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New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
MARRIED..

DAY-MINTON- At Chatham, n. J.. june G. 1873 by Tho
Rev J. NJ ogden. D. d, Addison H. Day % Grace MntOl,
daughter Of Hudson Atnt0n.
KREBs-POsT-On wednesday, June o. the residence OF
the parents by the Rev PersOn assisted ~
the Row Or. seward Of Middlet0vn n vi DEWITT kreD
OF the late John NJ krcbs D. D. Of NewloIk, 20 Min
ME L. daughter of J. Post, esq, OF RoxbUIy. n. y.
IINDSLEY-PAYNE-On Thursday June g. nc Christ
Church. by the Bishop Of Tennessee assisted by te Rev.
D Shpnan John Lindsey o. shanghai China, virginia
Thayer daughter Of Augustus w. Payne.
-WRIGHT-On ThGrsdaY jane 6. 1878. By the Rev.
D. D., " alter J. Peck 20 Nellie j. Wright
daughter Fred ricK Wright, e.q, all Of this city.
IAMSON-MARSH-On Tuesday, June I. af New ffa.
ven Conn., bv the Rev James D. williamson. Ar. samuel
H. Williamson, Of Cleveland. Ohio, 20 Miss Mary T. Marsh
Of New Haven
An notices Of Marriages must b, iRd0rsed lcih faH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
ABSURD TO CALL II FORGERY.

The afixing of LeVissee's name to one set of
M papers was done Of form. The not
ed not be called forgery, for forgery IL the making
fleng % writing 20 the prejudice OF anOrhers right.
tr Bsyiees rights were surely not preudiced by the
formal Acknowledgement OF an act which ne sweaTs he
piorued and the whole subject OF tnfOfmalty was a.
N known at the time OF the electoral count as II ever
- Be- But from the fOrger and peiJurer Anderson 70
taa Ridiculous exhibition Of weakness and imbecllity
Aas natural siep for the POtterites to make.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
MEETINGS OF sTATE ASSESSORS.
MELIINTH OF oIAIL lA-lI'7-VIs''
Following is the announcement by the State
Assessors Of tho times and places of their meetings for

4 HARD CAsE.-Enter young husband, who
throws himself into chair and e1elams , "a " what
felert Why You had tOOthache when left this morn
ingi And here have been at Epson all day with the
Ioes lot o. feers ever got together In one drag and
won pot money and had no end OF Jolly time, and
did think should find something cheerful ana Jolly 20
greet feller when got hOmel And there are !
toothaehe again do call IL hard upon feler-pre-
ciOus hard !r-lPunch
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 10, n. m.-Satnrday's threat
cnlng rainy weather was accompanied by steady de-
cline of the barometer which reached its lowest point at
midnight when the storm passed OF to the northeast
Through Sunday there increase OF pressure, but
the barometer has again begun To fall There is large
hut excessive percentage OF moisture in the arr ana
the temperature h slowly rising
For TINS ciy and VICINITY cloudy, rainy weather may
be expected IA the early part OF tne day, followed Dy
oloarlng Wealher. InealAy prOmlses u 10 Inc.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
TOREIGN NOTEs.

LONDON, June 9.-Michael StelI, a spinner,
Of Bradford. has failed. His Liabilities are $4,000
LONDON, June 9.-The Lancashire cotton mas
ters are taking steps to enable operatives in America 70
return TO England II stated that several desire to do
so.
PANAMA, May 30.-Messrs. Fralick Murkly
& Co.. Of Philadelphia have offered tO.enter into
tract with the Gillian Government for the completion
OF the Southern railroad They propose to take Gov
ernnent bonds IN payment therefor
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
CONTESTS ON THE WATER.

