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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A PROMISING COTTON CROP.

WASHINGTON, MOnuhyI JUNG 10 Iofo'
The June returns to the Department OF Ag-
rcnIure indicate Increase of fully per sent In the
area planted In cotton The percentages as compared
with tho average OF 1877 are: Virginia. 1907 North
Carolina IO1; South Carolina 103; Georgia. lO2; FLOR
ida, 700; Alabama, I04; Mississippi, 1905 LOUISIANA
1O1; Texas, 1O0; Arkansas 49, aud tennessee, 20.
The condition Of the crop better than June Of last
year The guros are a. foows: Virginia, ss North Car
DINA 81; South Carolina 90 Georgia. lol Florida,
9e; Alabama. l0l Mississippi es; Louisiana %
Texas, 1o4; Arkansas es; Tennessee ga The general
average Of condition is co. The stand Is generally
good In mted districts u Imperfect IN consequence
Of the planting OF seed OF impaired vitality Inc sea-
earlier than the last By an average Oh zen GAYS
10 few localities difference OF from three to four
weeks n claimed IN favor OF tho present crop Tho com
arafivey low condition IN North cAronais due to wet
weather and cool nights m several dnuic,s 10 segr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
ACKLN GETS UP A CAUCUS.
HE GETS, IN RETURN, A TERRIFIC sSUB FROM HIS
PARTY.
mY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.l


BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.l
WASHINGTON, June 17.-There was a brief Demo
cratic caucus tonight which was not without it's
humorous side with reference both to its object and
its result. Notwithstanding the mystery sur
rounding II, there were few members pres
emit 1t appears to have been called on
the personal and individual responsibility
Of Representative Acklin, the member recently
admitted from Louisiana in the place Of DarralL 1t
is well known that all the Republicans and some Of
the Democrat, believe that Acklin was not elected
and that the seat belonged to Darral. As soon as
the doors Of the caucus closed Mr. Acklm arose and
explained why the caucus had been called. He said
there was Timber bill the Speakers table relat-
ing to Louisiana, which ought to be taken M and
passed In fact If il was not passed there
would not be Democrat returned to the House
from bis district He wanted the Democrats to
make party question Of II. Mr.. Morrison, who sat
near replied quickly. 20, d. The Timber bills;
we've had enough Of them. What difference,
Aeklin. does few votes make, and can't we count
Won in ms we did before ~ roar of laughter fol-
lowed, and the caucus melted away without taking
any action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18

Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansas, rains have been
frequent and in sOme districts inuri0usy heavy Very
favorable weather has been enjoyed in Texas Few M
seets reported Fields unusually clean IN Gull
ture, and labor is increasing in efficiency.
81. MORE STATIONS ON THE COAST.
The Senate, on motion of Senator Conk-
ling passed without amendment this morning the Cox
bin reorganzing and extending the Life Saving Service
As there question concerning the prompt SIGNATURE
OF this OH by the President it IL 10 become law
This bill contains the provisions recommended Dy the
Secretary OF the Treasury and the present Chief OF the
Life Saving Service, Mr. Kimball and its passage VIII
insure the Immediate OF the service. ana
O great increase IN its efficiency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
DIR. LINDERMAN NOT FRIGHTENED.


