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New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
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life DR. Dixon who had charge OF the child
said that it would live. When questioned about the
pareutage of the child the police said they had no clew
Mrs Mills colored woman, who lives over the stable
at No 1913. gave n slraighforward account OF what sue
had witnessed II put my head out OF the window last
night" she SAID "juSt TO look at the moon which was
shining down brightly into the street 1 noticed
two ladies' on the steps next door one was dressed
altogether in black The other wore dark clothes, Dnt
che had shiny stun Oh her hat The lady IN black
lying steps and resting her mead on ne
hand she seemed 60 be suffering but ala not near hcr
speak. The other lady sat on the steps hodng
panon and looking and down the street as II
she were expecting some one. Then cab drove
up and NO gentlemen got They ulsters and
Derby They spoke with the ladies In whispers. The
driver Of the cab got down and put blanket INTO t9e
cab Then the gentlemen helped The lady In black 10
and supported her as she went toward the cap
There pile Of snow in the way and they stopped
The driver got up to DIS seat ana drove Ie Cdu NeIy
the sidewalk few feet further down the street
Then they helped the lady into the cab. One OF the
gentlemen got in al and the cab driven toward
Thrl-avc The Othcr lady and gentleman walked away
bnt few minutes afterward heard it cry. Ny sister
TO the sidewalk and found 1t Is ing there
Mr.. Mills and his sister-in-aw cOrrObOratei Mrs Mss
statements 10 il believed that the moh of the cDld
ana her three companions were walking through SIX,
tuat tho men FASTENED away fud cab The cruel
dcscrton Of the cud cannot he explained except by me
from tie consequences OF her shame
Twenty ty-sixth-st. yesterday About G3O last night
Captain Ciinchy aud Detective Cory arrested William
Fullerton aged %, who gave his address as Fltth
Avenue Hotel, end Mary Mum, OF NO 32l ThIrd-aYe:
From evidence gathered by the Captain, It was ound
that Fullerton and the woman are employed IN the
laundry at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Fullerton is
seen together near No. 125 East Slxtenth-st.
Thursday night. Tho officers cain that mat
these persons arc the parents OF the child and that
Fullerton called the cab when the woman was taken
sick and took her to No. 321 Chirdsye. leaving the
infant IN the street They 90 $ot deny me. ne charse, &
ambuancc 10 the Emergency Hospital "helt she met
her child the hack driver has not set been found.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
wrIGnHRs AND WEIGHING.

Mr. Arthur again refers 10 the charges made against
the weghers by the jay Commission and says that 10
common fairness should not have omitted 10 state
has the truth OF these charges vigorously denied by
the wtighcs IN letter TO me im). lie further say
that after the receipts Of the report Of the Jay Comms
son delayed action for many months, during which IL
caused various special examinations 10 he made.
Is true that the charges set in the third report
OF the jay Commission against the weiGheIs the port
Of Ncw-lork denied by twelve of the thirteen
wciEhor in letter TO Collector Arthur IL s also true
that J. subsequently to The report of that commission
caused cXaminaGon TO De made into the charges against
these officers. From these examinations | have been
convinced tnat the charges have been substantially
tanned More tnan this Ve OF tue wcghers who eigned
the letter referred 10 have, IN statements under their
bands on tle ia the Department. admitted the
taking OF irregular fees aud perqnsite- from merchants
for fayOrs ID returns of weights, and others made
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
SENATOR'S ELECT.

