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GERMANY,

AB 5A1f 09Y AR EVEH.
BERLIN, Jun. n.-The c1itcd bishop OF CO.
loKlt0 has written n letter to his friends here.
exprt,ssing tho opinion that tho termination of
tho conflict between Church mud Htato IL far on
u Gypr.
AOuENIDl1H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LONDON, Jan. 14.-A Berlin correspondent an-
nnunocs That Frlnco fiohenIoho ts expected to
v!slt Berlin shortly To report hls vtows regarding
tho Aintstorlal changes in Franco. Also, TINT
Ruasla bus oonf}dentially declared that thu eon-
Coutruti0no Of hor troopsi in Poland hool not lar1n
0eE1lauy.1
DIED.
W1EsBApkN. Jan. lL-FfcdcEsck, Duke at
8ohleswig- IIolstetn. died hero to"dny, suddenly,
tn tho 61st year Ut hfs ago. Ito was chief Of the
younger bFaneh OF his fun,tly In consequence Of
tho remuneration Of hla father. iis waA Nslor-
Ge1uxal VI tho NayAr1An AE1ly. Rud Mlas married
, 1880-01-15
IN NEW YORK,

New YORK, Ja,,. l4.-T'ho Embarrassing factory
af Mason e. kaflzt, 1irmktyl, burned this ,uorn-
Ing. TlU district engineer, Gcnrgo A, Frost;
WIllMm 1tnutihurBt, John W. 1A,iull, and George
kexer. itrc!nDn, were tllorc OF less severely In.
1lrcl 1y II FILLING will.
, 1880-01-15

THE r0pEH ON1AN ON IRELAND.
li0ME, Jun. H.-Thu Vntieun OrHnl,, tho AUrnra,
In u lt.iY leading urticic advocates ho,nc-r,Ilo
for Ireland.
orr Fol EUROPE.
LONDON, Jan, H.-A dispatch frum Alexandria
rope. ..
GEN. GttANT.
HAVANA, Jan. IA grnl,d nifcinI 1lnnqlict
will br given III honor af Gen. QniBt md Il brill
liant reception Go terdorcd bin ut tho ruhlce by
high public ftlnctlunnrtcs and distinguished
members OF socjety fl this city.
, 1880-01-15
HEALTH IS WEALTH..
Realll:oi Body is Wealth Of Mind,
RAD1VAY'S
Sarsap;lrillianResolvent,

