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New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
A CoMMUNIsTIc DRIFT. ANYWAY.

We should hesitate to adopt THE TRIBUNE's
view that the tTadesnniOns are substantially com
munstic. We believe that most OF them would lndiS-
nanV refuse TO employ violent or radical ard revOlJ-
tonay methods. Al the same time II must be admitted
that their proceedings have not always been wise ana
selfish 1t might he possible for reckless and designing
men TO use the societies for bad purposes But there Is
mo doub whatever OF the cOmmnistc drift OF the dcma
gogic agitation and camOr which have drowned the
voice OF reason in parts OF the country ana III
respect 10 some subjects WHAT Is Reputation but com
munsm in essence since 1t the Distribution OF the
creditors property among the dehorsf WDat Is paper
money initiation bur communism III essence, since IL pro
poses TO make and distribute imaginary wealth by an
artificial and fantastic process. and in dong so 10
destroy property which created by the old process
OF Industry and thrift aud according TO laws as fixed as
any law Of nature We believe that the country Is saie
from tie schemes OF the communists but II be kept
safe only by arresting these cOmmunstic tendencies
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
A MURDERER DLSCOVERED.
JOHN DOE, THE FORGER IN PRISON AT CINCINNATI,
BELIEVED TO BE THE MURDERER OF MRS. LYDIA
CHAPMAN, IN LONDON.


JOHN DOE THE FoRGER IN PRISON AT CINCINNATI.
BELIEYED TO BE THE MURDERER OF MRS. LYDIA
CHAPMAN, IN LONDON.
Icy TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNEl
CINCINNATI, April 2S.-Last Tuesday, Detec-
tive Larry Hazen received letter from William Pnker-
ton. at Dallas Tex, requesting him to visit the
John Doe alias Dugan,' at the County JAIL and make
minute inspection OF his person, especially to the
first two fingers and thumb of his left hand. This s the
accomplished forger who operating in this city, and
who with his accOmplce Marker. whom he sent to the
front was arrested In the act OF trying deraud the
Commercial Bank. Hazen did as directed, being accom-
panied by Detectives Mead and Murray. When the
three detectives entered Does cell he was reading
a newspaper which, by movement that seemed me
chanical lac threw his left hand Larry would not
have that however, and lIrching out for the hand
caught it. and found that 1t lacked the first two fingers
from the second oInt. and small portion OF the thumb
He Immediately wrote TO Robert Pinkerton, at New
York giving him a full description OF the prisoner On
his return from professional trip up the road, last
evening. he found the following letter awaiting him:
NEw-YoRK, April "a.
Larry II Hd,en, esq. -
DEAR SIR am in receipt Of your favor OF the 22d IN
regard TO the John Doe, alias Dugan," under ar
rest i'm Cincinnati and that the first and second I'm
gers OF the left hand off at the secord JOINT and that
little piece OF the thumb OF the saso hand Is missing
have no doubt that D9s a Snd VarG seseHSca s aas
ard Adams" alias John Howe, alias The Dutchman,"
noted foger are identical lnclose you picture OF
rested about four year ago with Joseph B Chap
man alias Little joe" alias Joseph Reilly alias
Joseph Randall" alias Little Joe RandalL" alias
Frederick Elliott" now under arrest In this city for
obtaining S6i 900 forged check on the Union Trust
Company this city and John Becker for passing forged
letters Of credit also incose you partial history OF
sescoyich taken from records In this city, aud
copy circular issued by superintendent Williamson.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
PUBLIC OPINION.


The fact Is that the duty of investigation Is L,
I'm mannerI forced Congress by the appeaTanCe oI
sncb dscosrres as this confession of the cheI az
i'm tEc Florida Returning Board The truth Is pouIp -
come out in spite of every attempt to suppress '-
falO Courier (Dem.) w.,
German daily in Louisville, the Voks-
bI1U nuts the name Of g. H. BristOw at the hea1 o s
columns as the "peope's candidate Tor frcsuenC ~
who haven't cot through with the last election YET Lc'
rs not get things mxcd.--f Boston Herald undJ
The people of Vermont look upon the whOle
busncss of Civil Service reform as originally lhleI-
preed and supericaly enforced by the Administration
as the cant OF hypercricai ldealiss since lts pasu@ @
result is the worst OF puOc appointments botu
ability and character that ever dsgraced ana dgraHeu
the public service Rutland Herald and Globe (tepJ
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
POISONED BY VILE DOORS.

