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New-York tribune., 1879-04-23


AcHFsON- on Tuesday April % Isaac Ache-on, yonHges,
son o. William and Mary Acheson, OF tns city ia
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
ADRIANcE-A roughkcePs,e y - on 1ondsy APT, Sl'
F @ .ay, Nil be- hed al ihe residence off,. father.
Academy POughkeepsie, on THURSDAY afternoon neSt al
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
DIXAt lis residence 40. West st '. Monday Aprtl
n General John \. Dix ntIe : = year u hi, agc
wiz DE held n Trinity rnurcu on iaGr, ay
mex, 2itn INST. at O'Clock n M IT'S respectfully re-
FINCKE-On 1T, way nome from California william NJ
second sou of har.es and Anna y. F.',Se. - 80
Relative ana friends o.. las -n" ti o m ~, m
a,, 3D. yia.. ,ro tHo rssie1r, of ii "a ier No l4O
East C0A.st ay, April % az II O'Clock d. M
CRaHAM-on Monday 2lst inst. Ezabeh"iie Of the ate
Rrlase, ami cl nvel {, atend Tho funeral from
l7t-st. Weonesdty 23aIa.t a. &'''ck pn.
HAeTlNGso ON MONDAY. ApGl q! Nary b. y'nns'aiG-ash
Funeral se wees viii axe place AZ $40 west -7thsl
edgg.1r Agrl ~ lss i9'9; i, a S2 a2e 1 to attend
JAGIAR-In Finishing, az the residence of bis law
Joseph Harrs King iussiay Ayr -2 ".''er AZ ar
a,ral rom 81 Georges Church. Flushing Thursday.
2ljh INST. at 3:3J d.. IA.
KyApP-At Broosyp SUNDAY morning, Arri 20. Eliza VI.
vie Francis Kua D. in the Glth year %. aer a-e -
TtlDi-. Tai. l,y ,he 22i INST. at3o,iooS i N.
Remain, . De taken TO Dau1ury, C0lA wednesday morn
1yoNsAt elizabeth \. J. sunily morning. April 20 Mr'
Joanna +. Lyons, ln the 70tL yrAr OF der lSe.
MARrIN-At his residence. p West 52ist on 22d inst,
Notice or funeral hereafter
NcrULLoUGII-on sunday, Afrn 90, 1879, James NcCsI
l1leh. in his -Tth year. -.
FHnelai services at 2J West 9hst, Wednesday, 25i
Frle of t8e ny and OF his law D. ConCyer and
r. " Cox, are respectfully iuvitrl O. attend.
MILIER-At Newark y. j.. April 22 Etta wife OF Geof
Miller.
Rettves and friends invited atteni tho funeral rom
a.e residence, 40 Fennnston't on iA.slly' 2lth
INST. at . D. m.
PrArIIn this cltv on Tnes,y April % ~ the Ross1oIe
ITU-l CAPTAIN Isaiah Tr3t-, On tna D6-hye OBJ DIS
Frend are respectfully llvtei to t-rt BIS funeral wtIout
further notice from mis- late residence, -rN Conn., no
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
IRA s ieqvr I;rt1l central Depot. NcwY0N New
Haven Railroad a. M; returning leave LsseN 80 $50
r.
PDIWT-At Plaiuff1, -. J., on saturday evening Apul
40. 81 f!am J. Koluc. iI the % % yclt ed. lI7Ist.
Relatives aud lrrais IyIrt o. ttr4I i fu.3i scr.
vices residence, "Wednesday. pod mss, at ZJD
Carriages win Dee waiting arrival oi ho iraiI leaving
ssW-YorA foot Of LJctyst al Loo D. no. i. Is re-
questet tnat 30 flowers De sent.
VAN NLIET-At Detroit Nicl ADri l6 1879. Harriet E.
dargbter of william H. aut hr istc sarah Is. Van NItt.
Rur..l az Fshkill IA ud-ou, y. T., April il.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
RAPID TRANSIT IN NEW-JFRSEY.

