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New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
LIST OLE INSURANCES.

THE TOTAL LOSSES TO INSUEANCr COMPANIES h~i'-
MAILED At NOT LESS THAN $4,000. 0O.OOO-HRANf
LOSSES or THE FORFIGN COMPANiNs-pEIALS
or I'VE iNsUFANCFs OF THE VARIOUS F!RMS'
The agents aud officers of insurance COM
panic. were busy all daY Saturday IN arranging
,lilcs OF losses and the companies interested III the
score q firms burned ont held committee meetings
every hnlf nour until o'clock II subject o gen
rral COMPLIANT that there hsd been greater ~
entity m securing co rect lists Of all losses Than nj any
n.e for some tine. Isarmce representatives, gehe"iy
rd taat tho total losses would be III excess OF
- 600 GOO. aud that when all the facts were known,
the insurance would more than cover them On
saturday three city companies were reported 10 nave
suffered ln nplrmeut Of capital by reason o. the two re-
cent rs 81 50r nf re Offices this was denied The thld
COMPANY, it wa- admitted, had suffered an impairment
OF capital. J. W. stated that at The recent exam
ina rom ly IuSuyauce superintendent Smyt1 there was
al slight impairment, which was made good hv general
.,duc cu 1 salaries. ana that 1t probable that Ivy
Iuali.g ap a.scs,u.t upon the stockholders the com
pauv !. .Li 5c kept adoat. The foreign companies
were. Heavy losers, The Liverpool, London ana Globe
losing So Udo In era. " London, 800 OO0 Royal Of
Tnal .rd ef502o Imperial of London. $l3O0O
ana NortlcI0 o. England, $4,000. Mauaccr Aliger
stated that Of the risks IN The Imperial ara
NoIth, Companies had been rcnSurcd. so that the net
loss of botn companies would not exceed Sd0oVo' Inc
iu.raoces ia deroi as lar could oe ascert'hod on
SATURDAY,. ara AZ follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
LOHN \. STEARNS,S DENIAL.

John y. Stearns, the Secretary OF the Ma
tonal Temperance society, against whom charges Of
mpropcr conduct recently made. has prepared a
statement denying the accusations against him. He says
tha, he never head Of tn until November % 1s7S
and then he put in absolute denial and courted the
fullest investigation. Six months before that lie had
determined to his connection with the church at
the close of the year, and the accusations mad noth
ing 10 do with this decision. He determined To
lava the church because he could not work IN har
mouy with the leading officials aud members, ana So
hpruise he was IN i'll health Mr. StcarDs says mat
tcerc was no hearty cooperation with hun IN raising
money for the church. and thal the church Is bow IN
drlcd 70 Hun = 500 Tie agreement which was signed
hy Mr. Stearns and others ne says, was brought 10 MN
when be was very ILL., ana he signed III the belief thht
il would prevent the matter from becoming pubIc. He
understood the agreement 20 mean tha tile charges were
NOT proved His wife also advised him to sign IT,. In
conclusion Mr. states that he has demanded an
Investigation OF the National Temperance Society ana
also ot the session ~ the church
The National Temperance Association has appointed
W r. Dodge. the Rev. 4. q. Lawson, the Rev. ". {.
steele. Harvey Il. = Jelman aud l. A. BrOuWcr COM
mItcc to examine into the matter
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
ORGANIZlNG AGAINST TAMNANY

