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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

CdTOttnU IutTOTs CT L1uSOQHU ~.
OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL GRANGE.
Masters. E. Adams, Monticello,
Orerseer.-J. j. Woodman, Paw Paw,
Mich.
%cinnatl.
Assistant Steacard.-Wm. Sims, of Kan
0"7 Treasurer.-F. NJ. Mcdowell, Wayne,
.secretary.-O. II. Kelley. Louisville, KY.
Gate keeper.-O. Dinwiddie, Orchard
Grove. Ind.
Ceres.-Mrs. Adams.
Romona.-Mrs. Woodman.
Foru.-Mrs. Moore.
L,rdy Asst. Steward.-Miss G. A. Hall,
Louisville. KY.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
D. Wyatt Aiken, Cokesbury, S.. G..
Henley James, Marion, Ind.
H. Ellis, Springsboro, Ohio.
Officers Of North Carolina State
Grange, p. Of H..
Naster-W II Cheek, of Warren.
Oyerseer-D A Montgomery, of Ala
nance. ~
Steward-J A Harris, of lredell.
Assistant Steward-H E King, of Ons-
low.
ampton.
Secretary--Jos E Porter. of Edgecombe.
Gate Keeper-L w Reasons, Edges
combe.
Ceres-Mrs A NJ Cheek, of Warren.
Pomona-Mrs j E Somers, Of Guilford.
Flora-Miss Eugenia Robinson, OF Ca
barrus.
LADY Asst. Steward-Mrs III E King, of
Onslow.
STATE XECUT COMMITTEE.
Col. William II. Cheek, Chairman, OF
W~arrenton.
Capt. J. E. Porter, Secretary, Tarboro.
Capt S. B. Alexander, Charlotte.
John King. Falkland. Pitt county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

CHARLOTTE OBSERVERIsMs. -Aiarried
ut the .esidencc OF the brides step-iathcr,
on Tuesday evening, Nj. Walter 5. Pharr
and Miss Jennie Walker.-The stables OF
II. W. Sossamon Owned by j. W. Nads-
worth, Esq near Charlotte weie burned,
with even valuable holses."W. u.
Alexander and j. ]. Price viii discuss
''Small Gran" before the Ca DINA Far
Assoc. ion. Get. th.-Ru McAden
anu jude Bynum went to Hendersonviile
on railroad business.-A man named
Smith was arrested for passing Sl-Dank OF
Mecklenburg billion the old organ grim
del.-Thi.teen car loads Of iron TO- the
tack west o. Swananoa, went up the road
the other da y.-Died at Erevard, Iran
sylvan a, Edward, aged 5, son Of Key: ,.
TAYLOR Martin a BRIGHT ana lovaDle chl'd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23
THE FARMER AND MECHANIC

soon as the clothes are dry. With this care
a clothes line will las for wears. but If Icf,
out, wind and rain will miildew and rot The
line. and will soon become worthless.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

ia;l h eonelby aurora says that Cleveland
biao nas In Its walls a woman charged with
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

Mrs. Booth, wife Of General, Booth,
the leading chieftain of the salvation
Army in England, says that people who
attend the meetings Of the ''Hallelujah
Lasses' f. on motives of curiosity are ultl,
mately compete to attend regularly, as God
gets .his hook into their jaws" 1t appears,
sccordirg to Generals wife, that there are
100 cor s and $50 officers in the army: VI
speaks there 81 Sc, ard the sinews OF war,
by means O; which an eternal struggle IS
carried on against the void, the flesh aad
the devil, are supplied at the rate OF sloo''
600 per annum.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23
Che @ranoe.

Under this head aaU be found the eDtcial pa
pers Of the Grand Master, and also. all
communications from members Of the North
Car0lina Patrons CT Husband u.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23
P-tented August Eth ~ o,d r.h,

