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New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
REGULATING VICE.

About fifty ladies and gentlemen gathered
last evening IN the p1lors Of the isaac T. Hopper iioiue
at No. 10 socond-aye. to meet William Lloyd Garrison,
who has recently returned from Europe and 10 listen 10
some rcmaTks hy him licensed prostitution. subject
TO which he paid attention while abroad. Mr. Cant
said that lawson ills subject existed in any state
in the Union although attempts had been nude 10 pass
them in Missouri aud the District Of Columbia. In this
state for such laws had been made III
l-Tj, hy a Legislative Committee Gn Crime: ~ l~fh ih
urcseutmrnt of the Grand Jury Of SeW-lGrk; AMI III
I-17 ny the Commissioners Oi Charities aud Correction
Mr. Garrison referred so the results 0i such laws -
Great Britain and the Continent and said THAT th'N
were wholly evil Tbs subject had been contiier'd
impure. hut not In HIS whole me
lie had never heard sermon on the seventh
commandment MIR. Garrison did not believe that ans
such laws could he passed in this country except 10! III
direction Ia England the laws we're voted for by many
members who had idea O their real ohject. 1hc ouE
way deal with this subject WAS 20 abo~h tn cNii-'0
stamp il out. The speaker drew comparison between
tins and the eVil Of slavery and said that the latter
would never Lave been cradcacd by gradual abolition
The New-York Committee FOR the Prevention ~ Ii
ctuscd Pros ituti0u last evening adopted 'lc- OF rs
o!uiicns, Protesting against any l'eisation on thS sub
icct Infamous covenant with evil which the state
had rgt 10 make tending 10 Increase rather thdn
dimniSA disease. ~ oppressive ana unjust To women
ani misleading to cn, and wholly foreign To and H
violation Of The true function ~ EpicinWcut cops
Of th sc resolutions viii be sent to tue legislature
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

TIE NEWARK SAVINGS INSTITUTION
DTPoslTORS LIKELY TO RECEIVE OVER 40 PER
CENT AND POSSIBLY 90 PER CENT.
The examiners appointed by Chancellor Run
Won 10 investigate the affairs of the Newark Savings In
stitution have made q preliminary report They una
assets which they have determined 10 be good worth
S72S7723 So after deducting such percentage as Will
bring them their present value This includes Sl0l
$50 81 cash over 81 800 OO0O Government: bonds; $751;
600 of Western bonds S1Oi3l3 27 call loans $3,2OO0Oo
in bonds and mort cages and ~ 2076iji 73 in bonds OF
known value They estimate $2ii2il 7s of call loans
of doubtful at $93O3O; also S25OO00 IN bonds at what
they have been offered Sl25 600. The deposits are So
164I0 o. that of good assets there enough to pay
III 100 per cent OF the deposits There are besides sec
rites on which they unable to place an exacI Naue
the nominal vGuc OF which * S3,9OO,23S Ol III gO0u
for their fare value. these would more tan pay III ul
the drp0sitOrs but among them are CheSapedke anu
Ohio pc gold bonds, l,05OOCO, quoted al 20 per
cent and 81 100000 OF Chesapeake and ONO per cent
bonds quoted at bid. 80
At meeting the depOsitors, held at the Academy OF
Music on Thursday night, the managers OF the paih
were severely criticised by of the speakers com
mittce OF five appointed 10 apply to the proper cE
authorities the removal OF the present Board o Mal-
ayers and the appointment of officers possessing lie
confidence OF the community Ira NJ Harrison the see
onh yiceprcsient OF the bank, excepted by name
from the general cenSure.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

Upon the arrival at this port yesterday Of
the ship Jlnce Foster r rom Liverpool Ohccr Cairns.
OF the Eastern srci Steamboat Squad upon the request
OF the Captain Edward Ahte took into custody Fran
els Campbell a sailor VINO had attempted 70 murder an
oth er member the crew. Captain Abe. and several
sailors accOmp tnied the prisoner 20 tne Ihty
stated thar witcu the vessel H1. 4 few DAYS Cu non;
IAvcrpool Campbell attempted TO kali one OF MS me
mates with largc knife, and succeeded Ia inict!ng
severe wound The men all became afraid Oi the Tui-
fam and n!any o them unable 10 rest M night for
fear Of benz murdered Captain Abcc at length con
fined Campiei until the vessel reached port. Campbell
was r,manGcd uH to-day. when he Viii bc taken to tire
United States Court Tie is OF ylainous appear
aucc, ard about thirty years old.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
NOT THE MISSING LINK.
But An APE WITH FACIAL EXPRESSION AL,iosT
HUMAN.

