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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-25
Thr u.n. R.c--R.hn.rr.

PORTLAND, Sept. 24th.--There
was a fonr. Dared shell race between
the crews of the Cressid, Neptune
and the Willamette yesterday al
ternoon. The distance was three
miles. The Cressid won in 81 and
u quarter minutes; the Neptune
second, 81 and three-quarters; the
Willamette bad third. An inn
mepse crowd witnessed the contest,
Nj. l.. Reeves was Knocked down
on the public streets and robbed OF
$65 and his watch by two men
Reeves was badly bruised about the
head and face, having been struck
with a sluug-shot. Both men made
their escape.
rne Character of LIZ is'Asuse aSd
ConHCii.
PORTLAND, Sept. oath. - The
Washington Territory Legislature
will convene at Olympia OH the
first Monday in October. The
Council will be composed of six
Republicans and three Democra $
The House consists of seventeen
Republicans and thirteen Demo
Gratis, making II Republican major
ity, on joint ballot, of seven.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-25

PROFESSOR CUYAS, being n native
OF Spain and having special method of
teach ny, will guarantee to his pupils
1rst--a most correct pronunciation. aud
second-a rapid knowledge of the Span
ish laugu ge.
Tt.kMS-Two lessons per week, SO to 81
per month.
MAIN ST, No. q, near Pico House.
ps- Desirable furnished rooms in the
same house. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-25

THAT DREADFUL APPLETON, Epiiep-
sy, Commissions or Fits, soon becom es
firmly nxed by habit, each attack in
creasing the liability to a return and
I'D ling greatly to the di fficultv of arrest
INK the disorder. In The absence OF prop
er treatment, mere iaintn-ss, with
slight muscu, ar twilchinss, oc urring at
long intervals, In time become violent
commissions of great frequency and the
patient gradually SINKS INTO i,ubrciltty.
Ii RELIEF l. obtai nable at all after the dis.
ease is thus firmly seated 1t must be from
some Treatment whicn is permanent IN
its effects and VIII CHI not only has a ten
dency t. repress the attacks, but which
will remove the morbid tendency TO re
lapse Dr. Jtyne's AL erative has nap
PLY been found to answer this purpo,e
admii ably: 10 gradually changes the
morbid condition of he system, removes
the cause of the disease, and when Its
use Is continued for a sufficlent time, pro-
duces permanent cue. Let the afiii ct-
ed try it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-25
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
sTCSCt& ISNi'<9is'g.
MORNING. SESSION.

IAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND sx-
CHANGE BOARI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-25


sAr FRANCIsCu. sept. "a.
$40 Oohir, AZ, 43 bl 275 Caledonia, 255
80, 43 375 Alta, ca. 9
150 Mexican. 37X, 20i Julia, %, Is
%ts 80 \ Hin, lilo, 81,
90 q & q, 1Iss, 1ls4 Ito
s b & b. 1877 40 Challenge, 2 80
24U Gala, 5}ls, 5% 4SJ occidental, g. rs
22l savage. l3H, 1874 $50,
80 Con Va, 57s, 5S $50 Lady Wsh, Ito
20 Potosi. 5s6 les
ITO Il q N. 1875 1856 Anjes, LIS, l.e0
$50 Point, 3 10, 3 80, IL
3.25, 1856 200 Ward. 2.75, $50
90 IacKeL, AZ 795 scorpion, 3.1B,
600 Imperial, l 35 $50, 3.35, 45
26O Alpha, l7s<, l7% 30 y Con Va eh
IL Chollar, 81 l75 Benton, 20
10 Belcher, 40 ll000 Golden Gate, III
10 Confidence, 1911 81
3i5 Nevada AZ ,46s4 go Con Dorado, 2,
20 Bullion, "a LIS, l.96
l9j Ex'qper. 5A, 554 $50 Plutus, 225
80 Overman, 100 Min View, ~,
20 Justice, 3S5 271
2T Union, II, 72%, 1880 Mackey, l.70 Leo
72lz, 73, ?2s! LIS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. CUYAS,

Member of Board OF Instruction Of Los
Angeles Academy and CONNER
cial lnsti.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27

Nous of Ia Inc earSe,re iv auseouspI A e
 sNpNe aNt operate
 
 NN0T5 aan i ,n stomaeh bad momh of Q ,PpB
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27
Consnmntlon Cnred.