m Is IN only machine which RIyFS an Sr ,,,, -,
ny n, p oGh a IERFECT SH AEED SHINGIF aeanns,S sshilePS NJ one
pESTTMI III "rrh n timber which a 10 workajhv hSTf oNenH On pn :
a II a bee thoroughly tested by AZ nal - NJ III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
rJ0LATI0y or THE ELECTION LAJr.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-In the United States
Circuit Court to-day, Judge Bond presiding william
Robinson, Judge Of Election IN the iHteeh'h warn At
,lc late Congressional election, pleaded guilty 10 an IN
dictmeut charging him with having assaulted and mud
cred Deputy United States Marshal while III tie as
charge of his duty. Judge Bond sentenced him to pay
fine Of 800 and to four months impnSoh-
ment in the County Jail In the Uni'ed
states Circuit Court in the of William A. For""ood
ard Thomas Cook Judges of Election i'll the Sev'h'h
Ward this city AZ the election hrd Tor rnnSrS -,
Congress IN November last and indicted for interfering
with inc United states supervisor and United states
iur Rendered verdict o guilty The paiticl-
lar net complained of the refusal OF the Judges 10
admit the drputy-narshal III tue room Whtit 'h loI'5
we're held when ne had been called IN by the United
states Supervisor keep tally Of the votes The ne,
PENDANTS were sentenced to pay me OF - tici anu
costs amounting to about 81 The trial OF num-
bcr OF other persons indicted for violating Tie United
states election laws Will follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
THE w,NUATTAN SAVINGS BANK.

PAYMENTS Nor YET REsUMED-TnE CROWD THAT
An lNCoRRECr REPORT BROUGHT TO HE DOORS
YESTERDAY.
Ash had been reported that the Manhattan
Savings Institution which was robbed on October =,
l~-S woud resume business yesterday, a visit was
made 70 the bank 1t there learned that the state
mcnt was u au,uo.z Il ana incorrect secretary Al'0rd
sad tn, business could not resumed untl the bank
WAS prepared To pay all dcposiiors in ul ana that
could not he until the registered bonds which were
stolen were re-suel 10 the institution Inc duplicates
ofGoycinmcut bonds, par value Of S1,GoOOG0 accord
ng to the act OF Congress passed FOR mat purpose were
being Irncd and is expected that they VIII be le-
lived soon But duplicates also wanted OF the So
800 in state bonds. and $S7t,700 in NcW1olk Cly
bonds and an Of the Legislature required TO secure
Them The couuSc. the institution. Waldo Huehns
AMI committee OF the dircclors nave TIE matter IN
10arsc secretary Algord SAID that u was hoped to
have the funds 80 tnat by FeDrury the dtposii"ls
COId be paid IN ui lie addcu thdt IL ~"H VI, H@u
fol some depOsitps, business Hdd bteh conc lo
nearly three months 10 D. IN 70 pay "I.V ,ilv1 d
money enough 10 pay all would ne UNJUST 10 som" ut
pastors Inc injunction In the interest Of the deposit
sun holds, bUti VIII he dissolved as COON as tlc
institution resumes payment.
president EDWARD Ncnell was asked about the pro
II was sun III tC uaiS % , o 't, H. t,r1 - ~ The
nuiouInacut OF the Legislature had hhdcitd us pre-
sentiment. -. ,,, J.,
resumed Yesterday, appeared with Their bank h"oksOny
L. learn that nothing could he obtained Nomth pre-
dominated amt many were poorly era ana seemed ~
sore need Of money. one VINO learned thdt thr report
lhc saw IN a newspaper was incorrect asked why II had
NOT brc! corrected Voublc I'lsu woman turned on
iuc clerk -,Id " What would ye DO j there were
three chdrr crying for bread ana without TIE eUtH
of SO to their feet Aud yc had measles or scdrIt
fever III the house, wOuld Sc senu the Decor To Uls
bank money and have him turn rP ms nose al
Vci" The majority OF The dcp"sito>. however rrC Ntd
VIM cuu. rln,ty the announcement that they could get
their money uu OF before February /.
The assets OF the bank. including duplicates o. me
so zen reg stored bonds. $7,0i6.j23 o. Ihe amour
due to d, posors ale Sto- -" 6@ lc'lhe sun us %
Sis GI2 -. y pan Oi Inc spt coupon bonds val
ucd al SIl 600 b" recovered viii tuO - luuch
ia me surplus Secretary AOrd said that lie was SIN
confident thar the stolen securities would he recovered
The new sale Wlih which the vault has been eGiPicd
Cost - 900 and has been furnished win tune lOch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
TIE GOLD GUARD" BALL.

