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ab!o Nospolltan. struck With tho Ernce of tho
rr1nesrs oSthorine, tlondo 9r elnnrsa;aE
seoinrod his love-, and. THO ntEair soon
lNcA1ot n tho thlk at 1T. Petersburg.
llo :. established hor In apartments ol,
tho English qnay, and hero hc has visited almost
daily Tor tho paAt ton yehrA 10 seek sotnnn II! her
e,ciety from tho cnros AMI Worries ut Btats
affairs, md to receive thoso fond aareaaca 81,
dea,r to most mon, anil wh,eh tho lato En,pross
found It uttorLy impossible TO hestow on him.
The PEtncGsa Do'EorouokI has given birth TO
several chiidron. MI of thpm being authorised
by IMMORTAL Mkase to bear tho titles Of Count
tInet branch Of tho nomanof7s. Tho Princess
followed the Emporor te tho banks u tho
tho late war WITH Turkey. Ot co,trse tho Enl-
press khew nll about 1t, but her malely md tho
coldness OF her nature cMliscd hpr to shut her
eyes 10 tho renl state Of the onse.
A. We hare alroatiy Indicated. runor says tho
Emperor viii n1nrrv tho rrinccsa l,y-Rnd-by, but
whothor he Will wed hor publicly or coniraet
morEant'q alliance ls mt yet determtnod BY the
faint Of a .mosalE!anoe, for tho DDlgoroueki
family lan R1rcntty been connected by MARRIAGE
with tho HDunnOtfs.
, 1880-07-23


Tho Boarsl of Trustees ut thctr last meptlng
nnlo the following appropriations for tho ut,s,l.
Ing year: Vlllago Attorney, 500; Village Clerk,
$S10: Police, s1,lD0; Sinking Fund, s2DU: ealnry
Of Village Treasurer, 500; Contingent Fund,
500.
Tho Garfield ind Arthur Club hold meeting
last evening In tho Warrcn and lSeoncy Hall.
speeches wero maho byincrnbers OF tho Club aud
some gentlemen from Chicago.
EVANSTON.
Prnf. il. F. Fisk bus gono to Clifton Springs to
beneht of his hralli. Mrs. Fisk aid tic chIdrcn
will! visit relatives In New York ln tho meal-
Yesterday morning ut 7:45 O'Clock Mr.. John f.
AfoWat1e and Miss Ada c. Sonlers weru very
quietly tnnrricd ut tho residence Of tho brtdoa
es ~ tha M nnrtcs sso ut t,, me a,
half-oozen persons wero present. Tho ceremony
was performed " tho Acv. George e Noyos,
Mrs, McWalo cnu,e III III, curly truth to Chicago,
where tholr home will be.
LAKE.
ffCharles Jonns, a saloon keeper doing business
win VIII 4 chssse-knife: ia liad closea bis saiooa
wuk01 a as w,s su s sa h%a a 1 ss ns
II bed and gut Up 70 look for him. Soc saw him
lying ,gn, tue wilk between tho house nnd haE7,.
cono vi, Htnirs. s!,o askcl hln, what she should
sSe eaiis j.tlss Corey. sho ves e; noat isos. s
but could DO nothing for him. lilo died nbont
Sstock. iiS ~ a. aef,n " yoaFs at age. md
liiswlle Or .,ughinrs can nssign no ca,so fur ,hc
He owned tho ground and fulfilling whUro ho WIS
9mg ~ s;Mt, ill., fGr14y a at the
Unif
, 1880-07-23
A High Prico for I:Exs.

