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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
THE STATE RESUMPTION LAW.
RENEWED EFFORTS BY SENATOR SESSIONS TO EFFEC
IFS REPEAL.


PROM TIRE REGrLAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY. Jan. S.-What has been termed
the state Resumption Law" in virtue OF its
requirement. that taxes should DE paid IN
gold only after January !. 1879, was last
year violently attacked by senator Sessions then Al
ardent advocate OF citation OF the silver Dollar
OF the Fathers" He argued that L would be very EN-
barassing farmers to pay her taxes only II such
rarely circulating coin gold and resumption
OF specie payments being doubtful, the law might
possibly also virtually their taxes owing TO the
premium on gold. Tbs view prevailed IN the senate
and bill passed without much opposition repeating
the Jaw The Assembly refused however 10 agree 70 the
S-uatc's motion, having lust passed Mr.. -kInpeT reso
luton denouncug The rcnOuitZaOn Of silver senator
Sessions, discouraged ut ali, introduced the same
BIZ IN he Senate to-day.
II is well % state that this Law Of 1873. which he seeks
10 rcuralasO declared al cuuCraCts De after -uU.y
OF the present year. payable IN gold, unless some
other metal currency specified IN the contract
special purpose ia Introducing his bill IL %, a.
ms clause lu regart to contracts He yJiUuctr- no
other reason that that he thinks u unsrcc--aTy. NJ
doubt D., rXIr-s-rd that the senate and Assembly, viii
c0uscu 10 the repeal OF the CLAUSE % relation 10 tAc
raynent Of taxes IN gold. II doesn't matter
now whether they are pad 10 gold or -rrra-
pa, L. u tie opinion % members. But thrIc Will
considerable rc-i- 10 THE repeal 81 thc claus
relation contracts; some emHrt- runaIu- That pro-
vision An important AID 10 the bank Of the STATE III
their effort 10 discriminate against TIE silver dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Robinson CrU>oe,' which replaces Babes
IN the Wood" at The Park Theatre tc-uithtis a bar
l-sque to which tue Coyllle Company Val doubtless do
fl. justice.
Nine. Snico made a capital hit III Boston a.
Susanna ~ Gle Nozze d Figaro" and as Ncoe'u d.
"C.rmen" she is sterling artist, and it is pleasant To
note her success.
Nine. AntOnette Sterling. who refused TO
sing before Queen unless she IN shneo Rrd
dress has been winning great dca OF success anon
scutcuWen, Who recognize the purity OF her cOnirato
Voice.
Mr.. q. B. Boise announces his first symphony
concert 20 1e gwen Chickcru- Hal on the evening
OF the 3Oth of January. The programme viii consist
entirely Of bis own works. and viii in cude symph ny.
festival overture piaHOtprtr concerto. 10 ue pr
formed by Nine. N4neite Ealk-AuerhacA. the d.si-u-
gulshcd Baltimore pianist
The first number of DTigbtS JOUrRdi Of Music
/. IL new dress has Just beer issued by HouEltou o.
good a Co.. VINO are publishers heuceiortb. f. is
hludsomcr than JOd. and contains ar-cr prrporj on
n. laI natter ludiug notable contriuu;uIl-
William r. Authorp aud Mrs. Fanny RAJ mout L liter.
Wilhelm had been engaged some years ago
90 play private party, given by Jewish banker n
VIENNA. He was 20 play from 20 10 o'clock The hos
n. ~ know ledge OF music VII ftever Wihelm began r"
p.t4 the ardsute of d Membership concerto. Ihr
tanker wa UuUfHuuded, ana. ruru NJ 20 MS guc-j-.
SAID 300 -eu-y I~prr: Excuse me- N.u see low IN So
uI~ci are engaged him 10 play - the AouI' ana
L. plays slow Ia'icau.
Mr. John T. Morgan, well known and cS-
tsemed jim this city rs an orgauisr aud composer. died
Gently 100 SAND. California lie conducted for short
time mu.t association known the EItrrpc, which
gave % interesting concerts al Association Ha. -u-
trrpe,u SOME OF TIE sma sr cuord works ~ the great
G. mpo-,.- SD admirable yea, auu TASTE hUi win udf
ferrnt popular success. NJ. Morgan was highly r.
specie D. dut Wall Dee sincerely Moulntj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
PFAPPOkTIONNENT.
TIL SENATE COMMITTEE ON AProRHoNMENT RE-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POLITICAL DEBATE.

