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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-04
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

LIvHRPooL, July 8. - Noon Cotton -
La moderate inquiry and very freely supplied;
middling uplands, 81; middling Orleans, 6H;
receipts, $500; American, $50; sales, 5000;
middllng classiGcatfons for July delivery,
6 1872; July and August, 6ll-l6; August anu
September, ll-l6; September and October,
- October and November, 8 A-l6; No,
February, -; February and March, 49,:
futures weaker; sellers at last nights prices.
200 m-Sales of American, 500; uplands low
mlddling classifcations for august end Sep
temberdelivery, 6's; September and October,
6 l5-S!; futures closed dull aud easier
NEW YORK.
New York, July 3.-Stocks inactive; money,
2@p3; exchange long, 4 n; ditto short, 4 Ssh;
State bonds dull; Governments steady.
Cotton and produce exchange closed
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
Loans increased. Observation-Disclosures |, s70, 200
Specie increase. ........ ...."........ 958, 500
Legal tender decrease..... ........... ,031 200
deposits increase ,,...'..''',.'..., 5,So7 300
Circulation decrease ................. 5000,
Reserve decrease. ...,.,........ 1899, 575,
Banks hold in excess of legal require
ments. ........... ...............,., lS,SE,75C>
GALVESTON
GALVESTON, July s. - Receipts net, 2ss.
gross, -; exports to Great Britain, -
coastwise, lS9; stock, 4,s62 sales, 10000 bales.
Ordinary. ....,...,......,...,....... 81
GOOD ordinary. 91s
Low middling 10hs
Io99 mudllhg ..................,........,. IN
Mluullng. ll1T
NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, July s. - Cotton exchange,
closed to-day, and will be closed on Monoay.
Flour-hgher grades advanced superfne, -
double, a@a; treble, 41a@%j higher grades
id6.
Pork frmer, l2x@9l.
Coffee ilrmer; cargoes ordinary to prime.
l3@l52
Lard steady; by the tlerce, TX; keg, at So.
Dry-salt meats scarce but firm; shoulders
loose, -; packed -; clear ribs, -;
clear sides, -.
Bacon quiet; shoulders, So; clear ribs, TX =
Hams steady with fair demand; choice sugar.
cured canvassed, 9h@ll.
Whiskey steady; western rectifed, TO-
Sugar qniet but arm; common TO good CON-
mon, -; fair to fully fair, 7h@s; prime,
to choice, sif@S; yellow clarified, So.
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior >
common, 35i fair, -; centrifugal, -
prime to choice, -.
Rcequet; ordinary to choice, bH@7.
sights at ~ 80 premium; Sterling bank, 1865.
Consols, I7@i0.
ST. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, July 3. : Flour lower for beski
grades family, 50@5 IS; choice to fancy, -.
Wheat unsettled and lower;No. red fall, 909f
@9I; cash, S9Is@9l for July
Corn easier and slow, 5i@4; cash, 33T fox
July.
Oats lower to sell, 244 bid cash, AK bid for.
July.
Whisky steady, OS. Pork flrmer, 12 30@40..
Lard quiet, 6o@55. Bulk meats strongers
shoulders, 10000; ribs, 65@i5; sides, 8 90
Bacon quiet; shoulders, --; ribs, -----.
ST. Louis, July 8. = Hogs active and shade
higher Workers aud Baltimores, 4 l5034 20; pack
| ing, 0O@20; butchers and select, 20@4 30;,
| receipts, 500; shipments, 600
IxtIl nd rba tirhf
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Accident at Bryan
Special to.the herald.

bp6ClHI 70 .Ihe dtIHU.
Bryan, July ga little daughter of Col
onel Sims, about eight years old, fell out of a
buggy and broke her leg, to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-04
Horse Race at Galveston

Galveston, July 8. In the quarter mile
race between the race mares Belle and St.
Mary, the former won by two lengths in 2l3
seconds.
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Southern Excursionists.

Toronto, July 3.-Three. hundred ex-
cursionists from Alabama, Georgia and
other southern states arrived here to-day.
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ISlDORE FREIBERG & co.
CROC ER S.

