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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21
Suxem6 d e S,
8ereintste gtaaten.

Sie 9rndiebler fiRb Elm Ddmon, nit
BEN jsbs Rsbaction su tdmpfen bat. Dir
a6tsn ss ni9t Der Wibe usrtb, ieSen bsrs
artisen SebIer su corristrsu. mir bdttsn
ionit utsI su tbuu, aber bissalaI molten mir
cine Ausnabme MAIDEN. Die neberI9rtft
bs8 id6nsu @sbi&tss In lester Rr. iou BET
Sen vE Sturm ttrn MeerA. Wtr bsmerfs
ten ben Ssblsr, oils bie auHass bsrsits baIb
ssbrudt mar unb eorrisirtsn i'm bann, ba,
Der ifebt in sinem BIaite .E Sturm ans
Meer~ unb In einsm anbern, ri9tis, ,E
Stun unt MeerA. gfax
Sen Wertb bss 8aterIanbes i1dtt man
srft, uenn man In Der Grsmbe III. iast
irssnbwo elm S9riftfeusr. Das III aud
elmer ber @rinbs, warum bic .2uremburs
ger Ga cite" 10 sisIsn gntlaus bel ben
9~anbsIsutsn fnbst. 90 i9reibt man uns
BON Rem Orleans, Ca, BET elmer Beftel'
lung bss Blattss fur einsn 2sisr tn Der
alien 5eimaib: Sic (bie v@atetteA) bat
bas Dor sinem S9rsibsn aus bem alien
0aterlanbs poraus, baB ein Brief immer
einiettis III. Da bort man nur aus BEN
@sburtsorte, baB den Ehm Hare gestuor.
ven as, oder dass den Nickel an d'Lies an
d'Kreitzbruderschaft getruode sin, obel
bsrsIsi9sn. Oie Gazette" iebo9 sibi
mir sinsn llsbsrbIid ibsr's san3e 2anb,
mas bic 2anbsIsute blbsn uub bribsu
i9aiisu u. {. 70. llnb babsr psrfebe ID
aud ni4t, warum ss nod 2ursmburse,
sibt, bic i5r sissnss In ibrsm SSnterefe &c,
brudte BIatt ni@t baItsn.' Das III sins
fsbr ri&tise gnf4t.
Su Gbitasn bat fi9 cine @ape0e &C.
biloet, beren Witslieber aQe 2urembnrsel
finb, aud bee Setter, Serr Steinborn, eir
iunssr Maun, Der erit por Rurjera tn.
2an6 tam. Dis @sieui&aft bat f9 bei
Namen vLuxemburger BandA beiselest
Wani9en alien suteu grfoIs unb boffsl
bie gapsIe bet sineut unferer nd9fen De
Jude In Der @artsnftabt ju b6ren, wsnn 4
bsimatbIi9s @etien ipisIt.
aus Der Wemsinbe Rsu Grisr wirb eli
traurissr Eobesfal semsIbet. Vim 8. Sc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

SpmboIen isiner RsIision unb si allen an'
bern Dosmsn ieinss Prisitertbums nod
ein anberes md9tisss In bic poIitif&e @e:
i&t@te einsefest bat = ID metne bas soI'
bene Rail-, UNI weI&es bic WsIt tan3t
wie bas semsisfast, seidrieben unb barge
feIt III IN ben Bi9ern Moies, bss BRO.
pbeien.~ = 5einri@ BON Eretii9te enbIi9,
ben mir freiIi& ni4t gu ben r~ue,ien Wdn'
riern", ionbern nur 3u ben untsr bsm md9
ttsen Druid Der Seitftr6muns bstsbrten
Na93aaIern re9nsn, iast turs unb gut:
vDie Sussu itnb nnfer t1nslad!'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

