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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

Esome people think the Severance ihaneo.N = :
Club played strategy, and sent tha' money "
Maine instead of 70 Indiana.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

ls- We understand that Mr.. Wade Hampton, of
South Carolina, will not make any more speeches in
Virginia this year.-Rickmond Wig.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16
Wanted.

UywO GIRIs-ene to cook wash and irun the other 10
do ecnrr, mp stairs work Exp-fneed girl. can have
e vae<- and permanent <fnafiarz Address this o1ce
or NrsL L n 4, Ffeenfh snd Edmond strretS 81 DO
seph No .eak'r.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16
PubIic Examinafion.

FUyHERE will he n pube examination Of applicants fos
IL tsaehers oertiheat- at my Oniee. in Tiny. ssiur
sept. S-a~- Z. HEESEY. County supt
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

~ Senator Kirkvood of Iowa, claims 50, 900 major
at least for Garfield in his State.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16
Cooper Shop in Troy!

HAVE eommeBced operations for the .-a-sa In my
Cooper Shop and am prepared make ar,-r barrels
Of all kinds such pork cider maa-.S and apple barrels
half bsrrri- kes- &r and all kns NJ eoop-ras Repair
ing larr-ls -pecisify. Shap Lslsnds Pork hoa-
Troy S.-ut y is-o-3m. HENRY MOORE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

1NNINNNIOLIN, StIll II. IoeN'' :
President SEVERANCE HANCOCK CLUB:-i Your re,
mittance received. Ii came like rain upon parchetl
fields. Ii has given our party renewed hope anu
courage Ii came just l. reduced to state OF des
peration. was the point of busting a quarter
reach out my arms from my iron hars. and embrace
You. "A' H. EN"Lish'
rnr,is collect.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

Cor THERE The Severance contribution has
reached Indiana safely. The following dispatch
has been received by the President of the Sever
ance Hancock Club:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16
BUSINESS CARDS.
BODER BROS.

SOUTHWEST corner Of the Public Square. Troy, Ken
= Loan money buy notes sell exchange princi-
pal cities buy and sr County Warrants Gold silver
and receive Deposits BODER EROS.
IIiuly72-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

l'UBI.IUs.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

ala puhans WIN nainted llos and ndscnpcs well as
no panted men and women; Ttian's flowers and land
scapes are famous his fgures; Turner'S Irousuu'
industry made him lord OF creation, and his cows III '
Moran's Castle Conway " are goo1 as Iroyoh > -
far az truth Of movement and action are concern,u'
IL the corridor are two studies, by Miss Cassa''
the Other by Miss Marir Oakley. both clever Du' he'
worthy Of It's author. The clcyerness OF MISS 'assa'
Study No G28. is IN the of the attude ou' '
ease goes further than the mere impression gwen "
an OF hand sketch. after while we begin 10 9u's
whether person so cut Of drawing could reaIy pe ~
comfortable "a this lady looks An artist is iushabe
enough IN making a multitude Of such sketches IN
this for the lake Of training in sezing what Is IusT
getting the instant impression Of what there Is ho' ~
TO work out but such slight work ought not 10 Do "a
hbited. Miss CIssalts skill no one WHO Ano"'
her work will question but she owes II TO her country
men 10 show us her hest Miss Oakey Is alo'ner a''''
with real native talent who viii moi give those VINO
know she has II the means OF proving TO the scep'cS
that she could do coed work II she would buI uJ,
The lady has iuyentivencss. spirit ana beii'hg ""
ofrats but she f. strongly lmoued win tie hoo
that because Vclasquez. Rubens, and some OF our 0
erns after digging and working with dayah'ulEn'
patience, unwearied. uusatIsied, aid at last como l"
main, ana draw 80 IL they wer- free Of the laW-DelnB
then most profoundly bound Ivy IL aud obedlchl 10 u
she aud plenty OF others think Ike her' can "''i'
study without essential, fundamental knowledge WIZ
out labor worth the nHme pluck ali the Itnlt o. '
and toi as II IL Summer rose oar artists a'o
inst beclninc 10 wake up 10 the conviction that h'J
are at vast distance behind the atiss Of the Ola i"c
aud behind rhe great who are often obscure mro
ourown day They have walked TINS because they are
more alert more intelligent more adventurous thah Tue
men Of The last generation Eat they are III Too in"'H
~ hurr, gather The fruit without shaking the u1
They are eager proud rebsiiloue aud II they can VIII
eat thcir cake before &c baked. The work OF great
men looks 90 delightfully."- casv thai the labor gone
through with To accomplish it 10 forgoteu In spite Oh
q hundred encouraging signs, ID spite OF evidences oi
talent OF all gid.s ti. exhibition contains II" oalt"
work: We fei thc want OF solid training OF hard s"uy'
and the want OF that skill IN the selection Of subjects
that comes partly from taste pnd partly from tact
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
REcEPTIOy 1T TIE GOETHE CLUE.

