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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
JEREMIAH T. DENISON. NJ. D.

DR., jeremiah T.. DenisOn, of Fairfield,
Conn., whose death the OF seyentyfour years Is
announced was for many years prominent among the
medical practitioners OF his State. Dr. Denison
was born in New-Haven. graduated at Yale College.
studied medical and surgica science PARIS, and. re-
turning 10 New-Haven took his medical degree 1927
He hogan the practice OF his profession at Warehouse
Point Conn., from which place, after two years OF
cessful practice he returned to New-Haven and asso
ciated himself with Professor Knight. Several years
later he established himself in Fairfield. where he lived
for nearly forty and where he has just died About
twenty-eight years ago, after close examDation he
sdoped the principles OF Hahnemann and, In 1881, he
came the first President OF the Connecticut H0mmO-
pathic Society, which he one OF the founders.
I'm recent wears DR.. Depson had been unable ~ at
tend 10 the more 4boTOus duties OF MS profession. lie
was man OF strong ChArd cteT, kindly ana courteous at
heart ana IN manner many persons VINO could not
suDort his professional VIII regret 20 hear OF his
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20 zrzxrE 1870
DIED.


DEVOTION TUESDAY morning April 30 at her home in
Toledo. Ohio. Mary -. wife OF T. C. DeWof
will be held Al residence OF deceased on Thurs
day afternoon May l.
GILLEs-On "Wednesday Aprl 80 Thomas GILES, aged 50
Reauyes respectfav invited attend the
nera SATURDAY May 3. from ais late residence, 23o
HULI-suddeny at Morrisown. y T. on April 90 George
Lawrence, OF Aureus b. and Sarah T. Hull aged 20
Fa9e from First Pressyteran Church at Moristo~n.
JENKISsOn Wednesday afternoon April 30 Leah wife Of
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral At her
late residence No % Monroe place, Brooklyn, on Friday,
May >, at 2 O'Clock y. m.
LAwRENCE-At Newtown Lion Monday, April o. Mary
yep ne of me family, are respect,uv invited 70
attend The funeral services at her late residence on Thurs
Train leaves Hunters Point, Long Island CITY 2:sO
the r rel ii s ,2a SgF9 a IeLean IN
Alexander Mclean Of the NewYork Conference are in.
vited attend the funeral servces on Friday next Nay
Of which he for nifty years Official member Please
In H'atn a. Hudson, Ny
MIrLTR-sutdenly, on Tuesday, April 20, OF eryspelas
Chrstlana wyie, infant daughter Of Walter T. aud Chris
The remains were Inferred in MacnpeIah Cemetery.
MORRISON Tuesday April 30 Jonathan ". NOrs. aged
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited to attend
on Thursday evening, May l. at O'Clock
PEARSON Jersey city. Tuesday April 20, 1879 su
Restives and friends arc layt attend funeral
Vices the rtslden0c l. 'elbttk,
esq, No 2s7 York-St., Jersey City. on Friday May at
ll:3O a.
At meeting OF the - Trustees OF the Goodyear Den
tai Vulcano Company, held The Office OF the a.
the city OF son the following resolutions were adopted
Whereas Josiah BaCcn he o the Goodyear Den
Vulcanite Company suoe is organization who ab
sent fro bono faithful performance Of his uty tO this
company was murdered sunday, April H. 1873 az san
Francisco by engaged in Iespassng upon s patent
RESOLVED That We with profound grief the untlmey
loss OF friend kindly disposition endeared HIM 10 Al
him well. ana whose aOliy ana courage con-
mapded the resnect NJ all
Resolved That sustained rrepsfable
loss death Of brave and faithful officer wlO for nearly
1ieen wears has performed the difficult and Responsible
tearessy cOnsCien Ousy aud
with signal ability and success
Resolved That In tue death OF Josiah Bacon the community
has sustnei loss His great executive ability,
troes. industry sound Judgment Iare tact faithful deyo
ton duty enterprise and courage fair prospect OF
bright career Tor many years 10 come,
Resolved tender to the widow and relatives OF our
deco deepest most heartfelt sympathy In
re terrible sorrow that has upon them
nv order OF the Board OF Trus tees - -
April 20, 1879. e. EhN hSI CADOC secretary
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Jew YORK April 30. 1879.
TO the Stockholders OF tie Pacific Mail steamship Com


