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New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
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THE IRISH AGITAIION.

MR.. PARNELL's MANY cALLERs-C0MPLIMENTs FROM
The sIxTY-NISTH REGIMENT.
Many callers passed in aud out of the COM
mittee room at the Fifth Avenue Hotel from early
yesterday and engaged the attention OF
Mr.. Parnel. At IL o'clock delegation from the
Veteran Corps OF the Goth Regiment entered.
The delegates were Captain H. Ward president OF the
corps Captain j. Foster, first vice-presdent; exPresi
dent Michael O'Boyie, Colonel NJ. @. Murphy. John
Coonan Matthew Daly, p. r. Dunno, Thomas Monahan.
Captain John Bresan, Thomas Baker. Eugene keDy.
Captain Michael OKeefe and James j. Rogers. After
the customary sauatioDs Colonel NJ G. Murphy read
brief though cordial address. Offering the welcome
of the corps. The hope was expressed that tho
visit Of the agitators would be one OF pleasant
memories on their return 10 Ireland that the days
passed might days Of brightness and peace and
efforts would be recompensed and their labors
rewarded by the desired success On the consuson OF
the address, Colonel Murphy added tnat he was In.
sructed by the members Of the organization TO con-
ratuate the guests their safe arrival and to express
the hope that their mission would be as prosperous as
their dreams had anticipated.
Mr. Panell expressed in return. the pleasure 10 az.
forded him meet many veterans OF the late war,
adding that prospects OF the visit were exceedingly
favorable and that they felt assured that the result OF
their VISIT would be they would look back upon
in after years with the greatest satisfaction. After
few words from Mr. Dillon to the same effect the reeep'
ton ended with general haDdshaking.
delegation from Cambridge, Mass, with pressing
invitation to visit that town, was the next arrival LiGe
invitations from various parts Of the country are con-
cover period Of two months Whore lie can
not appear his place Will be supplied by Mr. Dillon.
Subscriptions for poor relief fund hourly arrtv
ing, and Mr.. ParueIl has expressed himself highly salts
fed with the result thus far attained;
The Grand ODera HOuse at Newark was crowded last
night 10 hear Mr. Parnels address An address on wei
cone was delivered by the chairman Of the Reception
ward received with cheers.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
EOREIt;N NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday, Jan. g. 1880.
The fund instituted by the Lord Mayor OF LoDdon Tor
the relief of the popular distress in IrelandnOw amounts
to $1,000.
Herr Box tho secretary OF the Boer Committee, has
been arrested At Cape Town charge OF high treason
but las been liberated on bail.
The DaiIy Nerss Madrid correspondent reports that
the Cabinet ia negotiating with spanish and foreign
firms for a loan for Cuba.
dispafeh from ST. Petersburg says NJ WaluJen mas
heen formally gazetted President OF the Committee Of
Mmsters ana OF the Petition Committee.
IL IA now understood that Count Won khiay Will sue
ceed Count Zehy Austrian Ambassador TO the Porte
Coupt Dubsky merely carrying ON ahairs unt the AZ
rival OF the former
sixteen Of the crew Of the British ship g. w. Wolf,
cantatn Engiish which sailed from Belfast December
"a or SexYork ard put hack, have been sentenced 10
sx reeks i'm Irison for refusing to perform their
duty
dspateh from Constantlnople says that II has been
agreed betveen Str Austen Las ard the British Ambassa
dor ana the Porte that the Mahometan priest. Aeh-
.,ei Teyhk snail be removed to an ISLAND having
Christian population
The food In the Seine at Paris has decreased and the
trae over the bridges hss been resumed. The desruc
hon OF uroperty here Is represented 70 be fnsiRnf
cant The reports from the provinces or Damage by the
foods are however, stil serious.
At large meeting OF tho unemployed workfngmen OF
london held a, Isngton to-day, resolution was car
,ed urging the authorities to provide them with tem-
,,nrsrv employuent; also asking Tor combinations
4, reiIeye the present great distress resoiuuen IN
favor OF emigration was rejected
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

