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rnE NEn.JERSEY LAGLLATURE.
WILLIAM n. WILLIAMS TAXES MS sEAT-A MORRIS
CANAL BRIDGE COMPROMISE.

WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS TAKss MS sEAT-A MORRIS
CANAL BRIDGE COMPROMISE.
Iron THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE.l
TRENTON, II. j., Jan. 29.-Ihe Legislature
has adjourned until Monday evening. william r. Will
Jams QlepJ was sworn IN to-day a. Member from the
Ivth District OF Essex. Ia place Of William II Brown
DemJ who was unscated after an acrimonious dis
cu-s IN M midnight last night by party The
Democrats were very bitter and without good reason
for the recount had shown that Mr. Williams had clear
majority Of six
MI VIM Duyne to-day offered bill of Importance.
which will create much discussion IN and ont Of The
LEGISLATURE Whether the nhue1ce OF the rural sec
lions lower end OF the state l not defeat u Il
onestiou The h provides that licrstiter the state
SUPERINTENDENT Of Pubic Inhuict)u Al II apnoiiloh
the State school tax 81 two mills On tho dollar o 1
In proportion 10 the NauHuCh personal huu real
OF the several cOuniea, as SHOWN ~ the abstract OF
rafeaDlcs. As the tNo-n tax Tor hchoos u hKed Oy
the Constitution. u cannot DC altered ana thc nhy re-
course suffering counties have - ~ such measure
"a this Of SIR Van Duynes Naturally, those counties
winch are now the gamers viii oppose the measure.
Euly IN the session young Me- Potts, OF Hudson
County Introduced bill for bridge across tho Morris
Canal basin al Jersey Cty, ana tho prospect serneH
falr that thpre would he renewal OF tue demoralizng
and bitter railroad fight between the NewJcreoy Cen
trail and Lengh valley and Pennsy wanna Compane, OF
last year. few days after the introduction Ot the bi
Mr.. Potts withdrew IT, explaining that II needed
amendment Nothing since has been heard rom II, ana
il Is asserted that the ons-standng differences be-
tween companies have been settled oy some eOmpro
mise tho nature OF VII ch is not kOWn Dul W.eu Is DC
LEVIED by many To include the Withdrawal or the new
Jersey CentTals opposition to road from Point OF
Rocks Jersey CITY 10 the Standard OH WORKS NJ Com
Ap6u, 235 bills have been introduced in both houses
thus far and about 100 have received some attention
None have passed botn houses but score more nave
been killed The legislature as IL settles down TO work.
seems be Of an improved average mental calDe over
Among the acts introduced to-day was one providing
for an Inspection Illuminating oils before tney leave
the factory aud forbidding tenants on premises
which have been sold under foreclosure from cutting
any timber or harinlng any properly thereon uhuer
maximum penalty OF $1,000.
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A NEV STREET RAILWAY ROUTE.

A scheme is said to be on foot to secure
franchise for q street railroad beginning at the
North River and Forty-second-st., and continuing
through Twelfth-aye., Thirtyfourth-st, Tenthave.,
Thirtysecond-s and Frsave. TO the Thirty fourthst
ferry. branch is TO extend from Tnirty-seeond-st
through Lexingtonave, Forty rstst. and Parkave to
the Grand Central Depot.
C,ourtlandt Palmer, who 10 mentioned OF tho
incorporators OF the proposed road, lives out OF
town, but his brother inlaw. Professor Henry
f1raper one OF the trustees OF tho Pal
,ner estate, said that no had heard the
discussed had idea whether Mr. Palmer
nrsper was very much In favor OF road over the pro-
posed route, as a matter OF public convenience.
Police Commissioner Wheeler, whose name has also
ean In connection with the scheme Was un-
willing TO say anything about It, Ex-Governor McCor-
mick and several other prominent politicians outside OF
pro posed railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
OBITUARY.
JAMES DE MILE.

