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The New York herald., 1878-03-04
ST. PATRICKS CATHEDRAL
HELP THE poon-sERMoN Bx REV. rArHE

EEARNEY.
Al ST. Patrick's Cathedral tho sermon was preached
by the Rev. Father Kearney who took the theme Of
his the gospel OF the day. In which mar
rated the cxcmpincaton OF faith In Christ The preacher
gave theological exposition OF faith such should
have the Redoemer and Of the love expected from
us In for what Jesus had done for uz. Having
spoken forcibly this point he asked the congrega
tion to remember the poor who, as Christ Himself
says, always with ua In ai tho heavenly splen-
dor oi Chrsts life on earth there was scarcely any.
thing which stood ont 30 prominently and appesIngy
the Masters warning 10 AL OF US 10 take caro-
OF the poor. The Savour's voice was both lovingly
invlting and STORMY threatening whom tho poor
were the subject oil His tcaching 1t would DO TN.
possible TO imagine anything swccter than the Re-
deomor's words whenever he inculcatcd HIS doctrine
IN regard to poor suffering brethren As Tho Gospel
taught us. W. should have faith In Him-fath when
The very hardest times opprcse us-iaith that He
would help US and guido Us aud guard us-iaith that
In His mercy He would give US The graces We need 10
be saved.
The preacher spoke At some length on our neglect
respond to tho loving invitations Of God 70 return
10 Him oven whom we were low down SIN, and
pointed out what special love was always manifested
20 those who wished 10 sock tho friendship OF tho
Father.
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
OUR COMPLAINT 3OOK

lNorE.-Letters intended Tor this colsmn mvs \.
accompanied by tho writer's full name ans addres "
insure attention complainans who arc unwi'hf "
comply with this ruIo simply waste time IN ws'pS
Write only oa one side OF tho papoE -En HxRALp
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poon MEN AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

POOR MEN At POLICE HEADQUA1x
To THE EDIrox or rux HgxALD:-
recently had the misfortune Of having stolen
my residence clothing. with about SIS, which a
known 70 tho captain OF the First ward station ~
and also at Police Headquarters Very little ags
tion was paid 10 my statement, probably Dccanso 4
q poor man. WHITEHALL SrhHH y
The New York herald., 1878-03-04
A THEATRE NUISANCE.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
It's indisputabe fact that certain class OF pee
pie apparently delight IN making themselves sourc
OF annoyance to others by habtusiiy leaving places
public amusement while the last piece 70 Oeing rem
dcrcd thus dcprving others Of the pleasure they
ticipatc Certainly the concluding piecS at the
cert IN Paropa Hall, on Friday evening, was vol
worthy the appreciation Of ul. Tho harmonles yer,
oxcclcn. and admirably Interpreted by tho sting
crs but IN consequence vi tho customary practice
the onapprec,atcs" those Interested wore consid
erably annoyei by the continuous tramp OF psfsle
leaving presumably for tho purpose Of avoiding TN
crowd u the entrance +. D. O.
The New York herald., 1878-03-04

rCONTINUED ON NINTH PAaRl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

"a. majority. the interview between Prince
sos'ne .,d Mgr MaseIls, the PaPal NunciO at Kis-
Ssn' 80 the talk OF Germany for week The
rpesn !, z.aaag states that, notwithstanding Dr.
-s,repeut from Office may now be REGARDED as
fas uestian Of time nevertheless Prince Bismarck
ueie9 ysA TO sacrifice either his Minister OF Public
az the Falk Laws at the present moment to the
n The vatican In the event, however OF the
s,ns arranged, it is said that Cardinal Hohen-
ps he appointed the German EmperOf's represen-
loss - me vatican. while Mgr. MaselIa win become
v.n,,seal Nuacio at the Imperial Court Mean
tls ofielal newspapers in Prussia evince some
49, 10 show that the present overtures have not in
ysy been prompted BY the result OF the elections
aN .o-s,ver affirm that the German Government had
~ time past given IT'S attention to the subject,
for ~ tsped resolution 20 make fresh attempt to
SD abent reconciliation with the Vatican The
lSint faues appear at loss how 10 act In view OF
llAn-e5ipe negotiations between tho Curla and the
~ g1E In several electoral districts where second
hse 10 he taken, they have decided 70 abstain
81 ,,tirS This, pernaps may explain the result Of
10e ballot az Eberfeld, where Social Democrat,
1e Fssssimann. has Just been returned BY 15,2lS
hs 1aipSt IA 4O1 pOied by the National Liberal can
tsss for Prell By this means il Is appreheuded
sversI Social Democrats may hnc theh way into
o.-liameut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
HUGHEgs WALK IN NEWARK.

