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New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

-..,,onsd Mr. Bacon's Presbyterianism; He DISPOSED
~ fbem more promptly than they liked 10y throwing "P
lis Pittsburg pulpit 80;
M Francis Galton, the distinguished SCI
.saa FnglIshman. is an elderly gentleman, rather
49,, .pa above medium height, with head the reverse
:, Iarce and massive and comparatively destitute of
80 valuable development known as the oefebehuh
tI,s movements alert and uDstudled' ana MS eA-
o.s,op remarkably genial and good-nhtnied me
Pt noticeabe feature In his face is the chm when Is
lDost % on NOT argrrssiyely, resOlute In contour
aaeaSSS aeele Mr Julian Hawthorne in The independent
A. Henry Watterson made little speech
-. ,h soldiers Home in Dayton the other evening" h
,no oourse Of which he said should IKE 10 DE au-
,ocrat for one day would d0ube the pension OF e"cn
-, would multiply institutions OF this kind And
- sorrg ont the benehces OF the Government with no
Iaralv hand would not stop upon Mason ana DIX
hut would see to II that the crippled veterans
,to south cot little along with the rest In sober
sarnost would ask nothing for myself that am not
80 to rive. hut do ask all for myself that am ready
.y 7, q Pepublic there must be no discrimination.
70 give ~ ~ inSisoensabe TO fraternity. We are not a
GqIalS ,eople We are a race OF practical pilloso-
mangnaed fscb one OF us statesman enough 10 know
Pn.t M f6e war is over"
Coysr. NTrNOPLE, June 6.-General SkObe1
,og tr has recovered from his SERIOUS Illness.
RrR11y. June 6.-General Grant and his wife
and son are expected TO reach this city from Paris on
fhe 26th OF the present month
LoNpoY, June 6.-Mr L2yaTd, the British
Ambassador to C0nstantnOe has received the deeoGe-
lion OF the order of the Grand Cross Of the Bath
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, June 6.-AmOng the
visitors at West Point to-day, Colonel W. Ramsey
of the 10TH Regiment Madras Native Infantry ana MS
wife.
OTTAWA, Ont, June 6.-The corporation OF
Ottawa presented an address to GOvernor-General
Duerin this afternoon, prior TO his departure from the
city After the presentation ceremony the Governor
General and Countess Dufierin held farewell leyee,
n A. .H,ors. ~ pfff
iceregal party viii leave Tor the Lower ST. Lawrence
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

