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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER.
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We take pleasure ia recalling the attention
~ r-aoer- ., the prospectus or THE SEV-1okk
TRIBUNE wnIcn We publish ~ another place. We -
peel request those wuO are acquainted villa IHE
tribune % past lO1k over leir liberal offers
made aud urge mat cu0 he gotten up, II not
already every poe, Office this district. Part a. VINO
c'u' viii hGi No. paper 80 easy 10 canvass
TRIBUNE. The postmaster at NcGreg0r.
ABOUT q uI0ItD, secured nearly 100 subscribers
ny -Imufv wings py or the pap IL Is unqnes
Iun4hy tie best paper the world al the prcs-n day
lie s,rkns i-lfur- it, perfect reliability, accuracy
and ira lfI u-- IL APPARENTLY leaves stone IN
turned AZ thr exact tdcs IN tn ease every
tine. editorial ability 10 has cDnpeer~, ana II
by many considered fault that II eXhih u rroushout
sicu hOl rly grade Ui rvating. Bus II D. time the
pu bic were made cUUversaut WIN higher St'le OF
u-taIistc literature. We only rad 100 mach ~
The trashy and stOry p'perS THE lEiBTNE u
advance OF pubic taste rs lar AS sh"eId be 70
educate and cultivate 10 tO higher standdru mere
but journals attempt THIS, ana o. them We
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ton ot the farmers TO tie \ cuitura. Department
Of THE TRIBUNE, which Is Oi the most p'ac-
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m tuy Issue. IN the lass cauipd "A NE TRIBUNE
uly recovered the rp u once h3d, aai o. t-ay re r.
SCENTS tue element Of tae Ec.ubhCtB parry All o.
It's editorials radical Tie hughes, degree ana u
treats che AonD1~fI'I a- a other SUBJECTS WIN
degree or fairness tEat 3 adm Iabie.
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HOW THE PURCHASE OF FOUR PER CENT BONDS
SAVES INTEREST
Prom me Cincinnati CDWMerc1G l.
~. NAnr fIrr1lT-NE wv. -


THE NTW-YORK TRIBUNE says: 90 1t Is very
encuuIagl.g tct ina tn people nave alIeadY saved
themselves S5OOOOOO year by theif purchases Oi
Uuted states bonds within less than Two months snd
VIII prob the niSe ve- nearly S4O1oOpo year
more by tB purchases ne made before the current
year ends" viii IUE TRIBUNE mention what bonds are
purcnasahe before the end of the year, uDon Whlcu
may be made q saving the amount OF 94,OUOUoO III
interest 2
When the above was written there were ont
standing according to the latest otic al statement,
over SOS 900, 900 of SIX per cents redeema0ie,
but not then called. upon winch a saving of two
per cent yearly. or over S1,9G0O0O, could be made
by sales OF four per cents. There were also out
standing S194,J66,3OO territories. aud 100000
f,es Of 1873. now redeemabe. mon winch a saw
ing Of one per cent yearly OF S194S, 4G3 could be
made. II Vas therefore possible, by purchases of
four per cent bonds for retuudns. To effect within
tie year sav.u NJ Of more than S30OO,OOO yearly.
Since that da.e, some SIX per cents have been d.
rsctly exc auged tor fOurs and another call Tor
$1,000. 900 has been made, and The amount Of SIX
per cents yet % be called Is now only SoS,O79o0O.
The yearly saving which may still be effected oy
purchases Of four per cents is Their tore $500 $50
-fdl
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MrSICAL NOTES

