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New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
ANNIOTS JOR corr.

A BLOOpLFes PEIZE-riGHr BROKEN UP ny TIE
POLICE At THE FIrrY-SECOND EOvND-rHE
WEARY AUDIENCE ARRESTED.
The question of superior skill and cndur-
ance between the przc-hghters " Nike" Coburn and
Richard Goodwin, oitaS "spung-hee Dick" 10 well a.
the possession OF purse OF $50 for winch they fought
TlIday night az BrcvOou IIl In Iif -fourlhst were
left undecided hy the unwecone appearance Of the DO
lice Oh the scene The tght ended III dra" aud the
arrest Of thlTtyscNcu spectators.
During the nfly~rCund round, after the men had been
pumrcillug each other three ana thrcc-aTtcr hours
every thing tiIO Nu IN confusion ihy the Pu
ice" There was hurried attempt 10 ASSUME the ap-
pearancc of peaceful meeting. Cuburn SUNK behind
bar the back OF the room, and Goodwin tired put
on his cua before they were able 10 assume tac ap-
ucauince Il an excited political meeting the police
le~'cd the whole company, winch was marched by
squads 20 the Nineteenth Precinct rtu;iOn-hOuse IN
Fiuy-frstst. The tlHTtv-scven prisoners were locked
M for the night The and occupations given to
stead, who male the arrest, sHd that they the
most respectable men hc ever saw IN that business
At hali-ptst seven O'Clock saturday morning the tir
lsoneTs were sent go 10" Ity seventh street
Police court. JustCr Morgan was ruTpIsed AZ the
suectdbc lot Of prisoners az his bar The charges en-
tered against all except CDbuin >ud Goodwin were Tor
H>-Isug piiLe-tght, and against these for be-
ing principals Justice Morgan, after examining
the eXi'blta. consisting ot bottle Of cham
pJeIe, q piece uf lemon, q bood-staned towel, and
pa or sluver. NJ captured Iu The hail. Hnd hearing the
not establish the rae; that there bad been prEe-hSh
and discharged me prisoner. When C1hurn and. .GOud
win were arra.l.ucd neither showed signs Of the com
bat -avc q sieHt cut over Gpodwm's eye, which had
the O gore. The referee DECLARED the
nCit Il draw" aud on,-half th" riaEe-noEey was
given each. j. 1. estimated that had Justice Morgan
decided he arIr 10 have beet rt.h.At. the fines
the arrested spectators might have amounted TO SlO,.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
TITNANpo FAMOUS RIDE.
TIE ANNINLEsAEY OF sOMEWH HAT MYTHICAL
IVEST CELEBRATED WITH Professions,
SPEECHES AND A BANQUET.

