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Art schools-New-Y York City.
MRS, LOUISA B. CULVER
Win receive rups IN painting Landscape, flowers stil life
Gina and drcoaiion az lcrstndo The Bclia NO. 40 aS'
26il,.st. corner 4;h-ave. beginning October l. a.
,aaes ~ iiaii. SIR. a. f. bellows.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A HOMELIKE SCHOOL for BOYS und Der, -.
N u. KINDS, A. NJ Hampstead. Long Island
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
~ SE e 6 GS4a sSrhO TE
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.
ID sta9 9 conn l nova
spRfNG Term oPENs APRIL 8.
VOLLFCIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
sye% SEnS
I1sh py,a Tin gF a SE @sS games ro%i5e
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
ccsler Mass. c. b. METcALF ~ NJ snperintenaenn.:
IRVING MISUNDERSTANDING and Day
Ne sgsSg ns for e sS' SSa "
DENNSYLVANlA MILITARY ACADEMY.
Engineering rs IiE e." H fgssr Pes
CWTTHlN c. SHORTLIDGE'S,M Media SPe snliaa
and Af Snmmr Spe attention eo aH a nc. f ans
s onr-es Weekly by the best aPDar
as 81, Enf oasScs w apy and Fine
mhling new gymnasium. excellent table New dnres
SWIFT w4r SNV C. ssniorIpf HaTyird TniyeT p%
sh" 90 1a has Grset a., and Ia e% ~ ali
IoxlcaiIng DRINKS 1hU health record ot Media mas &c"
ar ilrls
For Young Ladies-Country.
An English, French and German b3 paa,.,niss
Ncwiayen It. Mia > l.. Cady rIin. send for circular.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La-
~ bridgeport Con1 address @Ss 1:9' VI
Atk tm5 SsT oI 2Ssao cSDnxMlss
0yAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
Ladies rI'isHSd MassE InS fn vhssn PPncpas
MT. HOLYOKE sEMINARI.ErF -Four years. years
and Greek Goratorc. abnts and art gallery library o
W SI vi rTi%Sii. Do lSaiE Iiaaisy Mass
WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY, Norton,
.'n.o I Mss. p Mi home se is s 6ry
X S5G 9rG SHS x &c S' frHeUs
For Both sexes-Countrv.
4 pRII 7-Sprng term opens at remington
"A seminary. Remington. " ThoS Hapion v. w. r.e@
A PRIL 12.-Ouartrr opensa Clavcrack lN:f.)
"A COLLEGE and H. H. lust Alorzo FiacK. Pm d. Pres
NIT. KIscO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
M ss ri ffS is III T y%ass S' y SniS
NIAPLEWOOD1NSTITUTE-For both sexes;
WI Colcoyc rsnn fSS Psr Sarsr sSs-sos
r-'a To- S1-i'"- 'A" r. slhiH1aTLibGI. a fncDsL
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. \. Y.--Both
III sexes iimc; Oren durinE SnnInsr rEs'
~ ear send catalogue W H. BANNlSTER a: u.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
~ ton sussrx County y. j.. reopens september ior
exceedingly healthy excellent govern
n,rrt md Influences thorough 10 NJ Tor any roi
h. q, fl usinrs. 500 send for Catnogue; rofer
Ia ull j. Fayu Ntuce. Llhp Judge Johh A.
pia,f Jersey CIV. =. = STEVENS. A. ~ .--
CIV ARTUNORE COLLEGE, near Philn,le-
> rha Under OF friends io;l seIcs admitted &C !
College, cpurScs,;lssca Scien.
iinr english NnrnA Department. preparatory AMI Mohs'
schools, Fur particulars address EDWARD IL A-NuiLi
Ilrsalrff SWarthnOrc. Drlnwa'o Co.. Penn
Miscellaneous.
4 GRADUATE 0i Cambridge (England), Tor
M Iy .rl # of Ina cnrgr lOrn'eG INTO pG' iner
sim vii lhr PilnripI ol wri'e,il sl'h h'xn 'i'@
srln or wOuld tllr sOlr mh"agrntn ten If'Ie ShvVS
ul r.,ti.r tuition. Address Pest One" IoN 49, VIM
sni. NuYi GOTTA.
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WAITRESS, &c.--By neat tidy girl as
,nres z0 East 18th st. Sd ave. No posa! cards
.v.rpl
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COACHMAN and GROUM.--By young man
" who Thoroughly understands his business IN al It's
bTancne siX rrl,s best ai address tai UIso
ron. ~ Adam d.. llohokcn. =. j.
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XSYASHING.-A respectable widow woman
w Wishes washing in or Oi the house Call or address
Mrs CUNNINGHAM, .Ij Fart 29h ST.. room 10
VNASHiNG.--By n young woman without en-
family working for at pres mt can be seoh ~
Eas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01

