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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoaEs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East or,ssng the steamer
sylvan Grove)-s;45 9Ib. lO4j, ll:l5. a M and half
Ketlrning trains leave Manhattan Beach hataoury 70,
New York via Greenpontt ~ 1885 D. N; .
Elevated Railroads run 70 south Ferry connecting win
steamer D. H. Martin hourly from S'25 u N to $50 p M VIA
Steamers Thomas Colyer and Twilight leave North
lar diDgs-From 22dst 5l0 1929 then houIy " o4j
Leroyst 9s5 a m. and hourly 10 e:S5 p IN.
P P SSi Sn leave Manhattan B5al for NewYorx Vi,
Bay Ridge hslfhOur1y TO 1O.25 b.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
W ore PES Fl.oa $50 A. N. 10 ~ = NJ, p,,,v
RECIOlt|s lth DOM LOT " Al 9'fe'' ro'y'
CoKrLANp1sI EEET-Nearest point for Jersey City aad
PARK point for Post oice cry Han and
ON EaTc!9y street Ferry 70 d%D2Hsn; ,, or para and Fri,
FRASKLfS.sIkEET-
oJerse, City, and connects with car rDe'Orosse' aud
BLEEcR EtsffTE.T-Con with cars for East and
EIGHTH STREET with for chrstopner.
st., and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEENTiI.ST REEr-Connectns with cara for Elst
rWFNl'Y. I'll itD 'TREET-Conatcting WIN tJr
Twentyhri street Ferry Jersey CITY, and East Thirty
rREET-Connecting with cars for Wee
FoRRTYHsFGr0Y ND sTREET-connects with NevYork
Transfer COmp1ny's cabs for Grand Ce4!IaI DcpoG
tiFTYFii ITii SIREET-SiHhave. entrance 70 Cen. N
PARK. connecting VI q carr Of Beit Line ttni!ToAI,
IIETY Z , 1H@ lES u fH A,SvFyUE
EIGHTY.FI RS r-STREEf and NlNIHAEhNIE-
NiNEiY.TTIT M. STREET and NINTH AYEN F..
ONE-HU UREDAN DFOURfH-sfREEr and NINTH
FOR a6t 6S trains take east side stations.
For downtown trains hke west sg sIaons ,ottb, ana
FARE. 10 CENTS Except between the hourso' 53ota
1880 a. M and 5 to D. when the fare Is . ce1ts
SUNDAY TRANS FROM siiS P n ~ X I srsasi
n. VAN BROOKLYN. superintendoni.
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ITO PHILADELPHIAAr
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEw.YoRK A Seb" fSinnI1ADELPnIA
ON and after Ju ' Z, 1873.

ror,,en Through Trans eacn way daily; three depots
philadelphia two III NeN-Gork. g..
Double Track most lmPiOvtd Equipment ana INC
with absolute SAFETY.
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RECORDED LEASE.
rpmar Favbush 10 Isaac Rubenstein' NO 40 O"""'
~ wears at annual rent of .-.-.--.-.''-'''--''
RECORDED MORTGAGES


s,u George and wife 70 Joseph Arnsull es Ier eros
80 nj (2Sd Ward lot No SOP. wears s'''
Gnssod sarah d, and husband 4sls 10 ma LDo 2oOC
Johnston Emma arc Euso anga. 10 I'es 4OCC
Roberts LawarGI and VIE 10 RhoOa 1900
S2dst. Of lstsNt =, ~ :, -9dst Of
seLseadngsI yossRa TO N4s'i 2ojC
snyerhsn MAY 70 the B9WeIy savings "A 500
Smith James IoJ Z Gray fNei'ucA''" 6OOi
TTtn-st. years
sniea samuel ana wie to gSoTSe ienne eOoC
Mary TO James II TITUS 4ot''' 2OO(
4tlaVt. . years
W., wham to Lniey' 4ith,s,' y. l.4OC
prcopprD ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Nee - n ~ "a "a lockwood trustee. etc.. 6oOI
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liluslea! Instruments.

