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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

rroure cr,vna its name from the play IN which sp
pears. called 1.-THE Strstegsts." II IL not remark
ably scei;oas acsgnston but in this instsucc. de-
notes an organization judic,ously formed. OF talented
persons APT the dramatic art and we'll trained 10 the
business OF the stage The names have already been
published IN this Journal. The play Of Tho strate-
rists" based roll idea lover and his sweet
heart being forbidden TO marry by their respective
parents. naturally IN DISTRESS. Tho young nan.
thcreupor prrsonaies each OF the turn-ma
ing each becse thnt he has received cali from the
other. and. br ths man@uvre. he so plays upon the
tempcrs OF the cid TO coad or wheed,e them
into giving their consent to the projected marriage
Mr. Cuon Nal personsted this enterprsing lover. and
exhibited good initiative faculty. . shrewd sense OF
character considerable HIGHT humor, and satisfactory
hexibiity OF expression Nj. Sol Smith presented-ln
that carefully correct quietly droi and richly eccentric
manner for which no Is esiimabie among the dry.
come huc Of the Of The stern but banl-
BOOKED father. who made. In this piece the victims
OF q g0cd-1a;arCd strategy The ripe and thorough
method OF Mr. I. J. Hlnd-alwsys faithful
and SO welcome upon the stagc-was mani
Tested with agreeable effect, In corresponding
character The stage prettlly set and the general
reprcsen may be set down RS cheeriuiy enecve
This piece ke many others or tho merIly hNoions
class, lust nov 20 widely predominant Is SIMPLY Ora
matte foc Tae Widespread disruption of theatrical
stock companies leaving many players ys OF employ
ment mas los formation of little predatory par
tics devoted 70 spccalres o. kinds There Is an
indication Of an effort TO reOrgsnze the stage upon
basis OF something like the old principles Tao idea
ITSELF hie IL not now Fcote tired II, very long
ago. and after him Tate Wilkinson. and alter hun many
others. OF these parties will obabiy endure, and
may In time ripSa into permanent stock companies;
Others fmsy that they must 60 Ia p'oces The
strategisS"hK Cassie hopes TO be saved and ihere
Is some prospect that ITS expectation may he fulfilled
Many persons were present last night, ana Inc cohHTr
CATION testified tho usual tho usual amount
and quality Of popular satisfaction.
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ngfn- iuspring anthems and waving their bright ban
ners above, form splendid tabcau Tho versatile Miss
Rcse Coghlan "a Ruth gives admirable personation
Of brave honest. pare American eri, and Miss Pres
colt Us bcsse Haers gracious with Der nherru gem
eness rs wei heroic In her fortitGde. Such sectors
as JOSEPH Nhcelcck and J ID. siudloy need no fresh
words OF praise One ~ The characters Ragged susie
II personated by Mabel Leonard the name Of tho little
girl who figured Prominently In the NewYcrk courts
few months aimee. The success OF Ruth. In popular
sense cannot be doubted III II shall start torrent OF
public opinion against the OF rum 1t VIII have nc
comp !shcd u most beneficial and laudable result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
SAMPLE OF DEMOCRATIC PATRIOTISM.
Ir0gl The Rociss.sf DeBao-rIt and Chrcnscic (isDi
Ibn n,.,o.,,.,. 10 taat

The Democratic quandary has one feature
that is especially worthy OF contemplation. II Is the
fact that little sOcitudo Is manifested for the real
wants 0f the county Wise legislation seems To be an
end remote from tine considerations that have force lt
he lost sight of important object 10
tbe Democratic mInd 90 boiscrDg up the WANING for
tunes OF The party. To pave the way for Democratic
victory. the ny miDstering 10 It's
needs. IS The desire p ItrGycd nv current discus
siOn-. Want shall be thought OF party occupying tils
position What measure OF REGARD is to be meed ont
TO the party that confe.ss, III efrc that its poey IL To
be one OF m2keshifts that It's plan OF acton - 10 be
guided By particular principles and that the ann and
scope OF It's endeavors coprchended m the attempt
10 wbccde people into tie belief that 1t - fit to be
trusted
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GorrHoLD's OCTOROoN COMPANY.
Al Hoverlx,s Theatre the last DerfOrmanc


