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THE COURTS.
Undue INFLUENCE OF A HUSBAND.
,vsss EXECUTORS SUING To RECOVER HER
PROPERTY.

z
nsss EXECUTORS SUING To RECOVER HER
PROPERTY.
nh T Pike aged thirty -nine, widower
Az 90, children married Charlotte pike, a srins'er'
W." ,o,tr-ave IN 1899. Under the viii OF her father
age c.tlds ada.itted TO probate 1881. Mrs. Pike
A',,ti.d ca one-hnh part of the remainder OF ms
w. AID valuable estate after the death OF
-, u,aew In the spring OF 1s4s Mrs PIKE
DE tlird person conveyed TO her husband ali the
s,sv TO be received by her under her fathers Will
- ple reduced the property 10 possession anu unu'
- aatlt In ls72 used Il rs bis own MIS- PIKE dica III
H a,d two or three years aferward her executors
l7o s,,t against Mr. Pike to recover possession Of
erty Atter Mr. Pixies dea ia the action was CON
-, sgainst his executors. II tried before judge
-. prunf N the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday.
Ifs claimed that the transfer to Mr. PIKE was
EMMY 10 confer upon him such evidence OF owner
hfI, ,r,,nlt en- hi. him most conveniently 10 man
sap ,tr1I and DISPOSE % the property The agent OF
a. several oi he heirs OF oo'h the husplnu a.u
De Ven, ll court Yesterday watching the tnl wi'h
We NV'' H. was claimed that Mr Pike, having grear
lit - eharIctar exercised haDtual control over ms
;fs who was ccut.c nd Welding In the VIII OF mrS
~ veruted in 1852 and offered ia evidence, was tl'
VIM ciluse: AnI not wishing thar ny hisoahd -
5on during marriage have entrusted Tue ere on
tesnc giving aim large portion OF the interest ana
mcone a.i5 80 ana r'ta,p the whole thereof after
@ ta.a.e" She also signed let;er OF instructions To-
ny .o,ufeirlne tho DaSsagc "Al my money ana
crfv ar in The bands ot my husband wh' ha- man
~ nv estate for me during my marrag'; mt 40
- -, felr. hat ne should inherit al my properly.
nq T attendants deny any undue markell Influence
49, sg. m se for her husbands benefit Ihey also
I'm that the VIII of Mrs fike. iaNoruuc
=. her side Of the family. was OBTAINED from
" ~ her relatives by undue influence; thar iheY per
f.i IN fher attempts q induce ne pd Noihd", lccD
- b,sy and of yielding disposition. 10 make lhe VIII
f1ey desired. until her Intellect ana IoIc y 81 'd
e. o rsr I'm aircd that at last Tire VIII was on,alheu
b,,l 4prcarS for the cN 'cuots 81 hr'' IN - W -
L r.cty Tor tins executors OF NJ = iNe
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Gin Real Gstlle fJr sale

Gin aedl E5iI.e fJr sale
4 DJOINING 9Th AVE, on 67.h-st., four
y houses % go feet containing dInlgro1iu, Lauu
dry and chamber extensions.
" B. Your Architect" viii pronounce these the
finest finished best um1Dd ard by the
Ic-t I'd houses III situate
they npru fhe zap ~ tho hill ventilation ud
sewerage 90. ana not u tue oN ground hc-oc-
winch las.- 0ls played iu tle tn-h aud style n
these IS 70 wei arfv visiting same, as we
ga IT, selling tt-e /. pride I'D showing 10 al
THE FINEST FOUR Hoo -Es YET BUILT
in the City # NewYork Nos - to % can bee without
permit dwellings viii DE sold 90 lower price tln 10
IS d. ssib.c 0uy the lots and duplicate the houses.
IA. sIIN L.,-ON, JB., Agent
Offices. % pncst adjoining United states ~uhIrea,ury.
B auct 0fic" CONNECTED Dy telephone 6hI 'ula'e
TOR SALE.-26 LOTS in 24th Ward, New
York CITY d. = DOW ~ Executor
EOR SALE.-Housr. No. $50 Madlsou-ave.
between 16i1 G7ths.s- Lcnox BINS tour story
biov-rstonr front hardwood finish Ic.c1ne
and mirrors complete ami u thorough order plumbing Nc
sc. done by day work WatcAm4n ou PREMISES
GEND full particulars of houses, stores, lots
> for saIe and % r. H. CLAEK-ON 60 90, PIN" ST.
I0OD and 1S4TH->T, near 10TH-AVE.-
/ o. Plot Of - lots puce, $1,000 per lot RCLAND
a WhlTIN I, . herkman-st
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pr0uo5 Il5.

