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New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
PREPARING TO ADJOURN.


HAsTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONVICT LABOR.
FROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, May 21.-The Legislature was
busily engaged to-day preparing for final adjourn
ment to-mOrrOw. The customary Indications not
Wantng-disorderly proceedings attempts to advance
bills, hasty voting and large crowd of lobbyists IN
both houses. The presiding officers bad a difficult
task 70 perform, but both Mr.. Dorsheimer
and Speaker Alvord executed their duties calmly. and
by their trmness kept members in STREET obedience TO
the rules Although there large number Of bills
considered the morning nearly all Of
minor character. some questionable bills may have
been passed during the rUsa OF business Dut exami
nation OF the journals OF the houses reveals very
bills whose good character not apparent their
face
An attempt was made I'm the Assembly 20 pass Mr.
Knowles's bi limiting the number of convcts engaged
any trade 70 the State Prisons % 10 per cent Of the
entire number Of persons emplOYed dt such trades
throughout the state. Stove mouders very numer-
Gus Albany, and Mr. Knowles undoubtedly sought to
curry Iavor with them hy this bi which # it becomes
n law Will lessen the number or cOuvcls employed at
stove making i'm the prisons Mr.. Flynn rad as0 IN
cIudrd n the bin an amendment prohibiting
tie making Of hats by the couvi,ts. The
amendment was made after o statement by Mr..
small that any competition bv tne coBvic5 damag-
inc TO the business The DILL was read third time and
by a vote of 80 ayes tO g. nays As usual. Wnen suc
blS cr,-ficr.I rhe rp,resor tgtives of Nev-York
md BrrofrD frr1ishcd the largest quota OF it sup
porters The following voted for the bill Ackermau,
--'r,- u ,-a .-,. fl1u.lq-s Fffmlu Feelau
Flynn CALVIN Grd1v. Hayes Hoahan. Lau-Deiu. VI adj
gan, McDon"u-n. Aclutyue, slmonson, Ia.lmadge'
Trpwlragc-I9.
subsequently the Assembly PASSED resolution nitro
Iuccd DY Erlsus brooas Estuctu9 the ouper1nte nd
~ Prisons Nr Pls3ury 20 report 70 the next Legs
l'l I'm go, 90 o1o ~ we noprr mora
5er ms charge a- sing sla Prison ami Auburn Prison
.tF.sr r.ftHr Ig.sT sT-NHI ..Hfi .
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
BUSY HOURS AT ALBANY.
PREPARATIONS FOR ADJOURNMENT.

iAisi Ana lONc run AltoOOhNAlA--'A l.
VIGOROUS EFFORTS 70 PASS BILLS AND REsOLU-
TIoNs-THE LEGISLATURE TO ADJoURS POSI-
TIvFLy TODAY.
The Legislature was extremely busy yesterday
preparing for. the final adjournment which takes
place to-day. Il passed the bill to protect Nassau
st. and Broadway; rejected the Convict Labor
BILL and objected to the appointment of Bir
Creamer as member of the Tax Com
mission. \ large number Of bills OF minor import
ance were passed. Governor Robinson vetoed the
bin to construct elevated railroad on Atlantic
ave., Brooklyn. The Republican Senators held a
caucus, and dsapprOved Of a recess. The Assembly
Republicans considered the expediency of public
address, and decided not to issue one.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
PCBLTC OPINION.

Speaker Randall made another Of the big
IaisiaAcs of Is lie when he raueed himself Win lne
b4Wu. uftInnstso o tac House last Saturday Bait-
more GaZ ne (Dem.l
The Southern States are losing the labor
which gives value % their soil, and which Is essential 10
their pro.uerfv They aro losing it because they
Gauplr upon men and women aud rerust 10 theu Tue
pr0tec on Or equal laws ana the rights Whlch Deons
10 our common humanity Utica Herald (hepJ
No stronger OF more conclusive argument
Wa ever made in Congress tnan that OF Mr. Blaine
ard none was ever urgently required aJ lhis
tine 20 be made. when efforts making 10 unseiti5
That wucu has been determined 81 tie cost OI so much
precious blood and treasure PAIladelpnla inquirer
ihebt
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
AN ACCURATE PREDICTION.

