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New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
BROOKLYN AIT ASSOCIATION.
THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION.

SOME or THE MORE PREfRSFIoUs PICTURES.
We heartily wish it could once be our good
fortune to visif exhibition OF the Brooklyn Art
Association OF which could eonscieDttOusy speak
q favorable word. Socially. these yearly or half
yearly meetfngs very pIeasaut affairs especially
to Brooklyn people. The handsome. wen
disposed airy and cheerful the managers and ushers
hosptable and efficient as could be wished and
the audience made up it 10 entirely of Brooklyn peo
pie looks n life cheerful thing to it, and ito
lines we're east in pleasant places.
In shoIt, their picture eznieItons would be worth
struggling with the ferry to see, IL 10 were not for
the pictures. Every year md the same
miscellaneous lot where htte oasss Of pretty pant
ing strive TO keep ny refreshing green In
8 desert of sand Every year there are the
pictures We have at our New-York Academy
exhbtlons water celSr sneietes and that we have
worn the gloss Oa fintseiIers' windows and show
rooms And every year there the queer gawsy
efforts OF this that artist whose name never and
alas will be, heard Of outside the City N Churches
The largest OF the four ROOMS given up the Exhbi-
ton contains very few pictures that insist being
looked at a second tiu1e. Ar. Theodore Ksufman's
" Columbus" is another Of those German allegOr-
ical-historical pieces Of which we all long
since agreed we were heartily tired, and Mr..
Kaufnians just inartistic aud uDpctOrta the
rest What IA, what be the OF painting pic
t7e that needs 70 have printed description tackled to
1t IN order that the spectator may understand what 1t is
all about MrJ G. Brown has much better picture than
any he has lately New York exhibitions 1t
Is called Buy Appes~ street-boy holding up ap-
pies to a passer-bY. The boy Is, like all Mr.. Browns
street-bOys, too nice and clean, but his ex-
preston is well caught, his gesture true
aud the picture one sure 10 be popular
" Loaf IN Thought" By Georgia Douglass, though the
model is little than one eoud wish an old
voufzn 20 be- IL yet promising piece OF painting. The
color, wen one can Judge hy gas
hght. rs t7ne, and the expression and attitude
are natural and easy-the old woman has been
IsAaios aud IL leaning her head ON her
nana m meditation sac is every day old
ssh -. OF sie worf-a-day world; life has gone hard
wA hst' ana care and trouble have done their work
m'non Srinhes her akin" and the artist has
hoe Deen aaa ts show thea TO NJ. Mr.. wilnarth has
ss'ooo'n' "en'panaea picture Of little girl making
seFy Ssa craving OF piaster cast Of foot and also
heap OF peaches dowHy saa round and lightly rolled To
sether; Miss Inez Ludlow scaAs a Ca, Family,
Of which Drecissly ths same words NAV be used
IN descrfbing 10; thsre 10 ef Nh Louts Tffsuyss
ssvforx ssst scenes which tho Paxis critics find 40
Su'ssmossbie bus which seem httie made uu TO uv;
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
THE INDEPENDENT VOTER IN 1880.
PrvH The Boston Herald indy

Montgomery Blair thinks that the Demo-
erats suffered asses the late elections because they
eondoned the fraua OF 70. We scarcely conceive
that votes they lostn account We think they lost
because President Hayes has made derept.
tyey clean Administration, not offeusvely partisan.
and recognized the right OF local sefgOveTnment In the
aOufh while the Democrats showed extreme partisan
shin and creed for the spOs In the HOnse OF Rspresen
tstiyes aa we'll in states controlled by them and
In tine south did give the voters equal chance
The Democratic cipher dispatches also contributed to
the result which was affected by the movement OF q
part of the independent voters from the Democratic
fhe Republican side The interesting question Is where
those independent voters will be In $780,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
sion 70 recommend anything which will cripple the
Army proper
WASHINGfON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday. Dee. 2. 1873.
The subscriptions to the per cent Loan to-day
were S20i $50.
The report Of the Commissioners to the International
Monetary Conference in Paris last Summer. sent TO
Congress to-day.
Secretary Thompson has been slightly Ill to-day. and re-
manned at home for days rest. He expects TO be at
his post tomorrow morning.
Charges have been sent to by the
National Executive Reform Committee OF NewOrleans
against United States Marshal Wharton The character
II charges is made known at the Department. OF
Justice does 10 appear that they have been made
matter OF official record.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
TUE NEXT OPERA SEASON.

