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New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
READINGS FROM TENNYsON.

Mrs. j. Kennedy Smytb gavo the last Of her
second series of Hours with British Poets" in the
lecture hall Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ion yesterday afternoon The hall was well filled
with an audience composed entirely of ladies, who
listened with attention to the lecturers comments
OH the style and works of Alfred TennysOn and the
readings from his best known poems ehe dwelt
briefly upon the incidents of the poets life, saying
that the most interesting facts were OF such a
character as be hidden from the worlds scrutiny
until death should give to the blographer the night
20 lift the yell-a right which delcacy denied TO
the contemporary reviewer. Tennyson, the lecturer
considered the most fanons of British poets OF
modern time. and the founder Of a new school of
poetry marked by wonderful dehcacy, refine
inent and subtlety Of Thought. aud combining the
utmost felicity and terscness of expression.
Mrs Smyth's readings from the poets WORKS were
eelected according 10 tie Chronological order of
their cOmposItiOn and through these she sought TO
trace the growth Of his genus, from his earliest
conrting Of the In 1927 10 the maturity OF Ills
style in his latest poem. " The Deience Oi Luck
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
CoyDITiOA or EX-JtDGE BIRyARD

Ex-Judce George g. Barnard was lying very
Iow yesterday at his residence at No. 20 West Twenty
Grsst Tue disease from which he has been suffering
The past ten days Is the form Of Brghs dis
"a. of kidueys HIS condition b. Ing ndcrri all the
more critical by his Old enemy. the Rheumatic gut, from
vnir has j""0 sufferer Tor many ycar-. HIS phys
c,I Df fred Los ms, said at that tierr
ny slight change In the patients cor oition yesteray.
H. Va, ineiu asmicou soOus state. er- "cca 'lonaly
e., .ruus. A. O'Clock fhig morning n Was believed
tht h might possibly live through io-iay There were
.ia bedside yesterday hi' sister, ilSs Barnard aud
NJ S.tuc. ,urs. we OF the cS-Jutg". bl- brother.
Jlc Joseph L. barnard. of The buprrinc tOdr aui h5
tauyuers Id aud intimate friends called At
hr house.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
EXTENSION OF The WABASH ROAD.

Alta meeting of the directors of the Wabash Rail
way Company yesterday. Sidney Dillon was elected
a director in place of Mr.. Colgate, who had resigned
The present Executive Committee of the company
is composed Of Cyrus W. FIdd,, Scion, Hum
phreys. Russell Sage Jay Gould and Sid
ney Dillon A conference held yesterday
between that committee and Edward King, pres,
dcnt of the Union Trust Company, the trustee OF
Company The Wabash Company secured at tins
conference a lease OF the hannibal BTanch from
Hannibal TO Mobcrly, Mo-. distance If about seven
tv-onc miles The Wabash Line from Toledo 10
Kansas City is SAID to he now nearly an air line.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
TRYING TO MAKE LAW ODIOUs.

There was largely attended meeting of news
dealers aud paper. carriers at Library Hall IN New
ark on "Wednesday night, 10 determine their action
under the Sunday law. The German element, which
almost entirely cOmposes the Cltizens' Protective
Association. largely predominated at the meeting.
A committee was appointed, who made majority
and minority reports. The majority report which
was adopted resolves 10 deliver newspapers on sun
day in manner not III violation of law, and 20
coirv ont the law IN all ITS details when demanded
by compel, mt minority. The minority report de
ciare the sunday law absurd that 10 secure its re-
peal II must De executed, and pledgug the newsmen
10 clu., their places Of business oil next sunday.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
pASSENG EK.S 1RRIVED

FROM San DOMISGO BY -,dmship San Doafnoc ISfH
M - Gsrcias A. IL. crosby. J. Casrp. " D.sohshns.
Miss Ia FenTe. J. = Jaml-On, B a. ;rnlon, m.
Lthgo~ B. Mr.. aud Mi. sasa, VIM Ir~usein, Dr.
&. Bra1y. g. tZIyhrs-k l. r. Firth, Mrs J Fr'h ID. ~.
L1bess, J. IL. fTith. A. K Mum'ori
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
TRAFFIC on 1HA PkNNsYLVAyIA ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The statement
OF the business Of all ines OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Of Pl;sburR and Erie. for the month
March, 1870, AZ pared with the month In 1879
show an or SlO3. 1872; ii-
crease IL expense ~ Ss4307 making the iucrcase
net earnings 81 1888 The three months Of 1879,
compared with rIe same period 10 1873, show
crease in rI"sB CaInn.s Of SG26Os0J Increase In
gross EXPENSE, OF S37 237 mixing incrcase IN the
net earnings ~ $JSs. 1903. All lDes west Of Pttsburg
snd L ie, for he three months OF 1879 show surplus
over all liabIl nee OF 1903 sos being gain the
saule period "a 1879 OF T77.7I6.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
PROMINENT ARRIvALI

