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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

lowed what the and glory OF the evening an
Octette by Rubnsein for piano. violin, viola. Cello
contrabass. flute carnette aud horn. As might have
been expected Of a composer who is at the same
time great pianist, the piano part pre-
dominates To such degree that it might have
been properly termed concerto for piano. with
accOmpani nent for the other instrur ents but
with such playing Mr.. Franz Rummels was last
night TINT this was the rather a matter for
ConSratuatOn. The WORK IL very CHARACTERISTIC
strong, fiery and penetrated by that quality which
we are always told is the Cossack impetuosity. II Is
hard to say which OF the four movements is
the best. There IL singuary deli
cate Vvacc. and the Andante is noble and fan
Of fine. manly sentiment. The last movement opens
with PASSAGE in three-ourths time which reminds one
of the Valse Caprice and finishes with splendid bril-
hancy, and in "A manner to tax the powers OF the
pianist TO the utmost. Mr.. Rummcl was in eN'
cclIcnt form: he played with magnificent power
phiasng broadly, artculatng clearly, ard DONG his
share of the piece with admirable intelligence That he
dwItfcd the Of the performance was perhaps hut
natural he created feeling Of sincere regret that
was heard Al no other time during the evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

PHILHARMONIC CLUB CONCERT


or all the concerts of chamber music with
"hlcA tAls community h at present 50 pieut.fuiy
Dressed, the concerts Of the Philharmonic Club, al
~hickeriug Hall, have been thus far unite the
most Interesting. That Of last evening was in
some respects especially good. II the pasing was
not always very finished, had Is general thing,
pl'1tJ Of Tgor and the proy was rich aud warned
az gave Us works from such opposite extremes
as Mozart aud Rubnstem and IT was excel
Ienty arranged. qu4rtctte by Bazzini. Of Milan,
opcued Tie concert. 1t is an excellent work,
classical IN in spirit. AMI treated IL
auoIOughly mastery manner. Two Of the movements
were peculiarly attractive, Andante and dainty
GayOttc the latter OF which night have bJen written
by Padre Martini Click himself. The quarlcttc va.
followed by three old itaiau songs Of the seventeenth
century, which were clarmDgly sung 81 bliss
Henue Then came qmntette for flute and
strngad Quartctte b. Mozart II T. Work
teeunag with graceful and elegant melody, aud IN
the last movement the composer fancy scem> fairly L.
have riot Miss Hennc sa0g Ii-z.'s Du hist VIE
zinc b.uIue." aud ESJiusteins u binEt der than
even better than as had so Ssrer songs and then Io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
THE Mobiles MiLLS FAILTRE
rsDgnrlpsr-s OF HE SUSPENDED FIRMS TO Boz
IlN IlnINi.s.

.r,prgrrpsr.s OF NE SUSPENDED FIRMS TO BIOS
TON HOUSES.
Bo,r0N, Feb. 1T is ascertained that the
10. ,r....fo,, of :. * H. sayie-, :. L. &
?. d. >.y.c.. and the Mcchaniosuie Wool
len Company a., sal! Ignorant Of the liabilities
~ .,, ,sa concerns, nt;.L1 simply received notice
ol ...p,-ou Ihe amount OF them indentrdn'-a 70
.juu mcrc,ruts ou,,ids col four firms. Is coni'I"
t..i, small Ilr LARGEST creditor, -ere are
.!os faul. Luce & 60. Ca Iquldatlonl. - l"'poo'
Ntr.,, ID NV IL Coz $40 "DV 10 r1J,uVo
W .lpm- y CuluIu. ~l1.Oon.
Nl-nt. Morr'stcr 4 Co.. $1,000
Nichols. Dance ~ CO., $4,000 b" 9i'VVp'
,ir...t,,.I a. tn.t,t.u. $1,000
FlIfdtre. GiaN & Dewey, $f,'tHl -, ,
XII t.c luef o me -p,,ird 81. rs rrd ly ne above
I..- ka b.cu taken no the ordinary cuursr ~ b"SI-
- nj iic a,lule viii not Affect The credit oi Bottom
merchants. Five hundred operative are thrown oui oil
.rupinVrlcut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Tildcn will testify before the Potter
b-Cumuiltcc TINS week, and ne WIFI probably MAXI
tie tlr I djcaI organ. buzz an uuacrustOmed tune
Lou svillr Courirr-JUurnai Dtml
These Southern speeches mean that the
Suutu, while defending 10 abandon the Wtr claims,
will press heavy subsidies for s'-caltd Improvement
scheucs, and vii demand Northern Democratic CO.
Gpcrtuu as IN. price of Southern Democratic soHdItY
and fdclity.--[ Albany Evening journal (Rtp)
In bis speech in Congress on Saturday
Genera Chalmers took 0ccas, to say thai loyalty
10 the Union during tie war meant dloydy 20 every
thing hr held dear" Another declaration Of The Demo-
cratic doctrine OF State soyeeiEuty-I indianapolis
journal (RepJ
Why tins hesitation among the Democratic
meub r. Of ID, Potter CDmmttce TO aCCep; te e. ar
man>lp OF the -ubcoWn'i'fc zee 10 iuvcsuSa.c Iidtn.
Dot he AFRAID, 2 nti,mru; what sammy kn0"' and
viii not tel. about The cipncrS Will be- 90. ,idrrahiy
greater than what hc doesn't know and will tell
Kingston Freeman Q!rpJ
1t looks much as though the committee was
bound pu,tr asst sIuii apes mt to" LATE ~ m Re
rr,ort. Luuugu time ADDS certainly been systtuItt!-
cal.y wasted n is al hcr inquiry alUhe tO warrant ms
s.>pr uu, and unless thug, begin soon tu move more
randy ere wi be pretty genera belief that Tic
suspicion is wei foIudcd-l Cleveland Herald (RrPl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
ArRANy Feb 4-Thr resident of the

