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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30

BEAcoNsFIELD is seriously ILL., A
magnificent opportunity for him to
crawl out from the impending diplo-
matte ruins of his fame.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30
The Weary Walkers,

London, Oct. 29.-In the interna-
tional walk at Agricultral Hall, the
score at II O'Clock tonight stood:
Corkey, 2O1 miles; Brown, 200; Cross
land, 200; Vaughan, 1872; Weston, 17o;
Hibbard, 189: Howes and Croft each
1853; Rowell, 1877.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30

PRESIDENT HAYES telegraphs his
congratulations to King Alfonso upon
his happy escape from the assassins bull
let, etc. itN
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
DEADwooD, Oct. 20.
Last night, Billy Ford, noted gam
bier, shot and instantly killed John
Russell, Texas cattle man, at Sturgis
City, IL miles from this place. The
only cause assigned for the murder is
that Ford was intoxicated, and wanted
to kill somebody. Ford is in Jail.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30

MoR-MoNs have arrived In New York
from Europe. The asylums for idiots
across the waters are fast being depop.
ulated
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30
SPAIN has been frightened into legis-
lating against the socialists.

EMPERoRs and kings are not safe in
public unless encased in an ironclad
gun boat.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30

LORD DUFFERIN has arrived In Lon
donderry and has had presented to him
the freedom of the city.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30

Neir York Money and Stock Markes.
New York, Oct. 29.-Gold closed
1909.
Silver-bars, fO7a greenbacks 100,
gold.
Silver Coin-3@2 discount.
Money-easy at Sac.
Governments firm; Stocks irregular.
Western Union, 81; Quicksilver, 125
Pacific, 15a, Mariposa. q; Wells-Fargo,
9G4; New York Central, III; Erie, 12a
Panama, 100; Union Pacific, 66a; U. p
bonds, 1861; Central Pacific bonds. 106a
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30

London, Oct. 29.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette editorially declared that the treaty
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30
DOTS AND DASHEs.

New Orleans: Weather heavy; rain
this morning. Deaths, 10; new cases
reported, 81.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-30
England Admits the Failure
of the Berlin Treaty.
Russia Openly Assisting
the Ameer.
sTuRoIs CITY

1t has Had its Baptism of Murder-The
Murderer In Jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CusAEp LINE NOTICE
with a view to diminish the chances OF collision the
" this line take specific for all
of the year
On the passage from Queen town 10 New York
Boston crossing tho meridian OF ~ 81 ~ latitude
nothing 80 tho north Of A.
On the howewsrd crossing the meridian Of % Al
A. latitude, or nothing 10 tho north Of ~
NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
PARTHfA. We'd Dec. - ABfSSISiA.. Wed. Jan q
sCYTH1A Wed Jan. l. BATAVIA W cd. Jan 10.
Steamers msrkos do not carry steersge passengers
CABIN passage and tickets favorable terms In
GLIDING special low for the fall and winter months
steerxce from all of Europe At low
rites Froight and passage Office No. Bowling Green.
CHARLES q. FKANCkLiN, Agent.
WHITE STAR LINE
for Queensto aud Liverpool
NUTrCE.--Ths Of this lins
By Lieu Marry U. D. NJ both the
outward and hotnsward psssaxcs
BRITANNIA Saturday December ~. 30 A. N.
REPUBLIC. hursday, January a. noon
UERMAkfC. .... Saturday, Jsnuary ~, IA
FROM White Star dock, pier 81 North River.
Rstes-saloon 80 $40 ant 500 in gold keturn tickets
on reasonable Steersge, So. currency.
saloons, staerooins smoking ard bath placed
amdship where the noise ana motion least aordipg
. degree Of comfort hitherto unattsinabie At sea
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep pigs.
For inspection plans and other apply a tho
company. cics "a New York Or l4n Walnut s
Philsdsphia H. J. CORIls. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
COAsTwIsE sTEAasHIPs.


