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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, ,io.d s.

WASHINGTON. Monday, I'm. :, l-7S
Tic President WI hol If. cvoningr cepion. ' TE.--
Gay evening January p February all February -.
Marshal Ti.d.r DoU.iss requested tc-'1,, hT
tel, aph 80 visit Bt more 10 see his former owner,
4s. seas, VlD is Supposed e. cd!in@ IL >iai' on
ihc f.; tain.
The sAl ctor Of the Ir.asuy has decided that goods
,n,f; ctur,d u bonded manufacturing warthou. Lay
De rir>portcl go aGd f.1oroG from otLcr paris tau
t.o.c ai winch .aid Warehouse are l'ctd. l|p|'"rl
&c tl..i. ai ...0G - tha pH,- oi actual expiration g.
q. DE- b., r.,Cia.iy bonded earl -
Y.e SECRETARY cI IN Tr asury has directed that cir
Dr!Itc g., prepared and sent 20 the surveyor. OF tar
- I IL. y.., o. tie a,G-r cites 81 the taitet 80 -
.ac.4lnil- c tHat is one putty -artc val p r.
AFTER be allowed fis VIII caus, the dismissal 81 tIr'
tpiuii.s ~ Ncw-IoiB, aud one edc1 az ird.n-i'J
Is. .toI AMI s., u FL" .,co'
IA c.ca..inely valuable collection Of FRI, ign miuc 60.
exhibited De- different foreign governments az The Co..
,n al in 1870 daA prcsruc by those governments 90
h' ..ciaiy Vi Mining Engineers, s included among the
s.cc- To- 0- ndy % sr for sale "n account H a." u"n-
,?ymrut nf duty l. r-scitIiN" 1. =. H'yi hr. q
III, letter 10 the Secretary OF The Treasury, Icqu"~tln.
him T." su pend iic sale uhill ~ eau ' nv" 'rl ~
CDGsrs. relieving tao Society OF Mining LhHnr'e from
tac dulics that have accrued
rlcPre..acnt has pardouad Edward \. Phalcn car-
yiccd rubbing The mails, and sentenced 10 three ycar''
,mrrsmmeut IN the Salem, Mass. iai! John T. Ioom's,
convicted of using -icI pote" stamp for The "a!
c,t % postage. ard sentenced 10 cgh:o month, u-
pli,auileEt M tac KENTUCKY PcnrLtiarv; juno Icy,
convicted 90 pcgry, and srururr 10 I've N'3r u.r--
,n.nclf 40 tIc KINGS County, y. !, PcuicuUIrY, and
-amuc =. steele, convicted o cn'tzlenent ~ post Of
liec. and sentenced 10 twelve mputh' lWnn-onuEt IN
TIE iali at Jackson, MaH,.
TIE destruction Of The greater number Of model, II the
Patent Oace IRE has led to movement among i.yen
tel. Cox radical change in the TatH; Laws II ia claimed
that the present cost Of patents Is excessive. and greatly
d iimcht. to invcuO and National progress ~ pre-
c!t model the Patent Office fee Tie agent, fee and
other pcusr average abont $iOD. II Is proposed to
alol III model, and examinations, granting patents 10 al
who apply in England, leaving the ret - tc iuvcn-
lion To- b. cOni,tcd The courts. The inventor j. TO pay
the Patent Office Tor ihc drawlngtGe printed spcci alton
aud o. r. patent which together VIII 'st avcrag.
about -. This Wil leave TIE remaining 80 10 ald the
inventor N introducing ms invention.
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Effort, FOR MS EElEA~E-NH. PrCKHAM Still!
EMPOWERED 10 ACT FOR TIE AIruE%EN-uENEIAi.
lB> rLLAGHATH TO THE rEIn;NhI
ALBANY. Jan. THE Tweed ease comes to
th, front "a. soon as there j. change "a the Office OF
N:o,r"y-Grucral This evening there came from New
York by late train Mr. John ID. Townsend counsel Tor
William H. Tweed. lie is here to state to Attornc!
General SchoouulLcr all the argument, IN favor oi tie
r,,ca,, of Tweed from further imprisonment. Doubt
less the celebrated confession and the recent
verdict Of the NcW-IOIk HoIrd of Aldermen Will form
part OF the pea rcy that MIR. ScnOonnaker l.
duoacd 10 hear. The AttOry cEcral has been absent
"a. .,ur h. KINGSTON Tor two days past, auj II was
rrportcd this evening thai lie would not return to i
c.y l tho cud % tie week: So LAT III IOwLscnd H"y
nave to utter lis argument IN Kingston. Deputy Attorney
General Rugg.es seated HAT Nc NArclgr H. Prckh IN
ls .L aHtLOil tn At IN thc Tweed ana III othcr - =
Il unst the ring criminals. AttUrnty-ticncml schoor.
rrkcr not having withdrawn the authority conferred
by Mr. Fahchild. The authority does not eN-
rirc with the end OF the term of an Attor-
nr,-Gencral. Mr. Peckham. OF course, would not
nrt m the cases without first informing the new Att0r-
ucy neral of his intention 10 do Probably he viii
shortly make II report To Mr.. schoonmaker of the posi-
ton of the several in the cOpIs. and end the
port without referring to his own employment, and as II
h. connection with them as counsel for the State no
I,a,,s exist
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MAYOR ELY'S MESSAGE.

