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DIED.

ARNoLDsuddeny at Newark. N. j.. on Thursday March
Relatives friends ayfei to attend the funeral
ley. No. 760 Hghst, Monday, Gath INST. at D. M.
Fray 2lst Rs s at 20 % ee Dg5
Rerves and friends are respectfully
DAY 2athinst., at 23O ,
DREwsTER-On Thursday March 20, George r. Brewster
Funeral from the resdenee o. hts pT ai9tGn l05
BRI GGS-In BROOKLYN March 90. Mary b. wife OF Luther
p5naa from her se Seends SS es 1vngston on
snnGay Ma March ~ at 80 9s 9GE ? Invita-.
oR on TnuTsa rg SO and inst
FuneT al services OF Ascension West New
Nort S6of boat GaveS lot Of for Vest New
Brighton at IL O'clock.
CLARION March IL Of pneumonia George W. Clark in the
Relatives and friends respectfully attend his fu
corner Parkave. and 39th-st
DANAop Thursday March go augusta ,s c. wife Of Alex
Funeral the Congregational Church Of Clinton
ON an9 sa1aFIay' March ~ at $50 o'clock M -
Widow TIE Rev Di Sasf5ft
Funeral on saturday "a INST st oGoce RON me resi-
S 54tSst o. n'f '0nia" 'n0 "'' W. ''"'. w. - ''
attend without further notice. No flowers.
HEYDoCK-At PcughkeePsie, \. March 10 at the resi-
Heydock daughter Of the late Mills olcOtt ESQ., or Han
Funeral services Christ Church POushkeep'e satur
day. March %. at IL a.
UODGSKIN-In Brooklyn. Thursday morning. March 20,
James b. ITOdcskin IN the 4Sth year Of his age.
friends the family invited To attend the
funeral, SATURDAY morning. March ~ ut 10 O'Clock,
from his late residence. 4fO CintOn-st Brooklyn.
HOLT -On Thursday morning March 20, Gilman second
OF Horny and the lao Mary Florence Holt aged years
Funeral prlVata
HUNTER-Ou Wednesday. March g. Helen Watson, widow
Of Matthew Hunter in tho 18th year nj her age.
and Trends fIly tnvltel % attend the
late residence No 1893 West 26thst.
SATURDAY.. the 22d Inst at lO:j0 a. IN.
MACKESITE-On Thursday the 10th inst, John - Macken
IN tho 4SIh year Of his age.
Relatives invited attend tn funeral from
m residence 3a9 East 10th SATURDAY 23d inst.
at ~.
MURRAY-At baltimore. THURSDAY. March 90. Thomas
Chalmers son OF the Rev. Nicholas Murray. ID. d.
Inteneu Elizabeth, " j. Saturday Afternoon March ~
McALLI5rER-Sud II Brooklyn. March 10 1879.
Thomas McAllster, II. D.. aged 90 years.
will be held his late residence l03 bthaye
BROOKLYN. SATURDAY. March o. at D. IN.
Relatives tho family respectfully nYtei 70
sttond
sHEFPIRID-Entere into Tuesday. March 10. at
his cadence Conn. Dudly sheffield, Ia the o3th
year ~ his agr, formerly Of New-NOrs
Funeral his ate residence on Saturday I'D inst
ut 2pcOck,
Relatives friends are invited
WRIGHT Suddenly the Goth at his residence Long
Branch, N J.. James y. Wright. aged 90 years.
friends nyet atte1i the funeral az tho
resdence father john ID. Wright, No 30 West 3sth
ST.. on Third Day, tho 25th INST. az o'clock.
Interment at Flushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

pany season according TO report) is max
ing gr eat triumphs in Nice
Mr.. Carl Rosa proposes to produce lgnaz
Bruls Golden Cross" during the season OF English
opera at Her MaJesty's.
DR.. Hans Won Biilow is writing recitatives
for Beriiozs opera, Bestrlx and Benedict" for tho
Hanover Opera House next season. prompted by the
great success which BenvenutO CelDi" met with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
MANSLA UG HTER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.

The trial of John Smith, the Oiiver-st.
boarding -house-keeper who recently killed Henry Mad
den, "A sailor, at his boarding house, was summed
up yesterday before Judge COwing. in tie Court OF
General Sessions The defence claimed that the shooting
when caused killing in self defence, The jury
brought in verdict at IL O'Clock last night ana found
the prisoner guhy of murder Ia the second degree with
a recommendation 10 mercy. Tue prisoner was re-
mauded until Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
ADANGERousLY WEAK COMMITTEE.

Now that the Democrats possess majority
IN both branches OF Congress. tue committees OF mo
Senate Will hardly be active In correction let nc
composition Of the Finance Committee OF inc
upper chamber is still matter OF inc
greatest significance. We are sorry TO say thaI tie
cent changes far they In the dlrtcllOn o
uusouudneSs. Mr.. BayaId the chairman, Is quite Us
strong and III every way as Trustworthy as ""s
Mr. Dawes by Mr. Beck sore blow TO the good cause
money. Thc Massachusetts Senator, AT IeaS
recently, has been stduuch supporter ny ny
only OF spec!epayments but of payments III
gold. The Kentucky senator mas always
be depended upon in opposition to the assaults
Of the Suft-mOncY men. ~ tn" committee
stands II is dangerously weak upon silver legislation
Only three If It's nembers-Mcssr. Bayard, Herman ana
MOrriIi-cau be depended upon To stand II M on III" sue
of sold Mr. Allison Is modified supporter OF silver
money; while MrSsrs. Wallace, voorhees,, Beck, tcriN'
and Jones OF Nevada, II we may judge by thelr re-
tive record are cassablc AS firm believers in the dollar
OF II hers
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REsENTING THE STRATEGY OF CIPHER-ALLEY.
N, Nrle YyrEE Tpr

