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New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
THE TRIAL or KATE W. COBB.

THE BTGINNING or THE CELEBRATED POISONING
CASE Al NORWICH. conn.
NORWICH, Conn.,, Dec. 31.-The Superior
Court ophed in this city this morning for the trial OF
KATE ~ Cobb and Wesley W. Bishop, charged with the
double posohing OF Bishops wife and Mrs Cobb's lus-
hand ChiefJustice Park and Judge Culver occupied
tn bench
On the opening OF the court Stste-Attorncy Waller
expressed his readiness proceed with the case OF Mrs
Cobb Gardiner Greene, of counsel for the defence,
MAYED a postuouemcnt the ground that the defence
had been unable obtain ali the witnesses needed and
also because OF the change IN tho order OF
the trial, Mrs. CobDs case being taken up
first rather than Bishops He said the de-
fence had sought for chemical experts in all
directions but had unable procure them at this
time. Stat. Attorney Waller cOmbatted tins motion as
unnecessarily datory and not in the interests Of JUS
tee He declared belief that plenty OF experts could
he had if sufficient effort made. the Hon J0hn l.
Wait on b half uf the defence denied any Intention TO
seek TO delay tine case except in the interests OF stlce
,ud urp, d the motion for continuance Judge culver
announced Thai c would take the motion under con,id-
Grafton, and would consult the Cllet JuSce At thls
point a recess was taken for lunch.
Wien ts Court came in at o'clock judge Culver an
uounred that The trial would go oh ah jury was h nSh
was read. The first witness called was Dr. y:
:. c. Perkins, Who ies,ineu as ,odT ano rgS' t'
is opinion 20 the cause nf death was lh1i II was
rIu, to the Introduction OF some poison. Ihe vital
D. Carleton testified regarding the absence Of any
signs ol sraSc. He nothing 10 enable hl!i 10 loIi
n definite opinion a. 10 the cause Of death: lie added
Ihnt me .y,r saw al elblncd body so well preserved
alter 50 long Mr. CoDbs WAS when 1t was eh-
huincd June 90. o..,
y. u. SEWN, druggist testified To receiving the lar
containing Mr.. CobDs yitils. tklnS thth 10
and delivering them to Professor Doremus.
The Court then Adjourned To tO-m0rr0w inorhlng"hch
If Il expected that Professor DOremus viii testify.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
THE NEW BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

JORDAN l.. MOTT TIE PROBABlf ihtSIpIsNi'
The President of the Board of Aldermen
for 1879 has virtually been chOs"n The majority party
in that Board composed Of six Republicans ana seven
Apti-Tammany Democrats. The Republicans at eau
Gus with the Democrats last saturday night conceded
that the latte should choose t1c President, wic claim
ING the choice OF Clerk OF the Board tor themselves No
being reached this caucus rs 10 the Pres
dent TO be voted for it adjourned until next Friday
evening
The Anti Tammany Democrats h~ld caucus OF their
own on Monday night the proceedings OF when were
revealed Yesterday. six OF the seven members were
present. Aldtrmanelect srack alone being absent. MI
iI,uYhtou urcRided. The result or the vote was as
follows: Hyatt, !: Kernan. ; Mott, T. The nomna'
zion of Jordan L. Mott made Unanimous IL ~ ne
eved that he will he acceptable TO tile Republicans.
IL is also uuderstOo, that the Republicans wiz name
Jacob Patterson jr, for Clerk Of the Board From
ohIv MIR Tvomey the present Clerk of the Board VIII
hc retained AZ Deputy Clerk The new Board VIII meet
Tor the fiji rst time On Monday.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
CINII. NOIIA

OF the sixty-siX will cases that have been
pending before Surrogate CALVIN during the year just
cOmprted all except ABOUT nave been disposed Of
The most important ones, the trials o which not yet
completed are the Vanderbilt, Merrill, Dickie Drake
and Brown wills.
The will Of DR.. Chauncey L. Cooke, which was
Offered for Vropat. Yesterday IN the surrogate's Office
bcu,aths $1,000 TO the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty Animals IN this city. Thc dccedcnt gives
$i00O0 10 his son. Joseph G. Cooke and the residue Of
lis cs ate to lis daughter Sarah L. Cooke
The estate of the late Joseph Dowlmg, cx-
Policc Justice, valued at about Sl5OOOO recently
administered upon In tine surrogatc Court, there hav-
ing been no VIII. Proceedings begun yesterday in
the examination Of the decedcnt's sister Mrs Keeer,
Nho, CLAIMED. holds $4,000 OF Ohio ana Mississippi
Railway bonds belonging TO the estate. Mrs. KeecT
claims hat they given to her 10y her brother before
his death.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
THE COURTS.
TROUBLE BETWEEN THEATRE MANAGERS
SUIT OF MR.. HARKrNs FOR A RECEIvERsHIP OF TIL

