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New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
NeruI2lotls Oailp Gribm1re.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1878.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Some Of the masters at Pres
ton are disposed to accept the work peoples
compromise at Burnley 5000 operatives will
be idle to-day. - 1t is supposed at Berlin that
Russia will submit the full treaty to Congress,
being confident Of the support of all the Powers
except England. - The East Indian Govern
ment is about 20 send native troops to Malta.
DoMEsTC.-A sensation has been created in Wash
ington by an account of Mr.. COnkling's views con-
cerning the Electoral Commission, printed in The
Nelv- York World; Mr.. Conkling has made state
ment about the truth of the story. 90
letter from Secretary Sherman, vindi-
eating the course of the Administration,
was read at the Republican meeting at Columbus,
Ohio. last evening 60 The Holahan Excise Bill
was defeated in the New-York Assembly, after an
exciting debate in which charges of bribery were
freely made an investigation was ordered. -
The Assembly passed the bill for the protection of
" ashiNCtOn Square, &C. Three murderers were
lynched at Huntsville, Ala.
CoNGREss.-In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Ferry
was elected President pro ten. during the VISIT of
Mr. Wheeler to New@YOrk a resolution to adjourn
on June 10 was unanimously agreed to; Mr.. Sar-
gent made a speech on trade relations with COrea
Mr. Ferry reported the bill in regard TO resumption
a resolution offered by Mr.. voorhees, to the effect
that the Government should keep faith with
Its citizens was passed NUMBER OF DlIIs
were passed the colored recruit bill defeated.
- In the House, the bill to discontinue the 90
cent piece was passed great many bills with re-
ference to the Pacific Railroads reported from
committee. including the Funding Bill the mo-
tiOn to adjourn June 10 was received from the Sem
ate and greeted with applause; the Republicans
tried to secure an immediate vote upon it the Dem
ocrats flibustered for two hours, and finally pre-
vented immediate action; Democratic caucus was
announced.
CITY AND SUBURDAN.-The question of Mrs.
Tilton's mental condition was the principal
tonic discussed in the Beecber matter yester-
day. == william NJ. Tweed was buried with
ont ostentation. =- Testimony for the defence
was given In the Newell divorce suit. - The
death of Max l.. Mayer, the Hebrew lawyer, was
found to be due to suiCide - The National
marty of this city declared favor of lega-tenders
ard against utilization with other parties. 80
Charges against school trustees were made III the
BOARD of Education. - The City De-
mocracy held primary elections. 80 mo-
tion TO quasb the indictment against BEN
jamin Noyes was denied. - There were
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
A GRANn OpPORTrNITY.

At the may be the most ingenious and
practical combination the shape ef beautiful easy chair
health LIT and SCALE HOpknsOn OF Chicago is here
for the purpOse OF arranging sale Of the right eab
fishing agency. Interested parties can get particulars by
calling Room 40 from a. TO p where the COmUl'
nation may be seen for two days.
SPRING HAS COME, and if you wish boots,
CATERS for yourself and amygood articlesmod
crate prices -patr0nize MILLER & Co. $40 BrOadway
SPRING STYLES Gentlemen's Hats ready
STYLE and L. Xture unsurpassed.
FINE SILK HAT S5.
BURKE PA Broadway
THINK OF IT-Eighty choice Norfolk oysters
for 20 cents any of MALs Dopots Fresh every day
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
THE Law or LIBEL IN NEW-JERSEY

The recent fine and Imprisonment of two New
Jersey editors for beng certain high, or ut least
hgh-priced, officials Of that State, have sharply di
reced public attention TO the laws under which
they were convicted. On two separate occasions
the subject was brought directly before the late Leg
islatnrc, of unfragrant memory. In the first in
stance, the gentleman who wrote the report for the
Kelsey and Little Investigating Committee was
moved to urge the enactment of more stringent
laws to protect official persons from the assaults of
the unbridled and Centious press and the House OF
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
MR. H1YES ~ BRYAN .RElLLK

