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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-10

Ing the manufacturers.
BAYARp TAYLOR had better get or TO Ger
many II would seem that his head has been
turned. 1t is certainly an extraordinary spec
taclc that he is making of himself. He can
not be far from the end Of the ridiculous
round Of feastng and carousing to which
he has given himself UP ever since the
Fraudulent President gave him an Office
in Germany. An account Of the very latest
roaring carousal in which he was the leader Is
published in to-day's Sun. 1t is copied from
our esteemed contemporary. the Times. the
leading Republican organ in the United
States. Tho affair Is even more astounding
than the one Immediately preceding 1t In
which no took part-the saturnalia got
up by the bccr-barre Bohemians OF the
Lotos Club. Tho whole OF tho crow, nc
cording to the Times were drenched with
beer They sat through the greater part
Of the night swinging bccr-nvo hundred Of
thom. They drank and smoked rs the hours
rolled on, and drank and smoked while the
revelry ran high. Fins. zwei. dreir rc-
sounded porpctually through the room. Fill
'em UP againl" was the ceaseess cry
OF five hundred berry voices. " Beer,
and more beer, and beer" were tho words OF
the bill Of fare The Times reporter. who wit
messed the bacchanalian spectacle pledges his
word that BAYARD TAYLOR is no SLOUGH at the
business" of beer guiding The object. 1t ap-
pears. was to drink az much beer "a they could
hold. and see who could sit in his
chair the longest; but how many re-
manned in their chairs at the end OF
the affair we are not told. The Times
reporter left the place " when the rounds ofbeer
were somewhere up in the three hundreds"
but the torrents OF beer were still flowing from
the bung holes of the barrels. We wish that the
reporter OF our esteemed Republican contem-
porary. the Times. had stayed till the thing WIS
over. SO that he might have described the scenes
at its close.
Thus opens the diplomatic career of Mr..
BAYARD TAYLOR He soaks himself with beer.
He passes from ono carousa to another.
II IL strange and dreadful exhibition.
ScHouvALorF and IoSATrEFF. and LAYARD and
LYONS. and the rest Of them do not sit astrido
a beer barrel Mr.. BAYARD TAYLOR il going to
Germany, as HtYEs's Minister, that he may
write the lfo OF GOETHE. Let him get Off quick
ly. The Germans Of Germany. IA we'll as the
Germans Of New York. drink beer; but the de
JdctO American Minister must not sit mp all
night in Berlin drinking becr. II he does. BIS
MARrK will get the advantage Of him I'm some "
those profound aud complicated negotiations in
which they will pittcdhgainst each other BIS
MARcK himself drinks beer; but he likes brandy
better than beer. HAYES. whom Mr.. TAYLOR
represents. does not publicly drink beer and he
will be sure to make wry face when he hears
Of tho bacchanalian carouslls Of his represen-
tativc during the past few days. EyARTs-we
don't know whether he drinks beer. Let Mr..
TAYLOR be oil No more carousas in New York.
And let his friends refrain from presenting him
a barrel oil accr at the wharf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-10

PATRIcKJ. RYAN, who stole Gov. TmDEN's
ovcrcoat IN January last, has boon arrested 10y
Detective DogsEY- As this thief stole only an
ovorcoat, he may look for condign punishment,
md that right speedily Greater thieves usu-
ally escape tao mcshcs of tho law tor a time.
But they got their last deserts in the end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-10

Very promptly the senators up in Albany
iui themselves ON record yesterday on the sub
irt 81 the taxation Of church property. Mr.,
TUrNrR thought religious societies ought to he
r.nlr to pHy just ns others are. Mr.. GoopwlN
said that it was wrong Co impose burdens on
property dedicated 10 Cons service. Mr.. Nc
cAnrHY avorrnd that in the nation 5 most irving
hour the clergy had sustained the arm OF the
untr.ot \ blow against them il a blow for in
Il loliy and fer lawln~sn0-s. The proposed act
is thrust at their iuluon a. from men disposed
tn -ucrr at relision. The bin was killed by
large majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-10