HUMAN.
G. B. Bonnel has been seeking, during the
past year, obtain possession OF live gorilla and place
il on exhibition in NewYCrk Some time he state,
tina; Captain Godfrey sent to the interior Of AIR ca
in search OF specimen He returned on December 20,
having capturned what Mr.. Bonnell claims IS malt
gorilla. The ape very small when captured aud was
sept alive by being fed from bottle. He Is
now nine months Old, stands four feet and
six inches III height, weighs III pounds
aud measures sixty inches around the chest
lie is possessed OF the strength Of three ordinary men
The ape Is very doce appearance and has bright and
intelligent eyes Wien angcred by any persons hc looks
decidedly dangerous and makes attempts to jump from
the strong in which imprisoned. lie Is very
fond of attention and shows Jealousy when other ani
mals petted lie almost human IN hissacial cx-
preston lie dis plays great preference for ladies
paDy, aud has consequently been clrstcned Brigham
Young Mr. BOnLeil has the ape exhibition al the
American Museum, brt has 5 nj Captain Godfrey back
to Africa to capture u fully mitnrcd gorilla.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
THE NEW BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

7The caucus of the Republican members OF
the new Board OF Aldermen has been postponed until to-
day II il understood that the honor Of the domination
for the presidency lies between Aldermen Morris and
Geduey. The Democrats VIII NEE! Ia caucus to-day and
arrange the committees William II. Roberts will be- the
president and Francis J. IwOiDcy Will DO retained Us
clerk Ii is understood mat Alderman Keenan, will re-
ceiye the chhiimanShjp OF the Committee Finance,
aud Alderman SheIls retain that OF the Committee on
Public Works.
the Board Immediately for Police, Park and
Excise Commissioners but 1t appeared from inquiry
made yesterday that such action was intended at
prcsent,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
EnREIGN NnTrS.

ALrxAypnIA. Jan. l.-ChOlcra has appeared
NJ Jcddah anJ Mecca.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-7Bc Standards special from
Berlin announce The death Of he Marquis WieOposka,
the distinguished Polish statesman.
LoNnoN, Jan. l.-Supplcmentary estimates
have been laid before the Federal Council Berlin for
nc1 years Budget. -Wc hug the probable dc1ct 10 So
0O0,0OO marks t!2o, ,.jo,oUOl.
lfyro'hs, 6retgp Lers s,e nm pagg.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
GREECE AND THE OTHER POWERS.

LONDON, Salurua}, jan ., lo'c'
The Thaes's Paris correspondent observes that the
claims Of Greece to be represented in any European
conference really points to the acquisition of Thes-
sally and Epirus and possibly Crete. The Porte will
strongly urge the powers the danger Of allowing
the question to be brought forward. as it is caic'-
lated to create fresh complications fatal to peace
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
A FREIGHT RATE CONFERENCE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Represenatiyes of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, Michigan Central and vandalia
line met here to-day, with Albert Fink. commits
soner Of the West bound freight pool, New-York
and Nathan Guilfcrd, commissioner OF the East
bound freight. Chicago, TO talk sbout alleged
cutting OF rates by the Lake shore Road the equalization
of rates from Milwaukee The scaboard other
ters owing TO the absence OF representatives OF the
New York Central and Lake Shore nothing definite was
done and they adjourned to meet in NevYork on We'd
uegdaV.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
ERZERUM ENTIRELY INVESTED.

FIENNA,
The Uiencr Presses special telegram from Tiii5
says the Russians have occupied Ilidja. AT llidja
the road from Erzerum westward crosses the
Euphrates over a bridge The TimeS's Vienna cor
respondent says: 4" If this is true, communication
with Erzerum is cut on all sides" The last dispatch
from Erzerum admitted that the Russian cavalry
had driven the Turks back ON Ilidla.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
NO CABINET CHANGES IN FRANCE.


