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New-York tribune., 1879-01-21

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ALNORD on sunday, January ~, hirf NJ AiFoId, aG"d t
v'l ,-... ..-....., g..
g, .e,ic,s AZ her late rc. nee. so ri LcAmston
N.,"u .'. --..' ''" -'. o, ....,
PPTNSN NUlou tlc lAtl 0a' !t his re- d"nc' 81 Ho'h
+. D.. accl 50 y,,..
Funeral s.,r'"' VIZ t''" rar' ~ ne l.l H ~
1m
Frirp,s are inei'r' % tttcvl.
Ip B ,DI,I-On SATURDAY Jauutry his residence.
woo,dc. l. T.. AuareN DC bcso~. i'm the 5i' >'.r ofm+
Tueei'v me - l1"i at - m, co..,
Tram leaves i.uh'"' = F'l'' q, ~. ''' w. ,, .
FRANCI~- -uHiruv on The t inst % ibc re''n'" ot
NJ samuel II. ct 'y Ann francis Gus closing LAIN
GTFrrv 4, 7 pp.r poncllir Y T. or MONDAY morning -
ttpatter4 Nehc tlugner &. II. &C. ir and Maria L. H.
Gllu. ar,' tt'tr- months a1t l~ t'.t ,,,.-
.'' =, he ao1,c " .cl NAV D. reached "a Sew.
Ior, ;,nl Grr. ."ori ie r"u "W fo, .. Din'cr$
st. at - 2"'c'o 4. noon ana o. 'i 80. ~ l.''
iIalooA. NJ D.. utpc 74tl 'ro ni' -. ,.o,.,,-,
st. on Tue.l!v. 2l-tinst et ln;io m.
n'elIn''' d. N""'H ~ '' ~, 49,, .,.,,,, u.
HOl l-At crane j., IalI ~ ., - 1000 '@'' w.
Funeral from H. late re.ion'e Amitys, Flushing, ILL., On
Tuesilv. The 2lst N: ... - I2@o m No.. -,
Train leaves Long Island r. r. Depot Hunters Holnt ~
Il3U
,teuVnu % ' '.I, ~ ,' r. m , rr,l sunday oven
n January l9 y L. Knapp. 81 savannah Ga Ia the 1itb
| wear lu- a,c.
run f, = ~ ,,,, f,o,i'r,. - ar . 90 OK
~ n''n % N''"''' -' -
meet tne train York
,tnrp,, To- ,r,, t,,,,,rv "a 1870 ,ft.r . iitef Al
mesa Dor. y ! ,Dbart
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-, ~. ,,e.., .,. ,-srs and II fnou'bs
1 o,n ti1 r., ,.I,u,, OF her parent. on Tuesday 2st
itM Ir a., H",@ ick i, {" M "a "
Train eays, Grand Central Depot AZ los O'Clock -.
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tion necessary for the different companies a. well as
for the policy-hOders."
The Lamar Insurance Company. Of Ncw-YOrk, saws:
1--WE think 1t would he unwise to dispense with the In
Department. We think IL needed for tn" pro-
lection OF policy holders an1 10 assist sound c)Bpnes
business"
The Western New-York Life Insurance Company says:
" In answer 10 YOur circular we wOnld say we thihk
state supervision conducted ~ this state ha> been
and Is protection 10 oi,yhOlders and OF benefit TO
sol vent companies
President GIrsuc OF The Gcrmania Fire Insurance
Company. In rculy am constrained 10 say,
with all respect to Yourself that have serious doubts
whetrer state supervision o, insurance Is OF any
compaues Of conservative business habits. The only
tmng certain Is tbat lhe departments OF the yariou u
states cause Ia ay' burden Oi taxation, sgrayaod ny
a rctaatOry legislation which makes "a
10y, Le9yiy al over the lAnd tor I'm, ,ne
burdens Imposed upon COMPANIES rom otner Sta'es
uOIug business 10 NcwY TLo conclusions NHcn thr
pulic can draw rom tn taOnIattd statement o. n,
Slrahce reports are no trs worthy critcr" on oi rear
condition. The poor CUmVany Will generally manage 10
Tth' " lhlI statement, 'li = EIiua, I'v3 i3t .! !,,
~ pdItlehi phI'e surp'us s 20 pu.''' ~
the reinsurance serve Hay III lcJN NJ DE- one ldl o.
Wha' It ought 10 be. The sh.ct Is that tne ru3ie
d"'s not dlscr'mha't, nui runs 'i'o' ,', "a,
cheapest 9o'cy, under the ig>op That al c"i.l>n'rs
ar good whci are permitted To do business IA New
1oih is my opinion t"at i'r Pohc "Onlu HI't .uNl'
more attcu.iOu 70 thc t'laiNc NdtUo ol D. 0uIdhc'
pohoe, they were LETT TO Io'h for themselves Tor
TIE nlcsi.cnt o, The Kuicl,' rnockcr L,fc Insurance
iFTi.oI a. condnc," in ,c + Tcw.YuIk is
protection 20 he poic'--o.dcis ahd l" t'
companies. &hd that Il would nr against bt
interests OF both T. abolish ihr uN"'"h',
Department. may aCd thd such SUPERVISE! vi
!, essential 80 insure prot elton c0duot be- 80 ei-
ictntly exercised as b. department specially cir"'e"
The T. ui Insurance Company i:o- We aye 81
trey satisfied with hc "'iH1S "i 'hc luH"'"hee ~.
ptItn-rt under vour administration. 80 r - o"r par
ucuiU branch "t tho Uo'ilan'' business = conc i'''
Ericvu- luat tae supervision oi ia" DcP|r'mtn.
las protection 10 IA" pDcl holders ~ wei - 20
cheerful, oouuihuse share toward the continuance
of the Department IN tIr m me-
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Skating ar GIlMoREs GARDEN
4 FIELD or ARTIFICIAL ICE PRrPtRED-THE OPTN'
ING LAST EVENING,

