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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

WAISTS or THE NEw-YoPK CITY TEoors-TIIE AR>io-
HIESAND DIVISION PARADE GROUND.
Iron THE REGULLR CoRREsFoNDENT OF THE TEinuNFl
ALBASY. Jan. 2J.-Major-Gcn. Shalcr's report re-
ceiv,d here gives some statements Of interest IN rel
ercnce to the further need of armorcs and parade
ground for the use Of the First Division OF the
National Guard. The main portions of tie report
are ~ lollows:
Under the head Of anores. very satis'actory re-
port can be made. Tie attention " the Board OF ttt
mate and Apportiouil cnt, which drNoVcs the duty OF
making provision for ia. same called 10 the nrcrf-
tv OF prov dug the legitimate expenses "l
he National Guard but To ihis date, am not lhioiico
Of any action taken by u 90 meet this want Inc fc'c
ton IN number Of ORGANIZATIONS To De pfpNidtd Tor
would cOuire. also enable material reduction III lh'
expenditure on the part of the city. or ihe IL or
cIulIatuus now remaining, Tour are now phht'Ich On
CITY property and j. partly accommodated III me
state Arsenal, and the dlsbdudmrnt OF the o6th hcsl
ueni vacttr- the upper part OF the city Arinni! !"
which one Of the remaining regiments may now pe
designed. Tuis leaves he provided Tor ~ the CIV h'-
regiments OF infantry aud regiment aud two troops
uf cavalry. It -.
The brncd,s anticipated from the passage OF the law
authorizing r- laying ont ~ division parade ri"ul
have not up TO the present lime been realized IItlinh
aiy steps taken by proper officials ,"on 3'el he
a,sag of the get but nothing OF practical character
| \, been accomplished ! have RETAINED from pressing
action In the matter account ~ tie heavy bldh oi
dcb resting upon the city, prc'rrng mat me DIVISION
should be delayed In the realization OF the advantage
would receive II Tie act were fully carried ont rather
than that IL should IN any manner be INSTRUMENTAL III
Increasing that burden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

SANE OF PICTURES FOR TIE ARTISTS FUND'
The annual sale of pictures of the Artists
Fppd soc,etv took place last evening Association Hall
at Twenty-third-st and FOurthave. The bidding was
somewhat languid and tho selling of the 80 pictures ON
the catalogue occupied more than three hours The
prices offered were moderate mud viii average about
$50 for each picture Among those paintings
which sold at larger prices were, what the
She'll Saws" by Eastman Johnson, 1925
:" Good Dog sootty,h by A. f. TAFT $40; settlers and
Gron.e" bS tho same artist $500 The Brittany flower
e. Brown $500; " As Nuch rs lie Can staut ~ ;. j.
Guy. 500; Sunset, Coast OF Maine" by NJ +, II. Dc
uaa. 500 " New-EBgland Professor OF PsanOdy,' Dy
George II. Story $3.50 the " Matterhorn at SUNRISE
$3.50 The total proceeds Of the sale will % somewhat
over $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS
flor otter SHIP Mere see Third Pags.i

