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New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
DIR. GEORGE Il. FIELD.

DR.. George L. Field, of this city, died at
sea- on April 10, OF paralytic apoplcxy. He II pas
scnger on board the brgantino Britannia, from the
Island OF Trinidad, bound fos Ncw-York. native Of
Connecticut and a descendant OF the famous Captain
Cook ne inherited much Of The adventurous spirit Of his
ancestor During the last twenty years hc had been
gagged IN the discovery aud development OF the rcSOu
Of OF the almost unknown Islands Of the Cdrb
bean and In the expectation theTcfrOm Of anO and
other products Recently he had been occupied with the
importation uf Trinidad asphaltum to this country, and
il with TINS business that hC had lust
made visit 10 the Island He was sixty eight years OF
age, and leaves a wife, two sons ana daughter.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
POPE LEO Kill ON PAPAL INTERESTS.


The passage in the Pope's encyclical, the
issue OF which was announced yesterday, regarding the
civil power Of the Church is as follows: The hopes OF
Italy and the world rest on the benchc ent nhurrce o.
tine Holy Sec and the intimate union OF all lie
faithful with the Roman Ponf. II therefore stands TO
reason that should, with all diligence, do all III cur
power to preserve intact the dignity Of the Roman Ca
thedra IN order before all things, 10 guard the rights
and liberty Holy See We shall never cease to iu
sist that authority be respected that our ministry
aud be Left fully free and Independent, ana
that position be restored to us in which Divine wis
long ago placed IL is vain desire Of dominion
which moves to demand the reestaolishment OF Our
civil power. We demand it because our duties and our
solemn Oaths IT, ana because II Is not only neces
sary to fully the liberty of the spiritual power
but also because evident that, when II Is question
OF the temporal dominion Of the Apostolic See, 1t III
wolves the welbslng and safety OF the whole human
family"
The Pope distinctly ndorses the policy and acts OF
his predecessor condemns civil ma Tages and depores
rejection the authority of the Church procatming
that the OF all existing evils, but in language
cauneSs and dignity, devoid throughout OF any tone
OF offence violence The Encyclcal contains no at
tack whatever upon the civil government Of laly. nor
any mention direct indirect. Of the House OF Savoy
For other Foreign Ners, see FIRST Fdgel
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,ccusrD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HARDEN BROTHERS. LINEN IMPORTERS, CHARGED
WITH FIVE OFFENCES.

HARDEN BROTHERS, LINEN IMPORTERS ChAH"'D
WITH FIVE OFFENCES
Harden Brothers, linen importers, at NO.
o23 Church-st are charged bS special treasury
ngents with undervaluatons Of linen goods. Deputy
Collector Phelps states that since JANUARY ms hrDi
has been guilty Of uudervauations on I'VE invoices
Tn each consignment of linen goods. he one case
has contained a high grade Of goods, aud almost IN
variaby Iswerprced goods have been sent to tue Ap
praiser Department for valuation few weeks ago. a
case of fine linen handkerchiefs, consigned 10
this firm. was appraised and suspicious btng
aroused. the other cases in the same consignment
were examined aud found to contain different grace OF
goods The entire consignment OF twelNe eases was
held in the public store aud the matter was ald 2eore
Collector Arthur, who ordered seizure OF stclcht
goods belonging TO Harden Brothers oeoYGT d9ao ue
amount of penalty. prescribed by Law" E'SnIeen
dtOua Of linens were seized yesttui1 1 ~
S2OOOO All the merchandise Harden BFolhoiS ""d IL"
their store. - ooo ..oIic,,
Thc penalty for each differentiation Is S2OOO mahihg
total penalties Of $4,000 Suiis VIII be begun ~ olce
by the Government. Harden lrOthers own llgG linTn
works in Belfast, Ireland. Deputy-Co'lector fheIps
Goes not think the Custom House Ohicias arc 10
eOlluslon, II any, attaching to some custom AouSo
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
THERON EKIEL.