\ FIELD or ARTIFICIAL ICE PRTPARED-TUE OPIN'
ING LAST EVENING.
GilmOre's Garden was opened Yesterday AZ
as skating rink with lee produced artiiclaily.
The work of preparing the bed for tns rink was begun
ten days ago and SUNDAY ght tho whole surface
covered with tw0nch LAYER OF Zee through which the
ting OF pipes could ne plainly seen. Tie building IL
to bc kept warm ly heaters that spectators may
tniov looking without suffering from the cold While
thr surface OF tAc ice .rpr FROM melting by the
constant circulation Of the liquid tlrougl The pipes.
Cunclus Vanderbilt has large interest ln tbiS ven
tEr % which lc is associated win Nr Rankin ana Mr.
Everest sunday evening, while VII vanderbilt vas ~
the Gard, 10 what pgOGcss btd been made toward
oocna erldy. thr -'s az oua cad of o. bu ding
were ~ Iud Francis SWIFT, the Champion skat'r ~ on
his atcs and .y cXhih on - what could b. done
truhca, i,,. Mr. Vanderbilt CAprc--rd huS o. we'll
pleased df the apparent success O. tie artificial ice
formation and the skaters XIII
Anpfh inch I'm tlCkuCs- added 70 The field Non
da, uOruug. aud the bulposcs with tie conventional
icl rai brought -lcai mHuy s6atce q c Garden
mercy Of .Iout one hundred bright bafes AZ
ocock. the ntud Was also present. and 'nlNeuvd the
occasion. Tn real Up ming However dG nor take l1cc
.tN evening. WHOM tbc Lively appearance - tue
Garden afforded sugg, -tiCu OF tie long winter
carnival when will reign there II everything m,ct'
the rNpc"fa ions co. Mr Vanderbilt, tl' inv uor~ o.. th
frrcZlng prtce-s and tie manager Nilllnm VI Iisfrn
Tue vast interior ~ The Gdrtcn o. bu uiiy Nrhrd
last rYtLi1g 10y the numerous tOl"rtd Eta-i I.
~ the arches. req. .urC'd by Two t.eCtrc NshfS
About thousand persons wcr' iu Attendance mora
than hall number tired tue strength of ac'r huhl
AMI the resisting uo"tTo' curpOre ucnce, % th'
Ice. S tween -.1O ana 30 Francis sin. fr g.gn.'r
Sy,trr. cave ,Nh p'tiuu ot hS slli, after whch h
o',luch, tAc band i SIN; -ome familiar AR every f,u
inmates. grr1l fn -AJ't rs rNrcul graceful MML
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
LOIIN RLAlK SrKIBNER.

