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4 NEW HOME FOR TIE HOMELESS.

The East Side Lodging house for Homeless
Boys that has been building for three months
at the expense Of Miss Z. L. Wolfe, at GouY-
erneur-st. and East Broadway, under tho aus
pices Of the Chdrcn's Aid Society. Was form
ally opened last evening with the president OF tie
society," william A. Booth, IN the chair. The room
In which the opening took place is on the second
floor, and Is TO be used school and diningrOom
The conservatory Is this floor. and was well filled
with beautiful plants. which were also gwen by Miss
Wolfe. On the platform seated O. L. Brace sec
rotary and D. Willis James, chairman Of the Building
Committee; tho Rev. Robert Collyer, the Rev. Dr.,
Henry G. Potter, Judge II. G. Van Worst. one OF
the trustees. W. E. Dodge. Lucus Tuckerman, Mr..
CottingtOn William b. Cutting g. s. scovi OF Pitts
burg Cornelius Vanderbilt. J. X Oracle F. W. Pincho,
George F. Doe, Mr.. Field, Mr.. Whitehead Robert Hoe
and Messrs. Vaux and RadfOrd, the architects. Tho
programme which varied one, was well received,
and any ausion 10 Miss Wolfe met with great applause.
The singing by the choir Of the German school, and
several friends of the institute was much applauded.
The Rev. Robert COllyer made an address.
William A. Booth. the Rev. DR.. Potter, c. t. Brace, ID.
Willis James and Judge Van Worst also made brief ad-
dresses go,
The grounds attached TO the house will be ncOsed in
few DAYS, aud then tha boY5 will be admitted The 80
cety wshes TO them from tho present house IN
RiynRtOn-st. as possible because tho neghhor
hood is very unhealthUl there. The memorial tablet
which is placed on second landing, Is inscribed az
follows: :" Lodging House for Homeless Bows Erected
Tor the Cbdren's Aid Society, A. D. 1880 by Catherine
IOrlard WOlfe.b
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u "HhonventIon adjourned until to-day.
PENNSYLVANIA PROHIBITIONIsTs.

ALTOONA, Penn, May 20.-The Prohibition
sate Convention met this city this morning About
1fy delegates were present. A. A. Barker OF Cambria
was chosen permanent chairman. A. b. Tate, or Lycom-
Ing, and j. N Pierce OF Philadelphia, were made secro-
tarIcs, Committees were appointed, and the conVen
ton adjourned until D. m.
In the afternoon O series Of resolutions was adopted
oopdemnng the traffic In drink and the attitude OF po'
tical parties towar It, and pedgng every effort for the
passage by tho next Legislature OF the temperance law
adopted by tho Harrisburg Convention In Apru 1917
George F. Turner, of PlttsburR. was nominated ior
Auditor General No nomination was mado Tor supreme
Tudge The matter was left for the State Central COM
mittee. .--,-,-.. 1,.uo.,o. @, Iohp
NJ Ksnsas and another condemning the action OF tue
county officers remtting the hnes oil convicted liquor
James Park r. OF Allegheny, James Bankot LancaS'
tar ID Barkrr OF Cambria and Dr. A. T. Pettt OF LAW
renee Were chosen delegates &C large 10 Ine Ento
prohibition Convention at Cleveland June ~ OStro'
delegates were also chosen. ,u. NJ tu,s,or n,
Janes Black OF Lancaster, ana Arcblhu MchIs'ca ~
Blair were chosen Presidential electors az St8e 10
list OF district electors was not oUupS
ing resolutions touching che Riot LOSS bF'OeIy lri"
was passed -. =, -. .,,,...,
ResoiVed That In common With our fellow citlzcns.
We feel ust alarm the extent OF eoftupt pIacuses n
our legislature and tho power Whoh mas Deon uoie ~
override the verdict Of jurles aud the sentence o tne
bourR and 10 the influence OF tho boeru OF nu,
dns aud the pardoninR power OF tue Governor ana
set lustoc aud public condemnation at aenahco buu
prevent tue u.s. execution OF Law
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VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES.

