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National Republican., 1880-09-03
H.E3SaA

TN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUBE Nk 3 ia3.
To deposltors In the Washington City Savings
Bank; Nolce Is hereby givou that all deposltors
who have not drawn either of the last three dlV
dends made by the Receiver viii be deburred from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
dvdends be pres nted to the Receiver on or before
October To- 1882 49, -
W. +. MATTINuLY, Receiver.
W. S cox. Lmsllce. INT llnWlOw
National Republican., 1880-09-03
AUCTION SALES.

I United srArEs MARsHALS SALE
Clerks ofice Of the 'Sa pistrIct Of
,viumDa, and 10 me aiTsc'.d .oM -~n -
sale for cash. nt the door OF snd District
on WEDNESDAY, tho 22d day OF SEPTEMBER,
tRS dondn nS ga pscs s GEM IN ana ana
TO the folOwingdescribed property, TO witt Tho
south 10 feet front by the depth thereof OF lot ettered
said District together with ali and singular the I'M
provements thereon, levied upon the property OF
defendant, James Fitzpatrick, TO setlsy execution
SEPTEMBER Q, 1880. FREDK DOUGLASS
se3dts u. s. Marshal.
.VoHN SHERMAN Is co, Real Estate Agents and
" Aucioneors, ~ Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PESNsYIVASiA ifs ITENGh EhN5 SoRTnwfsr.' III !'1'
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 10Th day OF
99l folio I0S Of the land records for the Dstrci Of
Columbia aud at the request in writing OF tho party
ons o he hheTSDy ws W n III a. public bo aSHsSn S % IN N
real estate Situated 10 the city Of Washington. in The
bored sixteen (IG) in square numbered ono hundred
and slStyelght 6s), together with the improvements
thereon consisting of threostory brick building and
Terms or saiei one-fourth Of the purchase money
70 DO paid In cash and the residue In three equal In
stnllnens at two and three years respectively
with interest nt seven per cent per annun nti paid
payable haeyearly. 10 bo secured by notes and deed
oftrusi on the premises The terms Of sale must be
or tho trustees reserve the right TO resell the property
the risk and cost Of the deulting purchaser after
nys days previous edyertisement A deposit of 500
WILLIAM ". noARMAN,
w NJ SMITH, Salesman. Trustees
au1hNSoO,lilsN2
National Republican., 1880-09-03
THE ECLECTlC SEMINARY.

The Third Annual Session will open SEPTEMBER
ID. Boys and gira-begnniug and advRnC0d-vill
enjoy the New Method OF Training"
nu27.lm w. RICHARDS. Principal.
National Republican., 1880-09-03
T II CoLDWELL, Real Esiaic Auciionoer.
m 4. CoLDWELL. Real Estate AuctIoneer.

II T. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF. A SMALL NEAT FRAME
TWEEN SECOND AND THEA STREETS
NORTHWEST.
by virtue of deed trust dated Jry 0, 1873. aud
recorded in llber No. s0!, oo 247, one OF the land
records of tho District Of Columbia we Will sell vt
public auction In front of tho premises, on MONDAY,
SEPTEM BER Q, A. u. 1850, Mt o'clock D. m. that
piece OF ground lying in the city of Washington, d.
lilo cnst tt1o Ioo, nr lo, "a i'm nvara ~
square Nc. 5oi, said parts Of lots having front OF
fourteen feet ON q street aud running back with tho
same width TO public alley, together with the irr-
pTOvemOnts thereon,
TermH-One. quarter cash; balance In ak, twelve
and eighteen months with seven per cent Interest;
F5 at time ofsale COnveyanCing pt expense OF pur-
chaser. Terms to he complied With In ten days.
4. J. DORLAND, 81. D., ,rrra,ocs
FRANK q. MIDDLETON.) i'u''o'''
nu23, ,25, ,2s, ,S0-SelSIGt
National Republican., 1880-09-03

TNOR RENT-No 14l6 N st W, near Scott Statue;
Il thirteen rooms every room heated, including
servants and bath'rOOmi all modern cOnvenienccs;
rent, S55 can ho Rt any time: half block fOm
aulslm
TNOR RENT-Call and see our list ot property for
IL rent, JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
feS-tf ST Cloud Building
National Republican., 1880-09-03
suU-rREAsunY nALANcFs.
Baltimore i,arl,stS.

old,',.'''''''.,''''.'.'' ,,.,',,,,''.' $50
luIenCy ,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,, ,,,..,,.,....,.,, OV-ur
National Republican., 1880-09-03
Personal.
wANTED-HELP.