repor,er II was OF no importance directors have
no power now They SIMPLY called my attention today 10
certain a things %ncn Mr. e %he Declined to give the
list Of forged acceptances, the names OF me ne
said that there was $4,000 Of Mr.. Haighs
paper held by the bank, Of which 1000 os Deneyeo
10 be secured. He sdded: :" cannot give complete
statement the banks accounts until the BOOKS are
verified which viii be IN the course OF iew days. prop
NJ White has applied for order from the conrts to
return several checks deposited on theay oi ine
before collection. This order lie expects to recevetO-dy
condition many persons who had deposited checks sent
ouorders 10 stop payment upon them These SUMS. Mr.
White claims belong to the depostors, whose accounts
were then good in money, and should be returned to
them.
MR. HAIGH's BRIDGE TRANSACTIONS
II has been ascertaned that Mr.. Haigh had trouble
with the trustees East River Bridge He was the
contractor for furnishing the for the bridge cables
the consideration being S591 900 His factory for manu-
featuring the wire was at Red Hook Point IN
der tue terms OF the contract the wire
was to be OF certain quality, and capa-
BILE Of bearing certain weight TO tne sdnare r'dre
was detaiied 10 test the wire furnished by
Mr. Hagn The first goods ,n deyeTea ety detsr3o Sa%S
rated, and considerable amount was rejected Inc
Iflfstss Hnsss %anaractory % HIS men were detected
in the act Of delivering a part OF tae
rejected article with that which had been passed as upt9
he standard searching Investigation made, and
II asceraiued that about loo tons OF me deiecuve
wire delivered and that part had been usea IN
the cables The matter made good deal or STIR IN me
oard nj the time Meetings OF the trustees we're helu
IL WA felt that the conduct Of Mr. Hagh In endeaV0rng
TO fost poor material those engaged IN the c0nstuc-
lion OF the bridge thereby weakening ana endangerlDg
the structure was in the highest degree reprebensDe
In order 10 guard against any possible dan
ger of breakago caused & Dy these usaS uedScuto IN
constructing the cables making them larger ana
heavier than was originally intended. Hagh declared
that no mad no enton ofdcverng the defective WIRE
ana tnat 1, was mistake OF his employees but ths
was not believed. - c.,
President Murphy and Commissioner stranahan
Yesterday cOrruborated these facts. Ihey
added that Mr.. Haigh was compelled
10 make good any expense that grew OUT
OF his furnishing defective The additional strands
added TO cables than made goOu the loss vi
strength caused by the defective wire.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
DIED.

