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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

The increase of coal production in
this region for the year to last Satur-
day over the same period Of last year
has fallen to $3.50 tons. Should the
companies continue to strike much
longer this increase will soon be
wholly wiped out.
The Masonic reuoion at Byrne's
Island, Harpers Ferry, last week, was
a grand affair and we'll attended.
Speeches We're made by Hon. Charles
J. Faulkner and Gen. Albert Pike.
Messrs. James Reid, W. H. Evans,
Benz j. Thomas, Uriah Jones and
David Thomas, attended from Frost
burg
AN EDIToE. FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
We learn that the friends Of Hiram
P. Tasker, ESD, editor of the Oak
land Herald, will placs mis- name be-
fore the county convention for place
upon the legislative (demooratic)
ticket. His popularity with the PEG
pie is said to be SO great that it will
take crowder to beat him. Brother
Tasker, we warmly reciprocate the
compliments Of two years ago.
AN Observation-Disclosures. V. F.
Schmitt has just completed a double
porch in the rear of the Pastoral
Residence which will prove a com.
Portable and pretty addition to that
ediGce. A window of one Of the upper
rooms, converted into door, permits
egress to the upper landing, whence a
fine view of our northern landscape
may be obtained, and with the pre-.
posed awning, will furnish an exceed
ingly Pleasant resort during the heat.
ed season.
~ 4hE IL 1cbCh lIAfOSll1ON AM
RETURN FOR ONLY $3.75-A Rar,
OppOrtua'ty.-To allow the people o
Allegany county the opportunity o
visiting the Grand E position, the B
& 0. R. R. will run a special excur
zion train Thursday morning, Sept
. 25th, leaving Cumberland and con
Meeting at Mt. Savage junction will
the regular morning G. & P. trail
from Piedmont and intermediat
points. Now is your chance to hav,
delightful ride along the pictures
que Yough; visit the Iron City anc
the many wonders at the Exposition
al for $3.75. The Electric Lieh
display made at night is alone wort
the cost of the trip. The figures
1915, is the cost of ticket fror
Fiostburg to Pittsburg aud return
including admission to the Expoai
ton. The price from other points O.
the G. s. P. will be fixed in fe,
days.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20
FOR CLERK.

N response to the solicitations Of num-
4 erous friends Iannounce myself can
didate for the CLERKSHIP. of Al!ee y
county, subject to the decision of re
County Nominating Convention OF lho
Republican party.
Mar 22-tc* REUBEN ANTHONY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

The Fannie May Folly Company
held forth in Pauls Opera House
Tuesday evening. A large audience
was present and the performance in
cluded some naughty intimations.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20
FOR STATES ATTORs

7 HEREBY announce myself 81 e -
j. date for the Office of States :. ,:ney,
subject to the action of the Rev 9ltcan
nominating convention, and res .f'"
solicit the support of my friends l,,.
cat the county.
DAVID W. SLOAN,
Homecoming, Md, Aug.7, 1879.
Aug 16-tc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

IMpoRyArIoN,--Capt, II. G. Shaw,
of Barton, has just received from
England a Lincolnshire ram. It's
average weight is 800 pounds. and its
wool measures IL inches in length.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

THANKS to the fair Frostburg friend
who complimented the JOURNAL this
week with apretty bcquet. She thus
testifes her Admiration of the Jour-
NAL editorials on the School Board
Homecoming imbroglio."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

In our report Of the Athletic Club
picnic proceedings last week Joseph
Morris babe" is represented as win
ming the silver cup, being the pref
tiest On the ground. We should have
printed Thomas Morris.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

