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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29

just As we'll rs upon the uniust. -Ne,o
York Herald.
A Boston man who bought one thou
sand Havana cigars, on being asked
what they were for, replied that they
were tickets to course Of lectures to
be given by his wife.
Can you tell why watch is an image
of modesty? We will save time by tell
ing you why. 1t always holds its hands
before its face, and, however, good its
works may be, it is always running it.
self down.
The same feeling that caused Cesar
to cry "Eh Brute" possessed the mans
soul vino FASTENED TO assist fallen
lady, himself slipped, fell to the pave
ment, and at the same time discovered
the lady was his own dear wife, Toledo
Commercial,
Bus stops: Smiling young lady emit
ers; every seat full; an old gentleman
rises at the other end. "Oh, don't
rise" says the lovely girl; 81 can lust
as well stand" You can do as you
please about that, miss" says the old
gent, but | am going to get out"
Talking about cold weather." sud
denly broke out one Of our oldest in
habltants. the other evening, "why,
you ought to have been out in the state
of Minnesota IN 80 l don't s'pose
fourteen thermometers spliced together
would a given the mercury room to
drop rs low as 1t wanted to go. One
awful cold night colder than two of our
coolest nights consohdated--a hunter
named Hoskipg built an extra big fire
in his log cabin to keep warm, an he
kept piling on the wood until his shan
ty was all ablaze, and when few per
sons llvin' round there saw the light an
run to his assistance, they saw Hosking
a'settln in the mnlst Of the flames IA
shiverin' an rubin of his hands rs
though he couldn't get warm; and when
the shanty was all burned to ashes they
found him in the ruins a-settin' on a
big hickory log frozen to deathl"-El-
change
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29

ONLY one American Cabinet or Par.
lor Organ maker has ever succeeded
in bearing ofIthe highest honors at any
Worlds Exposition, where they came
in competition with the best European
makers, and this is the Mason Il Ham
lin Organ Co., who nave taken first
medal, or highest honors at every such
exhibition for twelve years, ending with
the Paris Exhibition this year, where
they were awarded the highest gold
medal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29
Another Fat Person reduced 90 lbs.
RoyALsToN. Mass, July 10th. |,

RoyALsToN, Mass, July 10th, 1873.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, N Y:
Whit will yoa send Adams Antt-Fat per dozen
for. There is no place within eight miles where
we TAI. buy IT, My mother has taken Ave bottles
and 1t reduced her weight 30 pounds.
j. NJ. PARTRIDGE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29

ECoAoMv.-It is truly economy to use
ID. B. DeI,and & Co.'S Best Chemical Sal
t7otas, because, for the same money
you can get more and better saleratus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29

A r A1N There Is no cure for BriRht's
MI III Disease of the Kidneys or had
W. 'IVU der Urinary Complaints They
are In error. HUNTS REM
EDDY cures those diseases. Gen
THINK &: $;; s;s e.; $;:;: !:
eases of the Kidneys. Rladder ami
Urinary Organs are cured by Hunts Remedy.
Family Physicians prescribe HUNTS REMEDY
Send for pamphlet
MM. e. NLARkE Providence, II. !.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
FRIES TERMINAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The long contemplated improvements OF
the New-York Lake Erie and Western Railroad, at
Harsimus Cove jersey CITY, are about to begin IL Is
intended to offer every facility for handling through
freight whether of import or export Warehouses ar,
10 he built fer ihc Of goods, and it Is bche'tu
that then large importers viii sell Their goods more hN
sample. ana thus old the expense Of extra haudlnS,
cartagc aud storage. Oihcr lmpr0Vcmenis M hdtu
me- Passenger r-housc 700 feet lon& and 100 ice
VIDE two warehouses 800 feet long 10y 100 irt Wldc
two elevators, cue with capacity "l iooOoOO n"'a-
els ard the other Of 800 600 bushels snip basin
10 feet wide coo feet long and with 26 feet depth
of water TO accommodate III of the largest steam
ehips five of the LARGEST sailing vessels ana three sings
of medium size at once; q canal basin l2O icet wide
and 800 feet long. which Will have one borth inr a
-tcai hip and room Tor forty large canal boats one
OF the warehouses VIII he used Tor goods oI cApoI ana
the OF her for imported goods.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
. Q S r S G RIFF T
3:45 a. m.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ALUMNL
ANNUAL DINNER AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS

