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New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
sL-NnAY EyENING C0NOERTS.

Some of the members Of Me-. Shak0sch's
,,.,. coulnonv g.yc a concert last night at Ro"ihs
Theatre in which they had the assistance OF Nr' H'-
,ncu, and Of Nlmo Teresa Carr no. who, as the event
provcd contributed by far the most Interesting half Of
the entertainment, Nr Ecmenyi played the Ernst Pan
tasia on ii Pirta." Nj Du'c&cns E"mHLve ana
tho Pacariu Ctfrcc.os. lie was IN excellent form
and played very charnmgly, with an tie
,,.utiness and finish for which be is al
Oavs conspicuous. II was hs last appearance in
\ YORK before starting s Western tour, ana here
,y,4 very pleasant incident about it. AZ the close OF
fLc Ernst Flnta.a. H. presented with Dd. dsone
!.i-cl wreath. bound Win The national col Us, ,nd
hearing a1 msoripr ion saving that IT WIS for The NJ
ti,Y4l yioliust of Hungary from the liuncarans Of
Ntw-York /, was altogether delicate aud deserved
compliment. Tor Rcmcnyi is before all things
an Hungarian. and his foHow-cOuntrymcu feel
his and almost idolize him. Niue. CarTrno
rnvcd Dulckcn's arrangement OF the BoccGCyln. Min
net and Rubnsten', Setting Of the March from Bectho-
ven, Ruins Of Athens" with great applause, and
later in the evening she vigorous aud brilliant
rendering OF Llsz's Second Rhapsode longro'se.
scnorita GIlimbert sang MOdcrat's d" H. SpoSa y
waltz and afterward couple OF Spanish songs ia such
wav a. to via much favor for herself and Miss Guia
Mario sa.e an aria from Verdl's FoEza del DcOtino
Slgnor LszZarini aria from Maria di E"hsn'
and "spIrito Gcutil" from "It Fayora." Mr.. C"uf-
mann was announced 10 appear, but was . ana some
changes had 10 be made IN the programme III eon>e-
Quence.
There was also concert the Grand opera House by
Mr Gilmore and his band They lad the assistance Of
the Pdlesrua Choral Society, Italian organizaion
and q Miss Henderson, Ncssr,. Norman. Bac.u. Lew
MollcnAauer and of Master Augustus Victor B'Hham.
an 1cccdngIy youthful pianist Among the pieces oH
he prorrarIne Grand Fania II, descriptive Of ne
adventures Mir Gilmore aud hIS baud ON their tIlp 10
llrCpO ldSt
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
4 sKI71NG roND IN GILNoREs GARDEN

, LARGE SHEET OF ICE TORNEp BY ARTIFICIAL
Mr,xs-opENI>G OF IHE RINK TO-DAY.
The rink of artificial zee at Gimow's Gar
den Will he opened for ssatng AT 9 IN today, ana
Gilmorcs Band Will furnish music every afternoon and
evening curing the seson. The ice covers an area oi
,e ooo Aoi,ere feet being 200 feet long by 50 wide,
in the ccntrc of The building Yesterday thlS was coy
rcd nv sheet OF ice two inches thick being the largest
c,ke of cr ever formed by artificial means Professor
C,wg.cs first attempt in London at making an
rGciol nee rink ory measured II by - feet. and hs
ior,e.t rink in Manchester, England covered only al
area OF 600 feet. In preparing Gimorcs Garden The
ortire ruoccu,icd space first hO0red over taxing
o.rv Ao 600 feet Of good pine boards. Then the space
eo Nv goo feet intended for the INK, was aid WIZ
cuene and groovoi boards and incose1 ~ I'IGrr >
inches ni.h This mclcsure was cove red WIZ 'avy
i,r ,anrr then with a coat OF tarrcd PAPER, and
finally with a laYcr % a-phANnhl. ,
"'Iy t,s,dr Ihc hortpr 5-iuch discharge pine runs
,,"% "" ,Wo side. and one end of the RINK over this
y,,S wPe + tbc mrnu. driven by 3j-norse rover
snt 70 Gct II nch ,ipe is connected. wnch run
ont -, f. centre ~ abe ruk aud back three times. an
men cntcfs the dischaTgcppe Ey TINS means, wal j.
termed the refr 'cratng qua hclhE Irt'h iY ihf
I,,n nt tl,c SUNNY uirc, hnls IL Wy through tins
ayer OF piic covering the cnTc SURFACE "l 'h" rlh
aid IA ne through jhc cINcarGc pllc back mt" the r.
S,y.rotiny tank Thr tank trough j. long wooden
boX on he north do Of The hui ding 233 frci long hY "
Jcrn nd wide. In TINS blocks of hnlCktrhOcK"r rc
~ - t,raccs. ~ chciui al dcC0uIp oun have h"cn rc
i,rtd ., a rcfIigrratug hquf when T. L. Rankin. Wa
a c,rrc Of III cnfrrprur can lee rtduc, Ia lrio
- iotii1 puiuucd into the sup y llp chcrS az ti-
~ IIH' .,, a. alovc zfr. IfV the timc TINS has
i, ,,ur iuio i!,c tunk has lost about ten 'eCrc',
ot Id Trno1 the iIc- lplr-, "H'"f covers me moor
mn - Lace work 900 feet, or nearly Er mics !nHG
wator IS sr nlrd and in about t''ecn minnies co.,
nd inf uflTk
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
LARGE CALL FOR BONDS.