TROUBLE BETWEEN THEATRE MANAGERS.
SUIT oP MR.. HARKINs FOR A REcEIvERsHIP OF THE
FIFTH AVENUE.
The suit of Daniel III. Harkins against Ste
phen Fiskc came before Judge Van Worst in Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday, n motion by eIJudge
DttenhVefer for receiver Of the partnership In the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. Mr.. Hsrkins's complaint sets
out that he and the defendant June g. 1875 agreed to
carry the theatre Fske being given charge OF the
financial management Since then he declares Eiske
hhs Kept no regular books. but he believes Fske has
appropriated 20 his own and 10 the payment Of old
debts about $4,000. There arrangement that
ske should deposit the receipts In the Second National
Bank AMI ~, he disb semens by check, but that has
been violated Fiske taking money from the box Office
receipts directly that the accounts hopeless
confusion. The complaint asks the closing up Of the
nhrincrsp IN function against Mr.. Fiskes cOntin
Ing the business, an accounting, and the appointment
Of q receiver.
When the motion was made A. Hummel, on behalf Of
the ucendant. pressed an adjournment the ground
that he had not bad the ppers In his possession
fourteen hours Judge Dtferhoefer urged immediate
action since an rupture had occurred the bust
ness must he DESTROYED unless Immediate action was
taken. Judge Van Worst set the motion down Tor Jan
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Leaal NoIlres.

A Special Term of the Supreme Court,
~ The supreme Court Chambers, ~ the city Of Al
DsDy YOrk. oa the ilth day OF December. 1873.
Present Hon. VIM. T. Leaned justice;
SUPREME COURT
the matter of the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany Of Newlork CITY.
In the matter Of the Reserve Mutual Life Insurance Com
panY of Ncw.l Ork CITY.
In the matter OF The widows orphans Benefit Life In
euluuCc Company Of New YORK.
In the matter If the wYork state Lie Insurance Com
psny Of the City of syracuse V y.
Upon reading the petition U1 John Smy IN Snpcrnendent
~ the insurance Department of state Of York for
the aid enable him determine the policy
entitled companies, to distribute the avas OF tho
securities held by him security for said policy holders
and upon adDg the aAdayt 4 II. PcISOn Receiver
entitled
dyeE and after hearing H. Harris Of counsel of -a
H. W Pcekhani counsel for SAID Receiver
and T.. W Paige. behalf Of the Attorney General IL il
hereby that the motion behalf Oi the said super
tenden noticed and brought for hesrDg This da be ad
journed un the 10th January next at OOcock tho
forenoon the chambers Of the said Justice IN the city
Of Albany. ana that In the meantime notice De- given
by the said superintendent by the publ OK
copy paper in the CIty OF Albany
and the two CITY of called The
New.lOrs Tribune aud THE New YORK Herald" IN
each week. that the respective policy bodes In the respective
companies named 10 the said Special Term ON
mentioned day and at the said time al the Office
Of the City OF Albany NewlOTk their
specve claims policy holders the said securities
hd by superintendent for said policy holders IN order
that said superintendent may make distribution thereof 10
policy holders entitled thereto In the amounts that be
found respectively the avais of said securities
And IL ordered that the said superintendent u the
Department forward by mail Of this orer
said respective policy holders 10 their respective
places esdence far ss he able ascertain the
Clerk Of Albany County
Entered ". !. l.. JOHN LARklN. Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Old AND NEP ALDERMEN.
LAST MEETING OF THE OLD BOARD.
TWO vEroEs or MAYOR ELY ovERRULED-A BUN
COMBE" RESOLUTION.

