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ITO PHlLADELPHIA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ITO PIlLADELPHl9A',
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE o1D.EsTAgLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
"a TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 3
- nEPOTs IN PHILADELPHIA ~ NETWORK.
norBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST FINE CONSISTENT
MIlII ABSOLU III SAFETY
on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 20, $50.
Trains leave hewfOrk. DesbrOsscs AM COrt
landt Ferries fellows
4aU 1880 = 500 ,:50 40 Limte) II A. M. $3.50 T. 44O
g. 30, and 10 amt J. night sundays 4.5V ini
$3.50 H.. >. q. Z. 10 and 10 p M. ana II hght -.
Express IRAN, New York daily e1rept sunday AT
1880 A IN. running through VIA Trenton anu AN
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans at Jersey g. n.y. AnOrng speedy ami diecI transfer
'oT ,rig rams leave sst Phade pha 12nl 3i5. ).
,.,J \ 700 andI ami Limited .xpress 30p = - 8.
54n and 7:3J D. ON ~uudlv. l9.U ;. H. Az = SO
m 4 and 1.lO u 10. Leave Pulade pAa Camden
mn. and 80 D. IN dally except -uu'ia' ,
TJrket oFicea "a Astrr House anu
fco of Desirn.-.s Il COTtLtndt Coutsi and BrO'hyn
Annex station DOT 0f Fuanst, Brook VA NOS H. 10
and lls uutson-,t. HODk ken; tAon. Jersey city tn
liant he 81 piicr Yit"c. -
IN. New York rnseI Company WlH CAL Ioi anu CHECK
La aage from cir aud re idcnts % t,y,,up
PRANK tho NSON ,LL - =, ! - "a o.,
General Manager "'"i f"'-'nE'i AE''-
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-IO *. Wood
la haven and ftockawav l.iircld - cave daily except
-uunav Iluulrr, Point 6I1. li.lJ a ni' "A" D. III
Law, llockl.ay goa M. 81 tiip y. IA
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A SSISTNNT SALESMAN. COLLECT or

A Sis w o-tLIs' v - -. o. arsf a. VI
Enrltsh. married. 40 wears Of az can luih.sn va, ~ ,d
~ 80. security IL necessary VIII WORK Ini uo'
-, ou Tor a good situation. fieese eaN OF al
s-.ss NJ KAFLEN rElN l.403 ist-aFe.
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1rcss Alakins.

Observation-Disclosures, children's infants,
hovs oper1tes All machines Wheeler Wilson perfect
GOD member perfect mite. 81 ]. o., Tribune
Branch Otice. 81 East llth-sL
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A SSISTANl- BOOkkEEPER or Baftenu% ar
Y "a an i.iu. trious and willing young man OF r,a r.
staic reiiaple aid teulpelaie AadIe-s EU GEN r.
GARRY. SIS West 2lth-sr, CITY.
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:, GSIeqANT BARKEEPER.-By = yout.' %,
Il Vim eDr Years experience I'D hItLn sal ma J6IN
s-.,Ss. sober and truSi We my Avtes ,,.st
faney "i u 'fe of Koran coraer 0EcenNih ana "oS'
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

49, Io ~ /, wears n age as assistant bOokktep2t
- s,cf ~ refpfence ROW iaai empower Address L.
:, FON. so BerCcn-sl.. b. o.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Leave ew-I OK foot Liberty o.. y. L
Via BrsnchrOrt:
For sandy ifoog. s:ij. Has \. M p ..-
Fer Monmouth Beach rtabright amt Hshands' D. SID
ll:tj a M. 80, p ~.
Via Red Bank .
s.Il Ia m.-For Manchester, Toms River Barncgat. &e
1880 D. Manchester, Tome River, \ Ian IlL C4Al
stations BAY side.
/. D m.-For Nh.tlng.s. Toms RIvcr Barnegat &C.
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&.) TO BOSTON,


,oNNrlTING FOI ALL POINTS EAST
The n rcnnt -icaucIs
mr. Eft - and Saturdays
and NAENAGA NsFtTi ou M"niajs, wednesdays Ald I'll
'' 4s0P st., FROM FER 80 V r..
Toot ~ Law Il lfry!ug B0s =. NJ special Limited
rst ,.,ss lie els 4s.Wrsn Neai arA and Boston. GOOD
~ y a. .,.rfdrl an fhsir f8ct 81 Zach
49, - ~ a I. AL .l pr.n-ua rkct Offices ~aisio M
al Ntsfttts iAbef4 N"uiitt ~ 80,
lrd ~ irfVrDi'@h ihA fA'" "a 'N4"'
llD.c 81 IcA-f sLltre .... r,,o pyrr.su1, o,-rv
Pi.ON ,rE LIN r-tpi i'ii sh H. ~ Na,,b
River foot % War enstf iAig irA'eP '"H''l ~ 80
lut I.ast 3d. Pf.is lii' iler dftel go -.
tr'I,t.f vi, ett,i 1880 iaAun 80 4pwrs Iiirs- o,-.
f'''-N' va WV ID. y BABCDck President
Nv WILKINS GelefAi r-.ssasss Agent
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

