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New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
TIE CENTEA NAL EXHIBITION

A coS1NSCT MADE FOR BUILDING TIE MACHINERY
UAIIc-oSE BUILDING ONLY NOT UNDER con-
TRACT.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The Machinery
Hall Of the Centennial building, placed under con-
tract to-day. Mr.. PnilIp Qng.ey OF Wilmington, Del.
who built the sauiry Fair buildings here in 1864 being
the contractor The structure s 800 feet IN breadth by
I2in length, AM is TO bo cOmplsed the ist OF Oc-
ober OF the present There arc now under con-
tract tho main buildings covering 20 acres. The Art
Gallery Is permanent building OF two acres; the Con-
servatOry. or Horticultural HAD covers u acres, and
Machinery Hall IA acres leaving hc Agricultural Hall
Ouy he placed under contract, which Ill be dono In
the Spring. gift OF $500 in ali OF the Centennial
cause was received by tho Board OF finance to-day
from Messrs. Hoe Co.. printing press manufacturers
NJ New-YOfk
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALs,Sr i'm. 27.-whe-'-Sohng dong RYE s.a'g sad
changed Oits ql't q; G2G6oc Corn cal Barley ra'orgod;
,aies No. Canada 81 10 aaG aB No. do PrTats
MAJ. steady.
NEwOKLEANs .sn 81 Flr quiet Low gsde, scarce; es ~
pOihe IN 70 20; refic Eril1. 20 30
as 81 Cboice i6a 25. Corn wsaer Axe s3i Bho.
Sic, WLe Sj-. quiet $IJ - Nov 5NAd
so for Old Jry Sad Neats quiet bgt srm sbOuh;es
az Rib Sees lOic Gear Sds, lUSsc baron-hmaA
market with ar order dnaaf 6Lond Sl Clear s
SlIrs I03a Cea sides lll40llss% Hams very dr 81 loo
l3atc. un Ticrc I3l: Refined IA b. M
age Sugar ira sn hght ss q Far 10 Ian af at 90
7i9c p Cho "a Icl Mof.C qget lra L. faT dtmsn
Far 4S~5O; Pnme 10 StIc,y fnme. 53a0Vc NoHeeCar
held at sdvN.ce Of lc On days lncs afsri 1 ea
ciird I Prime 1890 0e Cora Ma cul - f3 w
Coll, ll2s EEc1GDgeNe" "a gdis par SteFl AZ o31
WILNISGToS \ G.. Jsn 27-Suts rrrpeI tryuf at 30 20
qIe strained IL 10 mpes;uc steady hac 81 oos
yellow zip sad YIT.ia. - 90 1ars;eJuy az ~ 90.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

