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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
True IEMPNRANCL Reform.

. LECTURE BY THE REV. pr. HOWARD CROSBY.
The Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby delivered
lecture On True Temperance Reform" IN the Anton
Memorial Church in Forty-,ighth-st, last evening He
was introduced by the Rrv. X. Heber Newton, rector
OF the church.
The fundamental principle OF temperance REFORM SAID
the speaker has been the total Abstinence from all
kinds of alcoholic liquors by everybody 1his principle
has been supported by arguments drawn from natural
science social economy and scripture Natural science
ahrms that any alcoholic Nquor Is poison, aud shOuu
rot enter system. FROM social economy u mas oeeh
affirmed that the Of iquOr however moderate Is
the beginning and an example TO Others u't le"oS 70
ruin; and from Scripture. That the VINE used by our
Loru was uualoohUc, aud that the law OF expectancy
oure ma 10 avoid any use OF alcoholic liquor lest our
brother be nunbed b. tue indulgence. But IA majority
OF scientific men that wne Is not poison nut
may properly be cldssed with food There are
lens OF thousands of moderate drinkers Who are not
drunkirds The scryuIa injunction Is " drink It, out
in cases you tat 10 Tor brother Ioou u
me- aiiitdc win respect to moderate drinking as
sumed by many A4poIHnce TeIOImoIs dtlYes away
thr -uuiurt Of the better class. The drunkaTd l.
held up uLioituna C. 1hr tIaIed.ctiuhS
I'm IN, way the great mas the better grade OF iuen
are made apatnetIc on the SUBJECT IhrE 'oeo
interest ia "A cause which adEanc euCh iaIlacies
TD Gas. iermcutcd wines AID malt nqUOrs
with distilled spirits a. like pol5"us Il $50
fa,,c,ors Inc former may Ur taken TO excess
the latter must be taGeu to excess II tak"n at all
4 Jaw to pr.hlDIJ the sale aud usc Of The latter az
beverage would be- moral sudsiun tntt "Oult app"a
10 me- common sense }. man Mora SlutsOn without
law Will never prove successful IN healing Ihl- great
public ueeT the class of the community VIII hted
nutlnns hut the strong of the law, Let the Ia"
show tho distinction between triDcutcd ana nlhit
uor on one side and dstlicu hqu"r ON tue other L."
iu,,r.sulIrnt he tuc penalty D"tI dUuko GcsS dud
the sale a. alcoholic liquors. Elect lcgStio's p'usru
20 h, reform. let NeWNoik be represented by the
nominees thc shops. Go Iutu the pI.uaTe IS ana
nav, YOUR say LnSt the cries or the OcaI-eT'd H. lnh
ar.s WhOm yUu have allowed 10 10 your 20 itic tAihs
ing hitherto. To- It that AL yout public 'ho - oe
plplLrd against rum power, ana II II not Oc Ols
beuTU yOu ENJOY the bills Of a political mlIehHlum
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NET-JERSkY LEGISLATURE.

sU-P;RINIENDFNCY Of MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES
TAXATION or RICH MEN AND CORPORATIONS.
(FRoM TnE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE oP THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON Feb. 13.-The Assembly only was
IN ssslon to- day adjourned at noon until Monday
evening The events OF especial interest were two
short steps toward the solving tine problem which
tr ublng tho pubic mind throughout the State at pres
ent-the question OF municipal debt and taxation.
bill has been introduced. and to-day up on second
reading providing for State superintendent or mum
cipal expenditures and finances. Tho proposed official
10 have power to examine into the finances OF local
GOVERNMENTS and N gut prove valuable check upon
pcty thlevery, lis would be IN giving
the public clear I'd OF the financial condition of the
cities of the State IJs next t. impossible to ascertain
what the debt OF the various municipalities are jersey
CITY Is said by some have Sl2OOO.OOO debt, ana DY
diners ST. 900 600. Estimates u Ne"rks dtDt rance
from So 100000 all the way $l3 100000. Some gen
era supervision is necessary but whether The bill IN
question would provide 1t il not PLAIN IL VIII not In-
prohahly be killed by general antagonism 10 the
offices. The utEer DidHch OF Tue bul9rc
came up in u resolution submitted by Mr. Robinson. q"
PaSsaIc directing the WAYS and Means committee oI
the House u ~ rlHrr and submit bH IOf Tue Deltm
equalization taxation, especially III reference To COZ
lectK Xes upon the property oi corporations hn per
sons OF means THIS IcKs itr OF thr COMMUNE cry
against the men OF wealth. Dnt there are doubtless "a
yi. IN other States patlcu arly Of r property of cor
portiiOna xisuG under special acr. The difficulty ~
rnulaing tine proper measure Il great ana the coui-
M viii have 20 exert liSrtl.
hIll was intr ducrd leg ng certain extra cOinpcn-
NATION ana the Assemble bill permitting the
reissue ana registration Of coupon bonds was pdescd
Pleas 0 Ocean County at 400, and tue bl extending
The time for completing railroads already begun.
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nuIn AN Mts.IssIpPI LITIGATION.
THE TABERNACLE DEFEITED.

