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New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
STILL CANvAssIsG FOR CHARITY.

=. The work of canvasSinc the city for challIy
&kent on Yesterday bi-kly az the day htf"ie Tue
Ltuccess been greater than anticipated Al the mead
nuarters No 49, Sodth Fftnavc, the scene was novel
Outside was a. crowd OF boys.waitiug to help unload
The wagons as they came up; within was tHe
Executive Committee experimenting an things. About
the room were the articles obtained. In one corner
WIS plle Of clothing twenty frct long. fifteen ic-t
wide, and as ugh mans head. In the opposite
rOIuer were number OF boxes ana barrels oI various
tizcs Oihcr thing, were ttrc|n pIoml'tGou ~ iD0ut
AT enc side Of the room WAS table. where con ana
lunch were served About tlrtN five wagons were EN-
Ioycd The district visited yesterday was above f"ut
terHtn-St,
Persons did not seem as liberal with provisions as
with old clothing. The eatahles DO not compare III
0uantitv with the clothing Of all kinds. IL" Countess
Of ansteldt has driven Of The large vans, and ca
Vassed the streets in person. - .
The Managing Committee thinks that II will continue
lie canvass for another DAY at least OnethTd or the
:itv has not been visited vet. This part II j. tLolft
will give mosI lbe.Y, because II L. where tHe Mc"-
do people have nsi: residences The only lack j. mch
enourn 10 drive the carts The amount Of goods It,
sriycd YESTERDAY about the same a. the CAV brioc
OF money there was about $3.50 received. Mrs. a. l.
stewart gave T10 Il nam and 2 barrel OF sugar
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
ATTRACTIONS AT THE AQUARIUM.

The managers OF Tic Aquarium HHVV HUHc"
another to ia many attractions OF that establishment
The par.ommc Of cinderella" which IS nov bchG
presented has attracted excellent audiences ana Is ai-
mry arranged for the entertainment of Older persons
as well rs of children The yariouS characters me dN-
sjmpd ny children. dressed IN handsome LNio MY. ~
c,Suncs TIE stately Ecarin- OF tHc httlc FFlrf nt
ouct docanur Of CindSreG. and TIE gr cc!ni rah'
of the ITOud SISTERS entertain III" older a. "'l ~ y
Younger portion uf the audi nee. Gtnern ana Ld"9
HGShiHqtDH brother Jonathan and JOhH A"f arc az"
prouiu,u. characters. TIE OarO H. Iih h|huSnn'
Yntn iura flowers and brilliant Hghts. pIfSen's 10 th
Youthful mud loa ilItIDn OF the Gay 'ccnc 'cscIluci
I'M IT, fl,y story. CmdTca's golden tHall1', ar WI WI
v f,r small shetland ponies, also receives aN'rhhc
comment. II. Oscar with his trhed heHtUcAE hH'h.s'
ana Charles scciy. the jester, appear al tach lioH-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Tile r1vrPslDE DRIVE DEFENDED.
WHY THOMAS FRANKIIN, THE ENGINEER THlNh'
III SHOULD NOT EE RtMUNFD

liz SHOULD not EE RfMuNEp.
Thomas Franklin, the engineer Of the River
tide Drive presented 10 thc PaIk Commissioners We
lrrday q report showing. IN his opnon' Why lac s'"l'u
not be removed for neglect Of duty He SAYS the work
was begun IN 1876, under the supervision 't James
hldrich. a civil engineer, VINO continued IN the
rosition until March II, ls7s. At that time
MIR Franklin wa, appontot He found that the sp'clil
ation. iIrdcr winch h, work coEduc"J were cl"'
I'm character confused in statement ana Nti'o.' u q
crcat degree, They were evidently not the llHu'Eu0
az a professional uGEccr lie surveys U." ,''' ,
plans aud specifications were based were inaccurate
and IL was therefore impossible TO conform The WORK ca
atN to tHc plans.
10 investigate the charges. He cI'jc@tl 'l' h!-t 10
VII ch Commissioner Lane allowed 10 a. III, 50 .'I
I'm opposition to ms colleagues. The reporter inc ]h
nisglun he SAID showed tudt II Only cNahu'u - "u'
~ the Pot p2iIErapAS the -ntEiiicdtion~ anu
in M least bali of these il approved OF his dctn az
IrOvcd i'm the highest terms o the building oi lt GN
admitted having increased tnc GuihlIN ul mn ''"S ~
the pirdpej wall hut claims that !; was for me est IN
tcrcsts II tie work. Irc wall va, raised Hn'ut '",
10 prevent accidents. lt hui a. oI'S'h"iI
planned, children dranken luen, ana even s"u'f
pcr,oDs ia the dark would ldl over Inc
wall and bc killed B; raising It's h',sht ne
thought he wOud save tde ctN al'ri1 sum ia "3i,- ~
Mr franklin considers that Tie charges were hioU-H'
10 secure hs removal from the supervision 81 Tue W"h
as he has been informed tha he friends OF Two "i VSe
opposed to hun had already solicited ,he position
Bacon who had examined thc work II stated tbtt me
parapet wall hulU better than al hrs lntcHue dhu
iha, the foundations securely c0nSilUcteu l"cc
was stretch uf bad wall az sew ntY uuth-st. 1ui tuIS
Al was SAID was bUllt under another engineer MI HaCoh
considered the work vel done andn accordarel WIN iGe
latitude allowed ny the Srechcatons. j. W. ADAMS
animation. winch t. favorable 10 NJ. Franklin ILe
board ortcrcd the entire report to be printed
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
RECORDER HACKETT's SEVERE SENTENCES.

