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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-30

1U PTECES BEADED GTMP, y.
22c. yard worth 400.
25c. yard worth 35c.
80 PIECES BEADED GIMP. 2h INCHES WIDE.
35c. u yard worth 45c.
25 PIECES BEADED AND DROP PASSEMTNTERIES.
INCHES WIDE. 5sc. u yard; worth Tjc.
81 PIECES BEADED AND DROP PAssEMENTERIES.
> INCHES WIDE. 6Sc. II yard cheap for s5c.
20 PIECES BEADED AND DROP PASSEMENTERfES,
2is INCHES WIDE. 79c yard; good value tor 81.
Is PIECES BEADED AND DROP PASSEMENTERIES.
~. INCHES WIDE SIC. yard. worth 81 Is.
g. PIECES BEADED AND DROP PASSEMENTERIES,
= INCHES WIDE, 9Sc yard; worth ii IS.
just received from auction.
200 GROSS PLAIN AND FANCY BUTTONS.
Mt sually low prices.
so GROSS BEADED CROCHET BUTTONS. GOOD
qualities ut extremely low price OF 19c. dozen.
so DOZEN ALL LINEN HEMSTITCaED' HANDkER-
CHIEFS IOc: worth I5c.
100 DOZEN SILK HANDKERCHIEFs. ALL CoLoRs.
12isc worth 19c.
80 DOZEN LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SILK HAND
KERCHIEFS, FULL x SIZES.
latest shades. SOC. worth 55c.
$50 DOZEN HAND MADE CORSETs, WITH SIDE
STEELS, 37c.: really worth 65c.
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HOSIERY AND MERINO UNDERWEAR
AT HALF PRICE

CHILDREN's FANCY COTTON HOSE
oHrLpaExs PLAIN AND FANCY Il EisSEp fS WOOL
LADIES' LADHs'oFFAAScy Fancy COTTON HOSE, REGULAR SRpE. as'
LADIES' RIBBED coLoRED MERISo HOSE,
LADIES, ooLoREp CASHMERE ff HosK. Sa'AS SERi%6
rS ESSLisa So1ToS
eEsrLkaHAs sGshsf rAseY h STRIPED MEsiNo socH
LADIES' aEso fHfss Tor
curLDREss Mrn1so VESTS AND IS DsSaESs .s III
GEsrLExESs MERISo SHIFTS AND pRAWERs.
4s ss sif iTs s aSb nSf Ipss pHs%
VEN -s Frs REGULAR MADE s5e.; worth 81 IS
WE WILL So SPES Sozss 81 kS k2SpA1 DECEMBER
WHICH We Nv WILL I" OFFER As FSILows-
ssBTFTFSS sBSTTSS Sc Sc. sTTT9S, BGrToS,. ST. s..
Full hy4iEMass H!Nh e 1tpHS IsRb dDhESs AND
BOYS Fur Hof sfESfI siS SsSdsSs So up
wHrEsy5 s1,ypS 5E5 xsRs4H5 AsR SE5r dgg5E SsSELnr.
PLAIN AAsnphR AND FANCY M4piihB kIBboSS' o &C.. So
VISIT OF INSPECTION SOLICITED.
Gro HriTann- . West i4th at.
CpECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE TRADE
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
:. :. / /. | /
CO..
500 and sii Broadway.
between lIth and 18th sts.
having closed Stock of importing housa
a immense sacrifice, arc prepared to offer bur
gains in
TpToI TPH0LsTEkyy sTEky G9oPs, G0@Ps,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
$$$#$|sEE#E $$#$EsEE#EE $j#$EsEE#EE $$$Bs $$$Bs:
mover before equaed in this country.
Heavy plain twillod Crctonnes I21sc.; worth ooc
Extra heavy Cretonne Serge. lsc and 2oc. value fos
Extra heavy En- gh Serge, 25c cheap for s5c.
Extra heavy aud tine English Crepe Cloth value
Also beautiful designs and rich colorlngs in French
printed Monte Cloths =. zoe yard never offered ior less
Curtains. Lambrcquns Slip Coverings.
Heavy imported silk Tapestry 81 yard; worth
Si oo.
81 IS a yara value for 81 90 81 SO and 81 75.
Fine and heavy Spun silk WOOL 81 So 5oa
yard.
Fine and heavy Spun Silk Wool s. cheap for 81 30
yard.
Raw and spun silk. s. so; value for S. SO ayard
SILK and wool Cashmere 81 SO; worth s. so yard
Fashion Cloth. two > ards wide. at s5c. yard.
ALSO, PRINCES. GIMPs AND CORDS
at extremely low prices.
FULL LINE OF coRNIcEs
Msl, 81 IS. 81 so and 81
LACE CURTAINS.
Real French guipure Curtains 81 So s.. 50 50
and s4, "a So good value Tor 81. s.. se and ss.
An inspection respectfully solicited.
wv oGiyyIs oGG9iNyKIsa oosk5JSs sJ sad 81 S1s 1s,..d~
A.
" " II. /. :: :: :: l....)||||I /. {
AND COMPANY.
"a Yves. i4tn st., between ,th aud 9th avs.
are receiving daily the latest nove''iesin
81. /. i !. \ \. 4 ::
&C ELLL 90 X SIS
Fur.linsd polmans and Circulars.
English walking Jackets from "a 30
Great bargains in rurs Cioasngs. Friuges. Gmps and
Ornaments
Chidrcn's Department.
constantly supplied with the atcst novelties
line OF black silks surprisingly cheap.
WILSON Manager. late head OF the hrm of Wilson d
Greg, will pay every attention to his old eustomers
For other Dry Goods Advertise emomta
See Twentketh Page.
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RIBBONS

