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shown him by said Morey the said ith day OF feotu
ary that sAid Mercy expressed Diet rmnaiion W go
from ,ston Orleans, and deionen SAWS hc n'0
not him siuce" WILLIAM ~. rHloi ,~
Chairman Central Committee OF Allegheny County
Mr. Price WAS assisted IN this mat .cr by one lit.
mingham an officer of the county, for whose arrest
also Application will be made to the Governor OF
OBrien also gave his past history in his confess
sion. Soon after tn, war gang OF m[hNaVnen
made tie woods about GEORGETOWN. u T., ana TOT
miles I'D and down the Chcsapeak e ana ONO lanai
Tie scenes of robbery aud bl0cdShcd. The Lender
was one BIZ" Cornell. a. that time about twenty
five years old. and powerful reckless man;
brother named Birch, ard others. For years the
men were the terror of the Cumberland Basin.
About 1878 James L. Barry was known to he
member OF the gang and also an o Brien, who IL
no other than the pcrjured witness. IL was III the
hope of escaping the consequences of his connection
with this gang that he told bis age falsely.
Accord ng 10 law the prisoners required to
sign tier confessions before they become legal
This will be done this morning before Justice Nor
gan.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FOREIGN PORTS


LONDON Nov i0-Shlp Queen OF Beauty tBr Wilam s
last having sailed from Liverpool sept II for rna
de phia has put into Queenstown leakY -.
Arrived In the Channel str MerOsc ABBY (Br Lang Vm
Montreal for port In the United Kingdom. ,,,
LyERPOoI, lOSailed Indiana. sargent Tor Phla
depha
QUEENSTOWN. Nov l0.-Sailei City OF Brussels (Brh
Watkins Liverpool for NewYOr
CARDIFF. Nov. l0Arryet. str Rhoola OBJ, Haror from
New. York
CRoOKHAvFS Nov Passed Victoria tBr), Williams
from Boston tor Liverpool.
GLASGOW, Nov 9saled. str scandinavian Br Wyiie Tor
Boston.
HAMBURG Nov lOATiyed. str Leasing Ger. Voss from
Newly via Plymouth.
HALIFAX Nov lO-Arrived strs Coina from st Johns II
+. aud will proceed NewYork Acadian, and sailed Tor
Pictou.
LONDON Nov. 10-Saied 3D. inst. Charles Platt ocean
(Capt FaalJsenl; EsnOre. creole. Maria I; oCl
fs, sarah Kennedy: Arethusl the latter for say
annai Martha, William 10th inst India capt Meidel)
Light Brigade 49, ~ ..,..
Arrvet LIST nit Francesca r. Pancht9; an ns Amrrca
capt SOaes Hos; 9th Inst Ago. Eos the ltte az
p Brcdsnrf Sth inst Amalia Cant Randichh Regina capt
BrOn1nd 9Th INST. I'M Brimisa. Cashier, CypfiS
Capt Parker) 10th inst Cambridge De-deinoha
Drg0, Esar, FIgli Accame. Genhunty. Hecla GlOvann
Emily Lydia Peschau >kudesnies 81 Ah0fed
IUdente, Watch.
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~ nof'cs. Of MEr1a7e5 Mo- o. iNJr33t cIt1 "a
name ant u tiress.



