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New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
OBITUARY..
TIE Hon. JOHN II. CLIFFORD.


Ex-Goy. Clifford Of Massachusetts. whose
death VIVA recorded yesterday. onoo prominent IN
pubic affairs IIo was born In Providence T. L. jan To-
1909 and was graduated at Brown JaivorsiV m
1877. receiving in 1919 the honorary deGroo
Of LID. aud tho same honor was snbSe-
au,utly paid 20 him 10y Harvard and Amherst Col
icgo, In 1888. having become n ctizon Of MaAsaohu
setts he w,s elected member OF the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives. Upon tho election 0f Ed
ward Eyoroit ~ Governor Mr.. Clifford became his aid
serving IN tha capacity during the whole Of Mr Ever
ett'. torn from 1895 20 1910 He Nas DiturbAuornoy
OF ne Southern District from 1889 to lSlo lie
scrved I'm tLo stato Senate IN lsA', ana Hom
lsio 10 1888 he Was Attorney General Of the state
In the Pa Of ,J2 no was chosen Governor OF MaSaa
chu-ett- being the candidate of the Whs party. Gov.
C ford drclin.i denomination, and accepted again the
office Of Attorney General which he held until the oror
WIS made m elective one by The Legislature IN leo0 ne
wa. nearly the choice OF tho Legislature ana
IN 1857 ha wa. chosen by tho rcopo by IL large vote
lie rtrcd from the office In 1893. and for several sue
ceed, yelr, he ayo has attention 10 tho duties of bis
profession
I'm the eaty years Of the civil he again gave his
time To public affairs from sense Of duty lie wa
member the Scnao In l762. and Ha' President OF in
body lchod The position ., Oneseer - y, ~ tbc
lcgc from 1854 Ia 1887, AMI hr Nts inciprI ~ w We
Board oil Trustees the Peabody Educational Fnni O
late years GOV clifford had been tne ifrs'nht ol thc
Bo,tnn aud Providence Railroad, ANA ~ hut 'ap'up
achieved cou,iderabic ancco-A lA.l SlLlns & ne Na7
gruutsi leave Of absence Tor NfhI u" ''t
alton To heilih lie had suu red from slBhl dttokS hhu
the ldmOuiiiUn 10 rtot WuH net dod
Prior Ia Mr. ClinOrds departure he had h"n tnocftu
two foreign appointments. the mission {" H fc'tishag
or to Tnrsey. The irst bc declined on account oi me
cllnnc and the second, which would have bcon ltI''
ube in many respects he refused, ~ ne did not u" t
he could o0nscs0Usly accept the cin0inicntA "l tho
office when hr know tl bis stay abroad would oe hm
tied tO u single year. =, .-,.. ,.., .,,.h
improved Ina health, REd rrsuinrd is der ~ riIloan
president During tno month he tel SICK ana ooh'h"'u
so until li- death. ~, d,
GOV. Clifford member OF the present Boalu or
Oycisecrs Of Harvard College, nnd Tor long lo ne
,rns presldf ni n Inc Board lie also member ot
te United STATE. Fishery Commission whose dulles are
set b. performed He WILL me Hosf0h g0ph"1 ~ :,
i, ua.ed IN many ciror- his prr-cnco was wid,Y
conrtrd and his sound Judgment IN matters oi pnDIc
interest was relied upon bJ tho-e high IN hutioril
lie VIVA NOT only "a an counselor and julicOus friend,
hat IA. wi. n man OF culture. VINO combined tLo att-
bni, of scholar with tho natural attraction OF dSni-
he'd aud golial citizen.
proNlnENCF IL. l., jan. 3.-JObn BulIOck dlcd
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
TONY PAsTOFs THEATER.

