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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
GouarInersniu NcIlres.

II VALIENTE.-Notice Is hereby given
He that undersigned Naiente and Fausto
Mora residing Cty OF New YORK In the County
and DIRK have this day formed Limited Part
nershp under the state OF NewiOrk tnat
said Partnership Is 10 be connncsd II T.
VALIENTE the general nature Of the business
tended 20 be transacted the establishment and aaintsn
amer IN city Of New Ork Aforesaid OF
ducts Manufactures that the only General
ENRIQUE Valeute and that only special Partner
Fsast Mora toat the amount II capital which the
said special has
1susand Doi3rs and that the has atusly and
good ath been paid In thai the Partnership 10
tho sixteenth dsy OF November In the
eighteen hundred and eighty and VIII terminate on tfe nrst
January IN the eighteen hundred and
that the esna tncate OF Limited ship. duly
scknow edged together with the aav o said
payment OF said special Capital
this tsy been daily d the orice NJ she Clerk ~ The
CITY and County u New YORK Ia The staeof New ork-
ENRIQuE VALlENTE
FAUSro MORE
Dated New York. November ID lSool
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ErROPEAN MARKErs.

TrvERPoor. Nov. % .-Purt-Pune Mess-Eastern dun
10; Western. dul. ac o. Bacon -. lumber lni Cut
dul 40 10 short RiD. STEADY 20 A.; Lor- Clear,
steady Al. short Clear. hUll AZ - Hams-Lone
dun al 65 EEra Ness dDi q. 50 Prime hess dln
af d. laTd-pume Western hrmer NJ A 81 iaIOw
PRIME Coy dull a. 35. ruTpen1ne,prts steady b
R0,n-COmmOn duh ODD fne steady al IL.
Cheese hOce ste y at 81 Lara , steady at
10. Four-ExIa state. steady at - 3D. Wheat 4.
White steady 10 2i. ~pmng No. =. uGmer ii 10 New
Wuter Western mer 10 Sd New southern winter lrn
Al iOi Corn rmer 90 II l CoUouseeG DYelOw
American, 81. ItOsln-iOu.nun az London.
du II 6G TUrpruune spirits az London. dull at 49,.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2a-l2:3J p. m.-Lard Al per cwL Tor
American spirits 81 nlrDennne 80 3D. per cWt
LIVERPOOL. Nov. Z3-l:30 p H. rra Sums ,t-OnEi Corn.
s. III. per GENITAL for New Mixel Western; Wheat
Cau0rna White -lOd nlO Tor Red Western Surng. ana
no a. 2i Red inter The receipts OF Wheat Tor tue
past three days $4,000 centals, including $1,000
LONDON Nov 25-4 D. u.-edned Petroleum. Sasd. per
cal spirits rurpent ne $500 per CIVIL
MANCHESTER SOW 23.rhe market Tor yaIus end abrcsis
hrner and slightly dearer
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS..
LONDON Nov 23-l13O L =. per cent bonds, IL 81;
four aud a I5lt Enc AZ 40 second
sols Illinois central l26 =; Pennsylvania Central biSs
Reading. 26l-
IONDOS Nov. 23 D. nus. bonds fonr cents, 1904
four a half cont bonds 10 New nves lu4 y At
ant and Western nTst mortgage trustees certificates,
56.s; enral con DIS III Erie second con OILS,
lG Pennsylvania Central "a q The amount OF bullion gone
INFO The Bini oil England balance 4l2OOO'.
quote cent rtes ~ % francs % cen
for tne account
PANS Soy 23-kxchangc LONDON. % francs 20 = cen
times Tor checks
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cnrroN MARKGrs-nl rELgaAApn


