davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
Coal and wood.

CoAL.--We quote Indian Nation Sc 50per
ton delivered or free on board, Coke 30 cents
per. barrel of one hundred pounds.
WooD.--Oak, per cord, 81 75a$S; pine,
81 rs, delivered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
Seeds.

GERMAN MuLEr--We quote at 81 so per
.ushel; white, do, 81 rs.
CoTToN--At the Oil Mill, 10 cents per
bushel
ONION SErrs-$9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
MONEY AND TRADE.
YEsTERpANs MARKET. sITUATIOR

Cotton Firmer and Stronger 40 MI
Points-COrn one Gent Higher I"
store GrOceries siendy-Trnd'
Rather Quiet-The Crops
ana The Late Frost
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19

87Os week. el2 day at home easily
o. 4 made. Costly outfit iree. Address
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
FIour, Grain and Hny.

CoRN.-Ear, upon arrival on track, 5Sc
shelled, 50c, sacked do, 54c. From store
car, 54c; sheled, 53c; sacked, Soc per
bushel.
SHlpsruFFs.-S1 10 per hundred.
OATs--In sack, from track, SIC; bulk do
4Sc. From store, bulk, soc; sacked, 55c.
HAY-Prairie, loose from wagon, $S';
millet, do.,nom. baled from store ST. to So
or prairie milct, do, nom.
FLOUR = Imported XIX, So 70; xxx
SO %; XXXX, or family, So so: Fancy,
80 70 per hundred Patent brands, So 50
to $40 per barrel. Quotations Of Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
Fort Worth Dallas and Sherman
To ST. Louis,
/ G0SADALIS

THE GREAT SOUTH ERIN
Il remedy for the cure of Scrofu-
Ia, Scrofulous faint, rheumatism
White swelling, Gout, Goitrte,
Consumption, Bronchitis. Ner-
yous Debility and all diseases
arising from an impure condition
OF the blood.
The merits of this valuable
preparation are so well known
that a passing notice is but nee
essary to remind the readers of
this journal of the necessity Of
always having a bottle of this
medicine among their stock of
family necessities.
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physicians,
Ministers, and heads OF families
throughout the South. endorsing
in the highest terms The Fluid
Extract Of Rosdddlis.
, DR.. X. WILSON CARR OF Ball
timoIe, says che has used IL in
ses Of Bcrofula and other dis
eases with much satiRfaction.'
DIR. L. G. PUGH, of Baltimore
recommends 1t TO all persons suf-
ering with DiseaSed Blood, say
ng it is superior TO any prepare
tiop he has ever used
REV. DABNEY BALL, of the
Baltimore NJ. 4. COME ence
South, says he has been so much
benefited by Its use that he
cheerfully recommends IL to all
his friends and acquaintance.
CRANEN & CO., Druggists, at
Cord nsville, Va, say IL has
never failed to give satisfaction
SAM'L q. MCFADDEN, of Muir
freesboro, Tennessee, says It cured
him of rheumatism when all
elise failed.
kosadalis is not a secret Quack
] preparation; its Ingredients are
published on every package.
Show IL 10 your Physician and he
will tell you IL IL composed of the
strongest alternatives that exist,
and is an excellent Blood Purifier.
Did our space admit, we could
give you testimonials from every
State in the South, aud from per-
sons known TO every man, wo-
man and child, either personally
or by reputation.
Rosadafis is sold by all Druggists
JOHN J, HENRY, CURRAN 4 CO.,
s College Place,
NEW YORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
Erult md Nufs

APrLEs-Sound stock So 10 Sc 80.
LEMoNs-Messina $3.50 per box.
POP CoRN-Prize packages, per gross,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19

BACoY-Clear sides S7-7 TO DC; breakfast
bacon 10c. per pound.
DRY SALr-Olear sides Sto IA; long r.
HAMs-Plain sugar cured l0i; canvassed
do l03. Whittsker's canvassed, liz.
LARD-Tierce, o; in half barrels, tubs,
buckets and cans u to &c higher, determined
by the size Of the package.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19

BARLEY-50c per bushel.
GUNNY BAos--Second-hand in good order,
8 cents piece.
WHEAT - We quote: From wagon
prime milling, 81 20; fair to inferior, ST 90
o 81 10. From elevator, 8 cents higher,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
Iron. Nails, Wire, Etc.