The Italian adaptation of NJ. Massenet'S
"R1i Lahore II the scala, Milan. on tae Ga ut,
ice, wll decided success The composer was called for
thir mes The French baritone NJ La sale and the
20 81 o4ssO, NJ. L. dc Sac. "erc ~ The cast
Mr. Maurice Graz las engaged NJ. Capoul
Tor another season IA Amor 90, but before bringing over
bis 1rzs. presents him in Paris at tae c. q. ia LIS
Am3u-s te Vrroue 10y WY OF farewell 10 Tie Paris
public. Niue Emile ANDRE participates III the repre-
Eeu,au0u Thus arranged.
The Marquis dIvry's Shakspearean opera,
o e7 Auan-s de Yeroue" Will be transferred 20 The
GsUe, with ". Capoul as Romeo and Madame ANDRE.
the African prlma donna. who sang lately 70 Her
MStsIy', Theatre as Juiiette Mr.. Maurice Gran VINO
hs engaged NJ CaDOul Tor tour IA Am RIGA. after
Tie Coveu. Garden season. Is the manager
Professor Ella has issued his thirty-fourth
"ABnuai Record Of the dOings % the celebrated MUS
ca Union London. and mas d-dcated The v0iuIr TO
NJ Ambrose Thomas The noble institution" remarks
Nj. Ella III the dedication, " over which you 80 ably
Preside and Ospung, undsr the laLe FetS IN Brus-
sells furnished the Musical Union with no less than
forty-scven eXecutaDts. so long lGish students
de.d gratuItous and Invaluable instruct on, ~ucD
a. gvru 10 above hundred ler your q rec
tO0 IN Paris be content 10 avail ourselves Oi
the seur OF the COntineHt.' Mr. Fila inserts n the
RECORD full st OF the STUDENTS ia the COn>ervaEofe
curing the year 1851 OF SO3 candidates go were
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UTSIC AND TIE DRAX4.
THE ENGLISH GLEE CLUB.

This club will give another Evening OF
English Gees" at ChiekerinE Han to-nso,. Ainong
- ana mart songs are wslnislrys " wish TO
-. nav ouiv'ring Tyre" saield's happy fair" H"rs
80, Retire my love-" Atwood's exquisite There is
IA and Tranquil light" DR.. Arne's clever and anus
- which Is the propcrest day to drink" ri Morn
-. q. Orpheus with his lutte" and Sir Henry
Ts.bop'. Sleep, gentle lady" There VIII he several
solos Miss Beeoe will sing Dr. Arne'' "airr p"r,eu
~ Sr,r sing Mendelssohn song. Mt Woodruff Will
80 elpnenthsIs Nv Queen" and Mr. Aiken will
-, 1,tton's Ocean" The programme IS IN every re-
rt m admirable and the concert promises TO ne
me pleasansest that the club has given this WIZ
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DIED

CLAY-At Eza5cta y j. on ru1sily March I, after lin
Illness. RpBTV NNav. re 5'f Year ~ ni- age
4at friend, OBJ - family eva tont iirusf n)neel
arr 4rLeIl his funeral from Ais Ltr r-s4rlc- AZ
Eiilah-tl - 1JI NJ. ~ O'Clock " No.
PlttsDurg papers peas copy.
BEACH-On Weine. iay. March .. Asrv ~cobev, infant
daughter JOhn y aud Llnnetto Beach aget 1 veal
us11gBs and lays
,l1-nce % her parents ,, L'1ert place.
brooklyn THURSDAY, March y, at &C ocA b. IA
IIteruIsnt 81 Gold Spitng nJh 1hr itudsou
IIrNTINGrDN-In Lebanon. conn, March l,It Deacon
Pan.aa Frd4y ~ so ~ the second Cgagre gauoaJ
Church IN SOrgtch. Conn
JOHN sONOu March 8. n rye week w-sche.trr County:
~ ~ a short illness frantcs a. -sudrr-nu, S' u
smusl 3tsm JolnsDn " kye. and dAshes oi The axe
Edward I. Sanders u. tu t1s t5a Sal o. hor
Funrra vii be a ~ lh1Ilass lur. d. N2mtro-
U,rk. riuratty. he D INST al o,',. 4I4 he
tsrnrH da ? 81 o'cloos cars 'htrcAyari
4. StratfOTd Conn.
Al QUILLkN-Very suddeOiv, AOa la evening, March
. rs resi- irn'o ip Philadelphia, Professor J. H. 81
CULLEN NJ. d., ID. y. :.
NORTH D-ayan WIS., on Wednesday February - so,
l. beri M rGs.t Joseph and The ate Mary L. MotL
OF DelaVan. Wis. Al earr
SWFRWDOD-tn Tuesday morning. March 4. 'af"lhe &,
rslicI OF the ale Lore 20 SherSood ,
reslsu 500 G. lotnn-Ave Bro sttl. 0n
thursday On inst. 80 Frlelus Will please omit
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DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mrs. Priscilla cooper UOOuWJu VIII give
Dramatic rretations Al Association Hal on March -
Mr.. SOtLern Will resume the acIlNe uulles
OF bI profession Apriwhen he Is 20 act at Bruin@
bar,-tpf will sail for America 70 May.
NJ T-.,,o,, Souaro Vbao+ra continues 70
-, .a.,,+ ,yi,, .bs MA, NJ o.. The Banker,
- -, a.. ,.i... ,,,,+ no sv-pect.l n prevail
- .oa,. fluie
NJ A1,oo I,rr;sor ! acting rr0h-B1-
Mss - -. r.. an,
tOo-- - .,a ,,,v,osr. NJ that ctv nv tne YER
saflty OF. her talents.
nav edition of Edwin Booths PROMPT
81. u..s,-, III % .l.tet nv William Winter ia
h"'" I'D. -. -. ..5..,. a.
passing t.ioin tht press, an g." - HHi ~ nc tu'I''0u
By hessrs. Lee n Nuep"Iu' Oh bo7I"u'
The veteran elOcu'ionisI, Mr. George VAN
denao5. wi begin series OF SIX readings from 'N'
worss Charles ickens' al Tue mon Leasne Ine@Ie'
ueA, ''.-"0- IL. r.
M 'ie7" ''A was ''''""S "' ii''l-' ~ ~
1A'u'Aia' ana 'au ll'' . ''' '
~ tue Theatre i-o7A ti- At''h<te "l.4'1t ~
eniAhs ana e'I-ie'- .N' "'l-'N17' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06

