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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13

c. houos yyere less active than they have been
oeeo,ly aud hardly so strong. Tennessee Us. new
la 44lo ANA Arkansas rs, Little Rock aud Fort
s,,th Railroad. at s. Louisiana cOnsois are quoted
soza51s. Tennessee 6s old. 46l2S49, and North
Ca,cliua Consolidated As 79l29s0. There were no
tansactions IN city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds generally sympathiZed with the
.hs-e market but there were notable exceptions
n C.. Al C.. first assented were unusually active
and rose from 9S to 1O0129992l. and the incomes
from, Az, to 49leG493s. RumOr states that the
,ooent l,rr, purchase of those bonds we're made 10
,be intere,. Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and that settlement OF the back rental IS near al
r. tr- there is no information in this city Of
any negotiations 10 that end beng ID progress Inc
D.rer and Rio Crande issucs also were strong, the
e., nm T., 1o0lo and the consols from 1885 to
1oea1O57s. Texas Pacific incomes were y higher
~ -91,6-3. and frs-s RIO Graude Division, were
!. HIGHER 81 98It. Erie second consos were steady
5a.l,rc of p per cent 20 962L Missouri. Kansas
end Txas ISSUES made no better prices than yester-
Asr srt Ill tie end the first cOnsols showed
tud gam Of l. per cent a. 1882,
The second, being L lower at 70l2 Metro
pohtla Elevated hrsts declined from 1O4 to lO3os
yn sympathy with the stock. ONO Central hIsis
were sIrn. and advanced to 1Ol l.oulsViie ane
Nashv General mortgages 500 AT 100 ~ Fau
and sioux CITY tirstS were 4 higher a. 1862, and
Chicago -. Pan. and Minneapolis incomes sold NJ
100. l1G. and Central Iowa frsts at 1851.
Ihe business of the sub Treasury Tor tue wee
euduc t.-u. ght ncludes the receipt of S7.269,17
and parutut OF r6.212. SOI. resulting lu gam 10
the general haauee of S996 81. and leaving
It 40 S76463.6jS against @75,4G7.2o7 Novem-
Der .. 4ue particular changes OF TIE WEEK
are gains of S13.SG5 currency and S9S2,0O0
coin While nearly If not all the renewals
Of loans TO-DAY were made az per cent, there was
NOR rs S. bus ness done az per cent than there was
YESTERDAY. aud the final rate. for brokers balances
again was 3 per cent. The bank rate i per cent.
7'e domestic exchanges on New-YOrk are as last
Quoted ae United ~tates Treasurer at Washing
Ton today received 100000 ~ National bank
NOTES for rrdempti0n The customs recep -s were
100000. and the internal revenue receipts were
$4,000. The following Is the Clearlng House
Statement today" Exchanges, S155,429,33 bal
auces. S6.231.395. The tral saction~ al the sub
Treasury covered: BeceiDts, S3oZ 1-4i payments,
$4,000; currency balance @i,134,III COIN oa4-
q. r. I'll .926,J41.
Zee toreig exchanges are fairly steady on the
basis. ir,c,lnns business, of - s0l2a9i sO94 and
So o3Is0l S23i for GO day and short sight sterling
r,-n..c ,ivci,. ile posted Ia es are as follows:
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corrox rAeKErs-sY rELeGaApH

