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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16
The Best Remedy Known to Man

DR.. Clark johnson having associated himself
with Nj. Edwin Eastman, an escaped captive long
n slave TO Wakametkla, the medicine mas, OF the
ComanChes, il now prepared TO lend his aid In the
introduction Of the wonderful remedy OF thAt trloe.
The experience OF Mr.. Eastman being similar 70
that OF Mrs. Chas. Jones and son, OF Washington
Co, Iowa, an account OF whose suflerings were
thrilllnrly narrated in the Nel0 FORK Herald OF Dee.
18th, 1873, the facts OF which are 60 wldely
known, and so nearly parallel, that but little men
ton Of Mr.. E2stman's experiences viii be gwen
here. They arc, however, published In a neat vol
umo Of 800 pages, entitled, .Seyen and Nine Years
Among the Comanches and Apaches' OF Wnlch
mention will be made hereafter. Suffice It to say,
that for several ycar7, Mr. Eastman, while a cap
tive, was compelled 20 gather the roots, gums,
b2rks. herbs and berries OF which Wakamotklas
medicine was made, and u stu prepared 10 pro-
Vide The SAME materials for the successful intro
duction Of tho medicine 10 the world; and assures
The public that the remedy - The same now ~
mhcn M~uknmctkll compelIgl AIn 70 make "
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16
Ice and Brigbt's Disease,

The latest medical theory we have
seer about Bright's disease Of the kid
neys is that it is largely caused by the
excessive use of iced water and iced
drinks, and its wide prevalence in this
country is thus explained. It is sur.
prising how much kidney complaint
there is here, and how great a proper.
ton of all the deaths occur thereIrom.
Bright's disease is comparatively I'M
common in Europe, owing, it is assert
ed, to the very small use there Of ice
and iced drinks. We are prone to think
that Europeans do not use ice freely
because they are unwilling to pay for
luxuries. But they are opposed to ice,
many Of them at least, on hygienic prin-
ciples; they are afraid of it, particularly
the French and Germans, who can sell
dom be persuaded to touch it. They
like beer and wine cool, but not ice.cold,
believing that to drink beer and wine at
such a temperature as we drink them
must do irreparable harm. 1t is said
that seventy five per cent. of Bright's
disease known to civilization occurs
here, and that we use nearly ninety per
cent. of all the ice used in the world
These two facts are significant; but
whether they stand related to one an.
other as cause and effect has not been
clearly determined. The almost general
prevalence of the terrible malady in the
United States is startling. There must
be some special reason for it, and it be,
hooves Americans who are such suffer-
ers to try to find out what the reason is.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16

To ignore the warning of approaching dis
ease is neither csutious nor safe, Prudence
would sugl est the immediate Use Of a good
preventive remedy, such as DR.. Bulls Balti-
more Pills, which eradicate st once all symptoms
of bilious disease.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16
North Caroline TcsrtnomfaTS.
Recommends it to all.

Wake Forest, College, Jan, 20, 1879.
Dear Sir IL have us d tho Indian Blood
Syrup which / purchased from your Agent, W.
B. Wingate, and think it q serviceable medi-
cine; It's effect on tho Liver, Blood, and other
ways I have had occasion to use, have been
fully up to the claims OF Ito Agent and cheer
fully recommend it to tho people Of this vi
cinity. D. Il, Gill, Magistrate.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16
Tnttening Poultry.

