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New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
NEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JANUARY % 1879

proceed He said "The conference ia moi in mood
r,, hear me- II should read letter hold m my band
DE- IhDnia. objected that the Implication an in-
Dr. Fulton continued: .I knew there would no no
fatrcss be. NCG cannot cNpel a member whether the
arfs on which he has based his statement true
scene ~ utter confusion followed and several
hcS IA Sed points OF order and several extracts from
hnaiiy that DE-. Fulton should be allowed fifteen min
utes Ia say what he chose.
hcld VI hi- hand lie said: This will bc historical
day In tn BIp,ist ministers conference of New-York
threatened With expulsion. not for telling an
untruth not for reo'rsney to principle nor
for betrsJ ing denominatiO trust. but
for lntimatng that member who gave his support 10
southern slavery Is preisr0scd. Therefore give sup
port To the drspOtism OF Rome. VIII not quote the
auguage which already las been entered ON your re
ords. The statement has not been disputed. Was it
wrong Ia make 1t -
The speaker interrupted by the moderator. who
declared the argument ont OF order. Dr. Fulton said
hat under the restrictions imposed, he did care
say anything. lie sad &" leave you now, brethren;
Fulton"
Tic Rev. Drs fTiscock and IIoyt aud the Rev. Mr..
Holmes advised caution and delay. They and others
spoke against The resolution OF suspension which was
sdvocat,d by the Rev. Dr. H. W. Kuapp,
confererce would he humiliacd The motion suspend
closed by PRAYER by the tcv. Dr. Hum tone who
voked forgiveness for the obstinacy of brother.
Rev Dr Fulton after The aGiour1lment Of the mcciin"
said u" II TIE conference is satisfied with course
aciOn, Il lS well did not receive fair treatment tnat
II pam But desired that he records of the previous
meeting should be corrected and III that object
cceded MY charges were true, and | Will
stand by the record. In the letter which
desired TO reaG-the authors name l VIII
not reveal ~ present-the writer tell, that he
went TO Washington in 1851 to attend the Inauguration
OF Lincoln. iIe met there Dr. sampson and with him
took long ride abOut the city and during the
satiOn Dr. Sampson said that The election OF Lincoln
great disgrace 10 the country, and one that the South
would lie justified in resentug vigorously that he
thoght slavery was much entitled hy Laws 10 live IN
THIS country ~ any Of our other Institutions
THE quarrel IL all over far am concerned. I
nave nothing more tn do. shall let the matter
drop where IL is and never 90 the conference
ava
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
DIEIJ.