GLovKRs INVESTIGATION AN AFFAIR OF THE
MOST oNE-sIDED AND UBIQUITOUS DESCRIPTION
WHAT LINDERMAN SAYS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIRUsE.I
WAsHISGToN, June 17.-Republican members of
Mr.. Gover's committee report that no consultation
has been held with them in regard to the accuse
tons against Dr. Lindernan. The Republican
member Of the subcommittee which was appointed
to inquire into this matter has not even been in
formed in regard to 1t. The whole evidence sub
united by DIR. Linderman in defence was taken at
o'clock in the afternoon, and he had not even been
examined by the committee when the so-called re-
port was given out. A Republican member Of the
committee. who has heard all the testimony says
there is not particle in it which reflects upon him
that is not wholly hearsay.
DR.. Linderman says that Mr. Glover has treated
him with conspicuous unfaImess. The director
says that no report has been made by the Glover
committee and that, 80 far he knows, the iuves-
tiRation has not been finished. He says that the
credible and legal testimony before the committee
does not and cannot convict him of any improper
Official conduct. nor show anything against his in
tegrity as man. The testimony TO his prejudice
is simply hearsay, aud would not be received by
any court in the land. Dr. Linderman also asserts
that the whole case against BIN has been MADE uD
by discharged employees, and that II Is nothing less
=
than a conspiracy. He says that he does not
propose to fight the case in the newspa-
pers. nor does he intend to take any stsps
until the report and the testimony are
before the public. DR.. LinderInan does
not deny specific facts, aud VIII not say whether he
employed his son, whether he dealt IN bonanza
stocks, whether his family received 81 900 from the
San Francisco Mint, nor whether he employed per-
SONS of improper character contrary to law. He rs
very defiant. however.
Dr. Linderman says Glover's vindictiveness has
been known 10 him for months. As far back as
April Mr.. Glover wrote q letter to gentleman
threatening DIR. Linderman, and indicating an In
tention 70 destroy HIM. This letter is now in the
directors possession, and shows that Mr. Glover on
the day II was written, went TO the President and
asked for Lindcrman's removal The whole force of
the Mint Bureau is being employed on the books,
and it Is the impression that Mr.. Glover will let
nothing except garbled reports Of the testimony go
out, but will keep everything in its one-sIded shape
until DIR. LRdermaiis term Of office ia about 10 ex
pre In December next, and then use 1t TO defeat his
reappOintmcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
TElEcRAPHIc NOTES

RuFFAIo. N. Y. June 17.-General Samuel +.
carey Of cncinna large audience ON the
back question here t0nieh1
GENEVA N Y, June 17.-Courtney arrived here
s afesnoon With boat His with Dempsey for sou
A s5de takes place on Jane 10.
PuYI.ADELPHIA. June 1.-THE quarterly dividend
A. nrr cent the stock Of the United Railway Companies
Of NersJersey Win be paid JEly To- .asa sti f,a
LrT1IK Rock. Ark, june ] H. The State Conyen-
uansacted tho Convention aaoanins % ia'1
date
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fBr rELEoRAPu TO RUIZ rRIBuxR.l

WASHINGTON. June 17.-SOme Of Mr. Gloyers as
sistants have been attempting 10 do q thriving
bnsinesss in the Matchmaking hue. Investigation
took place into the condition OF affairs IN the
second Auditors office, and one of the
men who hnd something 90 do with it
has since approached some of the officers
Of that bureau and suggested that some one making
the original accusations would retraet aud with
draw them IL he was paid 81 900. OF course this
offer was refused. The fact is, Glovors committee,
in the case OF the Second Auditor, even found IL
unnecessary 10 take any evidence IN defence and
informed the Auditor, officially, that the testimony
was for the prosecution only, none other having
been taken. The committee said that there was
nothing found against the office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
srRrKE oN rnE BurFALo ELEyAroRs.

BUFFALO, June 17.--AbOur four hundred
Grain shovelers struck this morning. The strike is
attributed solely the shovelers being made losers
through the prevailing system Of paying rebates 70 re-
ceiyers Of grain order to obtain the unloadne on inc
carRoes consigned them Two elevators which 90 not
nav rebates have not been disturbed. Tue strikers
who number about 400 conduct themselves quietly, anu
no great trouble is anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
TIE LATEST FROM CONGRESS.
The HOUSE TAME HhtE9'H A III ~ 7E'"t'I'
SENATE STILL AT 1T.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO tue TRIBUNE

SENATE STILL AT 1T.
lBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUSE
WASHINGTON, June 1e-245 A. M.-The House
has done nothing since IL voted TO go business
the Speakers table. All debate being cut OF, large
minority are Suspicious of jobs and have refused to
allow any business 10 be done. A vote TO take re-
cess until 10 a. NJ. has just passed.
The senate is still busy on amendments to the
sundry Civil BILL with prospect Of passing the bill
about daylight
The enrolling clerks Of the House and the most
experienced clerks Of the Senate agree that II will
be physical impOssibIlity to adjourn at O'Clock
to-day Ii will require at least nine hours to enroll
the sundry Civil bill after 1t comes from the Senate
"A M.-Before the House adjourned. II passed
several bills removing the political disabilities Of
Southern men, among them being L. Kirby Smith.
The Senate IL still at work on the Sundry Civil
bill. The amendment providing for the payment
of certain Southern mail contractors for services
before the war, was offered by Mr.. Merrimon The
Senate, by vote Of 81 TO Fl, decided that 1t was
germane to the bill. Mr. Conkling made point OF
order against it but another vote resulted in again
declaring 1t 10 be in order Mr.. Merrmon then made
several verbal changes In the amendment, and
IL was adopted, % to %. 1t was then resolved
that no contractor should be compensated II
already paid, thus being adopted on Mr..
Wadleigh's motion. Mr.. Blaine wanted 1t
arranged that contractors should give bond
TO pay back to the United States any money which
IL should afterward appear had already been paid
to them. Mr. Salisbury thought this preposterous.
Mr.. Blaine said that Congress must protect the
Treasury. MIR. Conkling corroborated this, and
said he believed that these were dishonest
claimants He spoke very strongly. Mr.. Gordon
objected TO these men being called rascas as Gass
o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GERMAN GROWN PRINCE MENACED.

