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, 1880-05-14
MARINE NEWS.
Novel contF'yanco In the Shape OF
a Ship-Log.
More Cases Of Collision on the
River.
The Cause ol Inc Collision Between The taary
6au and Lem Ellsworth Explained.
a dangerous Clause in sandusky Bills Of
Iading.

Tho stenn.basve william Edwards. Capt. Fasnn,
chrtios new rntant i0H NJ such ingenious consrv-
nHco ns to Wnrrant tr1ctni mcntiHn md an attempt
at hesef,pon avon II tho lalcr shrud prove 10 bu
lame Uns. lis 10y tint registers mt unity Tho rrdH
reta TT tho stoncr hut tho amount Of leaway sic
Inns nnte In tho distance tsav1Efed, Thus, II hfty
hliIes Ut distance inyG 'fcln c,yrtgd with 1n01Ny
OF ten miles, tho machu tolls tho THU IAat rontilY
NJ ulsck tnpaTts intelligence Ut thu tnlc III thu
Edwards tho mnchtrs IL rtacet nt1nt twanty.tyu |
foot alJaft tl,U atom. 1t penAtEntca tic bntthm
thr,ugi, iron well ivu I,Iet,ps In diameter.
4 tubular SHAFT twontY-fnur feat lDns containing
twu nnor tubes zach fnrtlt ut Etc IN sHn,-
ater 10 lot down through tic wcll 1aaylna port,
rs tn pruJhct fonr fret thHrenbnutA beneath tho
kco1. Attached To tho atatt two prurs!lpr-ltko
screw whcos, snt ut slightly 0ppuslt angles. which
can he Uwerrtt nHl rnIsu.1 fruni horizontal u par-
pon!Icr1nr CoRitIona ut WILL Hhen tho yneau1 is In
uointl, tho rats enrrylnx tho whaols nrp In ,ori-
rnnsa1 jAs1n Of course ~ 10 tn cnAsa tho prcssnsa
Ut water ta giro thu whous i0ton. Attached IN tho
iftto slGttts nsr two virus running through tho wn
Inner tubes Ut tho nlnih Slni which virus cannGct
with awD tt1n1a p!hccd ntHin cUnneatlHH hlo abOve
tic main duck. When Tho vessel brEns 10
toye lie wheels ravu1ye, ad the cack.Wosk IN tho
dlns cn,lses tin Nnds do t.cir hhnrp of thu work,
ihuEo Ut tile upper tal record tho heanny 1nnstoj
th,so Of ths tawor dial tho ieeway. 1l!ts singular
sat s !'.c 4 y III, 50 %5 wsa. s RI M al s
ks S sa's y y" + ,sT;'sr rssss
s;s'e' :, y fss %0a sassi !ssqF' s
;s; "r };S T.; ss VI
t,r {I'q ;iss SisTay AZ
ss's. !%sesn!'s !s x.sy qslss rss ss:
%s$s Il. III ,,S' !, !$,$s VI AN
'se|a's ;s e ~
ssoyssga 81 to st t9 ~ ~ III Srs d u v
, 1880-05-14

..7*H Tho l,At.hyrx. y. waYnu c!,, ny 70 snd y
ttsns, srs,1iivnI.. L, psad vIi ID days, u, o.
lluHt K Hack. nlt.rfcys fur rcspdn:
I'LL Euklgy Ftttfs. Iinl1 t0 uH I'LL " u. Of.
t0n4sl tu NAy II, NJ " y. MI
, 1880-05-14

", vh,tc, <asteo, No. whl.s Aud NO. "'A'u'
HhEi HMiic Hya uunlnn(ly uncflanggq.
Vt $mI;31 ~ eii-- NIintttnllr nticti.ntco'
tufis--SYesturn IrnHl!, llstllHn.. nm In,
MEgnasasirsGIHIE1"ur, MEnssisIwH.TE1"ur ,tm GrIsi cofn Aae po'
, 1880-05-14