II the sale Of cutlosltIca which took nlnro 4,
London on Friday be my criterion, Chc 1rc., y
aux has boon worry badly advised iu ceastns n. n,
periodical vla!ts to tho North OF Scotland. 4.
foreign travclor that gentle bird was at one ill.,
somewhat Of q cetebrlty. When tiroi OF tviass H.
for. !nn,p- hsh Ia tho northern Seas, or poss,hyy
pracladcd from doing 20 BY tho phenomeaonn
southern latitudcs a Greenland. Norway, spIt,a
bergen and tho extreme North OF dmsl
nsltnln occasionally acoolnpanled by his spouss.
son1o cleft nttoyo high water. Two such = ~. y
In0rlals Of visits have, indeed, Just passed. unde,
tho auotionser'a hammer, ono selling for RIm
while tho other actually fosohed 1Gs gult,eas t.
fortunate buyer being Lord Iilford. Why, viz iii
those facts h0tore him, tho great aux ttsT
away.. It might, indeed. be hnrd to uniet,tsas
4 bird TINT can lay such golden eggs nl ihess
ty-to tho best. markets.. One dtgloliity onif
prcsonts Itself IN tho matter. and TINT ceftaa]y
suddenly become Extinct, II that b. 80 %. Il
cFfs aro certainly worth all that thoy hsys
fotohcd. ns no moro will be found in Scotland Il
h1NnHhnfn.
, 1880-07-23

hoy struttct. thoro fn his tont; Tho ginger. pop
dI9rttNry wna j1,trcyc1,ctt bph,ni ccTtMiuty 1tut
IcsR than two t.io,,anua bottles, overy blessed
one nf which fns, to lp tnkcu bnck crrty: tito
"try- YOUR Wild and muscle rrO-
fcssors f0urlcti in puwertulEy with tho!r MIRA.
tcrintts md xttcr1rR uprRrptua: thcrc wcrc Ro
,nnny pretty Ktrls Tint half tho oya tot crxas-
eyet trying to louk 1T ifo,nsall at OucG,-in t(ro
tic clements nj ontoyment wcrn j,lst heapot up
beyond every reasonable cxpcctnLlon
Then there wpto hubby hrrcs. md there yyns
dance platform. md splendid band, too, that
played no end Of drcnlny wnltxcs aud s1ttl-
stirring l,ulkas md rrcslstIhle Raops all day;
and t1iee were eWIpus at,t, racing xrullntts and
eroquet parks. And-jnst as il thcse wore nut
lnorc tlnn b1,U1tgll--thoro were tho coolest and
In,tst shn,tcd spOts Imaginable for youth and
maiden to sit In and jtscuas ricl,to politics.
Places where tito birds snng niid tho crtckcta
!iddletl, and tho wnat wind whfsporct Rtry noth-
inKs to the cns,l,nttIsh hcroca,-anf, when the
sweets Of oven those cioycti, tIcre WIS tho beach
mt Mfar on where tho silver strnnn swept in a
shining curve 10 tho Astant city; wkorn
Lake Michigan stretched her kcn,metl
and sctntiatinE tloosi, cirnr and crystalline,
10 tho very verge ut lfonAn9 Heaven; whpro
wllto wl1,Kc.l ynchte glitfed by like sca-btt1is,
dipping ever nitu nuon tn kiss spIuo wnnton
lrccze; md where u rnft Of small boys wrro
hent On Rntng in swimming, and did 10 ia, md
perhaps caught their death Of cold WHO knows?
uAsu Asn r,rr
, 1880-07-23
Negro Merchants,


Mr. 8. Powell Thompson writes "a follows from
! aMy attention bus been called to your review
OF a work BY 6lr leorgu Campbell, entitiul
double Interest, eolnx paFe negro; A such,
had the opportunity of seeiug tile negro ID vory
nearly all positions aud conditions Of Ilfp, you
will. perhaps. permit ne u correct false lM-
psssslon under M which you soem to by laborins IL
10 say It'll have tho honnr 10 AelonR. You kays
A sucocasful negro merchant WRITING the word
nexro With s,nMll nj or ahopkeeper sSsnIs tu bo
unheasd ", and YOU qupta froln tho work you
Fevlew alother Rcnlonce tn kpeplng With yOuFs-
panoly; u hAve scaroely found negro who
AZ a rissn in dI. tho u.l nercantlh world hghor
DO. not know. your promises, but what
over thoy arc, they tnust 1e very faulty, since
thay hays ave leti you 70 y M conclusion thse cannot
as'would have atArrd hlr Genrgu Campbell In tho
fRco bad be, whlls away from hIs haiue, yisltod
u feW OF tho, 1nofr advanced Wgst Indian col
pates ln contunstion With tho un!soi States of
app!1-st9ll. ll.clniax opinion Of the negro's nasr-
pa|akilHt abilities. ! An angry neither with you
nor alE George, for belIsvp yunt Atatem3But
arc made In good faith; stu. cannot but ex-
, 1880-07-23

