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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
The Iron Gate.

by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
1880.
Harper's Young People
ILLUSTRATFD.

The ey!la ~ Sensational literature
for the young sro we'll known, mud he
want OF m autiote has long beeu fclt
This IL Hurplird 10y llNrppr'u Young
People II Beautifully illustrated week
~ journal, which ~ rqually devoid of
the Objectionable features uf scnsnlionl
Jevenilo literalure mud IT the moruliz-
ing tone which rrpels tho youthful
reader
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

Where is This patriarch you are kindly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

Where is this patriarch you are kindly
greeting?
Not unfamiliar to my ears his name,
Nor yet unknown to many a joyous
meeting
In days long vanishod--is he still the
same?
Or, changed by years, forgotten and for
getting,
Dull-eared, dim-sighted, slow fspecch
and thought;
Still DER the sad, degenerate present
fretting,
Where all goes wrong and nothing as it
ought.
Old age, the gray beard. Well, indeed,
know him
Shrunk, lettering, bent, of aches and
ills the prey;
In sermon, story, fable, picture, poem,
OFT have met him from my earliest
day.
In my old -Esop, toillng with his bum
die
His load of sticks--politely asking
death.
Who comes when called for-would he
lug or trundle
Ills fagot for him? He was scant of
breath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

ADETAt Pueblo, Col. Charles Tmpson. son Oft late
evening Of the l5th INST David H. Barnes Of pay-is IN
Fincra az Frends TeotingHous Purchase on Frt Day.
morning the larh inst. ~ ~ O'Clock.
se , e IN atl an White pam. on H. arr vai q
TIE 9:lj m. tram from New-'orS.
illness, Mary A. vii Of George Christensen u copenhA'
Pefs invited oattend the funeral wilton.
I5jti.st on saurdly he 1871 INST at O'Clock
cLlNcHoI the corni9k OF jgrsi, tie hig.' n h,
Frcn arr n7ed % attend the funeral atho church Tho
incaFntoa. 3jtI ant Mai on ave. on sum y te .sih
inst Al $50 oclo ia the morning II Is fe0uesea tAat
COO WILL on Thursi,y December iG. Alma s'sriog
wife or Ni1m !. Cosswrll ,... , s,,,,-
Deccmier r. at > p a
CRIs FILA Epgst,n. y Y. December 10. g. dubois
Funeral tom re.ilence. O'Clock. Friday
FIEMTNG-On wednesday December -. william Fleming,
of the hrm oi Fleming Adams Rowe ~ ue 3iia year Il
Kc'uyei ard friend. are respectfully invited attend ho
iuaera Is ate residence i9l West 5i.a Fiiday
IN rme. vii be from residence OF his mo,ne- orange
'i aoSer
GILE~-At Romo,assa Fla. seotcmb.c7 1879 George ".
oldest son q ..liaD ogden tiiirs. ~ . city ,- .
2oclocs. nom calvary Goa "a, corner 4hays ADD 2ist'
eatyes and friends Of the lam IL n7td To a'tenf
Ks-on rhrr-l Deco ber ID. a. r, q ni,.ra'
ION - er ig9the-a N TIA r. eragat , , gl o,o,
HAET on December -. 1880 Monmouth Boomer H4it'
aged -
Rel 1--WE, aud friends funeral service
ctnber IS. 1850 al iclorE g. 20 ~
stephens nrch. IN sGthst, between jih AMI otn-ayef
Please ON flowers.
MASON Thur- December 6. nor llte resfci go,
No. 2Hl-st Marian Isabel. WI 0i DR.. r. pse4Jd
Mason and youngesi daughter Of fnOmas Goodwin
Funcra ser vices prvtc
MoRELl.-At seechwood Scarborough. westeae,tor
Comfy. Ny December - 1850 Catlari -Schermcriou.
weoi General O. ". NOrel ans daugnte tlel4te
William creighton. f. D N tie 5lst yetr o. her age
To De- laid shtDn vault 81 Mays church Leeeh'
be- Il. II oclOcg.
Tran e.yes GRAND Central Depot 1910 fer rarryiosu
CglfIAfti al me station.
Return NJ leaves Tarry0wn IL 50 and 320 and ~car1o7a "a
al 3IJ p. ID.
PAHMLY-Ou the 18TH inst. aaiuIel " Plrny, toe sh
vearoi hi age. -. 49,.
Tu.ay. pm Pa e omit hO"rTs
SIAW-Du Weine. December -, Agnes WIDOW W no
late Alexander : aw, AGED = ars
Relatives friend. Of the fm'y respectfully invited 20
tie funeral her late res nee. 40 - West
24th-st. o. saturday. az L oc.Dci a. IN
sIYDA1--Dn Weine,gay Deee Der L. Adchue. daughter
tn, Htury -uyGam. H..
Funeral from nous Droihe- John r. SurGam. 70
Gast lasi--t iturlay, December j., 40 - tt 0cN
WAT~ON-On Fr.das. DrcsmDer 10. MiysyIle. Col,
Chlrr. H.. so1 0fJdmes =. AID Mar I- i" 4i-.n. 49,,
Grand.ye srlokya, on saturday c-liIcf j. al D. m
Iris requested that NJ Now r. De sent
WEL~-On Mon iay. 18Th IT, Frederc2 Only %
Joan a. and Elizabeth T. Wells.
FL erli private.
IBerBeut al NewDurg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
rro MEN DGoWYED IN TIE SOUND.

