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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
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ARRIVED. Sunday. Jan. ~
steamsp Champion. Lockwood Charleston With ~dse so<
steamship Gaucus Ber'' Boou With ndse and 70 Metre
poitsH - y Co.
Steamship wysnos- oocb R,hmt,A Ci' POiBt Norfolk
misr. aud oass to Ola Dom mon Siea nsiio 20 49,
Ship osbn Castle Oi LepOO Ga'hre Calcutta snd sand nsSts
Ship S~1re cf L,adon) BeaJIe days. sugar
hemp Is anchored Oh the Bar iof odeis
Tbos Brook Waalh Guia1nsDo 10 DAYS ssS
B,fl Royal tof John. b. Whey. Desrn 90 i..
BIZ Abando (sp,rJ YGsi cardcnas q days. IN ballast
Schr Cook Borden lO C'Isl "E Sa'Aaa Ia N'' - t' ~
seat. !. P; Robinson Hatvev. GIoa1s.ier. with a'A
ScbL Sss Foam. Boston for
echr. Mary Il. Ricn Joaes, Boston for lrsi'ta-
SAILED.
Steamship Denmark for Loadoa From SANDY HOOK JsD csaa
from loIO. for Boston.
"l4iD-suns- g. fresh. v w; clear
DOMESTIC POTTS.
SAVANNAH Jan N-Arnyed steamsbp"es Barnes f,sm sev
liverpool The steamship City Il Newfork TJbee
paIeagcr The City Vera Cruz proceeded V
GM9sslOs Jan l7-ssed steamship o. Tens for ss-
YORK.
FOREIGN FORTS
ousyuTovs Jan. l7Tbe White line steamship Adtsns
fro NeN.York J1n arrived here al 80 his siefno,o
Jan l7Te steamship Columbus arrived here las, eves
LosDos jan IG-saiel for TIE Cnted vgns
Gathere Iona Helen SANDS. Delph5 and Ia
Bo"cn AEei oa Oh 'ae ith INST Bofie9 hu;j nic DnIs
LnioD CsseeO aEi Loiss Also srr'ei out Venus f. d. j.
H.ITyhS y s. Jan 17-The steamship Bes fom s.. Ttom.s
steamship Albert Tor the Winter mai oetNsen no
Ed6ts IId MOI 90 b. mreos she has ns
NssYOh arrived al Bermuda on t' :: luz. "a dsue'a
SlLls5.
HoRrorx Va Jan l6-Tho three ns,isi .ch Chi,,es sca
sugar boanj Bsiu~ore 10 s-br- % r' s,aIA
bosros Jso I6Tbs -ch IbomAsts
Me cargo sshe Cbsibsm Light CAPE Cod ant
fire. The stripping e vessel her sails and rEs
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DIED


