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Address Seo'y Muscu
Post DiEce <Otic,
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No. 800 Broadway. New York. jan H. 1873.
i,Nr1 rurN Ihn cfcnlar addressed onr creiitnrs


GENTLEMEN The circular addressed 10 our creditors on
three Others tho statement accompanying IT, convey an
pre-sion to She condition OF our Affairs ana
rudi.e pending oeugS FOR COMPOSITION enr assignee,
MT B Gilbert gentleman fulN competent 10 us-
fidelity - by bond OF
SlO1OO with unquosioned security. IL IS not at al likely
r whole assets ise.a2 through his bands II rcach tins
amount creditors who have applied g. us have
beer refused nfOm2, in our pOwCrfJ give tnen and
the have been az an times
access H. in the midst % our mortInts and vale all OF
earnestly endsayODs 10 10 The hes IN our y "ef Tor
in fu confidence mat they were
secured collar oar estate Would nay We are pre
fct That lt not around among orr cr.d-
Ntyng hcen east TIE same coase
barks had stranded. thought II would bet
ter please make salvage FOR them rather
sn abandon every tug o the wresrs In bankruptcy, who
were q really poRno the pinncer our notes aud
accounts gOOi tie schedules was Sio&Ui 5i Every
business knows that however tstIlibf tlc seec'
ton ay be- careful, nIst turn out
bul " IN tlat ths gross
amount viii be saic deduct ~ least 5000 What has
occurred since The assignment iushos this dfoa. Onr
nfclanaiar Yr inventor eel aud sOhrauC az ffI
1O7 10 possibility yield much perhaps nor
exceed S2jUCO Aentn IL made az ioo' oi 'o clcntT,
that investigation as 10 the vaUc OF the estate 81 Wllan
~ Robbins deceased, has yet been midC We lt III Oriiy
tat the estate o dec asc ratSer j. insncient
h- individual liabilities and honCe there wH be no
estate James b. Aiiah," Its VALUATION over mortgages
depends entirely nl0 TO remaining where II now,
market for 4 can De lOJn FORCED 10 sac AZ pres,
eu certain t'e lncumhrancss and uti
sll e 'aure'l nothing can b- done WITH
H. aIprrt stateTeut of affairs We view hem,
believe they will result under ccfd management,
anj M, iYvit. 10 II yoaf particular attention Ana to
observe concision that with the waste expense and de-
which To be the neyab" attendants upn nn. set
IL our made yield much, II anything, moro
than enOu. n discharge. II Otherwise adjusted.
shall be able - al Of you more money IN less
delay. Very respectfully our .he,en s'r,2nis; 10
Z,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,.
GETTINH TUk TRIBUNE.

TO me Ed,tOr Of Ths Trt6Hnc.
SIR: on Saturday lctt Washington on the
limited express for Newiprk Al HhYre de Grace tie
ncw-boys came on with fu supply Of every New-iork
morning paper excepting TIE TRIBUNE. OF this lie had
not single copy refused 30 bay any other paper an
had to wait TIL We reached Wilmington before conld
get one Friends have several tmos tOd me ~ similar
occurrences ON and at TINS place. that hs
does not seem To he mere accident Mhat Il the
trouble iOurs. IHNLLiLR
Afic- YOrIt, Jan. II, 1873
I'VE are endcavoring to ascertain. II ~ not posS-
BILE that the officers OF tho road will Intentionally
permit such iscr;minations.--Edl
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
SOME POINTED REMAKKs ABOUT MAGoNE.

The statement we have made us to Mr..
Robnson's refusal 10 permit the appointment oi Dan
NagOne as Controller Is literally and absolutely true.
do speak without ample knowledge on the sub
icct Governor Robinson himself will not deny the state
ment. lie Thought he had done good public
service III keeping unfit man ont Oi tie
Controllers Office ana We think SO too The
plain uuCenable fact Is that Mr. Tlldcn wanted
Magone appointed; that Mr. Robinson wanted 10 get out
bu aid want uagone 10 go In because he regarded
NagOe unfit and that Mr.. RObinspn, against ms
own wishes, held TO the place for the sole
purpose OF precluding MagODe from being appointed lt
is very unfortunate Governor EODusOns rcputa
tion that he is not independent o Tlden no
showed himself ~ that particuer matter
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE BASKs AND THE FOUR PER CENTS.
,'Ln Vrcos1rv Department has isSucd "A G.
LATEhr NHIP NENS.
MOVEMENTS oY OCEAN sTEA,I

