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, 1880-07-29

: AunroR AIcf'nEw l,ns given to tho public
bis repnrt OF tho receipts and expenditures Ut
tho Post. Olltco department Tor tho quarter ond-
ing May ~. Tho total receipts for the quarter
from, satcs of postagc- stamps, postnl-cr,1ts,
newspaper r-wrnppcrs, stamped envelopes. otc.,
wcro ss,ssa.xG, nni tho total expenditures
sa,1s6t,s,. The rost.Oflico authorities expect
Tint tho total excess Ut expenditures over re.
ccIpts for tho fiscal ycnr ending JUNO 20 will 10
$:Sp, ,0oU, which is less than for any yrar snco
lsa1. For tho previous year tho deficiency wAs
S3,lQT,1lp,
, 1880-07-29

IN compliance with Tic request nf Sccrcta-
ry Eyarts rorinformntton, Capt, 1sanj na.d First
Mato burr. Of tho Ethel 4. Mcrritt hayu natc
nlltlHvlts Tint thor vessel wns nlorc than Sir
1,,ilrs from tho Quinn const whon fired uron by
tho Spanish corvct Cnltn. n1,tl TINT tho Eunfce
+. Ncwcotnb. tho other hont. WIS fully twelve
miles from tho shore wien fired oh. Cupt. lonl
Is a sailor Ut twenty-five ycnrs stnnd!ng, has
bctn Captain thlrt0cn ygars, anl-has bcc,, for
Milo yeslrs quite ftnllnr with tho Quinn eunst.
lie cluIrns-nnd his citInl Is doubtless gos'l
ono-that hc Is well qualtlcd 10 speak on the
question at issue.
, 1880-07-29

THE best struke for denomination which
Congressman lien 1lutterworth could hnyc
na0e WIS TINT which knocked through a gnss
door md In n 9ene,1lt way Gsed urn Cincinnati
warl- hummer who eAIlod OH h!m yesterday
afternoon With proposition to secure for hin
n ward delegation for II ccrtaln amount Of
money. The onIy expense o,ttuIled upnn tho
Congressman WIS that Of paying dei.tlst for
cxtracttuE two otceth loosonci by his pon1crous
list. aud the prospect Es thut thfs sinHtt oulAy
will suillee to B3yo hin tho ward delegation in
question and enough Moro besdea to accurc
him Tho nomination.
, 1880-07-29

WHEN tho Irish Conpcnsation-for-DI
nucc bill cat1lo up in tho 1iouso Of Con,ulntls
Monday night for Its third reAdng, Mr.. Arthur
Tuttenhanl moved to reject the bill. Tho House
lIyitlcl ind tho motion wis l,egNtfvcl by vote
OF ;4t} to @31, 1naJorty eA. On tho rejection ut
bir. Tottenllnm's motion tho Compensation Till
WIS real thlrtl ttsne and ilnGlly 1Assch by Il
considerably lnrger m,ljurlty. The exact figures
nrv not given by tho cablc, but 1t must hnse
heen nhout S5 to W minority. Tho provisions Of
tho Lill nro thus defined by Its advocates:
"Up to lsI0," anys tho Liverpool Posi-. ''no
compensation whatever upon disturbance Wlts
Sr III tho .ipls': Tllcy wuTo turned vnt ut
tholr landlords pltnsnre without. II fnrthtng.
Fruln 1910 compensation, =, wns guaranteed W
have largely recouprd themselves by for
cing Up the ret.s.-a p19sess ,sn'lel ,,' ,1!cs
cnull nsv no benefit uu liaturbn'1cu under MR.
gIs.GSs met + thsy ! VIZ nos y rnir rs,ts \
ehNrity frun! Eluinild aid America. Tnercupon
.Uut u % you so W. % wsiit nj Wilt, aud Us you csni
pty your rent wo Will turn y9,i out without the
e StSh i1c e IL sfer 4 Ea % %st 1--WE
wiiha,t any acl al nll.' put III. dlndstonv mn
sir. Forster sny Mp, 4 temporary !nab!!ity
tenants Of tho siatus which y pesri,la.
nutltfy secured to thonl fruit being
pntd} by custom In Ulster, apI tty tho statute ii
ls1v In thu rest Ut lrulh1d.' Iluw!s IL ~ bo Ht-
cured to them? l1oth partics shail 70 before q
.lt1Ye At ir lIp tNts tho lIll1lOrl unreasonable
he slHll mike tho inn1lord whit or E!vo some
Just concession. Thu operation Of tho act Is
tr!ctly limited to Il brief tine. tho pro0Mhlc
the gl1lce given by srcclAI nets to ncccpturs Ut
bills whosv ncceptaccs falt due at time of
nro deprlvln.: tho lu1l,lior Of Ills right to do as
ho lkcs With h!s own. Answer-Thoro is no
| such right. You hre 0nly rurel1g thg landlord
duty Of property. Tho rights ut property will
nut suffer 1t he fttlls that duty, c1cept III 80 fur
lori to shntc tn snlsso sal extent tho university
of Ills tenants. Objection tho secunI-The irish
are allch peuple they will nako this net Il incnlis
! though alblo tu puy. Andwer-The Cotnty Court
Judges arc not such inGccIles rs to aiUw thlR,
u1,t, it they did It wtud 10 no rcprunrh 10 thG
| proposed net, which does not contemplate Or
| sullctIon unythiuH Ut tho kind"
, 1880-07-29

