davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-24

.'' s''t '..'''''s Vt tof 1n, sn7 ~.
caTfLE-ffoldcrs fonnd lcas d,f,cnt, :: ."''
posing Of their cattle ycstcrtay. h,rs,,. "a d.
bold With mora npparens interest. and w;,h "sfe
more libcra!ltr in thrlr views Of volue, 'se' ~'s
waa not brisk by my means, Int In ron,..,t .n1t
with tho earlier days Of the week there VI, r.'
able improvement. and prrcs. whllc mt nn.. .ue''
higher, were hrmtr, especially fot Ahtnn,na Ff s,F
Tho receipts showed q conAiiefatts fn,,..aee
They wore some leta than fnr Wc,nn,i..t ~
with fair demand from h1 clastcs Of h,,. - ~!
yards wsEo easily cleared OF Atock, s,,.. IL
noted 1t pFiccs ranging ffotn 81, q. ".a
'tcrnba. " tn ~. 75fl5. 90 for extra eeade, -, W
was demand for the latter class on En71,,s 'so
count al s@.f5615.25 A continued fsf, 49,. u
for eatt1e suited TO the wants of esnortr,, Jss1
adcntly looked for, and prices Of cstra br....7 n7
therefore l1kcly 10 be maintained Mt co,n a,.!' ~
shPpoFs secured tho larger par. OF tha oae,,n.,
w. soaE4. oO Tor fair to choice Steers wcxhtnr -.
!, 100 10 I, zoo tbF. Dutehera' etutr and ,,a...
a. for rome days mast, sold At rolat!ve, b.N
pstccs than DIX! tho upper grades, Tha ~. t"'
were salabc At 81. 50Gl:l 90 tor common :" s.a's
lots, and Tho 'attes At g.. 60G3;}.a. The e.,...,
market closcd frn. AE|''s
.. QUOTATIONS.
Extra necTes-dFaded Ftcers. weighing
sou Tbs and UPWARDS. "a ..o.
Choice ncesee-F'ne, III, well FORMED 81
Good i.cevcs % iltsttene, e,'vy sttet:. te5. 4:t
Msa9n Me19ntn9 s.1,5.sHsa:5: 3so ts 1o !, Fl. at
nv,eGnrss W,e1Ga,,,ns oo 70 goo
ssccra and common 10 choice cows
io1 etty slaughter. weighing tou 10
SILK nv ,n;. c;;,,. :: e.an
rnfvsos1ict eu 70 i E3S TN sn ;,n eo,. eoaa
ssaKs. bulls, and scaiawag stecrs ~. 1,so1e,
, 1879-01-24

1Ioa PnoDuCrs-wero Irss active In Tho sr.
rrccn.o. and t,rceu1nrly wesk. ,r1,c d,c1,uo M
Change was not 80 great a' tho two previous days,
bnt Tho total drop on PORK 'urins tho twenty
Gnc nor hi w,o s,,nrt ,,,s ,,.on,.L ". "',,..,
1-Itn ,,,,n H.. ,h.a sr ~, r., -s' "!.u 'a.t
lts 'n.M 'sss .na'' ns "n,' ut 'a1s arop was tue
count wcre free, but not 10 largo as heretofore,
lrous voro wesk, bnt thcy folIowcd tho ,c,L or
norx tn,te.d NJ nnucnenv !, Itro.r.o, '.'m ~. :.
stronger on lard and meats except shoulders. md
En.tcrn markets were easscr. Tho Irregular
snr. m Mrrct rnrL +, onsnn =, as"n, 20 ~ rno
fanso on ointcn posk =" opene0 NJ aeoat a.D.
, 1879-01-24
COMMERCIAL,
Latest quotations for January delivery an tho
leading articles fur the last two business tlays:

The following were tho receipts and slip
ments Of tho leading articles OF produce In ttts
city during tho twenty. y.four hours ending at
O'Clock on Thuraday mosninG and correspond
lug llalo twelve months ago:
, 1879-01-24

eyer before In quantities. htlt decidedly smaller
than ttoso Of the preceding year In values,
owing 10 tho decline III prices. The remarkable
exceptional. Unhappilr, the rcccnt returns show
tlnlt the decline nt New Orleans anil Milwaukee
is not
, 1879-01-24

