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pipioeno Notices.

THE BANK of CALIFORNIA
Il has declared
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or 90 PER cF,vr
payable 10Th inst 70 Eastern stOekholdeFs al our
,,, 800, -, LAIDLAW Coz No. 10 Finest
VNHE MAY COUPONS of all Real Rsto+0
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COLORADO cENTR Al, CON sOLIDA
6sat ksissa cspis 49, 8 &c
ppness: NsYofk oity Aegiste. ttaorS Loan and fdsS
Le11RI broaldelA Paul Xehtens5ojni Vice s.reaA1ne
Charles o podgei Secretary and Tfcsnrel Henry III W.
Haysn Pani o. dstsfhAzy Manager IA
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OWNER of a valuable iron ore mine re0uir-
tps more eLtsn1ye dSvSloPSlt 20 meos increased de-
given, with employment q desired. ADDRESS ~ ~
IRON ohE NINE, Tribune onea
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FREE LAND AND FREE TRADEi ThSLessons Of the
English Corn Laws applied the United States BY Samuel
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ing priced and classified list OF the principal English aud
American publications Of the past with the addition OF
brief Analyses CharaeterzatlOns OF the important
books forming annual continuation OF the BEST READ
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This also issued In quarterly numbers at the subscription
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Business Ghantss.

TOR SALE or TO RENT.
The Glen mill property at BALLSTON SPA saraoga "a
n one mile o5n depot; main building 4OIlH7 feet tbres
stories Ia heght lower story OF stone upper sioes ~
WOOD with slate root nearly new heatsd througbopJ &
steam with good protectien against Gre good WRtrsg
90 TO 90 krsep0worI separate picker house and Wheel Ste
house, ahopa, hheda 60; low
y. W. BANKER, Syracuse. n. Y. N1T
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Mininq.
A LTA MONTANA COMPANY,

"A WIOKEs, MoNTAiSG r..
Capital. S5OO0OO0 Shares $40 eaoh.
OFFICERS--Presidenk W. w. Wickesi vicePresitent
Michael Shows Secretary. p =. Brooke.
DIRECTORs-W.W Wickes A. 3 Barnes, Alsnson TTaal,
L. NJ. Sheldon Michael Snow, NewYork; I. Hauser Colo
Saunders Montana.
THIS company the lGrgess Reduction Works In the
Territory, and eleven mines In the immediate vicinity
are on mousts sSes ssaiS dsveione6 bv tnnnela 1tS
out tho use Of hoistng or pumping maohtnerZ These
average ye feet IN Width Ihe ores assay em 60 70 ESQ
the mill The Company Offers limited number % In uharos
nPRf2R W. Si RnnAnAn NRKYnRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
FAVORABLE BALANCES.