TnEAE is general feeling ot disappolnt-
1nsat at the sudden Adjournment Of tho Wallace
Election Fraud lnvestig4tiny Committee In
Now York. Tho testimony wns gettIux too Ia.
terestlnx for anything. Johnny Davenport, the
Supervisor oe Elections for New York, had Just
fairly begun to cxplatn and cllnch With tho
documentary facts ull about tho Democratic
, 1880-07-29

Col. HAYS, n wealthy coal operator of
Titlshurg, ~ out in n cuni denying tho statc-
1isIlts lnndu In some I}elnoerhuc newspapers
thAt ht, would support lIaAcock. Col. Ilpys Says
that te will do I'LL In his pbwer to seuuro tho
election Ut Gen. Guracid: Another Democratic
ttp uAtlpI.
, 1880-07-29

j. DESTRUCTIVE lire bruke ont ise:i. G.
rfnnsll.litlt's psnn!t,9 nj Quincy Gbo'ss noor
yesterday. The plnuipg-inlh nnd tlso ntljacont
buildings wero completely destroyed. The totn
loss will amount to 100000.
, 1880-07-29

rrr rr1ctnn TitI1ltSE has established brunch
,rcn tor Tho receipt u subscriptions mud advcEs1-
nents as follows: ..
NEW YonH-ltoom y Tribune Building. F.:r. Nc
FtnnfS, Manager.
4;l.ABuoW. hcot1and-Allans American E0"s
Agency. ii Hcnllcd-st.
LONDON, Eat.-AmercNn Exchange, ~ eHau0s
HENRY i. Gls.rta, Agent
WASHINGTON. II. C.-la9 r street.
, 1880-07-29

The Republicans Ut tile First Congress
s!nral district of Wisconsin, In convention ut
Lake 0cnu"a, rcnotnInAtvA Dy nuclamatio their
present Abla and elletcnt Representative, tho
lion. Chllrles G. Williams, Ut JnncsvIlle. who IL
low upon hla fourth torn III Congress. Ills otou-
.!.'s Is u ccrtautS bya minority in tho vicinity
II nN
, 1880-07-29

tho reduction ot tho duty III manufactured to-
huccn from ~ to i1 cents t'cr VotlHd. Rt,d oil
anutf from r. cents 10 10 crnta. Tin srvcnn lie.
rive. frrn .nuiesie spirits during tho ycar was
$H1, Ing. BIN, nYthst $l:.a11,:sl fnr Tim pi1'vi"ns
ycHr. From Tho sao uf rcvcnitc statMrs tho IT..
ceipts wcro $7C5,a0t, being m increase over tho
receipts Of tho preceding year ct sNe,0lo. I'LL
roFs puys Icnriy olc- third Of tho wllolc revenue
vi Spirits. of which reortn contributes f0,ao0,-
1lQ. MID Chic1po 470N,NM.
, 1880-07-29

