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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
J. w. BOUTON,

Our Ear,y En,Igrana Ancestors original List. Of Per.
soss of Quality Religious fxies. &C.. VINO emi0stod 70
America in I60O-lI0. Smad 4to Cota uDcdt -.
ii ali morocco, ilt top. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
HENRY HOLT & CO..

Escott's England, Her People ro'ty and Par-n.ts.
T NJ = kscoIt syO uniform with Maaccs kusSa ,. -.
Prebauon. BY Jessie Fothergl. Leisure Hour sores
lauto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
A. @. ARMSTRONG 4 SOY.

Limitations Of Life BY the Rev. Dr w 81 Taylor Win
fine portrait on stee. ! vol c.. syo, IL 20.
Flowers of sky. By H. A. Proctor With 81 uustrau'as'
l vol, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
NAEKIEU.

L. Martin offers services all having claims before
to Disbursements Address ell Hat, n. W, Washington,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

s1m shove ssntssa IN tbs cry y tenth. Of
H avisBs
vrsrr qht Tselrregusr white line the oscillations
ivte nu The broken dotted n sessnts
iaaAes The taers@netR hae
luts Pk.fnacy. ssaaHhy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
GEORGE w. CARLETON g. CO..
Aiudi.ou-souar n

Charles DIcke1s's Parior Album Of liu,trntiost
SINAI, quart. 9th bound prlcc - 3D.
Our D,uabters what shall We 10 With themi A TAX
win Mothers Iy Maroon IIaIaud. Paper bound. with
.ortralt. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
5perlal Notices

A. Thomas X. Kirby & Co. Aactisneera A
ART GALLERY AND sALEsROoM. No ss5 Broadway.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMPORTANT FORTH.
COMING sALEs.
During the week commencing February 10 We win exhibit
and sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, an extraordi
nary collection Of
HIGH CLASS AQUAREILES.
During the week commencing February 90, VIII exhibit
and sell by auction q most important collection Of
sTATUARY AND ITALIAN WORKS or ART.
Further particulars IN future Advertisements
Taxes
being levied IN all Of this
through Ignorance personal which law
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by reading an expert pamphlet HOW TO AVOID
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
HANS BREITMANN.

WELCOME TO CHARLES G. LELAND.
. n,.yyr To Tgg AUTHOR OF THE HANS BgEIrMASN
BALLADS AT THE Loros CLUB-sPEEcHEs BY
Mr.. LELAND. GENERAL HORACE PORTER
cuAuScEY NJ pYPKw. JOHN swINToS, RICHARD
oGORMAN AND OTHERS.
The Lotos Club last evening gave dinner ~
Charles G. Leland on his Ieturn 10 HIS
native land after an absence OF many
years. The president after dinner "er
coined the guest of the evening in brief address,
10 which Mr.. Leland replied in his most happy
vein. Other speeches followed by General Horace
Porter, Chauncey NJ. Depew. John Swlnton k'cnaru
O'Gcrman and others, and the party broke no De-
fore I o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01

az Beecker-t
The Nineteenth Century. A History ,by hooe' NAV
kspIla Crown $40. 464 psses vice. W oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
Religious Notices

American Tempe rance Tni0n-Hayerlys Theatre, 18th.
st sunday afternoon o'cock Gapt ~ y. van E,tsn o.
Auburn. y. Y. lae OF Michigan He wiz sing Tor hs tel
the choir Rev. g. H. COREY Pres.
Z. H. CARPENTER. Cor. Sec. ---
Anthor Aem.oriai Church 4sth st. west Of gu ave-
The Rev. r. UEBEH NlNfON VAL preach Al II a. M, on
"The Theology Of Jesus, end as
az 7s45, 70 Young Men on -SenMastery"
A spirituaii.,n-HENRY RIDDLE Esq ox.supern'
endent the Puzzle schools will c0niuct the ser o. the
second Society snirtuaisis 40 Republican Halt % Mtst
33d-st Morning subject mDie ana Moiefn spiIlVsEm;
Evening subject, Tho salvation VI sous' EFeiyOody
invited.
Airs. Nellie Brigham lectures for the tifst
Society Of Spriass al 1913 an aud fiO p N IIsno,
Hail. l,268 Broadway. Seats free Literary snd s0clh
reunion Wednesday evening Feb Chdrens Lyceum
z :3Op 10.
Church Of the Heavenly Rest
H1flhave above 46thst,
REV. H. 8. HOW LAND. DID, RECTOR.
Divine Service, II a. IN. and p m.
Church Of the Holy Apostles corner Of 2sth.st and
Prayer 10 Sermon Holy Communion 1880 Evening
service. 1880 the Row. THOMAS A. HYLAND VIII preach
on behalf ot tho seaman Nilsson
Fourth Unitarian society, Harlem, l2sthst; veat o.
preach IL a. 10. subject; Modern Piety.' sunday
School. $40 cordial invitation and welcome to all
Right Rev VIM IA. re, :. r. ID, Missionary Blshop ~
NlOorars preach the anniversary sermon oeinfr VIC
NioDrsra League sunday evening February als0eeck
In the Chrch Of tho guraOn, 2vnH Dct"een o'n
and u sdsonavos.
Society ier Ethical uure.-PrDessor Felix Aoicr viii
lecture before THIS Society sunday Inst at chickerDg
chosen ii Ala Interested aTo welcome subject lhoaAs
Paine.
st IKnatIuss Church Reservoir square the rev
Dr.. 4. q. EVER, hectoI.-CeI9gfauOL Mai.nr A. az
p NJ The rev DR. osGooD breaches tie " life Of 81
lgnatus, Apostolic Father at tne morning services
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-20

