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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

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> rur DrFIcIrNcY ELL TAKEN UP.
An EPISODE II MEDICAL LIRE.

ANNUAL DINNER or TIE ALU5lNI or TIE COLLEGE
OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DemonicO's was again the scene of college
festivities last evening. tn occasion beng the ANIMAL
dinner OF tho Alumni Association Of the College OF Pay
sioians and Surgeons, tho Medical Department OF
Columbia College About les persons were present IT.
cludng number OF invited guests. DIR. A. s. Purdy
presided and III his opening remarks said the Assoca-
ton was in very prosperous condition. lie referred
briefly 10 the late DR.. Edward Dcahcld, who had
departed full OF years and hOnors He stated that SCI COJ
had been raised toward tie foundation OF the Alumni
chair OF Pathological Anatomy. DR.. John McClenn1nd
LEFT $1,000 for that purpose. fund has been estab
ushed which yields income OF 500. which Is TO tie
Given 10 the student OF the College who present. the
best essay on any medical subject; SIS has been
cured toward the Joseph VI. Smith Fellowship.
DR.. willard Parker gave some Interesting reminis-
ccuccs OF some Of e prominent who had been
pected with the College OF Physicians aud Surgeon
The first toast was responded to by DR.. j. {. Dalton
who aid an eloquent tribute 20 the memory OF Dr. Del
la1rld President Barnard replied 10 the toast to
Columbia College, and I'm the OF his extended
marks he stated concerning the condition Of Columbia
that A. now has of SltCO. aud numbers III all
lis nous nearly 1850 mr, maging II the largest
university in this county The enimeni Oar sister
Medical SchOOs-Dnv the ficltlcs of instruction keep
pace with the advance OF scientific knOwl .dge"
ped 10 by DR. Gross o. jefferson COc.r, Philadelphia
and Dr. Pcaslce Of Bellevue. and III. LOOMS OF the
University Medical College o. this city. letter was
reao from DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes OF Harvard Col
Iege The toast The Clergy" answered the Rev
Dr. Taylor, who spoke Of the mutual regard OF the
professions for each other referred 10 The harmony
between science and truo religion. The Bar
assigned Gen. J.C Jackson, VINO spoke of the pleas
ant relations existing between the professions: Prof
Charles L. Chandler OF the School OF Mines ~ Columbia
College replied 10 tho toast Medical Education"
pleaded for a higher standard IN medical schools. Tue
last toast The Press" responded 10 b. Arthur
Sedgwick Of The NGton.
Among the prominent physicians present we're Thos
Markoe, &. A, Peters, ii. b. sanas, j. h. Adams. +. y.
Gus W. NJ Draper, l.. A. SIyre. Gordon Buck. G. X.
Agnew Abram jacob, ID. Tiden Brown Walter Day.
aud Daniel simpson. The music was furnished by
Stubs orchestra.
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the Apaches Of Arizona and New-Mexico, occasions
Peace have boon tee2raphed to come on
from New York and cooperate with the Department III
Efforts TO have these AMOUNTS Inserted by the House,
possible. and otherwise IN tue Senate.
The House Committee on the Department Of Justice
this evening presented their report the investga
lions OF expenditures In the Western District OF North
Carolina. The report completely exhonerates Col. r. NJ
Douglas the United States Marshal, from every sus-
picon OF COMMUNICATING charges against
him-and exhibits very creditaOle administration by
the Marshal.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has given notice
to the PosOnlce Department that the steamship City
Of Toxic advertised TO sail from Francisco japan
and China March 49, will arrive at San Francisco
In time to rcht and sail that date. aud that
quenty the said Company will not be able to dispatch
vessel until April
The Senate Committee on Commerce this morning de-
cided to report the River and Habor Appropriation bill
without any amendment whatever. The Committee arc
forced TO this action by the shortness OF tho time remain
ing this session. and the dan OF the failure OF
the bill II much discussion IS 0ccasonCd by amendment
in the Senate.
The Government officially advised that all the re-
naming hostile tribes of the Arapahoes, Kiowss.
Comancbes and Cheyennes have come In and surren'
dered themselves. They will be held prisoners OF
ana upon reservation under military guard
until they prepared to 60 upon permanent reseT'
vatioI.
The Committee of Conference on the PostOhice Ap'
prOpriaon hill has agreed fix the salary or the foSt-
master OF New-York at $S,O00s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THr DEBATE CLOSED ON THE ARKANSAS REPORTS.
