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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27
For County Treasurer.

fee of County Treasurer, subj CT to nom-
nation by the Democratic County Con.
vention. o. Ii. BLISS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-27

WASHINGTON, July 26th.-John
s. Shurt, of Canton, Ohio, has been
appointed Agent at the Sac and
Fox Agency, vice Levi Woodward,
suspended.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

FnDY-At her residence IN Railway y T. on III" morning
~ the ION Lucy H. daughter Of the late Thomas
S9f ~ her
Friends qten the funera at her late residence
Ff;h paw. the 18Th nat. ar 230 D. u-
Carrlgcs will BE attendance on the arrival OF the D. m
train from New York.
HOTCHKIsS-In Plainfe Y. J.. the OH inst, Horace
IIotchkiss IN his s0th year. ...
Furai1 his resi- ,aIce IN Paufeld etnes-
day March r. at l0a m.
VOTCW KTSS-On Monday, March TO- May T., daughter or
the late clark p U0tohkiss, of Auburn. \. 7.
friends respectfully fnVtt ~ attend the
funeral her late ra7 drnc" No 42a C1saOnlVe
BROOKLYN, on Wednesday, MarCh Il. al OclocS N.
OISaFN-At AnnanGale Y Y. March O. Abigail A.. widow
NJ the Edward J. Ossen. ~ Nc8 York yd -
Funeral az Scar,dale "Wednesday 18th arrival OF
1l.3)a. 20. trtin-I aTlem Railroad.
SCHOONNAKFR-At Fla'bush. NOrfav. March ~.
MARY 4. Wl+OW Of J. V -chO, IinaASr. agrt -
friends invJ- aJtc1t ta funeral
wees her residence, THURSDAY. March - at
o'c ock
sHFRMAN-On Sunday. Mrrcn Q 1879 in Paris. France
sophia Taylor laughter Of the late BENJAMIN 81 sherman.
NJ Hro0' yn y. y.
sITH-On Monday, March 10 Stephen of the late
phcu Wth.
NSrice of uner.l in Wednesdav's Herald
VFRPLANCK-At Mount Guli}n, Hshbll on. ;hN-TIudson
March 10 1870 Narv Hobart WIDOW NJ ~am1ol Ncrpauck
ard daughter ~ the late RI Rev. j. H. Hobart
Soucc OF !nrral hereafter.
WEBROn saturday March 2 1879 Moses Webb In the 73d
~ MS age.
Rqrvcs ADJ fricnds - family rsDectfIv invited
ttr.qr from fhe Presbyterian Church Bound
Brook. Y J russtty NOR 'nE. al haitrast 20 Hl'cN
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
THE PRETTY PRls0YER ArLOyG BRANCH

