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New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
APpEALs no THE cA1RIrlBLE.

As the holiday season approaches many and varied
are the claims for assistance from those whose
special duty il IS To for the sick. aged and
poor.
The House of the Holy Comforter Free Church
Home forXneurables and framing School for Young
Girls at 24I West Twenty is suffering for
funds 10 meet immediate demands, and charitable
persons are requested to send Christmas gifts
OF money and provisions 10 enable the inmates 10
enjoy Chri -tmas. The above Home n full OF help
less incurable. sick persons and young girls, and
depends entirely upon git- for support.
The ASSOCIATION Of the Veterans of the arof Is =
have recently issued an appeal "a the pubhc IN
which n y stated that the association has many
members whose sole income Is the - "a month
penson money from the Government; some OF these
have families. and even grand and great-grthd,
children dependent upon them for SUPPORT lhey
are aged. beng over ninety, ana " - the
present ann Of the association tn secure fund
which shall enable Il 70 hand the needy stipulated
sum monthly and cause them TO teel that their
services not eutire.y forgotten by those who
have been benefited Oy them.
They have now their own burial plot and
whenever one of their number dies they
have provided an escort TO accompany bis re-
mains 20 their last resting place. but their increas
ing infirmtIes render II impossible longer 10 10 so
without conveyances, which their funds 10 not al
mlt of liz ~ matter of fact that tins Slate now
owes these old men, upon audited bills. suff-
cisnt tor he present but II cannot bepaid without
an appr0Driai ion which has not been made. Con-
tribalons may be sent 10 the treasurer, Colonel F..
W. rterry, No. II Cedar-st., and checks should De
To his order
Tue New-York Charitable Aid Socieiy, No. 7s
Bible House. has issued Its Christmas appeal ON be-
half of the deserving poor. Contributions OF cast
on clothing for women and children, mpaey on pro-
visions, may be sent 10 Charles L. Rider, No. 7S
Bible House. order for the saQf. Cheeks may
be mace payable 10 the order Of ~lc treasurer. A.
ii Butler No. 272 Westinghouse. who VIII ac-
knowledge them. The distribution will take place
the day before Christmas, under the supervision
of the Board Gf Directors and committee.
D. b. Potter has given the managers the use of his
rntn. for and ffl.af a
trbufion and entries Of those who Wish TO share IN
N will ne made there
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
coLp WElrHER coME Ar LASE

LOWEST TEMPERATURES or THE SEASON THUS AR
A SHARP VIVID AND FLYING snow FLAKES.
Yesterday was by far the coolest day of the sea-
son thus fir. The bright sunshine in the morning
deceived many persons whom duty or pleasure led
abroad. but the keen air aud biting wind quckened
their steps and made their checks rosy and their
noses damp and red. Returning from church they
found tie air still sharper and the wind more bois-
ferrous. Peasure-.eelers at last found the grrates
comfort near "A cheerful re, aud the streets were al
most deserted. Toward fhe clcse Ot the afternoon
the sky became OhscuTcd 10y cold, gray clouds,
which seemed laden with snow. The tempera-
ture fell steadily until evening, and al q
D. ID. the mercury registered H. above
zero. The severity of the weather gradu-
allv moderated. and at about 10 o'clock snow
began to tall. IL came down IN fine. dry PARTICLES
Which skurried along the pavements IN Wild race
with the wind. II gathered IN the cutters and hId
behind corners But the clouds still hung gray ami
leaden and the snow fell steadily. AT late hour
il seemed probable that the anniversary to-day
of the New-England society would be welcomed
with a genuine Nrw-EnRland snow storm. The
streets in the lower part of the city almost de-
serted and the few people who were obliged 10 face
the storm hurried along rapidly as the slippery
pavements would allow them.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
Sueclal Not se5.
Anniversary Of the Ncw-Ycrk Christian nOne for In
TEMPERATE MEN