Ill Rail LINE for Perth Amboy south Amboy. Red
Bank Long Branch Grove As4ury ParS Point Pleas
ant, Toms i.iver BarncgaI. ATLANTIC CITY. &c
Leave New-York. foot Lbcrty-s, at D. o:IJ lIio M
l:3O $3.50 4. 5:.iO D.. IN.
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eirnat,ons Uautfo- Hlh!cs

CRAYOy and PENCIL. ARTtST, AS, also
~ soyd euer au iad axe % good address references
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lrpFRTAL GERMAN MAIL.

Hamburg American Packet C0mpnvs Line LOT
PLYAdOL TIL CHERBOURG, and ItAMbL W. ~, %
LES y .-...... Dee d. lI-ol oO
Rates PASSAGE Plymouth. London. CheI * nan
burg points In the south OF EnG anu t4a' sDl
$50 second Camu. s6Oi steerage 500 lsouhI trl0 AZ
reduced Seerage from Hamburg or hagTo' 20 20
n atr,-1f Ag.nrs General Passenger Agents.
-, c7 tI,t,s..r \ s. No 81 Broadway, II. I.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
L NECTION Leave loot Of Liberty-st for Freehold
af !. l.. ll:i5 A ~ 4. $50
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SUMMONS Uanieo-- females.

A RESPECTABLE c0lOred woman would
a ike -entlereus and ladies' hing class work
reference COLEMAS, Z6l West 41th-st between Broad
way AMI Sth-ave. room p
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! DOYS' CLOTHES CUT and MADE. Sacques.
u OAKS Coines garments OF all kinds work done ~
am II Address TAILOKEss, Tribune Uptown Ohice I@'o
I
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y AND TIE n fHi
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASH NGTON.
cave New Tor4. FOOT Liberty ST.
"a m For " ashiu gion. Cincinnati, Chicago. &c
prn Da lv Fast line. Through Coaches aud Sleeping
c r. 90 Cincinnati. chicago 1t. Louis ,ec.
Lao p H. WIsl1 g'on, Cincinnati CHICAGO &c
ne. eis tor baggage checs ed u loot Of DerTs
y. r.. H. IT, Ot 81.
JOSEPH x HARRIS, y. L BALDWIN,
Cerrr.I Mlu.grF Cen. Pass. Agent
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DOR Err or MATCHMAKER a German,
3, carpenter by Trade. auioK. sharp shrewd and
indus rous furnish "a eaiac
ter ami AFFINITY viii work for pefina
DenI call CHAS. IEEkE, No
xOl Hancock Jersey CITY Heights
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DOR ER o. USEFULMAN.-An industrious,
willing man. SO iul Of oush. snap grt aud ambi'
Ton hrsirls Ics0nnendS0DB 20 as SIX n,-IF or
Wal worn ~ sHYthng Please call address c. H. NO 4SI
7th ave
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY

y Trans Eng'eVOsl. C0stcf lfrrm AMI Ny
ack T. = a. 0.50 a.. 1. i.J0, stU. o.ia o3J, lao
Sundays AID G:dO p. The II: % NJ train WI
leave ~ minutes later Szianiay nights
Manuel pr ug Valley ard h0nsey, 300. 800 . ~ i'o
JNu. " Abbott. General Pasrr Agent, New York
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Il PASSENGER TRAINS on ami after June l., l77@ wiz
i1ax epoz foot OF Coraudt suG e-st+ al 40 l
D. N ana $50 p. M for tasiol Bethlehem Allentown D.
Pfaaug, Mauch Chuuk. WtAe.bairc To" ANITA W'N.l ~
ithaca Geneva LYONS buffalo Pullman sep
inq coaches att lchrd 20 $3.50 %. train . -. al
Trains Ieavlngat 7:4O q. ana p m. couleIo 'S '
points IN Mabanov ami HazlrT0n coa ieei1I% .- -.
$780, - In VVTNGTON. General Passenger AGENT
Gerera tasfer Office corner thuI ch AMI COrtaudt-sts
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ENRY b.
AN-WGHs 10 LAST pUzzLEs

