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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The text of the Treaty of Berlin, with
the exception of some articles, is published; the
document was signed at Berlin on Saturday. =-
The European Congress has been dissolved
Prince Bismarck congratulated the members
on the result of their deliberations. = The
Turks are about to send troops to YOlo. -
Kreli is now the only South African chief defying
British authority.
DoMEsTC-The town Of PendetOn, Oregon, is in
danger from the hostile Indians Captain Mileshas
met the savages near that place and fought them
for two hours, but with what result is not known
Governor Chadwick has called for volunteers
- The special commission sent out to induce
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail to settle on the Mis-
sour has failed in its effort. - 1t is held at
Washington that complete evidence has been OBJ
tanned for forfeiting the steamers England and Den
mark of the National Line, 10 the Government
- Work will be resumed at the coal mines in the
Pottsville region to-day. - The attack upon
Minister Dechman has produced no result. =-
There has been intensely hot weather at st. LOUIS
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Orders Of'arrest were is
sued Saturday for the Trustees of the suspended
TeutODia Savings Bank in a suit for money
alleged to have been illegally received from
the bank funds. GO General Merritt has
nearly completed his bond as Collector. =
Secretary Thompson arrived here yesterday on
1is cruise of inspection. == Mr.. Beecher preached
dis last sermon before taking his vacation. 80
Professor Diapers eclipse party started for the
West on Saturday. - Mrs VOsburgh
contradicted some of her previous state
ments. - Gold 1912 1912, 1912 Gold
value of the egatender dollar at the close, $3.50
cents Stocks generally dull, but showing some
recovery in prices and closing steady.
The WEATHER-TRBUNE local observations in
dictate clear or partly cloudy weather. TheTmome-
ter yesterday, TO, so, 76o.
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spectacle members of the majority that their
conduct lately has been altogether too ma
grant an outrage upon public opinion. Ihey
asked for a commission to investigate re-
port that Secretary Sherman had been en-
gagged in a conspiracy to defraud. mat
charge having hOpeessly broken down, they
have now gone off into irrelevant matters
solely in order to foment political quarrel
and have abandoned the original accusation
neither sustained nor Withdrawn. They have
no moral right to leave the main question IN
this unsatisfactory shape, and they have no
authority to NEEDLE with the other inquiries
to which they are now applying themselves.
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Inner 10 aopernsemenIs.

ArrusEAll,Nrs-3 Pd0e-6th column. -, .,.,
BAEKIEC HOUSES AND BAEKERs-lh Pd0e-0th OOi"luN
RINKRuIT NOTICEs--7th Pa0e-6th column.
RoARD AND ROOMs-6h PG0e-6th C4aiInn
BusIERss CHANCEs--7M PdGe-6th Column
BUsISFeS NOTIcEs-lM PdQe-lst column.
CORPORATION NOuCES--7H Fd0e-6th cOluinh'
DFNTIsTRY-7th Page-6th column 49,, .,,-o.
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-7h P00e-OtD anu ON CVluiAH''
DRY GOODs-7M Pa0e-6th column.
IcxCURs4ONS-3d F'dge-6th column.
FISANcIAL-7h Pd0e-5th column.
HRIP WAETED-6M Pd0e-3d column.
ISsTRUCTION--6fh Paqe-1st and I'd columns
LAM SCHOOLs-6th PdOe-2d column.
MIRRIAGgs AND DEATIIs-5kh PdQe-6th column 90,
MTsCEIIAN EOUs-7th Pa0e-6th eOlumn-Sh fa0e-oth
column. -, -,
MUSICAL IYsTRUMENTs-7h P0Gs-6th column
NEW PUBIICA TIONs-6th P0Oe-lEt column. 80,
KEAL ESTATE FOR SAIR-BRooELYN-3d PGge-atn
column: COUHTRY-3d Pa0e-4th column 40 EA-
CHASGF-3d PQOe-4th column.
SALES BIZ AUCTION-7Ut Pare 9th column
sAyINGs BASKs-7fh PdQe-6th column.
SPECIAL NoTfCEs-5h Pd0e-6tb column. -
SITUATIONS MATHEMATICIAN Pd0e-3d Column
FENGIEs- 6M ragged and 80 GO umTs. -
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS.&C. Pd0e-4th oth anu
9th columns.
gTEINERs OCRAN-6th Pa0s-6th column.
