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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-10

The price of human jaw at the seat
of war in Bulgaria is ten francs, more
or less, according to the regularity,
soundness. and whiteness of the teeth.
In Paris the quotation is 80 per cent.
higher at wholesale rates. The ghast-
ly wares are conveyed thither in cases
containing 500. and then the teeth are
extracted.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-10
REMiTTANCES.

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registered letter or postal order. Money sent in
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-10

The ANTI MoNopoL,sr is published every
Thursday for circulation by newsmen ana man AZ
S;rclo Snbscrnt;on. one wear. $500
S;n,lo Sn},Scr;ntion six months. 100
Single Subscri ption, three months, oo
. In clubs of five or more to one address 1t Will
be furnished at $3.50 per year; or sl.Ootor SIX
~ THE ANTI MONOPOLIST,
= No. 10 Wabasha St.. st. Paul.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
NOTES IRON NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 23.-Light oyercoats
and sacks were III demand this morning. Tins great
cha. &c III the weather Il surprise to everybody.
AssisantJustice John NJ. Harlan. OF the United States
SUPREME Court has written for the of the State
House for special session OF the Supreme COJr try
an important Indiana case opening August 49, Among
the counsel concerned Judge HoadIey, Ex-Governor
Hend1cks, Stanley Matthews, Mr.. SOuthmayd and
Joseph L. Mcdonald.
Late hotel arrivals include the following:
Hotel Aqudueck-Dr. j. S. Billings, u. s. A; II. n.
Spencer J. b. Kirkland. st. Louis; W. L. Fisher and
wife DR.. {. j. Blake, Dr. John Orne Green. Boston
H. f. TuDnard West Troy, n. Y; James A. Allen, Buff
falo Dr. G. L. Poor. New-YOik.
Ocean House--J s. Carpenter and wife, W. H. p.
Rockwell and wife, c. c. Wright and wife. Charles ii.
M Ter. New-YOrll; John 81 Boggs, Pittsburg; 4. H..
Roe w. ]. Roe, Newbnrg, n Y; Edward Starr. J. b.
Ecclcslnc aud family Philadelphia; W. G. Moore, Wash
lugton, ID. C.: Lieutenant T. 4. WOOD T. =. A.. A. Ma
gunaly. Antwerp; Richard Wa!Er, Baltimore; ii. =.
Gross r. e. Pebbles H. j. Beatty, II. f. Bruuer Harris
burg Penn; T. n. Brown, CncagO; {. W. Bliss, Spring
field g. A. Garfield, HirtfOrd
Mr. j. W. Harper, Of Newly UTk, has arrived az OF
the Hall cottages on the cliffs.
ExCommodOre +. A. StOtt, OF the eeawauaka Yacht
Club has arrived here III his fine schooner yacht the
Seawitch.
The NaIragansett Gun Club have hs,. no matches.
They will be in order next month.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
TIE EAST ST LOUIS TROCBLES.

A tANRRAL APPLICATION TO THE COURTS BY
1uE VARIOUS PARTIES THE MILITIA on THE
GROUND.
ST. Loers, July PA visit to East St.
Louis this morning revealed the fact that every thing
was qu!et thef,. The Beevile Guards byOuacked in
the market hosa last night, and to-day using that
binding "a barracks Sheriff Weber says lie will keep
the militia there long be necessary to preserve
the peace, but thinks their presence will not
be required beyond to-day Everything very still at
the different police headquarters. but judging from tho
past, as sO5n the troops are removed the
troubles will begin again, and no doubt continue
uutl the courts finally decide all questions be-
tween the BuwmaBltes and the aDti-BOuman faction
Mayor Bowman has taken the necessary preliminary
strps apply the supreme Court Tor quo NarrantO
in tue case which recently decided, and Will also
ask Or an order of supcrsedcRs pending fehcarng The
Illinois and 81. Louis irUad Company applied 10 Judge
snydcr BeeYe. yeStcrtay Afternoon TOR an june
Ion To prevent Mayor Bowman and the city from inter
fcring with their track aylnS, put the Judge refused
20 hear them To-day they appiied 10 judge Baker,
at Alton, hut the Result IA not yet known.
ON the other hand, the company were summoned to
appear to-day before Judge Baker, to answer for
tempt court In disregRTdlng the injunction against
the COMPANY. Judge Baker DeiDg the one who perpoi
uated original Injunction The citlzcns hayo burned
u lot VI the ties OF the company
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

