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A Tramps' ParAdise-NearlY Two Hun
 drcd Living in a Single Apartment.

A Tramps' ParAdise-NearIy Two Hun
 drcd Living in a Single Apartment.
 CHICAGO, April 9.-This morning there were 119 prisoners at the Madison street sta tion. All but dozen were taken from five cent lodging house which was raided by the police. In single basement room there were crowded nearly two hundred tramps and loaf CTS filthy beyond description. They had no bedding of any kind, either feather or straw, and nothing about them but reeking and steamy atmosphere. The officers were nearly suffocated by the stench. The bed aocommo- dstions consisted of shelving put up on all sides of the room. A stove in the centre of the apartment gave out heat, which with the heavy air forced an unnatural sleep. When searched on their arrival at the station house the sum of three cents was collected from the gang in all with broken bladed knives and crumbs of free lunch. Many were intoxica ted, but too imbecile to offer resistance. When caged they filled the cells to overfowing.
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VOL. XLVIIIs
Wamts.
STTUATTON WANTED

A N experienced cutter and filter, fully competent "A to take charge of dressmaking department. Address giving experience and references, with full particulars,
 ap1O It P, O. BOX 148.
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A Competent girl to do general housework, wash- A ing and ironing and has knowledge of cooking. Such one will receive good wages by ap. plying at
 ap9 2t 157 MEADOW STREET
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8eal Gstate.
Schuetzen Park to Let.

kzAA The good and convenient Dwelling House No. 4AH Brown street, will be sold very low, with the
 A Lot about 30 feet front fenced, with the ad joining Lot and Building at the of East Water street. GARDNER MORSE,
 ap9 6t# S97 Chanel Street
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i COMSTOOK-In South Norwalk, April 3d. Elizabeth
 Matilda Comstock. relic of the late John Comstock 1 aged 79 years and 29 days. | GRAHAM-In South Norwalk April 1st John L.. l Graham, aged 2l years and months
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To Bridge Builders

DRoPoSALS will be received at the Selectmen's E office, Hamden, Conn.,, until noon, April 18th 1880 for bridge to be built over Mill river near Gen terv1lle Hamden, said bridge to be of wrought iron vita safe capacity of 400 lbs per nea foot on the trusses and 1,eOO lbs per ineal foot floor beams SO feet clear span and IS feet clear roadway. Also at same time and place, proposals wilt be re- ceiVed for wood bridge at same place, with capacity, in two clear sp.ns of 40 feet each Also at same time and place proposals will be re- cetved for stone abutent5 and piers necessary for above bridges.
 The right is erved Of rejecting any all bids received. NORRIS B. MIX,
 Town Agent Hamden, Conn, April 9th, 1830 ap7 St
 FOR RENT, Barn, between Chapel and Wooster streets, on A Chestnut street. Inquire of
 ". B. PARDEE, ap7 WAS If At Yale Iron Works
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale,

GA& Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court for Es;T fine District of Haven, the undersigned of
 fers for all the real estate belonging to the estate of late Harvey Barnes, deceased and con- sisting of
 First-The homestead of the late Harvey Barnes, on East Pearl street, in Fair Haven.
 second-The Building occupied in part as 8 store and market together with the land on the corner Of Grand aud East Pearl street.
 Thtrd-A Lot ofland 99 feet front on South Quinni- pac street. in Fair Haven East extending to the riv er and including very valuable oyster grounds and privileges.
 Fourth-One undivided half of twelve acres of Wood land, in Foxon, in East Haven. n7t AID. GOODYEAR.
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FOR SALE.

YENHE Church and Lot located Temple street, be- 1 tween George and Grown streets, will be sold at 8 bargain by calling
 ap9 St JOHN G. NORTH Trustee
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Eorty-Sixth Congress.
WASHINGTON, Apri

