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No other such 1oathsome, treacherous
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One-ffth of our Children die of diseases
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i ncfourth Of living men and women drag out
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BEST WHEAT, FRUIT, GRAZING, VINE
YARD AID TIMBER LANDS
IN AMERICA!

And are adapted purposes OF profitable agriculture ana
NAV be had 40 upwards, az prices hanging
fOn AZ 80 500 per according 70 quality, oatOn anu
accessibility to the main nDe of road ,, a.,
The lands Will increase IN Naue aDnually
families have purchased lands aiong tls
Railroad and have erect ell thereon spenuu
h0mesteads willie many hold lans thht eY PI
years 81 30 10 go per aero al On
g2j to $3.50 per for speculative purposes. ..
Almost evrIywhere throughout the counties aDove.banrn
only occasional frost mat dOes no na ia ~
ever seen. There is really NO WINTER WLAl i.t III
Southern California and not home IN one hundred ever
has fire except for culinary purpOses The summer WeHhi
is never Oppressive az in the East and Southern states,
while / ghts cool the year round. go,
Ia santa Clara Benlto. Monterey, Stenisans Mrce
Kern the STABLES wheat rye, barley.
wool which produced without irrga0n al xmas OF
fruits and vegetables raised with rgaiion also cotton
tobacco hemp Vine making and orchardng are e1te
sycly carried on Clara County In Los Angeles,
San erna Diego Counties are produced an OF
tho semirOpcal fruits such "a oralB, lemons Oahsj
gs NUS ami all the cereals. Oncf0urh OF all the Wue anu
brandy made In California produced In Los Angeles CCunYi
oranges and lemons 10 be found IN ts Wor ae
raised Angeles, Berparno and san Dleso Con
ties the best In 1873. Los Angeles had aecn
100000 bearlg orange oOVOo
lemon aud 3OOO olive also about 100000 bearing
glUng the Colorado RIVER are az Iich
those mouth OF the Danube OF the Me ana VIII po
dure wheat tobacco hem) or cotton; there
several parties ermenting with rice sugar
Over S. people have already taken up homes III SOu
crn af the completion Of the southern Paclo
inducements will be cnered 10 me nun
drcg ~ thousands who will follow the course OF the next
few years ~. -. .,,
Every person contemplating permanent settlement at any
the Allegheny Noun ans Should beIOie apoN
ing elsewhere get circular pamphlet setting ioth wnat
briefly stated above, which VIII De srnt gras ny ap
plying in person, or ad,l essng
JEROME MADDEN, LIND Ifent, =. 7. r. X. -,
Fourth and Iownseudsts. san FRANCISCO CaL
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A SEQUEL TO A TRAGEDY.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-Almost Immediately
IN the of speculation to the Baldwin homicide
last March comes the announcement OF the death of
Mrs Hattie Baldwin. wife of Harry Baldwin. the victim
Of mysterious tragedy. She died at early hour
this morning. They had been married scarcely three
months when the husband was shot In the street by
some person whose identity not yet been discovered
Her grief at the loss OF her husband increased by
the reports that his killing connected with In
trigue Of doubtful character This report
has been dscredted by testimony, but the OF
his death preyed upon her that gradually sank
until she fell On easy victim TO typhoid pneumonia
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Aremm Fotel-ChefJgdge Sanford 1, q r, Il
Sart ~ pin Y; General ]. s. Robinson OF ONO
Judge r. G. Sears OF Kansas and smith NJ Weed Iss r.
Hall of Boston and Thomas Nickerson PRESIDENT Vi r e
roort Home r. Schesnger, German Consul at Boston
and G. e. Perkins Vice President OF The .heago
n Thayer and c. NJ. Mead OF Andovsr MASS s,
don Professor George r. Day, OF NeW1 10
e, Ho,.ssW H. Strong Pres tent OF the Atchisnn
peka and santa F6 Railroad Company Grana a., tiO r.
fynde Harrison, OF New Haven .o'- H'o'"'"' 1i0'''
Governor ]. b. Page, of Vermont
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SHIP Ne US.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK........JAN. so

PORT OF NETWORK. IAN so
ARRIVED
Str Baltic B Parse Liverpool Jan 20 and Queenstown
a. 10 RI C0rtis. -
Str Neckar Ger. wihGorod. Bremen Jan IS and South
ampton 20, 10 Oelrichs a Co.
Str Daniel senInaun (segl DE smet Antwerp days.
Punch. Edye eco.
Str Devon tBr stratford Avonmoutn Jan II, TO Nor.
gan , . -, :, -, . -,
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TWO LIVES HANGING ON THE ISSUE.