bonaso1 Ssst asa;br ofDr babel, D.o.'
months and ~ days
BARsTOwn Abingdon Va on the morning Of Jsn H. 1873 Hsea
formerly oil Gsl'esoa, l'Ias sEed % year, moths
and l6 days
BAssPoRD-Oo Saturday, J,o 49, 1879 Milton, Youngest
X ao9 Mari. 40 49, ~. sG:l' aS S to attend
me aaers from The d nee Of M taii. $40
tssnth st., on Aoaday. 18th. a. y O.cloef ?.
BLAUyRL r-sudtny Saturday the 10th lost d congestion u
the lungs. AdelI. william wife Of DAVID A. b.a'e age % go. "a
f,"r,. rom " late TssIsaet No. SGi ws TdrGS
morrow morning Tuesday at lots o'clock.
DRYAsr-on SATURDAY morning. jan 49, At Eorih i.s' Mass.
dpatsea N, c!s' Of Monroe T. and Susan T. HfAO'~
BUCKINGHAM-on suns.y jan II to~'. vi. O John Bod.
ngha daughter Aaty L. al see Ae '06n H. howe oil Sn
Notice q funeral hsre.het
Ss!heia.S Isoci ..er J. t,iso cc.s''A.a
Notice oi fuurrs hereafter
Philadelphia papers pesse copy
DE Ga THURSDAY evening JAG H. Of pOsH.oa. " Grand
Hotel, simon DE Wiser aged 5s .,.--...- 49,.
Tie Trends .nd t.lsrs. %y are r'res'lr I,sa 70 as
or Monday mornSS. $3.50 O'Clock
aILMAN-A j. "Wednesday, jan 10. ANY. vito =
Arthur Gilma,, Vi Cambridge, Ma.
HoYTon Saturday I6 1875 as her resoes No 20 sAs
Thirty :; .s. a A0'f DfSs vie
The bOdy vi" be atss BGEHsOH for n'er@eu % "eine'd ~
2OA ibsl
McCLgLLASDoa sabbath Jen. IT, u par,Ea' Margaret M'Cs'
r.. fsHds Of the my .rs respectfully invite. attend u.
the residence Of Der sorInW Ioh' Lynch DO tzV
eighteenth ST., IGssd'y Jan TO- at H. "'A@as "rAss
MILzBr-on Saturday morning Jp Is, Mrs Marie Antones
AiiTet Of Phlsdephis. $500.
Ne, friends aud thoe sobna Daniel kHsssnd are nytee
70 attend ST. Mas Church Second aud IenhS
on Monday 18th inst, Al O'Clock.
sBwros-oo sssd., morning ian II So 40 Heqya D'osA
yu thu Re-, BENJAMIN Newton In tee 9Th year OF bis sge
Chsih Of Vie HOLY Trinity SrOO.,u o. TUESDAY @
as IL seoci.
sgAy-n BroOLirp at his redd.ae. Ne wlONt, saOiAy.
Jan =. Swan.
Of the funeral hereafter
ToDpou Friday evening" 10 1873 ss' hngsrnr llnsss
Wa W TOdd. eldest Of Tue aud the ~ Mary T. rSa~
Relatives and fisod. arc r.pec,,u, .esA bis ne s.
hsrs residence, Nc. 81 bAsI SIXTY srssL, on h'sa.I Ass
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ELSEWHERE.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. 17,-The Commercial
Loss $4,000; mostly Insured
Boston, Jan. IA fire at Beverly, Mass.
Yesterday morning. destroyed four buildings with their
stocks OF goods Tho loss Is about $4,000; Insurance
light.
PHILMoNT, n. Y, Jan. 17.-The High Rock
Hosiery mill OF which p. NJ Harden Son proprie-
tors WAS burned this morning. The mill insured
for $4,000.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. 1.-THE fine stone
residence Of William DAWSON, RObeRtst was burned
yesterday morning. Most OF tho furniture was saved.
Tho loss Ia about $4,000
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 17.-The First
Congreg ationh Church at South Hadey valued at
$40 OOO was burned this morning IL insured for
$1,000 winch S. $50 In each OF the Hartford and
Phnix OF Hartford. and S2jOO Ia the Home OF New
York.
PROVIDENCE, r. T., Jan. 17.-During service
in the Elm wood Congregational Church Ia this city this
morning FIRE broke out in the vestry below. caused 10y
the overheating OF tho furnaces The congregation
withdrew without panic, aud the IRE dtpar' Inert
checked the mes before much damage Was done Tne
loss only amounts 10 about tioJ
TORONTO, Ont, Jan. 17.-The building on
the sou west OF Kihg and Church-sts. was
partially destroyed by fro this morning. The Two
upper fats occupied By the Pure 0old Printing Com
pany were completely gutfed. The ground hoor. occu-
pied by the Isolated Risk Insurance Company was CON
slGeraDiy damaged. The aCJJiuinR building Was $50
damaged.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. ia fire yester-
day morning in the wooden block on South manst d.
stroyed the stocks OF sit establishments and made
yreek Of tho building. Total 1885, $4,000. lnsred In
the folio Nng-York companies: Home. 1000: Con
tiu Mat 81 OOO German &I0 IN tho f.na OF
Hartford $780, the Atlas OF Hartford for sloOD; the
Ph@ni1 Hartford $780, and the Merchants OF ProVl-
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
U.u nrpApruzuT
oyr,Cr or THE CHIRY SIGNAL OrFIcrs.

