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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
ENGLISH TROOPS IN IRELAND.
A BATTALION OF THE COLD STREAM GUARDS ENTER
pUBLlN-MR PARNELL rHREATENED.

4 BATTALION OF THE COLD STREAM GUARDS ENTER
pUBLlN-MR PARNELL rHHEArENED.
LONDON. Tuesday, Dee. T. 1850.
Crowds Of people we're collected at the corners OF
the streets to witness entry of the LIST Battalion
OF the Cold Stream Guards into Dublin to-day, Dut
there was no manifestation of feeling.
Mr.. Parnell received Two threatening letters dur
ing his stay IN Waterford one of which accuses MIN
of DESTROYING the country to benefit his own pocket
The proprietor of The Sligo Champion has been
committed for triafon the charge of publishing
notice calling on a tenate 10 rehnquish his tarm'
dispatch from Dublin to The Times says
" Bovcott,ng is now also used to compel unwilling
Der,ous 10 ION the Land League AMI To suOscrpe Ia hl
thereto A Dublin gentleman. VINO mas a rev acres Vi
land on the horerR IF county has received letter
warming Em that Ge must JON the League before Saur
cav or TAX consequences. Tnr most Recent utNtI
oolnent Ia BOycOiting - Is III tht ccuntry t"Hns,
yurre shopkerpers and even pedders are required 20
produce tick Is showing that hey are u mDer' OF lus
eorue or the, Will NOT be allowed 10 guy or sell. Even
Orlnreinen IN some places Obliged 10 JON the
Ioerle rather tnan lose tnelr business prcpertA II
ive The organic alton becomes daily mere ptilrct III
Ms minute ue ais The accumulation 81 arms ID tle
conufry Is regarded with much Apprehension one
hons. mere suu les 240 reviewers weekly 10 dHerehI
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CYCLONE ~ MISSOURI.
HOUSES AND OTHER BUILDINGS DEsrRorED-sEV-
ERAL PERSONS FATALLY INJURED.

ERAL PERSONS FATALLY INJURED.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. THE Republicans Car
image. Mo. special says eycIoue passed over
that section on Saturday evening going from southwest
10 northwest great many houses aud barns were
torn down and other injury done. Ten miles south OF
Carthage the residence and al the outhouses OF william
Bavman were demolshod also the buildings OF hr'
For~ythc nearby; but no lives were lost Four mi es
to n. northeast OF Bnyans house the bindings oil Mt
or,mbv we're Also destroyed, and Mr.. Qumby was
fatally injured Al sarcoxie the Masonic Hall was
,rated on s foundations and ruined On Round Prai-
a. the echo, house was destroyed. The house OF John
Mccoy nearby wac lifted from It's foundation Mr.. New
nan. house was blown down. and his two little girls
we're fatally injured The timber in the track Oh the
alarm WAS all torn 40. ,.
me towu OF Marshned, which was nearly destroyed
tsf summer wa visited by this Storm and great dam
@e ~ said 10 have DONE nearly NIL the northern
mart Of he city being blown down again. lno stoI ni
Wa thunder and lightning tho siee'r'e
shOcks being very Violent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
GEEMAXY AND ALsACE-LoRRAINE.

At banquet to-day, gwen in honor OF the
Prvi ciaI Commission OF Alsace-L0rralne. General Won
Manteuf.l said that IN. Of Alsace and Lorraine
WITH Germany shout frankly be recosnlzed The conn
Try must fully understand mat union 10 BE- final he
would treat with the utm0st rig'r any inhaoiart OF
Aisarc Lorraine who should att mpt to lHtrgu" Win
foreigners should never 2-k anv petitioner VINO All
DIRE seq hlm Ougcd 10 the pro est party or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

Bv order Of the Republican Central Committee
' ~ " C. A. ARlHEl, President
SCION tsccretaries
SAMUEL @. BURNS
Twelfth Ward Republican Association Of the XIXth
Assembly Dlsiri't. ,...--
IN with the Constitution o. the pis rct Assncia
above uaue asOcatiiu lOH posted AZ
the nall northwest corner Of l2tth-st. NJ 9Th
ia5 5i + 5 SSSa,5,s5%i51yron Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
THE KURDISH REBELLION.