New WAGoN.-L. M. Gorsuch has
placed monster new wagon upon his
freclay route. 1t was built by John
W. Tomlinson.
The contract for grading one mile
of the new railroad near Clarysville,
was let to w. Y. MoCulloh, of this
place, Thursday.
A SINGLE contract on the Georges
Creek railroad requires the furnish-
ing of 100000 feet of white pine
timber for trestling.
AT Tuesdays session of the Or
phans' Court A. Hunter Boyd, admin
istrator' d. b. n, Of Joseph 7. Getz-
endanner, deceased, settled his second
account.
THE CHAMPION CoRNsTALK.-Sam-
uel Hays, of this place, raised in his
garden this season a stalk of corn
thirteen feet high. Bring in your
cornstalks!
The city fathers are macadmising
the streets under the supervision OF
George NJ. Keedy. Bowery has been
treated to a good layeT, and Main
street is favored in needy spota.
IMMIGRATIoN.-Six Swiss families
have settled near Oakland, Md,
comprising detachment Of colony
Of over eighty families. The remain
der of the colony will soon follow.
DEATH OF A FORMER CITIzEN.-In-
telligence reached here yesterday Of
the death from typhoid fever ca
Thursday of John Murray, formerly
OF Borden Shaft, at his residence,
Port Byron, Illinois. He was sou
of Charles Murray, OF this place, and
emigrated to Illinois about two years
sgo. He leaves wife and eight lit
tie children.
MARRIED. AT st. Michael's church
by Rev. V. F. Schmitt, Tuesday morn
ing, Sept, 9th, 1879, Mr.. JOHN MONA
HAN, of Homecoming, Md, and Miss
MARY ELLEN FR1E1., of Frostburg.
In this place Tuesday evening, 10th
inst, by Rev. James P. Wilson, Mr..
JAMES H. WARN, of Frostburg, and
Miss SARAH MILLER, daughter of
Frederick Miller, of Pompey Smash.
DIED-At the residence of her SON
in-law, DR.. J. W. ]. Enslar, on Monday
morning, Sept. 18th, 1879, MARCIA
RET BENSON, aged "A years, 7 months
aud l day. She had bsen sufferer
fer many years, but endured her
great affection with christian forti-
tude. During her last illness she was
confined to her bed nine months
and was ever looking hopefully for
ward to the glad period when she
should be at rest. Her friends feel
her loss deeply.
No change in the situation has ia
ken place since last week. The COM
panies and miners are equally deter
mined apparently to maintain the
stand originally taken, and that is
about all there is of it.
The JOURNAL is gratiGei to learn
from various quarters that its course
| is approved. We were confident at
the outset that when public opinion
settled down to conclusions there
could be but one reached SO far as v-s
are &oncerned-that we are right
Even parties whom we have been
compelled to assail admit the fact.
BOOMING BRICKwoRK.-The Union
Mining company, of Mt. Savage, finds
| it impossible to fill ell its orders for
fire brick. Last month 100000 were
made and shipped, and this month
the orders already aggregate the same
number. TIE work goes on night
and Gay.
The Savage Mountain Friedrich
Works, CT this place, are also running
to full capacity upon orders two
months ahead.
Nothing else indicates so well the
rising boom in the iron trade, and
when iron booms everything else is
t,fN a. II (
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

Big PoTATo.-Thomas G. Porter
exhibited yesterday Peerless potato,
grown in his garden, weighing pound
and IA ounces. Who can beat it ?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20
FOR STATES Alto. NEI
For States Attorney.

T RESPECTFULLY announce mys ia
Il candidate for the office of States At
torney for A,legany county, subject 10 tho
action of the Democratic nominating con-
ventlon, and solicit the support of nsv
friends. Aug 16-tc1 JNO. S. GROW
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

MARR1ED.-At st. Michaei's church
by Rev. V. F. Schmitt, Tuesday morn
ing, Sept. 9th, 1879, Mr.. JOHN MONA
HAN, of Homecoming, Md, and Miss
MARY ELLEN FR1EL, of Frostburg.
In this place Tuesday evening, 10th
inst, by Rev. James P. Wilson, Mr..
JAMES H. WARN, Of Frostburg, and
Miss SARAH MILLER, daughter Of
Frederick Miller, of Pompey Smash.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

IN addition to the improvements
noted several weeks ago, Mr.. B. Stera
has had his store beautifully kalsom-
ined. The colors and figures are very
pretty and make a great change for
the better in the al pearancs Of the
room, Mr., H. W. Wegman was tho
artist of the OCCASION and has accom-
plished a job which is creditable to
bis taste and skill and to the judg-
ment of the firm which engaged him.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-09-20

The increase of coal production in
this region for the year to last Satur-
day over the same period Of last year
has fallen to $3.50 tons, Should the
companies continue to strike much
longer this increase will soon be
wholly wiped out.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
CONDITION OF THE STREETS.
GARBAGE AND ASHES ovERFLowING BARREL
AND oBsTRUCrING TRAVEL IN MANY STREETS