James Goslin, of Newtown l.. l., was rowing III
fine sound. near Riker'. island late Monday after
noon. aud saw a boat containing two men cap,ize at
g, distance from him. lie rowed toward he boat
and before he reached u saw one Of the men strug
gtug in the water When he got Alongside OF the
boat both the men had disappeared ano Mr.. Gosln
concluded that they had been drowned. lie secured
incl boat aud tuesday reported the case TO the ponce
Of the Twenty Precinct of tins city. lues-
dav evening the police learned Jhat tle Dat Dad
ipn hired at noon Monday. AZ the fOOr OF East One
lnndrrd-and-muth-st.. by Henry DunKer. of No
lOG East Oue-hunured- aLd-eieyenth-st.. and John
GYracbfy of Flr,t-aye. and Our-nundred-and-
unti-st Drnkcr was segcnty-twO years old and
m. companion was about thirty. They starred out
together 10 fish, and their families had been at "A
l., nv account for their continued absence. As the
men were friendly. &c Is believed that the boat was
inset by accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
CASHIER BERRY's ENBAzzLEnESrS.

Il was expected thar Cashier Berry would be ar
raIgned yesterday in the Court OF oyer and Tcrmi-
uerof Hackensack but Judge Dixon was unwilling
to orraisu him. owing TO the absence Of his counsel
IL i said that the Grand Jury mas found ten indlct-
ruenls against the prisoner. trustee Of tho Der
Gen County savings Bank SAID yesterday that lie
Thought that Berry would plead guilty. Examiner
Nnrtpudyke -ad that IL b Try had nor embeZZIed the
fufd, of the saving bank /, would have mad a sur
mus ON hand OF 10 600 alter paying dollar for dol
lar Receiver johns rs report - expected 70 be
ready In about ten DAYS. \ committee appointed IN
nm. Interest of the savings bank deposItoTs. con-
sistlng nf Z. W. Stage, b. :. Ear and Isaac Hanii
,ou met last ght at Mr. Stages office and exam
med IN statistics III regard Ia real estate FUR
u-brd by trustees. Ihe committee does not expect 10
ACCOMPLISH Il great deal uat the appearance OF The
EXAMINERS report, which viii probably be ready
MoutaV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
rnE yE7R0P0LITIA VCSFUN CLOSED.