TWO LIVES HANGING ON THE ISSUE.
THE sMITH-BENNETT MURDER TRIAL NEATLY
FNDED.
The interest In the trial of Mrs. Jennie X. Smi'h
and Covert d. Bennett at Jersey City, for the muir
der Of the husband of Mrs. Smith grows stronger
each day as the case draws toward an end. Yester-
day the courtroom was closely packed. many Ia
dies being seated in the gallery. Ex-Judge Hoii-
man. counsel for Bennett, occupied the entire morn
ING session in his closing argument to the jury, lie
denounced Cummings. the witness who testined
that he met Bennett car the night OF the muir
der and claimed that Cummings had perlured NM
self He reviewed the Hull murder case In TINS
CITY, and claimed that the case against young Ben
nett was much weaker than that presented against
DR. Hull by the police. During the noon recess
majority of those present produced baskets and
packages which contained lunches, and ate them
without leaving their seats.
Attorney General stockton made the closing mr.
gument on behalf of the State. lie reviewed tho
evidence produced against the prisoners. and al
legged that the fact that no defence was made was
almost a confession of the truth Of the charges
made against the two prisoners. Referring to the
while changing her clothing, Amt lucky. I've
no blood on me- he turned TO Mrs. Smith and said
THAT blood wOnld have saved your life. and in
stead of crying mp from the grave now for lusfce
against you, it would have covered you with that
love and honor that belong TO faithful and virtu'
Gus wife. This caused Mrs Smith to burst INTO
tears and faint murmer of sympathy ran through
the audience. This morning Judge Knapp Will give
his charge TO the jury in the case.
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FORTHCOMING LECTURES.

Miss Kate Sanborn. Of Boston. whose morning
lectures on literary subjects. in the parlors of Dr.
Howard Crosby's church. have been for two winters
popular feature of the lecture season. has arranged
to deliver course of three lectures in the same
place. beginning February -. The first lecture is
on "The Ancient Satirists" and the others, which
will be delivered on successive Thursday mornings.
are entitled Birds as Sung by Poets" and Dora
d. IstIia Her Life and Writings"
In the closing lecture Of his course on Americas
Place in History" to be given thus evening, IN
Chckering Hall Professor Fiske will consider,
nnder the title "The English Race and its Manifest
Destiny" those characteristics. racial political and
Others, which go 10 make the English speaking
ideas the prevailing ones OF the future. This lee
ture has been commended. wherever given, Ak an
able forcible and extremely interesting prescnta-
ton of the large subject to which it is devoted.
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MARINE INTELLI6hNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ann ,sss 7l2 sun Sofa. b6 Clock fa,t 3p Ala
Moon 1910 Noon south.. 3O6 Asons age iays 90
niiH WATER fODLf-A 81
sandy Hook 1913 Gov. Island ll;03 Hell GiJs... O36
WATER rOPAI-P. 4.
sandy Hook lO:l0 Gov IsAnd 1871 Hen jAss OBJ
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NEWARK

Thomas Keenan,, thirty five years OF age. was
killed Yesterday afternoon 10y the explosion If an
emory wheel o the tool department Of thc Newark
steel Works RV,f-.t. lie was struck IN the fore
mead by q fragment OF The wheel
A meeting of many prominent Republicans was
held ON tuesday evening for the purpose OF forming
n central organization. The general schtiu eut was
i'm favor of such organization, and the chairman
was authorized to appoint committee to draw mp
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EXAMINING A FLOUR CONTRACT.

