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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

6ltnalons Dduieo-- ttlGIes
YOUNG MAN, well connected. good edu-
a cation understands electricity AID mechanism. fancy
cYo. Naur. upluvutut. Address BEST REFERENC ~
Tribune Upf0wu Eice. .4.5- Broadway.
GARDENER and NIFE.-By an English
man tL,u,ubrarcei Lar twenty years practical
per-uce with enAou,e hot an ci Efspy iru- and M
KIN. ~tcetl.les hH- ear % b. flr Do IS; sth. ru'-
~ England fu knOVlrig- % farming
care and Of fancy AMI imported Ock and wife
thoroughly understands making gt edge butter won take
% dairy aud poultry ters best fitf~ - furnished
Address j. B. Irbgrr Jptorn D.he-, l.-5 bioadNal.
NURSk.-A professional muse 10 attend an
y Invalid gentleman objection % travel. refrrcrce
t-.t ,.ty ply,c.aus. Address Professional IL r.
cry u .trl lonacrs. :. s.
DORTER or JANIIOR.-A young man wants
situation gLf porter or Ianltor. go himself
generally G-rful house thoroughly reliable; good city
reference address J. !. g.. OF cali al - Madison
WAlIER.-BY a young COlOrcd man is first
waiter board house pryat" family Ger
stands carving and could TAKE Toll charge ~ dining rpom or
would Invalid gentleman long ycaf- city refer
,rcc. Address OF cal. g.. L. -, ~ ptONt-t, city
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
GIN i1cal Csiatc tor Sale.

EOR SALE-A bTOwn-stOne house, uptown.
ccatrav located. suitable ioI or TWO families a.
might trade furpsI cash and city property Apply 90
OWNER % Vest 4Hth-st.
FOR SALE or LEA>E.-The fOur-storv
stores Us Cliff ana "a Tear-t between Fulton and
Jou feet ty ~ Iect. Address OWNER, Box 90 Post
Ofce.
DRD-AEE. Corner, near the large Elevated
- laraad Depot e~jh-st side Prce reasonable
III LAND & WHITING, BeckuIau-st.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NeEYOk from foot of Dcsbrosses and Court

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NeElOIk from foot Of Dcsbrosses and Court
landt sts.
go N. for Washington. Columbus, Cincinnati. lndanal
OILS, chicago and tho West Richmond Charleston ana VIC
south Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark OHIO and
thcSgo.
loo for Washington and the West and the south via
Ci0rduusve Pullman from New OK 10 baltimore ana
Washington making close connections for P-bnrg tncn
rat. Indianapolis Louisville and 1T Louis Through fullA
Baltimore Cincinnati Louis and PIttsburg, aud
from Na,liingi0n 10 Augusta AMI ga annah -
1000 dAiiy Tor Washington the south and Nest run
nan sleeper. from New Ork "a baltimore and asn-ton
making Tor Chicago Cincinnati lndllhaP
Is Louisville Il Louis Columbus Pttsburg the south aud
southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 10 ,ucn
nail connects al ashigton with trains Tor LyntnpuS'
Florida. New DTleau- and the south
For through tickets please call AZ COmu4nye once -
Broadway Aew ORR and ~ ticket Offices foot u CouIaNu'
amt De4tIo-se--$ts. and Depot. Jersey CITY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBiA>hA
FLORIDA
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RECORDED REAL EsTATE TRANsFE41
NV YORK CITY