IRoN-We quote merchant bar &c rates.
Norway and Swedes 10cts.
Prov SrEEL--SA cents.
WIRE-Smcoth wire No. 0, Sc; Nos. 10
and II, SIC; No. II, DC. per pound. Barbed
wire, japanned, extra cut barb, 10Ac. Gal
vanized, extra cut barb, l1ic.
Horse SHoEs--Per keg, 81 90; mule
shoes, So 90.
Horse SHOE NAILs-Per box 25 pounds,
No. Z, Sc Is; No. 8, Sc 90; No. 6, Sc IS
IRoN-Firmat Sc 90 rates.
NMLs-From 10d to God, Sc % rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
Leather.

LEATHER--Solc-.O Oak No. l, Al; do. No. Q
81; Hemlock No. /, 85; do. No. 2, 81,
Good damaged 30 cents per pound. Upper
per pound; American calf $l.14@1 "a;
do. No. ., 90c@$1 90; do. kips, s5@$l 90;
do. No. 2, 65@S5c. Wax Upper-Per foot
csc. Harness Leather--0ak No. l, 43; do
No. 2, Al; Hemlock No. |, Al; do. No, 2, 80
skirting, fair No. !, 4S; No. 2. 45c. per
pound.
: CsLLARs-Duck, per dozen, S550@6 90;
split and kip, $l0.0O@ll.00; fell kip, $1,000
@1400.
CHAINs-65 feet, $4,000 per pair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
Butter and Eggs.

Eoes-Wholesale, Ice; retail 20 per
dozen.
BUTTER Country, 20 to S0c. Western
and Kansas, 20 TO 30c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
CnAINs-61 feet, $4,000 per pair.
COEees and Teas.

CoFFEE.-Rio, common, l4} to l5}; ordi-
nary, l53 to l6t fair, III to lSt; good
1871 to 183; PRIME Isl TO 1871; choice, 10
to 20; Laguayra, 163 to 10; Java, 2S
to 80.
AS Imperial, from 45 TO 65o per pound
Young Hyson, S8 to AZ; Oolong, 80 TO 90;
Japan (dust) 20 to 25c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19

Rnmors of Contemplated ConsoIida.
ton,
The St. Louis Republican says; "The con.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

the State military uniform 70 the State Military Board
instead of the Governor Bills passed extending
the existence OF unorganized CORPORATIONS until july
1881 abolishing District Court IN Jersey CRY and
aboishng the H0bOken creating an Agricultural
Experiment station (his goes TO the Governor);
enabling heirs Of iniestates TO de claims TO property
modifying ffteen-day clause for the 1ing OF deeds
70 perfect existing titles; exempfng hrenen from
Jury duty.
Thnre WAS a lively discussion over motion ~ recon-
side. senator Deacon's excellent bill eXrmpting mort
gage debtors from suit DOnd. aBd tue motion was
lost by large majority.
The annsl report OF the State GeOlogst. Professor
George H. Cook. has Just been submtted. and besides
giving sumo valuable maps. mas long, interesting aBd
important articles on several subjects, as well rs lise
or IRON mines.
Almost unknown to the majority OF mem.
hers so late tD the session it ine
tr0duced) bin enabling Jersey Ciy TO
build bridge across the Morris Carat basin con-
meet with the NewJetsov Crnra Railroad. been in
Of ihe Assembly THIS afternoon committee OF citi-
2c = headed by Counsellor Gi0ert Collins appeared be.
committee ami advocated as passIg. Several
speeches made and tlp committee TOOK the matter
into consideration There Is strong majority OF
Irpmhers WIN are considered opposed To the scheme
favorable report.
IN the Senate the local option biH was taken rp.
General seWnll of Camden. and Senator Frances, or
Essex. ndvOcaed the bill. Senator RHbe, OF Hudson.
COOper. o. 81 rgen, aDG Deacon. OF BulnR'on opposed
a. The oil passed bV toe tOlO INK vote:
Icas--Messfs. Becknan Bodlne, ROseB1urz, Cramer,
EmsOn, Frances, keasbry, Martin, Miller sch, mex,
btwdil and Witctar.
Nayes-Mnsrs. Cauaed. CooDer. Deacon. Gardner,
Hobart Lawrence. Marsh Rabe md Vail.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
OBIIUAhT.
LYMAN ODELL.
v % NII-I III :
$1,000 bal.

