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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01

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nit 10 rno Die 5ipeite nit 10 9fa0fDmmz
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pobl 10 bulo ni6t beflr6ten gu miiiien.
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8erionen III baS lanOidaItli6e &ranz
telbauS in Nlaoimir gebrabt, ipelde ale
bon einem tDIlen Nolf gebtiien
iporbeu tpareu. Stint Der G'cbiiienen itarz
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gen &rallfen ein Gerfabren an, ipel6eS
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nti6e @tft Gurare beibril1gt. SIN
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pie Der Correspondent Ser Stuff. 8raipba"
mittbeilt, ben @rfolg, Dab Die Scranton
itarbert, obne alleroin9S Die Qualen Der
9unOSputb DOr6er burdsumahen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01

Sic Stdmme 10 fart, bab man iie ni6t
nneDr unpideln fanlt, muB man Die &rone
nit MooS ooer @erg &C, aufiiQen nlto bers
mad Deu Stamm bonn NurSelfub oil bls
oben int Die &rone bInu nit Strob ooer
S~annen3ipeiqeu u~ul6inDen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
HEAVY LOSSES IN PATERSON.

HE ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS DAMAGED S2iO,-
900 AsD tHE B.HBoUR FLAX MILLS $4,000.
A fire broke out at about . o'clock last
evening III Paterson, III mil wright sEop forming
portion OF the Rogers Locomotive Works. The building
WAS birk toui stories In height, about 10
feet long by l4O feet wide. wings,
and Was died in tie first ard second stories
with costly machinery for locomotive building
which cannot be repl .ce for less than Sl25, 900 The
third story was usrd a mi-Wrght shop, aud the
fourth for the Of costly pattern, and models %
locomotives now III use all partz OF the orld These
were for tue duplication OF parts aud tho loss
I'd. them Is estimated Sl5, 900 The cost OF the build
i,, Vas 40 900 AIrg- blacksmith sAOp IN the rear.
l25 feet long Uy 40 feet WIDE, was also con-
.u,ned the loss OF which about $4,000.
Tua total loss IA estimated AZ $40 900; lDsurrd
~ follows On the building. $500 each in the safe
quart Empire cry, Commercial and Royal; total
10000; Oh machinery, $500 each in the Home,
Oleens, Nortn British and PLenix; total $4,000;
on stock -. 500 m tao Liverpool London and Globe.
ana 81 500 the .Etna; tO,al $1,000; "IOIc sum.
90 900.
i :, mr. spread 10 the FAX mi OF Barbour Brothers.
which together with the dye LUu-" and yarn Va ued AZ
10 600 v len wis stored the nal. WAS totally con
.umeu. The machinery rrlO' ed 20 t1o u lihr
bnur mil few aay- 42u. Ihc iulael luss on the Bar
u mil aud Itrut- N3JOuO, which l. tuI covered
,y tnsurauce- IN NsW-lurK ana Brooklyn companies.
A. east 100 tamil moved their furniture into the
rreets eupuOsIug tnat tLelr homes would be swept
avRv About 100 hands are t.rOWn out OF employment
Al tho Ro.eIs anu tHIry ye-aOuss hands al TIE
Baryour MIL Al ualf past 10 O'Clock the IRE WAS uud,r
cutro 1Be DUlpnIa Flax All !, adjoining the Barbour
I'LL, saved viii great difficulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
NR. VANDEEGILT5 PICIrRES.

Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt has apparently
taken NJ tue work winch Mr.. Joun TAYLOR Johnston
Land down, ana IS gathering one o. the largest
aad best col, CEOus OF modern paintings any
whore to be seen IN this country. His doors
were Hospitality opened yesterday 10 large
anDer Of invited guests. who found tnat the col ecuou
hardly vet two years old already counted oonsDcuou>y
IT,, rxa,opes OF many O! ,no worlds famous
isis. There are two Maissoniers-One, The Ordinance
d, ted iD 1867 and purchased by Nr Vanderbilt roma
Brussels collection; the other picture ot the same
sze y BY o. painted to mrVanderbts own oder' and
exholted ut the late Paris Exhibition. THIS last
IL In IA style TO which the admirers or Mcls-
konler are uDaccusiOmed-4 warm glowing PIE
ture OF q strongbesrdel nan. reclining I'D
the arms Of a beauty who bends over him II Is
called An Arusi and His VIE" The wei-kuOwu
s,ureycr from Mr. John Taylor Johnstons collection,
ARABS Roueauns." Is here; and there Is an
other Important schreyer. Arabs Resting at
a Fountain" There an unusually good Zama-
cor The Kings Favoute." and charming
bit by II .dra5o. called aasqueraders.' Taere are
other good examples from each o. these artists There
II large Bon painted Ia Dir. NandeIDts order
~ ISIS picture which will be sure To attract attcn-
ton II D6taies An Ambulance Corps" alIrEe canvas
(i6 by 32l also painted 10 Mr.. VGniorbirs order IN
ISIS CAbauel has Lere another Large canvas 90 by
5Gl. Alma Tadrna mas " Az Entrance to a Roman The
Rtr," OfrIue's sword Dance" is here and the same
arsi has also another picture, painted 70 Mr. Wander
b Is order Louis XIV. aud the Grand Condo" NicOls
has a very strong picture, Paying the Rent"
TO make no further mention OF individual pictures
there are also exam plies OF Mais BOuguereau Cou
fourier } .seph Coomans, FOrtuny, TouimOucbe, viii
lens. Escosurs, and many others American artists.
however are fully represented than could he de-
sired.
The gathering OF such collection ., substantial ad-
don L, the artistic wealth Of New-York, aud Is fine
Illus ratou o. the prOper Use Of great opportunities.
Many Of these important suggest elaborate study
and cri icsm and Will doubtless receive II whenever
they can seen under circumstances that may seen 10
make THIS ht.ug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
CLOSE OF The ARSON TRLaL.

IuE JURY DISAGREE AFTER BEING OUT TWENTY
ONE HOURS
Charles Bernstein and Abraham d. Free
MAJ asa. ated IN a common charge with Abraham. or
Isaac Perstrln IN setting re Lcyys IN the
tenement house 10. IL LUllOw-st have been trial
FOR some DAYS before Judge Barrett. IN SD
preu,e Court Chambers Ptrstein has been coz
vtcted aud sentenced to imprisonment FOR
he Tho question chs tE!a has been largely whether
these two men are the men guilty Of The crime.
Commissioner Perley's and Mr.. Dempsey
testified That they Tracked most thoroughly the
three accused persons until on The night or
November 10. 1873 Pericy them enter Levy's
.partu.eDt anu leave L. AMI af,er fire broke out.
Tho defeuce which faiie1 in Pcrlsteln's oase
,bili Darnsteiu produced several witnesses show
that his ordinary bit pend the sabbath night
and sunday n glt with his father Essex st. and that
on this particular sunday night play I'd dOmuoes all
,be time 10 which Periey declared he was engaged
in g,np, u and from No IL Lltlow-sr Preem ms
brother testified thar ~ spent that evening at family
reunion the birthday VI one ~ fTecntnS cni den.
Duf his testimony marred by little fOrge fnness
Judge Barrett gu Wednesday, stated t. fury that
they mus. md OF two thng-. either la Percy and
.luus.y with tho mere object Ing advanced ~ the
FIR u. partmeLt lied falsely that tue de-
feud.uts we're guilty. ASalbl WAS OFTEN the only pr
trrtlOu or innocent MAJ, ~ Was the ta-tst VI
guIEy man - ais.
The Jury vent OUT Al p m. and not baylng come 70
a decision a. midu = ut was locked up. The mo Dcrs
vest ridT morning win a dsdgir eiDrut \
Iicatiou Ia reduce the OaI used by Jui &c
Earrrtt and set down for RAJ FOR tcD
ruAry.14 Tie Jurors freely even anRrly said that
a,ccrtalued the reca!citranJ juror Was solomon
FradeYcks Nha darIng the whole tWeu;y-Oue bOurs IN
ahich the july out mad refused 10 argue wth hs
esOclAtc except 70 sdy ta PcrAaIs TIE Prosecutors
co mistaken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
MJrSIC.
A CHAMBER CONCERT.

