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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
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--.... ..- ,.,.. ,,,, ,-.f. TIM, t1.srr 10 rrrF
THE PUBL A. h.fHi i'' i"i- '''''' - '-'''
NEXT CAMPAIGN l. To BE ONE OF A. iANh It'N
-,.r ..,r
I'M Dam
Wt-fiI>tIDN. Jan. Ex-senator thurman WIS 'A-
. ... r,......-.,,.,. "a strike Ill. k..-.ar, of
f' =. 1..f. ...,... .l..
tA.- year, poII'u % III J." HI' I''''i '' '"'
De.e...l gathering III Columbus last evening.
,,rl.s l,.,. rad accordingly. siihm4ca IN
L....... ,,-.l,v ,,t,. pur,o.- If A.
o.,,,i,,,,., VT. m Mr.. inurmau'- opinion. the
, ,,.-.io,, Oil. an winch pgrtiDs ar 10 divide in
,ia,,.ar f,tura
,~,. ir-- .,,r,ris4 nrodrced bv An examination of
tho l.,,er wa. ,.,n-el blythe senator's neglect 10
nerf,op the currency question the resumption OF
- ,n.,,I, and the place the SILVER 40. lar Is to
hold m rbe future coluag IF the country. These
arr, questions To- which the Democracy of ONO and
of the country mas given some attention IN the past,
and ,onut when the parry Is d whole seems now 10
he undecided M Thurman was expected to take
a. load IL, tbi .lu.r.enrv and 10 declare what Is 10
y, ,,,. D.,n.cr,tIc c.l1ne III the next campaign
I'D IN. ro,,, 10 do 80 Il, the subject of much COM
r,e,t P,.slD, over the rehash of Democratic prIu-
c,nIo which are constantly talked about before con-
v.,t,on, and campaigns, to he FORGOTTEN when the
Democracy /, called upon to act, senator Ihurnan7
letter contains only passage that seems to At
tract attention or that be considered ~ ghlh-
cant at tuis time. That passage Is the following;
Wo cau or-rt TIE great battle ought o' ie Demo-
TA'y GnSe .' AMI who c inI to So thai rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
RIPID TRANSIT PROBLENs.
DISCOMFORTS OF THE EAST-sIDE ROAD.

DISCOMFORTS OF THE EAST-SIDE ROAD.
COMPLAINTS OF TIE PAssENGFRs-wHAT THE
OFFICERS SAY Is BEING DONE To REMEDY THE
Evils or COLD AND oyERCRowDED CARS.
In view of the action of the Citizens Assoc
caiIOn Of the XXist Assembly District ID appOntln-
committee Thursday evening 10 confer with the New
York Elevated RaIrO d Company the opnons Of sey-
eFa members Of the association aud officers ~ the road
obtained yesterday. The former declared that the
company viii be giyen ample time 70 make The necessary
reforms them II 1t fails. the association will fall back on
the provisions Of the charter Tho officers Of the road
that they arc doing everything IL their power 10
max. the car, comfort bile and 70 accOnmoda-
iion- for The crowds tuat basi-gc the stations.
HoralIO f. ADeu president u the association. sand
Il me tnat II The company were to increase
the number % lour, tor low tuat the pressure
would Dee les-eued uniform rate OF cent, for 1
day would save much trouble We desire TO present the
fairly the railroad officials. II tie COMPANY.
after completing t, aeIte- does not better accpuno-
dat t-r public then VA 'e cue th- ~. lar p.oPt 10
enforce their rights which ihc cLarl'g PROVIDE
We NV. conuul Gated win ria ui.c.r OF the road
auu Mr. Field rrplI., that Ec desire, 90 consult wtu
some OF thc directors and 49, "a. .IIu uf llIr lur lee
e. living "a. committee Tuc-e an. tn thus. winch wc
be rut iu. a. au cue We -- Toms ou-ut -uu reg
u'lry. A. o'clock one Mnra. ~ al Llguy-h iu--t,
there ro tr..u down Or twenty uILU.e- and che
PLATFORM WI. hAcd W "a o,g Do lad purchased i.,.r
Tor D., tuat the street cation trans should
run tnrou aud trans be- iIh u hat street 70 c'nncc,
" g. ,ue u..u nr. IAe ca', ought T." be- kept clean
.iner IS bow -our are ~ tb bad condition.
Secretary & Wing. ot tlr N,V York L."ya'ed Road
-aI .rlay: We Pc IA.hlu- 'hpr,- to heat a our
ear - rapidly q, po-sD e. some ar arr-oy c'm'or
ably wl u"i. ", la'ol uu.', 'ac il-aeFintd-e of
starting ia cold weather WorAmru could 30 more m
warm weather. ANA .ope "oAlI -rI4o les "a wait
u-. Tie nrrr.- do jr'tr .ioni tur HAIru extension
n,- p,cI a'".t 1900 day. 4Ae passengers average
a.oL 900 .,o d~' g8 Winch nave 6 Gn' o lgy
were carried on sac West sic. To refuse i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
PrBLIc SENTIMENT ~ rI&GIyLL