,vv-poc, Sow la-l230 o.m-Cotton- There is moder-
ate nqgi5 S,g wAis Tsds Is iff ps 10 600 & Sdn
1000 bales speculation aud EXPORT Receipt to9go oos
including li2oJ bales Amercin fSlu.eS piHiIs NV
aeins sias Soysn ss "a Az beccer And Ja1ry de-
Ivsry 6sed January and February Gelyefy oIe 20
February and March % %, Mcn Sag a e
DO May juno erv. d FUTURES nin sale OF the
So bales eypor ers took 81 forwarded from tae
bales totI q % Dsr,car soi 060 males. amount
toal stock "a w s 9ss 5 t9 b,iss
LryERPoo gov l3-lsO p NJ e ptlnas
81 r.i.: January anI February delivery ol'sd - -, ~
,peisss 20 baes American Uplsnds ow ma
aaGar7 an February delivery 6'sG DO March and April
deuN S Tov l2-cortou firm maonng sc.; Md
Low 2.iang y1.o. Good Ordinary &c receEt sys eses
weekly reeelps s1S0 bales sAptients 1901 oaes' saee'
aiTiaSeE Hov l2Cotton quiet IO+.e; Low
AddIng 10 GOOD ordinary 9's net receipts - oaIes
baIss spnuers 20 Dales soek 500 bales weekly net
receipts 800 b-es sr9se mn pa s G S cossa
40 bales ,ae I7Oe bales 20 spinner 90? bales ,o
ding IUss GOOD Ordinary. eac recsiDls i9G ualss
go.S 2 IS Great Rr tain II bates stock
6alss exports to treat Bli am o 10 baee
Low aiddinI Good ora,nary s 5, ne. receipts
22s4i baies exports coAst"se eSo o@ies
UNSsaTI nov l2.-COOr quiet Mddrns. lOzc. Low
sSs s SSs ss. bales soss 4Ssi bas
wesy rscsiot, 54l baes Shipments i.sis bales saes
q III bales spinuers. 100 Dales -
GAlyFsr1N Nov I2-CotJoI easy siddnng. 1885, Low
Mddpg Ijc; GOOD Ordinary 9Asc; net receipts. 1907
rIpor 7O2 bales saies 1897 bales stock
esg el bales weexy net receipts 2o bales soss 220ls
bales exports Great Britain l2oy bales 70 rance 4iz
baies ooastwise, 5,234 bass sales I9oss Dses I'M -
MKnPus Nov i2.-Cotton qulet: niadlng' lOA-c; re
e.sois bales 3su6 bales sales 5000 bales
net receipts Z-o'o Oalesi sup
ments 10 AS bales sales. Z22tO Osles -,
MoslLE Nov I2-CoIiSn steady Middne 3e'se.; Low
Niadn1 -, DC Gool ordinary, Sc net receiPt1 s3l
bales exports 7Os bales sae zOu bales soes
"a 40 has yeesy net reoept 1915 Dales gro-s 12S4
hale. export 1891 oalesi sales sAOO oae
l2.-COtLon steady Siauflhg ~
Low amdng loo. Good Ordinary 0te net reSrPts is9S
haes- groes "a lss exports u dtest bfNa Doe
Sses 10 the Continent $50 bales sae- BOO oaies last even
In - hales sock l59,5ls bales weekly net receipts
AZ baes gross a9542 bales exports 20 Great Htain
40 Os baes France f4Oo Oaea " he toh hene lvoSe
6aes coastvf.e d 547 bales sales. 4l.oOo oAies
SOgPoLE Nov l2-CottoL steady hihdilhg lOsi net 70
c.tta 4g bales exports lU5 bales sales &os
6aes stock CO. bales weekly net receipts 3s4f oaes
exorts 10 rea Britain, o59o bales 70 ne IoVa
/ bals. eoastwise - 2s3 bales; salss D 20 oaes
| PmApKP uA Nov. l2-Corton duhi hddhg II &c; Low
Kidding i,s,c. Good Ordinary g1.ei net rseepts 10
/ haIe. spnners BOO Stock
sato k.s weekly nss receipts s5l Daiess gTosS o,t9,
baiess eK,os 10 Great Br.an. 25O7 gaes ooss"s -o'
/ h a. ,.es A. O5l bales sD.nners, 1000 Dalea -
| SAVANNAH. Nov 12.-CottoH urn AlddAhS lOSci Low
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LONDON l2-l2;3O Consols, 99 for money s9ss
and the account O. bonds four and hall per cent -
four and q Western second mort
gage trustees certificates ?s5 Erie, ~ illinois central
1872 Pennsylvanla Central 81 = Reading 25fs
LONDON. Nov. ~ p m Paris wees quote three per
cent rentes 81 y cepmes for the account
LONDON. i2-3 D. nj \ bonds Jour AMI a hat
per eeuts ll5 Atlantic Great Western first
trustees certificates a3Aa second 30 Reading "a =
LONDON. Nov l2-f mConsos 9ysis for money 9s lIs
ard Great Western first mor gage
trustees certificates 1924; do second 30h Enc, ~ p
PENNSYLVANIA Central 81 Reading % The amouLJoi bull
Withdrawn from Bank England balance today
100000 Paris avices quote three rentes AZ %
80 confines for the account
LONDON, Nov l2-5 p mrhe bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank Of England to-day (4lOO0OO) Is for Shipment TO
New-Iork.
LONDON. 12.-silver quoted 81 9sd.
PARts. Nov l2-ExchaageOn LONDON. - francs 80 cen
checkA
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth RircT Vessels AMI Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ASHKS-Unchanged Pots. ~ 15c.; Perlas so 06c
BEE>wAX-In small sale only at 23G24c. for western