The second of n series OF subscription con-
oert By newly recognized str1 quar- eite consisting
~ Messrs Brandt. schNarE dttzSs aud BeTEDer' was
Given last night at Republican Hall IN West Thirty
thrdst near Broadway The artists concerned IN this
ven urr have PLAYED great deal together ana they are
wi, ted both by training and sympathy. FOR the inter
prealion OF the pure Classical compositions to which
the SIX entertainments Of the present series arc
dedicated W. expected 81 them. therefore good per
foruance bul that were not prepared IoI
such admirable playing they gave US It's long sn''
we have heard any QuaFteto music TO eolnpa' Win IT,
The programme was happily cho-en. IL 0peneu VIA
Mozarts delicious QGartette In b hat No. - o. Tue
pe,ers edition and third 81 the six when Mo"'T'
dedic tied 60 Joseph Haydn model OF grave
symmetry, ana gentle feeling, aud ths Wa az
proprateiy followed by Haydn's Austrian hFlDh
aud variations KAISER Quaretel, both selections Dlus
performed with a smoOthBess OF tone ana oehu' %
expressiou Which the audience cordially rec sHz'd
a. concert ended with Sohuberrs Gne Quintette ia u
opus 1853 the 80 ond colo being played ny MI Hem
Manu. aud the performance OF this was "a notable TOT
tciv and energy that OK the 9th pieces Vas or
tie mdeg exec lences. There "a an EXCEL ataudeDc'
pun.rons Intelligent. cultivated and enthusiastic ana
nothing dstraced from success Vi tuls WotiiF con
cert exc D. 90 heat aud foul air OF tho u'euta'ed
room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

said that he thought the suggested appointments
were absolutely necessary.
vote taken on Mr.. SINNERS minority report
against maxim any further sppointmenis-tad i was
rejected hy a vote Of - 10 - The repor. ot tne
majority OF the committee then adopted Us thh
same vote. MANY members voted for the majority r.
port because they thought that the officers suggested
for the proper transaction nj business
The stout resistance made VIII doubtless prrveut mcnF
superfinOus appointments; ana viii proosof
secure the pa>ssgr OF bill reducing TIE nuhuet "'
ernpl0ves hereafter
Mr. Varnum introduced bill IN tho Assembly fo-ir
putting County Clerk, the sheriff sud ~" he sster
uDon yearly salaries and cuttlnv away all their ie"
The law appy ~ the present OH
The sheriff to receive So $50 yearly, The 'oIl
Clerk $40 900 aud the Register $4,000 The terms 81
tue sheriff and CrIDy Clerk pirr 90 January 4ooV'
aud tlat o the Register wear aitcrTard
General Sharpe introduced bill for the appointment
"A commission select site for new state fr-oh'
IL 70 consist Of Superih eudeut fA-Du9.
T. W Maiden and sinclair Touc"S. The eTpehre VI IHo
undertaking IL not TO exceed IL 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
HOW TuDEN DIDN'T BOUNCE PFLToN.


Ii L. universally granted that, technically
and .cg H. Ilueu established, beyond rriutttOA.
thai h. know nothing " te cipher uispac aud was
hot IL Any concerned in OF cOAscutlnG 10 auy 1T
ten ~ 10 by purchase or Or berry The electoral
votes u any States. But among number o. Debocrh
o. considerable elnneB0o 1Ae result or the EXAMINATION
eaV-s painful Impression that he Is "a mHn *
uuncy and CulvAD tolerant Of grossly immoral
usnadcliOn person very near To MN, having very
COuhleaua tlatOns Win nm. and whom ht detected
10 az attempt % commit Tor Mr.. Tuden'- D-Uent,
grave cruIlnA ac..,n. &" Now" these Democrats,
Was not Nj Wd-u hiLse.f grayeit lack ~ ~ Charac-
Ter 90 that OF honor. IN he keen Hppre-
Csilon Oi disglaeeful Get wuicE man 40 his
PsuOn OgXht certainly 90 have Ought be not
u uaVe at aud carefully excluded Pei
tou Rom al iuriher share in or knO~ltIsr
OF pol,ira transact.0nsi Oucht ne not 10 have
g,su uoGoe 20 a his political friends thar
Lty iuusL no. Potion But lai'prn,df NOt
Sam cOnndon posi- as bciuTr, uui all Or Ia Who
Seir hef' curing LIT Winter Of ls1615 IeDcu7rs very
seA t4at GuIius lie Iast HOLt o. De 20 ss4ou fvlL 10
N4' Etie a. Wa-niLStOn The openly dtc.artd Srnt 0i
q 4I4cu. occupied an cGpcDSlVc suite o. rooms ~
~ y bad wiz nm corpo u as-.siai =, anu 40 ia
O'"st'h sud close cOI muu Gallo. VI Nc lldr 10 ALO
communicated OF lis tcuH with tue most uuucuIlai
IA o. the party mere stCrry, urging rrsttaHcr % me
'141i1 o. Tho trcUrsl Commission. ARRANGING pot!ca-
5'' % ahiuG hlucCl. ril5ancC LGlonhl ny Ia NJ
- VIII dod otter re,pYnel bi, men III authority, bpt
ot ~uO Lad Nj. II4deu - HIS blt a. aud We Tclr-
fs't-I. an rspccia manner ami VITA especial al
sNV'4iy ar. Il4cH's wIsues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

