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Committee will confer with the Democrats Of
tho House, which body hos not yet appoint
ed committee for thia purpose, and, when
tho time arrives, will call their Democratic
brethreu together for conference.
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srRINorIELD, ILL.,, jan. III. Aoose Smith.
Of Cu1lan, In this county, was instantly killed
thIs aftefnqpn by a cora-crib IN lls fgrm glylpR
Wuy aud talltRx On hinl.
, 1879-01-15

held caucus and pa1se4 string OF reso-
lutions 'ndora|ng tho swarshy Egyptian. and
commanding The Republican Representative
from that district to Btanl by him first, last,
aud for all tho tin,o. small delegation OF
Loganites arrived tbis morning from
Chicago, aud amused themselves during
tle tlay by using their ill.,
auonce. The most prominent Of tho
party were Gen. Dcem, anu Maj. Floto, Of
Chicago, and Hill IjFainetsl, Of Evanston.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUABIEkMAsrEl DEPARrMRNr)
OP THE EAST GOVERNORS ISLAND
" \


SEALED PROPOSALS, i'll triplicate. will be
- received the Office OF the undersigned until 1915
o'clock the 4th dav of June 1879 al which time and
place will be opened III the presence of bidders for fur
nIshing and delivering such Coal wood Corn, oats Hay,
Bran ana be required during the fiscal year
ending 30 1890 at The Posts Of Fort Adams Il l. Ftrt
Trumbull Conn; PlatsDurg Barracks y. y. and Forts
WadswOTth, Wood, Columbus, Hamilton, and Schuyler,
Wy II.
for the supplies depends future appropra
tOn for the purpose bv Congress
tins advertisements must be ely attached
each plcae proposal and must be mentioned therein as
comprising part OF 1t. ,,
formation quantity and quality Of supplies required and
O bidding and conditions 10 be
obseryeo bidders be obtained at this Chcc and a. the
Offices the Quart0rmasls at Fort Adams, Fort Irumbul
and Patsburg Barracks OF the specifications must
be securely attached each pcats proposal and must be
mentioned therein as comprising part Of II.
preference will he gwen 10 articles Of domestic prO1uc
tol condition. Of price aud quality beiIg tgusl
Tho successful bidder will be required 10 enter into q
written the United states with good ana
proved security not TO be less thsn ono fifth, nor
more value Of the supplies hid tO
GSccrtaned beforehand within irtv days after being
notified the acceptance OF his proposal Proposals must be
enclosed scaled envelopes marked Proposals. Tor -
10 tho chef QuartCrmaster Department of the
East Governors Island, y. y H. Tho United States re-
serves the right u reject al proposals.
ALtX. J. PERRY, Dep. o. ". Gen. U. = \.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
and GREENWOOD LAKE
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
TO PHILADELPHIA
Il VIA
NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each ddy three depOts
Philadelphia two ia New.iOrK.
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
On ana after April %. 1879,
Express Trains leave NewYoTk via DesOrOsses and COrt
andt street Ferries. as follows
450 1880. $50. 40 mted IL q. M !, $3.50 p. 1880
$50 ana 10 r. Sunday. 30and a. nj ., I:5O 6;oO
and 10 D.
Boats oi Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains 81 Jersey city afOrdng aspeedy ana direct transfer
for brooklyn travel - -
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901. 3:2O 3:5o T.
1885. 4 $50 and II III. Nimed Express l3O p m) . L.
6.O aud 1880 D. on sunday, 1901, 3;2O 8oo, ., $3.50
a. m. 1, 1888 p m.
Ticket Onices-NOs. 620 and ga Broadway. No Astor
House and iOO OF Des6rosses aud COIandt st No Court
st and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton 81 Brook
lyn; Nos. ia ll0 and llS Hudson st. HObQken
Depot. Jersey City. Emigraut Ticket Office. No Bat
tery place. l.. T.. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON. Gen1 Passenger Agt
General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
lJ1opo5ais
Montreal. Anlll u. !.
PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR
SOLDIERS GRAVES.


