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New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

THE "UNIrED STATES LWE.'-The business
magnitude, touching the great mass of the people
any other it involves the provident savings Of
the poor, the surplus means OF the middle
class and the OAly surely remaining Resources Of the
rich when overtakcn by unexpected disaster Their
prosperity therefore, is tho prosperity OF the many
their mSf0runcs no less the msfOrtunes OF all The
last few years have been terribly trying to these
Institutions, and it is no wonder that some
of the weaker have succumbed. These
failures have naturally alarmed the public
mind especially when incompetency something
was found to lie the bottom OF particular 1t
fresh in the mind Of readers that unpleasant ru
mors were aoat concerning the United states Life here
ofore RAJ king among the first both in respect OF t nan
cla health and the integrity OF its manag When Mr.
James Buell. took the control Of its affairs he did what
might be expected OF man Of honor ana integrity VINO
had shown himself TO be most successful hi5ncer III
other helds-dtmandcd searching and Olleial ln-
yestigatOn OF all the affairs OF the company.
This WAS made by commission appointed
by the State superintendent OF Insurance.
i'm the most thorough manner ana the condition OF the
company found be I'm all respects what was claimed
The report Of the comni son was gwen TO tae purhc
month II set at rest the fears excited by rumOrs
started by designing persons for their own ends.
Read In the light of that report the annual statement or
the company Tor 1876, printed tins morning viii be-
hp conclusions Of tine examiners Attention Is especially
called to the small size OF two items which have
proved to be elements of danger VIZ Agents balance
aud Premiums in Course OF Collection lhc search
ing examination made In November by the Insurance De
Uartmcnt revealed the fine character Of the other
sets aud its strength Is exhibited In the large surplus or
over TH2O,OOO Thus, after y years OF success, the
United States Life promptly presents to the pabhc, ON
the first day of the year, its annual statement.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

r.s,cfrI and believed that government hy Hampton
ould he efficient and economical" have no donot
=, Uampon's elcctionT "Of course not lie had ialr
majority over Chamberlain Of l,l3i The question oi
IA, ectou went Yesterday before the Circuit Ju'ge IN
gambler. Judge r. H. Carpenter who like all The Other
.,,-es of ,hnt court, is n Republican The case viii
,,h,y lee decided within the next Is days, ana am
"a iu,d that the decision will Toe thai Hampton Is the
r,c u ,o,sruor An appeal viii then hc taken 10 'He
cegDIna Coart beure CaiyfJHtcr Moses, nausS 81 q,
a. Sstc Rtpub lean, man ~ h'sh ,norS,''' H W
al gJ,gn.A loga! ahlty-lot tAe doses Wiosy C',uc @
L. 81 low Tho rest ot re JUDGES q, ll"t '.uI' @ nn
In is,. Rcpuhltron am confident that IT, too VIII
all CAV tIsnltaus clC.tigA. O"e JudSt is S"'' ISu
man" I, Hampton rs n'9tnr ''- .rS y,k ic
v, . O. Nm. MOI one who truy knows hm NSiruSiis i
I'M n, "a. in tho state, white o. black icaiS FOR Tie
50 e', Of On, iights 0ptor i!adp'"G
CIV HIVES has not exactly been exposed to
49, ., ;uu but man has been arrested wn" Is sds-
no III OF having uduSrd remote scheme for the exc
en-. n OF some such bloody deed Columbus corrc
40 rn; oi The CbtiHaaG ComH c,ca!, who would make
M .yerldSuug fortune writer OF dime novels m
fcis tle ,anguinaIy tale follows: Daring the an
SCI, ~ GOV. Hayes at Cncinna (. week or two ago.
Cs,f Los hi, private secrcrary. Ia the usual routine OF
!. ;r u,uug in tha Executive Office, found one post
,,,i Washington. Pennsylvania, that when opened
presented bnodcurduy appearance, or words to that
s,t II WIS addressed to GOV. Hayes. and proceeded
b osin, ,,-ko way to Jform that gentleman that
! did not Il once Withdraw The writer would Kill him
l,t,inc end Of the month o.! course that letter was
,nymous 1t was ornamoutcd whn Ink drawings OF
,l suggestive inS;IWneuts-a pistol, dagger, sword
.!urppasc. and a skull aui crcss-b'hes. capt Lee
us,,l severe rrtic.ucc refused to give the docl-
.. u, i, reporters in thc absence II GOV Hayes ana
. e. v,. %. fcctlv plain the Governor would not give
.,u. tel moments att, ntou, no more was sal" about
O.N,u!ly a follow possessed OF strong naNor o'
yr, hn,, Reform IN ms breath was intercepted proving
In to corridor which leads 20 the Governors once ana
co.. i,,,. ...I,.fe IN mis- desire GOV. HAYES. AS his
,n ;6a " manifcstiy unit for ht presence ot gen
,s,r.. lr WAS led out Uf the building by one OF the
:, l, Wncn ne had reached safe distance he drew
I'm c-ouslO5knC pistol from bis pocket ana hnrrlsHed
~ ue, mure o~tentatOuSly than sober mau Orl on
,ri.irf wullG be Likely 70. No Iarm resulted from the
i,,Igt. buJ has served To recall the elter O thc
=, ~. r5us assassin. and have given jGc incidents hS
tr. occurred, without consulting Capt Lee, bHicVlng
d., ,c AN nc no objection 10 their going 10 thc pup
lie tvsythcr lOr what they are worth
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
The Tribune Almanac for 1877.

