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New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
TRANSACTIONS OF THE CONVENTION.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 29.-The Republican
State Convention at Allyn Hall to-day and organized
with Major John A. Tibbetts OF New London as tempo
rary Chairman, and the Hon. stephei W. Kellogg OF
Waterbury permanent President On taking the chair
Mr. Tibbetts expressed the hope that the Convention
would nominate a ticket which would command the
united support OF the party and the respect Of Its oppo
nens especially OF the Independent voters OF the
State. The platform should DO outspOken for hard
money he said, and for free public schools.
Mr. Kellogg briefly addressed the Convention on taking
the chair as President He alluded TO the hOnorcd sons
OF Connecticut who had formerly participated in the
gatherings OF the Republican party-Buckingham, Ferry,
strong and others These men have gone
but the principles they advocated live He spoke for
platform pronouncing for hard money for honest gov
ernment and for public schools. He compmented the
action OF President Grant in nterposing his veto to pre-
vent the country suffering the evils OF currency in
dation and commended Secretary Brtow for his Efforts
to punish fraud and Secretary Jewell for bis advocacy
OF reforms In his department.
On motion OF Mr. A. ID. Sperry OF New-Haven' the Hon
Henry O. Robinson OF Hartford was unanimously noml-
mated s the candidate for Governor The Hon. Frederick
j. Kingsbury OF Waterbury was unanimously nominated
for Lieutenant Governor. by reclamation, and Cen
Francis A. walker of New Haven for Secretary OF STATE
by acclsmaton. The ticket was completed BY the ncm-
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GEN. B1BCOCK'S FRIENDS.
A VISIT TO MDoNALD AT HIS JAIL-AN ALLEGED
MEETING WITH OTHER CONSPiRATORS.
IN, g Ioufs JOfrn1 27

A VISIT TO M'DONALD AT HIS JAIL-AN ALLEGED
MEETING WITH OTHER CONSPIRATORS.
from The 81 L0ufs Journal, Feb. 81
Michael Schulter is jailer of st. Louis County
JAIL that institution known here and sewnere as tue
Four Courts Mr. Schuter says, and he moreover pro-
make the assertion by OATH that on the
evening OF last Thursday between the hours OF seven
and eight close driven up III front or the
aIl building and stopped few moments AFTER his son.
with whom he had inIrusted the keys TO the jail proper
came to him and said that he had admitted Gen. Bah
cock and Judge Krum 10 see John Mcdonald the con
vlced Whisky Ring cOnspratOr and thief. Ar Scnlter
very much surprised and could hardly believe that
the jail had been hOnored with visit from two such ds
ngushed persOnages In to crafty his curiosity,
took the keys from his entered the jail court ana
there assured himself OF the truth Of bis sons
statement. Gen. Babcock standing close be-
side the door of McDonald's cell, apparently en-.
gagged in hurried conversation with the great dead
lion" Judge Krum stood some distance apart as II un
willing to ntrude himself into the secrets that the two
0uundam friends seemed he discussing Gen Babc0ck
remained with his counsel In the Jail court for three
quarters Of an hour As he passed out Mr. Schuer To
make assurance douby sure said. GOOD evening, Cen
BabcOck" to which Gen. BabcOck returned an aliaDe
Good evening" Upon leaving the jail Judge ,krum
and his famous companion entered the carriage anu were
driven rapidly down Twelfth-st.
IT will he remembered tna in its report OF the Babcock
Jubilee Thursday night The Journal mOdestly stated
that subsequent the serenede the beneficiary and his
more particular friends enjoyed quiet little 1OilincaOn
all by themselves. The journal did not at the time
know these particular friends were nor does u now
IL is however, known that Messrs. Beyls and Fraser,
confessed Illicit whisky dsticrs were seen leaving Cen
BabcOcks room, and after few moments or low ana
apparently earnest conversation III the hallway Cen
BabcOck was seen shake hands with each O them AZ
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st John NJ B 27th bark chariota or) from rensscola
for London schr Mabe Lent Br from St John, B brig
Alice from Mobile for Confueg0s sailed. schrs Ellen III.
Gott Armstrong, Charleston River Queen Hbb To- Pass
Chr stan.
MArAszAs Feb 2e.-Arrived. brig j. p. clsaver, Cum
Packard NewYork; Busigus (Br and Alice Burnham from
CAIBAhiRs Feb 2e-Arrived. schr, Andrews from
Providence
CARDESAs. Feb 26.-Auved. brig j. Rowland Lakeman.
NewYork; schr Ada f. Whitney from do. Sailed brig Ad
die Hale N OF Hatteras
CIENFUEGos Feb. 26.-Ar1ved brig Monroso (Ir) from
Montego Bay, jam. schr Ella from kngstcn Jam. sailed.
brig Alpha (Br for Boston, schr Speedway, Corin for
New.l0rk-
HALIFAx n g.. Feb. 2s.-Arrved, steamship Bermuda
!Brl rom Portland. Sailed brig Jane f. Haia (Br for
Porto Rico
DOMESTIC PORTS.
VINEYARD HAVEN Feb. 2g-Arriyed steamships Anentown
and Centpede from PhadeDha for Boston; sclr Lennd
Boston Feb. 29-Arrived brigs VIM Mason and Kremn.
from Cienfuegos schr f. B Emery wcks from philadelphia.
Crane, for Baltimore bark Adela Hale st. Pierre Mar
Unique.
TYBEE. Ca. Feb. 29-Auived bark Mary O. Reed. from
Liverpool.
wTIMvGroS ". c.. Feb. 29-cleared, bark Cito (Nor).
for Stettin
FORTRESS MONROE Feb 29-Passed out barks l. g. Bige-
low. Be asst CASTELAR, for Londonderry Ferraro Terko
for Queenstown Hans Nielsen for do. Arrived. ship Aus
traia, nom Liverpool.
CHARLESTON 29-Arrived steamship City OF Atlanta.
from New-lOFk.
BALTIMORE Feb 29-Arrived, steamships Braunschweig
Cleared steamship HIbers (Br) W lie, for Liverpool via
Halifax.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 29-Arriyed steamship Equator from
Charleston; brig Juliet g. Clark, from aes.ns.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
UUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE ENGLISH OPERA.