JOHN J. INGALLS, ELECTED IN KANSAS.
ST. Louis, jan. 31.-A Topeka, kan., dis
patch says the autIngtlls element IN the Lee stature
after caucusng all night aud TO o'clock to-day, centred
on chief Justice Horton on the first ballot to day, In
gals received So votes Horton 20, Goodwin Dcm) 2
and Mitchell OirJ l.
John j. ingalls, was declared elected United states
Senator lie addressing the members IN session.
The enthusiasm here uubOuuded
John James ingalls,, who has been elected
to second term as United states Senator from Kansas
was boin at Middleton. Mass December 20, 1888,
and was educated at Williams College. He studied
law and was admitted the bar in ISL In the olow-
ing year ne removed to Kansas, and in 1893 he was
member of the Wyandot Constitutional Convention In
1850 he was Secretary Of the Territorial Council ana IN
1861, when the Territory was admitted TO
the Union he became Secretary of the STATE Senate.
In the following year he elected to the state nate
from AchIson COUNTY and served one term Mr. ingalls,
was Editor of The AichsoH champion IN lSG3 1851 anu
1863. lie was defeated in l~G2 as the anti
Lane candidate for Ileutcnan'G 'GOyCrnor, ana aElln
IN 1864. After leaving Inc thGhpiOh lie
devoted himself to the pr ctcc Of law lie took his seat
for thr first in the United states senate, Marcn J.
1873 having been elected Republican, 10 succeed =
G. POmrruy HepD Mr. Ingalls, has srTNcdOn seN eIdl ii-
purtaut senate Committees, and II now Chairman Of
the Committee Pensions. and a member o the Com
mittecs on Privileges and Elections IndIn Affairs, and
The District OF Columbia His second term Will tApue
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
PASSENGERS .4RRITED.

From LONDON-Pg S'edrasLiO Cdnodr.-MT. and Mrs. g
Miles. Miss VI. Miles Masters Chas
end Oswald Miles Mise T.. Miles j. GiTdlcr. 4 kruonsc, W
J. FnsOnl F. Calder Dr. i. MrIteTO. ID. &. NJ STRATEGY. p
eiyau, !. :. GIyau {. b. ClOmDO Mrs. Laura Wise, Nm
Goodwin.
Mrs. r. Conture, Nj and Mgs H. ClambrIlIn j. r. cam
pgguc r. G. Ellis, J. Hamilton Mr.. and MIS- W. w. HeI0y.
T. " Itman J. Judge o. Meyer. w. Pagrtt. Mrs sanford.
A II samuel +. Vail Mrs. and Miss Wharton. II Nolh T.
Webster W L. Law Nicholson. W. ~hirWO0d. II. Richards
FROM uAVRE-By steamship t1decS- toOert Nc Lane
A. MauCer ana maid MI linton, r. Jerquem,
Lachapelle, H. O. SheImann. r. Schiii ME- ana MIS-
A.. ILtubau A. Russnan, MI and MIS- Ioliree ana
ChiId T. v Porter J. Bes-el II. Rauiu Mr.. and Mrs j.
A. 0sllano T. W. Very, w + Xeln, G. j. Brock. Henri
nan ac I~ Berger J. stephens A. LATELY sister
nee dc 81 Auustn Sister ste BatDe, sister tstele de ste
Marie Denise Sister caroline Sister BeatIiX Miss NJ
l. Raolx Miss Ellen McEvOy. Mr. and Mrs = l.. Oliver. f.
r. Cartier T.. IayanOIN Mrs Grnyer LayauouX T. Nul'
lcmaiu L., Saarbaeh, {. Van NlOen 4. Manues>ieI
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ford, Conn, Stanford Mtg CO. William Douglass Mer,,
Aayaguez. y r. weinberg co; impero 3rl Uan.ces
via 81 Johns. r. Seammcll Bros John Wood
New orleans. II Brigham; A Paine Brown Mayarne h,
H. Is Weinberg d Co. S'',
DISASTER.
HALIFAX. Jan 3l.-The ship 1hos r King Il reuor,s, A..
have fOundered the voyage from NewY 10 Fnruu
She insured in Halifax marine Offices the smonnp1
$4,000. - -
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Jan 3I-The Tieonderoga ~ 81 arr 70, w.,
cent Jan and sailed tho 9Th Inst Tor the west so.s,
Africa.
LIVERPOOL Jan 31-Arr str Haytien from Nev.ori.,n
oUEESsrows Jan 3l.A str Austrian. from Batirnor. ~.
Halifax, for LiycrpOOl W
PoTIERDAM Jan 3I.-Arr sir scbad9m. from View. York
HAVANA 3l-Arr Both inst str civ u Vera Cruz fo
New.N ork - wv"
LONDON Jan 3l-Sailef 25th inst FTatelu Gaegino ,.
Gibraltar inst Artillerst HugusO RichaTd III
samuel SickersOn, MaIie SiedenbeTg, Calico MARI
rybec Brazi for Phil hafephis; Ciampa En,s
BcacOnsed both for NewYors; Both inst, Alert Gadox
Delaware Break water; James Poakc for Ors
for Tybee Talismsn, Leonora 3lst inst Naton.;
Eagle, for PhIlzdelDlia. "H
Euxne (str) at Consrantinople;
27th INST Amable Teresa Marte 10th inst. Belle OPp
Ouisa PO the latter Narsrann Hallgerda OF Plynos
3lst inst MOrayian. lIe Soullard Ai
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
A NOTE FROM GENERAL ARTHUR.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31+-AmOng the papers sub
mittcd to the Senate by Mr.. COnl,ling was letter
addrc To him by Mr. Arthur. a. follows
NEW YORK, Jan. -. 1870.
SIR Referring TO nv letter ot the 2lst INST, and that
part OF IT which refers TO the falling OIL OF the
revenue, | desire 10 add, after the words "collrct
revenue as follows: Ia regard To the failing
on IN the revenue | have omitted 10 state that
one great of II from tie Treasury Depart
having Oyerruled my de csOn that the Act Of June
.. 1872, Section =, making II deduction OF 10
per all manufactures Of specified
raw materials did not, Cndcr the rule or tariff
Interpretation laid down by the supreme Court
IN Reche ugt Smytne and other eases apply cases
where existing statutes Imposed specific duty u
specific article though some ~ The materials named
cninpOscd or entered into rs manufacture. The
Department took the contrary view and persisted
III II, though In various cases | tried by my
decisions 10 procure modification " s rulings. Last
year the Supreme Court decided that was right aud
the Department wrong. This act repealed III March,
1879. The Government lost many millions Of
dollars duties by TINS error. II Is stated 10 me that
the official records show that the losses IN year
alone S14l amounted To 80 500 900. and IL is belle, ed
THAI this lt ucOw the average loss Tor each year.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
BORN ~ THE STREET.