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ANTi-1ANMANY P2E
MARIEs-A UNION AGAINST joins KELLY.
The General Committee of the Irving Hall
Democracy met on Saturday night aud alo1ed the re-
mort of the subcommittee which had been in
consultation with similar committees Of th
city and county Democracy to perfect plan
Of union The plan varies slightly from that
already published. Il provides for general enroment
of an Au,i-Iammany Democrats IN each Assembly Dt
trct on evenings O January y aLd 80 ana oi heb
ruary 3 g. 10 aud IL. and hat Oh February II the
voters so enrolled shall elect insp' ctor 81 primaries 70
Committee and or commissioners 10 supervise the en-
ro!ment OF the districts during the year
Robert .. Roosevelt offered q resolution, Whcn was
adOp ed. declaring that the Organlzatl Woud aeeept
no UNION with Tammauy except on CONDITION th1t Tue
Tammany SOCIETY," surrender its assumed control n ro.
ties aud that Iamnany Hal be- opened to me se of all
Democrats. The resolution also warned thc Demo
crats of the state that the recognition Of
secret society would eDddnger their ~ uIrcuaey. Ihe
resolution j. thought To nave been suggested by t4e
recent efforts Of Ex-Governor HJratl0 seymour ana
other party leaders To eject reconciliation between
Tammany and Ahti-Iamndny factions. Nf Roosevelt
said that Tammauy makiig great oHoit> to secure
"A reunion and Other members spoke 10 a Ike indhurE
Ourncmb,r sald & TRIBUNE r'p,rtef tat the c!ose
union between The Governor ana Mayor COOPER aDl
the probable early removal Of nedry all the lanmah
officials, had terrified john Kelly tiat ne was
us1 all cndeaYoTs 10 secure RECOMMENDATION, a. IOe'
shadOwed in his SPEECH at the LOtOs club dinner IL
was aVowed by another member that the IemoF al Oh
Commis sIouer Howe and the appointment OF MI Suea
man wa, investigate Controller hclys ac'oubb
with the view Of obtaining preteXt Tor his removal
Resolutions were adopted expressing c0hndcher III
Nayor Cooper and Governor Robinson, aud lNtl-hl he
against and other in qdlllcs Sptcches
in the same strain uaGe by John Il Fellows ana
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
PHILOSOPHY OF ANIMAL FORCE.

A LECTURE BY PROFESSOR Il. A. WlllHACe'
Professor r. \. WitthauS, of the University
of Vermont delivered his first lecture on the Produc-
tiou of Animal Force at Cooper Institute on saturday
evening The speaker opposed the existence ot
.rco thing rs vital force life principle,
and gave an account OF the methods by which the
scholars who adopted the materiali'tic view were
brought 10 the study OF the body and the mind through
pbv.lc, rather than physical inquiries. The differ
rucfs between molecular and atomic forces were care
ty pointed out In illustration, the magnifed images
Of two minute pieces OF cork were thrown
upon screen. for the purpose or showing
their attraction for each other wnen placed snf-
cicntly near that ths was not overcome Dy me
attraction Of surrounding objects The audience were
able To particles OF matter began slowly u
move toward each other, their velocity increasing as
they approached -, .., nv,
The existence OF the mOecule was illustrated The
change a cubic inch OF water INTO steam, occupying
800 times as much space, dld not luVOiVe any
Increase OF wtigGt, and there was no IN
crease OF mat-cT. Nor were there any chemical
changes The inevitable inference was thai the
cuhc inch oi water made up of an infinite number
Of molecules aud that tae distance between tie h"e-
culcs as increased by heat The existence or atomic
focc was shown by converting sugar INTO carbon ny
courlsted with physical force by the lftng OF nun
dred pounds nails wha rrge electromagnetic Chem
zeal force the lecturer sad, involved change IN the
constituent parts Of substances themselves phNs
cal OIce did not Gloves law Ot correlation was eN-
ulaIned III q popular way by illustrations, ~ wei as
Maver aud SOules discovery OF the conservation or
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pants filed mp the stove when they ,ei' anu inc i""'

mani. filled ND the stove when they left and the inam-
ipable material near by caught FIRE" -.
Two engines at the ruins last night; one Nv
Cnurcb aud worth-sts and the other In Duane-st o,
The published rumors the effect that H. H. Clanln
90 had suffered considerable damage from water
proyed untrue. The firm Saturday sent letter 10
James Harrison, Superintendent OF Rates ana surveys
by the Board OF Fire Underwriters in when IL WIS
stated that notwithstanding reports to the contrary tne
firm had suffered damage from water ana WOMB hot
call for n dollar Of loss. .,.. A.
A number Of insurance said on Saturday that the
reducd estimate OF the losses due 10 the DISPOSITION
~ the stock Of Van NOkCnhurEh, Leayt % Inc n@dt @
was known 10 carry "A stock Of upward of S2,OooUoV
and on the night Of the the great buk Ot TINS STOCK
was supposed To be- in the building that was coDpc'cy
destroyed 1t found afterward however that murh
Of the stock distributed in other stores 80 mar lhe
original estimate OF the firms loss was reduced uf G.
quarters said insurance man " taa tElS WIZ
stock been III the building AS we SUPPOSED s4oVoVoV
would have bceu low estimate oi TIE loss.
automatic fire alarm sent 10 tho Insurance IA
troll at D. m. saturday from the fourth ro0f OF NOS
90 and 5j WOrth-si, diagOnaly opposite tne scene OF
FRIDAYS great fire. The Patrol found the Hre I'D inc
cutting room of Springfield, Fcelauder c, deaIe's
IA suits and clOaks, fire. The flames were creeping
up the legs tde long tables and consuming me t"p
where IA, y found food IN a heap OF rags Ih,y were
quickly exuguiscd. There ~ ia the room no s'Ofe nor
any other by which ibe floor might be 80 on irc
Fre-Mar.ra Sheldon Will make an investigation OF inc
cause OF the tire.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
BANK OFFICERS DEEP IN TROUBLE.