QUARTERNASrEisti OPPlCE. :
WASHINGTON D. C.. March 81, 1879 y
SEALED PROPOSALS. ia tTipicate. are hereby invltei
furnishing Headstones for soldiers graves III private
Village CITY Cemeteries provided by the law approved
February 1879 Of which the following is an exfact;
That the Secretary of War Is hereby authorized 20 erect
headstones the graves Of soldiers who served IN ne g
uar Volunteer OF the United states during the war
the Union been buried private, village,
city cemeteries In the manner as provided by me law
OF March 3 1878 for those inferred In National Military
Cemeteries" 80
The number t0 De furnished is estimated at lOlO
SPECIFICATIONS describing in detail the standard fixed y the
Secretary War and blank forms Of proposals can be had on
Application person by letter to CAPITA A f. Rockwell
O. NJ s. A. charge Of National Cemeteries Washing
ID. &.
SPECIMENS Headsones be furnished can be at
this Office
All bids should be accompanied by good and sufficient
guaranty viii be considered except for American
White Marble grades III the specifcstiOns
Proposals be ncloscd in sealed envelopes and en-
dOrsed Propose fol cadt0nes ana addressed 10 the IN
dend WHOSE office they Will be opened In the presence
OfbddeTs on Monday June 16, 1873 commencing at IL
O'Clock a. m -
I}y order of the Secretary OF War
M. {. MEIGS, Quartermaster GencTal, L. :. 4.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
ding ll.c Good Ordinary l,c receipts Is bales, sales

ding l1hc Good Ordinary llc receipts 10 bales; sales
BALnNoRE. May 3-Cottou drmer; MiddlnG, l2isel94c,
low Mddnng. IL Ssc Good Ordinary 4c; net receipts
bales sales 1000 bales spnners 500 bales stock oz'
bales.
Boston, NAV S.-Cotton steady; Mddling, l2'sc. Low
Middlng &c: Ordinary IL Ssc, net receipts 22l
bales gross. 4s4 bales stock. 5.O3O bales -,,.
CHARLESTON Nav 3.-COOn hrm: Middling. ii l5dll &C.;
Low Mddng &c Good Ordinary llo. net receipts, 81
bales exports the Continent 245 bales sales 100 bales
C1XcNN,rl MAY 8-Couon strong; Mddnng. II sc. Low
Middlng. N Good Ordinary ic; receipts 80 paiesi
shipments 95s bales sales 35l bales spnners 100 baesi
GGIyEsf6N, May s-Cotton firm MiadlIng, ll%e. Low
bales sales. & 3 bales; stock. 1896 bales.
LOUISVILLE May S-Coton trm; Mddhng ~ l oco,,,s
e5 bales shipments, loo bales sales 22OO oaes s'ook
MoBlLE May 3.-Couou firm: MGdlinG. 11i'Gl gsc Low
Mddug. fsc. Ordinary 1880; net receipts ll6
baes exports COastwse 5S3 bales sales, 200 bales stock
SEw.oRLgANs. May 3-Cotyon steady, held higher; Mid:
ding. II Low Middltng 4c Good ordinary lct ne.
Britain. 2ts9 c8 sales 5000 bales last evening $500
NoRFoLK MAY 3-Cotton firm; Middling, l@c.; net re-
,epts Sos bales exports coaswise llSo bales sales
PmIApRLrlnA Nay S~Coiion hrm N1ddling, 12isc; Low
Mddmg. Sac; Good Ordinary &c; net receipts, ii
BALES lo9 bales es SO bales; sPnntr ZSf Daes
sHvtNI,g MAY s-Cottcn very firm; Middlng llelec'
Low Miding nSec Good ordinS5y. ioslsc net etreceP'S'
$40 bales sales, 200 baleSi stock l3I82 bales ,,,,
ST LOUIs May S.-Cotton quiet. unchanged; Mdding.
i3 bales shipments, 544 bales sales 40 bales STOCK
Middnc O7sc: Good Ordinary, lOSc net receipts IL
bales; stock. 1884 bales
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO. May 3-HoGs- RcceiDts. 5000 head shipments
Ao head; market nrn Mined IS&SSg & 70 20 ' ii nsy
IS 55dS3 %; Choice Heavy - oUa93 40 ol1slhS seal
CATTiE-Receips 800 head; shipments ltO head marker
sHEIr-Eeceips 800 head shipments. 2oO head; market
,ul at s3 l5ds575
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
6elp Wanteo.