GENERAL III CFsNoLA TXPLAISS THAT THE WATER
SUPPLY HAVING BEEN Cur orr, THE TRUSTEES
HAVE BERN COMPELLED. AFTER VARIOUS W.
SUCCESSFUL APPLICATIONS To TIE AUTHORITIES
TO CLOSE HE MUSEUM
To the razor OF me TFfbHHe
SIR: Since yesterday morning the METROPOLITAN
Museum OF Art has been entirely dcpr we'd If It's in
dlspcusablr supply Of water, and the ID Darment OF
Public Parks was at once officially notified Of the
fact. The trustees this morning. mucn TO their re-
gret were compelled TO Close the Museum to the
public The building VIII have to remain closed
until the water supply Is restored to 1t. and even
then this building Is so large that 10 heat it only
moderately viii require that the furnaces be kept
gong night ar- day Tor forty-eight hours. At first
/ thought that the main pipe winch supplies thus
building with water had burst. but / ind
that the Central Park drive and the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art are both supplied with wasr by a
specal main pipe from the Croton Aqu.duct Tor
reservoir / do not know low which,
A week OF more ago the water supplied bT this
pipr began gradually TO dni Isb aud yesterday II
became entirely dry. The cellars OF the Museum
are trayerscd bv large water main several feet IN
diameter. which supplies an the AOdses ives OF
SiXth-ave., l believe. Yesterday as soon rs ,ceI-
tanned the abrupt ccs-a .inh OF lht wafer supply
vyroi. 10 the Commissioner ci Public Works asking
flrperut,s0n la have tins main tapped ana We womb
have bad al once n much water rs Wc need; but
the Commissioner sad he had no Jun dlctnh over
that portion OF The nam passing beneath the Nm
se,lul and referred me tO the Park Department.
onf,II-d there Yesterday. and last evening sent
another communication stating that the trustees
wouId hav, % close thc Museum to-day n We dd
not Get water but | have not heard tom them,
and tne .u..df.xis now without water, and so cola
that even .Ae Watchnen complain th4t they cannot
NJ w Dec. I6. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
UN48LE 70 FIAD VHERE THEY SIND

MEtTIHG or UNHAPPY NJ MIXERS OF rHE "AIi RICAN
CHAMBER or COAiNnRCs, MANUFACIUEE AID
AGRICULTURE"
L. NJ Bates, Dundas Dick. J. B. Crosby,
" a. SHEPARD, John 7. Baker Il. ". Bean,
Of Nevada. j. W. Bennett, and Dr.. John
T. Campbell members Of the American Climber
Of Comm. res Manufacture. Trade AMI Agrcu ure"
at the Hoffman House last evening - ascertain what
tie society TO which they to belong really r. Tie
-o-caled Chamber was organic q under a from
Consres. in 1879 aud Incorporated under the laws of
his state. (o uncertain q. ". Chatter Clarke
ia the founder. Several alleged meetings have been
held in the city and committees haye been appointed,
but most Of those named az Committeeman deny al
knowledge OF such meetings. Mr.. Clarke has not been
present at the last gatherings. and Will no be found.
A. a mcetns December 2. also at the Hoffman House.
l. W Bennett. secretary" was asked more questions
than ne could answer Las night Mr. Bennett surprised
other persons assembled by stating nLt, on canG the
copstitou he had found ihat last meeting
LEGAL meering and consequently The present not.
some then IA To MI Batcs's cOnueci II
with The opgauiZauou. Ml. Bates cx aincd that he had
rad very litti" do Win tle matter: and mad
threatened Mr. Clarke win legal prosecution II his name
were. used any more Inquiry MS made tor books"
hut no one hId ever seen them. Toe appointment
committee OF luves, igaUn ascordn what money mad
been d, ,burcd and 4 any remained IN the treasury,
WAS suggested. but the needing adjourned without
tnt, acton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
no MORE REMOVALS AS YET.
coNrRoILER CAMPBELL 10 MAKE FURTHER RkDUc
TONS If POSSIBLE.

coNTRoILxR CAMPBELL 10 MAKE FURTHER REDUC-
TONS IT POS rBLE.
Controller Campbell made further reduction
vest rday in the number If the employees IN his de-
nartment lie stated TO TRIBUNE reporter that
hi. time Lad been fully occupied with other bus
mess TO consider the subject Of removals tie added
that me intended to make thorough examination
int, the working OF the department with view OF
determining whether any further reduction III ITS
EXPENSES could be judIciOusly made.
Commissioner Thompson made no changes IN the
cmployes uf the Department OF Public Works.
4 report was currentfo some hours that Thomas
Keecp superinfcndent Of the Bureau OF Repairs and
Supp!ies was 10 be displaced, but II proved 10 De
utfnuuded. There were various rumOis IN me
cur.e ri the dAy to the fleet that TINS or that Of
Gc5i head wa, marked tor the axe, but no changes
were made. .. r. r.,
many Hall by persons desiring 10 retain their pos
Mons Among the names mentioned I'D t'lS c0hntc-
tio, we're those of Edward ID. Gale, attorney for the
collection Of arrears o personal taxes. ana OF VIII
lam A Boyd of the Office OF the Corporation COun-
sci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

through military force For than century Ire
LAND has oeen specially FESTIVE and dSccaentcd. There
has surely dnag that time been ample opportunity for
tending 10 pacihCauon. IL i TIE business
the British Government 10 govern Ireland wisely, or
to abandon the attempt When all has been SAID what
other vcrilct can there be than OF ncapacty
There be In eXteDuatfon of want OF time or
opportunity and the resort TO military force Is not
one which IN tnis age cOmmends itself auyones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
To All Our Friends.