ANNUAL DINNER AND ELECTION or OFFICERS.
The Dartmouth College Alumni ASSOfiatlOn
threw of and melancholy last evening at the West
Minister Hotel, and in the language OF Professor John
OrdronauN The urcGnG officer. no cast iron speeches
to be warmed over like buckwheat cake and served nP
as in Chaham-St. restaurant" were made
Among those present were Professor j. C. Bartlett
president Of Dartmouth College, and Professor o. b.
Hubbard the Rev, W. j. Lucker D. D., J. C. TchbertS
r. and T. Il. Moore John I. Emerson Frederick Chase.
treasurer Of the college j. b. Bouton, of The JoHot ot
Commerce, stephen 6. Taylor, Rufus I. Andrews and
Jonathan Marshal Letters OF regret were received
from Governor H. f. Prescott Of Ncw-Iiampshire, tie
Hon T. A. Rollins President :. G. Brown of Hamilton
college General : A. Dd can, the R"y. Iessrs. Jae
Maun and = ID. Jewctt aud Professors FIastus Everett
r. \. sherman, II. L. KcndncR. 8 c. Hubbard Of lale,
and O. d. Robinson. on me wal % 'he banquet room
was painting Of Daniel Webster , 40
After the dinner was eaten ana the Dartmouth
Ofe, "Gaud'aHus Soci, sung, PROFESSOR OIuio
naux said mat although Dartmouth was less con
spcuOus than other colleges, it still stood
q blight star IN the armament OF letters. The
names Webster Choatc and Thayer were three names
representing GlsuncVely tmee departments oI the
human mind. President Bartlett said he had come
from college buildings old aud unpIeiGntlonr' from
which had gone forth a power which beied the
globe and had moved The earth lie wished me trustees
c"nd see ne irn:t9 3l ti i'G the Ns m ~ tbc radc
Fer the recent vacancies OF three trustees mere
were 25U Candidates TCprcson ng Governors. members
tous. Tho college was represented IN various
gG,C at Of iHs|' tn@ Governors Of New,ImpsGro and
Vermont EAdOwmeuts had been made recently Of over
5000 900. on" from Henry Wink G.. retired merchant,
Of 80 900 lThrcc hcers for Mr. NIuklc.I
recncs were made also by Mr. BouteD, Mr.. Tucker,
Of Boston, and Others.
The following " ere the g. III acrS elected:
JTfS,GcHt-P Professor John OrdTOn2uX, IL. ID, 30
vice ice-Ty,ctICqts-PI0ic.sOI Erdstus Everett LII D.,
80; ENo, crnor lohn ". Goodwin, ~; the Rev VIII
liam J. Tuclcr b. d., 81.
Scctcilrg- General Char &c 4. car et0u, -.
COTrfSDOudiHG N,crfiGrh- la lard smith. 20.
TrcosUr0-Glo.yrnor ;. Hubbard, /. l. b., '62 mu-
sical director. j. Whitney Bar,i0w, i. j., 40.
LICcutP C0D,HUtce - William W Niles, 40;
John Bell Bouton, 10; Nathaniel = sInp-
W@@IEdron i. vanicpoc IS Benjanan s. Church, '5G
IOln NJ. GrosyrHOr, VI. D., GI.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
PAUpERS FED on ROTTEN MEAT.