GAvANNAH AND FLORIDA
GATE CITY, Capt Daggett Wednesday, Dec % At u NJ
CITY OF MACON, Capt kcmpton sat, Dec 70, al . r. w.
From pier ~ North River, n.
connecting with Railroad Georgia Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad Georgia and Florida Steamboat Com
C. ID. OWENS. GEORGE ioNGE, Agent,
General Agent A. and q. Ocean IS Co. and Central
X. r. 31o Broadway. X. H. of Ga, 4tD Broadway.
NASSAU n p ST. JAGO AND CIENFuEGOS,
IN Cuba.-Steamship NORMAN, January III. 1875. -
For NASSAU only steamship SECRET. December z
From JACKSONVILLE steamship SECRET. January
Thereafter THREE TIMES MONTHLY from ACksON-
WILLIE MURRAY FERRIS co, 62 south st.
HALIFAX n s., AND ST JOHNS. n f., CROMWELL
1llinesteamshps leave as follows, from pier 10 North
River
For passage havng excellent accommodations freight
apply to CLARK 4 SEAMAN, ~ West st.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 81 North River,
for NORFOLK PETERSBURG and RICHMOND TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at 3 NJ connect
ing with All RAILROADS for the SOUTH. SOLTHM Est
and WEST; also with steamers for NEWBERNE and
WASHINGTON, n. c. steamers for LEWES, DEL: and
REHOBOTH BEACH, and connecting railroads. TUE
DAYS and FRIDAYS at2P. NJ.
Through passenger tickets and bills of ladng to all
points Insurance for Norfolk &c. ut =
Freghts received daily at pier 81 N"rth River
H. L. McCREADY President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23

GUIoN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
leaving piar 30 North River foot Of King st.
Montana Dec "A at 80 AN Wyoming Jan 4at :soA NJ
Wisconsin Dee.sl az loan Nevada Jan u, a. 80 7 NJ
smoking, bath rooms and piano ON each steamer.
'A'e'"e'''e S'' WILKINS / GuIos, 20 Broadway
SpECIAL NorIcE-THE GUIoN MAIL STEAMSHIP
SAoNTANA sails Tuesday, December "a ut 30 A NJ.
mediation for cabin cabin and steerage
al 1Ss
IMPERIAL GERMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ipaeke. company's Line for Plymouth chsrbours and
wa..sp to
burg and al points in England First Cabin 800 gold;
Sfsfrs fain - a
81 Broad IT, New York 81 broaSsay' New YORK
irr j. g .; AS b:ts%si;
CITY or BERLIN saturday, January 4. 2 r
CITY oF snT 81 foot NJ
Cabin $50 so and sioo gold Return Tickets on favor
Saloon st.telooms, smoking and bath amid
JOHN 9 DALE .ss % ia al
STATE LINE-ro GLASGOW, LIyERPooL, puBLlM
DBeifast Londonderry from pier ~ n r. foot Canal st.
STATE oF VIRGINIA. Thursday, December 20
s sTAT OF OF January
E Ges So 5 sfs's % @
sr %sp
THE coMPANY's PIER FOOT OF CANAL ST, n Y
nfsST AS se Rsn Heu1s
Rotterdam Cheapest route to Paris
Steamer sciiEiDAM January ii
. he viii. ss sss mail
Trips rssSar rates low comfort and living perfect
'' F f'Ssssil EDyE CO., - '-iTI's%s MORRIS
Morris European and American Expressly
4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
AThs only line sailing apder the american
$HS With sR Sos sAsr%SsS
carrying Belgian United States mails sailing
sa rRisps sas s S.s
For aRRS
JOHN acDoSaLD' Agent, battery Place New
sETw aES skW f5Rk c xsD Sxvnr
Ekssa6 as4s:'is Dfs
Of III 80
sEs Trs 'ns
Steamer. marked g do not carry ssesFaSs
to .a '''* n66s ffa BEsas xsn.
~ LINZ DIRECT
taking goods passengers for London Cardiff Newpor.
Glouesser and al ports IN Bristol Channel Fro" pier Is
DEyoS 81 Is. cornwall s.1 ,::;:.. s:,, (
c.. sss Return siet.s az favorass
For freight or passage apply TO .
w. u. MORGAN, Agent, No. 10 South st.
N NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
From pier 20 North River. Now York.
E ESuSsst Ssa sH!xss Il
Second Cabin $40; Storage, SIS
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
From pier ~ North River, foot of Charles St
AUSTRALIA Dec ~, SA N. ALSATIA. Jan. 4, r. NJ.
Cabin $b5 and $5 Excursen tickets Vt reduced rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN steam ship New York, Southampton and
Bremen.
Company's pier foot of I'd ST., Hoboken.
MOSEL- Saturday Dec - DONAU Saturday, Jan. IL
ODER Saturday Jan. RIiEIN. Saturday, Jan. Is
Rates passage from New York for Southampton Lon
don, Havrc and Bremen -
First cabin 500 gold second cabin $50 god sserase
currency Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid
Storage certificates. $50, currency.
Fer freight or passage apply to
OELRIClIS 4 co, 2 Bowling Green.
4 I.LAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
AFrom Baltimore. PERUVIAN, December "a; HlBER-
MA January /; from Halifax, December ~ January 4.
Shortest ocean passage superb accommodations
c. LIVE, Agent, I'll Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
!, DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EoR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
II THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
Steamers SToNINGTON and NAKRAGANSETT, from
pier 81 n r. foot jay st. 80 NJ Sundays excepted
PROVIDENCE LINE, freight only daily except Sun
days, from pier % n r., foot of Warren St. at r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTW1SE STEAMSH1PSe
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL
u NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
for St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio dc
Jnneiro,
Thomas with German steamers for Porto
Rico and Spanish Main.
The first class iron steAmehip CITY OF RIO DE
JANEIRO Captain Weir will sail for the above ports
Saturday January 4, at2 r. NJ
Positively freight received after I'd. Freight must be
paid in advance.
Freight At taken for the above ports
Freight received all times az Roberts dock, Brooklyn
lower than by other line shippers desr
ing insurance effect same under open policy.
For freight passage thaving elegant
commodAti0nsl, apply to
{. H. MALLORY CO., Agents Office pier 70 T. Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
SALES AT AUCTION.


