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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
A RrNrNIsCFNCE OF BEN WADE.


After the Sumner Gaming, Butler, OF South
CarDa ana one or Two Other fellows, walked about the
iMutul arcnIlg their spmes, ana " hUnlng Tor some
Non heluer to knock the chip of their shoulders. IN
the course their waudeIiugs tAey against Old Ben
Wade. Ibey speedily found out that the AbOhtonisi
from ONO would shoot and the trc-eateTs gave ilm
Wide berth thereafter senator Wade could ana do say
!ust what be pleased to WIgia Butler, ode and the
whole posse Of Senatorial tUels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
TWO COUNTRIES TO BE CONGRATULATED
From The NGC. YORK Erenng Post.

Two countries are to be congratulated
Germany TO which goes ana the United tales Which
he viii rem esent-upOn the confirmation OF Minister
Bay ard Taylor Besides, he Senate is 10 be cOuggatu
lated upon wisdom and taste in making ITS approval
unanimous. or course mon so tilted for place Mr.
TAYLOR is for often be found II would be for
taut positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
Guccial Notices.
Constipation Cured

Constipation Cured
ElGS LIFE SYRUP
medical discovery In tdAiug le place OF AL oter
medicines for this distressing ronpo some Of The bet pys
v s II entirely The of these phy -clans and lam
lilies Viii be given 10 any who may wish 20 inquire.
>crvous xha ustion Il medical ngrsng seuos
ot ici,cs delivered Kahns Museum o. Anatony, Nes
YORK and euro VI premature decline siD"GS IL
di,putaby lost health may be teganed aI0h4 eeS
lmpedmeats 10 marriage anu the treatment
nervous debility bong the result OF ~ rh
perenco. By mail Zoe currency POSTAGE STAMPS u"es
Secreary X AIMS Museum. GSS Broadway, New Or.
Patents. Trademarks Nc..
Secured In the United states ana lOiolSn .puhtpl W
ARTHUR v BltIE, tN.S ~ - H"''''NA'
25S Broadway, New YORK
Rest references. send iUr book OF instruction
pa,t s,cs notice. foreign uas or the ~oes enhls
RIjAS MarcS 9. 1873, Will close AT ths once "a
NJ f,.p.Y nj 4 a FOR Europe Dv Steamship Wyoming,
60 otecn, own; on WEDNESDAY, al D a. m Tor Fra -
49, Inv steamship Labrador, via HavIe; and al m.
- turone by steamship Batavia via QuCcrsio"ni IN
CORRESPONDS nee FOR Gcrmany and rance I'd
ia TOR, DO specially Addressed;
anu AZ for Europe. by steamship Alluli via nv.
moutn Chcrbourg Hamburg. on sAIl kDAr al
n M for Europe by steamship CITY OF Mchmoni, VIA
(cOresDOnaence for germany ana scotland 10
and AZ $50 NJ Tor scotland direct by steamship California;
lli0 for Europe. by steamship dUael
via southamptOn Bremen. The steamships wyoming,
ustaya Iatc and CITY Richmond do not take mails ior
DsnnarS sweGep ano Norway The mails for Nassau. v.
y leave NewYork March o. The mails for tho West Indies
wa Hnmuda and Thomas. leave New.lOrk, March IL.
Inc malls China anu Japan eaVe san Francisco March
The malls tor AUSTRALIA Hc Will leave sAh fEAnSss0
March u.
Nav. YORK March ., 1878 T. l. JAMES. Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
THE CUBAN PEACE.

KING ALFONSO THANKS THE YICTORS.
PATRIOTS STILL IN ARMS IN THE EASTERN DEPARr-
MKST-CUBAN ORGANIZATIONS IN THIS CITY.
In Spain, the pacifcaton of Cuba is regarded as
virtually complete, and King Alfonso has sent con-
gratulatory kilograms TO Jovellar and Martnez-Cam
pos. 1t appears, however that resistance Is stu OF
fcred in the Eastern Department. There is much dis
cord among the Cubans in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
SUIT BY SAVINGS BANK DEPosfrORs.

