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CUSTOMS.

Abstract at tho Itennrk& og Schultz Iscfore
the Huw York Chamber Of Commerce.
speciai Hspasch n 7hs Ttfaane.
NEw YoaK, jan. :l-The Chamber Of Coul-
tnrrce held special meeting to-day to discuss
the report on revenue reforms. The ruport
pr0poscs to substitute botHe-msrket Yal,sca for
values Of Imported gooda. Jackson 8. Schultz
stated the reasons which prompted tho pro-
poael change. lis admitted that neither
BY ule method suggested nor any other
can smuggling b. prevented when exotbtans
luttea make this ccntrab.ud business profitable.
lIu thought. however, that tllo difficulties be-
tween the Government aud the merchants must
satisfy everybody that We cannot 70 along much
further with the preacnt metfIol. Ile described
n detail sAc abxur<litIcs of tic curreut sYsteuit
aud concluded that 50 seal arct it, complications,
and 80 liable ID It u pcruait ami oven encourage
undsryalustion, that Aonext Importing a. tue
present tiins IL Impossible, ud, very
SOU. thetu viii! ouly rcma!u The agcnts
Of foreign manufacturers 10 suppfy
OLE consumers through the tobb'ng housca !1e
considered tho question OF thv Substitution ot
specific for Ad-vslotela dulles, al"! claimed II
would bs 4 yast i.nproyencnt, but lliat unl-
form duty on tho articles consanaed allke by
sIchs aIll poos null neyeg Ineet. thp approval .!
tbs people. 1t Will b. perceived that II q home
valuation Is substituted substantially On the
plan suggested luust Of the obnoxious methods
nux employed will Le entirely duns
AWAY with. There will bv III
loil; list Vt Imaginary charges astatsl u, tu-
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lntrns!fylnE tho Furcs and Reducing tllo
Cost Of steam l'oweF.
iStU York s4a, J4M. "a.
Probably every une TINT has seen locomotive
has noticed tho heavy iron weights tl,at counec.
thu drtY.ux wheels on the sides opposite tint tu
whtch thu connecting rols arc affixed. Thcse
aru cailcd counter weights. When t,e rods
In rotating reach the lowest polus On the
Wheels, they spring up with jerk
t!.at, were It not for tue counter weights, might
throw The wheels from tbs trnrk. a. II IL, thu
wheels aru sometimes llftet wtIcn Luz rIuls ilY
up, mud ata then pounded against the tEurk.
Owing TO the lack uf uniformity iu the rotation
Ut tho wheels, this coursv VI the locomotive
In tbs boilers ef steamships tllcre IL u siutIar
tRckilx, unsteady movement at = certain pcrisnl
during tue eoiup1eklun VI tue circuit by the pts
ton rods. This u especially noticeable IN l'I
vessels, In which It nlakcs i heaYY shudder
from &tcul u stern.
An:engiuu was shown yesterday 1t Eos. 10
and u Liberty street tut IL satI u opyflte thls
llllicutty. II " cai!ed I two-p.stoE- balanced
engine. Ia this tlr &trzW u admitted at ooth
culs Ut lhe cylinder simultaneously. lofeiuX
b1th pIstuus ta &lir ccntre. SkcaAl u thea 9t.-
ulltteI tu tle eeutrc between the two pl4tous,
anl they arc forced back to tile euds Ut tie
rjltndGr, which cu,lpfctc lie revolution. lie
1oryv Vi the steanl Ii euhn II within the yY1i-
der, aud Is not transmitted tu the beu-p1atc Or
fra.ue. Eur thtt rra>on, Il IL said, suvA
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beat, nnti led his forces with eonsummate skill.
Ihe Attendance was N large Al # possibly
rould be for the very practical reaton that every
scat and every available inch OF standing room
WAS utilized, Mh'i there w1a not even "roon for
one tnDrc.H aevcFal persons who held standing
room tickets, md who arrived In what would
commonly be called HRotNl Acason,' found that
4 stand In the veatibu1o outside the auditorium
door WAS Rfl tltat Has loft them. Before 7:30
O'Clock the galleries Here closed he, Ausc they
were crowded, nhd even before that
hour The fortunate holders OF tickets for
reserved seats On the main floor found no little
difficulty In getting through the sestibulc,
which waa crowded with those who wore too
late md still 10th to depart. The uo-atars pco.
pic who cau,o ca foot began to arFtvo ne carly
as 6:S0 o'clock, and, having once secured seats,
waited patiently for tho curtain to rise. The
carriages bcRa,, 10 roll up about 7::D, AMI frun
fllat time I'LL after there were two continuous
etrcatne, one at each entrance, tcposltinH their
burdens Of wcll-dresaad humanity un.lef the
canop!ed entrances Not less than Js3 carriages
by actual count were "ctcckcd" ia tic very
successful mauncr adopted by the manage
ment. II js doubtful whether nny like
attraction In thls city ever cauaed
such display OF vehicles mid such an outpoar-
Ing Of people. There wero in the house 4,:aD
people By count, and they represented $7,5ln.
Besides the people IN The house there were nun
drcds outside who bought "atimtsston - tickets
with the full understanding that ti.ey could not
not IN, and With the ayowed intention OF tAk!ng
their chances Of getting In 1t some other per
PurItani."
This evening the :" "Hugucnots " will bo given.
, 1879-01-24

