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~ comprising OF lectures delivered at kAhns
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a l.. BAUMANN.-IMME HEDUC-
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ID furniture carpets bedding at their stores ID and $50
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Excursions.

COD FISuING.-On Thursday, Fch n. steamer
~ SETH Low saloon heated with steam lraNn. Frank
lin 1t. r., l0th st. X, 10, 9Th 81, r.; IS;
Pier n r. r. ~, battery wall next 10 Staten Island
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VNHEREV. w. a.. KNOX-LITTIE, rector Of
L ST. Adams Manchester. England, will preach at the
Church OF the Transformation East 10Th st. aud 9Th Av,
this ash Wednesday, evening at X O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.
morning.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June 0, 1879.
The subscriptions TO the four per cent refundng GER
tincates since Saturdays report have amounted 10
$352,1S0.
Secretary Thompson win leave this afternoon at
o'clock for Annapolis Nd to attend the closing exam
ination exercises Of tho Naval Academy cadets,
The bill recently passed by Congress providing for the
exchange of subsidiary coins lawful money and to
make such coins legaltender in ell sums not exceeding
S10," was signed 10y the President this morning.
The chairman OF the House Judiciary Committee ap-
pointed the following members to-day subcommittee
to examine into the articles OF mpeachment against
George f. Seward, United States Minister 10 Cnlhai
WISCONSIN,. IL is not likely that auy report VIII DO
made during the present session.
Secretary McCrary will leave hero tomorrow to at
tend the closing exercises of the Pennsylvania Military
Academy, where he Is deliver the address. lie Will be
accompanied by Representative Ward. Tuesday night
lie Will Join General sherman and Colonel IoufteAOlle
way 10 attend the graduating exercises at West
Point,
The House Committee Banking and Currency has
agreed on a bill which will be reported at carly day
The bill provides that every National bank In Albany
Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit
Louisville, Milwaukee, New-Oreans, Philadelphia
New-YOrk, Pittsburg, ST. Louis, San Francisco ana
Washington shall at all times have hand in lawfu
money (tWo-hfths Of which shall bo in standard gOld
and SILVER coin coin certihcatesl on amount equa
least % per cent of its aggregate circulation ana
deposits Other National banks 10 be required 10
have on baud 10 per cent of their aggregate crcula
tiOn and deposits, threefftbs In standard bold ana
silver coin uud coin certificates.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
COLORADO CALLS OUT THE NILITYA

THE FIGHT BETWEEN THE DENVER AND RIO GEANDE
AND THE SANTA PE ROADS GROWING INTO OPEN
WAR.
DENVER, Col, June 9.-The railroad contro-
versy between the Achison Topeka and Santa Fe
and the Denver and Rio Graude is assuming alarming
proportions.
The Rio Grande Road leased to the Santa Fe Com
pauy six months ago. but the Rio Grande Company has
since become dissatisfied with the lease and has sought
10 break It, The Attorneyeneral, acting upon inior
nation Of the stockholders of the Ro Grande brought
suit on tho part Of the State before District Judge
Bower at San Luis 500 miles south of Denver, for
an injunction to prevent the SANTA fe Company
Operating roads in Color ado. On Saturday Judge
bower took the matter under advisement.
To-day the Governor received Information that tho
Rio rande officials had akou possession OF the offices
OF the road Colorado Springs and OF the coal banks By
an armed force, and had the telegraph, etc. He
ordered the militia to be in readiness and the Chaiee
Light Artillery, the Governors Guards and the Mitchell
Guards are here waiting instructions. The klo GranGe
people deny that there has been any violence.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