DAVIS Al New Rochelle On Tues lay SOvember 3. Mary
Ann Tofey Of Clark Davis aged % years months
T relative, and friends OF family arr resp fully in.
D to All END Tal rom her ATE residence On Flay
November II. AZ l. o'clock w.
Trains Grand Central Depot New OK AZ IUlO a. IN
Carriages viii be In Watlnga- NeW-h0cheLe
FVrRITT- entered mo rest at Paintel. Y j. on The
evening November <. AFTER p0iilctrd Illness Mary
Augusta u,lier ~ John /. and EheuLH EYtitt
Funeral residence o. hrr parents Last 'front.'
"Wednesday afternoon. at O''lp-N
Intenent &c Greenwood Oh arrival Of 10 O'Clock tram rom
Plliuied on rIdc3ia5 morning.
GILBIHT-At Key West, ia, November OF yetoW lever;
the Rev CHARLES A.. eldest son OF Dr. lIy a. Gilbert OF
tins cty and If the late Rev Frank B. Gilbert
rrrWIErt IL stockton Cal November Henry FLOYD
son OF llenry r. Hewlett. IN hc ZJth year OF DIS age
KLOT--On wednesday. Noyembo 10, James r. hlOs aged
Rafyes and friends vitc attend the funeral at his
3t SOath lUth5t. l.ONlYl r. d. Oh iIuiy
Novcmbec O'Clock IL requested that no flowers
be sent.
HAgEDDRN-On Tuesday. November 2 az ais residence,
T.r Hin NcwBr sh.On. 5. l., Henry D. Hagciorn, IN tie
39tn wear of his age
Notice Of funeral hcleNte
ASS-Tnc.ly evening. November 1850 OF spina men
ritls EVELYN Nav. youn eat daughter o. Herbert e. aud
Adgls Ia :. Z ass. ag,d . years. , -, ,..,,
resinence ~ VEST 10th ST.
Relatives and friend. iuvlt q 60 attend
sATrEpLEAt hls residence IN this city. Wrlnesfev 70
vrmbcr l0S1 Elcha :. 0ducce', BfcFcl bilsIler-
General L :. 4 ia the S2d year 0i his age.
Frouds are attend s funeral 70 me Chuch of the
Ioly Communion corner OF 20-st AID bihavc. on oatnr
d1y The IN inst. ri 10 IN. Plea-~ Oinli u0"ers
syTII-Wedne.day evening November 10, Mary A, wife
OF Robert T.. smith. =. 49,. ,-..,-,
H. d. Z. idag. November II, lH'l ~ : III.
M,nuortn 0unty. *. j., pa Jers lleasc copy.
Vl,-pc0TTOu Wed esla. November 10 Altanl s. widow
of me Iatr Hon. samuel Nestcott
,r"ar, o. FRIDAY November IL 1t D. from her late
residence, TIA. corner OF GIove-st.. Jersey city.
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Mnndeiaeohn Prize SONG.

Thu Judges consisting OF Messrs Dudley Buck samuel p.
Warren aud Joseph Mosenha appointed by tie Mendols
shu ee Club" decide the best compositions among
those competing the three prizes offered by the club hay
ing separately examined the compositions report unani
pously that the prizes should De given "a follows;
la ta, Cantatasl-lO compositions offered Prise u W.
W. Ouchrst Philadelphia.
2d CIss, song Of Character OF Love and wne," Men,
ae.,ohn,-ll compositions offered Prize TO W. W Glchrist
Philadelphia
"a ctas, srophcs compositions offered Prize W.
W. Glchrist. Philadelphia
rusueeossfu competitors VIII please send their notices
~ ,aresses 20 secretary 81 MADISON within ten
davs II they wish their compositions returned
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
DAMAGE IN SPRUCE STREET.


A fire was discovered shortly after 6 p. m.
Yesterday in the fifth story OF No. Spruce-s which
aJions the part Of the old TRIBUNE building outstanding
II was caused by the explosion OF lamp in the hands Of
Herman Kruger, q glider. He tried to extngush the
light by blowing in the chimney OF the lamp. The paper
in the room quickly ignited, and Krueger. attempted
without to quench the burning oil by pouring
waller over H. The fifth and sixth stories IN
flames. and the fire spread rapidly. but 1t did not
extend beyond the two upper stories. The damage
Amounted to about $4,000 The greater part OF
which WAS ,caused By water. considerable quantity
OF water poured through Lrailsi IN the sde|a 10 tne
,rss RON of The tribune. The presses, which were
al work printing TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, mad TO be
o. hut II OOO On the MIN nlOr rooms were occupied
by The publishers Of The south and re Rsr.ec ana tne
stx,h sorv &c ~ used By the Rose Printing Company
Tir a. pu callers. occupied the store. Nearly
ali tie occupants OF the bullng were damaged some
n,i,,y when me fire was discovered tainted the
sraIrwny and had to be carried out
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OTHER FIRES.