BARKER-At Jamaica. t. /, on MONDAY. The 25th inst Bes
sie daughter Of Dr Charles H. Barker aged 10 years
NOtice OF Iunerll hereafter
ConNELL-on saturday January 25, 1879 Lizzie Leslie
Relatives ant ends az re.oeetigy nv 1T 70 ta
day, January 20. at ~ oc ocE.
CRANDEIL-At Atlebury. Duchess County. y. Y. jam
iryu1 - thrlsr m Coieia Hanfcni beloved wfau
Cranle. IN the 6 ist year OF her age
DAKLEY-it Brick Church. East Orange y J., JaDnary =!
Of waoop ng cougn Alfred Brooks only child o George
Eeat,yes and irnds invited 10 attend the funeral a. re
encs of s parents Eycr9rten pt4ss b!oA &
Inlrrment a convenience Of the family
DuW-ou January p at rhomPson COM I@"r'nse ony
Of Mary + nI ihs 3ts J9sn = nS Nov" r G ntraf TI
John NJ. Cioung. ST.. aged 10 Years.
HANCOCK-At Nor .town. PENN January - lS.9 rjTi q
beth Hancock aged q years mother Of Aaj'r"ehefh V"
=. Hancock
HUBRARD-At Failands Monday January q Of con esn,
sumption A. wife Of James T. Hubbard In the 2th
yrsrs yrs 81 tr r her late residence Wednesday e3op
viii be- m @aitns at the depot Flltburh
LAwRENcE-on saturday. January 3 al his residence.
30 Sio WS' & il lg5 n ycar Hrs nj Vi, '9g 9ge '' Tue
Rtsyss rents r5y invited 70 1@ba S m o
Tnes!ly the 18th inst at II o'clock a. NJ
d1 gSsy" H s %" SS aSTaax vrsr q ps%x ne aS " ~
Funeral services her late esdenee No 3ls Dega~ a. oh
Nev;-II ndon CONN., papers please copy
MEEKER-At succasnnna. \, j.. Janusry 70, Katie L.
,y"s ana irlend of the family invi N attend he
the house Of her iaarf on luetS
at IL O'Clock a H.
OF RTCUS-Suddenly SUNDAY, 2Gth inst, Juia NJ
widow of Henry Oerchs -,
pnner an "Wednesday 10 O'Clock from the Clurrh oiee
uolv Communion, corner goth ST. aud 9th ave
ID SSOM-Dn SUNDAY, 26th Inst. Mary. widow OF sem
uansom NJ d.. OF Benson. W. in her 99tb year
rnrI will take place the residence ot her daugteT'
Wrs IT, r. WestbrUok. 279 Chnt0nst, brooklyn IN fnes
day January -. at O'clock
Rutland County tNtD papers please copy
rORERTSON-On Monday, January y. 1879, ~ No 90
NId.onave after hye days Illness OF spnai mrihn2ls
1ny eldest James H. and Ade Robertson oil PceKs
XII Y. y. aged \ wears 10 months and i1Ys
The eIDans viii b. taken 10 Iarfyos y - ior int"f1n
on January - by the O'Clock train iTon tho
Grand Central Depot
TO KEg-On MONDAY January q. at Mon'chr y J, -
rah A. wife Of william A. TOOker
Noee funeral hereafter.
AIT-On sunday January 26 1879 Charles eldest son VI
m. late Hon william wall, IN the i?th rear 0 ms ase
inytt - lttcni tlt lunefM iIfh
mis- late rssisnDe, No. ~ Psrksye on "Wednesday, 2"th
INST at ~ O'Clock.
,vIyrrEpFA O-On Monday. January %, 1873 Maria wife
OF lose Oh Whitehead. aged 81 years ,. .., -,
the family are iny1ci - Ntrnl tbo
funeral late fenldence NO io9 East Sotn s On
Tlnr,lay. 3Oth inst. at o'clock D. IA
WHTrEIY-On Monday, January n 1873, FLORENCE, fhv
yonLgcr daughter Of James and Elizabeth h. hey ssni
2 wears mot ths aud - days -
tue residence OF her parents No
i5t West 5al St, Wednesday, January ~ AZ IL
O'Clock III.
WIIIFS- his restsncr. VIBelaDd y. J.. on Thd Day.
the ~ inst. Jacob = Willet formerly OF Indianapolis
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr Tilden will find that the wicked
tners theory is not sufficiently robust for 'hls III
ili.n,eut seascn.- Hartford Evening Post dsep)
THE Democrats now all pretend that they
bc vparncu for the CIPHER iuVe, ti9aiou all along IL
a. singular they never ncutiOucd It'll renton Gazette
tRcpl e,
In deciding not to resist this pension raid
,,,r tbe Treasury President Haye0 shows even more
tbar his uslal weakness, ard WHkts people slgh mo,
Jtrniv than ever for return oi Grdnt.-l>p1nshcId
UnloD (Rcpl go
All the investigation in the world VIII not
alfcr these fact, Mr.. TIlden has shown sine t"e tl
caou of The Ciphers that lie las 40 objection 10 dh-
Inc Presidency ~ matter Of bargain amt SAFE bHNtN
much ne may have objected 10 railing lOI il-INoiIiS
town Herald tttp)
lot II br horne in mind that the main point
Of inorirv nov Is Who got those tph'rS anc no" IS
country mas made up ITS mind ahout the hayes ilau
49,, ~ ,riiJen con spracv What we want 20 Get at nov
j. the THEFT Of species Of property when olEh 10 ny
held most sacred.-tPhiadelphid Chrohlc!e-Icrao
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
account end, v,,pever intended that it shOnld b,

