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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-15
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-15

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-15

ASefFort is being made 10 organize a
brass band in Bridgeport, and arrange
ments have been made to give q ball for
the purpose OF raising money to purchase
instruments. This in a measure explains
the Western exodus that has been in pro-
gress In that town for some weeks past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-15

THAT rain last night was very welcome.
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OaEv Jaoksoa's hestsFeet Navy Tobaceo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-15
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OMce, Nov. % and "a Fourteenth street,
The sun., 1879-03-20

District Of that State, be sworn in. The Rcpub-
licans bad offered MS substitute motion that
De Golyer Garfield rrefaccd nm argument in
favor OF the swearing in of Bisbee by pleading
for fair play and square dealing.
Frye, who bad evidently been instructed in
bisbec, and offered as q substitute ior
between Bishec and Hun to the Committce on
Elections without giving the Second District of
Florida any representation in Congress Tho
Grcenbackers npp"argd to he captivatcd by the
apparent fairness of this PROPOSITION. They lost
sight oi The fact thgt tor wears past it has been
the practice of the House to swear In such nom
hrrs as have prna incir titles to seats. leaving
IN" House aiterward to determine the qualiiica-
tions Of its members. HiscOck. who is fine
lawyer. mudc an able argument in Bisbees be-
hali. and the main question was then ordered.
Fry9s motion 10 s"nd the case to the. committee
on on E,c.tions without ,s,wearing either oil the
clnimants in was iost-l37 To 40
Mr. Hnrrs's resolution. declaring Hull to DOS;
e'ss primu farip title to his scat. was adopted
bN vote OF 40 TO 1856. Hull was sworn in by
ine Speaker The Grecnbackers voted with the
significant party seem to be totally unable to
Gomprchrnd why 1t is they do not control tho
balance 81 power in tha House. They vote first
with the Republicans and then with the Demo-
Gratis. hut their support does not give victory to
tho minority nor defeat the majority.
:, Ihe Speaker announced the appointment OF
tho following Committee on Rules; The
Speaker Stephens, Blackburn. Garfield. and
Frye; The llqus,., then adjourned
for tomorrow night for the purpose Of de-
terminng the character Of the business to he
transacted NJ the extra session. and whether 1t
shall he strictly confined to the objects for
which the session was called and Il will then
be decided whether or not the programme out
lined above will be- carried into efect
Reprrscntative Sparks tDrm.. Illl n member
of the House Committee on Appropriations OF
the last session Of Congress. has been author
izrd by prominent Democratic members OF the
present CONGRESS to submit to tho House Mt the
first practicable moment the Army Appropria-
ton bill and call for its immediate cOnsidera-
ton. The bill. ~ It will be- reported by Mr..
| Sparks. is identical IN It's provisions with that
pissed 10y the last House. md which failed
enactment in consequence Of tho Incorporation
therein of tho clause prohibiting the presence
Of troops Mt the polls on election days.
II Is anticipated 10y prominent members ot
the last Committee on Appropriations TINT
there Will be little or no delay at this time in
securing the passage OF the Army bill. includ-
ing the previous Objectionable clause.
II is said on good authority thnt the present
| intention Of former memhrrs ot the Committee
! on Appropriations and leading members of the
| House Is to obvnto tho necessity of organizing
any of the regular committees during the extra
session 10y pursuing this course in the ease Ot
| the Legislative. Executive, and Judicial Appro-
priQtion hill. which also failed to become IA law
at the last session.
The sun., 1879-03-20
DEAD IN 4 BROOK.
The Singular End OF Mr.. Henry q. Ryerson
Popular Jersey AuctIoneer.