THE West Virginia Donocratlc .Conycn-
tlun met lit Wheeling yesterday. Resolutions of
tue Usual character were nLnptod, anll several
lcmocratfo or'stors u!rod their uo:lnutlcu. Col
Jneksun, of pnrkcraburs, was nominated for
Governor.
, 1880-07-29

.sr1GnAsr M.Arssltsr.AN, tho marker who,
for consideration, Eayr r!Ilonluta IN cstraltr.
alunry his1, score In tho rnstcst f'r tho Olympic
prize Mt Wimbledon oil tho I'D inst, Will be tried
BIZ culsrt- t{lurt
, 1880-07-29

AN effort was .nat1e last night In the lio,,sn
IT conlIn5ns by Tho Yut.uk J!ngocs. i,caded ty
I.u4l George Hamilton, to reject tho provision
Ut Mr.. Gladstune's bndyJt inuruAs!uK tho !ncol4U
tux, but 1t was defcntcl by II vote Of aso0 to u.
, 1880-07-29

COMMISSIONER DE- Wolf las commenced
suit against snyora South Wnter strutt co1ilis-
sinn merchants for thois (allurs to rosnovo fur
bagc .nl,,l lllth frol tho street In front OF THUR
nlIcrs III huallqg5.
, 1880-07-29

ll1I total receipts OF tho Internal Revenue
Bureau for tho i!scal ycur onsiiuy JUN N were
*'1 wv, lenv an 3pcEcase Of tll.& oros
thu frctipss for tho previous year. Tho total
rvytllau derived froua sauH and tubaeco In .ull
shapes WIS $n, ,s'0 l+. u1uiust <1o.Es,CW7 for the
pre,ioua year. THO f4!llnx VT hus beuu owing u
, 1880-07-29

A CUBAN Iuaurgellt chief MD forty fol
lowers huyv ll.sae t,sctr cscape to Turks lsand
tho Governor ng wllte! refuses u surrender
tAeln to the Spnnlsh n.lthOrittci.
, 1880-07-29

THE official returns slnw tho total popula.
Hon Of Minnesota to he 7e},O7ss iii ticlrAse of
3iU;Hc sncc 1870. This will gsyo Minnesota tlvc
Congressman Under tho new npporaonncnt. 1t
has tt,r.n unW.
, 1880-07-29

HOME Co.1st,1r,, NO. III ROYAL. AncANUM,
eli viii be i.' ut bal Nuat Mnulxun.st. so.norrtW
evening tFuy) ats 2n:Gsk tg tnkc xf!on 1Ixm har ~
NV 's1'"|'''' j. ii. SWiNiHTON, Hccretary.
, 1880-07-29