EARM and GARDEN RENT FREE.-Small
/ house and acres situated markets, ~ miles
from town 80 from York for keeping place mp, viii
let on shares those having furniture stock ioos chance
for ana tidy couple TO do we'll and perhaps ger
steady employment e low Address Statng lialc
references Post Office Box 81 Bound BROOK M
XNANTED-A tirst-class WATERMAN IN
w private family Engllsian Swcde preferred must
have references. Call after p N az - west i1tst
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
. \

PROPOSALS to furnish certain medical sup
plies required for the Of the Marine Hospital service
Will he received IN this Office OF WEDNESDAY.
the eth day of May 1873 schedules and copies Of Depart
mens circular containing instructions 20 the mode of
making proposals and other information for The guidance OF
bidders viii DE furnished by the surgeon General o. that
service upon application. The Department the
r1ght 10 reject any or all OF the bids H. f. FRENCH
Assistant
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
0raies an0 TENDERS.
6orses, Carriages, farness. &r.

4 PAIR of very fine BAY HORSES. flowing
~ and tails, - hands high, Eashaw and Long
Also pair Of stylish GAYS Tusf IN
from Warren TO-, y. j.. at MlLLERS GENITAL. HOTEL
STABLES, orange, Nj Can be ;, on for two Gavs
OPEN PONY PHAET0N, in perfect order,
" upholstered IN leather brlt by Demarest For sae at
the Now ENGLAND Stables. l,642 broadway. near tJthsL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
WHITE STAR LINE.

NHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL .
NOTICE-The steamers this Line taie the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury u 3 NJ on both the OutWari
ana hOmeYard VOYAGES.
IA lt. Can't. Parsed SatnrnaV MAY ~ o;3O d. III
BRITANN IC Cdpt. Perry. SatuIdaV MAY ~ -iOg p III
REPCBIrC Capf irving ...... THURSDAY Nay -, D m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W. lOIh'
ST.
These steamers are and unsurpassed In
pOntmens The saloon. State-rODms. Smoking and BATH
placed amishps where the noise and motion ara
least felt aiordng degree OF comfort hitherto unatalnaOe
at
KATES-Salool. $50 and 800. Steerage. S5o Return
tickets favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nOrpigs
ForinspectOn of other Information apply at t1e
Companys Onces, No 81 Broadway New-G or 40 Wal
Lat-st. Philadelphia H. }. COHflS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
Cfturslone.
AIETROPOLITAN ELEYATED RAII.WAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI OPEN FROM 5:SOA ~ 10 IL r. NJ " -
RECTORSTREEI-Nearest point for Wall street Ferry
and connects with cars for south Ferry
COZ NDfsrkEEr-Nea point for Jersey Cltyani
COmmunipaw Ferries
PARKpLACENeaTes. point for Post Olce city Hall AMI
~ BARCLAY street Ferry TO lioboken
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN.5TREET-
point for Desbrosse, Street Ferry
tQJeTsey city, and connects with for AMI
East Grand street fefries.
MISREPRESENTATION with for East AMI
EIGHTH sTREET-Nearest point for Christopher Street
Ferry tO lObOken connecting 9TH cara for
and East tIenth Street Ferries.
OUKTEESTH-SIK Nearest point 20 Union SluarA
Waliack's aud Lycenm 1heatTes Academy OF Music lr
wing and Ianuany Halls conn scung with for East
TWENTY YTHIRD-STkEE1-Nea point TO Booths
Jamesand Park Theltres Grand Opera.IIouse. GmOres
Gplen, aud Masonic Temple, and Twenty third street
THiRrf THiHD.sTREET- Nearest point to standard
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium aal
san Francisco Minstres connecting with cars for Woo
FoRTYs ECON DsTREET- with New. York Trans
iet C0mpanys cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIErH STREET
FIFTY EIGHTH srREEr-S point for Central PARK
connecting with cars of Belt Line Railroad.
FIPTY.1HI D-sTREET and EIs UTHAVENUE-
Tor uptown trans take east side s~,-Ons.
Trains will 10 6sthst and 6thaye snd 53dsL ana 8th
alternately
FARE. lOCENrS. Except between the hours OF $50 ID
7:3Oa M, and 10 7 " H., when tho fare Is oentA
=, v,, onoo,, VIM X GARRISON, President
III. VAN BBoCKLIS. superilteldeuL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
FALL RIVER LINE
l. FOR
BOSTON,
EARE ONLY 81 IN
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
30 9-LeaVe dep9s loot o CortlInd tnd Desbrossests
1900 D. Tor Eiston. Bethlehem, Allentown. Reading,
Maueh Chunk HszctOn hahsnOy Ci.y, Ashland. wilkes.
barre Scranton and TunkhannOck.
ESQ D. m Night Express, tay for EastOn Bethlehem.
Attention, Mauch CHUNK Wilkesbarre. Etmira, ithaca.
Auburn, Rochester, Buffalo Nagaa Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROYT SAYRF, Sult and Engr.
General Eastern Olice corner Church md CoTtEndtss
II CLEANLINESS Aarnf
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
TUE ERIE RAILWAY.