No. D black Gros Grain, loo.
No. II black Gros Grain, l5c.
No. l6 black Gros Grain, J8c.
No. % black Gros Grain, 23c.
No. 40 black Gros Grain, 29c.
7inch black Sash Ribbon, 45c.
finch Watered Stripe, 45c-
8 inch black Sash Ribbon, 75c.
10 inch black Sash Ribbon, $50
No. black Satin and Gros Grain, l7c.
No. II black Satin and Gros Grain, 22c
No. le black Satin and Gros Grain, 25e.
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DRY GOODs.

WILL OFFER MONDAY, DECEMBER 1.
THE FOLLOWING UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
FROM RECENT AUCTION SALES >,,,
BR0CADE SILKS, FROM THE CELEBRArED NAM
D FACTuRES OF TILT a SON AND HAMiL
BOOTH:-
30 pieces colored Brocade silk leading shades =, -
warranted all silk, 81 % yard worth $i 20.
worth ST. 80 to ST rs.
22 pieces B inch black silk Velvet 95c worth ~ 81
lS pieces Is inch black Silk Velvet ST. 49, worth 81 o.
80 20 inch black silk Velvet 81 3o worth To-
le pieces 20 inch black Silk Velvet ST. SO: worth "
~ pieces "a inch black Silk Velvet s. 25 worth $3 ou
30 pieces S inch colored Silk Velvet 81 23 worth S o.
worth So so.
FROM LATE PEREMpToRY AUCTION SALES;
216 PIECES BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK OF THE
FOLLOWING FAvORABLY KNOWN MAKES:-
BELLON.
ANTON GUINET.
BONNET
AND TAPESSIER,
WHICH ARE JUSTLY CELEBRATED AS THE BEST
SILKS IMPORTED AT PRICES THAT ARE
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MENTIONED BELOW. EVERY ARTICLE. WITHOUT
BE FOUND REMARKABLY CHEAP. WE AT ALL
ERArE PRICES, BUT WE PUT FORTH UNUSUAL
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SILKS AND vELvETS.


poNsoNs ckLEBRATED BLACK GRos GRAIN
DRESS SILKS. ST. per yard
SPECIAL LOT COLORED GROS GRAIN DRESS
SILKS, of superior weight aud quality. all
shades, closing at 81 per yard.
A rare Offering of SILK NOVELTIES. RICH ORIENTAL
DESIGNS, at ST 30 per yard
RICH BLACK BROCADE SILKS.
very handsome. closing nj 81 % per yard.
FULL LINE BLACK SILK vELvETS
at ulc. per yard.
SILK FINISHED vELvETS, NEWEST DESIGNS AND
COLORlNGs, 63c. Dor yard
DoLMANs, WALKING JACKETS AND
COATS, COACHING ULSTERS,
STYLISH WINTER ULsTERs.
So 75, 81 so, 81 and up
NOBBY ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.
So SO 81 and up.
FINER GARMENTS AT EQUALLY MODERATE
PRICES.
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' CLOTHS.
CLOAKINGS.
ULSTER CLOTHS AND wATERrRooFs AT RiGnr
PRICES.
RICH PRINCES AND NOVELTIES IN
TRIMMINGS
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR, BLANKETS,
FLANNELS. &C.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
II
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FEAT II EkS.
Fancy ImpIan Wings, 47c.
Lovely Merle Birds, 47c.
Beaded Hackles, 47c.
Fancy Coque Feathers, 29c.
Fancy Breasts, 100 styles, 47c.
Colored Ostrich Piumes, 81 90.
Colored Ostrich PIumes. s. Al.
Black Ostrich Plumes, s. 48.
Black Ostrich Plumes, s. 90
, 1879-05-27