s,-ortYpn Wrnnr,a rprhrnn |
Viewer. uf lava. who assumes 10 lo q cau-
t1Ilnte for III. Presidency, Standing upon tho !
s9-callcd Arcennnck or Flat platform, lnntie |
M, nf tutlntIp,,. rpp,1dEaton bud faith C0u-
tnunism, alut nit surts Of odds an,l ends, MP
,a,,, ~ ~, ,,o,,,',' ~ tho enwt,, AMI
a m more innocent, credulous, naive sort Of
,,n.,, n, ,r ,,,u,, snail, ii, arrond finn, f,n,,
W,nas. pv.ao ~ +, ~ s',, ", ~, a i'"r', y. an,,
"sa ,,,'s ~ " =" .,,, w s,,,. ~ +,o
~, ra,,,,,,,.,tn,, t,,,vaa ,vtt1,
thni, y a,,,,,s t,,o|,n,n,,nfsts n lotororereona
, " "' W. .n,,,,,'.t.os Wv :, a,," s.o.,a,, ,a,r
e loa..,,,. III "a,,,,o ~, altar -, oo,,,s.
nnsn II, .ro,,ort,. mn, ,vc,, ovarv,lirr II,
s,S ",;,,.an 49, ' =, Jns,,a .,,osn d,s,,n,,os, ria.
. .s.,.. - t.'a,,.,s ,n,,,, t.,e 1,.,aaorst, ,v,,o
.'"..,,,. ,.o",,to,, =, ut"l t,,o nn,.ar,,,,,a,,t
'tt,,a S.s.o .r,,o,. ~, n..o.,n.,rsr -, ,,,.I,o
*,,ta t., ,a,,,o a.,,or N,,r.nar,, n,o,oa r., i'm
r.,.t, - ,,,,..',.a. tta,, ,,a,,,t s,,so ,,o,, NJ,
.s,,an .ha,, ,,,,,, f,,sa ~ n, t,,t aro,1u an,
i,ssss',,,. ,,,na, All a.. u, Atn;ro ~, H. s,,.
t,a,"a ,,,,,'r', vao,as ,,,,, ia ma l., o,or,,
ot,,a. co,,,,,or,, uta,n +t,o,, s,vt,,,io ,anu,,.
.,nn,,s
,r,'.' ur,,,,, r.x.,,, >, In, .,,,a,, ,,,r, n
,1....,....S.' .,., L.. a....at, .,.,tmor., ttor,
.s .s,, ~ ,sI,',,,t,,., ,,n,,,, ,a,,foa,,o,,.
nn', +. ~ on,"a,,.,, n.nryw,,or. IN yn,,r s,oto
that Tic independent ticitet viii 10 elected II
August IL tue people hare T., M ea,T ,,e oo',. NJ. Tn!s
t,yerwbe,,nsnuly axMinst Tho Democratic pnrty
ly moro tian tnree 70 ono; yet m @ tod M " @ ~
,,t ,,t iv f,,,1,, t" s,,,t, wi,t, ara hin.
es.iy chosen. md Install Y nn!so tlae san!lntes
W wu II, 1,S Fra Luis - '"e '''
Fustnn In Statc whore thev won't count
thc votcs IL uf l,tile consea,,enre. f,rn.
Weaver nj rn,rso wants the yotcs couutc,l.
ant ia surnristl to tiuff tf,,t TINY io,,,t count
ANYTHING Int peu,oerntIc votes In tint sec-
tim. n,ul be fs corrrsuoudlnvly ,ttsplr.tetl.
11ts nuu,nl tn haye tlo yotes counted Is
Iaurl,rtt Mt. lie tln1s tl,ut there Is ITO s,,c},
thing IN tin Stuttb ns tllp rula OF the mntortty
or thu riahts of tho ,nnlprity because tic
ma,orttv canuot hnyo their votes counted.
II IL tlo rr,le Of tic old uro-sluyery arlstoc-
racy. viii, MI tts barbarity n,u1 ifs tnsolcnce
| pui tts contrmnt of mu,,lar rfchts, Nh
u,nttcr how many VOTES may bu cast for
Weaver III tl,e South. there will not be
enouul OF than, cn1l,,ted TO I,upair Its
so)1,lity.' A few srattoriur yt,tps here nmt
.1horr mnv be co,mtpd when thay ,lo
! nm, of1,,rt I'm nnurhon yntrs. And fh1s ia
wl,nt In has ,,o,v for the first time tltsroycrg
lin tInts bc has uona ,uon u fo,,'s erru,,tl,
.rta snuth ia nerfnet.v willing In s,,onItl
mn,c s,,crchrs. ron1uct cn,npntrns. nnd or.
rnntze his families. Int their VOTES must nut
In couutcd. In y;ew of tha situation. lis a,,-
mal. . Como win, ua. md we nleduu to vol,
nvnr the ,rravo ri burjr,, stActfonaI nnfnlosi.
t,cs n frcn hol,ot. n fair couut nnd eonn1
rights for MI lmforc tho Iuw.n Is slmp1y lu,,i.
cro,,s. Wcnycr nnn,rcntly does mi vet fuily
cun,,ru,,,uL thnt i'm ,unrrnt fl firm lu1,ot
| 80 .. II t,.o., H., a.. r,.tt
, 1880-07-29