New players and new acts are presented
every week at Tony Pastors Theaer This Ia tho GUS
tom Of the place aud variety il thus insured to class Of
pay-goers very foud OF eyerclangng pleasureS Last
night tho performances led on by Dir. s. Dovere'
bano,ysr the Pool Brothers. clog dancers tho Eth
oplan ndgets wesyn and Casey, Irish sketch players
Miss Elouise Allen and Miss Morgan, ballad singers
Sig and Mile. Belett, magcians La Belle Victoria
trapeze performer Mr. Tony Pastor hiinself-in local
songs and mpersOnations-and many miscelaheous ar
lists. Tho programme. much diverslfed ana steadily
cheerful unqualified satisfaction 10 considerable
crowd OF spectators.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

We do mo- m t:.e feel like aming Macbeth Tor tins
pres. disgust inueoc sTs it hcllnCd 10 syn
hLe with him Even nowadays most ~ d. caiharcs OSer
To- The public great, looking pills the ap
pearance witch Is sufficient to turn es si0nTh ad
Macbeth Dr. FIEKCEs PLEASANT PUKGA1lvR PHI
LTs would uttered those WOra 0 cont npt 10
rally encouraging when ono IA IT, tohni tat niue s
coat Pellet no larger than gBln Ot Wu TART VIII as
rOmpily pruoe desired eoct dose Oi eat naUso
ang These little Pellets unlike other cathaTtc% arc
rra natures pyelc. They d not debtte bat tone eni
inNigOrae the system. No fan should Do bt10at Dr
PiFRCB5 PLEASANT PURCAnVR IBLlBls
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A B0AT-BUILDERS MYSTERIOUS WOUND.
STORY OF AN ArTESIPIR EOBBEAY, WITH FATAL


STORY OF AN ATTEMPTED IOGBEaY, WITH FATAL
REsULT-sUsP. OF sCICIDF.
James johnson, bOat-buildcr residing at
No 79 Lsfayetteaye. in Brooklyn. and dong business
No 40i water-st. York. shot yesterday un-
der circumstances witch lead tho belief that he
attacked by two hghwaymen, although there are causes
for believing that he may received the injuries ut
his own hands. In any event. the wound will probably
prove fatal.
5000 after he received his injuries tho effect that he
lett his about $50 yesterday for his place Of
business. and went toward the corner OF ThroOp aud
Lafaycte-aves. ne says that be was passing a high
board fonce which Is near his house. when two men
sprang upon him. One was tall man with dark
mustache. the other very short man. The tall man
approached him on the left sde quickly swung his lett
arm around his neck clnpped his left hand over his
mouth and at the moment the short man seized and
held bis two aims from behind We want that SlOO"
exclaimed the taller man. and they tore his vcst open
and one OF them placed pistol against bis lett
breast and fired. Tho men then searched him.
The short man then discovered. according to Mr. JOHN
son. that they had made mistake ana ex-
claimed. =" He's not our man" They threw tie
revolver on the ground, and jumping over The
lives heard the shot. AMI rushing into the street
caugnt the injured III his arms The pistol shots
crowded with terrified people. but the perpe
traitors of the dt ed lad gone. revolver was iound
no Rcvcr. with six of the chambers still loaded. MI
JOhn5On5 wOun5 were examined and pronounced ~ Oe
Htll lie alter relapSed into uDcOusclousneSs
IL IL the opinion Of the police thai the man attempted
to commit suicide while l0bOring under temporary ab
erraton Of mind. hoy base this on several grounds
Mr. johnson has acted strangely at times for several
years His wife declares thai when hr retained FROM
onurch Sunday he burst into tears for no cause what
ever aud TINT lac bad boon meldBololy OF Ito. TIC
officers look upon bis story ~ Improbable Tho revolver
was found at his feet No one saw any persons near NM
although two or three were ut bis side almost mledi
ately the sound Of tue shooting had reached them
Lot night two men won arrested on SUSPICION
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
LATEST SHIP EETS
fFor o,aer ship Nscs see laird rage.l