An old physician, retired from practice having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and per manent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections, also positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com plaints; after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive and desire to relieve human suffering, will send free of charge to all who desire it this recipe in German, French or Eng fish with full directions for preparing and using Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. sHERAR, l49 Powers Block, Rochester N. Y.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27
OUR PROGRESS.

As stages and stages routes are quickly abandoned with the completion of railroads so the huge, drastic, cathartiC pills, com posed of Crude and bulky medicines, are auckly abandoned with the introduction of which are sugar-coated, and little larger than mustard seeds but composed of highly concentrated vegetable extracts and are warrented to cure all irregularities of stom- ach, liver and bowels. Sold by druggists
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27
OAKES.

ACCORDING to an official report l60 Turkish mosques and holy schools were destroyed in Roumania and Bulgaria during the Russian occupation of these provinces, and about the same number of mosques and schools have been des- troyed since the Russians left.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27
THE AUTOGRAPH.

t seems incredible but it is true, that this mar yelous invention will enable any person in i've minutes time and at cost of ten cents. 10 print hity or more fac-simile copies Of any writing such as Circulars, Letters, Price Lists Designs. R. K. Manifests, Specifications, Notices, Bills of Fare, or any other documents from one original copy. For description and price list address Buxton & skinner. 2lg Chestnut St., St. Louis.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27

Just removed and fitted upIn elegant style with . supsrb new stock in the Woodruff Block, on Markham st., doors from Main. Alwsys on hand . well assorted stock Of wstc Nes, Clocks. Jswelry, silverware, Opera Glasses, &c., &c.
 LITTLE ROCK,
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27

TIE Indians of Western Texas use cottonwood leaf instead of whisky for snake bites.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27

Every Farmer, Gardner, Fruit Grower and Bee Raiser in the United
 States Interested do just what is claimed for it, and can be bought for the small sum of Two Dollars. County and State rights for sale by the Patentees,
 DUKE < PATTON,
 Nouistown, Ark NJ. B. BoYs, Retail Agent for Pope County.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27
fRYOYLN $ :i E :. S:;i; <: :: ;:

natural gift of seeing the past present and future through the human hair can seat any disease oi the system, remove evil influences, bring success 70 the unsuccessful, locate lost stolen proper Y, also minerals; tells of the rise and fall in stocks, when to make profitable investments; can bring the seperated together and cause speedy mRrriages;is is also palmetrist; read life from from cradle to grave; adyertises nothing but what she can accomplish. Cures Epileptc Fits, st. Nitus Dance, Rheumatism and Female Diseases. Persons living at distance can consult the Madame by sending lock Of hair year of birth, name in full, and on receipt of sl, will receive erby return mail, and entire life chart for s2. Office. s2l Locust Street, Fee 5Cc g. satisfaction given or money refunded
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27
III!Il!IilIlL lI very

 Epr o Rough ro,en .q ret Rah Rolls,  Hc and IargedG  vita
  a ssT @ saes wsas @ a Tnns Stages Cen.
  ereatet tmellca 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

NJ A,... ni.L-iusnp raDc+tpd her lecture
'lL'7 -A''.- 49,. -
'- Do I't'''l"' 90" .'.~-' "
TT .,.utu, ~iu.aV evening was chosen g- 70 Ky.
-.... mari. ... ,...,..,.e., ,,ifI tl.. t,.,-~e.
lir 'i"- ""-'i'' , ''' @
OF the city opportunity o. bear follower or the
..tf,rfi AMI -:I-e" express her opinions. mainly
....-
on ihe -li-r' TOT inc t'''.'''' ''" ".' ''''-
notice. The t.t.'r. vas neatly l.I !A orchestra and
i ....,t, ........,..l --,.1
".'' '- '". "' ''
r.f., tt.f.r Holm f8r-. d.. John J.. owens and VIE
r... "a ....,.. iT..r.c. r.,,.,rt Mrs A-,.,
uI.uug Il gard, " re-. Louise IIrd--, Daniel H. lilr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
ALLIrLE IRON DIX. GREEN.