At the meeting of the Kings County Chari-
ties Commissioners at F.atbu,h on Wednesday, com
munIcatou was received from Ripley Ropes, state
Commissioner OF Charities, calling attention TO the
quality o. the articles furnished for the use OF the
Commissioner Henry in connection with This, moved
that the commissioners resolve themselves INTO com
lmttcc OF the whole To- inquire INTO tie matter IL said
that ou MoudaF Dee and TWO other conuisSicntl> cN-
ahmed the meat IN the County Bnlldin2 and found
twelve uuartC. beef that ab-O!dtrV rutt,. He
considered tis C grace 20 tie Cpuitt and sad tIa 7
there was an inspector employed Who dis not attend
ms business hc Would vote for ms rcmo' G II the
inspector approved the rotten ucat hc was not II for
his position The motion was carried, Commissioner
storms voting In the negative.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
VI. JACQUES DUES.

A dispatch from Lausanne announces the
dcatL ofM Ja,Gu., Dajs th' ST,s sd'c." and irrl-t
lie born III 1,22 in the Canton q /lrch. - Asen
tern He vas educated IN Tie Cautoaa. -caooi O. Hnf,h
and N tie Cayoi5!ucs q B,rno and Heidelberg. Hc
hcid various o,c-, adru rtt.yo Wd Judicial, ~ hi,
native "an Oh. was member e th" GIAud Council, and
afterwards President % th, Federal Court IN lsCi ne
was President II ,Ac COni.!, ration. and .,,h m l-7o;
and the course OF pub lie be Iau1 1Uratcd many
educational and otacf reforms IL. V;ts ~ active pro
motcr Of the railway from I1rlch 10 Luc rIc. wlich
traverse, most pioturc-1lc district. Ic ai-0 d,iu
C,-hcd hln-D: a. NdltI :H,octte ul fUr ,uHuttpa-
mon 0f thr Jrw-. VI. Du Das etrcmciy uE,fal ip hi.
political Opn,ons. lii- Wrrh on" lhr DrNcl' pL.u; ~
Swiss DamOCEiC} ' Wa PHJ-A,d u lH ~j~ and be- a %
PHh .hcd erv"ta Uc'- upon educational and law Io-
forms III the Canton oi Zurich.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
PRACTICAL TEMPERANCE.
SUCCESS OF TUE CHEAP COFFEE HOUSE IN The
BOWFRY

The coffee room at No. il BOwery, on
the plan Of the Holly Tree inns succeeds be-
Nord the expectations Of it, patrons. 1t was
opened month ago. and since then over
1000 meals bavc been furnished and more than
1900 persons have used the smoking and reading
rooms The greatest attendance is from 10 y a. m,
aud from 70 : D. IN. Every one who pays his meal
check is entitled 60 upstairs to cEj1y The library ah'
rcadIng-ruum the smoking room Inc ftddlhS-I"Ulh
l. carpcted has ca>y-chaiIs, and seems very cosy 40
piu-s or cigars are allowed here, but may be cOycu IN
III smoking room There a CEccItUl tf1lC HIc anu
pipe and two fills Of tobacco cost only iWo cents Oht
OF nis OPENS Il small for chess. Checkcis OF uom
mos. Tie library already contains 800 NouhcS. Many
standard Eug ish authors ale found on ltS shcINt-
among diem Shakespeare, scott kcns, COOPER bu
wcr and MarFyatt. Tao Tcadng-rOom j. only open
after D. m. lLc coffee and smOhiH5-Too'us ale open
from $50 o. m. until 10 p. II. They ale closed uHu
4 y. n. On sun Lays. 49,,
Mr.. Moir, the manager, said recently: redii7ed
that the place must hc attractive IN order 10 hiucc rtr
sons 10 come 10 IT, Saloons have the bar as HE a. posi-
bic: 50 spenl a large sum in fitting up my bar Al
fret some Osfers came H. but they were gwen To I'M
fcrt M that they were not wanted. Respectable per
sOus who come apt 10 come again Ihc success
o the enterprise certain, and II IS Wonder tat no
started 1t before wei,dIessed man one daF sald
10 his caHpauIon This l. what ! call PGdcuca lem
perauCe Francis Murphy IL wei enough vhlc You are
IN his meetings mt when you 20 OUTSIDE uc Hecl is
hot lasting. Now tins Is something tha' says
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PAYING FOR THE BRIDGE.

