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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
An EFFORT AT ECONOMY DEFEATED

The Kings County SUPERVISORS on Dcccmbcr
e6 discussed at length the report OF committee ap-
pointed on May last to rttn what reductions could
be made in the salaries Of county cmroycs The com
ulttcc recommended reductions amounting TO nearly
10000 but the greater part Of tie provisions OF thc
r.port was defeated. majority vote ~ all the mem
lr of the board being necessary TO IT, adoption. Ire
salary OF Gerard NJ Stcvcn- Deputy CLERK u the Hu-
nrcmr Court, however. was reduced from S'.OVO 10
$1,000. and reductions amounting 10 5000 WCle
made in the salaries Of the assistant clerks
AZ the Court Of Sessions. At yesterdays meet
ing oi the SUpeTy>orSd communication was received
nom Supcr Lang. guthrie Nc'ulng ne rC>olu-
tons uy which tho reductions were made. lie Mods
That the reductions uut made IN accordance Win
legislative u-a.c- ana NOT binding. The act ap-
uniuflic The .putv Clerk. he saws, authorized the
supc:v-lr- his salary. They id fix u at $1,000,
Ii.or Eolf wished The veto referred the Law Con-
u,tt,r when Amounted. for examination, but motion
TO that erect was defeat q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
Esd or 4 UELLKNOTN BEOKEES FIRN
Az APPLICATION FoE DlosoLvING IHE FIRM {
BELDEN a co.

Az APPLICATION rOR Dle>OLvING 1HE FIRM or
BELDEN 4 co.
An application was made yesterday to Judge
1 r. Dly IN Common Pleas ccal FERN. IN tine sult "r
Washington l.. Conner AGAINST william Bcdcn and
others Tor 4 receiver OF the property of Brcu CO.,
and an injunction against transfer OF the property
Jude Daly granted 1t order To show cause why the
orders Should not made. rcturuGblc TINS morning. IN
undertaking III 5000 was filed with the Application.
The papers are in judges pocket, but the counsel
for the plaintiff saI conversation Yesterday that,
though the salt waS not tcrhuchly friendly one, II
ga. merely az The partn r. to wind MP the
ti,u OF l;clden n Co. The firm Wa, worth nall mn ION
AT least, AMI the INFUSION d-Eti "'u NOT lh'I'I'
tl rs cu.a .riueut- There mad urru, som tim" aso.
an understanding that I'll" firm Nh"nd BE- dissolved hu
the piiuun htd discovered max s""l' 81 inc -t'l
pledged To- the firm On which they nod large MARGINS
md of course the capital of the firm largely lorhci
up ia surn ma;gh'-had been transferred 10 "lr in,,
her Of firm, thus giving him accrtdn control ia IN"
pucccdiuE- or closing up tine nrn A. he UNDERSTOOD
il, u Wa. TINS OILY mat Ni 'ouh'I Ic'-tu' 80 mo, 1T
lr,.t Technically the SUIT hostile ana ~ earnest
| President Ives received letter yesterday morning
from Mr C"uhor, the Exchange mrihrf o me nlIh "I
IIcldcu a CO.. III which he -ad: desire I" give no
! lie. To the Exchange mat have made an application
to tn C0uii Tor Ia. HIrnlhthtni "i = I'''Nr 81 ~"
a-scis Of the firm ~ William Bcldru Co, al Mhlch
of the differences between the members OF the urn IN
T., gard the distribution ~ the assets. All Claims
an Of the regular line of bisur- hy tie rn 81 William
Rrdcn & 20. viii De protected ard honorcd AZ matn
| any personal responsibility for contracts made III the
nrin'- after this date" President Ives read The
| lrr'rr tn the members ~ the Stock T. Nrhangc.
! william Brldcn and Washington T.. Common were found
ia their office BrIidNa' yesterday. Nj BrldcJ aid
that he had long been dc-rOu. OF retiring from active
bu,lur~ ana tat the present die u a. far % he could
S., va. 10 settle the question VINO should mIJI-c The
AFT irs uf the finn lie did not t,cl that Mr. ConuOr had
Inc ght do So he had contributed no capital and
| WIS q Junior partner.
Mr. Connur said thar n was true that for some tim,
there had been effort 20 quddte the Affairs OF TIE
r aud that il had reached point where required
the ptaucc hy all persons interest," oi tHc accounts
AS presented THIS being objected 10 hy some OF The
partners. hc felt compelled to apply for receiver
Ia dame he fItTUt IL Ia
adjustment OF accounts lie added that the ont >tand
Ing obligations very small, and That they would he
paid promptly when presented. There would bc dis
| solution Of the hrm when the suit WAS determined
| The finn ~ William Bclden 4 Co. was started ab0u
| two Years ago aud is composed Of William Brldcn
Washington J.. Conner, Charles Beldcn, Henry Belden
| IT,, with Jay Gould as special partner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
THE COURTS.
EXCISE FUNDS IN A SAD TANG lie.

