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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
TELEGRJPHIC NOTES.

MANGLED BY A DOG.
PONDOTT NV. 29-Mtr. DOu.y. are sixteen. #
this cty ioy gied by her fathers dog to-day The
uoS was A LEADER oF ARABS ill.
Ro. D ct. Nov. - ~. t'-Sor hO-cda.c, leader
and Interpreter of Arao TROUPE is seriously Ill IA his cty
ESCAPE OF A MURpEREA
NoRru adams, Mt,s., Nov. 29.-tdson Fniiel:
vle a. ei by Henry William ON Mei eSGay died OF
MI, ininri = .yesJcrd.y. william Is sul az large.
MISSING MAN FOUND DRO~| ED.
Pom ! RVS. y y. Nov. 2H-J'uu II t's. a lar
mcf di-appraed on november - lesterll ms Dolly was
ul.cova.,iln G. am near the Delaware iH'c.
AeEAMAN DROWNED IN HAMPTON ROADS.
h lf,lr. ~. 29.-Du tur - U~t. hile
,ie .,bo,n,r A. G. Lyon h mpt0n loads iloaro @.
lr a -suuau, to.kod lIver. j. itl over oard aud
ANNGvERsARY OF THE POLISH WAR
pm Il. IPuIt NoY. 29--ilr l. iI,u Wlahf ants
Of mis- city cclcbrIei to-day by street -re AID religious
e.cfc The svmccneia Anniversary o the rohs 'o'o
KILLED BY a RAILROAD TBAIN.
4 Irhip. e.. ~. ~ uI' ,t ti.'E IT, ID. : rf D,
ioa. Kusa lea..ualif slpp-E iron As r"In While
.u u.Ouoa 30 Locust F'lnt
AsG Louis LAWYER PLEADS GUILTY
NJ, / ~ NM 1a a-lu utt.c, A ui..a I.uver nf
C4uu. ,lDug tnN elt rnlt lo tAc cAiE' o' haNhS
oou... ifei, 81 ln ln i.I. posse 7loi
KILLED 30 Az HXPLO-ION.
NdIElI .r. ~ y be" ~ -. - 't tH,t" 'in %
uuue the boiler, works OF ho Norway l1ck ta, OF
biry up tAi~ moruus w.,cuue pace 4 tne bndius amt
k4.ng Ili.Ali Lo'-e. 800 rn-i"'e'
LLOFEMI.Nf N PAN N>tLNANIA
LiDE., o.. '.N Nv .i..th t"tlrp', a
marr,d thirty yc 81 o., c:op'o ,.enty WITH De ,.t
WISE OF .on. N.s'suh .s croft .I''i' '"'' 'O'' "'''
A a,AKENAE KILLED DN THE CAIs.
Ntnp.r.fp.. 70. n l.. N.t. IJ--Jt rS h.FI- flrr.
cmaa ou Ia Outauo and We t,Il ,atoai wa. In.
by D, sfnoA b, road bridge no leaves "he anu ave
slIA cniiureh.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday, Nov. %. 1880.
requiem service n memory Of Pere LacUrdare was
held at Paris In the Church Of st. Augustine to day Tie
Abbe Montsabre spoke against the religious dc'roes'
persons outside the church arrested or utter
ing scdtous cries.
In the Italian Chamber Of Deputies to-day the debate
on the policy OF the Cabinst resumcd Aiter
speech by Premier Carroll general debate was closed
and several orders a. he day were proposed, WIeh VIII
be considered Tuesday.
Dispatch from Calcutta to The Timcs says orders
have been issued for The removal of the telegraph De-
tween PesIawur and Luad Kotal. This seems to no.
cate the speedy evacuation ~ Khyber wa3h is the -"e
roma ming fruit o. the campaign III Nlrtherh Ai~-'N
lstau.
In the CalIan ibe case today. after hr Sullivan the
plaintiff had been crcssexamined at some length 'he
indge privately conferred with counsel TIC detend
ans counsel on returning court announced thlI t8
case must 20 on The adj urucd until tO-notroW
ST PArL's BAY, Qge.. N,v. co severe shock ~
earAauaas vas ei here sunday morning a $50 O'CLOCK
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THE NAVY IN PEACE.
CONDITION OF THE FLEET.