TIL SENATE COMMITTEE ON AFPDRIIpNNENT RE-
APPoINrED-sHARP POLITICAL DEBATE.
lFRoN TUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF HE TRfBrSEI
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-Ghe short sessions OF
both HOUSES Of the Legislature were chiefly
occupied with what deemed political
subjects. In the seuate there was an ey-
plosion OF oratory on the accumulation Of the
summer The display induced by resolution III
PRODUCED BY nator Harris declaring that the Appor-
tionmrnt Committee OF this year should
have the sa ne members and clerks last
year Senator Eccesine instantly affirmed that the
senate had done it, duty last year in the matter
OF reapportIonins the Senators and Assemblymen
among the several counties. senator Pomeroy
far a. he was concerned. AM, indeed, every
Republic IN the senate, the duty OF making reap
pOronmpnt. III his opinion. had been properly done.
A fair bill passed, and rejected by the Assem-
bv Senator Eccpsuc led that he doubted whether
sire 10 pass an AppOrtoumrut bill. The people Of the
would Judge whether or not the RrpuJuCdu
Senators we're doing their duty faithfulY. TO
tribunal Of the peOple the DEMOCRATIC
senators would appea II treated unfairly when drawing
I'D an superintendent bill senator Harris replied !:
Surely the peope did not give verdict IN favor OF the
IN noritv AZ the last election. We intend to presen
far biz and present u early. senator Raines
aid that the Republicans Intended 10 pass
a hill simIla- that which they approved last wear
In his opinion tnat "monstrOSity." Senator Me
c. rthv then SAID " / am satisfied that the people
have approved Of our course last winter luis
question practically dead letter The people praC
cily said mat they thought II OF no Importance ana
ton was then passed by vote OF to 25 all but one
~ the Democrats voting Tor 10.
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rEEN-on Monday. January D. iS79 az his residence n
West '-i-'i J'hn AA.n lIiAr ~ ,rAr o.. al' aSr
near Broade on Thur,iav. January g. az =. Ius
requested that no flowers De- sent
DEPEYSTER- suddenly January ~ East Norwich. T..
T. Of pneumonia Fanny daughter o. the late George ant
FO~TER-Suddrnv "Wednesday the 9Th INST. the 10Th
year of ms age, Frederic Grand Foster.
funeral At tSa church Of The Ascension corner of 5haTe
ami IOIh,. on SATURDAY morning at $50 clock It's TO-
GRIFFEN-At Port Chester. Y Y 81 dav evening 1T
mouth, TN, Abigail r.. widow Of Edmund oren, ia the slst
Rs9iy, ana Trends q The family are Invited TO attend her
conveyauces vii be IN waiting Port Chester Depot on ar
ana New Haven Railroad.
HALL-tt the residence of Der son, 4 Hal Newark y
J.. on TUESDAY Afternoon jlu4aH l,.a Amy Johnson
Funeral services on thursday January " al Sop m at 40
Rt iii7it ana mend. Invited 10 attend
nernen Greenwood Cemctcrv. Friday January 10 at
convenience OF the family. so bowers.
HOSNER-On "Wednesday morning. AZ his residence @yack
%I me nna @ ~, Fl. ly o. Tie A'e ''1O Us
Funeral viii take place NyAck Il3o
McFAKLAND-tto rangc. \ :. on January ! NJ LHa
beth NJ atn:, LATE q, R,q9.ign 10 The 'H year OIL her
I-Irf T,s fls, J H ,fS' az 20 @ Do
NOEGAN-Of consumption. az oakland. cal. January 5.
1873 John f. Morgan. aged - years formerly en- Of hs
John Morgan. D s.. Of ober.in college Re ieayr, vie
ana four children.
PALMER-At PaInhed. y. J.. January william Palmer.
near 'Intoh on lHui-ldF' January y 1T "'''A p IT,
EICE-n Pennington. Conn. MONDAY January ar tho
residence John Rice. Ms LrtnVI r., widow
OF Reuben Re. J,rt - years.
Funeral in farm ugon On Thursday 9Th INST at 10
O'Clock a.
Intrfmcnt same lav. at New Haven. Conn.
STETIF-Suddculv. January this civ Dr. Albert J.
steele. the 67th ear Ut hls age
so 80 u Mar
Thursday. Jauuarv o. ar p. m.
The remains will De- taken 10 Erie Penn. for mterment
Srw Haven and chicago papers please copy.
WFEU-At N,wark y. : On sunday morning. January :.
m. Rev. Bar hOou,w Weed the -Gh ~ ElS
Funeral Iuuls "a, January g, from the Central N r.
Church. Newark. A. D. 30 %. m.
service. MS ate residence. 2ll Plane9t al Ju D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
AN OHIO TRIBUTE TO SHERMAN.
L--.-.u IA q I..L--,LrLL. L.LLL.nL L 1 ~

