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LADIES Social Union, with supper, Ice.
cream and choicu literary and musical OK
ercises at Fourth Street Church tonight,
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THE CITIZENS TEMPERANCE TiCKET
A Card to the Voters at the Ensuing Char.
ter Election.

Card TO the Voters ~ the Ensuing Char.
ter Election.
It Is deemed appropriate by US to I'D.
dress you few words on the eve Of this
Municipal election. This, In our opinion,
Is one OF the most important elections ever
held In the city. We ask you TO investi.
gate closely the claims OF our candidates
for public favor, and beg OF you to forget
party affiliations In this contest, and cast
your sutTnges for those men on whom
you can fully rely to advance our public
interests. We offer you ticket Of unex-
ceptionable men. They are all well known
citizens, to whose intelligence and integ.
rity YOU can safely commit the important
interests Of the city. The alarming condi.
ton Of our city government, the recent
Irregularities Of our public officials, the
universal complaints, occaSioned by rea.
son OF these delinquenCies, all appeal to
our people In favor OF an immediate and
thorough reform. The MINES OF the men
we present will, In our opinion, DO sufll-
clent guarantee Of an honest, faithful and
economical administration OF our munici-
pal affairs. We here append the ticket.
Do not forget the names:
GItIEens' enaneRnnNa TIcltn1
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casa!mere Suits to Order
JIG SIS SO E2
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
In tho Circuit Court Of Brooke County, West Virginia,
Vineent VAnmetrs -

" EII' u NlEIIIUVIT W NI' J
ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Brook,
c0aaty made anil entered IN the above entitled cauW
on thu iplhdRY u September, 1878, |, J. T. Curtis
SheTli o. RoOket0uhty will sell at public auction, ii
the irOht dhOToi tho Court HOUSE d Brooke county
West VlglniA, 10 the town Of welhbug,On
@ THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1879,
Thereal estate described Ia tR bill and proceedings ID
KAld cause. Said land Is situatAl an the waters d
Buffalo, RdlOnlOg the town Of Bethany, ppOke roun,
~, said 10 C1nkaIu
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For Mayor,
JOHN McLURE,
For Clerk,
ALEX. uPDEGRAFF.
For Sergeant,
SAMUEL F. FAIRS.
Supt, Water Works.
JAMES II. RIDDLE.
Street Commissioner,
JOHN CLAT0h
Wharf Master,
VALENTINE GIESEY.
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WHAT fearful crossings; what muddy
streets do 9Say with this, by eleeting
Geo. Arkle Street Commissioner. =
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Ne yellow fever this summer, if Geo
Ankle Is elected Street Commissioned. W.
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ALEX. UPDEGRAFF.
For Sergeant,
SAMUEL F. FAIRS.
Supt, Water Works,
JAMES II. RIDDLE.
Street Commissioner,
JOHN CLAT0h
Wharf Master,
VALENTINE GIESEY.
FOR CouNCIL-PIRsT WARD.
First Branch-W. A. Wilson.
Second Branch-J. G. Morrison, n. G
Hamilton, Robert Marshall.
SECOND WARD.
First Branch e. G. Cracraft.
Second Banch-T. II. Logan, ]. L. Ola
tor, W. A. List.
THIRD WARD.
First BranCh-W. B. Simpson,
Second Branch-Robert Simpson, C. II
Detters aud W. II. Halter.
FOURTH WARD.
First Branch-Jamos McAdams, Sec.
ond Branch-Philo Kimberly, Jacob JEFF
ferson and ]. G. Cline.
FIFTH WARD.
First Branch-Thos. r. MoiFet. Second