No Of taking the large repulsivs pl Ihese
Pellets Litts f3sl are scarcely larger thaa Daeaso
| 0oo4A.
neisg snalsely Vegetable. particular 10 required
while using them. They disturbance 10 ho
systsm dist or oeearasion For !ss.A,ss. nee1.sas,
Tightneo - Cne6s, Dlxxaness, Ssar 1Foesae1oes oo
1esoeA - Iasss n noaaAs 1alisaS attnek Hn1n 1n
FeGtoa = k1aneyo Internal Fever, B1oooo4 eoe11n8
- 0oo0s take -. P1ofeSS R1sasnne RuFUneavo 41s
n DuRURABy RDIcAb xnDucAxuI, RsveA nuAh22 :.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-20
PENSIONS

Are p.i .aiHsy
the ss-vte~.
the<A sight sha
aea pls rh<ansusn
sat p.r-- -hr the ssr A dsi dss. .tfe'sd
lie and In
= sss u. snest he s.sf, ., pss.a ,prssien be msi
limited
IN Z
hsasans Dollars this arrtsaasas
sssui rhous su
vhs trs-iss pssssns entusf sssi
fr fsesoa and p
eshs s,issng spsis 9 eur ,t.afnr:
r p.
W r ntI--sr. Postmaster. Hen J. Dsssr Er-Aty
Hor J. n JrtlAs Ia
os-we hsss sAees Aires
H. H. FIT6eERAI d CO.,
Either Boz c. Washington C1y D. C.or Indianapolis Ind
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-20
(F1El3lI Medical Discovery

FROM
powerful
manifested
scse:ss ~ swslss csaaFe
headache internal na
Medical Discovery b.. no equal a. psest and radi
aston.hel
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-20

OOA choice selections for elocutionists and s.hoc
SUU exhibition, Dialogues. etc. 25 Cts
JESSk hANEY 4 CU. liz Nassau St. n y.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-20

REppING's RUSSIA SALvE has genuine mer-
II, as all who use it will testify. Price &c.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
PROPOSALS. ron l.EyEEs.
Ern,rrivE DEPARTMENT.

EfkIVTlyE DEPARTMENT..
Stat" Of Louisiana,
New Orlaana February N, laan
NEAT,ED PROPOSALS. WILL NE RECEIVED
~ at thin office until SATURDAY. February
IN, at ~ O'clock m. Tor tho oonatruntion Of tho
following lnraaa:
Live Oak Store loven. ra,lah NJ. John. lott
bank Mlpnissipui liver.
Lorpul Hay fiea levea, pariah ~ Jamea. right
bank Miar ianirri liver.
Acadia lnvon. partial ~, Janice. right bank
Miaainninpt river
Hog roint loven parah rointa Onupnn. right
bank Miaeiaaipri river.
Carroll iavee. patinh NJ. John. right bank
Mlnaiparni river.
riaun rrnaloa and arocihontiona arc now
ready fnr inarantiun IT tha state EnEinrer'a
Office. Tho nnnled rrar"nala mnat contain u
depaatt. In onah 81 n certified check, amounting
to one cont for each yard IL the oattmatnd CON
tensa W 10 ton thousand yartln. Ana u quarter
or ono oant for every additional yard. IL Ia for
faaa to the state In ona of the failure nf tho
contractor or hnnaaman - qualify Within
forty eight haura after adjudication Or nlaa Tho
proposed hondsman mnat indaTno on the bid
worth over aud above their lahiiitieH. an
amount axrnnaihE one third tho cost W tho
work In either eana tho bond muRt ho onnl-
plated Within forty eight honra,
Hropoaala ahall ho aAircnaad tn The under
atRnrd and zach ono tndaraod for tho ayooa on
which Tho bid Ia made.
raymentn for thia work will he made IA per
statement In the ONCE ~ the state BOARD "
Engineers.
The Board roaervcs to isaclf Tho right 10 reject
any or oil hida.
Governor and President of the Hoard state
Ensincars fr2I ut
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