suppose the County Objects anu ,lHU UIIS ~
Commissioners were Republicans. and Democratic ON
e. precisely thu same methods EN-
ployed TO get nd OF Messrs. GumbetOn and Loew'
aud Messrs. Smith and Nichols! Wouli NE IRiB,
UNE then have counselled philosophical Indifference
10 the whole afiirl Would 1t have told lts
readers that II was petty quarrel between In; anu
ous and neither party better than the oiher II
was no sort Of quencei But the wrong Is none
the less real. the committed are none the less ll
pOrtau the riucipes involved mono the less vital
and sacred because the who committing tntse
violations Of law and justice oali themselves DemO-
cra and tho victims OF tho violence active mem
beers OF the Democratic party. 1t Is not Demociauo
quarrel but desperate assault on the people, on pop
ular rights on law and Ord-r aud decopcy, ny an IN
scrupuous ring. And such the people of all parties
ought TO resent and deuOunce it,
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Boucicault will have the management
of Booths Theatre next season.
Miss Rose Coghlan will, by and by, visit
California and oil professional engagement there.
Miss Fanny Davenport is to appear at the
Grand Opera House the meodrama OF eel ique"
SIgnora Tercslna Singer (who Is to replace
Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg in the strakosch opera COM
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, March %. a. MT

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 90. L a. m.-The downward
movement in the barometer yesterday ended between
and 10 a. M: the afternoon and evening the mer
curry rose steadily. Cloudy weather. with occasional
gbt rains in the morning. followed during the last
half of the day by clearing and clear weather The tenn
neratnre ranged between 36o and 40. the average
beng lso higher than Thursday The mercury rose
steadily until p. IN, but within the next SIX hours
Increased slightly.
Clear or partly cloudy weather. possibly followed late
in The day by increased clOudiuess and threatening
weather may expected this city and vicinity to
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

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IMBRIE-SCHUYLER-On THURSDAY. March 20, 1879. at
the residence brides father Bergen Point " j. by
Rev Dr. Imbrie. Of Jersey CITY II. T. Imbrie and
katherine V. K. daughter OF j. II. Schuyler, esq.
Observation-Disclosures Friday March 81 Frank
FRESHMAN OF Alexandria, Va Anna Resale. daughter
vi the late Thomas 7. ROsslter OF New-York.
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Ioxnoy. March 21.-The new bishopric OF
,1Ior,o british Columbia has been accepted by the
~ w Ridley vicar OF ST. Paul's, Iuddersfeld, Tor
~, missionary in India.
HAVANA. March 21.--By royal decree, the
nororry title OF Superior Chie of Administration has
o conferred upon sehor Ricardo GSlbls, Actual Sec
eta,y OF the Government
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PUBLIC OPINION.

II Ia believed that Mr.. Randall will be
pretty good temporary Express (hepl
1t would save q deal of trouble about the
Ohio gubernatora nomination II Farmer Garfield WOMB
quietly consent to take it.-iPtsburg Dispatch uepI
IL ia to be hoped there will be no unnecessary
delay III setting day apart for Congressional euoges
OF Wilkes Booth n is only fair after giving Jen SEM
Off that wilkes should come In for his e-CeVeiahu
Herald (Rep)
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NEVADA NEWS.
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Exchanges.
No ministers in Tuscarora.

No ministers in TuScarora.
No prisoners in Nye county Jail.
Austin children are dying from whoopins
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The Herald notes the existence OF blue
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Men are at work on the Nevada Central
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The great hunt after "old Brin, the
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the carelessnesS Of woodehopperS and In
diaps.
Within the past two months 2j0,000 head
| of cattle have passed Wells. on their way
| to Colorado. nearly all Of which have been
purchased from dealers residing in tins
State.
The assessment on the Central Pacific
| Railroad Compauy's lands III Humboldt
| county. about $4,000 acres, was raised from
| Sill. 500 to Sl20.7S3. being at the rate OF
81 so per acre.
Tuscarora. SAYS the Times-Review, has
had this season diphtheria, mountain fever
and bowel complaints innumerable, but let
lis be thankful that we have been spared
the affection Of q base ball club.
The Stage complains that a majority Of
Virgiuia'S Aldermen are always away when
a new ordinance is most needed. Virginia
is full If drummerS who are selling without
license and there is no ordinance to restrain
them.
Judge Deadly, of the United States Cir
cult Court Of Oregon, has decided that the
State law prohibiting the employment O.
Chinese on public works is unconstitu-
tioual. This decision may have an impor'
tant hearing upon a similar law passed a
the last Nevada Legislature.
The Enterprise says that some v~arietie;
Of ore. samples Of which We're brought
home from Colorado by John W. Mackay
are pretty tough looking lumps Of rocks
The ore looks more like gray sandstone
than anything else, although it assays oycl
$500 per ton. Our prospectors would never
stop TO lock at such stuff. For aught We
know there may be whole mountains d