TIE ANINLEsAEY or eOMEWH HAT MYTHICAL
EVENT CELEBRATED WITH PROFESSIONS,
SPEECHES AND A BANQUET.
FROM 4 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBUNCl
GREENWICH, Conn.,, Feb. 22.-The cele-
bratIon Of rather small and local event, about tho
happening Of which sCcpcal historians have had their
doubts occurred to day, and, IN spite o. somewhat
prouiious weather, successful. 1t was here that
General Israel Putnam IA said 10 taken his famous
ride down a steep declivty, swiftly pursued 10y the
British dragOons receiving, II also said, ban III his
bat. Tho day upon which this brcakncck rc-
treat occurred WIS the 2G'h OF February but
rs this Glanced too he Ash-WC dncsday, IT was de-
tcrniined TO XII two birds vith stone, md cclo
brate Putnams ride and Washlnston's birthday to-
rether The local historian hes rescued from Oblivion
event which writers OF greater prctenssns have pas>cd
over IN silence. In February. l779 TrSou, who was
me rnry Governor of New York was residing IN CouucC
tIcui with 100 British and H,tlaHs ana TcEi-
ment OF Tories Putnam was d Greenwich. aud came
near beng made prisoner, 2nl very welcome prs
oHcI ne would have nccp.
Whether General Putnam WAS the hero which Con-
necicut holds him 10 be or not, tie celebration
OF his wonderful ridc NaS q MEliy tucc",slu'
and patrlotic one Among the military visitors
we're tho Putnam PhaIanx. OF seventy five men,
all clothed in t"nln"ni" uniform. There was m.rcI
which they made and To- the Second Congregational
Church which was handsomely decorated for the occt-
sion a portrait uf G,IrIal rujnam beng conspicuous.
The church packed, and many were unahl" 10 oh
admission Here among other exercises an address
in which he told interesting tdlc Of General fdnams
famous Xpclt. He Wdg followed by g b. sumner esq.
OF bridgeport who reccd appropriate poriu in Que
Of the concluding stsnZas of which he made The follow
lug r,COmmC CudgtlOn:
Equestrian statue of Old Put ~ recall hinsnow,
In granite ana enduring bronze, place yc On Horse
n"cks brow
Aneran Grafton ny Gideon ". H0liscr esq Of Lifch
Ncld the procession was reformed and mo;rd 10 the
Icuox House, where banquet Was served under ,hr
supervision OF ladies' committee Numerous srco hos
were made hy Ncs-Is Hawley. Jewell, Vincent COlycr
Matthew Haze Smith and others and letters were read
from many dstn ished characters WhU were unable 60
De
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
THE STOCKTON EXPLOSION.

FURTHER DETAHS-THE LIST OF DEAD Ncl IN
CREASED.
san Francisco, Feb. 23.-At the time OF
IN. explosion the indicaor showed for'v pon"S
prnssure There was heavy hre IN the '"'-
mace Both ends Of the engine were blown ou''
md the ay-wlee was blown into atoms FIVE mlhu'es
before the accident Engineer Avery was warneu tu' "
would never do TO work the engine In such cohdluoh'
Avery ansyered "She will either work OF oursI
Practical engineers and bOcr-makers declaien dI'c
examining the boiler this morning, that 1t Was IN good
order and safe.
Thomas sedgwlck, who was reported dead, VIII te-
,,.,..o, ris recovnrv IL
Frank Andrews is very Diuly l"lu''N'
Arthur Fnkham jr. is badly yscaded. and hs recovery
is doubtful.
Milton Hart was badly scaldod, and died thie Hl'''
noon oro -apor.ed
Men are SIN engaged in dragging the slough,
wounded arc doing as wcll could be eAptcIed ~
~ tre yictlns-Averv Wicl and Cosgrovt-were phi!Su
to-iay Tnc rest Will he buried tomorrow WITH ti9
cxcaptiou OF Folsom whose remains VIII DC
to hls family, in Maine. =. 49, ,,rooo
Parties aud balls winch were Announced 10 tahr pauo
week have been postponed on account oI tue Ca
nj
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY.
A QUIET CELEBRATION IN THIS CITY.

