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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

ADDRESS BY WILLIAM Z. DODGE
ApPRARANCz o. THE CITY DCRiNG THE YOUTH
Oh THE LECTURER-TTs CHANGES AND GROW IL
A TALK To WORK. GSEN.
William l.. DODGE delivered last evening a lee
ture or as lie caose to call Il. general talk. the
Incidents Of Old New-York. before the Lebanon
Club. at stanton and Colnmsia-sss The organlza-
ton Is con posed Of workingrnen, who have a mOdel
ruee-bOuse attached TO the iusritation. The large
room was packed with men and women, and many
persons had 20 be content with listening the hall
way. mr.. Dodge was heard wIth toe closest atten-
hon and with marks of interest and satlsfae-
hon. On the platform seated number OF
person. interested IN the club and the ccdee-bouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

A good lady who, on the death Of her hus-
band married his brother. has portrait o. the foIIner
hanging her dlHin ErOom. One day visitor, reniafh
lng the Dalntinx. ssksd " Is tnat member % your
iagliiy r. o., LlSis ms poor nrGtherIn-iaS, was
the ingenious reply.
A CUT AT THE CoLOSEL--A detective went
down Ad-rpnut search enc rank OF militia reg-
luaut tor a criminal vho wanted" CD and a
went invest zafor til ~ last be stopped opposite
tue eli hand Of the rank ard looked hsry nc
hifn Come" .ad tac colonel MIS- dignity and esprit de
-g,-,s not ntfe off Bd- TINS cart be the
wait surely Hes the best I've got IN toe regi
ruent You DONE mean cay you know him r. So"
rcplcd the desectiye AFTER ran-e, dont-hc's tho
only man IN the re.ane don't know. and wSn-
.Iertng Ehcrr he came trumE
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~ nvLY sorrHFaN LoYALrY.

WHsIIIHII4Il IfE-II-II''N
There has been passage OF suited ana
Felton, of tieor-fa.
aad EIS % Louisiana. When fetOn's so-cRed deeia-
ration 81 Independence was fr,sn an the pnnhe mla-
Ellis n LOi,i Ana sald interviewer that he was
not surpris-a u FetOn's course The sentiments OF
IN, rtleg for h. represented sttict winch had been
untrue south du-i- the war, majority Of
TIE pe0Dlr adhering the Union FELTON, tOoS excep-
fos % ts a re-c ton the patriotic people of
H. district. and wrote eftcr 10 Ellis demanding
Ir.crinn Iis replied SAYING that had misin-
formed about she people OF the Win Georgia Dus-
frcr AM mas taoy we're thc Southern
durine the var - tine people of any distract In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
sENAroR rDAfUrD~'s AMBITION

ITG1 T7f NITIHH -cTuN INA wv -AfHI
When senator EdmundS entered Congress a
SEA on tnc -lpEcnr Bench hiaest olcct % ats
aulb 1n bur rns anu iunuelce n that BODY are nos
grcat n win many OF MS friends Ike a
sacrifice widest pGhe iase 10 leave nc senate
~. Saprcme Court Sa0uld thc ci~tng m~h~d SeDa-
Tor however accept the pcriscr Vermont las ne man
make place good H. TIE ne and even n
liberty ~ 60 OUTSIDE ber borders Tor >-a-
Tor she puzzled Nhere 0Ok Tor lie peer OF
kenaror kfuunds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,roy lis for N, mast - hours.

WASHINGTON. Dec -. l a. m.-The barometer
highest Ohio Valley and lowest IT Montana ana
Western Dakota. Light rains have fallen IN the so"th
Atlantic states aud North Pacific Coast regions ana
from latter Utah and western Mon ana oeoA
=Ona hight SHOWS have also fallen in ne Lake itgou
The temperature has decidedly risen from northern
Texas To Minnesota. the Missouri Valley ana I.ocAi
Mountain Tegiou win winds generally -hnng 10 SOU
cris. aud continued f1ilng from the southern 1'at
LIE Alssiasipp nortBwsId beyond he"-Engishu
indlcnitsas
For Lower lake region and Middle states. rising
followed ny falling barometer variable w'Bd-, ana cir
PARTLY c0uoy weather. except ugbi SHOWS 10 10
PR SeW-EnEiAnd. higher prcssurc variable Wlhns'
colder aud generally eIrar weather.
For Canal g0Ds OF tbe Middle Sfaes- the te-apeka-
tuIu will -cmaIn below ireezlng saturday night.
CcatiordyT Signals.
Canbonary signals continue from Cape Henry 10
-IlinY il,e
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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She rected the history ef The Poncas and
| gave seyernl little Incidents that showed tine

