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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27
Adyertisers-Regular. A

FROSTBURG:
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Groceries, e.c
--Beall, Baush & Co., Hitchins Bros, Shat
fer IL Mum.
Clothang-B. Stern & Co.
D/ugs-D. G. Perry, McCulloh & Co.
Furnsture-O. Jarrett s. Bro, Gross &
Nickel.
Hard,oare--Frank C. Beall.
Boot. and ShoeS-J Hartman, W Thomas.
Nactinast, E.gsnes--R. c. Pail, Thos.
II. Paul
Watches, Jeuelry-D. J. Betz.
Fire lnsurance-J. B McCulloh, John
Hitchins, John l.. Porter
CUMBERLAND.
Marble Dealers-A. E. Smenner..
Attorneys--J. +. Seiss, D. w. Sloan,
RoLert Mcdonald. Brace & Richmond.
Steam Dyer. etc--T. Foo:er.
Books, Archery-John A. Fulton & Co.
BALTIMORE.
ANon Line-A Schumacher & Co
Ci0thing-John Wanamaker.
Mdit6y House--C. r. Hogan.
B~ For further information sec adver-
tise.nents elsewhere. Wien cai1i1g upon or
sorsting to aduertisers, say you saao the aduer-
tasenaent IN this paper.
Post Office Register.
For Delivery of Mails--630 a Il. tc s
pm. Sale of Money Orders and i>egi.
tering Letters--7 m to 8 p M. l4 Of
flee closed on Sundays.
MAILS CLOSES DUE,
Between Frostburg,
Cumberland and all
points east and west 6.45 In 4.45 D m
Between Frostburg,
Piedmont and all
points east and west 345 m 7.30 III
Between Frostburg
and Grantsvllle 7.30 m 500 D m
G. II. WALKER, Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
INCIDENTS or THE FIRE.

Alderman Morris, who WAS one OF the tirs,
at the fire, said: "I standing the steps
Of the Fit;eeath Precinct station-bou9e when
the alarm was given ran down wooster-st.
jumped on Broadway car and was at the scene IN
few moments. There was scarcely anyone on the
ground when I reached tho corner, but flames
then were bursting ont Of the fourth-st0ry win
dows CIptaln Mcdonnell had the drst stream
az $3.50. The supply OF water in the neghbor
hood ample Al the time Of the great Broadway fire.
m 1875, the Board OF Aldermen, hearing complaints OF
scarcity z water. decided to place hrga mains Ia
Woo.ief CROSBY AID Merrer-,t'. with larger hydraats
Ihs hA' DONE and most furtunae 10 Is. Look at
the -; cam that engine is now throwing"
nAn omp.oy6 q Naumb-rg, Kr4uss Lluor & Co. who
was ua--r; .n = stage at tlr time the trr broke out
stated that fifteen runners for this firm started West
with -.mp "- Yesterday
\ member OF ore OF the firms Broadway
Just below Canll-st, said last evening: 81
was AZ the theatre when the news whis-
per.d around that there was large fire On Broadway
near G-anI-.t A. particularly Interested ia that
LtisLhoruuod went down - quickly as possible Il
wa- t4en burning on the roGcta floor aad the
Cro-hy-,t SIDE Thi, h1or WIS u-cd f0r packing pur
roses. AMI it customary IN these
places for u, port,rs auI packers to
vo.i later than tue otAer employs, LgArs are kept
butnns there and ~ this fact may BE- found the prob
able cause of CD. nrr. IN NV recollection this makes
the ninth Gre that has occurred Broadway within 100
feet or frlni-,t. TIE large nrc not long ago WIch
resulted -he loss = Ike occurred On the block below
think from an indirect knowledge of the trade coa
acted IN r.r 0uji'ns tdar Tie euCrc loss VIII amount
r. nearly $4,000 900. his estimate mas been confirmed
Dy men IIter.-ted IA the Insurance COMBINES
have b--n told that NsumDerc. Krluss, Lauer Co..
have JUS; lai l4rse stock Of spring goode. Bates
CO.. IL Charleston, s c., have branch department. III
rl. building, auI nd stock ~ about p2JO,OOO.
"T4,y ..,y that lightning never strikes twice IN the
same pace" said Insurance agent v no was watching
ur flnes uIr the IS not true Of fire This Is the
J.-, tr. attack the drygoods and clothing trade has
received .iuce the opposite Ock below Grand-St was
almost wholly destroyed nearly three wears ago. involy
lnc loss OF between two and three millions OF dol
.ars" General -pin0la's familiar shirt collar was As
good as 4 freman's badge He stood on the corner
wat,h.u- the prO-rrs, of he flames and compliment
ing me Hr.Lcn. Ncw-YOrk, DE was certain. had the
best fire department in The world All that could
De dour improve II would BE- 10
I4v ,tram service pipes that tie fire engines
Dnu.. De- supplied t. steam from hyOIdut as tGey
@ supplied WIN water Eaeh engine th"u would he
able tO throw fOur streams, and their e1tlnsusning
power would DE more tlan doubled.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
THE MISSoCRI SES4roRsHIP.
THE OLD REBEL YELL.