stood to apply to all the paying openings that have
been made, although almost every mine has Indi-
vidua pecuaritios which add to or detract from It's
value. OF these l shall speak hereafter The con-
cusions to be drawn from the facts have gathered
and set forth in this letter are:
~ That the deposits Of silver in the Leadville
region are not pockets" that may be worked out
any day and leave their owners without ore or any
thing to guide them in searching for It, but are con-
tact veins that extend into the mountains In one
general direction. How far they can be followed no
can now say. ~ That these veins areDot uniform
in their thickness, do they dip OF the same angle
at every point, though their general direction Is the
same. l3l That the ore is of almost every degree of
richness, the lead carbOnates generally yielding
the highest average assays although the oxides Of
iron are in some instances very valuable.
very important question not yet solved has
been raised by the recent stTikeD of rich mineral
in the Pendery Mine far below the level at which
all the other mines on Carbonate Hill have pierced
the vein. This has given rise TO the theory that
below the limestone foot wall and before the granite
IS reached another rich contact vein exists, lying
substantially parallel with that first discovered l
shall speak particularly of this question IN fu-
ture letter describing the several groups of mines
I. w.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
CRIMES AND CASU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPA.
A oUARAHTIHE OFFICER DROWNED

A QUARANTINE OFFICER DROWNED
NEW-OIuEANs. June "a telegram from Morgan
reports accidental drowning sunday OF Dr. John
y. smith, quarantine Ot1cer there.
A PISTOL SNAPPED AT A POSTMASTER.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., June "a woman known as
Katie blanchard attempted 10 shoot POamA'er john ~
Pearce OF Bristol In that town on sauruy but tho pistol
MISSED FIRE
AN EXPLOSION AT A POWDER MILL
ROCKLAND. Me- June 81 he wheel mill Of the
Warren Works blew this morning J1nn lOung
Of the Workmen, was badly hurt The other buildings
unluJUfe1
A CLERGYMAN THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE
KINGSTON. " Y, June 9.-Ihc Rev. &. Palmer, OK
the West Hurley Methodist Church thrown from his
carriage while going church yesterday Afternoon lie had
collar broken, aud Otherwise seriously injured
THE CHICAGO ROBBERS CAPTURED.
CHICAGO June 9.-Ihe robbers who boldly seized
from tie Cenua Railroad messenger $4,000 on sat
ursy afternoon been captured IBey three well
thieves. named James ,Gap Jaucs Dnn aId Nike
Crowley. portion Oi the money has been recovered
a THREE MONTHS HUNT For ROBBERS.
LAWRENCE, Mas, june D.-Ou the morning OF
The sale Oi the Arlington Mills lorued aud
cliulst o, the mill aud william MOraud. lsLCr there
dag. They have recovered portion OF The money
EVIDENTLY THE VICTIM or A CHIS!E
KINGSTON. n. Y, june O-Iho dead body Of
M found noAng IN the Hudson River near Now
baltimore The asunizoi "a preston The hanis
were and ccnctd The tJuHclt pockets were TUNED
iu4s cut tEtIC several ballet holes u the head
ILe deceased aUuaIs.iiv t1irt""vs yeArs of age
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
cAYcELLING PAPER CURRENCY