bereituus ein unb e~mpfinsen BITE 8. Gout'
munion gum Bewsiie, bab fe f9 NIT ibrer
Wnttsr aussef6bat. 2eiber fanbeu aud
einise penise GamiIienpdtsr tstne 8eit, Re
batten su piele Nrbeit. @eu5bnlt9 febtt
es iol9sn 2eutsn 3uar nidt an 3sit, aber
uenn bic SeeIe In 8stra1t t5mut, tsiBt's:
ga Bauer, has III mas anbers. Run rdus
btse S1afe sibt's aberaa. tebrissns be.
nuste bic @emeinbe bte @nabsn3sit i'm aa'
seneinen iebr gut unb waren bic 8ortrdse
Ser bo1w. Wiifondrs bon sroBsm grfoIse.
Snsbsionbsre purben ben gIters BITE iape.
rem pfi1isn sesen ibre Rinber ans Der,
sslsst unS auf bic uieIen sroBsn @sfabrsu.
uel9e bierbur@ bic Ni4uns Der Rationa
Iitdten, RsIisionsn unb @ebrdu@e snt'
febsn, binssnisisn. Defenders bsruorss'
boben purbsn bic @sfabren Der 6fentli&en
S@uIen, no ron wenis ober gar feinern
@Iauben bic Rebe 1T uub ales @ute TIM
Rein srfidt mirb. Der S9luB Der Wiis
1on fanb am Sonnias, ben 81. Rop., rm
8 t1br Ra9mittass, ffatt. Sn Der Pre-.
bist ermabnte Der Wiifondr f9 Dor benz
Ridfaq gu batsn. Das Riffonstrsu,
parb e~instusibt, faf bic sanse @smsinbe tn
bic eapuIierbruberi9aft a~ufssnommen, Der
pdpfIt9e Sesen un6 bann Der Seseu nit
benz bo9u'fsn Suite ertbsilt, benz, wie &c.
brdu9It9, bas ,@roBer @ott, MIR Ioben
foIste.
Die san3e @emeinbe ftattet ben bo@w.
Patrss unb unisrn bo1u. P. P. Roman
unb RimsI btsrmit ibren tnnisfen Danf
ab fir bic seiesnete Wifion, NIT Der Bite,
buB bte bo9m. P. P. bic grneueruns Der,
isIbsn ni@t gu LANCE asfi@iebsn mSsen.
q, Z. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21
Str&ft@e yeutsRetten.
Snlanb.
gr3bi5eefs WiIpautee.

S~ttutpSee utttW
9ie ,.GnInmbia" i6reibt: Ser bS4p.
6r. 8. SisbI, bisbsr &sctor bss 2sbrer.
ieminars unb bss pio Rono goIsgiums
su ct. Srancis, bat feline StsIIe nisSerse.
Iest.
9ur6 bic 5bGtisfeit bss Rsp. Werni9
In StQsboro wtrb es Der iuusen @smeinbe
In &apHonb, Wise., In Babe seIungsn
ietn, ibre eisens Rir9e gu bsRsen. Diss
ielbe wirb i'm romaniiden StpIe ausges
fibrt unb erbdIt bet elmer 2duss BON 60
SUB cine 8reite uon 80 SuB. Die sus,
fibrpns Der pIdne purbe benz ar1itetten
u. Druibins pon ct. Souls ~i6srtrassn.
@rtbi6ees . o n.
8leb. P. 1bomas porter, S. ]. apofeI
8iear In Samaeia, Wef'S nbisn, baIt f9
sur 3sit in Bottom auf unb iu9t S4ps.
fern ~ betommen, Id, cine Snbufriel&ule
fir Sarbise su srinben. CT sibt bic SabI
Der farbisen RatboIiten in Samsiea ani
10, 900 an.
@rSbi6esfs Oregon.
Grsbii9ot Segbrrs pon Oregon Bat bic
charlottesville 6nr9 leiae Di6eele pollen.
bet. CT bat TIM @an3su uabesu 5000 Weeis
len IN l6 Wonaten, bic CT auf Der @eii,
mar, suridseIsst.
Sansf fnb BIER Direct aus 9Suen (peI.
sten) brei iunse prisfsr einsetrofIsu, ndm,
lid @ep. Sartleib flr bic g3bi6esie Ore,
gon, @ep. 6einen fur Sanecupers SsIant
anb Weu. 3usfsrs fur bic Di0esis Rss,
qualY. aa
lid, DtSeefe gbieaso.
Nm Sonmtag, ben s. December purb.
bic 9tr&e su ben 81. gnseln am Oafuoob,
Boulsuarb, 9pbe Bart, gieaso, pom ben
bedw. 9errn e5bti&of Seeban feierlid
e~iuseweibt. Dte neue Rir9e III I'M gotbt,
f9en StpIe ssbaut unb miBt sesen 100 Suf
tn Der 3duse xnb az tn Der Breite. De,
8auplas bat $4,000 9etofst unb bic Bau'
tOfsu bsIaufeu ft@ auf $1,000. lsa.
Dt5etie ct. Saul.
garreipcnbens. Ster In Wantato
Wtnn., purbe pom IL. Bis aum %. 30
usmber pom ben bo@w. P. p. Dad uni
Dsbatiib aus Der @eleui9aft Sefu ein'
iessnsrei4s .beiIiae MifHon ~absebaIten
S9on bur@ Bite Gr5ffnunssprebist bes P
Dad purben bte 9ersen Der Sub6rsr berar
Zig ssfsTeIt, baB felbif Bet benz isbr taItsl
unb u~nsannbsen @etter bic beuti@sn ga
tboIifsn pom Rab unb Germ bsr prebis
bstpobntsn. 5eatboliteu, weI9e felt Sab
zen ni9t msbr gum Tii&e bes Germ gin
gen, fanben f4 bsim Hsi$tfuble sur Dor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25
(Gprt{stnre fDlst)

