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New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
DECISIONs-JUNE l.
supr.m, court-Cham5er. BY Judge Donohue.-

SBpreme COurf-ChdmJers BY Judge DOnohue.-
Tne rult Jar Company agt; Wnght-Opnion
Mr. Jarvis s veThed. How agt BooTaem. grant
ed with so costs 20 abide event Adnance Earlefhs
granted wIthOut costs Gery AIT. Do0ey Motion deDied
without COST biidobrand sgL Ogden Notion b. de-
MED with costs TAYLOR agt Dev IN Motion Granted
Ot all the Of the action % The
stiles Sles-Report Of referee coDrned Judgment
custody Of the children awarded the
tiff Loop Gouldlbe motion for commission cd
turned and 10 try the on Friday tn goth of June De
motion for leave viii
granted but the attorney for the paBtn will be- directed
to deliver the papers IN bls hands until his aNaDe costs
are paid. Muller agt Muer.An allow of ~
ard counsel ZEE o. s75 Is granted TO tne plaintiff BOuet
Ausn-I desire to the counsel In this lachen
meyer aRt Iaeheumey mOtOu IL denied Ayres
Wetmore Hogan Kunnwide Webb agt williamson ;
Lyon Enrich Motions granted. Blumgart agt DAVID
Condray agt. Stohlman CaIn agt Adirondack COMPANY
Orders granted. Argan agt. Genling; Niles agf. Dexter
Helbip aQt. Cuniger, Dewitt ag KnpO; United states
Trust Company sgt Bearisey Manhattan Le Insurance
Company agt Davis Noe J. 8 D. .. and kugeles agt
Kugees McCabe Murphy; Nassau Bank agt southern
Bank Croker agL Alexander.tiranted
Special Teria-ByJudge Van Brunt.-Hoare agL Mler.-
Findings signed.
By Judge Doaolue-Aga sgt Gill and others.set down
for the 10th inst
Common Pleds-Special Teym-By judge J. F. DAILY
Bennett agt ROseuha etCNO aHtAoTlY 10 the contrary
being shown practice tls b allow conmss
the party his apphcaiiDn NAV % ao"fd
there why nonresident parry should b. required
to attend and give bis residence.
Judge Van HOcsen.-Lawrence aCt spaEth. under
taking strictly conform 10 1881 and provide against
and for the the value OF the ana
ton from the time Of taxing the appeal unt the teLFey OF
under Judgment Of the court the
will 500 there must be
s1reos both freeholders Wehle Hay1land others
order settled ag Heunessey; fmheim Az. Bar
Iet The matter OF the ASSIGNMENT OF scbschel TO sc "a
macher; In the matter OF tie assignment OF Horton 70 JscE
Duke Combes. .3ranted. In the matter OF The na
accounting ecIn this matter cannot act under
dersfs eingly without having all the p pers before ne
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
MIR KNOTT ON THE VETOES,
A REPORT TO CONGRESS.


THE IoNG-TAIKFD or REPLY OF THE BOURBoNs 10
TuE PRESIDENTIAL vEToEs SENT IN TO THE
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-At a meeting OF the
House Judiciary Committee to-day, j. Proctor
Knott. the chairman, submitted his report on the
message of the President vetoing the bills
to prevent interference with elections. After
the reading of the document some dis
cussion arose, during which the Repubhcan
members of the committee gave assurance that
they would not object to the presentation oi the
report to the House for the purpose OF having II
printed and recommittede This procedure wouid
afford the minority an opportunity to prepare Q
statement embracing its views upon the vetoes IN
question With the understanding that this course
should be pursued. Chairman Knott was author
izcd without dissent to report the document 10 tue
House AZ the first opportunity. lie succeeueu ~
securing such an opportunity, and the report was
presented to the House to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
THE GLOBE MUTUAL LIES RECEIVER.
JUDGE wEsrBRooK's ORDER APPoNTING Mr.. FISH
VACATED,

The case of the People against the Globe
Mutual Life Insurance Company came up before Judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court. Chambers, yesterday On
a stipulation by the AtorneyGenera and the officers
the company the court vacated Judge WestbrooHs =
order made IN Albany. OIL May 20. 1879. appointing
James d. Fish Receiver, and also directed that the
place Of trial DO changed from Albany TO Sew-Nork
THIS stipulation said by the counsel who presented
1t TO have been made because of the dissatisfaction OF
the Attorney General with the manner IN which the
order was obtained from Judge WesbrOOk He had no
prr sona objections Mr.. Fish, but he considered
warranted the methods adopted the Superintendent
OF the Insurance Department Ia presenting has report
on the insolvency or the Globe Mutual Company with
service upon THE Attorney @ snera, and also III his
interference securing the appointment OF Mr.. Fish.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
COURT Or APPEALS.