BARK John L. Hasbrouck Cobb London John A. Jansen.
Bark PassepartOut NOrb NeEnann Gloucester Eng, Ben
Bari Principe NapOH utal) caasro Gloucester Eng.
BARK se9plee QtaLl. Azzann, Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Ufs1s Miner tNof Jahnsen Cork Falmouth for
Bark Triton AUST catlnich Cork ORDERS sOcoyich
BARK Kong Carl Or Hansen. Cork for orders, Bsnham
bark Ruben g. tAust BOshch Dublin. ireland Benham
Bark John worster Wine. Penang D. E. J.. V. H. Brown
marx Francesca (Ial cattsnzano Mslpas sOeoyieh CO.
Bark Lisbon, DuDnmg stettin Germany, James )" Kwel
Bark Emba CNOrl Miller. Copenhagen Denmark q. To-
Bark E. Long Parks. Cartsgens, spain JE Ward
Bark Charles stewart Powers Adelaide Australia. W. H.
Bark Rhedoi Queen CBrl Edwards John n. B.. Jones
big "; N. H. Clements tBr., Wilbur. Cork for orders
Brig Atlol Gran (Brl Connolly Dublin ireland. Jameg
brig DArtasnan Fr) lie Pays. Bayonne France DassO.
eng n. B. Cove. HOdgmann. Matauzas, Cuba Parsons 6
Brir shamrock tBr), ocOnneu caiOareu, Cuba, J. %
Big e H. Williams, Could, Yaza Cuba Brett son 4 Co.
Brig William d. Andrews, Elliott PoTtaufrnce Hsys, r.
Murray. .jE ,
steamship schiedam Dutch Cheynlier Rotterdam Nay s2
with mdse and y cabin and 90 steerage pass fune Edys
steamship Alexandria C3r Lndquster. GOnoa May Leg
iSi6 Malaga 9TH ana Gibraltar 2ist fraiI etc. and IA
Steamship Asiers hawthorne, Wilmington Del, TO BOgart
steamship Neptune Berry, Boston. to II. F. DmOcE
Kong NOf. Olsen. Bordeaux March a. In bal.
last q. TOBIAS Co. Anchored at sandy Hook for orders
Brig Barus tNOrl Jansen Messina IS days, with tut ia
Funch. Edye q Co. -
Brig General Cambiasco (ItaL. Gherse Domingo City 20
Bfig Manael FerFef fHexG Dsrsntes Campeachy Mexico
80 days. with sugar 10 J. W. Wilson & Co.
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook, light n. N. WI cloudy.
At CIty Island. n. W.; cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June 6-Tho steamship BlsgdOn CBr) Capt Bur
rows NewYOrk May Is tor Hull has arrived there
LivERPOOI, June 6The steamship Commander (bll capt
Ellis from NeW.OTeans May 70, arrived here to-day.
The steamship IDerian tBr Capt Horne from Boston may
2J Tor this port, has arrived here. -
May 81 for this port has arrived here.
The EmlamO (Span Capt Urreja from Baltl'
more May %, arrived here to-day.
The steamship Bohemian lBr Capt 0rundy from bOstOh
The steamship LaRe Champlain r Capt BernsOn, from
Montreal ay 2l. has arrived to-day.
BRISTOL. jane 6.-The steamship SidOnan (Br.) Capt
May ~ lot this port has arrived here
MOYIILE, June 6fhe Allen Line steamship PhGnlclans
Capt Scott Montreal May 22 has arrived here ON her
ANTwR4P June The steamship Daniel stenmann (BelgL
Capt echere NeWYOrk this port has arrived mere
HAVANA June 6-fhe steamship Citg OF Vera Cruzs
Ork arrived here at noon to-day
LONDON, 6-sae 27th ult- SrTah from Arendal "a
York; ilst Lady Clarendon Tor philadelphia j. e. VIII
CamperdOwD, AdOh Bachelors, ROCK
wood 6ih inst GTantOs Junna, the latter Tor Delaware
River; ThOT Capt. Zaccharase1. - ,,
Arrived 2.}d u T. Rrmck, Srra Leone; 3lst Ult, Billy
Simpson, orion I'd Aranco Sebastian Gama an INST,
Iyanl Oe, Capt Herman D0u JUAN LLOYD; 6th insL Fi'
grin
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
THE RATIONALE OF THE WESTERN MOVEMENT
TlrOD ne

IL Is marked feature OF our llHdHCldl NlslS
that after period of stupeacgOn, dependency anu
sagnatOn mole less prOtracted, the men OF small
savings ana good habits, who have been living on dnln-
ishing wages, and have seen the avenues OF
employment narrowing around them IN the
towns and cities begin to contemplate agricul-
ture source capable Of furnishing a
hOe and the OF Independent livelihood under al
circumstances A movement 10 the uRoccuped portions
OF the puDc domain then sets il. Tbc dplaced artisais
and mechanics either buy out small farmers in their
own neghborhOod, who are tnus pushed
westward 10 lands or migrate them
selves TO the most fertile and accessible districts OF
which they can obtain any knowledge. THIS was The
distinctive course Of social and industrial de-
velopmeut shortly after the panic OF 1877 The same
symptoms had begun to show themselves atter that OF
1857 until the outbreak OF the turned the pubpc
energies Into a new channel The same movement
has commenced again in full force. There are
no statistics available to show the extent OF the
westward migration from year to year, but al
accounts represent that t Is heavy, continuous, ana
extremely good character az the present time extend
ing from Dakota on the north 90 TeXns on the south
The land sales railway companies having land grants
TO dispoe have been large and remunelatye ara the
only portions OF the country that can called really pros
porous those which Congress is urged 10 develop
By subsdiesat IS by taxing the less prosperous por
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

f6rmance all to themselves Of" segried at Munich no
one else being prosout and The GeW Musical Goseae
OF Berlin says that Herr Yogi sent back TO learn
his part.
Miss Matilda Wilde, who sang here last Win
ter made ner DEBUT in London recently Valentine, In
The HuguenOts." The London papers say that she
was nervous and not at her best but she does not seem
to have made an unfavOTabe impression. though The
AGtenRHH says that she screamed more than she
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
MARRIED.

