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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

Letters from the People. -Comnunica ions on a't
riety Of topics OF prcsent and Gene interest ,ocs
Home ln"gcsty.--Ihe surplus Ot IhanksSFinS sI"''
in the malkets. and low u Is Csp'scd o..
knitting ana 'r'ch T.
Science ter The People.
Religious Intelligence.
Current Religious Discussion.
Queer Ideas about SHOES.
KcasOll and his Castle.
the Old-Faslioned THANKSGIVING.
Society In Calcutta.
COnse.Val ism Run Mad.
Among prominent articles Or foreign, domestic
and local news were the following:
General FOREIGN News.-Tle revolt IN Albania. mo
end OF the De Casey trial. affairs Chila ana jtpan
and other interesting suhfecfs.
The u0nal Caai.a .-tiovernment and poiiucll
news ~ Washington amt elsewhere.
aim Of CIV and Srlte.A MI account ~ the recent
proceedings aud reports OF hn sanitary Commissioner
Breaking no Lofierics.-The frustrated atfeDpis VI
police officers 20 bring pol.cYlealcrs To iusuce.
Outdoor Sp0rr.-The intercollegiate football
matches md the New York Gun Club meeting at Bergen
The Christmas Card Composition.
Raj way Interests.
Close r the Institute Far
Departure Of Minister X ,-sOn
Celebrating Jewish victory.
Bank STOCK n0f Faxed.
fne Harlem Bridge Accident.
Bold Robbery n Dayllght.
The news OF the day was thus summarized:
FORFrGN.-1he London cable dispatch to TnE
TRIBUNE announces that Parliament is 10 meet IN
January: Sir. Courtney, an advanced Liberal. al
vocdtes repression In Ireland the new Lord
FAVOR by the bar; Mr.. Booth continues
TO achieve success as Richeiiea. -= The Rev. Sr.
Enraght has been ImDr 5oned at Narw ok tor con-
timing utuallsnc practices -= In London sat
uraay 100 bales were sold 40 rhe wool sales ==
There De- a general revolt ia A iDanla against the
Turks. -= General De CIssey's assailants navo
been adjudged guilty of libel and fined.
DOMEsTlC.-SlXty men were buried under n snow
slide IN CoOTa 10 Thursday: ono man was kllle ..
- The report OF the president of the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad was made DnDnc.
- Isaac 81. PAR " Son. gram dealers
Of Baltimore suspended paymrnt sIrlr-
uay. == Controller Knox delivered al
dress IN Boston on the National Banking sys-
tenn. -= The ANIMAL reDOrf Of the Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia shows that during The
lasr fiscal year the receipts exceeded the tx
penses by over $500. 900. -- Three per
at x. Charlotte. Men, Saturday. = Four rail
road ace den's occurred near Buffalo, y. r. -eyeral
men were killed md others were fatally injured.
CITY AID SUBURBAN.-Juuge Wauacgs accession
90 the matter of tine taxation Of Oh" National Tx
chang Bank was filed Saturday. -= Mr. Aobey
decided nor 10 produce the Passion Play. == The
state Board OF Health met Saturday. 60 lhe
pu ice made additional arrests Tor ylOatOns
Of The lottery laws -- An insane man was shot
bv a policeman ~ J-lsns CITY. -=- Minister * IS
son sailed FOR Europe @= The American institute
Far closed. -= retired business man shot hat
self IN Brooklyn.
Copies of the paper may still be had al the office OF
TIE TMBCSH OF by mail. Price 8 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

