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New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
Tile STATE FINANCTS.
OUTLINE OF CONTROLLER oLCOrT'> EEPORT-THE
STATE D.Br OVER 1000. .OOO-CEADUAL RELIEF
OF NEW-YOEK CITY.

STATE D@Br OVER $4,000 0OO-CGADUALR RELIEF
OF NEW-YOEK CRY.
lUY TELEGRAPH TO rHE T8IBUSE.l
AIEANY. Jan. 3.-The second annual report
OF Controller o cott which. usud w ii he transmitted
10 tie LEGISLATURE the day following assemDlage vii
undoubtedly show that the State j. IN an ~
cellent financial condition. No part Of the re-
Port has yet been made public by that Ohtef
but still he make only one statement rcgardluI
the reduction Of the state debt The gross state debt on
September 80 1877. end of the State fiscal year.
S1O957.v5I -. From this tbero should have been
deducted over - 100000 IN the slnkinc fund.- which
let the ne: debt - 707 C63 - During the last fiscal
year tho Controller has psId ~~9O,Ooo Of the cana debit
s,OOOD OF the general fund debt; total debt p1i- or
SIG-O.0uO The gross deot now Is Atte over T'''o'-
uOu THIS debt cannot Dee al OLcc consequence
o. the inability OF the state buy unless At al e1t"r-
toustc rae. ~ lODg-tenn b"nd-. The bonds pay
Der cen. gold interest and naturally bankers are un-
willing 10 SUR ndcr them without good bonus Ia Ia.
year l-,} .ouds 10 the amount OF $4,000 AL due; ~
l,-7 bonds 20 the value Of - ,j629eo "a I2l bonds io
u, va uc Of i3O2 $50: IL 1872 bonds to the vae
s.oOo.oo0: in 1898 bonds 10 tue value oi s47d.ooo
Accordingly me state viii be abe 70 free It,eIi IRON
,.bt q .l- the close OF the century IN the gradual
reduction of the state drbt auG of sLIe taxation TIE
C,y OF Ers-Ior8. which al Que um" PAD het4I! ha.i
tle -tar taAa'i0n. has been greatly beuch'rd since
1-GJ tee state has raised by taxation Sl4S1GGj66 80
o, tui, vast amount the CRY OF &rvIOrk PAID ST.,
gi2 lJ4 CO. During the past seven years however the
State ta- mad, far demands upon the tax
PAYERS Of ScvYork IN ls72 tn state taxation brought
IN Sl9JSOS2 Of which amount Nrw-1 Urk CITY pad -
7Cl 752: n 1873 state taxation amounted 90 SIi
,UO 9O3, Of winch New-York CITY rald s767ji-l in
1~7f the state taxation amounted 10 Sl5.7Z1Ac OF
wcl SrUN,rk & ~ paid S-,o 2i~6, IA 1870 The state
taAat.on amounted To ri ~l4-U6O~o, oi Wch Nc"-1 ork
tljy pant $50 - IN $50 t.r state taxation
amt uItru Co rSp-3lsi. OF WhtE N""-1 orb llIl Put
-4lbl0-l- lU ISL t.r SIT" tsNat'n dhlsuh'rl TO
- 7-6,jll. ot winch NsW-NOrk CTS paid n.'yo--
tf "a U4.stA
whcu NtW-l orK tt paid r3,1i:,5JL The rat .! lax
alton ln 1878 Vac -9l0 I- IL IS no. ed by be 0iat"
authorities tlat ills I.tc mas De- ui c1 Wuch iAr
taxes levied for the sent year II the -i-!-
tufe l. cautious IL granting appropriations IL VIII 'e
refl
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
7uv CONTEST FOR SPEAKER.
,fr. AryorD svowBoUND AT II. Jou\svIILF-,IP.
,IuA>', CONFIDENCE OF sJCCENs-AELlNAL 81
.--AINAT uIsIEE.