r,lro b11txl makes sot,ltl cAtt, ,strnng hmm ~
clcnr skin. If ynl wu,I1 hnyn your jle-h Ae.a Aug
Your bones sntind, without cir!os, md y0,,r cn,at
plux!nH fMLr, ilsp RAILWAYS BA1,9APARM
, 1880-01-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
Observation-Disclosures 10.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Daniels
IlandallSee memorandum. Saters act Shepard
order granted denying motion Cain agt Seaman-Dehed
~ Judge Observation-Disclosures agt Traphagen In the
matter Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company -Orders as
settled Williams at Pacidc Railway Company
memorandum CLARK agt Clara THIS motion must DC
81 Judge Donohue-rn tho matter OF Green ct all Chase
General 1erm.-B Judge BarTett.-Lane ag Brownorder
settled amt aligned.
art. Manson and anOther-Judgment signed
Ciruft-Part TT-BY Judge Donohue- McCosker agt the
Long Island Railroad Company. MOTION denied. -
SHDeri0r( Ourf-SpeciGi Term-ChIei-J ustlce Curtis.
--StaTbnck -cbulte.See memorandum Gray agt the
Mayor etc-Judgmenf signed Jones' aCt BroWn.- ACTION
that Dain security FOR granted Whitaker agt
granting motion with rlu costs. andesman
aet Arnson RI aOrer DENYING motion with so costs say
ius art totiitrgI ertakng approved. Equitable ldfe
Referees report confirmed aud judgment II foreclosure and
sale oror. Kont agt PonderOrder OF substitution Jones
Judsor Cooke Plat kvcns agt. Gutter Ware
Mum. III ioussaV agt Iandgren Fox ag HartwigOrers
and resale Of mOrigagcd premises granted order to be
settled Gu notice.
Common Pfeas--S Special 1ani-Bv Judge Larremore.
In ~ Wnghel4 .i0tiOn granted. In BnTt-Decree
In Lewis; Camping agt Sewart; In assIne NJ VI
schachte!-Appi, tons granted The Mayor. etc, aR.
RYAN -Oricr settled Van Dusen AIT Bowl Nos and 2
judgment ordered.
Marine COURT hambe-s-Bv Judge McAdam.-
Shumann agt Orcha Trowbrdge Tobias. Decisions
tlcd. Granger Amendments allowed. Warwick
at McNo; Ro.cnthal agt Jefferson; Denison Glib
lin. Morgan agt kennedy lazy THomy; Mui ply agt.
IauLJudRments Atkinson lgt- Mnnu-kecclver appointed
aR Cavana@hM0ron denied with $40 costs. Br0ssy
Lynch Motion granted Guiiermtn agt Fntol-ComplsBt
Marklin. Ia ation affirmed. Mcqueen agl. Bufnn.
Tried and Judgment led Beck agt the NewYok Hospital
ID olson hlel
y. judge awcs Daily art shan Order granted direct.
Ing papers fled Holt agL SmlthCisc settled and led.
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was in favor Of Tue same State OF oars had existed
m TNGIFToS Dm MissJ stated that in 1s75tc
Republicans In his district had pu M a9an-t 1i orr
tac smartest in the district, and re d o.atn ',C
pnbcans were 80 well satisfied with INN that tie had no
opposition at all. lLaughterJ ,.,,.,,
Mr. COOK Dem, Cal made a somewhat s-ln"'t c'iIi-
The debate was further continued by 20 sr,; Van
Voorhis rep. y W Fields (Ren, MIssl, T., Ter Qc
VII. Thompson Dem, KyJ GARFIELD tl'ep ohiol ''u
Randall tDem., Prnn) ,., - ~
sprngef's amendment amended nv the subs iitutc,
and il was agreed tOye 1911 nays, %; mos, Of me
The Committee then rose and reported the bill to the
House.
TIE BILL PASSED.
All the amendments save that 10 reference to the pay
OF marshals was agreed 10.
Mr. CONGER asked for division OF that amendment
but the Speaker ruled that amendment reported from
the Committee of the Whole mu,t be voted upon In It's
entirety. and could not be divided. 49,, ~
Mr.. CONGFR appealed from Tits decision, which ap'
neal was on motion OF Mr.. SPRINGER, laid upon the
iabc-yeas 1877; nays 40. The amendment was then
agreed to-yeas, 10; maya, 107. - -
Tie party one with The exception OF Nj hul
if ryss r T 3 of North Csrona Backbara q Ken
lucky; Converse. OF Oaio; Hooker OF Mississippi Hdrd
oscar Turner Of KENNEDY. who voted in the negative
Il rcsn;ed-yeas iii nays 1Ot 50 the bill wa passed
Al the close OF the roca he vote stood 100 TO 100
for some the list OF those VINO had not Responded
was called, the Affirmative aud negative rcspose ,eI
mated, but finally the result was announced. AZ tpe
Republicans voted ~ l"s' H. ana ING Io'i%M,n ,t
Democrats: Messrs. Blackburn, Hooker hnru huo''
Sir. AIKiNs tDcm.. TENN, by unanimous consent
Mr. PAGE (Bep. Cali first objectinE, ana theD WIN
drawing MS obccton--TcpOrtcd 4 bill apptolriatihE
800 900 for the public printing, with provision t.
snail moi exceed 800 900. and the House nm1 ihey
wont Committee ~ ne Whole. aud as PneA, ross
ana reuoried pack tho bill, when was thon passed
without The yeas and nays they being dispensed VIII
The ios.e thei nt 5:i5 D. M adjourned the aesslon
being Tor debate only Oh tbe fhhdlhB DILL
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TWO VISITS TO MRS. o'HARA.