NAsHlhGlON, Jan. H. ISf3'
The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday after
noon issued the eighy-'rcond ca for the redemption oi
.2O bonds Of s6j con>os Of 1867 The principal and
interest viii be paid at the Treasury and after tie
18th day OF April next, and the interest will cease on
that day. The following are the bonds
Coupon bonds dated July |, 1867, namely $50. NJ.
37.0Ol to No $4,000 both inclusive; SlW ~" fI''oi
to No. G0,0OO Dofh inclusive; 1000. No 3lool To ~"
10000. botn Inclusive - 900 No iSWod io go 40 no.
G9OC e2ed n"nGs edarnabe at te eaure Of the
United alter the ls day Of July l5I2 as io,-
40 iI4Oi 10 No. $3.50. both inclusive; $500, NJ.
625I to No $50. both inclusive; $1,000 No. Z3.33l
to No 2775O both inclusive; ~ 900 No. 7l0l to No.
80 both inclusive; $4,000. 9.9Jl 10 No. 1880,
both inclusive. Total registered, SloOOooOO. ASsfe-
gate, S2OOoOOOo. -
AVAILABLE REPORT on METRIC WEIGHTS.
The report of the Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures. the adoption ~ the metric
syst IN OF weights and measures will probably be sub
mltted to the House this week. The re-
mort IA not ouy designed 10 give an
outne Of the history Of the discovery and ntrgdncton
of the metric into general use in great mum er
of cytlz nations Of thr sioGt, out fdT rs o',p 70
Government oil als IN those departments where
!, may ho desirable 20 adopt the system A.
Dart or in Whole in the OF business The com
mtce held meeting YESTERDAY, ana report Was nade
recommending tie retirement OF the tade uoI''
4 BLUE PROSPECT FOR THE ELECTORAL BILL.
Mr.. Southard, of the House Committee Oh
pre,ldeniia Elections, expresses the opinion that no
action will taken by Congress at this session with
rc.pcc 10 ojyiatng any possible electoral complications
hereafter The House Committee. Mr.. Southard says. l.
Of opinion that the Eimunds bill Is not constitutional
and that would be INV isc and dangerous f" give any
state ihe uuWrr 10 Sld Up CerllllCa here into the
W dty 81 w!ich tOngt'ss Cuud Hbt plIIf. lh'
House C0mmittc, VIII not accept IN any respect the
senate proposition, and the senate i likely 10 he
equally unyIeldns there Is DO prospect Tor cOllho
m!~r.
SAVING TIE SMALL NOTES FROM REFINEMENT
The Resumption Act provides that after the
1t OF the present month no notes Sha he issued 10 the
NltoIal banks of a lower denomination tnau five dol
.rs In order mat the and tWo-ul ar biuh
t.frs ttly not III be taken out Of circulation
AZ once the Redemption Bureau at the Treasury Depart
ut let 40 - tuul, Il, nominal OBS 90 Ia Jth'
v.cn .,,, t I.l, -uc Iviutn mo- considered d.
l "a. a.. tut la an -Ie." !. j. believed that "A Ntal
WI cap,e before these notes become uhhI orciIouI
tIou.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
INSURANCE MEN NOT DISMAYED
THE TIGHT FOR RECOGNITION OF THEIR CLAIMS TO
BE RENEWED IN THE SENATE.