For nearly fifty years Mr.. Henry G. Ryer-
son has been n popular nuctonecr nj all tho
country vendu-s in Passaic Country. y. J. He
lived on the Goflle road. between Paterson and
Midland Park, in an old homestead thnt his
ancestors have occupied for nearly two con-
turics. He was elected succsssively for the
past thirty years Clerk Of Manchester Town
ship Passaic County. although he was q DEM
orrat. and the township has large Republican
minority On Wednesday evening Mr.. Ryerson
oAciated Ms aurtioneer at vendue in Prcgk-
ness. and started for homo ,ute On his way he
stopped At harroom in H1l-don. and started
again for home nj about midnight. He did not
reach home on that night hut hls family
thought nothing OF this. for he frequently STAYED
out all night Yesterday morning at about . a
o'clock. however. they saw Mr.. RyrrSon'- gem
tie old horse standing back ot the barn. Ihnu
they We're alarmed. and after a hri"i scnr'h.
found Mr.. RyerSun's body IN Com" brook. .
which runs through the Nyrrson farm II wns
thought ut first that he had been murdered a-
the brook Is very shallow. anu thcro WAS in
consequences. much excitement among the
neiEhbOrs
Coroner Rutan Of Paterson WAS sent for. and
his examination satisfied Mr.. Rycrsons friends
that the death WIS accidental. The money.
watch. and other valuablrs IN Mr. Ryer~on' :
pockets had not been touched. The wagon
tracks showed that tho horse. probably uu-
guided by It's driver t'or MIR. Ryerson often
went TO sleep IN the bottom of the wagon. know
ing the gcntlcness and intelligence of his horsrl.
had first turned into .he barnyRrd. aud then.
not being Embarrassed as usual on its arrival
home. went down to the brook where II WAS no.
cusiomed 10 drink. In turning up from the
brook. II Is supposed Mr.. Ryerson was thrown
out and fell into the stream, being probably
stunned by his head striking the grayelly bot
tom. Mr.. Ryerson had h"en. drinking of late
hut not so much that he was Supposed 10 be in
any danger on account OF IL.
The sun., 1879-03-20

WEDNESDAY, March 10.-The stock mar
ket opened fiat and prices generally gave way,
but offerings were not large. except ot Eric
common and Northwestern common and pre-
ferrod. The coal shares for time maintained
nm appearance of stendincss but finally de-
clned with the rest. The greatest depression
was Mt tho second call. In the later dealings
thcre was n partial recovery which was most
conspicuous in Erie common. Northwestern
st. Paul and tho coal shares.
Tine snles Tor tine day werr 1853 800 shares Of
which % $50 Delaware. LarkHwnnnu aud West
ern. q wa Erie common. l2;4IU st Paul com
mon. 2.JOO do. pr"f"rred, II .44O N"w Jerscy
Ccnfral. 81 G2D Northwrstgrn common, and
$500 do. preferred. Delaware, LncknwHnna
and Western closed = higher. Erie common =
lower, ~. Paul common unchanged. do pre-
frrrrl a lower. New Jcr,cy Central p lower,
Nnrthwestcrn common a lower do preferred
= lower; Western Union Tclegrnp't unchanged.
lnVslmrn shares were generally lower. with
n light business.
notable decline in some OF The speculative ~;
sues among which may be noted Denver and
Rio Grnndr llrsis. which opened nt SS'i ana de-
clined to- 81 Canada southern iirsts. op"n ng
Mt 79if. declining t. 49,: New jersey C"nirnl
first consolidated nssented. opening NJ sls. de-
clining TO 80 's and recovering To "a; VI eEuuri.
Kansas and Texas first aespnted. opening at
5Gls. declining to 55i. and recovering 70 90
Kansas Pacific issues at 10is. down to l0l for
Denver division trust receipts. Sales Of Oth"r
bonds embraced New YORK Elevated, 1n5 a
@105a; Metropolitan Elevated 9GA ~. Paul
sinking fund. 103 Central Pacific lnnd grants.
1905: Union Pacific nrsts. 1OSm los Erie
consolidated, 1Wis; New York Central nrsts.
121i4: Fort Wayne seconds. 12l4. and Lake
Shore second coupon. 40.
Govcrnments were more active, but Mt some
decline: sales included Is coupon. g9's. down
to 99h do. registered. 9s', 'Gs. 1881. r"g.s-
trrcd. 1865 D. 1881. registered, 1912 m 1Oi'
AS. Registered. 1O4's; 1O-Aos. coupon and
registered. lul'l. There WIS u arg" business
in Louisiana consois at 49, ~ 5Oa. closing at -
North Carolina g., old, were NOR" active Ht n .
m2l'l: Missouri Asylum Gs 1864 LOG e. Th"ru
was sale Of District Of Columbia 3.65s NJ ~.
closing at 4mj for brokers halnuros. Sterling
exchange quoted at s4.S6i,g$4.S7 for prime
| siXty-day bills.
The sun., 1879-03-20