CANCELLING PAPER CURRENCY
HAVANA, June 9.-The Spanish Bgnl. Yesterday
publicly burned 81 05S,353 Of it, paper currency.
FAMOUS STALLION SOLD
LOUISVILLE KY, june 9:-General Bmord has
Sessea ness t,, ior $1,000
AHARTFoRD CLERGYMAN IN A NEW FIELD
PROVIDENCE, II. J., June 0.-lhe Rev William
NJ Chapo late assistant rector oi Chrst Church Hartford
his labor a rector OF ST. Johns Church at harrington.
AN IDLE NINE TO BE OPENED TO-DAY.
PTTTsToN. Penn, june 9.-Ihe Iwin Col:ery,
by the Ems Coal Company, winch has bsen de r
two months viii resume operations romorrow employing
COLONEL BULL ELECTED A BROADER.
BUFFALO, n. \, June V.-Colonel William ;. Bun
of S1S tie isSih sSi Division " = '''''' ''''''
MIR. PINcHBAcK ON EDUCATION
Convention today Ex-Governor Pinchb4ck long adj
the results Of the Democrats s,hinsT4toH
THE CASE OF LIEUTENANTGoyERN LErELLfER
of quebec VINO went England Win ne
cson OF tue Pryy Council in tue matter will not be given for
'0'"' ''- THOUGHT TO BE JAMES HERzoG
NEWPORT, K. l., June 9.-Ihere is belief that
the body tognd on e shore here may be that q James Her
FROM the steamer Newport in November last The remains
THE sIXTY.YINTH NOT TO VISIT CANADA
MoNTREAL Ont June 9;0lhe caiI invitation to visit
& S G s e Of epdfsS So s es 3 81 4rS 5s
SthdrsEn @ ne proposal regarded da9or 6OIS
MEMoRIALDAY AT PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG Va, june 9.-hemorial Day waSob-
servei here with Ue military parade The principal bust
closed Inmeuse crowds visited banOId
Cemetery during the day ana TIE OF the Confederate
dead we're proiusey decorated
MRS CLEMENCE TO BE TAKEN WEST
PORTLAND, Mer June 0.-James ;. Spring
rived here this afternoon with rvquisiuOn from California
and will Mrs Cemence the notorious confidence
back the Pacific She forged tae
Sharon 10 note fol- $lS5OO, out failed " negotiate It.
CONVENTIONS OF THE LUTHERANs.
CANTON, Ohio. June e,-lhe convention of tho
Of the Lutheran Church of tue Uuited States called
10 organize National missionary society wall ueci here on
June To- About 80 delegates expected lie General
synod OF the Lutheran Church wl meet IA Wooster oho
NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH
LONG BRANCH, june 9.-On next Sunday Bishop
ScarboOugn Will the chapel o ht James re-
Gently built by subscription ~ the fashionable cOtage
ers OF Elberpn Heretofore Tie EpscOpalaDs OF tha
10 East Long bIauob, two miles and nal "S~N~
attend service
FLYING TRIP OF OVER 5000 MILES. h.
CHICAGO, June 0.-Aarie k0ze with heI nus nus
band passed through this city this afternoon onp @ nt
stop long enough change cars she has rect' % 80 er
cable dspat from Colonel Naples sou, VINO rs IA teo o
services. She Will make tie journey from san ft"' ~
London raDiiy possible.
BILLS SIGNED By THE GONEkNoN .;,,,.d
ALBANY, n. Y. june 0.Iho Governor has 'E md
tl,t IN ans piIng for hc inaibtha~' 9.s'nd
GOOD order in the towns Of New utrechl Ahe or fhs
Ginas County also signed ile Que " lves IN mo
PAYMENT Of rent and Oecup2'll ~ New
tltT ol New. YoiA sGInory ior tAe ctA 4'9s''
I0lk.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
4 NEGRO RIOT IN GEORGI4.

A GREAT ROW AT A PrCNGC-A COLORED MILITARY
COMPANY CHARGES on THE CROWD.
SAVANNAH, Ca, June "a riot took place
this afternoon at McIntosn Liberty County, station
on the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad between party Of
negro excursiOnists from Bryan County and negroes
belonging In Mcintosh The trouble began I'm
n fight between two negroes, whereupon
John Randale the Captain Of a negro militia
company from Bryan County, which company formed
part the excursion party, ordered charge The conf
many obeyed the order bayOuettIg every body within
reach the captain himself killing one man by running
HIM through with his sword There was Intense excite
drove the military company Into the cars, opened fire
upon them, killed four, wounded large number OF
others aud only stopped shooting when the tram
drawn cut range, They tired TO prevent the train FROM
leaving by tearing up the railroad track but failed All
the parties engaged were negroes
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

placed his resignation in the hands of member of
the Board of Indian Commissioners, to be delivered
to the Secretary of the Interior in certain contn-
gences, was based upon q statement to that effect
made by member of the board At the recent meet
mg Of the board in New-York the official acts of the
Commissioner were under discussion and it is un-
derstoOd that some definite action looking to re-
commendation for his removal would have been
taken if it had not been forestalled by the an
nouncement by one of the members present either
that he had the resignation of the Commissioner
was authorized TO say it would be Forthcoming
should the board demand it, The decision of the
board was to take no immediate action.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
MUTINY OF MEXICAN TROOPS.