Hon EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
Tbs standard and valuable Political Almanac viii b. ssurt
soon af,r l. 1871 AMI viii contain many features o
service and importance. Amo.. i;s contents Will be:
l. THE CONSTITUTIONS pF THE UNITED STATES
with all its amendments, With all recent amendments
u the Constitutions Of the -,y rJ states
. FULL ELECTION n.rrENs from all thc states aud
Territories for Members Of CON
crcss.
g. THE POPULAR VOTE ,or President from 1924 to 1879
inclusive
the last giving the % each for can
ddae with ful explanatory notes, illustrating tho workings
Of the Electoral College system.
5. ALL THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS OF tho
campaign Of 1873.
6 LISTS OF THE NLIVth CONGRESS ant OF the XLYth
AZ elected OF tie principal Executive and judicial OIL
GERS with digest OF the number location OF the unor
Civil OacHs.
7. ABSTRACTS or ALL THE PUBLIC LAWS PASSED
Al THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS.
S. LISTS OF THE COMMITTEES or THE L. : SEN.
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPREs EsENrATIVES
8. INTERNAL REVEN & 4. CURRENCY, and BANKING
TABLES, with stat sites of the ordinary ponGi
lures Of the Government from 1859 1876 inclusive
10 STATISTICS OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE
the Steel Cotton and Woolen Manufactures OF
tho United States.
Othcr departments not less valuable and Important viii
also be included In the Almanac which viii be 10 many TO
secIs Of te most complete and exhaustive issued
indispensable public and intelligent
Advertising space be secured by prompt application
Tho price Of THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877 will be
25 cents per copy pOstpad five copies for ST. wiz
bs filled In the ordor Of their receipt Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
4 NEW FEDERAL ELECTION Law.

Provisions FOR THOROUGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ING OF VOTES As THEY ARE CAST EIC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-Gen. Hunter will
introduce a new Election bill TO the House on Wednesday.
1t provides first for thorough and complete rcgstra-
ton TO bc finished 10 days before the election. II will
include students of COLLEGES aud universities. II must be
orem to inspection ten days, and corrected aud
made perfect fully 30 days before the election
The bill. provides that the election board within
each pre- met shall be composed U five men, and none
other shall allowed in the polngrOom except the ln-
spector two judges, and two clerks The inspector shall
be elected by the voters the precinct in which he re
sides the Judges ana clerks to be appointed 10y the III
spcctor bath TO be Of different politics An important
provision Il the third. 1t II as follows:
Taird In each voting pocuct election the board 10 to
De iurn shed with stamp similar g. those Used by posi-
mastcrs 10 stamp letters; the stamp To he
circular m form aud aD0ut threeNhrtcrs 0f an
inch In diameter, sufficient To hold from l. 10
II TYNE az ordinary siZc, and arranged mat the type
can Ice easily removed changed at pleasure at least
5O yps of ordinary size aud suitable Tor such stamp,
tninng the various letters Of the alphabet, shall be
furnished and kept with the stamp; after the
election board is properly organized ana sworh
and before any ballots are received, one OF thc
Judges shall take the type, place than IN u
cup or vessel and shake them until they arc
thoroughly mixed. The other judge shall then
draw FROM the cup vessel one type at time and place
IL within the stamp without OoKin6 ~ II or showing IL
Ia tLe other with tho letter end of the type out, until
the stamp Is m but in placing the type IN tie stamp no
reference Is ~ DO paid ~ whether the wye B W
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
UNEXPEYDED GENEVA AWARD.
EIGHT MILLIONS on HAED-No ACTION ABOUT I
IIns sESSION.
[aHNERAL PRESS DISPATCH.l