No fowl over two years old should be
kept in the poultry yard, except for
some special reason. An extra good
mother, or a finely feathered bird that is
desirable as a breeder, may be preserv-
cd until ten years old with advantage,
or at least sc long as she is serviceable.
But ordinary hens and cocks should be
fattened at the end of the second year
for market. When there is a room or
shed that can be closed, the fowls may
be confined there. The floor should be
covered with two or three inches Of fine
sawdust, dry earth, sifted coal ashes, or
clean sand. The food should be given
four times a day, and clean water be
always before the fowls. A dozen or
more fowls may be put at once in this
apartment, so that there may not be too
many ready to sell at one time. The
best food for rapid fattening, for pro-
ducing we'll favored flesh and rich fat,
is buckwheat meal, mixed with sweet
SKINNED milk, into a thick mush. A
teaspoonful OF salt should be stirred in
the food for q dozen fowls. Two weeks
feeding is sufficient to fatten the fowls,
when they should DO shipped for sale
without delay, and another lot put up
for feeding. If the shed is kept dark
AMI cool, as il should be, the fowls will
fatten all the quicker for it.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16
Wakametkla, the Medicine Man

Nothing has been added to the medicine ano
eothing has been taken away. II is without doubt
jhe BEST PURIFIER Of the BLOOD aud RENEwEB OF
the System ever known to man.
This Syrup possesses varied properties
II nets upon the Liver.
II acts upon the Kidneys
IL regulates the Bowels,
II purifies the blood.
Ii quiets n Nervous SYSTEM
IL promotes Digestion
1t NourIsbes, Strengthens and Invtg'
CRATES.
carries Off the old blood and maken
New.
It opens the pores of the skin, and
induces Healthy PerspiratiOn.
1t neutralizes the hereditary faint, or poison in
the blood, which generates Scrofula, Eryslpelas, and
ali manner of skin diseases and internal tunOrs.
There are no spirits employed in its manufacture,
and it can be taken by the most delicate babe, OF
By the aged and feeble, care only being required N
aitlhOg 10 directions,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16

instead OF crying and frettiDg, there ia sure to
be found DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. % cents q
bottle.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16
Remedy for Rheumatism.
Back Swamp, Robson Co., n. o.

Remedy for rheumatism.
Bach Swamp, Robson Co., n. O.,
Oct. 3. 1873
Dear Sir II was afflicted with Rheumatic
Pains for ten years, and [ tried many remedies,
put found none to do me any good until pr
chased some Of your Indian Blood Syrup from
your Agent, and having tested IL myself, l
would recommend all afflicted to give 1t q trial.
William Rowland.
Dyspepsia and Indigestion and Liver Com
plant.
Beulaville, Duplin Co., n. O., Feb. 20, 1879.
Dear Sir Il have been troubled with Dys"
pepsia, Liver Complaint, and Sick Headache,
for a long time, sndI tried some Of your val
liable Indian Blood Syrup and found myself
greatly benefited, / believe II to be a good
M dicine. Nancy j. Barber.
For Purifying the Blood.
Bculaville, Dupliu Co. N. O., Feb. 20, 1879.
Dear Sir;-I have been ueing your Indian
Blood Syrup and find IL n very valuable medi-
cine for Purifying tho Blood. Spicy E.. Pickett.
For Heart Disease.
Beulsvillo, Dupliu Co., N. O Feb. 20, 1879.
Dear Sir II have taken your Indian Blood
Syrup for Heart Disoaae, and II has been Of
great value 10 me, l can recommend II TO
III similarly lli.t d. pslblra YilliamE.
Cured when other Remedies ra1e1.
MOSS Neck, Robson Co., N. O.
Dear Sir;-l was badly afflicted, and l am
glad to TESTIFY that Jour Indian Blood Syrup
has cured me when every other medicine failed.
l considerit q valuable medicine. ]. Macarthur.
Another case of rheumatism Cured.
narshall Maxwell, Of Lumbsrton, Robson
Co., N. O., writes that he has been cured OF
Rheumatism by the use OF the Indian Blood
Syrup and would recommend oil to give 1t q
reasonable trial.
Remedy for Backaohe.
Beulaville, Duplin Co., N O., Feb. 20, 1879.
Dear Sir I'll was suffering very much with
the Backache, and threo dosee OF your Indian
Blood Syrup cured rlo. W. J. Barber.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16

Smile when you cam is the latest
thing we are asked to do by these gratu.
itously admonitory beings the poets.
No one can smile when he can't.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16

