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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-05-29
TITS PURELY MUTUAL.

No Stockholders to absorb profits; and is under
til" direction oil wni. known lusincs> men.
In its working II II CHEAP and SIMPLE
Ii admits both seNr.. aud opens it, doors To the
aged. 1t allows its members 10 travel when
where and ~ they please.
Besides the payment ean admission fee and a
small sum per arnum dues. Ito mcct actual cur
rent expenses no member is required to pay any
money. except ON the death OF member of his or
her class.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

rs NOW READY ron rnx SPRING
Of 1850 WITH a LARGE STOCK
o. AGRICULTURAL M
ELEMENTS, FERTILI-
ZERS, SEED AND
HARDWARE.
which vas purchased before The late
advance In prices, and 81 ask Is TO
look nt nv stock and not 20 buy unless
you find & 70 your advantage to do 80.
4 can and do sell cheaper than any 9TH
er house this side u New York. See
below . partial List Of my immense
stock In store.
roo tens Peruvian Guano, IN dry eOn-
dition.
100 tOns Turner's Excelsior.
100 g Ammoniaaed Bone.
800 g Fresh Ground Plaster.
100 I" Pure Bone Dust.
100 /" rs Flour.
SEEDS.
1000 bushels choice Clofee Seed.
200 . Tim0khy.
300 Orchard Graas
100 Blue Grass. :.
loo BED Top.
100 German Millek.
100 Hungarian Millet.
1000 Choice Seed Oats.
1000 Northern Seed Potatoes.
And q large and selected stock Of Gar
den Seed and Garden Tools.
800 1, 2 and 8 Horse Minor and Hor-
ton Flows.
500 Farmers Friend Flows.
500 Double and Single Shovel Flows.
200 Wood a Iron Frame Cultivators.
100 Dozble and Single Harrows.
200 Tons Plow Castings for all pat
erns Of PloWs.
500 Pairs Trace Chains.
1000 Back Bands.
| 800 Plow Hames.
800 Horse and Mule Collsrs.
1000 Plow Lines.
200 Sets of Double & Single Harness
200 Riding Saddles.
500 Plow Brides.
1000 Cucumber Wood Pumps.
200 Coils assorted sizes) Of rope.
300 Well Buckets.
1000 Kegs Nails.
800 Kegs Horse and Mule Shoes.
Agent fOrthe Roland ChilIedPI
This Plow has gained such great
reputation in so short time that all /
ask is a trial. The Plow is guaranteed
to do good work or money returned.
lam now prepared to duplicate any
order purchased in Baltimore, Wash
ington or elsewhere. Delivered OF.
board free. No charge for boxing or
Battling.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10
NOTICE no CREnIroRs

Orphans Court Of 81. Mary s County Scti.
April 20, 1850.
nRDERED by The Court, That r. G. Cen ~
" Execuioro Of
MARY LEACH.
late Of st. Mary's county, Nd, Diseased, a5Tm
the notice required BY law 10 the deccaset
creditors 20 exhibit their claims and thai
same be published ones o week for six 5uceeE,
sive weeks in the St. Mary's BEAcOE.
Test JoHS r.. AHKLL,
Register OF Wills for st. Mays coast y
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, IheFebg fse
notice that have obtained from The OFyshs
Court Of So. Mary's county, Maryland, let 80
documentary on The personal esiGfe OF Magg
Leach, late Of said county, deceased. kii per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with IT,
proper vouchers attached thereto % the SCI
Der, on or izsfOre the 29th day Of October,
they will otherwise b. Las be excluded iron, -
benefits Of the said estate. an persons indebls
70 the deceased are requested 10 make immsdials
payment % the subscriber.
n. G. CONES,
kxeeutOF.
April 20. lssO-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10
FOR r EMIT.

cyTeRE and DWELLING in -
- the village Of Chapfico, now TIA
occupied BIZ A. Burroughs, r. Ill
Possession given Nay lst. APP
~ B. @. HARRIS, II Soath Street
m&eah N. 1855. Rak6mexs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10
SuceesgfuT Operation Since 1870
LYCOMlNG
Fire Insurance Company.
or MUNCY, PENNSYLVANIA.