The bank statement of Saturday showed n
change of only $4,000 in the amount of the
reserve the decrease in specie exceeding by
that amount the increase in legal-tenders.
The return of notes from the interior is very
slow, but it continues. The loss of 81, 519. 400
in specie is wholly due TO the very large nav
ments TO the Treasury for duties. Within two
weeks the banks have lost $4,000 600 in
specie, while the Treasury has gained over
So, 200, 900, of which 1880, 900 was within
the last week. The receipts for cus-
toms at this port were $40, 1907, 104 SO during
the month OF January, against only $7,S49.-
81 81 during the same month in 1877 If
receipts continue at this rate. the Treasury
may very properly make additional purchases
of bonds, and IL is reported that purchase of
$5,O0O,000 more is now contemplated. The
imports last week again exceeded in valne
those of any previous week for several years.
amounting to 81, 1885, 52, and the amount
at New-York alone since January l has
been $43, GS5, 200, which is greater than
the aggregate of imports at all ports of
the United States in any month of 1878. or
of 1879 until September. In December, when
the imports at all ports were $50. 7S3, 697,
those at New-York were 39,90O,O1S, or
about sc per cent. If the proportion at this
port was the same in January the aggregate
imports for that month must have been
over $65, 100000, against only $50, 500, 900
in the same month of 1879,
The increase in exports of domestic pro-
duce. on the other hand, is less than the
average difference in the prices of articles ex-
ported. For the four weeks ending January 81
the value of produce exports was SIS, 1887, 52S,
against s19,056,779 in 1879, gain of
less than % per cent. The increase in i'm
ports, meanwhile, has been 81 per cent
d,ning the month. AT this rate, it is evident
the balance of trade will be greatly changed
before long, and not a little interest is felt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
Nem.llork Dailu Gribn1ae.
BY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1880.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Dr. siemeus claims that he was the
FIRST to divide the electric light. - Holland and
Greece have recognized the independence Of Rou-
mania. - The Princess Louise has arrived at
Halifax. - Favorable progress il being made in
the Panama Canal surveys.
DoMEsTIC-An advocate and an opponent of
General Grants nomination give their views. -
Secretary Sherman denies that be is using
his Office to gain strength in the South. 60
The Exodus Committee of the Senate con-
tinued its inquiries yesterday. 60 Mr. Par
nell was received by the House OF Rep
resentatIyes last evening. - About 500
workpeople have struck at the Dwight Cot
ton Mills, Chicopee, Mass. - 1t is claimed
that an improved telegrapbIc system mas been
invented, and is on view at Hartford, Conn.
CoNGRtss.-A bill was reported in the Senate for
revvng the Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Claims; bill was introduced to increase the eff
riency of the National Board of Health. 60 In the
House bills were introduced relative to the duty
straw aud paim-ieaf hats, to the appointment OF
commission to report lnieroceanic canal routes.
and for the free coinage of the silver dollar. Bills
were passed making appropriations for certain river
improvements and for the appointment OF add.-
tional pension clerks.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A prisoner hanged himself
in the Tombs. 80 Che Rev. Edward Cowley
pleaded not guilty. - reception was given by
the Evangelical Alliance to the clergyInen OF New
York. - AfurpituTe factory in West Nineteenth
st. was burned loss 800, 900. - Inc AtchisOn,
Topeka and Santa Fe and the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroads settled their differences -
The Brooklyn Bridge trustees took actiOn on
contracts. - decision was gwen on
appeal in the Robertson divorce suit. -
A writ OF certioran was granted TO General Smith.
s. Suggestions were made for reforming market
abuses. - Stocks generally firm, but with some
feverishness and reaction from the best prices of
the day. Gold value of the egal-tender silver dol
lar i4l2'2 grainsD. 6.13 conts
The WEATnER.-TRIBUNE local observations
indicate threatening weather. with snow or rain,
probably followed later i'll the day by clearing
weather. Thermometer yesterday: highest 23o
lowest. 10o; average. IT..
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gnOes icAoprrlisemenis.

AMrsIATNIs- 81 P0oe- Ctr comm
BALLs-:d P0ge--6h column.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL-Sh Pc0e-lSt colnilh. -,
BANKING Houses AND BANKERs-1W FGGe-oth coIuH'i''
BOARD AND NoOMS-3d Pa e-5 b column
BUSINESS CHANCEs-7M PCge- 6th column
BUSINESS NoTICEs-4M PdOe-lst cor,mi
COPAQTxFHsHIP NOTICEs-7h Page 9th column.
DANCING AcADEMIE--6M PdGe-3d coIumn
DIylTFNH NOTICRs7N Pdg- 9th ana Oth Columns
ELECTION NoTICEs-7h Pdge-6ih coumn
EUROPEAN = yyEFTIsErEST>-3f PGqr--od Column
FINANCIAi-7H Page Attn ans 9th column
FINE ARTs- Sd Page-Gth column.
HELP NANTTn-3d PdGe-5th coiumn
HOTELS Sd Pdoe-5ib column.
INsTnUCTiON- 6h P01e-3d column.
LAW SCHOOLS 6M Page 81 coIumn.
LECTURES AND MEETINGs-3d PdQc-6th coluDlD
LEGAL NoTICEs-6M PdDe-3d column
LOST AND FoUsD-3d Page Sd column
MAPpIAGYS AND DEATHs- 5th Page 9th colnmn.
MISCELLANEOUS Sd Poge-2d column Sm rage
9Th and 9th columns
NEW PUHICtTIONs-6 h Pa0e-2d column
PRoPosAIs-7h Pa0e-6th column.
RIAL fsTlTf- Sd Po0e-2d column.
SALES by AUCTIo,-7M Pd0s -6th column.
SITUATIONS WASTpI'-M AiES-3d FdGe-0th cOIumDi
FFMAIFs- Sd Pa 9th ronImn
SPECIAL NoIICEs- 5M Page Ctr colniDb -.
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILRo ,Ds-3d Page-Jd ana 4th
columns
s1fAMTRs-ocEAN-3 Pdce-31 column.
1IACHEKs- GH Pu0e-3d ~oiumI
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Q muse neuts ano ftlssnmss 0s- Night.