DIVINITY STUDENT DESIRES y POSI-
y to,, az tut or companion Would prefer TO travel
Refers Bls!op .nd CLERGY. Address EPIScoPAIIAN
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Fer Young Ladies-Country:

WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY, Norton,
w Mas. VIII commence the spns term OF us MN en
IsoIy and one OF he best labor III New Euglan
Address y ISS SPItAGUE, Principal
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NURSE.--By a respectable young French
~ g speaks Englsh is thoronzhly compeent 70 1ac
would siso take care children and sew can menu
country Can be seen at 6j2 Bthayer near 3oth.sI.
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fNOACIlMAN.-By a first -cla>s man; thorough.
~ y understands his bsrss; SIX ye"rs r'fercnces VIII
he sonud nng Ind oDii.x country prr!sttei A.dr".s
ijh,LMAN, lox lG;, iiDuue Uptown ono. l.2'o Broad
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(OACHMAN and GROOM.-Bv u young man
as rOlcun Az gronm thorough understands his bisi'
ness seven irars city 1ivvn T. Do Box "a Tribune
n OiLrf. No. LIS Hrt adv ~.
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Siiualious Uanle0-- Males.

Ill WITHOUT CHARGE.-Mae help sup
N pied 10 houses. hotels aud families free
MANHATTAN AGENCY Broadway aud 35thst.
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HOUSEW ORKER.-By uLif, tidy, ntellI-
gent grl: will he generally useful "
washer and ironer; viii give best Of recOnnendasens;
wages moderate he at 3C8 Ctave near 23d ST.;
Iath
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/SOAcHMAN.-A gentleman wishes si;ua-
u Tor nrstcas eoachnan single has lv,t' IN us
sami for the lat fifteen years "a now OUT 81 emp ,n ~
NJ \ :, ~ Last
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VNrANTED.-A competent person "a latin.
w dress chambermaid Apply at No wsAi Gath st,
from 10 10 ~ am.
ENANTED.-Boy IA TO 10 years OLE, who
w writes good to assist In Office and grow up In
dry goods commission house Aust ys With s parents and
furnish good reiercncrs Address G. D.. Tribune OiCe
XNTANTED.-A woman of experience to take
w care an invalid lady Cal at No. Eat Washington
g., Brooklyn.
WANrED.-A commercial iithosraphic e.,.
w arayer. ArTLEsEY LlrHOaRA PA ING and pHISc
ING WORKS., ii2 Courtst, Cincinnati. Ohio
, 1880-01-28