A.wr'eH Eoigmq.-Dluiel Derouda.
E'mls-l. Saam, shame. ,. Hear, heart
, Born, bone, 4, Bid, biIe ., Far, fare.
bmapR La9er,.-
Sheen and shadow intermingle,
And the hours, so sweet and fair,
Change full Oft to weary ages,
Through the weight of woe they bear.
y et the cup Of cruel bitter
May be TO Us for healing given,
And our funeral lapps be watchfres
Ga the outer walls of Heaven.
Happy hour. , Oh, word. can never
Hall their depth Of meaning give
How their bcnedictiou brighteus
All the wCrd In which we live
Golden hour, like shining headbands,
Juuiug DER the tide of time;
Rising DER the wrecks of snow,
Crowned with majesty sublime.
Pobtem.-Seyen aud one-third.
IraHposaioas.-Late, tale, teal.
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4 Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when she is giving
her house its spring renovatng, should bear
in mind that the dear inmates o. her house
are more precious than many houses, and
that their svst ms need cleansing by purify
ing the blood, regulating the stomach and
bowels to prevent and cure the diseases aris-
ing from spring malaria aud miasma, and
She must know that there i, nothing that
will do it 50 perfectly aud surely as Hop
Bltters, the purest and best Of medicines.
See other column.
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OUR PUZZLE CORNER.
CONDUCTED BY W. II. EASTMAN.

CONDUCTED BY W. II. EASTMAN.
Contributions of original puzzles are So
lcted from every reader. Address all COM
munications relating to this department to
W. II. Eastman, Auburn, Ne.
CROSSWORD ENIGMA.
My first j. in force, also in corps;
My ,ccoud is in sail, but not in oar;
My lbird /, IN swim, but not in wade;
My fourth is in chain, but not in spade;
Ny iiGh is in find, bat not in lose;
Nv -Nth i, Ia flint but not in fuse;
My seventh isin car, but not in dog;
My Gig! th j. in board, but not il log;
Ny ninth is 10 tame, bat not in wild;
Big trutu j, 10 girl, also in child;
NJ eleventh is lp old hut not in new;
My twelfth j, ia green, luc not in blue;
My whole is the prscess of changing to
ooua.
IDA J.
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Joseph II. Grey, who was ten years ago
a member Of the Reading police force, my,-
teriously disappeared, and the unliriug cf
forts ofhis vile to discover his whereabouts
have since proved futile About a yesr ayo
the father Of Mr. Gray died near Pernsbure,
Montgomery county aud he SON SD e,tlange-
ly lost !, entitled TO about So 900 a, hi, share
OF his estate, Recently q petition Of ..Is.
Grey in the Bcrks county court. setting
forth the facts and asking that trustee be
appointed tor his estate WAS presented, and
under the presumption Of law tia, IL mau j,
dead in seven years from the time he was
last actually heard FROM the prayer OF the
petition was granted. Gen. Jesse H. Grey,
of Upper Hanover township, Montgomery
county, who is brother Of the ic,t man,
was appointed trustee, and ordered give
bail in the sum of $1,000. If thi. Joseph
II. Grey is still alive, tine fact ,ha. thi, nice
little pile Of money is waiting him, may
cause him to appear again.
Those subject to c,stiyene,- should a,
once try sellers Liver Pm.." p cents
per box, sold by all druggists.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE The ,mbell,L-
ment in the April number Of the Ec.ectic j,
fine steel engraved portrait of Professor
Simon Newcomb, the eminent astronomer
and mathematician and a brci, bun -uai-
cient, sketch of his lite accompanies the
portrait, The literary contents of the num-
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BURIED WORD SQUARE.

/. ~ppa', o lou't cDmAit such a deed;
il rs uut V"l.
. Pooh! ought to know whether or not
IL is we'll for ma.
3. O Sap, upu', Nv bloc boils with in
dgr".l'n wIen lhluk Of tae injustice you
vii do
!. Id see tina, You mind your own affairs
Concealed ia the above sentences are four
word, forming together a word square, their
significance beinga, follows:
/. \ g,rm-ut f'r the head.
.. \ Western State.
3. Heavy liquids.
4, Quantity taken alta single time.
UNCLE CLAUDE.
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March .. t..
4 UDIrOR'S NOTICE.