Thcrci is some anxiety manifested among law
ycrs over the physical and mental condition OF
Recorder John X. IIackctt. lie has been IN III health
for some time last Summer he took "trip TO Europe
for the benefit OF his health but apparent improve
ment resulted from this vacation. He has been unable
10 attic to his duties Recorder for some time When
Lc does et in court lawyers complain OF his action III
e. scs before nun, and there Is general as
Ike among members of the bar important cdPPs IN
his court Complaint has been made 0i number oi MS
sentences unjust specially those OF William Poole ana
Jo-rpli Font charged with homicide aud nov confined
IN the T0mOs who received life sentences II IS claimed
that fair not had, aud that the Recorder, IN
An tx traOrdinary manner cut off all appeal from his
decision The interference OF Governor Robinson Las
hecn sought in this case, and ID. e. Robinson, the Gov
eruorn so with the aid Of stOnOgrap: cr, has been
investigating this and other cases on behalf OF his
faith
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
ANEW custom HOUSE ORDER.

Secretary Sherman has issued an amended
instruction concerning the re1ppralSy meii OF htrchdl-
disc which provides that IN case the appraisers GO h'
agree they will maK" separate reports to IN" Cot
lertor who Will decide between them TIE Collector
Is not bound v The values Ncd IN the report OF either
the merchant APPRAISER OF the general "pi">cr' hu
ne Viii sdOp Valur upon the ttstih rlY .u'i-
rod may .rCii hin 1lst ana the apTf'Ntihhi a. iH'
dct4fmutd will he final ant The cui he ass. >S'd
occor,nrv" This rceu4f'uu = dStcd jalualN -, ana
makes the collector umpire ~ an disputes hrtWtcn
merchants aud TIE appraiser Under the oi" luriruc-
tiou tocctor wa compelled 10 acCCVt ON" OF the re-
nors Now lac may exercise ms judgment ana &>>tss INC
duty irrcsurctNc ~ the views Of tie APPRAISERS t'onl
me eyil. nee warrant II. This chang" in the method
~ rcaturaiscueu. il is b,llcNct VII hc acc""tdhc
10 merchants who have dealings with the custom
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
NEU- YORK And OSWEGO MIDLAND RAIL-
RUdD.

UTICA. y. Y, Jan. 15.-Ihe Utica Herdid
announces by authority, that the negotiations between
the first mortgage bondhoders aud the holders
Of receivers certificates OF the New-lork ana
Oswc.O Midland Railroad Company, have been
brought to "a satisfactory conclusion. The agree
ment provides for n sale OF the mOrfgaged prop
city its pIrchasr by the committee ana the 0rgalza
ton nv It Of company. The committee consists
of G. A. Jordan Henry AMY, f. L. J0n"e. Edward LtY-
inetone, Theodore Houston, Edward Parsons
william II. Fenner. jc, q. ;. Williams ana WI
lam &. Whitney. SIX million dollars in bonds
and 200 900 certificates have already been de
posted with the committee. The committee has dricr
mined to withdraw the appeal in the foreclosure suit
pcndn in the Supreme Court Of the United States
at Wasl"r and TO procure to be entered ID the case
a mOlpTate decree
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
OVERWHELMED WIFI INDICTMENTS.