To the Stockholders OF tie Pacific Mail steamship Com.
GRNTFNgN: 4 card has recently appeared. signed bv
D. BlbcOck who Il acing as director and OIL er
McsSTS MhchOus" & Co.
his IL viii he WONDERED that this tie same
firm tha the last election bitterly, bus fortunately unsuc
c'ssiy Of the largest Ockh ldes who
then acting In with 10 elect the present Board by
whom tho company has been saved from utter ruiz The
i tCrOs" ~ Mr. BGbCock. Tar has red
ts II very small prOpor OF the 100000 shares Of It's
capital stock.
While been identified The company its largest
ocEhold wu.g DO cary Opcsevcnth it, entire cap
it STOCK have r6eed energies promote TIE interests
OF the Pacific Mail my time my money and my credit have
been freely used IN its behalf AID they viii continue To b.
used - long J connected with the Can MI
BtucOck make ike staten INT quote from b. card The
il IN far better condition than n year
must materially add to is ue To whom II tho credit
Or this condition II to the uneC action OF the whole
Board - Directors eight out oI nine OF whom desre my
rceleC.iOnl
quote again; What ia needed for its permanent success
board directors interested in Pacific Mail" Can
who il q salare pres dent ut another steamship
pany We and the saaried Weep MT Of a
railroad company be sad 20 possess is qualification Are
entire -erviccs The Pacific Mail requires is heaG one
devote his entire time nd attention TO it interest
"alone" ! am candidate for would accent the
prcs ncy 9th ONCE except that OF director That
desire not for personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT or bone
It, Du' protect my interests stakeholder,
which Identical with think that the magui-
those interests entities thereto The peTna
nent welfare OF this COMPANY depends uuOn pursuing strictly
agree with IN this view aAd who not wish tbeirneTes
sacrificed side schemes made tributary 10 other
CORPORATIONS requested TO send proxies Mesrs
William John Obueu no. IS Walsti Messrs. SouJter &
CO. No 50 broadway Nesars = T. W All CO " Co.. 80 -
Broad-st, Yours very ruy, Henry HART
No. 739 MadisOu.aye.
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Guecial Notices.

A The Seaside Library.
IN, To.morrov. in CLEAR, BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE.
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MAY and D. at 2:3Op. m.
"A valuable collection MEDALS, the property
Of MICHAEL MOORE. esq. CT
TRENTON FALLS. \. Y.
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LAST EyEEING's SALE OF
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AND FINE H.RBLE STATUARY.
II Ill
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THIS (THURsDAY) AFTERNOON, as Clinton Hall also
TOMORROW (F.lDAf) AFTERNOON
EXTRAORDINARY PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE AND CHEESE ART TREASURES
TIE cRArO COLLECTION
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BY ORDER OF
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Also,
Mt Crapos Coestion Illustrated and Art Books Roberts
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BIrIoN AT CLINTON HALL
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NASHUA, n. H., April 30.-C. V. Dearborn,
National Bank Examiner OF Ihis state, has returned
Investigation Of the condition Of the Inconis
National Bank which was lately robbed. He states
that the 50 sos in moaey stolen. The sum
OF 1893 900 In W. carried OF, al except 10000
payable 10 the OF the baub ana TINS yuc e to the
robbers United states coupon bonds 10 The amount o
- 200 were also stolen TIE bonds had nt been
Pledged as collateral The opinion OF the Bank Exam
iner is that the bank Is not liable for the latter loss.
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JOHN WATT, PRINTER FOR sIxTY-Two YEARS.

