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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-20

Louisiana probably presents the host record
OF persons frozen to death during the late cold
spell OF any State in the Union. We do occa-
sionally find notices in Northern papers Of
tramp being found dead in the snow. sup
posed to be killed by the cold; but these are
exceptional cases; whereas here, In our sunny
Louisiana, frozen corpses seem to be universe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-20
OUTRAGE ana lntimid q tiOn.
boston GlobeI

When the Teller committee passed through
Georgia on their way to New Orleans the
bloody Southrons remarked that Teller
physiognomy was apparently modelled after
that of clothing-store dummy, and that
Rtdpath looked like a pan Of cold baked
beans" Thus do outrage and intimidation
flourish, even in the presence of the Federal
power.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-20

KRAEM ER-On Sunday, January ~. 1879, nj .
o'clock y. m. Joseph Kraemer. sexton Of the
Rnmpsrt Street Synagogue. aged 10 years. and
a resident OF this city for Al years.
His friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral on Monday.
January no. Mt . o'clock .. m. from bis late resi-
dencs. No 1Ts Royal street.
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10.

EvEHgHED.-- On Saturday, January IL. 81
ten minutes 10 ~ o'clock y, M. Mrs. widow
Thcrnas Evershed nee Emile Gabrielle Poul.
fault Do 0slboie, aged seventy eight years and
elk months. native Of Tours France.
The friends Of Mrs. Widow 8. Locke. OF
Thomas r. Evershed. and OF Col. Gus. A.
Breaux are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral To-Day MONDAY. January 2oj. at .
o'clock .. IN, from her late residence. 10 Howard
street. between Canal and Gasnnet streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-20

IGOR EENT-ONE-HALF OF A DOUBLE
u cottage. containing seven rooms. situated
on Perriar street. between Pension and Gen.
Taylor streets, Sixth District. For further In
formation apply ut he promises. Jal0 15ts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-20

shippers whose orders failed to arrive In time
for Saturdays boats. the DANUBE will leave
TO. DAY the twentieth. taking freight and pas
sengers to all points along He'd river.
JOH. A, AIKEN,
jR21 n No. III Hravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-20
ll'-Ili--a 'ssa i--a7-- =-77s7l7
rOR SALE.

IGOR sALE-A STEAM CORN MILL IN GOOD
II order. Address Mrs A. LAUMAN. corner
Of Freret and Newton strests. Alglers. jat I'M
L,OR sALE-B STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL.
!. ers both new and second hand. Draining
Wheels. Pumps, etc. Saw Mills Cotton Trucks
Grab Wenehes. tackscrews, Crate Bars. Furnace
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works, Brass and Iron
Castings Of every description, Also. one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and ono email Propel.
lor at CLARK'B FOUNDRY.
Corner Race and Tohoupitoulas streets.
mn 1stf
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Of1Ce 81 the st. EhhTTes htreet Wa1JFORd
Company. corner Darondelet and Eighth streets
New Orleans, January -, 1879 Certificate No.
Of the aUi nj stock Of this company. dated July
Ia, 1873 having bnen lost or mislnid. notice is
hereby given that unless the same be produced
ut this Office within thirty days from date
hereof, a new certificate will issue in lieu
thereof. and said certificate No. 1911 bs declared
null and void. -
jaIi got " RIvIERE. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-20

Mindsn shtppsrs-Ihs w. j. Behan " III
leave TO. DAY. the goth Instant. taking freight
for Homer, Mnden and lake landings.
JOS. A. AIKEN
ia2O II No. III aravler street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-20

Company corner Of Camp and Canal streets
New Orleans, January ~. 1B7g-At meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the eleventh in
SEMI ANNUAL INTEREST DIVIDEND or
FIVE PER GENT on the capital stock. to tho
stncs holders or their legal REPRESENTATIVES,.
ist4 lot J. W HINCKa Sanreiarv
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BODLEY BROTHERS

