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Unless the racing between excursion
steamboats, Is stopped. some day two Of them
will race once too often. We call the attention Of
tho responsible owners Of the Plymouth Rock
and Columbia to the story told in to-day's SUN.
1t concerns them. 1t also concerns the public
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23

SEcoB RoDEsoN contradcts the rcmarka-
bio story which Mr. j. +. MINES says no took
down from the lips Of Gen STEWART L. WOOD
FORD. This contradiction leaves the matter
precisely where 1t was before SRcoR loBTsoN
opened his mouth man who will steal will
lie. SEcoR RonEsoN Is public plunderer
His uncorroborated affirmation or denial on
any subject Is OF no account whatever. How
much moro valucless is II when he has an in
forest in conccalng or distortng the truth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23
judaism and Women.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr, In THE
Sun Of tile 10Th inst "A Mother" makes the following
statement with reference to holidays for women of the
households Neither Judaism nor Christianity pro,i.
Tor them daV ul rest" II "A Muthcri were nc1ual,trd
WIN the laws NJ Judaism, She would know thnt every
JcMrss mas ~ least one day out every seven st ann
any Kind ON the sabbath. "H - y W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23

The Brooklyn politicians are now in clo-
yer. There are about dozen fat offices to be
filed and the Mayor who dominates, is Dem
ocrat. while the Board Of Aldermen. which must
confirm. is ruled by Republican majority.
Bargaining Is in order. and II intrigue counts
for anything. Boss MCLAUGHLIS may again
show that he lie the boss OF both parties in
Rrookivp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23

A ship sailed from Montreal for this city
ut 7:l2 o'clock Saturday evening. 1t was an air
ship, and II had on board besides tho inventor.
four pcrsons-passcnge and crew in one. Up
to tho hour at which this page goes to press the
mir ship has not been spoken of Sandy Hook.
or elgevhero
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23

About this time the books OF the local
boards Of school trustees contain a good many
records showing that certain favored teachers
arc excused with pay from June until Oct.
l." This addition Of two months vacation to
the two months which are always given is only
ono Of the many petty swindles that are perpe-
trated In tho name Of free education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23

A boiler blew in pieces near Allentown on
Saturday. killing four men outright fatally
mangling two men. and inhicting more or less
serious injuries on half dozen others. There
are two stories about this affair. One Is that
the engineer in charge was drunk. The engi-
neer himself just before his death, said he had
told one Of the contractors in March that the
boiler was " in n dangerous condition." II was
somebody's duty to know whether tho boiler
was safo or not. Who Is the man?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23

CoNGER scc,ns to think he can best serve
his party. and best please s.ichigan Republic
cans by striving to suppress tho GLOVER ex-
posture Of Treasury wrongs. He should know
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23

inW " may be promptly administered in all sudden At
urN, nl ehnerh morns. cramps. diarrhma collie or nv
auction ol me bowels, Tor when Dr. JAYNE, Car',,
i've hhlsan Is an chcctuA remedy At ts sea son AZ
rauYe,-Ady "N'" NV IeHHu' Gu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-23