OF :" Tie Octoroon." by Mr.. j. n. Gotihod's Comedy
Company occurred Saturday The negro songs and
choruses that are introduced INTO this performance
by the Old Dominion Colored yocalsts especially
notable as full of the character OF slave lie Al the
South IN hines very melcd'ous, tender romantic,
and sometimes strangely beautiful This is the con-
spcuousy exceptional feature IN the revival OF the Old
and well-worn still effective and pleasing meio-
drama Mr. 1. Il sIoekwei. as Uncle Pefe furnishes
one OF the best sketches VI saonce and Ia
eetious earruty that has secn and the as
sum pion OF Captain Retss, by N. s Hicks. should
be specified as excellent, for trutnfulness I"
The standard on actual HE There IL nor
much sensibiiiy Mr.. Gotholds personaiion OF sae"
Serddsr and 1t sometimes carries unconvenfonnify
10 the extreme limit OF DonchsaDce The work. how
ever IA that OF a trained and Efficient actor Zoe is
arted BIZ Florence Elmore. IN rough ana fa1her
feeble pes though with good design and there are
Indications OF emotional power IN the eiocution es
pecIaly m moments OF soliioqny- Mr. frank Losers
Me ClosyU might startling At Liederfranz ban. but
A entirely too pretty f.rd wiiha for common
Ife 0utsIde OF threeshect poster- IhLs reiresehtd
non of The Octoro0n presents points OF interest,"
and Mr. GotfhOld will good pull pose By heepiiS
alive Mr. BoucIeauts drama-oDe OF Inc mosi u,
Sfrncfiye peces that proceeded from DIS Pc ana
ore Of rhe deadiest blows that ever eseed, from
he sfa ce against institution which was so long the
curse aud DIS grace Of the Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
GENEROUS OFFER FROM AN ANrTTII DEN ORGAN
from The Os'r,ro PgiiddiVm tDsa)
Tho rr,ld.u and i-Iii1en miners in tho

. 1 Hc IIiuVH HIu dHtI- II'IVH P'PtiiS III , VIZ
statc SIN pitching iuto each OtHer-stiil calling
names aud making faces We faii The good that
come fguin acton. There Is strUng ana i'm
element OF the Democratic party that secps De
fermned IL insist upon Ii1en. and another equally im
portRnt aud nearly srOug that never bB brought
10 favor Tldcu Upon Tidrn IL seems plain that the
Democracy Of New-Iork cannot agree. Why not drop
Jiiden ana unite acceptable 70 both sides
That would seem to be the part OF wisdom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

Jane (under nine) to her governess-" bliss
Blunt. VI eu ma ASKS You 10 have sone more vine Go.
dag nj dinner. DO psosss, say yes veine--- nbyt
What do ylbn Ia TAKE more @lht to3 SAho-
On ON want TO see DA's fac-
Caroline (under ten) walking through fall
ing zen. tr m AniuDn A'e the trees crying, mhhiha
hncause the summer IA gone T.
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ONE REFORM EXPENSE ITEM.

From ne -fcg- Tori ConIacrclG! AaroTts-F lLepl
IL the whole world did not know that ;. j.
Iilden fraud Of monumental proportions u might
be interesting describe length how IN, State has
been Obliged 10 100000 for the trials OF Beiacn and
Denison az ~ racuse for alleged frauds on the canals
The last OF Theses has Just been disposed OF by de-
cs.on Of the General Terra that has Sc, aside ug-
ment OF the lower Court. " Canal Reform cost tnls
state hundreds OF thousands OF dollars, which went 10
advertise sam liden a Presidential udidatc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

ROE-UNDERHTLTsOn November %, &C the resfence ~
Miss Hoey Hoey Place, I0t,sbUrg. Northumberland Co.
by o. W. CiayOroct, Eugene G. Roe. e.r- Of
~ ". Miss Ada eldest lai ghtcr OF James F.
Underhil, ot Washington ID. G.
PRINCE-CTTIDS- on Monday, December ], at Grace
fhurrh Bro,klyn Heights Right Rev. 4. Little
John Bishop island assisted by the Rev j. Carpcn
fCr Smith H. u Rector OF ~ Ge0r. cs Church. Finishing
Drldf0rd Prince Of Sew- Mexico. 20 Hattie A. r.. daust
ter Or. :. Russell Cnild3 % NOH.foTk CITY.
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NERVOUS ABOUT Tue HOT LEADS.