ASHES-Unchanged; POts, $4,000 PerLas % 0oc,
BEE-WAX-ln small sale only az 23GZ4c. Tor western
and southern.
EROOMCORN-Stil dull and nominal.
ANDLES-Steady and moderately active
COA-A steady movement Is reported IN az descrp-
tons prices quite firm Anth acife 81 30 - 80
Liverpool House camel l; Liverpool Gas do - New
COking - 1884 Scotch steam, ~ 15 english
do 50 75aS4 ProvuciiL So 7je 81. Pennsyvana and
Wesmoreland Gas - % West VI liaiO. - Cum
berIaud Broad top and Cleardeld 81 75tU>5 20
COOPERAGE SrOCk-Supphes h-ht demand good ana
prices firm
CORDAGE- Moderately active ami steady
COTTON-spOJ cotton o. and UNCHANGED sales, s5l
lsst includins 10 tr export i33
spinning 2SJ for speculation delivered on co tract
BOZ ports to-day 55,S6 bae against
6G.j54 bales tuis day last and ~ - last wear i0r e
week $40 bales I52,j last week and $40
iast wear since september l, L-4s,lOO bales AGAINST
l.6O493l fOr the same period last year.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

l2.-COtt0n
shade stronger for mddhng grades Towards. a1e
western upe 30 -; do. Extra 3 90 % 90 ram y
= 569s, DO Family IS 5oSss 75 Rio Oanis. S. 25s
ern tier closing steady soutern RED 81 10as a. do,
Amber. $ 1891 -. MOL Marvlind nomnai so western
Winter Red spot and November 8 eGel II b., Decemget
sll,'.esl ~. January 8 q ot II - ts,rnry ~ 10
s e.trn AID ToveTaber 81 10 % Decem-
Der 81 .a57 c for Old for New January, 56lG
SEC oats hrm aod quiet 0atheTl. ft@i-e ~ sV
on ct and slow Prime CAoc' Pennsy MIA and NARY
TAIL demand Mes, Pok ar rs T1 ST. B
sholicrs onernt clear Rb sides none Offering CO.
sac. Hans Iial3c Lard. R-hne1 ga Butter steady
H1rFGLo Nov I3-Floar nrm. unchanged. Wheat active
fo srrye an Ell 1911 900 Dus1 TO- December.
at u oDo bush Do - ~, i9.s 60 t, ie Mcbt =
II H. Coru unchanged; sales, 3tOgj bush No N.Y. o.
at 81 l. ejI Sc do. at 5lc; 800 ba'h SIMPLE AZ
Oht oats duotea a, "orsto an rs do en- the fraek
Inactive. Mali qu'iei Cansla ~ lH4 &C.,, ~
&c. Corn SIC oats Jl,c Canal feights-Wneat sc corn.
clcAoo NOV l2Flonr q Ter and gHcaangsd ~, wheat &c;
tive bus lower No Red Winter ~ o. 81 " ~.
1870 81 90 2 January No cigo surlng -G9lgc
Der a. M 4Au Dcerober 3 e. nnary kye hr'.er At
and higher ~ lu9sl4 . casn 81 {, a ~ ~ 20
fri e,.ler = &C. bd cash > qG9Ioo Noyem0er AMI
Deee4ee c 55gf o o; sh5ri Gear = &C. WGis<y
stead, unchanged az 81 IL F1eE-s-cofn TO bul4Ao
ccA Sos 14tona strong rR Rlss s. 2}S a. 10 s.
Rel wn,e y os Receipt l9 push s'ns NIS
~ go, tsf. giet bii fru NJ. 2 Mixed ! ao5c.
I've da: No =. 90 Ba ey IN good demand No tsli.
s-,t- IN fair e4aad shoulders 49, Gear RAP &c "a
Wist-s arris an urn It 81 - Butter IN ian demand
Choice We.e n rs rye 10 "a ioi Xew 0-eln
&c. Live toKs demand .ar aig h,,iket nm "a1gn
Bucler,. = GJasi g. Receipts 5000 helL Shipments
DETROIT nov I2. Flour steafy wheat weak w. white
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WOOL MAnKEt-DY rgLrGrApH.