TIE Rapid Transit Committee Of New-Jersey
meets with the hearty sympathy and cooperation OF
the railway managers. The next meeting will he
held at the Coal aud Iron Exchange this afternoon
at half-past o'clock. The various suburban roads
will be represented at the conference as follows ;
The Central by the Hon. AnthoIy Reckless the
PENNSYLVANIA by +; Wolcott jackson the Ere
bv Vice-Frcsident Blanchard the Northern by
President Browning. The Morris and Essex Road
ba, TWO of Ills directors on The transit Committee,
and win send no executive officer. The railway
more than half way in the effort to give greater
facilities and the only difficulty is to select those
measures which will best accomplish the purpose.
The two measures most frequently suggested are
lighter and more frequent trains, and the communal
ION prices TO he III direct TauO with the time, 50
months travel than the yearly cOmmuter for his
months travel.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS ACQUITTED.


THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM DISMISSED BY THE
VOTES OF COMMISSIONERS WHEELER AND
FRHARDT.
The Board of Police yesterday passed upon tho
charges against Captain Alexander Williams, ol the
Twenty-ninth Precinct. dismissing them all Cen
cral Smith moved to dismiss Captain Williams from
the force, arguing that the evidence showed that
Captain Williams had "prodded" Mr.. Blake III the
breast with his club In Gilmores Garden, and had
struck him three times the way from his seat to
the track kicked him as he stopped TO pass under
the RAIL- and struck him again after he was outside
the bni,dlng. The testimony, he claimed, was Yot
shaken bv the shrewdest examination, neither
was Mr. Blake's recollection shown 10 be at lanit I'D
anv matter of moment. Several witnesses had tes-
titled to having seen the blows struck. lhe teSll-
monv Of the witnesses for the defence, GeHelal
Smith claimed. was contradictory and Inconsistent
and Captain Williams was clearly guilty OF conduct
unbecOmIuG an officer
Commissioner Erhardt claimed that II did not ap-
pe8r that CAPTAIN Williams had used unnecessary
iarshuess, but it did appear that he was prompt:
and that a serious disturbance did not take place OF
which there had been danger. Commlss ioucr Mae
Lean declined to vote and the charge of beating Mt
Blake was declared dismissed bv the votes OF Com
mlssioners Wheeler and Erhardt. Tho other
charges Of not suppresslng PambnnE-houseS IN the
Tweuty-Ainth Precinct were dismissed by the same
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
ErFEeTs on REMOvING THE RESERVOIR.

Asscmbyman Narhnm recently scnt IcTTeT 20
Commissioner Campbell Of the Department of Pub
lie Works, asking what effect the removal Of the
Fortv-,ccond Street Reservoir would have on the
water supply Of the city. Mr.. Campbell in bis reply
saws: You ask whether th.Te Is any ground for
auprebens,on that tle supply or pressure of water
in the districts above named, OF in any o'hcr part
of the citv will be to any extent diminished by the
removal of the resery oil. To which / answer, No.
You further ask whether sid reservoir Is OF any
practical value as part of the water supply of the
cltv' To which answer It's only consequence Is
M respect to its storage capacity as stated III my
official report TINS is 30 insignificant that II Is not
worthy OF consideration. Attms time II constitutes
but the one-huudIedth part Cf all the water III
-tnra IN the cltyD
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
PAROLE AGAIN A WINNER.
A HANDICAP WON At EPSON.
A SPIRITED CoNrEs BY EIGHT uoRsES-PAROLE IN
GREAT FAVOR WITH BETTING MEN.

