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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14
DEGThD WARE!

4 rLAIED WAREl
PLATED WAREl
We havo this day received nice limo OF tho
above waro. consisting Of Casters, Pocket Fruit
Knives and Rogers Bros. Table Cutlery for
sale cheap IL MCLEAN s. UHLER'S,
Jetl 81 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14

NHLY TkAPSl FLY TRAPSl
r. FLY TRAPS
We have in store and f r ssle supply Of the
above. ijo24 MCLEAN s. UHLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14

TNLANr L sEABOAKD UOASTlNG 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
STEAM on SECOND-ACENUE.

TRIAL OF 4 NEW MOTOR or THE HoRSE-CAR LINE.
The jewellers along the route Of the Second
ave sreci-car line somewhat surprised last night
by the passing IN trout OF their doors OF strange lcOk
ing sefpropeling street 1t larger and higher
than the usual On It's sides the words Non
Explosive Steam Car Lille" Steam issued with a
slight noise irO!u short prc PGsscrs-hy stopped TO
gaze H. ard the horses got far out OF it,
as they could. On board the President Thorn
and others Interested the Second Avenue Lnc Colonel
T. H. AUgdnaT, the pItCntce OF the motor and Colonel
saunders, director OF the Angamar MOtOr Company.
President Thorn stated that they were making the
ascertain whether It could he substituted for horse
They left Onc-huudTcd wcuty nInthst, at o'clock
aud arrived at Peck slip in ffty-hye minutes. lie said
that lar he well pleased with the experiment but
that IL would have 10 be tested further before It's adOp
ton.
governed by engineer the front platform. The
boiler charged al the depot with 200 gallons OF wafer
heated O22 degrees, and this u converted INTO steam
by Of small furnace III which coke
IA burned 4 single charge OF tho boiler VIII
last from five 10 six hours. In running from
been exhausted the had reached Tweny-third
ST. on its return MP This same car has been run from
the Treasury Building III Washington to the Capitol up
"a grade Of $40 feet the mile, with lO4 pasSenZcs
In ~ inmates. The car las seats along the
side and II platform IA the rear, like Ordl-
nary street car 1t is heated by steam, and
can be stopped aud backed In It's own length The rlp
down last uigt j. not to be taken test of the speed
OF the ear 40 had 10 behind the hOrsC-cars. The
ear moves as steadily any hOrsecHr the surface
tracks II entirely different from the
pressed air machine which has been tried Oh the
p,a1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
THE SCHOOLS ~ ELIzIBE1IL W..

The Board OF Education OF Elizabeth, y. j..
met last evening III the city Hall to discuss the advs-
ability of closing the public schools communications
from Robert C. ChctwoOd. city Attorney was
read, stating that he regretted his Inability 10
render opinion yesterday to the criminal
liability Of the Board IN keeping open the schools with
out appropriation having been made f0r them. lilo
thought lie cOuld give un opinion IN week II the Board
thought proper to defer action 20 long.
Commissioner BAY offered resolution that the schools
hc closed Cutil further action In" rc-outnn was lost
by vo;c Of IL 10 >. = resolution by COMMISSIONER
Keppcr was adopted B,kug that committee re an
pointed 10 into lie d position OF the Sia;c
SCh0o! Fund ap. reputation, ant ascertain IL ANY
part OF Il has h:.I applied Ia IA, payment
OF any other than the specific purposes for which
Il made and uoodful, Ia communicate with the
state auhortos In reference to II that the committee
consult the city Attorney ia regard to the pc iicIcy in
Causing such legislation Ia De effected would harmon
he Tie Xlsug laws, o. Hs 10 prevent recurrence OF
situation Ike the present which tire ,trnrd .er
OUsy 10 iGro The educational Iu -iCS OF the city The
committed will report at the next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
BILLIARDS AT COOPER INSTITUTE.