OrF.CK TBB CHIEF SI0NAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Monday, Jan. 10. 1871 a. "A.
gunops,s for me past tce'itU-rour hours
Cloudy or rainy weather has prevailed IN
the States aHd extended eastward TO couth Caro-
lima. ,.....to,o,u~hs s,o,, g.,
the lake region aad Tire Upper Mississippi ana Lower
Nj ssouri Valleys. 49, -. Nth WA. o,a
MINER lake region s0ntbward 10 the Gun STATES win
psne temperature except falling temperature In the
latter district. The temperature has also IAen IN tue
South Atlantic Middle, and Eastern States.
ne Mis slssipu RIVER at Caro- and Memphis sse cum.
berland at Nashville and the OHIO at CINCINNATI ana
Ion,yIl q have ontinued slowly falling.
Probabilities.
During Monday in the South Atlantic ana sast GuT
atae. falling followed by rising barometer. generally
Iser temperature Sunday, light to Iresu Vala
hhe winds cloudy weather and light rain.
In the West Gulf states, fahDE barometer rising tetn
peTature northeast wlnds, cloudy weathef sao AghI
rains. -. o,, vita. .,.h., h,r.ra,.r
generally cloudy weather, higher temperature than on
snday variable winds and tght rain or snow 10 the up
nsr Mssssppi and lower Mississippi valleys and ciorth
,emperature than on Sunday, and clear or clearing
weather which conditions Will eAteuu o'ef VIC opi0i
For ne sfddt Slate and ire oser lake region railing
harom.ter rising temperature cloudy usdfher, AgAt
STOW ercspt possibly light RAINS in The southern poT1Ion
Of the former and east n0rtA tcinds
For New England high, followed by laliing oarome.
tar rising tempe winds shifting 10 Ecrtn anu
east mere asng cioudiness, and snow. - 49,
The Mississippi River at Cairo and Memphis Viii con-
tnue slowly falling.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
havana WEEKLY rssxRrS

g.y.r. Ian IS -Suysr seady With ners demaS No. 10
l2D IJi,@llI reals y asobp Moss.,. sugs 6i03s rssi.
soJ Molas.r CsJeL = real, kg sse 81 issl so4
,s ~ fagr Ia gareLne 9tV'bi and hasrns 100 boIss
I 900 hhis reDh Of the sek 2JPOIes snd 200 hha
st~nd dpr 40 he weel 600 aud 99D hd ir-uaG
b0 hoe. ,ns ali The HITS % tn yeitsd s33osts
LsrI ia is, ~ 5as4S v stal; 10 kes' go z5StSa Z
tai Pcaoss ~ 6O@IO y eeL T'lIG. W y gaois. Snz
sIJ bb Nav sers In fsir Cemet Empty Hofshesds so~
$40 25: Heops-IOrg shaved So fr-Th i~-aar - hs
Pslmoq li orders 81 81 csnY Al other "fts oTss BE- s1
coast bid OF Mo W 15d$3 fSrrOGib and onleF7 3- %
64OA Spanish cod NH S2,5; 6noiotN Zi9a2tO grcbsars
hnn the United state so DAYS tOIS2 pren shou
SIGHT $685. ;rrDiqD gpd lfbo lp2 prrmis shst
soh lO4 lO9 pmius; Lndou I2tFl ~" 5e@iam 0se,"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

nv this revival OF shakespeare" II seems to me that
soncthsns very important is gained for dramatic art
and for the puolc when msnaser has the education
ana the t,sse to present for the first time "The
Merchant Of venco" stripped OF all the conventional
notions OF actsrs thus Anticipating the revival which
will shortly tie theatrical world Of London. The
cement Of the comedy ut the Fifth Aveoue the
lovely which picture old Venice TO the view the
rnstcrstou OF the old mui executed" as your critic
observes, with beautiful precision aud In D
duep and feTveUt mood OF earnestness."
are certainly notable points 1t s. however.
IN the light thrown upon tbs character OF 5hylock
that the oh,f value OF tits rviva is 10 be found Work
tug together Ike artists. Mr. Davenport aad the
maHsger have brusnc0 away al The traditional cobwebs
opd for the first time. NewYJrk Shylock Shakes
peare mag ned the part Your critic says that shy
look formerly acted comic character; but that
the intuition and study OF lmund Kean; discovered
that shakespeares ception of the part was tragic
There Is nohicg tue pay or In the history TO show
that Shakespeare had any III h conception On the con-
trsry tho great Mack In.
'' The Jew
That Shakespeare drew,
1vas not tragic. TO piece is pure comedy, with
ont a deata In It, without drop OF blood.
shr,ock, q simple trickSter. himself outwitted
nv a trick and quiuble. He had great ideas,
no "mJesty;" be WAS In no respect "repre-
tentative the scorned aud outraged Hebraic national
fly and religion" Muh be rants OF revenge. he had
bs ducats upOn tho cury OF pound Of flesh he had
no idea that he not t. be repaid in cash. 1t his
Uhm to humiliata riou Christian merchant by
oblsios him - sign an outrageous bond; but
IN. text sh0ws Tat hts dehtor's losses also |
vexed shylocks soul and not until he hafcraEsd
bT the cl0pe Is daughter with his diamonds did
hs setiuuSiy cOntemIlLt numerous revenge, aud
thank God thar nIVurY could not be repaid. Even IN
The last SCENE, whD defeated by Portals ready
VII now Lucky d0Vs SUyOck give up his vengeance 10
reosm bis ducsts Tie text OF Shakespeare and the
traditions OF acting up 10 tue time OF Kean tnvncby
oppose the nOOa tat 5ITlOck was Intended as tragic
part a. ,,.. ,-..N A..
lad him TO reconstruct character or ShylOck and
make II "vOcauIc iuTld wnh suppressed passion
He Jaw that paris might be made similar. In |
both pride ruled; DO fathers we're cheated
OF daughters aud their money there was certain
resemblance Ia the Ca>ket scene OF the New Way to
Paw d Debs" and tho cOutt sOene OF The Merchant
Of Venice" In urder g. repeat HIS success, Edmund
Kesn dressed SIylJck CHESS black wig. and de-
fberately repeated himself. | claim for Mr. Daven- |
mort he Seht> SDyl0ck naturally tust lie OBJ
tudes neither the tragic scenes and that
this new conception amt rendering Of great part Is
positive titan for American art Yours respectfully,
Nsp York, Jan. is 1878. CHRATKR GOER,
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CTTY--A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
A fire took niaca early Yesterday morning In

