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New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
MR.. TALMAGE ON TRIAL.
MIR. REsuNGToN,s TESTIMONY ENDED.

MIR. REMINGTONS TESTIMONY ENDED.
REDIRECT EXAMINATION by Mr.. CRosBY-AN IN
TERvTEw WITH Mr.. TALMAGE ADMITTED IN
RvIDENCE-A MOTION TO HOLD TWO SESSIONS
EACH DAY.
The redirect examination of Mr.. Remington
occupied nearly the entire session OF the
Brooklyn Presbytery yesterday. Mr.. Crosby
succeeded in having an interview with Mr..
Talmage admitted in evidence. as showing
facts which influenced the witness. There
was a brief recrOssexamination by Mr.. Spear.
VICTORY FOR THE PROSECUTION.
Much discomfort is expressed by the members of
the Presbytery, especially by those who are pastors
of churches at the probable length of the trial, and
many desire to hold two or even three sessions
each day. DR.. Spear, however, contends that his
health will not allow him to be present at more than
one session of three hours daily The present indi-
cations are that the trial will occupy at least four
weeks. Dr. Spear, however, says that he consented
to act as Mr. Talmages counsel only on the condi-
ton of a single daily session. The question came
up on a motion to hold two sessions after Monday,
but when Dr. Spear stated his objections the motion
was withdrawn. There will be no session to-day
The principal incident of interest yesterday was
the offer in evidence by Mr. Crosby of one of the IN
teryiews with Mr. Talmage which was excluded
earlier in the trial. Mr.. Crosby wished to have u
read in order to show what influenced Mr. Remng
ton to pursue the course which he did after Mr'
Talmage's withdrawal from The Christian at York.
The Moderator ruled it admissible, but when Dr.
Spear ascertained that it was paper which had
been rejected previously. he declared that there
was an attempt on Mr.. Crosby's part to spring
trap on the defence "And l." shouted Mr.. Crosby
springing to his feet, unhestatingly deny 1t IN
the presence of God and this court" The Presby-
tery decided to admit it and Mr.. Remington read
the interview in which Mr.. Talmage was reported
as commenting severely upon member OF the COM
pany meaning Mr. Remington.
Mr.. Remington testified, on the redirect examina-
ton that he considered Mr. Talmage's valedictory
a virtual puff of The Adrdnce 30 winch he trans
ferred his services, and from the style oil the al
vertisement which was inserted he was led to be-
lieve that Mr. Talmage was the author OF 1t. Mr.
Talmage paid the bill for getting out the extra
edition, and Mr.. Remington Thought 1t no violation
of his contract with Mr.. Talmage to suppress this
edition. The recrOssexamnatiOn was very brief
and revealed no points Of interest 1T was con-
Quoted bv Dr. Spear, who was Disconnected by MIR.
Crosby's objections to questions that did not grow
ont of the redirect examination. Before taking the
stand Mr.. Remington made a brief address, stating
that he was i'll and worn out on the previous day
and was led by the form of the questions put to
him to make admissions which he did not intend TO
make.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

GOVERNOR HUBBARD's DAUGHTER IN CANADA
MONTREAL, March 2S.-Frederick Shepard
and wife. the daughter OF Ex-Governor Hubbard, OF
Connecticut in tins city yesterday and left Dy the
night Il pTess for the West.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Lieutenant NJ. r.
s. Mckenzie has been ordered TO special duty on board
the practce-shp Constellation. LieuteDant-Com-
mander D. w Mullan has been detached from the Navy
Yard at Norfolk and ordered to the receiving-s ship
jamestown, at the Mare Island, Cal, Navy Yard
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

an the mere reckless statement OF tyro
eoense dispose. OF the matter az iar as u oon
Jhis eneclu !uennsctfv WM. NJ. THohs,
serns YOURS Editor American Art Journal
Var. Fork. March &c, 1879,
, 1879-01-11
fRpufar Science MnnikaH.

