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Reid and for the Sver of the money. who not 70 be
known 10 the boys by name. and preparations were
III ade for starting their long Journey.
TIE START.
The baggage belonging 10 the boys and girls, con-
tanned In few stout trunks large bags OF
fresh bread aud drinking cups OF tin, from which
the coffee bought the journey Is 10 be
drunk. put In large baggage wagon; the
smaller children filed omnibus, and the larger
bows sat on the trunks, and all driven to the
PavOna Ferry at OF Chambersst. The "Trip TO
ferry the without special incident
The quiet ia their demeanor aud seemed
impressed with the seriousness OF the undertaking
upon which they had entered. AtNfhe Erie station
III jersey City they gathered about the stove In the
further end Of the walng-rOOm, where they renamed
unuI embarked the o'clock ST. Louis express some
OF the boys looked and more serious as the hour
approached when they were to leave the city III when
most of their lives had been passed, ana
where they had known all Of pleasure rs well as all OF
that nad entered into Their short experence
but no words spoken which indicated that their
courage falt,red they stood on the brink OF the
unknown world be ore them
Some families who to accompany the party
Joined the station ana the special car which MI
James r. Brace had engaged for The purpose contained
fOrty-seven persons fleeing from desUtutl0n ana
squallor toward the possibilities which are offered on
prairie for all who choose TO seek success py
hard work, frugality and temperance.
The New-YOrk, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Soin-
pany transported the company yesterday as u ulu he
company Of last month at Onchaf the regular rates
thus assisting in a work OF charity when comments
itself all who take pains to examine IL thoroughly
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SALE or THE NATHAN COLLECTION

THE TOTAL AMOUNT OBTAINED ABOUT S3O,OOO-
$4,000 FOR BoUGUEREAU.
large crowd assembled at Leavitt's art
ooms clinton Hall last evening 10 attend the sale OF
pictures belonging TO the late Benjamin Nathan. Tne
coeeton has had high reputation. and from the day
of the of the sale an increasing interest
has been manifested. few OF the pictures we're
sold mt great bargainsj among them, David
Cora Checker players." sold for S4Ooi Bough'
toms "Mnler's Daughter" for 1870; and a
landscape by Dupre. for $40 Tne majority
nowaver brought high prices. Preference shown,
m usual for the works Of foreign artists although there
were few native productions that attracted fair prices
OF which the hi CHEST for Kensetps Lake Conesus
this was sold for 5000 Bouguoreaus picture Crossing
the Stream" which obtained the prize In Rome In 1850
was greeted with loud applause, and after spirited
contest during which t jumped from $4,000 to $4,000
a, sinsiA hid was finally sold for ss goo
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ADDITIONAL TRIBE REPORT
EuRoPEAN MARKETs