SUFFERINGS OF MURRAY HILL RESIDENTS
JUDGES DAVIS AND BRADY TELL THEIR EXPERIENCE
OF POISONOUS sTESCHEs-THEiR APPROVAL
OF MR. MUsGRAyE's woRK-DR. sTEPHEN
SMITHS VIEWS.
Tho annoyance and suffering of people in the
finest residence quarter of the city from the vile
odors concerning which Mr.. Nusgrave recently
made a report, are shown forcibly by Judges Davis
and Brady in conversations with them which are
given below. They heartily approve Mr..
Musgrave's work, and Judge Davis criti-
cises the course of the Board of Health in very
plain language. Dr. stephen Smith, formerly
President of the Health Department, also takes part
in the discussion, through an interview. and ex-
presses his views Of the duties of the Health Board
in regard to nuisances.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
READING THE RIOT ACT TO THE BRETHREN.

We hope we may be allowed to suggest that
~ all the Republican orators and newspaper editors IN
Ohio and the country would turn ther guns upou ' nc
enemy and fire a people outside the camp we should be
in much better condition for active opeIatons than ta
i'm which we are now. Scarcely dSrespociu worn Is
uttered by Republicans OF the Democrats ana surely the
have been doing tbeir dirtiest during the Winter Du
The Gazette Commercial and Times OF Cine innatl, nave
been abusing each other like pickpockes, and even me
Herald and LeGder, of Cleveland whose rival ealtoria
chiefs started lovingly have locked horns In fata
combat. Myers, Of Tie Columbus Dispatch, ana sam
Johnson OF The Journal are at 1t tooth and nall ana
neither can have than dozen hairs eft on DIS
head by this vast deal Of good, vigorous nght-
iDg ability is in this way being wasted on friends OF the
Republican cause in the way OF carry ing on pefsohi
0uarres which of interest whatever 10 the pnOc
but rather stencil in The nOsts of all sensible people
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
MUSICAL NOTES.

Tonight will occur the benefit concert OF
Mr. Gavinc at steinways and the concert OF Messrs Ar
mold and Werner at Chickering Hall
The temperance of the famous and fondy-
remembered string quartet Thomas, Mosenthal MaZNa
and Bergner will make Mr.. Bergners annual conceF,
tomorrow evening one of the most interesting events Vi
the musical season. ~
At the annual meeting OF the new oiN
Philharmonic Society," last Friday, all the officers were
roiroc,ad Mr. Thomas OF course remains as conduc
tor Tho pecuniary results OF the past season were gh
~ sntiSfactOrY
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Tor The Pdsf = hours.

WASHINGTON, April %, l =. m.-The
barometer has fallen IN the Middle and Eastern states
1, lowest over ths Middle Atlantic States. Northeast
wind, and cool, foGgy rainy weather have continued
70 prevail over the Lower Gake'. Middle States and New
England but westerly winds are now reported from the
Middle Atlantic states Gear weather has prevailed IN
the Southern states and tho Northwest.
Indications
For the Lower Lake.. Middle states and NewEn gland
northeast northwest winds. falling barometer, station
ury or lower temperature and CLOUDY weather with light
rams except possibly clearing away Ia the Middle Allan
TIC states.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
ABOUT "DYING or OvERwoRK."

But is overwork always the sole cause
OF the deplorable RESULT Human capacity for
work is almost unlimited, and one OF the
bmplest and best definitions OF health Is "bc-
lug able 10 do n good days work easily" Other
questions then arise Was the victim ODcdient to the
inexorabe laws Of h.atni DID they put as Emerson
SAYS Englishmon usually do, "a solid bar OF sleep
between every two daysl DID they eat and drink
health aud vig0 Dyspepsia and debility and paralysis
Did they preserve the equilibrium and ygor Of the pbs
cal system by taking regular and getic exercise fill
ing their lungs with the oxygen OF pure air Did they
heed Sir Philip sdneys four wise rules for engthening
life
"Great te.ap'faDce open air,
Easy labor little care T.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
PENNSYLVANIA WAKING UP ABOUT RANDALL
From 1He Ptsburg Commercial Gdzctis.
II leaks out that the combination that made

tt LEAKS out TTldT THU COHIDTIdTIVH VI1dI H1UUV
Randall Speaker turned the tan issue, and he was
cOnpelled to secretly surrender 10 the South ana est
10 make his point His letter stating that Pennsylvania
wants an Ontcr market rather than protection ~ not
true. She wants equal chance In tue south Anen-
can markets. but she not yet prepared 10 surrender
tle tariff The represent aons from every nanniaCur-
ing association OF the State show this. Thus Randall has
betrayed his state. and gone back on his record Tor
Office. This IL the pable attitude he occupies ana IL
ought TO lead 10 his defeat this Fall
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
THE DEMOCRACY AS A TAILPIECE.