FnA Arenm Hoiei-Major ieneral John NJ scao. .,.
eeid ~ Wes Point Professor Francis A. walker oi ials
Coll: re eI Governor Rufus H. Bullock Of Georga anh j. ~
Iavng Of i1ttshrrg Ercret h'Ws.ftmn mn,, =, Hsp
ysrd College Ne,0 York Hotef-General Don c.ros Bnei
Kansas and er John Thomp,oi OF Psnnsm
1sn,, Grand ITgsl-Professor NJ. r. RIDDLE OF Trny
coi,ese and Lynde HARRISON OF New Haven. Gt,y
Hs,,R H. T1cknor, of Boston. Nefropolndn HntI,
Marcus y. Norton. Of Troy .iTTS dtehus Hoe-|oio"''
George A. Williams, u. \. A.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
POLICIES FOR A QUARTlR or A MILLION

VIEWS OF INSURANCE OFFICIALS on TIE DWIGHT
ISvHsTIGATIoN.
The coroners inquest now IL progress at
Binghamton. the remains Of tue late CooDe! t
ton Dwight was the subjec. OF much discussion y.ser
day amo g lie Insurance Tic officers Of ID" prH
cipa Ncw.York companies affected by Colonel DV go.
death declared that they had nothing TO - -..nt
present invt stgatiOn OF with having the bo .i.
tnoIgh they were tbai sGch s' De VA. Ia Ice
takeu Following ~ list of the coIns n-s winch have
nat Ia, pn on i'oIoDs'
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
FIGHT WITH INDIANS.

SAy FRANcI co, April PA dispatch from
Yakima ates sheriff Thorp arrested three Indians
for coml city the murder OF the Perkins family and
nrng pom Other citizens IN July last. The prisoners
were Cveu up their chief On Apr 10 three Indians
made their appearance III sheriff Thorps camp and q
haui lohand engagement took place. An Indian father
seer again. Kose one OF the hherin's parry was sho
iu places. 1he Indians then left Thorpe horses
M, Z IrINen ID.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
cuoT NV uER DRUyKEN FATHER.

Daniel ". Marcer mason at No. 20 Last ohe-
hundred aud twenty first ST.. has been out OF work
fo, many months. Last night he went home lntox-
,a,.d aud in a frenzy shot of revolver five or sr
tim.s m every direction. HIS wife and four chill
dren were IN the room. O.Av the little pIl was
atnr s,rnck her hip The screams of the chill
dr.n aud their mother brought q policeman to the
hanse who secured the man, but not until he had
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
ARMY Orders
Washington. April 23.-FiTst Lieutenant /.

v. CaZiare, "a ARTILLERY, Is detached from duty ~
Bnwdoin College, Brunswick Me- and order ed IL JON
hls battery Fret Lieutenant Medorem Crawford. ir
2j Artill ry. Is ordered To duty ut Bowdoib tolt.c,
July /. Mav. l.. 4. :. Hall, payma-tor, 10 r.'''Ntu
IRON duty III the Department Of Arizona and vii oI
for dny the Division OF The Atluntic surgeon -
bteruberg ffoD duty In the Department OF CUlumhk-
and Ideted 10 report 10 the Surgeon General, IN y
CT fnri duty.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
FINDING FAULT WITH AMERICAN OIL.


Within the last year several complaints have
come from Europe about the quality Of petroleum
exported from the United States. congress OF
German oil merchants assembled, and an account
of their proceedings has been received at the Pro-
duce Exchange. Their report declares that the
complaints of the poor quality of many of the recent
imports of refined petroleum from America, espec-
tally Of various brands Of the Standard Oh Com
pany.'are perfectly just y ard they therefore de-
mand of the American refnerics. especially OF the
Standard Company, that they pay greater a!ten-
tion than they lately have done 70 the refining of
crude oil IN order that the petroleum turned out ID
future as formerly may he free from acids and
heavy oils; aud that no more low qualities shall be
shipped to Europe that the American petroleum
inspectors he mQst careful In examining the quality
OF the petroleum. and that their certificates repre-
sent most accurately the merchandise" Various
other causes for complaint are mentioned by the
German dealers.
The petroleum trade of this city held meet
ing at 81 ) D. III. yesterday TO consider this matter
aud other subjects of interest to the trade
James Niece, vIce-president Of the Produce EX-
change was chairman. The following committee,
representing rcinerS. exporters, transporters and
inspectors. was appointed to Investigate the sub
ject, and to have open sessions, that the tlaue
might offer suggestions: &. +. Ackerman, II. H.
Rogers T. B BOwring Rufus T. Bush. Otto Arens
John j. Holly and James Mctiee.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
LDSOX'> ELECTRIC LIGHT.