A MOTHER REDUCTION in PlANOF0RTES
~ ana me ORGAN S.lead Bcaty's latest mldsun>
Innr holiday slroulaIa VI ashingtoa. NesJ crsoS.
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Real estate 10 Ctcban9e.
fouses ano Rooms n1anteo.

WANTED.-City or country residence TO
w dividend paving silver mining stock. cash basis
Address SILVER Post Office, Box 26Sl.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

DEPOT CHARACTERISTICS OFFICE. /
llS9 Girardst PHILADELPHIA, Penn. July Il, lSf..h
SEALED PRDPosALs, in Duplicate N.h cory o. ms
each viii bc received al this oce until August 90
1879 for furnishing the United states Quarermasters Dc
To- BR DELIVERED AT THE ouARTERMAsrEgs DEPOT AT
~ SAN FEAXcIsco, CAL 80
1000 woollen Blankets l7oO common Tent Pins 200
scrabong Brushes 5000 yards SKY Blue Aerey heaVy
TO De DELiyEnED At rih QgAgIERMAsTEs'9 DEPoTs AT
PHLADELrmA OR JHFfER'oNyILlE' ISD, co,
500 wal Tens $40 wall Tent Blieso Zoo lsGQ Common
Flannel heavy quality $4,000 yards shirng Flannel light
10 BR DELIVERED AT TIFF QuARTERNsTERs DEPOT AT JEFFER
10 600 Ak Helves: 9 500 Scrubbine Brushes.
To DELIVERED AT TIE ouARTFRMAsTERs DEPOT AT PHIA-
10000 Campaign Hats; $1,000 Caps 5000 Fur Caps
5So9 P1 s Eur E Nam5ers 10000
1f ir odeT ns So so pairs White Beri6 Gloves
SCoo pairs Wool Mt-ns $1,000 sole Leather 5000 %
Ig SoeF Ls leather Zoo screw Wire 700 let sheep Skin
SsysF % 6 sRGSGes Ss; yaoas kinds $50
b American Nails square cut % No l2 1000 pairs Arctic
so bIey Tents with wall 100 sibley Tents. without wall
ySS POST BSs S SSt aea quality yards sky
Bue Kerry g. Igal quality S9G c y B@Fs % Canya
Padding 5000 yaris BLACK Canvas Padding LOCO YARDS ards
t Buckles 100000 wards Drawers Taee 1000 gross Coat
EgttoIs 1S9 o sT9'i S men .s Sooo 600 SPOOL,
Black Coon read iG ScD P2os White Cotton IHro'u
Bidders reformed that all articles win be subjected TO
rigid inspection; that fun compliance with ING specnca
s stand T vii vi be acccp}ed
reserves the rlgDt
the articles called for In TINS sdVer-
senent viii be subject 10 such notifications as may be noe
certain proposed changes IN the IAOI no"
under consideration are adopted.
VIII be given to articles OF domestc prOuuC-
ton and manufacture Of price and quality being
equal preference will be given 10 articles OF AmeI
manufacture produced on the Paclnc
Coast the of the consumption required Oy the pup
lie service there Revised statutes, SIl6 - NJ,
The articles which 10 be used IN the STATES ana le
tories Of The Pacific viii be- receives aud inspected al
san Francisco Cal. - ,,,.-----, .,.ou -,
For copies printed instructions TO bidders and other H.
formation apply al this Office $1,000, ,,---.--,.
nyropes containing proposals be Endorsed Proposals
for Military supplies addressed ~ the UNDERSIGNED
A' ' ID. Il. RUCkER
Assistant Quarterui sster. General.
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8teambeats mo RAILROADS..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYork from foot OF Dcsbrosses and Court
$40 M for WASHINGTON Piitsburg Columbus Cincinnati.
ana the South. Pullman from Baltimore to Newark
LOOP m; for washinSfcn and the West Pullman ear,
from m to Baltimore anu washington making Soss
and 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore to Cincn-
400 M for Washington and the West MAKING same con.
o oT S a Mei T ys sHn then he south and west Pull
man seePers from NewYoIk to Baltimore and was9nston
Iva Louisville 81 Louis Columbus pts6nIs the south and
nat connects q Washington with trains for LyDchburg
For through ticket. please call at compauys ONCE sl5
Broadway New York and at ticket Offices foot of Cortandt
ROUND TRIP TIcEKETSSo g. 70 90 KANSAS. NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
- Ferry station in New.YorE. foot of Liberty;st
Ferry station IN Lr9Skiyn foot Of Futon.s Jewes Wharf,
c.so Li6erty-st, loIowss 49,.
Chunk Tamaqus Wpe.5afrc Flmir1, &c Connects at
Junction with D.. L. aud W. II. r.
Sc a. m-For High Bridge Branch achooey's Monntan
MaSc c ih and Lake Williams.
1880 and 43O p m.For somervle and Pennington.
PS sTin'2 Tamaqua Ha1e'n
$50 p n-For high Bridge Branch, schOOey's Mountain;
Buads Lake and Lake Hopatcong Eas'o Bei'luefo ana
$50 D. In daiy.-For Easton Allentown Harrisburg.
Eimra &C. Connects At Junction for D., L. and W r. r.
For trains 70 local points see timetables at stations.
Reading and Harrisburg. 49,,
Boats OF tie Brooklyn and Erie Annex make connection
NJ Jersey City station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ le.ye Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&c 745. g. lI45, a. 1870. $3.50 (express) L. 5:l5,
T. m.
sage and IRON kEYPORT at Msawan sta
ton 10 aud snd Fair Haven Red Bank 10
and Point Pleasant al sea Ont with all trains.
REDUCED EXCURSION FARES FOR THE SEASON
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leave foot Of LiDeTtyst Tor Freehold AZ
745, ll:45 H.. 4, J:lj. o p. M
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF REPAIRS,
ath Floor Room l2l L. Post Office and Court House.
NEW.YORK. July q, 1919.
PROPOSALS FOR PAINIING.-Seal pro-
posas viii be this ooe, where sreeneatlons
NAV obtained until IL Monday, the 2Sh Jas an Whe
they will be opened for sundry painting In tAi l. . fOs'
INV THOS. X. JACKSON,
emf af Nepairs.
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Gin propertn 90 Eet.