Three rowing contests were appointed for
Saturday The and wind caused the Nassau Boat
Club TO postpone its regatta The Columbia Boat Club,
Of Bay Ridge held It's sixth annual regatta The
was one and One-half miles, straight away. The first
race was between fouroared gigs Dandy and Dixie
The former took the lead from the first and in 116.
sx-oared race between the gigs America aud COlum-
ba was the next contest the former making the in
Il:6 beating It's competitor by 26 seconds. The last
event wus a singe-scnll lace between G. w. Lipptt,
George Barnes, r. q. Mallett. Lippitt won IN II
h Mystic Roat Club postponed its twelfth annual
regatta until Tuesday. The challenge for sX-oared
nsu1tess Cubs was iowed. Ar the first the Mystics
took the lead and the favOres, but the Dauness
W after sharp struggle shot ahead when about half
way over the course and the race by length, in
T6e following are the entries OF yachts for the TWEEN
ueth annual regatta oi thg jersey Eg i5cHs % S SluT
sloops, 80 feet and over. Pirate, Regina, Mary
under IS feet Lqrline, spray, salus. Minon.
lola; open yachts third class, % feet ana over,
knight fempar. La Belle Psyche, Florence, Torpedo
fourth class under 20 feet BjOu, Willie, Anna Bell ;
nftn class under 20 feet, Alice. Annie Forsyth Edna
Alert Emma Nellie, Zephyr Huldah, Edith, Bell The
start will be made a a. NJ, and the course the usual
THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE CREW.
LONDON, June 9.-The Columbia College
Crew, of NewYopk arrived at Henley Monday night
and secured quarters at the Royal Hotel They took
their first pull on Tuesday afternoon their cedar boat
The new boat and strange water put them at cOnsid
cradle disadvantage. Their first run over the course
rather disappointed the boatmen who witnessed It.
Since then, with many changes in the boats rigging
they have made great improvement, and the river men
are loud in praises Of their STYLE II any fault is found
it is that they are too light The crew go about
two and one-half miles each morning and afternoon
The crew have not yet made their entries, but they
expect 10 be in both OF the fourOared II stated
that the Cambridge four will consist or men VINO were IN
the recent University The Oxford Crew, Is sup
posed will be composed Of new men. They are expected
In arrive m fortnight. The representatives, OF the
Thames Rowing Club are not expected until the day OF
the race. - ,, =, Wv, NM, avn,
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-At the regatta Of
the schuylkil Navy yesterday morning. only the trial
heats were rowed The first trial beat was won by the
College Boat Club the Undlnes second ana the oneidas
third. The second heat was won by the Quaker CITY
Cmb beating the Nautilus The third heat was won Dy
the Crescent Club, beating the Pennsylyania.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
PERUVIAN AFFAIRS.

LIMA, May 21.-The Peruvian Ministry re-
signed in body the 18th, since when Cabinet has
been formed The of the resignation Of the late
Ministry appears have been the want OF harmony be-
tween them and the President.
Business steadily improves in Peru account or the
better price Of exchange Exports of nrates are largely
the increase. Altogether, the country IA better OF
financially than at any time In the last ten years.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
A sncIAIIsrs' MAss-MErTING.
FArAL FAIL FRoM A RooF.

The police have ascertain0d that Vito Ippo-
Ito the Italian who found dead In the yard Of No.
10 Jersey-st early yesterday morning. killed BY
falling from the roof OF the house He had been only
four days this country. and while visiting friend
living in the house sleep the roof He fell
over during the night and probably instantly killed
Tie was found daybreak with his sku crushed ia and
one arm broken m two places.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
THEOLOGICAL VIEW OF MATTHEWS.

senator Matthews is the most hurt of the
,-sesitt who have been connected with the transac
49, 4 M under aiyesugatiOn and he have sinned
setAehlng too much Importance 20 the repentance OF
ne and 10 have been unfortunate as 10 interpret
sos. piece Of raseality 10 be an at9nng sacrifice
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
sCHUYLKILL NAVY REGATTA.
COMPETING AT oREEDMooR.

The tenth competition for Sharp's prize of
$3.50 in gold ct Creedmoor on Saturday, was inter
rupted at the close Of 500 yards shooting by the
storm aud was postponed until Wednesday. W. II. Jack
son and ]. l.. Allen, both members Of the American
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
SLIM LUCK THUS FAR.

Unless Potter and ms committee find better
pfO9 Of WrOngdOng than they have yet adduced. tie
Investigation Will cover its promoters with ridcule We
have desire however 10 prejude the II II
be shown that any Of tho distinguished Republicans
NnOm the Democratic members Of the committee are
seeking mp1eate are cupabe, hope they viii be
punished yet there 10 be ground 10
fufpeff them Of faiecOulucf.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
VERY CROSS ABOUT THINGS.
ElrnLn TIa II.en IanlLILenn

Tt is often asserted that the President is
carrying out the Cnonnat platform. He Is doing moth
ing Of the kind. and he knows C. 50 does every we'll
Informed He Ras, regards MS conduct toward
hs party, violated nearly every principle Of honor
vel as OF RepuDcanlsm. Those who talk 10 the oOu-
trary tar both falsehOOd and nonsense whether they
know II or not
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
a FLIGHT OF FANCY.