A. lpRMY or MusC-Freucb CoOk's BAH
FoOTu's THEATRE" Humpty- Dumpty
bay, The Royal Mildly
fIPru AVENUE TBEATRi-" Pirates OF fehzthco,.
GA,ErLYs IHEATRE-"The Tourists III inc fui"N"
Falace Car" 60
NEw-YonK AoUAHfUM-2 and g: Circus;
PApx mn lTRE-" The Wedding March,
e.N Err NcIsco wINsTRgIs' OPERA HoUsB-VarieV
eT.sDAKp IHRATRt--" Horrors" -,
UNIoS SCuARg THEATRE The False Friend
WALLACE THEATRE "rhe Snaugran."
AcADrMy OF DRsIGN-ADnual ExhihluOn
CnICkERSG HALLS =. N. Lecture.
KosTIE & BiALs GARDEN-COncert.
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DnYlUfss NcIireB.
Buy always

"ALDERNEY BRAND"
Buy always CONDENSED MIX
To CoNsUMPTIvEs-Manv have bPer harpv
20 give their OF the Il WBoRs PURE
COP LIVER OIL AND LINE" Experience proved Il 10 be
Asthma. Duhthera-
Throat and Manufactured only by
A. Il. WIIBOR, Chemist Boston Sod by all druggists
An ABSTRACT of the laws passed by Con gress
1870 given IN THg TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1880 us out
% For sale by all or sent by Nail from
the Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

the election of National delegates wto viii do thai,
best to secure his nomination at Chicago. Ye, ,hs
control of the convention is clearly in Senator Cam
erons hands. Ia is evident that at least 1870 OF ths
out regard to their individual preferences n Il.
insists upon having the delegation 20 Chicago IN
structed Tor Grant and instructed 10 vote A,
obey HIM, and vote 20 gag the two-hfths. But The
National Convention viii remove the gag as II did
last year. in accordance with congratulated precs
dent f~e
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rEANcH OFFICES OF TIE TRIBUNE.

BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
NEw-YoRK-No. .23s Broadway. csrner Thirty
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Union-suuare No. 1856 FOurth-ave. Harlem.i
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

The Rev. Mr.. Cowley objects to being tried by
the Newspapers but, so tar as our observation ex-
tends he has had no TO complain of the press
On the contrary, he has been treated think. with
remarkable leniencY and forbearance: no has been
permitted TO tell his own story, through tie me
dum OF reporters, at great length; and in the face
of a good deal of ugly and uncOntradicted testi-
mony he has not been dealt with by the journals
very severely. Bat he should bear in mind that if
there is one thing which is less relshed by news
papers than another it is can't aud especially reg
ions can't He may tell u.s. If he pleases. how small
the sum which public charity contributed to his
Fold. and how, with his means 1t was impossible to
furnish the lambs with expensive food; but the
public is not at present inclined to hear how
much he loved them, how he tondled them how he
folded them in his arms and how he carried them
tendcrly upon ms bosom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