Whatever political movement the Repub!i-
cans have naugurated and carried through complete
success the Democracy however much they may at first
have opposed, eventually come trailing behind and
of slavery, the constitutional amendments, and other
great now become part OF the permanent pol
icy of the Nation. But imagine the democracy, now
that resumption is accomplished coming forward, say
ne yt wear Endorsing IL a completed act, and protest
ng against any attempt disturb the business interests
of Tue country by reopcning the question: The scene Is
100 affecting TO contemplate.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-Ih steamship Donau-Nrs. A. Goetze.
Ms COrnelia Crtwel Miss Bella Criiwe, f. Fuch Ncho-
Bicrru Klein NJ aud Mrs Eberhsrd Fest and
Mi-. Enle Runge, GuSIlY Hummelsenherg Mrs A.
Moeing Pastor y. T.. Wolf. J. IL. Meyer August
Bergmaun Rstau, Miss Kreszena Erbacner Leo
pod Orenz Goftfred Jocob r. ID. S6ver G. Rant Franz
R0lcr family Carl Ire Der. Miss Ida Muller Grs MARI
KCns hmdt Carl heerl, John AhTens j. H. ndnui-
Ter Christian Bold.
FROM LIVERPo0L-In S'e1mshtD RrpIhic-B. f. Mon
roe Sheldon Sir. Manning H. Barbour Squire Biaud Mrs
f. NJ. Brown, y. W BrOWn G. II. BrOwn Dion Douccaults
L. A. Burthe. W. H. Chadwics A. Chadwlck b. =. Dawson,
Mr. GOOlwyn, c. T. GOoch, J. Rogers T. ~ sniff, Mr and
Mrs j. rrscot c. Bender Major B f. Weeks A c. Butler.
n
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
WORKINGMEN'S CLUBS on THE FAST SIDE.
DIR. RYIANCE ADVISES THAT TOO MANY CLERGY
MEN SHOULD NOT HAUNT THEM.

WORKlNGMEN'S CLUBS on THE FAST SIDE
DR. RYLANCE ADVISES THAT TOO MANY CLERGY
MEN SHOULD NOT HAUNT THEM.
a meeting was held yesterday afternoon at
the Church OF the Ascension, IN Fifthaye in behalf Of
a movement to establish "Workngmen's Club" Oh the
east side The Rev Dr. John Cotton Smith explained the
need Of such club whore workingmen could find pleas
ant place to be supplied with refreshments and
ar,ep ents at low prices. Tnc Rev Dr. j. H. Rylancc
rector OF st. Marks Church, spoke OF his experience
among the workIngmen's clubs the worst portions Of
London. IIa thought this movement was much better
than some forms OF the temperance movement, which
were spasmodc aud negative In their effect The club
sy,tcm WAS radical and changed the surroundings or
uaus fc and gave him help in his struggle TO redeem
himself The man should find new assocl@.
tions purer things, to interest him, reading and
rrteShmfnt rooms well as rooms for amusement Ii
wt4 high time that the Christian church. Dr. Rylance
said had learned that this human blpcd must have
umurscnt and the only question as 10 It's charac-
ter II 10 remember that the workers had
to deal with men who had come here from other cOun
tri.s thoroughly embitteTcd against the Christian
church The work be done In the worst part OF the
east side where wickeduess WAS thicker to the square
inch than any where else on The globe. Go down To
inc level where these stand continued IN" spcaker
and learn appreciate their feelings Don't nict too
mich rrgion on Them. Don't your enterprise up
tharity but provide wclighed, well ventilated places,
that will beat the grOgshops. Do not let too many cer
pymrn haunt them. These men have natural aDBOr-
gnce of clergymen Let the man YOU are helping feel
more Independent he Is being helped"
A contribution taken up to raise the 5000 requ
site for establishment OF the Lebanon WOTklngmens
or failure will largely depend the carrying out OF the
MIA
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

these onslties have warmly commended her TO regard
in this community On the occasion Of her benefit MISS
Jewett will act Lady Tease in the "school for Scandal
The other characters will be assumed by Mr. Parselle'
Mr. Cosblan Mr. lie Moyne, Mr. stoddart MISS bn9u tg,
r;oi to Miss Jewett will under the auspices 9I
NJ Tilden Judge Brady. Dr. Fhnt-who Is tne iadn @
~ 1nt II pant- Governor DOrshemer, and otner
n,ipeuf
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