Net,ce. New orleans, y.

Notice. Orleans. February -.
laao-The Board IF 'ilnt mmiaatonera will
meet AZ tho Association Hall. Southwest PaHn
on WEDNESDAY. March "a. tRHo. for tho pur'
pose Of examining applicants " pilot nommia
alonH. IL NJ. WILSON.
Chairman board III Commissioners,
E,lI lAl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

ssGrn.s Fertilizer and Chemical ~an"
faothi Ing g ,mrany No "A linton atreat, New
biiaana February M iHpn An nloninn Tor dt-
reatnra ~ thia nem pany viii Ia hold at thia
office on MONDAY ,ha frat day nf March, iaao,
bot w. On tho hnuta IF 10 nalaah q. m and p
o'clock u III. n W, NAlNhh-
al N~att'ir- No. Ft ''-'es"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

OGylCn 0f the crescent Any Ave ~a"sG
lnnhirp and Anunh ~ House Nnmnany. NJ. W
Oarouaalat attoat, Now Otiaana, February ~.
iaan An annual .loo lon for di,ooora o thln
company. 10 aprva lurtnG tho anauinu Ycnr. Will
IL hel,l III ihn otlion IN "WEDNESDAY, March n.
taan h.tween the houra If II n. III md y. m.
J. N. AUaH1TlN.
Far. "A. rJti ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

The GlaAney ~tll Far dIatiiliWE alv
hinda n ALCOHOLIC ErlRI ia. DRUIaIRTH'
EA rRAN1A. FhHFUMtA. otf,. ANAL. Htmnle.
onaar dan hn uaah anywhere. Nv any one -!
triN'ng aSrnnaa. naiillnIa, ttuE1iata nnN
pharma"eu'iata can goo The anparatna ana Oh
tain fun particulars by calling on tho " ventor
at hia room. ~ GAMF HTNEET. third hnor
IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

DEPARTMENT nF rpliGE
Administrators UfYlna. CITY Han.
Nav Orlaana. February II, iaao. }
WAS BRouHr TO THE SMITH DISTRICT
w hound
oNE viii TIE AND YELLOW SPOTTED COW,
ono holo In each ear. tina cut off
Which II not claimed Within flvn daya and ax-
pcnsa thereon paid will Nh anA III auction ~
aaid POUND On THURSDAY, February "a. 1880.
nj u nj, by order T. MEAhEY
fna9 &, Administrators af roliaa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
CANCELLATION OF ROND.
HTATE ov boutHIAH&-
Executives Department,
WHEnEhH. THOMAn DUFFY. OF TMn

ArA'rE ov Lou1HrAsa 4
Executives Department Il
XNHFNEhH. THOMAH DUFFY. OF TWE
w city Of Now Orleana. hnn applied to mo fsge
tho cancellation Of bond, drawn and aligned
hy him IN principal for tho num ~ five than-
sand tlollnra with John RETRY aud q nrRe Urs-
nan for tho aum Of twenty five hundred dai-
lnrn enoh ma auretioa. dated tho twenty frse
4 of Nuvnmbor ia72 and conditioned for tltfH
faithful performance Of tho du'ina of aaata
Thomas Duffy Cork Of tho Fifth DetsiaG
COURT for tho parish nj Orleana.
Now, thetolore !, LOUIS ALFRED Willie
Hovernor az tho State of Louisiana. hava
though proper TO |, a,la thia my proclamatiaur
with tho Wow Of giving public notice Ia ALI
pernona therein intoreatad 10 show ealgs. TIN
writing nj tho ofrlse OF tho ReeratarY Of Htatsss
In tho city Of New OrleaDa, within ninety dasg
Mt OF tho lnat publication hereof. why aaid bond
and tho mortgage roautlng tharnfrom ahaufG
not he cancelled aud annulod md the eurttfsa
above named discharged from amy further lia~-
hiitioR In tho prnmiaoa.
Wtineaa my aHnntura aud tho Haal Qf fhN
Htnte Of Loulalnnn. Mt the city Of Now Orleans.
thIa fifteenth day of January In the year 81 afe
Lord one thousand olght hundred and eighty.
mud tho ono hundred ind fourth year Of tta Tn
houendonea of tho United Htates of America,
LOUIS A. WILTI.
by tho Governor:
Will. A. STRONG. Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

LOST.