RICHMOND. Va. May 2O.-The Conservative
State Convention. last evening. adopted resolu-
ton nstrucing tho delegates to Cincinnati to adhere
TO the twothlrls rnle 1t also adopted one declaring
that tho Conservative party Of Virginia affiliated
with tho National Democratic party, and would
not support any one for eectOr who did not declare
in fayor Of the nominees Of the National Democratic
Convention. Tho Convention likewise passed the
following resolution offered by Major Daniel, Of
Lynchburgi
That We hold in sbhorrenco tho high-handed and
eyrr.to DO remembered fraud by which the Republican
party fOsted defeated candidate into tne Presdentia
chair contempt Of large majority OF me votes OF inc
Mo aud OF tho electoral voice OF the States thereby
bringing Odlum upon the country aud strengthening the
hosty OF mOnarehlcAl aud artstocratic governments
10 ire" Institutions Tue time TO rebuke that fraud and
IL yndcato the outraged sovereignty OF the people has
come and We Invoke the honest, hberty0vinR masses
of the people In whose integrity, intelligence anu
hood rspoes tho only hope OF maintaining free govern
men among u.s. TO unite with us In the sentence OF popu
lar condemnation with clear and emphatic an utter
once that fraud shall never again prove rnDpahh IN
undermining the constitution aud the laws, ana tramp
ling down the peoplo's WILL
The Convention adjourned finally this morning.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
svnopsis for the pas! 81 hours.

WASHINGTON. May 21. 1a.m.-The barometer
has risen In the Northwest and Upper Lake Region with
norherly Winds partly cloudy weather and local rana
Heavy rains are reported from the Lower Lake Region
and the West Gulf States, accompanied by nOrthery
winds the latter district. East OF the Mississippi
River the winds southery except in the Upper Lake
Reeion Light local rains and thunder storms are re-
ported from the Ohio Valley The barometer has risen
in the North Pacific Coast Region, with partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain. The temperatures have
risen In New-Engand and South Atlantic and the East
Gulf States elsewhere tho temperatures have remained
satcnRry faeu the mORt decided foil being reported
from the Upper Lake Region.
Indteanons
For the Middle Atlantic States, southern yeerng to
cooler north or west Winds increasing clOudiness and
local rains stationary or rising barometer.
For New-Engand nearly stationary barometer sta'
tonary or lower temperature increasing cloudiness,
and rainy Boutherly winds.
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UNION LEAGUE VETERANS.
ErNToN OF FOUNDERS OF THE CLUB.

REUNION OF FOUNDERS OF THE CLUB
TIE ORIGINAL MEMBERS MEET AT BRILLIANT
DINNER IN THE THEATRE OF THE CLUB HOUSE
-yv.p1y 15O PERSONS AT THE TABLEs-THE
LIST OF ToAsTs.
A brilliant and enjoyable reunion dinner
was given in the theatre of Union League Club last
night 1t was gathering Of those who were members
from tue organization Of the club in February 1853 10
the close OF 1865. and who have still continued ther
membership. Nearly $50 gentlemen sat down az tue
tables and showed their appreciation OF the sk OF tO
clubs cooks The bill OF fare was very a'srac'eo
no and the speagng which came after the coffee was
aIso worthy of the clubs reputation. The Hon. Alex
ouder Ramsey, Secretary of War; General sherman
professor walcott Gibbs, Professor Charles J' slie
IL. d. Joseph H. ohOate, General W. F. Smith ana the
Row Henry Highland Garnet we're guests OF tue veteran
members OF the club Tao Hon. John Jay pl.s.u nI
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THIRD PARTY CONVENTIONS.
IOWA GREENBACK MEN.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, May 2O.-The Green
back State Convention met yesterday. Speeches were
made by O. ". seevor, l.. o. ChOggatt, Calamity"
Weller NJ II. Moore, Mr. DOOttle and Porte e. Welch.
The latter read poem beginning;
Oold.bug John Sherman
God pity his soul
Went out ono night
ON tho DEVILS patrol
Tho Convention took o recess, to meet delegates
coming on the late trains returning there we're 200 In
procession.
In the evening H. C. Ayers Of Mills County, was made
Temporary chairman, aud q. W. Mualy OF Polk'
secretary The usual committees were then appointed
and the remainder of the evening devoted to speech
Tue Convention adjourned until to-day.
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d BANQUET At BRIDGEPORT.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, May 20.-This even
ing the Hamilton Commandery Knights Templazs OF
Bridgeport celebrated the twentynth anniversary OF
their establishment the Sterling House In that city
by banquet the most elaborate affair Of 10 kind ewes
given In that city. The officers of the Grand Comman
cry OF Connecticut and Of the subordinate Communicates
Of the State invited as also distinguished sR
Knights from New-York City and elsewhere William
r. Highly, Of Bridgepore, Past Grand Commander, dc.
lvered historical address, and Past Eminent Com.
mander Samuel B. SUMNER Of Hamilton Commandery,
read poem Speeches made In response 70 toasts
by James L. Gould, General Dwight Morris, Amos y.
Treat, Charles w. Skin, OF NewHaveu, George W. Vol
grow, OF New-York, and many others.
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MR. FoLGER CONFIRMED CHIEF JUDGE.
PRANCIs NJ. FINCH APPOINTED ASSOCIATE JUDGE
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.

