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Sas gelbe Tieber.
MbIeben oes ebecem IN Walbtn9tpn itationirten
fathpIiidlen GSciitIiolen ysatere .. Ispiue.

tdt0olt1d1en SctfttcDen SSnfer6 .. yteOtue.
gfempbis Senn., 26. Septbr. = 9rei
neue Grfrarfungen uno 3OOesfdlle leit &C.
itern abeno. Die geritorbeneu iinD 2ittleton
Benn, tSattie Sprague, 9lntouio Braggio uub
Der fatbolilde @eiitlide 6o9m. 3. sRepiae,
aetterer mar Elm seborener 6rausoie unb fam
inn lettsr Sebrllar aus gSaibinston bierber.
@r mar 80 Sabre alt uno geb0rte sl1 Oem Srben
Der 9ominifansr. 3ipei masfirte 9teger Drauz
gen fpdbrenb Der pergangenen gtaf)t in Die 2
Dteilen pon Der StaOt 9elegene gSobnun9
@ni. Souiter's eln, beorobten bic Serpobner
nit Yiitoiell uno piiinoerten oas 5aus- Sie
fauell nit tbrer Ssute, iueltje nRr BON geritl=
gem @ertbe mar, unbeldittst oapon.
Nt mpbis, Ibenbs.-Sm @anSen ipllrz
ben beute ieds @rfranfungen gemeloet, uno
3ipei Batienten, Namens @btparo Sopotsfp
nno aeipis Sones, itnb ieit lehtem Seridlte ge<
iterbeu, Die beute BON Der v5omaro afiociaz
tion" empfaugeneu sseitrage belaufen iib auf
$4,000. Sier @rfranfungsn an gelben 5ieber
perbeu aus Dat @rope, 10 Meilen iiblid ben
8ailgsStation, Senn., semelbet, unO srpei
Yerlonen finb bort bereitS Der Sellhe erleaen.
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9}r. 1872.
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Saut.
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ibledte Stoffe angeiammclt baben. Sommen Seetere
BON StropbeIn, Grebs ODER Spp6iIi5, 6aun lit utts
eura= Reioloeut oa$ SauptmtteI; Sei9en iidb gu
geiter 3ett Gjeiduiire, Dunbe Stelen uno duSerc A
tettionen, 6ann mus @uttcura in Ser6iHoung nit
@uticuraz 9 eife duBerlid 9ebraubt tperoen. -
Ste9t Der StB Der arantbeit in ber 0aut ooer benz
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ttclraz SeIe-bas SauptmteI uuo II c ioIren rpirb
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be! allen 0aut uno StaIp =Rranfbetteu uenn Die SGut
BERG uno trodeu it, oaS 9lut Teberiid bic Seber
peB. oaB itrophuIoeS Gtt ober Guediil6crz Jfatpez
pen I'm Speme oeritett lauer ooer penn bic @Onitiz
tuition ourb Inalardle uno gSetielHe6Cr ooer olIrh
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herbe9eibrte 5etlung iUirb bertebigenb Ino permaa
nent ien.
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Sobn Yletder, s si9abs 49, s S:s19mtS sadtdHSre.
8ertcrtiser UOn brursiiden 9nirumentcn, sdne,oer>
fdeeren, Grantirneiern unO Gja6eIn. Biftoen aler
art aul ee8er oioie 9taiirneiier uub streitricmen
Der befen auatitdt. Sin uoaes aiIortiment BON
Srudbdnoern beftdnos an SanS Reparatiren we1s
ben prompt 6eorgt. fRoot3.tSl
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ssmptume elmer franfen 9c6er.