AsToR--PAUl-on Thursday June G. at & &Phlade&pha & ~
tbe Rev W. n. McVckar. d. D., William waldorf AstOf 70
Mary Dahlgren daughter Of James W Paul. oi Pbiladol
pha.
-RVSSFLI-On wednesday evening June ., 1879, AZ
me resiIepee Of the parents No. 3IS COurl ST.
Irooxlyu Uy Rev. Wayand HOyt, Dad, Paul IL 5ats
10 Ceusvra daughter OF samuel L, RUSSELL esq al OF
Brooklyn.
BROWN-WIN DLE-On wednesday, June s. al 81, John 3
Cburch stamford, Conn.,. by the Rev. William IatOck,
Charles 20 Margare daughter OF the late HenIJ
Aiuuie
RYPAN -GIrERIN-At Morristown. n j.. June 8. Dy tho
REV Marshall ~ Meigs Rector Of st. James Church West
Philadelphia George G.. Byram and Anne L daughtei VI
the late MahOn Gueru, esq
KIRTLAND-HALsEY-On wednesday June ., 1873, at :
d. the residence OF e brides parents, orange
n j. by Rev. T. g. Greene. J. 4. Kirkland 70 Lids NJ
daughter OF Jacob L. Halsey.
STORRs-LACEY-On "Wednesday, June .. 1873, by the Rev
II. Han, D. D., 40 the Church oi the Holy trinity
Brooklyn Heg Frank StOrrs 10 Ia Louise, daughter or
Frederick Lacey.
TINEY-sHEIBON-On wednesday, June ., al Grace
Church Orange, j. by e Rev. James :. Bush, D. D. as
sisted by tbs tov. Anthony Schuyler, d., Rector John
y Tilnoy 10 Georgana r.. daughter OF Israel Sheldon
III nnl,cea nf Mnlingfa nlIlai Lt inl0rsed nth MI
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
BRAZIL coFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANEIRo June 5-CoGee quiet with downward ten
dency Good Firss res 10 klos Exchange
London 23 Average daily receipts OF COnee curing he
past week. $500 bags weeks shipments 70 tne ChAhnei
and N0rth Of Europe 900 bags aud tOthe United sales
Il O6O bag weeks Channel aud North Of Eu
rome IL coo bags and the United states lbOOO Dags
35. -,--- --,.,.,,. -,
M 0lG 500 res per 10 lOs Superior santos Average
daily ecets Tor the past week, 1900 bags weeks ship
LOO bag including 2OOO Dags iOt Europe eeh
ses for Europe aud 1000 bags Iof the Oheo
states stock in port $4,000 bags
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
GETTING sCARED AGAIN.

There is no desire among good citizens any
where tnat fraud small be cOnuoned OF guilty politicians
90 unwiipt Justice Nevertheless there r. grow ng
feeling that the Potter investigation VIII not do The
Democratic party any good. The rrso uon raising thc
coomiffee was rot submitted TO caucus Of the senate
aud House. Few, 81 anY, Of the Influential southern
Democrats consulted. The resolution was sprung
IIUon the House without notice. and have good rea-
son for saying that only uuwiugurss 20 weaken e
Democratic party prevented enough southern members
10 defeat the resolution from voting az Anst If.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Hon. Stanley Matthews is too cOnfding.
Detler take long walk, senator, than write letter..
lCincmnati Enquirer (D3m)
The partisans of Tilden viii now be deeply
impressed with Anderson q witness. Last Winter
they vowed that he Uerjurer and couldn't DO be-
heved under Oatb.-lAlban journal NtrpJ
Anderson proposed to blackmail the Admin
isratiOn aud exposed his hand TO senator Matthews,
who the incredible weakness to submit 10 his fas-
oally impudcnce. -[Cnciunati Commercial (Ind.)
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
IN TIE INTEREST OF MORALITY AND GOOD GOV
ERNMINT


Prom The Neg York Christian Irielilgru'eT
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE of Saturday last
rendered eent service 10 the cause OF MORALITY aud
good government by publishing full the admirable
paper OF Socialism by the Rev. John H. Oericf:
which was read several weeks before the Pastors
Monday MOrning Meeting It also indorsed the views
set forth IN the paper in highly complimentary YET
discriminating editorial We Wc sincerely Ead 10 huOW
that this abe exposition OF the aims and lTucpita OF
those who are hUste al law and good order mas Deen
ulaced before large Of best and most though-
fu citizens through the columns Of our esteemed con
temporary. Its publication can hardly iail 10 DO 6OOu
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
MR. POTTER'S PRIVATE VIEW OF ANDERSON.
WaskfH00H DisDGtch 70 The I'hiiaeeiPh'g record