ITO LET or for SALE.-Three three--stOIy
\ private dwellings, all modern Improvements FOR one
Family Apply premises Ave. A. Bouevard between
SUth and sss Rent $50 per month price $1,000 each
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Brooklpn seal estate for Sale.

DIOCKS. HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS OF
LOIS for sale lines Of rapid transit IN m En-
Tile attention Of counUylovng city people II A'4'0u " VAIL
rrouerty: price : 80 up and going mp - ,,.,o, 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22

NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER Acknowledgements July T. 1873
500 IN. Western and Northern EXPRESS drawing room
10 Rochester, ani to Mont St Adams.
500 NJ, special Saratoga EXBIess. with dra"lnSTOOm
TO Fort Edw ard for George and 10 Montreal
1880 Chicago and Western Express, with drawing
room caTsO Can1ndagua Rochester and Bunalo also 10
hICllield SpTIu-,.
iIi0O a. M Express Albany and Troy with connections
10 Utica, stogA Glens Falls and Rutland
1880 D. ~ Saratoga SPECIAL.
400 y. m. lbauy and Troy Express.
600 81 Louis Express daily with sleeping for
St Louis runpns thIous every day in the week also sleep
Ing for Buffalo Falls Toledo and Detroit, ani
for A0Dtres, excepting sunday night. VIA SdTdtoga -
7ia0 fSst EIpross FOR Rochester, Niagara fls anl
Corning VIA Geneva Sleeping cars 10 Geneva. hO-hoStet
and Nisgsrs Fails.
$3.50 NJ, Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester, NiasarA Fails Buao Cleveland IolelO De'to
CAics excepting saturday night 10 Cav, ana
Waterfowl, and. excepting udy ana sunday hiEir 70
Montreal via AOas Saturdays Montreal car eS'eS d
p.m -, ,--,--. -. 60 .,,,n-
Tickets for sale at Nos 252 Alb Broadway, and az
Westcoft Express COmpanys Offices Nos Park place 80
ana 9l2 Broadway NewYork. and 953 Wash,lhe lonst'
Brooklyn. ca; 3D. 49,. ad i.i,iS L.. ~
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ .-- LINZ.