John Hughes, who is attempting at the
Newark Rink TO excel 0Leary's best tlme preparatory
to challenging the latter 10 match for the champion
ship is exceeding sanguine expectations OF his
friends AZ 1850 p. Monday he left the track for
two hours rest, after having accomplished
1000, miles inside OF twenty-Our bOuTa Yes
terdSv he walked IN better form than on tho
previous day. lie made the 136th mile In IL min
he 4Otb mile he ran four laps and made the mile II
minutes He made the I50th mile at 1882 a. m and by
an extraordinary burst OF speed made tne distance "a
dress AtII p m. Hughes completed l9s miles In as
hours The last mile was made IN ia minutes
Hughes ost an hour while getting his shoes repaired
ue "a in eyceIfent condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
LONG RRANCH MOVIES.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 2O.-IbIs was
warm day, refreshing breeze from the northwest
The sea has been remarkably quiet
birthday surprise party viii be given to the Hon.
Hugh Hastings at bis cottage this evening by number
of his friends at the West End HOTEL including Charles
Wall ana Mr. Motley, Of NewYork; Jordan L. Mott and
family, Of Mott Haven; ard William ~ ohhe, Of New
York John HOey and family also take part IN the les
tiyities.
The eolOred peoples camp-meeting IL to begin this
evening on Man-st and to continue three weeks The
worldly gayety the cOlOred population In Clark ST.
caused the organizers Of the meeting 10 hold II else
where. -. 80,
a watch at the Hotel Brighton. has been sent 70 jail
cOIOred woman has been arrested as an aecOmphce.
The watch was found with her by Officer Van DYKE VINO
mas shown great skill and energy In the matter
The euprts intended 20 offer tine watch as prize IoF
the best Waiting at dancing party when was post
pOned on account Of their unavoidable absence.
Some binding lots and cottage belonging 10 COinls
oner l. H. Cooper sold at auction this afternoon
some OF tine lots brought fair price while Others real
tied little than than the amount OF the mortgage
rbe sen has lately made such inrOads upon the beach
opposite LAUGHS Restaurant that It has been found nee
essary to the bathinghOuses at tha pOnt ana
place them ON the blun
Among recent arrivals are;
Al the Ocean Hotel-H +. Sweetser, Pennsylvauia: A.
Fsrdon john ii. Hopper Mayor Buckley. Paterson "a.
Vassar, iT POughkeepsie; the Rev. William r. Lewis
PeekskiIl; the Hon. Edward Miggael, Albany; mayor T.
AT tie West End-Benjamn ". Downing, Flushing;
J.. l.; c. lie CesDe aud family, the Hon. D. . COX ah9
family Mrs L. IL Kent and the Misses Kent, r. OsgoOd
and son. Ms James G.. MOffet and family. r. o. Brujes,
n AZ the observation-disclosures c. Rowland. Detroit; George
F. Putnam and son. Boston; DR.. 4. H. Davis, Mis- W. L.
Carter and family Philadelphia George u. Cruger and
family, Brooklyn; John M sDe1en ars a pe1t1 1919 siis
Lula Dexter, Mis-. H. Jennings, hss A Jennings Robert
Colgate, NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
suerial Notices.

