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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
MYSTICAL NOTES.

Miss Thursby is to have a farewell benefit
in Boston, where she is great favorte' on the SUN
inst.
II is said that the new Pope, who IS much
given to music has resolved to increase the number OF
the choir in the Vatican.
"The Creation" was sung on Sunday mShV
IN Boston by the Handel and Haydn Society, with Miss
T7,ursbv Mr. Fessenden and Mr. NJ W. Whitney as
sOlOists.
An amateur minstrel entertainment Will ne
given next Saturday evening at Cnckerng Hall for the
benefit OF the Samaritan Home for the Aged There VIII
he good double vocal quartet, and number OF AiSiy
interesting and amusing novelties are promised \
number OF the amateur performers in this sort OF
performance will take part and there is no donot tha'
the entertainment will be successful in every way As
10 the charity for which it is given is too we'll known
10 need praise.
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APRIL STORMS.
HEAVY RAINFALL IN THE WEST.
PATHWAY TRACKS WASHED AWAY.
NAII'"HI A"ANh'
INnY,N.porrs Ind Anril % IA heavy

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April pa heavy rain
and wind storm occurred along the line
Of the indianapolis and ST. Louis Kailroad'
this morning, between Bethalto and Alton
Junction, doing considerable damage TO farms
and the railroad About 1000 feet OF The Indianapolis
and st. Louis Road was washed away, and no trains
have passed that part OF the road since morning.
The regular trains toSt. LOUIS the Wabash
track from Ltchfeld. The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad also suffered damage
quarter Of mile Of track Is reported
wasted away near Alton Junction AT Vienna, Ill, q
number of dwelling houses and other buildings
rooted and others were injured by the wtndstOrm No
person is reported killed or seriously injured.
FLOODS AT ST. LoUIs-EXTRNT OF TIE STORM.
ST. LOUIS, April 23-Oue of the heaviest rain
storms ever known set in about 10 O'Clock last
night and prevailed till about 1 o'clock this morning
The water fell torrents flooding streets and cellars and
doing deal of damage Nearly three inches OF water fell
Reports received from all parts OF the city mention
houses and residences flooded and their contents
were badly injured destroyed Sewers were cayed IN
In different parts OF the city, gardens were washed
ont. and in several instances weak roofs gave
way under the great weight OF water upon them,
Of and injury 10 property will reach many
thousands OF dollars The storm extended over
the country between the Mississippi River and tho
Rocky Mountains. The heayesi rainfall however Was az
tory. The fail Of water here between 10 o'clock last
night aud o'clock this morning was about FOUR lhehes
DAMAGE IN WESTERN TENNESSEE.
MEMrHIs, Tenn, April 23.-At o'clock last night
severe rain and thunderstorm set In, which con-
tnued throughout the night Between that hour
and Gas tins morning 2.s5 inches Of rain fell
Bayou Gayoso oyerhowed and swept away the
bridge at sccondst., which recently cost tho
city S25 600. 1t is feared planting interests have SUI
few weeks the bottom lands are covered win ram
water and the damage to fencing from the oxetn9W 9
creeks and bayOus Is very great Az ths wrlIhg-lVoo
a. n-the rain continues, with DO signs OF abatement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
OH. BIT THIS Is 100 THIN

We observe a disposition on the part of the
Republican organs to make fun OF Mr. GlOyer's inves
cations. some OF them speak sarcastcauy OF his
derful skill with the probe, while others cOnine The
selves TO commenting upon the singular patriotism
which his party displays in sustaining inquiry
which thus far has only developed fraud the Demo
cratic side. THE NEW-IOBR TRIBUNE, indeed is so
struck with his performances, that II eXClams: " THIS
man must be set up in business for himself, If the Re-
publican party has to bear the whole expense" This
doubt very witty and calculated TO make Democrats
feel very cheap but has u occurred TO our Repub
frieDds that perhaps there is higher grade o;
political honesty than they familiar with when In
pOweri Has il occurred to them that the nyestigg
tons which ordered by the House, after struggle
in which opposed the Glover resolution with all the
Vindctye feelings of suspected thief were direc ted
against fraud wherever 1t should be found aud bv whom
comlntfpd9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
YATTERsoN SHOWS NERVOUSNESS ABOUT THOsI


THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE will reproduce
its Southern claims article, suppose this week. with
100000 600 added TO the $500 100000 1t already
asserts Is claimed by the South II is very easy pile
up bogus figures THE TRIBUNE does, but observe
very carefully refrains from stating many south
ern claims" have been paid, nor does this Northern
Brgadier dare 10 print exact account OF what has
been paid 70 the Northern Brga Hers Of the United
States Treasury does 1t even explain where mat
100000 900 went which the Government received Tor
captured abandoned property after the war, and
which was entered the national books The North
BrgadeTs got large share OF that, OF TIE
TRIBUNE doesn't 10 discuss the matter, however
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MUSIC.
FINNISH NATIONAL AIRS.

The entertainment by Miss Selma Borg OF
which we have already spoken will take place at Chich
crjug Hail ON Tuesday evening, May z. IL Will begin
with the performance OF swedish National Airs by an
orchestra consisting of about twenty Of Thomass bdhu
conducted by Miss Borg in person An Address Oh 'l'o
Finnish Mythology will follow, and then we are to nave
snectmens Of the Finnish Folk Songs and other National
melodies interpreted both by the orchestra ana the
voice Some of the songs will be given by Miss May
Moss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
FEAR OF ANOTHER ELECTORAL DISPUTE.

Gentlemen of prominence In both OF the
existing political parties share. 10 large degree the
senfiments credited 10 Secretary McCraTy. in effect
that the next President of the United States viii be
elected by House OF Representatives, owing u the
failure OF either party to have majority Of all OF the
electoral votes That Is they believe that the side issues
which are now being agatcd viii split up the Republic
can apd Democratic parties to an extent that win pre-
vent either Of them from controlling majority % the
whole number of electors appointed and thereby throw
the election into the House OF Representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne Past 81 hours.

WASHINGTON, April "a, 1 \. m.-The
barometer has and is now highest over New-Eng-
land and the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence lt has fallen in the
East Gulf States ONO Valley and Lake Region where 1t
now lowest heavy rains and areas OF high
winds or local storms reported from Tennessee north
ward Cooler brisk northery winds prevail from Texas
10 Wisconsin Easterly winds with ram prevail IN inc
Middle states ana New-En gland.
Indications
For the Middle States and Gey-Engand, stationary
followed by falling barometer cooler northeast 10 SOUTH
east Winds and cloudy aud rainy weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
PAYING A CHURCH DEBT BY A FAIR.

A fair by the ladies of st. AIMS Roman
Catholic Church. In East Twefthst' the proceeds OF
which assist paying the debt upon the ohurch
and parochial school, was opened last evening III
Ferrcro's AasscmbIv Rooms The hall is hand
sOmely decorated, and all the booths or taDles
are adorned with bright scarlet trimmings.
Among the main articles which attracted attehon ast
evening, stole and surplice, NJ ~. Ann tSoe,
which will be given TO the priest receiving tue inquest
number Of votes At the table OF the House O ne hOg
Family Is solid silver tea service, SIX pieces AaHnoo
10 this gift Is the card Of Mrs LORD, NO. ~ west
IOurtecnlh-Et.
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innocence and insisted that no money and Govern.
ment bonds had been turned TO him by M sted-
we'll Mr. Noyes will be taken before United states DIS
trict Judge Dixon, at Trenton to-day, on hsbeas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

az was not aware that you knew him" sad
Tom Smith TO Irish friend, the other day know
him o. said he In tone which eOmprehended the kHOW-
edge OF more than one life knew him WHOM his father
was boy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

L., .nasran .ais.'as % 4s - -.
ttnH Tor toe l9iis
preceding midnight white Lac represents sAs SiioA'
q mercury those usIFs
TRIBUNE OFFICE. April p, a. m.-Except remark
able depression during the runs OF yesterday morning.
ter has been no bar0mcric change OF any importance
in the past "a hours. Yesterdays temperatures were
lower than on the preceding day There an excess OF
moisture III the air -,
For this city and vicinity, cool ana pTty CLOUDY
weather may be expected to-day, with probability OF
wind and ram. Tomorrow Is likely 70 be clearer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
MIRRIED.

