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New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
MUSIC.
GHMoRE's GARDEN.

The experiment of combining military band
with the orchestra Sunday evenings has been re-
wared with complete success far as the pleasure OF
the audience Is concerned. and even the ar
tistic result is all that could be expected
Last night there great multitude OF
ouist orderly. well-dressed people at the Garden,
and the performance passed of brilliantly. The brass
hand is placed on platform near the hadison-aye en-
trance Daring the lntermssiOHs ID tie regular pro
0ramme II plays promenade music. aud then
tse whole Garden starts into more than iis
usual yivacity. From time TO time during the
eyeplnr pieces are introduced, like We6ers Jubilee
overture or the Prayer from Moses in Egypt" which
enable tho exra band TO join with the orchestra
n a stirring finale, and these powerful effects
The house certainly does not fail 70 appreciate.
The applause last night was abundant kneores were
ioudy demanded and gratefully received The Garden
was bright cool gay, and pleasant Light music suta-
bic 70 this trying weather, is on the pro
erammes OF tho present week. The "request
concert" this evening will present some special tempta-
ps for the connosscurs the first the "coB-
poses right is 10 be omitted for the present and on
Thursday instead Of symphony VIC arc 10 have one OF
the very lghtest programmes Of the week.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS
HAVANA WFEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA, July 20.-Sugar- Dizziness prevailed aud
holders compelled submit exigences Of
es Transactions wore, therefore euTailed The market
closes dull aud dropping Nos 10 10 ~ d. 62079 reals
gold per Nos 10 to 20 d. S. S69t reals MOasses
sugar Nos 10 TO- 696a reals MnscoyadO sugar. Common
Pair 6s16s reals gold Centrifugal SugarS Nos ii -.
boxes and hhds. 0e reals STOCK warehouse Ha-
yana Matanzas-l 900 boxes S0U00 and $4,000
hhds Receipts Of the eco boxes 4O0 bags and
hhds Exports duung the wee6 40 0OXes 45sO bags and
$3.50 hhd including 500 boxes a the bags and $50 hhds.
the United States. Bacon. S52@S33 currency psr ewt
Butter SG0GS6j per quna In kegs and bbs for
Superior American Flour 81 50G$32 currency, per bbl
tai Lard kegs. s4 50ds35 currency per qunta for fine
do tns S38 3 Sl2, currency, bbl Tai
low S2saS2S So currency per qunta Honey Sd4 Ieals
gold per gallon Onions demand Coal OIL in tins. Sd9
reals currency per gallon. Empty hhds, 50 s3 25 god
Lumber firm White Pine S34 gold NJ. Pitch Pine S33.
shocks hhds, 10 gO reals gold White Navy
Beans % rea currency, per aObe Chewing Tobacco 500
1885, 1Oi per ounta Freights quiet and weak Spanish
gold 2160216la Exchange firm the United States 60
days currency 4dj premium short sight do 63d6 pre-
MUM: go days gold d6 premium short sight do 69d7 n
premumi on London, lGi90l7 premium on Paris, 32qS
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