TWO VEJOES OF MAYOR ELY OVERRULED-A y Bun
COMBE" RESOLUTION.
The Board of Aldermen passed over Mayor
EIy's veto Yesterday resolution authorizing the Har-
lem MorrIsauia and FOrdnam Railroad Company 10 run
cars across Harlem Bridge. petition signed by 1000
residents Of that part Of the cy beyond Harlem Bridge
was received, praying that tho railroad company be
granted the privilege. Many Of the petitioners were
women. Alderman PincKney then proposed that r'so-
luton directing the Elevated Railroad Company 10
change Its stairways at the Houson-st station from
Houstonst to the Boweryand the from
Nintlst to ThrdIve, he passed, Notwithstanding the
Mayors Veto Alderman Morris said he had to gohrough
Uouston.st and Thrd-ave sideways IN consequence OF
the obstruction. Alderman Pmckneys motion was
adopted. Alderman Rceys motion that resolution be
passed declaring tba the contractors Tor the KEerShr
inuroycmCnt have in heartcSs manner rneGIcctchlo S
their aborers. and directing the Department oi ihhc
Works 10 divide among the laDOrers the n0ncy sun due
The contractors for the work. was adopted.
Alderman Reilly then offered a resolution asking iDal
I'm view of the Wrrtcucd condition OF the masses lhc
necessity of improving the streets ana parks
and Of making other necessary improvements IN
the CITY, the Legislature or TINS Htate De
pass the necessary law 10 authorize Tue
aproUratIon Of 81 100000 Ia be used Tor street I'M
movements The to be expended under the drectoh
Of the Board OF AppOrtOnnent.
Alderman Gedney said " think we have passed
enough buncOmbc resolutions. surely tht DtpaftWtht
of Public Works has enough money already 10 spend
Alderman Reilly replied, papabb eNcited: MI.
n Is time for me speak. Did not Alderman GedcL
support resolution of similar character last winter
But we'll perhaps, to say one thlng Deolf ttcn
and act another way after IT," Applause from work
iugmen In the lobby
The resolution defeated by l0yeas TO nays; the
adoption OF II requiring II affirmative votes
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
DECI$iONS-DEC. 81.

Supreme Court Chombcrs-By Judge Lawrcnce.-
In the matter of the petition OF St Thomas ChurchThe
prayer Of the petition should be denied Brewers ara
rocers Mehrback Order as settled In tho mat
er of the petition OF Chesebr0ug etc-Opnon Hastns
Gold stock Telegraph Conpany-M0on TO con
tnuC the Injunction eeiOure granted Tho Gold ana Suc <
Telegram Company agt rOd.-Irluncuh heretofore gran
e Is continued Todd agt. the Gold and STOCK leleSraph
COmoany.-~r" opinion.
Prrsilns uige Davs-IH the matter of Fscher-B Bnt
I'll ~ counsel must Who may
LTrscut it.
Ciript-TJTf ITBv Judge DOnOue.-M urTay liill Bank
agi liuuL-Ser memorandum
SDfeial TsTfa-Bv Judge Van V0rst-The American Ma
tOnal Bank agt Kurth-Orcr settled and ssucd The Vic
HeDb. Company agt. Beechcr and othersOrder
settled I'm the Of StephonsExCepti0ns
report part and as but denied
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
"RrDn LEARY AGAIN IN COURT.

"Rcd" Lcary, the alleged robber Of the
northampton Bank. brought han1-cuned into Judge
ChOatr's court yesterday morning that BE- might he
present Mt the argument the tabeas corpus In his
Mr. Sullivan, his counsel presented to the Cout
kilograms which he had received from the Governors OF
Massachusetts and NCWY0ri refusing to send forward
any prs5f- of tn identity OF The prisoner hcyOnd The
rcqui'!nun already furnished. judge ChOate Then us
tened ~ the OF Mr. ~ Yan for the relatar
aud of Winchester B'tOu for the state Of Ssachuscts
a. To- whether The District Court could require the Gov
- Massachusetts, furnish the proofs OF identity
The CJIrt reserved IL decision until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
PLANS TO RESUME MURPHY. MEETINGS.

Efforts are making to raise money to en-
able Francis Murphy to hls temperance WORK Ia
this city, The committee having tue matter IN ehrSe'
of which the Hon. ThurlOw Weed l. ehsirinan
has concluded TO call upon large number
of merchants and others for subscriptions EdWard
Footc with the sanction OF tue mmitfee. Will begin
This WORK g. y Powell. of Powell. Brother & Co., No
Warrru-st ~ treasurer Whatever may be subscribed
will be duly accounted for ana ucu PruueIy 10 ueIa1
me ucccs-Iry expenses Of the movement. MI Murphy
his sig1n,I his willingness IL remain IN New YORK Ior
some time yet. provided the material suppof1 "heh nc
ha. hiiherto laced Is Obtllned.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
A DECISION AGAINST TIE "BUCKET-SHOPs."
Inlnn LnMrcnce has decided the motion In