T1NTtE publication of tho White House newspaper !,
4 Indefinitely postponed; reason, no money.
LANGHORNE, attorney, 62l n st, se3-3t
National Republican., 1880-09-03
BOARDING.
GUNNER BOARDING. -Dcs'-at'o

.s=. .vVnis, YIth hrst-olass sc,c, 5dard, at IRE.
nnn, tSGse, cor Indiana ave and second ST; si5 and
80 per month for Two; parlor Rndbodroon 500 table
National Republican., 1880-09-03
WANTED-SITUATIONs.

IlY n respectable young girl, n place to cook
j wash aid iron; arstclass reference. Apply n
eO] Fourteenth st n w. Sc.
National Republican., 1880-09-03
FOR ESENT-HOUSES.

OFFICE ROOMS In No. 323 and $40 Four.Rnd-a-
street II. W.; also in i5S Louisiana avenue n. w.
Call for weekly Rcnt.I4lst.
, 1880-03-05
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1880

Lhlthpn h1nn.-En,ttfny In rrp,!r tho wrns
fur.nerly owned ly tlte tlrrtt wcst:rn.".
"fl,ns tsn', al!s 9f wire t''H'a The Amcrtcnn
Et, III tpw thHItrtil Y"
"fn.twrru t',.hU and II, ,Nn."
what paints TT, yi,It t'ptGr?"
M! Tho principal n1lna ~ !hD f;aa, at1,l wo Will
nv. t'',nnetfs'! with ai1 thu n'aiM cities III tha
WrSi R!Itl Ahifi' IN II 1Hnitth nr fw.,.'
Mi.Gr, n.y. t't,:s'Ie'lt Eckort Enho7"
'Whtt fur 7"
"'r, llN,k nfler Tho interests hf tho Company,
""Ar, "n,y: Inc. nc'n9 I,t!tlt ti,er.,2'' - .,,
Etir wircs ~. t"iitg s1, Ftwsnn sr, EiH.
S' ~ u ' pr!aa'i a' sf':np, sS 1'Gs NJ Na~ fc'! 81:
lrMns. sfnttlt.. Nontxaflrry. ntc."
"lfaA tho !'"hlnuls tnken,. pusscssttnl Ut amy
intlI1, wlrt! n'niH railroads ="
"Nn!e TINT kIlnw 1,f."
''Arp ynt, .lnt,IT in.Icts ti,einrsa2"
"Snt IN ClttalXt,. lH:tttstsn tho ntAre lani TT
rrntnr fl'trn ynt. hit w, r'. mt refusing s.
w, inko tt,ntn fnr. t,oilts which tho Western
unftnl t.tnH,t rrhri."
:" whHn will ynlt l,n rca1y for nil tint c,,tnu
III, week. nr ~. l,r1,neh "t1cce vii! Stun hu
established III NIL tntsta IT tho ety.
Ihgh: INTERVIEWS 4tt"n tIUtMl tltM 1T tho rrns-
eNt aitttnalo!: hui Inv I'slH II will rhitlntn Is
nnJMa,rli,ta i l1n e.hirta wsthh h,p,lt nr ~,
iHitx sati 1,!t,cr. Ti1ei4 viii IL in<,.1n!+ in t
,nul,!l+s i'o 'sneti,eti ,iitin,ntrly, t,nt,g, III
tn ts TING tl,cre has llrun p rG!t,ttian III tnli<
even to 'ui,tes IL tho Wusl, weru thu rivA1s aru
tonielmlilN fnr business.
IN ISIilStTInH GRANTED.
NEw yHK, T. ,, v; st.t;si t-;.n !n!,tnctlon was @
fIis'rii4. rcstrnlllE tho AlDnrcitn lfninI tFG-
krdstt E'EniMHy slsn taelIiythK Ur i1si!iE tho
wtrt'a nf tho Aiht,t!fc !'nc,tlc tanrtHy. nttly
sHlzeA hy ths I'l!tmurc & Uhn it.ittrnlta Com.
bltlt.
, 1880-03-05

lIn rs,,u,iixil,E tttr differences Isrtsvcets
Hrstlea Adopted by vUrittneM nIlu
nfunufn ttttraru iii Estt1A1lurn.


