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New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
INIE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS TAKING REJECT MAY 10, 1880.
8 m.-CiuoDn.tl and Chicago Day Express Drawing
6p IN. (DaiyD-Fast II. Louis cypress. arriving NJ But
falo . connect ting with last trans 20 the Nes and
southwest Pulmans pest DIawlnsroom sleeping coaches
n m tDaiy)- Paciac Express for West. S.ocpns
Cbicago without change 80 Hotel Dining 10 Chicago
7;lo D. m.-Emigrani train for the " est
Newark 6:i5 sp. 1880 a. $40. A:1O. 52O. 60 7}O
p and l2UO midnight saturday nights only sundays.
Ruths ford 8, 1880 10, 1920 m-,he 1920
An m @ In IS sop a, 10 5i 5S eS $50 o b NON
midnight sundays $780, 500. lO:2O w.. llo. $780, p
Paterson g. 6iJ. 7:j0, $40 10 1920 llgOa m II noon
l:l6 g. $40 800 42O. 4i0. ). 5l0 6.1O 530 6lO $50.
slb 1910 am m Ii5 $50 p m and ~ midniS SOW
euGefn 600; $40 lO2o m :i5 $50, 500, S:,o $40.
M, li5. G.3O 700 p M, aud ~ midnight.
Warwick. 7.lO, 1920 a m, i3Op. m.
Newourg ami Cornwall Too, a m 3:Sp. i3O D. m. sun
Rcndout and Kingston 900 a m- $3.50 sundays $50
Goshen g. 7so D. 1920 NJ, $3.50. $50 4So T. 7,l5 p M
lO:2O a. m, o;SO
Mddietown. 75O 0. lO2Oa mi 800, 4;So. 7, 7l5 p M
SUNDAYS $50 10 20 a. M e;oo 2 H. ihe va n and $50
~ ts,s , .n, VII" 0"''tA anu o'"eso "idiah'
ParT JrTv!s 80 o. m, 4:3o o. T. 7.lb D. NJ sun
NorE-Bosts leave 23d St quarter Of and quarter auer
each hour 545 10 94o and at lO45 lli5
for passage for ADattments In Draw Room
and Sleeping Coaches obtained and orders ir tas
OF baggage 10 at the COM
pany's Offices Nos 2Sv. col or 957 Broadway. \. No
Court Brooklyn. or at tho CompaDys Depots
Expess Trains from the West arrive In NewYork at 7l3
and i''4' SNo % u \. ABboff oeuq passr Ast Newyors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
IN Iraps leave for Engewood Closter Piermon and Ny
sundays a. III aud 645 p IN. The 1880 y. train vii
leave 80 minutes later saturday nights a.,
| JNo N. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Asen. Nsw.Yort.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

On and after J NJ Fl. 1850.
Trains leave NewYork Via Desbrosses and Cort
landt streets Ferries. Is follows:
43j 1850. 500, 90 Limited II a m J. $50 g. $40 ;. o.
Z, $40 and 10 D. and l2 night SUNDAYS; io aud
NJ, ), Is, !. $3.50 ana 10 p N. and - hight.
Trans York daily except sunday, NJ $50
a III and ,. m. running through VIA Trenton aud cam.
Boats Brooklyn with all thrOuu trains
Jersey CITY, anOrdlng speedy aud direct rmsfer Tor
Brook .yn travel
Returning West Phi ide pha - o. 3i5. 42j
7;3j :. $50 ami IL m. (Iimitesl Express l:bu
g. 5s3O and 1880 ON SUNDAY. l2:ul, 3:fA AS.
$50 4 ami I p NJ Leave Philadelphia, via Camden.
A. m and 800 3d.. daily -pt sunday.
Ticket Offices. 526 ana 9Il Broadway No House.
and DesbOsses aud COrtndtsts No. Court aal
BROOKLYN Annex station ioOt OF Fuonst, BloOGyu. NOS
ll6 ana : iud-oDs, rObOken. station, jersey
Emi grant Ticket ONCE, Nh. z Battery Place.
The New York lnsier Company viii cal for and Caocx
baggage from hotels nd residences.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. Z. FARMFR
General Manager General Passenger AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
Gorecs ano Rooms t0anlco.