.rw ORLEANS, sEuy la.-corruS-Qaieti m,dd'nR.
~. 1nw nld,.ng to1loE go,d ordinary loe: not
so. ao;,s t bnlrsi xrss t' sxnost' ,o to sifsat H
NtAb. N,~ ts-CoTrDN-untet nnd lin~
ttX;s. ,t!dIiEs l}4et snIes, 8}JI receipts aut
ssnt'"i;tel,ts, A0t Biuck, bi.uU
, 1880-05-14

vEt111t.rs ASIbLulltla1ENTS.
Jn.iss ltnxur..-Snuusl J. Wall. Y. WV. kt4,balli
yysG!It ~, lid uvkuu Tor &sAAl.EAAElu4 3ves-
, 1880-05-14

I1ETROLEf1N.
r,ry11,Axn, o., May 11-rETltDLzUu-u
.,snIsrd white, ITO test, TN,
''1 r.Tgsnu,n, stay ,a-i'ErnotEt'M-Qalot md net.
~, ~, eJ. f1he rh!tadelahla delivery.
, 1880-05-14

,s ftlOtt for tho hrullj, rrtiyon:lt2r u the or.
guAia systuln. no medicine ugu4!l Nedetur.
, 1880-05-14

,.,., , :, . rt1 fs MnY H-QWA|H@WHu.s '+F -.
.i| roi. fiiutol.is Corn assad1 n H%'ae' YALE
aulet ut Uk35;c
, 1880-05-14

Nsw Yo1s ~ ss'.an soods II vory light dr'nana n.
~, sns but DONG a t.nSs ,, sns eG. nust m
r q",es.; s.ns an ana ia was psia:
psna. ptsanc.,. and sinlan1s moving aseao"5' "o''oh
assd ,stda arsot md steady,
, 1880-05-14

Mottors mover fall to recommend bGnlt dit
tors as nourtshln9 and strengthening.
, 1880-05-14

oxo ,,a-flnA1R-W,lsat firm. No. ! , WHO
."" - T.o,n s4yudy, aatarn 'ntea' ofEs1c'
, 1880-05-14

TUNIFE1F TN I4* -----------
w,,NtyGroS, 1tny 13.-SrlntT8 TunrxkTtNE-
, 1880-05-14

GunrI Against Disease.
II you find yourself rotting bilious, head
heavy, mouth foul, eyes yal1nw, kidneys dlsur-
iorod, symptoms Ut piles tortncntln1 ynh. tnko
All advance guard,- ,--dou't walt to get down
atCk
, 1880-05-14
SOALES.
RAILROAD TlmE~TANLfs.
ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE on TRAINS.

EXPLANATION OF NHPEHENCk AfAnKA-tehtttrda3
excepted. "buudAy excepted. tMondaJ exceptcd&t
lDatly. =
Chicago <fs Northwestata fsatlsvnY.
For hfnrt, Uulde-IloOka, TlMa-Tahlcs+ HecpjnT-CAl
accun'tnndatnns. Apply q any Of ths 4, fHtlow!na
!cknt officeH uf TIC cGmns1!t T. anil u C!afk.ati
northeast cnrnof Randolph and htste-1s.,, Fan.of
1fhuse. Is Caual'st ton WeAt s!ddh and ut tho
uup0tA.
, 1880-05-14

ghnyine becomes a luxury when indu1god ia
daily with Cuticnra Shaving sohp.
, 1880-05-14

ddeIanea Ut noszly day mt ot liunalo In fasor VI
the forter
lhc sfhooncr tu.dIng btar c1eared for osweFo to-
Thrfr was itIt1lpg pilp IN rratn frc3hls hnra to-
tlay nNtnK 70 tho inut Tint taro no grain vaHsola
tuft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

