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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
A GREAT FIRE IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Thursday,

DUBLIN, InuTsuay, Jun 70, 1851.
A fire broke out in biscuit factory here
Tonight and. and is raging violently. The flames ars
$3.50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
THE IRISH DISTRESS.

DUBLIN Thursday, Jan. 20, 1880.
The total of the subscriptions to the Mansion
House fund is 100000 Forty-nne grants amounting
to a1 800 made to-day. The distress Is on the In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30

been interested in such contracts In view OF this
good many people are beginning to think that the
public interests would not be very likely to suffer
If Chairman Barstow were to resign his place in the
Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
MR.. wAsHBURNE NOT A CANDIDATE.
HE BELIEVES GENERAL GRANT WILL DE NOMINATED
AND WILL ACCEPT.


AND WILL ACCEPT.
The Hon. Elihn b. Washburno has been in the city
for the past two days and leaves this morning for
Boston. The fact that his brother, Ex-Governor
Cadwallader G. Washburn, of Wisconsin. arrived
al the same time led to the suppositon among the
political gossips about town that movement to
start Washburne boom was On the carpet. The
notion was wholly without foundation.
The ex-Minister to France is an outspoken Grant
man. as all his friends testify believing that he
ia the strongest candidate before the people, and
sure TO receive the nomination il he desires It. The
report that Mr. Washburne has recently declared
himself n candidate for GubernatOrial nomination
in Illinois il also contradcted by persons in bis con-
adence who say that he has made no such announce
mcnt.
Mr. Washburne is looking remarkably well ana
enioys excellent health. with tho exception OF
bronchial trouble which has obliged him to stop
lecturiua. and which took him to Texas and North
ern Mexico last Spring in search OF iaVoIaple cii
mate. He talks of going next Summer to Carlsbad
the famous watering place in Bohemia unless MS
throat irnproyes before then. His home IL now IN
Chicago where he established himself soon aIter
his return Europe. but he spends sood zeal Oh
time in travel. -, :. - ,Lor
relation TO the Presidential canvass than that OF u
supporter of General Grant do NOT preVehe MS
friends from ClnvaSSlIR his possipi ~
event OF Grants withdrawal, ana IL Is generaliy
believed that in such contingency, his name would
undoubtedly go before the Convention WIN strong
following. This view of the possibilities OF the can
yass receives no encouragement from him however;
lie feas 40 sure that Grant will he rendered and VIII
accept the nomination that any talk of possibilities
and contingencies does not concern hn III 'o i'"''
THE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION.
MORE THAN oNE-TnIRD OF THE ENTIRE NUMBER
FOR BLAINE.
fBY rgrEaIArH TO THE TRIDUsE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The Philadelphia
delegation to the Republican state Convention Is unn
structed II consists Of forysx delegates, and under
stood to be divided in Its preferences. Allegheny
County will elect eighteen delegates on Saturday.
The two delegations will constitute oneourth OF the
convention which consists Of POI members
or ITO representative delegates known to be elected
excluding Philadelphia aud Allegheny eighty are either
| instructed for Blaine. or known 10 be for hin.
| The pronounced Blaine men number between 90 and
100 or considerably over oncthrd Of the convention
No representative delegates have been instructed Tor
Grant whose strength presumed to rest In the unln
structed delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
MR.. HAYT REMOVED.
NOT EVEN ALLowED TO RESIGN.

NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO RESIGN.
srpDEN ACTION OF SECRETARY sCHURZ-GENERAL
HAMMoNp's ADMISSIONS DUPLICATING THE COM
MssIoNER-CHAIRMAN BARsTow INTERESTED
IN INDIAN CONTRACTS.
Mr. Hayt, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
was summarily removed from office by Secre-
tary Schurz yesterday. His request to be
allowed to resign was denied. Ex-lndlan
Inspector Hammond made confession In
regard to the Arizona Mine which implicated
Mr.. Hayt The latter tried to prevent the
disclosure from being made, but without
successE Chairman Barstow has admitted that
be is interested in Indian contracts.
, 1880-04-30

10 vtalluctn, ID other, ssortts, tho object which
tho city hnd In vfow In opening DonrbOrr htreat,
ito make 1t a through ktfeot fror, north 10
an'tk, FREQ from railway trucks and strcet-cnr
tn,cks,-wi1l, stl1uld tho Supreme Court urhnlI
Tho lnwer Ct,lrt have lsecn thwaric.l, md ,vot:
tho Dlctiing Will l,Ate bcnu thrs,wn nway.
flt1M THE ltSwILLtSt.Stss nr THE ,tErnEsENr-
ATirtsa Of T1tE ct,MltANY
IN any p1n,nty whether they w0ulh or would mt
l,er .ny contingent liability Krwtng out nf tho
ljHri,hrn street cttnrlicitEuns, Ii Ia pretty
Eialn'y q 10 sccn TINT they 10 not int..nl t.
Court shsiull ttcelu universally tn tho utty, niid
TINT i 4 EhIcngo which Will have to pny tho
btlta IN tho long rim.
Ta MY gsli1.nec :locs not rcsosntzo tho cx.
mention in Il of 1,cnrtori street. II
tpenks. referring to tho tcrritnry, which
PURPOSES. nf the thrco blocks lying .bctwcct.
.rhtr!l nn'l Fourth nvcfilpa. nn.1 lfmrrtsun and
,rwelftl,7a tcrr!t,ry which w,a,ll % !lisis!eil
1,!tD Blk blacks. II Ucnr1nrn strctt uxjsteh, Tho
whole tIrllinnnco IA bnRcd oil tho assumption
TINT thcro y no 1lcarlnrn street, nl ihuro Ia nut
y wGrtl III 4 which in,l!cates ahadox Or mn In
fsHton on the part nj tho cnlnpnny to hold itself
street.
, 1880-04-30
DAIRY STATISTICS.
Presented Mt the National Convention
ut indianapolis.

Presented Mt the National Convention
ut indianapolis.
Special Dhpateh to Tbs GhteGgo Tribune.
1HnIANArpI.1s. Ind, April en.-Tho Attendance
upon the Anttcr, Ehtcsc, md Egg National Cnn-
vcIltlon today WIS lnrEnr thnn yeat.r1lny, Bev-
crai delegates having arrived from Ohio anll
Vprnnnt.
A long discussion sprnng up overtho question.
'"The effect Of cold storngo an butter, a1ll
cheese, and es9s," which was participated in by
i dozon pr tnorr rnoribers, and Convention nn.
n n;ncty u nt.ys; to ho held lonsor linn TINT, from
y ip 70 ~ ~ II ior ~ sf9rF ra csE wy leggth Of time
ieMgth of time, ID to 10. s' ~ .'''a' a''S
NJ The Sccrssnry read "a cssay nn The. Milk
rsss!dent 1',I;s Of tho Noft'.westcrn alrymons a
esy 81 ho k 11 ni a fowpf ss eo In M
nated ihat thoro are t:',oO0,0Oo mich COWS In tic
ScSuntry. S requiring tho .lnt,a product or hat00,-
isbor sf slS$o n,sa. Esiimnt Inss ,hos cow 's
q land 4 70 80 sss ee here, s ss8othsr hsss With $: E HsS
total emo9nt Invested ii tho Industry Is s::'siie
ninnunt invested III banktng md tho commercial
s %c 9sasssaf Il nfS5ss'. TSs ePo # the n f0b bs;
eq,ynsHt; II i Is estsatc hit oo. .o6 t COVE vs.
sGo vie halasa fea wt JE Er fo wntor ary!ng md TINT
sa9nR ns'sse e Ss VII ;rfs e Ss
Of hay, a.',iooU b1Is!,rls Of corn.nica siJ;o,G
bushels M be- Of oat-neAt. 1,o 0N tons Of bran, ,-
tota T. vai,o it q aa Ssno's %o Ut II
np smgqtd 6I added ts 6 l@hos os Of s MN at s
COW. 1~e
Tho following officers wcrc elected this oven.
llrrr and Secretary Col, X. Al, L!ttler f,f tn,yu,
, 1880-04-30
SUBURBAN.

