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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-22
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-22
CHEYENNE MARKETS.

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-22
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

a FAIR SPECIMEN.
I hsd been entirely bid for several years, con-
ssitai.onal, I su7poss- I used u few bottles Of
Ka;iniavn. and, 10 my gralt surprise, I have a thick
growth OF young hair.
COT JOHN L. TORRANCE, U. s. A.
Ii evory important respect ths Kathsiron 4, shso-
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.. To Restore Cray HAN.
5. To Eernove Dandruh.
!. To Dress and Deautify tho HAir-
REAR IN MIND.-rhs Ksthairon 10 10
rtieky posto Of sulphur and sugar-of-lead, to paint
and caub the hair and paralyzs tho brain. 1t Is
a p=-s aad limpil vegetable lotion. intended to re-
rto,s To hair By natural growth AMI rcinvisoratiou-
III. a2lsadidly pcrfunel, and tho most delightful
90. dressing known No iady's or gentlsmans
r..st ontrs IL complete without Lyons K.thAirunL
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-22

RUCKsRIN GLOVES. CLOTHING, ETC,
- Addison Avery. Manufactured. Button
Top Gloves, sewei entirely with silk, sent by
prices. s.nd for Pr ce List and Sample OF
Stock. No. M Fifteenth street, I,envor.
N. B.-Agents Wantcd.. n5o-Sm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
oOIL couELNArLON RrVoR&

PRESIDENT GOwTN UNWILLING 10 REDUCE rRObuC.
TON But WILLING TO ADVANCE THE PRICE,
JUDGE FACXEE's VISIT TO NEw-YORK.
PHLApELPHA, Feb. 2O.-Pre,idcut GOWeD,
OF tle PAi.adey ha and Reading Railroad Company,
spsaknS % the proposed new cod combination. says;
% was asbrd oy NJ Parrish yesterday whether would
20 10 SewN0rk Tcday, t. meet the representatives.
Of the several anthracite cool interests ncudBZ Judge
Packer 10 conference upon rae subject u the prco u
coal Nr Parrish stated the object % tho mectng
would De 10 advance prices and restrict production By
temporary -toppaGeS. Told him that Whenever Was
assured that JuAge Packer would be AT the meeting
representing bis company. would cleeriuy attend.
and tAal wo.,d yot- iOr au advance OF pucas, but
uE5r. crtuus- lHces would out company consent 20
,fopr3E' of IN plututs have plenty 81 ocltrs
cr a hc c5t We are mining and could srr Do" rca.0n,
tu-r.f r. WHY we shouii stop production; and apart
tbs hal promised The workin Ineu IN our mpuy
steady work Tor tie year, and dd Dor thluk 70 would
De FOR ne stop cpe-es IS long - we md
alnpIet fDr The IroucL" The vie, pr" lid NJ ~ to
Lcbgh Valley Railroad Company saw that Judge
J. cAr 5 visit to -wIork las mott In whatever 10 do
y4;l = combination, uud mat lc Jgdce FaCsci) has
probably NOT seen any ~ tle representative. o. mo
other companies on Tie subject
Lead r- men I tr ca trad think there l- great
dsa 'n tfp rUWrrs They favor rc-tretI'u % IIttIe.
ton and predict IN advance ot ~ a ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
TIE ORGAN CONCEPTS.

