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For the Dispatch.l
HAGUE, Va. August IA

HAGUE, Va, August Ia, 1851.
Tine voters OF Cople township met to. day
for the purpose OF electing delegates to
represent them in The Democratic Conven-
lion to be held in Tappahannock on the 10th
instant.
Nj. John T. Rice was elec'ed chairman
and Edwin Bowie secretary OF the meeting.
After the object OF the meeting had been
stated by the Chairman, Messrs. Thomas
Brown, Jr., and james Walker were chosen
as delegates, and Or. Arthur Middleton and
Edwin Bowie as alternates.
Upon motion OF DR.. w. s. Il. Broken
brough the following resolution was
passed:
RESOLVED, That we cordially endorse the
course Of General X. L. T. Beale as our re-
preventative in the Forty.siXth Congress,
and that we instruct the delegates appoint
ed bv this meeting TO cast the vote OF this
district for General X. l.. II. Beale, aud to
use every honorable means TO secure his re-
nomination.
Upon motion OF DIR. w. S. r. Broken
brougb the following resolutions were also
passed:
Res0ived, That this meeting OF the Con-
servaiive- Democrats Of this precinct hearth
" endorse the action Of the late Democratic
Convention assembled in Cincinnati and
the platform OF principles there declared
and adopted.
Resolved, That we regard the nomination
OF Hancock and English as candidates for
President and Vice-President OF the United
States as eminen,ly wise and iudicious, and
from the exalted characters and unblem-
ished records OF the men, as an earnest OF
The triumph OF our cause in November.
Resolved, That we hereby invite our
brethren OF the Readiuster persuasion TO
discard for the time all differences as re-
gards the finances Of the State. and TO unite
with us, shoulder TO shoulder, In working
Tor the success OF The regular Democratic
electoral ticket.
JoHS T. RICE, Chairman.
Edtcin Boicie. Secretary.
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basement or ground floor, and stands IRON
day TO day great desola.ed STRUCTURE
IL cost over 100000, suppo-e.
1t Il no use to enumerafe such rouses.
They are here on every tide, and
even on Broadway structs..es exist, SHINY
occupied, that do no. ras Two per cent. ON
The investment, Tad aIi thls wasted labor
aud capital been appIied towards producs
lions and r.dional Developments for numan
comforf aud support they would not tnus
have been lost, but would still continue as
pn element of productiveness and wcaito'
And not only has private fortune ana cap
i,al been thus misdirected. but puohc
wealth has been squandered in every direc.
ton, and in even greater ratio. one Oh
the things which The Republican party
must be called on to account for Is tue waste
and extravaganza Of public money 10 tn's
way. Look at the vast ediices all over shc
country that make in some measure those
for similar use In Europe appear contempt'-
Bile. The great post-office and custom-house
at Philadelphia; the State House at Albany,
the projected post-office at Baltimore, wnere
they are actually going to pull down who're
SQUARE OF fine buildings for site, ana one
of them Is the present United States court
house, Itself grand granite structure WHICH
cost, no doubt, S150,000, and Is yet CON-
paratively new; also the RenDert House,
fine and almost new hotel, that the Govern
ment had 10 pay S270, 900 for, lot included.
And nobody knows how much more the
SQUARE and buildings thus subjected TO the
purposes Of the great new postolnce IS 10
cost. besides the final structure itself. Wen,
may "a we'll fetch deep sigh and say we
are doomed to become great people,
For one, hope for healthy, II not Time
IL. reactioD, when good sense, moderation,
aud humanity will have returned to us.
find have
DRIFTED AWAY
from items OF news that was going 10 re-
late, and now my paper Is growing TOO long.
Sunday here is spent in thousand differ
ent way $, and, 1t seems, every one Tor him.
self.
/ wish you could have seen what strange
exhibition was given in New York on sun
day, on the return OF "slowder party y
that had spent the day on the beach eating
chowder. AT their point OF landing aud
along their march In the streets were great
bonfres and brilliant displays OF fire-rock-
cts and iluminations that would even beat
our Christmas doing1. And there was a
great pouring out all along the streets as
they marched, forming great cOncollrse OF
women and children, many poorly clad,
and no doubt as poorly fed.
saw our dear old friend Zetelle in Balti-
more, and took my meals with him while
there at his place on German Eear Hanover
street. He certainly did give ne good eat
ing, which you know is 80 easy for him to
do, after bis mastery style. lie is well, and
has most grateful remembrances for his kind
Richmond friends. &.
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! ErMBeR or INVITATIONS TO AGRICULTURAL
PAIRS ALREADY RECEIVED.


