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New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
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ATTNFN-ll -r1r'.v JIHuGr g, 1870 7t hs ro,te4,e ~.
Nau.ru. 'la-'s. .-r' ce- hereafter
charles Er0,rl. aud s4u-nt,l Of Margaret b. ana Tao
Friends re .aire 70 attend 1cr 'uuc-a ON veiae'av after
noon, o'clock from hrr late r"- is0cr. 2ll I'nu.-t
CANYON ~ararav Ilnuirv g. 1s-o a. Dell, ras....t- 229
r ~ @ IN. M H. a f ,ly ar. nv,. -, a,-eai rho
from ta@ WasFu ,tol SONAR. ~ f. '.4r iih ~
jl1t DO aor-r- be sent
FOrNTAIN-In ,his city January O. jotham s Fountain.
Funeral services At Pauls Church 4thsve aud I'D
Friends the family are invited to attend without furAeF
Far,rai car 70 Tarrvtown.
HITCr9cE - a on board boa d, i4e o .rptP 4 NM J5aTT
Hitchcock, aged years and = months.
IL FFVEE-On sunday January D. benjamin D. be Fegre,
Rsave and invited 20 attend The funeral .erv
from his residence. Sew Rochelle a. 5o -D's D.
TrSln ieayrs New. YORK att O'Clock.
J1 ~ t., ,-l af' M 49,, .. ~,
I.hi0ep-ek. fu the i'tA year u; her age.
Funeral AZ KuueUeck.
LTgUEEE-pu saturday eyemn~. January T. MARY J.. orr
VIE Of Eu'ert - .u'et lr au4 ifl- -'e o. pa'i 'f'
RIA, yr, iut friend. family raspe-rf1v invited
a-teuf rl' 'Inrfa af F-,i-n" oi Der ldAt - West
,rrtsal.- - removed following dIy 20 Albany for.
m-.rHrur Friends ale k.ayrla s'"' ..i io -d lowers
trr of s. an .ld n. Porter tar 2oh year of her
41ncl hc residence u her parent. -o PR Place.
Bro va. "wednesday. tno -rhtu-r. at l' '0HrE g.
WAHD-At oomd.d. M January b. ,-'s Charles Y.
..,.. an f-g,, ~ tc ,l'- l-a -.,r..-f. Igv.-f O.,
aH -he funeral :fou - A' r'i oa Ile'ay J4n1'
AZ e ,-'' r,,a, on arrival o're l24' ~ tram
from Barclay 81. New-lofA
wEaU-At Nerns y. T. on sunday morning. January ..
IartA0onDH Nr-. ~ fac e. yrll n l'. t-r.
Tnrc.ai on r.lr, J.. January i.om TIE Central N F.
-,.. II A AT -o,!.a.r 5II Paue.st. al 80 y.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
PUBLIC OPINION

I'm one respect Tilden and Bishop occupy
nett nearly tie same position Laca wants j-' van c'-
TOT o. a..iliusricn and neither IS likely tD SJ IL
fIui-c. Commercial tR-pJ
Mr.. IIllcn desires TO testify concerning tho>c
S1uir. .-r.atchc~ bat h.s fTenu- .o EOi >erm VclE
anxious give him oppUTtuuiV DO t.ty lear 'hal
ha Wll taru states evidence !- Philadelphia f'trs
tEtpJ
The Southern people are quite wiling 10
L. a exercise nights granted t1'm hv the laws ana
" 90 sa soon their own rl-ut 10 Hyu-lnoic-tdt'
j. rerarpilri by the Government Nlckspurg AcrSd
tDcn|
The public attention cannot be called to"
often 20 the iac. THAT Republican President ana D."
publican senate have alone prevented ih" F'NtfN'i o.
every strr coward rreuup'lou. tT'L VIII. 4e sur''--
Rad PASSED the period OF doub,Des &oiues Register
tLPpI
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
EXERCISES OF THE MEETING.