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.-Slany of the gentlemen
who have been watching the Geneva Award bill dur
ing its consideration by the House, and striving to
shape legislation upon it. left Washington last night
after the passage of the minority bill by the House
They expect however. to return little later and
renew their labOrs before the Senate The pros
pcct II that the contest there Will be "A long and
severe one. number Of Senators intend to
present arguments on the law questions involved.
Representatives of the insurance VIII seek
first TO secure an amendment of the House bill as
io include their CLAIMS Failing in that they Will
aim To postpone action upon the bnl. so
as TO carry it over. and defeat it IN that way.
In case the bill passes the Senate without providing
for the claims of the companies, the rep
resentatlves of that interest will follow 1t into con-
ference committee, and make last effort there.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
AhcHBBH0P PURCELLs rR0rBLES

CiyCGNSATT, Jan. 10. - An effort will
be made to adjust the financial troubles OF
Archbishop Purcell. which have been Great
ing much excitement amcng Roman Catholics
IN this city, by placing large portion OF the church
ery IN ths diocese In the hands Of 1--WE trustees,
Vhp will ls-ue bonds payable at viii after three
years and within twenty the bonds To bear interest
a. thc rate OF per CtuD II Is expected that these
bonds will be largely tk"u by those who hayo
deposited money with the Archbishop l. haA h"en
a.U'rtaHed tL' Ll, Liabilities amount 10 hall million
dollars. Meantime >ire' InuS effort, Hrr being made 80
have the Pope bcciUr to receive ms resignation.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
4 CHEERFUL REruBLICAN OUTLOOK.

The Republican party IS uultc0 thoroughly
u compact or more ma Ih"hIou thti ~
Is iOGy. II ~ uacd dpJu piWcFcS. me Demo ic
parry. tuv utrtry, dIfiicd and a. uts-"aic" i
mace it-tlf IiCuou> bN Il-aGYI>ed iuNcStiSdb"
aEd 1t WitHout sgnl AMI IA lyiue cries lhr" rdi
issue. Oi inch il hoped To make muC'. hG, h''n lr'd
a-li, il Uy Tie discovery Of The COntc plated frauds
OF Its own genera " Fraud Is its bJOMCldnG Ibu-
IL !, without r slg and without resources, torn p'
Ui~SeusIOi ma rudrav0ring Vairly to manufacture
i-sus Certainly the Republican ouii""h - hoSt en-
COuIau. and If thc incl lfat0u that now Hilihdfes an
tine principles ia oohoyc the ra!f shall remain ID
thcIr INTEGRITY, Republican supremacy for Tour years
l-sll l.. I..ILt.h ln.lN.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
BUFFERS INGENIOUS FLEA.

from tNc NcT- YORK toigj"FTftd' AdffTi"ff tffp)
General Butler does not think there IL any
necessity iOr Congressional invest cation into the
cipher kilograms for the that at the most there
was ONLY unsuccessful attempt AT br berry hv persons
not ~ Coy crumcnt employ, and that therefore T0uu
not he r-ht 10 spend thc Governments money IL tjch
an iuNc>i ion. That Is Ingenious plea indeed
worthy 0! any body would bc inter -tcd III such
an St'cation as tie c0palcrncr-. " thcro Is no IL
Ncstlcaloaud the Democrats may find good and sui-
Cint reason not ordering III tins plea Of General
Buffers ther 1lteu gi.t Well resume the profitable
business II railroad wTeckng. fOI the prope viii never
" "NIndllalo " hln. oven by ccClIng hlm lOrOncr.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
4 GLT,IPSE OF COMING DIsCOED.
L.-.. LL- LL.- nL--. E-. -Lar 1 LL-L.-
Thc fr.l dntN Mhlch thc DemncIacN al

The hISt duty which the Democracy 0i TINS
state owe not only tuCmscy, hUt to ihc Ndi"ul
party u whcd they branch. is O carry Newly Orf
Shuult We lose both ObO aud inns state next fA, TIE
election OF Republican President next wear would be
pUesiplc. 10 ~iV the least But cannot carry THIS
state how any tOCrItiOn for currency heres g.
l. l. Hot within power TO prevent tie aIopiIo1 o.
GTccuIc or AnjI Na ional Bank platform hy the OE'o
Democrats, bat W., can IriUdlatc Acl notions ana p'i
ccs THIS should D. dose in positive manner ~ TO
rrmoyc any doubt that ttc tall mfiUcrc" 0 the New
Nolk Dem Cr5cy VIII be rsed To defeat thc financial
e.Aelues ChJu. laUncd 10y men Ike General Ev me.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
LX-SBERIFF BREANIN DYING.