LvERP0ol- Nov. 23-l2:30 D.mCOtron siding Up ands.
6 Mddnng orleans. 6Jt1. sales r. 900 including
aud export kecGDt. 10 900 bales
Including $4,000 bales American Fuures plands Low
Il d-ung clause November delivery, osu hs1 s2'' 40
December delivery 6Ssd. also 6isd do De
cember JalIarY delivery ol5 - also b1s. 6lsd
DO January February delivery 6d 6Sad do F,D
ami aarch delivery 81 ld also 62 & d. March and
ery 81sd.. do. May ana June delivery. 6l5 si'
IvRRPoo- Nov. 25-l:S0 o. m.-Coton Mbidlng UDiands
69,sa.: MidIiing Orleans SIS sd
t1vgRpOOf Nov 23 . ID pm-CotGOn aav
ding December and anutry delivery b g2 10 jan
nary delivery. 63,d do. February and March
delivery. 6iYd March April delivery. 62sad.. -
61g April ana May delivery o4lis Futures closed
BALTIMORE Nov. 23.-Cotton firm Mlddng IL &C. Low
MIddng Osc Good Ordinary. 10 &c. net receipts.
gross $50 bales bales: ZSJ bales
suinners roo bales: stock. 1876 bales
BOSTON p Cation nrm MidfinV II sc: Low MID
ding SCI Good Ordinary 10 2G net receipts, lOIo BALES
1878 bales.
CaAgEsTos nov 23.-COtton quiet Midding IL ss0
Low Mad4ng. IL c Good ord lO2c. receIDta.
exports 70 Great brtin lo2J bales sales 900
l22.s6S oalea
yCdIlng I0i1c: Ordinary. 9sc; net receIDt 3005
exports coastwise 6Il bales saios L6-o oaes stock
EEwOR LEAgs. Nov. 23Cotton quie1 Mddlne. IL i2c..
Low Md.Ing. l0a,c.; Good ordinary. net 9293
GROSS 1907 baes exports 70 Great Britain S1J2
1000 bales last evening. 800 bales STOCK
NORFOLK Nov 23.-Cotton firm Atddng 1lQ1lisc. net
receDt- o3l2 bales exports cOastH 45bt bales sales
I.J4Z bales stock. OIL bales
SAVANNAH Nov. % -COuon firm Middling. llc Low
MdlDg 1912 Good ordinary. Sac. net receipts 1888
cXuOrts Continent 1000
last evening. 700 bales stOrA. l3 7Ob 3aes
~ Louis. Nov. 23.-Cottou hrn AbadAng II ise Low
NdflnV ordinary. HJfc l. Sj bales
shipments 25jS bales sales 81 bales st0c 49,. "a bes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
CHEESE MARKET.

HEHKrsPn " Y Oct 23.-There shipments hence
today ~ boxes Cherse AZ H. 20 ~ o go
DO Te u Farm Dairy aso sold al IL 10 l2c
10 grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24


GUNNY CLOTH-Quet snd unchanged go
HR1P tec-Qmet Jute Butts 2'sc' Manila Hemp
s-,GSsuc.. Sirai, &c. Jute nominal
AND rhs market CONTINUES active the
arrivals sr. greatly cur.aled and prices RUE strong We
onote Hav Shipping gJc. Prime ~ ~SI ID; nedlun. 81
u, sa qs,e Clover 75ASOc straw quoted-LOng Rive. 81
as ) OJ: short do, 8t0s5c.: Obt. zoe g.. -,
Grades a fair u DONG at the new ngnre- We
81 Ruenos Ayres, 28lGZ4r AOnleVlde0, - 9124c;
fryisnies 22G22 c RO Grande % 2G23c o1noco y 2D
1a Caorna 2342s -1 Metamoras lV@ !3Aac era Cruz
l=sa &c Truxilo Sc. Tampico l7c Bogota %odz lc;
Central AMERICAN ls1Zc. MaraiaDo lb9I fc Bahla liza
ne Pusrto Cabel0 aud Lee tlty siogh-
,er oy 1 I.r. do Cow s. "a IOc. Dry Texas l19<oc
roes rule arm We quote New fors, crop 1880 Is I5e
Nj. m ana Western 22c Yearlngs 10 25c; Old all
ra.Ths 41l2c. Pacific Coast. $780, Z3gZ5c; Bayaran,
Sn1a,r Bohemian, 80 14Oc-
NJ IIpgot Copper continues IN fair demand and firm
n, a. ioe steady and moderately active at
~ ra,aestic Tor Termed Pig ln ~ GOOD demand
ioi $500 ats: straits 2Ola2l Nc. Australian 2Oqd
E,nten 2Osse1 11n Plates ~ fair sale and eady
a,coa1 i'm ~ 40 do. Terne, o. 81 sGsO %; Coke I'm
~ do Terne. 81 ~ 1850 American anu scotch
D. -o.s have remained rather quiet Dat AL values
ris .,e.d,Iy sustained. We quote; American Pig
sLe SaSls 30 p s2l Forge. 81 scotch Gleugarnoeh.
-, ofness s24 500 $40 Rails we're arm aud liet
- a"oe steel Iron sseG4s: od Iron 40 30
49, al scraY s2B 81 and sales OF l.lOO TONS -
ssE~-F0relgn quiet steady uhen.nesn una ne
- 4, S,J. do Grocsry. ES1J@c forlo heo % daOos
Isfanas 30s35c New Crop SevOrieaiis larry &C
n sTsady al FOR Common I" Choioe hAi7S 10
day 4OU bbls. x...-.. .x.,n And and uusb,n mad
AZ A oVssi 80 far sussnoa y" ""'~ 0 r~- A~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
tHHRsE

