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, 1879-04-08

,pateHts ..-......s +...s.. ..s. 0.uD W6.uo
Hnas-Wns unusually active md drtncr. Sales
were :.20 TINS at so.oo18 10 per ton on trhck, tho
outside for baggcd lot; and 50. oo10. eo isco IN
board cArs.
M1DpLtNas-Salea were 90 tons ut 80. 15il0 20.
FxEp-salo mns made Ut u tons Ut sl3. 60.
nx-MEAL-conrse was nominal 3l2. .oo5El3. 90
per lon On track. Sales were 10 tons wltc sl1.hu
AMI! 10H brs IN private trsns.
SPRING WIlEAT-Nas tame and earlier. Tho
market declined nc, and closed 80 below Tho
latcst prfces OF Saturday. Tho British markets
were quoted hrm, but Now York closed dull. ollr
rcccipts were larger, thu weather hero was warmer,
and thcso weso reports to THO ofccs shat cop!oua
ratns had sallon In Kanaas and Colorado Al thcso
n hut sellcts weTo mt numerous Mt lower ra'sxo
Of prices. There wure Ateat many verbal bo1ra,
s os e d a IL s.
'ieved to b. unaor wiest ThetS va. oniy mol.
ioSer t5ssS 's'ES sFEades ~. closed Il Sis iof E.
edged reeeipts. to saAc fos regular, No.
oas: s4 nse e s Sansa s5 '' ps tssi'M sts My II
tEsNo. nd elotsa at oa2ic. seller Jnne so'a At
etSy'1ai "eary no1iual % 1t %ssis,Se siosing II saac.
# b s - ~ No &C. ST q s: sssdl T. sesS's, S HI
regalas do It 7ole; D 400 La rojcetcd 4 9&paic;
b. o. 5sEafr Int, s 9Hc u a d. 100 nu by
|
scsiar at 81 ID: a,ti sVU In by sample at 81. U.s..
htSEn W4aAr-sa'e N,. was 'nado of 400 0n by
S.MsENlxcs-salo was made Of 10 tona at $40. 90
c,ini,I tuily .1c sr ba fta @ to casss prces of
Saturtny. Our RECEIPTS wcro larger, and tho lirl-
sh markets. wsts qotG easer wh!; ,, Mado Eew
here anxious to scll. Tho chsf point III tho market
was tho "!erins Of much nose REGULAR sosn ian
shippcra hv!d oa ior lowor. pr!ces. and ta,nplsa
"pcsators eIntmed that wae1, corn bcans 10 arrive
hero frrely to I'LL sluy sa1ca, II may be expected
| 10 do In q few anye, ths lurgc quantities
In store n1reajy will 1anke offerings large.
AMI. enabie seseel:ovnera 10 command .an
eoscd IL IT. lis il for sa.usdny's reccipts to live for
rs; tsss1 M ey sfs ps a9Say sy ~
s5sa foa No. m % ae~ 1a eaa saSa
3o,ic Tor rejected solaer Nay sold early nt ;5nc,
ss s.o!sG is!y \ :sA$s5.s, az XII; \
Fass Mt o 4 r. G No. sgna
liz: Il 1oi Sn, dated Yc.tcr,lay, at 3iilGs34 Sc;
}i lI[)l bu by snpl,lo ut l5.l}tIc free on board
Te,1A oAinEs9d g W. u; ,s md .on, 10 lower rne re.
dernand fur futures nd Tho weHttlcr fasorahln Tor
With whsaa an,! et9se s a,oW ana gnsy sat ~
sbsnsa y i1 mi closc % II taa n.lSc suIior Sprii
ust at 1le wsi was aa E, f9r EeEnlar
N s. VT. H.. u crc rs,,ns,s ~ III @
By NJ. "nt.!Hc; Y Spl u! bT sa,fno Y g = cSS aS,aa
or 2" tE1cS a - suv " ~ =" Hs1 NJ II iTse ~
SSs;a Es.': :;s r.. SS sS ", Ill.,, M. W.. IN ,ooa
t ~. ,innet IN, it'll nhSva tm~ers l,ias
, 1879-04-08
GENERAL MARKETS.
ullOOM.COHH-YAs stsajy, with fair sales In