SUMMER BOARD-6M PG0e-4th. Sth ana 6th Columns
IKACHERs-6h PdOe-2d column.
The TURP-3d Page 9th column. 49,
To LET-CIrY PROPERTH-Sd PGOe-fth COIuuH -NVON
TRY-3d PGge-4th column
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Our Philadelphia neighbors have contrived a
cheap and effective means of relief to the poor chill
dren suffering from the intense heat. A Day SAM
tarium has been established quiet little island
in the Delaware, near the city. where the river
breezes are pure andcool Tickets for excursions TO
the island are distributed by the city physicians and
superntendents Of the Sanitarium to poor children
suffering with marasmus, teething, or any other
uninfectious disease the ticket entities them and
their nurses to transportation to aud nom the SAM
ta1ium, and to a wholesome, plain diet while
there. They go in the morning ind return in the
evening. In extreme cases. they remain altogether.
The number of children thus rescued from the heat
amounts to 500 daily. TIE working expenses have
been reduced to $50 daily. The food ETC. provided
by voluntary contributions. The object is the Same
which The ErenHg Post aims TO accomplish by ITS
"Fresh AR Fund.-" but the means are some
what different. Both methods are excellent.
OF course the Philadelphia Santarium Is less
effective than the large institutions on the shore
where children are kept until commissioners. under
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FJGURRS OF TRADE.

The most striking fact in the business re-
turns of last week is the continued and great
decrease of imports. For the week ending
July 10, the amount was only $3,914,946,
against $6,764,395 for the corresponding
week last year. Small as it was, the amount
of imports was larger than the average
of two preceding weeks. but the aggregate
since January is now only $152.6OOOOo,
against 1888, 100000 last year. decline OF
$50, 500, 900, or 16 per cent. There is no
reason to suppose, as some do, that the decline
at New York is chiefly attributable to trans
fer of trade to other ports. The Official returns
for the first quarter of 1873 show that, at
least until March 81, there had been no such
change of Importance. The following shows
the amount of imports during that quarter In
1873, 1877 and 1876, at each of the chief
Atlantic ports, and for the whole country:
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NO POLITICAL RESULTS.

People who are looking for great eff
fects in current politics from the Gus
tom House changes will find them
selves mistaken. The changes anger or
annoy nearly everybOdy-thOse who wanted
changes, because they seem ill-timed,-the
genuine Civil Service RefOrmers, because
there is no pretence in COnelPs case
and no proof in Arthurs that there was
real cause for them,-the Morgan men,
because then have staked everything on re-
tanning Arthur,-the COnkling men, because
Cornell, the near friend of their chief, Is wan
tOnly put out after the Senate had said he should
stay in. Certainly no sagaciOus adviser would
have recommended Mr.. Hayes to make these
changes at this time and in this way, with a
view to political capital.
But it is hard to see how they can materi-
ally affect this Falls contest. The Custom
House. under the new regime, could not hurt the
Conkling wing, or help the other if it tried,
and it is certain that it is not going to try.
In tact the shreWder COnkling men already
incline to the belief that the feeling aroused
by the Presidents action will really help
them. Meantime, it IS distinctly understood by
the new appOintees that it is their business to
collect the revenues-nOt to undertake the
impossible task of building up an Admins
tration party, as against the Republican party
Of this State.
In any case there is just one present duty
for every man who values the success of the
Republican party. He should do his very
best to help carry his Congressional and
Assembly districts for the Republican candi-
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dates. We must save the United States Senator
and as many Congressman as possible. Next
Winter there will be plenty of time to deal
with other questions, arising out OF these
changes,-and there is every sign that the time
will be improved,
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Persona tearing torn for he season. and Summer
frarelles, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE mailed TO
them postpaid, for 81 per month, the address being
changed as often as desired.
The Immature Incendiary makes his appear
ance again, this time in New-YOrk. He is
eleven years old, and seems to have 1mbibed'
his principles from the juvenile literature Of
the day.
The night of the 3Oth of June in Paris
was more brilliant than the day, great
as that was A letter on another page
gives some account of the marvellous illu-
nination of the Bots de BoulOgne, when
the lakes cleaned with fire and the
trees glowed with the light of millions of
lanterns The huge crowds were as peaceable
as during the day, and the festival was as no.
ticeable for general gOOd-humor as for the
patriotic pride which the celebration seemed
to inspire.