Mr.. Hayes leaves for the Pacific coast next
week, and. In anticipation Of his visit TO
chat section, managers OF agricultural fairs
are already yieing with each other In an ei-
fort 10 secure his attendln on opening
day. They doubtless believe that be will
prove leading attraction, consequently the
mails and telegraph lines are kept busy
transmitting TO him invitations 10 attend.
He has received up TO this time four such
invitations from the coast-tbe last one ar.
irving yesterday. This was from the Dis
trict Agricultural Association at Los An
geles, CAL, whose fair begins October 18th.
In addition, he yesterday received an invi-
tation to speak at.the opening OF the fair to
be held this month at Providence. X. L.,
given under the auspices OF the Society for
the Encouragement OF Domestic Industry.
His confidential secretary states that he
does not see how Mr.. Hayes elm make con-
nections, but he Is seriously inclined to ac-
cept all such invitations.
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we acknowledge the receipt OF copy OF
letter CT Secretary EyARrs transmitting
the annual report upon the commercial re-
laiions 81 the United States for the year
1879. II Is in the form Of an unbound book
| NJ orer 300 pages.
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JAMES CITY AND YORK..
I'VE cRoPs--A CHALLENGE TO DIR. TANNER
GRAPE SHIPMENT.

GRAPE SHIPMENT.
correspondence OF the Richnand Dispatcb.I'
$3.50 AUGUST Is. 1880.
A trip 10 Yorktown acqusints one with
the fact Of The great change thai has lately
come over the spirits OF the people OF
lower Jamee City and upper York. "A few
weeks ago they were blessed with scarcity
sdss dSs, oat ' ss. e. s:S q
Eeesh They began toseconomIse their re-
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NJ BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
GUlNET's BLACK CACHEMIRE:
GROS-GRAIN SILK a. 81 80 per yard worth 81;
GUiNET'S BLACK GROs.GRAlN SILK at 81
worth 1925.
The above are special bargains. and well worthy
OF The attention OF those who wish TO save 25 per
cent on their purchases.
aulS LEVY BROTHERS.
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APPOMATTOX.
BAPTIST MISUNDERSTANDING DISCUS
SlONs-CROPS, &C.
Correspondence o. the Richmond DisDatch.I
APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE,
AuOlIst Ia 1890

Correspondence o: the Richmond DsDatch.I
APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE,
August l8, 1880.
For three days great crowds have been
assembled at Liberty church, near by this
place, to witness the proceedings OF the
Appomatiox Baptist Association. Rev. j..
ii. NewbilI, OF BUrneviIIe, was elected mod
orator. Rev. X. III. Griffith spoke for the
Southern Baptist Seminary, Rev. II. III.
Harris for Richmond College, and Rev. A.
f. Dickinson for the Richmond Female H.
slitute, and sermons were preached by Rev.
j. A. Leslie, Rev James Nelson, Rev. A. f..
Dickinson, and Rev. J. II. NewDiII.
The crops are very fine, and the people
apparently contented aud happy.
The excitement a. TO politics is on the in
crease, and the hard-fsted farmers are doing
some close thinking. There are TO be several
discussions in Ibis and other counties around
very soon, and it is believed that true Dem
ocrats will "see eye TO eye" before The day
OF election. ~
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The Hartford Courant, the oldess news
paper In the United States, has Just moved
into handsome new Office. This paper
was established by Thomas Green October
20, 1764.
q the Baptist church At GordousviIIe last
su0dsy. relslse '''f,ft'l
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Antilles Search.

PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-Deau Bu-
chanan's body has not been found, al
though newspaper-men, the police, and
those birds OF prey" who hunt for the
rivers dead have been most assiduOus in
their search. Tugs and rowboats have
pushed down stream as far as Wilmington,
scrutiniZiDg both banks OF the river, but
the labor has been in vain.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
While on this subject. good story has
Just leaked out. This morning while Off
|cer Pote, OF the Delaware harbor.police
tug Stokley, was standing on one OF the
piers below Chestnut stree, be observed a
small salboat capsize opposite Ridgway
Park. He procured skif, and. Fastening
to the place, found the boat bottom up
ward, aud young man, who was the only
occupant OF the craft, hanging on the keel.
After succeeding In getting the man into
the boat the officer asked, "What is your
namel"
Buchanan"
"What 2" repeated the officer in an ex-
cited tone.
=" Buchanan" was the response.
"Is your name John Buchanan :"
cit II.
- w uflS w tou iNc
"In jersey"
"WelI, YOU are the man that we have
been dredging the river for all day. We
heard that you jumped overheard from the
ferry-boat Philadelphia, and guess the au-
th0rties on the west side OF the river are
anxiously awaiting your return"
why, have done nothing that the au-
thorities should be looking for me. never
jumped from a ferry.boat in my life" said
the ast0nisbed man.
"lrs all right" said the officer. 81
know you. You are DR.. Buchanan, who
ran the bogus college on Pine street."
81 am nothing OF the kind" spoke up
the man. am machinist, and live with
my family on Linden street above Fourth,
Camden"
A further explanation convinced the Of
tcer that he was mistaken, aud he allowed
the young man to depart.
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WESTMORELAND.

MEETING OF THE observation-disclosures
VOTERS OF COPLE Observation-Disclosures
ELECTED TO THE TAPPAHANNOCK con-
yENTION-GENERAL BEALE ENDORsED-FRA-
TERNAL RESOLUTIONS ADDRESSED TO THE
READJUSTERS.
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The following appointment Is an-
nounced by the State Conservative Execu'
tive Committee:
John b. Donovan, OF Mathews, Is APP
pointed canvaSser for the Thir;y-ninth
senatorial district.
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. FLANNELsl FLANSELs,
AT SPECIAL Low pRicys

s/ECsAL NyrsCEs.
Il FLANNELs! FLAyyELsl
AT SPECIAL Low PRICES.
BUY THEM NOW AT LAST YEARS Low
PRICES!
JULIUS MEYER son,
sos BROAD STREET.
having purchased large and fun sssopttne,, e,,,,
ia the at last years low prices, which are fv
20 per cent. below his seasons prices are enabled
to offer then at much under regular prices.
They are selling
heavy ALl-W0oL WHITE FLANNEL, 80
inches wide. ut 25c. wor h 3lc.;
A good ALL-wOOL FLANNEL At 2oc.:
Is pieces EXTRA FINE ALL.wUOL FLANyFT
at soc. worth 37c.; extra fine quality At 40, 20
and soc. worth 10 per cent more;
Special bargains 10 RID aud GRAY, PLAIN and
TwILLED FLANNELs;
CANTON FLANNEIs at special low prices.
Also, Just opened
A bandsome line OF MADRAS GINGIfAMs nav
fall style. at 12xe.;
80 pieces handsome BeOcADE DRESS GOODS
at 1890. worth 26c.:
New hpe - BLACK CAsHMEREs at especially
Iow prices;
140 pieces best SHIFTING PRINTS at exc;
New aud handsome FALL PRINTS:
20 doz IA SHETLAND SHAWLS a; 750. worth
$50:
40 dozen FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS, slightly
damaged. at 25c..
Handsome EMBROIDERED CORSET At Doe. at
JULIUS MEYER & Sons,
au ZO-eod 603 Broad sfice'.
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ne THE LARGEST STOCK
or
FiRST-CLASS LINEN GOODS
IN THIS cay II AT
auIs LEVY BROTHERS'.
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GC9@ SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN RIB
BONS In all widths and c0lors at
auls LEVY BROTHERS.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY TX.
~, EEuTED GtAs pIaPATcA yRlSTjre'
, 1880-01-03