Branch, b. +. Caldwell, j. Z. Parker and
E. j. Wunderlich.
SIXTH WARD.
First Branch-G George Carnahan. Sec.
ond Branch-Mart, Wins, Stephen Clark,
A.J. McNash and Fred. Goodlellow.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Branch-R. F. Criswell. Second
Branoh--J. D. Ewing and John Brown.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Branch-J. W. Schultz. Second
Branch-Stephen Warehouse, Lott Ii,
Joy, ]. H. Pipes and Theo. Miller.
This Is our complete ticket. We earn.
estly solicit that you will at least care.
fully consider the claims OF these men, In
connection with those Of the opposing
candidates before you cast your ballots.
We ask simply cheap, honest, efficient
and sober city government. No ring will
control these men who fairly represent
every class and party OF our people.
We respectfully ask you to vote with us,
at least once. We pledge you a faithful
and intelligent administration In the city
affairs, and earnestly assure you that this
pledge will be sacredly kept. A thousand
reasons bid you to support this ticket.
You understand them all.
Give to us your suffrage and law and
order will receive triumph worthy OF
every sacrifice you may make.
We do not dictate, wo simply seek to
persuade. Supported in our principles by
tho highest motives, the social and mater.
ial welfare OF our whole people, we make
this appeal, and confidently believe that
you will aid us in an endeavor to secure
for all that to which all arc entitled, the
best possible government. By order Of
the
CITIZENS TFNpsRANSs EXECUTIVE COMMIT
FEE.
Wheeling, Jan. ols,, 1879.
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Az fail! full line OF IAaI'. and Gent. Hand and
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Black Cloth and Diagonal Dress Suits toofdH
W. - SIS SO LhA.
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only for such seats as they sell. and for Others.
In Paris. the custom il otherwise; hence possibly,
the error on which this last complaint IL based.
But it remains true that Mr.. Hollingshead has Sc
cured very large subscription from the general
public. The agents at first not believing
in the success of his scheme, held aloof.
They only came in after they fouhd
their own clients abandoning them ana
arranging their subscriptions with the theatre IL
is true, Also that the prices demanded are exoroi-
tant They are three times the Paris prices. and on
a level with opera prices in London; which, again,
are nearly double the tariff demanded in Paris Al
the Theatre Francois you pay eight francs for your
orchestra stall hired in advance; six francs II
bought at the door az you go in. AT the Gaiety the
price is twenty-One shillings-more than twenty-sh
frarcs No wonder the managers OF the francals
think that Mr.. Hollngshead is making very good
thing out of his speculation. and at their expense
meant to say something Of the censorship Dut
that is too large pic to enter upon at the emu Oh
n letter. Will add only that 1t IL UNDERSTOOD that
the interdct at first placed upon Dumas' lie Demi-
Monde has been Withdrawn, but that LIE Snppnce
d une Femme is still under the Lord Chamberlains
ban IL would be utterly hopeless try TO account
for tho caprces of the functonary who has he order
ing of these matters for what passes understand
ING nasses explanation CIV. ).
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TIE OLD FIGHT OVER AGAIN.
d 4 .L..-.l.as II