UencTNI Daniel y. DItKItS IthIlNCd ycster
day before Surrogate Livingston, IN Brooklyn, III the
matter OF the contested Will OF Mrs. Mary OHara lie
said:
al knew Mrs. O'Eara for number OF years. and
in the Summer OF 1868 called ON her at Saratoga
There two priests with her. but do not know wi
they were Inext her at her home In Brooklyn
where / visited her to induce her 10 make some pro
vision for her granddaughter. Mary Augusta. found
her IN bed, and WITH her ali hour and a hall. She
told me that Gusse rich. assured her that that
was not the case and she seemed 10 consent the idea
that she needed help but aferward she returned her
former statement that Gussle was rich When | went
away 1 did not know whether / had accomplished my
purpose In my two Interviews with Mrs. OlIara
observed marked contrast In her manner anu
of mind at second she seemed irrational and
uOna She said that she could not get out OF her bed
and did up came To the conclusion I'll at
her mind feeble, although she seemed frank and
openhearied."
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TIE COURT or APPEALS.
ALrAyY. March En- The Court Of ApneaIs


to-day. present the Hon. sanford T. Church, C. j.. and
associates. the following decisions were handed down;
WcIth agt smith. wing at. Smith. Brown ag- smith
Augustine agt 3rl N agt The northern Central hallway
Cor and Harrison agt Ko-I Judgment affirmed with
costs Mayer at lir People Judgment ahrmed. McC1r
muck aCt The fcuuyi aria Central Railroad mrany. Bruce
ng- Pau and DIinkwatef agL Dnsmore.-JuiRm re-
Ell apd the COSTS 10 abide The event Ha-Ou ag
Juig,ni reversed and new trial granted the costs
abide hc 10 the defendant Ftsbie. Conan
reversed AMI judgment ordered for tne de
PENDANT, with costs. sheridan aet Ancws order reversed
10 the appellant without costs Duckworth act Roach
Appeal dismissed with costs Hiscpck Harris-Ouers
81 General cll Ferns modified 20 As 60 strike from
an except that portion o. Which
the Judges N void aud ~ effect. and
thus modified the odrs affirmed. without 10
clhcr go This Court The American Union Telegraph
Company Mid order OF tho General and special
Term reversed ard motion granted. with costs o. motion and
~ appeal the General Term ana Tao CONT u Ap
peas IN e matter 81 the Application Of Jacob = cute trus
ice. dw1 savage yiA Smith aud others he
he General Term the peCal cm reversed
WITH costs opp 90 this 10 tho appellant. Sackett
act denied. without costs and without
prejudice ludig the National CITY Bank OF brooklyn
Motion denied without costs.
Prooce,!ug,.-No i2O-Janes Wiicv respondent. ngt.
Elisha a.. BRIGHAM appellant argued b. 7. L. Westbrook
appellant. j. l.. Van tteu Tor rcspontsut No l34Br
nard Re is another appellants Charles Chri.a and
Hand
Edwani - tnnch fnr rrsrouients
ordered tha this court take from today
until MONDAY % 5t day NJ Apul next 40 10 O'Clock
then proceed with the call ~ o calendar made up
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Fletcher against Joseph Foxet and Thomas Jones In
she ornrr 10000 gas given to tue plaintiff and IN the
latter $500 The particulars OF both suits we're pub
llshcu Yesterday.
4 suit was tried before Judge Johnson in
tic Second in Newark yesterday, between
Andrew D. Campbell and the trustees of the Central
Mclsodis, Episcopal Church. Campbell who is loan
broker. claimed commission o! per cent for nego-
tiating Oan of $4,000 for tho trustees The loan was
not required by the Tor the purpose Intended ana
not made. bat Campbell demanded MS percentage;
having completed his part OF t.e agreement several
oil the trustees testified that author1ze' 10
get Campbell To negotiate the loan. The Court non
shifted the plaintiff.
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NOMINATIONS.
NOMiNAi1ONS.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The President sent

