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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
LIFE INSURANCE IN 1877.

LARGE DECREASE IN BUSINESS BY NEw-YORK COM
PANIEs-A DECREASE FOR THE YEAR OF MORE
THAN $43, 100000.
ALBANY, June 3.-Following is a COM
pete table Of the number and amount OF policies out
standing in 1877 and in 1876 IN each life insurance
company in NewYork State, with increase and decrease
during the year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynODsis for ne Past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, June 4, / m.-The barometer
has risen and Is highest from Dakota to Colorado and
Kansas with cool northerly Winds II Is lowest over
Lake Huron. Frequent rams have fallen from Tonnes
see 20 the Lakes accompanied by thunderstorms Occa-
sona rains have also fallen along tho Middle Atlantic
and Southern England coasts and IN the Southwest
The temperature has slightly risen from the Atlantic
states 10 Tie Lower Lakes with east or south winds.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States, failing, followed by
rsing barometer warmer, increasing southrry winds
yeerng westerly cooler northwest, partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional rains.
For New EuR gland, falling followed by rising baromc-
ter warmer and Increasing sOutheTY winds Ycciiug to
westerly or cooler northwest. increasing COuulncs and
occasional rains.
r.n1t,1tN,l. nI.I nn.AilN arlANS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

If Tilden is burrowlng his way towards the
White House, he has got awfuy long hole to dig
N. Y Express Dem.)
Not to put too fine point upon it, Post
master-Qeneral Key makes an ass OF hpself. 1t is
doubtful could say more IL more was needed to be
said Washington Post (Dem)
Very few people IN the country but know
that r. NJ Bishop Co are groceIs doing business IN
the Paris OF America. Abuse has compensation Just
ike other thiDgs.-lCncinnati Enquirer Q)eml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
Rn VII = THEATRE.

hr. Montague e. eiSed substantial bene-
Ayes'eday afternoon at Booths Theatre. The attend
nee large aud Is was iDtimated by persons Of re-
egnized sagacty IN such moment0us matters that the
receipts exceeded 81 800. The representations were not
ach as call for particular remark II is enough 70 say
ss The occasion was agreeable, and that is monetary
e9lect Was ACCOMPLISHED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

BARRETr-In this city, on Monday, jane 8, n. P H. Bar
Relatives ana friends arenvtsd to attend the funeral
n TSRsay @nf Smith No = me residence OF h'
EAsTON-On sunday evening at his mothers residence
sing Hudson Frederick James Easton youngest son
Reiatiyes and rends invited the
Carriages viii be m waitng on the arrival Of the IL O'clock
train from t9e Grand Central DepSs J9t 6d at go
FRANRLIN-On Monday morning, Mary F.. wife Of James
:. Franklin and daughter Of the late John MoTrson
tsrnOon O'Clock Friends requested not 70 send
flowers.
the late Page Of Brooklyn IN the list year OF her age
Relatives and friends Of he family are invited to attend .hs
residence Of her sonnaw Edwin slosson. Mount Kseo
Carriages will meet train leaving Central Depot
leIl r. r., at 1880 a m.
Private Jerment on Tuesday.
PARKHJRsT-on Sunday 2. 1873. Albert Parkhurst
Reatyes ami iriaSds are i1yited to attend his funeral from h
late residence S West 2lths, Wednesday June 8, al
THIERoT-on June 1873 Mailds daughter Of the late
Funeral private Friends requested to send no hOwers
ToMKINsAt HIlsborUugh; Province Of New-IrgnsyieL.
Sins, az aged is years ) montns and y days.
RUssELL-On May 80 at Denver, COL J. Edward Russell
Relatives and friends Of the family members Excelsior
Lodge No 1885, F. and A. NJ Cornthlan Chapter No l99;
TO attend funeral services at tue Of BIS brother
naw. Geo. b. DeaDe IT, No ~ Bankst on Tuesday June
1n At n ';Sp 4 L @oOdlawn.
RUssELL-At Denver CITY, Col. May %. J. Edward
sell.
invited attend his funeral I'm citizens dress) from 81
Tuesday evening June e. at 1880 o'clock BY Order
WILLIAM 4. CoSTENBADER, Commander.
WESLEY II. CHURCH, Recorder.
WARRFN-On May % at DilOn France, Albert D., eldest
son DOrman T. Warren, Of MOntclair NJ j. in the 10th
year OF his
Boston and Northampton (Afass) papers please copy.
WHITE-At the residence Of his sonnaw A. Dewes Eben.
ezer III White, In the S4th year Of his age
take from the First Baptist Church, 9th
ana south 5thss, Williamsburg Tuesday, June 4, sc
Relatives and friends are invited requested that
flowers be sent
Boston papers please copy.
WOODFORD-At Newton n. J., June 2 William Prescott,
son of o. r. WOodfOrd, aged 81 years and 25 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
FRESH NEWS AGoUT soUTHERy DEMoCRATs.