--Sn frabsr 8inbteit bsoarf ber ,nsnld,
lsde SGrper elm letht peroaulihes uno
@hmadbaftss Na9runssmittsl, tusldss ale
Die Bel eltanpt5eils entbalt, beren bas iun5e
glut tsbarf UNI bas Sno6easeriia bee
alsinsn ,u trdftisen, ibm firaffe Mustsln
gu lhaHen, fur,um: bas 6ino gum safunSen
Wadlen unp 0ebeibsn ,u brtne,n. @e>
fuublsit sie6t nidt nuetn Qstsnstraft,
fonbsrn mebrt bic 9sbenslua. Darum
liab sutaendbrte, isaftiss &inoer aud bic
aufsswedteltes unb frObiihaen Geiffs.
Di;js.,isen 6inoer, peld,e Nsuifater's
Dsutl6ss &inbermsb! (paeotropbins) ,ur
Grnatruns betpmmen, perben baourh Dor
ben bur6 f6wdhlide Muttermilh bertei.
esfIbrtsn glahttsilen tspabrt. Sn allen
Npotbeten, bic Siidlt fur so Gents, 3u
battn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25

limb witbs ,useltsben miiden, tab trub
alletem bic @nfihten Dids bic rihtisen
lIno. entsesnste Der Ridtes. @irten 7e
allesmsia anesfannt perbsn, fu triirbe
mandsr idlasfsrtiee StSrenfrisb i6 BIZ
ten. istnt Mitmenlhen ptae 3winsente
urlahs 81 selsiSigsn.
Cine tletue paule trat etn. Damn tDb
Der 8idtsr rpietsr an au er3ablen {:
gBdbrenb Did In New Orleans ipar,
mattts ct bic getanntidaft e'ner @rsOltn,
Wamens 9afrotb, une ibrer bilbfdSnen
1udtsr. gs ipuree ausemetn anSenum'
men, pab er lsbtere 6eiratten uiirbe.
tlnwiaturlta rvanote ih mid BEL bic.
fen @prtsn nad Qiup uM. Gle tatts
iIb In BE Gds tss Weesns sslebnt, tbre
5dnte gsfaltet iibsr bic Druf eslsst unp
tbts Mussn!tebsr eliras bsrabse3osen, ba'
bel aber oas Iuse farr auf ben @preaer
sert&tet.
(Gprt{stnre fDlst,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25

srossn ssYptii6en Baumwullsnsrnte bes
lIm.nt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25

Cit
&dalibe Treic Nrcffs
erldeint
dalid nit Nusnabme bes Scnnta OS
unb fpfft
$1,000 firtnaslSabr cter $3.50 iilr
3 Wrnat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25
I1it bem VprSdt. seinc 6Gmprrbp