EACISE FUNDS IN n 'AD law mn
The day before Owen Murphy ran away
thcrc was abou $50 900 in the hands Of the Excise
Commissioners this, 10000 was taken by murphy
and about 81 900 due TO the city for licenses ac'u
granted leaving only about s1O.OOo To meet 'ne Claims
Of those who had taken receipts for money pad 10 tue
Commissioners but who had got license Arei-
erepce was had and testimony was taken ana decree
entered which seems have settled th'
tne nancy must be distributed. Burton Harrison
the counsel of the receiver of the money l1tD' MI Nu
MY anued 10 Judge Barrett yesterday Tor INSTRUCTIONS
IN rcorJ To- carving ont the decree. There wcr' about
. 100 persons who had contributed 10 the fuhd. me
notice of inc suit was gwen by publication hhu Iost"
card About 800 perons apT'earcd. lnator, ' i,
uroycd on behalf uf lO7 that they hhd never uscu 'I
REGENTS s license aud should have htlf hnhcl oich
and II was 50 ordered He insists thai thcy ne pau
mi and az once. But Mr.. Harrison lh@sls ~
fncy should Their share Of the loss occasi9nI ny
MIR Murphy's operations The city. through MT NI'LN
,u-sts that us. used their receipts AZ H'tHN'
shall nay their share the fees ana oincI tNp' >'N
,nIc Mr. theodore T.. IomlnsOn, appearing Tor twenty
nvc liquor dcalcr-. claims that Only those can p'
muctcd in part OF their mcns agau.t Whon "'@
9tcnativcv proved that they u'cd tHcf receipts aN
Licenses Judge Barrett directed them all TO come before
HMM \ a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
COI-PT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY. Jan. 9.-'Thc following are the inst fifty
cases on the Cour, Appeals calendar Tor HE term opening
"Wednesday January H. 1879: No J. Harvey at Cherry
. Colt act. Pa;Ccn g Mitchell AIT Mitchell T. Irc Eal
way Vanderbilt itiug dSt li1uhnc IT, cornwall
:. Mcckcr AIT. v right; = Mch1nutY >. No
Iuskcv o. MIcs,l Globe Mutual Lite ln-uranc CO.
10 TrradVclgt Archer: II, Peek dgt Won Keller: ~ q"
mrr ACT Cunng H. thd Sc agt Lord II Hcrbaucr l.
the raj and IluoS~n River l'lIudd 60: -,
NcnoI aH VI t!oTy 49, WoGn act. Iuiaut, L. New
ton at Mutual benefit Lie Insurance co. S Attain a2t
Westrhc~tr County agt IiWilv 20. The People RI
fine Williamsburg cas- Light GO. agt. the Board
OF sscs.ors Of city Of Br0ayn ~ Pane agt Jones;
- InnSan aEt Co,uCrs -. llcr~c ag. Benedict -,
IopreIIas the Last River savings Institution - me
Tenth NAOIal BIIE at. the Mayor, cic 2t Pssci agt
Gregg - Potter apt cornell -, De@l1H agt the Nt"-
ok Central AID Ilui-pu River abroad Company; - We
Iul4lo East side Railroad COMPANY dg the buid
Railroad COMPANY; oGldy aCGcrn 81 the People
re- Tho Boari Albany at - Common Coun'
al ALBANY - People re-. NanfcrfO' asi. the Mayor
81 POusky JapThd 81 ITEM aGi tie NvW YORK Cen
tia. Hudson NcI Il .road tomUay 30 N.rplahck sGt:
49, TIE People rel SEahn 4@t The Board 81
Police Of NcWNork UV =; 81, Peek a%t. MtbeI
10 Flanagan Maiden H. ktut AT. The Quicksilver
iinc company. A. Bennett AIT Gdrock - Ciilus agt
me NrN York KINGSTON syracuse Railroad Cumnany
a. avery agt the Town o Hope; a. tIc Town 81 Wells
tuiaIgh agt the NcW-loIk and canada EaiU1l Company
40 the of Essex ag the same -. th" People * rel
Miner AIT the Board Of Police Of New OH Oty y, Buit
aet The Hrrwri~' and Master, Insurance Company 80,
scott Mcmillan 81, The Highlands Chemical al Mining
Company agt. Matthews
1l dav calendar oI Wednesday, January - 1879 is as
follows: Nos. .. 3, !, ., ., Z, : aud =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
ITALIAN SLAVES RETURNED TO ITALY.