LIvERPool, Feb. lo.-Pork--Prme Mess Eastern, dun
o.: Wesern. dun at 59l. Bacon-G cumberland Cut,
dull al S76d; short RIB, dun a q Long Clear.
II So; Extra Ness duh at 90 Prime Mess. duh at
sO Lar-Pllme Western dull nj - Cd. Taloy-Pnme CITY,
dun 333d rurpentine-Sp!rits, Gull, AZ 81.
RUsin-COmTgOn dull AZ 3D. Fine, dull az Is. Cheese
American Caoce, duh at %. Lard Oh, dull at 81.
FlnuT-Extra state steady al II Cd Wheat-Suring NO s.
steady az Ia Id; Sprng No. = STEADY AT ~ Da; New
steady ll4L COrnAiixed dull at Id Tor Old Mixed
New steady 3D. COttonseed OlYeOw AmeTca an, none
in market. K0sin-Common ~ London, STEADY % D. Iur
Ueutne- spirits. at London. dull and nominal at 81,
IryRRPool Ib lO-ll3O p. m.-Beei. 30 per terce f0f
Mess Lard, 30 GdpeT cwt for American PORK, %
per Dbl for Pri'ae Mess.
LIVERPOOL Feb 10-l:30 y. mThere Is large bushes:
in B,eastu higher poesW heat 10 81 10 Sdper GENITAL
California Waite, 30 81 dll4f. Tor California
Club 10 Oh FOR Req Western -prngand ld al ID
for Red 3tpCr GENITAL for New Mixed Western
three 1917 900 centas lncud
1911 GOO ceuas Amecan The market Tor yarns ana faO
rics Mancht ser Is nrm and tending upward
LONDON lu.TIe G4E Lane IN lis review OF
British Gram Trade FOR the past week If2ue,
both the country has been exceedingly
dun in consequence 0th and Dad condition milcis would
into London moderate bu az Liverpool the ariY
ais liberal AS regards tue speculation 0I rise IN
America taking consideration the fact that Of American
much anything, IN excess, OF
quite probable that prices eventually
adjust without great rise here or great fa IN
Anerica present the ustion seems 70 be simply who
3l5 AS. ID against bS, - ~ -
az during the same perOd last yesr ibe I'M
nOrs the United Kingdom for the week ending anuary
IIvEEPOOL. Feb. 100 W.-Renuod Petroleum. SAD.
IoNnOS. Feb. 10 p. m.-Rennec Petroleum. I'd per ga
Spirits Turpcntlue 81 I'd cWt common 10
LONDON. Feb. lO-6 2. m-cpIiIs OF lUpeuuhe' o. Oh"
BREMES Feb. lO-Iard closed 404 marks per ITO %.
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on personal property TO the value OF SiOt co. AID Mr.
Rowland real estate In his right to The value OF
not less than $4,000. Both OF the DOndscn appeared
in court and made the requisite acknowledgements.
Neither OF them renamed for the trial.
The bearing will be continued to-day.
MIR. CowLEY RESIGNS
Mr. Cowley has resigned his position Shepherd or
it Is technically called, Resident Manager OF the
Home. The following part of his letter TO the trus-
tees
To the trustees Of the Shepherds Fold Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church in the State of New-YOrk:
Pursuant a vote OF the trustees of the Shepherds
resident manager OF the Home where its benehciaies
reside 1t not then anticipated that other persons
who not then and never had been members OF this
corporation would audaciously attempt 10 CAPTURE its
anchse falsely pretend TO be its trustees and seek 20
obtain judicial decree Oustng us OF our laNf rights
and deprivng wards of the provision for their
maintenance. TO which 10y law they were entitled.
But instead OF being eft In the peaceabe ENJOY ment
OF the rights which the law conferred upon u.s. we nave
had continual struggle for those rights and funds to
which wards entitled but which have been
unjustly Withheld. Consequently my continuance In
the office of manager, which meant should be tempo
only. has continued till now. II Is apparent that
my further continuance IN this position would be UNI
desirable for the corporation 10 would be rksOme 20
In behalf OF Mrs. COwley well as for myself,
now respectfully request TO be relieved of all duty aud
OF all responsibility In connection win the domestic
management OF the Fold Very respectfully and truly
yours, EDWARD CoWLEY.
New York, Jan. %. 1880.
The resi- gnati0n OF Me-. Oowley accepted on jan
uary 20, and committee OF five ladies' who are MEM
bers of the corporation took charge of the home of the
Fold but is likely that any children will be taken in
charge until the decision suit pending The ST.
preme Court the right OF the corporation To the APP
prOpridOn made by the Legislature.
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MR.. COWLEY OUT ON BAIL.

DIR. DIX AND DIR. ROWLAND HIS BONDSMEN.
THE CASE OF LOUIS VICTOR FURTHER EXAMTNED-
TESTIMONY SOMEWHAT MORE FAVORABLE FOR
THE PRIsoNER--MR. CowLEY SET AT IIBERex
IN $4,000 BAIL-HE RESIGNS HIS POSITION AS
sHFPHERD.
The Rev. Mr. Cowley's trial on the charge of
cruelty to Louis Victor, one of the children in the
Shepherds Fold was continued before Recorder
Smyth yesterday. There was a large attendance OF
spectators The prisoner was released on bail in the
afternoon, the Rev. Drs Dix and Rowland, of the
Episcopal Church, becoming his bOndsmen. Mr..
Cowley has resigned the Office of Shepherd of the
Fold.
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ARMoUR-On Tuesday evening. February 10 saddle
Graham Armour.
NOuce OF funeral hereafter.
FONDA-At Fonda n y Monday 9th inst. Lydia sam.
mons. OF the late Adam r. Fonda In the 4t year OF
her
UOPPEK-On Tuesday 10Th inst Paterson ". j., El,n
wife the late G. II. Hopper, aged 81 years.
PFCK-FeH a, leep SUNDAY morning. after short Illness
An .eml Wlfe OF CHARLES Peck and daughter Of Tao
late John +. Stage.
Funeral rom nrr aie residence % West lst Wednes-
day ~ FRIENDS kindly requested not TO send
flowers,
ROWNTREE Suddenly, the evening Of 7th Inst Han
nah ". ROwntree Ia the Goth ycar % ler age
invited attend
hr late residence. No 80 West 2stu-sL, on Fourth Day
(Neine.itvl llth inst. Mt p. IN.
The remains viii be taken 10 Cornwall for nternlent
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DEPORTATION DAY COMMITTEE.