Information was received at the Produce
Exchange yesterday OF ,hc death OF Lyman Odel II ur
and gram commission merchant at No 8o Water-st.
Mr. Odell WAS sven.y.lx years Of age and one OF the
Oldest members OF tie Exchange. He died on FRIDAY
last. ana WAS buried at Woodawn on Saturday. His
death was not published aLd was kuown only to mom-
bets OF the family According TO one Of lis sons mem
Der OF the Law firm OF Edwards, Odel * Van NalkcD-
burg IN the Equitable Building, tuis Is pecuarly ot
the alny wishing the unctdl u be strictly private
Mr.. Odel was born ~ Ne Preston Conn, December
g. 1893. Hls father died few - aicIwari ana he
hved with Judge Whle,eJ untll8l7. when nc removed
To Dover. Y, and thence To WORK boro, = J. H. ir
place pustDiaster, also the first collector
appointed on the - law,re nd Huoson canal he came
10 New-York IN 1888 ann We HCLvry engaged tn poll
ties. ID mociat, Tor several years. lie "a mem
Der OF the STATE l. isaturcs 1893 1885, and when
defeated a. candidate f,r Speaker OF Assembly was
appointed chairman Of The Committee on Ways n 3D. Il
Me3ns. In 1856 he Candidate for Lieutenant Coy
q on the Democratic ucket wih ErEstus Brooks,
ana being defeated, Tcurcd rom arlTo politics
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
THE MAINE ELECTIONS.
MORE REPURLICAN suCCEssEs.

AUGUSTA, March SIN the city election
to-day Peleg o. Viekery tRepuocan elected Mayor
by 524 majority The Republicans carry every ward.
The Democrats and GreenDacters both had candidates
IN the FIELD
NORTH BERWICK, March 8.--The Greenhackers to-day
elected every town officer by a small majority.
FREsPORT, March s.-FreepOrt elected Republican
officers to-day WITH majoritcs ranging from 81 10 1853.
BELFAST. March S.-The Hon. William b. Swan, Re
publican reelected Mayor TO-DAY By 157 majority.
BIDDEFORD March S.-AC the election to-day Charles
". hosfs Republican. elected Mayor by about
LOO majority The Democrats carried the clty last
Year "A small majority. lhls year party dn reucc5
injured many 81 Them TO remain aWav from the polls.
BANGoR March Sat the municipal election today
W N. Brown. Republican candidate for Mayor bnn q
majority Of 9JJ gain OF over GOO since last spring
The pgbcans carry four out OF wards and two
OtheIs arc very ClNse.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
TWO ROBBERIES.
i-RGIARs AT THE MANHATTAN.