Elections the good intentions NJ former ncunpen
that important Office venture 10 suggest tnaI tneIo
afapportunity 70 give the tools 10 nlp "uo
can them" aud who will not be likely 10 inuuRe ~
the eccentric III considered experiments so hau
the ambitious prentice hand. 20 glitter az uis
Ornamented figure mead, or To take Things easy ~
smiling apqthec content leaving the machinery OF me
service either itself or 10 De deranged ahu lhIuM
out OF gear by the tinkerng hands OF concerted anu
meddlesOmc inexpercnce - -, .,
In making this suggestion. feel az easI sure vi NV
sympathy of my Official brethren thr0uS19ut llo c1uh
rulings, opinions. resclnded amended mod'usu I i
generally confused and perpexing regu IONS ."i nm
stOrn-toss,d mariners strange waters WITHOUT cO
pass aud would hail the presence 20 the Iem VI SUI"
man a. Mr. James the guarantee ana pfecu'o ".
plain SAILING In the direction OF consistency clncIrncy
90 ,,r,'',-os-- -, ,,,,,r..i ,0,Irs AVON.
-. " l.. Nov. 10. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

The pretty fash OF wearing a. cse' niG' color
ard material d riEg from t.ir tII cont uts u"
be pOpu charming contrast - s,On 80 "a OAK" IT.
dan red plush basque VIII -iiT f-Gra' avn.
jackets Of rIch plain material are preferred I'd
those male 81 btDcadc rho contrast WIN iit kI -
thus more defined. Ol-ia-hirued red pn'n. sHtlh VT
silk skirts. bv grauiulnthtIs' are
extensively revived ana Oi these strv as GN aux
iMrY 70 several poiOuIisr- ant idrSets, rslrrlhHy
should there always ur one Of nl1cs SATIN ana one 0i
Drown. handkerchief costumes are now made Oh HtiN1
wool materials. The centre OF the handle chit ni.
for instance. dark blue olive ground, with hrll
amt contrasting border Tie skirt ~ am. having
deep XII ting with The border for the edge Me>-TH At
Brothers. Nine. DcmOresi. ana G. G.. Guhthers SONS
viii uieAae ncrnnf lnnnks Tor Irtrm-lnm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
AID FOR LIFE-SIgING STATIONS.

The Womens National Relief Association
will open its office this morning at
the Amory Of the DID, Regiment in Fourteen hist.
Hiss Alice Sludford secretary Of the Association.
Viii be there daily from 10 a. m. to p. m. to
answer inquiries, aud receive contributions Of
money goods. or clothing for the proper provision
of The ut--.avng stations for care of persons res
cued from sAipwrecl C"nsifrraDe gifts have
already been received ana IN a few days viii Do
properly acknowledged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
JDeclIl NJIIce5
American bible -ociei,

American Bible society.
vcliQa MlennIa Celebration ~ tins society
viii 90 held Academy Of Music. NevTOr Thurs.
day. Decemuer ? at m An orator. on John MySlhs
and other guished gentlemen VII participate
Tickets OF adm may obtained without charge at
salesoom the Bible House. Aston place
Henry s. Daniels VI. d. I4l Lexlngtonave near 2sthss
Hours. 20 anu , ID T.
Az entl0n % gentlemen.
Byaus"A b Life BaIsam.
Ratica Vegetable Compound 81 rsaparla DOCK 'Fual
acur &c Of blood. Liver Kid eyA with
thr hr.e wears quo 10 est aud cures
80 by druggists and IL fAFir, $40 "raudsI Ne" Or.
%. Ns.ce
The foreign als lor the week ending 'AfN "a T. Decen
Der l. at shis Ohice on TUESDAY. ~ IL
m or 4ropr. Il u asnip Nevada lIeenstosHs
WEDNESDAY, Al II m, tor kurOpe bN steamship Algeria.
via Queenstown corrss must ne specially
IL IN. France direct Df steamship
Vile de Narcotics VIA havrc; On lib N'DAi AZ II
for tie many trtnce. &c 0F steamship >heaa VS.
Bnaln ouunent mus. specially adnres,sil and
Al for Europe steamship Batc. ia Oiosnsiown
CIV of Brr wa Queenstown espondsnce r Germany
scotland must De specially addressed An al $50 A. m
ar CT ~ asoanshlp a'ls a. va ttasNoN ana
i:t m Tor Beieu "a ec. of r'rahsnlp nHNhi ma va
Antwerp m. FOR Europe DY steamship oder
southampton auu 81 suon hr malls Tor Denmark
NOrNaN arr uspatchol p itsoHIs ana Bremen steam
an The mails Tor Belize aud Bay lrauds New.
oVombrt - The mans for Asplnwa ami south Pa
,lHr November 3d. The malls q
e.yr Now-YorK December AID - rhe mais Newfnund
aIr Pierre Miqudon leave NeW-i December 3.
The mails l1r Porto b,o eye Now York December rhe
INA mails Tor Ausl ala HC Frlhcio December IS
mos. O.. a h--, 'J,suttt.
Posi- Ota,e Nr~-YorN. NovomDcr2z '-h
Prvnte piial thf meat OF Diseases shs
M ,e an ana .orsf Woman ana ier 0.a-ase,s aud \.
ter..s Apply ID. re.ldcuc., 20 Jti-lyo Olco
hours 30 10 a. M, = " AID s. 10 I'D >. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
PUNISH THE WHOLE GANG.
rr-..Y Tn. lFbUu4t Journal Zen .