She recifed the history % the Poncas, and
gave several little Incidents that showed tIs.
he represented be. and more man one case or
real hrrOism quietly described opd enthusiasr1y
aDpanded by The audience Her story was listened to
wfr rhe wHrfncst manifestations OF Interest,"
The Rev. II. II. Hitchcock then delivered an argnmrn
fartve address upon The Indian question rom moral
CONT Of view slowing how the Indians had been 80
ucaniy cricly wronEri that rho American people we're
now indignant and alarmed about H. New lcxsla'oh,
he ssid. Was undoubtedly cgesi for There should be
better protection for the gOOd aud suTer and ulster pun
isnmeut for the bad.
SPEECH or STANDING BEAR.
Standing Bear. a Chief Of the Ponca's then al
dressed ihe meeting in me PJnca tongue. BriEht
Eyes standing by hir side aud Interpreting h's
wosds 20 the audience. lie spoke easiJ
ard fueaf,y Is ny graceful bur not cxuarant
gesfl, ulatDn. and seemed entirely unembarra-s~a OF
uncuscfsu- that His audience understood not
4 word of waaf he -atd. he would wheel around 70 me
gent the platform cnPna~fziDX hS point WIFE
.err fiagcr on palm. al rhrn tHrrng 10 he ~tii-
eace. xOHid srntly Els rt-ht "lh
with tie aud seeming 1t.ness OF pfss
reed orator. HIS address. ss interpreted y hI$nt
Ives rPl~f.iau ~ tff farts told m Mr. 11bDiens
.rch. given ~ -fnspc ianguace-
Arrr Nr. Tribes hid explained vbv money y rr-
quirrd 90 ~ The ~ tc PVncss before the courts
was received. C-or-e " SGltn. ~ ~ Il
-oufE-sf.. y the New York treasurer u ne
uut. A plHpLlcf, With IN fnFrodpcti0n Nv btignt
ky,s. glv'ng eOmriefs history o. TIC P0nra
hcld on sunday evening IN or fn- ehuFrhe-, bni
which uot kuya .lsf night On lnesday next
Rggh Errs viii ~ pei frrfrn WITH NJ. T lnies 10
app,ar before tiie CoEniftee "a lhhan Gains.
Ancth uecfiag VII probably De hfid IA SteuN-y
Han B-xi F-iday cvehinc-
BOSTON AID FOR TIE PONcAs-
BOsTOS, Dee. I2.-The sum raised mere by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
PTBLKC OPINION.

We see no probability OF very short ses-
ssnl though country wOni be de- GIFTED ri an earT
adionrnme Mt Macon Telegraph tDeri)
THE NEw-lORK TRIBUNE SAYS there was
much segrnce shown tire adde's IN ihe election IN This
eity. That's % but a ti.e frcgdom IN css1IDS
ballots WITH the astes would nave been tor
Crsted.-f Boston Posi- Dem
il the Democrats IN Congress should con-
clnle % support Mr. BaTarl's -".uson. ana rhs K
rG-c-an~ should generally epDOse he ground Of
s'inexpedf nrN''-whca uOold be the honest money
party tncn 3. inca Herald tkenl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
tsas Fixtures.
pE,IGN 40 FINIsH ExcERrIoNasLY Er,

DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPrIOStBLT F1NE.
UHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
ARcHRR q sANcOAs- N'Y'G c.
81 A - h - sbyge BrssrTrst
SIost~sy rars 27ss tkr as-l-
Keai,ns's Coash Lszengrs This greet l.ngish rens.iy
has beeA aaf Ird 80 y-sfs by hs
rsv and m .,L ss5r. sid by al d-u-g SIS Price
~ = ToUGERA & Co. Ses-Yorz. Assnss
S.rxas- ~ ,aa~aion a,o.cas cav reul5 -.rcs
OF rr urs Kann's alsan 90 ABatay. w.
fi.ptav hrflf. D. rrRaln1L atOf1rn cear
the -
evu. ana rhvs,al aen .. b. lie rs'' Of wears
pcrcnce By man. ~ cltrrHrT Or pat E sttnir- Address
Secretary klln's Nasenni, ~, Iloatwaf. Nrr-fork
ing -AfN iliAf Drcrnsrr - ~ VII ru.e a tbs 11co
a. WEDS I-rAY. 81 itsD A. f1Ironc. ~ srgriship
specially ansesS n1d a. II W. for tfnnc tirtca, hy
steam-hr -ahrado VIA t4sre VI III UR@DAf. az ~ 20.
noush cae.hars ana Hlmhurx oorressolsar or l.ss
i.IitalH AMI tc Cgni.leat 1Gzl ts sy~rl addressed snd
4uesn-iow orre>ponaenee ios germany and frinfe must
fp.Uialr ircs<dff sA re- RifAN. AZ or ti-
crnce m Germany sad scotland NJ De- speels aasaa
a. ecolsnh dirlt- by sisam-iis - lfit
VIA ,stiaasnsa AMI bsei g lbs u~i lnf De- slsrA -na
NORWAY ltsallcued b. Aalt1rg arl hrt
oalT. n nails lo N'~ioulsaea iea'e wv - Desn-
Nrv orS Dccefaber 10 The tas 1r N3ssaa a. 2.
Eve Ne~ l'.s g "a 80 $50. 20 Wa, ~ ass
b. anus leave Nex-Yer. Lac .o- Hssf
ii I Ss,s 90 ,r -,o ses sr Sr Y, s ~. "a
The mails nrxcoi-ave ~~s-t srk D-reubef I3
% China aud Japan leave Sr,ni.l ccgn-
Der -. 60
Pos oiler. NeS York be- o. AGA
The live PsiA- i.sase OF Industry ase-i
OF .hes or a. l<gc .lnit uoaat a. ssss.l H.aa sr
fus nsssssstion % 10 wersh 3
Issi%i~s rSs, a ''i'' ''a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

evenn< alrs; stock "a s7s bss. seskly net re-
ceiptr ~ SIS bars grD~- 81 TlB balrs exports 10 Graz
Britain II bales Fss-~ 80 the Continent
10 $50 baos caa-tv~s IA 300 bales sales l@3yO Daist
~ tOrr. Dec f2--tUftOz 6rm uDchFn2-e nhsiihZ
i2hc. Low Aafng l2c G,qd Ordinary, 10, reesll,-
22l7 bales siImtnt- 2f8 hs~ .ai-s. fo hates socki
g. sss-sy reeeipS 2t4Js bales sipmsnts ooi7
bales; <1es 7.lS2 bales
COTTON HFfNPra
YOgg u the iotai net re-
The below mel yOrts siDro Srpen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
K4RKIEn.