THE GERMAN CROWN PRINCE MENACED.
BERLIN ALARMED AT TIDINGs or ANOTHER PLOT
MANY SOCIALISTS ARRESTED.
I'D ,. LONDON, Tuesday, June Is, 1873.
The Standard Publishes the following telegram
from Berlin yesterday:
"a report received from Vienna Of o meditated
attempt on the life o. the Crown Prince Frederick
William caused some sensation here to-day. One
hundred and thirty Socialists were arrested tonight
at the Tivol Biergarten, near this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
TELEGRAPHIC TALK WITH SHERMAN.
VARIOUS MEMBERS IN THE ROUSE ANXIOUS TO
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUxE.I

iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEl
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE frienls of the Sem
ate bill permitting per cent bonds 10 be pur-
chased with legal-tender notes and directing
that greenbacks may be received for customs have
been busy to-day planning to action upon the
bill in the House of Representatives. Mr.. Fort of
Illinois, and Mr.. Phillips, OF Kansas, have been
leading In the matter. General Ewing has been
quite active as they in his efforts to organize
its defeat He proposes that it's consideration
be postponed until December. As part of his
tactics he has made various extraordinary state
ments about Secretary Sherman's intentions If the
Senate bill should pass. TO ascertain exactly what
Secretary shermans purposes would be, Representa-
tive Phillips has had the following telegaphic cor
respondenee with Secretary Sherman:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
HE CONGRESS AGAIN IN SESSION.


BERLIN. Monday June II, 1873.
rhe Congress met at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
sitting lasted until nearly o'clock. Prince Gors-
schakoff was present
NO Fixed PROGRAMME PREPARED.
LoNDoS, Monday, June IL. 1873.
Reuters telegram from Berlin denies the state
ments that programme of proceedings for each
sitting of the Congress has been defnitively fxed
1t reports that the question of the admission OF
Greece to the Congress was brought forward to-day,
but no decision was reached. The question has as
sumed more Importance than was at first expected.
France, England, and perhaps Germany win sup
port the admission of Greece Russia and Italymay
possibly oppose IL from apprehension that Greece,
under British projection, might become great
Oriental power, aud formidable rival to the Slavs.
Confidence IN a peaceful result which will assure
the legitimate influence In the East of the Powers
principally interested, is increasing An under
standing between Russia and Austria Is considered
certain. la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
THE MEXICAN DISTURBANCES.
MAcKESZIE's FORCES TO BIZ PURSUED IF on MEX


GALVESTON, June ia telegram to The
Yes Eagle Pass. Texas, the Mexican Govern
ment having discovered that General Mackenzie is
their soil with American troops, has ordered Colonel
Nunco falsely reported dead take hundred soldiers
and 20 after General Mackenzie Bis troops being
poorly mounted, n Is not expected he will Overtake Gem
era Mackenzie General Naranjo Is expected to arrive
at Piedraa Negras In few days 10 assume command OF
the department. vice General Falcon, deceased The
general impresson IL that the revolution u failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
MINISTER'S KAssoN AND sToUGHToN.
Fnrrn,r T,aaadav Juna 1879

The Times understands that nothing is known
at the Uned States legation in Vienna OF any request
for the appearance OF Minister Kasson before the Potter
Investigation Committee at Washington. ~ -
The Hon. T.. w. StOu9hton the American Minister 70
Russia writes 10 the repudatDg all implicitly In
proceedings which form the subject Of investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18

the count standing 1856 in the Affirmative to 81 IN
the negative. 1t is difficult TO sec how this
bill can be got into q position where II can
be passed without two thirds vote, but II Is still
make another extra session necessary The Senate
viii probably helpthe House out of its scrape by
putting the Fisheries Award upon the Sundry Civil
AppropFlation.. ....- -. ffrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

AUBURN, N. Y, June 17.-Thomas Wilkin-
SON. OF Locke Cayuga County murdered hiawife yeser
day shooting her three times Through the breast He
,hen shot himself through the heart causing instant
death His wife had refused 70 live with hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
VALLEY FORGE cENTENNIAL.