To ths razor Of me TribHHr.
SIR: Friendly feeling for TIE TRIBUNE and
desire 20 see circulation increase iu Fr-na move
to send li.t 81 names in response 10 your re-
qgcst 10 TIE SENI WrERLY ~ December 1in AFRAID
do little for 0u here beyond .',tus tie good ex-
ample OF taxing THE tribune regularly As not only nas
dishonesty become fhoroush incorporated with the
masses, bat many think tniu- 90 boast o. For IN
stance cat ont the article IRON vour Richmond CORE
soondrnt the Governors message. WITH the editorial
The Hardship OF Payment rom THE StMNETKtr
TRIBUNE " December l-7--aud sent them to young
my ucg lboihood who bas three hrJthcrs. also
voters whom knew 20 Boz tainted with the Doctrines
81 IcDuda,ou These young men aud incir father are
rrpuied 10 be very respectable good farmerf d. ~ fact.
tier Iu moral sense than people OF their class
usually axe. Thrr f,bcr tho reply that hc hopes
t.cv ffur NirsuI L'-l>Ii-ur'l viii ~lpe U tue droO
uGt lut pt, .uI interest That he always on the
Wr.I-. 90 "- "lUA- uuru- tur var. ana aW'N- eN-
af~ &. .a .r..r' J. Us clean q. the obi man doesn't
re- ... rra.c between .yIly Aud dishonesty.
u.eut and influential lawyer az FIir yN ants G. II.
-i-a.-t. flt Iylr o. thr United STAGES o., so tn0r-
mua. money SOD -eIrcr a.. 90 .uV ahh. % ~
poI. NOT to attempt 10 pJF tuc d,tt. ou ,,ue more
glrp. 1.ca> until rtts. hove p.carttiI Win
Singular Inconsistency f.It .fI.."tr argued mott
l.l.r~ s. AGAINST rapu.L.tu- NrIL.-.. a" 10 because
10 wound be~t..' d ,p.r-fF to d. sd. SlcA .r. the
Web and Woo. of OAR social .ur.t N.it respectfully
gaigsSf.I. %. Dee. -. l-.~. X
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THE CONTEST II ORATORY.
PRINCETON AND WESLEYAN CARRY OFF THE PRIZE
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE RESULT OF orHrI

PRINCETON AND WESLEYAN 'A"'i "'' I'M i''N =
-ANNOUNCRMENT OF THE RESULT OF 9TH
''Nlf''o' .,
At >teInWay Hall, last evening, was Ht.u
annual aout.. ,.ttDry Of liner OLE
'"' N''- ''''' " ,.. I..., r.
ltslatt Literary A'-"I'd.'O"' A"o -"'""No "'
I,r..Iv c,tno,.ad NJ college gradual and stu
. sl. a., ina ,.f.,r.-,l,
"eA.a '-l' 1870 4'
were Professor Alexander :. Webb, OF the College
,s-bo ,r -, Haur.y,rl President NfrCo-k OF Prince
, r-,.- r,.,,, Oh. p.r Dr I.,n. u.
ton, J)un Taylor johnston iA' lev ~. g. '''.. "
Prime. Austin Abbott the Rev. Father Al huuy o. Man-
haitian College and others In the audience were the
- - -, .,-ti... p.-.., n .r,is Oil. p.v Br Patton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
ABPOokLYy COGpASYs RIGHTS.