Of the Ncw-Ycrk Christian rOme for In
TEMPERATE MEN
broadway Tabernacle. corner Broadway and 3ifhst.
TUESDAY EVENING Dec. - a. 7sl5 o'oloek.
-PEAk-h~.
Rev. IN. ". RAY Lnn. y. .
Mr. JOHN b. 0ulfH
Ex6ovrTrOr -4hA AIT l. W0ODfNEJ
Hon. " N. . DODGE.
limited ot admission cards De- fdH Win it
charge apr cliuu 90 he members of the A4il et D'c-
tors. follows
VA. =. BOOTH 100 Wl.l-sf.
WM r DODGE l3 O. r4L
JANE- TALCUIl. ll. rrluAIn-sf
Arthur " pAA-D -. 81 PARK ave.
j. NOBLE Srk AkA 81. 80 East +.asL
CALI B. kNINti-. fs i.a~ DBL ~.
l. ibr,.h I,. ~ - n i''i-' % East 23ist
WAsHINGTON A. VERNILYE. y Broadway.
4. y. STOUT 81 Bruanylf.
hY DEXTER. 80 tIaub0rs-st.
WILLARD PARK flE ". d.. 3 kast leftsL
NDRNAN W. DODGE. u Msll.t
A. q. ARMSTRONG Tlf ElnAiWlv.
RICHARD A. -TORh~. Comfy Court House.
HEN ~ T.. n, - ELL. A. DhanDerssf.
SMITH SHELDON p MHrrfV-st
j.. EDGAR JOHNSON. 80 Wal-t
VI. g.. ID. BORDEN 6i Worth a.
&. NANuERBfil. rand lcntrtl Depot.
FRANCIS A. PALMER. z37 BIneuway.
A. isflA ~. u
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
DIED.


COOKE-Tn Bro0xivn on December 90 1870 Alice Hart,
youngest child Of John r. and the late Mary H. Cooke IN ts
9TH ~ her
Funeral private
CONE-suddeny on FRIDAY morning, r. c. Cone. NJ. d.. IN
The e9th his
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend the funeral ser
residence. i2n Eat Ioth.st, without turther
Infermeut at Durham. y. Z.
DAVIS-At Denver COl 18th Month 15th 1879 OF c01geS
ton OF the lungs, Mary +. Davis 80 years
Funeral ID Day tais Afternoon at O'Clock st
No 535 West lSthst, NewYork
FowLER-At Utica. " Y. December 10. 1e-a the Rev.
Philemon II. Fowler, Ia the 66th year Of nls aga
FULToN-suddanly, at Yoners. December 90 samuel Fa
Funeral from late residences Road wednes
cav 2ffh at ] O'clnrk
Trsin leaves Harlem Depot az n 80.
Carriages wlli De m N3iung az Bronxviie Depot
HARSFLL-In RavenswOod sunday. December n sarah
f. widow o ihe late William HarsciL
from her residence on fiesiy the I'D inst as
HURRY-on Fri1y his residence. l6l Fast
Hsaiiv. and friends se invited % attr me funeral
Church rranshgnrlfi0n East -Jt-st.. on Monday.
December -. az $50 a. m.
lITTLE-At Algers. Africa November % Harriet Mary,
wife o Wi tam Lte and Hauehsf 81 e late Joseph ADD
Relatives ina rsnds arr respectfully nyiied afrend rhs
fa services AZ Trinity cHurcb. on wednesday Decen-
Inrsrnen, IN Dunscomb family vault Trinity Church.
NOURsE-very suddenly. thursday mornnz Mrs. Cora $.
Funeral from Dutch Re ormei churrh 1eas sf-Sve
Harlem. Monday next Al 10 A. M Dr. Deems oriciauns.
Friends respectfully Invited
osGooD-on mud ~ December q. ctarles eldest Of
Maria j. and Nathaniel Il orgfsl.
SOtce Of fumrrai hereafter
PAUL-At BoIvidere y. J.. Thursday December ls J.
Marshall Paul N. b.. In d.. eOth year II axe
Funeral Monday. pecrmber 22 n ,. m.
WILIIs-Af F0ntanee Iowa December Edward r. son u
Jane y. the late oliver NJ. Willis of this city.
C.l1nei q New Nexlc4 Volunteers du- ing the war
Californian an Now Mexican papers please cory.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