John Blair Scribner the senior partner IL
N, book Publishing house OF Charles scribncr's
sons. died from pneumonia, last evening, at hIs
residence No Il East FOrty-cighthst. IIo wa
,ruut tw,nty-.ix years old. and probably tie
vouuQr,t a. an who has assumed the manage
mcut Of such a great pubshng-hJuSe. His death
was wholly uuexpccIed by his family. He had been
,uli,rlpg from pucmoia-the result o. oyrrwork-and
had not left his house FOR three or four dag -,
but no fatal termination OF his trouble was
feared On sunday lie had an attack II heinOrrhlee
OF the laugs. His bfoher. Charles scrbncr. card 20
.,. him i,.t evening. aud they talking Pleasantly
together when Blair suddenly grew faint and expired in
a few moments.
MI -cr.Ducr WIS the eldest Of the late Charlie,
,cr,buer, and was named after his graud-la.hcr
John l. Blair, the wealthy contractor. vino Is now
po ..rs.ri sen ambition tor success, which, Gadr him
An ru,rg,tlc working man at age Wicu
pleasure mos, 1iiurng. lie entered Prnfctou COIeg'
ago, hut on tue d'dlu oI l.i, lh'th 7
he gave up MS classical SludIrs and devoted
himself To business. lie took - position clerk
IN hI, fathers pDb i7hin% hoHo'' ana HNii nm
self iami,Iar win Cyeiy branch of the publishing
bu,iuos, After hI, fathers drdth ana Tue break
lng M OF tur old bousr. b" became pdrtnc.
m the urw hnu., ~ ScrIIurr. ArH,truus 4 CUMUtnA
vi ID Mr. Armstrong aud Edward > NhOui. On thr
...tA nY Nj .yHcUr, about ycu ago, MI
Armstrong Ge-rrd 10 Withdraw from H..
house and Nil SeIb.'r a5Noclitcd Wth him
oi hi, cIcr Dpe. and Bar took upOu his own
,ourr- t, res which ne md before shared
WI h Aif u,trouE II was the cam - h1il 20 make
the ut.u a lclt pUhi-ii- huu-c which Snuld receive
the combined care himself his brother Charles and
Li, Youngest brother, WAC j. nDT Iu Pl nCroA. lie had
two sisters. Of whom De- ia wiic OF Waller ldlhed,O
Cnlcl-o Nh ScIlbnci married about hi" yeas aFO
u tu daughter oi Jo-, p H. oAdmore, OI tnss city aud
lis tIc HE Was "a iiiNe IdFll oht'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
ALBANY.