BoRDENTowY, n. j., Nov. lo.-lhe house
-, Nm, worth living near lrlton, Burlington County.
r. consumed nv fire On Sunday night with all ITS con-
rents while the family was absent
M,rAwAN n j. Nov. l0.-rwo barns, waSon-house.
c,deruress and large oornstacks on samuel kngWOoTs
lee ,t Monroe. were destroyed by fire on Monday
nigut Loss. - 900; uninsured
BRADFORD Penn, Nov. l0-A dispatch to The Era
from Petrona Penn. says that fire broke out inero
tat, morning and destroyed BlymIllcre Hotel. the
United Pipe Lane Office. Baekus's hardware store Lewiss
n,gat on likst the Argyle Savings BauE sad several
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Sueclat Wotlces

"A.n- Thss T. Kirby a. Co.. Asctieneers;-..AA.nwu .
NOW 1y PxHIBITION, DAY AND EVENING, AT QUA
ART Rooms, s45 BROADWAY Opposite W slnsnyof
N 10 All ~ iea ENAMEIs OLO CHINESE PORCE
LAINs. BRONZES, &C.
sirect CONSIGNMENT from ghai ChiDs. inelndine
FOUR ELABORATE VASES WITHOUI o CtnYs ihs
FINEST EXAMPLES OF CHINEsE Chois-
OySE ART EVER EX POSED AT PUB
Lie SALE IN THIS COUNTY,
Also. for other accounts, $4,000
ART. RICH EaBROIDERIES IVORY AhNin"o'
HANDSOME FRENCH LAMPS. SUPERB AU-
BUssON RUG, ELEGANT SCREENS,
BRIC-A.BRAC &c. az.
TO RE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE ON MONDAY AMI
TUESDAY AFTERNOONS NEXT, AT ZaJJ ObLock
:. Catalogues NAILED tree Of expen.e 90 any sldres.
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Thar. are remaining under treatment 1877 in patients and
bot $50 ont Dauen During the past y.ac there has been
aUOu Ealing of the amount ~ annual cOntrib.
Nc or ms support OF the Hospital TIE city and County
about two.thlrs the OF the treatment OF
M and nothing az al for the support Of
49, tanartment winch sent patients pub
trivle Of tie City OF New
& new pateut. treated last year almost them
yorng mo form surgical apparatus. that would
coz 40. These are not only furnished
EpEE OF CHARGE but Kept IN constant repair by the
expense 10 manufacturing de-
IoTteI as no hospital dspensarf the Guy
o4Nnt Ill "A4'A--%-'f it0SuohL
JOIS T. TOWNSEND, secretary
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FOOTE-ROsS-On Tuesday. November o. AZ the Church Of
the Pur4nS the pastor the Rev. Edward L. CLARK,
UOwIri ". TO 10 josephine Ross D0fh Of tIs cry
MEYER PROCrEt-On Tuesday November 9, by the Rev
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SOTTHWTCk- sWTTZ Ron "Wednesday, Nov ''n1or :,
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Soutawlc6 Lila L. laughter vi Lewis sw.tze., al oi
BrOOKNn.
~ noticet of HGr9age5 mlt 59 IN bret Hts h"I
-iLir iires.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER H. $780,

other buidinys entang loss Of $4,000. The origin
of the fire Is unknown.
MIDDLEDuRG. VT. Nov. 10-The Stewart Block was
destroyed by fire this morning. The following are the
losses and insurance The Hon. J. w. Stewart on build
ing 81 o. 900; insurance, 900 7. NJ. Chapman Co..
dry goods groceries and provisions on STOCK when
yas partially saved 81 900; insurance, ~ 900. Both
were insured In the Etna and Royal: Masonic Lodge
81. 900; insurance, LOCO. l.. ID. Edridge and e. NJ
Wills, attorneys books aui papers am cunt not known
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~ INSANE MIN FLEEING FROM SISTERS
or CHARITY.