Mr.. sherman will take his place by the side
o. PIT known 10 history the g.rdt FEaAcler HIS
patience skill and iortude have bai-d the most rech-
less attempts of the desperate dvmagOgues To OBJ
tam power NJ the cost OF National bankruptcy. CAIN,
lnperturblhe with eye fixed solely upon one Oulect
ia duautia u0uOF OF the Nation IN has rcpe led all
assaults upon and preserved H. and now, Ehcn The
time comes Will hi the Cuy OF the people 10
lecl leader " no will insure them The best OF has
ability another four years Of quiet TrStu recuperatlye
gnver urnt the question viii DOT Dee from what state
Snail = re Ia ,cu nor who il the most brilliant, eloquent
or popur but whose record IN The past affords tue best
guarantee for The future long and effective ser
We. md wide experience commend HIM o. the con-
euce OF all as beyond ali question the citizen for the
OCCASION And me convention wII rea zr who, with
ont a.KIus Who preceded him, or what state claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
THE NEW CODE.
,,,p,pr,vr poivis Il IRE HFPoET OF TIE SPECIAL
.f>Arl coumrrEL-soME Oh rHE PROPOSED

4
.t>ArE coMmTrEL-sOME Oh The PROPOSED
AMENDMENTS.
ArRANY. Jan. e.-Nr Edick, chairman Of the
,. ~.1,.. Coa.m.ttc .pp..uica at tAc last session
f. -. aur.g tue recess 90 examine ana IeNle" Tie
Coo, C,yi. Procedure, and the other nil. submitted
10 tho Commissioner to Revise the statutes presented
,u, niis Yesterday. cAutled respectively " An Act
,,,ep!,ul the code OF Civ. Procedure, anu
An Act -uppirIu ntal 10 the to'r o. '''L
PROCEDURE" each J.i being accompanied win -p"ei"
,ao.rt 4 brief reference 10 these VS. made ID IHk
rru,->r o, to-day MI EJcG stated that several other
Ii. ,.-. m the hands. ~ the comm ttee 80 various
,s OIL, urerars ton, among them he proposed " Code
tru p,c,t- and the proposed criminal Code 20; AMI
mat tb,y would be- from time - time reported b Tie
committee a. tLey might be ready
Vac nil amending the Code Of civil Procedure con
o,.udDeuts 10 segeuJy-eight SECTIONS OF the thir-
ar cb,pter. now 10 operation Some Of these amend
,ept are Of small importance, being made 10 correct
-rors IN engro-sing and the like but many are very
,,,,or.,,f Among the after are amendments TO me
toUius sections Section ABS, relating to the service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
UNDOUBTEDLY IT WILL.

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE presses upon the
Democratic leaders at Washington the nvc~, cation OF
tie cipher kilograms. Ii Is prepared 10 MAINTAIN he
AUTHENTICITY OF dispatches the correctness OF the
STATIONS ana the responsibility OF Nr IOen or OF
the authorized or Jlr Democratic party Tor
the TRANSACTIONS disclosed by 'htm II gOads the lead
Dr- ia thI- provoking Gentlemen This load Is
lad AL your door II IL 10 divide Il up you
can W have no business win u more. The o.
pliers are moi Oh our premises and do not incommode
is IN tie least n you wish to ANYTHING about them
W -bII ur happy 10 reasonable questions
Won NAV SEE m 10 al us your move" II the
Democracy do no noe accept this challenge, the country
Will CondsICtr II a confession Of guG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
MANE's DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR.