Boards OF Supervisors ~ the several counties The power
Of fixing the salaries Of County Jud res and surrogt
aud conferred it the Legislatnre-tnus making u
ssary in order the salary OF
any these 100 county officers. that special art
should be passed by the Legs AZURE All must be aware
that none OF these salaries be reduced during me
term 81 Incumbent. On e1aminatuu. mo that
elections fur one or ~ hese officers 10 be- hello
In .venher next m the Counties OF Cat arauRuS,
Niagara, OnOndaga. Queens suffolk. TUmpkns ano
WAYNE II the taxpayers In any those counties de-
sire reduction ~ these salaries they should nine-
diaeiy call tuer SUPERVISORS together them o. axree
unon the pruper amount and To ask the L. sItu-e in
MAKE M cr...>sry r,iartm,nL NEw-IoRKER
.AgTQruse March l. 1879.
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THE FIFE RECORD.
An IRON FOUNDRY BURNED IN BROOKLYN
THE FIRM or wHICa MtYOR HOWELL IS TBE sENIoI
,.r-r, ,..-,. 1fnn O1O

An IRON FOUNDRY BURNED IN BROOKLYN
THE FIRM OF wIICa VI 'YOE HOWELL IS IbE sENtoh
MsMBER LOsF-, 100000.
A destructive fire occurred last evening IN
Brooklyn 10 tDe iron foundry ot Howell = xtOu Co
the firm OF which jams Howell, The Mayor II Brook
lyn is the prncpl member. The foundry Is situated
at PARK anu HatlsOE-lyes., and consisted o. large
wooden building story in hrigat, extending on PARK
ave nearly from Hudson-avc to NaVyst. md aiso
considerable distance Hud.on-ave. Adjoining Il on
Hudsou-ave. was three--tory frame building. when
used the pntteln-shop. rho entire frontage Oh
Hudsonave. about Loo feet
At ESQ p. III. tire - discovered IN the moulding
room by Clarence McCaoe the foreman Of The foundry
who ran al once to Engine House NO. 3, IN Concord
ST. aud gave IN. alarm The mOuidng-rcom d, IN the
central front Of the story build-, aud by the de
the engines arrived the flames had burst tArough the
roof and were masking their way rapidly toward tue
pattern-shop second alarm VA soon sent our ana
IN additional force OF raDen and engines responded
By hard WORK tine fire cOnhOed mainly TO the
foundry bulldings but these almost to-
tally destroyed. The loss amounts To S4oo'-
600, aud there Is insurance aIJuninG 10
$4,000, bat in what companies could not
be ascertained The principal loss =, on tie wooden
patterns. which were very valuable. t1ree-si"Ty
1rics tenemcnt-house owned by Margaret Burns adj
ming the patti rnsuOp vas damaged 10 INC * III
5000 Principally by water 70 Insured for $1,000
Thc u. I'm u zoe fire Il Unknown The hres IN the
lry had all beeu drawn 'Or tnr night ana no one
Wa. IN the buildings There no wa;chman I'm
Ulovcd MAYOR Howell spectator OF the fre,which
buro,d wildly and drew Iaree crowd To he emit.
Tn. nrcucu W, re- rous erod 10 nave dnae excellent
piece OF work IN preventing m" rr from spreading be-
yOud tue limits OF thr foundry Inc IRE Was c41'H
Lul shed uilhiu IA houf at 10 WAS discovered.
Tho Arm OF Howell, Slxtou & Co. is Wei known. II
al-o has foundry an Adamsut., near "ItougnnF-st
The finn la. been IN x stence lur manner %. 'carS
nd 80 se'r-af ru,erous contract. Tor ron work
Brooklyn and Tor kIHGs County. The latest 81 .here
contract, for tHe work Tor tue ne" jail "Ach .
Ia ~ klVIEOuu-sf-
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CuABIPs -CRIRNFR,- sONs,