Mr.. Wrren's concert on Wednesday after
hoon at Grace Church, was remarkably Interesting
one, and The programme Magnifcent.y rendered.
The noble FANTASIA and Fueue OF Bach which opened
were given with great gI.ity and cicarucSe and the
Achief se.ccuoHs-t two movements from quartet o.
slohrs schuusnus exquisite ptrce N canon form ana
LuIs fantasia the hyInu saucti,slua were de-
Hghtully Gone. But the achievement Of the concert
v a. his playing 81 the great RcuHke sOnail. THIS ir-
m4AsOv wora, iu many respects the most tr' N 10 I'D
O'g4n music. presents such dncaue, mat but lev 'i
sAlsh attempt % overcome them and but lew succeed
o. those who TO- Mr. Warreus performance WIS bold,
afoag aud thoroughly int Ageut, anu was perhaps tl'
uLes' piece o; work winch he la, accomplished aurht
'1e series ~ which Eas, uuIoltut ate 3. been
''Oi-A' To q temporary close.
ar 'af'eTs concert al TRINITY Church yesterday
'fnoon va, also an admirable 1ne cAlt' o.; III
e'1n' ~ere TIE Ihlrd sonata Of Mtndcl->0hn, toe J.
-'Ol Iusae Of Bach, and all oGcrt"fy I'D G.. uy Ney.
IS l'".i throughout the concert Vrs excellent, Ara
" "eS on tory was given VIII PECULIARLY s,r. ~
'1'| Boil ctrts-thdt al Grace and that ~ TRINITY
were p" rroFded that 1t almost 1nross'hie 20 ct
'-- elder building. ami from tnis 10 wound rcem eva"
u"' 'HNi moo OIL there liking TO: organ music 10
'S I0.'r. blt tlat it's groWi-s one. ior the auc
'e' DO" ore vastly larger than tnry were hen th'se
concerts vcr, q, - gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21

BHrGHAN-Ir BROOKLYN, February - 1870. ID, The ro'.
MI s3I m a. ~ tan Ar5or Mich 80
Ksats IS !ud trends q. & nv ?, !'i.ai hi.
Ter Monroe place FRIDAY, pa. INST. at 20 pu Friend;
arr Kindly .equr.ted not u send DOVER.
DALE-Sudrnfy February 20. ~ scarlet fever. Gerald F..
child u DOis stokes aDd Henry Dale Ia hc an year
Inre1enj At Laurel HILL Philadelphia sa5ur!ay Fs5ruay
FOpBvrhe funeral o. the late William p Forbv VII tx.
pace Pougakeepsie y = on Friday February -. AZ
IvEs-In Rrootyn on Thursday February % Ju
Faaersi Monday D. from his lst rest
sIc~. 20. Gate,-Avo
M.coEMACE-oa r1qriay February 90 $50 william
Fanrra ron rs ate r.idence 188 Vest 5-i,, SevY0rE
Friea win please attend without further notice
MILLS-At Washington Heights. on February 10 amer
shor, Ines - e cs D.. , f,s and
boulevard on 7aturday. te6Tnary ~ At ? .. 70. - go.
ca s5l,9 VI" be IL waiting to meet O'Clock tram from
MofTER-.t If, residence $40 shave, on Tuesday tho
18Th INST. Peter Mol'er IN the 7Oth y'sr Of HI are
Ec4tyes M ,ud' ar ,nyr - ati-ni his funeral from
on Frday mornn.. the y = INST At 10 1eioe4 IT'S
respectfully requested that a bowers Do sent
NFISON-At his residence No. 100 East l-ts. 10
Rev Reuben Nelson - one Of the Agents OF the MCih0
DIST BOOK Concern 10 the . lot year % NJ AZ. -
o'c ock at Paurs NJ p. Church. 4thaye
Relatives and eli. are Re-; eLfjf invited 10 1'eA ]"
Inte rrp,rtti At Kingston, penn ~ ''-'
sTEFCEER-on TUESDAY ev.nins February "a Emra.
= Charles suecAer ana laughter Of ae iA'e jams
% ch9Tsh Q; the r. an le 2o' On
f~.I.Y list int, Al Lp.3O D ii3CA.
TUOMP- tS-Dn January a. ~ AAuugI Va 'Agasoar,
George Francis charlie. 4 captain W G. Thompson u
this citY 37th year Of ms age.
T0wNsEN Don Thursdsv Of inflammation Of 'h@ brain.
Ira Austen. scn q Abram = and May Townsend. ssoi
wears aud 10 months.
F1nrra .er~ce. Slurday morning 1870 O'Clock az tho
% Albert Manu. CT nton st. East Or8Dgh y J.
WYATT on Tuesday Might F,brHa-Y L. o. flr
Al Durham centre. COM, Martha Warrington Preston.
VT oi he Rev Albert II wyatt OF The NewlorE last
Conference.
FgeIa SEW o.. will take place e. FAY. AZ . O'CLOCK w
ne Methodist Episcopal oAare1 o. which Ar "y4tt Is
Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21