GARBAGE AND ASHES oVEIFLOWlNG bAhHhL''
AND oBsTRUCTING TRAVEL IN MANY STREETS.
"The great problem in New-fork, said u
police officer recently how to get rid oil the ase' auu
garbage which constantly accumulate Actual ih'pec
ton Yesterday OF various streets showed that inc
amount OF refuse that been allowed to accumulate
s very great some principal streets and avenues
seem TO be cleaned the neglect OF other portions Oh
the city, particular those parts whero the population
is most crowded. In Mulherryst., between Chaiu"m
and Cana-sts.. ashes and garbage have oVeino"eu al
the rcceptaclos. and spread over tue "hoic
OF fhc roadway 10 considerable depth with mere ava
there n mound upOn which children ana goats IIhN.
one man with cart was lounu =, u"hi"t
slight inroads ON the mass ne s"iu '""r wortrd
only two half DAYS last week Owing 10 the Ice at me
foot Of Markct-st he had been obliged to drive III le
brought To the foot OF Markct,st ihr'r ,I - tic
loads in his portion oi the street, AM "
0uaufity is constantly increasing.
MANY other streets on the East Side were fonnh ~
like condition. In Suffolk the pan OF usnR aSu
barrels to have been discarded Dy some I, Ir
dents and rampart OF ashes mas poch i.. Jun
along tie gutter In Ann-st. there are lWSN
barrels HE'D with ashes. at one point ana al"ud 'h'i
on the sidewalk and pavement l. quahtty when ~
ov almost blocking the way. On the West Sldc
the sane state Of things exists; and except III tashlo
able streets. difficult 10 hnd an empty noA VI
There IL much complaint among residents at thIs rt'
oi an urs and many that only the cold Wtith'
The station houses of the hundreds of instance III
which Obstruction 20 travel Is caused ny the ldilr' 10
remove the refuse. -.,,.
uromincnt p,icc ,flioal said that II was impo,sIbc
10 tow lie ,cnu tnroug she TO the dumping Si"n'
Ii was difficult matter even for steam NcsSt 10 i'i'
hcI way through ~ Ion: a. ie HNuoS ini ~,
could be dumpe the Harlem Fldls Tie GnnrulN W.
avoided. But two year. ago I1l' va aTP H., ii'i.
B a.d of iIralih L1st Winter vas =" MIA INA. H','
there suci, accumulation ~ now; lnc 'o's ''
tinuauce Of tuc cold weather Increased thc dlih'u'y
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
Announcements.
SVDDES DEATHS.

You eat moderate supper OF iiej oysters and some ho,
after experience intense pains in the bowels The doct
treats you with Injunction Of norpa in twelve or twen,
would have saved life Even II the pam was caused bv
piece OF oyster shell BaASDRETs PILLS would have removed
the trouble by taking out from the bowels and tho blood M
OF sickness Of Kind saving life rue Let thea
pills be used in sickness and paralysis apOpyy and rheuma
tisIn will be certainly prevented. The host Of billions a.
fectons colds coughs Influenza skin Diseases and dphtbe,
certainly cure This simple remedy is safe bread and
only mnch IN the system needed m
make blood aud fluids yield mp their poi'onous ana
time climate Injuries not the sterling qualities Of BRAN
good when twenty years Old the d,y
they prepared This wonderful property utterly an.
known o all other purgatyes whatever Read what Mr.
Locke says this subject
QUICK CURE or FEVER AND AGUE, OR WORSE
NoRwALK. Putnam County, fla, Jan. 2. 1879
Dr. B. BraniTeth
SIR came 10 this place from View York three
since. my arrival became very sick had either
bad attack yellow fever fever ague don't know
which My symptoms loss of appetite. pains in
my ringing my headache ant backahe
prOstraton the Oft doctor and
medicine within fifty miles.
as DESPAIR when remembered that In trunk
BOXES Of BRANDRETHs PILE that had put private
pocket when voyaging the West Indies 1852 immed
atcy swallowed twelve and hot lemonade, and TO-
bed In four they purged pronsey and slept we
Next day took ten more and after they operated al
myself took pills the third day, and
completely cured. Yours truly RIcaAED NJ LOCKE.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
covp,r,o> OF rDWAED REINHARDT.

Edward Kcinha1dt, confined i'll the Rich
mond County 6 H. JAIL awaiune ti'al on the charge OF
numbering Mary 4. Rclnhardt, whose remains were
fouud ID barrel q, silver Lake, complains Of not being
allowed 20 associate with his fcllow-prsoners III break
ing stone IN the jlIlJaid. SbtHH Brown sISs lAat
,,t il. 81, doccutlye that he is compelled 10 keep
strict watch over him. On Saturday RrinhaIdts
,uOtAor Tor tbo ri time since his Connhemtht oIed
nr her son VINO appeared gad 10 see her h,lHhdidt
has raiucd fifteen pounds since hs imprisonment nc
saws not anxious about bs trial, rs only one side OF
LIs Gaze has been put before the pubic. ..
me remains of the Young woman have been e1humed
again 10 secure lie hair which was iouhd
- measure over two and One-balf feet IN
ienetL IL will be used the trl8l.
The persons Who the remains exhumed were hOrrl-
ted and ~ pressed much Indignation at tie manner IN
rich the tbOrlties Lad buried The BODY. IL was en-
sloaed In rough box made Of common fence boards,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
ErNnNG TIE DEBr OF yIRGINIA.

