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CANADA.

n,,oron nn.,-su =,
.solznres crr"oaoco-',nn.i=ratlon,s ,a;
sspsetat D.patea to The chicago Tribune.
QuEnEo, Oct. A.-Alr, Tllor, who .has Just
weak i,as nv cn c sn y"r "i m t,o t ,u.s rea
rs mse1; 'n,a WV, aa'ls osef " uaa nafecto1sM
iha I5a,'k OF iaris ~ delegate to examlno
into and report upon the resources of flurlee.
and tue a4yantakes.lt ,i o'1era as tls'a tyt
intd hefora the anar.,to1,"ra S ~ t,'o ~" sr,iit
fohclef; afd nc VIII report whether IT Is hts .
yisabe to ksep tl1e eap'tal at s5. 900 ono fraues
hco, tnatr,,ot,at rt.aractt t,r ie r,ia.ta,, w., w.
~. ' VIZ ac3cets ls n'sslol' oy NJ
Jonheft' ft'sicc-froslttcllto Tue Bunk, mil MN.
Cohen, Danycrs T. Co. 1lo will ,be ncconl.
's tis III III ~ 1's" ~ si ~ scf'os Of let
Rccuilt seizures Of bahacct, In thIs ctty by
tho officers d; tic UellcaAyof iniani iteycnns
5n soe u sntf ns fnet II ~ ~ t,,p apReSts @ tha,
srtaGd st,ntts ~ II jnl" WnrtI' ~ Mini, ~
Der nD,tt1ti: 'rhn srizlIrls WIN, ,nn,;n ,m III
teen different estahljSjnnouts.I Inlt,Hst nil .jlo
@ 1acc 80 o. seIxe a as ,'tais c,ste .1s s1M!e,f II v1
iuo of the act of lin Inst .srssin,, ~ ~" in.
minion Pnrijnnoat, sauetfii%vI % o., Il tIlp IN i;th It
t0lEtcen except IN HtAMlpctt UAcknEts. 1lis
lnw llAs nat bcen enforced III Quebec llull1
the Inst few t|nya Nh insfr,lrfn;iY hnveh hr,u
fUrwNrtled tn fin trpin rcIntjve III /" ihe
working Of tile NEW Inv anil run.
scQuuitly tic dealers remained IN II.
inrns, stncEs nf tnl,nrrn w"r., sc1x.H IL thsir
stolra; Thn tr,,ln ct,,I,ntnias II,mt # M as I'M nj
been instructed what wis f,.,i,ir"f nf nj T.. mi
isn tint tiln tI.|,rrt, INV sizfj VIM Il nnr.
t1n ~ tbat Ic ,hay , ,,", r. 9f''is mS a
,,t,w ia,y wns ",in,tsi a,;'f wI," H. iraaIv @
,oid ,1tv II ,1,,,t.ars t,,"t tl,4 HI Is "nt
n.,,H ~ ,,rov,it "ai' t'"@ a :m5a tus. ~ TX ~
, 1880-10-22

LITTLE MAo, In behalf Of nm lnstlltetl aDtl
viIcd fraternity stops to tho trout lie throws
down tho glove to tho Firo-I;ator III this style:
To Mc Hon. 1Edttc Hampton: When. you
spoke Ut the Republican press Ut this country
"a infaIr0.is and unreliable y0 lied. snh, md,
y 3. E !: sah; R,ry ySa ssn kn"T you ed sa' our n'
subscription price Is tlyo cents for single copies,
suit.
Now, what is Wolxhotl going to do nfout 1t?
VIII ho stand being postel'' III this way, or
ncccpt the proposition?
, 1880-10-22

'DrnlSa tho lust liseni year Sl0I,Gs4 was
raid fur the United etntes occsIil null service,
t}fthsaun. sl63 DOS VII; phil for conveying ,pnils
tcr'ss tho AtEnntlc. Al! or thls lattur sum tx
,sAa was lMid to foreign steamship cnn-
pan!cs. Jchn Aoneh Inns text for another
eerslou,
, 1880-10-22

MAI. THOMAS Il. Duf1.EI, Of Louisville,
died IN that city yesterday mt tho advancctl ng,
oi VI. Ho was tna'o Capthtti in tho Fifth l,cg-
nlara In 1914, and tho enfr,e yonr was appointed
Ahl-tlc-camp tn Gen. jackson. Hc participated
III the celebrated battlo Of Now 0rlenus, and
WIS promoted to the rank Of Mnjor for hor.,lo
conpuot On that ot:cnston. lie WIS Surveyor
Gothetnl OF tho Port Of New Orleans turirx tlad-
ts0n'S AtIu1tutAtkAt,on
, 1880-10-22