NervaaS Exsazstoa mediSa eSsay eonprisng ssfles
OF lectures delivered kahas Museum Of Anaoays New
YORK. and cure OF premat are decline snoWin IN
how lOst health Do Ieganed, aholng oSs
syhopss Of ire ippeyts 20 ragr4gs aa shs tsass. %
and physical debility beng The result OF 70 years eh
perence BY mail 2jc. eaTeDey ~ pstge STAMPS A9oIess
Secretary, KAHN'S Mnset1D. oSS Br04d@ay New lOA.
Post once SOtee.-rhs mss ior tho secs eahas
sAIURDAY August "a 1878 viii close ~ this one "a
WEDNESDAY at $50 No. for Europa " stsnasAb Apys
sn VIA Tor kIsnss 70 10 lot
VARIED this steamer must be specially All 80
m for Fr0ncO steamship Perelfe VIA tiaNIe.
ON THURSDAY, a. TOR EJr0pes ~ slsaaiship Sly
~ Esseia via lcorresn0idence Tor Ntfpay
AMI rsne To be forwarded this steamer must De sSAAy
ssiressslls and bHr0pe BY steal1shp delier
va piVmoutk. CherbouFg Hambofsi on sAtO kDAf.
al IL M for EirOpe, oy steamship Ssitnaale VA
correspondence Tor Germany and SCOTLAND 70
~ forwarded BIZ hta steamer must be specially andfe,ed
and al a m ior scotland direct by steamship BOLIVIA va
sllaseo and Al ll:3O Tor Germany. &e ~ steamship
Noss VIA Southampton and Bremen tcnFTeapondeneo tol
rsf Rrtfau and the Continent forwarded oy ths
sesmeT must be specially earessd The steamships ADV
nia CITY OF Brussels and Germanic d. not eke n,as or
nsRnark sSodeP NO No. way The eias cs e VS. ~
dies and VenexReA leave Newly 0rk August ~ 10 h.la
ioF AsPRwa ad the s9etA Pacific pore Ss s s q
TEs nails cAiaa and Japan leave SAL kIassse Aexess
81 The uaAs Dor Australia &C. ls~ss SAh
e@ tn. JANES. rosuaasteE
Post once Hsw-Yosk August ~. I57A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
Voice from Japan.

From Tae T0ktO, Japan, Times June 8. 1873
Messrs Fairbanks Co. manufacturers Of scales for The
world in general have circulated America the fac sine OF
certificate in language and character showing
that their been for years In use At the Gus
tom House Of Bangkok have only given constant sat
scton but surprise by their durability and
uneban Gin accuracy This does remarkable
testimonial 1t possibly may be at home
III essrs Co had desire TO obtain similar
assurances from an The States IN Asia where
Trade is carried on they without difficulty No
custom bouse in China We believe and certainly IN ia
nan ia without supply of them; and in all efacal depart
mens where OF scales requisite these alone are re-
lied upon The quaint siamese chrogapy may have plenty
of companion cuOsites whenever 1t suits the parues con-
earned In send them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
SUHngR LEISURE.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. J., Aug. 19.-Aany OF the
yachts Of the NewYOrk Yacht Club remain at snohOr IN
this haFbOr.
match game Of polo between the Hestehester Cub
snd the Queens County Hunt Club, will take place ON
Wednesday.
Secretary Bristew leaves town this week
Beggars and tramps are numerous.
An entertainment gwen THIS evening AZ the resi-
dence OF Mr.. James p Kernoehan, OF New-fork Nearly
200 invitations issued
Hamilton Perkins IT, g. NJ Edward Gleason and wife,
s. 3. Chamberlain New York; James Murphy T. g.
Churchill and C. Greene, from Providence nave arrived
at the Hotel Aquidneek. =.
Reeent arrivals Of the Ocean House include J.. NJ
CrOpley and wife. Boston; & l. White, A A. hngsands
and wife g. W. COtter A. X. Allen, r. btiehed'
NeW-YOrk; W. l.. LabeFe, Baltimore z. Prince, W
timOTe. 60.
The Bellevue Dramatic Club, composed OF summer
Residential e. 20 give an early date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

tered 10 he cold for $500 Governor Hampton with Bar
rett on his hack carried lOl pouncs and Lhrrer WIN
D0nohue % pounds. Governor Hampton was ,se Hsor
led slightly for quarter ~ mite, asd te zen
IOsterer eef win Tim, and they raced along the
baeksFreeh head ny bod At the half-mle post Cow
ernor Hampton rad got hs neck in front Inch by lacs
his lead increased and b. cafse the n qlrtcr Win
n length the better of Lsferel. a brisk run up tho
hOme-stFeteh with whips hymg resulted IN Governor
RamDtO's succPss by length Ia las The victor was
rptqned by NJ Bnrch no wishing psy than
$500 INN JOiterer vas the iavoFie D. the French
pools, and Hampton tickets paid I'll each.
There viii be feuF races tCaoTroY-thc second extra
day of racing hs week-the rst of five frfonss. tho
second Of one mile ard frgoBgs, the thtrd OF te
annrIsrs Of Z mile and the fourth Of ne and ones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
DIED

