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Sir John Lubbock las rnal!e ont tbut auts do
mn, rc,,trniy. upts nj lin .aur mast Nv nnv aim
.t .'''..1 .,"a,,, L. .,,,,,iss :, n,ss,,i.,
or phss."o'"' :no"s. NV t''.aAs y npus''ol' up.
tat III lhe caao OF nests containing l0uuoo eaell
all thu ants know each otlcr individually.
IN !, rcr,,t s.rrcs NJ ,,p,n,nstr ro,tou. \, l.,
:" y .eo.s ns. ~, VI ~ o.I1'I ,4ea. -, -"
oalpetrtcse, fafl&t ffot. ttareot nas aho"lt
inter nlia ttIat 1t is possible To produce In QUO
subject u state of catalepsy on onu side of tho
body ant simultaneous state Of letharey on
tns o9ner', !Ao 1'aI'ehs IN "'st thin"h lnto
cata'cpsY " looking ~ tho electric lght "a TINS
, 1879-03-08
EnGlIah works anil imported cdit!ons) 10 print
a1t for snls 1uty ]. 1871: ansl supplements will
be Issued To bring tie wole nb to date as often
as OCCASION NAV seem to Fc0tlre,

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aHl for :als ,IutJ ]. 1871; ansl supplements viii
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AZ OCCASION may seem to require.
"sayIng, the. Catcchsm scyenty-nyc Years
sstorlc:0enealna!caf Society dec: !, 1873. by
Dorus Clarke, D. D., Of I,ostun, asi now print
Cd Ia pamphlet fosn, by Leo 4 ahtpasd. The
antt0r attaches Rreat Importance to the cate-
c1ltsn as a means Of grace md growth In knowt-
cll0a, and thinks Tic Sunday.scllool has not en-.
tirc1y supplied tl.c nlacG Of the categlettcal
teaching In the natrIetion of tho youth. Though
The views arc extreme, they Will be read with
interest and favor by n.nny who hare Ind ex-
perieIcc. of the catcehisM. It Is aui!e true. "A
Dr.. Clarke says. that weekly eatcetfsin lesson
ts part vi tho regular course ut Williams Mhl
Amherst Colleges; AMI In the former, At Icast.
entry courac. {3oston: Ice l. Shepard. Cloth,
5o ccnts. Paper, Is ccnts.)
A new edition Of DR.. WoolseY's "Interua-
tiunnt Law " Is ail important work. The author
has long l,ccn recognized as one OF the highest
autihritfcs OIL the subject in this country, md
hls book Is tsitompsrab!y the beat Textbook CT.
sant. 1t is used in nearly al! the COLLEGES. md
y haa rercived ttr approval OF the best teachers.
III preface tn this flfth edition Or. Woolscy
says TINT tt Is unltbflcss the last he will live u
s!,tcrintcnd. WI hops this may not bc SO, hnt
tie author is llow 10 1ar advanced In ycnrs that
it wuuld be .idlu 10 deny shc probability Of such
ah event. III this edition The sho!a work has
bcei' carefully revised; mitch new inatscr his
been added The socttons relating to private III
tcrnat1o'al law. In the strict scnse Of the term.
have been suppresscd; usld the notes aud dis.
eilssit,1s IN tho third appendfx of the third mid
fourth editions have been Inserted In tho text,
cIalcr as parts 0f IT or Us annu1at!ons. II Will
bu seen t.at the new edition Il really what 1t
GID stcrcpivpe platca. New York: Charles
Serlbntr's Sons. Price, $9.50.)