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
SptctoJ DtspufeA to TAe Tribune.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. &l-Thc Evening
Ntsco'uin gives tho following particulars Ut
singular accident which happened on tho line Of
tho Chicago Division Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
d st. Paul Railway, near Racine junction, at 4
late hour lust night: Passenger train No. On
the Chicago, Milwaukee T. St. Paul Railway,
which lcavcs Chicuuo ut 0 o'clock p. H., met
with novel and son1ewhEt startling accident
last night whrn within a milo and half OF
hwltchtng freight train on ihc fY' At the
Junction. the brakr-cl,atn Of detached
car broke. 4 brakeman on tho car
immediately Bhuntctl tho information to the
switcll.tcntcr, who, fearing rui-t,1, switched
the car onto tho main track OF the Chicago
Division. The Rrade ut this point is down, nnl
the car, therefore, was B00n speeding rapidly
ChlcaEoward. The brakeman kept his port md
covered hfs lantern with red silk hand1kcr-
chief, hoping that The engineer Of the approach
ing traEn would observe the tmproyIscd danger
tho junction tic express came Numbering along,
apparently Unaware OF the obstruction. Then
the brakeman mado haste to scramble down
fr0En his LOFTY pcrch Anti await resulth. The
engineer finally discovered the car and whtstled
" down brakee,h tile fireman At the anmc Instant
jumping for his life. 4 collision resulted. Tile
fseight-car Was knocked into sn1fthcFetne. md
tts contents OF oil OF turpentinc fired. Thus, In
addition to d collision, tiers was pretty Lively
,n,l n, warm eonhagratlon. The shock Of tho col-
lHlon hroke a patr Of trucks Of the passenger
engine, a,,d inflicted other damage, ~ repair
which will cost about 500. The cn9!ne was dis
ablc,l. 1s course. and another had 10 be dis
patched from this clty TO pull the train through.
Hence It afriycl several lours late,
, 1879-01-24
CUTICURA RESOLYENT.

