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New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

Gypns TSS 2 at Hswn5
1.-THE nrm Charles Congreye u son. aged ls years:
Relatives ana friends oithe family are invited to attend the da
tague aud Cnton-sts BooAyn at 2;3O m Oh saturday
The remains viii be Inferred at Greenwood.
d. FFon Frda 3 March of R9Psr 3 3 5 Only 2ss son
his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family and members Of Charter
~ 4. ~ amt De witt Commaraery No u, X T.,
ton A'fnle Baptist Church the Rev. } Hyatt smith, pas
CMAN THURSDAY Feb 2S. 1873 at her residence az
InwOod Miss Mary 4. DycSman.
at the residence Isaac NJ. Dy cknan. InwOod, Mon
Gay re L I9a at 9SlSfA o. rnaa p @ Station On arrival o,
uan raying 5OtI-st. at o'clock p IN.
F0RBEsAt Railway ~ j. Feb a. 1873 Jane wife Of VII
Relatives respectfully invited to attend The fl
\. j. on saturday March 2, at 1880
Carriages VIII be in attendance
FEosron Thursday Feb 49, at Chelsea, Mass Ellen wife
GREENLEAF-on Thursday, Feb. o. at his residence 63
Wtst 25dst A. w GLee9eSi n The D i yeai & Of ms asg
are requested send flowers.
At meeting Board o Directors OF the American Dis
c telegraph Company OF NewiOIk held this day. the fol-
B5eds Of tne American District telegraph
81 r & hs a WARREN Ta ereS,sa S sSS T s S s
counsel and l service ia company is indebted IN
IL ali relation, Of lie his envisbe genial
long ara honorable carer had by hoaes and genor.
O eain.s won confidence o. all associates in
faithful and ygilant LIS a viii DC sincerely
mOuIied by all who knew him.
Hsarf copy Of tie for going he forwarded 10 the
family the Grcca Cd published N TIE cary papers ani
%. Cd On the OF this board.
L. W. ANDREWS, President
c. T. HOTCHXIss Secretary.
New-lork, March !, 1873.
HILTON Tuesday Feb 26 Mary wife Of Edward Hill, S33
MashingiOnaye., BrOokYn
Luk1s Church Clinton OoklyD.
on Saturday, March - at p 1t requested that NO
flowers DO sent
HOPKI Thursday 2Sth nst Caleb of ames and
Emma 4. Hopkins. aged months aud days.
aud friends invited Ia attend the funeral from
No IL West 3Ithst, saturday, March :. at 3 y. M
JoHNsoN-At j. Feb. 26 Miss Sarah John
dav 2t IL =. m.
IObOken ferries.
MEtK-In city, Friday. March J. Joseph W Mecks.
III the 13i Of hisase.
Funeral place the residence OF his sonnav.
Dexter A. HAWKINS, M. est 3it-st Oh MONDAY, March
(. al IL a.
Relatives ana friends respectfully invited 10 attend.
SINGIn BroOsyn Thursday. Feb 2s. the Rev Charles r.
Sug the NrYlOrA East Conference OF the NJ L. Churc1s
~ thr b3 Of his axe 1870 -
Funsa Sunmerhcli NJ F. Church, cor OF Was'
in ton and GTeeneayes. suniay, March s, at p NJ
Relatives friends invited TO attend without furher
notice.
lnterrnent sing Sing on Monday
WE9fCOTT-At Wilton. Conn. Feb. %, 1875, George B.
Nes.Cott, the 7oth year OF his age
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
ANOTHER EDITION OF A VALUABLE BOOK.