A QUIET CELEBRATION IN THIS CITY.
BUSINESS Observation-Disclosures by Diffh"
EST ASSOCIATIONS.
The anniversary of the birth of Washington
was observed Saturday this city by the closing OF the
public Offices and departments and by general Suspfn-
sion Of business. Tho SKY duh aud lowering ana
the light Northeast wind raw ard cutting; In the
afternoon and early evening snow fell rapidly the Oh
servance OF the day was private and informal and was
marked by the utter OF street parades and mill
tary paceants which in former years have characterized
the day There was everywhere lavish display OF
flags from public buildings and private residences
At sunrise Adjutdnt ]. GOnid Warner hoiTtcd the
American flag at the old fort at the upper end OF Cen
trail Park and at the same time David Van Arsdae,
veteran Of the War OF 1872 performed the same core
mony at the Battery while from the forts in the harbor
booIned forth the morning salute. little while after
ward chimes were rung at Trinity Grace and ST. Thomas
Churches. There was general display OF hunting on
the vessels along the river fronts Al noon the tautg
battery on Cob Dock fired National salute or II guns
The annual reunion Of the state Society Of the Cincin
natl was held in the evening at Delmoncos The Hon
Hamilton FISH, president OF the General Society pre-
sided and among the members present were Alexander
Hamilton James Watson Wcbb Carroll Livingston,
Alexander j. Clinton John Schuyler, Thomas Do Witt
Cuylcr and John Kearnev ROlccrs
The rupils Of the art schools OF Cooper Institute ot
sclvtd the day by literary and musical entertainment
At tho annual celebration given IN the Afternoon
Tuftcd American Mechanics, appropriate address
were made 10y the Rev. ". {. steele and the Rev
D. H. Miller and the principles Of tho ASSOCIATION were
explained ny W. 9 Wright. the president The suhj.ct
Of the Rev. Nj Steeles address was "AmcricInisn'
The members of tire Post Office Temperance Association
dincd at tIc metropolitan Hotel. Among the cueGtS
we're Postmaster James SIids B. butcher. Anthony
Ycomans and the Rev. Drs. Hatfield. DHHnell aud Pat
ton At the annual duner of the Washington Chapter
of the order OF United Americans speeches were made
hy Campbell Colonel Joel ". Mason Colonel \. J.
ii. Duganne, Joseph c. Pnclmey and ot9"Is. -. g.,
fall Of marred the pleasure OF those who had
expected fine skating hut during the day nearly 2oOoO
ucrsOnS the pond NJ Central PARK among thCn
several excellent lady sE9tcrS. match between The
Bergen Point Rife Assoc C,alOn, OF BayOn1e, ana the
MedfOfd Gun cub, Of Mcdford, Mass was shot on sat
uiGay each using ITS own range. The fo1mer club
won bv score Of do3 to I1G points, Large audiences
MED the yarious theatres ana Otner places of amse-
nnu1s nl hOtn INC matlne and cYenlng peIlOInGnCes
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
ANGELL IHE DEf1LLIER.

LIVES, Del, Feb. 23.-Ihe bark Shooting
siarclrIt ing pas-cus aId prisoner Char,4W An
cc the dtaultuR secretary Of the Pullman Palace Al
Cimpauv was detained on the canes by the gale and
only arrived III the lIcakw"cr at yesterday. An.
ge was brought ashore by D-tocIyr Captain Whitney
Frank and was quarorrG At the United states Hotel It
appears that LIS captivity hI, been made cht rs
uossbc for him. uud he has suffered con-
tucmcut since Is discovery ana arrest at Lisbon lie
seems 90 have realized thH it'r effort tO ~ old hu
srticIucnt would only be- Icludca Co ais ease, and be-
I. ana uus 10 ucttd To tnIrdsO at once. Hc not
aware when De went 10 Portugal That the United states
had 10 eAtraditiOu treaty win tbH country. He nr-t
went 10 southampton, thOnCr lJ RIO de JHuerO. and
reach Lisbon In one of The Royal Mail steamship No
delay AutC pdted HLd "a H. ttpCctcd hat hc VIII leave
Ltle luL lLIAaEO VI lAlladl IAIA OA MOudal NOT.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
rBEArRIcALS ar 7HE UNION LEAGUE.


The theatre Of the Union League Ciuo was
flied 10 its utmost last saturday evening tc occasion
being MI amateur theatrical performance Tor t'e oe'n
OF Mis-. Sarah H. Leggrtts Home for Business women"
The comedy produced g Lesson In Love, uy
Charles Smith Cheltnam, and its rendition e'iuce"
indus trious and skilful preparation.
Miss Iegcett opeped her Board n- House for Business
Women April l5 1879, at No. 81 Clinton-place. Inc
building is large enough TO accomrnodat" ihny
boardeis who, in addition to their board anu ,oagmt
have free use OF bathrOOm parlOr, uDraI' anu PHho
for the moderate charge 81 "A week Those aNahlhG
themselves OF Miss LrgRets home arc engaged IN sun
embellishments as stewards Macy's ana so sucotsS
fnl has the experiment proved financially ana oh.l "-"
that Miss Legget anxiousy steks q cxiend neI ac,ou
lnodatIous To effect this The sum OF $1,000 Is fPncu
aud as "a beginning the performance was gwen oh
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
THE CATTLE DISEASE.
PURIFYING BLIssvILLE STABLES.

