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T T. CoLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

T T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Consisting OF LARGE SIZED LOT AND
T&D-STORY FRAME DWELLING-HOD
FITUATED ON SHERMAN AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN GRANT AVENUE AND IRVING
fIKkET, NORTH OF THE CITY.
By virtue o. a deed of trust bearing date I'D
On the 18th day OF February: 4. y 1879 and ~
recorded in Liber No 80, folio q, ct req -A.8-
che Of the LAID records for Washington county, in
The District of Columbia, and at the written request
OF the PARTY secured thereby, will sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises. 6TH DAY OF
OCTCBsR, A. D. 1885, AT O'CLOCK P. N all that
piece or Parce, OF land situated and beng in the
county Of Washington, IN the District of Columbia,
and Known and designated as LIT numbered one
huacrsd and nifty one ODD, in q subdivision of
part o: tract Of land known Mount Pleasant, as
said subdivision is duly recorded in Ll5er N. c. n,
No So folio 313, of the land records of said Dis
riot of Columbia, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of eale: One-third cash; balance In six
and twelve months with interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum. deposit Of $50 will be-
CURED from the purchaser st time of sale. Terms
OF sale must be complied with within flvel days.
otherwise the Trustee will resell at risk and cost of
dafsulting purchaser, All conveyancing at pur-
chas er's cost
HENRY NJ. BAKER, 1.,s+oos
seplo-e o&ds THUS. 81. GALLANT A''eo''
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NUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.

OuNcANsoN bAoS., Aucnoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on AZ, BETWEEN I AND X STREETS,
SOUTHWEST, BEING A TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, No. GOT.
By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th May, "a
A. ID. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No. feHp
So, folio SO, one of the land records for .AM,2.
Washington county. In to District of Columbia,
ard at the request of the party secured thereby, we
will sell at public auction. in front Of the premises
on To6 THURS DAY. THE BOTH SEPTEMBER. A. D:
1880, at O'Clock p. M, all that piece parcel of
ground lying in the said city Of Washington and
DISTRICT aforesaid, and known as the north thirty
one (3l) feet four inches of Lot twenty four GA
in square four hundred and ninety niue, t499.) to-
eetber with all and singular the appurtenances,
rights, privileges. improvements and other hered-
itaments to the same belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining.
Terms; $3.50 In cash; balance in six and twelve
months. notes to bear six cent interest and to
be secured by deed of trust on the premises sold
Conveyanciu9, &c, at cost f purchaser. Terms to
be complied nth in seven days. otherwise the Trs-
tees the right to resell the property at the
rls aDd cost Of defauting purchaser. after days
notice IN some newspaper published in Washington,
D. @. dspost of 500 required at time of sale.
y. G. LEpERER,l T-ns+oo.
sep11-ec&ds JOHN WALTER, ! Ar"steFs.
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FUVHE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS
HON EOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