THEY are apprcclattye OF Western ability
In Boston. Ruforrtug To las. wook's stirring Re-
publican moetnys III TINT, Mty. tho Gazette says:
Tho fenture Of tho .neattugs was Ito speed, Of
most brilliant plcre Of campn1un oratnry that
nns boon henr for yours In ,-nr1fctit, nK-
grcsslye nt1h slhshing Into tho Dc,nucrutto 1ines
With yIHGr ttIst reminds pilo OF d dushing pay-
airy charge OH tho llcld OF buttlc, :.
, 1880-10-22

Is axplatnlng the purpose of tho Recon-
Atrllctlon laws, LyMau Trulnhull Unuo sud.
Tho nbjGct Ut thls is To ttotude tendiuy fseIkle
l,,M 9gta*' and 70 paye tno e.atro' 4 .hs ta.ar-
l0bul, aud laa,lIn9 lGr Vt that Gun 0,,jcot 10
thA lr,ptsil0n7 Justice tguutI sie,alid tF.t
TtiKaE LEADING NEuEL.a B!lt}uLH III kr,llrrEp
OE EyItly MltI,Gr, ASn II III THROUGH XEitur
AlONg THAT THEY AXE rEtiMl1TEnT Ttl LIVE. III.
.tettt u tttu uf1tefa fur ths cle'asheU sltoirt,
HItlM. thcst stV tskla, Wlf0 I[AyA nlNFktTEtl
ayK!sf NaIlT, hare fha atspfunee IL dieina.tl d
riD'is to 0onet7a C,utp iAFupks0H 40 FuHrliHltY
Enw Mr.. Trumbull asks that the party atsu-
altuly contrs,Ilol by ux-flehes Ut tue Waldo
Hampton atylo shhll bo glyen tho right to vov-
crIl! "Couid lmpudonca 70 furthorg" Tho
country puts this question 10 you, BIZ, Trua,-
bull. aaa In y0str own lag,guago says; Duyuov
nrata must stand aloof; they must 10 lyuor4l
aud spurao<," until shsy qonsant to full tptp,
freo voto. and u fair oou,.t ut every polling-
placu In tho !a1l4l.
, 1880-10-22

GES. DAzA. Of tho bolivian army, llas
fallen Into lIsruputo on account Of h@s conduit
u tho war With tho ChiIIans, lIo has been do.
pr'vcd OF tho sfghts of a I!0iiylan cttizen for
cowanl!co Rnd tnaptItuto, and fur Anytug
brought humiliation, and dIsgracu ol, hls couI,-
tv. nazatne might h4yu sympathizod with tho
liOliytln soldier
, 1880-10-22

T11EI.E Is q prospect Of wnr between Eeypt
and Abyss!nia. Thu litter Government has dis
patched lG,0o troops to tho abysstnian frosltor.
Should tho wnr Mcur, It Will probably bc 0f
longer Duration thun tho rrcc,t war nctwccn
AbyssInln and EnKiu,.d. y
, 1880-10-22
TRIBUNE BRANCH OrF1CEs.

THE CnEcAno rntnuSH hns established branch
offices for tho receipt OF subscriptions and nvorlso.
ments NJ fot'ovst .... .......
NEW yDitk-lloom . 1ttbune building. F. r. Nc
FAbnEN, Manager.
GLAsuOW. tcot1and-Allnn's American Nsws
AqsncE, 81 i'an.io1l-ss-
tUSiH'S. Ena.-Ameriean Exchange. 4s9 Strand.
HENRY +. EfLliu. Agent
WAellINu1OS. II. C.-lats atseqt.
, 1880-10-22

FoUn Illicit distiIlcrtes, coo gallons Ut
mooushino whisky. and 5,otO gallons 1t tnns nrm1
bcor were destroyed in tho Atlanta tt,n., lecvc-
nue District on tho 18th inst. Tho nboushfnorH
do not like tho ruvenuo officers, aud tho reason
Ia pfDjp.
, 1880-10-22