The Southern Democrats united with the
Northern Democrats and passed the Potter resolution,
and We know that the Southern Democrats in Congress
neither towards nor fools. as Mr. Key would have
us believe. We know that they have acted from con-
yiCtOn OF the necessity of Investigation, and that II
ever the Northern Democrats do attempt revolutionary
movement. TO MeXicanizS the country, Mr.. Key
and the pr0nuncamentO express it, they viii hnd the
Southern Democrats, where they have always been
found, the side OF law and order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
SOLID SENSE IN THE SHAPE OF "a WORD TO
BROTHER VOSBURGH"


You have been acquitted of a very grave and
serious charge Tie evidence against you was INSULT
cent, Your enemies did not make IL appear that you
had actually administered poison TO your sick WIFE But
you must admit that there were many suspicious
circumstances in the Your own conduct, you
must allow. gave too much color TO these suspicious IL
not what people have right to expect OF minis
the Gospel Your acputtai does not entirely eX
Onerate you. though il leaves you free, aud invites
the heartest congratulations OF your people
who believed you innocent You would do well
to remember that you on tial still, and
that IL is OF the utmost consequence that you now
acqut yourself by life of simple, earnest devotion 10
yOuI work. II would be well TO remember that praying
and profanity do not belong together, that petulance
and leylty ana vulgar expressions are not be
coming 10 the clerical character, and that II
tian, bear ones burden in silence, without let
ing anybody know IL f. heavy, than 10 Nuke constant
fuss about try fling 10 of by the And here
after would be well 10 employ physician instead OF
quack who Is ignorant OF the structure OF the
body the average Eugishman of the interior OF the
United States and cannot tell whether the heart Is the
nNer the lungs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
LAURA Joyce DIVORCED.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 3.-Ihis afternoon
Judge Lord granted the petition OF Laura Joyce Taylor
the actress for divorce from her husband. James VAL
entine Taylor announcing at the time that he reserved
his decision for the present the questions Of amony
and the custody of the child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
ANOTHER PLACE TO LOOK FOR FRAUD.

The Republicans propose to show that $780,
600 raised and offered TO Wells and Anderson as
brbe TO have them count the vote of Louisiana Tor TIL
den. II The Democrats would only consent 10 allow two
eminent Democrats TO be called. IL would not be difficult
to prove that nearly that amount raised and put
up" TO carry Wisconsin for Tden But, after ALL moth
ing but disgrace the country Will out Of It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
STANLEY AND THE ENGLISH CAT IT AGAIN"
From The London World

A most miserable episode occurred at the
Newspaper Press Fund dinner on Saturday night Lord
Dunraven, in a speech full OF genial hum0r gave the
toast Of foreign and American journalism coupled with
the name OF Mr. IL. NJ. Stanley, and the toast was
receiy we'd with great cordially. Mr.. Stanley, IN
his reply, Appeared deliberately to set himself
the task OF eftacng tins cordially. FROM
being sardOnic, his remarks, which wandered
over bewideringlY wide field, became offensive and
there arose the strange sound OF energetic Kissing
Quiet temporarily restored at the energetic instance
OF a wtlmOwn English journalist who sprapg 10 his
feet and shouted shame" But Mr.. Stanley could not
take hint so Marked and with iueXplcable Obstlnaoy
pursued a course OF irrelevant OensveDcss The storm
OF Kissing broke forth again uDcOntrOOably, and was
not to be stayed until Mr. Stanley sat down, leaving lis
observations uncontrolled Can friend to good but
strangely warped fellow suggest TO his Immediate atten
ton another uneXplOred desertt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun 40 sun 1925 Clock slow I'm. COS.
Moon IO:48 Moon sOufhs. 3.21 Moons age DAYS
WATER rODAY-A
Sandy Hook. zoos Gov. Island 1904 Hell Gate.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. n.
Sandy Hook. 1875 Gov. Island 1853 Hell Gae.. O23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
BEGINS TO SEE THE POINT