The billiard Tournament at Cooper Institute
was resumed yesterday. Tnt game in the afternoon was
between Thomas J. Gallagher and William sexton.
There, were thirty innings. The highest was made
by sexton In the nyscycnth inning, when he scored
81 points Gallaghcrs highest run was in the tenth
inning when hc made 1876 points. The game was won
by Gallagher, Sexton u0king J23 points. Sext0Hs
average was l7la.o and Gallagher's was 20
The game last evening between GARNER and DAILY
The hall was well flied. DAILY began the game with PIX
runs While GARNER failed 10 count. By careful nursing
IN the second inning, however GARNER scored 20 points
and IN the NTH lnuing he made 81 more III the same
way. DAILY appeared 10 be little nervous, and
mado no laIgo until his tenth inning
when he gathered the balls at the lower
rail ana 10y working them gently MP the right hand rail
scored 80 u the delight u! his friends. Ate! this
neither man PLAYED we'll for several innings, both
falling 10 score the thirteenth. In tie fourteenth
inning DAY made some beautiful IUund-tEetablo shots
nat were loudly applaudcd; GARNER failed 10 count.
In the seventeenth inning GARNER made IL amid much
enthusiasm making many difficult and brilliant shots
Dqly made only II I'm the four innings, while Gar
Licr ran the game oiy. beating DAILY 3S3 points. Gar
uier's average wac 2e47, and Days was lol3 sexton
and eiscr play this afternoon and SossOn and l:udcph
in the evening,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
THE EVENING SESSION.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL CONNENIION-EEPEAI
or HE JERSEY CITY wAED ACT By HE As
sEMBIY-BRIBFRI AT ELECTIONS.

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL CONNENllON-EEPEAL
or HE JERSEY CITY wAID ACT By HE As
sEMBLY-BRIBERG AT ELECTIONS.
TRENTON, y. j., Feb. 3.-1he following were
introduced in the Senate tins evening" bill 10 provide
for tho calling of a Constitutional Convention
by the election of sixty delegates, representing
the several Assembly districts the first Tuesday
Of Apr the constitutional amendments proposed by
said cov be submitted to vote Of the people
on the 80 dav Of September next. JOINT resolution
which urges Representatives IN Congress to urge
upon the General government the importance of appoint
ING commercial agents for the South American states
where there are none SUCH with the view OF gathering
statistics OF commercial articles and products for cNor
tatOn and Increase the commercial facilities or the
United States.
The bill making the receipt Of money by any voter at
election II ground for challenge Of biH right 10 vote;
Of stock on interest IN any corporations the bhI
10 enable Boards Of FIcehOldcrS IN counties
where there are INSANE aeyIhhS' 10 appoint supeiin
tcudents aud provide for their general 'nanagenenand
the bill to 0uthOrZe Steamboat companies 10 appoint
special police officers, were passed.
which requires railroad companies 10 deposit 81 900
u mile earliest OF good faith In binding their roads
Also bills providing for a state Board If Commls-
aud senate authorizing the Board or Education At
Elizabeth To incur obligations equal TO onequarter of
the annual appropriation for the support OF the schools
in anticipation thereof providing that II saloon keeper
violates the sunday law lac shall b. held imenab.c 10
panie- in advertising shall publish only their puid-up
capital, aud shall show their liabilities, under a
visions; abol-hng the office OF Astcr ~ Water Works
wherever existing; authorizing fire companies to col
cct direct from foreign insurance companies,
stead Of through other sources These bills were sever
ally referred.
The JERSEY CITY Ward Act OF last year repealed by
vote Of 30 10 - Tue hill 10 exempt par-ni 20. from
taxation and the bill to make improvements AZ the
State House passed The bill Increase The iuris-
dicon Of Justices o; the Peace was ordered to third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
EXPLOSION IN A CARTRIDGE FACTORY.
TWO YOUNG MEN INJURED AND The BUILDING
nTSTEnYID.

The explosive cartridge factory of Hamacher
& Coz in one hundred-lnd tsHthst, between First and
Second-ayes blown up yesterday at 10 a. m II was
the tbrd time explosion had occurred IN the build
ing The material OF which tho cartridges are made
cannot be mixed except when wet, account OF Its
explosive qualities.
The cause Of the explosion yesterday Is not Known
At the time there two young men working III the
shop, Bernard Damn, Of East Onc-hundredand
tIurtecnth.St, and William Mailer. OF East Seventy
fourth-st The explosion blew up the roof high as the
house-tops ana III coming down il covered up the two
young men, who saved from being crushed. how
ever by huge Logshesc, which was near them aud
which broke the fall OF tic roof. They managed 10
cXtrcate themselves. Dunn received deep gasn III the
mp. besides slight cuts about the mead ana arms.
Mailer received a slight cut on the knee. Dunn say
Mailer went Out side TO get something, and when he
came In WAS cod; 80 lett the machine 10 warm
Ourselves Mr.. HnaChcr had gone to buy new Eto'e,
the old being ont OF ORDER don't remember any
thing until the stove and roof came upon me-
Those WhU saw the explosion sdld that thcre were
three distinct sOch, the first beng the hardest Inc
windows N al tire were blown out. ana IN
SOiuc eases the -ashcs also. Men block away were
stunned The place whore the factory stood Is now Gov
cred win one mass Of spiInteTS. ,
About 30 900 cartridges exploded The loss on the
ancc after the explosion, John {. Paige, ~
No 3l2 East OucInd son of one OF
the employees OF the Harlem G0slght Company picked
up the cartridges ana tried to take ont the expo
siVc material with pm. Ile cartridge cNp0ced tear
ny three fingers and the thumb from his baud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM

The importance Of the nervous .ysem s power over h
ard TIC direct bearing which ~ has on human happne,s
thoroughly rrcOgnlKed and the danger Of OVtta
ing IT, whrtertlrouSh Intense mental application or W ,
aDpetltes and pTopen-te-
lou, subjects fr consideration. when The nervous system
+ raerd II il absolutely necessary O. promptly seek ~
re nom nm Xpert who for long scl1cS Of years M. DE-
orc his whole and attention 20 tbs .tu ana Nhoh0n
ina ,prcuce aud practice has learned 10 discover al one
he c,sr and as promptly apply the remedy. thus avoiding
thc panui seeking for the truth, - COMMON To me m
ed and annoying the patient no. very nat
a. " Au~ta without delay nat Is the matter ihe
g VI rang emCnt, The piUDaOlUtS OI IotupctSuA
.ud the time required .-.. ......., a.,
n ;'r uaul la, become exhausted by intense mental a
,,ti,, deriving II Of the power % connected thOushb
tn ONLY recover strength Oy being property leo ~
,,ffi-l,i la the o. certain systematic met1ois ~ -
,c, lie same with the nerves that preside over otssoo
ra pc y.p of this branch U medical p'sci'e can s,t -
t. Ice Cerr.t for II reaches MARRIAGE tht peTi+tualon "
niy names. The securing Of hereditary ut'a and he fe"
t,u - estates, In tllr SAM Family. ,..t., have
hon Dte 10 .nmaud 10y Success tnf than Ali aIPndI
, ~ .uc ~ the r- families IN The city AMI hatohi
can communicate much that pertain 10 ne ro
every Icparrrnt Of the nervous system anu Tue me1up az
covering iIs powers whelbgrrf brain, appetite giopeus"
passion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
DELAY IN TIE SMITH MURDER TRIAL.

The Hudson County Court room at Jersey
city was crowded yesterday morning in anticipation Of
the trial Of Mr. Jennie r. Smith Gud Covert d. Bennett
for The murder Of Policeman RchaId II. Smith. Con
adorable delay wa, caused By the absence Of The coun
rel for the defendants who were consulting with Their
clients When they finally made their appearance
Judge Knapp asked e try were ready with the ease
Ex-senator NiHfcid asked tLat tie defendants De
brought into CONT their counsel had paper ready
Tor their signatures via brought INTO the room from
Tho ai Mr. smith calm and perfectly composed as
was Bennett hlj the foes II buth were pale. Aftcf
they had signed the paper MI Winfield presented 1t 70
the Court. II challenged the array or In"
paurl NJ uror TIE ground that the Est ~ the 1Hry
,leiN,Iod 10 them noj cCtcd from the general
panel and asked tna' the panel be- qdased TIC 'ru-
fcl stated that IN" panel not drawn by The Shcf-h
.IuGsr uapp sad th, general panel li been discharged
until sent Tor. aal tn pctI Jurors had been selected
from those Vho remained.
Ir winfield asked tHat an invest cation be made mo
lie manner OF drawing tins array oi Jurors. lie clam "a
that the had been made Up bv some OF the c"nst1-
lcs OF the CONT 10 suit themselves and mat M'uitr
Of thc paLuc who Thought o. he opposed to capital
punishment had been Cc,iEEouly let OUT. y ettlct
Attorney Neon objected TO tic imputauon which no
considered had been cast upon the state By MI Winfield
judge Knapp said there had been 40 nnrutaiiOn cast
upon tho counsel for the prosecution and adjourned the
tllgl lDT one week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
tNIP NEUS.
.ltLiI\
y .pT OF NETWORK