WAsfIINGToN. Fri day, Mafch 1, 1878.
Another small edition of the narrative of the
Polaris expediiion Captain {. F. Hail. commanding has
been ordered he printed by resolution OF Congress
The number OF copies Is small and the demand upon
members of Congress so great that comparatively
small number Of persons expect to be favored by
their Representatives in the distribution OF the work
BY law any one may obtain copy by sending to Mr..
A. F. Childs chief clerk of the Government printing
on, the sum OF 81 so before the work to press,
which will he on Tuesday next the 5lh instant This
book In addition tO being very interesting narrative OF
a rcmarkacle Arctic eNfiience, Is the best typo
graphically ever issued oy the ooyetI%m'mn' % % ~ Is an
Imperial octaro Of 696 pages, WIN thity tIi-pare
wood engTaVing-, and two photo-litnOgraphs, two
steel engravnss and six maps II Is printed in large
cIoth Il viii he ready for delivery II about month.
MAN ALWAYS OUT OF HIS OFFICE
The House Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads TODAY continued the nyesisaton of Thomas
p Cheney Superintendent OF the NewEngland Mail Ser
vice. Several witnesses were examined q. stahl,
clicf clerk III Chcueys Office Acknowledged having been
absent from duty without any reduction OF salary. Mr.
Lewis. an ompoyc of the Boston Post Office. gave
a general review of the dut OF The snperin-
ndent OF Mail Service and testified In effect that MIR.
Cheney neg ct hl duty by hcns absent from his office
greater part OF the time. NJ W"sr. ra way postal
Frequently called at Cncncys Oloc on business but in
ymiaby f,uud him absent. In reply 10 question
SAID he never saw ehcncy i'll lAe discharge OF his
duties on thr road
REDUCTION OF CLERICAL FORCE
A circular letter was sent by Commissioner
williamson. Of the General Land Oice. fty-three Of
the employees OF that bureau, including twenty ladies
Il states that the want Of appropriation TO pay for
the Try clerical force has forced the alternative Of
dsmssing granting OF absence, without pay. to
a very large percentage OF the force OF the office until
such time as it may please Congress TO make such
appropriation will enable the oihce 10 again avail
itself or their services The option Oi saying whether
they would accent leave OF absence without paw
discharged the only one tba could be offered To the
pcratycly demanded under the existing laws, 1t
could no longer De avoided
PARKE GOODWIN A COMMISSIONER TO PARIS.
The following Honorary Commissioners to
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
PTBLIC OPINION.

The "mdcpondcuce" Of Senator David Da-
us WIS ltc t. poets .uow dasrs-"onc nom ut white.
tn,n gone torrVcr"-i url Herald utcpl
While recognizing the futlity of the veto.
We are led tu ., tat 90. President - atlr 10 lcsp "a
ana d'euf, h- Office ny conscientious action. That D.
wuaj b.. j. iui a llhiadelIlnn Press urPJ
The Government has to pay for those BIis-
low wIt., lut i...toW NIl fhuh rp hI- paid dt.H b
oi fh, n, tn, when they enter tlc t canvass tail and
can. up. lnd bra, in tune Nashville American OouIJ
II Mr. Wheeler is really "tircd ont" hc
nr 90 rltt % r,st: hut i.i.l divisions l tho tnicd
states nlir arn fuoc clos. 10 Justify IN Nc.frcedcnt
tOhIot journal Q.CpJ
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
VICE-PRT-IUENT WIiLL1EK, VIEW or SILVER
Froa. Iat0tcg 49, ne F.0siitrg ftU0ph

My CONVICTION l. that bOih SIdCs VIII bc
prul1ndI u.,ap ,.olI cd tine SILVER act Ihc Law Vii
work neither he good nor the eva which has been
rruphesi For the amuunt Of silver that VIII Ice coined
Aner IL Will bc lh drop III bucket IL VIII affect the
nuanCtl ruuajtpn only IN .ic j. d~t possible degree.
And now, tnr cheap money subject, suppns!as nll-
ilu- uf silver coined. Tue Got tcuncnt viii pay Il
out to n. -crvaut- and they viii paw out to tn
k-eisTs and 0ihcrr. Ia that ease ~ vii amply place
tr -.nr auouHt Of grvcnbacks used uy these per,
which grecuhlcks wal he laid away ip the banks. How
a. that arr4uueuc!i 10 better u1'tcr-f There Wli b"
no more nunty iu circulation then than before Cert uy
the Government cannot DC expected 10 com money and
aiyc A 10 tine needy they must give something IN re-
for it. A. business Is depressed ana iacof"s idc
nrv lite nothing 10 give cncr to each ot"r or
To foreign peoples. You thrr' money enough m
the hunks here so tntfc Dr. CVclyN'r re-. with sufficient
; .curIiy can get nll that ANY man needs what is
needed il not money, but that which II represents.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