Fine green earpat brush, q Nb.,,...,,,,, 4KGtH
Gteu1I hurt. ..,,,....,., .,.....,s.s ..aAGklH
He'd. tirpsd hurl. ndEl
Finp Kfeeu, With huEl to work it,,.,,.s....4 CAV
l'et. .tipptl ~ dbJH
iufesiot ,,.,,,,,..,. .,,..,,,,,,,..,,...1A9t1
Eruvkcd.
HUTTE1s-Thero Wss qulet sna sasy market,
Shippers ars not doing much, tue kaslcEn markets
being much dspressad. aud therefore good to
cholca qualities alona are receiving much atten'
ton. Wa quots,
Etehncty S
Nuo4 10 cha!oa dairy. ...t"...l19b4l
Medium ~. .,n.nAs .12&tl5
, 1879-04-08

UOGa-HtceIvcd dlI1nG Sunday and M0NdaJ,
is, 2.t; eane tllne 1ast week, Ii, LIT. Thuro was
4 fair pncklng ana sllrpIns loman1 at prices nut
np,lrectaby different from thnse eurEont 0n Hat,f'
,lay, common to prime light selling II ~ 5nae
bacon urn,!es w8nt II lltla slow, nLd we're easy.
but ior hcayy wulghta .c feeling waa asm. tho ~.
erage Of ra!es being fully IL strong ~ for
batt,rlay. Thu proportion Ut skips was enlnllnr
than usual, aud Tiers Horo io,v sales itudef III. W.
Thp market closed steady.
All Ealrs arc Ha1u shhle to q 1!lrinKtRe OF III
lila fOr ni1uf xuMa Htu HQ lua fQr gthxt.
, 1879-04-08

Latest quotations for April delivery on the
leading articles for the last Two business lays;
, 1879-04-08

Whhlc, winter blcnchcd .,.,........... s.
spcrn!.....:. ....... 80. ........... Gt.g5
Ncalsfoot oil, strictly rnsc =. ~. ...... u
Ncats!oot a!f, nxlFa. ....." ~. -. 20
Ncntsfoot OIL, No. 1.....+....... Q!
Hank ol.... ......."*......... ~
astalth.. .....................'. ......... ti4o
I1rpentlne.. ..........::...'.. ......." l'aI
Mthefe nll, extra JelnW.sss.t's..s..... h5
si'neras oil: white ,..:.:::..,..:......... bs
Nhnhtha, aeo!nfizea, " efasttJ - '''t y
GASOLINE. Meoaofi1ca, "a ae1.+.''''.'". II
t!hs1inc, ~ ae9teth.; ....'.s. ~
Went virginia. natural, ao ue8roeh ~
Natural, ;!Il degrees. .'....".'.''.'..''.', x9
ltGanGed. ~ ue9tces' -. .,.......,. '".E9 asn
PUIAioEs-Nctr IL IaF nrN1Mtnsts enH alsa"I:
Ieacholows were gtlotcA At v'!b auc, nnn Nno ~
, 1879-04-08