UcTIoN sALE-PEREMProRY-THls DAY
"A THIS MoNDAY MORNING, COMMENCING
At 10 O'CLOCK. RAIN OR SHINE, go,
EXPENSIVE CABINET FURNITURE,
EMBRACING RARE ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAY
TWO ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTEs,
PARLOR SETS, CHAMBER. LIBRARY AND DINING
ROOM SUITS. OIL PAINTINGS, BRoNZES, MARBLE
SETS Parlors contain Suits In satin and silks East
Marbles Pier Mantel Mirrors 80 fine oil Paintings IL
pairs Of imported Bronze Figures Clocks French make;
velvet and English Carpets Easy Chairs Lounges kc.
Chambers-l2 OF solid walnut Bedseads, Dressing
Cases Bureaus Wristbands Wardrobes spring and hair
Mattresses Pillows. ingram and Brussels Carpets Exten
sion Dining Tables, handsome Buffet cost 500 Chairs,
Bookcases Desks silver and plated les Sets china Dinner
scts, Glassware, Kitchen and Servants furniture.
ALBERT kRAEhER, Aucttoneer
Goods packed shipped or removed II required
A UcTIoN SALE; THIS DAY (MoNDAY,
10 WEST I'D ST, NEAR 9Th Az,
commencing at 10 O'clock o,,nv
A RARE OPPORTUNITY T9 PURCHASE HOLIDAY
RICH PARLoR SUITES. IN sATINs AND RAW SILKS;
CABINETS EASELs, OIL PAINTINGS, BRONZES, &c.
STEINwAY A SONS UPRIGHT PIANOFoRTE,
WINDSOR SQUARE GRAND PIANO,
LIBRARY CHAMBER AND DINING FURNITURE.
PARLOR SUITS COVERED IN satins and raw silks of
the richest styles of Easake Queen Anne
Etageres Cabinets Tables nlad with narqaery Centre
Console Tables Pedestss Easas Lace Curtains Pier
Mantel Mirrors Sevres and ormolu Ornaments Mantel
CHAMBERS AND LIBRARY-Drcssing Cases Bureaus,
BedsteAds Washstands Cribs, Spring Beds, Hair Mat
holsters Pillows Lounges suits in rep, Chairs
Bookcase Tables Desks, Books Ladies' Escritore, &c.
DINING ROOM-Bufct. Extension Table. Chairs. Side
Tables large lot Of line Sterling and Plated Ware China
Carpets Furniture kitchen and apartments
j. LuCIUS SMITH, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23

A ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, NEARL
new less than 500 Residence 226 East 3oth st. nea
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
GENERAL LEGISLATION.
JURORS on LUNACY CAsFs-MECHANICS' LIENS
BANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INSURANCE co

JURORS on LUNAcY CAsts-MEcHANGcS' LIENS
Rank ExAMINirIONs-POLICE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
(FRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIbUNF'l
ALBANY, Feb. 2S.-"A An act to establish the
compcnsaton OF Jurors in certain cases" Introduced
in the Senate by senator P1mcrOy II provides that-
In any proceedings inquiry instituted TO determine
whether person il an IDIOT unatic or pcrson Of m
sound mind, habinal drunk1rd the Court IN when
ne procrrIing or inquiry pending In it, dscre-
tun allow each Juror for hiS fees sum not exceeding
~ for each day actually engaged.
senator PJmrroy also introduced bill amending the
act giving lncchanics lien upon buildings they nave
aided in erecting, a. follows:
Every lien crcate,. hall continue until the expiration
of one year unless discharged bv the court OF
'g act of the claimant in the procecdnsS; snt
II within such velr proceedings commenced. under
This act to enforce forcclose sue, lien slal continue
unt i1smrnt Il. rendered therein; such lien shall also
continue during the pendenry OF an appeal ana of uVe
year. after the determination thereof
THE telephone has been ushered into the presence OF
ruyalty Therefore strange that 1t should make
II, bow before the representatives, OF democracy Pr
yae aud public telephone lines have been strung III
cities Assembly Valentine now proposes that they be
run through tne country like telegraph lines. Ho nitro
durcd bill IN the Assembly to-day, authorizing Jir con
srnctiOn of telephone line between the Vlgc ol hs
m Wayne CouGv, and Ross Station. on the Lake ontario
Division the Rome Wa;ertown and Osdensburgh Rail-
road.
Mr. Moller ntroduceda bill in tAe Assembly regulat-
inv transportation on railroads II provides tor making
the fare on the SewHaycn Railroad the -Ine on the
Ncw-Yor Central and Hudson Kyer Roads. II also IN
cudcs charges for communication and excursion tickets
Mr Capp introduced bill providing hat the Bank sup
eriutcnent shall personally, or by sub>utnte exam ne
"a banks required @ report 10 lin annually He sh3II
have power TO send l9r IrsOas AID papers, and ihe
banks nall pay the eApensu the manner 20" provided
BY law.
In the Senate Mr. Glcbc offered the following
Resortd That the trustees OF tne Police Life Insurance
Comp he called to report, hst the condition OF
the fund and how invested second. the amount paid
into SAID fund from all sources; third the NUMBER or
pension. granted WnOn. Oh whose account, why the
amount thereof aud when paid. slnce the establishment
OF said lund. Adopted.
The free canal resolutions made the special order
by the Assembly for week from next Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
THE NEW CODE.