The resolution Of The Virginia Legislature
inviting representatives, Of the uoldcrs Of the States
bonds now in default. meet for conference al Ecn
mond has called forth circular from the Funding
Association TIE Bank OF New-Ycrk, Drexc!, Morgan
Co.. L. Won HJiman " Coz WlnSlow, Lanicr f Co., tie
First National Bank and Hugh McCuloch. The circular
,,s that the state OF Nrgnla cannot, with pIoprot,
Iiscrimn.tr bet seen It, two Glasses of bonds. There R
marIn of from -2jO OoJ JO 100000 year between
in interest uad hy nc state and ma actually lived
nv inc creditors winch l. absorbed bV brokers ana tax
VaycIs. settlement Will sop THIS serious ana waste
mi leak and u is possible 10 make one WNirh Wl!l
ercatIy luIoyc the condition o. al the bonds without
materially increasing IN amount the demands now net
bY he state
The plan Tor funding the debt ha- already been pub
Nshcd ia TIE IHILJ The Funding Association c4iCu-
laI TO faliItJtr Couhuatpu lVHc. holders o.! i'H> 10
ION IN the plan maintaining that II NOTHING l. done luc
bond mus, decline. Yesterday large number 0t bonds
were received from London, and the OH cIs ot Inc C'-
uauv TouoIt that the responses 10 tn circular indicate
sufficient amount 10 scene the probable IUuuuS o the
dtbt OF Virginia by tAe present Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
THE BROAD STREET BOND ROBBERY.
now j. V. HULL WAS FORCED 10 RESTORE MOST
OF THE STOLEN MONEY.

John 6. James, of Field ~ James, brokers,
at No IG BroIa-st, returned from Montreal Yesterday
where ue had gone ~ recurc the United states bonds
stolen by John ". Hull. He said yesterday HAT Hun
probably converted the bonds inc money at PAia"e
pine and that Toronto purchased goo III LngIsh
money his purpose being TO sal from Hihfax Tor
Europe. Hull Old not disguise himself VIII III Canada
ana boasCd continually his wealth. He was recoc
uizrt NJ the Windsor Hotel Montreal, hv commcfcla
traveller who gave UOtte tC me .uc' clerk OF ms su'
picous. Dccc i've FaAoy, 0f the local police was caleb
i Iv the clerk TaEcY Inl owed HUI to M"hcton'"hcIt
the latter was arrested aud gave up h's m uey amount
ing 10 So OOO Mr James rad a writ issued Tor the
with a court ofc"r Nj James net Hun b'ihe
the train arrived al Montreal Fahcr CAV. MP
tie money. When t'cy reached tue hoicl
EuN At FIST was Indignant, declaring that
hC had done Hohinr o.. Ul'Ial nature and only ht
Threatened with rccuistion on charge OF forgery II
a pro vous transaction did h" consent 80 q sellehtl
lie matter was comp un'sed 10y Uuu p'JllG over 10
M! jam $4,000. IL ."" permit 10 rc'ah tHe
balance 10 prevent rlention IN Cm.t3
4 letter VAS 'Cu'o in watch Nh Han wrote 20 frlcnd
III tins CIV .avi' hat fhc newspaper Ie 0rt- ol l~
diy irp,utau"c annoyed him. 'u dat In few days he
would he safe ON the ocean. Nj JasgS .aid thai HuI
ana sccit cd bc iu lpW IHc trm ma suffered
los Of $1,000 nv HuIrs transactions. $4,000 oi tro
amount recovered being paid To the clerk of the Wiud
sur Hotel ol Montreal and Defective Fancy Tor H3ElHG
the arrc-i Charges have been preferred agon-t FdeN
for -ccrcur jcccrarh dispatch received from Sun'r
iutcHdcut WLiu2 ana ior not informing his superior
officer OF tho
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
EFFECTS OF TIE RECENT GALES.
vrssr1s ARRIVING IN PORT AFTER ROUGH PAS
1pE-pF ATUS

