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New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
THE COuRT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Anril 0.-In the Court Of Appea

ALBANY, ADr1I O.-iu lhO Nouh3 VA <APP~A''
the following business was transacted today:
,torcus C. Cook and others agt Jnius Prudential and
srs Catblrne Josuez ,agt. William conner ae oneru
etc. and Edmund r. Smltn aH' '"ineS S"i'HN IVA
reargument submitted. - a., - - r..o,,u. rr y,o,or.
ter aud another respondents ag Psrez H. Byrne an atof
nav etc appellants; submitted. No. 31l-John WOOD ana
others resondens The Equitable Lie Assuranco soc,
ety. etc., APPELLANTS argued by Geo H. EVIsser fOF aHp
james Marsh appellant agt Geo. Avery ana oners re-
sn1ndens ARGUED by Marshall Paury Tor appeanl an9
Geo r. Avery respondents No 4s9hs People ex pse re
Bowe sheriff &C. respondent argued 6y Ire shaser tr
pciants and v Arnold for resDoIdant NO. 4so.in
atter OF ary b. Matan 10 vacate an aesessment n6ueo
m Francs Lynde stetson appellant. aud John tos
rs.rondnts No lOi-In matter OF Caharine A. ifnoe
10 Sacas argued Iy Franes Lynas s'e'S9n
tv7@n the matter OF Ferdinand and vacate
etc argued Francis Lyndo Steson Tor ap
s and Edward Coffin Tor respondents NO. A76Eva
Jones' respondent agt john yohnes aDpesnt moon % 70
Miller for appellank John A, BE.gap for respondent
agt Blank, Whppe agt OhrSuau
Jndson agt Phipa Con agt Mclean. irauaes ass koin
Reilly agf Demestre the Erie COUNTY S,vinss sapk ss.
River Rarnad faEDany, the Tenth Nauonal Bank Oh the
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
WRECK or an EXPRESS TRAIN.

WONDERFUL ESCAPK or THE pAsseNGRhS-THE
TRACK GIVES WAY UHDER TRAIN GOING AT
Thirty MILES AN HOUR.
MERIDEN, Conn. April 6.-The night express
train that left Boston at 10 o'clock last night for
New-York, via Spru gfeld, was partially wrecked
by the cavng in OF an embankment about three
miles north of this city shortly after o'clock this
morning The train was composed of two express
cars q mail and baggage car, two passenger coaches
and three sleeping cars. The locomotive remained
the track but the remainder OF the train, except
the two last sleeping cars left the rails The first
express car was found lying on its side on the track.
tho second one tumbled twelve feet down the bank.
and the mail car followed The baggage car reared
up OH the end Of tie mail car, which saved 1t from
going down. The other cars crashed against each
oter but aside from Icing dragged of their trucks,
escaped damage.
Strange to say, not person on the tram received
serious injury. Some Of the sleeping passengers
slept through all the excitement. OF tho three
that were overturned, only one. the mail car, had
stove In il. This set fire to the CAL but the flames
were cxtinpulshcd without doing any damage.
Some of the mail bags, however, we're badly soaked
with water. Most of the passengers have been
sent to New-1OTk.
The accident was caused by the Hartford Ice
Company drawing the water of their ice pond.
which adjoins the track. Tins caused the embank-
U0HI 10 give way u'.S ltu upOn IL
ali estimated spccl Of thirty miles ~ hour.
The train from Philadelphia and Washington for
Boston, duo at the same time, was delayed. or I
might also have been ditched Both tracks sank at
the same time,
The mail matter was much damaged. When
arrived the Post Office In this city 1t spread
dry. About $50 packages we're satnrned with watcr
and in many Instances the addresses envelopes
So deiaced as 10 be iegblc The newspaper mall also
suffered And IN some cases packages Of papers were
dueed TO pulp The registered mail did not escape, but
was soaked with water.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
THE CHARTER AssAILED.