About seventy delegates to the Decoration
Day Committee OF $780, representing twenty-five posts
of the G. A. r. of this city, met at Grand Army Han,
No 364 Slxthave, last evening, and organized by the
election of the following Off cers Colonel b. r. Morgan,
chairman Colonel H. II. Kent, first voe-chairD0n;
Samuel Mnnis, second vice-charman r. II. Greene
and Siebert secretaries; j. H. Limbeek, treasurer;
General Arson c. McCOOk, grand marshal
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proner trea rent with board for the insane. Address
ENPf RIENCr. Tribune Uptown Ollce. 1888 Broadway

Post % zee NouoeIhe ior@gn mllis cor tas wt3k IA.
February -, 1850 VIII close az THIS once on
I;FSOA T. Al 3am lDr Europe stetmsh.f Altoona via
correspondence for scotland must be specially
nldr 3 scotland direct, steamship
Iirra~sia Glasgow; WEDN EsDAN, at $50 a. M Tor
EuroDe steamship Scythayia Queenstown on III Rs
DAY. at a ior Europe by steamship Cly>oi Snes,er.
,COTIesVOudence for Germany and France
must be- 4pecav sddtes-e) and az 1850 for Europe.
by steamship Frsa via ymOuh. Cnerbourg aud Hamburg:
on SATU RDAI Tor Europe. by steamship Celtic.
Queenstown correspondence for Germany ami Seond
must be specially addresseD and al a for scotland a.
rect BY sieasp DeyOUa via Glasgow and NJ ii NJ for
Europe s,eaInship Main southampton ana Bremen:
sweden and Norway dispatched
By Hamburg and Bremen steamers only The malls Tor IA
vaua leays NewYOrx February ii and H. The mails for A.
pnwa and south Pacific Ports leave New York February
10 The Bermuda leave New YORK February =
t.cw-Orlcaus leave NeWNOrk Feb
rnary IL Tho mails Belize End Bay Islands, VIA New
Orleans leave New.YOrk February L. The mails for New
foundand Halifax. leave Newlork February ~ Ihe
mails n p. leave New Ok February ~ Inc
malls for Australia Francisco February 10 The
mails for China and Japan leave san Frlncsce February -
' 49, TlIOS H. ia les POstmts.sc
d.. naiue Nav. Xnrk EehrlarY z. leu.
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The SOCIETY OF FkIENDs arg deeply mpFessel Uy ths
and staryu condition OF the COL
OlsED REFUGEEs now In camp or arriving IN Kansas
Being Informed the Governor and others IN Kansas that
the reports they have decided 10
he eeing house. No t42 East 2Oths ST. G1mercY Park.
from 10 until the list INST, for the reception ~
CLOrHING and U-EFr LARTICLES OF every Kind thar
may be TIE above purpose and VIII De forwarded 70
Kansas or tstf button suffering refugees by reliable
ag.uts.
ontr. buttons Of money will be received by
WILLIAM r. MOTT ~ irving place.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


For the Middle States and Lower Lake region during
the day slightly warmer and clear or fair weather,
southeTy TO westerly winds, followed during the night
by failing barometer and In the Lower Lake gOn, by
threatening weather and OF rain o snow.
For New England light seOw In the northern portions,
and partly cloudy clear weather IN the southern por
ton with south to west winds slight rise In tempcra
ture, and slight rise followed by failing barometer.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Uoliiiral Notices.
RennbIican Primary Elections.

mic Republican Assocat0ns OF The several AssembIy DIS
,rts Will meet az repective headquarters FRIDAY
EVENING February 20 iss0 at O'Clock for the purpose
and aternates 20 state Convention 10
be held az the city OF Utica, February 40 1880 excepting
that In the XXIVih Assembly District the several Asso
shall delegates 10 convention TO be constu
as folowss Twenty Ward ~ delegates Twenty fourth
Ward delegates; Kingsbridge, delegate and when sh
meet at Ittners Hail. fremont on saturday feorusy ~
1880 at o'clock and choose the delegates aIo h'o
mates 10 which such districts entitled. - a.,
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Remember that little Hop Btters saves big
doctor bills. and when all else fans.

