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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
THE UINTIR or 1859.
Not "a Much Enforced IdIenes. as In PrevIou-
Winters nor 40 Many Tranp..

A prettV offensive inouirv ounon,, thocc
.,.','"', 'nFu'.' '''''o,S '""7'
WHO VT" iikuN !" De best informed results IN the
gratifying information that business is in real
ity reviving. There are ALWAYS. in sneh a CITY
M -. ~
rs 'hls' many persons out OF work but the num-
Der is not So great ~ in previous winters.
Officers nf the As-ocintion for th. H,li.f 81 ,ho
., ~ Vs. '"', ''' Wv "'"'' VI III"
iooF' whose sources OF Information are more
extensive and accurate than those Of oven the
police saw TINT there il this ,yinter n,ucb less
NV w 49, ~ '''' "''''' ""'" i's7
suffering among the poor than in tho winters
past as far buck as lS74-J The visitors Of this
soct.tv who ARC J,s,rin,,'I al ,,.ar ,ha .,,.
and NV M noo,s g., ,,,,',. t,io ,,.,,,, any,,
women us formerly. and the applications for
relief are not so many m, they yrrn "A v.ar 400
1,,,, r,,.,,,,,ri..l ~ %
r rr ,l"s I'LL Thus uh,y inW hha th' cost Of
prpNlT lP.7 l''ss nan IN recent winters.
=, ,nbopr "r's "s .,,r uiI ~ 1e, golseh
nave Tor month, liSi IN yuploymrni thousands
IL II, n VIZ H,uS' MY 1c.h l"I -leh' pa, %
,hcr ~ ,nr ou' u, 1 'IenJ'v tar0nIs ana
y. .inp"}ru' u. 'fihuu3 success al Inc
eXistlng incomllelg roads impr.s their stock
their charers niiow NJ AN H. ros 81, W" Sptr
dnVs tiH,, - ,,..,, M. - ~
in.. ~ H., 'n U.s. liiE. uI'i
80 ''i XIV ~ ~. w. -i'i,, ilo FeE TN
Inu n'unE We AVENUES III WINCH lhe .l'NWei
tt y" w, S,,in ~ ~ ,ur NV
trlncbes KID h.t,r. ti,t inn, tn N,rs ' !
nn W.,t ,''' iuI ny up nom III. ri.-t sid" Ih9
Hv iini'Itni. T." nv H. br., nm,
h'r"f men Who haye been mt to N"rs M tbs
n,r,,,i.nt ,,r,, '',, ,h ~ "' +" WI III '"c
- 't ,"tl 49,. ''s' li... .'lI''- q" NMcl-
nHs ari , p' b un imr,hWlin nynt nnl above
,vt - H. L @ '''i ~ WV nv
~, IN stio,t M th,, a ~ 'n = ,'''.9
wnndrn ho,iscs thnt n,nv sow, ,rir w. u r,,,a
until thn ,,rn,l.s sre illi. Inn y,', 49,, e.
sfrnc, ms ,,"r m III - 49, .,i, w. ,,,o
plnyni'nt 10 ii,nv man ''''''N va" XIV 'nl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
Uncancencd stamp. ON splrl, Barrels.

BUFFALO, " y. Jan. ls.-Ouyer Brothers,
manufacturers OF cider AMI Vinegar 90 lU,Lp.rt - Y.
purchase few Wcch, ago 400 empty spirit barr q
Gallagher Son, rcctihrrs, On Philadelphia BNr Van
Horn collector Of Internal Revenue Tor the Iortnrri
district discovered that the stamp, so d a., lsrri
had not been cancelled liz seized the barrel. nul re-
port 90 the COMMISSIONER ~ Ma,hn-tou ric l.lf- =
Mttc uahsppftrd from lNludrlili O. b. hIu.t ht
fhilNrlphle amt kradiu-. the nelsVtrU ac,HN1r lg
AM Nesiorn ami the New NnrA Central raUNs'- T"a
penalty for Whnslutun- empty spirt ti rr> Wl.H aH
can,rlrd siamps Is 500 iue lvr each hlln aui st-.
ui the car. cont NUu. t' .W Tie t.H.I .|II..
notified the inittd States District Attorney. 90 lI tf
PIMA ahi lnckpuu o. commence -uit, A-uiu-t tr t.
companies e. g.. over the IcuNtY. u.uH.fNn- '
s-+ltAhtn each case. suits also tn hu tI-tfu.i
a-ail't Hn4nsuvr sVh OllNVr BrotA,Is Wa. A-s w
prosecuted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
skAEINc rNDnR 1 RooE.
Two-thirds ~ ~. Area or GIimorc's Gnrdsa
Covered with Ice.