The Republican National Committee re-
ecnty met in Washington 10 hunt up an issue Tor
the fan campaign. The party naturally feels So
liItuus about the Congressional elections. be-
cause. according to al. the prerndents, rs stands
the House then TO- be- chosen, SO will 70 the next
Presidency. The committee seem not TO have
been ablo 10 agree upon an issue that would be-
equally acceptable 10 all the Republican factions
and every section of the country. They pro-
nounced civil service reform, a. eXpounded and
practiscd by HAYES. an exploded humbug.
They had no confidence in the sort OF patriot
ism which dictated his southern policy. They
pat no faith in llAirs himself. But on the vital
question oi the currency they were all at sea. rs
they might we'll he when they remembered that
tse number II Republicans and of Demo rats
in the Senate who voted for the Silver bill WIS
rXuctly the same.
We Will suggest TO tho Republicans an issue
fer the coming campaign and ii IL the only one
fhat can save them from destruction. Let them
declare war against HAYES. move for hi- inn
parchment, and fight It out on that line. They
cam advano @ TO victory only 10y removing him out
of their path. II they attempt TO carry him or
anything pertaining TO him through the con-
tst, they viii break down. And they should
Open upon him and his Administration without
delay.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
! THE
Clayton. 7 IN. Secret; :tl,t''t,
Oh, t 5DasGl .r4
A REMARKABLE TRIAL!
A STORY FOUNDED ON ACTUAL OCCURRENCES,
T H z
JULIAN G.. NOE.

AUTHOR OF "DEsr1NY," pRAIR1E FLOWER. I"
"BL+ckMA1L," ETC. -.--.-.-....-.-
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- .. 'IHHF VI IG.G4 aEtGl-.!sri" ".r.
g'aqA IMPORTED Il.
PARIS g. BERLIN.
.t.|.. ... .- .t'.ylA ,.A'tg 'U
cLoAKS..'

of the moststylish and tasteful de-
signs, embracing the handsomest
products Of the European markets.
More than usual effort has been made
to make this opening a success it
will include in addition, Q a beautiful
lihe Of Domestic cloakds.o We have
decided to make our store the popu-
lar resort for all who wish to look at
the newest and best goods at the
lowest possible prices. ,t.a.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
WIN. n. PYLE.
POSTMASTER.
TO CONSUMP TIVGS.

i n adve" "' .atlred physi an having
p ii 3 I'd. while Medical
tMl 81 'H",y - u n,rD Ana, 2 Yer sim
|pie vessL blt remedy tor the speedy and
pernaneuJ cure fer Con snm ptiun, Asthma
|Bronch t., Catarrh, ana all throat and
|nns affections, also O positive nnd radical
FDtc H. for Nervous Complaints fee 8 Il his
duty to make it known to his suffering fel
lJws Actuated by this m tive. he will
c''sriuliy send (lrre of charge to all who
f. re 1t, the rece'p' for preparing. ard
iut directions foI s,!'9 sflliy usinG this
h Y d-uiially di-covere remedy. Those
MuJ wis., t. ava t.ein elves of he b4ne-
iii, y! this d discovery W thou costs 2an do
80 by return mail, by ADDRESSING, with
shmp.
Lr' r'CHARLF% P, MARrHALL,
No. 80 Niagara street,
BuFFvLo, N. 7.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
From the Earliest Ages

SCROFULA has been the bane, ana a. /,
were, the curse of mankind, Moses, In the
.3th chapter Of Leviticus, Lays down very
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had IL been considered then
that q person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed * mix with society
The Jews regarded 1T as q divine infiiction
md believed there was NO cure for 1T; /
vas then the sins ofa youth or a ,divtation
rom the paths OF virtue were pIinished as
long as life tasted 4appify Gfit orr day,
the sienCe of medicine has bneai developed
the great Hsorehouse of Ma, ure f1Haishes 3,
remedy, the disease Is stTippea of Its, ter
ror by the use OF the heSAMAKlfAN,SR SROQI
AND II NRB JUICES, and the Victim o.
Scrpfula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples,i BIotches
rirtsr, ETC., can be restored to sound healtE
in a few weeks. That there are thousand
now whose conditions are as bad rs those
Of the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fail to find q crresas weIlo as they did
then, To all ysucha the 5amaritan's Root
and Herb Juices willTprove o happy boon,
eradicating all impurities nom tie blood,
and making the complexion bright and
healthy: A few bottles will remove pim-
ples or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ana powpers. BOOT AND HERH
UIGEs ,sI25 NcG 9eEhe' sentby expresE
IN any iaddress; a3 ma1t %a's}5
.al h1g5.I.sr ~ De 10 co
u 90 .a ~ 10 9.loy y. lc9
'IK n~>~sx~o><xga.ss. aAl.-r.s- n
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
PEABODY HOTEL Il K

