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New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
SENATOR FENToN's BILL FOX propcI Nrznsa rH


WASHINGTON Wednesday, Doc. 81, 1873.
The economical disposition that prevails in Congress
Just prings to the surface number OF wise pro-
jects for reducing Government expenditures. which
we're brOached years but received with mex
cusabe Indifference Among these Is Senator Fentons
bill TO reorganize the customs service, which he intro
duced several years ago. and upon which he has spent
much thought and labor. 1t contemplates complete
reform the cusou-houses, but would be especially
effective in New-York Philadelphia Boston, and other
large cities there heavy importations II 1t
were pa ssed the absurd anomaly OF Collector receV
ing pay than the President OF the United states
Noud no longer XII St and the emouments a number
OF subordinate officials would longer greatly exceed
the salary OF the Secretary oi the treasury s pc
eyed that at least sO00C0O could be saved by sch
thorough overhauling Of tue customhouse system as
Senator FentOn proposes.
RELIEF FOR THE HOT SPRINGS AND BIG VALLEY
INDIANS.
Congressman Luttre has received letters from Goo.
Townsend aud other prominent citizens OF his district.
stating that tho Hot Springs and Big Valley Indians in
Siskeyou County, Cal, In danger OF starvation, III
consequence OF their vegetable Of subsistence
being oyerrun by cattle &c. He therefore to-day
queted the Department authorities TO take prompt
for heir relief, and submitted proposition which
was promptly approved by the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs to appoint relief Committee consisting OF e1-
Indian Agent Elijah Steele, ex-senator Wadsworth Geo
Townsend Edmund Bean and Henry j. Dggles, TO ex-
pend be furnished by the Government Tor the
support Indians until further arrangements are
made These Indians fed by order OF Gen. sc1o-
field last year, and thus kept from committing depreua
tions joining the Nodocs They number 100 or eOo
THE Danger OF POLITICAL MIDDLE IN TEXAS.
The danger, mentioned in THE TRIBUNE Texas cor
respondence few days that the Lone Star State
might soon in the condition that Louisiana and
other Southern States have recently been In with two
State Governments seems TO be more imminent than
has been supposed heretofore The Chairman OF the ke
publcan state Committee Of Texas who Is In Wash
ington expresses the belief that Gov Davis will con-
yene the old Legislature to pass new Election law,
should the State finally decide that the one under
which late election held is unconstitutional aud
that the President may distant day be called upon
10 sustain party the other and " decide vhich
the legal
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
POLITICAL NOTES,
7E.

Vigorous efforts are being made by Virginia
tpeopls TO have their State Constitution amended
tpctton has numerousy signed asking the Legsa-
ure to submit TO the people amendments reducing the
number of members in the House OF Dele
rates TO 5 aud the number OF Senators TO 25 providing
flor biennial instead OF annual meetings OF the Legsa
lsture and changing the pay OF members 10 salary OF
tt5Oo instead Of per diem salary OF 10 MAKING AT
orneys for state ineligible to seats In the Lesla
.tnre eauszng and reducing as far possible the
tate OF taxation upon real estate.
reporter of The Cincinnati Commercial
ihad an lnterview recently with Methodist minister
tirom Oregon, who has known Attorney General vii
iams for "a years The clergyman said that Mr. williams
khas always been active and persistent politician.
ksud Is considered in Oregon honest and upright
kusn, and fair lawyer In to inquiry to
whether he thought him a specially endowed for
Sshe ChetJ dstceship the minister replied "Oh, no {;
ssd nominated him for the place He is Of only mediocre
liabilities. and Oy no means great man. He never
tano never will be brilliant man. He E. however, a
cautious safe mar would do the high station for
(which the President proposes him no harm. There
pave bern far worse appointments than this ~ the
United Ststos."
The Boston Adrertiser makes forcible ap-
eai Congress to reject the nomination Of Attorney
Senersl Williams. II says there is hardly enough off
socnce Of opinion upon the subject to make division
" The Bar aud the people Of the country,n says, ask
hhst the incumbent shall be q OF preemnent pro-
Sessional qualifications OF unquestoned and unQues.
Sonsbe recttude and above sill Of whom they can
resd,lv behave that All nj. o,v.s Lon. 80, .,..a
{Mr william, 4, no, snch nerson ;, 7, rro,.st. ....
tevenh the charges against are explained away he
b. shoxo % snce the CheiJustce should
iObecton the greatest He ia not equal TO ths Dos
tton The President has made q mistake and ptse The
country looks 10 the senate to correct IT."
The prOhlbltOry law OF Massachusetts, is pet-
,tins so,n, hard kno.Ls IA. D.. .,,, =
- ~ ~ VA 49, nc oos'O" hueefuseT says the
manner I'D Whlch II h enforced makes IL q "wretched
and contemptibe thing sone WHARF hetwos, nm o,,ruo
and far In
makes these revelations. Whs, a, IN. .sso, ,h, ,,,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
MEETING OF RAILWAY STOCKHOLDERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-An adjourned spe-
cial meeting Of the stockholders Of the California aud
Texas Railway Construction Company was held to-day
A plan which wac prepared some weeks ago by the
directors submitted for the approval OF the meet
ing After q brief discussion the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resorsd That the plan proposed by the directors Tor
obtaining au extension OF is Indebtedness and using
money due from soQkh9ders TO complete the partly
nUished portions or the Texas ana FuclnU Hiiway DO
and the same is hereby approved by this meeting, and
the here present and represented pledge
themselves to best OF their ability and recommend
ali the other shareholders to pay the amounts due on
their original subscription the capital stock OF the
COmpanY.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Pnse,