FOR TRENTON AND PIIILA DELPHTA.
EMPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOU RS -
Leave NewNork foot of Liberty and Phia
dtlphia at $50 7j, - Has $50, $3.50, 7:l3 IL
Leave Phlaielpnia from Station Pha Reading Rail
rad Third and berksss at 74j Sl5. TO- ll:SO a. No. I4o'
Tesyr Trenton Tor New York at leo except Monday GiO
s3, 800, lO4O a. m. IL 10, 40 4:l2 4lj, G6. p
Pullman DTawingToOm Cars are attached 10 the a. m
T. ~ trains from NewIOIk; to Inc $40 a. H., 1910 p H.
SUNDAY TIAISS"ie cave NewYork and Philadelphia at
- IN. at l:Zn $40 a. clio p.
Connection made Jersey city station by ferry 10 ana
hom Brooklyn and lie Depot Jer ey CITY po.,,,r
Tickets for sale at foot OF LOcriy.at nos 9l
principal all OHces OF the Erie Railway III New
York Brooklyn aud at Annex Office ana NO CouItst
Brooklyn Baggage checked from residence TO desnnauon
II. +. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
FOR NEW -HANEN, its surroundings and
il AL stations the New.YOrk, Boston ana Air Line.
Derby and North Hampton Railroads dlrect-Ste4ueTs
JOHN H. SrARIN and ERAsrUS CORNING leave Pier -
week except SATURDAY; arrive In New Haven for AL
morning all railroads best facies for passengers
aud freight fare 81 excursion 81 3D. starns Ne"a'en
Transportation l'H' JOHN II. sTARIN Proprietor
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE .,,,
n X foot Rector-st1 by the magnificent going
STEAMER ; f. JOHNS,
and the fav0Iie
STEAMER JESSE HOHT,
Connecting al Sandy Hook WITH rains for -
Long Branch Highlands &c, j:'O. $50 a. M loo BAD
ocean Grove. Grit &C. $3.50 m; Loo 3:i5. 5:O5
Philadelphia Toms River and Tuckerton r. IT, J:JO a. In
leo, $40 y. IN.
Vncand Brdgeton ana Atlantic city. l.OOp.m
WaretOWn and Cedar Greek, &c, $40 y.
81 NDAYS Tor Highlands and Long y anCh g:3Oa III
FIOm foot Liberty st. 90. X. H. OF y. j. for
Vneand B1dget0n and Atlantic City. lao p M
Philadelphia and IuckeTtOn X. X, l:JU ana iOd p m
River, BrcksDUrg. &c. 145 a l.,O 4'no D. m
WaretOwn Cedar Greek SCI 40 q. M AM 10Y p %,
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EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leave foot OF LDertyst Tor Freehold AZ
74j, ll4j a. ~. 4, 5lj. 6p m.
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Che Gurt.
SARATOGA RACES.
~ 1879.

SARATOGA RACES.
FIRST MEETING.
SATURDAY, July 10, SATURDAY. July 20.
TUESDAY. July %. TUESDAY. July ~
THU RS DAY July q. THURSDAY, July 81,
SATURDAY, August =.
SECOND MEETING.
TTrFSDAY Aurust5 THURSDAY, August a.
THU TtSDAY. AUGUST T. SATURDAY, August TO-
SATU kDAY. August g. MONDAY. August Is, On
TUESDAY, August IL, WEDNESDAY, August ~.
Extra nearly all of the days not announced as reg
ular lace days during the season.
J. NJ. MARVIN. President.
c. WHEATLY. secretary.
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COOK.-By a Swedish cook understands al
" kinds OF COOKING; best OF references; city country
3GC Gthaye. 23d-st.; LIST lOOr
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5ltuaiions Uantco--femaIes