EhlL hAlLh Al,
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains.
Sa m c'ncinnat and chicago nay Express Drawing.
rom Coaches - D. fao and sgsl'snsion Bndge
connecting with fast trans 70 the Wess and south
D. ~ DAILY Pacific Express foe tho West Sleeping
matt and Ch without change also Hoiei Dining eas 70
I'm E@isrent tran i9E th} , wes' ,...,, ,...
p NJ aud y midnight saturday nights only Sundays 9l,
Rai%eTtogSd PnEs and rP,saic g 7i3 TO- 1919 m u
noon a5 & Sto 3 sJg PM " Wan q 20 NJ nh & = = mSas 5;5i
Paterson. 8 6:i5 It5, $50 To- lOl5 lls0 m II noon.
NJ and - midnight Ssnd4ys, g, $780, 9I5. l0l5 las.
night Sundays 6 $50, 1915 m, las 6:5o !. m, aad
.ornwsI z.5. a N. $3.50. 1902, m. sundays $50 a. M
Newburg 7:il m $50, 4;SO p. m. sundays $50 a IA.
Rondout and kingston a. m $50 p ~ SUNDAY go An-
Mddet0wn. 7l5 o. 1918 a. m 3i5' 4.So. p N; sun
trans connect with NewNork aud Osweso Midland llil
Port JgfVis, 7:iS lo;l5 Am. iSO, q p m. Sundays
$50 gl5 @ D. Ga SS0 a1a p M on even OF hafhours
DEFOKE p leave 23tst Is minutes earlier tadn anoU
& Ine ini m nSte s sarsr gaot leave W st at 5sj aud
ll45 p. M connecting with ,rlns leaving Chamee. a. ~
IcEcts for passage and apartments Drawing room and
checking iTansisro baggage be le AZ ths cSs 90
PanyS oo9 NOS 3S iG 10 & S2S S@SS Sr 9S y Ss
Express Trains rfon West arrive in NewHork AZ 72'
Ill., '1I JNo So ~ ABBorr GenI Passr agt New.YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Englewood Closier PieTmon5 AM Nya
SsS 80 % ana a4S no. 'S gSe g Sp m itsG d "a
leave SO minutes later saturday nights.
Manuel yGH AbHoTr 54a AS1' GSs fasf %s Wy
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, Nc.-Fare, 81
~ Steamers Peeksp daily !sundsys excepted -
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

TE,HE cODartnership heretofore existing be-
tween The uud dersigncd under the firm of r. f..
DESVERNINE CO.. has been this day dissolved by mutual
ent special agreement, Mr p Y PILDKA WIN take
charge collecting all outstanding accounts all liabilities
having settled The business VIII bc continued Bt tne
same place IS Boa by Mr. Edward Su2arte to whom We
have sold all stock and good will, with tho right Of
using the ii +. l.. DesyCTnino - .rn nane -
Z. T.. DESVERNINE
New.YOrk, April 2G, 1873 +. Y. PIEDRA
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
%EW-Y0RK CENTRAL and HUDSON

= Eh Ohh ZEN RAJ anu III DoON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing December 80
1878 thrOuY. trans Will leave Grand Central Depot:
600 n m. western ami Northern Express with drawing
room cars to Albany 70 Rochester and from Albany Mou
treai Via Saratoga
To- % IN. Chicago and Western Express with drawing
room cars To CanaDdaigua Rochester and Buffalo.
llQO M Express 10 Albany and Troy with connections
10 Utica and Rnt'ani.
400 m, Montreal Express with through sleepngcar
via 81. Aba1s.
600 D. m st Louis Express ally. sleeping ears for
ST. running through every day In tn week Sleep
ing cars Tor BuaO Niagara Falls Toledo Detroit aud
for Montreal. excepting sunday night, via saratoga.
T.3O .. M. Express Rochester Corning VIA
Geneva. Sleeping to Geneva and Rochester.
$50 .. m Pac Express. daily with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
aud Chicago and excepting saturday night u ogdensOurh
Tickets for sale Nos 2j2 and il5 broadway. and at
WesicOtt Express CompanYs Offices, Nos Psrkpac 7oj
and $50 BrOaGvaY. New-York, and 333 Washing on-st
Brooklyn. Z. Is. MEEkER.
L..r. H. A.-.rt
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
DEYNSYLvANIA RAILROAD-Creot Trunk


