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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

Zach Chandler says somebody forged tina
troops and money dispatch. He probably
wrote it too late in the afternoon to remem
Der il.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

So it appears that Edmunds annihilated
Morton in the caucus. The process may be
repeated in the senate this week.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

The chief danger to the electoral bil
seems TO be from amendments and const
quent delay.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

Even John Sherman can not follow Nor
ton in his blind and partisan rage.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

Another engineering expert has aided t.
mystify the Ashtsbula corOner's jury.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

There will be much senatorial eloquenc
expended upon the plan to-day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

The electoral plan viii reach vote Wed
nesday if the senatorial gush can b
damned
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

How many city warrants are outstanding.
II any one knows. pray let him speak.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

If the plan does nothing else it will split
the radical party.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

Grant has wisely determined to continue
70 do nothing in Louisiana.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

CHIEF Justice Waite declines PeremPtoril.
10 be an electoral vote referee.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

Senator Edmunds will consent to no
amendments.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-24

Only two democratic senators wiz oppose
the plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
UOTSE OF REPRESENTATlYES.

The House resumed the consideration of the
bin appropriatns $j0O,0U0 to he paid James H. Euis
FOR construction of cttes, &c, the mouth the
Mississippi River, aud II passed.
Dir. COX DEM y. ". chairman of the Committee OF
Election Frauds in SelSY Ork, made report
ton with the alleged tlmcrlng with The mails IN the
NeW-fJgk iostOmcc .Noht.atnS Po,tma,tcr James
aud hiS subpr,liHates from all suspcIUh fraud or
laIulsTing with the said mails Adopted.
ms SIEAkEE laid before the House the bill abJlIshiuy
tho Board al Commissioners OF the Metropolitan Police
III tno Dis Iiiot Cf Columbia The question was put
shall LIe bH pass, Notwithstanding the Presidents
ystO! aaI 10 decided IN tIc affirmative Yeas, lbs;
Nays, -.
tho PrrsIdcnt yctolng Inc DIut resolution Returning
thank, 10 tie ArgcatEo Republic and Il publ, uf
Pretoria, SUuth Africa, for their CONGRATULATIONS to tho
United states tne fist centennial III liz ffc, dom. liIs
reason yctJuB ilr resolution II hdi, under tEe Con-
s.tiLO Congress cannot dictate 10 tIc Secretary OF
4 to wnaJ correspondence he stall held Wn foreign
sntrs Referred 10 the Committee On Foreign Afiti:s
mo Speaker asp laid before the House ssstgc from
tho Pre- stating mat tne CoinisoOu appointed Ia
IcJr. a.Zc tire drlBy nad reported hat Ihis
tiun rrrp.ied 10 submit plan FOR lis
AZ, +, RED 10 the Committee On Military Ahur-.
Mr. PAYNE dem, OnIuD offered resolution that the
HoLse proceed 10 Tho ciccu"h Of iir ave men bIs
or .o CODiiIi5ziDL cn Lac ficssenud Electoral Count
ADOPTED 40
Mc.sr, PAYNE (iIen, OnioJ, iiuuiOn (Dcm. YAH Abbott
S.al and io moved that instead OF taking nyc sept
iats notes. wGic would consume 80 inicn time. tie
wbOO lTo sDOilI DC 'O.tu Ivi ~ vlCi' 'uIitu ny u
Tne CI.rx then proceeded to call tbe roll, and each
moIuDcr IcspOLded reie'iihg inc i've naies ia thtir
order. soiir of the Itcrn9isans changed the ordcf
coIlMcncIns VIM the Republican cahdnd'tn.
VOC iigcily summed up was AZ follows; For
Payne, 2GJ; HuntjIi. .0J; Abbott, 2OJ; GARFIELD 2iO
IIoaI 26I. Tao sPEAkLR therenpon announced tner
appointment. , =, - -, -. i,
to appoint two tricrs are 10 couht the Presiden-
tial vote on the part oi thr IiOiisr ~
the HUuse tLcn took ny consideration bill re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
CRIMINAL, NOTES