MARsH-PALEN-Apr %, 1873. at the residence Of the
hides psrcnts BIZ the Rev MT Cornell r. Grant Marsh of
TrOoklyn y. " TO Lbbe DeNoe daughter OF Arthur Pa
len, esq Of HaTpersyille, y. y.
An notices Of Marriages must De iRaorsed nth full
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Special Notices.
Belmont Collection.
on PUBLIC EXHIBITION,
..A. -. ostha


for the benefit OF the
HOUSE OF REST FOR CONSERVATIVES fremont, y. Y
YOUNG woMEN's AID ASSOCIATION, 20 Bond ST.;
HOME FOR THE BLIND, i4thst.
on Thursday Friday and Saturday Of this week from
10 p. m,
ADMISSION so CENTS.
entrance the gallery lsthst northeast corner o. ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Mans Nission on Earth.-A thorough Medical Treatise
indicating how Confirmed Disabilities may De removed th9
cypeItence study Observation and professional
Allowing the agencies that VIII insure isfsoel VI t
Vitality and sound conditions OF Heat
by OyeftaNco powers A statement
of The Obstacles Marriage and of the means by which they
can be removed mail zoe currency or postage staps
Address Secy Museum Anatomy SCIENCE ll40 u dWay Ny,
Patents, Trademarks &c,
Secured the United states and foreign CountueS Dy
ARTHUR V. BRIESENS PATENT AGENCY,
2jS broadway New-NOrk
Best references send for book OF instruction.
Posi- once Votice.rhe foreign wa.ls Tor the enGns
SATURDAY, April 81 1875, Will close az tins ONCE On
TUESDAY at a M, for Europe, BY steamship Montana,
wa Queenstown on WEDNESDAY at S3u am for Europe,
by steamship Russia wa Queenstown on TUESDAY, az
10 for Ireland by steamship city OF Montreal VIA
Queenstown for Great Britain and The Con
be forwarded by this steamer must be speca az
dreaseo and at II for EUROPE by steamship
IL Europe, by steamship britanne va
town correspondence for Germany and scotland 20 DC io
Warded by this must be specially ssel ana
AZ A. Scotland direct, by steamship BohNA vla as
cow and al 1890 Tor Germany, Nc Wy sednshp OuerI
via Southampton and Bremen Correspondence lOf Gfe
ain and the Continent 90 be OIWaIuO O TINS steamer
must he specIaly addressed. The steamships Montana
JUssa and Brauuic iake maui Or Denmark swOdep
an1 SoTWav The mails Tor Brazil direct leave Newly Ors
ANAL 81 The malls the West Indies via 81 Thomas. also
Tt rico and venezuela direct leave NewYork April "a.
mo mails Tor CHINA Japan ieaye san Francisco May l..
The malls for Australia &c, leave san Francisco MAY H.
Post once, New.York. April %. 1915
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ALBANY.
voRK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

INNATE az THE SUPPLY BILL IN THE sENATE-NEw
MILITARY CoDE-cARE OF THE POOR AND INSANE
-RuIs ORDERED TO A THIRD READING IN THE
ASSEMBLY,.
In the Senate yesterday there were heated de-
bates over items in the Supply Bill, which was re-
ported by the committee reduced more than $2OO'-
900 since received from the Assembly. in the
Assembly the bill revising the military coue
WAS explained by General Hustled ana
ordered to a third reading. The Ocean Path-
way Bill, the New-York and Western flpe-Lile
Bill. and the James Slip Ferry Bill were
also ordered TO third reading. The bill for the
codiGcation of the Poor laws was debated and re-
committed. together with resolutions on the same
subject submitted by Mr.. Brooks
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PUBLISHERS OFTHE SCIENTIFIC NEWS.
PATENTS, CAVEATS
DESIGNS, TRADE MARKS, LABELS.
'qfOTmatiOn and Pamphlet sent Tree.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-10
NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION & ENTERTAINMENT
n az reasonable rates can be had By parties in
fyaHfif TO and from Baltimore at Forrest wharf
per Patuxentstesmers By calling on
JOHN H. BUCKLER
Nov. 3, le76--sf FORESTS wharf Nd
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VICTOR FERTILIZER
A Great wheat Manure.

