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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY 90 1878

George Eleven to-day. The members-an Of whom
wore here to-day-are: Armsfrong Calvert, Bamford.
lIyiDe, Dale, Lttieiohn Hinchman. Davies, Heigho.
praneis and White with Peter Young. umpire and A. T.
Mrs. Daniel Tompkus whose husband is said to be a
printer camn near being drowned last night by cap
sizing sailooat at the lower part Of the Island II
TOOK two hours to bring her to consciousness when she
was taken 10 Brooklyn by her friends.
Among the latest arrivals at the hotels are the fol-
lowing
At Manhattan Beach,. T. H. Pease, New-York; Mrs.
j. X Ericsson aud children, BrOOSyn George Harrison
ana vile, william Lardner, Geo. W. Bashfo-d james H.
Carkerry; j. B. Grape, Now-York Robert Taylor and
wife, Arizona George W. Dayds Pougnkeepsie; 5. H..
Foster Connecticut c. NJ. Lord and vile, Staten Island
William DJwnie Boston George NJ. Barker New-IO rk
T. W. MISSY, A. ID: LanesiaG, Tennessee DIR. p. O.
Barker, Mofrlstown, NtwJersey A. Plant, Cincinnati
e. ", C. Mccoy, Bdltmore; L. +. Felt, Craig n. 4; J..
e Arms, Northampton, Mass; A. Corkin, Brooklyn !;
Misses f. and NJ. A. S0mervll, j.; Thomas j. Morrow
and wife; william Knapp and WIFE Brooklyn; j. smp-
O.. Sherlock ana wife, NewYork; r. E. Kicker, Eliza
beth Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Allen, IT., T. H. Kodman, jr
. At Brighton Beach-W. NJ. Murray, c. ]. Everett
Goshen; john b. Belinger, Charleston; Mrs. NJ Tanner
~ Tanner Mrs b. I. Watson. Albany; G. W. Miller. s
n. Perry, g. A. Mcleod, NeW-York; James Hamil
margaret Hanlii, u. j: Burns and p. NJ. Bannigann
Paterson; William H. HnmricklOuse aud wife, Bat-
more; g. l.. Florence, AtchisOn, Kansas; Alexander
saw and wife, Detroit; j. .. Sullivan, A o. Bradley
HSew-Iork; RUFUS d. Case, aud family, j. H. Bates, H.
H. j. HolbrOok, Utica; J. g. Cooke SaratOga Springs
T. j. Knapp aud S. j. Knapp, OF New-York; George
Simpson, Pennsy wanna; Herbert Gedney and wife,
Goshen; +. +. McK"an. Washington; H. a. Wadsworth
aud family Goshen +. b. Denton and Henry W. Wig
gins, Mddletown; H. A. Mullon. William L. Lex and
William 1rentwOrth, Philadelphia.
AT Cabe's-W. l.. Rogers. Rochester; Thomas f. Cum
mlngs, William U. Reagan, New York; William g. Shaw
Brooklyn; S. Stevens, New-York; ]. O. Barley. BJlt
more; john n. Lane, A. W. LOkdcli, BrOOklyn; T. Grin
N. Haynes, Boston, A. Lewis Des MOines; W. 4. Rogan
Rochester; w. b. Laue, EasGon T. A. Phean, 4. G.
KendricG, John j. Harrison. jr:. I. Huehings, J. g.
Fitzpatrick, Thomas f. Cummings and T.. Ii. Kohn-
staInnl, New-IOrk
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ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 27.-AmOng the recent ar
rivals here are the following:
Atthe United States-H. A. PomerOy. q. II. Barnard,
n r. IIyermore aid wife, Miss j. j. Morris, W. II. W.
Morris j. H. Dew. ]. n. Thomas. Q. ID. Burri jr, A. A
Freeman A. A. Brush, H. Mex. rwOmby and wife, W.
r. Trayers j. A. Lowry and wife. III. Draper. MIS- j. ID.
PeI b. r. Bayne, Miss Bayne Miss j. A. Coolers, j. A.
Dayison d. q. Gautier, r. NJ. Goddard, A. hasterton
and wife. Miss MastertOn, New-York W. p. Hatch aud
wife Mrs A. Stuart s. s. Mitchell, II. B. Riggs and
family, Brooklyn; II. wbaley, Captain +. Hedley, c.
W. Reed, England.
AT the ClarendOn-w. C. Coup, s. Myers and wife, N.
Halliday, ". NJ sohloss, New-York; W. ID. Baneker and
wife l. g. sproule and wife, Miss ID. sproue. Brooklyn;
c. W. Kraft and wife, Phiadelp hia - ~
AT The Grand uniOn-E. w WHITAKER ana VIE, ID. u
Johnson s. j. Walzielder, X A schnaDel, Mira T. ste
yens Mrs Jackman, Mrs w. Green. T. Patten Is Forbes
souires j. r. Conlan j. " BaleOD j. q. Cosgrun ana
wife A. Means j. j. Bailey, Miss j. A. Potter, Miss A. q
seed q w. Watson, Il. A. Watson, New-fork; A. w.
art Brooklyn; A. j. Lane and wife, 4, Clyde and vile,
Miss NJ Clyde q. &. Thomas and wife, H. Il. Cochran,
MrH 81 Winpenny, Philadelphia.
AT Congress Hall-A. Leary, j. & Ferris H. 81 Gooe
Field j. Field, c. b. Kneyals and wife, j. Roscnbnay'
n H. Decker, M. e. Warren l. L. Pierce anu VIE, j.
Romer aud wife, Miss L. 81 Kneyais H. Parsons o. Far
sons W. Taylor and wife, 3. T. Holmes, y. Holmes, D.
Rnzell. A. Il. Hulkes A. NJ. Maelay, ex-governor ~ IL.
Cbamberlain New-York DIR. W. !. 0nnilan, W: ROSS,
7 AustIn ana WIFE, c. T. GROCER and wife, Mrs y Eyerlt,
n A. EyerIi BROOKLYN J. Gushing, Mas Gushing, Miss
s. p Cushing, r. r. 6tearns, IT,, L. Parsons ana "iic'
Boston.
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SAVE BOTH LEGISL1TURE AND CONGRESS-.