IFRoN Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oF THE rRIBUSE.l
Sr LOUIS. Jan. IA great contest is going on at
Jefferson City over the United States Senatorship.
There are two TO be eleced-oue for term Of forty
days, the other for the SIX years commencing with
the 4th of March next. Colonel Armstrong, who
was appointed to succeed the late Senator Boy.
VIII likely be- selected to fill the balance OF the
session. and is not candidate tor the long term.
For the six years ending March l. 1sSj, the can
dIdltes are the Hon. GEORGE G.. Vest, ex-senator Of
the ex Confederate senate General John 5. Phelps.
vino FOUGHT on the Union side; the Hon. Slnue! l..
yer. brother of the famous investigator, now
in the House of Representatives. aud tie Hon.
Thomas Allen. president ol the Iron Mountain Rail-
road Company.
Veet besides being strong with the Confederate
element, has an add.tioua. advantage IA having
been a solicitor OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
and they generally take care * their own.
Phelps does not nor can me probably expect much
railroad help. Last year the three railroad com
m.ssoncrs Of this State, acting under law ol the
Lep1slature fixed and reduced the rates Of irelgbts
Oh all the roads. THIS the companies stonty re-
sisted. but the act Of the commissioners was ap-
proved by the Governor. In ih, he only carried out
the law which he sworn 2" obey.
When Phelps was IN Congress he got land grant
for the Southwest Pacific (now the It. LOUIS and
San Francisco Railroad. HIS friends clam that he
did this almost SOLITARY and alone But old acts Of
friendship are soon forgotten and now this cor
poIaon has of lis attorneys, who lives upon the
line of the road, at the State Capitol fighting
Phelps tOO.h and nail.
Sor,e think the contest will be long and bitter.
believe however, it will be short sharp and de-
cislye, and VIII end IN great victory for the Con-
fedcracy.
Genera CockTcil four years ago. was sent into
the Senate with the old time rebel yei. 1t looks as
if history would repeat itself
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