NTANTED.-A furnished house for the win
w season. by private family Apply stating STU
alton and rent 10 7. o. BOX 4.723 y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
Gteamboats ano Rdllroaos.

CHN RAJ RAILROAD OF new -JhKSrf: +:
- -t etfy siaf on AeN-i OK. loot 81 L,tS '.''y
-ti"n iu Brooklyn. fJIr O Flu n5f., JcFri "ifi 80,
COMMENCING IiDo u l5tG-Lraye Ne"'Ior"' "'' :" "''
rtF i'. sOi.OAs.
TO n.- Esston Bethlehem, Wind gap N'sci
'hnnS Iamaheld DnitOo. UpV'r Lchgh "'N'''i'7
-CtaIiOa, sc. q,
- 3d. n.-For Flemiug'on d.. l. en- Wfs'esn r. H.
80 ~ o. Tor schoOlei - Mounta Ugh i,iiisr hi i'h'
"a ron. AHfntowD Reldinr. harrisburg Nai'h '.s
HMFs", tiiiamsport. T,maqui, DEtoD Nahn'DN' "'.'
ir;}ta. 20 - For De. Flemmgton &c.
- j. t'-F Z FLEMING O1 .IltOn. ANeifoNo. H'"''YH
II r s,urR March CHUNK, .c.
$50 -m-F Fleming ,on. Easton Be- 'b' hon. W.li ,'R
&C.
.op .-For schooes's Molntaln. Hisl p. d. Branch.
r. stcn &c.
1:tJ Do IA. For somerv l.. FeInin eton. &c.
6}J u.--FOs Easton. be-. Lack ai.i Wrsfor1 r. j.,
A ent wn. Reading. HsusJurg. 4aucn Chunk, "ilNrf-
berle, DC.
7ljp. u.-FOr Faston.
Fos u, ,beih at j.O Glib :i5 7I5 40 500 s:BO. HnO
$50, 1913 1915 Ili5. ll}5 a. .f5. 100 lSl <ol
2:O 3CD. 3 3gj, 4:Iu llJ. i;3D ft5. .: 30 5:lj. J.
5l5. 6J G5. $50, Glj. 5;oJ Ij 'i1 sii1. Jl5 I'l'
lla u. ~ p.
lnteimeliate stations al 80 m or Ias'0n' Ana
town Harrisburg aud the est - =. 90
3d. D.. 1880 II i a. - NJ 2. =, - ~. D. 30 Do - "
5:4j g. t:IJ O5O 1J. Sid. 81 IOil. ll5 a. g. o.
For uan@ 10 Ocal points flmo Tables az 80 uoh. 49,
Boat, of The BROOK AM En- Ann make connexions
CITY station - and tom BiOokbn and ITc "'v
jersey Cify.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
on and daftsrIrNE21.lssn.

DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST lNPRONED IQUlP.
MINT AND TIE FASTEST TINE CDSSISrENI
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

2 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY =
STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, N NEN-IOKK.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
rg'O PHlLADELPHIA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND sHURr LINE
BErW EEN
NEW-YORK AND PHlLADtLPlllA.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
y :. " IlT-N
NOUN D hKnOh kOlI =.