writ Of habcas corpus and ccrlIoraii was granted
by caoLc yesterday ia the OF Bernard Reilly,
arrested Tor abandonment OF his family.
At the Washington Place Court yesterday Henry
held ~ $3.50 hai on charge ~ attempting 10
backnail Blm0Tr The keeper Gispfdrry house
40 1874 OK eHest.."A numb .! hG"cr dealers Ia the
Eghth Narl aITIgnd on charge U sellJI liquor in
license. 1ney were. discharged on Furnishing 500 bail
each
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. John
Dowey CHARGED "t fcrJy en ring the apartment,
cupiod BIZ Juius LOwcnstcu at no 40 LAT 81,
s;ealLg wearing apparel and JcWry valued at 80
Charles sloan. MI. add James Barry chhRcl VII;
bc, accuupccs DOwny, with l, tach hct m
UDO bail -Wn. Gass, Tor aiding In bur glIJ un
Miller nj No ~ MOIOc-s, On Jan - WIS
committed in defiant u : 800 bail
At the Yorkyilc p0lire Court yesterday James
COnnoy charged Vh stc1 six pieces of calico Nng III
iIOat gDU.S Of join Palmer at No i2G IN ri
ave- committed default G 300 bail Samuel AID
AacouI AMI II years, charged by
Henry No. 1S3 rrutaNc win Ophng by means
bis wine cellar and stealing there
from battles ~ liquor valued 1T SILL were committed for trial
william Mhitro NO - West firyseyentst charged
stealing watches valued tl ir IN the Jcwclly
store 81 Israel RauIh G9l EIgtayt committed
of 90 bi 'ihn stolen watches
not cred ard an accumDice Of the tli escaped!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
DIsPIITED CLAIM FOR A CHILD.

In the habeas corpus proceeding brought by Mar
garet oBren who claims TO be the representative OF the
father Ada further evidence was taken yestr
day before william Sinclair, the referee The child Is TO"
with Mrs Kelly in brooklyn IL was asserted that inc
child lad been struck by Mrs Rcys and had been
treated as a by Mrs. Kelly Yesterday Mira keiy
gave Of the she said that the mother OF mo
child came charitable association connected with 81
James r. Church. grossly intoxicated and IN utter destitu
lion Mrs KeIv both mother and child Induced the
mother pledge and while she kept received her
in her owl home Ultimately the mother broke her pledge
and soon after died Kelly said that the child was
treated all respects ~ daughter Befsie inc mother
death she had Written father in California who lad
gwen her fan authority child and had sent her money
from time perhaps III al 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Emma Mine trial yesterday Prof. William
and OF the mine and the quality oil the ores
The will of Mark Davis, wealthy Southerner
who died in this city, offered for probate in the suiTo
Gates Office YESTERDAY. The estate valued at 81 100000
Tie heirs on,h ana the bulk OF the property IN
Virginia and Louisiana.
judge J. f. Daily, in Common Pleas, Special Term.
has dismissed william ErwoOd against sarah 4
Eryood in which charges the other with adultery and
lected press their charges
In the suit of Shepherd Knapp, receiver of the
Bowling savings Bank against Walter Roche which
has for days its second tai in the superior
Court jury yesterday found verdict for the plaintiff for
42i 6I peyIn Miller Trail appeared tor the plaintiff
john r. McGowan aid Algernon s. sullivan fol- the DC
PENDANT.
judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers. yes
eray granted an openng default taken in the suit Of
John - ConAin against Herman Codes The suit ia for
$1,000 FOR having apta arrested on charg' tat re- Ss
agc business. lie denies the charge very positively
Charles II. Roylan, who was arrested and held 10
bail for trying to boy Of 10 years from his mothe
Piled {, Judge Donohue supreme Court Chambers by ha-
beas corpus release the ground that the whole te
tnony before he magistrate "as mere leafSay ami even II
Donoue directed the matter 10 be heard today By Judge Gil
dcTslecye the Court Cf General Sessions
- In a suit entitled Murphy against Moses x Com
pany brought to Up tie affairs OF Murphy Moses Co.,
jude request Of the defendants has allowed
the receiver Of the firm $50 10 prosecute certain claims Tho
defendants carse tina for three the Gonf9 1i
Wet Indies and British colonies that M Murphy ia
lrr1kug up their firm kept back accounts and
mcnts OF SJJOOO aud ey desire the receiver 10
make Thorough investigation.
George NJ Lightbody has brought Il suit against
David W. Bruce Others, uOminaly for partition Of the
estate T. LGabOiy among ns brothers and sisters
anG children bat IN substance 10 set aside certain deeds
y which conveyed - hickman st. ana three lois IN
Thirty hirISt Elcycutaye Ia Ar Erdce directly for
WIFE, throu" her toOlc LEWIS l1; and 10 sci aS
the complaint filed yesterday
with t!C Coruiy clerk, when john a. LgtDDdy mace ,lc
c nO ol SOduu hi.Hd Inc HnOIe
uru,rrty involved is worth @2JObOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31