IONbuN, IfIILy, Apfli 70, ISID.
Mr. Edison's patent for his electric light
wa. IA london Patent Once on W,dnrs-
day. and the spec II aipL- ale published. Tie Tunes
-i,s tao Invention Llay broadly be stid t. contain
lug new in puucir", nor "a II calculated 10 alarm
the lrUprleiOrs " gas shai,s.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
MAYOR KINGS LANDS VIII
nv of the will offhe late a

kngsland. formerly Mayor ol Sewfotk, - T1centl,
offered for probate At the Surrogate On Whitt
Plains copy was nled In Surrogate g vin's office
Wednesday. The VII, which Uears dalr bruafy 70
1871, gives sJ,OOO and NE auliuU OF - To- each
nf tLc testat"r's sisters. Mr-. RebcccA .tton. Ms
Jnue X. Rogers and Mis- Clara A. High Corheliu.
r. sutton gwen a., 900. The rest 81 e. estate 1,
gwen into TIE hands OF trustees tc bs ,trbuted An
equal shares among the te-tstoTs chiIdr lbree Vi
tJe "a made executors.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
AuLJanreB~ g.

Sror THAT H',Niv, CoUGH
Before II - tsh late nv u.' rL,irS PAfsTARg" COD
IRkR on IL conbHstr. u tuosfBo NJ rgl .SR TAs
consumptye rem~iY. A. iTUsg sn. Depot Pattst
You NAV cape pneumonia by resorting in
tim, 70 JANUS Vr.lIDRISE
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
WEDDING AT GOVERNORS ISLAND.

III ~ u
wedding took place yesterday afternoon on
Governors Island of considerable interest TO society
and military circles. the bride being Miss A. r.
Hancock niece OF Major-Genoral Hancock, III COM
mand of that post, and the bridegroom Lieutenant
Griffin, OF the Engineer Corps and son of General
Griffin. The wedding ceremony was sOemnlzcd III
the pretty little chapel of the Island which was
gracefully decorated with hedges of flowers within
the chancel and on either side Of the altar. Shortly
after o'clock the familiar strains of the Wedding
March sounded from the band stationed outside the
church. and the bride entered. preceded 10y eight
couples. The ladies serving as bridesmaids were
Misses Zilla Banyan. Flora Guerney, Caddio Bur
ton Leila Iaight. May Gwynn. Ada Sprague.
Amanda Hancock and Kitty Carter. lhey were
dressed alike, in white muslin. trimmed with aie-
riennes lace and white satin ribbon. The bride
was escorted by General Hancock, and was dressed
In handsome white silk richly trimmed. and very
long large veil Of Spanish blonde lace he service
was that of the Protestant Episcopal Church, read
by the Rev. DIR. Goodwin. AfterwaTd the bridal
party and guests went to the residence OF General
and Mrs. Hancock.
Among the company at the wedding were Gen
erals Perry and Arnold and their families; Generals
Iope Sch0tield, Brown, and Assistant Paymaster-
Generals Abbott, Mitchell, Gibson, Davis and
Marcy: Commodore Nicholson, Of the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard; Colonel Baylor and family, and COlonels
Dixon, Major Sanger, Captain and Mrs: Ward, Cap
tain aud Mrs. Audrus. Lleutenant and Mrs; Hnhbcl,
Iieutenants Pratt and COtfn Mrs. Pell, Mrs Bett-
Der Mrs Floyd-JOnes, Mrs. Daily. Mrs WOOsey,
Mrs Eugene McLean, Mrs. Daly. Mrs. and Miss
Burton, aud Mrs. Wharton, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

