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, 1880-02-21

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A A1EAN-TisiE sUN-D1AI..
first tIivitpd jnto twcnty-s,nr hnIrs IN M
n.s".t T., 49,. ''.'" So '.... 81 ~.
eountc eeo' u the ,J hours % from "t o. to y e
>,]ItTcrlng from our division Into Two series of
twelve each, In France, abon. 1901, Il stccinRl
s"s,a, ,,.u t,tr..l,,nn1 I'm ,,",, ha,',, .1,,ni
;vt.,, ",,r, ~ m ,;,'ut"s u '"' on'.i ,,1 a".
mo tel' llours OF lov minutes eac, IT, una eaeh
died out. rho Greeks, II, ono period, divided
% ma ,owlirnt ,ntn ] t,y"Ivn M 1nmra % nnl t,a ,,vlt
ins, tha .,,n., ro,,or,ltoss ~ tho tan,,th. In.
.ato .'4u sa!M'. !'s"s ~ ,,, u'o .ets.ns w.
were never equally divided. I'tolclny pre-
fcrrr,l what he cull l,o,lrs lecuuso
thoy raw, = n,rn,,.n nr whnt IL INV cn]irI
oo, ill.,, ill., M .s ,', ~ ,,',,,' nv" ,,,on
to contain errors Ut IL quarter OF IN hour,
showing tint csronumetrlc methods IN
his day were of but little use, Tho ,Jows.
chinese. M @ me nneent AthenInns' I'I md III nricntm Ii
nntlons began tl!nir hours at sunset. Tlls
system prevailed until very lRte1y; unl III
many places two clocks were set up, one 10
stmrtal 1'cloet II, lmir lila. . s,l,rIse' @ TIis
T. xi1i H. vt,s,m 49, a,,', INV, ~ ,,ir', rniis
M II thn i}',oori.. iatan}s I iji,xrc,,.s
si,r,n tho t1nv ,.t ,,Ii,ninIt| ,I,u, t,n.r1,tn"s
tlbtk
,.,risl i, ..nS"t i,s ".I,M,t".1 Il lila an.aut
,,,,., !" ~ ,o ~ ag Mses s.,.
,,ass;.r" nvnr III Mnritian AstrnM,n',nrs
Xiii i Wso tin il n,r % metssM' and d'ctuS'S cn3m,MrM
pGnIn,i5 = H. T. "a oe'o'A ~ 'ne''1 ~ liz ocl''s ~
fs"Eni H",a. n,.oourou,,,,s ~ t,,,, ,vor, ,,o1.
hv s..}t;nr ~ !. ,,now,onu ~ WY ~ u,riM%p
Slaves wtlct,. In coS,Wctiun ti with n ;ts!s N,,uW!-
S"rs II ..rrt.rt ,9ai ri up i',s ~ nn ~,
,ts,t's a' ,r, rst y, t1t mt
aes'sWs ~ Tp. iS sS s TnS "HtS nsss nsss oftss s.
arn ~ s,n a'n X ee II ~. ni.,tst 'sS r.scar,
,rr, ~ Inv NY ~ a,,, ~ s;. t' ',.' n'i5a ~
,ue;Tu s"r!esu un' a SI nn ~ suH t,' WHEEL n;,ta ~
SI,,Har ~ nstor Ms G a ~ rn,na iaes iat10ss.s
@ t,,mt, w , a ,,t T i. y oi' ~
ea1non of t, n'a tableS Ear are se con.
H., ot to - .e ,,tot; ro.r ..Ss w. {vat
ast.r tla I'D twee wuSe nfier 's t s, tiuek t
jn1,. tl,e "lnck il faster ti,a1, ts tltn, for
, fSster, %.et i i tftsSn i, m,i''teS e|lea;i,@
oa o 1'!5 W.; tr,.., ~ t - ,%n Mv!a
thnn ta % si, n H. tts N MAJ 'i bstu,, fr
,ul,Gs, sti, M, s,,.' '' ~ w., cuo ,ss
~, Mal"Ii ciqeh IG h9,I G1eae. Altor u!s
mi, ~ - ~. ~ s,U1N M,,,t.. ~ s' ,.sn, t v s s
fasfs III n ~ - s nt ~ n.ssa ,v,, n ,WSs
i@n,ti @ y Mlo, atet! t!a c!ock !alno u sttWGr
S!.nta u'u hnn ~! uiu Ma1V'l atll "lhteI, Uns:
@ w t1' 'iHTn W. sHHVn
tHU!l H4ta! ic; ~ & u Hesu ag1siil, y W,ten
a9 FsNi'St, 9att! lh@h a!a! tn1a WNs assSs!.
al9t EloaNeen nluei com neln1ilnr1
SuM tlS Rutto c'oGKa is VetatA ulaty Hl!nM.es
troni euoi H. ouus. un. u nsiia tietScu ieAIea 1i,a
but nothing ot tl!e kind to,k p9ce, and
ovHf1S oie WGa MsaitghteM t Wa,lcliainKGta I,I
1uV" tsfnr,. tiis tiMt # svns H., s.v .t'Mi mi
, 1880-02-21