Artificial ice has been made in Gilmorc's
Garden. \ week ago not a move had been made
Last evening Frank Swift the champion skaf.r
careercd over a CLASSY surface. Over the 1900
square feet OF matched flooring thick broun
paper has been laid and then a con,ing ~
asphaltum spread on the surface. Then Jl.Up
feet OF gas piping were laid down in rnws
parallel with Madison avenue. and fitted win
Joints connecting them with four-inch f'cl-
ing pipe 200 feet long. running parallel wtn
Twentynith street. To the feed pipes runs u
ripe from n force pump on the northern side.
wnlch forces u sat brine through tho pipes.
In forming the Ice. snow was first lhtswn
over the pipes and eyelled on. Then IL mas
saturated with water from hose. and sne
liquld forced through the pipes lroze tho wafer
and snow Tho lee is to be- one inch above o.
pipes Mr.. Swift said last evening that IL is 20
soapy nature, not meaning that II Is casi y
cut through, but that IL is greasy. The Gar len
II To be- opened tomorrow morning Mr.. Tlls-
son Of the management says that the expense
OF makiug the Ice has been enormous. lie has
stOr "a away for future emergencies tons and
tons ot snow gathered in Madison square
quarter milo running race was contested
last evening in the rink at Fifty-siXth street
and Eighth avenue by George McNirhol Wal
ter Gri1in. and l.. q. Quincy u the Manhattan
Athletic Club. G.. Pan of the Knickerbockcr
and {. GermOu Of New York. McNichOl won IN
stocking feet in .u9
Tn" Central Park skating pond is to be Opes
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s-Tho story about an
extra session Z" Congress being de sired by the Drno.
Gratis and their intention 10 force one AGAIN been set
ahoat There is not the slightest probability OF an extra
session The Democratic senators woal undouht
edy like To organize that body right after the
4th " March, and parcel out the ohtes Amon4 their
friends, hut ti,y Will not risk anything reach con.
summation ~ desirable II there wAsa decent pref, Vt
upon winch Ia defeat one or tw1 appropriation bills an
extra session might 6 forced but The Republicans are
too smart 10 be- caught In tins trap.
The House bili. bASed the APPROXIMATIONS NJ last
year aud the estimates oi the Depatiicnts aud the r.
nulhcah SehAtni know that II the bad them ny with
useless eNiraNasahces the lloue VII stand up against
utn ana srle this opportunity to force Nlra
sion There viii he no fool shncss OF this Mind on Tho
uart VI tie ReUuDllCanA Nv |
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
WERE THESE rnE STOLEN BoNDss
Paying Coupons Alleged 60 have been Takes
In the Northampton Bank Robbery.

A gentleman representing himself to be NJ.
Adams of Holmes Adams handed tue following g. re
agent ol he Associated Press.
Anon, thc bond, stolen al TIE northampton Bank rob
bery IA January. 1876 were some six Missouri raoihc
mortgage bonds The coup ms belonging tu ucs bonds
were presented for pdym, 10 Oh frdaN 90 ihc Missouri
racih, Company in this city There were thlty.x
coupons ue February ana August 1870 is77 aui is7~
The company had been notified that tlc.c part. AZ
bpnis were stoen- aud as soon 81, the coupons were
presented they sent word 10 the cWnrr ot eve
bonds. gentleman in tins ciN amt d,.4tri
ulNW'nt lhc owner attempted 80 prevent rse
pay mcut. but the huirr> ui THE coupons "a rpl.ia. RI
h4A,ns hrn of thl. eip. Sc audcd payment d. FL
ant thivat"d 90 protest The coupons The ruWrauf 10
rait ti' ul. cunt Us ats clio about si, uU'H-,
tt nus Tine pay mrut % Tins chrDA Wa, tu..u,a 49,
ttrtaN Mrrnug NN Judge Barrett un urplrHt .
Homes NAd'ms. lawyers au' tn usht O. e
c'tnuu- I~ proceeds i- tic liittcd Iur lrHr-
STAN od uu inc hIck with the name uf bNmprris an--
tort on'u Main. Hud Vnuc 90 t., cn.rtll tlru4- .
IN NV rrnntttI Nrm They trr supn'-.l Z o. fart
ol Sln'l of stolen securtrs Which i is ~ill the Aortn.
aNpilu ltul,i, have urr .tl4fUt ul Eal.tc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
The Subsidy Lobby. Last Grand Move.