RLOo'IDDD NURSERY Established 1871.
~ aAHpY TREES AND sHRUBs, -
FRUIT AND ORSAMESTAL
- .'rturs free. KING MURRAY, Flushing y Y
NLRVOTS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
o the organs Of G-nrratloD &C. speedily ah rallcaY
tuI,d ~ WINCHLSTEEs SPECIFIC PILL Two 10 SIX
usually sufficient Price 81 box. Sr boxes, eo
send for circular. Prepared by WiNCHEsGER q Co,
h.mists 81 Johnst. New. York
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of tho
~ Gensratvo Qrgaps radically and speedily cp-.i Hplrs5
and To Hen RY A DAM fHi VI De- Levin {:saaV
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
COMMUNIsTs' VAIN EFFORT TO E-CAP'
& -, Eu,NIis1n Apr,l Dl Ausf ruliy.

vices state that boat containing eleven C1g uusis
,irteen DAYS from New Caledonia. landed O. Norton
Irllud March 10. The police took charge lhru,
ILey suffered considerably from lack VI fooS ud wa:er
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2ls BROADWAY.
samb2,. Noon. eoe. n $50 Ntinisn,' Do
Ayerare, 65aS. day. 1878. bts'.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
. O ST S G RI + Z
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOR EIGN NEWS.
GARIBALDI MAKES A STRONG APPEAL.
ROME. thursday. April "a 1879

The Copita'e state, that General Garibald
yesterdo r,piy:ng toa d,pu'ation of tUc rata rre
dcntI Committee 'a!od tda re HUud sac-h every.
tina. 10 accomplish thr Ndlunai task. Gen, raj Guti-
hHlIi ha3 OtLrd q >itnctpton 10; the purchase OF
IItr9 ta I;in toe NttIuI and adtirrss
tu tue Inhabitants Of lst1a, Trieste and TIcnt.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
AN IKov poUNDEY Br-Rsrp

firc b.OIe ont only tbls morning In CaIl-
well & Brorlrs r'r forGdr at No. 500 Wos, Twenty.
sixth-sL IL burned Hereby for an hour before tho
efforts ~ Tho G-atreu we're sIrcrsSfu Tho buildln,
was destroyed ;.p0 the io-s II large
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
MAXINE IN7ELLIGEYCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sup $40 Cloex slow
Moon sets lias Moon souths. 3:iO Mos1s age days 1
wATsa TO-DAY-A
sandy Hook 1907 GoV Island 1896 Hell CATS. 005
wArxR To.DAr--P "
sandy Hook. 10: - Island lH59l Hell BAe O2O
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
child was taken to the Ninety street Hospital
where IL lay last night in critical condition.
A NEGRO DEMANDING JUSTICE.


At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. before JUS
tice Ottc1bourg, Lemuel Williams, colored, OF the
ship Supply lately arrived from Havre, was brought
up on complaint of Private Detective keely, TOT
merly of the Central Office but of the Meropol-
itan Hotel on a charge of disorderlv conduct. on
investigation before Justice Otterbourg the COM
platnt was dismissed. ~.
vessel YESTERDAY. receiving 500 5O Wishing 10
change a $50 bill, he went into the Metr0poiitan
Hotel. He says he gave the bill to the nlRhuIcet.k
behind tie counter, Clifton A. merritt: & Ge,'he e
gave him one dollar in silver currency but Whcn he
demanded change for the $50 bill. Merritt he saws
then gave him 81 hill. At tins Williams e1,
up and Informed him that lie was an oincer. ne
negro demanded that the drawer shomn DE
searched TO II 1t contained 100 DiIl. ms re-
quest was denied, and he was Locked up LOT tue
night Yesterday, during prolonged exainihation
he persisted in his story. The charge of larceny
was entertained against Merritt who was required
to furnish two bondsinen, each IN Slooo' ior hisaP
pearance for examination to-day.
PAYING THE DEBT on GRACE CHURCH.
The friends of Grace Church. on Broadway, OF
which the Rev. DR.. H. G. Potter is rector are just
now rejoicing in the extnguishInent OF deot' tue
larger portion Of which has hung over the society
since the establishment Of the church IN lSio' Al
the completion of the rectory in the Winter OF that
year there remained $4,000 due upon it, and some
years later an additional obligation or Shooo
VIZ, incurred by building the Mission Chapel IN
Fourteentl-st., which is a branch oil Grace Church.
The debt has not been a burdcnsomc ono, the IN
tere,t upon the 0rtgages being easily met iroih
wear TO wear by the surplus of income winch
Is derived from property owned el;eWhere III
the city; but for some time Dr. ,fOtter
has felt that 1t would be desirable i9r i9r
fine society to free itself from eECunbrance lie
wishes that Grace Church should remain where
it is for all time.
II was with this motive that the rector appealed
TO the members of his parish on Easter Day. IN lSs
to roiso M once ly voluntary contributions the re-
oured amount. The sum Of S2J,OOO was secured
~ tbat tme and ON Easter this wear the remainder
which was needed, $1,000. was raised. Ihere
were no very large contributions
New-York tribune., 1879-04-25