WASHINGTON, April g. SENATE.-2Ir. Logan, of Illinois, submitted reso- uti3n directing the Secretary of War to furnish Senate with any facts tbat may be in his in reference to the recent mutilaon of of the dets at West Point
 Messrs. Eaton of Connecticut, and Marcy, of Tsxas thought the resolution premature An official invest- gation of the outrage in progress and the Sena could get the ofic'al port.
 MT. Logan modified his resolution to request tho President to transmit such information regard to the affair in his judgment would not bs ncon- patibe with the public interest. In remarks on the resolution MT. Logan said the reports regarding outrage were m st extraordinary. He had never h ard Of man committing Euoh outrage himself ana he wanted the Senate furnished with the facts.
 The resolution supported by Messrs. voorheee ot Indiana, Bruce, of Mississippi, aEd Hoar of Mas sschusetts, who feenely denounced the practice of hazing and outrsgss at West Point. Pending debate the morning hour expired and the resolution went 
 Unfinished business up, being the amendment of MT. Dawes to the Ute bill After discussion Mir. Dawes amendment was adopted by yea and nay vote A to 8.
 MT. Morgan offered al amendment that nothing in this act sha be construed to compel 6ny Ute Indians to remove from any land held by them in severaty It adopted.
 Pending further action debate sprung up on the question of going with the bill allowing it go over tlll Monday.
 On motion of MT. Allison unanimous understand ing was reached that general debate at o'clock on Monday, and the five minute rule prevail.
 The Senate at eos ?. went into executive session and shortly thereafter adjourned until Monday.
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HoUsE.-The morning hour having expired, Mir. Cymer moved to dispense with private business with a view Of going with the Army bill. The motion not agreed t. two-thirds voting in fsvor the vots standing 90 to ST.
 The House then went into committee on the private calendar MT. Burroughs, of Michigan, in the chair The first bill was that for the relief Of l.. Madison Day, which considered at length the last pr:- vate bill day. It reimburses him for money paid for csrtzin property purchased in New Orleans and which sold by the United states the property P Benjamin, ,but for which the United States net benefit of purchase He claims OOO After dis cGssion and vote on the bill the point was made Of no quorum, the yeas being 72 and the nays 2l.
 Tne c1mnit'ee theTefors rose without disposing of the bi md the House tt 4:3s D. adjourned till morro" a motion to adjourn till Monday having besn OrevfOJ s1xd afa aE
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

~TEBSTER Franklin Readers, French's Arith- w metics, Swtntons Primer, Grammar and Lam guage Lessons, Harper's Geographies, Jepsons Ihrd Music Readers, and Anderson's Grammar school Hls-
 - BABCOOK'S, apiO lot Palladium Building, 97 Orange Street.
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FOX KENT

tsEsa HOUs Blake street, Westville. House ERE contains op rooms, in good order To the right ExE- tenant the rent will be low. For particulars call ataIERwIN's Real Estate Office, 237 Chapel St. or
 o7 M SRUMWAY, Westville,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

General Agent Wanted. MWUsT have little money. Gan make big money. I'VE (IaJI for MIR. WHITOOMB, AsnIo If. Union House.
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FOR SALEs A GenteeI Residence

@SssA Located on one of the finest avenues in the ssu city, not over Is minutes walk from the Post zazA office; the house is large snd commodious tains all the modern Improvements; everything is in excellent order, and if sold before May 1st, be bought very much less than 1t is worth. Terms to suit. HINMAN'S AGENCY,
 ap7 Ct s Church Street. opposite Postoff1ce.
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w ANTED.

Girl to do general housework. Apply at
 "A lS3 EAST BRAND STREET, AanIo1 1t+ Between and p. m.
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Pleasant Offices to Let

I s1HD OaICOS CO A1k7O AaaA IN BREWSTER BUILDING, corner of State iH and Chapel streets, including one corner room 1 A- with heat, water and water closet; also con- nectng room desired. An opportunity to secure sf prominent and desirable a rent is seldom offered. One front room, two flights. One rear room, two flights. One Hall 40x15.
 Apply to
 na26 18t GEORGE H. FORD.
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w AIN A enterprising man who is willing to work can A secure permanent petition, with satisfactory remuneration, by addressing
 ''PER6EYERANCE," off
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

SITUATION WANTED. Young Man, speaking the German and English "A language, also writing both, would like to get place in store porter at anything el where he can make himself useful. Can bring good refer ences where last employed. Address
 F. KREILSHEIM, ap9 3t+ 129 Henry Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
School ROOks Wanted,

AzAA A Furnished House in central location, con. sl taining 10 or 12 rooms, with all modern conyen sfA- fences. Or for the summer months furnished cottage at the shore. Address, stating ternf,
 api0 2ta A. JONES, Postofice.
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SITUATION WANTED
WANTED,

confectionery or grocery store, position as- sistant bookkeeper, clerk and bookkeeper; satis-
 P. O. BOX l64, apIO 2t Westville, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

New Houses for Bale, Rent, or | Lease,
 MeA On NeWhall street, on favorable terms monthly | 3E payments may apply the purchase money. | -ARAOut this ont. Apply at to | E. H. BOWMAN, | aplO St 1Sl Gche Street 109 Newhan Street,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