The Brooklyn steam Transit Company,
winch claims the right. under ... u ,le LrssIa ure, 10
construct steam roads on under. the surface Of
the streets ~ Brooslyu May ost began LAYING oun-
atio, tor elevated railroad al Main anu Ful-
tot--ts al Washington aud Fltol-,ts.. and at Fulton
~ and d. kI.,y-. Iac work was then pended and
.qucu-.y te Common Cuuuc l.- .-cl that the ipun-
dIjiou, removed Tie company applied tJt al III inc
itu. and -iGly Ilr 'I'. Wa begun pei re- Judge
Pratt. TIE trou4j CONF John BIB X q. Dayi" Dudley
Field aub BG.r. Field appeared jon The cuuudl} aud
tarp4r4ttpu tuuU-- j .N-t. duu General B J. Tracy
FOR IN, city. tuiuur Bergen said t1t ~ l~1 the u ne
90 wLDu 4e company should ruMr-tt d ui4r "l t''
road wa- eztru July, l-76. and al l-15 Ia" was
u-,ru tXt,u..u- yc4I- the time Tor ts 10 De
G0lr Ihr cour ; claimed tlat the company had com
plled VITA th, law Charles VI. snow. the company =
engineer test fed tudt ur hal uAd surveys Tor tLit
five mAes o, railroad IN t-e a. y. and a.'o
for lines to Couev Island ami RorEav1y Btach
4 me Of track Oh the Couey Island dlvi--
ion wa, completed about June II. Contrdc -
we're made MAY la, tot tine CONSTRUCTION t-r ROAD
Dit The VuIK stopped by the ner' OBJ Inc up-
hcr the Coucy island DIVISION, the witness said, was
graded. by ais OF icr-. 10: e steam railroad. ,
II ic arurIa4 Tracy interrupted viii hou grt,rI
n wiih pen and ina" Mr. snow replied, " So WIN
piOushs and scralers.'
Mr De Wit demanded tie production % the com
puuy's UooA, auG adjournment -or week VS. taken
iO admit OF lorna! m..d eng made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
SPEECHES BIZ sCG4E IMPORTERS
CLOSING AnGUNtEVrs-A VOTE N COMMITTEE To-
DAY.
GENERAL PRES DI,PArCHI

DAY.
GENERAL PRES DIsPArCHl
WA,urNGToN, Jan. 1O.-Ihe hearing of the
.pr,curtt,yc. o. Tie SUGAR interest continued be-
f,r, the Committee Of Ways AID Means to-day.
Mr. Theodore 4 HAy.meyer. Of N"w-fork' pre-,
.4Jed the p.tlau %. U,2jO |Orkln-u connected "l.A
..t.lus. ASKING tAar IA .r sutI LOT he e-it'lihru
i uniform rate o. duiy on sugar Ola, ,nHt
ll.,-, ulr wit4ou, discrimination AGAINST any class
III czen.. lie also pr-scuted petitions VI s.nh cAdI-
,c,cl from the principal eroccr- OF Cincinnati
Cleveland, Columbus. Try, Detroit and other
a n, PILL rate ~ dty up % 80 rs. Dutcu standard.
would aantLate tn- rhul.g crest oi tc country,
Auu.tu tA- Necessity Of Two, ld 'Ahdlr' oi w u
f..c boston plan auP-afs 10 Nm tnc most
rlr Se Yur pam hc said. aims ~ the retention o. tne
present ttuf with such provisions a' VIII en-
lpI. the Ira-gr, % correct existing rt-lla-
I'm RII.h should be matlematcIIy equitable
SIR II y.m.y-r -a'd under any properly classified
-lI-.,rd. ne Li-., D1te- boston or 9,hrr De Nuch
c'uf scientific aids the rrycnnc ON sugar could
Dr uour-;l ard fully coi 90 ed, 'ut h- wa very nrmy
9uyu,d t.4i there never was Proposed to Tue commit
tr, ol WAY .u4 Means more uu"i'e uheq taD.e ana
N'..uu Booth. oi N,H York, next addressed the
Committee. say ~ thai a. he Vac ptoie'uon't 10
American ministry, he Wa ,i'Ie'O., ~ Iasot
tncle adu.trfat'u'. lie was IN iayor
90 iuc fol uwl.- pr1p'-ti"L7. ltuA "oI'"uia, syrup
az ., ir4ur ju.c- IrII, cOucau' rated me.Ido. ald
concentrated Llo-er.. aud Oh sugar NJ. A"o'e No 10
b I'D to. %. cents per round. a. sugar db"'c
nj. -. I'D ciul. aud q refined -ugar LOAF, cut-"aI,
uMp-. crA--r powdered. graduated aAd 7ol' "AI'e'
IOf, kuoN p &C. ."hr' sugar tH D'' ~ l'u- /,
IN d. ts.r- ga crut- per gallon. Mr. HdY"mcyer uete
- tfr.~- 4uI ga. acquainted With the uus.ue pro-
c... of ryc.i gtus .In aud he deu ri Statements
nu- by lr. /. OLA a. to lac dDA.i tlI9n OF sugar o.
f,rr ,,r. -fI.J 900 had been added 10 IA, fehh a.
uu- u. eal.L he spoke ~ .d''I %. th' T.
J. H. SypAcr cA-. lAoel o. 'cn-c-' .ioW I5'.,'A4''
Ir-, n, -lokr tu hail of tue planter, ui t-ai = tt
| AL lie inter Il lac b. presented opposed specific tU1
I'm -ul-.r from b. 10 beevI would be destructive
| 10 the venue interest. .,..--
! Mr. Booth repeated h, assertion ab lnt adNiiera
IN. An Dyd A els next addressed Tic cOInmt;ec
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INTERCOLLEGIATE RIVALRY.
MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION

NIIIINIr OF IHE ANNiIINIIJN.
r., ,,)r,,,. 90. ,,.,..rs AN, orrt,rr. ptpnpT OF
ii-H'i4'N VI "''"N0 A'D VI ''
TIE YEARS WORK.
A. tho b,,.,noss ,,oo+ir,, Of tho Tntcr-col-
~ Oic oA'lh'H9 H'c'lHE VI ''' i"'' -
legiate Literary Association at the ttth Avenue h'''
yesterday morning seven ~ the nine colleges which are
g.. -. -......,,..t D.. a.i.-
h''n"tI' "a tue ds'VO'"'''u WIZ ''P''' ~" W
gates. The Council Of R'Ectts, composed Oh twenty
sa,, ,.,b.rs ,br.e frnr each On leg. VA frat Or
- - -, g.. .t r,,-
ganLed Representatives. were Pif'v"' 'I"'" ~
lego the City OF NewNork Princeton, Cornell, Uni
verstv nj the Cty ~ New York Madison VII iams and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

ALTRDOCHI-Ai stanford Conn on Thurstav ''a INST
purumoLa Ah.r grluHiy "i'' N',pa flI . ',..' az
aau 'us. OF Dr u. NJ ald Ann DIVA hrupn y aged e
Fe service, at ~ Johns Caa-oh. Monday. 1871 inst at
ArwtLIon Friday. January 10. John At~n' il the 7Isi
R,sv4 IN freat. are respectfully invited ,end the
funeral .ervlc MS residence. No CEaIlt"nst or
SUNDAY, January - al 3 D.. no.
CLARKE uldeniy. Tlurday January g. Wedwo'th W
t, 80 - g IN sE -,,tie1ce Brooks New ,hele
M0ndav January IT, al il O'Clock IT, requested lha'
no flowers be sent.
F0-TER-~uddcny. on w-ns 4v The 9th inst IN the 10Th
I'll. relatives ami friend. pe'tr y invited 10 attend ais
oIcsteI thar no flower, be- sent
Ho-MER-On WEDNESDAY morning. At h' resit,nce y2ck
FnDr viii AXE place a. Nysck saturday n IL 70.
IFE-onddcIy on Thursday. January sophia II. widOg
Rev. Kellogg Lire D. d. II Rae GA year "t
and friends are invited 10 attend funeral
residence. so p Perryst on Monday JANUARY ID
ar l.3p
,,rNFopp ON rhur.cav morning January Of scarlet
lever. FIan'I- ,kddy. son VI Thomas and Louisa hH"o'
FTsra Of parents 80 est j6th
s.. on saturday '1oruhg nrAI a. 10 " COCA.
U.RAY-On Tuur.dlv. January g. 1873 May \. WHO"
~ John A. Murray. AGED 70 y-als . - 49,,
Relatives friends are invited 10 attend I'd" hrA ron
ne rs.de1ts oil ier =, 29; hoy[S ~. d
Carriages viii meet the l30 D. u train rom New YORK No
NAFI.on Friday. January 10 1879 Of pneumonia, Mary
r. widow Of the late Nehemiah g. NahS ,.,-.,..
DANIEL Map-s. lo6 fierkmer -. Brooklyn ~ 9n"iay
tx Fulton OF No'tI4ndaye cars from fer1es.
-en ouy 1,ser Of Thoma. u and Catherine N 9neAey
Fuucra. WAS al Ehlnebr,E
VAN DOREN-On THURSDAY morning, January .. Al"tt1
widow % the At. Benjamin Van Doreu.
Relative ends rs'o,'tv invited g ai, c ID, the
town. Huuerdon County y j. at O'Clock ?. H.. Monday
18th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
Special Notices