s h y ON 5anTffg Ros0
Relatives ard friends the family invited u attend ts
funeral services at St hai Ks Church. on Ihr'y Jan"
COOK-At Cedar Rapids iowa. Christmas Day. Colonel ThoA
T. Cook, late captain lat lows wilson's Creek ainl Leu
late Dr. Robert Cook tins city.
ORA KE-On Monday evening January . 1880 Mrs susar
Resves retds ci he family are invited to ssna III.
funeral services OF her late esie9f a. West S'h' Oh
Ihgrsday ai,frnoen % January ny savn on the toospe
mora, ., for Iuterment.
EIGENBRoDT-on saturday January at his residence in
Hs i eSS I IN hose %sI 81 the family D Of @ SToSe e Rev
VIM EsenpIott d. D. and ol ms ns pro , nSw: I he 20
attsn his funeral at S! Clement ThnrSA Nest & COT
The burial will be at Jamaica.
HAYNES-In Brooklyn January O. George 4. Haynes.
Funeral on Weinesily, at 3S MOnroe-st, at O'clock
LEEAt Newark j. on the tthinat Ann Elizabeth Rari
Funeral will be held Wednesday JannaTy AZ II
SSlCiz DER Sfan a NJ 30 '1S 4os sroaG'i so u '
LEwIsAt the reydeaoe Of hts mother schenectady. Ny
a sT1 soP s yS y y:is S nS9 he late p0'
McALLIsTE January g. after brief illness the Rev
rn1a d serStces ar cornell Memorial Church 7Gths BE-
I'd ana 3dayes on Tuesday evening January T. al
sister Of Daniel and the late Henry Parishn the
Funer services at he residence OF her sister Mrs Allen NJ
sherman no III East 3jth St. on Thursday morning. q
Inerment Newburg n. Y. Friends will please not seud
flowers
PAULIN-At4s West 52dst. Maria. relot Of the ato
Rev. william Pauin. aged 81 years
Fnners services at tie Manuel Baptist Church Wednesday,
at IL J'c OoN noon.
a. nl Chambers-st 10 a. m.
POTTs-At Orange n. j.. SATURDAY January 1850.
JOsepl C. Potts, IN the 72i year Of ms
F19eri sen vices wednesday. 7h $3.50 from his
late residence Arngtonave
RTYEs Suddenly sunday. January I, 1880 Georgia
o Francis e. klyes IT, and eldest daughter oi
George A. Fellows.
Relatives ana OF the family Invited 10 attend the
MINERAL services Wetnesay January a. 81 ThOAass
Church 53d.st. and 5th-sye.. at u o'clock a. IA.
IntermeHt AZ GreeawOJd.
sTERBINs-Entercd into lite sabbath evening January L
Fanny b. wif3 o. samuel y. StcDDins
Funeral services late residence 81 soIth Odor;
Brooklyn wednesday, 7th Inst. ct ocock p. m WIZ
frienCs please omit hOwefsi
sTFVFNS0N-At Woodbridge, y j.. January o. iEsf Nrs
Fmlv widow OF Samuel stevenson, fOi mefly Of 8oson'
aged 81 -..
Pnncra at WoOdbridge at O'Clock Wednestay 7th
Trains Penusy vania X. r. from New iofA at 10 A. M
TALBOT-In Paris France. 9TH inst, Caiharne Living
sIOn Iaugalet Of the Ste HeTy Lyin.son and "le OF
James b. Talbot, esq.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
PLYMOUTH CHURCH PENS AT AUCTION.
The HIGHEST PRICES AND THE BTDDERs-ToTAL RE
CEIPTs.

The HIGHEST PRICES AND THE BIDDERs-ToTAL RE-
CEIPTs.
"No postponement on account or the
weather" was conspicuous the announcement Of the
renting OF the pews In Plymouth Church appointed for
z D. IN yesterday. Despite the RAM
before the hour the church was well hled
Diagrams OF the church, with the valuation assigned to
each pew and reniabe aisle seat in the bands OF
all present when Mr. Beecher and the auctioneer
f. T. Hoyt, appeared the platform MI
Beecher said d" This pleasant evening mas
again come around You oil familiar
with the methods and terms OF the sale. Will
only say that the house IS admirably adapted
for hearing and speaking. IL the speaker stands
here ION the platform), but those VINO
speak from the middle of the : house can
not he readily heard when they mention names, 80
will tell you as my teacher in the old schoohouse
used to cay when were called up to
read. Boys speak up loud and clear l now
will give place 10 one who has rolled more silver on his
tongue than any minister ever knew. yle,d the
nlace 20 nm for this once, and he will address you"
The bidding began promptly aud the nrst choice was
iaken by H. b. Cuhp at 300 premium Only one Otier
choice brought the same sum, ana the rate speedily
fell TO $500, az which fourteen peWs were taken;
Fortyour pews were sold before the amount
~ prruium bid was loss than 500 ABOUT Sky more
ranged brtweeu 500 and 500. The whole nunb'r OF
pews Is 800 these and the liked seats on one side
OF each aisle open 10 choice. Ihe VAN,
alton nut upon these rs Sl2,sJ2. Tie tOtai
atn0nnt OF prdmIums bid last evening S27437.
making the total 20 be re .elved during lS5O slO-70
The subloncd list gives the purchaser ana premium
of each pew which brought $500 All we're sold
except those set aside for Mr. Boecher ana Mr. hai-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NE WS.
RUSSIA MASSING HER TROOPS.