We announced yesterday that, after serious
discussion, the Cabinet had discovered plat
form upon which the Administration and the
Republican party could both stand in comfort,
leaving room for great many Democrats too
IN case any of those unfortunate people should
he disposed to join the family gathering. The
new declaration of principles covers the re-
sumption question: which is already as good
rs settled, and the principle of "fair and
reasonable protective tariff, which nobody Sc
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

many accident cases in the courts. - uolu'
1OOli, 1908, 1908 Gold value of the legal-tehuer
dollar at the close, 99GO cents. Stocks Sui active
but closing feyerish.
THE WEATHEP.-TRIBUNE local observations lndi-
cate partly cloudy and threatening weather lner-
mometer yesterday, 47o So. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Mr. William Smyth late Acting Superintendent
of the Insurance Department and now proprietor OF
The Oirego Times, is editOrally dIspleased at the
triumphant acquittal Of John f. Smyth. The At5Gny
Erpress apty recalls the fact that Mr. William
Smyth Is the gentleman who wrote, while Superin-
tendent, q letter to l.. w. Frost, President of the
Continental Life Insurance Company, saying that
he was informed by Superintendent Hill, of Ohio,
of a widespread demand among the polCy-hoders in
that State for an examination Of the company, and
closing with this significant question: "Can any
data be furnished within two weeks which would
be satisfactory enough to be presented to Mr. Hill,
which would head off this demand for an examina-
ton ~ 1t was Mr.. William Smyth also. who pro-
nounced the American Popular, in February, 1877,
Zone of the most economically managed cOmpa-
nesD in the State and who declared his full faith
in its solvency, though 1t had been insolvent for
years. The president of the American Popular is
IN State Prison; the president of the Continental
Life is in foreign parts recovering from the shock
of an indictment for perjury; and the late Acting
Superintendent is in permanent retirement, won
derng why he ever wrote such letters, or received
insurance officers invitations to ego blue fishing"
Altogether the Mr.. Smyth who holds the office now
can stand the criticism of the Mr.. Smyth who left
the Office for its good.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

The Worlds interview with Mr.. COnk-
ling is uncommonly interesting. Unluckily
it turns out to be also uncOmmOnly
untrue. Mr.. Conkling says fatty he
has had no such conversation. Never
theless it is the work of a practised hand,
skilful enough to deceive The World. 1t has
apparently been made up with the aid of lively
imagination, on the basis of long-range reports
of what Mr.. COnklings friends have reported
him as saying, and there is no doubt that in
this way considerable truth, more or less dis
guised, has worked it's way into the romance The
story about the warnings given Mr. COnklmg
at the time of the Gordon difficulty as
to the bloody purposes OF Senator Lamar, is
an example 1t has been well enough known
for months that Mr. COnkling's friends be-
lieyed a distinguished Democratic Senator,
for one, did call upon him to give this warn
ing. It's well enough known, too, that they have
believed the interview between Mr. Conllling
and President Grant, concerning the plans for
au Electoral Commission, to have Oc-
CURED substantially as stated. Making
due allowances for all the grains OF
truth, however, it must be confessed pretty
pOor business to parade with all the emphasis
of direct narration, constant quotation marks,
and elaborate editorial comment, six columns of
professed conversation which the Senator
says never occurred, with a correspondent
whom the Senator says he never saw. There
are easy and honorable ways of making
effective war upon Mr.. COnkling. To hold
him responsible for matter like this is not
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
amnsements ano aleehnas Go Might.

BoorHs THEATRE" The Exiles:"
BROADWAY THEATRE" The Exlles."
FIFTU AVENUE HALI-HelePs wonders
NIBJOs GARDEN" Leah"
FIFTU AVENUE THEATRE" Uncle Toms CABIN
PARE THRATRE-"Our Aldermen"
SAN FRANCISCO MISsTRELs
sTANpARD THEATRE" The Pearl Of Savoy"
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-'' Celebrated OasC'
WAILACK's THEATRE" Diplomacy"
ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Annual Exhibition. eli,
AMFRICA An INsTITUTE-2 ana 8. Barnum snow. ,,
GIIuopr's q IpnEN-2 and 8: Tue Great London SHOW
KURTZ's BUHDNG-The PhOnOgrapn
NEW YORK AoUARIUM-Day ana EVenne. ,,.--.
sTyT>,IyAY Hal Reception Five Points Mission
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Miss Catharine f. Beecher comments briefly
on the revival of the Brooklyn scandal in
letter printed on another page, which may not
effect any conversions, but will command re-
spect for its warmth of sincerity.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
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Terms cash in advance
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New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Another victory has been won by the tenn
perance men of the Assembly, and another
Excise bill has been defeated, though the
defeat is not necessarily final, as in the case
of the DAILY bill. In spite of all the powerful
influences which were brought to bear in
favor of Mr.. Hoahans BILL it failed to
receive the constitutional number of votes
1t is less likely than ever now that the
liquor dealers will get any legislation favor
able to their interests. But the incident is
chiefly interesting as revealing ground for
strong suspicious of bribeTy-suspiciOns so
strong that Mr.. Skinner, of Jefferson, boldly
stated them on the floor. The various in
vestigations that were Ordered-frst, of Mr.
SINNERS charges; second, of the alleged
raising of money by liquor-dealers to influence
legislation; and, third, of the same accusation
with respect to temperance societes-WllI
doubtless come to nothing, however. The
last idea must have originated III the brain
of Mr.. Erastus Brooks, and is altogether too
absurd for so sensible man to father.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