p .RT OF NETWORK ...-...... Feb ;.
Sly Australia B Ialt London J Il? to Henderson Bro'
str Erin IN Andrews, lNerpoo. Jan - VIA Queenstown
STR Ancnorla I'D Ieddcyw.cs Glasgow Jan 23 to Hen.
Str scotia tr spla Catauia Dec ~ Mrslna 10 Palermo
2e Valencia So Malaga Jan H. ami Gibraltar l., with Luit
Sir Amelia tl;i Dixon, Catanm Dec -. Mcs.na -.
ffrit H. Ia vrcncc GIl"s & 90 We Ell to John agcr
Str ~trnna tB1 Deacon ,aa''a, etc, VIA Philadelphia.
IN ballast {" b""l1hg 4 Arcllhaid
~r T. q knight, Chichester Gcorgeiown {, 10 J J.
str chesapeake. Mangum, Portland to IF Amcs
Hark ODE EtVj,I of Hos"n l'1itr loE"ilma - days
Bark Geneva ,oi Boston' Gorlam Mon,evi'o 81 DAYS,
with hides TO Kidier Peabody & CO; vcssoi 10 Miller &
Earn Maitland Nor. syCnd'cn, Antwerp. wa Flushing q
~rir Nm II Krcnc, Beers Para days with rubber etc.
to BuTlrtt e Pond. vessel to J A Van hruni.
Schr start GIN lof Bath Reed Domugo civ IS days
with ocwooi sugar etc order vessel 10 III Loud
schr IL trowc Nacosson. Pensacola "a days. with
schr T. V Chopcs 6notes. Jackouyhe 10 days with ycl
Scr william IL BO1fdnlan iIihalh'"n ht'ns"l'A 90 >
days yellow pine lumber to Dodge Ntgs Cc vessel To
T. If smith & Co.
WIND suuset--At sandy HOOK. moderate NW clear.
CLEARED.
Strs Martha stevens Chance. baltimore. s Krcms; Al
nance Law sou, Philadelphia, Jau,rs ilud
ships SegViH tir, Npircr LONDON + whitney & co. Cor
nrlirs Orinnc, Buria,d. London, GIinnc Minimum = co.
Iiarks gn,s Gen, ride Corcnhag,n. tWoh Edye & Co.
Cartyale tbr I"sE GLASGOW henderson lis Grant Nor
Utah. Autoa CORK for orders. BrHnam BoyesOu. John
N SSI"r Tont'iir" norton & soma
Brg johnny smith. 1hompson. BoriosuI. Punch. EdYe
Scrs Hattie Giles Bennett, Jacksonville. Warren Ray;
Pilots Bride ragicy. no Grandc do SUI. Elet son CO.
John LuVtt Dalton, IT, Acw.aNeu, Geo - Blair & Sons,
SENATOR Grimes, Clark. II stephens, b. Jed, Frye& CO..
G,Sr IHs lnShaI baIa rae sHa
Pitcher, GeorgeIowD, Dem LeayeIat TO.
DISASTER
ST JONI u, Fob "a dispatch from ROc4land Me, 70
laden with potatoes, from WefNillr for Vineyard LA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
BETTER TIMES COMING.

FVCOURAGIN,i BUSINESS PROSPECTS, AT TROY.
Troy, y. Y, Feb. 3.-The Hudson River
Furniture Manufacturing Company at COhOes resumed
work today employing Gay men, with payroll OF
- 900 per month. Fuller Warren Il COmpauy's stove
Works resumed t"-dar employing 200 men, and IusScy
Mcleod COMPANY stove WORKS VIII resume Thur
dly employing tur same number. Burden, Water Mil,
irh been Idle Tor three years owing 10 the removal
Of the works 10 more advantageous location started
TINS morning % her mill, unable Ia nh their orders
a Holly s,eau-heatiug company l. being formed hero
With capital OF SlJD,OOJ, aud work j, To be begun
early the spring The business prospects for $40
urr very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
SEEKING RELIEF FROM DEBTS.