TIE BABY ABANDONED ~ sGxTEFN1H-sr.-TWO
PERSONS ARRESTED OS SUSPICION.
The infant deserted at the moment of its
birn on the sidewalk IN Enst SXtcenthst. was at Belle
Hospital yesterday and seemed 10 be contened with
Its surroundings Ia spite OF the fact that It
had lain nude state TO: several minutes the pre-
vious night ipOsed TO the wDtry air and the chill
OF the pavement, 1t took firm hold on
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
THE ELECTION IN LOUISIANA.
NEw-ORLEANs Jan. 31.-B. f. Jonas has
been elected United States Senator from Louisiana.

Mr. Jonas, who Will succeed United States
Senator james b. Eusts (DemD next March,
is member Of the present state Senate
of Louisiana. Ho is said to be warm
personal and political friend Of the retiring Senator
When the Democratic began to ballot for Sena-
tor the leading candidates Mr. Eustis, Duncan l.
Kenner. Mr. Jonas and A. :. Heron. EuStis kcnner
and Jonas ran about evenly for a long time, eacn
receiving twenty-five or thirty votes. -Four daYs ago
Mr.. Jonas began to lead his competitors, ana on
Thursday he received the caucus nomination He was
probably nominated by combination of his own ana
Mr. Eustiss adhcrcnts. although II was believed mat
such a combination would result in the attevs reeiec
IN
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
DIR, RlDWiTS REGULATING PILLS,


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orders OF The stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder neryou,
Diseases headache constipation, ndigcston dyspepsia
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and AL arrangements of the internal N-cerd "aIanedW 70
Cf,,t positive cure Price 2j cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
TdRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


TODAY
srn r,..s TlOi Sun sets. 5l9 Clock fast lSm 5ls
Moon ,et, 9ls Moon s0uths 74S Moons age. days 10
HiGH WATER IO-DN-A N.
SANDY Hook 92t Gov Island 2:jS Hsll Gate.... Az
WAFER TODAI-P. NJ
Sandy Hook. 2:jj uoy. Island. 329 Hell Gate... 5lS
Sunday
s,pr,., 700 sun sets.... 5l9 Clock fast l3mj j9s.
Noon sct,., 3i7 s0uths SAL Moons days l
HIGH WATER sUNDAY-t.M
s.riv Hoax 3"G GOV Island 1856 He'll Gato..... 5i5
WATER SUNDAY. NJ
lsaud.. 432 HsL Oste'''' G:2l
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
NEW-YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
Cnnrinncd rrom First IN 6