A happy and contented woman never
neglects her appearance 50 long as she
desires to be appreciated and loved.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16

Prestonvillo, Stokes %, n. G., Jan. !, 1879.
Dear Sir :--Having been fflicted with Rheu.
matism in my back and hips for three years
was advised to try your Indian Blood Syrup
and l can say it has done me more good than
any medicine l ever tried. Joel HAWKING.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16
Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume

SEVEN N NINE YEARS AMONG THE COMANcHEs
AND ApAcHEs. meat volume OF 800 pages,
being a simple tatement Of the horrible facts
connected with the sad massacre OF a helpless
family, and the captivity, tortures and ultimate
escape of itstwo surviving members. For sale
byour agents generally. Price $1,00.
TIE incidents Of the massacre, briefly narrated
nre distributed by agents, FREE OF charge.
Mr.. Eastman, being almost constantly az the
West, engaged in gathering and curing the mateTl
ais Of Which the medicine IS composed, the sof
business management devolves upon Dr. Johnson
aud the remedy has been called, and 10 known d
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-16

Beulaville, Duplin Co., N O., Feb. 20, 1879.
Dear Sir I'll was suffering very much with
the Backaohe, and three doses o' your Indian
Blood Syrup cured rlo. w. J. Barber.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
NEW-JERSIY LEGI>LIICRE.

80, nav ron ruE t<TpoDrCTfoN OF mis-
'" - - . ~
FANpEABIE IIFoRl ON I'M Jti'>Lf ''Il
HEIpGF RECEIVED - THE HOUSE-SrAY LAW
.... ,.,.,..
loH MohlHA"H phb''H''
IFuov TIM ss.CfAL CoEEEsI oNDENT or THF rRIRTNEl
-, Nl ~; I,r.., C,,.. p,,J,,.
IRLNlON, hdlCi r. lI' '''N'N Cl'1 piiH|'
blll culne up In tne House again TIA, morning Tine b
.,,. .rt.,i l. oil q. o,,u,..tttre nu Hunir,paI
was '''''''' ''i
Corporations d-i evening am i"t I'Voi' wa I'''''"
without obircton. To-day SIR Herring, a member ol
,he committee reurr,rutlp Camden Couuty presented
' .. a., ,.,i ,,.;,. ., . l,,,th
minority report H-''"9' ''i' "''l' "'- -''S !"
ened argum ut mat the hu >h'd bc Ttd ont OF oTuci
a. # was substantially the same that was defeated
,t,....1.,.,,. i,, ,,u,,,,d r,epiti,,. IN I'M,
Wcth ago l"''- ' % -" ''''' ''"' ''"'N u" ''
House refusing 90 reconsider is action III receiving the
,..-.,..hl. -.,,,rt l,, a y,t,. nf o. fn "a
i''"'""' ..f -. . - -,.
senator 'I'' ~ '"'~'4 i'"' ''''' W '"o 'S'o"'
Of the Senate TINS unrunz b} proposing the defeat ot
tho lD .Lifr l. annual r.pro ration Of - 500 for
" ...-......... M. ,,......, ,.. ,...,. Dol,
lhc IHIrd" "' l-'''.i w. ,'!.i t ' .'i,' .
operation q YEAR % ''u'''i ,l''''' ,iS =, a..
compIls.iuE Wttt ti' -"H' N"Ih "r tH't o." N,i,AN"
tuH-cttN' 200 =, ,'"' ' '' '''' 10 ~ -. " .'
made h.Id r"li, 'I" ''' D" 1.t 'n' NutI1
500 hN ,u H- '"" ' 400 '''"' '''''''''" ''''''
lryiu Sl''Uu !" Nl.-'I'. ~. .. ,,. go. a., s,.,,
I'M 0'h''' '4' '" ' IT, ''''"- o"' @ ''' 80, 80
pri",ln- 'in.H ''l '' , '. ,, ., q Ia,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
TIE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
sTrAU,ur SUBSIDY ORANIED-1Ht CONIINEN-
TAI FNHIBIUON.