xo.t.,. W 10. 25GHIcO: W PaIkin. referee TO
Springs SO 3o6 25II0o i. I Jansen to william ,,.
49,, ~. secor 7!rsi. Ilo51i622Irrecular.
James Kelly 10 John HeisE,;, -.
1921 81. s. l40ftc 81 4thave; j. szl0nlI John co.
Ia.dsf 4, 1865 Il OF 4Jn-avc. IS s1lOolI John
12.,5 =. I754 Il Of 4ih ave i6,1IOoIi John
122d-.is ..;4 II Of an ave. l6.9xI Ooll: Johr
1920 :. 256.s # q 4jlsvc, le s1lOoI John c
l2of.,' 5. Iao. ft'cof 3'G.ave. I6s1iooIl; T. r -
- =, 5. 26G It Of ijla,e I6.,1lOoll Il r 49,.
1870 s-'ss 40 u of 4thaye. IGe1I0oII; Il
- hamilton Teierec TO same $500
200 20 EdwaId Boyd and wife TO Hardness
sane property IaIkne-s Boyd and wifi, % Elizabeth
B. ave e 8 from o5d.s, to 94tl-st. 7512oi5 jacob L
NascAhe 20 samson Marks .---.-..-..-..-. 90
husband to Margaret NcEvoy '-'-.~....--...-..-
IN ave, ecor a-d,t 251loo1irregular. and also
Cunningham ana WIFE 10 Thomas Louc1an -
N md husband 70 MicRad WiI;6 ~
l-taetu =. So :, = o. 7th-ave. 2Ozo~9 Carson
s Su'5 END '5 VIE % bea5 James 10000
S7ta Il S. 50 Il W Of I0th-age 50KlOO5; Emma
o., Iotien and husband 10 lane AitAeq
erles W Cooler TO CHRISTIAN Cooler ,,.... 300
Boyd to N'r9aret nuricy ....'-.,.. a4o
I5ee.st .lol Il IS Of Morris ave, ll7ll 2x3o; oo
sst6,st Il ; 2o5 {, e Of Mad..ou.ave. 22zes9; Mary
llth,st : Ia u W o: Ave-A 45Is4 10 Jacob stan.
Gl-i s. s. go 4 u Ilth:aye 2ozloO.5 Frank ,o
27th.-t, o46 n Of Lc1ngton-ave. l3G13e.G:
Iouih st W = ~ Of Wantromer7 81 5x.48to
- NateT--t Xl~i. % 70 montgomery Il x7oX3loI
100. ana also machinery etc. the Nrw York steam
sugar Refining Company 10 Peter MOeler and 800
Ia D-n
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TWt
mango salesroom TO-DAY:
'eANAN Bg Iitadns DdvisE.
story brick dwelling with LOT. No -o Nes StG -, -,
ns 10 n W Of 7th-ave lot l9lOI3J lOXll .212OlO
- Sva4 Mutual Life lus Ca. ------- "
,tof of land n Fa-t ~-th-st 1884 u " OF MadisoA-
ava ,xlOUS same purchaser -----'.''''---- -
@'' 81 l. T. & r FbttltDs.
storv iron front store wiz lease Of lot No 10 Wax
''t nS l-4Sft % West Broadway lot 2II
~ leased December I. lNGS, term - = years.
,tound rent S.,OVu per Rnnum Julia stcA...--...
b. soft & Hgsr3.
n. ,o- hr-cE huld NJ ami story brick stable with
iot No 80 Ave.B. " cor % 18th ST. lot -OxuGt
Clas and sam " hank .....-.-
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Real estate 10 gtrban9e.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy terms
-Psctory buildings fiy years leases OF hIre
lots Oh 24th-st, 10Th ave- JAMES LOND4E' --1sL
sDd sA-sve.
GAN FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
- NewYorK CITY lots titles perfect Address L. 4Il0une
Uptown once 1855 Broadway.
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDEp MORTGAGEa

DelanO. r n and others. trustees etc. 70 the Free
German school sth-st "a ID Il ? Of lst ave. -
Iso- 20 years at annual rent Ot----------.-.
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5teamboats ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
- and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer Bridgeport
leave. Catharinep daily Sundays excepted at ll5O m
and Bridgeport al IL n. ~.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDoO

~ INN - M anu -, ~ 10 IL, ~
l-7-. through trans VII leave Grand Central Depot.
5000 U, and Northern Express. with drawing
room cars 10 Albany and Rochester rom Albany "
tr.a. W. saratoga
O. lau4uId Rochester and Builo.
y EXpre-s 10 Albany and Troy VITA connections
10 urI AMI Rutland.
4U0p n Montreal Express with through sleeping
y. =. A.Daus
600 p LOUIS Express. daily. with sleeping cars for
LOUIS. tlTCug every cay IN tie wrta also sleep
iuE Bulo Fa.s loclO ami Detroit and for
Montreal excepting 'u.IN night N.4 ~aiaiugi-
1850 Il- Epre-- for Rochester and CORNING VIA Gc-
nry4 -ler. .ug cars GENEVA and Rochester.
d. u. Parnc fNprr-- c4iv, with sleeping cars for
Rochester NasIa FALL Buffalo, teveani Toledo Detroit
trasu anu excepting SATURDAY night 10 Lp"Vie IId
Mat'It.Vu
TcSers for sale an 259 2Gl and 4l3 Broadway and
OUMpau. offices No o. Park place. 80
and 81 Broadway, New-loTk. snd 80 l.ni4ston St.
brooklyn O. T. NI-l--AEi-
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III the ARMY-Appointment
auttion Sales Of Real gstatc.
VALUABLE Mill PR0PER7YA7 Public SALE
. ~ Tbursdav- January rs. Al ] D. DID,, known a. the
KEYSTONE WOOLLEN MILLS,