,,it or the young trees in the orange groves
80 b.en Injured by the froets. The crop OF
oranges this season is quite large. but there IS con-
adorable rusty frmt. Although the florlda sprhg
"a. no. opened roses blooming in every garden ana
:, an, pi beautiful st Augustine especially he air is
Iieo with perfumc The spOrtsmen have not appeared
= ,ne RIVER IN force. but there are dacks and BIRDS
.-. with now and then an eagle Tor POT sn"''
wnile south Of bJtePt,Se Sc mere are ii,i~.
dane, aul the upper Oca.d~ahd i'1chS O' 80,
frre,u "a Ions. that Hrc io'' uDd ana thiht ~ 'iLH
ny Agd uov after the eolccst fortnight when iao
been eAperlctc il Florida NC tue ye-f I'm go o.
Nor H. augc ,rccs were kidd, lhcr' are fn'''hh' "'
falt.lu .kus "a Jacksonville and ST Au-Ha''h'.
Pieces oe the rope with winch Hunter was
hug.,xeg. pc.dled IN Camden last saturday Tor - an
iucn Az ingenious speculator made nice thin- 10y
l,0Lipr 5aaus rope. TIE physician who was with iht
condemned murderer during The 81 sing hours deh
that tie poor wretch either drunk or dfnISe"'
" Ills conj-ol over himself" remarks the doctor vas
Y .ular.ul When be attempted 10 commit S"I'ide "'
closed .l, laws. and We Thought he was dY-nS lie
e,ai control Che circulation OF b. 0 d aAd 'io 0'"'
il- u bi- heart H. atl leared 70 be In sueT' ahN
vas iuposs b q 20 obtain On, pusr ir"u Co., "'' E''n
a his near tae BEATS could nt be o.d hecdu', Hdn-ei
,lrc-d an artificial sound and MOTION OF ,hc breast,
and. wa ihr.r minutes at one tia" before We Coz
re The u alton. Of tle heart. never met the man
,,-i Iu-.. D, uo doubt but that L. VAS badly st. d,
r,t Lee .,lrta te i att rlca awaited h'n. 'ut he
nrerv.d nui>eIf su,hei,n " to u1le tie l~-ta-t ID
O.. drama o thr Lus interest N'ucan SCI Us t."L
t.- certainty that Hunter conscious when he VS.
carried down stairs and Lc eas uel.her arUus nor
d-igged because / ATTENDED ltu al. the moun- ah"
10 te ems and 10 one else administered an'tDng to
l." The u1l Nu0 helped ADJUST t-e roue ao.u, Ia-
'. rrc fufuhs at the put-l- W.- Juur'C~~t.l .'-
p.,ei ~ q few ast words. There wa-." ne saws. a
IAN, "a guAS the throat - l g., mGrie.. r " r.
q .oat o. Gear IT, and ms Ips moved prrceti,a ~.
frn.,ut lor q ccv.aIuty ~ sboat to sIc ir cou
rl. nave daur br had desired tLOI-u, be- s". ao
saw al % -.a &c. rope lld frun th- lO-ii"n
vui.n DO ,!uyu L. break u,CN, END was
.4 80 ilautiy apOut ais nrk tAat Ac could not uftt
word. l. was done INTENT ally, ma WAS a m.0iaAc
the -uor II. wLIcI was rIruSaD".' The -a M r"r
tsny .udjc IN stakes witt n'7 Lew an5ieu A@l--
tl- machine which we're u.tery MeN Isdoit.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

Fraud i, not justihabie, even if the intent
n. ID. head Il e. ,i-I Ltu have The ht, tom
f,c of ms cipher dispatches" business -'rucuse
Ctlf r lDruJ
Colonel Ingers0ll and TIE NEw-IOEK TRIB-
rsl Are -rl ta. hIu- - about I.c Ills tn-- ut Hos
Tie, ara not tt. stm Moses however, on - = difficult
10 tl sui.aIs the adc-t- Noirl.to"A H,rad t4'tpJ
There Is not 4 ripple on the political sur
fac, . denotes the ss-LCs or g e. ptrr-irT, 'tt
TFl rVlr., las a barre. H.. ot 49,, ;rt.As.- t,sAll
Tz.u.urr tK.p.J
When the investigation Is over and Mr.
@ vfuGI,. t,d. noi, uc vii he lowed ia" resi- in
U,r fur while. n rs cad enough u>urp u office and
iu .at.,r Ll- -cat G. draw Ls salary, Wi,4od'
t.e-ts1r.. 10 tratuce G.s CAa4.ctoT.- Macon IrI--
guul ID-aJ
THIS investigation. Il should be remembered,
has been u.l uy d,Iu.u.cG rs u noc.at~ "a. "e r.
.,d .- Nj r. .d.us f!IeuIs nd whose COuhIc.C &C 10
n- character and leadership Las never been sith'n
tv c "a not urge tue Investigation merely os even
Oh tt Tor persona vnd ra 0n. piL ih thv interest
o. lie pa 5IIc - Buffalo Courier lDcMJ
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
THE ELECTION N LOCNL1yA.
TESTIMONY ABOUT THE KILLING OF NEGROES AND
OTHER VIOLENCE.