BIJLKELEY-On Monday morning August ID, Julia Nell
son wife Charles A. Buseey and daughter OF the lato
PIsts ana tes Of the family invited 90 attend the
al Fron her late reside Bos 10 West lShst on We'd
nesday, the 2lst inst, at O'clock
NONTAGuE-oa sunday llth Inst. at the Palace Hotel,
san Francisco Cal. Henry John Montague
~ ths sasl WHO have received cards OfinutaOn
arr respectfully nBtided that ts funeral services VIII De
2Ist inst At II az tue Chnrch or
me ransl IratiDn 29ths No g0wefA This reqaese IN
accordance with frequently expressed Wish Of the oes
ceased
SoRTON- In Broalyn Tuesday, August 20 ISIS. Edward
Wns0n third Of Henry l. and Julia hortoa ~ tbe oth
his -, 49, -.
RrooklTn n D.. on ThG5sdaY. August p al 2 ?. m
EIFFER-Op tuesday August 20, Of hasy consumption
TheodoFs III Pfeifer, aged "a years -
Funeral services will b. held on Thursday August - ~ foO
n m az his late residence. IA West iZ9thsL
sHtPHERD-At Sidney n. v. Wednesday. August IL,
Isis ths Fayete shpker IN the olst year al ms age
rrpfoFN AZ hs residence CiarFsaa'S ~ " Saturday
Au@,,ar ~ Rich mi UpOhn the 71th year Of ms a4c
,fts az ne fapy V1tsd attend the fnneta services
"a WetDesiay list inst AZ 1880 m, at 81 fMilps
CHURCH. in the Highlands. Gsffison's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
HARSH, BUT NOT ENTIRELY UNJUST

McI.in, one of the FLORIDA Returning Board,
sWOre positively that MantOn Marble approached BIN
and informed HIN he would be richer man than ever
he hoped 10 be II be would the State OF Florida
70 iden. We had hoard 80 mucn ABOUT hcIdu being an
outrageous liar, and Knowing MI. Marble 70 DC an
aHlabie and proper gentleman, who ail bis life, like
George William Curtis, had made tie world beeve he
friend oil honesty and uprghtness Ia politics. IS
well as no All other matters that could lind it
cur heart suspect Mr.. Marble. BuJ now, since tne
publication OF mis- telegTapnlc correspondence with
Colonel Pelton Samuel J. riden, ard other Democratic
leaders, We have changed our opinion OF hr. Marble
The circumstances strong aeanst hm-quIte strong
enough TO carry conviction % the nluds Of All honest
mcu hat be more honest In politics than the Gil
mana LamberLs 1appans, etc, were IN financial anC
social HE There Is = great deal OF rascay passing
surrently In this world for honesty aud respeetaDhiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
A FREsH CoPARcENY.

Mr. MantOn Marble has an opportunity for
uhosoi Oh tha iDadvlsabity Of rushing into print
one-sided stony. has 1eeent learned essay on
Mr. Tildclf's yal0r aud the " snechinah" has been
quietly Ignored Jeered at by the Democratic
except by his Trend OF The Louisville COafeTJCaTHaL
who improved the opportunity 20 throw lew mere rot
Ten eggs air. Hewitt But the Republican press has
taken up and bringing into strong relief BIZ Mar
hes cOparceny with 1iiden, Grover 81 at, m TIE
cry Work performed in Oregon "a attempting 20 seal
On electoral vOte and ia tine speoiel LAHORE Of Mr. Mar
be In Florida There part the contest Of 1876
Tor electoral which is less able 20 bear the gt Of
dag han those special efforts n which Nh Marble bore
prominent part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
THE END OF THE "REFORM" FARCE.
- -. l-.----.----L

KIantOn Marble, who had the supreme cool
ness 10 aiege That s. j. Tden relied upon the operation
Of moral FORCES for political success, should explain
some the tel that have been presented o. the
Potter Committee. These kilograms show That MT Mar
bic must have cOguZant Of the usgraceu proceed
ings relating Oregon electoral college, which have
been traced Gramerey Palk. THe course Of llldel,
belOn giBg New York, taken together was sueh ta
the country would be set into broad g1n ~ second
affeBlrf Ia nun Democratic reform" campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
TOO GREAT A MONOPOLY OF LARGE WORDS
Frasl. ne Ffts5uFg Chronicle.

