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New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

Time was when the seamen Of the American Navy
,ero the most willing, intelligent, and efficient who
called under any flag. They were the graduates ol
.be rouch life on the fshing-banks of New England
-, tho merchant service, and were, in general
men Of GOOD character as well as able seamen and
AraoricaD-born AT the present time, of the 1900
sailoys m the Navy fewer than 5000 are sand to be
Americanborn and many Of them are slmply the Io,-
nso of the merchant service of the world unnatural
80, ofIo,v character and unsteady. Ii is proposed
bva N,rvlaDder iu the HouseOi Representatives, the
~ william Kimmell. TO AmeriCanize the Navy
once more by enlistng 700 boys every year. giVlhg
them two years instruction at moderate COST anu
then putting them on board our ships III place ol
The present seamen. The plan presents many inter-
estipg features. 1t will strengthen our Navy ma
teriaIy. and il will also train men for the merchant
seryice. A better class of seamon could doubtless
be obtained without rescrting to the polcy pro-
Dosed by Mr. Kimmel. Better pay would secure
better men But here is a method Of securing bet
ter men without increasing the compensation
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE HEBREW ORPHANS.

To the Editor OF The TrtbNHe.
SIR: | have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt OF yours Of the Sch nst containing s25 kindly
contributed by your anonymous correspondent d. L~D
Hy On behalf OF this society. tender to him. through
you our sincere thanks-to him for his benevoence 10
you for the generous opinion expressed In regard 10
Hebrew charitable organizations In THIS nor-
ings OF your esteemed paper. remain, Gear s,
very respectfully yours, ~ RINDsKopf,
Treasurer ii. B. and o. A. Soc'y
OGce of The Treasurer Of The Hebrep BcneUolcat and
Orphqn Asylum Society, Her- Tort. April o. 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE CRASH MR. SHERMAN Has AVOIDED.

There are Just two ways to resume. one is
by contracting the volume OF paper currency ahOa until
shall az least equal tie volume OF com 10 redeem Nt,
and the other by accuuang cOn by The sale OF bonus
or otherwise until the coin shall equal the paper dollar
for dollar. Scylla and Charybdis! To contract
tie currency 20 resumption point WOuld pro-
duce storm throughout the country rev
would have the nerve 20 breast Ihe crashes
have had wOuld De rs nothing 10 the de-
yastatiOn the attempt 6 resume III thai way Woud Gre
ate while the other mode Is to add 10 the pubhc our
dens and increase the taxes already oppressive Anu
chi bonoR Who be benefited by either sacrlhce
VINO clamOrinG for forced resunptiot VINO are SEND
ing petitions TO Congress for i'll Is nO the EQUALIZATION
OF the paper and coin being cOusummnted by mers that
promise more permnneucy than force does Congress
cannot be got 10 cOuutenauce further contraction.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE STEWART HOME.
COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE WOMEN'S HOTEL
To The EditOr Of fhe Tribune.

COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE WOMEN'S HOTEL.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is with great disappointment that
read in your paper regulations and restrictions un
der which this hotel 20 be opened 20 the public
they 10 be enforced the result viii be absolute fail
urc firmly believe II the object has been 70 hit the
precise point which Will De outside tho wsgeimt Of
those for whose benefit 1t was devised and inside
OF what those who can afford It are not necessarily
restricted 20, that point has been successfully attained
hut, there comes iuqulstoriIl and NCNatluus
system, that would De lumiluug to frcspcctng
Wouau-tO produce certificate Of mora! Charactcri 10
paw weekly in ady 10 hc denied the cheerful CON-
pluiouslp OF singing bird ana the almost ndispcusa
Die sewing machine uul to %. driven iu the wall, 10y
which 20 pend portrait or work 81 art, on which the
mind can rest iron The duh IOuOtuny of Work.
What hand so .tlc ytr>ed Iu domestic economy a. %
draft such rules. Whose heart caous ana uusvmVa-
tLrtic a~ to prumugtte them when Wrttcu!!
Acr lOTl. March 70, ISIS, SIGMA.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
To ne Editor Of The Tribune.