GALVESTON, June GA dispatch to The Ners
from Eagle Pass sayst Early yesterday morning q
company of Mexican infantry at Pedrss Negras mutt.
med and fought their through the guard the gate
About fifteen OF them crossed TO this side under heavy
fire the loyal troops, who continued firing after the
descrers landed, many Of the balls striking the houses
in this place. The tugves surrendered their 10
the citizcus, and they Will be returned 10 Mexico 4
number OF mutuctrs were killed the Mexican side.
The of the de 3eron that the troops had been
six months without pay, and had nothing TO eat Gcs-
terday evening the Mexican troops marched outside tho
city with two captured mutlneers whom they were
going TO shoot but strong protest from the clzens
caused the execution TO be abandoned"
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

ing over to the Nichols Legislature, but he never
received the money.
Mr.. Hill. of the committee. said the witness came
TO Washington on false testimony, and therefore
he did not want his fees to be paid until the ques-
tion could be settled by the committee.
w. John DeLacy, the witness for Spohord, was
arrested this afternoon upon complaint of Cavanac'
Spoord's agent, on the charge of perjury. lie gave
bonds in the sum of $500 for his appearance at the
police court tomorrow morning.
The committee, at 1880 p. H., adjourned until the
morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
A WITNESS IN THE TRIAL ACCUSED.

Detective McHorney, of jersey City, one OF
the most important witnesses in the Smith
murder trial. is charged by Mrs. Smith with
picking mp and Keeping money which
officer Perry dropped the floor OF her cell.
Perry missed So and II bill and asked McHorney
for the money who denied Mrs. Smiths story. Perry
then complained to Chief Nathan, who asked
McIIornty about the affair. That officer finally handed
TO Chief &C. and Perry recognized one OF the notes
the 50 bill ho had lO.t IL was peculiarly marked
Charges will be preferred against hclOrney as soon
Board OF Police Commissioners, hich IL now at
del esdOck effects organization. McliOIney w2s for
ncry plain the Frst Precinct OF Jersey City. but
uy4s remONfd.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
A PILGRIMAGE TO DETROIT.

DETROIT, June 9.-Palestine Commandery
No. Is, knights Templar OF New-YOrk, arrived this
morning on a visit The Detroit Commandery net them
at the depot and escorted them the Russell House.
where they breakfasted. Commander Bsxton then
made cordial speech OF welcome, which responded
to by Eminent Commander skellen. This afternoon.
after welcome to the city by Mayor Langdon the Wis
tors paraded principal streets under the Of
the Detroit COmmandeTy, The Detroit Light Guards and
Light Infantry. Tonight the visitors, who accom-
psned by The American Band OF Providence were given
grand reception and banquet at the Asylum " the De-
frn Commautery.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.
NO CHANCE FOR THE SILVER BILL.

NO CHANCE FOR THE SILVER BILL
A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS HELD IN REGARD 10 Il
THE PARTY BADLY DIvIDED-VoTING IN lhH
HOUSE ON APPROPRIATION BHIs-SPofFoRp-
KELLOGG.
The Democrats of the United States Senate met
In caucus yesterday to decide whether 10 take
up the Warner Silver bill for action at tlis
session or not. The caucus was so divided III
opinion that no decision was reached. Ihere
is strong opposition to the bill. The House
possed the Legislative bill yesterday. The
ARMY bill being called up, the Republican
tactics were such that the Democrats were
forced to vote against their own bill. MIR.
Sovicnos n witness for Mr.. Spoiiord in his
contest for seat, testified against that gem
tleman yesterday. Mr.. Spofiords agents nave
had the witness De Lacy arrested.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
ATKINS THROWN OFF HIS GUARD.