The present season OF opera at the Academy
- yy,ll close on the Odd OF December, and Mr.
e1.n,eson viii nos return to SewYork until the latter
. ., February visiting in the meantime Boston, Phil
sIoInbia Baltimore Washington, aad several OF the
v.se~u ees During his second season IN this ety ne
viii produce, not only 'LohensFin and ''fannhaa'er
~, tsa aida. 1t Is understood that Miss Hank will
- rt;,.b,h in "TannhaaSer" Nine Gerster viii he
N, .pd Marie R6ze will take the role of AmneTfs
Camnanini of course will sing in all three operas
wbetber Mas Hank Nine Gerser will be the Elsa Of
90. Is not announced. Both ladies. we believe
have snng the part. GsiassYs FelraR and IelTamuHd
viii he watched for with particular interest
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
ANXIOUS TO UNLOAD THE COPARCENERS.
From The Baltimore Gdzstte tLIem.l
Conoto, A IIioon aava that III the DpmOPr1

NJ the House decline TO investiRae the alleged Tden
cDhe r- pateh business the Senate viii appoint
ttee and take bold ~ the matter A. the Potter Com
mittee has little nothing do, and has done little
nothing up this time. It would be well for 10 10 make
~ gpecialty OF this matter. An investigation which
means bugness may the crookedness OF certain
Rrbepn manufacturers Of dispatches. At all events
the Democratic party should rid itsf OF all connection
with aud responsibility for tine acts Of Mr. 1dens
ayers n they really wrote, sent or received the tee
rgrams charged No them they shOud be branded and
turned Craze where they will have abundant room
10 themselves.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
THE GENUINE DEMOCRATIC POLICY.
Llrnrn Tihc Rn1rln Eroreas lRf1l

Democrats are talking a great deal abOut
their policy IN Congress There is but one safe way
and that to have pocy at all II l. nearly twenty
wears since the party had policy which didn't work
irreparabe damage to II Immediately upon ts pronu-
cation. It's policy ia TO lie low, steal everything
within reach and say nothing AS the eOl0red gentleman
remarked. response to the irquiry Of his companion
els dis right" "Dis am no time 10 argey unpleasant
questions sam. Hand down another chicken"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CPlTAAL.
WASHINGTON. Monday. Dec. 2, 1878.
ENLISTED MEN AS CLERKS.


A recent dispatch from this city, alleging
that the Secretary Of War has given IN inc
Army 10 clerks contrayentiOn of law, was evidently
based upon mlsapprehension. There Ia force known
"a the general service" force. which CONSISTS OF per
sons regularly enlisted in the military service, and de-
,sd for clerical dnty at the various headquarters OF
the Army and in the Department at Washington Inc
secretary having donbt ~ 10 the efeioy oI h9
officers OF force 10 promotion under
the law submitted the question 10 his legal adviser Tue
eneral of the Army, VINO, IN an op-
ION held them eligible Only one nomination mas eeen
ads from ths force although there are hTper &
eancies applicants FROM the Army Inc young
man nominated IA Understood 10 possess q9a
In THIS case Of course the senate WIZ eoneuer
me auesiion Of his eligibility, and that BODY shs
haIa nm to be Ineligible he viii not be confirmed IL u
proposed 10 make this n test case
REoRGASIzATToS on THE ARMY.
The Joint Commission on recognizing the
Army Will be ready to report within fortnight. The
Commission Is said to be practically unanimous on tho
auestion or reducing the staf of the Army General
Banning denies that IL Ia tho intention OF the Commas
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
QUITTING RAILRoAD RATES.

The latest intelligence from Sc. Louis is
that the war upon fares has not ceased tick
cts TO New-Yosk selling At $40 The cutting 1t is said.
"a kept M by the Indianapolis and ST. Louis Road which
has thus forced the vandala, the Toledo, Wabash and
Wes,Srn and the OHIO and Mississippi Roads TO lower
the fares Ia seli-defence.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

which was hearty and genial. and In
the highest both the retiring and
the incoming Governor. The
prevailing sentiment Of the company well expressed
IN few terse sentences by the host who declared that
the last election IN Pennsylvania honest money.
the honest Of debts the currency OF the
world and the hoiest fumvnt of every lawful obi
ratio
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
SOLID FOR EVERYTHING BAD.