PRANClB NJ. FINCH APPOINTED ASSOCIATE JUDdE-
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.
(FRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS OF THE rRIDUNE.I
ALBANY, May 20.-The place Of the late
Sanford E. Church as Chief Judge OF the Court Of APP
penis was filled to-day by the appointment BY the Gov
ernor and confirmation by the Senate Of Charles J.
FOger.
Mr. Fcger is Of tho present associate judges OF
the Court OF Appeals His life is well known TO the pub
lie thror ghout the STATE. From 1852 TO 1870 he was
member Of the state Senate and the greater portion Of
that tine was tho Republican leader in the body In
1870 he was elected q judge of the Court OF Appeals
Hs opirionsas member of that court have been highly
regarded by the lawyers OF the State HIS term az an
Associate Judge expires In 1854. Under the Consuu-
ton his term as Chief Judge ends on December 81,
when he will succeeded by Chief Judge to DO elected
IN November. MI foRer Will tneu EeSue NO p'3So"A
Associate Judge. =, NIL -.
ithaca for Associate judge TO MI the vacancy caused
nv Judge Eolgers promotion. Mr.. Finch was graduated
~ YaIe College In 1919 and for years has prec-
tIsed law in Ithaca. He was member OF the
somewhat noted firm OF Boardman & Finch, whch
election OF Mr. Bo0Pdman as Judge
OF the supreme Curt Mr. Finch first became promi-
that criminal was charged with wife murder. lie mas
written several noted college songs ana poems;
IIe WINS the author OF Linonia," which was reao
frat nj an nnnvcrsary Of the famous class OF 1883 at
song "The Last Cigar" and many other college songs
and a we'll Luown poem entitled Inc Blue
md the Gray" Mr. Finch, notwithstanding MS
writing OF poems, been very successful lawyer
For years has lad charge OF the legal anars OF Cor
nell University. 49,, ,..,,... -.
Jo6n A. Place was confirmed as Canal Auditor aud
Charles VI. DennlsOn as Canal Appraiser. Tue other
nominations we're not considered
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LATEST SHIP NEHS.

PORT OF NEWYoRR....ARRIvEDMA MAY DO
Str California OBI, Donaldson London May 70 Hende
Bros
Augustus toer Curacao dsys 10 ballet Boui-
ton & Co.
Ragna NCr Lund. Antwerp 90 asy with iron 70 or
der.
Snip Hchborn. Hsvre 20 days. baastte Carver
Bark Victoria Ger, steemsan Bremen days. with emp
~ barrels TO Theo Ruger.
Bark Th0rvadsen NOr Hansen, London " dayen BALLAST
to Punch, Edge q Co.
BARK Mercurus Isaacksen, Hamburg az days. with
old iron 10 BOchmann, Oerlin q Co.
Curacao (f WindsorN 81 Faulkner Curacao 10 days.
with guano d A de Lima a Co.
Bark Post No Henrcksen chrtstaniA 90 days with old
Iron, etc. TO 9 Tobias q Go.
Bark Regns Nor Brondunds st Nasaire 80 daysn ballast
70 Funoh, Edge Co.
Alma Nor Cardenas II dayawith sugar
70 H Howell. Son & Co; vessel 70 Funch, Edge q Co.
Bark Algeria of 1t John. b. Macarthur Ardrossan 80
DAYS with pig iron 70 order vessel 70 Snow Duryea's .
Brig Ryndburn Nor Davidson Aberdeen % days with old
iron 70 ORDER vessel 10 B0chmann. Berlin & Co..
Brig Maria Danovaro tsh. Benar. Sunderland 90 days.
with coal 10 Orderi vessel to Funcn, Edge q %.
schr Isabella lot Hafsx King, Polntai1tre 10 days.
with TO Hiedebeck covesse 70 Haton Watson Cot
FOREIGN PORTS.
uAMRuRa NAV 2O.-Arr SIR SneYia, from Now York.
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DIED.