IN THIS CIrY--A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
A fire took place early yesterday morning in
room on the top door OF No. los West Tarty fl stst
occupied by Mrs. Goodrich. Jia wans aZed about 80
years. asleep In the and could not be aroused
In escape although the inmates OF the house
discovering the fire. knocted heavily at her door. TIe
fremen succeeded st last IN breaking In the door when
they found that Mrs. Wins had been burned to death
her bed. Tho fre inguished with damage
Of about 800 to the furniture which fully Insured
fire broke out 10 L. DsImonIcos Stables No. li5 Est
Seventeenthst, at about o'clock yest.TdLy morning,
and two valuable horses severely burned. The
second f0Or occupied by Patrick Smith, whose wife
aud daughter. age two years, asleep NJ the tne
and were rescued from sufocation by the efforts Of
Officers Baker AMI McWiiams Of the EiRntconth
Precinct.
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uysKILLED swIyDLERs BAFFLED.

Henry Miller, steward of ono of the Bristol
stesmers was accOsted Saturday by stranger. who
asked him TO cash check for $500. Offering HIM $40 for
his trouble. Mr.. Mior suspected something wrong.
and sought 10 detan the IN conversation while
he sent for officer The stranger became appre-
bensye and away but was sfterward ARRESTED in
Jersey City, on board Western board train He gave
his name as James Kelly. but would say nothing moro
about himself He was held on charge OF dsorderiY
conduct until tho Eow.York authorities can obtain n
reluisition
Otto Link, ago 49, who gave his residence rs Log
reit's Hotel, In Chatham a.. was arrested lasI
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SENATOR SEIZURES SUCCESSOR.

GFN, ". N. CULhHEII I'TIV-
CsATIC CAUCUS on THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
ST., LOUIS, Jan. E.-Gen. Francis M. Cock
rcn was nominated last night by the Democratic Legis
atye Caucus Jefferson City for United States Senator
70 succeed Carl schurz. The vote stood-Cockre, 50
Phelps, o.; Reynolds,9; Norton,s; Shields, l. The
DOMINATION Is eqpIv alent TO election Con. Cockrel
o. IN e1 Brgader neral Of the Confederacy. and wsa
with Gen. Hood during his Tennessee campaign, and
,rss wounded In the battle at Franklin He owes hts
nomination chiefly TO the influence Of his old companions
in arms He To- however, man OF discretion. prudence
and moderation, and Is undoubtedly the choice Of the
naonie ns wel as
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A MARVEL IN JOURNALISM.
$780,. Horr<sro~d,nns Hrooklv7. Rfytktr,
OBITUARY NOTES.