SPEECHES BY ALGFRNoN :. SULLIVAN. T.. y. FIJI
LER. AND DAVID 4. wELLs-AN FXtIIED Dis
CUssION or rHE SUGAR QUESTION.
The meeting Of citizens 70 discuss the sugar
tariff and to demonstrate AGAINST aduteratlon-
in sugar. at Chickerins Hall largely a.
tended. the body of the hall being well hllel.
Just before the meeting began a procession 81 about
100 appeared at the doors % the hall clanor'ns
for admission The police questioned them. and
upon being informed that they came from
the Williamsburg refneries take possession OF the
meeting, they advised 20 return home peace
ably. which they did. In anticipation OF
trouble large force OF police was in al
tendance including several detectives who were
scattered among the audience in citizens clothes
Among those present the platform aud IN
the audience were Peter Cooper. Cyrus ". Field,
Henry o. Hav meyer. Robert Hewitt, ir j. NJ CebIlios,
" T. Booth. I. y. Fuller D. VI. Townsend Dr MacFar-
land. wood Z. Thorne Agcrnon 5. sullivan, Alder
man william Bennett. ex-Coroncr G. y Herman. F. o.
M1ttbieson. Professor william wood. Eugene Kelly,
Jose de Navarro, ". II. c. Price. and Isaac L.wis
The meeting called to order hy Peter
Cooper who said that It's object was 70 dis
ems. one Of the most important ministries of
the country. on Lis motion. CYRUS W. Field
was elected chairman. After reading the call for the
meeting Mr. Field introduced Seruou : sullivan, no
I spoke substantially a. follows;
Lifted ont u all par'onaI matters the sugar question
becomes first not question ~ money DUt ~ morals. II
rue t.aJ present tarih legislation D, stinnias
Amented III l--D and str further added 70 In l--5;
congress by adopting the bnic1 Standard T. srad4-
tou Of dgtes. There arr SIX different grad.- ami SIX
nfereur duties. Whlteyer c.aree FOR fraud rh're
was on spechc duty '"nGr".s mMIi1ur4
ID SIX time, III adopting tue DnirA standard.
tlIf h. ,g.5r- IN , rue-t an with great bash uIuess
and prIlcue. Tue interests Affected many and
|,q,ta so a,'''n,a la,oS '- ytsy ~ dcu,i tue mafer
II tCnr-re-- rut come Of trade II,-
..t.-, .f.a arntt tfrtfr
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE COLD WAVE.
PAIIEOAD ACCIDENT


A ,Now-rLpUDH AND TWO ENGINES THROWN FROM
THE TRACK oN The NEw-YoER CENTEAL-A
FIREMAN UANGEKOU,LY INJJEEu-IHg ENGINFs
WRECKED.
BATAVIA, y. Y, Jan. G.-As a snow-plouCh
and five engines Oh the NewYor Ceutra Railroad were
trying TO force iAer way through snov-drift- the
plough and four of tae locomotives EFT tue track four
miles east of here. 10 O'Clock.
The fremou and engineer duc ont Of the debris,
and all are alive. Thomas LIwo--. Cd; Buffalo fireman
EH-uc So. 40. AaG a leg broken below the knee,
and d surgeon had To cut the bones before he could
Zee eN-rrar-I from between JAe tender and boiler.
lie t. -tH alive. and Last accounts hopes
wcrc eu;cl'J.u,d that De ~ cht survive. IL
eiuerr =. Cooper was badly hurt in the foot.
The names ot tne other injured persons could nor nr
ar..rt4.u.G Two - the engines ar. badly wrecked.
e., "a ib' puUd-TUu- snow Ou-Il L. bottom u second
.uu p..u-. pushed uy several eng lcs. came tl.pC-u
from & 'a. rui- evening. Hnt Wr-cblIs tiaiu Ea~
gone 90 II- scene NJ m" tc.IItU.
a passing tri is h.u- made up here Tor Buffalo,
Ti... vi. p.l. .tJy go through about obi. tl.ur.
$50 fr.lr- ..Fe .re. ru. between E.cI.-fc- HuI Buff
= SINCE Thursday anil there Hty' bc' about l''sr1r-
bound pass. Myers here --c. thai unc among whom is
F4ul -I tIa..lu.
Tur ..r rt- accident train w0uil have hr00 r1 over
Tire rtI t.- evening. It ti- now rHptDt that tie loti
WI .e a.i e....r H. ,.r boon -U-a ur.uH.
Tn. report first .r.-rarl- tJ- .Lr.e persons were
He'd prove. go have heaa VtulIt foundation.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
rcr N TIE CHEsApEAKE.