CARTER-At Lake Mahouac, " Y. on Juy %, Marian
walsh infant Gaughtor Of Peter and Mary L. Carter
DW,1en sSS5Sf pofy in he Is IS year o hcr -c
Funeral be held Iaurs y at $50 o'clock m from her
RELATIVES and friends are invited
HUNT-In Boston, Juy % the Rev samuel Hunt for
merly Of Franklin Mass. in the GSth year oi his age
JONES-Wcdncsday I#oning 2ith inst Mrs sarah Jones
widow David Jones in the S2d yta 81 hg sg"
funeral services from her late residence 2l3 West 3Iths,
Thursday. 2jth inst at 4 o'clock p. H.
KEYEs- At rest-In Brooklyn TUESDAY July %, i2'e Ar
s'T Keva& ,ged b Yeats II months aud 20 days.
Albany papers please copy.
LANE-onday night the 2ld inst after short Illness Mrs.
Reave and inend~ Of the family invited to attend the
funeral on THURSDAY moIhihI .Oth us, a. NJ Al
o'clock from thU sldcnCe OF her SOnn law Cnarles '" Du
rant So Malisonave.
McNULTY-Iuy ~ Fox Meadow scarsdaIe after short
and len Is ars respectfully Invited attend the f
nrra at Reformed Church Greenvle on tHday' July
carr & II b. ia attendance at dale to meet the $50
train from Ncw.YCrs city.
NcoUOIpIu Brooklyn al the residence of her daughter
Mrs John {. Perry on wednesday. July a. Mrs Abigail
Rsaye ana irienls are united funeral from
the 26thln NJ IL O'Clock - Ii.
MANICROn Monday, the 22d INST. al oatlands Queens
l. Mae Il ESn s$rd ySiW3TS' Il months S.s ad y days
Funeral services will be held at oaanas on Ihursday tho
Tram eycs Hunter Point for Queens and
weinesday. July II, Charles D. spadOnO. aged
p1Srs Services on Friday at 3p tho residence
hs parents Bergen and FarVewavc Jersey city
sr,DIyG-In Portsmouth " H. July 1s, Elizabeth Park.
hurst SpadinF eldest daughter OF the late Lyman SpaiDg
NJ d. OF Portsmouth ~ H. anu oil He"'foFN' age" -
swORDs-Iettie daughter Jania and the late Edward
Funeral services c residence Of mOher23 West l2G;h'
ST.. Ihdrsday az 3 p. N.
TRASH Al Marthas yneyar,l, July ~ Mary D. D. danSh'
Ter Of q u. : and i:a T. iasS agel year and day .
Fqngr hgdy a. r MI a. ,' residence O' hor pa'en'
neattyes and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