The Ohio resolutions very properly give the
dist place the unity of the Nation aud the supremacy
OF hr tiOual Government ia al matters placed by tie
Constitution under its control Hero tie DeinOcrauc
party. upon getting fOOth0d once more IN the ieg,la
laye branch OF the Government. mas chosen to make
us st attack and here II viii DO met. IL WAS on this
Issue tat party went out Of power twenty years ago.
and the couu ~ has not tho agoEles OF
thai tine a. 70 permit ts revival now. In forcing
leeGless aud costly session or Congress for partisan O
lectS exclusively in agtating questions Affecting the
saTeucg aud public credit IA manner 10 cause general
shhety ia attempting 20 cOeroe the Executive uhaet
menace siarynz the GOVernmenand ali this IN the
interest OF q TO disfranchse lnrgs portion OF
he country, and secure the permanent a.
tendancy 81 minority not I'm sympathy with the spirit
D the laws aud the COBsLirutiOn.the Democracy nave
bnered challenge which Republicans eYcryN here VIII
gladly accept. as II has boon accepted IN ONO.
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DINNER 1r THE FREE TRADE CHE

ADDRESSES By PROFESSOR PERRY, DAVID WELLS
AND OTHERS.
The Free Trade Club of this city gave its
third dinner this season the restaurant IN the Racquet
club binding last evening T. o. French Of the First Ma
ttopal Bank presided. About fOriy-iye persons were
present including David A. Wells, who sat on the night
of the chairman Charles L. Brace and Thomas Marshall
Arson Phelps Stokes. aud Professor a J.. Perry, Of
Williams College The secretary read report OF the
operstions OF the club which Professor A. L. Perry
responded to tine toast Colleges IN relation to Free
Trade"
The relations OF colleges he said, TO free trade are
very many. They give young men the power OF anal
ysis the power Of determining the nature OF things and
% disseminating between truth and falsehood. The
colleges necessarily make free traders just so far as this
power Of analysis Is impaired 70 young meh Cn1'cs
l. Brace re lied 10 the toast " Pnah'hropy ana ilee
ure aud "a means Of distributing |ealt9. hlStofl
proved that through the moral influence 81 Chrihtty
abuae had been swept away. II by THIS means mat
arbitration gradually coming 10 take tt pace OF
resort to the sword aud be believed that ID tmc me
had neen the snaekes OF slavery.
r-,, no ingoduced In the course OF a long address
numerous statistics, and enhYened s reharEs Oy tsi
Trade over Protection. He d-plored the hesitation
manifested by business mon IN adopting systen uef
which other n"tons AaG 80 slShoS n5 Go anu
,h and iurn aTouHd ana as. Mr. Blaine TO come here
and tel tnCm why commerce h1d decBel. III
eoneIusion, he said: Il AN forced TO
The belief that although we cannot 90 the
present time, predict definitely the approach
OF free trade ia country, vet believe that sooner
or later the American people VIII recognize thaL uh"er
no otber system can we obtain that amount OF material
developmeu due ms. WhNn TINS recognized the whole
sysem % protection viii VANISH as specify as the sys-
fem OF slavery and as the fabric OF a drcaiu."
simon Sterre spoke 10 the System of Free Trade in
Ney.York"; Thomas Marshall ana Captain John Cod
man on rue ShlpbuIldng Interest,", and NJ L. Scudder,
of Chicago. The Money Question Addresses were
also made by J. 2. Townsend, Clarence Denning, A. D..
f. Randolph, and others.
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r,,D him 10000 rouOlos which Fufa,ca had IN his

win him 10000 rouolcs which Fafajeh had IN MS
pocket rlo
The preface to Jules Ferry's Higher Educa-
.,o n,,l which ia now before the French Chamber OF
,ntss shows that the intention is TO dis4uahiy from
All CLASSES OF tesehug religious communities not reeoe
,.ea NV law This justified on the ground that for
,,s are not allowed TO teach, and that the same eh
olnsion should apply an order essentially foreign by
The character of t doctrines the nature ana avn OF us
statues the residence aud authority OF Its chiefs
This massage Of course refers to the Jesnts who ae
cordp, TO the statistics by the Temps nave "a
colIe4rs in France, with S4S teachers The dlssohV
Will a,so affect 26 other communities. having ol esa
ushu1ents with ,Os9 teachers The recognized comm"
nites whose establishments will not be teriered with
INIT whose members will eventually be subjected 10 Tue
same examnatisu lay teachers, instead OF Obtaining
Fp,scopal cert ates called letters of Obedience are
as IN number They have 2843 schools, 7GS colleges,
ana 100 teachers. II the bill passes. the disquaneu
orders its to be presumed, will transfer then msu'
lions 10 the y-recognzed communities In ahotncr
measure which IL excellent in It's way, NJ Ferry pro
poses an entire remodeling of the Superior Cout
Zine alton Suffice IT that shonn tHts oi,I uo
voted the four archbishops bishops elec9ed q! M
colleagues wiz longer have seat on Tue pVtiu. INC
Prufesfant pastor and the Jewish raDDl WI a5so oe
elimI ted as we'll as the representatives, OF me court
of Cessation and OF the Ministers or wax anu Marine
Tine Council will be entirely composed OF the recIors Vi
colleges. professors etc.
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Mr.. Wo0D SAYS He IS NOT MAD.