1t Is astounding that Democrats should sup
port measures that contemplate giving every man,
woman ana child in tAe country an 50 cent dollar,
making silver the standard OF value driving gold IN
It's hiding places and diminishing the value OF every
class of property for the benefit OF the buh0n5s OF the
world. The Southern Democrats ought 20 have better
sense than 10 be led astray by the Spnger and EWugs
They en- recover much OF the ground lost M the tEht
over the Appropriation bills bY Standing up si0Uuy lul
an honest dollar which the present dollar NOT. and by
insisting on The suspension Of the cCuagr az silver do
lars until bv international agecu mt some stability can
he given 10 the vaue OF silver To add the threat OF Ia
dttou TO tie cry Of revolution Ia 10 court defeat III
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
TIE TENEMENT HOUSE BnL.
THE MEASURE LIKELY TO PASS a, AMENDED
mr TELEGRAPH ID TN TgIBUNGI

ALBANY, May 21.-Mr. Srahm succeeded
In getting hearing for The Tenement House bill In the
Assembly Jhis evening bat only after promising that he
would accept an amendment eliminating nom
the bin a section which would enable tine
Board OF Health OF New-YOTk 10 tax
the owners OF tcucmentA0uso property -
house yearly for rs sanitary inspection. This section
was put in the bill 20 provide fund Tor keeping
the tenemen,-houses good sanitary coDd,tion, ana
lso 10 provide means for their inspection. While the
Di was under consideration in the Committee OF the
Whole. an amendment offered by mr. Grady was
adoted which authorized the expenditure OF $4,000
yearly IN the Inspection % the tenement houses Inc
bin was then ordered To third reading Al tht earnest
reouesr Of Nr Strahan, tine bill made the nrst sub
ecf for consdera ion Tomorrow morning II VIII thrn
undoubtedly be passed. As amtndmeuis nave Deeh
made il VIII then nave 20 be- returned 10 ne senate
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis f0r ne past II hours.

WASHINGTON, May %. L a. m.-1he low
pressure area last ngnt north u NewYOrE has moved
eastward beyond the Gnlf Of - Lawrence IL has been
followed by rapidly rising barometer and falling tenn
p.r,ture with brisk 10 high northery winds the
Lakes 10 the Middle ana East Atlantic Coasts. The
barometer - highest the Upper Lakes. Occa-
,ional rans have fallen In the Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee. and from the Upper Missouri Valley
towards Nevada. Minor depressiOns are central over
the Central Gulf Coast, and PROBABLY southern Idaho
The temperature has slightly risen Ia the south Atlantic
states.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England rap
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
sHERMAN,s FrrNEss As A CANDIDATE.

FfVHt IlIItlllIllI iIII IIIE.IIt
in view OF the really grand successes which
have attended the administration Of our national fnan-
ccs n s undcnahle that the strong points I'm the per-
s0nal character and public record of John Sherman
So strongly supplemented and enforced that thoughtful
Republicans everywhere inclined tn ask. Why not
sherman as our leader in 1SSO This question, too, is
one which VIII not down. The more atitpnycy 1t is
considered the morf difficult becomes thc framing OF
negative, or even halfway uni8yOrabc answer. Why
noi hai can De is6cd for % really strong cant-
uate qua one IN every respect worthy Of the American
Pe9pe, as We'll as cTlincntN appropriate 90 SHARPLY
defined advocacy of Republican principles, that cannot
ne found n John snerman Of Ohln Z
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
ChiIarennndIn Inlnni.