I'm the Summer of 1867, expressing entire conf
tence in Mr.. LydeCker.
Mr.. COnkhng next read TO the Senate twenty or
twenty-five kilograms received by him from Repub-
lican members of the NewYork Legislature in re-
gard 10 the memorial signed by them asking the
United States Senate TO confirm the nom
inations of Mcssrs Merritt Burt and Gra-
ham, The Senders Of the kilograms individually
inform Mr.. COnkling that they signed the memo
rial upon the strength of private representations
that it was Mr.. COnklings desire to have such a
memorial signed and forwarded as a means of en-
abling him to withdraw from the contest without
discredit So as some OF them phrased it, - to let
him down easy One telegram read to the Senate
was from exc Collcctor Thomas Murphy stating that
such memorial was in circulation, and that II Mt
Conklng desired, he could get more signatures for
it. Mr.. Conkiug said he answered this expressing
surprise and indignation, and informing Murphy
that he had never thought of such thing. TINS
answer seemed 10 have called forth the telegIams
from members of the Legislature above referred 10.
Senator COnkling denounced tins attempt 10 ms
lead bis friends in emphatic language. lie sald the
whole thing was "a ulCk-nOt the work or an
amateur noI the result of accident-but
a well devised, though nctarlous scheme,
which he believed had its origin In TINS
CITY He intimated also that he possessed positive
information that two men started from washington
with instructions to undermine HIM IN tins way.
and that they had coudrntially dlvulged their Sc
cret purpose III NeW-1O 1Ork City,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
THE MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.

lIiE MLSSAOE VT LIE ihI'NlBI'Nl'
uIs PURPOSE IN THIS MATTER EXrLAINFD-THE
CUSTOM HOUSE 10 BE MADE a BUSINESS lNsII-
TUTIoN LIKE THE POST OFFICE.
WASHINGTON Jan. 81 The following is the mes
sage of the President to the Senate to-day:
To the senate:
Transmit herewith letter Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury in regard the suspension of the late Col
lcctor and Naval Officer Of the Port OF NewYork with
ACCOMPANYING documents. In addition thereto re-
spoctfully submit, the following observations;
The Custom House Of Ncw-Nork collects moro than
twohirds of all the customs revenues Of the Govern
lncut. Its administration is matter nos OF local
interest merely, but Is Of great importance to
the people Of the whole country. Tor long
period Of time II has been used to manage
and control political affairs The officers suspended y
me are and for several have been engaged IN The
ncve personal Of the party politics of tho
CIV and state Of New-Y ork. The duties OF the Offices
held by them have heen regarded Of subordinate H-
portance their partisan work Their Offices have been
conducted part Of Tie political machinery uuGer their
control They have made the Custom House centre
Of partisan political management
The Custom House should be a business Office. II
should Doe conducted on bu-ines. principles. General
James the Postmaster Of Ncw-YoIk City, writing ON this
subject says: The Post Oflccs business inst'tu-
ton and should be such, II is my deliberate
Judgment that and my suuorduates can do more FOR
the party ofour choice by giving the people Of n city
good and Efficient postal service than by coA'l0HS
primaries debating nominations" The Ee"-Nork
Custom Hoa SC should DO placed on the same footing
with the New-York Post Office. But under the sus-
pended officers the Custom House would be one Of the
principal political agencies IN the State OF New-Nork
TO change this they profess TO believe would De, IN the
Language Of Mr. Cornell in his response, TO surrender
their personal and political rights"
Convinced that the people Of New-YOrk, and OF the
country generally, wish the NcwYorE Custom House to
be admins solely with view to the public inter
tst 1t my purpose to do all in TO introduce
into this great Office the reforms which the country de-
tIcs With my information OF the facts IN The case, and
with deep OF the responsible obligation imposed
upon by the Constitution, TO take care that the
laws be faithfully executed" regard IL as NY plain duty
10 suspend the officers in question and 10 make the nom
nations before the Senate in order that this mpOr
iant office may be honestly and efficiently admins
tered X b. HAYES.
Executire Mansion, Jan, 81, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
r. r.. r.