MANAGEMENT OF THE CITY FINANCES REDUCTION
OF THE DEBT-vARIOUs DEPARTMENTS COM
MENDED FOR EFFICIENCY-sTREET CLEANING
BY SEPARATE BUREAU-AN UNDEgGROUND
RAPID TRANSIT ROAD-EXCIsE TROUBLES.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMESr-M.YoR's OFFICE. }
NEw YORK, January = 1878
To The Honorable TIE Common Council:
] am directed by the charter to communicate
from to time your Honorable Body my views and
opinions concerning the City Government aud its
branches.
In regard to the system OF our City Government gen
orally would that it appears TO me to be unneces
sarily complex and deficient in regularity and unity In
illustration Of this would refer TO recent public con-
ference concerning cleaning Of the city during
which shown that in order to dispose OF load OF
street dirt the assent OF three city and two State depart
mens was needed 10 OF which seemed 10 be In sym
pathy with any of the Others.
An attempt made last Winter by a committee COM
posed OF some Of best citizens tn obtain relief from
this condition Of municipal confusion by means Of cgs
atioD and with tins view, bills prepared which, in
their general provisions approved by the Counseto
the Corporation, the Controller and myself but nowit-
standing tie most earnest efforts of their trainers, as
sisted By many honorable gentlemen in the legislature
before these bills reached the Governor they hadbecome
amended and altered that lie felt constrained TO with
hold his approval. During the four months In which
bills pending the employees OF the City Gov
ernmCn. were Interested IN the progress OF events at Al
bany to such degree as to seriously impair TIER usefub
ness in their respective departments
II to be hoped that the enactment@ of III" legislature
It's present ion IN reference 10 oar ely viii be- so
free from personal and partisan aims 10 meet the gem
cIal approval OF oar citizens:
EXPENsEs Oh TIE CITY GOVERNMENT.
The economy and Tstrenchnent wncn were sought 10
be obtained through compulsory legislation has been
effected very considerable extent by voluntary efforts,
and very large say ngs have been accomplished. The
cIrailment OF expenses in the city departments which
are under the control Of the Board OF Apportonment,
although not great rapid a. think should be
effected s very gratifying, shown by the follow
iu aicmcr ~ i reduction o. the salaries during the
past six years obtained through tie courtesy OF Con-
truuer Kelly:
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THE SUIT FOR THE LEE ESTATE.
THIS CASE not WITHOUT 4 STANDING ~ COURT
LEY IELEGHALn 10 III. TKIn-NL.l

THIS CASE not WITHOUT STANDING ~ COUET
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIL TRIgvNEl
WAsHISGTOS, Jan. Among the case, to be ar
gued in tie United States Circuit Court for Viz
ginia tomorrow is the suit Of tho heirs Of Mrs.
General Lee for the recovery OF the estate which
the Arlington National Cemetery is situated.
This case has much better footing in
court than has generally bcou supposed. In a
similar case now pending in District Court, the
United States Judge has OverTuled a motion made
10 disnisss suit on the ground that no cour
can deny to a plaintiff the right to prove title
against any person holding land claimed by him.
This case is Identical with the Arlington ecctmrnt
ease Of Lee against superintendent Kaufman. The
Mtoruey-Gcneral has filed 4 suggestion informing
The Court that 'the United States is in possession Of
Tie property through is officers and agents tie only
possession that il capable of having and j. using il
In the execution OF its sovereign and Constitutional
powers" lie has also suggested 10 the Cont chat
II ms not jurisdiction 90 take any GAou which will
end 10 disturb the possession Of United Stares"
anu has filed motion to dismiss the suit. THIS
m0nOh remains undecided, hat if Judge Hughes
ioows tie precedent of Judge Carriers decision he
1ust oVerrlie the motion ana permit the Lee suit
A. pIoeeed. The case Will came up N the court at
''eAahcria which opens tomorrow.
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OTHER FIRES.