Hralea Adopted by Noristnen nllu
Manufacturers III pEt1nburu.
antetal 0lsrasth 10 7ne thieaoo Tribune.
pi1Ts.IU!Ms, rn-, hnreh Tin rtKirtl to tho re-
cent negotiations betweun Il ctlMu'!ttcc ut irl1l
manufacturers nnd representatives, IF thu 4 'nat-
gantatetl Association ut Irs,il untl StGcl Wnrkc,4
II seetls that tho wUrkrNcn perceived thAt thD
scales uf THUR nwi,. lst-I IN tte plltl,tlcra sce
III opposition tn tlust. tho manufacturers .nlso
ctcrttsl s.ttes, md TUG numerous cnnferuMas
,l.ufl'1ilg t,u. differences. Tho hHrtnnMixiE
p!txs:ss bss unly M"n purify sncressfnI altl tw''
II ,.a .ne @fi sa III Wy! ~ s!n @ @ mn, .,,.-
roln'x" sc1.i.:4 lavn been arrwst npnl:
a,..l ts only ..ller inper,at't stts i tlat f.,r
il 4 l,asca on Slides. asct,rl!ng u tho prise ,'f
prs s ST. Fs t te t tx @ Wa IT te rf rsss s ~ 4
*7S': thu n,tck. r.'lluH scale IL is!i Ipr ccnt "'
ta.t, which w'4l'l 'H e.l tris 4 muck, rt,|lsf
tluy. Thu fs'!a,wn4 prices fur scsnppn9 bstscl.:
tEg. atal s'eatfg III san1 ln,t'o'ns were nurucl
thr.s t" thiss a!,) Il lat, ss:vs: three a,!J hif
tS td f"Hr H. *:u; The .crpyr to !y Il, ialr' A.
nsrre.l To Disagree IN rexaul IL the ntll0r scales:
tal r. nction WIS arT'i on .t.e.! lnr tho psrs,,
ext Tor t M,, Is. ass 1 ssf t a. M
fsllntsng II tiIl,p t. nrpt- Meanwhile work, It IL
s will yn on. n!,st thtrc will bo no atriku. Or.
70 ~ t,f the Ansttlsamnte lsksoulntson furnish
"We arr rlnascl tn noto TINT tho conference
meetings t,t:twse,t tho isnl manu- fnctnrcrF of
this clty itiid representatives frtln th4 .tS&silt
tim. ot tho tl,ps nf Hcul,ss Eurshttrt url t.,t'
hil,E MILLS. tntsk;rGlliis ptstc H'.ta tA,k mills;
witn liz aption , It @ sesirs s"s.fs uasi' II
thu ab''ve lr:ltrl!ts. ukcp: ratv uiid t;ti,k mills.
Tue iI.ct!l'sa thl,at4h.1!. thMah the d!sel!f-
oils AIlti rilsat, tsl til tllH E1ttSs All IhtrteJ
, 1880-03-05
OPENING INDIAN TERRITORY.


KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Mnrh 4.-The l'ag-Mdyer-
t!sc,l meeting 1T tho ftAnl ur lrIda Hall, to.
night, ru.nlrsltn3 tho upcnng ut tho snsllnn TGr-
rltory wsn grclt s.qcss. Tho llAll viii crt'alcIl.
After tho organization ut thu 1nuttllg, tals
United Ataes sIarstnI lrn'l tho I'sos!.,dts pr1a-
'Ailatton nn,id gfcat murFiHluns Msnl lnghtoF.
Cni. l!,tlslll,ll, ex.tHnYrAsn.nh FrAnkitn. Ok
Ct,,Nl4:asslatl Sidney Elnrku. Ut knnA'A;
tho HIM. T. u. linllen. 1ntnos n; Nayc.
r!,,t.,lnlusi attention mi! untliusaslio MP
pn,lsu. 4 Il tic K,ansrrs ssxk strung grounds
aaa!ust any unihwfnl in.ns!sAl Ut tlle llultats
II 4urrttorial Uuvrrfnlent fur tl0 thliAn Turri.
tory. M,rl thu aslptioN nf t,lo Wat Al,'l
nt.lll.lers bills now tn,tng IN Ca'sFnss. T4erp
,Rtulol,s III fhynr of tin pending lrAistutlo1l
in cpngrcs.. rolat!ux 10 The llM!At! Territory; 4
Missouri antl KullsAs far tho Balae purIOau.
, 1880-03-05

FALL RIVER SI'ISSERs.
Sjstt1t i}tspIttit to I7.t fHlrawI Tribune.