ro>,NrSrs on THE DECISION BY CONTROLLER
Kelly AND OTHERs-THE CASE TO DE TAKEN
TO THE COURT OF APPEALS.
The case of the trustees OF the BROOKLYN
bridge AGAINST Controller Kelly TO compel the latter to
borrow nd pay over to them S1O0oOO0 which was az
c,dcd in their favor IN the General Term Wednesday
Will be appealed To TRIBUNE reporter, who called on
Contro Ter Kelly Yesterday lie said AS the matter has
been decided one way IN one branch OF tile supreme
Court aud that decision has been set aside IN aho'her
branch OF the same court think only right that II
should be taken 10 the Court Of Appeals. In fact II
s,ems to me that the General Term, by their decision
rather intended that II should GO there. In matter
Involving such large interests 10 the city, and having "
much bearing on the future policy Of the C0ntroIcrs
office think 1t but right the interests OF the TAX
payers that an appeal should he taken III nor he'c
sary that the Of the Corporation COuhSe suo"
be obtained in appeal the case because ne mas
depued his authority in the matter to others, though
have no Doubt OF his agreement in the matter me case
could be reached i'm he Court oi APP a!s "ltnn r
7 nj Strahau. one ~ MI. Ktllys counsel sald yes.
terdaV: The matter will be brought lore inc Cpu'
nicip oniccr having charge OF the interests 81 hc N
pnyer1. could not rest Contcnt Win -uth :" 'i9l'
iht of the General Term, the matter had be- uc
ciGcd differently IN two branches OF the same court
Cnrpordtion Counsel Wnncy sand he had not consll-
cred the matter fully. and could not give definite an
sweT in regard 0thc course winch shoud D" PuSucu'
but ne Thought III, case Ought be taken 10 the court
UruTy G. Murphv President OF the Directors of the
New-York and coklVn bridge. expressed salts ac'"h
Yesterday with the decision OF the General Icrm grant
ing a maudanus 10 compel the COntto'cr 10 pay thc
bridge never mad any doubt as 10 the law IN the
case" he said and don't think there was reas"n"b'"
room for any doubt II is that 50 important case
Is decided promptly a. ths was. Ihc DECISION ""S
NarV gls
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
\ rrpprNlNrATNE GATIMKIYG.

,>NT,L CoNNLSTIcN Of I'M NATIONAL DAIRY
NIN's A>>ocIATIJS- oECA%izAIi"N oi lnT ~
Ifr,AfIuNAL DAIRY FAIR A,e",lNII"\-RtAD-
I>O ot rAIiI.--iI'CI!o* on ":tl''l-.
,,pr,f ~ ,~io> 81 ,J.ri,Iu"Hl>rpi nc rNEr ~.
UTICA. Jan. lj.--Ihg coHcJIlont assembling
Of the mcuirri, o.; IT, H.oua y irtmc- A,,o'iai'on
6r trr rutpo., 81 ho'diu- thcr !oniiccn' 'uhi COPE
y,iuon and II The I,mJ IT, of thc International D'uy
Fai- \ ..ocation i0g tie lul. Ute al 'E','ng 1
permanent orrnzation produced an Uiu'id.
nutjer OF excitement m Utra yesterday.
Among the prominent d1r' present here are q.
Bliss, ~ Vermont; L. = Hardin, Of Kentucky J. =
shatur the Hon. Harris Lewis president ~ tAc New
York state DaiIymc-'s A,sociatou the Hon. josiah
Shdl, secretary OF tho assOcIaiiou w. L. Rutherford
Professor l. II. Arnold, j. V. H. Scov the Hon. Y A.
Willard Dr. l. l. Wight aud more arriving 10y every
train from every direction.
Tie permanent organization Of the International
Dairy Fair Association formally perfected to-day
after close contest for the principal Offices After the
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17