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Ihe President sent
the following nominations To tne senate today:
C,arlea Adams q! Colorado 20 DE Minister Resident and
CON .ul ID. euerai tn Omitted states - Bolivia.
10 b. Tnfef CosuisBret llarte OF California az
Glasgow Joseph Potter. 49, Massachusetts, 20 Nrefed
George Catn. of NewJer-yy st stuttgart Paul LANCE
OF Iowa Al Rochelle; william Z. Mahgpn. oi NortL caro-
lima al Iicn Ism Alexander G.. Jonc, ~ Virginia at
Nagasak q. Oae Dun an, - south Carolina % smyrna
Harry A. Cluaut OF Michigan Naples william Z. lice
Of Massachusetts,. az LegbOm; william l. Sttuggs. ~
Goorgla. a, Canon Victor inOmpsou of Mississippi Ia ST.
Joseph A Nugate OF new Hampshire, AZ ZOO
Chow Henry G. MAr-un Of Illinois. at Malaga Thomas T.
prrn.- Vermont Port iOll5 joan A. HalicTmtn, ~
kansas q BANGKOK ilcary ~no"dcn 10 be uscryisof OF
thc second Census District q fcunf gvluI1
YJsfndsicrs-Jnln Hemingway. AZ Southmcon. Conn;
Lavrogco l.. curtis, az HOrsCneans, y. y. Alber, J.
Str.sier 80 Calumet, M.ch.; wilbur T. thlnlbcrllu, az
Hannibal. MOI Daniel ChOite az Sal Diego. Cal.
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A WILL THAT MRS. MERRILL DID NOT SIGN.
DISCUSSION or AN INTERESTING POINT A. TO PRIV
ILEGED COMMUNICATIONS.

An interesting law point was raised yester-
day IN the Merrill Will case. stephen Mernhew II law
yer est ID for The Proponents that the tcsiatrix Mrs
Caroline A. Merrill, few weeks before her DEATH gave
hun the data for Will. Thus drawn up by Sir.
Merrihew but because OF some dissatisfaction with Il
Mrs Merrill Id not sign II. On animation Mr.
Parsons asked that the contents and provisions OF this
proposed will should be gvea Inc witness himself
objected TO answering the questions. claiming that the
provisions were the nature Of privileged comnunicl-
tons between client aud lawyer aud that az tins will
WAS never executed 1t his du'y TO disclose the
terms OF It, Mr. Parsons tended that these were not
privileged mmuniCiOus, and even n they were "A ny
with tine ants VINO were Hrs. Merr'S represent
atIycs 10 say whether they should he disclosed Tx
Judge Porter argued agans, the admission and thc con
tenfon between counsel lasted Tor than az hour
The Surrogate reserved his decision until Medurs-
day the counsel in the meantime to hand up briefs.
The contestants claim that the terms Of last pro-
posed will were favorable to them than those uf
the VIII presented for probate, ana made them the
reeiduary legatecs instead Of Cardinal McClOskey.
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UNIFIED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, March ~ The following bus
transaccd n On, supreme Court o. the United
states toelat:
No. 2n9rhc Union Water Mcter Company. appellant act
william E.. nnf II 4 lnHptr; ppc from tAc rcu CONT
Oftlr Unuru States Tor hc District 0f IAachusrs
continued hy Andrew McroHm for appellant and
T. Mlgia1cr fDr appellee: argument concluded hy Mr.
Mctou Cor the appellant so ~ bra " }. eier ~ al
appellants ngf Tho Factors en- Iurrfs Insurance Company
81 submitted bt r. q. Ncuith and 10. " Race Tor Tue
rsans amt ~ Iloua Hunter Tor tAe arpcoos so. az
The steamboat Maf Hover ci a. fInts agt To-, steam
az ,I4a Of al apJra from thc Circuit court ~ Ne Dtsd
the District u Louis Arcucdhy H. H. Browne
aul -ubIi ri by C. T. singleton ~ tn appellants, and
rued - J.. s. Campbell for The appcilscs.
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coyrIRMArI0Ys AND REFLECTIONS.