GREAT FAVOR WITH BETTING MEN.
LoNDoS. Tuesday, April D. 1870.
The race for the City and Suburban Handl-
cap took place to-day at the Epson Spring meeting
aud resulted ia victory for the favorlte, Mr.. =.
Lorllar1's American horse Parole. Lord R0lebery's
four years Old bay colt l. dotto came IN second and
Lord WIltons six years old brown horse Cradle thrd
Tie last betting was 3 to / against Parole. % to
against Rdotto, and 20 to / against Cradle. There
WeTo eighteen starters.
GREAT CONFIDENCE IN PAROLE.
The sporting spOndent OF The Times says that
Mr. Lorillards Parole created such favorable impress
sion upon the minds hackers generally that the final
quotation AZ Tuttcrsas last night for the City and Sub
urban Handicap was only 3 to l against him. The
next fdyOute was Eli KING. who was taken at to
l. There was also some heavy betting ON Uncas at
100 to against iln Tor the ZOOO EuLeaS Ahother
correspondent OF me Times writes that Parole was one
Of the earliest arrivals AT EPSON aud DID two cantors In
the course OF TIE morning, GIVING great sasidctloh
DETAILS OF TIE RACE.
The betting ri the start was TO l against Parole
and II to 1 against Ridoto. good start was Effected
Ridotto took the lead followed by Ccnser, Parole, Elf
KING, Knight Of Burghley, Aualus, Cradle and Bel
pagbe When they fairly settled down Censer drew
away followed by knight of Burghlev, Ell kng, Parole
aud kdotto. As they came near home Ill hing headed
hSn and 81 ] frTe Kng Ccn~er and Knight o.
BnrEey were beaten kldoto had SHsnI 81, y r'1 GT
by length. Time PIG.
The following Il a summary:
The CITY and suburban Handicap Of 10 Overegns each 10
forfee and only declared boy noon on February with
200 soyegns added the uWucrot the second horse tu re-
ccye OF the stakes the winner oi manu-
cap after publication Of the weights anuarY ~ al 10
pounds extra. Of Two halucdpe or one
of the value aoyeregus 10 pounds about one
mile ana quarter CO3 subs, "a OF whom declared for
feitedl.
Alr p Ioraras Parole. by Imp Lexington, ont OF
MAIDEN by Lexington, out OF Kitty Cara years Old
Lord iio ber b. C. fioto, by Cremornc u, OF song
stress by ChauuCleeT, Old J6 pounds =
Lord NitOIs lI. Cradle hy See saw ont OF money
moon old, 80 pounds o
Lord SsmIUrs D. gC"user by see oa" out Oh IdS"hce
Mr a. : ,rawfurl's b. c. VII King, by Joskn, out of
Ouern Nab Old - pounds --.--.-.--;
MI r. G. MAYORS D. G. huight Ot Brrgmeyt ~ hnshJO OF
~ Pltrlck out " FansCb years Old n pounds--
Mr. l. H. HOuIswOrths b. e. Attalus Dy LIcyucs out Oh
gIaucor bv Tine Baron, years old lO1 pounds 900.
Lord IFartine BepnGbe by ToNouh hte ont 0f
rnLI s.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
SECRETARY ~HERr>N's LAURELs.

II John oHermin i>u'J careful he viii run
I'll. RISK Of becoming popular. TIE prerequisite 10
-fu.,r pr.l.l.y Iu TN. country is not luIcqutnly
iuigc tl-, n ever EOt ths "u a sides Lt ara
dlrur .Io fua. clearing up of commercial IoltenHeSs
ts.t I,-..I.d ttc ending Of tEc bankrupt law. But
nothing succeeds ike success. and 10 sell sufficient iour
uer cents 10 wipc tine 52Os and 1o4Os Is frugal
f.-t tI..- pti.uOt hc pu- ned out of s-ht. II. HS
appear l5t uuhScy, the G.cenhacktrs succeed IN u
r,...r...rIK r.urrs.ut- and emuOiirs the opposing
fuauci, paliry the policy that mas brought the couu-
nv ok o honest money, made bcr Creclt the best III
lie World lud put her ON par vla the old nations OF
In. clrtu IN borrowing Is John sherman. 10 NAV be
arrurl shat wasn't he, but the country. SOFT wasn't
Grant lf f. pc0 .e VINO fought tHc war, but Grant
was in .f command, and became the hero of the VIC
tory Oa sherman viii rest the uurciS OI tiS success
in UnlupilHIug.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
CAUSE or THE MIsaIssITPl EIXoDUs.

A correspondent of The new oRk I.llso ElB
,-,r MA, has been invest eating the causes of the negro
IN grafton asserts the most positive NAM er INA!
re occurrence has spUTTcd them tr the dcloh Iud IL
u,y attracting general attention. This was the murder
a. thc P..c f,mi y near Port Gibson. Miss, ana me
Jfu uI three other blacks in the same nclEhi oI"o
mi nf whom s CORES non Icut asrcrt> were ht" Nv
members rf Democratic CLUB. The hcs OF me thTp"i-
cIe 1rto.lr4c lu paY tiS statement also the accounts
o. UIiozs now referred TO bN ills correspondent rs
occuIruslu lu the early part OF last NnieT 30 We ~ are
1,arrd fo accept The statement that the blacks were
cor,e9 ef. her 10 leave the stare where tncN were
subact.u 90 DID treatment. submit 10 cOhdltoh ol
afr. rr little If any, better than slavery or tu"h on
tUe Whites and DESTROY the property of those VINO I'M
1o.ed m tfrl and ll their OPP rc.surs. II seems That
they have done tine thing thdt was Wl,esl.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