lowing tito letter k Ia tho then wcil.known
and ncccpted contraction for r." IL this In
tcrprctatiuli m confirmed, tic longer form
Of the poets name will lave the sanction Of
photographic authority.
1tr. Wexford Rnys OF tho Marquis Of Bute's
recently published. translation Of "'rle Rn:
man IreyiAry.H being tho first translation nt
over: iino of il In. beei, wriitcn by Tic hand
of tiie AiNr0uis himself, who l,as benn c,'-
EnErta b1, tho work fur tsil yonrs. II cniM-
prfscs nver 5000 cioscty-wrlttan pagcs ~
double columM,-ns m1scl, ,tattor us would
I'LL twenty ordinary pagcs.
, 1880-11-26

TltE Baltimore GHzcttc, as will bo seen
from paragraph III another column, urges
Southern merchants 10 buy their goolH In
TINT city. on tho seora that NUw York bust-
ness-lletl. In thu recent election. "showcA
their latent hostility To tho South" ritero
Is ono condition, and only p,le, oil which
Southern merchants will buy their goods in
Baltimore iii preference to New York: nlld
TINT Is that the goods OF I,altlmuro sl,all lu
better anu cheaper than these Ut New York.
Any other inlucencnt will not turn trltle to
the rtght hand or tho left. An Intelligent
newspaper, such as tho Baltimore Gdzctte
uretends to be. ought to know better tllan to
appeal TO political prcju.lIccs to Influence
business. Tratle tllat could be obtained In
such way would not be wortl, having.
, 1880-11-26