TESTIMONY ABOUT THE KILLING OF NEGROES AID
OTHER VIOLENCE
New ORLEANS. Jan. 14.-At the meeting or
The Teller Committee to-day the Democratic members
coy,u.aued that owing indictments against certain
,t,esse. the taking Of testimony for their side would
have to be- postponed.
ElWin llai.ucid. OF The Nsir-orlsdns Tunes.
and Mines T. GorIy, Sheriff oi st. Mary's
parish testified regarding the attack on New
man and the destruction Of election re-
turns Their testimony cIrcumstanuai. and
,o.s 10 prove tnat tie object Of The drstruc-
,t,p OF the returns 10 render the
arcise OF the appointing power by tie Governor
a necessity Tue oujrc, OF he attack on Newman was
20 ouet aim regarding visit paid -hott time before
ny .. Nle VII 4ou wno claimed possession o. the
turus IA Newmln's hands ~ vIrtne Of q telegram be
pi,'.,sed 10 have from the state Attorney G-neraL
-ba. fer. OF - Joseph, recalled aud testified,
70 the silns % Irish labOrer oy negro consao!es
and the Iynchng and shooting OF constable Oy band
oi armed whites. No names are given.
Gasyre De CUR OF Pointe COupee = member n the
Ieg,lature testified having heard tAat several ne
-es were whipred and beaten oy whites. lie under
tood thar VAS Oecausc the slgized rcyou-
-iry r.uI. eu tanZ.rIus the lives and property "
the whites.
Cha-Ies Dec4nlg OF Caddo, a Deputy Marshal. saw
r,yo dead negroes at CALEDONIA ;hc uay aitr election
lie upders t00d that the negroes were he on eecton
ay the vIJnes- noticed Gre-n wood poll that some
-9les we're not ruIntei. Iue reason given was that
TIE votes were 10 me wruug noN.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
All pOficSs 81
name ana GfL!TeS,


BARR-oa Noadsv. r2rgay 10. 1873 Of pneumonia a4rs'
Re lrSs and relI, o - family invited attend ms
magr ,Tg moo ~ sr ,r Io i' % k 80 49, S 90 %
BOorH-Ar Euglrxool N r m Tuesday IAN mat Lou'a.
VIE d. ~i.Ii A 9th. n rls 18Th y,4r'f 1"r 80.
in the Fourteenth tr..t r-s,y"ran church ID.
ave, ou rr.dty. tn rst., AZ II ocio'k.
DCSCAN-Ar Frlrkln. y j. on the I'm INST, Julia Ml'r
g oi Ig'nEs05 ,, ii an az % TO- am, "a ,nn.r ..
he r.eue. % tlr lle " iAm duncan ID Flal-.h. N
Intcrrnen me R-fom-i Courch Cemetery " tha place
Co,chrs Wi len gn' Ar the Franklin otaten On ne
s.aOA n. IRAN rom the loot Of thlmberssL. New.iorK
DYKMAN On January la a. White Plan, y y ERy 5 r.
IN tAe I9tE ,e4f % hsr 'ze 80. ,,s,. ,,..,. ,,-...
Feav' sav fnlry a. sry ~ - at 5cock p 80 arao o.
Relative nj frauds are requested to attend Without ilrter
FRE~cu-At c1athar VI. Noniav. J'nusry H. o Prcsu
mona. Morris 'lne'~t 'on % Abraham d. am ALy
raurra service. wi held tn stanley Hall. at p.
Relative and n rrni, are re.Drctfrlv invited.
train SevYorK. Delaware, IacSawanna and Western
nAaacng S1 at oFfsss !. s e8ry M InnG9 g. ng S i' A-7
Notce ot funeral hereafter.
nINt-On Mout4y 18th as. Joseph l. king sgef y rears
lev" No 20 jt1 "Wednesday, 5th INST ~ 80 p n.
are requ-- Jei not TO s,nd dOwerA
LtNDME~S ER-Sutaeuly. January a. $50 - ne p q
y Ma lore. infant laughter OF l. b. and Caroline
Landmesser.
LHONMEDIEU-At the Fifth Avenue Hotel Of pneumonia
after davs' illness Mr.. Kumeiiae l. IHomnedletL
Funeral Will place trJm the Church OF N. Ascension
5thIvr Oth-st. THURSDAY morning at $50 p.0'S
LYON-At Bloomfield Januarv ~ of croup. Charlie Knox.
infant u PhRbus w. and sarah W Lyon gei - fafs
FIn-r residence Ot lis pare9ts Thursday Tire 10th
inst at II o'clock.
MONTEATH-At Albany, y. Y. Monday, January - Peter
MOnteath.
on Thursday afternoon, Al 3 O'Clock.
PITCHER-At pOer Red Hook NY, ian II. 1879 the
Rev JOnn y Pitcher N rIc IAN year ~ LIS age.
Funeral the church. Upper Red Hook Wednet1y
Al . fu
Garages waiting Barryt0wr for trains leaving
Ssw-Y at q and Albany ~ 1870 a m
RODGER~--uniay January - 1879. ~ Tho rest
dgucs Ot Y. A. Bloomfield, Athena Ga the
Rev Revsud X. RODGERS y. D., ~ h.s 81 year,
Fr,rds 10 attend MS funeral rom Ih- PresbY'e
ran Calsrr. BOInd BesS. " J., On faarsiay Tie 10Th
INST, al 1890 d. ~.
sNTrTluu Tu.sav Irn inst dph'hera SCARLET IA
v,r t,ate, ON, - NJ and Ms John palt smith
g.yf.y- friends fylt@l o. urnl tr fiIfral frou
tn@ r-ur- ~ Ii- parents No 4l5 West z3-, Thurs
dfvr ~ = |CtH-z.
rGt.rrurui az y arurack az II O'c OrA.
vAYLoF-On nday. Theo Ore 7. ". san u ths
I4e John sarah " Taylor IN the 3Jh wear o. ns
yes and frleR family and ~ his brother william
"a I,. y veterans Of me -th Regiment member. Oi
CotIueual Iotee -. + ard = 81. IIsL-i tl a.
r-ut tr fIurr4 Thursday. th- iGtI -
from nrs ate -saia-nr-, 4l4 Aads0n-ave.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