COSCORD, y. H., March "a bill III equity
has brought by dcpOstOrs in the National Savings
Bank against said bank. ills Office and the bondsnen OF
W. W. StoTs, formerly treasurer, ana WHO Was de-
futer 10 recover The 10 per cent deducted
by order Of lhG court from their deposits account Of
sad defylcatiUu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
KING ALFONSO SENDS CONGRATULATIONS
HAVANA, March 5.-King Alfonso has sen

natterng kilograms TO Captain General JOVellar anu
General Martincz-tampOs.
He graduates Them the restoration OF peace in
Cuba bany cities Spain have sent similar messages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06

Charles F. Magic, Pissed Assistant Engineer. 10 the
Navy Yard Portsmouth. N. H.; Ensign Bradley A. Fiske
is detached from the Plymouth and ordered TO equip
IDent duty at the Navy Yard. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
The Famous

MIsSlSQUOl SPRING WATER
Which, for nearly half century has wrought such WON.
DRoUs CURES OF KIDNEY DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA
and CANCER DO had OF all drugs!sA Its curative
powers miraculous For pamphlets containing
arkahe cures, address MisssQuoi spnngs Franklin Vss
Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
ARMY ORDERS.
WAsHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Major Godfrey
Wetzel of the Engineer Corps OF the army, is granted
four months leave of absence with permission to 30 be-
yOud The sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Midshipman James
T. Smith IL ordered to the Portsmouth VI Eew-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
THE DEBT OF THE PACIFIC ROADS.

EXTRACTS FROM TIE SENATE REPORT on THE
SINKING FUND BuL-THE PRESENT STATE OF
THE ACCOUNT WITH THE UNION AND CENTRAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
COSQUEsrs OF THE TURKS.

Under their leader Gilman, In the thirteenth century,
the Turks came down from the Altai Mountains. In
1926 the first standing army organized auticpat-
ing by than century the army of Charles W. IN
14f5. This army the germ OF the Janssaries One
thousand Outb severely trained, the beginning OF
that body. destined 10 furnish the strength OF the
Turkish army In times TO They were defeated
only four times In 800 years. and when defeated they
died in their tracks They formed the most
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srraFNP CorRr- -Cm,ypERs- Donolue. J.So, :" 3. : :.
h @ 10 o. 90 JS lui ln9 ll2 lii. l26, ~, ii, liG
i5l l53 l58 1914 l7u lS3 ls6 lsg 1888 gI, go 47, 900
gO2 .uG EOS 2UB 2i5. 2B Assessment Case-.SUa 24p,
2I2 2ii 253 23I 2E5 25b 2j7 2JH. 80.
sUFEuoE COURT-tENFR,L 1THlituril-, G. j., and SeE'
wick Freedman > JNOs 81 %. 70. 10 -, 70. 20 20.
80. 81 30, 81, "a, 80. 80.
SUPERIOR COUET-SPECIAL TEBu-Spier, J.-DeWurTers.-
No. ;. Issnrs Of fact Nos. %. 30. ~.
TRIAL TEWN-PAET Ivan Worst J-Nos. 2G2, 2!2
DO 629 4Sl 57A 626 300 475 6sl ll6 1876 43O 5Ol AL
SG3, 0Jf. 6i0, $50. $50, AS 6g4, 4Sl. 435.
PARTS IL and II Ii-AdjOuTned for the term.
COMMON PiEts-CENEEtL TERN =; Daly. O. J" snd
J.NOa l2S, l27, l2S l2g, - o. 100, lOUA
lSU. l3I. 1872 1884, 1885, %. 30 90. lOl, lu5. eI, bs
RIECIAI TTlAi-I Lar r,InUre. Nos 8, u, Is. - .
1895 us 776 1908 1896 1915. 1905 7O6. 7O2 7J lsG
74O. I64.
PigT I-AdOurued for tho term.
MARINE COUET-TWAL TRHN-rARt I-AlkCr &. I.-NoH.
40 2si6. 4G!l +6at, "a I747 1925, 497s Asl7 40 o
1880 $3.50, 1927, 1870, 25lG
S5s 42G5 li4 6ufs 2H39, 1J15 A162, t32. aU-4 30 -
PAM III-Suca JSos. $685. ASsl StiS. JUJd 5d, Jup-
yO4j 4s3l 5u"2, g. 50 jCg2, AuJI, 52~J 243H. iI-l
GENERAL ~EssIoNs- I-t,ildcTu'rvn. J-AlrNander
Mc( lane huui,d, Joseph Lahhda, fUDus assault ana
Francis Hct arr burglary ltcs ln"ilS Ihut
Dwycr Gussie Uwyer grand larceny Phillip Wischer Lrn,st
HcfnCr. petit larceny.
PaRr II-Suthcfland. Annie o'cr- tror0us assaut
and battery Henry c. CaIk grand larruy ET1hCis lrkcy
robbery John Biddv kt Coffee. icOuiuuS assault and
battery Alfred J.. Kendall burglary; Edwad Barrett
Thomas LOOMS MurTc grand larceny James HUgClb
Peter Mclaughlin, assault and battery.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
Droposdls.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING A Dis
Il TINCrIVE PAPER, &C.
WAsMNGIoY. D. G. October 70. 1879. :.