their personal 2os reams, and committees 44ot
reams. making In all 1851 reams H73o Quires. This
would give to each Senator about 400 Qures OF writing
paper.
There were charged to the Senate committees 270
and 156 pairs OF shears and scsso two
n and pair Of scissors for each Senator
ant committee clerk besides Ga knives and SO pairs OF
sciss for distribution among the officers Of the senate
The lumber OF metallic pens furnished the Senate
commit es 49, $780, or $50 metallic pens for each Scna
tor and COZ pmtee clerk Besides these committees
had 2o boxe OF quill pens, and number OF gold and
rubber p,ns tow thousands OF lead pencils aud
gold toothpick.
Among other tcies furnished the Senate committees
were the fOllOwin:
10 yisitlng-card pla 'ss engfaved.
I57 packs printed vi iting cards.
147 packs plain visItn cards
jog pocketbooks.
2l9 inkstands.
Committees have no use 'er visiting cards. plates
engraved to print them from. and the honest for
Senators would to pay for tose they have out OF
their personal stationery aowan &C. Two hundred and
nineteen inkstands would furnish every Senator and
committee clerk with two and leave enough TO
supply the officers OF tho Senate Whp all are supplied
with iukstands it Is hard to see why an equal
number has TO be bought during the Succeeding year.
And yet the Government pays every year for from 200
to 800 nksapds for the Of the Senate committees
What becomes of them all
1t becoming the settled conviction OF all those who
honestly desire to reduce the expenses Of the Govern
men that while the big "jobs and steals" must be
watched and promptly defeated, the little leaks, both
at the Capitol and in tho Departments, must also 20
stopped.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

chill sky Of night,-resSes q poetic IDEAL most worldly
picturesque and soemnly pathetic. The actor who
present so fine work - this-nterjecting 1t among
much frppery, which 1t ut of and elevates
should be capable OF domestic drama
and 1t IA pity that the opportunity for suitable exer
else OF his talents should not oftener occur The
ments that mar the acting OF Mr. Jenningsin Gabriel
GRUB, IA in some other parts that have seen him
playare prolixity and prosness. He 10 strongly
possessed with the desire to make himself felt tat he
atenuates the scene fingers upon the business, repeats
the good point, hammers the effect, and leaves little
nothing TO suggestion. This, indeed Is not
HIS invariable practice, he would spoil all
that he undertakes; but IL IA practice too
prevalent with him, and in thought, II
accounts for the fact that he has not risen high
rank among domestic and romantic actors in character
parts In all art nova days however II is easy 10 per
ceve yielding to the temptation to beat upon gong
or burn red fire, pepper with exclamation points
There is good deal OF the rhnoceroshde in the quality
Of the public taste and is natural that actor feel
ing ths should strive to shoot his arrows home IL to
be considered though this blunness results rather
from indifference than nsensibiIty, and that artist
cerely addresses the hearts of his felowcreatures
Apart from defect-and the travesty OF the Hamlet
graye-digger is serious one-the Gabriel Grub of Mr.
alone all lovers of acting should the Christmas play
at the Olympic Theaer. They Will see a medley OF SEN
tment humor, pantomme, aud frolicsome antic; they
will see the pretty and mlschievOus and altogether be
wrehing Marie Majllton; they will enjoy capital
varietes they will hear good music and they will de
rive wholesome lesson from an amusing spectacle
rrto -. 81
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LATEST SHIP NRWS.
For other Ship He,ss ,es F,rh P1gc