THE same formula, prepared by the same man
} ufactnrers used with entire satisfaction and
with great success on the Eastern Shore and Wes-
tern Maryland on wheat the pas, season. makiag
more wheat than any other fertilizers used side
by side.
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NOTICE.

Sept 10, 1s7s-sw.
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For Y so

We win insert q one-inch advertisement, thir-
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six months note In settlement. Advertisement
may appear three months every week, or every
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Office. For catalogue Of papers and other inior-
nation address GEO. r. R0WELL q CO.,
10 Spruce ST., New York.
P.S.-For an order amounting to $1,000 we
viii give q reading notice gratis.
Sept. 10, lSTS-4w.
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DIR. SIDNEY d. GRANT,
80. 81 H0RTH STREET,
(Opposise City Han
BALTIMORE, SD. =
OFFICE FoR THE TREATMENT OF ALL
DISEASES.

DR.. Grant successfully treats Asthma, Brun.
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You poor sufferers With che Asthma, who have
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Physicians have failed, and saved them from a
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Kidneys, Gravel or any Urinary disease, Dia-
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Many are suffering with ringing in the Ears, Of
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Dir. Grant before il Is too late.
Reliable persons in every part Of the city aad
State can testify 20 DIR. Grants great success IN
treating the above named diseases.
REMEMBER, DR.. Grant treats all diseases Of
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RATIFTCATION NOTICE.

Aug. Is, is7s-Gw.
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Orphans Court Of N. Mary's county, Set
August 13, 1878.
ORDERED By THE COURT, Thas Mary R.
- Saith and H. Harris Caraasier, Ad-
ministraiors Of LOGAN q. SMITH, late q
ST. Mary's county, Maryland, deccased, give she
nntiCr required y law 10 the decesseds csedi-
tors 10 exhibit their claims and that The sans -
published once q week Cor six successive Wcekaim
The Sc. Mary Beacon.
Tesis JAMs Z. u. RA1KT,
II Register Of Wills for So. Masy' eoansy.
NOTICE.
In pursuance oftis above order, We hereby givo
notice that we bare obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, lettcrs Of
administration on the personal estate Logan q.
Smith, late or said CO., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by notified 20 exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto TO the subscribers, ON
OF before the i4th day Of Feb. 1879, they win
otherwise By law be excluded from the benefits
Of the said estate. An persons indebted 70 the
deceased are requested 10 make immediate ray-
ment 10 the subscribers.
MARY r. SMITH,
i B. FARRiS CANAL T1R,
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OmeIal Order from Number 90.

re All WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
NK7E have made another reduction on the
w price Of all our
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
makiag them cheaper than any house in Balti-
more.
= We still sch the celebrated TINES COOK,
which IL undoubtedly the leadiag cooking appa-
Fatus ever inventca BY hnmsll genius. There
Ire many envious dealers, who cannot secure an
Agency for its sale, who win try 70 persuade you
bny some other kind. In order to get the
enufne article 60 direct 70 the manufacture,
w. j. III. GLUCK,
5e n. Gar St., bet. the Bridge and Front Sts.,
BaltimeTe, Nd,
I'd 30 srkers else.
we have every variety Of STOVES in the
market, as the usry Ecssesf cnsA prices.
All We ask Is come and sc the quality and
prices Of onr goods.
Nc Psnifeniiary made Stoves sold by me.
W. ]. II. GIsUCK,
90 North GAY Street,
beEw. the Bridge and Front Streets,
Baitimore, Id
Sep. 10, isss-iy.
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Diam BeaDsifaiSq. Grand Planes, pFiet&i 900,
I lQnu only $z75. Magnificent Upright Planes,
price 50 ,006, only &155. EssgantUpsight Pianos,
price $500, only SITS. Pianos, octave, &l25,
= Sies, New Styles. Organs $3s. Organs. 9
sop $3.50, Church FgaE = ;'s r.. r s,
ror Top Organs only SIes. Beautiful faFioF
Orxnn. price sc4s, only @e5. Fraud Exposed,
$500 reward. Read Craps for the Unwary'
and Newspaper about the cost Of Pianos and Or
ennSs 6ENT FREE. Please address DANIEL
y. BEATTY, Washington, N. J..
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New Advert easements.