The Paris correspondent OF The Times says
the rumors Of chnngcs within the present Cabinet tele
graphed Thursday niSht untrue. They were CIrcu
lhicd through PETTY mOIv,s.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
FUNERAL OF JOHN @. JONES.

The funeral services of :.ne late John @.
Jones, president OF the Chemical Bank took place yes
terday mo,"sing In Trinity Chapel large number Of
fiends was present. including many weLknown bankers
and merchants. Elbridge T. Gerry. John j. Cisco, John
Jacob Astor Robert Lenox Kennedy, August Belmont,
T. A. Roosevelt, Il. Goelet, Nicholas L. Palmer, and
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
Suicide AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Jan. 4.-Jerome Pierce, a
wealthy citizen, met his death to-day under mysterious
circumstances. He disappeared from his homo last
evening found ono OF his gloves on the dock OF
the canal and surmsing suicide the canal was drcdged
by the police The body was recovered and II s
believed Pierce committed suicide while temporarily in
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

A man who had q scOding wife being asked
what he did for living replied that he kept hot hous.
Spillins saw a jersey Dutchmah rowing q
load OF potatoes down the Hackensack River the other
afternoon "What kind Of movement do you call that ~
asked OF friend pointing 20 the sweep or the oars.
Spikns, o rowtatery one, should call it."-lN. Y.
f0mme rcial Advertiser,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
HONORS TO STANLEY.
iBY CABLE 10 me TRIBUNE,
I.Nn,s- gatur.i.v Tn

IoNDoN Saturday. Jan >, 1873.
AdiSpatch from Marsellcs says the Geographic
cal Society Of that city is preparing grand banquet to
be given In honor Of Henry VI. stanley the African ex
plorer.
dispatch from Cairo says the Khediyc warmly con-
graduated Henry NJ. Stanley his success in his ex-
porations In Africa and personally conferred upon him
the Grand Cross OF the order Of the Mcdiidic.
brilliant banquet given In honor OF Mr. Stanley
last light In Alexandria, at which many notable persons
were present.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
ENGLAND 70 WARN RUSSIA.

LONDON, Saturday. jan .. 1873.
The Edipbwgh ScOtsmdn's London correspondent
understands that Lord Derby will inform Prince
Gortschakoff that the British Government ls de-
cidedy opposed to Russia making peace without the
conditions being first communicated to England and
the other great Powers.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
BISMARCK AND THE LIBERALS.

IONDVNi HLIIII'IIyl JHH y IHf6'
Tie Daily NerS'S Berlin correspondent says
hc has Trustworthy Information that agreement, sub
iect To the ratification OF the Rcchstag and Federal
Council, has been arrived at between Prince Bismarck
and Herr Won Bcnnsscn Tor the formation Of Liberal
Parliamentary Nnistry
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
TWO MEN KILLED BY DYNAMITE.

Two rock -blasteIs in the employ of the con-
tractor, for The widening and macadamizng Of the Old
Myrtleayc road, instantly Killed at Glendale yes
tcrday, by the explosion of dynamite cartridge which
they were tanping. A third lahurcr badly l"-
turcd ha; his life is dsparcd Of Coroner Carroll will
old inquest to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
THE PORTE REBUKED.

PARIS, Friday, Jan. T. 1873.
telegram received here reports that the amend
mcnt to the address adopted by the Turkish Chamber
of Deputies declares that the Ministers have not
done their duty either in military or political point
of Wow
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
Cash with order only