| The large and elegant HotefAhas Been re-
Gently fatted In The most exquisite styie,Dy
the the celebrated Professor Paine. Inc
Professor exercisesa q personal supervision
over every 4r-icle' VI ioOG VIII Oh COZ e,
Into the stewardts d p,JriIiis Ut before, II 4
slven ont to :he cooks. Mlik anu other al
ttcles Oi d1es are regularly inspected: hen.'
notwithstanding the large number ofguests
not a single Q use of disease has occurred,
and The invalid RECEIVERS with remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
q first-class Hotel into sanctuary o.
health lnstead OF u pest-house 81 disease,
as is fleq quently the case with Hotels. He
has the most experienced Managers, si,
tentiye Waters and ecientltic looks. wh,
cater to the comfort, healtn and happin ess
Of the guests insaead Ui the passions anu
morbio sppetites. he charges are in keep.
ing with tie times, being 81 per day for q
room and three meals Rooms without
board, from 81 cents to 81. Weekly board,
from Sc 70 Sl2. Board without rooms, S.
per week, se' en- tick cts or 81.
Open day an ant ne cars rum -
past the dOOrt D. sey passengers to or uJn
any.ot the dertr~-."r '"- no =. VI the aits
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

nR. FIT ,R'S} vESJEEALBE RHEUs
~ MAT1C REMEDY ,-ls the perscrip.
ion OF one OF Philadelpn MAS Oldest pnys1.
clans, and is guaranteed TO cure rheuna'
tisna, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Back acne
&C. or money refunded, by invtgoratlne
the nerves, purifying they bloo2, and neu.
BY merit 1t has become q standard medi.
cine, Suffering and money saved by useinp
1t in time. Remember that Dr. Filter H.
the only physician in America deyotinR
40 years to this one line of practice. Cure
street. -et4''E t''@D
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
ran the Truth Overtake O Lie.

!I.restiqst'on DISCLOSE the fact that the
fIE reported in the Associated Press dis
n.ah"s, about Aug l0ih. t. have died in
.7lN7&e stter two weeks use o. some re-
,"''"G renedy for corpu .eucy, had not
L>eL Allsn's Anti-Fat' but had used q
pieparalion rut up by 3 iegular physician
iuyerpe, Pa Atlan's Anti Fat is man
ntaclGreI in Buffalo. ~. Y, by the under-
signed. We have already sold over 100,-
10y bottles of 1t. It has therefore been
IAkHn by thousands, and we challenge
profit at 1t has ever harmed any body,
G'less the reduction of obese persons fr m
- tf oO pounds, leaving them healthy and
~ ng Is considered misfortune. Fur
Ihormore, we hereby otier $500 reward for
ey dence showing that it contains poison
s>,VO If we cannot prove that 1t has reduced
NUMBER of persons as stated herein. and
always without injury. !. is said a lie win
GIuttfavel the truth any time. but we trust
nat those newspapers that have misled
w. ", pub ic by saying thai physicians at
'IibnteL the lady's death to the use OF
Antl-iat (Which is only put by us. the
Term "anti-Fat'. being our trade. mark,
VIII correct the false impre. sion they hsve
conveyed, by publishing this refutation'
BOTANIC MEDICINE co.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
ArtI Fat Chemically Examined.
l6o Nis ca chemist w. DRAKE, of
- ,.t y, ~ recently analyZeu Alldu
Ahh-Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE.
| have subjected Allan 8 Anti-Fat to
caem1cal analy sis, examined the process
81 It's manufacture and can truly sHy that
the ingredients of which II is conpos d are
eutlrAiy vegetable, and cannot but act
fay, rably upon the system, and 1t is well
Is inteded. ',.r .
Sold by drugs'
DRAKE. Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
Post Ofrsee Ho.rs.

|tice opsr ffola"so A. M. @e'so =.
,ots Roxeg accessible until 10 r. M. .
sEy0s " ,--Opsn iro > to 0 4. NJ, and
80 l<oxes secs bic from 9 to . p. M.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
LAUGH AND akOw fAT.r

hts ancient bit Of advice ls we'll enough
!or spare" people. but how sbout those
tnat are Already toOflt? What 10 TO become
OF mem? Ait still and I'li tell you. After
n ny expert cents, extending through
n nths OF patient Investigation aud toll
he celebrated anualy tical chemist, ]. 9.
Allan, has perfected and given to the world
\ ii-Fat. Thus far in several hundred
cas- this ereat remedy has never failed to
reduce h corpulent person from three to
ak pounds per week. 1t is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
RIsLiG.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
AILS ARRIF. . u READY FOR
DE- IS .RY.