There are adroit Republican members
OF Congress in both branches who viii seek
10 provoke the discussion OF questions which
viii give them political capital in the com
ing National campaign. They will endeeyor TO ag
grayate Democrats far as them To furnish
iue tor this sectional ire IRE Democratic Congress
should have purpose above ali Others. They should.
rst of all their patriotic prudence. prevent the
OF eeciionalsn from bcac elective aud decisive The
aF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
HAVERLY,S THEA1RE

Mr. BARLEY Campbells drama of The Galley
Slave produced this theatre last night tor the
first time In NewYork The attendance large. aud
the performance followed with interested attention
The piece relates subject richly suggestive Of con-
trasts and fertile in prOnpngs Of satirethe manners
OF Americans a foreign country. description Of the
work must be reserved TO another day. and less
crowded condition Of this column. Here, however. is
the east with which the play was acted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

NORWICH, Conn. Dec. 1.-SIrs. William c.
Gilman died in this city this evening. Che was niece
OF Henry Ward Docchor sister Of Fred b. Perkins, aud
sisterin-,aW OF tue Rev Edward Everett Hale.
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AlInrryous. erhaustls 2 and pain

AI erhausting and painful dseases are quickly
and radically cured by PuLERMAcaSEs ELECTRIC BSLrs.
Books with particulars free CAN address The Pulyer
nacher caIyano Co, l,i5i 2c5 Broadway Sew-York.
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WILLIAM &. BLACK.

NEw-ORLEASs, Dec. 1.-Wiliam c. Black,
Appointment cotton factor and former president OF the
Cotton Exchange stricken with apopexy ycster
day and died tRis morning.
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ALEXANDER MCCALL

TROY. Y. Y. Dec. 1.--Alcxandcr Mccall,
formerly ono tho propretcrs editors Of The Troy
Wig. and afterward proprietor 81 TIE Nce York Ga
zete which merged into The J0FNaI Of CorsDaerce.
died at his residence in this city yesterday morning. lie
was eighty years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

prepared CEcura modified form. sad IL positive
~ ndsDonsaDe The treatment ~ ka nnd scalp DISEASES
We recommend II Or the preservation - THE skins OF infants
for gentlemen who .olbe with tender faces
for thosa derrr clean ard wholesome skin and sp an
all purposes tho toilet bath and nursery It's delightful
and refreshing fragrance equals snroascs the finest PaI
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Speclal NcIlres

Advertisements intended Cor the next issils 81 THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be hanlcd IN oeiore - ~ 10
day.
Congress Water superiority a. cA,hartc All st,rs
freedom
acid OF heaafche internal aud
tends membrane. AT mineral waters
dangerous DC known BY acid alter
lasts
Electricity n specially
diseases. Consultation ana ratuphtt tfce
j. u. 8. SMITH, ~ D. lt0 East 3Oth 81.
t.as Fixtures.
DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPTIONALLY PINE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ARCHER q PANCCASr A'Fo Co.
CT Greene st. o. 10 ~ Noosterst. above st.
Broadway pass the door
ksasina's CsuHh LszcRxes have equal Ia the treat
mont bronchitis hoarsenes 6c IL IL The great
English remedy a5shci b. experience OF 90 years
SOLD by All druggists. Price 90 seat by uf&L
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James NJ VanwagOnen died at bis residence
thirty-one years.
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HfRRfED.

Just pnblisled ELEGANT photographs of Mrs Thurs
by superior made ~ England or America
A. BoGARDus, SO Broaivav. corner leIh-sl.
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MRS. WILLIAM c. GILMAN.