beautiful things that had ever been in this OF
) any other European country. But Lord Granville
in making such remark exposes himself to the
suspicion Of not being well acquainted with the mat
ter he is talking about. Let him ask Mr.. Poynter or
any other good Judge and he will be told that, while
Mnton's efforts praisewOrthy and IL some drec-
tions successful nothing is more difficult than TO
buy dinner service which il good in design ana
color. Neither MintOn nor any other Engishman OF
these days has produced single plate comparable
to the old Oriental And it n Oriental in
fluence to which we owe most OF the improvements
lately made in stufrs and carpets. For the forms of
furniture the good designer has gone back to the
early part of the last century. and before; but for
pattern and hue of almost every woven fabric no
has borrowed from the Chinese and Japanese, the
Turk, the Persian, and the Indian. II is less than
five years since tho first good English imitation of a
Persian carpet was manufactured. IL will DO 80
or 500 before anything made in Europe will equal
the products of the looms of Feraghan. OF Lahore,
of Masulipatam and many another district or town
of the East. 1t is unhappily more likely that En-
gland will corrupt India than that India will ever
teach England the secrets of color. Supply and de-
mand have been beating Art ont Of the field, and OF
recent years the Orentals, who for thousands OF
years had wrought with the Same dyes and designs,
have been executing London orders to London pat
terms Win inc iatcSb anu
modern chemistry has brought forth. Let that last
but generation OF two, and Europe will no longer
have to confess her nferiority TO Asia; she viii
have reduced barbarian perceptions to DO as blunt
and dull as her own. At this moment, perhaps.
there is a check to this demorelzing process
the influence of the East is strongest; num-
bers of Englishmen devoted sincerely to
the worship of what is lovely, and more
eager for the glory of art than for the glory OF
England, have gone about preaching and practicng
! this new gospel from the East Painters OF real
! genius-Burno Jones. Boughton. Whistler, Alma
Tadeuia and some others-did not think it beneath
them to decorate walls and ceilings with their own
| hands. The poet Morris put some OF his poetic
| faculty into wall papers. few rich men, Ike Mr.
| Morrison, Mr.. Lehman, and Mr.. Sayland, cared
enough for beauty to make their houses beautiful
| noblcman or two has condesceHded to interest
| himself in rugs; and things will get better before
I they get worse.
The museums have helped the Bethnal Green and
| South KensingtOn collections have been studied;
even the so-caed schools of design may yet profit
| by them Art needlcwork has become fashionable
Won saw the other day in Philadelphia what could
be done at $500 the square yard. 1t is fashion
which in this in other matters, is. the law-gyer,
and it may be said with confidence that house
hold art is becoming fashionable. The fashion once
| fixed Lord Granvilles question will be question no
| longer. 6. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
A JEWELERS. DISHONEST PARTNER.

Detectives Hay and Cannon OF the Steam
boat squad yesterday arrested Alfred Lavey as lie was
about starting for Europe on the sioamer Wisconsin.
The prisoner charged BY francia +. LocSn, Jeweer
OF No ll2 Futon-st, with having stolen from him 80
gold three gold watches several so-leadod canes
ana 800 bullion gold Looklin ald Lcyoy Aad ayr ed
to form cOparuership, bat The ppers had not yet been
signed The prisoner. who is practical eweler agreed
do the work. dcsOie his wnuc tIIn3 and attention 10
the business, for which he 10 receive 80 week
salary and Oueiialf OF the profits. Tao complainant
stock the store and furnish tho capital. Lcycy
hld been AT work In The place Or 50, oral Gays and Lad
improved tie Opportunity by stealing tine articles nn-
toned. lie addicted to gaInb..ng ami lad lost The
value of nearly all the arucicS he hId stolen, pawn
tickets for which found IA h.s posscssJn lie had
with him only 80 and his passage hc~ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
DECISIONS JAN. 30.