II Grant and 1ildeu should be the candi-
daIes lu 1880. good people vi have take 70
TIE woods! Indianapolis News uud)
Tho returns from the town meetings held
% surrounding counties tuesday, do lnu ate
% tins Republican taLU shown Ia TIE IA e4ec-
tons Z uoa Herald u.ep)
Mr.. TIlden says 1.-The lapse of time will vim
dlcaje MA before tue American Icopie" II docs tie
Lapse OF lime will ~ remarkable - the copHg eeuers
lapse o. nomOry.-[C IDton iOaiU) Repos tory lRelJ
When Colonel WOclley backs up in front
Of the Potter ouhCommitiec, and takes the Uat 81 ic
gauOr 10 Truth d shadow 81 mystery Will be thrown
over Ia, country. Tue Yelled Prophet 81 khOrs.San
Wa. a plain, blunt man compared with Woo ley IN The
lime of tue uysteriOus- Baltimore Gazette DEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
J'DICIAL SLAUGHTER or IILDFN AND NOSE.
fYy7p The AotT tJElaJ

AN 10 PeltOn. he confessed everything, and
D- l'-i'-- hcvu. Marble Kos Ga very well h} INIT
s'L.nC his trlegraas con nUnIc4tIug me Dsr- 90 sell
- 4aAscF g-a4s " and pieces OIL news, uuiE hr
s.,o ''"st Ia Nuch hc informed hy Ieilul that
'-r pf"poa U.- was acc.p d. done uni once" an
hg a, l alleged, replied that " the proposition
Irliol SWOre Luat The nFst OF tir-c w. an
S s1'Ao Aatp1 To MARBLE 20 Guy Oh ceiitln ans,
80 tAa, ne dld not raise tbe money bccHu~c ol Inc
s,oob- 'h winch n .lbir Jnuuuuccu 10 NM iusi TIE
."1.a'4,ua Lau D4UEeo dor u. Mr. Marhie'a GENIAL oI
t'Ss' ""uaJDL ana Inability 10 on ANY otter, ana
IiI ~ JotXpldu tue Dispatch alIrgrO 20 EdNr hccu
oe-Nrd ~ Hill" ID spatcA here pr. position too hieh'
LAY DE- sad have Deru iata To liz cNl-
49, ANS l-hOiahCe or iOrectluln. ~ 10 these W.
-apa'cLc. L4Atu ~ connection VAN ne dISpa Cuc~ e.
"'cdge4 aHd PcltOus confession, IA 10 make
~ lieily clearly that engage lf utGOuatio
.ol Tie purchase OF The Presidency WbcA, sUuI'
tea'ob rot revealed failed Inc wuve OF Ms eyid,
uol worm au4lyz.BE ana is Of lite IutrTe5I ~
sAe paohc, wuiCn Is getting thoroughly tired OF lac
"Ioie matter lie exposure has probably uni descry
ty ruined Mr. Grl's en- -nCes o. auOturT numinatiOH
~ II II not 4Ikey to have other result o. uucD
k4oc IN y0r ance beyond int nsifyIug thr Iopulef
accumulation iLat the opportunity fJT IbesU slOl kILg
wand tis uail uOt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
Special Notices
Her Majesty. skip &" Piuaforo.'
THE FIEEsIDE COMPANION. No. 592 with
Supplement-.
ISSUED FEBRUARY -