ACCUSED OF ARSON, BUr no PROOF AGAINST HER
COSsTABLE APPOINTED To WATCH OytR Iif r.
LONG BRANCH, March 10.-Ihe Long
Branch public are commenting tonight on The iu-
justice done to pretty Margaret Loary tie young house
keeper Of the Ocean Hotel in arresng her a. tat H.
cendary who fred the hotel Her arrest was de-
nounced by the Town Commissioners premature, AID
by their order the accused woman was released Last
nigh and permitted pass the night with friend. %
constable keeping watch over ner.
At 10 o'clock this morning justice Lane opened court
In tie Ocean HOTEL and Prosecutor Isuulug sent "a
constable after the accused woman. Accompanied by
her brother and Corporation Counsel r. X Porter, she
entered me Mr. Porter 81 Tie reasCn why size
WAS accused and arrested ow,us to a personal aui-
mos Prosecutor LInnins L4l against the Town
Commissioners.
Mr. Charles Leland was tnen sworn and denied the
story OF Miss Learys guilt 80 rlJued - him by tho
police. He said that Mlss Leary bad always been a
faithful servaR5i that here Had eeen no disagree mems
own accord. and wss not lsraarg-d. On sunday gh.
before the ire the house keeer caine 10 lm and ad
used 10 light the nall that uIgut He saw tn lamp
empty next morning, after the hre vas eXtlnGushed
defective fue lie did not believe hat the accused
bad hand a0y of The hrps, aud never accused her.
The next witness was Warren LIanG, r., ana ne
created sensation whom he trstntd th'i Fl'srti'i
Lannng came u him WIKI dIaWn-Gp ahdayit a'c'.i-
the hOuseAeeper OF toe crime, and that al his earnest
so'lct'tOn he sisnto IL me "luH'ss se'S ~ t ~
10 believe that tie accused Gid not IRE the MOTEL
4 We cOlOEcu lnth were u'Ab Cdftl anu tcNtih.A ~
finding in he place where the third nre was discovered
letters and papers belonging 10 tue accused partially
burned. as II used IA lgnlLDE the tCe.
Miss CreGry Was next called IN her own behalf. and
swOre taat she Innocent OF toe crime OF when she
accused she testified being formerly III ld fOr
Mr. CbA'Irs Lo1ands daughters. "Aen they married
she given employment tu the hnen-rU0m Ot tie
Ocean Hotel ana at present IT. nOusekeeper. he
CdrdIng The lamp, Sue -nid she burned IL al Oi sun
Gay nlght, and on Monday mOruug brought t
down TO tue kitchen 10 be hAed. The letters
she recognized as beonsug 10 her. but could MOI I'll
how tney came where tuey were found Sue never Kept
her door OcAed, and her etters she kept Ia BOOK Oh
table ChIei slice Lauc after consider
able dcllDeratOu, decided that The evidence was uJt
sufficient hold the accused tor tra but new eY-
deulo Ia gnt turn II D. ne would permit TO depart,
pr0ydu, size would pay constable 10 keep watch over
her, .LyFwisc he would have 10 lock her up. Ile
SAID hc would Ue responsible Tor the cOustaDIcs
pay, and LAo wOuIAu was accordingly released
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
TEST ORANGE FINANCES.

NOT A DEFICIT IN THE TAX C0LIFCIO'S tCCorNrs
-MERELY SUCCESSION 10 RESIDENTS 10 SCI
TIE UNPAID IAXUS
To the EdItor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of this morning appears
an article headed Finances OF Wet orange; dedct +
OF 100000 alleged TO have been found 10 the Tax Col
ecor accounts" As this Il calculated TO do gross IL
u,tce 70 the Collector and great injury 20 the township
trust Tou will give a CONSPICUOUS notice Of this eorrcc-
lion. The Town Committee has never found or su5-
pected OF in the most dcre believed that there
was a deficit in Mr. Wards accounts, and only called
the attention OF the people 10 the fact o.
so large an amount OF taxes remaining I'M
paif, that they might not only feel the
inheritance OF having their Collector more active In his
collections real ze the = paving their
own raxrs more promptly. The amount 500 600. IS 'n
deficit. but unpaid taxes extending from
1871 70 1878 rcusive. There alwavs will remain taxes
un aid both in city and town; but that fact does not
nnly necessarily dishonesty the part of the col
ecto! insolvency the part Of the town or city
= o. RoLLNsOS.
Chairman Of thc Township Committee.
West OrGage. March 10. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
ALRANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Monday, March 10, 1879.
In the Assembly to-day NJ. Wells introduced bill
amending the ac granting TO the UAted states rislt Of
way improving TIE Harlem River and spuyieu DUyVH
C!leA,
Mr. Husteds bill, introduced to-day, TO amend the
OF 1874 relation To state Prisons Increases the
cOnmutdt!Uu tJ prisoners Tor gOOd behavior.
The United States Life Insurance Company Of New
York, today report 10 The Assenlb in answer
70 the resolution offered by Mr. Laugbein, relative to its
action upon surrendered policies IN which II was al
legged tie company had engaged IN What Is called twist
m" The company deny any Wron--dOlug.
The bill conierrns cer.an powers upon ,ho NcT-York
Five Points House Oi Industry ordered to tLld
reading
In the Senate to-day The bill 10 enforce the rc5pons-
bty Of stockholders In banking corporations was Or
dered To d third readibg. The bill relative TO county
Insurance companies was advanced stage.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

