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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-26
CONTENTIONS.

nur;-l MISSIONARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
METHODIST BOOK 4GENg5-AMEEiCAN CNI-
TNiIAN A~-nDGAIIN y.
SARATOGA, y. Y, May 25.-'fhc anniversary
OF sr, ra 8al.-i as.ocit.ou fo general work oened
lIc Ia, nautu!ng With ,hc meeting OF III" Baptist
M,,lIu4iy III 30. The R'r. Dr. j. q. Il hinS"n pIcs
dent o. Bows Tnivrr-its, INA !" tr opening address
The Rcv. J. y. Nurdtcb For, isn Secretary. read
the annual report. watch 10 appears hat 10" '"ts
recent du u, inc past S3ll 500, 81 v Inch
5000 ~ were ulahl' f"r current exp ns"' tn "'
icIt D. -tG. crEIc;rs m 'he association ~" nose
tLan s.I.-sup,og'4g. having given 9S'4T9i" gSl"ra
vor, ,,r,fr 1!r ,oi.j r,r!p:e o. IN Uni were
,:n7is urxrc.s 81 ,a.! ycir J.. ng me mt prosper
nus yrlr r,rt kuo,sa Tnrf snaair' for next y'lr re
uIirr s.sol IG9 T., Ca.oA hss ov II a"n, In Asil
with 10 ia.gt. 30 ,'si-. u ra'ntIrr'I mcn ara IL
,u,arr ell wotucI u 4 80 an. Ep.opn. Trcir ar 0lv
churches urge ~ thr Iurn, With total nnher %
m,,n r. I,lr c4 .. $1,000 reports from parts OF the
n'd hong incumplr'c.
The lf moon .cs,!on adr' Ssci ny nc Rev F. H.
nv I.-n Of iAe Icuagoo M-.d' Iur.ul tn I"v. \.
y. trlup, Of Tic harr ,ii>-io', ad IN Ec' = d. fAr'
TIE iol WIZ rir r- "i g.. Uii.n w'sr r'rr''' ::
r. 'afl' Gr'r." i';a N'ir l!''I, - i' rfI YIN q;
GOV rur. 70. g. r'ti '-,'n.In; r' r'i,+ secretary,
r"'I,.>. Nt, 81. e Au.-,rru Uura1,n A,-pr.l-
u.ua. .4 90 MIA, !r.r,i". g., d,y rc. Henry l.. Kr
rrr ir,-'!.n.: -. ".,,.'m 'ri,, aud I'hr D. J. y-.
.r i.i 80. .. r. g. L. Il; ,p,a ,rg'arv ~. ~
~ o., .' ''i IN, u ~ RI
90 a.. Oi. n.r-.
>..>>..t .'.y -o.-a.Lop p. d p'r-.lo' az ;i~
!....I..i r.t She ;;rit"d.- b.. c.pu d ,,l.
.l.. i.rtf c..s. i.r h..'' r-r,l. %. E,+ You. r'-
..,.. y. .a, a!n uu.ti.ru- lcsirc'iou II Ms<.
r...I. ami i.-ut. $3.50 .c'i.a - 'o.c "'-ji IA.
d. ,h..l,f SO. r., trd ruit"l o. HT" i"" "er'.
lot,.ac tGJ y,'.. 20 p. o.. r. 4. >i-o'"''. !. =.
walton $50. 4,r.'rtea t'"h a-it NJ Chrpn"u
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DEHlSINNS-MAY %