For other Ship He,ss see Fyrh Pagci
ARRIVED.
Steamship MontKonery PAh SAVANNAH Dec ~. with oio 80
pas. 10 K Lowien
steamship Magnolia Nk.no savannah Nov % 9Th mAse an
pass To w. K. Garrson
Barn Plippo Padre Its H.os Bremen 30 days, IN bsisr
(of BrIhan V~e 10 dsys and ,absstss
AZ days with hconce
Walter Smith Df Bingor,. smith Mooe'tso 50 i.r vita
hides
bns w. Andrews Porter M><o,ns i3 lays s,sh lssses
BELOW.
fBn1 Anglo from for New Tork spsken Do
81 Of Island With loss Of msns mantps and s1 ssnA
a pilot bai al boari by paotbost Pet. No 2
DOMESTIC P0RTS.
Dec 3l-Avei Osrk Orcbi rom hssss Org Ds'sy.
from Havana
4. c. Dec 3l.-Arnysd. steamships BlBso fro"
Philadelphia Falcon. from Arrsdis Hn bns
Sailed steamship Merceda tor Bosou bark Wntwor for iv
pool
Dec. 3l-Auiv-i sesrhps Hg1.,ve and Js
cinio from Amsrcs from Bsirasri Wyowins fcs
Philadelphia ships Bolivar BarroS Polly. lie
veoI from Brso, bsts Gunhei from Baeso, sa
Yarmouth Loe Well from Norhen port CesIei bsro
for Industrial for Palnol6 hp' Stose Crss TOE
Sew0rlesns; hay Msrhs for Phadepms ssd ss,An.ias
Seminole for Bostoa
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovILs Dec 3The Anchor Lse steamship Aag su,h ress
New York Dec. 20 for Gsyow. arrived here 10 day
HAAa s., Dec 3-Fhe ship Tbonn itOyre h.s sk.co iss
Bns~l kngisnd
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
COTTON SARKETN

Augusta Dec 3lCotOs dsm,nd n.,lersty .tifns ti.s
l.S31 bales sales. l,ii2 bale.
PBmADsLPHfh Dee 3Cotos quet; Ntslne i6 slG's Low
Mddlng 10 % snet Good Oni,nary lJc. s>c,p 10 bss
sbI bales.
MOBILE bee. 3l,--Co;ton ln- Mdt,x 1879
Mtdns. ltltD3 c. StncI ''eoi Onns'' l3aalShc
ceipts 1895 bte Britain 7C7 bales
nen 27i6 bales coa~ss 2Oo2 bales sales 900 s,cs.
63 $50 bales
Dec. 3f.-co,,or nonrrlv lover. atsns. i5o
eeipts, 62O bales shpnenis. GIG DsisS
NswOKLEAss Pee 81 cotton rrgllsr EASIER Middle -s"',I
eeiDts 1913 bales gross s3i3 exports Bnts
l5 2l3 bales. Psnoe 1887 bales; 500 bs,ss -s
ing, 600 bales, stock 25S. lOT bales.
Bosros. Dee 3l-Coton quiet strong bdiag. i6As- s-s
receipts l75 bales; J2 bie. But.is.
476 baesi sales, 800 bales: ssock. 900" bales
nary, l3I Orlnay l2'r; net ,i4l bales; erp,
cols;wse 235 bales sales 200 ssss s,ock lO ti5 bse<
Wmnfsaros. Dec 3l-Coon lost silins l5c uss rrfs ps
1872 bales; sales l20 bales ldss. 4, 20 BARS
Dec 3l.Cotion Low Mailing 1876
3042 ba exports cost~se. 100 sales bi5 bsrs sioot
Cscrsv.rr Dec 5f-cottop dull. Mfhng i5i,e receipts
4442 blea shipments. 2, l42 bales ssoSs. 1878 bNes
BALrsoRg Cotton qaet AMI oomins hi1inng i5's-,
Mddhng IS sc Good ordinary. tAt. net receipts,
2l3 bales gross O26 hsIe, exports eosr~s, 10 hsiss
lpz9 oas: TO 900
l5.070 bue&
LoUisvILLs, Dec 31-Cotton ro.s; xid5ir~ l3c.
SAVANNAH, De, 3lCOtton Dsmins MJdne. l5sDl5 rs sS
receipts 3G0t bsls exports cokS~e s5s'fes sales i.Tt
bales; stock III 900 bales
CHARIksroS Dc. Nddiss rJigoi54, Tov
Mdting H7sSiJc-i Strict Good Orjnsry i1t
f3l bales exports. to the Continent 600 bales t1S
bales; sales 900 bates .tocK II O57 lsrs
hGaPBIs Dec 3l-,'Otoa weak low bidding it,9its,s
eeps .1il bales shpnesS 2736 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g, Jan. Ii a. III. }