CONDITION Or lHE tLELl.
The WAR SHIPS II UsK AND NEEDING REPAIR
PLANS FOR TIE COMING YEAR.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-ChIef Easily, of the
Bureau o Construction :pars OF the Navy Depart
ment rrporIs tne appropriated Tor the fiscal
year 1880 ae 81 100000; and the amount expended
81 400 600 The report describes The construction
repair OF vessels compr sing the Navy follows
In commissou: steamers 20. -aiEg snips A. monitors
: torpedo Doai- .; total 49, in ordinary: steamers 15
sailing vessels monitors Receiving ships: steaner-
g. sailing shi ps 3, mOnit0rS l. Store smps: steamer l.
sailing snip. g. on the ST. cks: steamers D. sailing snip
l. mon tors T. irOucl ds 3. Re- ART steamers O. Al
he Naval Academy: sailing shp- 3, monitor l. PuOhc
Marine hoO ne snip l. Tugs OF al kinds at yarGs
ana stdtiOns %. Total number Oi We sells. 139
III conc luding his report. Chief Easily says
brief inspection OF the foregoing Inst Of vessels viii
show the necessity of Increase tine number o.
efficient ye-se Navy The finishing of the nve
two Cruising ships now begun ana the iu-
urovpmrnt ana repairs Dictator Oi tdc nr-t
impOrlaucc. We have now number Of plans al ui-
anu u TOii-driuOrcd rams For the pre-
EN- rccaluI, he tuuiug of Two druured slips O
displacement ot $500 tons each ana OI trrc uuIrnoicd
g.uDodts each displacement o. 700 tous lhc cs-
aTpg cDsi Of tic= Is - 9u0OpO, bu an dpprO-
Inc appropriations asked Tor ihr bureau arc as
follows: Tor &c prcsrrvdIOn ana rtpNI ol vessels,
uui1luuc 1rk and 5llChga, ana repair
ng the Dictator" y. 900; for building thr gun
aud commencing wOIk on two aruo:ed cruising
sns gI 300 900. tor nnIsnIng ard repairing Use non
tO4omah. S3I22s3G; Iotl. appropriations asked ior,
~ |
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THE LICENSE LAW.

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE
WAsHIyGTON, Nov. 29.-The pressure OF
resiaeus nrre o. co.npe the Disrc Commissioners 20
en- orce the liquor license law strictly has lee 10 the
discovery that prominent liquor stores have been
licensed ~ VIOLATION Of the pianest prOvls0ns OF Tie
law c ise mas arisen which Will be watched witn
interest TO the u the license board and
the commissioners w be- Two Of the Largest hOtels,
Wizards and the Ebbett House have applied for re-
newal OF their licenses. The gentleman who owns "A
majority OF the real estate The square which
oue OF these hotels IA situated and on the side of the
street opposite. absolutely declines 10 sign The petition
for the lcpu~r LEGAL opinion wn en- be President
mas received from SIr Ridule the AttOrne, OF the Di
takes ground that The applicant for license
must Procure signatures request OF mUOrlii
of the property owners square aDd side or the
street opposite before the license board legally CON
.f.Ir ff.l.
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PRECAUTIONS IN IRELAND.