LONDON TUESDAY, Jau. u looO'
The Daily Telegraph vOuches for the trust
worth,ness Of a communication, dated koenigs-
burg, December 81, asserting that within the
mast few weeks the strong force already quar-
tered by Russia her Western Provinces mas been
Increased by four divisions Of infantry and one OF cav
airy This raises the force along the western frontier
to nearly one naf Of entire Russian army ON peace
footing. Extensive measures or reofganlLauou
and improvement IN ali the 9epar I
the greatest activity also prevails In increasing tDe
means OF comm unication and providing hatnR places
Military railways are being constructed. Deliveries OF
supplies for aTsenals, building materials uniforms ec'
are being made vast scale, wth scarcely any az
tyesses is being Effected with the prOmptude
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
RUNoRs OF SUCCESSFUL REVOLT AND THE DE-
FEAT OF GENERAL TREvISo-NoTEs FROM Tn

PuNORs OF A SUCCESSFUL REVOLT AND THE DE-
FEAT OF GENERAL TREvISo-NoTEs FROM THE
CAPITAL
RIO GRANDE CITY, Tex, Jan. 6.-Rumors
of a revolution In the State OF Durango Mex nave
reached here the particulars however. are neagre'
Some time ago General Trevino was ordered from Mon
tery 70 suppress an nsurrecton In Durango ana news
was received yesterday that he had been defeated Dy
tbe Reyolutionists, and was calling for assistance
An the available troops at Montery have been cent TO
his and The Government ia raising troops at Mier by
.onscrintiop A young American from this place was
forced into the ranks despite his protest He succeeded
in eseaping however and arrived here last night The
nreyaing opinion this revolution will be general
as il is we-planned aud extends, II Is understood
throughout the greater part OF Mexico and VIII have
gained immense proportions by the 1st of March The
po C;yande border viii be the OF small part OF
tho revolt.
HAVANA Ian. 6-The English mail steamer from Vera
cpz hr,nys the following advlces from the city Of
Mexico TO December 30:
President Dlaz opened the EsperanZa and Tehuacan
Railway on Christmas Day. The Merida and PTogreso
Railroad IA conf leted and IN operation. Lhe cohsruc-
tiou Of other local railroads IL being pusheu
The exposition of the National Academy OF Fine Arts
has been opened. The display OF paintings and sculp-
Tbe election exeiement Ia abating General Benez
Is losing favor General Gonzales WILL 1t is supposed be
'p nera Trrvino teeeYaphed on December % that the
Anache Indians had defeated 200 American troops near
tho Mexican lne aud thgt an expedition bad marched
dams who had invaded the State Of Chthuahua
Colonel Reyes has defeated the ReVoiutiopists in
The English financers who have been holding inter-
yeWs with President DaZ for several weeks past have
departed. The result OF ther cohieIeHCoe as 9o' "
known. o,.,, 1.. 4, . A.. aa,,
taI negotiating FOR permission 10 establish Mormon
IN Mexico under the guarantee OF religious
liberty. The agent expects to sueceedin his mission
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
TREATMENT OF THE INSANE.

MEETING OF THE NEUROLOGICAL sociETf-A REPLY
TO THE COMMITTEE on PUBLIC HEALTH.
At meeting of the New-Ycrk Neurology
cal Society, held ss evening at No IL "eSt ihtS
- co,nmittre presented a report entitled
an Answer TO the document known rs the
peport OF the Committee on Public Health
relating 20 Lunsfc Asylumus-" The first part OF the
renort which had been prepared by Dr. William A. Ham
mond and which was read by bim. contained the fol
lowing statements;
In the first place the report endeavcs 10 convey the
,aaa ,h,t the committee was guilty of fraud
An paoinr the names Of Presifens Barnard
NJ Columbia College, and OF Professor john
prsper. OF the University Of New-York. ON the
nction wiihout their nuthority IN fact, OF forging
their signatires The pstton presented TO Presi
dent BARNARD by OF your committee. He took
the paper, kept 1T three days aud then returned IT, not
ou,y with , s,gn ture but with letter explanation.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
Gpsclal Notife5.