The silver agitatOr is getting to work
again. A bullion certificate bill was reported
to the House, yesterday, and made special
order for May g. But the concurrent resolu-
tion to adjourn month later if adopted, will
leave scarcely time TO dispose of the BILL
even if a majority of members were in favor
of passing it.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

More than the usual interest is taken by the
public, as well as by the members of the
National Academy of Sciences, in its annual
meeting this year. The prosperity of this body
and its service in the future have been fur
ther assured by the liberal gift of $4,000
from private citizens, the interest Of the
fund being secured for life to the Nestor of
American Science, the venerable Professor
Henry. The essays delivered are of high
order, but they deal with subjects that have
a hold upon popular attention Most readers
will care to know something about the forma
ton OF the islands in the Gulf of Mexico and
of the coral reefs of Florida, the theory Of
waterspouts, the facts about the moons of Mars,
and similar information, which is furnished in
the correspondence we pnnt this morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
FEBRUARY. 1873.
FOR QUARTER ENDING N

The Postmaster here is unwilling that we
should verify these figures from his records,
as to the other papers, without their consent !;
but as the figures all reached us from the
same source, and as those relating to our own
business are correct, we have no doubt that
the rest are also. We shall gladly unite,
however, with any two of the other eight
page papers in formal request to Postmaster
James for transcript in detail from his books.
In estimating the significance of these fig
ures, it must be remembered that they repre-
other papers, against only six of The TRIB-
ONE (since we have no Sunday paper) that
the weight of The Herald seems unduly great
on account of its frequent triple, quadTuple
and Quintuple sheets, and that the weight OF
TIE Times is also swollen by the heavy wood
paper which its Walter presses require.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Now that greenbacks are worth within fraction
Of n cent their face in gold certain silver editors
are standing on their heads and calling attention to
the prophecies of people as to what would hap
pen If the Bland bill became law. Don't make a
holy show of yourselves. brethren. Neither the
Bland bill nor anything like the Bland bill has
ever vet become n law.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

On another page will be found curious
letter explaining the seemingly religious habits
in late years, of the great criminal who was
yesterday laid away IN an unhonored grave
The writer knew Tweed well, and adds to an
explanation of his Bible reading the frank
statement that an "intimate acquaintance with
chin never discovered the faintest evidence OF
"a conscience anywhere in his moral nature"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Ftom The Trfbune. April 10. ISIS

We have procured from Washington the
following table of the number of pounds
weight of the various editions Of the New
York morning papers, upon which postage
was charged by the Post Office Department:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

The lockout which threatens to cOnvulse
the British cotton industry, springs from the
intention which the masters formed some time
ago to enforce a reduction of 10 per cent Ill
their wOrk-peOple's wages. They prepared
against opposition resolving to dismiss or lock-
out any operatives refusing toaccept thespecitled
terms, and determined to support each other
while the conflict lasts. The wOrk-peOple have
not acted unitedly, but the greater part of
them have been willing to accept reduction
of five per cent, or to abide by arbitra-
ton. The feeling is bitter on both
sides, but there are signs of settle
ment at Preston, where one-thIrd of the en-
poyers have agreed to exact no more than the
five per cent reduction proposed by the work
people as a compromise. The difference every
where being substantially five per cent the
conflict ought to be easily arranged. But the
employers have large stocks on hand, and regard
with complacency period of enforced idle
ness, which may insure them cheaper labor.
The work-people, on the other hand, are irri-
tated and distrustful. They cannot realize the
keen competition with foreign nations on which
British industry thrives, and they will submit
only from sheer despair.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Bnslncss NoIlres.
A RARE CHANCE.
For sale cheap, an
AIF RpFWERY