sustained BY Mrs Mower for eight years and to whom
she gave IN the beginning addition 10 his own proper
allowance assistant $500 per year OF her own salary
has worked against her to dsfest her getting Republican
bondsmen, while the time protesting 10 her ihat
he had tried bs best 10 get them ard had icd although
for eight years past had secured the b0ndsnen apd
rad himself tho entire maua@eInent Of the once
t is moreover suggestion OF the genuine ness or hls Ell
forts TO put tie query where Will he got bonds nov II
failed siguay three weeks ago, his control OF the
office being as absolute then now. ard his new rei
tOn only working take wOman's y0g TO ada TO ms
own salary Thus. by undermined mears and by po-
tical influence 10 urge upon the President the prnci-
plies OF Cy service Reform, that faithful assistant
who had done the work OF the Office ought 10 be re-
wlI1ed b. being himself appointed postmaster be has
succeeded ~ having Mrs. Mower suspended and hm-
self appointed IN ucI place.
But hi4 matter IL neither question or getting DDn0s
Of CyIl Service Reform Mrs. Mower 1, iOsthNih
furnish bonds when snc Teaized tho scrcmo 10 tat
her, but tho b0njsnen were Democ'hlS ana
tie old had been uniatul and dsOyH TO bIs cb"f,
and seeking by treaCherOu, 1ucthOn3 20 6uppant
her. Tire cry was immediately raised tlAL Hr1. Mower
turning the Office tO Democrats ana she was
assistant This rhc could not dO with 5eifre8p;c ana 80
upon the President and, further, offered 70 give
Republican bonds and appoint a. assstahJ any Repub-
can, other thdn Mr. Tubbs, whom hor opponents should
name.
II Is known to have been part OF the Plan, by which
AlT Dubbs has gained success 10 urS" thht Mrs.
Mower could have suDOrdinae place In the Obc', ana
Ia. been presented excuse tOr gaming thc entire
LIVING and support Of families by holding mp 10 the
public Wnat sn0uld nave been known TO be an IN
possible condition OF degrading barrier. Ana so thefe
Crrpt into tile public the allegation that MS.
Mower viii he chIcf clerk Of the office. JUSTICE
Aec- York, July IL, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
A SEPTEMBER DAY JULY.

The cool weather that has prevailed since
the departure Of the hot-air wave continued
yesterday, and VIII PROBABLY remain to-day.
Yesterday morning the sky was obscuTed par
italy by light heecy clouds, and about r. M,
when the highest temperature reach =, bri-k
breeze tempered the SUNS heat The temperature O the
cities throughtut the country, with few exceptions,
showed yesterday higher range than the previous
day Al Esstport Me- TIE increase l3o and at Nor:h
+ atfe Ncb.. 1922 81 KeORuk, iowa, the Thermometer
ndIcated $50; al LcaycnwOrjh S72 North Platte $50
Cncnnat;, SO; Detroit Slo; Chicago, 1S'; PhIia tel
pLia SJo Pttsburg. 81; Albany, SO; Boston, 50 !;
BuIlugjOn W.. SO, and at Portland, Me, so. At
Cheyenne and Omaha tue temperature ell during the
day, and AT DOth places 1t rancd
In this city tie temperatuie was highest at about
$3.50 d. III, when the thermometer al iiudnutS iudi-
Gated $40, and at the SIzna Service Office so. The
wind veer-d ffOm northwest To southwest and toward
evening increased to velocity OF ten miles an hOur.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
APOLITICIAN WHO KNOWS SOMETHING BESIDES
POLITICS.

senator Humans estimate OF tue character
anu atanneuJ> Ot nc late MI Sumuer may be ct
or ibcOTTtc are inclined believe that in
PARTICULARS II !. just and exact but we do not
htnt,tn u for sake Ui t1e estimate. We
hilf 10 II because Mr.. Thurman MADE an
tinate al al m the spirit in which be did So; because
Lt cared to speak O such subject N such way IL is
hthHg but poiCs, tbat a departure from the rue l.
abs0luiclY Startling u We should indge from what
they Jet the public know Of them should ppOse
our Statesmen tink ABOUT anything bat politics
h7tthcy read book taqt Is not political. that
even 10 the ptrs thti . rect upon nothing but
lohtcal news and editorial articles on politics. il Is
itsting TO ud ~ these leaders showing sonnet
U The literary spirit ana measuring a InaH thDg
calm. sassIOnatc crIuca 'ashon and irrespective
TIE relations Of the man or tire thing TO any party
any party principle. Toe pleasure is not the less be-
cause 10 furnished by ono from whom, matter how
much be is rec pccted and Senator, perhaps
VIC CUnnfrN q
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
GENERAL GARFIELD OF CoNCHIIATION.