Lire and United states Mail RouteOn and after April
-. tos9, tralns .eaYe NewYorS DcsbrOSses and
COrtl3ndt ST. set PeiricA ~ follows
Express fr Harrisburg. Pttsburg the West and south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. ami $3.50 D.
daily.
For Wlliamsp0rt Lock Haven. Cory and Erie az $50
M connecting CORY for Titusye Petroleum Centre aad
the Regions. WilliGmspOr AMI Lock Haven. .
Baltimore Washington an: the south. Limited ashing.
Express Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday
1000 M. arrive Wellington i:l2 D. m Regular at i'O
and s2o a n and 10 M SUNDAY 800 III and 10 r. NJ
Por Baltimore, ! 2. m, except sunday.
Express for rhladopni 1870 T}0 $50. 90 Limited. IL
800. l. s. s. 73o. $50 and IL M SUNDAY, $50 and
pa. M . 6 '30, $50 and 10 IN. EmSIant and second
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" with all through
Jersey tly. adOrng speedy and direct transfer
Trans Arrlvc-PrOm Pttsburg 6:l0 1910 q m 1910 pm.
fav and t:5Oa m $40 daily, except Monday. From
Wasangtsn and Baltimore $50 o. m. 800. i:l5, lolOp.
no. SUNDAY q N. and 1910 p IN. From Philadelphia
4:}O $50 20. l0:4U l;30 M 2 500 80. GEO. $50 AMI
iOO p m; sunday 1880, 600 1910 ll3Oa 500, 1910
p M .., -oa .,.i a. , rroo.t,,o, y. 49,. H..
and root OF Desbro5ss and COrandt st No st.
Brooklyn Annex nepot foot ot Fuitonst Brookbn Nos
ia and HudsO HObOken Depot Jersey city.
Immigrant Ticket once No Battery place.
/. +. FARMER GEM Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Nangatuck Railroads Pare Al. steamer Bridgeport
leaves Cstharne'sP d'y Sundays excepted at 1870 m
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March II. 1879 Leave New.York foot OF
IIbcTty.st. C.. II. r. OF y. !. } for
Highlands and Toms River \ l5 ll:tj n m; 400 D. IN.
Vmeland. Brldgeton and Atlantic City, lliJ a M
WaretOwn. s:l3 A. m. 400 p.
Barnegat and TuCkertOn. 400 .. ~.
Phiiadplpi q ami Mt. Holly. li:t5a m: 400 p.
From y, y. h. foot RtctOr-s'.l
4OOp. m. Highlands, Long Branch ani Eatontowt.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
6tfdmboats dn6 Railroads.

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
n nd DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. al North
blver Ioot OF CaDalst every week day m connecting
~ ADany toubdaY morning eKCepted) Win North
west anu East. StaterOons warmed By
Excursion to Albany ana return. good 80 Gays, az
w. w. EVERETT PreSfd
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

OFFICE oP THR CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPUT NEW YORK, April 70, lo19l
'THE Transfer Books of this Company Will
l. be closed 8 y. Monday, the 9th Of May
oT the purpose Of the next annual election to be held
a. will De reOpened the morning Of TUESDAY the
10Th BY order Of the BOard OF Directors
Q. 4. cox. Asst. sec. and Iransier wont.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,l
NBW YORK. May D, 1879. 5

.,
TNIE annual meeting of the shareholders of
Illinois Central Railroad Company for the election OF
directors and The transaction ~ other business wl be held
al the company the City of Chicago, We'd
Desay OF May inst, y o'clock noon Tie
II the COMPANY will Dc closed after the 10th
inst until the "a day Of Jane next L. n CAILlN,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

buCO, JanolrO connecting AZ 81 TIOWas with
for Porto Rico. Jamaica and spa: sh MalnThe
lrstclass steamship CITY OF RIO JANEIRO
Captain Wen, will sail f0l the above ports TUESDAY,
May at D M Nofreigt received for this steamer after
the 3D. Freight received all at Roberts stores
BToOKlyn. bur only on permit f-omNowYO Olcc
Shippers desiring insurance effect
policy lowest rates Through tickets issued u all points
reached ROYAL Mail steam Packet Companys Inter
colonial Steamers and MOntcydeO BueuOs Ayres.
Freight mu,t be raid advance. For freight engage
having elegant accommodations. apply
G. IT. " ALLORY IL Co. Agents.
Office Pier 20 l.. r.. FdltOn Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
Urean 6trumers.
NLJNE for OUEENSTOWN and