account ends. II intended that IL shoulo !"
carried over from year Ia another LA
In conclusion tho Court, after directing some Ino"n
cations In the decree in the Court OF Claims sum, az
s decisions Of the principal question In controversy Nv
follows: -
=" IT, with these notifications II should be fond tiia
the net earnings any year were not mere lDaI
sufficient tOpay interest the nrst m"rtYagr pohW
aecFulng in said year then tine company VII not p 10
creed tu pay any portion Of said per cent on nr' cn
ings for that year: bnt II the uef caFplneN NfN
more than sufficient Ia pay su'h interest," va
only viii b. subject, far as ~ VII
TO the payment of said per but the COMPANY
Will not he drcretd TO pay any IMAM said cNc'SS
The decree The Court Of Claims reversed with N
sirietions to enter decree conforming hereto" =.
Justice strong read dissenting opinion IOr himself
and Justice Harlan.
No. 7O3U United states plant IN error. against Cen
tral Pacific Railroad Company. In 10 the tIret
Court OF the United states for the District of California
Inasmuch uhis involves the same questions
the OF the CmOn Pac'he, already de-
cided. the Court does not consider II necessary
repeat IFS opinion IL rcVersCs the judgment Of tRg
Circuit t0rt with directions To- grant trai. aud
20 governed by the opinion the above referred
to. Opinion bY Justice Bradley Jnsnces strong and
Harlan dissenting.
No ils-Cn nired states. painth in erro~. agf kanS1.
Pacific Railroad Company in error To the 'ucpt touH
Cf the United states Tor tine district Of kansas Ju"g
meat reversed FOR gwen IN decision ~ lE"u
Pacific case and ClU~e rrmantcd Tor new tI1sh
Opinion by JIStIcc Bradley.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
ALBANY.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

AN APPOkTIONMFNT BfLL-ECOS0MY IN NEW-loRk
CIrY-THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT DEPENDED.
In the Senate, Mr.. Harris introduced q bill ap
proved by majority of the Committee on Appor-
tionment, providing for a reapportionment of the
Senate and Assembly Districts Of the State.
In the Assembly Mr. Strabsn introduced bill pro
vidins for greater economy in the government of
New-York City: Mr. LaDgbein also introduced a
bill relative to the salaries of New-lork officials.
The Governors Message was discussed in Commit
tee of the Whole of the Assembly and Mr.. Knowles
defended the administration of the Insurance De
paTmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
NOT CLAWS n17T APPROPRIATIONS.

Ns 10 getting money ont of the Treasury
whatever we are Justly entitled TO- We want. We won
quarrel about the claims OF sOcalcd southern Oyd
lu VIC vii quarrel with Mr.. Bragg and other Northern
men of both parties If we do not soon secure some si
nf an e0uazdtiOu OF National aid We clam th!t lhe
Nnrth mas received an undue share Of National ald ana
that II is now hut Justice for some te help 10 bt tA
tended the crippled south For hundreds Of reasons th
have been given hundreds Of times. we want hep 10
lmiId a railway the Southern soil To the Pacnc
Eeclse just and proper we want help 10 improve
fnc navigation OF the Mississippi RNer and to reclaim
the Mississippi Valley. The SOuth asks these things not
as a beggar but because she believes she Is entitled 10
them If Nj Bragg and other Northern Democrats are
SO opposed these measures of justice rs 60 refuse
them with snub they must not he aStonshed VI lcad-
Ing Southern men seek thcm through other party aia-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