consisting %
zone -Four story Brick and stone Building soxoo N'h Two
story stone attachment. lOt liu1lJU.
Brick stone E-.lllc .D-oJ WIN Two
spe story Brlck attachments. 32x3j AID ,tAi1 , ,,
WIN si-l-. -'N~
n 2 and stable lot % both being lo0y7V.
A SOfoOt street through both these prope'ues 81,
Also one third threcStoy Carpenter Shop 4o
1CxlOO feet ,..---.,,. ,..., .o-.,.- ,..,-
sr4 81 cards with looms, &C, ali Iu good running oile
The property vii De divided and 'J WIN VI "-lAou' VIC
Nschiperv For fuller description apply 70
MILTON TOWN SEND. New -B.lS AioA ,.,-..,-,.
PTCdARD CADBLHN. d. Chestnut a.. tI4-luti pH.a'
u. p BANCROFT. - FIlnAliu-eI, (r"-i oI = ,,,..s
RIVER. - miles from mus
l@rrs an he , IL " q a. aud f. q L l. H.. And IS tie
Renfrs OF 8 population o. about 45,yOL
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Broome. Ateia X ana husband 10 JuIa Hoffman,
.7th--t " OF LeX4ugiOu-lvt years Observation-Disclosures 81
Zoe. Daniel 10 Henrietta Martin, BedfOrdst. Of
ItrOv-s'. wear -.... ..-..----
Iccrs. Mary o. anu husband 10 Mania SJammers, SIS
l54tA ST. " CtA-v etc, years -..-.--...-.--..
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Gonntrp properIp % EFT.

ORANGE, y. J.-NelGEborhoo speclalty ,
orrsnt winter year also inr - e. .o~ u.'S ''
serms EDWARD p HAHILTON. 90 zine 81, y L
FUPNTSUFD HOTSF TO LET-At Madison,
~ nj II rooms near depot rent very low Apply 70 J.
a. WEB, lG5 Pearl st. Sew lcck
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WHITE STAR LINE. -----...--.

NIIIIL SIAH Inn.
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAL, STFAMERs
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE -Te steamers Of ts Line ta,c ile Lane H11i-
recommended Ly Lieut. H4ury L. y On both tie outward
IIili ,srr Ir.lrs - Tlurldav. Jan. It, J. 80
IIfTIt t4rr .ieqf.If 1u.sCav Jan. -1 d
EIIlANIf. Can't Perry -iuiudy. zen" ..i
FROM The WHITE STAR poth fIrE o. N'i'IH
EI\I.R 49,. -
these steamers are uniform IN szo and unsurpassed aD
ro'rur0fs The "a 0un -tI--IolII-. u- AID LAIN
rooms are placed ps where the no and motion are
st et aaorLag degree q comfort hitherto uAatta-aOe
a
ATE~-saloau. $50 SGI and 500 GOLD storage SIS Re
trrn tickets on favorable terms
T1,sr steamer. carry neither cattle, sheep norQ-cs
Foruap,rtuu IAu- AID o.isr information apply a. 80
Coupauvs 10. 81 broadway HewA uh or 4t' W. A.
nut S.. Phi. aGrlpAa "a t1Ell-, A-en..
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GoteI5.
Gltultlons OanIet FemIles