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
WAsrINGToV, Dee. 3l.-Tho question as to
wEat disposition shall he made OF the unrXpcrdcd bal
auce Of tine Geneva award, am0nntng to about $1,000,
OOO will not be considered IA hs session OF Congress on
account of want OF time and the pressure Of other mat
tors The House OF Representatives on the 9th OF July
last passed bill continuing The Court Of Commissioners
OF Alabama Claims until the 32d of July, 1877. ltauthOr
zcd The court examine and determine clnnS for vessels
and cargues destroyed by nsurgcnt cruisers other than
the Alabama, Florida, and SHENANDOAH and also claims
for the payment Of premiums for war risks TINS hll
was sent Che Senate and referred to hc Committee Oh
the Jddciary but on accoun; ot great prcssurc
ness nj the end OF the session 1t considered
During the session the important questions attending
the Presidential contest have consumed all time and pro
vented action it. The Alabama Claims Court expired
Yesterday in accordance with the act approved July b.
1876 Ii is thought however that the subject will be
considered at the next session. though must Of COURSE
come up anew IN both House ana Senate
Conflicting opinions prevail among Senator'S and
Representatives regarding the disposition OF the uncX
pended balance Of the award holding the view that
all the ella ms contemplated by the Geneva Tribunal
having n.cn satisfied, the balance should be
returned 10 Great Britain, the sum having been
awarded by that tribunal 10 the United states in
trust for the payment uf these claims which were for
losses caused by the Alabama Florida and Shenandoah
after tLeir departure Melbourne tie 18th Of
February, 1860. Others claim that tho money wa5
awarded to the United States in gross for losses sustained
by our commerce. and the Government has the right to
make such disposition Of the balance 1t may think
proper; either into the Treasury to be used in
ordinary expenditures, diSburse it for claims OF iu
sur nce companies losses by cruisers other than those
II, ued, &c.
Papers are now on file in the state Department show
ng 62 vessels destroyed by cruisers other than the Ala
bama, Shenandoah and Florida the value Of which was
81 12G4ii O3 exclusive OF cargoes valued at Si2J25
The of insurance these vessels and cargoes
stated at SOL ,Igl.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED. Sunday DEG 81.
steamship oder fCer). Lent Bremen Dec 10 amy south.
amptOn l9th, with mdse and pass % Oelr.cls q Co -
steamship HyauOhC Couch IICnUud, ilty IDln ana NOr-
folk Aith ndsc and pass ola Dominion steamship 90
Steamship Herman Livingston. Mallory SAVANNAH Dec -.
with lnd-e and pass. Murray, Ferns & 60.
steamship iat-ri- Haiet,, SOUl.. with mdse and pass
% Olt JoIniniuu sto lmsID 90.
Steamship Magnolia, Dagye,t Savannah, with mdse ana
pas to Murray. Ferns CO. go
steamship Morgan CITY, Reed, NcwOrcans Dec. 23 WITH
md 80. ana Dayk. 10 g.. A. NutuSy K Cp.
steamship Ellen :. Terry Ssyt4r NOrehead city days,
win md e. and pass 10 JOSIAH J. White. 49,
Snip Colorado. lngralam fobos de Terra Sept 7. with
SAILED.
steamship civ OF Chester Tor iverpOol barks Kate Hard
ing Antwerp, Tngl and IaH for OE On III h"le ~
B.unU for Bremen, brig Rising sun iof Bar
badOH-.
NIND-SuDseL fresh, W.N.W, clear.
bKFs.
Dec CO. OF HateIas brig Eliza stevens from Eowoeans
for New.YOrk.
DISASTER
NOEPOLK Dec 3iThe Bn "a bark Tinto before reported
~ miles =. OF Kitty Hawk, has gone 10 pieces ali
VII prove sjtal 1888.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
THE NEW CONTROLLER.
T. =. OICDTr TO BE APPOINTED TO-DAY-THE PoLI
TICIANs SET ASIDE FOR PRIVATE CITIZEN
SKETCH or TIE Young BANNER.