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 6.-Ihe weather has
moderated s,i-h.lv. and the harbor u blocked with
zee. A schooner loaded with lumber ia we'll
uDon the beach at ocean View. III" steamer
N.rtolk. OF the Cyde Line, which I,ft
Pbr,d.-ui5a Friday morning. arrived here
late last uIglt Captain Tunnel reports that he en-.
count+re, great deal ~ Zee ~ scd large number O."
- Oourr, are anchored near roe Snurc al a".g ne
virginia coast. IN the ue-hborLu"d ut -iu'ih
l. and between - and 100 vessels were o'-
served. Tn artu.k started this morning tr smith
I, and. Tie Bar Line sJramcr aLuouuced 70 .eaNe
Baltimore Yesterday morning fuE tins Dty vas dtAIrt'
ON account OF lie tlickueSS and extent Of the zee he
steamers Plmllco. New Oeru aud Peter Conper % tAe
Olt Dominion Line, frozen up az points ID Noflh
Carnfut and tHc Accumac. OF ne same Inc IS last ~
rh- ice al Emithfald The steamships Mr'leIa an ana
william Lawrence arrived this morning ana report thaL
they were OBTAINED AZ ~rwes Point, IL which neigh
hnrhnnd me Ice II NNrN leANN
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
SERIOUS u.H,s or JUSTICE HUNT
lie Is PRoSTRATED WITH 4 STROKE or PARALYSIS
AND i not EXPECTED TO LIVE.
IGENERAI PEI. nIsPATlHL

WASUNGTON. Jan. G.-lt j. learned tonight that
Justice Hunt. of the United States supreme Court,
stricken with paralysis. at hI, residence ia tins
city last Saturday, and Is IN such c0udI-
ton that his recovery is de-paired Of. One
side Is entirely paralyzed. and the justice is to.
night unable to talk. 1t Is feared that he cannot
live more than few days. and approximations ara
expressed By of his intimate friends who saw
him to-day, that a fatal change IN his
condition may occur within a comparatively few
hours. The fact of his very serious illness has been
kept very quiet, aud was not known even to hls a.
socates on the Bench until this afternoon. Tho
stroke Of paralysis Is attributed 10 long continued
eutecolemeut of hIs system ~ the matter Of as,n-
IlajIug uutrlmeut from wh ch Doc has suffered for
more than year and which seem, % have dched
medical -klil IN lt~ treatment
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
TUF VIRGINIA DLBT.

Richmond. Va. Jan. EN-. the Senate to-
,v r.olution was adopted autaoriz ne the Governor
10 rouesi the presiding officer OF he Council o. Foreign
Bopdbodtrs o. London, Mcssrs. Barring Bfo'heis
4 Co.. |. G.. a G.. {. Ward, Me>srs DE Kothacl4u'
Aprust Belmont Brown Brothers. & Co. Richard IRWIN
Co Charlie, H. McFry and Hrgh McCnAoeh' OF theIi au-
thozrd representatives, and AL such credius OF 'ne
ureseutaves as wish 10 participate. to meet
,, General Assembly January q Tor conference dD0u
,sn ~ setilemenf Of the state debt similar resolu-
-, Is nrsruted IN house, but no action Was hAeh
st",o,n ,Yceut 10 make the matter sQecA anu e0h-
,i,,nous ord.r beginning Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE SUGAR TARIFF.
A STORMY PI,BLIc DIsCTSsION.