ct,1ne ~ nccos.lblo TO ell porltun. =, -,
a. rhn 4 t pit Gnrtlo,a ii sn,o" ~ ,,s snakoa AZ
moro nccess!n INN tho capNat IT W,ossnl ssnl tar
'afe. .s''''on vi tao l'c"pe NJ ihas sniasa9'
lotroft Free Press: More work fl, ,. a'e
Tho Cincinnati fit'atic icnrns Tint tho ~ anRel!
OF ehlteso at !iafyar'l College Is suhicc,'.es,,o
tfaughtcr to tho foot-l,an!nv nr,,s.a nsse.las bI,
scrcMsna OF tho ponr chilli huvr ,,oo'. w1ss Tla
tho noghtH'rs. Tito taH,r gir, tlrcts mpaFd by
her bed, md thurc saa swings hns .o,sfl'e ,' In
iHoans. Even In tho cal,lc.t wrn,hau H. tset md
mt wrap herself III cUyrs1et. hccS,,'" ''e eat.
rett,rl1 VI warmth 10 t,ur lns [frrnaos every
mnsI,x; r. iicr fater cxrccts III rtfn i o
T"t9s r,n. 1Gss hSs ,;. ;sra; rrn"ct, WIFI xS hsr
.n. ne s.l1Nte ct!la ttn lho t,cIa.a le
stSse'sE sse. WhEtr sf'iy ei9 , f. shtlr sl y e. e.
itiss veg t!.at NJ Anerir,n tr En@;,,l aath"t. !t"t.
l!onK hoME mr., 'aceu ~ tight tli ,hIRMt Rtts st
sxe9y to Or t0lS an f9r tsIans ses 1ss fsss
Ill those tlAttcra. 'ee'pfuclty
baltimore 0azc'tc tDe'n.): Manv r., A..
ichalnR puetncss.1ucn cDrtlIaIty {r,inr,n 'us ~
article III yesterdays Gfscttc urv,nv H. . IN
as a ncnsurG of eclf.tlcfcnst., Ia ,tpo. .rs,
more, tho metropolis Of tho suuihorn z,aa nS'i'
rHtl1er than with New York, nmny n, 'a.'eA ,u.
lcnt1ing merchants In tho rcccn, c,cctnn ,h "not
tholr atont hostility to Southern, tntrre,t, e
nro Rratlilcd to toaru It. this connrct,"n ~, 10
rto,;n., ,,,ton, ~ 'a ''uui hctrsera' Asso.
.ha s,",e,,s ~, ~. 'l'u poi'cy ontlnc1 by
on .n,,cnr+,., ,,Tnrt '.,,' t!'a taae vigorous
.tn,o,, .,,,s .,,,..' w.. sEee"!s 10 tiinie 10
Tboro WV =. s -. s1,,s, ..Mu"as with tho South,
shn",,, not " ,,e s' aaot. t.ss,1 Why lla1,lmorc
HnitGorn stMtes '~s'ni1 NJ tho,r 1nfoughnHt tho
trcp0f, nr why wU e6o,ll ny mT'"rsa 81
r. short titng to nttrnct the grent huIk NJ f1e ne
5sn'tmorn 5sn'ti trnae ~ nur doors Tho Interests of
* natw@nn 1 'r tH XIV nn n Hfe a!e,,,te and ters
Ties il hand 1T syt,ipnthy wi,tc n,ar ssn,in,thunl'
Ing ett.lnl, 1nnkes oumnercHl in,rrIn,rsnne nes 9e.
ensIcr aHl ntcasantGr for iott n,rtIa ~ ,Mllth
could not 10 Il hotter Oppurtinttw vi H. laese
present for tho jiln,,xrut,t1 s,f ,',ra sTnn the
cut IN tho 1,nrt of utir firrcI,nf,t. IL ,nnse-
recftou n,lt1 iluler Tie Huscrs RI - 1hn na dl'
cnnts' nn1 Manufacturer Ass{Htntrnn !, . ssi.
tnrdy fnst to be crowned with isY,,,n,.e eou!d
cess. We carney. u trust, hDNcyir INT ~, I she'
will lIe lost III lnYjilnuY tho ,yrk' NJ ~" ~ a6
Is Just nnw kcn.tiy alive to tho t',,1~nm v moua y
itpd,l hur by her New Ynrk "fricls "'ny !" nn tat
fore peculiarly sensitive to p,cais IL Of f'Its. X.
character from ualtulpru. t'>0"' VI laA
~. 1,, <xr,.,,,
LOTT huron tal1cIi') i3Hlcs {Ilep): Afr.
C0nyGr wns tho centrhf figure un1 ,,nstnr sntst
of tho Ch,cauo Conyent,t,, h, Tim ,n,,to,.,I sI''.
nil ,,Iom,t Inn an, o,,ruitoc ,,. 49,, ..Aem OF
~. u'a,utes a4!u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anu 10 httn mora
tnnh any DtnGf ono tniah hts hGGn universally
, 1880-11-26

T1tE New York Post md Now York Trfb-
tne havo como to blows over tho very important
question whether. 1t tho Scnate should bo In
ctnul and tho 1loiiso should nkroo. 1t would bo
constitutional" to Assopt tho proposition Sub
Mittetl to tho people by Mr. Whltolnw lseid unl
1nake cx-Trcstlcnts Senators. nt-large. Tho
lost seems to hold that~At nny rnto. Mr.. Itoa Ia
not tho fl,nctionary charged With tho duty ot
framing amendments to tho Constitution, wlilo
Mr.. 1tetd Justly regards tho susrcion ns n, nt-
tuck OIL his well.known prrrogatlyo. Tho oldest
feature OF tho clcoisnter IL TINT 1t requires tho
Tribune to nttnck Mr.. DEnlno and scnut his
authority on tho subject, and tho Itst to dufcnl
ills position. They were not won't to look ut Sir.
l.}nIao precisely fronl their pscaelIt points Of
Wow.
, 1880-11-26

from Omaha 10 OE.icu. Tho regular pas
scnEer fare Is about So, OF onc-tflrti tint
charged by Jay Gould Il Co. on tho roud
built by tho Government Tic faithful mem-
bers nj Congress from tho West liave looked
OIL with complete Indifference all these years,
while tlletr constituents who Travelled u,
tint road wero ileecel to tic tune Of ~
cents per milo OIL roatl wltcI, cbst tho Ring
nothing. nrti which Is nj clcaply onoratc.i rs
are the rontls rast nt Omaha. 1t. Is still
clcancr for laborIng mnn to walk t|lan to
riAc OIL .tay t'onld's roatl, built by Tie people
of tho United Stntcs.
, 1880-11-26