The February reunion of the Goethe Club, held at
Delmonico's last night. was made the occasion of
honoring the Rev.-WIliiam Il. AlEer, now of Chi
cago, with reception. The ballroom was filed
with a large and brilliant audience, and before the
addresses Of the evening there was music
by Bernsten's band. After the addresses, supper
was served in the parors on the same floor as the
ballroom. Among the prominent persons present
were DIR. A. Ruppaner the president OF tho club
Parke Goodwin the vice-president; the Rev. DIR.
Bellows the Rev. Robert Collyer. I. o. Sargent, the
Rev. Dr. samuel 0sgood. Judge Barrett, j.. G.. Sted-
man X H. Stoddard. Judge e. i. Daily, Frederick
Kuchne. George II. Blanchard. Dr. Felix Adler
George ID. Curtis, Rush G.. Hawkins, David e..
CrolY and Mrs. Croly Morz EllInger and ex-Gov-
ernor Howard. of Rhode Island.
DIR. Ruppaner, In introducing Mr.. Ager, referred
TO tho conspicuous absence from the meeting Ol the
club of William Cullen Bryant aud Blyard Taylor,
In whose death the club had suffered great loss,
The subject chosen by Mr. Alger was The ma
ture and power of Poetry, as Disseminated from
the other provinces ofLiterature"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
nLLll

ARMoUR-A the Fifth Avepue II oie. TUESDAY night Feb
uarv 10 O. daughter OF Hebecca ana the late PAU
Armour. oo.,
Funeral services collegiate Church. 5thave and 29thst
Frilny morning, February lS az 800
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend.
RACKUSAt Deti Oit, Mich on the 10th INST Mary L. rel
rt of colonel Backus, u ;. A. anu daughter Oi
General Hugh Brady. agci Il years
CLARK-At residence IN this city. on the morning OF
We .us,day February IL, Lot c. CLARK, esq
pelaves and lnvltei ID atom te 1upera on
SATURDAY, February II, at ~ O'Clock h' iiom Oa Ay
Church, ith-aye., corner OF Elstst.
Nsw.Iayen on wednesday, llth inst. after
ionV and very painful Illness Cornelius j. DUBOIS, Ia the
4lth year OF his age -, -, ,..., A., ., = - -
Henry A. Dui iISis No. 32s Howardave Newliayen' on
RnraI tne Jay Family Buryng Ground Rye " " at the
cOnvenienceyot the family
DUGI Ss-On Thursdav morning February H. 1880. Jos
eph w Dughss In the 47th year OF hisHse
Relatives Nnds respectfully requested 10 attend tho
funeral from 'tio fcsiiehc NJ o%- Ea5l o-u ST. on
SATURDAY, Il SO. at l2O'ciock in
rIFID Al the residence Of her sOnnlaw u. = Riker,
Thursday mOruln Gertrude v. widow OF Henry A Fled
NJ. D.
ave and a2dst. al 2 o NJ, saturday. lithlust.
Reatiyrs qYi friends are invited TO attend
Intern nj al Woodlawn. Friends kindly requested not
60 send flowers.
FIscHERon Tuesday. February TO- Al the rss.deaee OF
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