'ruE reccntty-elcctcI Parliament :of New
suutil Wnes t,us pissed ii rotc of want ol COLI
ai,.,ue II, tho Ministry. Thu yotu stood IL to 1G
, 1880-07-29

TIE Ohio Greeslbackers In convention ut
Columbus ycstcrtl.,y nominated ftlfl Statc
ticket Charles Llo;l Is tito not'linee for secrs-
tr, n. Et.tt,. 81.
, 1880-07-29

CoSunEssAi!Ay JAMES NJ. TYLER has bcen
:enoninusrd by tho Republicans Of TITO Second
Vermont District.
, 1880-07-29

TIFF Kansas Grecnbnckers yesterday noml'
n.,tca Judge vroolnan for uoyorilor.
, 1880-07-29

CAPT. JAMES II. STANLEY, Of Middleton,
o,., WIS tittcn by his ,loE about ivc weeks ago.
IL died Tuesday night Of hyttrophoosa.
, 1880-07-29

An Indiana correspondent Of the New
York TRIBUNE, after golug elabona1cly vi oscs
tho State. thus sums up tho POLITICAL aspects;
Tho Republicans VI Indiana are fully aWaks asli.,,
to tho Importance Ut fodccnilnK Congress ifo'a
tho cunlru Ut kh0 Democracy. and will u.aHe ~. =
special Effort to Yuln dlstzict oe sWo ~ wv
, 1880-07-29

CONGRESSMAN WAnpE11. l,as bccn re1io1n-
inntci BY tho ue1nocrnts Of tho Sixth MlssousI
District.
, 1880-07-29

OEEcoN has population Ut 175,535, being
In iurreasc OF n per cent In ten years.
, 1880-07-29

scrlptions of disease tllny 10 successfully treat
rd by fnatlux. Should tho 1rcl}tcnl profession
uspt ha theory, nxsti,mluH tulaey lint tha 1'oe-
tor N net n monster, hut un orstllMlry harann
l,cny possessing normal functions, thonanna-
my mliEinns--of pcopio might bp starvctl to
,lcnth. Unfortunately, thoru Ia but on8 way
to trst tho 1,ieHtlun. An oltwnrtl tlrf0rtuity
,nay ho Examined by tho surgeon without ln-
tcrfcring with the functions ot tlfo, MS, for In
Htancc II may bc observed that tho cntf with
two heads thls only with ono Hf his tnnutha; OF
TINT tho tntab with two tails only wags ono Of
thom. Or TINT thu INIT without II nose nreRthcs
through his cntS. etc., etc. 1t ls not necessary
to "cut up" Observation-Disclosures for tho bcnetof
medical sc!cnFo until they Kvo up tho gaost IN
tho regular OF events. hut II 1>r. Iist,er
possessus hny physcaI peculiarly which e!labes
him to cndttro nt1 Unusually protrncted fAst.
thoro !s no outwAr.1 manifestation Ut It, Tho
cAncl hnS mn additional castty IN ito etomacl'
where 1t storcs u supply of wntcr sutfleont for
seven or eight dnys consumption. II u asso
supplied With "one Or two largo co'lcchons OF
fnt stored up III lIga'ncntous cells supported ny
tho Bpinos of tho tloFsa! vertebrtc anu FORMING
whit nro ct!Icd tho hun'ps'" From THIS so!la
1llitrit,,ent tho cnnel draws for supplies "lohB
after every u!gcstlble part hns been cxtfactea
from tho contents OF tho atotnach.' 1t Is not
Improbable that DR.. Thnner has "fln additional
cavity III hts stomach which upon occtlsion
mHy 10 uttl1zc1 ns receptacle for supply ot
water. 1t fs worthy Of rota TINT tho Doetor'a
, 1880-07-29