Evidence Is accumulaung. and II rs so direct
md tIA thai 20 caves OH hitr duuat IN the
NM ~ any urar-4a person Ihat ms Money rtjer
not olllY a qut UD JOB" bur & was IN. up Win tire
knoW edge of tle rc>pous lole managers of the Demo-
cratic marty Its appearance timed 90 l.s work
a; The right places Tie right moment II would have
been impossible have used II with the skill IL was
u,d upon tue sour of the moment. TIE whole Tng had
been carefully tGOu-ht OUT OT the cOnsprtOrs before
the forgery was published Just a. W trust me who'll"
ruth viii brru sht out ny the officers tue law, 80
Thar the hole gang scOundres VINO participated il
the shall dragged into tne 2At aLd duIy pun
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
q,,,,o,,g,o mr. TN afrf Dt u1l~,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. 1 a. m.-The bar
omeer has risen decidedly aud is highest the North
vest aud lowest IN The Upper Lake region The ten
peralure has "a ZEN in the Northwest else where II mas
rsen The winds ID the Northwest have Yeered TO
norihweserly and IN the Lake region 10 W. steriy.
Cloudy weather with rain snow, s reported rom the
Nest Gulf slates and al districts east OF me dissspp
Eepors are GENERALLY missing from the Northwest and
Upper Lake
Indications.
Por New England falling followed by Stationary or
rsng barometer nortderiy shifting 70 westerly Wlnds
stationary or hlxler temperature. partly CLOUDY OF
Cloudy weather, with RAIN snow. ,
For The Middle Atlantic states stationary OF blgner
parometer wn1. shifting north or W 81, rising IOI-
lowed stationary over temperature, partly CLOUDY
o. cloudy weather, WITH ram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
rL.JlMG. FOR POSTMASTER GENERAL.

l. j Ii)ft IlN Vi % i-ll ~ l. ia. LIE
DEsmABLrY or HAVING a PRACTICAL AID TX
p RiFsc. POSTMASTER Al THE HEAD oF HE
POSTAL -tAVlCE.
10 a., EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII You permit country postmaster
10 add word ID iAc l1y expressions O.. pubic opinion
winch have appeared 10 tuc press throughout our arc
land believe ~ other Sat,-l 1s 10 thr eminent pro-
pri.tv of appointing Mr. Thomas L. james. now Post
master 10 Ncwlors. the successor OF tue present
Po.iuia,trrO ienrrIl lam not moved TO tnis ny any
confederation of persona. trIend-llp-not having he
ponor oi Nj J4m~-'s acquiu rancc-nor oy any spcci
sense ~ the desiiamuy political mportlnc" Of nav
. a representative from TINS state u PreHidont Gar
fields CAB net: uui Influenced solely by convict ON
Che result OF maly years Of experience 10 the postal
srrycej mat 10 nigh time the Post once Department
should have a- it, Official head one VINO ma. Practical
,ouainance with the details Of s business. WHO uu
der.tauds tts needs. and competent Co suggest iu-
rov.uruta correct abuses and secure mere ftrd en-
a au.y IA the postal through ui the country
f. b. oug tune the Department uI- rnIuN cd thc
Injury Of "a chief possessing tut-c quA.nhlouai auu
Without INDUCING Odl0us comparisons. or CASING ie-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
STjgBLD BY L rLITMIrE.