ABBoTTo9 wsin.dy ,,er ,ho 4 Gt'' s w,T s'ySss soc
Relatives ,od friend. e hs anil ,,' % p 30 ~ 1S 10 oe. 'rSSa S q:
resdepce Of hi, father so MscdougaLsL
DARag-In Brooiyu Jo 26 1870 Of Brshts disease o. tho lid
the 2lss Of bis Charles A. eldest sou Of Adas l.
and fend. .e invited 70 suc TIE Felix
T Thursday jan 2S a. OcOcI from 'an.s TO OeeAsoos
for iatenn.nL
amer short illness st ber rsdienee Trento.
Falls, " C4thanEs BeAsn widow Of tie late JoAa beenaa of
H.r TssiDs will h. taken rsn Church Keaavs Brookr
ST soul on Ta;.da1 At 10 o thence FtS
Frenls resuVes are invited to attend
DoYCg-ou 49, Margaret DOyce vile Of James Boyce aged ~
The friends Of m, respectfully iaHd to s'teai b funeral
from sesience No. rs hreaVe, Br'oAo "a Ihasd'y
At O'clock.
cRANgsudipuv ofphO fever J,u 26 ThOna' Crane h 'io-,
Of Thomas aud CArss. l. Cae 70 ,l Jote Iar Of nt a,s
dsnce 100 hsdsoOave FndAy. TIE 29h inst at o'clock
DEssson sVriay 2i int At BIS oT T.. .e'eo'' The S H.
Funeral tsd Eeou CITY eLd the rnn' Inferred Ia
Greeu-ood Cemetery.
uARRINGroN-In Broosrn J,u 2e 1875 sre short lees,
bbeth Harrington we OF ILona' harrington " the ooA
Her iane pi'ce from her late residence 6s3 Bu.er 2.
rSs p,@Scsi near VsnSerbtave where requiem
mass offered for the Of her 'oa $3.50 "oocs
Rel.uv.s requested TO attend
KRIsgRIa Phaap p MOad.y evening Fannie b. wife Of Elw,
p~ we sud friend. OF tn. family re ,ed the uer, o
Cassoo PresbJteran Chaseh Brook @ on ILaV"
2:3O O'clock
hoNAIRA,se. Dec I6 1874 ofcoose.on lungs Duneaa A.
sou OF Capt James Mehir aged II yras IA % h. az ts
Funeral susy. jan 81 at 4a tue ~ h. church.
sco,ch Psns ~ J.
MoULToS-os Tuesday Goth inst, Mrs Severn MOu'n s
6gh Of her
Pa e services residence. $50 Lesibgusve
2Sih O'Clock fTieals sad relatives
iny el 10 attend the services
oHpBRDONK-At Jsnse l., Jaa. 81 Maria H. 'w Of Resu
OaderiOBk, IT,
at ber late resiieEce.
RADCLIFFE Tuesdv Charles Radcliffe Othe late
lion Judge se the Cry Of New.Yort ~ year-
friends the family respectfully nylrd - sttesi
Poriy-biahst, on THURSDAY, -6h int, t,2 o'clock.
RRIDn Btaosp TUESDAY Jan 26 Florence g. Only danghtef a
JOha w. and Aggie Reia. asei months and Is ds"
isnds invited attend the nnefa @ suens
Of her parents No. AZ Duheas THURSDAY jan Ze AZ ."
RODRRrS-u Loedon gland the lld of mosf s Oars
line Marshsll o. Roberts "f the M O. Me-" iors'
c1eiY n'i "a J." end tbs
from the Uniysrsity Place thuth tRe' d. bo"sl cot
of TenIhst, SAsesy, oOa 'sss a.
O'Clock ..
suppN.y n, ru,.a, Ju 60 Fr,uk Sherman Geo W.
and Jo,rphins /. SLermsn, aged wears ana months
,aa fuends sttsud The mineral from the
Aone AZ MI, p,rea No 2J2 " est FOuenlLs-, fu1a -.
at O'Clock.
TuoNPsos- Liverpool Hugsni TUESDAY Jiu 90 Joseph .
,oaagsd sou Jo,eIh aud ASnes Ih,mIsOu late Aew Oa
The 18th Of hi, bse
| Nouos Of tuuerAl hereafter.
TRRACY-I. Bookyn Wednesday morning Jan 81 Rmms. sin %
la 3 Treae,. 10 the 69th of her
the
depoe HoJtst SUNDAY afternoon Jan 81 a. Ocosl
wILBy-Is Brooklyn on TUESDAY 2Gh inst. EIieh waes
reIet Of Alexander wiieV, Sg-l 70 aud noshs
friend, the family nT invited attend
her her daughe MfA Ss an H. C3ioa.
NO. l4l stAet DrooEg on Friday 29'h Inst at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

institution az you propose. take 10 forarahted thas
some organization will be necessary in esden nat rules
may be adopted 90 carry out your views l.,I
When the building is fully leascd yin contain oves
100 lawyers and do not doubt that tdo law library
which you have proposed Will bseene tine o. gsry
great in portance. .l aaa8s.J ~ t.Dis
thank for the suggestion vhichi IS easy 10 go
win add much to tho already great adyapt9SSS Of tins
building am happy to inform you that the sociey
will comply with your suggestion by piicing AT ,ons
disposal eommodous rooms for the purposes isdicaisa
should he pleased to meet with you wIs7 a COM
mttee Oh your behalf when It shall be ny endea,or 20
render the details entirely satisfactory TO you
Your Obedent servant. HENRY -. HYDE, Pcosident,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
AitNIC.
Testimonial. To MIss PHILLIPS.