For TEENioN and PfiIIADELPHIA.
Leave Ny YORK from station c. H. X oi y. J foot of L'
From 4 ion corner % Nn.h id ara Green s 7i' 300
dag a. Il T: - "a, a. 3D. ,sI 552 p m m oil, ooo ti,
a. ~. l.j $3.50, 5'50 p. m SUNDAY a. .: ID o. ~
Is i 90 ,:i5 ny ~ M sndry a m 80 m
Return ng tr1n5 w., lelyo phit i"r ~" 1olN
o ron Lion t'Ia,e Phia a1 ht,',hS NI'M1S" M e"'f
From 3d nd Berkssts., q =: %. e:ll A. M 3' $50.
Denotes Pullman cars attached
Ir'n sntop Wafen ana igekers'%S, % i:-s '.Ee'i I@n
N. eu.da}-l:-l. 9'zOa u- 81 ,. ia. - .. o.,
gl8 ,j7 l.523 broadway and tt.e pruuua ao.is >o,.
aud Court-s%, ami Annex Office. Jewels ~ha Brook
S,w.Yors Transfer CO. oDoda. TX res Sd ean for ani
cHc'~ barg ee irom hoie or Residence g. a's. iiti
cI,or can De made az 5li dut I.-J ~ 90 w t. .t at.
con rt'ol Win The Ben rcs5aoas ana ile .sr-.a,a
r. p BIi.Dvi Gr,. pass. ,rert.
FOR BRIDGEPORT, and all point, on Nau-
gatuck and iousatonic Ear9 9,isSteamcrs leave Cih'
''ii F'ie over q q ~ ri ov nv Sher Route 70 % 4' '
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-LandIny
MiTn SE,Te r9%Ei .n VP Vt' eIn- el .g gaa
p m. Pier 81 North layer loot % iar s?n.t o.,
eea9estief nm evening q for summer resorts through
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
1--1, through trains A" N leave 9ran" Ceniri i,'.'t
Ptt burg II. Alban7 ant u,reL "i. hron-L i.t"in
1880 a. NJ Chicago Exorcs drawing room can. To caaan.
/. D.. Zoe lrstt T al.l BuItIp.
D.: a. 8 ban. aui roy Ulil lDaH3. Sd cL
Sar.foaa. G.rl's Fl', and ltIUlgl.
s:3n D.. 3D.. Albany AID ITO. Express.
900 =. m., Ac,ou.Inol lati0u to Albany ana irov
600 b. DE-. ENple-s diiy VITA sleeping ca-r f1-
- I.us. ILEH.i iZ t'IOu tu every i.F 1. iae 81" -
sleeping Bulio. lu"lO and Der t ana ir Non
tftal. DXt3p.lu- sunday ght VIA rltI-L
$50 p '1. Plc.c EXpres., daily WIZ ~'epn ears 70
NlraIa Falls EDrlea BIiill0. IiI1 ul lf b.rt
aud Chicago ana fl CartCn va Ctct. aui MI.rlO"A "a
$500 3D. m MS. Exur, tor Montreal, 2rch -'er 11l corn.
ing via slee.us cas- 10 Geneva EIcAe,r'r all
O. fIk ".
ii:10 - u Sight Express, with sleeping clrs 10 a aay
c'rf IN sale at Nos. 80 232 ant il3 Broaw y ana at
We,cOs Otlcts 3 Pir,-rl.Ce. tut -j tu. ji9
Broad tar l0rs. aud 3j3 Mi-ll. gt1n--t, Br oaH
j. u rOl-CIE. Gen. ~u. a.. b. n hE-NlN Den. r--r Agt
NORWICH LINE
y r, Boston Worcester, Portland am flt Niae Noun
tsps Per 40. ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
NORWICH LINE

Y r, Boston Worcester, Portland am flt Ware Moan.
tans VA Nrw. -leImers leave Pcr 40. 40 Dul
RIVER at > D. t.tiy. except -iAI-ys
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

A HANDSOME ROOM. With .arge closet, 70
"A le tu,ished second aoJr faD terms moderate. lv'
2d.ave ia -.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
CENIRAL arI HUDSON

meets IN sale at Nos 30 232 ant tl3 Broafw.y
We,tcotts - Ohcss 3 Pir,.rlic. 'nt 40 "nl 'i1
J. n 'r1l-CEY GEN ~u.. a.. b. IErkl, D.r. p..-r Agt
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
RECORDED REAL GsrArH TRANSFERS

TWO story hrics uldiHg ana tire, story brick Sia,
bic with lot 80 l51 Naycrir-piac", - 20 oi
ChrstOphers Il. lot 2OL7 Catherine Len us
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

IN lIU. Hrf1~NB
three story brick dNtilng With llt, No "h2 W 81
3.ih.st -. .iG It e of "th ave To-; -UKS'J Iiia'
OthA ] IOluGau ......-----..'---
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

4 LARGE sunny room. well furnished, with
a board t. gent emen only private family; foeren-
~. L ~. IL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

A LBANY DAY BOAIS.-ALBANY and c.
"A NlBBARD oaily SUNDAYS eXcePteal leave Vestry
street 500, 2iths. al 50 (irODkyl by Annex
AT H. M landing at NyacA Ferry; West Point Aewourg.
PoughkeeDs!o, RucDUck. Catskil and Hudson. Tickets
sold and baggas checked NOrth west. Tickets
p0ns Hudson River Railroad received passage
Excursion Vest Point NewDuIg returning the
sam a
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