EV-Sherif Matthew T. Brennan was Wing
at Tho point of DEATH last night az IN, residence at the
Boulevard md OaC Chundredanl-afth-st. lie had been
unconscious from congestion of the brain, and
hd not taken any nouri-hmcnt for two
days. Al midnight, hs physician, Dr. :. \.
EiI0r-. cd coull not live many hours longer Scy-
era ends and thc family o the cNShc~f were IN bus
bcd-cnamhcr watching hlm ~ his last moments.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

Froin m EJ+feli1I D-"'tIa' -" '.."''It'
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC iot - - contains
y.ur tables oI astronomical events daring th" year
4 hi t- the POSITIONS Oi the pautis iof 'ach nom H.
ives t. u ruius hud cNvHn- STAT, the season "i tL'
o.. ifc,t brightness oi the planets and tabo oi The
Ii.cs Of Juliter's eiiiics during The year WIN
nIn,l tnIrslIng lniOlinallDu.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
rI.NERAL OF NARK RATEs.

PWLApFLPHIA, Jan. 19.-Thc funeral crrc-
monies ~ the e actor, Mark Bates. took place yeser
day morning at II. stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church. ana were very imposing The following acted
~ pal bearers: v. l.. ScI'dIu. ~tuar Rouson. William
u. Gsmul, \. l.. Brooke. {. NJ Walcof. W II. Crane,
George Holland aud W. II. Dalv Later IN the day tho
ms lt ktU Ia Eu~g
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
NIDNIGHT WEATHEH HEPOEI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis jar the past 4 hoPrS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, l a. m-lhc barom-
ccr has II>cn IN The southern states east OF the MI
sisslpp with colder northerY winds and ccar weather
except hight rains the Atlantic coast Tne teIhef'
uIrc has fallen the Middle States and New EnG"if'
with clcAr waiter and IrrthN cSi,rlY Nind. il(''
SHOWS Eavc prevailed the Lake region, Win culI'I
westeTl; winds md n Tie western porn u la!'lHG -
rnmeicr The Barometer has risen ~ the HufthWto J.,
with clear rdthcI, sDuthcry to westerly winds ali"
higher temperature.
IHdicn1OHS.
For tho Middle Atlantic states, colder northwest
TO southwest Winds partly cloudy clear weather ana
rising ollo wed ly falling baromccr Tne temperature
will ne slowly duIinl Monday night.
For New England colder northcrF IN WeslcfN "lhU>'
rising barometer partly cloudy weather. ana III t
northern pOItOus light SNOW.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

The best evidence that the Radicals are
aifaid 0f CIPHER investigation il that they are begin
nngtOsIy they are AFRAID Washington Post Deni)
Even in Washington, ID. c., the politicians adj
Gt that Governor BlsHOp must be TCIOundtcd ILuf-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TR,srNr OFFICE. Jan. 90. / a. m.-Aft

TRIBrNF OFFICE. JAN 90 a. m.-After the fall Sat
urdav morning (scc upper darram the barometer was
uuos; stationary until Yesterday noon. when another
t,I took nl9cc (sec lower dlacIaml Excepting leh
IAN t snny inc city cscaped snow aud that fell IN
oncr part, Of the Middle Atlantic states on saturday
.nca 91fnrav afternoon the weather has been partly
cIoudy and clear The temperature considerably
Sarurdav but tell again yesterday.
Colder and clear partly cloudy weather may De *
,ecrd in this citv ard vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
THE GROUNDING OF THE CONSTITCTION.
LONDON Monday. Ian. 20 1879
4 FIRE ~ CHATHIM STREET.

MARROW ESCAPE ora HEBREW FAMILY FROM SUr-
FOCArTON
fire started in the rear part of the shoe
store of Ferdinand BROOKS, NO 1l9 ChAtham-st
at / o'clock tins morning. ana the greater
rart OF the stock destroyed. The
bfc aad smoke reached the story whore Brooks
an hls family lived, but they al escaped mhurt e
loss on the stock was estimated al 1000. and that on
60" building at rl.2 y. In tHc aiiOulug building T.
MOf, VITO Cccupc, The first N0or az c,0tlier, was
sleeping with li, wife aud s.N children. The smoke
trOn ihc fire tcd their ani when the police OIL
crts ciicr,d tlry had great difficulty m arOusing the
slecp,rs In q fcw minutes more they would uG6Oubt
cdy have been -un'Cdtcd.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

man win look kindly the convention that puts Uncle
Dicks name at the mead OF the State ICncnnati
ENQUIRER (Dcn)
That respite which Governor Hantranft sent
didn't arrive until after tue men for whom IL was in
tended had ceased To exist II looks as II Mr. Potter
was preparrC the sort of post-mOrc allcNiatoI
for Mr.. Ti!dcn-i Albany Evening Journal (RepJ
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