WASHINGTON, AIarch IJ.-lhe ctnatt, m OK
ccutve this afternoon confirmed ;ac nomination
Of Willa H. Daniels Collector 81 Cu-toms Tor tie
District ~ Osscgatchic, y. Y. md tnen resumed coz
sldciuO If thu 5lmous Georgia. case which WAS the
unfinished business al adiOurnmenf y,.trrdhy.
The senate confirmed the following nominations:
VII lam H. Daniels Of Customs the Dis
Oswc2utClc n y. William !ugct Uu, a. FucD.u,
Col. \. g. Dunbar, AZ Ouray, COL
Tue Senate rci 'cted tac following nominations;
TO be SaDerrlsoTs " CeHois-GeJrcc ". AtieEton I'D
District OF Ncw-I rrscy Eis -. Dpr0mus Ist District Il
NcWJersey IhO.uas J. Summons Isl District Of Georgia
D. +. JauDeri Let District 81 i.oIleiana
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THE COGRTS.
RELICS OF WASHINGTON.


SUIT GROWING OUT or THtIE sALK 10 TrEETATE
Judgment was entered in the Kings County
Supreme Court yesterday agaust Waller = Church. a
lawyer OF bany Tor - O93 TO- with I'M rest FOR three
years. III the suit brought sganst him hy Mrs. Ella H.
Washington. the widow OF Lewis W. Washing on, who
was a graud-ncphcw OF President Washington. At the
deathofh.r husband the ptduuf received a number Of
articles wcu were once the personal properly oi Ptcs
dent Washington, Who haquc1tAed item TO his eldest
nephew. william AugustlAc Washington. They con
sisted Of "A sword sent Washington by Frederick the
Great, vita tie inscription From the OLDEST 20 the
greatest General OF pair oi neavj pistols used
10y Lafayette and pres ucd 10 uif b. Washington; tie
watch chain ana seils ny Wasuugton the survey
Ing in truments used by Washington IN his early years
the original draft Of the Farewell Address, with
rinal notes In pencil WasLiugtOu's handwriting;
paper containing Washngt"us opinion OF the officers
woo served with him during the Revolution; Hiss 90
nous hold expenses during the time when Warrington
Wa. President, and other articles.
All = uer husbands death hg- Ella t. Washington
40 the relics Of New YORK Tor $4,000 the
le gouatIon. being conducted bY n Cnurcn. H. paid
over TO ncr 1000 claimed that the remainder
due 10 INN services. his. Washington brought
suit the remainder, alleging tat ufcu OF
fered 90 conduct sale from patriotic motives. Tue
case referred 10 eXJudae scott gud ter h- death
10 William d. Vcedcr, who ltpUitcd thhi the amount 10
Church's hands Si4ss 49, and that the defendant
WAS entitled To s2,404 % for be services judge Pratt
yesterday confirmed the report adJudsinS e2OJJ 40 10
Mrs. Washing on.
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JURORS LOCKED UP FOR THE NIGHT.
UNABLE 10 REACH VERDICT - TIE LEONARD