The House resumed, In evening session. con-
sideraon Of the Arkansas question and was addressed
by Mr.. POLAND (Rep, VII. Chairman OF the special
Committees in advocacy of the views reported by tho
majority. aud the resoution-that the existing
State Government In Arkansas should not DO
intcrfered with either by Congress or pv
any department OF the General Government
THIS speech happy compound or the serious ana
The JcOse, aud listened with close attention py
The memer who left Their seats and crowded into tho
TO bear him. lie protested that the National Gov
eminent bad right TO interfere with the exist
Ing State Government 0f Arkansas than Englahd OF
France had, This was undoubtedly. he SAID the iaSt
public political act he would DO called on 10 perform
IL had never expected IL he called on tocomDat 50
noEstIOus doctrine advanced Ia this case. 10
actuated by other feeling III The matter thih
desire for the welfare and prosperity OF the country
THE MINORITY RESOLUTION REJECTED.
Tho debate being closed the House proceeded TO vote
the substitute offered by Mr.. Ward Rep lliS.) ior
the resolution reported by The Committee. MI "ard
substitute being that jos cph Brooks having been eeced
Governor under constitution OF 1863 and mat con-
simtion mover having been overturned or ahr0gaeh.
and being still in force. is the lawful Governor oI e
Stota.
Tho substitute rejected by 70 Yeas TO 152 Maya as
follows. Republicans in Roman, Democrats III itaiics,
Liberal Republicans small capitalist
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LATEST SHlP NEWS.
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samsblp Bell Vre5ee. AoTfok Cts Point and Rchmsaa
with ni.e ana PASS. to Oh Dominion St,ansrp To
barA UaoU. Dorp. Carderas ~ da's "a sugar
Brig Aeula tital J. eAtors Naples ~ cars. VIII frit
But SuyVa Provdena a MangaHro "a amae 90 das with
fruit
sch Mary Chiffon Svperk st. Andrews Il tsY With uaA
scnr. Helen n sDrouck Bonnet.
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sem q. Il ught, Chopper Virginia
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ship. CITY Of Broohn Liverpool; Albeuare
DE-, vn.cttor Philadelphia; teaups!e r sAf Ne .as
L3lIon bars II. h. LOuh ir LeIooi N14acs ~.
st. Jioo. X weGrn 10 Urisc for ia-ls; 6uxs
hattie Mary r. Ih-yer, for Seve fcf AeAe beH,as
for him. stOn, JAM.
hl.D-Suase light. " w; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEw-OaLE,Ns Harch 2-Arye1 tie Psses. schr Tatre O.
Dow rJn steamship besscrn hefopols
rrh Crared Fana for trryOJ A-Tiyej
steamship C vi waco, from hesfori brig Mad VI nlnnenA
from Eiu.
BALTIMORE March 2,rvcd bark Warren (So from Mossinsi
blra Sls boots tBf.i from ITO.
sAy.SSaH March ArnVci steamship Ashland, oo New York;
bar. Nave 9aeeR orr, from Liverpool
FOREIGN POETS.
March 3Ibe Allan steaHshp Pru.sisu Rchie ron
Ne Feb 30 for Liverpool, sT4 a. -H ea Lor ts
o~oS March Sailed for Urited tarota abigail
Jsob tarm-l aiming hgnderssfom hqle ErDe s'h.
cIs john T. hoffman,, Hydr-Ee Arrived 10 I'd iLss
HAVANA March 9Th. steamship City Of NeSior., ron Ner-
York arrived here tbs aitcr1oon. -,
HALIFAX 81 MIc1 Zssed steamships AhaIbra for Bosom
Chase, Portland.
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WARNING FLOOD SIGNALS,

n
SIR: Rapid rivers are at all times liable to
snddon and destructive foods, more especially IN the
sorpe season. To give instant and general warning OF
,bese coming destructive foods suggest signal by
cannon a each town rapid rivers Nearly oil such
rivers have line Of telegraph wires along their banks
which eau give of coming floods from town TO
towD while tho cannon nred at well known stated iner
III ,.onId give instant and general warning net only
70 RIA whole town. but also TO the valleys on both sides
of tbe river between tho towns. which could not DO
reached by the telegraph warning The cannon ought
10 he ed as long tue danger IA imminent and thus
eivo ample warning OF . coming Hood throughout the
cptre length OF the RIVER. In time 10 re-
NAV, or secure much valuable property, drive
80 ont of its reach, and moro important
Tim NIL 10 save many lives All this could be done ut
LAM xpense as there plenty OF now useless eau
NM al least m the state and National arsenaIs. To im
,ncdatsiy establish this simpe aud eqmpststlyeiy IA
expensive pau 10 would De wen 70 pass hh &c. ~ rscn
Leo " SpIy " u ~ ad!lsIIs ssAssvo Sai9eu !" "
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DIED.