Tho meeting called in Boston to concert
,.,.a,rres for testimonial TO MS Adelaide Phillips on
ha occasion OF her retirement from tho stage was held
=, thu Boston Theatcr M'Id'v afternoon Mr. Loring
b. Barnes was appointed Chairman OF the Gehersi lon-
,,.sn chosen TO rnanago nC ar and 1t was deter
mad that a week II opera should bo given at the
poston Thester some time in May, when Miss Phiilpps
nil appoar In s.Vera OF her "est characters, Win
,onpany selected for the occasion. We have no DOUBT
tbst Boston will take up the proposed heueht with
enthusiasm Their Is no Arolcan artist wSo deserves
more cordial recogi than Miss Phiihnp, and mono
who enjoys thorousg the respect and admiration
Of tho public. Has NS~Y'rS no marx OF esteem 10 oner
6erf
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
yYR PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER REyIsIT5 HER
HOME.

The steamship Republic of the White Star
lin. with tho daughter Of President Grant, Mrs
Hartori.. and her husband on board. was sighted on
Randy Hook yesterday morning The intelligence was
communicated to Col Fred. Grant and u D. Grant'Jr
who were waiting at the Fifth Avenue hotel' s' ABOUT
,,.ao m Col Grant, with bis wife and his brother
1mmedately drove 10 the foot Of Broadway ana went
ON board of tho revenue vessel Warrington which was
lying at her dock with steam up ready to meet the In
coming steamer. In short time the RepuOle was ais
covered coming up the Narrows, and the washington
left the dock meet the steamer The parry Oh
the Washington boarded the Republic when tho iael @
was fIst Of BedO leland. The revenue Vessel lhen
reuIned 20 its pls 81 aud tho H. puJc steamed up W
were wstgg 10 receive tnen AItcr the greetings had
aeeU givoU the Oie parry drove 70 tho EhtI ANeho
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

,A,,lie Of Washington that the graves OF winthrop
"a Jobp Cotton-whose memories arc ever iresh-
are are 80 we'll remembered for their ashes and John
-. "a common with the samo dust. The City
TN FRANKLIN Statue, Kings Chapel. Historical
gooms and Courthouse. are there now, and Web
.,., Cboate. Andrew. and n starry host" have
"~..d sAsnIosS nj iQhts in s;udv within its borders.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
AID FROM CANADA.

MEETING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAISED.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 27.-At q meeting held
here IN the Bank Street Presbyterian Church TO rase
funds for relief OF the sufferers by the erashopper
D,arpe IN Western Kansas and Nebraska. the Hon NJ
Cameron and Dr. Mitchell advocated the movement. A
concentration was raised and efforts VIII be made TO col
ect funds in tho city. The clergy will take the mat
lterup.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Hotel whore there were cordial welcomes from other
friends An immense basket OF beautiful flowers
which was the words Welcome Home," IN floral let
ers were presented TO the travellers from England In
the evening the party went to Wallack's Theater.
It 10 understood that Mr.. and Mrs sartors will re-
main In WashnRton until Spring, and will then
the Atlantic. ana will spend tho Summer months In
travel on the Continent.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

spectng the prce Of labor tho meeting came to the
cluson that Dasmuch tho reduction Of wages at tho
West had been greater than at the further reduc
tions In wages would have to be made to enable the
Eastern manufacturers to compete successfully with
those At the West A formal resolution TO this effect
was adopted as the sense OF tho meeting
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Gro. p. ROwELL g. Co. of New York are'
cmneuty csl2eab.c ana honorable 1dVcIllrg a-enIse
with whom this establishment, u rs stmlSr on"s ~
country. have DuetUess for yess WIFE
mutual profit aud pieasurc. EGOtB Tneager DcgnnlDgs
ROweil x Co. Laya built up extended ou u.iDrs ana
evidently still Irosperlng Indeed their Sncc ~ has
OOrdeIed tho marveiOusl journal, LOckpOrt. NJ Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
Sretlai Nol,tcs