all his drenms and the reward Of all his patience
and labor: These things are-tho rustic lovelinoss
of the land and the charm Of its always vital and
splendid antiquity. The green lanes the thatched-
rooted cottages. the meadows glorious with wild
flowers the little churches covered with dark-green
ivy, the Tudor fronts festOOned with roses, the
devious fOO-paths that wind across wild heaths and
long and Lonesome fields, the narrow, shining rivers
brmfull to their banks and crossed hero and there
with gray and mOss-grown bridges, the stately ems,
whose lOw-hanRing branches droop over turf OF
emerald velvet, the Gnarled beech trees that
wreath their old fantastic roots high" the
rocks that cav and circle in the air.
the sweet winds that blow from fragrant
woods, the sheep and the deer that
rest in shady places the pretty children who clus
ter round the porches of their cleanly, cosy homes
and peep at the wayfarer as he passes. the numer-
Gus, and often brilliant birds that at times fill the
ears with music, the brief, light, pleasant rains
that and anon refresh the landscape-these are
Of the everyday joys of rural England, and
these are wrapped in climate that makes life one
serene ecstasy. Meantime. in rich valleys or on
verdant slopes, thousand old castles and monas-
teres ruined or half in ruins. allure the pilgrims
Eaze. in piro his imagination, arouse his memory,
and fill his mind. The best romance of the past
and the best reality of the present his banquet
now; and nothing is wanting to the perfection OF
the feast. thought that life could have but few
moments of happiness in store for me like the mo
ment--Dever to be forgotten when, in the heart
Of mighty London, on perfect June day, l lay
upon the grass in the old Green Park and looked
over TO the towers Of Westminster Abbey. WV.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r.. l., July 20.-The weather is
fearuly warm for Newport at least, aud the torr.d
will never be forgotten. The hotels are rapidly
filing, and IN ways than the heat has been a
material benefit to the place.
The new cottage on Beleyue-aye. built few years
aEo by George Whestland jr OF Boston, has recently
sold for $4,000 TO Captain w. II. Swift OF New
York. who Is occupying this Parkinson Cottage on the
avenue.
Sir Edward Thornton the English Minister is here as
the guest OF M Outrey the French minister Mr. French
Secretary Of the English Legation at Washington, has
taken rooms for the at Mueuchingors on
Belleyucaye.
The Rev. DR.. storrs and family, Of Brooklyn have
arrived the Hotel Aquidneck 10 stay few weeks.
hne boat race viii take place here next week. The
prizes. given by the Summer residents, will be very
handsome. Upwards Of $500 has been raised thus far
Recent hotel arrivals are:
Hotel Aqudneck James MOlyneaux. B0rdentOwn,
N. j.; W. A. Dnpps, Philadelphia j. IL. Bowditob,
Pomfret; 4. W. Bowdtch. A. b. Jewell NJ. 4. Pond,
Boston; II. Holmes J. W. Bldde. philadelphia II. dc
-. Clay, Eugene q. smith. joan X. Hall, Hcw-York.
Ocean IIouse-B. j. Baldwin, NJ. d. of tho Charity
Hospital NeW-NOrk; ". II. Stuart aud family, James
VI Stuart joseph I. Drumm0nd +. Saunders JE, G.
W. Bl0dget and wife, NJ. J.. Ingersoll and wiie r. n.
Tiimagc and wife, Miss J.. \. Grant, W. Scott Sims D.
H. Brown Colonel c. C. Long, Arthur d. Fishe Hnd wiIci
A. Harris and wife: J. NJ. Fishe and wife,
John Akers Toronto; Joseph R3slsr' Pniadslphi4
Bfyant l.. B Saunders. J. ID. Bates, Boston; Mr and
Alfs. Gfiliith. Quebec; H. l. DOEsman and family 81
Louis; ]. r. o'Brcn, Knoxville. Tenn; James ID.
John Carver. England +. A. EDnis. St. Louis ,
Mr. Moses Lazarus OF Eew-York, who has arrived
here has sold bis cottage on BcileYue-aYe TO MI
Zeincr. of New-l0rk. on private tenn
Colonel T. B. Biss, ". :. A., has taken rooms az
private house on Conanieut Island for TIE summer
Captain ". n. Jrfers, u s. n, Chief Of the Bureau
OF Ordnance. y Ia town
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
THE OHIO HALLEY CROPS.

THE AVERAGE YIELD AND CONDITION OF THE OHIO
INDIANA AND KENTUCKY CROPS VNPRECE-
DENIED.
CINCINNATI, July 21.-The Enquirer of yes
terday published page Of crop reports from ohio Ken
tueky and Indiana. The crops aIrcady harvested ex-
cecd those Of 1877 while those yet growing promise
better than at the time in any former year IN
few districts In the yield OF wheat Is reported
but the general acreage and the extraord
nary heavy yield the majority Of districts overcome
this discrepancy and place largo balance to the credit
aide of the average yield, many counties reporting as
high az 200 per cent increase on yield
only few districts report failure Of the oat crop
apa heavy increase In acreage Is shown In quality
the Grain will compare favoraby with II not excel that
nj maj year when the hnes gram ever cut ia me Oho
Valley was brought 70 markee ihe yio'u VI s"~" A@9
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