UNABLE To REACH A NEHDICi ~ IHk LtONAkb
CASF.
The trial of Daniel Leonard, charged with
the murder Of MS shpmaic. Anton Kowstou.k on the
American bark Archer December IS. 1879 was con
Guided before Judg; Benedict In the United state
Circuit Court yesterday. IL Judge Goodeti
summed up in behalf OF the prisoner, who pro
served perfect comDosure throughout the pro-
ceednes. Assistant Ds rict Attorney Zero presented
the case Tor Government He urged that the jury
should either give verdict OF murder Of acquittal
tina II the prisoner had been guilty Of crime II was
not manslaughter but killing with malice
aforc Ia ought" Mr.. tIerOs address spoken OF by
the lawyers present the most forcibe ana
one they had ever heard INN make.
judge Benedict dd not dwell AZ all upon the facts OF
case, pointed out with the difference be-
tween various degrees Of the cline II any been
committed aud the circumstances under Whch the lu-
ror- could Gcquit the prisoner The court fOuu
was crowded with listeners, but sailor
prisoner mad few friends around hun. the jurors
retired at o'clock At IL ococE III the evening Judge
Benedict summoned thcL. and they asked # tufy
had agreed upon a verdict. Tie foreman answered
almost petuiantly No. sir" They were sent back to
tBeir Instructions TO hanu IN sealed verdict
If they agreed before morning.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Sealed verdicts were rendered yesterday In
Brooklyn In the suits of Martin B. Boioe against tho
Brooklyn CITY Railroad Company, and of George W.
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Removal !!

2Jth-st. near NJ sdlsOn-sye.
Preaching at IL m. aud $50 =. N. by
Friend. Ia" ana strangers m s f cordially invited
seventh Prcsbycrinn Church Broone ana Ridge
SITS. the Rev AZ NY T. HtNIER. Pasior-Ihe Rev
rrlyef meeting wednesday evening at '4o strangers
STAINS Free Church lsh-sl., near; 9TH av.-HoLY
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday = ~ and 1913. Good
Evening sermons Monday. by the Rev Or II WAND ;
Tuesday. %. KEY. D.. DIX Weancsday he Rev. DR.
frGaS. the Rev b. iYLHNc ANU '''D
Iqna.iu.'. Chnsc9 Co., ;., Rsserver,
DAY Cclobratiou 7 a. mi Morning PRAYER Ltany,
ESQ p M Monday TGesay wednesay cee5rsto1
a. m yenin. Pra'eF ~; va UNDi T. ~ d DAf
FRIDAY stations aud private devotions At MI Nsrins
o9 s S h E. T a c 81 Hc TSrss
nTor' AeS1f IN TVEI. % a65 $50 " ''1 '
A. evening services Holy weeE. beginning r,m Sun.
on the sayings and Donss Of Christ each day OF Holy
~ James Church. East ~ l.st.-Ile Rev coRNELlrS
D. SNIT Rector. sunday s,ry ee- ~ $50 and $40. The
DR. aoh The closing Of the Leuten sunday EVENING
course
~ James Mcthodi-t Episcopal Church. l2sth St aud
Mad,onaseZ 4'has tD- ,o1Ig oy Ilg l@ssor Dr
JAMES " hin1 IN lne ,u ls t'o .l.' er-si5 eAe,-
dress dress % 81 DR. ' MH uY H. 0'' "' ID
~ Luke. u. T. Chnrch si.l.t. near gihsyo.Preach
$50 "a IN. AMI 80 ,. stranger. made Welcome.
~ pnni's Methods, Ep-cooa Church m ave and 22d
Al lac
tnre on Labor Problem VITA review OF previous lee
ture AL welcome.
Tabernacle Baptist Church
2d-ayc, hei wecu tuth and itii-sts
The Rev ROBERT Is. HULL, Pastor,
THE INDIvIDU%LITf OF SERVICE"
Evening.
THE FA1HERuOOD OF GOD"
Bapti Nn5 dfltT evening sermon.
Meetings Wednesday and Friday evenings.
STRANGERS cordially welcomed.
The Rev A Is simpson Pastor. will preach I'm THIR.
TEENTl STREET PRES BYrERIAN CHUh RICH between
Gth ard 7ii aycs TOMORROW Morning at 1896 Evening
al 1870. -abbath school at 2ijO. strangers welcome
Union The gicaI semnnryA course OF lectures
" THE ELY FOUNDATIONS IL ION THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY"
Will be delivered hy the
REV. RICHARD = STORIS d d..
consecutive TUESDAY AMI Thurs evenings beginning on
Tuesday 1arch .? Ia Association Iall sui0ect: The Di
inc origin ~ Christianity, Indct ell by its historical ~
fects Tho VIII consist OF ten lectures rcEets OF nd