from Tie Ct1cinn0N EnqlUTe..
Ex-Governor Tilden is not without friends The
Southern papers speak very kindly OF him and claim
that, matter Of justice he should be the candidate
In 1850. III the Investigating Committee now at work
shows disposition to reflect upon the President but
only anxious 10 know how Florida carried for the
Republicans then, should fraud be found, Tden stock
will RAPIDLY APPRECIATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

IT you have your mouth saowDess yellow
skin feel stupid and drowsy appetite unsteady ire
quent headache dizziness you bilious and nothing
viii arouse your strengthen
TEN equal Golden Medical Discovery II -
sold o. druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
MARRIED.

HUBERT-HOLME S-On Saturday. June ], In st. Johns
Church stamford. Conn, by the Rev. William Zatook
Philip O. Hubert IT,, Anna Haght daughter OF samuel
III. Holmes ell Of Stamford. No cards
WALBRIDGE-CLARKE-On Thursday, Nav 30, az the res
dence brides by the Rev Joseph T. puyea
ID. D. Augustus G. WalbTdge Ktttie r., daughter OF
George II. Clarke. esq, all OF Brooklyn
'WOODRUFF1 BOYD-On Wednesday May Is, az the resi-
dence Of brides parents Henry NJ woodruff OF Hah-
way, n. j., 20 Ada " Boyd Of Chase City, Va.
An notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed lcih fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

ffrrfan
diFloua u
Nuite fepEc1nla
VI tac mercury during tl-oss hours
TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 4, q. m.-Allhough the sky
cleared yesterday afternoon, there was decline OF air
pressure The temperature has risen eighty. The air
Is very heavy with moisture.
For tins city and vicinity, fog, followed by warmth
and partial coudness may be expected to-day IO-nor-
row II also likely be partly cloudy but cooler. On
both days there will be- CHARGE OF occasional hght
ral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
MIR. RRYAYT STILL IMPROVING.

A slight improvement in the condition OF
Mr.. Bryant is reported by his physicians. This change
is almost imperceptble from morning Till night but
when compared with tho first hours OF his Illness the
progress toward the restoration Of his health Is eonsd-
cred very encouraging. He is recovering his mental
powers He answers questions with greater ease, and
occasionally asks a question The physicians have Or
dered that his mind 6e taxed as little as possible Inc
Of medicines has been Temporarily suspenueu ~
O'clock last evening the physicians report was as iol-
lows; al,
"MF Bryant has taken milk and cnleken-Diotn every
two hours, He has been lying IN MS library, put nas
returned to his room, where ne Is sleeping qetD
His pulse strong and regular His mind is clear ana
he seems to be fully holding MS own PDySediiy anu
gaining mentally"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

pate in tins benefit ENTERTAINMENT. Mr. Percy proceeds
TO San Franciscohaving been engaged by Mr.. Mcguire
to act there. IN DIPLOMACY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
A trayeIlIno minister observed a rough look

A travelling minister observed rough-look-
ing man loungng in front Of an Lko saloon last sunday
where men 60 eventually who hang about saloons aud
gambling houses on the Lords day g. /" Yer whistln,
tumble on theif racket an then on en strike out
fur Tuscarory, an few drift over 70 Eureky I'm ny
The minister pinned on an agonizng smile aud sadly
passed on.-lElkO Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