THE double nomination for Senator III tllo
Eighth Illinois District Ia now proposed by Mr.
George Kirk, Hf Luke. to be submitted To tho
Republican State Cotntntttco ns tu whctior he
or ex-senator Joalyn, Of AiefIenry, shatl 10 con-
stlcred tho rcgulnr candidate.
, 1880-10-22

I QEolGg COHEN, d l4-yuar-n1l pupil OF one
of tho Cincinnati suhooIs, shut himself yestur-
daylJn blu, ciasa' ROOM. 1ia. Ind puon ropr.~
1nanded by tho Principal Of tbs school for trll-
ancy. Tho boy says thu Principal called hitn q
st1euk. Thu ball entered tho loft brcast ..i,,l
penetrated tho Jung Tho wounl IL probably
not futa1, unaets inflammation sets til.
, 1880-10-22

TnE Irving lIa!l faction Of the New York
ncmocracy rendered to john Kelly, 1unlmauy
Chsuf. u list OF twc1y9 uAlnes Of tbs most proui-
lncat Domoosnx IL tha ulsy from whct, ta u4n,e
candidate for Mayor. Quo OF tho llst Hus
William Il. QFsue, All lrishuaau and u leadtnx
Ielnler nf the itoMRu Cuth9lEo Churoh. aud
Kelly picked him out, and by tho Contract
, 1880-10-22

GEN. LOGAN addressed M audience Of
atout 500 Republicans ut Peoria yesterday,
The meeting wis yury cnthustuatIc, Though tho
city nus a'cen hespt0f0ro llGucratic, tl,crr Ia an
excellent prospect TINT It will Rlv1 majority
for tho Republican State ard National tlckot Ia.
Ntlyr,utn.r. - .
, 1880-10-22

NusslA believes IN IL protective taritF, 1t
" roportea thnt tho Fnanre Minister Ut Ihut
co,lntry has advIscL M increase In tho duty on
tallow, grain, ct,nl. and other articles. Constl-
ertng that there IL prospect OF fA,ntnu lh SOHO
Russian districts, 1t tluts NOT saen tho purt VI
humanity or wisdom to oxclutlo gralu fsum sAo
country,
, 1880-10-22

ACCOUNTING to tho official CENSUS report
furnished by Gen. Wulker. Of tho Co;ss,ls
fluroan, ~, sos l,eru.A,s III Cnak County are Of
foreign birth. mn, u.s. osu ura n,ttyo burn. The
sano report shows thnt t,crr nru In tho county
3ll+ai3 mnlca. nKanst IN, lg5 felaales, The
number Of Cc!estEalK IL III.
, 1880-10-22
TRIBUNE: FRIDAY OCTOBER

Tho nuthorltirs TO etpcl t!lcm. Tho 1'rcslng
judge III N"nt1ricr. on l'oing implied to by tho
EnrlnclitH tn rrstore lhom tn their convent IN
tho district, replied TINT ho bud no jurisdiction
and would not hear their cnee.
, 1880-10-22

WHAT u blessing 1t would hive boon to tho
Domocrntlc party II l,ill English Of 1ndtann hast
died tho other day. lustcai Of his Unclo sann,lQt
t. English OF Louisville, Ky. Hut then Hancock
would still hayo remained Oh earth to write
letterst
, 1880-10-22

TunEE llonIan Catholic priests Of 1hnris
hare j0!ncd 1'0ro 1iyncsntho's church. Ehond
thny nbin congregations, it Is not unlikely that
they inay follow Hyaclntho's oxa1nplo and tnku
unto themselves wiyea.
, 1880-10-22

THE Rev. J. ". Carltart, u. D., prasi4llng
Hldernf tho Appleton tWls.. district, und past
OF tho Methodist Church Ut Oshkosh, was OK.
PEELED from tho Methodist Organization ycsteF-
day On tho charges OF dishonesty, perjury, lying,
md lln'lprAl anu unchristan conduct. Tho
charges, which werO brought by y brother cles.
Ryma1'' Gro sud 10 hare tcaa fully sustained by
fhh fAcfa. - y
, 1880-10-22

4 lsonr Of men called ut q house Mt place
caliud passuyrn, 'iear Ncwpart, Me-, Wednesday
night, md demanded TINT tile occupants leuyu
the datrlct. Tho at,swcr wns Il vnllcy from thosu
inside. which killed llM'npy 1.orl, t,na Of tho
ahsali.uts, nlld sQtIh.tsy wounded two othurs.
, 1880-10-22

j. II. W0opwA,sI', the Boston City Cnsl-
icr, took sss ,oU that dbl not belong to him, aAd
which came nat Of tic pockets Or tho Taxpayers
0t tho Hub. An examination ct tho Treasury
books shows this to tc tho casc.
, 1880-10-22