day.
ke.tina,s Cough Lozense- have no equal IN the trea
nrn' conChs bTUnchts, h"aSrhr> "' it - ne Sirn
English remedy established Nv al eApe UN. D" Hehs
Snld hy All druggiss Pncr % cents. Sent by mali
r. POUGEkA ~ co, WforF. Ag'ni.
Mans Mission Enrtb-A thorough Medical IreIies
indicating tmet Disabilities may De removed lhs
of years study observation professional
ra,fs showing agencies that viii insHre Rrtore trE
il strengthened .Hahty anu sound c0ni0hs ol iird.
tb.t ave impaired oyetINcd powers -iaruirhs
them Nv mail. 2Jc currency or postage sianusi Address
Secy MuSeuu Anatomy aud ocence li4D br'aNN"' ~.
Po.t Office ualts Ior The wecA ns
SAT- RBAG, February L. 1873 VIII close NJ ths 1l,r on
m fSpAI at a. ior Europe. bY steamship MONTANA
Wk.DN E-DA1, az A.ln,: io f.loyo
v st,an .Afp par:lia Queenstown on I'll RsDAf AZ
a IN cor Europe BY stealnslID Cuy OF N0uirs@i va
tot GERMANY Ain Fianc" 70 -
nv fnI. bo specially aidT~s-e AId
10 by steamship tcIrtl. fa fShJath,
I'heTponrx an1 Hamburg: on SAL RDAfat . no.. tyt
scotland 10 De iuW4ird ~
M .eamel nusi specially Addressed and al IA.
,Hr scotland hy steamship Ethiopia wa Glasgow ana
AZ II 80 kGTOps, by stesmAilp Nrsei va 'nltA
amnlon ana Bremen. The steamships Mont1na. PaFthia
f Montreal and Britannia mails tot DenmArk
SwsaeV aud NOiway The msiis for Nassau y =. ssys
Work January February J. The m1ts io' hal ara
EInr,.vp la leave NewYOTE January 81 The nlis iof
Apiuwa south Pacihc Pofts @aEe NeN OtN ysn!aIV
a. TIE mail. for Martinique II Lucia BatOaioes ano " M
Jaa direct leave NoS-N February l. The malls for
Australia DC Leave Franelsco February u. .s HaAs
" THOs. l.. JAMES. Y0stntssok
Post Olca NewYork January -. -"
Surr are tor Lung. Throat sna Maiarsal Diseases
RYE AID ROCK" A. PREPARED ~ Al. SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AMI kECOMN IN DID BY
PRONINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK tCa AN "RIk
AND ROCK" AND TAKE 40 OTHER 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE y VAN BEtI. - CHAMBERS ST, sEs IN
naDH, IA k-I BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
PICTURE SALE FOR TUE ARTISTS FUND.

The sale of the paintings contributed by
the Artists Fund society, OF New-Iork ia aid OF ~
fund, began last evening AT the Leavtt Ar
Rooms. and Will be concluded this evening.
Ihr licur,s sold low pucos the biddlrg'
except m few cases, hciu0 slow aud spltlrNN
The highest pTco paid fOr one picture mclnding
jue frame SOIL. This vas =. j. Guys Trprcsentt
ton of lie saiic,i thc break of day" 10"
proceeds ~ the sale excl-ive - the frames So.
oi7 inciudn. rue frames - BIB -. The number NJ
pdiutiugs rOid was 50.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
ArlrE RLGnrs " rLaGLNLL