The special matinee OF Engaged to-day at the Park
Theatre will be- argrv attended hy members the dra.
matte profession. well rs by the general public judg
ing from the demand Yesterday tor rr.crNci ,sat-
very merry and viVacious " Pnafore " Ia now RIM.
nus AZ the Olympic Thcaifr with Miss Maulde scott m
the role of Ji ie tnd distribution oi tho other char
acicrs THAT secures rrn,,y pleasant performance
Agrtnd vrrnl and instrumental concert. rendered to
the tenor. MI charles frts'h takes place saturday
evening next at Swtnway Hall Among the artists To
assist are Mr.. B Mills, Nrs lmogcne Brown and Mrs
Rice kuoN.
The Mdlets-Lucia Zarate and General Mite-ai the
Masonic Temple attracting large audicurcs, amt their
stay n thc cv will probably hc prolonged ur some time
O. come ON saturday morning an extra reception ~
viii be- held At 10 A. VI.
The pedestrian Hartman, having won some - ooo nv
his Htc performance az t'lmocs Garden T. 10 have
benefit az the B"Werv Theatre tomorrow evening The
"OctOruun IS 10 bee proiucrd. with Mr. y ; Chnutfau
dual role Ntisni af s ami the the in
drcnt walker of Maine. raiiie Tor The benefit OF Rowu
would appear to be in order
Mr. Henry Garter continues this afternoon A. ~ his in
tcrc,'ng tree ur-nu rccnls ut Iuny Church, phNlng
nWnug other things ~ rtuire M u, hy Bttlstc and
Eruhkc's Nincu-fourtl Psalm l. l. runnrci thni Mr
Carter Is hkrN o. sc'rr Do, counrcuon with The Tun
ny church Tor hisrrr ant better position. and it u
safe a. that 10 hc docs the gloiy Oi the ui thai
church Will depart with hun
The sun., 1879-03-20
An HEIRESS INSANE.
The Finding ofR Brooklyn sherinrs Jury In
the Case Of Hebecca WctEen.

Commissioners in Lunacy James RidGway.
lawyer. and lRssan II wheeler gentleman took tcst.
mony tuesday and yesterday ON the petition of Mrs
Mary Miller u l7a Penn street Brooklyn, who asked to
have her sister Rchocca Wctsen declared unatic. in
order that committee may be appointed to take
her Rchccca WctruN share o the estate ut her fathcr
she being an hcrrss 10 about S2pll BY her father
win. krhrcCa Nttlen receives saino more than her
sisters, Mrs Miller Hud Johanna NrtNn The alleged
uluc Is - wears of axe, ANA c appeared before the
Sh' rms Jury yesterday. dressed m dc,u mourning win
heavy craze veil over her lace. She walked with "A
feeble step and when one ot the Jurors shook hands
with her aui said that II was pleasant daY. she
spoudrd iutcsenty, but when she WAS asked u she
why She brought there she responded in the
negative No further questions were put io her Other
testimony was given 10 show that sne had been Of
sound unrd for many years. The seventeen Shrrin :
jurors rcurd but wOni not agree upnn verdict until
thrir psii into deputy sheUns hands Their
verdict was that the DEFENDANT u Ot uusuund mind
The sun., 1879-03-20