BURGLARS AT TIE MANHATTAN.
THf CLUB noUsK ENTrBrD By MfANs OF FALSE
KEfs-S1.3O0 IN g0NEY AND CHICKS TAKEN
EFF0Ris u BLOW Up rHE SAFE.
Andr. Glerict steward OF the Manhattan Club.
at Fifth ave. and nfieeuth-st.. went to bed at
o'clock yesterday morning, after scoIng everything
about tle clubhouse in proper order About
o'clock ne was aroused by servant who had no.
ticed that the front door was open. Burglars had
entered the building bg means Of false KEYS and
had .iusacked the ciire. Gierlers desk had been
broken op,u.aud about $1,000 m money and Cuec rs
on some Of tle rity bank bad been Sto.cg
saie ln ihc Office h been attacked also, but a
charge of powder whicI tie burglars hgd intro
dureJ in o tn crcvic-s q. tEe door had failed
tn take effect. Mt Gicnet called an Police Head
ouar.crs yesterday and Informed Superintendent
WaIngot tne burglary. Ie sand be suspcce.i that
former c4.I'oyC ~ tie cIuh, 0lo was dl~chaIaed,
had toe. concerned !u the matter. J be money aud
checks stolen from tne LF-i belonged 10 members
of .he ,lub The only lclic c't 10y thc thieves was
a large clIscA
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

life and spleudor. LASTLY he gavea surprising ex-
h,biton of virtuosity in the Fantasia on
Bee,hov ms Ruins of Athens" This composition
for piano and orchestral, which List calls a
Caprccio ALA Turca, opens 0raudly with tho we'll
known march. with chorus; the Turkish March IS
presently introduced ia a most original aud beanl-
ful manner; and there is on imposing finale.
The solo pieces included one Of the "Sor6es de
Vienne" The delicious Sehusucht waltz. one Of tho
"Anrfes de Peorinagc' IAN Bord d une sourcel,
one Of the Consultations" the "Gnomenrcigen,"
and one of the Paganiui Etudes LA Campanelia.l
The audience was. almost earned away with enthu-
sasm al This part Of the programme, and Mr.Joseiiy
gas recalled three or four times. lie is unq rsiloh-
heard Tor he uli tho grace, ali the nagnincchc
ALI The passion ana abandon which this most poetic
and subtitle composer requires Of his interpreters 80
TIE orchestra was under tho direction OF Nj. U.
('ofibpfg.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
H1xsyszz1EzSzsd
BRowN-At nereen poIni. \. J


BRowN-At Bereen Point, NJ. March 3 Erhra.m D.
rddS2s 52Sn @ 's S'h BE- ed al s ao residence wednesday
Tau ewes ioot LJe,tg.st Nov Yors at 2orlo,k.
C.rraees al depot D is rvdaests flowers sent
FIELD-At>si croixW J. February 20. Johr w. G., young.
FIsHER-on sauraay. March G. Ida F. Marsh, wife OF
Fa@ra nom 6er fssidence l0g West 55hst on rucsay
March 9, at j Its requested that 10 flowers %
Boston papers please copy
~ John ". Grsantss. All la44rsr of the ae Frederick
Relatives are invited attend ner fn1sra
l-t si,u' 6 ii Boidt 81 n' " ''' d. ~ 'n '' i''' '''
GREEN-At Hobokee, saturday, March a'ter uneerns
Kcye. and .S,ni, arere,pecurvilv,I are 90 attend tho
Welne.day H-rcn TO- At : D. Nd
Iuierae private Friend. pleas. omit iowsSs.
GROHT-Ou saturday. March g. Adelia. of Joseph II.
Oioht. aged q year aud .5 DAYS.
funeral Touafy. N. j.. su say,
TFp leave. lotto chamoer.s a. ? n Nor bern r r.
HAN saddcny. at Palat o. Fla. March jWam A.
Nouceo flnerai hereafter
LoouIe-ou .undar. Msrch = 1880 at o'c.ocs George
William Gilbert beicsed ,cn 81 a. G; and n. e Ieomi
Funeral services wl be held Oh iueSiy u lrc a. cock
~ atltesand ir'c nd are IL tied TO be present.
MEAD-At soners. y. y March T. william Mead. aged IS
his funeral WIN take place from his late Tues
"a. & aarch 1 q st IL o. & 9cA .. ., s. , r,o, 10 ,es,
1850 Harlem train from New-lOrk.
ODELI-Atlis residence In Harlem, Friday March D.
Lyman Oael agel 16 YEAR
PARkER-~ufirnv at feriten Conn. sunday, Narc1 q,
Of Hon Charles agUi ~
Fuuera at Meriden Conn, day, iafcl H. 80 25o
TATLOB~ud-uly at bis -. iel.s Providence. r. l., on
the OF aOndsy, Sth tus sylvester Ta ior for.
meriy OF tins city.
TWEED At paIis, France February l3 NARY j. wifo OF
Wlia NJ. rWeel
Relatives family invtei 70 attend hs
mnera ron No 63 East 77'h-st' On wednesday. March
Ia, At II a.
VAN WYCK-On Fishkl Plains sunday morning, Mtrch
7, Pie1e VIE Il Corn lfs = Van Nycs aged ~ years.
F1n,r.4 nor lae tt5iIJlcc on FishA Pans, March TO-
NJ pc.Ocs.
Relatives ant without further
notice
HEl2-Sutienv. saturday. r'h IT, Frederick J.
Nissr her Of the firm Of Nlssc1er isA
FairiaI rom lis l01 lark save. Brook
lv1. ruc.iay. March 9. at p
Eelauves and f1eDds respectfully invited
WHICH AT Elu hing H. l., nrst day Sunday. third
month March, Nary T.. VIE %. DAM D. Wight
services late t-s. Mad sOnaye corner
Parsons lyc. tilird dag fueslfv). $3.50 D.
leaves hunters Point nj $50 for Main Stgeee
Station.
Iu,erment at Greenwood the following day.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