Tho following sl,uwa thu receipts md ship.
mtnts Vi wheat ut pOints na1netl Yesterday:


IN NEW ronK YESTERDAY.
New YoRE, Jan. 2l-Recripts-FInur,s - s.0l3
bsls wlieut, 131, a00 bu; corn, lou zoo bn: oats,
1876 BIT: corn-mca1, 617 pk0s; rye, 1,tG0 bu;
bnrIcy, $500 bu; tnalt, Q, 1856 bu; porl, Dl2 hr1s;
beef, GOO tcs; cut-,ncata, 6,39i pigs; lard,
,e:35 tcs; whisky, 427 trta.
Exports--For twcnty.four hours-FlonT, G.oo0
hrls: wheat, 90,0U hu; curn, 10 ,000 bu; oats,
1000 6u; barlcy, i+,00o bu.
GOODS NECEtvED
at port Of Chicago jan. y: Fowler BROTHERS.
002 sncks salt; order. 3ai boxes tinplatc; Libby,
Mcneil & Libby, GtN hoxes ttu-p1atc; Cobb,
Wills s. Wheeler, Is bags wa1nuts; Cobb, wills
IL Wheeler, 5 cascs ra'nuts; Bur1ey Il TyrrcIl,
PACKAGES easthenwarc Collections, st,05GCU.
, 1879-01-24
Good Demand for Lonns---Stocks
Active and Strong.
The Produce Markets Unsettled
and Less Active.
4 Rather Severe Decline. hut Re-
action in the Afternoon.


the spring dcfs'a'll for money becomes active, 1t
is expected TINT large anounta Will be thrown
back on the market. The probable result will
be adcorcsston iii tic price. Inc ~ OF 1881 hu-
vancel 4, to lA5ef, hut the 5'2ua nf lSt" were
e weaker. nt loiN, anu those ot lo6S }h weak
er, Mt lols@. Tho lo4os declined from 1G'}5 to
]oiHa4, an'l the new 10 OF 1881 3a, to lo014. lie
~ ADVANCED 1k, to lG's{.
Gold remains ut rrcmiufr In Chicago Of 4
OF per cent In crcenbaeka. Thu coin is IN
only light dcH'antI. Tho London 71n'fs ex-
presses tic opinion TINT the resumption VI
specie payments in this country twill put conf
dcnee In Tho place OF uncnsfnesst nsnl thus viii
stimulate every form Of enterprise; but It will
do no more. For the results Of tl.is stimulus
nc must walt l!llc longer, but, II all the tcs-
tt,nony accessible be not strangely untrust-
worthy, We may soun fook forward 10 real re-
rival Of American prosoerity."
The forcfan-extAangc market was weak. Tic
offerings Of grain an'l provision bills were only
moderate, as shIptnents have fallen of on nc-
count Of luck Of foreign orders nnl tie block
in TRANSPORTATION. Actual transactions II, etrr-
ling wcre n 4SJif4st1 nnl ASH. Grain nmt
commercial bills were 4S3X arul French com.
,ncrctal bills 5s2i1. Tic posted rates for ster-
ling were 48}M and Ask. bankers bills ou
Paris we,e 5l{ef anl 5lHx; Antwerp, nofL nud
bi7k: commercial, 5224s md 521: I,ctrhn,ark
n uul N,sf; commercial, Dl5f anil NJ: rutIt1crs
on Ilo,tand. d0x nnl i016: cotnt,,crcIuI. NtN.
The probabilities OF drain of gold Ia Eurt,,,.
nro not cons.t1erea &cricus, II The return nf II
,,er CENTS causes auy sltnncuts they vii, mt te
tnorc than nominal.
Con.ols we're strou. ali iloy nj SIN, rhc
uauk of England paincd salsan ofx, In h,,,lou
t,ur,no Tho maj wcck md tl,c nrnnorttou ~ Il.
, 1879-01-24

shtppcFs sill complain of 4 scarcity Of cars, 80
That there fs no temptation now to cut rates.
though somo people arc talking as It rates arc
very irregular. The hlockvlc IN Eastern lines,
due to thu late snow.storm, ID not yet entirely
cleared oil.
GRAIN ON PAssAnE.
The following table shows the quantities nf
Wheat nn.t corn on passage tor the United
Kingdom for ports OF call uni for direct ports
on the dates named:
ian. IL, jan. II, jar. ~.
lA1n. 1k7p. 1A.k.
Fuura wheat, qrs l. d0. 200 l. hon, un0 l, . QUO
turn, 4ts........... 3s0, UDu :Etu. uu1 31i, uUu
, 1879-01-24

p" Etk4&1s iA&%ttAL lSs
HEANS-Werc Ia light request a. 81. o59l1 40
per bu.
DRuOM.CoRS-peaers ftpor. better order
tfada. hnl several talea Of car lots. The quota
tons arc shaded for large lots:
, 1879-01-24