ARRIVED.
Steamship City 0f Atlanta Woodruff Charleston Jan. u.
with mdse. and pass to w. Quintard & Co
steamship Montgomery Faircl0th FcrnaDdna, &c, with
mdse. aud pass TO Herman Gelpcke.
scbr Ocean Lily (of Haifax) Retdy Halifax Dec a. and
schr Nm. Douglass. McIndoe, Maysguez IL days. with
oranges.
schr. VIM. II. Kienzel soper. Baltimore.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON Jan 25-Cearcd steamships Massachusetts fBrl
ship ouinero Manning. for Valparaiso schr Arthur fBr
Mclean tor Barbados.
BRUNSWICK. a. jan 25.-Cleared scr Mary L. Graham.
for Setanket
CHARLFsTOs s. c. Jan 25-Arrived steamship Champion.
lockwood. from NewYOrK scrs r.. b. Wheaton, from Phil
adclphai James w Brown, from New.fork; Lucy H. Col
GALVESTON jan 24-Arrived bark Elose (Ger) OFT
pan. nom Wilmington " CT scAE san Juan' IRON Newor
KEY WEST Fla Jan. 25-saled schrs. Ruth II. Baker for
NeN.York L. ID. Rathburn, for Mo1il -
MOBILE Jan 25-Arrivcd. ship British Queen (Br) Mas
ter. from London. . -
NEw. BEDroaD Jan. 2j-Arrived. schr. Mary r. GravoA
POEr ROYAL s. c. jan 2i-Arriyed, steamship City Of
Austin kldriigc. from New.York for Fernandna - a.,
PORTLAND. Me- Jan 25-Ceare schr Arthur Burton. IoS
Havana Arrived, brig Anita owen Pettingl, from CaH
FOREIGN PORTS
HAVANA. Jan 25.Tho steamship City OF Vera Cruz from
Newly DIRK, arrived here this afternoon.
HALIFAX ~ g. Jan. 20. Arrived, steamship Morayian
(Br Liverpool Baltimore. Sailed 2itb,
LoSnoS. Jan. 2j-saiied Finland coomassie, Emma T..
Shaw. J. NJ. ley. WavrIly f. Reok n. b. Palmer, iiiA
Paquete de Nova York. Odora, Caroline Eddy star Queen
the 23d inst, Guidfaxe Frank Maon Adpie McAdsm
Arrived out on the 2ith ins Amntl In the Chann,L Gen
GrantOn Ebina the latter at Liverpool Arrived out on tho
18th ilst Eos Condor Escaada Janet Cowsn Arrived
out On the 10th nst' Lizzie, ana feAin-
49, lat 20 20, long Il 3d. bark hos A Goddard (of
Boston,. from Yokohama for New.York, 1873 day oat
Jan Is on Georges Banks schr Live Yankee Sof oonees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
THE L3NDIS IEIdL.
THE THIRTEENTH DAY-REBUTING TESTIMONY FOR
TIE srATE-EXAMISATiON OF ATTENDING Ply


TIE THIRTEENTH DAY-REBUTIING TESTIMONY FOR
TIE INSTRUMENTATION OF ATTENDING Ply
sICIANs.
BRIpGETOy, y. j.. Jan. 25.-ln the Lands
trial to-day the state continued the ring Of rebutng
evidence and called Frank r. Croker. publisher OF The
V.eand W,eky, testify to certain articles written 10y
Lands and published in The weekly At this point and
during his examination the defense frequently ntcrIssed
objections Finally after considerable argument, the
fact was elected that in s6s the prisoner wrote com
munication giving an account OF his marriage TO Miss
Meade ana Steps taken by her relatives TO put her
father In an insane a-ylum because of his insanity.
Dr. Lewis W Brown testified that there was no teatke
protruslon in the orifce OF the wound. Tho witness
stated that up the time OF Carruts departing for New
York be was gradually improving but that upon his
turu 10 yiue,aUd he began decline ana steadily went
Dr = h. Gross OF Philadelphia introduced gIDcatheter
distance OF 2l2 inches, by actual measurement in1ue
then and there. into the brain Of Carrutn. 80
Dr. \. X. Thomas Of Philadelphia testned thst ne
made the post mortcn examination; that ne observed
no prorsiun through the mouth Of the wound and that
the ubscrssc- not IN contact with the ollnce nau
protruson really existed IN the hole IN the head the
witness would consider that II might nave been hernia
or an Rbsccss protrsOn IL evident, stated the VIII
ness that absoss nearest the oncc never pointed out
II the wound and anything did 10 was not an ab&eess
DR. John G. Morgan testified mat be made nino visits 10
Carruth and probcd the wound two or tee times; great
caution was used doing TIE patient continued TO
improve very rapidly and May 22 he was so lar I'M
moved AZ to cUusiqc ed cOnNalescent AT tls time
he witness and DR. Fuller Jointly gave certlhcdte 10
that effect winch Was USED III securing the priSVict IL
lease On Dan.
Tho Court then adjourned for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