The minority Wa houses and men "a honest ss
their Of them have worldwide reputa
ton and honesty Tie old housc Of Alex Froth-
inyham & Co. brokers' ~ Wals, NewIOrk Is entitled to
confidence They state that an OF abOus
recently returned $1,000 III less than Dky
days. Send for their circular, irec.'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
THE DEMOCRACY's BLACK EYE.
From The Utfc1 R,publicHn.
nnmncrafic exchange. smoking of

fact thar 81 OF 1913 bills aud Joint resolutions intro
duced ia the House Wednesday were for Southerl
claims coutemptuously calls them an eye-sore 10 TIL
TRIBUNE reporter" They VIII be an eyc-sOre TO th
whole Democratic party and an eyeOpener TO the Wbo
people before they are through with.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
WATCH THOSE CLAIMS.

FTOhl =,
Another batch OF bills and petitions Tor The
nayment OF Southern claims presented IN Congress,
Tuesday highly important that the country should
kept fully advised OF every step III the contemplated
raids OF the Democracy upon the National Treasury ana
we cannot warmly commend the excellent work TIE
TRIBUNE is doing in this respect
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
ONE SENSIBLE DEMOCRATIC EDITOR.
From the Baltimore Gazette
n. :. III ,,,, NJ IInu.1 DraCiI

To sum 1t al up, Mr. Hayes IS President
by virtue of the decision of the Electoral Commission
that decision reached by rejecting all the evidence
fraud which which offered on the ground that no
authority existed for going behind the returns Congress-
with fun knowledge Of all the facts I'm tins case, ss-
tanned this decision the Mclin confession u IA value
less therefore, legal sense as the proof OF iraud
which eXcluded by The commission.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

TRIBUNE OFFICE April 20, a. m.-On Saturday there
was little variation Of airprossurc or In the cloudness
OF the sky. Yesterday will be seen by the lower da-
gram decline OF pressure began before the afternoon
rain, and continued acrward The moisture of the air
is IN great excess The changes OF temperature have
becn very slight.
For TINS city and vicinity fOgcy, cloudy and rainy
weather followed by clearing be expected to-day.
Fairer but unscte and perhaps showery weather Is
nrOhAhle 10 mOrrnW.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
WHAT PEOPLE CARE ABOUT.

If the Democratic managers fancy that they
can divert attention from the odOus record OF the
House by renewing the old cry against HayesS title
they VIII find that the people more about living
dangers than about dead allegations.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
When house clean

When house cleaning put Carpet Lining under yonr old
carpets Use Cotton and Paperl only thas
manufactured American Carpet Lining Co., New'fOrk
and Boston. For sale by AL carpet dealers.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

scuROFDER-FAToN-O Tuesday, April 23 1873. 1t tho
residence OF brides parents Long Branch j., y THO
Elliot. Tumkins John T. Schroeder or Red Bahk.
Monmouth County ~ j. TO Znpha a, eldest daughe' of
William :. EltOE, esq.
sNIVELY-CRosBY-T Albany, n. Y. April 25 ls?s, by
the Rev W. a. snyey, H. D.. tho R5v. T. A enlNey, OF
quincy, Mass. ana Miss Crosby. OF the former place.
All Notices Of Mau1Gges must 1e iadorssf win faU
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
Gpecial Notlees.
4" Nou,f Marry Me

Bair's Pls.Engish remedy for Gout ana rheumatism.
Box "a Pills, IL IS by mail H. PLANTEN SON. 224 WI,
llam-sL, ". V sold by druggists.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
A whole Regiment of Childrcl
MARRIED.

Coud be the juvenile Department. Of Ray' nd
- store on the siruer Of Fulton ard Nassauss A. q
moments notice. large their array oi Spring outnts
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
A NEW-YORK STEAMER ASHORE.
PROBABLE LOSS OF TIE VESSEL AND PART OF TIL
CARGO.
"Great te.1p'raDce, open air,
Easy labor, little care T.