Those figures show that in tic four wheat.
.rals'ng regions abovo mined tho amount of
rain TINT fell in Mnreh nul April of 1870 was
just one.third ns much as foil in tho saruo
months of 1873, and only just about 60 por
cent as much rs tho average rnlntall of March
mad April during "soveral previous yosrs.p
Tho report for May covering the outlro
Northwest has not yot boon received from
Washington but the records Of tho signal
station at Chicago, which give tho rainfall
for tho first twonty-ilvo days Of 21ay, may DO
accepted Us I'LL index Of tho general rulo
throughout tho Northwest. This would In
tlicato tlsat tho rainfall Of May, 1870, was
only about ono-fourth aa much "a the ayeraoo
rainfall Of May in several previou, yoara,
aud only about onc-tifth aa much as tlat Of
May, 1878.
Il wo could depend upon tho rulo that
colious spring rains produce abundant
crops," and rsce rersa, We should, upon the
basis of tho above figures, predict q limit
gteM por aero of snaallI grains in tho North.
west this year. but tllerc has boon m ip-
crease Of min all over tho Northwest in tie
lust few days, aud 1t romans to be soou how
FIR these may reouporate tho growing CROPS
which had alrendy becn damaged by drought;
mud, moreover, predicting is hazardous (ox-
capt after tho cvcut), and In this caso tho
prediction must bo qualified by tho ressrya-
ton that You can't most always some.
ti1ueg tcl],n
, 1879-05-27

"Ald. LAWYER and LoAExx objected, and
1t 'Haa laid over and ordered printcd,' wns
tho disposition last evening in tho Common
Council Of q new orlinauco offarod by Aid.
D1xoN for turning over Michigan avonno 10
tho South Park Commissioners for use as h
public boulevard md park approach. Bnt
for these objections on tho part Of two
Aldermen who do not live in tho South Di-
vi.ion aud cannot possibly hnve my logiti-
mato or creditable reason for opposing q
measure so earnestly dasirod by tho poo.
plo interestod-but for tlioir objections
tho ordnance might have been passed last
evening. If 1t woro 1nattor Of street.
railway franchise, now, with wcll-dcAnod
market value attaching to votos iu its favor,
and, If no distribution Of legal.tonlor per-
suHsions had yet taken place, it would not
DO remarkable tint objections should be
lnado md that tho matter alor,ld "Ie
ovor"; but none Of tl,aso pcculihritios per-
tain 10 Tho Michigan avenue ordinance, and
thoro Is nothing 10 ba gained by delay antt
Hhow Of hostility. perhaps If this fact is
onoo understood there will be fewor lob
jections among certain class Of Aldermen.
, 1879-05-27