John Watt, who dled at Sprngheld, ONO,
on the 25th ut, one OF the oldest printer. in the
country. He born in this city December o. 1904,
and for nearly sxtytwo continuous years had pursued
his vocation typogrSpher His first work at type
setting was in this city in September. 1917 Mr..
Watts knew the Harper Brothers when they were
bows and vas afterward a felow-Norkman with
them. He also worked with tho late Horace Greeley,
for whom he entertained lifelong friendship. In 1887
Mr. Watt removed 10 Cincinnati. where he remained
until 1880 While In that city he engaged IN the
iobprntng business and was also connected with tho
book and press rooms Of The Gazette and Prank
lin " offices. He went 10 Springfield in 1850.
and during his twenty -eight years' residence
there WAS connected. compOsitor or
prcssman with The Mem odfst Trostau and The Repib
he Mr. Watt set hts last 4" take Of copy January
90 1879. He leaves wife. two sons ard three dsush-
tsrs One is the superin tendent Of The Re
y,,6ie new s-roOm. Mr. Watt member OF the First
B.piist Church OF Springfield, and commanded the e.
TEEN OF all who knew MIN His funeral took place on
the eth ut. and was attended by the printers and
Journalists Of the city In q body.
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THE hon. CLINTON L. COBB.
NORFOLK, Va, April 30.--The Hon. c. l..
Cobb died ~ Elizabeth CITY, NJ c., to-day.

Clinton L. Cobb was born at Elizabeth City,
n c.. August 20, 1912. He attended school until he
was thirteen years OF age, and then went into count
ingroom. He aiterward studied law, and in 1867 OBJ
tanned license practice He was defeated IN
for the legislature in 1866. He elected to the
XLIst XLId, and XLIId Congresses from tho LIST North
Carolina District as Republican, serving from March
A. 1869 TO March 3, 1879 He defeated In 1874 by
Jesse j. Yeates tDem.l During his terms Congres
man. Mr.. Cobb served the Committees Revolution
arr Pensions and War Claims and Chairman OF the
Committee on Freedmen's Affairs.
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X WORTHiNGpON.
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BOwERY THEATRE CLOSED.
......... MI AN:uI ~. frhnn

Manager Meath, Of the WINDSOR Theatre,
the Bowery. informed Police Captain Allairo that be
feared troube the theatre night. and accordingly
several officers were placed in the building. Financ al
difficulties have overtakn the MANAGERS, and the sal
aries o. me employees greatly in arrears Last night
the orchestra refused play. and 1lallY the gas
turned of, and the hGdence was turned out by the
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nOUGHTON, O.GOOD q Co..

THE Southern states. Vol - OF" Poems oi Place." "a
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The Lady of the AroOst ,Ok. By W. .. U0weus. >.
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BY stuart Stefne. 81.
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JONATHAN W. NORRIs.

Jonathan w. Norris prominent member
Of IA. Produce Exchange aud OF the firm OF j. W. Norris
CO. provision merchants OF No 237 Pearlst., died on
ndtnrtistb-s st the age of thirryseven years. He
has b,en iu l-hs eth since his return from Europe last
summer. His funeral will take place to-day at hs late
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THE REGISTRATION LAW IN BOSTON.

Bosros, April 30.--The Republicans in the
House. after brief discussion this morning. agreed to
refer the bill providing Tor new reclamation law In
BOSTON ~ the next General Court The motion pre-
vailed BIZ nearly unanimous vote
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ARTISTIC FURNITURE

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GENERAL FELIX DOUAY
PARIS. April 3O.-General Felix Douay, In
spector-Ge General of the Army, Is dead.