SOUND REPUBLICAN, SENSE FROM THE INTERIOR
IN me Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The Rochester Democrat Of to-day contains
extracts from correspondent OF The Neo- York
Ereainq Post, signed ii. d. c." who is understood
here to represent The Utica Herald and give YER
sion. satisfactory to that paper, of the views OF
Republicans in this and other localities.
What be saws in relation to State Convention
"a no doubt fair index Of public sentiment here.
But when he undertakes TO point out what State
Convention should do, he is running ahead OF any
settled conviction with the people. The one thing
they have made up their minds to Is that they will
hold their representatives to strict account to
nreserve harmony in the party. The correspondent
tntimates that the Administration has been criticised
Gin this immediate neighbOThO0d for not having
made removals sooner and landed for making them
later Here he moet emphatleally msrepreS Nus
the sentiments of members OF the party VINO taIe
more for IFS welfare than they do for the chickering's
OF individuals When he says that III Is the
oriuion Of the best observers here that an attempt
to capture the Assembly District for Mr. Conkhng
Svoud result in the election OF straight democrat
or n third party man." he misrcpresents the hepuD-
cans of Orleans almost to man, ana no I Hn
more than Senator Cole. he writer does not fear
contradiction in saying that he cannot hnd proml-
nent Republican in the county who VIII say 80,
bafeVer his Dredil0ctiOns as TO the question VINO ~
the hest man Tor Mr.. COnklings successor. hePuD-
means here all mean to TO IL that the Legislature
~ this State is Republican without reference 10
whom it will make United states SENATOR ahu thao
th aaV TnnSressionaI District shall be redeemed.
There has been no time in twelve years wnen the
party in this county was so well united-no facflous
and no distractions. n
Albion, July "a. 1878.
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PUBIC OPINION.