4 meeting OF the Nlllth Assembly District
Rorua Assoc ato, oi which C. ". Meade Is prcsi-
d.ui ana C. G. Archibald secretary, was held at the
h,,do.,rtr.s No 2JO Eighthaye.. yesterday evening.
sohnc wa done ond the favorable cQpslaeraon OF
slc SKY p,i;ous for membership tHe passing of ap-
proplate resolutions on the death or Alexander Wood
a ege 10 tno Central Committeeman the instruc-
,, of the executive committee 10 procure more com
ruoltsus place Tor meeting. Upon the last question
lsc Dal ton made rrmurN7. u when ne SPOKE o.
fur ,Accutinnai importance OF 'hc comm cdinphlgn
in Which,, he -i1, we expect 70 eject the greatest
man rms country Otacr country has ever pro-
dtic,,l "a tie t.itency Oi rue Uuitei states
u. r,gul q mon uly mceittV OF The ANlth Assembly
ID .frct Keplplclp Association was lcit last uKht III
rose M HAIL iD sccoud-ave Michael Crecan, the pre
dent o. the nssO clptuu. was M the chair Upon motion
nf lfiam IOhlu urWDcEs were tlccicd On one
blllo Toe association % aOuZ Tor Grant, bu lA'rc l.
"A vigorous minority, Whose opinions were expressed
last night IN the Remarks II " H. Adams, prominent
in.uOcr GIauf has never dune iOoI7h act ne s'"
nor made TOO an speech, nor written ioosh lctei
And De VIII De Oo h 10 tdruis his fccoru Dy
occ.ne ruIuatun Tor third tertu IIe has had
ms flru. and time another man lad "A chance
Iucre was no far,hrr business, ana the meeting AL
iouru,d untii the hist Monday In April
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
LOsEFFY-A LIszr NIGHT.

Mr. Joseffy gave charming aud brilliant. con-
cert last evening, with programme devoted, on his
part, entirely to Liszt The complaint of moDot-
ony which has been made against his Chopin
Night certainly did not apply to this entertain
ment for 1t less effective in the variety Of
the selections than in the spirit and beauty Of the
performance He played three pieces with the orches-
ira and little group Of five solo numbers. and
II would be hard to say in which he was most de-
lightful. The E fat concerto. with It's strong con-
trasts, showed him TO be equally excellent in
strength, in breadth of expression aud in the
elegance Of gOssamer embellishments. The Hunga-
ran Fantasia came from his hands ali aglow with
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
DEMOCRATS CnYING HARMONY.