John Halliard, formerly president OF the
Mechanics and Laborers' Bank Of jersey CiV'
and James J. Reid, were arraigned yesleru'!
before Judge Garretson upon a charge OF per-
{nrv I'm filing false statement with the the
Secretary Of State January l. 1873. Tue lhd''uhcn'
alleges that certain bonds mentioned in the repor were
NOT AT that time the property of the bank as stated h
that s cash hand ana In other banks of the uu
not equal the amount named. The Two ueI'Ii,l no
pleaded not guilty and were balled IN the sum oi ~ 49,
each to appear for rial Daniel f. Clcary -ghcu MI
Halhard's bond and Hugh W. No Kay MI krd'S ,,.,
Mr. naarh then nrrulgned unon sec"nu lh.,c.-
meni changing with having fraudnlcuty tahtn VI ~
H. lS7s SIX bonds the properly Of the Statr frt M
suraicc Cumpany of which he was then pres dtHt uhu
aurlicd them To his use. Mr.. Haliard hghn Gu
tered a plea nf not guilty. and Judge GarretsOh nhed nls
hands nj - 900 He has also been indicted upon 'hc
charge of cOuspiring with some OF me ,incmc .,
Iaborcrs' Savings Bank to defraud the a. pos
TORS. He will bc arraigned upon tins una IN
dictm. Mt to-day. The Otacr indicted directors o tne
bank are br James W. Donelan, The secretary
Dr f G. OCalhgIau, president. Adam j. Diial,
Patrick Shreran and Jeremiah sweeney. Thc inhlct-
men. alleges tnal they knew the bank was in had con
dtiiou, End kept tbs knowledge from the d'roSit"i-
with intent dcirui them, and received deposits WITCH
the institution was hOpccsSlv in,OiVcnt.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
ORGANIZED OPPOSITION TO THE NEW CODE.

The Ncw-York Law Reform Society was
established formally yesterday evening at the Park Ave
nue. Hotel. There about ten lawyers present.
among them David Dudley Field. A. X Dyrtt, cX-Judge
James c. spencer eX-Judge J. Il. Flanders and NJ W.
Devine. The avowed purpose of the organization
was tie defeat of the Thr0op Code. Mr. Dyoit
was made temporary chairman and Mr. Devlnc tempo
rary tcreiary Then the meeting on motion OF judge
flanders, became a permanent organization, Wltn III"
folow.n" officers: President George 1lcknOf Gurus;
secretary ami treasurer. A. i. Sprague; c!mnlitce
theodore ". Dwight, Joseph ;. BOswOrih, Henry H.
Anderson, j. sc n t. Flanders, Anthony X DYe l. Irs
IN Cook James C. Spencer, Samuel j. Croohs, J0hn
ToWn~hcld, James :. Auer1ach. Ccphas Bralnrrd hcr
bert B. THruer James A. Ross. samuel G. Courtuey l.
f. Marhury, Ethan Allen. and Ira u. Warren
Judge Flanders hcn presented series OF resolutions
condtmnin Mr. ThroOps Code asking the Governor To
continue his of he nine ch tpcrs when are no yet
Law begging the Legislature 10 repeal the tlfc cen
chapters which have become law aud uppOntng com
niltec of five TO prepare bill to be presented TO the
Legislature 10 carry out these objects TnCe rcsolu
tlnna AdOpted.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
COVERT d. BENNETT INDICTED.

The Grand Jury of Hudson County has
found bill OF indictment against Covert d.
Bennett, the young actor, for completely with
Mis- Jennie r. Smith III the murder OF her
husband, Police Offccr Henry r. smith, at Jersey
civ August l. 1873. The Indictment Is for murder
III The fist degree Bennett has been confined in the
ia since August % in default Of $4,000 bail to appear
ms witness at the iral OF Mrs Smith The Grand Jury
winch indicted Mrs. Smith threw ont the charges
agaiust Bennett and The indictment just found - based
mon some new evidence OF Prosecutor hcGiu
winch he refuses 10 make public The notice
of the Indictment served upon Bennett Yesterday
afternoon by sheriff To1fey. The prisoner, who Is
only nineteen years OF age. manifested little surprise
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
KINGS couSrY's INEBEIATEs, HOME

At meeting y the trustees of the Kings
County IneDriatcs~ Home. Tuesday, resolu
ton passed directing their counsel eIJudge James
Troy, to proceed In any that lie might
see 1T, TO recover deficiency which IL
alleged 10 exist In the accounts OF Freder-
lex s. Massey, formerly the treasurer Of the Home
Tho deficit SAID amount to bet tween - 900 and 81
600. hui all persons connected with the institution were
rcticent IN regard to the NATTER yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
HONOKS TO TIE LATE BAYAED TAYLOR.

