New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

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A special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE III
letter printed this morning tells the pleasant
story of the American Lacrosse Teams famous
victory at Liverpool, the jolly voyage that pre-
ceded it and the hearty reception that followed.
A telegram from Ithaca presents an abstract
of the sermon which Mr.. Beechcr preached yes
terday at Cornell University. No doctrine OF
the Christian Church has called forth more dis
cusson than the AtOnement 1t will be seen
that the great divine chose for his theme the
moral theory of that doctrine.
The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Frecmasons of this State will begin tomorrow.
On another page our masonic friends Will find
an article of special interest to them. 1t presents
a resume of leading masonic features OF the
year. gives the gst of the annual reports and
mentions the names of prominent candidates
for the offices that are to be filled. large
meeting is looked for
The movement of the Treasury balances
points 10 a probable reduction of about
$4,000 900 in the public debt for May. Since
MAY 1, the gold in the Treasury has increased
$3,14O,349, of which So, 399,61S was gained
in the last week. The silver held has increased
S4O4,967 during the past week, and
S1,76s, 922 during the past month, of which
S., 631 ,421 was in standard silver dollars. 1t
may therefore be inferred that about 100000
standard dollars ont of the whole amount
coined, have been added to the circulation. In
gold and silver both, the cash increase for the
month has been $4,909,271, but the amount of
notes and certificates outstanding has increased
nearly as mucl-$4. $40, 2o3, as follows: In
crease in gold certificates outstanding
S1.1244OO. in silver certificates $l,133,710,
and in legal tender notes and certificates not
he'd by the Treasury, $2,3S4, 173. Besides pay
ing for bonds presented for redemption, there
fore, the Treasury has gained about $4,000
on cash and note account.
The saying that there is no Sunday in war
timesn was illustrated at Chicago yesterday.
The good natured war for the Republican
Presidential nomination gave the day III that
city-sO far at least as the strangers within the
gates were c0ncerned-a decidedly secular
turn. 1t is but fair to add that the Edmunds
headquarters were ostensibly closed, although
owing to circumstances not under his managers
control they were in reality OPEN Our dispatches
state how the friends of the various candidates
spent the day. the latest rumOrs that
got afoat, the new and improved COM
binations that were suggested, and other
things of like interest. The Blaine
members of the New-York delega-
ton prepared and signed paper which could
not fail to produce profound impression upon
their fellow delegates. Mr.. ArthurS New York
hackers have been steadily and vOciferously
claiming that he was the choice of 81 OF this
States delegates, while Mr. Blaine was the