MR. GuLsToN RECoVEDs HIS suBNCRIrTI"N-lHE
JUDGE > DECISION.
Tho snil OF William !. Gelston against the
Er,ohlyn Tabernacle which has been On Irlai IN the
Bro,A N CITY Court for several days came TO rather
M. Ap,ctel termination yesterday. several Witnesses
w r., called IN reference the subscrpOns. and II was
then announced that the testimony for the defence WAS
closed TX JUDO Morris. the plaintiffs counsel SAID
Iha. they had no; within $1,000 or $4,000 Of
proving the entire amount.
legal question argued to whether or not tho
plaintiff had waived his uGLt to object 10
tao suDscl puons Of February II. by hl' nc
zion IN subscribing at that time. ana then Judge Roy
mold, rendered IN, detis on, holding hat TN dnieAddLt
WAS bound by ihr terms stated ~ Nh kmDaU ihat-.h
whole amount of tho cbt suou he provi"ed for brfie
pledges were binding. and that the detcnco bal failed TO
show h.t TN. condition htd been complied WIFI lie
, decided that ,uns -ripous uiIdc hy married women
amt minors were Legally binding. lie was sorry, hc
sn In ntyo To u7 conclusion aud hhd lrrI 10
0ud a reason for sending e cas- 10 tue jury ANA pac
n thr rosponsinJ upon D.. Dat there Was no warrant
I'm surn ID course. he therefore directed tnc july 10
,,,irr "A verdict tor thc p.tuuh for the tul amount
CLAIMED II - Is. motion new irdl WAS uihu"
ANA denied. Ihr case Will undoubtedly be appealed
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DGR4LIcT couyTY rREAsURERs.

OswEGo, n. Y, Feb. ia special COM
mlttrr Of O-wego County Supervisors aided by an ex
pert accountant. hsvr been examining the books
aud accounts OF tnc late County Treasurer. Luther H.
Conklin. have nearly finished suoh examination. The
total amount OF the defalcaOn reported To $50
900. Ii reported that It began IN 1860 the second
year Of Mr. Conklin's term OF office aud continued
through all the period Of his Ii Is further
ported have ginated manly through the reports
the WAYS and Means Committee of tho Board Of Super
yisors aud bo found appropriations for circuit
and court eXpcnss and miscellaneous purposes Repre-
rentaiyrs oi Mir CDnkIln's estate and his hail
to-day proposing 10 COMPROMISE by paying part 81 the
deficiency, which part Is varlOus reported from - to
80 per cent.
Count. Penn, Jacob X icmhIu. EdEar PiuchOt rui
Henry b. Wcls were tO-Iay chosen arhtrdtOrs In IN"
ease Iiic County AGAINST me utfaulilng treasurer
James W. Qck The case - 10 be heard on the 1ih oi
Mare. mex.
CISciNNsTI, Feb. 13.-The Commissioners Of Cnaui-
paign COUNT, ONO nave GtriG'd To Remove James l.
Bl0sc County Treasurer, who mas been detected IN
sIdTglug taxes.
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rEIBr7L TO i ThNARABLE AR1SE