The annual military and civic reception of
,hc Ola Guard Will tahr place al the Academy Of
N4sIc on Thursday evening next. II Is expected that
he following organizations Will be represented: BOs-
oh Igt Infantry I'm CaHneut Veterans, Ancient aud
honorable Artillery Company of Boston, I'D Eeci-
ment Worcester Contineutsls 23l Of Brooklyn, New
Haven travs Od Guard. United Tram Of Artillery OF
Providence, Aiuo>keag Veterans ON Regiment, Albany
I;urgcsScs Corps l2jn Regiment, Officers Of ID" uitd
STATES ARMY TROY CtlZchs' COIs OhCrIH % the tuiitd
stale. NAVY. UUca Citizens Corps Washington Light
Infantry # har!tst0 list r. ,iucnt, Providence Lgh
Iuiautrv Miylud Jtn Krglncui. Nationai LauceTs Of
l{nstOu ana tie STATE FrncIbcs OF Philadelphia.
Daring the evening military march VIII take place.
The mrInl o tue Odd Guard" Iulldress costume,
Vim r,cb escort enc or two of the nlntdIy Nsito- III
reriu,,uttls IAcre Will be none except military per
I'M. ON t.c floor al jhs time. DONnugS 3th Regiment
I>,uc VIII furnish the pTOucDdde music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
GEORGE BLISS LAST MOVE.

The contest between George Bliss and Der
nard Bigm has been carried into the United states
District Attorneys Oiico. This Is III the form
Of a communication from Mr. Bliss to the DIS
trict Attorney, complaining that large mum
her of special deputy marslals. appointed Tor
the last election were paid for that were not
,,rformcd that some Of them paid Tor services
anon the four days Of registration aud election day.
while they performed duly only unon cictt'n ia! ana
that others did not perform thCr duties al all.
These men against whom complaints are ilddc ana
whose names are given ia me l'ti"r o. MI; blSs,
are said 10 be the political friends and adbercnts
Of Bernard Bicin. and this Is SAID to he the
now turn The CHARGES made viii be lnvc-uFatod, and
If tncy are found nave foundation action VIII be taken
against the accused men lN the authorities. Mr.. Bliss
charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
EAST SIDE RiPID TRANSIT

MEASURES FOR SPEEDY WORK on THE GlLBFhl
ELEVATED ROADS NEw BRANCH
The work of building the cast side extern
sion Of the Gibcr; Elevated Railroad has already been
hepun The line has been surveyed from the present
end Of the road at MorIss along the PROPOSED Ie W
the Harlem River. The company has bOuIm se'eI''
bindings between Grcenwicl-s and Broadway III "fu'r
10 cain access to the latter street which 1t VIII cross al
Bowling Green The road will pass then through Beaver
Pearl Division and Atheists Fiistave', twenty
third-st and Second-avc 10 the Harlem Ki''r'
Foundations have been laid within the buildings
hourht Inv The company which viii he Torn down uI
CHANGED Among these buildings II ne ON
No Rroadway ocrupcd ny the Ciccs at the Now 1oh
Elevated Railroad Company, aud the "d Dhlulne NV
abovp it, which has hCcu used rccrEilN n 'o,oh
hou.r: the buildings fronting ON GFc'hHlCi,ht. n"'0
been occupied by saloons and sailors poaihlhg
large force 0f WOihuVn VIII be e plONcu Wl'I'h d"
few yrreks ard II Is SAID that the officers oI inc com
uony cxnect that the structure VIII ne c"hpt,'1,'
Inv August next. although II NAV not ne equiPpcuu;
ready for public travel, until September Inc Wut" VIII
ho done nv the SrwYoIk Loan and Improve lnent ON
,,,uv bv which Sixth Avenue ruad WAS hulll ANU
hiring The summer Will work on II nlsi ana cav.
The West side extension through lA24th ahu N mn,
oves will he comple;cd to tne ~ Rem RlNcf Nv JHN'
obout . 900 men being now ~ work between fsSnN .
tird and One hundred II Is saiu that
The nIIpbcr OF WOrkmCn VII be Increased liige III
{. xgDCh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
MR.. BEEcmEG THREATENED WITH A SUIT

At the Agricultural FAIR OF Allegheny
County, Md, last Fan, lecture by Mr. Beecher was
widely advertised the attraction for one day OCTOBER
49, The Agricultural Society agreed 10 pay him $500
aud the engagement WAS made through his Boa-
ton agents. On October -, dispatch cdnctllinS
the engagement received from The agents. great
ihrona Gathered TO see MI BcccEer, ard they were
greatly disappointed. Inc manager ere clGTlncd.
AS they expected 10 IctIc $1,000 from the lecture. n
determined hV the society TO demand satisfaction
of Mr. Rcccncr, ana member 80 sent norm Tor mat
purpose IN November Mr. Becchor eGIIaihtd mat
when The engagement was made It was expected
That he would have engagements III Baltimore ana
Washington, which lie could Ill on Tie same trip and
that ne cOuld not afford - take such long journey for
$500 II - now said tina; the society has made de-
aud upon him for 1000 and damages, ana u he lds
10 settle the difficulty, that suit Viii be begun 10
tle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
rAIIJRES IN TIE SHOE TRADE.