THT PRESENT TARIFF DENOUNCED ny SEVERAL
SPEAKERS At CUICSEBTNG HiLL-REMARAs OF
LAWSON y. FULLER AND OTHERS.
4 meeting Of the sugar trade was held iat
night at Chickerng Hall. 1t was presided
over by Peter Cooper and Cyrus W.
Field. Many opponents OF specific dnties were
present, and some Of the speakers were frequently
interrupted and their statements denied. A large
force of detectives and police was present
IN anticipation Of trouble, and crowd
Of sugar operatives from Williamsburg was
refused admission. Addresses were made by Alger-
non ;. sullivan. lawson Y. Fuller David \. Wells
and Dwight NJ Townsend. Letters Of regret were
read from President Hayes, members the Cabinet
and others.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
ALBANY.
TIE EVE OF The SESSION.

IfiE ~ T. VI lHE SESSiON.
No NOMINATION FOR THE sPEAkEBsH!P YET MADE
CHANCES or THF TWO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATEs
The RECEPTION TONIGHT.
No Republican caucus was held yesterday owing
to the absence of large number of members of the
Assembly detained by the snow. That body will
therefore not organize until Wednesday. and
caucus may be held this afternoon. The
supporters Of both Mr.. Alvord and Mr.
Sloan are confident of the success of their candi-
date; but it Is believed that the former has been
the larger gamer by delay. Preparations for the
reception in the new Capitol rapidly approach
ing completion yesterday
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
AFINE CHANCL FOR LAMAR.

The Southern statesmen and the Southern
t-r, lac ve had but sAuCdId cGpauailnL of lAt over
ygLruIu- Democratic inaI IJilue@ ~ inc tl-T''- "
re,-ro orus1un l. known 10 largely pI"pOudtraf'.
Tprv ..f thai al these nogroeS have u.tu No4ahldTlr
erto 10 th Democratic party. II thi~ j. co. % l. a
r t,in TO demonstrate couciusiycly II the
ri-h Carolina negroes all voluntary Drtuocrai-
nt the ii elect N they Will all gladly testify 10 that
fact nov Mr Lamar especially has madcttis ASSERTION
% posyely aud tbetlcay from has seal u iAe sen
sle that ne NAoud matter az personal prdt ana
honor to establish before the Teller CoAmitiee the
trHf "a OF sis reu4ar kabit statements
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
Keady thi. Morning
THE sEMI,wEEKLY TRIBUNE
The issue Of today eOnJl.a.

The q today cOnJ4as
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY.
HUMOR- OF TIE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from staT other Correspondents IN the Oh
World and the New.
FULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE
Pr,ce wrappers ready for mailing rvs cents per copy
COPY year s., i've copies $i ten copies aad On
extra 80 Postage al free tho subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE New Work.
See Tint ne, and fascinating novel, SEBASTIAN. Just
published IN TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA No II. Pnce. 10
cents Addre.. early. THE TRIBUNE NeN-YorE
sure Cure tor Luna Thront and halsrisi Diseases
RYE AND ROCK" A. PREPARED BY MI SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY RYE
AND ROCK" ASD TAKE no OTHER 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE " VAN BELL. 81 CHAMBERS ST, SEVEN
DOORS WEST or BROADWAY
Three Ball W ashing CrystaIv Is adopted trade
protect ouf customers against many worthes niiA
= II flrNhEf * "
LaIesI Try BLCEDINE" The Dest LAanery Bias
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
nEyIyISG THOSE OLD RU3IORs or A CIPHER
HTTNI

WWFIINsI0N IItFfUIIF u
II is asserted 10y persons who Ought to be
S. alarmed That the investigation or the cipher ds-
ls will De begun next week and the report that
linden viii come over 10 testify revived. Ii u fact
tat very member committee except Potter Is of
I. opinion that they should be looked INTO bOth thr
glldeu aud ar. Tldeu aYOrlng 1t-thc former De-
PAUSE they want SHIFT the rtsuOnsllty upon some
bue else and the latter brCau-r they believe he VIII ho
b. s. ~ clear buSelf aud that investigation viii
lats aiO. froni paOlc .ife Ghe Republicans HlH not
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
FOUR PERsOSs FROZEN TO DEATH