SENATOR CONKLING FOR 4 TRlRD TERN.
UNANIMOUS NoMISAIIoN BY THE RtPUBIIcAN
Caucus FOR UNITED STATES SENAToR-Lift-
TENANT-GovERNOR DoRsHrnnR NOMINATED
BY THE DEMOCRATS.
The Legislative Republican caucus met last
evening, for the purpose of nOminatinga United
States Senator to succeed Roscoe Conkling,
whose term will expire on March A.
He was proposed by General Hustled. who
supported his nomination 10y speech OF warm
eulogy. He was followed by Senator Pomeroy'
cx-Speakers AlyOrd, Sloan and others, and Mr.
COnklng was renOminated unanimously
Charles +. Smith was nominated for Regent
of the University. The Democrats nominated
Lieutenant -GovernOr Dorshemcr for United
Stntes Spnatnr.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
NiH. JOHN Z. OWENS IN DOT"

Nh. John T.. Owens returned last night to
Ire metropolitan stage, appearing III MI Bouu-
ctuA'S ad.pla ION of Dicbeus'- charming Christmas
story, Tne Ci.ckct tue Hearth at tie
Prs Theatre. before audience whose man
f,,los oi pleasure of the IuD-t emphatic so't
Nj owens. inPcT>ondticn ~ the gentle, ovahc. hop
f Ola toy-uabcr CrleJ PjuHner j. not To- tins pub
c but j. dc.eryrd fayo lite with - for 1t Is WorA
e.. art noble 10 conception delicate AM finished in exoeu
ton and kindly ana wholesome IN is influence It's such
ser oIlipnco as Is creIt To the stage and as viii
proye a delight to those who IT, and especially TO
those who are familiar with Dckeus's exquisite
sketch. Mr.. Ovens was most excellent, pcrhai =,
in the scenes with ms hliud daughter, which
have "a tenderness ana path1s which are most
touching HIS support is adequate in most
respects, n it IS not good beyond The common. Miss
Minnie Palmer makes pretty and ylvaclouN Dot NJ.
C. " Couldock j. bluff ana heaity jotH IeITy6ngie
rud Mr.. J. c. Padgot makes himscf peculiarly cbnoN
ious "a W., Tucriet1n Miss Sart stevens hs vcrY Ell
fcctiyey the part Of Bcrtt0, which Was her oIgmai
character in Hr Boucicauts The other psrts
rre respectably done, ana Mile. SpaRe dances an ucl
F,Itft tl nus S-gf
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nal result. will give it a place of permanent