their xlnus are decass their gene
rally moulded after erlebrnf~d hrauty they nave
large besufu eyes of violet brown, with real eve
lashes and Quantities OF hair arthclal arrhngfd TIE
babies AID children fufg. soft hair, put Dck with
iinv rOupd comb. With fringe on the forehead Just
like their liflc I've mammns. Their wardroDes are
complete win every article modern society uoh
can require In TIE way q luxury their ntfle
rose wood desks are filed with stationery cards
for O'Clock kcttir-druns and visiting cards iheir
toilet articles arc complete. INCLUDING Russia
towels and spOnRcs tor tue bath. For Their
Christmas dinner there turkey, all manner ~
and handsome china and glass, TO say nOining OF
rDc table linen. monkey plays on the violin IN very
creitable ~ and chatters arcOmDan mrnt win
"a wonderfully flexible upper 10. THIS would De for
to any grinder. There are parlor theatres,
including book OF instructions ana fhe play. JACKS
in-lhe-bnx grmnssfs giving MILK trains oi cars
rushing by, steamboats, blowing "a steam, Punch nnd
judy, steam bnFs, grocery stores with unlimited sup
plies acrOOatic frogs. cruakiug parrots, NOah- arEs
where the disparity II he slt between toe girue and
bear not noticed would be az Uhe PARK and games
for boys OF ul Never mas SANTA Claus offered 10
little folks bewitching Christmas cheer Messrs
Tiffany Co. A. T. Stewart & Co., r. H. Macy ~ Co.,
p flas ROval. Daniel * Son. stern BrOthfrs ana
Enrich Brothers VII pleas accept thanks Tor attention.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

r~ev large this Ali the Different classes show
n ncrease. Work began October q. and al the emo
uf the rst two weeks II that the Glasses
rry full The life cinss. under the direction OF Mr..
Walter shrlaw. had an increase Of four students
the one IN norfrait and painting under Will
lam ~ Chase. increase OF twrnty-four; the
nfique under Mr. Beck with increRse ~ twenty
md the ~setcn class OF thirtvvs. Tue lee
lures by Professor Hartley began In November and the
aitruancc Il largely In 0f last year. Arrange
menis nave been uadc whereby limited number OF
; fudenrs from The Cooper Uaion Art School arr
lures IN perspective Il beng given Oy Fred
erirk Difln4n. 'fhe number Of active members
the League October $50. and the nuriberf stu
dcnt~ air adv work IN tAe herenf classes l2G The
choo VIII De tiled 10 ifs utmost capacity his Winter.
indlng rom the increase airh has taken place since.
lac uusiurss OF the Ltag1i 10 such extent
iai has been Found 10 appoint assist ant
Mr. r. T. Brotgood has been chosen for the
Das and Is % attend 90 she general management OF the
busin -.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
Democrats fre really in
NO MORTGAGE on THE NOMINATION.
Ey,sa me Nclr TT4rsg Jour-, al qad Con ier Pepl

We 10 not share the feeling that il Is neces-
ssEy AID eifct General Grant whether he
the h0n0r nuf, /. he does not
dcsr ant. n mistake not. by the time the
tOn meets naf feeling viii not he actve except IN the
nina, Ot chose who expect 70 profit by his third term
In he a candidate he wcighty objections
is nomination Will make Themselves felt. though
there 10 think tnat hls great popularity and
the 1fts 0f hs firncs might be t0u much for Dy com
hInaGOn against thesp. Que thing became apparent IN
the meeung OF the cnmmiee ana IN the conferences OF
politicians gathered Washington. ana that Is thai
n General Grant a indidIe he viii need Ia 90 into
th, convention contestant with others FOR the prze
There lis osiiiOn yield the neld to nm wlthOu
Effort. although the friends OF the other candidates
expressed intention TO support him cordially II he got
tie nomination.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22


