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baser breeds were multiplied inde6o
nitely other for grazing and dairy
purposes.
In concluding this article, let me
say that in the space allowed me 10
your journal it would be impossible
for me to enumcrate the names OF all
the distinguished raisers of fixed aud
emphasized shorthorn blood in Great
Britain from the times of those illus.
trious breeders-the Collings--down
to the present. | have not failed to
mention their contemporaries, and
Immediate SUCCESSORS were ambitious
to excel them and cause the splendid
characteristics of shorthorn blood to
eliminate in absolute perfection. As
to the names OF others who have
since appeared as contestants for the
honors of the showing, | would rec
fer my readers to the English Herd
Book Suffice it to say that there a e
hundreds, some of them from crowned
heads and various orders of the nobili
ty of the wealthy tenant farmer |
do not wish to ignore other dne aud
valuable kinds of cattle which have
had their advocates in Great Britain
from immemorial time, nor do claim
that the shorthOrns above all others
are entitled to general esteem, but in
finish of blood and grades, | claim for
them predominancy aud pre-eminence
a. to race,
The prices for improved stock il
England are higher now than at any
period in the history of stock breeding
aud this pure blood is in great re-
QUESTION. For long time these fine
animals have been transported to the
continent and the several English
colonies-such as Australia and
Canada--and also to the United States
aud now English farmers are annually
buying some of the descendants ol
this illustrious blood, and conveying
them back to the home OF theIi
ancestry. This is because they con
slider American stock has been I'M
proved by our fresher and finer pas
lures and skilltul breeding;a glor'ou.
tribute and imperishablo renown. Il
the enterprise of American breeders
l have given you brief sketch o
tho improved stock OF shorthoFns II
England and the various prices
at which they have been sol !. In m,
next article will turn my attention
the introduction Of this stock into the
United States.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-06-04

A LOSING JoKE.-A prominent
phvs,cian of Pittsburgh said jokingly to
a lady patient who was complaining OF
her continued Ill health, and Of bis IN
ability to cure her, try Hop Bittersp
The lady took tin earnest and used the
Bitters. from which she obtained per-
manent health. She now laughs at the
doctor Ger his joke, but he Is net SO well
pleased with it, as it cost him good
Tolicnt..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-06-04

FoAMING SAUCE BEAT cup OF sugar
with a quarter pound Of good butter an
I'll II is light and cream; add the well
beaten yolk Of an egg, then the well
beaten white ofthe egg, and beat vigo-
rously; stir in wine glass of wine very
slowly. or use water and iavoring in-
stead. Set the bowl over the tea-kettle
stirring gently, until the mixture is the
thickness of cream. On no account
allow It to boil, or the sauce will be
snoiled.
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Il. sUmMETT, Woodstock, IA,
NOTICE.

The account, OK our Subscribers from
Wooist0cl Maurertown and neighbor-
ing Post Offices have been placed IN
the hands OF Hiram Blusorman for set
clement. These accounts run TO Oct.
tn s76. We hope orr patrons will
settle promptly with Mr.. Bauserman. as
it Is necessary that the business OF the
old firm should Joe closed mp.
10Th. 1877. J II. GRABiLL e co
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Gsa-r,uieed fresh. genuine. and true q nam
al prices reduced much lower than camuissonc.
seeds lCct papers at 8 eta. Peas and Beans
cts and II cts pint Also on as lriment Of toWei
seeds very cheap Catalogue on Application.
March 5-imos. i. SUBMIT
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CHESAPEAKE 81 OHIO
~ HALLWAY.
Mail Train daily ssssps .aadat. Esp.e.s Train

daily.
GOING EAST.
MAIL. EXPRESS.
,,. 80,
g cSarinstl.,.,i,.' ~ =, Pc "'
% Gordons,1lle i91 a. Po1
A. D3a,.,i - a ssa a
-. - G i',v-,'i..Ht ,'''''o ~ y, D."
% f1nstil, .''''''' 79o T,ro,tc.st
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A. washincf;.,' Iiam IN ni
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NJ. n RERRDON,

fra'u.f 1893 dai'r, f)'f1nilvs, Wednesdays and
Fridayf, an Other trains daily except sunday.
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BIacksmIthlng and Repairing.