,no Anal result, viii give it place Of permanent
70 will not Ne long before one can go by
-, from, Jafa 80 Jerusalem. The French company
sh oetalnrd 1rmnn several years az" Tor the c"'-
N,,1 of railway between the two cities, has re-
nt out four eng gineerS t0 ~ over the last survey.
e'' . ,', shorten the line It proposed with view
a.s,,tejy breaking ground II IL said that the ine
u , ami, be q great comfort, but that something of
w." rirl l- rendered absolutely necessary by the
' .-t3 ., ttc of the road nVi9taned by the Coy
VIZ. Tne Journey fro,n JaGa 70 jerusalem occuplcs
-. ON horseback All merchandise is carried
l,h l,hr an cimels mules Ten thousand StIans@rS ~
gg.1ng tec Eastcrn pilgrims no" anuu iy Aist JehNA,
- il h. probable taat railway VIII earn Goou
bis dcnds
very sharp shock of an earthquake winch
.jt ~, DakLa ON December 1. is described ~ the
sbap corr, suOudence OF inc DGifg NtcS. 1t coniin
81 f,r q minute or Two. An hour dftcrwari secord
-, d, +. va, &, by some. hut IL was very slight
a., erst one Vas Sufficient 10 make every person
f,r,an as We rs native Tun out Of the mud houses
- ara constr .ructtd IN tho walls Of the foli. Tie
,,,,.. under foot very much hke that oi a ilsh
..,.r, AT the end Of line when II mas been hooked.
- n reuc.n bcrcd tEa; sales CcicUces at Jciaiah11
, ,, former Afghan war were almost eutircA Ge
,.,,yd Il bv an earthquake the SHOCK being So F"'e"'
t cr.t con. icraolc troub'' tn place thr works IN
,..,.r ori.r a-au. TIcrc are some writer's Who al
Ir..,. tpding su explanation th" charac cr ot e.
80, ID, ,lc ,hyeical features OF jE- touu'iv TIE
tiy vi On has 50 long been ou" 90 ih. .-ir3r.
,..,lrr. .-s q ttc CuhI GoVcIPHtut .uid l' "'
@ @ S,.I.ncd ,y thc hcuok'S of i.r region h""t
- ,,.,.' DC sst,,, can anything srtur 'N- '' tl'''
yiicl Shake, is IL sA0oN he ot- SO e. ''. '.,...
" r Do .e aAd even tor;ihratlUus t,i0t!c Cow. 20"
en- lr..i. i.luuu. remain hr.uf
The French Premier NJ. DuMW", Is d"
oeto,ona an. and his strength .a' .Iac''y .o uh,'
r .xtraor.,nliy. He has recent, u>t .'uc. ''e.-
M here vcnleut and is sid to Dc aHNipU to Doe Icitr''
,,o,p lnl,ic service. He IS term Il "s'0no fnt'h
man though No friend t. the JgsI ~.' I.o i'I"a'
leaders are .mbetta The Assembly ana simon 49, i"r
senate and the enmlly between 'JCm oac> bItN q"
Isl Attnat time Simon was di,p .t'Atd 10 Bordeaux
ny tbe rlineut OF National Defence 10 drprN Nr Cam
he'll, o Ei, d catOIshp and t. cotlgci mm I" adH''c
to IN. arni,tice Wnen SIMON bccam' Premier De had
several interviews with Gambctt9, Gut permanent ltc-
o,aiion was cfccic 4, and they h've nor been 90
GOOD Terms since The 16h OF May. ihc ,hrd1t dis'N-
s4I of IL, Premier af that time would have increased
.- fouIi. u if ms rivals dck q. personal y 1Ai iA
f.r uIiu Iu his downfall hai not hccn Wjuur~t lIo
Xi,m OF thc ItactonarV lntTsuc his not hrcohc zoe
ida oi the EcuuDliCaus. - complete l- the suf"ln"
a. lub. d iu tur culIlciis ot t.r party. mat Sr IN
h, historical SBctCn or o." events Ol 4o'O a.
went so 10 offer HIM homage.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
TIE COyTRoTEESY on INDIAN ATrAIRS.

A LITTER FROM GENERAL SHERMAN IN WHICH He
CORDIALLY APPROVES THE LATE REPORT OF
GENERAL SIi KIDAN.
CuCAGo. H., Jan. 0.-LicutenaHt-Genera
sheridan j. IN receipt II the following let or from cen
el:i :. erln.u, under date OF Washmstoa January Il:
GFNFGAL: nave, inr the i~st tImn, h'd to-'ay re-
fe,rrd 10 me no communication al III HOnurhi' S"cf
fatv Of the Interior, Ar. SciUTZ 81 J+nLaty o'
with luc,osurc. with Endorsement lr1H tut VT
DEPARTMENT NJ aron," and accordingly e." not send
- yru. 1.i- communication was iunlIaicdin Nr"-
Vor and Washington about the daY of ~ dt'. An" ha-
dnrltrss bV and mahe the explanation
thpt Won may nos expect an oihctl copy unless yuu
.i ci.IlV cali u. Ny own Judgment Is mat N"if
answer t. former CuinbuHlcdtinu y thr no. ur"I,
-pcr,tary Oi tie Interior vas tl''iiicirni
td urf city .4t;sfsC p!N me. 10 NA0in ~ was th
.ir, d and {, ~. >...carY Ol war. 80 @Hon /
frrrrd IT, aud that ~ -rhu y rrjOr!rr "t' idr'-",d
me u,bic .tId manner CtiCul Lcu u 'rc"h'r
conf cijgg ou4uIo L. improve the Conbii'h 81 lh' ~
Il 80. ar llLr fc truman al y Ci tie ARM ~ lhdh
ira..tg,ip Il, nor. harmon III III iF' fpi ''S'
r., .,sof. 1 infer from COW "a n' "ih ih' h"h'I"'
l ~.c.tl, ri D.. N, Mct I.It a i..s opinion ir J"
yi. , ( tIlv rui. ij .-'H1t the Gt1N v. - ~ a.
-,, ,l,i: t:, an, G. o-r. 30 INSTR t' Aoiutar .
.u. e., t.,, n'uCatlJu # The no "ii"lc
,-.farv of thc Interior On hi-. W tt Gfrd respect
W l. ''4'''"'' N'''''''''
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
ENGLISH GLEE CONCERT.