face railway thus destroying the only open way
from FOurteenthst. TO the Battery. THIS would %
u serious detriment to the business Of the city
another impediment to Is prosperity.
One excuse given for the proposed nuisance
that stores difficult 10 rent on Broadway above
Bleecker-st the fact 81 the difficulty is beyond
question. Inc reason for 10 ~ simply because tue
retail buyers have moved uptown aud the dealers
have been Obliged 10 follow them. Tho wholesale
business has not moved northward for tie past two
or three year, with the exception 81 the dealers In
millinery, " no seem 20 be clustering about Blocker
and HOustOn-sts. A railroad will not bring crsrom.
Has ~ helped University place IL has simply in
iuled IL for residences and not enhanced its value
fOr Stores. BROADWAY.
M yjyE Fob 90 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
MUSIC.
CHAMBER COSCERT.

The second Of the series of Chamber Music
soi,ees announced by Mr.. Max Primer and Dr.
Damrosch AZ Union League Tho re took place last
evening and attracted excellent audience. The taste
for taIs class OF entertainment never very strongly
defined m community heretofore, seem
this year 10 have been suddenly developed II CO
tauy ought TO be stimulated BY such GOOD
performances that OF last night The concert opened
with Bcethoveu's Kreutzcr Sonata; and to hear this
noble c13ctiug vol PLAYED by artists who
evidently brought its Interpretation not merely tho
technical ability TO execute and The intellect TO com
Dfeheud IT, bat reverence sympAthy, and power Of
emotional expression, was rare treat. d..
Damro-ch earned cordial appreciation for
two violin solos OF his Own, Romano
and a caprcciettO; Mr.. Piuuer played the Chopin
sCherzo, in sharp minor. op 81, and for u rccal.
charming Tastorale OF rariats arranged 10y laJosg;
Ms Isabelle Palmer Fassett gave little known song %;
Hozlr, " J. AdIiO," VITA pleasant c0utralto voice
and simple style, and afjcr"ard an air OF
scariattis Tog.Iete Ia VITA ancori" ana
then for the close we had 4 thing THO By II Yon
Bronsart NJ BE ner adding bis cello TO the violin md
PSno Tins Is highly interesting work, flu. Of lfe,
movement. and melody; the first and second move
menis struck As especially rich. compact ana inse-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
WORK IN THE ASSEMBLY,.