ALBANY June 1.-The day calendar of the Court
OF Appe1ls for THURSDAY June H. 1879 follows Nos
2Sl. 2i2. 81: $50. z2l, 3lg. 2ll and 2l3
PkOCEEDINGS-NO. l3l.-Mnllam r. Castle. respondent
Henry Le~1s ct a. sppelsnts argued by Samuel Hand
for appellants; Henry Parsons for respondent
No l32-Wliiam r. Castle, respondent aRt. Max Barber
ct a. appellants argued by samuel Hand for appellants
Henry Parsons for respondents
No 225- Milton stafford al, nesp0ndenis agt John O.
Berry. appellant submitted
No 229The kDickerbocker life Insurance Comptny
spondent>. agt George H. Nelson 81 al, appellants add
No. l99Tbe knicke booker Life Insurance COMPANY
posnt agt George II. NesoB ct a., respondents argnst
together by Sanue d. Morris for defendant Sanue Ha0d
and Henry IL. Johnson for plaintiffs case stll on.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
rooLsrIIrsa N0F STOPPED AT HUNTERS POINT.

pooL-sEILrSG SOP STOPPED AT HUNTERS POINT
The Police Commissioners of Long Island
Ciy having passed resolution directing the police
arrest all persons engaged IN the pooiselling busines
In that city, expected that the pool business
Hunters Point, which has been gong for several
weeks past, would be stopped but for some reason
the poliee failed In accordance with the resolu
tion assed by the Commissioners All the pooroo,ns
had large numbers OF yisIt1rs throughout Tues
day aud lively business done al each place. The
pooi-rooms have brought much business the
Keepers about the ferry aud these persons making
no small efforts In favor Of the booksellers.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
THE CONTINENTAL LIES AFFAIRS.

ALBANY. June 11.-ln the matter OF the
Attorney General against tho Continental Life Insur
auee Com pany Justice Westbrook to-day granted
order directing John L. ONeii receiver, TO withdraw
from tho United states Trust Company SUN bot 10
ceed 100000 securities Of the United
States New erk Cy and also 10 deposit Tie said
securities with said Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
sEcRET5RY WCRABY Ar CHESTER

CHESTER. Penn, June I0.-Secretary DC.
Crary delivered the annual address boore iho corps VI
Cadets of the Pennsylvania Military Academy tins even
ux Mr. William Ward. the Congressman huouu''a
the orator. who chose his theme Some Eiemeptso
success In Life" IL required about an hour 70 urner
tha s,,,re.s aud t WAS warmly received. The eoete
tary received "a generals salute and VIII leave 'ohk"
for Point.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
A di.tinnnished artist who had great sue

A distinguished artist VINO Dau Sic'' SIN
ee with one of Ills pictures nj The recent fafls osu
vot frighttuy large bull from the deaer who supp,
him with colors. Gong 80 remehstrate WIN hn a' rs
tbe sIe of A. the dealer, struggling his shoulders "a
pies: Yes, dear sir. must confess thht en' ~,
YOU rather high for them, bat you must rrinenpe
fhoss are the oolors with which You painted W. PS
that was SO brilliantly successful At the oaion'
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
OVERCOME BY TIE HEAT.