Theron Skccl, civil engineer, whose death
from heart disease aud Gdema of the lungs has been
mentioned in THE TRIBUNE was one of the mem.
bcrs of the class OF sG7 who graduated from the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute at Troy. and ap
pointed engineers In the United states Navy. Mr. Skee
was placed the retired list Of the navy few
aferward and resigned because of misunderstand
ing relative TO permission TO accompany the Daucn Ex-
pedOn lie proposed 10 clear the streets OF the city
snow by the of stcan and submitted his plan 10 the
city authorities lie popular among the civil en-
gineers in this state, and was conceded to be exceed
ingly well informed Oh all scientific subjects.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
TEOMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim Are, pr Hofei-SenatOrs Stanley Matthews.
of oio Francis Kcnsn of New YORK, William II Bar
min f tunnc cticut Franklin Haven, OF Boston and state
senator y. s. Lyude, Of IIcrmon. y; f;- hsfopo'daH
yjlil-Chrf lngicer Jackson MCFlmtl, I. ;. ~.
r IN La AttGrucg.GrneraI Charles v. Train, o;
Mass cluscs; Judge James NJ Smith, of Buffalo ana Coi-
BENJAMIN A. WIilia....S JdidSsfO
sue njcuicst John f. Smyth Of Albany ana state senators
Ira william ". Rockwell ami stephen H. Wen
dover .Ii,CI1nTie HOtei-Ex Governor lallS IL in2er
n. Gig~u HOVseJudge George i03d
iry OF Ciucinraii ErerFu House-Cncd states District
i.ruc- Gavin Child Of Cornec;Ic', and Professor H.
Jtaycr OF Andover Theological SeIHaTy St NfhOt0S
H.ti-Judge Gt0rg, Barker, Of Fred ini " ~ ClaTeh-
Iog L'1lE-Edwar J. Phelps ~ Vermont. BcTOOt IOu
Corgr,s.Tan William II; Morrison Illinois StJJte.
rant ifOugc-Alajor Horace Jewett L. :. 4.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
THE SITUATION AT ST. PETERSBURG.
The St. Petersburg correspondent of Tie

The st. Petersburg correspondent of Tie
Times says II is not yet known whether the British
Government will aceept the new formula, viz:
that the Congress shall consider the Treaties OF
1886 and 1871 in relation to the Treaty or San
StearO Tho British Cabinet does not insist on any par
lcuar form OF words, but merely demands that Russia
should I'm formally recognize the supremacy
of Europe relative TO the Eastern question. Tie
truth is tnat the discussions about the formulas
cover more important matters. One issue ont Of
The present complications consists IN lnd0lrg
much O Russias work. and giving the rest European
instead of a specifically Russian character. Another
consists in what is called the principle ot equivalents, 0f
compensation the Powers for Rliss!as acquisitions
Tue latter solution is the Russia desires WEe Great
Britain resolved TO insist upon the former Prince
GortschakOf is decidedly better.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
ATTEMPTING TO MURDER HIS LANDLORD.

Justice Marshall, of Newtown. /. l., has is
rucd warrant for the arrest of William Wolfe, resi-
dent Of Winfield alleged attempt TO murder John
Knaucr a baker living the shellrOad IN that village
ON Tuesday night. after retiring 20 bed. knaucI
was startled by the reTOTt of pistol aud the grazing 0i
his head y bullet He had changed the position oi ms
head otherwise he would probably have been killed a
woman living near Kuaucrs house asserted that she saw
Wolie fire the shot Wolfe, IL appears, was formerly "a
tenant OF Knauers. living in the same house nut was
dsposscssed IN consequence of not paying his rent and
ever since has held uufricndly relations With bis O!d
landlord Officers were looking for him yesterday
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
SYMPATHY WITH CUBAN SLAVES.

A letter of sympathy has been sent by the
American Foreign Anti-slavery Society; Of which the
Rev. Henry H. Garnet is president to General Antonio
Naeeo commander OF the Cuban Army. The letter Is
signed by s. r. scotron, secretary and expresses .he
Sce of his allegiance TO SPAIN the immediate abolition
Of slavery IL urges him 20 stand firm tne s
Saiailion OF enslayed fellow whose only nope OF
fraedom rests on his seadastness 10 their cause IL
adds The friends OF liberty IN America ana IA Eurepe
src watching you in almost breathiess Anxiety 10 PoS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
SUSPENSION OF MANUFACTURERS.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, April 26.-The Bart
lett cotton mills will suspend operations in one half OF
their works next week prevent further accumulation
of goods dschargng l3O auds. The Bay
lev nat factory and comb factory will also 4 III
p0rarl suspend and these with KceDs shoe factory.
and the Mcrrmac Nine already suspended, will redice
the number Of wOlkr than 600 in thirty days.
As many more will fail OF employment III the next
MONTH
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
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3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE WS.