Schwab and his beery Ieg1Ons have done the
taxpayers favor, with the worst intentions in
the world No denunciatiOn could have char
acterized the Tammany political economy so
well as the appreciation which Schwab and the
colleagues of Schwab have bestowed upon it.
When these men insist that the improvements
in Tompkins Square shall be made by days
work, as against contract work, their echo of
Tammany shows the school of principles to
which Tammany's pet theory belongs. The
idea that the Government owes every man
living is no more VICIOUS when it is prOmul-
gated by Communists than when it is boldly
avowed by Democrats.
The vigOr with which the British Govern.
ment Is establishing its authority in Cyprus
must soon secure that island an honest
and progressive administration. which will
encourage trade and stimulate agricul-
ture. American commerce should benefit
by this revival, since it will enjoy
greater freedom and security under the British
flag than it could under that Of the
Porte. The commanding position which Cy
prus occupies in the Levant makes it
suitable as trading station, whence
goods may be distributed to the markets
of Syria and Asia Minor. The readiness with
which Greeks fastened to the island when
they learned of the contemplated transfer is
significant, and indicates that it may again
become great mart.
During the year 1877, the number of new
buildings erected in this city exceeded by 125
the number erected during 1876, and
the number of new structures going up
now in various parts of the city, seems
to indicate that the present year will be
marked by like activity. The falling off
during last year. as compared with preceding
gears, in the total value Of new buildings,
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WAS due largely to the decrease in the prices
of labor and material. The increase IN the
number of structures, taken together with the
fact that large proportion of them are
erectod by the owners of the land on which
they stand, is further proof of the hopeful
condition of the real estate market, which the
Commissioners of Taxes described the other
dov
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The Immature IncendiaTy makes his appear
ance again, this time in New-York. He
eleven years old, and seems to have lmbibe'
his principles from the juvenile literature o
the day.
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For the Wheeling In,cllIgenccr.
HYMN-AFTER SERMON.

M REv. IOnNIL ArGHEf.
Spirit Of the living God,
Water now the precious sced,
Stay the sinner with thy sword,
Comfort to thy s1ins afford.
Satan, like the birds Of prey, D..
Strives to catch the seeSl away.
Care 10 countless numbers come,
shines with se0TchlnS heat the sun.
Thus we sec the Savior's foes
H Strive 10 blast the seed he sows.
In the hearts Of young and old
Prosper II hundred fold.
Holy Spirit, Father, Son
AID Us TIL our work 4 done,
Then, instead Of WORTHLESS leaves
We shall bring our preeioussheaVcs,
DALAI, w. Ia, De. I, 1878.
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selves in your pride and vanity oil spirit
dat derc amt no hell. Why l sees de
1 flames circlin' and swoopin' aroun' you
now like hungry buZEard.
"Siassa IngeFsoll in his lecture on Hell
and Moses complains OIL de lack OF science
in dem days. What for dey want science
den? What did dey all want wild our vap,
orations, Electricity and SIGH 'yentions o.
de day? Oh cease we whites. away de
time in sCicntifics and SIGH, an we can
do widouL 'cm. But dey didn't have nc
use for SIGH instruments way back yondei
in de darkness oh de past.
"Massa Bob says dat 'cordin to de Script
ures chile had 10 glib up two pigeons fur
de sacrifice, an desc here pigeons went to
de three priests, an dat each OBJ de par
sons would hab to eat two hundred OBJ de
fowls. Now, you knows, you vicious mig
gers, dat as long as de priests had plenty
Oh cullud gemmen to wait on de table dat
dere was no danger OBJ de priests eatin TOO
much.
SHe says in his speech at de op'ra
House dat finite don't hab de permission
to commit sin against de Infinite. Now
dat's nonsences on the face OBJ it. You go
out in de street an take o razor IN, cut
somebody's throat. II you amt got no
particularly about you, jus you try once
an you'll be rested by de policeman an
sent before Massa Judge Dupuy. Spose
Judge says to you, 'Sambo, Is you guilty or
not guilty." and suppose you say Use I'M
guilty, because you's lnfinit and Use q
finite. Would de Judge be likely to say,
Take harp and go your way?