EEEEII - VI LIE hlNis-Ni N-Ni@A@''
VESSELS ARRIVING IN PORT AFTER ROUGH fAS-
sAGTs-A BARK-DEATHs AT SEA.
The vessels which arrived at this port yes
,o,do,. rcnort the recent gales at sea as the most
ss>,re for several seasons. Tie bark Annapolis
fr,,, RoueD France, was sixty days in max
irg the massage. On December she
was 142 miles southeast OF sandy Hook and was ho"h
Al, 10 latitude 81 north longitude 6,- west ny heaS
gale from tie northwest. On December L she WIS
within twenty miles OF Barncgat aud was struck by
sudden heavy gale and lost square sail aud was
b,ovyu 100 miles 10 sea ON December % when WITHIN
five miles of Montauk Point she met another gaze rom
the northwest which continued uItn J"i"a,S ~ ~ TSc
the vessel was siNtyfNc miles nom sal dA hnon, ins
Annapolis lost her sails and was driven Wdel pare Po
Tor Niy-iye hours. .,., ,,,,.s
north oi Haitoras, with heaNE gales On Jahn'n tn t
crcouu'cIed a hurricane, the seas br'ahinE oNii NV &'O
80 1l',I.v With zee. several sails we're lost ana
The buiwarks broken in Thc hiIs l5"' 5V. uU.
me- i,''( schooner b. J. wizard. rom Lten'yra. on
i,nporT . encountered a northwest gale, accompanied
ft, nm snow and srct Inc sails Were frozen - sun
TINT Anthony Brown imcs Ntnjosh ana Ioprtt & - ,
serc bad thitten Willie cndcaNoHu@ 10 luiI lvE
q. Thursday last ue boomer had "notnef Eh,' ~
,tc "a heavy sea. and covered tnc vessel WIN ~ I
saturday last Anthony Barton of Delaware oho o' 'Ho
IoStbltt,n sailors, dioG of consunpu"u' 1-,~ IN,
Cpe bark CHARLES l.. Pearson, nom Hong Kong l Oh
satntCay when about 100 uhlcs from oa""H l"oH'
t,.s,G ibe lover iua,t Of large vessel, aad many
ii,ces. apparently Of wreck I'c nIt .%s"Ii, mn % m
teoi ect0Sn, =. T. l., was blown 200 uleI I'"-" r ro
co,sr on Jauutr, 2 and broke her nam boom tIe
shlp PIu INA, from HJvrc, on the nShi ol 'e'''u",
25 PASSED close TO wreck, supposed 90 Dr p"t % N,n
tbc siumu of the main mast staudIns Ihe hi'E h9pt,
Move when within ninety mile Of sandy lt'ch' Oh
January 3. was blown 500 miles out 10 He,, Sra,
nadiv lrustbttrn The bark boye'la' Hon
MarseiiIes when within t9r'y miles OF s@nIy 1"
HOOK. Was Blown OF 100 miles y stiOI was u"ciJ
1To.fnitfcr The pUr~cr of the C"Hu" SAYS mat tue
recent gt,S were extremely hcavy at b'rnn"' ana tne
cod wratAr t.c t1 ri,GCcl hdS 0,'A uhptcc 3eLtcu'
Tn, crous nave suffered severely. lAc sleahsui' Avu
DO, from Amoy foi NcW-Nmk, pW INTO MuIN : an
caoragc short O. cod. The steamship hhcd' liViu
Bremen. had very stormy passage, win h,tU e.
and .hpucl lIc3t del o. water. Ihe DARK h'IN =.
ClL.o. from C.!, had a very rough passage ! s!'I
rataed Joan Ty.lud fell overheard IOm the Ji1b"ou'
NOyelubcl 10, and was lost
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
A NEM MOVIE AGINSr MP. GIMRLErnN.

J. AdriancC Bush, who was one Of the Bar
Association Committee to whom County clerk Gumh!e-
ton refused TO show his books, made new move against
the County ClcIR Yesterday. Mr.. Bush went To the
County Clerks olc, and ASKED 10 the books ns
own hchaf This request Mr. GumhletCn refused. Mr..
Bush then read 10 Mr.. Gumblcon the law that directs
the Clerk to Keep certain records, ana thai they
shall hc open at an times 10 public INSPECTION and
demanded that be COMPLY Win tnc law. Nj. Gumbie-
ton Iicl .ir Bush la As attorney william A. Beach
ana EdVIn r. Meade, wLcreupon Mr.. Bush took hs de-
pdrturc.
prem, Court, winch WIZ hr presented to-day, settling
forth the facts and asking the Court 10 dr. ct the hooks
10 Do shown him the proceedings Will he conducted
somewhat dltlrIcutl from lhC other c'c, and Mr. Bush
promises to "uiahc r.fly for GGnhctDu if he con.
tiuues to defy the law and tie courts'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
THE CHARITABLE CANVASS TO-DAY.