I ONT OR M1srtAGED A NOTE DRAWN
49, Nv mo ~ my order and indnrnad
dated February II, innn. aisty iaya after date.
for fssu. Tho puhlto are notified not ~ nngo-
tiate tnr aamp H. g. BROWN
New OflaaHa. February al, 1880 fn2p At
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

special Sotice The recent nre !" our
Fa'to VIII oauaa No interruption In tho huat
nnaa We have lnrGa and wall naenftah ntn'k
" rltU Nk4, NAIa, &c. ~ nala1t from and ~
GREATLY hMnuGhD rRlNEh, Ttupka and
finn la Gaaaa made tn order ueual hlao ra-
pal, in4 and covaring ,iann nj ahortaat notice
I, j. DUFFY No ~ laronh"
faa i'm Hot ,vaan Canal aud Common al raata,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
BOARDING..

BOARD, Na-p NORTH RAMPANT. NEAR
ID Canal atreet hnarahlo front and othnr
ruon,a. With or without hoara Alao hand
anmoly furniahad parlar bedroom. jpan I'm
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
California srin,us stocks.
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK Nov II Evening-Ft0ur-Receipts
26 06 bbls exports A. ATT bbs: shade stronger on
low grades with light supply and moderate export
inquiry; good and choice grades steady with moder-
ate jobbng trade demand ;saies 1S,90O;No 2, 3 3Oa
4 00 >upertine Western and state at 3 90d
40: extra Western and state 4 1905 90; goou to
choice do at 05a6 so; White Wheat Western
extra at 75a4 a5 fancy do at OOa6 so: ex-
ira Ohio at 1895 %; extra st. Louis at 4 75a
so: patent Minnesota extra at 25(d7 90: choice
to double extra at 1048 25, including 140O bbls
City Mills extra at 9Oa6 10; 300 bbls No 2 at
3 3Od4 90; 600 bbls Sut,erfne at 9OG4 40; g.
800 bbls low extra at 75 as 90; 1900 bbls Winter
extra at 8OaS 25. s ,uthern four-extra at 10
05 20; choice at 1897 90. Rye Flour steady
at 70d6 0 for Superfne. Corn Veal steady;
Yellow Western at 1898 25: Brandywine 8 s !.
Wheat $4,000 bush: export~ 80, ,459
bush heavy and Ia@1c lower with light export de-
mand and fair speculative trade sales 92i, 90
bush. including 26S, 900 bush on spot, No Spring
Is: No 2 Chicago 8; ungraded Bed at 149
! 27: No 3 do l TIA al 17Is No 2 do at 19s4
al 20s4 No Red at 26G1 81, ungraded Whit Q
at 16a 81; No do IT; No do, sc, 900 bush
! 1814G1 1894 No Red for November, 1874, 90,
at l5129i 81; do December, 716,O0O bush at
l 21A a 22H. Rye steady; State OF 1a@1 O3.
firm receipts 127 900 bush; exports 1876. 700 bush
sales;66 600 bush including 10000 bush on tn
spot III graded at 59960Mc. No at 5Sc; No 2 at
6uc; No White at 60960lac; Yellow 6oc; low
Mixed 59c: No 2 for November at 69A2G69s4 @.
do for December at 5ass a597sc, January at cog
4O,96O bush; sales 206,00 bush; No 3 at 40c;' do
White at 401s a. 1sc; No2 at 42@421ac, do
White at 43@431ac; at 4214c; do White at
47c; Mixed Western at 381a142c; White Western
at 43@5Oc; Mixed State 42a45c; White do at Asa
SOC, including $4,000 No 2 for November at Al 7s
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
DOuiEsTIC PORTS.