Weak Lungs are cruelty racked by persis-
tent Cough. which Dr. Jaynes Expectorant may he re-
lied cure also both Asthma aud Br0ncblts
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Gucclal Notices.
Artists Fund Twentieth Aunnal sale.
Vow open iree. ~ Al ERlCAS All GALLElIl.
See Aluuscm
Aid tor Esn.ns Refugees.

sf Of the principal Executive. Judicial Departmental
AMI Din tic iCcs nitd THE TRIB'
TNE ALMANAC FOR leSo sold by ali sdealers seat
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Similar applause greeted The Rivals" ly Zamacois,
which, was sold for "a $50 AbOni 100000 10 all was
received. being a iItt.e auove the sum expected.
Following a list Of the principal p3hItipss sold:
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Doctor" You must drink caret to build up
your system" Patient" o.. done ask me 10 DO thar
Doctor. | am wine merchant: know how it's IN de."
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The d.srsn IN this say ~ tenhs Of
i,ehes hs tlons Of time the h.u
breeding Thsiuegua white line rspsasa hs sseslen
e. The during The broken dotted nhs
lie variations Indicated By tAs themsLasssf a. haa
nuts Pharmacy. ais brssduay.
TRIBUNE OFPTcE, Feb IL. O. m.-From a. M. to
D. m. yesterday the movement In the barometer was
steadily downward. Cloudy weather was followed dur
IN the last quarter by clear weather The temperature
ranged between I2o and 49, the average t24aT being
1sxo lower than on the Same day last year, and "a
lower than on Monday.
owcd al night by partly cloudy weather, may be ex-
heated today In Oils city and vicinity.
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SEEKING WESTERN HOMES.
TILE FIFIH PARTY.

yORTY-i wO CHILDREN AND FIVE ADULTS SEM ~
The WEST FROM NEw-YogK-sAD EXPERIENCES
ANp BRIGHT HOPEs-A PRACTICAL METHOD OF
CHARITY.
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid yesterday sent htth party OF
children from New-York to homes, which have al
ready been provided for them. III the West Ihiee
weeks ago thrtv-hve boys and girls were Sent py
him. the money having been provided lOr VIC
purpose by gentleman VINO desires HIS
name not TO be made public; only
mart of tins gift was used at that time. and yester
day further draft was made upon 1t. Inc party
consisted of twenty-one boys and three girls, WHO
were in charge Of Mr. James p. Brace agent of the
Cbildren's Aid Society; and four families, compris-
ing five adults and eighteen children. The families
will 60 to different points in the West
where homes will be provided them by friends.
The orphan chldren-and those worse than
orphaped-will 20 to Ottawa, Kansas, where local
committee awaits their arrival, and applications
have been made for more than fifty children by
farmers ID the surrounding country.
Mr.. Brace expects to arrive at Ottawa on FRIDAY
morning After a breakfast at the hotel, the
children will be marshalled in the opera
House where they will be met by applicants
for children, whose applications have been
approved by the local committee; and
selections will be made in the order IN which the
applications were fled 1t is believed that all will be
provided with good homes within few hours OF
arrival. Mr.. Reid proposes to send party TO some
point in Virginia ill few weeks.
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Thc ,earide Llbrary.
Ont today. in cLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE

MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE REMUsAT 1902 lsOs "a.
"a wi n nreface and notes by her GRANDSON, PAUL
DE- REMUSAT, SENATOR. translated by James Cottsreli
StsN
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CTsdenais to forwafded @ ks sesIstary Of o Csn
Countries i'm m edi ztely after Tie eo2ttshs
Nv order Of the Republican cenual C9mmfttec'
o' WV" q A. ARTHUR, President
s sosos r ss s"as. }ssorsiAr,sA
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LATE ISSUES;
eoeTezebes Daughter. BY Wkie Collins. 200
G93-rhe Kings Highway. BY g. II. 20o
1g4 on the Skelgs BY Jean Ingelow 20c
Sg7-Mcmoirs Of Madame de kemusat Part lOc
For sale BY newsdales sent postpaid on receipt OF
cents Ocent or % cents FOR cent numbers
nv GEORGE MUNRO, IL 10 "a Nandewaterst, n Y
~ correspondent who writes with facility
On All music the and almost every subject except
mattress wou send weekly eiterio hTscass Journal 10
Roher letters ALWAYS fresh and
original matter rehashes OF the New YORK papers
pri,ted evidence OF ability sent request Address
CORRESPONDENT, p y. Box Acc New-fork
, 1880-05-05
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE WHISKY ntLL.