FALL jslt itlk SllN NJ EItS.
Speetal itspuieh to Iht thlrasI Tribute.
nt,sT,H, stnnli s.-Tho autfon Ut tho Full itvcr
spsnfrrs to-nNht stanl's t1n sta the ,ntss Hit
rtTltefut IND extct!ny yet nj operatives IN New
EnElantl. Thu 1ltMrl Uf TE7ltlu Ut tllus city to-
day ,!ttitleti Ia tHresp tho wMges uf operatives
10prr rent. making iii ilere'se nf =, per cent
slJcc JnIt. I, ng4snst u per ceut xvrt iy
manufacturers lit Lowell lntl Lawrence. This
Mcttnn was entirely voluntary IN lilo pnrt
OF manufacturers, no Increase having lccst
9!skel except ly splnnors. win htye alwuy;s bern
dissatisfied. ht lHrnliuY ti-iIEht ttlGy sliIl,te
resolutions setting forlh TINT, cxtr;.nr'il',nry
pE.'llss wsro nnnIa ,,u! of the!r lalnr md i
luen reucc'l nnlrn III wages during tl,n Int nix
yvnrs \, Lowell than ~ aty t,tl,er city. They
w,Iht III pgr Geut Or nuliErx, aud ut lhAe r7ttps
n'r willing t.! work i"r u stmciilc'ls !tlmo
,wit!1Ostt disturbing tho itlmr 1Is.rsst. Ttuy
t!.oY work nltru ilaurs than tho employers 10
k:nwa!sr. IAuru Is mt the sIiHltrdt pro
ability ilVt ti1u lunlnds will III. tIteeel IL, ~
thUy nro considered exceedingly unreasonable.
, 1880-03-05

spteta. Di.pafeh II Tas chita5o Tribune.
nET,l0tT, Moh.. Maruh 4.-Atrs. llarbara
Drnbetz, Il lsuhrninh. nNctl 10 years, wife 1T II
Michigan Central CMr- Works cn,p'uyt named
nacph llrut,etz, waS ftnstt l,lnxi!Ig hy tho neck
dead III II elsIsot OF her bod rlnM ut M. Ms
Eighteenth street Mt . n'clnck thls ,ntIr1.lnR.
Mts, llrubex. fur sorar.l yeass slst, hns bcc,, a
iy,ltl.l, md lus lately slupt In Er|a1lte bod
With tic lni,y. Annther btl In tho sasIiu ghusnHr
lmHk ,mellp!e! by her husband. ~ tho hour
Etate'f tho Guilt hexan crying. and ASokn Mr.
spoke to hpr. ilcreIsinK M, answer, tiu
Hn'su to. Gull her, when l!o dis.
ct,vertt TINT She wn8 mt III brll.
scnrcs, for thu missing ws,il,n,a wlss instituted,
ausl she w.is fnls .!.', ~ y slnsot, s!'spEnslc4l
sinnll xtE#l 70 .te Ut tiiu clnti,bx-lltn,ks Tho
taE M,'s y, low TINT j.. trsnr ~ Hcc'nllls hrr
rt.st iIpt,i. lsrr k,l!vs II! lrlnH Tho sluYt talt,
H.. !ssiy y WIN 4ulto sll wi.sn fn'lm!. Groyl!,y;
committed tho rush not. IluK- e tIil,lttl ilrExs
Ii supposed lu haye rrhlertd her lnsAslo.
, 1880-03-05
AID FOR IRELAND.


