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Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Mail Maller for q week !.

The count OF the mail matter for the
Grst seven days in December closed
last night ct midnight, and the result
is as follows:
First class matter--Lstters 22,SJ6;
Postal cards, G,80l; total 29,657,
Second class-Ne Espapsrs Is, 268.
Third class-Printed matter, such as
pamphlets, &C., 1000.
Fourth class. s.--Msrchandise, 4,S2.
Total OF all kinds 49, 497.
The total amount Of the count OF last
year vas 1880. This years count
shows an increase OF about 10000 over
the week in which the count was made
in 1879,
At the same time about 10000 mere
pieces OF mail matter were received
than last year. This great increase
will amount to over 2J per osnt over
last years count.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
ReltsiORs Services.

meeting for praise, prayer and tes.
limGny, 10 which earnes. Christians
and sincers pepitents are cordially in
vited, will be held on Friday, at $50
.. IN, at 2O2 West Ninth street second
floor. Alfred T. Scott.
The third sermon of the series will re
given next Sunday evening at the First
Presbyterian Church, MSrket above
Ninth, on "the influence Of women on
society" by the pastor Rev. T. B. Du
Val. The committee extend very
cordial invitation to all.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
James d. Webb's Opening.

James Il Webb, 224 Market street, will
open to-day for the Christmas holidays
the largest and grandest assortment
OF novelty goods that they ever before
offered 70 the public. On entering
their large emporium Of trsds the
mind almost becomes bewildsrsd At
the array Of goods taste fully and artls-
tically displaye aud those in search
OF holiday novelties scarcely know
where 10 commence looking for them.
1t is useless for us to attemp. an enum.
GRAFTON Of the many handsome Varie.
ties OF books, pictures, boxes, albums,
vaseS, magnifying glasses, boxes OF
envelopes and paper, chattsrbox pub.
locations, port. monnaies, purses, COMBS,
rehsctOrs, baskets, satchels, in fact and
in short everything that any reasona-
BILE person could want in the way
Of handsome Christmas presents. The
only way our readers can know for a
surety what James Il Webb have on
nand is for them to 20 to the opening
and see for Themselves.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Porthe HOIfuaye,

We are indebted to George A. Smith,
Boston, Mass, for three small books,
containing selections from the Arabian
Nights. "The tales are the kind that
grown up folks as we'll as children like
to read 10 pass awav the winter nights.
They are handsomely got up on good,
heavy paper, and printed in large
sized type. Parents desiring to make
their children presents OF books on the
coming holidays would do we'll to make
their selections from the above. The
publishing house of Mr.. Smith is a
recognized fact of the class Of book:
that he publishes.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
LDuiSisua's Electors.

A Washington paper lntimates that
the Democratic Presidential Electors Of
Louisiana cast their votes at the wrong
place, they having met at New Orleans,
which is temporarily the place OF meet-
ing Of the State Legislature, and not at
Baton Rouge, which is really the "seat
OF Government" OF the State. In 1876
the same paper says, the same error Of
place was made, but while searching
heaven and earth for technicalities, it
does not appear that any Of the Demo
Gratis visiting or other statesmen ever
came across this defect,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Faith Pray or Gnre.

The Faith Prayer Care Mission, Of
Springfield, Mass, anoints with oil as
well as prayer. The amounting consists
simply in dipping the finger in the oil
and placing it on the forehead Of the
patient, and the sisters and their au.
thority for this in James V, IA and Is:
sis any sick among you Let them call
for the elders Of the church; and let
them pray over him, amounting him
With oil in the name Of the Lord; and
the prayer OF faith shall save the sick,
and the Lord shall raise him up, and if
he have committed sins, they shall be
forgiven him. "Other passages also con.
firm their belief in the healing power
of faithful prayer.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Proceedings of Congress.