PHIL ELPHiA Nov. i2.-WooL-Actve ard higher OHIO
Pennsyvan1 and West VrguaXA above 4Jc41 igc \,
4Caf7c Medium.ss 99j0c Coar-c4 C. York; hi9an
Fine aud Xxx. - n45c. AciIno.
f7GlS &c Coarse. f2c. alei ombug ADD neae-tine
WAshed Dcla'ne TX ~ soc; Me ium l-het Comb
Deane, 52a54c: Coarse, t5c; tana'a Wl-hei
Com1uR GJc.; Tab Washed-C l0ce 4sGJ2c. Fair.
4GH4sc.. Unwashed ifoubing and Delane-dedlun IN
WASHED Com ard De.lne 30 d37 Coarse SS 1885,
hrght Unwlshef ilOtling-tme Or \ ana AZ.
2-a3lc. Neum, 35 a57c.. Coarse S2@53c Dark Earthly
Uuwashec clothing FINE 4O022c MeGuu Zs03 e. Coarse
20 &c OrecOn-Fine. 3O135e Medium 3t 30e. Coarse
New. aur Color afOFne. lS02~c.; Medium.
a3sc Coarse carpet Wool 2O223c. Pulei-Extrs Me-
rino. 3s0t5ci super - G46ci lambs super 3s9A2c;
California Wool not qUOted.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER b. 1890

middlinc loo Gooa ORDINARY. o.; pet recetpts 5l5g
b. 4ioO BALES; last uug l5O" Gales stosN
1904 bales weekly net rfeipts, ISL bales erc-s 90
o. bales exports 20 Grea irtau TO bales 70 M ,oL
tft bales Il 0p bales
~ LOUIS Nov t2.-GottgD quiet Mddlug ~. Low
Wiflng i1o: Ord Htfc, ~ baiesi
iumrnr bales; sales i,if7 ai stock 30 - bales
weekly TO- IZS bales spmeht1 llzJl bales safes
II, sl2 bales -
Ai.a ,Gros Nov ~ Cotton quiet, Fteady; Ma TING.
1862 trg Ma me gf..- Jru1arf. net receipts.
$40 BAL stoss. % $50 bales
rorrOy HrCEfprs
NFw YORK Nov. l2-rne following are the trtai 1et ~
eapf of cotton AZ tao baa Mentioned ports Septeu
tar1 f4a fnf rnflu
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Diuioen6 \ oilres.