Senate this morning presented the twenty first annual
report Commls> toner's OF Quarantine. Inc report
congratuaes the peOpl" OF the STATE tnat the southern
scOursc Of last summer vas through ne eIneehcJ oil
our Quarantine establishment, prevented from spread
iuy m Ouguout the North The fees formerly *
acted for fumgatiug vessels haze ben reduced One
fourth or 10 about Sl2 90 for each vessel TIE fees Tor
boarding vessels last amounted I" SioooO' al OF
when went 10 the Health Ofcer of the Port whose
roup the report SAYS j. OF all prOpOrt on 70 toe
services rendered. The recommendations UI .aSt year
mat Quarantine be made seii->uNalnlng bY pay hR tne
Heath officer salary ami dcvO Ing the emoluihcnts ana
fees 10 81 tanning tie establishment are renewed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
ORGAN RECITALS.

This afternoon at Grace Church Mr.. Var
rem VIII play tie following excellent programme I;
Sonata No. . Rhe nberecr; Adigio Grom he second
tiio), Fesca; Prelude aud fngue III A, j. : "acl :;
Adago op Gj7, No . Vockmar; Anegretto grazinso in
D. Tours overture to "Egmout" Beethoven. Mr. G.. Mar
In HISS will he the vocalist, and VIII sing Honor and
Arms" from Handles samson" aui o Del MIC dcicc
ardor." by Stadcl.a.
To morrow afternoon at Trinity Church, NJ.
Garter will play fantasia on The IN"
sian lynn, by Freycr, the third " onola ~
overture of Beethoven an Andant: con Motto. op. y.
by Mcnltls ohm " Fixed in his 'verlastmg seat b.
Handel PastoIaie b. Zach, aud KiGmstodts Fantasia
EroCa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

A SOLEMN QUESTION FOR MOSES

We are tod that nobody bat Potion and the
other "ccpdrtcn, is resp nSble ir hc attempts 10
make die Presidency matt rUI bargain ana sale. q
COuutrr is cool askc. To- believe al PciiUu WIS II
condition TO negotiate, on own account ~" payment
Of mat uudicd hest Uni ed states ducuWents &c. ID
uth,r words. 100000 Tor such AID from Republicans as
wound make Mr.. Iiuen Pr.sldeLt! Is Pctoa 10 De
made a scapcsoat afcr tHat tiSlluu} Nua - 10 be
come o. VI tnfOu Marble and Smun NJ Wtcdt Arc they
also to be sacIinced tine altar If moral forces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