NAsHrNdroN. Jan. lS.-Thc subsidy lolly e
theoretically rallNn- its forces TOT .iui mo,eou -
day II Is -ud that the combination has been l. 10
str'rshcucd by the add ton ot the friend, of the Et
allan subsidy fhr managers t john l,nl o. lave i- %
tNc""llne> active duin, tho past trN d'N. 'l f Do
hiW~'f it"n f.r lruuui directing fNrlI I'ft.H..
oi the Mis- ga iu, Northern Pl.a. HraliIiu -u
AMI lHo Itw h., coali hr WnIe winch "ouiI ST.. t- .
votes n' a Nic liitul oI tHNh uu..ti I srtpI'c 10
10, uih'f- OIL. Dn4ft. n N.lll lr Irresistible On D..
'uli however So effect -utN 20 rl1i.1H'. '. "n'
alwnfs danger OF un attempted tins kiHi .i.r-
ht lilhtN Oh Ht Che .ohs At 40 events. utNi A.-.
WI Nv y NV. DIV ID I.u u -L.--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
Mallwny Gulas. nna ror.er. In rnlnrm..

The Gnd"s AMI porters NJ the New York Cen
trail AMI Hudson RIVER RAlroad the Grand Central
depot have found that the annlnt reserved fro their
"'tm"h' pay /, To =" toward PAYNE ior uniforms that
they have h'rn ordered 10 The r>, nt thr guide
now" irreh irsN coat WITH straight COLLAR, brass
llnh~ ana rpAulrttrs, amt tru of the same color
Ihc cap i inscribed Guide in The ulifnrtn
costs so Their Pny is So 30 a month rio por,crs
MhS hr" ihil So m0tt. Will weir elbow cvgl.. d.
uouscIs and O.ue flannel SHIRTS, costing $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
COL. MlrLhsoN.s rRiM1 DoNNaS
Miss IIauk Angry AGnin-M an Opera wa.
Inc"mpIeteiy Presented In Chicago.

CHICAGO Jan. 10. Not all of "Thc Mar
riase Of Figaro" WAS given 10y Mnpeson's COM
pany IN llMcrys Theatre last evening A
lnrg" part Of the first scene was omitted. in
Guiding song that Miss lIauk. rs Cha,ojinO.
should have sung. and throughout the opera
the acting that brought together Miss Hauk
and Mrs Mario Roe rs SisdnuaL. was much
curtailcd. Those in the audience who knew
the difference between tho whole Of the opera
and the version presented Missed little. and
everybody WAS struck with the lack Of harmony
among the singers. The cause OF this bad per
iormanco by good company was a row over
dressing rooms. Nine. l,oze had been given the
room that Miss lIauk wanted. whercupon Miss
llauk had quilted tho theatre and returned To
her hotel to be brought back only 10y coaNng
Tho parties e. the controversy do not dlsnlrrr
much ms H. the fncts.
Miss llauk has nsultcd tho Chicaro pub
llc, Col MhLleson SAID. and she viii have t.
Mr. Wnrle, who attends to Miss Haul : husi-
ness, snid TINT, on going TO the theatre AT $50
o'clock, she found the door oi the dressing
room thnl she mad u,od on the previous evcn-
ihrn h"np Alapleson came and unlocked tnr
door. let m his wife. Mrs. HoY". uut out some
trunks opl ,gteh,s pa; Miss. HaUk .Gad len
ln"re, ana locked the door on the iu-if lc Miss
llank sent II note 70 Henry Mnplcsnn. demand
iinS lhn room my an not Ee u. Tncn -hr re-
Mih'l 10 h'r hot"l WhcIo she dressed for
O0UbiHO, and waited until Haverly's agent
came u nsk her 10 sing. Mr. Martig added
ny MiS; Hnuk never quarrelled,
Mrs, Ro2a said that the dress ing room as
signed 10 her WINS on tho side Of the stage from
Whirn she made all her entrances ms StsduuIb
an tlni ~ one given 10 Miss Hnuk WAS on tho
sld" hAhdlc~t Tor OnWbNno. COL hWAr-on
was impartial IN tho treatment of his artists
ana IN lnls case th're was no cause for anybody
~ me other Mrs. ko2e added that shu never
Henry Mapcson said. Miss IIauk wants to
inn ain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
Artl.. Mnrh. "a sulclas.