Kestng'- Couch LozenE"s This great luslsh rrneiy
has been used ahd REQ unehdrd io oEI ~ 80 w p
~ T. FOtGERA & 60. New York. Agent.
Man. Mission on karth.-A thorough heiicA irssts-
experience Of - study derivation ana pior.'?nd
mar nave Impsre. oyrr-Nd powers statement
fhern y mail -sc .uieu,g 10 postage stauU- Address
Ser'v MuyeIu Anatomy 4At science. 40 bfo4'"ay L
Post Once >olre NAL. for me week snfng
SATURDAY January . 1870. VIII close At this Jfer On
t-tyEE,DAN Al q. ~. France Iurct ~ steamslio
L-nraHor Havre 1850 4 Iu- Tor Europe. ~
steamship Aby.-n.. va Clr"nso~n on ~ l.2oAf AZ
urensoa tor GERMANY aud France 70 %
I' " my ~, Eur',. by .t-su.no -urya va Pyro,ata
CherDours ana Hamburg on SAI bDAr q, a u,. OF
~ steamship GERMANS, "a <l0r-'.. ~. ~, ~.
spondrnce TOT Germany aud 7coAn to De ~ t'
anJ direct steamship boIviA' wa 4sR'N a- -
II 30 a ul. Eur0De %, steamship u2-h- va 49,.
Sork .ad rrmaa.c mails Tor Dc'DAfA 7"Step
aui Tie mails ilI Ns'-al \ g. -~'' ,rN ib DIX
80 T. The nails Havu, lIia, sc. leave Ntw ork
January =. The mails tl puHal anh ''ui" racine Fprs
Sew York .nuary d. ioT emma 'na Japan save
>au Francisco January u The mails Tor AUSTRALIA &c io~'o
7hA - "''''O 'D'''' rHo.. L JAMES. Postn4.ser
Posto~,e. w.York. January I. -
-peci / Post Once Notice he mails iof EuTope oy
styi'lsti D"nau on >AlUEpAY. January H. -, ~I
clos. al i- ofcs 80 r.. instead VI ll5o a. a. HulPe
mail Vii close a. i noon. , ,.,,y. p........-
Post ONCE New. yois. Jan. =. 1879.
see that new and fascinating novel SEBASTIAN. Just
rubu,ura III TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA 80 II. Price ID
cents. Address early. IHE IklBt NJ Wv YORK
..Threr Ban Washing Cry-tai" - adopted .,u de
marx project our customers asahst many i
iaaic-, Try BLCEDINE' the pest Laundry Blue.
"Whte' Patent Liver Trus- A" lures EaPturr No baoi
pressure. Easiest aid best E1aalire. oil Warren ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
EyyorrLD fh4ACIIL Loss DENIED.

~ tine Eott,r or 4Ae Ir'0
SIR: Noticing the statement jill III "1D-
49, M ro,ru.r- taat NJ. b. g. Rabbit lad -u-
- I... through the folgrrits 81 Thomas o. Con
,,,r. reported 30 have been lately arrested 10y De
I,c,,o den IN Braz, and knowing tins statement 10
H., .,,- and ,..tDlu, the 81. dow OF foundation 80
-" "''. H. .t,..f b.. concerned. except tti 10" me
l4 AR t,a fro -o ported ~ tn. king thl. li''
IN. i.- 4... some very -hItul detective H1tA L'.
..,,.,., -. ul-t tyu three 'tiir -.i''l
~ , D., .,rI..rf I'd statement IN the ABOVE men
ugnc" t'. 49, IA ca "a D. J. NLwLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