Ing, They, resolved TINT no n,,!st be whlrted
ftito third term OF I iB food oI the pepnlAf
thnt welcomed Cltlzen Grnhtt
a tfy afr%Fnm!y 3;"n a, a,"ps% II s,yi,a r. d.
IL ltlrr tllsrepartt nf. tho known preference
Of tho penr!p for l'ialne; The Stase Conysn.
tior wns held Mt MI enrltcr period thnn over
before nnn!c.l, nnd 1t WIS confidently expect
cd tat Sais Coyent!on TS,s 1ud,, oS Fatm
t'rst t Of tho rriInGic ltepubiIcaii States thus
declaring fur Grant ut tho opening Of tho
NnttE,'tal contest, was rcck0ngtl ~ sufficient
Y anac t sStt,c S clnoy, and qES kS
error. Vt that assumption is now 10
positive change OF program ut tho Harris.
burg Convention, Of the regulation orders
Not n slhglu ecunty llas Instructed ~ ilrallt,
while scores hay1 instructed agniuAt him,
nij MNjoslty i i of the iiarrisbaTg Convention Viii
be implacabty against my policy tlsat looks
n Nth fiii at lis skil aad power must ysii t.
be- b. reptlred SplRssdl''oll With uh honor? @ We su5m!t
that the ttnno has come wien Ills
name should be formally Withdrawn rs +. .
aEaia rifo abait lis positive iec!instlon
before tho meeting Of the Pennsylvania State
Convention, and, II the men who arc recOg-
nizci as Grant leaders are not stone blind,
they will fayo him h9,norably retired from r.
l,is Withdrawal Is simply to ayoiti the crushing
,icfcat that Is Mt It's heels The !lay, has. cont!
for Gen. 0rant's peremptory deel!ngti2n Of
the Presidency niia II It slla!I DO ueinyetl
career BY tho positive condemnation Of tho
DCUple.h
, 1880-01-28

approprlattng $4,000 for II monument at
Yorktown, and appiuptfnting s@oM t9 e.
nbln The Co,nnlittue. on the T0rktow', Cole
bratton to 1nnke gil tho necessary nftnnfs,
mSta for stch Ta,a o. W rkto
shall ,bo D III historical Significance OF tic
occasion. Passed.
4 bili passcd setting ,arnrt for park f. p!lr.
poses certain lands n Caliiorl,ia n, n WING. WINCH
Mr. Atl,rrto,l, fEnln tile Cnmlrttseo o,l t4l'.
lie Buildings, askch lrnvo to repnrt W. lur
ilie eTsciioS i 4 i pIl,'io oby''aing at pt'sonrs'
Mfr. Knott objected. .,,o.
Lands, ieported iii for tho relief Of certain
actual snt,ofs On Tho Kansns trust nlul IL
1ninfahcd reserved laIlls 1T Kansas. passctl.
Mfr. Cook, from tila committee @ on a'qSi; b;1,
QGes : and rosIas omd EeRSfss'i 6nek i
and authorizing tho PostInaster-Generalt to
put pnstal service TN all such routes Wien
public necessity may require t.
h1r: nloMit rosn to point OF ,, orFtGr against
Hove Tie ostniastnr-t3eMeral OF NIL restraint,
and TO allow litm to PIT the star,,routc service
wherever he pleased, and to Increase TINT
Reryice to any amount.
Alr. Money contendel that the piil maize ~
Within the objection Of tls gentleman fronl
Georgia tDlonnt}.
Iii. Specr argued that tho. polnt OF order
wns not we'll taken. lIe declared l!l!usclf in
favnr OF tho star service, which had been TOO
long neglected.
Tile Speaker sustained the point Of order.
Mr.. Cook tllen Withdrew the bill III nrdcr to
prevent It's being sent to the Committee oil
Slr. Stone, from the same Committee, re-
ported a bill to prevent tho unlawful ham
ding and carriage Of mali matter. Placed on
THO Ho,ss tf,en went into Committee OF
the Whole, Afr. Carlisle Ii, tho cl'air, on thG
revision of the rules, the debate to be carried
on under the fvc-nlinute rule.
RulU I, re1atiye tn the duties Of the Speak
| or. was agreed to without amendment.
Rule 2, relatiye 10 the election Of officers,
was ngrecd to witt, n slight amendment
Rule y: relative to tho duties OF the Clerk,
wns agreed to with few unsmportanl
| n1nentlmpnts.
Rulo j, relative to tile duties Of the Scr
gennt-nt-Ar1ns, was passed over Tor tile
PRESENT.
Rules |, @, and 7, relative to the duties oi
other officers, were agreed to with unimpor
tnnt amendments.
The Committee then rose.
Monday, Feb. q, waB set apart rs n day fol
delivering addresses Oh the late A. n. Lay
OF Missouri.
Adjourned.
, 1880-01-28
INCIDENTAL.