May l. The action of the House seems to meet with
popular ind orserent.
tfor o'hsr i'rySt1n v.,os A. Fynh J,rg,I
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15

greatest pleasure to meet the survivors
or any number Of them. ! dislike to
decline an opportunity to meet any of
my old comrades in arms, with whom
l marched, hungered and fought for
four long years, but in my present
circumstances, I iindT cannot do other
wise. regret it exceedingly 'Sas
have long wished for an opportunity to
meet the gallant survivors of the old
Brigade, whose record, it is no cxag-
gcration to say, can compare favorablY
with that Of any brigade Of any army;
that was ever organized.
In this connection, if you will excuse
me, will venture to make suggestion,
that at your approaching meeting next
month you inauguratc proceedings to
have a meeting in Columbia next year
ofthc survivors Of the whole Brigade,
or at least of all the companies Of the
famous Old Twelfth. Ifyou can ac-
complish this all the survivors would be
indebted to you for putting the ball in
motion. That would be q good
occasion to lot the world know some
thing. Of the history, suffcrings and
services Of the old command. I will
join with all my might and assist in any
way.
With the renewed expression of
my regret, lean but wishyou Il pleasant
meeting and all the social enjoyment
you so richly deserve.
Please return my sincere thanks to
your associates for remembering me,
and believe me, very truly and sincerely,
Your friend,
S. McGowAN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15
TOWN OIsHDINANCES-

p Z 1T ENACTED md ordain cd by the
- Town Council of Winnsboro, S. G..
in Council met and by the authority OF
tho Same, that it shall not be lawful for
my dog, not accompanied by it's owner,
or some one in charge, to be upon the
streets of tho town without being muz.
zled so rs to effcctunlly prevent it from
biting any person or animal, between the
irst day of July and tho first day of Oc.
;ober Of each year; and any dog viola' ing
this provision shall be taken up md inn,
pounded by the police for twsnty-four
hours.
2. And be it further enacted and or.
lained, that the ownor, if known, shall
be informed Of said impounding; and any
log may be reclaimed by its owner upon
tho payment Of one dollar
8. Tany dog be not reclaimed within tn O
twentyfour hours it shall be killed by
tho police.
Done in Council this 31st day Of july,
A. d. 1878, under the corporate seal of
tho said Town Council. ...
(Seal.) .n,.a. JAS. A. BRICE,
Attest: Intendant,
w. N. CHANDLER.
.:;,3. .S.... :, Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15
CApTrous COMPLAINT. Over in soutl

CApT1ous G CoMpLAINT.--Over in South
Carolina Some of the decent people are
quarreli9k with the governor because
ne saw fitfo fill certain county Offices
with persons other than those recon-
mended to him for these positions by the
people at the primary elections. In tho
Light Of what they have gone through
with 1T looks little strangely to out
sieiers that the people Of our sister State
should choose to get into snarl because
few beggarly offices men Of his own
liking Democrats, and, for all that has
been said, good and true mon. TO, per-
sist in criticism and complaint on ac-
count Of such trifling matters as this, is
the way for the South Carolinians to re-
store the old regime which will do moth
ing at all that the decent people want
done - Charlotte Observer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15
CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Frederick Copes, rs Trustee, Plaintiff.
against Samuel B.. Clowncy and Others,
Defendants.
N pursuance Of an order of the Court
l. of Common Plens, made in the above
stated case, will offer for sale before tho
courthouse door in Winnsboro, on the
first Monday in August next, within the
legal hours of sale, at public outcry, to
tho highest bidder, tho following "a O.
scribea property, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
lying. being and situate in the County of
Fairfield, in the State Of South Carolina,
west ofaud near the town Of Winnsboro,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY
ACRES, moro or less, and bounded by
lauds belonging to the estate of Charles
Carhcnrt deceased lands of G. Timms,
lands of Mrs. Clara J. Stewart and lands
of George Robertson.
Terms of sale-CASH
Clerks Office, w. Fl. kerr,
Winnsboro, S. O., O.C.C.P.
July IL, 1879.
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