Prof. James De Mile, who died ut Halifax,
n. g. on Wednesday last. was native OF Canada and
WAS about fortyeight years OF age He was graduate
of Brown University, IN the class OF 1854 While In
collie &c he exhibited marked literary ability and
several songs which s sung by the students Of the
institution Prof De Mile is best known as the author
Of several clever works OF fiction, including " The
nodSe Club" 4" Cord and Creese," The Peuteefam"
80. The LADY OF the Ice" He attained considerable
rennt tion as a lecturer. and published work on rhe
tore and several schoo6ooks AT the time OF MS death
he svas Professor IN DdIhousie College, Halifax, ~ g.
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The President :

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-rhe President sent
the following nominations the Senate this afternoon
John L. Of SewJersey to be Supervisor OF Gen.
s1s OF the ND District Of New ersey.
lewis Nc Kn.tty to Postmaster az FrefODia y. y.
James ~ Connolly. II Illinois, 90 be United states Dscs
Attorney. Southern Dis riot OF IuuOs
Promotions In The NCrnCaptain CLARK H. Weis 20 De
COpmOOre Commander Edward McCrea 10 Do Captslh'
lieutenant Allan d. Brown 10 be COmmahder'
Lieutenant Edward H. AmOry 10 bea Lieutenant COMMANDER
Master John d. Keller be LleutenAnt Ensign H. r.
Nicholson he a 8laser MidsAipman Wilm Bransreueer
to be Ensign. .,,........
rorof;ons ~ Ssrctcc First Lieut. nant
William Randolph TO be CAPTAIN; second ileutrhaos
Eugene Bl0ndl Fir - Lieutenant IEli0 lAe11tuAls
Matter = HOwIaud TO be Second Lieutenant
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ONE OF THE BEST OF POPULAR MANUALS.
Irota N Readilil lLfnnD Tiiasg.

TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1880 has just
been issued Tne general table Of contents VIII be tamil
ar TO the reader, Degnping as u does with the usual
caenaar ages digest OF Congressional laws summaries
of marty platforms constitutional amendments enacted
IN Inc various United STATES Senatorial elections
Presidential electoral vote scem 1904 10 date, list OF lead
ng United States Government officials, commercial aud
statistics Governors OF States, NeV-l0rk
Sats Government, etc IL Is Of the best of popular
manuals,
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FIRE INSUR1ACE RETURNS.

THE CONDITION or COMPANIES FROM OTHER STATES
AND NATIONS DOING BUSINESS IN NEw-YoRK.
ALBANY. Jan. 9.-Superintendent Smyth, OF
the Insurance Department has published his second chart
the figures the reports made TO HIM oy the
fire insurance companies OF other states and countries
The following Is synopsis OF the information given,
with a comparison OF the with that OF 1879:
STATEMENT or oTHER-sTATE CoMPAsHs
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4 GRAND ARMY COMMANDER ELECTED.

AUBURN, NY. .Jan. 29.-Lieutenant Colonel
Young, OF Binghamton, has been elected Department
Commander OF the State, Grand Army of the Republic,
after close contest The first ballot stood Young,
l2I; MeQuade 102; Graham, 81.
Tne decgatr -atarge Is General James II. Graham Of
New-York The delegates 20 the National Convention
are Thomas j. Bel. T. Ii. C. kiBEeid, j. G. Carmichael
Charles L. Macarthur j. c. j. Langbien. j. W. Nelghbor
md a. Rowe
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THE IRISH AGITAT0R IN TROY.

Troy, N. Y, Jan. 29.-Mr. Parnelps recep-
ton here night immense affair. United States
Distrct-Attoney Martin l. Townsend presided On the
stage were many prominent Protestant clergy
men The subscriptions amount TO 50 600. tie sale Of
admission tickets FROM 81 200 to 81 300 more. After
the reception Mr.. Parne was given banquet at the
rrrv unII-e by prOmnent Ct iZens.
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During the ministry of the Rev. Andrew
Tyler who was settled over the Congregational Unar
fsnl Society III West Dcdham, Mass. previous to the
war Of the Revolution, the question OF a cemetery
agtated and land was finally purchased for the pur-
pose IN 1902 As usual there was, at the outset great
difference opnien In respect 10 the location Of the
ground as there had been regard to location OF
meeting house. When the good pastor attempted 10
paoy two OF bis angry parsnoncrs one OF them said
live and breathe" Well" repled the other, n God
Admiralty spares my life. wiIl"-tProvidence Journal
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MILK PRODUCERS C00NsELLING.