Supr, nt (OHri- ChdmbTs-By judge Lawrrncc.--
Woikr azt NRikeI.- MOiOn granted payment Of SO
,rrI agt M0ntgonery- MOoI 10 AGATE OIdGr ~ cXamin
uti n before trial Is granted with 80 costs
Grnuimi COnrn agf Rel O confirmed and inlg
men; Ol granted 10 tho plaintiff WITH custody az chilli
DarCny Hess. See memorandum. Meyer aVi. M'yer
Wu "a hs rOmmsSiUu,r opposed In The matter 81 AudOuA
desire sr. counsel IN the matter ot the Reformed
Duru (urh uUst counsel In The matter ~ MAYER
I gll n INT ir pilsOurT bal la TluN Ehgcmln Art
Yaette the order ~ arrest In grained
will flurust7 Peck COlrr, fiivo notice U settle
unput ollie COllUr ner memorandum tOnnD' agt
SryAer- MOOu Gcirt without costs B1ltr AK Holef-
Rrinr Confirmed AMI ludgpot u divorce grn,cd With Gus
t0fy c.ild TO plantL Ayer Ggt Bre.IhiS motion Is
denied Brparfnrnt ~ Buildings nt. Tone Motion granted
In tho macr az Robbins. Notion granted Mllor hgt
Hughes granted. Levy ngt. BenY De Gtnih ngt
Johnston Nashua Manufacture Company AiShy :
agL Lennulz Loyy hBL OIenOerB In the matter
81 Iivlngsiun.- bTsnn.
Nv Julg Dononu- nlCcs agt The Itlin set.
liz issues To he submitted Ahlpgk An OK Mo.
ti particulars denied dr,endant MAY examine pantl
n the NJ liter 81 LcOn.-U GRANTED.
Igy Judge DAnielA-ApplrOn ag Appleton Order signed
CanmiDeTg fTis,riCka.-Or signed. Myers
naI. Huihmeyer-reo memorandum.
SyrcGi IrmEv Julgu Van NUrStOOlynic 81 al. elc.,
ngi schmidt al others Findings settled amendments
posed iy MI. MaltheWa allowed
By Judge Beath -Alee, etc, ng Cornell" ete-Eettled.
.SHBeTIOr COnrf--SBeoidl ItTtl-Bv .Iuuge Sprlr.-
MeNiani- a. aHt the Manhattan Mercantile Association.
ueuicd win BRnNn. RtafuOu
Defendant emitted TO Judgment before intmntsi.
Tuck aRt. Noye, Motion G'nei. CruikrhanA lis
The plaintiffs mo,iou Judgment lenio rowushrd
drrrd. King agt. MaihcV lie Hoy agt MathWsOu.-
orders settled Dodge BurtOu.Uldcr
Patterson AIT Undertaking approved. Furnehs
Bowery Oricr Of dsconnuauce McGaIh agt the May
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HOUSE OF REPREsE NATIVES.