i.OsDON, MONDAY, NnE. ~ 16>"s
1t is stated that the Government has de-
cdcd % Brr by 800 men. and 10
dspatch troops to Banacher, Portumna and several
other small W~srern towns.
The Times in leading article this morning Gays; III
"a very probable trial of the traversers viii ne
goiug on wheu Ptrl.ament assemblies. Mr. Forster
Cine Secretary fo- Ireland. has gone TO Dublin and
will probcbiy remain -acrc until the Houses meet"
IN case oi ~" Land Icaguers aganst Ihe ErfntN
Mail dciencr Hrrod Thar tue paTer had only ex~r
ts rics oi iiir comment. ana ponted out thal
the uat0u 10 the Sta.e trials the language oI
tre gators nns been more violent and outrages more
Tie total cost Of the Boycott relief expedition was
SjO.OOO
d.sp.t,h 20 The gimcs from Dublin SAYS:
rn soutioi of to Cabinet not 20 resort 90 coercion
has caused very dcrp dlSappouimeut ana apprehension
among ali classes IN the disturbed districts. Tney look
wh Al IN al the prospect outragrs ana wtder
son 10 ocl eve that the Ererutve viii try to by
activity ana energy hat they possess suc eh
hOpded El, c0ps abuaIy 1ud miitarJ, ana Al Uhe ts
source 10 tl@ cpniau % the au."olto- are a'
repaired lnr tnc piot"cton az NE ana piopefF
i @ f., -, ,,,t .,r, me movements Of he con
e.@D es ,"'i 10 M, ] inst nee. ~ defeat theui
Their. can be litr doubt ihut the organization or
tho I-tg-irr. l. rendered mist pcrfect and formidable
bv conn, with - Fe Ian 4y-t-u. IL = ms tE4t
makes intimidation irTr5is,iDc IN som" dstrlct' 10
is .racscd win great sunuetv ana skill, 80 that the
,uorl i.s are una,i~ o. tlterlrb 10. rhey deal
oUiv ,h open acts VI yioieuct which are av0ied as
.urn as p,ssib r Uh.lc tre more efrcual syrerm Of
terrorism carried ON under IN external appearance "
I n Iquiifv
Tne H.adf-ds c0rrcspo dent At Rome hears that the
IIish NJ i.r Las ordered Gl money from America
/ To le set to Paris instead 0f DIbhn.
Tue ISL lhc treN'Hg Hdt Tas adjourned IN
order uat Judges miglt read al The articles ON the
subject.
he DtIishp ucst of Ball lnrobe has received letter
IA .hich De- threatened Wth instant death II Mt Boy
colt is shot. TIE letter bears Monaghan po-inah
The Press A--OUuluu reports chat four uthrr rrgi-
mrats are Gud-r orders iO Ireland Nearly loo moro
m,mncrs have joined the Land L-acce IN the kLdy-ai
q qtrct. A imwyn-" land meeting IN IOHSh'et
s-yrral priests pr sent. Many agitaiors carried
max -d swords
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npITI.H BnALING MATCHES.
TRICKrTT BEATS ROSS BIT Will HAVE To ROW
AG.I,-IiASLAS AND LAYCoCK TO ROW FOR
~ 900.

TRICKrTT BEATS ROSS BIT Will HAVE To ROW
AG.I>-HASIAS AND LAYCocK TO ROW FOR
$500. 1000
The scullng match between Edward Trick
EFT of ~ iAey aad Wallace Ross OI John, n b.. Tor
600. came OF to-day over the Thames Champion
urse from th- Aqurduct "the ship" Al MortiaKe-
lenstl OF A.. niles TncGor therace easily, brat
ing Ross Uy iour lengths hut consequence Of tou
Himmer-mitl. tine uuuire declared mat The men mu+t
row AGAIN. R,-s bat thc ~irrry station rhe start
a roo. one Ras- immediately = length or more
ahead tnd maintained be lead To HImmersmitn, where
the foul occnrred T-ckcts ul touching R0es's boat
Il wa, 4 good r,ce a.ter this To the top OF ClswicA
Evot wner. TrcAer; took the lead. AMI ~ B4rncs's
Bridge rowed rigIt away from Ross, wIo was then
beaten Trekctt finishing winner four lengths.
Two 10 one was rec offered on Ross, bur without
takers: the attrdauce very hin rhe time Of
race W., 80 minutes aad % ds. The tide
Door TrcKett and Ross VIII row again at half pas
o'clock next Saturday afternoon.
Amatch -or ejO0 a side arranged To-Day be
tween Ilnau .ud Iaycork to be rowcd the Thames
within SIX we, s, from the time of Signing the art ces
To article 0i agreement VIII b. si-utd morrow
M. h ting -l dy strongly II favor OF II tnl II.
TIE American company winch z We thc DRIES N the
recent lu,rua. "a, "a hds on red Jn" sum or
II 900 gs p5iza match between Hdnldn ana Lay
lan..ut ,. * lID.lun. ricrc vas -om"thng rldca r
vr0nr " O.. ue oIisuen. I1rk"tt Was very tar IRON
Ell wing ROBUST H.I ana uObudy can possibly uO-D
That Ross did MT splaF MS rue -Orm
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rrRKEY .HoNLNG ALARM
An Alta h oN GREECE PROPOSED.
ToSuoN Monday NV 20