"Thc $500, 100000 funded or 'no" os.' But
We shall not be ablo 10 reach them Tor some
years. After VIC redeem tlc l041s We can GO
nothing until wo enter upon the rcfund!ng or
Of tho long Gs Of 1881"
It has no. yet been decided by tho Treasury
what wi!l b done with tho subscriptions to tic
4 pcr ceuts made on Friday after the Bank of
Commerce BID Ind bccn accepted, but before It
was known. A large amount mas subscribed ia
t}1c usual manner through tho depository banks,
and neither the subscribers nor the banks knew,
ar had the means OF knowing, tint tlls entire re-
ma,n1er OF tho b-oos was under negotiation, by
to,crrap. In thu case OF tho llnai subscriptions
10 Tho i. Of 1851, tho Trensry received The sub
ecrlptttus In excess, ar, applied them to tho
mr. cents, In The same way the subscriptions
now in excess could 10 applied to calling In the
iyst .nsta,lmcut Of tho 1O-i0s.
Thcyo was q larger supply Of grim bills in the |
forc,pn.cyrhoure market. Quotations remain !
unchanged. In Chicago sterling 9rain bills weso
4stl1, and FrUpcl bills were 5o1lis. Tic actual |
Chlcaro rates for stesln. were 4S01$ and AS84. |
(n New York Inc actual rates vcro 48B1 md |
4ss Tile postcd rates for stcrlIng ,serc As7 nna |
asa Frcnrh bankrrs' bills wcro 51716 ant1 il5. |
Cousols arc high, but have not yot reached |
their limit. The prlcp advanced from W 1916
at the opcn,pr to Of 1916 Tile London quota
linn nf silver was Aos< pence nor ounce.
AZ I'M Chicago banks tbo dcmoud for dis.
counta wos uot1ernte and miscellaneous, Rates
rcmaln ma hcforo o,,uted, at lD pcr cent on call,
761s mr. ccnt on time. With some stnall trapsac-
t!ons Mt Sfe1() mr. cant Tho seco,n,s Of currency
frnm thn c,1,ntrv aro in exccss Of tic shipments,
,rhcrc In n larger demand for Now York ex-
Change tnnn IA suppltci by local sblppcrs, Coun.
tcr transaction. worn 81. i'm. nm.
Tho rcmninlur 41a4, ,oU0 Of Cook County nor
ce,ts wore Al, taken yc,,erdav by ono tlealor ot
mr.. Iheo s,1rcuss Of ibis loan la, been rroator
th,n ,vo. rncctc,1 hy the rol,ntv officials. Il han
fasioc tbr nrcltction, Ut most Of our i1uaucIcrs.
aon7o ~ ,yhnm oronncstrfi # would In Imnuasl.
h1a tn doot t,,rnn honJ, 11Irhcr thnn Of.
1hcro voa con.i,rotlo ac.tvt,, in stock, an,
in tho Graneers csncctally high PRICES woro
.oo,cd Northwcstcrn rommon onenel nj Il, r.
md touc,ed Gok. It then fell back 10 elK. The
nrct.1rcl oncnei Mt Of. md soll "a hluh M mtg.
md an Inv A. C,D16. At thu rlosa It wa, vi9S.
For Fl. pnn1 common t],e mt result for the div
war dcctlno Of II. to 4a1f. although at ono Limo
The stock showed Al, alyauce Of u, to AK, The
preferred went up from u to W.. a'l'l closed
1t 6291' iris touchea ~ oat a'a mol stay tlefc'
Tho opening aul closug price was 255s. Alton
u 's a'''c.S 'ss oso puss tao ~ asse
noos al s@t''oo''--' c@s'"'fu ~ 1','o"
, 1879-04-08

MILWAUKEE, April 7.-Tho stock Of Grain !
Milwaukee, At the opening Of business o.day II Il
ported by thu watehouBsmen ~ followa:
, 1879-04-08

unaltprol prices. Tile offerings os cAtgoos wcru
snlnll, and c0nHsted mostly Ut dry iMcil HN4 os!a
cluseu, Leo having formed aycr Tho soft places
sncu tho cold wcaihor sct In. and ths date u OPEL.
tng ueen.s 10 bA a. uncertain ~ eYos. About f00,-
0G0 feoI tn1llrun dry rrips and boards oM tho Ieo
from uran4 River. He1e sold 1t &lE.G0. Quuta"
, 1879-06-26