The House met ut 10 o'clock in c0nt1nu-
alton Of Yesterdays session, and went into Committee
OF the Whole the sundry Civil Appropriation DILL the
question being on the amendment offered yesterday 10
increase the appropriation for fencing the post once
building grounds at Evansville Ind. from $4,000 TO
$25, 900. which was agreed 10. 49,, -. -, 49,.
motion TO increase the appropriation S5 tne Goass
long Discussion. Finally the amendment was ado9ted.
Mr. WARNER Dem, Ohio moved to reduce the iTeI9 M
tic Treasury Department from $4,000 to SlOO,OOV,
and Mr. C'NNON CRep I'D moved u increase u % 10
$3.50 900. The latter motion was agreed tO-Heas 90
nays. 10. 49,, =. 100000
that the bulk OF he appropriation wos required Ior e
Chicago Custom Housed the Amendments as AMENDED
The paragraph appropriatinR s1OOOOo for suitable
accommodation TOT the sor p o. con Vas Mo- that
Mr.. GARFTEID REP. Ohio) showed that The Govern
mrnt owned TGi 0U0,000O OF silver coin and $40O0OOO
Of silver billion besides gold coin ana bullion
and e argued that the necessity OF the proposed apprO
vldng desks and sta0aery for clerks authorized 10 Do
"P b. BLXC KBURN Dem XVI regarded the PROPOSE
Mr. HASKELL (Rep. Kan) minated that those si-
yer wHO now OppOs, tile appropriation were acHuS
!" WT' BIGCKBURN resented Mr. Haskelps ntmatton,
ana suggested thar that gentleman was aS reckless anu
cuItlc,s thu employment II Iahsuag' dS nc WAS
lsomp ncsl utterly reckess1n his statements OF facts
Mr HASKELL said tlat his exploits IN the way of
dcHie had nos bern cOn'mcmraitd ~ sAicaSCc Nels'
bat Gent emdu's exp OILS III the same line nah oCe
Finalh the Oint II order was Ovcrrurd
Email, WIS taken, ana the item Ior st0lhKe
o; sllyr was struck OUTLAY. 1917 yeas 6j-lm:d APP
planse on the Democratic side Ct the House.
Nr KINC; I'D NJ. Ll) moved 10 inrreHse the apnfo-
nrlliio ror the National Board of ralh from $35OOO
to $13J,OOO. and spike OF the great importance ana
Vdu..Bi. .rrvicCS ct M B"afI.
MIR cox dem, y. Y characterized The Board rs
fun-us g,uw.h an rxcfosceice 90 me ool! po'itiH
hg La nV sense III 4, ana hat hau hotllhs
IN u out *: iaTIC.nc'.
Inr,- d'srus. .un rn- sued, hut without coming e.
vorr and 1T a. tiApO~Ing OF twenty Of the hhy-twO
unres the bill. She committee rose and inc House ~
$50 look rrcrs until 100. thr evening session To ne
or the cOnsl(h IN IN ( ne = cHm1uat bli'. .
The Hons. $50 md proceeded with tie c0nsid-
{, ration 81 The StrgifbDh Dli'.
TIE amendment vAS adopted reducing the cJmpeGFa-
ti. Tor In~pcrtp n f0ow-: For Zach steam vessel nf
20 tut nader tUFlO; and for each vessel or over 70
ions ana III ,cr 100 ions, 10 80.
Al ~. her uIs"uss.Ou. without dSpOslnE OF the
bin the House. at 10 O'CuC.. adjourned.
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or ecordor sustaining demurrer Morgan agt Cockroft-
der hQnCd Sundt agt GeefOrder granted Slgert agt
Theli0r- signed Hartman AIT the Globe mutual
Life Insurance COmpaBy.rier OF substitution. Hessel'
BERGER agt Connecticut Mutual LIE Insurance Company
Order rsmOyiug United StAfea Court LOCKWOOD
agt Bfroeter OF al-OrdoI OF substitution Oefaeh an E
eimeyer ct aLUndoFtakinR approved BallWn sgt near
don Boiler ae Zaller; Cunningham ag Marin same az
same starin Kelly Neville aKt Christie; Newaan ae
Appleton McMuTay agt the Mayor eSe Carver Sgt MOI
gam Schmidt ag Schmidt Ranbtscheck agt Blank Jenes
Rate TOwnshend agt. Gray; Bowen agL Louder
bach TObin agt- Van TaS5ell. -Orders granted =,
Common Pieds-Specidt 1cTn--By Judge j. r. DAY.
Smith art Srnith-DiVoPee granted, -