TIE TRIBUNE thinks it discovers IN Mr..
Marion Marbles manifesto evidence that Mr. Marble
ard The authOr OF tne famous infamous "GObbic "
dispatches are ole This baSed the similarity Of
tas dialect, which prompts THiE JRiBUEE TO say that
fhc man WHO helped carry tIe ark and shecbBah
Of self government and provide arseDals OF ammu-
nIi0n And fashion etna weapons 10 sac hand OF every
later of fruuG, as the person WITH she
Ian VINO ieleeTaphed Patrick thai II the obligation
was made contingent the result in March. II Was
tnerenishie slightly, N necessary Al tntn1s RECORD Is
HenIay yet wish be mad not attempted
10 In0nOponzs an the big words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

Recently Gardiner lady, who has a Sum
~ cottage on the Squirrel the following note to
- hosi4snd IN G9ldi2sr = Please send me, By return
~ ~ eatagsre merning arsss, trimmed win blue
zoo VII md 4 the third hook &c the left Of the
Ssfooe door in the east ehamberF The next day the
49, 80 ~ me wharf, and uskrket basket was tossed
49, sQlrtsSed % her. On the Top wes Drwsp0pef,
~ tam the skEts OF the elegant morning dress
~ md nsstlihg N iie tlken folas were eatbage.
80 peeta SIX cucuEbcfe, two quarts OF string beans,
80 dozoD pe tomatoes lSqdrrc island IAfeJ sqHid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
KipkIoRr WKArRKR eGeORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
smoosis for lie pagl "A h0lps.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21, 1 a. m.--The pressure
hhigbesi and falling IN the Lake region, and Is lowest
IN Nova Scotia Variable Winds mostly souaheriy Ire-
Al IN TIE South and Southwest; elsewhere they are
mostly northeast and northwest Occasional rain has
ALLEN IN every district Fhetemperature has fallen N
& Lake REGION Tennessee ONO VALLEY, and South At
anie States elsewhere has remained nearly stationary.
IadioahORA
Fof New-EnglaDd clear OF partly cloudy weather.
softhwesterly winds. stationary temperature rising
Barometer.
POI TIE Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
hfirgma possibly OCCASIONAL rain, winds mostly hofth-
ky, stationary temperature rising Paf0hictef.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
DECIDEDLY DIsREPUTABLE.

MantOn Marble, arguing III the newspapers
INV den might have been President II hewitt mad not
hed bis Plans not au impressive figure, but was
Al least respectable ManOn Marble manipulating the
ent NJ Florida and at the same time sending dispatches
10 Nephew Pc ton az Gramerey Park ana taking al
active and almost patelnal interest IN the scheme
stealing electoral vote in Oregon presents an appear
anoe Only respectable, but decidedly dlsfeput
BILE In this latter Character the Claimants next ff1eLu
IA made TO appear BY sundry kilograms the possession
Of tee Potter Con itee, now given 20 the paDc Oy IE
- A-l.-- Dnrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
THE 80 rREsmEsT o. yAssAR.

But there are women IN the. country adj
maby qualified for the position Of president Vassar
mere are probably several perhaps many. One such IL
Alss Anna Q. Breakfast Sue has Eneere<ASl 40 very
~ possesses both the technical training ane the
taeilee business ability % nsstae such uas. aud dis
shefge q adDirabiY Under president, Yassar has
~ pfOdnced graduate eminent IN any Held Let the
seeaty have chance 70 Wba1 u could DO under she
bteseQfncy OF Mis- Anna Bracket, ef some other
.eSeous experienced, sefreliant aud capable woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

Is the best liquid denufc5 in the world. "a thoroughy
ceanses partially decayed tesh from all parasites or hvng
sgnlmalruls" having them peary Waite, mpaft1g DO
lightful fragrance 20 the breath
49, THE FRAGRANT " FLORILINE"
Peoves instantly al odOrs arising from foul stomach or
tobacco smoke Bens parlv composed OF honey sOd ann ex
tracts OF herbs aud plants IL Is perfectly in1ess
and 3 delicious sherry. -. -
Prepared bv HENRY C. GALLUP No 400 oTforst London.
ENGLAND and roTale1 everywhere. Prce 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
DAMAGE TO A FREIGHT DEPOT.