STATEMENT.
January /, 1880.
Gross Assets. S3,Oe9, 4se =
Total Losses paid since organiza-
tion embracing $4,000 claims. ST,e2s, COO s
ASSETS.
GaBh ASSES. 3SQ, lCA 70
Other assets available TO pay losses. 2,S4O a2I
-~
Total available assets. 5000, zee 10
William p. L. Painter, President Htg
Ecroyd, Vice-Presidenf; James n. Bown -.
Secretary; William A. Krouse, Asst Secret
w. II. II. Walton, Treasurer
Persons desiring TO insure in The above ST.
and reliable Company, can do so by mddrts
the usdersigned az -. Inigoes' y. o., 81 Ma =
county, Nd. | shall he pleased 10 wait q
any person in any section Of the county
may wish hoEBes insured v hO may eomnni - >
with me by letter or see me in person.
EDWARD s. ABEL, Local Agent
for Vt. Aary's county, -.
April Is, IsS0-u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10
NOTICE.

HAYIEGland papers md field noies ofBeaf
IA II every tracs of and in ths eognty, ] piii
BE- IAesscd 10 aid parties wishing my services -
IN Iocasing their lines o. boundAfltf
I esu lie found ia Ieonsrsiiegn 90 Tnssdays.
WM.5. WATHEN,
Narek II Ias0-sf Cesar safveyo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Orphans Court of st. Mary's County, Set:
May II, $780,
- RDERED by the Court That James r.
49, Mattingly, administrator of VIM. A. DrnFy,
late Of Sc. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required BY law 10 the deceased .
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that same
DC published once week for ak successive weeks
In the ST Eary's BEAcox
Tests JOHM b. AamhL.
Register Of wins for ST. MaFy's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of SO. MaFy's county, Maryland, letters
Of administration On the personal estate Of Wa.
A. DraFy, late Of said connty, deceased. Al
persons hsving claims against the said deceased
are hereby nolilied to exhibit The same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto TO tie snhseri-
Der, on or before The Eth day Of November, 1850,
they win otherwise by law be excluded from
she benefits Of the said estate. AL persons In
dehted to the deceased are requested 70 make ini-
mediate payment to the subscriber.
JAMES r. MATTINGLY.
May Is, lSS0-0w. Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10
10 Tdbacco Planters.

Planters desiring 70 grow BRIGHT YELLOW
TOBACCO, Of SILKEN TEXTURE, should use
the EXCELSIOR, manufactured by me. In the
opinion Of Che most experienced Planters, Il
starts the PLANT QUICKER, GROWS A LABGER Lear
OF finer QUALIFY, and NATURES IT RARLIkR, than
any other Fertilizer or Guano. and the crop 10
not 30 liable 70 suffer from drought.
In calling the attention OF the Tobacco Plan
tiers OF Maryland and Virginia to my EXCEIaSI-
OR FERTILIZER, desire 70 inform them that
strictly adhere TO my original Formula, estab-
lishad In 1853, using Jbnly this most coneentrated
material, Wig No. l Peruvian Guano, Animal
Bones, dissolved In Sulphuric Acid, and High
Grade Potash. Superintending In person is
manufacture, as for the past twenty-five years,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10

Cash Assets. 8 3se, IC4 p
Other assets available TO pay losses. 2,54O, s2I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-10
ASSETS.

Total Losses paid since organiza-
ton embracing $4,000 claims. ST,o23 COO -
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
MR.. TILDEN'S INCOME lax.