ARRAIGNED FOR THE SMITH MukDEh'
COVERT D. BFNNkTT AND MRS. JENNIE Il. sMilh
PLEAD NOT GUILTY-TIIEIR TRIAL SET DOWN
FOR JANUARY 27.
Covert ID. Bennett, who was recently IL
dicte1 Inv the Hudson County Grand Jury for the hu'
der ot Policeman smith, OF Jersey CITY, was Hrrng"'u
before Judge Knapp in Jersey city yesterday Inc III
iictment alleges that Bennett DID |" whluily ana man
c,ouslv cansc ana procure the death OF Richard H.
smith" Bennett seemed entirely uncohcerheu anu
nlcadcd not guilty when arragncd by DstrlcFh''o','
NcGu After short consultation with MS couhNe'' tue
Han William T. Hoffman. Bennett was taken PACK 10 tIc
jau Tnc Judge asked whether counsrl Woulu ,c IH
tr nroceed with The trial February ~ ana as M h"n ~
man and the Dstrct-AtoTncN offered no Opeo'o"'' '
ser tbe trial down for that day , - ,.,,oh,
I'm a few minutes Mrs. rDnle T. Smth was 4 pIuus1u
iptn The court room leaning upon me arm o DcPul
sheriff Peel She has improved grcatlN III hea, @ h,c
nor arrest Mr. MCGill arraiSncd her upon tnc sam
i"d,r;mcnt with Bennett In reply TO the question
,.Wl,t do yOu pead she answered, IN hIlh tor' W,
c,Itv" She was taken back 10 her cell III thc 2uIIE
TaU The arrdgnm'nt Of the two aileEeu n@,u" @ ,iS
ans If much excitement in the courl hhu ',ri
,noycmcnts were closely watched by thc thTuuE
S,ith and Erunet viii be tried together on JdIhN -
in order 10 avoid the expense of two trias Atontt
General stockton mas been requested DS the Ds'liV'
Attorney to take part in the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

sixty feet on Wcstst. and 12j feet on Bankst. INC
bursting Of another tank threw down portion "I l"1
wall on the Bank-s side. stream OF burning on
noated on the water and IN the cutters. me OH
forced i- INTO the scrar-TOn var1 of james Leon
ard No. $50 Wrsi-st.. and large lumber yard near Dy
was thrcator,d with destruction. soon, however r.
fhc flames were brought under contI".
Fireman owen ORourke Of Ensne company No . was
slightly Injured hy falling bricks. Haarcn
ana Gouge, propr"tors ~ the woik' were
unable To give any explanation Of the cause
OF thc tiTc. Four were IN IN" bUiulig
nj the time. In the building were four larRc tanks Two
for refined and two lOr cIndc on. The ~ intd tanks
were M piy their contents having been placed In tw"
barrels, ready 20. shipment ahd winch were
all d stroyrd f. the Two ranks which exploded
were about 80 barrels of crude oil Tnis. with empty
nIIci- beuzu" and gasoline. comprised the stock me
irt climates IT, loss stock am machinery at ppo
and on the building II $1,000. There was no lnsuI-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES FUIi kE'
.Justice Campbell on Wednesday rendered