4 STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY ORAN1ED-1HE CoNIINEN-
TAL Exhibitions.
MEXICO. Feb. 24.-RumOrs OF impending
revolution, and "a probable dictatorship are in crcula
ton but are without foundation The talk about
dictatorship Is merely one Of the elecuouccrnE points
which The opposition seeks to make against President
Daz uohod, expects such an event The disorders III
the stsos o. slnaOa aud JalscO have been ucaIj It.
pressed The T.xtepec party is splitting up
Stnlr Beuucz the weakest man before tAc pc"n'e is
supposed 10 he the strongest PrsiI euua candidate. as
ulsbeeved he viii be indirectly supported by President
bar S,nor Yauarte VINO is strongest before the peo-
OLE viii PROBABLY have tac entire Federal Official lniu
eUoe and patronage against HIM 49,,
Hei u tuaeoua rs expected % return 10 hrAlto ny
The utIt steamer from NrW-GOIk.
The EIg - bOndI0ldcrs nave refused 70 sanction tAc
contract for the construction OF the Mexican inter
oceanic railway.
Ihc Government has granted subyentlon Tor q
Steamship me between Vera Cruz aud Galveston.
Considerable preparations have btvh maze IoI tho
Continental Exposition, winch opens lu January next
larg UGu5rr OF ,xuDits from the United states are
eOGa icutJ expected.
Bushes, is duu But few foreign orders are being re-
oelyed compared Win the same season last year
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

CoRLIE--on SATURDAY. March J, Captain John p cor'es
A.. .uH T~iU year ut his age
Ecatycs and irrui. ar. ty.t attend the funeral - his
late tr~dcuoe Ocea.rOrt y j. On Wednesday, JtI Hst. aE
t.
Iu,cuucut at Friends Buryins Ground. shr"~sbury
GOODYEAE utcrmrut co. Nr o. Is. Goodyear Hho lied
I'D P4ri- fsurIlly H. VII thc pttf DO iANru 20 "A
The l.pl Old teuvtvry on "ci17siA' Oh. ln'I,
Fioaas are respectfully lay-i attend wit4oat further
T. stern papers please copy.
MeQuILLEN-Ncr uadea'v. on Noniav evening, March
AZ h.. rr.H. 600 fi .4lef Professor j. ~ "A
lui.lru NJ. D., ID. D. -.
MALIOtY-A Iarry town, March D susan NJ ,e,.yei vi's
ot James D. l'l' and 'hy daughter "i j. j. b.ae""'A
formerly OF f.l- cItA.
Eeatyr, lnI i-euis are tpvei tho fnrsral NJ
I.autst tuIrt. sIgr uFu. A .t. .eiA.. az D. tt b.
Ca.tts WI. De- % got on arrival ~ uH IrAtlns 1ttpi
Oenu4. Depot al -Jr.ItA.
MASON ON MONDAY Nar.a 3. charles IT.. SON o. ue Rev
Francis Al Auu Ilia 4 Mason, aged u.dt} tytl.s.
Funer a. ~pr.nE Nt.ey. loc~aId County, S. y. NCnes
q I.l b.
Ira leaves I'D q " culm1cr, .t az p Returning
spring valley At t.lo ID. 49,
MOIT-Iu Drayau. Ni- "Wednesday. February TO- 80
X Uer NJ cir-t of Joseph aud te Mary 4. MotL
u DtIayau. Mls, Ige A. ears.
SHFKWDOD-Ou Tuesday morning. March (. Caroline G.,
rel.Ct of the ate Lore .erH NUl
Fune late sGcu Sub utou-ayo.. BruUst,u
Thursday Gth inst al $50 FuoAus Hlu please omit
flowers
TAYLOR ORSuddeny, the 30 inst. Of hor
parents 40 West 7tst Maggie Taylor, agcl IS wears.
Friends and scquaiu family invited attoLi
Tho funeral a. l.J0 on wednesday tie 9TH msL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
TIE CER5iAN DISCIPLINE BILL.