solicate spirit Jared into htfu INSANITY not eS' ~
,-reacing sense Of the overwhelming MYSTERIES Vi Ia"
,,,varse the endless and awful pelpieNN "l A"e "",
Aeatb and mans moral relation 10 tine Un0s'oN'''u
country" bey6nd the 1avc t6an by h' own "l''''"S
neriepce This is not d, new view Of tuc subject ana
tbot vrv reason il the more acceptable; and GER
.t,,v IL accounts for far IN the substance oi
llasearc's great aud wonderful work, than any o'heI
-ieg mat accepted criticism has prop0uh'eu' -dr.
Reharisons presentment oi bis ideal would nave lau
sbarucr effect. though, had been hsincl "l' more
nerve. and fraugbt with more passion aud TN 'h'
With more grace The HuRlet elemeuts 90 which
be gave the most clear and vigorous expression
1vere the miserable dcsoiatou OF h,- spirit
oud the occasional lecnymose bitterness OF Eis
shocked and half-unse,tlcd ulnd. These were
denoted especially wei in the great soiloaue'
d" Now am alone" and To be or no. % be- The Ter
rale intensity Of HaUiefs thoughts and emotions 'he
vastness and the Thrilling vitality Of his ry-s'toI-
ipcessant pervasive and immorta,-was, ali along an
sent. or only seen at mome--s as IN the " picture
speech and the Outburst OF frenzy at ODfe'aS grave
Enough though was suggested and done lu t- fet'"I
tramat kaule effort OF Tie memory ana o IA's
tuaI grasp purpose, aud poise). to stamp Ai 4''"'o
sons HaHtct as a thoroughly sYmp4sh'i-c' lA''--i''
ana dchcatcIy discriuu1tlve study o. The S-A- u
c0uceutlou. He pro Dably. would prove an imperfect
acor OF The part and a. an illumination of the text ZEE
did not soanG the blacE abyss of rs misery out DE
efni.ies with It's pgncely atrloytesits dignity sweet
uts-, tenderness, and natural rcLncDeui-"cie mace
e,osp..uousIy and pleasully visible His gre tnent O.
tn other characters was Gruclout oi hrules 4n design
and his use Of te text Citea inaccurate Tie points
OF humor ard Of eccentric character IS usual NI'A
II artst.--caIuo fortu more fully and uc'.y. "a
whole he recital was more soldly ana tuY y'iat'ie
for promise than performance; "Ham.,t' is Lo' a
work aat can be grssped and interpreted ~ once; ana
f5 nos. cousummate Of dramatic an sis might VOL be
content 90 escape without deieat from tire strenuous
and comprehensive tests which aie imposed b H. A'
vel Oh soul ana experience, AND latent capacity as Oh
tie trimmed body aul the cultivated braln-Ne2t Thurs
a. II Ic.-a.un Wi ..La LaoIL- l.-La Aloa.L.e.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
APPORTIoNMEYr DISCUSSED.
sAL AMENDMENTS REJECTED = SUBSTANTIAL
PROGRESS MADE.