PURIFYING BIISSN liIDE
EIGHTy-sIX cows KILLED on SAI' hDAf-
AIRY SURGEONS LAYING wAGfRs'
The work of slaughtering the sick COWS IN
,Ic Stables attached 10 Gaf Feischmau Co.'S ds'ii-
lcry az Blissve continu on Saturday undef 'ne
er.o, ,nspection OF General Patrick. Early IN the
,,ouIpg siyty-siH cows were pronounced uhhIec'e''
and we're driven The daughter houae In Jchnsona'e
t ,iresuuont. The mes: inspectos there pi'nouhceu
nroa the quality OF the beef after the animals "''o
Killed AT the stables twenty animals were selected ana
orIcmucd Their appraised vaiuc. which the Sthte w
nav wa estimated NJ from s. 500 In all $500 they
,bcu vtrc killed ,peediy and their hias sla'hed' 10
prevent them from being sold The carc1ssHH were sent
TO Barren Island Tho owners and their s'aeemeh et
pree~ci much Indignation at the summary manner id
which tho COWS yers dealt with.
A trr pcrfod or Incubation for contagious plcuro-
nreun0ll tles from nine days 10 three mOntha ana
an animal can carry infection when not suffering from
lacas ry nayin. been IN intact with those suffering
rom g. the abas which 1t has appeared VIII all DO
kent under surveillance for ninety days Nome OF the
.oue IN the stables Of Gaf Ilci-chman & Co. WIZ De
r,, Ell Except for slaughter II is declared that the
pu iuy- al 50 that they viii never he safe lor
caIti. agln. They al all be desroycd probably In
cJucnce Oftne recent published eiftemcut OF n1.
col and trte other veterinarians or ms cly 10 TUE
c1tc ha; no Csniagiou' peuTrneumoIS ,flst,a p, a.
BsSYilr. DT McI""u. Oi the BROOKLYN llcal'h BOARD:
has in,it"d them 10 call meeting OF the recOShzcu
veterinary Surgeons of tns city aud Brooklyn TO de-
clJc the qu btOI the losing party ~ O,dr IN" expense.
Ac1V Sunorins from pcuro- -pneumOnl Ia was driven
q ic -taRc SUc6t PpH'c station brooklyn, on sdt9r
dan ny en- nli man who said he had Oe"n told mat ne
could gej 80 cents for DONE. Scarcn or the nhuman
Ov VINO turned AdTlft wae undvniiing she Was
killed ~ ;he Bpa,I uf Health.
PlDf, Law ,taIea hdt was consulted r'spectnE
M sHso Staten Island last year, when pruya allied
cp gfcat oAte:t, and ne be leves still cX!-ls he r1
It Of is also reported IN Ike vicinity oI Motifs
tuWI. Morris Co y. j.
shipmcnts OF Inv stock England still continued
from Boston 3Un head gong 10 Liverpool on Saturday
Il they landed after Mdrrh 3, tea days Will be al
lowed Or slaughter but 10 removal rom me landing
pl1to will be allowed. The BitIsh Nic,-ConsuI mere
.tac, hat the yfOEibory Orier was precautionary
rrsIr, AMI will br alrd as soon as the tnfhtr
.,- nd u disease no Longer feared Ii" praises the
urOGlI Governor Robinson. Ire agricultural
>oceti.s nf France have requested tie French Govern
iient to fol bid importation Oi American ca. tie.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
RESULTS OF SUNDAY PISTOL PRACTICE