ENGLAND INVITED TO STATE HER VIEWS.
ST. PETERSBURG Friday, April 26. 1879.
The AgeRce Russo confirms the report that
England and Russia have agreed that
n direct exchange of views should pre-
cedc the Congress. Austria, Germany and Italy
also favor this course, anu have invited England to
state her views.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
which WAS rpinsured by the National Capitol l1te lc
nleaded not guilty and hs trial set down iof May o

DISORDER INVADING RUTGERS COLLEGE,.
According to The Aew-BrGsrick Times, the
disorlcry spir. has invaded Rutgers College Al tue
Junior exhibition last Wednesday, 1t s stated there was
great disorder voci;crous applause created the most
trivial incidents Lemons were thrown about the rOon
and Professor DGotlcs efforts 10 preserve order were
in vain. Daring the speaking some OF ihe stlEh eo
rope and fastened all the chapel doors so as 10 rteh
cgrcss Professor Duotlc's efforts 20 SUMMON the JAZZ
or open the doors fue, and 1t was only aiitf
considerable Effort that the doors we're so Tar opened us
TO euabe thOse inside 10 cut the ropes ana escape
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
DR., RiDWAVS REGULATING PILLS,

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orders stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache. constipation. indigestion, dyspepsia
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10 eject positive cure Price 20 cents per box
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
BANKRUPTCY OF 4 CLERGYMAN.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, April 2G.-rhe Rev. y. C..
Vandcwater. OF Pana H. to-day flied voluntary pc
tifnn IN bankruptcy. His liabilities over S2oOoOo
assets nutnug His failure is OWING 20 losses on Kansas
raj lrnAd cOntlacts
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTJ NO
els BROADWAY.
Ga MT Noon. 6. 3 =. m. Gl, Aiini.hi. 30
uir. ct dnfinp the dav G2' Lowest %.
Average, 577s9. same day, lS11, j1is!
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
ODD FELLOW CELEBRATIONS.

LoNG BRANCH April 2G.-The odd Fellows
OF Monmouth County celebrated to-day the tyninth
anniversary OF the organization of the independent
order in the United States After parade Ex-Governor
Joel Parker delivered address. The Hon.Wm II. Ben
nett Grand Marshal Of the day, followed. The visiting
lodges then repaired to large hall where collation.
was given by Empire and AriOch Lodges. over one
hundred ladies, members OF the side degree known
the Daughters OF Rebekka, took part in the excr-
clses
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 26-The odd Fellows OF
WOOnsOcket celebrated their anniversary to-day by a
parade aud Grafton BY the Rev. Mr.. Cbambre.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

Suppose person were to be unkind 10
yOu or strike you, what would you do" pause en-.
sued, when ono little girl, sharper than the rest made
the following lacon' reply " 1T 'im again"
A late lecturer remarked that it would not
be very violent stretch Of Imagination believe that
Massachusetts taby six months old sits In his mothers
lap eyeng his own cradle, TO II he could invent
better, or at least suggest some Improvement"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
BENJAMIN MOVES PLEADS TO ANOTHER INDICr
MENT.

BENJAMIN Noyes, president of the National
Capiol Life Insurance Company, was placed at the bar
OF the Court Of oyer and Termner at Newark
and charged with conspiracy 10 defraud the pocyhod
ers OF the EewJersey Mutual Life insurance company
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

sby the very of all that noble Cuban nrS H 40
nuh0ld successfully the flag OF freedom. L't ue "''
from you, let US know your wants
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Announcements.

\ lingering and generally fatal disease often
results om severe cold e TO take care OF itself Better
DE- JANNEH ENpeCioTant on the hist
tlrto Of cough or cold av0d planting in the sys
tcIn tie incurabe lung throat complaint.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

Do YoU WANT GOUR CONSUMPTION CURED
II 80 commence to PHILLIPS fALATABLE Z,
LIVER on M combination with PHOsrHo'NUTRTTNE 4
druggists. Depot, Piattst.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
MoRGAN & RRornEn's Stnrage Warehon


"2 aud 23i West Broadway separate rooms or
tuuture pianos carTagcs Moving boxing, packing and
shipping attended to- call onspect the premises IS solicited
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
NEGOTIATIONS SAID TO BE SUSPENDED.