TME Republicans of West Virglnia ware
confident Of having elected IL motutscr Ut Con-
gress fr,m tho Wheeling district, but tho oi-
otul cnl,nt Us manipulated by lio.lrbon lto,urn-
ltg lloats defeats tho Republicans by III votes,
III fnlows.
Wilson, nos1r6on. ..:.,.......... la3M
I!nssel Greunlnckur... ur.....,..................a aas1
Tho urconhaokcrs profcssod to think, IN 10
tho closing Of tho poIls that tho ilat candidate
wollll bo elected. They also thought Weaver
would be clectcu President.
, 1880-11-26

TrE Sioux City .7oar'dt thinks THE Cliff
CA0n TlnnuxE snByeated the nRmc nf acnnt"r
Allison, Ut 1o,Ea, for secrotnry of tho Trens,'ry
from sinister motives, which 1t proccojs 10 un-
fold rs follows: ....
1t Ii we'll to rrtnctnbcr TINT TitE CHtcAn0
Tribune Is tho ilnGallgcnlcfl Gcny Of tho See"
retnry, which fnct naturally sttgxnsts tho In
Q,t!ry' ns TO whether tho proposition Is must
rrntnptch hy l0ve Of Allison or hatred 0f tho
distinguished citizen Of Ohio.
Which moves Tna rnlnUyE to rcmark: First,
TINT tho soux City puper ASSUMES and tkcs FOR
granted that Oen. Garfield Inns ntn.tc M Ills
mind 10 rrtAin john Sherman III bis Cabinet,
whereas TME TntnusE's suggestion Of Sen.
ator AtlIson's nHmo for thnt position WINS n,n,lo
on tho hypnthosEs tint there wolltd bo II
yncnnoy Il, MI; second. 1itE TltnuxE Is 1T,
"ut,conccaIo.t enemy" of inono snetnlIsul; 1t Is
nj u 'unronecnlct enemy" OF decentralization or
silver as leg1ll.ten!cr money. It's cnm!ty" tn
tho "sccrntnry" extends stmpy to his onmaty
to ono Of tho IcYn-tuntIess Of tho Constitution,
ns1tl to llIs cntutty to tho grconHtcks na legal
tntalor money. lie believes I'll Eo!tl nny rs
lcgal-tent'er, t'ct,t-paylng nancy. TnE TRrnuSs
believes nlso III Htlycr uI,d rGfccmnl,l0 Rrccn-
backs. m DO ulno- tenshs of the people OF 1owl;
and II the Bfaux City concern doubts 1t, 1et It
hnyo tho question submitted tn n ror','nr votc.
and 1t will mover ngntn DO Inflicted by such
doubts.
, 1880-11-26
GENERAL MILES.

Special Dhpateh to 1n1 th!sapo 4'l a..l yfiIes
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. @-'ieieiy iWya,0lus
arrived hero to-day, OIL bis WY - .!9,ar.Inlav,
ton, al,d Is the guest OF Ills b'o'nv o'nvrrsl Iur.
Henry Sherman. Tllorgl. tiio se'""aoiu!el
preston u TINT Gell Miles VIII ~ .,'osc who
Ghiet signal otlcer, It Is suid BY .i;T,r J
claim TO know that Ao Will 'lil a's siy,y.twa
fertnt position. Gen. Orb Is 10, no" hs viii b.
yeurs old, md 1t Is reported tAa' Kan. =. NEts
placed upon tho retired list, a'lu 'u,I;snsyal>
be appointed to tho Yacant b11saa'e
eRhtp.
, 1880-11-26