r:5-1his 0nr IL the best offer madoa 5000
Piano bI and new, for Only .1bO.
will sell sixty days. boxed and delivered cars this
instrument introduced at retail price by agents, SO00
for @ny 500 Ts cash & ' 6rdr money 70 De Enc oy ~
acorrec c1t the Piano.
Hon y season at these asonsngly low rGes ana IN. re
suit having been such as to see pIohs IN e near nur
tended the offer for sixty days.
SSfr ao SEaT P%So IA as n us %
right, and BEATTYS celebrated Golden Tongue PaIl2r
this and other countries all giving entire sliisfac
ton sweeeson,d most perfect pianos and organs ever be-
world 30 equal them. New oneThousasd Dollar Pianos only
S207 Magnificent Grand Square Pianos a round corners
retail price 5000 only $500. Elegant $3.50 Pianos only
SI7j. Elegant S3t5 mirror top Orgals, only slOl PaT
CANT ss.O Orgai only sGJ Very 2stop organs only
i2 No better m Organs can be made % 1nG nH oSer 81 eS coo
annually limitations New eighty horse steam power
estab Of s kind continent for length Of time
IN actual business ReienbeT any Instrument you order -
funded and freight eharsfs paid by me , s2'h way,
to cac1crs minister's chnches schools lodges public halls
ETC. in order them introduced once Agents wanted
Twenty pages large Illustrated Newsraper al about
@ lanI 10 ana ,h I@ % % bi tpde sas any se accowp.h
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constantly increasing trade each month greater than tue
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hrai,d Pianos and organs have daring TIC year Is71
happy households over the length and breadth of
Newport. .sehooeys Mountains. and other summer re.
sr-, have each added 10 Their attractions by the nitro.
hills Of Maine through the sunny goycs OF Florida In tho
Pacac slope on he oy ouuiains TcuilOric-
Dominion II Canada hey VIII ass, me IN The coming year
increasing the Of forthcoming sales Adrcs
DANIEL. r. BEATTY,
WAsUiNGTON, New-Jersey, u. =. America.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

Uindsor Hotel-Sir Francis Hncks, the Hon. ~ A.
Chapeau A. smith, and Captain Labelle OF M9n'
trea NJ T. ingalls, Receiver OF the lndianapois 1ncn
Railroad Company Eusrsu Hguse
Henry r. PieTson Of Albany FiJ Arcaue Hotet-Dayid
A. Wells Norwich Conn; General Daniel Tyler OF Aa
a. OF the Royal Engineers III
ish Army Breroor House-Major j. sange . a.
.. Holman HouSgJOhn Guy Vassar OF P0ugikeepse...
ST. Dsnfs Hotti-The Rev. John +. W. Ware. OF Bos1On
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
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MANY others we're in church. The Rev Drs Ogilby
and Sw0pe conducted the services The floral offerings
were few hut nch. The pail bearers were w stevens
Henry Parrish L. Thomas. 4. VI. PfOudft, j. A. Roose-
yelt lieorge G. Williams, H. H. Kennedy, and r. Gociet
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
THE EXCISE LAW AT BUFFALO.

BJTrNtO, JAN. I.-JuUSc NarkcF IO-Uiy
granted wiz ~ man lamus directing the sdperntcnd
cn OF Police 10 close ami keep closed all the saloons IN
the suddayr III" police captains Will notify the
snlnnn ArrrcI. u thlt c1-ct tO-mOrrDW.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
SOPHIA ABANDONED.

LoSDoS, Saturday, Jan. 5. 1873.
The Siaa2d,d's telegram from CoustantnOple con-
firms the report that Sophia is completely evac-
uated.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

LONDON, Saturday, Jan. 0, 1915
1t is stated that Russia has repeatedly, before and
since the conference, cndeavored to negotiate Sc
cretly terms of peace with Turkey. hostile to
English interests and it is thought that Russia will
probably refuse to inform England of her armistce
condition,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
Announcements.

Buy your Hats from BURKE, oil Broadway.
STYLE aaG texture uu-ut pa,.ci Fine -ilk Hat -.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
DR., RiDWIi'S REGULATING PILLS,

rcrcctly taselrss elegantly coacd for The 'd - ~ 3.
-l.r. nt the stomach YER bowels kfatl- h f h'Nos
deas.s heaiache c.. suQ alton. iDi ,aI, n 'slttss
bliousness Bilious icyeL inflammation 81 ne g",,,i
ples and an dtraul 'utrfs ~ Gc ih'lLai r i -''
10 ,i,ct 2 positlyc tlte. Price - cents pet hoi
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

IUNpBORG's PERFUME, JOCKEY CLUE, has
The fragrance Of 4 rich bouquet Oi howers.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