her parents after short illness. Helena MARSHALL only
daughter OF Charles y aud Helena W. Fischer, aged IL
wears III months and days -
Funeral the Church OF the Holy Apostles 2sthst ana
9th ave. Friday, February l3, at II .. m. .
Relatives and friends respectfully invited NO Owes
GALLATIN-In London, February l2 Albert L. Gailatn
PRALfS Suddenly, AZ Corona T. L. rhursday. February
IL Eliza wife OF John p Prs and daughter OF the lats
John GOldsmith. d. d., OF Newtown L. l.
Relatives and friends intst % attend the unerai from
tho Presbyterian Church, NewtOwn. L. l., on saturday
February IL, at ~ O'Clock m.
Tfains leave Long Island City at 1885 a.
lnterDen at Greenwood
PRICEAt Loda, H. February 10 the residence OF hs
parents, William ". Price in the 3lst Of his
brother OF George A Price, OF BROOKLYN
Funeral service At congregational Church Bnghamt0n,
Sunday, 18th Inst at 3 o. ~.
SN NETH ENOn FRIDAY the 6 inst Of chronic asm,
Chicago return from the ffot springs OF Arkansas
Nicholas Z. Sneheu. OF NewOreans iA tbs 69 year OF
his
SrAMMERS-On February 10. OF pneumonia Maria, widow
OF the tate william stammers. In her ~ year.
Funeral viii take place al residence 05 Frankin.
ave-. BROOKLYN, r. d., at IL a. m. saturday, 18th
WA RNEROn Thursday, 10Th inst Mwife OF Peter
r. Warner In the ON Of her
Relatives and friends resDectfy nvts - attend tfe
funeral services from her late residence No 20 West 18th
ST., slturtar the 1tth inst at O'Clock y. Itis
kindly requested that no flowers be seut.
,TIBBITSAt Troy y. Y. Tuesday evening. the 10th
lDst General William B. 1ibbts ia the @3d year OF his
Funeral from Johns chugch Troy on Friday 18th
inst, at Z. IN.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY.

STRIKING SPEECHES ON THE ANNIVERSARY.
A CELEBRATION AT WHICH NOT VERY MUCH WAS
SAID ABOUT LINCOLN, BUT A GREAT DEAL ABOUT
GRANT-MR. BEECHER WILLING TO GIVE HIM A
FOURTH AND FIFTH TERM-ADDREssEs BY I'D
WARDS PIERREPoNr AND OTHERS.
The most interesting feature OF the Lincoln Clubs
anniversary celebration last evening was a remark
able speech by Mr.. Beecher. lie came out strongly
for Grant, and was willing to give him not
only a third term, but also fourth aud
a fifth. Edwards Pierrepont and others also
spoke warmly for Grant. and though it was sup
posed 10 be Lincoln celebration. there was much
more Grant than Lincoln about it. The Lincoln
Clubs of Jersey City and Meriden, Conn, also had
celebrations.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Republican party of the City and County
Of Albany Is on the verge pernaDrn disruption The
present situation is only the elimination OF events OF
long standing.-l Albany Express tRepJ
We've stuck to Grant through thick and thin.
He IA our favorite Republican aspiraut. lie can do
more to reunltc the Virginia Democrats and insure
Solid South than any other man. Besides, We WanG
to see the people afforded chance to elect king
[Rcbmond Dispatch (DemJ
There is no possible doubt as to the influences
which will speak for State at Utica aud az Chc SO
New.York will appear In the National Convention
through those who viii 20 as the friends Of General
Grant.-fAlbany Evening Journal tRcp)
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
NO MACHINE IN ILLINOIS.

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE asks: "Will Wash
burne and Logan beDe to hold the fOrtytwo votes OF IL
inos solid for Grant2 Several important contingencies
hang uDon that cODundrum." The TRIBUNE should noI
lose any sleep Illinois Neither the gentlemen named
or any other politicians carry Illinois Republicans
around loose their pockets. When the time comes
the people will speak Tor themselves, ana IN way 10 be
understoOd There may be truth in the Oitre-
peated assertions of the Eastern press, that inc ma
ohDe" politics in that quarter but men who are
aceustoned 10 look out upon these bOundeSs praires
OF the West have way OF thinking Tor theinselYeh.
Tney have broader views than those SMUT III ny ihe
hills and they accustomed 10 seze
and mold the grand results without stopping To quarrel
over petty thngs You could not muster at the polls In
Illinois such of soreheadeo scrschers as die
graced the Republican party In New-YoIk. They have
schOOl.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