William Dalton, age twenty-nine' OF NO. 39S
Fast Forty -seventh-st. VINO Is insane anu VIM
imagines that he is continually Delne ioiio"eu .,
mas e r,har;,y entered the Fifty-ninth Street
SisieiS S.,i"n tuesday night and said that he de-
Police 70 cause the arrest of SISTERS Of Charity
vino vino were continually annoying him lie was DE-
talneu AZ ~ the Yorkville Police Court where his
told Justice Bxby that bs was insane and
asked ha he be sent TO on tho me Of
collih.o and Corrections tor medical examination.
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REDEEMING TIE SHES OF 1880.

A CIRCULAR FROM SECRETARY sI"RMAN-THE
PURCHASE or TIE BONDS TO BE CONTINUED
WAsHISGTON, Nov. 10.-A circular relative
to the payment OF Untad states six per cent bonds
issued under the Act February s. 1851 and known az
"sixes OF $780," Issued by the Secretary OF the
Treasury to-idy informing the holders that sad Bonds
with the accrued will be pad December
81 1880 and that tc M rest on said ponds VIII ccasr
on that Dav All bond forwarded rcdo npton should
he addressed Secretary Of the Treasury L'a .
Division, Washington. -. c.. ana all re lscrei Dohh'
shoud assigned TO TIE ctary Of the Treasury or
rp.Ia
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
gy,loDs,s l1- me O1f' - tDt'G

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, l n. m.-The bar
romcter i highest IN NewEngand TIE depression yes
terday in Indian Territory has moved Norheastward,
with rapidly decreasing aud Is now central as
a severe storm IN the Luke Superior region. strons
southeasterly winds prevail IN the Lake region ana
on the Middle Atlantic coast Brisk 10 high Northwest
erly winds are reported from the Northwest. Cloudy
and rainy weather covers the Atlantic states anS
Lake region; elsewhere IL clear fair The temper
AZURE has risen IA eddie states ana Lower Lake re-
gon; elsewhere 1t has remained stationary or slightly
fallen.
I7diedfonS.
For the Middle States cloudy weather with rain pos
sbly followed In the southern part by cleaning weather,
SOuthcry Vecrlrg S.uthwesierly winds IN the East
eru part decidedly lower barometer stationary or lower
temperature.
For Eew-England Increasing cloulness and rain,
warmer sOutneastery winds. decidedly lover barom-
eter
CGirOn1rU Signals.
Cautionary signals continue from Woods Ho to
Smithyllle.
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From ST. PATKICK'S CATHEDRAL TO BIZ
TER-STREET.

Bridget Kenna, of No. AS Rutger-st. came before
Irstice Patterson to prefer charge OF larceny
against Mary T. Gilen. her daughter age nineteen
a nretty and neatly-dressed girl who was charged
18th having stolen $40 TO get married; Inc young
WIN vas married at ST Patrcks Cathedral yes
t nTil, morning by special 1spensaion ana she
and her husband their way 10 heir i!tu are
Snme in Raxter-st. when the young woman was ar
roetnd The prosecution failed TO make out "a case
and Justice Patterson discharged the Dlns J ig
vnnng bride who was immediately surrounded ny
cnthnslasLIc friends.
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COAL COMPANIES