We have completed the enlargement and Improvement Vi our
the Elm and Lamar streets ana are now 9ared 10
vito nectop of stock exced variety
and Quality by AMI South will heerfu refund the
and every which complete satisfaction Is not gwen we
make speciality OF
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voluntarily enter upon such line of action.
Still there Is a certain amount of danger.
The government evidently wishes to frighten.
the Europeans and may be using this means
for ibis purpose by bringing about inadver-
tently some unforeseen catastrophe.
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INDIGNANT TURKS,

A Constsn'inople dispatch says the news
which reached the government concerning,
the Berlin conference has produced great
establishment and indignation in official cir
cles and among the upper ranks of Mussel-
men, The semi official Vacki says the con-
ference has aagrantly violated the spirit Of
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CALIFORNIA wORKINGMEN.
They IndOrse Hancock and English
and Depose Kearnpy,

San Francisco, July 3.-The state conven-
ton of the Democratic wing of the Work
ingmen's party. last night deposed Kearney
as president. The party declared the offices
of vice president, secretary and treasurer va
cant. They elected state central committee,
endorsed Hancock and English and the Dem
ocratic presidential electors, and adjourned
until Thursday evening.
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sTRIKE AyERTEp.

The cotton operatives of Preston and
Ashton Under-Tyne have decided not to.
strike, as threatened this month, by tho Boil
ton, Stalybrdge and Rockdale Operatives
! he strike, therefore, will be only partial and
local.
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IHE JESUIT EXPULSION QuEsTIcN.s

A Paris dispatch says the project of the,
department of the Mold having taken fur
Their steps in the suit instituted by the,
expelled Jesuits at Lille, the tribunal has de-
telined TO proceed with the hearing. 1t thus.
leaves the question of Jurisdiction to go,
through the ordinary tedious stage, and re-
trains from ordering, as it might do, the,
temporary reinstatement of the Jesuits.
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PEACE RESTORED.

Rio de Janerio, July 3.-The latest nteli-
gence received here to-day from Butnos
A,yres announces that peace has been con-.
eluded, Buenos Ayres having submitted to.
the national authorities.
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ROBERT Ranks STATUE.

Lord Shsftesbury to-day unveiled the statue
OF Thames Embankment to Robert Raikes,,
he originator of Sunday schools 100 years
ago. DR.: Vincent was present on behalf of
the Sunday schools OF the United States.
Dr. Murphy, of New York, read portion
OF the scriptures, and DR.. Todd, of New
York, offered prayer.
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The Gillian Times, of May Goth, says the
canal de la Mercede is now completed.
This canal is rs miles long and has been 26
years in construction. II has cost about
e4OO,OOO, and may be considered as one of
the most important works yet executed in
this country.
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CONDITION oF IHE ciN4X UIEE.