, 1879-03-08

po..' ppr'nt 0t the Riverside edition Of British
arsnN aa osen further advanced by the works
hi eaN', ,%'N' farncll, anA Ttckc!l Ia twoyolumes,
h, e s',s' o1 1at'er IN ono volume. All Of tho
% ch"t''e cna'ae antl part OF the second is devoted
,aks kat'slfll' y Hta life by ". Tooke, i. r. s.,
s,sn ~ .he only authentic ono III existence, IL
r. iull; all thu notca Of tlle same editor
suos'ioeed suoioed; T. Churchill stands more In nucd Of
VI ill., III !aan most p0cts because bis works
t,1y n; Tt!a historical and personal ullustoas,
k1e n,',l "heh ara now obscure. The work Wan
aaalrsI loe all ,-'Tookc, syho says that tl3
&talu tna,!ofs nofs than a hundred volumes to
Elif nn - lor ll0tcs, hna tins written copl-
KILN" y" NJ W. alsnutetnpassases. Churchill was
E.ltItn ose1fate1 ID hls uwu day. liz Was q
tp Il ~. ~. johnson and other csnincut literary
a.4r 81 IL. Ma period, aud almost au ayowed iui-
Tie Elaea; but Ills poems, particularly
tsr ,es'lty ,eesulaflty of construction, nlil, though
M, ,",,nsllnn II, ,; Of bet,g called onu OF ths ilrst
kshiehu ~ usY. Hts unhappy llfr, tic excuses
.lere =, nave never beeu tulIy weighed, ID no.
W d, Hs'i tusd as III this nlcluoir, Tic
VI 81 ot rraa1nell Is bY Oliver Guijsmiti,, a,nl
.tak. Of ''Sine,l w.. by Dr, Johnson. The lila un4
as!an, .uS ,tfii'cr ttofii'cr occupy l27 pages lu tlIis
lhe soln,naaa aaose 1t Tue latter 16l pages.
Estaut thsn ~ Butter ts of courss Muse im.
L4it Ella au ill., ths oiltr4. Though known Tor
eeas of ;ts sa "Hud!bEas," he Is known Tor TINT
satk hi - !. Immortal poets.-ihc author Ut
much classic In English ~
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THE TEAR.

When Frtendgb.p or Love
Our sy1nusthiet more,
When truth In glance should appear
NTH d dImple or stte,
put tue tcst Of affection = Tear.
Too oft Ia a smflt
nut the tlyuocritG's VILE,
To MINK ArttssGt,on OF !eat;
Whilst tho Bou1.telllnp aye
il tainmcd TOR tiu,e wltu Tear.
Mild cbarity'e xIow,
To us tt,QftalH below,
Shows tie euul frum bafhsrtt7 cle4re
Whetethts virtue IL felt,
And It's dew il dttfnsyd In Tear.
Tie man .loom'd to sail
VIII the blast of tflu gale
'hrou ~ b1lIprl Atlantic 10 steer,
Which uny soon bo biz grave,
Tic crcvt, spnrkles bright With Tear,
The soldier braves denth
For a tnnciful wfealM
IN Giury's romantic cafger;
Nhurn in baltle latL low,
And batI,cs every wound With Tear.
Irwitb high -bouulinE pride
lie return TO ht4 bride,
RenOuncn3 tho gore .ctinison'd spear,
When. embracing the Maid,
From, I,er cycIld 10 ktssea tho Tear.
80
Sweet eccun Of my youth,
Hent OF Friendship aud lrntb,
Whore :.pye chased pich last .huetipg year.
I.oth to leave thee. n,onrncd,
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From statistical table recently constructed
by N. D. Natarcc. aud pub!lshcll ia "ComE,cs
Rcnilus," 1t appears ~ tint the Decimal metric
system Of weiglts and nIcasurcs Is now estab-
lishcd legally and obligatory In eighteen States,
comprising population Of 22.;aiG millions Of In
habitants {ti,csc btates ars Frnuee and colonies.
Belgium, Holland nud colonies, Gernuny,
Sweden, Norway, Austrla-Iiuugarr, Italy,
Spain, Portugal, Roun,ana, GREECE, Brazil,
Columbia, Ecuador, Peril Chilli, alu1 thu
Argentine Rcpublic); 9l that II is made
legally optional IN three Statcs. having popula.
lion OF T5,G millions. VIZ: Englnnd, Canua, nl'L
te United StatcB; 90 th4t It Is admitted III prIli.
cplc or partially for cuAtuus, III i've Suites, With
1855 million lnlAa,tta1its (ylz. lirtIsh lnl,a,
Russia, Turkey. Vcnczuuia, nlns hungary; ~
tlrl Tint, altogether, the ., stem Is tst4liItslied
Oh!leAtorllY, Or optionaly, ar In princlulc. II,
twrnty-six Suites, comprising G5 mIilfon lnlao-
itAnts. Fuur States layu different systun,s,
lcei,na ~ to n,ultpIcs u1d divisions, but f'ascd
u, aualrr unit thu.l tic mutre. They cott,prIks
I'll million inhabitants, and dfc Switzerland.