Receipts for the week boxes last week. 50 S97
boxes corresponding week st year Ji15 boxes Exports
for the 2bUII boxes; time Last year 1881
boxes. liyerro0l quotations steady at SIS There
verg shippers 1T, and tie lev fJrcg1 orders
are exclusive September make, FOR wIich I3c
general pnce bid though II @ II sc D. occasionally made
eknoWn brands EarlymaGe Cheese, ana In
fsct mnsI OF the October arr duh "eak
law grade are neglected. sellers holding Fine
stoek confidence. will consider offer
I,c: but TO force would be difficult 20 reach l3c
me c1d cather likely huk ~ the stock
ward A. but have facilities for holding Cheese IN
81 nuulaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

BRAZILIAN tOtFhh hAhhbI
RIO JAgKTRo Nov 22.-C0reeGood Pirsts, 4.eO006,0 $50
res per kos sales Of the weckFor the Chaune and
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of the -+OA2 pkgA. with
- 81 pEgs Of Peanuts and ga pEgs. OF Pecan Nuts. TX
nors OF Dried Apples 6O33 There u far TAde ia
vanoraed Appes about steady StndUed sliced
aeg Choice West active demand Tor
of Al &c DosDly tribe could be obtained
yerv favorable There are large orders err
r low rtce Appes pnent France, that not be
I Tor lack Of stock said that import duty OF re
ner n takes effect January hyaporate Peeled Peaches
80 10 trne ale AZ soc ChJice-2JO boxes Did
tsat figure sun-dred Peeled sea &C ana firm. small
Rr, about steady quoted. Peanuts in large and
ami Gbn.tnus scarce and higher Hickory Nuts more
nisntv nuIet and easier Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
0lA nNA A FGRST-CLASS Downtown
IN aaE.lNSR. nnstnnrlnt and Ear cnsf v N
Cornoratlon Notlees.

800 - ~
NOTICE.-PropOsals for removing part of
~ bier AT the 25h-st, y. r.. and building pier
IS y H. viii the Department 81 Decks. III
aud uufii Z4rh Nov mber 1850 II O'Clock
fail Information the city Record copies ioe sale
at so. , CITY aaL
NOTICE Proposals will be received at
~ the Office OF The Department Of rube Charities aud
6j 3dlye. until November =. lSoO
ceres prOvlslons For fun city
Record. for sac at No = City Hall
NOTICE-Sealed proposals will be received
~ by Department Public Parks until November 20
1870 for he erection aoies cottage on lomns square
Hail.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ at ONCE OF the Department Of Public Works until
1850 for lighting TIE public lamps z3d and
For full Information CITY Record Tor sale
No. City Hall
AOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ the Department otPubic Parks nnt 20,
1850 III building and Tor laying hagg
walks various streets ana For full
Guy Record. for sale az No. Cay Hall
NOTICE. Sealed proposals will be received
~ the Office OF the Department OF Public Works unu
November So 1850 building regulating grading
For fu information City Record for Al No. city
Hail
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ the Office Of the Department Of Public Works unl
November asO, for furnishing delivering amt laying
4S-neh cast iron condui pipe For nl Information see city
Record. for sale at No. CITY Halt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 23-Wth sales Of some 10000
Dece 81 snlares is the market is mat
ton sac 6Ox56 Cloths, but general demand
beng made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

Export Potatoes G.S,U There has been moderate
supply Potatoes and prices have ruled shan,
higher cold her has injured many lots that
exposed o dock on the decks NJ cana
bDas Sweets moving OF fair az steady prices Onions
continue in OF request Tomatoes have tail
inquiry. other vegetables about as quoted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