"Whnt will tho harrest be ?" Ia Tint over.
recurring annual conundr,m which u usnally
nnsworcd In this country about Tho middle 0:
July, but which, over 30 n,a,,y people would
liko to find ont before TINT time It thcro wns
only somo patent wny Of doing IL, SO that
they could inrost q littlo money oithor in
buying grain Which they hope they will
never get, or in selling grain which they
mover expect to l,nre.
But III default Of any infalliblo ru1o for
predicting tue character aud qnal,ty Of tho
crops two months IN advance Of the harvest
We would refer to ono meteorological featnre
which certainly has moro Influence than any
other OIL Tho quantity Of tho crops,
VIZ: rain. Tloro Ia ono ru1o which
will hold good in ut least three yenrs out Of
four, and that is, that oopious rains in April
md May> produce abundant crops, and cice
peraa, Tllis was illustrated lust year, when,
1nslng s1ay md portion Of juno, .horo
wcre npprohonaions that tho cropa would DO
drowned out aud tho country would "go to
grasa.' Tho result Of tho harvest, however,
showed yieKl Of s1nall grains ~ mich above
tho nsernge as tho raiua of April aud Afay
wero in exceBs Of tho average Of The several
previous yeHra. It Is truo TINT n blight
resulting from the excessive hoat Of two
or throe days in tho middle of July
did destroy a largo par. of The
wheat-crop Of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and
Northern Iowa, bnt this was only local ex-
oeptfon to tho rnlo. The fnct that In tho
yeur to July l, 1870, wo will havo exported
about 160, ,000,00 bushels Of wheat, against
o2,ooo,ooo tho previous yoar md 10, ,o0o, GOO
ll'o year previous, shows the result OF Tie
abundant rains of April and May, 1878.
The present spring ia generally acknow1-
edged to DO dry one, and yot vary fow pcr-
SONS understand how much dryer II has boun
than tho average Of several yours pnst
Among u,a lutios of tho United States
signal Service ia Tint Of keopfng daily rec
ord Of every raiufall-if 1t is sufficient to be
inoasnrsd-at eaol Of ita numerous stations,
In tho country wast of Lake Michigan
mud nortl. Of tho latitude Of Chicago aud
Nebraska and Dakota-thus embracing
tho entiro spring-whoat region Of tho North
west-thero nro about dozen Of these sta.
s'ons' From these, monthly reports Of
meteorological phenomena aro nado up aud
forwarded to Washington, whoro thoy aro
mado tho basis for monthly reports for the
Whole region Of observation. Tho monthly
reports from Washington show tho rainfall
this spring as compared to that of tast year,
aud also IS compared to tho " average of
several previous years." ms follows, tho
quantity boing stated In inches aud hun.
drotfls Of fncllua;
, 1879-05-27

The Republicans Of tho Twelfth judicial
District in their Convention nt Eigin yester-
dny made three tnost excellent nominations
for Circuit Judges, md es many cnsca from
Chicago aro takon OIL chaugo Of ycnuo into
tho Twelfth Circuit, 1t is Of grcat interest to
tho pnoplo Of this city TINT tho Republican
nominees there as we'll III hero to elected.
Thero is,. VIC are glad 10 say, very littlo doubt
Of tho election Of Judge WILSON, Of Kauo !;
Judge UproN, Of Lako; mud CHARLES KE1-
IuM, Of DeKGlb, tho nominees of yesterdays
Convention.
, 1879-05-27

,"Plnaforo " has been performed in Chi
cago eighty times, and yet our ,nauaeora
hayo s.,tllclont falth in it's auocess to place 1t
In four different tleatres during tie next
two wooks, so TINT fortnight from now it
will hayo bcen done over 100 times since II
first aaw tho light at IIooloy's Thoatro OH
tho 9th Of last January. III all the
n'uaical experience of Chicago tl.oro Inns
bcon nothing like It. Tie operatio records
In fact furnish no standards Of comparison.
Thoso nro solno operas Which have beou nor.
formed hoso great many ttnos and are
favorites. Forinstanoo, " Il Trovatoro has
been givon hero SO times, but those por-
forsnasaces coyer range Of twenty yoars,
During tho sa,ne poriod "Martha' has
been given &c times. Tho "Dol,e1uian
Girl" has boon givon 80 times In twenty
one yoarH; "Faust," II tilncs In tiftoon
years; "Tho Grand Duchess" II times In
eleven ysass; fla FIlle de- Nine,
Angot," Ut times in hyo years; md
"dlrollo 0irotla," 80 ai,nes in four yoars,
Tho only opera that can lay any claim to
comparison ia 'tTlle Chimes OF Normandy"
which WIS first performed hcro eighteon
months ago, aud since thnt date h.a hec,,
performed 25 times; but oven horo Ito CON.
rarison ta strained, ainoo "pinafore" hos
been given j,.st 80 times iu juat three
months, aud two woels from now will hayo
run up its score to over 100!
Wllat u 1t that nlakos .Pinaforo 60 s,,c,
cossfp!? Il IL tho very sphinx Of oporu.
No two like 1t for tho aa,ne reason; ~ a
, 1879-05-27
GOVERNMENT LUMBER.
Efforts to Get Something Out Of tl,e Mr.,
clannts Who 1llyr 1socn "Takingn II.