In the U. s. Senate, yest.risy, bill
we're introduced by Mr.. Psrdleton, Of
Ohio, TO provide for the transfer OF
claims to the Coart OF Claims, and to
limit the prosecution Of claims, by or
against the United States; and by Mr.
Teller OF Colorado, t0regHlate Congress.
ional elections; Mr.. Morgan of Alabama,
introduced Constitutional amendment
to regulate the counting ofthe Electoral
vote, which was referred to the Select
COnmittee ON the subject. Mr.. Paddock
Of Nebraska, introduced q bill for the
admission Of Dakota into the Union.
In the House, N. Nj. Clements, Rep.
resentative-elect from the Sixth Dis
trict of Alabama, was qualified and
took his seat. Mr.. Wood, of New York,
gave notice that he wonld not call up
his Refunding bill until aitsr the EleO-
toral count resolution had been dis
posed OF. He novel to dispense With
the morning hour, but the motion was
defeated by the Republicans. Mr.
MoCook, OF New York. introduced a
Joint resolution placing u S. Grant on
the rank and pay OF General, in reeOg.
milton Of his eminent service. Refer:
ed. Mr.. Buckner, OF Missouri, intro.
duced 0 substitute for the n1ing
bill, and 1t was referred TO the Gem
mittes on Ways and Means. The dis.
cu5sion Of the Electoral count resOlp.
ton was resumed and continued until
adjournment.
Mr.RandOlph gave a notice Of sub.
stttute .Or the Fitz John Porter bill,
which viii authorize the President to
reirstste Porter as Colonel on the rstir-
ed list, without pay or compensation
for the lime intervening between his
dismissal and restoration. After an ex
eeu,iye session the Senate adjourned
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
FunernI Of Mrs. Bush .

The funeral of Mrs. George W. Bush
Yesterday afternoon, WAS very large.
Rev. DR.. Nixon, OF the Central Pres6y'
terian church, conducted the services
at the grave and the house. The inter
men: took place at the family vault in
the Wilmington and Brandywine Ceme
terry. The fora! offerings were very
elaborate. Music was rendered by a
quarteste I'D by Geo. W. Stone. The
pail bearers were: Msssrs. George K.
Barrett, H. B. Seidell, Samuel A. Price,
William ". Canby, Elward Bctts, W.
C. Sp7usnce and Homer Barry.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
A coed Coad uotor's Coed Luck.

Bugene b. Messiok has bsen promet-
cd 70 the position OF conductor on one Of
the frat class passenger trains between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and made
his frat trip in that capacity to-day.
Mr.. Messick was employed during the
Centennial Oh an extra train, and since
then he has been a'treight conductor
on the Delaware Railroad. He is an
Sfable, gentlemanly fellow and his
friends are pleased with his success.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
ke, ImG obs OIL.

For twenty-five years Mrs. Susanna
Asmus, No. II Bartlett street, Balti-
more, nd, was sufferer from sores
and pains in her limbs. She tried
many remedies without any favorable
results. Happening to hear Of St.
Jacobs Oil, she concluded al last to try
it. The result was wonderful. The
sore healed, the pains vanished, and
she ia now well again.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
YOUTHFUL DEPRAyITY.
Two Boys Held for COnTt on the
Charge OF Destroying bchoOI
PP0pePfy.

Properly.
Charles Albert and Horace Vands.
grift, two boys charged with entering
Public School No. 6, last Monday, and
destroying schoc! property, were given
q hearing before Mayor Almond last
evening and held in the snm OF 1900
bail each to answer the charge at
Court.
Mr.. D. orc. Ksnney, & member Of the
Board of Education and a committee on
No. school, testified that he had been
notified that the school had been enter.
ed, and when he arrived st the school
house he found inkstsnds, books and
states injured, ,cl 1cks minu; peadulums
bells and other articles missing and
obscene language written upon the
black boards.
Wm. Hennesey, pupil Of No. 6
school, testified that he saw Albert at
Fifth and Walnut streets, Monday af
terDoon, distributing r squsntlty Of PEN
oils among crowd OF boys. Vands.
grit also was there and he had piece
Of crayon with which he was constant
ly marking children's clothing.
Joseph Wright, another pupil of the
school, testified that he also had seen
the boys at Fifth and Walnut streets
on Monday afternoon. Albert had PEN
ellis and Vandegrift and another boy
named Edgar Irwin had school bells.
William BrsunsteiD testified that he
had seen the boys at Fifth and Walnut
streets and also at Fifth and French
streets. Irwin had ball, Albert had
pencils and Vandegrift had large
quantity Of pens which he was throw
ing away. Witness picked Mp twenty.
three pens and carried them to school
Tuesday morning aud gave them to his
teacher.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Yesterday'A Fires.