The undersigned respectfully in,
forms the public that he does all
kinds Of
BLACKSMITH WORK
at his stand in Edinburg promptly
and reasonably, aud makes a specially
of repairing threshing machines,
making spikes for them, also repairs
reapers, mowers, drills, rakes and
other agricultural implements. He
can guarantee good work in bis line,
and earnestly solicits trial of his
skill.
- LEWIS CRISSMAN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-06-04
Groceries, Confectionery and
Toys.

iof oheag eroeer!es e. 20 VI. 6EARYS where
..d can AnI e'erythng to be found IN first ciass
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-06-04

TrainsF3} dinvrrlin G3rTueslays. Thursday
and saturday al oslsr trains daily except Sundays
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
- In full T IL part.
DIFIJ.

CANFTELD-At the Fifth Avenue Hoel. on SATURDAY even
ing April ~ 1879 Albert w Cauhed u tue 6Jth year m
Relaves and friends ro5Dectillv nvei 70
near 5tnave on iav. April TO- at lOa. N. it's
desired that flowers be sent
CHIRNEY-At East orange. v f., April II of Pneumonia
Relatives aud frens respectfully mvet to attsui the
funeral from her late residence On wednesday, ApA To- al
1890 a M.
Garages viii be in attendance orange Depot
To meet the 9l0 frOm ChrisOVhC Please send nc
flowers.
HARr-On Tuesday April TO- Harriet w. wife OF Robert
Hart
81. Church, Mount KscO, v y. on Friday, 18th
INST. az o'clock y. ~. -.
kiseO at 3:J- p. m.
Carriages at station.
HOwARD-on Monday, April l. Dr. Joseph Howard agad
Fnersi services will held br0ter
j. T. Howard IA HIckss, Br0okyn on this {" eiesisy
afternoon, at O'Clock.
PARRER-On sunday morning, april - aftcra severe III
ness Clinton Parker IT, ot George 6 ana Cath
erne Parker and grdnisoa Oi the late John l. Van Dos
services at Trinity Church. Wednesday 10th inst. 1t
o'clock y.
TOwLE-Aftera short fness Fri1av April H. 10 West
field, y. j., simon l0Tle, Of Detroit Mich
wHEELER-In Jamaica, /. l., An rev G. Wheeler, IN th'
cath ~ Ms agr 80.
Trsi leaves hunters Point Long and Rsirolh Al PM
Ncw-York side. Thirtytourth street Ferry At Lac
D. IN.
Carriages at station.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

.no object OF rare good fortune. wealthy
Ius' ,,ici,n in Edinburgh was so charmed ny MI
reu.cu ovel OF Robin Gray" that he set aoou'
S'ovV che parsoual acquaintance of the writer he
iD~e e,ourhted with the man as with the DooK' auu
We W. short time ago, he died. he left Mr. GIDEON
dsone legacy with the absolute reyerson OF Tue
90 his propertv at The death his wife, an ola uE
Sibbo aud Nh William Black ore am9mS am9,nS,,sriv scottish
authors Of the Queen, VINO auhireS p'i 'i''
writers and scottish BOOKS a
OF the kate Madame BOnapalte, person VINO
lodged m the same house with her during $50 say '
Voltairc was her favorte author; she reau MS "o'"s
then dailv She had often becR invited 10 meet 'd
Ue stsEi but always refused, and when TINS was "ou
de,.d at said: o. D. StaG was an aut0erat IN 'hoSe
dovs whose word once uttered law Tor the whoie
Continent aud Tor all time II one on meeting her ala
moi invent some witticism or some starting ploluhuN
out of hand his doom sealed Therefore concluded
not to ask her patent OF INV inteeena, nGDiiy YIN
Od as Madame Bonaparte was at that umeshe was sun
os fond of coury attentions miss oi eighteen. and
was very exactiug in this regard
NJ Renan has with due ceremony been in
stalled in his seat as one of the French Academy Toe
Hall was crowded by distinguished people. NJ Renan
has large he ad. chiefly remarkable for the smie-haf
good humoIod, half sarcastc-whch plays upon his iis
when his Interest aroused The general expression Is
one ofcomfortabe goodwill toward all men, which seems
20 confirm tho doctriues OF charity and tolerance which
II is his mission apostle OF culture, TO proclaim
His voice. though not strong IA clear penetrating and
sympathetic; and his DISCOURSE al once spirited ana
profund "nOw grave. now gay" fully merited the
brearheSs silence, only broken ~ marks OF appecl-
lion, wtn which 1t was listened = from besinning TO
DO with the life and labOrS OF the I4te Ch'uue
Bernard. TIE celebrated physlologst
COLUMBIA, :. c., April Ex-senator Wade
Hampton LETT TINS city to-day for Was hnSton
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
THE BLACK HILLS VERsUS LEIDFILLE.