nilor1l $40 per fnnnth towards tho support Of tho
wa,!inn. Theru 's M doubt ut her insanity. Int
C,nty,- Attorney Willctt hnl,1s thnt e,o was IN.
snt,n when the decree WAS entered, nn!l TINT
therefore thu Circuit Cnnrt ind MI ttretlfct!O.t.
hfhrcua, who i Ut, et1Krhycr Or ltthnGrnrEcr,
hnvnE Eo.Nf M1fneas, may iln!l that hH hHs mt
yet gut rt,t Of hfs wife, for Il bill Ut review will
probably hc filed.
The disposal 0f tho children, of wllnm
thcru nrt INV ni,l!t seventy, utnler tho chnrgc
uf CtNk County ut the Jefferson T.a,r- lt0nAc, ns
for at''u t!lnn rnat occup!l tic attention af tho
whose only crlnle ii tl,at they exist,
nr certainly moi ntE l1n,glt up III il 1nnt,utr
Galcnlatcl 1o tnako tacfMl citizens .nf thrn,.
Tl1ey nrts housed IN ttcrcrrvtfss buildings unit
fur httl'hn occupancy, md trc txpt!sGt to-!
tho tlcKNaing Intlltetlfc* i,t,tl nssrclnt Ions Of
runrcr tlosrtnl. In ntltliton to this. tho scll,h'l
Recommendations furnished l.ro entirely fnasie-
quite. alMt tho po0r children iltn growing M IN
fHilr.,ncp. Commissioner Clark will Monday
intrnicn In tho 1lnarl n rrsn1.itten lNAkinK
tn II settlement Ut this nmiter. inst exnctly
wi1nt Shape It will tMhn l,ns nut been xrttl.' Int
i r n1"lrssttsh tint thu pr,n*ltlon viii he +!
lnr!tu tt.'D*nls trtl1n trHnntztL ssele!tas md
hyltl1nA fnr tho enr, Of the children. Thcra IA
MI Institution III ChIcHg1t lirvntrsl tn the euro
mt. c.ltttatun IF children IN which thrae infnhts
wnll ttl M hotter attended tn ilttl cat1tl fur
thnn ut tho io,r. ffDl1sc ntA the anbl ret ta mo
which deserves thu cnrufHl consideration Of tho
tfonrf
, 1880-01-03
IRON AppRECIATING.