BURKEsuddsniy. at Riyerdale. N T. OF pneumonia I'd
ward Burke
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GRANT-on Thursday afternoon May co. at Summit r. J.
Jesss Maicom infant daughter Of James and jessie D.
Grant
EETThe funeral services OF Allen N Leet will take place
his Iato residence No sc Columbiast- Newark. j.
at $3.50 o. NJ, Sunday, May ~. .
Trains will leave foot Of COrtlandtst at &3O p. 10.
Friends ara invited TO attend
MooDY-At residence In Yonkers the 2othinss. Hor
ace J. Moody.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sAIToNsTAIL-In New. York, May 10. 1880. william W.
satonsta late Chicago Ill In the S6th year OF his age
Funeral Friday, May ~, AZ p NJ st. James church. 81
James place. Brooklyn.
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Post Uihce Notice.


The foreign mails for .Ss wsS o c sna TEsa $50
H. Europe py steimsh,p Wisconsin va Snsep ~
s s1ss"'a F e aSgs9'' and rrsncs sSsy
ssSaasSp LabradOr wa q am sss saropS
URsDA at 1850 for Enrops ~ ssssmsn,P a Ms
public via Queensownj tcorresponuenos .os "~
France must DO specially ADDRESSED, ana a. ~ u, v 10.
ou Ham6arg for Ses ~
SATURDAY. atil a. for Germany. 90, by steamship
ss aIp and he Continent must specially addresssd
and al IL NJ Europe. by steamship City OF Mchuond
VIA Correspondence for Scotland must DO spe'
cay addressed and at ~ for scotland direct oy steam
ship CIrcassa Glasgow. The malls Tor Denmark sweden
and dispatched By Hamburg aud Bremen steaH
The mails Falmouth Montego Bay and Msrscabo Issve
NewYOrk MAY mas for the Wndward ISLANDS leave
EeW.York May 49, The mails for Havana leave ew.Yofe
May 10 and 70 mails for Mexico leave wYoyk G9
10 lhe malls Pierre MiqueoD leave Newfork MAy
a0 The mails Aspnwal and South Pacific leave New.
May ~ Tho malls FOR Belize and Pay Islands leave nav
CISCO June 10. TH0S l. JAAkS. PostnAssss
Ioss Iniue New.York 1880.
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cuted as il was tonight by this immense orchestra
Campan!ni again distinguished himself by his truly
heroic CSegfried and in the matinee concert to-day
he gave most exquisite rendering OF sieEmun6s
Love Song, TO which the orchestraadded the Rideof
the Valkyries. Imagine what that was with an or
chestra in which the strings alone numbered over
hundred. J' H. W. ~
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CALIFORNIA CONVENTION.

At the afternoon session a State Central Commit
fee was elected. A vote taken on Presidential
preferences resulted as foll0wsj Thurman I13
Tllden, 20, Seymour 70; Field, p Hancock z;
The convention thon adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
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It was very pretty compliment the little
girl paid to the gentleman, who said he sorry to
give her much trouble IN opening the door 20 let him
20 out when she repied 81 wish, SIR was TO let you
In
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The dlagram hoWs the variations IN this city
by tcnhs iDcheA The perpendicular line: give
nine Tor the "a preceding midnight The irregular
White line the oscillations by the mercury during
those hours The broken dot line represents tho Nars
nuts Pharmacy 2SS broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 81, O. Fn.-The barometer fell
yesterday afternoon but midnight the tendency was
upward Cloudy weather followed by partly cloudy
ana clear weather. The temperature ranged between
500 and 7ao the average (65k being 32so lower than
on the corresponding day last year. anu FS tnhh
Cooler and clear or partly cloudy weather. possibly
followed BY increasing eOudness AMI occasional show
era may be expected Today 10 thA city and Vicinity
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Ready This 17ornisg !;