Mcxco. dMpan. l,4a Chinu. 10 these may be
added sn!ne mediocre States. With various sys-
tens, uol,.tleci,tal and nt,.fnctrlc. It uppcara,
then, tlat In 1871 inuruthau lIalf ll!u population
Ut civilized Status, comprising l,lS0 'fot, liz
habitMnts, legally recognize tile decimal nietrs
sysGM NJ weights al1d 1neusllres. a largo Part
af tlts prut5ress IL III tltese recent yeAta.
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Hut on tho sraors It twelleth free,
Ill Ia 4 ftnsiras mountain eltfltl,
With A rosy rtlepl:. A 1ix,ltAathe look,
And RRnit1t strong md Will.

the rose relate to its origin, which they account tnr
forms u that Flofa. being ar!erea 1t. tao oss Of
Ss ss sSfs by y ps, t. IT,
ilaccIn,, vertuHnus, and Pomona rsye to the new
fcciion while nnoiher account saya Tho tcse sprnmr
from inc tears Of VENTS. rs Hio wandered about III
ons s hs Al 9e ot: Ssf t. II.
rose, md cycn tho .natter.nt. fact Turks declare
Tint our Hover was burn from the drops Q! pcr.
SO impressed, indeed. wete tho ancient pouts With
the snpcr1attve beauty Of tbs rose lhat thcy were
not con.ent With r!y!ng II a'mo.t divine origin.
naessengesa 10 watch over and ca.e fns II:
7ss :ess"s IN aSH. yG. HI: ~
XII Srssse sas Seqost .sast aa
The several legends alluded TO In The preCet-
Ing paragraph scc,u, however, to look upon the
ross us white, mud qartuus other funcies nrc
therefore called in 10 account for the rcd rose.
According to the Greek myth. It wns the rcd
lowed from thu wounded feet Of Venus, MS shs
rushed through tic woods In at agony Of despair
In acarrh OF the dead body OF AnoBls. Thonlas
Moore, Id l,ts +" Ballads" gives another version
OF the birth Of The red rosr:
They tell rs that 1.ovs ln hs fairy bower
II Ssg RsKhsa 5s.hsa H. s s .asx 1s'a%w nMe sns
ss ,s* = S ;s; +:
,, q rgby had AZ 3dyeI, .,
~, All oinshed lato oeaaty lske Ihee' aHce' mad!
The different kinds Of roses aaso owe their
origin 10 supernatural agency, II the poets may
bc trusted, Thus Koscoc tells us that--
A. Venus wandered midst the 1da1Ian hower,
And watcheu tho Loves aud Gyaccs round her
play; .,. ... ,..., a. ,.,. 1..
She piuckcd u1nsIS rose from itd acW'bcnt
, ,spsay ,,.,.,, J.. ..,u,,.
Anu 'oe, na,scr. sac e''e'' sAa'' '' ny ia'os''e
For o,cr ~ sf,n,.op leaflets viii shower
Ttoso1v,nr m .w.cta To strn ina snu n,Ssx.n
n"s n,,'a, a,at,t,on ,nav H., ',"I, n" >. u,,,,
,,e,1t ' ,n 9Isn;nn,,r n,vsn T us .,,ot, ~ sa
tra.s T. IVY ~ it'll 1.c na lily SsuaS
III u. a. na.,ons @ nissosy s.ia u.s. ofo so pao Gag1e)
''as H. IN ouf oMn n'nc,Na'
:, The Irif y vol known to ~ lovers Of flowers.
oecads t., aoamaany n W. eon95sto. ana ls
II naepr ~ naintG nna scnlr nnd "den nnys ,
,,"s,a,, rar, ~ httt"sv r. n,xthna h y ssti II
o eoa fron, uenYcu III. ,yas mcrsenrer r. e en
poye1 BY Jnno,, and she is genoralIY Represented
itke psari md radiant With ali tho co!ors Of thc
rainbow: Her name. INDEED. Which literally
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nni "Apoluget!cS." The defonsc OF ChriftIauity.
