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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-01

The Tribune is working zealOusly for
Blaine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-01

Silver Plated Table Ware.

The knives forks and spoons flea table, out
by the New England Plate Co., OF New Haven Conn.,,
have always given the best of satisfaction, they
made of that pures metals, steel, plated with pure
nickel and silver. ANY needing supply ought to
write for circular send IS cents for sample set of
tea spoons. OLE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-01

Have had the job printer print price lists which they
mailing every known in this vicinity; it is
believed that upon inspection of said price lists every
person will the benefits of the change Any further
explanation given at the counter
West Glover, w.t. March l, 1880.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-01

A grandson of John G. Calhoun is a
bartender at st. Louis. He says he
dosen't like the business, but it is the
best he can do at present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-01

Mayor Kalloch spoke to large au-
dience of workingmen in San Francisco.
Sunday, counselling the use of lawful
means in endevoring to secure the re-
moval of the Chinese.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-01

Governor Cornell Thursday signed a
bill admitting women to vote for school
officers. New York makes the twelfth
state which has extended this suffrage
to women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
BiSE-BALL NOTES,

The fourth game for the National champion
ship between the Albany and National Clubs played
at Washington yesterday. The contest was close and
exciting throughout and resulted in favor Of the Albany
Club by score OF q to i.
At Waterbury. Conn., yesterday, the Monitor Club of
That place defeated the Yale Freshmen nine by score
OF 20 TO 4.
At Hanover. N. H. yesterday, the first game for the
college championship between Harvard and Dartmouth
Clubs resulted IL favor Of Dartmouth Club by q
Of - 3.
The Boston Club was " BANKED" for the third tlmo
this yesterday Boston IN the second game with
the Troy Club. To the surprise of the 1900 persons
present. the stood at the close Troy City, Bos
ton, 0.
J. Kelly the wcknown catcher, who played with the
Fy-away Club OF this city, and caught several times
for the League Syracuse Club last season. is organizing
a New-YOrk team The nine will probably include the
following PLAYERS Kelly, O'Nei LAWN, LouGhlin Tracy
and Towart. good out-held IS yet to be selected.
benjamin LouShlin is recognizing the old Eagle Club,
which first came into existence in 1857, and will play
number of games the Eysan Fields this season.
Hines, of the Providence Club, who led tile
League in batting last year, continues to bat
with all his old-time effectiveness. Richmond aud
Wood lead the batting of the WOrcesters. The WOrces-
ter Club was the first one to play game ths season
with only one mispay on Wednesday
Kccrc the change pitcher of the Albany Club is doing
effective work In that position Clinton has been
released by the club and MIrnan will probably be en-
gagged righedcr. II Is sand the club is also trying
10 secure George Wright. In the three games MT
Cincinnati five hOmcTuns have already been made The
field stones away from the batters, and if ball goes
over cldcrs head hOmcrun is sure to follow. Foley
made one hOmerun ut Boston.
The Boston Club talks Of engaging Mcclure, OF last
seasons Rochester and Manchester Clubs catch for
Bond. the Chicago Club has earned II runs in the
championship games lar. This is The largest score
made by any League CLUB The Cleveland Cub is sec
Ond, with runs earned In the ChIcagp Cincinnati
game It Chicago last week, the Chicago Club made 10
runs the first inning. The attendance in the four
League cities. at the opening championship gaines list
Saturday, 1850 Providence drew the largest
crowd, and Cincinnati came next
The following Is the championship record of games
played ana lost by the cigut League Clubs during
the first week of this II will be seen that the
new League Worcester aud tho Chicago Clubs are tied
for the first place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
TIE BoAT AWARDED TO TALE.

The committee appointed to decide which of
the contrasting colleges the boat voted for at
the Hahneman Fair gave a decision last night at
meeting in the 22d Regiment Armory. Yale was repre-
scented by George Sheffield and Columbia by Mr.. Good
win. The decision is as follows:
At the close OF the polls. Yale had actually paid for
JAG v0tce and Columbia for D94, II we exclude the
votes recorded for Columbia the credit OF Mr. Good
wins word. We think the 400 votes recorded on
credit should be thrown out the terms, as made known
to contestants not including settlement 10y check
otherwise after the polls closed. The
consent of the committee cannot affect tue right OF
contestant ignorant OF such agreement, We OF
the opinion that Mr.. GOOdwin's check should be re-
turned to him. Tie balance IN favor OF Yale votes
actually paid for before the polls Closed and the
boat III dispute IL awarded 70 that college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