Nervous Exhaustion A medical essay comprising series
OF lee ure a. Kahn, Massam 81 An ntn m
disputaby heaita may be regaped aaorn ef.ar
nervous and physical debility. being result Of 20 year, OK.
ggeGs%SS ggecTsSSy Kahn. % Museum bc.SWsy SswYork
nee orsSn mails 70. :, s'e 80, .scS end @
ing kDA6 January 10 tSO VIII esse ~ sa yy,r o
Via oaotasioMn ~ sSS Oa %RDNEspxY VI go
Tor France scotland must De specially sddressedi and a.
.,soT ssc Io sSa lSI a. ii M for by steamship
9y,S Sp a. II 9T Ss"Es E
Germany be specially addresse and at ~
GserSSu en- 1S E"sSR' Sg Has%s Sy o% for
,r Gsrns1y aud seosad NUT be specially sddpcsse aud
al Germany &C. BY stesship wese, wa sea,h, "a
Continent must specially Addressed and az i2 m fot
SS fSr 6somsrk sweden dispatched By
MsSOs 1ss sna and pp xpssnas Repas Jsaa
sry Tne mail. oI Newfoundland ssys Yors January
January Ih us.s foI HsT and Jamaica leave NewYork
"a rs sI ms r o or I
sys 4anpA m IN. 10 % 9 FOR China Hr and japan sys
san Frlatscs January II. The Eaas for Australia &c,
leave san Francisco January fh5s T. IAsEs Postmaster
Post once. Se~.Yers. January 8. lss0.
The Hebrew benevolent and Orphan Asylum sscie,,
o, the city OF New.York corner 7Tth-st. and Sdeve
AoABD
The Board OF Trustees institution herewith
convey sincere anks 10 The ycers Of the 9erman HOS
., sSS s aons 10 Children
FIRE the budngo on Iofhst A1oinihs ths
Indrs,ra of the orphan Asynn IN case % neesssy
Al. 10 their prompt response 20 our
alarm aud the they dispayed In me rs a,
Il WAS Also rsry b yalaspe aid 10 the fire Depart
st by placing resularir In the ne handing mp
shais of vate and dong all I'm their 70 the
scnooi with perfect system snd discipline. ine.,..,..
number in The main building OF tho hSy-
INN were drawn up ne IN the school and play rvom duly
nsosicsd wh ther vsrtrobes ana scheo books rca te
.h ami nj word Of command By tt ever Safchf end
Dr. Bari ably scocnfed ey bis
teachers 10 all of whom the Board rf Irn
fsos desire 10 render their acknowiedzmon.
rfc damage ths Indnstra school ron watcr " only
.stgl,t 10 tIs Asylum building mono &C 81.
8y order OF tho President ,~vva srv.y s
rev. York. January .. 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
The HrsroGIcAL socIEri'S ELECTION.
Tho Now-York Historical Society last eve

The New York Historical Society last e'c-
ming elected the following officers for 1850;
For President-Frederic de PeysteT.
Tfr Tirsf Vie -PresfdeHf-Charies O'CnDor
Ear Sseond Wee -Fresidsnf-Benjlmin II. Field
Tor Foreign Corresponding Sceretory-Erasus T. Bene-
For Domestic Corresponding SeerstaIy-ldward b. dc
LAncey. , u,..n..
gor Tr,asHrer-Beultniin u. sherman.
Pr LfbrorIdn-Jacob u. Moore.
The annual reports were presented. That OF the Eh
eeuIys COMMITTEES urged tue importance OF proper
sno.,,,rv for tbe socictys treasures. the present
hn,ld,ne beinr full and OF q iiboral endowment. "A
snsr was read by ieueral j. Watts do Peyster on sr
Joiu JohAston, OF Revolutionary fane-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
THE GERMAN REP UBLICANS.

The primary election of tho German Republican
Association of the Vth Assembly District was held
last evening at No. 217 sprng-st'' and the
following ticket was unanimously elected !:
President. c. L. Brockmeier; First Vice
President. Philip Jaeger; Second ylce-fTesii Tli
dent. Wm. GeIst; Recording Secretary, Carl
iinos,,ann. correspondlng secretary. IL. ii. Won
Dreoie. ir.; treasurer II. H. Won Droele; sergeant
at-arns, John II. Miller; delegates to German Zen
iIuI ComInittee c. l.. BroclSmeier, John J. Wilbig
Carl Lindemann, J. +. Muhling, Fred koehler.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
A CovFoRTADLE SIrUATroy-VER,