GALvESTON-Ar 4th, brig Minnie Abpie, Hard
PfAsoAGoULA-sld sth, barque syra, Pettengill,
PENsACoLA-Ar 9th, barque Wiley. Wiley.
Sir MARYs, GA-Ar 9th, sch Nellie Sawyer,
Cid 9Th. brig Daisy Boynton, Appleby, for River
tsff CHARLESTON 9th, barque Martha A Nc
Neil. Masters, New York.
Sid 7th, sch Geo Washington, for West Indies.
Ar 10th, ship John Patten, Fairbanks, Philadel-
RiCHMoND-Ar sth, sch Martha Heath, Morse,
BALTIMoRE- 9th, barque Mary Baker,
Sid 9Th. schs H Riley and j D Ingraaam.
Cid 10th, brig NJ Haskell, Pease. Port Royal.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 9th, sch Skylark, Crocker,
Kennebec.
Cid 9TH, schs Grace Davis, Davis for Charleston;
Nellie Dinsmore Parker, Boston; Mary Harris,
Strout, Bristol; E Langley, Pressey, Salem.
Ar 10th, brig Tarifa, rr cy, Santander:
NEWCASTLE. DEL-Passed down 9th, ship Geo
Stetson. for San Francisco.
Passed up, brig TariIa
NEW YOkK-Ar 10th, ships Humboldt, Wiley,
Shanghae i23 days; st Joseph, Fales Bordeaux 20
Alex Campbell Bunker. Cardenas ! days; Mary q
Mariner, Paterson, Cardenas; schs stephen G Pink
ham, sherman. Cape Hayt'; Lake, Rockland; Elva
Pettengill. York, Allyn's oint: Nathl Holmes,
Dow Bristol; Nettie Cushing Robinson, Providence
Ariel. candage. and Loduskia Means, do; Water
Cld 10Th. sch Elizabeth Cook, Aslward, Port
au Prince.
Sid 10th, sch Grace Deering, for Cadiz
Passed the Gate 10th, brig Antelope. Hobokeu for
Boston; schs Huntress. do for Portland u w Bald
win do for Rockland Rival, do for Boston; Report
er Hoboken for Portsmouth; Chrome, do for Cohas-
set; Eri do for Boston, fremont do for Providence;
Mary Hupper. Port johnson for Boston; j Nick
erson. Farr. Amboy for Portland.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 7th, schs Wat
erloo, Gray, Providence for New York; Julia Mar
tha Hops, and Julia Elizabeth, Candage do for do
(and all saied)
PROVIDENCE-Ar 10th, sch Mary A Glier Ward
HOboken
Sid 10th, schs Starlight Webster, Perth Amboy;
Northern Light, Lincoln, New York.
NEWPOKr-Ar 9th, sch Emily, Nichols NYork
for Somerset. (and sailed)
Sailed 10th barque Nicola Harper. from Calais
for Baltimore; schs Nettie Cushing Robins IN, Pro-
vidence for New York Challenge Meservey, fM
do for do q Heyer Davis, Pensacola for do.
WICKFO6D-Sld 10Th, sch w b Darling, PEN
dleton, New York.
SoNfERSET-Ar 10th, sch Eva Adell, Ellis, from
Hoboken.
Ar 9th sch Seventy-Six, Robinson Philadelphia
BRISTOL-Ar 10th, sch Pierce, Lord, Weehaw-
ken
MOODS HOLE-Sld 10th. sch Grace Bradley,
Huppcr Savannah.
VINEYARD-HAvEN - AR 9th, schs Castilian,
from Hoboken for Boston; Ebridge Gerry, and New
Zealand, Amboy for do Belle Brown, Amboy for
do; Wreath Elizabethport for Salem; Abm Rich
ardson, Philadelphia for Saugus; Orizimbo. Amboy
for Portland; Ned Sumpter, DO for Portsmouth;
Calais; Island Belle, New York Tor Eastport. Lizzie
Lee, Lamoinc do; Clara Dinsmore, Lubec for DO;
Alma, Windsor, Ms for do Vim Deming, Calais for
do; Marion Draper. Gardiner for do; Addie Jordan,
Portland for do; Montana. Kennebec for do; w D
Cargill do for Norwalk; Douglas Haynes Wiscasset
for Bristol.
Sailed, brig Annie r Storer; schs Island Belle
Orizimbo, Gerry, Wreath. Cicero, New Zealand,
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
STILL sQUIRMING.
Irving Hall Thinks Colonization and
Bribery Did It.