Efforts to Get Something Ont Of tlsc Are,.
chants WHO 1luyr Isoen "Takinen II.
Special hfsnafca tn Tie 7rlt1n+.
st. PAuI, Mtnn., May 2G.-'rlIc plnc.Lan1
Ring, With its innnmcrahio tgcspasscrs uppu
to7ern'nent la1ltls, has been for ycara SQUIRE
Of annoyance uni loss to thu Government. ljo.
der Secretary 8churz' administrator of the D.,
pnrtncnt OF the Interior specnl agenls h,ra
pccn employed for months III taIs district IN
ferret out tho thieves. Tho result Of thts work
has been tllc detection OF over serrnt,.
'tlVo trespaaaers; and tic Institution II
suits IN the c!sil courts and Grim.
inal actions agafost tlls offenders,
The amount Of loss caused by these repeated
deprodations can scarcely 10 computed, but, lit
ten cases alone, 1t reaches to sl25,o09. Tic TIA.
1orlsy of tftcso casrs were act for tsia, Of the
Juno term Of tue District Court. Pending all
u,esa snltlstory proceedings, lhe tlotccted patte.
hnro bceu busy hero AMI at Washington to ellse!
2 g, coH,nromiso with tho Government Mr.
hn9as hssu sho,r Low1y, ot sipnrn% b.,
gil winter, or moro particularly The agent IL
Morrison Bros, Darillus Morrison, FarunaM Il
Love!ov. Dassett l. McAlllster, md Day s Eou,
all lumber merchants Of Minneapolis. Tla
government hold teeIr for $76,D00. To-Day
4'aL51Et*fALtoIHt} U1!IdD1l TGGtlfEI HlSlflelQls
froln Washington which lcAl to tho presumtton
sl!at Lowry's Representations have been partly
effective. The order 10 given to suspend Vi
hQld iu abcyancn all eiytl Or rr!ullusl actlpn
tn all Of the casos, and tin DtstrlGt-Attorna
nndl euryeTor-General, Dr. ]. II. Stewart, ats
constituted board Of Investigation to t!ar'
olgh!y oxaminc Into tho business, With yluv
to adjust the WHOLE tnattrr, Tho trespasscrs
Offer TO compromise at $3.50 per 1,VN tret,
while thu Government heretofore Eas been loll.
Ing them to sottleliont Rt s. pur l,D0 feet. In
many INSTANCES, tllo Commissioners nIll Doubt
lcss report fu favor Of tho $3.50 eompromlsI,
whi|p others will BIT hnld to The tcrnss Of tht
HDyarttnet1t
, 1879-05-27

back ngaiu. To get rid Of tho dollars tlloy
~ould have to ba invested In son,e form Of
property, aud tlsoy would DO expoutlctl in tho
purchase OF brcadstrds, provisions, or cot
ton, paying thorefor Just SO much per
pound as tho owner would accept III
sllVor dollars. That is precisely what
could be done with tho silver tlollatH,
and TINT is all that ca,, be done with gold.
open'ng tho nints to thu unlimited coinago
Of silver dollars would raiso tho market prica
Of bullion to TINT Of tho silvor dollars. Tho
silver dollara being Of no ,,se except to pur-
ohaso aomo kind of property, aud boing In
lnrgo supply, the salno of nll kinds Of prop.
orty would rise in tho proportion TINT allyer
dollars wcro In oxoesa of the ordinnry de-
nand. 4 silver dollar would then purchase
its full valuo Of othor property, no more md
no less. WliIo tho silver dollars 70.
mained in o1coss Of tho ordinary de-
mand, and woro soeking Investment,
other forms Of property would riao In
value as compared with silver. Nvhatoyor
disturbance in vaiuca might be produced by
unlimited colnago Of silyor would be pro-
cssely the reverse of Tint following tho DO
inpnctiZAtion of slynr Tn ft1o nrnrortfop
, 1879-05-27