Harlem Free Lectures.-Rev WILLIAM K. ALOFR sriI
eve The Uses Of Poetry UhY Ch1ur
ded sbh-sI sRd FoGsIA-aVs. fnIS kf bNhG,
OtlOek
Po,t-iDr Notce-rpe NAILS Ei' rOFs or the we@S
nArl tOAY Jau. 3D. 800 IN slsx,
o. sDAssONY 81 a. 0a IiL4.lAI a. 30 b. M al o.
-AIghyAI .. 8 cad AIi.Q Sm, 4. l. ,aAAA =. ~
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT FIRE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-A careful ex-
animation Of the cellar OF the Navy Department shows
that complete arrangements had been made yesterday
,or buruing tho building, Trains OF rope and waste
paper were laid about the oor in each instance con
meeting with piles OF chips, shayings, aud broken up
kindnR wood IL Is believed that the nre In the same
hmIding ON Monday the act Of an incendlary.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
~ nrrRryG. ME.-LOss, AZ 300.

PORTLAND, Me-. Jan. 27.-The immense con-
seryatory OF superintendent Ramsey OF Evergreen Gem
etery, at Deerins, destroyed to-day by nre which
caught from overheated stove. Ii was the largest
conserv atory Maine. Tho loss on the building Is
A. 500 insured o. Tno loss ON the plants SOo0
III
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

DAMAGE BY THE BREA KING or AN ICE GORGE.
WHEELING, ". Va, Jan. 27.--The ice gorge
broke last 1ight. Tue steamers r. H. Hudson ard the
lon are reported sunk at LaOele LaDiing this place.
The Hudson said % be nearly total wreck. ,fng
torn in two. e0me damage has been done ~ bargcs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

No lsO BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Jan. n, 1855
To he Hon. WILLIAM FULLERTON aud otherS
GENTLEMEN: beg TO acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter of yesterday suggesting that this society
shall set apart commoions room to DO used as IL
brary by the members OF the bar who are now or e4'
pect 10 be, tenants OF the LquitIhlo Building
woulr suggest that shoull meet tosether NJ IN
carly day and fully determine among Vo'rse'eS "ha'
plau WI 70 desirable for tie WlSa5eiHsA' VI sues al
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
NEw.IERsEY SCHOONER SUNK.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 27.-The schooner
Robrrt Palmer from Wcebawken with coal started ono
Of bel orts while coming through tie ice' ana sunk
near the wharf at this place 10 - fee'oi ""oi 0"o
4. 4 .,,1 o.. sA-.4J. no lUsUlanoC,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
OPPRESSIVE RAILRJAD LEGISLATION.

ppoRAnuIrY THAT IT WILL SWEET AWAY IN
MINNESOTA.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. Ex-senator Measley
has introduced bill to repeal the restrictive railroad
eOsation OF last Winter, and the probabilities are mat
clean sweep will DO msdo Of the IA" and Tie C0nui'
ninn
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
. Jersey CITY IMPROVEMENT.

On Monday next the Bridge Committee OF
the Hudson County Board OF FroehOlders will meet
with the Jersey CITY Board OF Public Works. to effect IN
arrs nremcnt for building brdg, on washngtonst 70
connect the hrw.Jersey Central Railroad depot and
w.a,,c. VITA I.rsey CitY. Gor suupber VI years ths
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
FIRE AND loss OF LIFE AT CoHoEs.