There is nothing new in the "0hiO idea !"
after all IL is the Old Bourbon in red bottle with
new LABEL Cleveland Leader (RepD
While Hayes is frittering away his time and
energies pctty schemes of ambition. 10 build per-
sona GLOWING by purchasing adherents with office, tie
whole country Is grdvatng toward anarchy and
utiOn.-lUtca Republican lRep)
Just as we had securely pinned our faith to
Carter Harrison, the great eXpOser OF fraud some
deliver in figures discovers that lac is himself fraud
This sends adrft again without purpose direction
on shOreless sea.-lBufiington Post tDem)
The Nationals are force. They are welded
Together by seliuercs They will win II they We
must meet them sQuraely aud do battle with them val
iantly If would successfully resist their accession to
power Rochester Democrat ana Chronicle (Rep)
1t Isn't true that the One-man power is
needed. that a strong Government is
qnred. II isn't that there is National salvation
for except under Grant IL IL contemplate and
rupt assert the existence Of such emergencies and
cessties.-lCiucinnau Commercial Qnd)
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NorlcE on TUcKER.

In resurrecting little Gid Tucker, who would
have committed suicide twenty years ago II he had been
posses ed of ordinary decency or had had the slightest
regard his bleeding country the Greenback party
has the thing since the FIRST gun OF SUM
Ter eau anybody tell what Gid Tucker DID that
he should be repeatedly hOu0red He the most ordi
mary OF cheap men-he has said written tnng
thai was remembered five minutes after ITS crcatonhe
Is a macOntent whatever position he may be placed
and but for his industry ia geing out Of the way ne
would DE stepped upon every hour IN the day. The
GreerbIck party perhaps regards him as paupeT wEo
must be taken care Uf-a ward OF the Stale who has
claims to cold vietnas which cannot avoided On
other theory can HIS nomination be looked upon as
anything but an arOnt average intelligence and the
cOInmOnest OF Common sense.
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PERSON4L.