ciety are invited to be pre-eut
uosDftaI Sasur,Ia aud sunday Dee - and - 1879.
METHODS o. tONIhlbtTlNGt --.
Tbr0ugh Iie objections at the CHur hes DAY 2oih
INST
Honls Ferries Raoal Depots and other Public Places On
sy checks or mon y MI Charles Lanor. General
TreasursI. 20 Nas-ausL
for h, pugps 90 The respective ASSOCIATIONS iey
Er samuel D. BabcocK No. 80 wanst- for Chamber Of
Mr villa Alexander Smith. 40 wanst. FOR Nrv-York
Mr. john H. Earle Ise Pears,. Tor Newyork Cotton tx
SIR Edward Hincken. William 81. for NewY0rk Pro-
Mr Chlres r Elwe. No 81 souhs'.. or Sew'York Mari
Mr Henry 4 oakley s5 wast- for Life Fire and Marine
Mr. chares NJ Fry Bank Of New-York ior the Banks aud
Donors preferring TO make gii,s Tor particular
ho.uital NAV designate them Contributions not ieg
divided equitable pan tise upon tns
and the needs Of each among the hospitals unit
ing Id this which are a. follows:
St Lakes HOsp al PTesbft ran t1silia W. @Ni Hos
uifai German ptal Hahnemann Hospital omas Hos
Hospital IanhAffIn Eve ant Ear ho.fite.
Aew-Y0rk Opthanr Hospital Nr@-No'k Efe tud Lar IN
nmarv House 0f gonst 1fvs. lusiiut on ir Re-
LET guptrrtd CIinp'li =. Nary- tfr hn-t Tor
Chlar u. New-Nors luhimary Tor Women ana Children
Home for lDcnTable-- ,,,.
Honor tue Plstmf ter o cw ors tie PRESIDENT
=, fhe Ch.uber ot commerce aud H. Dodge.
ir George Andrew Jesse -eiElan and John W. AirpeF.
GEORGE MAcCU LLOuH MILLER.
Cla u General comm ite.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

destitute By providing them food lodging. pcrsona adj
vice and direction to the best methods OF procuring
employment The rells ven the preui ses aud "a
it ~ only for limited period the possibility ~
T. largely avoided We DO not give mOuey. We Dfcsfi-
gate the reference OF all appicanrs As far ~ looe
We provide employment persuade men 20 return 20
their sOds away from the city The SICK are helped 70
the hospitals Money gwen for relief purposes y
not usesp for salaries but + expended for the Il
Department. Over 200 diderenr men are assi- ii
every year Donations OF money. fond or clothing D. y
be sent 20 the Rev Jonn DOoly No. 1874 Bowrrr.
JOHS DOolr.
Ee,r. Tork Dee 90 fs7o
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
PUBLIC OgIHiON.

Secretary sherman. it is now certain, viii
INTO Che Conyruiiun candidate for the Presidency
Win a solid sticking ltO delegation. and sfeadfast
Eastern. Southern ana Western support and ne strong
est panRs IN the platform VIII be his wOrE.-tCincinna al
Commercial Qnd-l
II we will take the history Of the past, we
Will had tue -oHtn has never gained ANYTHING ny her
mc14herE OF becoming parties sectional dis
cursiun t grows rce uropOrtiOn e. the numbers
that engage ia II -lVicksnnrg Herald iDemJ
Ii seems that the Democrats sre really in
earnest Garcel0n tor he Presidency. They
adm re a nan VINO uas nerve enough 10 steal - -sate
the only objection they ever bad % Tilden was
MS failure that line OF business In lS1o-lPortand
Press fls.pl
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
MIDNIGHT WEiTHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SvnOpsis for the past "a hours