They OR. Reds first party oi boys for
Tsu-g j r-,le happily placed iIyic, aud TIE iEiEt>
tIs iu,ruu tull report oi the new nome oI e'yI
lI.tt..- from many Of them. 10 is q pathetic and
vct beautiful record ~ comes III letters from the
hry. ur f,u.4 their adopted parents. Tie ODD feature
~ fr, weston. ,puaii e. for small hovs. l. 20 he
iu-at4l... 40 tuc WINTER of lsC4-6J tlc war tornado
left br.ini tie mountain region ~ Nuriu"rsitIh
trk9,l. many brok "a nous holds Battle ana murder
and sudden death had stranded eOmc three huuditd
lufIc chill rl, Who were collected dt Fur smith ami
1r,d n der tac charge OF Complain SPRINGER an inde-
i.igl.v .HJ.-naiu,cd Methodist clergyman. who had
I9I .X .yc ability and -IIp uU tine confluence
al Inc 10 .-S OF the general stan. Under orders from
Genera .uJs the ptrsOu started for Sprngno t, i.
Win t.l- aaII regimen Of tsv-.c2ded " fgktusas
cr.cecr" c.l'5rcn. and aGvce- having con" Do - 10
vance Dee posed OF them an 10 families aud homes il
n 0ry or Two. There was q rtycuOu, Western aprcuic
To- cildi,u even those days. happy man Wss the
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
TILE STATE LEGISLATURE.
APPORTIONMENT SECURE.

lBT 1ELEGhAIH TO IltE IhlBLNh.l
ALBANY, April 22.-The AppOrtiOnment bill
becomes law at midnight. Governor Robinson bas de
cided 10 withhold hIs signature from the bill and tOnO
row will transmit 1t The Secretary Of State Attached
TO the bill viii be amemOrandum, written by Governor
Robinson stating his for not signing it, AS the
Governor has peverey criticised the measure while talk
ing with members of the LEGISLATURE tits 10 be presumed
that the rumOr is which reports that hc viii de-
nouEce tlC law lively way ia his meinordn-
DUN. His friends that he permits IL To become
law because thinks 1t tho best law the subj
the Republicans be induced u and that II is
clear that the Democratic party VIII derive some adYan
tuucS from
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

NEWPORT TO RAISE $50, 600 OR so, " POSSIBLE
,Yp THE COUNTRY 10 BIZ APPEALED 10 FoE
$4,000.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNR.l
NEWPORT, Il. l., April 21.-At 4 special
e.tin of the committee appointed 10y the Unitarian
Church TO axe ngements for observing Ae ccnen-
rtaI anniversary of the birth Of the Roy. DR.. william
Eery Clanung, next April it was voted to raise be-
tween $50 600 aud $4,000 IN Newport within the next
tv,o weeks for memorial chapel to bo dedicated 20 the
great apostle of Unitariansm the of which
il il proposed to lay tho anniversary, VIZ, April 3,
1880 Untarians throughout America, and also those
In Furope viii be appealed to when this II raised
for about $4,000 more. Should the required amount
be subscrbeda once the pastor Of the church. tho Rev
Dr. schermerhOrn, 10 whom great credit ID due Tor
a,,ak.uing an interest in this matter. Will at the al
proaching May session OK the Unitarian associations OF
this country and Ia gland present petition for 49,
900 additional.
The Rev Charles + Brooks. German scholar and poet.
has been chosen chairman OF the committed circular
"a TO pe sent to every attendant OF the Unitarian
Church here aud TO every friend and adnrer OF
pr Cbaunlrg in the place. The circular was adopted
tnis afternoon and contains the following paragraph
In view the saclcdne-s ana IoI ldh'o o our w
dettgklng 70 erect - blrthpldee memorial OI Df.
Chanting chapel 10 be called by his name which shall
stand ior many generations as speaking monument OF
gratitude h aud OF loyalty 10 Ms broad ana lO1ty
IcIchuss concerning God aud man. ~ our numbers
ore few and our resources for the most part very hum
HE A. l. necessary for all 10 make unusual SACRIFICES and
wherevitn God has blessed and prosrered each one
- Ibnrs (. ouly one method by " hich this requisite
shscrptIOn cen be securethat j.. by every unc com
encng with the wealthiess ana extending even 10 the
poorest widow with her two mites consclenliousy
,doptng the Bible rule OF thpg or giving tcnth paii
Of Mn they possess-u0t or interest or income but OF
princpoL Ii should DC made matter OF conscience
a. nearly as possible with all our part of the work "a
citizens Of Newport viii certainly be DONE and by ouI
examples OF generosity and sclisaeruee The friends ol
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
LARGE SALE or PLANTS.