MIDDLETowS, Jan. pa meeting of dele
gates from the Erle and Midland Railroads,
appointed under the plan for forming MIX Producers
Protective Association Of Orange, Sullivan and Sussex
Counties was held here to-day Delegates present
representing about IL 900 cows whose had
signed the articles OF the Association IL was found
thar 1.-THE assent OF two-thirds OF the shippers
road which required before the plan could go
operation had been secured. Another will
Ne made.
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A MANUAL FOR PRACTICAL USE

Tur TxBuNE ALMANAC for 1SS0.-Ths
smnl. announcement that The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for
1850 now ready the only hint which the American
nnhc reouires IN reference 20 this annual register
as ia the only almanac published In the United states
that has . national reputation. The eclectic principle
lies at the base OF thoroughly digested almanac lhs
TnInISp ALMANAC does nOt have encyclopaedia aims ~
ia rntnmon-sese manual OF American politics INTENDED
Tor actual use by practical public
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TIE TRIBUNE ALMANIC.
FIrILY UP TO TIE OLD STANDARD.
t..o.. g-bs ItyfG4r.T yOsf

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC tor 1850 is out,
aud in can be recommended uiy mp 10 the hgh stan
lard of 5his invaimtle publication There are thou
sand and one things that make II vaua6o ttr REFERENCE
and rs the gurcs all oic1l ana authentic u Is th0r
ouphly reliable.
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AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
,,opr LIEUT. oN THAT QUEER CASE.

MORE LIGHT ON THAT QUEER CASE.
SMITH WEED TELLS A LONG sToRY-A RESOLUTION
TO PAY HIGHER WAGES AT THE CAPITOL RE-
JECTED.
In Albany yesterday, Smith Weed gave long
account to the Dannemora Investigation Commit-
tee of his connection with the lease OF
the railroad leading to the prison. senator
Astor's bill to protect trust funds was passeu
by the Senate he is about to Introduce Dill 10
regulate the sale of posons. resolution 10 increase
tbe nav Of workmen at the Capitol was lost yester-
day by vote OF 50 % 81.
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MORE CHEERFUL THAN USUAL

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor 1851 Is pun ~,
lshed IL IA "a more interesting manual thls year ~.
Republicans than usual The statistics are more enes
mi than of late years. The figures seem 10 haNr mus
solid truth In them. TIRE ALMANAC 49, IN shota rekuans
yade mecum that no pubic man, particularly ihe pow
tteion ca do without.
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ESSENTIAL FOR REFERENCE

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1880 is receive sot
n as FOR reference aud study as ever
when IL is known that the Hon. Edward McfheIsostl
statistcian OF national reputation, stu conduct ~
knowledge is sufficient guarantee OF its msn o""'
and usefulness.
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DIR. MLLOW US INELIGIBLE.

BosToN, Jan. 29.-At a special meeting
OF the Harvard yesterday It was
decided that IA the Rev. DIR. Henry W. Bellows
was not an nhabtant of the Commonwealth when
elected he Ineligible for the Office OF Oyerseer
ward College,
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A POLITICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA.
-. m. fTafs.sltrsf fDfprirIa.

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1850, now
ready is us usual the complete and usriui OF po
ifIeal ANNALS It's table OF contents contains aDous
everything III the way OF political infogmation ,nss
practical public cares TO have III manu- 'or 'e"'' '
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WILLIAM RUDDER, d. d.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The Rev. William
puader ID. d. rector OF St. Stephens Protestant Epis
copal Church died suddenly hts residence IN this city
early this morning.
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Tur T,,prNT AIMAyAo for 1880 Is at hand:
III Il scarcely necessary say anythngi IN
this sterling publication. winch has attained @ Ths
renutation as a political manual for popular use An"
statistica information is also full ana eompe
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THE BEST.