SlSEELt-HAlt8 Ncfe OIL a b4alN Of S..IJGklJ
for pour to c0Insnnn: At 81 9UGt:. "a fur mriiun;
nnd Ut 81. UJl1 5u for good to extra :'aata p!
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
NUsICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nr. George Fawcctt Rowe began an en-
-acrmert AZ tne Park Theatre. Brooklyn. last ri-ht
The Pinafore" was revived last night, at
the Fo~tou Museum.
Ms L .-I Rand appeaaed at the Lyccum
Theatre. ia-t night Ophei'aa part which she act IN
an intelligent and often svmpathetic manner.
The third Of the Damrosch and Primer s1iIGe-
the Union League Theatre Will take place Thurs
dav. Mr. Franz Remmcrtz aud NJ. Berener viii take
Tar m the performance.
The programme for the next chamber music
concert at publican Hal Clarch 80 il scAumauu'=
Quarter in minor. op a. No. |; Becthovrn'~ prar
trt IA majoi op. j. No . ; aud Mozart QUINTET tu
Some vocal music will be introduced at Mr..
John WHIT next organ recital at CncAerur Hail. when
Nr George Marin Hus. VIII sing the Romance Of the
Eycniuc star rom "Tauuliuser." and new piece by
Eduie. the "CrurirX'
VI. Saint-Sacns has scored a great success
four-lct new opera, Eucnue " rce," produced
al Lton> on jha stn ut rne upIeto IS by NJ. Louis
Gauc.. who wrote the books Of N. Gounod'S " Cnq-
M.r-' and Y. Na-scurt'- E'i Il Lah.rc
Il is expected that Narchett's RUy Bias y
will oe brou-h, olt next week Mime Maue Razs and
-I. Cauptriu have the leading roles. sig. Nuzo pro-
due,d rli, opera m N~~-York 'n october. 80 Tie
cast q; that included Mime. fJtentnl, Mss Cry,
si-- car o. and sig Dl P1ente.
Mr. Locke Richardson's recital Of Romeo
and Juliet" given saturday afternoon, at the Uul'n
Ieacu Theatre attracted large number % listener.
and gave much pleasure. NJ. Richardson was parucu-
Iarv laupv % h,> treatment OF Helct,Lo. tie AU'se
an Peter; and lie fine ofT,c with FoHco's cha-
lenec o. IgtoU HIS effort, hoscver. were somewhat
ilpe.cd br a. had cold. 4 recital from Dickens WI ur
gwen by Mr.. cLaIusuu on Thursday.
An entertainment for the benefit Of "0ur
Gir., GUl" -ocie of twenty your- ladies org'-i7,d
for chart able purrosr-) VIII be gwen Ar Lyric Htl
~ixta-aye and F1ttv-~ecoud--, next Saiurdy evening
NJ F,mtoyi vI. play a Le-eDdr composed expressly
q l1 rTr XD ID, Ia
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
1 nL,nlN4GLD NEW-JERSEE B4NE.

K PORT or MASTER II CHANciRY WILLIAMS on
THE MECHANICS AND LABOkERs BANK.
Master in Chancery Williams, OF Jersey
CIV who was appointed by Chancellor Runyon TO e1-
anime the assets and Of the Mechanics and
Laborers Savings Bank, 0f that city, which sns-
pended November II. Is7s. hled his report with
the Chancellor at Newark yesterday. Mr. Williams
states that the organization OF the bank In 1869 to
ls-4its affairs were left entirely BY the Board OF Dec-
tors TO the preside John Haard and David Hslllnan.
the secretary When the latter died, IN le74 James W
Donelon was elected secretary. He at once made a
thorough examination OF the books and fOunl that the
bank was badly crippled through the gross nisman-
agement OF Haliard and Hallinsn. In some cases NJ
Hallinan had neglected TO post the books for
months and when died the cash account was short
$4,000 Among she assets MI Williams tound Two
the other for $4,000. These notes are secured by
mortgages property which was already mortgAssd u
us fun value. - ,
Tle5e notes. Mr. Williams says. were the result ol
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
DIED