CrvcrNNArL Jan. ca special dis
patch says TWO children named nolan were found froz~o
to death IN bed on Saturday last. near Crawiord-yilr
Ind Their father ca home intoxicated the night De-
fore and threw tine covers of the oed.
-:ec.aI dispatch says party of hunter discovered
ihc bodies Of August hieUZri and s wife ia oS G'oh
near NJ p4 Rtpl- Mich. t-ridy. they hd'lhg beth
frozen 10 death They were c.a-pcd ln tacu CtAtI
arms lvlug on the door Iu front Of the n-cplIce.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
no-.v.T III WISH HE HADl

THr TRlBvNE ought 10 gave lHdcn a rest.
Il. . u,..uut.dly forgotten about those ciHhti as
r-fc. ana IL D. not lnprCbs nt that hr j. hoN engage
1o ,r ea,rf - evolve some ur'AOd oi avoiding &A'
lyi.,oD at the u-utruct arising from Incomes A"h
r.r h i.r Q. 10 that c ass 81 &,WNUrK lawyers iha
IIr It,r-lrfrv one uf the leaders Of the PhiIdepla
Itr .S- ao TOT remember oi other matters oi
rt... rg4ftr-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
AFFFIING TRIBrTrT0 THL P0TrIR CoNNTTTTL

Il there ever Wd~ a NUISANCE, open uHbi"-H-
~ and having nothing O. stand pu ~ hd' Nrf upon
thc !Dp az -at earth. IN" way Of re~pecia'l iit
md hou,fv %. uurpOsc lj tul- Prtirr 1ouimHt'c-
~ arc frrd o. u 90 ht- accom- p,l-trc notAin- of
good and never VII What mc'fr;> It fhai % HdN
move an -3- va. c0Btempatr "a Wur. II was organized,
IL. IN. Ilty,.- was seated by irauai We have ID.
fnre, a. President. and w.l have hm a. such Tor the
end .f 1l- tc-t. He l. better rau every WaV iiih
r er Above all things Iu 700 tics there l. TINS
gl.- Potter Committee should be- iut Sj0p 10, CUT
-Lo,f given Il death blow aud sent into oblivion
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

pl,maurh Church. BroekIyu.

" y
All .h- news aud ai,,@ ths house WI De pu1cY
r,ut tor one var tuesday evening Jan IaiY = -,"
ar auu 100 post sfpOLUWruf on account OK
weather ~ order the trustees.
I-r,upeT ts-, j. :. WELD.
.sf4rr TI.4r Tr# tee
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
MIDNIGHT THER REpORT
GOVERNMENT lNOiCA EiONS
,,,,.as,sis far Ia, gasf . b8.f e

GOVERNMENT lNOlCA MONS
,lgs0Ds4s Gor liz Dasf -thOs.G
WAsHINGToN. Jan. Z. ! d. nth area o.
b.ghcst pressure central in tennessee snd ~
Of low pre- ar. has asyau ed -Ou..-a' arc me
Minnesota. winds have shifted 10 w.m r s'h,h' ~
throughout tbr Oh.O valley s-s rec DI aud Toe h"rth
vest Unusually T. .g irI'v w.' - co., hut iL tAt
SCu'h Atlantic S;..'- ana l..r.i. / ,h norihW csl
winds continue ~ Cape Henry and Car. May.
L.ltcIt0ss.
For the Middle Atlaaar states. colder northwest
hacking 10 warmer southwest winds, clear or parity
cloudy weather rising barometer.
For New Eaglld. -oldr- uofh.riy lowed By WarUe'
westerly winds. rising. followed ~ falling barometer
partly cloudy weather and occasional snow.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
CONE PT-T Non LkMFNTE1

