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New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

Saturdays paper Mr. Vanderbilt is credited with
saving it is not within his experience that
American manufacturers would give such guar
antee as be has obtained, and he squarely damns
the American steel with faint praise, by adding
that he wishes it 30 BE- understood he has nothing
10 say against the quality of American steel. In
this Mr. VaDderbilt begs the the question he does
not state what his guarantee is. Tie has not asked
for q guarantee from American makers, and his
purchase itself more against their steel than be
could say for it in a weeks talking.
The whole transaction il surrounded with IN air
of mystery that " suspicious y the presence OF
a colored gentleman in the wood pie
II is remarkable that no quotation was asked from
two Of the principal importers OF steel rails aud
that stee.-makcrs here not approached az all,
10 see If they would guarantee. so sudden de-
parture from the buying cheap - tradition of his
father and himself portends something. What Is it
II the purchase is made for his Canadian road, all
weU and good be- has not paid much over com
petiflve price. If Tor bis American roads why hIs
he wasted 80 much of his stockholders money II
because he honestly thinks 10 cheaper to 90 So u
remains with the stUcl-makcr- here 20 snow ms
mistake. Bat any way she money rs wasted Tor
MI Vanderbilt must kIow that NJ could nave IA
LIs rails made m rh's country rom English PA ~ ne
had So required, auH not only saved MS -iOckhoiu-
err money, but put bread lu on" month";, ut AMER
can worNngnen, and helped poy interest on Amer
ICaI cHplfdI.
Mr.. Wander no perhaps q es not recognize that
hr buys hls bvccchcs' ofauv tailor he may choose
IN his private capacity of AN American citizen, but
when M ms public capacity pt railroad ptfiuehl
Inc uIlrpnages English steel rails iu preference 90
American. he D., ru jhcly accountable FOR what ne
mas done Tho mere pos SESSION Of almost autocIatc
wealth and power Doe rot n tal5 country reIr"s'
aDvoue FROM .h .ir public rrspDus seDIiIlcs. 1T q
RAJ road presid.u. h3s any duties toward hs stock
holders Il q man occupying high uu'ic places
has any duties toward tae Wrl-p'nI OF Il
Great itIoual industry and it tue r1! roads nave
any duties toward American steel IrIli-make,- h
return for tlcr sgElrr. past aud prcsru' Mt. iH-
dcrLil's lf.tv bids him pislnlv and openly give ms
reasons for .Ais purchase. ALFRED EARNshAN'
IhiadcIph,g. Au,lI T. $50.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
IEI

AIMY-On sunday. April It hIs residence. No 20 West
Jl---i. New York city, Henry Amy ID tho 4"d Yof 'i
Funeral services 1T his late icuor Thuraay at o'clock
Ill FiirnG- hlnuly requested n % Brhd hn"'r%
B!LLF-At -tcclInu sweden, on Nlrch Z. liar -Feran
dr. daughter o. r. r. AMI sarah a. iilc aged wears
BRoWN-it WhH1que. " j. April 3. 1879. HANNAH. be-
loved Of i'nttT Il. Brown.
FIrrr7 tIo hOIs Hcnesf1r Tie 9th INST, no 0cl"ck
p. n
HtvrLAED-0n the 7th INST. sarah c.. wife Of David
r. lives mi ra,. lro nvit'i attend The funeral on
Fourth fir Jl u-t 20 lnolo'k M. tioui flehds
AI..lu house. on 80 .eIu,sh shOru-5t. Brooklyn.
UAaUroS-eu AUul :, 1870 James Il. Hamilton. II. D.,
Fa-..-, 20 T,moxas Avenue Congregational church. Ne
IolDugA st u,aI tuun, wednesday, Aprh % Al O'CLOCK
Reia5iva- ana friends arc Invited to attend.
VEFLERIn tus cv. ruesI1v. April :. Matte =. Only
chJ Df D.r!s A. and Bertha a. hl1ler 90 the 4ttA year
uI IUr age.
Notlc- 0i funeral hereafter.
sagCII-tt gyo1urn Mass SUNDAY 2. prl g. Anna
Brooks. Rev D1url March. d. d., ANA daughter
90 J.rIlfe Uav4. itsu".s. of .frsIiiH conn.
fueT1neut hesnire '-ldrsia'. tile JIiI ust
SPACLDISG-Ju Monday Arrl z. ~ meningitis. Marpuis
Ha.auycs nt ,uGs aro lve attend the funeral from
ult at. Irla So. - TAyc. on lhur- ar afternoon.
ArrI 10 lt O'Clock FIeIds requested not u send
.wer4.
swrFr-on Monday, April = 1879 william II. swift in the
IntI ".lr y T4 4EH.
Friends are nv.ai without further norce - attend The fu
moral tt ms lc r',ieate No ii est tOihsL on
N.eluss las. HtI .lst. Ht O'Clock p. u.
eY,T-- Ar Paar.a Fa. April T. IIarvv son N " J. S~ns
E.t,ps lgu ireaI4 t1a invited 90 ltlrn1 the
funeral house of Le t1ther NJ Az Otlayer Oh
THURSDAY. the lotu .ust. a. I'D a. M
VAN uEHUE E-A so Lamingt0n. V. J. on Monday, April T.
john h. Van u'roc'k. t2,g 5l as ,di.
Funeral THURSDAY, april I'D, tt l3o
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DEATH or DENTON PEARS1LL.

