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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

The ifty-secOnd consecutive performance Oh
Esmeralda' Will occur at the Madison Square
III atre tomorrow, and this piece confines TO at
tract and please ITS peculiar class OF play goers'
The intnaiion is given that more souvenirs are
to be distributed. to commemorate the one nun
dredth representation Of the Dlay. The sow enlr
business was always ridiculous, and it is becoming
very tircsome. Last Thursday, at Niblos, ther
gave out little paper plates with pictures OF coin
ard of bank-notes on them. 1t would be a comfort
to see this prizecard style of advertising the drama
discarded. That play has been given many times
is no proof CT its merit Esneralda" for instance
which bids far throughout the season. Is not
play at ALL but a theatrical synopsis OF POPULAR
story consisting of equal parts of milk and water,
but it is beautifully mounted and acted with taste
and grace and occasional humUr and feeling, and it
offered in a very handsome and attractive
theatre, which also happens to be favonte resort
ior church people, and therefore it has long career
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SyHOpsis for the paRf "a hours.

synopsis for the pat "a hours.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. l a. m.-Ihe bar
ometer highest In tho South Atlantic States and Is
lowest in Manitoba Fair weather has prevailed sonI-
wost winds reported from the Northwest the Middle
stateA the Lake REGION HswEngiand, and easteTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
DODD, MEAD II co.

Without a Home. BY E. p. Roe 81 80.
TIE Lady Of shaoit BY Tennyson. Decorated In coors
by Howard Pyle. l vol, small qlartO, richly bound in
CLOTH with gilt edges in a neat box. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
II. WORTHINGTON,
J1n nrnu Itr,u
A. &. ARMSTRONG & son, .

Cats Cradle By wett with 20 cOlored Illustrations by
KendIick. vol, quarto. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
MCCULLOUGH AT THE FIFTH AVENUE.

MCIN LLUINH At TIE 1T IT ~ INV 10
"Whcrc Macgrcgor sits is the head of the table"
The most important dramatic performances now
current in New. York are those of Mr.. John McCul-
Tough at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. This great
actor has been seen in TTGinius lngomGr, King
Lear, Spartacus Richdrd Ill.,, Claude MelRotie and
jack Cdde and this week in addition to Trginias
and SpartacuS-which are announced for repetition,
he will give his embodiment of Lucias Junius,
surnamed Brutus, in Payne's tragedy of "Ihe Fall
OF TaIQuin." Nothing nOhler than the presence
and action of the traGedan the closing scene OF
this tragedy, has been presented upon the stage IN
our time; aud the public that for true ideals
OF heroSm and the effect of the highest pathos will
not omit to witness this grand achieve ment. Next
week at this theatre Miss Fanny Davenport will
begin her farewell engagement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SONS

schwutsns Search sledgng IN the Arctic in ouost Of
the Franklin Records by William III. GLIDER. vol, SYo,
with maps and illustrations, So
The Chronicle Of the Drum. by W. NJ Thackeray. With
Illustrations vol, quartO. Illuminated coth iuu gilt 81
The Quartet A sequel 10 Dab kiaher A story u
Growing Boy" one vol l2mo. 81
The Orthodox Theology OF To-day BY Newman smyth.
Faiths LlglI vol, lZtnO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

should DO without % bottle Of AyGOsTUUA BrTTRs the world.
renowned appetizer Of exquisite ayOr rrwaro Of counter.
frt Your grocer druggist for the genuine article,
mAnufaot ured by Or. J. G.. h. Siegert sons.
The sanitary Engineer puDushol Thursdays, wookly
Ten rrnL.. All now Ni.lLerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE 4 SONS.

little Dignity. Pictures and rhymes OF oden times BY
Virginia GersOn. With O. illustrations. ITO, boards mus
trated designed by the author, 81 90
Mother Goose Tho Old Nursery rhymes nlngtated
by Greenaway. Printed IN cOOrs American EditiOa
ST English Edition 81 40; Full call, So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
MACMILLAN & co,
D. ROnd-sf.