T1iE Charleston Is. O. Nctos Of Thnrstlny
snys: "rhIy Is II good ttua to rc1unIntor %llat
t;en. II. Il. 1rc snit TO Indy Ht0. On taklng her
soils to WashlngtuN-Loo University. spoke very
bitterly OF tho Northern reople: 'blalusno, do
not trnln up your children 1n hostility to tho
Government Of tho United Statcs. lsomcmbor
wo nro ouo country nov. Prly dismiss from
your mind all sectional feeling, md bring thom
up to he, uboyo nil. Amcrleans.' 1t Is TO fo
hoped that this will not 10 considered aIl indfca-
ton that uot. Leu was not u trto Democrat. or
ttlat 10 cnred nothing Tor 6tato-rIghts ani Vir-
Knin.H
, 1880-11-26
PERSONALS,

Mfr, Evift's comet seems to have boon n
cnrnnir,, lin.
"sIr Garf1eld seems to Iayo my turkey"
-Gcn. Hancock,
u1,,r,ar eoo,,s r. In q, t,t,oor man in con.
!,""sa . oss",. T.. ~ t..u -. 1.s.s. ,,s.t",.
ao" .'''i ny s'".m'""' e"e," .eso'"
mn tl'anRtn! LOT nelie oca1cn so naaiy
irn. ,1. nopsos "no" ""' ~ ''o '".'' "4't''
'"."' ..--.....,.-...-
IL LOOKS aa ttol@Rh IL was u men'oef vi tl1e
ihhhh fafnny thhe foWea l'ofE ohiti a""enecE
aoross tho fcrrS.'-ise'afa ofaat thne'
"Why Does Papa Sleep So Coltl?" asks
sentimental sotsH. Probably because 1nn'1tnn ties
hGrsolt up ~ tho bmlclothos nnd thon rolls ovor
to tho wall With that..
I'I,n 7snnn |,ns recetycl n ralr of ctubroftf-
crctl sttnrrra frmn tho Cathoitc lad1rs Qt gnn
Francisco, ami hns promised to wear thota noxt
Easter. We arc sorry for tho ropo.
When oskca nv thu fo,sekcrucr at Grey
Rtnrr. vnstor,]nv. ,shnt nnrt nj tho turkey he
nrcfcrrei1. Sir. Tftlou abscntly rcpltetl that u
i,tfo of tin 1lsurruot would to plon.y.
.r,.a uno @,a.a, ~, ,.o,,,,,. ,,,,, T., ,,,,o,r
1'asS ~ l.ct .'1u'ses '.lu soa1's Ivy ~ ""o"1
Mt tt1aoh was III one t't'o repossS. ~ ,sI w. ~
R@s'' s"oi ~ "n,y n".un '''
IL o'''''Ac' "'1s J"'e" n's 'o'o"so 20 so'l"o'e'
Tlie Now York lady who LOST her pocket
book containing $.Q,Ul1 the othor dny flhs nar-
aged to 20 successfully conceal her identity that
even tho wives OF othor plumbers 10 'los KNOW
"uo sno H. h..
Frederick Marriott, Il San Francisco editor.
hns invented II flying machine.. II IL only by
eone auch schorno III this tll!lt an cltor pnn
ever yet nwAy from tho town Whoro no lives Us
long ns fho boated nlonopolies that control rail-
ron1s slro permitted to Charge fnrc.
Afkss Mary Atf,ltrrtnu ,,nup1,tnr nf Tim
tight linn .1obn Iiov At,i,nator,. nud ntcro ri
vIst.,nt Stdnnu,b. Ina inst 5Io,I In ENGLAND Mt
, 1880-11-26
OBITUARY.

spsetai Dtapateh to 7ns CAtcaao 1fsotns'
ERIE, Ia, Nov. 25.-t;ouL IL. Isf'"!' ~. ".
lcctor of Customs fur tllis port, tea hfsa''
1Io commanded the Eigllty-thirl F'llhssns, 's',
MA Volunteers durlng tho Wnr' nl''1 Se''s"
rs DrIgadior-Genura1 with Hancock.
, 1880-11-26

III Congress mud Is very ,,antlc,t In h!s !oarlng,
nl1-tltMo gentleman, like Hamilton Fish. Ills
nHs j. atutit d. Hoclally tlp Is n Ercnt lender,
whether III his hrnwt1-attihG tnt,ar In NGw York,
his palace At Newport, or his Handsome hoi,eo In
, 1880-11-26
ENGLISH COMMENT On OUR ELECTORAL
SYSTEM