AMIN DsrU RN-Af Teaziiv. = J.. Deosuibsr H. 1879
sis4 Ai Az zut cld Aiseit
secoHc daughter ~ icnacr : uru. c.q.
ARHS-WATKI Ss-0n y .cfnbsr b 1870 IN fiffst if.i
Bel r1srr by the Rcv " p Nakins. D. D. ts-l-tr1 -
the kev. " rinkney IL D.. kaleC a.Aiis OK S4ii
more. and Joba =. Arms. % " ,aL.ngron.
Pts K RTCHTY-On THURSDAY eus5sr u az Pr0srecs
street Presbyterian tharcl rreutnl y j. lf thr it-l
BIl-l m Rev. alrcl T. L4r re-
d. D. Char-s T. Fisk n Neg York, O. l-lbe 1snshiri OF
the H0n. A q f1rhcr.
FFRRIs-R NFORD-On THURSDAY evening Deeenb~r ~.
thr tho brides uarsats The kew D.
SIMS. Mamie A.. daughter n George
HaHfetu. al ~ Braessn
FERRIs-TALE-Ib Philadelphia Thursday. December II.
Al tie resi- esse Of hes uncle II " Pdkln esd ~ 10
Richard New.un. D. ~. M2lior, aalehi.f o. q RS
Yaie. Of SrwYork. 10 r. " Frris NJ D.. ~ BTooSifne.
Macs
rCHINs-LILL Ne.t1ssaav December l. AZ fte
rnivcrsiy Place Church. the Rrg. Dowa.d Cfo-te y
D. as-strc Finnp -chsf. D. - re Rev Joan
hEs eass0n. gLicr " Inc latc Rev. JONI
lille. d. ID.
LUNKErT-CRANE-At ths res'fenee n re sfiaes par
December H. by The Rev DR. Flnf 10 u ftnnAett 81
HRsas Mass. aIsi Kate kchaTt4 lGss Scr y te hon
Z II. Crane, OF Dalton Mass
RIKFr-NT-RTrT- Thurslar December y. ~ he RS
nr3Ss mother b. tae NV Arfau, bt'-s.-
Tnasrus ". hker % LDulss D. dangsfef o. tr f pe"
r. AesDift
Al notices Of Aaylige, mttbs IA DSIsi cift f4D
PaRe end ds.iyfss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

Christssas tpseaI Tor tie Pssr Csilarcp
Who vii cp make Crrtf - happier sr ne ehitr~n OF
All through onr GREAT ely coia
rJwdeH In co.~ garTrf.;
collars soere th- hsht 81 nay sci nm comes
sleep OF undrr stairway ven menv SO or
phzns and hoeless othGrs Thc
pOar The children OF drua kart asr 0f
honest woykng Feople Eho are am rtilaf II ms 1ppy
AOsr whom bl -ed VIII and friends
and They 49, Dl clothing md snoas and ooa aud
Phe ChI,lrsAs Aa ~oeety gnaritan thou.
OF zhcse nftle 40 desires 20 make happy
Ffy dosrs L. give three hsseI-- eailaIal ~hflatlnas
present - = home IA tle country $500.
one vii furnish hundred children sifh
hn dinners f0r llsath
ns ztfts VII gratefully rcoeivsa frsm Shsss who have
VINO Tat Eontl have a Merry Christmas" IN hs
home the homeless hun crer OF re lo0ri
L. l. BRACE. Secretary.
Chs rrn's M society.
Decruher iSTD 10 fih-sf. New
P-,,v clctiny ~ sert % m csHtns
Danstio O. money may ~ lnrsssrd any
~ checks or posi- Office orders. e payable 10 the
order OF George :. C0c. fr-S.sirrr
VA. a. BOOTH. President
Ihird National Bank. - Nass-u -.
GEORGE ;. Coz Trtaaarer.
American * haze S..seI.l tank "a bFst.iEay.
WORK OF Tnf YEAR
There durisg the pzst In orr sgx Longing
HaassS lsss ef-srcnf girl 2s7 $50 sna
ieT2- iisugx Supplied In the dsy .Hl
ei evrie scnooIs were 81 ~ chiIir-n VINO w-r tanghf
and par c.0ehea go .056 mea.s snp.
Piled % 10 homes. maab IN the Nssi LOS
Chiidrrr- are Children enjoyed the bOHca.s u
the uOns - tsv-ragtng ovrr 80 re- SIS
NJ the Loie1ng HoNss the lRanstual schools.
have 1.llf orphans IA the asl<ux hea-rs.
5000 besn deposited ~ the lrn3y B-uk.
1ot Number Under cAEss az TIE sie'y during me ys-r
VIA
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car Friar - pneumonia. a.
S.enbam Note. Fltbave lanes Orrmlte aged II Veifl
Pearivee irlrnds * The fa'cy sDecruy yftco -
attrna Mes Presbyterian
Chgrca +1 81, between 9TH and 9th ase. &Olsiay. "a
D M.
Inferment Pecksxll. y. T.. GA Tuesday.
jon SsTO-s-At her ate residence. No Warrington
square Friday. Margaret Sd0S o. Jobn johnston. IN
the Jgih Of her
Tnuersi fru- street. scotch Presbyterian
Church. Monday, the Liza INST, az 10 O'Clock.
HACY-At iIuGron y. Y. sixth Day (FriiaYl. Twelfth
Month. l2fh a. Macy. t.- 7-th u MS
luI-On. y. !, second
Dav fHOBdavl, r. 18th nsl. 40 O'clock.
Friends iIvllrd ytea0at itrfh p noster-
MAOOSon December - 1872 daughter Of the late
Prank J.. NJ On. eyed ii month";
M0TT FY-Ou FRIDAY evening. December T. 1873 after
NJ &1ey. the 53th ~ NE
rleua. Of the Family lHf perb~r OF - Sico
3-l r. a. \ 81 respectfully invited ~
attend from his Ne fl6
East iath-si Monday Afternoon the n IDst- al
0cDcS parc larly requested that l0wer D. -eDt
Boston papers phrase cnor.
WINEH-At Cambridge. ass. Wednesday, December
49, 1873 EaOC.i CoD5 Vines D. d. Ii d. azed
10
Fnnera services vii held Churcl.
OF s2d-st ana he hcy. Dr. Cros0ys Otsl, Al
OtOcx n.
8rria, AZ P'Tadep1a.
ZABRI@KTE-On Fri tl- evening December II. NARA
wife o Albert g. Eahri-kic.
Notice % time hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
WRONGS OF THE INDIANS.
CRrEL TRrATNENr on NE PoyCAs