xFb4fHr sH1$HE4 MHh{AH.
The lea.ons ot the last epldsnlc Ind numer-
The "BIack DEATH E." that ravaoctl Asia au.l
Southern EUROPE III lbs fourteenth century
spuEed the Aiohalnmetian auutr trics--rersia,
Turkislan. M0socx0, and S0uthern spAin-
wllo&e tnhabltants generally Sustained from
pDrk and Intoxicating drinks. In lie Byx3n-
tine Empire, Klssia. Germany, France, Nurll!-
ern spain Nnilabltci BY tho Gbristiun Eistsoths},
and Italy, 4,AU, ,UD died bstween l37I aud l315,
but the ,,,uiaAtrsleA Of tho strIctcr urdcts snd
tho frugal peasauts 1T CaaAbrla and Sicily ei-
joyet tlictr uSual health (which they, Of course,
ustFtbed 10 tic favor Ut their tutelar saintsl;
but nlAang thu cities which sntlclcl 1no&t wrru
urst thzra sttuatel rueky, lnountatn slopes,
with no lack of drainage aud pure wutcr, while
tho stcppes oi tAs Epper Vulxa aru generally
dry and salntrtous. The pesllrnce VI ITO
swept away ba0JO, or m1ro than two thirds Ut
tho 10. .uO Inhabitants Of Marselles tu lcss thau
live Weeks; hut OF the G,O00 sbsteuious SpaiI-
4ards that tullahIted the ''sutufb vi tho Cata-
laIls," only :aan died. ur leas than per ceut.
Tic m0st destructive epidemic fep1rteI In
authentic history WaA the fur years' plague
shat commenced tu A.. ID. SIT aud lpEe.l
through the doultniOls Vi Ct1artcs tho tsfrat,
thc 1yxantlus E,nplrc,. Nostnera Africa and
spread to the saAt over syria, Peraia, and thu
lndles, aud neuctTatcu tp tho west along tEu
coast OF Africa. aud over the Contiurpt Ut
Europe. Abfa A&nOr, With IT, ulrtllnEic cfltcs,
Conxtantnople, Nutthesu Italy, and Fruncu
suffered fcasfuEly; entire provinces weEu sban-
d0led, ctties dled out aud remained y4lApt fuf
tnauy years, aud aurtnx three mouths
h9O md Ut LAST 10,u0 perkops died u
cou.tAaunol'is s-4h taIl tGibbou's +" lis.
, 1879-01-11
OUR TENURE nE LEE

Dapende In great MsAs0fe upon our Et4aId for or
Aexteet vt the laws qf health. II We Violate thcn
We rauuot expect to '.m4kt old bouts." But that
tj< spaa OF existence slluttcd ta naturally dult.
cato constitution Or oau which has bcsu shaken by
d!s{asa, may ea materially lenfthened II TACT Ut
which We have daily psuof. Thu vlsLf, lug au re-
stosnl1ts tuapencc Vi iIu4teskess Stomach Hittera
UPON = falling physique affords . striking l!laslEa-
tion Of sha pewef u lHdic!uus n.f1scat1uu to
strengthen the aoid IN !stu ltsttuseu ei:cstioa.
.Fcpos0. these arc among the bensl,s conferred
Upon tie tsbtitatea b., that suprruls Ecpptaut.
.h1d . Nervous s5s,cnl Hanqulllxvd, The inyallu,
Alter conEas VI the blttsts feels tbAt bis Ale.
tenure y ~ loaxef the ptscAsiou* THU: Lhat Was.
that ho may ,ct enjoy ''xrtea oi. txs."
, 1879-01-11

f<f}Ets
NEW Yonx, Ian. l0.-Tne report Of tho d.
rcctors OF tho Erie 1saltway Company, inst pub
'tahed, shows for tho four months, Juue 10
Sept. 30, 1878, gross earnings Of ,6sl; net
earnings, si,930, $50; Or, teducttng rentals Of
leased lues, ETC., 81 ,51 oso and, after payment
Of $143,403 interest on funded debt, net
profit for four months OF tsoe. $40, and n net
rolt for the entire year to Sept. 20 Of sG25 All.
Besides, the floating debt has becn r.
duced from S4,Oouo0o In 1871 10 5000, 900.
A continuance Of surplus at this rate
gives hopes Of q dividend. Tnis result hna been
rcacheti mainly BY the reduction Of expenses ri
ii per cent under tie old management 10 G2 pcr
cent under tho new. -.
The cust of tic third rail between .Sus9uehan-
nd and Buffalo Inns been paid, mainly from the
net earnings, and the cfss Of the third rail-
from susp,,ehanna to Jersey City Is paid iro,n
noncy received frun assessments. II IA ex-
ncctcd tl,at the early conplotio', al the conncc-
tiun 70 the road with Bs,.ton wt!l Glys the Eric
nm additional annual business of f2.hC0,t0, an
pIscs The ronl on an equality. u TO olactt,es with
The New York Central.
, 1879-01-11
DEAD ANIMALS.