Sketches from the subject aud Neighbor Lands ofyen
ice. by Edward A. Freeman d. C. j., LII d. WIN nnmeT.
Illustrations. l2mO - 80
The History OF the Norman COnqa Of England 10,
Causes and ia Results BY Edward A. Freeman ID. C. l..
Revised American Edition. vols, SvO with index $50
CharIcs Il iuaSeys Novels and Tales Popular Edition.
Westward HOI 81 10; Hypata, ~ % Two Years Ago,
al 7p Yeast 81 75; Alton Locke 81 rs HeTewa 81 10
Waier Babies 81 TO- The Heroes 81 80. or tue eight
volumes bound In cloth. gilt top. in paper box sl2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. - a. m.--Untl yesterday af
ternoon the movement in the barometer downward
Clear and fair weather prevailed. The temperance
ranged between 26' and 42' the (34lso being
9ls' higher than the corresponding day last year.
an 775' higher than on Friday.
Warmer and clear or fair weather may be expected to-
day In thig nd Vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

JAMES TX a. W.
Famous Painters and Paintings BY MrS Julia A.
Shedd With Is lne helotypes one VOL l2mo ILLUSTRATED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
Gutriai Notlres
Chriumns Appeal for Poor Children.

Christmas tine be the naDRe time 2. the year for
in happy home circles and the children oft fortunate viii
have h merest hoi days aud be made joyful by Christ
mas presents Who Will think then OF ths shveng child in
the streets NewYok ragged baref0oed in the winters
PoG little ogS and girls there Who have Soe Where 70 law
their head op ans 0utcasts growing up TO be ignorant and
mind in these holidays the thousands OF children OF the tene
ment houses who suffer from cold and hunger and WEAKNESS
The Chdrens AID Society," which has been working 20 do
good TO the poor edren Of Newfork Tor wentynine year
appeals to the fortunate throughout the country To he tho
Fifty dollars viii send three homeless children to good
home the country Who Will make Christmas present OF
one dollars win put bare-feeto rs
poor children One hundred and twenty dollars VII proSdo
viii help to make Christmas happy for those who have few
happy daysl ,,, ..-.
cI tts Ala Society," 10 East ithst Ne"-fork.
Gifts OF pov ions and clothing may be sent to the Central
Office No 10 East hist, NewYork CITY, will be called
Bonatio9s money may i9closed to any Of tho under
signed II in che Post Office orders, made payable TO
WIN. A. BOOTH, President,
GEORGE s. coz, Treasurer
American Exchange Natiopd Bank No. l2S broadway
No. 10 East 4thSL. New.YCrk.
WORK OF THE YEAR
Houses 1872 p ds sat Pi boys s'' and girls girl y, G
meals 6s ssS dSS lodgings e,e55e soas wee
iS2s cRreR who TeTo taught ara par ea aI
we're aided with food urdicne CO. through the sick chi
seaside Home ayerasing about per weSkl 500 girls
hgys d in S e s Of IND sT9s eso ere
have been 1887 orphans n the Lodging Ho1se3 e
number under charge of the Society during the S6
Christmas. sas
IN JAPANESE AND CHINESE WARES,
VASES SCREENS LACQUERE GOODS,
FANS, SCROLLS, BRoNZEs,
EMBROIDERIES. &c, &c.
MOMOTARO sATO.
$40 Broadway, near l4th.st. Domestic Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
4 snnnre Offer.