Gcht. growing ont Of quarrel over some triiline
matter occurred last night between SIMON schwartz
.,,,. f,,,rtsen of No. $50 DELANEY ST. and Simon
1S iT', ,,, sixteen of so. - Avenu.-C. Young
1,,y,rz 7-abbed hls adversary IN ne side. ndct-
,n-- " ser.u, wound. RnElcr was attended by "a
anrgern and was taken home. schwartz escaped
arresr Last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
FiGURNf oCT TIE Pr FITS.

||-'T-T
When the south was not solid Tie National
Democracy carried Now olE New-Jrr.eY, Conn, ',-rut
AMI Indiana. lu I-eJ he Democracy -alu. Ford IA.
nectcut and Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

Sooner or later, a neglected cold will develop
cons ant cough, shorJe-- o. brefth failing strength
and wasting OF I, sh. al symptOmatc 81 some .erOus
lunZ u ctiun, WIirI may De- avoided or pai4teu ~
uslng ~ dine Dr. Jaync,s ExprclOrlnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
oRIBIYr LOCAL OBsERvArIOVs

ii rari.-i0n. II ~ -
ncA III d une of -
ptceEs
FeDfesels
~ ther1o eer Hlan1i
fh4ilaLcy Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. 20, ! a. m.-The movement OF
The barometer yesterday downward Cloudy weather
VII rain during The second and third quarters. The
Temperature ranged between $50 aud 34' he average
tJl being ia lower than the corresponding DAY
esl year, and pig higher tnan on Saturday -.
C0acy or party cloudy weather, vi Occaslohal LEuJ
rams possibly followed JY colder and ciedrinS weather
nay pc exprclel IN ms cltY and VICINITY tO-dny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


DE- BEVOIsE-H )wE-At Mount Vernon. y. Y. November
~. 1880 the Re-. Il. L. -cudder ID. d. re p. "a
rvO'sc 20 Tlllc ". daughter OF William Howe, al Of
Vernon
PIE, E-~HELOON-On Tuesday. November %. at
Grace Church BrOOGlyn Heights by the Rev Dr. vy.
William IS. prentice To Ella c.. daughter Of William
{. sheldon, esq, AL OF Brooklyn
/ notices of darr.ags5 mI5t be mt)r35I 9th faH
name ana dlqreSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
UNGRACIOUs BUT SENSIBLE AT THANKSGIVING
TIME.
From The Neio- York Express.

James 4. Garfield and Chester 4 Arthur
Will be the next President ana Vice President
n tie Urited states should they 1--we until
harch L. 1851. No Democrat IN The United -atrs has
a disposition 10 20 behind the returns or
lie several States, and throw out votes
enough on any pretext whatever, 10 re
verse Their result. We do not propose 20
REAL ate On III. Repub this year for their high
handed 10 1867 The DemOcracy rel thor faces
Ike hnf against the Republican method OF counting IN
eaudIdate the peODe have defeaIel ~ he polls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
MAKE The FAIR NATIONAL PROJECT.