S6mer5en in Der reGten Seite, unterz
o. balb Der Gippen, nm 10 grBBer beim
Grnf; mitunter lit Der S6mers in Der
linfen SeIte; Der &ranfe fann falm ouf
oer Iinten Seite liegen; bfter fpirb Der
S6mer5 unter bem S6uIterblutt 9ez
fuhIt, unb beRnt iib bdufig sis Sur
SdulterbDbe Gus, unb ipirD mitllnter
fit Nheumatismu8 I'M Q(rm perfannt.
Ser N(ogen leibet OIL QtppetitloIiafeit unh
1lebelfeit, Die gin0eweibe iinb allgemein
2eritopIt mandmal ipe6Ielnb nit g(bz
Tilbren; Der &Dpf lit leioenb rnb mi.
bumpfenL 16iperem Sdmer3 i'm Sinters
fopf beIditi8t. @eipbbnIi6 eriItirt aud;
0ebGdtniBI6mdde, begleitet BON peinIts
Gem 8efilbl, G!8 iei ettpaS unterlaIIen
tpo8 bGtte 9etban iperoen ipQen. Sin
leidter trOfener 6uIten lit mitllnter i'm
@efol8e. Ser 4atient fIagt iber D}atz
ti9feit unb SdmdGe; CT erI9ridt Ieicbt,
feline yilbe itnb falt pber brennenb, urb
CT fla9t ilber prideInbeS GeTu6t in Der
.9aut; Iein 8emitb lit niepergeI6Iooen,
Hno obiuObl 9laubenb, baB t6rperlidp
8eme8una ism tppbl tbun fpiirbe, fam
CT bpD faum &raft genug IammeIn, cs
su DerIu6en. gr miBtrallt in gGabrbeit
jcbem Seilmittel. GerI6iebene bieIer oes
nannten Spmptome begleiten bic &ranfs
leit bp6 bat e8 Sale geseben, ipo tpentee
6ecieIben erIitirten, jebp6 Die llnterIudlz
ing bes &6rper8 nat benz Ipbe beipie8.
baB Die Scber in 9rDBter llnorbnung mar.
SaItes Ticbcr.
Or. 6. Mc2ane'5 Qe5erz8iLz
len in S allen ppn tqltem6ieber,
nit Guinin genommen, erseugen bic Be-
item grfpIge, SIS gebt tein beiiere8 95ur=
8irmittel DIR unb na6 Dem Ginnebmen
bon Gtinin. QSir ratben alien nit biez
fer &ranfbeit 8ebaftetelL benIelbeu einen
unparteitiden @eriu4 3u 8ez
tpGbren.
Sci alien bili6Ien lnorbnun0er, un6
oG8 einfades Hrr9irmittel, Iin6 iie un4
per0IeidIih.
@an bite iiG hOr Salidun0ea,
Die dhten iin6 nic iiber,u6crt.
5ebe Sdadtel bat eineu rptben ggod,sfieoer
auf Sem 3etel nit Der 5nIlriit Or. Nlc2ane's
2ebersYiuen.
Die q 9 ten Sd 2nne'S 2eber.9iI4
len hnben Die Si9noh.rm Oon 6. 0}c9auc
ino 5 lemtng 8rpS auf oem 9edel.
Ntan berIange Die ddbten Or 6. DlcSane'S
9eber. 9SiIlen, prdparirt opn Tlemine 8rog., III
StttSbur8b, Ya., benn Der Widrtt 1T bon BON
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J(eue an5eigen.
b Yiente iiit6 0erbffeit.

