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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

A,. priest TO do the business; ana so they par'eu
few evenings ago, seigling party set OUT IRON
i..,or Y w. for nights froc, and one OF the iaues'
- uore A blue ribbon, noticed suspicous1ookihe
Ioce on the drivers seat. She knew very wen 'ha'
- ,vbisIey and she determined to prevent the
- mon of the party from making fools OF them
- watching her chance, she seized II and threw
=, NTH au her might against the curbstone
T.o ho,ucs were smashed the whiskey went
=. ,rasto and the young men mOaned.......A maiden
a., Gan Francisco, whose parents objected 10
ho Going ont riding with certain young man, crawled
~, The window and got stuck on the awning, "heIt
& sbe screamed and attracted the attention or an olu
w. mo brought ladder out of uudertakers shop
md rescued her. Then the mother OF inc Sill az
esred i'm the doorway and asked the policeman VINO W
tesrrapiug tie hilarity Of the crowd Sir were you
ever motheri" And the officer after Few momenlS
of contemplation forced TO respond " No. inau!D
never was" But the lover hal lis livery Dill loi
nothing
There is velOcipedestrian i'll Colorado VINO
ought TO I've 1T once suppressed He has constructed
yelocipede adapted to travel on RAILROADS. lie gee
fifteen miles an hour OF this machine ana "heh S
heard from he was altering his guage to III that OF te
Atcbison topeka and Santa Fe Railroad lie carries
timetables OF all the trains IN his pocket ana atrh
that he has not the least fear Of being smashed SO he
takes his life in bis hands or rather III his legs ana pro
noses to travel to Texas upon his wooden horse. Some
day perhaps when he is least expecting il, and has not
looked often enough his timetable, yelling and
xTsting sCreechng locomotive with tram Dehihd
A. Will swCOp down him and reduce him 10 SINAI
neces and hIs carriage to kndling wood This might ne
al well enough If the damage were confined 10 hnseiI
but one help thinking OF the passengers Oh Inc
fNafn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
OBITUd X /.
DIR. ALBERT SMITH.

The death is announced at Peterborough
n H. Friday last OF Dr. Albert smith, an eminent ply
slcan and medical teacher He was born in Peter
borough, y. H. June Is. 1901. He entered Dartmouth
College in SCI, graduating in 1925. Alter an interval
spent in business pursuits. during which he married. In
1929 he began the study Of medicine and graduated
NJ d. at Dartmouth College In 1888. lie practised at
Ieomnstcr, Mass. until 1893, when he returned to
Peterborough. In $40 he appointed Professor Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics in Dartmouth Col
lcge This position he resigned in 1870, becoming
Emeritus Professor In 1887 he ecurcd NJ the Vermont
Medical school. and In $50 nj the BowdOin School lie
was IL d. OF Dartmouth College aud an honorary mem
Der OF the New-YOrk Medical Society. lie published
several lectures on medical topics commemorative
discourse on the death Of DR.. Amos Twiche and fire.
qmentlv articles In the medical journals. and In the
'fransarons OF the New Hampshire Medical society
In 1877 hc prepared and published Oca, history OF the
town Of Peterborough " n. He represented that town
for several years In the state Legislatures ana took an
active part In pOltca rcllgons ana literary anaIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
TIE LATE KING or ITALY.