PROGRESS MADE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBrNFI
ALBANY, March 10.-The Assembly is ap-
pareuty resolved that IL shall be accused OF delay
mg the reapporonment OF the Senate aud Assembly Dis
tricts Tonight II onsidered the Senate Apportou-
ment bill which came from that body only week ago.
The Assembly Apportionmcnt Committee has
made great many amendments In the bill,
modifying the arrangement OF many OF the
Senate Districts. Doubtless tie changes will not
be agreeable TO the Senate, and they not ap-
proved by some members OF the Assembly. Several
amendments were offered by the dissatisfied members
Mr. Baker, OF Monroe the addition OF Orleans
to Monroe County. Speaker Avord theIeupon said that
he did not like either the Assembly the bill
conference committee must in the end be appointed
20 settle the differences OF tue two Houses: It was
less for the Assembly TO have long de-
bate over amendments TO the bill. All these
matters could only properly be considered IN
JOINT conference committee He earnestly desired N
las"ee OF some appointment OIL, ana would be VIII
ing 10 surrender OF own notions in order to
!-9 ~; MI iirpDuFu' lLe chairman Ol the App0r-
t"hiHtul committee, siln II orleans Was detaCh =
from Monroe all the other districts IN th- STATE would
have 10 DE rearrauGcd NJ. Gldden OF OIiean-, said
were worse hlhfs ia lIe thAh divorce, and Lhat
orleans a. tu.y satisfied with it, alliance with Mon
rOe. Mr. Baker, amendment then voted down.
Eraslus Brooks then moved that Richmond County be
cut on IlOm toe NCW-1Orh wards 10 whch l. unhcd in
the bill The district would be Democratic by 1000 ma
lonty He felt inclined TO move that Redmond County
be let entirely unrcpIescuted II such an uJdst act was
lui lhltiNtu.
Mr. Hepburn said that the greatest difficulty he expe-
rieuced IN drawing up The bill 10 meet the oi Jcc-
lions Of members that # their districts duged
~ and ~ Jucy would become politically doubtful.
Yet here Mr Brooks, Democrat, compliant
ing that district made too Democratic. The
NeW-1Urk Dls sGcts had Dcen arranged that the ic-
publican party would have rrasOns Ue cnauce OF cai-
Iyn- tNO OI Inc seven districts, and Richmond AS
needed Tor this arrangement Mr BROOKS then WItI-
drew nj amendment, several other amendments were
otcrtu aud defeated The BIZ tAeu ordered
third reading.
Tae Assembly also considered Dr. l. l. Hayes bill re-
dutlLg tAt b. Of the suCc --or OF t4U Present
COum ssIOuer V Jurors from 9lJ 90 annually 10 3d.,
600 On motion %. Mr.. Dean, OF AeW-lOik. inc salary
was made only $1,000. The OL. was tACn ordered tO d
tuIfd reading.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

RPdOuin Tribes Of TIE Laphrutc~. d. ll.t Anne Hn1I
TI.rJ l b 9rgi pt tr Arabs lu 90 r
lor-es. u. MAJ ald sketches sac attIor rFo
clo,l. - 3D.
History Of the English Church from the occe'F'1 ~
Hu.rv NIl1. 10 t'e -ouc %. DID t' r t'fn'1
century Rv o. q. Perry. #. A. Il4uu . LItpu l l l.ffor
W9ddinEfou. Nith appendix sS'rh ~ t" Prtr-ialt
Episcopal church iu the l.. Crown $40. clutl - -
AGahanistan By MAJOR e.. 32m0, paper lj
Gene cloth 30 cents
~hnlt-penre,. Romeo srA 'uiet. F'5cd with notes y
William !. H.lio, 4. -,,1, iluo. cloth, 70 ,eDLsi
paper. oJ cents
TIE Poe st Oliver ole Alth 5-mo paper 20 cen.s
ClolA. 3 celis
Crabb's English synonym ,s Er@i-h 1yuo1vmes x;
planned In AIpI lUr.cl tr.rr F I r i-t li'h' ,il
cNsm.le UTaH fpu tH~ best Wt 90 ~ t-A -nf" iii-
au rdex r g. trtht B.. TT. N"H 'iAiinn
wita aatons and corrr lions i-lH. sc ip cotl - j1
English Men OF Letter.. tl.et oy John .l0rcj. Lao
4
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