The receipts for the week AZ the various
points nj distribution follows Ene Railway 10
can, OF reqHi b. MIX Harlem Railroad also
10; New haven Railroad 81 Hudson River Railroad.
Cream: miscellaneous nearby routes. Lao Of M.s
River boats total 354' cans OF MIX
quarts each The uric ar 1ch the surplus has been
o. the platform during tle week averages 81 Is =
Hrnnlug pretty rapid decline 70 -, after
which mere change until yesterday, when prices
again dec inef 30 The supply has excee ed The
a. the week The iar that arg quantities OF skim
Md MIX bv The Ere and Midland roads
being recognized by p ARD OF Seat and arge
quantity MIX aud dumped the
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= = = y - = II i
& co. 81 " Iliamu-sC
PENNSYLVANIA Il. q. COZ
TREASURED DEPARTMENT ,

PHILADELPHIA, nov. !, $500
THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR his ibis day
DECLARED a sEMLA NNU Al DIV LDEND OF THERE
PER tNT and al EXTRA DIVIDE t d OF ONE PER
CENT on tue Capal OF the Conpany. III ali
axes payaDls ana November 80 stockholders
registered books OF the COmDLIy al 3 O'clock. p.
Ocioyer 80, 1881.
For purpose Of distributing portion Of the shares pur
chased he phadeph the Opu0n j. given 10
the shareholders 81 accepting the EXTRA DlNIDtAD IF
ONE PER Gen scrlu convertible into The sOcs OF tho
Company at par. presented II $50;
shall before De-
cember 2l after which date All Outstanding scrip VIII
be Did in cash JOtN D. TAX - .IreassIeE
NEW YORK AND srRAIrsyTLLF AND IK.N COMPANY.
NEW-IORK Nov. %. 1880.
THE semi-annual interest OF The mortgage
bonds of the YORK stratsyile coal and Iron
COMPANY due December l. 1880 VIII De pad after mat
date the NATIONAL PARK ANk, cry Of New-lork.
JOSEPH NITA-. Treasurer
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| ono goon V prlmelILaRI2

Eeceirts for the week I74S Dxg. week j12 pkgs
corresponding week last year lO22 pkgs Market active
aDd firm TOR fine FRESH Eggs and hell
socE which Is arriving quite fr ely. Fine marks OF Lined
T. A. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
~ PAUL. MINNEAPOLIs I'D MANITOBA

FIRST MORTGAGE -IX PER CENT GOLD BONDs
Due November ! 1870 Interest PAYABLE aaF J. a.d No.
vem0er l. secured at the rate Of $1,000 per nile on
etsd aud equip road
Fdil particuarsO on apDIcI ion
ISSUE PKICE In4 PER CENT AND INTEREST.
IS J. :. KEN EDY * co. % v lliamusG
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Diuiorno Notices.
Is SEW STREET

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND
ID NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY OF IOWA
COUPONS Of due De ,ember l. will be PAID at
Central Trust COMPANY OF This cly $500 -
ALEX TAYLOR Treasurer.
OFFICE OF STAIR aovE SILVER MINING CoNPASYl
No , NAssAU-sT. cor ~ " AL~sr,
NEw-NORR. Oy. II. lssOt
DIVIDEND No. 1.-The b ard Of Trustees
~ have tnis declared the regular MONTHLY DiVI-
d n $4,000. beng A r. PER CENT on the capital
OF COMPANY. TEN CENT, PER SHARE,
able on the = u a Office.
The transfer books will be closed the the 3Oth
WM :. CLARK. JOHN r. boutwell,.
Presi ent eclefary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

MINNEAPOLIS and 81 LOUIS RAILWAY
WI COMPANY.-COU p0N> Of this company IN ranteed
by the BURLINGTON. tED tR RAFIDH anl NOh HkRN
HALLWAY COHPANY due December J. al be pal At tna
Continental National BANK. AL y. TAYLOR
Treasurer e.. G.. K. and \ r. r. co.
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NETWORK, LAKE ERIE and WESTERN
~ RAILROAD COMMENCEMENT REFS OFFICE
lS7 West>t YOr,i-NJ LCE.-F The COUPONS u tle
MOGTG AGE BOND, 81 this ompany due December l,
paid presentation AID alter that date. az
B. W SpEANER. Irals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