An extraordinary divorce suit, which has occupied
the attention of the courts for time past re-
ccivcd another judicial twist yesterday which
ranks it among the most singular eases on record.
Mrs. Phnbe Robertson obtained n divorce In 1873
from her husband; eight days before the decision
OF the court the woman married Mr. Fellows, and
now claims that she did because she knew the
referee had reported IN favor OF granting divorce
and she supposed she WAS q free woman. Mean
while Mr. Fellows # his own statement which is
certainly plausible. Is TO be accepted, WIS
resting in blissful Ignorance of his wife's
history, and believed he was marrying a widow.
Disclosure followed. and then estrangement
aud the new husband began proceedings 10 set
aside tho divorce IN order that the courts might
take his wife on his hands and restore her TO her
former husband. whom she had not seen during the
seven years preceding tho divorce. In tie early
stages OF this strange suit the two men. the cx-
husband and the present husband, seem to have
been in complete accord, although success III their
elIorts meant for the former renewal OF union
which he evidently did not highly prize. But a
change came. Mr. Robertson concluded thar ho
dtd not care to rcmarry IN that way with that
pcrsop and began proceedings TO have the divorce
armcd. Thus we have the singular spectacle of the
second husband seeking 30 prove chat ms wife was
never divorced, and Is therefore legally tho help
meet OF the hrst husband while the first is quite as
strenuous IN showing that she was properly
divorced, and therefore the rIghtfu wife OF the
second Now comes the General Term and declares
that the divorce was invalid. The situation Is en-
barrassing and doubtless quito rs much so TO the
forcibly remarked wife rs to the reluctant-slall
we say bridegroom S-who has the strange dlstinc-
tion of being at once her first and her third hus-
band
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TERMS or THE Tribune.

Posiaac free in the United States.
DAILY TRIBUNE. dncludnc Smdavsl, year..Sl2 90
DAILY TRIBUNE. without Sundays year,. 10 90
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Nt1l1hl1 I'M " r. itiir
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Address THE TRIBUNE,
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Senator Forster has introduced bill repeal
ing the extraordinary law which empowered
Mr. Cowley to collect $4,000 year from the
city. without regard TO the number of children
whom he fed upon his alleged bean soup. This
bill should pass promptly. The existence of the
law is discredit which should not be pro-
longed day more than is necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

Joel Parker and negro lawyer were yes
terday admitted together to practice in the
Supreme Court, standing side by side and lay
ing their hands upon the same Bible. In those
regions of New-Jersey where the doctrine is
still adhered to that this is white mans Gov
eminent, and Joel Parker is its chief prophet,
this news will be received with the solemn
conviction that something must have broken
loose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

Nobody claims infallibllity for the jury system
but II is desirable that the community should have
confidence in its average working. AcQuttals es-
pecially in capital cases. in which there Is n strong
uresnmptiOn of the guilt OF those who escape, are
the severest tests to which the faith of tho public In
the ancient institution is subjected. Again. when n
murderer has been fairly convicted, and no reason
able doubt of his guilt remains society is sometimes
surprised to find execution so long delayed by legal
devices which are strictly technical, aud have not h.
ing whatever to do with the actual guilt of the
prisoner. The case of Chastine Cox, convicted of
tbe murder of Mrs. Hull this city, is in point His
crime was a hdeous one there is no doubt what
ever of his guilt; but he has clever lawyer, who
seems to regard it matter of professional pride
70 save him from the extreme consequences of his
felony. Not long ago. trials for murder were
promptly conducted, aud. in cases of conviction
execution was promptly done. Now there seems to
ne a reaction. Either juries are less inclined
IN convict, or there Is disnclination
TO accept their adverse verdicts Now
there can be nothing less desirable than
loose and slovenly practice especially in trials for
murder. 1t is the certainty Of punishment. if any
thing, which deters criminals from committing the
highest crime known TO the law. man to-day
tempted as Cox was Will DO familiar with Cox's
case, and will be guided III making up his mind by
that illustration of the uncertainty and delay OF the
law. Every acqultta against the weight of evil
idence will have pcrnicous influence upon those
who are morally weak. Once arrested. indicted and
arraigned, the conviction of a murderer should be
reasonably certain. We are sorry to say that at
present IL does not seem to be.
The significance from military point of view of
the capture and occupation OF lilo and Moquegua
by the Gillian forces Is apparent from glance
at the map. lilo is Peruvian seaport
some 200 miles north Of Iquiqui, and from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