LoSDoN Monday, NV 20. 1880.
4 dispatch 10 The Times from Vienna slys
the Aloanlaus who cam, To the SUPPORT Of the Du-
.,uofes have been dsp.r,td The apureueusoa~ of the
Moutenegnns l"~ the work of occupying the coun-
try should only b,gn tue Tlrks ctt are therefore
dispellen. L. se-ms probable tAlt IN view NJ other
matter, that remain jo d.. settled the international heet
viii not parate for the present.
The corre~poa lent oi Tnc Times at C7nstaninople
.ates that there reason to believe htt the Pores
erecric ar regard 90 Du -no IS due partly to the
ssuicou- atttuIe of ne Alb nitn League, and partly
I'd military prelarrious by Greece. The recent Alba
man petition o. TIE sultan shows symptoms that tIe
movement for autonomy "a on "a increase.
Thr correspondent ol The Times at COnstantinoplc
commenting ipon tle ccssIou oi Dulcg SAYS:
The sultan Visue, To have h- hands free, especially
a. boz eutcrfaIns ldra N bringing matters % crisis
.,ofc Greece e. cOmplrt" prruartuou~. several M
firutial persond,-- tuut thu tle Porte should
dead "A upck ANA decisive blow, aud should th"u
rof the Greek 'cG.1 1fal claims by cOunter-ca!m FOR
prruuiarv var indemnify
Tie Iut-uteriu- occupied the whole district Of
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SUCCESS or TnE NEW SYSTEM FOR Obtaining
SATLOfS

SATLOfS.
WAsuINGTON. Nov. 29.-Chief English. of
rbe Bureau Of Recruiting. states thai there were 322
rl.u AID bows IN the naval service Oh June 30 1880
1rb eulstmcuts during the year to replace dis-
charged from service were 5,272 The d" conduct re-
nort," from vessels commission. Mr.. English says,
continue to show marked Improvement III the morale
OF thc men Of thc Navy"
A. the clos of the fiscal year there we're lIGs boys IN
the service 6OG Of whom on training zinps aud
500 an cruising snps. Daring the year eO7 boys have
becn enlisted and 3Os passed out Of te training
sb,na and been transferred TO cruisers; 10 boys
h te beep discharged. r winch numper ~ CONNECTED
tnetr rulisrmrnis having served Oh sing vessels
~ RECEIVING c0ntmuOu~ scvl'c carIhc''ts ana reIh
c,fes OF cnnmrp0a 't1n l. is a.sD recommended lhai
Cnu0res- he uI-ed authorize modhcdn1n oi TIE
Nayv raj on as appcd TO boys serving oh ne lralnHg
n,,s md To grant thcr ou.nj Ol cl'thing dpon
al sitTeur Tlc passage Of Laws authorizing tirsc
cln,,es d Is m4luta ID would decrease TIE number
AZ desert!Ons In conclusion, Mr. Lngilsh brhHous
IN. has met the most sdhGulhe Z
,.ataf,ons OF uava officers ana lie THINKS liza III
100 vears thr s-rvc. c.n Olasi o' haNhH quo ~
,n.T,can geaInen that for intelligence ana still can
nni,na,e iayor4Dy Win any navy III lhe world
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gun construction has been 10 reduce TO sec
Ondclass the entire armament OF the nnvies Oh
the world. But this has recent that oniV
model guns have been made and there is not at this
a single ship ahoat armed with the latest type OF
efrrcti vc ordnance. -,
He recommends OF the larger class OF mschine
guns OF great vaue against the attacKs OF .orlruo
boats. OF tho t1rDedO station AZ Newport X l. Nuh
mOdore Jci,rs saws II mas been cnGnsed IN eNper-
mcuts with explosives tO determine the amount hcc'
saTy t0 de r0Y Obstacles ana IN general 70 o
work. s.ver-l aggressive tOrprdrcs. when promise
wen, have h IN presented. and trials VIII De made 10
ntllIty. The usual class mas DeH grau
uatcd. and a. re is now large BODY OF Officers wen
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NEWS FROM ABROAD.
FILLING IRELAND WITH SOLDIERS.

