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fered thereby always keeping
poverty froni your DOR THOSE
II u A0 - n who always take advantage q
,ha ood chances for aking money that are one
generally become wealthy. while those VINO a. MOI IN
prove such chances remain In poverty We ,mr Mans NJ
r4eht in their swn localities The business VIII pay
than ten tunes ordiiisTy ~ Masesd sd trae No one
who engages falaio make money very rspaalyi yopr
ran deVote your whole time TO work. OF 1n,S -
SNARE moments Full informal on and 81 thse -
needed sent frea A1ress STINSoS Co' i'''
lsnd, Maine.
, 1881-07-22
PORT TOWNSEND, w. T.. FRIDAY, JULY % 1881
FINANCE AND coMusscr

London bankers, 60 days 40 IIlGa iesE DO IN oii
mentary. 491s. w. ooeu-
Transfers, par.
, 1881-07-22
MALARIAL
BLOOD
POISONING.

Causing Chills and Fever
Dumb Ague, intermittent, Re-
mittent and Typhoid Fevers,
BiiiousnesS, Liver, Stomach,
and Kidney disorders, and
many other ailments, destroy
ing the health and lives of
millions, Is driven out of the
system, and radically cured
by the use of tho LION MA
LARA AND LIVER PAD and
cANcLioNIc BODY AND
FooTPLASTERS, the cheap
est and only perfect treat
mont by the Absorption prin-
ciple. The Plasters acting i'm
conjunction with the Pad up
on the nerve centerS and re-
mote parts of the body, in ab-
sorbing and thoroughly rid
dingthe system from NJ ALA.
RIAL POISON.
The whole treatment, PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
PlASTERS, all combined,
sold for ST. .OO-the cheapest
and bestrenedy ever discov-
cred, and a positive cure
guaranteed if worn accord
ing to directions. Remem-
Der, Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot Piasters, the whole,
ST. 90. Sold by all druggists,
or mailed on receipt of price
by
THE LION MEDICINE CO.,
NEW YORK.
, 1881-07-22

The above InSrItuIIOR having DceL p.Iced OF
AperInanenL footing, Us the United States Hos
piLAl for Marine Patients On Puget Suund, the
proprietor takes pleasure in announcing that
no pains or expense Will be spared in minis-
tering the comfort and convenience OF pri-
Vate patients
This is the largest General Hospital north OF
San Francisco, and by far the most complete
In equipment. 1t has been thoroughly rented
ant refurnishei. It's general wards have ac-
commodatiOns 'oT about one hundred patients
and are peculiarly adapted for cases requiring
the most car ful treatment aud constant SUI
perVlslon nt uml'ed expense. ThoSe who de-
entirely separate and distinct, at q slight addi-
tional cost.
ETThe attention OF Mill owners, al those
Interested In shippi &, Is called to the fact thai
seamen suffering from contagious diseases will
be treated outside the Hospital without ex.
penBe 10 The vessel.
Thomas L. Minor, d. d.,
S-n Managing surg on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
ESTIMATES FOR THE AGRICULTURAL BURHAo-biI
IN Committees.

ESTIMATES FOR THE AGRICULTURAL BUkHAo-DiHb'
IN COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. - Representative
Covert IN W.. Chairman OF House Com mice on
Agriculture reported TO the House to'ay tue agrcu
'turs, Appropriation bill. The Aggregate amount a'r'
priatad by the bill rs S29O0OO and among the mSee"a
seous items the foliowing -
Far the purchase and distribution OF Seeds SScoVo.
For continuing experiments In connoc ion Wild me
manufacture OF sugar from sorghum, $4,000
Fer continuing Investigations TO insect INJURIES 20
agriculture. $4,000.
For further experiments In tea culture. $1,000"
For the erection Of a Few Mustun lid NJ ~ connec-
ton with the Agricultural Department. $4,000
For the reclamation VI arid aud waste lands AZ Tue Ter
yitories, 100000
The subj Committee OF the House Committee ON ApprO'
nriatOus, having the bill IN charge rep rt'd " h "
committ tee to-day the legislative Executive ana Jili
cjal Appropriation bill, winch al Oui LOT Ictei
upop The committee will meet on Weinesd ~, Wneh
the bill will be ,urced 70 and reported to the House
The House Committee on Commerce Continued lis
work upon the River and Hsrbor bill to-day AMI agreed
upon several small items OF appropriation for he upper
tributaries the Mississippi The amount agree u'""
for the i'm Irovement OF the Mississippi RIVER Is 1t
stands in the b Is IL 900 900 for the q slph iro
Cairo TO its head waters. It is By no me 'us seted
however that these amounts will n0t De eu1 10 reNs
lou before the bill Is uaiy adopted by the co ee
The Senate Sub Committee Oh the fOst Oinc APpFo
urian hin to-day agreed TO arnI mere use I
100000 for the Free Delivery server. aud aa sef-
eral other additions of minor Importance IN i Is 10
b re ported 10 the full committee next "Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
INAUGURAL FESTIVITIES.