DR.. Noryin Green, the president of the West
eru I....u 4 .r-rty. Company, las wr't"aa lester
10 C.,rkso, y z .itar regard 70 IN" pubcauon %
tire cuurr kilograms. He oav, that there has been
nisal-, henson a. to the position of the company
regard 70 A, kilograms ana ne desires 90 ylndcc IT.
m and rs present adm sTatiOn from any charge OF
r, bias ID lie conduct " the business OF tile com
t..v d. G.cen makes brief statement OF the desire
%. Tie company to keep all irIctrans com
United 10 70 safe from public exposure ana
SAYS ra., It rc-orted TO every Legitimate ana
.r.l,r .,,.c. c0uss.rn, With du- respect Tor tI'
al. hort, ~ IluI,ss ID prevent -uch exposure Dy
u,ly trans r. oI messages from the custody oi mana
GER. and officers rsr.g 20 be called upon W
r, lure rie. @, I'd. executive officers Iu New b.
' r.rfr lbs a r,~O luton o. the Executive Com CO
al D. Board 1i j. eycto.s, from ~ custody OF the rA
I'D, i've officers t.at o t-e E1ecu'lVr committee
l...f n t4e4 relates tie or uu- aucrs uI lnt SUD
,.1, ..l- uy , oll -r,,-, md continues; -
r .u.rr..,r Tie messages was tAeh ulau'' iut
, -..fl INC l.Ii Iuy lad urS,utl cuGea'oicH 10 IA
80. upou the Usircuyr c,nh4lttes IA,
'.,,..,lfy OF guarding tAe tc.tRiaus nom t"'''
XIII fT,l ..ls,loeu!e 10 Oi.cIS IMAM tL1s'
..r, ir,,p tner position upon tht, coI"ml' 70
~, n rlu 90 % their inspection IL ~ nt - Il 'u'S
,,,. -,fir,. IN al = matters vas btli''g lAI H-u
...artt. " were = werIess 10 Tax 4I mr. ~ t'4u
b. III, M , prr misses, Lud at ID 10 lAa""gL
Tor tr sDe Qu iOss OF The telrsr"hs la" us''u " 'L
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
INCIDENTS N CONGRESS.
A WORKING DAY ~ BoTH BEAN' HfS-iRANsfER "i
TIE IsuIAS BUREAU DEFEATED N iii
HOUSE.

4 WORKING DAY n BOTH BEAN' HF s-fRANsFER or
I'M IsuIAN BUREAU DEFEATED N NE
HOUSE.
WA,UINGrOy. Feb. 9.-In the Senate ye~ter-
y tEc proceedings were mostly o toul.e character
Professor ..r'. annual report wa- I'll. mItted Tie
CREDENTIALS of MI jaime. walker recently elected n
tr from Ar.austs were presented TIE senate iD~''d
up,n IT, amendments to the Naval aad tur Fertilization
Appropriation D. conference report was made on the
d to abolish the Volunteer navy, 10 TIE eject tha an
cer, mustered out should receive ore yeos pay ana
that medical officers should be adm ted o. the medlea
corn. of rb4 NY The report was adouted, and the
o.u WI, passed. Tho Indian Appropriation Dill was
,.r, r,.sed Toe Iorse M.--ssirpl Ltvee OIL was Fr-
ortrd without amendment aud placed upon a." ri'en-
OAR. 4 report received rom " sp'cN COMMISSION
noit, to reuJiae with tlt Utr Indians fora oon~"I-
dlriou OF their r,-cryouous The nate then passed
o., t5lov.u- bills:
For t1a raycr ~ three months extra pay tsod.eI'
a. ,lc " N.ttu Var. 81. .
sentences g courts martha a-it''F 'o 'eAi ''i I'I'
' N-5 ~, " 1ra..e for monument d, ch'ae.."
FOR ra, relc. O.. J1me- Clt .s,s Captain 70 Tie 9Th
Cavalry.
Teb.l f.r "a, relief OF thr administrator of Joseph
pl, t.1 va, .uIei. e.y postponed the oil tJr'oItA
Gle. -.t-er,n.- made with certain southern rai road
.,.inuic, fo. rolling STOCK and material Was discussed
..r Edmund. opposed tae ua- The SENATE aoJ, uiued
..-. Monday without taking acnau.
lathe U.I-. SIR. j.. l. T. L.a.. rn7 SWORD tn p. '.
.. vacancy Cans. b. me .ei.not Ley.r, D.. Doug u.s.
I.... or OIL. exchange o. defender notes Tor silver
. ..9Yura u:.. ---a-I-1 90 lul. T.r Army Ap.ro-
.....oa i. g.si.,a tl..uur The d.h.t- v.~ 'u 'hc
l.,o...ar for tu. transfer OF the Iutau Bureau Ih"
transfer y-,- rs sol. JOS General f-ei+ Mr. ilt-ee 'i
Nau-4- 1i. Ii.lrr, %. .dtua 10" Cannon o4 Ih'i-'
T audi MI * u. Ntv-lu!., aut was favored .} Pr.
Townsend. of N.. Y.la W. haoarr, n mississippi
Mr. I.r,,.u. r..n. % 1,Vl. "r,.-, Butler ana otn-
7 .-.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
Mns- l. EnLHLK TOMLER.