,fr. AryouD >vowBoUND AT II. Juu\sNIILF-NP.
.Iuk>', Confidence OF sJCCE-s-AILINAL -I
GENERAL Hustled.
iBf tELEoEApH TO THE THIEUNEt
ALpANY, Jan. 3.-The Legislature that
,,ea,. ~ this c,- on Tuesday mex Is as vet rep
r.-eu.co by only about dozen of lis Nom
bar. Tie usually small ai'.nll'ce a. t.
7.-.oI Is atuinutci TO Tho weather that
has rrrva cd :or few day past throuehort TIE Sac
In tn-n.n.'. eyc OF the members who have arrived
thor ,- tl.- age 90 tailed in Srav-"anAs 1oa- ;a
line or ;lc several railroads leading 20 tm
place. Tie Jon. Thomas G.. AlN.rd, o c'nt.|t'.
fo- speaker l.t syracuse ny train that hc tnoJ Do
would bring AIM into Albany j!.~ af.,uoou; Au' "a
tran rlu a.. the track al Caaastota, lc.
miles ont Of syracuse, was "a. tly deavn
there. a-d-J.-er various other wsadfsn'uo7 H
consequence OF the dUfan- snow - reached
e. JoLu>vic. Taere tine engineer uf tho train saw" o..
al l0p- OF reaching Albany tC-A.-.i, and istn"h.d
T.l.a The progress OF th, tram Was reported irca.
t.e trl. the hotels 81 tbi5 cty. and tGe ar.'e"
thai ha.peuoI to u were laU-hIaEy commented upo.
II was predicted tha, Ir. Ayort wonld a-7iT
ba.4 much vcXtd his lat" arrival NJ IN" seat o. war
bur perhaps ooucratuatInE himself over tae carp0e-
and e.rc.r among his own forces II several u.h.
hostile Js- e.ib. ,Iuen imprisoned On the same train.
The supporters OF Ar. SION have almost complete p>
session Cd. tHe GROUND ond the pol ticaUs OF Albany
who had been ccH1leuty predicting the success ol Hr
k.gord iu co. sequence ot the decision '.
ts. foUr Ae-.a. lym,n Of Ills otF 20 s'4I"'
bun. Lost .ru. a. their coacignce. The following -
r.rle of alr sloan have arrived. 5nl arr vigorously
rsry-sn for votes for him Hamilton F.'h. IT,, ct ?"
u.u: C. r. skinner. oi Jefferson; George l.. Terry.
y Washington: AFRO Chase. @ Ci>r-"; '","
Wheeler. OF Detchc~s; jonathan OGDEN. ot hii--
and Charles 4 Clicserng oI L.vIs TIE -l'annen l''
= their l.tcr the Hon. Warren Ni'r 'o1-re,,in'N 'N
elect from the H,yNmer aud he.."n i.7
ug. 9lr N.er successfully conducted Mr
soar's campaign for F-ge4-.r Two Eel- "-'.
e.I is fsr more confident of success now taan hc was
t.ea he saws Mr. sloan hal "a -uf'-nt number 81.
members pledged o. HE support 20 r'.c. h.u Ao'"
coming o. Albany. anc t.at since h~ ".t '
I.rr -ey.r.I additional votes have 'ecu -tDH' .
Turu.-uuu.H.r tie early arr.vi II f-c sos
Il.u aud g.. l.c o. any organ os 5~.t.1u o., 'l .
h,- a..rd % fl. str-t -rl. n ~IoIt r's n it-n'
tX.r,-scs ll- souha. nee ti.r nr V Pee cl,c.cd-
besides t.e laHr Alba \ ~,u.' FIea. appt'en.
NJ N'ur' has UrE cac Other ~"t E'' .'
In the oitv. namely. Tno'A'S Of ""rr.'
Iouuv The FIRST appe.rtH'' Of any e'tae-
pulu- non f.r -'.tn men 7I~ cmu1H.d I'D lir L--
s.u .f -.-..a. james ". Hu..rt, o. the HHt Ei-C '
EIg,.Iua. .-.o arrived la'r t0rl -h' % COMPANY ".'
Ir l. J. i.r... ot N,W-lnIf 1.H"r.4 L}-'d i"l .
fu. t..-a cd0JIaje t.I -p,JH. 6, aLu is s1. ported
Is II II c-.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
UlDNIGHY WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT lNDlCAGtONS
Syn0Dsis for the past a hours.