WAsHINGTUN. Jan. 3i.-Gne Inaugural Ball prom
ises t. he a grand success The new National Mu-
seum Is a building Of room. little less i'll SIZE
than the National Capitol. covering 2Ss acres OF
ground. A une dressed pine fo"rng IS now being
la,d Throughout the hall, winch will be waxed.
band OF $50 musicians from the East has been con-
tracted for. No complimentary TICKETS VIII be
issued excepting to Pr,s ent-elect Garfield and his
family. The work OF the decoration of Pennsylva'
nla-avc will be pcgun ~ once, $4,000 having been
gwen for tnat puI pose the contracts were signed
to-day. The escrt of the Presd snt-elect will con-
sist OF about 10000 militia and fourteen companies
of regular troops and marines.
Previous to the ball reception will be held in the
MIseum Building by General and Mrs. Garfield. Pres
idrnl aud Mrs. Hayes and General and Mrs. Grant
General .Lcoc,. has 81 been III ved to take part III
ti. reception. and Il II Thought from ASSURANCE re-
crly..d Ivy the commit Tee ina. ne wnl accept Cen
,ral Sherman viii De Grard Marshal of the parade.
ana val maze the presentations at the reception
The cores pOndng secretary Of liz" committee AS
slsiant AGjutaut-Ge ,eral CJrbiu, has received Il
large nuu or of orGers Tor tickets from persons out
10 fnp rlf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
civil, NOTES.

An action has been begun in the Supreme
Court ON beif u {. > Leonard by General l. NJ Lee
her attorney for the partition of property at Broadway
ard Pleecker.st which stand buildings very Old
and rckrfy The property is owned by the heirs OF Will
ian L. Lippircott and benjamin Stephens Who were
wholesale gocers lh FhOn-st many years ago fhlo
I. Ruegl,s hIs been pointed referee.
Mrs. Clarinda Woodruff left her home III
September last taking with her her two daughters age
eleven and seven years. she began soon aferward IL
SUIT for separation her husband, Aaron f. Wood
ruff Mr. Woodruff subsequently obtained possession OF
ms children lie has also begun m action against us
wifi, for an absolute divorce. Mrs. Woodruff yesterday
made an app icatiOn TO the Court OF Common Pleas for
an order giving her the custody Of her children on the
gound that npr husband not lit TO have charge OF
fn.u Judge j. f. DAILY reserved hIs decision, but or
drcd tnt Mrs Woodruff should be permitted 10 see her
childrcn in the meuutime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01