A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN of experience
"a wishes Of ladies in their confinement is
wiling make herself useful wages moderate oI2 East
2Oth.st Isl door.
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NOOK, &c.-By a good cook and laundreSs
~ settled scotch woman Of thrtyive, with four years
city reference makes bread cake PASTRIES &c slso under
stands soups &c country is aseTvaDJ who wants
steady home. No. 292 0th-ave.. near lSth.st.
, 1879-02-17

Among our Washington dispatches this
morning will be- found IN outline Of tho views
of tho Chinese Embassy at Washington re-
garding tho bill passed by tho Senate on sat-
urday. Rumor Is probably not far wrong
In describing tho slate Of mind Of the Coles
tial diplomats rs one Of grcnt surpriso'that
such measure should rass The Senate, tho
identical grave mud digniaed body which sct
its scal Of ratification upon tho treaty be-
tween tho United States and China. They
did not expect n bill to pnss tho
Senate abrogating without notice n treaty
entered into in good faith, and carried out
by tho Chinese Government on its own part
with tho most sorupulous exactness and
they now expross confidence that the Presi-
dent will veto tho bill, and that it will bo
impossible to pass 1t over his veto. It is
snid that tho representatives Of European
Govornmonts anticipate decided disturb
auee OF existing trade relations 1etweon tha
United States aud China rs the result Of tho
passage of this bill, and that European NOR
cllanta will DO the gatners thereby.
, 1879-02-17

nc recently Intended rcecpt,o, .,-
asstin9ntshcd Senator and If. ." ~. Flsta hy
..s rncmb..s % o. me Cabinet, foreign M,n,.,'sA .o'sA
!ocmnsst OF Congress, army anf, n,, ',''n'stesh
ana othef distinguished person. .s' s's olctts,
WIN larQo maturity Of bcautif,, NV, ~ present.
'Yt'sessed Indies. lie says tin, H. a''' elegant
gt''acd himsclf and attended, n n,as as onee d.
the CoLv1tLA FoltY Co,npanr. p,,a. s,,.."'nanee q,
arc somewhat falnous for thc .c.n, 'se mctnbe;l
"',ns's eoods displayed on the st,rr oau' an, Of
maa hot prepared tn sec stmilar c1h,h,.'' aM' b
ehasn's IN the part Of these Inc ]a,e. Of
me'i'ored and OF good rcpute. T,,a .,'a "ao a's
oetween the blondes on tfp.too he,n,.' o.aefenea
'ie''tst n'1a the blondes under ~ .,e ~, 1eo
gorgeous chandeliers In Wa,htn".s.',a ',aze Of
flas mansion. IL, not an cxccs, n ,,.e. senate
clothes being deficient about N. .of,ne''
limbs, whilc tho latter werc ~ s 1oF.t
drossed about the breast md " .h,at hseaas!t
40 to leave nothing 1t all 70 the I'M nua'aesa
Inc correspondent states that therr IT,. sasoaa.
enough Of these fashionable l,c,sc, - 80 qaE'
demands OF the pcsson II tl,ey had hs.s assss u
cry una more 1adIciously naIustcd and ,h,' pto
certain portion OF what was dragging "st ~ y y
earpet nad been transferred to tho shontd...@ Ia ~
would have been q great improvement. =
boldly and wtckedy asserts that be ,.s,' ~
disguise himself again when he want. t. asr3
famous artist dance the Highland flno ~ 80
air, rs he has sccu somo things In vb,, !. ~ @a
the best society that takes away the sh.n, 1sse
, 1879-02-17