Tho 1ycsfcrn IRON AssecIntfon Arree
70 ,s,.c .,,e cur. i.ste e ,.ar issn
uhc.lahii Ceht-lhe neanat Oh inc Ac"
tfon 1scrrccntcti ny tho n1nn'tfact.sr-
Il1uI Y'rlcc.
sa<ti,, n,.n,,., n N. ts,,,oo, 7+.b,n..
p,rsn"a spxs I'pa1" r" @ . sh" % Wc,trr r" Az.
socnt,on hell MI important meeting this arter-
noon tho principal object being tu cus!tlcr tho
rr'nrcty Of advancing tho c'.sr rnto Oh bar ro't
frsn three ccilts tn three af,sl hasf ccnta over
sixty oc,,l mt, u,,tsl.lp manufactures wcro rep
"sen discussed ut @ some length i tho ev%nee ,. WIS
nater p" ,,,, !" taks erect on Monlay iext.
the rsfs a "ousne ,ss GSsosa tho feeling % n
that the "lv"ncc hnsl to be l,,n,lc. Tho present
pls metal, a,l the mncnso number Of orders on
has compelled tho manufacturers to make tho
a"vanee. Inoy acprceateu tho lnoscsac nee"'se
o. oil, ao os,l c'!ec.s @ ls woM .,, l'reoiy hys IT.
SUIT. up. anm IN, nrlts tna5 a.o IN weak nanc'Nl
n,uo,,ut NJ sork to get tho bcncilt Of tho rise.
md TINS tho market will sou, bu t1oolc, md
overprolurtlon an lurgo scuio viii inoyltnl,iy
'"!l'"' !!'!"1ics IN u the Pft'''hple
prices or pig Iron were answered
nr EHHtH TINT It Is DU34IlB
the t,ucst m,",,tv or ,,fu mo,. co M b,oh ns III
s"u, IL II INV st,itt III ki nd II il III -, Inon,,.
plentiful. Lnrvg a,uuks ~ pir nro 2rinr % hcii
kv .nnr,iutrrsa mi i, str,,t'r an tietirsmn; u,
h;,ji ,ltv"t.,,.it hns crn im1,,vt1yate.i iv thnn
x ltultlur irt,i l,rf,ker In tGo civ hns n W"rv
hcnyy stsck. wjiict ilc s l,ern @ CARVING f,,r !,
,"fG t", & As s,,St insKG @ nayer ~ IL. resoiIt
snn" liz m.1rrhasa II" n"t} ~ IN ,1r",t,0
r. sIS .,,linra ;,Sr +nm H. " anrt ttn,n T,t;
wjll i,nvn mi i,,1nrdintn "fYt.ct 81, ~" Tcnnr'
irm tr,tc. md. ,nomr nthnr ciorcs. Il II sn;tl.
wiiI srnI at"e r,tiis T., nnnt sill ft ria ,, ris.,,
IL ,.nT7i rnt"s wiiI i,a yr'.tts, viii lnoht H. to
wnrRnrm. us ri c,u1r4,,. thcir w1,r"s ntivn;c I'M IN
thn ai,iint. s"nt. i;,,lnr III. ni,'. tSs MI ~
slier4, viii rc,ryo stj5 n ton @ mill illc. 1s
t Gr nHa a;sy " rrS was III tgrs's c stS' =" tnt t.
tley h,i ,unti II c",ltract f',r m ,n,,s "ra ~.
thsy rn,,il ns. Will" III. 1,ann III ftr t,,, ~ ,y"a
rrr;,trr linn It hnil hrsn fnr vnnra th,v tI i,.i
aiw,,ya mi, thrir Hmst fliru""cs ato..fiv' nm,i
inv rnuI,i ,,tzr m ,nt,rc ~, ,'Io3a t, ,y Viii
fm ms,rc fiir,,ncrs fritz tf,nv iii ti1n,. w"r"
not j,isitlc4i IL tons, rs It wa uncertain i,ow
Tilt tut viii" In fnr,ncr vcora ttov ,n,.l mii III
tnr nr,II.ra ti,nv NOW mi ~ rnf',s" t,y,,nr. IL
,Is ~ H. ..U5 ,t =. ~. n, ~ iu
, 1880-01-03

ON 'C1IANGE.

Iho NOW itNlr opened OIL EhAnKe With Il very
varlal'u feeling. AT tho first 1t wis very strung,
st"n1tr,, sat K"oa., ha ea aam. ~ ~" .n" uae.
$751; .""s nv" soas tne n'o5 hcro 10
lHsy LOT tho Wheit 1hat WIS 10 DO delivered III
into nthor departments. Whc,lt u,1yuncl,l !: NJ
!. tort t,,r,, 4 tX ,s,rt< n,n,, u, .ots " ,ss.'',
hau l!fd Ap"it III eolt8 t'cr ltu pounds. 1t WIS
noon fniltd, alnwcver, thnt the deliveries nf I'LL
kl,Als III prtstllco, GxceIt t.,euta, wnrU ycry
helyy. mil ls checked tho nr4nv of buyrrs X,
ta1 .ilerll'Rs Wnra lli,ictl ltlGre4sod, ,mt tho
- Y! ta '1 i,r ~ 'tn t1 LIE; j"sM uiusa ~ LhlE5
~ ~ tuMts !"~GI tHt4s "tulHlsAnyt al'lu WhGat y
, 1880-01-03
TIE COUNTY-DUILDING.