THE PROTECTION TO ANIMALS BILL ORDERED TO
THIRD READING-AN ASSEMBLY INVESTIGATION
MO THE OPERATIONS OLA LoBBY-AN INVITA-
TON TO BOOTHS Neutrality-suspicious. NEW
BILLS.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. %, 1879.
Mr.. ToBEY presented petition of the SUI
pcrvsors OF Warren County relative to salaries Of State
officials.
BY Mr.. HANNoSD-To divide the State into eight poti
cal districts.
Gov Ten sent In the annual report OF the receipts
and expenditures of the Cooper Union
The President presented the reports OF the Newiorh
Infant Asylum, also the Buffalo Insane Asylnm.
Mr. EMLksoN offered concurrent resolution for limit
ing the Indebtedness Of towns villages and cities.
The following bills pa -sed:
Releasing the interest OF the people Of the State In
lands IN Brooklyn To James and Martha Butler.
TO amend the act for tue incorporation Of societies or
clubs for certain lawful purposes.
Changing the time for holding the annual meeting OF
the state Medical Society.
Relative 10 the Central NewYork Institution for Deaf
Mites al Rome
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
PrObab

Probabilities
For England, light snow, followed by
clear ng slightly cooler weather during the DAY, rlslhS
barometer and southery 10 westerly winds
For he liddic states, clear or Jdr Tedther stationary
temperature s0uh rest 10 northeast Hsnd', ana r'sh3
barometer - +,
For the lower lake region partly cloudy weather and
slight changes in temperature, westerly 10 southeIl!
winds md rising barometer during the day
For the upper lake region Upper Mlssf ppl' ana
Lower Missouri Valley clear or air weather. rising om-
n~ratire southeast 10 southwest winds, and falling
barometer -, ,,,g...
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and the Gun ~
ptrtly ouly and slightly warmer weather easery 10
southcry winds ana station slowly falling Darom-
cttr. So, ,..t.-
weather snuth-wcst nOrthwest winds, rsing Daron-
rt.r and slight change IN temperature M
The Lover ONO and Central MSsls 'lyp RIVERS VIII
continue to rise during Wednesday.
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THE BERGH BILL IN THE ASSEMBLY.

AN ATTACK UPON MR.. HALLIDAY BY MIR. siRilAN
TIE FORMERS EXPLANATION AND MIR. s1RA-
HANS APOLOGY-AN INTERESTING DEBATE
IrgoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TnlBUSE
ALBANY, Jan. 2j.-The bill introduced by Mr.
Forster in the interest Of theSocety for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty to Animals, prohibiting the throw
ing OF glass or nails in the streets and The use of
salt to remove snow from railroad tracks, came up
again in tie Assembly this morning, and was the
theme Of on interesting discussion. Mr. Halliday
of Tompiins, in insisting last Friday that the bill
should be referred back to the Committee of the
Whole until the amendments could be printed in
the original bill aided the plans of the lobbyists
who were seeking to delay the bill, though evil
IDENTIFY without any intention Of doing 10. Mr..
Strahan of Now-YOrk, in urging immediate action
upon the bill reflected in an entirely unjustiable
way on the motives Of Mr.. Halliday and the MEM
bers who were acting with him, called the previous
question 20 that there could be no reply, and was
then voted down on Mr.. Haliday's motion.
Mr.. Haday's action was also made the subject Of
hasty and sweeping comment in some of the news
papers. To-day NJ. Halliday seized his first oppor-
tunity, and moyingtO strike our the first section OF
the bill when it up il Committee of the Whole.
proceeded to make personal explanation. He said
he regretted very much that charges had been made
against him without any opportunity to reply. New
erthelCs he had TOO much respect for the dignity Of
the House TO reopen the matter after the interval
that had passed. If he had been permitted to reply
to the exhibition Of personal spite by the gentleman
from New York, his language would have been nei-
Their chd-like nor bland. lie looked for his yindi-
cation to the votes of SO members of the House,
many of whom have been here for short time, who
art unfamiliar with legislation, and who voted only
in the interest OF careful legislation. The greatest
enemies Of the Borgh bill had been it's friends and
their ndiscretons. If the bill had been left in the
hands of the gentleman from Westchester he said,
there wOuld have been of these glaring impro-
prieties In the conduct of it. He knew that nine
tenths OF those who voted for the motion to recon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