The Hoard of. Trustees held special meeting
Wednesday, afternoon, with nIl tho members
present cxc6pt Mr.. Murphy.
The annual appropriation bin, amounting to
$l73.tmG, WINS adopted. The incrcnso Dycr lnat
yenr Is <T;sSG Tho following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Col. ]. r. Foster,
Superintendent Of Public Works; ]. +. Foster,
Engineer al,d Surveyor: G. ". Cursor, Account
ant and Cashier; Ralph Z. l,rownolt, Inspector
and Collector Of water-rnnts; Thornns Guhn1,,
Captain Of Police: John ". Sweeney. SerEcnnt
patrolmen ut n snlnry Of $slqtpnr year and seven
at Bnlary OF $7sal per yenr wcrG App0int11 for
ono yctr. Tho Clerk WINS instructed tH notify
those ucn whuse uu,ncs did nut npptnr on tho
llst thAt thuIr SERVICES longer required.
Mr. A. II. VectlGr was elected Attorney at a
sulnry Of g., 6D0 IL year. +.
, 1880-04-30
CROP-PROSpECTS.
MINNESOTA.

Special Dispateh 10 Tho Ehteado THbune
81. pAut, Mtnn., III. April ~, so.-Tho telesrapho
etop.repofts M oi llih lnihuSE haFe n'at'o elenr
eno'iRh tho latc'1cs.nf tho season nnd tho delay
Whnt ia truo Of the Northwest In aoncr1t "a tr,,o
vi he 'a res "t ";,o . ma xo1
Ing tho land untlt for tho reception Of the seed
until Il Into day. Reports fr ON tiQcropt locall.
uesaFg e coneting, u. M1t moro Is general eRrco'
weok or tcn 'la,s lator thnn the average time,
henyy rn{,s In March. that tnok TIM TIM gr1st ant ns
tho ero,,ni, icft IT, too sataratcd WITH Ii
enc saol; 'damp days tlays # -, that that Inosth diti
~ cnvv r1ins r. nri aq ;nadc ny sx nsneat nn
S,, Meek ase'ins ,yas n t! blast throughout tLe
t s an hpprasng GnnEtoti1n IN some or
~ t4g ii, dro cots me rAn5
Wofx. w. naat IN M, 6,ny easGs Wasc tue seed out q
oyer axi. Thcre rs yery few .,sntsa lM W9bS rs
sta,e Wire THO sprs. whdt vii iii Sa ss il IL to tso
4tsnu ,.a ny W. IN u sMF VI course mo Gonui-
tt;nt,te M1I v;it, III MereML IN tho
theFo @ T = Kne so an sno d mFa1naEs go2d
araf II Is xree: bt IN G v @ " st co,ntas oGs '9o 70
eooJ tnav farmers 3ro st wait,,r Ia tn lS;
n @ mos es ss, Or proo4oly ohons OF
"tlu H. 'ho g gtn s9r.se,e1 I,,, unaer tac nret
!rnnigtncss gri ,lencndms ~ Upon dry spring, IN y
Int Era ~ aoW!l eGfly, anu
M ~ ,moat,ts yyit, ~ ,o ary, Snf so 1t
thro,eh the s,iinn,ur. heats. Again. m curly
p, ~ ~ - t.he1y ,t ~ ~ ins!oWc4 ny to!opsea o.
sssss, .ss aSst ss slssS % .ea S!s"t %s &%I: ia't!
nst.r w'i1 y; Goas"1nus t CROWN nnq plenty OF
, 1880-04-30
SUICIDE,