mon a. after m ae, Of a1s dly P.cr c1fk IA the tn
Funeral a, ne -.deace ofh- son. John - lark l0j Onion.
Tie remain. Will Boo tascn WIcrve oneida County. NY.
CORLIEs-On -aturday March l. captain John p Corles.
Relatives AMI friend, are i7ts % attend the
4te cesdoac- Ocsa8Fort- y j. Wednesday 9th mat at
Inerineat at Friends Buryins Ground. Shrewsbury.
GOODYEAR-Th inerment Nr. H. b. Goodyear who d.ed
tie chapel tae Oid Cemetery wedHesday ssh inat
Friend, are rspectiuy invited TO attend without further
Eastern papers please copy.
MALLOEY-At Tarrytown. March .. susan NJ beloved wife
flames Mallory. and only -adght-r OF J. P Blackwell.
Re atvc, ami Trend, are nvitol the at
Baptist Churcn. larry iown, Wednesday. AZ sop m.
central Depot at O'Clock.
MASON ON Monday, March g. Charles Il son Of the Rev.
Funeral Spung valley ROcKand County, ~ Y, Wedne''
rfi caves o5j = Chamber. atlp Returning leaves
spring valley at 4:lB o. n.
1879. Iiie infant daughter OF Gardner D. and HATTIE
Fsae sSylse. at their No l53a satest Tues.
day evening March . a. Jc.ocN
sKADES ON SATURDAY, March l. Joseph C. skaden In ths
tsnvr saa ieas avei to attend the funeral atA.
residence. No. IL West +ithsL, Tuesday, March
atlIA u.
sMrH-At caro- Egypt OF TYPHOID fever Katie W. dauga.
tor Of Charles :. smith. VI NewYOrA
pareats 4I5 West stnsi Magge Taylor Agrd Is wears.
the funeral, at 80. On WEDNESDAY the 9TH .nsL
roDp,;At the residence q her % %s;ter Mrs W Green.
.esuTe. and ffieai. family invited atS.,i
AVeaas Bspnss 0narcn. corner sl.IsL
Albany papers psass copy.
WALKkR-Or At0rday morning. March l. o. pneumonia
Jane b. ect OF the late Alexander Walker IN the 7Sd
asiauves family respectfully
ave- On Tuesday inst. II N Friends 40 1iadly
| requested not 10 s.ad nowels.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

,i IA the retirement which she has maintaaeo sih'e
ss Fan OF the Empire Tho princess was the Hausn'er
- T1onlas Fraser Scotch gentleman who settle" N
- ctntry after the Revolutionary war IN "hlch he
"a taken part as British ofscer II was here that the
N ,p OF the Kiug of Naples found aUd married the
So lodv The fomb of Prince Lucco's ~rothcr.
..rIss LOUIS Napoleon Achille Murst. stands in the
r.rabsssec cemetery. lie owned FOR Wory years q
Isrrc southern plan aton, W ere he tNg'',,u Z lll
fcies. The remains o. MS eAcc'ht i-''''
80. It, ID the same enclosure.
Az the annual general meeting Of the Bun>h
xo.l Astronomical Society, held on February H. iA'
d medal Of the society was prcseutedt ." PROFESSOR
s.,,b Han. OF the Naval Observatory, Washington.
trrj discovery and observations OF The sa-eiItos of
~" After the delivery Of q long address rrotng
A. Hsur, Achievements. Lord Lindsay. the prrs'den'
= ,ts society handed the medal 10 Nr Eamyard with
80 remarks: MY I request You, acting a. the
,- secretary ofiBe lce5y. place this media nfhe
-. the Minister OF ne United -Laes 70 ro transmit
= -,fess,r Asaph Han as the highest ark Of este u
IN tne lf Of the Royal A-tronomical eo1l'i' Assure
tu al the same time ot .-t deep ll''r'' ". i J.
eree fa the hands Of our cousins in TIE ia~ West
~, Mr.. ". W. story has been attributed
an r.n,srka3v clever novel n the No Name Series
sigror MouaIdius Niece" The internal evidence does
49,. bo,rever 20 10 support this conjecture L shows
,-r clarly rle delicate hand. immensely -rcnr'heue1
enc b-ian- young author % Kismet' il toe book
- iased Miss FetcheT's no praise te too hearty
., tb- earnest persistent spirit and co e'iouuous art
ti,r with which. otSrcgurdng tbe CONN rndatons
Al y-ed upon her earier work SHE has steadily applied
bcr.elf 20 intellectual growth "-iguor Monaldn's
N,scs IS "a book or unusual excellence, ant should not
have been published one Of series " rh re' AJns
anon. rs elements OF success The vulgar OLt oi
~urloy such book deserves TO bear tAc name " lie
author
BgIssrLs. March 2.-The cx-EmpIcss Car
Iotta widow Of late Emperor Max milan oi MeXc
who has been insane for many years. resided I'D the
ssgeu rulla
VS. DESTROYED Pos fire today. she safely removed
f-oii tle e., and low al the Royal taiact at
Iseseu, near Brussels
Ro,E, March 3.-The Pope has given notice
Of s intention 90 make d.. Herlenroe,ksr r. ofe-Sor o
Ect.c~lsucal History WCrzburc. Cardinal.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
GBITEIET
pEOFE. ,OK JOIN NJ MERRI K.