The various German SlnglnE SOclclicS Oh lhiS
city nave united ID plan to honor the memory of ihe
late Ravard Tavlor by an Grafton and dirGe over his
remains when they arrive in tins city TIL" ne oi the
CIV Hall asked FIR This Purposr, aud Alderman Nor
i- has ucStcd by the GcsngNc1elu Ji"lZ AM
Scuipr the necessary perm ,Sloi III a-icd
to Nr TaylorS family The rcnain~ VIII prUbhh4 ne III
st,c i'm tic Governors room III the city Hall OF hc.r
arrival here the >prug, ana the ceI'monis ot We
German societies viii take place N that nne dTfe
has already been composed tor the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
SIR EDWARD THORATOA I.--DANGER

NIAGARA FALLS Canada side, Jan. 15.-Sir
Edward Thornton ANA party argycd here this eyen1e
aud are al the Prospect House. When near ST. Ctba
Tncs Their engine jumped the track and ran over te
slccpers for considerable distance. No damage
war done beyond delaying the train about an hour
The Misses Thornton. Miss Boyle and Miss Palmer OF
WasmugtOn Mr.. De BnHsen and VI. Trloflyu, Of the
Brflsh LEGATION, iOIurd sir Edwards marty
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
STRIKE OF ICE HARVESTER.

PorGHKEEP>TE, y. y, Jan. 15.-Ihc men
cmnlaycd t ihr KnirHerbocScr Comptny' cc-hpI~r. a
GtaatSburg. 20 the number Of 200, struck today for
higher wages, and marched mile north TO G
honsc of the Mutual Company, and COM
PEELED ninety there 10 stop work. one
OF tn directors the Mutual Company tcl"graphd 10
sheriff Dachrr ~ DuiChr>s County for pro'c IN, hrt
"A vet no serious violence ha~ occurred The men de-
mand an advance OF - cents per day. The wage, now
paid are I ~ % and II 30.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
AN AnyERrIaING sWINDLER ARREsTED.

1obn Forsstrand. Of No. 219 East Thirty
,cveptb-st answered an advertisement ON January D.
or,,O situation a. cashier at $lOa week 10 any one
who could loan 500 to James A. Carpenter OF NO
JigbtL.aIe. Carpenter represented himScl a. - r
.",cr ~ "a grOcrrv store at No. 1853 Nihn-aNe' ios
,rard gave hun the S2O0 and the next morning We't ~
*" 1Gg Nintl-ave 10 OcGin ms duiltt ne IouIa "a
store, aud Deputy Sher'H ia e""i ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS FIRMS.
!. l.. 3. Martin, weil-knOwn broker OF

Vt. +. B. NaTIIU, WVII-kIU"TT UT"'''I VI
Txchaugo-placc, sent notice to the stock LXcdinGc
Yesterday Of hs inability to meet his cn",@' me t. ANA
I-OO shares OF Delaware, LacSawanna and Western
and 400 sro,os ~ Certr1 R,ilrnad Of New I"rt ",
ncuc!i' ~ iudCr tNc rIC. largo uHuhtr o! SHal's
were privately settled. 9,
HALEY, importers, No. as East FourtCcmti->iJ hcd
tnclr schedules Yesterday, stating ihcr HIbI'S "'
S431U3 %. md their assets aj SlT.3JG =. 800.
AnlesirumrNt of StrIh May 10 Joseph Sch"H-Zchlln
or TIE benefit Of creditors ,aVC preferences or T3fo" 90
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
P1SSENGERN ARRICED.

FROM ROTTERDAM-Ry Stermship R0;tsrd1nl.-A. Brad
lev Mrs g. Krug Fehrrr J. Taler I. FcilneI. Miss r.
Bmngertz ". Jesse. H. Schaufeber0. A. Heidkamp the
Misses 4 pnd G. Hcihkamp W. wills
FROM HANANA-By NtranShlp SGrd'2Ga 1R:, Acosia
Nr and Mrs r. Frost. !. Y. Place. 4. " Rtd1ed. T. VI
Tinker T. r. kcar family and nurse Mrs A. = Anc10ndo
D Gutierrez " Nontesa v MoPueras. A. Ponstoly. / r.
Fast A 4 MartineZ u. G.. noeI. r. Il. Burns. +. Mellon
ala o. Thompson umphc J. PrOtheron, j. Garcia, jose
Diaz d. Alta. T. Farley, D. Deupr.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
LAST YE4ES fINANCIAL DISASTERS