THE Nlw-YORK PENSION AGENCY BILL PASSED
PRIVATE BILIs-AID FOR SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD ASKED.
WAsuINGTOS, March 1.-The only branch OF
Congress In session yesterday the House OF Repre-
sentatvcs. and the proceedings rhcr" were brief.
An Albanian, Mr. Shelley. introduced bill 10 aid
the Great Southern Railway Company 10 construct line
Of railway In the states Of Georgia and Florida, provd-
ing that the company may Issue bonds to an amount NOT
exceeding $4,000 OOO payable IN nfy years in gold
AT the rate Of per cent interest per annum ana au-
thorzes the OF the Treasury to hlorse the
guarantee Of thr United states ZOE Tue pay Vi 'i'
interest on said bonds.
Mr. White OF Pennsvlvlnin asked leave To offer
resolution directing the Secretary of tn Treasury to in
sttutc legal proceedings against persons eng IN the
porfaion OF and tin plates, galvanized with any
metal otherwise than by electric batteries, who have
frauduleut caused to b. levied or collected less thdn
tb, legal duty thereon Mr. White explained that th"
souin wonld enforce the collection OF $50 600 Of
noil dutv that had been eyaded BY importers OF tin
plate Nr. Banks objected.
Mr. Rice, Of Ohio. moved tO concur In the Senate
amendment to the House bill. providing that whenever
vacancy shall IN the Office OF Pension Agent by
re,son NJ d.ath re-ignation or failure qualify. the
President may designate any officer OF the United states
to perform the duties of such office Mr.. CritendSn
~ Nj souri, 8 i'd tha ne was opposed 10 suc bill
II had grown ont of the chstinacv ~ the Executive De
nartmrnt; when II was unGsrstood that NJ" COster was
nn"abc ~ 1nay the President should have demanded
hs resignation Mr. Crittcnden HIl-lod th were II not
G t Kindness OF the Democratic party. those pension
rr. ,youl have been kcit Of their pensions. Mr
love OF Vermont supported the b AMI sald thar II
rud br through The leniauoy ~ the Democratic party
II tLr h should pass. Mr. = 5. Cox charcterlzed the
hin - a measure Of necessity and humanity The bill
was then pa~Nc' -. c--.,....-. -. A..
Tho Ios. Ut l:5O p m, went into Committee OF the
Whole up,n the private calendar and. whcn IA" commit
toe rose reported thiriyhvc private bs, when were
therruuOn passed hv the House.
Mr Waddeli. II North Carolina from the Post once
Committee reported bill to provide ocean mail service
bctvrrn the United States and Brazil. winch was or
dnrod 10 bc printed aud recommited MI Cannon, OF
Illinois, presented the views OF the minority
Tie H1lse, at 4:i0. adj ,urned I'll Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
THE PENSIONS AT NEW-YORK.

PAYMENT NOT TO BEGIN UNTIL TUENDAY-THE
COMMISSIONER To PAY THEM.
IGgSEEAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WAsUryGToN March 1.-The amendments TO the
House bill authorizing the President to appoint,
temporarily, some officer of the United States to
Day pensons IN ease of a vacancy, were concurred
in by the House to-day. The Senate
having adjourned until Monday, the bhl
cannot receive the signature of the PreSl-
dent until Monday afternoon, and it Will
therefore be impossible TO pay the pensions
at the Nrw-Yor Agency until Tuesday 1T IS under
stood that the President viii desgnai" the Ooh 'lS-
s;onrr of Pensions to make tie payments at New
York The Commissioner states that every eholi
will be made 10 make the payments promptly, ana
thinks there will he no serious delay III the pay
mcnts after Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynOpss for the J'ast - Hours.

WAsnINGTOS, March 2, l a. m.-The high
pIts last night north OF tho L"wer
IaAcs has moved sOutbeastward over the Mid
die and Eastern States, accompanied by brisk
and occasionally high nOrtherly winds and rap
idly falling temperature. The barometer Is low
from the Indian Territory and Arkansas TO Illinois and
the Northwest, with brisk to high winds. threatening
and rainy weather Clear weather generally reported
from Atlantic States with casery winds, and from
Texas with westerly winds; partly cloudy weather from
the East Gulf States TO the Lower Lakes with southeast
cTy winds The Iscssur. is higher Pacific States
hui occasional rains haySfalen IN Washington Territory
and oregon.
IaTicGtiOns
For the Middle and Eastern States falling barometer
soutbcriy 10 cast,rly winds and warmer, clear aud
narty cloudy weather, possibly followed in the former
by rain areas.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
TRICK. OR AN ACCIDENTi
A QUEER DISCOVERY IN REG RD TO TWO BILLS
SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS.

SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, March 1.-COnsiderable interest
has been excited among persons interested in the
bills introduced IN the House and Senate on Monday
last to provide for the carrying of the ocean mails
in American steamships by the discovery that
very radical difference exists between the Two.
The former provides that the mails shall be carried IN
iron steamships built in the United States from Amer
lean material In the Senate bill it is not required
that the vessels shall be built in the United States.
As both bills were determined upon in the export
convention which recently met here and as the
senate bill was submitted by Senator Wallace IN
there are sIspIcons that this copy was garbled ny
the free trade element in the convention before IL
reached the Senator.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
WASHINGTON.
GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL NEWS.

SLIGHT DELAY IN PENSION PAYMENTS AT NEW
YoRK-THE vENEzUELAN AwARDs-ITEMs FROM
THE CAPITAL.
The bill in regard to the pension agency at
New-York cannot reach the President until
Monday. Pensioners cannot Obtain their money
therefore until Tuesday. The subject or
reviewing the Venezuelan awards VIII
now soon be decided, the arguments
being finished. A final vote on the Texas
and Pacific bill by the House Committee VIII
be taken to-day. Parke Goodwin Is appointed
an Honorary Commissioner TO Paris. Only the
House transacted any business yesterday, ana
its session was q short one.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

wycHzsTERs HYPoPHosPHTrE OF LINE AND SODA, for the
cure OF Consumption Chronic Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs also General Debility Dyspepsia and Poverty Of the
Blood Established 20 years
Price ST. and 81 per bottle. Prepared only Dy
WINCHESTER s. CO., Chemists,
Sold by druggists SO JOhnst, New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Wine for luyalids.


The sPEFR Port Grape Wine Newersey sthe best med
fcina wine the market far exces other prodnce it
in body rich flavor and well adapted for scky
and fOr general family aud the aged
81 WaITen-st. is the general office In this city.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
rIKsr sIrr rnWAKn. ErrrpMTIoN.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2-.-lbc Pre- sidcnt stated
H. a . ntinan lO-r KIT tnat hc cou,id ie the lycr
lll thr r.l -tcp toward fclud hat hc WI Oi
p. al every sItp measure IN nat direction. Tho
treatment tie Presidents veto m -sa-e II surct o
GENERAL comment. Npt person moved Co prut II: 10
o. strmlsi tu defend IT, anI WIlLu Two hours II Was
ua,,td over ll. veto by nu Increased m.JOuty.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
GOVEENOR STCHOLi--'- OPPORTUNITY
Ffnm Inc igtiaHgf'ls JouSHIL
Governor Nichols. of Louisiana, has now n

opportunity of f,bukius tie malignant Democracy of
maj State aud O showing T. what cXt0Ht ne ha- been
conciacd by tho Presidents kuduess liz l. bound bY
eVefy cou.defa OF honor go par.pn General Andrr-
son whose r' aud conviction were - gros-
of Istce. riiuI O. the recognition ~ the NchOll. Gov
eminent iu louisiana. hr Aiu-'lt one 81 tno mos,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
al CHlRGE or FRAUD BY 4 FRAUD."
MIR cox coSDoNes FRAUD IN 1877.

MAsuiNGToN. March II, 1877.
Ny DEAR SIR: have an especial desire tO
Colonel Gcorrc II. Butler r.curuz, by the Admins
triti7u only FAR rs the naming ot posuice GENT Ia
the Ba,k Hills lie nephew of G'norIl Butler, and
G1s much o the Generals Fcuus except tins that he -
ready writer is ready The g. neral is with tic oral
never met deN otrd friend. moro consciru-
uuu, official lie has had dItcut trusts ana though hr
icd- h rraiicst pen 90 any hisi In The niicd
sistc~ nc mover weldS IT, according 10 my observation
uult honest people H. has en consistent lrpu-
.lrai uf course aud tfu,i that my 'amius ann IN
tuI- will not euhufIss nis aspiration nor m any
way dlscuH,tit NOu Nj rcldCut. with Respect
=. :. cox.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
IT Preserve The Tribune.