ANDREWs-At Stamford. Conn. Dccenbers 1890 Cob
onel solomon And rey-, 10 the 13ih year OF -
Funeral late residence. C. LfolaNe.. on
Frilay, December ~, at OcO'k
BILIs-In BIOlkyn. "Wednesday n,cFaing Dc omDer e.
Mary H. Cooper vile o. Cirfrrs T. Bill
and reng II the iam invited 10 atteni tho
funeral from Church. Brooklyn eghis. Frirav
tie lotb inst az $50 Jco5N, lis kindly reguestet at
flowers be sent.
BOYD-SIBELL-O TUESDAY, December 7. 1880 ~
A, wife OF lanes Boyd OF Panama south mersa. AMI
aaugner % "a e all slll al T.. StDeh.
Funria Of mother l35 East 35ths,
Fnaay morning AT 1890 O'Clock.
CONNOLLY-On Wed esiay. D. eomber & 1850, fssbeiis
Sdlwell widow Of the late Cha ies u. Connolly
Fun-r The Charch II the Annunc alton Asnbat
tauvIlle, dt 10 o'clock "a uraay b. eemOel H.
Relatives aud friends ny1tet 70 attend
only he mined ate tves VIII accompany the femtins 10
the cemctefy.
FARRINGTON-At 1872 West 3Othst on the sth Of Deem
Der scarlet Carrie Louse youu-e daugher III
joseph sarah A. FarngtOn 10 ile 9TH year 81 her
Funera private
Fisher arm Of Sstbaniel Fisher Co, New YORK
Funeral services on SATURDAY. Iltb O'Clock
late residence West oJtasL trenDs are re- not
senu flowers.
Boston and Lynn papers please copy
MILEs-On De enber g. Earl T. lies. aged II years
Funeral SATURDAY December H. a. II NJ az DIS
iae r-siIencr No 329 Aadison-sL. Brooslyb
PECH-At Newark. =. J., December T. Wilhelm M Kate
Pech tn Ovei dsughtsr OF James and suss li Eyas
Pecn aged IL ysrs. mo this and q days
TAPPES-At ROehes'er V. T.. Non iy. the Sih inJ,,
Eeanor Carpenter. wife Of Charles ; iapDeB esq.
wALL-Ihurslay evening OF ast fever LOUIS E1gene
or ms age
Notice o. al hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
ACCUSED or BETRAYIAG TRUSTS.

The suit in chancery of Mrs. Caroline
Porter. a widow, against Cephas NJ woodruff. prOmi-
neut resident Newark before Vice Chancellor
Van Fleet in Newark yesterday Mrs. Porter engaged
Mr. Woodruff in 1873 to manage her large estate she
was about seventy years old teebe and mad knowl
edge of business affairs but had the utmost confen
IN her agent, was a lead ng memoer Of the First
Presbyterian Church OF Newark In her bin Mrs. Porter
AYERS that IN 1879 disc )vered that Mr. Woodruff had
abused hts Among her securities was a mortgage
tor 81 900 ON property OF Leopold and Hermann Graf
Mrs. Potter alleges that Woodruff paid her interest
the mortgage until the spring OF 1872 Zen he told her
that the mortgagers desired to have The terest reduced
from 10 per cent. She then saw Mr. Graz aud learned
that sue mad owned the mortgage tor five years In
1874 II had been assigned to another person She
taat Mr. Woodruff admitted to one OF ner counsel that
he obtained signature 10 the assignment by false
rerreseutaons. The bill contains Otner serious accuse
tions.
In his answer Mr.. Woodruff SAYS Mrs.. Porter knew
she doing at the time OF the sale OF the Graf
mortgage. Dut has forgotten about The will
come up before the Vice-C Or again next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
MEETING OF THE UNION LEAG UE.

The Union League Club held a well at
tended monthly meeting last night committee, con-
sissipg OF Luther r. Marsh. Ex7Judge ody. and
AIlon p. Mann. appointed to draw up memorial
resolutions concerning the late Erisus T. Benedict.
Chancellor Of the University OF the State of NewYork.
At the suggestion Cyrus Butler chairman OF the Art
Committee, u committee was appointed 10 prepare
memorial resolutions in relation 10 the late Sanford
r Clifford Rush c. Hawkins called the
attention OF the club TO abuses IN the naturaln-
atom of citizeus- aud moved that committee lie
appointed 10 call the attention OF Congress to the sub
iect The motion was adopted aud the following com
,o,t,ae appoipled: Rush c. Hawkins, Joseph ii.
Cboste. Francs NJ. Banks. Judge Emott. Jackson s.
H. nal neen Thought tBat there would be contest
over The selection OF committee charged with the duty
of naming canddaies for officers OF TIE club but no
Contest took place an opposition ticket being with-
dam Tue following were unanimously chosen as the
Enm,nating COMMITTEE Cornelius N. Blise, John
sIosne Charles q. Langdon j. HaTson Rhoddes, Ed
ward III. Perkins. jr, Watson T. Case. James g. DE
Forest A. pecOrs OF the election thcre wereirected
Nathaniel r. Bailey, Augustus IT, Paine aud J"hh u
In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
BALL or THE COLUMBIA YACHT CLUE.