John A. 0rean, u years OF uge, q messenger
for tho AuhFicAn Express Company, was found
dead In bed yesterday Afternoon at o'clock ia
Allen's EuropcaM Hotel, q lodging houso at No.
u Jc1crson stEe0t, kupt by Mrs, Cumoron,
droan caMh there. with companion ut ls::D
ycatorday morning. and hired iloons II and ~
from George Wlncox, tho clerk. Yesterday
1oFenoon the companion camo down stairs about
10 o'clock, aud !aquirod OF Mrs Cuu,uron Ii biz
friend In No. u bud come down yet. EIp thet,
left word with boz 70 tell No. lB thAs he had Kote
t1 500 II tho boat was In, of catch
tho boat, or somethIug to that eject
No. 1a not appearing. at = o'clock, Mrs.
Cameron knocked at his door, but, receiving
40 reply, entered the room by a aide door.
hoE0 Ia hta l9rt breast. and F0rehand h WxdS-
worth revolver. u cal1bsv, lying On the door
, 1880-04-30

Tho Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy RniiroR1
Company will commence May ], 1880, and cutl.
tlti1lo during tho season tho salc OF ilrst-cl,ss
excursion tickets from Chicago and focal pnlnts
to Denver. Colorado Springs, md Pueblo by six
(1) different routes. These ttckUts will DO Enul
going West within fifteen az, dnyB from date Of
sale, and to rots1rn until Oct. following. Pull
man pnlaco.curs nro run by this Company from
Ch!cngo to Council nlu1s, Topeka, and Kans,ls
City, forming n line with but mo change OF cnrs
to Denver and Pueblo. DIning-cars nrc at
tachctt to NIL through trnlns in which meals Gun
DO obtained at tho reasonable price Of Is ccuts.
, 1880-04-30

The spelling Feforln, anti-Era1nlnar scfortu,
and reform ln public lnuru!s have ull tukuu r7,ot
% ~ .ho great sta!o of Missouri, and hero 3 tho
following Is saia 10 hu iitesal cSry ii rules
rlatea UP In a scbuol- houso III ihp Interior Of
Missouri; Each Eupel Ii required to uilke II
b,w On entering tho School lIt,usa nf u mOrninE
also leaving OF Evening the M:hool Hooni, lhore
shal b. 10 prufnno language uso,t In the SehOu1
Or o. tho play kFoutld lpr th0ro shall bO nu pin
ii'lnx. nnr 10 ui,csery Whispering Iii seenl M
f4pll ahal loAye tho schlNl lta,lst without pnr-
tnla1iou ut tho Tencher. Euullesury moving fruln
scat to scat. No t,tiug on the roal froli or 10
school. nor no nick. naminY. Every puuil over
uiHht years Ia subject to those rulos and the
under eight years anl enforce tho ellea accord
my. II any scholar hreaks these rulea tina shall
be punisAed by swltchen.'''
, 1880-04-30