The Democratic candidates Tor Tie GlcSl-
dcuc, IL 1850. uEO ave ucen re-a!dbS MI lICtn 30
me glt Oh a corpse, have r,Ckuucd without ncr host
In spite OF the cipher dsptcnt-, IT - cNlrn tLal tie
old gentleman al Girmrrcy Park VII nave stfoLG
hacking FOR a denomination. lie has Already COM
Ineuced MS canvass and, II must be conceded That as
10 iniuua-or OF tIe political wires he Is more than
match ,ur his L.. ding competitors. lie VIII CrfiHEly
upturc cue Democratic organization III Ne" 1orh an
les, lorato Seymour Is brought 90 the ITouI as cudl
dale The paly leaders generally OIUOScd 10 him,
but j, must be remembered that thev occupied sindi
position III 1876 ana that hr on witted them all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
>yD0Usls for he puSf - hours.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ., ! a. m.-Partly
cloudy wea her has prevailed in the districts on the
Atlantic coasts with westerly to soutnerly winds and
no decided change N temperature. The barometer mas
fallen ID tie Mississippi and ONO Valleys. with gen
,,Il, cl4ltv weather and ram. Threatening weather
aud SNOW ar rain are rruorted from the Lake REGION
i1h r,hrrly to easterly winds and less pressure ii
the southern portion.
fpdjcdfiDfs
For the Middle states. increasing cl"udinrSS ana ram
mr. snow with winds shifting ~ east or sout1 lalllhS
barometer and slight rise ia temperature
For gland nor Invest wind shi lnS 10 taS'eIy
and ,outcrly during tie GaF. with increasing ctouH
ness and ,Io during the aft rD'ou ana rNtHhs eIEh
~, L,rnuetcr ON fhr coast followed 10y falling barum-
Ger and no decided change 10 trMpoIatu!c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
SHOT II \ CHURCH

ST. Louis, Feb. A dispatch from Man
haitian. Kan. says t1at - young man named William
peaar was -not and instantly killed last night by man
named Bates, an acting deputy marshal feaAe was
standing inside the Christian Church when tie shOt was
fired witch brought thc services u an apttt tern ma
non Bates fl. Il. No definite cause j. gwen Tor the
T.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

A. vet there J. nothing nut indefinite di'
I'M f.uruiuL tnt cuufitIry HI IN hcpGh!ic"us, M
,., n NAH ID. Just a..l ~, pr'to cApoac every Eu
49,, ,r nn.i al men. % also hC Just dud proper Tor
committee 10 ucca., tine innocence al a." hu'ceh'.
III Nj Potter can nit tr.u BIS parry the olIuh 6" 'Le
-.,.,tr u--r.tclrs OF NJ Illdch's III ud> uhl
,.'',I,.., u a, we, a. Ia ed aud published ~
'I6E 1LILUNE, iDc CUntY VIII Ice NOR IMAM
i,i-Gld In hi, sIcces,; bat # he cannot
M II MID .tI bc Ia, amy 10 report ~ the latts
nI W rf.nt such conclusion, nat Inc aII' e'iIoh-
,,,,,e The Re, uh.Irau IDautrs OF gum similar Ia nat
al he DeniO r.4tIc coH-ulrdtr, are untrue anu "ltO"i
t.nn,.fluu The luyesrgatiOn should De VIGOROUSLY
rrd ,utrtuueilfd by fear or favor. ana, while Tue
.ltI LIQUID be u.crccasy ,Ipused, justice demands
thai SUI shall not continue to ress against the H.
nOCeut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

For Gout and Rheumatism Dr. Lesi!le's Remedies =
T.quIG and P--haNc 40 equal bescrpty" paWpL sent
tree bg tho agrnts T. FDIGkhA & 90. 80 NOttA illdu
st, Nrw-lOfA.
Neryou- IN inu.tIOn meii compus .eus,
OF lectures Kahn, Museum OF Anatomy, N"W
Nor. and premature dee me showing
~putIby how lost health be fcgsnc aiofdng c'sN
OF the mpemeu- To marriage AL me Uc az d
amt al lie unity. being e te%I ~ - 'r tt, *
,rrurr. mail postage stamps Aitro,,
secretary. kAhN'S 81 d~ uin p'7 bfoiiNAf -" io'
Post once NstIce foreign the week eu'ng
SsYIfRIAN Icbru9ry = IS79. Will this Office
a., Onr..tnwu on WEDN E~DAN. a. 1880 ptnfor Europe.
la .t-4u.lp ~e,;hla Queenstown c.pOnueuce tor
.Tr,..eI aud al l.3I p Tor France direct DY steam
stu France va IAyre. on THURSDAY 40 - Co.,, for 1er
MANY &C., Ot steamship tmbrt wa Ply noutA. tAtr3Iurg
r II .ubuig lcoricsloudeuce for Great Britain AMI hs
Continent 10 be forwa cl by this DO specially
idrrsudl. ami at M for Europe ~ Stosnsllp cphD
H. VIA 1-pst0gU ,corre.uundeuce o Germany a,a france
on SATU KDAH. at $50 M. Tor Europe. ~ steamship
ty Of Berlin Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany
and scotland fJrwAred BY this steamer mu oe sPe
Addressed ard $50 n Tor ~srtlati direct by
.r-4m.utp Aurbora wa iud 40 $50 a. NJ. Tor Eu'
rnp, by steamship MO,cl Wa southampton ana Bremen.
l +s.nstn. t.cot Elm. S-vthia ReDublc Ind Of
Uaytl SaVaul leave New YORK February
Ine mail. 10. the Indies, brazil and Argentine l"aYs
New-N Hr~ February D. AAe h'l- H.Nd4' 'eA'e NeN'
York February ana \ The mails '- Mexico eaF' NeW'
YORK February The mails pr AIsrii sc. leave san
au.co February Il The malls iur emma sut Japan .eays
-" THOs. T.. JAMES Posfnls.sr
Post once New.IOr&, February l. !8.s.
n DaccoI IT, influence Nervous system au' Pro-
creative Orrlr, Narcocrlc Nlrcuccc tu. 70 m
ohOs hCQu,t causes premature decay. l. 10 moral NJ
ttacticahri o pages octave, BY EDWABDH DIXON. NJ.
b. ui " oman ana Her Disease luc40so 3cent
stamp 10 - 9TH ave- $500
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PLEAS FOR LOEW AND GUMBLETON