ITS DIUNDERs, NEEDLESS PERvERsIpNS AND OTHER
BAD PROVISIONS POINTED OUT By MR.. BLISS
lFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, April 6.-The Senate Committee on
Cities listened TO arguments this afternoon on senat
srahan's Oh ,rter for NewYorl Senator woodin. who
has framed charters and taken such an impor-
tan part IN legislation NewYork during tue past
years occupied hls charnan o: the committee
All OF the members OF the committee were present and
also several other Senators who interested In the
subect Among these was Senator Robertson.
George Bliss the author OF the charter OF 1873 or that
under which the city Is now governed. was the first
speaker He mercessy exposed the errors III the BILL
and r. peacd many Of his statements made before the
Assembly Committee. lie said, among other things
Ibeeve I'm party measures; but not In such brutal
way AZ IN this charter What The TRIBUNE has said
thi. ni th,nk s eX%ctly rirh Let me read You an
extract from editorial IN that paper on hs cnarter
l chprtcr full OF needless perversons of the charter
1879 Eoce the astonishing provisions aDon' H e,ec. o
der do that they nave wired ont Of existence @
S , tSu T 'hi b snond scome law the Board Of
Aldermen would not haveP9~er to i,quire INTO tne
qualifications Of s own members nor elect CLERK ln
uo,her section You provide that mans salary ana IL
ncgin on ms appointment or elrct on 70 olnee ii,e
M,,Or's salary. for instance, would begin on bis
election and not upon his taking oitce the following
January. - -. - ... ....
dock bonds ~ uOt clearly cxpr s.ed They say III one
lhtl not be applied tO the payment OF salaries,
ana In another that they may Is ihat tne
wny 10 ce. nm charter for YORK II 10 also gener'
ou.ly provided That The city Of New-fnrk may issue
u,r ,3, honds-he only place IN tho state 70 WHEN
mo Drycgc Of dsobcy Ing the per cent regal rntc oI
Interest law i granted Look at the salares Tor Police
Juslicrs-sS,OuO. .,.. -. -.
senator 81 Nlidur-fS there any reason why ihese men
should receive mero than tho salary OF Judge OF
United states Circuit Courts ,, .,
their salaries were reduced but on It's way to Albany
the salal.cs were raised To their present nSlfe. j
nrc.,liir TINS was printers crror-made by printer
nnned Jakc. Thcn Will notice that the salsres OF
the AsSstnnt District Attorneys are placed at S7oOo
Orciuallv they were rcfncen but through printers
error presuI they raised. Now notice al these
eiiors But tho Hon. Bernard Biglin anu other Re-
null can Ieancrs OF this day say tnst TINS
charter is 10 60 through In It's present FORM Ana then
oy bOas that when they have got all the patronage oi
ihe Department Of Public Work and the Docks IN tnelr
hnnds that they Will wipo out the xIth Dsrict KepuD
rnns. - ,.,., - ... ,.,..A o..
provisions respectinga reduction OF salaries decarns
that they would really the ctys burdens very
little.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
SHERMAN INVITED TO VISIT BOSTON:

Secretary Sherman returned from ONO sun
day morning. To hisiriends lie expresses himself as
well pleased with the outlook there He tacs here
number Of kilograms from Boston, signed by the officers
OF prOmn Clubs asking him to visit hat Guy the ast
q! tne week, und accept banquet when tle various
commercial clubs. composed business men oil DOt
parties propose 10 give him. The Secretary Is inclined
yatIons are conveyed In the most complimentary a-
gagp If the Secretary IT Will be as business man
among business men and not as candi late. Some OF his
friends doubt the proprety Of his going fearing that
such iip at this time would lie misconstrued Kut ts
is very narrow view. and not liable tO prevail with
the Secretary ana he finds he can leave hls nspsss
the other two candidates for the Presidency travel
around good DEAL and 1t is thought thai Shsrma1 hns
ineurrng the dspeasure OF MS ines or friends either
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
TILE METHODIST CONFERENCES.
DISCLOSING IMPORTANT CHANGES.