PROBABLE LOSS OF TIE VESSEL AND PART OF THE
CARGO.
Nfw-LoNDON, Conn.,, April 28.-The pro-
peller City OF New-B Bedford Of the New-Dedford and
New-York Steamship Company with freight and nassen
gers for New-York went ashorJ on the south end Of
ii8o sasday s nisR su She i. humping ccnsderabT
Tugs and scnOOners have gone to her assistance but
attempts made 10 float her have bee Unsuccessful She
is bilged and filling rapidly. All Iands Ieft her 10
o'clock this afternoon. About onethird Of the cargo has
been removed Further efforts TO save her will be made
tomorrow.
The propeller City of New Bedford was
built this city, making her trial trip down the bay
May 81. 1874. She launched from the yard Of
]. b. Van Deusen. in william 7burg; the engines
etc, from the Deamater Iron Works she was 81
feet long the water ne 1876 feet n and -
in width all, with guards This vessel with the
sister ship the City Of Fitchburg completed about the
same time very strongly built throughout made
with as sharp lines possible consistent with the car
rying Of freight They said TO be the heaviest
boats OF their size constructed, and claimed
to be safest Of any OF the ooastng steamers. They
were about 600 tons burden. Each had two
ugh. bukheads, and furnished with nfe-savlng
apparatus In excess OF the amount required by law.
water. Most OF the space devoted 10 freight. the
vessels being run IN connection with the Boston,
Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad They had accommO-
dation for almost forty the saer0Oms and
saloons being on the upper deck. Captain Fish, who
was her commander. The dock ia this city was at Pier
No. 80, East River The agents here were Ferguson
Wood.
OTHER STEAMERS ASHORE.
EAST HAMPTON. L. L., April 2s.-The steamer Bengal
Captain Hutton. from Boston for New-York. was this
morning ashore eighteen miles west Of Montauk Point
She foated OF at high water without assistance.
Boston, Mass, April 28.-The steamer Batavia. hence
for Liverpool. at 6;l5 a. r yesterday, went ashore
the Upper Middle, but was hauled Of by tugs at high
water, and proceeded
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

Don't Worry Me
With your complaints about your teeth" said an annoyed
father TO his sweet sixeener 81 told you 70 bay the So
ZODONT and IT, but you didn't and you deserve TO suf-
fer And she did aud all other sweeskteeners who acs
like her
Mans Mission on Enrth-A thorough Medical Treatise.
indicating Confirmed Disabilities may De removed Tho
OF 20 study observation and professional
practice showing agencies that will insure Restored Man.
hood Vitality and sound conditions
that have by oyertaxed powers statement
Marriage and OF the means by which they
removed 26c. postage
Address Museum Anatomy Science l46 Bdway
ratents, trademarks &c,
secured United States and foreign
ARTHUR v BRiESEN's PATENT AGENCY.
25S Broadway, New.York.
Best references. sond for book Of instruction.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

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mercury dunng those
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-16

ca. Fritz travels with his eyes and ears
open At Warren, H., he tumbled upon the
following little incident, which he hastcns to
send.o the Gazette: There was dance up
stairs in the hotel which was kept up until
4 o'cock in the morning. About that time
stranger came in, having just arrived on the
train The landlord, Major Benton, asked
him f he wished bed He declined, saying
thatic had been resting all night in the sleep.
ing zach, and would sit up in the office till
breakfast time. The landlord then arranged
withthc stranger that if the latter would be
kindenough to wake up the clerk at o'clock,
he himself would seek his cot, as he needed
SLEEP The stranger accommodated him, attend
ed L the Office, and kept up the fire until he was
reliSed from his duty by the clerk, whom he
WOKE up as requested. The landlord, on com
ing Town to the office after his sleep, saw upon
the eglster the strangers autograph, "Schuy-
Ter tolfax, South Bend, Indiana. "-Jdnesctlle
Edztte.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-16
HOME MATTERS.



!. Hon. John Ilisc and Hon. &. Wash Armstrong
were in town on Monday.
Frank Warner, ESQ, Chicago, was III INC GU!
on Tuesday.
Miss LYDIA Strawn favored the citizens oI North
strcator with temperance talk on Saturday eve
ming last. It was Il good, sensible effort with
out doubt.
Hon. John 5 Armstrong Treasurer of the
State Grange, will represent that body in the
National Grccnback Convention at Toledo, Sat,
drday, Feb. Odd
Jno. A. Carton, Ackley, Iowa, and Laurence
Carton. Chicago, are visiting relatives and friends
in this city and ncighborhood.
Mrs. d. +. and Miss Gcrtc Cameron, for some
time past guests of j. r. Cameron, returned
home on yesterday preparatoryto making tour
in the southern states. They will visit New Or
leans during the brilliant carnival season, and
thereafter visit Florida, &c.
Among the nominations sent 10 the senate on
Thursday was that Of VIM. J. Pollock, of his city,
to be superintendent of Indian affairs for the Da-
kOta agency.