The room of Mis- Mace, niece Of Daniel
,,c, t.r known jockey al No. 90 West Forty afL-
=, was robbed last n.gli Il Jewelry worth alio"
, 5,,uopd c.u.fcr worth 800. gold witch and caAn
ma I.n,y r,lnngs bIoocH,, and Other arc4er 0l J5"
- nd ieeu t.Acn On the lUOt laJ the OOdy VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
REGISTER LOEW'S DEFENCE.
A HEARING BEFORE THE GOVERNOR


TIE REGISTERS REPLY TO TIE CHARGES OF En-
TORTION MADE BY THE BAR AssuCiATloN-A
GENERAL PLEA OF IGNCRANCF OF ANY VIOLA
Ton or LAW N MS OFFICE.
Register Loew. of New-York, appeared by conn
sci before Governor Robinson, Yesterday, and pre-
seuted a reply 10 the charges Of cxtortion pre-
fcrrcd by a committee of the Bar Association. Inc
latter were also represented by counsel ana alter
some argument the Governor took tie papers Tor
examination in order decide whether TO SEND the
case 70 q commissioner 70 take evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
TRIRTTTES To BAYARD TAYLOR

ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT BOSTON.
=. POEM BV HENRY W. LoNGFELLoW' ADDRESSES
py DIR. OLIVER wENDEIL HOLMES AND OTHERS
AND LETTERS FROM MANY tNlNENr MEN.
4 meeting in honor of the late BlyaId layl'f
was held at fremont Temple Boston last
,ino poem by Henry W. Long
80. written for the occasion. was read
=. Nv oliver Wendell Holmes. who prcfacrd
,Se ,eaairr g I'D eloquent tribute to Mr. Taylors
-, tiers were read from President Hayes,
Io5r q. VAtucr. George William Curtis, L.
yrt,,ol. lanes T. Fields, and Others.
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ORLTCIEY.
CoVGRE,SNAN >cHLEICHER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. Representative
-chIeicher Drra..cd A., Llst tonight shortly be-
fr. Il o'cut4, IL addition % the crFslt elias
IN the lex winch Lad been considered danger
ou. be has been sun ring from brain fever ana
from paralysis q. the turoar His recovery has bee
considered ny his physicians impossible, and his
co.uuusuoe unl morning not expected.
NJ -rbl-ber WI, one OF roe ables. Representatives
the Democratic side OF the House. Coming from tie
dt-:r.ct ~ Texas winch extends along me
RIO Grands border tor mo.r than % tHoh
sand niles. and representing i people WHO
nave few Of the Advantages ~ modern clTIH4et
lie. he WA, ucytrtAr.t., % ripe scholar. educated
~ LIS native Germany aul strong aud
independent thinker on all questions oi pup
lie interest. OF all the southern Representatives,
he has De, one tine nrce Who never e'"'d to
the grpcubak or silver hcrese- but 10 spite 81 the APP
ur.l. Of his colleagues from tAe ooutb L. has
AWAY. supported such measures a. tended 10
strengthen the credit Of the United states and
place ia. currency Oh % sound basis. II" has been
friend ot the Army. and opposed % i'- reduction "i
Decentralization. aud mas always spoken ln I"'oI
Mir -,.-.~i.r L... been CROWN. man 70 me I""-.'
AND ua, .lur4 constantly Lt-cAcc "l,A L- lcAo"-
members.
Nh Gustove >cilcichcr was elected to the
House from ,Lr VItu District o Texas II" "as born 81
p,rrIs,sd-. Geruany. November -. I-@5. he r.
r..v,d ms education az the University Of Clos
-cu N the Ducay OF Hess -D-r'uatadt Be
fore h- emigration be VS. engaged 80 c''
e., .,,rrr ID rl- construction II several European ra
roads. ST. -, l-l,Ier settled ~ Texas ~ ISL ana
after .o,c ,. spent ou the ircnurr. LIE removed :"
-., ,rfon,oiu l-5d. He wasa member Of the Texas
a Else Cd. Erpr, u,liye, in 1913 and l-Jl ana o. tu'
ale -,ul,. i -.'Dl. 81 Was ect'- u tL' NJ y IA
,ua-.rs-. aud r.'ertr,. az De"'citt 20 tae A. ~
- u y.ey ai2r na,o.ir. lie "a7 tur' time ri1'''1
100 the XINItl Congress.
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He reviewed the legislation % Coneress IN relation 20
the sugar duty the eennng OF the Government 10
the present lime.
M Gambler OF Boston and Lewis y Fuller also splk,
The nearing closed ut p. m. The Committee VIZ
probably take action TO morrow.
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Noou-Day cctures These tree Lectures on phrerT
ocy Al t- hall 90 De cont ue TOT lo'
l2 O'Clock lceS ana emit
dran viii ma convenient attrud. Teachers invited
tA.uet always open and free % vlsitts - H. " Ills
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taken back to the Indian Territory until proper clohng
could be provided for the savagcs they being az
almost naked and suffering intensely even IN thtr
sheltered quarters Clothing had been promised, but
was not XpeCted for two weeks.
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ETDD-CU TT~-On Wednesday. January = 81 81 Michae
Caurrh Brltf'-bnro. w. by The Rev C"rrl ms r. >N ~,
R,rtor II - Iamr-'- Newlofk assisted hv ~" Rev "
II toIus Harriet Louise daughter o. tue ate iAnpich
tutt.. % TudyruIl =. Budd. OF -t"-N"tk.
ufrCU,prK -BRoCKWAY-On January :. Norwa'k
conn At ne the brides fronts y The Rev j.
assisted the Rev \. T. IJdt u Iit'ht" a.
n b. and Adele b. daughter o. colonel F. D. BIOtA".y
40 caris.
fU notices ~ NGriuyss must b. i'0rsf ruth (aU
q III I.f-Lr
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rur xIyAnA sLNATOKsHIP.