Having numberess inquiries Ter advertising cards nom
laces In al parts country who pc.
yaing fashion Aug ard iection.' We hay
printed them " beautiful cards. each IN cob
or aud gold ground the very highest degree Of
art illustrating shakes eares Ages OF Man" We
have spared expense in these carthey simply tide
gems. oar only has been 10 publish the finest ri
vel shown Applications or Ia m have come IN rspdly
nearly the whole edition engaged before the
US Of from the We have therefore len
Obliged adop the oowg plan ;Oi the distribution Of tAe
ruainder Of the gilt Shakespeare cards.
will be sent excepting upon The receipt ola
men from that the person applying fort
bougnt day at least bsrs
Electric Soap price paid tor All applying THIS
IN .nner Will The fun u cards srai. by m
THIS viii that fieuds and patrons get their
beautiful cesi although
pays the car soap or
the purchase by Of
time ior gratis really beautiful
The soap lmpruyes with artc % IN
y0ur house week therefore ASKED Ouy
q u,es Iitci' but one You tst have 90
send applications and tel your m ruds
inaang carr IOnec ou5 "a 60 thv iOm respect.
tulY, II. H. tkANlN q CO.,
llG -ontl iu.sL, Pniiaaepha. rclu.
ycby, nom the s,nass IaDeuye. Ce,esua, Gr44ds
Orli- am Boplt ! tAc only genuine.
WantedN econ than tyl wr.t'r ga ne ce lrles. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
i DErEcrIy NE CAPITOL.

ALBANY. Dec. 1G.--A break having Been
red 90 ouc Of the stones composing the cep- ~
the n.by Chamber TIE Capitol Commissi'H 70. ON
notion ,i Auditor Place have directed superintendent
Elton to- have complete survey and measurements
ryerinrs made ~ srr n there could nave been any
s,tl q of me dim. and % s0 II such settling cad-cd
nj , brrL and n report tine rr-ult OF Tue examination o
IN, Pnard fl tn. teaunnr th- broken souc Las Dnen
reriaccd with % sound one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
THE NlwYo8K DEMO RACY Put on a BACK

The National Democracy are tired OF the IN
cess ~ nrsI waicn mars he history Of an" party IN
y York personal am
bltio n party nic!itF, anu men
en- 20 nav thought more o. individual H2trtHc4Z 30
al nary OF course u VII b. a coca
tDlng for Democratic btcb r"n u thd' io'"iil 70
harmon ?. Their differences qul ky as possible b
In doing 81 thy must NOT lJsr s-nt n the lupoFiai
fa,.i that they form small pat OF tur NiIOu u
Demuci acy. ana must Civ up the hOuol o. fhlg or
rn,1ing he Deiuorr tic ov-aniz iticn For time
mast the tan la wdgged the dog, our tue PERIOD mas ~
last arrived Wuen tu's aOnOr al STATE U thlhss mus
tau In the struggles of the party lhe general
welfare OF the whole Zatlcn VIII be take" to dc
count and the Democracy of Ntw-GorA mus b@al Ia
mind that victory can only be achieved by union III the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
SOUTHERN APPRECIATE On OF PRE- >JDFET HAYES
Prom The ,ckSbarO HerGG tIHf Rep
- Y .Ll..,- L. LLLLlN

Residents VI tnc AlltN, 90 SoU AHtiA Yum
prrneud VIVA tne above means, l. iaeau- Tor Won IN
increase IL III value OF your lands. heavy burdens "l
X on raised ana Stcutuy for capItal and aDo' me
President u what he Nr avs, speak ioi the Rltal
ana powerful N,st tne South dos her par me
whole c.uD4rv VIII respond f-VOrabiy. Doesn't UItlc
Sam APPEAR little better 20 YOU tAau ever lor!
I. through hi, chef srytn., says conpr h"isiNt liz
ter of trauSceu importance Could tLc language ne
sr1nger Why, TIM takes III the ZOO thc AfA"h9'S'
The K i and Hafs other so.cr1t Hayes III
sa,in- these power a.. mud words, oUY rcie Is What
Presid mite cc las alTctay Sala. Nt'iI NV ED
i dawnlDg upon u Our en. ot tn North are
AGAIN Itva NJ the south IN. Father 'f Waters II
inv c,uriuu. 10 come WI, have To block their way
with 10000 900 bale 0, cotton!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
rfANELN EhOZEN ~.