GNACGURArION or DR.. ALoNLO GAKCELON-ECoN-
oMY CEGED, PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS OPPOSED
AND rHE COUNTRY CONGRATULATED UPON RI
SUMPTION.
AUGUSTA. Me-. Jan. Sin the convention
oil both branches Of The Legislature this forenoon the
Hon AlonzJ Garcelon. the Goyeruoroiect attended by
Ex-Governor and his council took the oatn OF Of
ice which was administered TO MN by j. Manchester
HAYNES President W the senate The Governor then
delivered h- Inaugural address which occupied about
rwputy-ayc minutes IN the delivery. The House was
crowded with spectators. The Executive Councllmen
so qualified in The POINT convention Following l. an
abstract 3D.. Governor GtTrrlou'- message:
Under the head ot state expenditures after deplorng
the fact that taerc had increase ot four iud *
elusive " bounlcs durin; the past wenty years he K
lorf to most rigid economy 10 al the departments Oh
the state service He recommends biennial sessions ~
tie LEGISLATURE a revision OF The Tax Laws "herepy
uore equitable .ystem Of taxation may be enforcrd
return Co., the former rate u interest fixed by la" al
per cent and the REORGANIZATION Of Tho Judiciary 4de
present system ~ state bounty % h.-h SCHOOLS % '
"a fe- u lupractirablc, aud uufd ? I'D us app p p-
srlt. i..r th" course %. L-tfA'l"L j. '1 SUI d
u4udcd oi -., -c.uul-. 'I- recommend mas also mint
A. 20 r- i,-,. The propositions td'p-cd ~ tir N"u
tl.Ir,ll Commission co. l~1J To- prevent bth'N il
-.-.Yu.s Tia. uf..--ys tuducc- briefly. and con
,r..r i.- IN. Nrtfal upon trr turn 20 specie pay
Irr- express. Iu- IT, hope mat n mas never AGAIN DO
90. INTO Sd. II.u violation 81 the tJ--tuuOu As TIE
passage " the l. CALENDER Act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
THE ASSEMBLY NOT ORGANIZED.

.FfoN IHL EE,rLAR CORRESPONDENT OF rHE TRIBUNE. !
ALBANY, Jan. S.-The Assembly held scS-
sion lasting In minutes. several members who have
nor been sworn m Were present ont tina, duty not
performed Afer prayers, the motion ~ Mr. SIoan
the rule, u The .ast Assembly were adopted Mr. Al
vor then SAID that similar situation OF Affairs hat
prevailed tr day before luamey the absence OF several
uber, detained by the extraordinary snow storm
rendered necessary another postPouewcnr. Erastus
Brooks suggested hat temporary pre-
siding OH er he elec cd. that tine Gov
crEo's message might Doe received. VI. Aiyurd
would not accept the suggestion, and the Assembly then
d'l urucd TT tomorrow. Inc voices OF T."
Az ord and Mr.. Ern0,- were beard in every par,
Of the Chamber; but II j, evident members OK
Htta ung~ se,U.. slight artCn tom when juey may
att upt To make -n c'h tn real business ot egs.a
uOl ia the Assembly wlll therefore begin Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
EYACrIN 80

From The C,HctHHGt Commercial IHdl
The Democracy, with the pT0yerDlal wisdom
that cHrt,liLrs some OF their leaders, ,elu lent Oh
attempting the Oid geological system OF IL
nance, win It's wildcat banks and red dog sum
Masters sturdy Dad farmers went 10 bed at night
with Welf a wallets, and III The morning 10 ma
their money discount or 10 per cent, nave not Tor
gotten TIE II that party wants % az PIT qua
tumble Itself INTO e, there s no quicker way 10 dO IL
thai 10 auvOcdtc the old system OF state DauAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
BRYANT Is CITIZEN AND POET.

LECTURE BY STEWART L. wOODFORD AT TIKI
BROOKLYN LAY COLLEGE.
william Cullen BRYANT, Poet and Citizen"
WAS tue subject ~ lecture delivered last evening by
'le Hon Stewart L. Woolford az the BROOKLYN Lay
College Building TO the benefit OF Frank Head Post
OF tie Grand Army Of The Republic.
The great poet. Bryant. ssid the lecturer, was
laid 10 rest among the roses Of last
summer HIS lfr We. two 'od-that OF let
te.s IN " uieh he wrought poet and author, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

The New-YOrk Gold Room has been closed
and " j not Dee opened again uuI- the d W-cratc Ialty
vuus~, tile country INTO another scrape-tBuilIn- ton
HaWheyc urpJ
The action of the Republican Senators of
Maine deserves the highest praise. They have IL ht
u c.au that they elevated Democrat solely for as
Courier DEM
From the way in which the Potter Com
uttce are conducting Themselves az tbs session II Is
evident tLa- they consider great axe tHat they
were ever born Tucy seem 90 have been uIe.cy
Nuldozed the publication of the cipher Dispatches
New London Telegram Rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

