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New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON-BH SPGmShjD HGiu-Miss BOttstorf
F. krghley r. Peacock, Mr and Mrs. Terry. Mrs Russe
GrneIe f.. f. COl,on Miss and Mr.. Wylun, IT, g. Fish.
T. Chandler MT and Mrs Merrill and infant, T.. LeceTc.
G. Bannerman. 4. ". IIaTCOmbe.
FROM LINERPOOl~-BU SeJHSbfD GcTmdHic.-Mr Ar
mold f. Biarci and p. H. Bvrt0u Lieutenant BuCkng
ham, BoSd"u. T. }eckcl Mr. Bushnell T. Brinham NJ
". Briggs the Rev. Father Bradley Mr.. ana Mrs. W. W
Barker and two Children A r. Curtin Mr. CaldecOtt f. W
CLANCY. T. COuOycr Dun =. T. Easter Ii. Gbb j. Gibson
v Gibbons l.. Cover, G. Iitchc0cG, MISS +. Hitchcock
and nrs T. Hitchcock ant maid. j. HOlznger T. Iasig
g. 4. Jones A King H. r. hi1d, \. kayuc, W. r. Lewis A
Laccrgrcn, II. Lagergren Il. McKay r. C. Mccormick I
Commissioner General Paris Exhibition Mrs r. &. Ne
tormick and maid schroder W Tapp. W. Parsons, Mr.
Dillingham; and son :. F. Mandell J. McCung, T. ". Nes
Int W Neidringhaus. o. W. NeIdrDghans G. VI. Prcsby
Peyrand r. and Mis-. T. r. Pic erng Miss Pickering
Captain VI l.. PcXettO j Robertson, q. rigs II. ROSen
berg f. Robinson " :. Reid T. D. Ryan, j. H. Hossbich
f. H. sullivan Il. f. Shaen, G. II. steDOlns A SpaThaWk
r B. Taylor, W H. Taylor :. V Trowtridge, John Wech.
Wclch. f. Watson, p. II. WOrra, +. y. Wggins ThOs
Young \. IcrDan Mr Hessing Mr. White +. ": smith r.
Davis Madame Rademader. l. G. Fischer MAJOR Watkins
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
u.TCHISG SALMON AND TROUT.

The New-Iork Fishery Commissioners re-
port that their operations with apeckled front. lake
trout and California trout promise well this year. The
trout of Caledonia brook were two weeks later than
usual in spawning the salm0ntrout IN the lakes
were ten days later than usual. This must have been
due II s said TO the weather aud the temperature OF the
wafer one wear ago there only 800 mature CALI
foTpia brook trout at the state hatchery From these
we're oh aimed co cgg-, which hatChvd WELL and The
Young grew rapidy. and appcar noes are that the yield
ihls wear will he something astonishing. IhcS: trout
spawn several months later than the brook trout OF East
ern vaters The Commissioners accepted consignment
of California salmon from the United States Commission
but have no call for them and desire 10 give notice O
all pcrsOus interested that n these sa mOn which are
now batchcd are not taken on their hands they Will lc
criye no more California salmon VIII do 10 stock pre-
served waters, they viii attain good size when re
.fri ed WISHING lhC
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
eMOTHERED BY COAL GAS.

Jane Schroeder, age SIX years, has been
q member Of the McCaflrcy household at No.
33l East Finccnthst. for three months. One
-El.zanctl-a girl Of nineteen, IS a mem
ber of the kellogg Opera Troupe. On Sunday shc
came 10 tul~ city Washington and went to the Me
Cafyrcv family TO visit her sister. Wh'n sEey went 10
bed EiizauclA a.kcd to be called at o'clock IN the
morning. in tiuIc to attend rehearsal at BOoth'-
Theatre. The two sisters slept together. AT the
appointed MI MvC aI"y's daughter knocked on the
lnor and RECEIVING answer, opened IT, The air IN
thc room was heavy aud t0ul. On TIE bed lay The
child fiat upon her back and dead her SISTER lay cross
bed, her mead resting upon the throat ana
est of the utle gir. she too, appeared TO he dead
Dr McMaster was hastily summoned, nd succeeded IN
saving The life q! the Oldest girl. Jane had
hcrn dead for several hours. They had closed
Inc amler IN the going To bed, and had been
overcome by coal gas The surviving sister ID III "A
L. Ll.Il III
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
Tot,l............ sj445I 20 ss9,2Gl 70 I$li2.53U