Marine Court ChGmbers-BV Chef-J Justice shea.
Hubbel aet. MusSbaum DanZger AIT BRANDT Znst agt
Mason HeckeE agt. OCOunoP Feldsteln aEt bownei MO
KmeY Carpenter Peacock agt Peck Colbert agt 0az
lev Filkens Caien: Green5ward agf kadel hayes
ag MARITIME Motions granted. Cunningham agr Mcn en-
zie Porter agt Jordan TT mbe agt AaIyeson.
Denied Rodetzy aRt Lynch TORY agt the state steam
ship Company DObson agt. RakOrd Bannon agt
orders Of dseontinuance Howard ag burgess Rsed aR
aCt Baker: Atkinson Sqt Munn-OrdeTs signed.
SDecfaL TsTH.-BY ClhelJustice sheA-Johnston AT
denied with SO costs Corwn agG Rogers
The appears to have been served IN time when
6th Of motion granted without costs To
either party against the other. Reilly aRt CoaghSn-
The being Irregular tho Judgment entered thereon
irregular also and the motion 10 vacate the luugenL
plaiIrh has leave 20 amend the summons ana
Herewith and the defendant may tereupOn
raHdum Hermann RaiG-OrdeT made appointing re-
cever Marvin Scale COmpaBy aRt NyeFs two
memorandum. JOnOs SDEuhanMOton denied Win FIO
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srpRFME uEr-cHlMBRRs-LawreuCe. J.court opens a.
~ ! 3 77s 3 H. 5 1' 900 1'' 900 .O0 -''
syRA and d. Barrett ret Sns Daniels D4 SSs
q, 100 $780, 49,, 1856, 1913. TIA. es 1921 81, 49, u.s.
SPECIAL Beach Jcourt opens az 1920 g s-J La
and Fact No. 800 g49 629 SIX 5s 64s ds5 a aS2 s
55S 5a2 $7J 5G7 575 81. Gii. 40 $50, All. es 81
g ISIS S M qa Gp fs + 1852 ss f!
1886 4OI4, 1910 1851 1873 1893 1860 1861 1892 1sSS
IST l rs s ss iiS 1871 S' 49, $751; g GsI 7
PART lI-Vau Worst J.-COurt opens at 1890 n m-Case
W PANT Ant fI1-Potter J-coart opens al Nos
947s 1894 lG! d0G@ 5 lsS7 1922 ltSs 2$nS 5 19ae
SrrsSos CoraT-GpNERA. TERM Adjourned until June Is
SPECIAL TBRN-Speir, J.Court opens az I'D a. H. Caeuur
TRIAL TEaM~PAnIs l. II and 1IIAdoarned for the term
SPECIAL tkRM-J. h. DAILY J-COurt opens at II a. H.
Eoi;rrY fEsWc AdiOurped for the tern.
I mn.e On, No. i5,S@Asate agt Morrison No day
F4T Iyan Brqpt 2. Il All %g 2Ss
81 92io 39Ia 2@3o 2ll5 2239 1898 22s4 1857, 1908
IgiSE C6uar- IRlSL rSRa-PARr I-NcAdam. j.. IN Com
Pleas Cogrt Part CGr opens Pen at o ~ % 4SS
3 9a 4a57 ss eSS0 s75I. 49g7 s54 $50
j. in Part al, q she 59OercF cU Ss
f 5S 49 %Gs"s = g24a s@o7 49, ,&oS 5 o WV
Part q J.! g $751; EsT 4n ia r' 81 Gqs5
1921. tC7S. 1897. 1856. 43I l. AS J, 36sS S3+ Nall, -
JAM. T. wi9nis Fanny 4 Williams. perjury Martin Law
Ter bnraaty; John Mcmahon larceny from the person Hl
lam petit larceny Henry HaCkeman Jains K SS,,
eau ln John Dorsey James Lynch. John Mnrphy ease;
rp larceny Sc1iSacd, Ley C. Tifeth peijury Joseph
ona arceiy ttn thr person Edward Marlin PEI. @ az
cRsirr Henry cnsck Robert Collins, AdOph Ant hlreeny
Beck Thomas common thares Boiling Peter AIeutS' All
DIRE" CROW, excise
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Captain j. C. Cliff
ford Ordnance Department, relieved iron, duty AT
Rock Island Arsenal Ill., and ordered TO report In per.
son 70 tbs commanding officer OF Watorvlet Arsenal
NewYork, for duty Tho leave Of absence Oh SURGEONS
certificate Of disability granted Captain b. H. 0breth
ordnance stOFbkeepSr, United states Army has been
extended one yenr account Of Sickness The Pres
dent has committed the court maraPs sentence of dis
missal found AGAINST Ga plain George A. Armes of Com
pany L. 1Ot1 Cavalry to suspension from rank on hal
pay Tor one year and confinement 20 the limits OF the
station TO which nls company may be serving.
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PUNISHED FOR CRIMINAL RECKLE>SNEsS.