WATERvILLr, Me-, Jan. THE tann"ry
owned by j. f.. B.ckiord d co.. Roadl,ll, lic.. s."
burncd on saturday night Loos, 5000; iaa"i % .or
5000.
RIr0N, Wis, Jan. IA fire here yesterday
DESTROYED Kcilusg- block. with the dry good. storEs OF
CarG BgJ. and others. Tie .os' D $4,000 insurance
$1,000.
HAyEEIIILI, Mass, Jan. IA fire last night
In the ilayerh Bank Bdldius d.s;roycl The fccA ol
the Boston Branch Clothing Company, yauodat $1,000.
insurance, = 100.
RENFREW, Ont, Jan. 1.-THE premises occu-
pied by W. Ticrnry, Wholesale aud reia airy goods MGR
chant, were burned today. Los, SlJOdD
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. IA fire at RcnfcW
to-day destroyed W. IIrrnfy general store Loss. so
900 insured in the Liverpool London aud Gobc ana
CltZfus' OF Montreal.
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bill providing for Sixteenth Amendment 10 the
Constitution of the United States, winch
SHALL establish woman suffrage The plan oil thc
campaign" is to visit all prominent public men'"no
will give the aglators audience. In several notable
instances where they have tried the experiment
they were met with the formidable objection tha'
the right TO cOntr, suffrage IN inc
States Is one not given to Congress ana
that the first recourse of the advocate OF woman
suffrage should be to induce the states 10 chaifr
their constitutions. Among the prominent w"ireh
present are Mrs. Sara J. Spencer of this city, MiS.
Hooker. Miss Joyce and the smith sisters ol Noi,
nccticnf. The annual convention is to be cpencd
tomorrow afternoon.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC HOPES.
! MAJORITY IN TIE SENATE CLiTNEo,AND 1876 VOTES
IL THE HOUSE.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 TIRE ,HBrNr.I

10y TELEGRAPH 10 TIE iHiBrNf1
WASnINGTON. Jan. THE agents OF the IrNas
and Pacific Railway scheme have nos been ldic unt-
ing the recess of Congress. / recent canvass made
bv some of them disclOses the fact, they say, th"t
1856 Representatives in the House and majority ol
ten IN the Senate will vote for Colonel SCOTS bill II
the form III which 1t has been introduced.
These agents are preparing documents to show
flat the completion of the Southern line will be OF
great benefit ia the Government and to the people
They assert that the rates of through transportation
from New-York to San Francisco by the Southern
route IA compared with the rates now charged by
the Union Pacific ard Central Paclhc WIFE
be in the proportion Of 100 10 l33. lheN eA-
press their Willingness to have Congress TX
through rates of transportation low ehoh@h
10 allow ONLY for the maintenance OF the
road This they think could he done for - oooCoo
annually The Huntington scheme, they say, Is III
tended only to defeat the Scott bill and Is not miro
duced with the expectation that If can pass. Inc
Texas and Pacific people rely the passage OF the
bill introduced ny Mf. House. OF Tennessee, ana NJ
Stevens, OF Georgia Dat of these two measures
they expect that the committee VIII frame one. aS
compromise. which will be acceptable to the pro-
motels of the Texas and Pacific scheme.
The committee is of course certain to report some
bill favorably, and strong efforts are now directed To
secure the support Of Mr. Rice, Of Massachusetts,
and other Republican members Of the committee.
II is boued that some New England members might
br influenced nv the support Mr. Rice Woul0 give t.
the bill should he be disposed favor IT, bat OF this
those who know the sentiment of Ncw-Encland
Representatives say there not the slightest proba-
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VISIT TO SENATOR PATTERSON.
He CERTAINLY Will NOT RESIGN III tLruY-LpOE-
ING PATIENT.
Y TELH8RAPH ~ TIE TuIaJt