II. X. d. +. B. Thurber. on Saturday last, filed
complaint at the Produce Exchange against George
f. johnson, a commission merchant, for declining
to settle on a contract for 1000 barrels of Hour
The Complaint Committee found that +. L. Albert.
another member of the Exchange, and broker for
Thomas & Co.. had bought of the Messrs. Thur0er
1000 barrels of flour for November and December
delivery Failing to comply with the contract. Mr..
Albert secured an extension of time, and III the
meantime went to Mr. Johnson and represented
that he had bought 1000 barrels of flour at "a low
figure, and-wanted the privilege of using his name
to place it, This method Of transaction, II seems, -
very common among brokers and merchants when
they want to deliver contract. Mr.. Johnson
granted this privilege. and the fiour, IN two lots
was delivered and settled for through Mr.. Johnson
Early in January Mr.. Johnson received bill
from the 1hurbeIs for an additional 1000 barrels
which he repudiated. aud to support his claim as
sured Messrs Thurber that he had not the custom
airy duplicate brokers' bill Of SALE. the original OF
which Mr.. Thurber held Mr. Albert's attention
was called to the matter, and he admitted that Mr.
johnson had nothing to do with 1t. When the
Complaint Committee investigated the matter on
Thursday, Mr.. Albert was called as witness, and
then asserted that he had permission from MI
johnson to use his name on the 1000 barrels con-
tract for November and December delivery. ms
Mr.. johnson emphatlcaly denied. Mr.. Albert then
admitted that be had transferred the December de-
livery to January without informing Mr.. johnson;
when the committee dismissed the complaint ana
exonerated Mr.. Johnson from all blame. go
Ii is not known what steps Messrs. Iburber VIII
next take but the transaction has created consider
able discussion
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1880

ship Mary Frazer tof windsor 81, Dexter Belfast 40
Esrk yants No Petersen Rouen 81 days. in ballast to
apk RoSest Kerr of liverpool cowan London 40
with old empty barrels TO order; vessel 10 Arke
Bark Josef Aus Ivsncch Marseles 40 days with mdse
wood 40 davs order vessel % aSrsey, t,
81. sar r. o Ga%en r. sSe 10 FSSsh eve CO.
chamette of Freepor Chadbourne Boston Jan TO-
Bark Atlantic e; weymouth g. wy@an Csrd pdrs ~
days with iron to Morton. Bliss Co. vessel TO- farke
BARK Belgium Cof windsor 81, Peterson. Dunkirk 20
BARK Jennie sw eeney to P6adeOhal Hudson Galveston tor
Brig Starlight lof New Haven't Allen, Demerara ~ days.
schr Nay william cof BOSTON, Clark, Port de Pax 10
days with ogwood to Dsgener vessel to NIFTY
days with cedar ward Coz vessel to Marcus
se6f Hattie Weston tof Plymouth English Mayagnez -
with oranges to Dougassi vessel TO WEINBERG
sc6r Isaac CLARK Lake Galveston 80 days via Delaware
Breakwster with cedar and cotton to order VeSse h'"'
WIND sun.et-At sandy Hook, light s. cloudy. Atc"
CLEARED.
srs Germanc tBT, Kennedy Liverpool via oneenst9 N
boy and Camden, Kromsi IIaacona Mansum forl~nu'
Ship Andrea wIhomina swed skautue AnJior, Java for
orders, Funcn, Edge q Co. , ,
Rivers sTs' Dos co., H h c sgaH
on WasSn S E2 A@sf szbTg 1--WE
Lady BRO in. RoX y JGhns ; II outorbrdge; Atom
George Perry Fynpi Poin r PstTe II T M;c
elana; Graham (Brl Mcneil Por,-au Prince, Sapes
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LONDON Jan S0-Ar strs Poaro tBr. from New York at
dough CBf, from Brttol strs Bristol oty,
from New York Lena tlrl, from New, Yors ,on co.,or
ouEEvsToY Jan 3o-Arr str Boihnia from YORK Tor
iospos JSn sosaiied 18th inst Gustave Jacob Capt
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Dwyerl. latter for NewYork Kendrck FISH for Bau
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RadWav'S Ready Relief.

y \
USE ~ THE WOHhD
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where pain g discomfort "a 'npetrnc ~ o.
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Couvus Holrseur-s Bou, Cole. uh umaton 81 the bowels
stomach liver Kidneys or Win tr'uD Qln-' Fever
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-31
LONG ISLAND.