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 27.-The Senate to-
day 3y = unanimous vote adopted tie report of the
Special J,int Committee On the alleged u,urpaion OF
STATE jurisdiction ~ Federal JuI.e Eyes IN the ca Of
the Reynolds brothers (negroe), charged with MURDER
together WITH = long of S,3tes rights resolutions
heretofore tclc grapGed.
IN rhe Hours" the resolution adopted on Saturday by
the senate. declaring the whole sNstru of tobacco taxa
amt oppressive, approving tLr 'prIs Of our
Cnngrc>Su,n TO procure reduction OF the sait TAX au
urcmg speedy disposition Of the question: was agreed
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
NM tronhles and di.comforts ari.lng from


div impIe ana reused afr entirely overcome b. he
use ~ I'm AR Noi,tcHrr or IyalOiatO", d'Nl>td anu
patented by j. ". Parmener. or - NuriFrt Ihl- w
ytniOn has great merit. and Il OF prdcca utliiJ Tor
every condition IN which may De- placed. II WI re-
Store sufficient moisture tJ the heated air 20 make n
Agreeable and heal hfnl IL H"utl tldiize- the gas aLd
ears the aust The air coming from the register
10 nahts tue air moist, Duc, lnO0ofOur ana rec ilh
unples,ant CffrcfS the head. ungs and ssln. The
Muisirncr CONSISTS Of series ot shallow pana, i1Ning
water surface varying from seven hundred Ia twenty
eight hundred iuches. ~ convenient form 10 aDpY
readily to st0Vr register heater pipes. II sS lr"ii
tnre4 tn ten dollars and will do the work promised
We have used one in cur utlirs Than yca'i
and would NOT disp-u,e with it.-[Ihe Methodist.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

M">F> OUCHT TO Look AFTER HIS
tANMl.-Mirblc mot Moses MautOn. whom ihe pam
phIei uNes 10 thoroughly hat A L'slie hap p', u'
WIdea~akc ncWsdealer. received yes."rday one huh-
Ored copies OF THE IRIBUNEs clpHer dis aichcN
pamphlet, aud which. at % ccn's each art fhPhS t'H
ny The tract ~ crushing ht on the sblul coph
Cener and l. Invaluable Tor reference either 10 tHU>c
NlcItd southern sojOuruers the Potter Committee, or
our own ctIlrus Call Marble and invest quarter
Onfcopy canot be purchased Tor an lPdWtucket
w. LlNtaLctte aud Chronicle.
DI>ArPOINTMENT.- (On Christmas
eve, TO BacIc ms PaTsh " DO "u dihr az
h0aie to-morIo~ Nr llpay - urhir On Eratrfu
kHticIU Of an inytaIOn 20 tEr nam. - Yes
equre twin" b.rtciaturaD: Then - take care ihht
Jour table ia we'll supplied with ccicrJ - iGneh
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

DR.. Henry II. Linderman was native of
Pennsylvania aud born about the year is2s. He
was Director OF the Mint from May, 1867, 20 May. 500
Upon ia reorganization III April 1873 he was reap
pointed. and has held the office. He bad always
been Of vigorous constitution until iast
suinmer When upon an excursion to the Isle OF Shoals,
he took severe cold which fastened upon his lungs.
Tor several months, Il ia stated, he has been
10 a state OF great mental anxieiy IN con
Sequence of severe criticisms OF hfs man
agemen Of his bureau. Last year Or. Lndeimali
published a work on Money aud Lcgal-Tendcr IN The
lplted StueS In which the various legislative prOVl-
sions with Te.rd 10 the cOinagp money and the reg
dton Oi curreIcy the country treated with CON
Nrnient bfpyity. but with precision and ccafness-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
NEPHEW PELTON AND THE NATIONAL COMMIT

Fr,,a lrr, Hp1r,tts speech IN me House.