A ball was given last evening at the Lexington
Avenne Opera House under the auspices of the Co
lnmbla Yacht Club. The ballroom was decorated
witt the ciphers and enslgns of thevsiting aud re-
seivIng clubs the stage was illuminated by num-
Der OF gas gets forming the motto OF the orgahlza-
tion. Several bundr ii people participate ed ~ the
6. - Runk the vIce-cOnmo1Ore OF the association.
and Miss Mixsell. lie Floor Committee Was COM
posed of the following mem beers Oh the ciub: james
b. DeGroOt. q. 5. Ruuk. NJ. j. kellebeI. ~ NC,
Whitney, g. Winter, T.. Weber, II. FIIedncks ana
g. W Thompson. he Jersey City Yacht Gun me
KUickerbOckrr Yacht Club. the f0nkeIs Yacht
CiuD. and the BiOominRdale Boat Club were repre-
sentrd respectively by Commodore g. L. Wmn. A.
Varian. Commodore A. j. Prince aud LoIis Dletz.
Miss Katie Li'chen, Miss Frey, Mrs. j A. Weaver
and daughter, MIS-. H. ii. Weaver, Miss Green Mss
Armstrong Miss Potter. MISS Walton, w POtieI, lr.,
A. Il. Miller. &. X. Hobby. L. Valentine, Elliot
Mason. JonD H. Thorn. j. ii. CarDcs, Charles II.
Silliman and George Weston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
UNION LEAG UE OF AMERICL

ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE IhDiANs-
CONGRATULATIONS ON IHS LATE ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-Tbe National Coun-
oil If tne Union LEAGUE of America held ats annual ss
sion in THIS city to-day GeueI j. f. SeEey u Pits
burg elected president aud the other officers were
reelected repor; the Indan policy of the Govern
.ueut vas adopted strongly advocating the necessity
Tor dissolvng bal system and requiring that me
Indian should he made citlsens. Resolutions were
adopted CONCENTRATING the country on the election OF
GarneId and Arthur, and pedgng the support OF the
loyal of the country tn tue new ADMINISTRATION
The subject Of the reorgauiz lton OF the Republican
party In the South by Inviting the cooperation OF All
progressive men, wtaout regard TO thelr past pohtlca
a,iinous was waruIy discussed and speeches made In
favor thereof Colonel j. f. Bryant OF Georxa, Japes
T. Beach. of Missouri, ana j. d. Brady, OF Vngnia hr
McEneIly. OF PeDnsyIyana, presented resolution IN
re IN to the duty the Republican parry % educate
The peope IN their political duties by means OF the
newspaper press OF the country. .
me Council adjourned meet IN Washington In
he purpose OF attending the inauguration VI
President Garfield IA a BODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
G4YETY AT JA WISH FESTIVAL.

reception and promenade concert We're gwen
last evening at the Metropolitan Concert Hall uu-
der the auspices of the Young Mems Hebrew As
socIation. 1t was also made the occasion of the
celebration of the festival of Chanucka which com
m e,norates the victory of the jews nnder Macca-
beus over the syrans, and the rededcauon of the
Temple in 1875 b. C. Many prominent bankers and
lies and the floor OF the hail crowded that
danclng was rendered very difficult. Among those
who occupied boxes were j. >ellgman and family,
William Vogel NJ ID. Stern, g. Hannauer, :. Harris.
NJ Conem, j. Halgarten, Judge David McAdam,
Mrs :. Il. Jacobs and daughters. LOUIS Lyons, Leo
Schlesinger, Emanuel Lehman, K. NJ Ang III and
ID p HAYS and wife. The music was furnished by
the orchestra belonging 90 the hall under the leader
SHIN of kudolpl ArOnsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
LIGHT GUARD BALL At PATERSON.

