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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

General Buffers nose is worth q good deal
to him Just now, and the country will ap-
plaud his decision not to risk that valuable
feature in the City of New-York. He has
been asked to speak at National mass-meet-
ing here, but he looks at Mr.. 1.-THE" Allen
and then at Mr.. Eugene Beebe-frst at one
faction, then at the other, then at
both-and puts his hand on his nose
with the plaintive remark, "Thank you,
" think not" He would like a little more
harmony in the party first. While the Ma
{" tional party in NewYOrk remains in state
"of disOrganization and rupture" he says,
men coming to blows, 1 do not think it
"either proper or prudent" etc. etc.
That's it" coming TO blows" It's a
wise general that knows when to be afraid.
1t would not be prudent-certainly not; and
not proper-lndeed, highly improper. The
Butler nose has become a National posses
sion, and it must and shall be preserved.
Think how it has followed the trail of the
MacVeagh Commission think of the gigantic
Job of Improbable smelling it has done for the
Potter Committee think of the agony it must
endure in keeping up with the scent of the
unwashed Massachusetts, Nationals on their
way to the GOvemOrship. And after all this
public service, this veteran organ was to be
exposed to the dangers of a free fight
among lot of currency refOrmers, who vote
with their fists and record their opinions on
the cuticle of their opponents. The General has
done wisely, and it will be prudent as well as
proper, for more reasons than one, for him to
continue, when in the presence of his party,
TO keep his hand on his nose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY l8 1874

but the great fact in the situation is that
things have reached such pass, even in Yer
mont, as to call for a new party. The raw Is
established, and all lovers of active and ag-
gressive politics will rejoice at the fact. 1t
is called the working Of Independent
"leaven," and is full of encouragement.
There must be at least one man engaged In
it, else there would have been no call for a
mass convention. We await with intense in
terest the further announcement when and
where he proposes to mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Lord Salisbury contends in his dis
patch that England gained all she desired
at the Congress. - A commission is about
10 investigate the atrocities in the Rho
dope District. - Russian troops have fired
on British seamen in the Gulf of Saros. 49,
The Montana has arrived at Queenstown; she was
disabled. - StrathmOre won the Liverpool Cup
yesterday.
DoMEsTIc-The race between the Cornell and
Harvard crews was won yesterday By the former by
four lengths; the race was close and interest
ing one. - The heat in the West con-
tinues almost unabated and is now extending
rapidly eastward. - witness before the
Potter Subj Committee, in New-Orleans, yesterday
confessed during his testimony to being bribed by
+. l.. Weber. the money being supplied by a gen.
tleman in New-York Weber was called for, and
denied it. == Miles has had another fight with
the Indians, routing them. = sbipload Of
arms and cartridges, worth over $1,OOO,OOO
will be sent to Turkey from New-Hayen. "A
council of railway mail superintendent has been
held at Washington. = The Treasury has called
for SIS. 200 900 five-twcnties. - The foreign
ministers have nearly all left Washington.
CITY AND sUBURBAN.-Many contesting deega-
tons have been elected to the State Convention of
the National party. - Colonel Burt yesterday
assumed his duties as Naval Officer = James
Gordon Bennett has returned home. 80
BOndholders under two mortgages OF the
Montclair and Greenwood Lake Railroad
elected conference committees. - Edward Clark
promised TO remove his fertilizer factory from New
town Crock. - Mrs. Cooper was cross-examined
IN the Marshall case. -= An Illicit distillery in
West Thrty-ninth-st. was seized. - Three en-
ploy6s of a Broadway drygOOds firm were arrested
for large thefts. - A Young actress committed
suicide with cyanide of potassium. =
Gold, 1OO5s, 1OO5s, 1908 Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close 994O Stocks, after
opening firm declined, and closed feverish and I'M
settled.
The WEATHER. TRIBUNE local observations in
dicato party cloudy weather, with chances of oc-
-casional showers Thermometer yesterday, 720,
SIC, ITO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