the sut of Elliott w. Todd and others against the Gold
and stock Telegraph Company in favor Of the companI
The suit ont of the lGttcrs refusal to allow s in
strumen's to remain in Uuckctshops. Judge Lawrence
says IN OF the opinion that the otiOu 10 continue
thc iniUpCt in this should he dcEcd 1t appears
that tr plaintiffs agreed that the company snculd tc
the right Ia Gscon nuc the delivery OF the reports
10 party taking them for publication or outside nSe
when tncy should bc made use OF III any manner
detrimental tu the cOmpanys interest. II may bc that
after the trial OF the raised by tbc pradings NJ
the SPECIAL Term the Court may determine To grant an
Injunction. On the atlidayits before me do not feel
warranted iu continuing the preliminary order Of in-
junction."
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Business Cnanres.

X%rANTED-Party with $1,000 to $4,000
w capital buy part interest IN boarding house of
capacity sixty guests aud mineral spring OF INST quality
10 be opeued location central splendid opportunity.
Address Or. POTTER, saratoga springs n. Y.
$l0 gentleman m ,nSi., OF ability 1s,aI,d and
amount In legitimate business showing fair profits, and
the Of which he take leading part Address
with particulars ana namel T. N. G., Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Gfenrslcus.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

NETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
WI OPEN FROM $50 " TO II T. NJ
RECTOR .STREFI-Nearcst point FOR wall street terfy,
and connects with tor South Ferry
COT RTLANDrS1 KEErNearrst point for Jesey Clty and
COmmuuipaw Ferries a.. "a, .- 49,. =, =, ,
Barclay street Ferry 10 loDoken. ,.---,- -, ,,-.-
CHAMBERS EINearest point for Psvonia and Erle
Railway Ferry.
TRANKLlN.STRE
point FOR DesbrOsse1 Street Ferry
and connects with cars Tor Desbioses and
East Grand Street Ferries
BLEECKEK sTREEI-CoDnects with cars for East and
EIGHTH sTREET-Searest point for Christopher street
Ferry Oboken connecting with cars Tor Chrslopher
and Fast 1"nth Street Ferries.
FOU RTEENTIi sTREEr-N Nearcst point 10 Union square,
Walarks and rs ccum theatres. Academy Of Music, Ir-
wing and rammauy Halls, connecting with cars Or East
Twenty third anJ Thirty-iOurth street FeTi1es. 80
TWEEN rYTHl RD-S Nearest point TO Bo0ths ~,
James aud Park IheItTcs Grand Opera House Cnhores
Garden. ami Masonic Tempe, and Twentythird stree,
Jrrsey City.
THIRTY.rHIR DS rRr ET- Nearest point to STANDARD,
BroadWay and Firth Avenue 1hraii'-. AquaTt am anu
Francisco Minstros connecting with cars Tor " go
hawkrn Ferry.
!or Company cab, FOR Grand CeutrI Depot
FIFTI ETH STREET
FIFTY. point for Central PARK
connecting with Of Bet Live Railroad.
For upt0 WI trans take side stations.
For downtown trains take west side hta ions
FARE 10 CENTS. Except between the hours of 530 70
1880 a. M. and OF H.. when the fare j. . cents.
VIM. r. GARRISON, President
n. VAN BROCKLIN. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
CALANDERs FOR THURSDAY.

sUPBLBE CHAHRERs-Davis. r. J.-SOs l3. 1S l5S
l76 1873 ij, 257 @ 29 2gJ Dos $40, 81, 3D. 3lo
32l, "a. 32j. 32G 327 32J
SPECIAL TERM-BarT-tt, J.-NO. $50.
SPECIAL TIUH-PAKT II-Nan Worst J.-Demurrer--No
An other State courts have adjourned for the
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
propcsdls.

MEXICAN SHOAL LIGHTHOUSE, Florida.
N TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
Proposals for Metal Work or Lighthouse for American
ShOal, Florida.
Office luK LIGHTHOUSE BO ARD.(
Washington, d. C., Dec. d, 1878.
Sealed DropOsals viii be received at i- O1Ce until twelve
Q2) Of Thursday January 2 IL r. from ron sanuac
tutz fOI furnishing the Metal WORK OF Lighthouse fot
American Shoa Fonda. Plans spcchcauons forms OF pro-
sails and other Information, may De obtained Om the un
deIsigued, application BY mail or IN person
PETER G. HAMS,
Major Of Engineers. 4. =. A.,
Engineer secretary. Lighthouse Board.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
iilusieal Justruments.