The first annual reception of the Paterson Light
Guard. LIST B4ttalion n. G. n. j.. was held last
evening in Washington Hall, Paterson. The hail
was handsomely decorated NTH flags, banners,
rifles, kuapsacks and swords. The music stands
were nearly concealed py foliage aud nOwels. Inc
being present. The toilets of the ladies' were
noticeable for their richness and beauty Among
State senator Garret A. Hobart, Mrs II bart, Miss
Weller. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. V. ). Muzzy, MI. William
Ryle, Captain lIlt Mr. William Strange. ex-State
senator John Hopper and wife, Captain Jas. Btggs,
Captain Masters. of General Shaler's staff General
Christensen. Colonel AusIn and Cap ain Sq,hreS, OF
Brooklyn, and Colonel Haytt, of Newburg, y. y.
Letters or regret were read from General Garfield,
General Arthur, General Hancock, Governor Nc
Clellan and other noted persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

mddlng lolca Good Ordinary 9's' receipts" S' "'e'
sales 733 Dsies ,, 80. 80
BALuMoIk Dec a.--totton auet yiidnnk " p" i2r
Middlng II &c: Coed Ordinary lDse;crp-a rerriy- =,
bales $50 biles JtI Dslfs ib
49, bales ~tocg. 1000 taics - 80
ding II c Good Ordinary. l01c aes Fees.pts izJD " ~
2.232 bales STOCK 2.J5O bales
CHA,iTsTos Dee a.-Cotron qa:et; uhjhnz. lI'ac Low
Mid,lhng &c.. Good Ordinary 1855; PC re rly x,pl
bales co,stwi5c l,SSI bales sac i"'v 0'''
stock 1876 6ser -.
OAIVEsToS Dee o. Cotton irregular; IiadhnZ &c;
net 3sf5 exports 10 rat Br ta ~ 'aes
b. the Continent 5.03) baes c0tssNiss 800 Dalss "'r
Gao baies; J7,t O3les
sYsPIs 9.tnt,On easy; miiGEng u &c, rr'f "
3O25 bales shipngns 2Of1 baes sales. 4zDO 0hs reN
72.5S7 bales 80.
EEw.OGLgAss. Dec g.Co'ron gniff, easy NdUinZ u ~
Low MiddhHR lp'sc. Gor Oriiu lNe net te ems o.
bales f ljlJJ BALES 10 ftapcf ~
10 the 547S cs sales 5000 balCs lat oven
$500 baiss stoes 2Jj 80 baes.
MOBILE. Dec -COttOn steady dtdilae. ii 70" Low
Md nng. l0salC7s; 1000 )rnsry lOc vet roc 70 ls33
bales; BSl cxrorts cOastvise 3 bales rae
1000 ba.es sOJJ5
sAvAgNAH Dec 9-CO;tOn irryf,1lar N.Gding. II 81
MduiUg. 7sc Cost Ordinary 9'se.; net re- elys
69l Grra5 Bi an - bales % The con.
tInent. l.6 baes. iS2b ha,cr- sizes <DoS
Uacs last evening, LEO bales si0ot i5s,5'' Dal,A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

BY order Of the Republican Central Committee.
G. A. AkfHER President
soLON SMITH. iSec,arartes
SAMUEL o. BUlNs
Twelfth Ward Republican Association Of the XIxth
ASS mo Dlstrlt 81, -. .
IN acc6riagc with the Constitution OF the District Assoea
tons the roll nd assDcafi n nov rosc ~
The nall northwest Q TDer OF lzlth.si. nj TIA ave-
{ {i;IS + s s. S13H55inF$yrOH. Committee.
XyIIIth Assembly District Republican Associations
Glass Hall ga Fast 3itA-st.
THIS Friday De ember lO. ~ ~ lock
JpMEs VI. TURNER. secy. BERN AhD BtbLiN fros
XXtb Assembly District Republican A. 'sften.-
al "a East d
JOHN r. SHIELDS, Srcy cOLON Is oMlIh tfesL
xXIst Assembly District Republican As'ociation-
Reguac monthly eJiIg al Headquarters. Morton iGl
East 5Jth-st. this Friday evening. at O'Clock
~ JACOB HESS. President.
RoBRRt o. ~ FORD. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
TWO FIRES AT CONGRATULATIONS 100000.