More cures 81 skin and soap Affections bv the 'utcra
Renedes Fred R0hrer, ESQ., Cashier sioux pfpNefs "a
tons Bank Pueblo COLI writes; am sC Ne p,afh Nlh
baby fhd cannot AFFORD 20 De wtAout !. m
ny house 70 wonderful cure AID s bound 20 becnme
verv popular known 70 thr masse
j. Weeks. esq Town Treasurer ~ Abans. W. says IN
May " 10 works % charm oD my DaDys
Cured the bead entirely. AID has nearly
cleaned the have recOuncn lea II u several
and ur Plan mas ordered 10 for them 49,.
NJ NJ Chics esq. Il frsnkiin st., Boston. SAYS Ny It
daugnter ghteen doctors cal
We havo tried everything aud % a,t have
used CUrCURA aud she is almost child, and We ieel
very
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
H4RRgED

CAsKFY-LACEY-In Grace Chapel, NewYork. on Tues
'oay day 20 1879 Dv tie Rev. Arthur BfookA the rev
1aaferro r. Cuskey, OF southport Conn., 10 Miss PhwDe
daughter Of the d. Augustus Lacey esq Of the same
place
New-Haven. Cincinnati and WIiamspOrp Penn. papois
please copy.
HARDING-rULLIs-In Brooklyn on wednesday after.
2i the asdence ~ he brides mother hy the
Rev Or. Henry J.. Van Dyke. William a. H3unng IT,. of
Wooster Wayne COuu Ohio formerly ~ BROOKLYN with
isabella Livingston Tuis late 0f Worcester Mass No
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
PROTECTION FOX THE STREETS.
THE BILL TO PROTECT NAssAU-sr AND BROADWAY
PASSED
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1

10y ILLEGRAPH TO IiE IklBINE.I
ALBANY May 21.-The Legislature has ut
last passed General sharpes bill prohibiting the eleya
ted railroads from taking possession OF Nassau, Broad
Wall-sts Broadway from Murray-st. southward, or
seconGave. south OF Twenty thrd-st In the Assembly
10 passed by vote OF s3 20 1. Mr.. Ackerman, Of
New-York, won the distinction OF being the only
person to vote against the bill in the amended FORM
Mr. Fish and his supporters having had SecondaYe.
exempted Withdrew all opposition, and earnestly al
Yocated the passage OF The bill The bill was also
amended that any rights granted 10 the elevated
rOads by the Rapid Transit Commissioners We're pre-
served The Senate It's afternoon session passed the
bill by vote of p % 3 The adverse votes were gwen
by senators Ecceslne, Jones ana Marvin. senator
Lcclesne prOessed to be dis pleased with the exemption
Of SecOnd-aye. The bni now goes tO the Governor
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
RAPID TRANSIT OPPOSED.
THE GoyLESOR yEroEs THE ATLANTIC AvEN
rsrs~

I'D. NDNLItNDN NLIUf9 I'M ALI4Ii-'tI'I y '--'''
BRrOKLYN, BILL
ALBANY, May 21.--The Governor returned
with his objections the bill amending the charter OF the
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company OF Brooklyn and
authorizing elevated railroad After
referring 70 the great pressure brought 10 bear In behalf
of this b he says the Constitution prohibits it, enact
rueut Il local and special bill and grants Ae right
10 law down railroad rracd-. The Constitution, De
r. po.iive u IT. prohibition against allowing tue Legs
llfra 30 grant any right lie also regards 10 as 30
violation o. he Constitution O the United states, when
prohibits any L-gslaiUre from passing an act Aich
tioatps the validity of a contract aud refers 20 quo.
lions which arc'nOw IN litigation The veto was tabled
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
IT'S THE SAME THING EVERYWHERE.
.-..-.. ~. ----.... L.--..-.-- --.. -. ~ L.-L