THE TRIBUNE has received supply 81 PATENT BIN D
Els suitable Weekly and semW eeky issues which vii
he sent by express Charges paid by the purchase viii 10
delivered at TRIBUNE PUBLICATION OFF +, On re
c,Ipt Of 81 Address THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

the Paris Exposition were appointed to-day. tho
nomination the Governors the respective States
Parke Goodwin and John 7. Norton, Of New-YOrk, aud
l. Herbert Shed6, OF Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
The Famous
MISSISQUOI SPRING WATER,

MI-SIHRIUI SFHINU WAIEN
Which, for nearly half a century has wrought snch WON.
DROUs CURES OF KIDNEY DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA
and CANCER may be had OF I'll druggists its curative
powers are almost miraculous For pamphlets containing
mArAable cures, Jissquoi springs" Franklin Co..
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

fpoia me Wt,lingfop Plsf Wr-ch !. 1873.
what said 4 Post to Nh Cox. of New
York w. ,iday. The wicked vOra- y0u uttered
WuicD House GcyiDcd should d. eliminated nom he
hsrprd ?"
TO which replied he "Thc idca of this man HAYES
lrctuI4i ou subject ~ .ray ilrtated u', aud
naturally slfd. If't Chtrge - fraud by fraud
"B.d Yru slck q, tiis tlrouguoutt'
"C.Tliui, and stick 80 % yet
" ltu. tt Nil uut appear lu Inc AecpriF'
"Nc-, u viii, and W 80 down lo loscriiy Just rs !
uffD 1 II
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
MUSIC AND THB DRiMA.
MIR. MNrURN's PLAY AT TIE IYcEUM

MR.. MINrURN'S PLAY AT TIE LYCEVM
"Georgc Douglas Mr.. William Mmiurns
new play will be acted az the Lycctm The Ire tonighI
The rctod of the late Civ Wars neld fruitful n ara
psiic themes and the fIcqusntors of Ncw-Nors play
houses viii have uu occ1si here for peculiar prn'ue
IN seong battle scene before Richmond instead 90 u"
fore Aeinoourt or ou Bo.wurth ficd lheTe WI" Oo
decided novelty too IN andins IN the place Of Ancient
p.toi the aged hut jolly plantation negro o' the oh
time. whuse good nature and unprodnciive aciviF
add decided dlyor to every act The Blue ana
the Gray meet IN combat on the st"ge-'tn'
soldiers they are from Governors Island and Other
Government stations there camp scencs near 'o
lines and from one quarter Of the ncd 1T night the song
eve are teutlng tonight ou The old camp ground j.
heard while from the opposite direction comes Mary
land NY MARYLAND" 1hc plty opens with the hf"s %"
Port Sumter and closes with the all Of The C'urd'r
nte Capta Tho cust of II has been selected from seven
of the smliear clnht of tue city. commute COZ"
posed % Now.YofS ladIcs has the entertainment IN
charg, uis Tor the benefit of Washington and Lee
University.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 2, a. MA sudden upward
sweep arIessure took place yesterday ana lad only
partially declmed at midnight The temperature fell
nearly 20 freezngpont shortly after SUNRISE aud again
during the evening The amount OF moisture ID the air
is increasing. - - ,
For this city and vicinity. a gradual increase OF
warmth and partial cloudines may DC expected today
and similar conditions indicating the approach OF RAIN
Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
HdRRIEU.

ENNIsTON-GRIGGS-O Wednesday, Feb 81. at the
brides father go Ryersonst BROOKLYN. by
tho Rev. Henry NJ scu1der Luther Denniston OF Now.
Windsor, Orange County, NJ Y, and Mary l.. Gnggs
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
THE DEATH PENALTY IN IOWA.

IHE fO"@N'
DEs MONIES, Iowa, March 1.-The Senate
this morning after vote Of Al to against the decap
ton OF criminals passed the bill restoring capital pun
ishment tho vote being Yeas -; nays l9.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

WASHINGTON March lNotice Is given by the Lighthouse
Board after this date the lights exhibited az each
end Of the Dutch Gap Canal James hyer Nirna VIII Dc
fixed red, instead OF fixed white az heretofore shown.
lIOr other Nhip Aelcs see Nerenlt Iage.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
To tho Hon. R r. Hayes. President United states.

MR. cox DtNOUNtE- FRAUD IN 1~1s.
rr1m ne Tr,luc Etp0ff ~ C.lHress. isb. - lsf@.
Mr. Cox dem, y. NJ obiect To having
th, mos.asc read acan. Il IS charge OF fraud Dy "a
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Secured In the and in countries. Dy
ARTHUR V. BRIE>EN'S PATENT AGENCY
2JS Broadway. New-lOrk.