MAKE The FAIR 4 NATIONAL PROJECT.
To me EdttOr " The Fri6HHe.
SIR: There is no doubt that IN lnterna-
tonal Exhibition a scale worthy 81 Ito predrccss rs
or own display at Philadelphia ana those IN other
countre,-yould be Il great benefit. Il would make our
people OF all classes acquainted with contemporary
progress IN The branches OK art and MINISTRY
ana ii would like draw The attention or the
world G., American products Of every description ana
thus AID in the great Of developing market or
them auroJd or objects hat come directly home 70 US
these seem to be the legitimate ones calling for
such an Exposition, while undoubtedly the presence %
motives ~ lower more circumscribed order vii.
only tend To Dcltte enterprise and preclude its
success may vrry properly be asked: l. this pres
cnt Exhbi Ion project started on broad enough Ds@Is
chamuoued by OF -uffcient standing. or taken up
nv the people ct largo with ,ufcicnt spirit 10
tnat we shall haze Far and not Illuminating failure
The present determination In regard 10 tie SIZE Of the
Exhibition seems 10 betray the caure u The men con-
ccrnrd in the undertaking. They evidently want Fair
chiefly because It III would be a good thing Tor NV
YORK." which exp ains that peculiar I@ptaohity which
hey see in Central P1rS over Hil other proposed -te
The Far would \ good n.ng for lie city, and there
fore New-York must have 70 al % herself. even II
into this Noah's ARK OF Manhattan Island.
m t,tr,,r ria maker ana rae .ndl EEK kcr can
nos afford . pos,uic customer PASSING them ~.
ana rather that sI1ud take place. - might ne ~
he sire e- wncr', they Voult d. mo.sh me PARK
ana even rou-enr To have half a Far rather than
non. This feeling ia enough tu XII any pro CT or such
d ciia-ac.rr. i Fair worth tIr nam would ne 81 I'M
mons. unurrtaxIu AMI tO Dc successful 10 must De ca
nod ol. ina iu-g- spitIt. Bat Dr. uttic motives push
tnet-,v mt proper piece Of DIX one- We s"%l
nuye n anylhme f,iure worse nan no fair 20 a..
The lining Must bc TAX mp bv the Nation, dnd by men
WORTHY o. represent h. Ntuon-men whose mcs 'rc
a guarantee not only or influence but OF executYr
nilstv We must let tne world <rt mat ihe credit A.d
urir of tur American people are involved IA thc an
dcrta.ing; tueu, % j. We KnuNn th1t ne American
Nation n. NOT like Doe beat DID, ANY iluE % taxes ln
aud ID. her prou.r Nl nave cOund nc 100 grrIt sue
cess. rhru m-At have tnc PRINCE oi Na-rs' ~ lH
= .r- 81 rriutendins English Department. Ehgland
TAXING tle ting uP anJ every other macon lenIlns
,y l.,uv hand Bur al urc.taf not the ~ trdnter
even l our own people eXccp a rev interested par
rc- Oh, IuA1 go 40 "f To p1l tA'I ''uul
r "a ~. .yne b DO tIat cuaga,tcrsfic fashion which
"m4sr- uiuz- 60 'ohhoN 'h'0E
Ncir IprE NDv. 3D. l7rO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

Street row FIRST gamn ~ u yer mouth
- ,,r',e.v second g4Hlu: 90 y I'll hHFc % hiS 40
,an, h. First sAmla: Oh. III steam snoVe."-
lHnrtun Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
NO ERRING BROTHERS WANTED.


We are DISPOSED TO be fair and even gener-
ous m rle treatment # political opponent. etner IN
lie Norm Gr South. But while there Is peIB OF ma
terra IN the R,uub lean party supply the Government
win officials o1 uncxcpuonablc character and ability,
n seems 10 us that he made avdiblbe by Rcpu
lcan ad Illustrations. Nothing can De- eHD,cle. OF the
present Congress way promoting good Civil Service
me rtght direction. But first ecding Democratic
congress- having q Democratic Presldenf 20 back Il,
w,ud assurpdlv repeal modify any existing Law ON
fhe subject such way To make ci AN weep of
All Ren1lb leans flee and the filing OF ,4er places
nv u mOcr8ts possible In snort. DO not see how
any ordinary enactment be OK peruane4 service IN
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
LITEST SHIPPING NEWS.



str ALGERIA Br. en-. Liverpool Nov l3 and Queenstown
IA with md,e pAssen Vernon 4 Brown & co.
Nevada tBrI Jones. Liverpool Nov - dnd lIccnS
L. Indse myers go Williams ~ TGiOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
No LEr.rP IN 80 FoReERY INvE.rIaArIoN.