DISCUSSING lMPOklANl CnANOIo'
DEBATES OF THE NEw-YoRK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SIDING ELDERsHPs.
The morning session of the New 1orK
Mcthodst Episcopal Conference oTened at the usual
hour Yesterday with Bishop Wiley in the chair Dr. D..
p Newman introduced Fathers Quinn and Wooo, nc"
mcmDf rs OF the West Virginia Conference. fhther
Quinn related his experience OF life OF ten years I'D inc
Roman Catholic Church.
Dr. King then ascended the platform to reau inc
m pory report OF the Committee on Presiding Elder
ships The minority OF the committee consisting OF DE-
King and Dr. Crawford, it appeared, OppOseu 10 inc
resoluions reported Saturday by the majority sug
costing that the ensuing General Conference De asKeu o
recommend that tho presiding elders Oe appoihleu W
pasioral charges whenever practicable; that su'h
A change In the discipline should he made as
would give to the Annual Conferences the riSnl
70 determine the number and boundaries OF Tie
severh districts within their limits; ana 'h".
tie rral Conference be urged TO make the oo vi
presiding elncr elective by the Annual Conference As
WINS sigued by the Rev DR.. Ferris. the Rev. Alexander
Mclean and the Rev. I. N. Lewis. Dr. King ana DG.
Crawford think that the first resOu ion s super1uous
ms the bIsophs already have authority 10 appOn' pre-
siding elders TO pastoral charges when necessary III
regard to deicrmniDg the boundaries they douot 'nc
authority of tho General Conference TO confcr this S'
without the concurrence OF the annual conferences
They dissent from The recommendation that the Generl
Conference should "makc the office or presl9IuH sue,
elective By the Annual Conference because tey X b
ou; the concurrence Of the Annual Conference ana D
cause they believe that the change would be eincen
Dr. S. N Crooks, of Pcekskill, N. ": moved nsi Una,
the committees original report should be Adopted anu
then spoke against II. -, ,au a..
you re bringing into the church,. he sad AL the
evils OF eecionssu canvassine an lOgrdhng anu
trading votes the Help me and III hsip you
and all other doubtful man9uvrlngs so lneePhIaule
from all ciectlous There IA much o u done rs the
aim was to nominate General Grant or Samuel j. Ilul
to the Presidential chair Why, are getting 70 Dc he
greatest wircpullers in America. We are Put IN IaI
noston now Our soled and the sincerity oi
our ministry is made doubtful" ~,
DR. Crawford Dr. FL IRIS, Dr. Foss DR.. George s. Hare
Dr. hon and Mr. Gull duug the day took part III the
discussion The matter Ia deemed 81 important inlt
the Conference will hold an extra session al D ociooA
this morning
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a SsSts g, ssss. SsSi ~ a. ssd ss Rsssss:
20: Knox sst BALDWIN sshas az PrsssIaIl 90 wl1ss
Carnegie Kan sst smith. Hseg s6t EzssST ~
Jones aRs Kcnf. -yafsmeut rsvoesSd 'Eyn1 s ~
tr's,s gsnled costs V ssids eyso 5ssee - ~
osas S2s .s cGn neat e 2ss &
decree Of the Surrogate affirmed oasea q III pertfas q 6
fSsrs Grown 'ss s "a SSsss e s sri e %
andludgmens report Of zeree srned VIII estt -
sci agt gran-Jndment ahdrued without cesss g StA
party In this court Bsncs ag Brcwn-Judgnset sysSe
dei.ndssss fsrt and = . him sEns5 xIsS
costa The People rel Aexander r. Vnueoe 49, ~ x1x
sSS usSss Is &C. q c g
soners Davidson ask AaroJu6gmsnt afrnsd VIA co.sl
Il % people sa % ksuysS SPs P a
cial and General Term reversed and judgment fs
fendsnt with Kelly agL ChKots 5odmsat an1 egf4
sr%sd Tn Eisn cos TIE 1 HsUpc ss sss g g
stipulation with cost. barley ss Sisiss srss
absolute defendant stipulation VITA co0
Rsia agt Peits Order Of General Tern revere. -
anrmed WITH costa Mossssa ga Sssss
NO H. Orders Of General Tern and Special Tesns nedAs
80 ss to grant the motion to Set ssfes As nsse
ssss.. TsSss ssss s s..ss e s'tnsr o.S
NTH only u @ sS as e.; ~. ssSs
one appeal In this and the csse preceding zsishe
the opinion Of Church unIsss eher pae1 q
sres IN S s ns sSsn ~Scu cS % %
Court or the supreme Court . ethef FlfHs
judgment on verdict aarmed with costs wiley sst .
Bennett agi for denied VIA.
out d. q g. .i..ts
Calendar for wednesday-Nos l42 7s l0A. l2s lA9 Iso
28o and l33.
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DIED.