Denton Pearsall, president of the Butchers
and Droyors' Bank died sunday from perltOntis, at
the Park Avenue Hotel lie wa. 40 the bank Thur
div attending 10 hls duties usual ana went home
without complaining. In the night he was taken sick
and wac unable 70 go 70 the bank again. Mr. Pear'ai
WAS sirty-eight ycrrs old. He was old
resident Of Long leland and when . very young
man was a butcher. Later IN life he took a
sand lu Fotou Market HIS special line Of business
was TO serve he principal steamship lines He
anassed large fortune In 1850 nr retired from bus
mess 10 farm ia Westcnest'r County. In 1894
ne became director IN the Butchers and
Droyers Bank. when Robert Perrin, the pres
ldent OF the bank, died IN 1875, Mr. Pearssll
was made temporary president. Al a meeting Of the
directors ST 10 olected president Nj. Pear
sail spent greater part OF his time his farm. but
during tbs in Winter he lived Ia Tho city He
leaves A wife ana nins children The body taken
10 tie residence Of his brOthern-aw, Patrick H. Fay,
No. y36 HadisOnave., where the funeral Will DO held
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

WuAr Is MS MEANING OF Mr.. vANDERBlLES EK-
CrNr PURCHASE IN ENGIANDf-rLAGS QCGs-
uONs 10 WINCH 4 REPLY Il ASKED.
70 The Rdttor OF Fhe Trt5rne.
SIR Sir. yalderoilts purchase of English steel
rails is OF far greater Importance 10 American steel
manufacturers than may be apparent TO outsiders,
unless indeed, tie rails intended for use IN Can
ala alI ar5 10 be sent through from Ncw-Y0rk IN
bond II intended for IN America there is raised
direct issue between Mr. Vanderbilt and our rail-
makers, for Of two things Is meant. viz. either
that English steel rails IN his opinion are worth
some % per cent more than American steel rails, or
else SIR Vanderbilt has wilfully spent nearly $780,,
900 Of ms stockholders money 10 make capital to
Use 81 y AshiHgton next Winter in attacking the
present import duty. Any way It places American
steel ra.l-makers in very unfayOrlble
position before the world and very un-
Justly. For the American steel rails lald
Oh Tie main track Of Mr VanderblFs railroad
are wearing well the foreign rails. In justice
10 Mr. Vanderbilt viii say that believe 1t 70 be
true that tho American rails laid on his Western
roads have worn out quicker than the foreign rails,
but their lilo has not been sufficiently short 10
count fOT the difference in price.
In the account vi interview published In your
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

ri. government was undermined by gross
), repudiaton and he forced to sell his
:, ,o sucz Canal The purchase of those sh"res
a. vav ror foreign intervention. Englanu Frypt.
Tnert To investigate the financial reSoi Interests OF
- s'cond commission. acting IN the ll,bcn,e for
E,rb and English bnndhodcrs' rrpof'se,i could
she consolidation OF the dent ne .Tstern of land
o,Inir, Wos A financial faiige. Anothl lIus of extor
Commission would have laid bare ail ' rI determined
uoR Rdoms o5Cg Tpappan in good andns ~ H .S cop
hs enormous csrs lgtr ducsa . no NGbar Pacha and
stituuona, N.'., ,'' ng iIaccs us council chamn r.
so richest regions OF the Me n1' inns we're hcraIdec
able ot pH.l.. r,of n lac Government Offices at
c''tt -, 1-..,isrss resignation as 'ccei'" n ~
Cairo L' I'-- ..s of the ln -.isl ana fftnt
,sfn :" .' rr.e ministers have now o,en to'ego "
resish. l' ,ors and insists upon having creatures
-sf....0.,.t, .fi Hs ministry
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MACMILLAN n Ce.