I..IIN, IUH-INJ, .IUTII y I1'I'
Tie Psicl,tas to-day discussed the Pariia-
reutlr, Ul-cipuu, bI.
The Secretary OF STATE, Dr Fuc1bcr-, admitted that
neunt.r.r.ole criucsr1 the bll by the press and
the D,s OF several states did not inspire the Federal
Government with much hope Of its adoption. IHey
bcyrrl.s considered themselves bound 10 introduce
hin Or. l.i.l-tdE.
Pu.,. I.sDsr.k pointed out tnat Federal Counclor,
tut law Tor Jll their statements. Tie ID
W. Intend u rU ulalc, tGr dignity of the E.ich-id- bY
Fueu-t..Iu- the authority oi its Prs hl, anu t'
Irjr tnr groparatou of exciting Socialist speeches
n u,sf be- REGARDED ~ Il means of combating iuIturt
Socialist 8-it.I ION, not as am interference" Wlu me
rgils of Parliament. The dangers OF Socialism "e'c
moi SGT 30 far removed 10 render IL lOssiDe 10 ue
uen.c W iu uI. rIiuT measures.
The debate Was Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
HOUGHrON. O-GOOD & 90.

Tho Indy oi the Aroost ok o. w D. H"aeis Au'ho-
a. Thor w,u.Iug Ju4iary,' ''A chance Acquaintance.
Hr .ruo ~
Prince DrukIliOn. a lFIt4l drama LJ Eay1rd ISy.or
SO. white W luu IJtl. 80.
The ~choolboy By Oliver Wendell Uoues Illustrated,
cotu. luA sIL -. uu4o,yH, . 7 q .cts.t -
John L0throp Motley \ memoir hy Oliver Wca.cN
Holmes. WIh st-c. p.rtraiL Memorial Cuu.H, 40. *J
lUtulIr el.tIIu l5uo. .
IereGiv. PIN volume ~ pos-on Nnrlay Lectures.
B Joseph Cook. Wit1 pl.uut, ,ulget events Ilmo
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
ulDAIGHT WEATHER. REPORL
GOYERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SiO,o1siy t9r The raSt Il hours.

WAonISGrON, March ,, l a. m.-Gencrally
clear weather continues the Southern states ".th
~Ou cry o. castc.y winds. less pressure ana s"sh
li.c boo temperatures Warmer southeriy to westerly
niHr, have prevailed IN the Middle states ana N'"-
I.a,I,ul with t,l,in, barometer and areas OF 1gnt
r. Iur barometer has risen ID the l-Ahe pS"h' WIN
uuIllrrlN Co westerly wind, partly tl'i'y "e''He,
Iuc.l rHfr-. and uu change iu lrutcIatuie, tAtrpt
near Lake superior. where the leW"fr Iue htH ldth
The barometer has uscu u toe Oh" valley M'h Il-hl
r.u /. ua. a 80 f.u but D., now falling, M The Noth
,-t with variable winds ana general citar "raih' r.
Ram Ha- prevailed tbe Plc hc Coast from san IRAN
cisco uortLndld 90 Washington lriutuy'
Indications
Tor Nrv-Eu-lard ant the Middle states. partly
CLOUDY. weather anil H-ut lIu, near lAr COAST, using
D. b..uuc..r. nurlhery % westerly "'nl-' ana -lsh'
f4l. JOB trAIt nature
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
MUSIC.
TIE OPERA-LOHENGRIN.