H,STroEp. Jan. s.-Ihc Legislature assem-
bled This n.o.ua, IN rue new Capitol AMI organ zed'
Gi. bert " Phi .p- o. Putnam, was chosen President
pro lem of The ~eutr- and Dexter K. Wright Speaker
ot tle House toLrt.er with the other ot.e' nominated
h., fD, I-rupi,..l c..,us Jas; night Inc election OF
= ATE .u.a-r, so. O.cIt t,-uurroT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

ITJH TIC N0T'u1t ~, T7I'PJ
At last The TRIBUNE has smoked the
Gramcrcv Park wOOdchuck out OF his hole. lhe next
thing t0 be done Is to hit him be runs MT. Tdeu II
seems has dcigned ask Mr. Potter 10 IuNcstgat- The
cipher dspache But tue latter gentleman has got 80
uurh b ~nes- % do Louisiana, IN the OF hunting
M senator ohermans record a visiting statesman
and a. there but eight weeks OF this session lett
fear be- Will hardly nave time to cOmy with tins urgent
request ~ The exPresideuIl candidate II can hardly
De- supposed that Mr.. TIdeu fOrcsaw this dlhcuty II
now being only mon hs since The TRIBUNE began
It's revelations. and having suggested that he
take tins step when Congress convened more tlan hye
..L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
TIN wI-cox-Lx LEGIsLArrRE.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan She Legislature met
NJ Madison a; - o'clock, noon tn" -euate "as called
10 order by L..ur-nart- Governor Bingham Charles l.
Br.. Wa elected CllcS clerk ana Senator Price Presi
dent w, 'su. D. r. Kelley elected speaker ~ iLf
A 49,. AID John H. l. died Curf Clerk. Ou.T toe routine
LII. l-l- l-Lu lrL-a4L.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
ALBANY.
4 SPEAKER NOMINATED.
MR.. ALvoRD THE CHOICE or THE RRPrBLICA,

CAUCUs-sHORT SESSION or THE SENATE.
Mr.. Alvord was nominated for Speaker OF the As
sembly last evening by the Republican Assembly
caucus, by vote of 81 against 43 for
Mr.. sloan; on motion of the latter the
nomination was made unanimous. In the
senate a resolution offered by Mr.. Harris was
adopted, continuing the SPECIAL Committee on
Appcrtonment appointed last year, with its
clerks and messengers. Two insurance bill.
were intruduc.d d. aud Mr.. Sessions made another
attempt to secure the repeal of the state Resump-
ton Act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

The Legislature occupied It's rooms only a short
time. about After the departure Of the members
all peIson- ho desired the privilege granted the
risht OF way To any part Of the building All
cla-ses ~ society. the wealthy and the poor,
were represented IN strFam OF people that
poured up the staIrways and into every room
each ioor. In the great Assembly Chamber the sight
usually tOoE possession OF nemDers chair,
and admnuEiy commented upon the rich decorat ons ot
tnc vast stone ceiling, Nj Hunts mural paint
luCs and The four massive columns Ot polished
Isuite that uphold the arches OF the ceiling.
Wordreu nave h.cu tIcaly AZ work IN the uUd-
Ic all day completing the preparations iog 10 use 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ., l a m,-The harom-
ctor has generally fallen cast Of The Mississippi
being lowest in the Gulf states and the Lower Lake
region. Warm s1utherly winds and rain prevail In the
Atlantic and Southern states and Lower Lake region.
Cooler northwest winds and clearing weather prevail
the northwest and southwest. Cloudy AVID rainy
weather have prevailed IL oregon and Washington Ter
rtOry.
Ipdic1f0ts.
For the Middle Atlantic states and Ncv-Tr-.sn3.
southeast 20 northeast winds falling nroue-. .1..a1-
AIRY temperature copdy aud rainy weather.
C9uiiOH0rY NtyHd'S
Cau'iOnary signals continue al Cape lookout, Cape
Ulttera~ kftF Itvt. Cape Henry r.uIE Is fillmore,
!cwes. cape NAY, Atlantic CIV, iarurglt sandy Hoo.
New Iur,. New Haven. New Iuu.O". utt Wool,
Hole and ar cd FOR Mobile and FL. Mark C1u-
tIo,urv oh,hore signals cont IN. 20 Indauoa, Calves
ton aid PO.t lads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