AzJk perbunben init gretste9eln, perantaltet pom
g., sIa"Snoefstt per erltsm osnttd,en gser.
gum Se1ten Der Shue, in SsGmernogf'S Sarf, Siabz
lanotomn, Wnnta9, ben 20. September, anfans'
Hhr ytadmttta9s.-Silete1 Is @ts. SaS Gputtte
am i0laenoen Gass itatt. S ''''''' (ssss} ss St''
R,MS ynoignatipns= =Der5antnI,n =Spntife
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fa9 Mbeno llbr, in ben unterjebneten eofaIen iti
I drs f ss sas a
ben ae Vtrser o9ne unttrbieS Der Yartei unb 0eli=
gon, mede Die beitebenben Sonntassselete i'm ginne
unerer plattIorm mooiESrt phni6en, ernitlidb elm,
il9 ie1t aablred bel oleier SerIammluns gu betbeiz
oreissbmte gsaro = eeifelo's Saue, Mr. &C,
'tSsssrs@9ss,5sss; ssss,ss,,ss sns@ seans sofa, r
ied5ssebmte 9arS " Meeters ao.aI, Gde Der
Vrement= ntto Ssatu: Strane.
4le Wflttbetlungen inb on ben Setretdr 3l rid,ten
Sm Muitra9e oes Gome's
l232-3l s. selemm, eefr.
NO. 9IroBe repubiifanifde
Mattttfattpms.g fam m1une
int "Gonenroia opern=s,pmSe"
geittwod, slbeno,
ben 81. Stto6er, I'm llbr.
Mle 9hrser, aeIde eineRebuttion BET eteuern, Gin
irdnfun9 Der ussaben sauterfeit Der g4a6lurne uno
cine ebride stimmenbdbluns beilrporten, inb boi=
ltd1ft einseIaoen, Su eriheinen.
Die folsenben beruorrasenSen Rebner werben ans
fpraten an bic Geriammlung balten:
Md)fb. Sames g. 8arn,
Md)tb. s. Wprrtfon sarrts,
Md,tb. sSranci9 Ut. 9arbp,
ald)tb. WtiIton @. urner.
SIM auftraae dperrn gtodbriose,
(232,4,5) Bor. bes rep. Staats=@ @entral= =Gome's.
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Gtnrt6tuua.

&noT le, 8enl, 26. Septbr. = Der
gfeger antbonD Blair, toel6sr ieiue Stief efto6-
ter Masgie @alfer am 13.Suli 1873 err1oroet
bate, ,purbe beute in Wforristown, 5anlblenz
County, binseribtet. ST beantragte mad iei=
ner lleberfiibrung feinen neuen 4rossb nne er.
bobGinmanb sesen Die BON letrren, @ertbeibiger
porgeidla9ere Expectation.
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BURNETT's COCAINE 1T bas bette uno bill
ltgite 6aartoiletten Brdparat Der g8elt gegen
Saorf un6 &ei5 Der Sopibaut. IS erSeugt
frdftige8 gSad)stbum bes 9aarS.
(9fnr5 GoN
, 1879-03-14
DAYARD.
4 CIIAN1H or FRONT,
Hotcf3f pisUhstch to The TIbu.ts.

8ptctal Dtspa!ch to The 7,dbune
WASHINGTON, D. c., March Ex-senator
Dayard, who characterized tho placing Of the re-
peal OF tho Supervisors law on appropriation
bills as revolutionary, has now como out stroug-
lr for the repeal Of NIL tic laws iusistcd upon
By tho lust House. Ec Is not rcry clear rs to
whether he will fnyor them II attached
to appropriation bills, but he takes most de-
citlcd grounds In fnvor Of sweeping auny a1l
the laws under consideration which guurd tl,e
purity Of tho ballot-box. lie says tllnt ho be-.
'lseves tue Democrats are to man firmly united
In respect to the righteousness nnl tile necessity
Of rcpcaling these lars. In regard to tho
question Of the President votoing d repeal, lie
saYs: II cannot believe tlnt ha would feel war;
rauted In such action. There can 10 no con-
ccvablo constitutional scrup'e alleged for re-
fuslng his assent thereto, md tllcre Is abundant
und platn constitutional reason why he should
join In giving effect to measures Which both
l1ouses OF Congress, truly md cohfcsHcdiy rep
resentlng tho minority Of the American people,
haTs deliberately presented to hm rs essential to
the peace md welfare Of The wllolo coudtry.
There would certainly 'be very heavy responei-
blttty upon him nnd his conscience, Involving
consequences whirll I do not care to cor
template, should lie set Ills Individual opinion
and party tnc'inatfous against the earnest coll
victfon and deliberate expression Of the House
Of Representatives fresh from the people, u1.d
tic scnato charged with upho!uing The rights Of
the several Statcs."
, 1879-03-14
EteEnERICK IsLAIYTEQE.
Nrx4f f1fStx4 4fsA -