THE SUIT AGAINST HIM TO DE TRIED IN APRIL
EVIDENCE OBTAINED BY THE GOVERNMENT
AGENTS.
The experts employed here and in the Northwest
collecting evidence in the case of the Government
against Samuel J. Tilden for failure to pay his in
come tax have finally completed their labors, and
have reported tho evidence to Il. ID. Webster. the
specal agent Of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, General Green b. Raum. The case Will be
entered on the April calendar of the United States
Circuit Court for this District for trial. IL has been
postponed from time TO time at the request OF the
LAWYERS for tho defendant. The prosecution, nav
ing failed 60 elicit in full the testimony OF two or
three of Mr. Tildeus brokers and partners, has con-
sented to the delay in order to peri ct evidence but
will now insist on trial at "a early day as prac-
ticable. Ii is understood that Mr.. Tilden's known
and proved liabilities. or deficit on his income tax,
grorint To over, $4,000 and there are several
railways III many states stlll 10 De learU
from I'm "A single ono of these railway wreckng
opcrations Mr. 1ilden and two of his partners made
FIVE hundred aud one thousand dollars and some odd
cents (which the reporter could not distinctly catcb
NH in the same year that Mr.. lllden swore his ln-
come at 81 900. THIS not the St. Louis. Alton
and Terro Hauto Railway suit which Mr.. liiden
lately settled by paying 100000.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
SENT To rHE III uoYNE FURyAcM.

DIR. Samuel Hahn, of No. 233 East Fifty
secondst, died on Saturday somo time ago
Dr. Hahn agreed with Mr. Kaufman
his falheI-nlaw, who Is brother Of Sigsuund Kau;-
manu. that whichever one Of them should die first the
other should that the body wds cremated. Con
scquemtly the death of Dr. Hahn
arrangements were at made with the managers
OF the LeMOyuc furnace at Washington. Pcnp ior the
calryn out OF the agreement The fires were lighted on
Sunday. Funeral services were conducted by Pro-
fessor Felix Adler yesterday afternoon at Dr.
lIahn's house, ana last Cycuisg the body,
accompanied by several friends of Dr. Hahn, lcit ths
Tor Washington.
DR. Haien Was thlrty-niue years OF axe, was n Hun
garlan by birth and had been In this
country about eleven years. lie LETT u
young wife aud two children, aud half years and
thrcc months Of age.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
AL1nn ~ X1N FRANCISCO.

THE ARMoRIFs CAREFULLY GUARDtD-REINFohC-
ING TIE UNITED STATES TROOPS
SAN FRANCIscO, March THE can Will pun
lsh tomorrow tue result Of tne inquiries regarding the
recent movements I'm military circles in tins ely
All the arms oi the "a Regiment Sailona c"aI"'
have been removed from tnc company "rm"i 60 "" u
depo.i,,d il the old Cty Hai. or nfrl Polc 9t'''
An officer and guard nov rouated ilsIy 't ''' "'
,,-, - the I'd Rccimeui unch IL allowed to retain
l,s orns The armory o. the 1-i Re- mcut is closely
guarded and no one IS allowed to enter. Tie arms OF
three cnvalry companies have been removed l"m iher
ormorv 10 what locality T. unknown, Dut prohahy 10
the Old City Hall. Camp regulations have been ostah
lisncd and grand ROUNDS" visit the various posts
nightly.
General Mcdowell COMMANDING the Division oi me
Pacific wna teIcgraphcd 10 Yesterday from Washington
10 bring the available troops hls Dy rn o. san IRAN
cisco. Companies amounting ia all t. 800 mon are
already en- routc with more To follow. probably 1000
alto.ctber II s understood mat thc p,-acn pi'caU
lions slll bee maintained until ueh tm" a. .cii meat
Of the existing AGITATION ls arrived ~, 1rl O" '' ""u
the question ~ the tuition iiiig q tc H" i'i
ding cnrpurations Go employ thrt-r "t- '-cH u''"'
M lie United states Court Hd tnc question oi TIC cot
dcmna'ion 81 Chinatown -ctf,d
The 20 Regimen :. disposed 10 view %" removal ~
IFS ptfn- wiih indigu4tion Many oi th' Wc'up - h"
scrt that n n IN insult o regiment W"-f I'l"if I"
the State and OF lazy aud order s npn'ri"hap''
The worglnemeu arc considerably excited over thc-f
luoycnrnis aud many of thcin assert that tc tutIo
ties are trying 10 force quarrel ou tirm; others sl
tnat this movement Is designed 10 oluh thc bohia o'
Health In thr matter %. tho condemnation "i 'hiua-
town while sin Others Mold tnat the whole ihnF is tr
10 the unf1uudcd fears 90 tuc duth1Tiil-S.
Company Of the Isl Regimen. "i | uftu states CAV
airy, ana P"iti"u oi uup'i' 80 ',-'',i'' 81 49,
tins morning from Camp HdIIcck, NcN"h'' ana pro
cccdcd 90 the Prrsidio.
Placaris are being posted iu prominent places about
the city. warning the employers oi t"ne-c l" c'si
IRON ilat practice ana vaguely niuiiue 80 terrible
cncr !. asa made the condition Of the uucmployc cd
The pacird u signed Council Of Inirircn.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
APPROPRIATION BILLS DELAYED.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES NEGLIC I'm" ~
woRK-NO APPROPRIATION BILLS iHi i
II