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN. jan 2l.-Tae Allan Line steamship Circas-
sian Can't Wyiie fillmore Jan. via Halifax, " =, for
llyrrpoii has arrived here.
The williams & GaiuI Line steamship Wisconsin. Capt
Forsyth sailed from her, tOIlaY FOR NcwGork.
ANIwggr ia 2l.-i.9 S,eamshp F5C'Ildnd rom Phlla-
dclptia for Antwerp, Flushing NJ r. today.
A AyIgA Jan. 2i-Ihe steamship Columbus, capt. Reed,
from New. Y0Ik. arrived lere ii.is morning.
FEAND-cO, 2l.-lae steamship CITY 81 Sydney.
q, Sy,;nrv sailed tod,Y sidney, " = W. via
Ifonorlu ing the British mails.
Nrv OHLEAsf, Jsn. 2l.-IhG hte?mshIp Gresham. capt
McGregor, cleared for Liverpool to-day.
BATlSEJE Jan 2l-rhe steamship Sandman (BE), capt
Dution cleared tor Liverpool today
For other ShiD Ners Third Page.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
WASHINGTON.
Contiuued from First Page.

maintained that this was as. much within the
province of the House Of Representatives as It
Is of the House of Commons in England:
He said that he could not vote for the bill
that was defeated in the house in the afternoon, as
he believed that the Government was bound to
maintain IFS obligations to pay the interest on the
public debt in coin, but he said that only S05 OO0,-
600 annually are requisite for the purpose while the
total amount of Customs revenues abont Sl6O,-
100000. He would therefore provide that Ger,
tain portiOn. As per cent of customs dues should
be receivable in gold, the rest in silver or legal
tenders.
The organization formed to-day adjourned subject
to the call of the chairman. OF this organization
Mr. Buckner of Missouri, was elected president and
Mr.. Phillips. of Kansas, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE REAL ENEMIES OF WORKINGMEN.
From The tticd HerGid

Against The f9n1arOnade OF such loose TAX
voorhees, common sense protests that LABOR pros
peTs Il is paid ia the best money that any
degradation IN the strikes first ana heaviest at
wages and that confidence in the future which Is essen
al 10 revival Of industry GEd trade requires hdc
y the National faith and ace, Anec OF the highest
standard Of money recognized among COMMERCIAL ha
tOns. II Congress wers to propose law 10 Teduce the
wages OF every -ycrsingman per cent. Tie popular
response would be loud ana plain and II were t. enact
tnat business shall he distl bed that man can tell
the financial ground upoa which he stands indignation
would hud ,tronS nodes q expression. Both OF these
thngr Bland silver BIZ cmOOiie and tAc country Is
only beginning condemn 1t and 10 insist that II must
not become a law.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Bland Silver Bill is a fraud, disgraceful
in itself injurious to all classes of people East and
Vest because intends that every debtor VINO 500
shall pay IL with S92--(N ew-Orlcans Times (Deml
We are quite certain of the fact that General
rstOw came here without the slightest idea OF engaging
public attention. and that the thought OF making n
speech upOn the questions Of the day entered his
mind Boston Herald (Indl
General BristOw is again relying upon the
wrong Kind or material TO promote mis- Presidential as
pirations We capable OF grief that radical Be-
publican mustagan suffer through the pretentious at
tacment OF dolarous reformers."- Boston Traveller
(Rcp)
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
FLOWER PARTY OF TIE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION.
Thu animal flavor marty of the Young Mems