Tho Boston Aartrkiser, as epokesman
Tor the New. England gold clique, deltyers
1asclf OF tho following ta,,ut,
"Thafo will not only b. no silver lec,,1.tton
annng tho present sesslon, but no Bill chang.
iHg tic colna2s Laws will 10 sent ia ttn p,s.a.st
III 9a vetoed, Tho ony sorry hearts thst to.s
sl'xeF too well, but sainly, On the Rypubcan xId.
Aro no" tncfossd In tue oncs Of ,rux C,I,c ~
Vn!yHxr. Ueasrtea In lis fesocIou. r.mn,,,,.
TOT moFe white aoltan By IT. former icsder H.
cincinnati Commercial. It has been beating liz ar
.-And only the atr-with 'ts loud complaints IN,
shs past three weeks. All to no purpose. qho
products OF tho valuab1s m!neA in Lesdyllie
owned by Chicago capitalists. must 10 upon thu
market fur year to con,o at bullion rates. III,
ssa. hut 1t cannot he ho1ped."
We advise the boston Adecrfixr and thu
people whom 1t represents In this business
to laugh whilo they eau. 1t thsro is to be
no "s'lVer legislation At The present sss.
slon, It IL simply because there has been no
proper opportunity for any legislation ex.
cept the Democratic partisan schemes for
which tho extra sessiou was called, The
TRIBUNE haa not urged any prolougation Of
tAs extra session for the purpose OF improy-
lug thu laws governing silver, but the con.
duet OF the go1ditss who govern Tho seu.
ato Finance Committee. arst, In reius-
, 1879-06-26
M0RTiDARY.

nptfhl nfspateh to 1hs IffAunA.
DECATUR, ILL.,. June 25.-Tlu late Judge 4. j.
Gallagher waa buried from the Ftrss Methodist
Church this afternoon With imposing ceren,on!ea
li'cro wero Aftuon hundred people present, MD
thu Rey. Father Cr,ssy olIlctased. Tile busness
housos cl"sed at O'Clock. The pallbearets
werc 0cn. Oglesby, JudGn Hmth OF Champa'En'
Capt. ]. y. post. cx-Mayora Frauk Priest, 4. 7.
Hill. al,4 ]. J. Pcldicord. Tlls funeral eoFteRs
WIS headed by thu Decatur Band, followed bf
right yeserans Of tho Mexican war, Col FofIuan
Ut VamlalIa, thirty-eight veterans Of tlr lase
War, tla Decatur Guards, membcrs Of tht Mo-
con County liar, aud o!llcers Of the various
courts AMI relatives and friends II rar!agct'
AZ the gsavo threc volleys were fred bY sa!lis's:.
Ttlls tnorufn9 tic mGtnbors OF tho liar H'e9
70 open court; atl adopse resolutions ot e11,, ~
d0iencr, wttch vera ordered tpreud upon 1ne
records. Feeling and intesestla, memorial 70
marks wero delivered by judge Smith, tips.
Oglesby, and Lawyers Wolfe, nf Champatat'
and >nana. Buckingham, Nelson, sfalonc' aia
Post. QI Decatur
, 1879-06-26

It is understood that the Sultan Is disposed
favorably toward tho deairo of tho powors
for thu Khedlvo's abdicat1on, but l1o evident.
ly Isn't going to bo hurried about It. I1e las
takon NO action 20 far, and when the British.
French, and German Consu1s- 9onoral ,uule
anothor call on tho Khedive md suggested to
him that hc would do we'll to step down and
out voluntarily before he was tleposed and
lila successor appointed, lio merely rcforrcd
tho gentlemen to the Sultan.
, 1879-06-26