The excellent work which the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children has
been doing has stimulated the formation OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

The temperance of Bland, the great debt
sponger would be an alarming pOrtent in the
Congressional heavens, at any other time than
this, when the extremists have little power
us against the general reluctance to enter
upon financial legislation. Mr.. BANDS bill is
the old one providing for all unlimited coin
age of silver dollars Having presented it,
let HIM retire again into that Oblivion which
he has so richly earned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

The debate upon the ACCESSIBILITY of nomi-
mating General Grant, in which the whole
country is taking part just now, is ably
summed up elsewhere by correspondents One
of them presents the usual arguments in
favor of General Grants nomination. while
the other gives an unusually strong and
striking statement of the reasons against
such course. Both letters are from Repub-
licans sincerely anxious to see that done
,vh;ch 10 berf for their marty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

Some political wiseacre has startled the Washing
ton prognosticators with the information that Tilden
is unpopular his party in this State. That Is very
old news He has always been 80. The barrel on
the contrary. Is extremely popular, and always has
blgu.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-14
LOCAL Trs1E TABLE
TRAtNs LEAVE wILMfN0roN

TRAINS LEAVE WtLmlN0lON
FoR PHILADELPHIA.-2M, $50. 7oo. SO.
s y. 1S 1 s aS = M. M 6n lxss; ss;nass asss IL IL
s'iS;a Pcn Nj; NV s' Yosx@Saf $50 100, 1907. q.
m: l2is. ls.ss. s..s. p. M. On Sundays
FoR BALrrxoRE AND wAsHINoTor.-
ia.6i. 2.OS. s.S5, o. IN. l252. 1.O4, b.ls. 7.0s.
D. m. on Sundays. a-6l al0 q. m.
FoR BALTIMoRk. lBay Line connectionh
7.ls p. m. No Sunday trains:
400 $50. D. m, No sunday trains,
FoR DELAwARH X. R.e.l5 n. M; LILO,
FoR WILMINGroN NORTHERN X. H.
go, a. m; 500. $50 p. m. No Sunday
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R-7.b
1880 q. m; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHYLADKLPHIA.-i243, 2.o3, $50;
al0a. M; laos. l2t2. l.02. $50, AN, DIN
as, 100, $40. lilo p. m. On Sundays, lZAS
2Gs s.nH SG N.W + m oasnsSs 5s. iS :; az 49, m 1872
I.Os. 5.ls, w p. m. ON sundays. Ass q. m.
FRoM BALriMoRE.-2i5. s.S0. s,67, q: m; I;
I20a. I3.3z, 5.s6, s.S6, p. m. On Sundays,
Fson W1sHINarox.-2iS. a. m; l2Os.
FROM NKw CAsTLE.-S.5O, e.52, ll.5Oa. m:
FnoM DKLAwARE r.. R.-s.60. l.50 a. m. |;
e.s6 y. m, No sunday trains.
FkoM WILMINGTON q NoRrHERN II. X.
$40, ll.S5 q. m; as p. m. No Sunday
trsins.
FRon DELAWARE WEsTKRN X. R.-S.CO,
q. m; Is, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BRoA D STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvKNUR-1.SO. s.OO, 1880, As n m; l.s0
800, 400, 6.l5, 800, 100, 9.46, ll.3o p. m. On
sInaa rsoS S,srT ss = M; toosS ~; S'S, I'm NV iRxrr
SrknxTs. u.85 .. m. NJ. 10. l.cc, y.
M; Lou q. m. On SUNDAY ., l.vO. I.S0 q. m.
Norn.-rhe black figures represent the
:" I'm ted Express" on which an extra
70 ts charged,