III commenting upon tho result of tho lnte
Presidential election III tic United Suites the
London Timex Of Noy. II contrasts the large
Electoral minority which Gen. Garfield Inns
with the small pluratlty'of tho popular vote,
points to tho result f0ur years ago. when
1fnyes had q minority of the Electoral vote
Md 'ral,seM q rR,p"lar majority, asM! ce,s-
clndes that st,cl. II system Ii neither logical
,or scientific. 1t cites this condition rs
n warning 10 France not 10 nbatldon the
scrttttn H'urrondtsscntcnt, or vote by Ills
trcts, for tho scrhtf1t dc itstc, or voting l,y
States or large communities, and thinks tint
tlse e.,o.ce Of Presidential Electors III this
country by vote Of Congressional districts,
instead Of By vnte OF States, Is tho pr0per
rcnlr.ly for what 1t regards rs It'll anomaly.
tits not easy fur foreigner to under
sinnsl tho peculiar theory 0f Stato equality
which giyts to tito small community Of
Delaware two representatives in tic Elect
oral College us well rs to the great conl-
1nuulty ot New York, though the latter Inns
thIr.y-,llrce popular Representatives and tho
for,uer only ono. THIS Is the American
counterpart Of tho 1:lgl!sh "rottc'-
borough" system, md relic Of the absurd
fiction OF Statc-soyercignty Which tho atl-
ynncenlcnt Of tho National Ilca may some
tlay eliminate, though tho why to 10 It IS not
yet clear. Snys thu Times:
In 1876 Nr. 1Iaycs Ind 1s5 1lcctorn! votes, aud
Ntr. Tlllcn tst: hut tho DomocrltIp votes rp-
corded were ,e!n, ,000, md tho Republican votes
unly 4,la..,tO0 III tho same wny It now happens
that, t1longh Con. 0nrtetd has al3 votes, whlIo
tlels. lIuncDok hua onty LID, tho aggregate H.
ir}tv IA R4fiOlfa 81 ftnn
B!,Nn Tho Republicans carricd several of tilo
Northern Stntus by lnrRo mnJ0rttles, but tha
Democrats cnrrtcd noHrly all tue BoIthern
stntcs by !najnrttlcs much aarger In proportion.
In Nuw York STATE. for instance. tho Republican
majority ls estimated nt .i,u0Q. which spuurcs
for NCn. OnrlGld thfrty-flye Electoral votes.
l.nt III tho fu,r Southern stNtes. Kentucky,
ucorgfn, Alni,asnM, and Texns. which. tnKen to-
vellnr, nrt, slsH,.lt cqttal to New York StAtc III
population, tho Democratic majority Is cstl-
inAtcl ut aEi,OO0
Tho 1'I,nes does not secln 10 bo aware Of
tho fact that In the Cotton States the elective
franchise Inns been reduced to farce IND
fraud BY tho Der!oeratl2 blllll0zcrs, Md tlial
tic Republican vote IL suppressed, rejected,
and otherwise nut caunted. III the election
Ut 1870, in tho Republican State OF AIlssls
sippi. tho ncm0crnts returned 10000 maJur
lty for Tiltletl, whereas an l,0nest election
would IInyo given tile State to 1lnyes by owe,
10000, thus making difference OF ~ GOO l.,
tho Republican vote. So thu Republican!
wcro bull.lozca ont OF $4,000 tn 1900 Il
Louisiana, MI uu,aa! number It'll South Caro-
linn, md nut less than $4,000 In A1abnnia
TiIlcn's whole apparent poptilar n1njorIt.
woulI have disappeared l,ntl tho election bee,
| honestly conducted In tic South. III
, 1880-11-26

THE fact Tint tho Democratic organs de-
clnro that thoro Ia Tscaty Of Mentor aus1 desire
tint thurc should DO ono Is Eool rcaa0n why
tllcrc ls not mud cnnnot DO any such rccoanltton
Of formcr divisions In tho Republican purity,
With tho Democrats tho wish is fathur to tho
thought
, 1880-11-26
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tnr CNtcAno TNtnuhE has established branch
Offices for The fcruipt o subscriptions nild advertiser
ncnts a. follows:
NEW YDlkK-lsoom q Tribune building. F.T Nc
FAhDEN Manager.
ul.ABGOW, Hcotinnd-Ailan's American News
Agency, 81 Ncnte1d-Ht- ......
LONDON. Ene--Ame.icnn Exchange, 80 Hlrand.
HENRY r. GrkLin, AFent
WASHINGTON. H. E.-.i39 r street.
, 1880-11-26