For sale cheap an
ALE BREWERY,
with ALI fxturps complete working order situated
IN the CITY OF Haven, Conn, and having ue water
front railroad Inquire OF c. h. Bus 60 Church
st., New Haven ,,----.,-.....
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Mr.. Voorhees, gravely insisted, yesterday,
that the Senate should vote upon his resOlu-
ton, declaring it to be of the highest i'm
pOrtance that the credit of the Government
should be maintained, and that it should,
therefore, keep all its contracts and Obliga-
tions and the Senate, to get rid of him,
passed it. He refrained, however, from putting
the Ten Commandments to vote, or calling
the yeas and nays on the multiplication table.
Mr.. Voorhees, seems now and then, to belong
to the order of the solemn ass.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Secretary Sherman has written to the Ohio
Republicans an eloquent defence of the Ad-
mlnistratiOn, which contains some excellent
bits of advice for Republicans everywhere
The Secretary wisely says that it is better for
the Republican party to beat the Solid South
back from the door of the National Treasury
than to quarrel among themselves about the
"smaller questions of official patronage and
official interference in elections"
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TO SAVE MONEY
Do your trading at
COOKS CHEAP STORE.
III ELL.

We have lust opened Large Lot OF NFW FALL
GOODS, and anyone can SAVE MONEY 10y trad
ing at our store. Core and see for yourself.
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c. CATARRH
TIE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SAhF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,

CCCCFss IS the tcst Of merit and sncccse the treat.
!, ment of Catarrhal Affections, after many msera-
pie faiurcs, means undoubted specific curative proper
ties In the remedy used. Docs SASPoRD's RADIoA
CURK Tor Catarfh possess such properties? The
denee In the shape OF unsolicited from the
most respectable peope Ia all statiOIs OF e must he
conclusive on this point Never believe IN the his
tory ofpopular medicines bus such yauabe imony
been offered freely offered In favor of remedy than
that IN the possession OF the proprieos of sASFoEp
RADICAL CuRE And yau able MS its. it does
sent thousandth part OF the rccOr1rnr which
aretoday offered BY friends friends In favor. Peo-
pie OF wealth and refinement n all parts ofe country
daily admit Its superiority any method Of cure
known to the regular medical profession but shun tie
publicity Incidental to q published statement. Hence
the m orr possession represent but small
part OF those withheld For the reason mentioned Tie
following unsolc cited testimonial from HRNRY WELLS
Esq, OF Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express, IS an ouspoken
Endorsement Of which we justly proud.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted
Al 2.S2 and 1883 p. NJ; closes At l2.l5 +. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at 7.4O +. M
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at 557 A. NJ. ana 1881 p. Nj. closes at 3.20 and
1.40 T. NJ
L,tch6eid Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 10 A. Nj; closes Sunday s.
Tuesdays and Thursdays at s p. M.
Ofce Hours from 7.30 A. NJ. to $50 p. M. Al
closed 90 that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
Z. ROWELL, 7. NJ.
Hallowell, Oct. 10, 1873.
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Ladie,' Undervesss and Draw ers, a. cts. each.
Ladies' Worst,d Jackets reduced to i5 cts.
Mems Cotton nd wool Ribbed II ,se, l5 cts.
Pairs Ladies' Cotton and Wool stripped hose for
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Mems PAPER Collars, good ones) 10 cts. box.
New lot Towels at 5ct-. each.
SEQ. A. Ciarks Machine I'M cad, ots.
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Good Elastic Cord, cent yard.
tiood Brown Duck Oyeralls 35 cts.
Mems DARK Blue Wooden shirts for 81 10.
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Green's August Flower Tor Dyspepsia, cheap.
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Mems Heavy Cardigans ior 20 cents.
Bal Wooen Yarn AT reduced prices,
Ladies Linen iiandkerchieis tor IS cts.
Good Double Ruching for 10 cts yard.
u dozen agate shirt buttons Tor D cts.
Gents shaving Mugs for 26 cts.
Nice Black Oolong Tea for 30 cts. apound.
q pod Japan Teas, ~ cts. pound.
Children's Bibs, (pretty ones) for Is cts.
Mosquito Netting, 10 cts yard.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 25 cts.
Linen Table Covers Tor 40 cts.
Ladies silk Handkerchiels, 90, 81 and so cts.
Mems Linen Covered Paper Collars. 10 cts. a box
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Good Tooth Brushes Tor 10 cls.
Fifty Picture Albums from Is cts to A. 90 each.
Ladies Work Boxes. 10 cts. each.
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Halls Hair kenewer I'D cts.'
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Hoyps German Cologne, 30 cts.
Alcock's Porous Plaster 20 cts.
Ayers Sarsaparlia e5 cts.
Peruvian Syrup 10 cts.
5anlordr Jamaica Ginger, 40 cts.
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