WAsHryGTON. Jan. f. a. m.-Thc area of
high barometer and cold west wint, has continued
slowly moyIn. south nd east, and is central Do the
Lower Missouri Valley. An area OF remarkably low
l.r.--ur. ha, very slowly moved over Eat poIt INTO
New brunswick. Northwest gtr- 9uI inRl winds nave
pirv Led throughout the Lake region. ddle states
and Ecs Ill .laud.
THdicdnOHs
For the Lower Lake region and the Middle Atlantic
states diminishing uortn ana west winds, backing to
sYU-hWcst: STATIONARY or gully higher tcuuerItUrc
r-n, barometer; clear weather, and over the Lower
l. ikes ii-ht snow.
For Nrw-Englaud. rising barometer. stationary or
lower temperature partly CLOUDY weather amt westerly
winds.
CGuttOnGIy SigHdiS
Cau.iouarv OfshJre -gua,, continue a. Indanoa,
GlIy..fan Port Ells, Mobile, Na"0n, Cane LOo6out,
tapc Itttrras k.ty lWk Cape irugy. Np~ oh. Balti-
more. cape May. Atlantic tIV, drueg1t, sandy 10 N,
Srv-Yprs New Haven, New -LoutUn, New port NoOd-
Hole Po-lcu, Portland and Elstp0rt,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
THE FIRE RECORD.
A BAPTIST CHURCH BURNED.

TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF NEW CHURCH AT ST.
LoUrs-Loss, 100000.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-The Second Baptist
Church, the Rev W W BOYD. pastor. corner OF Beau
and Locust-ss took fire about iO;3O this ornng
Mary Institute branch OF Washington University sit
uaed the opposite corner caught fire the roof ana
upper story All the scholars o out Of the building
safely. Both buildings entirely new and among
the finest in the city The churcn mad not ye' been ded-
icated.
The fire l. now fully under control ami nothing re-
0 the church except The walls theen,re interior
roof and spre being destroyed. The church cost about
$4,000 It OF rough hewu stone. and one OF the
finest and most imposing etdcc, in the city The loss
Is estirn atcd at 500 600 insured "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
ALBANY.
REFORE THE SESSION.

,urrF C,NpmAIEs FOR sPEAKER-coNTIpENCE OF
,,p sLcAN's FRIFNDs-THE GOVERNORS MES
s,cr AND CONTROLLERS REPORT.
Oftbc three prominent candidates for the Speak
hin of the Assembly Mr.. Sloan expresses the
,test confidence Of success. MIR. Avord is snow
So,,nd on his wav to Albany. and General Hustled
orr,ved Last night. The Governor in his message vii
r,oora.uIa.o the people on the reduction of The
s+afe debt and of TAXATION, and on the success of
tbe present prison management, and viii speak OF
~. increase Of lunacy. The Controllers report
,,i.l make a favorable exhibit IN relation 10 the
state finances.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
Ar.PoRrLAND. ME.-Lo5s, $1,000.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. "a fire at o'clock
This norm, destroyed FIng- WOO flctcry on Grow
and four tensmeut-I0uscs turning several families
INTO the streets Tue wool factory valued ~ $1,000
and was no, insured the former pO icy o. $4,000 ha-
apsed aul the es,a'e - bankruIt try. The -ene-
u,u.huu.,s vrr owned by II ot r. G ark, an were
insured for $4,000. OF VIII - $40 in the NJ CARA
Insurance Company. IN favor @. the Portland Sdylag-
H,. The total value OF tie EOuscs destroy Ell N3N
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

B0sToN. Jan. 3.-Stephrn \. and George VI.
Skinner rot der. Pu Imam detectives on the CANADA
Ines with Headquarters IN brooklyn. y. Y met ths
afternoon at George Wrrht's base bal! emporium On
Washlngton-st o. settle Up business. An angry
conversation afU-c. dur!. which >trph'H drew re-
vr ana sred 20 l. nro. her thc ball taEn- effect on
I,- L n side o. n. lu-. c.u-,. "a eye. George t-cn
c4seG sep INTO ,Ar h'irt room. pi-tol IA Ha-u
I.u 81, f.I fired -.ut without taxing tL- t'.
,eorr,'s rouud not Leccssarl!y DANGEROUS stephen
M
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
FIRE N 4 TELEGRAPH OFFICE.

Some excitement WAS caused by fire
in the office Of the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
e.raph Company. at No. l45 Broadway, about
uldu gLt Last night Tie flames originated. from some
unknown cause between the hOOr o the operating room
ana the ceiling OF Tie bat ery-room below.
TIE fire was extu guI~hed easily. some delay IN
rrcelyiur and sending message caused as the wires
connecting with the instrument, under that part ~
r.c hoor which was burned. The loss WILL not exceed
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TWO HOTELS II THE SOUTH.