New YORK, Nov. 11.-At a meeting of the
Irving Hall Democratic committee last night,
Congressman John Fox was expelled for con-
duct IN the campaign. The report of the sub
committee of FIVE, TO whom was referred the
matter of comparing the census returus with
the votes polled, with a view to ascertain II
fraudulent votes were cast, was presented. 1t
sets forth that prominent among the causes
which produced the Democratic defeat at the
last election must be reckoned the secession
from the Democratic party in 1879, which re-
suited in the election of Republican state
government. By this means the Republicans
gained control of the canals, state prisons and
other public works, and these agencies have
been used to divert large numbers of votes to
Garfield. The Government prevented the ap-
pointment OF local officers to guard the ballot
boxes, and consequently the Democratic chal-
lengeis and watchers were without authority
to make rests. The police were instructe II, t
to recognize warrants regularly issued by mag
istrates. The Office of Chief Supervisors of
Elections was employed as a Republican cleo
tioneering machine. Colonization was prac-
iced to an alarming extent. The expenses of
fraudulent voters were paid and their votes
sworn. The Democratic organizations failed to
scrutinize the registry list. Had this been
done defeat would not have ensued. One Of
the chief causes of the increased Republican
vote was the purchase of voters near the polls
In most fagrant manner. The corruption OF
the franchise of New York is more important
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
November Meteors.
Blossom Transcript.

DOSSOu lIduScIlptl
The earth is about to cross the track of the
November meteors, that gigantic ellipse OF
meteoric matter whose perihelion crosses the
earth's orbit. and whose aphelion extends be-
yond the planet Uranus. From the 10th to
the 14th the earth is ploughing through this
meteor zone, and more meteors than usual,
radiating from the constellation Perseus, may
be looked for. The probability is that not
many will be seen, brit there is a delightful
uncertainty about the working of celestial
machinery that makes it not impossible
that observers will be rewarded with
more than the ordinary shower. The
November meteor zone is made up Of a swarm
Of particles, following in the train OF Temples
comet. The swarm of meteoroids is not
equally scattered around the orbit, but is con-
centrated In one portion. which the earth
crosses once in about thirty-four years Then
We have shower that is something to remem-
ber for lifetime. Such shower is not to be
expected urtil 1899. In the interval, unless
something extraordinary takes place the OBJ
server will see few meteors to reward his gaze;
but II is well to be on the watch when these
annual epochs come round, and be ready to en-
Joy the sight If anything unusual occurs.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12

than the result of the Presidential cleo
ton, and must be checked. A circular
sent to the Democrats by Rel ublican leader
in the sixteenth district, Offering price for
votes, is an outrage on popular suffrage. In
several districts coonists were discovered, and
fifteen persons voted from house in which
only three voters resided. The report gives
number OF other similar instances, and charges
that to colonization, intimidation and bribery
a large portion of the increased Republican
vote was due. 1t suggests that Congression-
al investigation be had, so that frauds may be
prevented in future. The report was adopted,
but the resolution to petition Congress to ap-
point a committee was referred to a sub-com-
mttee A resolution declaring the Democrat
ic defeat due to incompetent leaders of both
Irving and Tammany Halls was lost.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Lucretia Mott died yesterday aged SS.
Capt Feds and party of engineers left ST.
Louis Wednesday for Mexico to survey the
Tehauntepec Isthmus ship railway route.
Hancock denies that he wrote the letter
published by the Washington Star.
Marcus M. Loud Charles G. Poole and
Henry H. Reed were found guilty yesterday
OF an assault upon Isaac Chamberlain at Ply
mouth.
During Republican celebration at Lancas-
ter, Penn, Wednesday night two persons were
killed and several seriously injured by burst
ing gun.
A bank caved in yesterday at Orange Court
House, Va, and buried number of railroad
iaborers. killing two and injuring Others, and
it is supposed that some were buried under
the fallen rock and dirt.
Judge Morris who was SO seriously assaulted
by Jim Dunn in Brooklyn, is dangerously ill.,
Dunn cannot be found
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Eight Men Burned to Deatt
THE RESULT OF CRIMINAL CARE
LESSNESS.

BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. 11.--A terrible cas-
ualty happened last night at Bordell City, 70
miles from here. A number men were consre-
gated at boarding house sitting around the
fire. -Four had gone to bed up stairs when the
fire began to burn low. One of the men dippt
cup of oil from bucket and poured it on the
Goals. The oil remaining in the cup caught
fire and burned his hand, when he flung the
cup away from him and it fell into the buck ct
nearly full of oil. An explosion followed, and
the burning oil was scattered all around the
room. The clothing of the men was deluged
with flaming oil and they rushed out into the
air, where four of them were burned TO death
Meanwh lille the house was burned to the
ground and the four men up stairs perished in
the flameS