LoNG BBANcH y. j., Dee. 16.-Ihere have
unt been so many vessels for years past frozen IN Gee
river and bay prcsen. Easily frozen In al out
Sandy Hook do IRE tle schooners Greyhound, J.. O..
Price and Buena V Ia, and The soOp Theodore W sIu.
Aorf tle ,ra bridge OF tire Highlands Of NavU,iuk,
a, frozen m the schooner EntrrFrise, NJ c. Price, Nn.
T. Parker, AVID -loop Hat c, loaded with ofs "rs. 4
l,,,rrr VI, uulord AZ Highland dock and dozen
more small lrtG~ug Ncrsti- below ii md Ecdcn are
1i.o frrr.n fu Tic inaw Of Tuesday aud Wednesday
------ l. --.-E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

murdered Sarah Traver and then killed himself In the
presence OF his wife Burt with Sarah Trayer went TO
his home in North Albany. and his wife refused TO All
NIT them H. then burst open the door, and proceed
ing 10 the kitchen made the knee and shot her.
then killing himself. Both died Instantly. AS the
woman begged him spare her e sne Is thought not
10 ha We known previonsly Of bis intenilOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

No "hallH or association save that
which shah lHcluje Democratic voter IN Newfor
who desires JON should be erected the ruins OF
Tanmany -fB 'Ston Post ID M
Nobody will be so innocent rs to suppose
that the position offered To MI. Thompson because
OF spec n fitness his part To OccupV H. III was
offered to him because nj the moment IN place
he OH tally in attitude OF hostility 10 tne
ENTERPRISE tn uer flank movement AGAINST the
United states Government and that only. The accept
of II The betrayal Of "A trust. deSeruoh OF
yertiser (ise9)
New York City has been handed over to the
Republ Edward oper. Just a. NeT.h TX SILL
over 90 tue same party ny john hciy luls
Is eclmen of the Democracy the South expected 70
tie to indeiniey.f Augusta tGal Constitution (Dein)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

The genera theory Is That Mr. Hayes IN the
raAutiuc vii consult VII Nr. GdCncld relative 90 tL-
apo .uent and Agreeable 20 MIN VIII make an ap-
.poutnrn trAt VIII hOI over after tie AN oI MAfcl
L. ufhef w DIS the new Secretary o tine Navy 10 bc
Amounted Oh before jam next VIII be q ncrh
@ srrlds secretary of the NAVY. who VII handicar me
other memoirs the Calumet by experience 81 Two
mont1s The neral oilmon III N'v'i citcIcs IS tltl
fuiS Viii be- done ana ttat the DeN SECRETARY VIII oe
seutativ~ Low T. Moron, of Ncw-G rk IL Is &c 10
erillv copcrcrd INST MI NJ rt0n viii have place IN
ca d.ld CABINET aud NJ hness for this place Is not
questioned. H. frC1u seaport town whence it
Secretaries the Navy have generally been chosen, ana
is believed to be 1t igEt man Tor the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
ALDERMAN HAFFEN CALLEp TO ACCOUNT.

Charges of bribery and corruption were
made against Alderman Ha1en Monday evening at
necaI meeting the Tammany Society Of the annexed
oi.trict Notice has been served upon derman Hantn
10 appear before the sub committee charged WIN the
a. m .ored that unless he clears himself OF TIE cdiEct
made against um DC VIII De expelled ano DShlu ON
,'-',-,n i,uGf Tor association with honest men"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
COMMISSIONERS LAIsIBEER N HIS SEAT.

COMMISSIONER LAlMBEER IN HIS SEAL.
For the first time since February IL 1879, there
was full, Board of Dock Commissioners at the
meeting Wednesday. vacancy has existed since
tbe death Of Mr.. Westervelt until the appointment
If -Senator William Laimbeer, who took the oath
% off,e and sat ct the Board meeting Wednes-
dav There was no ORGANIZATION OF the Board,
nor was any mention made of il. After tne Board
adjourned the members together win MaEo'-e ecu
Grace sailed around the harbor TO inspect the water
front and It's contemplated Improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
A CONVENTION OF CoLORED MEN.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 15.-The Republican Union
of Missouri an organization embracing in lis member
ship ;he most prominent and influential coored men OF
St Lous at a regular meeting to-day issued n call
for a National Convention to assemble IN Washington
g. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
NrlcLDE or i CHINESE GANBLER.