been exceedingly heavy and many localities report fhat
It alone will pay for the cultivation OF the crop Corn
promises better than at the time Last year.
An increase OF 40 per cent reported In acreage ana
should the weather continue seasOnabe the Weld VIII
be unprecedented -
POatOesshow increase both IN acreage aud condition
OF crop over last year. The early crop has been one
Of extraordinary YIELD averaging fully 100 per cent.
The late crop promises we'll, only few localities re-
porting evil Fruit promises better tran for many
years
Taken all in ALL the crops Of the great agricultural
district covered by these reports arc unprecedented IN
acreage, yield and condition, and all that remains 70
secure to the farmer his reward Ia continuance OF the
present favorable weather
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
WOOL MAnKET-BY TELEGRAPH

PHILADELPHIA, July 2O-wool in better demand and firm.
with an upward tendency Ohi0 Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, Xxx 81 l. 94Oc; X. 37i2d3sc Medium.
37d3Sc.; Coarse, 33d34c; New-YOrk, Michigan, Indiana
and Western Fine 3S035c. Medium 36d37c Coarse. 80
a3sci Com6ing, Washed, 36S42ci do. Unwashed, 2sc;
Canada COmbing 360Iue Fine Unwashed 4d25c Coarse
and Medium Unwashed 26d2Sc.; Tub-Washed, S6637c.;
Colorado Fine and Medium, 1S025c; DO, Coarse. for
pets. lA0l7c. Extra and MennO Pulled. 32035c; No I
Super Pulled 80 2d35c; TeNas Fine and Medium, 1870
25c; Coarse, 140iBc; California Fine and Medium 22 q
do. COaFst, 2Jc
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for lie pasf "a hours

WAsHNGToS, July %, a.m.-The pressure
is lowest in NewEngland aud highest in the Northwest
and Upper Lake region. General rain has fallen in New
Engand occasional rain in the Gulf and Middle States
and Lake region. The temperature has remained sta
tonary In toe South Southwest with light yari
able winds aud has fallen, with northery winds from
the Missouri River 10 the North Atlantic Coast
Indications.
For New-Engaud colder clear partly cloudy
weather nOrthWesterly winds rising barometer pre-
csded in the eastern portions barometer aud rain
For the Lover Lake region aud Middle Atlantic states,
colder partly cloudy, weather. noFthwesteriy
winds, rising barometer.
Cool fair weather will prevail in the Middle States
on TuesdOy and Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

the First District, died last hlghL
Judge Shepley was the son OF Judge Ether
shepley and was born at saco, Me-, January J.,
1919. He was graduated at Dartmouth IN 1897, and
at the Dana Law School Cambridge In 1889 He
was admitted TO the bar in 1910, at Bangor.
In 1874 he removed to Portland, and in 1S45
he was appointed United States Distric-Attorney
for tho State position TO which he reapponted in
1853 and in s57 subsequently he devoted himself un-
Ill 1861 very large general practice In the latter
year ne became colonel Of the 18th Maine Regiment and
during General Buffers expedition against NcwOreans
he was IN command OF brigade on the occupation Of
that city he was appointed military cOmmandant and
actin gnayOr shortly after he was commissioned rs y
brigadirr-general Of volunteers, and made mill
tary Governor OF Louisiana. In 1854 he commanded
the military OF Virginia and North Carolina He
served with Army OF the James in the campaign OF
1884 65 and was appointed military governor OF Rich
mOnd in April OF the latter year. After the war he tie
rned the appointment OF Judge OF the Supreme Court
OF Maine and continued his law practice In 1863, how
ever he accepted the position which he held a the time
of ls death.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
6uerial Notlses.