Al the regular semi-weekly sale at the hor-
,,c,tural auction rooms IN Cortland-'t yesterday,
bout 70 900 assorted plants sold II f worth not
indication OF the amount OF business In this line
which is carried on In New York and its vicinity that
so,eral OF tho sales this Spring have r,acned much
larger figure. Prices generally good ana speci;
len. oT novelty tho shape Of tea-rOsc named
I'm n, ueeulisr markings "T The American Banner,
LA yesterday tor 70 eaoh The plants OF TINS nOraI
u1ury were frUm three ~ four inches llsh'
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
l0rfSl4yA CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION

Nrw-ORLEAYs, April 21.-The State Constl-
,,I Convention met to-day, and called to order
m ,,veruor Nicnolls. In brof address he alluded to
the responsibility OF the which lay before tho con-
vcutlo. the pressing needs Of the state for complete
and efficient legislation, and cessation Of the internal
,routes with which now afflicted After prayer
by The Rev Mr. Perciya tho conVenu0n elected y" a..
S,,1 ,,rtrnnrnt chairman, and A. c. Harris, Of Point
Cnuut. secretary. Alter appointing Committees INC
convention adjourned until tO-nofrVW
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

7 C. < blackburn continues to get excltcd
TOO EASILY; bu: there isn't the disposition To tear GU
iair OF the entire North that there once
Express QtcGO
Sorry to say it. Mr. Thurman but you are
senate Prc> cn pro tenn No 30. and ONLY one oi'h
ryer--ycr became President oi tie United st0tes aHu
Ic vasn't ccted to thai Office Memphis Avalanche
Qnd Dcm) =,
Republicans are not fighting to put the ballot
boX rnd.l Federal control; they are Simply hShtlhE @
M rt of witnesses 10 watch The count who are not IN
tbe hands Of the local perpetrators OF fraud Ihcy are
,erci, RESTING lie 0verhrlw OF laws passed TO pro
icci The purity Of the ballot-bOx-lAlbany ENeIlhS
journal lltCp)
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
SOME FRANK OBSERVATIONS ABOUT T1LDEN
A-n-- liz L---.lL- LAL-n. LL.HL.l

There il "a curious unanlmity III the admlS-
SION INA MI TIdcu personally uisiasteiul III tAat
t,ctlIn uuuu which ms uomnttlon and election ulSt
Ialuty pend. W. have vet 10 intelligent state
men OF Ar. Iiidcu'- position before the country NLl
- not promised by The admission thai 40 one Hkts nun
and vrrv - tlst him. OF the south, 10 Is CyefY"hcfe
1.rolvtd ana 20, know edged tndt the preVuunE seui-
iy.utl- hostile 20 lIm dEd TO his pTeJeAalchS OI ue
North t- most THAT scems % he CANNED ie lh"t ~ =
Tc.qrd.c .- tlv available person Perhaps thc mat
ffr ca "a M ,ul,ra of ion s le s.ntcuCe, o. tLe thcct
flaf Nfr Iifen'- nomination VIII tIfftlHy Ihlhaie
from tu. cauplgI an 5ucb accessories q, enthusiasm
aud ,l.r. and s4Ilt 20 as concerns ne SJuI We
do NOS ..r,4 tuaj aIU thing more would Dc saldh We
wrote "a a. ID columns ou thc subject.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
ANOTHER INSURANCE BILL.