THE NATIONAL BANK STATE OF NEw-YoRK.l
NEW YCEK. oct 20. 1850.
AT A MEETING OF the ID rect0rs of this
II bans this da7, dividend 81 8 - per de-
cared Gus OF the last months payable
and after Aogemb,r instant The transisr bOo>s will
eo.e Ou october remain closed nui November IL.
Bv oder o, the Boar JOHN IL kOL5rON. cashier.
nIVIDEND NOrICE.-THE LOUISVILLE
~ aud NASHVILLE RAILROAD CDAPANY h-s
oecl. ged dividend capita -tOcs OF ONE
UTSDRFD PEA CESr, payable Ia stock
sfoc xbofers recUr the l3Hh Of November,
ls-O and Intend. the o. s shares Il
caplt 20 and for that OBJECT and further
notice lat the trans er books OF hs COMPANY
viii oe closed November Te0peued on the
al ubcr. 1881 ". RAM lf, secretary.
Net ors ~.
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Business gnsrres.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE
o. the most thriving MANUFACTURING
IN >e~ land. p1 opal BUSHES i-t has
other appe for soon can secu good uay
ing reasonable terms Address aO0nce, Lex
BOX 3D. Solthingt0n. Conn
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Ar curoAao ANp MrLwAuKGE.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Jan so l2s7s6eO5 2Oe77.74s l2oseos2l IL. s9S47
TT cor POS 222s559s lO66323s2 IIs599lO
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LIVE STOCK MARKErS-sY IELF1eAp p
- xox l2-CArriR-Recelpia to-day, 9s5 heal !
BuryAp ssk mus $500 head Tor che same time las
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OFFICE COPPER KNOB MINING COHPASY.l
No = BIZ ADwAY NEN YORK nov ., 1851.
dividend No. ..
The Board u Trustees have day declared dividend Of
Two PER CENT the ca nal st payale on aad after
viii he l0tA and reoge. On the 18Th
STATEMENT OF the FlNAScIAL CONDITION OF
THE COMPANY
cash ba ance sept ,sso .-.........-..S : G33 80
cash receipts 10 Sow l. lssO------.-.-- 252J0 90 ~ ~ -
Cash expenditures sept. ! to Nov. l,
cash 5a ance Nov l. lfs -. 81 O9j 81
Dividend Oi GEMS per snare 100000 shares $1,000
WILLIAM BEANDRETH
OFFICE OF THE Rlsrss sun GoLD MrING CoxP,Ny
or ALTOONA 80. . WALLsr
dividend No. 3.-Ihe Board of trustees
Ebay ms gay aeglsd auariery div deog q
Tor Ihs onarer eldi1r l,ctobor3 ayaDe he ns ant
raner VA the t5th reopen On the 10Th Of
l. D. coBrRIGHT seoretary.
New.York Nov no. $50.
OFFICE Of Ina Gupj MOUNTAIN GOLD MHDa ooMPAsTl
law ~ I'LL 's~G E,yY6.E october H. isso
INV DEND No l6.-Ihe bOud 81 Irus ens
Ohave "a d1sDe. aed ne sixteenth Nontly plNlDhND
company. p3,ablr o. TIE o q INST
Ir.aser books The Ism and rsopea o. the ~ Of
Oct,Jer. j. d. cD5Ikl3Hl, seer laIy.
OFFICE o. TaE HoMsTASE MNINo CO. }
dividend No. -.
~ Tho regular NOT T. DIVIDED q THIErY
q, t s Sr 10 te r .ie senfs. ELS FARO q Co.
90 Broad ~. Oh tl.r 81 ht8s1.ut
Ai-o
EXTRA DIV DENO go -
bon declared pay bic at the same I'm
ana place Transfers close On fhr b 10 { NJ.
H. H. PAtS0N-. Assistant secretary.
OFFICR Of TIE T1N.rIgsE MILL AND MINING Company
4i2 " alual-.t. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. b. SOD
Eighth DiNIDEND.
H Tnc Executive Committee OF the Board 81 Directors
OF tnls Conn have ms dty 1eclaIed tne reslln
My I0-lheud Of 500 ~. being rE CENls " EACH
STA ~ o. in ap tick Of .he company Paya9ie Oh asd
aaer Noyem0er = ne oaie ran4ler books slosei rom
W. J. CHEYNEl, ~ecrstaIJ
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Future. Irregular closing decline o.. % points,
trade moicr tey active sales 9n3u1 9aea Prices pid-
Noveraber lOTgal 81 December ir. D $50. January,
IO82 1891 February, 1885 05 March 10 o. -! B
ur / y qII.s Nav 81 T. .-.a Jun 10 0lloo
IN II Is Prices for rings MARGINS BET. 1880
December lO7 January 1855 February II March H.
Anrl Il.Jl july. l.bl. Augu-t
iiol Tocays cont aclsN 'ener tosJ
Ilecrmbe, Iu7 QlO75. January, 10 = 0s5 February,
lOs5alOJ7 MIrch.l Ito. Apu .i0 II t'- 9lat Hoo u
II 81 June llf7atl.49 Transferable orders AJ.'o.
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STATEMENT OF TRE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
THE COMPANY.
cash ba ance sept ,rSn. .....-.....-.Sl : f33 80
49," '''s' " $50 ssS 40
, 1880-08-31
A BEER WAR,