Porrsrowx, Penn, June 1.-THE Valley
Forge Celebration Committee held a meeting to-day.
Reports indicate that the celebration on Wednesday VIII
ne auccessfu affair The large tent, capable OF holding
10 GOO people, Was erected tins morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
OHIOS CONVICT LEGISLATOR.
o'CoNNER ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH FRAUDS IN
THE COLLECTION or DoUNTfEs
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUEE.I

lBT TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUSE.I
COLUMBUS, June 17.-lt was hoped that
John oCOnner, the bOuntyJumper, deserter, convict
and late expelled member Of the House Of Representa-
tiyes had left the state and that no more would
he heard OF him. A few days since he left
his city for Chicago, but was picked up BY
tie United statee Marshal at Indianapolis
and brought back, and is now held IN custody,
the charges being that while inmate Of the Soldiers
Home nj DAYTON he acted claim agent for the coec
tion az bOunties 10 II alleged that he Issued raudnen
nbyseians certificates but whether he ever oDained
nayment on these claims has not yet been disclosed MI
Dunn, Special Agent OF the Pension bureau, IL now
mare inyestigating the matter Rumor Is current that
lie case IA clear one against OCOnner but the officers
Mated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
THE GREAT FRENCH RACE.

PAkIs, MOnuAyI june Ia 1915
Prince SoltykOff1s horse Thurio ran the race
for the grand prize OF $4,000 Sunday, in 3m. 22s
Cannon was the jockey. The betting was nye 10 one
against Thurio, who il an English horse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
THE GERMAN LIBERAL PLATFORM

The leaders of the National Liberals, in
view of the approaching elections in Germany, have
issued manIfestoes declaring that the party VIII support
all proposals for the protection Of order which DO not
ieopandize the permanent guarantees OF liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
THE CONGRESS AND TURKISH AFFAIRS
THE PROBABLE DRIFT OF THE DELIBERATIONS AT
BERLIN, Monday, June IL, 1878.

BERLIN, Monday, June IL, 1873.
The questions which threaten the success OF
the Congress are believed to be the cesson Of Antva
to Montenegro, and the administrative aud govern.
mental organization of Roumea-that Is, the province
OF from the Bulgaria Of the San stefano Treaty
Austria viii oppose the eesson Of Antiyar; Russia
alone or perhaps Russia and Germany will uphold IT,
England France. Austria, Turkey, and perhaps Italy,
will uphold the organization Of ROumelia On these
YIELD but Russia may do so. Her friends
allege that she viii not but such assertions
are probably intended to mislead end discourage
opponents. The fact is, tue war party was
banshed from the capital when General Inatien went
TO Kre; at least this the belief OF well qualified OBJ.
servers Of Russian public opinion. Bessarabta VIII be
conceded Difference to the personal wishes OF the
change Territorial concessions in Armenia will be al
lowed by England The question OF war Indemnity VIII
be settled by the appointment Of commission TO col
the Turkish and 90 pay over certain pro-
portion 60 Russia annually 70 capitalize such proper
ton by foreign loan and pay the Russian Clam IN
Turks themselves. owing probably to the assumption
that eli the changes In the Treaty Of Sa0 Stean0 which
the Powers will demand 10 be 10 favor OF Turkey
Carahe0dor Pasha making preparations 10 press the
claims Of Turkey. but he VIII not have much influence
in the matter.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIGHT.
TIE North Gazette says the Austrian delegates
az we'll as the Monenegin representatives here. have
received news OF an attack made by the Turks the
MOntenegrns, in which the aggressors lost several
killed and wounded and sixty prisoners The aggreseors
soldiers but t Is suspected that the attack was
instigated by Pasha. .t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
THE ANGLo-RUssiAN AGREEMENT.
QUALIFIED DENIAL As TO ms ACCURACY.