TO me Editor Of The Trtbune
SIR: The correspondent Of The TRIBUNE az Lead-
VILE whose letter appears in to-day's ISSUE prob
ably is trust worthy and truthful as to the matters
and things pertaining to that new mining camp OF
which he SO enthusiastically estiies, for the rea-
son that he is there and knows whereof be speaks.
But when he states as fact that " the Black Hills
have been nearly dcpopulated since the Leadylle
fever set in, he exhibits lamentabo ignorance of
facts He is practically as far away FROM the
Black Hills as You are. and he has either
drawn on his Imagination for that statement
or has swallowed the Munchausen story of some VI
the gamblers or road-agents who migrate from one
mining camp to another, aud imagine the last
camp was deserted when they left. The truth is
ana | speak advisedly, the population OF the
Black Hills never 80 numerous ana
stable as today 1t is true that the roughs
aud robbers have been going, but good
men and true have been taking their places. ard
business of all kinds is IN prosperous condition.
Mining of gold increases, new mills are being con-
structed m every gulch, aud the product of the
precious metal this year viii astonsh the world, IN
Guiding your correspondent at LeadyIlle.
Osuego, April IA, 1879. l. C. p
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
SONG or CoYfEDER4TE BBIGADIERS

TO UNCLE SAM:
LAir. "GendarHeS' DUet"l
Southern votes shall rule the Nation
Somewhat a. they did of Ola, Uncle sam;
RIflc-c ubs OF the plantation
Shall preside where votes are p0lled, Uncle sam:
We VIII eat the soldiers ratI0D,
And near their SORROWS told;
We'll starve 'em out
Wen starve em out
We've got the upper hold
CHORUS:
Wen starve em out
Wen starVe 'em out
We've got the upper hold!
Wen humiliate the army
AND refuse 10 vote II bread. Uncle sam;
If We shouldn't, you may tar me
. And put icatnt rs Oh my mead, Uncle sam;
o, these soldiers used 90 scar me.
But DOW they've turned and He'd
WC'll staTve em out,
wen Starve eIn out.
And give 'em not a red!
You 'uus conquered I'm the battle
And robbed weuns of our dover. Uncle Sam D.;
But you see, you had TO settle,
Ana csll we'uns back TO rover, Uncle sam;
And We now are on our metjle,
And the Boys IN Blue 80 must COVER
Wen starvc em ont,
Wen starYe 'em out,
And make 'em rae the hour
o. the day Of strife so gory
0, the hOIrid, h0rrid night, Uncle sam
When tho sovereign states in glory
Fought tItir battle for the right, Uncle Sam
Lei your soldiers tell the story
Now we've got the fellows tight;
We'u StarVe 'cm out,
" lll starYc 'em out,
Its cheaper than To fight!
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
A MIsDIrECrED BUNDLE OF PAP.

This Office is III regular receipt OF inc
Albany Argus Mr.. Tiiden's personal organ. IL comes
to WccSlv with all its TIlden articles earetulV
marked We INFER that DcmOc ate papers generally are
-imirrv favored. This The old plan. In the Sprln<
Oi 1876, Mr. Tiden ndugurated this Identical scheme
he did than t;at-employcd regular aiVer-
to procure the insertion or 1ldcu cdIo
rails in Democratic papers NJ 80 much line Inc oncr
named to this CiiceOf $40 or printing nve GER
tam short editorials IN Mr. T1dens interest. The den-
veal editorials appeared many papers, but not IN fhe
Democrat. We doubt II auy other Presidential asp
rant in America ever resorted 10 contempt be
means TO secure nomination. IL would be degrading
IN candidate for even ptliul county once. bu, II
was in keeping with Mr.. THden's management OF the
camyaIgn throughout. With iul knowledge ol the dcIs
stated is not singular that we more t1an surse
that Mr. TGen was not Ignorant OF the OREGON rascay
and the infamous cipher dispatches. We DO not deny
that Mr. Tlden defrauGed OF the office 10 whch ne
elected. His iuexcusabe cOWardlce made tiH
crime possible. ThIs sickenuG cowardlce the royelng
methods OF his campaign, and his evident compclty IN
the attempted fraud, proved against Pelton Co., rem
der IL Impossible Tor honorable TO JON III the scheme
bOOuI Iilden 10 The front III lssO.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
MIR. HEPWORTH'S SUCCESSOR
THE REV. w. r.. DAVIS INSTALLED.