Yr,f1 T's Nr' H0r-" J""r"d ana '''Tt'
The RIEINE ALMANAC Is always welcome
D., r.,s.ai,rr oHcr, but th.t fU, 1873 contains even
,.lr Nauihr matter thHn past numbers. IN rNccrnt
~umuar, 81 recent 'sonH lr-i-atlon resume
.f l4a; years state platDrn- HEd SrFca compilations
az lah and currcnc! statistics oi ptt ial Nanc al th
t.,,eut unir AZ added 10 the usual election table,.
.f a. oireis and astronomical Gata. For the trinr
Whichlt coss 1t susIlJry cheap treasure OF niot-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
AyALrArLE ,LANrAL DIRT CHEAP.


The TRIByNE ALMANAC, edItcd inns year IL
lq.! ID. tuat nu-f competent authority iiWard Mo
PM son !, ont with unusual Vr0mUtnrss. ana l. -
aW y perfect minr g" p" tir"t am stttt7tlc. ihr
,, non 4 - arranged ANA classified ihat VI can ne
made available with BE least p0-i"i" dgEiuS Dy any
. . who will advance the lclu lite - c,nls, "'ich i
drt cheap fOr manual coSiiHa 20 huV" '""o' 10 '
t.Il
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
DIR. L. G. ROBINSON.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 19.-Dr. +. {. Robin
s o. ,or,obor o. tue House Of Delegates from Norfolk
virginia wa, found diving from a.oplc Ky ~ tr stree
,t mat piac. late last night and died ir" m'hut'
af
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

Mlas Graoe Hogan

Aida" which has been one of the success
ful works OF Mr.. straAoscs season. viii be repeated
this evening. Faust is announced for tO-lnoir""
Carmen for Wednesday. ana " II frOYatOre,' Wllh
Nine. D Murska as LeOHCT0, iOI Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TIE BEST POLITICAL REGISTER IN TIE COUNTRY
Tur TnInryE ALMANAC for 1870 is just is

HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC IOf 100 II JUST i7-
sir! AID continues to bc tr best TOlIcdl REGISTER IN
fhe country several Improvements nave been made by
ur itor Mr. Edward Acihrr~OD, one 81 tic musl ar-
r,nplIshed n accurate political satsiicians IN ms
country. Is fu'lr and more "omp te tDan ever De-
orr and hr ,,s vast amount and variety CI \dlud-
bic IN nrma ION. IL l. political library m httl ana
reliable book of reference for all matters pertaining 10
tIfs .iv-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TUE TRIBTNh ALMANAC.
A TRUSTWORTHY LITTLE VOLUME.



tustw.rtnI little voiume Of orLcr years, with ITS
fuiy cnmpIlcd sta sticl tables and IS staten niS on
mi cts oi poct business ana General interest Ahu
.. "A compruddm 81 convenient Items OF information Is
altogether valuable.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
rBY rPl2crtru To TIE rEprNEI


WASHfNGroN. Jan. l9-Nothiugcan can now intcrpoSe
except possible Presidential veto TO prevent a
grand scramble by horde Of hGnTy clam agents
10 get their hands upon vast meamcd portions OF
the National treasure.
Under the present Pension law, pension claim
ant receives as In, first payment only quarterly
nstalmeLt of his annual due, which IN the case of
a private i, only 80. From ;his small sum the
clam agent must OF necessity g.t hls picAlnss. and
the business is fouGd f. be 80 immensely profitable
that about 10000 non-mrrtoliouS or fraudulent
claims are flied annually on tine mere chance OF yet
ting them through the Bureau. Bu; here Is bill,
IN the measure which passed tie Senate on Tlday,
which will grant to each new penSoner lind there
are now moro than 100000 applications on file,
while new applications coming IN at The rate ot
nearly 10000 per annum), from $1,000 10 $1,000
a first payment to priyatc-, while to officers 1t
viii Dee two, three or four times as mach according
TO rank.
The claim agents are well organized and wealthy.
and the bill which has Just been passed by Con-
grcs, looks like the work of their hands From the
nature Of things. no organized opposition TO il could
have been expected because the masses of the
people, who must foot the bill, are unorganizcd.
There j. in consequence of this organized and ac-
tive uGucucc on the one side and the passive con-
ditJn of every opposing interest, an annually III
crca.ine tendency to ibcralz, the pension system of
tie country. Already the Government is providing
for It's pcn>loner, more generously than any other
country in the world, yet there are annually re-
curing attempts to raid the Treasury by means of
pension bills OF bills for the equalization OF b0untNs
Most people III remember notable instance of the
latter class which occurred during the last term of
General Grants Administration, when by sheer and
confessed demag0gy lll granting to every SOL
der - per month for thc time he had served i'll the
army les. The bounty he had already received, was
pu through both branches of Congress-. but was 80
tincd that the session expired before the Dill could
be- sent 10 hC Presidents room Tor signature, thus
saving a fabulous sum To the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
InSEpIIC GETRB.