II seems that we are 10 have a repetition of
the partisan ttcHcs Of Congress IN the Legislature OF
Illinois. The Democrats of the latter body have IN emu
Gus resolved to make desperate resistance 70 all PEND
ing appropriation bills Ihs, OF course, means an liz
definite tho already too piOtIdccG session
OF the Legislature, al Tor the sake of uGuEing partisan
spirit The Repubi cans OF both houses at Springfield
are now pushing forward the important business OF the
senate 10 hnal MASSAGE, with "a ~ speedy ad-
luurnm nt aud d. would seem that tie Democratic eau
Grs consprJc entered into ts lac stale "f the es
sion, is deliberate design 10 Obstuct progress 10 this
an
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
NJ RRIGHT REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK.

i ne outlook Tor Republican principles was
never brighter than it is to-day All classes ol Eepug-
iIcans thoroughly united upon prnclpe. Much that
irritating IN The past has been composed The
President shows no symptums 0i ceVIatbg from The
he has Adopted with the UnaulmOus approval OF
the party The Revolutionary atJ!tc IF me Democratic
party, and its loose notions con cmng the national
honor, disturb ana disgust reasonable Americans uf
various political affiliations ANA tht independent voter
gladly embraces the opportunity O. ara by Bis ballot
the triumph OF the Republican pa-ty. L' Republican
concord be maintained ana 40 apnrencusnu need be- Aad
70 the result O the national canvass which IS 90 near
IL -
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

them quite freely. His political views points
are about as crude as mos politicians yellow
fever He has diagnosed the sentiments of the peOpe
or Kentucky incorrectly when he that Tilden
~ not popular He IL In opinion about the pop
ular National politician know OF. and
than he before the great fraud pracsed upon
IN
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

is a natural monopoly viii always be popular IN
this country.
In oncluson would advise Eastern investors
not 10 be deferred from examining into the merit5
Of mining investments this coast because Of any
fear Of the effects of the new organic law Of tbs
state of California ID. G.. CROLY.
San FranCisco. Cal. May II. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

idly rising barometer 1Orthery winds and cooler clear
or partly cloudy weather, except uOrtneastery winds
and Local rains In the southern portion OF the former
Caut0narB Signals.
Cauti0narv signals continue from Macon 20 Iewea.
and ordered from Woods Hole TO Eas port and from
sandy Hook 10 Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

CLEARING The DOCKET-THE LUCKY BILLS.
,TRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY. May 2l.-The Senate passed to-day
the Assembly bill authorizing the Governor 10 spponta
sbor. Inspector fo- NewYorz HarbSr and its vicinity
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

An intoxicated man saw two street cars pass
ing lm wi ith r-d and blue lights the irO1t and rear
fq f1fF ed bran com1ehendrd c1lOge' lights. ana 10
was heard 90 say TO huiseif Must b. pretty sick
sicly here they running chemists shops ABOUT On
Wi
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
HARDLY.
II n n AfAH
E.nrn r,hc Ilnl-lnunfl Enn.

FrgIa The Cincinnati Enquirer iDenli
The fact should be borne IN mind that
combination j. possible between Thurman ana iiep-
erick looking 20 1850 That might break the states ol
good many aspiring politicians east Of the AegIahis
shd Possesses the ingredients OF success beside
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
MFDTCTNAL pOLITTCs.

=, From Tie LezngtOH lRy.) Gazette.
4. Dr Blackburn was nominated on his med
eAi record. ana yet been giving his political no
s0hs " CseiRa0t EsQksrer reporter who Ventlates
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Murray & LanmuB's Florida Water Is probably the

Simplest purest perfume made being absolutely
nohing delicious iTagr % flowers
servei made permanent and 10 j. doubtless % this pury
composition tiat s immense popularity IL IA great meas
ure be ascribed
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May %. a. m.-rhe barometer fell
somewhat yesterday but rapidly in the afternoon
ami evening. Cloudy and partly weather prevailed,
with thunder shower about 800 .. m The tempera-
ranged between $50 and S3 the average beng l
higher than Tuesday. The amount OF moisture III
the air ms been diminished considerably.
Cooler and clear partly cloudy weather. may be ex
pected in this city aud vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