. WASHINGTON. Dec. %, l a. m.-The area OF
loYest pressure mas moved s0utheastward INTO the
Mississippi Valley, while that Of highest pressure has
moved soufheastward into New-Engand The baIome
has risen rapidly and again falling over tine
Lake region. ONO Valley and Middle State, where
northeast veering to southeast winds with
now prevail Colder nOrtheriy winds, wirh rising
barometer are reported from the extreme Northwest
s0uihery winds continue in the Gulf and south Atlantic
States.
sstdicafions.
For Middle States ana New-En gland increasing
Winds veerdg 20 southeast. sra-foLarv or
higher temperatures. cloudy weather, with snow or rain
and falling baT0urteI.
CGuiiOnarB SgRGta.
CauiiOn9rT Off-shOre signals continue from Smithyile
10 sandy Hook.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
EAR REIOW ZERO.

TORONTO, Dec. 21.-The weather here is
very toisterous a driving having prevailed
most of the day. This the Thermometer regis
tered g below zero, aud this afternoon A
below. Reports from various points Indicate that
fhis has been the coolest d3v 0f The season.
The MINIMUM Temperature has been AZ Barry sound 23l
below zero. at Quebec 80 below at F-ther Point 20
below AID a Montreal % below.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
A COLD SPELL AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Dec. PA cold wave
struck tnis ciy this morning A. > o'clock Saturday
afternoon the thermometer stood ls9 above and
g o'clock sunday morning 10 below Twelve
feif trains were halted between Clyde and Syracuse
to-lay hv the extreme cold Tonight the weirier
moi,rlring and o'clock this evening tho thermOm-
L 1ltbo Zeru
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

fr Dufg linton bis throat az his huue With irrvc
jack-knie. and tonight IN dying condition Tie Is
twenty eight years old and has wife and three ehi
drrn. He became despoBaent and insane because his
name wrongfuy published IN the book OF a con-
fsr tho collection OF naG debts
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
IN PRESSING NEED or FUNDS.

To fAe Editor OF rhs Tribune.
SIR: The Bowery Branch of the Young
Meas Christian Association, at No. ia Bowsry. u
greatly sratencd relief work for want of fnia- The
work OF the Spring and exhausted the Ire ssury,
and the inter was begun with debt OF 5000, si00 of
this wac met bY . donation. AT present con-
pelied to limit the help TO meal day. We
relieve only zble-bodied who may temporarily
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
LATEST snip NEWS

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ARRIVED DEC. 81.
str wyanoke Couch achmond, CITY PSlD1 aEi Norfolk,
10 Old Dominion So Co
FOREIGS PORTS
QUEENSTOWN 2l-Arr Britannia and City of Bru3
SEES both from Sew-YOrk.
HAvHE Dec 2i.--Arr str Labrador from SeV-f0rh-
sa.led. Mestphalla. for NeN-Y -YOrk
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
hri-fguas