THE SEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Tho issue vi odAy contains
Letters from san aud other Correspondents Ia sas OLA
World and the New s-s.
Price un wrappers ready for mangs ave eesn psr esN
ono COPY one yeas S. rvs eopioa St tsa copies Aaas
extr. sza PostaSsln all easss hse sothsseeser,oss
Auai''' TnsTRIsunA
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m . p Dr. Hawkins, Rush @.
Appleton, D. r. UerricE J. H.
Acton, Thomas T.; uoi .,UA, n - a
BuruettJt Albert Hurlbnt, II. A..
B Btsis 1SHenry Jackson Jackson JC%Seph O.
Bufler Richard Jerome, h,r W;
Butler, william Allen King, y, a. n.,oh r
B B " 7 Dr. Linsey, j. H.
Bacon, D. g. TeU, w, tThorles G.
Pusvn, Iohn e. Dr. Leland, +.
Billings, .: Z. Y. InTtnafon C. a.
BsrasIu;W riHisU Lane John II.
Brewstor Henry Mum. ~ II.
Bnnce Seymour A Mitchell, &, D.
Bailey, Latimer S SfarunE, p p
Bailey Ba,tS 1 IN p; M MSrfC~' " V iDF.
Bellows. Rev. DR.. nan, a; 4
I PIUUu; G tno Maxwell, William II.
Billings Frederick 0p1gyEe, V TEaries A.
Brown, Lewis d. Pe@bOdy: CnaIie9 a.
Cooper COOPER, NJ ". Paine. A;,G;
S CSRer; frn' s. b. Phelps, Wiem Walter
Clark. Cyrus pihcKinIe ,y q IL
Coiiins G, r. Roosevelt, J. A.
Collins, Benjamin swift, H. sd;,uo,
SioIr,s yonrv Smith, Chas. s.
Cannon l.: @. D. ScguM2ci j. y = n
C"fin A NJ Strong, Charles d.
Garter, James @. SINFUL n DenSon
Camp, Hugh n. S S,,Ii.n, t' ~
Cross, james Nj S.n., u" tS.nro,s
IN ian
nnwi,nc I " Or. Sherman, Isaac
Doremus, X. Ogden, DR.. IWomDiy, H. NJ
De Forest James q. lamer, l.. ".
Denny, John L. IrlIlIhg -, ~
Denny, Thomas nOustJ' TIhIi"'
bows, David nnOrhe, H. =; ur n
nnlc Nathaniel Thompson, Henry w.
nod11o Vim y ir Tyler, Christopher
Eaton, ID. B. nInR' lne nv nv q: A''-
Fisher. Nathaniel Van Mort, Geo NJ
Goddard 7 " Van NOsrand, ID.
Gomrl,e John n Van Wagpnen. g. ID.
GravIion William Wheeler, ID. W. G..
Gregory, Charles e. wales .: H.
Grswoid J0hn N A. Whitehead, Charles T.
Guileau John III, Ward, g. G.
Gonduan r. Webb W. II.
Handy Parker Wood, Edw.
HOlDTOOke, j. G. Weeks john A.
Hawkins Dexter A. Winchester, L. W.
THE roAsTs AND RESPONSES.
The toasts ard those who responded to them were as
follows:
l. The President Of the United states.-The Hon. Alex
ander Ramsey, Secretary Of War. 81, IT.,
q The Work and Charities Of the Club-The Kew hen
ryW. Bellows, DID,, LID: ,,, q,
3. The HOnOred Dtad-the Memory OF Aorhna" LIN
coln.-Wllllam Allen Butler.
A. The Army.-General sherman. U. s. A. ,. o.
g. The Memories OF the War from Gni ION sGnaro u
@. Onr Absent Frienda.-JOhn A. Weeks.
z. The State OF ew-YOrk.-William f. Dodge. lr.
g. The Union League Club of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
?. The LOYAL Merchants OF NATURALIZATION g.
Schultz
TO- The Finances OF the war.-George cabo: Ward.
H. The ColOrcd observation-disclosures George Bhss'
10 Tue Black Man and his Emancipalion-NihcehtC COL
10. Our Nonresident Members-The Hon. Marshall
Jewell .. ~
IS. The New Climb House--Salem II. Wales.
&c. The Loyal Women OF America.-Joseph H. Choate'
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MARRIED..