The report Of failures in the United States
and Canada for 1875, prepared by Dun, Barlow a
Co. shows us against Ss72 failures in 1877 The
liabilities IN 1873 S23l 600 00o, AGAINST Fl900O0-
600 in 1877. These figures are only approached by
those -73. whcn the amount reached S22o 100000
4 tibulatcd statement j. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

nv o Rcoth Of this cty was in Washington at
the time Of his mothers death. and was expected
home last evening Tho Rev. DR. Robert Russell outh
"a OF the Iinycttty Place Presbyterian Church
and the third SON the Rev Henry W. BCoh is pastor o
"A church EngewOOd.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
MIR. BEEcHER's SLIGHT ILLNESS.

to lecture Tuesday evening at the brooklyn Law college,
on account Of slight attack OF influenza which con
fined INN to his room. Mrs. Bccchcr sad Yesterday
tiar the Illness no way serious. ana that Mr.
Brcrhcr would he able to out on Friday. lecture
engagement winch he had made for tins evening has
hcpu c1uCc He'd.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
p OS T S G RIP
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
,,OLIrICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.

LONDON Thursday. Jan. 16 1879.
All the special correspondents at Paris OF
the London newspapers speak OF the situation IN
France as serious The Times's Paris disp'tch'
though subsequently qualifying the information,
by the statement that the evening meeting OF the
Republican linton reported TO be more moderate IN
characters declares that the Left appears almost deter
mined Overurn the Dufaure Cabinet, pronouucEg 1t
unworthy OF confidence, unless il publishes beiorchn nj
u list Of intended dismissals OF functIouarlcs The
Cabinet refuses 10 thus compromise It's dignity
The TinsSs dispatch continues " The conduct Of the
Republicans justifying all the worst predictions o.
their advcrsaries. Gambetts paper. Repubq"e Fran
cdisr attacks the appointment OF General Greslcy 10
The Ministry Of war instead OF NJ. Fare, VI. Gam
bctt candidate"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
ppOvJNpST ARRIVALS

P,erooyt Vouse-The Hon. William ". Evarts, Sec
rotary of state % Ho'Si-Chares w Woplley
n, Cincinnati r. Patt Carpenter oi Ponghseepsi' anu cur
tis tuild Of Boston tih,,nGris tioti-EAbovcihor
cherries II. Ingerso of ofconnec'icmt f'r"o'n. u,,
Asa L. = .....IdrF ff'rfD 'f'F''-
Ind rc Jnscph Potter Of New.Nork supreme Court
Co-.- az Hopst- Governor Henry Iipptt oi hhou"
island Vstropoi an Ifpr I General John Nop pftsou o
Detroit . Siu,rdnt fieuenantCoonei Nlveh' o
The Hri
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
yrw.JrRsEy AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 1J.-The annual meet
ing Of the NewJrrsey state Agricultural Society
held In this city to-day. The Hon. Amos CLARK re-
elected president, T. f. QUINN secretary, and Samuel
Manning treasurer. All of tie old Board OF Directors
were reelected. except j. L. CrOwcl and Robert Ruang
Ia whose stead NJ X. Dennis aud Joseph Haincs we're
ela el
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Factory Destroyed!

ROCHESTER y. y. Dec. -. 1879.
GrNTs Largo fire in Sewarts" Buiang Panels Of youI
make Alum and Dry Plaster" Safe badly buged and
warped. All contents with took bindings &C. preserved
After this experience am very much prndi ed in favor Of
your safes JOHN KELLY.
ORANGE. Y. J.. Dec. H. 1873
GFSrs: Heat intense TO melt the knob and
hinge trimmings papers perfect before
the \. VI. AAITHENs
WEST SALAMANCA, y. " Aug %, 1873.
Everything inside o. h"
WALTER +. HALLECK. United states Army.
LINCOLN. VI, Aug T. 1878.
safe at white heat but evidence whatever Of fire in
side" M Il. COVE, Town Clerk.
CANAt.sr New. York City, March 25, 1878.
An books and papers found in same condition as
when Deposited IN safe" Il. ELIAS & co.
EXCELSIOR BUILDING 23dst. NeSYork CITY Feb. 20, 1878
Broiling on diy tons of burning coal for fortyhye
hours. Everything preserved
TUrO DOEVCU & co.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

sun rlsns 7.22 sun sets .. 457 Clock fast 0m O34
Moon Ti.es 1877 Moon souths 639 Moons age. days "a
WATER Tn-pAY-t. M
sandy Hook l3i GOV Island. 2lOt Hal Gate... 369
HIGH WAFER TO-DAN-P. NJ
sandy Hook 20J GOV Island. 23S Hell Gate.... 49,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