4 squire Offer
Tot intending purchasers price In any sore where they sell
only nrstclass goods any number OF oes ID mousse
furnishing Hardware China GLASS; Crockoy Dinner and Tea
scs Chamber 5at. Cutlery Syerwaro Brass aud Copper
Goods c &C. then come to tho Executors sale
now going on daily m the Cooper In tue and Will boat the
prices quoted. and besides give TEN fhh ChNi Dis
COIN 4 IF all order over i've An elegant assO
ueut OF strictly hrstca all new goods Dhs SOFA Oh CstaP
To- clos. erae Hold ~ presents be selected now and he
iv.r any lima orIsrrd Old chanro' Great variety bean
ul useful articles Of eau on Whom y on o0mr 10
Gamer u.tt rorupr th.st u.d ithayCS do NOT 30 III
Tho by The corner store Is NOT BASS
fOrd'A" Ba.sfptY.t IA NENT Door Jn tho corner.
T. d. BASS FORD. Executor.
store open To O'Clock oyoy night out oito"n orders
promptly shipped Remit by draft r. o. order or VII send
L. .. ID. Price lists free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
IvIsON, ELAKEMAS. TAYLOR 4 GO:

The Golden Book of Tales ReHings ia the Legendary
Nations Edited by William SwiutOn and George
Cathcart. Numerous Illustrations. $40 pages 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

Howard IL Co.
Pearls, Rubics Diamonds Sspphires,
and other Precious Stones.
Choice and Rare Antique Plate aud Furniture
264 5TH.AvE., NETWORK
BELLEvUE-AvE.. NEWPORT.
81 REGENT-ST., LONDON.
81 AVENUE DE EoPHRA, PARIS.
HOWARD & co.
Havo received somo Fine Black
Pearls White Pearl Necklaces,
Choice Rubies.
No POI PIPTH-AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
ROBERT CARTER Il HRorHERs.
HENRY HOLT & CO,

The Letter Of Credit BY Miss Warner story l2ma
81 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
Religious Aotlecs.

An,hon Memorial Church. 45th.st Of 6th-aye.-
The Rev n HEBER NEWTON will preach at ii a M and
viii lecture al p. N. Oh Communism.
Al tae " WASHINGTON square Methodist Episcopal
Church. tlh.St, near Cth.ayGl, rev. j. ~ hEFD fsStor
IN tecI nj 1880 a m. "BOkoQ Walls and How % Mend
MEM AZ 1890 Tho Brief but Comprehensive Command.
SfrauEels always Welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

FORDS, HOWARD Il HUBERT
The FATE OF Madame La Tour. story Of Great Salt
Lake. by Mrs A. Paddock. Cloth 81 Sold eyory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
Holiday Gifts.

LARGE VARIETY OF VASES, PLAQUES.
NOVELTIES IN PORCELAIN, GREAT NUMBER
OF BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES IN OLIVE WOOD,
BRONZE, BRASS, PLUSH AND LEATHER.
oDoR CASES WITH LUNDBORG's PERFUMES
AND NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES or
FOuEIGN AND DOMEgTIC MAKE.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS.
ALL MAKES AND BEAUTIFUL HAND.
PAINTED DESIGNS.
VAN KIEECK. CLARK q CO,
235 Broadway opposite Post omce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

a. ,Aors We 9a2nlet'es ysi.,leo e .e ei eJ tsaos
M asht Tn Irregular white Inc rsPresea.s ihe oselhA as
81 line
VhEitsn
nufh fna Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

GIIc,do,ar,cy, Tor go,f cheap dentistry. 30 years
practice Prcos The best - AMI $40 sets OF teetn
gold aui pattIi WORK I'd for ll potV' hAn
any other house. Extracting under gas, % contS 80
WAIT son, - last I'D -Skp uhar 4u ave-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

Goupil Gallery.
MESSRS. NJ. KNOEDLER & co. INVITE ATTENTION
TO THEIR FINE COLLECTION OF OIL AND WATER
COLOR PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS AND OTHER ART
PRODUCTS POR THE HOLIDAYS.
The list choice selection from the best aud most
characteristic works Of
Alvarez BOdin, ClayS,
AubeTA BougereSu, Corob
Uaubigny E'cosura, GL'Oert
Daz, Eirmn-6uHld, Jerome
UIpre lnUstaunau, UabOrg,
Ksammerer Meyer Won Hellbuth,
KowalsH Bremen, Miet
Knaus Madrako Ne issOnier
Perraulk EOssi Eousseau,
PhmarOB Robe, RICO
SegnaC, TruyOr, IOulmOuCna
Wilems. NibGrL Zem-
Nc ITO 5TLAVE, CORNER 22d-ST
OPEN EVENINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