Nervous ExaaustionA mei cal essay comprising sries
Of leetnres delivered kan'a Museum OF Anatomy N9N.
Yorz on aud cure 9I preaaro decline showing M
disputaOV lost health may pc renod, ad0idng ca
sV,osis Of the peAments 10 marriage aud the tatnen %
nervous and physical debility being the result 81 20 years ex
nerelee BY mail 2jc currency postage stamps AotesA
secretary KAHN's Museum. 63S BroadNay Seg- gork-
patents Designs Trade aar Labes caveats aud advice
how 10 secnre them pronpty and at be lowest es5 gwen D
S H. WALES 4 SON, ltditOrt Of 1he ssientlne Nesss
No 10 prucet RewYOrk, VINO have had "a yeafs eAPes
enco Ia tho business.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
FEDERAL OFFICES IN NEW-Y0RK.
CARD FROM GRAND ARMY MIN.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The following card /
given 10 the Associated Press:

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The following card is
given TO the Associated Press
GRAND ARMY OF TIE REPUBLIC,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DEPOT,
WEST PHILADELPHIA, July u.
The Albany dispatches published this day contain
many statements calculated 10 mislead regarding the
G. A. r. ana Federal Offices at Albany and other places
The undersigned were appointed a committee by the
National EnoampmeBt, q. A. r., 70 interview the Pres
dent relative to the employment OF soldiers on Govern
meut works. The arrangement Of slate TO cover all
the offices In New-York state IA vision OF highly
imaoiuatlve mind william @. Weed. who is quoted so
prominently was in the army Is not OF course,
member OF the G.. A. r. aud can IN no sense apeak for
that organization. The Grand Army OF the Republic s
not IN politics, aud does not propose 10 get In.
joins @. RoBnsos)
JOHN PAIMEB, Committee.
JAMES TAsKER,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
COLONEL VAN BEUREN's FUNERAI.

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., July 21.-The funeral
services of Colonel Van Beuren will take place from his
Summer residence here Tuesday the 23d inst, at
noon, st. Marks Church, New-York. at D. m.
The family and friends will occupy special
20 NewYOrk. SIX intimate friends OF the deceased
Will act as nall -heararS.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
RE CALM. sAYLER.

-. ffOa 1ae CaEclnn1it Gd1eus =.
The Hon. Milton Sayler so far OVercame his
toeetluOnai tendency 70 w3arnessas to make speteh
p toe Democratic State Committee. few days ago MI
yer declared that there nO issues IA the eleeuOn
stess OF this year but the merits or the Oandldaes
ms he seems 10 have mOdiel for he perspriDgy
an0Dsttaled committee that there was an issue
q opciOWing pOfance, tO-wlt The inlmedlate aDG
entQndtenal repeal OF the Resumption Act Mr.. Sayer
e y know tnaU the act eanuOt very well be repealed
e Inc Feussenblng or Congress. ana 10y that time, IN
Al ptgjabiity resumption viii be an accomplished fact
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
FroriIine /. fer the Teeth and Breath

IA the liquid dentfrce In the world. Il thoroughly
cleanses partially decayed teeth RON all parasites or living
anlmacuG,' leaving them peary white imparting de-
lghtiul fragrance 10 the breath
The FRAGRANT FLORILlNE"
Removes instantly al odors Arising from foul stomach,
smoke Being partly composed OF honey Soda and
tracts OF sweet herbs aud plants II Is perfectly harmless
and as delicious sherry.
Prepared bv HlsRY G. GALLUP, No 4D3 0xOrdst London
England reIaIled everywhere az 10 cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
AGITATRD TWO YEARS IN ADVANCE.

An old farmer writes that General Grant is
Tgat man. and holds that the agitation OF hs cand
oacy In 1890 A premature We think n not only pre
nature, but prepOsierOus. We did rot commence u.
bu when tGe old ring politicians begin yelling That We
nasi have Grant again 10 save the country. We snail
JAKE the liberty OF cOntradotlng them; ana II that
ks agitation, quiet people need not run TO US to
tnu Ia
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
PRISON WORKSHOPS BURNED.