THE Massachusetts Republican C0nvel'-
ion for the nomination Of ssatu afccrs VIII bu
1tll ut Worcester thu lbtl Ut Hepielnber.
, 1880-07-29

From returns atrcady maae, and estimates
By careful ,'crsos It Is le1tvtt TINT tho l'oi'!l
,lt!un Of Suw York Stuto will be over t,00 0o.
, 1880-07-29

Fortne hcncnt nr onr patsnns who desire to hshd
tInrIc COPIES or fnE TntncAE thtouah tho mall' VIC
live herewith, the transient snto OF posaIes
Itonlfatte. lrr .Inp
}crh. aud Vwciyo EnEG Paper. eehts
Eixieen Page InpHr. ce"1
FUTtiFsl.
Eight and TweIvc pnQo Sohts
, 1880-07-29


Vicron luao has classified tho Napoleons
Of Franco rs 1.-THE great " md !" the llttle."
Tllo lust MISUNDERSTANDING tho vanity
and sel1lshnoss Of tho First Napoleon, but
nat his utlcio's genius. Tho Democratic
candidate for President seems to bear a close
resemblance to tho "T4tttlc Napoleon" lie
Is snowy md frssy, but lacks ideas; ho Is
self-ilnportnt, but Is tleflclent III the quail
ties tl,at mike up either tic great military
organizer or the successful ciyil ntagtstratc.
Iiu never attained first rallk III tho War; lie
was nut clnsse1 with such lncll rs Sherman,
Sheridan, Thosnas, a1nl Nlcatle, who, though
second to Grant, achieved n distinguished
personality i'll tho conduct OF the conflict. lie
never WIS imtrusteu with an Independent
command, but was always subordinate.
simply bccausu he Was NJ thinker 41n did
not possess the nsenta! ability to plan as we'll
rs execute. Hancock WIS a nero fight
er; lle lad plenty OF anImal couf-
nge, but scarcity OF brains. lie ex-
ecuted I'LL order well given by such n
commander III Grant, or Meade, Or even Nc
Clellu, but l,e lacke.l the mental pcrsplcaci-
ty which ~. essential to the strntogEst
or tnctlctal,, alld IL prereQulsit tu tho SUCCESS
ful commander. Even IIancock's subsequent
ambition to become President, which he has
harboretl ever since 10 identified himself Mt
New Orleans with Andy Jolnson's "pollcy,"
,as not bccll n sufficient Incentive to produce
any striking suggestions Of public policy or
other eyl,teuea ut statesinnnslItp. But his
private letter written to Mr.. Glover, Of st.
Louis, shortly after the Now York Convel-
ton Of leos. recently reproduced, proves that
, 1880-07-29
THURSDAY, JULY 70, 1880.