Synopsis for me past "a hours
The barometer continues highest on tho
South Atlantic Coast. 1t has slightly the New
England and Middle Atlantic Coasts. while 1t has fallen
In all remaining districts, the off least pressure
being central north OF Minnesota.
The temperature has risen throughout the United
States east OF the Mississippi River, and it Ia above
freezing all Of the districts except In New England.
Partly cloudy weather, with light to fresh southery
Winds prevails In New England the Middle states, the
lower lake region, the ONO valley and the Eastern Gulf
States.
Northea.ery winds and fair weather continue in the
South Atlantic States.
Generally clear weather with light TO fresh south
westerly winds prevails IN the upper lake region and the
Northwest.
Probabihnes
For Ncic- England and the Middle Atlantic States clear
or partly cloudy redher ruth hight south easteriy TO south
resterty pinfS uH prerau during he day. JoHoped by
rising Tempe are and Increasing ctOudeSS on Thursday
night.
For the South Atlantic States nOrheastery TO south
easterly Winds with rising temperature and partly
cloudy weather, except possibly rain ON the coast OF
Florida.
For the Gulf States. generally cloudy and warmer
weather with light and fresh easterly to southerly
winds and rain in the lower Mississippi Valley
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley less with
continued cloudy weather but without rain during the
day, the temperature remaining above freezing
For the region fresh TO brisk sOuthery to south
westerly winds, with partly cloudy weather and Sigh.
changes Of temperature.
For the North West generally, clear weather, with
light to fresh southerly to westerly winds, aud without
a direct fall 0f temperature.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

Iss s.e Or. :, SD Brew go Ttso. w &C. - ~, ,s
sis 20. Dry ssssa n'.. o.. w. fss sss:h'~ - os
Rib sdes Stn for Clear Sfss frs f. for s.oen -
for CleAr Sdes 9Sd9s 70, Cssf siiss bAas-Oh 0sS
9c New l3di3i2 Lard qsset 8sj3'e for Tesse, JySS.A
at Cos SOon<
PAR fallv Par. sal ~. Prime Ssney fnme, ogS'se -
l,se good demand supply hgh ss of Psr ~ 81 re Prrv~
Strictly Pnne 62@66e WHISKY Cincinnati here, .ss et s-
9Se Coffee sr 2ld26ig Com Meal srm o. ~ b>
stock h.nd Pot 1856 bb.; Lard 1873 ksz- sss Dol
Bacon 62 SagaT cured Haas ZIG DIR ssei asal f'S
Dec 3Pou hrm and IN f,ir d.m,st ses 81 sap-s
sBe Winter - 2jdSj so Brirs DO = 756s5 l5 D~se s
So J0ds7. Wheat 6rm snd fair imsi saes Ssp
Spring al 81 2i No. Pail. A. iO0fi AZ No. Rel Wger.
dull 5DHJOLe for New Mrd - eAss
unchanged Ne for No 81 sAs. ajs
in Barley qae and uncbingi I 81 3j@Sl - TOR No
Sprng. Rre lus, S2c. WHISKY sedr al W.
pors si jOdslJ Dry Sailed Nest. anner oas nte's
1s SIDES 7z for Clear Sies, Al ds psx~
lots higher Bacon sn and unchanged GI,en Nests s.shx tss
Sweet Pokif Shonlfers l2 ~ SIC Hans - "efs-
lOc ir cash St Joseph she here vesu"' i'.
Hogs frm atve 6OGst 10 for sppSg p>sers.
- lOdtJ 25, a. ~ Cs',le hrn e " G0i -
Prime Tern. s3as3 sos Goyi to chee, s'bv-
Steers. - 25as5 80. 900 bhs Foaf, - l)D Ds
Whe.t Ooo bush Corn 900 bash Os 1000 bod B'rtf
and $500 Hoga
wnssoros ~ g. bee 3i.-ser'. Tnysvj'~ ,aii ,t sTic
kosn qet At % 10 Tor Sit,neJ lprp>nH. ,s " "'
Hard. " % Tor Yellow Dip Tar sie,iI az ~ Is
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
CArTLK NA3KHVA