AN ADDRESS OF COINCIDENCE SENT TO KING HUM
nERT BY MINISTER MARSH AND AMERICAN RES
IDESTs AT ROME-TfIE KINGS REPLY.
fFRoa An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
ROME, Jan. 27.-On the day of the funeral
Of the late King Of Italy address OF coincidence with
the Royal Family aud people Of Italy, signed by l5S
American citizens resident present in Rome pre-
scented to King Humbcrt through the Hon. c. p Marsh,
United states Minister the Court OF italy The King has
returned the following acknowledgment through the
Minister of Foreign Affairs. The high esteem in which
SIR Marsh Is held at Court OF Italy IA well known
He ia Dean of the Corps of Foreign Ministers, and. hav
ing known the late King, at Florence and Turin as well
s at Rome the expression of his admiration for Victor
Emanuel carried with It great weight
ROME. Jan. 81, 1879.
Mr. MINISTER: | have had the honor OF transmitting
10 HIS Majesty the King. the address OF the citizens OF
cut IN Rome, which your EXcelcncy has sent me with
vdur esteemed note of the 10Th OF this month Such
manifestation. which deserves special value from It's
sauntauciiy and from the considerable number of per
ous ali II superior station who have taken part III H.
has ncrn particularly gratifying TO his Majesty.
His Majesty has commissioned me 10 make KNOWN 10
your ExccCncy, and through you to the sEners OF the
address, his grateful appreciation OF ths thOuShtiul
courtesy.
To Won especially render thanks IN the name of
his Majesty homage which yOu have thus once
more offered to the memory Of The great King, whose loss
we all dcp,Jre. This homage IL all the more welcome
position among for 50 many years has given him OPP
portuucs to appreciate the eminent qualities OF the de-
ceased sovereign.
assurance OF my high consideration. DEPRErs.
HIS EXCccncy, G.. Perkins Marsh, Minister OF the United
states OF America Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

DIED..

dy o PeG y an1 sns
Arnold. agcd years and months ,
Relatives friends requested to attend The funeral
2s East 65th-st., on Monday, Feb, 90 at l ,. m.
nG Bsd s RI ls q ss ae Rn Bs a o.
ton ogden Of EiaTcfh r. j.
Trs ah FfS MF Meau WE OF "
Friends Of the family are Invited to attend ne funeral
day, Feb. Is. at , O'clock
f 3 S sn % the late a c
ReatS nv and friends The family respectfully invited to
soa Of The Hc I'll sRoo ne viii leave foot Of Wheha
O'Clock. particularly requested that no flowers
GI1DERT-on Saturday evening, Feb 2s Charles ThOrp
Relatives aeinvted attend the funeral services
his late residence, No. 100 West 3Sthst, Tuesday
Interment in Gii6cftsylc.
HALEYOn Sunday "a at his late residence 76 scher
meThornst Brooklyn John Haley in the 05h Of his
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HOLISTER-At Clifton Springs on Friday, Feb 90 Fannie
sor only sSg he 81 a s hnSsb 10Th
between 9th and Gthaves, on Tuesday morning at ii
RosE-on Thursday Feb; 81 1878 Lincoln Rose eldest
of Walton ard phoibo T. Rose aged II years 40 70 ,o,o,
ST. on Monday oyenng At o'clock Morning
Charles sc1afneT aged 81 years. mouths and days
ands aa s4d' BIZ h's d
ntefrent at oak III Cemetery Nyack, Wednesday.
Train leaves Jersey C Northern Railroad oil az
1U5. IN.
SHOVF-On sunday Feb o. at KatOnah WeschesteP COun
ty seth shove, VI. D.. in the 7sth Of his
Funeral Will be held at NJ f. Church, at katOnah
wednesday, tho 27th inst, at O'Clock p. m -,
as S f "a T De1o p So @i''
wFBB-At Eastchestcr, n Y Feb "a 1878 Julia n Webb
her at Eastcheser on Wednesday, Feb 81
at II O'Clock.
rival 1910 from Grand Central Depot. New
York.
WYCKOFF-Ou Friday Feb %. Mrs Francis r. Wyckof OF
pucurponia. IN the GSth year of her age.
Relatives and friends O tho family invited 70 attend her
funeral Tuesday, Feb &c at 10 from the residence
of her soninlaw, Richard c. Combes OF Camansylle.
Carriages Will be Attendance 1t Carmansylc Depot lj2d
st. meet train from 3Othst Depot In this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE N.iTYONAL CONVkNTION
TWO ADDITIONAL RESOLUTIONS.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 2l.-ln the closing pro-
cc,unss o. tie Grccnback Convention on Friday, W. NJ
Pou,i0y offered the fOlO"lng'
RfsOired That as We believe tn the supremacy OF law
Over above all pcri,dAe material and III the nrcts-
,iy 0f party oi united people that viii Ti>c above Old
party lines and prriudiccs, VIII not ahaie IN any
Il, gree with any U!d pat,cs. nut IN all cases and
iucalitIcs VIII organize anew united Ndt.nat men,
for office and Oh Ui positions only sUch per
clearly believers ia aud lGchtheG WIN inns
sacred cause ana, irrespective of creed, color pace
birth, past conditions Of political or other servi-
tld vote only for who entirely abandon old party
liucs ana organizations.
The resolution was then unanimously agreed to.
Mr. Durant, from the District OF Columbia, read DIS
patch from General Il. f. Butler which urged the con-
yenton to dcnouuce the modification Of The Silver Bill
insisted by the gold men, and TO pass antlre'umpton
resolutions A resolution was offered aud unanimously
adopted dcnouncng the silver BIZ just passed III Con-
grc., deltsion, and Indignantly condemnnS II RS
financial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE LOUISIANA PROSECUTIONS.