For tho treatment of scsofula, scrofulons. cans
crtous, an4 caMxef huu,ofs, such bronchocslu.
Eo!tFe. or swelled neck, csntet lin the !nciPlsnt
ssaGe1. mud whttn tho virus ~ inherttoI). canccr-
u1A huUoss, tnfhors. and enlArrrn.ents.
cunkcr and caukcF humora. mercurial and
lead poisoning. enlargement, ulcsraltun. and
cxfoatuh Of The homes, usccrs. sores, sbacesses.
soses sweiled soro iss ia @ soses sna .ounas ana
auch utacr nnnfcntations Ut scr0fua hip disease,
spinai curvature. white bwcllinxs ricket4, carries,
necrosis. and othtf affections III tho bonet. tniatn-
nation VI tho eyes. running sorca in thu ears, aud
liberation OF the nasa castles, tunsts, and tAtua
IL we'll nlvh infallthc. hn feason 1t IL IL f0unl n
ts ability IL attack aud destroy the germs Of iuhcs
ited aud udcontagioua dtscaacs Under ss healing and
restorative influence the elements OF supp1ans
thurs OF dtsssse. Ths life. .blood freed from
ruptIng Impurities ny the Iteso!.cnt, builds up and
beauiidcs every satt of the human auatomy with
the radiance of pertcel hoalth.
In oil skin and scalY diseases when tho akin u
bot and DIR. the b!ood fevurIsh, tho ltvur torpid
sAe bowcla constipatrd. thu HxsoLvKAr shUuld %
laken freely whtle usiny tho CuTlcuna. 4 euro
thus niada vii! tn permanent and aatssfactorJ.
, 1879-01-24

cation of largo ntimtcr of mtfee but the
Weld ia rornnarativriv mm1crata in ,nf,st nf
iilcm. scyrsal Of tntm, however, arc stcni1,iy
worked. md Weld a fnTr rctnrn tu their ovncfs,
When tic Tje Horn Mountains arc thoroughly
explored. mnny believe that great bonanzas Wifi
be discovered.
Cppncr ores are found IN eeyera1 localities, and
nromtse we'll, Larpr lcnoktts Of iron arc found
twenty-five miles northeast OF Laramie City;
near Raw1ns, and IN other localities, Exten-
siTc beds Of sulphur haya been found on Bear
pilates and bfcatbonntes Of soda arc found n
Immense quantities. Petroleum II gathered
along Green River and In other placer. Large
beds Of excellent EypsuM also abound.
The report says TINT "tho distribution OF
COAL.
IN Wyomtno IA N viii, that m enumeration Of
localities IL imnussible, The uusiity is in tnost
catos yery suncrior nut1 the yrins Ria IN thick
It yjeids coke Of Of 0ond % ouolItv, III To the Pscttic
T,fiwsv 4hcsc ir,mcnso hnd. ~ coaf. rn.nv oY
them near tic line OF tho road, arc OF tic very
greatest importance. They a]eo supply fuel 70
the NV to tic Missouri Riyer. 'e '''''''' ''
valuable mineral sprinrs' hot and cold, Of
soda. SULPHUR. and Other ingredients, have a.
ready become tie resort. q iovaiiIs, with tic
Though consfdcrab)e sections Of wyoming
bnvn I'm icvntcd hv natmrc 10 sarn-hr,9h. lin.
ber Of various ktnus Is abundsnt In lie nount-
aims md alopp lie strcams a,NI riYere, Game.
from the elk md the bear down to tic grouse,
Tic earo.Gen. mi inrkral,I,i,. ahonnda md tho
waters IRE storci Viii srcckleti trs,ut mi oti,er
fooi.3sbea. with such m ahundanro of coal.
nu,I n, manr rivers an,i stresma rushing down
IRON hcr snow-clod n,ouutajos, tic Territory
furnishes any amount Of facilities for manufac-
funnr. '
rAsron11, REsouRczs.
Tin h,,,e,, .,,t r,o,,nt an gro..c. ~ ,yvom,,r
~ a.ennn1in ,1 LII, All hcncn io,n.,f;c .,ts
,,s +, % H. ura ah,nnauso rna T
.ta ts nsu sneo ~ ~ NV ttsssna @
s,'' ~ r. "'.ina ~ .i,,,ss
,I,,t ;, w srn;t,u 49,, n f"tss
snn1,'rscn ~ .r,,rs,nn mi III thcn son'c "f IL
co,".is "n ;hn i.s'isr fr"i,s "nd fs,r av.rsnc
eenr. 4'o ""' ""' 'o's' A'"''o ''''9 -"
cF9Pa: ,,.,.,,,,,. =, tvxo,,,,,, t.. ,ro,t .,,.t.
,,,hsG ny H. mss r. " tos - H. was.u
.ntnc,,1,ns m h,t the n,rits
~. ..tsar m1 !. h, aa.nr r.ar.
ahiy i.i, 1ro ns !, n9v "thcr nt ,hc po'g.
y ".tn tts " 81 III ,t.a,sns NV ~ ~,
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an engine weighs onl7 onc-tiEth that
Of the ordinary engine. The weight
of the rectp1ocatinR parts null the force applied
TO each piston being exactly balhnced there ID
no htrain between the cylinders md the pillow
blocks. In fact, theFe may hs said to be m al-
most perfect equilibrium. The engine runs so
smoothly that tho caps may be removed Alto
gethcr from the journal boxes, "A waa shown
yesterday. The steam force IL used wholly In
tortaon on the crank shaft. whereas ia the orsit
nary engine certain part OF each strokc te e1-
erted In pnshipg apnrt aud pulling togesicr tho
cylinder md pillow blocks. For this reason tho
engine Is satd to require only two-thirds tile
amount Of coal As an engine Of the existing
model.
, 1879-01-24