FANNIE May, q seamstress, age twenty-four'
, dr,pking beer with young man in the home of the
Nav family on the second floor OF No. 1852 Aheh-s'
Yesterday afternoon They amused themselves by nr'ns
plstol-balls at pictures the wall Some boys IN inc
ward grew curious and crawled upon shed 10 see
where the firing came from. The young woman
va" I and orjer.d them away when
tbc did NOT go she simply changed targets and fred az
thp The first shot brought down George Schu ~ age
iirern the bail struck uim III the Tlght de chuSluI
s,rinus wound The young woman clalneI lHdt .iir
sbnotIng was accidental. She was locked up III INC
Eldridge Street Police Station.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
TIE Ply. nR. NELeoN,s rrNERAL

The funeral services Of the Rev. DR.. Reuben
Nelson General Manager of the Methodist Book Con-
Germ, took place on Saturday afternoon, at ST. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church The attendance was very
large the Methodist Book Concern and the Methodist
Missionary Society being represented largely Among
the olefgymen present the Rev Dr. Cyrus D. Foss
president OF tho Wesleyan Uniyersity at Middlei0wn
"a fbs Rev Dr. Hurst. president Of the Drew TheO-
i0soai Seminary. The services we're conducted by tho
leY Dr. q. H. J.Gd4!t TIE pastor Of LAS Church
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
CELEBRATION AT NEWBCRYpoBT

WARDTs bIAIUE or WAsHIAUION INNLIILD ND
PRESENTED 10 NE CITY.
NEwBURYPORT, Mass, Feb. Edwards
bronze statue Of Washington presented 10 this city by
Daniel j. Tenney, OF Hew-Yerk and costing $4,000,
was unveiled yesterday at the City Hall IL the presence
M large audience. There large display OF mill
tary and general demonstration was made In honor OF
the occasion. Mayor Curher presided over the cere-
monica which included prayer and vocal and infIu-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
lr1cocK's roRors rLAsrRRs CURE RUPTURE

lady w.ttesi Suffered much from rupture low down
The right side of the bowels applied ALcocKs PLIs
TBE and used them continually. The fret N suasref
greatly AZ length thought the lump grew ess After
V days took Of the first plaster washed the part ami pn,
another the ond OF the second month the swelling
gone the parts joined and cured. A. first used
belt the plaster but week found the sappors
U! he plaster sufficient
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24

for sc,ton is,A inst lloyd, for Bsfrmors DIVA, a.,
Nsv.york MargherA D. for Pensacola. Mary Lovsrs"n
Savannah; goth inst, Kamsohatka HAMPTON ConrSS
the latter Bslocre 2lst INST Annanta Menotc ".
Philadelphia slo Belgium Dolphin Minnie CaInpbe a5x
irs' Grahsms Polly for Phadelphis Alameda Prince Pred
erck
Arr Ilth inst, Alert Henrik IbseD Ra.s, oot,
insi. Pad rhormann. Royal Harre. slsGrd Jari :
2lss inst, Davis, Rovs Charter, hagnns Uss.
Draupncr Onhir 22d inst hsrabsD Msthilde stella
Wright, SaDBsg0.
NoV.Yort. .rra Wan, from Baltimore via Halfax.
PDrMo FEB z3.-Arr str leasing from New York 70,
Ialll
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

mental music series ot resolutions adopted nS M, bv
sons OF Nevburyport IN New-fork. anu a" n,em by
the Rev stephen H. TynE wefr pres"hten;; ~ ~ ~
George limit on Washington was read by me nv.
G,orse ID Wudes which was followed of an orhto. nS
Eishon 1Iark of Rhode Island. procession "hs ,no
fnrmcd and moved through several streets 20 me -
ion ~ The stst,p when the ceremony or present. ~
,n"t 'l.cc MIR reuney was represented ny Ed"alh 4
CoGIn yy1o I'm short snecch. rendered the sta,n, 20
the city. Mayor Culrirf feSpohuou III
rna nrrenfluC The gift.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
ABANDONED AND DISABLED VESSELS.