Mit bsm @urlab, feline 5amprrboi=
ben lpa5ulpsrten, bat munasr 9atient es
NIT allsrlet idmersbafteu uno nabloien
Nittsln psrfuht, bic er tas rittiSe an.
wanote, "9luafeTs." Das 1T einf4A
elm tsmpurarer uNnlab" on bic beitels
Stells pes Qeibsns, unb 70 wu,bs ter
gorlab bes Vatienten unb Der 3wed bes
Witte!s 1Gmer3lpa erreidt. Sn alien
Npctbetsn bic @tadtsl poll au ST. 90 81
babtu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25

lit cine pclanbise lo iiuo mir 9ern bereit ben Da,en
ole biele Saden s1r Ilii0t por5nlepr
gSererperfdnfern 9epdbren mir eien liberae 9tabat
ySaS uniere Freile anbetrit no ,pir d)cr ut1s bic
colrieoenbeit SeoeranlS Sl srpsrbel' adDtln9Sppll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25
&5 8eIobMtt1t9.

s,erIor,n: CINE teUbsauae RdtrmuIt, bisi9.
<,abre olf. atbrannf an Der listen 9ade nit einem
S.,n,. an Ser linten SduItr VII (ptreunoen)
Sem;r sinfn uerifanifGea 8ranb am Iinttn PM
@ ,srssin. Defelts bate eine S6s1s on, 4uf mel
der Hv einsrasiTt mar.
IS 8slp6nung
81, Elm bsaaeItss yfsrb. 7 .biss SABRE ai. e..
s-snnf q an BE-. reHten SAnltr unb N INIT st>
r,m SniH barittr) an Der linlta SHuuer.
sss;o, WsictnnaA wifb Den sustit1erf, mel Uf1
NJ sbiere sinfanqs unb Ra6rtAt sitstea 'F
'' ~' &ug. S&Saeuolf
.,a.- gfsbsridSbpr1 .. q. ass
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25

DINE 8idfdt auf BEN 6 n.
taufspreis psrtaufsn mir unlere 8e'
Iie, 10 bab Ft &aufer fnben malen.
&ommt seitis unb fauft !pas ibr nSttis
babt bst g dram & Go. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-25

- @ir emffnsen eine erobe @uspabl
fdSnsr mpeeraer 5errentiite, bic iebr prsis'
riirbis Fno. s. Spsfe uno 9pnS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-13

Brown, Dana, Darling, Dillingham;, Dwinell, Ju-
devine, King, Lane, North,' pember, Sykes,
Thatcher Yeas 16; nays 49,
On motion, the senate ad iourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-13

The Ohio Farmer offers this bit of advice
to those who attend agricultural fairs " Do
not hang around the race track all the time,
and then blame the board for encouraging
horse racing"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-13
House---Afternoon.

Bills introduced and Referred-By Mr.. ABB
BOrr of Bennington, an act in addition TO and
in amendment Of chapter 90, general statutes,
entitled Preservation of Public HEALTH" read
twice and referred to the committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. PALMER OF Waterbury, an act relating
to criminal trials read twice and referred to COM
mttee on judiciary,
BY Mr.. WRIGHT OF Orwell, an act in amend
meDt of section ~, chapter l26 general statutes,
in relation to the fees Of town clerks; read twice
and referred to committee on judiciary.
The committee on rules reported rules for the
government of the house during the present ses-
sion, which were adopted as reported without OPP
position.
ON motion Of Mr.. SCRANTON OF Vergennes,
adjourned,
found ON the inside pages OF the WArcnMAN.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-13

IMMENSE swarms of grasshoppers appeared at
Sacksboro, Texas on Monday OF last week, and
are damaging crops at times they were 80 thick
as 10 obscure the sun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-13

LEADING authority estimates the total cotton
crop OF the country at 81, 900 bales.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-13