Tho lsrec establishment of tho Union Rem.
dor4nt, T,omn.nv. situated NJ f3tooa statton. on
~. n.,.. s r,..",ars.t =. a. fo,,. ns,1sasa
about twenty-five miles from thss c't5' on what
Is kpowp ~ the "BlG Calumet" River, WAS to-
tally tlcstro,cd bY Gro at = o'clock yestcrJaY
moyotn1 III. harc announcement .hou]d ,t.
tfart the attention ana e'atm tne interest," o. al
tho sestdents Of Ch!cago, for, arart from
The great los. which I. implied In
" ~. .'a u iss ais ,",.ras, IT,, ~ @ thsrc
take k'nal5 interest," OF 'e'n"-1ee''na' .hefe
attaches to the statement visions OF streets
Oiled with dead dogs, defuuct horscf, ltieless
thc t;n,e,,, nonIcr,no f.om mnsnv IN. tba ,n,,I,,.
tac uhlo" heuochah s"'hpa.. ""s w." na'ta
t,on which collected daily al, the deaa anl1nals
about the city and the ssock.Y.rds, Transported
bl1dcn to romc. and df.poscd Of them 10 Tho
entI,s .a,,s,.c,,on NJ al, conccrnrd. No,h,nr
s"."e eassi"e''o. y. w .,.,. ".ss
but love Tor The tmmutab'''ty OF the truth
Of saudry ui.l ,oa,,l, aud ch,ldle., women who
onsc 1,r.,orc1 the,r ,frcct,on. ,,non docs,
49,. =. t,o...,a n,. ,,.s. 49,, .a. ~ ,a,.ta,,
ea'e' or hoiscs no" ueat anu conc' " saying
TINT the works Of The Union Rendering Company
were a kind of Wholesale buryng.Eround,
a crcmatory, a "boucyarAn for Al, the brute
hea.t. WIN nutc ,,,ct, tn,,r,av =, N, h.ro.f,.,
..a,s, ca,. ~" a'e"' s..s,, au" ~ s.'
'fo"' sh'eaeo' suet, "aa 1ne 'ac1, nnu eos
must he nn'ounced, despite the ''npleasantncss
that snay be caused by vain inA9tntaYs Of the
fate of pct ,po"lcs. and tahhlcs. The works
Ihc fire started, # is supposed In the ttnsnrtll-
atu ncighbor,,od of tho rumpr aud arc-extin-
eni'1Ilng APPARATUS, else the men at work-thc
ass one a.ta soa @sa sasaias ' ts as ss
Nothing could bc done. aud the entire
establishment burned 10 the ground,-
y total wreck. The building wis alout
, 1879-01-11

torv," Vol. H., Chap, rlvfif). And the
Is variottIy ealimatesl frnm 75,tno, N0 IN l2h-
nnfHH ,Pnrup|l.s. ".An.tslnl.." Cap. 1stf!.;
Cousin. "ttist," Tntnr H.. y, I7s,. Bnt In
fitiIv. Mnrn,'o, md Albania tho dtteasr wits
conflneh ~ few seaport lowns. and tltc Catl'
tnsut aud Arabfa cscnpcd entirely cntftrsy.
This dreadful plnguc made its first appearan =
In A,rKatulr,s, Ecypt, then n inxur!o,1s city Of
S00,0M inhsb!tatlts. aud Paullus 1,acotus,
less elmtlony hy which the Inhabitants Of the
grcst capital incurred yearly levers and danger
ous ind'cestsons, and at last brought this terri
bio Judgment npon ts'en':elves ana theT !nnn
last 5o0, 600 of her tuhabitants In EI2 and 500,
OOO In the following yenr. AMI for nssrs around
the city the fclos were covered with unburiel
catn4nt.
, 1879-01-11