THE FUSION LEdlHt.ATuRE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, .Jni. 27.-The Fusion House
to-day accepted tic report Of tic COMMITTEES
on InyeattgutIon, TINT It had notified Wal-
laco r. White, against whom cltargos Of
bribery worc made, to appear bcforo It. but
lie Ind failed 10 10 50. Adjourned I'LL TO-
morrow.
Tic Senate did not lavo quorum and ad-
Fga1oS1sra ARRIVING.
BosroN, Nass., Jail. :1.-The Herald'a
Augusta special says tho arrival Of u body OF
Fusionlsts from Lewiston anl Auburn will
be followed this afternoon {lf tho inforMa-
tlou received Mt tho All]utant-Gcncral's office
is corrcct) by tic coming Of n company Of
seyenty-Aye Didlefortl. F,Istonists. Leading
Fisiontsts aay that any attempt to arrest THO
oitclalB ot their Government will be resisted
by force. .-
llas been urged to call the Portland Blues
aud Montgomery Guards lcre, aud It llas
been Hltgge8tetl 70 lave them qunrteretl In a
llnll uear that III which the Fus!unlsts meet
WHITE.
The Fuslonist TrnasNrer, White. refused
this forenoon to allow the FEnnticN CUil-
,ulttco to exnmlne tho books. ll0 says ho
does not recognize either Government rs
legal. There Is \ talk Of putting him out BY
force,
, 1880-01-28
HeBf Tea.

,. y,H t.nf 1%1 r. Il KIT ao frcn,,cut,v
Ing fehso re- VIZ ihat its n",iiHS ,ai
.orrm t1n t'n n h2 S,,'a"rstnnd ,nrf raraf,.l
s weE ~ + Inn hm"n mn4r AMI, fnth TIM 5a
X. ~ IL a nrc fo"rn"s Win cf I'm
far hMu ~ a,, .so, y II not Thcrn r. hnwovcr
~ ~ ,s,', 1gnom.nn, ,.,1o%t s,eh mattcrs Tint
~ !!teH 3nInT svi"tfon % ~ ,.hnt IL honf r."
mSM,l ,nny ~ slyisshe, IL f.'s1cr "rtee tic nan. n
futsNo + ., ~ ~ HIN" ~ ~, Ws.in.
ti,,n tt tnx i" With ncSish of i,anIton OelNtu il
snbstanept u, taais mc hh ,ta ca, alnnn Hill, @ th
nntninS o1 sv,, "sn o,tai " n,,tsi,mant Il
has, homose!i 9sgIn1a .I1,,,,t,s .n thnsn nS"s.
ssrx snits san s .iynm IN catine in at, admir-
aee nos K IN fse psa ath,ns noro sh Solution
q KolMtnS. coh!a,n!hg III sai!s o5 fno 'S, MI
bs l@ef M., ,en nlolu tt slcH person anl though It
may act t"r s.t1s ~ .tt,n,sms' I' no, nnrar
wotla FIT or pshen " t',u,, Ill y ,1sct
cntlu nnsIu up o0ln Ut tnusc!e, NJ W. euso ,,,t
quont shn1 ssaoHta ~ucH sa IN, sV .ns nn
9S2fs 70 r.ye Mwy sss m"Hn ~ sia IiseIf
When anilpof noet teA ~ TsAoo. ~ natu ,sset! t
Gnn!1s os M .G n ano GSF ~ H. fas Tbo
, 1880-01-28
PRESIDENTIAL.
PENNSYLVANIA INDICATIONS.