Srtetal Correspondence Of Thc Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Inil,, Aug. :9.-Thc Tippccanoo
County FaIr opens to-nlurrow, ard Just .,Uw
there Is considerable speculation M to lIuw It
will cotut out Bo'nu weeks ng1 tho Fnlr Assn-
cfatton sold to Jncnb Schwnrnl, for Il O00, per-
mission tn sell t,cer on tho GROUND during the
lhir. The Temperature reuple relGlltu. nlii
Threatened to rtnlnlti away. NGyertheless. tic
contruot WIS sIEnet! and 1tt'uey paid. Now
t,r>uEs,ly arosel. tho ln,Iics rot themselves
to work to keep pet,ric n'sny, and ca'ynsssa tls
w'lrnns: WIN vt,wcti they would not nttcn,l no
long ~ beer was s,,ld. Mr. Scuwar,, hnl tho con-
trt.St h's, ySnr, md hls lconso dncs not expire
until Wednesday noxt,.-tho third tlny or
tho Fnlr. Yesterday ho npp1ied, at II
Rf2eint sitting Of Tic county Conf
mlss!onors. for rctnltcrB license to seil on tho
grounds. Tho temperance folks appunrcd md
r0n,ollstrsltcl, stating thnt tho advertisement
stated tint he would apnly at Tho septrnbsr
season OF tho I}oMr,l (which dpcs not meet until
Tho It'll, md therefore permit Gr1lutGl In ALL
gust woA!!l 10 llcgat Tho I!oNr4 therc,ll'0n re-
fused, atid the temperance folks were getting
relly to rejoice. wlleti SchwMrfa announced bis
intention to srll under his old license until # OK
plrel twhlch ~ before suited. will t,o on tle
third dizzy Of tho far). and after TINT dAto no wifi
sell nn,ler his Government i!ucnsc, iii Iunrt Mt IL
ttnei This WIS II how turn, and thus thu matter
stands Tonight.
, 1880-08-31
HEADQUARTERS.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or THE CENTRAL.
GARFIELD AMI, ARTHUR CLun
hell meeting yesterday afternoon at thoir
headquarters nt tho Palmer lIonsc. ". j. Camp
betl presided, ull tho H,cnnbnrs Of tho Committee
being present. Tho two systeIms for preventing
rcpcnttnK by tho uso Of II rnt-book n,ld II copy
OF the ceilstls were brought VI, for Liscu8apn
Mr. schorcUlt explained Tho advnntngcy or huv-
Ing detailed snnp Of overy precinct, and Mr..
i,uscltwnh explained his rlotho,l Of using
the 'eensua-returnH. 1t Is tinuGttu!
wI,ethor these roturlla can be obtatned for copy
ing1 ns M Mtl,oy hay1 been shnped to Washington,
fsS M aSnut "5y M ano!s III s woea sSs
cplved M1lu lni. over. It WIS decided to 4,0ll n
meeting "f : tho EuMna!xn C9,n,nlttee. which 4
i'aln.or IIa,lso Aftor ilsteil,,g to vnrio,s aug
entnplgn work. tho Committee adjourned until
U II. M. tU-mOrr.w.
TIE REPUBLICAN, srAyE CENrI.Ar. CoMMITrgE
!..yo by heon 90 haFassel by port!naeio,s callcrs
lc!1nH to tho business rot,ttis, .aId rocuivo
ca!lctos in tho uutcr clnl'-rooln. \ number nf
iinnuinug)y reported Increasing guOl l,rsislMrts
throuEhout tho atnte, t'oil. logan and Bcnntor
DSssSy vaio hye r4, t ts sep @ epo s to ye
Krcnt ical Of hats worie wns in,o yrstor1lay, aud
tho uAshl'Aixn Hlvcn II decided impetus.
TIE YOUNG MEMS GENTisAL uA1lrIRIp AND
ARTHUR uI,Uu
will hold n meoting ut tho 1rand T'nc,lc Hotel
this 9yenins wtlon tug Question 0f rcct1Hnixll,g
s HIS St nas tSo en eo,.ssas g Ss y
sSrs 81 sha Ia,Ss hs,ss %aS saiss Il ths S Sea. s
sare,i Ait @ tns G, Gsn,f!i Gae ,;:'cslss.l thur
tas'lss to YoiinE Aons Gill; Iho ntos o. i,. i..s
ssy not I" ss,,1 rep
, 1880-08-31
from tho district clubs will lie rcnly fur pres
cntntton. aud tho wurk OF organization may bo