Strong Testimony from UOnOrdDTf I'tOl4t SUIT az 70
the Power OF II8dway's Ready Relief IN
Case OF sciatic Rheumatism.
No. 8 VAN Nr~srLtCF, NewY0rk
DIR RADwNY; with me- your Reief sofke1 wonles
For The three years have had frequent and severe a.
acks Of scat!ca sometimes exit niug r0i the lumbar
eIons TO INV an klcs and times, both lower limbs
During tine have been afflicted have Tied almost al
the remedies recommended by wise men and fools, hoping 10
ina relief. but all proved TO be- failures.
have tired various kinds OF Dlhs, n1npulat0n 0utWafi
apcat!Onq liumeuts numerous 10 MERTON AMI pre-.
siipuons the eminent physicians all o which failed
me relief
Last Stptebr at the urgent request 0t friend lWhO hal
been afflicted myself induced 10 try your remedy
was then suffering fcarfuly with oi my od turns To my
SURPRISE del gt the first application gave me ease after
bathing rubbing parts affected leaving the hnO ~ .
warm glow created by the Relief In short time he pam
passed entirely away although have shgt periodical az.
lacks aUp-oachng change Of weather know now now
i0ce ys H. and feel quite master Of q situation RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF is my nlend vel travel With
out a bottle IN my valiso Yours truly, GEO STARK
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
SHJP .NEUS.
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Sir state Of Virginia lBrl, Noodle. Glasgow Jan 49, and
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Str Fanlta; Smih, thiia 'clpha to James Hand
str Norfolk, lunnG Phlad"lphLa 10 Jane Hand o
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win ,nG to t5e MaT Sinks 5r =" Sq" 30 and SrsT'
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Eafk clnpTaT Gi .St. s IoeG b. Atkinson Dublin so
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with sugar to Rionda Beniamn CO. yrs'sl 10 Jas Henry
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New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
PIIFI'NtTISN.
NEURALGIA,
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SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN \ FEW MINUTES
BY RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

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around the liver peurisy swellngs OF he joints pains u e
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6ites railways Ready Relief will aford immediate ease a
s continued for few days effects permanent cure
PT1ce 80 cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
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New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Announcements
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JAMES EXPECTORANT.
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BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY, of New-YOrk
6lS Broadway Apply to headquarters for private line, q
District service.
No protection in New-YOrk begins 10 COM
With that afforded by the Central Olice system ot
Holiness Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company jlo Broadway
Smashed Open. The Holmes Time Lock, 51S
broadway has electric attachment FOR opening houa
break stops doors Oherly protected must 10
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SMITHS
Homeopathic Medicines
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Endorsed by all Homeopathic Physicians
lO1 4thaYc.
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New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY, of New-YOrk.
6lS Broadway Apply headquarters for private line, D,
The National tribune., 1879-07-01

socks from my feet commenced my climbing way, often
reaching the hight of two hundred feet only to be
compelled to return to try some other way. At length
about four clock in the afternoon reached hight upon
the smooth canon wall Of about thousand feet Here my
further progress arrested by shelving ledge of rock
that juod ont from the side foot or more To
advance without hope return certain death Reach
ing upward grasped the rim of the ledge with one hand
and then with the other my foot slipped from the smooth
side of the anon and my body hung suspended the air
thousand feet above the roaring waters of the Arkansas
"At that moment looked downward TO measure the
distance | would have to fall when the strength of my
arms gave out stinging sensation crep through my
hair my eye caught the strong of cedar bush that
projected over the ledge little beyond my reach My
grasp upon the rim of the ledge fast yielding TO the
weight of my person. Then | dete, mined to make my
best effort 10 raise my body and throw sdewise toward
the root so as to bring within my grasp AT the mo-
ment of commencing the effort my mothers face as
she leaned out the ledge reaching her hand and
caught me by the hair. Stranger my mother died while
yet young woman when and my brother yet small
boys, but remember her face successful in max
ing the side leap of my when drew myself upon the
ledge and rested for time From here upward my climb
ing way aborious but less dangerous reached the
top of the just the sinking down beyond
the snowy range, and hasened camp the mouth
of the canon where found my brother all safe Charley
said he have you had your head in sack of hour? 1t
was then that discovered that my hair white
you il now.