II Job lived IN these days IN brOwn-st0ne-
lto1t sith nansard roof he would doubtless remark
=. ~ fGmbled with his lafch-sey 10 the nght OF recent
tfenis and a parlOr-matoh, " Ohi that mine enemy
@oaia Nfiie lot Of letters"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

team had made the leading % % ia possible
70. Twenty live rIfcmen competed 9or Idc T0, ftcta
aud Farm badge which was won BY 9. y Blydpnbargh,
OF the American team score Of - 10 possible o.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

large suus nf mopey have been made IN Walsf by per-
enough invest at the right time The old house
OF Alex FrofhIngham & Co. brokers, IL Was. entitled
absolute confidence Their customers are frequently
wared by large returns send for their Financial Report
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
sperial Notices.
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New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
COMMUYLSTIC BLUSLER.

THREATS II THE WEST OF A GENERAL RAILROAD
STRIKE.
DEs MONIES Iowa, June "a drunken leader
OF the here last evening boasted that at noon
on June IT, the day on which Congress adjourns, all
railroad trains throughout the country Will stop by
agreement between the Communists and the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers. good deal OF
confidence is repOged in his assertion as
he is known 20 be in a position 10 be
cOnversant with the plans of the Communist leaders
Communists here cay boldly that at June II
every ear-whee will stop the United states. They
are evidently preparing FOR important event. and
the fact that they speak of COmmunstic picnic. which
is Sunday In Chicago eyde that they
have sinister designs. IL Is doubtful II they viii
be enabled 20 carry them out, they are carefully
watched Their leaders In constant correspondence
with outside men, and have some arms and an Organ-
zati0n.
A SOCIALISTS MAss-NEETING.
CHICAGO June 9-The Agitation Committee OF Social
lists held their regular weekly meeting last evening" and
made arrangements for grand massmeetng 10 be held
next Thursday eyenlngat which the SOciato situation
IN Germany win he discussed Prominent and weilin-
formed German citizens to-day denounced Socialism In
very strong terms saying was the sheerest nonsense
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

.uf~s one asrgaietrca g1a y tcntha or
divisions Il tne Tor tle "a Apua
nirht white represents the eaeiaons
g.. t.c mercury alrlag ngurA
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
now TO QUELL THE LOCUST.
AN OFFICIAL REPORT.

AN INTERESTING REPORT OF THE BREEDING
GROUNDS AND THE WAYS OF DESTROYING THIS
TROUBLESOME INSECT.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

The building occupied by the company Is leased, and
the company has Investments real estate otcr than
In loans Oh bond and mortgage.
Deputy superintendent Mccall has prepared his re-
port cation into the Affairs of the company,
n which u Understood that ne crtcses sharply some
Of the real estate loans, aud recommends change IN
1 a. uageTucut Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
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geuemanE library offered FOR sale In some time nearly
all best editions and In elegant bindings
National Republican., 1878-09-25

the Alban Hills, when Rome grows dull Miss
brewster Is the author Oftho interesting article on
Charlotte Cushman In q recent number Of Black
rood.
J. T. DICKsoS, OF Virginia George y. Eyerill,
North Carolina; W. Twinburne. Pennsylvania \.
Htchmor, London George Haywood Mount HOl.
W, N J# :. NJ Whipple, Illinois; e. II. Gt0svcn"r.
ohio. md J.. AsherrOtte, Philadelphia arc stopping
o. the Ebhiu House.
A COMPLEMENTARY breakfast was given sunday
morning to Dean stanley, of London, by Rev. +.
yiUtion some ihrty.hvo ur the Episcopal clergy Of
TINT lul other c'tC, met the distinguished stranger
at tho Hotel brunswick.
MIN, FluWENcE NIGHTINGALE Ia now sixty years
old, anil lives IN London almost n prisoner To her
Tuur', 50 III Is she. once year she takes her
widowed mother to DCrhyshire. She wrote lately
IN % letter 10 u friend: "OvcTwUrkCl rs ] am my
| health Il necessarily bud. Thank God, who still
gives Inc work to do for Him."
LNlEN BEIrIMAS who has been before the pub
ir for more than forty years, and whom pr. Howe
! though llnh deaf mute, to spell and read in Q
| few months nnl alterwnrd 10 write END play skill
tny Oil the piano. i now nearly my, and has re
deemed all the CNIt CITATIONS iormCdOfhrr childhood
| She ht' good general education, including many
advanced studies she writes well, and has man!
mental resources; She scws excellcntly; Is nc
| quaintCl with domestic duties communicate
| freely with her friends. and enjoys life keenly
Through the one sense Of touch her intellectual NC
murnl nature has been developed from chaos anC
d rSnC's 10 form and Hht II may be gratifying 4
learn that her theological views are sound, thOugl
many people regret that she was not earlier In
| slruCtul In the Bible, to which instruction Dr
| Howe objected, lest premature attempts at rclig
| lous education should give her " unworthy idea
| d d
National Republican., 1878-09-25