The death is announced in London on the
2G;h ul, OF Mrs l. Foyer Fowler viii OF d. fo"er'
the uAr-uolozi,t Of this city she graduated ~ medi-
c,,. ~ toep..,er y Y. and is slated t. have De-,
tbr first female ~ Ohsie re, g. America she
r,uqushed are medical practice 90 tbs ctv 80 l-G'
10 engage In lecturing England Hrr discon'es were
addressed ladies' and treated OF tue avs o. He ana
health and also gave lessons IN y mnasies enc
was 4 native OF Nantucket. Mass, ami was !neA4 ne
sc,udaat, on her fathers SD. ot B"tlaulG fT'h"N
mother Nrs Fowler Xas q dICcnt student. ana gIr'Js
inter- s-d n scientific researches. one tctUItu its
-umcr ~ the Mansion House, before The ladies % t
British Tempcrauce Sucietr rne II tghy SPOKEN OF ~
several Eugsn journals remarkable Tor the ulInU5
AZ her manner and Tor TIE .kAI which SHE display 80 ia
her profersiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
BOOBIES rHEATET.

One Of the most interesting OF recent
Electrical incidents must Doe acc.uut'd the r'ap"eH-
arcc ~ Acn~, Robertson (Nrs Boucicau %, which ".
be cf iea Tonight at Booths Tuoatre Tine lady was
long ru,l.. favoritc-w ming, and hpidn' Az almost
af ctiouse popularity by her bright ugeuuou' epl"
Der quick .ntcig .nc". her woman Dc beauty ana De-
ar. cs. ,tyle Of dramatic expression. Mr.. Houcc1p
VII .p,-rra al. F, O'Co,,nor. DO ST.. Bolectut's drama
OF " The Colleen Bawn." Mr Bsuo.cau himself 0i"
eusc; Bacs Tomorrow uiglt " Arrau-aa-posue VAL
b, represented. and John Broucha VIII ihGenpIa lis
original part ~ o. col. qei O'Grrfy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

The sncctacle of the "Bl5cb Crook Is
again TO DE brousut forward az N.a.o~ I-eatre I""
t npoa hi, VI prove 20 tGe admirers OF Tire sa-"
ifl h en- INST tuition so macy Of tc most sacred ln
t..c.-.of society are now cntwmedi Is. perA'p- 49,
necessary 10 designate. The Pnaiore' 10 We pro-
duced tui, evening vii. prrc,dr the Crook I...
stage wliu tae week just clos q. Aa' been oa'u.''
hv Kind %, theatrical target company, iu winch ~L -
d.rfu1I rejoicing the name or 81 S'cto has -..'
1r-'y damaged number Of apples. and oino' oy'
i.. emulation of the expert William Tell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

The comedy Of "Ours has proved exceed
,,.r attractive at Wauacl's Trcaue-a tact which i
eoal,y crcJtablc TO the public STE and rroWu'"- 90
enc interest OF this stage Il concerns p"'E"r y"
NOW that this excellent piece il std current sNth
--s ,.e uub ic be0etj, and tnc ENJOY WcU ~ them
sr,ld NOT De missed ~ persons Of taste RuIu'r h's
promu!ca,ed the alleged Intention OF Mr.. "''", b.
,,o.cntlv 10 bring forward "a rev drama. FROM the
French on suhes. already familiar 90 the American
t,eafrc rnder the name Of Pauline" The a1ar'-
zion is sitr brted Nj. Boucicaut. u Is hkY also
tnat Mr. walack viii produce drama OF ru.-'H'
merit which has Just been completed by George Fa"ce
prvp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
HONORS TO MR.. MCCORMICK.
DINNER AT THE LoTOS CLUB.

COMMISSIONER MCoRMICE's SPEECH on AMERICAS
FNrERPRIsr Al THF PARIS FxPosTTIoN-A DF-
FENCE or TIP LATE Pr ~TrrNT oRfoNS CON
DUCT II REGARD TO TIE CIPHER DISPATCHES
BY Or. NORvIN GREEN.
4 dinner was given on Saturday night hy tht
LotOs Club 10 the Hon. Richard {. Mctormick
Commissioner to the Paris Exposition. MI
Mccormick spoke on the FraisewOrihv enterprise
shown by American exhibitors IN their displays
at the Exposition. and OF the good results
which would eusuo from tins competition
Speeches were also made by Governor Bullock Johh
Braucham. Leon Chotteau. Geo. Alfred Townsend
Herr Non-z. Dr. Hammond, d. g. Croly and
Dr.. Norvin Green. President Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Dr. Green replied 10 the
recent criticisms Of the late President orion IN re-
gard to the CIPHER dispatches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
II. N. :. rINAFORE.