TALMAdE appears TO no having n ilno
time in London. He writes 10 his beloved
congregation that he was met on landing by
divers Populations, that he has received invita-
tions to preach or lecture in every town in Great
Britain. and that his parlors in the Westmin-
ster Palace Hotel are crowded with clcrgymen
and genial people" In view of TALMAGE's
recent experiences with DR.. VAN DYKE and
young Brother CROSBY. it is not surprising that
he should make this distinction between clerical
visitors and genial visitors. But the cloth will
not relish IT,
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Mr. SINGLETON of Mississippi will relieve
an inqulrnG public ii he will tell how many
appointments he has in the Treasury. and how
many be is to have if the GLOVER report is sup
nrnaanl
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II Mrs. HULL was murdered by some one
who wGs in her room TO rob her why should the
thief have wasted half hour's precious time in
tying the body 10 simulate the work Of bur
glars Thieves do not multiply evidences that
they have visited n house. The removal Of val
uablcs L. evidence enough Of theft When a
thief gets his plumber his next step Is to be or
II the thief entered the house by false keys.
why should he on leaving hnvo stopped 20 I'M
bolt the second par; u the double front door and
swing il clear back7 Thieves are accustomed
to enter houses through small openings. One
half OF the door must have admitted the MUIR
derer from the outside. II no entered that way.
rs tho other halt was securely bolted inside
Why did he neod the whole door to escape2
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GRANT has been hobnObbing at a great
rite with CHULAHLoNGKoRN-w conform to
the spelling Of the Herold-King Of Siam. who
is described MS a spare young man with a rest
less, glitiering black eye. First GRANT visited
the spare young man at his palace then the
spare young man visited GRANT At his palace.
Tho spare young man wore q coat of purple
silk on this occasion. and GRANT wore n swnl-
low tail. They talked about the relations be-
tween Siam and the United States; GRANT ex-
pounded the doctrine Of non-intervention. and
the spare young man asked questions about
Chinese labor in America to which GRANT re-
turned Il non -committal answer calculated for
the meridian OF the Sand Lots. Then he invited
tho spare young man to visit America but tho
Inter said he couldn't. Then. after u few polite
words 10 BoRIE the spare young man took his
leave. Next day there was a state dinner with
toasts and speeches in Slumese and English
At its close the spare young man asked GRANT
to write to him. and said some more polite
things to BoRE.
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Any man who thinks he can promote his
ambition to reach the White House or the Sem
ate by helping to suppress the GLOVER report
will find out that he took a wrong course
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bia Off the Banks Of Newfoundland on
September 4th. The Captain said be
did not doubt that it was a whale which
struck his ship. He also acknowledged
his Indebtedness to Captain Deddess, OF
the steamship p. Caland, who rescued
them from their boats, for many kind
nesses rendered himself and men. The
Consul has already shipped two Of the
crew, and the rest will be provided with
berths in the course Of a week.
a rumor prevailed last evening that
Mr.. Dion Boucicault was lying danger
ously ilI at his residence on East Fit
teenth street, which was much exagger-
ated. Mr.. Boucicault, It seems, had
been studying and working diligently
for some days past, aud on Thursday be
was quite PROSTATE, but no serious con-
sequences were apprehended, although
all callers were denied admission to the
sick mans room by orders Of his physi-
clan. Last evening he was very much
improved, and his physician says he will
be able to be about again in a few days
Herr Kraetke, Post Inspector of the
German Empire, who Is engaged in ex-
amining the system and methods Of the
American postal service, has completed
his investigation in Washington and
New York, and has started for Chicago
aud San Francisco, to inspect the opera
tions of the post offices Of those cities.
He has received authority from the
Postmaster General TO travel in the
railway mail coaches, so as to enable
him to see the practical workings of the
system.
In the library Of the late Caleb Cush-
ing, which is to be sold next month. are
hundreds Of French, Spanish aud Mexi-
can novels of the best kind. There are
only five novels Of Scotrs, one Of Dis
rael's, aud an "Uncle Toms Cabin"
AUGUST.
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feets OF a hypodeTmic Injection Of NOR
phine, which he was accustomed To use
10 allay nervous excitement. "Fret'
WAS an excellent young mau, highly re-
spected by all who knew him, and a
capable and efficient assistant IN the
post office. His remains were buried on
Monday.
Rumors were rife in the early part OF
the week that the steamer Alexander
Duncan, James Carroll commander had
been wrecked at the mouth oi Rogue
River. A dispatch from Captain Gar
roll SAYS the vessel is sale, but that sne
had broken one shaft aud put lnto
Eureka, Cal, for repairs she sailed
for this port on Tuesday evening. sue
has been thoroughly repaired.
A Chinaman named Tom Fooks shot
aud dangerously wounded a CHINA
woman named Hin Que on Tuesday
evening because she would not marry
him. She had been in a house Of prosti-
tution, and was endeavoring to reform;
Tom did not like to lose his prey, nnd
uropo-ed marriage. She refused, and
was shot. This is after the most ap-
proved American method Of treating
fractions women.
n IRE nNnhE WnA Nl 4hAtfAAAAaAg 'AAA p
in The block bounded by Second, Third,
f and + streets, and the entire block
was burned. Ainslie * Co.'s aud David
son * Nicolai's planning mills, Lan
Brothers woodenware factory, the Min
nesota House, and several small build
ings. were destroyed. The loss is from
$50 600 10 100000. The insurance Is
about $1,000. IL is astonishing that
buildings of this character, and Of such
value, should be without insurance.
c. T. Belcher & Co display at their
elegant store on First street, near SAL
mon, one of the finest exhibits Of staple
aud fancy crOckery, glassware, silver
ware, etc. etc, ever brought TO this
market. Their exhibition Of Majohca
ware Is particularly elegant and attract
i've, and marvelously cheap. We were
surprised To learn that fruit dishes Of
this ware, which sell in New York for
$ 90, were offered for $ 90, and vases,
jugs, pitchers and the like in the same
proportion. They also have for sale the
famous Diamond Oirn for lamps,
waier-white. 1862 fire test, aud the very
best in the market.
Jacob Mayer has recently returned
from New York, bringing for the we'll
known wholesale firm of Fleischuer,
Mayer * Co. the finest aud largest as
sortment Of dry goods, furnishing goods,
millinery and notions ever offered for
sale in this market. Their elegant es-
tablishmeut, an entire block ia length,
is packed three stories deep with the
various lines OF goods for sale. Alilli-
ners, especially, will find it to their in
terest to examine their immense stock,
purchased direct from the mauufactur-
ers. consisting IN part OF hats and bon
nets ia straw, felt, chip and velvet, flow
ers and ribbons i'm every style and va
riety, and notions and novelties too
numerous TO classify or mention.
Obiiging clerks aud statesmen are al
ways ready 10 wait upon customers, aud
dealers who send their orders will find
them faithfully flied whether they are
present in person or not.
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the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
as ever.
ItIestores gray or faded hair To It's youthful
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10 removes all erupiious, Itching and dand-
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By its tonic properties Sc restores the capiI-
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badness, and making the hair grow thick and
strong
As dressing, nothing bas been found So
encctuai or desirable.
Dr. A. a. Hayes, state Assayer OF Massachu-
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, 1879-03-01
TIE DLODGETT CASE.
WHAT TIE REPORT wiL,. liz.