PEOFE~ >UK JOIN " MEERI K.
Professor Joun VI. Mcrrick, whose death at
Napolr l,, - noticed In ,Br Bo-toa p4pcr-, W., Il
Tie variety OF dol. alta umeLis remarkable man. lie
was b., profess, cneui ST. aud Was hiEhy though
- an ass yer and expert IN cUscs requiring specla
lno = ied-r In addition. Professor Mrrrck q I'm
gusi u great atlauneuts. lie read. wrote. and spoke
German ami French easr, aud a. Latin AID Greek
scholar Aa4 few supcrOs. Ia l-7- he printed volume
oi NstcarouIcs" wAIc haa many 81 the familiar uui-
-,ry rhymes aud popular ballads translated into liln
and reeK verse lie also had more than superncia
ge of several modern European languages be-
sides French and German. As hOrtieulturIst be had
a recognized poson his work on strawberry culture IS
admitted TO be one OF most complete and exhaustive
ever published. He was poet Of no mean ability,
aud the author Of several humorous sketches Al Que
time he was edtorialy connected with The Journal of
Horticulture and edited the AHeTieGh A0ses
magazine. And with all these atIainElens lie IYuhi
time for all soc lal duties, making himself senIal anu
wItty com pauon aud u useful citlzen.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
JUDGE BLnDGErr YINnICATEn.

CNANm'rs REPORT or THE HOUSE JUDICIARY
CoNMuTEE-NO EVIDENCES or CORRUPTION
OR CGiMINALTY PRESENTED.
NAsHINGTOS, March 3.-The House Com
miitee on the Judciry having made the nvestiga ION
author zed by the resolution the House adopted jan
uarY T. 1879, requiring tn0m to inquire inro the official
conduct of tue Hon. Henry ". BudEert. United states
District Judge for tue Northern District Of Illinois an
report what a"uon the House shoud take there
ou, night submitted report 10 the House
with regard TO tie first charge, that
Sir Bofcett entered into dishunnrabis conspiracy 60
dliraad The creditors of the Gcymau.1 usurance Com
paay' whose aGrs were pradius before HIM, the com
mi.t.e maintain that there Is nothing To show
that Bl'dgetts action in the matter was dr.
icrcnt from what any other Judges might have been
under similar circumstances. IN perfectly good faith.
Admitting al the facts proved the committee are un-
aue 60 ser now t would be- possible 10 convict HIM "
CRIME upon the evidence before them. 80 far the
chafs o. borrowing money from the Clerk other Of
t.als s concern Il l would That there Is much
-round for tue impeachment Of Bangs for that Of
Bodeetl
TIE next charge exhibited is thar Judge rlodge't In
cl i.l-i.ru- tao Ban Arupt act bad wi uily violated
"uo perverted tAe l.,,er ld spiit o the law bT udfi'
b-itici Judge tle purpose ~ caicHng hs TRENDS
..n iav.rlrs Iae evidence shows THAI 10 repeated
p.r..ns, ED1"t J.. Jenkins, Bradford Hancock ANA
Ee.'tr ". Cmp'r''. provisional a- sure before reg
..r t', r. t..er. -., ID" ,..r. .r, WAS ra
H--HI- Ht tr HlIarIn- udi U-ru %. su.H character
t., t.. .-e-fo Cd. a tourrrucd required r 20 ue ser,
taea o--.-I.,, t.u.a pointed were capan'" mon, ex-
r..r.. -..l a.- ,Ds-, .nd were seu'-'... .fn.tlu
creditors: wa.e tl"re is ro,a,ns -toFHs .a.y
corrupt Ht-f 300 f" judge m Mdhrf
-.. appointments. T. i.av sal I.... while o., o.-
. .f.f.. .- -... f., . ....It rp...-. lea f' +.e
. a . .f q "a Ig p. 4 L f 81 D.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
Music AND THE DIANA.
IL. KARBIEEE.