SUFFERING from famine IL increasing III
Armenia.
, 1880-07-29

EVENTS have cotlIlrutl tlle statement by
tho Mnrluisuf Harrington, maslc few use'alnRs
ngo, that Afghan airuirs mrv 81 u,1ourta tint 1t
wuulh 6c hazardous u predict thnt ErSlasnFs
trOutlus hi connection thcruwith llavG u,l'setl
Ayo0b Khnn, thu luost formidable cuinGotItorW
Abdul ithhman khun. Euglaiu's fav0rlt, has
swOoIlVd 1oWll On u lotau!iuA body vi EnXl3sA
troops utldct Qcl.. nurrlwa, A,ld, nec,rtl!nx tO
Gen. Primrose, l,us nn!hi!Hteti lllol,. Iurrowsf
iurco bud been IotAeAod fyut,l thu ltItstl Xarri-
spu ut Candahur tu uo0pcrute With blsure All
ugatnst Ayuob Khan. shoru AIl's Infantry,
nil AfHhana, deserted to tho enemy, n,ltl burrows
pursued tholn. liz thou retired towards CAutla.
hur, but WIZ Intercepted w tho Arg,ans, whu,
It up.3e,lsa, butny Rre4tIy Superior In nuinuurs,
ct,tnpiotety overwhelmed and cut 10 pieces lly
uetuch1nent. The llrltlsh f0rcu cUns!stctl Ut two
batteries Ut artillery, two s.lua.lrolts Ut snpoy
hosae, six computes Ut tho slxty-slath Iicsl.
ment, ona regiment Ut csvnlry, ald Two rt8t.
nlrnts Ut fnlautry, III All about 70l clt Ayoob
khnn, 1t !a thought. vii! fnlluw W ills
AdyNutnEu Anl Iuako All assault: III Cutlda-
Aur, whuro ucn. i's.mroAo IL In co'aIs1aAtl
of tho british. lapInfurUonenss arc be-
iny snpilly pushed forward troFn british
gland. lilo position VI prssnruso II not seaurlosl
III suite, ~ Ayoob Khan haa uudur bis cuiiaulund
ubout L. w InuH we'll ARMED aud equipped. Ind
10 far has moro thAu hell Ills own with tho
British; lndeed. ha l1s completely beaten them
ln strategy, aud AlA stcuIlt victory shtlWS thAt
hs " no u.eku Lighter. Tho ucfeat vi Iiurrows
Indicates tlat &heru will bp plenty nf Wnrk tur
urIl!su troup4 !n Afxhunlstun {ur soluu Auo 10
, 1880-07-29

Itftrtd at Ae -uct at Chleapo ILL.,. AZ Steon-
Gltlss lfItkef.
, 1880-07-29

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NY MAII-IN ApyANEE-1D9TAdE PREPAID.
1,nt,x etfltton nne 1900
inrIs ~ n vrnr nSr fnpnth ,..,.....,...... Loo
f,iiy nni sn,titf onn vpHr lido
i",s ~ WIT ,ivr nan ,,.,,,..,t,,. las
;n...,I,,y rhr rrtnv nnd Naturkv t,cr Yenr,, n.00
sfn,iny 1yrinps,fny nni Fri,ibf, ,ef Year, f,Ots
tasutda5 Suild.yt H-Falo 0dlnou peFTeA S.:@s1 TX
Any Uthur diff Hur *'Vc
WEEH1.y EplT1ON-rOsTf'AlD. '.-
,no corv nor 1.Ii0
I hi, ~ f,,,,T E.tbD
t,iTi. ~ Inn .........,..,. .,,.s,..,, 1X,0D
Specimen cortns bent troo. -.
Give rost-lico ndatats In FULL including State nnd
County.
lenllttnneca mar TO made either tT draft, express,
rustObcn uter. or In rceiatorsd icttos, al our Fsk
TO CITY Bui'sCR113EEls.
Int,v delivered, Bnndny oscoptcd a cents per week.
paIty delivered. Sunday Included no eersa ror "eexs
Address TllE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Mndison md bearhosn.sss- thloaso LII.
, 1880-07-29

cuinr. M,t Tint tho Acorshfp Of Abdul ltnht'intl
Is by III means satisfactury to the Sittiara or
1seuplu Vi Chlui.
, 1880-07-29