The numerous failures OF wholesale boot ana
,lor dealers and manufacturers o: the Eastern states
have caused considerable excitement ncreaud yesterday
news WIS received OF the failure OF Caric6 Calvert
Ca, q; BOSTON, and at Nashville Tenn. Tney had lac
Tory az Dan, ile y H. and shipped large quantities OF
goods to the South. The yellow fever seriously DIS
iurbed their trade and OF The causes OF theIra-
IRE. The liabilities are reported al S250,O00.
The liabilities Of D. W. Bachelor Co., manufacturers
Of boots ana SHOES al Boston, who have failed amount
10 81 81 OOO which $4,000 are contingent Inc AS
tes are valued AT S33 600 and the creditors have agreed
10 ,cept 20 cents Oh the dollar
judge IaIr more OF the Cont OF Common Pleas, has
I, moved pnu H. Folk. the of JOSIAH j. F"Wle,
leather merchant st No 81 NaIrcn-st, AMI appointed
Aruur f. ktt5 receiver committee OF creditors lOund
IN. lltic, were $4,000 and assets $4,000 Prefer
chcc WIS given tu tLp special partner Tor S@J,obJ,
which WOUli leave nothing for tne othcE creators
'rutS facts vtic presented 20 Judge L3lrcmofc, and lac
gppo.u;cC Slr. RCcs receiver Of al the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
THE FRENCH EALL Ar THE 1C1EEMT

The annual French ball or that of the Cerclc
Franchise dc TIaImonie, which was gwen last evening
81 the Academy 81 Music was positive failure
pared with rs previous exhibitions. The company
was too few for great mith, aud the report
that The unlcc were instructed To SIC that frru.y
was maintained kcId The d.-rrputabie clement Of t.r
,,trlru- away 80 that tie h1ll failure. even m
regard To indc, cncy. Tie floor was al time
crowded. and until ait-r midnight wa. not
even hlif filled. The boxes were almost en-
tir,ly deserted. and the balcony W., not
nj ov time fairly filed Few or the private boxes trc
ocrnuicd This bail has been annually growing az
tpuiabr and the consequence ~ past cNcc-scs permit
led ly The mana cement observable IN The HIGHT
attendance TINS occasion.
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city hall cent for each passenger carried, mot In
arms"
Movor Howell called the attention Of the AL


dermen Yesterday the Decessity of providing some
special regulation king TIE duties of -caers OF weights
and Measures ma much annoyance and wrong mas p'eh
imposed on the storekecpcs II the city by the oices
appointed To attend To this business. The matter was
referred To the Law Committee.
Martin Taylor, who recently gained some
nOtorey by asserting that he had stolen bao-0oX Keys
in the interest Of Surrogate DALEY. whereby The result
Of the election in 1876 was hanged was arragncd IN
the Court Of Yesterday on the Charge 0 o"t
ing from j. j. Mcdonnell false representations Zoo
copies paper published by the latter Taylor pleaded
not guilty.
Ex-AsSCSSOr James A. OstrOm died on sun
day evening at Ills residence. No. 1Si South Nintst,
at the age OF six y-one He appointed assessor III
1879 on the nomination Of Mayor lIunt"r. lie never
held any other chicc. although he candidate for
Alderman twice. In 1870 ne was nominated for Pohce
Commissioner by Mayor Kalhi" sen, Bat his name wac
after ward withdrawn IA favor OF the late Danlc d.
Briggs.
The case of the indicted officials of the
Board OF CITY Work. Transferred yesterday from
TIE Court OF oyer and Trrr!ncr 10 the Court
of Sef IONS and th,ncc to the Cy Court The
for tins proceeding tr great amount o. Gus
before Jndgr Prat, who ProSidcs IN the oyer ana
TcUmineT. Ar.uncut ~ IA ire time OF the ttItl VIII
be made before Judge Nelson tli~ crHins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
OPENING THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