To taC EGtfOr or me IFlOuHe.
SIR: Would not the usefulness OF Mr.. Stew
arts noble charity very much increased IT, instead Of
having such vast number OF rooms 40 uniform price,
and that price exceeding the Of The class for
whom the hoie was originally INTENDED. a system Of
graduated charges were 20 DE adopted For example;
the lower oOr might reserved for persons engaged n
teaching or In artistic work who could afford 70 pay
more who could profit by the OF the library, and
who might have special privileges. The -econd floor
might De devoted 30 shop girls with rooms more simply
fufu she'd aud less pcusyr, leaving TIE upper part OF
the building who earn their living 10y the nee
die These last should be rcUcN Cd the lowest possible
terms and might be allowed the privilege OF having
sevua-Inachiucs In their rooms. 1ucu too could rot
the fare De Of kiud-uue consisting OF Wholesome
ut very simple food. and tHc other more luAIuu-, Tor
those whose earnings justified larger c1penditurct
Aer York, ApuI q, 1875. A. T. T.
fipsrcr.-Our correspondents overlook the fact
that the executors of the estate not bound to
make such charity they planned, but such as
Mr. Stewart planned. What they propose might be
very Well Ii might even be much better than the
magnificent hotel Mr.. Stewart devised. aud his
representatives have carried out. But that is
hardly suitable question, just now, for
public discussion. The essential tact j. that Mr.
Stewart and his representatives, believed a great
benefit could be secured for a certain class Of
women by sinking million dollars or more in the
erection Of the Womcn's Hotel on its present plan,
and for its present purposes. Why carp at them
because il is not conducted on another plan, and
for different purposes? ?-Edl
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE PORTE ACCEPTS THE TREATY.
ANY CONCESSION WILL BE GRATEFULLY kECEl'hD'
CoNsTASrINoPLR, Friday. April 12 1873.

AMI OONCESSlON WILL bE lEi Ol@Li iNi@Nti 'i-D'
CoNsTASTTSoPLE. Friday. April II, 1873.
The Porte has issued a circular TO its representa-
iyes abroad. 1t recognizes the Treaty OF san Ste
fanO the result of the sustained by Iur-
key in the late war, and expresses determination TO
carry out loyalty the terms of the treaty, but de-
clares that the Porte would, nevertheless, regard as
oppOrtune any notifications which might be made
by the benevolent intervention of the Powers and
the moderation of Russia. The circular concludes
by stating that whatever may be the issue Of the
present negotiations the Porte pledges itself to carry
out the projected reforms
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
EUROPE STILL WRANGLING.
TURKEY ACCEPTS THE TREATY.

TURKEY ACCLPTb THE TREAI1.
TIRE PORTE SATISFIED WITH IT'S TERMS, But WILL
ING TO HAVE 1T MoDFIED-PRINCE BISMARCK
YIEDIArNG
Russia holds that the Gortschakoff-S Sails
bury circulars are tantamOunt to a dis
clssion of the entire treaty. She still, how
ever, refuses to submit it wholly for revision.
Prince Bismarck is still endeavoring to pre-
serve peace. The Porte has issued circular
accepting the treaty, but intimating its will
ingness to have 1t modified through the
friendly Intervention of the Powers and the
moderation of Russia.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
TIE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.
TIE THIRTY-r1FrH CONTEST TO-DAY.

TIE THIRTY-FIFTH CONTEST TO-DAY.
DETAILS OF FORMER RACES on THE THAMES
NAMES AND WEIGHTS or TIE CREWS.
To-day, for the thirty-fith time, the boat
crews OF oxford and Cambridge will contend for victory
on the Thames The contest has been regarded with
great interest the being very close Oxford hav-
ing so far won seventeen against sixteen in which
Cambridge was victorious. Last year the resulted
In dead heat leaving the question OF superiority un-
disturbed In view Of the to-day the following ret
rospcct telling In brief the story Of former contests,
will he found interesting:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
TIE ROAD TO VICTORY

IT is not for the party TO stand on antag-
onisms or O. push internal differences TO the 'front.' but
to declare positive ttude the positive questions
of the day. As Republicans we believe in vigorous,
progressive unqualified Republicanism. We believe in
uniting the party defeat tue combination Of southern
raiders with Northern reactiOnsts. Let affirm that
kind Of Republcanism which strikes against the COM
mon enemy, and leave differences to appear only where
they are thrust upon us and cannot be ay0lded
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO MINING BOAR,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-Otlicial closing
~. COS OF mining shocks tOAIaY
w,pchss;er,s care fer ConsnmptIon.