ALBANY, April Ex-senator Rockwelrs bill
provides that Shoneyor any policy Of life insurance
hereafter issued. after being in force three full years,
shall by s terms lapse become forfeited for the
paymcnt OF any premium, the reserve OF such policy
sLan be deemed = Single premium Of life insurance
at the published rates Of the company at the time the
uOfcy WAS issucd.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

needs no exposure but death was dealt w. nor rom ~
n"raTy tenor ana by the report of the commissar&s &
Scer MIR Forbes also lays stress on the tact tha' h
X'nor1v nas maintained direct communication on uIS
tncio Afgban ulbrogo With the Queen the expense VI
= singIe te ec-am being 100 rupees
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

lar letter has nlso been sont TO the West
ern New-York Life Company. situated at Batavia
whose capita has bsen impaired 20 per cent II is pre-
sumed tnat the Homeopathic will nj once proceed 10
reduce s capital stock. which II Is optional WIN TO
do The law chapter 16l. drawn by Deputy
Supefntendcnt Mccall TO meet exactly the cases when
II has lust met being the first cases which haVo
called for the action of the department.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE, ApTi 23 a. m.-A slight iise 10
the barometer yesterday was followed IN the evening
ny downward movement The weather was iar Tne
temperature ranged between AZ and 73' tho average
being 3i2o higher than on Monday. Tho amount OF
noIsture IN tle air has been increased slightly.
Warmer and clear partly cloudy weather may I've
expected tins city aud vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
rnE NEW INSURANCE LAW ENFORCED.

ALBANY, April 22.-lnsurance Superintendent
smytn has addressed Official letter 10 the HOmeo-
patbic Medical Insurance Company. OF EewYork, call
ing on IL to ronew It's capital. which Is
iu paired to the extent of Sl34,303. siIni-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
MIRRIED.

DIEFEN NDORF-SHAW-I Brooklyn. ~ the resifenr" OF
brides father April - by The Rev Henry Cornwe
Memo DlefeuiOrf. ~ the NeWlOrA, 10 julia Is.
Shaw. daughter OF Charles {. Belts. esq
PIITLLIPS-RDRI NSOS-ht Farmingdae. ADnl lg ny the
George d. LINDSAY, I'd ard II. Phillips. 81 Book
Me-
AUSS-AGATZ-Charles 7. Strluss OF Nsw.YOrk, 10
Katie O.. AgatZ OF IluDOkcn. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
MIDNIGHT wEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYaoDsis fop the prgt p hCHrs

WASHINGTON, April 23. q. m.-The barom-
eter has fallen IN the Lik. region. Ncw-Engand ana
Middle States has risen and j. highest IN the south
ern States C!ear weather prevails east or tn NSss
slpp River. Tue barometer has risen but fallen agaD'
III the Northwest where n rs apDaren nty lowest,
with sgNtlv warmer Routhc~ly Wlni-. stationary or
higher pressure cloudy aud amy Weather, has been re-
ported from the eastern SLOPE 90 ~" E'c>y Mouita u.s.
Clear weather has prevailed on the Pacific Coast.
IIidtcGrDHA
For the Middle Atlani" states stationary or iaiing
barometer. increasing south 1st 30 southwest Wnis.
warmer partly cioudy weather.
For Eew-Engiaud, stationary or bihng bar'ineter,
south and west winds, warmer clear or party Cloudy
weather.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

Imported waters which require an extra dose
OF salt to preserve the curk," sal od cork tO
the water" must b. inferior 10 tho pure aud highly
sparkling waters OF Carl H. schultz, which keep FOR any
length Of time without such peculiar trednent-lNew
York Express.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
EXHIBITS OF MINING COMPANIES.

Bullion, new mining paper, having suggested
National law requiring All gold and silver mining
companies to make at least semi-annual pubic eX-
hibit Of their operations and condition, and partic-
ulary Of heir exact product its editor has received
the following letter from Secretary sherman con-
cerning it:
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE
THIS tWFDN ~ DANN thu RSDAY AND EElDAN AP.
TEHNODNS. Al o. LOCK,
AT kUNrE'S GALLERI.
23DSr., EAST OF BROADWAY.
MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION or
ANTIQUE pOEC LLAlN~.
BKIC-A.BRAC.
RUGS AND SILKS
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF
WILLIAM A. MOORE
EIETHANE. NEM lORh.
on EXHIBITION PREVIOUS 20 HOUR or SALE.
Nichy. from the springs: itauteriyc, Celest InA
Grande Grille aud hOpltal-loe OuIy scnoas
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
TRFAsvRy DFpApTwFvT.
WAsHGEGroN. AnriL FL. 10. R

WAsHINGTON, AprlI II, IS1V.
DEAR SIR: Your idea seems to be n good one, and
the matter will be referred 10 the Director of tho
Mint and considered before the next session of
Congress Very respectfully,
JoHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
r. G. STONE. esq. NelC- YORK.