PiT1snuKo, Pa, Marei, I3.-Dctcrttves here
received telegram day or two ago from
Greenfield, Mass, asking ttleIn to look out for
anu arrest young man named Frederick Plats-
tecc. alias Charles Lane, cllargcd with realizing
several thousand dollnrs On furged checks. Tie
telegram also stated TINT the young fnan would
probably call At the Plttsburg Post Office for
letter. About O'clock this morning he pro-
Hentcu himself at the gcneral.dciiYcry window,
md afked II tilcro was letter for Charles
Lane. The detectives wcru In waiting,
una Immediately ntrestcd him. He seem-
ed much surprised, and dcmand-
ed 10 know why he was restrained
Ut his liberty. When told TINT he was wanted
In Massachusetts, hts colntenance fell, and t,o
Ut once gave tip. Ont hts person wero found
fur Hue watches, three silver n11l otie gold u,I
blank ciiceE.book on tlr Greenfield Bank,
with stubs c0ulnlelc. In hts room at the hotcl
were f"nnd tIsH Of six buxcs OF tlne cten-, suy-
containing considerable money, md aoue other
ptii!dcr. q. W. NarrcH, State Detective OF
a!assucllusetts, was apprisrd OF thu arrest,
md replied that lle would comp on
Forthwith for tho prisoner. Tl4u letter
which l'lntstege received this morning was
signed Neil" md was postmarked Pluin1elu,
Mass. lncloscd In thu letter was clipping from
anGwspapcr announcing that Fred palstcecaftcr
ten!tz'E tcvcTAl thousand dolaurs u;lon forged
checks, lad auudeuly disappeared from Grce.,-
Held. THE writer OF thu letter did not believe
tile reports which were current, nlhl Expressed
The hops tint they w0nlu meet aguitl, Eolu
ttesc uni other exprcssfons IN the cuR,n,snirA.
tus 1t seems probable That thu Indy IL ut.dcE aD
engagement Of marriage to tic ps4suncr.
, 1879-03-14
Funeral of Col. Aston, So Peonl-
iarly Murdered at At
lanta, Ga.
Testimony Offered at Luray,
Mo-, which, win Hang
Young.
Another Awful Crime RcYcalcd in
the City Of Detroit, Mich.
a Gage Of Strictly auilt-Edged jail Birds
at springfe1d, III.
a1unDE,sERs TO he HANGED.

niunDElERS TO lie HANGED.
Sp>cfaf Eisoa!ch to ma 7rt1aaf.
Dosros, March 13.-rhrce munlcrcrs viii be
executed Iii New EnglurI tomorrow, ,-Devlin,
as East Cambridge, for the murder Of hls vito
ut Lowell; rink4au,, Mt Concord, for the mur-
der OF Mrs. Berry, ut New Durham; a,,i Crave
lin, as Windsor, VI, for tic murder Of Herbert
o. White at Weathers1cld. The cnses OF Dcy-
lin ind Grayclfu havc attracted much attention,
tile former tronl thu complications arising
on account OF tic death Of Sheriff
Kitnbalf, aud tile tattcr from somu
evidence alleged to linro lecn discovered regent
ly on account Of which, however, GOV. Proctor to-
dny refuses to grant sir months repricye. The
statement Of GraYetinfs friends Is thatn French.
man In Kansas recently confessed, while drunk,
that he Ind Murdered man In Vermont. His
name Is shfette. u,l liz lived In Wcnthcrsf1ed
at the tltno OF tlle murder, disappearing from
there last spring. He has now fed from
kausas, but homemade cap found TN
the promises he last occupied Inns been Identified
by lis wife. Au anonymous letter. tusisting
that the wlitcr, and mt GrayeItn. was Lie mur-
dcrer, has been identified by Ills wife and the per-
sou who taught him to write. and 1t is sworn
that lc has scrcFnl times made the statement II
can clear 0fayelin tn three wosds. lie dill
not kill White" The 1aat question wlicl, has
arisen touching the question Of seniority Of tho
Deputy 9hcrifIs nf Affdtesex County, the ques-
tlo' whether. on Deputy Sheriff Flake or Deputy
DeylIu, was settled "ln fayor 1t Fisko,N tho
discovery having been n,ade that thern was
hrfak Of nine months III the service Ola Lewis
uurlnE the term Of Gov. Gardiner, Id 1916.
, 1879-03-14
TIE 1&IJFlTNDING.