C0LrMBUS. Ga Jan. 3.-The Old Jones Ho-
tel al Troy Ala vas burned ar O'Clock this moruiu e
Loss. - 600: no insurance. Tile Rankin House. the
principal not il Coumbu- IN several LARGE stores
underneath, are now Jo3O p. mJ burning II Is feared
they WI. hr total losses The loss VIII probably be
- 1000. Til. .-uItuc, the ding o.. 'uF NOR" an
--"uJO The weather Intensely cold, and Ligl wind
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
ARMY ORDEGs

WA,HSGToS, Jan. Sin compliance with
the Recommendation OF General AN, the names OF
the following Western military p.sls viii he changed
Camp Baker Will be known rs Fori Logan; Standing
Rock wl be named Fort Yates; Fort Cheyenne viii Dr
changed 81 FOrt Bennett: tie post al Lower Ernic
AgcucytVI1 Je known Fort Hale. Tie naur Of Omaha
BaIlat - VIII . changed u, brt Omaha; Sidney bar
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
OPPOSITION To TIE BERLIN TREATY.
NItNNA I-l..Lv. ] ~. B. ! 20

The PoliGeH Correspondence says intelligence
has been received from srutau that the in
habitants OF Podcoutzl have tcIrgraphed 10
the Sultan their determination not 10 sub
NIT any ease To tDe enforcement oI
the Berlin Treaty. simultaneously with th.s motto.
t4c autlurI;-- TO. LcfIui she'd t'c q g.
% thJ.r th..luts oi -puz WuO had gone 10 tender
SUBMISSION To- Montenegro.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
ILLICIT plsrILLERs SENTENCED.

CrSc1NSArf. Jan. 3.-A Louisville dispatch
Say tA4t SPECIAL GrlnI Jury yesterday returned III
ttrtinents against twelve moOnsIrcr,. VINO have Nc
IN, i,1 ,e,r. ,.y,raI mpu.Ls. They al pleaded guilty
,r, ,,,,ius "A the r.asan Of thcr engaging N ihe
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
sNoW.sToEM N SCOTLAND.

I|NI'- ', = NY. jan - : y
\ Dundee correspondent, writing last night
SAYS fresh suuv--torm hl, commenced IN
Scotland. II is falling heavily, and it l.
not unlikely thar there will De renewal
of the railway ysde the North. TIE frost Ia
keen H. ever tac 81 rcIu-ty "o,d A. Jlf-I.
l,hor when hdd been partially rc~uH H. bas -ain been
inf
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

Allow ne 10 say qalg usef yo'U otd no 1tter piano
tor private Use while IN New-lOrk
Etrlka Gcr,tet Gard,nl. CIar. Campolcil0.
+ Lahlac @, Eu,ila Parod Carmen sani.
Marie LIDO I'alo CImpauni, Luigi AIdti,
F. FrapoH. De Puenje, Antonio T. Galassi,
f. Franceschi. Henry PYltt. Frank dc iti.lP,
g. Tuierry. l.. CampootlO. bcuuaTu Bisacid.
, A. y sample OF the letters received frOm every
landlord where The artists resided during tae. stay Ia
Ncv-YJrk, I VIII reproduce thit OF Mr keruer, IrO-
prctor OF the Clarendon HotoI:
CLARENDON HOTEL. Dec. 80, 1879.
Nine Etclla Gersrr came To hi. oote on her arr val
rom Europe Oc. f. l--, and remained here ull Dec.
% when she leT for Boston. and he J,y piano he Lad
IN her room was A Weber Grand Piano
CHARLES IT, KEGNER.
NOTE.-The signatures ~ me artists aIJ ilHdoyd cga
be sen at WcJer's rarerO0D FJb-are. md N,rsehst.
The above facts led ~ the following r iec;. ns:
l. DO some of my competitors find 70 O. boil
ster up their waning popularity by certificates from
artist, who lever used them ,thrr piano. some who
never sounded themi
Are ali the certificates, published heretofore by cer-
tan ui mo houses, uf Ike chaTictcri 2
TINS seem. bee age Of extreme smartness when
many people think flsehood, We" stuck 10, q, good
A. the truth The last few years thought uh exploded
the faacy OF this aud proved tie act that 20 Success
u ~ conduct a business 70 must Dee laspi upon
truth and honor That, az least. Is the OPINION 81
NFnrp
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TIE BRIII>H INVASION.