A DUMAHAUT, late $. Y. BALL & CO.,
"A. No. rs EAST lirHSr
Chickering'S stenways and other Pianos AMI Organs low
fOr ash on iustalmenJs aDd fOG rent.
ElSCHERS UPRIGlIrIn SQUARE PIANOS,
the reliable for the warranted hyc
year. Factories and warerOoms Az 10 4Z5 West 2>hs
HOLIDAY PRESENTS .-Splcndid Organs, 3
Il sets of reeds, s7S 2'l sets, sGi ? do si"i DO
$50 DO S3i Rosewood Piano, octave, sl3 7'3 do.
10 ali round corners do Sl75 warranted New organs
in-anent from SO 50 per month Pianos from - TO sO
half prIcc some AT cent a page HORACE VAT
EI.ss & SONS AZ Last l4th-sL
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Ala1I)inerp.

EMPIRE WOOD SPLITTERS.-Bcstl IN the
II United for splitting pine OAK and hickory send
for circular. WILLIAM l.. WILLIAMS, 1Ji East 2Jthsl
ENGINE and BOILER for Electric Light
- VIII sell very cheap q small horizontal hOrse-pOwer
engine and boiler nearly and Of good make GEOlG
IL ADAMS & son, NO % Beekman-st., City.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
fesIures auo Mcellnas.

yI'he Annual Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE
CLUB will be held at tho Club house, on the second
Thursday OF January 1879 Jan ~ at 0cork NJ ior
the election officers and the apsacOn 0f sueh other Dusl'
ness as may come before II.
The general meciin. viii be held a; o'clock p M bat tho
nol. for me election opened at ha past O'Clock p
and will remain open three hours Honorary anu nontesi
dent cmbcs ale EMIT eel 10 vote. Pl0Acs alo not pei
mltted LDtIS - hb"l'' Ho''''"iS'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Gorpornllon Notlles.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
RUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES, I
No 80 ChamberssI. New.Y ork. DecombCr !, 1873.
NOTICE to TAX-PAIERS.-Al persons
who have omitted pay their taxes for the year 1875
Al, hereby notiio A, required law pay the TO
The Receiver Taxes Ills office OF before the lst cay
OF January, 1879. -, - -, -. a.,
of December instant per cent on All taxes pad on
ana thar date and interest the rate OF II cent
er .nnm the lith dsv Of Oberast he day
IN which the iOls and delivered
10 the rcrver all taxes remaining unpaid on and aiter
the said l,t day Of January, 1873
NOmOney viii be received aftcr CLOCK P m
Office hours irOfn , a. H. 10 p ~ .-,,..,o,.
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Cost an0 foun0.

I OST or STOLEN-Bank book No 80,
IL OF the savings bauk in the city OF New"
issued the Turtle Bay Lodge II hereby requested una
the book be returned 10 The bank II ho ipd or
10 the uank before expiration o six weeks from te l
day Of November 1875 application Will be made 10 the bank
for q new book
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Gituat,oro Wdntc0-- ltlnis5

A YOUNG MAN, age eighteen, with pleas
~ gentle and highest references sd'sirous
STEADY employ Address JOE, Tribune Uptown once
l,23S Broadway.
CASHIER, &c.--By a sober, reliable and
" energetic man ot over twenty years practical business
experience teller banking Offices and IN con-
tiOn with coal interests keep books best references
Address =. T. W, 254 West 24th-st New-lOrk.
EOACHMAN and GROOM.-By Il man "a
~ COaChhan aud who j. thoroughly competent :;
careful steady driver strictly Temperate willing 10 mako
be highly recommended Tor hls
honesty sObety and industry years hest city refer
tron employer Address W. a., Tribune Uptown
Office. l,2jS BIUtdNay.
NAITER.-By q young Protestant who un
dersraud. well the duties u Waterman l. willing and
obing best Address SWEDE r2i East
32,tst, top bell.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

Unicorn Limo OF steamers sailing in connection with
the New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Jle Cream.

I;'usselfs Ice Cream, 25c. per quart to churches
Charotes In quantities. SOC per doS IL Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Gonnirn poaro.

DLEASANT H0ME-Wih home comforts
and good table Indispensable, procured at farm hou g.
desirable home nvads kindn anifescd terms very
moderate. Address HOME COMFORTS, clinton Corners.
Dutcless County y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Goal an0 Woo0.

EMPIRE Wood and Coal Depot, $50, l52, ,15l
II T. 25thsL Great reduction in prices VIM. L, wliapS
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
6clp Wantro.