WASHINGTON ID, G., october 20, 1879 }
The Secretary OF the Treasury desiring % procure dis
tiona other Securities OF the Government.
hereby invites manufacturers OF bako Dond ana Oher
paper nado from pure linen stock and DODd the best
auslv COMPRISING distinctive" feature produced by the
I'M reduction silk other CoOTed nbre such proposals
weight per 900 sneets size So by l3L inches.
Inventors and also invited tO submit pro-
poss furnishing for distinctive feature 10 bank
States accompanied with samples VI such
with the distinctive feature proposed upon II.
OF The In hereby notice that any
"dsncye" paper which Do adopted viii ba subject 10
the provisions OF Section 643U Of tie Revised statutes which
reads as follows;
ss0 distinctive paDer has been adopted by tho
Secretary the Treasury for the obligations AMI other seeu
ties Of the United states similar paper adapted 10 the
making such obligation other security except under
the authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury other
proper officer OF the United states shall pnnsed by hDo
OF than i've thousand dollars or by Imprisonment az
hard labor not more than fifteen years, or by both'
Tho paper that be selected il 10 be manuiactn unde
necessary under the protection OF guard 70 be AZ
the mill and the contractor VIII be required 10 poNde Nt'
charge building in which the paper Is made rooms
The designated 20 gnar and count the
paper delivered and also rooms IN which 10 store IL until
shipped and viii be further required 10 conform 70 such
regulations be BY the secretary OF tho
prevent the improper removal from min OF any
the paper under the contract AT paper VIII
animation and te contractor will be regured TO deliver 70
the Express Company securely packed IN the presence and
under the direction Of said agent IN woIen boxes stpp1
hon. and marked ready for shipment snd he VII
also be required 20 umh perfect paper Win which 10 replace
any returned 60 min ss defective.
Tho contract Will bind the contractor 10 nshuaCuie the
dIdinctiye pa Der for the United states only,
Proposals. will be received until Wednesday the fourth DAY
OF December 1873 They should be marked Proposals for
Distinctive PAPER" and addressed 90 the undersgned
Tho the right 20 reject all bids
JOHN SHERMAN, secretary OF the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
nECIsInNs-Nnv- d