Supreme Court Chambers-By .Judca Donohuc.-
Gran az Field, MfmorandnT Ben aE re- .,
Murphy MosesI think the COUNSEL sioud have
80 Of he Inquest to be costs in the Fuchs agt
Tho Third Avenue savings Banh Langham Myers;
ter OF the Fie Insurance Co.. aud matter Of te l.
r report Of referee granted; while e defendant
Inc amunht awarded ms vile and iam.y Matter
weinDe IN ts matter y sermt Ia me the ficts to Siaci 81
ia going over what Is raa bur THIS - ne result ~ TO the
that question - not peio defendant committed
to defendant tOapsS,r on terms opinion.
sclrdycr agt. Dttengc-Orcr ovrrrnS demurrer BIcn-
-I TO ric BACK to giSf% Tor Gr9r r a
Qmglcy as iul Order Giscontnning action granted Mas.
tvOn Hg Brady on short calendar for the tLird
by Julr sanoii-cark ngt nineneer Petition granted
granted Mcbride Ibc Avrnne aa!lioad
any.-Orier disseminating RctonBtanted.
Marine Couyi-Chdmbers- Justice McAdam.-
Koncr ar Cumisky. Dale iant win be committed upl'ss
under Tho original order tie 7t dayoI tebuar X
neht i"r l'IiAht Ui.io. i.ih 90 ,o hVEphls ~,
wsrkItr same "S aost Same gt iySo Gs ,i AZ
CLass cr9,ss a;I 'ir'cn oiia ,as boSmr,,ASo9s
T. A. ard go frsss . ss ,Hsy-Js@ss ale %i ESQ.,
nl ii. a. s..n i,, 40, s ,,, to,, ,i d III
agt Bntty. Commission ordered itogae CatoI,e
J. j. bSp rs ,Ioscr at 1ocDfl@s XII Sr asS
Alse- Ia herein must submitted before tho
uUtiun can ,r deridrL ,oisch.k AIT Inwrusrin-to ON
laiu III miss II. Miocki ns Metropolitan insurance &,
Substitution Of attorneys VIII bc 0riorcd
Hy Just &c NinotSbOuiUl agt Ierry-Jugneut for the
pnf tue demurrer wItn Dsiiy 10 answer ia 10 days
Hcn Of CaLide agt. Caf.iet theTo be Juag
fJr Lic actually the plantin
mani wheh delivered. with COSTS. Lee
AIT toslnJlllnrn for me piain on the drnrr.r with
csis hyin aBt. Safeguard iaauraeo Company same agt
Mania. ,an Insurance com .any. Orders sighc'l.
Court Of ippeGis.-ALBANY, N. y. Jan. 30.-In
the Court o Appeals to-day the ioJowiS decisions wo
handed
Notion granted aud remiititur amended TO Give do
eniahL at the appelShaft Ast fhDnia Mutual iIo
Insurance Company.
Judgment none by allowing tho appellant inierest from
the testaor the amount to Do
pai personal make ny the t3OOO0.
aud modified afttrwsr without cost To etn,r party
us the hi la - altman fL.kc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31

portcd last session from the Committee on the JUDICIARY
IN reatjon 10 damages infringement of patents ~
provides that damages can be rec9yyrea oy 60. r, ~
fringcmcut which shall have occurred during the crm OF
one wear precsspg the notice " Infringement Passed
Nj cox dem. n " offered resolution %lrr e,x y,
rcnorljng a hill or an amendment 10 the Consfiiton,
necessary providing for the decision OF any Gheso,
which NAV urfse 10 the regularity or AUTHENTICITY o
fe electoral votes for President ana VICE
Prcsent or the night ~ ers0s who gave the No,es oe
sch law or amendment provide for the jurisdiction a.
well as the OF proceeding In all eases oil real con
troversy. Referred. . A., .,,,,
The House then took up for consideration the resolu
tion rerortcd from the Judiciary COMMITTEE declaring
th.t Colorado is n state the Union and that James IS
Rrfor has been elected the Representative from tna
state without action u tho resolution the House at
4:3J O'Clock adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
THE COURTS.