A man supposed TO be DIR. William Duncan,
Of ofsayaunah Ga was found at Broadway aud Twenty
eehthst yesterday Frustrated by tho heat, and was
removed to The Seg-York Hospital An unknown wo-
man. about fortyye years of age, dressed In calico
wrapper was also overcome by the heat at fftn-aye
aud Twenty afhst David r. Keefe. sixty. OF Thlr
tysirt-st Fifthaye., Brooklyn, was overcome by
the heat in Justice Ferys Court In that city yesterday
uos ming. He WAS attended by ambulance surgeon
and taken to the ST. Peters Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12

GROUNDS FoR GRATITUDE.-Derby Reyeiler {:
see tnat oabby BEST IL aiut III iuek ter-day Bin
cbucked out three plDes and never broke Iny noef-
sham ~ Fnnuy Folks
"Did you see see Baron Y.'s horse fall on
MS Jockey over that hurdle II Oa. yes The Jockey 8
killed, but the horse IL MI right" fes. know. "
DON'T an thing bnt the Baron must have been
fearfuly scar ed Paris Cnarivar
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05
Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yesterday,
Mr.. Morrill,, from the finance committee,
reported, with amendments, House bill
to authorize the issue of certificates of
deposit in aid of refunding the public
debt. Majority and minority reports
were presented in the South Carolina
contested case, the majority report, sign
ed by the republicans, favoring the seat
ing of d. T. Corbin, conte. tant, and the
minority report. signed by the democrats,
favoring M. q. Butler, who now holds
the seat. Mr.. Bayard spoke at legth a.
gainst Mr., Edmunds's resolutions declar-
ing the validity of the thirteenth, four
teenth and fifteenth amendments, and
was replied to by Mr.. Edmunds. Mr..
Wbyte has the floor to-day.
In the House the session was devoted
to the consideration of the army appro-
priation bill. A number of amendments,
offered from the democratic side, to cut
down the number ofenlisted men propos-
ed by the bill 5,000) were defeated, the
democratic delegation from Texas espec-
tally fighting vigorously against reduc-
tion. During the debate Mr.. Mills, dem.
of Texas, declared that it was because of
of the false economy Of democratic
House that Gen. Custer and his COM
mand were slaughtered. An evening
session was held for the consideration Of
the Mississippi levee bill.
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and plenty enough. "Thavs jobs in
WATER" he said "and that's the secret of
this move by Council. But don't feel
able to pay for these jobs"
Col. McCOmb said debt was an incu-
bus on every interest, and if it was allow
ed to accumulate the community would
be swamped. This proposed increase of
$17O,0O0 would only lead to $4,000
more, and the city debt would soon reach
$2,OeO,OOO. The people can't stand it.
A vote was then taken on the resolu-
tions and they were adopted unanimous
ly.
Col. McComb moved that duly attest
ed copies be sent to Council and the
Legislature. Adopted.
Geo. w. Dorsey moved that a commit
tee be appointed to present the resolu-
lions to the Legislature. Adopted. Com
mittee, Geo. W. Dorsey, Col. II. s. Nc
Comb. Charles McCloskey, Philip Quig-
ley, Milton Lackey.
Col. McComb suggested that the meet
ing adjourn subject to the call of the pre-
sent chairman, at the request of any doz-
en- citizens.
The meeting then adjourned.
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had no competition. He said In 1863 the
rates per basket TO Philadelphia were 81 K
cents aud since fheu they had increased
to twice that amount. But this WAS not
all the unjust discrimination that was
shown between the different kinds of
freight.
After some further talk Richard Har.
rington, Esq, offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted
Resolued, That the joint committee ap.
pointed by the Legislature to take into
consideration all subjects in connection
with railroads are respectfully request
ed to lquire what are, If any, The rights
o. the people of this State so that they
can assert them in reference to the en-
croachments of railroads, and also what
are the remedies therefore and report
| such legislation az is necessary or expe.
dent to protect the interet t of the people
of the State from excessive charges for
transportation and freight.
The resolution was adopted. MIR. Har
rington then spoke with his usual vehe
mence, declaring that the appointment
Of railroad commissioners would not rem
sdy the evil of highIfreights and the rail
road, or "the parasite which is drawing
the life blood from the State" as he styl
cd 1t would coutinne Its oppression unti
| the charter was revoked.
| Quite number of the pioneers of thu
peach industry after this freely gav'
their views and nearly all Of them ex
pressed their intention of agitating thu
matter of high freights until their enc
was attained.
At 4 o'clock the meeting broke up il
order that the mem beas could catch th'
train leaving 40 minutes after. Just a
the meeting adjourned Mr.. Richar'
Townsend offered resolution of thank'
to the Representatives which was adopt
ed.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

