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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
REcoMMEYDED F0R WESr POINT

The committee appointed by Congressman "aiuo
Huicbins to examine candidates for the vacant
cadetshp at West Point-consisiing OF the hev. Dic
Mildes of Rlverdale chairman, NJ. h. Copp. Oh
sing Sing James +. Saunders. of IonkeIs, anu John
Berry of Mount Vemon-held meeting at 'n l
Office OF Mr. Saunders yesterday, anu declueu Ia
favor OF William f. King, of sing Sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
VERDICT or A JCRY OF ONE.

A Jury of one was impanelled before Judge
Van runt In the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday to
receive the direction Of the Court TO verdict In the
u,t of John NJ Kelly against the city. This was the first
Of seven suits by clerks discharged by the Fire
commissioners in 1877 without cause" and afterward
re,nststed by the Supreme Court under ceriorar pro
eeedngs. The Judge IN the Kelly suit YESTERDAY d.
rccsd verdict or the amount OF salary that accrued
while rhe plainiiff away frUm his desk, S72l 30
he rendering the verdict by the single Juror amused
60 IN the Roswell ID. Hatch fol
the piaintIr Assistant corporation Counsel Lacombe
Sor The city.
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MACMILLAN & %.

Love and Life An old IN r. fifteenth Century Cos
tune BY harDtte Yonge Author OF the Her OK Aet'
ciyio." G. l iIo. ~ 20
Food for fhe Invalid the The GOuiy, no
Tv-tD'ic ~ T. Miner Frthergll, ". d. and hofatlo -
Wood VI, y. one yO.unIe. l2mO. Il.
The Ninor art.. Porcelain Painting Wood Carving ster
Cling Modelling MO-su WOrK. sc. By Charles O. Leland
VITA numerous Illustrations. LEO. 90 cents
Ont of the Deep. Words for the s0rrlwiul From the
Writings Of Charles Kin g,loy. limo q 20.
4 Chri.tmns Child a sketch Of Boy LIE illustrated
BY " a ter crane. I6mo. al 90
Pan,ie,s Flour Bin illustrated by ADRIAN Stokes. leHo.
b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
SECRETARY THOMPSON EXPLAINS.

By VANS TO sEE ANY INCONSISTENCY IN lis POSI-
TION.
From an Interrisls Ia The ChicaQo Inter OCEAN
The proposition Is SIMPLY 10 build "a ship
canal IN nd under The United Sta ee OF Colombia, with
money secured from whatever source can be had just
IA the great railroads Of this country have been built
under the authority OF the United States, with home aud
foreign capital This American Commission OF which
avn pronercd the chairnsnship, Is a simple business
affair for the purpos OF suppes, ec, etc.,
involving the expenditure and disbursement OF many
millions OF dosrs There 10 no intention III the scheme
10 make political matter by which any foreign power
ahs any control the stockholders alone being
the only psrtes interested. The Monroe doctrine de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

Mrs. Benjamin X. Phelps, wife of the Dis
tricAttorney died tho home OF er husband. No lOl
West Forty-sevemth-s', Monday evening. Mrs Pie ps
had been i'll for nearly with disease OF the
bones seteral months ago the bones OF Doth Der arms
snapped above the elbow, and since thon she mas SUI
fered greatly For thirtv-sx before her death she
was unconscious. NJ IS. Phc ps wac the daughter OF
Irlius CatIiD formerly Leutepant- Governor OF Con
uecicat ana now retired merchant, LIVING az Hartford
Mr. Phelps has been poor health Tor many months
and shOck OF hs Tte's death mas been severe one
his gflIu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
}. LiPPISCOTr & Co,
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Shaitc.peare's Dream Poem. ~ william Leighboh'
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Persc phone snd Poems by Mrs. Charles Wb!nI'
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UnTGnTON. NIIFFLIN &. Q

Nv Winter on he Nile. by Charles Dudley Warner.
New edijou. revised VOL. l2mo uniform with In tho
Leyang," -.
In The Levani. BY Charles Dudley warner Now edition.
l2mc -
In the wilderness. By CHARLES Tuiley warner. New
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CAspAR TOCHMANN.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Dec. 22.-Gaspar
Tochmanp no WAS exlod from Poland for participant ION
in the revolution of $780, and who was BrGadier-
General in the Confederate service died yes eIday IN
ms elghty-ffth year. at his home III spottsylvaha,
where he mad been nving years la retirement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
WARMED.