lbE NV W. H. bi' 10 iA'o' Hi'i'''''
RECEIVING THE NEW PASTOR INTO FELLOWSHIP
IMPRESSIVE SERMON BY THE REV. DIR.
sToRRs-OIHER ADDRESSES BY THE RFV. MR.
HEPwoRTH AND DBs. sCUDDER AND TAYLOR.
The Rev. Wesley II. Davis was Installed
yesterday as pastor of the Church OF the
Disciples. in MadisOn-aye. In the after
noon the resignation of Mr.. Hepwortil
was accepted and Mr.. Davis was re-
ceived into fellowship. In the evening, at
the exercises of installation, the sermon
was preached by the Rev. DR.. Richard >.
Storrs the charge to the pastor was made by
the Rev. George II. Hepworth the right hand
of fellowship was extended by the Rev. DIR.
II. VI. Scudder, and the charge to the people
was delivered by the Rev. DIR. William NJ.
TAYLOR.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

There is not single Republican on the
Committee on Expenditures OF PuDnc Buildings. Is
that fair, samuel f-lPittsburg Commercial Gazette
(kep)
The decision of the Supreme Court in the
Tammany c..s enables John Kelly 10 give nlden naTd
twist lie relied upOB capturing Tammany Hall by the
decision. lie has faiied and Kelly has cheokmated
g the Old faud.'-lN. y. Commercial advertiser tRepl
The Democratic party is now busily en-
gagged IN kuOc<iHS Itself into the small particles
necessary for S4mmy's guilCt and when the proper
time comes hc Wll manage 10 worry down. TIE old
gentleman was born with an appetite-LDenver Tribune
(Rep)
Governor filden has been once elected to
tie Presidency. He did not Ret hls seat The Demo
cratic party dli not contract keep electiug
Governor Iiiden rDul he could pluck up nerve enough
take his seat. Philadelphia ChrOnicie Herald Dem)
THERE ARE LOTS OF THEM ELSEWHERE, TOO
Prom The ST. Paul Pioneer ITess ,Ird)
The Democratic press manifest but little
oppOslon the nomination Of Ilden as the leader
the party 1880 but IN the country districts OF this
State numerous instances are reported OF prominent
lucepeudeIt Democrats who declare that under
cumstances viii they ever again cast vote Tor Sammy
1iiden.
A POINT WELL TAKEN.
Prom The TToV Times tL;ep)
Ii may he that General Bragg will succeed
IN convincing the HOuse that the Southern Claims Com
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
MODESTY.


From The POftSmOath (Vd.J Times (Denfl
The real reason of this grand and amazing
uphcaNal of affairs which has resulted in placing the
Southern people triumph in the cbie places Of the
National Government IN due 10 the grand superiority OF
Southern Never such people seen under
tine sun; grand steadtas faithful and true 30
ful of sublime patience, so qulet under unnerlted OPP
pressIOns generous, brave, full OF fOfuiudc,
temperate wisdom, and exquisite knowledge how 70 act
All these qualities combined with that wonderful recu-
perafive faculty which eminrnty chdrHct@rslc
prOduced their uaura result so tnat now The pre-
cedonce ana Of the SOuth In Congress Is Ike any
oIlpr est4 all fact.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Jor he DdSt "A hours.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Jor The pdst "A hours.
WASHINGTON, April 16. 1 a. m.-An area of
high pressure. cool nOrthcry winds and clear weather
exists over and north Of the Lake region Areas OF low
essure with cloudy and tny weather exist on tho
Middle Atlantic Coast and in the Gulf States. High
barometer and clear weather prevail the California
Coast. Easierly winds, with rain, prevail In New
I'm land and southwest Winds With rain, on the Caro-
Ina Coast
Indications.
For New England. falling. followed by rising. barom-
eter slightly cooler northeast, backing to northwest
winds. RAINY, followed By clearing weather.
For the Middle Atlantc States, rising barometer
cooler northery winds clear clearing weather.
CduiOadry SigaGiS
Caufionarv on-sLorc signals continue from Sandy
HOOK to Cape May and ordered from Cape Henry 10
Galveston.
,,,rDr-NrI rOEA, npSI,Dy GTIpNc
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
THE APPORTIOyMENT BILL.