Davis wss popular man among Army officers aud
stood high as man OF courage and ability.
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Holiday Goods: Nm
wIST gNp EEAnFSH As6 bRASHEs ESSG
DovHLhI 5Srh Asrt s5s n Ell UNDER
j. W. J0HNsTUS.
Also s7s GrH'AvE, 80 DOOR ABOVE 23D.sT:
New Fashion Magazine
Out today, and Tor sale by all nOwsaealers.
THE MONTHLY
NEW.YORK FASHION BAZAAR.
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED
Price 25 cents pr copy Subscription price ~ 80 per year.
A bspa.oms coLoRED FASHION PLATE OF the latest
New.York fashions s givon free with No of tbs
MONTHLY NEw.YoRK FASHION Bazaar
ALSO.
A coLoBED PATTERN OF EMBROIDERED LAMP
MAT. ALSO, PATTERNS OF JACKET WITH
PANIER FOR a GIRL AND BODICE FOR
LADY's DINNER DRESS
Among serials which commenced this number
"N'' " MARY CECIL HAY.
ENTITLED;
BRENDA Y ,EKE-
choice selection Household Receipts.
Home information Humorous Matter Poetry and Biography
will be found 10 each number.
rnE MONTHLY NETWORK FASHION BAZAAR is
for sale by all newsaesleA viii also he postage pre-
paid for % per copy The subscription price Is
az so rear Address GEORGE MUNRO
Ito 81 vandewster-st- New-York-
RDAN. December u, close NJ once
on II ESDAY $50 Tor Europe. by steamship Wy
oniag. via Queenstown WEDS ESDAI, nj a ~. for
Furope By steamship scyths. VA Queenstown on THURS
NevYDrk Queenstown correspondence ff Great Rfi ain
and the specially adaressef and AZ 1890
a NJ steamship Tossing. via Plymoutl her
bourg and Hamburg; SATURDAY at ss5 a. ~. DIR Eu-
rome by steamship Celtic via Queenstown correspond
or Germany scotland be specially Addressed and
M lao A. M tor Scotland direct by hip Deyoni
GIa FOR Europe. by steamship General
Xerder via Southampton and Bremen The mai for Den
MARI oweden and Norway dispatched by Hamburg and
only The mats tor AsplnNaL and Sonth
Pacific leave New YORK December The mails for
Belize via New orleans. issve New rorN December The
malls Havana ,ave New York December 4. The nails
December 8. Tho mails Newfoundland S-w- FORK
December The mats for Porto Rico leave Newfork De-
g. The malls for Australia &c. leave san gfsneieo
December 90 The malls for China and Japan leave san Fran
Ciso December 81. -. 1880. ,..
Post Once. Ncw-York Nov. 29. 1873
TIE Rev n NJ Mitchell. General soliciting Agent for the
ore Manual Industrial Arts isfion tor the
Relief ana Training and Caring for Aged aud InDrm
Persons In Aabams city for the purpose OF rails
n, funds 10 pee the work BEGUN IN Mobile ns
IA ndorsed by NswNork deegat In Congress
including many the OF Church tsto
country whom ara Scoator COnkiDg.
w A W eeler e. q. Isphim ; :. COX. aud Others Hf.
Mitchell his important ietefs from
81 county The subject 81 his mission
wlrh he pub rhug tr public information.
nttchei h the guest OF thc hog Dy. Garnet
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec. q. a. m.-Ihe tendency
An The barometer Is again downward Clear and fair
weather rsyaied yesterday. The temperature ranged
bet cen 2Jo and 4i0, the average $3.50 beng $40
tsse- than GU the day lst year and $40 higher
than on Sunday The amount OF moisture In te air has
beeu diminished.
Warner and clear or partly cloudy weather may be-
pected to-day in tAis city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
Gueclai Notices.