PLEAS FOR LOEW AND GUMBLEloN'
CONFERENCE IN THEIR BEHALF OF a TAMMANf
COMMITTEE WITH GOVERNOR EOBINsON-CAEE-
FUL AVOIDANCE OF POLITICAL ARGUMENTS.
iBY r-LrGRAPH TO rHF rnIRrys.i
ALBANY, Feb 1.-The Governors mansion
was abl.z. with hospitable ,ht. to-ngut. Us deiesa
ton from Tammary Hail came across the snow
street in front the dwelling, and. slYering Win
the cold cnt red br-ky the gateway at the loot OF
path that leads mp the building. The delegation WIS
COMPOSED OF men selected hy still larger COMMITTEE
SEPT from NeW-York to formally be- the Governor no.
To remove the County Gle and the Register on the
charges recently made AGAINST them 10y q Commit
toe Of the Bar Association. Tie original com
. mIttce OF IL members ar iycd iFom Nt"-lolh
this afternoon. aud shorty after 'h'f aliN"
reid secret meeting in n" Drayan House. There the
proper method OF presenting the petition was dr-
batrd. Some were in FAVOR oi aNeri0hs '''
/ present action Of the Bar Association 10 {"
sc.cme Of Ant'-Tamwanv. Democrats 70 get
office by o,l,ns those holding tie assai''d positions
OF ers -aId that 10 would be NOR polite net 10 say any
IN NJ about the political nature al ne charges hu "
defend the accused otcia the ground that t'} ma
mere = followed the example OF their prrdrcs- \,
the Governor said to he rather aver>c t. receiving
any del. cation, aud in fact had been coaxrd into
giving his consent 10 the meeting on the promise
that II suOuld DC OF Don-pulical character lh'
moderate policy finally WAS adopted The fot"W!h%
Gentlemen accordingly appeared before inc "ONcrho'
10 his warm pariors early IN TIE evening; Au-uNtH'
.,,.u I,.,,.. 7 C,,ag,rr TirlnIly J. Campbell
r crr,o, Hahn " browning NJ T.
- -. 80, !, t,,o u = DuTy Len
'i'-i'"""' M" >, -, ur.s n,,r,
:, -, = ? n .r,o,.y Michael Tuon,r,. "
''~' - - =, -. s,,+.r VI. ... If
- to'" ~ f,,., -. ,,,t. IL. ,,,..,,I
"'u ''""''' ~ -. i., 49, ,r.,i
Nv '"N'i""' I''D''i7 - ' ~
Ously tcicttcd ana lt topics tu'S "''' u" SP'N "f
mad ue,n named there was 10 urliy the opening Oi
the conferences
Thomas J. Dreamer was me Nt't SpclNtf ~ S'iu
t Tho ,,,..p inir WAS ON. of investigations through
'"''' WV - , a.. ,o.. ,t...t en-,
ont the country, ana IL was hilui" 'l'i'Io'' ''' "
County Cicrk and REGISTER should have their 'ce- cG
,i I.ut ref nm. 10 c yallaI e ought 40 De general
"''''''' | =. !, AZ .,.. ,,,i..,.,, NTH ,
and not special ENci'l l. ""''''' i'''o"'" WI" "
tulocy on Mr.. I0eW's character. asserting tndt ne
-. r,,.o - ,.ot-d ,ut.o,i,v Mr. IorW had
h'd nee" " o"'-' W. ' - -. 1891,
entered the Registers oih'c lgh"fW' OF us u''S 'u"
- ~ -. .,, ...-ri.d avr.v Tine law.
books Oh tue OHIO. "d' ."- "''' '"''' ~ 80
ON the subject of ices were coh'rd"ct'N' Inc
.,,eakor called the Governors attention 10 the
tacI tn't tNe '''' WV ,.
was n lawyer In N'W-1ork 'HY years
"N'' 800. NIL, male. bt,, ci,,r,os
In conclusion The speaker claimed That an oWctf VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
CONGRESSIONAL STATIONERY"