FOR SALE, 4 Desirable business property, centrally located :; "A now rents for 10 ger cent. of price at W3lch it can be purchased. Eermss easy. beautiful pl acc at O!d Lyme the Connecticut river, 1sO of land, two large houses and four barns fine view of Long Island Sound and surround ing country. Call and see photograph.
 For Sale or Exchange, Two Houses and one B rn with acres of lani, at Stony Creek. Good wha f.
 farm of 50 acres, with fine House and two Barns, plenty of fruit, at Mt. Carmel. Farms in Connecticut Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Georgia, Texas. Land Warrants at Gov ernment prices.
 IA. P. HOADLEY,
 No. Hcadley Building, ap8 If Opposite Postoffce.
 For Sale or Exchange. AA Just arrived, 8 car load O young, sound Sz5sE4zsA Horses from Western Virginia; chunky %k@ built, suitable for trucking, cart1ng greer, ..AkzzkS butcher, farmer, or any business. Elm City Llvery Boarding and Sala Stables S4 Chapel st ap8 3t' CL+ RRE CAR1kR. The Highland and Winthrop
 Portable Ranges. market. They are the most even bakers ever made. Sold by
 w. IT. Cannon & Co.,, s1 36O State Street, Chapel.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

HOUBGS ana E1DLS E'OF StAI6s EHxsa HOUSES AND LOTS situated in different kE parts of the city. Also several large Lots, hav M& ing raiETOdd and loGteT fronts very desirable for manufacturing purposes. All for sale cheap and on easy terms. Apply to
 BENJ. W. STONE, sl9H 298 Chapel Street, Room 6.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

fOE SA1O Cn6&pa
 <6zsk HOUSE No. 92 Dwight street, all the modern I'll improvements. House and Barn in the western part @ Of city: Some hne Lots on State street from $35 to $50 per foot.
 To Rent second floor, 29 Auburn street, $7 per month Al Greenwood street, whole House, six rooIns $S per month whole house on Water street, near Meadow $15 per month two nice rents on Henry street, with furnace, range, gas and hot water set tubs; in nice order. large lot between Meadow and State streets to rent for stone yard storage will be rented cheap, Apply to A. M. HOLMES,
 69 Church street, room 8. foA md Ho O 005
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Beard and Bagms
Wantz.
WANNEn

WANTED. ezsA Small House suitable for two f.mil!es. SsssS Address "F. B." H ap1O 2t this office.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

JOSEPH SONNENBER6. Real Estate and Exchange Broker,
 23S CHAPEL STREET.
 AO.OOO ted States per cent. Bonds and Foreign Securities bought and sold and dividends paid United States currency. Also Gold and Silver ex- hanged at the office of JOSEPH SONNENBERG, vIQ
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FOR RENT

A OAG ASNNl HOUSE IN HOME PLACE. MATTE aH Of the modern improvements; first w class; 1n good order and possession given May 1et. Inquire of
 VIM. Fl. SANBORN, ap1o 1417+ IT Home Pace
, 1880-01-05

l. HEtlMON ON " sWEAitINu uer.'|

kEIlADN On "6WEANlHu ORF.k
James Kay Appicbco considered ''Swoartng
or for tho Now Yoar" II, lila ser1nun yesterday
lnornug bofors tho ChIcngo Frco iteltglpr.s
Church, ut No. SOL Cottage Grpyo nyonup. His
text wgls ia f0llnws,
Arise, unu iut " 10 honuo -.1uhn, Itr., 81.
There wero twn ways, said he, uf measuring
tho passing nwny Ut tt,nc,-nno by tho recu1-
rCnuo Of birthdays, and the othor by the reour-
ralo8 Of such days US Now yuar's, WHOM thot-
snllds cherished tho sntnp goncral emotions at
ono and tho sano time. But tho tluy, and tho
thnughta It inspired; Iu1ssed away, and
III IL fuw weeks 1t would 10 hard tn
rucnll tho tervuney at those c1nbtiona and
tho l.rnlisoss Of tho resolutions then formed.
Wlnt hl'l hOco,no of tho swearing OF done
twelve months uyo, runewed In tho swearing of
OF three duyA ay0S And wherc, III thrc0 weeks
titno, would Tho present swoaring uG boz Tho
present, .noasu1ug 1t by years. had not 10 much
rulatlon " llte ~ drop Ut water to tho ocean,
~ nnrrow strvaE Of sunshine bursting In upuil
u dungeons dAEknosa to tho bold spicndor OF
tho orb Of day making all things warm without.
THO world, which hnd huusted an Alexander, u
Napoleon. and iatterly 0rnit to preserve to
lnaukiud the unbroken grandeur OF this great
Republic, and which hud echoed with Bhak-
spcure's snttin,e speech, was but u shadowy
scene In which tho furms Of TIE str,.ttud for q
time unl thel depzstcl. Compared with llfu, 1t
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THE GLASGOW BANK.
1tcport Of tho LiquldntOrN OF tllc City
or 611ustOvy 7Bnnk-Tlle Misery Caused
by tho Process Of Paying tho Credit.