tho German nrmy. On April !, 1881, when tho
to he formed Will have heap cttnplotct, tho {icr-
HRn leid nrmy Will comprise 77l,74a officers and
rnscrso troops viii n,,tnor iii, ,4an OF Mi ranks;
thu landwchr forces. .sEAfr>; md tho garrison
troops, t1,,EA. Altogether, therefore,, In tho
hnvo over lfOt,lOn solG!ers Mt once available.
1'hia nnml,nr, hDwcvnr, larRo a. 1t Is, does not
tho Empire, l,ocansc tho men Of Tho Ernst5 ro-
serve nfo not Included 1t, II. At tho preeent
tftn1 this Ersntz resorvo cnns!Ata 0f N0.0t0 mgu.
Of whom I'M 600 ben8 to tho lrst, and IkO0OO to
tho seo0ld class, and alt Of these woulil le avail
milo on tho outbreak OF war, c,thor for the tor.
nation ut ntldItionnt Held hattniiona or for the
augmentation of The lalltlwohr hnttalIons,
, 1880-07-23
THE LINCOLN MONUMENT, i
Eptetal l1istkfek to Ths fAtrun, 1%ih,,n

oWeH' O"Pa9Es 70 98 tH1up0 1tt9WHI :
SrniSGrlEI.p, ILL.,, July ss!s.-rhe e llDn. O.
II. Hutch, Secretary OF the National Lincoln
Monument Association, to-day, rccciyhd q
cablrgrum from Larktn q. Mcadc, tho arttst,
announcing that ho had completed. u,ltl
shipped to tho Cf,icopce Works the models
for tlla lust two groups to be plncel On tAa
monument, the artillery aud cavalry groups.
The foundry ut east thau Immediately, ai,d
they will pr0bnlly be placed ln position early
In October, When t[lis IL at lust done, the
monument will be completed.
, 1880-07-23
LAKE BLUFF,

4AAE DHuffs
me eo.. s"nany.Seno", na. ~. assembly Ad"
Tho ,"n .s a. re ys',s" services lee @ ws
tin,,unce of pleasant weather, which encouraged
many nnraona frnm ch,cnun and tho vtffopc.
about Lake Mum to arok its shady srovss,
where pleasure and picty continually ana har-
Phelps read before IN interested audience
tho ns Tho paper was 9cpeto rs sye
iur lllustrntious and mt quotations. ahnwinv
tbc ciosc ~'n.Ion ~ fho vM.io,,s ss,n,1os ~
Fungi and other plant life, and their bearing
Owing to tho ilncss of tho Roy. J. N. Caldwell.
hl' hour was n,,,s occupied ,.I, BY
who eommuncod by giving . a.'mmary Of tho
which, owing to interruption. was not tlnIshcd.
r. ss''sst s; ~ + sssoSsat: y sse%
~ un WIFI ~ n liz 10 tn9ca - tne en ossGos Mass
Tcstan,c,lt christin,tIty wa prnpaaato,l Mnnnr
poop.e. Prof, islackburn nt fhts tnoInt
iook up tho subject which had boen
o.ssiEned ~. h!in. STle Organization of
ton Which ho PROPOSED to auswer was, How
diI tho books 81 tho Dtbte Como tn tx, canon-
Christians ,nst ,nyo f,'d an.ne ric Nv ~ rsin ga
they uctertniilcd what books Vcro inspirod. and
they applotl it. '-'
easabiishcd by inuiority yoto in os,uncI. i t,it
tho Professor tscartici tb}s vin,S On tho pr,,,nd
decree .nnythlnx not alrcady established. 4
sccond theory wins TINT Moses docured his books
to. 10 inspired, and tho other IItbte writers
npt11rrn ftfk lsnn tr1to htrI
guIlea tho makers Of tho books: 6ut there was
Professor then presented whit ho Thought tho
most credible theory, to tho ofrect that tho utlron
ob III Hy INC er wiro &c 81 tho on Fifty 70
Thoy examined tho oxtcri,ai and lntoTnnl
evidences Of tho authority Of ouch book. Wo
with certADiy how tho canonIcIIy OF tho books
W., W!s determtned; d nnt grentor uncertainty
the celcnrte s bSoks of tho dey n n aposioo
times there woro 1ncn enough vino knew por-
sonally thu. Tho APOSTLES wrote THO books which
tnent books DEMONSTRATED tAat thoy wcro nus Gun.
onlzcd. 1hoae which wero first written woro
preserved In tho Ark. T,on Ezra nalo COM
pilntion of them, md they wcrv translated by
1h9 seventy. Christ also affirmed ther nuthen.
tsGity ana insllrat1on. alil tho speaker thought
aanp VIE, th9s % hs M @ Gesa se t.
,; yoa,rs tho books q tho Ncw Testament wc5o q!
theso @ lsto ss ons s bdas
n1itthefntieity: i.iithf Thorc wero three to1dGnees
as Sc sais to1
fnrmati9n concerntng Christ!hnity; secondly,
@ a
tte1.doe'es might not show th2 method Of form.
so I ~ tso aa 5 ehd %s o5
nt -, ~ v I;t,',;+ - ~ ~ Irs
, 1880-07-23
THE WATER-SUppLY.
Cruising Around in Search Of In.
formation.
Tho Crib Pronounced All Right-Ftlthy Waller
from the North Branch.
The Mayors Present Position IN Regard to
the Pumping Works.