L"NpoN. Jan. ls. Tho Coroncr's iury in tho
cas-" NJ me late Edward Matthew ward The Ia"t %
who" i,ith wa, announced on Tnug-lly li,i. la'a
nom ~ health
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

LoNDoN, Jan. II, Tho Unncd statcs zip
Constitution Is making thtve inches % watcrltr r.
Divers VIII cN anime her islu ~ N.H1v AtC'.. .ss'
az gnai'lN VI cham eaOle MAD to .teen,t ss."s- -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

HAMILTON, Ont. Jan. Alderman Kenny
FNpnrlcN' senior Alderman Of this CIV having been
member of the hoard Tor seventeen wears lied suddenly
moving reslluuOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

RICHMOND Jan. ls.--Tho Governor has issued
aercular containing the joint resolution Of The General
Assembly authorizing him 10 invite the pnbic cretors
conference upon nlan for the ,cttlcment OF the
sMn ueb together with his proclamation eXte nding the
nn"auon ahd designating Thursday the 30th inst a.
Le DAY Vi Llc conference.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
MERRITT CONFIRMED.
Continued From First Page.

the New-York Custom House had bean used as
political machine the benefit of personal and pO
tiCa friends of the persons who controlled appoint
ments he read several letters from Secretary Sher-
man and AssiStant-SecTetary Mccormick. addressed
10 Collector Arthur. IN which they requested ap-
polntmcGtS for their personal or polt cal f'lendS
Among them was one from Secretary Sherman 10
Cole tor Arthur earnestly recommending a son of
Justice Bradley for appointment and saving,
at the close. that he Sherman hoped, for
sidcrad fav5m6ly." Mr.. ConkIiug also. read
10 the Senate letter writ 70 Collector
Arthur by the President lor hE The Presidents
dlrrc. ,Dui recommending for appointment as deputy
colIcctor gentleman Mr. John g Howard, who
had written the biography Of Pres dent HAYES.
General Arthur declined 10 comply with the lr.s!-
dents request on the ground thai he did not think
It advisable or proper 10 confer 80 Impuriaut an
appointment upon any man who had not come up
through the lower grades of the service and shown
fitness for the position.
The day hc thus declined to violate the Presi-
dent, Civil service principles was. SAID Nj. Conh-
ling, sorry day for General Arthur. for he Pres
idenrs opuosl ION 10 him seemed to date from tns
refusal" In the course of his further remarks Alr.
Coukliug referred to the Presidents ALLEGED pur-
pose To maze new nominations to dl>piace
Arthur and Cornell in the event Of
the Scnate'~ rejecting those now before II.
He argued that II Is Constitutional pTeTogatIve
of the nate to say whether or not olicris shall be
removed. and Il the President should undertake To-
execute the threat attributed to him ne might IND
himself standing on very shnpery ground. Mr..
Conkliug, ID conclusion. iutimatcd that hc would -
into the matter at more length were the session an
open one and u the hour was not late, but under
the circumstances he would content himself Win
.skInE for iic ~euat'S decision.
vote was then taken on the motion for recon-
initial. and il was lost BY sevon or eight majority.
The roll beng next called on the question OF con
frmng the nomination the vote resuited-yea>,
80 nays q.
Fourteen Senators were paired. Messrs. Herman,
Jones, OF Florida Maxry and Nadirigh, tlongh
present and not pared did not vote, and Mr. EuStis,
making the scyenty-SIXth member ot the senate,
was absent without palr
The uomnatiou Of Silas W. Burt was then Dis
posed OF hy continuation without debate. the vote
standing 81 O 10.
Mr. Coukng then submitted n motion
that the Injunction of secrecy be removed
from the votes Mr. Beck moved TO
amend by removing the injunction also
from ali that had been said. This amendment was
agreed to b. a small majority, but subsequently,
M Morrill, oti red q, a substitute he original pro-
position in dllcren; phra>eology, and aftrrmuch de-
bate. and an unsuccessful attempt by Mr.. Bailey 10
extend the order for pubhcty to the letters OF Gen
crl Arthur which were read by Mr.. Conkllng. the
substitute was agreed o;and the senate closed It's
continuous executive session of nearly seven hours
by duJOurnluC.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