Ii u " z - + a THU SFEC1FxCSs
Proved from ample experience an entire success.
Simple, prompt efficient and reliable, they the
only medicines adapted to popular use.
LIST PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. PRICE.
l. Feyere. CONGESTION, Infamruations ,,,,,. as
2. Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Oonc ........ as
8. Crying CoDc, or Teething of 1nfants...... rs
4. Diarrhoea of Children or Adults. rs
8. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Oodc rs
8. Cholera Mcrbus, VoInitin R..,,,.~-.,..,.,. .25
z. Coughs, Gold, Bronchitis, as
8. Neuralgia, Toothache, Facssche. .......... ,25
8. Headache, Sick Headaches, Vertigo ....... rs
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. .............. rs
II. Suppressed or Painful Periods............ 20
II. Whites, too profuse Periods .............. ,25
Is. Group, Cough, Difficult Brea. hiEg........ .25
IA. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, EruPtions. ,26
IL. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains rs
I6. Fever and Ague, Chill. Fever, Agues,.,... so
II. Piles, Blind or Bleeding. 80
10. Catarrh acute or chronic Influenza ....... so
20. Whooping Cough, violent Coughs. so
"a. General Debility, Physical Weskness...... 80
~. Kidney disease. ou
-. Nervous DebI1ty... UO
80. Urinary Weakness, Wetting the Bed. ...... 30
81. Disease Of the Heart, PalpitatiOn. LOO
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or sent by the case, or single VIAL free OF charge
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED.
ICfNE CO., 100 Fulton ST., NY.
Humphreys Specific Manual on Disease and tt
Cure Q4l psges). sent free. ap8-eo1y
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALs FOR FIRE PROOF MODEL
L CASES FOR THE RECONSTRUO CION OF
THE q. 3. PATENT OFFICE BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT, !
WAsHINGToN, d. o., Sept. IA, $780,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until IL m. on 2STH OF SEPTEMBER. 1880, for
furnishing, delivering fitting and putting in place
complete 1872 (more or ees) wrought iron model
cases. distributed the floors and galleries of the
cording to specifications and drawings which are
open for inspection at this office, where blank for
OF proposals. bonds and any additional inforrna-
ton may be obtained.
Plopesals are to be n ade in the prescribed form.
endorsed Proposals for Model Cases, and adj
dressed, by order of the Secretary of the Interior
TO ADOLF OLUSS,
eepl4-eo5t Engineer and Architect.
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THE TRADES.

pOOkBIEDING.
- The public is respectfully INFORMED that t,e
LICETT BOOKBINDERY
Is carried on Ss heretofore. The same excellent
Sorkmen are employed. and the work turned ont
VII De IN the superior style which has always bean
o Characteristic OF the establishment
APPS l0l2 PeDnsylyania ave. third floor
CIBSON BROTHERS,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
1012 Pennsylvania ave., Washington d a
tIFine Printing . specially. isnlR
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LETTERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN %.
q p o., SEPTENBEk 18th. 1851
LADIES' Ifsf.LClark Mrs; 0iegins Lizzie
Miss Gross Hester Miss Hankens KITTY MRS HAL
A Mrs: Hailetock Carohne MIS- doskins mrs:
Lyles Nellie; Page Anna hrs -
GENTIEMEN'S LIsT.-Leahy Pat, McOlesry
n q. RAFFERTY, John; White Robert.
D y ANGER. Postmaster.
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V,H1s. Z. wAeoAMAN, Hesl Estate Ipc.

TY ON FOURTH STRFk~ BETWEEN K
AND l. STREETS NORTHEAST
Under and by virtue OF a deed OF tr1st a4sH
bearing date the Sd day of October, 1878 sSD
snd recorded In Liber No. 90I, folio AL, the 49,
undersigned Trustee viii offar st public sale in
front OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, ser
TEMPER 18th. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all th at
certain piece parcel of land situate and living in
the Oty of Washington. ID. O., being lot numbsrsd
tWenty-two, t22 e Augustus JAWS recorded sab
divs On Of original lot nunbered FIVE (5) in sonare
numbered eight Hundred and SIX, Cos
Terms OF sale: one-thId cash. and the residue
e'slteen months firm day Of sale with Interest
ma TO he evidenced by p0rcmissory notes of pnr
IT al cgsh at the option Of purchaser deposit OF
slGO viii be REQUIRED at time OF bid If purchaser
fails to comply with terms within savan dsys FROM
SAFE. the trustee will resell at his ost and risk All
conyeyar Cirg 1T purchasers cost. a
serlS-d&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee
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TsHOMAS BOWLING, Aucticneer.