which the amount due TIE city wond be 223 A. No
returns since the last which 10 on OCTOBER
20. have been received by the Controller The company
has been requested n said, TO complete its pay ment
Tor the ut delay has been urged various pre-
eXts In these for nine months Of last year. the
month OF September the first fun month after ine
opening of the Third Avenue Line In that month the
earnings were nearly three times what they had been Al
any previous month.
The business OF the road s said 10 have increased con
santly since the opening OF tine East SIDE Line The
travel on saturday the largest days tric, and
the next day the largest Sunday travel In the h-
tory Of the road. On Saturday there carried on
both sides 9sOS3 passengers. and on sunday 6A,9-i
Ulrseugcrs,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

Goldmarlis "Quoeu Of eAcb4 WI be pTo-
ductd ot lei psIc at Elsrec.
Anew operett4, Boc-accio.' 10y Herr SupIe'
has succeeded at the Vienna Cai.Iheaire'
At the Lciplic Stadt Theatre they are going
through tAc entire series OF tAe operas Of Mozart
1t is now stated that Miss Kellogg is to take
ts place az Aoan al tuc Coveu. Garden Oper House,
IorFar during the absence ~ tle later IN Russia,
faUucl ou what authority wc do NOS know
Honesty Is tine best policy, it would seem, as
tlst $500 sent by Ford 3 zimmerman 20 Mr,srs Gilbert
and su ivan promises o. E a them The hrst cAane. at
H. ms, ruly opera by the p0sers of FIAuOrt.'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
TIE PRESIDENTS FORTH TOMlSG MESSAGE.
U'cs tagtJa DlSDatcis o TIE Fhtt tgaeti ihdd Pres

The President, III conversation Mltu Stna-
tors ana ReBre-eHtatvts WHO have called upon Eua
during past few lays, reelred 10 lhe pFcOabI
features Of message 90 the 1lst SESSION o. tLc
XLVIth Congress. 1t hs present inten ion 10 cor
1ne himself 80 the specific objects Tor which tie session
WAS called. He viii audc 40 me clrcu1ns uucc- which
compelled him convene Congress IN advance OF the
day fixed by the Constitution aud the laws un1 at So
early daY account Oi tue imperative necrs~ lF O
providing the means tor t1c civil ana military estdL-
isImeats Of the Government before tic expiration U
the ,c; year. He viii also cali attention 10 the Cou-
diiOu the revenues ana tho Importance " meeting
threatened emergencies stoned By their fihns OF
The large sums required uett the # pensions
aud other extraordinary expenses VIII make serious IL
roads upon available means o. the Gov yrnuch ana
he will call upon CODgte 10 meet TIE deficit Il l. the
Presidents wish 10 prOOng Tue session by te suE-
gstlOu, of general subjects Uf lesl,Ia-
lOu, buI viii reserve This for his annual Mtssage
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
NEw-YORK REPUBLICAN GAINS.


The Republicans have every reason TO ne
well satisfied with results u the toWA meetings 50
far held the severa4 counties 81 the STATE OR az
crerae cain Of supervisors il Is while tue losses are
% thus swing Repub cans 20 more members ia the
boards already th0u they had last yc5f oI t-
ing tie parsOn TO contrast Republic increase
with Democratic loss our not gains cover tNrc Lhest
f-ureS. or nfty-twO. Among tuc counties Which nave
made notable Republican gains are Ahtsay' - Uis1eI
Cgeuuug there are few localities where the Green
bi. ker- have held Lbcir In many towns the T.
pucau. have more than regaIu-d their of former
vcars aud generally show compact and efficient OrSaui-
EdUOus.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

FF0ra The San [r1HctscO Attg CGtVOrnt0
Since the people OF the Last are so well
satisfied WITH the iun rslton OF the Chinese the SIX
Companies should take measures Ia send them supply,
Gnd la TINS movement coIs a"raDe help viii b. gwen
BY he people OF California. Sufficient money could he
raised here by haldOllar -ub-CT plOu- TO send over
i've thousand Dy the Mai CGIuDauys steamers 10 Pau
al the rate they were brought across from ChDa.
There is good speculation IN this for The SIX Com
pauIes the depOrted CAiuIc TIE people OF the East
ana the CaOrnidns IL try ~ dgure up lIOht OIL Tie
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