Inc second night of Miss Kellogg's opera
,ason was set apart for the benefit OF Mrs Zelda Segn
and The Bohemian Girl presented, with Mrs oe-
gn as the Gypsy Queen, Mrs. Van Zandt as Arne' nr
Castle as Thaddeus Mr.. Hamilton as Count Arnhe' MI
Morgan as Forestne, and Mr. segun in the Iole o Do
ilshooE which he has made so emphaticaiy MS o"n ~
The performance was not in its general erect
larly bright one Mr. Castle was not IN goou Voeo, ~
Hamilton was but passabe Arahe'm ana INC I'.0
IN which lies 30 much the life OF this opera "eIo ~
Al sung. Mrs Van Zandt, however, was hNe'y anu
agreeable as she almost always is and Mrs. oegu "p
reared to even greater advantage than usual Inc par
ot the G,psv Queen is not one that offers eSpeo'ai
on,ortnnities TO the singer, but Mrs ees"n
makes it interesting and picturesque Inc le'"n ~
of this favorite artist to the Newiork boarus Is
warmly welcomed Her beautiful voice shows 10 sisu
tbe seasons hard work, but retains all us
strength aud sympathetic quality, ana Is now " "'
been these hve or six years, one OF the pest 'olo
America has Given to the stage. The charm oi hoi ~
a, manners has lost OF It's power 10 PieaSe anu
her graceful deneanor unimpaired she was most cor
day greeted had 70 repeat her song in the second Act
and was loaded down with elaborate structures OF
flowers
Miss Kellogg sings tonight in "Lucia," and the frst
production OF "The star OF the North Is postponed until
friday.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 29.-ln the Senate to-
day. bill WAS introduced to appropriate S25oooo to the
MorrstOwn Asylum. The General Counties DILL whieh
prescribes the mode OF eectng Freehoders, was dis-
cussed The bill was amended as to reduce the num-
ber Of Freehoders be elected to one from each town
ship ward and ademanc district ana then referred 10
the Committee with instructions to report II with the
sundry amendments The counties with more than Tour
Assembly Districts are to have two freehOlders from
each Assembly District. This amendment was reeom-
mended
The bin to provide for the education and maintenance
OF the blind deaf dumb and feebcmnded was also dis-
cussed and amended to mako the appropriation 10
the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb $1,000 ana 10
the Institution OF the FeebeMinded Sls,ooo, ana
the Institution for tue Blind when s 10 DC
the building used for the Soldiers Chidrehs HOMO III
Trenton. - - -. - H.
and referred with instructions to amend 50 as
not 10 apply to the Sherfs now in office.
In the House. bill introduced To require tne ming
in the Secretary OF states Office OF maps OF all new
wharyes aud docks ,,,,
The General Railroad bill considered and laid over
until Tuesday. ...,,, -,
tax 10 the Counties and the counties to apporon II to
the townships - , -,
Several other bills of little Importance weie introduced
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other Ship Ne,cs see Third Pdge.l