Record" Tell me. Mr.. Potter, what Is your
opinion Of this attempt the Republicans 20 break down
AndeTsOnq
Mir Potter II hardly to me that IL affects me
real issue IL ey abOrug % prove that Andtrsohs
unsupported testimony Is unworthy OF belief we nave
already proven that and so reported hy We H'~n
MOrTisOn's committee"
evidence which goes to show he is telling the truth
now 2'
Mr. Potter" Certainly not Mr.. Anderson cOniesses
thar he urpOcly vi hhcl part OF the wA0e truth from
the Senate Committee but tnHt does not render 1t i'm
possible that he may be telling the wnOle truth now
suppose they should prove that M Anderson is an
utterly bad man, his story, II proven true BY corrohoIa
tive evidence must stand Their mistake, it seems TO
me- is in proceeding this investigation rested on
AndersOn's unsupported evidence
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S-,lnneie I'm. lie pnsl u hnll.s.

WAsuNGTON. June Z. Ia m.-The barometer
Is highest over Lake ontario, and from NewJersey to
the North Carolina coast it is lowest northeast Of
Name where frequent rams have fallen. II IS also low
IN Oregon, with clear weather. and IN the northwest
with threatening and rainy weather; thence to the
Upper Lakes Occasional rains have also fallen in the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, the Indian Territory,
Ncw-Mcxico and Colorado The temperature has slightly
fallen In Ncw-Engand the south Atlantic ana Eastern
Gulf States and slightly from the Lower Lakes
to Lake Michigan.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States, nearly stationery fol
lowed by falling barometer castcry 10 sOuthery Winds
slightly warmer clear or partly cloudy weather. pT0D-
ably succeeded during the night by rain areas. For
New England, rising barometer, nOrthweStery WINDS
becoming variable nearly stationary temperature, clear
OF partly cloudy weather. followed IN the western pOf-
tiOn by falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June z, I a. ma further rise Of
air.pr,ssure took place yesterday, accompanying fair
weather Last evenings temperatures we're slightly
higher than those Of the evening before. There is little
moisture In the air.
For this city and vicinity, fair, followed by partly
clondy weather, and slowly increasing warmth, may
ne expected to-day. Tomorrow Will probably be more
cloudy and perhaps threatening.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
SHIP NEHS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. ..

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. RK......................JUNE 0.
CLEARED
steamship Iaplace CBr), seOaed Liverpool Eng' Busk
JevOns x~, ,,,....,, - a
Steamship Gamma tBr lLeddicoai Hamilton Bermuda,
Nsfsamship Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk, City Point and
RichmOnd. Old DOmniOn steamship Co.
steamship Anthrscte Grumey Philadelphia, Penn James
Hand - - =, =, x,,.,
Steamahip EeOnOra johnson, Portland, Me-. J. f. Ames
Ship Lancaster Leland Liverpool H. d. q D. NJ biVOA'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
REPUBLICAN HARMONY IN ONO ASSURED.
gso and

It looks now as if the Cincinnati C0nyen-
ton would be "A love-feast Of harmony and enthusiasm
rather tnan contest nominees and resolutions
The threc officers whose terms expire VIII piODabb
be renominatcd no rival candidates having been put
forward tuus far As to the platform there Is no
DrObabity of controversy either IN thr convention or
inc Committee on Resolutions. general agreement s
manifested that It should sustain the title Oi the Presi-
dent rehuke The McXIcau nlOh Of TGen and the rrfO-
lutionaTy schemes Of the Democrats Congress, ana
oOndcmu the outrageous partisan performances OF our
Democratic Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
IN INCORRkCT REPORT

CARD FROM PATRICK WELSH DENYING STATEMENTS
MADE ABOUT 1HE Long BRANCH DISTURBANCE
OF LAST SUNDAY.
To me EdtOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The report by your correspondent in
to-ia,'s paper Patrick Wclsl's lecture delivered in
the NJ. i. Church here last Sunday is perverson Of
facts. IN he first place he Deverwas and never claimed
TO hc Roman Ca tlohc priest In the second place. no
did priest in his explanations Of the several
sacraments II the ROmsh Cburcd In the third place,
he dd not utter word against any Protestant Episcopal
minister nor their modes Of worship. In the fourth
place. instead OF the audience kissing aim, your
respondent states they listened 10 HIM for and
ouc-hau hours with almost brcathlcss attention, and
shoycd their appreciation Of the lecture by giving SO
n collection iBc close; and. the fifth place. there
not word Of DISSATISFACTION uttered Dy any
but at the both Roman Catholics and Prucsanis
congratulated the speaker by shaking hands with him.
PATRICK WELSH.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
STILL WORRYING ABOUT GRANT.
L-l.n.. III. l...nln.lIIL nlLn ~ lrn-nI-

the Democratic party GTaui II his nomination
the Republicans be secured through the hep OF
Democrats, the Democratic candidate has sure thhg
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
Long Ermcl, ". D., June 4. 1873.
REPORTS PUBLISHED II NFw-YoRE UNTRUE X sEv
ERAL PARIICULARs-THE sTORY or ONE WIG