Mr.. IIalliard, the former president, DR..
Thomas C. O'Caliagnan, the new president, jeremiah
Sweeney and ,uan j. Dttnar directors, recently in-
dtced upon charge Of conspiracy To deraud the deDos
,ors OF the Mechanics and Laborcrs savings Bank Of
Jersey City Irraigncd saturday before Justice
Adrdge, OF Jersey city Heights. upon charge OF
rmheZIing ~ ,92J. Tue complaint was made 10y
the Rev Father Timothy, superior OF ST. Nichaels
Monastery at West lioh0ken. Mr.. Halliarl n a
member of the Catholic Church. ON August II.
1877. he was given Si,92j by the hev Faihtr
Timothy u pay claim AGAINST tue Monastery hcld
by th. Mutual Life Insurance ComIAny OF TINS clty
lie i, charged with appropuang tie money to ~" own
use Jnnn j. Duy, grocer dong huSlnesN IN Ni"Ne-t
Jersey CITY, became his bOndsnh IN the sum oi T-ooo
Rem toid tL1t PANEL T.. Clrary, who became his
surety IA the SUN ot 5000 iorhls appearance 10 answer
70 the rIgr.r of stealing $4,000 III BdyOnn" tl bonds
from tbc state Insurance Company, OF winch ne was
prrsdrn would bail him upon the charge of con
sur In IL fraud the dcpOsitOrs, Mr. Hallard wcnt 10
ie ,onrt house To his dlsmay Mr. Ceary surrendered
Nr U,Ilard into the custody or the Court upon the
chnrgr of stealing the bonds. Being unable 10 secure
nu"1er bond,inan. MI Ialiard was placed IN the cell
i'm the hudson County Jail formerly occupied by Covert
ID. Bennett.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
FAILURE OF BUSINESS FIRMS.

Samuel VI. Mills x Co, stock brokers III the
Guaranty and Indemnity Building, on Broadway. gave
n,,icr to President Ives on Saturday OF their ina.
bjlity to meet their CONTRACTS. the hrm was m
trouble on Friday, and being unable 10 nee!
Maturing contracts on Saturday ~ expected
Dnbic SUSPENSION became unavoidable. MI MHs
failed less tnau "a year ago for 100000. AMI II Is
claimed that he agan became embarrassed from 100
free payment of 30 per cent OF the old accounts Iae
iiabiiItps of S NJ Mills & Co. Will not exceed $4,000
II is expected that satisfactory settlement VIII Oe
made in few days. a..
Abraham ". Godfrey, surviving partner or L. Godfrey
sons manufacturers of boot and shoe uppers an NOP
Sprucr-st.. madc assignment on saturday To James
r Andrews with preference OF S3,O31 for B1iD0N
Bros. The Liabilities are estimated at SlOoOoO. lhs
firm was one Of the oldest III tne Swamp having heea
established thirty-SiN years ago
I'm a suit 10 dissolve the firm Of ToOker 1--WE
hrnuglr by Mr.. TookeT, Judge SeGgY.ck, III Supcrl@
Court Special Term, Saturday, appointed 1Domas
Keeth receiver Large Judgments were entered agal1s
the rn last week. the largest being by Jane Irwin iof
e- tq6
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN JERSEY CITY.