Most of the political almanacs have h mad .
their appearance. TIE TRIBUNE AN -, noitcsi
ssastics is ths year tu usual q VALUABLE a
formation concerning po, ,ss ~ svssv State.
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AN OLD AND TRUSTED ANNUAL

TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC tor 1850 Is Issued.
Tho character Of this ud trusted animal as reia-
he record OF commercial and political statistics Is fuy
maintained.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1880 has pee u
roca we'd from the Rhoae Island News Company .,ss
f,,y mo TO the standard OF former years ana i'S '
are Invaluable.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-S. s. Hayes, former Con-
roller OF this city, and for many leading business
man. died last night He was hfty nine years OLD.
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~ rvyATUIpT.r WORK.

From fAs People and Put,tot c0neer UH a nm n
TIE TRIBuNE ALMANAC for lSoV Is w "
,hs usual standard The work Is an invaluable ono
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, 1880-05-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


IN ANLEDNiNG az at der til under
tegnede Skifteret som b~ehandlende
R. G. Knights Bo er fremkommet
.esTilbud om Kj6b at enITbemeldte Bo
tilh6rende Pantefordring, indkaldes
herved Boets Creditorer til en- Samling,
7sIder vii blivei afholdt paa Thinghuset
saoi Frederiksfoft L0verdagen den 29de
defines XII l Eftermiddag. 10 y ~
.-:eY6s ~ u9r all sol a4@f la7iHH i.
"1o' Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den a14de Mai 1880. +''.l
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-05-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

n Henhold til Anordningen at 2den
Februar 1877 ON Indpodning at
Kokopper bekjendtgj0res herved at
ofientig Vaccination vii blive afholdt
Christiansteds Jurisdiction at Land
physikus til efternevnte Tider og
paa efterneynte Steder:
Tirsdagen' den 25de Mai d.. A. Kl.
10 paa Landphysici Bolig for:
Byen Christiahsted med Forstader.
' Begge Ostende Qvarterer, Content
ment og GATHERINGS Hope, Content
ment's Land, Friedensthal, ,.Frieden-
sthal's Land, Longford, Recoveryhill,
Petersfarm, St. GATHERINGS, Louise's
j Rest, og Richmond's Land
Tirsdagen den 1ste Juni d. A. Kl.
IL i st. Princesse Skolehuus for:
Hermonhill, B~eestonhill, Alders-
hvile, Richmond, Orange Grove,
Arresthuset, Golden Rock, Little
Princess, La CIR. Princesse, Bellevue,
Rattan, Morningstar, Mont Pellier,
st. Johns, og Judith's Fancy.
Tirsdagen den Sde Juni d. a. Kl.
IL j F~riedensfeldt Skolehuus for:
aap Rust up Twist, La Valle6, og Belve-
9 deere, Cane Bay, Northstar, Prospect
aty, Concordia og Salt River, Mary's
Fancy, Mt. Pleasant og Solitude,
'Monbijou, Windsor, Glynn, Lebanon
hill og Little Mt Pleasant, Canaan og
Betsy's Jewel, Bonnie Esperance og
Hermitage. Il u.s. .t 5lp
aa Tirsdagen den lode Juni d: A. Kl.
AZ paao Kings Hill Station for 80 4
Slob, La RENE, Barrenspot, Blessing,
sCliftonhill, Spanishtown og Profit,
rAnguilla og Annaberg, Lower Beth
hem (Old Works. Lower Bethlehem
9s(New Works., Kingshill, og Fredens-
borg, u a.af4 gdi fffo a''t e&I
Tirsda9genn den 22de Juni d. A. i Peters
Rest Skolehuus for;5 . a.
ses Bugbyhole, GATHERINGS Rest, Ora
onard og Diamond, Cane Garden,
Jerusalem, Hope, Annashope, Grange,
Work & Rest, Humbug, Retreat,
Peters Rest, Sionfarm, Constitution
hill, Bhlowsminde, Sionhi1l, Castle
.Cocsalkkley, p Diamond & Ruby og Straw
mfaChristiansteds. iPolitikammer den
AIDE Mai 1880. s. r .htiai &. otai
.' i 81 a9dee'ia 8 of89gac HlA. ,JURS.
, 1880-05-15
NOTICE.
RHE. UNDERSIGNED