GtuItlons OanIet--f em1Ics
a GERMAN GIRL. age 10, lately arrived.
y suo speaks correctly some Eng '-h seeks
ro..rIoL I class family. where size W- Dee ndy
treated wors. take charge - growing Children
up aua LA- cay manners reference eN, ta1tE nav
II bune ottce.
CODK.-A good smart English Protestant
coos understands kinds 90 cooking willing % assist
.l.l- AL iorlag best o.. f'. e-trs c+ u! country
800 5th ave, acar -oc--i u',i aooi
COOK.-By a respectable woman a. cook;
y 10 objection 10 wasAn- best " references. No.50I
COOK and LAUNDRE>S.-By a Scotch Prot
y r-raut cook tors GIL 1eeut woman, who under
lrT c,pattv. moierate aat permanent place pre-
ierIbd objection q" "a, lA'ry best ~ ciy recommends
tons 'aIl ar 900 ttnave.. near l-ti--'-
CHAMBERMAID. &c.-A swedish CIrl, with
several wears city reference family tidy
cAlal, u ana competent Waitress WING ." assist WIN
re vs." 90 a. she can TO phrase cy VI country NO.
CHAMBERMAlD and WAIiEE>S.-By an
y Luc- Protestant young woman very Respectable AMI
woman country orcty CAL IL ,o 500 I'VE Atar 80 -;
uOU>E WORK.-By a scotch Protestant
woman understands Genera nous t'I- W.,ns 5 en-
gth ave- near -3d 81. drst floor.
UOU ~EWORk.-Bv a strong and able Nor
i L v-cAn gr. who Understands rlEn cooking Wa ng
CIV or country understands k and making %: but
rrr. cali o. so. 80 ttAayr- near -,i-.t.
\UR>E.-An American woman, with eight
years reference. w-hos 20 attend u1on an invalid =
yAt homework and De generally useful city or country
llJ W-stI-iAsI
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Goal Gn0 u)ooo.


Umpire Wood and Coal Depot, $50, 152,
H. ~ Essl whist FIces reduced WA. l. WILLIAMS.
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United STATES, AN. BRAZIL MAIL

I STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST THOMAS. PARA. PEKNAMBUCo. BAHIA
AND RIO De JANEIRJ. Connecting at ~. THOMAS
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and sPANIrh
MAIN Inc urst-e ITol steamship CITY OF PARA.
tauf4ln Carpent.r. Will IOr ABOVE U0-rs
NIDNE-IAN. Feb e. At Frrl G't 40 low rst,s aken
rne ports Positively freyts received after d
Freight must Dee PAD r advance FREIGHT received Al al
times EobeTtss Dock. BROOKLYN $3.50 -.--.- $500
IN-C Ran, r LON Err THAN BY Any OTHER LINE
~HIPIf!.- DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
UNEfE OPEN POLICY.
Tor freight engagements passage having elegant ae-
Communications apply 10 4. Il. MALLORY * Coz Agents
IT. tfl,t. ~ has; I.4Ecr.
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

CD Onn DOWN buys SUPERIOR HOUSE.
- -.sDOO Liberal commission Address l.. 1907
ld,ay -tt..iVc.. FIoILlNu
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEl

y Ferry station 10 New York foot of Liberty II.
Perry station IN Brook VI. OF % IUli0usi: ,
Commencing Nov. % ,7~Ilin- leave Sew OK, foot OF
Liberty ~. as follows
fn a m-FOr ElcWll cfsn. Li-fOn. Reiydefe. NAd' i
chunk TImaqua. Nikr-baIre. Elnua &c. Connects al
Junction Ith u T.. ana ". L. T.. 49,
80 a mFor High Bridsr Branch Sch'oey l ounla
Rudd- Lax. and Lax HopJi,ung Ea,tou, HaIr-buIE K
MaucI chunk TaHa lua. Hazeton, WkesbaTre scranton
Wi'NamspOrf. ...-
1000 Ill., laI 30 o. m For ~omery1l. and Pennington
m.-For Hem uct'u l.tstoH. Maucl CHUNK aiIalla
-tTaufol uNAh2Iut<k- IanaIla,
r. aiding. Pottsvle ItrIi-Dur-h g.. . 49,.
D. u.-For High Bridge Branch. Schooley NO NO!
Ia. Lake and Lake HopJtCIug Ea-ton, BelvlitIe anu
Ndutl Chunk. Connects 81 Junction WIN D. j. dhd n" y L.
$3.50 o. u daIlv-tci EIston Allentown and HdrrlsUlIg
40 q. H.-Iur ia-t.n.
fl loo tables al -tdfl0n-
SUNDAY TI:AIN~-IrAvc Al q. IA, l. = a. i"T Bound
Brook Intermediate points, and a; $50 D. LII for a,'oh
Reading ard HARRISBURG
Boat- u the Brooklyn and Ere Annex make onrnet non
Of jersey cts station 20 and from BtooA ana EiIe l
Jersey ~.
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Gin propertn 60 tci