Very few persons banker AFTER ante-clcctiOn
excItrlnents. but would be difficult 10 nd INV body
VINO desires 70 tOr2et the audaclOus crn nafy OF the
M0rey forgery. The memory OF this crime should be
kept ever fresh the pubic mlnd ana rhc motto
. Hunt The rascal down 9" should be reiterated until al!
persons wIlluly responsible for The gasculI pun
Isned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
Henry 4. Daniels VI. d.. IA Leungton-ave. 18th
Hours. 20 ! and ID Z.


Radical Vegetable com pound 81 rsaparlla Dock Guai
scum For Diseases OF Blood. Liver ana Kid ieyA VIII
thr puD est and over OrOun GkEA cures
by druggists and IL iAFi' I4o praudst New OrA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-02
GORDON.


correspondence of the Herald.
GORDON, Oct. l, lSSO.
A few days ago fellow called "Chesp
john" got on the outside of enough of
Shsunepy's whisky TO make him belligerent,
and he did not have to look around much to
find some one else similarly situated, and at
it they went, regular dog fashion. heap
john came out of the engagement minus his
ears and two or three mouthfuls from other
parts of his body the other fellow being
better bitter, had only lost one finger, when
the Judges called time. But this is u small
matter to what happened last nigirs:-A
railroad laborer, lsboring under the influence
of the aforesaid whisky made himself very
troublesome around restaurant, whereupon
the hash vender struck him blow with the
fist under the ear, which dislocated his neck,
causing death. The hash man skipped to the
hills, and up to train time had not returned.
Gordon 10 not only the front of the rail-
road, but is foremost in all kinds of dsvilment
and in the full sense Of the term, "red-hot"
town. The trouble is, there is no water here,
snd people are obliged to drink something.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-02

know that strong feeling outside of the d.
rectory exists in favor Of this connection, and
its advantages to both cities have been dilated
upon at length by shrevd, far-seeing business
men here, who have discussed the matter
with your correspondent. The matter will
be probed further and the results will be
given you at the earliest, practical moment.
Much more of interest could be said of this
matter, but in consequence of the restricted
space it has to be omitted.--The fire on
the British steamer Eushembrest, was dis.
covered by the cook, Only two bales of cot
ton were materially damaged. The cause of
the Dire is not known. The cargo in that
part of the hold is being broken out and
thoroughly examined for further traces of
tlre. The cause of the blaze is mystery.--
The landing Of the German
emigrants to-day was completed.
They are a superior class and will be
valuable addition TO the state. All the Ger
man boarding houses are crowded with them.
The major portion will leave for various por.
tons of the interior on the trains in the
morning.-The strike of the street car
drivers was anticipated. The wsges they
have hitherto been receiving have been mad
equate for the service rendered, or sufficient
70 support them. Rent and the price of
living has materially advanced in the past
three months, while efforts have been made
to scale the price of labor down. Whether
the demand will be acceded to could not be
sscertained in consequence of the lateness of
the hour at which the strike occurred. If it
IS not no cars will be run tomorrow, as the
drivers are determined to hold out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-02
Ba,timOre's Centennial.

Baltimore, Oct. 1.-The details for the
celebration Of the centennial of Bslti-
more are nearly completed, and it promises
to be one of the most elaborate displays
ever presented in this country. The decora'
ton of the city will be general, the entire
population having joined in the effort to
make it grand success. In the pro-
cessiop almost every branch Of
industry will be represented. Arrangements
have been made with all the railroads lead
ing into Baltimore for the reduction of fare
during tho celebration. Tickets will b. good
from the 10Th to the Goth instant. The COM
mittee on public comfort who will give in
formation to visitors during the celebration,
have established their Office at the northeast
corner OF Baltimore and North streets, oppo-
site the Sun building.