ARMY BILL-THE DEMOCRATS UNDER THE LEAD
or ATKINS ALL TURN AROUND AND FIGHT THEIR
OWN MEASURE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEJ
WASHINGTON, june 9.-The Republicans scored
another victory in the House this afternoon, by
placing the Democrats on record against prohib-
itng the use OF the Army as police force to keep
the peace at the polls
II came about in this way Representative Ryan,
OF Kansas, was recognized by the Speaker, and he
sent 10 the Clerks desk the Army Appropriation bill
reported by Mr.. Clymer last Friday, and moved that
the rules be suspended and the bill passed. This
took away the breath of Mr.. Clymer and his party
friends. Speaker Randall, In an incredulous tone,
asked # no alteration had been made in the bill by
Slr RYAN. That gentleman replied that no alter
atIou had been made, but that the bill was word
for word as it came from the Appropriations Com
mittee He intimated that the Republicans were
anxious to vote for 1T.
By this time General Atkins and some other Dem
Ocras had partially recovered from their SURPRISE
aud half a dozen of them simultaneously moved
that the House adjourn. Mr. Ryan remarked that
vote to adjourn was equivalent TO a vote against
tie Army bill, On division, the House refused to
adjourn 10y a vote of 90 to 90. The yeas and nays
were ordered, and the motion was then carried by
7O5 to 100. Two Republicans Keifer and Sapp,
voted in the affirmative, and the following Demo-
Gratis and Greenbackers voted in the negative: At
kns, Bouck Culberson. De La Matyr, FELTON,, Ford,
Forsyth. Gillette. Lowe Stephens, Stevenson, Wea-
ver and YOcum.
The Army Appropriation bill, which the Demo-
Gratis thus refused to allow to be passed to-day IS
the bill prepared with such care and labor by the
Democratic Committee of Safety, and ratified by
the Democratic joint caucus week ago. They
have evidently expected that the Republicans would
fight the bl and the sudden turn OF affairs to-day
surprised them almost beyond description so that
in their confusion they made about the worst blum
der possible by refusing to allow a vote on the bill
The sixth section of the bill which the Republicans
wanted TO vote for to-day, and which the Demo-
cgats ia spite Of their action opposed Is as
follows:
"Thlt no money appropriated by this act is ap-
propriated or shall be paid for the subsistence,
equipment, transportation or TcOmpensation Of any
portion Of the Army of the United States to be
used as a police force to keep the peace at the polls
&C any election held within any State"
In view Of this action of The Democrats In Con-
gres@ II is successfully Republicans in Washington
that the platform Of the Ohio Democracy requires
amendment.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.
THIS MEASURE DEPRIVED OF ITS RIDERS AND PUI
THROUGH AT ONCE IN THE HOUSE


Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTpUNE.l
WASHINGTON, June 0.-The House passed the
Legislative Appropriation bill to-day, under n
SUSPENSION Of the rules by vote of 1SS 10 %, all
te negative votes being Democratic. The bill WAS
substitute for the one reported last week, and con
tanod some additional items which amounted to
about 100000, including $4,000 TO pay the
salaries of storekcepers and gsugers required by
Increase iu the number Of distilleries.
Chairman Atkins briefly explained the bill. He
ead il had been drafted in its present form in order
u AVOID the delay winch would be caused by con-
siderug by sections bill of about ninety pages
General Hawloy, a member Of the Committee on
Appropriations, also made a brief statement,
IL which he said that the Republican members
Of the committee were not satisfied with
the form of the bill. and much preferred
tot which had already been approved by
tAs House four times within the last four months
minus the political riders They had, however, con-
c;uded to waive their objections as they presumed
!Afes or four men in the Treasury would be able TO
Aeue ont IN day or two how much money the bill
appropriated, ana for what purposes.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
DEPUTIES STRIFE EACH OTHER.
a.
SOLOVIEFF HANGED.
NO MERCY SHOWN TUE CARS AssAILANr,

NO MERCY SHOWN TuE CZAR's AssAILANr.
ST. PETERSBURG, Monday, June Q, 1979
The sentence against Alexander Sol0vioR,
who attempted the of the Emperor kus
sia the 14th Of last April and convicted the
9th inst before the Supreme Tribunal OF belonging 70
association for the overthrow OF the State,
ried to-day. He hanged 40 10 o'clock Tins morn
Ing, the smOlensM Mold.