Fire broke out last night on the third floor
of the Harlem Railroad freight depot, at White and
Elusts It was quickly pur cut. The door Ia occupied
by Joshua Oldham, saw maker, who loses slsJOO on
stock The damage 70 the building 1900; insured
The origin Of the FIRE Il unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
LOUD Calls FOR MARBLE.
oUEER SORT OF MORAL FORCES.
-. -. 4 lL..-lll r.. lln Il.ar-lnI

Tuy TRIBUNE ls disposed to think that Man
t'ebie had GOOD zeal 10 do WITH the GObble" dis
=. and slstains It's suggestion by printing various
p.snieatiOns TO and from him which have never be-
go fhe light Marble Tildtms special repre-
lotfTe iu Florida and maniesiY conscious OF his
ss,..ssd0rial dignity He soOlded poor PeltOn pro
.&2--aed pOudcrOBs questions, assumed apostolic
lotifv ana directed tue dispensatiOns generally. He
.5~rapbed in half dozen different eipheIs aud I'M
ssi him eff on oil the important persOnages. Among
dsnsohes Is 70 Grover Of Oregon, which appears
.s the frat suggestion of the Plan which ended IN the
c,n College. While the negotiations We're IN progress
Tween Kew-YOrk and Oregon, Marble was kept ad-
800 md on the very day they euminated{n the 5000
sr3,t to bibe a Republican eleetOr, Marble received
~ toIoElng iubilant dispatch from New-YOrk: Pray
,ssl voufSelf with 81. Johns Wen and happy. That
.st b finished" And yet Marble says 1ilden trusts
scInIely IN moral fOrees," and Marble is his profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
,foRF INTERESTING THAN THAT MANIFESTO.
From The Troy Tines
h

MaDfOu Marbles recent leUUPf on tn6 EleC-
I Coo1InissiOn bids turn out tie most disas
se,ne niece Of writing he ever attempted THE NEW
VopT TRIBUNE at the time his communication ap
ersd expressed tho opinion that the OF the
Eiden enlOgy and OF the celebrated "GObble" dls-
uarches we're and the same person On saturday
80 T1IR TRIBUNE presented Of the evidences m
UOp0rt Of this OpiBlOn and doubt whether any can
M man can read them and then declare thai Mafb G
fioseIf IA not the far-famed and immortal GObDie"
fjs notoriety winch most men, perhaps not except
e Marble himself, would regard bordering, at ie9st
- t,e Infamous and but his manifesto about Mr..
TSdep aud the Electoral Commission" he might never
fsve bten called to the ldurels which TIE
gRBUEF has placed upon his brow. AS pOndeTous and
grsDdil0queni as Marbles manifesto, 10 has not
kudredtn part Of the interest Tor puble of these
NV teleaams which connect HIM so prominently and
dsgraeefully with the Oregon scandal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

TIE san aov, To- bar,msrr ta iy BY sntni 81
bon psrpe dlsIsnf 81 ne Tor tae y nod
les raashf rrstg uhs lns represents iAs ssiA.ian
"iar lrlcuJ dafiag thoss hsafA
IEIBuEE OFFICE Ang. 81. l a. m.-The barometer
lei slightly during Yesterdays clear weather, Dol re
manned steady during the greater part OF the day inc
temperature was lower IN the morning th1n on MOhdaY
pa ab8ut toe IN the afternoon. Ibe slhOuht VI
a.,ifturc IN the air has increased.
Gear partly cloudy weather may be expected IN
u1s city and Vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
Better Late than Ne

Don't mt on until tonlO row what and should be dom
to-day is Nse II you have used soz0DoNT Tor YOU
teeth make a beeine TO the druggist and get bottle and DC
Elm 10 use 10 at once "NeTD sap"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
rnBINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wetn eslsy evening August
"a bv nc Rev a. W. Terhush, Mr. Benjamin r. Nande-
mark 10 Miss Emma l. Stevens. both Of tins eity.
Az notices Of Marriages mast be iadorsed Tih IHt
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