OF public money for wasting refuse which. II properly
handled. shou 4 be sold a. profit.
Folofa-That said board automatically employs In
for labor at exorbnt far ia excess OF its proper
marEet value
FaThat tile said board In the selection OF laborers,
Is controlled entirely by partisan motives and IN paying
rates far above market value Tor such abOrers guilty
Of NATURALIZATION OF trust funds.
Salem H. Wales said that the action might be carried
still further, and an investigation be made Of
the system Of hiring labCrers in vogue In other
departments, particularly that OF the parks
Mr.. Schultz said that the Grand Jury appearing as
force 10 assist them their work II the state
ments we're true that made OF the Police Com
mssiOners that they employing upon the streets
feeble persons at ~ so for eight hours pretended
labor and paying SO so per day for horses and
carts that were not worth So 3d. and the
other extravagancies alleged were true thew
deserved TO be indicted much than the Health Com
mis- dOners If the Grand Jury continued Its work II
would sOOn be no disgrace indicted among many
respectable people, but still good results would follow
There opposition to thei resolutions ana they
adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
THE DEFENCE OF TIE ALDERMEN.

UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE EXACT COURSE TO BE PUR-
SUBTRACTION OF REPUBLICAN DISTRICT Asso-
CITATION.
The question as to what will be done with the
fifteen indicted Aldermen and the Health Commissioners
to-day, was matter Of very general discussion yeser
day, but seemed very clear as TO the probable
Of action Judge Barrett is to hold the Court OF
oyer and Termner to-day but he has only deferred his
civil for half hour. Assistant Distrct-Ator
ney Rollins, who, under DisTict-AttOrney Phelps
has the chief charge Of the indictments Twas
not at the Office yesterday John d. Townsend
said he would OF be present to-day but he had
not been informed who to be his associate
counsel II grave matter that, while he dld not
want avoid any proper responsibility. he expected
that other counsel would be appointed to aid him. and
until he consulted with them forced to act with
out Them he could not say what action would he taken
to-day He understood that the DistrctAttorney was
ready.
Among lawyers generally the relation OF the OF
Oliver Charhck convicted OF neglect Of duty as Police
Commissioner, the present proceedings, was generally
discussed In that case il held that the question OF
intent was not In ordinary criminal cases. the essen
tal element OF the offence, but that violation OF the
law even IN perfect good faith and through misunder
standing. constituted misdemeanor.
The proper 10 be- taken for the defence OF Alder
man Perey considered last evening by the Execn-
tive Committee Of the XXth Assembly District Repuoh
can Association, OF which he IS member MAJOR
George W. COOney offered resolutions asserting conf
dence that Mr.. Pcricy, IN casting his vote as an al
derman, had az All times believed that he
acting accordance win the law ana ior the best
interests OF the city The resolutions asked President A.
j. D,ttenhOcfeT % defend Nh. Pcrley.
Henry C. stcarns thought that this would be bad
precedent Tor The committee. AID would be wrong Tor
IN support a In Illegal act even n he did not
know what he was doing Mr. kellugg claimed
that the association ought % support Dir Percy and J.
4. Engehardt the He SAID that the law
intended that a person who innOcently uud only
technically had committed crime should bc punlshed.
Mr. Stearns replied that lac was willing To do az ~ DIS
power private individual for the defence Of Mr. Per
lev but not as member Of the association. Persons
should be selected 10 represent The people IN
legislative bodies thoroughly acquainted with the law
SDlon j. smith thought there were many precedcnts
for the proposed action and nstanced the defence ~
Henry Ward BcechcT by Plymouth Church. and more
recently that the Rev Mr. Nusburgh by his cOngre
cation Ia Jersey CITY. After further remarks by eN-
Alderman Hess Mr.. Kellogg and others, the resolutions
were adopted, NJ Stearns alone voting against them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
THE GREENPoIYT sTENCHEs RENEWED.

THE GREENPOlNI SIENCHES RENEWED
As already reported, the offensive smells at
Greenpont have been renewed, and Assistant District
Attorney Bell has taken prompt measures to ascertain
whether any OF the persons whose sentences were sus
peudedi have resumed their business One u them yes
terdny appeared and gave prompt assurance that no
not tue offender II Il reported that one or the OF
Tenders Is one those whom sentence Is hanging,
and that he will be called up for sentence this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
6usciaI Notices..