TAf&SEl4I. At :Sl'. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Murpli l.-t:l,arits Stnwar. rarDcil
ah's his assnrhtes arrived hetp nhuitt II n'risnk
ira,n s'rrnKic ill., n,,,, weru taot ut Tho t,on
Dcp"t hy ii Reception csannIstt". co,slsstnE Ut
Mayor uvcr*t6l.C. II. II. Lewis, Chatrtnst OF tho
Citizens cnnsnIttrr. unit tho representatives Ut
tho Land fn,tp,lo. Mltd ilto yars.,tlA Irish rIn
ixatitnls nf thp city. Thcre wero M formal
ceremonies III tho drint, n,,,l tile E,nrty was
tt,iutly caslvcyc! In carriages to the 1indt'It
liate!. wheru Elegant tlunrlcrH nru prepared for
them. I'tts Gvet,ng thorr Will lie II Hrnat fu:ep-
tIon ut Me1eia;ts Excllau9e ilutl. which Will ltv
MlrlesiMt.A, ~ II a'l tho irish asAminitotl, ~
u te sity al,d tho lsize'!h Hr1Nl;.ly, al"l III
" @ sSrI ,.,,,n Ssrshs e H. N.Y. r,i b. in ,'h,i s
cintes 1T t!iG surrlin.lts Exehn,pu t-tixi,t wlas
H,Illd ~ affair. Mr.: pa!1,c'l mud purity left tho
Gnrte:! by. tho vnritn,s cosnmlttccs. tho Mayors
It'll Ir' s s'SS": ssipss. s ssS' r.: ts. 's %;. s s9
!. rhelpt wl!" WIS i!.'e Chnlrii,aa "r the ,lsrut.
eai;,m,ee cissry hs it' liz .ress q ~ II wuiee tse
ttnMr. n.'r,,tse'l Mr, las.,s'. WY, st.ko briefly
N1pcul 70 the l!rnpte nf this e,,itly tu continue
tur eirnrts III etnlf of tito fanIshllg lelsnntry
.lohu Dlllnn followed In II shirt speech. md II
scrlrs u resolutions WIS unnlnnrtlsly Nl4piet1
expressing sympathy With thu Suffering Irish.
leniiilH Ito rhrnuil runl ..s tho hest tlvet,l,e
through which lv l4Hclt tho tlistH'ssed Jnuplr,
Miss li.n!iis uaxin. "f chc,.Ft, then .3eltr.! q =
athnulr tu very is!cr!lsly. tlern bring s.,vrrul
fi5), m s,a0, ,lid sshI t,.'nl rttur< and ntany
snlAlitr unts, ug:srXhtliiY turfihtM S:sUN tu
f4.tN.
During tito meeting kilograms anl letters
ftt'ln President ltAycs Secretary nn tlen: Slrr-
!!ltn1is t;ny, Williams ul lntlfntn, ten. H.ur4o
H. McCclau Wendell Phillips, Hc.latur vcas.
wr. rr,l,i. csprcssX rexrct Tilt taoy cu,id tot
bu prett.ll ut tlu i.eutft,Y. -
Altlti,4A all GltlrltiC9 fec WIS chnrKe.a ut Tho
danr, thu iln,nsllsn chamber nr tho Exclni,ge
WIS well Allied with TN tr,lcry hit very antt,si-
ustfc trw., Hnll tho wlluu nIInr issGd Otf lns.st
successfully.
fur trnr1,l1tIl. - - -
, 1880-03-05
ALLEGED ABORTION,

Hp4ttH 37I5p4stH 70 7Hs t#1Fu| 7Ftuu"ss
lHplANApotls, 1nl., 3farrh s.-Abu,lt tw1
weeks nxo 5tts. lIllso Iart,lku,an, living ut los
Patterson street, was takeH suddenly III, A,,d
dlesl llat FrIl.Iy, Aftps ur t'tny waS Inferred III
u vault MI Intimate frluMl VI thu luce.sa1 tul4
tllu bnruavbd husband tbat hts wife A4tl con-
Gessul to her III tho uvc,ipg hufnru hor death
that Hhs ws.4 suffering fruul tho Effects or nn
attelnpt ut abpr tIun. Tho butbaMl piats.l
the m4ttev In tho hanls or the
C.,rpMur, vim has sIltU t,ecH ct,.hiItrt-
luz secret uxniniNatlnn. hut n,.tiIy
ilIu crile,tcu 81, cfqMvIr duplicated lit. =, l..
Bfurl.lck Ut tho crilMu ShArxuA that tho l"Atter
wa& made public. The "details ure luost HORRIBLE
, 1880-03-05
1t,srL],O,AD ACCIDENT.

SpttI1 Dhl4tlth n Tie FAatHt0 7fIbnnf.
TUt.EE.,, u, Sfnrcis &.--I'Hr,lGt,lara werc n.
ccIyG,l here tn-tIMy TT E.r1htts nctt1,t which
ocoIlrtesl Inst ntHht III tic Bowling t;r'rn
brunch IT tho Dayton & Michigan tttnnl. Wllrp
the r'tsse,gur trnin nron, isowIft4 Grec,t t.ul
H,t nrar r'ontlHnt,y tho whrtls af tho r,Mr
tsnlsl, left tho tr1ee tipping tho etsrsi tvcr On
H. st,in. Thu passengers wtlp s!lIr,wn t..tr To
tln iht,st serlulisly tnJi,ri weru 4. ". Eckrrs.
prsHascnt M.turiuy f ,s city. !ntlly cut ~ tste
fncs @ nrwtse % hr.,lst: a. 'T:ss bT,i!x bur-
u, ur Lake County, wuru n50 sUsuruiy bruised.
, 1880-03-05
LICENSED 10 ORGANIZE.