6nset1i DtspdtcA to 17t 1ttbAn&
ST. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 23.-ln the scnatc,
bills were introduced to reduce the salaries Of
all State officers; to rcorcan!ze Tho Insane Asy-
lum management; to repeal the act Of 1870 CIV
Ing the defcuso In criminal trtals the closing ar
3ument; to consolidate tic otllee Of Railroad
Commissioner With that Of the Insurance COM
missioner.
Joint committees were appointed to invcsti-
gate State-Pslsou Affairs, and on tho location
and building Of = second States Prison.
In the House petition Wa presented for q
law prohibiting the manufacture or tnle Of In
to1lcattng liquors In the State except for mcdi-
cai and medicinal uses, signed BY about 10000
namcs.
Hills passed authorizing the City Of Mlnnc-
apolfs to Issue $50, 900 Ut bonds in aid Of the
proposed Minneapolis Il Northwestern Rail-
road; changing The name Of the lnebrlatc Asy-
lum to the Second Hospital for tho Insane; also
Senate memorials asking that MootheaI be
made port Of entry, and approprlt:inR for l0-
proving The st. Croix River.
4 memorial for the improvement Of tho Red
River Of the North; providing mode Of pur-
chasing the supplies Tor the 8tato Prison, the
asYlums, and tho hospitals: memorial 10 Con-
0ress for tho removal Of the bars ut The mouth
Of tho Minnesota Hlyer; and memorial In favor
Of land bounty to all soldiers and officers of The
lata War were introduced.
, 1879-01-24

,,xosc called upon to preside. Nr. Hobart,
Ilooa I%S,,,,, lifelong Democrat, Is bosom friend
F'".1.r, oitntrcr OF the 9cnhtOr-c!cct. His
'na a., - introduction proved by far the finest
- tbr c7cni1ig. It Was couchcd In tho
:p'. language, mud aboundcd In flattcrinG
'"u'. "'.,n,,. 10 Mr. Carpenter, as not only mau
h'ss S,s1or und learning, but IN truth great
o. i'd referred to him ~ the peer Of Webster
@a1, ,i,sr and EXPRESSED qualification that Re-
ans a,,,.ns ant Democrats alike united In honor
Ing him. .u,o .o.,x
o,,stor Carpenter spoke about twenty min
80, tIis speech was Ii nearly every respect a
"ss ss.,.lon of The ono made at the Chamber Of
rar,ncrco in the afternoon, md, therefore.
eo W. mi he repeated. Hc concluded by sailing
nss .s., y, had no promises to make, preferri0g TO
~. ~, course in Congress serve as basis for
H. .s. iu,9u,cnt Of him Ia tho future by the pao-
~ M Of tie city and State At large
ns,t introduced. lie spoke fifteen minutes
:. sn1ovv of The honored guest Of the evening"
sa.e1t sM on the great satisfaction felt BY tlls
'.@.s,entatIyes 'aa Of MI parties at his success.
'epIs r. = sfeLsrcn followed in similar vein, oc-
-,,s,nr Tho attention Of the audience ahout ton
minutes. Next came Mir. Hurley, OF Wansau,
aho ,old how the election Of atr. Carpenter was
,,romplishcd. This was tho explanation Of .
.rofo,od secret that had already been fully aired
,hrouch the columns of the Chicago datlfss,
,.nboueh Mr.. lIuriey evidently knew II not.
TO WIND ur,
Vo,i 4 humorous Alderman Of the Fifth Ward,
-. called, and dismissed the largo audience
vnh bepedIcs'on TINT created uproarous mfrtf.
~. go
, 1879-01-24
HEART DISEASE.