LtIND'JN, > IIIlTIi't II. y : ~
The Staadnrds HdzeT-Pir spatch :. = !:
trn raj Eobert- with force ha, entered ihe ds
tr,rt of LOST which hr intends occupy to uvcrawc
The muunreIs. NJ opposition IS expected
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

Illicit rac that they had consumption and made 1t for
bitters two mad sex wives who could not live without
liquor; another nad only Que leg and could not make
living ~ other business. Judge Ballard sentenced
each L. one and two mun,hs In ail and 500 fine.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A FEARFUL DISASTER.

NINE LIVES LOST BY THE EXPLOSION OF \ CANNON
GENERAL GRANTS RECEPTION II DUBLIN
OPPOSITION 10 THE BERLIN TREATY.
By the bursting Of thirty weight ton gun on the
British irOnclad "Thunderer,' nine men were
killed and thirty-three were wounded; the
turret was disabled General Grant arrived
at Dublin Yesterday accompanied by Minis
ter Moves and was presented with the freedom
of the city. He was entertained AZ a banquet IN
the evening. The inhabitants of PodgorItza have
declared their intention of opposing the enforce
ment of the Berlin Treaty. In the Danish election
the Radical leader has been defeated. Twenty four
cyIled French Communists have been parloned.
MoHca,i has been handed over to the Brotherhood
whose duty il is TO conduct condemned criminals to
the scaiiod. Another heavy snow-stoTm Is raging IN
Scotland, and a railway blockade II expected
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
FLOODS IN FtANCF.

LONDON. FRIDAY, Jan. 3, 1879.
\ Paris correspondent tel"craphs that the
rivers continue 90 r-- c,nsequcu,e Of the rapid thaw.
the Phone Sa0ne Loire b.nr amOn the rivers prIu
c.piIY Affected The Aube ha- oye-aowed ts banks in
the direction OF Nogrut
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
prrcuAsE OF 4 RACE-Hon..E.

CTycfxNATI, Jan. 3.-A Louisville dispatch
say IL. " EtisIte, OF jerome FaT"' Furch"''u 'h
-, ,,. far,,,,s txo-yeals-o,d "spendthrr," ptyiBg
:, ,nn nd o. ,er cent OF ui- winnings in 1879. he
." 49, nr1pcIty Of ~, glgert OF NoodIoro County,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
ELECTION N DENMARK.

COrENHNGEN Friday, Jan. 3. 1879.
In the elections for members of the FOlke-
thing the Moderate Left lost II seats, OF which the
L., ht gained :. The Radical Len lost to the
Ri.E and latter lost seat. The Radical leader.
IauDeT, ud- been defeated.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
,RAL OF MRS. WILLIAM II. lie ROY.

n DrtCnNOOU IVH''''l' -''' ''-''7'
sr inferred ye.terday tlc :, mains of E.iz4u,i h
e., f,, ,, yl- o. it. of WA. H. l. Roy. thr ccr of
r.. Z met. the dau-at,r oi I"om > Adds Emme''
nj A.. -..-.r-ll ll-Igv ifU.. W~-trr- widow M -
D. .,z t lcr elsLty-uitn wear. taruilr webster.
- ~, Il, a feeble Lady ~ cI-htl -one yrar- and
hl, her with Her osoinri "ii4iaM uI IL Le KY
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
OnGANRtTTJy or 1UL COLORADO LEGI~LA
TT-TE

prEvrr, Jau. 3.-Tbc state Legislature
con ."t.3 %. organization yesterday. Hon. Jane,
r. 2sNw Of B.uli ter elected president pro tenn,
~ the Senate AMI Rcuz0 -tr.e.r ~ Eoudrr County.
cLu-ru ,pets-r uI he Enu,r Tie Csycruor's mes
SAGE Will Doe submitted to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
KlLLED ~ A KER0.ENE EXPL0sIOY.

ST. LorIs, Jan. 3.-Dr. :. T. Brooks was
found de ad IN III room at Greenyille H. this
with one hand roasted ana large hole burned IN the
floor Appearances Indicated the explosion ~ his amu.
..t the t.e la. -ouc ou widen y lor the want ol an
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

The Mary Institute Is only slightly damaged IN the
roof aud few hundred dollars Will cover the loss. The
origin OF the fire Is not definitely known Gas httcrs.
pauterS and other. wcr" work. ID the
plIIug som" ~ whom hII htaZiprs from when u l.
,uDpO-rd tIe tie started. The Wea,Aer is intensely
cod. tEc rcuy being L. below lcrU and Iht bremen
ltuOrcG under great disad ylutages.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
MoycAsG APPROACHING HIS FATE.