sp.stas Dapa.eA to ri, ,CAteaeo 1ttbunA
PHILADELPHIA, Pn., 1ar.37.-lt was Cllos-
Ter County which reVoltel agains. Dom
Cameron's t!Ectatlon at Cincinnati IN 1875,
thus preventing pennsylyania's yote from
being cast as unlt, and bringing OIL tho
nomination OF lInyes. l3lafne WINS Chester's
ollolce then, and Is now. lIcr Republicans
met to-day In convention, aIld valceI their
opposttionto tho Grant prograln by lnstr1ict-
INK for blaine, and, to make 1t moro ell
phattc, l.nn,ed WashbYrno their second
choice. 'rho action OF this and other lnrga
counties through the Republican County
Conventions is beloved to make It almost
impossible for Senator Cameron to fulfil Ills
pledge to givo the vote .pf Pennsylvania to
Grant at Chicago.
The situation Inns become so critical for
the Grant managers TINT u council OF war
WAS held ut Washington to-tlay bntweeM
MoAIanes, Rowan, antl Leeds, tho tlIctators Of
tile party III Philadelphia, and Senator Ca'n-
er0n, McAlanea has mover BEEN heartily III
accord with tic Grant, movement. tf5io
otl,ess haya bcen wi!lltg to follow Don
CuM.eron's lead without. question. Private
atlvlces from Wash!ngtoli' say that Cameron
heard without galnsay!n9 tl!e report OF tho
strength ut tbs antI-GranE movement among
tuG leup!ct wv 6aiu Ats poo'I'oA ""s
80 well understood that the sacrifice OF
Grant without n fight would be u
cowardly surrender of his leaacrshll:
l1e demanded That the rhlladc'pl1lans should
stand by Il..,, at least to tho extent Of carry
lux through the Convention MI instruction to
v0tu az . unit. II thera Ia ITO clIanee fol
Grant Rt the lust n,onlent,'it would then b.
possible for Pennsylyaii!a to throw hot
weight IN favor OF the ne1t best ulan fol
Pennsylvania interests. hecoitlngentc can
, 1880-01-28
NAL quantity Of aalta, with 1lttlc 1T anY nu,,
1.-Two unlltlcs, differing ia fhr ns possible f,,,, fm,'
milk, cliltIren fed with boot tcn II they iii nts
dlc OF dlarrhca, pcriahcd Of absolute tta,Ss..
uOu, "
CRIMINAL NEWS.


iosIAA 11.tEs hHi.
prrTsnyno, Pa., Jan. 27.-speciat Ann,
Camp, of tho post-Onlce Department, mai. nah
mn ,,nnorfant ntrcat ttia morning, Fnr %sas Ivy
t,,nn II fsmn,,,a,,o,,: "a t,oatnl o,os,. asoht
LIMO " ~ unl ni,rsn, np 'ta, t.aas e'e1k On t
lsnnsylvann ha,soaq, at,s nnu Seen auspeett
from Harrisburg to this city, and was n Iss ~
habit Of openinr letters sent from Chtea"ans
1" Mo," = rarts a. t,is ttrn,,oi, mi, nt,',vasoa
Now aoIk; ~ LIE ,nlcasn !, .nall va. hot
supposed to be handled Wy MIN 10 escapadiut
picion for yoar or two, but finally t.e bers
to open local mail, and In hi, s,s s
hn % was ,ictcctcfls Agent Camn ~, ,,,.5 wy
decoy letters IN tho mml cut
on Sunday, ana west Yesterday, and u
charro NJ tha earn leaving Tho IIniom nTx.a ~.
sa".so s.so ~ ,.t ~ e oot h,,s Nv ~, H. Dt
the fast-ltne last night. When the tra!u,t
rived, MI, Camp entered one car and Nt
IIerrick tho other. The clerks were sca,ehed
onJ ,,,,r +ho ,,nrenr NJ Dnmhonn,, >"sa
ntm wv. ~ .,d s,.u r' u,a,o,, ,.ht",, s" M Wy
, 1880-01-28

NAsirylLLE, jan. N.-Unltcd States Depu.
ty.Collector Davis returned here tonight
after MI extensive raid, destroying Illicit d1v
ttllcrtes md capturing fifteen 1sen. AndreH
Breeding, ono Of tho rul.lers, was captured,
but escaped. 1le wns fired ut, but without
effect.
Ono of Davis most efficient colaborers q
tho rovenNa roli was Campbell Atorgnsh TX
neEly an lft @ @ist,llher sth Tit W. Wo ,oaes pss'
has been one OF DavIs' truest md oes
friends.
, 1880-01-28