TiHOMAS BOWLING, Aucticneer.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NORTH
A AND THIRD STREETS EAST, CAPITOL
Hill.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the goth ssS,
day OF April, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber ~
No. $40, folio 12S one Of the land records for -
the District of Columbia. the UNDERSIGNED Trustee
Will sell on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1880.
ar 81 O'Clock. in front of the premises. the follow
il z describ. d property viz All that certain piece
or parcel Of land known and described the plat
plan Of the city OF Washington in said District OF
Columbia, Lot lettered G, in n. @. Sholes and
others recorded subdivision of original Lots num-
tered "A and 10, in Square numbered 759, begin.
ming for the same at the of street
north and Sd street east and running thence south
with the lines of said Sd street east 81 feet hance
west 100 feet 10 and half inches thence north Il
feet; thence east along the line of North street
1G9 feet 10 and half inches to the place of begin
ning.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months. with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust All
conveyancing at purchasers cost. $tOO deposit
required at the time of sale.
sepl7-dts GEORGE PETER, Trustee.
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NHUMAs BOWLING, Auctio1ee

Ff'HUMAs BOWLING, Aucholeer.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENT AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 22D, -ss,ur
1850, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK, at my auc- E94
ton rooms, Star Building. shall sell tH
], 0e0 pairs Ladies', Childran's and Mems
Shoes and Boots, and $50 shoe Boxes, removed to
my store for convenience of sale
sep17-dts THOMAS DOWLINn, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON EROS. Auctioneers,
IWO-sTORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING
Ne ll3l NINTH STREET. BETWEEN

AND NJ sTRFETs NORTHWEST. NNN -
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEy IL
Der I'D. AT O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front ~
on the PREMISES, part of Lot =. Square No lS.A.
depth Of 80 Al feet, improved by two story and
attic Frsme Dwelling.
This property is located in the heart of the citv
and convenient to ali Departments and business
center.
Terms: Ore fifth cash; balance in six. twelve.
eighteen and twenty fCEr months notes to bear sif
PER ceat. interest and to be secured by desd OF
purchasers cost. A deposit of 800 required a.
sale. Terms to be complied with within tan days
otherwise resale at risk ana cost OF defauting mr.
chaser.
serlS d&ds DUNOANSOy BROS. Aucts.
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IN LINE BETwEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE, LONDON,
sOUTHANPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this cJInpany will sail every Sat-
GrGay from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street. Hoboken.
bates of ASsare:-From New York to Havrs, Lon
don. Southampton and Bremen. first cabin, $780,
second csb.n, $50; steerage, $50; prepaid Storage
certificates. sos. For freight passage apply to
DEL ICHS x co, 2 Bowling Green, New York
W. G. NLTZLEOTT L CO.. 925 Pa. ave, Agents
for Wsshii g10n. auG27
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

TWENTY THOUSAND PEOl lie EXPECTED.
AN ,,vvxse CROWD LOOKED FOR AT THE ARoN
MASKED BALL To-NrGHr-ELABoRATE rRtPAhA-
TioNs.
The interior of Madison Square Garden yesterday
presented busy scene. The*prcparations for the
Aron masquerade ball were being vigorously
pnsied by scores of woIkmen, and there was every
Indication that the festivities this evening wOuiu
be on an unusually elaborate scale Some
idea of the number of people who are expec'eu
nay be obtained from a remark made Dy H. :.
Hamilton, the agent. "The restaurant privilege
said he. "exclusve Of the wine and beer sales, has
been sold for So 900 and tie wine and beer prlvi-
Ieges have been sold for $1,000 and $liZoo
at So each. 5000 extra LADIES' tickets
nj So each, and 800 boxes at $50 apiece Last year
10000 bottles OF wine were drank" -,
II is thought that 10000 persons VII , en'eI .uo
Garden during the evening. The hat check prlVl-
lege has been reserved by the Ari0n society, u,.h
The Garden has been Pron9seE T%%Ts 5sTs TS The
two rows OF plliars supporting the roof have the
appearance of fir trees. At the Madison-ave end o
the bniding substantial balcony has been bulit
and the front of this is covered with PAIN leaves
the rich green of which is relieved by huge paper
flowers Masses Of azalear orange trees pains ana
other plants will be sklfnlly arranged around me
pillars so that the interior will be onanented win
a tropical luXurlance.
There will be eleven wagons drawn by twenty
two horses in the procession. At tie fOurth-aNe'
end OF The Garden is a huge device representing an
ice-cooler. In which are half dozen chanpaeue
hotties each twice as tall as man. The bottles are
apparcntiy surrounded by immense cakes OF ice,
and behind the whole is a cr0tto of lcicles. snow
that is strongly suggestive of cotton hangs lr2m
ice-covered rocks. and the whole is enough to make
O near-sighted man shiver. Ii is from behind thls
grotto that the procession is to enter.
At the west end Of the building over the gallery
is painting of Arion represented with his harp IN
his hand. He is between two hungrv-iookng sea
monst rs aud the stretches away IN the distance
behind him The paintings the strip OF canvas
that extends around the building above the
inside row of pillars were designed
and rxecu.ed by III. Balng and V. Wehhg. On the
alternate pillars the canvas is caught up so that the
spaces IN which the gTOtesque figures are
painted are TO certain extent triangular ihele
Il central idea that the artists have carried out
admirably. Tho picture represents the prepara-
tions for the ball. the progress of the festivities cu
the final headaches incidental to such amusements.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