If the South were not solid upon the rights
OF the black ctzens clearly defined to be summed
up in the privilege OF voting the Demooratc Ticket the
stine old solty would appear other question.
Opposition the collection of the whiskey tax
pressIve, illegal and unconstitutional wond sohdfy
considerable portion of the Southern soil Then The
Southern jOos-railroad, canal and levee Jobs
would have "a consolidating ana hardening influence. III
these were out OF the wav, there would be the
claims The chances that the South Will remain
solid until overwhelmed by overbearing growth OF
the North and reduced from section to quarer-sec
ton.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
prnrCJNG A HANKS CAPITAL.

The stockholders of the Gallatin National
Bank yesterday. q representation Of $4,000 out Of
10000 Of soek unanimously voted to reduce the
capital stock Of bank from 81 500 900 to 600
The change Will take effect December 20. This makes
seyenteen that have reduced their capital stock
in few years, the total reduction amounting TO
600 600.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REP0RT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for tie past "a hours

Synopsis for tie past "a hours.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3, L a. m.-The storm
last night in the Ohio Valley has moved in northwest
ery path beyond the Lake region. The barometer Is
falling most rapidly In England and is falling west
of the Mississippi River IL Is highest In Nova scotia
and high IN the Gulf States. The temperature has
risen west Of the Mississippi River and IN the Middle
State, and falleu from the Ohio River 10
the East Calf and South Atlantic Coast elsewhere
NAMED nearly stationery. SOutneriy winds prevail
west II the Mississippi River; elsewhere they mostly
westerly.
Indications.
For New England rainy, followed by clearing weather;
warm soutnery yeering to colder northwest winds;
rising preceded in east portions by falling barometer
For Middle Atlantic States, clear partly cloudy
weather: westerly winds; STATIONARY or lower TEN
perttlre; generally higher pressure. .
The temperature will remain above freezing In the
cAual region tonight.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
TEN RANK pIRECroRs ARRESTED.

Ten directors of the Mechanics and Labor
ers' Savings Bank, Of Jersey CITY, who are charged
with were yesterday They are John
Haliard Patrick sheeran Matthew Monks, Henry Car.
roll John Miller james j. Reid. Patrick Meehan Owen
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

oa nurity. Amspg his pieces may be men,
fnlues' ~ yi,e;s Journal "a Five Hundred Pounds
sl9no1 >, % Tho Model Of Wife, Lucks An" and
ho"s .aS and ward His acting was remarkable for
.a,sstv dellcacy. tenderness. and fine and graceful
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

Cyprus;
ITS ANCIENT ARTS AND HISTORY.
ILLUSTRATED.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. AZ. NOW READY,
contains
CRsNoIA,s LECTURES ON CYPRUS.
Illustrated by OVER FORTY ENGRAvINGs.
CONTENTS:
I-PHG.NICIAN ART.
II-ARcHAIo GREEK ART.
IIL-PURE GREEK ART
Iv.-pECADENCs OF GREEK AND ROMAN ART.
PRICE 10 CENTS.
.npREss THE TRIBUNE
NEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

r. w. Mcdonald Adsm T. Dttmars and James w.
Donelon. Each aavr bail $500. Hugh Mckay, vice.
president, Patrick Copden. Robert Snyfb. yereplah
Sweeney. John Murphy, Patrick Reilly and George
u arrested to-day. ~
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
JUST WHAT WORRIES THEM.

From ThS Netc York CoIa'Reresdt dspsTtiser tRep)
The Republic MS in Congress do not propose
10 press Investigation into the cipher business, but
will give the Democrats chance to take the Initiative
and thereby prove the THE TRIBUSE has made II
they refuse E. do that the Republicans Will 20 in Re
garded light the position OF the Democrats is not
"a DeaSant
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
LIED.