PROPOSALS. FOR RlP-RAP GRANITE.
UNITRu STATS ENGINEER OItlCh
NFygP0HI. r. f., Nov g. lr-n. ;
SEALED PROPOSALS. vii be received a. THIS once lhili
-rl ,u lIr 3d dag II DrCembe 1850 for rprap gran
~, a. 80 - fi,. entrance Nultdcke, Harbor Mass
the worA ana Diauk iufil' TOT
oal- aad guaranty viu Do sent ON application 10 TINS
~ .u71'' ''- g.. a. WAHEhN.
ONCE It. Col Engrs. ana Byt. MA. Gen. T.. ,. a.
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ENtpFRTAT. GERMAN MAIL.

I NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM UfP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
sOUrITAM PTON An ID BREMEN.
DONAU ........ sat Nov l3. y ECkAk Nov y.
Ri N.-......-Sat nov. ~ ODER sat- Dec J.
RATS OF PASSAGE from NEW DIRK 10 sol THAMP-
TON. HAVRE OK EREMEN.. -
FIRST CABIN.....-.-- -&lOOI SECOND CABIN 500
STEERAGE. so
tickets reduced Prepaid aeerage cerlh
Gates from Pier between second and
-"-u-l 70. -ooY--" aELRICHs q co. 2 Bowlng Green.
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Gltn lJroperIp 60 Get.

OFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
~ Uucrs III the bmidngs 20 D. and BeekInAi a. ~ 10
49, Na-sal.sL. PARK ROW, opposite T. Do III LAM
d WHITING, BeeEmdn-at.
rFNO LET.-9 Lafayette-placc. iiye-story
I house Tor business or lodgings. JOHN T. BAALEn,
Il Pinest
no RENT The new brick and NOVA Scotia
stone high STOOD and iour-ory dwelling NO to5 w esl
-tl.s hrt wen lth l,t-lvcs references required {
rent 3 per possession Immediate FOL permit
a.uiy t.J 4 MES ~ EEHAN. NJ. - UuOu--Qlaic
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tx f-NrTtD --rAT-Fs MAI, sTE ANFRs.

" UNITED STATES MAIL STE ANERs.
FOR QUEEN srOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80 y. r., foot ~ King Il.
ARIZONA. t-DAY. Nov Is, Asa
WYOMING. t'DA1f nov.
NEVADA TU ESDAl, NV 30. 2:Jn p. m
ABYSS rs DAY. Drc. T. $50
WISCO Ni q - DAY Dec. II, 23O o. m
70 These built Of iron tight com
parimcn- furnished with requisite % make
the passage The Atlantic both safe fnd agreeable hav
ing bath smoking room. drawing room. piano aud
library also experienced surgeon, stewaress and caterer
each The all upper deck, thus
those Of AL uXurs perfect ventilation
ami hlht
CABIN PASSAGE according sfatercOm) $50. $50 and
SIGO. INTERN i-DIArE SO. SrEERAGE M low rates.
OFFICE. No. 20 BRO DWAY.
WILLIAMS a GUION.
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Gectures ano dIeetln9s
Iress 1la.iing.