Wide black Ch antilly lace founce
are once more worn; the designs are new,
differing considerably from old ones.
The new sur is Russian cats skin
The hair is very long and glossy, ,shadings
off brown and fawn colors. Its ONLY defect
is its expensiveness.
Lamdskin gloves have been introduced
and are said to be fit and weare we'll.
They are cheaper than French kid, aud
therefore find purchasers.
Garnet, mulberry, aud claret are the
favorite colors for dress goods, aud the
latest styles all tend to the full paniers,
which will undoubtedly be greatly en-
larged next season, if hoops are not actu
ally revived.
Cream and ivory white with slight
yellow tinge,) will be replaced the COM
ing season by lead white, blue-gray
shade. This is already shown In tull and
tarlatan.
A new article of lingerie is the beaded
black lace fichu, either figured net OF
snowy Spanish lace, cut to point at the
back, and with long, pointed ends in
front, which are either looped one with
In the other, or else Drought down unoer-
meath the belt.
Wells are chosen in colors TO match
costumes; olive green and dark maroon
and red are seen IN grenadine, while all
the beige colols, dark blue and green,ar
offered in fine bereges; these later are
intended mostly for travelling purpose.
A new fringe is called the sealskin. 1t
Is chenille without any heading, and
hangs straight. The sunbeam fringe ia
another novelty. 1t has heading of bead
network, and is a mixture Of brown,gold,
and any color found in the dress.
The tabliers of mony white satin dresses
are now embroidered with light sp"ay OF
flowers in dead silver, likewise with
small pearls and with white chenille,
When such ornaments are used, it is to
the exclusion of white lace.
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fisn Tclegraplic Su m mary

'lhe in the engineering trade in
~ IS expected to commence Oh the
SNant-English financiers are pre-
aVyal scheme to the French one
lGey-Cwil strife has broken out
p'I' Aishanlstan The pressure in
~ continues stronger for schedul-
y oh!ted States under the cattle
"l-A new impuls is being given
CORRECTION of Peters pence-The
committee of the German Federal
l'1 nave eliminated the most objec-
Wv features from Bismarck's gag
ne new French cabinet has been
''ulea-The Kings of Spain aud
'sal NEE to-day al Elvas, to open a
'al'"ay-lt is repored that the plague
|apPcaIed at Odessa-Drury Lane
''e' London was closed last night
se the actors refused to agree to a
''oA o' wages-A diplomatic &c rupture
~" germany and Denmark is pro-
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

A ten milo race on skates took place
at the Capitoline, Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon, the contestants being mem
city. There were eight racers at the
start, and flve contestants skated the
whole distance. At the end of the fifth
m,le--every mans time being taken
Samuel Montgomery's was found to be
22n. 45s. He finished the ten miles il
45m 50s.-only thirteen seconds ahead oi
p. NJ. Brewer. The third prize was wor
by q deou E. Fountain, who made the
di lance In 81 minutes and of w. p
Bolles 68 minutes.-Heratd.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05
THE MARKETS.

Beef steak, 14a2Oc; sirloin, 18a20c
roast, 14alSc corned, 8al2c; chipped
25a3Oc; ham sliced, 16alSs; wholesale, 1Oc
shoulders, Sal0c; fitch, 11a12c; pud
ding, 16c; hogs-head cheese, 12c; lard
lOc; mutton, 1Oa12c; chops, 16alSc veal
1Oai6c; outlets, 18a2Oc chickens, 1Oa12
per pd; 81 a S1.50 per pair but,
ter, 2S a SOC. tub butter, 20a25c
roll, 2Oa25; eggs 2Sa3Oc onions IL cents
soup beans, 8 cents; honey, 25c: per
pound l. cabbage 1 daols 1oc. op per s1as 81 y
per pr, geese, rs 81 80 per piece
potatoes 2Oa25c. per half peck; beetsl
lOal2c. half peck apples, 12a20 pei
half peck; turkeys, 81 50aS250per piece
turnips, &c per half peck; sausage, l0'
per h.; scrapple, 7c; Rock fish, 12s'
per pound; pike, 15c. sea-bass,2 lb'
for 25c. founders. 10; blue fish II cents
CIDER &c pr qt., 25c pr gal.;celery. sal5 pei
bunch.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05
A Pending strike of Engineers.