There are 40 more generous men on TINS
globe than tie brave men, ana the hIscr the soldier
thr tcAarr lac ls, and TIE more generous lie is; and
tBsrr tCuiu- u this great audience 10 bitterness
toward tADSr no fought against U.s. Only TINS We al
demand thin wl demand It ~. We dIc--We de-
EaLd ttItsali De- acknowledge every where, that the
ems which trumphrd was tuo night cause iapplauscI
All thar my man, wherever nr Nc&, u our foe, who
tres RAISE Up ana make the OthUg cause Ight and
ou;s wrou-. lEcHoWe1 Appl1uscI NuIlc our Cau,e Is
acaupa a. have no more quar- tllin- under The
taG o. GV iUj until 10 y every C.O hu forever CAnOwl
edged quarrel forever VIII tc lutn 40 DO Tat
tausAItr AMI applause and grDtlt tmcu, Wb.n such an
assembly "s TINS meets On day llhc t.l ~ Is 10 renew
Ca The srTcouess % that cause, ana TO tIat
EhS' may be-, VIII be CltzsIl- wherever We
lay De-. ana n Whatever Ot OF NE. private official
" u.uycd sGirBl-hef5 around toe 1ce II our
UEivn ani ialy always and eyey"Lere when it, unity
aad g4OIy IN, Catcntd uOD any quarter whatever.
iArpidu-t Tia, inspiration we nave m cur breasts CO
a., ADD viii carry until the last SUMMONS. GTca
Ain |su..
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
ELEVATED RAILWAY PROGRESS.
HURRYING THE WORK ON THE EAST SID

HCRRYING THE WORK on THE EAST SIDE.
THE TRACK COMPLETED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ULAR TRAINS PROMISED by AUGUST 10.
The work on the New-YoIk Elevated Rail
road, Thid-ave, being pushed with much Vgor by
the eugiuees OF the company. Up to Sxty-hfts, the
road is completed Ii stops immediately 10 front OF the
stables OF tie Thrd Avenue Railroad Besides the Work
ON rhirl-avc., q branch has been completed through
Fc.ty.cc0nd-4t. to the Grand Central Depot With the
execution Of few bolts bc driven in the iron beams
ana little necessary from the carpenter the road
i, ready for Cheengincef itie said yester-
t9y, that the work far finished that it was In
tended make a trial Trip to-day. II, however. few
necessary Ub,ructons not removed tie trip would
lie deferred until tO-nOrrOw.
Mr.. Katie said the work that engaged most attention
now Was tue platforms aud stations it was i'll
tended To- hav tbg regular trains nning by August 10
Every effort would De To have the road IN read-
ness travel by that lime. At HanOyer-sqnare the
stairs and platform .: the station have been Completed
and the house being constructed. At FultOnst.,
Il p feet quare has been obtained in the United
Hotel which VIII he used rs stauOnroom ard
tlc ~ oillcc platform has been built from track
10 the statio-room aud stairs being buit from
the uptrdck the room The stairs VIII be but under
the dONtrack, 30 tat passengers will MOI be compelled
10 walk over the track. Stairs being constructed
which lead to Pcar!-St and FGltUE-st At Franklin
sonare the main girGcrs Of the station in ter
places and the remainder Of tho work IL being pushed
forward Tne stations at Chathainsquare ana Canal,
Grand ana nou,,u-sts have only b ."n begun Men are
working oD the stations a Ninth, FOuUccnth,
Tw,uty-third, TLlrty-iDurth, Forty-S coni, Forty
seventh Flfly,nird and Eifty-nntn-sts. stalls are
b,lng ercccd al Fourteenth, Twenry-tnlrd ana
F!uy-nuiu-,ts., and at The Grand Central De
pot ana the platforms are building. Ihc station
houses are tHg erected at Fourteenth ana Fifty y-lntl
SIS ana the Grand ntIal Depot. Al The plat orDs VIII
bc sufficiently prfcd III t%o week 10 allow passen-
GERS to crt on aud Of trains The buildings viii be much
tue $. SO OF the Mc;r' Titan Elevated Railroad
TLe unaiiuns iOr tn ,Iiais have Occu laid on
Tnrd-ayc. between SiXty-ith aud Eighty hrst- Ste
Ihlfy-tWu nave been erected above the Inrd
Ayr.ue Railroad stables. Between SiXty-tiih and
On,-nuudreu-an tWcnN-nlntE-sts. lb0lcIS work
ON hc iOunatIOIs There Two contra {, reach
Irs tO OI,-luudl cd, h-,t, and the Other To Harlem
Erlr,-and the last contract 'pt iuDvr !.
/, s tX,tred tUat lIaIls wII Do running to Harlem
gri.r 10, CAI!StAas. the Cn.tnaD-at branch there
are forty foundations Yet - bc buI TINS part OF tue
IOId viii he IHlsuUu Dy tIc middle OI October.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
MISS ABIGAIL II. SMITH.