"1obengrin last night was a notable I'M
.o,cpt upon the first representation. Ihe
I'm. was In mach better ioIm' the orcheS-
-. vas enlarged, and sig. daiassi, making an
u" INF r>Jrqc,upd removed the many blen-
- ,,sed last week by the sudden substitution OF an
.o,,red artst I'm tins important role large au-
',su,r witnessed the performance with every appear
- 80 ssu.faction. O the Elsa OF Mime GersicT'
ii the del r1tf,l IohengriH Of Sig CHnpanln we
- ss,I all that al present seems need'ul The cief
-, 10 be- found with tle presentation Of the opera
- a., ,,c,reration Of the tempo. To which We have
- ,,tl attention. and the freedom OF
- , tn. cuts No doubt Ncw-Iork audience
80, o,l .t, work much TOO long IL IL we're given en-
, ,,, we can hardly reconcile ourselves 10 the om's-
, almost the whole o. tAe striking tayhreaE scene
- ,,-ysr,i of The castle. or the abudEemcut OF the
- march 10 tac last scene oi On, opera. II # has
S...,s however the performance has also great beau
,s sra we have mo- donnt that 1t WI bear frequent
q-r,..i ,,.,- Hauk i, 10 sing IN "Iaust' which .s
one of ...I i.yor,e operas
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Tuesday, March 4. 1879.
NJ Varnum introduced bin to-day in thc Assem-. "
10 facilitate the foreclosure ofmOtgages The proposed
law declares that the judgment creditors ~ha NOT be
ur,r,s Iy parties and that ihclr hens shd be Iote-
closed by tie Judgment unless they voluntarily app ar
after BEN x served with uO,icc.
The Ncw-Jcrsey Legislature vii! Visit this city on
Friday leaving New-YorS on Thursday evening Pres
idrut Vanderbilt has consented 10 furnish an'porta
ton and senator Wagner The drdWiugroOm cars.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
AN EXTRA SESSION CALLED.
Continued from First Page.

Rainey. of South Carolina, DO given a position
under the Government in recognition Of his
Acknowledged ability and his faithfulress as
Representative. Mr. Rairey was defeated last Fall
by tissue ballots, and has concluded not to make
contest on account Of the pecuuiary expense and
the conviction that he would not be seated by
the next House, no matter how strong a case be
might make.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-'lhe Senate in ex-
ccuiye session to-day confirmed the following noriLa-
uOuS:
Iucls H. Foo'c of san Francisco. TO be consul OF the
Uutr! ,tatea at Valparaiso.
marie. i tll, A4rcs McDouad George NJ Al en-, John
Corwu I,tt,r BE- Rogers to be Assistant PaymaSters
10 tut United states Navy
D,u. lrlu Collector OF Internal Revenue Tor the
.tct az Florida raul ~trObaCh TO be postmaster at
L. LD
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
NACMlLIAN g o..

Clinni Us'orv ~ trc Law. M.na,., .. gsorn. ~
the People John Ieary tr.F N A.. ii. ID. Hlih 40
Illustration, Irou drawings by C.nese 1iu',, vols, so,
SO
The History n Normandy ana ot England BY sir
Ersl,l, I.zr4y k u! ScN ...nu. Nu.-. -,1. u.ii 80
Poems. Matthew Arnold. Sew 4uI complete cl.t.Jn
iu So.u q i2uD. g.
Word .rins, IL ~outh America the NcrthHe-i 81 the
United states the Antilles. N ..4r's NaI'lton go.
-o .dl tle lc,.J. &C. Wood WA 400 AltA'
trati0as. vol syo 81 "a.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
-. rIIlIm,.NLnNIC CII-R.