rFor other ship Ne,cs see Third Page.l
ARRIVED.
steamhip Columbus Reed Havana Feb a. with mise and
o VIM. y. Clyde Il Co.
steamship saac Bell Richmond, city Point and
Sortok With and pass 10 Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamship Berry, Boston, with mdse and pass TO
metropolitan steamship Go. 80, -, M ,.,
steamshp Geo W. Elder Read New orleans Feb. 23 with
mlse and pass. TO Chas. A. Whitney & Co.
Brie james iandela Cot Halifax. n. s McKnnon Carde.
IL days, with sugar.
SAILED.
Steamships Idaho verpoo City of Mexico Havana
Sc CLEOPATRA savannah, Richmond, for itchmOn @c
VIM r. clyde for Philadelphia ship RoDena Ol Oronsl
barks Valkyren Falmouth SoeIia Tor foint ne
Gale D. stover for Havana brgs Fannie H. incxsp ior
Santander Caz; Victor. for London Mary Aerto or
port de Paix schFs and Theresa A. htene iOr
Kngston JAM Victor Pug for Baracoa, Jennie L. "Aey
WIND-sunset. light, NV; cloudy,
DISASTER.
HAVANA Feb 29-The brig Alice. Brnghera from mobile
for CennegO which arrived here to-day IL III uS'reSs VI
what nature not stated
MEMORANDA
Schr Fyadneyfrl Purdy from Cienfuego Tor nosto pu
into hebune N 29th ut with loss oi ioIess anu cre"
PoRTIsSp Me- Feb 29-The steamship sarmatian reports
having 90 miles east oil cape sable al ~
O'Clock Monday morning
SPOKEN.
Feb lat II 49, Ion, 43 schr M b. Mlen. from Buenos
Ayres o,, ~, -,
Pensacola Penarth Roads.
FOREIGN PORTS
HAVANA, Feb. 2e.-Arriysd, brig Deborah D. scue from
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THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 29.-Inthe Court of Commission
era OF Alabama Claims day following Judgments were
announced by the Court No 552 Emanuel de Ramos sS
Sn. No 353, n. Sylvia, $3.50; No. l,3Jl, Jenlma W.
Peek 500 429 Benz r. Blair Si66 tO No COG Ellen
C. Brown, ndminsratrx, Sli97 90; No lbt w AnnaOe,
I6 81: No 9SJ John Baket ~, JOS 63 No. Oib John
Watkins s7Ot 20 No 800, X. l.. Ogden, slO31 so NO
l,372, John Vera, $500. ,,,-..- i,
The Hon Jno A. Cresve counsel presented the letter OF
Hackct assistant counsel Tor the
toy,nmen and I'm his remarks paid high tribute 10 Mr.
Hackers Integrity ability. Judge ayn0r. in bohaf OF
th Cont expressed his deep regard for Mr. ackett one
OF the Government counsel and pronered the wishes OF the
Court or his future welfare
The Court then adlourued until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
rAlLuREs AND ASSIGNMENTS.

The creditors of Henry Wilson of Plainfeld,
n j. met yesterday at the Office Of Isaac Dayton,
Reestcr in Hanx uptcy and selected william I. Carlisle
AS assignee.
Arnold. Constable & Co.. VIM. T. Bodgett, Wagner
Schneider X Co.. j. II. Howell & Co, James " Schcnek
and 22 other creditors have thrown the firm OF Irving
SON furniture manufacturers OF No 2Oj East twenty
scyenthst into bankruptcy. The firm made an assign
ment last month 10 John Pullman and offered To com
promise nj % cents ON the dollar The liabilities
amount to S3i 900 nominal assets $4,000 actual as
sets Si3 900 The claims OF the petioning creditors
amount TO -, 600.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
SUPPLIES FOR THE BLACK HILLS.

MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., Feb. 29.-The Dakota
division of the Northern Pacific Railroad ia now open to
Bismarck ana 10 carloads Of supplies for the Black
Ul. miners leave this city tomorrow for Bismarck
several large parties OF miners leave on Thursday morn
ing Hillside diggings reported as paying from
seven To- eighteen per pan, the digging heretofore
reported being glch diggings None OF the creeks In the
Mi have been prOspectcd to the bedrock, OWING 10
deep Several promising quartz leads are also re-
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
TIE FIRE RECORD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 29.-The loss by the
fire in the California State Prison is 100000. OnethTd
Of this falls on the California Furniture Manufacturing
Company and Porter, Blum Schesnger
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 29.-The wholesale tea house
OF H. 4 j. Mcnown, at No sls Broadway was burned at
O'Clock this morning. Nearly the entire stock valued
$50 900 was destroyed. The concern was insured Tor
..gE
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THE PILLOW MULES.
WHY THE GENERAL Is BANKRUPT.

WHY THE GENERAL Is BANKRUPT.
THE SEIZURE OF HIS MULES ~ IHE UNITED STATES
IRooPs-rnE GENERAL NOT WILLING BEL
IIGfRENr IN THE CIVIL wAR-MoSEY WANTED
FOR THE MULES.
To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: send you herewith n copy Of my petition to
Congress and statement of the facts which forced
me 10 become a bankrupt, that You may see the rc-
icard meted out TO the patriot soldier. From these
yon will perceive that am between the upper and
the neither millstone,r and that by the running Of
the mill will soon be ground into the dust, whence
am. All my long and eventfu life have stood up
with a stout heart and manfully combatcd the trials
and tried 10 meet the duties and responsibilities of
hfe Chicfcst among thesC have held the duties aud
responsibilities Of the patriot soldier. How have
met them the country knows. | trust will be par
doncd for saving / 20 loved the National Govern
ment-to whose service had devoted the prime of
nv ife-that would had fallen in the service and
died while was hon0rcd with its confidence and
with its commission. Standing, as | now do. be-
tween its aggressive acts and displeasure, and the
nogleci and Rgrditude of the people | subsequently
took up arms To defend, am without hope for the
future To be homeless, with family rihOm shelter,
with gaunt porerty staring IN the (dcc at my adj
yanced age presents prospect 30 gloomy that my
heart qires udy and the conviction is forced upon mo
that have lived too long. ! am induced to address
this letter to your great journal by seeing in il the
Kind and sympaihefic notice of my bankruptcy. Very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
GID. J. PILLOW
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
While Pastor of the Canton Church, New-Jer-

w lllle IaSlOT Ol lHt N,titou NH'ti'h' ,''","'t
sey years temporarily lost my voice an was III con
opce unable 10 preach nearly Last spring began
have all the symptoms OF losing again laboird with great
dlcuy fearing each time preached would be the last In
July commenced using Dr. JAfNEs ENtESlohANi az the
same time rubbing throat and chest Freely with IN" n
ment garged my throat daily according Ia the directions
given Dr Almanac. at the same time taking tlo
regularly. Feeling much better ulscoi
ined the Garge and the Iniment but stu Kept
ON With The ENpectoant This Winter have been more eN
posed preach oftener than for many years past anu et
stronger and were IL not Tor inc
Tr1niremens OF my calling firmly believe permanent cure
would be- effected BY ExpecoIant AT all events the goo
baa done and 4, doing makes anxious 10 recommend
n 10 all who suffering from Throat or lung complaint
Rev. W. Pike. Iakeyille, Washington County y. u
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
CHICAGO WHISKY CASES.

CHICAGO, Feb. 29.--A. c. Hesing, who was
recently reported having left the city and gone TO Can
ada on account of indictments pending against him here
returned this morning and will appear IN court march y
the date Of his trial. Chester L. Root chiei Deputy ooi'
Iector Of Internal Revenue dismissed the service
yesterday Shortly afterward bench warrant Tor his
arrest was issued II understood he Is ont oil town al
present and the warrant has not been served on him.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

Congress in return for either railroad pona or raroau
go 90 money or any other consideration having
ecunary value II pretends to have
.nv such authorization from me, challenge such person
10 publish the same. MAhsHALL " hoshHiS'
York, Feb. 90, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEl


WASHINGTON, Feb. 29-The Committee
created by the Democratic for the purpose Of
siderng the currency question adjourned after midnight
last evening having utterly failed TO reach any agree
ment. majority OF the Committee is understood TO
have agreed upon a modified Payne BILL and to have
po.tyey refused to Join with the minority In recon-
mending the repeal OF the act OF Jan. IA, 1870,
unless a substitute looking TO resumption should be
coupled with it, The minority, the other hand, would
agree 10 no looking to the resumption OF specie
payments at any date, no matter how distant ana the
Committee therefore, seeing that harmony was entirely
impossible adjourned without day. The members OF the
majority held meeting this evening and continued in
session at late hour perfecting the details
of bill which they intend 10 report to the
caucus The time fixed for the latter TO meet is Thurs
day evening OF this week. The caucus Itself will doubt
less find the subject difficult deal with the Com
Inittee which closed its labors last evening. 1t is
expected therefore, that the Democratic party in the
House viii be unable to go before tho country with any
distinctive policy on this important question
Leading Democratic politicians in conversation to-day
the failure OF the Committee to
the currency question would in effect result in remand
ing the whole question from the House TO the Democratic
National Convention and that the contest between the
hardmOney and the nfatio ists-which it had been
hoped might be settled by CoDgress-woud have to be
brought at ST. Louis. considerable number OF in
huenal Democrats now in favor Of taking no action
whatever In the House the subject By the help OF the
Republicans, who equally anxious 10 avoid placing
themselves upon record this troublesome subject
they VIII be able 10 effect an adjournment Of the
House each Monday after the call Of States
for bills and resolutions has been completed
90 that no votes declaring the sense OF tho
House on the subject place On other days there
will be little trouble IN keeping out troublesome resolu-
tons Of this kind The general feeling in the House
among the prominent members Of both parties Is one OF
great uneasiness not to say apprehension The numer-
petitions calling for the repeal of the Resumption act
daily received have made the
among tine Democrats boder and more persistent than
they were at the beginning OF the session. while the
action OF the Republican Convention Indiana
10 taken away very much OF the courage OF those
leading Republicans who, previous to its meeting were
eager to place themselves record in favor OF return
70 specie payments on every occasion that offered ITSELF
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
they seemed him form an unnatural basis TO preach
sound theology m-[Norwioh Bulletin.
MONDAYS FARCE IN NEW-oRLEANS
OPINION OF THE pIcAYUNE.

OPINION OF THE PICAYUNE.
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 29.-The following par
agraph from leading editorial in The Pieayune fairly
indicates the prevailing sentiment here regarding the
impeachment proceeding against Gov. Kellogg:
The impeachment farce Is 1t was brief and
beautiful piece OF low comedy in two acts and as many
The OF the first act laid IN the Lower
and that Of the second in the General Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


FfOOdOHUeS
Por Wednesday in the South Atlantic States,
rising followed by stationary barometer COOL northery
winds. and clear weather.
Tor he Middle and Eastern States. rising stationary
baromeer and temperature tight cinds shifting TO east
erIy PARTLY clOudy or clear treGther. 80
The Upper Mississippi and Ohio Rivers VIII rise
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
MILE. TITIENS.

Mr.. Strakosch informs us that "in all prob
htv Mile Theresa Titions will give grand matinee on
saturday. March 1s, at the Academy Of Music for the
bene6t Of the Centennial Fund"
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
ANXIETY OF DEMOCRATS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The Democrats in
the Senate much incensed for polcys sake at the
course OF their partsans in Louisiana. Half dozen Of
the prominent Senators to-day telegaphed again 10
New-Orleans, advising the party TO let Gov Kellogg
alone aud try to maintain peace
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

There was very pleasant donation party
the other evening aud tho company sang I'VE give up
ali for heaven" with deep feeling but tho next day the
minister expressed desire TO resign He said that three
quarts of beans keg OF dried apples, aud calico dress
ing gown were undoubtedly valuable In their way but
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
pdSSENG ERS dRRITED.

FROM BREMEN-In steamship HeT1adnn, Feb 29-Mrs
children and seTyaDtA GIaci Mrs cora Bur
char Richard Becker w. S0erberg Mrs icker MISS lex
leI and Mrs. q. g. MOh Mrs FRANCESCA
Wemann Al Schmidt, NJ. Cohen Miss Josephine k,lle D.
Nennayer Heinr Wundsam, Heinz. ETankenberg, T. Lay
,ner n Haupt and family, g. Welking, p. Meier.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
Gperial Notites.