PASSAGE or THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS EFArPOE-
ToSMENT BILL-PROTECTIoN o. HorIL ASD
BoAHDING-HOUsE KEEPERs-BOtED cor ELCC-
Tons FOR BRoOKLYS.
lFBON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE tribune
ALBANY, Feb. 2O.-Without a speech or q
protest Mr. Hepburu's AppJrtionment bih was passed
today 10y vote OF 30 to II. The following members
voted against the bill Alyord Cody. Grant Hoysradt
MaTean. Mun-on, Prcndrrgasr. Reynolds. sherman
smut, Terry Van yalkcnburgh " F. Wheeler 1t will be-
perceived that al the opponents or the bill except
speaker Alvord cane from counties which derived
Of members by the bill New-Yulk under The bill gets
twenty-five members and Brooklyn thirteen members.
The Senate Districts not touched in the hiu
Erasfus Brooks lives 10 hotel while In Albany. and
having witnessed with o sympathetic tie suffering.
of ia proprietor consequence o. the fraie- OF travel
lrr- has been lead thereby TO introduce bill entitled
Al aci Tor the better protection ~ hotekeeper' Inn
be- pcrs AMI boarding h0u,e-Leeprrs." II author
rs the proIr.'rrS of the places of public
,c-tium,n- named 30 tie biu TO seJ ans
hlFc,ge rit 10y tleyrl~r after AN interval % three
months, DO 'dction OF ans lcbt incurred ~ Inn
VA-t H.'d Dr.. 'ae h'u'". 1T ihrIt lr any -"f. ~
~ sr fL, SD, it - Fl. 90. p.Il OYER 20 rae delinquent
tr'V' r. n d'Haudrf 10y him W nm h,t"r ca' a't.r
f. ." DO Tie Traveller D NOT Ciliu tie SIR Us
onr, s. g.. h- uali c. 90 tur treasurer or tnAm -
iLr traveller DO he ,HlI ever .eet %.
l.l, q, ..b I.t.-e The i Uak nt ga appropriation
&c.. ID. .4'.,t 0n 81 tIit'sD tI' Nv 'itoi Com
Dol --.nu -st Leo luIc tAe work On that structure
u4..r- 'l' "i...r and spring 90. 1873.
Nr N's.. r. ,atiOIoced b d anendlnSth" Hro"h-
i. c 80 oar. N. u.i,4 provides thai mo Mayor tHi-
tru l,r ar1 NU r. vtn tnriv DAYS after tnc passage
o. .u- ar' -,i. appoint three PERSONS, nor over wo
rctoE. SO on lHdu- Iltef Urit.c ,ttr'. SAFE,
c,alj. ,r,.f on.e -..lo a eligible Q, tn. board. fne
""r ,gnaa et"A Clerks and .-t1n clerk 'ie pro
VOID +. a. ., m,t.eis leria.n'ns 10 elections are
.ItI e a. Is 10 board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
Gas ND ELECTRICITY.
DISTILLING Light FROM FAT.
Az ADDRESS BEFOEH IHE NEW-YOLK ruLIItcHF
SOCIETY.


SOCIETY.
At the regular weekly meeting Of the New
York Polytechnic Society last evening, Room no. -
Of the Cooper Institute, Ernst schOenrock cxi med
briefly q new system Of gas lighting. Tine system We
invented by Juu. Piuisch q Berlin, and is adapted
especially to the lighting OF railway carriages,
large buildings and floating buoys. The ga- =
d.,u led from fat pc.ro cum refuse, is vc'y rich
ana brilliant. aud the cost Is far below -at o. coal ps.
The advantages claimed for 1t due 10 The peculiar
method Of 10y he furnaces designed hy Mr..
Pu,.cu Tue eas is dry aud permanent, without Tois-
lure or sediru- ana u su ts no loss Bog condensation
IN the pipes II has been used Tor seveIa. years IN
Europe. on tne principal railroads o: England,
Russia and Germany. Between C.oOO Nant 5000
cars on these railways have been provided
with the gas and it is used also IN tho saloon
carriages Of the Emperor, Of Russia AMI Germany,
aud III th5t ~ the Prince OF Wales. has been adopted
On the y ole line by the directors 81 TIE Metropolitan
a. i-r.r0u.d Ea-Nty of London. J is used e conn
pressed form. and railroad car, contained In ron
f.rk- or Oh. .r- attached 10 The bottom of flt
Is use is mot Oaug"ruus. th" h'iIS subjected only
L. a pressure oi so pounds 20 Tho square inch, and
liz uJ; tADiO-.v lac supply Is controlled pT icAte
regulator which maintains STEADY ANA regular hdl4e
o. the lamp
tire ~ harnur-. ana for mat purpose has
c.f we'd the avpruv J Trinity House. LONDON Pcrmi-
soU mas received from Secretary sherman 10 al
nit frts Of dufY, DIcv e. be exhibited M ms harhur
iHt ai!fy. OF tur buy expected WITHIN lt" wee K
II f. said 10 he uruJtD.. that the vii be adopted FOR
.-. Uu " -tI Elevated Ia rosa Ia tins Ciy
which would save sIG, so dAy 10 tne lighting Of
It's cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21