EseO MADISON-AVE.-Sui. of elegantly
B'SO fur i,het rooms to let with private tADlei hrst
class in every particular.
, 1880-01-03
NOTES AND NEWS.
rhxNf A:ftS.S tIc = .rlF

Special Dispatch IL 1hs thIeapo Tribune.
WAKNlSiTs>S, D. g., Jnn a,-ac.tNtnr C.,nkllnY
WIZ tn accompany Gen. urnnt to Clbn hAt1 tho
inter left M flec. as l1u ut lirst Intended Tho
prposu o1. the part nf Bcnnt,,r Gambling WIS nnt
known u Qoil unt, whu, wsIen hi ,II,i lrarE, It,
Immediately wrt,to to Kenntnr Eo1lltliuG thMt he
should uat have et,n,g.sl tho pr'Krl,l lul lln
known CanislnYa IuteutIon. Feeblu health WIS
tho prob.ble r,..isa OF Cnnkl!l,gs proposed visit
to CubM.
TIEE p0sTAL REHyICE.
Tho Postmaster Ges1ertl l,tls srnt tettnr
frtnn Gen. Hr.,ly, III sr9nirl 70 tho "Rtar" 3"
service, tn tho Committee OIL Appropriations,
which Bhwa TINT tllia tr9lnGh IT thu Hrryicc Is
now reaing ut thu rite If tl,'.D,0D alt,so thu
appropriations. Tho annunl cost IT tho present
Eerslco IL suited 10 .e 7s4lo o, although tho UP
3'ruprlutton IL only f1,000.G .GN uen, lltsldy says
tllat wtlnnt thd appropriation which ho aslts
fur, which "a abn1t fs,00,00, ho Will bo
obliged tH unrtA tho existing servieo III orler to
bring tho cost within tho cxstlnx appropriation.
jIo suggests that f., ,Mo 001 hs yvcn him FROM
thn uNexllcnlct balances Ut thu pAst four years.
This, Gen. praldy sMyy, viii e,a1la Tho ntlalrt-
1nent to n.!intafn tho present surylet, n1li, le-
sides, atTorl marKtt. fur " reasonable md
necessary !t.erelso during tho remaining hult of
tho tt4cal year.
THE Irrxs caMtx0 in.
Ex.Gov. Hunt, Ut Coltrul,,, WIN IL III tho city,
| received tho following tlispatul4 t's-nyhs;
ALAMukA, Col. Jan. .-uu1. llutth loft Lake City
Hau, ~ud nino otler tc,ul.s,huxrs utcs, luu1la.A,
mud few prtAnNets, unckskia Charley. nd otfct
Southern ute as1 ull comsnx In YiA saHuacho.
| ANA AnAAA.
| TH1 SOUTHERN ILLtHols MAnSMALsttlP.
| Indications arc that Jake Wheeler, Of itavana,
, 1880-01-03
FALSE and TRUE.
We cxtrnEt frnm Or. Tadwny's Treatise o.
Disease ard Its Cure," ns follows:
List Of Diseases Cured by
RalVqyS SarsapaPil|ian ResoIyent.