DVDHEI DNVN UEhb
Have the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons.
three and four mule Cane Oarts. Ok Carts. Log
Carts, Rice CARTS. Small Carts OF every size. four
and six seat Family Wagons. Spring Wagons
for delivering goods. Spokes. Feloes. Shafts,
Hounds. Wagon Material. Axle Crease Cart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
fnll-slzed swedged and hardened Axles. Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing OF all our CARTS and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories at
Wheeling W, Va. fros, the best material and by
skilled mechanics. we can give reliable
guarantee meet any competition and supply
the large It demand.
Deput-sz5 and IT'D Common street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special Notice to Dra ymen-AlI drs ypnen
OF the city OF New Orleans are earnestly re-
guested 10 me- ct at 81 IT. Charles street on SUN
DAY, January 20. 1879. ut =. m. Tor the pur-
pose Of forming permanent organization
ja20tw CHAS. X. BUHDEAU, Sec'y.
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WAGONS! CANE CARTS! SPOkES
III. N. SOFIA,

streets.
Sole Agent for tho celebrated "STUDEBAKER"
WAGONS. CARTS and SPRING WOkK
OF NIL kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane Wag-
ons. Carts and Drays Timber Wheels Wheel
bnrrows OF all descriptions: Spokes. Follows.
Hubs. Shafts. etc. {: Wheelwrght Material.
Orders promptly filed. All work warranted
DEF "
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WANTED - SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
w and buggles Of all description. Parties
wishing 10 dispose OF the same will find ready
sale by sending the same to No. 80 Cnrondelet
street. Also offers large assortment OF new
work Of every description at very low rates
Call Mt No. 80 Uarondest street.
MO cot LIT MADDUX.
q En FOB PIANO TUNINQ--BEbT WORK
Vl:CO $50 Magazine. d. LEECH. Doirse
Pianist. jys1r
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WANTED. CITY CANVASS ERs -CAN MAKE
w from - to si2 day. fyr The great com.
bination" Hunters Perfection" Rotary Flour
Meal Sitter. etc. Special terms for agents for
parishes and counties In the rtates Of Lpuisl-
ana and Georgia. Apply to or address RkY
dal
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lar meeting of the board pf directors q semi
annual dividend of TWO PER GENT on the
capital stock Of the company .was declared,
payable on demand to the stockholders on and
after this date at the Office ~ the company.
ja1b lot II. HUAHD, Secretary.
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aud stnamboats- Office IT. Bernard Goal Com
pany. No. ~ Carnndeet street. New Orleans,
January II. 1879 Until further no leo we will
deliver coal TO steamships and steamboats, mt
the following rates: Pittsburg eoal. to steam
ahipa. slowed In bunkers, 81 rs per ton; 1T. Ber
pard coal to steamships. slowed In bunkers.
% 25 per ton Pittsburg coal. TO steamboats,. tbo
per box; ~. Bernard coal. to steamboats,. $50 per
box.
jai2tf w. 4. CAMPBELL. Agent.
Office Of New orleans and CarrOiIt0n
Railroad o.. New Orleans, January 10. 1879 At
a regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
held on tho ninth. A DIVIDEND OF TWO
AND A HALF PER GENT was declared out OF
the earnings ~ the past three months. payable
to the stock holders. or their legal Representa-
lives. on and after Monday. tho twentieth In
slant. WALTER V. CROUCH.
jailtd hecratarv.
ONCE Of sarOndelet Canal and Naviga-
ton Company. Corner Where and Toulouse
streets. Old Basin. New Orleans, December ~.
th7s-The annual election for directors Of this
company, TO serve during the ensuing year,
will DO held ut Its office corner Toulouse and
Where. on MONDAY, January 20. 1879, between
tho hours of II n. IN. md D. m.
do29 I'm p. TISNE. JR., Secretary
~. Woman. Ch- ls,ian Union Will
meet every SATURDAY, ut z y. M, at the
Carondelot Street Methodist Church.
MRS. J. J. LYONS. President.
MRS. II !. CooP. Secretary. de5 "
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY WANT Ed
IA Two or three gentlemen boarders 20 oe-
eupy rooms In one OF the finest residences In
the Fourth fGarden) District. They will have
unInterrupt cd use OF parlors. sitting and bath
rooms. In fact. the general run OF the house.
An agreeable party would do well to address
/ nnk Drawer No 4at Postoflee. mol II
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mInCkLI.AN EOUA.

