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National Republican., 1878-08-26

THE right kind of man will always have
his life insured. 1t gives his vifc's second
husband q start.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
New Advertisements.

Theatre Comiquo.
Bnse.hal-National ". Pttsfeld.
Distress call-Kulshls Of Ionor-Mccting this
evening.
wantcd-Upholstcrin work by Carl +, W. Berg
nau, pOJ q street northwest
National Republican., 1878-08-26

YoUSG iLOrLE do pay attention 10 your tcetl
neglect will soon ruin Them. Re wlsO In time
Clean them daily with THURSToS's IVORY PEARI
TOoTH POWDER. the most perfect JGutrincc known
II will keep thcm through life IN good condition
y hitu aud sound. VIII harden the pumS. swrcte
he breath, and prevent tOOthAChe. Sold By al
druggists. - and 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

WHEN you arc depressed by tho gaunt sickl
feeling OF disorderrd system, which needs 10 b
clcanscd aud stimulated into healthy action, tax
q doe or two Of Ayers Pills aud see how qu.c
you can bc restored lor shilling.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

ARE you billouJ. troubled with headache, dizzy
peptic, nervous, dull aud languid! Aycrse 10 al
exert0n. Is your life miserable? You require a
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew The
blood. Take QU!RX's lRIsM TEA, the great mouse
hold remedy. Il will sooa relieve you. Sold by al
druggists IS cents per package, which makes
qua ri OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

WELIs MAcHISE-SPREAD STREHGTHESISG PLAs1
hrs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers for surpRss all others.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
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GIFT ITEMS.

FINE New York butter received daily at spicer's
butter store, corner Of Ninth and streets north
wet Low prices, fine quality, aud fair dealings
are spcclLlties.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
National Republitan.
Arrival OF Pas.sngc. Trains.
At pALIINoRE AND POTOMAC DErII, SIXTH AND
sTREETs

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE
ECEAND { STREET.
Mnyning F,rninu
sNib n Y . phl & BoS OF. $50 BaltlmCrs accom-
ss;25, Baltimore expires. go, Baltimore accom-.
s.5I, Western sNpT,~S $40 y Y, Phil n BoS eN.
81. baltimore accom-. 5.D Western Mail.
ss:6, Fred. ac.. Met br'ch) sh:i5 Baltimore accom-
t32 Baltimore Annapolis -6.t5 Baltimore express
and way. '7.n, Western express.
e4h, Mnrtinsburg and Hn- $500 Baltimore express
&c FstOwn ac MET br'ch -glS n Y. rhil & Bos e.
slo:aO, Baltimore accom-. iUl5, baltimore accom-.
li.O, Baltimore express
sArriVC daily. others sundays excepted.
81 For the time Of departure OF trains, SEQ advsr
hsenients elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
LOCAL MISCELL1NT.

Six per cont interest paid on deposits Special
rate, on time deposits. J. II. SQUiER Il Co.
Baukers lilG PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

HARD times demand economy: nracuco II b!
renOyating your sUiled gloves with JoUvEs's ISo
rEEOus KID GLOVE CLE,SsfR. Price . cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
Attention

!, called +" the chanS" Of time of running the
Mary Washington cheap excursions. The
regular Monday, Wednesday, and Friday trips
viii he continued Il, usual emitting the Wcd'
Lc,r'uy trip ut night, These excursions have
proven to BE- extremely popular aud pleasant.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

f.R upward ut thirty years Mrs, W!nslOw's SOOth.
II .SE!p NU, been I,ri Tor ChIhlru II COTTeCts
hriiIIy otuc stomach rvllcyes wand collie regulate,
IT," bowels cure, dy'euIury aud dIar,hua,, whether
~ hAing rom leelhlHs VI other Causcs. An Old and
VIZ. Tied .g.ucd!. :, uuHlEU bottle,
National Republican., 1878-08-26

Is Your hair harsh. drv and stT? Does Il refuse
Ia curl? Dress 1t with THoMPsoS's oMADE OpriNE.
An oleagnous compound Of singular merit Il
will improve IT, Sold BY Druggists. &c. Prico u
and so ruuts uer bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
KISSING MOSES TAYLOR's PORTRAIT.