To me Edftor Of The TrfbWHc.
SIR: The game of fifteen may possibly be
solved bat o. rlpicto CT at the tur u"nfducss "
some OF thc mines now iac markell TAKE. for ia
stanc,. rnc CImnA slime OF Lcadyuc.
Ifhaf II true mat Is officially stated the stock ~ the
Climax should eel 20 par slo). Ia iHa iLbuNLs
account OF inc niue tne othrr day, u SIS stated
tnat there j. IN sight ore valued at s2Oo00oo.
This would 1--WE 10 per c capital stock for ten
year.. without further development, ana the
mine ha' lust started. The promise held ont
The rinc would pay dividend .of per cent every
month. The stock then s"id 90 nr1r - share Now
Ia n stated thar th-rc VIII no dividend paid for troe
months. and stock hH- declined To nearly - 10 "-
c-t nyrstor- nave becn fshtrn "to parn- " iaer
stock ~ serious los Whether they OF tho-c Who hold
Their stock have acted wcF, the utufe VIII dem-
WI Tur Tribune mako THIS test case and call upon
The oGiccsol tlc Climax Mine Tor an explanation II
Nc,c. York Maicn 20 1850 sroCKHoLDER
[The Hon David A. Wells, the president Of the
Climax Company. states that there mas been no
suspension OF dividends. At the last meeting Of
the trustees 10 was decided to pay quarterly Instead
of monthly diUicud- in future. because The NINE
had not been sufficiently developed for econ0m-
zeal WORKING. aud the new superintendent desired
time put 10 in complete order believing that the
yield could be- doubled very soon. sHait
- now being sunk which It IL eX-
pecled viii strike the same orc body
as that in the X. E. Ice. near 10y, within thirty or
sixty days. ". W. Mcfarland. one Of Che largest
:, cAholIcrS SAYS that while not an officer OF the
company. hc il familiar with the condition OF the
NINE. The reason TOR deciding hereafter To pay
dividends quarterly due to the fact th't "a large
amount OF waste material had accumulated
in the minc for the removal OF when t was deemed
necessary to employ the entire resources OIL their
hostmg apparatus The company, ne saws never
promised monthly dividends ana although they nave
heretofore been declared monthly the business o.
mining is such that monthly dividends snouiH
neither be promised nor expected. Mr. Mcf aF'Ehd
believes the mine 10 be- good one, although YET IN
the infancy of it, deyclOpm nt.-EdI
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BEERs-At Brick Church, Grange y. j., sunday 2lst
on TUESDAY residence. upon arrival Of 2sO
train from BucaysL
Goshen, y Y. papers please copy.
BINNGY At Newport March H. Amos. o, the late Dr.
Amos Binuey o, 80stIn
BowDENon The ION r-, - me tence Of her neplcv
d,n.Ifer X he itc Rev John evdcn y. D. n fes0r Il
Morn, Philosophy and Beies Leites tn columbia toaese
Ncw.Torz.
BMrroN-oo friday uoro'pe. March 10. Mary widow Of
i,,le ~ r.uG. are l4v.nl 20 .rteai tae tiaera rom
af IL Y..n-. q. 10.
aRowN --laeay. ON mo 2o,a H.. Eovin aergh Brown:
iit1-.t.. on Iucsdag. at 1850 no. Re1nc.ta lat
cusp,lAN-Snid.nv. II Norwich. Wy Tuesday morning.
March - BE ilma, fatlerot W. H. chapman Of this o,g,
cIHoN-At Yon r. On F Cav. March MARGARET eldest
Falre ice. VIII BE- le az johns Church Yonk,rs
OBJ Mca4ay. March -. at 1870 ..
Tr4.us igOai Grand Central pes al ant lli35 . ID.
HEArHon >aturday MAich - Gloranns, vie Of Joshua
Ra and tro91,o' @s ;.y aF S ny ave- an sa me
Marcn - a. : .c.ocs p ~. llrsse send no dover
son ct Anat T. AMI The a,o George A. keel OF Newark.
Relatives and cuds Of tho nny i1voi - attend no
81 Ncvars. \ J on ric..i,. Marcl % at o'co,a
LAwRETCE-At s,ocsbriige. Mass. March j. samuel
Lagfga cc. AZ t5c bridge sunday afternoon. ami a,
Mount Au6Irn Camb-id,e. tf.,s.. russia noon.
RIHER-on thursday. March Is Th.dd'us weed Rsor m
rryers r. vi be held on MONDAY I'd the residence
ID p.
Fnner. s~cyccs from JONAS CAurcl STANFORD C'an AZ
2:'Op m. ...- , ,..... 80. -...., =,
locofk tram from Sew lOtk.
SFAMA tttt. morning, March II. Adelaide l., VIE
or Henry j. a get 81 years.
RtafVss aud hiciis respectfully inNifel -
attend flprral from her iatc - East
Il0fl.s. Tuesday u0u. 2Sd lust 60 ] pCilc..
remains viii be inferred Ia Ore OIL Gene cry
TAYLORIn orange. y g.. March 20 Josephine oau. vide
/ H. iayipr -,
fe. iy at IT'D, rom lhe te'lehc oi 'f iaer
Geo t.au't
Carriages viii meet he 1910 from Newl York At Brick
JIur-l station
TRrMBLEY-on SUNDAY, Mar,a 81 Mary woodruff. widow
81 David TreuIhey. IN her y IN year.
nfs p ,ye To attead IN % her lsc reside lcc
B,rgrn Point. tuesday I'D last. at &c ock.
TICKER 81 3rDJxiyu March Il, Ca tain FarEham 4.
Tucker IN The G3d year of ms age.
place Of as iite r@7iencr, IA thecNer
rlsce on sioliAg, Marcl p. at O'Clock p. ~.
WUITE-At Fort Hamilton. B. T.. March p. 1850 Anna Ma
tllla widow ~ Chandler White.
FnmeTs rom nsr Isl, r.t.., near Fort Hamilton
'Tuesiay, Mar,h -. at o'clock
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FAIR OFFER.
Linn The ROchfsflr LcfnOcrQt md Chronicle lKepO