Since tho Gloss Of tho War Tur CHICAGO
TRIBUNE hna frequently expressed tho opit-
ION TINT tho ntoat prominent ca,tso of tho
poverty and staGnation Of tho South was ths
laztnesH Of Its people, md their disposition
to shlrk labor. For this opinion TuE Ta,n-
uHr has bean quito freely criticised audi tle.
nounced by Southern newspapesa as Insult
Ing their people, and tho customary amount
Of swasll and fuatlau has been suug at It.
It is becoming npparent, at last, however,
oven to tho Southern papers, that iaziness Ia
tho principal evil from which lllo South is
suffering. Tho Now Orlcaus 1imty of tho
18th Inst. plainly says:
''FheEo can le no question abont 1t, much of tho
misery and poycsty which now aftlIcts tae peopla
proceeds simply dnd dtsosaftiy .Jron, laitasss,
In Country like ours of The HoutA, for example,
therc eau bo no excnae fns mcnllcancy exccut In
eaecs VI disease OF mental and physical iu,becilly;
yet wo had tn every city. town, and nesRhborhood,
abso'a 'ao'!!ed men ana women living upon tho aims
extracted by persistent dumnnl,A Itou, their moto
industrious nc!Khbora, These people, BY pply
half exertiug Themselves, tun!l earn comfortable
support JHas ~ well ~ not; but boluz la4y, they
hang around aul cxiat - tcales upon the colu,uu.
nifty.
&@ooR ~ E+V"A1 VI HHlIQ4 a. Wcli ~ 1}eEk4
who daily assemble on Canat street, about tho
Hecordcts Cnnrt rooms, at tho Custom. liupse and
CRY Hall. They. In iuany instances, have posi-.
t!yslT no mcans Of support, except The psecarous
picking pot odd Rh Jobs, yet they thus pass their
liTts IN continual idlcncss. The BANS csu.yds Gun
DC found-eas numerous. of couEse-in Ill lbs
country towns aud vlieges. eren IN sections where
labor II In tho greatest demand, snd Mhere wages
ato tho hlghest ltis dtplosahle state Ut a1siEs,
and thele should be devised sonse mcaus by which
tho communities could be I'D OF the tncudus.".
We arc glad 10 haye tho Endorsement of
, 1879-02-17

will speedily diminish, md eventually die
ont. Thoy will nevor, however, DO anything
but Cbinose. They oano hero MS Chinese,
and thoy will 60 away As Chinese. They
will tako AWAY everything they can possibly
get, leaving behind them only Tho acanty
cost Of their living. They camo hero do.
.spfsing our language, our civilization, md
our Government, and they will 60 away with
tho Rane feelings.
Tho black man is here to stay, md ia d
citizen Of tho Republic. 1Ic Is nativc born,
md has m American ancestry. ro spcaka
the English language. Ito constitutes tho
principal labor class Of tho cotton mud angar
States Of tho South. Tic Is quiot mud ponce.
nblo, aud not so indolont rs tho whites. lie
Is flexible ln his disposition, md rapidly falls
into our why's, wlie, tho Chinaman never
docs He copies otr vices and our virtues.
Our actions, manners, stylo, and dress. IIe
COOS to school md to church. IIo acauirca
property aud pays taxes, and holds ofT'co
when he can. Tho other day ho presided
ovor that d!gnli1ed body known as tho Senate
Of the United States, md Democratic Son.
atora respectfully saluted him as Acting Vice.
President. ffo serves In tho army mud tho
navy In dcfonso Of tho milton mud enforce.
1nent Of its laws, mud he has ol,eerfully and
courageously gison hts iifa for his country,
md stands ready to fight for tho flag md tho
Union,
As between such a raco of colorctl Amer.
ican citizons and the Chinese alious, tEere Is
no point Of resemblance in their relations
to tho white race, except TINT both aro Of n
different color, though tho whites Of tho
South have tlono aoms service in trying to
obltcrato this Inst distinction.
There WINS no call, therefore, for the spoech
Of Senator EusTts, aud we aro surprised That
Its mauifest sopl,istry was not exposed on
the spot. It wns M absurd 10 nll its details
rs his chnrgo TINT Republicans sympathizo
with white men Ms against tho Chinese. but
with tho blacks as against tho whitcs. Their
sympathy is not extended to tho ono moro
than to tho other, except as tho b1acks havo
been ill-trsatcd, rorsccuted, md oppressed,
without causo. Their sympathy for tho
negro is only On expression Of tho indigna-
tion they foel Mt the unnecessary mud cruel
treatment he has bud to suffer from Senator
EusT1s constituents.
, 1879-02-17