William ii. Lauer who was convicted OF
mauslaurhtcr IN the fourth degrcc III the General SEES
siuis IL % Frdny having driven gr"cers wagon over
Maurice lealy at Onc-nundr d-and-nnetecnthst. aud
Thr aye last October causing the death ~ the yctim
VIA nrrligued for sentence yesterday. Recorder
Sfth rd tha the cYitrnCc clearly Indicated cuIpabit
negligence tue part Of tnr Prisoner but a. h. 4ogc
good rcuuat al, r was only sept 10 The County JAN Tor
giXtv days ai.t uucd $500.
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IHE COURTS.

GETTING A LOAN On A STOLEN BOND.
United Statcs Commissioner Shields yesterday
issued a warrant in tie ease ~ Scah G. Cari an ac-
count of whose arrest I"r obtaining money on stolen
bombs appeared y"strrday's TRIBUNE. 1hc warrant
rlnrgc. Carl win having uttered md passed upon
Rohft SchcU on December 10 1879. IA forged bond OF
The United starr. bearing interest AZ pc: cent, or the
irud.i 1871, being No. &9.43S, for $4,000 The
wulrarf WAS srYcd on the prisoner In LudOWst jail.
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MINORITY REPORT on THE TARIFF BILL.
IGINIKAI rIitS. DI.pNTCN.l

WASHINGTON, Nay 2j.--A minority report
upon the THIN n:H, signed by Representatives Gaf"ld
.licy Cn-r,r ard Fry. hAs been presented ~ the
iInl., II recommends sHooiIu.t for tie pcwiJg
ta,iQ bl- ~. lo ION 81 senator Eaion's oil providing
jui r,ni- - rrvI>' lie iai1n tikeS ne Sr"uhu
tn.,t TIE resent hil, Whi.C - tlt c'OmpLSh sDEc
-.,,J ri h ran greater EVIL ~ destroying th9
..JIit.fli. .I.t U! the pes, ~ iurH.
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Eew-York, shall put even so humble per
son myself IN false position Sii1S 1.-Two 70 the
President Of the United States the power 10 give Jch
Davenport and asalmated pirates In politics the fgh
90 stay IN Office go - .ho
Without reaching any conclusion, Of 6:10 D. M the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
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or the 697 completed furnacrs AZ the close OF lisp
there were 3SS blast, against goo ut the clos Oh S'
and 400 our OF blast aCanst 427 nj the close ~ ISIS
or those III blast lG2 Pntiirace, l23 were ,u
nous and IO3 we're charcoal. or those cut a." nast 81
were anthracite, 70 were bituminOus, ana l6J w're
charcoal.
STEEL RAILS AND STEKL
The production Of iron ana steri rails In TINS country
since the BEGINNING OF the inufacturr ~ HessemeF
steel rails has been IS follows. in net tons:
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This is a sad commentary on DIR boosted
ctviltz luon tramp d.spOudpntlY Observed when ne
dsrnvre tlt the ham Le had taken from the 'front.' OF
a shOp was = wooden one.
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Full details o. exports Of iron and steel III 1879
VIII be found Id tain aed statement else where. They
do not vary greatly any particular from The details
OF 1878
that would be possible FOR s country ~ greatly IN
crease its exports Of iron aad steel The statistics
which We puDsh from year to year show That they arc
not increaDn TIE reason l. obvious The labor which
ia gmDoyed in this country the production ~ iron and
steel rs pail much higher wages tan paid 20 the
same CLASSES OF labor in ECrope consequently our
European competitors always make tbeSe products
cheaper than we can.
GENERAL SUMMARY OF PRODUCTION.
The appended table shows IN tons OF 1000 pounds tine
production Of all kinds Of and steel III the United
States 1872 1879 In nearly all OF the branches
of lie doestic IRON ana steel Industries when arc here
enumerated there has been increased production IN
1873 over 49, and in most OF them considerable
nerease Viewed o whole, the product of our Iron
and stees indust in 1879 the largest in the his
NJ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-26