Socc'y the Redeemed FERN OF Non. and fne Earnest
q t.oo'- DmEip0sarc iu iaunu NATURE. Auu"lil ic|
ter 20 trioui By H'nr- James vol. crown 'Vo. ~
John I0throp MOtiev. 4 memoir. by oliver NrnHfil
iHlu.- Nl steel H rtrlL 3-cl.rIt cllItu, 40. eS.
Popular ea non. lomO 81 81
Hereby. FiitI volume ~ Eost0a Moutay Lectures,
b Jososa Cook. Vita prciaaes .urie-t events i&no'
81 30
Co,scence with prlu4ss current events. b. Joseph
Co.'s. l...u. - 3D."
Pocrss 0i Places EfttaI 5~ Z. W. L1H. ..pv. -NeE'
IHl-t.t.'- vols, l,m1 s-i elmo .tlA. --s-' goL.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHEK Report.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis tor the past = hours.

WASHINGTON, March II, l q. m.-Clear
vea'bei las prevailed IL Ae Southern Middle aad New
Engaud Ststes, with soutlery winds aud tha. Attain
H. Coast higher temperature, with faIGg barometer.
The barometer has fallen ia the Lower Lake region.
Win warm sOutuerly wiuf-. threatening weather and
ngut ram. THo temperature hAs fallen Ia the North
vest
Indications.
For New England aud, the Middle States southcry
w,nds =tfsung 10 westerly and uOrthwe~ter 8, partly
C,oudr weather .Ocal ram, falling followed - rsi
barometer sing temperature during tuu day, follow ed
O.. H. tLc "a -LI Dy slightly colder weather
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
sou,hern Wornnn,. srory. By Mr.. Pn'e5e Yates

Southern Wornnn- By Afrs Phdeje Yates Penn.
bee Il -Outn carolina. limo. Otn bound price, a. ceut>
Pole G What and snlsrgtd edition. with 10
Portland EIrs" adopted blythe leading clubs. l2mJ,
clotI bound. price 81.
Artemas Ward's Works A new edition Oi the c0mpiefs
wtlIgs with DaHoI0us comic i stratiJla kmO. ClOtI
bOu1d. price el 3D.
Widow Cherry. 4 novel bv g. r. Fare1n authOr Of
Blade u Grass. sc. 5yo paper covers. - coIts.
nd BE- Frienfs. a novel by Juiip smith, authOr
o. WIDOW tO.sEi4fIs Iaugltr.' &c lZIO. C.0n 0Dgnt,
price 81 90
Criminal Reninisepnces md Detective sketches ny
Ai.n flIkrfuu autunr Df linlr Aa-4-4ca aud Dctcs~
ives" l2uJ, cloth hoI1t. price ~ %
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
~ nnr nEvnTION M IFFF DAvIs.


The eX-PItSldent OF the COntederacy has
the sacred trust of not d.sbOnoul IN s own person.
bv craven petition for forgiveness, the holy cause o
tbe Sour which though traupitd upon IL not lUs ana
never -na be- whIle there's echo l'1 10 air. That
cause was local selgoverrI1eut and II s vitu today
here aud across mighty waters, The hearts OF ifc,
men. snail Jeue Davis a-k pardon for tAat, @Hd 80
q bUudsnau's keys Forbid It, Almighty God Ihc
worst thing tnat could betll the south would be 80
ampfl a. degradation IN he person OF MI DAVIS; atd
Tie best thing that happen Tor Mr. Davis j. u be
smgIeG out Tor concentration " Rad spite and
vengeance.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