T0|TFW t."F9HxEEIHf N01F1E >. =, ,a
Is the wlna blowing frea when II Ia oesd
(a1headt
Do sailors 10 zloft at ratliuc parst
Can you get I bark fruI, ships loGa
ptes lho blight uf y Fupe ever produce hydro
phoIiai
po She bows OF ship grow On tue crosytrees3
Docs tbs xt,cet anchor Of u ship ever coti-
f1rterf
W!rn the watch is Kct, do theY call Ill haudss
Il It tho saiiur's tsmc TO play attcr hs has
taken Ills trick at the whcelf ..
tJoea tue dug watrh thu cats hesQl
When the Captain strikes his colots, do they
over but baekt
, 1879-01-11
THE RENO INQUIRY.

9pfcf1I 7Nspl1cA 10 I've 7FitHa&
DIsMARcK, IT., Jan, l0.-Col. benton, CsEt.
McDuugal', L!suts. Vuruu,n, llarc, and Wal
lace. mud DR.. Porter, wttucsse. bc:ure tbs heno
Inquiry A. Chicago, left thiE uiorptnx. They arc
the lnust Important witnesses Autnnoueu. aud
were Ill In lhu LIttlu biz lloru fight.
, 1879-01-11
A sroCK-JOnnINt3 cANAnp.

a
Several years ago The Pennsylvania flatIroad
Con,puny leased tho Columbus, Chicago Il In
diana Central Railrond.-ona Of the conditions OF
thu lease being tl,at the Pennsylvania Company
guaranteed 70 pay per cent !ntrfess Der an~
NUN On the 1rst-mortgage bonds Of the leased
road. Subsequently the Pennsylvania Com
pany, upon tho ground that thcro we're certalu
obligations existing on the mart 0. the Colum-
bus, Chicauo i 1ndann Central lsoad nit made
known to the lcssees whcr the lease wss made,
declined to pay further Interest On tho bonds,
and tho amount now in default 1s qu!tc latgc
sum, kuit was brought against the PeunsylvA-
MIA Company, and tllc casc wnA heard last sum-
mcr by Justice Harlan. 1.ateIs 4 rutnor
was circulated mud published fn vorions papera,
no doubt at the instance of suu1e Nnprincfp1etl
stock iobbcrs, to tho effect that Justice HARLAN
Ind givcn . decision In favor VI tho Cleveland,
Columbus d Indiana Central Rai'road. No de.
ctston las been rendered In the cnsc by Justice
Harlan, and Is not likely 10 bo for seyersl
weeks.
, 1879-01-11
UONORE BLOCK.
The Work of Reconstruction Fairly
Under Way.
Another Theory a. to How the Fire
Htarted--Benner's Ex-
animation.