The Paris correspondent of The Daily Iele-
drdDh i'm direct contradiction with a other trust
worthy reports, asserts that negotiations have been
suspended in consequence OF Russas refusing the propo
sitOns made by Prince Bismarck.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

Spinal and DcfOrmIty instruments, LEG braces
crutchcs PONEROI TRU-s COMPANY, 40 f4O Broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
f UowApD & Co.'S WATCHES

T.. HOW ARD ~ W. : w HES
hy the in respect no n after
There is therefore, risk IN buying
a Howard Watch from any matchmaker. ASK for them
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

Telephones put up for all purposes and war
rante Vaults safes ard protected by Central!
system. HUlMEs' Burglar Alarm Telegraph company
Z 4. Rroatl
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

First a cold, and then another on top of IT.,
until accompanying cough became settled aud confirmed
many cOnsumptve. How much better 10
safe curative Dr. IAiNEs EAPE' oEAN on me aist
Of danger when the symptoms may be easily con
| trAiLL.L
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

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New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
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New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
HEUTENANT-GENERAL HEIMAYY.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2G.-Lieutenant-
General Ieimanu who distinguished himself in the Ash
attic campaign OF the recent Is dead.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-08


vaningen billiard. och lasrum. I jord.
Ysningen har man f6rlagt gymnastik.
salem, barberarestugan. badrummen
etc. s>r- ~, ,~.sA ~ ..:~s'. . '
s0ster och vester ON hufvudbyggna-
den aro de tvanne hospitalen belagna.
Dessa upptaga hvardera en- langd at
l04 fot och aro AZ fot djupa. - '-
F0rsta vaningen hospitalet inne-
haller lasrum, spectrum. lakarens rum,
Restraining Rooms och uppassarnes
rum. I andra vaningen hafva patien.
terna sina sofrum. / jordvaningen
timer man matsal. k6k, r6krum. for.
valtarens rum, magasiner, :skafferier
m. M, afven badrum for patienter. n
De tvanne yttersta byggnaderna
hafya hvardera en- langd af SO fot-och
cit dup af 40. De arc 2 vaningar h6ga
SAINT afsedda for betalande patienter.
F6rsta och andra Yaningarne ,innehal=
la mottagningrum, SAINT rum for pa.
tienter och uppassare. L jordyanlngen
aro matsal, k6k, r6krum, magasin, for
valtarens rum och badrum f6rlagda. !.
Hvad uppplysningen, 1uftYexlingen
och uppyarmningeni ALA dessa s bygg-
nader betraffar, sd komma de nyaste
forbattringar och uppfnningar dem
ma vag att anvandas. Det h6ga tor.
net a hufvudbyggnaden gifver at det
hela ett majestatiskt utseende; och de
talrika balkongerna, utbygda fonstren,
portikerna fortaga helt och. hallet det
dystra intryck, som sdylika hospital
afven till slit yttre gifva besokaren.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-08
Darhuset i Rochester.

Denna storartade byggnad ar arki-
tektoniskt hanseende en- af de NEST i'm.
posanta och skona staten. - .Det ar
hr Burlington fran Minneapolis, som
uppgjort planen och ritningen for dem
samma, och ,denna utmarkte sarkitekt
har har adagalagt ett vackert prof pa
sin smak och skicklighet.
Ehuru byggnaden annu icke. ar full
bordad, SO ,komma ikyal, pa grund af
att darhuset i st. Peter redan ar Of
verfylldt. patienter att emottagas in.
ON ett par manader. 5:7 .ss,5 ...s
Kostnaden for det, hela anslas till
omkring 70, 900 dollars. i.
Byggnadens langd fran ester till We.
/ ster ar $50 fot; den 2bestar af 8. sar.
skilda afdelningar namligen.: hufvud-
byggnaden Amusement Hall, q hospi.
taller och tvanne andra byggnader dar
de patienter, som erlagga hogre af.
gift, inlogeras. {i
Hnfvudby ggnaden ar SO fot lang
och 6s fot dup och bestar af 8 vanin.
gar, utom jordyaningen. Den forsta
vaningen innehaller: formak, mot
! tagningsrum, tjenste kontor
apotak SAINT lakarens och uppassarnes
ram. De tvanne andra Yaningarne
upptagas af forvaltarens tsteapard
rum och sofrum. I jord Yaningen are
vedmagasinet, varmeapparaten ocf
tyattinrattnin ingen fdrlagda.
Bakom hufyudby byggnade (saIedes 8!
synligt . teckningen) ar Ansusensenl
Hall belagen. Denna byggnad a
J e3 ft. lang och s5 ft. dup och
Yaningar hog. l:sta Yaningen innehal
ler bibIioteks rum. spectrum den andra
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-08
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. T0RsDAGEN DEN 5 AUGUsFT 1878.