WANTED, TEAMS, = DEPARTMENT OF
w Comm erce. City Hall. New Orleans. Dec
20. 1sTg-Wsnted teams. wagons or drays 70
haul goods 10 contravention from the levee 70
warehouse. Apply TO Wbafflnger First District
foot OF Lafayette street.
de27 Administft stor of Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
VETOEs IN M GOYrNNOR.

ALBANY, Feb. l1.-trOvernOr Robinson thin
even returned 10 -n- A-.snDly VIII ui. iect
TIE b.I t0 lice and mr. .ussioucrs
,yracuss. HIci provides thai the Mayor II has Cty
.hal 4 vacancies g. those OH - TIE Governor GAYS
he charter OF syrtcusa provides int these ofcer,
snail be elected nY tur reoplr. and that
'nls provision uas tlus Ear worked 80 rsilctor Y.
b..ldes. an election taxes "a tt-morOw in
th' city. trd Hl tIr IurUte operations nave ben
m td- Tor 10. tie fltr.fpr' tlink4 unwse d pas
Etv ~ this nature ~ DAYS tore tle election On
motion 81 Mr. .stcd uu Che aU,'rce % Lea IA lcr
Introducing he OiD the veto or the Governor was lid
on lac taUI..
The Gov rupr also r-tn med - Vifaou bis
approval maze Jf 80 rs. in arion to the cu-0' y
the City and County IA lil tie q ~ OF Buffalo; tne
settlement o.. ct- ing ou o. Ine cousit SUE. lun
thereof and OF fl. E'. Con JiI. Tue E"tO g'Id
and lllt hla. .cu4u-s Z h. absence Of t1e
senator guO II reduced me 0UL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

father-in-law. In railroad management For several
years he was president Of the ONO and Mississippi
Railroad aud one of the vce-preSideut- OF the New
York Central. His son. Arthur Torrance, mdlrltu
the heroine 81 tins love affair. Louise Ii. Anthony
He a Wal!-st. broker, and vas nor i
alleged. sufficiently PHOSPHORUS 10 support MS LaS
and handsome wife As she would have Ikea. IN
compatibility of temper i, said 10 have been th'
principal obs 1Cle in toe way of happiness ~ I"hR
ago a. September 1877, SIC applied IN the c2ui',
of Rhode Island for 4 divorce. and her husband
made no effort % defend the suit. Within u"nii
the divorce was obtained. Arthur Torrance l"lt'H
hI, father aud mother I'D European tour, anu i u
SAID. has not since met his former wife. VINO j. ho"
his first cousin by marriage.
Frederick W. Vanderbilt married the lady of bi7
choice VINO had assumed her maiden name after
securing the divorce on December z last 70 = a.
serted. in a private parlor Of the Windsor Hotel
where the clerks are Ignorant of the fact that such
an interesting ceremony took place o. that dav'
he name of the officiating clergyman mas p'ti
carefully withheld. 4 notice OF N" marriage, III
Is believed, was published at the time IN an obscure
religions weekly paper, but Murray I'M Soc.e ~
WIS only generally informed of the fact when ms
notice appeared three or tom days ago: " andcr-
uIlt-Antlouy-Ou tuesday, December L, 1875,
Frederick W. Vanderbilt 10 LOUIS. HOLMES daU- Il
ter OF the lats Charles l. An hOuv.' The son kept
hIs father ignorant of his marriage until xix OF
eight days ago. lie Was almost y regular inmate 81
his fathers mansion, " ale bis VIE wa. lNlHR win
"A trend on Murray Hill. William II. Vanderbilt i-
repori eel 10 have saIf something involving me lita
that 10 was easier 10 manage three railroads iuan
one Infatuated son, when the secret Ira'hel M
ears, and 10 have shown his ul-pleasure IN strong
and decided ways. Ii ~ uHders o"d that ne
happy pair" are dcbarrCd the parental MANSION
and deprived Of the parental btro-ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
! SDlLIL SENSATION.