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Mixed F--nvs Bv satthew Arao.I VOL lam9. q
Poems complete o ole volume, g.
Es-ay- iu Criticism. -.
Literature und Dogma, ,. 3D.
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Culture rnd IN rcbY, -.
II Paul aud Pr01e-tunfi-,l. 81 -.
Great Prsphery of i-rIei'- Restoration si D.
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Tue ~X hes Lives, iioa Ju1nJls Lives ~ the foeth
elI.. MLLL y n---L-e- " Al----M AL-l-- -
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The country always needs strong Executive.
ru u 10 must have Genera. Grant W I--b u"t o"c'use
h., b. believed CD bes wise magistrate. nut Dcttu' ne -
"A ~ uus ulu. 10 must love bm .ur tHc same reason
in 1S- g. and as long Dee lives. II Is an argument
,-l,., rf.ves Too mach. To say tHat De ~ the OuiE
ida who can he elected ia thc confession oi % tc
sg r faf v 90 not share and t0 assert tn8' he IA it
sole distinctive rrurcscntalv- of frpu1ncan nnntire
b.. fo i-u Republican intel -eure. Presidential luin
nation. aye generally made ny chance ana iAua-fhei
moi h, fbr sentiment of usly, auu however piuhan"
fsr that reason. tur uoWuut.ou NJ General Grant pm ~
he 10 seems ukrv thai 90 would cE'ii sincere part '
tf. our,.iIuu 90 Tie Democrats, would ID" drrrpi.
with doubt and regret by another part, aua Woud Dc
really welcome Ouly % thlrd part
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prBLTC OPINION.

Tho snpervisors law Is a check on fraud.
~. .,artly why the Democracy wish 10 repealed.
ir yvpni shape TINS repeal IL proposed t"c
Tcpnh'icau party opposes lL-ttlttsbnrg Conmeici"
Gazette litebl
If congressman Garfield and Hawley We're
,a,,s .u. Presidential nomination thcir secchn,
istey Delivered would he of immruse value 20 them lh
he f.lcp-f Aunurn Advertiser tRcp.l
The GfSerrer is authorized and requested 10
ss, fUs. l II mo- circumstance whatsoever VIII Cow
seymour consent 10 become q candidate Tor ~,
pu bic flee Uuca Observer (DemJ
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MIDNIGHT wEArHEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS. %
.>y,oUss for he past "A hours.

WA.urvGroS. April 9, 1 a. m.-The ba-
r,,t.r.. b,.tr,t fn the Middle and south A. antic
-t,fes a,d lowest I'm thc extreme Northwest. where
storm ~ considerable energy Is now central Ram
hns g-ucrslly fallen ~ the Northwest. Gear weather
pryils cast of TIE Mississippi River. The temperature
Inns -giac 7rarlr stationary along tle Atlantic ana
,I,i, cny.f-. elsewhere o. mas risen Westerly WINDS
fry.l I'm i. MIDDLE S5afrs and New -Eugahd ca'ttlIy
M r.l,t.r. tr Olo valley. south Atlantic II ts ali
r-sf estates: elsewhere tley are mostly southeast
cTly. ...
For Vow .Iaud. warmer. clear or partly cloudy
,t..r ..r-rr. uIti- generally backing iD ruuiArfl .
- .. ,f.,,.. Atlantic -IurD4 warmer clear "r partly
,,Jy .Ier fOulIwe,teIly winds, backing 10 south
e4sf.rig. fl4LIg barometer
TrrpT-Vr local OBSERVATIONS.
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EknRGE MI-NRn-

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Vixen Miss ". g. tr3dYuu. zoe. The 'iovcn Foot Wis
" H.. BraGdun. Zoe Coward lau-rieure D. W. lt,Hin
sol. 'uc Her Face Nn- Her Fortune !. W. ,,o1in-on
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C,5nbilagv e. 4 Rogue's IT, g. Wilsle ,'ilBs .nc.
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GlilIrrf illusulnu- ShiCI fio N. "
- " piuiJorc " iouudrd. zoe Marriage nj ieninye
Emile GaborIau by NiucHusJ as. Jos. -ir g. D.
bic. George uIr Don.d. IL d., zoe. Tom Brown as
Rugby. Thomas UuulUs. 2Oc.
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GEORGE W. CARLETON a 60.