There will he Il general call of tho q,lasi-
criminal calendar before Judge JulncBon Mott
dny.
Louis II A[atthes, recently arrested, Mt suit
ut Chnrles Epps Gu. 81. for $1033J0 scheduled
ont yesterday.
Judge IIoomis will hear this morning tho
insnsyent tuso Of Crstcn Kocster, ntld such mo-
tfons Us t1lny be nude.
Judge jameson will take Judge Tulcy's
plnco III tho Criminal Court Mon.lny. It h,s nut
yet been decided who will 7uu tho Ass0ciatc
Court nftcr to-iay.
IN the County Court yesterday Simeon G.
against i.copo Cop KloI". jShn isron.ley ' s. % BSns
sued L.. 4. Stoll & l}ro. for Sl,00o.
The County Clerk ,has figured up, so1ne
more 1t the bonls required fr9In Town Cnllurt-
sla;a; a;' ' I'tko Viow, sis7Soo W"rth,
Charles T. Brady nn!l llenry Itittmann, gro
street, ytster.lny lu,de m INSTRUMENT to Oryls
x.t4o, Asl thosr 1'ssets, consisting OF stock and
fixtures, Mt $l,E0.
Tho Jail md Jail Accounts Committee will
nent ta-tlny: at 10 II. III. tho Committee IN
Into naatters mud things ut tug Poor -lIouBo md
Asy,: Mat. icner ~ goes n"ns to nost taom
mans standpoint
tr H. 1}r' IL T. ncwns;' 'SuMrir's,,nnt ~ p tho
iIuois EASTERN Asyj,Iin fnr tia insnn1, nj ISnn.
k1ken TINT tho Asylum, Is now rent!y to recelve
t!IitcA ~ Mlninee u rttiehts, tna mo ,latiEa nt
tWcnty persnnS now III th0 Jel1fnuu Asylum
were suggested for trunsfcr,
About 81, ,0O0 worthof county orders, prluc1-
si.ctGn huyo uccn,llutr Cd in Tic hMi,sfs AZ tIcrk
ihi.tn snn ,lnfn hntk vrur nr tsvo ti,a n"r;
hTvi,iu Hvnntjv ft,rrotf,n tban, i,riD,m rim ~ m'r
sona rs.etntiv ,ys,s1 n sti,tant, for h,vnr ,otr
I'M, bit IN lin tourv il Tnytnr iui tf.;'tn ~ ~ t}
,i,iil,.r fhnrt, IL t,n ;,,scealitv F hnIn ~ ,,1
! nlt ti' n shnynH '' AeA ''o''''s ~ o"o-
| " " N'U 49, 49, ... 49, .. ---.....
| The Committee oh Towns and Town Ae-
en1iDtA net yesterday mid cleunn ltp tlo tlnckat
| thris Cells, Supervisor 1T Wheeling, rpIH,rtel
l,nt 0nu 1,tsFsn III tho rnll, wi.tlisY VIM r,,-
eulves Mtnut VI per nlt,lith from tho towf. Tie
fr',,,, .,.,"iI',n ,.s, ~ Gufts ~ Y,s r p5sas
utst"mo mn ,n%Inmna ~ " ,i , ,n.. .'.Gs'' ~ ~
n,,nt rrlriS n IL hts,.i ~ ,,r,. ~. n ~ % ~.
"iuns n.si",,, 70 ~ %1inoI !. sir ~ i ~ nc, H.
s.,, nnryi"I m in tnn,,mt for In,r ttn,o ,,nt to
'es' e"'' .'" ~ y, @'>'' Nv " ,o's ''.ie pho''
| No trials vera lnt lii either branch ut the
Crlnlnul Court yesterday. Jl.,tKu Tulgy heard
nNl ovDrrlled motions fnr now trIuls IN thu
| cuars Of Patrick Lyons, whu hut Nix years TOR
| burglary; Mfchnpl CrtIwuy, ne Ut tho ppt1Elcr
thivyts, Kry!, years; NesIlKo Kue,lo md Hurry
| !H For'Its, bl,rKlnrs; ucorKe hutherln1!d. burg
lnry, Olu ye.Ir; Jl.seph fA,xu,I, htr.oljy. tWo
| yUHrss nRa JHillns W,lrler, lurruny. N,-liuy
| thirty. prisoners Will bp sentenced, ftGr
which thu lllnsiun fur tluw irsnl iii tho easc nf
| l'rnce Albert Innas VIII lio nrHIe, nnfaru
, 1880-01-03