LONDON IutTINy, DO = lou
There is strong conviction at Ieheian
thai the Snck ADiullah invading Persia c'ed under
orders from Cousiannope pro laby caused by the SUI
TAM fears that Audullah's formidable preparations
might be turned ~ INST Turkey
The correspondent Of The Times at Constantinope re-
ports that the re- i0ns th Porte with Persia very
strained, and feelings Of muiual hostility are rapidly
spreading TO hc public sullan takes steps
TO arrest the kGId sl rebellion
dispatch from Vienna g. me Times saws tnat Monte
negro has renewed diplomatic relations with Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
ARRANGING FOR BOAT RACES.


Lavcock saws that he will row race with
Ross IN folr to five weeks for sl00 side The pro
posei regatta for American prizes probably will be
given up as the president Of the company states thar
Riley and Hosmer wish TO leave England, owing u the
expense attending their stay, and ask that the regatta
be held five weeks hence but Boyd and Elliott wish more
tn,e for nreDa ration Trcket declines to compete for
tine ptizes aud Laycock wii PROBABLY lie unable toroW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INOiCATIDN&
synooOs sDr lt-Dtss sklJsr.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 3, l a. m.-Ihe barom-
eter was highest the southern portion OF the GLa
states has fallen decidedly IN the Northwest Tue
Ohio Valley Tennessee and Lake region during the
mast eight hours The Temperature has fallen during the
mast four hours the Lower Lake region and
the Atlantic States II has decidedly in the West
Guf states and the Northwest Westerly winds prevail
in the Atlantic stairs aud he LAKE region ana soh
nessee aud the Upper Mississippi Valley. Light snow
has fallen since last report In cue Lake region ana the
Ohlo aud Mississippi Valleys
lndtcdronS.
For Nev-Fugland. stationary rising followed by
falling barometer. falling followed by nsng temper'-
ture, westerly winds clear or partly conuJ WPathr
FOR fbe Middle Atlantic nIates, lower barometer,
warmer south 10 west WINDS clear or partly cloudy
weather, followed by increasing ciondihos9
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

manager Of the Western Uncn telegraph campanV' VINO
was eonst uci.yey under arre for withholding tee-
grams has been discarged by the supreme Court on tne
ground that lser the date. title. substance or ro c
~ tae matter Of the asseu Tor were gsVeO snu
tnerri0rc n would hav been i'm cssi,le 20 ~ se ~
appear that the die patches were essential as eucbe"
rho Gran In
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GENERAL REFFYE.

PARIS. Dec. THE death is announced OF
General Renye the inventor OF he mItralleuse. Ibe
machine gun referred to largely employed during
the Franco German war. and when used under favor
able attained fair ~ucce-s. II had many de-
fec.s. however. and aherWard superseded by the
Calling gun. which is now in use ID he armies OF cY-
hZ.d OwersI
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Public subscriptions 20 the stock OF the Pam
ANA Canal Company were opened yesterday m Europe
AMI America The speri committee having chafge ri he
suDscrip ion IN tus C un-ry. has gwen notice ihai
under IL. contract vita the Canal Company II is author
IL {, represent interests of tn company In the
i,ed States m preserving the neutrality OF The canal
a. defined Do the grant adr the company by Oh" Re
pubic II Colombia. AT the request OF NJ de L-ssp@ he
committee made special condition mat This clause
x.cu rict ob@ery 4. an tat -urh terms Tor me
ms of the canal -hou be- fixed would prey DIS
cUinna ion n-i America shipping ID comm tter
10 provided that FAR II cIuHl-ttnt Wltn te
interests paw. all disbursements ioi c1u-Iruc
ton 100 pr grcss of the work -louii maze through
4 Tor the b.nchi o. American trade.
To- amount OF the ub-crptun- received IN tal. city
Yesterday was lot made public by tnc M 1ers 81 the
American Committee. f. SAID at tuc Office OF onc OF
tnr firms mat hOucf fDa he Amrric IN 9uD'cH be-
tons wound to l5.OOoOOO or 2JOOOOOO francs.
me subscriptions 1lreldy oDtitHed Ian 90 brrn dfg',
hut Aers haG been p.omI~ hlch would bring the
total amount up 10 the sum mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
sIeNs OF 4 MoRAL REvIvALI N soUTH CAR0LLNA