1rf69 1IIuAIHJ.
A DVERTISEMENr FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIt TNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFIC -, - lbs Broadway corner thirty
dr.tsI or 20, Na.i third st. kighthdye No.
82 FourJeeis at corner non .guare zoo th,ri
ave cor. Forty al the HARLLI OFFlNh No
OOI aud p rs; rhirsAve one hundred and twenty
four Harlem IS Bank Buidingl. up 20 m NJ
regular Office rates.
A DRFSSMAK r desires a few more families
n oy the cut aud ne children 81, eo.hss
and iadies an eryc~ work homo II - per Day
address, X N Ir1brns Uptown Office. 23s broadway.
nRESSM tKER.-A trst-class dressmaker
IL deslres few N sagements by the day terms
go ras.onshi nelass and litter best references
address M T. NJ IribGne Uptown Oace l2Ss broadway
DRESSMAKER.-An experienced dressmak-
err who is class cutter AMI inter and u good
-, a. n.xtng over dresses clOaks few
sHraeeneg. by week terms Moderate Address
ID ID tribune Uptown Oiice. l,-J- Broadway
nRESS MAKER.-Ladie>' and children's goods
male over ali machines 20 practices
81 70 day expected Address j. c. 90 East I4h-
Al. Tribune Branch ONE.
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cost dno (ounh.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No.
I'D 40, VA OF B0wery Sayugs BanS "a missing Tho
finder is request T. return 10 TIE oanN III Not est9rei
before ltl day OF December 1881, application Viii %
made "a he Dauk Tor nos uoos.
DANK BOOK LOSI.-Bank book No.
lb 5U0O7 Bawerv savings RanE Is missinr rhe
bnsr is requested "a the bank II Mt irNored
before the aY DaoanDef 1851 Application VII se
made 10 the DAak Tor new DoOA
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yYNAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
VOTiCE.-Ihe steamers Of THIS Line take Lieutenant
Nlurv'- Lane routes 1t all seasons of the
CITY OF RICH Il ~ D...--..-AIt kllA1 nov - D. M
CRY OF CHESTER. .....Tli UHsDtY, Nov 10 63n am
CITY or BRU-- ELS Til H. DAY. nov -. IL a.
Ci-r{ on m RI.rN -. -.. "a TURDAY Dee. 4. 7:3O A.
CITA OF MOS ih-A l----- Il ~. lA1, Dec . II L. HI
From Per 81. n. Il, foot OF Chariton-si
CABIN $50 aud 500. ticket favorable terms
-TFERAGE as Prepaid. $50 Drafts al lowest rates
va Oous ,tafeuuis. AMI bathrooms amdshlps.
These steamers do not carry cattle. sheep or pigs.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent 81 and 81 broadWay ~
Phi llelnLia OtlCr. No LOJ south 4tn.st
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

UNI I'd u n ~ 5NI IN11'111 =
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-The following bust
nes by Supreme Court Of the United
siates to-day
No G7-Tlc United states rel Thomas Nc 3Tide PLAIN
w 10 elrOf Car schuz, rearf OF the Interior al
enMent concluded Dy w II smith FOR planth ia error.
No 6sjAdes0n g. Fletcher. appellant, set. Marshall u
haEe appeal from The Circuit Court Of The United STATES
lO Tue Houthcr District vi seR-fOfE HIaued ~ Ioo
k Cleveland ASH Joseph H. COato Tor appellant ana Soncl-
l0l.NrHcrtl Faiiiips i0r appellee
o. james Jiiklas et appellants Addison sweet
e. al fhc Court 81 United states tDI
' " sierra District Of PunssiysG EuDmiuct by carroll
ss+f iof appellants aud A. Ricketts, Tor appellee
AuJooiAoi until lJmGrIOw at
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NYW YORK CRY
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preQn Gteumers.

ANCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
"a NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier no. 20. North River New-fOra- -
Devona..N Nov IL D a m Ethiopia 1890 NoN y! nooh
Anchuria 20 A. Bolivia Nov T. a m
These steamers 10 not carry CATTLE sheep nrpr,.
Cabins, $50 u $50 Excursion nc rsducedrls4
. second Cabin $40 Steerage. SIS
NEW-IORK TO LONDON DIRECT
FROM Pier No 40. North River foot OF Charles-st
--Nov ID y. Australia nov ~ =. M
CaOlns 500 and S65 Excursion redncsd riDoa
Steamers marked passengers
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agent. : Bowling Green.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ -. BErWEEN NEW YORK AND iIAVRE, .z =,
TIER Company new No. AZ North River foot OF Norohs
lraNei ers by tins line avoid botn transit oy hngs
boat
FERDINAND DE LESSEPS Toriois, Wed Nov Il, pm.
CANADA Frangeni. W einesday Nov q. 40 m.
ST. LA URFNT. ranteli "wednesday. DEC. l. M.
OF PARIS amonnts tOsit
LOUIS DE BEBiAN. AgedL NO. d Bowling Green.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Nov. 10.--In the Court OF ApyeaA
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Connlrn propcrtn for Sale ann 20 Eel

Counlrn propcrtn for Sale an0 20 Get
FINE LARGE HOUSE, all improvements;
a carriage house eieht acres or'i"I4 H1S on,
Broa0war
RARE OPPORTUNI1Y.-FOR SALE,
n Motel -foci Farm $50 acres princeton ColIrge
lar station aad c.na neary sl clear; good i've nm Two
tcuan. barn. stock sheds anu ontD M ci i
troducre Vie ding IN avera2c o roo9 t H.id ' ~
i Ioz 25 '4'l trenton, -
a SHORE FARM, 30 miles on Long Island,
y excellent land, large buildings g2o1 o,e.e sl or s'
TORRANCE. n. j. (neighborhood Specmlty).
A-Prop-rfy for sale aud rent ~ varieties; gfeH bargains
EDWABD p HAMILTON ~ Pine-st y. v.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. 80 acres first
sIf fi s COST Gu'l91I9 WnTrISG. Beekaan.
L1OR SALE.-A farm of 50 ceres; all fruits;
os R Ses asPo! o one Address l
ST. Posi- once Box III, someryil!e, \. !.
NOR SALE or LEASE-A bargain.- Large
blocks Of Bohe S@f w Gasr9as 10,
MONTCLAIR, N. }. property speciaty.m
vi FOR sale nearly new rooms nye min
u'es from depot stores HOVE i1SiSs f Si1S
arrange. n. J,-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS 70 let and Zoe sale fnrns9ed ana raa
BLACKWELL q SMITH OPP man stauol oranse = ..
TO CAPITALS Is. s.,r
valuable Of mineral laud containing 20 acre. upon
<birb deposits OF cOrundun emery ana az D-o'.
Ner Ia DleBty of aud within nile 81 Al"sy fAy
developed quality Of emery proven superb" 70 iuIASn
u III he sold cheap. Address 49, .r--t- n,
V-O MANUFAC rURERS
T--,n,r I,.lfue In lie Nest.-Why not locate at Wan
-, III liz that debt, taxes very lpF good ra
mi u . faeutirsl Having D0uEn hhs scare Mofts ~
Ionn 'sl - - - ,ur are worSs At VERY LOW PRICE,
TUE P" - in nr lass order Fail description sent on IN
quiry. POWELL 4 DOUGLAS
Mrs VI Wiud NJ |lis. f1In4s, &c.
MluAes1n- ia.
TT7O NANTFACTURERS- FACTORY SITES
4 FOR SALE near tho city hayine iroit '1- H. e.ty
a.. ,,,af trruk line P.uusyIF NlllfuaI HllI
a., 'io mann daily Hinute1 lrim lrppl pc 'ol tu
- t ri frlu On acre WIN rIipan iiti.h iI'H
80 &c -, - 80, MOI anol Irr adyAitag 10 l7 lDc441u,
~ TX TiGNIt 81 bon DED ~ sI' pieo I'"' terms
"a Address h. CTOIlY, Boa 10 IaDuHo once.
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G5rates ano TENDERS.