A dispatch from Inferno states that in the
Intervals " active service ms Satanic Maesy lmps sit
around the furnaces betting on David Dudley Field
brooklyn Argus
Tilden wants no other reform than such an
increase and change OF Officers viii put the canals at his
disposal and service for the Presidential campaign lie
does not want 70 money FOR tie people. lie wants
20 e1pend the peoples money for his own bcneet-Iroy
WDig (RcpJ
After all the sOlemnities and graces of the
rhetJric the Hon. ,ntOn Fsh it s PLAIN 10 all iuc
sensible people In this country that We have no business
Whatever % NEEDLE in the affairs OF Spain in CuDa-nOt
any more yht To be calling spain 20 account than In
gland had % be besting herself the time of tedious
war VIII the Southern COnfederacy- Cincinnati Com
Inorcal tIad)
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6peclal Nriieeo.


BnrtIett's Boulevard lamps ana Torch for hghun an
tory salesoom No. 500 Broadway, coz trlu'est y y
Uumphrcys Witch Hazel gives perfect satisfaction IL
isu IN am
of an, extract Hamanei- or W.T. Hazel ever made "a
by ever body Sold by all dealers and al woesa, aAd e'd
al 46 Ngsry 81, y Y.
Past-utp, e N,urr.-The FOREIGN MAIL, .or tas week
.n,uc SArU lDAI. jan 20 1876. Will close at tis shcs
on TUESDAY at ~ No. for Europe Der aioamer Iae0ta
via Queenstown: WEDNESDAY, Al u a. To- LOT bur lo
prr steamer Russia Queenstown; on III ftNDAf az lJo
Europe klopstocE, via plymouth, Cler
h,Dre and hamburg: o. SAll KDA1 IL q. D Tor IN
eani Wales and and France steamer hepu0c VIA
uue,usl H. and m. for scotland per steamer bolh
via CilasCow aud 1880 m. for EUROPE per steamer
America wa southampton aud Bremen NAILS i.r C,Ant
Iapau &c viii Francisco Feb l. 1916 NAILS l0r
Australia Zealand &c, viii leave San Franc SO go
2, 1876. ,. - 49,. -
$40 P.onL IP.Ile,. Illustrated Newspaper, Just out
Tor grand double page cartoon show NIX tie opul Alel AZ
49, I'n..cata schools another cartoon sharply sauTZnK
The dc vices which diplomatic officials abroad
viii be tempted their Reduced salaries NieWs 81
The Presrntat behalf OF Massachusetts, lales OF ban
n.r commemorative OF the Bunker lil Calculation, 10 e
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues Loop Year Soclabe RNeh "
lie aes Norfolk Va To the Officers Of l. = vessels az
tiat port Statue Of the late Gen X = Lee
the Mausoloum Lexington Va the twelfth Annual DIhet
Dartmouth Alumni Assoc alton OF NCM YORK N'tuns
Drovers Hotel nesr tie Centeiis oroho
phislrpha; the Dynamite Internal Machine toitsss oi
file late Mrs Andrew johnson, Richard IS hluDa am " ~
Tlomassen the dynamite Fend together WIN many 0'er
o. cravings.
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SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. 25, 4
THE ASSEMBLY.
THE ASSEMBLY
The House went into committee and acted