SECRETARY SHERMAN TO TREASURER Hl11-
lOuSK
NEW ionK, March l1-Secretnsy Sherman
has written the following letter to Assistant
Treasurer ilillhousr:
S,N: | have secetYcd = number ot letters from
bahGets ni!I dealers III GoyerInunt securities rx.
psessfns uprtccnshn tAat t!Ils Department Will
cal! spDn tlso sntloAal Mlnk dcllosIluTes f0r very
large 1uuB IT, Auet stlu cA!lH Ut lle Il puF cent bou4
tnanrins III April and aHy. In advance Of tlclr NC.
tual presentation for Payment. thus producing ut
the busy kcaso VI t1u year lhc huarIiny VI nlunoy
III lhe Treasury In ntYancu uf IT. need Tor stIch
payment. The ltar ts expressed HAT snc!I huayj.
ing will inteFlurc SlIh thu current nisnc.4 VI thu
country, 1na nM nppcacd to to relieve tte public
IRON ihis apprehension.
1t " not thu puEpoaG of the Department to call
Tho money depoaltGl with the public dcpoalorics
Into tilt Treasury. cxceut W II IL lrct!ra for the
raJIncnt cf called 10nds. Tl.u great budy OF these
btl!as u bow In the iDsscss!0H thu uofornlcut.
AAd IhtlE payment viii bu maue by sllBtle csudtl
The appFclens.on therefore. ts In grrat n,eaxI,su
9FulAdlcss hut }un may Klf1 lhauFtnce to hlt In
laEasfcd tLat the procGed4 1t thu par cent bonds
Will not br called lntu tho TreAsrry Until neccsaa1y
~ Inakn te payment ut Tho catleI uunds, auI ttut
thu hu4!htss vii 10 ri cDnlHCteu w aul unuecus.
sust!y to thterfcf0 with ths HIuscy narkut. Az 4
puhltc ul!crr. canaot waive my right aMd unty to
1udG0 0f lalu tlHlB nnA tic atAount Vt 1uIvY "
htawH, but thu Government IL 1nteECstel with ntI
ctlxuns III completing ilu refunl.Ins unIrstIaIIs hY
inak ng tho exchange Ut Thu per cent aona4 for
the pr cohts with ~ little disturbance u pos-
vtbtU.
, 1879-03-14

SENATOR CoNHLIHd. IN 4 arEECH. aIvEs AN
OUTLINE or THE ltErunLlcAH PROGRAMME.
Sp<etal Corrtspoa.t<Het Of tbs Trttune.
WAa'ilN0roN, D. c., Mpretl l0.-The resolute
position aasusnel by thu Republicans IN tho
matter of the repeal Of tic Election law was
VERY clearly stated by Senator Cou|iling III The
carly ,nurnlng hours Of Murch 1, IN spceei
which has only Just been prlutcd. That speech
undoubtedly outlines thu programme which
tho Republicans viii lollnw during tho extra
session. From thu extracts whcl, fo,luw,
therefore. the reader tuay learn Tho Republican
plau:
TIN auHY LAW.
Long ago tile law-ulaklng power enacted In
substance tllat therd sh,utd b. committed 10 tbs
Courts Of the Nation Il discretion unaer which
H1cu who had levied war agutnst the Govern
ncnt Of tho Un!ted States uliVhs ia given In
stanec, ana for good Cause shown, bc excluded
an arop, Jury. Years l!aye since, elapsed,
mot and tlnlsIst" all legislation 4ecmed
wholesome and needed. aud has ucyer
, 1879-03-14
A CHOICE LOT.
HntiaI IIW4..ctl to The Trfbuac