4-~
Greut observation-disclosures restored with GIL4oRE's
ARTIFICIAL EAR DRUMS a great suGces- fer circulars
ending SATURDAY. March T. 1875 will close a, THIS once
Sn SIA1 on fSs az No. Or Euop
per steamer Russia via Queenstowni on THURSDAY. At
cherecprs q bon % aud ii a%SHfg f SAT- RDAY
Great Britain Ireland and France pcr steamer Eeplohc VIA
lafayette, via mayre and q. ll3o M Tor EgroPe per
for scotland direct nust be specially ADDRESSED per steamer
viii leave NewYork March Mal, ;oF China Japan. ac
VIII is''' ''1 i'--''''' T. I. JAMES, p. NJ
OF REIiGIOUs MEETINGS
ByMr.D D. L. Moody and Mt IRA d. sAYREY.
now Hhr 10 H6i3A DEAL NTH WITH 1iSteSUjI2RiERs
sUNDAS NOR M0RSigG, SI'!S6i'S March 8.
Admission By tickets; obtained at y. NJ. C. Association a.
l3I BoweTy, and HIPPO rome
see Frank Leslie's illustrated Newsgspsr Igs. out
Reception and Centennial Tea Party e the New York
csrs;Dand hsfpage Illustration OF another seenO the
same occasion Coy Ien and SSyST wes1% % SIe"as % a
cravings arc the Masquerade ohe German c;crkrans
al The Phacphia Academy Music Interior Of The JaPaa
sse Temporary 9paT.ss i e1s, on b f & o. Of meofa & rs
mount Park taaePsa 5e e anno Tn ape Fsa s0A ana
MIR. ID. l.. MOODY and Mr. ira ID. sankey
Between Madison and Fourth avcs TNen sX,h aud Twsn
ty-seycnihstS.
Entrance Mat!sOnave.
N'A'' saturday aud Sunday exeep;ed)
EVERY EVENING at o'clock.
OVERFLOW MEETING. to s:,SFisg ~ oeccS SA''p'''
Conducted BY tie Rev. Dr :. IA. Tying ir. and
NIL La - Entrance, fourthsts
FOR YOUNG MEN ONLY
Entrance Fourth ave. EVERY NIGHT at . O'Clock.
Saturday excepted
WoMEN's MEETING from to l.i5 o'clock,
Saturday and sunday cIceptedb
I'm Dr. Conklings Church Nas0naye, I"eny innthst
How TO deal with IDla.rer" Thursday p IN, MADISON
Hall
SUNDAY. March 6-Leeturo by Mr MOODY on DANIEL
Sam
Association and Hipp0iToule.
Meeting for WOMEN ONLY. 3pm.
Ne ting MEN ONLY, D. m.
M tickets OF admission required except for Lecture
Daniel -. 49,, ~ mann ,a,or. ...h
Service. 80 -. -. - -. 4. Al.
fryed by private subscription Contributions can DO sert
=" SAMUEL THORNE.
Chairman Committee OF Arrap gemen0
W Y DODGE Chairman 0ena.zi Committee
NATHAN BISHOP. Chairman Executive com"''~
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

They are going to explode $4,000 pounds OF
nitro gycerine at Hell Gate next year. say ne SewYork
papers II Is not wide Ugh al present 10 accoino.
Evening News
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
MARRIED.,

KENSETT-BROWN-o Feb. 2S ult, by Rev. J. T. Smith.
D d. at the residence OF the brides father, samuel O..
Brown, IA Baltimore, Thomas Kensett ~ Gertrude w.
Brown, all OF Baltimore.
MESCHENMOSER-GIIII 29. 1879. Wilhelm
MeschenmOser TO Emma Giig OF Brooklyn, by the Rev.
Father Hauptmhnn
O'COSNELIs-JONES-o On Thursday, Feb a. at St Johns
Church. Huntington. L. L. by the Rev. A. ]. Barrow the
T. OCOnEell Il. d. rector OF Trinity Church. COnhes
e PENN to Helen. eldest daughter OF Samuel w. Jones'
esq, Of the former place.
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THE CAUCUS COMMITTEE DISAGREES.

a MAJORITY FAvoRs MODIFIED PAYNE BILL-THE
MINORITY UNYIELDING-NO PROSPECT OF ACTION
By THE HOUSE u THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION
WILL PROBABLY DECIDE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
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DIED.

Al Notice. Of Marriages must be indOrsed wi@ ttT
co1