The tctsI loss by the fire in Omaha,
Nebraska, on Tuesday morning, is now
estimated al Sl25, 600 The insurance
is $b@ 45O. A building in Petersburg,
Virginia, owned by Tapley & Steel,
aud used as place for storing snmso,
was burned yesterday, with it. CON
tents. The loss is estimg'sd a. nearly
$4,000. A fire in Sonth Boston, Hall
fax county, Virginia, on Tuesday
night, destroyed about go, ,0OJ worth
Of property.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Harness. ana Hfankets.

There will be- soli al the suotion
reoms Of l.. ". Siidhsm n Son, on Sat
urday morning, al tan O'clock, q large
consignment Of single harness aEd b!an-
ksts. Those who wi6h TO purchase
should be on hand as bargains may be
obtained. For particulars See sdveT-
tisp.upDt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Yhe East fndia Famine.

The British Quarterly makes the re-
msrkable statement that the number OF
recorded deaths from starvation, dur.
ing the East India famine, actually fell
below that of ordinary years. During
the worst of the crisis more than 4,0O0,-
600 people were saved from starvation
at q cost Of about $30,0C0,00C to the
State.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
sSupCo,,u,rv Frteud.

who are in the city to-day Will find it
greatly to tbcr advantage to call al
Mrs.. S. E. Cartons, No 204 King street,
and examine the hats and bonnets for
sale there, This 70 The cheapest store
IN the city and the goods are the best.
Hats and bonnsts are made TO order st
the she rtest notice. Satisfaction guar
anteei.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Another Frewd d Ousrmx q,

'he iorces Of Nstnrs have no respect
persons. Not the slightest. The
map which came down 80 mex.
Cs''y upon this State u few days
Il n''ratss this tyuth. Stuck fast
We l'1 On section Of the Rrie, far
'H no re and friends, lies the great
ssoo' canal boat, " Samuel J. Til,
I loaded with wheat. Not until
fd' are singing in the trees shall
Patriot once moro proudly sail
% The main. Albany Evening
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
OfIee,

People In need OF harness, brides
collars, whips, blankets, &c., would do
well to 60 to Charles L. Parker's at
Second and King streets. He has a
very large stock on hand and has made
great reduction in prices. Harness
from $lt upward. The work is we'll
exeUutsd and the material the best.
Repairing done promptly IT low prices.
Don't forget the place, Second and
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
LtAlan 70 IhtR.

The unbiased opinions Of some Of the
most Intelligent medical men in this
country and Kufops support she state
msnt that Kidney Wort is the greatest
discovery yet, for curing kidney and
liver troubles, piles and constipation.
1t acts on both kidneys and bowels at
the same time and thus cisanses the
Wholp EVStSIn,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Impaired digestion.

IVY impaired digestion and for debil-
u In any cause, | know Of nothing
/" n 70 Iellows' Compound Hypophos-
','' Its direct effect in strengthen
We nervous system renders it suit
!, ",lf tue majority Of disease. Weak
49, ~ The joints and muscles, impurity
Wv W. ',ood and inward wsstings may
w. vS"'e1 by Fellows Hypophosphitss.
w. s. Howe, M. D., Pittsfsld, Ne.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Th WAnfRpNP.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Dec. 81
q. n.
Indications for Thuraday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, higher barome.
ter, coler westerly winds, clear or part.
ly cloudy weather.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
M q En b OldG city

Al excursion went down to Bombay
Hook yesterday, consisting of about Is
stock olders Of the Bombay Hook I'm.
proyelneut Co. The object was to in.
Spsct ohe properly upon which "Hum.
boldt City" is to buiIt. They retarned
in the evening. A meeting of the
stockholders will. be held In Philadel.
phA on Monday next.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
nn N0a RsnW.

s 'Gfmally abandoning the investi,
\, ,Vn ousinees the Democratic states
AoEnowledge that mud. digging
n, ,~Ud-throwing do not pay. They
IN mad abundant experience in 40
INV this piece Of primitive wisdom
|'I' Tribune.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

mission exists in Philadelphia. Rx-
Governor James Pollock is the chair
mau, William Shoemaker, Pourth and
Race, is the secretary; William Gula,
ger the treasurer, and among the mem.
b'Ts are Amos Bonsall, Rev. DR.. Wylic,
Stephen Greene and s. G. Lewis. Many
persons residing in Philsdolphis con
slider Van Meter q fraud.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Dr. Brownsng - q. A G Cordial