Drmtv-Survcyor Lake yesterday submitted hiS report
Of the wegheI. Department for the ten months OF ias
wear Collector Merritt said that 1t showed that rom
March to January there had been weighed 23e' 'ol''-
43G pounds of merchandise, at cost TO the Govern
ment incudiug salaries. of Sl55,969 So During inc
corre-ponng period IN s77 there weighed 241l-
s8s SOP pounds at of S23S,347 9l-a SAVING 10
thc Government last year OF Ss2,3'S o%' Slhce
April > when actual inst Fad or chei tltc n'S nro
enforced the report shows that the SAVING on hct"
tare on sugar alone has heen equd To I4sO93O pouhuS
thr entire saving br largely n excess OF r cost oI
the entire Wcighcrs De partmcit for tnat period.
Collector MrIritt nad his bill printed men pro-
vdes that duties may be paid hereafter 10y dLaIt upon
the United slacs sstan Treasurer the banks giving
such ,lrafts 10 RCcr deposit IN the SublTejsury.
new feature already published authorizes thG sec
retary OF the Treasury prepare stamps OF slaue ue
nominations. winch, when attached to ay ohfAl lapt
or document shall b. evidence, To the extent oi te N
dressed vaur The payment If the fees required on
such paper OF document Another provision 0I Inc law
rluirt Custom House brokers 10 take OJt license ana
10 pav Tee &, S5 the Collector. Brokers are TO De
held reSuons any acts committed IN the tIahbhc
tiou Of Custom Iolsc business any person emp Dyed
hy or acting os tIen ard their business books ana ac
counts SHALT ~ at times be open TO examination ana M
spection officer who NAV be sI clay auihrrlzcd
10 by the secretary Of tho Treasury or the Coec-
Tor OF the district They may be removed by the Coiec-
tor for misconduct or ifrcgultriN.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
KNICKERBOCKER CLUB GAMES.

The second annual Winter games of the
KnckerbockeriAthleuc Club, ut Giimores Garden last
evening were enjoyed by about 600 700 people,
among whom was number OF ladies' There
seemed 10 be lack OF management, which caused
much delay. The positions OF the contestants
were confused in the mile and hrceme walks, In the
mile-walk the winner declared To be a young man
who had made only seven out Of the eight
laps. Considerable interest was attracted TO the
entry in seVcral events OF two English athletes.
c. G. Nes, London Athletic Club. aud A. K. Charts. Red
Hill Athletic Club, London. But the former did not
make his appearance and though Mr. Charts started in
all his entries. seemed too heavily handicapped 10
make auy showing.
Some results OF the games were announced as OllOws:
Seventy yards (handicap)M. McFdul ia see:
one mile walk (haudcapl-F.1 Lackrmacscr, mt e's
Sec one mile rn handcap)J H. Dobbs, min. 535 see;
three-nie walk (handcapl-J B. CLARK. Actual time
OF winner, &c minutes 80 seconds Al a late hour the
final heats Of the 44O yaTd= the fve-mie and the
tug of war; were finished. The best time In the trial
heats Of the 440 yards made by II. {. ROmmc OF
the Triton Boat Club Newark. in 90 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
MADAME ANDERsON's ENDURANCE.