ARRIVED.
steamship George cromwell Bacon Halifax Dec 81 witA
mdse and pass 70 CLARK q seaman ,..,,.,o,a =, n md
Aiexsiira Sith mise and pass 10 J. q KENYON
steamship Wr. p clyde. Livingston PM 'dsphia In bal
Steamship Regaator Doan Philadelphia with mdse- and
p -.snstor IKon (Ger). Pennekohle Mania iGs days.
Bark siiorsiore u,aLl Longobardo ca,ans ioi days
RarE 0vari utsL, Martoa Queenstown 80 days in OA'
bark Freia (Nor) Jcnscn London 20 dav. IN ssil's,
Bark Harry Bailey tof Joan. N. b AoNeai London ~
rr EaeleI tof Tor,oia Davis savannah Ia Mar is days
schr Nee b. DObbu new 80 tons, DObb'O. Jcnespor'.
scuooxRRs-RIyRR ASp ooA.rwIsa
WA figeon, SOmerset Aid Proyilss s 60 49,. ,,,..
MaIsaretiS 5si eta New Haven. y H,USls No%.HS'o&
sAILkn.
WISDDsarsst, Win 3D. % ~; m moderate. NV; clear.
SPOKEN,
Nov lat IS IL 3. lon IL 20 e, ship Momnon from ca,
Nov H. lat ii 80 g. lon s5 OF w. bark East LomOnd tBr
MrMoRANDA
Bark Geo H. jenkins from Antwegr artved at Phn'dS
asse vessel Of about 300 tons apparently quite new ~iA
schr Pa'@o sanoorp rom New Y9rE @ Dec 10 70, HsysnA
59gGTea g telegraph ''" Ns' WEST 10 Do "''~
ana WITH cargo OF coal & Sr s sssers nis o. me ~ ps
during hes y rain sdgA near S'' nv HHnPsn, IN 4 as s n
No 81 T.. 'o'' Inc ''0" Ns'' ''''1 y '1' '"'''' ~
HAvASA. Jan. 3Aryed steamship City OF Mo1ioo sher-
YOud ksH-A
MATASzAa Dec. STARVED schr. 0ea Po9b d., White
GreenocS sailed Jan. big Messelger Orb Thornton. 'os
New.YOrk.
ST. JOHN n e. Jan l-Saod. bar "a Sunlight (Brl Hayes
Iiverpo0 Aana Br Scott, Dub In Annie Troop tBr. I'll
Havana brgs Anna l. Ode .Or tauzas Qnaco. do, asd
John NoyCs mot before reported sehrs IN mas y
Stone for TIE ere.hp c. r. Pane. md Rarry Fro 'or
Matanzs Rubina tor Cabarien. AMI Harvey for bsr01
dOaa
DOMESTIC rOyfS
CHAELRsToS. Jan. S.-Arnvcd. brig Conpeer Obi, Ella
Belfast.
KEY WEST F1a Jan i--Arived &C r. I. A. Leman. from
Nors. Sailed bark A. e. Adams for Mobile soar L. A.
lose. for PeIsaCOlL
MoBI,E, ian. 3.Auived brig Leona from Puerto sbeh
NTWORLEANs i.Arrvo'. ships l.. H. GlChr a., irrn
I0nlon Ma IA c. Day from Antwerp bark Herof Her Of
sen (NOrl iTon 10 don. ed steamship LaDol-t for
BOsfnn rfvA 9d barks ClIas jayne from LorieauII
Octan litf J. " m belfast --Sac
fogTRIss MONROE, in S--Salci. blras For"-'
for baltimore. shit McClpllAn, from
PROVIDENCE Jan. 3
haiimoiss Jan 3Ci ard harks Anre Burrl (Br, for
iGtrOl Braats (Nor.l pr DObOy Carl Geoso (Goih iVr
Charleston.
WuNISyToS n. c. Jan ARRIVED. b'rks LYDIA Peschaa
tirr from London IL. ROdbTtus (Gtf nom lOnhohi Oh
fNO Bristol. biss John Pierce, ir0iO Matanlas
Abna NON Limerick
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.