The friends OF General Grant claim mat he
T. hc pcopes choice. Inc friends OF Blaine aud shet-
man clam the same IN regard 10 their favOrlics We
are speaAng of course, In t- conn cfiOn 81 various
dis rics IN The State Of Ncw-YOrk. Very vel. Let tie
sioual IL may, may not be, tha tlr ucle
gates from this Congressional District Will feel tncm
40 yes bound instructions OF the Uuca COnven
lion Certainly they have no objections 70 asocr-
ttinIng IN some lair manner The wishes OF Their con
stiiupnts II General Grant Is tho candidate OF The Re-
nubcaus OF ls district he sdOuid receive the VOirS OF
~ delegates. otherwise not II II should be ascer-
totn.d mar ne is ih>cauddlte OF majority O the Re
nnDicans 10 one viii submit more choerfuily 10 the
viii OF mat maj rv than VIII this Journal when has
heen nronOuuc'd its opposition 10 he reHom nation
a, General Grant. Wl ms friends accept this ISSUE
md un,te WIN other Republicans III some measure
Which viii farly ami clearly reveal the will OF the Re
nnhlirau masses The suggestion Is made In entire
good fah and, II is 10 DC hoped VIII be made prac
10
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TRYING 70 BLUFF TUE CINCINNATI HOTELS.
FTOu me Cincinnati COmmcTctGi


Comu,ccmci, 40 uHnar d tie eOuIc.t ou oui b.uaf
for he NafiOua Couy cuiOn. are IN state az d. sati
faction about hotel Arrangements, and almost ready I'll"
cnd the Convene 81 where. II seems io have been
part Of the understanding lhIi ccr.an DISTINGUISHED
Democrats, rculcacaJiVca 10 commit tee OF tt several
States should Entertained here ~ tne local commit
Tee The terms Of entertainment wcr" not precisely
adtnsrcd and the division OF the favored guests among
me several hotels tic matter OF difficulty Tie point
I "A number II Democrats 10 he pIt Vldcd for uy
HE Cincinnati Committee, the hotels HAT PROFIT -
nrrts TN, e,0agrced do, bus they dispute a. To
rho amount lihed hospitality each j. io heSt0W
Il ,bey de- not agree and DO the par e1pccted OF men,
Coloe Harris II not necessary mat the emo
crane Convention should be- held here There "a p ny
If zine 10 make arrangements 10 bold j. ~ ST. Louis. or
csrwherr aud II he should direct attention in tdt
yav prrnais "a great dea IngBt De done III snort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
GENERAL NOIES.

"Boston il now represented in Washington
he forty Young DIES" The Boston Traveller SAYS Then
why doesn't the conversation changer Captai gossip
nj prescnt seems be m, under the sulped 'nan
The q blue-stocklng" influence
Detroit claims 900 newsboys DetWeeh the
sg.s Of five ana Jour Gen. ana 100 iegn"l
,d NJ these att. nd school. and either give Their
- 40 the,r porents or keel SAVINGS bank accounts
IRIS oll very NICE" says me New-forK He"sDoy
I. iii wheie does size an come III
A lady who has had much trouble IN getting
,o, - r, auts tuluks IL inc SERVANT ouieau "ou'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
KNOW WHAT THEY WANT.

The Republicans Oi no stat, we thinb, are
clearer az TO they want tHan the x ,uhlciu1 of
Indiana. Tncsr thluk they Bee IrHung chance Tor e
victory here Fall and they arc kccny alive a. go
attendant circunsauccs necessary COR success. There
fore they are 'cr Blaine Tor T. e>lici. They huk attn
him al ~, he OF NtlOnd ticket they cOu carr
Indiana Then chances wound haI iN De- diminished
with sherman or XaohpHIuc instead of Blaine, fhOuzA
for time their enthu-ia m'-Di De. But ~ anyone
thinks they would eu.er TINS campaign ''as a strong
rual, rejoicing 90 "a race" they saddlec with the
dead weight 81 Grautsin let hin 20 among inc RANK
and fic OF The parry atd lAquuc. IN Woul" nave r"l
merely nalfisa-icducss ana disoF elton contend
appst hut revolt ard even AMONG the ialtaiul. acK
Of eHihfsas. The republicans Of Indiana mot wdIt
Grut as fhriT Stat" organ Las been most fairy TAUGHT
IudIana'~ Chca delegates viii represent Their
u.rtv II they present unto FROM ana uncJmIrOmsng
hostility u Graniisn, fret, aa and all the Time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
SERIOUS RESULT ora QUdERLL