brew peopl II the royal judge Of Israel % bi
suc man" The iudcious wishes OF all VIII 10 VIZ ,.rarv
III his honOra,l retirement censoie ~ 49, and nv the
s,rdi, rich have long been his delght, anu w ' NY,
s,r o"nG ~ of friends and family As ne may Iooh
h.ck IN o., Re thar IL past without regret so ho "'
Iok tor yard with serenity ana cOnudenc .ho rosolu
A. N rneetfn, the Bar b Id TINS morning 'no i0'o
t,ons wn ch read we're unanimously passed
The resolutions we're then read, and the ChleI
Justice replied as follows:
III res luuons If the Bar and your remarks MI. Az
tor,e, q neral are than Is due 10 the Occason
ann take peasur directing thai they oe @ 81
he h. ,nning o tn Civil War; when the Chlet justice
Us cons drrably more than eighty years o, ase
ana four puJ Of five Of the Associates were bOrdrlng
90 svrntv. He came fresh irVn ,a
large and success practice the bar and brought
v III h III an II familiarity with ac)uu2eu Gases,
a. 4 setiird Ia of lt'r and res rch As gnt oo
exn c,e he 80 n 81 tae most useiui ineu-
o. rs ~ the coht and took an actvr and Leading part IN
al Il; work Du ilg he nineteen years OF his 1uoleia
ne. BOA bnc and cOnSt'u0nli law nav
b:n preseD' ID 10 the court on 10 tenn tenn
h Uught new cas-, and its consequent new q0esohs
y the ri bUre In this Important service anu no"
seven volumes Of reports, which nave been niieo
since hr On tde Ornch. ,.. -
Beng fay red with uninterrupted GOOD heaitn anu
great eapucy Tor endurance he has rarrly been absent
,p b.s seat lerr or in consultation room when re-
uliI d. and new, kept from necessity MS Tec,ru as
laagc J. ro-cQ the record OF tue Court durlns
hi. ~ VICE ana voluntary retirement ne can nave
,n sa isl ,cil o. IT, lag his judgments here ana
els vnee We bPen de rel eyed to BE-. lgnl' IL AZ
itnes lcf ii from his associates, he couiu AWAY
.ive a reason for At he did. His courtesy OF
ma ,urr on aud ~ the bench Will never
for .Oftcu ana NJ carr 90 with hin AS ne iea'Es @
court III every one OF his associates ~ mas
tut Of ernrr, II eratnre rs WELL ne mas a"'1
b eua W ,inr IA It wherever ne has gone anu VIC
nO, q ae may live long enjoy the reputation ne hdS
won, the sJcr'y O HIS rtmdy ana nlehus' "u 'n' P
resi- uiNH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday, jan 3l' 1881
The population OF Kansas ia 995,0G0
Secretary Golf returned from West Virginia this morn
ing.
The President has approved the bill placing General
ORD on the re- last with the rank OF MaorGcheral
cablegram received at the Navy Department to-day
announces the safe arrival Of the United states steamer
Alliance at Havana with all well on board
The orders OF FeetEnGinecr +. NJ Gunnell have been
an Tar modified tha he will regard himself detached from
te IsIatic station and return home without waiting Or
his rellei.
Senator Carpenter who has been confined to his bed
for some time past much improved thar he IA Sit
ting up to-day Ills physlcOn says he Is rapidly con-
NalcsCing.
Captain s. l.. Phelps has prepared n reply TO General
BeaurcCards letter Captain Eads on the Incroceanic
Shin Railway in which he seeks to show that many Of
tht Generals statements were made without iul ana
accurate inform alton en- the subject n discussed
The Senate Committee on Privileges aud Elections To-
day Examined the foreman Of the Government Prihting
Office AMI the chief ~ its confidential prt
inp sion Of whom testified that no copies OF III"
Chinese treaties could nave gOt out III advance OF their
transmits on under seal 10 the Senate.
The findings OF the General Court Martial In the case
OF Second Lieutenant y. H. Lane, 2j!h Infantry. who
was recently nominated bv the President and cor lmed
by tbn Senate IA First Ii utenan hiv" been received al
the office II the Judge Advocate General tn" Court
Martial recommends Lane dsmis-n from the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
POSTAL TELEGRAPHY.
BILL TO PROVIDE FOR GOVERNMENT CONTROL
OF THE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Representative
Springer introduced into the House .oL'y q bli -
nroy,de Tor the appraisement Of telegraph lines owned
and operated by companies acting uadtr The
OF the act Congress passed IN Juy 1866 entitled IAN
Act to all in the construction Of teesrah lines amt 10
secure The Government The use oil The saue ior Ps
military aud other purposes" and TO pro urr fornl~'
ton concerning postal teeg,aphs Ia oher eOunths.
The first section provides lOr the appiut'nrnt vi
Board OF Appraisers under me uct men Oned consisting
of five pcrsOns-two appointed ny the fosth'ster'
General two By the company Interested and one ny tue
four previously selectedwh0 are authorized 10 ascer
the actual cash value OF all tue pnn. properly aud
effects of the company Interested cln nng tie vd'uo
and character Of all leases, chooses IN acon Ton rAca
and franc hises. also the receipts OF such eoy
from all operating exposes rates charged Tor
transmit ting messages. rOlaV paid ~ i"vrn0rs' shn
all other TO u tnol0ugn ku1wrdse OF Tie
subject
Tie appraisers for each compar shall meet in tho cry
of New York within one siter the passage If ls
act take oath for tie fithfur performance II their
duties, appoint clerk exprrts. &c anu are eqnr' +"
taken the power and are qurcd to ex 'inne toe
books contracts. abstracts OF til. eases ANA al papers
desmeo by aid appraisers necessary
them ascertain aud repor the actual cash vlu u AL
reports are to Tor Sarded to the Postuas Gnnid
by the LIST Of september, and by nm PRINT anu uu'
united TO Congress its next Decemner rcsslon
The President Of the UnIed states is authorized ana
directed to address circular letters % dlp"iu &C ana
menus having adopted postal tee<rap" s,slen pucsI
them report the wOlhgs o sue" ~ StrnS Ia
the Governments TO wblcb they are accreud hd Iui
nsh ali required Information Oh tnr sum G, "nicn
reports shall also be printed and tr Dsnitcd To- nrceS
at ts next December The bl read w'tc Of
ered to printed aud referred to tho Commit e. Oh
Post Offices ami Post Roads
The bill s drafted In accordance with tue ACT en-
toned in title (which passed JAW lc66l Nv zoe
provisions Of tnis act 1866. the teiegra" ,"ni Mes
are required TO accept IRON NE United The dnOunt
app ased value OF their property AID edc 90 the
three companies now prominently hr'"re tAe uDe has
hled Its acceptanco OF tlis proVis,3n oi c Jaw "
pledged sef accept the amount OF It's appraised NAae
when the same is rendered by tho UDi.ed 5tat"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
INTRODUCING NEW BILLS.