The Peet snd ltis Master. BY .Lcnad watson Glider
" The NeS Day" vol, l6mJ illustrated cloth
extra. 81 %
The Bohemian. tragedy OF modern .ife BY Charles De
kl vol, ltmO C.Oih, q.
william Cullen Bryant A eommemotAtve addre. ~
Historical society. al The Actd
eny Muse. December 81. 1871 BY George william Cur
It's paper. 90 cents l2mO clio h. - cents
Goethe and schiller Their LIVES snd works IDclnding
commentary aust BY Professor II H. BOyeaen VI Cor
uel Uniycrsit, one volume. l-uio, cloth, 81.
International Nv Theodore ID Woos'y .. D.. Ii D.
autnOr u IOLDca science editlOa revised. es'
g~d and printed ron entirely new stereoJ pc plates ore
volume, crown -VO, cloth. - 20.
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rnr pINNER.DAMRoSCH CONCERr.

Dr Damrosch and Mr.. Max Primer will give
A. third OF their soirees of chamber this even
=. ,,rr Union League Theatre. The most important
,,p,ber~ Of the programme win be a Sonata by Ran
IN B,tuor on 49, piano and violin. AMI schubcrf'
o tsp y9l for piano, violin and cello. Besides these
M primer will play the minor Lszt Sonata. and Mr.
Frsnz RemmeVz. who Wi be the vocalist OF the coca
s,co vii eng FraIz's Bite" schunann's 'Ieh rrole
-, and song from Jeusen's Trumpotor ~
E,ektngen." 80" Ar Heidelberg du FpIne." The earN
concerts Of this series have been excellent and to-
nights gives every promise Of being to the admirable
standard that M Primer and Dr. Damrosch have set
55r tbensc yes.
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GEORGE " CARLETON s co,

4 Southern W 0man- story. bv Ars f'fpc ates rem
Der II emo, cqth bound price, % cents
Pole on W hist A aud enlarged edition. with rue
PC-tand Rules" adopted by she leading clubs l2no'
cotu bound. price 81.
Artsmus WARDS Works. new ed.uOl Of thf complete
with numerous comic lll4stlItous i-u0 t't0
bound. price d 3D.
Widow berry A novel =. l. Far'eon. author OF
abe Grass" &c ovo paper covers prICe - cents
les nd be- FrienGs A novel by julio r. smith. author
OF " ItVw podsgl,ls uau gltel." So l-lO cloth bound
price q 20.
Criminal "Reminiscences and Detective sketches ~
al flLkrrfuu 4utu.r OF 1fuA- .-a-lr, and Detect
.yes' lZ4l. Ciotl bound, price :. 90.
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MACMILLAN & Co.