The German ship Lima, which arrived yestef-
day from Bremen, brought Captain George l. lI'A
gerald and fourteen men from the bark Canada "es'
from ST. John y. b. fo9 Barcelona Spain, with cargo
OF deals The Cansda West LEFT st John on February -
aud Oh February l3 encountered gale which caused
her 10 leak. She became water-logged and unmahasc
able, and was abandoned on the same day.
The captain OF the ship Cavalier from '''"
Janiero, which arrived yesterday, states that "ncn
fifteen miles south OF IIenOpen, he spoke the pf'S D"
phin the captsln OF which had been washed overDoar'
No one on board know CATION 1t was too stormy 10
send man on board the Dolphin; but she was pio'''"
with directions 10 the Delaware BTeakwater -, .h
No tidiugs have vet been received from 'no nc
stcamshlp Zanzibar, which sailed from tns por! o1
January Glasgow, under the charter OF the Ste
Line The agents do yet give M all hopes o nca
safety and are inclined believe that sAe may nave
net with an accident 20 her machinery c,..
The Inm8n Line steamship city OF 'ncoIh4t
which lost her rudder her hOmeward tTlp Two Woehs
ago aud was obliged 10 return 10 this port loi Iepali
has been red To enable the mechanics 10 wotk Ut
night the electric light OF Arnoux HOckhaustn mas
been used with satisfactory results The Cty OF Chs
the fourth largest merchant steamship IN Ine
and large numbers OF people have visited her snce se
VAS IN dock.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
IMPEACHMENT QUESTION IN FRANCE.

The 7iu,es's dispatch from Paris says the dl'-
cu,s,ou ON the Impeachment question will probably
result IN u resolution reclting that t'e country
by votes has deservedv conde mncd t hcls
q, tho Ministry the 10th OF May. Inc Chahper vi
Deputies will then pass 10 the order of the dhy'
tF0r other Forsion H,los Eirst Page
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F,nb Ar,nw Hofcl-Gcncral Ruins ln2aIls, ;.
A. ex-senator Tholna. " Norwood of .i1orgmj jd f,N I,T n
Smyib of Albany WiHdsoI HofeI-Edwsi ara An'hs
Of Glscv Hfne Ite1L, der
ster N.t-. 10 K F,ti-Hiss Ada CavendisA. , n
touIt ot Appeals ... I1re Ar'nr' H.r'-'ou
,!cct John Hammond OF Crown POINT N on l,op, CIV
IlnlrI al -
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
pASSENG ERS 4RRLHED.

PROM LONDoN-By StrGmshR nd'y-Nrs Hayynes'
tl, Kisses T. and Haynes. Mr'. NleS Mrs. Russell H.
B.unrtt VI VI. De Lane, II Lamb, r. Dettey Nj. tr,
FROM HAMBU RG-By Ste4"SHiP n , d NJ a. T 10
Andrtae H. Herr Bandholdt A. AarschneT me Rev
gclfr,ed J Rurz +. Dnve Emle GIoOskuscl MIS- Gelaa
and two children l. X. Harlow Il. Bloch A. u hVch "
t,ehIscn. =. WOEeLs
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

en-, ,tsa, cal sun sets~ ~ 6:45 CLOCK fast. l3m. 25s.
Non sets 93i Noon souths. 2:56 Moons age. days
- uIGu WATER TO-DAY--A. NJ
sn,v Uoos o35 Gov island 1928 len Gate. OO4
@'' mon rO.DAI-P. NJ
Sandy Hook. Q:5s Gov. leland 1872 Hell Gate-.. VIo
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24

sketch OF DR.. Nelson's lie delivered by Bishop
Harr. Bishop simpson also spoke ,.
The body viii he buried at Kingston, fenn, ioTmerI!
the IL sldCnce OF Dr. Nelson.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24

are 100000 The capital stock is s22oooo Inc Inc
ninonnt due depostors IL $4,000. The officers OF inc
bank have for some time past contemplated quldauon
but the present financial difficulties here M
tile crisis All depOsitors will be paid Ia ii' iHe "'hA
was established twenty nine years ago.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24