on the following bills
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to the removal
Of county officials by the Governor requiring copy Of
the charges To lie served tho officials and hearing
be given. Ordered to a third reading.
To prevent injury To animals IN the City OF New-lofk
The folio wing bills were introduced
BY Mr. COLEMAN-Rclatiyc to county clerks
By Mr.. MCGR0AkIY-To pay for lands taken for Pros
pect'Park, Brooklyn.
By Mr.. KILLIAN-r0 amend the act relating 10 the
practice, pleadngs, and proceedings In courts OF this
state. IL provides that the referees shall DC - "a
each for dag spent in tho business of reference hut
parties in writing upon any other rate OF com
peBsatiun The allowed TO referees for the sale OF
real estate shall exceed 800 To De- taxed NJ
such hay be just and reasonable in the discretion
OF the court
BY Mr.. CARROLL j.. SMIrH-That the Judiciary Com
mttec examine and report upon the alleged interference
by lobby with legsatiOn partially disclosed To-Day
by the Chairman of that Committee, DIR. Strahan
Adopted
The bills amending the Revised Statutes concerning
in criminal cases. and repeating tho act
providing for the improvement OF MYrtledye, Brooklyn
were passed
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
BIRTHDAY or BURNS.
TIE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED DY BASQUEr IN
BROOKLYN.

THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBKAIED BY BANVULi N
BROOKLYN.
The Burns Association of Brooklyn, L. d.,
gave last evening its 18th anniversary banquet Mt the
wall House. at Fourth and South Flfh-ss, brooklyn L.
D. IN honor Of the 1i7h anniversary OF tho plrth OF
Burns About 100 persons were present, among them
Zen Stewart |. woodford Mayor J. A. Schroeder. eX
Mayor j. W. Hunter Gen. Henry W. slocum, Hosea B
Perkins Judge George Thompson the Rev Newland
MAYNARD, and james e. Eade, who presided. Tire
room was decorated with wreaths OK green, the
aags OF England and the United States, and
bust OF the Scottish poet music was supplied by Will
liam Cleland, who, In full Scottish costume, played
the baepipes One course Of the dinner the famed
Scottish haggs which greeted with applause az II
was carried around the table preceded by the piper
PLAYING with the full strength Of his lungs II was after
ward eaten with more less enthusiasm.
In behalf Of the Association, an appropriate message OF
good feeling was sent those participating In the Burns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
TIE BIXBY CHAPTER.
IFS PASSAGE ~ TIE PRESENT SHAPE 80 LONGER
EXPECTEp-TliE OBJECT or THE CHATTER 10 BE
ACCOMPLISHED ~ sEPAEA1E BILLS.

EXPTCTFD-TIiE OBJECT OF TIE CHATTER TO BE
ACCOMPLISHED ~ sEPAEA1E BILLS.
by TELEGRAPH 70 THE TEIBUsgl
AIBAVY Jan. 2j.-Scyeral weeks have elapsed
since senator Bixby gave notice thai lac would intro
ducc a new charter for the City of Ncw-lork. The
delay i'm its Introduction ascrlbed To the neccs-
sity Of careful legal revision, but Senator iNby hiss
nj all times expressed his thorough confidence III ITS
passage over the Governors Veto If a veto were
nterposed. II is now known however, that he has
abandoned all hope Of passing the charter N It, pro-
posed shape, though he may INTRODUCE It and appear
To press it. The prospect of the passage of an anti
Tam nany charter by the Legislature has been evil
don:ly found poor. that the contingency of veto
became n very remote one Senator Bixby VIII un-
doubtedy attempt, however, to push through the
most prominent changes that are To be embodied IN
his charter III the form of individual bills. One Of
them Of considerable importance, already introduced
by that Senator, the Senate Committee on Cities
have agreed to report favoraby II is the bill legs-
lating Commissioner Of Jurors Dunlap ont Of Office
on the lst of March, and Is amended by the Com
ittee so ~ 20 leave the appointment OF his success
sor 10 the Mayor. Distuct-Attorney and Recorder
substituting the Mayor for the County Clcrk, as
Oh iginally named ia hr. ElXby blI.
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rEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