AN INCIDENT OF The MERRILL WILL No.N'H'''
The first hearing in the Merrill contested
will case was had before Surrogate Calvin yesterday
Mrs Caroline Merrill who died i'll october last let hos'
of ner large estate 10 Cardinal McCoskey entirely gnor
ing her adopted son. George Merrill, and numoer vi
nephews and neces. The latter are now conestns ,o
will and appeared yesterday by John h. Parsons anu
number of other counsel The Cardinal was Represented
by Ex,Judge John K Porter and Mr. Mcclure OF iurnei
Lee Il Mcclure. 5000 ,
The will was originally made IN Rome IN io'i' "
proyided literally for Mrs Merrils relatives pu' he
son married against her wishes, and she added cou'
in 1873 leaving almost her entire fortune 10 me
nal Cyrus w Field and Benjamin Cartwrlgn., luc io
cashier of the CITY Bank. witnesses 10 Tue senf
NJ tho cocci and Mr. Field was the iirst Witesscac
Yesterday He testified that the cOdlc was sisu
the ATE office of Moses Taylor, at tie CiV bah, III
The rresence of Mr. TAYLOR. the witnesses, ana an9nI
gnntInan whose name Mr.. Field fOrgets MI flelu 1u
known Mrs Merrill for many years, ana nau ihct hei
nucntly IN Paris. Rome and other European cies'
She had cOurer, Europe. who was always WIN ncr'
The witness paid much attention 10 TINS couII
and could not give his nationality Mr. PARSONS feIal
that the man would be an important witness Tor the
contestants II he could be found. ON crosstxanatiO
Mr. Field said tha' Mrs. Merrill once tod MN mat she
kent i'm her room the portrait of well known gentleman
i'm New-YOrk which she kissed every morning. MI lar-
sons asked for bis name, and Mr.. Field replied, MI
Moses TAYLOR" This caused much laughter.
MonsiglOr Chatar. rector Of the American college III
Rome was th. next witness. He one Of the sgner.
with the signing He 10 New-York In 1879, soon
after Mira Merrill his visit had no connection Win
Merrill, and he her after his arrival Inc
trial was adjourned until Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
SUSPENSE IN EXCISE AFFAIRS.
1mY MAYORS EXPECTED YOMISA1IoN.


The vacancies in the Excise Board was still
q subject of discussion yesterday in the City Hail. IL is
now authoritatively stated that the meeting of
Board OF Aldermen to-day Mayor Ely will send in the
names of Dr. Philip Merke and Richard J. Morrison.
The latter is the Superintendent Of The City
Record Epth Democrats and 1t Is understood they
Will be promptly confirmed Commissioner Morton called
upon Mayor Ely yesterday afternoon. and the rumor
was started that lie had handed IN his resignation He
emplatlcally denied this aud said that under no cir
cumstances would he take such course while charges
against him pending before the Governor He said
that he had anxiety about the charGcs, as he was
confident he had in every performed MS duty
No business done al the Office Of the Board Of Excise
yesterday.
Delegates Of the Society for the Prevention OF Inten-
pcrancc aud Crime Oliver COter and other representa-
lives Of Temperance movement together with sew
er liquor dealers were present yesterday In the tral
OF the Police and Excise Commissioners OF Brook
Nn the hour appointed for the trial OF those charged
with violation OF the Excise Law President J0urdan
was Sick however and the trials adjourned until
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
20 ST s G r IPT.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TERMS OF PEACE IN FULL.

LONDON, saturday, Jan 20 1910
The Daily Necs publishes what IL believes to be
substantially the terms of peace as follows:
Autonomy for Bulgaria, similar to that of Lebanon
Turkey nominate Christian Governor OF tue FRO
vince for long terra Of years, whose appointments must
be sanctioned by It's European Powers; Bulgaria 10
require some territory South OF the Balkans. .
Bosnia and Herzegovina to be assured OF protection
and reforms, and to have "A CHRISTIAN governor.
Security to be given Tor the better government Oh oHel
Turkish provinces.
The independence of ROumania
Servia to be independent without compensations.
Montenegro 10 acquire Antyari, NisclCs ang spur,
and portion OF the shore Of Lake SCutari.
The cessOn Of part OF BesSaraba, and or Baum,
Kars and Erzerum. with adjacent territory 10 Russia.
Indemnity To Russia for tne expenses vi the war, 10 De
paid in money, territory, or otherwise.
The question OF the Dardauecs be reserved for the
consideration OF the European Powers.
L. is stated that The Daily Tdcgapps report OF the
Russian conditions is substantially correct
although the terms somewhat harsher than
those which have been officially communicated.
MORE DETAILS OF HE PEACE TERMS.
LoNDOS, Saturday. Jan. %. 1873.
The Pcra correspondent OF The Duly TeIegTdph modl-
nes his previous telegram relative to tie conditions OF
peace in the following particulars:
Kars Bayazid and Arabian are TO be held as security
for the war indemnity and BatOum to be ccded To Rus
sia The Great Powers 10 arrange ~ regard 10 lEc
ouepine of the BosphOrls and DardInecs, AMI submit
fine arrangements 10 the Gar The other points are al
most identical with those Published by The Dd1B AcWs
this morning.
Eversh thing here is qnici. and the public mlnd Is
trauquillzcd with the belief that peace ID at hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
nIsPosING OF RAILROAD BONDS.
A SUI FOR PROFITS WHICH, MIGHT HAVE BEEN