OPENING THE BILLIARD OthNAMfNl'
I,con suArFFR BEATS AIBEGr GARNiER III
POIN1s
The list of competitors in the billiard touIna-
ment which was opened in the Cooper Institute last
evening, includes the ramcs OF Jacob HchaeI'I'
George Slosson, Albert GARNER. Thomas ""'-
Iaghcr A. =. Rudolphe. Randolph Heiser and Maurice
Dl, Joseph Dion retired account OF slckn'SE'
and l. C. Newhall, the manager, received from WITHIN"
sexton on Friday letter in which he said that con
tinu,d nj health would make il impossible for nm Va 40
Justice either to himself the public il the contest ana
he therefore withdrew as "A competitor Muc" u'Ss""
faction has be en- caused by this action o'StNton'
The tournamcn, was opened last night by IL game DC
tween GARNER and Schaccr. The large hail WAS hl''
with spectators many OF whom were ladies W.T. sen
ton. A. f. Rudophc Randolph Hciser aud Geo. SCISSOR,
were among the wcll-krown PLAYERS present hchH,i
(rary acted referee TIC game WAS mar
ont nv Jack of brilliant nlaY. although ~ IN" is Ih1lN
6;atniar executed several fine shots. Inc inquest iu
hr seized l4j points ara was followed in me next
inning NV the next highest run, Ia pnlnts ~ ne COR
rls On Of This run which cIuplccd the fourth ihnIht
,rr,cr h wing won the had the score $1,000, fcIdctI
nursinr the balls along The :ui, and although
received with applause, wclo devoid OF ,miti-
est These long runs at the beginning, OF tLc
came seemed tO exert depressing lhui'.nr
upon GarneIs play. witch al once hr'dm c"u'iu Wv,
I'm the 31s aud last inning GARNER made - Iuu
Inarkcd by fine play. ~ % points ana BIS ",l so,
WIS 400 points SclaeicIs then AZ 5l3 points,
and by rail- play be easily ran out the game.
The following il the fill score: - n .
GARNER 10, l. 6. 3. q. II. 3. -. o. A. = o. w. D.
2I2O 5, As. II. 6. =. II. 60, %. o. q. 5G-4-''
srhaecr = O. l45 1877 . o. o. o. |. -. o. o. !. = y L.
/ 1899 6, II, i, Il II, l, 10, o. %. S'-ooo
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PASSENGERS ARRUED.

FROM IIVERPOOT.-Bg StGmsbiD CHy ~ ChS">T-
Mr. and Mrs Andrews Mrs. ADAMS the Misses J.. II
and T. Adams, lie Bianch, MI ana sis H. ayton. b. J.
AID Mrs 4. Christie. Miss VI. Cht1st" did hd
Miss Msrgaret Christie D. Christie, Miss NJ :. Eodg
H. East g. or A. g. Faye 6 y. could W. Gum ngbam
j. IT, Grant Lee, Mrs Kane j. MclsrOy, T. Erpl g. Mrs
NJ. PickhoG, J. G. Burke. C. D. Carter H. G. stewart Mr
Iaidliu, H. +. ZuimeTv. r. Wright. C. H. Walroth. ATs
l.0u H. llsO. j. f. sparrow, \. g. scott. O. \. - 10
fe IT, J. steiner Mis-. skinner, G G. strong W l.. Syme-
l. Nci.Ac the T.. O'N Ell, :. n Mayo, MIS- j. MOllOy
q. IlaGr son NJ. Hutchinson, J. Gass!c, j. STanl"n .
FROM uANRE-I In NfeQf1Fti ~ ~ eT G"fl th' ticau "
Butlcry NJ P'nsirr. Mr. and Mrs DeaIue. l. Broc. NJ a
King Sir Pc ayrl Mr.. ana Mr.. priCuX. -. R0lngucz "
Fiery, Mr. Mrs. Reff, MI Sal-mbcr, j. d. Breese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
A Ostrom died on Sum
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-Master DOwnes J..
Wilson has been ordered duty at the photographic
Office Lieutenant william II. Emery has been detached
from the Naval Academy AMI placed on walk NJ orders
Lieutenant George NJ. Totem has been de-
tarncd from the photographic Once and
ordered 10 the P0whatan. Captain Il. i. Bree-c,
is detached from 81 zeal duty at Newport, T. L. ana
ordered 10 the command ~ the Pensacola. Captain
John IRWIN Il dcache from the cOmmlnd OF IN" Pens 70
cola and ordered ;he command OF the receN NJ Sb =
Independence at Mare Island Navy Yord. En,lcn j. p
Underwood detached from duty on the Coast survey
anh placed sick leave Mate John Oientl IS detached
from duty the Coast Survey amt placed on waiting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
Tur DEATH OF ". J. CADMUS.