LIVERPOOL Jan. H-l2.3p n-Ther,l@ wofcr'te IN
0rirv f1~ CuF"u Which Is frf'- sunDHc' ~ ding & lt
a"G; FbttImg pri"vf 5..s4i. s'trS. 10000 -r'n;
.R 4i.s. fr sf.rUtt e., ~ uort. tcrlrt- t. Nl HfS4
iucUcIng o. % p..rs FUturr- lrr. cheap 20
lanus. NiCrhng riau-e J4uIarv %. 70
and i-b uv. s,gd.. tn t'-'rrv a." . r n
fr,y j.Is-d. lst DO, Mucl ,nd April delivery
5ilr.i t'.. \ r' tf NV 'rIyerY rii -. 10. n tud
june ias Hry. sl- DO. july M Argu-t ie.rery. 5'i
dO.. Au.a.t a.d september t, livery. J-sl
LIvR.pooi. jan. If D. u line ,1-s ot Cotton t1.aJ
iucluto. $50 laeS NH-cau. FrturtsTp'anus Low MD
ding sias--. Mar,h and AprlG,lvery. 5A~i
lrHER. .f- ia ifl d. m C .t-on. futu-rs .-eatrr.
BAiInfoRg Jan. - -'n'rou quiet Mo- 'g. 'if.. i0p
Md c- = -. Gont ordinary. So. ar-3 rtr-.ts -t
bales export. Great Grtfu. l'-- hA'~ coast So. %
700 evening 500 bars; stock 1898!
bars.
ding &C. Good Cr iuatg. ~Le net receipts. 81 bales
J3- bales 2.1uu bales.
CaAel rsroN. IN li.-,.otto1 qu'et Nt.tnr e,.9''c
2263 ba. coa-rA 90 ba'rs sales 1000 bales
stock. i-.l35 bales
Dtrvu-in>. Ila. lt-oott.n firm 'rtt-nr. 80. Ioa
Nit.nu. ,ar ordinary -Ts' u'- --salpts 2ll ha-s
HI,s, so De- sports l35 bales sales. -ut
bales stock. lpi.1t1 no a.
AOBlLs. jan IL -snrIcn and Tre~uIr Mrt9rg
SIS Low Hldjius. 03i Good DIruN. -c; urt f"' ir
SO bles -yror'f rolstwl-e. 2o3j bales sae-. lOt
Datt
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
OVER TWO MILLIONS LOST.
Csntinupd d from First PAGE.