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south S II % To,' s,:s hf NJ
ham, and wife Of Nehemiah IL. Alice.
Notice . funeral bere1fier.
BRAcKBrr-In this eit, Feb 81, ,tl. r,si'n. Of Rev a.
w VIII, H. Mass. mus '''''' D'-''''' ~
SoDd., Feb 2s ,er .ho Illness Elizabeth vito Of
RirtSes aud family respectfully Invited 20 'ttssd
asnpnrhst wlne.diy March s. at Remain, cid 10
taken to Johns Cemetery, ionkess iOs !niesneni
CoRYRLIThr month Third day Msrcn ., at BOB East Thirty
sNh Samuel Cornell. aeed "a wontb' snd - las
oldest Of Cha. wsfi sa1 Phebe e. Cornell
CROKER Modsv Mach Mry vie u Henry Croker sen IN
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n IN ber late ence 255 St,ent Jr,s CJ "a sSneSsJ.
prNoRMANpEIu London Bag FEB &C. ls75 -er:rads p 's,
Funeral Chspei Mt Aubafn % SGHd'y' hafea
c.StIa yewYol Cleyeand ard please
Sunday % william W. Flick 10 The Both year efhs
pus" the rr.dens Of John Dowd 20 C,bey Pub
ton Ferry BrOO1 90 wesaesdAy a. O'Clock T. ~ hS~-' s'
cner.do Ter S.yaa. CAL and Detroit, Mich paper, please
GAvIr-In this city, Monday. March l. Daniel T. GA' ago. 50
RssS.. and friend. deceased Invited .,spd the funeral
;sss ss ISnss Thury At IL eos Ii. re-
mains will be taken TO 0Odlswn i0E a'erneaL
Albany papers please copy.
u.YpBS-On Monday, March !, John p. Hsydso
The ,.. and friend, Of he family .e S'e, % . t Ne
Perry-st, this w dnesdsy, at b O'CLOCK p
HISCHMAN-A Dover " j. Saturday morning Pst 81 1875 sos
o. Wife hDsn Sa H.: s ~ ,, 1Ua AZ ssh
J., wednesday, March 8, a. 1880 s'cloct a
HIXoN-Ou Tuesday March 1879 CaharLs NJ wife Of James D.
IIiron aud daughter Of Oliver Holden esq,
Pun, 81 An.'s Caureb rear Fhh.vs :.
Thursday March Relatives and fnerds are respectfully
invited
LoCKwooDA, sns Sing on Sunday The 2sh u. huss0s
J. Loci wood, 10 he 6Sth Of his
The relatives and friends We my q, rec; invited q .esA
dsy March O'clock Train leaves For.J IL
a. N Carriages 10 stIeDdsSee at sing Stag depot
RoBINsOy-On Monday morning l ip,t OF diphhers Ynns
estop Robinson daughter VI Fred u aud ~ Robinson aged
wears and IL months
The restives friends fh. family invited nd the funeral
seryes WednetSg, 80 last. IL the esieuee q
her grsadther Robinson, 3ls West TweBiTnirhI Inc
remain Will DO aken TO Tsrpown for nerneEL
sTRONC-Iu BroOlyp MoBday The li lost Agnes Elliott dsu
Hsnry NJ aud Anes Strong tge months and IL
TIE friends Of the nlg ne 70 attend TIE funeral
services Wdnesds the Sd lust $3.50 the residence
Of her parents, $50 Lal-yeIte-sSe, BtVoklrn.
yALESTINE-of consumption Essbeth j. the lst issi
DGyd NJ Valentine IN the 2Ob
Of lis
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited aIesL
funeral Wednesday. the 30 lust, $3.50 oeOet ron va
Shefnaa-aYr vii
Liberty Ferry the CeLtEA Rsoad u AesJsrsf
vIBTOR-on Mondv March Marie Louise inant daughter 81 Geo.