IT BARNABAg.
,5 poe M 5erf e aa saliy @ and assiSaie sSct o xnss
n aSs. s } nT r'' Snrsery eaIel oos Tor xass rrss
a1s % We s .is I,f " Xmas. Ss 0 sp lieu AZ sr sid and
FfIfN 3 J. or the iev. C. 7. wOODRrFF. SO Mui-
berry.,i.
po-r Once Noce-The foreign mai, ier Ias wees eaa
ON n r DAY. ~ nr Earops ~ stesinship M--
in VIA sess"s 9 " = 80 n, , earr ~ rinS G ,Ss
fr France mast ~ specially Liar-ss ana a. ~ M ,Sr
DAY al 8 a. ~ loT ard steamship cry OF Montreal
20 uaeni ulus specially sairssseil and AZ A w. Ior
HanBnrs on sA T. for Europe. by steam
ship Germ Iie va Sues i"f ss ,
scotland se by ra.39 up EaSIA wa S,so~ va and Z.
anpton Bremen cofi ior Great britain aha
Deamark sweden ana Sorwai dispatched BY Hsmb1rs
aad Bremen steamers ony Its |1s os AsH ~ s - ,s 40
Hay aud Jamaica leave Ss" ora Desemssr - L.s
- The uaiis Havana leave Sew-fofK Decsnlsrr 70
Ind ~ II me % s . ~. S9 sc leave AZ ss bSssus
* The ~s a ns iS r0S sb iassu @ SS leave sn F sSay
H. The mails Australia. Sc. leave san Francisco jan
D'i' ." THoS. L JAMES. Postmaster
Post oace. New-Ycrk. Dec. ~. 1913.
esS. S ~ 4. LEVITT & Co. 1ueroHssrs
MODERN PAINTINGS FROM PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
by good artists ieaiEaole ami pleasing suhlee'A
TUESDAY Evening December % at the LeAviu ar; Rooms
SAT Broadway
Domysn aassslsre
-LenOir-Sauvage.
and more than 100 others
without reserve whatever
This sale Is wei worthy attention Of buyers
Monday afternoon and Private Ibrary good and
valuable uaoKs
The Pive Pstnt- House OF Industry y upeealy IA nesf
Of shoes family D01asins of sscSnd hand ariL
earnestly solicited and Will be
SEM for on noilaczii0a to l55 WOFth--L
Just Publsshed
THE NEW FAR WEST,
THREE MINING CESrREs
THE BLACK HILLS,
MONTANA,
UTAH.
WHITES letters from the nov Mining aissrses
day issued IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA No 81.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
The fullest accurate Information regard
new scenes of elterprse and adven.ue u hers given
4 convenient form and AZ a nominal price
s~~ TIE rRrAuSR
Now-yorE
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
Tile Upper HUDSON FROZEN.

PouGHKEEPsIr, n. Y, Dec. 21.-Dispatches
from Upper hudson Tonight show that the river Is
firmly closed a Castleon and schOdack The steamer
Andrew Haruer has gone north TO Athens aud r is
doubtfn n she gets back. The mercury herc tonight
tnrce degrees below zero.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
4 SAYINGS BANK SUIT ENDED.

SYRACUSE, Dee. 21.-The litigation in the
tter at the deflnct Peoples Savings Bank, Of this
ctrv and Patrick LyRcn, the cashier OF the bank has
sissned whlch he had been always ready todo.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

Get rid of one cold befOrc you contract an-
other top of u, you may secureY establish tao
seeds OF serious lung complaint before you con-
Of danger. Better prudentiy Resort DIT.
Jsvne's ExpecfOrant effective for coughs aud
colds and helpful also for It's healing mhnencs tae
lungs aud bronchitis.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
FxrRENE COLD N NEw Bruins WICK

ST. JouN, y. B.. Dec. 21.-To-day was the
rod.st s far riis season. The thermometer tins morn
ing .rd this cy Ia below at Frederick
tom 10 and at Moncton "a below.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

tribune OFFICE. Dec. %. an.-The barometer rose
rardlY Yesterday morning, but at Midnight the ten
ccucy was downward Clear aud partly cloudy weather
prevailed until late night, when light snow began 10
fall The temperature RANGED between l2o and 36' the
average II lsls1 being i-lao lower Tnan on -aiurday
Tile amount moisture IN the air mas been increased
slightly.
Warmer and generally cloudy weather. with snow,
may be- expected IN This city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
SILVER COIN AND THE sMA1L NOTES.