CouoEs, n. Y, Jan. 27.-The residence of
Owen Glrrahan "a Columblast. was destroyed by fire
at an early hour this morning Mr. Garrahan had sue
ceeded In aving his wife and four cnldIen Dut Iotufn
ing for a sowing machine hc Lost his lue
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA Markets

HAy,Ss Jan 27Coh in t .. 2l2 gzhsnse o. ~.
Unt.l dlys. 80 sl,Ts sg, - q o
premium ~ dsy.. gold, ic4diO, besul hor: rsb lUoGlIJ
premigm L)Lton, is' "a la3 premius. s9A
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
ANOTHER BALLOT YESTERDAY. WITH No CHANGE IN
THE RESULT
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. ga ballot for United
DEMOCRATIC REJOICINGS.

SALUTE n HONOR OF THE fLtCTION OF SENATOR'S
KEENAN, AND JOHNSON.
BUFFALO, Jan. 27.-The Democratic Organi-
aItcu Of Ere County, a meeting today. resolved to
ire salute of 100 gLns honor OF the election OF Fran
els ruan and Andrew johnson to tho Uuited States
6auL.e
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

WAGES OF IRON WORKERS To BE REDUCED IN
NEW ENGLAND.
BosToN. Jan. GA meeting of soma of tho
IRON manufacturer. vi Me- L. siiui was held at the
office Of Nsylor Ce to-day. Alter soHO dssusS3u 10
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

TIE DEVASTATED REGlON-NUMBERS OF TIE
SUFFERERS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan 27.-The Commissioner OF Agri-
culture has furnished Representative Cobb with the
following synopsis If information received concern
ing the extent Of suffering from the grasshOppcr
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WASHINGToN, Jau. 20, 1915.
SIR: The rrcmptness with which you desire that your
letter OF cath mat should be answorcd renders 1t mpoe
sibe to give anything than approximate esti-
mate Of the and severity OF the injuries inflicted
by grasshoppers IN the West From brief examination
of our records, conclude:
First That OF this destructive visitation com
prses from 30 TO 295 miles wide, extending from
the settlements Of Southern Dakota through Nebraska
and Kansas 500 miles in length and incnlng 10
south. A few western counties of Iowa and Minnesota
report injuries but not TO compare In severity with thoe
of the country further west am satisfied that the ex
tent territory visited by these insects IN 1914 very
considerably exceeds 10000 square miles,
Second: Tho crassAopper district west of iiiasouri
embraces mass Of the population OF the states OF Kan
sas and Nebraska and OF Southern Dakota amounting 10
over 100000 In 1870, with large increment since To-
cludug counties east Of the Missouri in Iowa and Mime
sofa more or less affected by the plague think 1t hot
al all extravagGnt to assign $4,000 as the approx male
population OF these dist'icts.
Third I: From returns received by the Commissioner
Of Agriculture Kansas 1t appears that cases OF total
destruction in counties reported vary from 40 to 1000
Reports from not in tas list received 1y tbs
Department. show iniGIies severe as Ia any otleIs
The average OF sucn cases in returns TO tho CotulG
sioner OF Kansas 6s5 each county. THESE do no;
include II partial deslnuton, winch IN some
counties quite large, ranging from 25 70 lOc me
cas es total and partial cc5tuiOu In these 80 counties
amount 70 1000 while IN other cou1tes theIe are
probably unrepOrted sufficient TO swell tho aGFe
gate 5000 Ia the more tunly populated cOunles o
Nebraska ana Dakota the number OF such cases Is OF
not t out OF the way TO estimate TIC number u
our people less severely afecod Dy tbS pest al
from 70 700 tu 100000. V'ry respectfully,
FREDK :. WALLS, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
MARRIED..