would 10 neetct. Tno nonrd thcn confsn,etl q
long fst az Deputy Assessors, making 'forty-
evening mt o'cfUok. Il; hcnr tho report Of tho
ias Supervisor. '@' ~ '"' "S'''''' " '"' '''''
@ TSssr s, my a es,ing q th9
mlnorMMng c.o IN Farwea fI 1!a!l nTTtla'ny Mrs:
ret, Wh ~ b Sd r swe We ,s n
xsct;xn !n's n1en OF an9 wsx me reft o. fno
rsc who a ho rh.xon MMS f,air;an ~ II %tn H.
SsSttee I @ 'G% sa Sss" ssld d ,'"r: !%c
R tnEa ~ s"ro Hs1 ny M taoa % nan eem mrn"nTe e.
g shr,n .akS nnM,.se o. tno peHEk mcoi,n8s tnr
skniion finr,nnr n"9v hoT f,n' .nn.,,,, =;
l,tilti {itsiNl trtnI,crnnn 1nectnr. atn,,,,, ~"
GcrtnMus ,f Tho city COpIes of Il Temperance
Association !nMk bud beGn kent to tho members
nf the nos!1l M or Education: Tho Committee, on
lng Tho past t,nith aud cn.iacrat,lo gn,ti iot,c.
a WI o ,sa e n eG 'e Eiye" 70 pses
i. Smith submitted hor report IN lnil work.
Twnnfy-0nc stg1lcrs had hee5i ohtatnGtl to tho
trt.ots had loon ,iiatrbntci through tho b,,iili-
Geranee meeting was presented by Mn. Carso.
pledge. Miss Lucia +. i. ki'nbai' rrad IN ex-
Tho no n sui III
thrty;iiye ;hs /, orS Snumber bad bean enlis,sa
fsa ID se! ses ss: VII 1e e sssfs
mseR y ha qs % %y o PqS sdn sssSa Rssss
to1t-book n Tho ovii. effects II aIeohal on tho
system could not bc introduced Into tho public
schools. and ie hud Informed her that the mem
o Sor e md taas thoy ne %e9o
'sna is' 4, h9n s. an i9s. i tGe attsr Mf skel
pressed belief That sbo could do constSurubio
mann ~ gn,c.r,ov
Tho rcs1i1ur scmi.u .uonthIy Meeting of tho
illrnt Iioyiic In tho chnr. "'' " '''As' IT'D
German il tic franklin schooi. was PRESENTED
J,hc Eointnittce m r,,,Id,noa and arour,ts ro.
ported IN favor Of awnnit,g tho eontrnets f.,r n
ne, Mew ;ehooI ,II buIIlius corner oi Douxlna avenue
% Tbey jso fpTte r. fsvnr ny Sgas ~ e,soas1. m".
liammnnti nnii Elgcnio strcnts, axgrcKltlu9
chaso of suoiaite at III s"rn.,r ~ tnS pbr
Hvonuo and linlatei street, TO coat fsboo. ali Of
ths rrperts xers a,iopted; ~''s s'''0s' @''' "
mjttc,t sh".11Iic ~ sninrine w. st,u st WI
ianttora far shn var ~ WITH ern iTr S, 9io ano
fToni tho salsry 1st = iast year, md which was
, On a1n ct INV p Ss tho ent,e s aca-
W. cc%niisee c% III Fsssee @ P s ssi IN
hnoncn ~ tho nro,t ~ tin rohon.M sc~ r as !As
is;l' ind nrvios vcars W. Wa ss1fts sn u H., us
g,snco e tho credit sf tic 6sposit ri,n was
cf +bIs nfno,int -. 1T ,s,s VI p'iest at
oi1ee of the iioar,i, aad t4e hai',ace was mads
T., INV tca.",,.s I II az dua fr. "Ts n
, 1880-04-30

!, The Eldrcdge Sewtng-Alacl11nc.-f leasls
tlG world, iuMl is tho best for ynu to buy,
Sold Oil monthly payments, 100 State street.
, 1880-04-30

6pfetaf Dtsruseh IN The Chitdqn Tribune.
C0NNEltsvit.tE, Fnyette Co., April eN,-1,argcr
nercnRc md better winter wflcnt prospects than
Prospect for fruit HoMl. -
, 1880-04-30