srHlNaYlrLp. ILL.,. March la.-Thc prisoners
In .!1u County jail, Wills cut In the corridors
for txcrc!sG this afternoon, l.,ntle an uns,ecrss.
ful attctnpt to over power tl1c turukeys and cs.
rape. i'l'e Sheriff. ordered three of the ring
leaders 10 b9 taken TO the Court.lIuuso n1lu
Tucked up III tlIc solitary there. Willie On routo
one OF Them, Andruw Hurley, under six
months sentence for robbiug tho Post .Onlco
ut Atserbury, alcnard County. broiso
away from tie Drputy aud ran.
Tho Deputy shot him In tho wrlst u,lu
stop.cd hin. Tlie trio were then safely cagcl
fn thu solitary. When supper WIS served
tn tho other prlsoners they n,adu another
attcMpt to oycrpower thu turnkcys, and
might llave succeeded Ind not the eut!re
l,oltce force leon VI, hand promptly. Illcywers
iinally all looted W, an4 lIayc sInce been n,ak-
tux night ALlGous with tlnir cries n1ld shouts.
There arc ltythrec prls.,nerB In lhc ja!t, twctl-
ty-four being "yags,h ten United Satcs pr'a-
oncrs, and tie Others In fuF petty otTuuses.
, 1879-03-14
STANLEY MATTHEW'S,
Ills FAREWELL To TIL: s.HA7E.

fThfH Daf uhH Cnrftfp0nhtEf
WAsnlynToH. Mnret 10.-str. Stanley Mat
thews has left Washington 10 return u .hr Bar
Of Ohio, whcro 1lo l,as gained ills great rcp1ta-
ttor', afld Of which 1c will always be nuc OF tho
brightest ornaments. And, notwithstanding
The bitterness Of part!sanship In the forum aud
In tho press, there Is no man whose retirement
from pubc life will TIC morp felt, Or w|.o car
rlcs with him tlle moro siuecsc esteem Of all hls
fellows.
Stanley Matthews never. .was politician, a,ld
never will lie. That was lts onIy olEcnsc, lie
prartlced politics MS he pr4etlcea law, u,s jailed.
lie stood by his friends to hls own injury, and
would not lIo to suve himself. In That he was n
pour politician, and for TIM 'got himself dis
lkcd.H 1lc was q 1argc-hcnrtcd, stron.brnnct1
man, who did not 1T well into The c,,tcane Of
political lfc lie icaycs tho career Of politician
u the injury Of politics.
nte. Az dcbatcr. l'e llud iew. equals. lIe
,cavcs the Srnate- Chamber, probably, never
more to enter T. as o Senator ns ho iifinIatcd
~ bis closing speech tn tho ehrly morning |uur
which Will endure. md with the kin!cst wishes
Of Mi hts political opponents. lluw wartn u
place he had made for himself in tho hearts Ut
his political enemies could b. seen by tile factB
Committee inquired into Ills rc1atio.s To lin
Anderson. liz wns treated very cnirteu,,sly
for TINT error Of judgment, uni. When tl4r tlna,
report was made, not one Democrat lad ward
10 sny. 1t was, therefore, with much rcgrct,
untl with considerable manifestations of feeling,
thnt the Scnatr, few hours befuro tho gayrl
felt on March !. heard from Stanley Matthews
these farewell words:
Mr.. President, these aro the last worlf that
shall have to speak rs o Senatur Of the Cnilcd
States. A fow brief hours will put utt end to my
official service In this honorable and hohutcd body
nn. iinabtu tftlr and adequately to cxptrsA tic
qualification which have experienced by iuy asso.
c1attuns With my brother Sunatpfs, hnyo cx-
pcrtcnced al their hands. md a. without ex.
ccption. noth!ng but kindness and consideration.
far bcyond ANYTHING that | merit: and my heart
eors ont 10 tcM. onr and all, without my cxcep.
t'on, brmtul ofgratcfn feeling Tor this utdeArrseu
consideration aud rcspect. 1t IL an nobEo aud
aulenlhla body, Intellectually and morally, az l
I:now anythlnE OF anywhere, on this 0s al.y other
continent. 1t Is tho 1npst dtEnGc1. tile graudcst
dc1bcrattve boay In tho w0r!d. It IL tc depository
Of The noblcst trust and powor What hive sn!i
to.niEht Or Mt nny other tlme In criticism Of my
opfnlo!l, in rcnrchcnsion Of any vute IN opposition
to nny conluct rray you. ono aud hll, tu take Us
consistent ana actually consisting with the highest
personal rcsrcct for tho 1nDtiyes nf every indsyll
unl membc.; and shall carry away With me- whai-
ever be my fortune and wherever my ln4, nothing
but thc hgfltst csrcirl, the deepest respect, mud
the waslnest friendship for one and for ALL
, 1879-03-14