Private 10 pita for diseases Of the Balder srctgr1
IcmorrhOis NarcO,ee under the exclusive control "
Edward IL. Dixon, NJ d. Editor OF the seapr aud Lecuref
surgery OF ne Peviviscerl An abstract OF forty
pages thirty experience from lectures TO his private
class immediate removal Of structure by Mr.
Sy.s method VIII be sent inc0.ure OF stamp % Dr. d.,
at hls residence 20 5thavc 0ce From 10 10;
3to 4. ana 10 10, evenings
Post pincc The tho
SATURDAY March 2 1875. will close this Office on
TUESDAY ii a for Europe by steamship Idaho
Queenstown: WI.DN E>DAY. at ii a. IN. for Europa
steamship ScythiI via Queenstown; on III NS DAY.
at l2 for lrclaud by steamship CITY OF Brussels, VIA
Queenstown for Or at tan and the Cont
be forwarded bv tins steamer must be specially adj
dressed; IL for Europe, ty steamship lessng
VIA Py1uOutn, ChcUbOurg Hamburg ON SATU kDAf
1870 a. for Germany, &c. by steamship Hermann,
via Southampton Bremen CORRESPONDENCE tor Great Brit
am and tie Continent De forwarded by t- steamer must
addressed aud az II n Tor Europe, by steam
sp ornlic Qucenstown correspondence for Germany
ana Scotland bv this steamer Dc
lay adirrsseD aBd At y m to- scotland direct. By steam
ship Auchua Glasgow The steamships Idaho SCythia
ami ,,trmanlc mails Denmark, aud
NORWAY Tor the West indies. Thomas also
nd Venezuela direct. VIII leave NeNl FcO.
n The for the West Indies Ia Thorn
as viii New York Feb = March The mails tn
emma Japan VIII iclve san FIancscU March l6 is
mails Australia sc. viii leave sl Francesca March L.
eW.IOrA, Feb. 23, 1873. /. l.. JAMES. POsimaSteE
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.
MARCH I.

ARRlNE MARCH i.
Steamship Rio rsnde Boger Galveston Feb 22 via Key
West zjth with mde and pass to Old Dominion Steamship
Company - - -
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

Tie class officers were: John f. Rdlon marshal /;
Henry j. Kenyon president, aud Charles r. W. Merritt,
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
5perial Notices..
Bangs s. Co., $50 Broadway,
will sell at auction.

MONDAY March g. and four following days. at 800 D.
The LIBRARY Of the la;e TliEo W. RILEY,
Embracing g besides the usual STANDARD WORKS in HIS.
TORY BIOGRAPHY. POETRY, FICTION and BELLIES.
LETTREs, noteworthy BOOKS of TRAVEL, ILLUsTRA.
TIoNs of SCENERY and COSTUME, GALLERIES Of
PAINTING and SCULPTURE, and beautifully enOelished
BOTONlCAL GEOLOGICAL l. AMI other SCIENTIC BOOKS.
mostly In unusually good clean condition many OF tie
bindings ne y, elegant and substantial
BIair's Ps.-English temody for Cont and Kheumasn.
ROY 81 Ps 81 % by mail II. PLANTEN * son, 22i VII,
llsIl.-t. y. Y. coiu Oy druggists.
Man, Mission Oh Earth.-A thorough Medical Treatise.
Indicating confirmed disabilities may he removed Tho
20 study observation and professional
prctco the that viii insure stored Man
Vitality and sound conditions of Heath.
thai been impaired by overtaxed powers statement
OF The Obstacles and OF the which they
can he removed mail 25c tcurrency stamps)
Address sec Anatomy * science lag Bdway, Ny.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
ULED.

Al Notice, Of Marrages must @ 'adorssa wita fII
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
IN CONGRESS YESTERDAY

private n1Is-AIp FOR A SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD ASKED.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-02-15

Of Indian hostilities within her Dor
ders: Therefore,
RESOLVED By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States
j of Amersca IN Congress assembled,
That the. Secretary of War be, and is
hereby empowered to issue arms and
ammunition to said Territory, upon
the requisition of its governor, under
provision of joint resolution approved
July 3, 1876.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-02-15

ORGANS are said to have been first
introduced into churches by Pope vi
tallanus about 1880.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-02-15

A Pera dispatch, dated February 18th
SAYS that the Turks still hold the Cal
lipoli lines.