kP s4an n B. ss as TIC sssa'
ssrs:s: T BJSS
partner Robert II. MOCurdy. wednesday morning 7th.
Relatives and fTiODds are respectfully invited to attend
BEALE-suddeny, william W. Beae in tho goth year OF hs
services VII 70 sa s S A1S:. OF Of NJ as
afternoon 9Th nst at O'Clock Friends are requested nos
wife Edward Binsse and laughter Of the late Joseph
Mount -" %
hprii 4 at i:3O O'Clock.
aSs@ VIII Rs'0'
ns srs rsgd'nSs = ss psar.' sy co,s
raHorn %a% o oS's FIRST ca LIZ
on Thursday. The oth ,,: ,n,t,: al iva m
Relatives and friends mvitei
FREEMAHAt his residence 80 west soihs. rs. Taesaay
April D. Warren Freeuan h. d. In the Ooh year ~ hu
Rsaiivss Of the family respectfully invited
oESTTL-Ar rart, France. Apris rA.oaor. osnu. for.
A q sdsss nss: ssn 81 e:
Rev Robert r. Lee d. d. Of Montgomery N. T. arsd ~
Funeral on wsanssa.y at iSo m. At Reformed Dutch
m,Sr sUsSn sssa e Ssrcs oorns,
FaPfri a 'sry,Ss aS% April
Relatives aud sunvssa 70 .:as"d without inrshss
FredercktoWn papers piosso copv
A1ril g. q purc pneumonia George Hyatt sged es
F,Herai sery,cns st Thsday. Aps ~ $50
carrayes viii bs in waiting arrival VI $50 m tan
from hrtieth street Depot Hndson hivsr hsosA rSAss
omit flowers
Mrs lss erS %s Jones' daughter sids .V
A. g. Patton, d. D.. aget "a years -
of the invited attend the funerai ca
on q Ss sS
HIS ,.s residence e ,s.. s!,y e e. nssAAy
Sc vices will place At Calvary Church. corner
m It ave 2lsst In conjunction with snoeo OF VI AZ
mariner Herman D. Adrtch, on "Wednesday mornng Ita
Inst at O'Clock. instead Of es hcIotofore announces
and friends respectfully invited 70 ssseha
pArTON-on Tuesday morainx. April CsruIlns Oossr'
rvnsss services a. o. Ws.. $50 ~. Thursday. Apl -
2:30p
aged 62 years .r
lnteiTneui at WO0dlawu at
pOMEROY-Entered into rest Newark. n. j. early o.
ADr g. wife OF Isaac Ponefoy ana oauxhseS " W.
late Charles Taylor -
sIIItMAN-.O On Monday morning. Apnl g. Mrs. harsAa A.
SilIlnan IN the 73d year of her age . - A., r.-r.
man. Coma, at O'Clock " NJ on Tnurs o ~ ,ss
Reiar,yes friends OF the family are respectfuy nveo
10 attend.
rrUs-At BROOKLYN third day se,hiO iOssh Robert Titus
Relatives and friends espec.y invited y ss.S shs
OSth) at hafpaat 10 O'CLOCK
| fpterInent at Now EocheHe
TUCKFRMAN---At Paris France, on SUNDAY Apin Lucy
X wife Of Joseph Tuckerman. formerly OF TINS civ
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DONyFIIY'S FARMAHkS RECOGNIZED.
A-l.L. @ Il..IIL Ll.Al LLn