Mrs. MacDougall, wife of Congressman Gin
ton d. MacDougal Of Auburn. n. Y. died yesterday
ut Washington.
John II. Schumacher, piano manufacturer,
d,e6 IN philadelphia yesterday. He 10 this conn
try m 1884, and was noted for his contributions to
German charitable institutions.
There died on Saturday James W. Bliss a
Boston merchant; william Mercer WILSON Grand
Master Of the Masons Of Canada tho Rev. William 3.
crowley pastor OF the ManataurIa Baptist church
Philadelpha who died suddenly, and David L. More
mead a prom nent citizen Of Syracuse.
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evening By Detectives Nevins and Avery. in
o saloon on the Bowery. near Bleecker-st. on
charge OF attempting to pass upon tho proprietor
forged check the Harlem Bank signed Geo. New.
comb When taken TO the Central Police OBice about
fifty blank checks various banks were found on his
person. His father. sjeweer, 81 No IS BOnds being
Informed of the case sent word that he would have
nothing more to do with bis He had placed him on
tho schoolshp rury and tried % reform hm In vari
ou ways but had failed. aud he would not nterposs
IN bis favor any more.
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THE MINNESOTA sENAToRsBJP.

Sr. PAUL, Jan. 17.-Canvassing fOr the
Uted States senatorship continues active. IL IL by no
means certain that the nomination OF Ramsey by the
caucus Friday night Will be approved In the legislature
Tine caucus was full, ana 1t Is asserted that Demo
crat WAS smugged into the TO make up the num-
hor necessary TO choice. 1t Is said to-day that the
friends OF Davis who threaten bolt are negotiating
vim the Democrats This Is said 10 explain the sudden
,fjnurnment Of the Democratic caucus Friday n.ght
~Itbout making nomination OF n democratic candi.
dale for United states Senator.
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pure aud simple Trcat proportion OF the expense Of
advertising the laws 10 merely a bounty TO weakly
papers that have for existence snd need not
De encouraged TO live, white the book-prioting Is
dono n system which is direct encourage
ment To ring iObbery and oompels the State to
pay two prices" Both Of those abuses should be re
formed by the present ature aud the Democrats
themselves greatly In popular favor by
beginning the movement In the Assembly.
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NrY-YORg
CONFIRMATION oS NoTARIE5 BY THE NrY- YORK
SENATE

ALBANY, Jan. 17.-The Senate. in Executive
,sssou on Friday confirmed the following nominations
81 Notaries Public:
&c Carlisle. r. W. C.dy ". p Beach, O. Boyce, Bsrh,
ps.tu, n O. Biesus L. Butler r. H. Baocs, A. Anicrsn IL
Andersen A. c. Anderson, H. NJ HsJ@se1. J. r. Campbell B. Z
Rmmst C Maccab. n Morse, H. Mccarthy J. Lockwood
W r. Lawrence W u. Lockwood, g. kesssr HART e y
Higgs H. Holmes G. H.IrHgon u Ia HAtSh =. ~
PoI,y g. o. Msr,on Eusr, J. Dubois, H. B. pooeon John
n.y. D,nth Duksn ~ w. Dominica J. C. Croker, WiiGn
Strauss Gros, RTbel Beny NJ RAPHAEL. Oscar H,n.oo
n A. ebb H. NJ Walker, Ii. s. Wood H. A. Weeks J. L. Ihomp
40, n T. 1borneI r. TompkEs C. De Kay Townse Taylor
J. l. Shineey s. n sohmon IL T. htet T. A. Rasscn j. T. kea'
.njson i q Robertson IL Pamsee T. K Perry, C. Parsnns y
r Ogden K OBrlea " Monehsa T. Miller, 81 hershant
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CATTLE MARkkr

CBrrsno. Jag lGRspr.s rs $50 nm
ogs Bs 40 Seee week lri JsE tsit lSsss
heah hog-, lnO.Oi CArrLE s,nss 10
fr sfo', 81 53aS5 20 goo e. 25at5 w. feee g. 7o's
TeHans. 81 1kj %. through, s. 5U4fRf
Hoe clo-e doll $50 iV011 Es$n ,s
Of tar qnshy; hot s6(sS so Lesys ~ ktHs7 10 <
to choice heavy pacsisy gsi, generally ssk 50 500
So
sa8Ep steady brter prices IS 500
S. Is o choice; $3.50 80.
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6periaI Notices