FREDERICK ~. YANuLkBIL!'S MARRIAGE.
~. WIS -.CU .TLY THr DIVORCED WIFE OF Al
rury .oHH.NCl LAST DLCtMB E-GONsIP OYER
1urET,.NI ANNoUN,t3iENr or 1Hf WLDTINo.
The Il..-t marriage n the family Of William H..
Vanderbilt was Oh tlerent scale from the mag
uIi..ur v.idiu- at -. Bartholom, W. about year
400. FREDERICK ". Vanderbilt, tie youngest son,
t Ihc fayorte grandson. u Is said, Of BIS grand
father tLa Commodore, who left The young man
TWO Million. IN ms own right. has married c.andes-
tlue.v the yprcrd wife Of bis fathers sisters SON
I'M Of her WORDS Of nS first cousin Alfred Torrance
Tins LADY, }. "a handsome blonde. WHO has a. ways
been a great favorlte IN New-York fashionable 30
cIciy. SIC is the daughter OF the late Charles l.
A .. naut "a prominent aud wealthy merchant IN ms
DIV ana though she is about thiry-two or thirty
i've vrar- Of age sinh looks remarkably young.
Iu. bridegroom, who inherited apparently from his
grardtatucr capacity for dong a. he pleases, has
t,uIv recently reac he'd his majority ana the two
millions the Commodore left hun. he looks some
gbat older than be L. and Is called enteTpTlSlng
young man.
Daniel Torrance married IN elder sister of Will
iaw H. Vanderbilt. aud at one time probably con-
.dered himself nyal of the Commodore. his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

. .r,an eyperierce 20 promote such conviction; ann
:. hcsld not hastily be said that such scouge TO
a. Mr. Gilbert applies In this piece Is not neeHed
'..,a.d The voice Of laidation OF everything and
-.vb,iy gets itself heard often enough. There can
- M great harm IN listening now and again 10 me
a., ssueyitV OF the voice ot reprooi - even
IVY ~ n speak through the laughing sncer Of the
- Most persons though, viii take the lighter
"a sircr view OF d" Engaged" aud Will only laugh
- , ,,,rry hour or Two over the ludcrous tango OF
r,- That tang,e no reader would nerc be thjhAinl
. Al 1rfsyel,ed. Enough ON that poiut. 70 say tnal
abs niece numorously and satrica'y concerns lt''i
i,b IA, consequences Of Scotch marriage IL IL
vopdcfuv delicate piece Of work IN IT'S construction
II t. pure comedy; yet TIE least wrench W.
,yrp II into broad burlesque and the least in7.n-
.or,tv on the part OF the actors would dro2 10
,,to the uttermost bathOs o. farce Agnes Booth
more than any Of her coadiutors caught Tie spirit
Of the authors intention; and tie result OF LEI
SOLEMN self control situations o. the most cxhHiA-
ing comic bombast was an image OF pericc: Ouie~qN
vet 40 delicate that the line between nature ana "F'
could scarcely he The tribute OF her audience was
euphatic: she was repeatedly called ou-and sAe Ce'
In My Tnsdc the Lit OF toe night Mr. James LOWS
also much admired bur this actor lacks the Po' VI
mind the elegance OF manners, the richness 81 huho'
and the vocal charm which wouid nave invested "S
character with greater allureucnt in the person an"
,eatnent Il sotheru still the representation IS 10 be
clrouiclcd "a full OF drocry. There Will he
abundance Of opportunity, though, to renrct
anon the aching with which fhis piece was 80 brilliantly
pusrrat.d The Scotch group made unspeaAaON
dbv NJ. Riggs Mrs Gilbert and Mise C"We4l; ana me
rs1e Of the scotch character and Of rural simple
Itv In general may named 10, the east Of tie
M ,, OF This extraordinary work Itis long since our
stage nas put forward play rlll Of meaning and
from which nav ne derived AZ once 80 much amusement
and a. much salutary thought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

Tt is high time that our Congressman were
looking e.I.a r some good man ~ he .e&j -2rIE o.
o- fr- tFa. az Keprrse natives. NJ. Randall l~ nor %
our ,rtG.ol, 10 be thought Of-, NlcksoIrE Herald
prUI
With q newly made million of dollar IN bis
vest a-i DDS vtulicaticp T.teu steps TO the tr'l b.
.-.r I..ur rs must take up The sec ud nao.e
a-. D.. s brilliant llsJrln- l-. l-cLI4-4 CONNER
Cla 'G..f
The Literary Bureau begins to boom. 4
dr. Il 10 ia. eaJr papers which ar.tL Us f,- tr~tt
we I. ,.I- r-A, out for TH..r. Ir joan ht.- IS
ever o. .- -r I. anything no ~ f.-t against tL- nl
r.a-'....u. DOW is tie time % begin. Buffalo LAlr.s
tEel.
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Ggeciai Notlcss