HpfflI[ WJMI1fh 10 IHf CHltlV1 IFlIHKt.
ErWlxtFIEId,, H., AIIru!l THO 3trrotnry aE
Etntu fs-tay sAuA lIcHllses to nlE,l,ll2e h tho
following proposed corporations: Austin tn-
iary Flaw cutnpany, chtoago; cnpttMl, *NN.oHl:
corla,t1ltnrs,Jnhn Austin, J.J. HILLS. TArk Csu
II. II. ..rIasteah: tho Cl!.MKa -susssr Company,
capital. ti!l:tMI; eorfMrnt"rs: !ntln !: ltnIsnll,
Pr.,vlsIun lslsprrttol,, WoyIstltg, nsNl ston,Ye
Company, rhicA4n; cnpltal, t!v,0tl1 c,rp"11tt0ls.
Inmcs II. t'nlnphull, Patrick It. curc1rsln. ncn-
JAjutn l., JONES,
, 1880-03-05
AT TT. l3lkANClI, IND.

HPftHF 11NpHReh "a 7hs EH1td90 Jf3hHHta
EvAhAv1fLE, itul, Nureh i.-NIcholas 1Irl II
rr'mi,.oI.t grain dealer ut IT. Isrn.lch tlt,snn
County, twenty ntilvs from this city, committed
sucIle 1T 6::a, this Eprn1K ly slt.n,ltrE himself
tarHlgh tho tHHrt ffI' hn r'etntly constructed
II no "lNyntnr ut IT. lltnneil. NE.G Wis pr0mt-
NGMt lstIslIlesA 1nln nf tho plaee. ..
1!itrg aEt. r1tl,lnrs ut !ir;ntnl ctRhn nTrntsMcnt
aud Ws Ut t0wllsbtr funds IN Er1liH speculation,
shy hla lnks tro c.,rrGr. 1T 1yery rcsIrut nlltl
hla ulTNlrs prosperous. The E.'sriners inquest
fnllnd HI ctlllSe Enr tho net. Physicians present
sssy h0 ~AG temporarily nsHnu fstI light fever
produced by 1yarexcrtton III business.
, 1880-03-05

~ ,,.a I'LL. 4t.epum M t'aa. n."a. :. ~. "s.s," s,.s
no sola'er Gun ue"t dfnn'' WI ic"F'-+4"o's't
l0a.l Chronicle tDcn.>
t"o p!etete!teeo ~ WV .1.o ~ ,..'
o. oiKoektnr are ttr senator i''ai'ie htxt' exAsfi
-Hoebjoni jiii.j aasst!c tissJ.). '''
Nr ,,r.,t,.,r,o ,,.,,,,d ,,,t,, :, ,.cr,. ,ooo,,,.
All "ns!louiiE "o"tu HnhNH 'et5 acccl'e~
mans win would R,,prnrt i,lm If nominated win
VII vote ror 1T, otjini Republican nu.llluGu-lrrlt
s'"a' =" p"o'ea. "'p'' ,---.,......,
II Is our opinion thtts either pnrty leXt TALL
will lind 1t difficult 10 elect their ltn,l II p ttcs
en,ly Of bis sfrict purty nllitt,,t!oas -jT;fjo,tt
, 1880-03-05