The English Glee Club VIII gave its second
ra,.n6c at Chichcung Hail tomorrow afternoon. 'l
il.past oc oci. Miss Beeoe is absent on pro.cs-
oal euca cement in the East, so thar sac VIII nor be
alr 10 take her usual part n the concert but the cu
,l have ,hc assistance oi Mss Ida \" IIuOue. an cA-
clcr, artist and Miss Finch will sins - usual iAe
ilr-...uine IN r,mllkahl; rich AID 'tted There are
I,r, songs 10y Ea.;op Godbeck, r.9>ut, Mcndclssohn
Tuhu's ever popular "1Drcc (ha.c-s,' aud two 10y
Tr.nl Aht Besides, tHcra are solos ~ Mss HuDhe!
and Mis- Finch. by Mcsr. AIKEN AMI / iad and duet
ly Mss Hubhel aud Miss FIIch. Eubusicu's Cloud.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
DIP. LOn\ H. EIDDLE.

The death of Dr. John H. Blddle. Professor
Of Matera Mcica IN jefferson Medical Col cgc occurred
at Pnilad,paIt Sunday night. lie Wa, tlIc son OF
Clement C. Biddic, ana born III PhllaGep phii Jdn-
iary3IsIj He graduated ~ Il Mary, College. il--
more. and studiri medicine IN the Penny wanna Uni
vrrsity. With Dr. Mrrcith ca neF he started IN ~
lhs Msd,cal hummer journal which - Ntii printed
ll VA, one Il tAr iounlc, the Frauk.lu Medical Col
rge IN l. a. but when that insitntlOa given up
hr c-cti The chair Of Mutcria Ncdic iu the JreI
rho, He thru wrote for TIE usr OF hts clasrrS In
ire -, on Matetia McdCa, winch "a, passed 81 rough
MANY editions. Soon after t,kiar tuc pfUf,s-or.lp, D.
fiddle was made Doau OI the t41uitJ ana he held both
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21

I%pI,XApon,, Ind, Jan. 20.-The Demo
cler.uu. toM.-h. nominated D. ". Foorn'es Tor
.,,. ipuy ...m UUitcd States S-hat"r by 1"
,uitu mod. yp,,. Ior the hort tim 'he lion
.,.,r., " JnI.n and Mr. No rh'"s were puj ~
30, ma. 10. .Iu..:H received > Ntts and N"oThrt- o.
-t,, Y..,. .ic Lcr.satIy To- c!cci, 40 Que ID
I 10. i,.. te... ..tiyc D.. absent from t"c ~tdtr. Nj
.t,,h.. rf T.p,tctuor, va iho "HN ~
t.nu.. ia ne cauCus. We Prh'''lft'
'"". 80. !, 49,. NJ IIy-, ,yr!c absent frD.u tn'
Lu, aui.l that they WIN bo present t'-no o.
,,v ami IAf ir y o.nec5 viii receive 'cF'Hp -so' ''h
,o.,s III 90 Ur-. 10 u.''. c......t t,.,i.,..i,
H., is.uubicu.s nave nominated "rHe a. h'iJ1@.l,h @
III son fo long term ana The Hon Noulo'' . VII"
!ai lie nor.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
MIDyIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.SgJtODsiS JOr he Dusi II hours.