THE American INperlnakers met Mt Sara.
toxl ycaterdny. Tlso high price ur piper WAS
attributed by ono OF tito 1slGlnDuss, Mr. Smlt, ~
tho extraordinary dumnnd cAtlssh By the gen.
tn.y prosperous condition OF tho eauntry. Tho
Hl.tsie gentiufnuli lunnuncea tho comments Ut
tho press on tho Nnxiety If the manufacturers
u rututll tho presunt high tatlty utl pulp III
malicious anl uuchlleh for. Another member,
aIr. Iarl!nB, Ut Cincinnati, sAlll That tlore Wis
too much pApeF manufactured now, md In cul-
ttadictol us It would seem, to tho statement of
Bnti,, tuli tllut prices weso too low, uni sug-
cstutl tint tho manufacturers pool thoir Issues
aud ngre0 10 cuso their facturus fur II certain
period chch ycur, III urder 10 kccp up tho
prcrs. A,othor lncl.llor had tho tctnctity to
suggest tAat tho renlaAy fUr userVro4iuctl0n
wiz to export tho surpiusagu. Thu l,tatter Ut
low to Iaalntu!n high prlccs w,ls 1lnaly tcfrrrrl
to u committee, which uucltlad that alt mills
stoul.i bo ctoaul Bul,luys. Yho Committee snsd
thls plum wo.lltl not only limit tho supply, hut
wuuld nl'l to tho mornt!ty Ut tin fnctury Gill;
ptoyes Tho otlieers aIcated fur tho ensuing year
aro: President, Wellington Smith. VI Ioc, sinss,;
First ytee-l'res,lent, U, II. G.ounenf, llalyok1,
btlass.; SecuNl Vleu' fres!tiunt, William ANInlng
Minnlshurx, OIL Soerotury, Charles o. ChapI,,
Springfield. AlAss.; Treasurer, uuorKc ". Whevt-
wright, nDstul,. It will bu sIutca t1lnt nil thu
olicors but uno aru Crun massachusetts,, whpsu
Congressman wcru l,otul fur tholr xeaE Il, Adsu-
eating tho retention Ut tho high pulp duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-05
Fires.

NEWARK. Jan. 5.--The CoIIuloid pcrks are
OF Ire. Caused II IS reported, By an explosion.
The entire city FIRE department is OUT. No par
tlcHlaTs are cbtsi7ab'o st tbs present writing.
NEW YORK, Jan. A FIRE ks ont this
morning il the basement of Nos 81 and &c
East Al street. knowa rs Turner Hall, &C
cupicd BY Wm. Wiukle, as bail room. The
stock and building we're dnmsgrd 10 the extent
ct Sl2 900. Four persons loss their lives 10 the
fire ord several we're wounded.
New YORK Jan. 5.-Susrounded as they
we're by tho dsncs aud cut Of from al. access
TO safety below By tho burning staircase, sever
al persons sustained severe :jureS by ieapins
fTcm the highest stories OF the building. 4
Tonan leaped forth from oUe Of tire windows esd
struck he grcuoG &C her fset With sick
crash. breakiog both Der legs and e,ps and aI-
NEST crushing Ter 10 death
Boston, 5,-The B:sid mill, at Sooth Car
YER, Mass. was burned u s;ordsy. Less S60,-
OOU &c 10000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-05
FGsSEfIrT .SG.SrS.

The run"T ttst 3 rog9rcy w=s imminent il
huasis is denied
Tho West Indian dopu los propose 10 re::ro
from tho Spanish Congress
Six thousand persons ettandsd The tenant rio h.
meeting Ia Killarney, Ireland, Saturday.
Ten Af&hgrs were hanged =. Csbul Dcc'r, 20.
am41E lhtm gas one recognized rs one Of ina
i1urdors Of liz. JenkYG5, secretary Of Lis ior
CsVagnori.
4 terrible famine pr4vsiis ia The districts Of
BsssEieh and 5ty:z:d. il Armenia, Tie SUI
thorties no EoirGas 10 cid the people, and i. Is
ieared the femme will become general o. the
eastern frontier of Turkey.
The British 4iuister St CousIantinope hes
concluded an arrangement with the Sultan CT
TuEAey by which the Turkish priest VINO IVES
SGEisaced 10 icsth for traGsiating tbs Eib.e will
be relessnd and 81 intornsl written apology
will be made TO the BRITISH representative.
Tha drift ice il the Suina hiss become 50 heavy
IS t0 cause crest damage. and much alarm is fai.
n Paris i no worbs opposite the lDVaiGos have
been carried away, snd the liver is full CT
wiecknSe. Several of the bridges have been
rendered uassfe ana irsyei over them HE been
stopped.
q disDatch from London says that vary se
rious III by occurred on Friday LOST between the
Royal irish consLshulsrJ and some peasants of
Goi9ay. Culng which the pn!ice fred OF the
people, but nobody was .jured Golpsy county
is in 2 verg S'stuThsd condition. Two hundred
e1i-a policemen hive been draftad there.