WASHINGTON, Monday Jan u, 1851
The work of introducing new bills Ill the House Oh
Representatives still goes every Monday ana
shows no signs of abatement To-day seventy-nVe
new bills we're offered carrying the entire number
of measures submitted to the present house ABOVE
Zoo REPRESENTATIVES O'Reilly and Springer dis
tnpushed themselves to-day by Offering bills 10 es
tablish government telegraph system anu 10 IN
the tariff on telegraphic messages.
NOMINATIONS NOT ACTED UPON.
Senator ConKlng left Washington on the limited
express train this morning for Albany. to argue a
law case IN that city. and consequently he was not
present at to-day's regular weekly meeting OF the
Senate Judiciary Committee, and the nomination Oh
George H. Forster as United States Attorney for the
Southern District of New-YOrk was not taken up
The nomination of Stanley Matthews for appoint
ment 70 the Supreme Bench was not disposed OF by
the commit ee to-day, but will he considereh ana
probably acted upon at special meeting 10 DC helu
during the next few days.
DIRECTORS OF NATIONAL BANKS.
The bill introduced in the House by Representa-
tive Buckner Mol TO amend tho Revised Statute
relative TO the election of directors Of Natanal
banks provides that no two members OF the same
busines corporation shll he eligible rs directors OF
the same National bank that no money broker OF
private banker or director in any private banking
house or savings institution shall serve as director
of National bank located in the same CITY or town;
and further. that when any National bank director
caoses To own ten shares of ltS stock or otherwise
becomes disqualified, he shall at once vacate his
Office director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01

tin sg Dexter A. Knowlton q ali u che
United States the Northern Dstrcs
Of YorkThe Judgment Of the Circuit Court 10 affirmed
with costs
pany, appellant sgt William H. Mount ct al; appeal from
the Crcn Court OF United States for the Eastern District
YOrk-The decree OF the Circuit Court reversed
renamed with directions
reversing Of the District Court ami giving
directions for further proceedings In conformity with this
No i27-James s. Trimble appellant. agt Joshua and
Ann Woodhead: appeal from Neutrality-suspicious. affirmed
with COSTS
NO. 204 John Barrett plaintiff in ast + J. Holmes
all IRON Iowa-Judgment affirmed with costa
No S53-Rcbard c. Daniel plaintiff In error, sgt the
Beard Of Supervisors OF Lowndes County, MissA mmed
with costs per stipulation
No sy5-F f. Hlnckiey, appellant AIT. Levi P. Morton
ct al.-Arguments submitted on motion 20 daniss.
Adjourned unth February 25 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
RAILWAY CASUALTIES.
ANOTHER BROKEN RAIL.