TIWO-STORY HOUSE To LET or LEASE.
III IL last 13thst Inquire al -vJ last -o'.' ST. e@- "
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoGK. Friday, Jan. 10. 1879.
The following sales were held at the E1-
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Ufedn Steamers

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMFRI
I'm LAG Sailing every Ihursiay from Philadelphia
INDIANA s1is III KSDAN, Jan. lc
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ORANGE COUNTY u. " FARMS for sale
~ 81 great bargains AL sizes and prices I4o a,I =
3 900 40 5000 los acres St5Cv SC -tId ior
MiddetOwu. y \.
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Sailing from per foot anal-si.. North River
For san FRANCISCO Via I~IHNUS OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. Moucav. jar. 20. noon.
CONNECTING for Central and south ArIelcd snd Mexico
From san Francisco for Japan and CHINA
steamship q Il INA. Wednesday. March =. noon
From francesca 10 Honolulu, NtW-Lea.and aud
Australia
~t,lmIa,p AUSTRALIA Monday. Jan. 20.
FOR frtlslf genera information. apply or 'lTpanys
once uu pier foot OF CaEa Norta RIVER And FOR passage
a. Company Ticket once. NO - broaCwav
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GENE.RIAL, .TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANY

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or BRI ~~I.I.-.....- ~ATT EDAI al. i. p
CITY OF CHESTER Att EDAN. Jan. % -.;u
CITY OF MoNIEFA tn - lAA d m. So II
from Pier 30. y. l.. foot OF ChArlOnsi
CABlN go, $50 and 500 gold Return tickets on favor
able terms.
~TEEEAGE. 80. curreucv Drafts AZ lowest raf-s
Saloons, sta--rOOW. and bath l-ip.
These steamers neither cattle. -h-ep pigs
JOHN q. DALE. Agent ID and 53 Broadway. y. y.
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RENT-TAe most attractive completely FURNISHED inI
CharulDgy situated TcsntDCe y the queen LF o NE l-l
Also beautifully located on TlTer bAAk near
&.ltgu. with COsev cottage. barn, Uult, &c
y WRIGHT. y south Liberty ST.. Ipu=hEeepsle \ y
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP
CARVING The Belgian ana United states Mails sailing
every ~ GAYS from Philadelphia and New YORK
ZEALAND sals TUESDAY. Jan. H. lOan
toi rates of,a.-ag- ana other information Apply
oo- ~ fEItE WRIGHT & SONS. General Agen,.
500 Walnut ST. Philadelphia - Hruadway New. TOr.
JUN MCDONALD Agent. : Battery place New
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fnrnlIure.
90 Unom II flIn Concern

SHALL NOT BE LIABLE 'or any debt,
contracted uy my VIE she las "a q bed aud board
l.
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Millersville over which witness had
charge. He knew that for the past
twenty years the life of Oliver had
been a very exemplary one.
Hon. A. G. Riddle testified that Mrs.
Oliver called at his office and represent
ed she had Lady friend in the treasury
department who had became involved
in a difficulty with distinguished sem
ator. He asked IL in this state of affairs
any promise Of marriage had been
given, and she replied, none whatever.
He told her he could have nothing to do
with any matter in which a senator was
connected, for he had his hands full of
that kind of business now. He had
just disposed of one affair between a
young lady and q senator, and he had
now on hand another case between a
married lady and senator. He fur
ther informed her that probably this
providing an Office was considered an
equivalent for what had been given.
He asked her If any writings were in
the possession of her lady friend, and
she replied, none whatever. He Incl
dentally suggested to Mrs. Oliver the
question why some of the women did
not try some of the members of the
house of representatives, would
be change and relief.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-25
NEW YORK.

They will Summer and Winter Him.
New York, March 24.-Talmage has
secured the services of Rev. DIR. Spear as
counsel in the trial which begins to-day
in Clinton street church, Brooklyn.
The feeling runs very high among the
denominational brethren regarding his
case. One of his leading friends says:
This trial is jealous hunt of a great
man by little ones. They can't get
within gun-shot Of him mentally, so
they seek to kill him enthusiastically.
They might as well lombard Gibraltar
with thistle down. We believe the
pastor to be as square as die and as
straight as string. If he was not he
would not suit us. In any event the
tabernacle will stand by him, winter
MN, summer him and hold up his
hands as long as God spares him. That
settles it.n So rq4
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WASHINGTON.
Alarm Among Republicans.