Or account Of tho Socialist agitation and
tho dangoruus character of tho loctrucs put
f0rwart by that organization, tin cllics nj Hum
burg. Aitona, Qtsonsen. al,d Wandabeo}, In
Prussln. where the Socialists arc must uut,cr-
GUS, will he dGclurcd In II st4ite Of SIEGE
, 1880-10-22
Foster {jlarttmoncy Republican, and Ewing
fs0ft ditto DphDcrnt) tho yote cast was;

Foster {jlarttmoucy Remblicnn) and Ewing
fsoft ditto Democrat) the vote cast was:
F0*ter ttnrd money!. tM,g ,ght
Ewing {spft money!. -. .3i, n
Republican tnnlurity, 11.lsN
Gireen1nck vOtu............... .....,...... a,UE1
I'rnhlIltlon stte. 4,145
Gotnl sutU chst.. ecu ITO
III Uctot,er, 1s70, Tie vote cast was:.
l.nr,cs dtop.). SECRETARY Of no
iloll tt>enAl Secretary Of ,t0
Republican majority. dGU
(Tccnllnck .,................,..,.. ntET
nlonlu!tiu1, u1,..'..-...."....... .........,.. .StI
Total vmo at tho Presidential election. .S;s3si
The Republican maJoritics are travelling
up handsomely. In October, 1s7tl 1t was
d.tsB; fl October. 1s7), It WINS 17,ta0; In Oc-
tolcr, 1850, 1t was g'.o4i. Ohio 1uight ns well
bo conceded b. tho Democrats to be l.c-
publican Statc. On the I'd Uf November 1t
will roll ap ahont 10000 for Garfield.
, 1880-10-22

DuKE DE CHARITIES, until recently con-
sldcrctl NH uncotnprututs!ng Lcgftfmist, t,ns
crcitte1 quito IL sensation In Fn,nce by propos-
ihK tolst IL " Frunce nnl her Goyernn,out" Mt
IL mllitury reunion ut Evro,,x lately. Ills former
associates thlAk that tho Dukes ucton Is m In
llcatlon OF hts acceptnncp OF tho lsep,tullc
Duke do Charities has Rpcnt some time in tho
United stntes and has probably caught tho
Rpir't Of liberty and rcpubIscunisrn here, LID
eays tdat III proposing tho health ut tho presl-
tiunt OF Frsnce fla WIS only following tho uni.
vcrsal custom In this country ut public dinners,
where tho arst toAat ls alwnys Thu President
Ut tho United Stntps"
, 1880-10-22

LITTLE MAC says that "Tile popular no.
ton shnt f1aucsck ia running against Onrlioltl
In tho Presidential raoo Is mistake. IGnncook
ls running nRninst tho timo nlad8 by Horace
Greeley ln lB7I. That's alI.t
, 1880-10-22

THE Hos. Jay, llulpnEll, CI,nirn,an of
tho Republican Congressional Committee, re-
tarncd to washington yesterday frt,ns NAw York
city. He cxprcsscs xrclt conl}lunce thl.t tho
Republicans will carry New York Stuto by I, mn
losity Of 4o,D5l and that Cnnncot!cut and New
Jersey aru safo for Gen. Gnrllel!. Tho business
men OF nll three SfAtes arc working with I'M
tlaunl activity. Fhey do not want chnIge tl,ss
now. Tho manufacturers aru atso satisfied TINT
Under Republican rule ts,orc will 10 no sweeping
tArllf changes, and thoy arc rnt&ter ALARMED Ut
tho ractllnt4g purpose OF Gen. 4Inncock, Mr.
!tsilltef aso cInlnts III, Republican minority In
1tho lIOusu Of Representatives,
, 1880-10-22