PmLApELrmA, Jan. 19.-Joseph [. Grubh,
~ In. firm of Joseph C. GruDb Co., and member ol
The Board of Trade tins city died at MS residence al
Wilmington, this morning, aieI lingering Hess.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The second soiree of the CARR Brothers Will
be given to-mOrrOw evening.
Mr.. Carl Lancer is 10 give another concert
al CholerIng Hall tomorrow evening.
Ia the revival Of the "Crickct on the Hearth
ta n AT the Park Theatre the drama VIII be east
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
1>DIspESsApLE TO rHr sGrp!E1,Nr OF POLITICS


eoI,o,lc Nm IN, ,,su ~ pOUIcll nO,nIIiOn, and NhO
Ia to- scvera years COMPLIED lnE AI"-i ORR Iki NJ
r,., 10 M rdiDn for ~! winch has already reached
liz. IHE TRIBUNE ALMANNc t> AWAY sihc, 'nr hi,'
l- b., II a ham,-10ok whi. IA me- student "f ppt
zeal airS could anord bc without and thia l. dou5B
.-.L . IL ! !.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
6uerial Nollces
Nervous Exhai

>eryou. Exhan,tIon 4 medical
of loctugrs delivered kahu's Mu.rum o. Anatomy New
Nor. on tAe cause prcul doc me, sioHlug
d,stitay how hrtlih furd, afOriInc cls
vnnp.is TIE prn"s la marriage an the trrt It
u.Vo. ply seal do1y. being thn ,suf % -
uercure. ~ mail BE currency or postage stamps Adigot,
Secretary AllN'5 Mu,ruli. 65S BI,adN ay New iOr..
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
3:45 a. M.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
\ VESSEL SUNK AT SEA.

y VESSEL SUNK NJ sEA.
CORUNNA. spain. Jan. 10. ls7?
The Spanish steamer Irurac Bat. from Bal
timore Ma Liverpool mas arrived here IN damaged
condition. size rrpocts that she was collision Wlth
British sailing vessel the Lancashire WITCH which sauk
With all on board The steamers bows we're broken ih.
THE GROUNDING OF THE CONSTITUTIONS.
LONDON. Monday. Jan. 20, 1879.
Captain Badger, of the United States frigatc
Constitute on. says in regard the grounding Of t1s
ship: Judging ifrom the time he had sailed
h" supposed he was twenty-five miles from tho
Eu"li>n coast when he struck. He believes
he aust have been carried ont Of MS reckoning by tbe
current. After getting ah)at. the ship bad q narrow
escape the tOw-rOpr broke when pas-ng the Needles
one of the Constitutions boats caps!Zcd or CJwes aud
Two ~ ITS occupants were rescued with d ihculty.
lforofder I0yeigp Mrs sre F1F.t pigs.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
OBIYG

JUDGE ALI KID 'oll'
NEW-LoNpoN, Conn, Jan. l9.-Alircd C"li,
Iud.. OF ihe Court Of Common Fita- 0i Ne"-L'Ld DO
Co1utv since july ST. dl Il FHd1y night iion cong
Ian nf thr lupg alter 1--WE DAYS, Illness. Hr," IS . D
r.rutatI,c IN thr Legislature Ia l~b-, ANA state
scnainr from the With District ~ 1865
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

ImnOrtant.-Dr. WN Halls P'.-.f Tor tho 'uugs cures
coughs. colds. COGsumPti, al diseases Oi tho
throat. chest gnd lungs.
Usr HFNEro CABoLc for pimpie'. frccAes cut.,