Chicago, Dec. 1G.-Ole fune, a Chinese
laupor.,nan AZ no Al North Cark-s, ths city, COM
toitfed suicide this morning by swaiioNHg poison. lie
n.t,I gambler All opium eater The cause az the
.ad 90 have been nuanclai o--rs tncu red
tir,,nD indulgence Tie American game oi draw
poker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
BALraAzAR BuoNcouPaGNL

TURIN, Dee. 1G.-The sudden death is an
uoGuc.d of : .nAtJr Buoncompagui, the wcli known
Italian scientist and author
Balthazr Buoucompagni, VINO WAS MEM
beg piiucoiy house Pon.bno wss born ~ Rome
% ISL and received his education at home under the
care cf The sbbe Dominic oiutucct He published
rl..pnes of astronomer. who 1--we IN thu twelfth and
thirteen centuries, AID devoted mucI tiur and nearly
all III. fortune 10 5, eutihc aud literary research.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
MR.. BLAINE AND THE CABINET.

ITc-1V I-N0C NT0T, -I---T.T .
Mr.. Seward, after the grand"St service IN the
Sen e anu II; + having TAILED Pfcsideu al uomi
nation wic8 thOu~ nds OF his country men beleNrd
him be supIe-lcly entitled aCCcpiei tue porioho o.
state rOu A'rtham Lincoln, ara added 90 he In-te OF
an same o. diplomat 81. MI Blame may al
lee,t emulate such Example Al Jub fdit / - az
surd TO say that would betray weakness DIV ace p-
iug the chitl place IN General Grh- IDS C'brt, an"
directing the foreign policy o. tne Aomlpistra ION n
b been persuasive ia creating. II s m0:e thin
probable that rae matter rests wholly VITA n but Is
certain 3ha b, country VIII be well pleased to see am
Canine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
JUDICIAL APPOlN rMENT.

ALBANY, Dec. 16.-GOvernOr Cornell has APP
pointed Hon Charles L. Daniels. Justice Of the su
preme Court TO act Associate Justice OF the General
Term o. the First Department IN place OF tue hOn'
George {. BirreiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

Democratic Convention OF the lid Congressional DIS
trct at West Lebanon " H., to-day nominated Colone
j. L. Hosley, OF West Lebanon. TO MI the vacancy
caused by the death Of Con gressman Farr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
Uo.iticG. y otlce5.

Pepuhiicnu Central Ciub Ill meet pursuant 10 rrsou
tiou aG,ournm H. clarendon all Friday night Dec IA
- '' SHERIDAN SHOOK Acting President.
A. VI. EAsLEsOS Secretary.
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LONDON. Dec 1G.-lhe death i announced
OF the Bari Craw ord Lord Lindsay his eldest son,
succeeds 10 pcerase, thus causcg yaca cy in the
House of Commons from W-an
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PARIS, Ont, Dec. IS. - Senator David
C1'lsue died yesterday Ee was born IN Scotland 30
ISIS and came 20 Canada in I533 lie xteu-
VISA !. br.aL
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NE HOWLAND'S ACCEPTANCE.

Henry l.. Rowland. who was nominated aud con-
6rmed ~ president of Che Department OF Taxes and
Assessments mas decided 70 accept The position lie
Ia lucrative law practice which ne was dis!u-
Iii nrd d gTN
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Christians supper aud Bazaar SILT De neld a me Sew
enttentn ct se,siI-t E.,o al Cturcl, brfW "a
amt q ayes. THURSDAY ana ,tDAI LNrNt'1e,
December nj Il Mu-ic4l programme racA eychiA-.
Addresses evening by fhc Roy u. 2. 81 LII
p . and Rev. ii s. D~Af PARKLK Paf.Oi ~iNfy-nfat
street Ire,s RI "a evening hy tle is"F
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The Rev. W. J. huoN-i.itile viii deliver AZ Triaity
Church, friday December - al - audress a
exclusively followed at O'Clock by an address 20