De patienter, som inskrefyos under
ar 1877 tillh6ra f6jlande nationalite.
ter: ,.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-08

De vansinnige hafya nastan ALA
tillh6rt den hardt arbetande klassen.
Bland dem som intagits sedan hospi-
talets borjan rakna vi 496 shouse
keepers" 1856 farmare, 233 dagsarbe-
tare, 12l tjenare, SAINT liz utan syssel-
sattning. Bland de 6friga klasserna
ar det ingen som 6fverstiger antalet
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-08
S:a S 606,113.72.
De utskrifnes tiAstands: -

Med Diet ssobehoriga subjektet" me-
mas har en- hasttjuf, som under det han
var arresterad uppf6rde sig sd, att
yndigheterna anssgo bast att for
passa honom till hospitalst for van
sinniga. Under slit vistande darsta-
ides Visade han inga symptomer till
Eansinne SAINT rymde en- vacker dag,
1da han arbetade e pa farmen. Han bIef
sedermera ertappad och arresterad pa
1nytt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-08
dat honom at lifvet SAINT aterf6rt ho.
nom till sina rata sinnen. 2. 80

Patienterna tvingas aldrig af sina
sjukvaktare att taga f6da, medicin
eller bad undantagandes pa doktorns
sarski]ta befallning. ALA patienter-
na badas kylslaget vatten en- gang i
veckan eller oftare ON sd pafordras,
-sa framt Ell annorlunda bestammes.
ON de smutsa eller vata ned sina;
klader, hafva de att byta ON 0gon.
blickligen och SO ofta som nodvandig--
heten fordrar, afven ON det skulle
beh6fvas hvarje timme, for att halla
dem torra och snygga.' ALA som ej
aro for svaga eller ostyriga, foras, da
vadret sa tillater, ut fria luften q
hospitalets agor, dar de till sin egen
f0rman uppmuntras att forratta hvar-
jehanda arbete under sina vaktares
uppsyn. De tillatas ej att pa nagot
satt ofveranstranga sig eller utratta
nagot arbete mot sin villa, och deras
vaktare, som sjelfva deltaga uti arbe.
tet, aro mycket aktsamma for att pa
ringaste satt visa sig som deras ''pa-
drifvare." utan f6rega dem endast
med godt exempel. En- del af de
qvinliga patienterna sysselsatta sig
med s6mnad SAINT hjelpa till med
hvarjehanda goromal i k6ken och
tvattrummen. Patienterna afhallas
ifran att ga till sangs fore den vanli-
ga tiden, kl. 9, da de ha' att lemna
sina klader i koridoren, begifva sig
in i sina sangkammare, till hvilka
d6rrarne STANCES efter det att lam
porna f0rst blifvit utslackta. Vid
denna arstid stiga de upp XII. 19e ON
morgnarne SAINT intaga sina NAL vid
f6ljande tider: frukost XII. 1s7, mid.
dag XII. ~ SAINT aftonvard XII. g..
Knifvar och gaf1ar SAINT andra for
patienterna farliga vapen fa aldrig
f6rblifva deras ego. Efter malti-
derna raknas de, och ON nagon fattas
maste 6gonblickligen matt och steg
vidtagas for dess aterfnnande.
Dararne, ware sig ia eller fera till
sammans, synes sallan meddela sig
med hvarndra. De aro slutna och
tankande for sig sjelfva och oaktadt
det vissa departement fnnes patien-
ter till ett antal af $40, som ligga i
samma rum, har det sallan handt att
de hafva gjordt nagot uppror eller
bildat nagon slags komplott. Orsa.
ken dartill ar att deras tankegang ar
sa strangt riktad at hvar slit olika
f6remal, att de Ell kunna bilda sig
Enagra gemensamma ideer och for
utforandet af na gon handling, som
krafver cit allmannare bistand.
| For narvarande rakna vi inom no.
spitalet $50 olyckliga varelser. vi
villa harmed lemna nagra statistiska
uppgifter, som aro tagna fran den 81.
sta arsrapporten, den 80 November
1877, och som kunna vara af intresse
for vara lasare. F6ljande inventari.
um utvisar egendomens varde: