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, 1879-03-20

OFFICE or THE CnIEp S1GsAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. t., March .l-1 Il. n.-1nt!.-
catt.,lIs: Fur Tennessee ntltl the Ohio Vntiry,
warmer, clear wcuthrr, followed by Increasing
cluu liucss anl by rain. soutlcastcrly winds,
vscring tu southwestrrlY, nnd falling Iaromo-
ter.
For thu Lower Lake regton warmer, cloudy
weather, With rain, southwcstcrly winds. geucr-
ally shifting to castcrty, aHtl luwer pressure.
For the upIer Lake region. purity cloudy
weather with rau or SNOW arcas, westerly wlnds
generally shifting to northeast Asl1 northwest,
md In thu south portions lower pressure y'tth
higher temperature.
Fur the Upper Mississippi! md Lower Missouri
Valleys, cloudy weather. with raln ur srow,
warm caste.ly winds barktnt; to colder north
westerly, followed by clearing weather aud by
rEhilg barometer.
Cautlot,ary signals continue at Milwaukee,
Gsan4 lluven, u,ti Lul!ngtol,.
LtcAL pn4kKvAtIuSs,
CHICAGO, March II.
, 1879-03-20

WAsMsNoFoN, y. C.. March t9,-AtE. It'll rre-
eented the creLcutIuls Of Ills colleague, Air. Cor
do,. lls sa1d lllat thu Inter wus uctalncd from
thu Senate by sickness
Numerous bills wcro Introduced; one, by hlr.
Eaton, to revive the Court Of Commissioners Of
the Alabama claims; bv hE. Durns!do to reor.
gantxe tho army, uul BY Mr. Beck 10 remove a!l
political disabilities imposed by tho Fourteenth
article Of Tho Constitution; also bill to repeal
the act Of July, 1862. requiring the tcst-oath.
TAe follow lng is resolution which was offered
In tho Senate hy Mr. Edmunds to-day iu accord.
, 1879-03-20

GLAsQow, Marcel, l9.-Arfived, tie 6tato Of
Inlluna f,on New York, ,-;,
Nsw Yo89, March l9.-Arrl.td, tho Apchorta
f1ona Glasgow, and the Leasing from Hamburg. .
LONDON, March l9.--Iha steamships Kroa..
pnnz Wilhelm, aud Ethiopia, FROM Nom YORK,
hare Rltlytu 0ue, n.".,.
, 1879-03-20


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.,,.,,'r - 49,. na,oox..to snw4 -, .,,a eoas..
tuition OF luz Defnoefat'c part o. tHe eonato
F1nancc Committee certainly looks very much
Ills, continuation ~ ti,,. tnnt ro,lyct,,v ,,Itv
.'No .N,. eouu>Vu ~ Wv , eu.e.u'f w. pol4sJ
Oh tlc currency WHICH nus aecrcasea 'ne Octho1
CRITIC majority In ihc House from
oyor etrtv r. M; IN nva ,,o,v mi
,', 49, ~ 49,. 80 .e'o INV, ",.'
llas lett tile purity prey to constantly
increasing disscns!ons. Three Of the five Dem
...,t pe,.... 49,, a.. Cu r..,..,t. ..
6oft-money men. Baynrd md Kcrunn arU posi-
ttyrly for hard money, Wallace faces 10th WAYS,
"Hhe Foofhe'S N1la becf Me a'o"e" 1nhation-
ists, and in any issue Of honest money, as up-
rnac,, IN rrccnh,c,r ,,Hn,,,u Inward mn, Kcr.
'.,, Iii" 49,. ~ -.
nah MI! 10 cHHlpellea 70 tlilte Wltu tue lhepuo-
llcan members Of the Cob 1k.ce. The flna.,cir,
,ss,,c nj thc rs, lonr .cs.,nn NJ f'on,rcss vii
$500 -. A'ss ,. "N. sS07 "'''
sHe'1tany plaee Inc uetaocsata III
4 VEAr EMBARRASSING AND HuNfL1ATIS0 70.
, 1879-03-20
THE MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

ANN ARpon, Mich, March lo.--Judxo Hunt
lngton tonight rendered q uects[on In tho last
half Of she famous University chanccry suit.
by q former decision. tho arvouutinE between
, 1879-03-20
KANE COUNTY.

hpfc1G D1ApIsCH 10 IHk 1rhHH&.
ELoIS. ILL.,, Mnrch IA soccial election for
Kane County has been called for April 1e to
choosc County Clerk and Coroner. N. N.
iaycltp, Chairman of the Boarl Of Supervisors,
TO whom this matter was referred, hal entered
an ordered for anclectfon for tllese officers to BIS
held on April l. tho Same day rs the annual
spring election, but by reason OF delay in post
lug the notices the matter went over beyond
the time required for tho twenty days' notice,
hence the sceontl Gull set for the 18TH prox.
The Republicans, who arc iu the majority Ia
this county, huye called nominating couyan-
tton, 10 meet ut Geneya On the I'd inst, for tlIo
purpusc Of sclccti0g candidates for these
positions.
Tie board Of Supervisors at the last meet.
ing, on the 3l inst, appointed II. 4. Scutt, OF
Geneva. to TIL the vacancy in tic County Clerks
ollIrc. caused by the resignation of the Hnn.
Jol,n e. Slserwfn, elected to Congress; ami also
appointed Dr. Dl.ckuInn TO I'LL The vacancy In
the Coruner's ulrc, c3,sct by the failuro Of
Or. 1Mrher 10 quality when elected last fall.
Among the candidates !or the n08ttton aro A.
H. Henupre. Of Aurorn; Thomas Meredith nst,l
SunvsYoor Earil, VI batav!n; Supervisor Miller,
Of St. Charles; G. +. Hnsey, uf Lud; E. Cit.
ford OF Elgir; ull.l II. Z. Edwards, III Dundee.
Arrcuttli IL u suprrnr nun As.d ought lo bo
nA,inutel, hut thu Indications nse that Bcaunfa
.ns tlr hucu on the otl.gr aaprunts. 1t IS pr.
sttartl that II. 4. Scott, IT GGneya, Will be tl.o
unly Democratic cailuttlRtc.
, 1879-03-20
IN, ROCHESTER, Inventor and Proprietor


oce, for tho tslc Of to Rochester ened rs wilt bn
ssNsses IT, INSCRIPTION cures without medicine. TIn
Mae..sf !cned!es M cons;st of an !mrtoyra stom'c',
asses of thc 5;omasi aaa Lirer: wlth ts Mcd.cascd
sptsYentise for Ill rkies of naafa and rontnEIo,n
Gsei: Iao bet r. tls market Every pc1son + .houa
,Spted for children and fur female wenknssses and
Etxu1ftice. Tho Pad ia cotnpuscd OF hasniess veg.
ties compounds, neycr hardens, 1t Il cheap and
tdtettfe and never fats Il propcEy worn accoEdlg TO
ausint 10 treat ladies. Sold By iii nrst:ciaAs drug-
tSu Ask for Rochester AblorbfnR Cushion. Take
soottler,
Richardson Co., Soils Wholesale Agents. 81. Iont..
snspa fS e5H a seiS GoSs u
n. Chaplin. late Chief Manager Holman Pad Co..
H. tonts
, 1879-03-20

LITTLE RocK, Ark. Marrh 1D-'rllc Grccnlack
City Convention nominated for Mayor ex-Co,l-
Ercssn,an ". ~. Wiltshire: fir rolIec Judge,
Jonl II. Cherry; Treasurer, ". 4. Rector {col-
orcl). Election April I.
, 1879-03-20
aEnTs' r FURNISHING GOODS.
Mem \ Half Hose
WILSON BROS,

Arc now receiving t1acfr
Spring Stock of Halt Hose
direct from the English and
French manufacturers, and
show flIIl lines in new and
handsome cO7ori1igs, MS we'll
MS tho staple English. and
the Justly celebrated French
&C. CO. Brown Cotton
Goods, nJl at BOTTOM
PRICES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO RENT.

y STORY BRICK TENEMENT. 25x4oxso; WORTH
OR5!DU free aud clears Ellioit place, Brooklyn; OK.
change for New YORK Dwelling worth $1,000; balance
mortgage. PLASS, III broadway, room 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21

WEsTCHEsTEls COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE Oh TO LET.
AT fAKRyTOwN, NEAR DEPor-HIGH GROUND,
Aeiegsnt views unsurpassed vc large house grounds
0ubuidngs very healthy desirable for hotel or
first class boarding house: can't DO boat; cheap
terms very easy to close estate; possession Immediately
must be sold al once \. kMBERsON, 81 West AID ST.
J,OR sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, 20 ACRES IN
Yonkers road TO Brewster's station adjoin-
Ing large purchase Of James Gordon Bvnnet mag
pihcsntiy located. CLARK CRANE, Pine.
, 1879-02-25

The Chinese question is being raised in
romo Of the Colonial POSSESSIONS Of Great Brit
sin IN such Way as to compel action by the
Provincial authorities and eventually by the
Home Government. In British Columbia,
sut Of population Of 25,o0o one-toarth arc
Mopgolians, and q very earnest petition for
restriction in immigration and tho imposition
If q per capita tax has been forwarded to the
Dominion Government at Ottawa. Trouble
has also arisen in New Zoaland by reason OF
tho competition OF Chinese cheap labor, aud
here too m effort will be nado to secure 70.
ntriotiya logiBlation.
, 1879-02-25

CHINESE TRADE,

GAlNk k5E 1Ah4Es
Tho San Francisco Examiner, In stating
tho probabilities OF iosn Of tho China trnt's
In case Of tho passngo Of the blfl cutting III
tho immigration from China, contends thas
thoro ls not enough involved in the mnstor to
canso any alarm. Tho total oxports Of NOR
ol,nr,diso from thu United Bsatcs 10 China Ia
about S30oo,000 a year; tho export OF
specie " $12,000,o0o We therefore export
s12,0,0,o0O In onsh With which 10 pay for
wlat we buy Of Uhinn. Tho California papcr.
argues that this trato is Of itself in ono aonso
o 1oss, and TINT tho immigration Of the
Chinese is another national loss, md IL co.,-
tonds TINT complete non.intercourso with
China would be preferable to tho eontiutt-
anco Of tho trade with tho accompaniment
Of The immigration.
The world has become too practical to per-
nit questions OF race, religion, or habit 10
reg,late and control trnde. Az there Is no
patriotism iu trado, SO there aro no prcju-
tliccs That cau any longer rsslrain or prohibit
It. As The man buys bis daily supplies from
Tho butcher and the grocer Of whom hc cau
get tho most for the lcast money, 20 CONF
munittea, aud 6tntes, md nations deai whore
they can got tho greatest consideration for
their money. 80 long as tho Chinese refused
dealings with tho outsida world ut 1ll, tflon
they were exceptions among nations but,
when they found thoy could eet moro for
what thoy had 10 sell by tRking in ex-
change the products of other peoples,
even II they vera barbarians, they began to
seek commercial relations. They aro n
shrewd, thrifty people; they hare long
since mastered Tho science Of small things;
they fn1ly underst md Tint millions of dollars
aro but aggrogatos maslo up Of small fractions
Of dollars; they know tint, whom they can
got 10t bnrrels Of 1onr for Il glyon quantity
OF ten, it in to thoir profit TO take Tint
number Of barrcls In preference to talsing
| 100 harre1s; mud they know that It is to tl,oir
profit to purchase cotton cloth where they
cnn get 1t at ono-ten!h Of cont per square
yard cloaper thau they can got It elsewhere.
Tho roason why tho Chinese hnyo Of Into
years began to purchase American provisions
aud American manufactures Ia precisely the
Hamo TINT has opened even tho markata Of
England to tho same gooi1s. Great Britain
does not buy cotton, nor tobacco. nor bread
stutfs, nor provisions from tho United States
because Of any lovo for this country, lul
simply because aho can purchase theln Ut ,,s
for less money than sho can got tltom
elsewhere. Tho ohnose only. buy OF us
whom II is to their advantage, mud they will
nnt b,ty Of others so long rs thore Is thu
slightest gain nor saving to bomat1o by dealing
with US. II wo can buy silk or tea oheape1
than no can in China, as for instance i.
Jnpan, our trado with China will drop o1. In
s.antly. There III, therefore, not the faintcs
sombla,.ce Of ghost In tho so-callod laws oi
trade which has baaa coniurcd up es rceso,
why NO should not discontinue the im1ni
grafton Of Coolies.
, 1879-02-25

Tho bi1l introduced by Senator JoshzN In
the Illinois sopato providing for tine Of
$500 to bo imposed upon any .nomber Of the
Legislature found guilty Of riding upon n
railroad pass bids f4ir to 60 farther iu tho
right direction than its author intonded. It
waa offered as satire On the propensity Of
the average legislator to avail himself OF all
deadheading opportunities, hut it IL now
seriously proposed to include In tho proyis'
ions Of the bill all Stats, county, and 1nunlo'
lpal officers, as we'll as those holding places
by appointment OF tho Governor. Tht
Beuats will at all events hare an opportun,t,
to make record on tho bill, md tho law, J.
passed and enforced, would be credit Il
Illinois, whore official deadheading ia aluos
epidemic
, 1879-02-25

. 4 liberal abstract is given In another
column Of tho recent decision of tho Illinois
Supreme Court affirming tho validity OF the
Chicago city acrip Of 1873, go extensively
lssued and used In anticipation OF tho collec.
Non Of taxea for the current fiscal yoar. Tho
opinion Is written by Justice D1oHEr, aud
lots at rest the question -, to tho authority
Of The city to pay lis current expenses by
means Of warrants on tho Treasury payable
put Of any moneys belonging to the proper
fnnd
, 1879-02-25

The obsequies OF the late Bishop FoIEr,
Of Chicago, wero yesterday completed at
Baltimore In all tho solemn state aud I'M
prsssive grandeur embodied In TIE ritual Of
the Roman Catholic Church, and in tho
large attendance Of eminent eeclesiasts WAS
conveyed recognition Of the great worth
hnd high position Of the deceased prslato
Archbishop GDBoss pronounced the eulogy,
and most e1oquontly did ho set forth tho
lofty virtues and Ana example that shone out
In the career upon earth of Bishop Foley.
, 1879-02-25

The Border City Mill, ut Fall River, Mass.
WHICH was wrecked BY CAAoE and HATHAWAY,
has been run OF late by Il committee OF credit
osa, They hare besn aole to report profit Of
$eu, coo for ten weeks. Ihcae unusual profits,
tor 50 short period, have raised hopes among
tho creditors tint they will eventually pe paid
In full tic $500, 900 due them. But there Is no
reasonable hope Tor the stockholders. who can
not comc III for any benefits untIl other claims
arc satisfied. CHACE nlui HATHAWAY stoto tho
cnttro capttnl stuck OF S500. .Q10, Ald they are
now III Stnte's Prison.
, 1879-02-25
PERSON AL.