SAG nARBor.-In 1870 the losses by fire in Sag
Harbor aggregated NlJl.J21.
PORT JEFfERsUN.-,Thc schooner Lavana Belle.
light from NewY0Tk. went ashore Oh Port Jefferson
breakwater Thursday night.
ORIENr.-In Orient. a village with population Of
500 there Is not duOr shop, and the hotel has 40
bar. For thiry-cignt years there has been weekly
temperance meeting III the village.
WuoDHAVEN.--Tbe managers of the New York
Woodhaven and ROckaway Beach Railroad have
made arrangements 10 cross the Brooklyn Genital
Road and the JaEaica turnpike from WoOdhavcn to
the hl ON the north side of the turnpike by an ee
waited road.
FLUSHING. The town officers of Flushing have
rctitioned the Legislature for authority To ,ssu" a
new series of bonds for 80. 900, the amount of ole,
free read and DRAINAGE bonds due IN 1881 The
bonds TO draw "A lower rate of interest. ANA will
relieve the taxpayers Of the necessity of raising the
1000 in one years budget.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICuMuND.-The Richmond County police have
furnished to the Excise Commissioners of the yari-
Gus towns III the county over hundred names of
persons engaged in selling liquor without "A proper
license.
TorrrSvIIIE.-Th Bethel VI. f. Church AZ Tot
of Trustees stated recently at a business meeting
that the report of the treasurer, Mr.. JOHN, showed
SOL received from the sale OF burial plots Mr.
Tottcn rose 10 say that he had paid in S2S2 80 and
had receipts to show for it from Mr.. JOHN Tho
treasurer says there must have been clerical error
i'm making out the receipts. for he certainly had
only T2lO. Inc matter III some way was quietly
settled. 49, ,.,. -
YoSKRRs-Adam Smith, a resident of Yonkers
obour half past eight o'clock on Thursday evening
was struck by train of the Hudson River Railroad
and 80 seriously injured that lie is not expected TO
recover.
Mr.. VERXov.-Four of the Rapid Transit Com
mssioncrs appointed by the Board Of Supervisors of
Westchestcr County to lay out one or more routes
from Mi Vernon 10 be built and operated in con-
nection with New-York tiiy lines were yesterday
qualified to perform their duties.
SING SING.-Ihe restaurant Of Charles Cronk.
near the railway station in the village OF Sing Sing
was entered by burglars on Thursday night and
robbed OF all the cigars tobacco aud liquors together
with a small sum of money left i'll the ti...
While some boys were sliding down n dirt bank
near tie prison at Sing Sing, portion of the earth
gave way and exposed the remains of a coffin and
some human bones. The boys at once SCAR pered
off and gave the alarm. The bones are supposed to
be those of q convict buried there years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-31

forty feet of water over this bar at low tide and
this, he SAYS. will give surplus force to the out
flowing current that will dredge straight deep
and wide channel between Romer Shoal and East
Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-31
NEW JERSEY.