FERGUsON -THo'tP Non the 22d INST Robert W Fer
gnsn to III zabcth Gregory. eldest daughter of r. Thomp
son. Ilarsle. Mont lair, NJ.
,rFAD-NORT ON VI inlay. Drcemb-r %. 1880, AZ me
rosoure ~ The BRIDES parents 1851 Madsonave by me
Rey George W co lord d d.. asss OF by the Rev. j. NJ
ng D.. William II. cal 10 Julia 81 daughter OF - u
North al Of TINS city. NO cards.
VANDER rOEF-THOMA~-On fueslny evening. Deem
her . 1870 al 81 BarthO1mows Church. NeWNOrE CITY
~ the ROW J. A. Aspnwal. Of pay lutge l.. l.. Fannie
Louise Of Comm dOre William H. IhOuas 10 lar
mon II. VandrrLoe, both OF y ew-HOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec %. a. m.-During the partly
cloudy aud clear weather yesterday the barometer
steadily. The temperature ranged between 21' aud
32o the average (257ssl beng 2srlower than on the
corresponding day last year. and 4iso lower than on
Tuesday. go
Clear or partly cloudy weather. with slight changes in
temperature may be expected III this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
SMITH /. GILDERsLEEYE.

Smith J. Gderseeve, father OF Judge Gill
dersieeve died IN tins city Tuesday. He formerly lived
in Pouekecppe the last year has been employed
IN the New-York Custom House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
IN AID or THE LAND LEAGO w.

meeting for the purpose OF raising mo ns,s
tna I.ano League movement in Ireland was nero
70 asss. .'s I'm, nrsmato Hail. in East Hous'on-'t Tho
,.S, nan' wsn Allied VITA an enthusiastic audience
s,snbeu T. nesney who arrived yesterday from 81 the
vas the nrst speaker. He described 'ne "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
OBITUARY..
AMOS TAPPEN AKERMAN.
AIeapey'.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 22.-The Hon. Amos l.
Alderman died at his home in Cartersvilie Ga' last
night He had been sick for week with infammatory
rpeumatism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTOs, Dec. 23-l

WAsHINGTOs, Dec. 23-1 a. m.
For New England. colder ana clear partly cloudy
weather Using barometer and northwest To sOutH west
winds
For the Middle states clear partly clOndy weather,
lgnt Winds generally from north 10 wes. Zht change
in tcmpeTa uro. and rising followed by falling barOme
ter.
CduttOnOrV Signals.
CautionarY signals continue at Galveston and Indian
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

The demnnd for the Christmas Number OF The NewYork
npg Expte.s wa. great that the presses could not
print them enough The Christmas number can be Oh
tanned all this ands In this city ana at inc
:. Evening Express 4" o.lce. % Park Row.
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WILLIAM ]. HOLMES.