scrupulously honorable in their dealings
with each other Judge Gotham, who Is
among the straightest ofthc Dcnss~atic sect,
has sued Lieutenant Governor DORsHEIMER,
tho Democratic Lieutenant-GOvernor under
both TiInES and ROBINSON, to recover
$4,000, alleged TO have been expended
by him upon the authority Of DoEsmEINER,
and in the interest Of TILpES and reform,
in the setting up and manipulating of con.
vCntions TO secure the nomination of Don
sIIrlNfER and the election of both TILpES
ynd DuRsiGEIMER in November Of that year.
DuEsHEiMER was elected, but TnDEN
failed and neither then seemed anxious to
reimburse the pocket Of Judge COrlRAN,
who had been not only u very faithful but
very unscrurulous servant of the interests
Of both.
It is intimatcd oh the part of DoRsHrIM-
Frs friends thRt the suit is brought simply
ns IN agent for Furnishing him for hay-
ing deserted TnDEN and his friends in
the city of Buffalo, where both the plain
| til and defendant reside. At best, it is an
interesting kettle Of fish, and is likely TO
verify the old adagc When rogues fall
"Out honest men hear the TRUTH CoTH-
RAN is 10 slouch in contest, aud the pros
poets are that, unless the matter is compro-
missed and hushed up, he will make it lively
and pleasant for WILLIAM"
National Republican., 1878-09-25
TnoUBLEIN TnE FAMILY.

The city of Buffalo, the great state of
New York, and the nation even, are unitodly
the theatre of great political scandal in
connection with the Presidential canvass IN
l-7O. There seems to have been cheating
all around the board during that contest,
and the Democrats appear to have been i'm
pressed with the idea that cheating is
pleasant, but it is more pleasant to cheat
" than to be cheated Every intelligent man
in the country knows that the Democrats
cheated the Republicans out Of Alabama
Mississippi, and Arkansas in that election
and it Is matter Of record that an attempt
WAS made to cheat them out Of Oregon by
bribery aud corruption. But no one sup
posed that the Democrats would violate tho
old maxim that "thero is honor among
" Thieves" and practice their dishonesty
upon each other
The city ofEBulalo, however, furnishes
evidence that the Democrats were not
National Republican., 1878-09-25
PERSONAL.

NINE. ANNA BrSuor sailed for Europe Saturday
WILKIE COLLINS will shortly publish u new
novel.
LrNpnLAn, Jenny LInd's teacher, swedish COM
Mrs. SHEnNAN, wife Of the General, Is seriously
Ill At Atlantic CNy.
u. II. KIppEu and J. Il. Bartlett U. s. ", are an
ChnrCd at the Ebbltt House.
DI. CARVER recently killed sixty. three prairie
chickens in Minnesota without missing one.
THE Countess Of AriOst1, the last descendant OF
TIE poet, IN, Just died At EayoHna aged ninety.
MG- ABBE CARRINGToS, OF Fond du Lac, mad
her d,Jut IN TGrmta in Milan, Italy, Monday even
/ ing,
/ SPEAKER SAMUEL J. RANDALL and Mr. jeremiah
;, Back, Of Pennsylvania, GTe al the New York
! Nh. ASp Mus. W. W. M,LEAS. Of Scotland. and
! MI, lI"rris vi London England are guest, at the
Arlington.
| Hos. ErPA IIuNroS and his friend, Captain \. D.
Payne, occupied adjoining apartments AT TIC Ma
/ uOhUl last evening.
CnAHLrs lIgrnlEcK Of New York ], 4. McEw.
] en- and W. j. NA,iDn, Nashville, Tenn, unl J. T.
Mu-Acr Of New York are stopping At the Arlington,
BILL Langley the Texan despGTGlo. has been sell
tnucr u be G,Igrl lie thanked the judge and
jury Tor thor courtesy aud invited them to be pies.
/ Cmt at the execution.
| arrived Ut Fyrrys, Monroe rom the south, sunday
| evening", Uc,p!alRnicd by MS fatally, AM is
quartervd at the Hygeia Hotel
MP-. :. Il PHELI, aud Miss :, Phelps, Ofrhe city;
! A. H. Bel uuI wife, Galveston, Tex; Miss l.. B
/ Br.ir, PAi!UdrlpInn; e. r. NuItur, New York and
| l.. H. Murray, Louisville, Kyo are at the RIsgs
| luW,u
rnGpGb said to be o possibility of another mar,
| rInge Of dwsrfs, the Milgels General Mite and
| Lucie A.ute, now acting the part Of devoted
lover. The litlle lady does however mos. Of the
. WUUlug.
Mrs. DEv>ls KEAESEY, WIFI Or the California
Rgu.IyT while ~ route East the other day, was tho
, viclll Of an assault by party Of rDugAs, WIG
broke into the sccond.class coach where she was
| Sc ping.
MRs. JULIA A. MOORE. 3. ). Of NJ, Ia erecting 0
new poem, which she says will DO ut "iutGnser IN
t.Ir-t than any InjUn story ever hitherto pTiNird
In hOyk." III, sweet singer refuse, to reveal
either plot Ur title Mt present
MIS-, HAnRIEr HosMEK and Mss Anne Brewster
ure dvsCrILod s going donkey-rid!"g together over
National Republican., 1878-09-25