ANOTHER LETTER FROM MR. MCCCLLOCH
HE ENcLOsEs LETTER PROM JUDGE BvCKNER
AND COMMENTS UPON TWILL THE PEOPLE
USE THE cox If IT Is oFFERED THfMi-
DANGERS PROM Az INCREASE Os BANK MOTH
CIRCULATION.
TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: The enclosed letter from judge Buclsner
(which am now authorized 10 hand to you for pub
hcation was not received until nine TO winch 1t is
reply. mad been sent TO YOU.
i do not agree with Judge Bnckner in the opinion
which he expresses thai the people must be educated
before they will he prepared for the substitution Of
silver coin for small notes but do share with him
the aDprehensions that the increase of the crcua-
;ion of bank notes may lead to dangerous conse-
quences. This increase has undoubtedly con
tribufed to bring about the recent advance in
the prices of nearly all kinds of American goods
an advance which in rapidity and extent is with
ont example even IN the United States. and which
most DuriOusly affecting our foreign trade. upon
which the country most largely depends for per-
manent prosperity. ! am advised that by
reason o. this advance-so much moro RAPID
has il been than in Great Britain-many
orders from South America for United States
fabr1cs have already been countermanded. Our
present prosperity is mainly attributable To the fact
that the harvests in the United States have for
three years been abundant, while they have been
the reverse in Europe. We have no reason TO ex-
pect that this will continue to be the case, and 1t
requires no prophet TO warn us of what VIII be our
condition when, with a large circulation of notes
and with speculation and exiravagance IN " iull
blast" Europe shall again be favored with fruitful
seasons. HUGH MCCULLOCH
Ncr- York Dec IS 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

LOST FOR A WoMAN.--Mrs. May Agnes Flern-
ng's last aud best story. ready IN TIE York
No
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
xrJcJDE EXON sLA1DER.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Dec. 21.-At 2:30 O'Clock
this morning Crowley. collector for TIE Roes
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
MEET nE.PER lDOEs NITH DETERMINATION


" would like 10 see the courageous thing
do1c We would 90 zee the perrons who appear ~
the returns 90 have been elecied take tDeir seats
w 90 not know tndt this be done. We do know u
would deprive Gar,eiOus Bugand, OF quorum IN their
L-gl-arure. We know tha' the fIgntfu Legsla-
ture could secure possession OF the returns 0f he vote
on Governor But we do know that GarceiOa's
Isrigands could not cOnstifuucnaliy act without q
0rum. Tie scOundrcls Will au-h az empty fulmiua
lions Can We afford 10 meet desporadoes with de
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
American Geographical society.

INTIUUI It -IIII
Discussion on the merits proposed ~
he 0f ne West -3thsr. on MONDAY
evening Dfcemhrr - sclOck. All members Of Tie 40
cftfr invited 10 be pre-eut
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
ONE RIGHTEOUS MANN sooov

FT01 Au1sfd Ne, DisDda 70 nc BenOn Herlld Nndl
AUGUSTA, Me-, Dee. lS.-The iallowing let
ter Wac stuL 40 the hOu CHarles A. White by j. ".
Fogler. esq, CLERK the state rreasurcr's office
AUGUSTA. Nc. Dec IL. 1873
Hon. CHARLES A. WHITE. Treasurer Or Maine:
DEAF SIR herrby renGif my resignation aS clerk In
ucpaI tuent. and your immediate acceptance
OF the same My for this the exira-
ordinary acts of thu Governor aud Council under whom
am seryInc caLnut couscieDtlousv be the Fervant
OF an administration. wnich. order 10 perpeuate ~
power boldly frampes upon the Will OF the IeOpc and
lnsOently d,t~s tine result OF popular election. /
wOud starve than 10 receive wages from hands
sfainci with mcnstr"ns crime. A / have Always
been treated with personal Kindness bv yonsei do
wish subject inconvenience ~ leaving gou
tue busy Of the year. Il YOU desire n. hold
myself rea yuu personally and privately. by
any AID rcnder Dur not II receive wages therefor
from al Ainlstraii0n which has renacred i-ei mfa
nous ong : thr ell-arv nnt 'vtloped
hoped tAat 10 might be accomplished. Now mai
IL b. manifest and II. wiling Ia be
assuciated with Il Officially. in any manner whatever
Very respect ftuliy. J. W. FOGLIR.