Since Bumauds buresque of Black Eyed
Susan wi. 3D. iu some respects, it r'seuoes-u' L"-
r-l utcr, o. in has oqGalcd ibc I.ufofr ei-,. w
C.t, ~ 4trth OF ,buudauce q popularity. AtTr"scat
tt. v.rs Is ultv.leut at uo less tlau five theatres
In ta.ciig ], has already made i'- m~rk az ID" S'
aarJ. wl,r. il lu be continued Tla' 's the SPOT "Ae.
IL t-st et.-.f-a-teri init az ,le Boston Museum
st.r.l1IIns.ul-1. In possession OF j'e LVceum IL Is
Now Oh. r. T.uduc.d 80 Tie i'tl Avenue Theatre
Nf...'. and ,.c Osuuc. ca Kiss in ID" Dark 81.
t,.-.5 I'D. ,Ii.. l u. ye..i. al jLo F.ltl Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
rA1.11nlNG RANk AccotXrs.

PoUGHKEErsIE, y. Y, Feb. 9.-lu tie Fish
XII Bank cut IN, testimony show. that Dear.y $4,000
% missing funds put into the Dutchess County
ore Nine Cashier BarOws monthly reports to the De
part at Washington show enormous discrepancies when
compared vim facts. One report showed oyerdras IN
June 1873 Io the nudt OF SOS. when IN fact they
amounted $4,000. Ibe CAGE stands udJourned
l0uCXt s.Luruay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
THE erlLIGHT or PUILiCITT.


y ... 80 49,. I..uI.tl., Euarl Were.
p i tL.' ... ~ .... ........s.
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stead ot tA.'.-l Z. lfo.. N .-.... ... .. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

sroken by Or. Green. however. he rather pleased
mn otherwise that an opportunity had thus b.cn
'n'Ted MAT gentleman Tor thus ViudlcatJn OF his
pred
spe~chr. wrre 0lsO made ny John Brough"m. Leon
Ciotieau. August Gerard. Ar Croly. Colonel Knox ard
"tntr., and the ent-rtnueu closed ~ lte hour "
the singing Il humber Of songs BY tc stock Exchange
len frft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

a ne also played the Gondoliers and Tar"ureio from
49, ycneza Napol." superby. Miss Laura schir-
-oor BOSTON singer made her DEBUT Sue bas pleas
1T I,,tle soprano voice and excellent method ana
y. sang Vedrai csrnc" charmirSly, though enc was
not SO good Later ia Rats sercnede' with Whcn she
took some extraordinary and quito unvafrant'o' n'''
- TN, re.t of the concert was good and the concert
,,on the c,,b will give next Srnray evening. ae IN
1T, the rorneration Of Mr. Rummci ought 70 &c better
.,.,...,.l ,p3n was tins one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
MIDAIGHT BE4THEH EEPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDlCATIONS.

WAs1INGTON, FED 10, a. ~, I713.
For the Middle States, clear or partly cloudy
weather. HUr,.cry winds. -hI Jug to castcriy and
soufA,tlv ~izUt RS, 30 lowed ~ railing barometer
.ul duIue the dAv. ...Riy r.s,ug lcWpelJtlf..
Fnr r. K puI. tIy colder, oI ttlr weather,
Witu uorIuwrs, winds TI.in- barometer, oiOWed
daring Monday uI -ht 10, al .z Octsr, rising teuI-
p,ratt.-e and south to west W.L.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
II Wasn't A ZOO ga JoB LITHEN

TUT NEW \ oEK TRIBUNE dcy0tcs nineteen
o.-,,' d, .., ya.4 o.. space today ~ IubI'dt"h OF
faort II Frioa before the Potter committee YES 81
.fls IA D. evident ne atOIes.Ad ow-yaptl tullh-
80 - bad, -t 81, Wy ~ w4ICI T. cdlCalr lie iIAsseH
~ - ,ira connected with the e. hers than 10
- ~. N,t,..yg All the jJur. ll.sic rope necessary 10
80 ~ o.e And 10 tLlak he sHOud IOOiiahiy Nv mat
ssuir .us the fl.st dayi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
Two TEIQUE ENTERT4IYVhNTG.
A BAND OF BROKERS.
TuE CoNCrRT GIVES BY THr STOCK EXCHANGE
GLT CHI At CfIrETEI>G RAIL-.