The Executive Committee OF the Democratic
Ifnlou m les. ueht is rooms, 40 Broadway ant
q o,t,-scc3ud-.L Amour those present were C. Liley
Aulcr-on chairman OF she committee, o B. Potter,
,>Iadg, Josiah sutherland, cNJGdst james C. spencer
Iuk, f. COINS, Joau H,.uy. john II. II .ruett, ana
Jo en-. r. NcDounYugh. ExJudge spencer sad that tie
character oftho Union hAt been ms.eJeaented; It was
NJ "a brlrcI of T1mmIuy. Chairman And rson said
tb.t VIM. tr Democratic party NODDED wis union, ana
tb. coul NOR DC hrou ga 4DOu WtAOut suUniS~on 10
sutL..fry WAtu tAe lual nomination was made, the
u,eup,r OF tic Democratic parry must forget ITS diutr-
eucos. , ,-.-..-.,. -
Joseph r. McD0unough offered resolution instructng
ti CDuni.tr- Il solutions % report re-O dtlOn at
tue u.xt mtrtlug. Diudiug the Union To support the
uoutuee o. the Cincinnati COny, utiOn. TINS was OBJ
icret to ID, o. g. P1iicr ana 10 laid on the table
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
THE TENEMENT HoCSE coHPLnIIoN

To the Edftor Of The Trt6Whe
SIs-i Noticing Il. lI.'s letter under my own
IN your Issue of THO dy before yesterday, have in-
aulrod the Bu liing Department., and nm informed,
bv the higne, Official authority" tnat can be consulted
tn the 81 sc tnat succ the t,uoHenthcIse competition
last spring" probb uo two per cent Oh the tenement
houses built the iutetim dner from those previously
built either as rhe dimensions Of site (Which almost
without exception continues 10 be tie Ordinary cty ot
25xlOOl or a- TO crncrnl arrangement NY " ohcal
nuthorilN also rcl hrus WHIT previously knew" 1at
tine premlntcd" pian--O use phrase when ihe Law
C,urts competition brought into vogue III Eugland-Ot
thnf compriltior have uot been followed simply be-
cause they arcis they were nc the tme OF the COM
prttou-agHiust the law. Respectfully
Gsp- IOTH, March D, 1850 n J' bLooR'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
TIRE YEW.JERSEY LEGISLATURE

PREPARING FOR ApJoURNMENr-THE AGRIcuI-
TuEAL XPiRnIENI STATION BILL PASSED.
trFou TuE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or HE rRIBUNE.l
TRENTON, March S.-The Assembly met at
three O'Clock TINS afternoon, nvo hours earlier than
n.uai, ana began active work at the heavy calendar
winch remains be disposed OF before Friday next the
day fixed for 1ual adjournment. Mr. Van Duyne intro
duced Joint resolution to provide for legislative COM
mission 20 take into conside the reports OF the
speoiM tax aud ciu $ commissions and 20 report
thereon at Tie open ug Of the session Of 1881.
Mr. Donnelly introduced bill nYnR the regulation OF
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
Tur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IIFF INSURANCE Cow

PAST.-inis COMPANY 90 hOt present the pufc w.th
algumeuts; figures are eiYeD-hgufes that prove tho
growth OF IN Northwestern during the tive utY-Oue
years OF It's existence Tue CROWN during the past thlr
teen wears Is almost without precedent. de by SIDE
stand the figures 1866 and hose = 1879. The solid
assets now exceed S1sOC0O0O. The income OF the
Northwestern during 1879 was S3l7e 545 10 while the
present surplus over r hal '- il s4O94 81. New
70 standard and - O2s, ,ljs SO Massschns q
ddrd, being more thnn 20 cent or the Liabilities In
the statement the COMP. uy shows how every dollar
receiy d. spent saved be number aud nature Of tho
investments. and other inform ton that. lnke other
collections ofhges and statistics, Is not dry because
the gratifying contrast with tue different years Ia
striking. Attention f. called 10 the statement pri0ieJ
IN another column. -
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
mpyiGHr WElInAE EEPoRE
GO|EENNI>I INDICATIONS.
........ 5.- ,...ytn. o..,,..