CRU I'll TREATMENT OF The PCNCAS.
A NTS1IAG TO EXPRrss Sympathy AID TO RAISE
FuSD, TO CAREY OF rHETg CASE IN THE cot Ers
-AIDEF sgs BY DIS. BxrLDws AND EfTCiscos X,
NJ. TibBi ~, STAMPING BEAE AVID BRIGHT sYEss
The first pubhc meeting Ia Nrw-lork for The pur-
pose Of pres nting 10 the public the story Of the
tIe-tirent Of he Poaca TGisns Nv tia Government
wss held llst eveaiBg ~ >scEwsy HAIL The aHfI-
encc filed mot 90 the floor Gf the boase,
AMI few persons nat in the lower
gallery; bat the Attendance seemed small
When compared with ths crowd that grcrted the
Indians af their Last appearance in Boston vasn
Music Hall was ailed 80 overlooking and t~o or
three thonsand psIsOn- tHrRea away unable
TO Secure entrance The Rev. Dr.. Henry W.
Bellows PRESIDED. On ibe Stage were seated
he three Indians. Standing Bear, Bright
tycs and Wcod-Workcr; ". II. Lincoln ana VIE,
Of Boston; Peter Ccop.r. josiah 81. Fiske. George
W. smith. and the Rev Or. White. : |. Prime,
Henry ". FieM ami Boswell ID. X .chcork. Among
the ana ence we're nctired tine faces nj B,ni1min
Brewster. n. X. Bishop and Sn.na-l Willetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
Cusscara Rene afc-

my sicc~~sful Ftrsf. fheT are
orig nal and Revolutionary tteir compensation sod no- ~
AfnieBt they uDdOu JccY Dus.e-s great ciftlFr
properties third tr thousands mon inousHrcs ~
sick tried found The nssnai
WI
really ald susrrssi medicine. Fo1rtb. tic
u them = within the means Of every Invalid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
CLOSING PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

PETERSBURG, Va. Dec. 12.-AI the public
shO0is closet tO-laY for month THE IL
that State fAifd lie iE
quota of funds carry them and rather rednce
the t>aehers salsrsee Educational Board considered
Il best 70 give Winter vacation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