Tint f,o II .,...,t... ---~.E~N
,'a. ,""' .s ~ writing now for tho modern -.
ian, nho,' VIII LILO" loucicauIt ut, Il, a'e
Willis r,
.,. . n.".,,. 1"oya tarFlson began lin IT,. =.
..oD'.'o" to3sy years ago. and ho d1 Nv. ol
nRnt'he' 100. 1'1 excellent
hono - ,a,, ~. m".s 'ta baso-holl cnl, tn mr..
"ra hro,x. h., oH rigid dat Of hakoI ..''
s,.n. u'."" p''"u' 'eaS'
With a fnfr fold ani1 n rott,,.,
s,e.,,o..s, mm.s mmiH1t 1elees man uau doxen ~
o. ~,
oe; 'ao'oF'" II tt}, and, moraovo, :,
can't mako secret OF Il. rhI, l.. e"sor, REo
>, e'''s 1"een "'''
NV" 1orx Iii eating GaorRin noo,,,.
~ present sty'a OF stomach. .scho s' ,n.. ~ "nl
clhssed NJ d Southern proiuctnn A'"5 also "
oeocohailold is said 10 10 vritino s,.,
nufot ana It Is pnenlblc that the ruv,ass. "''Aes
PFoFs moro faVago than tho zutus, 's'' Will
Tho roport TINT Mira, 11s,..
Ton p'aT proves to be untruo ann ". ''s WIT.
;" Inc s'aco N nlteads wicked enough. ''u Of
Tho Canadians aro no nteouo,, ,,.,,,.
lain l,occhcr I'M. tho t,rook,yn roaI. WIN Chap
wnnt to anncx tho unlscd states at ouer ''' sht'
Dnrid Davis IN nnt bnopI,,,
cxtont: md II there warn 4 a*,r,r ~ NY gres:
request to be gently oleyatc IN H. na"a5 'e WQut
Mira. Ifayos haa aono IN oh;a
trnat that, uoyorthaloas tha c,a,.,", 49, nut ~
Whtte House will not ba totor XII, saet of hs
III It. S' WIN "atlet"
Ar. ~, f,L..,
=, r.tu,.n osn. "a.h 4'tp' poeh ortlalnod Deacon
" l''H!ly Gnurch IN han FFarC1Eeu, ora tbs 49,
, 1879-05-27

Three experienced architects mud two
builders of liko qualifications are to he &C.
lectcd by tho Mayor TO asaist tho Common
Council Building Committee In making MI
investigation Of the manncr In which tho
work ID being douo by tho contractors OF,
tho o|ty-11all. Tho Investigation should DO
'nado thorough md searching, to the end
Tint tho defects aud frautls, ii any exist,
may bo ren.etlied nutl prevented. Tho report
of tho Special Comtnittcu 1nnlscs frightful
showing OF bad material a1nl worse work.
u1analip, but tho composition of tho COM
1ntttoo is not such as to inspire conllouce in
.tts representations. aud for this roason, pro-
aumably, tho Council laa voted to lavo tho
Investigation inas1o by tho Building Commit
too md five experts.
, 1879-05-27

IAe House branch Of the Democratic
1oint Caucus Committee yestur,lay decided
that 1t IL desirable to defer tue adoption Of
any Planot aetiou regarding tie vetoed m.
propsiatlon billa until after tho Sonata shall
have considered aud acted upon tho WARNER
Silver bill. Such programme would pro,
tract the extra session q month louxor at
leaAt, as tho WARNER bill could hardly bo
taknn through tho Bonate much before the
1st OF July, it At all, ia tAero are a number
Ut anti"silVer mon among tho Democratic
Senators who would be suro to side with
tie minority In opposing tho measure. It
remains to 10 seon, however, whether The
Senate ring Of tho Joint Caucus COMMITTEES
will co.:.cldo in tho plan Of dragging out tho
session for tlAo'salo Of passing Silyoz bill
'4as IL quito certain to bo vetoed when
passed. and Which cannot 10 passed over
veto. The Senate used to ba tho main rejI.
, 1879-05-27

Harry Wright fesls - badly licked A. a
Confederate prIgadisE. -'
Moody will not go to New York. Nav
York IL hopeieas case.
Jim Anderson, tue sweet liar Of tho Pot
ter Committee, IL In Washington.
Nasy Anderson waa john MoOullough,s
l'drfhsata 1t Syracuse tho other night.
The cold weather keeps up 10 long that wo
suspect Zach Chandler Of providing Il with back.
boue,
AfF. Kidlle u fusuiahing the world with
pope specimens OF Ebakkpsars'a writings In ths
splria:lsn4. Thsy 40 Ay no means equal 10 viii,
tap's work In tbs flesh; but 1t must 10 remembered
, 1879-05-27