WASHINGTON u. C., Feb. 2S.-l'roclor Knott
has been ut work oil day OIL thu BudEett report.
The Judiciary Committee IL to b0 CHILLED for to-
morrow moruius to consider Il, and The report
may be made during The day Tomorrow, or. ut
the latest, OIL Monday morning. 1t is not llkcly
that tlserc "!l! be auy debate. II eau b. stated
tonight with some posttlvcncsa that tho report
will not be the COMPLETE exoueFasion allI yaudl-
cation Of Judge 1lodgettswlch thu frlenda Ut
that gentleman hare expected and predict
ed. IT was thought that there would
oo no reflection whatever upon juaEo
Blodgcts. but Il run BE- stated with
confidence tonight TINT, a. one gentleman who
knows something oi the matter puts 1t, the ~
port Is to be 80 shaped, a1,l the testimony SO
put. that, while IT will not recommend t:npcactl-
lAeat or anything looking to i1nccachtnent. 1t
will put the case tn the beat light possible for
the young gentlemen who caused the ]nYestfga-
tion. In other words, there will, directly Or H.
directly, be sha.p criticisms upon Judge D!od-
gctt's administration. Nj. Knott declines to
authorize any statement as 10 tho character Of
tlr 1rpurl, much 1css to 1lkw the report Itself
to be i.,ade public until after 1t shall have been
submitted to the Committee.
, 1879-03-01

they certainly had 4 good working majority,
and that nothing but the .bsenco Of eoruo Of
their fden,ft uould nrcvent tnc pas,ace Of the
subsidy. Tic Annronrtatfon committee rec
ommrn,,cd non.rnnrur,ence IN lie Bena,o
a"..u''eus e'u''a"E ~ ''e auosu5" u'ns. ~
test t'c sense Of Tic House ami. 10 eaSc t'ne IN
unnecessary conferences between the two
1louecs, Il was decided to take q vote on tic
t'...",' ""..s' VIC ov'','1'1es u ~
eusta'aea ~ hs Eeeommenoatono ol noo-eoncuI'
fcnce IN The scnate's action.
, 1879-03-01
NOTES AND NEWS.