The PRODUCTION of anthracite coal will not be re-
+rcted until after the close of navigation IL was
nronosed by some of the companies last month to
snsnond mining during part of November, but one
Of the companies refused to consent to further re-
~ otr ;rp until the close of navigation.
~ a,,d for coal il not large, except AZ the
w and some of the companies, since the failure
Of the proposed agreement, are sad to be making
through agents a[gf ST" epTts to- restrict tonnage
d ~ - next month will be made.
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the exhaustion of the department approrria-
ton. The statue of Alexander Hamilton, the glft
of John G.. Hamilton. If The statesman. was
accepted. IL will lie placed on the lawn IN Central
Park nor h vest of the Art Museum. site
TOR the statue Of Admiral Farragut. by St. Gaudens,
was designated in Madison Square Park. on the
Fiith-aye. side. near DclmoncOs.
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Tive Worlds are Ours. BY Hugh MACMILLAN D. D..
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THE EXODUS LEADER DISCHARGED.
fGENEEAL PRESS DIsPATCHI

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-A decision was rem
dered 5y Judge Wye to-day In the ease OF Samuel H.
Perry, orcd the reiued exodus loader. who was ar
rested here upon requsitiOn froIn the Governor Il
North Carolina the charge OF having
committed forgery in that State. Judge Wyiie
thought the indictment 10 he defective. The whole
mora ATMOSPHERE of the ease he sal, was suspicious
II was the duty the Judge 10 examine n 10 the crime
and # satisfied that there nome 10 discharge ne
accused parry He should therefore order Perrys Dis
charge. Mr. McrTick took an appeal.
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T4YPAYERS' MEETING.

.,,ootino Of the Taxpayers Central Committee was
wo,,dav night at the headquarters of the asso-
caton No. $40 Thrdaye p[S,faSisa Sls5 anG
SION tooh of water IN The lower part OF the CITY,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 10. 1880.
The Ute Treaty Commissioners have PAID the Southern
Utes their share 2j 0OW of the appropriation made by
Congress TO hauiiate Old ind btcd.cs The Commits
sionrrs y now proceed Los Pinos TO meet The re
Inaiudcr OF the tribe.
Tie President has recognized the following named
consular officers: Manuel Cliena' ViceConsui Of the
United states o. Veuczuch at Ncw-Yorlt; LIMO dc
Ponbo ConsulG rrera Of The United states Of Colombia
at New-YO-k ana Juan NJ CcballOs, IT., NceCOnsui OF
Co3f. Rlra Il [ New York
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rp1RryT OFFICE. Nov IL. a. m.-The changes In
rho barometer Yesterday slight, but at midnight
the movement was downward Gear ana party CLOUDY
,veatncr prevailed. The temperature ranged between
Eod 500 The average (52ss0 being 90 lower than on
fine day last year. ard 2'' higher than on
Tuesday. =, .o..,o, ,rt,b occasional licht
- fniowed later III the daY by clearing anu party
nnv weather may expected to-day IL this city ana
,.ic
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YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.

WAsuINGTON, Nov. 1O.-ASSistant Surgeon
John Y Porter United states Army, reports that from
the 81 to the th there had been ten cases of yellow
fever and two deaths al Key West. One OF the deaths
was that 0. Protestant Episcopal clergy man named
Gilbert.
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pricss Without straw Is the author OF "a POOLS Err
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pp. with irOntisp.ecc CLOTH ri 3D.
INTO the Third and F0arth Generation BY Aaen
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PLSSENGEES ARRLYED.
FROM HAMBURG-BY STEAMSHIP wEsTfHAI

Yes said Michaoangelo Brown, his eyes
bearning Win loving pId8 upDn his latest creation.
" Toe f'.,-Ive p jetes- 49, all my figures
from III, lfc' YOU. my boy g. Diurted out Jones
bat wo thc d-ucs l. n tlls dlW, the fc frJm your
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iJo!itiral Notlces.

Iyth Assembly District Republican Associations
REGULAR ing at headquarers 30 Oh Hrand'st' thls
n 1lrsl,yl evening, November II. AZ o'clock
ii'' T.. Smith NEWINS, President
GEO NETHERCOTT Secretary.
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