Chira History Of Manners iud customs q
nv John He5ry N. A, LII ID. WIFE 10
illustrations from drawings b. Chinese aFtists VIOLA. sYo.
The History Of Norm ndy and ~ England BY sir
Francis P4igTAy n H. NCs EduOn vols. 7sO c4oth- sJa
Poems. Matthew Arnold. New ana complete edition
IN volume. limo. -
WaHarrings in south anrric T. the Northwest Of the
United and Antilles. By Cuales Asef0n go
New eli ton Edlir ksy J a. " JOd- Win 4OO 4ls-
tr2uoas 1 vol, Svo 81 %.
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:. -..,o,,,,ss 70 a large sum, which was regularly
fhcse % 90 Rer,ip every week His biggest hsrvests
dsps IN the great gambling towns. when those
were 80 An the full bloom OF their prosperity II
places that ne had formerly been very TCh. bui
wss SUI svrrTthing 81 the gamDgNtabes. He would
s 10 ard FRO and around me great M tilhg a.
psce y den and more during the daY soule
bs., . bo I'D made q lucky stroke Of business WOMB
psNe, ,SetiralIy press a piece OF gold upon the oa
arceptance He Is said to have driven lhls prout
~ No. -. le inr lhirty Seasons.
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IGNONINIOUs TREATMENT OF A TRUE PROPHET
Ds1dtch b Ths Cfacinnaii C9EnnerclG.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-rhis morning when
TIE House Representatives was called 20 order. an
Old ay-halreo with long beard arose ia one OF
the Fallpres, and shouted out Hear " Hear Ye
The wckeI shall ne turned he'll. and an the Nations
that forget God. Tnis Nation LAS rgOtten Col Tbs
Congress forg tt. Cod and viii be cnst INTO hell"
Al tht- 30 mt he Ssizrd nv a d"orKs' per. and
dragged before he could deliver MS Il u
supp ed JHa The speaker nt-nde To aude 10 the fact
that CUnrr was slttng on Sunday.
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Bedouin Tribes Of the Euphratss D IA A"ne bnn,
tiif Aftif ana ietr
h0re. By " 3 b. MAJ aud sketches 0y tc aatlof byo.
cO,h. ~ 80
History Of the English Church from the frreaTSn OF
HsnrV VIII he OF ucaftn ~ ne rifn'Hhln
century BY q. Perry u canon 1 iuoo and Rector
Of Waddnz with appendix sketch Of te Protestant
Episcopal church n tIe O. =. Crown $40, cloth = 20
MarsBIny'- History Of England Nrv edition - Naear
laY's History england. from ret' Ofype pt~- prlntch
from The last EnR edition nJ supeiaae tD'f
cotn binding Five volumes 80 per Set sold 0ay IN
English Men Of letter. Eilisd ny John Morley l2mo
cOt - volume The following vplufe- are row
rety Coz smith ~ " liam B.ass.- " umc ~ Proie-spr
HuElev--hrlry ~ scott iy Hutton.
III by stephen.
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ANOTHER GRCMBLE.

INN TIE Baltimore CARTE tH'B)
The Potter Invest CATION Committee has cost
the country between $4,000 and $4,000 aud pecu-
har feature Il that IL hasn't been able to tell the country
single thing that II didn't know before II We may *
cept the iJhshment OF the fact that jim Anderson
can tell more lies time than any othcr free
u Continent
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The President has earned the thanks of the
entire StryDu 10 prfveut Cnngr - rum
dSSrseiuz 1T Iudl4uapoiis Journal Rep
1t looks more and more like Tiden and
ThRrnaB.-l NEwYORK KIEESE- Nonsense. Il may
BE- lidrB may b. Ihu. man, but Will b.
uaeo and Thurman or Thurman and 1Ideu.-i ~ ash
EgtOn PUst tDem-I
As far "a his partisan prOclivities will per-
mia hun 10 lie. Nj. Potter - honest but be ami uis
party and Mr. TiGen wanted good slrUns campaign
document for 1850. when Mr. Ildeu l. again ~ b.
Candidate, and Mr. Potter has tFeI his bCst 10 make
saeb = one Philadelphia Enquirer (Rep9
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noN,r Y0Ir RELIEVE ".

r., Fron, me Macon Telegraph aHa AeSSeDqer DEM
The W asl ngtOn gOssIps have information,
y tatHer prOiess 10 H. that Mr. Ideu Il canvass
~, as VERY digen ly aud quietly for accumulation foF
nc Frrsidcncy, with mucu effect l. 10
.1sS rOL1 the newspaper repsFts OF 8r Indr1s dys-
va oSh0LlOn ne 10 more likely 70 win the crown ar in-
1IestAlly. He Is Bis slXty-stxth year-and very
ness, ana never IN his best days did be earrT the
sOt9sr " ORg lfe. fhe posslbliltts VI MS Pasang
go! through tas sEran OF another canvass
oss 20 10 render denomination too hazardous " be
"-Seiy projected or under aiken.
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J. a.LIPPINCOTT & Co.

Paul Fabrr b. George Macisuatt a.. Lor 1f Malcolm"
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Iris lie romance " 20 opal ring. A poem BY ~ p "
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KEY
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HFNRY HOLT & %

Fanny Kemhlc's Records sf q t'trlhOOd Large l2no,
" ID O.tgaL - 90.
The First Violin novel Py Jessie Fothergll. lsmo
lie Hour 5-ries 81.
Thonros Hsr - Tue Return OF the Nnu'e Lesurs
U0ar series, ltIuQ, =.
Rsscher'. Political Economy. vols. svo. 81
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Gpecial Notlte5