An important convention of the agents of
the Holman Liver Pad Company q now 90 session On tbs
city Al the lar-r critics OF the United ~iats ana cam
ala are fIy represented; also representation fr,m
Europ, and Asia. Important result, O. be expected
from t4.- convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

TIE CHRISTMAS READNG.-Papa (reading
IRON Kr4is', II. Snes Eve %: Inc OWL for al 3
feathers mad cold" Mamma Isn't that wrong dear
Nara bat pnrpOsely mace the Improvement. How
was AZ pO-,lhir a bird 10 be d cold cold cOuldn {
BE- a bird. Totty NJ cold was pa The doctor came,
and be said IL wac Tie thrush Il Funny Folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
GRAIN RIo,KeD by snow.

The agents of the Unicorn Line of steamers
that owing 10 the gales and the blockade Of
frei- q rains hy he snow tie Ntw-NorK Central
Road, thr uate OBJ departure of the steamship LOtue
has been postponed 'or f-w days. The vessel i now
unloading her t.Uf cargo. md 10 l. hOpcd 10
week About 1000 loads of grain ~ tran
so 20 this city, Aad,d between New YORK and me
Mt.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

THE BUIIDiNG THROWS orEN To VISITORS.
rrpou rHE EEhULAE COHRLsPONDEAT or fiE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Jan. S.-Ihc pOpulace OF Albany
visited tho New Capitol TO-DAY. 10 the number
of many thousaLds and enjoyed lie wonders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
NORTH cAPOLlTA LEaI-+ArUREn

RALEIGH, y. c., Jan. -.-Ihe General As
,euD.y OF North Carolina met at noon to-day, VIII
quorum present. J. u. Moru- was elected -rrik'r OF
fbr House l, the .ulocrl:s Both Nol-t- adjourned
until O-uOiTON mOrnIn. wnca Governor lEce mes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. S.-A Prescott dis
patch says the Arizona Legislature met Monday and
organized Yesterday. The Council stands Republic
cans, Democrats. and the House 10 Democrats 10 :
Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

-, one given 70 impure Thoughts and evil practices
Or ps nYt GRADUALLY become ustreless, and cease to
" IL PHYSICIANS fancied it was endowed with many
rfulV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

Secretary Sherman drew the resumption act,
persuaded party 20 adopt n I'D caucus carried IL
f1rouh Congress aud has rupcrnf' uCed the prepare
tuus meeting It's promise on the daY named II was
for ye+r~ noOted By the Democrats and some snort
e,-lred Il praIcAu- a. >ucrmaur sham Now That
IL Ia- demon -rlted sham. ne l~ iticd
the the success lie has achieved Hartford
Il-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

SPENGrIELD, H., Jan. 7.-Several members
The ~Jtv Board o. Agucutue IRON the southern pof
uou thc State report the peach trees greatly injured
by The crt cold suAp The prospects Tor TIE crop are
Exceedingly uufa7Y4aur. Otber fruIt l. not seriously
Injured Winter grain reported BY them II excellent
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
ENGLISH GLEE CONCERTS.

The second evening of English Glees will
-, Tonight az Cnickcrng Hal. The usual artists
81, take mart IN the concert-the regu ar members or
,,. club Nessrs Woodruff. Ellard, Baird and Aiken,
assisted by Miss Beebe and Miss Finch. and 10y Mr. CAry
r1,rio TIE programme. which seems 10 promise de
1;btfu concert includes clees by SpofOrth, Sir r. T.
stewart known chiefly here by his "lreia"ds Greeting
=. America" which Mr. Gilmore used TO give on espe
,rv fe.,ll cccasions.l walmslev, Horsley, Calcott
pub. r. oadicott and KUcken. Mis- Beebr Will sing
~, soues los Rubiustein, "Ihe Dream and " The
1,rk" Ms Finch viii sIng Fatima," from Wcbers
g ,bu Hassan." Mr.. Aiken viii sing song 10y F.
B-apdeis and Nr. Ellard by Brahdm. There Is one
r,ce.ne 'ea.1re about tho concert iu the unusually
lsr.e uuua,ro giecs for alto aud mems voices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09

AnRcl'- Bath.-TurUsh. Roman. E''ctrc-Gl L"v1r'on.
ave Iav ghost perfection OF bathing DaY Aus agh
LIiieJ DAY AAd evening Excellent hotel tr,OIu0 l4uns