The body of William j. Cadmus, respected
resident OF Bayonne " j.. who had been missing since
FRIDAY was found IN the bay the ferry OF the Cen
tral Railroad OF New-Jersey, Saturday. On Fndy
Mr. Cadlnus left his home TO consult a lawyer
in jersey City. 1t appears that ne DID not 80
there but was later oyster boat at the iooo
Tenth-st I'm this city, when he said he was g NOME
Tue body was found lying upon og on tht shore hes.
Jarnlemans boat house with the head In three ln,s'
OF water 1t mystery how the body reached un, ,
mimi There were no foot tracks be- seen ana MS pay
tas fouTd hundred feet away His friends claim tisI
he always carried $40 10 500 with him; YET "ptu Io w
body was found there cnly fourteen cents III ''
pockets. ,,-o ..o ,,ss,n1
A gold watch aud chain, valued at $3.50 are mssihg I
missing The forehead is slightly bruised. ~ mi,
CatImus's children believe that ne was suwS S
with a sand club this city, fOputu' W.. an.
The body carried in boat and thrown "bfre t. s'
fouud Dr. Converse the County Phys can VII uiS, ~
Oos mortem examination of the I,mans todAl. ~. -,
coroner Will also hold au inquest this diteIhoyh ~"
generally thought that his death was accidental
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST EPIDENlCs.
Health Officer Nanderpoel, III his annual II

mort TO the Quarantine Commissioners refers 10 ne
low fever epidemic OF last year. and suggests more eA
i've quarantine at infected porte lie asserts 'n"'"
most absolute cleanliness will not prevent an epid nv, %
the Germ - deposited under favorable conditions 9 i
ana moisture hut its persistence and type VIII delVSs
uuou tie amount and character Of the hith ~
~, nrouagaton During the year fOrtyhe cases oi nv
ne,s were IN the lower Ncwlork Bay and at Ht vl ~.
tal and of THESE tnirtv yellow fcver ihete 80
four;eeu deaths. From June anil September ~ OTs
was not m interval Of three days without eases o'
fever m the bay 49,. ,t,r.s IN
s Dr. NaudenpOrl osed letter T. President ss,.
which he Laws particular on The llapil3 o. IN,
to become infected at Havana. Tie proposes tn liza.
t;oXernueut Of spain he asked 10 JOIN Win uis Ho.~
mcnt i'm the appointment OF an International IV,ana
sion 10 examine the sanitary surrounding. on ,rTs:
and thrr relations to the propagation nl thc ~.
and That the spanish Government be tdt -. AZ
auested TO carry out fully the Joint EccomGehu''''
m, commission.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
THE WORTH STREET FIRE.
HEAVY ossEs AND INSURANCE.

UTNVY LOSSES AND INSURANCE,
ovrp TWENTY-FIVE DRY-GOoDs FIRMS, WHOSE
Iossys- RANGE FROM 81 900 TO SGO0.OoO-
INSURANCE OF S3,G39. 800. AND TOTAL LOSSES
A. ESTIMATED. OF S2,6G3, ,OO0-THE FOREIGN
INSURANCE COMPANIES TIE HEAVIEST LOSERS
The losses by the great fire Ill Worth-st, on III
day night. prove TO he less than insurance experts
estimated them on tho night of the fire. The tot2l
losses. as far rs can be learned, amount to
- 663. 600 and are distributed among more
than twenty-five firms. The first estimate
Of losses was mado on the assumption
that the great stock of Van Nolkcnhurgh
& Loavtt. known to be valued at upward oil
-. .OO0 O00 was all in one of the burned bindings
The insurances, which amount TO $3,639.50O, were
scattered among q large number of domestic COM
panics The fcw foreign companies that held RISKS
suffer heavily The work of digging out the buried
safes wa, carried on yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
STORMS AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA-
TIE BARK JAsES ABANDONED-A PASSENGER o,