A COLORED PASTORS SUIT FOR SALARY
Charles II. Ritter, former pastor OF tho second
Congregational Church OF Morrsania colore has brought
, for upp,id saary lie that he emayed at TOO
year. ia November 1863 and served the church until sep
tembcr 1874 when There due him slloo 6o Ihen inc
church raised salary to $500 year. but did not pay " 30
that In Deeernber 1875 there was 1898 due min oil
81 sOi 6G-but he only asks sl.7OO
An answer put the trustees ayerng that Ms ser
vices September 1874. gratuions that he ga not
give his whole tmc the church, that months no
absent the church, causing 1t loss oil S2oo "hch
counteTclaiDet. l.. ,,,.o,,o
motion to strike out the answer az not
made by ory OF The congregation AZ me frsaent
m the rustees declared that both the congregation anu e
trustees the Judge Donohue denied Inc mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31

Judgment affirmed agt The Mayor. &C.; People OK
rel Giles agt Sunern. o... rrowou
Judgment affirmed with cosisBeck agt CARER mS~on
agt Adams johnson agt First Naiipna Bahs vi
Yale ayt Dedercr; BIidVes AIT. Oliver $40. -, 40.
Jad nent affirmed, With leave 10 plantns 70 ara ru
pa within 20 days Of notice ~ entry OF roni
ttur on payment Of costsBJne ag Griswodi B'aSo as'
Grisa Old. -. ..,o-o,
order granting trial reversed and Judgment ordered
n verdict with cOsts-Curtis agt GOkoy. =. .,...
reversed and trial granted cosls w a"'uo
eyeni.-Cieye,aDd NcwJersey steamboat Company:
ADpeal di nssoh with sts-ChIGs agt k3rsnn sa1tWen
ayt Field; in Attorney General agt Con Lie insuran'o
Company. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
COMPLAINT OF ARBITRARY ARTISTS.

Major SIucr of the Gcrmama Assembly Rooms,
representing the Liquor Dealers Association made
piaint Police Central Office yesterday regard
sunday OF the proprietor Of ths Lager beer Soon
the Boulevard and one hun irci and ls Wife
proprietor taken the hududh Police
Station aud confined In cell charge OF Violating
Excise His wife. very delicate stat, Of
health, a!trTwarJ Sed ana NJ lOr asserted
haIsa treated ga the loong morning both |er,
dIschaI by police Jusc'. d complains ha, ilado
Police
night without JLst cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.--The Senate in Ex-
ecutive session to-day confirmed the following nomina-
tons:
settle 10 o Judge United states District Court Io ha
Norihern District Florida James III. Budrck 10 De Unuu
ta,es Marshal Tor Dakota Territory Medical Director WI
lam rr 10 be Chief Bureau OF surgery Navy De-
nal nIent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
CALENDARS-TnIs DAT.
SUPREME CoUn-CnAMBEas-Do yoI