Credcua 10 be forwarded 10 the secretary OF inc Neht
Committee immediately after the elections
By order OF the Republican Central committee. -.
80 q. A. ARlHUH, Presideat
soiox h; SMITH Secretaries.
XVIlith Assembly District Republican Association
Regur NEE ng Glass Halt IA East 3Athst, this lFrt
"''' ''9' BERNARD BIGLIN President.
JAMES NJ. TURNER. secretary
xxtb Assembly District Republican Association. Regl-
ia rris nj I5i k4st Jitst OclOek this evening.
~ (. b. sM ITH President
JOHN X. SHIELDS. Secretary.
XXIst Assembly District Republican Associatlon-keg
unly Ineeiiug wllbs held az HARVARD Rooms, ota
I'VE and 42i.,.., this (friday) evening nc ,oioek.
"'0 VA" JACOB HESS, President
Rogr ON. Old, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
WHY Mr.. cox DOESN'T LAUGH.
From TIE Cincinnati Enquirer lDem.i

If Tildan should he nominated and John
Kelly should bolt the question arise. where would MI
Kelly got Tie spreading OOtof the 1asnmany quaTTe!
over the whole United states to speak, enlarge te
element of curiosity In this proposition. Mr. hely
would prOba oily not desire to 20 INTO the Repubhcan
marry: ana II likely that he would he alb TO ma
a third man wiling accept the responsibilities OF
candidate merely for the sake OF Ialnmanys % woes a.
MIR Kelly may have to run President himself II he
hopes to deprive Tden OF the eec oral vote of New
YORK. There wouldn't be much dlherence between lis
and supporting the Republican ticket but last Falls
election Indicated what Tsmmany might DO. Mr; Aeiy
has IL IN his power to place some aDe ana Wrao"n
Democrats In very delicate aud embarrassing position
Il he CnN. for lnsiance.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
A CELEBRATION AT MERIDEN.
CoLORED PEOPLE HONoRING THE EMANCi

PATOR.
MERlDEN, Conn, Feb. 12-The Lincoln Club
composed Of the leading eolored men OF Connecticut
celebrated the sevcnyt anniversary of tho birthdJy
Of Abraham Lincoln by "A banquet in the local military
nruOry tonight One hundred and fifty guests, many
~ them coored sat down TO the elegant collation. pre-
pared Governor Andrews responded to the toast
Connecticut" lie said he uniicd with pleasure with
those color party In celebrating the event that
has ucrc together With respect to Connec-
tcu speaker SAID that atn0ugh not Ike Virginia
the mother of the Presidents she was the mother oi
Statesmen. aud stated that Grant Hayes. Eyarts aud
sherman were deconded from Connecticut stock. He
d not know what the United States would do for a
Government n Il were not for Connecticut.
The R-V. j. Adrtdgc the speaker OF tho evening
responding to the toast OF "The Day We Celebrate"
sperchcs we're also made by Judge Lynde Harrison ana
MayOr Gurus. Tel, grams were read from senators
Plat and Blaine. Marshall Jewell. l.. ID. Bassett, the
Haytiau 3linsier, ex-senator Chamberlain, Of south
Carolina, and others.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
BACK ACTION BOON.

NOM TIC LltcuYV JftVI'ft IlsPsT
The Bayard boom seems 70 have climbed
the golden stair The gun tna he loaded with the am
,nunifon FURNISHED by the President and his Financial
Seere ary kicked hard when Discharged and dld
more execution AT the butt than az the muzzc. In
stead OF knocking the hle out Of tue greenbAcK crcu-
tIon Mr.. Bayard intended IT did the business for MS
own Presidf entail aspirations The Government note -
coed gold, but the Baysrd checks on the Whl'e
House TO lack the legal-iendcr quaity
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne past 24'hOurs.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 13, 1a.m.-Tbe barometer
has fallen on the Atlantic Coast, with threatening
xosther ana rain and warmer sOuherly to westerly
winds Rain prevailed IN the Southern States with
less pressure winds generally from south TO west and
IN the western portions lower temperature The barom
eter has risen slowly the Lake region with colder
xesterIy winds and cloudy weather. Colder, partly
cloudy weather has prevailed IN the Northwest, with
northerly winds ana rising barometer A second area
~ low broneter has developed In the Southwest, and
dangerous winds prevailed on the West Gut COAST
and on the Middle aud East Atlantic Coast
IHdtcGr0nS.
For New-England, slight fall in temperature partly
elondy weather followed by rain or snow during the
Afternoon or evening variable winds ana slight rise fo'
lowed by falling barometer. y, -,
For the Middle States threatening weather ana ram
winds generally from south, slight fa IN temper
sture and falling barometer
CaitionGry Signals
Cautionary signals continue from Indanoa to WOODS
boil
rpIp1rNIs OrAI nRSERX ATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
OBITUARY..
JOSEPH w. DUGLISS.