WxcHEsTERs HYPoPHosPHrE LINE AND SODA, for tho
cure Of Consumption Chronic Diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs. also General Debility Dyspepsia and Poverty Of the
Blood Established 20 years.
Price 81 aud 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER & CO.. Chemists,
Sold by druggists. 36 JOhR-st, New York.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynODsis for ne Past "a Hours.

WASHINGTON. April -, l a. m.-The
pressure Is everywhere below the mean; It is lowest in
New England and highest In Florida Light rain has
generally fallen IN the Middle and New England
The Temperature has remained nearly stationary.
Southcrly winds prevail In the South and Southwest,
westerly In the Lake region, Middle States and New
England, and nOrthcrly In the Northwest
HidicahOnS
For New-England clear or partly cloudy weather. pre-
ceded by rain areas colder north TO west winds
and rising barometer
For The Middle Atlantic states and Lower Lake region,
clear partly cloudy weather nOrhwestery Winds sta
tOnaTy temperature and rising barometer.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

Departments reported fayorably by the sub-Com-
mittee Of the Whole Under this bill the owners OF
buildings in which are dangerous elevators, viii be com.
PEELED 10 put them In order and guard them aeans fire.
The Governor sent 10 the House, returning,
without his approval the bill providing for keeping open
public Offices certain days in the County OF hestehes-
Ter He thought the existing satntes covered the case
II not, general law the subject should be passed.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

IN tnl city oy enth o
md
~ the mercury during those
TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 13. n m-Ihe range OF
te barometer yesterday low, especially during the
showers OF the early afternoon. The temperature was
higher throughout. The moisture OF the air Is mol III
For this city and vicinity fair and warm weather with
occasional coudness and the chance OF showers may De
expected to-day. Tomorrow will probably be more
often cloudy than to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

Tne rival crews have been practising on the Thames
for nearly weeks The CantaOs made the Cedars
AT Putney, their headquarters, while the OXOn ans So,
lected the Fox and Hounds. The latter were, how
ever some guests OF OF their number nj Tapow
Court, where the dark blue flag might have been seen
waving high above the woods OF Chcyeden The cOach
ing the Cantabs has been IN chargeyo Mr. Close while
the OxOnans have been directed by Mr.. Muh0lland OF
last years On the LIST nst the and weights
OF the as follows
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
WRECK OF A SCHOONER.

BIDDEFoRD, Me-, April ia schooner
loaded with lime, name unknown. from Rookland for
Portsmouth, struck the rocks of Cape Porpoise light
house this morning and at fast going pieces
she will be a total lose The with great
dfiioulty, the last being brought in nearly
hausted
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
nEIITR TNEAIMENT TOR ROrMANTA.
GREECE AND THE PORTE QUARRELLING.
BEELIS, Friday, April H. 1873.

The North German Gd-ette says the Porte.
believing that the Greek Consul SalOnica the IN
stlgator OF the insurrectiOn, has demanded
baf he be recalled and threatened Withdraw his ex-
eauatur. Greece refused. and threatened reprisas
II the eXequatur Is Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
IONS B. ANTHoNY NoT PREsTpENT.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. April 12.-JOhn B. Anthony, OF this
CITY, reported in the newspapers president OF the
Union Mills Corporation of Fall River sold out and left
that position a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

This year the Oxford in favor with the bet
ting men Last Wednesday the odds them were 10
to g. and yesterday they to l, showing that con
dence in them nearly unchanged. The hackers OF
the Cantabs have taken these odds freely and expect
tnat the crew will make gallant contest.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
EIGHT WILL DO 1T.