Boston, July 21.-The workshops of the
new state Prison at Concord Mass 400 feet long, were
burned yesterday at a. M Loss estimated at $3.50 OOO
The lOss of the State itself is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL osSsRytrIoY'

TRIBUNE OFFICE July %. 1 a. m.-After the usus
morning rise Saturday the variations aiT-prcssure
(sse line beginning below 296I unimporiant The
weather was clear and partly cloudy During the
day the barometer fell considerably lsoe line beginning
above 296l Tue average temperature yesterday was
lG5s degrees lower than On Friday.
Clear or partly cloudy weather may be expected IN
this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

We are reliably informed that Of the customers OF
Alex. FrOthingham Co., brokers ~ MaLst, NeyYork:
made SS0D within 30 DAYS, from Investment OF
about 800 FrOthugham & Co thoroughly reliable.
send for their Weeksy Financial Report. sent free.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
MARRIED.

o'BRIEN-DENRooIIEI Brooklyn July I8 1873, by ths
Rev John A. Paddock d. d.. Mr. Robert O'BFien 10 Miss
sarah b. DcnrOche. both OF Brooklyn. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

Few Episcopal cIergymen IN Central New
York have been better known or admired than DR..
Guion short, thek-set man. with tine and earnest
face and quaint manner, he was an indefatgabe
worker and man strongly imbue1 with the missionary
sprit and love for tho extension OF the Episcopal
fhuren He was once ths chaplain OF Auburn Prison,
and lis sons have occupied positions Of trust and re-
spOnsibilty WITHIN the gift OF the State.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

AT THE BERLIN BAsoUET.--Little Powers lat
the door. rusniy); But arc We 20 ge nothingi Big
power n the table, while the Turkey Is bcBg caryedl
re- ouet my little dears you shall aoine down 10 your
desserts. - Punch.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

SUDDEN DEATH OF A COLoRED POLITICIAN
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 21.-A. N. Curtis,
a prominent coored politician, was thrown from his
buggy at Marion last night, and instantly killed He
was state SENATOR and aspranto for Congress in Me-.
Sbaleva hstricf the WITH.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
THE REV. DIR. JOHN NJ. GUIoY.

SENECA FALLS, n. Y, July 21.-The Rev.
John b. uuon DID,, for twenty years rector Of Trinity
Church. here died on Saturday evening" He was seven
tv-scyen years old
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
AMNESTY FOR KU-KLUx AND FOR ILLICIT DIS
TIIIER8

NON me ChdycStOn Affs ana Cc"tcI
We are authorized 20 say that all citizens
south Carolina accused OF offences undcr the kuklux
~ ho have left the state account OF prosecutions
sssint them, pending the United States COufts may
1o eturn With safety 60 their homes, where they can
reside without fear Of further mOlestation, upon the
snse condition that they DC peaeeful and law-abid
~ ehzcns. Governor Hampton himself gives the as
eeee that there longer any risk OF further prose
on account Oi fofmer offences An earnest ehort -
se-tlg by Governor Hampton 70 secure general am
s Tor the Illicit distilers IA South Carolina. by thb
H.ohniary absence OF she Ku-KinX refugees and the
ng down OF the distilers n the mountains, infinite
~ ana Trouble have been caused 20 SOuth CafOHph
S.ston advantage 20 the United States Government 1t
We ann Of Governor Hampton 20 change eI this. The
.s. iihcul part Of the undertaking - accomplished
- ~ completion win not long be delayed.
ooo0 ADVICE TO PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
~ ff0u The pna0deLphfa Telegraph.
ne light Of 1880 is TO be fought in 1878,
a. tlnsylyana Is 10 do rather than her share OF
.tt republican party e 10 wil There has got 70 DC
tone Of tho most serious kind aud there nes got 70
more unity than exists VI present IN the party
49,, Mtogcther II - not just now enthusiastc party
- u y an excited one. Pehnsyiyania - without
n f1sp1 kepunnean STATE aud a strong one too, but
- p1oiicanism u lying torpid at present aud more
l' .4Ghafg work Will be required % IL 10 ac
M as<essiTe life. II the raiders and managers can
81 nv thi ihe victory will be for them for an avsi
ef, Is never torpid, bnt always ready to vote
~ sAa often for the good of the party.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
nrnGE GEORGE T. sHEPLEY.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 21.-General George F.
sbopley Judge the United States Circuit Court for
the First District died last night
The Greenville times., 1878-06-01
A philosophical Pasha.