THE TRIBUNE has received So from Mrs 5.
g. Kingston. n. j. for the coOIed eiH su'S ~ A''
and mas sent the money " Wyandoue'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
GueriGl Notices.
8 sick Infants ReiFeat
For


ana a se'e g which me t9e infant, Of e s s po2f ls an Nf% ss
risen years n July and August 20 t per week.
' me- S6s nu1ber Of deaths Of chi iren years
6oe WINS number Of deaths The majority fatal
festna disc ses total number Of deaths from alrigal
diseases among lalen 9l.e, @ Ise yS1ls ' ,rS II
many parents thai week OF seiiir ID ,ucl cases WI very
often save fe The Chidrcns Ai society haye brtn fei
some YeIi' 'lI ln. ,Hi ~ -. uTg tliTf
by means Ok % %th,E 9 81 Aa 9 rs ir - -daOlr rf Sro1ot -
atd 20 these thl- summer u the pubic VIII aid, SIX
INFANlS h-IhEAI on tlg & seaside. seaside oil 'to in s M ,vs sS
been attacge with summer diseases and keep them tors
week or o." a me 99.aeIs Si ao no & % ~ ' bcy1d
o. le f7l4J s,lsnl 10 IN, .'l, ,f "a oao an oi,d
sani-aria 10 between So jO6 aud 5000. The summer
Great number, OF lfant5 lives could be- avei Dy such aH
nstrmcnJaniy WHO win aid in this work of chlriWi
for it. and vii not be undertaken the pablo come
Gfs be- enf In checks payable the order q George
: CO.. iIa'sir lAsI-t'P 2 H. M T or io WIuam A.
Booth. President Third aouai Bans 20 S.s,isL
CmLDREys AID SOCIETY. 10 East tllst,
May, lotJ -, tttl,l 1tl /; -, y5S ia-aa
The undersigned cordially approve OF the s.aislaeni Of
Of the Chrens society and specially commend it 10
lHGF G.aTera5ur in r. -mitn ~ b. Willard Parker NJ D.
John C. R Pegrs A D. s,4g Eovcc 20 FI9. arSef X D.
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Post Office Noucs.-rhe t,r, mais te yeez On iaz
g ATl[EDAY. Nfy "a 1879 wl 40 ths once
TUESDAY AZ D. M Tor hnrOpe by steamship Nevada va
garrn.5iyu. WEDN Is DAY al . a.. Tor France Iett
by hip So Laurent VIA Hayre; and at NJ or ta
tOp. yy steamship 80 Hla. t1uecnsOHni TIT hs
DAY u l m. France Germany by steamship We
land via PymOUtn, CherbDurg snd Hamburg lcurresp0n
deuce Or "a Continent must be specially
addresse, ana AZ .. Europe, Oy steamship eya9-
lie VIA Queenstown; SArU RDAf az 4:3b a. M Tor Eu
rOUe. by steamsD CITY OF Berlin wa Queenstown GORE
spOndence for and scotland must be specially al
and $50 a lOr scotland urect hT steau
glasgow and az li:JO Tor kufuI~.
bv -samsup Rleiu southampton and BTemen The nails
Denmark Sweusn and MOI are dispatched by Ham
burg The mails Tor ASpnw al aud
south leave New YORK May %. The ua-s for
Havana leave York May - and "a The mails Tor AUS
trai &C. Francisco June D. The nails Tor CHINA
and Japan leave san Francisco June =
rHOs. /. JAMES. Postmaster
Post once. New-York. May 10. 1873.
special Post Oface Notice.
for Europe steamship EcpuDhc Nl close AZ l. N
Friday instead OF p. m. THURSDAY. 49,. q, ,.
Post once New York May n, 1879.
summer Wear-Pepperel Jean DRAWERS, best In mar
ket sizes Is 10 80 In. soc. pair UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAWERS 25c.. S7c. soc. each. Best grade auosfe<
SHIRTS IN the 8 To 81 20 each. J. W JOHNSTON
26O Grand n. Y Also $40 ave. Sd door above 23ds
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
TpIRINF IncAT npeEpvATInNs-