REPORTS PUBLISHED II NFW-HORK UNTRUE ~ SEN-
ERAL PARTICULAEs-THE sTORY or ONE WHO
HfARD IHE LECTURE or SIR. WELSH.
To the EdtfOr Of The TTtbHHe.
SIR: The statements sent from this place
ycstodly aud published In the New-York papers OF this
morning describing scenes alleged 10 have taken place
last Sunday at the lecture OF "cXCathoC Priest"
are ~ mucn a variance with the facts in the that
correct account Of which did should be given In
Justice 10 all concerned. The matter may be briefly
stated as follows: An Irishman named Patrick Welsh
coming from Clnandaigua, y. y arrived here last Fri
day and calling upon the trustees Of the N. f. Church.
be made application FOR leave to lecture n the church
on sunday afternoon the subject OF Bomnnism;' =
fully IIcutili log hmsc lfaud exhibiting warm commend
alton. from many clerg throughout the States Of
Ncw-l or and New7IcrseJ. The OF the church was
chreriu,ly gwen. aud Sunday afternoon crowded
ATTENDANCE welcomed him.
MI Wrlsa dd represent himself 20 be an eN-Catho
he priest or auy other priest preacher. HIS lecture
which 1 aueuded-was vigorous onslaught upon
Romansm but throughout the two hours OF It's deliy-
cry not "a disappr0ync sound heard. and notwith-
standng "a few Roman Catholics were steuingl n fact,
tue lecture was heartily aPpauded In the evening Mr.
Welsh went hear Father walsh preach at the Roman
Catholic Church Some ~ the church recognized
h,m 90. Tie man who h8d so strongly denounced " Ro-
inauisn the afternoon In moment De was seized
aud put ont Of tAe church ~ rough but not
beaten 30 amy sense. Father Walsh did not nterierr
nor did Sir. W,lcn open lips inside the church. The
story of Father Walsh having saved him from lynthlHg
or n.irg u into tl- cIeE D. IS very romantic indeed
aud uai, the alleged threats ot Welsh to rise
ANA aud answer tbc reverend i.h'rs discourse ih
church 4. io tlc matter OF Mr Weshs lecture, n %
rurgrd tue Roman Catholics, it spout its force. No
alu-lou io 'uc Episcopal Church whatever was madecX
ccpt %. tr.uug -ouiC oi it- lturgr- WITNESS.
w.. s. j.. .I &
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR DFpMUDA-T In steamship Cdnfmd-Miss SOuthworth
= Uenrlguoz O. Lathe, II. Ezekiel g. Qurde the Rev. W
Richarsan O. Come f. Cavanenghi, Mrs. T. Talbot John
Franklin, J. Coils, j. Nassil
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
IIo,r shan we rernin our losses b the question

thousands la these times lake our adtSo
sud Remit small Alex. rockingham q Co, brOk
era ~ Ma.,L. New-YOrk who, by their udciOus invest
men have relieved hundrds nom pressing need seha oF
their Financial Report, sent free.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
MARINE LNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 400 sun sets .. 1928 Clock slow I'm. 2is.
Noan' sets - - Moon souths 6b3 Moons age. days z
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-A M
Sandy Hook O:2l GOV. Island. 0;4i He'll Gate... 1888
WATER TODAY NJ
Sandy Hook O46 Gov Island. li15 Hell Gate 3.Oi
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
Guerial Notices.