TIC contcnts OF this learned anil truly yaluabls
wDrk. The volume ts an octaro Of moso tllan
900 pages, well printed and handsomely hound.
IL should have p1xes Il, every pnstor's 1hrnrv,
in all cur theological sc1niuar!es. R.W.r.
, 1879-03-08

"Don Qntxote y Is In Spanish. The poems nrc
well buund, Rnd prfnlcll ou Thick, tinted pupcr.
THO wl,0la edition p,itnhDrs nbu!1t .lty volumes,
mid will be when completed tlIe uIost perfect
ono Of the kind for tho ordinary library uf which
MD Tlekct1." Two volun,eA, s9b0. "nntter.e
t}no vulutnc, Si.D. Boston: floughtol', Osgood
& Co,l
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only IA thcrc COOL deal oi history In tho cranbcrrs
worthy of attracting ur attention, but i tns also
IN ncxc1hng blcak Alpfno spot. thus alngs Of onr
papt:
Tho cranberry hInMon, ,tHrlteth theret
Amid theAA lohbtatFs eAlI.
HtctElng Ike fairy EIft
Lett oil tho 4frcafY world.
'Tts aich uee, fair dainty thing,
You'd think EFfen. .hnuit Hhrtn
Would he IT. 1T tDpcr iMHlltnS plncCs
Kept cIUsc fFpTu Wind anH kfofsn.
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- -. ,y"sn II ,xifhnut IN har timyr
o. , tHS ,ot. to thn"n " Ermnc hnvc ai.u Int i,t
uwu M pouss ~" ~ frrn. ,lr,nns u.unv asorn,.nv In
" ~ y hay ~ E.t,sro III snt;, inm',;y,,a rnfn.s
Ws ~ H. Hor"t trrssnr". ncs mi svn ,ucntion
~ ftt T., thn hsuifni ,neu, .hs Fnm.atn
~ With nrn woui,i Grst ir, With uji thc exsceta
~ Mta,sM us H. ~ sa."nc -, q inans xsH 49,,
t!oa u nnonk @ .tHss r. iii ,in WHY ~ IT.. G ~
Et ~. nt ~" IL nhich ma fnrn r. "swsa ,rhis
lisonA. tous ~ il "t taTh. rvn Grava. i aa .unn az
etanxa in. ~ 'ou"o !" Luz "o ''"'es' ""a '"A4 ~
toiio"s; ,-,,,.
nGst oser W. r,nfu nAs - netu i.niI .s' ae
Aud S tSei ksenett Iys ryv iii, scsfc1 ii Tan,
'iionK Hsisrs and !orns md potiFuf shoep,
For Tic spot whcte thu aEel couple sleep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

There will be concert AZ Stelnway Hall
next Tuesday evening which will enlist the services Of
Il large number OF artists. Anon; them are Nine
di Murska. Mis-. RiceKuoX. the three Misses PAIRING
MISS Maud Morgan Mr.. Courtney, nr. Fritsch ; gnor
SuSin :. f. Mills and Rumncl Arbucklc, Herr Pepper
violOnCest; Mr.. J. G. iIill. who VIII appear as
NclUis and ". T. II lis. II - announced thJi there
viii also tt an orchestra Of sixty performers who VIII
bc ,lt rUatrlY assisted " bY Messrs. MarclIek
NcuendOin. CaIlbeTg ana I'M. Perhaps!
A translation Of L'ATonge's celebrated
comedy. DIR. Klaus" viii he BROUGHT out at TIC Fifth
Avenue Theatre tomorrow night under the title of " Dr.