nmfnot;nn.
Thsre VI. , pooa deal of activity tiisplaYed !
r..,nrt.r .,.,,,,t w., to.rnatad and charr.d
a.ou"1 wv e. n,.-,' ~ a 100
lnrge force of wotkmcn were lnbosinR WIN
picks, shuve1s, snd whcctbatrows in mn effort to
+rmnvn tbo detr,4 accumulated there. whi)a
oth.rs vera nroon,nu up she wnffs and prc-
Tho upper -four ia about rs good As use.
less, and viii have to be entirely rc-
,1nvcd sr5 rs,1arc,1 hv . ney one. After
mo'ea aEu 'epaeeu " ,.,a.s nS" ., u"ei ,,r nv,
night gangs-nn1sh the work Of removal on tic
top floor, they will clear away tho next lower
1erk. which i. ,,so nro,tv ,,a1ty torn up, and
,ien tie next, " where he afe d.msse i. manly
confined 10 TWO or three rooms. Tie furf'surc
Ia nil out Of the lower stortcs mud men were en-
p!oycd yesterday in shovetng the ico
IN thc noors and In curttne It out,
ot .nc ""ot" a". *
III tHo aPatbMe"t7 'o'hch'J oee"P'e"
hy tho rost-0fflce gang OF catEenters
were tearing down some Of tho old partitions,
maln entrance, and cleaning away the 1ce and
sno" ~ auu anou. s .'S o."ees, m..,
4ttS wonx Or TltAwlHo OUT
ncct. to hoyc th,s portion Of tho building ready
usc.s ~ ''u'S n''o e4't. ~ s.'u oa'IAs
tos Ing 1ustonee .o'ss ~ .suesup5 ~ M .no
middle OF next week, or BY the iast OF tho
week at the fartIlest. Col. Greene, President Of
the Connecticut Mutual, which owns tho hui]d.
s' haa o.h., @ @ ~ conf.r sho.,, snt ,ethcr
nsu o.nef 10 sou,s. ne
muci, less anything that was startling, In regard
m N, rch,,id,nv. ar. what ia equally Interest,"
,n,, ~. ero.,,on .. IT, vhcthsr t,,e po,t.OG1ro
'a1' tne astt auts.o s.s ss :. !. h,e.nn,a, ~ ~
pretty we'll understood however, that the Com
nanv nroposea To use all proper ejEorte 10 zee
thaf thcy re,,,,na hustncss At ths old stand, and
.,.. s,a. ,,,s-a ,,ntt1 ,ho ore.ent lc.., or.
TINT lucy atay tnsfe uut'' '"' p'eSe'lt 'ea'' 'A'
p!rcs.
The uncertainty in regard to
rus rnr,1nn ot;.arsns or TINE ro,roYP,cz
still rema'na' ihcte so'no n poss,o,,',y tnat
tho ofico mar rcmatn IN tue Singer Building Tor
some time to conc. Postmaster Palmer Yct-
tcrt1ay stated that the Office might ren,afu where
Is uns'l INC lst VI Aa,. ~ ooss'n.s pssules
tiou ~ 10 any cnabGe can 10 madet Us TUG Fhole
matter IL subject to tho deetaton Of tho
authorities at washington. The office Is In good
an,..n,e XII thas t%o pnnty mnvs INV rnnit to
rnntin viii niynnta0o would Uo 10 the now Uov-
nrnmcnt t9uEIHimv' Hnnt, SI,.ISnwrii ia "xncrtcfl
hack t.aijY. and al authoritative cxpressjop On
arriya1. ''' ~ '>' "''
Arrat ' stn.rt % md several ~ tia nsrsons % wi.o
hayn ma,ja sratsments In rcrnr,I to lie ore,n Of
ths ilr IN vislt thr Jionnre Iit.itn~ Will lin.
wii,' vicv ~ ~ ersnin;nv intn IN: 1nrstion f ~
WIN - ~" nnx T,,n wIHs ar.nTr,,' w
rhc t.h,cf hax III avn tbcnrw m tbc .nhlccr.
whtch. II rot urnhae. is at least nrw. nt1i rans
nyers. thai tic Gro ortripnscI In Tic
s,i'It,,tcr '"at .hon' o imst '"s rnst ~ !" the c
, 1879-01-11

Trey 7Itnts.
Iu order TO refresh tAu u,intls Of our readers,
ve publish the list Ut weldinK celebrations:
Thses days, suSSaEi sixty days, slargar: 1rss
, 1879-01-11

they think, should be regarded as e1tra-hszard.
and owners OF buildings snd owners OF stNcks
ought to pav extra ratio until such deficiencies
arr rcrIfael.
, 1879-01-11
ITEMS.