40 W ltnntinn
flood an de ark. Massa 1ngersoll, he do
old Noer injustice. He says he war not
married when he was five hundred years
old. Now dat want Noer's blame. He
couldn't help hisself. Anyhow, Noer war
den what you might specify young Teller:
He want as old as de young men Of
twenty to-day. De Bible didn't say
nufling about his smokin' desc vile
cigars, nor 'dulgn' in 'toxicatin'
drinks, nor ioolin' wild bad girls, an
carryin on like do sport gemmen do now.
De fac is, bredren, dat Noer didn't hab de
'cilities dat we hab. Case why? Well,
he couldn't put a notice in de paper sayin'
he wanted to carry on wild girl, an de
steamboats, warn't den much count, an
he couldn't trabel. liassa Bob amt got
no reverence for nutfing, bredren. lie has
de idacity to 'sert dat de count OBJ
de flood is lie. He uses tigers, which
you all knows is do biggest liars in
dc world, to prove dat it rained seven
hundred feet ebbery day. Well, spose It
did? Don't you spose de Almighty knowed
what he was gwine TO do? lie had de
flood ranged before hand; he had de wa
ter all 'cumulated on hand. OATS whar
he beat de bad iellers; and when cherry
thing was ready, he let de liquid ooze out
in a lump, an It filed de earth. Now den
you niggers BELIEF in AIassa Bob II you has
dc 'dacity. "-LotlitriEle CouI is;-JouTldL.
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.yEv GOSPEL ron 1yFIDELIrY.
Some Penny Things that " Colorcd West
ern Exhorter has 20 Say About Col. In
r,ersoll'a Views,


Some Fanny Things that n Colorcd west
arm Exhorter has 20 Say About Col. In
gersoii'a Views.
The advent OF Col. Bob Ingersoll in Lou
isville was not unnoticed by Uncle Jim
johnson, a unique genius in his way, and
his Interpretation of the Scriptures Is both
novel and interesting. Yesterday he
preached on "Hcll and Moses" and tried
10 stem the current OF unbelief which Col
Bob had started among few OF Uncle
Jim,s hearers. The colored orator took for
his text the passage from LuSO, y came
In seud fire upon the earth"
GYou hab all OBJ you heard" said he
ooh SIassa Bob Ingersoll, who did righi
smart fer de cullud people in de rebellion,
ior which gihs him my iellctatton. Da'
i one good spot in MAssa IngersoiFs HE
Int. YOU see Il amt gwine to do fer US 70
Ia iposed upon by these here 'hlnGina
sons oh his on de saeret forum oh religion
We'se got to lot de politics slip out an
reesnn about de matter like men OF cuE
chab. We must let our ieelinsslIp aroma
Ioose an pickup dc pints OBJ religion
,SSf e a iii OBJ Jesus himself.
81 belieb dar's some oh you darlies herr
to.nicht dat's been stickin up to Mass
Bob's religion, IhRs my eye on you now
| tcll YOU now, as ] shakes my finger 9
Won dat ycn'se slidin down de hill into d
Hi OBJ hell fire, an unless somebod!
Catches YOU by de eoat-tail you'se gon.
niSrers. / has You now By the coat.taH
holding YOU from do burning pit; y 70!
don't beiieb what Use gwinc to say, l let
Yon sin. You ncetln't TRY to Isuade your
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professional Ignorance ofYeIlow Fever.

Altar tho eloquent and conclusive evil
dence furnished by the Richmond yellow
fever congress, we trust the country will
abandon all hope Of reaching practical rO-
suits through the medium Of the doctors.
The tame and Insignificant and useless
record Of that body oughtto be enough to
satisfy It's most sanguine admirers that We
must look to some other source for an
available solution of the difficulties con-
fronting rs and for q practicable plan for
meeting them. Itseems quite out Of the
question that the doctors will ever afford
ms me smallest relief. DR.. Chopin said
| in his remarks 10 the Board Of Health last
summer that the profession didn't know
much about yellow fever, and the Rich.
moud Health Congress has formally and
Solemnly confirmed the statement. Now
that this point Is settled We needn't worry
with the doctors any longer.-Sar 0rleaaI
TfmN. -
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