TT0 M --7I0- n % w ~ ---T| =
Apv h-t ut the iilU,truOu> dead OF lSto Is
r.ul., .,-t.v lucom1lctc winch docs not Include " he
Iia Ti,a" Tie FAD elections Lt shed 3D. very sUiAhi
,v and gf.ct!gely. and resumption to-day prrlGdes al
tossi!.N OF resurrection and life beyond the grave
Il - y-y sad case but Nuat ls tuc dcn1so-ue loss
1. ~
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
rur yEyADA LFGIsLATUKE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Ihe Nevada LeSis-
lature convened to-day aud effected permanent Organ
Eatoa by eleetln. the Republican caucus nominees IN
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

take any initiatory steps. although the Democrats
would he very glad to have them do IL IL asserted
by a prominent Democratic Congressman that
n Potter 4 Co return the Investigation Will be
gested by Democratic member OF the committee. and
Mr Potter VIII b. nNprrued.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. :. / a. NJ The bsTometes
steadily throughout the clear aud parity cloudy
weather yesterday. The temperature was slIgnuy
higher than the preceding day the mercury ranging
bclwcen 20 and 81
Warmer aud car o. partly cloudy weather nay oe
expected m tuls cit' and yicInit] today.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
GpeciGl Notltes

Advertisements Intended Ior the new i-su- o' THE
WEEKLY fRIBi ~ should Je handed ia before D. m To-
Far rouzhs colds h-oucllus &C. usc 'he English
r-,a.'v. kEATINE.~ COUCH L1LLNDf.- Ihr} nave bfrn
-oid d-Iggl-t4 = zee so rru'-. sent Iv mall
r.. DJGLt.l a 90, Ne"-l ois. Agents.
Mans Mission on Earth-A thorough Medical irraIs.
iudlcafiug tounfmed Disabilities may De reu'vrd Toe
syprrlpHc' - riy JJsrrft ou 7uH PoirsNgnh
prac,s showing the agencies that F insure Restored Man
uoO Strengthened .taug ana sIuul conditions ~ H"ah
UveltaNod powers s4ensnL
obstacles go Marriage and - t- means L" fenoVs
mail. -Jc currency postage STAMPS Address
-ry Muyea Anatomy and -oruct 40 tnIln Ay D.
Pos. Once Notce fore mas for the week ending
DA 80 VIII close at tll. otl'' on
WEDNESDAY,. H.. fJr France direct, Dy seam-uIp
Iariafpr. HaFre aut a. l231 a m 10y EuiOp. Dy
leans lp Dy~-luIa Queenstown on I'll r. DAY. az
eensfou corrr-DDndeDce ;o Germany ard France % De
Oruardei Of BE- specially adiresse' and
II Il. Europe. by steamship -1cvld. va PymJulh
Cn-rOuurg snl Hamburg on -ATU RDAf. al a. n Tor
Eu.upe steamship GefmaDic. va Que.u-to"n lco.e-
,no-ucr or GERMANY scotland De forwarded ~ tis
land direct by sLsaInsAIp BOLIVIA VA Glasgow a9d Al
! 5y steamship b0rau, "a -olln-
amp5 Bremen The steamship Ahrssina CIV of New
Do not tAxe mails Tor lenasr@ "saso
Isrrv g. The ni.lls New YORK January
a. The nails FOR Hayt. ~avanla, Sc. eay- NrN YORK
January Tile lGr ApIuwa and south Pacifc POris
leave Sev-YOrE Jsnu2r. 10 The mails for Mexico leave
January a. Ihe mails nr China +na Japan leave
san Francisco January j." The is iOr AUSTRALIA &C. Leave
' THOs l. JAMES Postmaster.
Ne York. Jar. 3. u 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
rnr s1rrAr1nN AT sYRAcrsF.

sYRACCsE. y. y. Jan. G-The Central Road direct 10
Rochester closed by the severe accident 3t
Farpor expected trains vii D." got through th,
evening. The AuDaru DIVISION Is still tightly closed
The Osvc-O Road j. expected To- be opened tonight
Iue Nur rru l road cannot start ira us before i-
morrow. Tua b Glamtou Road 10 'u running order
on the t.euIncO valley trains VII run thiS afternoon
4 TRAIN THROUGH FR ROCHESTER,.
RocHtsrrE. \. y. Jan. Ca passenger train leaves
for the Elsf about noon. being the fir, railroad comnu-
ncr.or Iu any direction FOR three dars. one track s
u. ,u.u tA. OF Fridays accident, seven miles
OF .crt.
LAX SHORE ROAD OPEN.
CLEVELAND. O-.r. Jan. 5.-Thc snow blockade on the
Like -uo. Railroad was raised to-day and trains com
rrusld running between this ci-v and BTfd.o.
through pa-ef tram ior Chicago. the frs since last
THURSDAY. leave. Buffalo about O'Clock TINS ailerno IL
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
o-wEgo STILL snow E"rN".