HIS REASONS FOR COMING TO NEw-YoBK AND SAIL
ING FOR EUROPE.
The Hon. Fernando Wood WAS visited last
evening az his home on the Boulevard opposite Seventy
,eveuth-s It had been asserted In Washington that he
had been greatly enraged by the treatment Of his resol
ton for adjournment June TO- that he had left Wash
ipcton FOR tia reason and would sail for Europe sat
urday
"Iti7 true" Mr. Wood said, smiling, " that intend
10 make a voyage TO Europe But that episode In Con
gress on Wednesday, had nothing to do with my deter
Ininaton or with MY leaving Washington at this time
Ihave little daughter in Paris, years OF age whom
have not seen in a long time, and IL is my intention TO
,ay her visit during the Summer vacation Ny trip
was arranged six months ago. shall not sail on sat
uray as reported and have not yet fixed the date
Were you dlspeased by the action OF the Speaker
pro tenn in declaring your motion OF adjournment out
mat is a mistake IL was not my motion any more
than that OF other members Of toe committee IL
was drawn w by Judge Phelps, OF Connecticut. As
10 bring it before the House. myself had
Gr' Springer who was acting speaker had told me in
~ diaerently before the House. Iusturaliy said
wnat could In favor OF tho motion. tried to intro
duce IL yesterday because mad made arrangements TO
MT II apv business OF importance snOud come before
me House shOul return Ia Washington at once"
What Is your position with regard 10 adjournment
"I MS in favor OF having Congress commit Itself 10
adjourn on the 29tn, to-day. But the committee, GU
judge Pheips's suggestion, proposed June 10 as the
cDur will adopt in the present situation as well AT
one time another II Congress and the President arc
o remain Ut If Congress TO pass the ap-
nrnDriafion blls-in either case, Congress might
protbly thought make up its mind before June 10Th
aud act accordingly. 90,
without restricting clstlsesp
-. .nx noca opinions For the time being Z drop
noitlcs Iam not sure that shall return to washing
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4 cH4yyEL THATTAKEs CARE OF ITSELF

NO DREDGIsG AT THE EADs JEruEs-A CARD FROM
CAPTAIN EADS.
To the Editor OF The tribune.
SIR: As | find there is a general impression that
the present depth of the channel existing nc the
jettes is partly due to the aid OF dredging. will
be obliged by your stating the fact that dredge-
boat has not been used at the South Pass during the
last ten months.
The latest official report of the channel through
the jottics, made by Captain NJ. X. Brown, United
States Engineer stated that a practicable channel
having a least depth of twenty-sIx feet, existed
through the bar at the mouth Of the pass at average
Hood tides, and that the least depth on the bar at
the head of South Pass at low water was twenty
i've and one tenth foot. The survey at the mouth
OF tho pass was made the 18th and the at the
head OF the pass the Sd OF the present month
Very truly etc. Jas. Is. EADs.
Riog, Hoase, Washington, May 20. 1879.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SllnnnAis mr. Die pas, . q hoars

WASHINGTON, May SOL A. M.-The barOm-
eer Is below the normal from tie West Cur states TO
the Northwest and Lake Region, being probably lowest
over Minnesota or Western Wisconsin In tho otter DIS
trcts II is about normal being high along The Atlantic
Coast but highest oregon and Northern California.
Occasional rains have fallen from the North Pacih;
Coast 20 Montana, wyoming ana Utah, in the NORTH
west Lake REGION, OHIO Valley and Southern FLORIDA.
The temperature has continued ncaTy stationary IN the
South Atlantic and Guf states, with sounerY winds
il has fallen from the Missouri Valley westward, with
portIerly winds in the other districts 1t has rsen
Brisk 10 high winds have extended from the Northwest
the Upper Lakes.
Indications.
For New England and Nlddle Atlantic states, lower
pressure. Increasing southwest % southeast winds,
warmer and very generally clear weather
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GLAsS-On wednesday % Phoebe Jane eldest dangh.
Ter OF John and Isabella Class. ag0l p ytaTs
saturday NSV 81. A. The
rssdsnee - Beesman place and a. the
Il. D.. ChurCu. between u and sd
ayes. D. N. Please omit flowers.
KAksTEDT-In College Point l.. L. Thursday morning,
-, Henry karstedt, native Of Ostcrode - tarE
Prussia.
Funeral will place ~ his iate residence on sunday AZ
ternOon, Jane /, at y nl Please Oni; n0"eis
LUMMIs-At Mountain station, = j., Oh wednesday. Tho
inst. n. iumrlis, 2o ~ h>
Funeral vii be held az his Ste residence a. anun
tain station ARRIVAL OF tho 9lO tram rom loot oi IRIS
TOPPER rarcay-ss IN. & T. Il r. saturday morning,
the 3lstinst.
RFYSOLDS-At Rye, Westchester County y. Y, Gideon
REYNOLDS, n his S5th wear.
Funera AZ ne NJ H. Church Rye $50? H. saturday.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at II M.
Carriages in waiting at aye station.
sHERMAN-eatvesa friends o. the late MisS sophia r.
Sherman, Brooklyn respectfully invited 20 attend
her iunera az Holy Trinity Church. Brooklyn
Heights On Friday, 3Oth INST. az 3O'olock y. NJ
SHERWOOD-At her late rss.denee, queens. I. l..
MAY -, Anne r., widow Of Luman Sherwood
Fuurra from ST. Jamrs Church corner or Ia
fsyctsaye and s. james place, Brooklyn, fasy. Nay
80 at IL O'Clock
Interment ~ Greenwood.
WRIGHT Suddenly. ON wednesday. May % Walter Gil
bert Wright, IN tho 2Jth year o. az
Relatives invited % ete7d the funeral from
No West t4h-st. saturday May 81. az O'Clock
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EHIr1zERS TRIBUTE TO GARRISON