Special Dtspates to The TFtbun&.
WAsnIxoroN, Feb. Ex-senator Burnside l,nl
been ullsreprcscutctl In the reports of tl,a ex-
ecut!yu session OF yesterday IN seycra. uews-
papers. There Is the highest authority for
stating that tho Senator from Rhode Istantt has
made no rctract!oa Of anything said b. hlm In
executive srss!on, and that tilcro has not been
my reconciliation between h!n and the 6euator
from New York, atr. Conkling.
VETO MEasAOEs.
II is iut!mated ut the White House that Secro-
tary EyArts is writing veto taessugu on tho
Chinese Immigration bill. nud lflut Secretary
Sherman is preparing 4 reto message on tho
1nterual Revenue bill reducing the tax ou to-
baceo.
5tH sURvET SCHEME.
The senate Committee OH Appropriations has
cut Out all ttlosa parts OF tic ptan Of this N4-
tiunal Academy ot Sciences for tho rcorEnnIxa-
tion Of thu National Surveys whcl. tl,e House
had hot already rejected, ind In place Of tbs
elaborate plan the 9uNury CYll bill c0ntaus
$500 Tor tic EXPENSES 0f The Committee 0I the
National Academy In lnycstigating tile subject.
THIS is $50 for ear! which ConMttteo fs ~"
garded a. cheap ah dsrt, considering tao 'nasal-
tud1 III tho SUBJECT and htE! standing OIL tne
mctnbess Of the Cuunsttre.
our roAKlaN TRApK.
TO ths 1Ffst<rk Atsoetltf< Press.
WAsuINa1oH, d. G.. Ftu. .5.-lhe Chief OF
tic Bureau Of Statistics, fn tl,s seventh month
" statement OF tho current hsrat year lu regard
tn imports ard cxports OF tho uIltcd States,
aays; Thu cxress Vt exports over imports OF
merchandise appears to have bgeR aa lulluW4:
The mouth cndinE Jan. III, l97a, 81, a,67b,s ,s14;
mouth euulng Jau 81, 1878, o., bJo, ,S.1: seyen
months eudilE Jun, H. 1870, Sic, ,5a5 057; ssvun
tuuLtht sl,1ItlE Jan. 81, 1878 sl35 a8; tWelVa
moutha ending Jau. I'll, l61a, S97, ,6So, ,0&a; twelve
munths sudtns Jan. VI, 1878. $li8, ,98l,:H.
CABINET MHRTINu.
The session OF thu Cabinet to-day waa mainly
dcYoted 10 the Chfnsae blu. Tl!o ent1re Cab-
iuct, 1t ts said. supports tie President, who ro-
gards tAe YETI ~ a, absolute Necessity.
TUE YOUR pKn CENTS.
Subscriptions to thu per cunt Government
lean. ataco yesterdays report, aggregate slW''
APPOINTMENT.
The President has nominated tor Collectors
Of Customs 1lealY q. AKucy. for tha D!str!te
Of Michigan; Flukney c. i1alt. for the District
ot Vick&hur4; PoatuaAter 1t Flint. AicA..
Fraucts Il, Rank1u.
INVESTIGATING RANDALL
4 meeting Mas held to-day ~ tho apeeial
Committee Ut thu House. consisting Of Capdler,
Throrkuoftuu, LyudE, FFyc. an1 3l0nroa. an
polluted at tli1 instance u Speaker Randall 10
examine Into thu CHARGES preferred by Special
AEeut Williams regardlng Randall's connection
with certain illegal appropriation warrants.
Auloug tho witnesses examined were Treasurer
u|lall2n, chicf VI the Warrant Division; Power,
, 1879-03-01

Hpfetal Dispatch to 7hs TrtbHna
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 2S.-Geosge F.
ecward, Minister to China, succeeded IN defeat
ing Springer. Chairman OF the Committee which
hus been pursuing him With relentless rieor.
seward'a auswcr to the House, wbtlc audacious,
was tmpolttic, anu probably lost him some
Democratic votes which he otherwise might have
received. But IL was somcthsna Of triumph
fur Seward to hav" defeated the radical rcsolu-
ton proposed BY Springer, TINT hc should be tn-
mediatc1y adjudRcd In contempt, and the adop'
ton Of a resolution referring tire subject to the
Judiciary Committee, aud the release Of scward
tonight On his own rccognfzancc, cannot be In.
terpreted Otherwise than "a n'very considerable
personal triumph.
TIK rHoCEED1Nds.
To tht rrtstsr4l Assos4ated Prtls
WASHINGTON. D. C., Fcb. 2S.-Pen1inG action
OH thc Puss-0l!ce bill. The 8orGcant-al-Arms
appeared ut the Bar OF the House having III cus-
tody George +. Scwnrd. Quvlng announced lis
presence, tho spcakcr addressing Mr. Seward,
eatu:
Ms. Seward, you haye been presented at the
Bar OF the 1ouRc, usnics the order Of the House,
for n breach Of the privileges Of the Housp 10
refusing to answer certain questions propound'
Ell to you by Committee Of the House. Which
questions Tint Committee was authorized by
tho Hnusc to ask; for standng mute wien ten
Jercd IN oath os d wituess; for failing ia pro-
auce certain books IA required bY a subpEnu
duces tccum duly served upon you. It IL my
duty now by authority Of lhe House to ask
whether you arc ready to take the oath rendered
10 you by the Chairman Of the Committee, to
answer tile questions propounded to you, md to
uroaucc the books Us requested by the subpoena
duccs tccun.
, 1879-03-01
Mills. Robbins. Willis IN. ~, and Wilson {'Y.
Ta.t
Mt. Seward Wa, on motion Of Mr. Butler. dis
charged from custody on hts Own recogufzauce.


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