"Piaue," with its copious incident, Its SEN
soton scenes ts story OF matrimonial infecity ana i
illustration fate Of the stolen child-Whereh the
case Of Charley glanced at-has proved popular
and attractive at the Fifth Ayenuc heate and VIII run
along there for considerable time II receives compo
tent treatment at the hands OF Mr. Days numerous co
pany and 1t IL set upon his with effective scenery
play by Judge Barrett has been accepted by Mr. DAILY
and will be brought out at the Fifth Avenue Iheater
aer in the season 1t deals with an important social
topic and illustrates strong character under novel oond
tiOns OF emotion.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
THE COLOSSEUM.

The additions recently made TO the exhibition
established here have had terminating ehee' ON PuDno
interest IN this ne display Of the scenes and incidents
of the Pr1isan siege OF Paris and of the orgy OF Com
muusin in the French capital On several cccaSiohS
during the holidays the attendance here has been sur
prengly largo. The Wow Of the shooting OF the Alcn
bishop Of Paris perpetuates horrible bnbary IN Vu
manners and indeed this entire exhibition gives par
tculary nfeliKe copy and abiding Impression C' 'l".
stormy passage In modern history wherein inc oaso Vi
Frauce went down before the eagle OF Prussia
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
CLAIMANTS or ALDERmANIc POSITIONS.

Tho men who claim that they are Aldermen
pnh Assistant Aldermen. elected under tho charter "'
1870 met yesterday morning at No 3l5 Broadway.
Both bodies appointed committees 10 wait upon
the Mayor and Commissioner OF fuoho "OrSS'
and demand tho Chamber Of Aldermen and records
-, tho Common Council. But at the Civ
Han they were refused admission to tho Mayor, and
Gen Porter refused allow them the USE Of the Common
council Chamber. any other room 10 the Guy Han
They Iet certain papers, and then returned an reported
o tEeIf respective Boards At ~ o'clock the two Boards
orennized elecng for President of the BOatdo Aldermen
s Stiack aud for President OF the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen, Patrick Reilly. The committee previously
appointed again sent to The Mayor AMI wce again
,ltisrd a,mlssion These Allemauio claimants assert
that they viii begin suits to obtain their alleged rights
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
EAGLE THEATER.

Another success is to be recorded Tor the
Eag Theater whore now may be Christmas Pan
tomme Oh tho Euglish plan 1t is called "Thc Demon
Statue" and IL closes with rcspcnnt transformation
scene by MI Matt Morgan. representative o the -Four
sensons The accessories 10 this ieco ere neat ana
bright and the substance Of "a froc urth. and hand
some scenic display. This the8ter, Just nc'"' -
tho right resort for th" ohtur'h-Ninco 'io
off rcd 4, innocent and simple and OF u merry quality
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
OLYMPIC THEATER.

The Mermaid Lurline and the Man FISH
Watson can be seon at this theatcr AMI then acs be
,ootb the waves are equally astonishing and amusing
The pantcmime of "Ninllc Np"is continued wherein
100 ohidrcn In military and naval dress are marenVercd
with pleasing effect. and wherein Mr. Blame Ho cndeIv
ora To be funny as clown The entertainment at tih7
th,yor Is further composed OF medley OF varieties.
Ms. Adah Richmond, Mile. Olga, MI W. CouItflsht ana
others appeared last night.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS.

These sable satirists have not overlooked the
onportnity presented by Pque. Their good-ndtuIod
laughter tjnklcs ON MI Days helmet and on many
another orest-as they pass in oyal review the thca
cal and social life of the hour. Last night their pro-
rrsmme included four farces-"A Bad Nights Rest
"Peue" Temptation" and " The Cartcr's Dog and
Il was further diversified by numerous songs, dances
and tests after the well-known Ethiopian manner OF
Messrs Biroh, WambOd. and Backus.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
Union SQUARE THEATER.