Clark street, br.ween Lake md nandniph. Enengc-
mont of tic i,ultck"l:Iais4cil Guaranteed At1nctou
Nod. "1lop-Sco.cI."
, 1880-10-22

tol,cr, lsso, 1t was I'.04i. Ohio might ns well
bo conceded by tic Democrats to be a ltc-
publican Stntc. On the I'd Ut November It
will roll up about 10000 for Garfield.
-
THE DEMOCRATIC F0RLoRN HOPE.
When tho New York Donl0crnts Heard tho
election news from Ohio md Indiana they
wsru literally stunned. Every individual
Democrat feltas tl,n.lgl, Ic hn.l been struck
s1uarcly between tho eycs or kicked on tho
pit Of the stomach. Tho party managers col
lapscd. The tnen who Ind bot their money
OH Hancock went around seeking oppor-
tunittus to "hcdge." Thosa who wrrc most
dfsheaEtencd found expression for tiicIr dis
appointment and chaErin by predicting that
tho Republican party evidently Intended to
pcrpctnasn ftself. 1t wAs generally acknowl-
e.lgca by Democrats rs well rs Republicans
that Ilnncock's doom had bee, sounded.
But ten days llavo served 10 give tho party
fl0cks snino new wfnt. They appreciate the
necessity Of making show of hope, II not
confidence in orslcr to save their locni tickets
and their congressman. Hence they hnye
turned their attention to tic three States of
New York, New jersey, and Connecticut,
md profess TO believe they will bu ablo to
carry those States, atul tins, without tic Md
Of 1nlinna, t0 secure tho Electoral votes nt
the North which are necessary to enable the
Solid Soutll to elect thu President, This new
show OF confidence Is mere sham.
Tho Ohio and Indiana elections told tho
story. The Democrats as well rs tho Kenua,-
ilcans admitted In advance tins decided re-
suit in those States ono way or tho other
Il TT
, 1880-10-22

TIlE principles for which Leo and jackson
wero wha!cd will whAie tho Superb.
, 1880-10-22

Ctnrk stsoot, 9ptn.1ta HUN Court li1ute EngnEo.
mont OF Mr. Il. Mnclplny. "The Messenger from
Jary!s Section"
, 1880-10-22

IInolry's Thrntre.
1!nndnlph street. between Clark nnd Ii an11G. II.
II. tHnvltt's Grand Vrcelaty und yaudov'lto Cone
btnnl0n.
, 1880-10-22

1Envrrly'A Tlsrntrr.
rrTrtnsu stFcnt. tnrrtr nf sfrnrub. Engagement
OF 11nvcrly's Genuine colorcu stibstres.
, 1880-10-22

THE Republican majoritlcs for Congress In
Ohio amounted 10 " ,000
, 1880-10-22

No WONDER Tint Montenegro Indignantly
rttcctat! tho tnr1ns MI which Turkey propnsell
to surrender rho DulalRno distrlut. It w0ul,l
saosn Indeed rs though Turkey had mt tho re-
motest ittoutanH Ut lnnklng my surreNdsr 1T
all, aud that all tho 'ncE.ttau0ns thus far have
boom rtitorul into ty Turkuy tn un!or tn y,tn
tIlae. Tho conditions ", which thu T,rto will
surrender tho .lstrtctatu; ~ Thur slonotenogro
shall Hssl',no tho proportion uf tho Turkish .aht
which belongs u tho Ilstrnt; C3 ttnt tho In
albtants shall hAvo full liberty 10 cu,'Rrute,
GN thnt tho present Turktah lnws stall TO tnaft-
taitlol, ~ tat tho aafotynf tue Trkts,, Goyern-
Mlut property shall ba guaranteed; 81 that tho
Istk'sh tI"K shael b0 maintained tn tho harbur
of D!lc'xno; and. hsily. tl,at tho stas.u quo
e'l!ll b1 maihtafncd east u Laku sclsari. Fru1,-
nsltioHs Y alll weso nssorIy snad,ntssihlc. a,}l
taa Inrktsh Ministers l'rnlasbly knew That thuy
would be. Tho Turkish Minister'S aro Huld tu bo
ulAaIIssnE ttle Aoptsscgrln objections, anil thus
tho political flrce KCca on.
, 1880-10-22

M8F 1fWEF'k 1WCEtFE,
Nadtfoh ttrcet, between Sints md Dearborn. En-
EnEcnle,t " Miss MnEy Andersun. "Lovet or tho
Countess and tho eerf."
, 1880-10-22