OswrCo y. Y, Jan. 6.-Tle storm spent is
fury ,u saturday u-a.. AMI early yesterday morning
jLe railroad or-.a', ordered atdca upon tAr show
bat a. the ul wind nat made It uaTd little progress was
made -u9.-DuI-As are of little and tie mouutan-
of snow vi 7e o. Dee slorr-d ont. passenger train
with four engines. which bad been ,nnw-bouud I .dc
tie CITY limits on the Rome Road Thursday morn
Ine wa. released yesterday, after ten loUrs hard work
and was brought 10 the depot. II VIII probably require
two or three dav- with fair weather. 90 open commUn
cation between crv and syracuse, and the most ID"
tue week To the Of the Rome NdtertOwn and
Ggdeusbur. Road. AL the puJuc nigh ways are block
a1.d and fne deep mantle Of snow I'D every direction
uresc,rs a dr.ary and uubroteu waste nd the sur
rouiin- country las the appearing " the Land or
les
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
rRIBrNE LoCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TIE .zsm ths rfy by frhi
inches The perg.-trgar CIV II tias Tor
The sas
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

both houses President OF the senat., ". X King, oi
LYON County; Speaker Of the House, H. A GasloD,
storey County.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

Advertisements Intended lor The of THE
WEEKLY rRIBI ~ should Je handed .u before D. m TO-
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Lambert & Co.'S. Addition.
Butmnn's Addition.

VIM Dunlap. .............. 2 4 Al
o L Lamprey, commencing at a stake
where north line of Fourteenth street
extended in straight line from
Medilrs addition to st. Paul intersects.
the west line of Robert street, thence
northerly along west side of Robert
street 329 62-10O feet to south line of
Lambert & Co.'S addition to st. Paul,
thence westerly along the south line of
said addition to claim line between
Robert Randall ESQ called, thence in
straight line southeasterly along said
claim line between Robert & Randalrs
1888 96-100 feet to point on north side
of Fourteenth street, 80 extended,
sos 75-lO0 feet westerly from point of
beginning; thence easterly along north
line of Fourteenth street, so extended,
305 75-100 feet to place of beginning
in the City of St. Paul, Minnesota,
except so much of the above described
land as is taken for the widening of
Bluff street. COMMUNICATIONS. 20
Davidson d Allis, commencing at point
where the west line of land decided by
L Roberts and wife to Uri L Lamprey,
February Sd, 1866, intersects southerly
line of Lambert & Co.'S addition to st.
Paul, thence south along west line Of
said land decided to o L Lamprey, to
point IL 52-100 chains northerly from
north line of Twelfth street, in Robert
&Randalls addition to st. Paul, thence
south $3.50, west 8 75-l00 chains,
thence north 4015S west to southerly
line of said Lambert & Co.'S addition
extended; thence easterly along said
southerly line of said Lambert & Co.'S
addition, if extended, to beginning, in
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota. ex-
cept what is taken for widening Bluff
street. 27
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Rams
and State of Minnesota.
F. A. REM,
l45-48 City Treasurer.
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DONNEILY,
Minnehaha Hotel

This elegant hotel will reopen May LIST, refurnished
and renovated for the season.
Located as 1t is Immediately upon the falls, and
having within its enclosures the beautiful glen Of the
Minnehaha with its magnificent groves, It is with
out exception, the most desirable summer resort in
Minnesota.
The hotel is kept strictly rstclass and guests are
accommodated on either the American or European
plan.
The Table d. Hote and Parlor Restaurant win be
found a convenience to transients.
The grounds have disposed in picturesque loca-
tons, handsome pavillions and arbors, where ices
and light refreshments are served.
AT stated times the celebrated Great Western Band
will be in attendance. V-lS8