fEsEACHER.-A Virginia lady, an experienced
D. and successful te6cbeF, desires posisi0m,
either ii pnbiie or private school. Cnexcep-
sionni,Ie resefenc1s. Address, stating salary and
branches 70 Be laughl Ssx Us, uniTsrsity d
Virginia.
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For honesty and fair deaIing we refer to:
Hon. Geo. Brent, Court Of Appeals OF ~.
Hon. Barnes Compton, State Treasurer vt Nd.
Hon. F. Stone, Port Tobacco, Nd.
n Edelen Sc
Col. Saml. Cox, Cox's Station, Nd, aud al
others who know US personally.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-10

TO a ADVERTISERS.
Send for cur Sele2t List Of Local Newspapcrs-
Sent .Fee on Application. Address GEO. r.
POWELL CO., 10 Spruce 81. n. Y.
- chrens Cards tpcrfect bcAuties) with
~ name, ios. Outats ioc. Turner Gard Co.,
Ashland, Mas.
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL,
ST. MARY'S COUNTY, ND.
ron CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Messrs. EditoFS Please announce Captasa
JOHN N. GRAVES as a suitable candidate for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for ST. Mary county
at the election in 1879, and say that be will be
cordially supported by the people Of The county.
Nov 80, 1877. Sixth District.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-21
1ne Cousumpave's Paradise.

Gu To Colorado! It is 2 perfect Ar
ctdi4 for CDnsumptives Consump-
tion can not exist in that climate. Peo-
pie Who 20 there even in the last stages
of the di-ea- e, after reside0ce of only
a few months, come away perfectly
restored. l tell you a dose OfCOlOradO
is the best remedy for consumption
ever discovered Such are some of
the praises lavished upon Colorado as
a resort for consuWptives, and only
prove now egregiOus!y ignorant these
speakers aud writer's are OF the real
nature OF the disease. II we were not
personally acquainted with some of
these pTaIseTs and know them TO be
houest, wtll-meaning people, we
should suspect that they had been
"Toped into an advertising scheme,
To augment he price and sale of Color
ado LANDS, or we're working in the in
tsTest of some Colorado hotel keeper.
Persons sUff-ring from a mere inflam-
nation Of the lung tissue are doubtless
often completely restored by a brief
residence in Colorado or Florida. But
" hen srrufuIOus matter has begun TO
accumulate in the lungs, no climate,
however healthful, can alone effect a
cure A thorough course of medical
treatment Is required, aided by such
hygiene measures IS the condition of
the patient VIII permit. The scrofu-
ious matter must be absorbed and ex-
p-lie1 from The system by the nse of
efficient Alternatives. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Med cal Discovery is 8 power
full Alternative, aud, aided by the Pleas
ant Purga;ive Pellets, is an invaluable
agent for expelling scrofulOus matter
from the lungs aud system. DIR. Pier
ce's Invaltds' Hotel, st Buffalo, n. Y,
offers special advantages to this class
of patients. The best methods of med
zeal and hygiene treatment are there
pursued, besides the locality is one of
the few which enjoys special immuni-
ty from this disease.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-21

GcS week in your own town. Terms and
YOV outfit free. Ad lress II. HALLETT q Go
Portland, Maine,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-21

Hawkins county editor of the
Gazette says about ''hard times"
and if that is any justification of
dishonesty, the point is well taken.
There are thousands of individuals
in this State and elsewhere who
find it a great inconvenience
to pay their debts, but still
they are struggling to do
so and will do it. The talk about
waiting until Congress does some
thing that never viii be done, is alb
surd and in keeping with the spirit
of the Democratic platform adopted
at Nashville last August.
But we insist, and as citizen of
Tennessee, we have a right to insist
that this matter shall be settled. If
those in power are willing to take
upon themselves the fearful respon-
sibility of an act of such brazen
dishonesty, let them take it. We
should regret to see even the Demo>
cratic party place itself upon the
record in such an unenviable light
before the world, but if they have
made up their minds to perpe-
trate the robbery, let them
do it boldly and promptly.
By their duplicity they have de-
ceived the people in the past. Let
them now take action. Then if the
people endorse them, the RESPONSE
bility will not rest only with the
politicians, but upon all who sustain
them. Let the issue be made di-
rectly and clearly and then the
matter viii be understood and set
tied one way or another.