Chronic Skin Diacnaes, Cnrtcs nf tho Ilnne, HUI
mt,rs III tho lItonl, Slrofl1lls Discusses Dntt or
UMnntltral llnhlt OF DDly. Syphilis artl Vcn1rrnl,
Fever Sores, Cltrpnfu nr OH Ulcers, suit Nheu1n,
Hekrts. White Swelling. SeNll Head, Uterine
Affections, Cnnkcrs, GIRnlunr SweIInHs. Nodes,
WnsttnE Mnd Depny Of tho 1lOdy, PIInplcs MID
Hlbtches, T.tnlorH, Dyspepsia, Kidney md ltla1-
der Diseases, Chronic hheltnlAtsIn nl,al Gout,
Consumption, Gravel md Cn1cul0ll8 Deposits,
and varieties 0f tho al,ose complaints to which
sometimes llre given Hpccinue tlnillGs.
possesses tho clr.lttu I,wer over those discusses
that liMdwny's 1ecsolvcnt furnishes. It cures
step by Btep. surely, fr,Hl tho foundation. and
restores tho injured parts to thGr E0unu conll-
toH. TtiE wAATEH or TIFF n0l}Y ARE sTOrVED,
AND HEALTHY HOOD II sCrIT.fED TO THE HYH-
TEN. fr>s1t which nDw material In formed Th!sls
tho first corrective powerful Railway ltcsnlveNt
Iit cnscs Wtero tho system hts boen suliyatcl,
and Mercury, Quicksilver, cnrr1stve 3iiblltnnto
huve Accumulated and l'ecanlc Deposited in tbs
s,uncR, JOINTS ETC., cntising earics Of tho bon.s,
sw.!!lnHa. vrictSe t!Ins etc., the SarsnpnrEllian
will raauffo nwny thtso dcptAlta and GxtcrniI-
nMfc tho virus ri tho ,l[srasc from tho system.
lr those WIN nre tnkInH these medicines for
tho euro Of Chrs,nc, SCroful0lIa. or Sypht1ttio
discusses, hnwBycr slow nlny he the cilrc, feel
better" a1ltl tllld t!ur general hentth improv-
Ing thofr flesh antl weight incrpNsnK+ or oven
Keeping tts own. IL IL sure sign TINT tho ct,rg Is
progressing. III thp@e tllsonscs tho patient
IN mt innGtirc: II not urresteI and driven
from tho blood, 1t will Rprc,ld n,l.l cnutntie 10
undermine tho constitution. AS at,nn ns tho
StnsArAnIt.I.IAS makes tho pntient " feel bot
ter" every hour ynl1 will grow better and fn-
erensg In henlth, strength, aEll tlcsh.
, 1880-01-03

will t,C nominated hy tho President to succeed
e. hoo In tho Marshalshtp OF tho Southern Dis
trict Of Illinois. sinco the withdrawal nf tho
nuino of McI.auRhlnit II ts understood TINT Logan
has transferred his support to Wheeler nnl It Ia
believed tl,nt 1u'lgo lMvis will not opposu
Wheeler rs he hns Mclaughlin.
0Ur.sES's CASE.
Following Is tho text ut tho letter sent by tho
Department Ut Justice to Dlstrict- Attorney
1.cnkc III tho matter Of the application Of Col
scn Tor pardon:
nassnsr nTmATsSr ?r af5'Ss ts VA. Asn.H"7y sx E:,
trH Hi.,riet Il il!inoistit Tie iresidant Has
!ys% s s.: ;ss II
mi re re 'nsfes rsp Z; H.
e S ss s Gs 70 x @ ,e
Win rcs!c,i Y ~ tflsl Tith vlaw q l,ta!nl,a
ssfs,sS osHs s sf.: II H. ,as '"a'ss oun II H.
l.; ~; a'sst|"a n,,, ,,,.
This Is only tho customary letter Tint Is scut
qucstcl1 TT report ouy nnsf Is not given dlscro-
tton to net, MS had brcn Mt ono time reported.
PENSIONS.
During December the Treasury Department
tail Il b20 OF necOunt of arrcurs Of pensions,
MOsnY.
II tAe Tfstfrn Annotated Prtts.
Rs "r ,t III Il io saio s csr;tea i ssatea vii I'll
lIousc nf Representatives resolution chilling for
story that tho state Department would decline
for rcns.s uf public expc'!cllcy to furi,ist, tho
correspondence referred to Is said 10 10 nn-
CHAIRMAN ATKINS,
Of tho House Committee OH appropriations. IS
tniprvtng slowly. although he fs II EreNt si!tIcr-
er. !lis physicians d. nut nprrchrlN1 4 acrlnt,s
result lniGss eryaiels attmtll strlkn III. anl Of
this there Is at nrCSCHt M HpptrCtjt danger,
, 1880-01-03

of tho Gcntilos Upon those %nnttcrs which affect
tho general welfare Of tho rorriiory ~ the sign
Ing Of tho Tx bill md tho repeal of tho statutes
n,nlo by tho Mormons Furnishing Illicit cohabl-
tNtton.
T7,fy,fg-lfts clntmch wnnt of Independence
and ticclaton In carrying cut public MEASURES
and falling to tnkc II prominent stnnd nRainat
polygn,ny by fatlng to enforce tho United
States statue OF 1867, whereby tho Presidents
policy, NJ proclaimed in his last annual message
tn Congress. In thwRrted.
Fmtrth'y-Tho policy Of Gov. Emery to p,cnso
nil pnrtlcs, thus giving color to tho allegation
Tint there he Ia Rchcnl1ng for thu position Of
United states SchAtur, in case the Territory
should be organlzcd ns q State and admitted to
the Uut0n.
FYf'hsH-1its engaging In business which conn
promises his eftlcinl positton; ho heilg tarRc
cattlc.r1ispr, which requires him tn l'o friendly
With tho Sfornlons In t,rricr not tu be disturbed.
, 1880-01-03
GEN. GRANT.