New York. Wednesday. March io-Rnceipts
NJ beef cattle " car loads or i~7 head MARKET brisk
nt further advance ut i4sisr n n from last Monday.
with sales Of tn etHUrs AMI at sisA
ole y N drcss h5sid fair ~ go,d az
1nisc to dress J915 hs; primo and extra do. NJ OsA
Ip,c to drc's - MS aud c,r Load ot iincv DO 5ll
exrn.t,rs at 1o'i0iOi,c n Shipments todav. i.76O
quarters ~ Great Brrin aud i2n quarter. ~ France
u cciu. calves 337 hcnd Hui Nil sold At iu prices
or5a7iac p 20 outside price Tor 20 very choice oniv
Receipts ~ sheep aud lauhs 1850 head Sales rather
slow hut prices shade higher. hui the market
closed nem OF 5fGi c r. 1r ordinary in cNtr1 shrcp
outside nur three loads of State shcen lii Ms
average aud for deck load u Stn'n lambs. ~ h< aver
afc 4 load NJ common sheep tr1tu rth car
olina ~ ns average. went low az. q n and a
car load NJ poor Texas sheen ~ M averie no tn p ,c
~ Fvnnrtors used Ave ln1d. pf tat sheep NJ w
@Gt5r T. n shipments tn day 1l1 cnrc1s-cs vt mutton
H-'.iutsrf hurs. 3 -s7 head. Market nrmcr nui two
loads o oht Onto hogs ii2 ms average were sold
alive at $3.50 "a iOl Ms
The sun., 1879-03-20

u WEDNESDAY March l9-FLoUR AND MEAL
Flour dnI, Wd puc", barely sup.rt'd. hut odrDd. a
u''hNr i"nh iHNt as holders generally refused Go mAr
Mr cnncr r,,ion. drmauivt We uuom suprrnnc S13 20
Sh'. extra STATE. Ac.. ~ slNet Western spUus NN
ana Am, - A1lEsh, do winter shpUlus extras. Sif
$40 du NN ami AAN - 518sii, Minnesota pat
thi. - plmsN2A. city shipping extras - uIsf1 -'i
s"mnfrn hakcrs and family hlnuds. s'sA 30.
southern shipping extras. ~ -laSt~a. kYe Nuur
snirrhne. a. snssill Corn meai-Wr,trn. Ar. sl4l.l
81 brandy"iuc &c, $40 Wheat hed. r tom 81 ~
aflh. rye tcrd. Sli.
tonoN-Nioi' wr'icr Hdraucol lld-' m'lhng ur
lItr. l'f sHIrs frl lHts Failures were tNUIfNl with
Hu lr'rua advance iuloWed hy some reaction. closing
90 uSc March. lp llr. for Aur, 10 32c tor Nav
- i~r Tor june luulc ur luiY iuHsc Tor August aud
10 52c tor september sales i35,oJO bales. Receipts
the ports TIN, day. S7lS bales
lRo,i-IoN,-ork steady and Nry scuvc FOR spot lots
sales tilhh old Wc,s al ni shFain and new moss
nt slnGhfSu 70, for Nutute druArrY lit" or nothing
d'nr; ,Nr. 2'rhlIs new mess Ior juno $40 Sl Bacon
quiet Hhi easier, bong Nnl short clear alrr cat meats
Ntnk uud W"Irrlolv active, ,Hlns l.Uul MI, ul
hrlt"s lusr, a',. Tor O. 20, ami taaGf.r Ipt lu %.
h. ac LaTd was dgl. AMI ,,set sales IN the spot 400
delivery sales a5pp tcs, Apii, 67l@6 61c May 100
67Oei June, oeOS61isci ot rehued 25O sVI1 Tor
The sun., 1879-03-20

the Continent Mt 7loc.; closing AZ 7c. Dressed hcrs
higher sasc fur citv Putfcr quiet state darcs l2A
i0c and Western creamery t9@29c Cheese UNCHANGED
state ncory. ja9Ac. Fresh eggs. Sa22c. Rect IN do.
fuaul; sales 2un cs. Iniia u"Ss, SlS8f2l, fD
bhS 1913 5OSti4 for family, and sii@Fl5D Tor packet
mess.
GRAtx-whcnt lower. leading 70 considerable activity
the close; sales the sp0t 1853 un husl including
No sprine Ot@nGi,c &c.. No . do AZ ~. uugradcd do
a6sc @Sl n2S 50 amber; q II ,@tl pa 80 red
white s taaSi ~, ami fnture chv ~ 06Or1 bush.
iuculing So red viutcr - lalF@fLl5h ior March.
gi III April md ~ i1if@fl l5s tor Nav No nm'
her 81 rs TOR April and no white ~ ~ Tor Way Har
lev nominal rive lower sud more active sales ~ ~
Oats in lair demand aud closed ,i.ndcr; stc, w
bush Mt 3Ia3ltsc tor nNod and 3tSiic. Tor white. ~
cluding No mixed at - t32iic and No white. VIZ
a32',c uiau again easier but clnscd nrin win
y revival dcnaui saps the suut ilhpfl hush. in
Guiding No miycd ga i7i &c.: steamer lo f3s@lpAr
40. do new. 4ttsNi4Ac.. Tor future delivery. li4Hu
bush OF No. mixed at 4lc tor April and t51sc for May
The sun., 1879-03-20