o1 GlNsIoW atnnN-Ene FAikcry CAiAeA
by tho Process Of Paying tho Credit.
Or~.
London Daily Nt,rs, Dec. 10.
Tho report Of tho lkll,t,!ntors Of tho City Of
UlasgOw uAnk carries goOd ilenl further UMo
or tho most painful stur1cs ever tnd III ,l,,Nurn
tllnes. As n sAuro busnoss statonluut, ut,d Apnrt
from tho gl'nlpacs It gives OF Il widespread to-
einl r,ll, tho repurt ulay bo regarded ~ sng,l-
lArly satisfactory. Tho buk closed IN tic "A Of
October III lust ycar. md Its unfortunate share
holders resolved On q voluntary liquidation
twenty tlays afterwNr1. They already saw ruin
bofpru thoM, unl tiis report tolls hnw Wide MID
hopcloss It las hten. Whun tho hNnk fntlg.l Its
debts to drpaltora mud utlovs amounted to
Il@Hi,,6G3. Tho nssets wore nut k.luwi.+
Iluring tho fiscal yea,r nf tho liquidation tho
st1ul Ut 4i.a1gdi hls hem reulLzcd from these
lssets, Atld 81, 4;.iG1 hive been collected from
oIl, Il little snort tIu.n Eioj,G9o his sasst *
pended III tho csts 0t nl.!at|tn. Mtid tho rest,
@ Cean @ paa 10 tic ure,os. ii % Thu i, profsr ] as, @f
@ secured ,Ss srSl!tHrs eay" eciHs nyer E@D
tho p",lnsl,, hayn l'c1i! paid IL tho satsngurel
creditors, absorbing rathUr ofp th,ll E7aa.Ial I,
Tllp remaining ,lnl,ta nmnt,nt IN r,i,s,1d numbers
to b0 recovered from iho stlure.0ilr,a whose
nes.la nIn i,nt nttosly exhnHatrtl, a1no!lmt to
t 1, ,Sa jSts; sn,ny pyD oes a s,ss's IF 5 ("
further ssst nf thu liquidation, Theso iigirus
are 'S,Es.nlcl hy the qut.lators ~ leaving
tho hank will uycntunily'bu rAl,l III t.lI. .Thry
rn,sS, sit further t;a,i ynenr M s'l, ssolly 70
ticn,ss u httMn shlIlfl,4i In thu pounl; hut tho
mkt i've sIt@!I',g4 Nnir 10 postponed for u cnn-
al,nra,o periol, rs tic furthrr process " li1ul
tlutluu, whie. consists iiyst 1f tho disposal uf ms
soils vury ,itll!eMIt tn rcAlzu. Ad s1c!'i. nf the
fnrtlsar s.l'lttMnK ~ z fnFt-dtnnlshlng ll*s or
contributions nut yUt absolutely rulllnl, will lu Il
tedious pr.M;cas.
The terrible story or tho recovery nf thoac four
full af H,,sHestlonsnt suffering nnd ruin. Tho
list of tho lersnI.a tMhN tn co,,!r'bnie consisted
uf l,stO srl'As!to individuals. Thuro ,vcrn tn,ly
lxo Al.nreen!tlcrt III lhoir Nwtl right, md there
wrre "! tHAliis IT tr!tatecs which comprised A6i
iuaty y!lun nnn,es. There wOru llS t,pyso,ls who
hui Gccn brought III by holding stuck he
longing to tLeIr wives. 9d thlrty-fnlr
thu 3enpnd week Ut November III lust
year WI those peop!o received cal! to p,y t'tU
on NctkQtlut ff every Elm nf stuck thOy hpll fn
tho blik. Tho amount thus called up W.a over
=, 90 o1 md Ut the 'lato of the ,rot,ort y little
, 1880-01-05
was rs n tale Tint Is told. Life would endure,
whtlo tho world wnxod Old.