To re Edttor Or Inc TrIDHas.
~ln: >ou-h Nt-h-ave. and Ncw-Church-st. were
opened nj .rcat expense in order To- relieve Broad
way. Tho end W., achieved although ~ an cX0r-
b,,.nt cost. The crowd 10 Broadway Was materially
le,,,ncd; especially the movement oi freight vas
transferred 10 the new thorouehfarr. Bu, the E,c-
waited Road has taken Of the new stree
for considerable distance and the traffic has been
forced back into Broadway II is now proposed to
occupy this nArroW ssroet with douLle-track sur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21

President Hayes will dISspBOut the best
,.' ~ 90 J-- N.Iou Is he tails .,,. 80 t' ul To- 49,
EerJ
lhe Grant movement receives a chill, so 10
tt-t t-.Hi- "a . Iu~.i Y. SEQ .t.r- ~ tAlifrr o.
t-c recipient ~ q "-ppB aurHu-' ovation. General
~ Va a.! uaY- iO 10 % alone. .1 n- pn TAR a. 81
According 10 high Democratic authority lHE
-.LN-l Ofh iEiBTNE h4- GOu- I---crui-G tHc Bc-,O-
,IaIc u.u.iu. non ia 1850 FOR alden OdHibus
VINO STATE journal GsepJ
HOW about those immense meetings that
eIe 70 ur cil-d large cities t1 yuuicat sammy
mas .Ac Vide aOu mil been frozen up by the chilling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
Fr5,r M Tlcksbirg H1r6ld tD,1'l

FTof0 III J tchS0Ig IIFTU'II = '"-'T ii
The Southern people have not YET reacneu
the standard OF Industry thrift perseverance, aud econ
omv TINT must prevail before thew enjoy the highest
prosperity NhIc there many who arr industrious
there are few VINO really ecOnOmictl ana thIil1'
and there ar numbers VINO downright eTravaghu
And there Is alsO too much weldeyeOpel, Olu.lhsh-
iGued adj r-hOdi,d sziuess. Too much wn-Eey dthh-
ing tobacco chewing tobacco smoking. ingenious ldiG
aud eternal growing. Too much faultndlng Win the
times and TOO little boring 10 make The lines dlhci-
emit We have heard complain OF their ihanhtv 10
pay I'VE do say taxes are not higher man 'h
uglt To- he) VINO spend enough money FOR whskcy dL,
tobacco two weeks 10 their taxes tgr year aH,
are too lazy and indifferent to 20 the poIH ana
vote at the mott imuOr elections These SORT "i
things necessarily make times nnty. Then, inc system
of farming. a. genera! rule. l. wIetcAcd lnr p,ult
the south need INDUSTRIOUS Ia tre TAI meaning
the word and tD thrift ana economy as hcJ are
practised b. the Northern Eeople.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21

strued as TO IN any way AFFECT any contract obliga
uon made before tho passage Of this act.
81. . person or corporation. nor any attorney.
agent trustee, nor person acting in behalf OF. or
for tue borrower lender, shall directly indirectly
take or receive In money services goods things IN
acton, or IN any other way. any greater value for
ibo loan or fOrbearonce OF any money. goods
And the acts Of the attorney, agent, trustee
or ot any person acting IN behalf Of the borrower
lender shan be deemed the acts ~ their principal But
uOtnirg herein suaI be construed IA 10 prevent the
lender "a any moneys or other personal property from
paying ms or ts own agent attorney for his ser ices
IN uegut laiin- loans.
81. =. Ihl, acL .hAll iaka afect immnl-ntev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
" AERLL L.
BPOWNF-RHTN