| am aware thai the newspapers have
frite one OF those persons to whom telegrims were
addressed with having been an officer OF TIE Democratic
committee, but | say 10 TINS house ana 10 Re
r0untry that that is error. lie never helu
nuy official connection with the committee. Ihese
dispatchrs came from and addressed 10 persons
who had no official position in tne organization. mat
they were Democrats and anxious 10 secure the
fruits of the victory which he had unqucsuOnably won
I'm contest Of unparalleled effort both sides very
evident 1 what they did was action OF purely VOL
untary ard individual nature
r Jelfous TesfjMOuB before Senate Committee on the
oregon DiDJGfrAPG go. .
ON what capacity have You taken part III pon'iCs
AEDuIiuR the campaign have Dtcu actlhE secretary
Of the National Committee . -
Q-Are ven now the secretary OF tie Democrauc Na-
tiOnal Committed Al still actlnS IN that Ca
pacltY. .. .,---. ,ooo.,.o
Q-YOu are the sec etary A-Srictiy not, because
Mr.. Prince. uf boston, is secretary. .
Q.-But sou have been the acting secretary ! A
Yes .F
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
CALEB CtSHINGs WIN.

NEwBt RYPORT, Mass, Jan. 27.-The Will OF
Caleb Cushing which has been presented in the Probate
Court, gives no statement OF property ami makes no
public brqucsts Tne Will made Madrid in 1876,
and The witnesses thereto are scattered The prop
erty II De divided INTO equal parts of whrh
go to 1--WE children Of Joan ~ Cushing ana the
other to three cLiIen of the Late William Cushing.
TOlu y Cushing II
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
suOCVING SEFVTICJaN.

From ne Eochcster Democrat oad Ch5oncIe UfP(
As the time for investigating the clphcrs
s Lortcned Tdrns anxiety for YiudIcatOn Is sa1d to
Increase. As the last days of an inquiry. rendered
frutcss by OF time. are drawing To close may
~ rxpertcd that den VIII be frantic FOR the vndica-
ION But hrt y-fve days lett to inquire into the
ephers and these will doubtless be- frtered away 50
,r fbc Potter COmmIttee has seemed to exist for the
mn ,,e Of wasting time and preventing any other
committee from meddling with the dangerous cphcf
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
AsrArEN ISLAND EDITOR ASSAULTED.

As Thomas Humphrey, EdItor 0l Inc H"h-
Bend CoEniy S>Htuci, on GI~ way to thc : O'Clock
boat for Nrw-YorG yesterday he was assaulted ANA
tratru h, Daniel Drmp-~y. The de,raicd D'm"cralic
candidate 'nr Suuerntrnd-Ut ~ sue PUV. Ihc cause "l
tI ,s-It Va. n 1rcie which apprarl In tue last -sllr
- me SepfBI stating that D~HIpacl had offered tnr
.ucrs,fui candidate. MAJOR & I Barrett. who's" seat
IL nu,ev hast .,4sl, he vouti ho dlehh The con
tsI u nomination and election snpcrVisOr CT mein
hcr OI Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
JUDGES OF ELECTION CONVICTED.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Pin the United States
'fcut Court Judge BODd presdDs the jury tins morn
ing rendered verdict Of guilty against Justice j.
Guder aud Waiter Tucker. Judges OF Election AZ the
late Congressional election in the Fourteenth Ward.
They wete found guilty of hnderng the United States
Supervisor in the discharge of his duties by reids!nH
10 admit Special Dc putty UIted states Marshal to the
poiling-rOom and with stuiiiBg the balloibJA THey
were renaHded for sentence.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
STIRRED UP ABOUT BRAGG.

Ff7Ul Nf INuTIgNIuV INtIIt ITI' ''"I - I''T'I
Mr. Bragg, of Wisconsin, made an ass OF
,,aelf VI me House OF Representative on "Wednesday
uhcu he quietly accepted the Republican view OF som
cru claims as Democratic burden, and expressed de-
sire Ia kirk his Snuthe allies out OF the party in order
10 gpt rid OF It, such bluuder could only have been
committed hv lnau huded by prejudice "a TO De III
Capalc of discerning the truth even his own party
interests Iu ninety nine cases ont OF hundred inc
claimants are traitors spies liars, and there ls no ex
cnse for southern Democrat advocating them except
thnf the none, VIII indirectly benedt hls section by be
iu
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
RFAPPORTIONMEN1.