II is believed now that William j. Cadmus,
Of Bayonnc, n j., whose body was found et Communi-
paw near jersey City. on saturday, came To his death
by accident Tue theory oi murder MAS based upon the
ground that his valuable gold watch VAS missing les
to-day II Wa. found in his bedroom where he hah clt
- S1mr ttr,OI,s believe that lie committed suicide
rnder alteration Of mini caused oy hdhcl|l tiOUpits
Winfield StrinQaln OF ayOnnc, stated Yesterday that
lac sav Mr. Cadmus the Jerry boat, ana saw MN st.
,,f Al INC C,mnuuipaw station. nephew ~ the dcdt
- tiyes an, tnr shore near where the body was found
and inc police adopt the theory that MI 'dUn' vas Oh
Gi ray 10 ms NEPHEW house aud accidentally icI I'M"
The ater the foot Of COhnHhpA"-|e' AHc NO''"4
iuouest VIII he held THIS evening.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH COMPROMISE.

PARIS, Monday, Jan. 90. 1879.
NJ. Gamhetta was present i'll the Chamber OF
Deputies during the debate today but remained silent
Minister Dufaures particularly with regard
10 The functionares ample. He said Nobody eau
henceforth pretend that he has rinh TO continue III the
nnbhc service and retain an opinion different from our
nt,m Holders of plllic Office must devote Intensely 81
TO the promotion of Our Institutions
IoNDON Tuesday Jan 81. 1879.
The Paris core sDond % The IiHiCs il j.
known how II. Gamhetta voted, but il was noticed that
he appaUdcd passages IN W. FIoqucts speech attacking
the Cabinet
me IcicOraphs Paris correspondent states that the
crisis dine to modcratUg efforts phi
vatciv made by NJ. Gambcttl. The Right abstained
from XOfIlG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
IuE pOPE I'D TME JESrITS.

Io*DON, Tuc.day, Jan 81. 1879.
Tile Standards correspondent at Rome says
the Jesuits have sent the Pope n kind OF MINIMUM
pointing ont the evils resulting from their eNciIi-
sion flom the government OF the Church. The Pope
continues firm and many of hrs friends fear the cOnSe-
0rruccs An unfounded report that The Pope had been
poisoned which ri-uItct In Paris, mas awahCnd pain
iul approximations. $500
cclyed with due rcsCry"I
lFor otr,r fore,qa Vs.-s Ffst Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
RANK PRESIDENT IN JAIL.

John Halliard, the fOrmer pieslueHt OF 1Ho
Mechanics and LaboIcrs Savings Bank and the STATE
Fire Insurance Company, who was committed 10 inc
udson Couufv jail ut Jersey Guy, saturday IN d"iant
NJ - 800 bail was aTaGncd bclOlc JuHEc HdIft'SOh
1Dou Inc indictment charging han WIN CCLspIHE 10
isrnd fbe 6tnositurs Of the b-hh. III. IiAIll'A Il
Itaded moi guilty and beng unable TO Obtain pan N
~ 800 he wa agaln committed 10 tAe county y" ny
ces ms retention deeply It's LOT DcIe'eu 'n"V III WIZ
be able 10 obtain bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
A BoOKKEEPEK's DESPERATION.

II was ascertained yesterday that the name
NJ the woman who called at Police HeadqIar'ers'
ttapeton on Sunday and identified tho account DOOR
left on tie Staten Island ferry Westhed by 'he Ma"
WIN tuuped from the boat on Friday evening last as be-
-, On het husband ia Mrs William Roberts, resi-
Ienl Oi Ils city Her husband was ebpiO!eu dc O0oA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
1wrNrY.rlyr rErnLLss HAILors.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. 20.-The Re
publican caucus at Madison reaSsemblcd this
evening, aud commence bJllotiug at once. Up TO
midnight twenty-five ballots were taken. With VARYING
results The prospects ARE good Tor an All night sitting
The twenty -fiith ballot stood:
Observation-Disclosures NaShhurlI. ,
Carpenter .............33 Nc dSc............