TRAIN MEN AND PAsSENGkLS HURT On THE no ME-
WATERFOWL AND oGDKNsBURC ROAD-CAEs on
FIRE.
SYRACUSE. n. Y, Jan. 21.-This mornings
pAsstngcr Train gong north on The Syracuse nnd North.
cin division OF the Rome WdtertOwn ana Ogdeusburc
Railroad, was thrown from tho track near Woodmnn's
station Tho engine and baggage anu Passenger coach
were piled up. Engineer Patrick Mcclure aud fireman
Tnoas McGraw we're buried IN the wreck but got out
Mcclure received internal Injuries. and Mcraw
was badly hurt about the head and shoulders Con-
ductOr Cnrds- WIS badly bruised and has his head
Ron,ima.Irr Fnrfngtun was jumined among the seats
and badly jured. veral passengers were also hurt
puI none seriously IN" baggage and passenger coaches
caught flr but the flames put out with snow.
rolling stock was badly wrecked. Tho accident was
euu nv "A broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01

resentative Dwight for the benefit Of employees OF
the United States Railway Mail Service provides
that any employe who shall be disabled while in the
discharge of his duties shall receive weekly COM
pensation equal to threefOurths of his salary during
the continuance of his disability, provided 1t shall
not be for longer period than two years, ana
in case of the death OF an empoye from injuries re-
ceved while In the discharge of his duties his heirs
shall be entitled TO equal to two years OF his
full paw. provided application for the same IS MADE
within one wear subsequent to bis deGease Inc pro-
visions of the bill are also made applicable to those
employees who were killed in the railroad accident
January %. at TlOga Centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPPRESS OouRi CHAMnRGs-Bnrott j.-.odrt opsns al
Calendar taei It II ~ m-Nos as, "a, 100, TO-,
los 100. 1863. 2.J, 250 2J3, go, 2Q3.
GEkERAL IkKN- Adjourned until Friday February d. al
ACiRciif-PAgr III DOnohuo Court opeas 1880 m
- calendar
srrERUR COUGr-GESERAL rERM-AdOurnoi until the nrst
Monday OF February 49,.
lar called at ii a. m-NO day caleDdar.
COMMON PLRAs-GENERAl IkRh-AdOurned until the nrst
Monday February tor tho purpose Of rendering Decisions
hpE(IAL IEHA-J +. Day. J.-Court ODens AZ IL ~ -
Cases enchanting Robinson In the matter oil Howell
koIIIY KI.i-AdiUurpe ell tor the term
TRIAL TERA-PARIS 1. ami II.-AdOurued for TIE tern'
MAiuNR CoURr-GENERAL iERM-5hea. O. j., tnd NC
Adam aud Sheridan, JJ.-ed IN superior Cour Part H.
Culrnda called at 10 nAppeals IRON Orders Nos Z,
g. Z X Appeals from JuigmenIs.-Aos y. Q. 4, IL, 10
-Gtldersrevs The People akt
saucl tou robbery Danie fenton. rl"uous assault and
battery; john Murphy. George ThOmpsn Denns Maione
Burnett burglary George Curtis larceny from the person
Iohn Il. blgamyi Charles Murray, bfiuget
Mc ay EDWARD Berry Britt. grand larceny Albert
false pretonOe william smith. violation VI tho Lot
terry laws
PAnI II-Adiourned for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.--The commissioner
OF Patrn,s io-Iy ted Congress MS an"udl re-
Joit oi IL. OPERATION, ~ ie Pa ent O'hc; during tue
year endci Drccmber 81 1880. rh re WAS received
the year for patents copies OF rrc rds "r draw
nR- and her sources. aggregate ~
TIE total am0urt xpedded 1898 go IL, icav 'nga
ualaucc $2lO $40 Is. On Jauuny l. $780, there re-
mn ned II 40 -OS So 90 the credit tue Patent Fund,
winch nd ci 10 The surplus OF 1880 makes the amount
to the credit II the Pdrut fud GA January l, 1881
II 63l GIG IL The bushes OF the Office for the year -
su ,,Iuarizci ~ lows: Applications Tor patents for
u 7Ol ~ pcH"nS Tor patents iOr ucsghs
G34; OPP &C. tuns f0i i'~st" Of pate ats, OH; TOTAL
ZJO12 Pa cnis u"d, l344i: patents rel sued OOo;
..enr x.,rcu, 3,15l; trdIr-DdrHS Bhd lA0els regis
1 "a. 033.
tue 10 4Al patents issued during the year 1850
were United States. aud 7SG 40 Tor
ri2ncrs. Tnr cOIppaIuyey IN al 'cnd'tu.c 4" AIDE
necessary ny Appropriations ID DJ CONGRESS mas
greatly enDhrIa,.ed the proper AMI pr0np dispatch oi
Uuslue>s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 31.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day-present the Hon. Charles j. Folger O j. and
associates the following business was transacted:
No 70-watson Horn, administrator etc. sppellass AIT
Orien executor etc. respondent: argued
by NJ Hunger for appellant and Rufus w. Psckham
for resDondent -. -
No 73-John I. Durvea, appellant AT. w. @ Traphasen.
respondent argued BY f. h. Benn Tor appeant and Charles
Matthews for respondent -.
No 76-Pctsr E. Lefevre executor etc. respondent art
Eliza Others appellants argued by 8. Cow
dry appellants and CsrksOn Potter for respondent
The day the Court Of Appeals for TUESDAY,
February l. 1881 follows: N0S 10. 37L ~ 90 T. 80.
So SO ami 81 The motion calendar tor the same date as
follows; Nos Alb 44S All 42s, 4y5 427 Az 4Sv, 433
376 449 435 AL 443 4i3 $50 45l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN Joseph LAWSON.