N"oao1s u".tc!' u'o n,eSo1t III" IL ie" "'Noo
GUESTS. visited tho crib yesterday, and sub8c-
t,l1cntjy took \ rl,tc song tho lnko shpro In tho
yielnItv ~ ,,hcro thc Fnticr,on n,.cn,,e tnmanit
emntica intn tho luke. Tho object Of tho o1cur-
Sion WINS FIRST announced 10 bo to exntnino
tho crib With n view to consider
fnu ita strrrvth and tho nfrcot
t,rno or,, ~. ,".s,.s.s ~ .ta ..,,,s. n.s
,'nn !. ~ ~. ~ ! tass ' 49, ~ ."S Shses @ nas9 na
this suddenly bccumo a sccondary ,nn,ter. md
tho p,,rposp OF tho trim was rtven out In In tn
n~om,n,ho ..sl,,.'., ~. v1 " w ;"
". o'e wv eo.'' eo"uu 1na't'pt' " NY ""Ue
pumped from the Nnrth Branch into tho lpko.
Tho rlto to tho crib was very pleasant, barring
r,,n ~,n..,, .sA,, ,,ro., u,,, ,,,,,
,r.,, ,4tn,, -. 1870 ~. a.. A1s .us' ~"
a oar 70 1 o %e ~
In great volumes, md rs II swopt ovur tho bout
md floated awaY, argued Us nothing olso c,ntld
in favor OF a},atttie tho smoke nutsauco. md
,n'a may aiter nj naVo becn blessing
III a'ax'ltao, Tor 1t lelt its Impression upon tho
persons, IL not upon tho minds, Of tsl1 with whom
n tnstv wos ,r,,,, ~ tha s,r,,ct,,,.
",,n S,.sa.h.., Ts . .'uo .. uao hfuotueo'
ions to tho coatn.ry, i. was found 70 10 In ] about
the same condition it has been for several years
A few ugly CRACKS were seen II, tho wulls ca,t,ed
uGla. and tf,csn In nnwisS af1cntSH thn atronvsh
II il,o structure. Tho wafer was s." e,ear Hi
5s nna ne assrea th9 VS.
@ nt}I, ,s"s so 1@e Us 8tfonstn WIS eohoeFaed' tho
va" a. eourn 40 ,r MI, ,vv, rv~x
aperturcs ubont tic base of tho buli!iins through
shut and tunnei. Tho city Engineer pointed
tons every yeer, which wes Jln'lnsh'ng thoir
size, and might eventually become n sertona
nnttor; nnd Mr. Jnekson, taking up the same
it1ca,. suFRcstol thnt additional apparatus
thu 6t0ODKpA nf Df In
by iiDNtlig leo. The question OF 4 now crib was
nosnrtei! 70 II tno kenefi conversation, ont nl!
t ~ snhl H. oe ., w9nia NY 5o eedca uhti
o ~ Et - ~, -. ~ Iau , uS M hcw t4nuei
10 70 ssupy s ',0 1no oy WIN wator' whioa would not
W Fsn,, i9r ay tcy ;, yn9tS IT, 70 G,s cone
10 tho il1tlo CRIB Oh Lincoln park. whoro
~. TIE 1,, FtssnloS .s at hvsSos A. mi. CONDUIT
tho objective point wns i,cnrrd tho atmosphere
wero 90 famiiinr at tha bridres s "IInd md
nlonK tho Nlain brunch oi tho river solno woske
fur tic occas!on, They wcro. when tho cr1b waa
rcnchcd, 30 slckening as almost TO prul.co null.
sca. and thoso who had hcurd 80 inuoh Of tho
Influence Of tho couiuit hai st,n,a mis.ivfnass
rs TEX ssttsa " sch stGs'es Tae FIX
G a1 hp s pya Fom aom ho so sy says s
North Brunch, which went to estab1Ish tho theory
bottom. HG could havo inatlo 10 other ans,yer, in
fact, iI Wow Of his claim thnt tho river pure
anu sH,a nu39qss ~ Mut moment Later @ tue NGyoE
wacr t6ss III IN. o 81 no a dyy
3istter than tho ske water tioatsd Awey, and
tex ~, On tho srtec. could not possibly roach
ne ere ha tsor;es 1ye II y t 70 n9 esn Gn
@ taS cy tESbs iSS ssS
either Rrcatty overcstilnated, or TINT moro llth
, 1880-07-23