RpOWNF-RHTNES-C "Wednesday February 10 A. M
Dlulcl or tIs ltansdsulauou by te Rev DrO a. ioI-h'
ron D. d. George g. so ~ the 'afr Gc. r. EfUNUs.
esI ~ Maucrster III gland. AID Emile. u thO
late D.,ott EA.ura. % This CITY.
UAtr~TtFF-ALIEN-I Greenfield. Mas. Thursday,
I,frIarv 1870 OF me brr-'s rlfanfs.
ny the rev SIR lfu0Is. AIrS2uGrr e. E4c,srf OF Sos.
York to-u-ll Il.lrn. dAuglt,. ~ ". H. Alien go. Ot
Greenfield.
WOoD-ATKNAN-On wednesday February 10 1879 q
the 90 ,rrh corner Jf glBtou and AWy'. ErDrs r1. ~
tu- iicv. James Il. LUDLOW, D. d. Edward & Wool 3Ll
May W. Ran ,.ct - Walter ". .maa. a. % BrDgAlyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
ALBANY.
WORK OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

GEGAL RATE or INrEREsT-AssEMBLY REAProEIioN-
MINT BuL-APPRoPRIATIONs FOR THE YFAR.
Tic bin reducing the legal rate of interest from
10 per cent was debated in the Sen
alto and afterward ordered 10 a third read
ing. The bill reapporiioning the Assembly,
districts OF the state was passed by the
Assembly by vote of 80 TO II. The
Assembly Committee on Ways and Means reported
the Annual Appropriation bill, by which it Is pro-
posed to save more than 100000. Both houses
took u recess until Tuesday moraihg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21

blast. of an unsympathIzing world !-IAbany Evening
Journal Rep)
Fernando Wood was never known as the
special champion either Of the Union, the war Tor ts
preservation. OF those who volunteered 10 deIehu II
His present attitude anew thar me ineh VINO
against lS6lj not the trnr ffienIS o. 'he
country to-day. saratoga SaratCg1sn tEop0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
CONSPIRACY RI DEFR1JD.

Troy, Ny, Feb. 20.-Dlnit Robertson, treas
urer of the TIoy and Boston Railroad, ha, boon
Jointly indicted with d. Thomas Vail, president OF
the Merchant, and Mechanics Bank orconapIacy
to defrauI creditors of said bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
TIE TIIDEN WAVE STRIKES CONNECTICUT
q. .-.-. E-.r--.- 2. ------ L..-

The Hartford Times opens the canvass for
$50 by cou ont 40 favor OF samuel j. Ildcu as the
Democratic candidate Tor Pregid,nt. We predicted
some time since that Mr. IllGrH would come 10 Inc
IT. d. aud be- I5 Connecticut Is con-
crrned rh- EDITOR OF The Times tAs Democratic
macl.u. IN this state He viii undoubtedly nnd TIA,
the machine needs considerable gTCaslbg. Iue Curt
argument 90 favor q Wr Il!er. urged 10y th- c'lt"r
o, The TINES y That "hgs alwFrs put hi- f"o on
cprruut Practices" Evidently the Old h'tir cry OF
Reform j. to Doe called into Use aEan ~ ESQ IL i"oh
rrtty Uc. 100 SO, bUt ono ,cl I'u VII De
failure. The T. foam element 90 pol'4. cannot -
guided -rcs.l time ufO King IL PROCESSION "l,E
Nr. Ildru 10 a -I.uiaTd-OCGrCr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
vrprNG OFT COUNTY DrBTe.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 2O.-Iu the Senate
ne Nou~. hl- D. % ia ef,c., 10 ds"-~',- court.- q
all powers 3. bodies polite and corporate, nui az tie
ivy ~ suing ana being sued. aaf repeal NJ ~
lsu- regulating pr,c,nli.C ~ .u-- u' and against
couIii.---U.s passed Dv "A vote oi 2a L. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
MIDNIGHT bbArHEE REPOEE
GnNTRN,IENT INnIOAIIONS.

WASHINGToN, Feb. y, l a. m.-For New
England and the Middle states. northcIly 10 westerly
winds rising barometer, generally colder aud narti,
cloudy weather, ~ E-h; snow IA New--rs ana ana
he northern part for tAe A;ddle states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
JOE OF AsIEAH.HLp.

GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 2O.-Ihe Spanish
steamship Louisa hencr with cattle. fodncef,d uiacy
w. I-s ,a,t-sputeast OF tni, pDr,. Tie crew re-
turned II four day. tXpOslrr M ar open boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
RIENNIAI SESSIONS ~ coNNEcrIcrT.

,,ol .ndeut providing Tor biennial se~sors no
Ie-isaturt passed the House O; Representative TO-DAY
VITA only di-seutin. vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
TILE rERRYHoAr nI.AsTER.

S,y FRANClsCo, Cal, Feb 20.-Chinamen
stqt, mat two 81 counrymen who were On the Il
Cpitan were drowned yesterday TINS Is the only
OF lie kuOwE-
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seventy paintings by American artists were
sold 40 auction evening AT the Leav O All Rooms
NJ SIT Bro4rw4y The room was crowded untu the
last picture -.'L lair price, Wcr" obtained. ana
r tunes line b.fdn. wa very hris*. Edward Moran
,,iutir., "Nr,,-Yo,k Bay" which received
medal al The Ccu'enna %! Exhibition. brought The
highest price Il vas started at 500 and vas sold Tor
.--a Far Venice" lY 5. J. Guy. vas sold ior SGD
..,..r lively competition. Moonlight hy De Haas
ami rh. Vc-lri.I- Natc' u~: or u. Winning Yacht
10, Moran. also called forth lively hdau-. IT," Total
.l. .u,,,,,tau r., -I34-3 so Tue following lectures
f.r,uv.f flr ID. 20 Ur..r-
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NOT N LINE YET FOR TILDEN ~ 1850.
FroH7 The N.r York star tIlHfIGHU iS"D-r't-'.
The TRIBUNE, N It's pattl<N Tor Nj. h3i-
bile, WaIdo ...,4 tIr distinction o. ir.u. " ,Ir ciit
D., poCIte OF The Who'll, t!IJe OF cOlarctuc.' Inc Cav
ma. come, uowcy. /, WIrn IHL IRIDIUM Mi do tuv
CLAIMS Of Nil 4Iu,u justice.
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TnBrNu OFFICE, Feb Il. a. m.-The downward
movement oil the barometer continued until =.
,crd D. after which there ght fall CIodlJ
weather, with snow from about a. ul. until 10 q. no.
va, followed by partly cloudy weather harry iu ne
~. nin- there was furry Of suu", followed "' paiR
candy and clear weather TIL. az. IH-r temperature
va, 2l.3 higher than ou Wrtnesdst ID" mercury ram
M r-r y cen =, 10 nc .j3o $50 De ana ILid
pfElt tIc mercury lei from 3J' o. -.
Cooler AID clear plr-iy oddI w.aihrt, ih"! 3'
expected t4Is cry and vicinity io-ca}.
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APPROPRIATION BILL.

EfPoRT OF THE WAYS ASD MEANS COMMITTEE OF
THF AssE,IBIY-A MI SAVING OF S3OoOoO
pUopp-TD
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Variations 10 ga rs by t~i
tl.4- -
wave Ahe represents
ls TIE mercury during tAo-e hours
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
RN E S.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO rHK suRkkA DAILY SENTINEL. !
A Heavy Transaction.
Explosion of a Powder Mill.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Presidential specula,ions.

NEw loRK. New mber %.
According 10 the terms arranged between
Vanderbilt aud the syndicate, whirh has
bought S-4.uo0. 010 worth half Of Wander
bits INTEREST," in the New York. Central
and Hudson River Railroad. sold at Slaa,
it is TO be paid Trough DreNel, Mergtn 4
Co. in the following Sums, and un tie iol
loving dates; Five millions on Nov meer
29th, s., o00,0 0 on February lsth, 5000
700 on March 18th and 81, U0a. 900 IN March
Sist. The stock Is quoted to-day at SlS6A.