T. =. OICDTT TO BE APPOINTED TO-DAf-IhE POLL
TICIANs SET ASIDE FOR PRIVATE CITIZEN
SKETCH or TIE YOUNG BANNER.
BY TELEGRAIH TO TIE TRirrSE.I
ALBANr, Dee. 31.-Goy. Robin5on's first ap-
poinmen will fairly indicate the character Of the ad
nisfratio that may expected Of him, AND o the ap
poinmcnt. that will follow this. The position which hc
vacated yesterday by resignation w;ii be filled tomorrow
by the appointment Of +. +. Ocott, banker OF New
York The Office Of Controller has been Lcld
by come Of The most distinguished men tie
State Of Ncw-York has produced 1t has always been
considered political priz, aad Is yet, although the
oli,c has little but tradition to make il Important Two
Governors al least and Eicc-rreSIdcnt have been
graduated directly from it, and politicians OF extended
reputation throughout this state were anxious to
he named for tie place now vacant, simply
fer the prominence Il t it would bring and yet Gov
Ioldson'- first official shut tine door in the
face OF all the pacc-huuters and give s position over
which conventions struggle and hgbC, 20 young Ne"
York banker with No more connection with politics thar
tine po,s, Of opinions gives to any private citizen
The new Controller viii be Of the youngcst-if not
the youugcg-men ever holding this high office lie is
son O; Thomas W Ocot for many years president Of
the WcllIInOwn Mechanics and Farmers Bank OF
Albany. He was boru in Albany IN the year
1sil. He was educated in private school
ia this city, and leaving school when l6
years old entered hs fathers bank He remained there
five years In Sj2, being at the time II years OF age,
lie organized lumber business under the firm name OF
ErdSall Faret & OlcOtt. After three years OF business
the firm was dissolved Mr. Olcot went To NewIork and,
with H. L. OcOt, cousin established banking Office
at No 40 Br0adst, New York, with the firm name OF f.
f. 4 H. l.. OlCOtt. He continued in business there from
1868 1872 when the firm was dissolved In the same
year he entered The banking Office Of Blake Brothers q
CO.. at No. "a Wall-st, and remained with this firm from
1872 to 1879, when he established the firm OF f. T.
Ocott Coz at No A. Wallst and has since done bust
ness at that place. He will close his relations with
this firm upon being in rs Controller feeling that
il would be improper for him to have any connection
with banking firm while holding such an Office II was
i, firm that conducted for Controller Robinson the Ope-
ratious by which the sum OF thrccquarcrs of million
Of dollars was realized from premiums On securities
held 10y the State and applied to the reduction OF taxes
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

IlAL QlESIlDN-IHE FIN NNCi0-b'Ns lllDhN .
REFORM MEASURES TO RE CONTINUED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSEI
ALBANY, Dec. 3l.--GOv. RObinsOn's first
message win he scarcely more than half the average
length OF GOV. Tildcn's, and will deal more in detail
with matters pertaining exclusively the State IL will
he such busincsslike document might he expected
from an xController who has made his administration
OF that office of much just pride Nevertheless
IL will discuss some length the Presidential com
plication. taking distinct though moderate ground
In favor OF the strength OF the Democratic position
The message w Of he entirely free from any
thing like threat undue emphasis hut it will none the
less make strong Democratic argument, whose force Is
likely to be wasted upon the Republican House ia
view OF the situation will he hopeful, based on the
opinion that ample powers have been lodged III Congress
for q solution OF the difficulty.
The body OF the message will he taken up with care
ul history of tho recent finances OF the state and an
account OF their present condition Mr. Robinson never
hcstaes TO say that il MS policy Controller whel he
first served in the Office had not been reversed the stale
would have incurred the debts which has now re-
duced b heavy taxation to about 9000O00 ana he is
kcy again to this fact In his message These
are the two principal topics of the message. and, with
recommendations in favor OF carrying to completion the
reforms which Gov. Tden has begun and Of constant
economy in ali departments of tie Government, Will
probably comprise all that will be OF general interest.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
CARE IL CHOOSING A SPEAKER.
APPEAL OF NEw-YoRK BUSINESS MEN TO THE AS
SEMBIY.
The following address to the Assembly in
regard 10 the considerations which should guido 1t in the