H7et704 Dff101ch 70 The 7F7bVNA
DUBUQUE, ID, Jan. pa drummer named
Lamb, selling boots and ehoes for Taomaa
Fearcy d Sons, Albanv, N. r., dled OF heaEt-
disease A. the Descent House, It, West untop,
last night. Tic arrived there yesterday after
noon, and sold several bills Of goods. ncturn-
Ing to his room In apparently good health. ho
Eave orders TO be callcd for Inc early tram
going sonth IN the morning. Morning found
him dead In bis bed. His rcmaius Till bo Ioe-
WAfded to Athapy.
, 1879-01-24

Me. Murphy's now play, "9haun Rhue,n has
proved 10 bo 80 acceptable 10 the patrons OF
IIooleY'a Theatre this week Tint the manage
mcnt rs concluded to continue 1t. "Shsun
Rhue" will therefore be on the boards again
this evening unl at the Saturday matinee.
The 'II. NJ. g. pfnaforc" Company will ar-
rive IN Chicago on Sunday, mid will appear at
Itoolcy's Theatre with their successful bur-
fcsque on Monday uext. Mr. 1looley has been
at considerable pulns In bringing this novelty Of
G!lbcrt's and Arthur 6ulllvan'B to Chicago,
aud It promises to be au agrceab1s relief frum
high operate pieces nnl thu effectiveness ''ot
the song-ana-dancc business.
Said str. J. II. IIaYerfy to TRIBUNE man
yesterday about ILLS candidacy forthr siayoraity: !:
Is tn higAlier. uild want to perch upon the
ysry toPnost o9uga, yeu bet yoat boots: Now,
hfayor Of tbs City Of Chicago, did nns know
that ] was such u - OF a fellow as seen, to
10. Look ii here" Vtwas about Ii o'cIock in
e asPsans aa fss Sss th
iog, for carriags q! e5. u, 80, and responded to
by hacxmcn 39, 81, 212,-beautiful blue hoods
waiting 10 the doorway for cutter, coupe.
Fl ia.on sc'0s H.. ''fe'iisss0 ascry sn ssa OF s :G
Mayor business Is played out; it's not
at something higher; hold On, my boy. I'm alter
tlc cream, Prcaldcntl Alsat don't say word
uuoQt ~ kIlS N00ak!t C!pEtbC tElI1+ HAahE
ur cak,-tllnt's my motto, don't say will
run agatnss Grant, but you l,ct u DO I'll Eiyy
him a hot tisno of 1t. The fact II. flnyo Just
found out what this great country wants. They
want amusement. They want President who
will furnish tho United States an unlimited
supply. / mean to give It to them. My ambl.
tion will nut DC suttsacd TIL get into tho
Wmte-1louse. and you bet rour life III run the
country over with troupcs,-not the kind that
t}rant would use. but my own kind,--operatic.
niger n,Instrcf ya1lcty,- hundred distinct en-
terprtaes, tho best In the world. We arB rom.
lrR," said Alz. llaverly, ITO M era Of unusual
brotheEl.ood. whero there VII ne 10 neGess.y
don't sec why should not coma to the front
right away and announce myselt. anl can.
dtdato for President. Will promise tho very
beat shows cvsF given to The world, from q song
and-danco up to tlrst-claas opera, md this kind
Of thing Is sure to win. You tell your paper
said Nr. llsvesIy, "that decline the noi1na
t!ou Of Mayor Of the City Of Chicago, but ti.ai
am In tho hnnds Of my friends for tic position
OF President"
The Kiralfys are coming 10 Haverly's Theatre
ndXt week.
, 1879-01-24