SUPREME CoUI-CHAMBRRs- DoyonUE. J.
50 Matter OF Whittlescy. $50. Morris agt. The Flect
~. iainbridge agt. berne. wood AssoclNOn.
o.. The Society tor tho Ret 290 GiiIoy act NeuDerg
ofyuyeni!s Des ast 29l' Lee, sgt me me- E1ni'A
o2i shayne agt COLES 293. Cain agt Murphy
2i5.Zeis agt The German 297 PTatt &c, agt ltoss-<
Press society. motons.
2j1 Brown agt Raymond. 3OO. Matter O1 Benson
1888. The ArC Fire ms Co. 306 Schiany aHi
agt. Sei,y. 800. .Thc Fnst Nat Dan.
278.. Miller agt. Miller OF Coopersown agt
279. .M0nheimer agt The Beals
Mayor. &C
CIRctTr-PART BARRETT. j.
Case on-No O3o-prouty agt The Lake Shove and Mch
gan Southern Railway Company. No day caendif
SUPERIOR C0URT-SPBCIAL TRRx-SPBIg, J.-NO Day Ca'
endar.
MARINE CoURr-Tm,L TERN-PART U.-GoEPR. J.
IiIO .Cromien agt. Blossom b87l.. Daily aet ADel.
etaL 5S77 .Lampert agt Maiioy
1872 Ring,er ct oil. agt. AMI sno.
Scbnltze 5S7S.. Browning sgt Weiner.
gOl3 Richardson and ano $3.50. KeTnochOn and ano.
agt. DiOssy. ~ agt HlF0wn.
bS54 Wheeler r agt Hard. 1888. Fisher AIT. FleN
ing. 1884 .Seh0cncy agL Freunh
1890 Bayland agt Cohen $3.50. Mills AIT. Piont.
bsG7 isiInonson auo Sefckrr agt ketz
Kotertsch. 5Ss7 Michel agt Buell..
GENERAL sYssroSs-pART I-GuDRRsL RRvH. J.-Johanns
White abortion John w. Ford,
Lang William Parker Eugene short, Joseph Doyle
burglary Henry Mitchell Fritz Marguard George AhdrrHs
Mcaoi satt ~. Henry Johnson, John Ryan, Lizzie lien
messy. Edward sullivan. Frank Smith. Henry Thompson
Henry Downs, vii lam McAdams. grand larceny Mary
Peeny receiver OF stolen goods; Andrew Wallen, Wllsm
Gayner. James KeaDy. petit larceny Barney Curti cof-
deIly house. ~ r.,, A.,
Gowan robbery; James Boylan Madard Pour, te!ono1s
battery Michael MeCabe burglary George Er,
kline Mary Cook Jua Fletcher. grand larceny Christopher
Fox obscene literature.
COURT OF APpEALs ALBANY IAN 3oThe following is tho
Court Of Appeals day calendar Wednesday jan 81 le7I
Nos. Isl, 1873, I07, III, iI6, 1914. l9l and 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
NOMINATIONS.
ccrox Ian. 3O.-Tbe President sent

WAsIIISGTON, Jan. 3O.-The President sen
the following nominations to tho Senate to-day;
A. T. wickon TO be. Pension Agent at Columbus oi9; 40
Giersou To De Consul COqumb0; Jas D. BRADY 10 DO
cctor of Revenue for the Second District Vi 'sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
,I,IIIrIoN Ar TRIEsrE.-Rev. r. O,caI.
gWE AOYD0N GRAPHIC,
~ lLLCsrNATED MELkLf AtWsi
fUt JAN. 70
Contains lie following Fne f. q - = /;

FOR JAN. 20,
Contains lie following Fene e. y - p
OUR ARTIST IN The UNITED STATES, NIL; ne
Elevated Railway. NeW.itrk.
THE Dual GOVERNMENT II SOITH CAR0tlNAi
The 80 Speakers pr, siding the egi.lule toimbs-
Swearing IA, tie Republican Ncmhtis 10 ouiJl.ba. -.
THE EASTERN QUESTION (-krtch at Nlsch yvh
Sneria hrii.tlTr8ous from AaNUaz marc. n tJro-h &
STREETS. iIic TIE J. at tic PRISONERS ~ var ~
live 10 Fielr again Wounded Turks IN the Lnea LEI
Cross Nosrita,-A " Fee" EiDcgiug shop =.
CtRI~TEfAS WITH OF. FLEET II EE>IhA BAl'
SatrN from the Upper Deck Battery OF VI. " : >unl
A CitlLDt,EN'S FANCY BALL AT LlNEEiOui-
THE STORMS AND FLOODS skctcLl II " otAmsl'
House al Blac Nwall. - - , ,. ..,,,.,.,, =, ,,,, ppr
GAUE HOUSE At SOUTH >ulEL--. 49,. .,.,. :, .
DIR SUWLGHANNS Discoveries At NfN 70 y
TIE srv OF roplD OF AglhIfnnOn ,'lI N"lt s,al
mann I'M TIE PAu.fc Of He!eu OF Tioy-ot Fort u Salfs
will ArrO, in tho Distance, MvceDT on the l'h 'touh
the Raht-N auria nom TIE Ancient TEel'or 2, Ar'r,'
er GAZE ia Tic ed Ciiy Wal Ga aui othtf HAt|es
" (Donble page I'm Taylngl
ATIroI-SNND MILES Up THE NILE: The HihhA "
rvr'u,,c,-N Market Boat at Nnich-A water Drawing "a
rbinr-Tl, oldest statues in tDe Nort-A wal, ~
bia~Carpct Bazaar. Caro-Lahy Christian sArH'' PHHe-
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