Supreme Court CRGabTs-By Judge Daniels
By Judge DononrM Mutual LIE Insurance Company act.
G ST Of m ctS Orr g'y ag a Gs as In the H~
agL tie stock aud cold Exchange Telegraph Companyc'
without costs Levy ag scI,ssingcr-razaiion affirmed.
Den 1Itl . Milo, Gi ,i
without costs In the matter OF Cro'by-Conhmedi St
By Judge Lawreucc Prila clphIa National Bank aet.
usncf jons at Usher ran l., IN AIT, rrc'r: Grocer,
Bank aet o. urkc llror sg Dsnmah: Green aR 'oufc
OKece j. hs matter oi me Tsrop Combination sewing
Machue Company; Icuicksun ali Dirmock slr,er as,.
Frances Northern i'prrs'ry agt Mos c-uc Van Em9n eh
ag. Kcnrcr: Thyie at RoIcc. Yu.nei7s agt. Iln Nc
S5a Aa%y qg' goy T"s WI r%y Hy g. P s"aa gf' Bag
az. Brown: liamIl AIT Iialscy Io~nsnd agt AIcn-
act The Idaho silver Mining COMPANY Mile n., Woo'
ard state ! ne Rn'r.ai 5on,i,ny iilfon 49, CIi I'll,
Crary agt. Pcau Holmes art campbell; NcEw"n e..
Kulrv agt Uorplur Elr,itou AIT Fi',rcrad Chamberlain
Too :" Vgfc Tr5c @ I kmcTirln F'n iurIn
CoTirauv Ell WlIrr,Motion lrIt,I GiIotar acI smith.
W3,3%I r'sutcd. sc, lrtdr.,,cIn iniersnt ludusraI
savings 1ns agt Lcon9idN,g ig'm@rIdumi %Iromya1. Va
agt Lake Gua1o aud Shell FcrI!Iz.r company Mon IL
granted memorandum. Lewis agt simon Motion dis-
hy Judge Van vorst-rargeI an. West ct al Case set
settled ,irocd. Gould aud oteysa ag The National Broad
way Bauk.-Fudrgs ~ set Jed aud signed.
ot6Srs|tlnaiogs srjtICd aud nel,rI.
ior 6oM-Hpcio! IammBy JnigG SPr!r,,
must be denied McDcm"t ret I}comins l1re lnsnrp,c
grautea Thomson at Leyeu"orier .ursi tuition In
lie matter " the Petition oi AmsIcu and OtbcrsUrer
granted Schmobce The KnicEcbcCkr Life Insurance
Company order granted Hodges ac tooaor! Brooks ngH
IoItiuI: Bath llOCh Art. puI,cl; E.~"TCss
Read Baldwin ORTIZ: Grover sgt BUChCi-Hr EC
cIes agt. Uayauagh; Heucr ag Walsh EudOH Payne
Ward agt. Eittlc.- orders granted
Common Pi,OS-Spccidi IcJ1s-Tv Judge LaTremOrc.
-Nay our q. CuurCh-hDplCatOn denied, papers.
BY Judge J. j. Day.Itcrtldc!l ag Erd-NoGou granted
OPINION. Solomon Krlcrt ago settled, In The mat
of Order gIuul,. Chase agt Au.-Dymuutr
0ycru,i with opinion LOCKWOOD Ggt Fuz ct al
Motion denied opinion
y Judge Liirrm1ic~lar1rd iy Gortrhins In the mat.
ter of HlTrts: Surgcr agt sVrcT-A rdatou1 granted
Smith sgt Douglas Motion EIdut. Keller agt lTr.dNt H
-Orlcr vacated. MCCOmbO aEL Littcr.-JuJCmeut for
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
BUYING COTTON on A MARGIN.