III the canvass OF this city to-day Tor the
PURPOSE Of colccu, gifts for the Ioor, the following
charities Will asSst an share IN the proceeds: Tie
Children, Al society, -. Rauabis House, Howard
Mission West Side Relief Association, Society Of - Il
cent de Paul OLA G. .utcmeu'S Utscctauan Home, rive
Points House ol Industry, CrstIdn Home for Iutem-
peratc Men ST. JoAuo Guild XVItn Ward Boys Lodging
House, Guild Of Elizabeth, Iarha and Mary Society
ion Mothers and Young Girls IGhrmary FOR Women and
Children Association for tle Relief Of ColOltd Orphans,
Guild OF st. Ignatus Ladies Dcbo al Nursery, S. Jo-
seph Homo for the Aged, Public School Aid Society,
Shepherds F0ld, Helping Hand assoc .tioD Bread and
Beet Society. L. iru Home fer Soldiers ana sailors,
(mldrrI's Charitable Union, Home for Ola Mru ami
Aged Couples. House of Mercy, On pin Hone >Sie- q"
Mercy, -. john the Baptist Society. Win MHrd NS-
sion. Colorci Mission Association for the BcEchi %
Children Gud Young Glris, Ctjhohc FI"teCtoT\, Home
for the Aged SISTERS Of -. DOnnlck, Bows Lodging
House Home and school Of ldiu>try, 81 GrorScs Mis-
on. -. JuscphS A. lam, Home for IL" Fnchdl' So
Womsu's Home Peabody Home. Bsiniehcm Mission,
House OF Rest. Father McNam3raS Mission.
The committee appointed to supCIN>t th' aPPoII"H-
iu.ut OF the supplies - composed Of William J.. DUd"C,
IT, james VI. Brown, the R"v. I. ". Peters Townsend
,'oA the Rev. william Quinn, Edward Ncti4lHu JOun
Doocy g. Vi. Miller Nh la lgartcu, aud G. j. BIacr.
The awards will uc submitted 10 three dl-Ht tr'stcH gen
tcIucn FOR confirmation. GIFTS marked for ANY rarucu-
lar institution VII not hc INC udt" ~ ue "PP"I'.h
mept. The Tx cutyc Committce having Chdi-c OF III"
work today and tomorrow ls composed of the Rev.
willard Parsons of he Howard Mission james Lynch,
of the Home the Aged Henry hIDg OI tHc West SIDE
Vincent dc Paul and G. \. Bunting, Of The Christian
Home for the IneinptTa'c The quarters iu otJy
at Nos l31 al lji south Ili a\ g. ntl"t' - ."@
and Prince-sts. Forty-uHc wagons with elEnN-'hrce
men and large number Of BOYS Wllmdkt the c'lCCuJn
beginning AT "a. IN. and .. III L.cH collector "ll
bear credentials and on each wagon VIII hr - Pacari
with the inscriptions Collections TOR an { aT;lcs be
messenger boys viii 20 before and annouhce the air
IIOaCh Of tie Wagons
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
MEETING OF MERCANTILE JoBBERs.

The annual meeting OF the Mercantile Job-
bers' Association Of New-ICrk, took place yesterday
afternoon IN tho metropolitan Hotel with J.. Dayton. OF
the finn % Eastman. Bi.ow DAYTON, IN the chair.
seventeen firms were represented. Mr Dayton reported
u,t there aad uceu C.2-3 Inquiries MADE 10 the a.
e;-t5u s,-re, - about t'TcAt firms ana tIai j. A.
ly,.ulu the ro,Icys l'v! HAD COLI ctcd &11 cdl5
0urito ft I-t iLits months. the secretary read the
bl,n .. which j., composed OF thc names 81 hrhs ana
irl40l. from whom members "i the ASSOCIATION nave
ie,, urap.c 10 collect Gains. a RESOLUTION WIS
ad.It,d maxim. al. OutJfJwL joDbcrS honorary mem
hr The ofe,I cIcc;ed for tie ensuing year are 4reti-
G,t y p.fog: fret and second cPrcslcrDts, ;. {.
IIII ana II. j. slyc.s; secretary, VI. TOmpblhsJr Jr