WAsHISGTON, Jan. 81, 1 q. m.-Thc barom-
cer has faicn in tie Southern Statc-. with southwest
crly WINDS clear aud weather. Thr temperature
Las risen N the northwest and Upper LAX region with
,outhorly 10 westerly winds, partly cloudy weather and
.t H. barometer. igHt Shows are reported IRON
me Lake !t-'uu. where the barometer mas risen
slightly with s,uthcrlY 10 westerly winds Genorait
Gear lId collar atIcr prevails IN Ne" England aud
the Made STAT With uorthwf -terly winds aup III
creased ios,re Inc barometer is lowest near Halifax
md ghcst -ou d The atcs.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-Enelsnd,
partly cloudy cr, Wl'h low, hut slowly ll-rS ten
i,r..Irn .I,.-t winds, shIfrC .O westerly and
southcr sIjgit rise follow bv falling barometer, and
Jn tic uuI tuciu pO.tlUus hi ht snOw.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
Special Notltes

Niucfeerth Annual l, % vil open at ~" LtAN III
ART ROOMS Sl7 broadway. WEDNESDAY NoRNiNG
aud continue unt m" % slc. hodaj snd Tuesday even
ugs. tuuarv = and -
kestiny's Cough LO2engcs.-Th- great kngish remedy
used at recommended Tor over 81 yeus ny ne
and medical profession sold by all druggist Pnce
+. FOUGFRA & co. New. York Agents.
Mans Mission Earth-A thorough Medical Treaties.
Disabilities be- removed Ihb
.Irrrcnce - study ObsrryatOn and piOessonh
hood Strcuahened Vitality spnnd conditions o Heath,
been uIDali ol ~ OYcrtNod powers -atrnohL
obstacles Aarragr, aui ~ the means 70 r pve
~ mail zoe currency postage -tanptJ Address
Sr,'y MUyenm Anatomy and ~cl"nce Lao Br1lWdY ny
Pest Ocs Notlre Thu mans Tor the we"E ending
SATTRDAE january - 1870 VIII close ~ THIS ONCE on
TUESDAY 1880 p. Tor Europe by steamship N"N ada
VIA Queelst0Wu On WEDNESDAY. AZ a M, tor France
direct steamship Awer1ue. wa HaVre and al l-op
m Enropr. by steamship Algeria via Cueensi"~n; On
R>DAT ~ sie1fl.I.D ''lt Wa
Germany ard France % oe
iorwaulot his he specially Addressr aud
l. Europe. bY stvau-hp ieidrr VIA Plymouth.
harhourg BamblIg SAT kDAf - $50 a Tor
Europe titY Of thest"I Queenstown
ropondsutr GERMANY and scotland 10 be forwarded ~
M, steamer must pec'alv Addressed ard $40
30 EuIsne by steamship >tckaG. via >osth
ip,ou Rreuen The steamships Nevada. Algeria. ttl
Chester DO uo axe mis fYf Druuars NNe ep
and The malls FOR 4 nsWaN kui south Pacific
Ports le,ye NrsYorH Januav 20. Tie mails ir Havana
NowY York nUtr, - AMI q. The mats Tor NcNcO
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-21

Is the question raised ny Senator Window and II will
prove one OF the most important this Nation has Decn
called OF late TO considor-lPittsburg Commercial Ga
zette tRepl
When the rampant Radicals tear loose about
the SOLID sou aud the Confederate Brgadicrs, they
should reflect that thc SOU l. solid for honest Govern
inent ana that the Confederate Bri-adiers are doing
hVauahc service IN buildOzng puzzle hicvcs-NIeks-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
ONE DEMOCRAT wuo rAyoEs \ cIPurR HUME