Russian Baths Is Laiavetteplace nesr 4thst The most
bathing establishment In the city. Unequaled As
remedy for colds, catarIhs rheumatfsms.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

Repuhiican Primary Elections -
The Republican Associations OF the several Assemo Ds
tricts Will their respective headqurtefs on IOb
DAY EVENING December TO- 1875, at o'clock, LOT tne
~ officers delegates 70 the Central Con
snr the epsuing be apportoned As az
prssn Credentials sent TO the secretary mineaaeH
after the primaries - <,.., c....,,,o.
"' "'N JOSEPH C. PINCKNEY, President
SOLoy b. SMITH, {Sacr,tarea
a.,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

GENEVA, n. Y, Dec. 2.-J. w. Smith, ST..
a prominent dry goods merchant Of this city, died
to-day,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
MRS A. a. TAFT

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Mrs. TAFT, wife of the
Archbishop Of Canterbury aud daughter Of Archdeaeon
;poOner Is dead.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

American 90 Star son Cspsuies.
Blue Avoid fancy Our sandaiwo0d spec
Tally distilled under Governments test
MAUGER & PErRfE, 10 Reade-st, New York.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

For washing 6anneis there s not hing equal TO PffEs o.
SOAP. send TO the grocer aud try IL.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
ifeady tbis sisr.ins

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The issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
HUMORs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
rer. from STAFF aud other Correspondents In the Ola
World and the New
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Address THE TRIBUNE. Ns-vork
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The Tribaue Extra No. a.
Containing the fun report sof the Prophetic c,n-
ference recently held in this city. has proved
angular success. For large and serious piece OF
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And large orders still cantinne. In. to many
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New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

Economical Housekeepers cannot afford 10 Do without
Pyies Old o. K. Soap. sold By all Groeers
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dee. g. a. m-The barometer
fell rapidly dnrng the rain storm yesterday, the lowest
point being reached before the clearing weather In the
afternoon The latter part Of the day was clear and
partly cloudy The fall the mercury was more than
sx-tenths inch IN less than thirteen hours Inc
tempersturr The amount or moisture In the
Cooler aud clear or partly cloudy weather may be ex
pected In this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
II. VAUGHAN.

VERNON II. VAUGHAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Vernon H.Vaughan,
Ex-Governor of Utah. died at Sacramento yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
C. ri. CARPENTER.
]. W. SMITH, SR.

GENEVA, n. Y, Dec. 2.-Dr. c. H. Carpenter
leading ply sican here died lasI night Of diphtheris
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
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6perial Notices.

Advertisements Intended for the next issue OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed in before D. M To-
day.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-27

regarding him with mournful anxiety, he
turned again and gszed acrsss the parlor
toward the entrance. Some person had
lust entered whom Clelia had approached
with displensure and imperious i'm
patience. 1nstinctively he knew what
it meant
I He took step forward andssw beyond
the fash of Jewels and the CLEAN OF
flowers three strange forms stan ling like
grim sentinels outside the parlor door in
the dazzle of light that hlled the hall.
He knew they were officers of the law.
He grew deadly pale, and convulHive
tremor shook him from head TO loot. He
gasped, reeled, and as if struck by a
heavy blow, dropped down among the
sheltering lilies.
All the slice less anxiety, the ceaseless
agony, the rrthless remorse and dread
that had racked hi.p for weeks, had
culminated in the mortal shock he had
Juft bStVcde5cos
Instantly his repudiated wife was on
her knees beside him holding the poor
head to her breast.
go, Stephenl speak to me" she i'm
plored.
ait is all ever, Heien," he said, faint
ly. "The time that you predicted has
come, and acknowledge you my frst
and last and best beloved. True heart,
dear saint, in your arms I die content. +"
Stephen Darrell never spoke again /;
for him the tragedy of life was done.
The guests were gone, and Clelia sat
alone among the whitening flowers in the
splendid parlor, disdaining sympathy.
"Your husband Is dead" she was told.
SuIlen and naughty still, she made no
sign that she heard. They Thought that
sudden grief had stunned her.
"Mr. Darrerl was a kind husband 2"
said the maid who attended her lady
that night
"He disgraced me-" was the heartless
answer.
Sine was susceptible of keen sense Of
disgrace. She could bewail the loss of
wealth, she could wiring her hands and
weep the dereliotion of the fashionable
friends who forgot to send condolences,
hut not one tear did she give TO the
memory of the man whom she had lured
TO his doom.
1t was Helen who saw the last sod
laid upon the dead mans grave and who
placed thereon g floral tablet of anna
ranth and asphedel lettered with snow
white buds, /" My best beloved"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-27