CENTRAL ANDERSON pFNIEp NEW TRIAL-EX-
AUDITOR JOHNSON ACQUITTED.
Nrw-ORIrASs. Feb. 2I.-Judgc Whitaker
yesterday rendered decision upon The motion for new
trial in the case Of Thomas G. Anderson. The judge
holds that the verdict accordance with the evidence
A. 10 The nrsi point that James Prince. OF the col
ored Jurors was not competent juror. be being under
age And. rsou therefore having been tried by eleven
Jurors. in violation Of the Constitution the Court held
that Prince sworo lis voir dire that he was twenty
two years OF age. and had registered aud voted In 1876
The burden Of proof g. h, not bong OF age. rests
upon the mover The mother Of the Juror il sick aud de-
mcntcd aud there record Of his birth or baptism
The Judge then reviewed the testimony Of the Witnesses
several Of whom had conradictcd themselves, or could
not fix the date to the OF Prince. The testimony
witnesses and hrarray evidence alone nave D''h "err
for guidance OF the Court The Court cannot say
at the juror Prince ,wore lie on his vor dlre on Tie
cont ad Glory mass OF indefinite statements.
Ia REGARD to the pout that Jeremiah Lincoln another
iIror, lad EXPRESSED his opinion ol AudcrrInS quit
before the trial. and his Npr dire examination de
carcd that ho had Ncd opinion, the Court holds that
tie three Witnesses examined on that POM declared
that they never had heard the Juror make any such
statement. -
A. TO the testimony Of Iittlcnrd and Senator Zach
awe. which II il claimed by the defence would nave
the Court holds thW These Witnesses c"lI h" INV Us
proved the evidence Of Mciaip, Collins aud ysns ~
10 The presence Of Anderson at the opening O me Nrfh"
returns To which, also, Governor Nch' on nearing 81
r notion COR trlal had testified. ltlcNrld was On
hand when the motion was trcl, bur WAS not summoned
l., HE defence. ZachaIie not positive ~ To the alb
Inns, report claimed by The defence he tcst-
lies that thcy were n he mann correct 1hero was no
other evidence offered on this point, ana the motion
must be denied.
Johnson on trial for grand larceny Tor abs,racting
from Auditors office wnrn state Auditor, was
acquitted. Tue Jury after absence OF forty minutes
rcnucllnS u verdict Oi not EuU9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE REV. WILLIAM LLOYUS SUCCESSOR.