Colonel Silas ". Burt, the new Naval
Oirrr was slightly nervous yesterday over the result
Of he executive se'sun Of the Senate Although h. has
sreut over a score or years In tnis depart.
ment, being Controller, when he was selected
by the Pr sideut III the vacancy created by the u-
pep,Ion OF A. e. Cornell this Yas his first erpor, nee
b-fore he Senate Tuo o,e 4 Controller, which has
been vacant since he was ale Acting naval officer
viii not be filed Co.onc Bur, believing that ne can per
form the duties Of this position IN addition 20 As gen
era supervision Of the Naval Ohice, thus SAVING The
salary to the Government.
Nsyal officer Bur' SAID dst evening :hat the action o
the senate had taken load ot anxiety n A- mind lt
vas not my fight" be said. "and II the Senate
had voted not to confirm ny appointment would
have been ouly a passive vic-m NJ appoint
m,nt 10 the place OF Naval Ohi'er con
slider merely ne a promotion N the service or the
Government. 1 do not claim TO be a politician OF 10
have had any political support. Ny relations 20 Mt
Cornell have been OF he peasansst kind have hish
regard Tor him personally. and consider his executive
ABILITY to be OF the best order Mr. Co nell cI NJ po-
Naval officer without expressing auy i-W yele'o
II ya- desire make any lKut ns the Admin
istraton No accusation. Of mi-managcueut were made
.Iust AIm HIS removal caused solely by his re-.
fdsl to give up hIs place the Republican state Con-
mttee. and do not believe lie cared enough for tne
position OF Naval Oucer 10 make contest Tor u IN the
suat. He yielded. probably, % the wishes u senator
CSukllug IA tnls respect.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
i DISHONEST glNK CLERE

The village OF Peck skill. has been thrown
into state great tenn .'y tae d.coy r., tiat q
hOok-Arrprr of "a Wosycae.tc- NIuoa.i B,uS 10 t1a
place. Is dsfuter 10 C.e. .X'.nt - 5000
l. james Blriou WHO has lcus accuui-l a ro-itJu ~
ttust in th" bank H. = sol -iu- aw ~ - Erv C. y
PAGE, pastor Of the Bapuet turIch Iu i.o wi
tse. H. had salary OF $1,000 year. aut he dd
uot pp-ar 20 Dee living bev nd Iis Income. 81, Slt ds-
crrp,ncy discovered il the bouks h.s charge bY
tie cashier of the tank on Frl1ay lat. ana when
asked for explanation 40 EHrd TO the
matter. Barton ucaird o. ness aui went home.
on The following day h" visited the oank ana made a
ull con 'es.on OF h. git Hc ~ no" 20 nome suhernR
from nervous prO.tratpu. ttI- nor h li"yed o. te
bank officials viii institute any criminal proceedings
n. .usf IA
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

- all know Look at the schools ehe con-
snc.-d the orphans aud outcasts she nuru7ed
Scoted aud started honOraby in life Il there anyone
tora who does not know scores OF such cases Hun
s,,ds Of bright young women in this city are SO
,nre6 Ss:cr Frances's charity and wholesOucd devo-
80 ~ duty sister Frances died. aud you and wept
:, her crave dropping tears Of genuine affection and
re "t vas parting from an old friend. taking last
die, - NOZZLE DenefaCtress. Sister Frances died ana
, ma tre CuTls1n pulpit OF oau traucsco 10 say ot
Er ,i.,dt record "a Christian womau-0! her Iiic,
g. 81 beauty ana goodness and tTutht Not word.
Silent as ,hc tomb! Cruel a. The grave! Oi Eou So,
- uorg which he pointed was violent attack u uu
tae Christian pupt for sounding the praises ot million
Ires wLou they die. and letting this good woman cn.
oss uunofi-cd Let the moral pass. kcarney doe, not
ofien v ANYTHING that Is worth hcarngaud h's uhute
"a sister Frances must nave todcLcd the hedtt> al ne
thron- whom she hSd seF'tu' a' "Ao Auo" """' SN'
bad dove
An English novelist has been opening his
hart tic rea,ers ot The Doiy NCrs. When ne began
g. write novels it never occurred 10 lin that he would
ho cvec-cd 10 represent the world consisting tx
lu.ive.y of sugarluns and Orang blossoms; thar the
hu.ines, o. novelist 10 be limited to the patching
up NJ marriages: and that his dearest friends would
erecrac him for admitting that good PEOPLE may
oc,a.,on,llv De the victims Of apparently quite un-
,.cess,rv and unrequted suffering. For a time all
went we'll Then change came. He suddenly ais
covered on what barrel OF dyn unite he had been
stting cort.utcdly kicking his heels. The new story
ended trl..calIy He had been looking at the whole
thing asa piece OF literature; his correspondents ap-
pcared o ikeit as cruel and cratmtous Stirring up
Of painiul recOllectiOns % their own dome al
cslami,cs. Was there not enough sorrow III the
word? d" on. how could YOU do So Nj smi'h
Wei then. accident rather than design took h'm away
from the domain cf tragedy some years after tId
and the public and he seemed 10 get on very wei 10
gcthcr. There no more remonsrancrS' only AiI"
Fluctuations An amiable correspondent wrote 20 hm u"
sa that hc hed only read tuc' novels n th'Y came
out buI bad advised Others 10 read thcm He went on
H. -3V "Of hate have been met VITA the r.DiN: 80,
thev are TOO miserable Why should you make them an
end 80 ~orruwfuh g. The ll;Jle word all somewhat
st4rilrd the novelist. During hs fourteen year, OF
novclwrUug hP had written IN all eleven novels; three
OF these mad ended traciCaly. Was possible. he was
fore q TO ask himself. tHat ont ot the whole eleven
move only tdOse three which mad ended irag cay Ead
remained in the memory II htc lmc Gear that "a"
'hfpyrrudin- novels oi tlc sorcS had been entirely
forgotten except when some hardwOrkng man ~
science aunicd 10 purr himself to sleep on the hearth
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
THE NEWS ~ rms CRY.