Of the Rcnnte nrohtbltinu rcmovn, cxrcn, INN
the written approyal Of The V,rc.prcsIf]rnt In.
ontY boon enforced IN c1cept,onal co.pa. nud
wl,oro reasona f,r tl,e rnnrc ucro M, .1,',,,,1
but further fnn,,Iry n, ic Scnntr .,,nws fiat ,,a
orlrr has t,ecn contlnrousfr nh.rryctt si,,rc Il,
was passed in the oil ucmn.r,tI dov, Tho
fact IA tint lin of,1cars m ,r1w, n or,Jtn.
been tn tIe ftnItt of rrnnrfntr nvorr rl,an,o th,
layo desired TO tnnko to the VIrc. .1,resticnt ami
nope hayo bcc,, nlnic
WITHOUT ut, Apr,,ov.t.
It is o,so foutnl that IN n,1flttion II fin co*c,
heretofore cited. there ]avr 1,ccn ,,r,or,,,,. ,.
stances lu which tl,c Vtccrrc.lt,cnt hn. nrcr.
ruled Tic proposfttops for rc,nnyoI A. ,rns,.
fna3tun Of nil ,Ic NOTICES NJ rcmorot ~, ,,,o
files shows tl,at In every case tbc written m,
proval of tic Vtcc.prestacnt Ina lec,, r,vrn.
except In few caacs whcrc the tnnttcr l,ns. hv
order Of thu Ecuatc. been u,nrcl un,tcr tl,c
Committee on Contingent Account,.
There is one other feature of thn ma,,cr that
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Inv repealed by which The Consolidated Bureau !!
Has created.
Mrs. AGNES IENKs ~
left her card At the Whte-IIousc to-day. =
GfNyrnta flsr rnrop =