Special Dtsraich to The Chttaea Tnbuns.
WAs11SGToS, d. G., Mny 4.-Curltslc's hlli for
the relief of tho manufacturers Of Bourbon
whisky wis passed by tho Ilnnse to-iRy, rccoir-
ittg within one Of n two-thirds v0te, Mr. Carlisle
feels very mich olnted over bis Bucccss. The
till rs passed is practically tho sntne rs It casno
from tho Committee. Tho unity amendment Of
any consequence Is ono which admits mann.
fActurers Of wines and whskios distilled from
fruits to tho privileges Of tho hill. Thls lots In
tho California wines stored In spcc!a! hoi,ddd
warehouses;.
THE TAArFr.
tIoai report from tso Wass l anl Moans Go,n'aIt-
tcc IN tho tnriH question. Tho su,.Cs,inmttteo
Tss as s 9S s qopt aS L s + f E eo%mtss ta 10
tlay. whorMlp0n Gtt,son. nr LonEsiann, pro.
fesscdly frcc:trnlcr. WHO Is especially nEgrieycd
recently to s,RRest md ho ia n rrotccttonist In
dsGtilsc. moved 10 strike mt tho siiRnr schct1ne5
e% tie s ySns b Il ri ao sn GSne Y 'n OF
CAn1SEr MEET1Sn.
IN fhe fTtstAs1s Assoctdtfd pyetA.
WAsn1SaToy. ?. e. Mny t.-Al the n,clnhors
rnsary Esarta rcnd II communication firm, Tho
United Stntes Minister to atexicn in whloh tho
stnternrnt wns tna'!a TINT twn Mexican officers
Ind pursued two tescrtulH acrtlss tho hnrtlrrlnt0
Iex0s. t1ret upon tton. and gccidnntally Rfot
fornn!e; that tto officers hnd hocn arrested for
hn rclr"s"fl frn1n nnw Observation-Disclosures nr n,tnish.
fnn,,t whtn, n,rtt fijInw, M thnv wnr, iviffn,it
.in,,ht nntf.1 .vit,u,tt intnrf ~ rtnGto tt,n in,
it ,yns IccliIe1 Ia rpleye tho o[cprs from ,l11y
punEabmcnt OF accOtlnt Of violating tho FntscrNl
INV but tho question as tl tho violation nf tho
i report which has hnon received from United
Stntea nt!cera in tho NnrthwnRt wits laid bcfor1
tho Cabinet lit rOfnronce to Sitting f]till and IN
tho ofIeot that messengers from TINT ohtcf n.
ceNt!y ,nntlD pvnrtitres locking to surrender, and
inquired n rognrd to the terms upon whloh hia
hn GahInet tsrniir lint onv surrcnder m thc
nnrt of Httinr Nuli wouiii havn 10 ho wboliy nt,-
, 1880-05-05