Conformably to traditional usage. MOncasi
was haLicd to-day tothe BrO hrhOOd charged with
condemned persons 20 execution
ch Zee has in hIs cell. whore ne W.
Srnty-four hours IN prayer His execution Will be 0y
fla arr o.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
5psrial Aotltcs

OUT TODAY n CLEAR. BOLD, HAN2~oNE TYPE.
OV HOR-.BaCK THRotGH ASIA ,MINph
By cap Fred. Eurnaby au hor ot " \ Ride 10 On.
A'%
This IS new book ot immense popa II has already
rpl2h seventh el non m Eurant and II nag -oh ..
book IN bound form It sc Ia for seven doA
LATE ISSUES OF rHE SEASIDE LIBRARY:
4e When h. ship Comes oa Rs.ap, ss aRa 2, s ioe
Also Michel Gargrlyc.s Harvest. a new novel
BY Nr- J. T. ia .. 2 ,l Z n pP, 9,, o} ,,, c iGc
"a, I:% G9,.s e Il. rsr.r yIi.e. v.r9, iSs fSs
''' Iad, c,rInic'arl, ,ul By My Cec Hay lboui
4.o-CvirI. IL Ist ry n. preseut Resources F.
tair Pro-oac'.. By R HaalIton Lang -. 'oc 2oc
~ and ii M ls;sf %RbSr" Bv " Andrew aa
taorqi Tie inG1. and IT, Provinces" &c. zoe zoe
i.o-un the H"I-hts Bv BrGji ID Au.rlach ... r.
tA D2Fs nnf3-n'f nj Ds1 sv e &a% aa6y Rsz lax
t6l he HIuptri Hotel ~ k.r IOc
.97ts .a 49, IL n b. y Xekrd1s K G1Horaai %iia,c 5S
3jo-1le Great rairst Land. By Parker Gilmore 3gc
receipt II cents for oeut numbers and . ems or 70
CENT '"'''' . No. Il q vandsaatrr Se' York
Free Noonday Lecture. every day next week, beainamq
Monday At -oeoeA at rhfrno'os'-i N9'ygF ~ s,o,d
For Gout and rheumatism Or Llvilirs Eeme.re.-
re- + uI. m ti te eeas e FGUGEiA CO. 30 NSrtu Wil4a.
ST. Nrw,Yo,k.
,,f, O,.rcoaI- aud suits from - city taofs ath4l
Mans Mission on Earth thoroush Ar'ilea rreirse
iuo.caug DOu1 'ucI Disabilities NAY De removed lhs
O. - wears study Obs ration dli rufe-%0ul
urcfss shDw.ng I8 W insure Res, red Ian
iOld strengthened Vitality luu sound cOudtons Oi din,
been impaired ry uForfdN i powers A stAftme1L
OF fr Obstacle, 90 Mttr12 and o ts hcaut % r. uoys
thrm mail ZJc currency Dr postage .AE1si Address
-ecy Museuu Anatomy and ~r.aucr liio DaI"ay a. y
Post Olre NoIice-T. IN mails Tie ending
SATURDAY., January 1. l-19 viii close Al this Ofhca on
M - DAI. lot EuoP- DT steamship Wisconsin.
Va LueenstOwu WEIN E-DAi. Al $50 a. 10. fJr
Europe by sCe9m.p ~cvthia Queenstown. III Rs
DAY. % . A. m. Tor Europe, steamship RrpGb1c va
ucrn or Germany and France % 9e
,ltr he specially Addressed and
al > u Europe. st-am-h Neand. via PyfnJuth,
Ch.rDourg Aur Hamburg -AIU URDAG al II A. TOR
Furope ~ steamship CITY ~ Berlin Queenstown CORE
sDonleure Tor and scotland 70 be lre Dy this
steamer must specially aidrrs.ed and Al III IA FOR SCOT
IanI direct by s.eamsnlp AnchOra va aud AZ
iI3O m GERMANY. steamship osler. wa south.
FOR Oreat Britain and
the C0uuurut orya o BY AZ steamer mus Doe
The Wisconsin. ~lyttII Re
1uiic ana Of Berlin Do not fsEe nAi~ DI Den
1yysosu lud Noi The mails ,pr A puwal anI south
pacific Ports NeWYOrk December 81. The mai- i0r
avt amlrs leave .Ni urt January B. The mails Tor
Havana January = The mal.s FOR The Msst
Arsentur rlprk anuary 4 Tho
ma Porto aud Venezuela direct lrave SsH York
January The for China Nun Japan leave -an iran
cisco January IT, The mails Tor Australia &C. leave san
FranclsoO auU4ry 20 .- r.,,-. ,.-...--.-
Ney.Y
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
EXILED COMMUNISTS PARDONED.