TWO FIRES AT sPRINGFiELD-LOSS 100000.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. 9.-The most
disastrous iIe winch has ravagcd IN ell Tor ohe
time occurred this morning in the heart OF the sna
m nnfac uring business portion OF the city, Inc nis'
a. I'm WAS given AT oclock and after WORKING halu
until $50 the fire was pronounced 'Athtu'Sn'u.
nrse ,,t AGAIN bowrver very soon after lie hremon
left and the damage done by tire ,cond fire wa greater
than thar oy the first The losses are estimated at
100000. the largest OF which are sustained 10y the
following parties:
Mason Manufacturing Company. $1,000 on nn,idlng'
Pay 4 yt,l.r pautr collar manu- G. Itrcrs, SoDuOO
81 a Fi-k htFu IN nca mi manuac nrers' @lOVoV
C. Il. Bak'r & Co.. lithog ap'crs rlOooO
G. ,ldfnwaft- Button mDanf, SO 600
DE- XII. ot. & " ". !. per stock HlO,OoO
H. r. seymour. p. pc box manu'ac urVr, -, 900.
8 ycr,l otucr firm lose $40 900 $50 600 each
M.st az these are well lnsnrea. Gud tin large.
losers are iuiy covered Cmei Easlneer L'sAre ana
severat ire lleI acre "a iurrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
LOSSES IN READH-sT.

A fire broke out last evening about .
o'coe il Of upper stofrs OF the bui d'ns NO
147 Eesae-s The stock Of Har & Scavey, DEALERS in
su,ces ON he s.eoni floor ana tnat of r. T. French.
winch also cons sted ny OF spice, the tniFd io0r
werr almost G. rciy DESTROYED quant OF butter
ard eggs ow cd b, John NJ Lrs1cr. nr first MOOR,
was considerably tainas q water Consider. dam
age vas su.fan bv water ana urcakage IN tnc upper
slorrs q. No 40 20 occupied by Hart Seavey The
cause OF Ia, in, Is unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

,ns annointmen, 81 Cap;an-General OF tn Army; IN
sncognor O. the great SERVICES OF Etnefai GRANT uui
" ar for Tie lniNn. commands the hearty approN
~ thr meme 81 larec We ma, even hoir that ihe
~ thror the voice of ats Leading DREAMS generai
,,as;rs thar the Democratic majority In the present
So,sos shal carry tue suggcs ion INTO effect. III no
heller nv could Tins Congress attest lis right to oe re-
memnered lCist on" graceful act bnt thoug .ne
"a vii vbteo sir has 40 peasaufly surprised
The roup,rv t. good one and 80 generally accrpiaDle
a. or Il likely objection % 'c M nrl
,i'ia en- cested There has never been q hgnvT militia
M IN that in tins country and General Is high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
COVE RNMENr INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

NyNODss III VISt ''0T'S'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. l a. m.-Ihe barom-
etcr is highest the Mississippi Valley and lowest In the
extreme Northwest The Temperature has fallen dnrng
the past tw eutyfour hours Middle South Atlantic
and Gulf States and Lower Lake region. IL has risen
IN the ONO Valley the Upper Lake region and The
Northwest Westerly winds continue IN the Lake region.
New ENGLAND and tine Mode Atlantic States accom-
panied v the hrsi-naiueo dstrici. Nrrtherly
winds cont ulc In the South Atlantic aud Gull States
and Tennessee. with clear weather The wnds IN the
Mississippi Valley have shiitcd to s0uthery.
Indications.
For New-England. higher barometer, cooler north to
wes winds partly cloudy weather. and possibly occa-
sOna snow.
FOR The Mlsdle Atlantic states. higher barometer,
,aluo followed by stationary rising temperature.
north To west WINDS clear partly CLOUDY weather
CalnOn0ry Signals
Cautionary Signals are ordered from Cape Henry to
Cane LOOKOUT and cautIonary O-sbore signals Or
dered from Cape May 10 Sandy Hook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
CoRTLAADr Parker FOR SENATOR
To fhe Edffor The Tribune.