President Hayes will go to Cape May the
latter part Of this week
Governor Rice will make Richfeld Springs
his headquarters for this week and next
Leon Say. after lingering for a time among
the hills and wales Of Scotland has to France
Bishop Simpson gave the residents of Den
ver Colorado, Of his strong pitny last week
Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Reade, says a London paper,
has sent manuscript play Clara Morris for her
sderation.
Charles Dudley Warner has cOsey little cot
tage Keene Flats the Adrondacks, where he is
spending the summer with his wife.
A portrait of the late Samuel BOwleS has
been painted by Mr. T. W. Wood OF this city, for the
City Library of Springfield, Mass.
The Shah was so well pleased with his
reception Europe that he viii send his eldest
make a tour Of the Continent next year.
George William Curtis was serenaded by the
Ashheld Mass Band the other evening, and in response
made one OF his happy speeches. He is interesting him
self in the opening OF new road between that town
and Buekand
Mr. John Brights Birmingham constituents
Will erect statue of him tins Fau. TO commemorate the
tweuyone years he has represented that in Par
lament. present viii also be given to him that may
preserved in family heirloom for generations
to come.
Editor Cowles, of The CIereIand Leader,
while riding from Liverpool TO London stepped OF at
one OF the stations and going TO the cOmpart of
Bishop KerfOot asked him how he liked tho Englis way
Of travelling. HUray for country. We are ahead
in railroad conyenenoes and comforts. miss our noun
tans forests rivers and our rocks. say again.
Murray for country replied the patriotic bishop
Count SchOuvalOff took his little son with
him when he went sign the Berlin Treaty. in order
that boy might have opportunity of remembering
the interesting ia future years Among other per
sons present were the Princess Bismarck and Countess
Bismarck. who looked down upon the ceremony from
box in tine hall. while Herr Werner, the painter
whose perpetuate the Congress, sat at the
table with the PlenipOtentiaries.
HAVANA, July 26.-The wife and family of
Captain-General Martinez-Canpos nave arrived here
from Spain.
MONTREAL, July 2S.-Lord Dufferin passed
through this city yesterday his way to the West
HE win leave Canada for England on September %.
BELLOWS FALLS, VT, July 27.-Ex-Mnister
schenck and the Hon. T. W. Park, with their families
arrived here to-day, their way the White Noun
tans.
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THE CONDITION oFTHE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE CONDITION OF THE INSURANCE NUMPANIfS.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 2S.-The Insurance De-
partmeut has Issued chart giving statement OF the
condition the insurance companies for June 80 OF the
present year. as compared with their condition Decem-
Der 81 last year. The totals as folOws December
81, 1s77-assets. S56,5O3,79s 90; liabilities, including
capital stock, S39,3i865s 90; net surplus Sl7,S24-
100 5s June 80 Is7sassets S562s2. ZIG 90 liabili-
ties including capital stock 3s3O i74 49, net sur
pus sIsO12 $50 81 The income OF the companies for
tbe wear 1877 was 971 49, and for the first six
months OF the present year S1O5s069l 80. me as
Tst ak months OF 1873 SIO4I5,S90 So While ninety
five companies reported last year, but niney-two made
returns this year Three companies have an impair
ment of caDital as follows: Emporium. OF New-YoTk
CIV SI1 973 6l Firemans Trust NewlOrk CITY, $l5-
9e5 IL. Franklin Now-YOrk City, Sl2,63S 30. Iho
Sures of the other State and foreign companies VIII DO
ma ie nublie next week.
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,cnci,iation but the Judge declares that the actual
sesnt has been TO destroy hls own party by giving
the Democrats power to pass laws which shall en-
able them TO buudoze aud intimidate with i'm
nrnify As for the Potter inquiry, the Judge con-
siders n about an even thing" Sherman has jerks,
and Potter aud Butler have Anderson and Weber"
The sudden popularity which has fallen upon