Alarm Among Republicans.
Washington, March 24.-Republican
leaders have become thoroughly alarmed
over the unqualified assertions of lead
ing democrats that, as a result of the
conferences with the president and the
members of the cabinet, the president
would sign modified bill repeating the
election laws. There was something
like panic among the republicans on
Saturday and yesterday, regarding the
presidents probable action, and conf
dence was not fully restored when it
became known that several leading re-
publicans had been to see the president
and talked over the situation. One Of
these informed correspondent that he
was not entirely satisfied with the re-
suit of his conversation with the presi-
dent, and that the latter was not as
outspoken as kdesired. 1t is believed,
however, that the strong expressions of
disapprobation at any compromise, on
the part of the republican leaders, will
have the desired effect on the president,
and that he will yield his own inclina-
tions for the good Of the party whose
head he is supposed to be. The demo-
Gratis still assert that the president will
sign the modified repeal bill, and that
they will carry their point over the
heads of the republicans in both
branches of congress. 1t is expected
that there will be further developments
regarding this matter to-day.
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Great Gold Discovery.

st. Louis, March ga Globe DEM
ocrat special from Wichita, Kansas,
saws that gold has been discovered
thirty miles southeast of that place and
says great excitement exists among the
farmers and others. A New York
company is said to have bought mile
square of land, and are trying to secure
more. Four companies have already
organized. The ore from shaft sunk
some time ago, is said to have assayed
over two thousand dollars to the ton.
One farmer has been offered thirty
thousand dollars for his farm and re-
fused it.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
Discussing the Political
Situation.
Simon Cameron and the Widow
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Frightful T ornado in the
State of Georgia. -
Destruction of Property and
g Loss of Life.
Foreign Intelligence.
xLW. CONGRESS.
Foreign Intelligence.
XIV. CONGRESS.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


Il oENATE,
| Washington, March 24.-The vice
president laid before the senate a COM
munication from the postmaster gen.
eral :sking an additional appropriation
for the pay of letter carriers; also one
from the secretary of the interior, en-
enclosing request from commissioner
Of education, asking an appropriation
of S25,640 for the payment of clerks.
Referred.
Beck introduced bill for the settle
ment Of accounts with certain railroad
companies.
By Harris, bill to prevent the
spread Of infectious diseases into the
United States,
On motion of Mcdonald resolution
was passed requiring the secretary of
the treasury to furnish the senate with
the amounts Of money drawn and paid
for supervisors of elections, general and
special, in '76 and '7S as compensation,
in excess of fees, as allowed by law for
circuit court commissioners and state,
the amounts expended in New
York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati for
the years aforesaid.
Wallace offered resolution that the
senate now proceed to the election of
Secretary of the senate, chief clerk,
executive clerk and sergeant-at-arns. =
- lengthy pniitical discussion onsued,
participated in by Anthony, Hamlin,
Wallace, Conkling. Bayard, Beck,
Voorhees,, Blaine and Eaton. During
the course of the debate Beck read
circular issued during the campaign of
'7s, and signed "Sidney A. Austin, by
order Of the committee, Geo. G. Cor
ham, secretary The circular says it
is almost certain that the next senate
will be dem ocratic, and asserts that
foremost among the schemes Of that
party is the intention to attempt a
revolutionary expulsion of Hayes from
his office.
The discussion which took place was
devoted principally to the right of
Hayes to hold his seat as president.
Blaine and others on the republican
side warmly defended Gorham, and
hoped he would be allowed to retain
his place as secretary of the senate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-25
ILLINOIS.


DeKalb, March 24.-George Alexan-
der (colored) shot his white wife here
tonight with shotgun, killing her
instantly. They had lived in Sycamore
lately, but this morning she left him,
and he, following ON the evening train,
discovered her at the house of friend.
She was 10, he 26. The left side of her
head was entirely blown off.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-25
GEORGIA.
A Tornado.

n 1Ofndoos
Atlanta, March 24.-A most destruct-
i've tornado swept through this section
yesterday; hundreds of miles of fenc-
ing have been prostrated between Ma
con and Augusta. Cattle, outhouses,
etc., destroyed to great value. The
storm came from the southwest, and
was several miles in width. At Mil
ledgeville the destruction of property
will reach an hundred thousand dollars.
A long wagon bridge across the Oconee
river was blown down, and a negro
who was driving a four mule team
across went down with it and was
crushed on the shoals an hundred feet
below. Total damage in the five coun-
ties cannot be estimated.