The Gcrman Army
A German military paper prints q very In.
stsuotlve statement OF the actual strength ps
, 1880-07-23

For mosquito and insect stinys use Psplllou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
RIILWAY INThRESTS.

INTERESTS OF THE ELEVATED LII rs.
NO MORE DIsMIssALs 10 BIZ MADE-rHE STRUCTURE
IN THE BATTERY PARK-OPINIONs OF GENERAL
MANAGER HAHN AND CORPORATION COUNSEL
WHITNEY.
The employees Of the elevated railways fear that
the directors will still further reduce their numbers
in order fully to make up the $1,000 tax levied
upon the railways by the Tax Comm ssioners. Cen
eral Manager Ham SAID yesterday when asked by
TRIBUNE reporter If there would be more dlsmissas:
Mo; | think we have reached hard-pan, and
that the present force will be- retained throughout
the winter The fact is. reduction of force has
chiefly been due TO the change from summer 10 WIN
ter ARRANGEMENTS for running the trains. When the
excursion business became lively along the West
side we heightened the hours of the Ninth-ave
line. so a. to carry the people home on their
return late at night. SO it was on Second
ave; the picnic people used that line good
deal and we had 10 accommodate them.
There isn't a railroad IN the country that
doesn't reduce Us number Of employees. and the
number # trains run during the winter. The Coney
Island companies don't run any trains at ALL
DO Won think you have enough employees 10 run
the trains safeIyp SAID che reporter.
"Oh the public need have no apprehension on
that poiut: we have an ample number to run the
trains without danger said Mr. lam.
"Tbe Park Department IN June last gave you the
six months noticenecessary for reVoking Your per
NIT to cross the Battery Park: have you made Any
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. HOME FOR C0NTALLSCEYTs.