An assignment for the benefit of his cred
i;ors made by William l.. KingrHn to sumner 4 klng
man and Med Yesterday, gives preferences frat 10 thc
Bowery National Bank for 80 377 81 and then 10 others
for So eSS The Bowcry National Bank preferences are
mainly their IudOrseLeuts notes Of Others
discounted Tor the aSSgnOr.
senator Thomas Murphy applied 10 Register IAilr for
his discharge from bankruptcy, and the matter came up
Yesterday Only one creditor Nathan lttaneT, opposed
his discharge and the matter Will be submitted 10 Judge
Choate for decision The creditors OF W. Rogers the
Ring" staiiOner met al the office OF Register Little
aud elected VIM. NJ lliCes assignee Among the claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
SENDING HOME AN Lx-coNviCr

Heinrich Roller an cX-c0nvlct, was among
the Immigrant passenger, on the steamship Mosel,
which arrived from Bremen sunday afternoon. Kol-
Ter told Superintendent jackson, Of Castle Garden, that
he native ot llhidhduscn bavaria, ana had always
been very luttmprrc. lis relative, IN Munich cent
hlm 10 America. lie admitted that he had h,cn IN the
pruitcntnIN IN kOstc Epcrpach, for Years having
ie-u convicted OF larceny. Ca sunday night, Rein
batl's lIotri, Roller demanded or Il named Becker
the return or drHu which he had security FOR
a loan OF SO aud upon E'ckers refusal disturbance
followed Charles lIclcr keeper Of the hotel, stated
mat had letter 10 tn effect that Roller
the United States bN tie German Huthorltc-. He VIII
be returned to Germany the NUso on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
ven for orders The vessel insured here 1000 aoa
the freight In New.YOrk for 81 900. ' aIa
FOREIGN pORpl

for orders The insured here for a 600
the freight In New.YOrk for 81, 900 '''' aHo
FOREIGN PORTS
LoNpoS Feb 3-Arr at Barcelona. Porto Rico fsna,,
from New Orleans '~Pdhb
LIVERPOOL. Feb 3-Arr Mediator (Brl from ~. -
leans; Pembroke, from Boston N"'Vr'
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 3-ATr Caspian. from Balt,mor. 81
Halifax for Liverpool I'd s sr Al scus from New yoa
for Liverpool. i"k
BREMEN Feb 3--Au str Glendale from New.Orleau.
SotTHlHPTON. Feb AATr str LepsntO from New YoyL q.
Hull SIR ocean King tHr), from NewYoTk London h..
passed the Lizard ""
Plymouth. Feb 3.-Arr str Herder. from New York o.,
Hamburg "f
LoyDoN Feb 3-Sailed lIth nit Liberia Azorean Is,h 81.
ost pm clark; 22d MI, Johannes Rod the after Tor o.
Pun ult ppo for NewOreans; 5Jtb nit Emblss Afsr,
both for New York; Kate Cam, Queer; 3lgt u Ca.
Hickman, Jolanne, Lots + MUNICH Sagta. somms,nae.
~ FOTen2eD. Led Louise, William, latter for : ~
PISS, LIST inst, Robert Porter for NewGOrk; Bi1aio
Ftgh Accame. KaiOpe I'd INST AmaTsnth Ec,iDtc spS,I
Young Tr3uslt the latter for PbilaGelphis "a
Kate Howe for Baltimore; Rhinc. 'S
Arr 18th u MOnTOyia 18Th ult Bertha the latter AZ v,o
ODD ulf, Bessie Grenfe 9Th ult T. l. Dow the Ia.yo
Gibrlltar Jlst ult Fanny Aurora b. ls INST Gna Ie@
ms Rcck Gryfc Sd inst, Lyra, Shafcnuc Rosenha
Dictator Hannah Morris, CarrOn the latter lost long
DulWaTk- and sails; MIMI at queenstown lost sails md
decks swept Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
NOT FOND or sERVILE DUTY.

Ex-COntrollcr Andrew Ii. Green Is a fire.
Gucnt visitor at Mayor CoOpers office and is reported
10 be the Mayors most esteemed adviser In city affairs,
spcclv III regard 10 business connected with the Con-
torI'l Office. I!c j. DuthOwCyerNcly popular Nh the
city employee IS was shown rather Iontedi on Satuf-
day. He inquired Oiccr Van ZIndt, who ls detailed
for duty az the Mayors Office II there brus-bTOOm
there The officer politely procured the broom when
Mr. Green sad. Brush on my uOusfr'." Tho officer
threw down the broom ana walked away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
AMANIAroR VERBATIM REPORTS.