Il tho Chinose don't co California threa4
ems 10.
Tcnnyaon perfectly idyl-izes bis nsE
grandchlld.
In riow at tho popularity Of tho pinhfoEs,
tue p!nbsck is gradually going ont Of use
If opera.aingsra would carry tho war into
Africa tt would ho blessing to weary pnbe
i Qlsdstouo'a adnirars propose 10 build
hntpttai to btu motpory that will cost $4,000
: The walking is 60 bad in England that ILL.,
Weston will 1nish Ills walk oY taking tho ttaln-
Adulteration is cnrriel to such m alarming
cxtont that oyen water ia shunned as general be7
crsEc,
Mr., Tilden Is regarded by The Thurman
wing Of tho Democratic party as large psnos'aas
loss.
Paonlo in Northern Wisconsin keep tfa
wolf ftou, tho doc. By lncosing their sheep ia fb'
pasture.
Tho ono i.lss in which, all soctious Of ths
Democratic party agreo H. "An51n'hs 10 's''
Gtant." ....
Sitting Bull, tho outcast alicn from our
borders, keeps Z good many locks OF halt tofe@f~'
beE Us by.
The only man who could not toll 10 II
dead, but va have With Us msny who sanno'"4
tho truth.
Tho Chinese troaty Hhonltl not be so1o'
GATED, China is d good country to Work eA "S8'
dollars on. A.,
Dakota Territory has now town c'uea
rd.r. md in innocence and loyol!ucsa IT fl'sa
ltamescy Park. A..
Johu W, Young has just takon his nun
wife. John Is evidently bound To 30 o'sR0s A'~
than old Brigham.
Oop. Sherman Is going to Ban ffaneseo'
ard California had better not al'onpt '''e''"
while ho'a around III.
I'Lero arc a great mapy trla1S III '"a Nv.
world, hut none for Kntb Cobb, eeeaa'o '"' 0''N
got the money "a "a. tot H. ii
Instead of saying "too th1n' ''s is'sus. ..nt
Grant White tfansiateat II into sha e'p'e''''A
tia utmost tonutty Of fabric H..
The Now York Epeniag Post d'p'o.ss !. ~.
degradation ot humor Ia Consse't, -,
| direct attack on the funny littls hs. co.' H..
Peter Coopor is said to BE- a''layins :, ,s sol
| deAu languages, and he ls qnl'e sa'ps'.sa ,'a,.
they wero dead some time before nc "a' 's'a H..
Afr4, John Jacob Astor, IN Ton 5ssasd 5ss.' ~
accurcd homes and tho means Of n,su ~. s%7 tto.
| 4,D batuelsss children ut cobt o. neA'''
prof. Swing says there should I'd q" ~! 'sS sa'.,,
ttoc,,,,m in Tho pulpit, Which, beng 1a'. ~ I'll Ii.
ss',an NAN. tho.e sboull he no Ts'@As' -
pulpit. ., thinner
Mary Anas'so" x..r ~ .rc To's Is bad eno9:a; =.
sufe's' ea' "' pop' '"' ' i,
acting Ill x,.,t IRELAND ue1s
! MnrBhal MAoblt1on WI" sao'' ,~omedu Il
, 1879-02-25

rvv co,e.oo Tn1nrxr has established branch o!1ecs
r., ~ Trretrt Of subscriptions aud advertisements -
follows ,.,,,. rr .t,.
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rAI,js. Francc-No Ia r1uo d. Drsngt. .nhte'iere'
N,MAHtER. Agent. -. ..,
LONDON, Ene.-Amer!ean Exchange +*p s'fano'
uKNkY r. GilLE8, Agent.
BAN FRANCISCO, Ca1.-rA1acc Hotel.
WASHINGTON. D. C.-So. 1870 stseet
, 1879-02-25
THE ENGLT6H IDEA OF GOLD.