Thrown FROM j. BUGGY.
In. LII fu4..tlkh Ii Y'Ak f,EieEtsht I,.It.uAs

kuIkHN ~ Eis1'A - notott
Hftrtas fIhisttth 10 The CAstayb 7fituhf.
f'ETRnrr. Mnrel, {-t;att. l0hn I'ritlxtan, Il
wrl1.kn'wIt vt,tsu1-ewtlt:r and H,rtn1ur nj tho
li,mtt1 If t.lty Watur Commissioners. was rIy.
nH ,nwt, nrrr ,Ilnnor with his !oskkt"port, Il, his
lunta Al lAg rtN,t If Chnnu street, uf,tl, wtl|lu
cruising tlle tr:,nk ut the i,ntrtt. fr,tui fIhvel
I: stilwnukce itnlr,mG. n hn,ltl.cas wnrkcti by
tnslr men. and running Ut hiah tstis IT sitsul
yriclr .tll,l h.yrst uni tE,..w tho sniuil ,ltti
his ~nnl,!lIt,l,inion c'Ii'stot" gutter. f'risl-
lnsIns tin aiiili, and 1t Is ttlrnt hr wI4 M.rI-
nsly hurt internally. Tho hvokkec,cr, 1tnbprt
Allen, l,Inl ntt trtl hrt,kcli.
, 1880-03-05
BR0THERlY CONDUCT,

William and Jnlurs O'll,alrAc. hrshiars. agoss
r. allA =. years respectively, and living In thu
r1nr of No. lDi 3tlltvr struGt, had Il tlsRrcctuf
tight lust night ut l0:N on th0lr 0wsl premises.
james en.lu,l tho ntr1'y BY cl,tttng his lrnthcr
nn tho check VIII! ~ TX. inl'ict'Ix !" y.'...l''
counted ,s such " ur +. hiaruharHa. wbo areaso4
, 1880-03-05
DROWNED.

SPteiaf Ulspaieh II Ths Chfeaco Tribune.
THtELt,. IT,, Mnrch 4.-Dnp ut tho AfE,rrtcan
District 'fclr.uih messenger Ehys, E1wns1
,yrn, M. .. foil Into tttc river ut mon tu-'!Ay,
while t,la,ins IN tlir s1Mk. IL was SOM drawn
e!Furt 1tssille 1natlg tn ,rs!t.cttnte hin. This
tnrn tlnn seemed 10 ~ sacecssfnl, but it WIS
llhhity uliafntitnE. d
, 1880-03-05

EEw rDrx, Mlsch i.-4Ann1,g to-tlny's s,,h.
ser5pti0na to tllp lriAt fllninc-1utnl nrp s',uo0
fronl Ill eminent either, Of Now Yt,rk through
Dlnu nn,;elc,l,,lt, fEM tnIrn fran llanulenuIt
hm!nif: md $lA1 from Cnbnn irlshnlhn. Tie
takes plmce ut tho Ac;ttlcuS 0f iils4r this nrrr-
ili, ind great nthIetfo nitttlt fur tho An1nu
thjs evening,
, 1880-03-05
T{LDEN TAKES A RIDE.

ptrrsuuHo, Mnrch 4,-Sun,uul ], Tlltlen mr.
rlr0tl In tho city this lnnrntug. aud luft short
titnu afterwunl, with tho tialrd ut Directors pf
the FlstRb,,rR. Fort Wnyno & CbicaE, liaIlrtald,
tor u daylight rttle vi Inspection otur that suad
, 1880-03-05


Hptetai Dt1!h1tth to Tic CAit;t9a Tribune.
0ttASn l&Aplts. AFtGh, Murc! 4.-1'hu Gitizans
Of tir..d Rapids held mcGtny tn-nlYht md n,,-
pllstcd II eo.ntu!ttee nf prominent cltlzrns t."
n1t systematic cdIltctlDA Ut Il f,n fer tho
rcllpf nf tho stnryinE III IrrlagI Thu Ninyur
presided, mn! 1t ls cxlcctui that goolly fund
will pu rIsutl.
, 1880-03-05

Eptftat D.s,ktth 10 7ht t.hteaes Tribune.
ST. 1..ut., M!uIt.. March 4.-Jasep!, Itoriy. an
tlst resit1rnL a,ltl we1l-kn0w. eattln tlcnbr NJ
tal1a Gity. fell frnn tin elrs Mt liItstngs willie
returning frs'm th!utts, this mnrning, and re-
cetvCd injuries wheti will prove fntMl.
, 1880-03-05

sptetas Disp,teh to 7ae Chttago Tribune.
81. PACL. Mnti.. March 4.-E Fin,1ry, III, nfn-
plHyd in tho stw-mili Or FarAla,,n 4 Lovetny.
minneapolis, WIS crushed tn ,ictlst ty pile Of
froxun sawLust FILLING M tIt,i -ssuy.
, 1880-03-05

Bpftlal Wtpatch u Ihs t7leay9 7FlIHNf.
FAST SAnlKAw. Mlehr Muruh 4.-The pr-
pollcr tAktu,iu al tarus ]. L. Hp1r.Nw Will lGsI4
with lumber for Cleveland to-mVrEow; freight,
&3.M,
, 1880-03-05