SAVANNAH, tin., Jan. :.-tirli. t;r,tat he'll re-
cvp,nn this morning ut the City Exchut,ge. a
ntl,uhrr of oil West Ful1lter. citizens, n1,t cnl
0rctl people t.alle To.4lay thu authorities g,So
tho purity III excursion tluwn tho river hc1aw Ftrt
Jneksrn. III tho oyenirg, Gl1snt, shcrt'lun, AMI
Frtsi 0rnnt tnc ut tll0 realteneU nf uen. II. Il.
IJnehst,I,, md met t;rn. Maf.tws, Nen. Wayne,
Gen. I.wtsHl sl,lu uthor army olllsers. At night
tho Ai.lerlupn E,,ynn stronttl0 to lieu. 0nnt ut
tho hotol. lIn responded briefly, acknowledging
tho complainant, ilsnl rcgruttinH Ills short stay In
Savannah. 'rllo purity leave ut y. III. to-1i,ur-
row for Florida. ."0
, 1880-01-03
TIE PROPOSED NEW RULES,

CHARACTER OF THE ntINStTtGS IN TllEM.
Sptttat DispateA to Tht C'teapa Tribune.
WAs1lIHGT0s. Jun. :-tThp tlrSt business to hc
taken Np nftcr tho House rcassern''cs will 10
tho consideration VI the report Of tho Con.uiteo
on isulcs. Tho work of tho Committee hns Scen
well enough, inRotnr As It Is proposed materially
to rctluco tho number Of existing r.lics H,aily of
which hnyo beenuic obsolete, while Otllprs nrc
duplicates. Although thls ropnrt Is i1lttil,nu,ts
ono, 1t IA mt likely tllnt tho House will he ~
uaslly satisfied M werc tho members Of tho Conn
mittce during their pleasant ltttlu junkct Mt
Long nrstlch Inst sstuincr.
For yenrs thorn hHs lccsi II growing hrtfet thnt
the Committee On Appropriations had altogether
tt0 tn.ich power: There hnro heen several ut
tcmpts to distribute Its work among tho rcapcct-
Two Committees whose province It tsto consider
the subjects for which appropriations nre nude.
For example, 1t has been thought that tho Catn-
mittcc on Military Anirs ought to construct tho
Military Academy md tho Army bills; TINT tho
Post Office Committee
RE1OrLp HAVE C1EAn1E
Of tho Fost-0Alco Appropriation bill: TINT tho
ForaIsn AHnirs Committee should hMvo chnrEe
ut tho Consular md Diplomatic Appropriation
hlll; nhd 80 on. Tho nny Committee which hts
hitherto been allowed to fornlilate I'LL nppro,irt-
alton bill outside tic Appropriations Commit
tee IL tho Commerce. Committee. Tho River md
IIarbcr hill Inns nlwnys bocn prepared by TINT
Committee. One Of tho new rifles tAkcB army
TINT power, an1 cnnfcrs It upnu tho Alrcnly-
over3rown Committee on Appropriations. Tho
Commerce Committee will bu allowed as usual to
prppRru tho bill, but. bpf0rG presentation to tho
House, II must ho passed upon by tho ApprOprt-
atlons Committee. The pvtleht intention Of
this rule, anu uf Str lilldall md his friends, IL
to Inake the House Of Representatives rul,-
orulnate to tho grcnt Committee Of Apprprin-
ttons which now vlrtua1ly hn!ds IN tta huntis tho
nnSyRr In Ahn13r-fn facilitate. hlut1pr nus1
, 1880-01-03
OVARIAN TUM0RS.