Grates auo TENDERS.
I,UF LARGEST MANUFAC rURER5 OF
LOW AND HALE Low GkA rES,
gRA-- OPE FIRE PLACES,
viii, Audiron- Crates Tor Wood Or ooA BRAS
"''N -N AMI IOal- llDta
NTNTON'S TILI.S IN great Farctf Mho'caaio an" '"e
Estimates gwen :" J. = CONOVER 4 co,
4. 3Os Canas[, New fOrk.
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Gouartnersnlu Ncnrss.
|,OpARTNERSHIP.-M Rowland Davis Is
I y a., ,tax admitted a partner ID cur nm: 90
BOstOu aud how'YOrk
November l. 1880.
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MONARCH LINE.
Va NEWY YORK and LONDON.
splendid new las' steamers riei 4'OJ toiS buttheh.
adjoining tfNouii f-fi. lti-t} ny
A-7NRIAN MONAEClt SOY. mnc1 l6.
PERSIAN MONARCH, December J.
saloon passage with ,ior accommodation, SO
-terI8 passt tkcn eastward age Ftepal
sccrH4r FOR passage LnnIon 20 NeWf OK Al
loW rates. tog rclglt 1ud uae-t-r apply 10 -
PATTON. NiCk-I., az CO., Aeeh'-, 1 I0Nll-ssIe
NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80, y. r
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIZ EkPOOL
ENGLAND Nov I..j. % .mi FNfl. Nof. -, J:Ju H. IN
FOR LONDON Victoria DocksL
tltii-l'f.. e. IA sat- Wv ~ ~
CABIN 500 $50 currency prepd storage ucKet ~
Beans tn4u most lines T. WI ii u Isl MahageI'
90 and % 8romT1v, y.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
= LINE
These r-tcIls- steamships -fu regularly 40 ) % m from
81 [fIAGO d. iA. capt Fo'e--- "Wednesday. Noy 10
t...m..o.t sr F'r freight nt A-A-t tipJ
to WILLIAM 3D. tif Or g. tI., No. 3, broal"sy.
LtWT1N BHH-.. Agents m Havana
DACIFIG MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
L -uirg .r9m Per foot o. cana. -.. lo'tl RIVER
For As .l..l.I t.. VIA IatlIDus oi Panama
t.TIr
Connecting or Central ana south Amcrcl
i lF..l. Iar0 tuIlp ila lini-
CITY Wed . o1f. Dec ~
l-o.. IAN Francesca 10 honolulu Ne""-''''A' anu aug
ti-..vt d. saturday Nov POS 10.
Or n arrival of iplsDu san frtIc,' -rr.rr
PASSENGERS ll1aI tu r.AN ftAE' 49, IN
LA -0UTH AM.Kl.A and C-N al 80 ~
M fri1h passage AMI general lll"iHlil.l'Di ,r5 AZ
~oHir'"' ~"' Il. j. BL LLA1.
rrff arlg emf
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ROTTERDAM LINE. - .
Ia steamers leave ~ Af,JN,- sl'tI-9' bIooA5n zen,
:, IL - -..--t b., .r.I.ld.v. December Ist
lst Clbin. s6O-s10. 81 Cabin SOC 'ieeraEe 30
10. CAZAl X. Cen. Agt. y 7"ltA W iilan-si. -
FUNGI. ED4 co.. - south " laii-'t ritl-ul .A-l%
l.. ". MORRIS. au Broadway. General Passage seI-
WHITE STAR LINE. ......,..,..
w UNILD AIS AND H0IA, "a NJ s. "a Af.l-7
FOR I.I.,-rDNF And lts -iti'l'fl
NOTIlI-Il, ii ih LIMO ttsc iiie ahe route;
r,caIau-uUa. T. on Ooii4 Inc 'u 'li1
homcWarG VOYAGES ..
- ~ i.i,t t.l,a1.I Saturday Nov 20. D.
1rIiI x f'' t,tI. p, rrv ~-turaa.. Nov -, p.
IA -rTC f.ipi p.,rsaI ... i iarsilv. Dec g. 3 p
hf1lutflN "a u
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DoDA IA hOO4 " " 10
l.TuSE - ..., 90, ,.,
These steamers are uniform n szs and .n'p ssei ID a2
poiBfmauts saloon. ~tItrfOius, -toNnE Anu BAIL
rooms aIe placed where ,c noise ani m.lon 90
least fct inorng degree u comfort hitherto uattiAOe
-,-.-- DID,. -, s,.-or
alb terms steeragc thc Old Country 80 FROM New
loIA.e-S. H.. .,o,.t-.
For u-utcu0u OF plans aud other Information Apply ar ne
Comm nv- Offices No 50 Broadway NeW-l ok or so .tO
a, nm p1fi9drlpb.a Ri. CDRrIS a gent.
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SlInatlons Udnie0-Mdles