Special Dtspatth 10 7hs CAteaso Tribune,
-APpIET0N, Wis, Apsll s9.-Tho crop prospects
are decidedly blue III th,<sootion. Winter wheat
lookH bad, peltaE killed out In many places. os-
peclulty on low ground. benrcely auy sprlnx
Kfain"Set LowI. Tho soil is saturated, and It
, 1880-04-30
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
t.nouLD-rrh0 funeral OF phlllr ". Goui will be- Mt
hln nso fcsldonce, 2a Uuk-aL, Friday, April TO- nI
p. m. - 7'' ~ "
ltoBLEf-April - nobeccn, heloyoh rifo Of
0G9otA0 7; !l0ulgyt or c1nstitDptn. nEgt ~ years.
tihgrRt fEutD lMt1 resldunetj No. ri thlrli.NY hpr
~ ~ u =. III. ltou!nns will 30 Inferred at Wash.
.i8AACS-Wedneaday, Apr,l a. at hIa res,acrec
ycrrH. - 1f "@oN ~
Funeral April &c. at 10 n. m.
tFNow fork City pupurb please copy.
ptexy. HE. Asa YnlL - - @t
Funorx frIm hIs late rcsidence l7 'rpsrlo-ny, to-
any ~ hnf'paAt !. tience ~ clrriuNes u KukDtl.
llEslkE-Apr!l ~ daughter Of II. II. a,ld Mary J,
81 1outk papers q,lcAse copy,
,C0NEIsTf-ThnFR4iay, Alirl1 20 Iosorh, son Of pnt-
5lek aha Mary Conerty, hWGA II yanrs, months, anL
South Mny-st.4 Saturday, Afny !. ' ~' wv
eR"MIlwaukcc. Wis. papsra ploaao copy.
, 1880-04-30

rafns about evnry other day. On acoo,lnt Of tho
will be mitch sulnltcr than usual.
, 1880-04-30

IImes unr hIKhcat artiBtH II, dentistry: The
McEhosncys beyond doubt, ttullyh hut IL u set
, 1880-04-30

0EIEV+
6Rtetal ptspatth 10 Ihs Ehffdah 1tih

8pfeial nspatth 10 1hs t'Aftdeo Tribune.
TEciiO, Fulton Co., April :1.-Wintcr wheat IN
11,rctl bntity tly late freezes. norlsc,l acrenEo
VIII not hiring thtscrnp bit to lsi. Fruit pros-
fects ney0r b9ttpr.
, 1880-04-30
KANSAS.


spttldl Dlspdteh to ...;s G,:.ecea 2ffbuns
An1LEss, Dickinson Co.. April U.-No rain
since starch u. Wheat suffering worry much
from high dry Winds and altDrnata chA,lKcs from
wnrun tt cali. In thta county and tho adjoining
olics crop will 10 hut littt0 bottor thnn that Ut
last ycur, or not moro than hnf u crop. Wost Ut
Ellsworth County thero ia no whcnt visible, al
though considerable WAS BOWL
SPteal Uisrateh to Tha Chicago Ttbtnt.
1Iu1s0N, AtchEnHon Co., April .D.-Oll ground
winter wheat twot thtrtls killed by 'front.' Thu ri.
inNll'tlur thin. aod wheat spoketl OH low ground
Nasnmplcs Of wheat IN hind. Aorcugo ot outs
nnd tux both increased nnc- third. All kinds uf
fruit prs,i!se bcttor thnn for twonty yoars.
just hi Glo0n,.
Rock Hill, Ltncoiu Co., April aO.-Ahout 90
Gor ee,,t Of Tho full wheat II killed. by frost mud
t norl. ~ tho So!lnty. Largo acrc!E9 outs tMs
Sptelai UGpaieA to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
NOHrlNylLt.E, Jefferson Co.., April :Y.-WIntcE
wheat hnay fntlrg1 by tho cold, dry weather,
4 9uAl tea! being plt,wed UP. rr0spoot FIR
WhHt - lUlt not 10 Kt,Ud NJ lust year. HniHli
fruit h4tly wlutcs killed. Apples md pouches
spssiai Di,oatsa to n. Chicago Tribune.
ltlClINONn, Fn.nklin Tn, April 2a.-Whoar IL
lnt1kttlg we'll lietter thhli lust Be,ista. Old
Whcnt I'LL s0lf. Fruit nll right.
:, 8pseat DisnateA to Thu Chicago Tsibuus,
. NURkAf4}, Wilson Co., April 2D,-unless yc
hAt0 rsA!ll suol tho crop Ut Wllter Wheut will bo
light. "A AtrnMoldnll4 eOra crop Ia being planted.
Fruit PROMISES vol. ltath grc4tly noeaod.
, 1880-04-30
ILLINOIS.