King Miss Mildred Griffith was awarded the first
prize for spelling. The Richmond County BOARD
of Supervisors will meet at Richmond Tomorrow 10
appoint q police commissioner in place vi isaac
Marsh, whose term of Office will soon expire.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
YONKERs.-The Rev. r. J. Miller, of the Method
ist Episcopal Zion Church, has been transferred to
the church in East One-hundred. and-seyenteenth-
st.. New-York. The corner stone Of the new
Westminster Presbyterian Chnrch will be laid
May 90
WAyERLY-Justice p. J.. Mcclellan, of Mount
Vernon. Yesterday issued a warrant at the request
of District Attorney N. H. Baker, for the arrest OF
Laurence Doyle, on suspicion Of having caused the
death of Mrs. Ellen Ryan at Wayerly on Wednes7
day last. Doyle was committed to the county Jall
at White Plains to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
WHITE PLAINs-Niichnel COyne,, a ]abOreer OF
White Plains on returning home about ~ o'clock
on Friday night in state of ntOxcation began
to marcat his wife, as he had often done before:
In order to escape him she spranR ont of window
and injured herself very severely. Judge
j. c. Dykman, of the Supreme Court nav
ing recovered from his Frustrated illness, yesterday
resumed the Special Term Court on Saturdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

sebr pavfair tr, Nickersou Matanzas via Ber
muda with sugar Moses Taylor co; vessel 70
schr sam Weller (Brl Down, PernamOueo 81 day" with
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FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON May sStr AmeriQue from New.York Tor Havre'
was senalled Of sclly ISLANDS at 10 m to-day ,ovorx
LIVERPOOL May 8-Sr city OF Brussels rom sew mt
this port passed Cr0Ohavcn arr ot nst SUI bgyPL
from New York arr 4th inst str Erin IRON New York
HAvGr Nav 8salol str 81 Laurent fGr i,o last
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9Th INST Ephates Mary Fraser Pacific, sarah ChamDers
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ElIOrc; 9TH inst Grove, Haab IHg0uar Rosa "
Tlid Sth inst. POOscar the latter OF Dover
For Later Ship Ne,rs II am, see SeCenta Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
PROSPECT OF A NEW MARKET.

SOME OF THE DEALERS IN FULTON MARKET PLEASED
WITH THE CONDENSATION OF THE BUILDING.
The condemnation of Fulton Market has not pro-
duced entire dissatisfaction among the markeimen
doing business there. The smaller dealers seem to
feel TO some extent aggrieved, but quite number
of the leading men welcome it with satisfaction, be-
leving that the fact of the present building being
condemned will assist them in obtaining the pas
sage of the bull asking perm ssion to erect new
market which is now before the Legislature. A.
fred A. DOrlOn, of A. e. p. DOrlOn, belongs to the
minority party who do not favor the movement for
a new building. He SAID to n TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday " | do not think any new market neces-
sary that is, don't see why the city need gotQ
such expense. The walls could be properly repaired
aud new roof put on for about O,OOO Or9JO'UOO,
and this wOuld DO a great saving"
Eugene G. BlacifOrda large fish dealersald: some
two or three weeks ago | wrote letter TO the Con-
trOlleT calling his attention TO the dangerous con-
ditOn of the walls and roof If the market on the
northeast corner. He requested the Commissioner
of Public Works to shore up the walls AMI make the
building safe, and this was zone. 1t was found,
however that the old roof was too rotten and dlap-
idated to stand repairing; so Application was MADE
to Superintendent Dudley to pu6 on new roof. lie
had an inspection made of the buildinP, and as re-
suit condemned it, saying that the walls would not
hold new roof We now hope to Get favorable
legislation ut this session of the Legislature and to
obtain bill enabling the city 10 erect new mar
ket on this site. If the bill becomes a law, tenn
poTary sheds will be erected at BuTng-Sllp by the
Commissioner of Public Works for the accOmmoda-
ton of the malkctmen until the new building IS
ready for USE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
A cornulont. old lady was at the Londc

Bridge station gong down into Sussex she had big
bag and small one. and was busting through the gate
tO reach the train when the ticket collector called ont
"Ticlet maam Can't pass till your ticket"
g" halnt time she replied Cane rDr pa ,ncs ars
very stricG" you will make me misc the train," she
shouted. Plenty Of tme PAGAN tran does T D D0t
down her bags and after long hunt. she found
the key and opened the big one. Article aiter
find the ticket. The smaller submitted to the
same treatment, the old lady all the while gro wiling 70
herself: and when ten minutes had slipped away she
looked IN and inquired " What ticket do you want ~
Your railway ticket OF COURSE" he replied. why,
had that I'm nv hand NIL time. you inudent fellow
She exclaimed as she hustled the things into the bags
Then why didn'l you show it, ma'am q " Then wny
didn't Won saw railway ticket sir You want TO under
stand that there are hundred different kinds Of tickets,
man OF the railway at once"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
SHIP NEU'S.
PORT or SEW.YORK......MAY 8.
RilIN ED.