Tho removal nf those tu1nors by nApwAT's
1lEsuryESr Is now 20 ccrtatnly established that
wtut wis once considered Utmost miraculous il
now II catt.inn rccnnYnlzed faet BY I'LL parties.
Krf S Mrs j. eit IT, oliy, % a'.a Ill., bpgi s. isr,x. f
published IN Ollr AlinnMlo for 1H79; also, that
1T Mrs.: &. Il. hlhllfns. ~ tho present edition Ut
nlIr False and 'rrne."
SpNGn fnrtftsa otlr 1nnlzing pnrtcular References
to tho vnrtls enscs cf cslr.ic discusses rcnchpf
by our SAltStrAlttt1EAN lsEHULvEST. 1nrtiidt
md their friends must GGHsHlt nlr writings II
tlIoy wish tn 0stutu III idun Ut tho prulnIso and
potency of Il. X. IL. Remedies.
One Dollar per Bottle.
, 1880-01-03
THE LATE ASA PACKERS ESTATE,

TAII.At,EIra1fa. jan. An "Inyentory anil
nppraiyemcnt Vt E"nls ur,l chnttcls. rights all
crr.ltts which wero Ut Assn Fucker. lato Ut Phllu-
tlcphlu," has been tilcl with the lsegistcr Of
Wills. 1t sllt,ws tho following: Stock, bnrHls,
etc., $s,slBn.7; iH'sds A,nl mortgages, f.: e..
real estato, *sai,e1; lNok accounts, $la1,174.
Tho stock In tho 1.ettRi VnlIcy italEroal Colnpa-
ny was appraised ut tho psfre ut which tho stuck
Bto.x4 fur several mn,ths succeeding Judge
Fuckers death. At present prices, Fa::.l0 per
shuru, It. wn,l! swell ftle total present value Of
tho atouk oWtiel by tho cstntv u $5,5010W.
, 1880-01-03
OBITUARY..

MRS. n. c. TONIF1lINS.
Spsetat Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune.
HEkvtDE1tE, ILL.,, Jun. 1.-slrs. Newell c. T1np-
ki1ss, OF Salt Luke City, Utn. who hRs been visit
ing with frten,!s hero, died quite suddenly Inst
evening Ut complication Of AiHcnses. 4 post
tnortcm examination ,3.ls held this morning, but
no tltcls!orNtns yut hpcn arrived ut, Sim was Il
former rcailunt Ot l,elvilers but hn,l lived Ut
Suit Lake Guy fnr ntlllbcr 0f ycutH Her tlcnth
u dccply felt by lNrKe elrclo Ut fr3Onds Anl
rLlntlYCs.
, 1880-01-03

0Ftcta3 I21HItN III 1Hf CHEtHVH 1FtuNHN
QUINCY, ILL.,, Jan. s-lnHurslnco nEcnts cstt-
mnte tho loss by fire IN Hnft's dry-Ruods storc,
In this city yesterday, ut from 5000 to s1,OD0,
covered by ins,lrsInce, III followB: Home, Of Now
York, *,,000; nnyseston Mutunl, Of Boston,
*.yakl; Ihsr,lix, nt 1lrouklyn, $1,000: Newark,
$!,hpi: Mrrchnnts'. Of Npw York, Sa,1O0; Fire-
mems, or Dnytm. O.. $ss,5oo; Commonwealth, nf
lsustnIi. $",5ht: New Hampshire. fshD; Nnrtii-
Fails. *iax; GcrIna,,. II Freeiiort. H., sl,fNl;
IIamb!rg-i!reneM, of Germany, S1,NI; A!!Gr-
lean Central, Of st. Louis, 81 01. T0tAl GOV.
, 1880-01-03
GOV, EMERY,

OFPO81flOA 70 his lkEAFPOtNTMEST,
Bsxetal Dapateh to 1'hs GAiea9o TdtuMs.
WASHtK0TON, y. c., Jan. a.--The opponents OF
the rcappolnt.ncat Vt Emery u Governor IT
Utah huye presented objections u h!m hero
which .nuy DO summarized uu tho following
poln:s:
Fttss-}ils alleged intimate social relations
With tho Noszuon prtcats aud lcadefs OF the Nor
napa Church.
Sseo,Aal-1lls reported dIaseGard Of The adyice
, 1880-01-03