During the coming Presidential year
TIE TmpSE will be u more effective agency
than ever for telling the best worth
knowing. and for enforcing SQUAD politics.
From the day the war cctd ithas been most anxious
for an end Of sectional strife BUTT saw two years ago.
and was the first prrs7tchty 10 proclaim tue new dhp-
ccr 10 the country FROM the eViyed alliance OF the Sold
south and Tammany Hall Against mat danger II
sought 10 rally old party OF Freedom and the Union.
II hogan Nv demanding the abapdOnment OF personal
dishlc and set ibe example. Ii called for an cud =
"A t"ks uuon instead OF tue enemy; and for
tc heastihst agIoement'upon whatever fit candidates
the majority suoud put M against the common Zoe.
kincp then the tide Of disaster has been
turned pack every doubtful State has beeu won. aud
the omcns National victory we're never more cheer
ing The Solid South AND is Northern allies favored
Reputation and we have Kept the Public Faith. They
favored Inila,i0n, aud nave restored Specie Pay
ments Tbey sought To break down the safeguards OF
the ballOt'box. Ind have maintained the election
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
SUPPLYING HEAT AND POWER.

William b. IIotchlliss. of No. 141 Broadway pres
ident of the United States Steam Heating and
Power Company, which, on Tuesday. was given
permission to lay pipes under the streets Of the
city. was asked Yesterday as to the organization
and purposes of the company. He said
1.-The company was incorporated on January 10.
Our capital ~ S10,0000 600, OF which 100000 -
already subscribed The mcorDOrators are men of
wealth and position, whose names do not now feel
az liberty TO give without their permission. We
propose to furnish heat for all buildings, and also
power for Light purposes, such ~ running ele-
vators. There Will be central STAT ,ons for
boilers, and we expect TO furnish SUM
cienf heat and power from each station 10
distribute throughout square mile We shall
brln oar work soon. If permission is granted, and
Will work gradually throughout the city,"
Mir. HOtchkiss was very emphatic IN aSscrtnH
that 1t was the purpose of the company 10 do the
work itself and not dispose OF the PRIVILEGES II
eral William T. Smith. formerly Police Commls-
siouer, Is interested III the company.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
DELAYS TO OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

All the European steamships which have arrived
at this port during the last two weeks have been
more or less overdue. and report that the DELAYS
have been caused by unusually tempestuous
weather. Very few Of them have suffered serious
damage; this is owing to the reduced spced AT
which they run the machinery during the voyage.
The White star steamship Republic, which arrived
Yesterday. was due on Monday. The Bolivia ar
rived twcnty-fOur hours behind time The SpaiD
from Liverpool. and the Utopia, from London, due
on Monday. had not arrived last night. The Gellert
from Hamburg is also behind time. The gales have
ALI been from the westward, ana these delays are
expected by seafaring people.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
PRINCIPAL MOORE DISMISSED.