other gentlemen n1so rs wotl acquainted with
the business NJ hinself aro unanimous. Dr.,
DrrstERs, United States inspector Of the
stock.Yards. states that ont OF 10000 head
Of cattIe which ho has examined lately, he
has NOT found a single case Of tho disease.
In order to "make assurance doubIy sure,"
i,oweror, ho has, In accordance with tho in.
strnctions Of Commissioner LIZ Duo, en-.
gagged DR.. PRENTICE, Of Champaign, H., to
assist him temporarily in Tho work
ofinspcction. All the storios which have
t,cetl published concerning tho disease hero
aro either. tho expansion md distortion Of
such occurrences rs tho appointment Of
Government Inspectors, or deliberate fabri-
cations for the purpose of hurting the trade
Of this city,
, 1879-02-17

An English scientist has issued crcph,
seeking Information on the subject Of ,he rt,.
tive natural usage OF the left and right b,nd,
whether people can wink more elooucost, xI,h
tho right or left cyc, nnd II 60, why not; Il th,1
can Uag their loft ears moro readily than shei,
right ones, or. on tho contrary, quite ihe II.
verse, and 90 on. This IL al1 very good, % n,
as 1t goes, but other valuable addition. uiaht
havo been made to the list Of INQUIRIES, such n,
"Do you usually tell tho truth owe. tue tsn ar
tho right" "DM you cscr think you st,s
right, md get lcft'" "Aro your feet iii reh,
or nota" "1uto which ear docs piece Of ut.,
that goes out Of the other usually cn.erl''
, 1879-02-17

There is trouble afoot in TINT undesirable
combination of iceborgs md bad Indians
known on tho map as Alaskn. Tho iosberrs
mako 1t too cold, and tho Indians make il
much too warm, md botween tho two ex-
trenaes tho unfortunate white Inhabitants
are kept very uncomfortable. Ton days ogo.
whom last heard from, the people Of sitka
wero In mortal dread Of M Indian uprising,
and the Collector had telcgraphed Secretary
8HEHMAN for assistance.
, 1879-02-17
DEFEAT OF TIE p0sTAL-8AVINGs sYg.
TEM

rcault OF extensive failures among tho mi.
vate savings institutions Of tho country within
the rnst two years has suggested closer in
qnlry than WINS osor made bcforeinto tho say-
ingasystenaH In other countries unlor Goyorn-
tnent auspices. The result Of these inquiries
led up to tho introduction Of sovoral bills In
Congress, oil governed by tho aarno prinoi,,lo.
anta oply differing tn details, with view to
attortling Government security for tho small
surplus earnings Of the laboring classes in
tho shape Of deposit or loan to the Gov
ernmont. It was agreod by nil who had
gtven the subject my study at,d who were
actuntcd by considerations for the mass Of
the people, that syatom modelled aftor tho
Postal-savlugs Banks Of England should bo
provided without dolay. suoh system
wotld bo gTcnt boon to tho laborlno
clnsses,-to tho day laborors mechanics.
factory operatives, minors, clor1ss,-and
at tho Bamo timn It would bo
MI advantage to- tho Government in
aaording an unparalleled facility for placing
Tho Government debt entirely among tho
American people at rato of interest not
exceeding per ooEt. But the tlefoat of tho
PHILLIPS bill it tho House Inst week by n
large majority proves TINT the Influences
adverse to tho establishment Of arch syu-
tom liHso prevailed, md no postal-sayines
monsure will be passed by tho present Con.
gress. These nlycrso Influences camo from
the owners md managers Of Eastern savings
institutions, antl from tho corporations nnd
individuals enjoying tho ,lso OF tho accumu-