There Is one thing to be sand Of the DcmOc-
racy OF Beaufort Comfy thar unt'r aiey canno. be
others. ana that l., thcy nave nos as yer
learned D Democratic vote as I'VE ana uNe
Ecuublict Ti SO - none. Nor btv" set ad'ptrd
the system b. wIich bi lots substituted ~ he boxes
for th0s. wlicl were originally PLACED there Upon
these litlle mai sadly o,Hcent. For our
selves We wou!C "A a be ai 90 eel Sitl of R-pui
hcan Insrue trusting justice cause finally
asserting i.seif. than u steal an elcciOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

The foreign nas for tue endnr SAru pAY Decsn
Der Il. $50, Will tins otice TUESDAY D Y
tor Europe ~ steamship Apyssns, wa Qleensto~l on
WEDNESDAY, M 9.3t a. Europe, bs stedmshD
scyhis VIA Queenstown ior rtne- s. %
80 M tor France nif~ct.
Ov hayres h,DAt, AZ
steamship CITY OF New-lofk. VA
correspondence Britain ana tho SOnt
nent specially addressed. snd Al 1880 A. N Tor
EUROPE steamship Herder Plymouth CherOourg and
Hamburg; SATURDAY. at 10 a m. Tor Europe ~
steam ship Germauic. Queenstown correspondence
scotland must De specially Addressed sni ~
10 a m for iaGd dirtct by steamship Creassia VA
and II TOR Europe, steamship n AN VA
SOUTHAMPTON Bremen and 10 IL Tor Sesin dl
rect bT steamship switzerland Antwerp Tue mN- Toe
Denmark Norway dispateasley hainoti (
Bremen steamers only Inc mats To- sfaai ncss
ncies Argentine leave New Yor& Deeuoer lns nas
for 1t Domingo NewlorS December The mails Tor
Hayu SewN ork December The mails ioc Jalnsica
-aT auUa Creyfown simon leave NewNork Dece'n
her d The mails Cuba leave NewNorX Decemoer9 lhs
mans ar Mexioo leave NewYoTk December AID y Tho
mails for Porto RicO New York December 10 Ihs
mans for Venezuela Cnracoa leave New TX pecemD'r
ii The mails orh Jamaica leave Nrwik Drcem
IL The mails tor Aspnwa and south faeiae leave New.
H. The ~ the W ndN ART West inclos
eave l. Tho mails for China JsDla
leave December 10. TINS malls sor AUSTRALIA
&c. leave san Francisco Dscemner ~.
rHOs. l.. JAMES Postmaster
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CITIZENS, CANDIDATES sUCCEssFUL.

BOsroN, Mass, Dec. 7.-Coonel James A.
Fox Citiz MS Candidate. elected Mayor OF Cam
bridge to-day without opposition. John A Cummings,
Cuzens' Candidate was elected Mayor OF somervie BY
1873 majority over A. T. Bro gn. Independent CO0nel
K. NJ. Pulsifer reelected Mayor OF Newton WIZ
nuf
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LATEST SHIPPING YEWs.

PORT OF NEwYoRK. 800. DEC. 7. 1890.
ARRIVED.
Str RatO fBrl Bonde. Hall 20 days. with mde and pas
seugers SandersOn &
AMERICAN PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS Dec 7-Cloarel New.York aud Morgan
Civ both for New-IOrk.
boston. De, 7-Cleared. sur sheldon. West Hartlepoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
DEMOCRATIC ENERGY WASTED.