Joseph w. Dugliss died at his house at No.
322 Fast Eighiy-second-st.. yesterday morning. OF
Brght's disease. lie Secretary OF Rutgers lnsur
anco Company. In which corpOraSon he had been
employed since hi' youth lie was also treasurer OF the
Cross-iowu ulroad. He active member OF the
old Dire br gadr, having with OF the Seventh
Ward companies. Al the time oi his death lie was IN his
ycnth Ho was widower ana leaves Two
sol
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
4 STATE THAT TRIMPS Do NOr LIKE.

Hartford. Conn. Feb 12.-lhe COrdnt
has returns from Ijl thls State to the work.
ing of tic Tramp Law which went INTO effect last May.
There "a unanimous declaration thar the law mas
driven tramps from this state greatly lessenIng
frtgfa
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
A GREAT CHANCE FOR TILDEN.

If Mr.. Tilden wants to make n teu-strlke
for the capture OF Tammany, let bn cover Benntus
eneck for with a check for ike amount for
the Irish Rellef Fund Kelly would have TO quit hgh-
log him after that He could easily reimburse hlusef
out OF the FIRST railroad sult intrusted to him.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
MR.. BEECHER NOT AFRAID OF A THIRD TERM.
FROM The ChristiGn Union

What makes Cfesarlslh, anu ay, aiMays mas mas
made Cfesaris!n, aud always Will TIL mankind mas
proved IT'S right be free by proving its capacity 10
freedom Alright Is not permanence of tenure IN
Office but the reverse. Given the Absoutsm OF deInoc
racy ON the hand and strong man on the otner
and The great body OF people Will choose tn latter
every time. III ghost OF Csarlsm ever walks tue
American viii rse out OF the stI OF partisan
greed aud fraud intensified by rotation In office out OF
mupiripatIes ruled by the mob ana House OF Repre-
sentatves ruled by Communists and Green Daekers not
out Of general without the shadow OF an army
elected for three terms thirty terms TO the White
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

PORT OF NEW.YORK. ARRIVED FEB IL.
Str Hatteras Mallet Norfolk. 70 Old Dominion Co
Bark GOvannua Uta Gaiguiio Gloucester 81 days with
salt 10 ORDER vessel TO LauTO. Storey S Scarpat
A. FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEESsTows, Feb i2.-Arr str Wisconsin. from NewYorK
for
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
poIitital Nollres.
Republican Primary EIections.

The Republican Association, Of The Ass mOly DIs
trcts will respective b. esdquarterS FRIDAY
EVENING, February 90 soO at oo.ock, ior he purpose
NJ and acInas 10 state Convention, 10
be held al the CITY Uca. February 20, 1880 excepting
thai IN the XXINih Assembly District the seyera Asso
yentlOn To be constitute cd
as follows ythrd Ward ~ delegates Twenty fourth
Ward delegates kngsbidge, delegate and which shall
me 4 at Hail. Tremqn Satunuay February 2l.
o'clock u. and choose the delegates ami alter
mates 10 which such districts entitled
rhe districts entitled TO representation as fol
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
nnAzIL cnFrEk MARKEr

RIO JANFIEo Feb IL L -Cofee-Market quiet downward
tendency Rio Frsts 5.7OOGo95O reis per 10 kos
Exchange LONDON. 2S vi ..- -,
SANTOs Fob H. Market very queti prices nearly
nominal Superior Santos, O9OO@b lOO ies per ~ hlos
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
ArLIsls, Tnnd TwenIIclh AnaaaI ..aIe I,o.nIsht.

AZ meeting of the Mana era Of The NEw-YORK sOCT
ETY. FOR TIE RELIEF OF THE RUPTURLD AND
CRIPPLED. he'd tler hospital corner t2d'st and Lex
iBgrOnaye February 10, Dr. Knight surgeon
incef presented his quarterly report The fOowngis
Abstract:
The whole number OF rev patients recorded for treatment
for the quarter ending January 81 1880 l675 Of which
number "a n-parnt- Professional
dered 43O9 times ~ continued patients C36l males 9l5
femaes no led ne Office and 81 yss mSde 20
the dwell ngs Of those unable attend at the hospital
enten operations performed Tor the relief Of cn0oot
al Of which attended with the most pleasing results.
Pine whole number Of mpatents treated 2l9 Twenty
five patients Temo' ed discharged The and
nat ylty Of the patents iOlOss
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
,RrNr CLOTHS MARKET.

rur PtvFR Mass Feb. 1.-THE Printing Cloths marke
hos heen W active demand but without sales
ported he market closed arm at 5ac offered for spot
and TO April but holders asked more
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
Ready This iIOrning

THE SENII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The oi to-day co1~Iins
Letters from staR other Correspondents "A th) Oh
World ana the New
Price I'm wrappers cady fog mang Ave per copy
one copy year. i've copies sli ten copies aId DIs
extr, rs Postage IN all eases lree . lls il1orJ,r
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
CHARACTER OF AILMENTS.