lEY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE JHi-iNIl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7,-Seuator Patterson iepicG
today 10 gentleman vino asked hin IN regard to
the c,,grcnt report Of bis intended resignation:
Il shail not resign under any consideration. If
am to be sick should b. q foal to rcSiqn becaIs,
can lie here and draw ny .fl3 a day. ~. Sir.
] authorize You 20 say that l will moi
resign and those fellows down there viii rot
rob ne YET % ms seat an going TO Pennsylvania
when get well enough 70 travel SIMON Cameron
has Invited Uc to visit his farm, AM ;l:uk shall
dc So but am subject TO those r-lapsos and ddu't
known when another viii come or. ! have been
Won out hy hard work and ha:asscd Ly refugee
South Caroluiaus who want situations until an
entirely broken down. do not intend 10 abandon
South Carolina Il my prosecutors viii lei lac 20
back. Ny interests are in the state own real
properly in Columbia and Charl sfCn. wish dId
not. ] would like TO re- out, but | cannot Taeeo
stories about ry shamming sickness arr false a1
unable to move, and even this conversation cNcite-
me and makes nc FEAR rclGpsr. You are the only
person, eXcept y ,n Butler and NY DOCTORS Vh0:n
have seen since WIS taken sick"
In response 10 the suggestion that q ride might be
Dehciclal senator Patterson SAD tiGt such thing
would Kill him. and he was seZc with q sudden lit
Of trembling. The gentleman who Visited huu re-
ports that he doe, not look soktha his face is of
good Color and that his eyes are buGht and piercing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
TWO CITY GOVERNMENTS.

NETWORK AND BROOKLYN INTERESTS
MESSAGES or MAYOR ELY AND MAYOR HOWELL
THE CONDITION OF THE DEPARTMENTS IN BOTH
CITIES COMPLEMENTARY REvIEwED-sUGGGs-
lions TOWARD ECONOMY.
Mayor Ely's message, which was sent to the Alder
men yesterday claims that the city finances
have been managed with economy, and shows
a reduction in the city debt of over
$2,0000O0 last year. II advises an earlier
collection of the tax levy, and the refunding of
part of the city debt in AZ per cent bonds of
small denominations. The condition of all
the departments Is reviewed. The efficiency
of the Law Department the economy and dis
cplne of the Fire Department, the strength
and effectiveness of the Police force, and
the careful management Of the Department Of
Charities and Correction. are touched upon. The
salaries Of teachers the Mayor hollis. arc not ex-
travagant Street cleaning, be thinks, should be
carried on by a seperate bureau. Only brief
allusion is made to the Excise agitation.
The new Board of Aldermen in Brooklyn was I'M
able to effect an organization yesterday. Mayor
Howell in his message, recommended larger powers
for the Mayor one head instead OF three heads for
several of the city departments, and the abolition
OF several municipal bureaus.
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GRIMES AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINN,II, Jan. IA ny-whee i'll the Globe
Rolling Min broke this morning. wounding three employees;
serious y.
POrIsyIlLE Penn, Jan. 7.-Denns DOnnelly.
November "a of The murder OF Thomas sanger
was sentenced today to be hanged.
MIpDLET WV, n Y, Jan. 7.-Daniei Canheld, age
seventy farmer living in the town Wawayanda fell from
IA load OF hay today and broke his neck
HYANNIs, Mass, Jan. 7.-Sarah Sharp and Eta
azene ayes eleven itecn broke through the ice on
oad near here Yesterday. and were crowned
PRovIDENCF, r. l.. Jan. 1.-Two sons of Gilbert
A. Horton OF Reh0both Mass, ages nine and eleven are
missing and supposed to been drowned In the
yo,r, which "a bellg arawn on
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PENNSYLVANIA NFLATl0NIsTs.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THP rRInCy

HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. THE following
resolution offered il the House Of Representatives
this evening"
Resorsd. That it il tbe sense OF this House that the
bill now pending in the United States Senate, known as
the Bland Silver Bill and providing for the free coinage
OF silver dOars o. the old standard of weight and line
ness, to be a legaender Tor any amount, and FOR all
purposes, should become law.
The resolution referred TO the Committee on
Federal Relations. also the following;
RcsOed That u is the Of this House that the bill
to epeal the third section Of the Resumption Act now
pending III Congress, ought to become law. and that
duties on imports ought to be payable III greenbachs
sBoth resolutions Wien they come before the House,
will be the subject of sharp and partisan debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
WASHINGTON.
POLITICS AND AFFAIRS.