Sick headache. ianguOr and melancholy gen
erany Spring torpid .Iver. Gls0tdrred stomach
or eostlyrnoss. The distressing Effects OF which Dr.
Jams Inltlve Pulls viii specify remove by their
ipnencis asIlon -nc Dsry organs tney Will also les
sen the llSeiiaOOd OF q retuIa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

froH TIE enc aret - n. ~ tAcna.i
The improbable story mas been Matched up
IN Wa-hIng on that Tiden Wrife card Hot
InalN withdrawing his Pre-idsEtal aspirations.
md naming speJA sam haH.aii a. hfs heir 10 place
on The ticket 1880 NJ Tirn hasn't retired frUin
business vet Re Is toe yoHug and spTshty 10 Aink
o. such n thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

TIE Port Crane wine ~ Jerf-yrs no best rna
ulaispt and sd t'li tar rintsre % A -ps,
IN heavy n body, ren ~
favor tni We a1apet Tor ry sIl. and Tor senera ian
~ For sale az - Warren -. Ner-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
1 cIyIC DEF4ULTEE COYTICTED.

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 12.-Nathan Hilles. ex-
prss:.rut OF the Gas Trust was convicted to-day Of
erabezzruenf A. trustee. sentence deferred
t-s:lnlcal grOcnds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

Tribune OTFIcE Dee -. l a-m.-During the clear
and paril1 cloudy weather yesterday the hFr Or rs-
.tsa,uly The temperature ranged between 80, and
40 me average l384ol helng - ioEcr Than th
ID, N, cav lasr year and l5's lower nan Thursday.
Tine amount IT moisture tn &c AR b. larger.
ColI ana clear or partly c0i rs weather may De ex
,...,ed An tlis elLF and to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
5uenal Notices.

A Coming Ara sale ot The Firsf uportnncc.
New IN exhibition day AMI -ye IN CO tho
NATIONAL ACADr~E gF DE~iFN.
~. and eta sve
TIE SHERWOOD-hAKT COLLECTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

Congress Water ~ supen1rtv a. caiaartc art 49,,
from
aid or crude haaAche
u meub.a AL aneral
tra are dangerous rftants ~ known scd after
tar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

BOSTON AID FOR TIE POScAs.
BOsTOS, Dee. I2.-'rhe sum raised mere by
the rsrea Iusian COMMITTEE -, COS 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

New exhibition Gay ana ~fe m CO tho
NATIONAL A(AbrNN or DE~fHN.
and
Tue SHERWOOD-hAKT CDLLECTIOS.
SECOND ONLY ~ VALUE AND INPuRrANCE ~
THE HISTORY OF AEr AUCTIONS ~ IRIS CDJN'
TRY
Mr. IOHN Y al EHV0cDS AND Mr.. BENJAMIN
HARI-s COLLECTIONS OF PAINTING
sold BY auction. as ,hrkrrnR L1E wednesday 2ni
Thursday evenings DecelnbeE II AMI l.
GEO A. LEANIrr & Co. Aucrnneers.
Timer direction Of :. p AVERY.
Bangs 4 Co.. AHctiG1eers. 739 auu III BroafwaT.
WILL SILL
MONDAY TUESDAY and wEDN EsDAY. Dec l.. 10 and
IT, ~ $50
STANDARD and ILLUSTRATED Books. comprising
many valuable and popular works. many Of tacn
new paDlcatlors aud la good condition.
JUVENILES, MEDICAL WORKS &c. g..
TUESDAY. sud three following dsys- at $50 p
An extensive ana conseion Of COINS MEDALS
TOKENS. Sr. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ARcHRR q PANcOAsr H'P-G e..
81 A d. - h - 0Dsler shsve
EInalNa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
THE FARM AND THE DAIRY.
PROGRESS IN GREAT INDUSTRIES.