tie building unOccupied until t taken by How
sri, Sanger Co. The original members OF the firm OF
Brooks Brothers who were Interested in the construction
Of the building have since died. Some ~ the younger
heirs at the fire last night but bad idea Of the
rst cost % the The value OF the property has
greatly deprecated duung tle last few years TO
tns general shrInkage in real estate. fair estimate
Of IT. present value, 1t thought, about
500 600. TIE heirs OF Edward :. Esha, John and
Anna Brooks, who formed the sina arn, those
int rested 30 the building Daniel and J. E. Brooks are
relatives, and carry the business IN Bondst.
In 1869 the estate received rental Of 500
900 for the building. but last year it only
received S51,CO1. The great cost made necessary a
b ayy insurance. which continued until last
when II materially reduced. The insurance. it il
believed nearly the preseut value OF the build
The structure covered eight building ,ots II fronted
Grand-st They ave stories above 'ht pay cDen
For business purp...- the building was cOn tructed
" .th Ve.Itts 4uI many windows. az 20 give ample
ng't ~ every N1ar Both on Broadway and Or -hi-st
there were -IV'crn windows. and twenty GTand-st
Iren pillars and riders supported tie inttriHr
lie pl"ih- adior ng on me north, on brOadwaY'
occupied D~ -rw1rf, Ha-ing warren. stl,lOncrs,
IN te ha~emeut tue Pacific BauA sud N G. Warren On
ftr As known, for the fire men oirgr. ed
heavy streams IN The corner adjoining
tested 10 see n tho vo,uohi-s of the hank
would hc removed. uUt no one was at any time
vI-1ie u tine otlre, althougn the light. wore bl4u-
there. Ivy Brrthtr5 & Co.'S handsome build d.uc
ueXtito t'e Pacific Fauk wss dark and silent. During
tue heigLi ot he eIcltamcEt an elderly gentleman
burst tnruU-h the pol ce Enes az Broone--t. and
Broadway rushed 30 An t. Lor! I1YIOrs Old binding
OupCst" TIE fire. AID loudly Geu Ldcd u several by
t7nGers whether hi- hooks we're safe Tne building oh
Gr7u-~ aud across crosby a. was by occupied lscnr-
c'ct. IA & co... boot aud -ho" dealers. and Dy
Herr'cl Brother dealers IL cloth ine stock o. both
nrus was Only JY damaged, but the lower portion
Of tie building crushed IN.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
OBTTTART.
ANUEEST WIGHT.

hAtElt>l W lFili.
In the death Of Amherst Wight, at the age
Of eicutyseycn years tie NewforA Bar loses one Of
IT. oldest members. He had been IN practice for over
sixty years Cut a recent period his shrcvi face and
zrav har were stl 20 be seen in Register, oce.
and all VINO knew Em rem -mber h- acutene-s' ms
sound JUL rnrut his thorough Euowedee Of law. ana
oldfasaIoued GoGit"sy. AT the age # seyeniy-ionr
ms collection OF abstracts ot titles unsurpassed pruoa-
by ~ New York, consumed nv 'he fire thar des-
trved the old American Building a. Broadway and Bar
q iy--t But be went about Ms Work again " u uhlai
M v'.or Nj WI ght was perh ps, he la-t survivor o.
tie davs when COuu-elOrs went INTO court 10 Anec-
nreerhs AMI buckles and the - qnttte o tn- profession
vls .crupuiOusy Ob-e we'd Mr. WS1t leaves two sons
Amherst ir Of nis y. LAWYER 81 excellent -tanJng
and Peter Bennett % whom The city oWrH the Academy
OF Design, ana who nov resides III chicago.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
uALsTEAD's FAITH IS sHIERNAN'a STAR.

In NV OPINION, John Sherman l. the man Tor
the Kuucds lS-O NOt because ne Is tnt 40 est "r
ta most uruEIncut man ID the party, but hccase oi o
o.. ion 80 the head 0i the Treasury I'D conn cloh WI
r.-umrtIou H. the au;b'r oi the tt~sL ptou A'
nr. now Pa, become executor. II every l!S 20
on dry and resumption Surc'enS, ana tNr
thug points % lie succerdlu-, J0An sherman WI
bu.d 10 u.ac. among Presidential cautLuates tLai 40
her man hope % hOld. beSdc' NAT c can 'dfiN
ONO. Vhlc-. As sad before Is tht pN"'aI 9"e' au
essential to he prospects Of AOrEer is 80 uc trttrd
Ils s u- 20 utortdue. He may not No." be the uSi o.
ul.- hl- party, but uc -OIGS a position .I III
vul. lac can stand and overlook tine Workings of b r
great Inc 10 rc ana remedy iAllE udi may rl~r cal
cut+t fo .lrd- it. just Grant ms horse nj
oy-Ils Ykl tAr rrDr.iol anu saw 10 if1Mpitd GA 80
does John sh .ru1n overlook the t-d a. Iesdu }i'n
goes on o. II succeeds will be JDe foremost man Tor
flt Pres -ftv
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
MEETING OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL socIErYan