Senator &. +. ioAR, OF Massachusetts,
made a speech at Worcester Oh Friday last,
which was especially severe upon General
BUTLER, the Grcculack candidate for Gov
crnor. He reviewed the history of our ma
tional legislation on finance, and then
pointed 10 the history Of France and her
a,|yaots, and the wild spirit OF speculation
connected Herewith, depicting the subsc.
Quent period of keen distress of the people
that cnsucd under the decentralization OF
business. Then he traced the history Of
our own Government. In April, 1877, gold
was ll3-that is, Fll3 of currency would
buy 800 in gold. In June, leo, gold was
at ! OOO-that is, 3ll 900 Of currency would
buy 800 Of gold. In 1881 the currency
passed away us worthless This, he re-
marked, shows the utter folly of contest
between the laws passed by Congress and
" the incxorablc laws Of trade These bills
were always legal tender" He said that
the fuctuation of prices was caused really
by the fluctuations Of paper money, and in
this the workman is hit first, he is hit last,
" he is hit the hardest He continued:
| A. Ia the colonial period, spectators and
| fraudulent debtors alone were benefited by
irrcdccmabIc paper, 50 in the time Of the RcvO.
| luton YOU have seen that none were udynn-
tagged but r0gus and Tories; so in France the
dcr4agoguc,, tbs, gamblers, the lceches of the
cities wrrc blUutcd with suiien wealth.
/ Lastly, ,,, in tie colonial pcripd, as soon us
sprcle payment was resumed, Massachusetts,
, like i handicapped raCC.hOrse with the weights
: removed, started on u new career Of pru,pering
| industry So after the paper money Of the
( Revolution burst like bubble, the American
people started upon that career of growth
which has been the wonder of mankind under
tie protection of that institution, one OF whose
Old Its Sa- to secure them the blessings Ol hon
csl money. ~ France, when her drunken dream
WAS over, nor paper destroyed, her specie come
back entered, within year, on q new period
Uf prosperity. such will be our fate 1t We yield
ourselves to this temptation. No honest mo.
chanic no hard working farmer, no sturdy
W Irkman, no adventurous merchant, no hardy
sailor, no fisherman vDyinE the sea with hur.
pUJu or line or net, will reap anything but dis
ustel and sorrow. But II there he anywhere 4
man skilled in the devices by which great for.
tunes are nude In the hour Of the people peril
if thCio be- anywhere u man who made mOn"y
IN the war by trade with the enemy II there
be anywhere man whose purse has hIlleucd
on Jobs and Government contracts II thUre DI
National Republican., 1878-09-25

anywhere n man to whom fraudulent corpora
tions turn by instinct for aid when they scheme
to plunder the public; II there be anywhere q
man who knows how to contrve laws by which
he can bleed the sailors and soldiers and their
widows and orphans, be assured that this man
will find advantage in the general suffering,
and increase his already blOatcd wealth amid
the general poverty.
These dark and dnmning lines, while
they 10 not contain BUTLEE's name, clearly
reflect his political and personal likeness Of
habit and chnracter But lest some Of his
hearers might - to identify the picture
and make propNIppl.cation of 1t, the Sen
ator called attention TO BUTLER by name,
referred to his speech at Charleston on the
18th Of October, l-57, and criticised with
Caustic touch his uttcrances th"n as COM
pared with his present political teaching
and attitude. But we have not the space
to devote to further extracts from q speech
of five columns every sentence of which is
full of point--the truth fifty spoken-nnd
which would repay the careful reading oil
every sparkling thought and argument con-
tanned therein.