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WASHINGTON NOTES..

Mr. Burchard Director of tho Mint, estimates that the
coinage OF silver the pas year amounts to S25,0o0Co0
and the production TO .f3S,OO0,0U0.
The Supreme C0lrt OF the United states will convene
for the October term, 1850, Tomorrow. The nun
Der OF upon the docket to-day Is 90l The Mormon
land cases Will be considered promptly.
Tuesday vas the last day upon winch Minister Isaac p
Chrstiancy could have filed answer IN his wifes
cross-0i divorce He did not do so, aud Mrs Chris
tancy's cOunec viii move FOR a pro con'eSsO.
4 few years ago n collision occurred Norfolk
Va between the tusbOat Lumberman ana tie steamship
Isaac Bell resulting the loss of ten lives The pilot
OF the LumbcTman was examined D. SUI on recently
and was tounn T. be color blind.
The Post Office Department has issued order stop
ping the delivery REGISTERED letters postal money
orders addrs sseI to r. j. Kosboih Of Is Br)adst w
York CITY, vino Is ed doing business under his
own name and that OF the alias OI The Mutual Stock
Company. No. AID -
The National Board OF Health is informed that the
State BJad of South Carolina recently passed series
o. resolutions severely censurng the NatOu1 Board for
making pubic tac fact that there 1000 cases ~
dcngue fever in the Cry OF Cnar lesion and claiming mat
the publication cause great ihjurj to the commercial
as well as other Interests II that cry.
The second annual exhibition of the National Fair,
Association nau .urated TUESDAY by procession
Illustrating the industrial interests OF the district The
DISPLAY was highly crcditable 81 the streets t rough
winch the procession moved were dens"ly tnrougea
A. furcrOunds the exhibition was formally opened
by an Grafton by the Hon. j. 5. Z. Blackburn
General Walker, Super nte ndcnt OF the Census has
submitted pOr to the Secretary Of the Interior, in
when he says that the investigation conducted
by Special Agent Glnact into tie alleged frauds
June shows that the Of 1870 very detective
and that the made in June last correct
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WESTERN UNION AGAIN DEPLETED.

A DECISION THAT ENABLES HE AMERICAN UNION
10 COMPLETE A DIRECT LINE To ST. LOUIS
ALONG The ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 9.-Judge Smith, OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Hamilton County, rendered
decision to-day in the suit of the Western Union Tee
graph Company against the Baltimore and OHIO Tcle-
griph Conn any AMI the Cinciuna. Indianapolis. St.
Louis aud Chicago Railroad Company, relating to the
question Of Exclusive right Of way for telegraph lines
over the ralfoal last named between Cincinnati and
North Vernon, Indiana.
An Injunction had previously been granted in favor OF
the Western Union Company which prevented the Bati
more and OHIO Telegraph Company from completing lis
new line from Cincinnati to Louisville and st. LOUIS III
connection with The American Union Telegraph Com
pany's system TIE Judge holds the Western Union
contract void and not binding upon the railroad com
pauy Tbs decision Will enable the American Union
TELEGRAPH Company to open Office at Louisville ana
complete its direct line TO 81. LOUIS over the OO
Mississippi Railroad. All Of the above work is now
finished but ii teen miles, which VIII now be pushed
through within Il few days.
Fvery many suits referring 10 rights Of way
In which the American Union Company has been inter-
esic have tlus Ear been decided ayOrahly to that COM
pany ana adversely to The western Union Company
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TIE COTTON INTERESTS.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-The Cotton Exchange
reports movement of 462.52l bales Tor September,
increase OF 900 over the corresponding month OF
1879 The overland shipments t. mills were 1909 n
falling off OF 10000 The total amount taken by North
ern spinncrs $4,000 which is 10000 less than In Sep
TENDER, 1879.
In Louisiana. wet weather was reported The damage
to the cotton crop Is 81 per cent, there being
short top crop Twenty-Five per cent OF the crop Is
,cked The estimated OF yield il 80 per cent
In Mississippi the weather very wet, aud the top
crop has been generally shed from inccssant rams
Tweniy-sx per OF the crop picked. Tne average
weld will be 81 per less than III September 1879.
In Arkansas the injury to the crop
viii average 80 per cent about 10 per cent having been
picked The Yield will probably be SO per cent less
than IN September, 1873.
MOBILE Ala Oct. 9.-The Exchange reports wet
weather September. there being an estimated dam
40 of 25 per cent About 40 per cent of The crop -
nIcked and the yield Will show loss OF Is per cent
from ApDieiubeg 1879.
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into its place, while he proclaimed it to be "level