MADAME ANDERsON'S ENDURANCE.
DOUBTS ABOUT THE ACTUAL PERFORMANCE OF HER
sELF-IMPOsED TAsK-wHAT THE sCEPrICAL SAY
The tally-keepers at the Mozart Garden
Brooklyn, at 7:50p. Sunday, had credited naoane
Anderson with 800 quarter miles in as many quarter
hours Last night three quarters OF the 'me I" DC COZ"
sumed IN the walk was over, and yet the pedestrian
Shot no out ward signs OF exhaustion The attendance
is generally large and enthusasc few persons now
ever familiar with feats Of physical endurance, view
with dstTust the whole performance. Inc Ia'ler are
sccptIcal of the almost incredible nature OF INC
task It being considered far exhausting one hah
to walk a thousand miles in thousand cohseeuu'o
hours.
Madame Anderson advertises herself to appear and
walk at the beginning OF each quarter hour As she Is
reported 10 average 6 minutes 10 the quarter Wne'
which is under rather than above the estimate Only
9 minutes left for rest She is also reportcu a.
taking baths in this brief period. she appears on 'ho
track occasionally IN sleepy condition, but walks hei
self awake, aud invariably makes her last rounu ~
lively pace winch would forbid quick sleep on
hcr retirement Tie fact that there adversary pc
cuniary interested in her failure Is clted as tru ~
suspicion of tTIckery That woman, apparently wrlGn
Ing 40 pounds, should he aUe 10 undergo such s'an'
for three weeks and snow trace OF unusual WEAR
or loss of sh il considered iDcredlbe III Is ar
gucd, also. that it is easier for a woman 10
AVOID tho pryng mGusitlvenrss, which las generally
been the means of the detection OF fraud III any
undertaking this nature A " double " employed by
NAN IN Cincinnati III walking 900 miles IN 900 CON
sccutive hours only detected at the close OF thc
feat Should Madame Anderson find ii necessary TO r"-
sOrt 10 subteruge she would he abe 10 do 80 more sue
cessfuy than any man. Al present Madame Anderson
surrounded by host OF attendants who dlVde thelr
time between cXtOlhnS her wonderful endurance hhu
rcctng anecdotes OF her equally wonderful chrerfunes
wlnie undergoing this amazing fatigue According 10
these persons she often sings away her tedious spare
minutes, or plays pracucaI jokes upon I,eI dloi"a
II Is stated that being reused from uNc-
minutes nap she struck out so Chectuay with her
hands cause the Of tooth OF hcr maids.
Al 31j yesterday afternoon Madam Anderson began
her 2OOOih quarter mile and completed il In minutes
q 4 seconds Soon after lOI5 finished the 2,02Sth
quarter having walked 5O7 miles. The fourth week Of
her walk began last evening.
The echoes Of the Campaua- Ieary hasCo repeat the
alleged confession of the employed at Bridge
port VINO say tnat CampGna was marked up twenty
miles a day during his performance in Hubbes Hail. III
that city tnat OF his TRENDS ten miles each
night for HIM willie he slept; and that in his great
nney miles the last day the scorer was seen 10
mark him up Ten miles.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
OPENING ST. BARNABAS's HOUSE.

The new house and chapel of st. Barnabas,
in MuberTyst, under the management Of the SislerhOOd
OF the Good Shepherd, formally opened yesterday
The building adjons the old ST. Barnabas House, No.
3O4 Muberry-st., and is the gift Of John
Jacob AstOr to the City Mission Society of
the Protestant Episcopal Church The building which
cost $1,000, was finished IN October. The edIhce
has q front of so feet and depth If so feet.
on the first floor a chapel, seating 200. on the
second floor s a wOrk-TOOn for women desiring sltua-
tous, and schUOlrOOm and play-rOOm for the House
children. half-OrpuanS, now numbering sixteen. On
the third floor the nursery and the kinder garten
room for children, where mothers leave them
during the day whilo they at work. with
money from fund left 10y lady for building puI-
poses the front Of the old house raised rs high
that of the new edcc and made like II. The services
at D. III yesterday, we're in the chapel ana consisted OF
HYMNS prayers responsive service arranged for the
occasion. Bishop Potter delivered a brief address.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
One Orgontzattoni one Xana0ementi On. ln,,y,,,,
VOLUMES issued QUARTERLY.
Sheets Of Changcs SENT Weekly COnsan, Rerto,s and p,o
lyotUlcati0ns 10 SubscriJers
One Organization !
BRADSTREET'S.

We shall issue NJ Fory yurt volume ReDor, dnr,,
tnc weeks Of January We s1hnit fis edition sttb
hdcnce IN uHusual car" and vrea, ~
pen-e We term'ned 20 spare effort ma he on
complete. prehensive reliable tO his on;
perfected improv" mc'ts which apnesr ~
the Janary volume but VIII % have horet fore an
reared any commercial repors rsequrnce ot NJ ~
peal Of the Bankrupt Act We ave compiled absrart N
The collection ~ the several states which print unds
the proper hcsugs The compilation ~ these has ben
'de by representative attOr IN each
relied upon We heeve this feature viii be Appreciated G
all who have Grant credits covering diaeren
sections OF the county. uasmu, orr bDoy- pub,be5
quarterly shall be able in future O give any amendmsn
TO these laws, down 10 the very latest date
We have also introduced under each village heas
concise information showing ifs actual relative
whether railroad amboat, stage p0Dg,
On. and whether telegraph express or once
and II without bank banker the place where c
guide this viii be almost invaluable n be1P
Ecnsve intend that shall be reliable than snv
published erWe We have also tabglate the bank. ana
bankers throughout the United states and canada diving
the canal well their New York Correspondent
which publish apnendiX 10 each volume re'anns
however hc they appear at present under Their
respective town or city In the TcR"a' volume.
These improvements but index Of what
do for patrons the future. Owning and
treal To New.Orl.Ans, able contlO Il ifs
bTanch's that pOssbl- for the Interests Onr
patrons 10 suffer from conflict with local manlgcr..
RevnR solely the merits Of
solicit examination OF our system. with the
ability to -ubstanst- al claim and with the
edge that II IL worthy ~ earnest consideration.
THE BPADS1RFF RI COMPANY
O61ccs IN all principdi citiey ts iif~d Sfqes and
CaHGdd. and L0ad0n. England. ai5o Continental car
TeSDOtdoHre
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
EFFECTS OF THE GALE on SHIPPING.

The steamships City of New-Gork and
Germanc, from Liverpool, arrived yesterday after
exceedingly rough voyages. Other vessels which were
overdue also arrived The steam ship Fernwood. from
Cardiff, twenty days making the passage. on
Thursday she off shnnccock, L. J.. but encountered
tue westerly gale, which blew her of the coast. The
broke the vessel, washing everything movable
from the decks. The sails blown from the yards,
and three Of the crew badly frOstbiten.
The bark HARMONY which sailed with cargo OF wheat
tor ROcheort France, Tuesday last by way OF Long
for repairs Captain Downcy reports that on Friday
morning, to keep the vessel from gong ashore IN 4
northwest gale he let 20 both anchors buj they would
hold. After dragging until the bark was close on
Gu Island found necessary TO cut away the fOre
tOpmasts but the rigging was so badly frozen
that the worked nearly all night To clear away the
wreck. Tine schooner Carrie Walker, from Charlotte
town. Prince Edwards Island. with cargo of potatoes,
while coming through Hell Gate Yesterday. had her
port bow broken in by the ice of RkeTs Island. and was
tOwcd ashore when she filed with water
The schooner l.. A. Hooper. which was noated of
JOncs's Inlet Shoals on December 20 by the Coast
Wr,Ckng Company, went ashore on Friday on BLOCK
Island The crew suffered terribly from the cold. The
steamship NndiCatOr II St ashore near Smiths Point
L. l. W. F. clyde d Co. received "A dispatch Yesterday
staIing the wreCkcIs had hopes OF floating her
on Friday night the schooner Albert Phares OF Nor
walk Conn Captain william CoO6, loaded witt lumber,
ran ashore i'll Cold Spring HarbOr, l. L. where she now
lies. Her captain and crew were saved.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
SHIP Ne rs.
ARRIVED.
- NM ~.
PORT OF NETWORK