Crtiaa Associao the benefit %: the Northeastern
Homeopathic Dlspepsary, was held last evening ut Dol
rnonico's Tie aiendlucc was large; dancing
began shortly after 10 0cock. ana was con,
uucd until after 2 In the irst set OVer ore
hundred couples mere on tn floor. Eaon iaIy vas
prrgru,ed with a bougurt entering the pnrlOrS.
Among those prcscni were Mayor Ely. Judges Robinson,
L,rrcmorc and Joseph f. Day SURGEON Belt1lris. ana
Lcutcnans symOds and Tromaine of the uhitru s'les
Dowd, OF the Army Commodore Jno. T. Dcserson Mrs.
John Bgeow General John A. DIX. sirs; General Ere
mont Mis-. A. C. Dettner and Mrs. Jacob Vandcrpoel.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
HEEDRICKs's COON TRAP.
consnicnnns silence of IN. uendricks at

The conspicuous silence Of Mr.. Hendricks at
tho silver meeting at Indianapolis Icw evenings since.
has generally attracted the notice of the press las
would to he favorable opportunity Tor ex-senator
Robertson. South Carolina 70 give again his measure
OF Mr. Hendricks II viii hc remcmbcled. We hope
that the South Carouian hkcncd tie indlauian 10
darkey he used q own. VINO setting traps for coons
II a"Cead-laii.' dOubicended arrangement, ahd
Master Robertson asked FOR explanation OF H. iiach
Fob said: "Desc common HigEIls round b~in, dcy'
de triggers TO coch DE coon only comih; sots
mne TO cOtch nm less de same a comm or .Nine.'
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
NO DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.
No DIPLOMATIC SEhV ICE.
Mr. HEWITT TELLS Mr.. EYARTS THAT HE FAVOrs
AN ABOLITION OF THIS SERVICE.
InY CD Lp a

Mr.. HEWITT TELLS MR.. EvARTs THAT HE FAvors
AN ABOLITION OF THIS SERVICE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-The subcommittee on
Appropriations charged with the preparation of the
Consular and Diplomatic Bill had long interview
with the Secretary of State to-day. The most i'm
porant feature of this conversation was the an
nouncement made by Representative Hewitt of an in
tention to perfect measure looking to the entire
abolition of the Diplomatic Service and the transfer
Of the ordinary subjects of diplomatic correspou-
dence and intercourse to the Consular Service leav-
ing the special subjects of negotiation such as
treaties, ETC., TO special commissions. Tho history
of our diplomatic Intercourse, he said, pee
sents numerous instances where this course
has been pursued, even when we hare had
Ministers resident at the courts of the Powers inter-
esed IN the negotiation. NJ. Hewitt told the Sec
rotary Also that he favored the establishment OF
Consular Bureau in tho Department of State 70 have
charge of consular affairs. When the Consular and
Diplomatic Bill is under consideration, he proposes
to make a speech setting forth these ideas.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
ALBANY,
DONGs AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

MEMORIALS AND BILLS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE
REFORM IN THE STATE PRIsoNs-CHARGEs
AGAINST THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
The Legislature held short session last night
bills were introduced relating to the care OF pau
per children, providing for the formation OF
town insurance companies, and providing that
the amount of the liens on real estate
may be deducted from its value IN making
assessments. The report of Superintendent
Pilsbury shows how much can be effected by an
honest. intelligent and energetic officer. Charges
have been presented to the Governor against the
Excise Commissioners by liquor dealers Of this CITY,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

An ENEMY IN TIE iIOUsE-A story of thrill
ling interest based the discovery Of a-cmale enemy
IA the house whero respected aud trusted rs
friend is Just commenced in No IL Of The SEw-ioRK
WEEKLY ready thi. morning. This exciting story Is
called: "IHE UNNELCoME GUEST; or, LADY IuNs's
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY g. 1878

been abandoned. For many years. indeed. 1t has been
quito evident that tho cost Of pound Of iron or keg
of nails produced at this establishment has been largely
In Of the amount received therefor and an ex'
animation of the outlay Of conducting the prison shows
that would have been great saving to the state had
the convicts been maintained in idleness. Should
better work Offer propose to use the labor OF the
convicts at place I'm manufacturing wooden ware
brushes brOOms baskets and such other articles as can
be easily made here for use in other prisons OF the state
thus keeping the men engaged and earning something
at least to their support.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
. PREGNANT eFNTENCE FROM rDMUNDs.