CONTROLLER NELLY. ~ srlF-DlIlNCH' ARMS HIM
SELF WIN 4 sTINOGEArHER TO MEET TIE
MAYOR
The Board of Estimate and AppOrtiOnment
held liz regular weekly meeting IN the Mayors once
Yesterday President Mott Of the Board Of Aldermen
being al rcu, since Mayor Cooper bcclmta nt nber OF
the board hc has had stenogapher present al each
meeting 10 record The discussions with the Cunroor
and furnish reports publication TO those newspapers
which desired copy OWING 20 the reyisoDs which these
rcrorts underwent m the Mayors Office, and as re-
ported for measures Of scfpToccoD Controller Kelly
thouFht necessary To have his own StenOSi pres
,u This was The Casc yesterday When the spectators
saw the AayOT and the Controller, each with his Seho
rrapher attrntVcY tTduscuDIug every word spoken
smile went around The Wine the Two Oc3lS are
apparently TIE most pleasant terms 1t Is evident maj
no advantage Will be al owed where II can be prevented
Hereafter newspapers wanting verbatim leportS oi
CIty Hall talks may tc supplied from either the Mayor
nr Controllers otcg. OWING 10 the ahsencc t1 IfeS
dent Mott. the presence ~ wal etcHo:raphoIS or
fr some Othrr reason, tn" "tcTcstug conversation
which iUtnatcd would takr place. dld not occur
pnd after transactiuc Ht'.c TouiIne business the
Board adjourned Unul Wcducsdl - next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
COLDER WEATHER FORETOLD.

According to the reports received at the
Signal Station the Equitable Building the tcmpcra-
tuIe has fallen rapidly in the Northwest within
the past twenty. four hours. At PcmbMa and Fort
the temperature fell yesterday To - below
In other parts OF the country The temperature tad risen
rapidly brisk westerly and hwcstcIly winds
blowing. IL deemed probable from The fact that
winds blowing rom the quarter where the
temperature was lowest and rs light falling
theer that the weather will be colder here Tonight
In this city Yesterday the Thermometer indicated a
temperature Of 81 Al rise OF ~ from the
previous day, and ut noon f. was rising still.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
THE SAYLES,S EALLEPE.

NORWICH, Conn. Feb. 3.-NIessrs. s. & H..
S,yles = l.. & r. d. Styles, and the Mechancsyi"e
Woollcn Company have suspended. The mills were
closed ON Saturday evening 80 accurate statement OF
the cause Of the suspension has yet been made,
nor is 10 known for how long it will continue
The II the property owned by Tie three corpora
tuu, Is probably doubl all their liabilities and Is Prac
ticailv Uniucumbcred The hope and hclCf IL general
here MT lMnE mAE he able ~ rr.lme Dusucss soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
sOROsIs Az DLLMONICO's.

At the monthly social meeting of Sorosis in
DclmonIcu's par"rr, Monduy. The committee Journal
ruled the programme. Helen ". Cooke the chair
man, read paper cnt'ed The Women Editors Of Two
Centuries" Mrs. :. f. Hopper aud the Rev Phrbr IIa-
afford followed nrr Inc question for discussion was
do 1.-THE people, the press, does the press
Ne - The ladies who took part ia the discussion
Mrs. Morse. Mrs. Spencer Mfs Poole, MIR Smith
and Mis-. CiOly sara l.. Fuller presented 4 uumbcf Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
STRIKES IN GREAT BRITAIN
cEAN STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL PROBABLY TO

SAIL Of TIME.
LIVERPOOL. Monday, Feb 3, 1879.
The sailing of the White Star steamer AdlI-
attic will not be delayed Size partially loaded when
the ske began and the assistance OF some strangers
has since been obtained
Tho agents of the National Line say they hope the
Hclyctla will not be delayed.
The Inmsn and Allan officer. are determined to os-
patch their steamers time, II not loaded both
that The mails may not be delayed and to prove theli
own determination.
-Lar olhcr E.teLrn Ne--a IIrst Pagc-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-04
EXPoRTATION or LIVE STOCK.

LOSDOY, Feb. 3.-Thc Prvy Council has
received tccgraphic reports from British consus IN tic
United states replying To inquiries ~ to what extent
uieuTo-pncGmOnia exists among cattle there. Tue re-
plies say tAat mild type az ,iN -ea5e obtains N
ydriou, pats Of tie United states, bat that 1t Is not
malignant nor infectious
HAsTY ACrION or CANADA.
OTTAWA, Ont Feb. 3.-An order in Council has
prohibiting the Importation Of cattle from
The Umtcd three months from tie Isl OF Fen