Carlo Deango, Peter ROsasco and Ambrose
Bacon, Italian rls-pokcr,, were drinking 'oSe'"ef III
In, salmon a No rs Spungst. ieriay. ana after
they ma. b,cone intoxicated thcy quarreled about thc
pnyment for the dr1nAs The quarrel ended In tgh,
m which Deango drew knife aud stabbed Bacon twice
IN the abdomen The noise was hrara ih the street, Ill"
scVera ofc, "a of thc EiEhtA Pre- cLc. wore sahhobt"
T.V f,nbo Hnruu Wing tie floor gTnaning, ana ne
Otnrr TWO Itliaas Utin2. BirOl VAS taken 10 ms
uagIngs 10 40 1876 = uth flf-ANc.. and hOsasco ana
D.aurO wer, Zoe no., up surgeon MAO Was sent 10 ht
tcup ON Blcrl ,ui trd tht thc man Woud pivud'y
dio from his Wounds. LIST ryeil coroner was sen
r f., tLe y COLI, aufe-uOrcm statement, Dut go WIS
too weak To Ike any statement l. WAS o'44r''"
th A. he would de before morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
TurATpICALT NCIDFNTS.

Miss Pixlcy appears tonight. at the Standard
Theatre. in Miss. .." The Two Orphans
will BE- revived tonight, at the Union Square The
atre The fiftieth performance OF Nr. Mackayes
play OF " Haz klrkev VIII be cOmmemorated .o-
night at the Madison Square Theatre..-... Nibios
Theatre will be closed for week....." lie Petit
Due" will he sung. Tonight, by Mr. Glaus com
paDy al the Fifth Avenue lbeatle...-..MaTy All
derson viii rest this week. at her home IN Long
Branch. She appears March % at PoughkeePsie.
Miss Ada CaveudiSh appears. Tonight IN chi
cago, and Miss Nelson appears in ST. Louis......
1t arain seems probable that Henry Irving vii
visit America next season Humpty Dnmpty "
and the Spanish Students enter now upon their lass
week at Booths Theatre.
"Champagne and OYSTERS" VIII be Cifercd all this
week. at the Park TheatTe......The Italian Opera
will remain at the Academy Of Music only two
weeks more. The Fl nch Opera Is now III It's
last week at the Fifth Avenue. .....Mr. Wallack
VIII shortly revive " Old Heacs and Yong Hearts
,Mr J. w. Shannon has written a new play for
Miss Adelaide Detchon, Of whom tie stage is
destined 10 see more in the future. Wednesday
rs well as Saturday matiu6es OF "Ihe Royal MILDLY"
occur at DAYS. Theatre. Mr.. NanGenhoh Ieaa,
at Lyric Hail. on SATURDAY night..-...MT Neil buI-
CESS as the UidoW Bcd0H, attracts much attention
ut Haverivs iheatre...-..Th The CXtTavaCanzI called
Beadle's Pirates for en- Gents VII ne pInuh''H
tonight BY the san Francs % Anstrels.-...A per
formancc of 4" East Lynne" was gwen at me Union
League Theatre on Saturday evening for the benefit
of the ll1sh sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
LONDON LITERARY TOPICS.
SUBJECTS OF CURRENT INTEREST.

SUBJECTS OF CURRENT INTEREST.
FOUR WORK on LORD BsACONsFiTLp-TiE CHAR
ACTRRISTICs OF EACL-1HF RESTRAINTS on WAX
CORRESPONDENT DFFENDED-MR. tAYN A-sAuN
SOME SETTLED OPINIONS.
-Four books on Lord Bcaconsiied are now
before the British public. The most recent ls
one b. Mr.. Clayden on England under Lord
Beaconsfeld," in which the author, VINO Is u
journalist, writes from Liberal point OF view
Another of the books is translation from the
German OF Herr Brandes, which Is detective IN
It's treatment of political subjects. An Engnsh
Viscount defends in magazine article the re-
cent restraints on war correspondents.
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A souNn aulnE ~ cOrNsELLOR