Clyde" The cas which would seem 10 In strong one
embraces number OF excellent actors, among them
McsSrs. Charles Fisher. GrorSr y. Chapman Harry Lee
owen fawceit. Frank HtFdcnhurg hiss l.iie W ,lton
Miss Laura Don. Miss Monk and Mrs. Il Chhund. y
now scale uf prices has been at pied al mi theatre
tho chrcc for orchestra stalls being nOWOuy Il -
GIllandi, Mapleson's new tenor, made his
debut CHICAGO some 0ays ago. H. has not met with
any gTra. succ HE CAteGg) Trib""c say OF him
that h. fairly voice, bat that he sings out OF
tunt. wnich Is not ItoIl-iuC Galassi sp'cLdidy
received ~ E-ui't'o" He s"'uIs Ia nave been APP
pl,riatcd more nearly as lie deserves IA Chicago Than
lBuStOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

conferred upon the superintendent OF the Insurance De-
partmeDt The DEPUTY superintendent OF tho Insnr-
3nce Department. by any statute OF this state, are
hereby Transferred to- vested ill., and imposed upon the
Controller.
SEc 4. Al books. papers, documents money. Sc
curitcs, etoch' bonds mortgages aud all other pa
pcrs or properly IN ;hc office OF the SUPERINTENDENT Of
the Insurance Department. under bis control or the
control oi any @pp"nice of emp"yc OF the said Snpein
tcrdcut. all, upOu tho - day OF Jauuary, IN tho year
$50. Dee iran fcrird 10 the Controller, aud thenceOr
WaIG be- and remain in Ms custody
80. >. The AttGWry-GcuclIli- hereby directed 10
Iniae and 10 report the Leg stature WITHIN sixty
days az "r tie passage OF ths act what, II any. abrdg
mrnt or revision ~ the insurance laws may IN HI udS
meni be safely ogde, hereby the supervision Cf n>ur
ancr com dn.r~ ;uay br simpliied.
SIC q. Inc Said ConrO Ter hereby authorized TO AZ
point 10y and Wh the cons. ut OF III. Aturn" Gouera
person who hall be knowh ~ the Attorney aud ES-
3Inlncr OF 1cS.' 40 shall be au attorney aud com
>cllur-ii-law, ami who sh' receive annual salary
Ing n per fav. while absent from the depart
mcu IN thr actual Performance OF his official an lts
The si'd Controller shall also appoint pprspn who
-uGii be known as General APPRAISER" ~ the d-patt
u"ii. VIII" shall rec |r an annual SALARY uf $4,000,
HiH 10, "tth.t tNpruS net exceeding ~ Der dtN,
Ni.' as ut from Inc department IN the actual pr
foraH"' o. la, official dut!e'; Tho ,aid " Attorney
and EN1Intr - iHeS," and the said " General Ai-
pTiiS D." ~h.I perform al the duties now urrorurd
~ tuC ATTORNEYS ana appraisers heretofore a}-
pointed hy the fuuerIntcut.nt Of the Esul-
ptonIhii'f ifum 'rt. wing and IL! various lu-uraH"
rrnr '"s |pinC hl,iu'>, 10 tn, ~tftc ate Lcrtb pro-
hn'i from pawn -..fy 9th PERSONS o. person ,rany
tNt-iairu "i i =. appraisal al UNrifN, or counsel
tee. am TIE IGsHr1uc. companies sauil not Dee sub
1rci'd - .nr cNpch'c VEatevtr ior examination
or apr. i>'l 90 property, "r 60 tae payment Of
-'t e." 40 zen. rot 10 uatI,u; e.! Attorney and
IE.uiia'r o.. Tides. aud General \ pr'cr Who shah
'c f'd Do 'Er ,tH. !I -.c- and .toiI ihc ,.d
tha' 'A" in the SAID Controllers Depart
H.tnt "r, DOW pad.
SIC Z. This rt -lil take eject on the day Of Jt-
u.i', lr~u. except Section uCrtuf. which shall take
sf az B al ffl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
SAVAGE FIGHT WITH THE CHEYENNES.