ar. NaplesOn reproduced this rolhcking
opera al the Academy last evening. with al tDr perec
uoh and spirit which marked s appearance al his FIRST
~@'0h- Miss Hank a delicious ROSiHd, aud sang
eAqusne.y The audience greeted her with much cor
y aud an the second act became really enthusiastic
aoe rat OF the the same formerly, e1cep
-S' aAdAme Lahlaehe replaced by Madame r.
tL Del Puente was a capital representative Of The
Ay and Jolly Figaro. and the work OF the chorus and
'Snesera wac IL every way admirable
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
\ DEADLOCK IN CONGRESS.
Cenrinurd from Fir.t Pnsc.

ure at the present session Ia largely due
10 the .ndc!atigable exertions of Mr.. :. 5. Cox,
who has had II IN charge IN the House, and vino,
since it passed that BODY has devoted his personal
attention and energies 10 securing It's passage in
The Senate. The measure may not Ice perfect ~
all respects. but going 10 the country as q
law year before II is TO be put into
practical operation. there Will be ample
opportunity TO discuss H. and if amendments shou d
D. found necessary. to have them male az tine next
session OF Congress. Mr. Cox deserves tie than -
OF the country for hrs unwearied as>iduIiy m press
ing tllS measure upon tho attention of Congress
ana lOI the success that has crowned his efforts.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
CHARLr- -CRIBNFR'- SONS.

The Poet and tis Master By .i, ard watson GIlier
aut.or y Tie SEES Day. v.4- 4GMI Asi rated. coth
extra. VI 20.
The bohemian tragedy Of modern ife. BY Charles De-
kA vol. t'mp. r ON, RI
William Culen Bry INT A commemorative address ds
uvcHI tie NrV iDrN Historical society AZ the Ac "a.
Music. Decen 3u. 1873. By Grorzr Niuam tar.
SIS. -yO. paper, 20 cents. l-mu. Go d. - ,euts
GOcthr nDd schiller Iur.r ...- .ud work. Iucudtn 2
commentary l4u-t. By Pru-~ d r. BIvrsu ~ cor
uel, lIs-.--t. one volume. l-llo. totl -.
Intern By Theodore D. Wools.y D. D.. Ill.
lufIo. ..fI science s -u.t. ..r,i sn'
isrga ft 90 rom entirely rev stcreOp" plates. o. .
yo.Ia.v, c.lHu $50. cloth - JO.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04