LONDON, ,Feb.4.-Unless the masters
or the men yield, strike in the engin-
eering trade in London will commence
on the 7th inst. The Amalgamated So
ciety of Engineers took final action last
night in favor of resisting the proposed
reduct on of wages. The strike will in
clude the engineers, boiler-makers, pat
tern-makers, steam engine makers and
ironmonsery works at eighteen establish
ments, which have given notice OF re.
duction. These include only small
propo ton of the employers in the trade,
None oi the railway companies have join
ed in the movement and many large pri-
vate firms have not notably the samudas
of the Tower Hamlets.
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THE RIVER OF DEATH.
An OLD LADY NEARLY KILLED BY BAP-
TISM.
HEADING, Pa, Feb. 8, 49,

READING, Pa, Feb. 8, 1879.
A narrow escape from death by being
baptized in an icy river took place near
West Palmyra, Lebanon county, yester-
day. Mrs. Martin Bowman, an aged
invalid, expressed = desire to be bap-
tized. When told that the water was
frozen she demaned d tina. the ice should
be broken, which was done. She was
carried to the river bank In rocking
chair, accompanied by her husband,
children and friends. The Rev. Mr..
Hertzle conducted the Baptist ce emonial
by immersing the penltent three times.
When she was raised third time she re-
sembled corpse. She was carried to
the shore and everybody thought her
dead. A frightfilI scene followed. The
husband rolled in the snow in his bitter
anguish, and the air was loud with Ia
mentation. She was carried into house
near by, where she revived, but is now
lying at the point of death.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05
NEW YORK. Nov. 26. 1877

DR.. V. W. BLANCHARD During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food Cure, and feel hap
py to say they have met my most san
guine expectations, giving to patients long
or over drug dosing, the needed nutrition
and nerve force.
Prof CLEMENCE 8. LoZIER, M. D.,
Dean of HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York. ja20-12
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05
Wilmington Markets.
CATTLE MARKET
nnndov kah kp M,

'
! cat 'le market was moderately active
keek. and prices were rather firmer,
|head sold at the West Phila. Drov.
at 3a5kc., and 900 head at the
philadelphla Drove Yard, at IN a5 Z
pound.
kEp were unchanged. 20o0 head
y the W. Philadelphia Drove yard al
c. and 5000 head at the North Phila-
ia Drove Yard. at Az u 6k per pound.
b. were in steady demand. $500 head
II The West Philadelphia Drove Yard
a c and lToO head sold at the North
delFhia Drove Yard, at ox a6kc
DnHd as TO quality.
Drove Yard ,Hestonville. Pa, FEB. !
EEP.-Extra, 40 to 1870 pounds, os t0
70 , 70. ID b 80 to good, 90 ~ 70 TO 70 .Us 4S
sheep, SO to rs; good lambs, 5x
cmmon lambs, So 80 to 3 90; calves
bc, Arrivals, 4OUC head.
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DIED.
MOORE-On the 4th inst, Elisabeth
10 nf Il rl n Aaara

MOORE-On the 4th inst, Elisabeth ",
wife OF Howard o. Moore
The relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her husband, No. Sly West 4th
street, Friday afternoon. Service at the
house at 2 O'Clock. ieb5-2t#
SILCOX-On the 9th inst, James Silcox,
In the S6th year OF his age
The relative es and friends OF the family
are invited to attend his funeral at the
Odessa NJ. E. Church, on Friday, at noon.
feb5-2t
STARR-At the residence of her brother.
No. 1910 King street, on the evening Of
Second day, the Sd of Second month, /,
Jane A. Starr, in the 10Th year Of her
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend her funeral on Sixth
Day afternoon, at Q o'clock,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

b selllnga single pound OF the navies
y and dark, at Wholesale prices.
MULLIN,
Front & efferson Sts.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