Tho Manhattan Bench property. with its hotels
&c, has heon sold for Sn1Ioo1hy the Manhattan Reach
Railroad Company TO the Manhattan Beach Improvement
Company, which was recently Incorporated. The rail
road company reserves its depot and ground the prop
erN suhtct to The Improvement tompanNs control THE
consideration for the pronerty is pald in cash stock ami
bonds. The bonds uf the Improvement Company are
limited t. S3uuotn. and Mr. +. Punam has been uIr
pointed trustee, 20 whom the Improvement Company has
executed mortgage.
The sun., 1879-03-20
Commonwealth D,.,r,hu,Ion Co.

Continued success nnd increased ponuarty. The
Ell. hth drawing AZ Louisville ~ March ~.
Aud now cnulrs the tlaulh uu Mntuh a. These draw
iugs conceded 10 he the standard ot the
day Endorsements and expressions oi confidence come
all the country Fries from $1,000 down tu
$40 viii be distributed on 3lst inst Even approXi-
mate przes 81 Will pay $40 Now Is the time ~ invest
The rush tickets is Unprecedented. They cost only
a.. ON receipt Of which they WI be forwarded with
despatch. Sl2. 400 IN prizes Address orders to I.
Cuuicrfurd. secretary. CIfrieJD4rHi Buding. Louis
VILE, XIV, Or B II Porter a Co, l227 Broadway, New
York or Jackson Co., - Nassau st, Sew AOrk--.idr
The sun., 1879-03-20
MARINE iNrrIIiGhNCs

MfStiTrW ALwtSAC-rus nAV
Sun rses... O sun scts..... q - Moon rises. 81
man wtrfu-rHts nsN.
sandy Hook. 20 Gcv Island. 20 lIe Gate... 9 81
A-rivrd-WtrStsn,r March TO-
So Excelsior CLAYTON. Mnssiua.
s. Algirrs. Hawthorn. Ncw orleans
- srusftlin Crinlio. London.
- SARATOGA. SunAh"rg. Havana
s. .tr.sug Nuss Inmhurf.
- sorrento Brisilw. Uul
s. Anchoria. ueddcrvick glasgow March g. and No
viie nih
Shin Aiameds ous. Givcrnool
Ia Hravu. Chr~tuuicrsu. Nrwry.
Bark Ufus' unc a. Ahuulu. 10 Tucci, Leghorn.
B'rk ivauhoe. Pat ck. Trieste.
Bril /. :. Manson, iuutlcv, Palermo
The sun., 1879-03-20

HORTON-BAILEY March ~ nt the residence Of tho
brides mother rurdys y Y hv CO." Rev Jlmc. l,e Hart
nruru. Mr. Lotion Nur'ou oi Ncw York to Miss Alice T..
dnurhtrr o. Mr. A T rticv.
POrE-LYoN At -. ste hens church. Milhnin,
j. on rho llth inst hv the rector the Rev Dr Clover,
assisted hy Or Rose Chrr'cs n Po'c ~ Louisville, n.y.,
to Lilien T.. daughter OF Sylvanu. Lyon.
The sun., 1879-03-20