OVER $1,000 barrels ofapples were shipped from
New York city to European ports last week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

the resenea OF her psraars 90 sdsonave Grace Anna
daughter Of the Rev d. j. A. and ssfah D. H. bo"'re,
Fuera Services at Trinity Chapel Wednesday morning.
The r re VIA be taken to Trinity Cemetery
THORN Elton Sunday. March 81. Thomas Il Thorneh.
aged 81 years. ~.
wednesday March 28 $3.50 oclocs IL requested that
no aowers De ssnt.
wETNoaE-on Monday. March 20. at his Residences. zlo
Madison ave-. William {. "etmoro
Soucs OF funeral tomorrow
EHs-A Brick churca, Orange. n. J., ON sunday us.
srTs On TUESDAY his late upon arrival Of ao
train from Barclay ST..
Goshen, ~ y. papers please copy.
BOWDEN-On tho oh inst. al he fenee Of her nephew
S,utsr Of th- ssrs Rev John Bowden DID, frssor OF
Moral Philosophy ami bellies III Columbia Colege.
NewYorS
BROWN -saddcny. on too 2otA A.. Eawn Bergh Brown own;
44tltst. TUESDAY. at 1880 o. w. Requested tsst
flowers D seat.
sou a. aud the late George A. Keen Of Newark
Relatives and friera. Of the family attend the
funeral RON residence Of ar p. II. Porter 65l Hish'
s.. Newark y. rue-iay, Aarca % AT O'Clock D. a.
LAvRENCE-At siocsbrdge Mass, March lS' SAMUEL
ys A. stoc bridge sunday afternoon aud at
SEAMA ON Snatlr morning, asrch ST. AdeIne L., wife
OF Hengy j. seaman. aged 81 years ,, ,,., .,
Biuves and friends II tne snl1 are respectiuy ~
attend sucra services from heg late ~. = "a Ea's
lOtst tuesday a, srn - ~ as, ~ , r'
TAYLORrn Orange y. J., MaTcl 20. josephine Gauli wife
Funeral riosay l:l5. the residence Of her father
Carriages n meet the 1910 T. m from New.York at Brick
ChnFcl station
TR-MBLEY-Ou SUNDAY. March q. Mary Woodruff. widow
cf David Trenuey. In her s7th year.
Fcud invited TO attend tae funeral a. let ste resueace'
Ie gen Point on res'iW. I'D .l't. ut 0coek
WHIrE-At Fort Fr,nilton g. L. March 81 1850, Aana Ma
tilda widow OF Chandler White.
Fguerai ron nsr l.t 81 near foi' hs""''"' on
Tuesiay March -. a. : O'Clock D. d"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne VS..
THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RAGE.
THE EARLY FART OF THE RACE WELL CONTESTED
THE REGULAR ROWING OF OXFORD TELLS.
Mr.

THE EARLY FART OF THE RACE WELL CONTESTED
THE REGULAR ROWING OF OXFORD TELLS.
LONDON. Mondav. March %, 1880
The Oxford crew won the boat race easily by 80
lengths in 81 minutes and % seconds. Tho time OF
finish was one minute past IL. The Oxford crew
won the choice Of position and chose the Middlesex
side of the river The Cambridge crew started at
40 strokes per minute, and the Oxford crew at 81
or 80 strokes. The race at the beginning was beau
tfully close Cambridge at first gained slight ad-
vantage from rowing quicker stroke. but the Ok
ford crew drew to a level with them by the time
half mile had been traversed, and at the Grass
Wharf 80. minutes from the start, had a lead OF a
few feet
Whel, mile had been traversed a splendid strug-
gle took place. and the Cambridge crew again re-
covered the lead, and opposite the Crab Tree, one
mile and quarter from the start, it seemed as if
they would row right away, but the squirt had told
upon the Cambridge crew. who began to row short.
They. however. maintained the lead 20 Hammer
smith Bridge. half mile further on. partly because
of bad steering by Oxford. Tue excitement was in
tense. and there was great shouting of " Cambridge
winsD Hammersmith Bridge beng generally re-
garded as the critical point of the race. The boats
were level shortly after passing the bridge. and an
exciting struggle was maintained to Chiswlck hyot'
The irregularity of the Cambridge crew, however,
was perceptibly increasing while the Oxfoid crew
were rowing like machine. When halfway UP
the Chiswiok EyOt about two and BAH miles rom
the start the Oxford crew led by half a length.
The race was remarkable as one OF the few III
stances in which the boat first under liammeTsmith
Bridge has been defeated. The rough water ana
greater force of wind in Corey Reach gave the ox'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