Al the TCUUCSt OF thC IIdlan government,
the Commissioners Of Emigration sent 10 Italy hy the
steamship city If NewEork, which sailed yesterday.
stefano and Carmo FoScO, Francisco Cores. Raphael
Jeramo GiacOmO Breschi, and Michaclc Musso for an
investigation the part OF the Italian authorities as TO
whether tncY sold by their parents 10 certain
paGloues, contrary to Il law recently passed by the
Italian Parliament ana also ms To tno" leaving LAS
without passports Thc four Italians laStnamcd came
from Naples two ago, and wcr" engaged IN play
ing musical instruments IN Baltimore, when they were
arrested and sent the Baltimore Industrial school
Uafaec GraZa. the padrOuc WHO brought over the two
Fo>cO boys from italy Is dscrlhcd by the aan Consul
a. a monopolZtr Of children, common v called q
padrOne who has been arrested many times Tor aNnI
children i'll -Gy III lis possession III Italy. He was ar
re. ted III on the evidence of SuucIntcud nj Jackson and
Interpreter Macpherson, OF Castle Garden, about two
lnlArf 4. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
CONsOLIDATkD T.&GINLA ZINE.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 9.-Thc annual meet.
inc Of tho stockholders OF the Consolidated vrgip,
Mining Company took place this afternoon. and the Old
Board OF Trustees was reelected. John II. Burke en-
tered protest against the customary resolution ratfy
ing all OF the trustees. resolution adopted
thanking the trustees for their Of the interests n,
the company and approving their resistance 10 an AZ,
tennis a; ilackmail Tie supcUuteudents report
after Il, TAXING the operations Of the year the nine
closes b. saying that The fact that mcB ground remans
explored the $50 ana $50 foot levels, and IA,
the - 100 foot level work JUST begun, leaves room
for belief that the favorable 10 future success,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
EFFECT OF TIE CoDlcIL or \ WILL.

AUGUSTUS Cleveland a wealthy gentleman OF
til, city ma &C. his will In 1886, by when "icr IA"''
of SD UCO Ire droc.cd the inc me Of tie rest lis
c,, IN he mad to his wife during her lifc the prin
tlul 10 20 ~ death 10 his tphcWs ana hc'tS ~
April -. being at Nee III France, "hcIr ne Hlu = u
executors and prov id NJ that III addition Io me pro
VISIONS foI his wife, 100000 be st ar me uteIt'' Z"
yc,icb wa. to be- lad her. JuG the principal on nor
death to be Distributed among nGmhcf oi chalIl"pIr
institutions. Augustus {. Brown. one ~ the lIr,'h
>rrunrs has brought a -mt L. determine tue clrct uI
his codcIi on tine VIII Judge Van Worst holds thit u
confirms thr Cd rgacirs gives the WI more P"WtI"N'
Inc rsiar and 1;,urcuiac~ ~GuOOO after her death 10
cnoitIcs bul otherwise does substantially alter the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
IArluIDIrIoY ~ LOUISIANA.