hED % An LIN VII Oh hN " i1sl
Sailing every alternately from PhuaielDhia ana
landing passengers within lew hours roe 0f the
import sBt points of crest on tke Continent
VADERLAND sails MONDAY. Nav D. ~ D. m.
For OF passage ana other information Apply 20
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS, General a 'enlS, .
3OT Walnut st. Philadelphia ~ Broadway New YORK
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Battery-plac New.forS
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
NEW-YO AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These st-class steamships SAT- regularly D. IN.
pier No. Is. North RIVER. Is follows
Ste.msnip NOHRO OCASrLE........WEDN May II
Steamship SANIIAGO DE CT-BA.-...$ATURDAf May Is
Accommodations For freight appyD
WILLIAM p. CLYDE e CO., No. 50 BIT 'adWiy.
IAWTON BIOS, Agents Havana
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

directors and inspectors Of election for the safe
DeuO ompauy Of York viii be held at the Office Of the
Company MonGay Nav H. 1879 between the hours of IL
PclocE al noon AID o'clock p H..
n transfer books be closed the Both day Of April
Inst opened the 3th day Of May following BY order
FREDERICK FOSTER secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

COOK First -class American woman; large
~ experience IN very fine cooking sonps meats anu t os
serts s;rie and side dishes take entire cagc OF
Kitchen reasonable wages; reference 3O6 othave'
23dst. first floor
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
Coleman Benedict g. Co.,

STOCK and BOND BROKERS have removed To- 81 Bway.
Stocks RailrOad Bonds Governments ana all securities
dealt u AT the NewYOrK Exchange bought and sold
either FOR investment margin. IN lots % suit
COLEMAN BENEDICT JAS. MCGONERN, Jr.
Member NewYOrk stock Exchange.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

SHOOTING AFFRAY-An attack was
made upon William Nix on Monday
night by Barney Jeffcoat. Tho circum-
stances, as we can gather them, arc as
follows: Nix went into tho store OF
Weathersbee 81 Eastering for the pur-
pose of buying some bacon. Tho pur-
chase was made, and he thon walked
into the bar to get a drink. Jeffcoat was
there drinking, and was seen to take his
pistol out Of his pocket and examine
the barrels. The o'clock bell rang and
the bar was closed. all of the inmates
leaving except the barkeeper. They all
went out OF the back or rather side door,
seemingly on their way home When
Jeffcoat, Nix, James Green and others
were between the stores of Weathersbee
& Easterling and II. f. Brown, Jeffcoat
deliberately stepped aside and fired at
Nix three times, one Of the balls strik-
ing him on the left side, the other graz
ing his breast, cutting off his nipple, the
third missed its mark. Gentlemen who
were present state that no words were
passed either in the bar or after the
party left. Jeffcoat has been lodged in
iail to wait his trial. DR.. Todd WAS
called in, and at last accounts Nix was
thought to be out of danger. Some time
ago Jeffcoat and Nix had All alteration
at the market, and it is thought that this
affair was in some way connected with
the shooting Monday night On Tuesday
Jeflcoat had Il preliminary examination
and was released from Jail under 81 600
bond.-Ba1aweH People, 9Th.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-11

SOLDIERS IN WASHINGTON. dispatch
from Washington to the New York World
is as follows The rumor is gaining ground
that it is proposed to establish q large gar
rison of regular troops, possibly in the
Washington Arsenal, which is now used
for the manufacture and storage of military
supplies. The troops composing it will be
ut the headquarters Of the regiment, with
its band aud about six companies. At
the same time extra quarters and camping
grounds will be so arranged that the garri-
son could in few hours be augmented to
several thousand. If this plan is carried
out it will be in direct opposition to the
wishes of Congress. General Hancock is
quoted as being opposed to garrisoning
troops in Washington, and it is believed cor
rectly. He would certainly oppose always
any such ill-advised attempt, monarchical
in its character and suicidal to the discip-
line of the regular army: 1t is safe to assert
that if Congress should be asked for an ap-
preparation for the establishment of garri-
SON here, an almost unanimous vote Of the
members, Republicans and Democrats,
would be recorded against giving dollar
for any such purpose.