ny cumt,nn couseut tho New-Ycars scnAon
hnd cntno r., In s,t n,,,rt ns = root,,,frr tn,n
,,,,, t,,,,t.,a,s ~. ~ .!...,, va ..o ..'
WI" nNs"u"iH ~ wc!' nS eoclct!os' ,n''en us TUG
mcrcInnt chose his 'fny fur striking his MlMt,ce
and iltnE Inst wfierb tto Htutl, And the 1tc-
t]ce nIrht In tndulucti In m mt. n,.rnsto,, for
~. ,,,s.,,, - ,,.s.at.... -. ~. -. - 20 al.
wv p,ePso vi A'aheing "1 tne pns'slon o1 'nls
eiref. tic rcgr1atesi to s"y TINT tho Attcnt'nnts
MI ts services did not number tho f,, list Of
MINES rt, tts rcr,stnr 11ia t,rouchiuv ,vn. ynrth
s,,,,,,h,nr -. - ,"a. ,,x., ,t,,.,. ~ 49,, ~.
no . ,'.e' " :. ".a wv ~ "oH"Ht Al WV "t-
incf+ Il WIS but r!Elt that ho ahn,ila cxuect
Inf4cr hhriug: u fhD lAsser. ~! tnnt w1s nrrcs-
snty was ~ ncql1nllit nun with thnt fact ulil l!o
'ir WoHri make WHY Tor sosilo ono else.
lnHlIieFcntl,ssm ,s Was the cetrso OF 4ll
rellHNn!e lllcfnlis " they could not ltn
mnven hy any higher nntlvu thnn foRr Gf nGli
snol' ,yn me tmerS t s 70 iK1Tsnt ra,sng rSlyal1st
~ @ cs .. ~ ,En ~ afs ne 70 20 ,,n a'l'tr @ tray
H. am!'Eht 70 ho improved; nnd tlo Higher .i'tlvu
nc!l " Which so nllt1y woru ,iwolllilg.-n hell Of
lR!Hr!t!'cet tnlHr'1ncct cEeetinl hhttuWntss, pow
eri$, Slcus hil shttnC. Untlko most tf1ltrrtlcs,
ns!ipi or disneGt Il, some MoYnt Or bthor tnt'.
slstMtGu nn p.hM ni 4M!ty 10 tIis. lait u Wttslu
We Wclt. ~ tha haaaplclo1ls schsof. ~ swear
or :, seertiin th!nEs 4, which hnu too
inton ehnractcri1etl the1n. suppose, fnr
nlsrthccs tnny RWurc OH ct1snlnE l..tr+ ewnET
VI !0G cunilnH ~ n!l sWnre olt th0 norNl
Gi,wMt'lee inVt,ireu " permitting rev Rl1nW-
ilaKes Or r'it-ArufA 70 pft's0 HtrpnEgr than t1lr
MttNeilmcmt 70 l'rihclplct awnre nil Eralnlbl!ng
neHeg INC ehasss Wtte hllttl ni!u soft,GWhat
, 1880-01-05

Special Dlspsieh tn The Uhirhvo Tribune.
spn1N1flEI,1,. ILL.,, Jun. 4.-The 1T, ltev.Gcorgc
r. Seymour, nissop uf Springfield, this morning
nr1hncd tn tho priesthood tho ltoy. II. G. Whit
10y, Deacon. rhIs WIS tho first ordination ever
held IN this city, md tito sccoud IN tho ioccsc,-
tho first belng that Ur Mr:J. G. Wright to tho
dtaconnto in Decatur Inst week. THO ordination
sor1aun WINS prcnchcsl by tho Roy. Dr. Easter, OF
JNoksn!iyflle.. Tho Roy. hr. Cnr'yn+ uf Quincy,
uniting In tho imposition OF hnnh4. Tho music
WINS particularly impressive. Tho ncwIy-nr-
!lA!lc!l priest will continue to ollleuto ut Wnycr
~ md MNlistclI.
, 1880-01-05