RHE UNDERSIGNED Dealing
"a Court as administering the Deal
ing of r. G. Knight having received
an offer for the purchase OF a mort
gage claim belonging to said Dealing,
the creditors are hereby requested
to meet in a session to be held at the
Court house at Frederiksted on Satur-
day the 10Th inst. at l o'clock P. m.
Fredericksted's Dealing Court, ST..
Croix May 18th 1880:
.tI r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-05-15
NOTICE
Accordance with the Ordinance
of 2nd February 1877 concerning

I'm Accordance with the Ordinance
of 2nd February 1877 concerning
Vaccination it is hereby made known,
that public VaccinatioazwllF be per-
formed in Christiansteds Jurisdiction
BY the Kmg's'Physician at the after
mentioned times. and
Tuesday May 25th a. C.. at IL
O'clock at the residence OF the Kings
Physician for :,sqala4 al .gaa Of.
The Town of Ch~ristiansted with
Suburbs, both East End Quarters,
I ontentment and Cathrine'sT Hope,
Contentment Land, Friedensthal,
Fredensthaps Land, Longford, Re-
coveryhilI, Petersfarm; St. Cath
crimes, Louise's Rest, and Richmond
Land.
Tuesday June let a. C. IL o'clock
in Big Princess School-house for:
Hermonhill, Beestonhill, Alders-
hvile, Richmond, Orange Grove,
Jail House, Golden Rock, Little
Princess, Big Princess, Bellevue,
Rattan, Morningstat, Mt. Pellier,
st. Johns and Judith's Fancy.
Tuesday June 9th a. c. " o'clock
in Friedensfeldt School house tor:
Rust up Twist, La Vallee and Bel
vedere, Canebay, Northstar, Pros
perity, Concordia and Saltriver, Ma
RVS fancy, Mt. Pleasant and Soil
tude, Monbijou and Little Fountain,
Windsor, GIynn, Lebanonhill and
Little Mt. Pleasant, Canaan and
Betsy's Jewel, Bonnie E~sperance
and Hermitage.
Tuesday June 18th a. c. IL o'clock
on Kings Hill Station for:
SIob, La Refine, Barrenspot, Bles-
sing. Cliftonhill, Spanishtown and
Profit, Anguilla and Annaberg,
Lower Bethlehem (old works., Low
err Bethlehem (new works., Kings
hill and Fredensborg.
Tuesday June 22nd a. c. IL o'clock
in Peters Rest School house for:
Bugbyhole, GATHERINGS Rest, Ora
nard and Diamond, Cane Garden,
Jerusalem, Hope, Annash o pc,
Grange, Work and Rest, Humbug,
Retreat, Peters Rest, Sionfarm,
Constitutionhill, Bulowsminde e,
Sionhlll, Castle CoakIey, Diamond
& Ruby ogStrawberryhill.
Christiansted Police Office May
18th 1880. ..
Fl. A. JURS.
, 1880-05-15
Bekjendtgjorels e.

nET bekjendtgjores herved, at I'd
W kast til Repartitionen i afg. ..Plan-
tageeier John F'inlay's Bo vii blive
fremlagt i en- Session paa Boet, der
afholdes Onsdagen den Eden Juni
d. A. Eftermiddag Kl. 1, hvorpaa
Boet f~orventes sluttet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 14de
Mai 1880.
80 n. A. .JURS.
, 1880-05-15
7 P R &C B E d. N.G( S
i +re OF THE 5ff Gm ~
Colonial Council
@WK ST. o

MONDAY, 3rd May. 1880, IL o'clock noon,
the Colonial Council convened in an Ordi-
nary Meeting, agreeably to the resolution
OF the Presidency in virtue of s36 of the
Colonial Law. .aent.49 nni.
The meeting vas opened by the last
Chairman (Rosenstand) who requested 3rd
Crownmember (Faber) to act temporarily
as Secretary. I'
exception of the 3rd Member for Chris
atiansted's Country District (Bruley) who
ad notified his inability to attend 3rd
& 4th Member for Frederiksted Country
District (Arms trong s. j. Latimer) x9
The two erdin airy Meetings that were, to
have been held in the months of Decembe
last year and March this year, were postr-
poned by the Presidency and ultimately not