ISSUED FEBHJ AIRY u
pPs;as r 9; ; sS%' Ss, IT
n. 5s3 OF T IA FIkEsIDE coMPANIoN will contain
the opening chapters 0 story. called
THE BASRER's UGHTER,
upon popular play Of The sane name nos IN,
the drs, lnstslment q James Payn's new story
UNDER ONE ROOF.
away TlI1 eye,S nIaS'I ~ % ie The pb.ers
p. o. Boz. a75I Il G. = Van ews'er.;.. : Y.
Nervous med a. ss,ay z, n9rt, ag 's0ss
delivered al Ksnn's Au~'ntn u tn'.ouv Ssr
YOrs the and cure Of prenAro d.c ns 'lo"S "a
sput .Dy health may De ne sfDrlng clear
aerSS9s ana physical ety oens N 5s.r, 81
Hers9sg; ~ HA 20 Gu. ' 20 ao t'
Post Once >ouce-re rore IN mans Tor the ca Ing
sAICRDAY February H. 80 ~" cose AZ this odier "a
WA, wa o D@ a. on oG9 4 5a H. Tor "a
~ ste4mAAp cay OF eNl or VA Hlr-soSn core
steamer ne specially ADDRESSED sud a 10 m %
Hamburg on sAfJ kDAf Al o 50 a N !of E9rope y
Germany and scotland -ared oy ths steamer mast
be sss. n.nD syio va - assow aud a. ii 30 NJ or IA
rope 6y stesGship Oter. va southampton and Bremen
g. uoi az: .n. o De Aa No
E,buaJ To- H. 'a nail. tr Hsvsns iesy, ssYors Fb
ru,r, H. The Hsyti ana Jamaica New
FeDruary - The malls Tor he IVES; Inds krrmuua nd
AnsrrAIA &c. leave Ftanesco F-Drutry Ibo
rHOS. l.. IA '1st -
Post once. Ne~.Yor4, February 5 .s5s.
see Tor YOursef-Luxurv. genthfy AMI car-fu
atruo are Characteristic OF the IurAsA Russian Sal Gui
l.t!t BatAs. so West - D. several ItlA
hamp.oers n nous a. partmeA AL hours day and uight
I-l.4ns medlcated open nnt o y a
sure Cure Tor Lung. Throat and hssriai Diseasos-
.hYh ID EOCh,' A. PREPARED ~ Nj. oOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS ASD kECOMMES DED ~
pEu.INENT PHYSICIANS ASK FOH 10y "HlE
AND ROCK" AND TAXI No OTHER 81 PER LARGE
bgTILE y van BELL, E, CHAM8E H. sen ~
DOORS WEST or BKOADw.H
The American Pedometerl the mist accurate waking
uAl..c ever Price
TIFFANY & Co, UNION sol y tE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
4 BRENERY Burned.
loss OF 5000 900 AT IONpON, oNTARIo-A FIRE
MAN Fatally INJCRFD

LONDON, Ont. Feb. 13.-AbOut o'clock
this morning FIRE discovered IA CailnIs Brewery
and Maiii = House near the kin. The 1rcDcn were
SOON on maud and lad apparently oxt.H- u!7hed the
flames when suddenly an t1plosion supposed DO o.!
ss took place. Tue roo; IN tho wcstcrn end
OF he buildlng From that time the hre, famed by a
brisk northwe-t md. took drn hold and n0 efforts
III Il the hreen could Put torn were " the ehsGtes
avai tue not Of tho immense bu ldinR beng totally
desroved iy : OclOch. \ rIcm named Reeves fell
from ladder aud fatally injured TIE To al IO~o L.
about 300 600 Following are the losses Of insurnDc.
co. rsu.-s: Rnyal, s5OOOO; LObuOn ana l. tnca-hire.
5000: Cau.dI Fire anu Marine $4,000 Commercial
T'nlun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
COLDER WEATHAR FROM TIE NOE rHgEsE

DR.. Donhauser, Of the Signal Office, said
YESTERDAY .aat tue snow .quas that passed Tie
cy in tho morning were tie remnants the storm
that RACED on Tuesday N the UPPER Mississippi Val
ley. Very cold weather Is travelling be said
On the heels OF the snow, and VIII probably
reach this city to-day. Yesterday morning the Their
mometer at Fort Garry indicated So below zero At
Pauiua 81 below; al -. Pau. l6o below Marquct,c
- below: AZ Ia Goose - below anu al Duluth. 20
u-lOW. These purrs eIo@ at the "eateer va, colder
Yesterday morning tlan On any other day this " lnc.
Al h.ro .c mercury fr 10 IN twenty iOur hours
the smpegaturr benz % yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
ORGAN RECfTALs AT CHICKERING'S.