TuONPSON-KEMP-At MarYs Church Bo)s Eneisui, Dee
ut William bOp hompS ccmilal0irg ste N hi hey and
son capt Mihm Thompson Of thl' r 10 Ihr1t'e h a
dsu.hteI ol Caps. IlJs. Kemp, Aivfion-rOsd, bOotle
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
CLOTHING on THE WAY TO THE
SUFFERERS.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 27-Eight heutenants OF
,hs Raoular Army went West yesterday with clothing
n,h tbev will distribute III the grassnopper region
Tha thermoneter has fallen % degrees within the past
"a bonrs with Indications of the weather being Elm
anld
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
a NEW Law LIBRARY.
NO. 100 BROADWAY, NRw-YoRK.

Jan. 25, 1876.
HENRY d. HYDE. esq. President Equitable Life Assur-
arc: Society fNe Un!,d SiatsS, l2) BroadrGg heW-
York.
DEAR SIR: The undersigned who are now ten
ants those mo have recenU engaged oces Ia tue
Equitable Building view ot the fact that greater
number 0i lawyers viii be col ectel under single roof
than IN other building Ia tie UIited States desire 10
make q suggestion who. they dunk viii be greatly To
tho advantage Of oOth tho LqitaOlc and tae undeI-
signed
You may not be aware that 1t is the custom OF tho
legal profession 20 keep the greater plcJ OF their books
OF references their residences, where their cases are
chiefly prepared while 1t Is true that constant necessity
for the Of the same books at taer CDces oh-
less lawyer possesses Libraries he is compelled
either to ca upon his friends for the use OF oo'ES wch
ho may not have Office, to the Law Insti-
tute Library.
We would therefore sugsc't that tho Equitable set
apart colnmodoIs 10 be used IS horsry by tao
lawyers who tenants of tho building
From so largo a number OF tenants contributions of
books loans wOuI Afford very respcct Ole c"liec
ton, and small contribution each year Hom
those using it would in very short time
furnish library which would cause the
Equitable Budiug TO be sought as the most
place lawyers offices In the city, not only
on account ts superior advantages 80 far as Its
Offices are concerned but from the fact that its tenants
would have the exclusive use OF good library under
the same roof with their offices.
In addition to this the new arrangement In telegraph
ing from the courts and for messages might DC Ihro-
duced aud buetin kept Of the court calendars not
only OF the courts held in the city, but Of the Supreme
Court OF the United states and the Court of Appeals
We remain yours, respectfully,
William Fullerton.
g. W. Fullerton,
Henry T.. Knox.
Charles z. CROSBY,
C\nry l.. Davies,
Julien T. Davies.
J. Henry Work,
Henry NJ. Alexander,
Ashbel Green
John j. McCOOk.
Charles b. Alexander,
V. Van Dyck,
John w. simpson,
w. c. CULVER,
James MoNanee,
VIM. j. Harding,
John " B. Lewis,
Charles r. Bull,
J. Herrck Henry,
Henry NJ Jones,
jacob +. Miller,
Thomas 5. Van VolkeDburgn.
G.. L. Rives.
O. 5. X. Peck,
F. J.. Riyes.
william s. Packer,
Clark Bell,
Edward It. Bartlett,
PHILIP L. Wilson,
Merritt A. Potter,
ID. A. HuieIt,
Oscar Frsble.
X. L. Garretts0D.
i. j. Granger,
A. Latheu Smith.
Ph0 Chase,
t' Marcus T. Bestow.
W. 7. Holt,
George A. Brandrcth,
Z. Luther Hamilton.
James EmOtt,
Henry L. Burnett.
Henry Il. Hammond.
Charles Z. Enott.
Ira Shafer,
James NJ. sievp.
Herbert b. Turner.
David Mcclure,
Charles p. Klrtaudjr.
Daniel ID. Lord.
George Dc Forest Lord.
Henry Day.
Daniel Lord. IT,,
Franklin B. Lord.
II. q. De Forest
Francis ii. Weeks,
l. W. De Forest,
Llther L. Marsh.
A. H. Wallis,
w. +. Shepard.
James I. b. Collins,
Hamilton Wallis,
VIM. @. wilson,
TDOma. NJ. North.
J. Langdon Ward.
j. Lyon Gardiler,
Alfred Wagstan. jr..
W. A. Cook.
Albert stickney.
Peter Starr.
Henry NJ Ruggles.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
last aud twenty second resulting as follows.
no ELECTION IN FLORIDA.