FILLING IRELAND WITH SOLDIERS.
4 GREAT LAND MEETING nELD AT L0UGHRTA-rHE
PERsiANs Still uARAssED-THE MONTENEGEINs
~ FULL CoSTRoL OF THE DULCIGNo DISTRICT.
The British army in Ireland is being largely
reinforced A great land meeting has been
held at Loughrea Gold to the amount
of $2,5OO,C GOO is 20 be Withdrawn
from the Bank of France for ship
nent to this country. The Persans are being
harassed near Uwmah by the Kurds. The
MontenegIins have fully occupied the whole
district OF DucignO.
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IMPORTANT BILLS AWAITING ACTION
pIvUOLAuC v ND Rs OF TTIE APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE STILL ABSENT.

pLNoCLAuC NJ NIB RS or THE APPROPRIATION
COMMITTEE still ABSENT
faY rRLcGuAPH TO cHE rIIsU>r.4
W,.UrNGrON. Nov. 29.-lt was announced some
t.u. ago that Chairman Atkins OF the House Com
,rit-ee on Appropriations had requested the mem
l.r. of that Committee to assemble IN Washington
to-.llv lor the purpose ol beginning work ON the
,.a,iIar Appropr1ation bills. Something was said
about the determination of the Democrats TO have
several OF the bills ready to report to the House
on the day that Congress reasscmbles. IN response
., tho summons of the chairman only three MEM
f.r. of the Committee have yet arrived III Wash
irr,on- Nessrs. Baker. Monroe. and Hubbell-all
E.puhlicans. Not a single Democratic member of
The Committee has arrived, and ONE oi the Conn
r,-tteo', clerks informed lRBUNI correspondent
T9-dav that Chairman Atkins himself viii nor ar
NV. Inn Washington until next sunday or Monday.
Mr. Hubbeu who Is chairman OF the Sun-CQm-
rlittcr ON the Pension Appropriation hlII VIII I'M
Iurdiatriy begin the preparation OF fhat blIi,
although neither of MS Democratic colleagues ON
tf.. committee Messrs. Blackburn and F0Tney. has
arrived The estimates for pensions are about
so 900 900. an InCrcaS" OF about F-',pN''U"o
over th, regular appropriations of former wears.
THIS increase rs que 10 lIr elict4HtiO VI lH'
arraIrage, of pensions law.
Mr. Baker who is chairman of III subcommittee
Cl tnc FortiicatIons Appropriation hlll lH me only
member of that subcommittee now ln ashhglph'
- flr a. ie known. The Democratic memhcr are
N..>r, Clvmer and Wells. Mr. Baker Nad IN,
evening that he should immediately begin work
Oh thc ForfihcationS bill and do the best hc could.
The amount estimated for in this bill Is slightly
l., thau the appropriation Of last year
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GrRNAy-AMERlcAN INDEPENDENTS.

The General Committee Of the German
American Independent Ciuzsns' Association met last
vo.tn IN au ante-r1om + TrutOuia Hall at Thrcnve.
and sxtecnrh-t Charles EerDas. Jud@e-ri ct OF The
Marine Court occupied Tie chair. The Committee on
REORGANIZATION mrndcd that an aHiator W
sbould be- appointed ID each Assembly ID strlct
in -he city whose duty should be 10 submit
., cvev German Am arcai c,iz tie platform ana con-
snturinn Of the organ 3h, with view oi occurring
SIGNATURES ther 10. The committee as' recommended
th A. The urinary elections b. held December TO- ard
tat he organiz .tl.n tne General Committee Should
no fec ct December II The report was adopted after
cons .crIbic q sclss on ..t., ....
r,oli,u a aDD ms Il committee 10 confer Win oihef
na,tncr.,tlc urs.nlZaI mons in tie civ. with view
a securing harmonious ZION oH al qu s.!uus oI puDc
IN. ~. 81 nfer warm debate wac ldid upon thr itfc
u,,iou 10 ,upoIn. q com nit'ec 10 ufc-uyi thr cin
I,t nf fhr .oyrr Il urE1uZ mons luf'H- lHc re-
ert cainna1gn waz referred tu tr EXc-u I'VE committee
nn.ion t0 appuilt cOnmittec 90 repori IN tr u'8i-
r ~ modifying or remodel the platform nt the
nr.aotzlt.nu was adopted. a ic-puilOn ihYlllug al
rI1.A r.ctn c.tIZ WIihOu regard 10 ihrlr past
- m nations. Ia aer part u i' oi-s I"h OF thc
,,,,.,n La The Assembly Districts lu when ihey 1--we
ADJ .tcL
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THE DE cI~SrY LIBEL SUITS.