Ono 0f tho FEpNcl NoWspNp0ra has Deon IRVess
letter Wrtton to u domestic CONCERNING hottse.
hold arairs, Tho problem was to hit tho happy
friSility. For a mistress tu address her ,,all
servmt as "hty dear Niss -" or Why t1ra1
Cor1lIie," Or "bty de4r" Ut nll. wheu giving her
while not tU atlAress her with any conventional
formula, but R!Auly to write aut the required d..
ruvtioas. was doclned TO ba too frlYsl. Especially
tnchctl. Again, lWfore signing her ntins ahonla
tho mistress uso phrAse l!ko Yo,rs truly" "ot
apre,,u Aor slgnasi,rv without III Several jalj,t
hive attempted to sslyo tho question, by forwnnl
lug motlots nt Such letters. Quo Ut th8ss nIolcb
ccrtatuiy u terso, d'ycl!lcd, aad kindly, III fol-
lows.
MApEMo1aELLE EuLA&ls: Please TO prcpars
my toilet for the seilyol,,
"EUQEHsE UELAFAdE."
, 1880-01-05

cMneI OF nxe Wensci. ar nKe & wi,nte9 am,
W n,cn shrS ~ hmf 1koas t,o cim, vns ria"
lr"tcstanlsn Y l,nkiqs nwny y,, from I! t,,e
nmI m,vorts ny,prs,,si" t,t,,cntt fr."m y
tirnct @ cnM co,.narisM 'i btwccn % lie olo,,I % and
eac % ;6; ,nws s. %r the q
osi,Sp " oi rs|Hon Il t'Is ls;ss: ints INC hsns Il
sncrssnn srrsinv nm rnnl nnrit % ar ,inicoi i ~
III nrsnsstitn, Il wt,nt ~ nnn"nr nnh tws' ~. ~.
81 r",~mm i.ntI m Gi,wtI, II mn,a ,,iscr;.,,irntnr
rowcr. '''" ~ '""' . 7e'''''''''''""
Tic ohnrsc mnac Ivy tho l,ornnnists that prot.
MnIhrr Church for II so,il. II ia 6n,lly founded ns
will, 10 tso charao , tant = Amcricyt, IEerty il
fe y rSSco Wc1s M or se rav w. ,sh1iS unS' ,nn 81
w W s mn, et Y y, @ ~ 1 s ~, n,,' ~ ~ FIFTH tb
nst p9strs ~ rresFs Hal Y M ht"
hcoa, 70 ars,ti "Eh1t E,,hi1nann. Mh. rea LII
mud 10 ,,cw that Il rrcs.r,hitt tia i1cltv
We w. erc swet snS nv ea;s W
liz i5Oo0NWJ nf pcnpic, ci0thctl, and fcd, md
cuc,tc fvfng unfit d rrsttess iri,t,lstry, anu
cl t,y a,,rl, cinrs If iifo Its Al,zU tho 1Ntiuns
wl1cre King, nltl Emperor, aud P0re tilcc lived
II such ''l',nni!lccnec, whoihor ita genius : I
f E % nn yH en sSa ~ at r. f1afs ,nas s sa 5
sp'c cSres Sss s as e% L nv Wh9s Sca,t + sIs 5
refuge. nut no such reply can come. lii.
sfcn,l uf being !, protest, tint protest w1is
alast "l y,s fr WieS ws ss coms alaR am
!" scraratc tho useful from tho useless. Of
ss, ts y. H t. YAs sp ~ ssPs ~ dSsr sS! 4
"ppss ", rhi.ssaphy, @ % b + NJ longer ua an et,ye "
1o'rsI ns % or sf N t,o "GS nv sis,t Ma, Il g sf1 @ nr
trst aid nin,',st II ,,ctnr,tion Of wnr. hut ut,,t,s
nncc ilrmy liked ,,ru better secuted upnn their
, 1880-01-05
COLORADO MINING.
Product Of tho Hfutc for lS7D-Soms
Lcndvi11e NtntIktfca.

Uenrtr Tribune, jan. |.
Tho mining industry 1T Colorado during iho
ycar 1870 made a grand step IN advance. Not
only In tho yfctd Of precious tnota1s, but In cs
tent Of ,iucxplorcd country opened UP to snttlc
mcnt, tho yenr 1870 Is not approached by ppy
that has prCccdcdtt.
Colorado hRs ntttlcd 10 tho worlds wealth IN
precious metals, slnco It's first settlomeny over
$101, 100000.
ia product Of prccto,sa metals for tho ycarls;a
was Sfg,1 co.. In 1878 IL wRs f0sO 14ala, show.
Ing M inurcnso in ono ycnr Of $1,000. 1885.
THO product c0tne from countLea Is rOlO,Ys.
, 1880-01-05

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does 1t,
, 1880-01-05

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, 1880-01-05

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