Holiday Goods. -
WINTER WEAR-SCAREs, TBS GLOVEs :, hCAl'Lhr
DOUBLE-BR AsrED MERINO UNDER
SHIRTS COS ZACH,
DENTS KID GLOVES. 50 20 A PAIR
]. W. JOHNSTON,
go GRASDST. NEWfoRk.
ALSO 37H GrHAVE. Sd DOOR ABOVE 23D-S1.
, 1879-05-14
1ho Militia Bill Past All Aarm--.
Trying to Billet
OberlY.
ch,nce to Get m Elementary Idea OF
Whnt Appellate Courts
Cost.
A Nnmbor Of Small Appropriations Voted,
Including $4,000 for tho Doug
los Monument,
GENERAL PROCEEDlNGS.



6ptetul DItpalch 10 7ns 5T1s"ns. -
a,,oay,ELp, May l3,-T1M assston opened
...,r,nr with fDrty st1cmbers prtsent.. Tho
tlls mo..'s 3.t.or IN wo. srnatc Bin ill., which
h'st malssf .aS .aS raIro,d c,,n,papy tcotpota,ed
authorizes any fhntoao e.''"pa"5 w..
,naer the laws Of this statu, by vote VI t''e
ea,r,. as of twothirds of It's sttck, to oxtcnd or
oHnel' ~. " In. aon,e ,,tsct,sston was lad over
saftee IT, '"s "a.ux e,.rntnr tIumt,,on sa,a ho
II "ncn 'ua' ...,s o,,r,,t tn h., chanrrd 40 n. Il,
taousn' IN, -. an nct II, cnnhIu ro,froafi CON.
rsta "a nlIl iat an nst ~ .s '..'s..n.t,. n,o1.
panss 70 ''epl 'esat'' ;rn,a n"tharize cumpanos
n sbani,on routes, take tip their trucks, md
aoA IN int, :. trrsf fields mid pastures newt
mos0 ",,ton w wna 40 fully conc1rred III ,l,as
This opln.oh "1' -. ~, .,s"s t,,. ,rr..tr,,
seuaor Mum moved A. o'.er a .o enas'.h an., .,s
INV tnInc thus dcccntly Inferred, the head
W., us,n 10 tohIa ma n unec., hut lutcrcsttn,.
Neh' ~ w ~ ~.,,n ,,h,.r. =, Irr,.tntton.
relic ol ccftala po4eee y, - ..su,., ,,.
Tho vote ~ wn'ca sona'os .aa'pps"s. .,,. law.
.Ss on II, motion, Il vert back to tic Com
a"u, .,.. y" 80 49, Insurance ttor n1neun,nent,
n!steo oo lnsa.a ,,..a ..,,. ~, INV ht,t ,yh,c,,
,pp,oprintes s5Oo'on 10 pay tue stats oll'ecFs
nest deoe'a. Assona ". Ivy nnrnoac @ e vas psaa
t appropriated LOT sa purpose eae -re,1 w. reao
Tst t,me an ospu ti,l rnr
op!on esnSe nr lew ccI.ns - H. ieun' vf;rr. ~
autsHon o. !uo i'e Il n,nit. III. wom,n.vntiwr
fhe dleie!cl aMssitai lii n ~ nn1,nr ~ s,n.tnr
pafs Of t!'e n,nas s,,a ~, ,.,,,s A' ~ ~4sA'''
basn, ~ *vns ~ ~ III T.! ,rou1ac ,reec 1T
Senator Maales n 70 ptovMs ,.s ~ on" renn.,t. "
went 10 q thlro fea'''.I.
HOUSE bills
, 1879-05-14
INDIANA,
4 DEFICIT.

!Specta, Dts,s7ich ~ Tbs Tribune.
lNnsANAPoLIs, May 13--Thc Legislative Com
mission appointed to investigate the admtnis-
tration of ex-Attorney Goncral James c. Denny
will tomorrow report to Gov. Williams that lle
Ia indebted to tho atutu for collections made
and no. reported amounting to $4,000. Denuy
is 4 Republican.
TIE INSANE,
The State Board Of Benevolent Institutions
to-day appointed Dr.. Josly Rogers. Of Madison,
Ind, Superintendent OF slla State l1ospttus for
the Insane, yico Orphcus Evorta resfgned. Dr..
DR.. Rogers Is q graduate OF Bellevue flpspit:sl
Callegc, New York, served = surncon i1 the
late War, WINS Professor In the In.ltalIa College
Of physiclana nisd Surgeons, Hnd lbs seen twenty
years. practice. Ilu ilntshcd his studies in Eu'
rope, nud &ta1sds high In hts profession,
, 1879-05-14
Adjourned.
HOUSk.