Senator Kellogg at the White House has excited
Great speculation in New-Oreans. All sorts Of
reasons are gwen but the general condition of the
nublic mind seems to be one of profound mystifica-
tion. The Democrats outside of Louisiana are not
Of ali pleased by the change. and are threatening
60 unseat Kellogg SO soon as they secure majority
in fbe Senate. Mr. Beck says he faYOrs such a STEP
basel on tine ground that Kellogg was elected by q
legislature Which never bad legal existence, aud
his certificate was signed by man who was never
Governor
Senator Beck does not look with approval upon
the laors Of the Potter Committee. He regards the
whole movement as "schense to make a martyr of
Sam TildenD and thus secure him denomination.
He is inclined to think the scheme win not succeed
for he tells a reporter of The Cincinnati Enquirer
that If the conventions to meet tomorrow the
Democrats would nominate Thurman, and the Re-
pubieans Grant Beck is ferocious third-termer
and saws if any man takes Grant for fool he is
mistaken; that the ex-President's expenses in Eu-
rope have been paid by the bondholders and capt.
talists of this country; that he will land in San
Francisco when he returns next year. and he
brought across the country in twelve of the finest
coaches ever seen, which Pullman is building now /;
that he will be greeted by tremendous fictitious
enthusiasm everywhere, and be nominated in a
whirlwnd of excitement Be thinks Sam Cary,
RaDt0n Duncan and General Butler are PLAYING
INTO the hands of the Grant movement by making
and melting ncendiary speeches against the rights
of property in order to create demand for a strong
man at the head of affairs. All of which shows that
Mir. Beeks mouth has, as usual, run away with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-29
NOTES From NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., July 27.-The weather to-
day has been hot and sutry several showers have
e,oed tho atmosphere. The hotels expect big sun
day !" and are already flllng quito rapidly.
speaker Randall aud family are still the guests Of the
Hon. Thomas Swami. OF Maryland.
A few dinner parties given during the week.
The steam yacnts Ibis aud Mystic In the harbOr to-
eether with The schooner yachts Intrepid Haas and
Lotcrcr, ana soop yacht Sadie.
Iate hotel visitors include the following:
Ocean House,. n. Butler and family, indianapolis
Mia, H. f. Butler. T. A. Lawton, ". G. Sterling and
WIFE f. w. Jones. Mrs. W. b. shattuck. A. Curtiss and
family May L. Newton. Richard Newton, Cohn, T. IL.
Ferris J. W. Morrissey. L. Durham. W. W. Keiletf,
Thomas Lancaster and family, NJ Il. Mcmahon and
family New-York; S. j. slit and wife. the Rev. DR..
Newton Philadelphia a. Rouzand Paris; H. C. Page.
g. w. Hedge, jr., Brooklyn j. s. Lape aud wife, Gin
epnatt: L. S. Ely, Norwich 5. G. Warren, L. L. knight,
r. s. Bailey and wife, springhold W. l.. Burrell, Min
neapos; W. A. DE Blois q. l.. Johnson. Boston; X X
Hazard Iondon James d. Taylor and wife, Montreal /;
" M Homes, Toxic; w. u. WATSON and family Man
chester Eng &. j. Langdon g'1 family, Eilnra f. -.
Gardner, Dubuque; O. u Bailey, chicago; Lieutenant
Riiss u 5. A.; Mrs. W. g.. Dalton, philadelphia; f.
IJgatper 81. Louis w. r. Ellis, Detroit; G. G Glli ana
family Baltimore; Edward y. Crane ana family Mfs
g. ID Matthew'S, Mis- Mary X Matthews, Newark
Hotel Aonidneck-Mrs. &. II. Gallalce W. T. Galalee.
7 A Crabtree O. w. ToOes W. Storer and family, Henry
n Curtis and wife, ". L. Armstrong aud wife, New
York; Peter Y. Baum, Red Heck, ~ \. 3 - scaOheld;
Selma Ala: j. n. Malkcr, Newark; +. uArrlngiO aud
vile Logan, OsiO; Thomas W. Barry W. IS j. Jeniles,
Dr. Lamb Boston the Misses Cromptoll, Cncinnat -
O. DOuner Mrs. G. DOuner, Boston; q. n. Tower
EDWARD Cooper. Of New-York. has rented E. s.
Wilings stone villa on WeOster-st' - .. =.
Miss Annie Louise Cary VIII be mere next month 10
take mart in a musical festival at the Newport Opera
President yelling, OF Columbia College, Washington,
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KITTEN BY THE THIRD TERN FLEA.
From Tte Boston Herald tIaG.)