made Nv W nm X. O'D1rovan and purchased for the
Notoua. Academy 81 Design. Wa, formally pre-
,.uiei 10 the society Wednesday evening. The pre-
scuiatlon was made the library OF the Aca-
deuiv m which the bust had been placed Tie
room vas veil nled with HE members OF the society
an turr furud~ PaIkc Goodwin made the presentation
address. m winch lie paid a LIgn tribute ~ Mr..
Pasr as an artist; he commented tho ptcu-
llr traits 81 personality when ne sad char
u bust wa. received III bcralf of thr society By its
prrsi cent, Daniel HntilEton. Mr.. Page himself Was
i,c.eit a. ti close Of the picscntatlOn cGrTcs~-
was 70 MI O'D.uovsn. Among others pferrnt were
Jouu koscIs, TN sculptor, Eastu JUhuson FREDERICK
,.ud,I T. VI Wool, + Ad,iSO. Richards. Alfred Jones,
L. -. l.. Greene. j. "A. Beard. a. +. Believe, ". H..
Beard, X. swain GInJId and J.. Ci0Pecy.
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THE DEBT or IENNESSEE.

NETTING Al BNT1MoEK or HOLDERS or THE
SLATE BONDS
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.-A meeting of holders
Of Tennessee state bonds ued to-day approved tho
proceedings and 40 ion o' tho hondnolders AT the meet
ng recently held NowYOrk agreeing TO scale the debt
10 90 the dollar Among the gentlemen present
a Ine meeting to-day EnOcn Pratt repfe SenDg the
Peabody Institute Of this city which HOLDS 1854 900 OF
Tennessee bonds included III the endowment or the
Institution by the George Peabody At the annual
meeting OF the diroc of thu institute last night tho
ard passed resolution agreeing L. acc ut III common
wi, 0ncr holders Trnnrsseo bonds. nrw per cent
bond 90 per cent OF the amount ~ the debt or
cent bond for the face OF Ill" doOt accrued interest
LIZ mi IIi III.
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BUSINESS 1hOTDLES.
A rEINAll nNNk CLOSED.

ROCHESTER. y. Y, Feb. l3.-Stottheimcr,
Tone co.'s pauk closed doors to-day. Anticipating
a run on jhc bana the HIm decided 20 suspend. They
clitct to Tay all demands IN idil.
wINuGNG Up An INSURANCE COMPANY.
PoET JEEyIs, y. y. Web. l3.-IIc Orange County Ma
iual IRE Insurance Company, at Goshen y y after
.t,.iai .re,r over tors years. have been forced
Ia II u nu-iuess account II the heavy losses lately
sustained.
II sPENsION OF : NtTGONAL BANK.
RICHMOND. Va. Feb l3.-Thc Commercial National
Bank Of Petersburg has gone INTO liquidation aud Is
closing up It's affairs rapidly possible. It's cOndi
tio II said 10 be- sound and lo,ss- Will result Ia any
one TINS the las, Ot the Ntoua! banks IN Petrrsburg
the suCcuubrd III the crisis Ol Isl 49,
TnE NANUPACTUEEKs' GAS COMPANY.
PAIL RIVER. Mass, Feb. l3.-At meeting Of the
creditors 81 the Manufacturer Gas Company to-day.
the latter offered IN final settlement 10 pay 20 per cent
Of tho SJOOOO 81 fraudulent issued ny Charles H.
SiickHry. Tao fUImCr treasured The propositions was
taken under Amusement.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