IIarper's Magazine.]
Some Of the French jokes aoou.
the Russo. Turkish war arc not
bad-thcsc for example /:
A Russian General rioes s21
ward to the Grand Duke: !" nav
the honor, your imperial Hignnoss'
70 announce q great victory"
!" Very Well. 60 and congra'u.
late the troops"
There are none left"
A Turkish Pasha y surveying
the field with An aid'de'
camp lides up:
!" All our artillery has been cap
tured."
The Pasha strokes his beard phi
sophically and says; I Fortu'
|DdN 81 was moi paid for
The Greenville times., 1878-06-01
Russia Recosnzss Ireland

The following extract from the
San Francisco Chronicle Of Muyl,
speaks for ilscIfss'" Last Sunday
afternoon, when tho la't steamer,
laden with enthusiastic lrisltmesi
was s.calnIng down W. bay pn her
return triptromthc Knights of the
Red prancll, aud when Just oppo-
site the Russian corvette, the Irish
national flag was run alofi, the
band struck up the national anthem
and the warlikc piciiickers Justify
chccrcd tho enemy cxpcctant Of
England. Quite unexpectedly the
Russian man Of war Instantly re-
turned the salute with'as vigorous
a courtesy as il Il had been offered
| By tho flagship Of the allied navics
Of tho world. 1t dipped the Rus
sian flag and fired salute Of twcn-
ty ono guns, and the Whole crew Of
the corvette rushed to the side and
heartily cheercd the Irish flag and
i The Irishmen under 4. Tho Irish
iuen on their part fairly cracked
their throats with the savage earn
cstncss Of their counter cheers
The Greenville times., 1878-06-01
4 ratct's EsathusIasu.

Cluk'sv,llc (rcnn J tl'roniclc
We give npolhcr splcAdid eilor'
Of tici.cal Chalmers. OF Missis-
'iyss, his week. Old DR.. Bnsby,
CO.. long time head master o.
lWvStnlns,cr school, IN Englani'
,sas once present in tho Ilonse oi
t,o,n,,lnns when William Pitt, the
|vou,,cer. w:m making speech
thcvGE rAt had been a pupil OF
Ills. I. | taught the boy" no wonlu
shout. when Pitt closed an elo.
quent pcriod. II taught him al
he knuws; \" and at last when 'he
summit of q splendid climax was
rosched by tho orator, the OLD man
vcll,d out "God bless him! rv'
|ihrasl,ed him 4 thousand tines
va have felta li,ilelikc DR.. Dusby
| while reading General Chalmers
speeches not that we ever thrash
al tl,o General, or " Bun" Chal
| mors, As no was then called, but " ,
q taught tho boy" aud We ihin'
we discern III his enthusiasm 10
...s.1.......a ctofo t3vl,ts some o
The Greenville times., 1878-06-01

Iwant to call TO the attention of
gentlemen a piece cfhistory. Why
were these immense avenues laid
ont? Why were lsttcred streets
running one way, and numbered
streets the other at rights angles, |
and then these avenues thrust |
through them diagonally, with
their circles radiating from all
points; first to the Capitol and then
in the neighborhood Of the Presi-
dents house History tells us that
this District was about to be laid
out by Washington at the time
when tho mob Of Paris was over
awing the National Assembly Of
France BY erecting barricadcs
across (hc narrow streets OF Paris.
That was brought to tho aticnllo
OF George Washington. and In
| order i, prevent that in tho great
futurr he made these wide q ennc
ralialing from tho place whore
the public buildings were to- be
| crcctcd. ststIat 1t would bc iInpos-
siblc ever. for the mob OF This city
- 1e rr;..a,ln anil ovcrawe and i'm.