Bangs g. Co., AuctOneors, 656 BrOadway,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, June Z and s. at $3.50 ?. m.
An EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE collection Of BOOKS in
various departments of LITERATURE. including many
works on ANGLING, NATURAL HISTORY, MUSIC.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
pn.I nnirr YotIce-Tho mas tne weeE endng

Posi- Oce VOtce.-Ino nas Or the weeE endiug
sATURDAY. June s. 1875 will close at tins once GA
TIITSDAY at m Tor Europe. BY steamship Wisconsfn
wa Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY, at q M for europe.
nv steamnp Scvtha Correspondents for
France 20 be this be specially al
dressed; on thursday at $50 a. m- for Europe, Dy
s@amsh Celtic via Queenstown Correspondence oi
many France 10 be orW ared by this steamer ms ~ ~
specally addrcssed); and at u tor Europe ~
essiug, via Plymouth Cherbourg ana hAmbuE ", scr
URDAN. at a. m for Europe, y ststnsp ana cot.
(corresDOudNnce Tor uciliuy
land 10 be forwarded bs this steamer must DO &
trassed, ond al Scotland 0ueCt Of steahioitp
Bolivia wa Gasgow ana AZ li;S9 g. m i0r T ESPs. p 0y
aims Wscoasin Scyt "a Celtic and city OF Bern 40 not
take mails ior Denmark swe1sp eo IT, ss tor ~,
hlhss'o, Tbonas Brazil direct leave NeWHork
thle malls Tor Aspnwa and south Pacific porte leave
@ %ork lime 8 The mails for the West Indies via 81
NeMi 30 Porto and Venezuela direct leave New.
Tn mas Tie mails for Australia &c. Fran.
lora n 10 The for China and Japan Fran
CISCO juno A'' l. JAMES. Postmaster
post Office Sew.YorK, June l. 1870
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FALL RIVER Mass June 6.-The Printing Cloths market
copnues dali quotations steady at previous prices
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

rIan,s Mission on nrth.A thorough Medical Treatise,
Indicating how Confirmed Disabilities may be rnOyed Iha
study observation and professional
urctes shOwin tho agencies that will Insure Restored Ma
hood Vitality and sound conditions OF Heath,
that have impaired by Oyertaxed powers statement
Obstacles 10 Marriage and OF he means Dy Whch hey
be mail 25c. tcurrencY postage stnpsD
Address SECS Museum Anatomy soencel l4O BdWay,Nn
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

Tie aan anoss the oaromerca city oy ent OF
donI u time for tac q nolrs
whte line presents the OSCILLATIONS
oil me during those
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
George A. Leavitt & Co.
FLFGANr PRIVATE library.

TTTGANI IWINAIE IIBNAN1s
Now on exhibition Clinton Hall until days Of sale Monday
and Tuesday exceedingly fine collection OF elegant
bOokst library OF gentlemen OF this CITY, Choice stanuad
ami desirable books excellent condition and Dlnugsn
Guiding fine sets O scott Dickens, Lever nhaAespeate
TIMERS PardOe. strickland, Macauay, Arr WORKS finaehs
Gallery Crozat Gallery sc AsO curious old BOOKS ana race
Also Americana Including edition of Andres Cow
chase smths New.l orr Uncut Prouds Pennsylvania, &C..
.Cg
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

rrInIlNN LnrAl. ORSERvATlOVs
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

AH notices Of Marriages must b, ialoTsef rih fll
name and address
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-28
Departed h Life.

Dave Isdovich Is ~disconsolate. His
tsdpols died last Saturday night. Just a.
the youngster began 10 show sisns OF rival
ing Marks Twain's jumping Frog Of
Calaver,s." Death. that fell destroyer OF
all things earthly. entered his humble and
watery habitAtion. and with n ruthless
sweep Of his relentless dart, pierced poor
Tsidy's heart. Alas, again 10 the poets
remark eIemplihed = Death loves .
shining mark" Tho hopes that were
conferred In that embryo frog we're great.
lie WAS looked upon with pride by every
boarder at Dawes counter. and his sudden
taking Of has cast . gloom over the bach
elor portion Of the community. Each
homeless man took q delight In petting
this little nondescript. But he has gone.
May the grass grow green above his grave.
Peace TO his ashes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-28
Ths Reno Races.

The Carson Appeal Of this morning has
the following regarding tho Reno races {:
The attendance At the Reno races yesterday
Was light. we regret to say. From Gold
Hill and Virginia City there were seven.
teen persons, and from Carson about
twenty. But tho most astonishing part OF
the affair 10 that Reno itself did not turn
out as II should have done. When people
do not patronizo their w races II !. no.
at all surprising that there should be
apathy among outsiders. The first WAS .
running race. half mile dash and repeat.
won by IAmrod In 81 and 80. beating
Hattie II. and Alice. The second was q
trotting race, mile heats, three In i've,
harness. for which there were three en-.
tries south Platte. Jewess and Henry ID.
Platte won In three straight heats, 2:49A,
2:as aud 2:50a. Henry b. WAS dis.
tanceJ In the first heat. There 10 . good
speed programme offered for to-day.