Mr.. Marniag may contrive to palm OH Don
rellI's literature ms cwn on the gnigeons ahont
Washington; but hereabouts, where We aic as 'aniMF
we would Know the report TO be pcnn.lx'S Tr;tlen ,
and phrased and constructed by bIm, " II had been
nirked M in Cochin China found sealed up In bottle
on the coast of South Africa 1t bears the ,mreS9 g. OF
his unaue iliOsyncrasy in every sentence Every MIL
nesota who has read II recognizes his features IN It's
Inethods OF reasoning; in bis cnblng to posii.e cor
illusions on an aerial ladder OF c0Ijeciures and turning
dozen sOn,ersaults the way the phrases or c"ni-
dent assertion with which lie paradeS fantastic iHcunse-
0uenc for logical demOnStra alton; In tae strange arit
inetic by which WashDurn is counted out end nc Is
counted In.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

There is an undertaken down East whom the
boys nickname OLD Mortality" One day he had the
body of col0red man 10 remove Says le IL stepped
out and taking ch the lid TO look te body.
and two friends OF mine IN hero cappcd hdebus though
cOnical mask the face Of the corpse ana screwed
down the i'd I suspected nothing, and putting the
body in our wagon started for the homo OF tho
On arriving there IL was nearly waylad by crowd Of
bowling friends. who wanted TO ook at tile corpse.
unscreWod the ltd, and the next moment went through
the window taking glass and ALL aud never stopped
until struck home. and lay low Tor month after
ward"-fHsrtford Post.
After telegraph pole had fallen on a
Savannah nesro's head, be threw up hs hands and
shouted % M ~ a e .,Ss % dar % % ~ Gi va ronse nee
con Henry" Then he looked, saw what bic him. and
walked oG, Rayinxi Goy, Zee In luck dts mornin'.
spscted dat do policeman had me shuah dat time"
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
ALBANY NOTES.

ALnANY. April ., 1880 Z
When the bill TO protect the rights OF holdeu II
life Insurance companies was announced for . third
reading in the Senate to-day. Mr. woodin moved 70 ~
commit the BILL with instructions strfks out -
acting use, claiming that tho bill contained unwoo
legislation 1ais motion was aterwarG Withdrawn And
the bill was rec0mmitted tttt1 a,
The bill regulating OF railroads and tho
to facilitate the erection of building By ebo
Produce Exchange OF New-York were passed In tas
Assembly.
The Senate and Assembly In Joint convention eiccte6
Mr.. Gilmour superintendent OF Public obstruction.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
TILDEE KECONCILED.
r.<o.,, 1.l, Dronll.,sa J00LA UpDl

In view of the opposition which Is being de-
yeloped IN the South ag net Mr. T1ldens candidacy,
goOd many Democrats will reach the conclusion tha
tie time has come when Mr. TIden can rightiuliv
make his views touching the next Presidency known TO
his party and the country AR rden IA not likely to
do anything OF the Sort He has said from tie pegiu
ming that relstion he Is 20 hold TO hts party In the
Immediate future IS to be determined by the party IT.
eef through ifs representatives II they think he s not
an available candidate he will acquescc In their ludg
ment for II would profit him nothing 70 antagonze T.
He dOes not want TO be nominated II no cannot DC
elected No man In this country afford less than he
can to accept IL II is regarded as AL empty
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
THE SERVICES AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, R. l.. April 6.-Thc arrange
ents for tho proper celebration of channings birth
day tomorrow ard the laying OF the cornerstone Of the
Claiming Memorial Church are completed. A large
nsDber OF persons viii b. present Many distinguished
UnitaYans intending the Rev. w. II. Claiming. OF Lon
6on, Juiie Ward Howe and the Rev. DR.. Bellows. Of
new.fort. have already arrived.
a. lhe Channins Conferences this evening In the Uni
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis cor The pas! 2Iho"rh