OFFICE OF TIE DCygN MINING COMPANY
go bROAD@T.
NFW-foRE. Nov. II. 1850
nIVTDEND No. 5.-lhe Directors of this
~ company this day declared regular DIVIDEND
900, being 10 IENlS PER SHARE on the capital
payable the Office OF tue on and after De-
cemDer 1.
Also an
EXTRA DIVIDEND
Of $40 600 being share payable az the same time
Transfer books close November reopen December
lHOI.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
EyENTNG STAR MINING COMPANY,
A

4 Railway THREE Per Gent INTEREST for The
naing DecemD.r 81. l,nO VII De paid tao
Income company and after January lss
Office Of the C0rDn Banking Comps - Broadway,
y Y. must be presented tor ulO cement OF
when IA % Il. TAI TOR Treasurer
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-08-26
MINNESOTA MAMMOTH.
A SEEDING GRAPE THE Color OF
THE DELAWARE

THE LARGEST HARDEST EARLIEST OF ANY
GRAPE PRODUCED IN MINNESOTA.
It has stood the test for Is Minnesota winters,
bearing fruit without any protection or being tax
en- from the trells. 1t is double the size Of any
other grape grown in Minnesota; two weeks EARL
er than the Concord. Has a fine spicy flaver pc.
culiar to itself ard is as hardy as any wild vine
gown in Minnesota.
These vines were raised at Excelsior where on
the parent stem can be seen over 200 clusters on
one vlne1this season and the vine has grown over
% feet in length.
Strong vines for sale at 81 eacn; SIS per half
dozen, $40 per Dozen Cuttings 10 cents each.
ent by mail securely packed on receipt of price.
IL STRATTON,
Excelsior, MINI.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-08-26

My stock speaks for itself. In 1879
l took eleven first, nine second, and
four third premiums. My breeding
pens are made UP of most Of my
premium winners, and eggs from
them should produce some fine chicks.
Chicks for sale after Sept. LIST. Send
for circular with premium. and price
lists. S. TYLER, cor. 10th and 18th
Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn.-
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-08-26
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Rev. C. H. Dixon will preach in Wadena
the second and fourth Sabbaths of each
month at l1o'clock a. m. and o'clock pm.
Also III Verndale the fourth Sabbath Of
each month, in the afternoon.
Rev. E Peake will oficiate at Wadena
the Sd Sunday in each month at II m and
1T Verndale at l-2 p. m,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-02-21
Qhe 4)eop|ts Qol"'"n
False and Frivolous Charges Refuted.

Mr.. EDIToR:-It is gratifying to learn
that the false and frivolous charges made
against the Rev. Mr. Skinner in the col
umns of The cecil Democrat have been
gloriouSly and triumphantly rcfuted by
the action Of at least three fourthS of his
congregation, in signing 4 petition re-
resignation, and which he agreed to do.
though at the sacrifice of more than dou-
Die the salary paid him in this parish.
with fine church and rectory at his ser
vice. The most pleasing part of the APP
peal made to him to remain. comes from
the poor IF tie pnrish. many of them
not OF his own communion: but those
to whom, irrespective of their religious
views. he has administered religious COM
fort and pecuniarv aid, often to his own
individual discomfort. But the ecclesi-
astic head of the diocese. at the instira-
ton of 4 faction of the vestry (who are
his cnemies) has been led to leave the
matter in their hands. and of course they
will not pay any attention to the prayers
of the poor. nor yet to the wishes of
majority of the parish members. But the
remedy, in the future, rests in the hands
of those from whom he has been driven.
by the election of a new vestry and the
reputation of the faction. who have
caused all the trouble. on the first Mon
day after Easter. Thanks be to God,
who doth all things we'll He leaves
us with clean skirt. followed by the
prayers of many, to whom he has admin
istered for the last seven years, who wish
for his prosperity, long life. and useful
ness. An OLD MEMBER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-02-21
PRACTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP.