A coMst1rrEE Ut influential Eug|tsl, nntt'
prs'bahfy Irish Liberals, Is reported tn haYs
hteH fortnri ta u.l tho 0ayerninent ln tho pros
e1uHon or tho Irish l.and. .1.ea9ue agtntors; nlso
for thu purpose os urgiug tho uoyusnuet to
proceed With tho prosae,ltlon, II 1t has not yet
determined to do so. Tho Committee hnyo sc-
cured tug services Of tho svn!sr .nu,nboF Ut tho
Irish lfar, Nr, u, e. Ttcr,n, to MD III tho pn,sccu.
ton. sIr, Heron will uppoar with pa-
euliar Kraco US II prosecutor. It
IL not long slnoo he himself
waa ono ct tho most ra.ti ngllntors on tho
land question, Whon candidate for 'rIppurpry
County against John Mitchell. Aa appu,trod On
tho hl'stln9s drusseI III green, with 1,atrlntlo
1n1ttncs pinned on bis c0at-cpllar, a1.l bis
fF:cehcA waro Ut tho 1!tst ttcr- furvl orr.ur, II
,Hay Gu ttMt the Liberal CDluu,lttqo IL purucll-
Ito organization In dsKulso anl that tts cu-
E1lEonlsnt iii Mr.. IIoron Ia fur tho puspusp OF
throwing rll0lln on tbs t,rosQptltiQnG,
, 1880-10-22

Expoa1t!on.
,J.ako Front opposite Adams street. Eay IN.
evening.
, 1880-10-22

NoTW1rIIsrANrINu tLcIr abandonment BY
Franco anu tho lrrcsolmtion anI 'n1eoIslnn of
The nthor Powers. tho Greeks hnyc assumed II
'te',nnf sonn. nntl seut.i I" be lbueti With eomo
OF tho nprit Ut thalr sircs. They seem fully de-
tcr1nlneG, II thoro shalt te ncctl, to put tl,oir
trust III ''not!vc swords md nllttye ranks" In
tho proposed struggle with tho Turks. At tho
opu'lng Of tho Greek Parliament yesterday, tho
ktnx tacltvuresl worry wariikc spotch, which the
Representatives loudly, rApturuu.ly upplnnticsl,
:" Tho Nation flns undertaken heavy obligations"
no sud. und then addcd: "Tho army will
not 'o .'is''asrfed Until tho establishment Vt u
nov orslpr nf things IN tho territory uw1rdct 10
dFrccp." The Greeks hava evidently lptrilet II
act IN the spirit Ut Iyron's advice, all.l not trust
fnr Freedom or MD from other Powers.
, 1880-10-22

IT would to q bad thing for the Republican
purity II Wada Hampton sha,lltl tllo.
, 1880-10-22


TflE ratur1ls Vt tho Ohio election have o.I.,
b4en recalYed ind !hs figures f,,otctl .ub,
The majorlttes prove II be larKer t1,a,, wsre
rcportodor clalntra BY the Republicans, and
the tota! vote Gust exccadel anything oypr
before pollcl In tho 9tnte. Thu fulrest test
Is on judge Of tho s.fpremo Court, Oh which
tloro WIS ITO scratcIlng N. eIsltqr aldo, a.
botl. candidates wero popular with their
parties:
niG|Yl!He t1tcpI+....st'-s+ssss .MA OIL
Toilet lDei's'}. a,.r,,,.,,rr.Ml,4 l,4l
-. Republican majority y,.,.....,,,,,,,,, el04i
ntDGii1Aek vote. B,6is
trr,uI uat., anst 5i
A"s" soNS ,.Ill93
Townsend, Tor Secretary Of Stats, ran h.
l'lAd Ills ticket a,o45 votes, baIus agrntcut
by Germans ol, account of his "local option"
record III tho Legislature. lie ran behind
l.30 votes IN observation-disclosures, Last fall, ut
the exciting contest for Goyeruor between
National Republican., 1880-05-22
pnoillo Mininr stoolls.