1n I .
OF fnrlet narlanI.Ia
preceding minir irregular white Line rrpeuis the
oscillations by J.ic uttc4ry during ta0sr lOlrL
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lion a. Journalist. LIVINGSTON, tribune Once.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28
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THE FRITZ GARDEN

Strawberry beds should be looked
over occasionally, and the runners re-
moved, unless plants be wanted for new
beds. Removing the runners strength
ems the plant. and insures better crop
for the coming season. Keep the beds
free from weeds at all times. As soon
as the fruit has been gathered from
blackberries and raspberries, the old
canes should be cut out. Select three
or four of the strongest new canes. and
remove all others. In young plants not
more than one or two canes should be
allowed to grow.
Grape vines will need IN occasional
pinching especially the laterals. The
object should be to get well-placed and
wcll-ripcned wood this year TO produce
fruit and yet not remove so much of
the new wood as to check the growth
of the plant. Tie up all canes that are
likely to be broken by strong winds or
the weight of the fruit.
Do not allow the currant worm TO
disigure your bushes and destroy your
fruit. Either manipulating or hellebore
is the remedy and in the garden the
hand is better than the poison. Look
after III kinds of insects, and destroy
then a6 Indie.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28
RED CANARY BIRDS.

Among the varieties of the canary
bird that recently came into fashion
among amateurs, is one with red plum
oge. These birds, according 10 Mr..
Wander Suickt. Belgian fancier, APP
pcared for the first time AT the London
Exhibition in 1872. They were exhibit
ed by Mr.. Bembrose, of Derby. The
birds received no prizes however. as the
jury had doubts rs 10 the origin of their
color, and believed them to be dyed.
The following year, at the exhibition
held at Whitby, the red canaries were
recognized as new variety. and they
became all the rage Ia numerous con-
troversies Mr. Bembrose had given his
word of honor that his bird was not
due to any fraudulent processes. but
had really been obtained through spe-
cial mode of feeding. But rs friend
to whom he had communicated his Sc
cret abused and sold his confidence, the
author has believed il his duty to make
known to the public the process which
he used to obtain his results. 1t appears
according to him, that the birds are fed
upon hard boiled eggs crushed up with
the crumbs of common white bread and
busted over with Cayenne pepper. DIR.
busch. Belgian amateur. adds the fol-
lowing:
Purchase at the druggists some of
the very best quality of Cayenne pep
per. ground very finely: for each meal
mix some of il with stale bread macera-
led in well water, and press il together
20 that il will crumble, but not form
paste. Instead of bread the white of
IN egg may be used, if preferred. This
lind of food should be given to the bird
,nly before and after moulting. 1t is
veil to add that il would be waste of
time to experiment on any other cana
les than those of the Norwich breed,
,r on birds that are not of very kark
-cllowish stain.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28
CELLARS SHOULD BE INSPECTED

''Many of our farmers who have no
special place built for winter vegetables
and fruit, store them in the cellar of the
dwelling house. In order to keep them
from freezing there, the cellars are
banked up tightly in the fall. No ven-
tilation is provided for, and the only
way for the escape of the noxious gases
arising from decaying vegetables is
through the openings in the floor into
living rooms above, where it is dealing
disease and perchance death to the oc-
cupants. Is ii surprising that diphthe-
ria and scarlet fever and every other
fever results from the total disregard of
the laws of health! A person will pay
this inattention to sanitary measures,
and then if his children sicken and die,
he blames the weather, or murmurs and
grumbles at the dispensatiOns Of Provi-
dence; cannot conceive why God should
afilict him SO severely. The Almighty
is not to be blamed at all in such in
stances: the fault lies at the mans own
door. or rather in his cellar, and he
ought to condemn himself, and mourn
over his own neglect Of duty instead
Record and Farmer.