The full report of the able and effective
speech made few days since, in the
House by the Hon. l.. p. Morton of New
York on * Fisheries and Fish Culture, :"
1t was a clear. buSinesS-like and conviuc-
ing statement of the great advantages
that would accrue to the country, if pro
per encouragement was given to the
breeding of fish. Mr.. Morton has gone
into this subject with his usual thorough
ness and the facts he presents are of the
greatest Importance. He shows that in
1874, Norway and France, each produced
onc-thirl more fish than the United
States and that in 1865 Norway had a
balance of trade in fish. in her favor. of
S12.5SS. 975 because she had resorted to
fish production.
He said among other things:
The Matching of cod. mackerel, lialibut
seaherring, and indeed any of the fish
OF cur coast. with the exception of the
blucfsh and menhaden, (Which do not
ed, becomes perfectly practicable. Not
only can the old ott-shore and other
grounds be increased in their productive
ness, but new stations can be established.
1t is especially anticipated that produc-
tive cod fisheries can be developed As far
south as the Chesapeake Bay OF even
Cape Hatteras, thus giving lucrative oc-
cupation to a large class Of the commun-
n ia N mi hn ,.,,l
would be on the coast and when other
fishing would be intermitted. The bene-
fit to the people of the South in this in
crease of supply of cheap fish food dur
ing the Winter will of course be readily
appreciated. The iitful appearance and
disappearance OF mackerel on the Amer
lean coast can also. in great measure.
be regulated.
1t is hoped to transfer the general seat
of the cod and of the nlackerel fisheries
from the distant banks and the Gulf Of
st. Lawrence to the coast of the United
States, thus settling some very serious
international fishery questions, and max
ing the American cod fisheries especially
similar to those of Norway. where TWEEN
ty-tive thousand men are employed for
months of the year in fishing in open
ooatS' gong out Ill tile morning anu re-
turning at night.
Under the vigorous advocacy of Mr..
Morton, the Bill providing an appropria-
ton of $50. 900 for a proper representation
of the United States at the International
Fishery Exhibition in Berlin, next April
was carried by the decisive majority of
1863 ayes TO 60 nays, 81 members not vot-
ing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-02-21

months has been iniirm. is how ~ iis
dangerously i'll. lie j. 4 gentleman VII"
is highly respected by his Eumerous
friends and neiChho,s, is Il member of the.
Presbyterian Church, and 4 genuine poll
tician. We hope that it may be the Will
of God to restore the health Of this feeble
gentleman. but should it he otherwise.
the community will unite with the family
in mourning the loss which will he deeply
felt by all.
MISCELLANEOrS.
The Big Elk Sunday school will hold
their Missionary Anniversary, on Sunday
February Goth. at 3; o'clock. The pastor.
in company with several able speakers,
will be present who will deliver enter
tanning and beneficial lectures TO the
hearers. 4 welcome to ALIVE have
been informed that the young ladies and
gentlemen on Big Elk are to form 4
Literary Society of which further
particulars will be Observation-Disclosures
Rumor tells lis that several of our young
sports anticipate going West this Spring.
Should they %, we wish them much
success, and hope they may accumulate
large foltune.-A week or two ago
there appeared in Tie Democrat items
from Big Elk, written by b Wilder
ment. This distinguished parsonage
has caused considerable excitement in
this locality, as his name and residence
are incognito. We should be pleased to
learn of his whereabouts at an early date
ne plus ultra. UNCLE ST.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-02-21
Tribute of Respect.

At a regular meeting Of Cecil Lodge, No
46, |, O. of &. T., held at Rising sun, Feb
rrary 18th, 1880, the following preamble and
resolutions were read and adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Ami glty God,
in His wise providence to remove from time
to eternity our beloved Brother, George
Cameron, who for Il long time has labored
with us in saving souls from a tlrunkard's
grave, and maintained by his zeal, and by
the example of his kind offices, and pure
character, the benign principles that have
marked the progress of the institution of
Good Templars.
WHEREAS. We deem it alike due to the
distinguished worth of our departed Brother
and to ourselves, who have been benefited
by hiS council, and have shared OF his con-
dcnce and friendship, to inscrihe upon the
tablets of Ceci! Lodge our testimony of his
eminent virtues: and our words of lament,
that he has been called by an irrevocabe
mandate from our presence: therefore, be it
ReSo'red In his death Cecil Lodge has lost
an efficient and working member, one who
WAS always earnest in his work, Jealous in
the cause, and strong in the defence of right
and Temperance.
heSoired, That we recognize the hand of
God in this one sad aiiliction, believing it to
be our good, and would bow in humble sub
mission "a the will of Him "who dueth all
things we'll
The family of the deceased in this their sad
hour of bereavement, hut would say to
them: Trust in God; your loss and our loss
is his eternal gain.
R'SOircd, That as i token of respect for
our departed Brother, our charter and lodge
room he draped in mourning for three
months, and we Wear the badge Of mourn