l'lF ~
by NJ irr'n y 49, son ,snd
Northern H. .. He4diug
i'd points Mr. l., .......:..... $40, A. NJ
wv York. Phlla6eIL ia Bslli-
nore, Washiug dH and oil
Bar OF the country except
)eaware sId kasttrn shore
eou lies IN Md."""..............6 T.. 45, ="
Bmnsu Mail NorUh of Wy
8nliug De, ware, ....,. ,,.. ....,- = 80,
y adelpJl# ana >ew York,
hnd ali po,n S y rtn, East ami
1ay Mall from u ladel lphia, Pa $50,
inore Way Mall, Western
y ore, I'D ........ .... .....: :."::. W.l6
bltinore, Washington aud all
hoi lfs south and Southwest, .. 100, p. M
\ ,Iadelphia ana lew YORK and
pOt ts knr h. East and
NV est, st,............... ..."....>...'" l,UU,
y .fp:,l o. Dt.r Na.L ~ sst1iA
p. ..,sf ........,.,.,".......,......... 3,;sG.
Ia nom Irisfield, Md,,
t,cI Il. H., .-..... ....-....,.,,..., 5,00,
nlt more 81 Washinst ton and all
poi IL South, .......,......... ....... 8.l5
New York, md
pojNts North, East and " est.... .8,l5,
the Letter Carrie 10 will make their de-
yerles aS follows $50 aud I0.l5 a. M.
pt l'l5 and 4.t0, p. IN.
l. cal Lett for Carriers delivery should
& po>ited rrst 'ffice 10 minutes re-
Ne Jhs NJ eiivery.
WIN. n. PYLE.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

. sTEANsHIP LINES.
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5o7 MARKET st. 5o7
EIN'It 10 4 III ~ Gl
.EC-
i. J. 7. WILSON
...H. ... ..f liz '' g. ~ arDaT' .i4
Hasjust received full line Of o., .
, w BLACK CASH MERES,
'layI 35 81, 90. rs, 80 and 81 CO., "a B.

BLACK lTPACGA, L ~" .''' T,
...-... 20 Is. 85s 20 and 65. 'L ....u {
PLAIN AND FIGURED DRESS
GOODS, '.....-..
firm 8 up to 65 ce1ts.
CLOTHS AND CAsSIMERS FOR GEN
y g.'.a'' 20 TLEMEN, % @,"+ O..
WATERPROOF CLOTH All best shades
a' r' from so cents to 81 90 lA
SQUARE ANDiBLANKET 6HAWLS,
5Iai md yaAfull line. 9Ig9 El4UI
WHITE ANDCOIORED BLANKETS
WHITE and COL LoREb 81 81 BED SPREAD,
WHITE ,FLANNELS, RED oe
TWILLFD and INDICATED az
FLANNEL, FLOOR TA- -,
BILE and STAIR IL. ~. as
4 CLOTHS LADIES
'H2 IL W CHILDREN g, A28.t''
I r.',.1 1' 'H' AND , .,aI liz. -.
GENTLEMENS MERINO UNDER
@' '' WEAR in great variety, d. ~.
.' "' cORSETS all .siEes. 5,.I ~ -'
. rs, 50 IS, rs. 81, LOn, 1875 and l.00. . .,
MADAMEFOY'S IMPROVED COR
Ji'f iuT@ 0 SETS 'daiG-4 J.,
"A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF KID
GLOVES /, 2, and 5 buttons. "
LADIES LACE ~SeARFS. COLLARS
and CUFFS in great variety. =Il
FRINGES, BUTTONS and a general as
sortment Of Trimmings. CALI and see
for yourself, asiI3lqoTag . sgauugsG ii -
10. 70 - JOHN T. WIIAON.
.u ssSai.fa I'd so7 MARKET STREET,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
CHAPTER I.

OLD JOHN CLAYTON AND HIS DAUGHTER CECIL
THE SKELETON IN THE CLOSET.
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MAILS CLOSE.
Mail on Wilmington and

mhii " tTI,ya,,J
3nts on the Baltimore Cent'l - :.
r South of Chudd's rord;.- 6.O A. M
nngh Mall tJ baltimore and
|ashlngton. and all POINTS
a,%a;, t.; :, F:isi# r.. II. -. sIs s.Is :"
ough a9d W " 49, TO :,
hlIade!p !puiH, Ps:,...r..., - 80. H'o',
Irngh Mali+" M = atd 'ar
Hit NoTih I'D SaSa..... Sc. p.Cs
| 3I|s7,qg Way Ma. o. DIE
We Il u. to Eriste'd 4 MI. . - .
q Msii Oh De!a wd't RestcFa oo :,
H....r,.,..-..,,,....,..... -. ..,..'t,,.'. i''"o
fo9rh Mall 10 Ihii.edsjr'Sa
.gw York, ard al! pohlt1 49,.
.,si lri ~ Isl, t,-.-".. .r.............. 'Z.l3, "
E~n. h Ms,i 10 Bal Gimore and
w. httgtol and all points
h,,t r Z y DuLbwest ............. 1915,
fou :, NJ! Philadelphia
pd |e. orK, and all points -.
E,st and West. .,.........""... 6.lb
" Castle Mddletown,
myfna. Dover, Clayton,
nwnsend, Delaware tiiiy, 81
[eOrgcs, and Wyoming, ID i ...6 $50 "
'oug1 M.u tD Ehll.'e phn
nr New YORK, aa1 ali eoiGt9
inrtn. tGaa enl West.l-.,.,a.." 5.ls
rough Nell 10 Baittn, re anh
yashlngt n and vi points
outh aud soufhW9i I, .......".... 9D
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THE IDAHO WAR.
Praying and Fighting.