TIE RUBY DROWNED.
The German bark Republik which arrived
from Bremen on Saturday, had board Captain Eiilte
and fifteen sailors, the OF the Norwegian bark
JascD abandoned at January II. The Jdsen was
from CrOhstadt for NewYOrl. in ballast and on January
10, III gale, had her rudder broken. Temporary re-
pairs were made, but January 13, in hurricane.
several sails lost the decks clean. aud
the rudder carried away at the pntles Tn" vos-
SO rolled around hclplpsSly until the sR punk
was sighted. TIE bark Frutv, from Hull,
fell i'm with the schooner Grace Davis, from Peln1in-
brco tee New York on Decrmter % with some OF Ter
qnars gone. She short OF provisions. The schooner
T. J. Palmer from Tampc0 IN 9u cdsterly gale on Hat
tcrls lost rnainboon. c0mptnon-way. skvght, quar-
tct-ran. ard n deck load Of fdsuc. On January ~,
William Ttar1-. c0oGed seaman was washed over
board and drowned. -,
Tho sclnnncr Iatc Giles reports the gale on Janu
AIRY as terrific. Heavy seas washed away tne water
On ks and flooded the cabin and forrcasic Inc DARK
Corvrhenr from, Hsubnrg. on January ~ shlpped
heavy which shattered the cu-water and dd c0-ld
cradle other damage. The brig II. H. BISHOP on Jahu-
arv 3 Of Iltteras. leak nv reason or hedvY
rolling and pitching. William o. Jube. passenger on
the brig Ruby. fIom 81. Pierre, washed Owe boald
during a gale January 10, and was drowned before
assistance could be rendered He was eighteen years
old grandncp pheW OF J. T. June. wrll-kuOwn eaGdieF
OF th;s city, and formerly in the employ OF HecAer
Brotdrrs. He lad been to Spain for his hellth
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
MAYOR CooPEWs FIRST REMOVAL.

The removal by Mayor Cooper of LindSH /.
Howe Commissioner OF Accounts has given rise 'o'
little umpeasan. ness towards the Mayor ca inc p''
Mr. Howe's supporters. MI Howe said 1hai NC w" ,
personal pledge of the Mayor that he would DC he
In office and that a similar pledge Was giNeu on hr, h
half TO General Arthur and others Noi"ithslaursd
this lie declared that Mayor Cooper suWmai 1roy.l
him without assigning any reason, and That hs iei "a
was published In the new spupris htiote ht ~ 49,, ny
cial notice of if. Mr. Howe SAID further lh"' ,nest
n"..i,e reason he knew for his removal relu"A
ON tnc part OF the Mayor for certain course q" ss-
ure regarding CoutioAer keliN's acc"uhts Nhn Nhncvtes
of General Arthur VIII be mGde soon, IL Is s'lu, tb%
which 1. claimed. trouble VIII eusue "rtN',
NaNor and eel tain Republican leaders Who euFlV
him III The ate election.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
EIINORsIRES.

CINcINYArI, Jan. 19.-The Cincinnati Tin
and japan CompnnJs factory on PcT-7t. was damaged
y fire caly yesterday morning to the extent o $4,000;
fully Insured with Western con paule5
WEST BROOEFIrID. Mass, Jan. l9-R. q G. SHOWS
,rtst mill at Ware village WIS destroyed by iucrnd
ry iire Friday nigAt. The $1,000; insuirt i'i
$1,000.
HAyEEuIL, Mass, Jan. 19.-Thc nuc'H1icd house
~ b,ru o9 DR. OF, FrraG. at Ayers Village Il
w4s burned by an Inc-n Larry Frd3Y mghi. los o.
COO; insured ia thr 1i"rri.uac Muthai.
QUEBEC, Jan. 19.-ihe jesuit Cnnich oh E'pIandd'
uil was injured by fire yesterday morning to tie ~
tent of
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
esns Ind tho fifth Office. which was slightly damaged

Orleans had the fifth Office which was slightly damageu
L. B. willard occupied the seventh office, which ""S
damaged by water. =, =. aor,o,ed
The Office of John Silito OF Cincinnati, was danageu
by watsr The loss win probably nc leS tna TlWo NJ ~
Snplev Howell 4 Co., of Cincinnati ma" an omOc vi
the aecond floor. TIE DAMAGE Is less man @iVo. ,,
j. r. CASTILLO. agent for the san flauclsco uy tuI tpI
Giin uf o. ounor MofIa d Co, lad room ON tne t.u
fnor a. the same bulding 1he damage ny ""'oi w
samples ard furniture was 500 49,, - ,,or,or
And ew Barr, agent OF the firm OF 1lndches MhItr ~
& :, hulTneicr, ~ ST. Paul, Mimi. had room vi "o
sine floor and sustained similar damage
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
NOMINATING POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The nomination OF two Police Commission
era will he sent in by Mayor Cooper 10 the Board OF Al
dermen probably. at their meeting tomorrow There
has been influence cXerted for the various
dldates that the Mayor has had difficulty IN making
selccLOns and he thought 10 hesitate Tor Tear oi O
fpudng OF hls supporters at least, such was
the state men made by ot hts friends. The police
force said prominent official ia that department. re
Gently, s suffering account OF the delay III making
The appointments The officers and men ieel Insecure
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