If the Republicans hold the districts which
they now have and carry fourteen districts now repre-
sented by Democrats, they will have majority OF one
in the next House OF Representatives We believe the
VIII do ts and better The country Is getting very teu
the Democracy II Is medicine OF which little goes
a
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE OLD TIMES RETURNING.
Ih-osa ghs AflIaoo,,l,.. l,.,-sf..-1 -

The selection of the rebel General Field by
the Democratic House fair notice that the former con
dition OF things which did 70 disturb peace and
prosperity of the country than anything else re-
storedthe complete subsection Of the Democrats the
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
AARRIED

ANDREINI-MCHARG-O Thursday evening, April II, by
Charles X. MclIarg, Of C00IersoHn assisted by
the Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby Joseph NJ Anrelni and Mary
Shpman daughter Of Rufus X. Mellare, Oi this city.
FOSDICK-CLARK-Ou Thursday April H. ~ the residence
brides by the Rev. Arthur Brooks, Charles
F0sdck Jenme Parkhurst daughter OF Balm
bridge :. Ozark, all OF dis city.
HOWE-PEABODY-In Lowell. April u, Edward T. Howe,
Of NewYork 70 f. daughter Of Joseph Peabody, OF
Lowell. No cards.
AH Notice. Of Marriages must BE- iHdorssd wi!h faH
nd odI
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

North to the slavehOldng element OF the south; sur
render of all manness and Independence TO an arsto
cratic class when prepared 20 demand entire eohtfoi
OF National Affairs as IL did before the war.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
5pecial Notices.
Alfred SDeer's
PUk
PORT GRAPE WINE,


PORT CRAZE WINE,
MOUNT PROSPECT VINEYARDS
The standard New-YOrk City for church commu'
nion hospitals and especially prescribed for sdes ana per
sous OF delicate heaith aa Igsa peoe ~ ~ = Lates YET
Principal office aud salesroOm, 81 Warren-st, n. \.
Blair. Pills. English remedy Rhenmatism
llam-st. y. Y. sOld BY druggists.
Nervous Ex medical essay comprising
YORK. the and premature decline showing In
disputaby how lost health may be regained aonG clear
SeTpas and debility being tie result Of 20 years ex
secTetsfy KAHNs Museum 6sS sToadTay, New.YorE
Patents, trademarks &c.
ARTHUR V. BRIEsE EMS PATENT AGENCY.
25S Broadway, New-York.
Best references. send for book Of instruction.
Private Hospital for surgical OF diseases
and OF the pelvic astTictuT hemoT.
obscure diseases Of the abdomen II situated in
elegant and heaul part Of the CITY, bat one square from he
thoroughly ventilated and reached by an elevator every
No business Of gecnnay nature transacted az the
10, evenings at Dr. DlA0ns residence, ~ 0th-aye.
Pest Once NOtce.-The the ending
SATURDAY, April i3 1875, viii close at tins Office on
wa Queenstown: on WEDN EsDAY. at $50 a. m for Eu
R % eaP o ES2op E2 BY W oSmsS g OR
Correspondence for Geauy and France 10 be for
y m for Europe by steamship H9Satle va Piymoata
Europe by steamship City Of Richmond Queenstown
Correspondence Germany and scotland 70 be forwarded
a. IN Scotland direct by steamship Anehoria via 0las
Hermann via southampton and Correspondence
Britain and the Continent 70 De torN arded by dhls
Sming BotSnia and City Of ichmond take
aSS sant PsS po STs EewYorF April Tie mails
for Nassau n. p, leave Negiork April O. The mails for
YORK April IL The mails for Hayt, savania &C. leave
HewYOrk April 3 The mails China and Japan san
... I'll JAMES. Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
RepeaI Of the Bankrupt law.

The certainly of repeal Bankrupt Law by the
PRESENT CONGRESS renders II expedeut for those IN
tending avail themselves o is provisions 70 give the SUB
ect immediate attention.
have made this a special and
charges VIII made satisfactory Inio alton and eonsalts
lion tree II. u. HATCH Co.
Law and Collection Orhoea,
aafdl AZ
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

TpIRirvE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

DIED.