MASHINGTOS, FEB. y, lSIb.)
Nv Dr,p GENERAL: con. rAtu ate you on your con
Hrmat on II is a great gratincatlon to me: We honm
able 10 You and will prove. "IcNe' n HiEhdI
~ Inc conutry NJ, dce is thai the once De cOnduc d
ON strictly business principles. and according 10 tne
rules for he civil service wnch were ttOnhirhdea ~
the Civil Service Commission ~ lle AunIn % ~
General Grant want Won 10 be- perfect lnorp .nn'n
Of mer influence from any qu'rlri, htheI my rec"n,
mcudaiion, nor t1at 81" secretary oDeIHdh' nol " H.
mcmher of Compress or timer Influential person must De-
specially regard Il. Let appointments ana iomoNhh, w
made on business principles ana according 20 .t. nH
rh.rc ,Inst be- assume few places tilcn ~ those
YOU personally Know 10 b" iFus "Oitny, oul its'c, ~,
area OF patronage Ia tht h"r'W Vt mn a. Kr,"'nr
b put out mere because hc - frcnd 10 Mr. Artne,
good of the service should o the SOL emu In W.
Ies means yet presented 1t seems To ne arc the f
recommended 10y the Cvl I've o1, am ad
You approve OF he messag,, aud WSh you 10 scr M,
FIJI thai is expressed implied in II Is faithfully carried
Asaln rsiulanc YOU and assuring yom Of my en-
tire conf ieucc. remain sincerely H. ID HALE
General +. a. MKRIH1T
The President III his letter Surveyor Graham con-
graduated aim upon his confirmation and requests MS
hearty cooperation In carrying out tue suggestions ID
bis letter 10 Genera Merritt After CONTEMPLATING
Colonel Burt upon his accession to the N'Val once
President Hayes Is attention to the fact tha the N'
val Officer was one Of the Cvil Service Commission III
,a72 csays that he experts hin 10 render valuable
ist.nce 10 the Co lector the work Of enforcing the
Civil Service Statute.
Colonel Burt said, yesterday. thar the ne" b"ar'
would not differ materially from that OF ISL lie
rather favored commission or experts from eicn uo
partment on examinations with two citizens as wit
ncsses the Board Of Appeals TO consist OF the Collector
surveyor ana Naval Officer. The great trouble now
he claimed was to devise plan for the re-
movaI OF inefficient men III the service, most OF
whom had been appointed solely On personal or
notical grounds As q general lule he stated. the
m # inefficient had the strongest political or per
spual bacRIny. The chic difficulty would be 10 con
vince the public that the plan would be- carr ed out
fulihfuily and honestly, AMI that removals would De
made ONLY for good and sufficient reasons Tie prreen
Custom House ad' iuistratOu, he claimed, would not
permit tue competitive examinations To DO uscd 10
cloak for the old ~. tuuds Of selection.
The Collector has also conferred with Postmaster
ames on the methods sppOn, mcnts in ms dt part
mp
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RAILROAD INIERE6TS.

FORECLOSURE or IiE CHICAGO AND PACIFIC
MORTGAGE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb 12.-Judgc BiOdgett. In
the Federal this decided the long pend
Ing and IMPORTANT SUIT OF John ]. Blair. New
Yorx and some others who hold bonds OF tlc
Chicago and Pacific RNlroad. TO fOr'clOse mortgage
gwen by tho defendant company The mortgage was
vyeu 10 the Ncw-I0rk Loan aui Trust Company
10 secure pay OF 200 bonds or the denonlh
ZION of ri 900 each. Judge BiOi-Ct dcCICd that IN
iusIL0 10 all parties Interested tue mortgage should We
ioteciosed rs asked by the plaintiffs.
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD ELECTION.
BOSTON Fob. l2.-At the annual meeting here today
Of the stockholders tho Boston nd Albany Railroad
the old Board Of Directors ected Toe president
stated that NEGOTIATIONS III the Boston and Providence
Railroad Ior joint occupancy o tic LATER were pro
guessing
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI LITIGATION.
I,u,NAPotIs Feb l2-ID tne United states Court TO-
day b. fore Judge CIR, sham, william KING - al, com
plannuts vs. the Onto and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany, defendants, on the petition OF majority IN
amount Of tho second mortgage bOndhoders for tAo ap
poutment OF Robert Garrett. succ ssOr Of samuel o.
f. O'Del deceased, OF the trustees OF said bond
the Court ordered that notice DC gwen 10 the
ohio ana MlssIssppl Railroad Company and 70 Allan
aIn,D,l the trustee. to show cause within thirty
day why tho prayer or the petitioners should not DO
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
REFoRN ~ THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