FonT WAYNE, Jan. e1-Tu-dAy the mltllatcd
body of AT old man named James Ross wns
found In the woods four miles from Columbia
City. It had been partly dcyourcd by hogs, an.l
presented sickeninp aspcrt. 1losa disappeared
ubout ttres weeks ago, when ho was suffering
from deliriutn treluens. liz protably sroze to
death.
, 1879-01-24

ROCKFORD SEMINARY.
Tile sixth annual banquct ani reunion OF the
Alumnn Of Rockford Seminary was held at The
Palmer i1ouso yesterday afternoon. Tile ladies'
began to nrrtre about i O'Clock, aud spcnt
couple OF hours In d eoeiat reunion In the re-
ccpt!on-room. which was enjoyed fully
rs mitch as the banquet which followed in the
ladles' ordinary. Tile reunion was unusually
we'll attended, aud was fully rs successful as
these gatherings olwa5s hare been.
Among those who wcEc present were Miss
Anna +. Sill, Principal of the Seminary; Mrs.
o. D. Tuft, Mrs. Samuel G. Field, Mrs. Gen. 4.
L. Ghet!a!n M ,ya;.. Mr. J; I. w!l|!ams, EN-, M.e Ed Ed
Mrs. o.. Foster, Mrs. Z. w. Esrle, Mrs.
8. ]. Humphrey. Mrs, q. 3. Campbell, Miss
Mary Preston, Mrs. tieofge baker, Mrs. F, T..
rs,, Nss v!o,opn1s ,u1.n han9NSn N5. ss y Ma5y
Mrs. e. A. Griswold, Mrs. r. \. Putttbouc, Mrs.
". y. Smith, Mrs. II. Il. Hobart. Miss Saruh
Andcrs0u.
'rlle ladles were enthusiastic OIL tl4s merits Of
the supper, hnl, aftc1 the proper amount Ut
Justice Ind been done to the dclicactcs rrc-
pared BY the cl,cf OF the Palmer, Miss Anna
T. Sill, tho rrlncpnl OF thu Seminary, was
introduced BIZ tho President, Alins Jusephtno
Lan.ion, with q tribute Of respect to Miss Sill as
tic founder ot the Seminary. In responding to
tile toast Of "l1ie Rockford Seminary: It's
Ideal, Miss Sill said that ttero was q time III
Ht1lc1 k0GkI0fu beN1InafY W4b only prayer,
tlcn an Ideal faiutly outlined In tic distance.
Tint was more than ttlrty.1yc ycars agn. Btnee
tlcn II has had nero ttlan 4tUtN pupils fran
thirty.one atatcs. Twenty ot It's teachers u,ll
pupffa had become foreign missionaries.
Many Ind laborctl in homo missionary
fields al.l umong thu freedmen, 4,,il
many othera were Ut present presiding over
wcl.regulatcd faMsIca. Through the eiTotts Of
the Alumnn nnu friends OF tie Seminary tilu
chair ot Mental ai,l Mural Philosophy had been
fully endowed. The Seminary needed aid III
ula,iy departments. Tile library md scientific
apparatus were III need Of enlargement, n,l! a
hall at,u laboratory among The necessities.
In closing she expressed The upo tlMt willis the
officers OF tho SEMINARY might pass away, The
school would gu on striving to attain thu high
ideal 1t ha4 set up.
Miss Orlsslu Scott Campbell then read poem,
after which AIa. Gcrtic Chamberlain Hmfth ~.
sponled to the tDast 1T "SeIninaFy Girls Ut
Honuc." The toast Of "Ycstcrday, To-Day, and
ForurcE," WIS responded to bY Aiiss Mary
UowHcs, and tho l9st was very appropriately coH-
cIudcd With ttle tuust at "Tlc ticntlrnell,' rt-
sponled to By Mrs. Mario Thompson.
The annual election OF officers was then takcn
up, which resulted In The reelection OF Tho
former incumbeHta.
Altrr tic supper husbands, brothers, and 1oy.
era appeared, as II by lnaglc, Mlul the company
adjourned tn the FcgeptlOn-rootti. whcru they
listened to so1nr excellent musical Selections
from Mrs. William T. Huntington ul,tl pruf. IL.
8. Perkins. Iha reception was general, antl
proved a most enio,xb1e affair. concluding 4
pleasant eventng for lsorktorls fair nlu,unD allu
tlclf friends.
, 1879-01-24