The lcc.hr!'!Ic hus hrr,ktn up. Alnut In foet
nf the nl-Eat9 recently bnflt ,tn'ler tho railway
tlu platform stt,lnfed 1T tho wt1rpl,a ra,plls
which cxten'fc;l nut s'l,e fifteen feet fttHn the
R!Eore I'll It hight NJ six fett abre wntGr In the
ttsstftnry level ut the wntr. Tho river s !ligAei
tllasl 1t hls been rt,r n,ltny years.
, 1880-03-05
ASSESSORS ARRESTED.

Witail sHTuN, IsI., MHrcl 4.-Thu United
Stntrs slIsxllal this tIlt'rnr arrested 0eur1a t.
Wnrsl md Iilnmus Hughes, .As1t.ss'rs fnr VIII
,atngtot, IN tho cl.rReM refusing to asseas lit
l,uh[ieniss wt, desired tn lny thclr tnxoa utlA
thus b9 luu!ileA IL snle.
, 1880-03-05
A NIAGARA BOOM.

SusrkSs,nN lsnIplat AInrsh 1,--.rilo wutar III
tho NlaHnrI Hvur hha boon Krenty swollen
st,lrng tho list few dNyd by tho r,eent ralus.
, 1880-03-05

It Is cl.llna! sltr II nut the uniy viGsm uf thu
ilnEtat's hltonnbu practice, which IL now prob
nhy ut an eIld.
, 1880-03-05

tM h rrhr far
wenAn
ndurana1n
, 1880-03-05

VESSEL TRANSFER.
speetIr UHpu.eh 10 The CAttap, Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Marrh 4.-Wolf s. Davidson to-
dag sold the schooner l.otttu Wolf to Capt. James
Dunhntn+ 1T Chicngo, for $l7.o0J casls.
6rtrlf Utspassh to The thfetuu Irt5ttHc.
EAST SAHlwAw, Mleb. Murch 4.-Tusror 3
Iti,plsn.tt. If this city, hnvu trchn*et tho barge
injury StocktnH for SLMk,. s.. II. Hurt Inns snl1
t'tie- half u tho propeller y. II. Caldwell to j.
Go1.n. Of lily City. for D1]; al4n to tho sumo
une-h,lf u the hnEYu 4. Mnlt0i. fur tl.6Nl
, 1880-03-05

TlIs Saw York Flrnalte C0n,IAntDn. M. ~, I%suad
slHtolia cNhsnlns Hin slEat l,s.tn!tmen u h.saEa
tisuslIv GoluIanIuni ii fur snlu by Ill noxsuuaars.
'rtlo wus.is Atll music u tho iElsh SUM, DsAlt
l.fGrI.E II AMttutk," Will hd RiYpn nNAy with Su-
iii, Ut shV Nus York FIfnA4ls EuuI}AHnil.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01
UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
BY OUR REPORTER.

Rev. Robert Lowry delivered tive
lectures at the University last week
one on Tuesday and the other on
Wednesday evening.
President Thompson preached in
the Chapel on Sunday afternoon, on
the subject Of the Pagan and Chris
tian Civilization" The two civil
cations were contrasted in the follow
ing points;
|. In names and morals.
2. In brotherhood and humanity.
3. In the position of women.
a. In rights, duties and privileges.
8. The converting force now in So
ciety.
6. A thirst for righteousness.
7. A sense of God.
The Parthenon performance came
off Friday evening. The attendance
was very large Tor the evening. The
music was excellent. Many witty
and wise things were said during the
evening, and all agree in saying that
it was one Of the best performances
that has occurred for a long time.
Sam. Brown received very loud ap-
plause while delivering his grafton
by flash of lightning striking one
Of the large poplar trees near the
University. 1t was evidently lit
tie more than Sam. expec ted, and
made a pair of orations out of his
effort.
Programme Of the Columbian Lit
crary Society for April 30th, 1880:
Observation-Disclosures 81, Kerr
and Ramsey.
Disqualification and Kelley Cd.
Oration-Cox and Cork.
Debate-Houston and Hall, af-
firmative; Raymond lst and O'Brien
lst, negative.
Minute Specches-Boyd, Kelley LIST
and Casteel
Question for Debate-Ought any
but Lawyers to be elected to form a
Legislative body?