Advertisements intended for the next issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed In before p m To-
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DIED

An notices Of Marriages must b, Endorsed riG fl
name and address.
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Neryous Rxhaustion.-A medical essay Comprising a

Neryous ExhausttOn-A medical essay comprising
Of lectures delivered Kahns Museum OF Anatomy New
YORK and premature Decline showing In
dsputably lost health be Teganed Attending clear
synopss the mpedmens TO marriage and the treatment Of
nervous and physical debility being the result OF 20 years
perence BY mail 25o currency postage stanpa Address
Secretary, KAHNS Museum 69o Broadway, NeWfork.
Post once NOtce.-The foreign wesE ending
sATURDAY, June 8 1878, viii close a tins ONCE OF
TU ESDAY az a m for Europe by steamship Wisconsin,
va Queenstown WEDNESDAY, at 6 a M. for Europe
by steamship Scytha Queenstown Correspondence Tor
France be forwarded by this steamer must be specially adj
dressed THURSDAY at ESQ a. ul- for Europe. ~
steamship Celtic via Queenstown Vr -.
and France 70 be forwarded By this steamer must 20
specaly addressed); and at IL for Europe ~
Leasing, via Plymouth Cher0OurR ana W
URDAY, for Europe, BY steanishlp SIiy VI Der
Queenstown (cOrresDondence Tor uei anu oeVg
land 10 be forwarded By this steamer must DC specy ad
dressedl and a. for Soetah1 nHecs' " s.ea1sn
Povia- via GLASGOW; and at lllSO a m Iot Europe "
seamsn 10 Oder Southampton ana bIemen Inc stean
Celtic city OF Eefiln
Cor 5wedep ans Norway The mails for
tasve Newly June O. The mails Tor the West
THOMAS Brazil direct leave NeW-Y0fk
he m ala for kapnwa and South Pacific ports leave
@ yort June The mails tor the West indies ST.
slso Porto Rico and Venezuela direct leave New
JILL Jnne The mails for Australia &c, leave san Fran
ce June 10 The mails for China aud Japan leave San Fra
e''0' I'll JAMES, Postmaster
Post once Hsv.York. June !, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
Bangs q Co., CSC Broadway,
VIII sell at auction, on

TUESDAY, June 4. at $3.50 p. m.
RARE aud DESIRABLE BOOKS in various departments OF
literature many Of them handsomely nlust ae1 and well
bound
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, at $50 .. m,
An extensive collection Of STATE. COUNTY and TOWN
HISTORIES, GENEALoGIEs and BIOGRAPHIES, RE-
PRINTS OF RARE BOOKS, SCARCE HISTORICAL
WORKS MFMoIRS, TRACTS sc, nearly all new.
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TRIWfVE LoCAL ORGANIZATIONS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-09-28
Business Locals.

Fall and Winter Goods are being received
daily at Orndorf 4 Albaugh's. They have
purchased largely of the factories for cash,
and goods will be sold at bottom figures. 2t
T. W. Wells & Bro. will not be undersold.
Please call and examine our cheap and com
plete stock of Black Cashmeres and Alpacas,
Cassimeres and extra cheap White and Col.
ored Flannels; best Canton Flannels in the
county for the money, New Fall and Winter
Dress Goods, very cheap.
Best assortment of Shirts ever offered in
Carroll county, at II. L. Norris
Cheapest line of Crockery and Glassware,
just received, at Princes.
Cigars and Tobacco, at Shelman's.
Piles of Dress Goods, of all varieties and
New Shades, at 0rndorif & Albaugh's. 2t
First-class English and American Cloths,
Cassimeres and Suitings, just opened, at H.
l.. Norris.
Harper, Scribner and Leslie, for October,
at Shellman's News Depot.
Piles of Cassimeres and Mems Wear have
been purchased and will be sold at prices to
suit the times, at Orndorff & Albaugh's. 2t
One Bottle of Mucilage and Brush, for 5
cents, at Shellmans, News Agent.
Big Job Lot Of Corsets for so cents, worth
81, at IL. L. Norris
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Ready Made Cloth
ing. In this department we have made a
special effort to procure bargains for our
customers. We have bought the largest,
cheapest, and best stock that ever came to
Westminster, all for cash, direct from man
facutory. Orndorff & Albaugh. 2t
A fine assortment of Tea, from so cents
up, at II. l.. Norris.
Latest Style Fall Hats, at II. L. Norris
Thomas Black Ink, at Shellman's.