The git-tha stroke seems to get there.
At Owasco Lake, yesterday, as in the more
famous contest at Henley, the crew which
made its boat go fastest got the advantage Of
the crew which pulled with the greatest pre-
cislon and smOOthest rhythm. The Cornell
Freshmen won, somewhat against the
general expectation, and altogether beyond
the expectation of their chef local
prophet. The race seems to have been highly
successful in every respect. The arrange
ments were we'll managed, the crowds were
well behaved, and the Harvard Freshmen,
though they lost the prize, had the satisfac-
ton of having given their opponents close
brush for it. They have also the consolation
of knowing that the crimson went to the fore
in the greater race at New-LondOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

The stench-manutacturer has been reduced
to most becoming state of subsection. When
the representative of the craft who has been
continuing his nOxious ways in spite of his
conviction was arraigned yesterday, he pleaded
a misrepresentation of his promise, and vOlun-
teered to cease all manufacturing of whatever
sort at Newtown Creek and to remove all his
raw materials now on hand to Barren Island.
Moreover, he humbly offered to take whatever
sentence the Court saw fit to impose upon
him if he was caught again at his old tricks.
Upon this he was allowed to go, with re-
minder from Judge GIldersleeve that he might
expect to see his proposal to take the severest
sentence known to the law accepted In
broad and liberal spirit if it became neces-
sary. Now let the rest Of the fraternity keep
Judge Gildersleeve's warning in mind
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in proximity there win be risk of such coils
IONS In Turkey. as our COnstantinople letter
shows, General Todleben averted an ARRAY
with the Ottoman troops, by hastily advancing
bis outposts in answer to Fuad Pashas de-
mand that he should remove his watch-towers.
The Turk soon discerned that he could not
trife with the victor Of Plevna.
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Business NoIires.


DIR. UNDERHILL's pure wines from the CrotOn
Point Vineyards For sale by druggists Wh0ssale by 70
HAVE Won tried the Perfection blend Of
Mocha and lava coffee IN glass Jarsi
AN OPPORTUNITY NOT YET EMBRACED.
From me Tribune Of ApTti %, 1873
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

The dispatch which Lord Salisbury sent
from Berlin to London for the information of
the Government, was clearly intended for the
public to whom it has been so readily
submitted. Il is an able document, and
Is well calculated to prevent the re-
action which the satisfied attitude of Russia
might stimulate. Prince Bismarcks remark
that England has attained a magnificent sue
sees" will, however. assure the British peo-
pie that their gains were not illusOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
Nem'9lorIs Daily 0ritar,rR,
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1873.

BY HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

DIR. UNDERHML's pure wines from the Croton
Point Vineyards sale by druggsts Wholssale oy 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

The unprOvOked attack of Russian troops
on British sailors, who were In an unarmed
boat near the Gulf of SarOs, indicates
that there are elements of danger against
which the Congress could not provide. Posi-
bly, satisfactory explanations win be given
promptly, and concord win be preserved, but
20 long as the Russian and British forces are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

The safe arrival of the Montana just as the
friends of those on board we're beginning to
insist on being alarmed about her, is another
proof of the unnecessary worry to which peo-
pie put themselves in such matters. 1t was
just as was supposed. An accident to the ma
cbinery almost disabled the vessel, reducing
her speed to six knots an hour. Because she
was a few days overdue was no reason for
,disregarding the fact that this is not the sea-
son of ocean disasters, but of fair weather
and easy voyages, or for forgetting that acct
dents must happen now and then to steam
ships as to all other kinds of conyeyanees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

Another committee yesterday proclaimed itself as
the sole authoritative organization of the genuine,
unadnlterated National movement in this city, This
makes FIVE factions already who asserting them
selves as the only legItimates and regulars with
several wards yet to hear FROM Harmonious states
men these Nationals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

HAVE Won tried the Perfection blend of
Mocha and lava coffee IN glass jarsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

Mr.. Statstician Dodge, who resigns his place in
General lie Dues department as protest against
the incompetency and rccklessness" of his suDe-
rors should be reminded that this sort of protest is
too vague and scattering Mr. Dodge, who has
been most excellent officer, and has
been regarded generally by the agricultural
press and by all familiar with Washington matters,
as about all there was of the Agricultural De-
partment, ought to furnish the country with some
statistics of incompetent recklessness.
Another committee yesterday proclaimed itself as
thn snIe nnthnrtnIivn nronniZntinn of the nnnnine
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