Special nttpdtth 10 7hs Chicago 1rttnns.
HnwAhusvlLLE, Stephenson Co., April 3D.
Wtntor wheat mostly killed. lIalf tho corn soIss.
Ilavo bud An axcess Ut ruin, which bus rclurtlcd
tho Hottfn9-in Ut crops. Flux will not bo sown
as nuch NJ lust year.
Hxetas DItpateA 10 Ias Chicago Tribune.
MILK GNUyE, lruluofs C0.. April s9,--llmunu
very wet HllAa!l grain spwn much damaged.
Moro outs snw!l and ttss tax t4au lust scasu1l.
- .Spettas Dispaish ~ III Chledpa tribune,
WEfIN lftpnE. Pnlaskl CO., April s9.-Tcars
@1ll 10 ;searco. PHaercets for MI hthcr fruits
Go<ds Wlnter wheat botter thun lust Heasot.
, 1880-04-30

This rnce WIS established lust year, when It
wls Won by MarHhlnnGss, by sloilarchlst, WIN
wuii tho SECOND md thirt heuts Iii III, i:5Oal.
nnekdsn Lass, ~ Huckdon, won tho ilrst hcatin
1:47.]
NEW YonK, April n0.-Tho Spirit Of Tie Times
auys ctllturlalY: Two weeks uEo We published
lgttor rrou Capt Ue1rgo n. 6tuuu, ur Cincin-
natl, fUrinet uwilcr OF Maud S.. and to WhuM Mr.
VnnderbLlf hHa given control Of tho Mure, IN
which he throw ont this bold ala!in,lcc; ~ will
match Maud 8. u tr0t four ur five rnccs ntlle
heats, Eirtc III 1--WE, to rule nKtl!nst my G-ycur~
old or under, fnr n1iy reasonable amount" This
sweeping eha!!cnKe hAs bepn promptly Accepird
on the pnrt OF tho great calIf4rnsa 1-yenr-old IN
tho following telegram received by III q few
hours bDf0re goin1 to press:
SAN FRANClscO. April s8.-Tb r. 4. luck,
Spirit VI Times, NtW FORK: ynntn ClMus lu-
ceptA cialtcnKo of Mhud 8. VIII trut iyo reers,
$soo0 cach rnee. ur as mitch nl0re ms her man
aBcr Wnnts. q. A. HlCKDK.
4 series OF races between thesu two wonder
f4l trottcFB Ia HOW as auru H ,tiy sporting oyont
Of tha future Gun bo. III the pAnngGrs, kIuth Of
N'urG aid stllli0El. Are men thnt nenu buBIue8s
wheu they beyiu to tatk.
, 1880-04-30

TIE OAR.
TOitnSTo, Can., april; sJ.-llnn'an lcnves to-
duy far Washington. He takca ,thrco BOUTS
two wood and Utlu l,Mstnr. '-@-
, 1880-04-30