FuSselrs Ice Cream delivered Families BOO per quart
by The glOn To Churches 2JC. per quart Established
1851 no. II Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

otcns by waltucr after the cee1rted painting BY J.
+ Miet WILLIAM No SG pLdAL,,
ooprs " mneTal water mater and safest Of all cathar
tic waters Avoid all coarse irritating waters foreign and
domestic they impair tho digestive organs anu AuneyA
Nrryous Exhnustion.-A medical essay, comprising q
series Of lectures delivered At Kahns Museum OF ANATOMY
T T how lost ha may roganed, aor,ng clear
SsSas and debility beng The OF years
STgoSSgSt ny Ras Museum $50 Boadway NeSYork
piles penanently eradcaed IN three weeks with
knife sature or eauSc send Sy TTS&sr a
rciorences Dr hofl' "oS' @''i 3d.
Rupture Radically Curcd.-Dr Marsh's treatment the
only reliable a years practical experience Only ONCE
Schneider. Campbell ~ Go,
Successors TO
cox BROTHERS, Il
NoA and UNION SQUARE,
Designers and Manufacturers of
ARTISTIC GAS MIXTURES and IMPORTERS OF
ART OBJECTS,
invite an inspection of their recent importatiOnso Of
REAL BRONzEs,
CLOCKS,
MANTBL ORNAMENTS, "a
FAIENoEs
TERRA-ooTrAs
DUPLEX LAMPS,
PARIS AND VIENNA NOVELTIES.
The Five Points House Of Industry earnestly solioits
money toys Go hing make merry Christmas time Tor
be 50 children checks payable 70 the orderoi
Jngh \ Cpmp Treasurer sent 20 l65 Worthst, ana
douat ons viii DO for on notification
William SchaGs,
No TAO BROADWAY.
CALLS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HIS
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION OF
ARTISTIC PRESENTS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
COMPRISING RARE COLLECTION OF
MODERN PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS
ALL THE LATEST
ENGRAVINGs TASTEFULLY FRAMED,
EAsELs, PORTFOLIO STANDS,
ANDA GREAT VARIETY or
oILAND WATEBLOLOR BOXES.
Writtrn New Year calling cards select assortment at
Net6pn Hotel by FW Rhlnes QoImUly OF 81 NohOaa,
who hopes q continuance OF former hOora trOnaRe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

LAnRClHs.
Inst received the RomarA aud Artist Proofs Of the
etching by Oh Wa!tucr after the erted painting by j.
L. Miliet "lLLIAM SGhAIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

Nc. 10 9TH. AVE. CORNER 22d-sT.
OPEN EVENINGS.
, 1881-03-09
use my ot Its surplus revenue TOR that pur-
pose. These few lines nre known as
THE nArAHB AMENDMENT,
vtttrh fa II ttnat. fnrh