Al meeting of the Board of Education yesterday
the Visiting Committee reported a total enrolment
in all the schools of 125,2S0 pupils, with daily
average attendance of ,G64 increase of 1882
in enrolment and 7.247 in attendance, as compared
with the corresponding month Of last year.
The City Superin ntendent and the committee of
investigation recommended the immediate dis
missa of John b. Moore, Principal of Grammar
School No. 81. for disgraceful conduct The evI-
dence against Mr. Moore has already been given IN
The TRIBUNE. 1t was unanimously agreed that he
he dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
A JOURNEY In NORWAY.

An entertaining lecture was given last evening in
the chapel of the Packer Institute in Joralemon-
st., Brooklyn, by the Rev. Wendell Prime. of The
Neuo- York Observer for the benefit of the Brooklyn
Choral Association. The subject was "NOr-
way and the Midnight Sum-" Hc described
his journey through Norway, from Chrstiania to a
point fifty miles from North Cape the northernmost
point In Europe, During the evening several sclec-
lions were sung by the members Of the Choral Asso-
citation.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
MR.. MACLEAN NO NEARER HIS GOAL.

There were no developments iD Police Board
matters Yesterday Commissioner Wheeler said
that he did not know what answer would be r.lde
70 the mandainus Of Judge Van Hoesen. That would
be left to the counsel assigned them by Corporation
Counsel Whitney, and il was hla opinion HAT Eii.g
Root would be the man. Comm ss0ncr French said
that the answer to the mandamus was purely
counsel matter, and he had no idea what lawyer
would be ass gncd to them. Early in the afternoon
Mr.. French left lis Office TO call on Mr. whitney
b. done IN reference to the mandamus.
Commissioner VOOrhis SAID that there was nothing
of anv interest to be said concerning the matter.
Commissioner Nichols sand that 1t not his fight
at ALL tie had not been served with any papers,
knew nothing about the case, and took no interest
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
STILL ANOTHER COMFY ISLAND ROUTE.

The BROOKLYN aud COney Island Railroad. winch
runs from. Fulton Ferry, through Water, Main,
Prospect, Jay, Smith and Nnth-sts., 20
Fifteenth-st.. Brooklyn, and thence to Conev
Island has passed into new hands. between 600
aud l. 100 shares Of the stock having been pur-
chased on Tuesday by Henry c. Murphy, Alexander
james Jorrdan and Henry W. Slocum The greater
para OF this stock was held by Samuel Mclean,
president Of The company. On this road hOrse-cars
are run to Conoy Island, but bill is now before
the Legislature which Will allow the use Of steam.
The company OWNS twenty acres of land near the
COucy Island terminus, and 1t IS thought that
larQe hotel will he erected there.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

The general agent of the Merchants and Miners
Steam Transportation Company. of Baltimore, made
personal application TO the Dock Commissioners
yesterday, for permission to occupy Pier 10, East
River and make Improvements thereon for the ac-
commodation of the New-York and Baltimore
branch of the line, which is to be established in
about two weeks for freight and passenger traffic.
and TO make scmi-w weekly trips. The vessels are TO
he of about 1000 tons capacity and are to he fitted
cation was laid over until the Commissioners could
learn whether the pier had been used in such man
ner as to permit them to exercise jurisdiction over It,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE GREAT INTERYATIOYAL FAIR.

The Worlds Fair bill was reported back from the
Committee on Finance to the Senate on Tuesday,
and with certain slight amendments was placed on
the calendar. One of these amendments, however,
the members OF the Worlds Fair Committee deem
of considerable Importance. and at their meet
ing al the st. Nicholas Hotel yesterday
thew decided to protest against it. Section
reads: "And shall invite. all foreign nations to
take part III the said exhibition, and appoint repre-
senfafiyes thereto" The amendment strikes this
ont. and substitutes" and shall in behalf OF the
f;oyernment and people commend the exhibition TO
ali foreign nations who may be pleased to take part
therein"
This change. the committee claims, is fata 10 the
International character of the exhibition. Foreign
nations will not come unless invited. The CenIen-
NAL Commissioners found that out. lheir hrst
bill passed in 1871 dId not contain any such pro-
vision for inviting, other nations; they refused
to accept the proclamation of the President
as one, and on June 5, 1874, separate act had to
be passed providing for this omission. Upon this
latter enactment the committee bases It's calm ana
asks why New-York should not, in regard To its Tx
bibition, have equal privileges with Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
nEIJBERATING EIGHT HOURS.