into its place while he proclaimed it to be level
square and plumb. true, trusty and well laid"
Corn, the symbol of plenty; wine OF JOY and glad
ness and oil. of peace were then poured upon the
stone. and the Grand Master INVOKED the blessing
OF Heaven. Afterward Lieutenant Commnnder
Goeringe was presented to the Grand MARSHAL a. as
tho architect. Proclamation WAS then made ~ tue
north. south. east and west. and ans yered iron
hundreds of throats So motel be-, while the as
sembled Masons soiemnly clapped their hands
The effect of the ceremony was somewhat ih-
terfored with by shouts Of Get down IN front. gen
tlemen,"" AXE oil your hnts" Don't You see you're
in the way OF the photographer" Please stand
aside that went M from officers and members OF
the dusty. sweltering throng.
ADDRESS OF TIKI GaAyD MASTER.
Grand Master jesse B. Anthony delivered the
Grafton. He spoke r. length OF the pyramids ana
obeisks OF Egypt AID the supposed mysterious sig
niicance Of their construction, and OF their con-
ncction wi'h Masonry. pointing out the difference
between Masonry OF that day aud OF THIS he closed
as follows:
The ancient workman did not build for age but for
eternity. So with us. brsthren; may not consider
that efforts amount 10 much OF themselves, Dnt
or lesser degree contribute to the aggregate Whole
Let he endaavor lay the foundaton OF
It be such will bear the application OF
the plumb. square and level; , let MS COZ
character which above Ieproach IN the signt OF Him
who ruleth all things And when finally we have com
and symmetry achieved something which is for tie
welfare ana advancement of the human race; then IN
memory initiate your example pont 10 your deeds ana
draw inspiration from your life as one worthy OF their
veneratiOn. Such a monument Will be more enduring
than that Of stone, and the chisele1 record long
aitrr the fracings upon the stone shall nave
become obterated, will stand ont in Its origl
nal sharpness, telling OF grand enicrprls :
aud noble works which are the real monuments Of
u successful life MS therefore, LABOR faithfully In
the present looking forward TO the reward promised 10
him VINO performs his whole duty and the past present
pDd future OF each and every one will entLe MN 10
the sautatlon: "Well done good and iMthiul
servant. "
The Rev. J. Bradford Cleaver then pronounced
the benediction. The Communicates dispersed and
the District Deputy Grand Masters dismissed the
lodges under their charge.
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10 Republican Clubs