A COMFORTABLE SITUATION -VERY.-MTS
Crabapple (whO, together with her charming daugucr
is escorted TO supper evening party by young Mr.
Tighty)-" BY The way Mr.. Tightly amt yoh the same
young fellow that called on us New Years day aud de-
carcd II vas your first cali, and tnen went straight to
stirring your chocolate with Mrandas fam aud ired 70
then tried to eat lemonade with a or and then said you
always made II point 10 make calls the Fourth OF
July and then tried sweeten coffee with chicken
salad and-and-" Miranda" Why, Ma. what do you
mean OF course it waRn't Mr. Tightly" Mrs. c.
Well believe it WAS, upon my sOul-thats what
believe. - Washington Republic
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

In regard to Professor John W. Draper. II was
never asserted by your committee that his name
was among the signatures 10 the petition.
But the OF Dr. John W. Drapers
son. Professor John Draper, that paper and he
signed IL ar the request of one OF your committee
The last part OF the report read by Dr. spitzka,
also the In TO the charge tbat Dr.
willard Parker, whose name had been appended 10 tho
original petition, had in reality signed that docn-
mont letter was read from DR.. Willard Parker, IT.,
In which he stated that DIR. Parker, sr. had signcd
petition, aud heartily ID sympathy with the
m
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
EFFECTS OF THE TARIFF IN GERMANY.

A dispatch from Berlin to The Pal NGH Ga
rette says: The new German protective tariff has al
ready had marked effect, especially IN the
price Of breadstufs. Wheat Is now 33l2 per cent
higher than at the time when the tariff bill was passd
RYE rs 90 per higher bar ey 20 per cent ana Oh
40 per cent. The German shipping trade mas appreci
ably declined In consequence OF the tarlh'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
TIE RAILROAD IN COSTA RIGA.

PoRT SIMON, Dec. 19.-Some slight inter-
rupton has occurred the prosecution OF the railroad
Undertaking owing 10 the bad weather, but with the
large staff OF officers and men DOW on the work,
there is every TO look for speedy completion OF
the thirty miles contracted for. The bark " h Il. y.
No arrived at Port Simon recently with some sixty
la orers from Jamaica and some 700 negroes from the
southern States also ON the way
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
Do!iiieal Notlces.

KILN Assembly District Republican AssOciaon-Regr
Lar monthly meeting viii he held "Wednesday evening Jan
"''' . ASA D. BENNEr. President.
ISAAC l., GFNsLER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
MTDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis 0or tie past 81 hours.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7, l a. m.-The pressure
Il remarkably uniform east OF the Rocky Mountains
but IA rising rapidly In the Lower Lake region. North
erly winds with rain. prevail over Ncw-Eugiaud' the
Middle states aud Lower Lake regon elsewhere clear
weather has been reported, except ram III oregon
IndioGit0ns
Forthe Middle Atlantic States and England
fa ug followed by rising barometer, cooler hOfth a.
west winds c0udy weather with rain or snow possibly
followed by clear clearing weather
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
s1rrING BuLL wITH THE BUFFALoEs.

WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. CA letter has been
received from Wood Mountain Station that Sitting
pnu has moved from Fort Washington. lie Is
located about sixty miles southeast OF the Fort. and
only about one mile from the boundary. Bnfaloes are
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
MARRIED.

VrRPTANCK-EyFRETT-O Tuesday. January 6, AZ
CHRIST Church. aye Wcstchcster County NY by tho Re-.
Father Darby assisted by the Rev. Chauncy Brewster
William 4. Nerganck to Virginia f.. daughteF Of WlAaw
l.. Everett.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

The lungs are strained and racked by an
obstinate cough, which taken IN time Dr. Jaynes TX
pectOrant would speedily cure.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

THE PRESIDENT OF BOLIVIA DEPOSED.
PARIS. Jan. 6.-An Official dispatch received
at the Chian Legation here announces that General
Daza, President Of the Republic OF Bolivia, has been
deposed ana has fed.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. 7. l Il. m.-The barometer lelI
steadily yesterday morning and afternoon bu' remained
stationary during the night The temperature ranged
he,,,een 900 and AAo the average (4lol being 1890
higher than on the same day ast year ana 3% lower
than on Monday. -, o,..,.. "a
cooler yesfhcr NAV be expected IN THIS city and vicn-
Y
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
rpIBuvF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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