DHILL WHICH BOXES SQUARE
Holes One oJ the noveti- OF the Paris
Ekpn>ilsn j. drill which hsres square
hoes, the invention Of 81 T. Julus Hail,
Of London. The work j. done, too, says
CORE pondent ot the .Scieat{fc Eews i'll
way 80 simple nad - ,a.y that any one
may Prove the taci for himself The in
veHtion mas eAcitvd genuine Rstoai,h-
msnt among he mechanics gathered at
the EXposi;i~n. Thte is constant
cruwd surround ing ths investor. watch
ing uim hore huie after hole square, aud
pulliing over the provokingly simple
s",utieu of lhe p-os,em. All that is -
quired s 40 nrdinary hand drill stock.
A ,taiin0ary 0us with chunk below for
holding tho work. is used by the inventor;
but be ssy- u common brace will answer
ANY hing, ia tact, will do that will
properly hole the dril." The tool it,
self Is the usuai torn of three square
drlll-so that ns spec apparatus Is re
quired Clamp Of chuck tbI. drill in its
holder 50 that III will wobble," that il
the wboio secret. Instead OF making a
round hole, ~ it viii if tightly giasped,
when loosely ned it produces 4 square
one; and, according to the inventor, il
Is immatertn whether the drill wobbles
in the work or the work under the drill
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

BEAUTIES 90 FIAT Mos sY.-Spms Of
tho blessing OF nat money ate enjoyed
by ih- people Of buenos Arre.. There
j, u Fix column paper, called the Burnos
Ayre- Her0td, ot waich IA, sIb.erp. } n
price is put At ths low price OF $50 a
month, paper currency; that is, dollar
Il nufhber. The cip'hIag hoI-s OF q aud
ST Mattiu adte,ti.-s -u1ts ot clothing for
500. Anolk,, hou-e "ff'rs t. sell child
ren's suit, al pilcrs ranging from $50
upwards, and stIii another firm Hdverti'-
es new line VI ciulce cravat, at 5lG0
ench. II seems, hom the market i"ports
OF thi- journal, that gold dodSr at that
tins was worth $3l 95 in paper BoS
ton HerUd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

STARTING IN LIFE.-TDe first great
lesson young man should irntu i-. thrt
he knows nothing. The ea,ucr aud
more thoroughly this lesson i, learnt the
better. A home-brsd youth, grown up
in the light of parental admiration, Win
everything to foster his vanity u nd srf
esteem, is surprised to fnd and often az
willing to acknowledge, the supetiortyof
other people. But he j. comps 81 to
learn his own Significance; a.. al.- lili.
culed, his blunders exposed hls "i.Hrs
disregarded, and he is made to Acj a
very sorry figure, until hts cluceit
is abssed, and h0 feels thar he know.
nothing.
When young man hss ihur.ughl,
com mprehended the fact TINT Bee knows
nothing, and that intriusical y, he is ol
but little value, the next le,.lr is thst
the world cares nothing for hiin. he is
the subject of no mans o,rtWL, nlIu I
admiration, neither pe!ted by he ,ne
seE, nor snvicd by the other. h. n1s r
take care Of himself. He viii r"i l.,
noticed till he becomes notic,Hbir; h.
will not become noticeable until he doe.
something to prove that he l. et some us,
TO society. No recommendation or in
PRODUCTION will give him his, or ouge
10 give him this: he mu,l do somrthiu.
to be recognized as somebody. There i
plenty of room for men in he wosi1, bu
there IS no room for idier,. Society i
not very parti cular what a man does, Sc
long as he does something useful, 10 prov,
himse to be mani bat 1t wIii not tax,
the matter on trust.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