is the greatest friend ever known to the
consumptive, because 1t rapidly cures
every cold, which, If permitted 70 run
its course, would speedily destroy lite,
and also reduces shat continuous in
fammation which causes such fearful
destruction OF the substance Of the
lungs. For sale by alI druggists. Price,
SOC, W. ChampioB Browning, Prop'r.,
lll7 Arch street, Phils., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Chartered a spec,nl Locomotive.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles were on tseir
bridal tOur, and had reached Marietta,
Ohio, when MIR. Csons, the BRIDES di.
voroed hus band. presented himself and
demanded possession Of her. The rival
claimants drew pistols, but were dis
armed. Mr.. CoOns then went to cOn.
salt lawyer, knowing that three heurs
vould elspse before the couple oeul1
get away on the next regular train; but
Trey chartered & special locomotive and
SO continued tneir journey uuhindered.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
We sui h.eMM.

One more car losd OF apples II you
want choice barrel of apples Tor little
money or ii you went TO ssvs money in
baying, call on smsiiE, No. l3 Bast
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Vacancy mot FfIted.

The vacancy in the Surveying and
Engineering department canstd By the
resi- gnation OF Seymour Thomas has not
yet been filed. The only applicant for
the position is +. q. Carswell, the
architect. Nine hundred dollars a
year is the salary.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

The coach line TO the Ninth ward has
TINS far been success. 1t connects
with the church cars, and is q decided
convenience.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
s,.te of the Thermometer

at the REpuBLlcAN Office, on Thursday
morning, Dec. y
7 O'Clock, 10 o'clock, u o'clock,
l7c 2lo 24c
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

Time is money; emphaticslly SO
when Or. BuIl's Cough Syrup frequent
ly cures colds, coughs, etc, in less than
a day. Price % cents. Sold every
where,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
n..,..o4.rlrle dyer a washingtOa a

n, pErocpATo tiger al Washington
,,r,os his teeth. He pretsnds to
.,.,,s IN the results Of the late elee-
|. INT a, soon as he got - Wsshing-
/. O,sued his mouth AMI showed
1 n,,,la teeth. The tiger brought up
..c,oral count joint rule aud tried
|,,,, II pushed through under the
C.,,,o, question. but there were
|,,,h sensible Democrats in Congress
1. ssrs not prepared TO follow the
4, ia the end Of his raid, and 50 kis
e,,,D,, we're checked. This littleep-
a, in Congress should put the peo'
4 t,hs country on the alert. "E'er-
4 drilsnos Is the price Of liberty"
,,,ry citizen bs wStchful, the Dem
|,d, tiger is prowling around.
4 --=---.------s---
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

07O A WEEK. $1s A DAY AT HOME
10 a easily made. Costly Outtit-rec. Ad.
dress TRvz h o., Augusta MaiRsf s2Iyw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

|t,r scsrHERH members in Congress
| p.ii for big appropriations for the
|.,b bsfore this prsssn, Congress ad-
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

Four or five years ago Rev. W. C.
Van Meter, 8 missionary stationed at
Rome, lectursd at the Second Baptist
church, in this city, and received q
large sum Of money by subscription
Since then ne has frequently eorrts-
ponded with charilably disposed citi'
aens, asking them 10 aid him in his
missionary work. Last spring he visi-
ted Philadelphia for the purpose ofpro'
curing more funds, and upon his re-
turn TO Rome had the following cir.
cular distributed throughou, this
country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