Melo-drama, set in magn fcent scenery and
usraed by exceptionally talented actors, floats this
theater on tho top-most Of prosperity. Roso
Michel enters Its eighth week The impassioned and
graphic acting Of Miss Eytngo and Mr. StOddart has
given tue piece tragic vitality and strengthened these
kayers in the public admiration. Mr. Robson, acting
&o,s sostens tho general horror with his tender
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
ASSIGNMENT BY BENEDICT BROTHERs.

EMBARRASSMENT or 1HE JEWELLERS VII sE sToRE
WAS ROBDED-TlE ASSETS SAID TO BE ElF-
FICIFNr TO COYgp ~ ---'-'.'-i 'ifo'
St ~. and OyingtOn Benedict, doing
business at No. G7j Broadway. under the h name
BnedCt Brothers. made assignment OF their proDery
yesterday Peter L. COrtelyOu of Station Island Mr.
COrbyOu is tho father-n-law OF samuel w. Benedict
and has indOrsed all the paper which has been
given in the transaction Of their business Samuel W.
Benedict stated yesterday that he bed made this assign
protect both himself ami hs creditors In speak
ng OF the robbery ht the firms store on Friday when
money and goods Amounting In value u between S2hOO
and 81 900 stocn Mr. Benedict sad yesterday that
property that taken perhaps OF the least
immediate value Of any In his store, Mr.
Benedict stated thas he could not give
statement as to his assets and liabilities, but ho would
say this-that there more tnan enough property I"
pay uil the firms debts Tnc police state tHat The bni
glary il still ensbIOuded IN mystery. Detective Phlup
Rel tue Cnsc. lie stid that ne believed
when OyingUn benedict entcrcl tne store carry on
Friday Ding. lott the door opening Into the rad
ng-ruum Of tho Grand Central Hotel unlocked
samuel W. Benedict snd mat he inclined 10 believe
that this might have been tho case. lie added mat there
nd been tnet before from the part O tho Store
BY "A Til who entered through tie re'sdin room Mt
benedict also stated that he should continue his busln S.
and had made tho assignment oulJ 70 meet hs tompO
AIRY trOublt
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
FORFIGN NOTES.

Lovpov. Jan. 4.-Mr Deak. the distin-
cushed Hungarian statesman, "a seriously III.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-There are serious Disagree
ments between the Kb6dWo and Mr. Cave the BRUSH
special Commissioner W EIJpL
MADRID, Jan. 3.--Thc Impartial reports that
the Spanish Enbassldorship TO the Vatican hA beOn
oaorod 90 Cfrdcnas
nor olh~, For,tgn He,s Firsf Puge-l
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
TIE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.

LDSDOS. Tuesday, Jan A. lSfb'
The Paris journal lie Hancd's announces on
autbory that the Due de Brugo will bo Candidate io
the senate in the Department Of EnIe.
Tie IdJts MOnueV pubslcs a lottcr from NJ buHet 10
the Project the Department Of lot The nisior says
the Government deem 1t their duty to tnge ny Marshal
Canrocrt 10, candidate for the 5e alo because Of MS
p,tfiotio conduct In dcclinng any nomination which
nngh appear to no hostile 10 President MaoMahon.
Thi- letter Is regarded in quarters with daiis-
feilon IA open 10 the construction OF designating Can
robert ~ MaoMahpns successor
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

A Few Oifices only remain unrented in THE ThInUNE
BUILDINS. All BEAUTIFULLY finished In hard
tash There elegant glsx,urc neat and water In
All exceedingly nj and AIRY, RrJ perfectly
ventilated Odtsuo wudowe, ana communicate directly
wh tho aud sary all have independent entrances
hail The elevators side by side AMI both are IN
good working order They kept running from o'clock
te morning I'LL long after midnight Rents on very ayooe
terms Application should DO made A. TIE TRIBUNE
l,nnn
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
GEORGE u. LORDS TRIAL BEGUN.