The Dcmocrntfc PARTY Of Wisconsin seems 10
10 considerably torn up in regard to thu adop-
tlon OF fnuncial policy for the future. As 4
mere matter Of form. they will bo required 10
num'nate candidates foE State officers this fall
from Governor lUWr, and Of course ttlcre must
oe platform Of principles nnuncIatcd for the
nominees to atand upou. Democratic p,ntforus
generally dual IN distractions and In denupcia.
lions Of tho pulley of the Republican pnrty, but
The previous action ol that party In Wisconsin
haa tnade tho question Of tho currency ycrv
difficult ono to hnudle, md how to dIsrosp Of it
Is what Is bottorlng tie bourbon leaders and
naanlpnlators Ut the prcscnt momont, At tile
last State Convention a aoit-money platform
Was adopted. With tlp }1op6 Of catching Tho
Hreenoack vote, and all the hartl-snonoY thco-
rles Of tho party wer0 abandoned and repudfatel
With tho vain hope Of Mchinyfng Temporary sue
cess. Their concessions to the tatlats proved to
be barren OF nny practical results, tho Grcen-
hackers adhered to their own ticket, mid tho
Democrats "erc beaten out of sigllt at tile polls,
Us they deserved to bo Nov they arc In trouble
about the selection OF candidates. Bomo og the
beat mon In thc party aro not infected with the
laaatlon epidemic, an lnstst tint the nartY el,atl
take stand on The currency question IN accoeu.
anee With the former practeea md traditions OF
tho organization In It's purcr and hctter i,ays,
Others inslst that tic only hope Of tho party's
Success ut tho polls IL through an alliance with
tile 0rocuback 1unatiea. The honest-n.oney
tssllon point to tho dsnatrous experiment that
nas inadu by tho Fonll du Lac Convention two
years ago, when soft platform and a softer
candidate Rero both rejected by tho people, and
they any that thcy psefsr to be defeated thlt
yoar Ia IN honest. atR',d.up llvhr aud not upon
false prctcnsas. In thu meantime, tl,s hepub.
llcans are disscmtuatlng sound views upon tlle
money question, arc united and harmonious,
and are preparing to swaop the State agalu
this fall a. usual.
, 1879-06-26

4 negro named JoNEs, who was executed
ut Tarboro, N. g., for the brutal murder of n
fo!low-boing, had his departure from this
valo Of Precipitation arranged in, manner
that must havs excited doop envy among his
colorod friends who wsro not going to bo
hanged. Tho Sheriff took tho condomnof,
man in On open wagon to the place Of exccu-
tion accompanied by the Edgceomo Guards,
and negro fro company in red shirts acting
al escort. JONES waa facetious on tho vay.
md, wlon not joking and laughing with tho
Sheriff, he waa talking religion and express-
ing confidence IN going direct to Hoayeu.
Then he "drank wine in remembrance Of
liz brethren in Cuntsr, shook hands all
around" mud was then allowed to drop into
etornity.
, 1879-06-26

ar. Held at0 nj impossible Of nttainu,cut "A
IT. would bc for Mr.. nktb 10 ily without wings.
The isloal nowapapor witiol, llo sloAoribos witt
not 10 seot' in tis gonor"tion or MY other,
until tlo conditions OF tirns cat bo changed,
so long M nows conies At midnight and tho
comments 1nuat be writton before proas-
time, or ovon on tho following day, Mr..
isEfb's ReniuSes will bs without employment
on dai}y newspapers, at1l their brilliant
tla'lS esshys will rctratn nnwrittcn. Tic
nearest they will aver got to tte r,ish
and push Of great daily will 10 tie fort
nightly or monthly, and this is exactly ~ It
should be, since mono Of tho readers Of 4
daily newspaper wou1d havo ti1no to read
tloIr cflusions, mud very few would 1avo tho
disposition. II afr. REID roa11y bcisses hlH
suggestions aro praotioa1, wo are a ltttte eur-
trlaea TINT ho docs not carry tlon out Oh
tile New York Tribune. aud lot us hayo a
glimpse Of what Ills idest paper would be.
There ID no lack Of material from which to,
choose. For sufficient, remuneration io
conla undoubtedly mako up stnfT COMPOSED
Of auch writer's rs 1sALrn Waldo EMznBox,
ar. LoNarEt1ow, Mr. HoLMEs, sonators
EDMuNps and BLAINE, Bon 1NogRso1h,
WENDELL. PHttLtrs Mr.. DANonorr, md others,
nnd give them instructions to prepare aud
comment upon tho nows for each days Trio.
Nne. If tho Now York Tribune wero mol rs
co1ntcal as tho London Punch, we Bhoutd be
ready to acknowledge we aro mistaken, Az
1t Is, We ato iod 10 tho ead convie!ton that
hIr. REID himself. who requires sovon
, 1879-06-26