Tss LE.GUs CLTB. M.oIsos-avs,l
roarrs NkN-lOKE- JaH. IL. 1870
Pursuant a resolution adopted ~ re Cae Ais essAs
be held
an MONDAY RVkSING Is O'clock consider What setss4
,hsI i've taken b. regard 10 anArs 70 Loulsaps
Gao. H. b. HILL Secretary.
A Card 20 the Public.
friends aud the pebe that ~ are prepared ~
,,cnt. IN order. usual standing the Ere that occurred
premises last TUESDAY. = H. SHAW Co',
And Temporary Stote-64o Pesdst
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TyENrY-sEvEN UNSAFE RESERVOIRS AND. DAMS
IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Jan. 1.-THE report Of the Reser-
yor Commissi OF Massachusetts, shows that no less
than n unsafe reservoirs and dams efst IN inc STATE
and that the loss by the breaking away OF these
s,,,cturs. la,t wear foos up Sl2500o0 Ia Hampshire
County ana sis 900 in Hampton. Iho Boston suu a
hany Railroad lost 100000, and tho Ne"'ha"en anu
Northampton $anD.
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Now Ready
1875.
1875.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Yar 1878.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Roz 1875.
In adiuen to The regular
CALsSDAx AND AsTEoSoNciL PAasA
4 con,slHsi
complete Votes Of tie sna'on And Hsrr~S's'
9th. pr.sss. Consrs. on Currency oOssIlSas
IL full s,uOp.. Of tie to tho csS'u'1u0' Of A ~
oy.,Yo,t With .s. vote By cOuss the most nP'H'ai ~'
III An Abstract Of Law, passed sud Appropriations ".' ~ We p'ss
cot Congress its First sessi"u
" Chronological Summary Le,iIus E'u Of year Ia
sludiss full oAtaau Record
v An ,l.bors Statistical Article Wheat and Ia ra'aaaOs 10
ys prepared expressly TSsrsk ALMANAC from orsss
soarceh
vi III. Tv.OaOa ou.,Ou Statistics III, Trunk Railroads
and New. York and Canadian Canals
VII Fall Election Retarn With eOnpiHOas With he 'ss ~
vou, re.rA
VIII Tb. usual Lists Of the Msnes. Of Congress oaesu
uOa,l Government, County CLERKS shsdn &c
TX Trad, and Commerce The US1ed sta cse.da aid Ores
~ h..inx The balance Of trade sIpoc, and Imports .ees ID
NPu,s (p,,p.tD 90 CeOIs Ss,ss far tns Dollar.
.I4U.. rss rxsvsS EsryxA
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KING KALAKAUA IN THE WEST.

CHICAGO, Jan. fixing Kalakaua and suite
left this city ut 95 yesterday morning for st. LOUIS
where he intends 70 make a short stay.
st LOUIS Jan. liking Kalakaua ana suite arrived
here at hapast ten o'clock last night by the Chicago
and Alton Railroad The party met ON the opposite
aide 81 the river by acting Mayor Papin aud com
tttee OF the CITY Council, and d. f. R'uland President
Of the Merchants Exchange with committee OF that
hodv and Gen. Sherman and two or three members Of
his staff who escorted his Majesty to the Southern Hotel
where elegant quarters had been prepared for hun On
their arrival at the hotel, Mayor Papin In few ap
-, "a words bade the King welcome TO the city and
and after few Informal introiuctlOns
90 nroiniBent citizens, the party ietreu'
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CONSIDERATION OF A BISHOP.

Egw -OSLEASs, Jan. 17.--The conservation OF
the BSv. W. Adams, Bishopeinct OF New-Mexicc asa
Arizona, took plsce to-day at st. Panps Churon. Tbs
consecratf-D cereronies performed by the Rght
Rev BISHOP gveenaOf Mississippi, who assisted ~
Bishops Beor Of Georgia and Wilmer OF LO1Lsiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

sFAIIURE OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 17.--The Nail City
Insurance Company, established here few months ago
Inv outsids parties was closed on Friday by tue CITY
Sergeant on account OF their Inability 70 settle sJuuk
ment Oh 800 against them for an ihsurance ioss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
IN NEWARK. N. r.

On Friday night. the residence Of Charles
Pine. on Rverave.. Newark, was destroyed by fire.
The loss 5000, Mr. Pine and family are in Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
ESCAPE OF A MURDERER

SUNBuaY, Penn, jan. 17.-John Flynn. who
wus convicted few days OF murdc: In tho second
dogree. ,ssapei trQu a,l Friday night With another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

PRovDRycE r l., i'm. l6-the PRINT Goth, va is~s
active dOng The week bat co, steady jD5 81 Ass so
STANDARD Rrs 81 Ii the i good, SELL h ~ Nbhs
figure Sale. OF week 30 900 Disr~. Of tho 1ss vsss
beag al o 30