SENBLY.
The following address to the Assembly in
regard 10 the considerations which should guido ii in the
choice oI a Speaker has been sent To Albany.
NEw-Y YORK, Dee. 80, 1876
Ia N. Members Of me assembly Of the state Of Acc IOrE
The undo rsiqHrd have had their attention called for
several wears past 70 thc large and increasing influence
OF the presiding officers Of the Legislature not Oh} III
the appOintlnent of committees, but also III ShhplhS
ir whole course ard character of legislation So large
pa o tins legislation relates TO this city thar de
sire i'm behalf the business ana public interests OF the
cy respectfully to you to give than the usual
care in The present critical jncture OF puDhc adfS,
TO the selection of Speaker for your body for he ap-
preaching session These interests uhqueSilohany dc-
especially Tor TINS session Oi tue
tr Sneaker the Assembly should have the confidence
of those VINO chiefly responsible for the support ana
character OF the government Of the state and lis huni
cipalitics lie should be distinguished for the purity o
his public fe aud his sympathy with the pest sentiment
OF the State in rrgu wise and patriotic legislation
and public reforms His charact should be guarantee
will position 10 redeem the Legislature
thr State from reputation H. has acquired OF being
used lcgaZr schemes ~ private sPeCuatlOn partisan
measures and frauds taHay ana property ""nGls
The pubic demands higher order Ot patriotism ahd
more practical manifestation Of 1t IN legislators than er,
tofOrc Hereafter the ruling political party VIII Dc btln
to the strctrst accountability Tor any negle 10 give
EXPRESSION this sentiments above all, for, any at
foIupt Ia thwart IT. The opportunity presented 10
the party In the majority IN the present Assembly
20 elect Speaker Whuse character coulOrlns 10 tLtnr
views should not fail 10 he improved. The interests OF
the public and the future OF the party demand IT, The
inevitable consequence Of failure to do this Will be dis
astr0us to the party holding TINS majority
THIS - signed by James EInutt j. NJ. BuudN, W. H.
Webb George D. Forest Lord j. -. Yr:milye, william L.
jenkins, J. NJ Morrison W. il. Gnion, w A. Booth D. H.
Parsons. a. 4. Low Brothers, James Buell., T. d. Tap
urII H. g. Arnold. Philip Bl3slugcr, III. L. Burnett, Ihtu
dore Roosevelt d. d. Lord. benjamin H. sherman. WI
liam Dowd. W. H. II. Moore, Levi L. Morton, r. T. fdD
bri, A. T. Man, John A. Weeks. W. T.. Dodge, James NJ
Brown, ID. IL. McAlpne, L. H. CossItt, ana "iiy Wal
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
TELRGRAPuIC NOTES

RoSTNN Dee 30.-From Jan. 23 next the Cunard
steamers from this port viii sail lortnightly.
SAN FKANCIsCO, Dee 3l.-Max Erlinger, the Bal
mOre forger started for the East day charge OF dotec
i've under requistion nom GOV. Carroll OF Maryland
BOsToN, Dec. 3l.-MayOr Cobb made his vale
dCory address yesterday In which ho stated that tho net
debt this city had decreased In treo years t58O2)7 90
MONTPELIER, VT, Dec 30.-1he time Of redcmp-
ton On tho foreclosure tho Montpelier and Wells River
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

The nearer we arrive at what looks like or suG-
gests the closer approximate to pefrct0n ihe
lrk B. 4. BaJbitts Toilet might
dplr some carries with IL % the scnsDemlndcd
The niaibe OF its wonderful parity and excel
lrnce Repul,iye material needs deceit u surprise the
senses where tho sweetest srvaOo
oils are solely employed The effects cmOltn ana vet
searching that speedily becomes hxc IN the use Of house
hold
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

II Gorualc LEco dItalia aveBdo rihutatO di pubbcars
annCsso SOtOscTtis provalgono dci Stamps
independents Americana, per darc Ia yoluta pubbicA
Qualeho ioInae iii quesa Ca pubblcaya tempo che Ia
Socica Frarlauza Iaiana in Nuoya York prcss
parte al una d congratulations faa fare in
onore sig FernaldO De Luoa Console Generate dItla
sottOscIitt d questa Societa fannO di pubbca
IA fo.c ntcrpelia sal propOstO.
PROTESTANT chi arhraIia iameute, assumendosu
rome Istzone Ia rspOnsabtA del fatto ma mmis.
chata socota in che AL essa laEO sue
quail ben mClu hanuO cOnvinzioni cOntIaue.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
M1RRIED.