decision IN the suit OF Andrew Glsey aud others against
Messrs Fiske and Harkins, in favor OF the pl'huh'
stating that according TO the evidence thc sum oi 9-'o
was paid the landlord June A. ISIS, which sum pau
the accrIjpg rent to September o. ISIS From thdl
date the sum of $50 was he paid weekly III advance
ana was so paid mp December %, ISIS slncc tLeh
there has been no rent paid. There has been pad lf
f., II weeks, rent, amounting 20 TH,d3o WHICH, O-F
with tie amount paid Jnnc H. Is -, amounts 1" fl-o
From December 2j 1878. 10 Juuc j, Is'' t'eIc ~
twautv-three weeks at 500 per week "hich "ouiI
amount 10 ST. go due the lease; ADDING ahouD !U
(&I22jO, tnIs makes grand total oI S-9OV aiu F'o
which according to the testimony was 10 oc rll q" '
enrlton OF the lease, making the idll amount foo'
When asked yesterday what his programme iot tne
futurC was, Mr. IlaIkinS said Next week SATURDAY
The theatre viii be opened with "Dr CNde, cOIncHy
tue scene o1 which is lad in EngauG HE play saCp
tll one und II viii he ret upon the stage IN way tHa
Will recall the daVs of tie old FIFTH Avenue. Nothhg
NH he spared make II success me pdlts are Lo
All gnei VET; Int sir. Fisher Mr. ftWcctl MI Hdl-
Ccnhcrc aud Mr. Pcake> viii take part and among 'le
LADIES VIII Ella Wilton great iaVoItc III ailof
and Agnes Booth. shall take part III DI Cl a. anu II
not manager exactly, shall have thr "IcciloH % ~
fairs am supported in TINS Ivy some OF my IrlNhHs, anu
We are gong TO make The theatre succeed
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
OBITE Il 7.
EDWARD MATTHEW WARD.

LoXBON, Jan. 1G.--EdWard Matthew Ward,
the eminent pai9'cf, who burst lloa-'esSel I'rch!,
is dead. at The age of slNtl-ihice.
Edward Matthew Ward was born in London
In leIG He entered Ike ROYAL Academy as student IN
ls3I and ais rt picture wa, exhibited IN that ser al
the gallery tn society oi GHii.h hjl>lS. lie Si"ilr"
Tor some time Itay ana devoted himself 20 hiHt"uc"
slIbierts contributing to Westminster Han the large
cartoon OF Bo.dicci." ic aftcrNard adopted dil"r-
cn sy. produriur the very popu rpri are, Wrilku'WH
from cneayiu... oi " Dr. Johnson Reading the Na1u-
scriut al tn Wear Of NaEt l' IL a,jiNd.d l'dltu
wiih great success -urt ~'l3r"S q, " Inc SCUM -
Eubuir," -",l,e M LIrd tHr.tCihrlVF AuiC-Rn"W,'
Autr-Eonn at Whtchal DuiuE the i" ine Mnncnir "l
trar.cS H." IIv also Eaut,d " The i'"jdi Fanny pt
France in She PRISON uf the TcmIlr,' "nd the " Last
Sls,p a. Argyle" which H. ID the new Palace II west
minister iIc oda made 4. A.l;iAn lSi' and an Acad,ln
IA -.tJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
AN OLD DOWNTOWN MERCHANT.

John Atwil, who died on Thursday of last
week al the age Of scventyOne and was buried on sun,
dav was one Of the Oldest and his day one OF the
most widely known retail drygoods merchants IN tins
city. For nng-three years he did business al North
Moore and HudsOn-sts-Ecar -. Johns Park-ln the
zane drygood. that many years was regarded
by It's propTietors Scott LecCat Anvil. as prouin
rnt rival Of the rising 4. T. Stewarts establishment
When Mr.. Lcggat withdrew from IN" house John HUI
Ton came H. and firm became scott, Hutton ANVIL
Three of the partners were ScOIchulCn. Jubn Anvil
was bonn at Hudson v " OF Irish cXtTaC non, and
when eighteen wears OF came 10 the cy 10 Sc l'
fortune, finding employ mcnt with the tTin of WhCh
he soon became JUNIOR partner Ils partners maze
comfortable fortunes ana either retired or were taken
away by death lie the last OF his early business
associates.
For thirly-6Ve years Mr.. Atwlll was sole proprietor
His establishment lying 20 far west Of broadway, dd
NOT feel GirccGV The influences which b1YC WrOuEN so
great changes III commercial NcW-NOrk during the last
thirty wears. John Anvil was, however, NclY c0n>tl
Vatiye made upIOyC CmentS dnd dlsCuuu tcudutCu AZ
Innovation UntO tie day Of h death he KEPT an Oid
fashioned, pros ptrOus country store III the metropolis
Many old Scotch residents nave been ia the labt G
a,e OF gathering az his store The evening, aHd oi 81
ting Ond the stove. tlGuG by thr h" Just as tAtE
used 10 do when his Scotch partners Wric LYING Jo
Anvil lived his old residence N thdIit0n-St., lndt
nifty years ago probably as me private baHltdlo
n- inc city could show. Now there IQdOf store on
one side of u, and tenement house on the Othci
Though possessed Of comfortable fortune, he WAS NOT
willing TO give up his old home and Old associations Tor
more fashionable existence uptown He was cOin;u~
and buried In family vault in st. Luxe chulch-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
THE REV. Mr.. HEPWORTH AND HIS CHURCH.
The church OF the Rev. George II. HepwOrth