lHls IA MIR AHttUAFtNtt
which Is In these terms:
That the sccrctary Of tho Treasury may at
my Tine appy tho s,'rplus ,nonGy IN tho Trcas.
chnsu or redemption Of tJntttsl States ho,lis.
prt'xitled tho t'ontls 40 purchased or redeemed
shall constitute nc pnrt OF tho sinking fund, but
shall to canceletl.
It perhaps Is not generally known that
llefore the adoption nf this amendment 10
the Sn,itry Civil hill tho Secretary Of the
money il Might i'ase, could not sppiy It to
tho purchase or redemption nf any bonds
with regard TO the payment Of which the
Govern!neEt ltad ati 0pt,oi. Of course,
ried upon their face tic authority for the
Treasury to redeem them, bnt tie SccrC-
tary's liands were tied NJ to the purchase OF
my. otller, bontls, This I,ayard amendment
will enable him 10 use tho surplus revenue
for that purpose.
ONE REASON 1S SUPPORT
Of their position given BY those who advo~
cate called session ,of the Forty.seycnth
Congress is. tint Funding bill should bc
tluco the Interest Charge tliIon tho public
debt Tia advocates Of an extra session NJ.
que that the failure alone Of a pennGratic
conKress to nasS p19etcabf 1ii Is sfl!sist
senta!lves should be convened as early rs
practicable for that purpose. They think, too.
that the Democrats may. be. Gblc to
n1se an1a 1 .e pG:a sap.a II o ff q
prompt action iii regard to the matter. Sew
eral statements have been published to show
what the amount Of extra Interest will be II,
winter. Assuming, what, ,,s reasonable. TINT
postponenient of legislative action until
that time will Involve the payment Ut higher
rates Of interest for twelve months lonKor.
THE AMOUNT t,F EXTRA ISTEHEsT
which will be required to be paid is shown
In TIM fo1Sn]ttffV 4thtfrnt1f rel In fHH
, 1881-03-09

MI4I 4I}ELr. introduced hill lii tho State
Senate yesterday prosi'iing tint no person
addicted to the use Of intoxicating liquor
shul! ;bo eligible to any State or municipal
Office, Tho bill proposes tint proof Of the
llnbit:will consist III tho affidavit Of tell
ELECTORS filed with the SecretarX~ OF State.
, 1881-03-09

Gov. GEAR yesterday appointed Judge
james W. AicDlll, OF Alton. Union County,
H., as Successor to ex-senator Klrkwood.
judge MeDill was born In Butler County.
Ohio, forty-soyon years ngu. and was cdll-
Gated in Atlaul! College, graduating III the
same clnss Us Prof. Swing aud Senator Hen
lIarrlson. lIo was member Of tic Forty.
t,llr.i aud Forty-fourtl Congresses. Tie MP
poInttacnt gives general satisfaction. Tlla
now Senator hns already started for WASH
lugtQN,
, 1881-03-09

TuE Senate confirmed the nomination Of
ex-Sccrotnry Golf as DLstrletAttorney Ut
Wost Virginla; Lewis N[cl'nond, Of Rhode
Island, as Consul General at Rome: and
John l.. FrisbIe, Of Michigan, rs colsHl at
RhoIn,s. Among tho nominations sent ~ by
tho President were Abort lsla0aes, Ut Wnsll-
tngt0n, u. C., III Consul Mt ltoucn; Edward
I,ackus, Of Chicago, III Consul ut pora, 1'ra-
xtI; John A.>IIotIornla.l, Of kansas, Consul
Mt l3unukOk.
, 1881-03-09

TnE Wisconsin Republican Senatorial
CAUCUS ballotci fourteen times yesterday
but without result. The vote stood on tic
fosty-fourth aud last ballot: Cameron, Is
Kcyes, 10; Dixon. Ii; Williams, =; llazclton,
.; Quarles, 10; Bingham, !. TIC highest
yoto obtained by Cameron was 10.
, 1881-03-09
THE NATIONAL BANKS.