yyTrpyrxG COSGREssMEN ANXIOUS 10 Lr""N ii'
slrVAII0N-ME. KEf-PAllhheoN ~
C.NE Al, THEMES. w,
The Congressmen are again pouring lli'"
,prton. They inquire with interest aoout '"e r
abilities of Republican harmony ,;oe,d
ieyed that the President Is n'' .,,d.at,,
80, rn ou,aqonisms. Mr. Key is thought
:, Ton.essee rs candidate for Governor oil
% c.ato senator Patterson says emphaticaliy
rot be does not intend 20 RESIN Inc
.;,,or,. If Colonel SKATER Was taken. yes
.oria,. in rcqarl to Mexican raids. The convention
80 t,c Woman Snfraeists will begin to-day II Is
oaid that the Texas and Pacific Railway men count
mon securing compromise Till. Then strength III
10Th Houses j. said to Ire great.
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BRITISH POLITICAL CHANGES.


4 London telegram TO The Manchester GUai'-
G say- Il H. reported that tie Earl fCarnaryon, secc
tag O. STATE r tie Colonies in hc British Ministry, las
resigned
Thi, rcpoit is Iaccabc probably to the fact
that Lord. Caruavon and Beaconshcd not In accord
on the Elst,gu question
BRITISH GENERAL ELECTION Expected.
The opinion Is gaming ground" ioudin telegram
10 Ike Lir,ro0i rust says. thai general election or
members Parliament IS near aud that the tonscr'J
live iaara.Cr, az, already preparing th'IeioI. The
secretaries ui the different C0cl N'tiIy as>nci atoms
have boon I'm town during ~" past week consulting
with various mrmhcrs 81 the GOvc!uu cEt Irl report
stio:.Iy in favor of di--0rtion'
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Tho a,.,,-r.o,'on ~''a~ the Department Of the
= ,u,lt, SNOW sup !se "a l,1l because TO
- i.,, liI., . l - 10 That department in 1873,
VII. 4 pc, r1ll otfln'r'.
A. ss,nris fsfir.d from The Department II Public
Wtk io me fi.i.u, tnrEl Previous 10 the paas2ge
", 30 fi,f ,.tu..9Oa 81 the l;ulelu ftr8 aud
ro, ,i, on i'ts but salare rs have b2cn pad sAco
II, IN ann. ~ e. l, ,.le Finance D,parin. NJ,
N'ufopi atoms The Department Of llhlic Parks
,,wi m hc t fer al purposes 'aat uid from tax
az n certain t;d expense, that department
oi-s, llis r.t,1 f'r' 'C"e''s OF h0I.ds.
ip;GV'rll:, - Ne F'l'e Department, shown IN tho
table, r.. t"' >1ito' q! Eat Department, exclusive Of
IN .4..,f g." Ncrc % o. Street Cl-authg.
~ "a. cNp.'..a II the ucplr'acrt OF Docks paid
tru uoro,l bonds and DOL ANIMAL appropriations
raised by AK,
Ll.w Is a comparative statement OF appropriations
wadt by the Board of Estimate aud ipi0rtOlmeu; for
IN. City Dtuartlnrnts ana offices ISL on 1878,
vhc " T. show a colsiltfan!c diunutiol OF the total
,Nl..uJuulcs ~ The city Government:
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N,-nrA, Y. IT,, JlL II iirc trOte on last
,,.i Ia i;crr, Bo,1 Oh Main a., completely destroy
nyi. Tho los3 ou tAr building ia - "p', usani; and
70 the ccci.ru's $1,000 partially insured ia" h'ui's
irrad 8" ihr,c--tory hrch bu.'inc Joining; l-',
$4,000 the Hl! iiu-. 30 utrd ana 10 the occupant,
100 B.Gcr,' Inc also took Tire, AMI wa dJH1@ Il
t. The cNtrt Of $4,000, t!r C'ru ants losing ~ BOD.
rLc Lnil To-. 4 LIlnl - Ol ln.ulLnrr. rIJ.uuU
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LEss PROSPECTS OF AN ARuIsrIcF.
TURKISH MILITARY CHANGES.