Gervnise I'Ns~onmoir 4 uoye of tIr second I'm.
pir Translated French 0f Emile lola i2no clOth
price .. b.
~ VI Pinnfore pocket edition. with portraits rom
lite nj the principal cnar1cters Price iO c'nts.
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d van No. rRsND

youssotr Arches Applied stone Lidr-s runus'@
Dunes GroEou trchot Bv 4" U ln Gala. =. L. ID io.
boari.. 1876 pp II.-f.lt.L Price r"Hfs
5ine " hceI- Professor " p. Tr0wbrifge C7iun-
College. l5Ii1. 3Janls luBslrlrai Price 80 csats
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Riding Recoi.e -fious By g.. J.Fhrt. its. Nll svi-
ited illustrations % Eosar uiDane crown 'yo, c'1 z
ira. -.
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Coursng. Fishing. rae ur BOATING la1tiHe Pc stran.
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Royal $40. hair Persian morocco. d." sre lpJJ
psge.L 81
An Eiyrnoogicai and Prorounctag Dictionary ai tbs
Fasii.h fln4nnEe. By tht H.v I4l.s rtuIHOulA. no
c4rsulg revised tls "a. EA. Il.
A. CautAD. Crown uu.
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Motives of Life. BY Professor swing sIlarc i6mo
puCe -.
Kirkland short History of France. 81 3D.
s.nn,Ienu's jules Madeleine sI 30.
CoN'- Tnie- of AnrinHt t;rccce I1urtr aiuon 81 80
Cunnock's Choice Rcudiugs .ourrn stu9a, 81 -.
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HENRY nOLT & Co.

Boswell Life Of J1!us-oo. Bcualag .ie r5ur - the
TlprLg-. I 50 .rveI from l4s4L5oi 0i uJsJ
.str interest Iargc 2run -.
English Actors. iram shakespeare 20 hacready. By
Iirsy Barton t0 Anater >riLt-. aIllOiui
wiz irwfs ON Actors m1 Acting % Du
Zoology OF the INTERMEDIATES. by A.rV da.a.sirr
University or ulluh kfFlarl Tor AuiccA
fy . - ijul IiI
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n WORrHINGrON


The Drnuntir Nurgs oi tOiiere HcnIcrcd Into Big'
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ductur notice 4ld notes Illustrated with ID on gfAuZs ~
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A. tage vol l2mo ciIth . 30
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4 Face ilInminrd iv p p. io.. author n - Kniyht
0f OvuirY' Wear 90 Natures Heart " pptunga
Chestnut Bur-" 18Th thOusandl l2mo c0tl. 81 3D.
signing the Contract. aud What ia lost ~ Martha
"a In -
III. A u 8 Dollar II sOyelsI
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exhibition. but were sent directly from the studios
Of the different artists About sixty pictures were
disposed o. There a large attendance, when
hlrd the hall 70 OVERT wing but the bidding vas gem
eral!y slow The sale was continued pnf late, aud to-
ward the end Oi the pc knocked down
40 great firn. The rrce - amounted 10 hponI
OOp The h4nrst bii was 1850 for tne only Niece Of
tuarv courribt g. entitled Exec siO" by q. r. Ives.
TINS evening the safe VIII b. concluded.
The following Is a lIst Of the best priccs received
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HoUGuTON OsGoOo < Co..

