnG:ian, on SATURDAY. S"nlHinlmr w. l5,I
a. hGtlOCk u. NJ, the two tll two AlOry iTunC dwell
iuy-hDuses situated on the centre lat Of the nUrl
IIoIids OF the Columbian University, IOge;hrI wu
thr stable and nubuilh ugS 10 tue same belonging
Terms o! sale Que thiTd cash anh tho Te,ldL" iT
two egnnl payments ut six uul twelve months from
day of sue, with interest ut cght per cent per annin
secured tUthc satisfaction Of tho trustee Ifthc tcful
Of sale not CUnlu.ird with within i've days tron
day of sale reserve the right To resell the property al
thu risk and cost of tho duGlulting purchaser. Con
VryREt'ing ~ purchaser cuN slt'l deposit OF uC
CCptUuCC Of lid. GFO. IktESDELI Trustee.
sej-N FAI,gdS JNG. SIIEIlMAS. AuCti0uCGr.
National Republican., 1877-09-14
scpiId&ds
I. COLDWElI. Real Estate AurtionceF,
u No 5lu ! street northwest

TPusTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORrHwESr CORNER
OF AND FIRST STREETS SORTHWE-T
BY viiuc Of deed OF uusi, dated July A. D. isi0,
duy rnCUn!cd In I.bsr TO 80 folio "a one oftile land
records Tor tho District Of Columbia, Mt the rc-
quest ol the party securc'i thereby, we Will sell nt
mihlLC auction, In front Of tho premises on MON
DAY September ~. 1877, Mt O'Clock p. M, the tol
lowing described real estate, situate In the city Of
Washington. u. O., to wit, All those pieces or Jar-
cells nl ground known and dis, lngubhcd and being
lots nuni"eICd one u) and two, t24 OF DrVIgc ard
Flscr y Rlhhivislon of square numOcred five hGn.
mcnt., consisting OF TWO t.) twosory brick dwell
lDgs, nc.
Terms: One third cash. and the baInnce at six,
twelve md eighteen nonhs, with Interest ut elsli
per CeLt pcr Rnnum secured By u deed or trust on
the property sold; MI cpih, a. option Of the nut
chaser A deposit OF eco required 81 the time Of IA 9
on each hCuEP and all CnnrcynnCing at purrhnseTg u
cost Tcims 10 be omiiird with IN gwen days.
RI iRBBAAiSAMRDD A MD = Il; 4, ,WHAAkhSLR, Trustees
soil LIM1hs NIA silnr.MEMl