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
TIE SEW H1ET ~ M has "a. S o@ n s % q
"n''n ',s" S. TSs iias& ~. y, ..-, =,
and financial dronor which has been nacs
3 cent, S. per hap red; sis per tioasaad'
NO. !. The Finance Primer. .
pre,en,aLon The English language o financial
topics '''' No. 50 The C a Trasedy '''''
~ Ms mob ' P PPs her T'1 = nsi
No.GJ. The Life OF Garfield.
Containing sketch % his u 1851 Reprinted with.
change from Mr. Whilesw Reds Ohio IN the war;
General Chester \ Arthur Letters OF Aeeeptlnce car.
feeds spsecae. 10 pages Pncs cents 3 per handFoi
30 90. The Two Parties.
Hay Cleveland ohio July 81 1880. Price cents; 81
'"nu''u' = No. I 81 Ian to tas Chief
Contains graphic accounts Of The Of general Car
som all parts o. he country 10 - pr
No. Cs. BrIgndier. Uppermosi. ,.
4 Rebet Ruled Cong ess-NO 'hdnc5 Tor mon s)hb3rs
Fac smile OF the eter winch consIesmgn Bonhooer pro
Brgaiers and the Tne Coni-deaies IN Congross
Counted and Named Price cen,s 81 per hundreds per
no. 60. Can the Nor,b Afford IL.
the Government b. sold south fr compsn, son flr
Gsi9 Sss S s ' aS a. af: G NO a
Thing every ought TO read rfce cents 50 per nun
D'''' No. II. Protected Industry.
The Republican Tariff tue Balwrk II National Prosperity.
from tie manufacturing centre Of NewJersey with eN
S' by T m in the House u Pnce eeSs
81 per hundred tI2 p thoa3and ,..
The admirable kec9rl 81 Twenty Years KpuDhcan Rne
ConTased with the Preenslons Of the Denocr9ey Veg
Eyarts Secretary of STATE at Cooper institute sepI 20.
Price cents s2perhundrei; SO DcrtLoqssnd
orders Tor Of the above promptly hed Cash must ac-
company - ''1'''' ~ THE TRIegyg:,
Ne|.fotx
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AYERS-In Owego N Tuesday ), 1880. Henry
in the Slst year OF his age.
HARBEEGF .t->u lcnly. his home in Plaiudeld y.
saturday. october o John harbegef in the 63d
OF his age.
Of funeral hereafter.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
ElDD-At Railway. Y. j.. saturday morning. October q
Maria dagGer OF W J.. Kidd, IN The flth year OF her
a her late residence Railway, at 2:3O
on Monday III INST.
Carriages viii DO in waiting depot OF the
O'Clock New York by Pennsylvania Railroad foot
Of riahdt ami DesbI05Ses-sts.
Interment AZ Greenwood.
KLAUBERG-On Friday. october g. Carl Klauberg. in the
10Th year Of his
Relatives friends requested attend tho funeral
services his late residence. No l3o West 36thst,
Monasy October IL, at O'Clock
German Mon Lodge No 81 r. and A. NJ. respectfully
invited.
NICHoLS-A Nyack october 8, sarah Mahison. wife of
Ferdinand l. Nichols.
Funeral IRON her sunday, 10th inst At
Tram from Newly ork wa Northern Railroad Of Jersey
atg2. IN.
sMITH-On Friday morning. October 8. Reginald H. Smith.
relatives and friends respectfully
funeral at Bartholomew Church. list and Madison
ave. Monday, october IL, at 10 a. IN.
STOCKBEIDGE-On SATURDAY. october g. Amanda Eliza
beth, wife Of Joseph Stockbrdge.
Notice Of funera hereafter.
WHITE-In New-Haven. Conn, october Z, 1880 Henry
White, In tbs 18Th year OF his age.
FBneral Monday, October IL at O'Clock from bis
late residence 25e Churcist. New-HayeD
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MEN WHO WANT NO CHANGE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Bids have been re-
ceved for pate glass in the United States Court House
in Austin, TeIas. There five bidders for glass OF
American manufacture, the lowest being Sl,59S 10,
made By the DePauws of Indiana the Democratic DuSl-
ness men who have recently announced their determine
ton to vote for Garfield Arthur Notwith standing
the duties, wever of the foreign bidders names
lower figure, namely 81 1913 a. with duties remit
ted 81 OG2 &C. From THIS 1t is to under
stand Messrs DPPauw's motives for opposing change
al least In tie direction proposed by the tariff plank in
the Democratic platform Even slight reduction OF
the tariff plate glass would probably put an end to
its manufacture III the United States
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PUyERAL or PROFESSOR PIERCE.

BosroN, Oct 9.-The funeral of Professor
Hepiapin Pelrce late Professor OF Mathematics and
Astronomy AZ Harvard College, took place this after
noon at Appleton Chapel in the college yard. The ad-
dress was made by the Rev. Dr. James Freeman Clarke
IN. following persons acted pal-bearers: President
MI, Canaan Patterson, OF Warrington Professor j.
svlvester. of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
predecessor lowering OF Cambridge; eS-Prrs.dent HI OF
ipny,iond: DR. o. W. Holnes, OF Boston Dr. hOfrill
, Di Cambridrc; and DR.. IngeTso Bovdilch, Of
pos1nn Among those present were Ralph Walio Liner
o,, W.yor Prince, the Rev. DR.. Philips Brdoks' ana
so,, Eyerett Hale L. y. Tobey. Henry " L0ngiel-
,, and Jadsa ". Bacon OF the Superior Court
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THE CENSUS DISPUTES.
AN APPEAL FROM 81. LovIs-THg SOUTH CAROLINA
INVESTIGATION.