Tho St. Louis Broadway savings-Banls,
which failed late last ;weok, aud which would
thon pny In full, of course, Inns now reduced
itshguro to Ii cents on tho dollar. II they
Ind only been lot alone, the banls ofIicers
would have come out oil right, they think. It
Seems harl that tl,oy should bo disappointed
merely to seonro TO tho topositors tho minus
quantity Of IL conts on tho dollar, foes and
Qxuouses of,
, 1879-05-27

TIE 0H1dAao TN1nuNE has established branch otlcss
for tho receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements III
foi3owa.
NEW YoHE-rsoom % Tribune building. F. T. sfn.
FappxS. Manager.
PARIS, Frxaco-Eo. 10 Isuc do II 1rangc- Bateticrc
II. MAnLkA Agent.
L0NruH. Eug.-Amcstcan Exchange, 40 Strand
uENnr F. GtLLtn, Agent
WASHINGTON H. C.-13fn r atrccL
, 1879-05-27

anco for MI TINT was conservative, molornlo.
mid sensible, hut sinco 1t has passcd under
tho leadership Of man who is willing to
bid any prico IN tho sharo Of obstruction
or revolution for tie Presidency tl,oro Is no
lougcr any hope from that quarter.
, 1879-05-27

a Boston correspondent Of IN Eastern paper
aaYs that there u considerable negotiating eotug
III ut tho present time hetween the Democratic
leaders III Massachusetts aud purity BY tho
naule Of BENJAMIN +. puTLAH. The Deuo.
Gratis haya persuaded themselves that tho Re-
publlcans may be defeated In Massachusetts in
tlss coming election, snd they ara stsiytue to
make IN arrangement With AuTLRR undar
which he shall cooperate with tyem to sccqu-
plish this end. Their Qrst point Ia to tuduca
, 1879-05-27

Gen. Ii UANa CHANG, Communicates Chief
OF the arnly, is plcparing grand review Of oil
the troops at Ttsnsstn that b. expects VII, mako
lien. GRANT opeu Ills oyea. In Shanghai GRANT
will bc the guest Of Consul licncral BAILEY.
Thu Imperial residences In tho Yarops cttlea are
undergoing preparation for occupation by 1yu.
GRANT,
, 1879-05-27

Mr. Henry WATEasoH saYs that IlasDnlcyB
Is "a fool u we'll ~ conspratus." 4 man
cannot very veil belong to the Dome Contod.
crate narty ald not be "conspfFator," but w
always supposed that 1aan might be Dam.
ocrat aud not bo foul. But skill cur opinion
Is open to a1deudment-
, 1879-05-27

Mr. J. Pnocroa KNOTT Is preparing reply to
tho Presidents veto message. As d bit Of
husnor, those who haye seen tie ntiyance aheets
pronounce 1t equal to KNOTS celebrated Du-
lutl' speech, but ns . blt Of statccratt 1t fsu't
quito up 10 Mr. NAsaY's notlon Ut constitutions
nj law
, 1879-05-27

Day 10 allow lnr now Int 10 rilIiculc hcr
Rervant, who does tho sasno thing, both be-
Ing notuatcd by tho samo irropreasible n,,d
iEroststiblo demand Of hunlan nature. II
JENKINS is snob In TIf1ln, ie is certainly n
thousand tin,os rs much suob in Now
York,
, 1879-05-27

II tho ThlrtY.arst General Assembly Of ILL.,
nots eyer adjouEns, which IL now retnoie
probability. Ye nsay conclude tl.at the llttle
knot of Republican politicians who haYs been
figuring 81! winter have got ulcir programme
arranged, have baEtca their trap, and think 1t
safe NOW to 70 OF au.l leave It,
, 1879-05-27

r. 4. MAnREN L.uDt'E. 40. 2on 4. r. l. a. NJ
Fnnsrn Sn!tce incuii'Grs ars hcrehy nuticd t.
pssss GomIanye 'uI!ling) Tuesday uIornne, 3iny y.
81 O'CLOCK starp H. attend tl+ funeral Ut our int
urtcr Ut , Gs:O. IT, NYKtUYp, ", 81,
u. u. o'c0NNELt. Secretary.