march 90, 80 CIV
~ fH8
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Yearly ad, ertisemcnts pay able quarterly Itsh az
Neut advertisements must be paid tOr peioieih9eo
kept where parties have accounts.
legal advertisements dolarsp lnSnlo
usertiOns, and at that rate for additlohhil ''
Without reference to length.
Executors, Administrators and AUDITOR ny nV'oo9
lhrec dollars. Must be paid for when lhse.
Transient or Local notices, twenty ceh's "
regular Advertisements h0lt rates. , -
Cards in the Cuisines Directory oolumn' ohs
iOllu per YCarfOr each line.
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ihefe h"l not bteh l'h' 10 make chufoiy
''e'" 'ts"'" i"r 'he "'' ''e c'r"h"'I'h' ana
the 'IIVereI SiII 'hr'he OF hahd'. me "oTb-
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was placed :" IH"V 'he h'"hi'"r "i ieter'
through .he "ho'e III 'He PACK couid "h''-
per 10 MN lhe necessary responses i"e
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was Tue '''7' 'i're 'Hey were ever use1' Inc
successors o' I'''r were EmPerors; not
lS"i'' ana 'he crown ana fe'toiai cross OF
''ono"l"cuu7' lhe Nls'Dle symbols OF the re-
''t'oh' ol lhe MuscoV'te IsarS to the en-
p''o'' oi Oon''"h''hop''' are now mere ca
r'o>I'leS III the imperial treasury at Mos
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emperor, HIS 100 was uS,u Tor the 'ast
,,"C' -"e power OF Inc clergy was 10 be
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-04-09

Female comrlaint,,' are the result Of
impure blood. Use "Lindacy's Blood
Sea,chor
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JERRY.


IoF.tre. tomPoratire. .Superlatiue.
/, \ conlinentA dish. \ magician.
.. A plant. \ column, \ noble lady.
3, Oppu Character Truthful.
4, Ap animal. y grinder. To disturb.
b. \ stamp. Silence. Aemenine name
O, "A gem. \ healLau god \ worshipper.
\. b. @.
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Dear Str:-Nour Neuralgia Pills cured
me, ana was the greatest uf sufferers huve since
bought them Tor my sister and others and they cure
The sun., 1880-12-13
PACKING THE SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The resignation OF
Mr.. Justice Strong will be formally sent in this
week and the present intention is to appoint in
his place William b. Woods. now Circuit Judgo
OF the Fifth Judicial District. comprising
Georgia. Florida. Alabama Mississippi. Louis
lam. and Texas. Mr. Strong's district. how
ever. will be assigned to Bradley.
Judge Woods has one advantage over all
other aspirnnts. He is an Ohio man who went
South TO seek his fortune. He was an ardent
Republican in tho days Of reconstruction and
Grantlsm. and became a Judge In tho natural
operation OF political Rws. Compared with
other Federal Judges in the South. he may be
said to have borne himself decenty. He is
not charged with the gross outrages that lie at
the doors Of some OF his associates. Because
Judge Woods now holds e Southern circuit.
md resides for convenience in a Southern
State. 1t will be pretended that his appointment
is concession to the South. which ID now not
represented in the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Justice Swayne will retire before the close
OF the present Congress, 80 that Hayes will
have the appointment OF his successor Stanley
Matthews will be nominated for that vacancy.
as tho reward for his services In aid Of the
Great Fraud before the Electoral Commission,
and in other capacities. Garfield could have
had this appointment in his own hands. He
knew of Hayes's bargain with Matthews. and
though not too well disposed toward the latter,
he has not bnck bone enough to refuse him. In
ease the vacancy should DO deferred till after
tho fourth OF March.
Stanley Matthews has long been railroad
and corporation attorney. There are already
three. IL not four OF that class on the Supreme
bench. For the coming vacancies after the
fourth of March, Garfield will nominate tho
men whom the great corporations want. The
court will be packed In the interest of corpO-
rate power even more decidedly than it was
Dnrkpu by Grant 10 reverse the lpgul tender lp-
cisiOn. by which reversal specie payments were
postponed ten years aud the panic of 1873 was
provoked.
by u conventional usage the Senate confirms
almost an nybody who has ever been member of
It, without regard to fitness. character, or other
indispensable conditions for Office Therefore,
while there are high and honorable Senators
who will never consent to vote for Stanley Mat
sure. ThSn ona.1nird Of I the court viii bni "1
from, the State Of Ohio namely. Waite. Woods,
aud Matthews.
The sun., 1880-12-13
DeplOrable II True.

The EueninD Express reports the follow
ing as the opiRion OF member Of the Tam
many Hall Committee on Organization:
"Jons KELLY will always have at his side the mem.
bers Of Tammany Hall. and every election day $1,000
Democratic voters In this county who love him for his
manly traits, hways satisfied to be guided by his
advice"
This seems to US to be placing o very low
estimate upon the Americanism, the inde-
pendence, the personality Of character, Of
our adopted citizens of Irish birth, and our
native-born citizens OF Irish descent.
Will they really, to the number Of fifty
thousand, continue to follow JOHN KELLY |;
10 be led by him as II he had rings in their
noses, and to wear his collars?
We say this is deplorable IL true. Why
should not every one Of these fifty thousand
men be a mana true American-and lead
himself2
It is to be hoped that the opinion we have
quoted will prove entirely erroneous, and
that on the ruins Of Tammany will rise q
free and untrammelled Democracy, wear
ing no mans collar and bearing NO mans
brand, and all leading themselves.
The sun., 1880-12-13
Progress in Capitalization.