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r,s.,u- pr.crtrttn>. Oh me NtW yr~,.t--
IuFGE OW Mrs 'Nb IhI COST.
b,r,,,, tLc Winter fnur uroutiu,ut members
p"i"- Wv ~ NV $780,
of thr "" oik 1Hri 'l"' ""N' '""'i''''" i'r too
nu,ldius ~ tour steam yachts aud considerable inter
49,, ..,.. ,...,, ,,. t,..,,. ,.t...t..-
eft ls manifested '"'"R '''"'"'" " ""'" wiz .''''
'"'. ,,I ,,.,...,,,. a., ',,,,..
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II b. said mat "th'r y",-'' are "''~ U" .'' ""''
fine a,ic and purpose of fhr>r now yachts may hr and
,f sprr, they Will develop from Improved models of
""'. ., .. ,,,.,r bath Gunner, ,,t ,,,,,.l.,.
construction ana "''li"' w. nun ""'''7 "' "' "'l'
agree that the 8 aus nui rPrthtt"h~ ana tir cost
t,uh Kent q secret from other yachtoUncrs and the
-'"" ID. ~ ',.,,,, -. ,.,
general puhl'' 40 '"'' '' ''''' ''' ','' j" NV
uyluc tie speed utcu"el ih'F may AN"'l certain
, ~, ,.,,,,,,,r fam th.lt brother yachfucu
Last simmer lhlI'p7 i''''A "'""N"' '"' "'" '''"
Yacht Vdcttc which - tho fastest vessel Of her class IN
,,,,. aud which Wins huit by Ward. stanton 4 Co
,.....,,., Inst h,f.r. sailing for Iurotr tlroe
81 Nt"'"s' '''' " ,' '
months ago. Jane Gordon h,n"'' m1l' ',l' ,a'1r
eco" up VIC i'"''''" ''''' , r .,,
ms that Mr. Bennett. few days later signed
VIZ , , ,, nu,il.rs FOR fine con.frrctio, of,p
ZION steam yachl "'''r 'h' N''' H'u' 'I P'' ''''
lcr and depth. with the same beam, ANA Of greater
sl''"' P'"'' 49,, 49,, '' ,,,i o
Dos !l'rff 9te''r' "' '"l9 '''' ''" ~ ~ 49, va" |
,l. ttiiu.. about $4,OUj. sac il 10 o. butt az the
best American iron, Ill icct long on h' water "n'' -
fc't hc1m 10 i"'i ''P'h q" ""'" ''' n To- ~ ~
T,ly a. the primary Oh % be attained l. high
,..l tho rn,fel f. ctit away very siuruty N
lHlr Z" 'Pi ,,' 80 ~ -frr,u nnv,r will consist Of
h"'n 800" n,l,c- VIM boiler. c,p,bc Of sunni, inc
COMPOUND ,nEiu'i -. -" ~ s,,,r, ,.h and t ~ n,' Il
st.,'",h r.d sho WIN have three ma-ts. rlg.cd Ike
9t,,.nf she Nc,iltsrtiral., W,tha lltrrn Ortrilu-
u, lti", III ~ n tb..4 tn avoid The i.r az
EI IN -, RI winch nG r. great T. asst nee 10 10 vessel
/ -" ',r ,,av She viii b.. heated Throughout with
Mn, and MIA VITA steam steering arp,rrtu- The
800, ."i.n,, witch - on tho tower deck AT. VIII be
'tu t,irIy feet long and N,rUd the whole width of
,h yorIi Two s.airruuuH are to Doe fitted forward
~ mi, sncnu and iwoait. The two forward rooms
| ,or M rcuuctt's personal Use.
"a The niin deck above the saloon viii BE- the social
! hail and dining ,al0nn, and the deck above VIII be
avnllqhle a. promenade. ire pilot houtr onward ~
The ic ma-t To nc cltcuar Ia rh ANA "hat tls are
The chart room Hud HW'biug '"vh' 'a'h commute"
ing with the other II - ~ Pnsch go use gas Ia" s
! mirpu,r. un The yacht The lTopr.i - 10 nc q me
frctounl pattern J. g. inc hu" h'i p'',H '"S' e'I'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
SHARP SHOOTING ~ NEH-JERSET.