SILVER CRY, Idaho, Juno IT,
A messenger who arrived from Camp
Lyon this morning brings news that
Gen. Howard got off from here this
morning all right. He intends to
strike for the Owyhee river, q dis
lance of 70 miles, and expects to in
tercept Stewards forces on the way.
He was accompanied by some mem
bers Of this staff, a few soldiers and
Sallie Winuemucca. in all a party of
about a dozen. Religious services
were held at Camp Lyon last night.
Gen. Howard made a devout prayer,
invoking Almighty God to soften
the hearts of the savages and bring
them to q realizing sense of their
atrocious conduct. Many who heard
the General say that he makes a
most efficient prayer. The members
of the staff did nobly in singing.
Howard is very indignant at the sug-
gestion that he should be relieved
by Crook.
Indians Burning Buildings.
The Indians are reported to be
burning buildings at STEMS noun
tains and committing other depre-
dations. A large number of Piutss
are held rs prisoners on account OF
a refusal TO join the hOstiles. Leo
Winnemucca is reported killed.
Ksveneat q selAisrs.
Three columns will be moving on
the bostiles' position at Stems Noun
tain tomorrow, viz, from Sheep
Ranch. Camp Hazney and Aslheus.
s<ssAsrs - WAsss ns-s IN n.as-s.
Settlers as White Horse are hourly
expecting nm attack from the hcsxiles-
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oSulA IL - 4assizesly bard al the
ses-ond ter II boxs- Rear the Mar
ke'-ssreet sade - they could in ~
Immediate viclnIsy. and rs wild
shrieks If Murder, Murder, Mur-
der, Piece, Fire, Fleece, Fire,
Fire" reached every Gunner ct the
vast hall. This instrument is, in
fact, as lettered on its cast-iron base,
only the experimental apparatus
for illustrating the principles of
Edison's speaking phonograph, pat
ented February IS, 1878" Upon
the coming photograph, Edison is
daily making astonishing improve
ments. Already appropriated mat
rices have been successfully inserted
into dolls, which thencefortL become
garrulous, and into clocks, and the
Ansonia Clock company has already
sent to Paris one clock which shouts
each hour and at the twelfth, calls
Twelve o'clock aud all's we'll"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22
LATE EASTERN TELEGRAMS.
Maine Democratic Convention.

AO"AAhND Mo.s Ouuo TO- u6
Democratic State Convention met to-
day and organized with CLas. w.
Larabee, of Bath, chairman. Ate,
appointment of the usual committee
q recess was taken.
On Resembling Alonzo Garcclon
was nominated for Governor. Con-
vention adjourned.
Eighteen Persons Poisoned.
PTTsBuRa, Pa., June 18.-Eighteen
persons were seriously poisoned here
yesterday by milk taken from q cow
supposed to be bitten by q rattle
snake.
Appointments Conilrmed.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Sem
ate has confirmed Benz. F. Potts,
Governor of Montana Territory, and
Indian agents, John Haw, of Mon
tana, Western Shoshone agency,
Nevada; John Pattee, Iowa, San
Carlos agency, Arizona; Francis H.
Weaver, West Virginia, Southern
Ute agency, Colorado; John A.
Wright, Maryland, Kemhi agency,
Idaho.
Butler ON the Electoral Commission.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-Butler, as
an individual member of the Judici-
Committee, to-day submitted to the
House his reasons for dissenting
from the resolution and report of the
Presidents title. He thinks it re-
markable that in the face of the 9Th
section of the act establishing the
Electoral Commission the committee
should have come to the conclusion
that the proceedings of the commit
tee or OF Congress subsequent thereto
constitute an immovable finally when
the law itself declares the contrary.
and the contrary was empathically
assured by the House of Representa-
dves. Instead Of constituting final
ity. these proceedings were on their
face and in express terms q merely
temporary expediency or device 10
avoid q contingency Of q iapsed cleo
ton for which the Constitution had
made NO provision Congress, he
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