ARRIVED.
str CITY OF Montreal BIZ COudrOn LvepOOl April 81
ot,lO ~ 20 J u Dale
Str Topazc tBr) Cored Barrow f. April % with pig iron
20 Croker Bros.
StrC,ate civ Dagrett Savannah DAYS. 10 Yonsr
str Castle Reed, Charleston, 90 VIM Clyde & Go.
RtrAbemarle HulDheTs LeRea, DEL O Dominion Ss ca.
ship KingspOrt tOf II John b. Dnd. Antwerp 43 days.
with empty barrels etc ORDER Vessel to Nevius son.
10 order: vessel 10 Howe, Goodwin q Co.
BARK Friedrich Perthcrs Ger, Motei, Hong Kong 100
lay,. with mdso to 4 A Low .S Bros.
BARK Celcsna (Aus PnsskviCh, Trieste 60 days, with
iron and barrels tOOrdoT; vessel to SiOcoych * 20.
BARR tNOrl SteeD, Trieste 90 DAYS with old iron
and empty barrels order: vessel to SOcOylch q Co.
Bars Blqunu (Span, DearaY. BilDOa 81 days with iron
orc 10 order: vessel ~ BeuhAIu Pickering q Co.
Victor Sacr Francisco Dec "a with mdse TO SUIT
Coz weasel Ia Vernon "A Brown & Co.
Bark Rosenberg S0r JOLanessen, Sayanger % days. In
ballast Funcb, Edge & Co.
Bark DJmeHca Utah. Aarchyes Catania 60 days with
sulphur t. Fabb & ChauuceY vessel to SOcOyich co.
Brig E1abath Dean, Portland. with lumber 10 II
Adams; vessel 10 IL " Loud & Co
big White tBr Blair II Domingo II days, with sugar
TO = Michelena; vessel To HattOn. Watson 4 Co.
B1g Marie Louise tNwed, Nilsson, Bahia Al days with
sugar 10 order; vessel TO FuuCh, Edge & Co.
BrE AEat tNOr TTulsen, MaceO So days, with sugar
20 order vessel 70 BenAAo. Pickering & Co.
Brig Excelsior (Br, Mayor Bermuda DAYS, With Veget
Rbles 70 K W Hayward q 60.
Brig Houston. Brown, Centuegos II days. with sugar
J s q Fowler.
brig Trnao ispsu, Villam Gion GO days with old iron
10 ORDER vessel TO Galway g. Casado.
Big Beaver Cole BuenOs Ayres 81 days. with hides
10 ORDER vessel 10 HattOn. Watson co.
Brig Arcadia woodward, Guadalupe 10 days. with sugar
10 II TroWbHdges sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
pURE SUGARS.

THE NORTH RIVER SUGAR REFNISG COMPANY (successors
to NIGers & Martens) would inform their customers
and public general that they still making spe
cay manufacturing the highest grades OF Refined sugars
in the socaled old way, in mo9ds Ihelr Crushed snd
not made sugar pressed to initiate the same. We
Of Cane Sugar free from
chemicals mixture with glucose, or a9uerations OF
whatever nature Our Sugars be procured at
the principal wholesale ocers and kept constantly on
hand by Park & TtlfOrd, Acker. Neral Condit Macy q
wv NORTH RIVER 81 GAR REFINING Co, 91 Wallst.
GEORGE H. MoLLE3 Secretary
WINCHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHITES
VIII cure Consumption, Coughs. Bronchitis. Debility &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
HOME NEW
ppoMfVEYr ARRTVALl

Name Henry p baldwin Of Michigan and p p. Plnmb OF
Kansas the Hon Marshall Jewell OF lIartford william ~
Chandler NeW.Hampshire, and w. j. Florence 30.
Jams oe-senator John Jones, Of nevada 1
Ro,eL-SenatOr ALVIN Saunders. OF Nebraska HeBfH0h
HoiSe-PrOessOr William @. Sumner OF Yale college,.
Hotel BrUnsirkShOrOKui Agee T0kat0 OF tho lc
cation Washington StuTteUdHt HOuseM edloa loC
tor ". Potter T. s. NJ. Clarendon Hoet-Sur
geOnG enera Cahill Of England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
CHANGES IN ERIES TINE TABLES.