MRS AGNES 1EsRs 1
'c't oer card A. The Whfte-liousc today. =
Ons of I'm ,no.t morto1 Irx,on,a. .. rtu!S
linn. n ,ro1,,n,tn. ,,,',s a"a's".s a"a'sa " 'oo
I'm t,1.,so ~, .... sas, u'as. pts''s,ou R's"
nooroI T., ia s"n 10 ,. "os ue',s.Icu, up
49, ~ n'e to'sise'senos t'eeoFa. published 10.
W. "'o'c' o'tainea leave on Tic morning Of
-aa.ca 10 pf'ht so'ne rttnarka on the minis
anu army officers. l',c House had, under
misunderstanding, made order ~ print rc-
pnrt OF tic Testimony taken by his notor,.
ona Comntttce. hut hoi oftrrwar1. ,.aarai,,e..,
n. f,1nvnr hn,,s."r H.. ,,a,'h..,.s, s,usuc.eu SUI.
~. ~. oo'et' "u"essf' mas "ehncra'elf printed
's..a', w ~ i""ael'!a'' "''!e" ''la t'easc
.ssuseu :" ,eee"' !" Tue ioF'n OF speech pur-
porting to tiare been Hiadc In tho 1IDusc. What
makes this matter moro rcprchcnsfble is the fact
| tint 1t Ia 4 hitter attock IN a dead mnn. In
fact, thy report opens will un attempt to cx+
| euse tnls ahshu1t pm publtc nlccr ut thu Same
Ic tnt u eaiis attention 10 tc fact TINT tue
| oeIose ny iia'l oppottnnty to know the full case
eo"eoe'c" Aea'oSt H'''f.
! HESb1lfcRs.
a., taon, n,EoMcis ltia!f = t'nte as authority for
1p9E t!.e ,,nn,inottn,, ~ H. III t, u1strH II ~
n,,I ifrndri"E. - t''' oio ''eAet u 1l'aea
~ <' co.r,,or,
Ihc contracts Tor transportation OF military
stores a'ut supplies on tn: Missouri nn,l Yellow.
stonc lsircrs wMs this lay awarded 10 SANFORD
Goa'fv; lou, .Troi Ihs r. eotraet takes effect sarel
we're 'lafncs ateGarrv, Joseph Leighton. II. t.
a'Sch' ana T. liz Fcek.
DOCTOR John ST. woopwoaTu,
81 ChlcdG0. 9rsgcon-0enerat II tile Marine
Hospital Service, still continues very III, ut.u
thcre Is but little hope Of bis recovery.
Thc 4r,nv ami sa,y f.,.,,t. nr, .,...
tb Jcnth jnfontr. wh.'' e. 4nees IS. .aae
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STEAMSHIP NFWS.

Nav YoHk, March la-ArfiYed, Abyssnia,
fron Liverpool.
Nsw Yonk. March ls.-Arriyed, steamship
France, froM ilayte,
1@oEsssrows, March, l3.-Arrlyed, Marathon,
fro4 Now York.
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TIE METRIC SYSTEM.
SOME TABLES PROM THE EostM1rrEE ON Co1N

AGE, WEIGHTS, AND MgAsrHEs.
Sptctal CorFtspoHtftnee Of Thr Tribune.
: WASHINGTON, d. G., Afarct, 11.-Ropresenta-
tive Alulsh, Of the Comm'ttcc OH CoInase,
Weights. aud Measures. has prepared the fol-
lowing tables, to be used; whenever the subject
of tllc metric system a9nin comcs up, as it Ger.
ta!ny will during tho cornius session.
Tic following table shows the true equivalents
side by stilc with tho approximate equivalents
contained In The bill: -;
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HJmrI.Y A FACT.
TiIjlIi1ERE Is 4 CERTAIN TAILOR

IN this city that did u businoss last
rnar. Of thtrty-etght thousand dol
Ira: charged up to Profltand Loss,
hod accounts, ton hundred and
thirty dollars; keeps two cutters;
nays his bills promptly; livos NICE
f. and is making money.
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SENATE OFFICES.
EI14HcrANTS IN 4 SAD STEW,

6Decf0l Mtpdieh 10 Thu Jttb4us.
WARRINGTON. d. G., A[prri 13.-The Dcme
eEasa who are seeking otllco Under tile Sergeant
as-Ar1ns mil Secretary ot tile Senate aro bow
try!ug to make 1t appear that the stauding prdur
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The WEATHER.

OFFICE or THE CHiEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March Ill d. m.-lud.-
caitons: Fur the Lakc Region, Tennessee, unl
olso Valley, Increasing clUu!luess md light
rala or snow, decldrdIy colder, northerly IL
westerly winda, u1.1 rising barou,ctcr durIug
the day.
Fur the Upper Mississippi am1 Lower MIs.
suur Valleys during the DAY. colder nprtl1erIv
winds, rising followed by falling barometer u,,a
snnw, followcd by partly clHt,!Y weather,
Cnuttonary afgtlals continue ut Qruuu Haven.
Milwaukee, and Ludmgtou.
Local OBSERVATIONS.