OF at books + essrs nOdd Mead. No 10l Br'ad
way and A. D. r. h olph CO.. 800 broadway, cor 2Othst
University Place Presbyterian Church The Rey |
HENRY NJ. NC KACKEN, ID. D., VIII pr ach IONOR |
ROW. The MORNING service IL O'Clock and the AFTER |
y OON at 1 O'Clock
Westminster Presbyterian Church
corner Gin and FrSpace Ooklyu. thc uv JAMES
81. LUDLOW, d. D., PastoL serves u;3V III. am $50 D.
m. Sunday.sshOol At $50
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XLvIth CoNGRESS-IId SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
A ppr,unS 10 THE SENATE From SUSAN b. An
THnxY-TnE HOT SPRINGS BILL PAssEs-REso-
IuTInNs IN THE HOUSE ABOUT THE CHINESE
TREATY AND THE IsTHMUs CANAL-THE DEF
cIENcY BILL PASSED AFTER An EXCITING DE-
BATE.
SENATE WASH GToN. March 10 1880.
In the Senate to-day several communications
from Secretary Of War, IN response TO resolutions
were presented aud referred.
Mt ANTHONY (Rep., r. H. presented memorial OF
Susan b. Anthony asking for the removal OF heI polt-
cal abilities. Miss Anthony comploos that whle the
prayer OF for the removal of disabilities have been
granted such prayers have been denied to women She
asks petition receive the same consideration as
If her name were Samuel Is Anthony.
The Senate bill for the relief OF certain persons in
pressed into Che wal Service was reported iaNoraoy
Placed on the calendar.
The " Springs bill was taken up. .
Mr. DAVIS Nnd., Ill moved to strike out me nrsl
eight sections Of the committees Substitute WhCh pro-
vided appeal to the Court Of Claims from the ne
cisiOn Of the Commissioners.
The members Of the committee made no oOccuOh 10
the amendment
Mr. INGALLS, (Rep.. Kan.) opposed the reduction OF
90 per cont the assessed value OF The lands
Mr. PLUMB (fsep., KanD moved 10 strike out the last
clause the bI which provides fund nom he sale OF
the Hot Springs land for the OF Tree baths
for invalid OF the United states as pfOfdeu Oy
acts # Congress He this clause the seeds OF IN
termnabe future legislation ana an not wish 10 see
the Government go into competition with the medlc"
profession.
q third iIm0 and passed
Mr. PLUMB rep, Kan) introduced bill TO provide
for the allotment OF lands i'll seVoralty 10 INC Cnuu
Peoria and Miami tribes OF Indians III the lnodh Ielr
tory: Referred
Al 4:S0 D. m, the Senate adjourned until Monday.
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Religious Notices.

Five Points House OF Industry No l55 Worhsf, WIZ.
BARNARD 5uperntendenI-Ch ldren's service OF song
Sunday $3.50 O'Clock Public invited. Music with .
large church organ Donations OF shoes and second hand
clotlIng earnestly desired
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CLERK, &c.--Rellable young man, fairly ed
~ uoated a permanent situation clerk.
watch-n driver position where honesty.
briefly and attention viii advance.
ment Unexcepuona references aud good security Address
three days J J F.. 24l lstave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

A n expert stenographer, college bred, and
- law student for wishes employment Law Office
preferred Al dress with particulars BOX l9i Del
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

HOUSEWORKER.-B a neat, tidy, intoh-
gent Protestant young gr will be generally useful IN
family IN capacity; 10 good cooking a good
washer and irOner will give test OF ds0ns
lat - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

WANTED.--By two sisters, Professionals, the
care OF house for the summer or Iongeri twelve
years ref from family the lady BE-
address TAYLOR BOX %. tribune Uptown ONCE. 1928
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
3lInanons OanIeo-- MaIes.

A GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL BUSINESS
n experience and thorough accountant desires a posi-.
ton of responsibility security required. Address EX-
PERT, Post Office Box 6l2 New-l ork.