4 TAI - WITH cor TTiTpp NfTPpTT~T
'.N'N WIN N'lil-' i'h NIh"IlI'
WHAT HE rIOPO~r & 10 DO EOU TIE CUSTOMS SIR
.,,,,,f..,.t.- 81, ,..,,,,.,,,.- go. r,,. ,,,.
'--'''' VT 4''i''NiN''' ~ ~" ~
~ II.
Tho f..Ii,, o+ H. r., .g,., TT.,, , ,.-+or,l,,.
'''"- ca '"' '"0''"' -''"'' ''0''''"''
wis one "t r't1iruc' There was an cntrc absence oi
excitement and IN ryrr, Irt,,gfrr1t tho tnv.rutu4rt
.,,.,,. ,,lr.,. ,.,.i ,,.. ..,,.- ,,,.. 49,. .,r..,,
"''"' ''-'' ".'''' ''' '''u' WIN 'u 'N''''''"
nope ihdt ihe Administration WGuid succeed Men VINO
had iecn ult,rd in office hy q .ueraI Artluraui who had
.,,,,.. ,.. ,..-i., . l,. ,.-,., .I....,.. ..,
-'"'' ''" ''- "' ''' I'I''"'' "N"''-"'-' S'''
mat lul'nucA o., General Art ur could not return L.
ollie. hv Oh. rrpcrinr az u.r .Ir,Itt tho, vtutrI
l' ~t' I'd" '''''I 'l''r'I'
The Collector spent unusually qui. day, and v
,c.t...tr. ,i,. b., b,j r.-- go. ,.r.r. r.i. m.
W '' ''
the executive session. aud the fear among local poll
ti.fr. al r tf.r, ma, a., fine ,,r,rg side Tho, C,Iroof,r
81. q,
h ft't'i"- To- ''' c.tDu stance l'"Et i'ih'iAt"'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
pRIcfs or cosI roR FABRrARK.

PmIADEDLPHI>. Feb. 3.-Thc Philadelphia
ant cld.ug Coal and IRON Company have issued ts1
following circular o, prices of coal for line and oiy
trade for the month OF February:
Lamp and stca,uboa' - for white a.h ~ schuylk
Haven broken. - for white ant ri a.A and ~h'L'k 10
- 20 for Lorbcr-y, and - 3" for Iykeus Etl'
l'l egg. - - for whie an ana -h'nokn,
- % FOR LyR.u- valley; stove and sm3h
stove, = = FOR white a~I and -D3fnOkin - 30 tor
red ash - 10 FOR forbcrry. and - - for Lykens
Valley: chestnut, - VII T. and "a asn, shamoklH
and LnIberry. and - p ior Lyk,nS Va "f pea. Il
rcd aud- bite LJrbcrry and SHmOhn, Al - for
Iykeu> valley.
Inc repor that negotiations m, on foot tor rene Sa
the combination is denied to-day by judge Asa
Packer.