DCIp kUWIIItU.
MIDDLE AGED thoroughly competent
N American wife 10 take CHARGE Of largo dairy
farm wife must be spractica working housekeeper
family, experience, reference, &c FAX
MFl, Tribune Uptown Office, l.23S broadway.
WANTED Maid 10 take charge of ladies'
w wardrobe IN assist with light chamberwork In tho
country Ireland Protestant preferred good salary
Address VI. NJ, Tribune Uptown Office l23s Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Goteis.
'llnntlons UauIso-- females.

EOOK.-A Protestant woman as excellent
y family cook would assist with Washing IN a priN ITO
family Address lj7 West 33l st., third floor
NHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRESS.-An ex-
~ pcrenccd with reliable references may be seen
or addressed at house OF employer, 10 West 1othst
nRESSMAKlNG.-An experienced French
day week; work AZ homo at reasonable Cim5i
made from S3 10 SO Mime REDHON, 100
West 2Nth-st.
( ACES and CURTAINS cleaned and mendcd;
h hchu- abo1 dresses made 10 ORDER gloves cleared
feathers cleaned and dyed go 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

age family experence reference, dc. FAR
XNANTED.-Ma Maid 10 take charge of ladies'
W wardrobe assist with light chanberwork in tho
aSe;s %sh S 49, Tr6ane aSts Uptown Once ass Broadway
Gurouean advertisements.
NHOCOLAT NIER,
- ,vu,r,r,ov Awarded var / 1n iho
1873. DIPLOMA or HONOUR
CHOCOLAT MENIER, IN I2lb; and l4lb.
~ Packets For BREAkFAsT
" Twentyfhree PRIZE MEDALS
Consumption annna y
NHOCOLAT MENIER. Paris.
sold Every % and "a sou,srorsi Ns" fSHGcn fS5G
rVAMAR INDIEN. UNIVERSAL PRE-
n oenre me- for the imneGate relief and eectGa
Of eo stiga'!3n headaeGS Se &C. Sd
never prOduces irritation: J.. GRILLON, No ~ Rue Ram
buean. Paris. sold By all chemists
V'O KILLERS.-Wanted a regular, supply Of
take 500 dozen e. '@G Addrs;S sa,nE PgGs kr GzS
OFFICES 7S Gracechurch.s'., London f. G.
TO GRoCERs oILMEN and DRUGGIsTs-Farro &
ketcup Manufacturers olteaeh England supply their
ketchupn casks Throughout The world t'r terms Apply Is
above.
GRATEFUL-COMFOR
EPPS' COCOA
0rGs gGTfe x Of i5 e nq S1 AND Sy %ia 1a4
OF a% 4T ar RSpSfns al x eg dy
OIr beverage, which Us many heavy DOCTORS bls
such articles OF diet that cOn-
tuition b. gradually bu until stroug enough To resist
tendency Hundreds subtle ulailes arc
nOug around ready O attack wherever there weak
point We may escape many fa shaft By Keeng oselyG;
We'll forard III pure blood properly nouI!shcI frame
-rCiyil Service Gazette. 90
Made simply with bOlnng water OF MIX
SOld ouly in ackages labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists,
IS <S1hreadneedc ST., aid 10 Piccailly.
London, England
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
GRATEFUL-COMF0RTING
EPPS' COCOA.
JAMES EPPS & CO.,

Homeopathic Chemists,
S1hreadneedlc.s ST., and 10 Piccailly.
London. England.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-29

TIE U. 5. SENATE IN 'Sl.-The Senate.
at present, consists of 80 republicans, ~
democrats and Judge Davis, of Illinois.
This makes the democratic majority ten.
counting Davis; eight when he votes with
the republicans he occasionally
does, when his vote is not needed. and
nine without his vote on either side. If
republican senators are elected in Con.
necticut, New York, New jersey, Penn.
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana, and if a dem
ocrat succeeds Mr.. Bruce in Nississippi
it will reduce the democrats to n tie with
Davis, anil give two republican majority
when lie votes with the republicans. If
the democrats unseat Kellogg, rs thew
threaten to do,-and they generally carry
out their threats when they have the
power, there will be II tie when Davis
votes with the republicans, two democratic
m 'jority when he votes with the demo.
Gratis, and one democratic majority when
he does not vote. 1t is tolerably casy to
sec that the time is coming when judge
Davis will be II man of some consequence
AS he is already one of size and weight
in the Senate.