BUFFALO, Jan. 3.-In the Court of Oyer ana
T,rmncf this afternoon the OF George d. Lord was
called. Mr. Lord represented by W. r. CoKs"eh oi
Rochester and A. r. Lansing and H. carleton VI
,h,s ctv Attorney General Farcbild aud the Hon. j.
NJ Humphreys Of this city, with the DisrictAtloney,
represented tho pfople The afternoon vas occupied III
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

A dandy, getting measured for par OF
riding buoa observed "Make them cover tao calf
" Irayens ~ exclaimed the shoemaker, astounded, sur
yeyIng his eustOneri " have not got leather enough
Parson tells me, SIR said n British
farmer once speskng Of that extraordinary race OF
psoplo tho gypsies their origin Is Lost Ia the nsts
Of iniauty and bound ~ say boiioNv hlm' tor
greater rogues don't live."
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
LATEST FOREIGN NE WS.
TIE RUSSIANS IN KHOKAND.

LoNDos, Tuesday. Jan $3.50 a. M
A telegram to TIE Times from Berlin says
the Russians. apprehending another ~ -
unnune1ol ,.,r,rn ~ h...,, preparing To ciOes
tbe sy,.p,ru ana occupy Marghelan and Undergan.
The campaign will probably begin about tho middle OF
January ana Will probably result In Tho annexation of
snutheru kbokInd
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

John r. Dilleber who was killed by seem-
nply to him. unknown party, on New Years cychlbs, a
the WestmInster Hotel, had provided his heirs WIN
- 600 policy the Hartford Accident Company through
its Metropolitan Manager, WIN. A Armstrong; -o-
BroQdway.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
NIRHIEU.

AGSFI-wITlIAMs-At the residence ~ the brides
mother Elm rp T., Monday Deo ~ 75, by tho Rev:
r. X Ieeono u. tnc5 Weir ApIel 10 Louise j., daughter ~
Mrs. sarah j, \, ilians No Caris.
UALLADAY-JACKsON-Cn Wednesday. Dec, %. 1873 40
tie Iening Methodist Episcopal CbuIcb jersey City by
ts J. l. q. MchUwn, Iarrus X hslaay ofNew YORK
uaughtr Of John s. Jackson esr OF Jersey Ciy
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

Advertisers aegrInG co gnin ths attention ana pss
trenxge Of Farmers ana Agricuturists. viii nnd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the uiost valuable and effective mo-
dium reaches and those Of ectsof
clsss than any weekly paper published Advertise
meats proper classification shsad - handed on
or bstory Tuesday OF the week OF issue
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
THIRD AVENUE THEATFR.

Tho company that played last night In the
Third Avenue Theatcr includes the Fov sisters the Free
man sisters Harry Leslie tie French Twins Billy Pas
tor and many others. and the entertainment offered IL
IncIlley OF variety.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
TIE HUNGARIAN CROWN.

LuSDos. Tuesday. Jan :. 1879.
A Vienna dispatch to The Standard reports
that the Arcbduks Rudopho. Prince Imperial of Austi
will be- crowned King of Hungary IN July.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

tmea troli stmprirf,y, aud comea woys Tho sceoefy
too, has a strong pull on the popular fancy ann ho-
gether wo may look for tho long continuance oi ho'c
Al chclo
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

conferred uOn oly,r Mvda specially struck
ior tho prp roNsri or his uAD.e services a. meL
sul iug the ~ uiUst clcdc Col LAYER
OH. DIR DEJUNGlI . IiGH fBhONN COD LIVER OIL
Is soli In ei sed nptrI Haiti ins Sl by an Dfuggs sA
SO!r COGs .nees ANSAR. HAKFOhb TO-, LJlhOn. 500
Agents t1s United sIa,es JOHN h. HENRY, CURRAS
a Co. New York.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

While waiting for cough to go as 1t came
Won are often laying foundation for sone pulmonary or
irnncbia leco better to get rd OF cold III once by
using that sure remedy Dr. d. JAMES AfkClORAN1. which
the most stubborn cough ana IeAeVc you VI VII
anxiety 10 dsngeTou conssquoncS -
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