GLE GLIB 81 CfIoEEENG NALL
The bankers and brokers who form he
membership Of tlat privileged gu 4 of Hlmuon called
the Nrw-lork stock Exc.sngc are noted nainy for
phenomenal lung power AMI yOoa'izlron (not always
tuneiu). for perennial youth. the rreprssbl caiety o
college men. the occasional assumption ~ the 1lCny
81 Roman Senators; Tor umble ira H. and FOR their
pr citation ri feminine belutv L was In the frat aud
last If these dstIugu ,hmS tats that thcy golden
opinions nom their CUES at Chckcrng Hall on sat
urdav evening. The G"e Cub OF the stock EXchan-
assisted by Miss BeeDe in TINS their second private
concert, r'rdercd the musical programme IN manner
which brought out repeated applause.
The audience was noteworthy socially. since
the entertainment was supported by the suhscrp-
tons OF members OF the sock Exchange admission
was granted ouy invitation two-thirds OF the gen
temrn present were young in evening attire, ana
twosXths OF tn u!ieuce young ladies' who we're
elegantly dressed 70 suit their beauty Of person and the
FASHIONABLE" occasion. So theron gu.Y was society
Cleaned Tor is most charming young afies. and
c,ssiuly too mat slgnt Of the audience would have
been enough 10 make young OF other calling
turn broker At once. The com,ly matrons and good
looking young wives who formed another sixth Il the
audience, were evidence that tie same luck followed
the bald heads and the married brokers, when they
young blchcor,
sca- mad been secured by tn discreet and by O'Clock
tier "a- nor an empty seat, ia i!G4e;ie or GALLEY.
Among TIE gentlemen present "orc IT ytou Ives. P-
dent ~ bee STOCK Exchargr Rn-se -aec. Rufus Iutcr
bro4 T. L.GrauI L1cyood K fI b ,,.li IIriry N D,y
.f4iur- Brrs r.caif-, = Bri] ton. Ives & c.,
L.Gran' Eenedirt, l. s,n.p.. John X Nye-,
{. rc1.d.I czCuJcd s.ts D-.fc,-Arto-u-,
Jares 10 ic,. william W. H,-lcG. ~ Hal-t,d, Haiu.-
4 co., C. J. Osborn. T. b. Chandler g. ". Eu. Vi'uan
H-aih, James ~luhy,-, litv 4 iHIA, Richard d.
liart-lorge. J,aan. Nau -'halek +. $. Cuapn, /. Z
Jerome. Charlie Fearing. AoyauIer T-v1.r d. j.
"[T,J u; "a ~, ,, d. ga, v .' iou.' r.
ID. Wilson. G. a. YIN Devon ~. Chr g- CauuaH Jacob
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N.rrN IoNNerNy., APPOINTMENT.

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S.I lNIt>D,D ID oo>,uI.IE MB. ,D%KuNo-
ToHN~e>u SoT A FR-iNp or CONFINES.
10 the Euttor az Iht IrtbpHs
SIR: Your a..ya,th., state SHAT the appointment
of Nj! Maeu T. townsend 90 be- CAited
~-.:e- District Attorney for tue Ncrta,ra District
OF \.V-Yur,. i,r.carIrd a- tending 20 hua2 tue
Administration more into harmony with the nA-
i5rity of the Republican party, ,.rc. Nr. Townsend
rs a strong friend f Mr.. Couh.ns.
Pernap, Mr.. lovu-c.us appointment may tend
to harnon!ze the part, bat it Will NOT lee
bscqu,e he is the friend of Mr. ConhiIrs.
ra,c i, no fact IN Nco-lork personal ppH-
rc, better known in Washington than Nh
Nar.fn l. lown,cal's persona. dIa.iAe Of
Mr. Couk.m-. The breach between them,
caused "a, the time IF tLe Electoral Commission, ha,
meyer been leAlrd. For ms own part believe tia,
fret to have baca the controlling one in making
tae appointment. | have 10 doubt that, If
Nr. townsend had really been pronounced friend
Of sir. Couklngs. he never would have been ap-
poiuted. Yonr-. NCW-YoEAER.
Bdsh sgfop, Feb. :. 1879.
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