HE ! RIBjNL CIdiStS, SlNhHiHG uDItlutt"i
serve jr I. ST.. Co. t.c "a pU0YCdH part! almost a.
weU as Ii .l,. truth "crc cStaDll,hcd, fact which
embr OF ma. party have admitted But lor tls very
u-, TIE pul4t..ti iu rests OF thr Democracy require
,u i1eSiiga an. II conducted ta H., and thoroughly
VIII either In .~tauISnug the ruin Of Wiia mas
All Against thc Democratic leader in The I1al
y iona. contest auu con, c, Lu at least OF comm iancc
~ coirl!p. u.ut VIII .-HYi.h hls III ocrncc
sc,4r NIutIyaun. EIt IN either tue Democrats
have Yo 80 fear tie result The tIutn MAY possibly Ice
PAINFUL Dut II viii uc wholesome
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
IUBLIC OPINiOA.

The sherman movement has progressed 80
iaI ina "a may Ii.o.t 10 Sid 10 ae .OIn.np. Es
Htue early ~ tne cdupalsn.- Go umbu, OhI0l ate
Journal KepI
Speaking generally, il may bc sald that ~
no STATE Aar Democracy llnprO, CG its condition sic
1876. white IN not few u has iOst ground AddeH o
tAC local Lhc terrible C!oi load, which
hy ItSe,f II sufficient 10 crush any party Albany
EFeDIBr journal NrpD
Shall rebellion, that failed on the battle
teid succeed uy tOWardy murder ana Violence oLch
New-York tribune., 1879-01-21
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY al 1879

follow rightly In his own footsteps than Ros
coe Conkling We are simply exponcnts OF the public
voice in giving 10 him his successor. IL
Will delight me to cast my vote for this peer Of peers
4 UNANIMOUS NOMINATION
Short speeches then made Of similar ma
turc by Mr.. Terry. of Washington, and Messrs
Stralian. Hayes and Edmaun. of NewYork. At the
clOsc of their speeches formal vote taken. the
Senators being called first. and then the Assembly
men. Each man his name was called arose
and named Mr.. Conkling his choice for Senator.
When this impressive ceremony had ended, 1t was
found that Mr.. Conkling had received the Votcs for
United States Senator Of 10 Senators and 90
Asscmblymen there was not one dissenting voice.
Senator GoebcI and Assemblyman Wadsworh were
the only Republican members of the Legislature
absent.
A REGENT NOMINATED.
The caucus then considered the nomination of n
Regent of the University. senator Harris nom-
nate for this position Charles i. Smith the we'll
known Editor of The EceRag journal. of this city.
Senator H3rriS said in the course Of his
speech: iIr. smiths ability, learning and
viror are much needed in the Board of
Regents. As the chief Editor Of a great Republican
journal Of this State, be has taken prond position.
No better selection could be made for the Office
of Regent Speaker Alyord said Sir. Smith
is man Of fine education. whose abilities
are second - none. who viii adorr the position and
iniuse ncn blood into somewhat mummy like
corporation. The young blood thar has lately been
added 10 it has preserved it from fos-izlnl; Mr..
Smith viii be one of the men who win join
in removing the papyrus from the venerable
body Mr. Sheard a. a young Republican
in behalf of younC Republicans. seconded the non-
nation. EA-Spcahcr Hustled said: " Nr. Smith i, one
Of ir best and wi,eat men IN the Staie he Ia, been
my valued friend fox years and my political! mentor
here. The Board of Regents needs just such
men. move tIat the nomination bc made by acclI-
nation he motion Mas carried and Nr. Smith
was unanIiuousy nominated The caucus then adj
"nrHcd without day
Io-mcrrow Mr.. Conlline will be elected a United
states Senator by both branches of the Legislature
The Democrats will cast their votes for William
nor>hc!mcr. The Assembly and The senate will
hold JOINT session Tomorrow, when the yoie tor
senator vii be formally announced. Tomorrow
also Charles l.. Smith will be- elected Regent.