The evil-wiShers OF the Republican party are
NOT gong cratied. There Is 0lspOslOr among
Republicans TO make ANY sue hghi over The Speaker
ship Ia the for United states senator lu tAs
Stale nfGi month will enGanger the harmony OF TIE
party. n VII take great many snreheads 10 DO ihat,
anc Republicans are inclined 10 be TINS year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
THE DOCK AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS.

The DOCh AMI lhE DrL IN iL--N 10
TESTIMONY GIVEN BEFORE THE SENATE COMMIT
TER BY DOCK COMMISSIONER DIMMoCK,
CARL JUssTN AND OTHERS
The Senate Committee which is investi-
gotin The expense account Of the ely continued its
worl, yesterday Dock Commissioner Dmmock first
described the dock construction. He said
The Dock Department has more supervision by the
Every ons OF GU oIIs coihes uluei 1 rio
eve OF the Controller for andlI: Inc
revenue " the Dock Department is constantly ncreas
inc In the ten years or the existence or the depart
ment bonds 10 the amount OF SIlOOOOO nave Deeh
issued for support ami the income rom mo Depart
n,ent has amounted @6.OOOOOO. In the past I'VE
Gears the revenues have exceeded the expenditures OF
the Department by Sl3OO'OOO' We Lease the piers al
senator Bixby-what do you in regard to William
IL Wrbbs charges before tins committee thnt the Dulk
hcad IA constructed IN an extraYagant manner
Mr.. Dmmoek-Tnat the charge IL untrue me society
~ MunciDa Reform made this charge four years
AGO apd tien withdrew H. The bulkhead wal actually
costs us S23s foot. =,
Mr.. Dimmock-Yes, greatly. We have conducted the
Ave years OF the OF the Depar ment the ex
penditures amounted to S%,653 s47i In tne last hye
Department IN the slightest degree. -,
senator McCarthy-Would you have one Commits
Mr.. Dimmock-No, would not; such man would
have too great power. You cannot give Wisely 10 one
the control or the WAFER LruhI oi 'no OVoioo VI
Senator strahan-Do you build piers by contract
DmmOch-All
senator xbv[ that the Council OF Political Re-
form that large lost by arrears OF dock
Mr. Dmmock-The percentage Of loss In this way Is
very mil, Tne arrears OF loss IN ten years amount TO
only $4,000
Ambrose Snow president Of the Board OF Pilot Com
oncr. gave testimony about the disposal Of street
sweepiugs. lie said
think that suitable machinery onght TO he provided
for taxing the street swccpings 20 sea we are going 70
perust I'm the system. The present machinery ~ wn0y
Iradrauate and its nsuioiency Ia causing damage 20
INC harbor Tho boats unsuitable the men ne
nnertIv have 10 unload them IN the harbor owing 70
HTn gh weathrr steGm barges would do tne WORK We'll
nut The objection Is made that ho trst cost OF these
barges would DO too great
carl Ins,en secretary Of the Fire Department for the
nat Ave years. next gave Testimony He was asked II
no clerical force Of Department could b. safely 70
dnced and replied
Tdo not think that the force be reduced, nor thai
,h .iares on ght To cut down. There hna been ~
in the employees sinoe 1857 In fae'
-. force has been reduced.
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that iims aud the ~ production would incrhHa
hut In regard beef there were serious PROSPECTS "
rompeIfin from he vast herds 81 cntte ~ tue iaf
West Mr. Read said he deemcd likely that the a"ei
can Nation would become The greatest In the w0tu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
AVOrUrR Fraud OUTRAGE.

The forces ot Nature have no respect Tor
persons, Not o., six Tue cola snap " alch cane
down 80 uueN cdlg upon this STATE Jew days ago
illustrate ts truth suck fsi in hc ice OH sretiln .
o. ihr Eve Il. away frOin home aad rieuus, lies tue
great 20. canal boat. Samuel j. llldcu, ioa0'd
win wheat until the birds are singing ia tnt trees
shall th!s pa-IlDt more proudly sail across tAe
lrsf
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TO ASK FOR THE ABOLITION OF DUTIES.
LONDON Tuesday Dec. 7, 1880.