Marriages mus, b indor.sd wia h4n
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qaitp Aflulebst sournal.

sTiIE INHUMANIrr OF CLIPPING HORSES.
There is great deal said these days by
professors" amateurs. and others about
the benefit of clipping horses. They tell
us the horses feel better. will dry off,
quicker'etc., to the end of long, ingen-
ious chapter. All we have to say is, try it
on. gentlemen. yourselves. S rip off all
yonr clothing but you. flannel drawers and
shirt, and go out for winters campaign in
all kinds of weather Undoubtedly men
dressed in thisstyle will sweat" less, and
feel "freer" to do their work. but we o.
pine slight chilli will now and then
come over your feeble" frames ere the
winter is past and gone. Asa good-natur-
ed farmer said the other day, he Thought
the Lord knew whether the horses
needed the warm covering of hair or not
when he gave it to them and he did not
propose to improve on the Lords work.
But then he was modest in the estimate
of his own knowledge as compared with
the Lord's.-HampShire Gasette.
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,

No. 20 State ST.. opposite !KIIby, Boston
Secures patents In the United States also In Great
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Cop
les OF the claims of any Patent furn shed by re-
hitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency in the United States pos.
sesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
ascertaining the patentabllity Of inventions.
X. IL. EDDY Solicitor OF PATENTS
Testtm O iaIsj
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the mos tcapable
and successful lpractitoners with whom have had
ialintercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable oil securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late commissioner of atents.D
BOSTON, October 10, 1870
X. II. EDDY, ESQ Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in l>IO, my first patent. Since then YOU have
acled for ana advised me in hundreds Of cases and
procured many patents. reissues and extens ions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but
still give you almost the whole OF my business, In
your line and advise others to employ YOU
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan. |. 1873 Tvs
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Nem ADhfrtlsemsuts.

ptke0c Retail price $500 only $500. Parlor
" NO0 organs, price $375 only ares. Paper
zEz1 free. d. p. Beatty, Washington, n. j:
feb9
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The great celebrity OF our TIN TAG TOBAC.
goo has caused many limitations thereof to be
cplaced on the market. We therefore caution all
SChewers against purchasing such limitations.
= All dealers buying or selling other plug tobac-
co bearing hard or metallic label render them
selves liable to The penalty of the Law, and all
persons violating our trade marks are punisha-
{ BILE by fine and imprisonment see act OF Con.
Egress, Aug. H. 1876.
q The genuine LURRILLARD TIN TAG TO.
BACCO can be distinguished by TIN TAG on
eeach lump with Che word LORRILLARD stamp
sed thereon.
over 7,0Ss tons tobacco sold in 1871 and nearly
$4,000 persons employed in factories.
= Taxes paid Gov'mt in 1917 about % 500, 900. and
g anu during the last IL years, over S20,000,o00.
These goods sold by all jobbers at nanufac-
= turers rates.
q ~ .sra4 MARI t&w3mos
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reported snd discussed In the pages OF these peri
adtcsn, N language at once clear, forclble and
comprehensive. The articles are commonly more
eondensed and full OF matter than the average
ooks OF the period.
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Johnsons Anodyne Liniment will positively
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Notice to Creditors In Bankruptcy

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STArEs
FOR rHE DISTRICT OF MAINE
In the matter of Franklin |
Land and Lumber Company,
against whom a petition for In Bankruptcy.
adjudication in Bankruptcy
has been fled
At Portland, in said District, on the 18th day OF
February, A. ID. 1918.
nISTRICr OF MAINE, SIS Upon the motion o
- X. Diiiaway, of Boston, In the County
OF suffolk and Common wealth OF Massachusetts,
Attorney for petitoning creditors in said case and
thereuHto duly authorized that the said petition
for adjudi cation IN bank uptey filed against said
Franklin Land and Lumber Co. be dis missed:
IL Is ordered, upon reading the foregoing motion,
that personal notice be given to all creditors
named in schedules furnished for composition
meeting and also by publication in Kennebec Jour
nal, and that a hearing will be had thereon upon
the first Monday of March next, at s p, NJ.
VIM =. PREBLE, JR.,
Dept, Clerk of the U. S. district Court for the
District of Maine. feb20-t 2aw&w
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