puL REPORTED BY TIE SENATE BY MAJORITY or
TuE APPoRrIUNMENT COMMITTEE.
ALBANY, Jan. 27.-In the Senate tins even
i, Mr. Iflris on benalf the majority Of the Com
r,,,e on Apportioament reported hy bill as follows;
sTNAIE DISTRICTS.
First-Quoens and suffolk Conntts- ,,, ~,
The First. Second Ffih sixth Elghth, MINI,
re and Twrlftn Wards Of Brooklyn auI the towns OT
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
INSURANCE REPORTS,

NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN COMPANIES.
THE TIRE PREMIUMS. LOSSES AND DIvIDENDS or
THE NEW-YORK COMPANIFS-DETAILED RlPURTS
or HE Brooklyn COMPANIES.
ALBANY, Jan. 26.-The following are the
statements Of the New-York City Fue Insurance Com
paDes. Of thor nrc premiums. losses aud the dividends
paid to stockholders for the year ending December 81
ISIS Detailed reports also gwen of the condition
Of the varioUs Brooklyn companies:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
NynOBSis for the UdSt "A hours.

WN>uINGTON, Jan. %, l II. m.-Ihc ba-
fomeler has fallen on the Atlantic coast with warmer.
southcrly winds increased clOudneSs and light rains
The tenpcraturc has fallen in the Northwest. Warm
east To -nutb winds and partly cloudy weather have
Ir.yaled in the Southwest. The barometer continues
high ON the Atlantic Coast.
IndieafioHg
For the Middle Atlantic states generally cloltdy
weather ana rain with sOntberly to westerly Winds ia
ing followed by rlsiDg barometer. go
For New England, cloudy weather, and rain Win
warmer south TO west winds and falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

Iupor,ant-Ir WM nALI.s BNsN Tor N lungs cn'c'
rng- colds Croup. consumption and AL diseases oi the
U,e iifSGi% CHRBouc sAyE for pimpes ire, cs cuts
l.trfta
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF BROOKLYN COW
PANIFS

The following are from the reports Of nine Brooklyn
fire insurance companies for December 1873 As com
pared with those OF December 81 1877, the liabilities
and surplus being exclusive or capital
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. o. a. m.-The movement
o' the barometer yesterday was rapidly downward
The weather was partly cloudy and cloudy. with light
rains al night. The temperature steadily iu the
IDOi ming but remained stationary tat 39 during tue
latter half Of he day The amount Cf moisture In the
air Is large.
Psrtly cloudy or clear weather nav be expected III
THIS city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
MARRIED.

SIMPSON -DTNCAN-Iu SARATOGA SPRING. January 23
nv the :. VI. D.. the Rev Henry VI ~iup
son wIrr-'y to Mrs. Marie T. duncan, or saratoga
springs. No cITTs.
STRVTUFRS -WOOD-On Monday. December 81, l@ft
Robert StFIilcT ir-. tn Sabini irihohn dausht'I "a
Waiter wood. 81 south Orange, y. ).
an no'iccs or Marriages must be 'Rd'7sFd r'h fT'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Sueeial Nollres

Advertisements intended for the neSt l'sne of lHH
WEEKLY TRIBUNE snouid he hand-d In before D. m ID
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

eatng,s Couch IOzenxe- have no equal IN tne trrat
mem Of conghs bronchitis h0ars~nrs &c IL Il me Srrat
Luli-h remedy by tu"eo over ID years
sold by ali dTuggists Puer 81 cents. Sent by mall
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
OBITC1RT.
HENRY r. I.INDERMAN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Dr. Linderman, Di-
rector OF the Mint, died this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

in this city BY tentI
iBcA@s dViss Of time for the ~
preceding midnight ThS rregiaT Whc Nae the
osclIsti0ns b 'Ae n.ri-uy during those hours.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

1hc following shows the IRE premiums r'''''" NV
losses paid aud dividends for thr year SS Of the same
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

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name dAd address.