,uu pppsmyy1,s LETTER TO COLLECTOR MERRITT
CONFERENCES TO SECURE 1IlE BEST PLAN
ron ,~cpr,stSG THE EFFICIENCY OF THE
FORCE.
Collector Merritt stated yesterday that the
coprer.poe hctwsn the Customs officials had not yet
r.su ed IN any definite action The Presidents letter
he said had been discussed, and its suggestions "o"u
bo faithfully carried They would not 20 INTO enoo
at once, or until some definite plan had been agre'u
upon II might he wo weeks or more. he added npu
when done the plan Of examination would DC gwen 70
the public so that applicants might know pree'Se NO"
IN not wnts mistakes might, and in ali probability
,ord occur Tho Collector wished It distinctly under
s,ood that il WAS the purpose OF the present custom
House administration TO carry out tho Presidents POI
lev 10 tho letter The letter of the President to Collector
.farr,ft ~ as fplioHs:
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HANGED FOR WLRDER.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 13.-Charles NcGlll was
hanged ID tu.s dt' 'o-IAy Tor the murder OF Mar'
kelley On The 2I OF Deccm"er. 1877. He awOke nt &
,ock tl- uo.niu, AID partook Of hearty breakfast.
Durs the forenoon he TOOK ave Of ms brothers, his
counsel the Sheriff his spiritual adviser aud other
frrud. At - O'Clock tine sgud was gwen 10 bring The
condemned mn 10 the scHfold. Inc cap was drawn
as, T. H., urad Tue rope adjusted ana uitrT short
nr,,c BY the K.y Liturup cooley, Nhcin WILCOX
.prug NC drop precisely fUuT and ball minutes psf
~ clg-1 Inr onIy words spoken by the coud M cd
nan Oh the affold were, Don't make any mIst4Ar
anon. t..t r, Pc"
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA dispatch from
Bodie says The in,nDors 4 the Mechanics Union went
ON s,rk to-day increase OF wages 81 reduction
In nm, hour. Of labor Tue strlkors pAraded the otis
and compclcd the mines 10 shut down uuul
their terms had been acC,drd TO. Iue bodte company
and a numbrr Of others stopued " rk. Tho sntcrn-
trndcut az the Mons Company baiflcAded thal WOrh,
ard the Union gave hm two hours Ia remove the haf
cades take the consequences Great excitement pre-
NailA
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IrnGL OF rLEcIloN coNylcrrp.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l3.-ln the United
States Circuit Court to-day The If Alex. Vaughan.
Judge Of Election In Prtsrsour-. charged with ballot
box eutlin. at the November election was concluded
the jury rendering Ncrdct OF guilty. Sentence VIII b.
pronounced Tomorrow. The evidence showed that
wJtu the baliots mad been cfnpitd of the box
counted Nlg attempted To- drop humber 81 fraud
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MRS. SMITHS MARRIED LIFE.
GLIMPsgs OF DOMESTIC SCENES.

GLIMPSBS OF DOMESTIC SCENES.
RESULTS OF MRS. SMITHS PASSION FOR RECIIISG
sHAKRsPEARI-ATIHNPTs 10 IDENTIFY BENNETT
MAR TIE SEINE OF THE MURDER
dozen witnesses testified in the Smith murder
trial yesterday. The main portion of the evidence
tended to show the unhappy life which the dead
officer led with his wife and the jealousy which ex-
listed between them. Other testimony related To
conversations with Mrs Smith before and after the
murder. Several witnesses tried 70 identify Ben
nett % the man they had seen block from Smiths
house about tho time the murder is supposed to have
been committed, but they failed to recognize him
positively.
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This !. Die way AN Irish woman pmt It: a

Inns n tIr Way an IrlFI NOlniH put TT
member VI u family Hnlcn Wt- q servant few
year, since married widOwer with children. Meeting
linz mead Of his can IttIOu day. Irsny i'll
1urrd Well. how Is the nissnsf quito we'll" was
Inc answer. "N.-. and hos iUos she along with the
coilIu,i" oh hplrudiGy." Does she. Indade. now
We. Ncli bless her heart, mssts l. woman 0f rare
common suppose she lets them sHss her just
II they were her own"
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LIABILITIES or BANK STOCKHOLDERS

BALTIMORE, Feb. l3.-'Ihe case of the re-
celyer of the CnariOte-vIe VA National Bank against
the stOck holders. upon Their diyldual responsibility
recover tho u value of the stock held y Them wa, sci
for tra IN he United states Circuit Court to-day rr
con r-rucc and without Smus 80 trial cuInpIuir s-
was N rtcd bY wnlCu the rtOckhod'rs IL pa, O.i
GEMS on he dollar, IN" case 10 be d4,cuut uucd.
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charged with being accessories to ths mnr'er
OF Joseph Rsber. whose body was iounu III
shallow stream IN December last were
brought before Judge Henderson today on
writ OF habeas corpus number OF Witnesses were
ana that all OF tho accused brid polces
on Rnbers life. and that they held frequent s
and cODsprrd TO Cause his death and get ths iusu
money The prisoners were renamed 10 tue oNS'0''
of The Sheriff 10 answer the charge at court.
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Mexican silver one. worth about 81 cents in Ameri-
MATED RRCRIPTS