JaHbG 4 10.
1t is said that, at the
time Oi the reported re-
covrry OF Mr.. \. T. stew
art'- body. not moro thau
eight PERSONS knew OF the
fact. There IL authority,
however, for stating that
the remain, passed mo
judge IlItoH'- possession
cithorOu Monday or Tues
day OF last week. me
SHH's informant knew
nothing Of the inner tie
taIis of the recovery eN-
crpt that after The ucgOiI;t-
tons had been 80 nIuly
shaped Ihat by no device
cOuid the thieves oDtain
the money without lur-
ni-hing the bUdy OF a. L.
Stewart, and nlnc other,
ami Judge IIiltOH could
nor, he were 80 disposed,
>oIZe tie body aud refuse
Ia pay any money Tor 1t,
tine remains were produced
fnr Identification. The
body was submitted 10 %
council at phy..cl and u
limited number Ot ptlcrs for
Identification, ANA II was
identified to Nj. HiltOn'o
full satisfaction. Mrs.
stewart. OH benz informed
of the fuels which lcd 10
the bcliet u. the gentlemen
That tGc body was thar ~
her husband. after making
so.Ac pertinent Inquiries,
which were sat tsi4otorl.y
ans wered, expressed her
concurrence III tue bclici
thai tn0 body was that OF
hcr husband. the council
II Identification is said TO
have brcn held IN Ms.
Strw3rt's house.
The aCts or the delivery
Of me body and It's licntitl-
caUOu occurred tuc same
night. The Suns informant
aid not know whether the
plate which was stolen
from the coffin was re-
covered with tho body
or not, bat 1t IA be-
iicyed that 1t was. The
settlement With the repre-
sentative OF the thieves
followed, bat what amount
was paid il only known 10
Mr.. Hilton, Mrs. stew art
and the recipients. Mrs.
stewart La, already been
quoted rs : ylng that 1t
was 100000. The negUtia-
tlOuS for Tie return Oi thc
nudy ahtcdatcd ITS r"cOV-
cry some weeks, and the
fact that It was WITHIN
reach Of the family by
money is believed To have
become known 10 Ms.
Stewart be.Ore her recent
series Of charitable giitS.
me S,ut'S informant has
named the place where tue
body was taken and is low.
For many reasons IL II best
that tho locality snail not
be made public.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
A MISPLACED SWITCH

PTT,BUEG, Penn, Jan. 19.-Ihe Pacific cX-
press the Pan Handle road which lc this city
at : o'clock Saturday morning. met with accident
which obsirccd the road until this afternoon Au open
switch McDOuad's station threw the engine and
two postal ears from the track. Tne fireman
s,NpI1ly nIlt.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
OTHER FIXES.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. ID. - Michael
Ca,ry's house and barn at SOUTHAMPTON, Mass, We're
burned yesterday morning. Cascy's seven years od
ann rert.bcd in tc buruiug house and the rest of the
family barely escaped. 1ne loss on the buildings VAS
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

not knowing who may be removed or cbaDoed -,
ne " Commissioners should be appoint ID ord ~ " ea
1cency of the force ia lowered IN cOuscoen~e %S % et
Is considerable doubt 10 the nOmIDai,ns 49,, ,hers
generally thought that at least one OF tho i ~, u
missoners will be reappOnted, II not b0ih - '&
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsnINGToN, Jan. 19.--The Supernlchuen.
OF the Mounted Recruiting Service is ordered 10 49, .
all avaabe coored cavalry recruits To be prepare" -
forwarded under proper charge TO Triut'd '%"- ',s.-
for assignment to the Nntn cavalry. I . QuSlWi,is
fer, Drpa tment will furnish the uccS,ir! U'hSPN
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

In struggling to make dull-braincd hoy
understand what conscience Is teacher finally asked
" What makes You feel uncomfortable after (ou have
done wrong g. Fathers leather strap feeingy
piled the boy.