In view of the recent reports that Senator
Edmunds was TO become the champion OF Hayes In the
Senate The following passage III Senator Edlnundss
eulugy OF Senator Morton being generally commented
upon here
Of strong passions and great talents
and was c0nscqIruce,a devoted partisan. lie had
faith in that phOs y goveInm sn imputed u Lonis Nlo
which led him that
could dominate Ill parties by taking Ministers who
seDted none.
This sentence raised smile tho faces OF Senators
solemnly attending tho funeral rites, II gcIcr
ally understood refer sss to Napoleon than 10 Hayes
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
LIKES ROBINsON's SECOND CHOICE As LITTLE
As HE FIRST.
kInfn hH

Dan MagOne, jr., Is Governor RObnsOn's
second choice for the position OF supcrnieuden ~ Pun
lie works. He il famous only ar master of political Ia
trl,ue and maIipulsiOr OF chucls,s. The people of
OsWegO County have reason 10 remember
tae unscTupuloUs m93ncr in which Ia" con
troled caucuses which sent delegates 10
the Last DcmOcutc Convention held IN Ctica. The
people OF New York amazed ana mUrtiod 10 find
themselves possessed OF Governor, vino Il beat upon
committing the canals 10 ncOmDeten ande IN further
Of political intrigue Ii is indeed fortunate that
Republican senate exists. and refuses to be party to
this prostitution Of pntrOndgc
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
tIap's Mission on Earth.-A thorough Medical


,Iap's Mission Earth thorough Medical I;cailse &
experience OF 20 vars study observation ard
practice showing the that will in re- Restored Man
hood Strengthened Vitality aud sound conditions o. cath
impaired by Overt5xed powers stPtetnens
the ODsaccs Marriage and VI the means by which they
removed BY mall zoe currency or postage stdVs)
Address sees Museum Anatomy Science, li6 BdwayNf
Post OEce <once1hs foreign mails or the wees endins
SATURDAY. January &C. 1873 VIII close az thls Office on
TUESDAY. at a. M Tor Europe oy steamship idalo VIA
Queenstown: WEDNESDAY,. at $50 a. m. Tor Europe,
by steamship Scyna via Queenstown colr or
France by this steamer must be speclal al
dressed a. IL, for France direct by steamship
Labrador Til RSDAI. at $3.50 o. m.. for
IuIope by steamship C!ty Of Richmond VIA queenstown
Germ and France 10 be forwarded by
be specially gddessed) ani q; AZ m Tor
Euroie by steamship Inl6ra Plymouth Chorb0urg and
Hamburg; SArURD AI az a. H., for Europe by
(corresDOndeUcc for
ernany AMI be forwarded by ths steamer
specially alrtsse) and al H. for scotland direct by
a1Tna via Glasgow and Al 1850 a III FOR lu
rope ~ steamship ostl. Southampton and BTemen The
aud CIy OF Richmond and Gerna-
mic mails Denmark SNe1en aud Norway Tho
malls Tor Nassau " p, VIII NewYOrk January 26.
The CHINA and Japan will leave san Francisco Feb
uary The mails or Australia, etc. wieAye san FRANCISCO
February "a. 1890. .,--
Ncw-T0rk. Jan. l9 1873. l. l. JA ME-, PoslmaeeT.
Tse Iystere. Paris by Eugene Part II Is given
win No > % Of TIE FIRkolDE CONPANiOS. Gus
NUaH
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
JEALOUS OF THE GoLoID DOLLAR.

The fuss about "goloid" dollar in and
about Congress is fOOshness. DR.. Lnderman's scen-
tihc Information the subject is utterly wasted No
one with grain sense such mixture OF metals.
Those who suggesting simply anxious TO bur
lesauc the real dollar movement. There many per-
who have passion for dollar, with the eXcep-
tiOn OF the dollar, which had In the beginning.
and stolen from IA order to squeeze the
pie vii gold resumption. Let Us have the old and true
dnfl
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
A Fund
GENERAL EyANGELISTIC, MISSIONARY AND PHI
LANTHROPIC WORK AMONG THE MASSES
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
UNDER TIE OBJECTION OF