The foregoing tables show an increase in the esti-
mates of expenses those Of the current year OF
jSl 900. They also show that the total rocelptS
mated eAptusCS.
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ported M requiring action OF Inspector and Tor
which Captain Frederick WHITE Us responsible Second
Lieutenant Harry Reade Gath Infantry will report In
person 10 the observation-disclosures OF Recruiting
Service. assignment to duty In recruiting for his
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Captain j. +. Viii
aon I'd Artillery, IL appointed 10 act rs inspector ON
certain camp aud garrison equipage nnd quarter
Iuaster stores Oh hand tina WaAnngtOn Arsenal re
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MUEDEG 10 RECOVER INSURANCE MONTY.
LEBANON, Penn, Feb. l3.--lsIael Brandt,
Henry Wise. Josiah Heinmci and George ZrcumEL
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THE MERCHANTS EXCURSION
ENROUTE FOR HONE.
,op ,,recuANrs VERY SUCCESSFUL IN NHNIss AND
HOPEFUL or LARGE TRADE.
~ THE rRIDuNEl


HOPEFUL OF 4 LARGE TRADE.
nj TELEGRAPH ~ THE rRIBUSEl
GALVESTON, Feb 13.--lhe American dcrutatiop
arrived hero today. after run OF sixty hours,
demonstrating that the Journey from New
York to the Mexican capital can be made IN SIX
DAYS. The merchants sod readily all their samples
in Mexico. and received large orders for other
goods They lind that Mexico will give SPECIAL en-
coura cement TO all American enterprises
The grand ball given in honor of the Americans
VIVA attended toy the President Of Mexico ana MS
Cabinet. The Americans received an enIh's'"s'V
welcome In Puoblo on their way home.
Excursion parties visited the sugar growing
and mining districts and make favorable
renorts. stops are being taken which may
Iead 90 great demand for American
agricultural machinery. The President e1pIesSed
the v-armest regards for she American PEG
pie and an earnest desire for greater trade "h'
them. when the deputatiOn called to say farewell
The dcputation in ITS report on trade prospects,
between the two Republics. Gays: t. We have found
eyeryShero only the most cordial feeling aud IN
bounded hospitality on the part Of the Mexican peo
ple and "A unanimous desire for cluser ccmnercia
relations with the United Statet We nave 0D-
served no special insecurity to elthcr person OF
property. OF any among any class 1" INTERNAL IN
movements or the development Of trade with the
United States. We have especially noted an earncH'
desire ON the part Of the puDhc men Of Mexico for
increased railway aud steamship communication
betyyceu tho two Nations and We are OF opinion
that tho United States Government should euc0ul-
age tho ,cnGmcnt that actuatcs the leading men OF
Mckee. winch is manifcstly desire 10 cultivate
the rrost friendly relations between the Two
countries, thus uniting them IN trade ana
interest, thereby increasing the strength Of both 80
that in n unity of interests may be found bond OF
friendship enabling them to MAINTAIN the true pm
Clples of Republican vcrnmeut - the prevailing
sentiment on the American Continents The report
is signed by abont sixty of the excursIonlSts'
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GEORGE Nj rlNNEY ACQUITTED

SAN FRANCISCo, Feb. l3.-The Secohu ,'ar,
ofG.o.e IT, P.nuoy, before Cuited states CIRCUIT "a,
r.,ultcd IN - verdict OF 4cquiital the e'u'n "a
I'M, ,a,ue u, on tho trial the first charge ..
,o,dtt tine Conrt ordered Ia, remain NJ . ns hs
asanst PInne,, JONI ilanseom ana o'"'''
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rL. ...Ar A.r nr Mnrr Walker applie.d, .

The other day DR.. Mary Walker SYa
tho la,lles' gallery Of io senate ~ a,ess %
mi "a, nm mere" said the dOOFAerPris I'D ih
cnmunnied by ladies'" But am sad,i IT, u. rlla
,nfn'tltr, doctnr" Thai maY be-" SAD 90" sd
Son can "a, IN here uuless you dress hAc 0OV'
lastun Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
MES. BCRGER IN THE TONES.

INQUEST IN The MALPRACTICE CASE.
REHEARsING TnE STORY OF COR. sAMMIss DEATH
MRS. BURGER HELD IN DEFAULT OF $4,000
RaIL-CusiROvE RELEASED on BAIL.