The suit of r. II. Rountree and others
against B. f. Chatham and others tried in Supreme
Court on Monday and yesterday, raised question Of
some interest 10 cotton brokers' The planths III 1876
bought 1000 bales OF for the defendants the
understanding thatthe defendants to keep good
" margin OF cent per pound on the cotton Cotton
declined, there cOrrcspOndence, and defend
ants advanced $1,000 more Ultimately the plaintiffs
sold the cotton ut "A loss. DCductng the margins the
loss amounted TO about $1,000, with interest TO
SS,3O7 o. Tho point raised by the defence that tho
whole transaction gambling contract. Witnesses
examined at length 10 the customs OF the Cotton
Exchange and the finally submitted to the jury
who gave the plaintiff verdict for the iu amount.
Baker & Spcrry appeared for the plaintiffs, Moody b..
Smith for the defendants
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
gfrurslone.


METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
w Open from $50 q. IN 10 IL p.
point for Wall Street Ferry and
connected with for SOuth Ferry.
COURTLANDTsIREEr-Near point for Jersey City and
COmmupipaw Ferries.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for Post Ofce. City Hall sn1
Barclay Street Ferry 20 HOOOken,
CHAHB STREE1-SeaFest point for Pavonis and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKL1NSTREET-
point for Desbrosses Street Ferry
connecting with for DesbrOsses and East Grand
BLEECKER.sTREET-C Connects with for East aud
MrSf.
EldiTi sTREET-Nearest Point for Christopher Street
Ferry HObOkrD, connecting with cars for Christopher
and Fast Tenth street Ferries.
FOURTEENTH .STREEr-Near point 10 Mon Square,
Wal ack : and LyCcum Theatres, Academy OF Music IT.
Wig Taumanv Hans connecting WIN ears for East
Twenty. third and T1hrty.lOurth Street Ferries.
TWENTY .TH DSTREET-Sear pOpttoT Twenty third
Ferry 10 Jersey CITY, BOoths ST. James and PARK
Grand Opera House. GhnOrte Garden and
Masonic Tempe and Twentytmri Street Terry to Jer-
THIRTY.f HIRD.sTREET-N Nearest point standard,
San Francisco Mnstres connecting with cars for Wee
haWken Ferry.
FORTY -SECON d. DsTREET-COnnects with " y. Transfer
Co. Cabs Grand Central Depot
connecting with Belt Line ltailIoac.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST SIDE station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
PARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF 3:3o 70
7.3O a. m. 10 Z ID. when the fare IL cents
~ " WM. H. GARRISON, President
AZ VAN BROCKIIN Sup'L
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE COURTS.
TRYING TO SHOOT A POLICE OFFICER.

TRYING TO SHOOT A POLICE OFFICER.
Merritt Schuyler, colored, was arraigned be-
fore Justice oterbourg yesterday morning charged with
attempting to take the life OF Officer Price, Of the Twen-
ty-ninth Precinct. A few days Schuyler, who was
formerly employed a waiter in the Harding House,
No. 13 East Twenty eight-st., went 10 the room OF
George Williams. at present employed in the house. ana
robbed him Of $50 Officer Price was called and Schuy-
Ter taken into custody. He went quietly enough
until within short distance of the West Thireth street
Police Station when he drew revolver aimed and nred
at the officers head. The ball passed through Prices
hat and slightly plOughed up the skin the top Of his
head. struggle followed. during which the negro sue
ceeded in hnGanOtheT shot, bu the ball passed through
the officers clothing doing him harm. Another ON
GER hearing the firing, fastened to Prices assistance
and the prisoner secured. He locked up ior
trial I'm default OF 81 600 ball. both the charge OF rob-
berry and feIOuOEa assault.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE BENHER RELIEF FUND.