Hartford, Conn, July 24.-Miss Abigail H.
Smith died at her home in Glastonbury last night She
WA, eighty-two years old Miss Abigail and her sister
Jula were well known throughout the country
FOR their resistance to taxation without suffrage.
Miss Julia who Is eighty six years old, survives her
sister Both OF the sisters attended the Woman
Suffrage Convention IN Washington last Winter. They
resisted the payment OF taxes without repre-
septatiOn, and were persistent in their ophl-
ions that they would not permit any TO
pay their for them. some Of their prop
erty was sold but not much In 1876 they addressed
petition 10 the Legislature iu which they stated the
anxiety waiting for the taxcoliect0rs visit took OF
All desire to attend the exhibition at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
LESS Noise AT LAST.
SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENT FOR LE5SENING THE
NOISE OF THH METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL


A SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENT FOR LE5SENING THE
NOISE OF THn METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WAY TRAINS.
All the energies of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway officials continue TO be directed toward the
ISOLATION of the noisy problem SiXthave. These ex
p.r.mcnls been almost countless, hut they az"
sma! in COM arson with The great mass of Suggestions
offered 10 tHem by people from AL parts of thcti and
country. The principal devices rcsOred to have already
b. en- mentioned in THE TRIBUNE from lime TO time.
Some weeks ago train OF caIs, fOm the lower edges
Of which were hung curtains OF felt, several
times over tie road: tie sound seemed considerably
e,Scned It was drcied therefore. to try the expen-
meDt more carefully Tie curtain was attached 10
wooden frame, which held it in place. II had been
noticed also that the hools Of tie cars acted as
ri.e sounding boards, and did much to increase
the din Each II has Sht floors about four inces
apart made OF dried timber Yesterday the space be-
tween the floors OF the or one tram when mad al.
ready pat IN fcit pcticoaf1 was uled WITH water
During the evening the tam run over the road
cfill Zines. and l. found taJ tue noise was dccd-
cdIy dvddcncd. IN UrGl. arg tram rOlng along thc
SlN;i-AVe sIrIIt make, sharp, piercing racket,
parcu i Ing 10 tae nerves. Standing AT Sixteenth
S. aul Sixti-ye iast evening. when tc mnfcd tram
pasStd, N q dun. heavy rauDlt was htaTu ms was
EucI annoying han the usual roar Certain "i the
rOlpauy's .ficer- sald ug that point estimated the
decrease uf Tic GJiso a. thIIty per cent Ii certainly
seemed fiy That The tOta amount Of daily roar how
ever VIII not b. materially les, uHtil all the trains have
been thJ alIaag d. ANA ine experiments VIII De urea
time before 10 Will br deemed wise 20 maks the
changes III al! the cars Experiments OF az
lcrcut nature aiSO BENG arranged IM me 'Il'ris
do ot care cXyiIu them at present. A. ~ not The IN
ion even ~ t. u-e wa'cr tween IN hO'rs III
~. de- IN. lie sound / Ocicytt that thc
similar materia. Water .apphLcd 10 be the 1FSt ana
most convenient m1tella though, o.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
Guecial Nollse5.