The American GeograpIcol Society he'd its
annuA mcelng last evening elected officers FOR 1879.
and listened 70 a paper by MAYOR \ q. Constable. FOR
merly OF TIE British Army. aud now resident 81 Ne"-
York on A.cEaulsn, tue present seat Of war; aud the
relations Of thAt country 10 England aud Russia
Chickerlug Hal was entirely flied n Farqucte dnd sa
cry by an audience composed of many members Of the
oldest families Of Nrw-NorA. Many scholars and cX-
n-rt- u g-ogrApElca! and military scieIce al
t-,ced Ameng these present we're tie Pre--
'ienr II tir -.clr;v. Cu'ei-Ja-tIct Charles =
Baiy, VINO presided. tnr Rev. Dr Howard frosty
George tlbor Ward. william r. 'W-rn, General j n :
Grant wilson. Elll Hal. Henry j. Prhe%, Genera
George W Cniluu Alvan :. 5Deworfh, cen ra EEucit
/ Wei. f. HtrlJw NJ H.vt, Francis \. siout. Jehn
W,NfUlrn " Il. II. Moore, Jane II. Edhey and PAU
H. Du tEal.u.
Tl. following officers were elected
I,~eSjacpt q hI. .-Ju-tcr Charles Y. Day
I.c-- IysstE.pt-ttturrl. George ". tfLin.
Fo,,ig CorresJoHdiHg secTetqTU-Inc f.ry Or Roswell
u. lIll % .Ock.
yr,gsurer-rhc Hon. Levi. r. Morton.
C,tnrHlors-W LIam T.. Curtis. George Cabot ard
Paul h.. ia tH-4l4, L-trft l. N.ttt, "l..'"A4 IL H.
Moore. Isaac Be .uhelnrr
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

tady upon 40 application o. the Banking Department
restraining the bank from transacting any busi-
until the bearing OF the injunction
which Is 70 be held in Schenectady on the 2lst
insj. The Injunction issued account Of 4 de-
fault Ia the payment OF interest Lake OntaTlo shore
Bonds Of the towns OF Newfane NOcott and sodns,
which deficit IL about S22 600 The bank has secured
deposits amounting TO SJI4.OOO, and the officers, a.
well the public, have confidence that the bonds III
question will be paid.
Tbis afternoon there were some Indications or run
tEc OswegO Crunty Savings Bank Dui is Officers m
order % protect the depOstors aUd the bank resolved
to avail .elyrs Of tae sixtyays clause. which au-
thorz savings banks % require xty days notice om
CeuOsLtOrs befurt The paEmrut Oi pusIts.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
TuT-RNAN AM PENDLETON.

Prom, Tss Ns'c York CJD' tfr-'d 4GoeTt'Ser lAfp) -
TIE HElEUNE interview Of senator Icndie-
ton ~ o VIII be fOuDu inter sting reailn2 10 Juo'e
VINO un1ei stand senator Thurman SIppauted Fru
eiOu ia the affections O the OaiJ .m0cIdcF. len
years az, .'t,enreman George" was OhIo's favcrite
son Afler his lng.urOu, defeat before Tie National
Convention ln tns city in sos and OWING - some M
pheasant revelations Mr.. PeIocr on was connected 10
rrt re 10 prvaLr HE. The Democrats having carried
tue Legislature as year brought LIm 10 the r'nt once
more and Lr Wa- cLn.eu Uu4ted states senator WIN
,UuI hanging over MIN. IL IS we reDeat. amusing u
sad the n ervieW and observe tuo great pleasure "i
V1cu NJ T. Announces that Thurman i e ting Ola ana
feeble aud tnat by the meeting Of the next Ndtoha
Convention he viii be Close Oh u soYeaty wears % se
Observe now ue reiteratcs IN tns and rolls u
under u tongue ike lBOrso IL Is picture Tor
kAs.'E