CHICAGO, Dec 22.-William j. Holmes died
this morning al his residence IN this ci'y from car
huncle on the neck hftysx years ola, and was
religious books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

An Round tbe Year Verses from SKY Farm. BY Elaine
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TnbesfPn Fracigs Japan. An acrount Of travels IN
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tbe shrlues 81 NikaO B lisa ella Bird, author 81
Ta.y's Ride ~ lie i.Ocky Mountains" vols. octave
nyffh r,-.sgl,t Nm Nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

At present per cent cha patents PERSON
Is EXCLU DBD BECAUSE II II LACKS THE MEANS OF
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vested is Onehal sufficient suppJr this
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,TtbutiOns Of the benevolent.
The Points House of Industry which Is sheerinR
feeding children appeals 10 friends f,r donatl)ns
10 mike merry its little folks Ga DO
TO 1856 WOrtd-st; checAs 10 the order OF HU0A ~
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Stories OF the East from Herodotur by the Rev Al;
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samuel Pepys, and the World he Lived IN. ny henry
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Master: al avIn' property Had IT moo been for
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WAR CORRESPONDENCE.

MR.. FORBES AT CHlCkERlNG HALL
TIE INNER LIFE OF A WAR CORRESPONDENT PoR-
TRAYED-REQCIslrEs OF A CORRESPONDENT
SOME EXPERIENCES OF WRITERS FOR NEws-
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Archibald Forbes's lecture at Chickering Hail. last
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respondents. After mentioning the requisites OF a
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was the only man who ever had them in PERFECTION
He narrated some incidents in his own experience
and that of other correspondents at famous battles
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Gperia! Nolires.

Christmas
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SATURDAY. December 49, divine service 1890 O..
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fed ciOthed 90 ~ were suppledl 5iol
sent homes. mainiy IN the cs - 81 were
aided with oof loeucne etc Though the sick CM"fh
Miss ,uSi children enjoyed te benehts o. the SEA
Side ii ayeragng about 20 per wrekl OBJ grs nave
the sewi machine IN the 'rs
House ana In the lnCustI19l Schools In re nav
been 73 orphans 10 igiDg Houses $50 70 nave
deposited the Pen savings Bank IOtn number
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-13

In the matter Of the Credit Mobiier scan
dial so industrously revived and circulated
against General Garfield, the following edi'
torial nste FROM the New York Tribune Of
January Is, 1873, seven years ago, is good
refutation:
We take great pleasure in saying that the
testimony seems to exculpate General Gar
field completely from any blame In the
Credit Mobilier scandal The result may we'll
be made the subject of congratulation by the
country at large. General Garfield is one of
the most valuable members Of the house, and
has been looked to with most regard by earnest
friends Of reform. That such man should
be involved in such scandal is bad enough;
that he should Come cut with skirts clean il
what his friends expected and what the coun.
try had a right to demand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-13
THE SHERIFFS IMBROGLIO.

Since the meeting of the bonds-men Of
Sheriff Hill, the affairs Of the Office are in a
! more complete state of chaos than ever.
The time is being wholly taken up by wrang-
les, plots and counter-plots which while being
somewhat interesting to the public, in NO way
assists in showing to the taxpayers of Ormsby
county who to hold responsible for the
breach of trust and the misappropriation OF
the ceunty's funds. Many hold that Sher-
if Hill has been imposed upon by his part
ners in office and grave charges are flying
shout the street which almperh the honor of
both Estner and Powers. While such re-
ports are being SO freely circulated, it wsuld
be better than anything else to have judi.
cial examination at once, and if there is a
rascal to be punished or an innocent man to
be cleared, the sooner the fact is known the
better. All three Of the men on whom
suspicion rests have firm friends in the
community who steadily maintain their in
nocence, and the thing is now in such a
shape that laying aside all considerations of
friendship and sympathy, it is Impossible to
tell where the real rcttenness hes Out of
the present squabble between the principles,
bondsmsn, deputies, ETC., the truth will prob
ably rise to the surface.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-13

Or all the 4th of July Poems that have
reached this Office to date, for clean cut
specimen Of unadulterated rot, shocking me
tire, bad rhymes and utter nonsense, the enc
written by Alfred Graham, Of Bodie, has the
call a-.tis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-13

A MAN in Reno made row with bis wife
because their first child wasn't handsome
He considered this primo tacie evidence that
it wasn't his, and yet his best friends consider
him the homeliest man in Washoe county.