The trial of Jacob A. Post, young law student
who was charged by Miss Sarah A. Pettigrew with
breach of promise of marriage, was concluded in
the Kings County Court of Sessions, yesterday.
Judoe Moore charged the jury at length.
In speaking of what constituted promise OF mar; T;
rage the Judge said that was not necessary ~ al al
oaSs and accepted but the conduct OF the persons
,~st he taken into account Ii they were In each
sthers company often. and were frequently seen
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
NOTTCE ~ MARINLRS.

OFTirT or rnE LIGHTHOUSE TNsrE0rOR, THIRD DISTRICT.
TOHFklN-HILtE y. y. teb. ~ 1880. 8
filings Of lie closed the south Channel ot
the Fc aud ul I'D channel has been opened To-
The buoy the Out'I bar VIII hc shiti
4 q marg c' turr practicable; but unu
TINS done strangers should not cutcr without plot
The of the ~hiook Lighthouse reported on the lOth
ramaged has been repaired and ihc proper arc OF
the horizon viii De lly tea la usu1.
]. ". B. CLiTZ Commodore T.. S. 3,
IlgAtu1ase inspector Ihlul DstriCt
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

weatDer)-rhe Captain (who had taken charge OF
blooming beginner at the skating rnk): "0nce
roundp Fair Novice they had been careering about,
without O break, for twenty minutes): "Oh, do
stop now, Captain Bowbridge, and let 20 my handsi
must blow my nose l'-lPunch.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
HOME NEWS.
Prominent AT1lvNL4

Ne,r- York Hotel-Govcrnor A. H. Cn'qntts o.
Georgta S. Nicholas Hoe-COn greSsnan Jonn /. wa,
~ C6nnectcut AMI Secretary q stare Milton barnes VI
Ohio - ndsor Ho' lex CIngrossmtn X - "a, II al
~ oIio Frederick DIOugt1n Of 'he Great western ran
esy 81 and lanes f. Detroit ~, rs,
Wofci-T Sterry Hunt OF Montreal and j IL nila; y, VI
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

together. so that their preference for each
other was distinctly seen. it was lar
to presume that they were engaged to be marr1eu IT,
The inrv retired at 1O:45 a. m. and continued IN
dclibcration until 7:5O p m They were then un-
able TO agree aud were discharged. Eight OF them
favored conviction and four acquittal.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
Announcements.
A ForL-MouTHED WOMA

Il even than fOumOuthcd man. But need be
mOuthed they will only SOZODONr ana rub 10 In
weI Don't spare The brush and spoil the mouth
parents with their children when they withhold the rod
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
The Tribune'S Position,

or THF TRmUNEs share IN all this those speak most
Enthusiastically who have most OF the struggle
The Michigan state Committee officially urged the cir
cuat0u THE TRIBUNE the best means OI educating
The votcr. ami bringing ont the vote. TIE Name Re-
uubcans declared that otter agency male so many
yotee ONO. Pcunsy .yi uia and New-IOrk tell the
same story.
than eyer ID o.r 10 mold the distinction II ha' !ons
ciiOvcl OF Ehe largest ciFralafE0H among fHe ce5I
monte II secuted. mcuu- 40 retain 30, 10y brcOm
u medium of the best thodght tni the N'lc" OF tue
lest conscience TIE zine. by keeping aO east Of the
highest uro-rrSs fvnrug tbs free discussion hearing
all sides apprug always the best Intelligence and
The purst morality, and r"fu,us 10 cater To thH tastes
oil Tic vile or the prrudlccs OF the ignorant.