UNDER TIE DIRECTION OF
THE CHURCH or THE HOLY TRINITY
eyaugeistlc missionary agencies
general guidance of Dr. Tyng, Jr IN
. OF these places daily preaching and teaching services and
with than 2C00 children. In addition 10 these there
undo tle general supervision An Orphanagc,
the Peabody Home or
se Women; besides the Andrew and Philip socle y, Tor
minseng TO SICK aud destitute women organized bread and
coal distribution and minor agencies To put tho various
and free from all obligations II il necessary 10 raise the sum of
For this amount the Cooperation OF the Church OF io
Holy Trinity is liable This eOrt sc0nncced with the com
peOn O the subscription towards the payment OF the entire
indebtedness Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity The OeDey
oeIt work these organizations has been prosecuted r te
good neglected classes without denOmDaOna rsirc
tons or all additional the ordinary
par0chial WORK Of the Church Of the Holy trinity
No pubic appeal for his Its
the Holy 1rny and the fr nds ~ 'he different n
stuOus. /, snow proposed 20 raise innd which may at
this from debt and provide 10. Its future
The principal tho funo shall bc paid FOX the cancel
debt the premises described In this statement
and for 10 other piTp0se whatever. .
subscriptions u this fn1 from all who are Interested IN
permanent support be sent % one Of the under
signed, TO stephen H. Tying Ir 46 East %3dst and VIII
SnO Hlodgei through the press.
bers cJnseted TO as committed Tor
receipt received
by them 20 the Treasurer OF the CORPORATION Vf the Church OK
WI !. DOnGE, Of PHELPS, Dodge & Co. II CliG.st.
A Y. STOUT Pres vi SLoe and Leather Bank 2Il Bdwny
j. NJ MORRISON Pres O Manhattan 90 BANK, ~ W all 81,
JA~. #. BROWN, o. Brown Bros * Co, % Walst
A. DOSrWICK. Of J. ). BOatwicA u CO.. l4l Pearst
Hew-York CITY. Dec. ~. 1911. "
Hair's PnIs-English remedy for Cont and Rheumatism.
liam ST., y. Y. sold by druggists -
If you would ascertain at what collected tho
orc hundred thirty millions of dollars for duties for
cign imports during 1871 consult THE TRIBUNE ALMA
-
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
RESUMPTION EARLY AND SURE.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O-A private letter re-
ceived here to-day from prominent banker in New
York. that the tendency OF naLcia operations Is
such that il would not be surprising at moment Tor
the New-YOrk banks specie payment. Ii
all that is asked is to let matters rest as they
are, and not interfere with existing legislation. 1t
st ted at tho Treasury Department yesterday that
everything now tended to absolute resumption Oh the
day designated in the Sherman act.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 221 a n.-A considerable fall
Of airuressure took place yesterday accompanied by
cloudlness and very light rain During daynght the
changes of temp ratrTe were small but IN the evening
the winds from ihe west became cooler.
For this CITY and vicinity. cloudhcss anu occasional
lght rain preceding colder and clearing weather may
be expected TO-DAY, ana cool, fair weather ionoiow
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
Ready this Morning.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUN

THE SEAiI-WEIKbY TRIBUNE,
Tho issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINTNG MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS, .
HUMoRs or THE DAY.
RUsso.TURKIsu WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from eta and other correspondents in tho old
World and the New an Agricultural Department; Full Re
ports OF all the Markets. etc.
sinslccopie sent tre, application.
Price lin wrappers ready for mailing, Eve per copy;
one copy year. @ ihve copies sli teu copies and one
extra s2s Postage in all cases fres 90 the Subscriber
Adire,s THE TRIBUNE SsyVork.
Nanfed-SituaOn take charge OF honss OF As govern
references furnished no objection she country. L. II. A.
ITiUuIe Ulice.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
.Inst COmmenced.

THE UNWELCOME GUEST.
very exciting story for the ladies begun in No. l2 Of
TILE NEw.YORK WEEKLY, ready this morning. II is en-
titled THE UNwELCoME GUEST; on, LADY YUNE's
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New En- gland the Lower Lake Region
and the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy and fogRy wealth
r areas OF light riu, followed in the last two districts
by clearing weather winds shifting TO colder norm ana
west ana rising barometer.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
PRoPOSFD OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.