production Of pL iron with bumDous coal ana ron
Nearly ODe-thrd Of all the charcoal pig d i'1 az
made in the United states IN 1879 was proauc,SG III
Michigan OF the total production OF sue ot no ions
that year. 35s873 toms her share was IV1o3S .OuS
Michigan only the largest producer o. eeaagn
pig iron among all the Staies but che makes no o
kind. Years ego it was supposed that me she Ee,s
which bT1Dg iron from her mines womb sII>
carcors Of mineral fuel for IN her Dlasl
thus aid Cre,tiy tie production VI Michigan pig Vn
bat the theory has NOT becn verified
BLAST FURNACES.
In the new Directory to the iron and steel worsf
the United States which issued ny rms
In Anrii lst fhe whole nun OF completed blast Iur
naees ON tne lst of March stated TO lie 69I hvnE
AN annual cnpacty 1t possible for on o. mem 10
be at work during the whole Of one year. o. e
toms or 500 900 gross tons. At the same t'Ie thG
we're IA fuIn ces In course of erection IN several
states the capacity OF which when finished wll ptnn
nbly bring ND total productive capacity OF the cG
try 10 $500 600 gross tors. OF the a. rnacts McI
were actually under >tructiOn on the LIST OF 5aIc
was III New-Jersev. 20 were IN Pennsyyaua, were IN
Virginia, ia Alabama. was in Texas "eIt ~
Tennessee were in Illinois, were IN missouri anu
was in each Of the Sta:es of Michigan, West Vrgtna anu
Colorado and was In Utah Territory. Two new vi
uaccs have iuce been commenced in OHIO ana III va
gtnia. The following figures represent the ennp.e''u
Re Thp LAST elgnt yetlIS'
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Isteei nils Iii kinqA steel rai!s. Total.

VI, way here rrnark that we regard the claim that
500 Ol0 Gross Of rails W1 be r'qrlIc ny tG rev
asa Od railroads Of the country m 1881 ara mar
American works cannot NEE, THIS rqurpHCni, as mr.
warranted by past experience aud ex'stT% pr0Dah-
Ties. It. Is I u thai IN lsl@ we rrF"Iei ap ~,
clio e Of "a yea: we ave a: over 1000 900 gross tons
strl riis ire Auperi"r wearing GuIItirS ui Whlch
rnuSt ne CON ldercd III I'M IL TIE pr,bd nc qi"iIy
Il! rail, To he required this year FOR renew 81 3sHS
tracks while the mAra' ~ new roAVH 10 T." hasht IN
1880 NOT APv IN Ry"dtN excel the average OF me
tuIec years 1870. 1871 ana 1872, wh!cl was 04No
mics Hence u j. pTOlahl- that We VII r qIIt as
many rails 1880 IN 1872 and tho+e That are re-
CURED cali NJ he made 10y American WOriE. ,
the io OyGg yanic sAOWr In net TOYS thc pe)unciuh
OF all kiuS 0t sterl the United states rom 49, 20
1879:
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iltnailons Quintet Females

LADY wishes place for q nurse whom
n n can rec mnend In he highest terms; wonld also
~ a. c:anbemad Apply at 233 Madsona ave. present en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-26

A VERY respectable Italian desires to get a
~ rton IN some mercantile house b. ,rn the business
salary 10 oj.cr. reference speak foar languaSea
Nudr,ass T.. NJ. 3O2 East iAtGst
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Highest
Lowest Price. Prlce
Price Feb, 1850. Nav -, 1886
ATHeks.

The fluctuations in the price of ConDesvte coke nave
been greater than in any OF the articles above men
Toned At the 1873 and the beginning OF 1879
tue price az the ovens was as low as 30 cents ton
Durng 1879 IL advanced by successive STAGES 70 ~ ano
In Febra " and March lass u Sill higher 10 70
ew sale being made at even - so IL has Stree fallen
10 90 so Iron adv anced N al about 100 per cent
after the revival hut has since Teceded about 20 per
cent from the highest quo al6ns. -.,,
worth S6SI ,467 During he first three month q. the
nrrsenf wear they were 90 ,541 worth $35jSOIl
In is almost needless IL that st 10 pr 4vious period
in our history or I'M OTtS OF ron ore beeu at AL
com parable Prior 10 1877 the quaHtity OF
iron ore imported recorded bat II never reached
100000 tUns III one year
DOMESTIC EXPORTA
Our export trade in and steel made no progress
In 1879 The value OF tna experts from The United
STATES TO all countes, Of domestic iron nd steel and
manufactures thereof from 1871 10 1879 vas as iOl-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-26