WASHINGTON. April z, u. m.-T"e barom-
etor Is highest in the Northwest aud Upper Lake region
and lowest in New England anGb Nova ScotIn. lAght
SNOW hos fallen IN the Lake RECON- and light ram along
the Atlantic Coast States. Tic winds are Variable IN
ihs South Atlantis and Gulf st1teS WIN S'atiopa'J
temperature elsewhere they westerly, with lower
temperature
Tndi~rr0ns
For Ncw-Ep gland, rain areas followed ny cicnIimS
rrothmr cndrr nprfhwcscrY win 4, rising bll0mrirr'
For the Middle Atnnc Stnits cod~r' clear or party
cloudy weather. northwt etery winds IsuS paromc'ol'
CGutionEry Signals.
Cautionary ofrsloro signals coniinno rom Chnco'
tcaguc to sandy Hook aud are now ordered from C"pe
Henry to Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

To David Davis: You can't do better than
trade yoI,r boom Keelys motor, n keey d9tsnt tsS
too mulch to boot Albany Evening Journal (Kepl
If Southern congressman and Southern
newspapcrs would LEES to in def nee oi Sae
Rights, they wUud I'll less occasion 10 say any
fVicksburg Herald (DemD
Every rational man knows that the Demo-
crais have strong meto IS iVr managing III te
Sonh ard that the electoral vote of the Solid sOutn
will be Counted for tic Democratic cauddaic-lCihcin
nnf llsnnl
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

lhave hal wonderful sstrheuu. Ycr
teen years suffered with sa.trheum hal IL heo
face neck and legs able walk. only ny
hands have not been able 70 he1D
myself for eight years. hundreds Of oa6
had the eco The doctors said lncuraba
SO my parents tried everything that cam. along cav The
first box OF CUcURk brought humor tho surface Of
skin IL would drop of II out until now entirely
we'll All say thank most heartily sor curo
Any person who this letter aud let them wto
come fnd themseivee Yours trny.
WILL MCDONALD
1875 yutterGeid.st Chicago, ILL.,, March ., 1879
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
DOOMED TO THE GALLOWS.

ALBANY, April Gin the Court of Appeals this
morning, decisions were handed down in the cases
Of the two murdercrs. Chastinc Cox end Pietro
Babo, in which the JUDGMENTS Of tho Court below
were affirmed. This removes the last hope Of these
men for escaping the galows through any action of
the Coiirtg
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

TKImHE OFFIcz. April 7. n. m.-Aftcr slight rise
Yesterday morning the barometer fell rapidly. Partly
cloudy weather with showers between 330 and D. M.
was followed by clear weather The temperature ranged
between 4IO and 67o. tho average t47'1 being 1852
aher than on tho Same day Inst year, ana 7os lower
than Monday. . ,o Nv
Clear or partly cloudy and cooler weather may be e4-
pected today III this city ana Ylcnliy'
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
SEEKING COUNTRY HOMES.
NEw.YoRK BOYS SENT TO VIRGINIA.