CHICAGO, Feb 2 1873. I
Von. r. Btcpitfih.
DTAB sRi ! have given ALLCoCKs Porous PLLsrHp
Thorough Chilbsns which have afflicted for q.
yeas past applied strip the iufamel and ohin pa
the relief Immediate. used them for week ana
my became perfectly well. II you get AILoocKs
pLAsI there VIII be trouble about chilled frosted feet
Ny wife and self used them with tho greatest effect IN
b1cSscho and liver complaint They give appetite
the pit Of the stomach. Yours truly,
VIZ. f. HAIL.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
OFFICE OP THE HUDs0S RtvER CHRONICLE I
n. .-.nLn una.a hes l..r 20 L..h u lALA I

scARBoKo. Wesfohester Co, Feb. Il. 1879 (
DPAR DOCTOR: Fortunately neither myself nor the
my family have afflicted by serious aDen,
pas 5n Of escaped our due
share u the aches and pains to all For all the %
Re that form OF colds the chest sptsina
bruises neuralgia rheumatic tw1Ds-s and kindred peTeI
ties sVays find ready and reliable remedy In ALLoOcEs
PAsIRHs since their arst they have been
article in the family medicine chest aud common Ques
ton with us ia. " what could we do without themr
Yours truly, JAMES D. SWAIN
DT. Il. BBANDgRTH
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
Tnr o,wrGo CITY BANK cLosrD.

OswfGo, y. J., Feb. 23.--Ihe City Bank,
~ hitch Dclos wolf Is president VIII not open It's
doors tomorrow. Judge Moxon has appointed W. J
Barker, of Syracuse receiver The as,os oi TIE bank
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
TUE LATE REV. DR. BENJAMIN !. HAIGHr

The Rev. DR.. Benjamin |. Iiaight, who died
on Friday night, at his residence No. SO West twenty
s1h-st had been FOR nearly quarter OF century an
associate rector Of Trinity Parish lie WAS born ID lh''
CITY in 500 and educated at Coumb! College and the
Episcopal Theological Seminary. On his return IN
1897 from Cincinnati where he lived about three year,
he became rector Of All Saints Church aud are ~ Mn
tho chair Of pastoral theology At the IheoioSlCH
College which had conferred him the degree OF DOC
Tor of Diyinv lie declined In 1878 the election TO the
BshOpric Of Massachusetts. 81, ,,,.ho
DR. Iacht was a digent student and early IN HE be-
came remarkable Tor his acquaintance with chuitn
government and theology. For the past live years ne
has been unable from impaired health 10 DISCHARGE ny
active duties OF the ministry HIS funeral services Will
be celebrated to-day nj =. H., at Trinity church
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
p Q S r s GRIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GENERAL GRANT IN HINDOSTAN.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. I3i l"t3'

Fx-Presldent Grant has arrived here, amt IS
the guest Of the LicutenantGoveinor Inc F'ceroy "a
In in has Invited lin to visit Calcutta.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
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TgEyMouETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUr, -"
?ls BROADWAY.
Gam o. Noon. 81 s . N. AZ Ahn.san'' ~, %
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New-York tribune., 1879-02-24

PORTER's COUGH BALeAN is one of the old.
est and Dcs, remedies In use. % cents
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
Announcements
For CHILBLAISs, USE
LOCKS PoRors PLas1ERs.
OTFICr OF

'ma piece placed the inname parts certain cars
Also WON Oh the solo OF the foot preventive u cold
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24

STEEL FIRE -PROOF SAFES. No CAST IRON,
fROTBSGHAA EMoRr No is yeseyst
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24

rsyTpALrARK ARCHAEOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
r.rp.cr oy bFpoRr TOR WEEK KNDsj AT r. ~ FER -
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24

Grandfather wOnld not have died and his clock
woud have stopped he had eaten XLCR Boneess Cod
New-York tribune., 1879-02-24
Dr.. u. DRANDgRTH.

Beware Of limitations. ALLCoIKs Porous PLAsTEas arc
sold by all druggss Principal ONCE No 29i cansst New.
York
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