As the liver j. easily dis0rdcrcd, more or
l,.s bnr~ d rrss prevails ihs u1 the year DI.
JNNFn SANAIWc iuIS restore tho liver = healthy action
and remove all hilou'nr.-
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

Are guaranteed by the company IN every respect no matt
nom N HON uurcia-.l There Therefore. no Tl-k buyil
a Howard Watch from any watchmaker. Ask for them
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
HOME NEWS.
TnERMoMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUT's II
BROADWAY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Jam 39o Noon s9'. Sd m. 42o. Midn,rht 3o'.
Highest durinc the day, 42's Lowesr. 1872
Average. 32is Same day. 1877, li's.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

prcycniavc ~ consumption PHLiIrs's ,rABtP COP
LINER on, t0mliuliion with PUOsfHu MI son
Uy all druErist,. DEPOT PlHttsL
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

had for fifteen wears, headaches, dizziness
mains IA IA, t,A u-d kidneys and great weakness Am as
t1p.,lrtl AZ What uNN,, Ii}Fg PAD has dour fnr
H..l.Il ~ REiii, Roe klaui Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
Not rnhhed. Tho Nd glove house of Martil

broadway, h:uAcu on saturday night last
within att 10 MS Locked fot thc night W!lcl
pt as -uallti she watch az central t1'co HOLMES
~ .G i. tLA.M rELioEArl toNrANi and tls atone saved
tho atu'A.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
RAOWAY'SR READY RELIEF

riNtR AND Agti crr.t iog dfiy cents. Iit.e s roi
rrin-ai asrut go tn.- Woi tha' wilcu i.fft =. -.
aui an nfhtr Naafier4. Bilious Nrulti iNlH. ltnN
other EeN,rs tIhl,d tr NAHNAN.S PILLS -H Nt'N Z"
VADWAN's READY RtLlEE fily c'ais i"l i''t''
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-09
Annual Convention OF Hebrews.

MILWAUKEE, July S.-Delegates from
American Hebrew congregations Of the
principal cities OF the United States meet
In annual convention tomorrow. About
150 delegates will be present, and as they
are representatives OF religious and edu.
Gated classes Of the Jewish people II ia
expected that the gathering will be one Of
more than usual Importance. The spe.
cial object OF the convention will be TO
harmonize and unite the various inter.
eats OF different sections OF the country.
The Council will also discues'the feasibil-
ity OF securing lands in the West and
South that may be colonixed by Jews
who are not possessed Of sufficient means
to establish their own homes and business.
The principal aim will be 10 consolidate
all reformed congregations to the I'M
portant end that u number Of colleges
under the auspices Of the Council may be
established. Another object Is to secure
uniformity OF service among the reformed
congregations. The session will continue
till Friday. On Wednesday evening q
banquet will be given at the Plantation
House and on Thursday summer nights
festival. During the time Of the convsn.
tion there will also be held here the
convention Of the Rabbinical Literary
Association, At which about forty Rabbi
from various sections Of the country are
expected 10 be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-09

MORTALITY AMONG CH1LDREs.-From
the mortality returns Of the boards Of
health Of cities in this country, it appears
that about 40 per cent Of all the children
born die during the first year; that 20 per
cent die before the fifth year, and that 65
to 70 per cent die before the tenth year,
or more than half OF all the children born
are dead before the end Of the first de-
cade. Such frightful mortality among
the young Of the human race must surely
be due to some explicable cause or causes,
for amongst the young Of no animal, ma
tive or domestic, is the mortality so
great. II We refer 10 the tables Of
mortality in England, we will find that
II has been estimated that out OF 100000
children born alive, 15, 900 only, or o lit
tie lssajthan one.seyentb, have died dur.
ing the first year; 6,000 in the second
year, or LII, and by the end Of the fifth
year nearly $4,000, or upwards OF t, have
perished. During the next five years, the
children are left more to themselves, ex.
ercise more, and, although during these
years they run The gauntlet Of most in.
fantile diseases, as measles, scarletina,
whooping cough, SC, yet only 5000 die
during this period, and so on, less during
each successive year, up TO fifteen, when
II begins to increase.-Cdnada Lancet.