Tho Now 1fnmpahire Legislature yesterday
passed t1le resolutions ofrored Inst week an
proving and sustaining President HAYES iu
his conflict with the Democratic null,tlers
mud rovoutioniats.
, 1879-06-26

| Kontuoky whisky goes fastor than Kan.
lucky horscs.
Firm Tsnrnl,nrt1t I'm ,.o,t
has ionr children. ''''
Ind news for Thnmae E.r,rol A. ,r.,u
IA roInr, IN ,nnn- T.. r,,i, A1t' n4oouJ
The nroscnt. ,voru voo.,,o. =, ,..,,,.
lin r.srit ~ ~. ~, s.s "o"'A ~ ooapucss
1rs..,.' "s' .a.s''
conada on r,on,,,oa ~" ~, ioA'o Iaelana tor
~.,' '"'' l.
LIZ "he 's probably over. We soc that
~ 'r., ""' so"0 ~ 'ts''ssppl'
MT. Ihohn ID nut going to Colorado after
e"' HIS eoom Is TOO iteble to travel.
Tue hofsomoli from Kontucky nro con.
flnced that tho marc makes the MONEY 10,
The st. Louis thermometer anpoorx h T..
as blg tIar as tho st. Louis directory u1nn.
Now York had bottor o,nn1ov Inn po,,,.
| potice force to work I'm al1 la mar,n, o..s.
It is as.onIslng that pAvi.f nav,a hou mi
tried his root1,tng srur mn ssn,,,p f,o.,.4. A''
rLa r,,.,.,..,,... .....< 0'n'''s.
aho hentucHy thf1fnen nra convinced thnt
Msruirs. "' " 'A'' ~ "''keu ~ n0''la
What ,,,;,1 c.,,,
r., ,,.a.s,.,a w." a,. pien'os do now
,,s. ~ u.5'esuonI 1ne bohemian sharpahootcrs art
,rI. So,
,.,.. ,..' ~ o''"'psnooterS must not 10
anJ t"."s. Ja. tne! Will got cut OF practice,
""a '''se' "o" 10 'hoot.
pfopof focogntsion Of tho doctrine Of
,a a's - 1eos wohla 10 beneficial to tho interests Of
'"o "o'"s"i"or1' 1T INC soath.
Tho 9rnnt movement has coma Ia stsnd,
Sill! It u hot at"hll lIkoty that Grants arrI,.l
"''1 W "eeohea o5 Grant boota
i0fgofl8 who hare Any consideration Sor
, 1879-06-26

THE CnsrAno TKrhrxx hAs established lrtnch oilcea
toY tic receipt OF subscriptions and adEeftlteneus Al
fo1!owls
NEW FonK-Hoom % Tribune Building. F. T. 11u.
FADnkN, Manager.
rAR1s. FtAhce-So. 10 1luA dc IA dtsugt. Bate1turc
H. MANtxM Agent.
LONDON. Ehg.~Amerfcan Exchange. 40 Strand.
uESHf f. HELLl6. Agent.
WASHINGTON u. C.--1sia + atrceL
, 1879-06-26

The Hon. JouA A.. KAssoN, United States
Minister to Austria, IL At bona In Dos Motnes
Tor few weeks. botne Iowa people still believe
that le IL to be the successor Of Mr. McCaARx
as Secretary Of War.
, 1879-06-26

Next to tho Federal Army, tic Federal III,
dietary II The best defender Of tho Natlnnn,
honor. 1t ls not surprising tint tho Deruocr,t,'
haTfrE failed to doalroy the first, siouid seek IN
starro tic second.
, 1879-06-26