from tho district clubs will lie rcndy fur pres
cntntton. aud tho worH Of organization faAy bo
taken up. ............
THE FRENCffMEN.
Nhtwtthatnndlns tho unravornhlo weather n
Mtxbt At Nh. TIN Indiana avenue for tho pur-
E,t,ss 3f orRan,ztng ~ Krenoh lnsslolh md itlhnr
uIcetrd oi1lcHrs: Albert 1.chr,tn. President;
Antoine Atennncr,. Woo. .I'rnaidnnt; i'Jerro
lntrlor, bccrntMry: 1nute Monar.l, Trcnaurcr.
V. lcrariIn. G. Gsl,ot. and II. O'llanohln. a
motion. baukH1 tip by Ftesach from ~. u.
o. Col. hbncr Taylor na Congressman for tho
First District.
sOrrn CHtcAno.
A Scandinavian unrncld md Arthur Club was
OrHnnxttl III South ChicaRo Saturday ntpht.
Tic follo,winK ot'!ears w9te olectei; john \.
,left: Andrew II. viusielIus, Bccrotary; q. x.
freeman. lesvgAtc to the Cnok Cnunty Central
Gnr'tcil md Arthur Club. Tho mcestnE was nd.
will tAkc place Haturdny ovnning.
, 1880-08-31
A CENTRAL ORGANIZATION WANTED.
!Sptttal Ui1pdltb 10 Ihk Ghteaoo Tribune.

CHICAGO, Aug. U.-Tho time has arrived when
notion sl,uuId DO tnkcn 10 organize the city and
county Oh popular tnsls. In tho eaRorrless Of
cihlttt.s and racions 10 rim the hcpubionn cam
patp1, tloy hhve organized themselves Into cet,-
trni organizations, ,nhtIo ther cnrn,nittccs With
n!it Rysten,, mn! fnll of recolytnH tllU Gont1decs
t,f tho whule party. Let us ut Urlcu stnrt right.
Chill l!irULinK If uAch wnrl to elect twicU AZ
inany telestltes NJ usually Hre sunt 10 convetl-
tios 1T III IMrties 10 rerrescntetl: md cHl't~
acnttai y0e this yunr; iyt every Interest bn rep
rtscniesf, nill. y wisely done, central ur9,auizA
i'dnnCo and support ur MI, nttd Will ni III tnrHo-
" tIcrenslhT tic ttto Md NIL IN more perfect
canvass. Wa hlys Garnest work before US. Asll
VI. tatlt YDsrl To fr!ttGr away ulIr strength III
E!lstniilg organizations thnt do mt fully rctp-
resent thu tpsipIe. T1cra IL no time u lORg III
tho work bcfOre lIs, ltEugut.lCAS.
, 1880-08-31