str Italy DR. simpson. London Dec 20 10 Hurst.
Sir Gcrmanc rl Kennedy Liverpool Dec 20 and queens,
str City Of New.York (Rrl Land Liverpool Dec a. via
Str Othelo (Irl Mitchell Huh Dec ls Boston g.
st Fefn%ood (Brj steele Cardiff days
SIR crescent city Porter Aspnwa Dec 27, Pacific
Str Siagara Curtis Havana 4 GAYS to ] L Ward & Co
str BeneactOr Jones. Wilmington, G. DAYS to VIM +
Schr james f Bayles ot Port Jelerson Dickerson Old
HabOr ia, 81 days with sugar, etc to II solomon CO.
srhr John Wood smith New Orleans Dec g. vi, Key
West 10 molasses TO Hurburt Co; vessel to over
Scr (Br). Baxter, CORVALLIS, with potatoes to
r DuryeA
shore. AT CITY IslAnd, NV; clear.
CLEARED
Srs Alsata tBr Craig London Henderson Bros; Fran.
'VInf ship join Mann Gibson Bfemcu 2 Whitney CO.
Nori Crstansen, Copenhagen Funch Edye & Co shaw,
BTirs Cafric purinton oanc Brunswick Miller nongh.
Ke stone korr uporto James EIwel y co; Thomas
McDonaid Queenstown Falmouth Tor orders, scsmmeli
bros Villa Hermcsa Mex ssla, Campecha Iasuayrs etc.
achrs Saie Mair Houek II, Jacksonville Geo II Squire;
II Nils. Totson, Kingston IeaycT @ It e C."
taincd in consequences Of the ice.
RETURNED.
Dark Bea,rice IBID mcclellan hence for Queenstown hav
BARK Harmony OBI, Downcy. hence for Rocheort.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nc..Ja
here to-day YorA, reports Handkerchief Light ship
Santuckct ShOal, gone.
srhr A Hatfed ,of windsor s. Hatfield from Windsor
for with potatoes frozen in the ice in hunting
ton Bay, l.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Carr strs LoysRe from Norfolk: ImDros
0TsrSsrowN Jan G-Arr City of Montreal, from New
ER.ToI, Jan t.-Arr str Acadia from New-York.
IILyRr Jan B.-AIr Mela and Whickham, both from
Hncgi0yA Jan G-Arr INST. Castillo from NewYork
MoyILIE Jan 0-Arr str Peruvian from Baltimore via
Halifax for Liverpool.
Hamburg. o.. o., 49, ,,--,.- i, -
i"yb0S Jan Sailed 22d ult Henry wing 10Th ult Ida
the latter 70 Sd AphOnso Marie Hafrs1ord
& Fiwcll Arvo both Philadelphia; 4th INST unena
for Ic l. = savat Gertrude Freia, Belt Jason 5th inst.
ON Fish OEni ATCturus; 9th INST, Conl'lehIi
Arr 2}i ut re- Fac; 2Ith Mt SNeo. all
at Ngn -t ut Heinrich IOdbertus Itrchlna bIuo the at
trr at ,;ibaltar; Nemnon. Penang SsnaI t"dut" Ilh
u,t Lugsnn Tango Fiji pO. Ie. J0ustu 3lst nit Hon,
Cnaw,y tre latter CALAIS; ls inst Sebastian ac Delta
Lnv,lrL Orona Don Francisco Elyra, Aga Ia "a inst
Tl, cot rdn Anna Johann hcpcr Texas Charlie HtcH'
man IA ms George pOanc II ron saga. Evyiya Jo-
i,une Mar; stewart NadwdSk'. Adupr EnGlcr ~lrIld lie
Marine Iuctrac. ifh Fvar Iambcr sclvar the latter
on me Lizard Gutenberg, Fig Acgamc. GrcGedc
m inst Lena Scrrus. ANTAGONIST. Johanue Matte Karuak.
slfu,uS urull Aurora. Irda Bertha,
toor Pauline IIDcrttO Bravo. Fadsyod. bion.
cello " f Harvard Brsl kugs County, Agnes Glad.
own. Ludwig Uryn. TIE latter at Deal
ship supply, a. - sailed from fIayrc the ID INST.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CUSTOM UOISE REFORMS.