QUALIFIED DENIAL AS 10 rs ACCURACY.
LONDON Monday, June IL, 1873.
The Duke of Richmond and Gordon Lord,
President OF the Council replying to Earl Granville in
the House Of Lords to-day sand the memorandum Of the
agreement between England and Russia. published ia
The GlOoe, surreptitousy procured through somd
person having access TO confidential papers. As
an explanation Of the Governments policy Ia
said II incomplete. and therefore inaccurate. Ths
Government would at the earliest moment give the fula
Information IA synopsis Of the agreement IN qOes
ton was given In THE TRIBUNE last Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18

sbelf-room, and this postpOnement viii make it
impossible TO relieve him for year or two
to come.
$50 a. ms-The Senate is stiIl at work on
amendments to the snndry Civil Appropriation
bin. the one now under consideration beng
enc to pay Southern mail contractors before the
wNr-the same that was defeated in the House ear
her In the session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Hon. JOHN SHERMAN, SeeretaFg Of tie Treasury:
Several members desire 10 know II the House agrees
70 the Senate substitute for the e TO repeal the Re
sumption Act ~ there is danger OF legaenders, taken
for per cent bonds being locked up, ~ they viii not
only be paid ont for current expenses but any surplus
there be used In retiring bonds bearing higher
rate OF interest Respectfully,
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
PEAcE-MAKING AT BERLIN.
THE PROCEEDINGS TARpY.

THE CLAIMS OF GREECE TO A SEAT CONSIDERED
THE ANGLo-RussIAN AGREEMENT DOUBTED.
= The members of the European Congress were
three hours in session yesterday. They consid-
cred the claim of Greece TO representation, but
left the matter undecided. The Bulgarian ques-
adjourned to Thursday. The British Govern
ment says the alleged Anglo Turkish agree
ment was printed surreptitiously and is incom-
plete. -..A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, ;

The Hon JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary Treasury
Your answer does the question whether you
will keep In circulation the iegaender notes receivable
for customs whether they win be boarded 50 az TO
produce contraction. w. A. PHILLIPS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
TREASURY DEPAETAfEET: !

WASHINGTON, y. e., June IL, 1873
To the Hon. W. A. PHILLIPS; -.
NV intention and expectation is 10 apply all the pro
ceeds per cent bonds, whether snd for United states
notes or CON- the redemption OF $40 per cent bonds
Hope the HOnse may make the pow to receive United
States notes for customs duee Discretionary Instead OF
compulsory. Respectfully, JoHS SHERMAN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
INCIDENTS AT THE CAPITAL
GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL NEWS.

CLOVES METHODS SHOWN, TO BE PEcULIAR-LIN-
DRRMAN-kPPonTMESTs, ETC. - -
DIR. Linderman replies to the attacks upon
him by, Mr.. Glover. 1t appears that the Re-
publican members of the committee were not
informed about the investigation. One OF
Glover's assistants tried to buy silence
of an innocent man for $1,000. Major Reno
desires an investigation of the Custer mas
sacre. Two District Commissioners have been
appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
TREASURY DEPARINESI

The Hon. W. A. PHILLIPS.
certainly would obey the law In letter and spirit aud
would seek keep IN circulation all the United states
notes hat could BE- maintained at par cih cola. Notes
received for duties could be used the purchase OF coin
or bullion. JOHN bHERhAN, SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
CONGRESS UP ALL NIGHT.


STRUGGLE TO FINISH BUSINESS.
vgr HOUSE RECKLESS IN iTs TREATMENT oS BILL ...,
-sunEa AND cox GIT UP SPECIAL NV
ON rHrrp owN--A LABoRIoUs TIin IN Doi"
BRANCHES. - .o.o;or
Roth branches Of Congress were 10 session 'sa
an day yesterday, and until long aI'er mn .bo
night. The House defeated the D'll 70 pay -.
Fisheries Award after a scene OF excitement l;s
.n ,s"' sonf1sion. in which the Speaker twice
cent "T The sereeant-at-Arms to General Butler to
make him take his seat. That gentle
man and s. S. Cox were the leaders OF the
sgbt against the BILL The. House defeated
The BROOKLYN Market bill, and passed the In
terpal Revenue bin amended IN surprising
manner. which is explained below. The Senate
was occupied principally during the day and
evening with the Sundry Civil bill. A Demo
cratic caucus was held during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18
PATRON OF BLAcKMArLERs.

A SPECIMEN or THE KIND or MEN THAT SURROUND
GLOVER AND SUGGEST TO lin INvEsTIGA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18

THE BILL TO DECREASE THE REVENUE.
THR HOUSE FINALLY PASSES 1T AFTER FIGHT
THE NAN WHO REPORTED III ORIGINALLY CON-