=
TEAL MEETING OF THE NAIIoSAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY ApDE-ssFs NY FN-c1SGREssMAN
GRivNsiL AND orTTRs-PRcFgs LAW AT
Tux DAIRY FlTR.
The final meeting of the National Agricr' ural
Society Just formed IN this cit- held yesterday
and interesting addresses were made by ex-Con-
gresham GTlnaeli. of Iowa. and Others. Much
Interest cuntinges to be shown IN the
display of cattlc and in tie other
features Of the International Dairy Fair. Last
evening Professor James Law. of Cornell Uni
versity. delivered an address diseases Among
cattle. and especially on pierro- pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

Keaf,ngs Coash i0zengfs This greet English remedy
has bteu sad Islrd 80 y-ss by fhs
r-v and -ssi pro ssi1r sut by al d-Tl-g Prcs
So oeats b. Al 1v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-20

pended Qp sFcsnds Of petit lasecrsr
he gets four years,
The trustees Of the Odd Fellows
Library desire to extend a welcome to
the visiting elergynow in attendance at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Assem-
bly,. They are invited to avail them
selves of any and all books in their
extensive collection. The same invi-
tatiOn has been extended to the min
listers of our city, including all dcnom-
nations. The well arranged library
at Odd Fellows Hall is well worthy of
a visit from strangers and others.
The white citizens ought to have a
few rights and privileges in this coun-
try. Last Sunday evening three col.
ored negro women came in on the
street cars from Elmwood. They sang,
hallooed aud swore, cutting up gene
rally. The car ran off the track and
the passengers were requested to get
off. They stayed in the car and one
of them said she was half white and
free born, and would stay as long as
any body else did. One of the pas
sengerS spoke of putting them cut,
and he was dared to do it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-20
cHAMBER OF
The Sanitary Meeting Yesterday.

After discussing the sanitary situa-
ton and condition of our city at the
chamber of commerce called meeting
meeting yesterday afternoon, a com
mittee Of five prominent gentlemen
we're appointed to report a plan Of
operation for the purpose Of thorough-
ly cleansing the city and to report al
an adjourned meeting on Thursday
next at $3.50 o'clock pm. The com.
mittee appointed we're DR.. r. w.
Mitchell, S. D. Langstaf, Rev. W. E
Boggs, Rev. S. Landrum and Major J
S. Prestidge.
A former committee, Of which Mr.
Clarence Hunt is chairman, are to b.
consulted with. This committee have
a fund of some $1,000, contributed il
the past by our citizens for sanitary
purposes.
From the spirit exhibited at the
meeting the indications are that the
prime movers are thoroughly aroused
to the Importance of putting the cit!
in perfect sanitary order as speedil.
as possible. Energetic action is likel,
to result, and while the present condi
ton is very good, there is a considera
Bile amount of work to be performed
before the public streets and alleys, a
well as back yards, will be in salts
factory order.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-20
The sOuth,s HOperal Future.
Boston HeraId.l

O0ehVh hOAnAAsl L.
A matter of great interest to New
England, and vital Importance to the
South, is the rapid increase of cotton
mills in the States south of the Poto-
mac. North Carolina has fifty mills,
and in all there are reported one hun
dred and eighty-three erected since
the wal in the cotton. growing States.
This is the opportunity of the South.
Let principles of economy be observed
in the State and municipal govern
ment; let capitalist be assured that
they will not be burdened by enor-
nous taxes let law and order prevail
as in New England, and there is no
reason why the region where cotton
grows at the factory door, where rivers
turn the mill wheels, and the adjacent
fields furnish the operatives with the
staff Of life, cannot compete success
fully with the territory east of the
Hudson, which brings its cotton a
thousand miles for manufacture, buys
its fuel FIVE hundred miles away, and
transports the foodof its laborers half
way cross the continent. The outlook
in the Southern States is hopeful, and
they must have a great future before
them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-20
knights Of Honor Pins.
81 l.. GOdshaw, 236 Main IT.
Medals We'll ReStoued.

The Howards did themselves an
honor and credit in making the EN-
ployes Of the NJ. and T. railroad re-
cipients of the peoples testimony to
high moral worth and courage. Mr..
Z. ?. Bellinger, who especially en-
deared himself to the people along tho
line of the NJ. and r. railroad. is u
gentleman Of culture and refinement
aud by his answering devotion TO the
company during the epidemic, and his
urbanity and never-failing cheerful.
ness and accommodating spirit, won
the hearts Of all, and made his ad.
vancement by the company only q
matter Of time. Mr.. Bellinger will
soon be awarded By another t.stimo
nial-this time from his many friend,
and admirers on the road.