ALBANY, April 15.-GOyemOr Robinson Is
now making q careful examination Of the Apportion-
ment bill. The Tdmmany members express the sus-
plcon that he Will not sign it, because should IL become
law Tammany would have q larger number OF dele
gates IN the next Democratic State Convention, repre-
sentatOn therein being based the number Of
Assembly Districts IN each county.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
THE POLICE BOARD CHARGES.
TIE GoVERNOR STILL UNUECIDED-GENERAL SMITH
IIhLI-Y 10 BE RETAINED.

LIkELY TO BE RETAINED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIPCNE1
ALBAXY, April 15.-GOvemOr Robinson has
not yet had time examine thoroughly Mayor COopers
charges against the Police Commissioners oi New-lork
nor the replies Of counsel He does not expect to come
to any decision about them unit later in the week. II Is
rumOred here that the charges against Police Commits
soner smith may be dismissed the ground that ne
was not Grecily concerned in the management or the
street Cleaning Bureau. Powerful political luhnences
are said have been put forth 60 save him from re-
mOyal.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

be by mpressDg the minds OF the eXConfederates with
notion that Claimants who have dslOyal record will
stand better chance of through tie change he
contemplates-whch certain to be the case n exam
matiOns are conducted by experienced persons or
indeed, any persons likely to be appointed under Demo
cratic auspices The as it stands is In which
wen enough should he let alone II any war claims are
10 be paid the existing COmmiSsOn IL competent to
pass upOn their meriis any tribunal can be.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
THE OHIO VIEW OF UENDRICKSS GAME.
HfDnl The ClncinMdt EnQLrer lDslal

It Is attempted to lift Mr.. Hendricks INTO
prominence NOT 10 prevent the nomination Of Mr.. TIL
den hut to diminish tho chances OF Mr. Thurman. IL is
considered important to divide the Democratic opinion
OF the West touching candidate 1t is not believed IN
Newfork that IL any part of the old ticket u Ienom
mated the head Of the ticket will he ignored and the foot
of the ticket promoted TO be the head. II Ia believed IN
Newiork and IN Other parts o the country that the Old
ticket will again bc nominated II or that no part
Of II will be The protest against ignoring
tue head Of the ticket aud nominating the tail " the
head would be vehement
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
THE MARRIAGE MAR

THE MARRIAGE MARKET.-Old bus diver (:
"NOw, there's lot o. nice girls III this Ouse ero % the
off side Thor ma dresses em out their pa drives
'em out. and brings 'em down Young men or sunday
you see and yet they don't seem to 80 ON, somehow
-(Punch.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
GueciIl NotlCe5
Art! At the kuriz Gallery.