bers Of tire PICARD OF Finance and Appoint
ment )" who viii have controlling power Any chang
deteriorae its character Will necessarily rcac unaNo
ably upon the Z" Board OF Finance and appointment,
as vel as upon other Interests IN respect 10 ""4 N'
Aldermen have q voice.
Rcs9ssd That making the ofico Of Controller an eee-
important department practically IN toe hand" q; e'ii-
nrnded persons. who might CONSUME to eiets ~, u
personal benefit There IL 10 good reason "'y ise
Controller should 90 elreted by the people ",lts %
being appointed, ~ ~ present b. the Mayor Tue -
partments should be OrganZ q ON single pthriye,
,liat OF subOrdiDaOg 10 the Mayor ana ouid Gr v"
their anpoiu tnent from HIM There Is nothing ~ me
Gunes OF the Department of Flnancs which should ny
iinguish from the Board of Police or Fire Department
The only apparent for the change is q nj Of caS
ing member ~ the Board ~ Airport Onmeut 10 dc-
rive hs own nfnee nom some ndep~nisnt authority.
rats. however, to subordinate the C0rtro .is nnnii-
cal power III 80 Of an pointing oncer ana
properly tha principal duties of his Office. II
needs political foresight % predict that tire city WIZ
have IA the fnture abundant rcRs0n 10 rogroi the adn
OF provision that will nut ia Gnances INTO the
hands OF man whose most prominent 'rnctOn VIII he
'pet Of making combinations TO secure hts share OF
tthrial pa Tpnsge.
P.o,cs,or Dwight claimed that It was contrary to he
SOUND urInciple OF government to vest the APPOINT
ing power the hsnds OF Q number OF officers. IN
order to have good government 1t was necessary that
thc TX caiiyc shoud have sole power OF appoint
meut' aud removals. thar t2e responsibility might
NOT be divided.
Henry Day, speaking the proposed charter sara
that ouly too plain that It devised On purpose
to divide poItca patronage. Tho continual tinkeriug
Of the city charter by each administration was TO be
depTecateo b the people Unless charter could be per-
mitted 20 stand ior at least two or three years the
city could never expect good government Edward
Fitch, a. n Beer. aud o.hcrs expressed themse - IN
the sane STRAIN Then each resou ION was taken mp
sepsraftly, ana after ul discussion adopted w the
| following amendment: " That the Board q
Applr,iOnmo should continue at resent organized,
| and vesl ID vita the same powers"
resolution wa. adopted declaring that the Council
rcnrns It's preyi0us ouni0n that tho Department OF
Docks shOulG be continued separate department OF
/ tie City Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
THE CAMPAIGN IN IRELAND.
MIR. BIGGAR SPEAKS or PHYSICAL FORCE-MR. PAR
NEILs RECEPTION

LONDON Monday, March % 1880.
In its report of the banquet gwen to Mr.. Parnen
by the Cork Farmers Club, last night, The Times
states that Mr. Bggar. III his reply to the toast, The
Irish Parliamentary party" sad they had seen
what Hartmann had done IN Russia, and II the con-
stitutior al course they at present pursuing IN
Parliament failed in it's object, he thought Ireland
might be able to produce another Hartmann. and
probably with better results.
After the address of the Home Rule League had
been presented TO Mr.. Parnell at Queenstown he
said that q constant manufacture OF lies has been
going on in England. Ireland and America regard
ing him. The Cork Nationalist presented Mr.. Par
nell with an address his arrival. At the dinner
given by the Cork Farmers Club Mr. Parnel gave
an account OF bis experiences IN America, but
avoided all reference to the future policy OF his
Marty in Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