An APPfAL FROM ST. LOUIS-THE SOUIH CAKULINh
INVESTIGATION
WAsuINGToN, Oct. 9.-The committee re-
presenting the citizens OF st Louis. which mere to IN
duce Secretary Scaurz TO order new population cen
to be taken for that city, had o long conference with
him at the Interior Department to-day. General
Walker, Superintendent OF the Census. present.
The question not decided by the Secretary to-day
The report OF superintendent Walker. OF the Census
Bureau the alleged census frauds in South Carolina
made public today. After showing that there were
apparent grounds for investigation General Walker
says: IL know OF therefore why any further
cnarge should he made against the enumeration recently
brought 10 "a conclusion by the commissioned aud sworn
officers of the Government IN South Carolina. Inc
presumption which existed against their WORK has
been completely overthrow aud strong counter
presumption has been created by the vcricatiOn upon
the ground OF the schedules Of Inhabitants I'm the case
eighteen d tricts SUCCESSFULLY taken for
SPECIAL investigation account Of their exceptionally
Questionable character"
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TIE CROPS OF rENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 9.---The State Com
missioner OF Agriculture reports the condition OF crops
for sep.ember TO be az follows: The weather was
generally reasonable Extensive preparations are being
made TO plaa largo wheat crop this fall Corn Will be
,,l average crop Cotton will not well as
a, Grs xuectcd but the crop Will be large. Tobacco
Iii n,, he much over half crop. The quality Is good.
The sorghum crop Is large ana very HE lhe peanut
ia
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LIST OF MERCHANT VESSELS.

WAsHINGToN Oct. 9.-The Chief of the
Bureau of Statistics has flushed the list of merchant
vessels of this country. bound volume will soon be
ready for distribution. THIS list embraces all merchant
Of the United states which have been Off aIly
numbered to June 80 1880. L-s Of vessels belonging
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MIDNIGHT WEATHBK REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS


Synopsis for NE ,Is 2t h1trs
WASHINGTON. Oct 10, 1 n. m.-Clear weather
continues in NewEngland and the Middle States. with
east 10 south winds and slight rise In temperature
Brisk and no.beasterly winds have prevailed on
Middle and South Atlantic coast. with rain followed
by clearing weather and rising barometer Easterly To
southerly winds and clear partly cloudy weather
continue Gulf states, Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley with increased pressure and no change In tcmpera
ture. The barometer has risen slightly, with warmer
east to south winds and generally clear weather in the
Lake region. The barometer continues low in the
Northwest. with warm southerly winds and clear
weather
Jrftc1ft1us.
For the Made States, slightly and clear or
fair weather. winds shfting east aud south, and sta
tIorary SLOWLY falling barometer.
For New-Eugland. warmer and clear or fair weather
southeast southwest winds and stationary slowly
falling barometer.
CdutlondTy Signals
Cautonary signals continne from Cape Lookout to
New York.
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nIONF1 hFCOND FON 1hDLETs
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The NAVAL REVIEW.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-It was ascertaned at
the Navy Department, to-day that the naval review in
Hampton Roads will before the Goth inst The
exact date cannot yet be- fixed.
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would DIMINISH influie nerVoUs diseases, which
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 10, a. m.-During the clear
and fair weather yesterday the movement in the baro
meter was regular The temperature ranged between
SO and 66o the average $3.50 being 1862 lower toan
on the responding day last year ard 4 higher than
on Friday.
Warmer and clear partly cloudy weather may be
cxpec. cd in this city and vicinity to-day
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COOKS EY-DOWS-On saturday, october O. 1880. the
country resancs Of the brides parents Charlton i2
IrvngtO Hudson b she Rev. stephen II. Tying. D..
an Rev. Wn. u. Bc,Jsmin, George b. CooAsey TO
Linda. daughter of David BOWS, al OF New.YOrk
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

Owen, the Archer will soon be commenced
IN tie FUtSGe C0mpani0R For sale by all new sdeaiers.
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JAMES X. OsGoOD & co.
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Fuvorite Authors, Household Friends Good Com-
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Health Comfort, Luxury.
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