CHuIVH OT T1TV I1VN' II TT u III
Is aborg under heavy debit ald many cXpc licnts or
removing II have been ty!cd with little avail When Mr.
UeD~orth organized thc Church ~ the Disciples was
with The understanding that several Of the wealthy
men Of the congregation were 10 see n through lie
financial dilhcul;lc- These men nave area, ana lhc
,roSuct of . removal OF The dcbt, which, X Il sdld
;iro'lpts 10 5000 900 appears be- a. idH OIL as ever
Several timca in lbc past Mr HopwOrth has luIcalcd
that unless some tn.d>lIth 70 lcIdcc inc
debt were taken would ec obliged 10 sever Ms con-
McctOu with u, and laet Monday be repeated TINS an
,ic,urriucuf al meeting o! the society Nj. HcpwOIth
feels that ne get t,uZ alOn" N YEAR,, ana tLdt II VIII
ic n.tfr for me Curch ana for The mater is de
,idrd several comm!tiees have been appointed, and
,r i'm consultation with the pastor IL l. declared TO
he pOS.lblc tha; fCW days satisfactory arrange
u..u tCe
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP RATES.

The committee appointed by the steamship
lines consisting Of Jahu G Dale, +. j. Hurst. H. W
CoverIy Daniel Tnderni. met the foreign freight
AGENTS Of the Trunk Lines yesterday a long discussion
ensued showing that some OF the steamship companies
were opposed to the plan to eqUae rc shts received
by rail- and resolution offered pledGmS the steam
ship lines not cooperate unless the railroads would
agree not to issue through bills OF adg ndepei
dent lines of steamers This voted down, when II
was agreed 10 refer the matter 10 Thomas : SANFORD
secretary OF the North Atlantic steamship Comic renee
10 Obtain the views OF steamship managers and then to
Graw up basis o! equalization Of rates upon which al
could agree THIS Ilan VIII be submitted 10 the railroad
reuTc sent tatiVcs 1Or approval.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
THE GoTnau on ooEES BrESlD.

IHE fIEELTs TGLED W1GH sIEEANS OF BURNING
oII--LO-s ABOUT $4,000 UNINSURED.
For the fourth time IN two years the
Goinam Oh works. at Bank and Nc,:-.is took nr.
La; evening, and thi- time were totally destroyed.
Scarcely had the first alarm been sent when
an explosion blew out the wall on the West
fide aud the flames burst Though the roof second
alarm quickly sent out and soon eight engine con-
panICs. four hook aud ladder companies and
the hreboat llayemcycr aTlYed. The Tch0ery
building was Onc-stOry structure extending
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
ppooKlyy SHOOTING ATFRAY.

George Quinn, contractor, obtained ilom
Jnstirc Elliott Brooklyn rday, warrant ior the
arrest of j. Mccormick, Oh charge 0f felonlJus as
sault II appears that Nj McCormcK Was the defend
AM III q siit IN the City Court recently and verdict OF
5000 was rendered against him. Mr. Quinn was viii
80 Tor tt,e n.uipfG The two men met IN "a saloon at
rnd and SXt-sts Tuesday evening and u is said a'
Quinn tauuted Mccormick win The loss OF he SUIT DC
,nick hcraIr enraged and drawing his pistol, fired
,nou Quinn The ball passed through QnnI's elOthing
and pTnzed the kn. An effort Was made 10 Keep Inc