i
Tho Chicago T. Northwestern Railroad has
decl,lcd to make u reduction Of freght rates In
Wisconsin,. The new tariff will bs published III
day or two.
Mr. ]. E. Blunt has been appointed engineer
OF the Wlnona T. St. Potter Branch Of the Chlca-
70 Il Northwestern Railroad. He wEll have
rl,nrGc Of rcpnfrs of track, buildings, md
hri.lges.
The meeting ut lin fast freight lines has agnin
been postponed, apd IL Is now suited tl4t II
vii! ID held ut tin Tcft House, Buffalo, Jan. II.
q, and ~. The accounts for two montl,s will
be auditcl and adjusted at this meeting.
Mr. J. II. Mountain, formerly City Ticket
Agent Of tle Chieugo y Northwestern lsniiroutl,
has bccn appotntcd City Passenger ARcnt Of
tho Lake bhore l. Mtch!gon Southern Railroad.
Sir. Mountain Is to lo0k up tbs outslle business
Of this ruad,
Mr.. II. 4. stanwood, better known n "ihc
DeacutI," Gcacral Agent Ut the Chicago Il
Nortl!western, Chicago. Rock Island \ lasitle,
aud ChfcaCO, Burlington Il Quincy Railroads at
San Franclsco. Ia in tho city. llu IL going East
on short vacation.
Two refrigerator ours, with dressed beef, left
hero by the Chicago Il Eastern Illinois Railroad
IN TIM eth OF DuccEber, one al tho cusLcst
des,iaation, n @ Jasksonse Tors ths neas nc sS wa.
found tn prime aud exrclfcnt condition. Thu
slicrcss OF this experiment has Induced the
managers OF tic southern Dtspatct, Line to III
tutmre run regular Iine Ut refrigerator cars su
Jacksonville, taktun there lsessra beef, etc.,
and bEtpEiox nack oranges and other Florda
1rutt.
Mcssrs. Nelaon{& Russcll, OF this city, havc
inst brought out the tisst number Of "'rhe
Commercial Tsays!rrs' Pocket Hallway Guido "
for the State Ut Iowa, whlcl, will Ia fund very
useful, not only for commercial travellers, but
also for station agents, conductors, and Others
who have TO- give Information seGaEd(ng ttls
timetables Of conucctlnE Eoads. DY this guiIc
one CUE lay Tut ruilte With ease aut certainty.
Similar guides fur Illinois and other Western
states will Boon bn published by the aboyo Ken.
tictnen.
Tbs indianapolis Journal states: ~ Uuquet-
tiunubly frc'ghts atu carried East ~, heavily
cut gRtv from points III the lndtanapots, Hl0'A-
tnHton " Western lioud, thenvc over tic i.atu,-
cite, Munctu q Bloomington anu Zee Lines.
IAak The cut is 10 ceHts uu tilt t00 pounds is
certalnly false. NJ rRte with Ars~cet,t cut
would g. quick take tue business from other
lines that H'Rlnta!u rates Is ono with q heavier
cut. Unlcss thsa Ra.me il speedily blocked, .
disqualification Of rates by caIni,ettors 0f tbs
Fs's,ls uatnel msy be expected before ths week
pAAseK.h
, 1879-01-11

Al the annual tncottng OF the Missouri. Iowa
T. Nebraska Railroad, held al Cenirevillc, Iowa,
a .lay or two ago, tho following Directors were
elected: B. E. Smith, Columbus, o.; A. L.
HOPKINS, Toledo; a. B. Stone, George J. For
rest, Charles A. sccor, md William Geb-
hard, New York; F. 1.ovcjoy, phiadci-
phla. r. N. Drake, A. J. Baker, and
j. A. Talbot, .Ccntrest!ic, a.; E. Walker. anu
Kcokuk. The new lsoartl was organized with n
view to uniting tile interests OF the To1etlo.
PcorIa s; Warsaw 1afroal and the Wabash nnd
Illinois Central In securing ai, extension OF tho
souri, Rlver, connecting with tic unton Pacific
and forming another East ard West tllrougl.
line. negotiations arc pending for tho extern
aion OF the ltno to Corydon, ia, during tlH
the line haying voted tax 10 nid Of the road.
, 1879-01-11
LOST AND FOUND

LOHT AND FOUND
I osr-wttf. THE LAt,y witt rIcl;En t'r Gn!.l,
An,n! VI Wacl!. GettaKn t;toyu'ss. car. Jan. =.
Eleasc deliver 10 Cashier. Tribune nh1rrf
I osT-A NET OF rLAh* mi. F.IUI. IltIi'hEs.
L. dTaun VI T. NAun1sn, 4 llss.rnt towArd will III
given by rrtnFnng The aanto t0 ~ EaAt l.akc'It.
/ ilsr-ta KEWAli1.-A sta'Tt:li rktsllIEi; Slut
u ~hu luz sucking puppies. return IL l:U snd %a
6tnsC+at.
, 1879-01-11