LONDON udir. NV. % 1850.
Pari, dispatch to The Times says that a
soci~t "a per proposes subscription tAe fines
II the Cs,cy whie General De Cissey intends 10
.ivr the damages awarded him 20 military fund. The
lanicncy OF tine s,utence seems due 10 Two reason-
Fitgt the Itl.es thought Parliamentary investigation
,gnf fey-a something and my could not thcreloGe
muo-e AN IRENE Liable penalty Ike imprisonment :
rc nd tnc upi spumeut OF ne defendants might nave
i.d ro dem INSTR n tine Str cts 1nd cubs Tie
iuogrueut huyrv. r perfectly rrh1bhtate~ g. neral u.
80: hut tl oic the army seem much LritHtrd
a. c iud -mcnt, II when they cannot exactly cJhp.c
Il.r..t Z DrLIufI -.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

u,suJNGTON BEFORE THE SESSION.
r.rpt>G OF THE CoSGREssMEN--A rR"ci'AAA-
Tim BY THE Observation-Disclosures OF IN
TyrxAL REvENUE RECsnTs-lHE NEW SIGNAL
SERVICE OFTCTR.
Concressmen are beginning TO reach Wash
,rc,on and to prepare bills for the approach
go session of Congress. President Hayes
has issued proclamation susDend'nS
,ho discriminating duties of tonnage SO
Cor as they affect China. The receipts OF
;nterpal revenue have increased $3,663 )21
during the past four months as compared
,ritb the same months IN 1879. General
Miles. If Is reported. Is to be appointed Chief
of the signal Service.
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LIBERATION OF GERMAN-AAERicAXs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. pa telegram from
Berlin informs The lartment that ne cases o.
Americans uaturized citizen. VITO have been arrested
III Alsace and Lorraine charges of owing military
service nave been decided 10 accordance he claim
OF tn- GOV .ruluen'. The OF Veal has been
ready rcpurt-, tt 10 is announced tIat m us case
a., well AZ iu tbr previous - Genres, a fines ant
penalties inIuOset Dy the German Government have
been ed.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsuNCrOS. Nov 29.-Passed Assistant
Engineer Luther r Harvey been Oriercd "a the
United States steamship Wachusett, AZ Panama Assist
ant Engineer Robert g. Deuig has been detached from
Trenton. the European station and ordered u re-
turn bone. Assistant Eug William y. DU1nIng has
been detached rom special DUTY "a Ne" -4orK ana
or,rred tu tie Trrltnu Cal@t Eng necr William ii.
AMeri!cc mas breu detached from the traInlng--hD
Minnesota, and ordered to thr United state steamship
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cHlRGE or ElLSE PEETLNCES.

DAYTON, Ohio, Nov. 29.-The firm Of
Augustus sharp" & CO... of che largest dry goods
houses 3D. D Dsyton WAS closed SATURDAY by the sheriff
and "a warrant issued for the arrest or Sharpe
cbar~iue him with ODtani. goods from Eastern firms
under false pretnrcs Il Is alleged tnat be gave deed
fnr a frrp IN Indiana % a clerk named Pierce a. bass
for hi TO op n bsnra- LsacIster, Olo. ana subse
0ucnly attached goods bought by as clerk amount
n ~ aDout g3o 0GO Mr. Sharpe's attorneys say taa
tlr cratitol5 Pierce angry because sharpe OBJ
FAMED lr 1ttacl.utu 1uG t1ev want 70 Vrce hIm 90
hermit Pierce 10 MAKE an ass -uincIt.
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4 CHILD DESERTED on i D0OR-sTEP