The Rev. DIR. John De Witt preached i'll the
pulpt lately occupied by the Rev. william Lloyd, at the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church, yesterday In mis-
prayer referred TO tho troubles Of the church. and
asked that Gods blessing would rest upon 1t during its
rlmatIOn and send pastor full OF Christian grace.
H. his sermon he made allusiOn to Mr. Lloyd. lie
preached upon the different degrees OF temptation set
before Christ who submitted TO all the temptations Of
humanity, aud yet was without sin"
Tne officers of Inc church claimed that fully two
thirds Of tho original congregation were present.
elders aud Grove r. Mitchell Jesse Baldwin and A. C.
Bechs,ein deacOns The members OF the cOnsisioIy
preferred 10 speak little possible ABOUT ther ile
troubles saying "speech Is silver and silence Il gold
Tney condemned the action OF the counsel OF MI Lloyd
IN not permitting them 10 reply to his appeal ioI ~
pathy ana for favorable public opinion, on Thursday
night last at the time OF Offering his resignation Ihey
had not told half against Mr.. Lloyd they hald Inc
matter VIII be brought before Chassis and there re-
ceiye a full investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
L1TEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. FEB 81
steamship Gamma (Br) Lcddicoat. Bermuda Feb q,
vii m disc. al A.. r.. OuterbIidge.
ship Gardner Colby, Srrctor, Liverpool 80 days. with salt
D order. vessel snow K Burgess.
hemp 10 Mckay * DIX.
WIND-Sunset-At SANDY Hook, light, n. W.. cloudy.
At City Island. y. y. W.; cloudy.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
IoyDoS. Feb 24.-The Inman Line steamship City Of
Montreal Brooks from NewIOrk Feb Ii for Liverpool
passed Fastnct Light ut 2i5 o'clock D. III.
QUEENSTOWN Feb 24.The American Line steamship Penn.
sylvana Harris from Philadelphia Feb IA Liver
pool. arrived here today.
PLYMOUTH Feb 2i-Ihe HAMBURG A Line steanl-
ship Geert Capt Bareuds from Feb Ia for Ham
burg, arrived here to dag.
For other Ship Neics see Third PaJel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

her husband to make balloons and to go of with him In
one need be. This drawing is signed IN full by the
artist III a way not common. ngrcs, pupil OF David"
The Corot OF this collection Is not landscape put
who is not familiar with Corots fgure-studies of which
he made many would suspect his hand In this piece.
Beside the Corot there fine DaZ aud strong Dupre
a flrst-rate example Of artist who, though rather
brusduey sent the shades the other day another
dead Frcnchman by polite but impatient journalist
OF oar city, still lives 10 delight us, though older than
Dauhigny, lately lost by five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

boxes 10000 bags and $500 hhds Exports during The week
boxes $40 bags and 600 hhds including 440 boxes
and all the bags and to the United states Bac9n
am Hea c~' Flour "a sod ssS 50 pei b5 for Amer
cam V''': Jtrtod Beef 81 lSsgsa per .rroSe q
gold Hams SS7 $50 lunta for American cured.
Lard kegs s27 common and s3t tor Fine per qunts
DO in tins s3i and 500 for Fine per qtnta.
Potatoes s7Gs7 so per Tallow s2S9s2s per qunta
Lumber nominal White Pine, $50 1881 NJ Corn l0a0
Fregbis fair demand and nrmer,
but qoaby higher. Tobacco UNCHANGED Spanish gold
rency 4d4ia prem; short sight DO, 6952 prem: 10 days
gold prem short sight do GG7 prcm on LoauoD' lse
Is . prem. Paris. 5GiAp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GERMAN TAX BILL.
BERLIN, Feb. "a, 1871

Parliament yesterday resumed the debate on
the imperial tobacco tax and stamp duties. Herr CAM
phausen Minister of Finance, who is Freetrader reit
Grated his views. He said he had frequently offered
Prince Bismarck his resignation, and would not remain
at the head Of the financial administration unless sup
ported by the Legislature. Prince Bismarck confirmed
the statement that Herr Camphausens resignation had
been offered and said he would not accept because no
absolute difference exists between them AZ present Inc
bills referred to the Budget Committee.
II the National Liberals do secure Herr Benng'
sens appointment: TO the new office OF Vice ChanceHor
they viii reject the pending tax BILL and thus compel
Herr Camphausens resignation. IL the courage OF me
Liberals holds ont the consequences are likely TO be
grave There IL already an unc0nfrmed ruEor that
Herr Otto Camphausen has rendered his resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