WAsHINGT0s, Monday Jan. 81, 1873.
r'he bill introduced in the Senate to-day by
Mr. Eusts OF louisiana directs the PostpaserGcneral
tocontract for mail service between the United States
and Brazil lss follows: Fret For monthly line OF
steamships between NewYort and Rio Janero. touch
Ing at such intermediate ports the Postmaster-Gen-
cra slau consider cxpedient and necessary. Second.
and Rio Jauciro touching at such intermediate ports "a
the Postmas NEAL shall consider expedient and
necessary. The Dul provides that the service shall
he ror tho term Of ten years, aud shall be per
formed th American built aud owned Neseels OF not
5000 regl>crtO be Of lrou anu or at-
proved construction and capable Of speed of thirteen
knots per hor. and thar said VESSELS shn be built or ac-
ccpe,l under direction and inspection OF some Naval
officer be designated Oy the secretary or TIE Navy;
and .iat -I vessels shall ~ all times be subject 10 the
OF the Government. at reasonable rates OF cDafte-
party therefor. TIE bill further provides mat tie com
p-9tipn .ur the upon said aes shall be liked At
Tue rate OF - per nl FOR the distance which the mails
are actually transported, and also provides nat the
Government OF Brazil shall contribute 20 the malelI-
Unce OF the lines
TIE BASKS AND THE FOUR PER CENTS.
The Treasury Department has issued cir
GUAR stating tAat banks may become depoaortes for
the purposes of the per loan. by deposItng
Uuited states bonds with the Treasurer Of the United
states rs security for deposits he afterwards made
Certificates or deposit in proper fon aId FOR the amount
VIII Ice furnished TO the BANK TOR
execution The regular transcript blanks. Tor the treas
uIers general account N he u.-d IN reporting uepOrts
madc on account this loan, and Will be furnished on
demand TO any National bank becoming depositaiy
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
6pesial Notices.
An Empty Treasury for fhc Suffering Poor.

Advertisements intended for the next issue OF THK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should DO handed in before D. m To-
dav
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

In reference TO the above, 1t learned last evening
from Mayor Ely that gentleman connected with the
Retail Liquor Dealers Association had called upon him.
obout a fortnight ago. aud declared that some such
charges were about he made, but did not inform MN
exactly what the specifications would be- IL is h1ugnt
tnai these are the charges which have now maue an
appearance Mayor Ely said that the Governor was te
proper fInconary invesgate charges or THIS natulc
he himself BEN. a charter officer ana therefore uh
authorized % do
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

trnns o
give divisions
dluc The oscillations
Of the mercury dgdas those aeuu
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

Tuesday morning. 10 after which the body viii be
taken 10 North Attleborough Mas.
NEsMTTH-In Brooklyn, Sunday jan 90 Sarah H.. wife OF
Henry T.. Nesuith
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited
attend funeral her residence NO. III Rem
ssn.st, on Tuesday afternoon Jan. 22.
Boston apers please copy.
WAITAt Perth ATb0y " j. Jan 10, David T. Walt, In the
65th OF hls
Fnnera services held his late residence High s
Perth Amboy, on Tuesday. Jan. 22 at O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE EXCISE BOARD.

CHARGES SAID TO HAVE BEEN PRESENTED TO The
GOVERNOR AGAINST THE COMMISSIONERS.
ALBANY. Jan. 21.-The Argus will tomorrow
contain the following
Charges Of malver-aOn in Office have been laid before
the Governor against the Excise Commissioners or new
York and they have been cited appear before DIS
Excecncy at noon next MONDAY To answer 10 theln'
One specification Is by Frederic kleemaD, liquor deai
who alleges that he paid s75 for license to sell; that
repeated promises him the written license were
broken that finally he demanded his money back lhat
thAreupon the Commissioners gave HIM tDef CHECK,
which was dishonOred presentation at the oank anu
that he is sill without his money and has no license.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

If you ascertain at what collected tho
orc thirty millions of dollars for duties for
cign I'm ports during 1877, consult THE TRIBUNE ALMA
rsng -.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

Blair's P..-English remedy for Gout Rheuma Ism.
Box 81 Pills II y by mail H. PLANTEN g soS' ga WI