A RETORT COURTEOUS.-New paIlOr maid
Heres letter. mu'am, n you plea-eW New mistress
Pray Mary, are you not accustomed To letters
handed on trayi New parlor maid: "Ycs, ma'am
But didn't know you wasl'-lPunCh.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

that Carpenter owned The store ana hat o,ner
vonng men had been duped bv him IN the same way.
Yesterday Carpenter was arraigned ana ioeReu "P III
nef. NIL Of 81 600 hlll
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

A Wisconsin student SAID, in response to
repruof for the lowners OF his position the class
well, Professor, never mind; presume am much
TO blame as you are. - Boston Globe.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs NO.
pa BROADWAY
Gam 90 Noon. e7". D NJ 81. Midni.ht 10
II CHEST dnrin~ me dav. % inwesf 10
A erzge 231s dav, 1873 3Sis
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Cotton Press ibl aze!

CHARLESTON :. G.. Jan. Z, 1879.
GENTS Intense fire. the contents found IN perfect
state Of preservation and package of matches were not
even scoscAed. UNION COTTON PRESS.
JOHN HALCkEL. SapL
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Read the Evidence.!
OBJ TELEGRAM

COLINBU- Ga, Jan. 10, IsIl.
MARvIS SAFE AND SCALE CO.:
make Alum Dry Plaster" SAFE severely tested
knob and hinge trimmings melted on contents saved per-
feet condition. POLLARD * BARRIs.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Nrw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY OPEN.

Lose BRANCH, Jan. 15.-Freight trains over
the New Jersey Southern Railroad. To apd from New
York via sandy Hook have resumed running and the
large quantity Of freight DELAYED by snow and ice is
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
THE DEATH OF JACQUES DUBS.


W. Jacques Dubs, the Swiss statesman and
jurist. is dead.
iFor other Fore,qn Ners First Page.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Fire at Keokuk, Iowa.

Safe deeply covered with hot brick and burning Debris
during sixty hours. Contents well preserved
X & ID. NJ r. r. co,
A. BRIDGEMAN, General Manager.
REMEMBER, THE ALUM and DRY PLASTER FILL.
ING Is PATENTED. AND Is USED ONLY IN THE
SAFES MADE BY THE
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

Use Brummcll's Celebrated Cough Drons
The have A. II. b. drop. Price l2c boz
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

STRUCTURE, impotence and DIseases of ths
- Generaye organs radically aud speedily cured Hour.s
to5 and Oto7 A.DANiELS. " .. Ia L-Iugtons,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16


Are contained In the great cODsumpye remedy PHILLIP.
"PALArABLE" Con LIVER on. IN combination with PuOspu0
NUIRrTINE- All druggists Depot Platts,.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
THE MoST NorRIsHING MATERIAL

For immediate relief of coughs and colds uss
the popular remedy PoEITR's CorGH BNsAM NV
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

The condition OF Safes In recent fire will be
tablished as""rtained meanwhile would
specially direct attention fire tests at other points
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-30
That Railroad.

From Messrs. Churchill and Rich~
ardson We learn that the railroad con-
vention held IN Sank Centre on Thurs
day last was largely attended by the
leading men in the country along the
projected line Of road, and that great
enthusiasm prevailed, A company was
organized to construct and equip the
road, and everything put in working
order as far as possible. We believe
that the road will be built in due
time, say within the next two or three
years. 1t is the intention of the new
company, and the desire of all who
are interested, to commence work ear
~ in the spring and to build part Or
all of the road during the coming sea-
son, but the delays usually experienced
with such enterprises cause US to be-
lieve that three years will probably
elapse before the road will be complet>
ed from Little Falls to the State line.
We believe that the road will be built
because it would unquestionably be
one of the best paying lines in the
State, and c'pital is not SLOW to be en-
listed in such cases, if the advantages
and opportunities that exist arc brought
to the notice of capitalists. It is be-
lieved that ultimately the western end
Of the road will be pushed to the
Missouri river, and the eastern terms
mus to Duluth, passing through Rich
Prairie in this county, and giving the
farmers of that exceeding fertile tract
Of country an opportunity to sell their
enormous crops at their own doors for
only few cents less than Chicago
prices. The articles Of incorporation
Of the new railroad company appear in
in another column.