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES NEGLECIlNu A"'"
woRK-No APPROPRIATION BILLS YET AE-
PORT d.
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
W,suINGtoN. March s.-Another day has pa'seu'
and still nothing has been heard from the HOUSE
Committee on Appropriations At frequent ln,ei-
walls during the last two months members VI '"''
Committee have freely declared that they were
only waiting for the report of the COMMITTEE Un
Rules 70 be disposed of, and that lmmedlatey
thereafter they would urge the House to act upon
tie MarshalS bill, and several other appIopria'i"
hills which had been prepared. The report oi '"1
Committee on Rules adopted week ago. """
the Marshals bill still sleeps in committee.
The "Imme late Deficiency" bill. when avs"
contains items that rs the title of the bill suggests
are Immediately necessary to the proper conduc' o.
tle nut ic buslncss Is also held back by the N"ih
mlttee. for some unknown reason. One oi tho HcDlS
in this bill must be supplied before the Government
Printing Office can resume It, proper work.
The bin to appropriate money for the reiicf ol
nension claimants also remains III the hahdS VI '"o
Pension Committee, where II mas been Tor the I'S'
three weeks awaiting acton, t.od chat
In this connection II should ht RENE . 10
name of tlc great appropriation bIs-inc Array 'i'r
Navy tbc Leg siatiVc Executive, ana Ju,' ,c''', -,
the .,undry CIVIL biiit-havc neen rcp9fteu y, h t.
AppropriltiOl3 Commit zee, although Nohgi'Ni u
Lrrn IN session more than three months iil'9 ~
speaker Randall is report. every day "r - ~ - ' ~,
said that Congress Will adjourn Dy tle hii""'0 VI
MAY.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
TIE HARRISBURG BEIEERY CASES.
THREE PLEAS OF GUILTY ACCEPTED.

THREE PLEAS OF GUILTY ACCEPTED.
HARRISBURG, Penn, March S.-The not
bribery cases came up tor trn' at o'clock today
Jul iges Pearson aud Henderson the bench j. the
ca-cs OF Charles H. 6altcr aud j. X. Crawford charged
with corrupt soicitatiou pleas OF gully were entered
IN, th, de defrudnnts Wm. H. Kemblc entered plea of
guilty. and protested that hc never did corrupy Offer
any honey thing 81 ilur to either of the per
sons nauird in the bill OF indictment.
Jndxe Pearson scronsy doah:cd tie legality ~ ihis
form Of plea The plea Was thcn wlthdiaWu until TO
marrow or Wednesday afternoon subs gurutiy, how
ever Mr. Herr counsel for Mr. nbic, cutofcd plea
Of guilty, but with the cay' u ihc Court h.cS ts pro
tcsf that this thing H. not 20 lc TGed into ad
mission That the dceudiut did cOrrupuy Oirr amy
money thng Of value 20 any OF The persons named IN
fhe III Of Indictment" The Court accepted tis pcH
and Mr. Remblcs then die soscd OF ithOut th,
asked FOR delay The Court tacn edJ0urped the cases
mt
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
CRIMES And cASUALnES-BY rELEGrArH
CRUSHED 10 DEATH.