UlEU.
.pRE-ht Fort HAYS Kansas William Hacksiah Able son
" lie iai George sud Charlotte Il. Ab0e formerly OF
Wiudham Conn, In his ,iSth year.
iIruly, at New ven, Conn, on tho 2th
Judah FIisbe in the s'th year oi hls age
Funer from residence, No. 80 WoOsterplace on
wednesday. at 23Op A.
UAPprS-At Green's FiYm~. Conn. Sundy, March n, 10
ia o3d g-. illiam Bsbbige, second sou OF lhomas
l. aud Anne uarts and grandson OF the late "nilam
Services az Greens Farms TUESDAY p M and at Fhth
ave. no .apust Church, wednesday, 2"oloch
4AsTINGS-In Brnlslyn, March D. VIM. Hastings Tor
msrly an -an Francisco aUel 81 years. - 49,,
tattli his Iun RAJ on tuhcsoh1 NtAh
IA 2 D. nj from a6i Brdge.sL, Bro 'Slyn.
Washington ami IAN francisco papers please copy
IVES-At Tuckahoc ~ y the 81 inst the Rev Angus
F1ner from ST. Johns Episcopal Churca to-day at O'Clock
osTERHELD-At Yonkers. sunday March p. George
Ostcrhed only OF the ato GeOrge Oserheu IN VIC <od
OF l.. 49, -,
from the residence OF X ilcKeoy Ct III iooiS' VI
Tuesday. 23d &C p ~
sNITH-At spring valley ROckland County N y. March
~ Maggie only child OF Andrew smith. aged ~ years.
months II DAYS
% at - O'Clock
SHELL NG-sudeuiv on iOndlv, March %, Edwara Tenn
| 4 eton snels,ng SOP oi Andrew symmes smelling
| NoIcr 81 funeral hereafter.
sPENCEa-on Palm sunday evening. March IA. 1880. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.
TIE SUPPLY RILL rNprR coN.IeKRArIoN

TIE SVPPLY BILL INDIA CONSULTATIONS.
ALBANY, March 22.-The House was chiefly
occupied this evening wit tue supply bul motion 10
strike out certain em- AWARDED by the State Board OF
Audit last and vetoed 10y Governor Robinson was lost
by vote OF % e. ii Senator Forster has brought IN a
bil relative assessment IN New-Yoik Guy IL pro
ydes that the Commits OF Taxes and Assessments
of New-York sha vested VITA ;ul authority TO mike
srssneits thOEizcd by law. AID Tor such purpose
the time completing The assessment rolls j. exeDdco
10 jane 30. 1880
Another bill brought I'm by Mr.. Forster provides that
ckholders IN National banEs shall he assessed the
OF their OF STOCK thetciD u De Included On
the assessment roll as personal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
GENERAL PRY0RS Graceful SURRENDER

To me EditOr Of TAe TrI6HHe.
SIR In your remarks In THE TRIBUNE yes
tcrday after reporting the passag7 IN tho senat" III
bill removing ms political disabilities you saw Gen
era Pryor Of the as Of the errng brethren 10 re-
ammo r- u ace az "A citizen" You. might very justly
bove added TINT ne was one OF the first 10 accept The
stnntlon with grace aud dignity after the surrender,
and gtead Of sueudng the remainder Of h@ NE n the
Indulgence OF the geful feelings Aractelsl 81" 40
uv ~ tLe lsNut inteG SUutbtr lenders, iooh up hl-
residence and resumed the practice OF mS procession
among u, and his associations with theW' pom
sc,li, and professionally, has the respect ana
cnnddeuoe think 4 would be safe 10 say, o. ~ ms Iei-
lowell Zrns hEf NnLiONN
brookiyn March 10 1850
I'VE think 50, t0O.-Id.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
ANOTHER ANTI1HIRD-TERM CLUB.

About seventy Republicans in the With
Assembly Distrc; organized on Saturday an snti-thrd
term cub by the election OF W. o. Cioycs presidents
H. II. Jenney, vicc-prcsidcntj Frederick D. Clapp
secretary and Andrew J. Case. treasurer The club
has secured No 451 Grands', where headquarters viii
be established before Aprl. There s. an Executive
Committee OF one from each Election District IN the As
semblv District. numbering twenty-seven. who
actively engaged in obtaining the sentiment Of the
district and enrolling mhcrs Tn position taken is
opposition General Grant before the Convention, hut
II j. .ne fee ing %. ne majority OF The clup that he
should be supported case or nomination. All ircln3
to he contrary expressed only 10y The German resi-
def- OF ile district, VINO declare that they viii not
VOC FOR Grant. Many The members Of the regular
orraulzatOn m tins district also oDpotod Ia the
n, mnatiol. Mr. Clcyes is m"mher " the publican
g. ltral Committee from he VIII District