BaLrsoKK Dec 3lC,rrLE improved isn,i, srys hsses
slipping grades best sale oi,T Gf1 ths scnerry
rated hs qnahtr 5tn1c medam good .t laA' Ftst "a
receipts 9o8. sales. 92T
Hoes firm; lsc. higher, sales N 6i,97'c: cSsos 1919
SHxxP dull az 4Q6G; receipts. 750
CHICAGO, Dec 81 Receipts for Ihee sys. Cattle jOl
48700 sheep 5000 Receipts the year Cattle )62I2Ji loys
335 343; sheep 2J2 81 Reclp.s Csle 6s047bt
hogs, 325262S sheep 3l02lL CArLs r ier,sd ,ad s~
especy the better grades qusy of stock r price. hrm
s. S50$6 % choice - JUYsJ 75 s. % f0 far ~ %
gSi 50 medium 81 GSi 40 Inferior ~ 501t3 60
HOas good request closing strong lO psnce lu,tt, betsI
packers bnyng freely quotations raBee Comnon " 3o@So 10
good. IS 25atj 50. choice and D. 15Ds5 80
sHHKP quiet and steady % medium b3ebi sDpi 70 o>.
2J1S{
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
MoSKEYs AND MEN.
w..r Pxoy. AaAss,z BELIEVED

WsAr PKoy. AaAssiz BlLIKvxn
Al extraordinary decon Of the yiess Of the gres. .'us''
,,,.eius the origin Of the human species
liz Txispss BIrIu No. IA. Iusr PuBLIszsp.
h contains Hayden RIpelon Of 1885, New Rous 70 ,ss
yo..sos Pan. with Map and sees Of SIX Lscsres By Prof
y,.. .rer exploration Of hs Amazon Price 10
eeuta Ia will be sdres uth Extras Se and
10 for rs cents; 10 and IL with Ns l. J. o. e.
10 l. fer So Circular. giving full details Of the contents
RI,ra seat BY mali free 10 any address
Att,,. Tss TRisuSa, New rsrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
THE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY.
i ,,ft ttic ,ual1 kpnup life

The annual statement of this well known life and
accident insurance company appears toda, Tribune promptly on
the srs January. From this stsemen' the Company W
b. in ansne condition doing large and sueee"o business
IN hath d,p,rneu. Il has 35 SS7 accident aud zfol life
po 90 In the year 1875 has written In all So2sos aoeden' ps'
ee and 54 lie policies has paid in CLANS 70 is
m for death or disabling injury nearly two and hA m'n aver
49, organized nearly tso years Its asses solid
s iii b.,, the closes. scrutiny It's Oes in this city No. 2o7
Bro,dv., Mr. Johassn. Manager
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ton moro unfa, srsbe for settlement than
at any time during the STRIKE. I.-.s irI.
RAILROAD REGULATION M CALIFORNIA.

. RAILROAD REGULATION IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S0.-Thc Chamber oil
Commerce this afternoon received the report Of the
committee appointed to consider the question OF zoe
regulation OF railroad fares and freights by Legislative
enactment. The Committee recommend the erection Of
board OF railroad commissioners ia railroad police.
and tho passage OF act to prevent extortion and
unjust discrimination by railroad companies The re-
port includes series Of questions to ex Gov Stanford,
and his replies wherein be declares generally the policy
and practices OF the Pacific Railroad Company. Mr..
stanford denies that the Company has made unjust dis
ordinations against different towns and cities or the
coast and denies the right OF Legislature 10 limit
the rights OF the Company. and deprecaes agitation OF
the subject In or out OF the Legislature The acts pro-
posed by the Committee will he subject 10 further con-
sderation by the Chamber OF Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
RAILROAD coNsoLrDArros IN NEw.ENGLAND.