THE Philadelphia IVMes IL urging the
Iln. Losi Il, Morton, II. c.. tho Wall street bro~
kor, upon Con. tiariIolA fur Secretary of tho
Treasury, and alnoug other cogept rcasona for
tho appointment olfors these:
. ilo IL tall a1d h4nllAotuu and Of very arfkto-
uo u tho lcstsdresac1 l4Aa
, 1880-11-26

A{ooDY and Sankey are having overi1Dwfng
houses a1,sl wnrm codreratlon In San Francisco.
At a call for volunteer helpers Mt meeting Inst
week no persons eprrng to their feet md o!forott
their services. Mouly's rungh and ready elo'
q,lctice appears TO suit tho people Of tho paoillo
final,
, 1880-11-26
l'DAYAt}E.

Enftrft at the Poss-oHef at Chieaqa Ill., al S<eond"
GIats Adts1t.
FoTtho henenk ef our patrnrs who desire to eehd
snpte copies OF THE TRIBUNE through tho mall No
give herewith tho transient rntO Ut postage:
I}nn,fstc. Per Cary.
Eight and Twetvo Page Fapar. ar......-....",H cchte
Sixteen faR1 rap0f.. cents
EnFtf9n.
Fight and TwQiye faR0 rnpvr. cehH.
eltlRpu rher HhpDf. IoHs-
, 1880-11-26

'Snoisr nIul sweet were tic prayers snid."
-1rNliufn II. Idr1,ufH.
"Tho Republicans hnvo tho Thanksgiving In
this StAtc iy .i.oG ority."--Abrdm y. Ife.oft.
"ThanksgfylnR Is ltMnl fssito Which onco
cnms ,,u In my Nntion-bnt. no, must dlsscm-
h!r."-11titfttt Scott Ifanenck,
, 1880-11-26

Nv Ll4e tHN VI uAd fAuHlh'otA"t'oA sea'" VII I''
eve OF new ote. Congress VIII undertake.
to Ito that which 1t would not tolerate n year
ago.
p.o,ro,r 30, oconrr.pv no rup
mos'A'" 'e Tur as11nv "N
n hoa 1c,n ongocstei lint AIR. 1,ev, r.
,r,r,n,, NJ No,v S.ork. al,ould ho anpoIntel
In thc ,Irc,surv IN cose f,rn. t,nr1lcl,i sl,outi
concI,,io to nrnnniz" lila Cabinet entirc,v
,vithout rc,orenr., II, lin ,,rcsrnt incumbents.
Arr Marian ia now n ,nrnl,cr Of Congress.
ant ,,ns hean rcslrc,ch IN thu next Courrnss
I1o ia hantcr nnl hrokrr. w1,o has n,atle nh
im,ncnao fortunc hv fnbhtnp In Nnttona1
arr,trttfns. 1,ia ornrrIcnen in GDyernment
Nuanras hoq Nreu cxctuslye,y ~ a mem.
hor ~ tI,o Svndicntc. which. when
lin Ea,tono, crcdtt VIVA Inv. yo1un-
ltnoratl In mt 4he rrcasnrv toans on tho
,,ortet tor n rooh consideration. That he ia
a unn of nhtttv IA nar1,o,,s evl,lcucct, .l,y his
s,,ccrss m n broknr md 1lnancjnl opcrator.
liz ia a conttcnnn WIN occun,cs n high
sorlaI nosit1ou IN Navy York nuti at Washing
I'M, whcro hfa entertainments are regarded
as magnificent, rs we'll for their costlincss ns
for their urof,,sion and grandeur, Social su-
nrpmacy is. of co,rsc. valuable nuxlltary 10
II Cabinet of1}cer II, promoting public inter
ests; a,ld that ar. Morton would 10 SUCCESS
ful IN this way. where less wealthy and less
accumulated statcs,ncn mixht fall, Is alto
ret},er prol,nbtc,
lint slr, Morton. M n member of Congress,
]as two lpadng jtlcas wi,fc, l,o l,as ,na,lo tho
nost If IN lila l,ricf serylrc. These t,ru IN that
tho rrce1lu,eks DO tlcmonctIzca, stripped
of tt,oIr 1rral.tcmler chnrnctor anl thor rc-
tired: aud fo> TINT tic silver dollar bc ,lo-
mountlzetl nntl its further cotnacs l,o proh1b-
ltc,t. Afr. Morton. NJ n bunker and money!
lrutlcr. Ia in ncrfcct harmony will, hts class
l,o },is an ,h,,er men who omass wealth by
lending currency, thinks tho b1fssful contlt-
tin, of manktnl ,lcpcnds upon tho grentcst
nossibto scarcity Of leual.ten,ler money. Mfr.
, 1880-11-26