1a.tri.lt's concert by this Club was a very
,-..-..,.,. one. Tue Ur,rms se1tct winch opeued
nI. nr. ammo. was excellent. done. It is q thor
lr,s.y ,.a.cauly work. bright fresh and clever IDe
.,.f Two mayemcu5s axe especially good Tie
r.,5,,, ra Quartet. f.sp..uo and strings, which 'ol
lowed Do. ea, charming played hy Mr. R'ehard HON
man and ihc club. lie is one OF the icW Plan
-s. rat We h.ye who are quite
ey,.,.,.y vIh uu.c ot tu's character.
nm. ..rr5son Oc-,t. which closed the con
carf. is a remarkably refined and polished
rom-u-.tiau. the most conspicuous choracter
isnc of which WAS perhaps us clever 'corine
the work Of the Cuo v.s generally finished II IL was
uor aiweys strong and the promise fr we future 's
most encouraging. Nr-. Granger DOW sang l"s1''
"I.re.., " and song .f Max Bruch, Penelope" Win
v a-aDt voice and exc style. Al thc next concert
o. the philharmonic Cub -ne ur ncIra selections viii Pc
on Oct,t oy Bocchcrui. Quintet by Schubert, " The
qr..t" and tie Beethoven -cptet
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGTos. Tuesday, March 4. 1879.
The subscriptions TO the per loan since yestcr-
day's report have amounted to s329,0OO
Mr. Bss's bill Tor the erection Ola building in Brook
Ism for Post Once United states Courts Internal Rev
ruc Offices, etc, and dppropratmg 100000, passed
the House tbiS morning under Suspension Of tie
rules uu DID reach the senate an time ~ be acted
upOu before the adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

with .lTa.t % oU.
The Fir-i Violin A novel ry Jessie f.te'cI l5uo
de surc uult ,.ue~l, 81
Thomas lIar y's The Return OF the Na;I,c Io.are
IiooI ~rrts. ltIuu. 81
Koscher'. P0IItlcnI Econnrl,. 21-... ~ 8.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
AcrInN - -. sLNATT.

Il
THE ADDITIONAL CHAPTERS or THE CODE PASSED
ro THIRD EEADNG-IHE sENAIE Mrc3IIoN-
uENr BILL PASSED
lf.0vIur REGULAR coEHfePorbFNr oF THE TrlBCNtl
ALBANY, March 1.-The Senate debated at
gr Al ien the merits OF the code OF Clyll Proce-
dGrr today The discussion ostcnsi1Iy over the
nine additional CHAPTERS Of the Code, now before
Tie legislature in the toua of bill, bat
I'm reality il was concerning tie worth of
the entire code Senator'S Harris and Fccle>ine
arcd that the bill should be very carefully considered,
section by section So that few amendments would be
needed The Mn was earnestly defended by Senator
Robertson vino also advocated its immedlte passage.
Finally the b was ordered third reaCiu- by vote
Of 1906 Tho Senators voting IN the negI'ive were:
Ercleslnc, Harris, Jacobs. Oakley, Sessions, and
Turner
Ih, Senate passed to-day Senator iIarr,s bill reap
uor.iollu the senate district, of tue ate This oil
eyps Ncv-Yurk CRY SIX Senator. INSTEAD ~ Eve at
rfsruf sud BROOKLYN three Senators, instead ~ two ~
a present u, ftctun 81 rt- were ma r. b' thr Demo
crdIs from NeW Gu!A 20 aircid IT, me p VIII proDIDN
there icuE cuusld'rd"lr !ttl hE titIe ~ I'IN !"
arriugeiuen the senate DISTRICT. lu Mr Harr~s bill
Nr Pltrcc introduced a b..i relative 'o The my "i
BruokINu. winch provides that ne ID apartments uI
Police ExcIs,. Fire, Buildings and ot ttiy WORKS. 'n
I;rouhIyu. shall have. each lto mead person "h'
shall be known the commissioner or ihal department.
hv the MAYOR OI Brooklyn, ana shall Auld
ufIi'r during the term of thr VI 'F"l al-
uolut,ng thcu The Office ot Register ot Arrears sl3l
terminate within ten day, Atttr he ras7aSc 0i tha pi'
Mr. sessions lntrcduccI q bin winch provides that all
foreign insurance companies doluE bu'u'9N III tulS
state snail ne subject 10 the sIno laws tN'c'y ao nome
cUupiAEs.