The statement of the United States liie Iil, In.
surau, Company to which reference was made III lhh
IntSs yesterday appears in the issGe OF hs morning
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

ToRoNro, jan. 3.--Angus Morrison was
elected Mayor Of this city to-day, defeating D. H. Med
calf, the former Mayor, by 1000 majority
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
OBTAINING MONEY on FALSE MORTGAGES

OBTAINING MONEI On TNI7E "UhTOH"T7''
At the Washington Place Police Court yes
terday Samuel echir was held Ia 5000 ban 10 answer
n charge OF obtaining $4,000 from Kuhn Loeb Coz
he,Lcrs hv fulso pretcnse. The testimony was that
schiller gnte 10 Bankers notes secured hY mortgages
for the amount, and tho mortgages PtoNou "oi
leA4
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
po,.um J, >oucc.-Tho FoREIGN MAILS Ior lns wee

PD,t-tIm q NOtrr.-Ihc FONEIUN MAIIE' TOT IIs Week
eunrg 81 TURDAl jan 5. loo, "h close al this oincs
,I a. tor EurOpe, pci steamer NeVaaA
wa uurrbst0Wu: WEON .srDAf al A. M Tor eGrUp,
Queenstown on III isHD ~ al li'0
m fur Europe, steamer Slttr V0'SouthamptOn and
Rrmsn SAfUttDAl Il ii a u. Tor England wales iro
clnc, via tuecns,OSu, ~
III a n oi Sc0inl direct per steamer ftdJpa. via ulIs
Tor France direct steamer FfRnc Wis
1avrr 1890 a. M ios Europe Ier stonI SrcAar VIA
snlIhinuInn and br- men .. D. IA.IAN. z. ".
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARKET
WILMINGTON N c. jan 3-Splrits Turpentino Hrm st 3Ao
Rosn aun a. 81 AZ tcr Strained Ts< steady a. " 90
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

Ihmoufh Church BROOKLYN (ltev. ". " Beeoher sl-An
o J,,a aud ls church e De publicly runtsi
y.ar TUESDAY. Jan. L. lb II, comm ntihg Az
ueOok aud pOspoutnrut account VI tnn "taher ny
ori,I o. lhs 4 ri.,t,ss IA. q. " ELD. SccIOtary.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
5pctia! Notlte5.
filne Aamnle Ten

TO co \ , q " A. K =,
200. por n. !, 90, and 70 plcGsset
PAAJN NiJNERS SONS,
i..U.t.J l3L vat ,r.sl Ncw.h hOik.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-13
Texas Items.

Austin county has produced 16-
pound potato.
Two colored men are to start a
paper in Austin.
Moses Crowson, of Fannin coun-
ty, raised 81 bales OF cotton on q
acres of ground.
Corn from Kansas sells by the car
load at Dallas for So cents n bushel.
Anderson county produces two
crops of tobacco annually, which
yield l POO pounds per acre.
The Methodist High School at
Honey Grove has been sold to a
joint stock company.
Texas, it is estimated, sends out
of the state this season over thirty
two million dollars worth of cotton.
VIM. Duebbe, of Austin county,
has been sentenced to be hung, for
killing his father.
The oil mills at Hampstead want
TO buy all the COOLERS in the state,
to manufacture into oil.
A hunting party from Fort Worth
has returned from Wichita with
over one hundred buffalo and much
other game.
1t is said that none of the religious
denominations would give Elizabeth
Cady Stanton a house to lecture in
at Sherman.
A party of hunters from Gaines
vile brought in four buffalo, seven
ty-three deer, and one hundred and
fifty turkeys.
A writer from Polk county says
of a wet season that county can pro
duce per acre eight cords of snakes,
four tons of frogs, and alligators
enough to fence the ground.
One of'the papers says that of the
$4,000 candidates now in the field
in the state not one half of them
" i'll ever be got to open their mouths
during the canvass as to whether
they are opposed or in favor of the
local option clause in the new con
stitution. They are flaid of the
"whisky influence"