IrzABErHpoRT.-DanielM yion. who was shot on
Satnrdav last by the saOon-Aeeper, CasPar Rhodes,
died yesterday.
EifZABETn.-Thc proprictors Of the Elizahcth
acid works were arraigned before the Supreme Couri
Yesterday morning. and pleaded not guilty To
Indictment charging hem with naintaii IUg pub
lie nuisance. They were held IN 81. 1000 bail Tor
trial three weeks from Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-31
DR, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tastees. elegantly cOlte Tor tb c11opf l hL
ori, che stomach liver bowels kuey+ 0ll er i3ryjH
easrS headache cOlsnpltiOl cOsivel iiHeston Tvs
o-o bousne-s bilious fever. indian nation ot tls Jjdel'
d"raugcniants OF tho Internal YtscerA Vac
/. NJ 10 effect DO~Itivs curH
PrfCE Is CENTS PER BOX. sold by all Druggists.
DIR RAnwAY & CO., 81 WAEREN-sr.. y. Y.
NERVOUS debility and weakness OF genera
~ 1--we organs positively cured by ALIENS BhAlN
FOOD 81 Diimiu. House, Lltz. Lao BrO1dway;
craft utn Gl1ye 1cnI Tor circular u Allen 81 istav@
NERVOUS DEBILlrY. Impotence. Weakness
~ OF the organs Decoration, &c, sp,slls lnift1S
rrred by AZ SCIIESrERS SPECIFIC Pfbi. iNO . *
are usually sufficient Price Al porbOs six bDIos 81
send Tor circular. Prepared ~ WINCHESTER : -
Chemists SO Joha.st. NcTNurs
l,TRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases IF so
Generaffve raLo2iiT A. lY cnrsL ubtrt
al and TO T. HENRY ADANIELS. NJ D.. t'c1 s't.tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-31

Clara Dumnin0. age ten years. ard living at No.
$40 Fourth-st, jersey City, IS !nissiDg, and 1t is
feared that she has been abducted.
John G.. Gopsl. the new postmaster OF Jersey
CITY. has ARRANGED for an hourly mail 10 and from
NewYork which went into operation yesterday
The bedroom door of Samucl Pnus. OF No. 20
Railroad-ave.. jersey city, WAS broken open early
Yesterday morning by thieves. WHO stole lewery
and other articles valued AT 5000 William Garrett
son was arrested yesterday on suspicion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-31
THE INTERESTS or THE MARKETMEN.


A meeting of the Downtown Protective Associa
ton, composed of prOpertyown and business
men of Washington Market and its vicinity was
held at Smith & McNelPs Hotel yesterday. Pros-
dent Andrew Liitlc occupied the chair. Ten new
members were added to the Association, the whole
number now being about 400 The committee of
eventy-eght reported that Controller Kelly bad
been visited and that he had promised to furnish
his opinion in few days concerning the removal
of the farmers from the market letter was read
from the chairman of the Legislative Committee on
Cities stating that the Dean bill for a market at
Ganseyoprtst. would be considered by that commit
tee on February 3. On motion of Mr.. Nathan, the
executive committee was instructed 10 appoint a
subcommittee for the purpose Of going to Albany
and looking after the interests of the association
Mr. Mcneil reported that the Board of Aldermen
would probably consider Alderman Goodwins reso-
luton regarding the market on Tuesday next. Mr..
Lindsey suggested that each Alderman be asked to
vote on next Tuesday in favor of postponing action
and putting the subject IN the hands of n commit
tee before which the association could have hear
ing. go.
s. H. Everett favored a thorough rebuilding OF
the Washington Market and the purchase Of the
block bounded by Washington. Greenwich, Nesey
and Barclay-sts for an addition. committee was
appointed 10 canvass different blocks for new mem
beers and subscriptions. after which the meeting adj
Ioulned until thursday. February .. at 2 .. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-31
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
TIE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPdPEh."
THE NEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE FOR 1880.

During the coming PresIuSHIIuI yedL
THE TRIBUNE VIII be a more enectiye agsncy
Than oyer for telling the news best worth
kn"wiug and for .nforcing sound politics.
From the dav the war osed it has been most anxious
for an nd Of sectional strife Bur 1t two years ago,
and was the nrst persstenty proclaim the new dan.
Sonth and TamInapy Hall Against that danger 10
sought TO rally old party OF Freedom and tue Union
II began by demanding the abaDd0nmenl OF pcrsonAl
dishles ana set the example IL called for an END TO
attacks upon each Instead OF the enemy ana Tor
the hearicst agreement upon whatever ft candidates
the majority should put against tho common zoe.
Since then the tide Of disaster mas oecn
TUNED pack every doubtful State has been won ana
The omens for National victory were never more cheer
ng The Solid South and its Northern allies favored
Pcpuniation and VIC have kept the Public fath lney
favored Imitation, aud nave restored Specie ray.
ments They sought TO break down the safeguards OF
the ballotbox. and we have maintained the election