dhya yct-
dly evening, nnf Will bc ntscnt n week or two'
The City Collectors bonks show lhat tI'lr-
Ing December he collected 4i,i57 for licenses,
nnti q. Rtsl for sprctn1 II asessnrnts
r t,,,'' 'ie''. '''',~ ,.u
Tllc Treasurer yrstcftlay received S4T
a a" the csset"r ,s rn' tue CONTROLLER
""n $'''.. ''','' -. Wv "".e' ''ep' ''e"s'
Tho Health .Oftieer's report fur December
isss rs&e 'hns "p ss sa s' eot"e aS"s Ts s
sps3 ililsAnccs Of one kind or nnothor woru
nEatct1.
r,,,,, ,,,,t.,.. ~ t,o ,sy,tor no,,,,,,,a,.t f,r
=. 1iic IcceitA nl tIe Mnter yCpnrlincnt Ut
tyl, ~. pn " ,"1rr NIT III, IT., Wpr 1 ss
Tsm III msi - sis Hi III W. imt,,i ,vms Z, cxsss
IT tho cn|icctlutis Of Tic prcccdg yrnr, Bit tho
iiK,,rcs cu,i.i nut 10 gottcn yesterday.
,r,,a fntto,vt,r ,rora ,1,o nan, ,,,,,to,,ro.
tions Yesterday: At Nos, 7 and I. Wcst 1acktsn.
stet inarket, thr9e s,!is,k fnlyes ~ Ns; m!
~. 1t,, laisrtnr Or iGi as H!o ii:stnss " Ssa, 10
ttsl! ~ TWO si!lK onves: ~ M ~ s'Gltn Wsttr
street. ot,n SUNK M GILT: Mt M: i one a,'nk sai:
HM ~ AZ in. ecHrtl Annr tnfkeys. ~, Nt t1o ~
thr tank. '0 '' "
The {.n,u,rtttrp M Fir. n,,f1 Wntnr vrster.
,luy uxanjtt,I tho cstImntrs al Mnrshnl Siycnlo
F~y lin 1,t,s,,t r1mr ri. Tim Fli. in, rt,nn,,f
,iJ unreal to rer,,tn,,c tint ,itlo,,r tic ttem.s
In the appropriation 10 One ct gu to to p,lryase
bMt With tho necessary engines tn pE0tect
r!yer property: Ths totn M catttnntn. cxnlusyo M of
rrtprlatctl tnr !Sia: nitl the Conlnltteo thinks
that 1t IS HIST 'l"'l1t f1x'lt-
Tile t,yp snlorct ulr,l who wcro some time
Srsc,v It r. fr shnt f sK n5 a
rsr- Il ~, ThnS i nnt ~ s " kc1t Ht gnr y, ." m
nc",,nt ~ :, rosr r. sm,tu II tf,c t1.ssnitn
% i tho C"nty q % ARcnt, feaFn tht 'f }hey h,t w.r.,
Et - ~. =, % W., H. ,'Ht ~ ~ ~ .t
, 1880-01-03

Jleing obliged tn w0rk for yeArs in tlarnp ln-
cMfltlr4, my legs Dri:he contracted. at1 rsctt
Nu tnc'l yntn. My rhyalc!nl,, 1>r. I. liein, rrc-
ot.n,c,Mted tho ,Fo nf Mt. jacobs Oll. md five
suffering humanity Of thLs wonderful REMEDY.
10, ,3uSGK, Now York.
, 1880-01-03
THE CIrY-IIALL,

TheCoMMlttee on Streets and Alleys, West,
Ia called for Monday.
Commissioner Waller was reported as q
little better yesterday, but 1t IL not thought TINT