ROBBING TIE GRAVE. Some twenty-five
years ago an astounding tragedy occurred In Railway.
~ J. gelrknown citizen, who on the previous day
had been socmny laid in the gavewas discovered with
a cash in his throat lying across the railroad track.
Who plundered the gravei-how did the victim come to
lfel-and who assaSsinated him This strange and
truthful story real life Is fully explained in The
Ncw-York Weekly, No. Il, ready, which contains
full expose Of the startling Mystery at Railway" by
Chester L. Baird, wellknOwn railroad conductor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

rom me "'t.f*t 'Pf'H TO-
l. Pay all debts in coin worth 80 cents on
The dollar
H. ace direct taxation industry. savings. and
earnings Iu the shape Of III income tax
III smut up or furnaces, shops, and manufactures by
free t!uds - x low taI1n.
" Pay $4,000 900 in the shape Of subsidies, grants,
and aids 20 SOUTH raising II from the Northern work
mcIn3n.
y Take on the tax from whiscv and tobacco, IN ala
OF thc industrious Democratic poor.
VI Reduce the army by starvation. II bad DO right
10 save the Union. 80.
What magnificent ach eveInent of craftsmanship this
platform is and every plank Of II has oecu moved IN
Congress by Democratic statesmen and some OF them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
HALsrEAD'S EFFORTS To SWITCH OFF.

Now, then, the people must not expect an
instantaneous revival vi business aud Astounding prosper
v Tie collapse ~ business Will he stopped but pcO-
Ilc must earn than they spend to get rlch MI
Bland made display in the House that he was not Wise
man when he declared that bc Sill would agitatc the
silver question The country needs icpoe on AL sorts Of
dollar Questions and presently the people viii b. very
cpl Gent nth All! atOrs The threats Of the gentlemen
Who are Ouj in cold with the Rag Baby, that they
viii DO something sperac when the Appropriation olI
..-L ,lrr ID I'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

LOYDoy, Feb. 24.-The Kallir war seems to
be approaching an end
OTTAWA, Feb. 24.-The annual report OF
the General shows that the income for the
year Dol 1884, and the expenditures Sl,0716lo
OTTAWA, Feb. 24.-The report of the Min
lister Marine aud Fisheries shows that during the
year sixty new steamers added to the list OF the
Canadian steam marine, while fifteen were broken up, or
mt ont OF service The number Of merchant ships
The register Of the Dominion December 81, 1877 was
1852, measuring l,3lO,A6S tons register tonnage an
increase the previous year OF 40 vessels ana 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
OBITUARY NOTES.

MONTREAL, Feb. 24.-Ex-Mayor William
Workman died last night
UTICA, y. Y, Feb. 2i.-Dr. Jared f. Warner,
prominent druggist and Hubbard C. Pond aged sixty
fvc wears. n manufacturer, died to-day.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Feb, 24.-Past-Assist-
ant Engineer j. O. Adams Ford stationed at this yard
died yesterday OF consumption. He was native of
Maine; entered the service III 5GG from New-York and
was sent TO the Portsmouth Navy Yard in 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
CANADIAN FAILURES.

MONTREAL, Feb. 24.-Stephen Davidson q
Co.. rygoods merchants have come to terms with their
creditors meeting OF the creditors CT Hugh Matthew
son was held TODAY. The liabilities are stated t0bc
Sl3l 900, and the assets, S73OO0 Taylor & Co. Of
Halifax. n. s., West India merchants, have suspended
Tncr liabilities 100000 which can be pad IN fu
If time is given. Charles Robson x Co ~of Montreal
drygOOds merchants have failed for 100000 the greater
portion Of which is due in England 1t IL sad that
compromise has been effected for 20 cents on the dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
MJDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis for he PaSt II Hours.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, l a. m.-The bar
omrter ia lowest Nova Scotia and highest from the
AorAy Ell to the Central Cuff States. Occasional light
SHOWS have allen IN the Noihw and Lake Region.
and partly as rain from Ncw-England northwaid The
Temperature has generally fallen east of the Mississippi
with yth to west winds II j. rising III Texas, with
southrily winds storm centre has passed eastward
over California with rain areas thence TO Washington
Territory.
For Ncw-En gland. the Middle States and Lower LAKE
Recon rising barometer, north 10 wc-i winds, colder
and clear partly cloudy weather are piOOaDe, Win
occasional light SHOWS In the last district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

Mr.. d., an Irish gentleman, was invited to
dinner lately in this city, by well known Scotch resi-
dent at whose table lie met quite number Of
the hosts counTymen The conversation turned on
Irish bulls OF which and another repeated several,
uEjl the whole company was in roar Of laughter Our
Tnen he bluited out: stay, Mr. c., an do ye know
what lhinki" "Wby, indeed, what 40 you think. Mr..
d. shurc, sir and do ye know Dat think, indade.
aOOut iho Irish are true" This may SAID u have
brought down the table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
SAFEGUARDS AGAINST BRIBERY.