A ,.,i,+;no that Is greatly admired ar Rome
,,,.., q. Tho ReveIs ,r N.ss..ill." ll. d strange
t.-,-v Tho man who pautcd IL lived I'm au attc and
,.i.ly and -orl tore.l,,r On limited act uf prad
.-1 r.-s W-nen n ,ya- done he give Do % aupt4t
s2o9 ,.d finally killed himself fr ut-
.t.....- N.xr,,tb.t .o,d .I. oietur..a-o se.Hr-.
NE sr--t 70 whom A.rss,. nj vas lodged ALSO al.ed
hr-,--
4 wooden watch Is n the possession o. ".
D.viot of Bristol, Tenn. who Is Uov iu Reading. Irn
i --- hal' an ounce The dil-pajr is made ii.''
TO- u1r" '' "l1l' h.''" 10y 'Ar i't'.0'-'" on '"
a.. .t .--,. r.. r....
wood ...-- t'--.-.l- al .A' "''"'' 'N-... 81 -.' .
ta- u... important. ar. "I lnX wool t'-l roe SION
and ..a arr u wood Mr.. D.y't carries Do as tir-
k..p,r
1. 1..... ,F VI, .I;s eosse- ;s T,1-
I". I'.-' '' -''. '"'' .
Cat1.- u-- -er obs pom. Lace and b.. hl- diamonds
rrl.rv--.- ra IN vho can pes uer a de.c..,. come
rIa.., oa. ev,n.u- when she was dressed .a black
velvet covered WITH Old English point - '1"' stit
o. Dec. ..c., " These ai- uo' fFe-e> o. almonds;
Ueg ... 50 string C- ciI.O.t, D. called TO
rs a- . French, auH. .- feuvc Is .r-o river a'
u'H "..- ''' ''.' '- --.'
t... 1000 i... . .7 .r r,.,
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.'..'e ,.,.r y.. BIZ. ror. j,II.sI And nos, that
D. muse, ,- ..g.nrf. r. ant everything Ne have been
-hoI and tested. Pa-sauaute may Joe allowed o. aI-
7... l-fer. "a iu-y to Uo tIIed l. rhIr De- has
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Theatre. Il at-lpia. BIAS created what IS known
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
MACMILLAN & 90.

Chinai A History ~ the Laws Names pd rt'om. =
the People Lf John iIHIrF pra., n. A. d.. D. VIII .t1
Illustrations truu drawing. ly lur-e A I.-- '.4- 0t o.
SO
The History Of Norm 7Rdy ard Of Engla1d iy sir
EItl,a .-aF a. H. Sew l. l. F.ie. ''Y 'ata .'l
Poems, Bv Matthew Arnold SEES Ill compete elfl'u
iu one t0u. q. I-ma -
Wandrring- iu south tnrric, the Northwest the
Inited state, and The AntIir- 49, ,a.s b. I.ri ..
.H ..ll Ii ri N ' Ie..J DO. Wood. NJ 4 .Nu % 80
trItlO.5. Vol, -yo, Sb 900.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
r.>,Fs uACDoSSELI.

LONDON. March 3.-The death is announced
Of James MacDonneI. brilliant writer for the princi-
pal London daily papers. The HHes saysi Though only
thirtysever years OF age, M Mac DOBne was man VI
the largest culture remarkable for the extent and
variety 0f his knowedge especially In the departments
OF history philosophy, and possessed also Of most
graceful literary style"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
LIFE INSURANCE REPOETS.
FIVE NEW-YoRK COMPANIES.
rHYclrAL TFNs PROM me OFFICIAL NEroETs

PGINClPAL ITEMS FROM TIE OFFICIAL REPORTS OF
TIE BROOKLYN, GERMANIA, HOMO. HoNGo-
PATuIC AND MANHATTAN.
ALBANY. March 3.-The following are ab-
OF the most important items Of the annual re-
ports OF five Of the rfe companies n New
York city. which just been hei ~ the Insurance
Department For the purpose u mofs Intelligent de-
duc,on they here a9uaed With the same items -
reported last year In the statement of Liabilities the
Department itself makes ejaculation nv its acuary,
ana IN some Instances this may difer from the COM
pany's statement when il here given some companl =
IL Will be obsryed render total liabilities. leaving
,hc amount 20 be compIted solely hy the Department
All tho coWpanie- here reuor-cd show reductions IN IN
comes and TIE number OF policies III force.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

been tine festivals Of the society. but not the
whole on this occasion, consequence OF IT. great
length the performance will be divided into two parts
The first taking place the afternoon the second IN
the evening 80 importan' a musical event as this
ought TO inspire many pilgrimage 10 Boston.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

The Indy OF the Aroo.t ok 81 ~ b. rios D.. sutho,
~ Their He'i .u- l.ru .." a Chance -Dy- l.al.
SC ] mo- -
r.nce Deukalion lyrical drama Ey Bsyard Taylor
A-u. mile te IIlI .'uth. g.
The ~choolboy Pr Oliver Wru.c ] Homes I.igs rated
cJ'A. ill git -. morocco tr.e caf =.
John LothrOP Motley. A m.Iuoir. by oliver Wenfell
Holmes. rs n .tce' p.r,raL Me.-lr.J. .-a. 40 b5
Popular edition. I5uIo. A. JH.