INCREASE IN DUTIES on PASSENGERS BA""A1E-
ECONOMY IN THE wElGHfRS DEfAkiMENl-
NEW RULES FOR PAYING DUTIES.
The annual report of the Customs Depart
ment on ities collected passengers baggage during
the wear shows great increase the totd being the
largest collection made in one year The increase
iu duties began August when Collector Merritt sur
yevor Graham and General Curtis enforced stric'ef
examination baggage than had prevailed htherto'
The law providing that passengers should make sworn
declaration Of duablc goods went into effect on Octo-
her 1861 and the duties collected for the remainder
OF that year 81 s9l 62, against Ss5s2 1l Tor the
same time 1854 The collections BY months Tor inc
last years shown by the report submitted yes
ttrday to Collector Merritt. were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
LOSS BY THE CHICAGO FIRE $4,000.

Chicago, Jan. G.-The total loss by
Saturday nights fire IS now thought not to exceed
$4,000. The individual losses confined almost en-
trey to office furniture. The Libraries Of law firms IN
the building were saved with little injury General
Shcudaus loss at the Army headquarters ls uinlh2'
The military department has taken quarters Tor thr
present the cDtresol Of the Palmer House me fos
Office Is located in the Singer Building; ana there Is
nothing in the distribution Of tDc mails in the CITY 70
indicate that the department has been disturbed Inc
Chicago and Alton Railroad officers have returned TO
their old quarters at Nos and Van Burrn-Sl. The
excellent work done the Fire Patrol aud the Fire De
parmen alone preserved the walls Of the building and
the three lower floors from great Injury.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
SUDDEN DEATH OF A PHYSICIAN.

DIR. Albert |. Steele died i'll Centrc-st., near
White yesterday. DR.. steele was born in seymour,
Conn, and rxty year OF age He has always been
greatly interested In electrical treatment for diseases,
and az his death president OF the EectrOMcdical
CoIcgr at No 80 81. Mark'splace. lie wHs ANNOUNCED
10 deliver last night al Cooper Institute and
had gone down town 10 procure apparatus iOr ms lee
tnre hen he was seized with the NJ which resulted In
hs death On Friday last DR.. steele fell On the Icy pave
IneDt near the Bible House. Ho was Il large man. aud
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
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3:45 a. m.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FLIGHT OF THE ANEFR

LONDON Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1S7Y.
The Nec- York Herald communicates to
the London press account Of an interview
Tashkcnd between General Kaufman and James
Gordon Bennett. The former stated that he had re-
ccivcd letter from the Russian General RasgonOf an
nouncng that he accom- panied shere Ali in bis flight
Tor the Russian frontier. General kauimann
said he had applied TO Prince Gortscnakon for instruc
tons concerning reception OF the Ameer, but had
received no answer up to January >.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE DISCHARGED WORLD coMPosToRs.

About 800 members of Typographical Union
No met in Pythagora Han In Canalst, on Sunday, 10
take action Oh the discharge Of members OF the Union
from The World Office. The discharged cOmpositors
made statement that year ago they agreed TO re-
0uctop of fOrtysiI cents TO fOry cents OOO
ems wifi the understanding that weeks notice should
he given of any further cnange, and that they were
Sharged A committee appointed 10 prepare a re-
nor OF the matter 10 the Union which has ITS regular
oetipg this evening Assistance Is being gwen 70 tIe
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
GENERAL GRANT IN LONDONDERRY.