TESTIMONY WHICH SOUNDS A. If TIE LATE fLEC-
rroy WE'RE CARRIED SIMPLY BY me PuRE~r
TYRANNY.
Nrw-OrLrANs. Jan. "a meeting of the
Taller Committee to-day WIN. u Robbins. or Tennessee
testified t,at H. l., "a Democrat hut wa, candidate on
fine u,cpou,nt ticket at ia" election he resides
IN the northern part 81 The parish. He Jaw no
outrascs committed. Gut saw body oi fifteen armed
men ~ the roll on election day under IaHdboro a
Deputy sheriff. IL though intimidation lad
ulLutcucd the ucGto', 90 much ttdt iIty
STAYED away from TIE polls and that II The
NEGROES had voted they would have had majority of
LOCO vt tnr cIo,r % the election he demanded count
Of vote. al poll SO l. bat il va, refused, aad band OF
armed men took the boN 10 ST. Joseph.
r. Losgcy of Icu.ts testified that be was oueot the
posse u srcIn Register sdUmon.d 90 dis
u.r-c negroes whom II va, rdno.rd were
ua,.,ug an Boss. Place Tor the purpose ~ A.
tachug Waterproof H"2loi'r ha4 nhoui lofH ''m't
men on the thr patty heard that th' ncEr'cN nat
ma~-ed 1ld that firing n1d begun between them amt
IN" advanced -llira - two men. Nm order was then
gwen to advance AMI ulc. lie E'-l'tH we
IN th.r qUartrrs AMI when the panty
fired Voli,y tl,y dispersed The witness N'w 80
fun, bN negroes. Two three goes wcrr W"uu0u
Inc event uccuri,u three or four Gays at,. tie FAIRFAX
Frank Wat.or ,rolorcdl was tcncVt wita'st lie was
told by a Dcmorraic friend that the place Wa
getting too hot Tor h.m; that he ma "Et -
ter c"ar ont lie ,aH i"'y c.r, " ~, ',t.rIr
That DIV there were my sixty armed men nom
Ou4cHl IN Waterproof lie 81" th,lh p"' '"p' around
Il negro boy n'rh O.. cause Ac """' A" ""S"'' H'
vernon Naor,. Manroe Blown, john Gachman and
Henry Williams, n,-to''' i.'un'L ,t' 81. 'nr ".S
OF the election there wa r'ot III '4lr'"n.!'
Clddo Par ~ The riot began after the Not-
ing was over and thee nt2!ocs were Killed.
These witnesses were on tho steamboat Danube WGcha
rIrtv M ma II boarded her ~ whitehall and took uH two
negroes me witnesses testified % tuc general numi-
dnItou ot negroes in Caddo.
,Iut,, vi IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
XVIII CONGRESS-IIID SESSION.


Mr. BECK ATTACKS TIE SECREGAEY OF THE
rnrAsrny-Mr. wApLrlGn rAvoRs TUE NEW
PATENT ,CI-NO PROCEEDINGS ~ THE HOUSE.
cry,rr v,.t,,>o.rox fam 9 1S7o
7, tho Sou,tc to-d,v Mr.. UANLIN Rcp
- Wv -, .,,'.,.,.,' ,r,,,, ,,,,r,oo,ts sh,n
owners aad others of Maine praying the passage Of the
H. ,,li IN rc,iirotr ,rt,rS,t. commerce. Similar
petitions were prc-cn'"d BY UT ROLLINS ucP' " hJ'
al q, which were referred To the committee on 'on
moro,
Mr. HOWE Rep wi-l rrc-encd the annual report
W. 49, '
that 1t re pii"ted
large number % petitions were II'>'h'o" I'N"i"t
t plaec 81 tire Ll granting arrears % pcusion 80
aIct'n OF ,nt 81 J n. 81 NE I.In ,'', as
-, ~ FIN" , W +, e. i,. ,,o,I
w. EDliCEDs ~. %. W.. from The Committee on To
81 c'rt, i'"'rtcd rs .r''N o. tr III - 'r'o' 'H
rs.,t rl d-dh.i'cs col J"E'- en- SHUT OF S5t'h 'it-
lua. paced On 'ac c1'"ndir
N.tO&kLtNG tE,i. =. -, presented the rt0rf'"
80 + ...c .,,V I",E Crtn'cr "a tlu zee, i"f"Iin-
~, erection 1T S,nai station on Ho'k l-"i' E'-
hrrct 10 th" Committee on comm l''. T., ..,., ~,
L.tr.taG, -,i ''hD.s az "" tu.. tjL";.I- ne pas
sjGc II t." tat" Com '.cr bill E''.!'" u 'N'
toi,mIi.. - Oh C"hiH,I', , , >,
NJ. LAW" % Pee W. \"'' @''' H.,.tr .ud, @ ia
"''t a'i 81" icl,IH o. t', .., M r,,, ~,
vou'd ell NJ li' rsii 10" H.'hi -" H uni" - ~,
ii' ~rSNl - u; il.''' 'i '-Iu ,,, , ,,.,i,. ~,
c'U;in 'l'f we p0! ''>' '' ""''''''" Gum ' " D."
rc-aid -, wiz, ,,,.. ,, ,t,, ,,., orfz.,..
81 HOW! O;;p. 3d. c&i''t j.p tHt ~ au'""iH', ~
The Ncet'i't 81 'h' 4l'd>'nA j." ~ It., - 49, =, f,
.'u"J ID -" 'l H. 'l n'" ~ ~ " az " va " " |
tai amount Iu.l ~ NM - -. .,.. ,-ta,, ,,.
ir 81 NJ ~ I.'' I'' - - M, ;i,ni',' r,,i
: ~ ~, ' a., ., ,,i, , 81, -,...' II g. t9y. -
~; IN W. , >, -,n,,,i-,n c,lli,Ie oo
r he Int,,inr for ;tor il, REGARD TO
I.,',d tn ,..ri..u StucL bIld.c Indians etc.
i.IM.l,' u'"'" ~ ~
AZ ' .,, WAS received from the House announcing
thai The i"h'Idi :" 'n' Int nv ,I i
% "roI . ' T ;yn tl Senate +" ne present
s p W. ,l' iiiN u, - = .'I.'i,.i a. ,.,.,,,o,, NO.
III ~ =. ,t'i,n ~ f,. Hons, to attend Ike In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
DISCUSSION OF TAMMANY'S TROUBLE.