tN!u tTAIEAEHTs
A.s.1SoTos. D. O.. May 4.ln tho House this
.uatna1 Ar. Ortiz made peysopal explanation
.staase to bis connection With tho claims uxainst
~90osoFnmeat OF VanczueIa.
~! VFeh aald that for the frat tmo In ncar|y
ss'se yoaFa he asked tho attention OF tho House
49, natter personal to himself. Tho oxplana-
TvA 90 Haa about to make Was due To bis
th..saass and especially to hts constituents, who
49, 49, 'avofed td him with unwayoring confidence
suPpoft' This oIplannuon had boon d.
mss. st.1 u too hopc, naw renllty, that he could
c.a.e ..a.eN IN this hail, whcro the chief matters
sS'sts ISI's9s u bad thelr origin. Four yours ago,
HenStint,aad H. aad neeN at tho Court Of Vionna, tho
pstt ptte5n t.n,n nAsty, without solicitation on his
Il IL tsetnaaro! hin tho n0lllnation Ut Goyorllur
ft,i,to.,9h Ha bud accepted the ,lDnination.
s9oa thereaftsr toere a bls @ sujn LID i e.
jaduesn.S9 esn.S9ES1set TO state tho reasons which bud
w thop brIety alluded to tho origin OF
,..., TUE CLAIMS AGA1NsT yKNkzuxIA,
wiz mat h!e Congressional connection thoro-
thn rn.ai4usst ~ coEcufrtnH Ia the reports Of
Mbjoot Il. a1alrs a Committee Ia 1870 upon that
srsaaa sae distribution uk tho lwprl, After tho
Wsshb,,u1!at Will y! thrse heeretar!oa Of State tSownrd,
The Tosau' IT. tisl and aaanl1!,ous rcports Of
jeyp' " the l!nlise, ho Ind had reason to be-
H. a. ha, believed, and ho iii siil believe,
III shnus were ht,nest Vnfid, and eubs!sttn8.
wishSGt," :. r Congress-, an Investigator maio
q oec"n, comatssaad tsaadow o athorlsy froiH tns llonso
mnn,',,,nlttec. Tlo only basls on which tho
eynrstR,t eynet had prneudetl iu Rct III matters whjch
stnaaI st% y tug EaRhts f Anorlcan citizens to The
rial fr, W h',i!lons of tlnllars Ind boon nlcmu-
Drtpvs "M =, IN pGtbgeuArlan named Suth
letns no,, N"t Il single claimant hati
tho t,on'n4l.tsd m"niltsd T. attenl tho sessions Of
~ ,arth would hayu scotnsa th'ts Is msxS
h4ya. n.o oho q ltA subjects. No 1utiou would
laaanns sGt ioa saken u.n,, this memorial had upt
ios GGSsssioa, and bad he mt been canddate
,sthsrI rI,ts!eassa ,t the action Ut tho Commtttee, or
rins st!oh tnr seventy-throa DAYS and iii stoo.
{saynet ttna@niy 10y y tho aAms tlmo that ho had
s"ea taa nomination. There ARu been 10
, 1880-05-05

ADRIAN, MIch., May tan Important dcolslou
to lhluOr-deaIcrs waE mado at nn adjourned ses.
s!nu OF the Circuit Court hero this norutug,
Judge T. II. Cooloy, Of tho 6upreme Bench, aot-
Ing AZ speclal Judge, GottlIeb Geiges, Deer
licld saloonst, was arrested q short iimc ago on
cnnplaint charging him With having sold liquor
+'n Christmas-DaY, le94l holiday, In default
Of bail Qetacr was committed by mtlttmus IL
tho County 1ail, anu appiod for q writ OF haboas
corpus on the gsouud that Chris&luss VIVA not a
lcgnl holiday. Judge Cooley denied tho applica-
l!on. closing bis opinion al follows, II um very
clear that the Legislature Intended to close tho
satvons Vi tho holidays On which they hal pse-
, 1880-05-05
THE. RECORD.

8ENATE.
WAsu1Sarox, D. g.. May {.--T1ao following bill
WINS introduccl and rcforrcd;
ny Mr: Mofsan-In provide that thc Ftesdens
Of tho SenAte shall submit to tho Senate and
House, when assembled 10 count tue votes for
I,ro.Idcrt md VIoa .fre.1tcpt. oii nncko1ca n,r.
t'paa'.t ~ ttu ~ .us -, 'pss ~ Pe'~"se' Pot-
porting 10 contain EleotoFal sotcs'
Mr. Davis Nv. Va, presented q compilation OF
tho questions OF order nnd dccEsp.s ttoreon
,,,,,nr thn ,,,1os ~ ,f,o so,o,o snco thotr ,o.,.
~. '"o '9o7 " '"' oo""1' ''s" '"''t ""el'
uon. ...
The Vice. -Prcadcnt laid bntore the Senate n
communication from tho Secretary ut War
rcnnmr mr,art,tro tim onrrnnrI.,,nrn ~ +f,o may.
.oououA .t ~ * III y. wv uno4
rende" oh'ahco OF klWuu 10 tne improVomcnt
nf the mouth OF !tc6 River by drGlXlnR. etc,
Aiso communication from tho SECRETARY ri
the InterIpr in rcspilae to tue resolution calling
on bin. Tor copics f a!ll'nyits of sottiets If. tho
Uucflt1pUi,xro r1lrk, Tho Secretary Huds no
such Vt!ttlnvits On Mo. -
Many nptltIous III favor of th8 Eatpn Thrift
Coutnisst0u njl( vnro presented,
Mr. CNtncrr,u WISCONSIN, prUAgrtcd a rcmon.
strltico uf tho milwaukee, ChunlGar of com.
iI1CrEG @QIl8t tho utkl k4QWu us tho EIuFd UIll.
Mr. Slatcr presented Il pettlon Ut tive tbol-
sAnd cItlzona OF Oregon for resolution request
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