GIROD-WILLIAMS-O Thurday. Dec. % At Tho Church
OF ~ Mary the Virgin by the Rev. 4. Mckee Brown "a.
Len Girod To Elizabeth Gardner, d.ugaor Of the
/. T. Williams OF Cw-YOTk.
SMITH-BRA DFOED-on Wednesday Dec; p. 1876 At he
Of brIc's brother Lieutenant COM
naIGcr CrOwuinshcld, L. s. NJ Washington D. Co by ths
Rev. John Vaughan Lewis D. d.. rrCOr Of ~. J0Ins
Church. Elizabeth Hopkins second daughter of the Ito
John VI. Bradford Of Geneva, y. Y, " LdEund Hamilton
smith vi the iat.or place
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

Railroad expired night the road passes into the hands
OF the bodiOes II "a rnmorod that cOnI viii DO
organized.
BOsTOS, Mass, Dec. 31.-The discharge Of seven
emplOy(s the Custom house VIII be maGo On IEasay
q reduction the expenses Of from sI3OOO 70
$4,000 per
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
INDICATIONS.

For New-England during the day, clear or
fair weather and light noIt.-wet to sput -WtN Wills
With ...ug barometer and nr CLangC III temlr!".l'e
followed during t, night by threatening weather. llSht
snow, ani faliIng barometer. III,
conspue au,lpy Gc 1ay, rih Jgag bdro"stc JciloT'9
dc,lg Ee er.Htag 65 wt"dS shut'1g n hgrMe''S an"
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
TILE STRANDED RARK DISCO.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Dec. 31.-The bark
Disco stranded on Charleston Bar, has bilgcd and be-
come wreck Her cotton Is being removed, and 40
aes haye reached the city, most Of which In fair
condition. but much Of what IN the wreck wiil
bo badly damaged by salt water.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
WASHINGTON.
IT OF SATURDAYS.

TIE DUI.LEST OF SATURDAYS.
NOTHING DONE IN CONGRTss-MANAGER BARNES
ARRIVES PROM NEW w-ORLEASs-CRoNiN-FR
MENTAKY CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS.
The House Of Representatives met on Saturday.
but adjourned without action. Manager Barnes ar
rived from New Orleans and is in nominal custody
awaiting a session of the House. Two or three wit
nesses testified as to the Oregon electoral affair but
stated nothing especially new or in conflict with
previous testimony.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
PAGSENG ERS 1RRIVFD.

FROM UANBUKG--gH siSrWshiD Sueri1. Dec Bot.
Caroline daughter uins Schm edeDerg Albert
S,ethcmcr, Johanna Petorl and iYO CHI rem 4or-lI
Herr chs !ubens, Rev Ueru De"ci"ge jacob HOraj
Louis KOrniold, sophie Haiptrn, Can funk,
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

suicide pistol found In his he'd. and there Ia an
ugly wound in the cft temple M Is given why he
should take his life, he OF considerable
wealth and happy domestic surroundings.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

The upper diagram is chiefly occupied with record OF
Saturdays barOmcric rise from the great depression
Of Friday night. Yesterday further rise took place.
and is not favorable indication Another snOw-sorm
appears be approaching this locality. The hcmomc-
GER remains steadily below freezing point.
For this city AMI vicinity day Of gradually increasing
cQudurss ~ to he expected, with slightly rising tenn
ccraiurc and snowfall by night. Tomorrow will be
clearer aud colder.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

LOST-On Saturday after ~ O'clock black POCKET
BOOB, containing Thoater Bills Notes payable Receipts and
valuable papers suitable reward viii D., pad
erson returning the sams TO the Advertising Desk Of The
ITlIune