A new time table will go into effect on the New
York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad tomorrow.
Several new trains will be placed on the road and
running time Of several importSnt trains Will
Buffalo Suspension Bridge and New-York will be
shortened one hour arriving in this city at 1928 a..
H.. instead Of 1928 p. M as at present. Train No.
8 will leave Buffalo on present schedule time but
will arrive in this city at 1910 p. m, twenty
run between this city and BinghamtOn. The
monitor" will be extended to SusQuehanna and
will connect at that place with tram which will
arrive in this city at $50 p. IN. There will be
through passenger coaches on this train from
Hornellsvile. On the Eastern division the present
10 n. III. train between New York and Paterson will
be extended to Sufiern and will leave Ncw-York at
1890 D. M. arriving at Sufern at 1906 and stop
ping at all stations. Train No. 3d. between Pater-
son and New-YOrk. will be run daily, leaving Pater-
son at 7;17 a. NJ, and new SUNDAY train viii be
between these two cities, leaving New-YOrk
q. m. A new train between Suiiern and Pater-
Twill leave the former place at 1910 a. N. and
connect at Paterson with train No. 50 for New
York. Train No. will leave HOnesdale at GOO a..
LII. instead Of 1908, as at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

the house. They did not seem to comprehend the
danger in remaining in their unsafe quarteTs, ana
left them reluctantly dragging their few. goodsinto
adjoining tenement-hOuses, visit to their deserted
ties was taken none too soon. Floors ceiling and
stairs in both buildings seemed ready to tumble
down at touch. and the filth covering the walls
and woodwork rendered the rooms unfit for human
habitati0ns. The property belongs to an UNDIVIDED
estate, in which Tax Commissioner Nanderpoel rs
said to have share, and has long been IN litigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
AN INSANE JUROR IN a MURDER TRIAL.
THE NYMAN TRIAL AT PATERSON SUDDENLY

THE NYMAN TRIAL AT PATERSON SUDDENLY
ENDED-JOsEPH ABBOTTs MIND AFFECTED.
The trial of KOmah Nyman. ut Paterson, for the
murder of his father john Nynan, was cnuc,I yes
frrtav by the insanity of one of the jurors When
Court onencd it was lumOTCd that juror was to DC
removed Judge Dixon and in, 20 Simmons rc-
fired and after a long consultation returned To the
bench and said that grave dOnbtS had arisen as TO
the competency of Juror Joseph Abbott. They then
appointed Drs. TcIhmc, Rice and Warner as
Board of Examiners. The three physicians accom-
panied by Acknowledgement Stockton and District
Attorney Woodruff counsel on the part of the state,
Nynan, retired to the Judges chambers, where the
Juror was awaiting their appearance. When the
examination was finished, Constable Beam testified
that Abbott, who is the proprietor of liquor shop
i'll Ralnapo-avc, Paterson, was attack cd with Its
last Thursday night, and had since shown symp,
toms of insanity. Friday morning he endcavolcd
to 90 down stairs at the Franklin Hotel, where the
Jury is lodged apparently thinking that he was at
his own house, and that his dram shop had not been
opened Friday night and yesterday he was worse.
The three physicians cOncurrCd in the opinion that
Mr. Abbott was of unsOund mind When the jurors
were summoned, Judge Dixon discharged them ana
ordered that misTial he entered in the case.
The counsel on the part Of the defence insisted
on drawing q new jury and that the second trial
should open at once After considerable discussion,
Judge Dixon laid the matter over until Monday
morning. This is the second time that murder
trial has been ended in Ncw-JcTsey by the insanity
of a Juror. The first case was at the first trial of
Mrs. Jennie Il. Smith and Covert ID. Bennett for
the murder of Richard ii. Smith, one Of the jurors
becoming insane, it was said through the want OF
LIQUOR This is believed to be the cause of the sud-
den insanity OF Abbott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