A VAST COLLECTION Of Insects --
There ls now on the way to New York
what is probably the argest tntomo.oolcal
collection in the word, and. >irnuze tu
say, it has been ma dc by an od acjor.
Mr.. Henry Edwards, Of Csiarum. H..
commenced the task when be was only
10 years OF age. Since that time. by par
chase, personal efforts in varIou, pa Is ct
the world, and System Of exchaogc
with something like 736 eoriespondeats,
he has secured not les ihan 7s coo
species. comprising 265 Geo specimens.
TO pack these for transportation around
the Horn occupied three weeks oi~l a. d
work Of several persons They h.l l.
o36 boxes, requiring space ol 100 cublc
feet. or eighteen tons Of ship measure
ment. The immensity OF The collection
may be inferred from ths statement OF
this fact: Mr. Edward. IL mem her OF
some sixteen learned societies Ia various
parts Of the world and ha, u maintain
an immense correspondence with III.
great scientists Of the world, including
Darwin, Lubbock, Walnee, and other
prominent naturalists. Had Professor
Agsssiz lived the collection would un
douStedly have passed into The hands oi
Cambridge University. It's future dis
position is in abeyance, but before il
passes from view it may possibly be ex-
hibited in public for The benent Of scen
tife admirers, in som- accessible hall /,
New YORK, which is yet to bs chosen
Those whs have seen tha collection de-
eribs It as wonderful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09
Weskly Trinitg 5uuri'ol.
Weaverville, - Novembe 9 1878

WHAT is TUcKING? - A brtae red
looking specimen came into the G"9st.e
Office yesterday afternoon, and f~-p-et
fully asked to be lei look at the dicii'HHrt
He sat down and rather anxi0u,iv aanr
ed Webster awhile.
"What word are you looking frre
asked reporter, seeing that the u .,' sef
bad failed to strike the nail.
"Well," sa id the man, in burs pt
confidence, 'you see I've only b.ea
married short time, and my iie's gone
Up to Truckee on a visit, and ,he'- wit
ten SO me to look 10 ths tottom oi her
trunk for lot OF 'tueking, and send % to
her. Now, what | want TO know T.. what
in blazss is 'tucking?' 1t amt iu the
dictionary !"
'Tuckingf" said the reporter bri-kiv.
"wby tucking is the stuff the girl. mfle
by poking a sort OF short turned f>uraok
through hole, and catching a a. ad
and drawing it back again"
Then the editor spoke up contemr,aa-
ly, and said that a man wln was 81,
ignorant as that ought to hold his uguo
What the reporter had Described eA,
crocheting. Every DO dy ought Co A4o~
what tucking was. Tie adies, iu
making It, use little contrlvaucr -h4pel
like a mussel, with thread wound aI
inside of it. Tucking, he believed. could
be purchased for ten or fifteen cont, ,
yard, and why intelligent giiis -hau,,
waste whole day in making wha, ihe.
could get for short bit wa moe ,nra D..
could understand. In an-~tl Io
question from the admiring ep la-. tA
editor said that he had beea l .aa
tucking was used in trimming ,uy .l4I,I
garments of the fair sex, but .ghy .sEJ4z.
should bs ornamented hlch fotto~
would get licked for try ing 10 look at
or perhaps shot-was beyond hi, compre
hension.
The married stranger said the edito
toned was rot tu, king-it vas tattiug
This he knew for fact.
The editor observed that, when a mar
came to his Office for information. tn
editor, when he gave it, didn't ike 10 b
told that he lied. Ii the stranger vnnte,
toavoid trouble, he had better get oot
AS the editor grew red in the .ac,. sD,
his eyes were glarng the suaugc cough
cd ieebly and sunk down the saii~.
10 the meantime wha. is utkng?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

EDITORS AND THEM PkIyILEoEs.-
The Courts ure beginning TO take notice
oi The relations OF an editor towatds per
sons with whom he is brought Int, conf
Dental relations A Knche.ter hesspA
per man who ~. co,-d upon To- testify
as to the manner lg which, Ire obtained
certain Information p.,ol-oe4 10 hj- pa
per bsaring ou tha ca.p 81 lssue u CoGft
dec iued TO aus"el, alleging that dls-
closure oy him 81 thg uomc oi tie ia
tolnent Hopid efiou.lJ uJu- his bui
ass. o- thv puLil~brr oi ne" paper and
Una, as ths iu.,. nAti,u bad .esp lnpart-
ed 10 h,ln uodar mo p.slS- Of secrecy "a.
,iae iu.o.maut, he sa- As privileged as
IL .sWAer Nh, Hadieauivsd disclosure rom
his o1s,t The Csur. took his view OF
,he cnss. - thlcugo Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09
A Norm vAep.xr-Fvervbedv :,