There remaining under treatment 1914 patients aud
OltpaIien tine past there has been
tho amount Of annual cOntrbu
lions for support the hospital The city county
paws only about twOhiTs rhc the treatment OF
npit'nts and nothing all for the pport OF the out
which sent patients IRON an The pub
lie nd pr vate charities Of NewYOrE The whole
humber OF patients tied year 1000.
quir Of surgical apparatus. many
that would from $50 tn $40 each These have 10 be re-
paired month large expense 10 our manu-
fac:nrng abshmeut No other hosp tai rspensary
supplies apparatus FREE OF RG T. hence the Large
expeuse to Ills LO.ptll a. Il. WETMORE, Vice Prest-
:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
5petlal Notlrss
Ala for Kan.a. Refugees,

LIST OF the principal Executive judicial Departmental
AMI Diplomatic officers ~ rho United states THE TRIB
INE ALAANAt fog 1880 sold by ali newsdeaiers. or sent
bF Inall on Tecelnl OF % cents.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

The SOCIETY OF FhIEEDS are deeply impressed by ne
reported destuc frozen and staryngcOndOn OF the COL
OKED REFt GEES now in camp or arriying in Kansas
Being informed by the Governor and Otbers Kansas that
the reports exaggerated have decided
their Meeting house No. ~ East 20thst Grmercy Park.
from 10 OclpcN. until the for the reception OF
CLOTHING and USEFUL ARTICLES Of every kind that
be sent for the above purpose aud viii be forwarded To
Kansas dsr button 10 che lferng refugees reliable
agents
SyrfrTa-f y MOTT "a Trvfn,. nlaca
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
SIR MILLIAM RAGGE.

LONDON, Feb 12.-SIr William Bagge, Bart.
tConsoryatiyel. Member of the IL use OF Commons Tor
Norfolk, West, i dead, al the age OF seventy.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
Proper trcniment board for the insane. Address
EXPERIENCH. Tribune Uplown OlAce, l.23o Broadway

PoHt Drice NoriceFhe Orctgl ln1s s1r the end-
ing SATURDAY. February a. lSsOw close at this Office on
y Europe by steamship Arizona via
Queenstown Correspondence for Scotland must be specially
for scotland direst, by steamship
Crcassla VIA Glasgow WEDNE EsDAG, at $50 a ~, iOr
EnrODe by steamship Scytnia via Queenstown o1 I'll RS
DAY at Europe Dy steamship CITY OF Chester,
via Queenstown CORRESPONDENCE for Germany and France
must specially ddressD and at ll;SO a. tor Europe,
steamship Frisia Pymou H. Cher9ourg Ad Hamburg;
On SATURDAY. Europe. By steain- -hin Cec
VIA ,cOrrespobdence for Germany and scotland
be tally addIes sel and ut Tor scotland di
rect by steamship DevOna via Glasgow and at IL
Furope by Steamship Main SOIthauDton and Brenea
tn, man, for Denmark sweden ard Norway dispatched
Bremen steamers only The mails for Hs-
ysna eaVs February IL and IL. The mails for A.
plnwal and Pacific POrts leave New York February
H. The mails BERMUDA leave New York February r.
The mails Mexico New OTe leave Negl lrk Feb
ruarv H. The mails Belize ant Bay Islands. via New
Orleans leave NewlOrk February L. The l.als for New
foundand, Halifax. leave NewN0k February 3 The
mails p leave Newl ok February l3 The
mail, Francisco FEBRUARY I6 Tho
and Japan leave san Franchises February 2S
THOS. /. "a nfsS. POsLnlsss1
Post On!ce. New.York February 7. 1850
The congre gatou OF the HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
(liARLEAil WlJ worship III ST. AndfcNs thutCh
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