Frederick hBne NJ Victor. aged aVnths AID days
relations inyi 10 st;i the funeral on ts true
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

\
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OrPIcsh'
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Wednesday, NJ lrch 1871 a. NJ
Synopsis for me pas "a hours =,
The Louisiana depression has progressed
slightly northeast ward Win northeast 10 north-Nr
winds cloudy weather, and occasional RAIN In the Cur
States and o norther on the Texas coast.
SOuiberiy and ensterp winds. falllng barometer,
warmer cloudy weather. and rain prevail in the SOuth
Atlantic States.
North.ea.terly Winds falling barometer, and cloudy
weather In Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley
Rising barometer, northeast 10 north-WeSt WINS hhu
stationary Temperature thu lakes, win fatlne
barometer northeast To southeast Winds anu pdrty
cloudy weather In the North tst.
High pressure. -eastery winds and nearly sta
tonary temperature the Middle aud Eastern STATES,
with increasing cOuGDess on the coast.
The rivers have rlseU slightly AZ 81. L)lis MOreau-
town, Paducah and Louisville. and decidedly at Menu
phis and Pittsburgh
For tho Nortb-West and tnehce to Missouri fallng
barune or northeast TO southeast Winds. warmer an
increasingly cloudy weather with occasional ram OF
snow.
For the lakes, high but decreasing pressure north
easterlv winds, warmer aud clOuiy weather, For tne
to northwest winds, warmer ahd cloud weather.
with
For the Gulf States, increasing pressure north EST
erly winds. colder. cloudy weather. aud rain clearing
in tho western Gulf IN the forenoon.
For the South Atlantic States. falling barometer.
cloudy, and rainy weather, with sOuthery Winds
backing to westerly.
For ne Middle States and Nep England. stationary
pressure and temperature north eGslerfy rinds coudy
Ueaiter and rain or snoW along Ae seabodrd.
The rivers will rise nc and below Memphis ana PUTS
burgh and below Morgantown AMI CInrunati Caution
airy signals ordered at New.Oreans Cape Haieraa
Kitiyheuk, Norfolk. Cape Henry. Cape May Pecks
Beach, Atlantic CITY, and Barnegat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
sEw.yoRK STATE CHARTER ELECTIONS.

Row.. n. Y, March AT the city election
,odav Samuel b. Stevens Democrat, elected Mayor
by ESQ majority The Democrats elect four OF the five
war, officers The Common Council will stand. 10 DEM
ocrdts to Republicans.
OswEGo y. V. March AIT tho charter election to-
day Poncher, Democrat. was elected Mayor by about
200 majority. The Republicans elect Vo OF the eight AL
Il rmeD.
ITHACA, N. Y. March 2.-The charter election today
resulted In great fallns-o IN the Democratic majority
OF last year In every ward the Republicans gala one
member the Board OF Trustees
ArBURS n w. March 2-The Hon. Theodore VI. Pom
eroy Republican, elected Mayor OF this city to-day
bv a majority OF $50 over Vim. J. Moses, Democrat and
Temperance.
UTICA, N Y, March 1.-The vote was largo at the
charter election to-day. The Democrats elected
Charles W. Hutchinson Mayor by 26 majority and
elected nine out OF the Supervisors and SIX out OK
the ten Aldermen.
EIMRA n Y, March 2--Col. Howard NJ. Smith, Re
ruh,ran was elected Mayor OF tbscity to-day by 400
majorty The Board OF Supervisors stands Repuol-
cans II Democrats Last year the city went Demo-
cratic ny $50 majority.
NrwBuRou. N Y, March AIT the charter election
here to-day the Democrats elected j. J. s. McCroskey
Mayor by about 800 majority. They also elected three
out OF FIVE Aldermen, and have majority 10 the
Common Council The Democrats also elect the Cot
peryisoTs, all hy increased m1jorties. The Repub-
icans elect both School Trustees.
CoHoEs n. Y, March AIT the city election to-day
the elected three out OF four Supervisors
Tic Common Council and School Board are equally
divided.