General Douay was one Of the most distin-
guished generals in tho French Army. Ie fought In
tho italian campaign. ana wounded at
sofernO. lie took q prominent part in The
FraucO-German War. and although he was adherent
OF the Empire he upheld Loyalty the National cause.
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ming Memorial Church. The subscript ion papere have
only been out three dave The pastor OF the church,
the Rev NJ X SehermerhOrn, gives Sl,OOO-ohe-tohth
OF all his posses siOns.
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
JOHN WILEY X SON.

Res,ric,ed 10 books Of ne pntAs raJ U0lS:.nf
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marra' q iAnmnn- flortaa Wnter.-i ~, ie Ios' u ia
those whose nervous systems ere most sensitive prefer pe
fore all Others AID the exclusion OF all others. not
for sine only but and continuously The sense u
smell never tres VI It's sOft. refreshing Od0r.
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Several new mineral springs have been dis
covered ~ Germany y Cal II. Schultz, Of this city
They are CONSTRUCTED uOn the same principle as the
soda water machine. hu have the advantage over IN
that they send forth purely natural water. Ihey are
driven by steam. and known "a the " CarbOnating
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MONEY roR THE CH1NNING MEMORIAL.

10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrpuSI.i
NEWPORT, II. l., April 3O.-About $4,000
have b Ell subscrbed by Untarians here for the Chan
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MIDNIGHT WEATHEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, cooler.
north and west winds, rising barometer, and clear
Weather.
For Now gland cooler. north and west winds rising
barometer clear weather.
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Guecill Notices.


made EASY, ches1 aud qnieK by using JAhI.7 PILLS
Qures snd 10 your grocer sAd tty II FOR yourse
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pepsia oppressive Dre1tsug c0sQYeness All @Se-
Gouuine viehy-sp -cinc Tor GouI, Rheumatism Da
betes, Gravel. kinney Diseases, &c.
Mans Mission on Rsrlh-A thorough Medical rrestlss
indicating Como med D,4OlhIlo, NAY Dc rea"td Ias
praotse the agencies tast Insure hoNlri .a'
that have been impaired " o'cfssi'l posoIs \ ,.s'us
Obstacles 10 Marriage aud Of the means 20 rsnW5
them by mail 23c currency Of pO's--s .t-H9sy Ass"
secY huschn An1oIy tll N----l.9 :. .-,sl =
Posi- Once Nouce f1rsiga n,is Ing
SATURDAY. May 3 1873. wiz Gloss A. tais oncc "a
VEIN EsBAY At $50 = "a for EGtosr ~ .csm.hiD Al.
80 va 0ee6srorn isorr,,Doadence ior France must
specially Addressed ana AZ 10 NJ l0n france iieeI ~
steamship Franco. via hsvre on TIN kSDA y ~ ~ . a
spondence for Gernaay AID France mast D.. specially ~
eees.odl and at ~ M iof .as9ps; oy M
m OF Europe. nv -tepmshlD CIV OF Ken mona, Va
0raa,,stown correspondence fer Germany aRi scot
land must be specially atre.se,D and AZ II m. ior
scotland direct by steamship Ciiossss via GLASGOW and
Ar ii3O A ~ Tor Germany &c. ~ steamship Mosel VA
the Continent must bs specs.Y ADDRESSED me ,I as
foI Denmark srsaec aud MOI "a, arc q.;.sls" g lam
Iurko Island &c Will leave NeuYOrk Nay Inc mails Tor
A,Pawa and soa's pseiae pgsI. W. ~. neS say aud
Ihs mails io McHloo leave Ses aSA sI :. nS ~, ,ns
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lRiLsSR OFFICE, May l, / a. m.-Tho barometer
i slightly Yesterday morning ana again in the after
noon; al the close Of the day the movement up
war; The clouds began TO break early In the morning,
ana Gear and partly cloudy weather prevailed during
considerable who'd about $3.50 .. m. the temperature
nasSea between 54o and ne tho average being 17so
fhssau than ON Tuesday. The amount OF moisture In
w =, All Las been diminished.
ana clear or partly cloudy weather may be
N''u III Ihls city and vicinity to-day
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