TIE vote In California wus exceedingly
close, EJgerton, tho successful Republican
Elcptor, was but ua yotcs uhoatl Of tho next nun
On tho ticket, Nller, who received sO,U!a yotes.
I'he lowest Demoers.ttr Eloctor latter 1Urryl w4s
brown, who Aaa but S0,ssa votcs, uud 80 was
elected over Miller by only 70 majority,
, 1880-11-26

TIE Bureau Of Statistics rcy'orts tho fol-
lowing uxports ut petroleum aai petroleum
producta for tho month of September lust, tue
ntno months ending Sopt+ 10. and tho satno perloI
u ycnr ago;
, 1880-11-26
ANUS EAi l;NT5,

IFo<erty'a Thrntr~.
rcnttnrn street. corner pI M0nrps. EnRafcmtnt
Of l.cayttts rt1uish Opera lsnrcsquo Company. "la
F1tlo du TanlbotIs alAJnr."
, 1880-11-26

Grand upern-IT0Hsc.
Clark titccf 1ptn,sttD hvw court. 1l0nk0. FnEn4c-
nent OF Shannon atid EtcsHn. ~ Golden GhMc.'
, 1880-11-26

NteVicker.a Thentrr.
Madison strept, between stnte and Dearborn. Fin.
eascu,ent OF thu che-1lopeos Company. "uno
Hundred Wiyrs,"
, 1880-11-26

Eentrnt Music E1ni1.
Cornor Of Randolph and Htnte atrccis. EntestHln.
mont by tho Ltln CoNcart Company.
, 1880-11-26

IfooIey's 'fbeNtre.
Knndoph street. hetwcnn Clark and In sallc. En-
rapcmenL of> willis EAnuln's "slmrks" comrnny-
"urcuns: Dr. Fun IN PlIntnasnrh GhifoFT."
, 1880-11-26

Olympic 'Thcntre.
CLARK street, between Lake and randolph. Engage.
mont of tbs Pat lso0ncy Combination. fnrsoty ch-
tartatnment4
, 1880-11-26

FnN'N 7 heHIrr. =
nospiA}ncs street. hetweon 3ntIson md Washing
ton. Variety entertainment
, 1880-11-26

GhlcRRo Akntlnk ntnk.
Corner Of Michigan nvcnuc and Congress- ntrcct
Open ,iny 1venlng.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
AHRENs 4 co.
Rumor Of Their Removal to Louisville 0 I'm
founded.

founded.
A widespread rumor mafe it, 70 lnds
this morning that essrs Ahrsns & Co.,
manufacturers Of sta am fire "slnes and
dealers in Fire Department. supplies at Nos.
%, "a and 26 Webster street. were about to
remove their shops from this city to Louis
vile. The rumor was due to an article on
the above subject in one of the Louisville
papers.
A STAR reporter saw Mr.. @. Ahrens, the
President and Mr.. H. II. Nieman, the Sec
retary and Treasurer of the Company, this
morning In their Office. In answer to the
questions as to the alleged removal. both
gentlemen stated that they had not the
least idea of such move, and had never
considered such q project. The rumor
Nj. Nieman said, was owing to his late
visit in Louisville, where offers had been
made to induce the firm to establish itself
there. Mr.. Neman told the Louisvillians
that he did not think the firm would ac-
cept, the more so as Indianapolis and Chi
cago had offered better inducements TO
them to leave Cincinnati.
Mr.. Nieman added that it was an impos-
sibility for the firm to move as the orders
now in would take over years time to fill.
So cramped for time indeed are they, that,
he said, if their boiler should meet with o
mishap they would not know what to do,
The talk about removing is mere idle talk
and Ahrens & Co., one of the most enter
prising firms of the country, stays with tie
Queen City.