..p r7,,rnp a. , .,o,,,; -.
~ A.. .r..'.l..... $3.50" ~ 1n1 a. " uona6h'
~ H. ~ a.,1~ .a.a, n"s o''.s 'ns p''o'"9 Poln'
p,o.;as,>.ss, M T a.-',,,.. ,on ~ o'oB'ess' h'a
e,.,.. .-..,."l.N"~ 4' ~ ;, "'7 one o1 LUG
as l1 49, ,.s. n." ~ ,ao p"f''san aet'on
sa,,:as ss ~. W.. "n'on 'ueosn''"'eo tne
."a,.e, ~, 1u ~. oAsi" nession' ~ was IN
11.s a 80" ~ o,S"1.h'ion VI po1h tlo
.,,s,;,;sa s 49, v'9 Tna saoao W favorable 10 nA
t,o aofa.t - - u. aee p.osts'nno 1ai1eu IN
m ao .4ya1 .,.sa. " orAoAAo"S ior epeaker and
@ tae '''u.'.n n... N, - t'1sn@1h' "ho III I11nES
na u: o.ua. a'as -oAAAS ~ps moro successins In
.as .,se' "Aoso ns inAa0 n''''se't ffes'dent
!'o ''"'' anu e"s.leu ous sho old-tame spoila
uoos..uo ., ~ ,as'''on 10 satsty the most ada
.an.''''' " 1ae 1oeS-footed anu mountains
uat''sss0a Do'aocfaoS. 1t"aA THURMAN. also,
'na1 ae''soa ana 'nanguratetl tho starvation
nna 1s',o''oa programme which was 40
c"gor'S adopted " tie extremists like
o1AcnhoaA, cHALatEha MoAlAuos, SPRINGER.
"uu the like, anu ooedlence to which was
en1o1coo oy tho canous lash. The success
OF thls programme was based upon m as
samea mex OF backbone In tlte President,
whom IL was crroneously supposed tho
threat OF starvation, with menace OF attack
ine MS title IN tho background, would bring
70 terms but tho sartobrm discovered in
White House noccssltateti back-t1owu,
Rnd hlr. THURMAN Inns boon put to llfs metal
TO invent exrcdiel'ts for retreating from,
tile original revolutionary purpose. For the
past Bic weokE he haH baen making apoo CHG
, 1879-06-26

Gov, CulIoM Is said to bo preparing auo,hcr
leetrr for application to President ItArgs' snin,1
column. There seams tu bo no imn,cdla,e nre,
Of toncs IN tint quarter.
, 1879-06-26

j. HHIsnKs WALKER has retired from thu
cditorship OF tic new Washington Rtpuo3le, It
ia prcsun'cl the RtpaNic will retire from exist
enee At the same time. Atr. Walker attempted
the difficult feat of supporting Jotx SHERMAN
on Dat platform, ard naturally faLlsa,
, 1879-06-26

Tho country edtoFs who hare been all winter
de!cndtng the legislative junkclcra haya ROW
Eoue oil for summer tunket themselves.
, 1879-06-26

To EDWARD PATsoH WRsroN-" Come bac.:.
All will 10 forgotten and fosgYeu.n
, 1879-06-26

Nr. LEON CHorTEAu has just rctufel from
ean Francisco. A. Asst thu Chsmbsr Of Cooa-
, 1879-06-26

Metropolitan T'tentre.
Clark street. 1rtesttc Sherman house, Hnescenent
Of say Fltk's |, lHotltrisn Lady stngtrcis.
, 1879-06-26

ftnhfcyss Theatre.
tsArdo1rh strtet, t"twrtn f,iark and Lsss1te. En-.
SaEcnicnt Of Emerson's MeaAthcrtan M!natrris.
, 1879-06-26

tlhfk street. opposite tin Court -lEenae, Enna1s
mens Of tie Kentucky fsfc TcAnl. rs, s!ocu,n,
, 1879-06-26