OPPOSITION STEADILY DIMNIsHING-1HE SUPPLE
MENTAL CHAPTERS PASSED BY THE SENATE.
lPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRtBuNEI
ALBANY. Feb. 28.-The new Code OF Civil
Procedure has less opposition this year than last in the
Ieeislature Its enemies confidently predicted thai
there would be general confusion in the courts II IL was
uassed and that surely there would be an enormous
pressure upon the Legislature OF the succeeding year u
repeal it, All these predictions have proved untrue
tboueh the Code was given the lawyers IN mutilat
ed condition well calculated excite hostility against IT,
thirteen chapters of 1t only having met @itn the uoVe
nors approval and nine chapters being ert out III tue
cold These nine chapters were again supmitted 10 '"e
Legislature the present year. To the surprise vi INC op
moments OF the entire Code large number of petitions
signed by prominent lawyers Of the state have been sent
70 the Legislature praying that these nine chapters ne
aIso adopted Very few petitions have been re-
ceivei asking for the repeal OF the Original thir
teen chapters. Mr. David Dudley Field mas Deci
greatly distressed at this condition OF afs hi'inR
strenosy resisted the passage OF the tnrteeh caPe
before the last Legislature. and having ardehy hopeo
FOR their repeal lie therefore appeared before the
Judiciary Committees or both Senate and Assembly In
Joint session few weeks ago, and begged ana
vchcmently appealed to the committees FOR thre" nonrs
b TG, TO committees dsrsgsrded this advice reporting
favorabv to their several houses dny or 80 ar or
Fields departure the fl containing the nne additional
cnapcrs On Wednesday the bill was ordered to third
reading in both chambers. ,.. , -
Senator Robertson again called up ie ~! III nt oeue
today II was savagely attacked and ndcucd y sena-
tor Ecclp-ue, vino at the conclusion or MS speech
moved that it be sent back the Judiciary Committee
Senator Robertson, with hat obstinate courage whicn
passed e rgual thirteen chapters last year. opposed
The notion and II defeated by y vote of d To ~
Tue Clerk Of tie Sonate then began 10 Ie.u
the bfll third time. As It was com
posed OF multitudnous sections scattered over OoS
large pages the reading promised 10 take up the me or
The senate day or Sen ,tOf Ecceslne demanded
however that every line of il should be read, hoping 70
tire the majority 81 that would consent TO prop3si,
tuD To refer back bill to the Judiciary Committee lhc
senate endured this aGOn for an hour, when senator
Warsta moved that further reading with the eXcep-
lion of the enactng cause be dispensed with senator
Eccesne stouty opposed the notion but was deeated.
theu nas.ed by a vote Of II l. II then sent TO
the Assembly where Will undoubtedly receive pro-
portionately large majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

ALBANY, Feb. 28.-The JOINT UanaI Com'
mittee of the Senate aud Assembly had another hearing
IA the matter Of locomotive tOwage on the canals ths
evening. The Hon. jas. L. Wadsworth, appe'rng Tor
The Boatmen's state Associations said the bill was un'
cnstuton2 as 1t was in conflict with the clause pro-
hIbing the sale or lease of The canals. Besides the
canals being pInllc highways no exclusive privileges
could be granted an He also insisted mat the
scheme was imuractcaple and would destroy the use OF
the canals by those towing with horses.
Fx-State Engineer Sweet gave testimony In IaNof OF
the pr1ctcabiity Of the scheme.
EX-Canal Commissioner Balkley. d'talcd experiments
made by him Ou the Delaware and Hudson Canal when
were entirely successful
ExCanal Co;nmlss sioncr d. A. ogden said he couid
READILY how the would be saved great expense
I'm the way repairs 10 the canals as il would be To tne
interest Ul the railroad companies to keep the canals IN
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
A FREE FIGHT AND SUSPECTED LYNcHNG.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 2S.-A report comes
from Maiden No. thAt Robinson ono of the principals
in the late free fight there has disappeared and 1t is un-
dcrstood that he has been ynched. The trouble which
led to the shooting grew out OF an old family fend
Three OF the McMucn brothers, Robinson. and Harris
were playing cards. aud John Numlec vas lying down In
The saloon. one Of the McMullens remarked that Mum
lee was going to he whipped before they left town.
Nuinlcc attempted to leave. when Frank McMuen as
sauted INN. Nunee fired, killing Frank, and then ran
and pol "A shot with wnich he Killed William Nc
Mullen and wounded Samuel Harris. After that Num-
lee WAS shot down by Robinson aud the surviving
McMuIicn a posse pursued anu caught Robinson who
cs held under arrest until tbe ARRAY investigated,
AID then disappeared IL Is known taat lie did not es-
..fa
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
NEW-JERSEY LEGISL4TURE.
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT-TnE NATIONAL GUARD
AND THE RIOIS-GERRYMANDERING BILLS

THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT-THE NATIONAL GUARD
AND TIE RIoIs-GERRYMANDERING BILLS
PASSED.
lFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.I
TRENTON, Feb. 2S.-ThIs has been n week
OF very little work great deal OF talk. especially in
the The Senate cleared It's calendar at O'Clock.
aud adjourned Tor the week. while the House. with a
large calendar compelled to have nignt session.
concurrent resolution for the sine die ad-
journment OF the lie Sisature. March 22 taken
cable in the House. this afternoon and passed
by a vote OF Az to H. subsequently, motion recon
slider the laid ON the abe
In the senate, Mr. Kirk this morning appealed to the
Chair FOR protection. He said he had been twice ap-
preached in his by Edward Mullin, correspondent
Of The Neuarh Hornng register with threats OF attack
in that paper unless Krk voted for certain bill to
award clty printing to The Register Senator sewel i'm
mediately moved that the SergeantatArms be directed
to exclude Mr.. Mullln from the chamber. which was
seconded by Senator Moore and unanimously adopted
The act for the relief OF the National Guard called
ont 10 suppress the rios of last summer ordered TO
a third reading In advocacy OF the bl Senator Sewell
said that the total cost OF such relief would he about
$27 900, and relief c0uld be more Just. without go
ing into the merits the question: he would that
the action OF the Governor OF NewJersey stayed the
riots OF last Summer. His prompt placing OF
force at Phiilipsburg, near tho most turbu-
liant secdon In the country. where 100000 men
were in revolt, checked the riot which, two
days later, would have reached Newfork and PROB
ably gone further. The bills gerrymandering the Assem-
bly, districts OF Monmouth and Morris Counties were
passed in the Senate. The bill redstrctlng Hudson
County passed with only dissenting vOce-that
OF Mr.. Hobart Toe following bills were also passed ID
the Senate: Relative 10 tho Justices OF lhc icacc
forming the Township OF Holland BnnterdOn county
70 establish poorhOusc and farm IN iiuheruon County
Bills were Introduced IN the House PIONldnS thht
each member OF the LEGISLATURE snail DC ihsheu WIN
two copies Of the Revised statutes wen TeaaH loi us
ributon; relative to wagers oeis anu pooi wa, ,. p
vides for the licensing OF places Tor the sale Vi poys,
nxes the license fee at $780, ana the Iena.Ily
for violation years imprlsuhment OF f%,Voo nio.
The following bills were passed Allowing lhsu ange
companies to decrease capital stock when II ekceeus
100000 fOr0dding the manufacture OI hsts III tle
State Prison allowing horse-failroad companies 70
change extend their with the consent OF the
Common Council authorizing the Common Councu oi
Elizabeth TO widen, strengthen and deepen the Eisapen
River.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
ALBANY.


WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
THE SUPPLEMENTAL CODE PASSED BY THE SENATE
THE pALY EXcIsE BILL DEBATED IN THE AS
sEMBiY. 80
In rhc Senate the supplemented chapters OF the
new code were passed, yesterday, by vote OF IL 10
:, after speeches il opposition by Senators hcceshe
and Marvin. The Assembly, III Committee Oh 'ne
Whole, debated the DAILY Excise Bill Nessrs. "orth
and DAILY speaking in its iavo: ana MessIs'
Warning, Sheldon and Skinner III opposition. Mr'
Alvorl moved that it be so amended rs TO apply 10
all cities in the State Progress was reported, ana
il was made tho special order for Tuesday morning
An apportionment bill will be presented to the AS
se,o,,,y to-day by the Republican majority Of the
committee.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
A ROsTOy FIRM DEFRAUDED.

BosrOY, Feb. 2S.-Rogers & Company, deal
ers in plated CHINA and glassware, at No 62 Canalst,
have been systematically swindlod for a year past
through the weakness OF their sbppingclerk and
dishonesty OF Morris Smons and 1ve other peddlers,
VINO ojtancd over $1,000 worth OF goods BY pay ug
simons and cOnfeSeracs were arrested ana their
goods were attached.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

INCIDENT FROM THE STATE HOUSE AT BOs-
IoS-It was on "a public occasion. when large number
OF prominent men were present. Springfield rente-
man, having NO one 10 point out tue celebrities 10 hun.
ooany lazy who sat next mimi ti. gallery. He told her
his situation and asked II she could name some OF the
prou who present. As she proved TO be
stranger too proceeded to point out TO her the
prrsons whom he recognized. " There Is Ex-Governor
- and next 10 him is General = behind him is
senator that one there Is =. the poet" etc. The
lady snowed by her looks that she wished 10
and after looking all the hail. leaned forward.
citedy, and, pointing her finger said "There goes
Deacon -. OF our church."