A dispatch from The Hague says that In
debate on the Foreign Office estimates. In the States
General the Minister Foreign Affairs stated thst cir
SEEMED proptiOus for renewal OF oorts 10
oDiau from United STATES he abolition OF dnerenta
dufes and tie surtax Dutch merchandise.
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sulocOr yo0yoBoU sAMEsHIMA.

PARIS, Dee. 6.-The death is announced Of
shnco Noouobou sameshiml, toe Japanes@ Ambas ador
o France VINO received bis appointment June 10, 1874
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.luecln Ndnces

Bangs & Co, Aucrioneers.-7 39 and TAI Broadway,
WILL StLI.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, December ard 10 az 1870 D. m.
A LIBRARY OF GOOD BOOKS. comprising VALU ABLE,
RARE and STANDARD WORKS In Gh y EIsAL LIThRA-
TURE ana collection of Books reatmg especially TO SCOT
LAND the books in sood cenllii1n.
Henry A. Daniels VI. d. IA LeuEgOaaye near Zyth-st
HoIrs 20 sld 10 Z.
Attention gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

From me Lat5afoa GA HesSsngcr Rem
The South tried 10 whip tie North llr war
and tailed T .,u.u .rlrd 10 wup Co., lrt n po.ltcs
and fii ed There one lntaiu1le way 0y whch me
South maY wuio he No tn and ihai Duudihg man
uactUle- and np ing the wants OF TIE SoutueFn pco-
pie %; tome. blood "a be shed la t., hEht: Not q
drOu. TIE sou1h may have noodles, Ou lu cHectull
victory.
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THE TIME-LOCK PATENTS.

HARTFORD, Conn. Dec. 6.-The validity OF
the timsock patents is being suit being
argued before Judge shiDman Of the United States Dis
tr1ct Court, in this CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

GREENDALE, H.. Dec. THE east-bOund
e press Grain on the OHIO and Mississippi Railroad was
thrown the here yesterday morning by mis-
placed switch Henry Meade. of Chi cothe, was IN
stautIy killed and Scott Hill or Flora, Ill., received tu-
ernal injuries from whcI ne died N few hours. No
other persons were hurf.
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ilolitiraI Notlces.
Renuhlican Primary Elec don.

The Resubhctn Associations IN TIE several Assembly is
frtct me- LellduaFgrrs Tuesday
evening December IA 1850 O'Clock, ne pur ose ot
electin officers Ieuiral 1Ommlttce Tor
the Year Delegates 10 De appnrtOned As fo9ws;
y..,.,., p..yat.s Ts.tr., Drieaat.As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
PROTECTING TELEGRAAS.

sr. LOUIS, Dec. GA telegram to The Post
psspassA ron Jefferson CITY. says that T. H. Brown.
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THE PANAMA CANAI..

PARIS tn sd1}, Dec Z 1850.
Ex-Queen Isabella has ordered her bankers
70 inves, largely the Panama Cana shares Prince
Honenioh.. German Ambassador here. has concratu-
ted ~ De Lc.seps thc financial success Of the enter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

AS rastnt deblitang influences (iassitnde.
pan affections. dropsical troubles deran ement4
OF ths stomach and bowelsl, IL 10 Invaluable, sa}o
Professor h ". HUNT, VI d., Honorary member Impe
Petersburg Russia &C. All Nno
ar. ran down aud debihtat-d should take IL
sure Cafarrh Csre.-HYArr's INA \ 23eent boz
10
z46 Grand. ST.. ana DruggistA
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AMERICAN BEEF AND WHEAT ABROAD.