A--Ak- $ecsna >prinE inportarsn
EDWAKD ri.InIP, fA6,lS 81 E)"LEEs
JERSEY And GUEENsEY CATTLE
HANPSHIRh DOWN SHEEP.
THURSDAY MORNING oTa MACH. AT Il O'CLOCK.
nos mp n, ,,,. 55IiA "a I, e Ss ,y 5Sssi
ALFRED u. HEkkNl~s y CO.. Soe AGENTS
Posi- OGce Noneefas Lorssn mas r'r TAG wees .Ins
SAN HDAY. Mucn :. ls79 VII e,ose a. tois 3nes On
WEDNESDAY. Al 1870 y. III, ior Europe oy steamship
Ne .orcia.ly addressed aud al for rance direct oy
,ts4r1sas9 Am"7gne va Hay{r' Oh = < asR4t a. IL M
ia. C4srOonrs anu H.no rs coIr,TPgndsnfe FOR Grsay
A. i M Tor Europe. 5y ttty OF Montreal
specially 1asrrssel, % "a Z q -. a. ~, U = M, oi
NUT De adacssse aud al II M. or En'opr Oy
C,rn.ny snd .oolali specially sbToss-,i; aud A.
II d. Tor drscL ~ steamship / Mopia va g a.
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The naHI et y t.sa' :, -. New ISr Mach
Tbe mall ar lie es Int A. Br.1d Argentine
Mlgch ami : rails MoNicO lsavc N-eYor& March
%ea.Yors Mach 10 ina n-, FOR cana ,nd I4p4n cave
san FAaeiseO ItcJ = rae mails Tor Alstrala &c leave
S1- a.. "'o H." rHo2. l. JAMES ,onu,,,,c
Post once New-Yors, March / 80
Rapid rrassn
mass meeting vii 6o hel1 =. tho BlOowiu g'lale r.
March al Ocock 20 pr test aEaus say e station hat
Can ~ any az r. a. '' me 4rl Nl s ' Kin .
Hon D. l. Hermann Hon Law5on y. ioi. hou Fern uco
enIn ~ -prd &rS VII address le meeting
l.. Peet LL. - WI Vr-s4o
Front at ervei for Ad 20.
The American society Tor the Prevention OF cruelty
TO ANIMALS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
NIDNIGHT BEATAAH REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS JOr ne Uasf "A La,.rs

WASHINGTON. March 8, l a. m.-The b.
ArH tIe Lake region. with eastrry 20
sOurAery winds. Threatening weather and m the Upper
Lsse reginn and snow. Colder and geuer4 y cisar
wrs prevailed ~ NcW-ED gland with uDrthprly wind.
and 'dct!ly llgI Oarouctcr. warmer and cioar
far weather las prevailed IA he southern states. with
ea~eTy O. sOuthrrY winds and IN barpm
cfcr Clrar weather con mus iH 'ho Mldtr states.
Vtb nurtbFas Snts ri-tsed pressure. AMI euJusc
~ except IN the northern portions WRcre
tie temperature uLs fallen decidedly.
IHJirahOn.
For the Middle stairs. northeast to southeast winds
slight rl<. tJ'uWrd D. falling U.IAuetcrsl rising
temperature during The day Iud partly coudy Weatnvr,
and possibly snow northern portions.
For New England, cold ana clear Or partly condy
weather DUNG the day, followed by threatening
weather ana snow II tAc uurti Portuus winds sniff
e. east ry AND suu-Lrr., with ing baron ctcr
and rIsne temperature ot FRIDAY HDrniBg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06

He is. nevertheless, one OF those writers whose
charm is irresistible, matter what their subject
what their treatment Of it, His works fill thirty
seven volumes mot ali of them 10 procurel. ana
the tudent rho cares for style viii find each one al
them a treasury of admirabl examples. From no
list of great English writers of Tins century can the
name of john Henry Newman be omitted. q. ". 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
THE TRUE EXPLANATION.

M, FTVhN TIC bDtIOH fuUtFtIteV
D. What the Democrats complain of is that the
ihes1ent has gwen hinself away, and confessed
- he was net elected " refusing to point any
- ocrs OF Norka and Louisiana Boards u Office
go srO9ad that thsy guilty Of fraud. II tbey
- 1.s that they would have been able make out
Use they have labored In vain % mako out Be
800 40 les treated these nen Lhey had done their
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violation OF all rules Of evidence Moth OF fair
and charity accused OF this sCandalous infamous
corruption Having tailed to establish by reputable
testimony the truth OF their bas the Democracy have
determined theless. to assume their truth, and
have undertaken 30 accomplish by Islander what tn ey
could not do by Testimony.