Mr.. John White will begin a series OF free
organ recitals at Cllcsouug Han to-uioIr""
afternoon ~ hal past ,. and they Will b.
c,o,p1ed there weekly until further notice. Mr..
Wbte's performances ai -. PatrcEs Cathedral
have often bcta commented IN this column, and Il
IS a ter Of satisfaction that he l. now 10 be- heard IN
t. m re accessible and agreeable place. His programme
for tomorrow is ambitious. foI It opens with three
movement. o: Bachs 81. AIMS fusle and closes Win
Liszis great fantasia and Sue the chora! Al los
I'D salrfarern uudam."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
la ArLAKL YILLAGE. II.

LAKE VILLAGE, y. H., Feb. l3.-Wi!liam
"A P,uprr', machine -Hop ana Horace Woods hosiery
mi were destroyed by fire Last gh Peppers los Is
II OIO: insured Tor 81 coo Francs Holt. manufacture
? hosiery wIo occupied the upper part Of Pepper
Dui M ose, $1,000: insured for $500. WoOI4 lose
/, - 900: insured for -; 500. Woods building
ariIy occupcd by p. ". Cox manufacturer Vi hosiery
and kv.tlile needles Hls los $1,000: insured foI
sano l.e4IA.~ these Cook 4 - good lus" 5000
en-, er, Prupers hulldinE iuiy insuIed owing 20
-e 30 ia lu, most ~ tAe Dizziness portion OF The VII
-nrl ~ /, fnrrnI- nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
ALBANY.
DoNGs AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

FRUITLEss pFRATR ON ECONOMY IN THE ASSN
pLY-ARGUMEST BEFORE TIE ASSEMBLY IT.
dietary COMMITTEE on TIE MUTUAL LIES
NEW PLAN.
The Assembly occupied most oft sossfon yester-
day with debate on the majority and minority
reports in relation 10 reducing the number
of employees Of that body; 1t was
finally decided by vote that the number could
not I've diminished consistently with the proper
dispatch Of business, and the comfort Of the mem
bers. The Judiciary Committee of the Assembly
again heard argument in regard to the Mutual Life
Insurance Conpany's rebate plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

He had rather vague ideas IN regard TO the si0nt
canoe Of the temporal clause very soon ana surnrsco
A Boston evening paper warn, h0useh0hefs 10
.rng,hen their ball as the valentine season ASS
- me arst of March - Notwithstanding tue severe
Seatber In London. the sparrows known AZ " Jlins,
Srom their cry a. jim. jim Jin are looking aOo~I
Tor mates aud thinking OF nest building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
A BURGrAR KILLED CLERK

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-A dispatch from Kan
city says tho jewelry store OF ". B. Wright was
entered about O'Clock ths morning By burglar named
Parker, who confronted by Albert Marty, clerk
who sleeping IN the store. and after desperats
struggle Parker stabbed twice yth DIRK BY Marty
He iell dead lust pocenan aIrYel ~ arrest MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
ICE GORGs ~ THE DkLATARE.

PoRT JERvIs, Y. Y. Feb. 13.-The late rains
have caused considerable alarm along the Delaware
River The ice has begun 20 break up in the east and
west branches Hancock aud Deposit AMI . large
gorge has formed To-day the ice began 20 break np
below Calicoou and will probably form gorgr 1t Mar
TOWsburg. Families moving 70 higher ground for
safety. Al this point she Ice remains firm and danger
Is. al ~ fgl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

a man on horseback stopped opposite the
little church IN b. tfF other day, upon wIicn some
repairs in progress He tod one ~ the workman
would ~ expensive Job. Yes" replied the Other.
IN nv opinion we shal. accomplish what oar dominic
has been yainy try Ia 10 Tor the last thirty years
"What Ia THAR said the iuterr0gator. Why, bring all
the parish 10 repentance"