A NoTFD VAeRAxT.- Every bedy in
the Uai,ed States, probably has heard Of
the famous Bsncock FIRE e1tingui.bors,
but very lew people know that he oven
toe " thi- -agioe is living in AFrmeds
county, sibrating bstweon Alameda snd
Oakland, s. poor miserable vagfaut,
deaek whenever he can procure iqeor,
bis clothes 10 tsttefs. his person SO hthv
that sons hce from him A. th,y would
from plague Ii il said that at one
time he had u large aad very lucrative
practice n. ply .icisn, wa. honorrd for
his esrning and skin. and sur Quad d
by a ioylug nm BE is SO repul.ive
that even q ris ua aQ Ia he station
house is denied .uI d, wander.
about tbr mo-1 pl.sQt- -prctaci4 Of bu
mauity magiseu,o. IL ua- a,rested on
Sunday by o.h,er Il uicA. but lu,ued
loose again for the reason hat ii Wa
inpos,i0'e To eXi-t IN the lock up while
he occupied cell. On Monday, com
plain, was made by lady that he wns
asie.p in hel ga den, aud accordingly he
was arrested again, but allowed to 60 a
second ime after seeming up the jail
until il had 10 be Ium gated TO be inhab-
ita5.s. / auy one desires to see II living,
wa,i,'nt tempe ance sermon, he should
In,r u .OoS a. ID BabcSch and get ,ome
one To tea ais muurnlul story .-AtG-
medd i gus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09
N1~ JUST PUBLISHED. -sg
CON TENTS /

/. Fne EIiiteN states Mil.in.r yn
aSl Ian Ois.cc snStrucGIOm stL,.s
as a.. Each section OF the law is immcdi
utrly followed by tho'Laad flee instructions
relating TIA rvto
=. DiSeSt % Hii DPcISiOns ura.u
the Mining avs nov il iorce ltis blou,b
down to dato of Publication, and, containins
ths latest decisions. takes the place of all prior
publications
3. Nra nnd Improved Forms for
uabing the various proof, from the location of
a claim miners ii H. notice to delinquent co.
oan.ls, Ac., down to iss4anco OF lutent.
4. Z C0Unpicie tist OF Patented
NG,stsi- EiuA.a, arranged by state. Ter
lit.ty ,otn,y AID iisuict.
The book contain, nenrly 200 page.
A. h, Il iuctr-, nod houd Ice the pocket
comppuino nt evclN man interested in
Nuc- aud Mining.
G Cp.-- rau bc oidrrcd through this or
iictn pahj,-hrr- plicv-ouy One Dollar
Adde'S, {. " CRAIG,
Trinity JOURNAL,
n"Nl7. eaverville. Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

TEE woman who shufilss around in
cloth slippers broken down at the heels,
and wipes her nose on fiat iron holder,
is The one who leaves gristle in her mincs
pie, AID runs a hair pin IN her bread to
sea il it Is done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

AN Oregon paper 'elI. of tho perfer-
nance of seli-bindne reaper the team
of which, having hern le't bv the driver
for some purpose took fright in hi, ab-
fence ana ran at tho best rate of their
capacity in n bundled acre fed Of stand
ing wheat cntting "a mesnderiug swalh
with numerous doubles and loops, but
the machina holding together, perfectly
blrdlng rs it went to the number VI one
hundred and df,y bushels, before the team
could be stopped.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

HAY and nats srs so cheap in this
State that the Detroit Free Press thinks
that it is cheaper for a New Y7lker To
be a jackass than II man; and. by Jove
we knew Of several persons who have
been acting on tie suggestion these six
months. Buffalo Express.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

TFXAs has just executed a man who
had comm tied eight murders and about
fifty rosberies He sad he was going
straight to Heaven, but some folks are
mean enough to hint that he stubbed his
toe some here on the route.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-09

How ~ TELL BAD NEws.-V Visitors
from thu country at the door oi South
srn "esidcnco. IL y CeImsn, naxi door:
Jane not at hohe, did you say?r
German "Nein, Chances nod at
han" "
" Whore ia .he7"
G-,man- "SAe gone the cemetery
down"
Vi,itor-"W When will she come back?'
Gerrnsn-"Oh, she ,on't come hack
already any more; she gone to stay;
she's del"