The special meeting called ny TIE ldihh"nH
Society for ton eht the subject oi much speculation
In political circles YESTERDAY Tine Tammauy men wore
placid faces and evidently feel confident of turning the
tables on their opponents Tonight The call has been
advert sed in nearly all the city newspapers so mat no
plea OF want OF knowledge VIII avail. It's stated that
Holm Kelly will Obtain an order from IammJny judge
late this afternoon ds,oviug the injunction against the
society and that the Tammany men will be present I'D
force tonight and initiate the new members AieI ms
II j. said charges VIII be pr,crcd against Hubert O.
Thompson and others ana their expulsion VIII Ioi.oW.
What move Will be- m1dc 10y the Anti ldnmanI M N 10
rhrckuate this is stated, but they deny tht the IL
junction can before the hearing SET doNh ny
Judge Barrett tOI Monday next.
TneGe has been some talk ot organizing 'hlrd Wlhg
of ne Democratic party III the city. THIS was brought
INTO prominence yesterday by tins advertisement
.Dpmocrats OF NcW-Nor cry VINO desire 10 stlcct a.
well as elect tner candidates. ana who bclcNt ihty can
manage their own business without interference from
rncr Tammauy or Irving Han, and without hcp rom
Republicans, VIII please address T. J /. o. Box NO
On New. YORK" There were several names mentioned
in connection with tins new movement, the persons
beng dissatisfied with the distribution ol patronage ny
ia" two wings Of the Democratic parry IN rus CIV Dut
,0thulc trustworthy was learned IN reference 10 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
CovTE>rI>G THOMAS BERRAN'S WILL
THE contest of the will of Thomas Berriar

The cOutc 4 OF the VIII OF n0ilaS DtlTlan
WAS begun IN the Surrogatcs oic" yesterday. The de-
cclcnt brush manu- acjurcr OF Pears' died III l0''
leaving an estate OF several hundred th'u'ar'
dollars very uucqually divided between the mem
bcrs q his family aud several OUTSIDE per
Sons His cluCIcn contested the VIII lcNt J.
DAY pr TuilcraG was The iIsi wines.
lie German My stefan, and talked voln6iy "Dou,
icI.aus di.siIatcd habit. OEr dag, lac sud' hcl' j
came INTO MS office while beautiful la!y, celebrate
singer and a stranger To him. was prrsrui lie ntE,'
talking with her and surprised her hv asking II NJ
slnulCut send hcI a box of oranges. He lcaIn"l Cr
address and sent hcr the oranges me nrNt uEi,
was VERY susceptible 10 influence sild t.' bJciti'
InrticularV to a beautiful Voman'S lhHHthc'. -
could do uythiug vita him. DR. ~, Nahd N'tl
i-iifii thaf he nr,i The tcSiaor at thc ~ IA -
Hotel whor. he Wa att nGlnL VIZ: DrA "a, VINO wa III
Of pneumonia. Bpridu was frequently thtlc ana VI.
,- li,i, ulont Mrs y zta. iona h. called i'm .
She had lac bad character, having KEPT "INot"''N
h,t,-.. in Jui-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
An INDICTMENT n ONE VOLUME.