AT his own expense BALDWIN COTHIER, OF New York
and Brooklyn has issued aTgesizcd photograph Of old st
AIMS Church. cdice has recently been demolished 70
way the abutnents OF the great bridge MT Bald
win picture taken few days ana ne mas pre-
episcopal clergyman OF Brooklyn copy one
copy largest size framed may be seen IN the window OF the
RrOOklrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
DRIVEN FROM UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

The two-story front and rear tenement-hOuses at
No. 81 Mulberry.st were condemned By the Board
given to Owen F. Gray, the agent, that the tenants
must move and the buildings he made safe OF pulled
down No notice was taken OF the Order and yes
ferday after waiting six weeks. Dr. Day. the Sanl-
fary superintendent, ordered the building cleared.
large force Of policemen directed by Sanitary In
lpector Tracy, drove the tenants all Italians, from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
GAnnOunCements.l
FINE BATH SpoNGEs REASONABLE.

FINE BATH SPONGES REASONABLE. go
Don't fail to see those bathing spOngeS at lKERs No 800
Ghave where they sell Edsons Polyorm 81 81 20; "el Ge
Salve &c., Soap Warmers Safe Lv and Kidney Cure
81 G5 BensOns ChamOmie and Celery Pills 39c Benson
apJne Plaser lSc; AlcOck5 Porous &c. two Tor Zoe;
Aliens Resorer 9sc Ayers &C., Halls. Csc; Cheya'
Her Gle. cannot possibly Ouy lower than at HAer
No, 353 6th.ave., between 2lst and 22dstS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATU RI ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
sun Ai9 sun sats... 70l Clock slow }rn 45S
Moon ses. AIS Noon sOIths. obs Moons age days 80
WATER TO.DAY-A.
SANDY HOOK 1880 Gov Island $40 Hell Gate $50
high WATER TO-DAY-P. y.
Sandy Hook 100 Gov Island 1884 Hell Gate 1923
FROM LIvERPOOL-BY STEAMSHIP CITY OF MONTREAL.
Byrne Mss X Keme, James Turner, II
RIGGS. L MCCOnb, James and family
Clarke, Obario. q Vance. + and family
Gledhill John Ryan, Miss X johnson. Nil and
IcathertOn, Miss MSiuma, John MTs
Humphrey, q q Stevens Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

0Tn CT AVIS.

House. CLEANING.
JAMES PYLEs PEARlNE does the work spenddy WltnOut
soap in half the time. Sold by all grOcers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

NERVOUS debility and weakness of genera
~ tive positively cured by ALIENS Brain Food 81
All druggistA send for circular to ALLEN, 3l5 lstave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
ALLAN CAMPBELL's TERM OF OFFICE.

Some uncertainty being felt as TO when Commits
siOncr Canpbclls term of office expired, Mayor
Cooper on Friday gave the following explanations
:" 1t has been suggested that II Is by no means GER
pire on the LIST day of May, 1879 nor that an ap-
pOintmCnt Ill his place may not he made by the
Board 10 consist of the Mayor, President of the
Board of Aldermen and President of the Board of
Police if the proposed legislation is passed. The
argument i'll support of this claim may be outlined
"By the Charter of 1873, Mr. Van Mort was to con-
tnuc in office until the expiration of his term
which was Oh December 29. 1870, but lie resigned
March l. 1873. General FitZ John Porter was ap-
pointed for Mr. Van Norris uncXpred term, that is
until December 30, 1879, at which date Allan
Campbell was appointed. The term of office of the
Commissioner of Publ Works is fixed Ivy Section 20
of the Charter at four years but Section - provides
heads of Departments other than those first APP
pointed shall begin on the list day OF May. 1t is
not clear whether Mr.. Campbell was the person
first appointed within the meaning OF this proXl-
sion General Porter was the first person actually
appointed, but Mr.. Van NOrts term had not then
expired. Mr. Campbell was the first person APP
pointed after the expiration of that term 1t may
I've claimed that his term began Oh the LIST day OF
May, 1875, and ended fonr years from that date
If it he held that Dir. Campbell the first person
which provides that the person first appointed shan
hold office until the list day Of May in the year in
which il is provided that the term shall expire.
Under this provision il may also be claimed that
have not adopted this view in making nominations,
although il has frequently been discussed. If Mr..
Campbolls term expired on the LIST of May, 1879,
it may be claimed that the Mayor and Aldermen
have failed TO agree upon an appointment to this
office from the 1st of May 1879, or flor than
O year. while the bill gives the power Of appoint
ment TO the new Board i'll all cases where the DIS
agreement has existed for SIX months"