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, 1879-02-25

The Atlanta Constitution says: "3Es BUTLER
will pgshaps regret 10 llear that the tontcdcs1.s
soldiers don't want any PENSIONS" The cou.
fclcrotu eo!sltora will regret 10 hear this mora
than Ben BUTLER docs, mud the Constitution Ia
time will regret that they regret to hcar It.
, 1879-02-25

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proance' na5 tns 'oao"lns - copy o. TUG
aooamehs aetaa''S 'SS"ea W tao hahsas
Committee;
"You arc hereby further directed to 5slns "!tt
you oe.o'e saa ~ du.a os,s''a' ~ H., IT,
scs.i,n n rtn,toa s,atcr Senator in ths statc ~
which mention money, and which wo.o sent from
your o''ec In 1'opekn. Kan, from Jan. =, 1870
, 1879-02-25

We print this morning letter from Bena-
tor JAMES g. BLAINE on the subject Of tho
Chinese immigration bill, and in reply to
W1lL1AM LLOYD GAnn1aoa. Yhn letter Ills.
eussea the subject In q manner 10 pointed
and 50 forcible that It cannot fail to explode
the purely sentimental objections Of the
aoLool Of thinkers Of which Afr. GARRISON IL
one. The letter meets tho only objections
which any sorious number Of the people Gu
tersain, mud little oal.n reflection and care,
ful thought will satisfy any reasonable per
ron that Tho bill ought to 10 enacted now
1t does not propose 10 interfere with or dis
turb any CLiuamau now In tho country; !.
spplies only to tho ful.re, aud it's passage al
This time will be found 10 DO both timely AMI
nsnesHarv
, 1879-02-25

The Atlanta Constitution bcga JOINS suERYla
to interfere and prevent tic nomination os
GRANT. There is nothing SHERMAN wouit
moro willingly do, II he Gould.
, 1879-02-25

Of sentimeutnlism outside of tho case
altogether.
THE OHIO CLERICAL CALAMITY.
Tho recent developments In tho case Of |
Archbishop PuncE1I, made at the Synod Of |
priests convened in Cincinnati, givo It very |
pisiablo inspect, first, because 50 many poor
pcop1o have lost their money through bis
unfortunate Investments; and, second, ba-
cause this financial disaster, which las
nssumed appalling proportions. must Of me-
cessity cloud the closing days Of prclato
who has heretofore borne, VIC believe, IN
excellent reputation. There is no testimony
to chow that be Intentionally defraudod his
dcpositore. On the otler hand, he accepted
their deposits with the belief undoubtedly
that lo was doing them favor, aud that t!le
clerical savings bauk would not only DO ablo
10 pny d good interest, but would honor
their drifts on call. The wretohcd result,
however, only shows that clerical savings
bank is not moro infa1liblo than a secular
banh. The panic struck the Bishop. aud
pnnio IL no reBpecter Of persons. Values
ahruuk. Securities proved worthless, or
lwindled away In values. His Investments
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, 1879-02-25
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

NAuntCE MArER LODGE. ,n5. ]. o. =. g.--The
ese of thG aboys Lodsc s1o hs.eey Tnt!asd 70 A.
ihls {Tuesday} afternoon It o'clock, from hs resi-.
irnts. sj8 Whaa4h-kT. ClIAs. COHEN, Sec'y,
, 1879-02-25

ory OF tho late Congressman W,l,nu. -
Detroit Dlslr1ct, md The sc,son ~, ..v ~ NE
cxhaust that dolefut subject. OuIy aha, 'eo II
y members attended, md, It It had no. 'sen' =
for The sttaRRlors In the catcrrs. In Ivy Mea
men who delivered entoe,es upon ttc ,,,s seaoes
actcr. and public scfyIres Of Mr. ws,' IT, .aa'-
aoaM ha7o spoken to bccsarlv accom-, n1s -,
empty nenehea' The deceased was peu,lem,a m "
o. considerable intilenvc n,nl high no,,to" ~
washington md hi ,ls own s.ats, no,i,rsna t,. IN
and socially, and 1t is strange iu,cc b,a5 Tia, .s15
should be 81 few among his oil, a,soca,s, '".s' '
wat'ld be willing to do him reyc.rncc, "wsi, FUN
shadows VIC arc, md what al,aowa NO n,,.u." as;