A SUR FOR PROFITS wHICH MIGHT HAVE BEEN
MADE.
Edwin C.. b. Garcia, and other members OF
the fr,n of Garcia Co.. have brought suit against
DAVID NJ Kelly $9s 900. alleged 10 he due them as
commission on a sale Of bonds which they wCud have
made If the defendant mad kept his contract with thcm
r Kelly was in ISL the president OF the Green Bay
and Lake Pcpin Railway Company. and entered INTO an
arrangement with the plaintiffs with view 10 DeEo
tiang bonds Of the company 10 the amount o. 5000,
600 Tnev were to dispose OF them at GLE or as much
more as they could get retaining all the receipts IN eX-
cess of that amount. Mr. Garcia went 10 London, and
saws that he made a contract with Mcssrs. Kinnaire
Co to take the entire number II bonds AZ 20. Then he
learned that Mr.. Kelly had become inpatient and had
sold 81 100000 of the bonds in this city. kinnaire
Co. refused take part of the bonds, and this suit is
brought for the profit which would have accrued 10 the
defendants from the sale.
Tie answer alleges tLa Mr.. Garcia had fun notice
that the power OF attorney given hln by M Kelly had
beeu revoked, ana that any contract with kinndlrl
Co Mt have been made after such revocation. The
railway company has also brought suit against MT
Garcia 10 recover $4,000 which he received rom M.
Kelly and which lie says was disDuIscd on account u
tue company in London Before Judge DOnOhuc. at
Chambers. yesterday the panu1 IN the iils SUIT moved
for leave discontinue, and the defendant in the second
moved to lille Supplemental! answer containing
a cOuUtcrclIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
4 COUNTY CLERKS DEFICIENCY.
ABOUT -, 600 LACKING IN HUDSON COUNTY, y. J.
INSANITY OF TIE CLERK.

ADOCT CJ,OOO LACk1NG n UJDsON COUNTY, y. ].
INSANITY OF THE CLERK.
Henry NJ. Braun the County Clerk of ilud-
son County, y. j. lett his Office complaining OF Illness,
FIVE weeks ago and has been confined. most of the
time to his house secOndst Jersey CITY, only getting
out az intervals to attend private business. within,
the last days the Court has discovered that there
deficiency OF from 900 to $4,000 III his accounts This
includes 700 paid into court pending the trial Of
q suit OF the Ioboken Land aud Improvement Company,
and about 81 collected for COSTS together with other
amounts unuaccOunted f0r which viii bring up tie total
Of the deficiency TO about $4,000.
On Thursday night Deputy Clerk Little received dis
patch saving that Braun had become insane and had
been sent to an asylum, and requesting that the receipts
OF the Office be paid weekly 10 George r. Brock one Of
Brann's bondsmen the Hon. Henry VI. Traphagen being
tie other. There is suspicion or criminal intent on
the pant OF MIR Braun. who i expected to pay the
money from the receipts OF the Office whenever called
uuOn The deputy clerk VIII manage the office, and
the clerks will probably make up the deficiency
before November, 1879 the date OF the expiration OF
BIauDs RIM OF office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
SEVEN STEAMSHIPS FOR EUROPE.