CRUSHED TO DEATH.
WEiIAND, Ont, March S.-AlcXandcT Dpan, n
contractor crushed 10 DEATH 10 night while coupling
........ . - .-. -
TRENTON, ~ J., March S.-lH the lni.cd States
the counsel IN the lewis viii conspiracy
began The summing The vii not be closed ut
morrow.
TWO sCHOONERS COLLIDE
BALTIMORE, March 81 he schooner Eddie was in
collision on Annapolis Roads with unknown schooner and
returned TIL. morning for repairs The other schooner
put Ia 10 Annapolis for fcpnfs.
DEFENDING nUCUOLZ.
Bridgeport, Conn, March S.-Ihc fourth week
uchOl trial began Ia lay Two witnesscs
fence said they rce OF suspicious appearance
near OF the murder ON the day II occurred.
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
SAN FRANCIsCn. March S.-A dispatch from
engine and cgetn coaicaTa wrecked
yesterday by The giving way OF treste Al LitIle Lake
others injured
A MURDERER ESCAPES.
CINCINSATI, March Son Saturday night An.
drew aiOynhan confined IN the Logansport (Ind)
Ia the murder Of John Raymond JacgfOn Of BROOKLYN
N v finding the doors unlocked. made ais escape A
ward OF 5000 Is offered for his capture
CHILD SHOT DEAD
COITMRUs ONO. March Sat Delaware last
ngh the daughter Of George Bo child OF three years
family by her cousin. Da-g Price who Il only
years old Daisy had been playing with toy pistol.
when her fahcs revolver SHE showed 10 her
cOs who attempted 10 get possession OF IT, and dong
revolver Bas disohareed
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
CITIZENS OPPOSING A REDUCTION.
AND RESOLUTIONS AT A MEETING IN
INWOOD.

A meeting of citizens and taxpayers of In
wood Riyerda,e, Fort Washington aud Washington
Heights was held Gt InwOod last evening 10 protest
against a reduction OF fares on the evated railroads
before they are completed John p. Cummings presided
Remarks we're made by the president Lawson n. Full
ler Joseph Byrncs Isace W. Dyckman, George +. Gauz
the Rev Father MacCormack and others.
Mr. Cummings said that II The fyc-cent fares were
adopted the roads would probably be extended no
further Mr. Dyckman Thought that II the bill should
h. pased the roads would have good excuse for stop
ping construction. The companies would contest the
Inv. and inluuctlons would endless delay
Mr. Fner made an earnest appeal in behalf Of the rail
fth with the public and that # faith should be broken
ON one side II would probably also he broken on the
other Members OF the Legislature had told
hlm that they considered the bill an outrage,
huf mat they did not dare oppose because hey feared
that such action would lessen their political
had no right TO Interfere, until II had
been shown that the company had realized
10 per cont ON the acr value OF the stock Father Mae
Cormaca believed that the company should make
wttca guarantee Of what would do before help was
given tOIt by the people. ,
tnre signed by large number OF the leading residents
OF the districts represented, were adopted Ibey stated
that the slgners sOiemnly protested agalnsi
such mOnstrOus breach OF falih WIN
thr companles aud the terms or their charters
Inv the Legislature tho passage % thisl niqnit0us
no,sure would be-" and prayed that the bill De re-
irctrJ 4 committee, consisting of l.. n. Fuller, j. NJ
i,vckman. G.. T. Ganz. James Russel dud j r. Gum
nps was appointed To present the resolutions DcOre
the Legislative Committee at Albany to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
OPPOSED TO TARIFF LEGISLATION.


IHE HOUSE VOTING AGAINST DREAMING DOWN THE
CUSTOMS REVENUE LAWS AT THIS sEssION-rHE
NEW RULES.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRfBUNEl
WASHINGTON. March S.-The House to-day
worked under its new rules for the first time. AT
the outset there was considerable friction. and
some time spent in adjusting the new ma
chinery so that it would run smoothly.
The very first bill offered was the signal for
parliamentary battle, which lasted an hour, and
in which General Garfield, Mr.. Blackburn, Mr.. Nor
rison. Mr.. Robson, Mr.. Fernando Wood and others
took an active part.
Mr. Sanford, of Alabama, was the author of the
bill, which provided FOR the reduction of the tariff
on certain articles It is the same bill which was
offered by Mr.. Morrison. and indefinitely postponed
by the Committee of Ways and Means. a few days
ago. Mr. Sanford asked that the bill be referred to
the Committed on Revision of the Laws.
point Of order was made against this reference
and the Speaker submitted the question to the
House. On a call of the yeas and nays it was de-
cided by vote of 143 TO So that the bill should
to the Committee of Ways and Means, where, under
the rules. it belongs.
The antl-tarlff men were not satisfied with this
result In the course of the day they introduced o
number of bills affecting the customs revenue de-
rived from salt, paper, iron and other articles On
three of these the yeas and nays were called on the
question of referring the bills 20 some other commit
tee than that of which Mr. Wood Is the chairman In
all cases the anti-tarih men were beaten by "a de-
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
BEACONSFIELD'S CHALLENGE
AN APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY.

THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT TO End FORESIGHT
HENCE-ENGLAND TO BE PLUNGED INTO JUR-
MOL-A GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD
PROMPTLY.
The British Government made the startling
announcement yesterday that Parliament
will be dissolved on Tuesday, March
%. 1t is expected that the general
elections will be held so that the
new Parliament may meet early in May.
Mr.. Forster on the part of the Liberals, ap-
proved of the announcement. The Irish Re-
lief bill has passed both houses OF Parlia-
mept
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

A General Press dispatch says: " under .ho
operation OF the new rules. when went in'o
dav the States we're called in alphabetical ofder ior '"o
ntroaucton Of bins for reference and the rules e
oure every state and Territory TO be called the eh
day was consumed d. One hundred and orysx m olI nv anS
resolutions were introduced, the majority oI the" "
ever, being OF u private character
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
NEW-YORK. TUESDAY. MARCH 9, 1880.

cided majority. The motion to refer to, the Coin-
mttee ON Agriculture a bill to abolish the dutS on
salt was defeated by a vote of12S to ~. or
The votes the House to-day may he looked Masn pTn
Tommttee IN regard 10 tariff legislation at TINS ses
sion Any measures which NAV be brought foIwIu 49,
bv that committee will be likely to prove OF Ne''
conservative character and few IN numDeI.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
r1r wrsroN.o,LEARY CONTEST.

THE WESTON.OLEARY CONTEST.
SAN FRANClsCO, Marcn S.-The WestOu-OLeary
waking match began at the pavilion at o'clock this
morning .,,,.
BATH Me-, March S.-A hne three-nasted schooner
named the Erstus Mman has been launched here She s
Of 900 tons "a 1873 eet long SO feet oeam and cost
AN OFFICIAL REMOVED.
L.TTlr Rot H. Ark, March S.-Colonel w. =.
oliver superintendent OF the Federal building
OF erection here has been removed his friends aege ior
political ressOnA
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
A CANADIAN ART EXHIBITION.

TORONTO, March S.-Ihe Academy OF Arts
Exhibition at Ottawa, formally opened on satur-
day night in the building TO be hereafter used for the
nurnose of "A Government Geological Museum. The
as,embllge was brilliant, some 100 ladies' and gentle
man most OF them subso bel, being present III evonpa
Hppga
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
APPLYING FOR A CANAL GRANT.

PANAMA, Feb. 2S.-sihe arrival in Managua
IL announced Of Don j. Tomas de Franco who Is pro-
claimed as the bearer of important propositions from
General Grant and Admiral Amme looking 10 the obs
tanning OF concession from. the Government Of Nica.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
AOMINA1lNNs.

WAsurNGToN, March S.--rhe President sent
the 10, .owi = nominations 10 tn" senate 10
tt,aas,.rs-U Unbbard X. Milvapi, at Lexington Ky.
Geo II Fullerton, ar BrHckt0 q. MAJ ., -, N-oyr
NfTqI Tromof Ons- Master Herman r tckpnhh' VI >th
w. IN ir irnfcnaut hnslCu Samuel 60 IrmY. i N"tn
carolina 10 be- a Master; MldshpmAn flahe5 H. 7"o'''
Of Missouri. 10 be a. LusSu
rFor cong,es.yon1i Iro-,ed,ncs see sccond pag'l
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

short road has already set the example, and s evi-
IDENTIFY PROSPEROUS aud the cry will unquestionablyy
be raised. Then the surface men say, they VIII
have to run bob.taiI cars" dispense with con-
ductsrs, and reduce the style of their accommoda"
tlOns.