Mans Mission on EarihA thorough Medical Treatise
experience OF ~ years study observation ana professional
practise showing agencies that viii insure Restored Man
hood strengthened vitality ana sound conditions 0 Heath
that have impaired by overtaxed powers statement
of the Marriage aud Of the means Ia remONo
mail 2jo. currency postage st2mps Address
Secy Museum Anatomy and Science, i4O BrOadway NY
Patents Designs Trade Maks Labels Caveats and advice
how promptly aud at hr lowest cost given by
y WALES x son. Editors Of The scientific News"
No 10 Sprucest NewYOr who have had % years exper
the business.
Post Once NOTICE. the cauns
sArUR URDAI. JAY ~ 1875, Will close az this otico
TUESDAY. az for Europe. by steamship Wyoming,
via Queenstown WEDNESDAY, az 10 q. mp for ia.
Botbpia wa Queenstown cOrespondeuco
for France forwarded by this stesmer must be
and at 10 France direct by steam
ship Laurent VIA Hayre on THU ltSDAf, at 10 a. m,
Tor Europe steamship Battle via Queenstown corresponi
and France 10 DO ioi ardo y THIS steamer
steamship sssng via Plymouth, Cherboure Hamburg;
SATURDAY. az li;tO m. Tor Germany, &c. by steam
ship southampton ana Bremen Correspondence
britain the Cont ont O be orN arr by this
seamer must DO specially addressed and al l2 Eu.
IOpc steamship CITY OF Richmond via Queenstown
spondenoe for Germany and scotland % DO forwarded by
tits must be specially addrcssed) and IL NJ
Scotland direct by steamship Anchona via Glasgow rhs
steamships wyoming Bothuia, Baltic and city OF Richmond
take mails 0r Denmark sweden alc NORWAY. Tho
mails Aspnwa and south Pacific ports leave New York
The malls for Australia leave frsncisca
Augusta
Post ONCE, Sew.Yorx, July 20, 1878
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
ROUND LAKE MEETING NEAR ITS CLOSE.

ROUND LAKE, n. Y, July 24.-lnterest in
hs Normal Classes has greatly increased The compeli-
I'VE examination wil take place tomorrow, when sue
ossiu candidate for Round Lake diplomas will form an
snni society. This ceremony will take place in Pales-
hhe Park about o'clock D. The lectures OF to-day,
" Dr Pierce, Of Boston "Thc Influences of n Holy
i~'e, ana Dr. Vincent. of New York, The ONCE Of
Teacher" were well attended. Professor Clarks tour
ouSh lhqa, o. means OF seTeOpiCOn, Witne sscd
hfgc number OF delighted people. Much interest
psA psA tho Rev. Dr. Powers lecture Tomorrow, fhe
H Tue Prophet O Science ana IN tho pla form meet
sO the evening, IN wtICh several dis Ingushed ora
WI speak. Ths VAL DO virtually the Osing OF the
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
woo1. MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH

BOSTON, July 24WoOI-Supplics Of DoTestlc continue to
all points maTSc STEADY aiu nIh
snppyi their wants IN te ~ irtlN rs
could expected dealers meeting me mttket az
sua margin cost Of the Wool In "a! l4ciICE etl" u
grades Clothing wool mos sought atle Dnt eie ~
ana Xxx ptDusy vaUi, - GJcc; Michigan ana WIS.
consul D3Gc iul Kentucky, Visor sn aud lndaha
InHasLed deruaIG 2IG2JC. California WOOL III steaSS
demand ZO0Oc for Choice Nor hrIn Spring sell ng nv .
Zoe There j. considerable inquiry Deatne aud CJubng
CriiOns the market Is nm ava toc lof "dSh'a
Michigan, Wisconsin. ohio and Pcnu-ylvan!a
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