mcnt contains some very interesting Items rams were
nurch -ed tie dcZcI among Oi OF othcf Ouu-icN-
ln,a uplt "A, well as about forty travelling bags.
The following are sting nGlv dual pu' chases:
one razor equipments for l. f. Watson OF PENN 900
o.. 49, I'm H. Wright VI
Iur = lCi SLATE W J. Bacon. OF New .
Sne as tor W \ -teugrr, Penn Il on
Io "a tr InouJg. Ewing Of OHIO ........... 60
~ 10 ,l, aibnn Tor A. W Gutter. 80
m IAN. M '-h0e rauer" Tor H. Townsend ..- 80
an, Tor l. L. Hooker, OF Miss 10
On / ( ~
OnS ,r The -Ancnar," r w. J. Bacon. y y. 90
On, rs, In, ook Tor T. Manning. Miss..... -
& ,,,Ils ion Jtss, J. YeAte- vi y ....... - 90
& ,, hnnL r Jesse j. IeItes Of y. C.....-.-... 90
~ tr LAS frr H. d. Money. of Miss II 90
one iag1c pencil Tor IL. B Wright ~ Penn '''''. ~
O.c lalf q. tIumh bells TO- J. L. hdlncls oo
ono f0ral album orC. Is. Roberts 81 Md---.'' 10,
one razor -trap for II. A HerDe: : w.
one al brusu Tor A. \. tiarH' 81 =. o.
ON pack Of cards Tor JOhn tioo.c Ot y q ~
.DT IL. D. Money y l~S "
one Quota lass &. T. Hooker Z" MISS ~
On. SCI of utI.r, Tor Il. y VI Is ~ it4s - ~
Bar.- the 50 tlr' for ~ = Ha'tN ol Nd-7.-.- -
e. Learners iOr y T. Sans ~.
am c- din OF Coz, Of Ne" / ora d wv
THESE a., only example, oi Ions lat coye.lh- 81 -
pra! printed pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
IIIIcIr .rlIL CArTUEED.

San FEANol,Co, Feb. 4.-Internal Revenue
officer, a.t evening captured 30 Illicit osillcry III Ire
basement Of rc-tar rant ON Dupontst conducted by
=, I'M. t,,,. .i,..eut Is valued al abOut 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

tatons OF King Lear" at the Broadway Theatre Cor
the present. EnOch Arden" will be substituted Win
Joseph WheelOck IN the title-rOe. "OthciiO IA
preparation, aud will probably Do produced on hOh"ay
mex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

cor. sNOWDENWILLINGT TO RE5AIN POSTMASTER
PHLADELpHIA, Feb. lit Is now definitely
un,e stood tnat Colonel ouoWdcn has written to the
President declining tle drccior,hpoi the CAtei states
MINT rendered nam Ou the :. h of December last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE Fen :, / a.m.-The baro"eter rose
rap dis yesterday morning but fell again during ue
LATER part OF the dly. Partly cloudy weather ahiIhS
, great part OF the day was followed by clear weather
.r r.,... ,.,,,.-,furc Va. ouiy a higher than Oh
Nipuday The ~ moisture 10 me an j. are
PATTY cloUdy wc1thri, win chances "i ram "r HNo"
ma. b.. Xnected IN .ris citv aLt Nc'i' To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
ALBANY.
DOINGs AT TIE STATE CAPITAL.