ann FROM THE REV. DIR. CHARLES T. DEEMS
o. "A, Editor Of The Trt6HHe.
Srp. There are thousands OF people VINO are
-, ,r,r, the hospitals IN NeN-Yo rG every year
- ave ,pcu-abe and are transmitted II INSTITUTIONS
-,as Ar s8ch patients. some are strong enough TO
- tn kind OF work thew can dc. some have homes
,,,and. But th.r are hundred whose physical con
a.. ssueh As preciudss the hosp ;al from retaining
h, r,,le il is not such a. viii sustain them IL tteir
-,c,le 10 secure employment. Tie disease has been
.onouered on, the strength has NOS been regalned.
rbrovn upon the great city IN the cold gloom
NJ winter not able walk many hours n searching
for work they become utterly discouraged and faint
nv the way Many returned 10 the hospitals TO de
or 10 be brought back convalescence Very many Of
these cases appeal to the Sisters OF the stranger and
40 oome IN NY notice. Before going to the Last last
viuter had conference with al estlma0ie LADY VINO
acted on the matter after consul ana has Deen
able 60 commence a ConvaiescenFs Home. AS YET
believe only women are admitted. There is work for
several InstI .utIons OF the kind.
Upon NY return to the country Last summer gentle
man sci apart $500 for another Home for Convalescents
10 pe IL charge Of the of the Stranger under my
direction And lady hearing OF this movement sent
subscr piou OF 800. Very little can be done Win THIS
SIM JUDGED it does not Justify 50 much as the hiring
OF a small house for year. Some furniture also has
been sent me enough perhaps tor small room Not
Knowing what do with these contributions, which have
seemed 10 come 10 me prOvidentiy. have consulted
one OF most trusted pnilanthroplc "OfAtfs aO os
OF our best Known puoc spirited bar kers ana am ACT
Ing on their Twice IN publishing this statement.
Now II the CITistIan public approve sucA movement
90 or ming 10 sustain IL viii undertake 20 super
vac thls work aid that II Is done Thoroughly wei
and economically. To the Work O. my aFse pailsn
vii Gladly add THIS II the indications be that 10 - really
snnrecafed by class OF our citizens VINO are able 10
snstain such an enterprise 49,.
r. intent IL to have a home where may rest two
M three weeks necessary less. while they are re
covering STRENGTH home that snail De cAeeliu an he
bright and comfortable. A man WIZ klo"3 tAal II ne
faint in hs search work he VIII DC aDe TO return
and rest all u ght amid the Surroundings OF Il
home " not 90 soon faint MANY man may mus ne
tided over shOal place and set sailing on prosperous
voyage. - c,.-.u
Ii is Thanksgiving season, and II Is lear christmas
Perhaps this IL the very time TO begin such work 1
1nake no solicitation no appeal. IhIve ANXIETY TO
add thIs labOrs bat II tue public desire me Will
do so cheeruuy. ~ .oo
Remittances may be made TO my address, NO 423
West YseeOndst, or Church OF the strangers NO
4 WmthrOp-pace. IL would be better 10 SEM cnecAs.
Al amounts VIII be duly ackBOw lodged.
CHARLES I. Deems.
Pastor OF the Church OF the strangers.
Es,c- York, Nov. %. 1880.
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East 23ast an ruesday morning Esd n.s 10 O'Clock
Il s desired friends viii not send Towers
1 30 ~ gss 20 yap
Funeral from p mouth Charca' @Htora' CONN., "" "
csrises viii be in waiting on arrival of train
from Sew-York.
the late George Nelson widow Of the late Rev. Thomas
BrsintGall. IN tho I'D year OF her age.
Relatives and friends family are invited 70 attend hes
funeral on wednesday shs ztth ln5s a. %ers u
BY request OF the family. trends will not send lowers
BROW At his residence NO Goth st. Monday No
Ss%er - Edwin e%s Pseyean Church corner
haso and 29h st. wetnesdAy Soyemes6 ~ s 4. ~
Friends kindly requested n" 10 seno MOVERS
Campo LII suddenly November 90. 1880. Patrick j.
Campbell, aged l6 years . a, 49,.
his ale residence 49, North 2dst, Brooklyn, r. u, at
Restisss friends the family respectfully in
vttsd to attend
twin daughter ]. b aad JAM C. coI asd years and
months.
Internent New-Haven Conn.
KEITH-At Bethlehem Penn. FRIDAY, November 10. julia
ne late Elias BOudinot
IAZgLIIn saxfons River Vermont November 90 Charles
year Of bis age.
NIcnoLs-on the 22d inst, at hrs residence in Newark
Friends q the foiy invited attend his funeral az tho
FIRST Presbyterian Church NeFsrh on Fflst ~ p
"s Of Ai'g p nv wiz meet - MS ''
oGDENon the 18Th inst at her residence Newark " J.,
Gertrude 5. ogden. 50 the o5th year u her age -,
funeral viii be attended from Trinity Church Newark
Her friends are ihyitsd . attend.
sAGE-At Flshkill-on Hudson. v y. Novemb Il. Mlo
sage IN The 10Th year OF his are ,
Funeral Wed aesi1y 1T y. from his late residence
WARRIOR saturday November 20 Mary ~ wife Of George
The funeral viii be held at Al Souls chnrcn Atm
iaIo oe!ocS II Is requested n at no flowers be sent
wOLFE-On Monday Poi INST Al bis residence, J05 5thsye
FSner tom he honse "wednesday morning az 10 O'Clock
It is requested that no flowers be sent
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GOTERNOR blue JEANS" HILLIANS At
THE THEATRE.
From The Syracuse Herald.