IF Senator Thurman, at this stage of the
gams u.- -un.IIs>ioH TO the rag b.'' we sGall
.I luuuts about ak election to JEc Presidency OF
Ii viii soon De impossible to cary Northern
Slate o.. iiuHl ISSUES q the policy Wllch has
dsi.utcI Me publican organ tion a the Sputh WI
be- povcricS5 TO help az tue SOrn-tHunalO Courier
DcmJ
A. between the present Administration and
syula Cuoaa, thc latter has c'n,'uli .er,ed Itsgi
and hr fu.drI has CunJUuJIy gwen woy. rhaps The
time come iOr reversing TINS reiatOn-l Buffalo EX-
pres l;epJ
Were il not for the luktwarmnCSS of a cTcat
bOly uf TIE Republicans to Pr satH Hayes, the Demo
cIa, .4igiil Ot The Poster committee would not ven
t.. t~eul Li, title. S.OulG the breach grow wider,
tlcT hopes Of VIII rise yet uiSher, AID thcT
effort, be earnest than ever PhLade pla Press
rod
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA.

SARATodA, July 24.-Miss Annie Louise Cary
VIM Castle, slsnor Tagapietra, and other singers
Will give two concerts at the Grand Union August
aud g. Among the recent arrivals here the follow
iug:
At Congress IaIl-H. T. Brady. J. J.. Redmond and
Wife s. Dessan, A. y. Bowers, Mrs. Warner, Miss l.
sterDe Mics Smith, New-YOrk j. 81. Burt and wife, Miss
l.. l.. Burt, j. Mccullough. Brooklyn
At the United states-P. Belmont G. Il. Blanchard, L.
Hoffman, W. II. stewart, Mrs g. r. Ames Miss j. Ames'
Miss d. Amos H. W. BrcyOort. Mrs. II. PentOn, q. W,
Field aud wife Miss Field. Miss Putnam Mrs j. Ana
Miss Andrews, New-YOrk; E. s. InInan England J. A.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
TIE NEW-LONDON POST OFFICE.

AN EXPLANATION OF TnE CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH
LID TO MRS. MOWERS RETIREMENT.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Ii was announced in the Washn gtOn
dispatches, OF friday last 10 of tho journals OF
this city, that lillian H. Tubbs that day appointed
postmaster at NewL0ndon Conn, and that Mrs. Mower
who has held the Office for eight years. aud who would
have been reapponted could she have secured bonds
men, Will be chief clerk OF tho oce This statement is
Incorrect far relates 10 Mrs. Mower. This lady
who Is the widow of MlJor-General Joseph A Mower.
OF General Sbermans fayorite officers received the
reappolnment In May last and was confirmed by the
senate her 1rst assistant Mr.. Tubbs, himself writing
formal letter OF application for her roappointment
further alleged that, for which may here
after appear, Mr. Tubbs who bsi hsAn hsriended and
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
SOME UNPATRIOTIC OBSERVATIONS.
Iro.s Tbt Cincinnati EGzStfe.

Oar Government can crawl through smaller
bo., aN ut-.rr existence. 1t became party 10
N, F,4l treaty, and ii te provisions 10 which
10 ed not satisfactory. ~ should have "scel-
iact before committing itScii. II has lately
discovered ;Lat the engage mcHt pUrdcs for the irce
iur. 1c of books b, mail. Orders have been issued
stamp % pac.ets containing volumes "uudrlIycl-
able and send bacN wheure thcy came This de
csUn based clause in the fourth drtlr'c U the
q t, when relates 10 tie on of works deemed
srltiou, It D. by such wiclchrd pcrversiOu tnis
that q naten eyades its engagements. 1t is not
piuDa ile mat enough ~ gle lcs would ever be
ported by mail materially 10 an Ct the revenue, ami if
thC case d. rent, tic preservation OF reputation
lV!ta.cy.