GArID TRANSIT IL BROOKLNN-TARE oN BALE COT
ToS-ELECIIoNs IL SFw-YoEH AND bRookLNN-
APPEALs FOR HE REGISTER AND COtNn
CLERK.
bill was introduced in the Assembly authorizing
the construction OF rapid transit road on Atlantic
ave, Brooklyn, from South Ferry to SlNth-ave
protest was received from the New-iork Cotton tx
change against the bill allowing per cent tare on
baled cotton. The bill requiring separate
tickets for State and County officers was amended
so as TO apply to New-York and Brooklyn
only, and was ordered to third reading
A delegation from Tammany Hall visited Governor
Robinson, with arguments against the removal OF
Register Loew and County Clerk Gumbleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
10 ]. B. snEnNAN. SUPERNATURAL Lnloa 80 -

Importnnt.-Dr WI HtlEs BAI=AM tor the lung. c1res
COUGHS. colds crOup consumption and al diseases III il,
Use HfNHTS CAEGouc sALyE for pmple fre,sics cats,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
HINES oE Az ACTOR.

The actor, George Edgar has been taken
suddenly IL aud Is obliged to discontinue ais repEesen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

DOW BRUCE-On TIE 4th inst ar the residence ~ tho
BRIDES parents Nuut r-Cuti r hudson hy tr Rev ". Z.
J. Hall DOW, OF Chicago, 10 Florence ~ daughter
lam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
TprpI-Vr rOrii nr,FPvtTrONs.

ir uarru.'tuDa yanAo h' H .i' -'s
OIL. .tuf Ait'f'i- 90
80. rr,~4.1s wc $40 .rifrsaI' W.
C.,.. e.. tLr mercury IuEius fao-e noiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
Gpccial Nollces

For Gout and Rheumatism Dr. La'ilrs Remedies
T.uuir and P.-naNe equal DESCRIPTIVE" pamphlet sen
tree b. agents, T. FOUGkRA & co. 80 North William
At % York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

All notices IF Marriage, must be Endorsed r;h 6tu
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-31
How Can Enpress My rhanks !,
10 be Continued.

Ms. Meeks, OF Yorkviile New York, writes:
1t affords me great pleasure TO write these
few lines to let the public know the vnlu. of
Anakesis. the great External Pile Remedy. /
have suffered the last IA years everything
but death; In that lime I have spent hum
dreds OF dollars. II I'VE tried everything !
ever heard of. ] have hal four different doc
tors, but foand very ilitic relief. Ht last
heard nf AnuEesis; tried them and In one
hours time | found relief and have not been
rouble with them since. How can j ex-
press my thanks to you? No tongue can
praise them too hishIy. md 1 would say to
all those who are afflicted with Piles. Hem
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THE OHIO NATIONALS.
TO-day's Convention of the Party
i'm Toledo.
Special TO the Star.

| ppcCihl W tnt Guar.
TOLEDO, June 24-The National Conyen.
tion assembled this morning at 10 O. clock
with Mr.. Odel, of this city, as temporary
chairman. There has been considerable
excitement all morning and good deal ol
quiet discussion. Plan of work is pretty
well laid out Mr.. Throckmorton, of Ross
| County, will be permanent chairman, and
S. f. Cary chairman of Committee on Res
olutions who has the platform ready tc
present. 1t deplores the effort to renew
sectional animosites; affirms to the Gov.
ernment right to coin money independent
OF action OF foreign powers; declares the
so-called specie resumption is a fraud and
swindle; that it has resulted only in the
further suppression of labor, and in render
dering the condition of all who are in debt
still more hopeless and desperate, and in
placing the accumulations Ct industry al
the mercy Of Shylocks and Esurers and
this too IN the presence of the most boun
| teous harvests ever bestowed upon US as 8
people.
1t urges that bonds be paid according t.
law under which they were issued demands
unlimited coinage of silver demands in.
come tax; deprecates efforts to antagor ize
capital and labor, and demands sanitary
safeguards in shop and mines.
! THE FUSION.
TOLEDO, June PA resolution was
| adopted declaring that under present cir
| comstances the Convention deemed it mex
pedient to nominate any new candidates
| for State officers. The Convention then pro-
ceeded to appoint, through a committee
previously chosen, State Central Com
mittee of one from each Congressional Dis
trict. The latter body is composed almost
entirely of Ewing men. 1t will be seen
that the Toledo Convention has repudia;ed
the action of the Columbus Convention
and built new platform on which Nation
ais may stand and yet cast their votes for
Ewing. The Convention adjourned sine
die.
The boilers headed by Schilling, of Cleve-
land, hold another meeting in the Boody
House at half past o'clock this afternoon.