sAY FRANcIsCo, May 2l-'lhe following were the
official closing quotations Of mining stocks to-day
Argenta, 3lO Alpha g. Alta 234; Belcher, 294; Best
Il 3elcher, 1875 Bullion, 3}S Bodic, ~ Belle Isle
notquoted Bechtel not quoted Boston con-, ~ Bull
wer 5IS: Black Hawk, 2l.32i Belylderc not quoted;
California 21I; Chollar, S94 Consolidated Virginia
8; Crown Point q Consolidated Pacific, not quoted
Caledonia 1882; Caledonia H. H., not quotedi
Dudley, " Eureka consolidated, is; EXchequer
"a; Fairfax, not quoted; Gould Curry, 4A Grand
Prize, ll-l6 Golden Tore, not quoted Goodshaw,
2l-32 Hale 4 Narcross AZ; Hillside, not quoted
Imperial 1882; Independence, 7-lG; Julia consoli'
dated ll16 Justice, lS jackson, not quoted
Kossuth, NOT quotedi LeylNthan, 3-l6 Leeds, not
quoted Leopard, not quoted; Lady Washington,
1882, Mexican, sls; Martin Whil6, not quotod
Mono 5; Mammoth not quoted; McClnton, l3 S2
May Belle, not quoted Manhattan. not quoted
Northern Belle, not quoted; North Bonanza, moi
quoted MONDAY ~ North Belle Isle, not quoted
navajo. 3.l6; Ophir, 94; Oro, 2l9; Oyerman, 2lA
PotuSi s. Raymond & Ely, "a Real del Monte ill6
savage, ,Ss4i Sierra Nevada, l4Ni south B1lwer, i
dicate ~ silver Hill, A Iioga, ~ Tlp,Top, 6A
Tuscarofa not quoted Trojan not quoted; Union
consolidated, IS Wales. not quoted Yellow
Jacket, G5s.
National Republican., 1880-05-22
"rneouitablo Assessmouts" Again.

10 the Editor Of The National Republican,
SIR: Does not the Grand Fiasco,' tho Rt-
tempted sale of property for especial improvement
taxes" ending in tlzzle emo bidders appearing
tho property was withdrawn etc" as mentioned in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, give force TO my sugges-
ton in letter under tho above heading In The
REPUBLICAN Of May 4, viz: THAT congress wipe
out these special Improvement assessments, pay
half of the bill and make the balance general
tax" etc,
think can safely say that we who have suffered
damage aud depreciation Of property greatly in
excess of any special Improvements would be
content to pay our proportion of general tax and
drop the matter, "pocketing the loss in prefer
ence to litigation; and In Wow OF the prospective
early adjournment OF congress and the consequent
probable failure TO pass the bill to provide for the
settlement OF outstanding claims against the Dis.
trict 10 which an amendment was attached allow.
ing claims for damages by special improvements
to be presented TO the court Of clQms), they will
do great injustice To large class of citizens Of this
District if they fail TO take some action in this
matter We have suffered enough damage TO our
property without being Obliged TO go TO the addi-
tonal expense OF an appeal 10 the courts and fee
ing attorneys in order 10 stop these iniquitous at.
tempted sales. Although unjust TO oblige us to in
cur this expense for one, II they attempt to sell
my property, shall enjoin them and sce IL the
courts win uphold them In an attempt TO make me
pay for being placed BELOW THE GRADE.
WASHINGTON, d. o., May 20, 1852.
National Republican., 1880-05-22
Tho rnmlly Tronbles Of +. A. Torrey.

The family troubles consequent upon the death
of Mrs. Mary i. A. Torroy. which hayo been given
considerable publicly, now come before the public
In another shape Yesterday in the probate court.
two petitions were filed seeking to secure letters
tostamentary on the estate of Mrs. Mary Il. A.
Torrey one by Charles II. Torrcy formerly the hug
band of the deceased, and Oliver A. Daley a rea-
tive. The former represents that by Intimidation
oliver d. Ambrose and Oliver a. Daley forced and
compelled him to surrender the possession Of tina
personal estate OF the deceased, which they now
hold; that the grand jury Is now investigating
the case for tho purpose Of indicting these parties
lie furthur AYERS that unless tho property is
returned 1t will bo destroyed, and he praya that
letters of administration be issued to him on the
personal effects OF the deceased, and that soma
proper person take possession Of the estate until
such letters are issued.
Tho petition of Mr.. Daley, after rectlng the
membership Of the surviving family states that the
deceased died possessed of $1,000 worth Of personal
property, and the husband manlfests de.ermina-
lion 10 exclusive control over 1t aud convert
1t to his own in utter derogaton and violation
of the legal rights in the premises and al helr at
law of D. g. Ambrose. The hostility OF Mr. TorreY
10 his stepsOn has been such that tho petitioner does
not believe that he would faithfully discharge the
duties Of administrator toward him. lie procured
the personal effects OF tho deceased Immediately
after her death to be held and gvcn up, passing
proper accountable receipts therefor. The court
directed that letters Gd cOnigend on the estate bo
issued TO \. A. Brooke and I. A. Lambert on their
Joint bond ofs700O,