TIE INDIANS REFUSE ALL TERMS AND FIGHT WITT
PERFECTLY RECKLESS DIFFERENTIATION - III
BAND NEARLY WIPED our

TIE INpIANS REFUSE ALL TERMS AND FIGHT WITH
prrFFcIIY RECKLESS DIFFERENTIATION - NE
BAND NEARLY WIPED or.
FoRr RoBISSoN Neb., Jan. 23.-COurCrS ar
rived this morning confirming the news OF the battle be
tween CAPTAIN VESSELS command, consisting OF four
comparir, Of the 30 Artillery, and the escaped
Cbrvrnncs yesterday morning. The companies
were all deploycd as skrmisher., hemmng the
Indians IN Oh all four Sides leaving no
po-slb.e avenue OF escape The Indians had placed
themselves III deep washou keeping under cover.
A, soon as the skirmlshrrs were within 80
wards Of the stronghold. The sayases opened deadly
fire killing sergeant Taggart and PrYates Brown and
Nelson Of Company A, ana dang r"nsiy ii not fatally,
woundng Private Drnolssc. OF Company H. Despite the
valley poured INTO the troops. they steadily advance and
when within twenty-five yards Of the savas's position,
IRE WAS opencd on an SIDES terrible cfert Al nj
moment CAPTAIN Vessels. lc ding his company and
loudly cheering them forward. received
slight scalp wound from a pistol In tn" hand
Of one OF TIE Curlennes, rendering Inn
tely in.eusibe. Lieutenant Case. OF COmI
A. seeing the commanding officer ali rushed
forwart instantly, seized Captain Vessels and ear
rel him bc''ui TOE rang o. We tht"f me-
thea ,,ni. forward ~ TIE head ~ he own colnri
A- galaitrl Jed t, 30 The NriY '"g oi ihr Wasbodt,
phcr- tLcy fought the enem' " tl unahat"d iniy.
NtauTiIlc Csytain t'2!- HNlhT - l'ohSt"lS-
ncs AZ an came To TIE front, aud seeing tia Sron1h
imt}orrd his men 10 cease HING. Win VI
20 urt..n tne RENAME 60 ven - 10 SURRENDER,
uut the i,ter ~tuh5otnly refu,d aud rushed nj The
troop, W TIA formidable hunting KNIVES, fdNhS rNuchu
an their amHuuitiuu lie, srcnci determined to SUI
render 10 death ouIY bu: i0rr tie La att duCtu
man, PAGES ANOiley was hrcd by The troops and al was
Companies aud O were BAT po.liious 10 accom-
pli>h much, While Captain Evans WIN ana
ID caupanlos remained on the opposite blun
tom vh.r, Colonel v sells started, ANA MOI know
ue tnc position Of W,S-el.oS connind. arrived too
/ ,.t. for ACTON. After he hIug tAC urdd Uudi Oi
! tVpu,y-:hrre Indians were found ~ hc lnts o.
,urird bY them. Thi, nrmIcr ncui'd scNcd
,,n huck- four sduaw- ana t. pdl uscs. Mn" -
u,Au,d 81 wh,. buck AID i've ~.iUt "eac moro
! on les " ounutd, and three squaWs were unhuTL
90 the troops, ONLY t.r t,t nt.tt . rc mrHiln"td
w,rr AT led and "a. tam We srll- aud me pr Nd.c
! a. Ia. coutrauy wounded. Tn after cam ave.
ambul1uce. lrf here ct any hour THIS morning 10
| hiring III the dead Al d wounded. ami are nov NOV ~
| back slowly They are expected LeIe Win the troops
! tomorrow aftcTDOun.
AN OFFICIAL REPORT
| CmCAGo Jan. IA dispatch from Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
ALBAN y.
WORK OF THE LEGISI AZURE.


COST or me COMPLETION OF THE NEW CAr!roL-
PROPOGED ABOLITION OF THE INSURANCE bT-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ NEw-Y"hK CRY.