NEW HAVEN, KY, jan. a.-Ycsten!ay, Albert
L,ieus, with three lasllca drive o1 tho bridge ut
lir1tsh Greek. All the ladies' were Injured moro
nr lcsa hut 1ilcns youngest daughter broke ller
,ck A.l,l tlIc from l,Ur Injuries tn II f0w nm
merits. Another lat!y hull iinr eo1lhr-tH'no
hrnks'1, and [,lcns wills crushed by tho wngu1i-
, 1880-01-03
BREACH OF PROMISE,

Hwftal D!stuteh ta Ths tAieaat Tribune.
lsrnuulxuT,N, ILL.,, Ju,.. s-'r. J. J. Wood, II
weIt-knawn young physician nn'l capitalist uf
this city, hs been sued tnr blcich Of p.,llIlsu y
bitas EllInlA Wcst. u we'll -klnwn anl highly rl,-
Sl'ectel young Ia.ly of this city. lA1staGcs
GluIliol ,UtN.
, 1880-01-03
CASUALTIES,
N14ANt;III:D.

Special ptspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, jan. AT Oconon,uwuc, carly
this morning, II bralsesmnr, named chnrlcs Car-
pcnter, agel Z, yerrs, whose home Is ut Cctlnr
Fsllls. H., WIS run over nftt horribly mingled by
freight trnin M. o, OF tho Milwaukee l. 1T. Paul
lfnc. Tic WIN Oil tho tnp nf II forwnrti car and rs
tho train wns getting we'll under motion In pull
Ing NIT hu slipped tlown between, two cats md
WIS run over by thn entire tnt'1. Tho lnwer l,Or-
t!On Of hts body nnd ha legs were No bully cut
TINT 1t wus apparent IT IL Hlance that he could
III hatcl uNd given nI tho relief p,ssillu t,rfnrp
tlcnth put III tllh to hlH antEersnK+. Carpenter
WIS Il very popular Hilsl INDUSTRIOUS young inurl.
, 1880-01-03

Special NtspatcA tn The thlcaga Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jun. ..-C0l. Jnhn Lung, for
tho 1.lst ten ycurs u rvstcnt 1T this city, tloA
suddenly this MnrrinG ut hlB residence III tho
suburbs. Col. Ln,lg was II gallant snl,linr tiarin9
tho Into wMr, aitl WIS CnInIicI Gt tho Nttlcty-
third Regiment Of Pennsylvania Volunteers.
, 1880-01-03
KILLED ny ~ BURSTING WHEEL.

Spftfaf Correspondence ef The Chicago Tribune.
S0uTn E1nlN, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-John kcatl1lg, ono
Of Oltr must extensive md wealthy dairy
fnrntrs, who llvc.t nhput tw0 miles ss,s1th Of
hero, ut Silver Glen, met withnn accident ycster-
dny afternoon nE,o,,t o'cfock, whtcI, resulted In
his 1cnth nb,,lt III hnur md II hnlf afterwards;
he WIS assisting III cutting feed With Il feed
cutter. when tic flrGuk- wheel Ntrstctl. md n
piecv ttow n1,l struck him III tho forehead, r-
alilt lug In iIis Heath MS before mentioned. MIR.
Il. hua very iInny friends, wis highly esteemed,
Alll Mill III EltllY dll{AAr2.
, 1880-01-03

Fruu, tho strnty, tir and rcx,lllr beat IT tho
that .irKa, demonstrated III Y v.riety Ut taases.
FcllowH' Compound Syrup Of lFyp0ptlOsphftes IL
known to gxurt u powerful tenle ELECT GU tho
muscles pf tho heart,
, 1880-01-03

WAsltISaTOX, u. T.. Jnn :,-trhe plnnln9-Mil
Ut ". X. I>yur, IN loarEetnwN, waa destroyed hy
I'M inccnilnry tlrn last hight. LOIS atoLt ~, ,0J0
Joseph InrnY. tho wAtchu.an, WHY sleeping In The
building uild wns alIEtDeutcal.
, 1880-01-03
CHARLES CtJNDEIl'r.

New YnltK, Jun. :.-ChArlos CnM1crt, onco
Ltclltcnant 1f Tho G,lur,l af fia,nr nr tho first
Nnpoicu,, n,ll ful,ur ut Ctl.lert liros., lMwycrA
Of this city, illel TT Hnuth Orange, N. H., ~,
Wednesday,. iio wis burn ut llorleuux, Frinre,