OTTAWA, Feb. 24.-The act introduced by
the Government extends the law to render incisi
BILE for Parliament all persons holding Office or contracts
from and Of the provisional governments and the gen
oral clauses made TO apply TO the Senate as well
ANY person who admits member of Parliament to any
share or part OF any contract agreement or comm SslOn
which he may from the Government shall be liable
o a penalty Of $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Feb 23sugnr in good demand at full prices u
tho the bulK Of the business would
have been larger Nos 10 10 II 7d7a reals per arrObe
In gold Nos 10 TO 20 d. - Sd9a reals Moa.ses sugar
10 TO- at 50. a6 reas: MuscOvad0 sugar Common 10
Fair G4q6a reals; Centrifugal Sugars Nos III to - In
boxes and hhds., sh9sa reals stock IN ware,
house Mt Havana and MISUNDERSTOOD boxes. $4,000
bags and 1000 hhds.; receipts " The week-6,500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
pI,CsNrR,s CHAMPION swINDLE.

The most disheartening feature OF the whole
financial situation is fac' that important COM
itce Of Congress. charg with the care aud protection
the banking and currency interests Oi the United
States should originate bill Ike this II j. enough 10
make one sick Of pOu government 10 ma tha al The
dishonest ana detestabe financial schemes which have
hren fought down and, thought. stamped ont dur
the thirteen years arc having second Ollth III
the Democratic Congress nj Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
CAPACITY OF fUE MINIS.
Washington DtSpaich 10 Thc Ihd1deIphtI Time

NGsTing'oN DlSpaIc6 10 INr I7tII ld, gTII T'.0's
Or. Linderman, Director OF the Mint, who
has returned IRON examination of the Phlladr
pla Mint says that two weeks after the hill becomes
Law the Mint coin $40 in silver minute, ana turn
int. the Treasury a million and "a nall, possibly TWO
millions monthly-thIS addition to all other coinage
The Francisco Mint 10 much exclusive o. al
other coinage trade dollars. four months time
aua-S-5 900 would be necessary 70 place the New-Or
Icers Mint VI condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

! leel sire that they lGovernor Nicholls. Of
THE COMPLETE DEMOCRATIC POLICY

Let the House go on. Abolish the National
banks giant The Texas Pacific Il subsidy, dsblnd the
amy. cripple tho navy, repeal the Resumption Act,
mage MorHiCnsm lawful aud a good wind-up pass
resolution indorsng Bob IngcrsoS religious tendencies.
Nothing like biz reputation for Misrepresentation
Get a bog lNnntati IN NLile Won are ABOUT u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE FRENCH DEPUTIES AGGRESSIVE.


In tho Chamber Of Deputies. yesterday, n. Leon say,
amid cheers from the Left introduced bill authorizing
the collection Of taxes for March without awaiting the
sanction of the Budge in the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
fresh supply Of Msssquoi Spring Water at CAswELs
HAZARD Co.'s, Broadway and 2itb.st

Brooklyn last Summer deposited $500 with Alex.
rockingham Co.. brokers' ~ Walst as margin on pur
100 shares St. Paul r. r. stock. The stock sold
weeks aftcrward, realizing $1,000 profit Their Weekly
financial Report is sent free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
LEDRU-ROLLIN's MONUMENT.

PARIS, IeD, ~, ISIS.
The monument to the memory of NJ. Ledru,
Rollins unveiled. in the Cemetery OF fereia-Chaise
today. NM. Cremieux. Victor Hugo and Louis Blanc
made addresses large crowd attended the ceremony
and cheercd for the Republic and amnesty.