Special Uispdfth to 7.4 Chicago 7t1h!n<-
WASHINGTON, y. C.. March B.--Thc first
important decision which Secretary Win
tlotu will hnva to make will be up0l the ap-
plEcatIou of tho National bn1lks wllEcl. tlepos-
lied lawful money to rettre their circulation
md their bonds during the recent Hurry, to
withdraw their lawful money, aud to llaye
cancelled their application for tho retirement
Of their circulation md the withdrawal of
their bonds. Tllebarks, which hnrc seen their
mistake. now TINT tho Funding bill fui!ed
to become O. law. nro lnnking des-
perate efforts to have the decision ret,-
dered in their, favor. It IL not SO much q
matters of expense. rs. under tho fourth
section OF tho net OF June 20, Isl I, which ts
not repealed, they could take ont now c1rcu'
lation by tho deposit OF bonds and tfte pay
nlent Ut express charges Of son1o 10 cents per
$1,000 OIL tho now circulation, but that would
require tllom to deposit new bonds, which
wonld laye different numbers, and these
bonds wollld not1a 50 valuable rs the ONES
they now hava 0n deposit, rs, under the reg
ulations OF the Treasury
THE NEW noNDs
which they would have 10 deposit would
be subject tn call thu earliest, u1ltl, coll
scquently, would not bo Us valuable
Us the present numbers wl,lcl. they
have. Secretary Sherman, before lens-
lug the Treasury, desired to hayo tic
United States Treasurer, who las tho !il,ne-
dilute control Of tho matter, surrender tic
lawful money tllnt had been deposited aud to
consider tho proposition to retire tic circu|a-
ton Us not having been made. United States
Treasurer tiIIillian t,cclIuel to do this, not
wItlstandtng Secretary Sherman Ind SO rt-
qucsted, and insisted tint 1t was question
| flint Tho head of tie Department shuull d.
turufte by al, open tlecisiou.
III. t,1Ir11L,AS
himself wns ppposud to any sucl. act on lis
nurt. Ths lawful money h,s bceu dcposltctt
! in nccortluuco with the plain requirements OF
tne statute, mud tho only lawful thug that h,
! cu,, In with this money In to hold it for tho
| re,le1np,1on ut tho Nut,onul-bauk notes whel,
tl,oy shall CONC MI. alld to surrender thu
innfs ,luposltc,l M security for that c(rc,,Ia-
ttm Mt t},n urouer time.
r1trnE IL No ruoy1sroy or LAW
,v,,fc,, wand autlorIzo him to u,ake any
altar t1,snostfion ri tle nancy In Ills t,,tIx-
,nn,,t. rhn Controllsr Of the CURRENCY,
howavcr. 'wnoso opiI,lon has bee,, asked
unnn lila subject. nus II different yiuw,
| and Ial,,nvcs Tint the money should bo ru.
,mrnnI In tf,e yn1,,ue Of tha currency. As
s,st"nt .sacrrtnrv Froncl, I,ns t,re,,are.l Il
yna,,,nra,t,u,n of fncts IN la prtsunte,l to t1Ie
n",v yecretarv. Air Windpn. and is under.
stnn,1 IN orra;, to sn,no extent with TREASURE,
, 1881-03-09

ERNEST FlAud, manufacturer OF oloomar-
garlne. OF Now Yurls, has fatled, and under
circumstances tllat his creditors complain OF.
lIa bought a considerable quantity OF goods
OH credit, converted them into olcomnFga'
rlne, antl than sold tho stuff.
, 1881-03-09

THE Doranco brothors, OF New Orleans,
who shot man i'll that city some months
ago because he was too attentive 10 their SIS
ter, have been found guilty Of manBtaughtcr.
The Jury recommended thom to nlcrcy.
, 1881-03-09

Col. JOHN r. BAIRD, once tho leading lawyer
Of tho Wabash Valley; lntinna, died yestcr~
day III the Insane-Asylum Mt indianapolis.
lie commanded the Etgllty.tifth Indiana Vol
uIteors In tfl8 lato War.
, 1881-03-09
WASHINGTON.
The Subject Of an Extra SEES"
sion Receiving Much
Attention.
President Garfield Understood to
DO Aycrso to Milking
The Gull.
The Passage Of a Funding Act
Urged as an Immediate
Necessity.
4 Yearly Saving Of Thirteen Millions
at 8 and Ten Millions at
3l-2 Per Cent.
The National Banks Making Extraor.
binary Efforts to Get Their
Money Back.
Publication Of Kinds Charges Of Cor
ruption Against Brady, Of
the Star Routes.
Answer OF the Second Assistant
Postmaster Genera! to the
Allegations.
Tie Grcnt Army Of Candidates Falling
or Slightly in Nuuiber--The
SENATE.
Answer Of the Second Assistant
Postmaster-Genera. to the
Allegations.
Tie Grcnt Army Of Candidates Falling
or Slightly in Nuniber-The
SENATE.
Morton Accepts tho French hisaion-Le
DUO Ia a Dead Duck
Indiana.