proDUcT or T0RGrs AND BI"oAAHlEs.
Blooms aad hiilrto FROM are made mainir IN h'
Cham raiu triC OF New York blooms irsl pig asa
scrap iron are made mainly IN PrnGTivani1 The make
OF .a,h pro uct Ia n: last seven year Is given bO"
IN net ions:
PcodVcL 1873 1874 1875 1876. 1877. 1873. 1879.
Blooms and
DIiCs 4 m -. -. -. = -, ~, NJ,
Blooms fr'ml
pK& SCRIP 90 -, %, ,. 10. nm, ~,
-4,o=E -1e4 H"u @V" 0~''''
Total 81 56l sl go ~ a. 62s a 300 OI6 G2.353
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-26

A T hanG for city and country well recon-
n rirUcl cooks waitr,sscS cnamhermads iaundre~sea
Freueh nurses walters an'l Wallets d0Z 6uaEe
.f..lt mn
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election Notices.

oPFIcR oY THE LAMAR CoAPANr NEW ogkl
No. Ies broadway, NEW lokH. May "a. 1850
At q MEETING of the DIRECTORS of the
N LAMAR INSURANCE Company os NEWYOHK.
held a their oInse this day. A. Il FisoTnINGHAA va.
the death OF Isaac X, St Jonn WIN. X MAcDIARAlD,
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-07
Correspondence Baifinore County I'nioa.
FORT BAYARD, NEW MEXICO.
foRr BArARp. NEw MExico.

Il, ~. July 20, 1850.
~ 70 sa.'"Is :-rort bayard Is situated In
M,n1s. 'hc extreme southwe.tern corner OF New
MeAico. Is distant about eighty miles from
.anos, tne nearest settlement on the Mexican IRON
uer, anu ABOUT the same distance from Apache.
On ,ne arizona ooraer. Tue Government reser-
sauon contains almost sixteen square miles. Tho
P9.. was h,r' 1sn. IN $500 It's sight being select
ca oy Col. y. IL. DAVIS, Inspector General U. ;.
army. AZ present u Is SIX company post, three
OF cavalry anu tnree OF infantry, being stationed
mere. INA, portion OF tue reservation upon which
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-07

GA- The letters Of acceptance Of Hancock and
Eagliah have been published. IIaneock's letter is
such nm one as every Republican can endorse,
with probably the exception Of very few passa-
ges. II endorses wha, has been done By the Re-
publican party in the passage Of the amendments
10 the constitution, which was rather more than
could have been expected from him. The New
York S""-DemOcraiic au,hority-says the letter
IL "as elastic rs India rubber and as sweet as
honey" Ifh Is elastic that quality will certainly
please tho Democracy. The Philadelphia Pres.
says u "is sententious, sonorous and empty" and
the N. Y. Tribune says ",he letter may be dull,
but II Is decorous, and that Is something TO be
grateful for" The letter Of English Is not 90
well received and Is regarded as an exceptionally
dull and meaningless paper. or the amendments
Gen. Hancock says: "The thirteenth, fourteenth
and hftsenth amendments TO the Constitution Of
the United States, smbodying the results Of the
war for the Union, are invioiable. IL called TO
the Presidency should deem Il my duty to re-
sist with all my power any attempt 10 impair or
evade the full force and effect Of the
which In every article. section and amendment Is
the supreme Law Of the land" As va said before
every Republican can endorse this, but how the
Democrats can do 80 afser having declared again
and again that all these measures were unconsti-
tutional Il more than we can comprehend. But
their political principles, like HancOck's letter,
are Gas elastic a. India rubber" and hence they
will find no difficulty In swallowing the dose.