REDUCED.
LONDON, Monday. Jan :. ISIS.
\ Reuter- dispatch from ConstanilnopIe says:
"Thr Ministerial crisis which was expected To en-
sue in consequence of the interpretations III the
Chambers. has been aVortcd. All the Ministers
retain their portfolios Nlahmoud Damad Pdsha
viii shortly proceed 10 Inspect the fortihca-
tinns of the Darlancies Rcouf PaSha, although r.
mauine in charge Of the Ministry Of War ai Con
stautinou's las been also entrusted with ih" ST.
prcmo cou,ro If the army in E1rinelil. Suriman
Pa>ha retains command Of IN army corps. and Baker
Pas.ia of a division under Rcoui Pafla's orders
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peled 10 pay g per cent interest indefinitely, ana
lose its present high and advancing position
among commercial nations. The want OF work and
demand for employment will continue and be IN
ten,iiied by The destruction of confidence IN invest
Inenis which alone can furnish work and employ
men', and thus endaneer the salty and order OF
society. With my strong convictions on this subject
feel bound to say and do all | can to secure such
silver bill as will aid Che resumption and reiundllg
p0hcy, instead Of one tia. viii 0yerthrOw it,
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TIE HEALTH OF THE KING OF ITALY.
I.,,r NfntI1v I.u Moon.

King Victor Emanuel passed Il compare
t!ycl, quiet MIGHT. bat b. fcyer continues 'o increase
with fp;h,rrAtenson o. the pIcuri,y. Sie'ia. dis
r.tl t,n Rome t. lie PoU Ndii Go-ctc says: " Pro
l..o1 b,cr, Of Rome aud Dr.. Bruno from Tn IN, have
H. . ,..n,,.ed fol consultation IN regard 10 ~" r"1
tioo t'r KIN. IT,. i,tt loser lob OF h.tGsl m2
i. ...fcd. TIE whole right pcAa - Hh''|,i' .tu
a. 49, . as, intense inter coastal urll-c PAIN, aztec o.
Ike emilia, abdomen. T.ishc!ng only ia: second az 90
KIM - IN i,ci m session OF his mental .acuiii"s, and
r. ot l!.- boz. i> sat pir; "a tH- direction 90 "i-
f.t.s Nh,u trNS ui "a h,u- - Illness fv"rA ! 49, t''
a.. ,.trI M. C,rlin.Is uHo were pIos.ut win Gim,
Vl.t Mi hep cn il the Vatican a:d sA' QU'iHa i';h
D, CAMEO ltr.. 40 ''
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rlnr IN rnE RNLN-Inr ILL.,.

Bo,roN. Mas, Jan. 7.-BctwecI G,e and
-ix ,'r1cl. This evening hrc brcb ont ~ o." dri ne
room on the fldftu Dor Of large h1'. nl' nm "'
Ila k5louCgq square. Cambridge, Owned hy iioht'l"h
co. puli-aci~ and known a. tc AN'.riDr
PR. The entire dcfarti9. Na- -u...r 3. d
..! the W., coIuci to the room 10 ri.'' II era
natci. TIE room hlicd win su'';- irs IRON iEr
,.i... iurlrdug 10000 sheets nl i.'4ind oi " We
't.. Dis. ou.rl >" lsrs" roitoI 90: sc February lam
..t ~ ,t.lr .r,. all OF .!ri v,.. de- a.
rai..ig q io., OF ABOUT $1,000 and 900 10 the hi-
Ina
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GREEK Z SERVES CALLED or.
I..u., J..t..aV. Ian - -


The Athens CoTcspouicn. of ne TIM" S'a' i'at
thc calling ont If the second cI., o. t.:c .,'e.y,
whchhds just been ordered, viii rdlec thcHTcak army
to 80 0D0 men. The uncertainty q. b." Che 'rti"n
of Great Britain pargI.- the CO.. ,.s. hu POO ioa-
the present Ministry remain in oio j; iua5 be De-
gar ed as crr.ain that 4 wdf,inr p,hcy viii not be
definitely alprt !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
A CoRRFspoNnENr,h sroEY nENIED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IA New-Yor dis
patch to me Cincinnati Enquirer Of Saturday, giving
statement prOfesscdiy from san Francisco banker in
New York. that Francisco syndicate is being or
gained to purchase fifty millions per cent bonds pay
ing in silver. and HAT the Pacific coast will require one
hundred millions OF silver dollars il cbaracterZedb by
Ios McIanc president If the Nevada Bank as prcp0s-
ferrous H. the NeyadI Bank would readily join IN
q syndicate Of American bankers ~ Pacific and Atlantic
States hat not in confined to the Faclc coast