To the Edffor or me Tribune
SIR: Your paper helped us New -Jersey
Republicans more tnAl ali other campaign docu-
ment, comoned and hope you wal. make me still more
your debtor by letting say word IN your columns In
sn,uor of the Hon CortluDdt Parkers CLAIMS TO the
United states senatorship without any invidous au-
sion TO other honorable candidates, beg TO assert that
Nj Parker tue uan Tor the place lie Is III ieaue VI
OF his speeches. full OF mental rches ana ah h.hest
- 81, nns the ar OF he people. JUNIUs.
Netcdrk ~ j.. Dc. 3, lsSO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

February 10, 1881, and not AZ stated
AIRY next All goods this country Will De receyeu
until the date VI the opening dav FreiRbts are aEo
through Messrs. James E. Ward Co.'S line, ilS ~,
st and no duties collected the goods exhplteu
unless sold IN the country. I shall be happy 10 CIV.
written information applying TO me Az roy,
Office Box 3l31 aud verbally daily from II 10 ~ ~
Broad way, Office OF j. N. Cestero. $780,
BENJAMIN GIBFRGA.
General Agent mted statcs of America o. tue
Matsnzas In International Exhibition OF 1851
Netr- York Dec O. 1880.
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AsrocK OF cLornING DAMAGED.

Flames were disc )vered last night on the Sec
ona naoroi No 27l c. Atsi The f.-men were Oh band
proup IN and SoOi rui-hed TIE fire. TIE building.
wbch is five stoves high, WAS not much DAMAGED The
four upper stories occupied by Shamau Brothers,
coID cr,. Whose stock damaged aOou; $4,000,
CHI a. " smoke ami The stock OF ". y. Pat,
dea paper Danging- va, damaged about SI,OOO Ny
water the hrst ij'r
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JrDGE CHARLES FISHER

ST. JOHN, n. b., Dec 9.-The Hon. Charles
Fisher Judge OF Supreme Court died al Fredericton
yesterday congestion Of the lungs. after Dfiei Ill
ness. His age was seventy one. JUICE Fisher was Tor
many RS a prominent politician He represented
Vk C,unty ia in fret season # DOmIniOn Parla-
mcnt, and IN 1868 was appontcI Judge
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rLANEs IN A FACTORY.

Fire was discovered shortly after midnight
on tho srcuad door Of the fOur-storv factory
ct No 259 West Twcnty-seven hist. and as the
burning ba iding Adorned other large factories
three alarms were sent out in haste
The flames we're ext nguished before they mad
time TO spr~at into the upper portion
of the In ains. The factory occu-
pied hy Joan SLaettr a scroll saving or WOOD
turning mn l. Tnc by the fire was estimate at
less than -5O
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OBITUARY..
THE RIGHT REV. CHAMBoDAT.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 9.-The Right Rev.
Father ChainD late ycarGcrera OF tbr Galveston
Diocese died at St. Mays Inhrnary at $50 l.. m.
Tuesday OF pneumonia He had been IN delicate health
for several months. Father Chamboda was the PARISH
pr,cst OF Nacogdochcs ID the days Of the Republic
Of Texas He moved 10 Galveston IN lb4S
ami was made Yicar-Geuerd OF th- diocese by Bishop
Oden in 1850 which position Ire hlled unlii he was re-
Heyrd eIgnteeu months ago, at hs own request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
THE MlrINzA, WORLDS FAIR.

To me Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The President of the Executive Com
mttee Of the Matanzas International Exposition In
forms me that It's opening has been definitely fixed for
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uouIN AND IWo MEN LYNCHED.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Dec. 9.-The three ne
gro.s oue woman and TWO men, who murdered Mrs
Kennedy in Clarendon Comfy last Sunday weie cap
red yeserday and hanged on the nearest Tree 70 tue
sem. ~ the murder that would hold thon.
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corrov s,nKrrs-s, TEE satAPu.

LTvpEroul. Dee 9-l2SO D. m.-Cotion-Easier; adding
UpandA 6ltsd Middnng orleans. I'D sales uOON haes
Including 1000 bales FOR specuauon and export hecep
5000 all FutuIes-U plands. L." Mld aug
clause December delivery, J9 do JHnuarP ana February
delivery 6a ss do february ana a. arch HcteIf o. isu
delivery bnsn; 40. Apgi ana MAY de
llvery Gssaad do May June delivery. OSed Futures
let - ,,,,