The bell of the residence OF Charles Wheat
leigh OF No 120 Eat enthst. RAM iuri0usly about
balf mast = O'Clock last nigh Mr.. Wheatlcgh
were the bell and found the stoop we-'rc5ae e-
male child anout two months Old. warmly wrapped III
red WOODEN shawl. IL taken INTO the house, When
tha fo lowing note was found pinned 10 ls dress
Please care Chls infant TOR Gous SAKE troh Que
IN misery. Lena" There was u" -i- a' ii,
ta the note. Tie UOIce TOOK cLdrGe o. ihc t'I i,l
Ifrffr ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
FUNERAL OF MRS. LEWIS.

IOyDON IuUsdIy. Nov 30 Is-O.
The remains Of Estelie Anna Lewis were
drno.ited N il, Ga acomDs ot K.nsl Gre Cemetery
Yesterday preparatory 20 removal to NewY York, ac-
cor,liug tJ the directions OF hcr Will
Mr. william J. Hpprm. Secretary OF the American
Ieeatlop attended the funeral reur sentative Of
Nir,sf.r LovrI aud Mt. Lu-I!uI, the bogranAcr 0t
Elg!r A. 20 aud Otncr members ul the literary world
We're present - ,
Irr oHc ing clnr.vm expressed tho hone th't ihc
ros,c, uou Tor c deceased suilIlless bv her Eng,h
rrIeu, ,yuud srccv b. ga. United STATE, 80 ai
gltiuual token of Of LJut VIII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
THE GRIM TRADE OF BALTIMORE.

TILE GRAIN TRADE OF BALTIMORE.
wHAr Is THOUGHT Ins ciTY OF lnE iNCRRAsR
or RAT, OF sIoEAG. ~ uW BAiuMoRE AND
ONO RlIIRoAD-rGE .FF.Cr LIKELY TO 81
BINEFICIAI~
The acton of the Baltimore and ohio Rail
RON. Co .aauy 10 g.ylut u3tcc laat aal afcr Do
,emp,r u J. would m..case s,ura-c .d.-es ou ahrst
ed IN elevators al lcust Po nt ~ 25 gr;5 busael
Tor .aca ten day ne sun. .qdcn, poo o. tHc bu
mare uerrnan were almost uniyer- y clmmrntcu np,n
,y meaners OF the Produce exchange yesterday. l. Vas
generally conceded that tir EOsciA 'ud not Ony
lem. f. destroy ucA % t~ .pecdlA. i've element a. B1-
por, but wound b. nen. tnI> q; 80 ars cxten' Ia
An. tutUrc as Aest 'ru shIgpcrs @'ud n1Nt 10 th IA
iilo.. .i.tie. The acticl "l, t@ci - 40
ur. li,! Ohio ltArYad Ls,t yrtc when sac ci.Nt-
r. ur.ar n.ork - aud huId.~t, 1. sl.,.i sax. were
, , f,, ttca uu.o .d,i Iar .r..Du % tAc c0upa
,,.y.,l 10 nave been ior %, onu prutc- -tion add
,.,nli ,iur. only thOsr wcic HuYlug 50. 'uis-
,p ana n..ng the elevators ~ s.JrtSe NArclousas.
,r,ou. tnn nrins s,gIcd itc p~1t,st Jh.t ot
D.yii Dovs N Co.. blt t.e ,sntu.c WAS ait.tWard
Ogtn.r,wn oy an order nom lnc of,, mere. AM tls
,,,o. VA, tou st 10 layc been iaAcu lter c1usGorl
Ton.
George b. Martin. OF David Dow. X CO.. returned
from ui more ye,,,rdu. H. -,p.Atei AS statements
-,,nn s, IN iHE .RiBUNE yc..c.oay-u ros.rd 20 tie
s,gni,g OF tAe uyrcuAats' protest o. that nrn aad
adaei: The action OF the railroad
ioics cons gures to remove tncw gram iIOm
warehouses; not 10 block the business