NEW-YORK BOYS SENT TO VIRGINIA.
RESCUED PROM THE STREETS AND FROM HOMES OF
PovER1Y-MR. REID's SEVENTH PARTY
Last evening a party of nineteen boys,
gathered from the homes of poverty and
from the lodging-hOuses of the Ch'ldrens
Aid Society, started for Winchester, Vir-
einia, where they will find homes
with farmers in that vicinity. The cost OF
their outfit and of the journey was paid by
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, from funds placed IN his
hands to be used in placing poor children ID
positions where their future success wouiu ue-
pend upon their own efforts. This is the nrSV
PARTY Mr.. Reid has sent to the South.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

ave owe to the Apollnaris Water ono meas
more per day and indigestion less per neal" sd
Professor Dday Of leading medical men, IN dis.
erte
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

A dull headache, costiveness, low spirits,
want OF appetite and all bilious affections are cured
by DR.. Jayne's 5anatiye Pills. ~
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
Dolitieal Noilfes.


xIIth Assembly Dissrscs Rsppbcan Associstteu- ~
Lar mon,hiy msssins viii IS ksld q wsdRssdn sveoo
April O'Clock. a. No 70 "a rSsaf6gS S. gSsSx m
ISAAC L. osssIea. seersfsey Ea'1sEsI SO sils = q
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greclal Notices

A. rkw- a, tonH ux.a np,.s y. "a M Ian n f,o:n
mercia Company OF Glasgow. scollana having -
cciya notice that preim aries OF an aneIgamauon wn snv
Lancashire Insurance company q ,M
had been cont'ete w,u
continue business policies sub)ecs 70 ne omps's
OF that gcment " w; Cavw Tuus5 us5s..>,
Scottish Commercial lna 90.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRR....ARRIvED APRIL O.
Str Sarah Ann (Br) Kennedy Bona 20 with iron
to John Seager.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tue alya4ona - m tn ,y M h n h.a
tf Ihrtie guar white lne repieenls tle 0clll2n
lie nrfY during surs ihe broken Of dotted nae
in ndicated IhefuVe'et
nu Pharmacy glo DIsaa"ay.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
1875 But
Choice Trees and Shrubs.
pAlSOSs.& SONS Co. (Ltinited),
Kissena Nurseries.
Flushing, l.. I.
M4RHIEI

DELAFIELD-CAREY-On Tuesday. April 8, at et NAVE
Church New Brighton. g. l.. by tho Hev. y. d. Flskes
Richard Deaeld to Cara Carey daughter Of the Als Fr
erick q. Foster.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

tarlau Church which was o, cTated by D.. ChanniDg
the Rev DR.. Hosmer OF Bosom. delivered an apie ao
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
ALBANY NEWS.
TuDENs CANAL SUITS.

AN OPINION OF THE COURT OF APPEALS AGAINST
THE srATE-MUcH MONEY wASTED-PoINTs OF
THE DECISION.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-03
galset.

Set CT naturltsuis umuligt at fun,
ne siue fuIbitanoist uofaIo af 8alsst
/ bette go, men al be anfomne Sc.
peib,r tan oct bog meo GOD 9ruuo
autaa.s of ben rtpublitanfie Sidst
sr saast isiennsm meo flor Waioritst.
SisIse Telegram bar Nsu gort aipst
25 900 rspubIitunf Moioritst, msbsns
/ 1875 Silbsn trboIot en- Waioritet Of
op,r $4,000. YenipIuania bar iaar
siUet 40. 900 republican, Waioritst,
meoens | 1876 fun Is. 600. Connect.
cut siper iaar 8epublitansrne en- Ma'
%iorit,t af 5000, u.essns iamme Stat
for 4 Oar iiosn GAP neiteu 5000 De-.
motrotiR Waioritet. Nltiaa or eftsr
al SanbipnIisbsb 8siuItat.t iaaIsbss.
iom ct ibaa inoIsbst SeIesram uelter
"gt ioIib Norb,n meo llnotassIis al
Retp Serisp."
8 SOMA 3bis Oiitrift sr Sbomas
llpossraH uiuiuliOmt palst til Wso'
lem Of &onsr,sisn mso bstposlis Sra
j~oritet.