Slackoy Powell this morning presented rtso-
luton providing that no member should ho1c-
after bo allowed 10 spsnls mora than ten min
utes without The consent Of tho House. Powell
is grcat talkcr himself but he appears willing
to sacrtilcc hts g,ft Of eloquench for The good
OF the pcuplc. Thc resolution WIS referred 10
the Committee On Rules.
TUE DRA1hAOH QUESTION
received fresh impetus yesterday, md there is
uow son,e hope that MI efficient enactment will
yet be pnasod II tlN members Of the General
Assembly consent to drop tletr own peseonal
1csIousles un.t 30 In for the general good. The
Senate Is hnngtng on To the Matthews bill for
sotuc reason, though SIX weeks wcrc spent by
TIVE House in dsawtssg asld pcrfectsng It. Tho
following lottcr fran J. II. OakHood. tnonbos
OF tlu last House, undoubtedly 1cnccta the true
sentiments of the people:
McK'iniay-nsAn Sm:1 rccrtyed your Drainage blu,
introduced IN the llnusn m tht 9TH tHht ttnk
e. s void 'sa 1 GP* esa 1sess sss w
t1ss ttn,e. 4 Dsauage law il tas. mott Important
....on alsy oy son. ot o. ss1s
hceu tost to tau State within thu aas nye J1afa tof
want Of dratnart: The Consultation now glyss the
onah!e farmers to guard scalnst future lo.ses. II
tic Legislature fslla 10 do e duty. + w! merit
failara, would advise meu'bors not TO come home,
but 10 enEtAie direct from Springfield to somo
o's''' ''"''' '''' ""' ''J J. II. oAxwoop.
| APPELLATE COURTS.
| This morning 3lprtison moved to reconsider
the vote by Witch Iaousa Bill 7oo was LOST last
| week.
This IL termed tan net TO amend Bees. !,
I s. 8, uil II pf an aet entitled tAn act to estabs
| ifsh Appellate Conrts,' approved 5uue z, lbf!
a,li IL add an additional section thereto" 1hls
bill provides that III all cascs Of appeal or writs
of cfrsr, prosecuted or takel, from any decision
Ut any Of this AppclIate Courts to ihe su'
prea,s Court. Il shali not bo neces.
sasy Tor the Clerk OF the Appellate Court
nuke out ,rsa.tn, and certify IT,, copy 4gr,,e, .,
died In the said Appellate Court but 1t shall bc
tic record hled tu his Office. This bill also
divides the state Into enlarged Appellato Cotl,
districts. mud limits taetr Jurisdiction to al
suits Of S. 900 and under. The ohjcct Is 10 EtYt
tue Supreme Court more business, md to take
away solnu Of tho work Ut the subort!iLat.
Court, probably with tlla ultimate intention u
IestroYiIw TINT branch Of the ludtetary. Alofrt
! spn proceeded to attack Cook County IN hsl
remarks, and to defend Egypt from the Gu
croachmrnes Of tho moucEu souotn through III
Wicked Representatives IN tlH Legislature
E.abee al,d Bhcsman, OF Cook, arose - thea
majoaty Bna ahpok the gentleman from Aorgai
(sl0frisop), metuphorcally. until. bis teetl
ratified,
Sherman said he was
| sQuAasLx IN rA3on or \ raoPra BILL
10 ssud more business directly to the 6uprcm'
L Court. So ve1a AS Bas Of Chicago. Judg
, 1879-05-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HE111s
uAnnnauAo, May 10.--'lhe Anti 'Dtserim,nh-
tIon blli, prohibiting rebates. allowances, or
drawbacks to special ahippers, VIA defeated In
the House to-day,-S7 yoas 10 "A nays. @eaa than
Z constitutional majority.
Tie bill taxtllg cTtdu petroleum was amended
by making the rats tpst:ad Of 10 censs pcr
barrel.