GRAND RAPIDS Jan. 25-The Grand Lodge of T.
and OF the Michigan began its annual this
noon. The attendance s very large.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 2j.-Sitting Bulls band
OF Sioux attacked party Fort Pease Jan. z Killing
And wonnng i've party Of nine are cat OF from the fort
oy several hundred nu IL 10 feared the entire garrison
WI Dc massacrcd unless assisted.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 25--Louis Pond, the
worcester manufacturer whose wholesale forgers have
ereated surprise and excitement withdrew
sol gully 70 three OF the twelve indictments
ssnssnesa y 10 IN the Prison
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TIE oIrAEER CITY JUBILANT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2j.-The rapidly with
which the news from Washington concerning the Centen
nls Appropriation bill spread in this city tonight ana
tho hearty congratulations and expressions OF grahca
ton which 1t evoked showed strongly how deep the IN
ercst Is among the community in the grand undertaking
Al tho hotels 10 was the main subject OF comment Inc
action of the ouse was publicly announced ut the grand
Centennial Concert held tonight under the auspices OF
the Press Club. The news was hailed WIN gtrSl tn,h
siasm and the orchestra struck up The starspangied
Ik.Iup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
UNITED srArEs SUPREME COURT.

WAsHrNGToN Jan. 25.-In the Supreme Court OF
the United States today William Parreit OF EYa,H;ile
Ind Jefferson kdder Of Nemlllon DAKOTA anu Nlulau
Harilr OF Chester Ill., were admitted 10 practice as aor
neys aud couusel0rs 81 this court. - r..
SO 6tl Assigned-IIenry NJ. Rector appellant ag inc
United states Ao 692 lAssignedl-saTah Hale widoS, ~,
et al appellants agt Tho United states No az
Wiai H. aud vie al appellants agt lho h.teu
states 1913 (Assigpef)John II Russell appeanI az
Sta.s-Argument continued Oy ME- A'u,tt iAo
of counsel for appellant IN No 6i6 an by Al0ih,
PieIrepOnt for the United Staos anu W
Mr. 4. r. stanton for appellant Ia NO osZ.
Adjourned until TO morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

Scene at Brooklyn wedding breakfast.
Company ali seated about tho table pause IN The gen
eri Conformation Happy husband, to his wites
yearold sister at the other end OF the room Well Julie,
You have brother now" Julie: Yes. but mother
never au6u9t TO much but that It seemed to be saIsh
a rauid play of knives and forks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
MUSICAL NOTES.
ma 4" Will be repeated tonight.

"NOrma VIII De repeated Tonight
A grand concert for The benefit Of the Ger
man LADIES' Society for NiG0S and Orphans viii be
given at Stenway Hall tomorrow evening.
Mr. VIM. +. PecheT, Organist, gave an organ
recital at the Dominican Chnrvh Monday afternoon
before large audience and played the following pro
gramme: Prelude and Fugue IN minor. Bach Fan
TASTE IN minor Richter; Communion, Batiste; Andnie
an +. GOttsehalk; Pilgrim Chorus, Wagner; Festival
March. Calhn. These pieces were Interpreted with
vocal muso by Mrs Eason, soprano, and Mrs. g. Ford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

ALTHOUGH MANY ARE PREDIsPOsED TO LUNo
TROUBLES FROM BRTh ye; even snch may escape Consulp
Pulmonary Bronchial Diseases due care and
wachiunoss Observed all exciting promptly
eaied arise. DIR. JAiABs tx
exercises its most beneficial effects aud las pro
duc the largest proportion OF its Besides promptly
removing Coughs ami Colds which, LEFT 10 Themselves
Immediate OF uDercuous development, this
standard remedy aays Inflammation which e1s
promoting easy ration tho lungs OF
substances which clog them and which rapidly destroy
when suffered ~ remain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
THROUGH TRAVEL TO SAN FRANCISCO UNINTEE


OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 25.-Reports of heavy
SHOWS and detention the railroad unfounded. All
trains are time and the weather very pleasant
elOng tAe whole road from here 10 san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

crime said To be all completed except that Re
formatury Institutions and Prisons which Mr. Hess has
in charge.
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HJRRIED,

BECK-TRACY-OD Tuesday Jan. 2j the Church OF tho
Ascension by the Rev John Cotton Smith. Paul Beck Of
Philadelphia de Navarro, daughter of the te
Frederick Tracy OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages mus. be Endorsed with taH
and add
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BnrtIer's Boulevard Lamps ana Torch for ghunS all
street lamps OF limitations ana nii uscnsAts lac
tory saesroom. No 500 Broadway, coz tIiD' est y y