Prof. Richard Owen, of Bloomington,
Ind, is engaged in a series OF expert
ments on the magnetic currents of the
earth in that locality, and has sent TO
the Tribune, some account of his results.
Daily observations are taken of the per-
turbations of the magnetic currents of
both earth and air, and these are kept oD
record. The news of q severe EARTH
quake at Puerto Cabello, extending TO
Casacus, on the night of April 18th,
having come to hand, Prof. Owen con-
suited his record for that day and near
est hour, and found that the magnetic
laow from g. 8. e. to N. n. w, was then
more variable than en- any former OBJ
served occasion. This indicateda mag
netic storm at that time in the earthis
cruise, having o direction along o line
from the locality'of the earthquake to
the place of observation in Indiana, q
distance VI 4, 500 miles. There was no
unusual disturbance of the galvanoneter
on April 18th in other currents than the
one named. The needle settled to its
place readily with currents from f. to
w. and from o. e. to N. W.. The coin
Icidencsof the disturbance with the earth
quake in time and direction isnot conclu-
aive evidence of 9 connection, but ii is
certainly noteworthy. Frosssor Owen
has bean able TO predict STORMS from
twenty -four 10 forty-eisht hsurs before
their arrival, by means of his marguerite
observations. The rangeuf de1scti0n of
the galvanometer which is observed In
the atmospheric cnrrent, is iron six 10
seven degreesin quiet weather TO thirty
fSeor thirty-six degrees In storm. In
the earth currents, when q storm Is
| approaching, the needle SETTLES for q Jew
moments only in any given detection,
and keapspp.a rapid oscillation for the
most part Through FIFTY to six.y degrees
of arc. The apparatus for obtaining the
direction of earth currents consists in
part of an underground iron tank, and
right iron rods. The rods are driyensix
feet into the ground, ut distances of rs to
100 lent from the tank, and tiisposed ut
che compass points from the tank as o
tcenter. When one wireleading from the
tank and another froms sod, meet in o
/ galvanometer, the earth current ID indis
Gated in respect to given dissection.
The prevailing current at the locality d
g. y. to N. wv. Ais q resultant Of com.
paratisely weak enrrents irsm Z. to w.
that give q detection Of eight 70 twalse
'degsses. Of currents from s. &. e. 10 IN.
~. w., which uanaily give twenty 70
twenty-five degrees deGsction.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-27

The German newspapers have accounts
of an extraordinary criminal trial which
took place in Berlin at the beginning q
April. The principal defendants ven
four Americans, who siaewed American
medical diplomas, and who called thcni-
selves Or. Et. Mari, Or. Wan Dusen ~.
Ballssu and DIR. Sampson. They cans
10 Berlin In 1876 and opened 10 Lcais
stsset o place which they cailed 1m
Lyingsin Institutiun." Suspicious weae
excited that itwasa place for malpra0tiee,
and the police made . descent npon ~
house. They arrestsd Anthony WanB
aims DIR. ct. Mar; John Williams. alia
De. Wan Dusen; ,Jeremiah Preston, aila
DE-. Balleau, and Cad Niattaberx, alis
Or. Sampson. several ysung wome1b
one of whom was school gid at nObk
family, and q Nine Dnrivase was Y
attendance on Them. The tki&l OF tR
tailty parties lasted sonne days, and sp
Jury rendesed o verdict agai0st Shcn
Ward and Niattzberg were conieransd Y
death, Williams and Preston to impns
ment for life, an agent named Kaushaas
to fifteen years, Mime. Dnsivage 70 <sen
years, and two aseissauss 10 Ore yean
each. This 10 the way German jussies
treats cfiminais of the Rastall prcisss'cn
1T would be interesting 10 gst 'descfip
tion of the AmeFican diplomas tnn
these rascals pFacticsd nndeE. Pip
idelphia Bulletln
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-27

1t is mere blessed TO give tiaaD y
reeaive, but lie mot 70 pepEiaE.