~ ths Ea4lof " 3'&s Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. l0-Whfe discus sim of the
causes Of the PostOdice dre u gutng Oh, thu
public should not 1aao sight Ut the Importance
Of hatelway.clusers. Had tho Ilanure Block
elevator been provided with tlesu there would
have been no fro !u the roof. Inciosrd hand
sou document WHICH shows tic csttnlate that
underwriters plaSe upon hatchway -etosers.
Respectfully yours, X. j. SMlrlt
htcFulafy.
Tbs document referred IL by Air. Snith Il, his
mute Is paper drawn up at tbs time oi ihu
holdins of the annual meeting # thu F1e un-
.lcrwriters' Association o{ tha Northwest la,t
September. 1t u TO thu effect that thu UNDER
sli,nrtt, WIN are ths aKentA VI snsuraseo cutnpa-
nfes, Insurance sdjusters, publishers VI i.,aur-
anee papers, ctc., are satisfied uDn observation,
thAt TIC use of automatic hatchway-closcrs IL uo
longer experiment hus an ssxolu plislel tzct,
ana ttat tney deem y y wv assnost amp1Ftanca
that the automatic closets Ls used IN ali opvn
ELEVATORS, and that Ill tuclosc4 elevators be
within Gfc.pruof shafts pss4sug aboye tAe zoots,
uld that etesators With autou.4itc traps should
MnL be iisslused with hoRr,lx or sash.wofk, but
!u1oul,est Oh each stoty with simplp EaIlipea
ALI gttsa Aoy elevator Other wise constructed,
, 1879-01-11

sp3ffEE U0b11tA u TIE 7FtHNHA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 10.-JudGe Drum
mond oycrrulcd the molten to rescintl MI In
junction restraining the National Trust Com
puuy Of New York from scl1ng 100000 of
bonds Of tho Springfield Branch Of tue road,
held as collateral to secure liam Of tlOO, ,GOo.
A ,not!on to consolidate tbc cases 1T William
King acutust tho Ohio Il Mississippi Railroad
Company, and Allan Campbell Ct a.. und of
A'lnn Campbell! ~. the SAME CoMpany and
William King 1t al.. was sustained. Tho two
plaintiffs represent two c1ashcs OF bondholders,
and eue for torecluaurH Of tnortEage.
, 1879-01-11

GLAHS q !t' T.: ~
sSy~sa aIiacsttunahls n:rlIcalsa Why ~ not t Ntss
EESTtSn AND MDAkDlAH EXcHANt;E. ROOM
Ii.iHE SE HGlLDlSG.
{l0ANb-hND HV0M F0ll tlENriEMAN And
ID tnIy wl.h l.uarI for tkIy uly. .o3tR 1t Twclitl
H.. npfth u Twruty. .hfth'st. Addrcn u IL, Trib-
unn btllts.
, 1879-01-11

SUED BY TIE GOVERNMENT.
Ban FRANCISCO, Jnn. 10.-Ttle Government
has brought suit against thu Central Paciifc
Railroad Company 10 recover S10, 900 for the re-
f,,sal Ut the defendant In rrnIcr u abatement
Of It's business to tho Auditor Of Railroad Ac.
counts.
, 1879-01-11

rAnTNEIlA WANTED.
1lARTNEM WAsTEn-Ac1iv iv1. WIN Fi:0, b..s.!'
to tAuu In sho Nlxuuf4ctury VI fufnturt " soutl
land lad oiu es!sb,hsa co,ssta u j. 1sars; Is,r
sluIl uenI Ina. Itetuss " Colby 4 iStrt4. 1l7 sud
3IA htaet'tf.. Chic1sO.
1}AllThEk WASTEjI-WlTH fH1u $i.A1I To
L &luAL AldItas for Eve days u ou IFihuut ufnIe.
, 1879-01-11

mAClIlNENK.
Itult tbALE-CuEAP-0HEl u u-ilOllsk ,'HUGKEyE"
ono 6 hotss i,ouatlys hi!:t +!ast si!H H. ats w
I'll sl1ss. iiAi d lltkSTlcE. ~ south CAnal-st
rNJtt RSLE-A Lur DF hECUNu.IANil nTEAM-
j. lealtlK ta,is Of q! szc*. HAY 4 FREN1lcE,
81 South tnnxl.st. Y
, 1879-01-11

anniversary, iron: nth, wooden; tenth, TIN;
fifteenth, crystal: twentieth, china; twenty.
nfth, a!rcr; thtrtfcth, cntton; th!rty-htah,
linen; fortfeLh, wnpIfn: fnrty-dfth, SIX;
tlftIett. Eu1d hcvcnty fifth, tilanpnd.