tq,er',,fra'' s'.a1 ss s qr N . i- o. a ~
,.a', MISSION i.arh.N hg-ouga A.egs. ,.rl,,,-.
' --ls-' V..aat, 4na .a4aI conditions - Hatf.
tl, nave ,-tu apalrciny ove-ttyti 2oR-rt statement
ot re y'-trr| ~ Marriage +7d VI tAr .leAh' 90 ,.Ft
-,'r ,i.l-ra, aI. of.y tnf Science ~ 7ai~sv y T.
Posi- Once Nouce me r'r.2 n mas Tor tas ~eeS enint
~. luer1storu o.. waJNE~nAY. a. l.aOp IA. 20. En.
roi, Do. -s ''3 h...t "a ,e ~ IN ~ ne
Tor rrlace tl~eL nr seaIlsp2 Can ALL va H-Vre; on
i- 81 v.,g a.. .ri,,i-. soc IIsn,arry CORE
.oop-,- Tor Rltan AMI - tnutu-n mus, De &c
' Il, Gq.,nt,owa i,cTrs.ranl.aea ,or oernssy AID
france specially aidre-,r' on ,Arg kDAY az
a. r -r.,p n,ence Tor O. rnlllv aui scotland
% ,oarA.7 81 -s,ei. and a. "a tos ,S'44ni atesh
,'r' by ,,rsr,.hp roman >en,hamp1'n .nd Bremen.
lie ~yOmius batavia Adr stc anu cry ., l1ea
ri ,',i a- Ua1 Girvto,gu -asanIa 30. lravr New
iS'' i- -'' . Vs,.YorE F-hruar, 20. Toe for
Au4tr4... g. leave ,aa Fjaqeist" N1,en ~, e,.,,.
po.,onae. New York. February 1850
Kepubhcsu Central COMMITTEE -I.rsui-r monthy mcer-
in. = Republican h44 5'dsL. ucAr BToa0"ay This Tues
''' joseph [. pINCKNEY. Temporary Chairman.
s 800 . 9H srs;;s Temporary Secretaries
-ure Cur. Tor Lung Throat and Maiarial Di-enses-
RYE AID ROCK" A. PREPARED Nv M SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOGNIZES DIED bY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR AY RYE
AND KO,K."AND TAKE 80 OTHER o. PER LAEoE
bottle y VAN BELL, % CHAMBE!t7 81 sEN IN
DOORS WEST OF BkOA DWAY
"Three-Baii marx packages ,os PSI quail
The bs. Inferior quantities ~BLCkDISE - the Des,
Laundry Blue.
TIFFANY & CO.. UNION SQUARE
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THE English GLTF CLUB.

There VIII be another Afternoon OF Eng
ish GIee-." Chickeriug Hall. to morrow There VII
,e cecs and pst songs by Spof'rth. Miss Agnes Zn-
,,ruaup Attlrbury King. r. !. :. stevens, Caitic'tt
and sullivan Mss Beebe aud Miss Finch viii sing
songs the one Covers SPINNING song the other
Bsrnbv's Tie years glide by" Nj Elard VIII slAs
Bales Goodnight. beloved ana NJ 70 barl VIII s.o-
-p.iiyar'- Inc snow Lies white Ine pro-rauM" ~
am attractive one ana several Of the pieces are familiar
IL mi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
0HALNhAcEUENocRATIC ANLNWIEs NMAINL