The new Capitol Commissioners reported to the
Senate Yesterday; they say that for 100000 the
building can bee completed and furnished. MI
Skinner introduced bill in the Assembly for ahol-
ishng the Insurance Department, aud trans
ferrinG the duties of the Superintendent to the
Controller. A bill was introduced requiring
Life Insurance companies to Issue paidup policies
10 holders Of lapsing policies on which three
payments shall have been paid. There was
a debate in the Assembly on Mr. Brooks 5
resolution relative to excessive salaries IN
the Ncw-York inferior courts. end II was
laid on the taOc, Air. Stralan from the Committee
Cities. giving notice of his intention TO introduce
a bill soon which viii enable and conpc the an
thortlc5 Of the City of NcW-York ~ reduce saia-
Ilrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
SOMETHING WORTH REMEMBERING.

SIR: The dispatches from Charleston about
the Teller Investigation are Tar nom iar The A'~"-
ciatcd Press agent there l. Captain Dawson, Edi-
for OF me Nor, and Comlcr. ana mem
her ~ the De nocratIc County Committee Of
Charleston. He In credited Win having suggested
he ~ sue ballot fraud IN thu r,t days report he -i
that tne Democrats and Rerub agreed that one Of
tue Board o. County Commissioners was Republic an
TIE Truth Is that Montgomery was once kepub.icanaN
h. A. Willis, u NcwYork was, but Ire was not 80 al tie
last election. So IN Tie report printed to-day he says
~ the close OF HE report Of Pcknrys testimony. that
Pinckney admitted on Characterization that MS
trouhles with the Democrats had all personal origin
I don't lbelieye thisi for II was not true, ami
Plnckney Is not a who could DE made TO say ~ His
trOubles all from the Tact OF Ills hAE ns been
witness VI the warning given BY the Democratic County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

II. IENNATnEF.

Last nights performance OF I'll 1I0Na-
tor. a, Hr.;!t. Theatre, by u.r oti1aosch company
'fIri! .,,u- variety t, the general character OF
SO. enter iuin.u'~ with wlIrh tins troupe hl- beeH
Providing r, rt late. Ii Wa not that tde opera
HAD exact. trc charm 81 novelty not that
The ,-.. .c aa> an, better than previous even
re Wa. 1ot that tEe "a chorus acquitted
tIfH, We more cscnt1b,y lhal usual 20 bo quite
FRANK, ot~ ao.aeV lat IA, -ttIY 10 thc
rasla expectation Low thr chorus. 10 whom
l. Ir.Yttcg." can scarcely have ben wholly
1riauill.. uauI.ed TO do incit share OF
tAe t..at-, Vura So peculiarly 81. Tine surprise lay
mite fact tat there were two 81 t.c leading artists
WHO tHcN distinctly VIA, they want "a 60, ard dld
90 I.> ii, nli commonly been the case with th~ troupe
ilrng 90. pr 10 season TIL majority oi the uudcrtth-
Jugs r 1ed ID lc great measure tentative, and
hr.c quite naturally. ave proved not wholly sat
-ctoly IHi last nigh the Leo"or1 Clme. 81 Mnrs& a.,
'rd tac I-"reo Ni.so t}I happrne TO o. ARTISTS WHO
Iut, ul,r-ty, their business hence resulted Tia
t,r q, t,. .i., 20 least coulI ma, 10 the perform
aoc Was satisfactory. Mme. ~ Nnr'Sa has
not a.. voice tr,t she had when we heard
her lS-i ia opera here s1ino four years
ago ol iAr matter OF hJt she had lat night very Htte
Norc ~ ,l, q, any how hut il va. delight I" near
sustr who. Vu. she began cidcnld, did not leave
0ic u J a.y Hut to how she was Going to get
through whale slime. d MuIsAa's LtoHDrd Is not r.
uark4n.r dramatic approximation, nor Il II In
any rr.pcrt wholly iucprott1a"lc: but II Was
~ mach better than T. - Of tr singing that We have
been compelled Ia listen 10 Of late. that AZ was n4m 10
The ~ouuded -p t Mss Cary. Zoo. was excellent as
<sao,nq strong spirited dramatic. h'tn III her singing
shd Ia her aching Mi. Adams "aSa h""ico elderly Ia
appearance petratchsi SOict, aEd >Ish0f fah"eohi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
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