uWugd Gbnsrr h s,non,rtv it, th,t HSI.ett t+s.4
hood. F'oPe1S 4" eHas He'9apoe-
...
IhE bell -DaFrow dla!culty onltninnted ycstor-
n0y ~ uclirrht Order M. u which l,nkes thu fol-
loving chHl!Hes IA thu Police Department; lieut
James He'll 1s reduced to tho rank OF patruH,nu
and Is !rnnAforrcl to the day srulIl. I,irnts IT,
Lsntral Statlnn 10 tho West Lake Strnei Stntion,
slcg Bo!l. Uetectlre Edward j. KeatiuR II
assigned to luty In charge NJ detectives. Vice
bteelt. 6eTKt. john l$ehnl, ct tho West Twelfth
Strcat SAtlon, ts transferred ii tho Wpst Lake
sttTot 6tAl1Dn, ind RerKt- -Archlhnld DnrnlY,hay.
iitg bcgn found nut guilty Ut tho GhArgcs recent.
II 1'liao Agninst him. lii transferred from tho
" Mcst ake-Strect STATION III tho West Twelfth
Street SUTTON. This Urtlor tMkrs effect nj 7
isSa.tso,, ns ~ tS nno en1nWea g'Vo uniform sat-
~ "1' ~ 'Ao oet"' 1a''iit'
. Itk difficulties between Ntchnrd Hitler md
the atovciuscs, which wero muntioned II, vtxiTr.
days paper, cullllIInte1 iu u Iisturbanc, ri n
very mild order III :l:;N yesterday nftsrntnr.
Tho prnpalitr Sootit atlen with saft. ft,nr.,i A.
the sult-tock nrMr Iiaistcd sirrct 6rItjxe.
for tho purpose Of unloltJtnE. It'll.
Ter appeared nilt wanted tbo t0, harin,,
IN his trim seina thirty llluo cUiOrot} men TI,
Whtlee opposed ht,u at every unint md ,vhot, ~
lust Il quarrel wuA brought ii, thny fi1rnmt"Isd
to throw tiiiler Into tho river. Vln]m.cs. snivht
hive Lcrsl dunp him bud fInt tlMsar Within
EuHey interfcrctl OIL hts buhuif. Thu st4vnlnrns
we're tetertn!lcal 10 ,iI.k0 hLln Itiit a,,d leaye
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-05
CAPT. GRACEY's new boat will
soon be ready to
"5ail the waters blue,
And the Saucy ships a beauty,
With a sober, steady crew,
And attentive to their duty"

AND attentive 10 tdlelf duty-
That is to say, it is hoped that
they will be all that, provided too
much Red river water Is not taken
on board.
The engines are ali in place, and
the pilot-h0use over them, and she
only awaits her boiler and the COM
pletion of her wheel to be ready for
business. There are quite comfor-
table arrangements for passengers,
including a handsome bridal cham
Der (Which we have engaged for
our wedding trip, to be taken at an
early period).
In sober English, the trade OF
GAINESVILLE has, we think, made a
very valuable acquisition in the
building of this serviceable little
boat. Not SO little either, at least
she is twice as big as her predeces-
sor, without drawing any more
water.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-05
In Chancery at ClatKsVlIle---State
or Tennessee.

CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE,
June 8, 1880.
Jacob Foust, admir- of Sarih Thompson, VS..
Board of Foreign and Domestic Mis-
slons, Cumberland Presbyteri-
an Church, ct ais.
It appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendants, the board of for
eign and domestic missions of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, Alice Foust, w:
Ellen Foust, Finas Foust, Nancy Helm and
- Hefiin, whose first name is unknown,
are non-residents of the state OF Tennes-
see.
1t is therefore ordered that they enter their
appearance, herein, before or within the first
three days Of the next term OF the Chancery
Court, to be held at GAINESVILLE, on the first
Monday in July next, 1880, and plead, an
swer or demnF to COMPLIMENTS Bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing ex parte; and that
COPY OF this order be published for four con-
sectfttYe weeks in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
POLK q. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Master.
J. E. Rice, SOl'F for Complt.
June 8, lSS0-4t pr $500.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-05
Fire-Proof Paint |

desire to call the attention Of the citizens
of GAINESVILLE and surrounding country TO
the fact that ana prepared toapply q strict
ly fire-proOf paint 30 all roofs, fraTne-build-
ings and other woodwork exposed "a fire.
The paint is free from all c0al-tar and acid,
and win preserve wood or iron, and not des-
troy IT, can apply this paint as cheap or
market, and win warrant &c to do all
claim for it. All ask is fair trial, and
KNOW satisfaction is certain. There Is moth
way s r. b. FARPLEY,.SF
mayl5-4t ClaFksvide, Tenn.