Six Yara cigars for &c Cts, Yaras OF my
own manufacture. made from the pure
Yara leaf, S years old, the only pure Yara
cigar in the city, l believe. Try them.
II. M. M MULLIN,
feb4-SLtw- -2tnw Front " Jefferson SITS.
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Indications for To-Day.

ic@'ow for the Middle States and Ne,o
pad, tneredsd.y cioud,ness and rain
pow, falling barometer and slight
b fcntgerat,tre
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

hS MT rilden's name was called
( aS IN the famous income tax suit
In promptly answered "ready y
Inn. ''''s e., Attorney, however, begged
Ia ".' d Dill of discovery, and
A,,1 went over for the term. 1t will
NC decided after the next pr.si-
Id campaign.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

Sia n HrEE rf SusrENsIoss-The Col
|br W, wsn, ~ Daily Phenix has susnend and
Its = " ~ q; vi support sufficient tn uar-
the nn,I!'ance. ,,iIu'uance. The Evening. .Jomr-
hced =, p,',,hLcailon ,L of which was com
4 its s q, charleston, S. C. snsnenda,, an nJ,n
Le patronaaas ,asue, 'i, not having realiz
'ase They anticipal
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

J 's aTis,sd3 10 us ls,., that there are le.s ner-
drug i.ea isl' ss,, WITH lr rheumatism, sln,e p
T. Price % cents ne,'srs sot,is Ksman L'ni-
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,c,mI and'COsn mn q erctal.

v,LxIsaroN, Dell, Feb. 8, is'9
No, STOCK quotations inrhisnsd p,, oy
S' Co., clayton House ,%.r hu'idins
,,rnrV QUOTATIONS
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05
Ten Miles on lee

My Rough and Really smoking Tobac-
cos are very fine. MULLIN.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

."'fhEEl fEsTERDAY-The stock
4 was active and strong. Govern
'''''s We're steady, States dull and
'' ''rohg' Money on call lent at
r'' cent, and closed at 2 per cent
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05
FashslOn Notes.

Will give six Havana cigars for 25 CTS.
that have no equal. II. M. MULLlN.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05

AUIlCE.-J. IL. Primrose has taken the
IN management of the old and reliable
sewing machine company-the Wheeler d
Wilson. This machine has been lately
improved, and Is an entirely new machine +,
and is known as the Improved Wheeler q
Wilson. IL Is the finest made lock-stitch
sewing machine now in use, and has ad-
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call,
|, and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our ierrltery embraces Delaw re and
Chester counties. Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Saore of Maryland.
Our Office, at present, will be found at
1928 Market street. After the 25th of March
next we will, be found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 7l8 Market street.
~AGENTS WANTED.
ieD5-dLf j. II. PRIMROSE
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fRsT EDITION.
fEALI) & CO.,
| WI rRs & BROKERS,
AND pEALEm IN

poNDs. LOANS, MORT
Ms 4 COMMERCIAL PAPER.
,rox HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
(,s, Coupon. and General Collec;
anu other parts OF the world.
b.iyd
The daily gazette., 1879-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NHANTED. Situation by a respectable
w coIored man as waiter in a private
family or to attend to horses. Call or ad-
dress, 800 Tatnal street feb5.3t*
DARE CHANGE, WHERE A MAN
N with capital of $500, can m AXE $500 u
year. Call at Washington Hotel and be
con WINGED of the fact. No humbug.
feb4-5t
VNH HE lovers OF the weed will ind fine
i line of Chewing and moking Tobac-
cos at very low prices. Give me a rial.
II. NJ. M ULLIN,
Front & Jefferson SITS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-11
The Governors Message.

Governor Fremont's annual report to the Secretary of the Interior has ap. peared in the Prescott papers. We have no official copy but there is no reason to suppose lhe report appearing in the Prescott journals incorrect in substance.
 We have only time 10 say this week that we are gravely surprised at some portions of the report. The Governor must be in numerical error in his agri- cultural statements As 10 his sugges- iions relative to the Indians, they would be simply impudent coming from an unofficial stranger who had not been in the Territory long enough to study the matter even superfcially, nor 10 visit the sections most interested in the Indian situation, or the principal agencies; coming as these suggestions do from responsible officer of the In- terior Department to his superior, we think their author merits the imme diale attention of the Secretary of the Interior.