Ephrnfm G. WaltAco 'licd II bill yesterday
ngalnst his wifc. sarih NJ, nto Jnckman. ilskluR
fora divorce UT tho yr,und Of 'dcscrtlun.
Della Kpnnctly also t.letl similar blu, chnrg-
Ing thai her husband, sIEchucl n. Kcnncy, I,ud
boon guilty of tho " fol luwiuy unlawful trnns-.
Kress!ons, to-wt": Adultery. descrt tion, hn
al drunkenness, md cxtrntHo anu rppeRtel er,l-
city. She would gladly mnku other 9hnrges, hltt
tho present Statute on tho subject OF divorce
thnsp above given,
1lcrthn Hlockc asked for Il divorce from An.
cruelty. ~
Anu Lonn AtEellt makes tho sumo allegations
nR!!tist dustAv A0eidt f1l her Till for tho B,tlue
RELIEF.
Mlun!e a. ltnwsun whs married in 1B,N to
thnrlcs nNWsor btt hu soon after went East
phcr0 uf i3osto TINT he roulh not tcnr himself
away. This wns IN lb1l md hts dchlre for "tult-
tire" IL yUt unnppcnstd. His wife charactIr-
izes hls conduct us dcscrtlon, md ,lsks Tor Il
prosatc divorce.
, 1880-08-31
IL NOT A CANDIDATE.

ID fhs Editor o. 7hs Chtcapo Trttuns.
CfiiCAHO, Aug. DO.-rlcaso do mo tho kindness
10 say that 1tn mt now. mover haya been, and
turc Of this Btatu. rcgAst1 II M very bArren
huror indeed. and an injury rather thnil help
10 tho future prospccts nt my. yuung ,nan of
Koal cnnrlcter who nny DO nnfurttfato though
Vlare for young lnwyrra. Ii Is not Eot,d enough
fur men WHO want 10 retain tho respect Of their
fully, THOMAS II. UwYkn,
, 1880-08-31
1tttft$iH.

Gus Van Hurcn, nttorncy for j" Dr." Enrll, tho
nbortionst, was flying nrol,nt tho cuurts ypster-
day trying to get y Judge 10 gr1.lt II writ or
hnbons corpus fur his oIIunt. IIu wis not siiu-
ctssfMl.
Judge Durnum will bo In court for motions
Sept. 10.
Judges nrllminond md Tiolgctt wevo IN cOurt
yGstertlay, hut will mol 10 III court again Until
Monday. :
discharges frrm bankruptcy wcro granted
yesterday to M1clucl Eyuus nEld John Hickey,
, 1880-08-31

mission oard+ but to tho blnck md w1tu costume
~ ordinary city ifo thor0 waa M admission, Ti0
erald. procured froln Il lt,ttirr Il curious hcn,l.
tlEcst. n which DO taxn'l IN uxtrnnrtifnnry cWk-
nur, hhfrGHoI from tho K1rRrnl,a purter N tho
thus atttrct gained rnnIy entrance,
, 1880-08-31

UNITED frATEs CIRCUIT rC0uNv-CnNrEsslos
w. llollstcrv. William ". Cr0Ukcr, 81, ,4es.;1.
HUpERl0lI Cnuitr - CONFESSIONS - Tuwlo s.
topper v. IIczcklah Gnsh1inll, $1IL60,
, 1880-08-31

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Tho Massachusetts Lifo-Insliruneo Company
hctnln n suit ycstsrslny ngntust tho County Of
Kankaktu, clutmiuy $1,000.
, 1880-08-31
1aDW 1Hu Got Iii.

gussiy uiE, performance at tho Paris Opera wns
tsNutaI alu q uniform Ut some sort was
q 0etAbex pf the press had an Ad.
, 1880-08-31

Delicate Humalrs lind Malt liItturs nourishIny,
etrpuxlhpnlux, puA purifying.
, 1880-08-31

uyu mo tho ahakes4 Sanmparllia In prefer
cneu to ull othefs-c. Il. uaanlttts. u, d.. Bus
, 1880-08-31
CHICAGO, PEK1S IL SOUTHWEST
E}kN.

&. q. Heed. 1teccver Of tho Chicago, Pokin g.
Southwestern Nailrontl Company, fltd his re-
port yesterday hofore Judge I,ra.,nnond for
tho mouth OF July, which ", in brief, lis fol-
lows; ~ . s y
, 1880-08-31

4 LII T1lk AADtEA AND .uESTLEMHN WHO
~ wlsl e vii eaat,2n cl9thPE ss[pgfs n,d ey,l"
VIII pay II yer cont uFv thaH n.ly other dualuf
IN thA city. lvlnGMtas tia number. ~ ak4ta.St
, 1880-08-31

Balance on hand. 8,Ml