WAsHr,GroN. March .. / q. m.-The area
Df log Barometer Yesterday 90 the u odlc Atlantic
states h, fDi r.-I Wa.I oycr too Atlantic Ocean 4
second afe .iopr 90 tar Gdf o- Mexico and Is
now central Iu AiHrau., waiioa thn. arcn ~ slght
emory, IS n tho Loper Mi,4,iI valley. An area q
high pressure covers thc Lower L,so tcE.ou. Rim or
now ars fiiru iu every plrirct 's-t or tho Rocky
Muuutt.n.. except t.r lower M's,pur and Upyrr Nls
ti..pp Vicy. Brisk ce.tcly wind, prevail IN the Lake
region. the Ohio .nd Upper >hss s--p'i valleys ana
DusA southciy WuI- Iu FioIdlt; ciseFocse tles are
generally uor;ucriy nud hri>A TIC trmpc stUlo hls
fallen DECIDEDLY Iu Sow al ii rnt N.t risen tetntC -
from the Upper LaRo region westward to tIr Mif -oul
VALLEY 'l-rv'rrc east Ot tLo to,aJ Mountains u Aas
ucrn Lraiiy stationary.
Indications.
Tor = v-FDglau1, falling proceeded by rtAiion'rJ
B. ighsi hYf0uI.tcr, moran To cast wind increasing
Ciuu.ut.-, utl su0@ lIu followed n1 rsilE temper
aturr tonight
For ue Middle At,undc s'tcs. nilmg barometer.
eIst.r.y Winds. slightly higher temper turc cicudy
weather Win raid or ruUV.
CaUfiQn0ry NiJnIis.
Cautouary signals continue iror ~mihFiile 20 Las'-
port asa are oI 'rrcU uo C'd4r Lys 90 tidl4c7'7h'
rrigf-Nr Local. Op+rHN AIIONi.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
THE JoSEFFY C0ACERES.
A CARD T8ON TUE MANiGER.
,e Edft9r Of me TribHac

70 the Editor OF me Tri1Uae.
SIR: beg You TO make notice OF the
pos pououent Of ,Le Chamber Nuse SoI6s announced
for Marca 10. Herr josef. viii require day OF rrst
which ~ not eurrrsuc. considering that lac has not
peo. able so Isc bs GIT hand for nearly two months
previous to mia last concerts
TIE secoud Chamber sair6 takes place Weo; es1ay,
March L. .ud the tinrd Ch inhei Son6a on March ~
Tlc ho dcrs of tcicis arc reocr-i 90 Use them "co-
INK 10 hc uuub OF te concert, aud not = 10 tr &C.
y ms frnIv {. II. DIcIMAN.
ChNtlrina HaN \. Y. N - T. 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
GOVERNOR HOLLIDAY SUSTAINED.

RiCHMOND, Va, March S.--'rhe Senate to-day
refused pass The RdalrbIger debt b over the veto
Of Governor Holiday The vote was-Yeas, 10; nays,
lG-uOt the necessary two-thlrds
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
THE REV. JAMES O. BARNEY.

Providence, r. l., March S.-The Rev
James o. Barney. a Congregational clergy man. ageo
eigty-our died al Central Fall, last mt lie serve,
in tn War Of 1872 ana graduated from BrowI
ITutyersltr III 1921
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
MRS. ABB LEWIS PAIKER.

MERIDEN, Conn.,. March S.-Mrs. Abi Lewis,
the wife tie Hon Charles Parker, dad suddcDly AT
her esdeucc in this city on sunday, age siXty-eght.
She was the founder Of the Methodist Society here ald
one OF Is principal supporters.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
SYLVESTER TAYLOR.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. March S.-Sylvester
or proinin nj cltzen aud Of affairs foT
Mrs 81 B Ives died sudden oi heart disease to-day.