Special Dtpatth 10 7he CAtedpo IribHne.
Spn1rorIELp. ILL.,, Jan. 27,-As most OF the |
1,i1nnia in,vvnra orn nniItlciaua as *wolt. their
t!'no,n ~" ,o.a ~ ~. rsa,sst re,st.
attchaahce upon tno Stato ant! feacia! courts
now In session In this city affords good OPP
portunity fur gathering political Items.
William M, Smith. OF Lexington. President
~ tho Wa;,,vnw mr., 3Vnrahn,,ae 1ionri. md
q. u .so 1s.ns H., M.aa.,.,. ,t4",,, nonnrn, A..
speaker 'ol Tue I"onty-elRh11l s4oncrat AZ
scmbly, will be candidate for tho Republic
MI nomination of Senator In tho Mclean
Co,rt,, nt.trict Fo,,r vnnra nrn familiar.
I,o'..t,s.' ~, n,aata, a,os 1,tni,nrS A.
Iepapl'eat1, wus giectcu oVel IG''"'u Nv Aka
Guy, Observation-Disclosures, by l,tio.
F. f. W. Brink, Of Washington, Is 4 candi-
,lnte for rci,lpctinn ne Seuator from WaslInp-
o tnns Rand, mi Clinton. F6ur years aro Air,
Eisenn,ayer. Heuubilcau. Nv II majority,
William il. Lr1ltna, of Carbon,l1lU, aI,tl ],
II binvhnm. ri hiufnhvsl,nr0. Den,0crnts.
nunn,,,,cn Nth ft,c,nscIvrs ns canflIlatcs ff1r it'd
Scnotn frnm .inrkson. Iinton. and Alexander.
En"r vnnra nm .1esas Wnre. i)emonrnt. nf
i1nfnn was eiectci fvar Charles +. MALTA hy
sNM "''o ~'~@
II. r. Buck, editor nj the Charleston
ra;iricr IL n1,,,o1,nri,i hv hfs friul.f1Y M n
i1.,ntrrnt5c H. .nI,ti,1ofa In thh SenntnrIni
,nnTmn.ion In WnI.,s. i5o,,elas. at'd Mn,,itria'
X the Iast election Maiden Jo,tes, Farmer
1,c,mncrnt' defnnt.ti n. Il. H,tntly by Id yufes.
EY.f,cm y,r"sama,, liurfynii az. l!hrstnr, Ia
hrnmrht f,rWn ri Nv his frfnnt!a ug'ttio Deino-
, 1880-01-28
GRANTS MILWAUKEE, VISIT.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. a7-The Chamber OF
Commerce took action today in reference to
the reception Of Gen. Grant III Juns next. 4
committee was appointed to act conlolntly
With committee from the Merchants' Ass0-
Solliers' Iseunion Association, as follows;
Michael liodden, tho lion. Alexander Mil
cilell, Edward Sanderson, A. X. Shepard, j.
u, Oliver, r. Z. Ualding, aud u. u. Well.
, 1880-01-28