The special deputy marshals will be duly
paid for their partisan election services by
appropriations at the present session or the
next. There will be. no change in the sys-
TEN until the people sweep the Republican
party from power. All Federal elections,
and all State elections when held at the
same times and places, will be controlled by
Federal officials, with the army placed at
their back. Not content with this state Of
affairs, Mr.. HAYES now recommends that
the Republican Congress shall look into the
elections In the Southern States, and, turn
Ing out those who have been elected, seat
those who, in their own opinion, ought to
have been elected.
We have now Bureaus OF Agriculture Sta
tistics, Education; bureaus upon bureaus,
growing up in every department. eating up
the substance Of the people, but increasing
II. 1ower aud patrnnage of =tha Execntirs.
the Federal Government extended over the
whole field Of the education of the young /;
the most gigantic stride toward centraliza-
tiOn proposed since HAMILToN's first scheme
in the convention which framed the Consti-
tuition. The Weather Bureau is alre Idy
firmly established, and it's functions will
perhaps be enlarged to suit the ambition of
the military courtier who may finally be
appointed as its chief.
Shades Of JEFFERSON and MADISON! The
Federal Government running the schools
and predicting the weatherl
The sun., 1880-12-13

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sir: A leading
newspaper published report Of Dr. FultOn's Brooklyn
preacher behcvel OF Sunday last in which tho
speaker stated that the jas and prisons Of tins city
"are filled by Roman Catholics"
The Word OF God udmOnishcs to be angry and sin
not" Our blessed Lord applied the lash 10 the money
changers for desrcraung the emplc.
llumbly but In This sIi' it uf justice aud Christian
COURAGE, dvnuuuCe the assertion ~ lie born vi malice
or ignorance, and in the name W truth and charity
hereby challenge Dr. Fulton n the pruu Of his charge hy
any means he prefer. In stand before the public
by his convicted Ms public falshrr aud dptHlnCr
wa onE igc Ia make personal tour aud pycstigttion
"t lhc'e JulS aud rTunS IN company with DR., Fultu
and npariial bird party, and will prove him cruel
pcrseCutur utterly unworthy Ul belief
FLUsnIAO, H. L. Dec, 10 EGBERT T, CLEAvE
The sun., 1880-12-13

one would icelhurt at any implied lack OF
confidence In refusing 10 lend the minutes.
Applications based on alleged losses OF
referees minutes are becoming very fro
quent In our courts and are often very vex-
atious; but they would be almost wholly
prevented In tho future by some such rule
az we have suggested.
In tho second OF the two cases In the Court
OF Common Ploas, the referee had refused to
certify record Of the proceedings had on
the trial before HMM technical legal
phraseology, to settle the case-so as to en-
ablo tho defeated party 10 review his de-
cision on appeal. He based his refusal on
the fact that the notes OF testimony were no
longer in his possession, and he could not
remember their contents. 1t appeared, how
ever, that he did not even have them at the
time he decided the case: and Judge LARRE-
MORE very properly said that II q referee
could remember evidence we'll enough to
render Judgment on it. he could remember
1t well enough to correct q statement Of 1t
prepared for the purposes Of an appeal.
SO many questions Of Importance are tried
before referees in this city, that the courts
cannot insist upon too high q standard OF
judicial conduct for these officers.
The sun., 1880-12-13
The Fur Seal Monopoly.

Mr.. SHERMAN announces with great grav-
ity that the Alaska Commercial Company
has taken all the soals 1t Ia entitled to take
under the law We thought 50. But does
Mr. SHERMAN know whether 1t has taken any
more than 1t was entitled to or not Is tho
special agent on the islands an agent OF the
United States or OF the company? Are the
accounts so kept as to distinguish between
the skins which come from tho Russian
islands. under the control OF tho company,
and those which come from the American
islands? Is the Government protected
The Fur Seal Ring has prospered greatly
under its fraudulent lease. Alaska has
been entirely under its dominion, and its
power in the Treasury Department has
been absolute. When JOHN +. MILLER, late
President OF the company. and also late
Collector OF the Port OF San Francisco, Is
made Senator from California, it will be
stronger still.