CHEYENNE, w. IT,, JAM 31.--A special dis
patch to The Leader from Fort steele captain
Joseph LAWSON Sd Cavalry died last night OF paralysis
Captain Lawson served through the rebelion and has
been on the frontier He of the bravest
and best officers In the service. He was the real hero
at Milk River when Major Thornburgh was killed bv
the Utes in September, 1870. His compan" held the
Ues In check with great while breastworks were
being built. The Wyoming Legislature specially
thanked Captain Lawson for meritorious services on
that OCCASION" captain Lawson was burn In Ireland
Ie re- ceiyed his commission captain september 25
1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
trees BY the female in the egg-aying season. Pro-

u,,, enc ahors ~ ths Commission In respect OF the
erasshopper plague have cone TO an enc tne
facts and results that have grown OUT o, sI !, .ona
70 tho pages OF the reports issued by the
The ougrowth OF the labors Of the CONFUSION
srstem Of ANIMAL observation by onr Sign bnre Ia
,ha A. basis. could collect facts az I"mi
nal cost from which no. only 70 draw lou,
honner prospects year IN advance. but also JAW "
form farmers Of the noyemeuts OF TN pe-is dns t
will give the Chief signal Officer tho means w perform
this work in future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
HENRY N. DARRELL.

The flags of the Maritime Exchange were
at halfmast yesterday in memory of Henry N Darrell
of Darrell g. Co.. commission merchants, OF NO 90
Pearl-st who died at his home, No. 304 Clerinontave
Brooklyn Sunday morning Mr. Darrgll had been very
zcalous business man. and his overwork and exposure
resuted in severe attack OF pneumonia nearly month
ago which resulted in his death. He was thirty
wears old ana leaves a wife and two children. Hi
funeral will take place to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
TIE REV. DIR. CHARLES r. woRRELL.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Jan. 31.-The Rev.
Dr. Charles f. worre of the oldest ministers OF the
Presbyterian Church In this State, and pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church at Manasquan for the past twelve
wears died at his house Perrinevle n J., January
Of al the age Of seventy-seven years he was gradu
Ned M Princeton College and had been In the ministry
over fifty years The funeral services took place at the
Old Tenant Church to-day.