1t is not at all unlikely that General Grant
will be the next Republican candidate Tor President II
80, old aIes as present constituted continue
pose each other with all the faults OF his admnisr
nom he mas still strong mold on tie people, added 10
toe vigorous partsanship OF the large number Of poll
ticans who had better time while he was IN the White
HIse than they had since. He ~ TO stay abroad
another year aud his capacity for holding his tongue
a great card IN his IayOr What Other candidate as
things now look would strong in $500 WHAT other
Republican has 40 much push behind him, or 80 much
uurrah IN him IL Is useless to shut our eyes 10 the
probabilities ana Impossible 70 laugh them away And
s TdlculOus lie Will not work Tor the nomination, but
offered 10 him he VIII take 1t as cooly as he would
take "A II esA cigar.
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AZ SANE d. sIxPENCE.

Southern Democracy has shown its unwill-
inuess TO be taught anything by current history and It's
auimus to-day differs 1,tie II any from what
the close Of the IL has so far neglected Its golden
carried this neglect far that tie party Itse
disinteHatug simply from the burdensOme weight OF
wrong leadership. The great safety OF a Republican,
Of government Il 10 De found IN the sct that there
Is after AL too much good among the people
always dominated BY vicious party leadarslip. ana
party leaders abuse tnelr trust ana fail 10 appr
cate their opportunities cODsmcuOusy the Demo-
liable that there SHOULD come protest and revolt from
the menbeIs OF their owe party.
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TOO MUCH MILK AND WATER.
-. .lll.n 4 ILL.,. L....-....I

1t is clearly full time that the milk and
water policy IN tnis matter abandoned IL Is only
few months President listened to Senator
this and turnr old Union soldier
aud a Rcpub lean 90 make room for FlfZsmmOus.
rebel and a lifelong DemOCrAt-and this done so
that revenue laws might be enforced. But what
diseIs have kept hight kilnne FtZ .InmOns's Dem
ocratic deputies the manner that they did the
Republican. In it Is fully understood That Cor
dOnHayes experiment has utterly failed and that Fitz-
simmons pOwerless 10 enforce the law IN Georgia IL
is about time the Federal Government to find out
whether law be enforced or whether nullncauOn
has established Itself impregmably.
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nnrN Ann wELL pATRoNIzEp.

To the Edttor Of The Trtoune
SIR: notice in to-day's TRIBUNE report
that the Mannasset House is to be closed for want OF
patronage The report is incorrect The house has 200
pests was never more prosperous and VIII not close
until October DAhIEL $4,000 nj y
Shelter Island. July 81, 1873.
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Ia the best liquid dentfrice in the world IL thorongy
eanses partially dcoayed teeth nom an parasites or Nns
onwalcIlpD leaving them peariy white, hnpatng DO
IIghtiul fragrance 10 the breath.
THE FRAGRANT " FLoRLlNE'
Re,noyes instantly all OdOrs Arising rom Ioui
Tobacco smoke Being partly composed Of hons sods % e
tracts OF herbs aud plants, IL Is perfectly boos'
and az delicious sherry. - 100 o,.-,. ro,1o.
preoared by HgN9Y c. GALLUP No 493 Oxfortst LoDdon
Eneand and retaIled everywhere at 75 cents botte
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SyI,oDsis for tis past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, July q, La. m.-The barometer
Is highest in the Atlantic Coast States, and low in the
Northwest rain has fallen in the South and
Southwest Tho temperature has remained nearly sta
tionary The prevailing winds are light southerly
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather,
Virginia rain soutnery winds, stationary tenn
perature and stationary or Telling Barometer.
For New-Engand. clear partly cloudy weather,
variable winds mostly s0uherly stationary temperature
and rising, followed stationary or falling barometer
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

1Ee .ao~s "a ~, az :, A. s ~, s., ,,,s
preceding rhe T wdte line reesHI' ae 0s'aiioaa
eithe mercury during those nSarL
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 20. q. m.-rhe barometer
has risen tenths OF inch during the last two days
The part Of the rise took place during the show
cry and prty cloudy weather OF Saturday (see lower
line ON diagram Yesterday the variations in the mer'
curry we've slight during the last half the day ee upper
line) There little difference between the tenn
peFature OF Saturday and Sunday; both days were
G. OleF than Friday.
Clear or partly cloudy weather may be expected TO-
day in this city and vicinity.
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,Vho, I'VE nil want now is money You may realize hun
rss of dollars by investing $50 stock operations through
~ fable house OF Alex rockingham Co., DrONers II
NVaS New YORK. Their Weekly Financial Report gives
full information, and is sent free.
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RlnriIine tor lhe Teeth and Breath,

purc Gold wedding and Engagement Rings, So. sa
IN ais j. H. JOHNSTON, 100 Broadway, cor. Broomest