The secretary of the Relief Committee OF
the Chamber Of Commerce acknowledges the receipt,
since October 81 OF the following additional contrbu-
uOns to the fund for the relief Of the widow and orphan
children Of Lieutenant Benner
otSeSSSI4sr SfSrs esq sO 90
Proceeds of (hIdren's ParIof Fair held at the res
denee OF Vim. II. Merrill, No. SO Iane-st, n. y. Oct
saith S1S cIsrs @ I / Raysna a.'..'....'... rs 90
n stoek ETcbange Through Daniel r. Worden.. 1856 90
william BTookaeld ......... 20 90
fSas rosSh STosS y H W s. 25 el
CATION Ea tho pan r. Worden. 100 on
Boxes In NY r. o. through the Hon i. H. James. 10 %
csTSsy sns NsT BfsssTeE hCs Co l2o os
Total. ....-........................ss59 1896 90
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brer0ort HoWe-Murat Halstead. Of Cincinnati,
Chsremagne Tower Of Philadelphia ...S Hotel
Bishop gilbert Haven, Of Georgia, and Chancellor +. o.
Haven Of Syracuse AtbCTndTie HOte-Wayne McNeagh
Of Pennsyvania and s. B. schIe.nger German Consul at
Boston. HeSmfHgtsT HOe-AuGust Wilhemj Rsi0.
York HotsiBishOp Roberts Of Nassau Mstropo ian
HoteGenersl N NJ Curtis OF ogdensburg ST. Nicholas
HOtsl-Mrs. Mary A. LvcnOTe, OF Boston, and s. H. ii.
Clark General Superintendent Of the Union Pacific Railroad
FJh 1sn Hofe-Judge Israel s. Spencer, OF Syra-
cuse and Eiishs Atkins Of Boston Gdsey HousS-Gcn
eral George II. Sharpe OF Kingston N EUeren HOue
Congressman NJ l. southarJl OF Ohio: Commander s. w.
Nichols u. g. NJ and Maurice StrakOsch. Park AreHuc
HotcL-James DumOnt Supervising Inspector General OF
Steamboats,. WndsOr ROtsIJ NJ Camden, Of West Vlr
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
DISASTERS ON THE OCEAN.

The bark Alexander Campbell, which ar
rived yesterday from Aberdeen, encountered heavy
gales from October 10 16. On October 10, while
horrieane was blowing, she struck by sea that
Stove ia the ca bin and filled 1t with water washed
the ouarterboard and caused other damage On OctO-
Der To- In latitude 47o 40 horth longitude 2Oo so west
she passed vessel partially dismasted, with urymast
rgged forward, running to the eastward in convoy OF
brig on October a, IN latitude 4lo 2T north, long
tnde A5o 5 west she sighted the British brig Nelson
dismasted and abandoned, and full OF water The
Campbell also passed squarerlggod yesse4wth yards
and upper spars gone, and heading northwest.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILWAY OFFICERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-At the election for
officers Of the Texas Pacific Railway Company, held at
the Oce this city to-day, the following were chosen:
Presldent, Thomas A scott; YicePrcsidcnts, Frank -
Bond and John G.. Brown; Secretary g. J.. Sa' crlcr;
Treasurer George j.. Kmmbhagr; Directors, ~. H..
Houston X. u. Barclay Narshall o. Robert. Hcnly g.
stchbns, W. l. Walter, 4 fred Gather, W. G. IL W
l.. Ncsnith, W. NJ. Harrison, H. NJ. johnson, W. i.
Elefs Thor
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE HARTARD-CORNELL BOATRACE.

BOSTON, Nov. Sat dinner given last
evening by the Harvard University to this years
eiHn' which was largely attended, II decided 70
recommend the University to race with Cor
M the crew from that college will consent 20 row
~ Tee rendered necessary by the fact that
ne ne, meeting took favorable view OF the pro.
that were done, the Harvard crew would not have
s sne 70 20 further from home than HewIOndon. The
sss many present seemed 20 be that II was neees-
'' 70 row ssth Cornell and Columbia before going TO
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