/. | AAk'1 "AAdA tAIuuBn H1Ts ltku0A WtIuctuqH
OF words, and, as tie result, aro Convinced
frat, TINT Mr. REtn has not yet mustered
. tho roal duties Of his own profession, nt,t
second, that it wonld be et1icidal to sl,at,
The Chicago TRIBUNE IN ILLS ideal mold,
Thore was much In Ills discourse TINT VA.
practical, and some Of tt very sound, s.
much Of 1t M was baaod upon the stats!icl
furnished by tho 1olgers in The counting
room and tho colossal improvements mnlt
during tho past few yeats IN the pross.roon
was we'll enough, and re hayo no fault te
find with his suggestions as to tho best mau
nor Of obtaining news, though rs compared
with sonc Of the other New York papers It
ts evident TINT Afr. 1tsrp has not yot put bis
suggestions into practical elect on his own
rapor. Us to tho manner Of printing md
circulating the newspaper and collecting tho
news, Dir. Held has much to offer that il
sensible, butas to the manner Of editing tho
paper, sproading tho news before his renlers
and commenting unonit, we must differ from
him in toto. 11r. RE1D snys:
| "Amoderatcly industrious man might spend h!s
lifetime recalling tho authorities on which Mor11r
constructed the History Of the Dutch Rcpub1ic.
n,.a not ~ ,aaz,n., w. nssgehs people IN The
Tor tho authorltiesY Who wanta anvihlna s1sut u.
A'oraxr' Tho greatest Of +accnt narrative suc.
ccases hss been unEEN's Short Iltutory Of the
n.s,n msrsa reop.G mny saa'i not tho mast enter.
sall st,ii emnoy roo.,a csn,tsI y, a' -, "isn
nows and then crown and frncstfy tts cxpenJturos
" having stan u 1nszss and FnoupEs to tsl,
~. ,.. uhe aatafaap Nes'eo called MAcAuhAr tho
.snsh soportors th.t tao ,,m",c s,"co" ~ Iu'he =, IN,
wssat and must n,unidceo. nrwsnaner cu,crnrI.o "s
must display itself In The next daca.e. Nor In
mean toa. u IL on!y reporting on grand scac TINT
rs,olutinn. naue,, t,n, ".as ~. great batsle'
world Thu genius t,at enriched tho 10 tErana,,c 'ac
stosy OF tho death Of cltanlEs H., or tho Peace
o. Mya~ies, noser sto"oa tt.elf 10 RrcR.er al-
Nv th"n.and 'u "n. n'n's tm",t asa eaap'es' w!ofen
myriad trng Incidents. like tho.a thnt @ noy n,v =, ~,
under every Reporters oya. tlorc was rsproducod
p'etafo OF past age moro minute. moro cotnpse.
n,s,ns,t,a "tt" ,.a '.,a una we may e1et say more
our own" I'll IT. 1'""'1''' ~ "'' s''ea ~ o'
It In safo tn ,rc5;ct flat u, :, ra,ro.,u -
tbo futura will roxor h., ,,,,at ~. ~ ~
t1ottly pictures. md That tho ,nnnono. ,r,'s,
uuf1ortns,s tho ,o,, ,,;,, s,.,,.,,. .~s',~,''.
himso,f 3nto nro,,,;,, r,,,n r,. fst'' :,'
comn1;a,,o1 h., F,or,r,, Ten, wa w.
an,1 o,hor oo,1,,,sns - 49,. ..'.- oNo"~t' =,
wort ~ years an,,oti,,.. -, "1"p, t,I' "ae 'ne
,vov ,vnr,, 5o,o t., ~. H.. no' ...,'
montb or+ nj H., .ha a;1i.a~,.i . :" ""'
tho t;,no o,,,o, ,,,o,,s ~. - o''"uo"
n;oht n tna ,aaa,,,,,,s,.., g. ~. w "ua ''t'a
t1,ov 1,o;1 Tin ,,onant -. .,ea,.s ~, ."''e "o'N
, 1879-06-26

1FHFrfTJ'N TicMfFt4
dearborn street. corner Of Munrae. Euraremcnt
Of the Aitcs Opera llo7e Company. "Lcs Brtgands /"