Seven steamships will sail from this port for
Europe TODAY OF which will carry passengers. The
National Line will dispatch The Ielvc& for Liverpool,
and the Canada for London the Anchor Line will send
the California to Glasgow and the Capca t. Bristol
the Britannia Of the White star Line. viii sail for Liver
pool the Nosel, Of the Norh German loyd for Ircmcu,
and the Gotta OF the Cardh and Nrw-foIh Line, sails
for Caidih The Cdpclla aud the Hh"Old carry rcl.ht
only On account Of the amount OF freight now "ir.-
ing, many additional straIn-b hips ar" III charter the
Britannia will carry ninciytwo saloon PASSENGERS,
which is the lalgc number carried hy any vessel sdS
to-day Among them are the Hon. Manuel Prriiia,
Minister Plcupotenuary IRON Costa lca To- he United
Statcs the Earl DuDravcn. and thc Hon. \. T. N'an.
saloon lists:
FOR LIvERpOoI-In Sicqpns in RfDa. ne-J. W. Akin;
child, Joseph Alison Fred Ia bsr Cal Bar',s, r"
Bugnatt r. e. bsker sidney EhIlow NIP Naivihh bs,"
I}etlcy Geo H. BioNn. T. g. B9man, Nh, b,im1i MI
Cock6urr. Mus CockbulH, Ms Cpokbmn Master C,Aburn
man Miss Gertrude Coroe Hs- J. Coroc;t, John ins T.
" H. owen H. T.. owen Inc Hon Maanc rcrali,. J. ".
Phelps. l. Rivr~, Mrs. Nycs, Nr' J. H. Rat hon. John
Moraon Mrs horton aud ch.a II. II. K'"f Mr.. kccd
Horace chandler juan c'rbail, r. R. Done, Eau Dunra
Juliho Dreylu' - j Df"siclL NisS "a iougla- :
b. Gcnny. Peter A. GI0-- Ns. Torenc" Herbert j. Hess,
Mis- H. Hood j. =. IicXcy, H. v Juhon' Ma Janion and
infant, u. Johnson Jo'cph j. KcL T. Li'ingSt.n Edrar
Lombard. Frank @. andsdowne T. l. Lnnan l. M9Iecroi
Colonel Maefaye All H. seTNI L. sr NM E % s
mo Salicto A. schw9b James D. Iaii d. Tnfso9 Jo' X
cot B. Steiner &. A. Wellington, C,az Vest
IN Steamship Heireta-Miss Vick,r Ms. Duegan. Mrs
IloIdon ". ). Clarkc Henry Mills, John Adar
FOR LONDON-In S'camshiD CH9a'.;ir Leedhan Miss
J. Tschum, Mr. Tschuna. W H. Greenwood, Mrs Footc,
Miss Tooie, ). W Morris. william sinclair ,... ,,,..
John Ross william Young and wife, Miss Mary
FOR BHEMEN2ia Steniaship MoseL-F W. Ludwig. G
Leyou Henry wen;ne! Mrs CAPTAIN C. W@6rken J'ssph
rem bury, Morris Elnger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
in the river nearly opposite weehawken. The examira
ii on was adjourned nth next Wednesday.
SENTENCING TWO sMUGGLERs.

OWENS AND GRAFT SENT TO THE PENIIENTIARY.
Thomas C. Owens, purser of the steamship
England and Alvin Graf, dock superintendent vi thc
National Line steamers who were convicted OF Snug
Cling silks ard aces brought up yesterday before
Judge Benedict, for sentence. owens was nrsI caeu'
aud one Of his counsel requested that some allowance
should be made for his long Imprisonment. Judge
Renadct said he did not think there any itigang
circumstances and sentenced him to two years impris-
onment in he Kings County Penitenary, and to pay
fine of 81 ,000
In the case OF Graf exJndge DtenhOefcr his counsel,
again pleaded for postponement of sentence lie SAID
in part
Federal judicial system. the decision of your Honor Is
final and irreviewabie unless your Honor invites an
bench with you and review the trial But TINS Is voluntary,
your Honor refuse TO do so, or the other Judge may
decline. Nevertheless l make the reqnes,, III
order that the case against the National Steam
ship Company, involving about the same qaes,,,
sS OF T hs W cnurt NAV be- first settled before
sentence is passed on these men, Otherw-e we nism
ral side convctipg man while the Jury on the clvii
acqut Of the same crime Your Honor Know w,
tcnton to the case OF Lewis Fox. who was treu aiu
convicted before vour Honor OF an offence against the
HonIrnpcy laws. Now The supreme Court of the United
States declared the law under which ne was st Gu
VOID and unconstitutional and had no, h case with
vited an Associate Judge and reviewed Tue c.So mni
INN and divided in opinion whlcn auil'1 1 Va o.
to the supreme Court Fox wonld natn ANAL law
Yonr Honor now being the sole and final arbiter.
respectly request that entertain my pIoposit,on
With all due respect your Honor; we are an iin n
and hope sincerely that yonr Honor VIII take t,Is
matter into consideration, so as to admit OF Ic'cM
not otherwise obainable II Your Honor adolts n1
suggestion, you W i'll undoubtedly ne reocSu 10 81
that the bill introduced either by Senator tonKhg Oh
our state or by senator Davis. distinguished Judee
of rho supreme Court, providing for an intermediate
appec court will passed, and will have released
yoIr Honor from the fearful responsibility OF nhaly
disposlng of the liberty of u citizen
Assistant Attorney Herrck said that the case
in the civil court could not possibly have any hearing
upon the one which had been tried in the criminal
branch and the same view was taken by Judge Bene
diet who denied the motion of Judge DitcnhOcier and
lmposed the same sentence Graf as on Oweus.
Ii under stood that Judge Dtenhoeicr will apply for
writ of habeas corpus and ccrorar and that the case
NAV come up for reargument another Circuit
Judge comes to this city. Judge johnson is absent AT
pres ent on account OF Ill health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
THE PENNSYLVANIA LhGISL1TUEE
INVESTIGATION OF THE JULY LABOR RIOTS.
ley TELEGRAPH 10 IIE TEIBUSE.I