SAN FEANclsco, Jan. lO.-Ihe KepnDilcah
,,,i A.s-.nD.ynen Of the Nevada legislature
IN Joint caucus last pIsut, nominated Mr. JOIN l. Jones
,or Uulied states Senator
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan II. l 4 m.-The barometer
ro. rapidly Yesterday morning. Dnt remained almost
stationary during Tie latter lar " the cay Inc 'eh-
,rt,,.e wa, ga lower than q Thursday, the mer-
,lry ranging between q and %.
Cc..sor parity c,oudy weather, possibly followed by
increasing cuuOln aud light snow or RAIL- NAY ne
exur,trI ID tAls c,t, and vicinity to-day.
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black and tan dog. afavorlte Of Mr. Maces which the
had choked The thieves had entered through
the front door ny means Of false keys.
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KesfnR'. zh LoZengrA-Ib4s great luglish remedy
has been recommended Tor over ~ wears Oy no
rrrgy aud profession. sold uy 80 druggists fIce
~ cents sent by mai hv 60, -.
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retnr-,u aaSs ~ barUn.strcA city tenth.
.-.. l~-ut-..ar tl-3 % time ipf u. =
b. ..r Ind rrs-nLs IL
os.. a,.ls - lIr .Arr- 4.s iIuu. nose 4,IrA
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TRoM W. D. HowELLs.

DEAR SIR very much regret that shall not he able
To- acc t rhc invitation Of the Young Mems Congress
for Fl day eveuIu. OF next week. At the same
time, write In hearticst sympathy with them
IN houoring the mrmory OF Rayard Taylor.
whom not only valued a OF the highest intel
leo'u qualities. bu' IN who's, loss have 20 lament
d.tI friend / beg yOu 10 convey to the COMMITTEE 81
Arr uCeffents my deep OF the honor done IN.
Wy truly y'.ur~. W. u. HOWELLs.
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compel me to decline your invitation TO attend the
meeting IN memory OF Bayard Taylor; hut one will
say any word praise OF his manly and generous char
acter or OF gratitude for his nope example OF faithful
industry TO which my heart will not respond. | knew
him we'll for nearly thirty years and when sad
goodbye 10 him last Nav as he departed amid uni
versa applause and salts &C ion upon the mission TO
Germany be frank and simple and earnest As the
youth ON remember long ago He died ~ tie fulness
OF his activity and hope; but the death OF
man truo upright leaves sorrow
who lv UlUlX-d with the wish that his life IN ght have
been Glt with regret thar 10 promise.
Like t.c El'Ci I-1-arms whose name Ge bore, he
gentle kifG of letters, without fear 3Ud without re-
proH .n. and boy those OF who personally knew him
We, he VIII be long and tenderly Ten embcred. Truly
yours. GEO WV. CURTIS.