sKELDINo-HoYT-At stamford Conn. May 49, 1897
by the Rev f. W. Brath waite, Francis f. Shedding 70 NJ
Louise. daughter OF Roswell uoyt No cards.
Al notices Of Marriages must be iatr'st 9th Ns%
Rdme and dddress
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HAMBURG, May 2O.-Arr str suevia, fr,
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 20.-Ihe following are
arc the closing official prices Of mining stocks to-day;
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New Designs In

GAS FIXTURES CLOCKS. BRoNzEs. LAMPS AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artistic In style and Of the best materials and workmanship
are offered BY
MITCHELL, VANCE q Co.
S2s and Sss BROADWAY Cew-Yorx
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sIricfarc, and D,,eAsss q ta3
sSss,s s sSc z sra n
= an s,.xv.rti. STEAM CA nPET. cLEANINo woskd
s9u TInSye orr. send for circalAxk
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5uerlal Notices
Geo. A. l.eayitt g. Co, Auctioneera

Fusseil's Ice Cream I, Good.
quart ard vered 10 families Order ny pos
tal Churches supplied. Established le6l ~ BlDe House
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One quart and INV ard deli families Order by pos
tai Churches supplied Established ls6l ~ Bible House
Geo. A. l.eavitt s. Co.. Auctioneera :
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF LAW BOOKS.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING. May ~, at .
O'Clock aud 1880 O'Clock at Clinton HAIL.
NOW ON VIEW
BY order Of Alfred Mia esq sI TSp .Errs.
Tts Law library Of the late Jacob Vanatta. Attorney:
General and the Law library OF the iAto
GeOrGe Gage esq, both Of Morrstown, MI.
MANYoFTuE REST AND kAREsT AMERICAN AND
ENGLISH REPORTS, COMMENTARIES, TREATIsEss
DIOESTS &C., &C.
VERY IMPORTANT ART SALE
TUESDAY, May Is. and following days
A, the I,EAViTT ART GALLERIES, 6l7 Broadway.
" NOW on EXHIBITION.
GENUINE PAINTINGS, BY THE OLD MAsIERs.
Genuine ancient Egypt some OF intense ~
Ancient seals Cylindes Silver w9rss ana
Stu6 large collection Of antiquities from the stu
Central Asia superb Erencn cauueIf
btas Clocks Vases Mirrors 20 &C. Tho collection was
during foreign travel OF nearly
seven wears w, ]. Shaw,
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THE DEMOCRACY IN DOUBT
-FOUR STATE CONVENTIONS.

THE DELEGATIONS NOT PLEDGED TO ANYBODY so
FAR As HEARD FROM.
Democratic State Conventions were heiu
Yesterday in New-Jersey, Virginia, Minnesota
and California. Full details had not Deen
received from the latter two up to the time OF
going to press, but there was nothing to indi-
cate that the delegations would be pledged
The Virginia Convention voted in favor OF the
two.thirds rule, but left the delegation tree
The New-Jersey delegation was also left free
Randall and Bayard have friends in New
Jersey, and it is understood that Tilden can
have the vote at Cincinnati if he wants It,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-16
Tuscumbia, Mo-, Dec. 10, 80.


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making application 10 us; II any one has
friends no matter whore they are; write TO
them end soc what wonders ~ are sfeotlnR
10 every case We treat; our medicine stands a
higher recommendation than any medicine
Tor The ey yes in this State; we are ready 81 all
times 10 prove clear OF bumbugery, II you
can't come to US, don't fail 70 write and let
US know where you are.
DIS. BAHDY u NAsHoosHR,
PllAilat Aoaut Miller cJunty, MO.