spsetat D1pas<h to 7As Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 8.-There fsas
been during the day great deal OF talk
about MI extrn session Of tho Forty-seventh
Congress, but those reports are based either
OH tho fears OF the Democrats that there Will
be o,lc, ar upon the wish uf I'LL Interested
lobby that there shall bc. Tile Democrats
arc very much opposed to all extra session,
aud they seem to caro- very little whether OF
not tho debt shall be refunded, provided
that they call retain the petty patronage
of the two Houses OF Congress. With
out MI extra session, Of conrso,
they will retain control OF the Lower
House until December, and they aro HOW
proposing tu tako advantage Of the oppor-
tunlty afforded by the four Republican VII
cancIes III tho Senate to rotain TIC patronage
OF TINT bUdy. Thu fears that they, Will lose
these petty spous of office have si'cn tlso to
thu ruuofs that MI extra session L. probable.
TIE RuGA1k LOBBY
is very attiva in advocating tho necessity OF
an extrn session, rs they desire to have some
bill passed wllicl. shall fix tho status OF tho
polarIscopo In some legal way, and deter
mine tic complicated dulles by dct.tlt statute
rather than by changing and changeablo
Treasury. regulations. DIl!ecnt inquiry
aho"t ,ha snh,act hn,yover, inclu,11nu uen,-
] hors - tla T.n'1nT, shn,vs that thcr., is no
roasou,hi,, orou,l In nnnrel,cnd tbat there
,Stti t,a l., extr, scsston -tbat m Tim cou-
tror. tho in.llcattons nil nre Tint there will
~. H., nno mi Tint If n ,luaiv should ho
~, Tnnna ~ ,,soasaorv T., cal1 nm, Conrrcss win
80. IN sonuonoi hafora c,rtv mil
''os nsr,, ~ ~. ..nw ro1, rtrt, ,s,sT,nsrvrrr
49, ~. ra,;,ioa1 nronnf1a ,vo,,fd ho niy1ons.
n,.ra 49,, ,,,,v ~ a1,or+1v wtt1 he fonr vn.
There arc now OF s4osllS VII W iout ~"
cai'clcs III tno hext 11o'sa' '''ieo y. WIZ" W.
ofe gu ulo 1eopupl't'lI s,"o-nu"ee ~
llando Mooo' nenocta!, ~" % UTE ~ G!s" allu l.'
vacancies c1eatea ~ u'o eicct'on VI Ionse.' @
OF Mlc'.'eail, nha Flye' OF MINIS, u sno s oe''
ate, nnd NY the APPOINTMENT u l'os1 @ =, atul-
ton, Of .o1ie OF lae Sow OH ~, Wy a1s.11ces'
rs Minister 10 tfahee' ahe hopuutc"ns
wotlld hardly venture 10 convene Liz Houso
, 1881-03-09

Mn. Dopsoy, President OF tile Local Gov
ernmcnt board. stated In tho House of COM
mons yesterday that ho had nut heard of any
case OF trlcllinosis III England, yet, In order
to prevent my such case. the local medical
inspectors were Instructed to exercise com
siderable diltgcucr.
, 1881-03-09

THE Canadians are becoming alarmed ut
the continued emigration from their country
to this country. During the suo1lt! Of Feb
runry eiglty-four families, representing 400
pcrsors, loft Montreal for tho Unitud States