TWO BALLOTS YESTERDAY WITH TWENTY-FIVE CAN
DIDArEs TILE FIELD.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. 27.-To-day, at 12
o'clock H., both Houses joint session and pro-
ceoded to ballot for United States Senator. Tho first
ballot was. yesterday. merely complimentary The
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
SENATORIAL 6ON1E ESTS.
EX-GOy. RANDOLPH ELECTED In NEW
JERSEY

HE RECEIVES MAJORITY OF EIGHTEEN OVER
SECRETARY robson.
lFRoa THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OP TIE TRIBUHE.l
TRENTON, \. j., Jan. 27.-At 12 o'clock both
Houses OF the L. ssture In Joint convention and
elected tho Hon. Theodore f. Randolph United States
Senator He received the entire vote OF all the Demo
cratic members Of both Houses being 49, against 81 for
the Hon. George NJ. ROOeson.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
CATTLE MARKr-....

CrvcIS1srr jar. 7-Hoys-Rcc-t, JOoo; m'rket
tcc trl hcIy end clgtf
1000 uoid % o. Common ~ SOd % -: NJ a al 20 -
%; Good and Juchers 0&1 2j StPmsas 100
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

THE CHIEF-JUsTiCEsHiP OF RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Jan. G.-A legislative
caucus this afternoon nominated Thomas Duree sehior
I..ocats Ju,lee to be Chief Justice OF the supreme
Court.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Brooks Seminary for Young Ladies-Pcugbkcepas MI
Examinations anI New tr 10 Be % Lfs; y! re'aasy
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
cd as IOIIUws
TIE WISCONSIN SENATORSHIP.

Total Dumuer OF votes cast.
Necessary TO "a CBOIcc..............
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TIE GRASSHOPPER RAID.
MORE AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
LITTLE Boys SAVINGS.

MORE AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
LITTLE BOYS SAVINGS.
TO the kdNor OF The Trfoune.
Sir ! have saved IS O5 for nv birthday party.
will give the money to you to send to the suffering
children in Kansas and Nebraska.
LITTLE WALTER aged T.
West Forty eigihst, Netc- York. Jan &c, 1875.
lOnly 81 % was inclOsed.-Edl
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
'no 90 ash, CASE, HSSaai FeasGfsep e. p "
'S 4sS.st.. Ta..cr west os NJ sif E. y s. NILS NJ L. s.
A. a. H............ 200 j. G. s.. S. b. S.. 10 90
A. NJ. ..:......-::... W Cash, Chambers
Collection First burg Peuu.. Q 90
iresbvtenan CHI, j. lngham.......... ] 90
Total al..........S93 -
Arthur Atwater, Cheshire, Conn ............ 81 90
NEBRASKA.
Small donations through w, A. Pierce, Kings
tOn N W
Summary of amounts received yesterday:
Kansas aud Nebraska. SS3 %
HduSds w
Nebraska. ii w
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ss5 -
Previously acknowledged:
Kansas and Nebraska .S6.o0i o.
NeDIhSkd.. l1o< %
hanSaS .............. IO4' 10
FOrwStdsd to Kansas and S50o %
Balance on hand. nd......................S1,9S9 ,9S9 70
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
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New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

STATEMENT FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
BUREAU.
AREA RAvAGED BY THE INsECTs-PoPUIATIoN OF
TIE DEVASTATED REGION-NUMBERs or THE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13

PRTERsoN's MAGAZINE the Laiy's NationaD
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as ne always keeps his promises, it would be
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