The Paris correspondent of the Times says ::
fu pardon nIs been granted 10 tweuty-.our COM
muuist cx.lrs iu S.w-Cacdouia for their services
AGAINST The insurgents ia that colony
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TIE EXrLOsIOy o. THE THUNDERLE
NINE LIVES LOST ANp 1HIETN- THREE MIN
WOUNDEr-IHE IURRET DI-hBIFp.
InArnN ErLLLr Inn Z $50.

NOJNDIT-IHE TURIN DI- 1BI tp.
LONDON. Friday Jan. B. l~7a
The following telegram has been received
from Adural Horuby. commanding the BRUSH fleet IN
the sea OF yarmori:
one OF the tiirtv-ei-lt-ton Guus Of the
turratNhp Thupdrrer burst this morning Jan
nary -, killing Lieutenant Coker and DANIEL
tro petty officers four -eameu and ma
rnr. T5e burst Just III front Of tie tTunon tue
uHzze blowing overheard. The gun bad been fired win
batter, charge. bGt wu,n it burst 10 vas lo1ded vH
iuIl charge and empty she'll \ hoI,swain and
tairty-two mon we're wounded. twelve Of uam very
badly The ur,t disabled, bIt lie ship Is other
WI.r uulll lAr-l.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
rpBryr OFrIcg. Jan. 1. / a. NJ

TRBUSE OFFICE. Jan. 1. l a. m Excepting fall
az noou the generally stationary during
the clear yesterday. The average temperature
was g. or ISIS lower than the average ior Thursday
The mercury ranged between O. and 100 DIuug the
rluC last year CORRESPONDING with the past n uours
thr average temperature fell 1917. The amount OF
moisture IN the air II not large.
Clear or parity cloudy weather, with slightly higher
t.mpcrltules, lay expected this city and yiCn-
n.L
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

UOxoas TO THE LATE CALEB CUSHING.
Bo-ToS. Mas. Jan. 3.-The House to-day
..i eiIor-tlc resOla.lous On tine death vi tue late
4 4t.t, AS. Inn.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
Nnr rXacrLY 4 dividend.

NOT EXACTLY \ DIVIDEND
So FpA~CI-co. Jan. 3.-lne Best q Belchcr
f...t..ug las levied a ~-iuynt o. uAr dollar.
TIL TERRIBLE oUrDpNE
Dr~vrR col. J3u. S.-A uch >tnkc Of silver has
er7 81 ia nurrD- liur A'iJuinZ tr Fiioo mine
Al trrorg grt1vn. which runs -'-'" puicr' - the Ton
WAGES ~ THE SCHCi LKILL REGION.
pnrr-NtLLE. Penn, Jan. 3.-Prv,.drut 6pNJ az
rc at tl- rate wages 20 De paid by the company t
80 ii M .u.el g price VI coal aud governed \,
l,1i.Guu r-ah-iL bY thr iatc Of freight aIa tolls CA
actly as 4 vas "a i-.~.
BETA P-I CONVENTION.
Troy. y. l., Jan. 5.-lh" utf'y--''cond conyen-
a c hr Grand map Cd" TIE b-j fs fiAtcfniy met I'
tr tt. N4..tl. Han ltig- lU uluCr. The
- = m roi,rl te -ht. grand 81 postum
-. c.yr. A. lie IIOI House 10 GI-ht-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

t..-,r ,9os, ra-1r4rt-.rG r-h'
divisions u tiur for tue -
gl..rr.f the
5,ri Aions - "a mercury during those hours
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
REFORM IN CRY COrERNVENE

claimed that resumption would be firmly established oD
gold basis alone.