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The lady of she Aroo-t Oh 8y ". D. Jfoweis -
Angelo. a poem of MIcIae. Auro0 Iut F.trori C'ynrl
Dy STUART -ierue 81.
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From The Wdsht goH Fost lDsn'J ,
I'm brains the Democrats Oycrt0p thcF po-
ltI,l orutnrur largely iu nolh Huuses. thcic were
bnf fire, o.ccle- worth NOTICING made 10y ihe hrlnp
lial.. wlIn the Democratic hd, i've "c.' 'o''
able sua 4t least q dozen more LOtdole
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AMERIcAY WoAKS or AIT Ar AUCTION

A collection Of American paintings contrib
uted by the artists wns sold AZ auction ht
evening at the KurE Gallery. No. Last Twen-third-
At Many Of the paintings never before On
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Tho s.overnmeni OF VI Thier- By Jules -iu0n. rrans
latcd the Fref tl. Two . 3yu rota. - J0
Bismarck in the Frnnc0-icrri War IN aufb0r.
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VIEW BOOKs AyD 8EW EDrTTONs
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Geo a. Lcnvitt < Co. Nuctionecrs.
BIBLIorHECA DRAMA1IcA Er CURIosA.
wEDN EsDAY APRIL 10.
and following day, At clinton Hail ~aies-rooms
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Post once. New-York, Aurl =. 1879
On III eIleceipt Of Orc Dollar vii mail any address
3 Imperial Photo raphs from me. viz
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New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

d.. MILLER DLPoShD F0R HERESE
FINAL ACTION or THE Sgw-BRuSswICK pREsBY-
rFRY-HIsTORY or THE CASE.

FINAL ACTION or TIE SRw-BRuSswIcK rREsBY-
TFRY-HI~TORY or THE CASE.
TRENTON. n j., April 8.-The Rev. John
Miller D. D.. ~ Princeton. late professor IN the Theo-
logical Seminary At that place was formally deposed
from The ministry for heresy at session Of the Prosby
terry of New Brunswick. held IN this city today.
DR.. Miller was tried By the New-Brunswlck
Prcsbytrry I'm May. 1877. on charge Of &" publicly
denying ana tssaiing important doctrines of the Con-
fssiou Fih and he Cacchims" OF the Presbyterian
Church The spec acations charged G) DR. Miller with
trarhng that to soui not immoralthat M the death
Grtii the resurrection; ~ with hOldlug ibht
Christ a. calld OF Adam vas personally
accounted guilty o. Adams sin, ard that, IKE othrr
children of Alan, tie Inherited corrupt nature ana
ueath: ad % with teuchiDg that th're ~ Oll one
person bon toe GOdbcad In bis own defence, Or. Miller
desired snow now he cOult Write tno bOOk
un0u which thc charges were b1sed-" tcuch In
isp. zion and vet retain hs connection Win thc
Pfc~Dyi icfHu church. Dr. Micrs defence was .istenrd
with tar utmost attention and Wttu no htie enc"
ton but the Prr-byterv unanimOusy sustained the
charge ana suecilcatOEs, a'd adopted "a reSo-
until he should rrEouuce hi errors. Tue
synod uf NrE-Tgrsoy sustained the Pres
hytlrr, and the Appealed 20 TIE Frneral AS
-.mbIr Thai bod, WIlit iu session ~ Pt,tphrg, IN
Ma. 1875 sustained rIe actI0n .ad 30 NrW,crs.y oy
an oyeryurifuIns vote. on May 3l. ISIS. DR. Miller
wrote letter 10 ia Stw-Eruusw.ck Presbytory.
Withdrawing from tue ProsJytrrian Churcn.
This Prr.bvtry at ~ June needing. post
ponod action tlo letter. by very rrHry even vpe'
until t- mex meet ng Dr Miller rs gc son of tie iatr
Rev. Dr. samuel Miller and s uov about SKY yeat- of
gc During thr war hc cred tie Confederate service
is a chaplain, and atervard commanded a brigade
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

.
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.. -...fr Hrtrl.. Th- irregular 44c tls
s.e.I salf sy tlr usss,ui. turls ttas- n"-f-
TAmrxE OFFICE April .. a. m.-Aiier a slight
rise Yesterday morung the barometer renamed station
ary The weather partly cloudy and clear Tie
,upcrature ranged between a5o and So. the
t,, a. higher than on Monday The amount OF MOIST
urs "a tho az is larcc. a.
Warmer and clear or partly cloudy weather, possibly
ford at night hy increasing clDndlurss, may Dc eA
pcrtcI ia TINS cily aud r.cinlty tO-iay.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
ADD. F.HANDOLPn 8 u.

eScinIi-r BY n0svel 70 Hltthtyrh, d. 4. A'' s4.Ala.
Il 2mo. bo4r.- price 80 rert+
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