Tho Cur1cunA Rxxkn,xs arc prepared By TEHKa
& rnr7kn. Chemists and llruEetats, :!10 Washin2.
Fries OF t;ur,cuHA, small bu1es, 10 oents; larss
buxcs. containing two aud ono half limes The quan.
iity Of ssnali, 81. HEsoLsENT. VI per oottc. Cu.
TtrunA kDAr, .3 cents; by mall, ~ cpAtsi thrca
enEee, IL cents,
, 1879-01-24

BAyANsAu. Jun. 23.-Iu tho 0onavensure
ssakes, tnlle heats. Dcrgauot beat Capt. E. Il
Hard ind Speculation in l:45><, l:4s}<.
Milo dash, Egypt best EaaIllah. Gov. Hamp-
ton, ami Leroi III :ib1{.
Milo hc2ts. Little Keb beat Jtm Bell, Rsppa.
hanuuck, a,ll Hattie +. III l:47, 1:4d}{.
, 1879-01-24

NEW 0RLEANs, Jan. M.-In the Senatorial
caucus thcro Was no result. On the fifth ballot
Eustts received 81; necessary to choice. 81.
The Goseuor has signed tl1e Constitutional
Convention bit, anl will shortly issue procla.
nation for the election Of delegates.
, 1879-01-24

Madame In ChkpclEe's track Mt the Folly
Thratru has been measured By City Surveyor
Fox. Its truuty-sight laps To tho mile, lnuk-
inx sescu laps for her 10 10 every quarter. Every
care Wtl be taksu for The comfort OF lady visit.
'oEs 10 the walk. No liquors OF cigars viii bs
auid IN tho pEeMlxca.
, 1879-01-24
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
HsAefNf Dttfklfth 10 Y1s 7tf&uHA

NQst9HF tWV74t7
uHANp RAPIDS, Mic1., Juu. .l..-0illcs
Adrtanaaee, 4 Ilol1Andcr In the employ Of the
Phnnlx Furniture Company, was crushed BY .
falling door ia dry.kflu Of that inatItutlon to-
day, anil killed. flo waa about IS yeafs old,
auu leaves wlgc aud ono child.
, 1879-01-24

TIE ATlIEN EQ II CI1A11IEIt EUT.
CERT.
The firtt OF the series Of chamber concerts
under the auspices Of the Athcunum will be
given this afternoon With the following pro-
Ersmmc:
4slOf " aia1uF. ....+. M0LAfL
Aittff5. FHcAs. Ls,eis, 0Ha lE.tAhtItn.
Recitation and Aria, from 1.-THE Creation, Haydn
Ufne. H1t!ting.
Trio, D Major. Op. 90. No, 1,.......... Beethoven
Attsrs. Faeht. Lswis. and E7eah4lsn.
Aria, from tOdc to 81. Cecilia II. Handel
(With Flute. vlo!oncello. and lfauofurte accom-
panlment).
Wmt. Eat!ling 4fttsrs. c. Eo<iling. 0<s.ertt,
and Eachhcl,H.
, 1879-01-24

uAnn1sHuRo, Pa, Jan. o3,-Tho name Of cx-
Gov. Hartrantt was sent to tho Senate to-tlay u
Major General Of the National Guard OF Penn.
sylganIa, aud was unsntmousIy confirmed.