,-sypREME CogRT-CMAMnEns,-, l. H. 10.
81 ~ 81 a. -, ~. ~ N2 ln3. M if1 lfG la- l1U
Isl lS2, is5, iS', 100, 100. 2ll -O5 Assessment
calendar rrNER,L TrnN-Nos ldl, l82 1893, l7i.
lM1l iS9 no, ~, ~ ~ -, le1,. ~,
iHrti same calendar Part l-rA.e on; no calcudnr.
Part Nos l42l 21na i9f2 $3.50 3n7a ISIS -i1i I4t
2l4i 2713. - g. 2l72 li2S. 1881. 2H7 lO5 IT, 8-na
alia aa,s, l29l 400 lsla lu9l, as}, 3e5 aia a3l6
aa7a
surrmon CorRr-Part I.-Nos s.n. lna sa7 Iui 900
duI, >, $40, U@ dla ani 32' ~. 500 ia3. ilJ mo-
toNMON PLtAs s-Ptrt Mos. 1919, sNl it,l H7n l291
III l73 S7u, V7, s6. ,rSS. 1895. 07l lO2l i4l7 2u1
l4s7 800 ejs 7i7 204l O0s 3l5 0i, 1913 lOl5 p6 Ou
k:M.RsH coger Part I-Nos ooll, 5aa2. 5ia7, $3.50,
5lH 4u 1897. 1873 d777 27s. lIlui, 54i5 54l3 Gl ~
so Part II Nos i5tD 5flG, 5iiO ii1 ilu7 iGl. a71
5+lf 32Oi, hAH:i. aa31 aOu2 aiui 1dnl isH rar ll -
Nos d,en ahT3 900 44i1 dlu3 ilil I~11 200 5ltiI
5507 52S 55s2 5ASd N5l 51.n.
The sun., 1879-03-20
MERE MENTION.

The Bond Street Savings Bank building was sold by
auct lion Yesterday Tor S55 90. II S22OOUO NJ j.
adrian was the purchaser
Two elephants shipped by Cross n Liverpool to p T.
Barnum. arrived by uie steamer wyoming. lhis makes
un,ul the mamn0tlis that have arrived tis week. and
bud. I..l. ara. l. tille
The sun., 1879-03-20

The price Of printing cloths in Rhode lslnrd
printers say they caunot afford To pay more than
3t cents.
\ bill is pending in the Missouri Legislature
10 limit sleeping ear charges To- 81 u night for
single hrrihs. \ similar bill is before the Nlr-
ginia Legislature, and the Attorney General
huS given u formal opinion that II is within the
power OF the State to regulate sleeping ear COM
panics by statute.
The sun., 1879-03-20

The Great Spring M~dicinc-Dr Chambers
Chamomile Blood ami Liver Pills All druggists, 25 cta
The sun., 1879-03-20

Ienson's Capcine Porous Plaster positively the hest
lown remedy. Far superior " common porous pasers
The sun., 1879-03-20

The hest Elastic Trus. ever Invented. prico
now only e. so POMEROY TRUSS CO., 7i6 Broadway.
The sun., 1879-03-20

Spring is coming. aud Ir YOU wish beautiful
bonis shoes and gter-. nfd articles rnnulHr prices,
patrnuise MILLER \ co. sac Broadway.
Will shortly remove tn 26 West IAN IT.
The sun., 1879-03-20
Eusiurss No,ltcs.

Diseases oC the srNuni Oranus, Recent
chrome are uruntufiv cured tv Nattfv IvuF Capsules,
used over - wears hv the lel ling piVscitns IN
Europe aud America. rhey soi hy all dfusslst~
The sun., 1879-03-20

Porter. Cough Baisnm IL one OF the Oldest
and bcstrcmcdes In use. - cents
The sun., 1879-03-20

with Onine's Taselessp Cod Liver OIL with Lime and
Wlld Cherry. Sold BY all dTugglstG Depot BoweTy,-
The sun., 1879-03-20