From The Syracuse Herald
His quaint, cOuntritied appearance made the
Governor centre attraction whichever he appeared
N pubic during mis- residence OF the State capital ana
h. afforded end Of amusem ~ 70 the r0 an
populace evening he escorted TWO female friends 10
Tie theatre To see d" Romeo and Junet played III
bought admission tickets. but neglected to get those
with sea coupons attached. With the most ingenious
All be surveyed tue empty chairs awaiting Occu
pants and selecting three OF the pest, seated
h,mself and his party therein. Presently the per
Non who had reserved the seats entered and the Gov
srnor was obliged By usher 10 surrender MS place
By tins time the body Of the hall had hied so ne c0oy
took pOssessiOn proscenlum box but soon tne Dox
renter appeared and oastsd him again, Then the Old
gentleman waxed wrotn and. taking his ladles III tra
marched out OF the theatre loudly avOWlng his disgust
with these pesky neg-fangled notions +" about re-
served seats. ....
On another occasion Mr.. Williams attended spirit
nalistle exhibition given by Anna Eva Fay, ana was
selected As one the Investigators On the part OF the
audience He cbeerfully mounted the stage TIED the
medium Id the rope tricks with effort OF strength that
drew perspratiOn from every pore sat IN Tue eaDle
with Miss Fay and let the spirits put bucket over NJ
head lent ms priced blue and yatscoat TO De used
IN the manifestations, standing mean Whllc IN IL
sleeves under the full glare OF the ioOtgnts ana
when over. stuffed large qud OF TOBACCO
into the OF cheek aud assured the spectators
that De couldn't any hOcus-poeus about tns thhs
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.


ANNUAL STATEMENTS OF TREASURER GiLfLLAN
AND COMMISSIONER BENrLEY-rHE SOUTH CAR
oLiNA cFN~Us-GAMBiISG HOUSES TO BE
CLosED-sUGAR CLASSIFICATION.
Theannua report OF United States Treasurer Gilhi-
Ian represents the Treasury in a prosperous IMAM
cal coalition The receipts increased S59.OoO,OOo
during the fiscal year. There was n Slght
increase in the total expenditures. ow-
ing 10 pensions, etc. Commissioner Bent
levs report states that 250S02 persons
are drawing pensions; over S57.OOO,OOO was
paid ont during the year. recount of the census OF
a part OF South Carolina has been ordered by
the President. Efforts 60 suppress gambling-horses
are being made. The Treasury Department adheres
10 its classification OF sugars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS.
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION ORDERED By THE PREsI-
(BY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. notwithstanding the
very conclusive character Of General Walkers re-
pJrt Of the investigation conducted by his agents
into the alleged census frauds in South Carolina,
there are many people Of influence who are not yet
satisfied that the large gains reported from
that State are not fraudulent. Reprcsen-
tatons have been made to the President
which have induced him to send another Comms-
sion to that State to make more thorough examine
ton. BY his direction General Walker. on last
Friday. sent Colonel Butterield, who was the Super
visor OF the Census for Vermont with four assistants
70 South Carolina with instructions to make IN
actual house TO house Teenumc ration Of SOmr OF the
dis lrCts hIch snow the greatest gains. Both the
Preside n AID General Walker art satisfied that 40
fraud VIII be found. But is thought pest % take
this step IN order 10 satisfy those who go not PM
faith in the original work OF enumeration, 80 that
the report when completed may be accepted by all
classes as trustworthy.