Recently 20 inquire into American agriculture in ad
dresang the Farmers Club In London. said he would
not fear American competition III wheat twenty five
vears hence AS exhaustion Of tho land would In
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AIkethrcpts.


pure preparation Of Chocolate. recommended - heaith
f drink by an sold Dy all hrst-cass goceis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

TRIBUNE oFrrcE Dee 3. a. m.-rhe movement In
tho barometer yesterday steadily upward. Clearing
weather with light during the second quarter, was
followed by partly cloudy and clear weather The ten
peraure fell steadily from So to 20o The average
i26ol being e5o lower than on the corresponding day
Inst year ard 1919 lower tnan on Monday. . -
Cold and clear fair weather mag DO expected IN THIS
citY nd vicinity To-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
THE RECENT rELEGRAFH DECISION.
STATEMENTS BY THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND
THE AMERICAN UNION COMPANIES.
Il ODD DootGo 'ralepraDh Conn

STATEMENTS BY THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND
THE AMERICAN UNION COMPANIES.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
many has made statement ia regard TO the decision
rendered by JUDGES Sedswick and treedman OF he ou
peror Court In the Of that company against the
Blltim and Railroad Company and the American
Union Telegraph Company. The substance OF the de-
cision given in The TRIBUNE yesterday Ii Is also
stated that a dispatch been received from
OtIumwa. Iowa, stating that the recent decision
OF Judge Burton Of the District Court OF Monroe County
in the suit OF te HaYkeye Telegraph Company against
She Central Iowa Railway Company Is an elaborate re-
view OF the laws aft citing the ownership ana operation
M t.egrapu wires. The Hawkeye Telegraph Company
contracted with the railway company for the operation
y, the wires along the line Of the road, the telegraph
company building the line. Inc raliroau company
claimed that the void because OF fraud IN
az out the decided that there was nc
proof OF fraud and granted an injunction prohibiting
the railway company and the American Union Telegraph
Company from interfering III any way VIZ" 'no 'o"'I"o'
or the operation Of lac line.
s,a,emeut IL made by the American Union Telegraph
comonuy Ia reference the decision OF the Superior
court After abiding 60 the statement. which
mas been made. that the opinion OF me
Court immateral to the case as ia y
line now operated by the Baltimore and ONO kdlrOad
COMPANY the company SAYS; jude Ffeedtnah ~ LIB
90 ~ the e tlInOre and OnO Railroad COmpaDys
lines 10 me Atlantic and Pacine Ieirgtaph |olnpanf
and Chief Justice sedg"icG saws ne '''nAs o sI1e
the railroad company mad rlxht /, acHiiv a
~nershin unon payment 10 the Atlantic ana racine
Telegraph Company tft ie cost ., s iSro.d Canaan
tlous against the Baltimore ana ONO hIlirV~u
and the American uoh 1elo1. "p' - ,r 49,
dissolved thcut prejudice 70 & a. e1a
relief II is claimed that the AIlahtc ava suo aoao
graph COMPANY owes the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
Company considerably than the cost oil the Ines
and therefore there is nothing 10 pay W Tue esSpn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

ON Taesiav. December 1880, At the
Psi brides parents. Pr ncetou, y j. bY the
Re- Or william Henry Grrru. assisted hY the Rev. Dr.
John Hall ana Horace a.. In-dae " lam lnbeY
IT, and Mary Elizabeth, elder daughter OF Dr.. llam
Henry Green.
THORNTON- MILLER-On Thursday. December 2, az the
Church Messiah Brooklyn by the Rev Charles X
BAKER. William ThOrAtOn ~ Nellie q. Miller.
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Ez<.zEzzExSzzz6zz

All notices Of Marriages must Be iRdorsed cih (al
MN MI nll
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BALTIMORE, Dec. with reference to the
decision yesterday by the General Term OF the
Superior Court Of SewYork City, IN the SUIT OF the
Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph Company against 'he
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and she Amen-
can Union Telegraph Company reversing the deciSon
OF the lower court is stated that THIS last opinion OF
the Court far 10 Affects the use anu
possession OF telegraph lines now operated Dy te
BaltluOre aud ONO Company Mr.. Garrett ls DOW III
Europe cannot be reached by any ORDER
Of the New York Courts
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The diagram the baromes variations n ta et 9 tsnin
ns midnight white line represents she ose aion
the nrrury during these hours The bossn or soft Inc
indicated by the Thermometer a. hua
nut,s Pharmacy. bros,iway.