SOUTH AMGOY, y. j., Feb. Ca number Of
MARI ncn competed here to-day AT TARGET shooting for
rife The conditions ten sIOt5 each Ak 100 yards
stand unsiliun William Mcintosh, Of Newark was VIC
tOrlou,. with q score Of 4G out Ct possible %.
LON8 BRANCH. Y. j., Feb. Ca match at pigeon
shooting for Il ann in which number o' NcwNork and
Long Branch pigeon shooters participated, came of here
today The COZ ditions were birds cac, handicap
rise and ENGLISH rules. Mr. Dewitt CO0Hl-. OF New
York tnc gun, 10y kiihnf zen bIds IA succession
Ire Greeupout shooting NIB VISITED New Dorp :. l.
"Wednesday ai,craoon To shoot challenge match at
pigeon shooting against hc Doutschcr Independent Can
Club his citv There were el2h contestants on each
side and each member shot eight bids The shoot
ms. W.ts MOI as good anticipated. Tho Green
point club came 0at victorious, killing * out Of Ga
hirds 20 81 by the NewYOrk club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
SHIP NETS.
PORT or NEW YORK.....-...FEB &c
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK y. 70
ARRIVED
California (Br Donaldson London Feb to Hender.
SIR Efna tRr, webster Jacmel Feb ., Aux cayes 10.
Jercmie - poauPrince Ii, ana Kingston - u fln TUT
Sir Dominion Walker Richmond. city Point and Nor
Sir iaifore Wallet Wesr Point vato Old Dominion So Co.
81 Nreins iearse Philadelphia VIM 1--WE +. 20 2.
dl7- with sat to order; vessel 10 snow & burgess.
BARK ROYAL Alice oi liverpool Homc, calcutta LA days.
Bark Pcegra figr tt tigar Marseillcs 40 days with
Gsrt Q.cr II ,Swc Carney, Pernam6ueo 80 days, with
Bsr l6 tf,H G,oyannanni CorS IS dars TO order
BARK hm,ho ,Fr. Dutmers Bordeaux 90 days, with mdse
eaft NneSlcna 8or punnelcrg Scwy 70 days. in bal
last % HcunarI. isoy csen. Pickering x GO. 90 -,
BARK orcoa Iian Ansalo rIaplui 80 days. with sale
INK icrs .,"rj. stenken Bremen G3 days. with mdse to
dags w,t ae,r 10 aiorcyood & o. vessel 10 Geo Bullsy
Ma l, Ppen. < o' yc1.el 10 Brit Son e.
Ban. ny 10 R.bcock Cocord Navannah days with lam
Hrg Nahl' ir fraiion oporto 80 Days n ballast to
Er, Danr dan, Pauscn caIthagena 20 days with ce-
B:.2 Bau,on Dr.. vain, Pcrnam,nco, via n Thomas 90
da, ~ too"r ygt.ei 10 ie1 ,,, % l y oavs
wi5n hides re 70 oercn CO. vessel TO F9ych taye Co.
l'lg I" Wlcaion ,Br' Yarwel Maceio 80 days with sn-
BIZ Cuare itli tssGa1o castcIamare l5 days, with
M Iicdrig SOB Kcg rcrnambueo 80 iay, With sugar
49, ea r @e9g a, Hr'g sasy ~ d'y with sugar
fos9y At at, .oa sS, S 4 cisy S POI ''''' -'
CLEARED
str, Botna tBr. McNuckrn. Liverpool. o. Trancslyn;
C.uct GrI kni.~cf Huihutg Pymplil and a. l'@aIg,
ku" Hnit g. aaiosa nuwln r. u ,ii,a =. W. 20
saat1 Dom ugo. U,imes cauo ll'tien Wa y tAne to'
acr. rs ','pis Wm PCi,de Z 90 Sao,at'an. Kcloy.
N..o tiIy Point ami l,iclmoni OH n0uiroa 80 Cos Gem
Goa. 30 A,tD. lin.tf. Boston. "a DD.cA staHco'a MAN
Eat.l,ia.o -vc.'cy. Hudson Galveston Tu2per Beat.
90 NtOdirf .'i'li' fN-I- ffel-i' H"i... ~ p. q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
Wo,tA\'S TEMPERANCE UNION.

meeting of III" WOnIus National Temperance
Union vas held last evening ID the chapel ol thc
Bible House Fourih-avc. and Astor-placc. Tho
president Miss Frances J.. Willard, after few
preliminary remarks. called upon thc Hon ". J..
Dodge to adde's, thcmcrtIne lle sad that Lo bad
been FOR fifty ycar, engaged iu temperance
work. and that NJ no previous uu" bad
lac felt go encouraged a. now. lie I'-
numbered the Tim" when drinking was %
universal custom ;uoW BE- wa, glad 90 -ty Dc was e.
,,,crutlou not the rule. lie would oppH-c tie t1lr
of all Intoxicating liquors. including beer; j." h'-
Hcvcd that many of the German, wcic Ca" great
boatcd men. thew were from ountlrg hr'l, ana
would be much better without d..
Other aldrcssce wrrc made hy Mis- Mary J. Burt
corresponding secretary. Mrs Mary L. D.uman. Of
Newark: Mrs Johnson president of The Nomcu-
Tclnpcrancc society Of brcohlyu; Nj. GI,.u Of
Vermont: Nj. Powell. editor of ihe Noto"1i lam
perancc Adrocoi,; Nh. Latimcr, Nil {. {. Afford,
and the Rev. &. >tr0W briugc.