MIR. Tilden now can understand how these
cinhert came 20 be found him. He must have caught
them while ridIDg In the street cars.-lBurlinRton
HaWEeye .,
Conscientious Greek professor, demonstrating
itb sonh0more for creating disturbance In tho class
room laws his hand nsnustingy upon the refractory
Seyii has hold upon youP'- Nassau Literary Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
Gorporailon Notltes.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT, BUREAU FOR THE CoLLHCuoSl
OF TAXES. Nc. 80 OhambcrEst,
NIw.YoEK, Nov. /. 1873 }
NOTICE TO 0TAXPAYERS.-NOtice Is hereby
IN given all persons who have omitted 10 their taxes
year 1873 the Receiver Of Taxes that uneas
paid him his oice before the LIST day
OF December next cent win be collected on all axes re-
naming unpaid that day. and cent Ia addition thereto
remaining unpaid The 10th day Of December
next -
from < a M 10 2 D, IA AAHTIN i. MCMAHON. '
Receiver Of TaxsA
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
ftlusital Jnstruments.

DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL e. CO.,
N. No. 20 EAST l4THsT.
Cckeriugs Seinways and other Pianos and organs low
for cash, on iustalmeDts and for rent
bacon 4 KARR date Raven & BacOn), Nos.
ID l473 and li75 roadway, 42 st have fine as
soTtmen their old and reliable make Of pianos new and
second hand) for sale reasonable terms
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
Gclp Wanlc0.

XXANTED.-A boy 1s. willing To work AT
w Anythiur FRANK STEWART "2" East 3lsi AZ.
NEANTED-A middlc-agcd gentleman Of
good adirrs- Tor gh business must have good ref
ercuoe-. II. r. c., Boa :. station r.
XVANTED-Salesmcn for Fur Department
w at Broadway ani g0tist. Apply LORD TAl LoR
Graud and Chrysuc St..
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

England The proposition 10 row Columbia Is also favor
ably entertained The matter viii however bo left 70 the
decision OF the whole college, that course being neces
sary TO make the proceedings regular No opposition
expected.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
PREPARATIONS FOR MISSION WORK.

PREPARAIl lions fOh MloolON hOhh'
The fourth and last session of the Methodist
Hp,seopal General Missionary Committee was opened
Yesterday morning. at No sos Broadway. with Bishop
Andrews in the chair The amounts TO be appropriated
10 the remaining Conferences under the head OF Domes
tic Missions were rst determined The entire sum al
loed TO this part OF the work 1928 00O while For
sicn Missions received $2750O0 resolution deelar-
ing that the superintendent Of missions were not au-
thorzed to contract debts beyond tine amount OF the
appropriation and that the society would not pay such
debts, passed. $1,000. ,,.
In discussing the amount 10 be appropriated TO dssem
mating missionary information, the question or cstaQ-
fishing magaZiue that purpose was again presehted
BsGop Ames said that such monthly was not needed
Mr.. Pice thought the only question was, YOU'D pay
1t was finally decided not 20 start toe magazine DuI 10
devote the -. 900 20 general Work.
Bishop Wiley, the chairman OF committee appointed
for the purpose reported that owing to the tact that
large numbers Of Chinese and japanese were coming TO
this country II in the interest Cf humanity ana JUS
tee tnat the treaty supu]atODs with China ana JAPAN
securing the rights aud immuniues OF their people,
should be strictly observed And as these treaties would
sOon come be- the Governments for revision, II was
Euggesed that committee De appointed TO cooperate
with other Christian bodies effort TO secure the
rights OF humanity in relation 70 these people This wns
Bs6ops Wey Anes and Harris, the Rev. Drs. Dashiell
aud SeWman General Fisk end the Hon. george J.
Ferry The apportiOnmcDt OF moneys 70 be raised Tor
MissiOns by tue Conferences was determined
upon the basis Of year The whole sum Is S67OOOO
OF which $4,000 Will toward the hquldatlon OF the
debt and 1915 900 toward sustaining the Mssions VI
the Churches.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
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Highest during the cav 40 lowest SO.
Average. 37ho. Same daY. 1877. S6s'