Fanay Krnrblr'. Records Of a C,.ls3sa ,a-r l2no
wl,I iO.tla O. 4. Su.
Thomas Hardy. The RctHra Of ibc Native Leisure
IIOur series, ltuO. 81.
Roschcr's POiticni Economy. r1ls-. Ny1. -.
ConNyays Demouology and Devil s.pre. vols, g.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
aIACMILLAN s, 60,

Pn-adoxcal Philosophy. A seIleI u tue uuseea nj
ycre.. l2Eo II 10
The Reaiistic Assumptions of Modern science Exam
ined. h, Thomas MartlA Itc-lc.t, 81 a ~Eo, -.
Coal: rs II sOr, Uses. Professors Green Nal
IN Ic Tucker ana MaIaAd L--'e' ~ A4o4es'"' 4N"'P0
=.
Mi,ceIIanies Political ami Literary By Mogntstuart L
CRAM Il. T. -
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
T. %. PETERSON & BROT:ERs.
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SxbI Rrothertou. 4 Love story. 50 1tis. I.mna D. T.
y -ohWOrn. Pr.ce % cents u paper " II IN ci1La-
PhiOinene's Marriages. \ french So2oIy NogeL- ~
Price CoLts II paper cOFet If - - ia
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
A.D.F. .RANDOLPH & To-.

-OriaIisri By Roswell D. itcACOcA, u. T. Ne" 14tln'
l2nJ, boards. price 90 cent?.
TIE CanLerbury Pilgrimage To and from the IAnD-tn
grrs-. lsy Nigh IL
T. B+delL D. D.. Bishop Ohio l0mO, cloth prlce 81 %
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
GEORGE p. PUTNAM'~ Sons.

A History of American Literature. ~ NJ G. Tyie- P-o
English l.-ltuc lu lr llly"r.lly OI III n.
Wis and comprising the period l6Ol-lt tb1 Large Oc-
tavO cO. extra, glt top - nl-l cAE eNiFa - d.
Currency Question l.O0ert W. Hughes. United
St.r, Judge - I-ocu DLsllct Of Eglna L-nO eo-
-l3 pages 81 -.
Visions u the Future and Other Disrourses By Octa
VII l,.u.., lZ4Iu. Ot. -o5 pages. a.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
POTT. vOUNG * Co.

The Apostolic Fathers. Bv tAs i.ey. h. :. Holland
l6fnO cloth. Ip. ~, - ccEis
%nnt Augustine ~ the Rev. ". Z. CLARK NJ ~ Iomo.
cloth. up l5J 10 cents
saint Jerome. BY the Rev I. l. CUTS. lemO cloth. pp
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
ROBERT. EROS.

The Life of J. VI w. Turner. X. 4. ~ Phillip Gilbert
HamrtOn NIue otcbngs turner's sketches aud four
wOou-cnts. square l2ms price = %
Ps.coe,s Drama fic List record Of the PRINCIPAL per
OF living and actresses Of the British stage
Crown 5vO, morocco. prlce -.
Mar, WoIstoneernGt's Letters Inlay. Two portEaita
fer limo. s.
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DIR. TasNAs WADDELL

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 10 Dr. Thomas
WAddell one OF the most prominent physicians VI
Northern ohio died night OF eouEesye chlls age,
tliI y i've years.
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err -ss The irregular white lac rrfeeA.s IAe
N1A4 1y tlr I4ercagy during t-ose -0afs
TRIBUNE OFFIcE, March II. / q. m.-IAe variations
II The barometer yesterday were slight, with slight
ia az tle close OF the day. The weather was cioudy
partE cloudy and clear, with light rain during the frat
9narer o the day. The temperature ranged between
% Fld 67 the average being lles0 ulRher tbau on
suod The 1mUuDt Of moisture IN the air Aas Deen
0imILlsled.
,Cear partly cloudy and warmer weather VIII
sLt caccs " ight toward the close OF the day,
ia! o. c1pecied ia this city and vicinity to-day.
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