TIE NEW-YORK Tribune, which for SO many
years "a suca u market degree served 10 mould CUBIC
opinion In nj me important state and NglliaI
aff ls occupies at The pr soni time more liomlh'nt
position among the journals oi our country hdh ever
before IT, .ound Republican doctrine "a meyer qVrs-
messed regardless of party lines OrpO ca Pre- ercDcts'
IFS motto beng the fullest ciscr VI 81 rrie - ue-
icying chat air SIDES have equal right 10 .e heard
tOrlas marvcls ci thoasht ana OF ne most po
i,ie dcton In rs opinions J. IS ever July rD eli OF
ue times, choosing always 10 had rather han .oiON ~
The pr0gess o. af IRIS. As Guide and couhseluf ID i
political matters IHE TRIBUNE Is wei nigl Icci.css
AIN ing tie leading metropolitan IOiTnals'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22

Is the Democratic party pr pared to admit
either tht .aDne Tor the ot four years about lald
IL hlmnug ana Hypocrisy, that Samuel j. Tldeh nas
r.ryrd himself 10 be- Republicans calm mat be d.,
an uupImcpled kuavc unfit 10 he trusted a. far IL h.
can ne seen or that Mr. joan kclY- fragrant Idnmany
HILL nOds the big Democracy, solid south ana al, up
nv inc tai and can dictate VINO sha and " 10 sha moi
me- ts cndrr9 The allure to yBdiratc Mr.. >. j. !. by
diving MIN he Cincinnati nomination, Viii Dc rank
ana free admission either one or al thesc prOpo lions,
inst as YOU are mind 10 take H. We sbai know ON the
BOD of June what TIC demo thinks upon tho sub
feet inns Will be Interesting and instructive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22

Franc son I be virginia cue! ~ uPnej'
CONGRFSs-f1e Senate .as not n session on fat-
urday - / he House held a session for debate
only: the Rcfu,ding bill was considered. speeches
being m0de by Mr.. Frye ard offers.
CRY ANp SrgrEBAx --Ihc recent decision of tho
Supreme Cour; 10 relation to the taxation oi bank
stock wil a ct the interests OF Ia Fayers ser ouss
Do No,gau Dix bad quiet day Saturday -
Controller Legg IL and Daniel ". Leeds, OF Eliza
BETH were convicted of CO. spirncy to defraud--i=
Both employer, and emnloy6 II the piano trade
claimed a victory - ". : Smith, young mcr-
chant, shot himself in his Office.
Copies Of the paper may still be hal at the coun'
ter or by nail. Price :, ccnia.
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MIDNIGHT UEATHER REPO@T
NNI TTNlF TN - II ~ = ,
Synopsis f0,' me Dqg' , 4 aOR"L

WAsHINGToN. March D. ! a. MA storm
Of considerable energy il central in the West cur Mex
ico TIE barometer higH"s but f. nnZ IN RE SOUTH
en- States. 1ne temperature mas been falling IN me
Middle Atlantic States ana NeN-Eu2iaBd elsewhere II
has usen. Noghwesterly winds prevail in the Midde
states and Northwest; elsewhere they arc variable.
Ram has fallen on the Cult Coas.: elsewhere far
weather prevails. l. sIt Snow has fallen In S'wEns-
land.
}ndenitggs.
For the Md he Atlantic States warmer. clear or part
" cloudy weather. southwc-tery winds. ailas OarO-
meter.
For Ncw-E glanI, warmer. clear or partly cloudy
weather. winds uOstY sUEt lweserY, iaE D'ioMtlei'
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GREAT RtpRFsFNTATIyE OF AMERICAN IDEAS
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TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE lOr 1850 Will
war We nave Deen ~ rccelu; OF aus DAILY iEBUNB
for The past year ami We are and more iels"d
with il ~ 5,inZ the great representative ar american
ideas and sentiment. 10 being metropolitan paper
m1k,s AZ an the moro sought for as brng published
frOn and cOntal1ng ali thr news 81 Tie gree. cilY
rrnly il is the leading newspaper Of Amer ard ths
v,,r moro talD ever via eXnress the wishes ~ tie
councils n; state. or I'D thor National Convent p ia
recognized principles OF justice. and II OeAg tao pO-
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The Rev. Dr. Dix was permitted to celebrate
palm sunday without beng annoyed by has persistent
enemy y,steraay IL will PROBABLY appear to-day
whether d" Monday 22d," 10 which High Chuichman" "
referred in his last eier THE TRIBUNE, VIII develop
any fur ther attach upon d.. DIX