ROCHESTER. ". Y, March AIT the Charter election
odry. Gen. Williams Deml was elected City Treasurer
by about 1000 majority, aud Staples Den.. Justice Of
the Peace about 500 majority. The Democrats elect
u Aldermen and the RopublicaDs making the Council
Democratic by majority. or School Commissioners
elected, Democrats ana there Will lie tie IN the
Board oT ucaton The Board OF Supervisors Is prob
ably Democratic. The city elects ii Democrats aud
Republican Supervisors, gam to tue Republicans VI
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WASHINGTON.
Continued from First raxe.

h,oco makes the defeat of the bill probable. Upon
the ten and coffee amendment Mr. Hamilton Dem.
Indl made a very vigorous speech against all IN
creased taxation while the expenditure LOT
nphlio buildings and the different departments
If the Government was great and had been IN
creasing so rapidly during the last few years. Mr.
Morrill, rep, Mel strengthened the weak
knees of those who were faterlng In
their duty by one of his forcible efforts.
attempting to show that unless this bill were
passed the appropriation bills would all be crippled,
or the President called upon to discriminate between
those which should be allowed to remain and those
which should be curtailed The civil service of the
whole Government would, in his opinion, be thrown
into infinite confusion by the failure Of tins bill.
ole made such fierce attack upon Mr.. Sherman
"A to rouse the latter to such degree Of
warmth as to defend his position and
show the imperfections of the bill in unusually
straightforward manner. At midnight, after
.ession of over 10 hours, his speech of such a
character to attract the closest attention OF all
Senators Such ringing, brave, and straightforward
speech has not been heard in Congress during the
session. Exposing the fallacies of the bill which
must be passed without amendment, he declared his
purpose 10 amend and defeat it if he could. While
willing to pass reasonable tax BILL lie called upon
Mr.. Morrill, (Me to take up the cudgels and reduce
appropriations ana TO cut ms coat dccoiung W HIS
cotb. This recommendation comes with more force
ION Mr. sherman, who steadily and pcrsistently
turing the consideration of appropriation bills. and
ut other times opposed every project which was not
actually demanded. He favored u tax OH tea, coffee
and sugar, which would produce revenue
ut once. and of sufficient amount to cover
all necessities. Many members from the House had
entered the Chamber and listening with the
greatest attention 10 this remarkable effort.
The TAX BILL PASSED WITHOUT AMENDMENT.
The Senate discussed the Tax and Tariff bill
during the evening session without advancing any
.pecial arguments facts on either side of the
mestion No amendments and discussion
as been the order on the Republican
de, and amendments and discussion on
10 part of the Democrats Every amendment
fered was voted down by a uniform majority, and
ne only amendment agreed urOn in Committee of
ne Whole yesterday nOn-conculred in by the
cnaie The bill WIS ut Last passed as II came from
40 House by vote of 50 to %
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Messrs. LOGAN Rep., nl) and RANSOM Dem, NC).
who would have voted In the negative. were paired
with MessIs. ROBERTSON Rep.. N. O. and WAD-
LEIGH Q.ep, n. H. who would have voted In the afr-
native. -
OTHER BILLS PASSED.
Mr. SHERMAN (2ep, Obo) called up the House bill
20 proyide for support OF The District or Columbia
for the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1876 aud for other
purposes Passed
Mr. HOWE Nsep Wis., called up the House Dill ex-
tending the privileges OF the library OF Congress to the
Regents OF the smitL sonian Institute: Passed.
the House bill authorizing the Wisconsin Central
Railroad Company TO change the line OF tue ROAD.
Passed. W., .au.s % tab. ,,r On.
s,eamboat bill, but Mr.. CONkLlNG thep., y. II Cd
sec,ed and said he wOulj Insist that ample Tine DO
Igdycn no consider the amendments Inc motion was
subsequently rejected ~, .,,.,,.,s ,,o,oc NJ
StpcENr Rep. Call, from Inc Committee on Appro-
nrafins reported the Sundry Cvil Appropriation Dill,
- In ,nend,aeptr. Placed on the calendar.
Mr. aTEWART (Rep, New, from the COmmttee on
back the pilis 10 ara IN the costruc
80, ~ fnr Texas Pacific aud Northern Pscihc Railroads,
and several other subsidy bills without recommenda-
ZION Placed on the CALENDAR. .,,,o,. a.. r.ara %
the same subject; and the Committee was discharged
from their furh her CONSIDERATION 49,. A.. I'll
MT FRELINGHUY5EN GRIP, n ~ caled nv tae Dill