Tie Poem read at ne FiolsT1l on Wednesday,
The poetical tribute Of Mr.. Whittier to hi
departed friend was follows;
The storm and peril OveTpast, m
The bounding hatred -hdDed ana sian,
Go, soul Of freedom take AZ last
The place which thou alone canst Ill.
Go up ami on thy day well done,
Thy morning promise well fulnlIcd,
Arise u triumphs vet unwon,
TO ho.ier task that God has Tilled.
Go leave behind thee all that mars
The work below OF man for man:
With the white legiOns OF the stars
DO service such as angels can.
Wherever wrong shan right deny,
Or suffering spirits urge tnelr plea,
Be thine a voice 10 smite the lie,
A hand 10 set the captive freel
j. e. WHITIEB.
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Special Noilee5

Nervous Exhaustion meica essay comprising senes
lectures delivered kahn's Museumof Anatomy New.
YORK On the premature decline, showing
lost health regsned aordng clear
TIE upemeus and tAo treat ID
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PUBLIC OPINION.

AT every election since 1872 the Demo-
Gratis lave been chosen majority IL the House Of Rep
reseutatVes, and yet they bawtng about military
despotisrn-tne "sbaGOw Of the bayOnet" over the
sacred bailot-bOx II Hartford Post (Rcpl
The Southern people cannot desire to with
draw from the Union. They would not withdraw To-
morrow # the right 10 do were Internationally con-
ceded 20 them Mr.. Jefferson Davis himself would not
"a practical secesSOust II obstacle 20 secession
were rcmOyed.-[St. Louis Republican DomJ
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Cuticura Remedies.

MANY afflicted with ser0ns in scalp and biooi hunor go
20 their family physician who either frankly tells them ho
cannot else oIhausts their patience amt they
the Authority SOaD and skin Diseases SO
(prico oonsultton pretty good sum IN these times
and expected Of the authority" but regret 10
lte received Soou the patient sees no Improvement
discouraged accidentally OF tho Cutcura
Remel .s uses them cured. This 10 astonishing bdt
true possession contain many such state
ments fully attestod.
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TIE UNCOMMON KINDNESS OF TIE DEMOCRACY.
From, ire Utiea Herald lR'B)

d. A study of tue platform adopted at Cincin-
Nan ne. .crIay will show that Democrats have
mostly made 6 for rs. platform Of Opp0si on
Of opposition 10 every feature OF toe pOhcy OF The Dem
ocrc partv since IL assumed control OF both houses Of
Congress. The platform tcfely summarizes Tie salient
features the SITUATION Washington. IL points the
people 10 spectacle OF "A solid South debating the
action of Democratic naorues III Congress- aud II
unveils in that the general purpose 20 maze gu
pTeme again the political dogma which was responsible
Tor the rebellion and The evil war. The debates at
Washington are warning tn3t the fruits OF the war are
in danger aud She Ohio platform points out the dan
ger suI calls upon patriotic citizens lutte to Its
Vud defeat
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 80, a. m.-Ghe variations In
tbs barometer yesterday quite regIat The
weather was fair, and the average temperature was
Aso higher han ON wednesday, the mercury ranging
befween $50 and Sjo The anouDto OF moisture In TIE
warmer clear and partly cloudy weather, with Slgi-
chances of ignt slOwers during he afternoon or even
M NAV be exnected in this city and vicinity today
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