hESAEEt
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jun. 27.-1fr. Ran
1a,t, nrau .!"'m % ~" ,,t, a,,au1r ~" 'nnishoi
M1s, 1epu'lcu ens ~. w, a4eaus pup'io"eo'
Tor tne rotlef OF fltz john Porter.
3lr. Logan nhnilo minority report. Tie
ltssentctl III toto from the preamble: first,
lint tl,a President Ind IN u,thorltv IN oruan.
.As wv ,sss'. ". "au w. na'.,os ~, ~
Ink ex-parse Testimony; second, that the ac-
tlot, 1T the cp,,rtlAartta1 Is not reylewablo by
f'ourress. third. flint Conc cress has I'm rirht
~ no, norso"a f,e enrv,cae Mt rar,ia1oj ina ha.
~ pay pa1nuits lol sels'ees hot ienue9eu Ut
causc Of exclusion from the army.
The bill was placed on the calendar.
d. Mr.. El,nuttls offered u resolution. which
Ms ~ nn,ra ,s,tas ~ tha sat,, o
1ua!elaty 10 lnauilo Hheu4et VI ehe selu4'
mont 0f Aul ulustIncnt between the United
States and the railroads mentioned or pro-
v5,let1 for in the art al Fab a. 1s76. Ia nro-
iii" fnr a " ,ottia,nnnt win h. cartain rntltyov
aaa,a,,,o. ~, ,.;snr,~,na.,e, 49, ~ .,tvaronaa
Ut treatment tas been made by United States
officers III favor of ono or more OF sucl, COM
,n,,fnu aa o1n,n.t otho-a .r1 ~ m ,vhot
r.9,s a9Ss r. no.s' na9 h ~ mt1s T.
axna.I;ent ~ Il a4's' o'' e't' '"o''e< 10
H. pendloton introduced bill to author
IT, Tue spgohnsnt ths q !, nssa n
~ @ a, n,,r,t", y, ~" o,, ~, r,rnv shn
5,niiittW ~ tha .,rnaau+' !" "'o
aSaasn.J 9,.,.int trac. T., IL as,a
t1 srssontna ,satt u
% rs ToT tbp ~ Ss. 90 ~ ~ tha e Waasa s'i1
a ,n u ~ e ~ tn y, p
fstwseI IT, ~ Saea s4eeenbsnks and 1nId@ =" 'A'"o
aoTa,, H.sirc' ~ ~ unx l, ,roso,+,rr
nv PStstA"tts sao 1SttosNss o's's oao " ss4o
, 1880-01-28
A HARD CITIZEN.

spsstat DapatsA 10 TIA Chicago 1rthsns*
BRADFORD, Pat, Jan. T.-sanuel a. ~ -,
gnu, prominent citizen and member o. ,.srs ~
Health board, lLas decampod, leaving hsI,s ',s
debts behind. liz also left two wives WI ~,
larRe families. Tho wives arc sisters, ,as ~
living in the same house. Logan W.
former resident Ut Brooklyn.
, 1880-01-28

spttIas Dlspaseh 70 Tht Chicago Tribune.
DnADFoRD, I'a., Jun, az.-1n thu NY" ",
malpractice cnse the Coroner's jury toh'sss.
found DR.. L. y. Read, Charles Myers, ~. ~.
husband; Blrs. Heath, the mother; and ~ ~
Heath, the sister, guilty Of having p5od.usxsuu
Mrs. Myers dealh. As they all, !ett tSMS ha,s
been aelit after them.
, 1880-01-28
ACQUITTED,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. H.-Tho 1uls ~ y,
turned q verdict OF aoqulttal in tue cas' ~
cx-All. William McAIulIln. charged WILL w..
sault and battery with intent to Eil!. Il. en'in i,
ing concealed deadly weapons, anu WILL -
eiItnp tn riot
, 1880-01-28

4PEt1dI U8pIEtN 10 1"s tHtt1p9 1t1ouWs
SpMSur1Er.p, ILL.,, Jan. a7.-Walk llsEf
moral'a troubles. are not yet over. NJ
understood TINT the United States Gram
jury are Investigating further chaffa
against him. Nat Summers, who Ii set''at
q four years. term at Joliet, has been hToasta,
knows about Walks connection with thts
peto Mccartney gang. l!o will bo retuf'sa
to tho Pcnftcntlary tomorrow.
, 1880-01-28
ncEAh STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. a7.-Arriyea' tAe s'''"
ship Drltannlc, from Now YORK. .r,,a.
NEW Yonx, Jun. a7,-Arriyed. WlseoD'
froM Liverpool. .,IA
!. QvEKxs1owN, jim. m,-Arrlved' A"''
from bosto1l. ,,.,, rnIIior.
LONDON, Jan. a7.-Fhe steams;hilEtsis Eist,s frv4a
min. from Baltimore, and Cofihth'an'
Boston, hase arrived Out
, 1880-01-28
DECATUR DONATIONS,