NcsSrS. John w. FlahcrtY, H'oiS' u Dun
nett Michael j. Dady. aud Peter Milne IT,, "i thr
Brookvn Board Of city NoI'.s. were directed to p'"f
in trc Court Of over and Tcruiucr, t'at cliy. y>"
dav and plead to the rdicnrH', mat "rlC, i'I,Ets
fouuG against them. All we" present exc - ~ M
rr. ,Iuso yi 10 lDpraIcu 20, counsel Tor Mr.. Fat ~
ana Nj Hcnnptt, ,dld tuat the indictment was l''
midabir document. % page, IN hhEtn' anu u ''' 90
,i,r I,tIrI il womb occupy - uiN and mai. On H'-
court Of II. length thr dctruc" had been unable 10
cnr of II unt Tnrrday afternoon, and there hJd no.
Irri sutl,ut tie to examine o.. He therefore, asked
for a pn, ponrncnt Of the thu" lor heading Assistant
Dstr-f- foru-, Wrihbcr- moved 10 set down t' cas-
for trial on January -. Jude Pratt directed me pea
10 he made Monday and let the time ga III" sl"hu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Inn yo,oI- Cir Edward Tbornton the British

Clarendon Hotei-SIr Edward Thornton, the British
Minister: the Hon G. l. NJ Gwinn, 81 Baltimore, aud Judge
Josiah q. Abbott OF Boston Windsor H'' Abcft Keep
Chicago aud Northwestern Railway t"i-
paDy and ouis D. PsDurv Superintendent % New York
Stale Tisohs mems HCttGcnrrdl IriVlk, 81 me
Turkish ATmy.....f ne 4 HO'ei-GencIa George A.
sheridan of Louisiana H,'rOpoi1n HO'sl-lhe k"y Dr
Barclay, Of Baltimore York H0-Judgc PaclH'Us
ord of California - BrsrOor HOuss-JOhn NJ r"rbo-. Of
Boston coleman Horsc-tcncIil John C. Robinson and
Judge f. C. Kattell OF ohamon tfiriSrG Hofsr
Paymastcr &. GOOd,oe United states Marine Corps...
E,eyH HOuse-Ihe Hon. James PIKE, OF Maine and Lieu
IgodinOG. Of the Russian Navy beStW MISTER
Iotei Aired wilkinson % syracuse Park Avenue
IIotsi-Dr J. II. kinsman, L. = a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
MR.. SCHLEICHER VERY LOW.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-At late hon,
Tonight Representative Schlecher was stu in ,
very critical condition. II IA hardly possihl.
that he can last many hours HIS disease Ia cOnplica,c
by typhoid fever having appeared In addition to N,
cry8Ip,lds which alllicts him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
I rHRrlrEyKD SNoW BLOcKADE AGAIN

PorGuKEEPsIE, n. Y, Jan. "a heavy
snow.sorm has prevailed IN the Valley OF the
Hudson to-day, aud continues tonight without
abatement. The wind Is from the North
east Trains on the Hudson River Road, from
hath north aud south are Railroad kilograms show
that the extends from here TO Bunalo, ana
more serious delays are expected.
UTICA ~ Y, Jan. :L-AuOther heavy snOwstorm RACED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
. John ". living. Died January :, 1872
In the twenty iEhtn year OF his az

Tho Il raj tl1butcs were beautiful ON the colin rested
thc battered rema's hat winch the dead man wore AT
The Nre Ten mcmb.rs IF Battalion No :, chose, from
companies Nos = IL. p ana SO, and Hook rnd Ladder
GoInpauie- Nos. end = commanded 10y m"ihccE aGttu
as an escort The six Dallhcdrcls were members o Bd
TALON No accompanies Nos. ., 81, "6 ana 40 ana
HOOK and Ladder COMPANY No. T. All the members OF
T,ciuc COMPANY Ne. o. To which Irving belonged, OK
crD those injured at tho accident followed the hCaise
IA mouruel> they were commanded 10y Assistant Fore
man Edward Sm.,A. Chici Wilhelm, OF Battalion No d.
and Cncf Fisher, Of 10. = were also present Tie III
terlncnt was IN Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
UoXORING 4 DEAD FIREMAN.

Many persons assembled yesterday, at p.
m 10 av last honor< 10 the fireman, John W. Irving,
whose NE was lost at the NcscySt fire on Tuesday morn
ing The residence Of his father eXAssembJ man james
Irving No 3O2 East Twcnty-irst-St was filed with
friends In the street o curious crowd stood patiently IA
me rain wau for the procession 10 move NoleSiOu-
service, were held An opportunity was given 10 an TO
LOOK al the remains TIE silver plate on tie coffin bore
IA u>PliptuU
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NOMINATED FOR UNIIED STATES SENATOR
DENVER, Col, Jan. 9.-At caucus of tho
Republican m5mbcrs Of the Legislature this evening
Professor Y. p. Hi nominated on the fourth lot
Tor the United States Senate. The Legislature VIII elect
the lita INST.
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