Art! At the kuriz Gallery.
East 23I-st, Madison square.
VIII HA8RIsON'S
COLLECTION or PAINTINGS
TO BE SOLD AT SUCTION.
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL II, at 7:3o O'Clock
This collection comprises The choicest works the Pm
vate collection W. II. Harrison. With the admission
Of few paintings from other private parties
Among the artists represented may be named
Never Won Bremen. Cor6t c. Eberti
TeGiG,i@ 3iGshGu,, GaaTabassi GUAR asas Morf Miller
FaEa5&'' + EoF carr 'VgS66er %S6er 4 Rasrrssen.
nakaloHah. Henry; Henry; 4iqlpa ,,6 sf9TgSsr ,ar5sI
e. GlozzarGL Mird.cs.
Gallery VIII be open from 9 a. n. TO 10 p until sal.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, Aueroaeer.
Chester Comfy Penn. CIT Rdgc Butter Of uniform
ply 70 T. west Chester Chester County, Penn
Dr. Chandcr', CaInomile Blood and LIVER ps cre Gys-
For Cont ana Rheumatism DR. Iayilo's Eenedio'-
iree h the agents h. FOCGhRA Co, 80 North William
ST. Ncw.I0k
Neryau. isslsustion med yal essay comprising ssiss
OF eature, deiyerrd At Kalns MuseuE o iaaionT, Now
YORK on e cause aud cure Inc. snowiIg
dspntaoy how lost health may De Lesan, Siogi v'..
nervous and physical debility being the result o, - years *
ggScriSry gstiSISI EAMNs t Museum s oadSly SS@Yoft
Post Oalce >otce-rhe the week eating
SATURDAY. April 10. 1919 wil close AZ thts onee On
Is~DAY II =. tOr Europe by steamship NeNaiA
wa Queenstown, wFDNE> DAY at II M, for iniope.
by BOtnnA VIA queenstown Correspondence ior
Frarce 1pust be .neciay aidre-Se ard a 1870 tor
France direct. BY steamship Ametique. via uayrei on
l3ta EUROPE Dy Steamship Rcpub'
c corrssD0ndence tor Germany ana france
must specially addressed and at II M Tor frihce 'cf
uoDy ~ucyi1. wa PTmIltn, ther0Jurg
anc Hamburg Great Britain snd the con-
tIneut specially aicressei on SAT hDAl az 1880
m Germany &C. by steamship NecEar wa n-uiaanD-
cOrrcsp9ndence Tor Gredt Btaln ad mo
Coutiueut must specially addcessedlt and AZ -
m for Europe. by steamship CITY OF berhh, wa
Queenstown correspondence iof GERMANY ana scot
and InIist BE- specially Addressed and a; l2 m. for
direct by stampshiO BOlya, via glasgow. Tho
mails and MOI viii b. tispatchei
by Hamburg Bromen steamers only lac nals of tay
Gsvantt. ,sc leave New-I0rk Apul 10. The maids tor
Nassau y T. leave NewYorN April IS. The mails Tor TIA
Anil ld and 10. The mails Or Mexico
leave New YORK April 10 The mails for Aspnwa nai south
pacinc ports leave April p. The for China
and Japan leave Francisco Nay J. The mails for Au
tr,lIa leave san Francisco Nav IL.
N rHOs. l. JAMES Postmis.ss
postOnce Ney.Yors Ami ~ 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

A colored child had fall from a second
story window the other day his mother in relating
the incldeu lt grocery store, said Dere dat child
wa, acoming feet fust wild every chance of being
kiIled wnou do Lawd He TUNED him over. de chile
struck ON his head ana dere wasn't much as button
aew OF -l0snkosh Advocate.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

TRHuSR OFFICE, April 16, a. ul.-Tbo barometer
stationary during the greater part Of yesterday but
began fall just before the coming OF the first light
ram. Cloudy weather generally prevailed. with light
rams IN the afternoon and evening. The temperature
rose from 4G2 TO 53' and then fell again 400 the
average was 80 lower than on Monday. Tho amount Of
n DISTURB in the air II very large.
Cooler and clearing weather, with slight chances Of
light rain early ia tho day, may be expected IN tins city
and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
standard Fire Ins urance Co

OFFICES
62 Llberty-st 100 shave
SAMMY side Medical Retreat for menta aud nervous dis
ease. hs. removed Washington, YORK City
the banks IL the Hudson
T. NJ stewart, steam Carpet Cleaning Morss. 325 Ith
ave, and 80 FeDnsL, Btookyn send Tor cifcaaIs
The Friedrich-hull
IL the only reliable and tae best O AL Bitter Waters
The hook of the Massacre benefit
OF Ch~olm Monument ssocatOH by us secretary. H.
Z. INGERsOLI, oil athst Washington u. G.
vichy. from the springs; Hnsteriye CelestinsL
Grande Grille aud Hoptal-the only geuuioe
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
THE COTTON BIJL DISCUSSED.

FEMALE PHYSICIANS IN FAVOR FOR THE CARE OF
INSANE wOMFN-REPORr ON THE CoNDffioS
or THE SAVINGS BANKS.
I'm the State Legislature yesterday there was
lively debate on the bill to enforce tho allowance
of fare on cotton. No definite action was taken
The bill to appoint female physicians to take
charge of the women in insane asylums was
ordered TO n third reading Acting Superintendent
Lamb has sent his report on Savings Banks to the
Legislature. A synopsis is appended.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-16

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