ley TELEGRAPH TO me TRIBuSE.I
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. 2J.-ln the House
Representatives to-day the following resolution WAS
offered by Mr.. Weaver of Allegheny:
Resored That In the option OF this House no change
should Congress IN the tnrlh laws That ND
interfere with, OF have tendency To cripple lie manu-
featuring and labor Interests Oi the country.
No definite action WAS taken upon ii. The House
passed resolution to appoint committee tn investigate
the causes and results of the July riots. and report by
what authority the troops OF the Stale were
called out, for what purpose, and the ser
vice and conduct of the same, with the prOvlsO
that member Of the committee should be appointed
from county sustaining loss The provlso dcbars
beers from Allegheny County, who were Instrumental In
having the resolution passed. from serving on the com
mittee. In the Senate bill has passed third read
ing, providing for tho payment OF the National Guard
called out during the riots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
STRANGE FLIGHT OF A BOSTON LADY.
.rAVING HER HOME IN MYSTERIOUS MANNhh-
LOOKING FOR HER IN THIS CITY.

LOOKING FOR HER IN THIS CITY.
A dispatch was received at the Police Cen
trol Office late Thursday evening from ChleIoi-Polce
savace Of BOSTON, announcing that Miss Lily c. Kemp
ton had disappeared from her home at No 16 Uptonst
she had taken steamer at FAN River for New
York Yesterday j. B. Sanford uncle OF the missing
lady. called at Police Headquarters to make inquiries
MI Sanford is prominent lawyer in Boston and lives at
No. 16 Up,on-s For several years his house has been
the home Of his niece, whose parents are dead lie
described Miss KempOn being about twenty years oil
age somewhat below the medium 0eght and SIZE, ana
OF far complexion, with bright auburn nan ana nFOWi
ewes A photograph. taken q few months ago, showed
q handsome and expressive face. Miss kenpt"n hdil
been educated Mr. Sanford said, III the best SCOOPS ana
academies OF Boston, ana from her ciuiou NAV en-
ioycd all the advantages OF wealth and refined society
She was ent hu saSc in the study OF music PLAYED me
piano well, ana good singer. beng NCinptr"i Ut
shawmui cloir. she WAS member OF the KEY. DE-
Wcbbs church. and WAS a tcacAtr III Tue sum-!
school. la society. Where her ACCOMPLISHMENTS huc
her fayorlJc size was modest and reserved.
Mis- KemptOn left her uuclt's residence without III
forming hcr friends o. her intentions. \ note was
found on her drcssc-table hut it simply stated that
she would return that night. ana lhdt she Woul
write another note the ncXt day explain ng where shc
much alarm was felt by her uncc's family IL was h-
eN ed, however, that she bad gone 10 siohd Tie -"t
witt some friends IN the city! Inc neAt olS "1,'r
dated at Tall River on the dai OF hef
Size stated that she had been "impelCd 10 leave nome
and that she should takca steamer for NeW-1ork she
begged friends To to- give ncr Dut gave no reason lo
fight aud mint q, 10 her intended DESTINATION
injuries made at Fan River, tended To SHOW tAat she
had indeed taken New-iork steamer hut Ne SANFORD
followed hcr here could get no Information ycs'cr,
Keiy Yesterday detailed several detectives ~ aid IL the
search Tor the young lady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
RESCUE OF A BARK'S CREW.

The Italian bark Canara, which arrived at
this portyestcrday, brought Captain H. krohn the mate
and eleven sea men, OF the Danish bark Tobasco aban-
doned at sea 800 mes north of the Bermudas on Jan
uarv l6 CAPTAIN Krohn that the vessel left Lon
don for Baltimore November 20, III ballast On De
cember II, during violent gale the vessel sprung
leak, ma king about ten inches Of water hour. All
hands set at work pumping and barely kept the
vessel free. on the t day aftcrward the pumps be
chOked, and the resOrted 10 buckets 10 bale
the water out The water continued 10 gam and at mid
night OF January 10, the bark Carrara sighted and
rescued the crew. heavy sea was running al the time
and IL was with great difficulty that the transfer was
made. The crew saved their clothing and some Of the
instruments and sails.