An absolute apt Hu'l. r. remedy Tor
tNN~l NIIION.
and 0 other ti>rus.. u t. lY-~ In rIrnlf Forward.
cd irec on rtccplu - A A NAHrlN. Pu.lucura Mur :
Co.. solo dcputlort 500 l. l2ih 81 cor. BruaINAy Y.
SlI7,iOO kENTCCNT IN TKNOKDI-
hAr. MWru -u. 'tlta iulr. fjlpp sil1. con lt,-
llluu'I DO lN-' rflN'' N'nr urhrts uuli s. htNrs,
~ Aitr"ss Hl orders tutNr LurhN bi.r 80 B.o Odd
way, y =. B. u. PptiEN6 rp Nurul.u A-,ut,
kinks KN AND KOCK CANDY"
Iur came r'hnho lu1uty ~ W e'tl. .,l hy lis or tho
IAHt 10 years, 81 ior bottle, % f,I -.ti..u
n k hltk q CO..
90 FULTON 80 Uud fIJ Htl ADNAY.
- H"-ul TT'S"A u" IIFE HAI>AM
- \ -fDr Rhrumni.u. ~rrnfu.t. .ru-I1. tUi
d'ras.. a. Erpat nm ury ut The hIuYd. certain curl.
i've HNAIIr. 2iu Grant 81, tHd iiO tru-ti,ts
VAN HEtI|S "FNE AM KOth" 'ruE
ohit trhWh' tu sulr N rtUiut ur -I-f- tni tIo.trs
700 ~ l'r hue. H'pul. - ttduu, sst ,-uuui ,lr. -
nrr @aNuu.
TIIE rRIEDnECIISHNLL
Is the only reliable and best oi all Bitter Waters
FINE FUKNITURE AND CARPETS on
SPECIAL circuit AZ CLARAEs, 1t1 Broadway Np stairsL
The sun., 1879-03-20

IsInir's PiiIs.-Grcat Ensish Remedy for Gout and
Rheumatism. Al DRUGGIST. have them.
The sun., 1879-03-20

The new House met this morning Mt tho usual
hour and proceeded to business with the same
regularity AS though 1t had been in session Tor
months. The advantages OF retaining the old
officers in their places were apparent TO every
one. The journal OF yesterdays proceedings
wns properly mnde up. Tho clerks. messen-
gers, and dOorkeepers were all IN their plHces.
and perfect order prevailed on the lloor. Tho
order Of business wns the consideration
OF the resolution offered by Mr.. lnr-
ris yesterday that Hun, who holds the
certificate OF the Governor OF Florida to his
election as the AepresentaLive OF the Second
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Thousands Of pcrsoss crossed tic river Seize
on the ice Oh Christmas day.
Au almost co1tioucd fog has prevailed CO
the Thames river during eighteen days pat.
A dispatch from Cannes, Fraooe, reports The
condi i1n OF the iinrrifs Ct Ruasi1 slightly i'm
proved.
The total of the Imports Of wheat iato France
from August to the end of November WAS SIX
teen million bundred weights.
The bill passed by the Spanish Srua!e for
the abolition Of slavery 10 Clba provides that
it shall Cot take effect until 1857.
1t is stated that tho Shah OF Pcis:a intends
undertaking. pilgrimage to Meshed next
spring, acc: mpanied by 10000 troors.
TIL, snoou1ctment that Gen. Cough had
reached CAbul and ,ined ecu. Roberts force is
premature, IS Communications with tho latter
have been cut tH
On Tuesday last King Humbert was goiog
90 buniog txoodition. when the geldarmes
who preceded him encountered crowd who re-.
fused to dispersed and fired on tie geUdarmes.
The latter returned the fire.
he desth is announced Of VIM. HepWsrtb
Dixon tho tisior az and traveller, ADD fer many
years editor Of the London A.hc1eum, in his
lifty-uio,h y:sr Tic cause ct his death was
apop!exy.
Tie polt Of lqlique, Peru, has been opcutd
10 commerce, tn. ouiy restriction being in re-
sprct Of :rnS and amnuuiticn. The President
tfPeru is marc.ing with force UPON Lima,
cXptc;iog the CnilaIs 20 attack Callao aud the
caIi:sI |: is reported that the Bovians sack
ed the town uf TGcua, Peru, and Threatened
Ari3e, 10 the sauc r"pu NJ
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DENVER. Col Dc Is -Uisra.chas :rj:, Los
Pines state that Gent Hatch had IN inter.
fiaW with Cu7iy On Christmas day bat rolhins
Satisfactory W.s arrived st The General SONS
20 hvFe .cst al filth III Qnrav, whoa he thinks
freVarcaias and sc : h:H2ctitc.Ey It gcnsr
ally :upporcd tG-t should OIfay finally crt.!-
milne not to give p &c lrisonsrs wNr viii ho ..-
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