spselat plspateh 70 Tbs Chttaoo 1ribu1S.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Jan. T.-rhc Irish Com
mittecs Of this city have collected sS00. 10 for
the suffering people Of Ireland. which sum
will be sent Immediately to Bishop Baltes, of
Alton, WIN will sett 1t to lis destination,
and have 1t properly distributed.
, 1880-01-28
"Goy," Smith Decides to Lay
Down His Empty
Honors, -
And Most Of tho Outs Havo Como
to the Conclusion to
Go In.
Gen. Garfield Writes Letter
Favoring Sherman's Pres.
idential Aspirations.
The Grant Boom in Pennsylvania
Gets Another Very Hard
Setback.
N. G..


N, G.
WHAT THE MAINE supuE,tE COUNT SAYS OF
THE ruproS LEo,sIArvnr.
BANGOR. Jan. .7.-Iho totlo"lhg u Tue 1ulDf
text OF the unanimous decision OF the bn-
nrc,no 1nd,cinl Court completed this eye,l-
ing declining 10 recognize I4v aoa,artn dso,nr
bodies at Augnsth' a1lu eSpl'clty uec'"."h
the House and Senate, now holding SESSIONS
In the Stnte-IIouse, the legal Legislature OF |
'im1... 1.! 4t. r,,, o7--r,,' roaroraa tn
the foregoing communication, the under.
Cenrt. % have tho honor to suy tint, Willis We
a. Suu ".',t o.o, ,, ,,n,',rcnt,nn Tint the
cannot anlt eve w "np..'vn .,1a' ,'a er o
state1neht anu qNes1ols ~" u. ~ io",a
presented ny any iesa't o'snn,1ra ua,,Isa ''n nv
latiye ooay so rs ,a.r tha nsaulco constit,. I"s
tionaI nroy!sion tart. VI, Sec. 81. we feel
t,m. t.", ~ u,,nm,,1 hn om,tttng nm i,nportant
nMs We ,,,''io,, ssn t,,o nsonin ~ this beoyeI
stets snd na t presented
| these questions presumably from m honest
,Insira n l,now their tlnty IA citizens In the
ussmo saao ~ Nt 'ir,t tatr,v .xnect of III. n wo
ns' fa to sive ' so@o Of rsasuns which eompol
us to decline to entertain anu respond TO the
aforesaid statement and questions based
t1,sreupor.
un,mrnicieI antf olnIllolls events in our pub
liz history which hnye occurred within thu
nat raw months. but we arc bound to declare
iesajy I'sS constf,lted iegislattvo Dody fof tic
foMHTwSa MTsn Saafsnt Gssss bode5y n5dSy u as each cai
ina in he and To exercjse the functions at tile
LeSsiate paaIr titc ~ to bD regare ~
fn.yaotvnra fnr lin nrnne It ii tlle obvious
, 1880-01-28

ALBANY, Jan. 37.-Tweddle 1Iall was filled
tonight dcspltu the heavy rait,-storln to hear
parnell and Dillon discuss tile condition Of
Ireland. The reception was very cordial.
, 1880-01-28
AID FOR IRELAND.


HPft1aE UHpdlth 10 TAG CAteddo Jf4oHHt1
PEonIA, ILL.,, Jan. N.-Jo1n Dillon, tho
Irisl, agltntor, was advertised to speak 1iere
Tonight, but failcd to keep Ills engagement.
Hundreds Of people catne from the surround
Ing towns to hear him, and wont away ltsap-
e efhts Us rs f s GsSisfh %sSeh VII 1s eonsnus nsSn
tie rest of the week.
, 1880-01-28

AIpANr, N. X, Jan. H.-The oosa Haas ot
refused to commute the death se'l!e14rHur e!e1',nur
Or!a,,do Greenfield, tho OsweEo WiaSt WiaSt
derpr, and he will b6 hanged Friday he1"