TDNDON, ] UfkOaY, JaI Z, Is lJ'
On the occasion of General Grants reception
at Londonderry yesterday, the town hall, vhere the
ceremonies took place, was decorated with flags.
General Grant. speech returning thanks for the
freedom Of the city, said could not quit Europe with
out visiting Ireland.
At the banquet given his honor In the evening, Gen
eral Grant said that there still room for many more
millions in America.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
rRrEuoLpERs GulLrY OF NEGLIGENCE

The members OF the Board OF Chosen frce-
holders OF Bugcn County were indicted at the present
term Of TIE Cou OF oyer and Termncr at Hackcnsack
\ j. for wilful negligence in falling 10 repair bridge
I'm UohoEus Township, between IIOhOkus and Ridge
wood The tril began on Thursday last. and CON
cudcd Yesterday afternoon. Judge xOu's charge 10
me iury was IN avOTaDle tn the board In il he sad
the ireebodcr- had night to oDstruct roadway white
repairs 10 II In progress, but the law did not
unhuld them in shutting off travel any hOrOug gfarc,
however little used. The juy retired al $3.50 O'clock,
and after twenty minutes dehbcraton returned WIKI q
verdict of gully CbarCC( III The indictment. should
thc law IN TIL, he stringenty enforced tne entire
hoard-thItcen members-wlll be subject 10 IL fnc of
...al
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

NEW WINE N OLD BoTTLEs.-FacetiOus old
party" How long do you say rat wine has been bot
lied waiteri" Waiter" Fourteen years Sir" PacetiOus
old party" LOT, didn't know flies would i've as long
as that" Water" Flies. sirf FacetiOus old party
Yes. mean tnat one kicking about Ia the bottle -
Fun.
COsNOIsSRURs-D0n nad-" Tuncan, that will
pee the whuskcy 90 Duncan" sh- Ia the best
never lastcd! Dugal-" 20 did J. too, also, never no
mUIe .."-llun-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
PROMINENT ARRTyALs

Clay,ndon Hotel-Count Lcwcnhaupt, Swedish
Minister st Washing Fnh ne Hoel-R. G. Me
Cnrmics United states General 10 the Paris
Eyp,.itinn senator decree Hoar senator tirnrc"
the Henry L. Pierce and L Bailey tldrlch 3f
Ex-Governor Andrew g Curun,
David ~ Wells, OF Connecticut aud smith " Mteh
of Plattsburg, y. ". 81 ic'oids H9r-' 0hEIrssan
lewelyn Powers Of Maine and the Rev A. Bradley OF Liv
erpo0l . W,,isor Poirl-Judge George =. Com-tocE OF
Syracuse General g. T. Marvin. Of Albany Rosl"0re
HOteI-JudGc G. H. Ingalls, Of the NewlOrk supreme court
.... HSsV Hops<-Ftancis b. HAYES, OF Boston
T.. a gressman " Covert 81 Flushing, y. Y
Grand CSntrdt State Treasurer j. NJ Renfroe "f
Georgia Ho>i-Captan Kennedy, OF the steam
ship ermanic. BOuse-Judge Hiram Gray, OF ~
min
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
ppOCrrDS OF TIE CATHOLIC FAIR.

The Committee of Management OF the
Catholic Fair held its final meeting yesterday morning
at the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Several pas
tors were pIcs; Mt urge delay In closing hr treasuor
accounts because they had either been unable 10 collect
all promised gifts or because al the articles contributed
had nt vet been sold II Therefore decided 10 allow
the churches few days more The treasurer reported
that mis- accounts balance OF Sl1l 300 over MI
eTnenses which cid not exceed $1,000. Resolutions
were then passed mpmenaTy TO the members OF the