BosToN, Dec. 3l.-A special meeting of the
stockholders OF the Fohburg Railroad held to-day
TO act upon vote Of the directors favor OF leasing
the Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad for 900 years
BY this lease the Company would control the quickest
route to the Hoosao Tunnel o position 10 cope
with other consultations and leading toward the
tunnel II IL required that than 10000 OF the 10000
shares shall DdOrse the consolidation and this fully
complied With, 1900 being cast in favor OF
tho lease.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

BosroN Dec 81 There change th- srnifDr
the Market which remains being
Of either bsyeS sellers 20 MAKE important movement
holders thns that all Of the sto.t hand viii be ~n
different about selling present We ils Ohio and peps0vl,
Peece at 50 2055c, for Er, Goe line. s 5b1
81 for Double With ,ts Odr1iBg 6D Aess
ard Wisconsin at iSD5Sc acc0riing qualify cgnhnS l1es
have been oj 81 9 held mostly 6Je .sd kss
Pulled have demand tO1bJc H.
qoAy California wool Ia. Ist 81 lSsJ6t . m
as 70 ,tssA<y iuclslas Pan and Spnpg
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

About periods life aeesss'tys
bu danger that ur- hr of ss
ton wh relief To obvhts and ptessn s ~
pubhe alsoaoas poison d. Greene prepared th
or BrrERs nearly thirty sara euro tor pys
psnss sold everrwhefe JpnS Ils~1s
CURa.s Co Propristors sni College plic. Noe York
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

Metal Springs tho PitiIess iro, Finser psds, and
springs Rupture cnlsas tho brsa Bss tscsS
are gradually careI By BLAsrIo TRuss 685 Brods.I
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

PROM sAyANNAIi-fn sparssh,p Moaie,n-y D-s U~-GsgA
j. H. Lombard Cap. Ri@su Leighton = Spns.T. ty,.s.
George Joha White
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

Bakers Chocolate.
II you ~lsb the sssr Vanilla Csooslste get BAKHsA
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHAN0R

V.vIyA 3-Erebanse Uuitsd States 80 davs
s,u,uev rs pmam short sight 5st pr-nisn 80 ts's
COLE 95 d97 short agbt iol slOs pre@ia" 'afn
bS S98 prsuiaai spanish gold, SseSS prsuiam-
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
MARRfEU.

HopXys-DOsAHUE-On Tue,tay Dee 30 At li.e. b, ss ks,
w Boyd,h w. o. Steil Il u Hoph,ss 70
Ella A. Donahue. No cards
HUGHES BRIGHrOp WeipeAisy Dec 81 ~ Naade rs9tns
sT Rev Hd.sni Bright D. Reginald Hughes D. q b
London TO iss haulds A. Bright of rontsrA
scaURIG-CAMAANN-tn Drssea 6srooJ % Thnrdsy Nov ~
D. of Dresea ~ Fsaees cssosas asss<s
ofWiaam Schepct u this att
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

WINTER WEATHER.
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 3l.-The river here is
chOked with heavy Of running ice. The prope
Ter Miller made her last trip last night. and the Has
brouck tonight This closes navigation to this point for
the season.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
5ueciaI Notices

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Electricity and Health ls7A dissasA - n CHAN
BERLIN o. No 7 West Foartocnhsh
pe.-1Mce Netce-Tss Ksrvce Zoe ns wsh ssdss
sArUkDAY Jan 1874 wu hA once - sAsssi "
WEDHKSDAY n II y q m THURSDAY a. ~ MOO
SATURDAY ~ l2m u ,nn"" :. -
New OPERA TRAVELLING. snd EVENING HAT
IA u.e II ase thrown iass en 70 project NE AJss
was, no, ~ can b. peho< 1m ssss" Shsa fs
,.,..., wARsoCK Co. si9 Bno Ia-sy
Extrn DRY Cakinoa.
y
MOET & CHANDON.
ACKFR MERTtAE.L q OONDiT3.
CHAn5KRssr.
'''"' wary .1cpzOsf AND psoADwAl
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
DIED.

Al Not,os. Of Mnr;a9es must DC 'sdosssd v'ta /sS
aop,s asd addres
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
DOMESTIC MARKHrN

N,v psLuAss siPosr srm; s.ies o. posas Hxss ~
S.-.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

A Paris telegram of yesterday mentions the
death OF Jean Antoine Galignani senior editor Of
Gaonan,s Messenger, journal printed in English at
the French capital and made up entirely of extracts
from French and English papers avoiding all editorial
comment on its part Mr. GaiRnani and his brother
conducted that paper since 1921 1t having been founded
70 1914 by their father. an Italian.