II 'I' - Hsou, OF ihomastOn an honest money
1870 a.d az luDoia.Ic men, uutslut 81 party
u.s. D. tl- 4rkn0wictec1 il der at tht Dciuotrai
80 i' ne H.u,c. Nj Brown, ~ bangor. "no = Re-
!'.f+ TO "- worth sOIuc S&UO 900, and pays lax Ola
i.-' 9t'V"Ji elected the taxpayers TuDnd. - To"
49, 'i Too Dfreub4ck wing. tr. - least, o,pres io
-ooi .tSt Two =, l.tleu4 u. - Thoroughly uHIAe
.'o.. pift. liar. do uOJ Work very uaEmOuousiF ~
- Aoi-es,; aud on several occasions Ar- " iis5u
- az c-..-i .bun % chd-fire III. Brown s,NtirN uu
"'"l u th" House. On Irttt evening" "a discus
- Du Vh tlc Fee HIGH school Act Nj. bl'"u
s 14- iLai Mr. Wilson WIS Que or the " u-sh
49,. ~ pIrues J" 10 contract 70 sweep
80 tue 81 mn tax" Mr. Wilson. who "a lows Do
1eu ~ question ms honor. DdIatcy rCtOrted from
.s seal =" IL a ur snd goa kuuW ~ NJ. Wilson
70, ne nDOr Wnen he admin. red 70 the Bangor
Iutf east CATION such as Aas not been adLIu
Ecu - member the floor for many Years. or
H. Lse NJ Wilson, VINO = usually one Of he most ia
u lneu Was 10 towering rage, and was DOT always
'aArlafF IN ms lresSlOh-, as Tor instance when
tac M. Brown aud, VITA ringing voice sdld ~
"a are . humbug and cheat. and hur 10 INTO your
.iShoue lace" The speaker, WAC - not equal TO
sgencF OF this sOrt Vany tried 20 check M Wilson.
"a bieWn WINGED under the lees laah OF " son,
replied "a that Indicated thai sOrIy
'-@' he Lao Mistaken hls man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
TRUST COMPANIES CALLED TO ACCOUNT.

ALBANY, FEB. 1.-The secretaries of the
Ssw-York Life Insurance and Trust Company, the
United states Trust Company, he Union Trust Con-
pauy and the Brooklyn Trust Company, having neg
Iected to transm!t 20 the General Term q state
meut of the accounts OF the County Ireasnrer
OK Chamberlain Of the several counties Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
srsPICIoy or FOUL PLAY.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. Ian inquest is in
proeioss to-uight the OF Jennie Passmore, Of
Marlborough, girl vino died ia house In ths city.
The testimony though strictly msantial, bears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
MIDNIGHT WhATHEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Ni1iousls Ior he -rsf ~ honrs

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is, l IA. m.-Rain has
prevailed in the Southern states win fluug baron-
ccr variable winds shiftng nortuerv The western
portions rs.ug barometer. and .ght fll IN tempera
ture snow has prevailed I'm New En- gland. the Miilo
states and the Lover Lake region, with increasing
nor; bpas, winds. falling barometer and IN the northern
portion, lower niperaa-e. ear or fair weanet pre-
walls 10 Tie Upper LAKE region, and partly CLOUDY
weather 70 tlr Northwest. The barometer j. low It
Pitt,Uure and L-hest In the Lover - Lawrence
FSley.
fti1.e1n0nS
For the MI.rc states, light suow followed by partly
cloudy weather. . agt fall followed hy u-u- htr,wC-
ter variable winds sli, nG 10 uorhcrlV and westerly
amt "A if.ht fall 100 t.Ur"r turr,
For N..u-Eug aua. c.ouI, weather and snow. NORTH
rl>t winds shifting hrrlv and westerly. flu1g
followed ~ rising barometer. and stationary or ssht
tail ia temperature.
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AIBAN Y.
DnlNGS AT LIE STATE CAPITAL.

FRIGHT AMONG TuT FrDRRN oPrICT H"LDFRs-A
DULL SIS Gov or rH@ L.GTtArURE-e UT
Sc M CONTRACTORS.
There Is some arm among Federal oilice-h0ldcrs
at Albany over = ruu1r ih?t they are 20 be re-
placed by aEpTod friend. Of the Administration.
short session of tine legislature WAS held /;
two veto messages were Tece we'd from
the Governor and . f,w bills we're introduced. tire
most important of which l. one authorizing
the ENLARGEMENT # the Clinton Prison az
an expense not Co exceed 100000. A -u't
has been brought agaiu-, l.. J. Peek,
George Ialbotand " liam McJrao 10 recover -.
sol, which, It is charged they frauIuieutly oh
tanned from the state, rs contractors lor furnishing
material lor the State Asylum at Buffalo
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nprr1sH AID roR AZ AMERICAN TOWN..

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ia Victoria DIS
patch says Her A.Jcstys steamer osprey, four guns,
q taking coal and ammunition under order. for slka,
IN response TO the appeal OF the citizens there eho
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