pUTLER.-By a Protestant young man III a
I'D family frstciass butler understands the
business m lts brqncnes De highly recommended Oy
employer. Address !. L. Tribune UpOwn Office. LIB
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Gelu Wdnieo


NGELL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC and Ro-
n mar Dsths-ol Lexington ave. corne; Z9th-st Hant
American men and employment agreeable, bealthy
urUntt1ie
NURSE.-Nurse of experience wanted 30
ehila uontha OLD DO well spoken gentle ulan-
rs a goo cuuor aud bee able To 10 some plan sewing
aDIrr.4 -..t Dtlce rhleohundrod aud eigI one
Ci.li with address aud Totrren,e
KFFANIED-A q net, sober Protestant man
n,es .sryant "A = ply slolaus house. ADDiY $40
4ti.agc.
WANTED IN OFFICE.-Yo uns man. must
~ ne utsl cla,s pannAu auicg and accurate.
AlaTess I. l.. .. y CO, Box 1898,
National Republican., 1880-03-04
Brick Pomeroy's Followers.

ST. LOUIS, March 3.--The National Conven-
tion of the Union Grecnback. Labor party,
otherwise known as the Brick Pomeroy
faction, will be held here tomorrow. Some hum
drcd or more delegates have already arrived,
aud it is said over two hundred will be pres
ent tomorrow from about twenty States. A
secret meeting was held at the Planters
House tonight with Hugo Preyer, of Ohio,
secretary of the National Executive Committee,
presiding large number of letters from
various parts of the country were read, and it
is learned that L. Chisley Of New Hampshire,
was elected to be temporary chairman of the
convention. There is an clement among the
delegates in favor of adjourniug the conven-
ton and forming an alliance with the National
Grcenbnck party, which will meet ut Chicago
on June 0, and another element favorable tC
adjournment after declaration of principles,
but Preycr and other leaders say these ole
ments are not strong enough to carry out
their schemes. They have come hers to nom
mate a liclSet and they are going to do it.
National Republican., 1880-03-04
C1BLE SPARKS.

PARIS, March 3.-Prince Hohenlohe has
arrived here aud has had an interview with
Premier de Freycinet.
VIENNA, March 3.-Threo Russian detec-
tives have passed through this oity to Geneva
for the purpose of watching Russian oxiles.
LONDON, March 3.-The United States
steamcr Swatara arrived at Malta to-day.
She will sail tomorrow, the 4th instant, for
China.
LONDON, March 4,-The Indian govern.
meut has decided to construct bridge across
tho Indus ut Attock. A second bridge nj
Sul,lsur is contemplated
LONDON, March 4.-The Paris Globe asserts
that France has entered into negotiations
with England and the United States with II
view of terminating the war between Chill
and Peru.
pans, March IA superior flnctonary OF
the Russian Ministry OF Justice has arrived
here and delivered to Prince Orlolf supple
mentary documents discriminating Hartmann
in the Moscow explosion.
BERLIN, March 3.-The electoral district OF
| Glauchaw and Mevrane, in saSony has re-
| turned Herr Auer well.knOwn Socialist, ia
the Rechstag, The Socialists polled more
votes than on previous occasions
CoNerASTINoPLE, March 3.--The British
consul at Salonica has received letter from
Colonel Synge saying that the colonel and his
wiro nre well treated The chief of the blri
g0nds has disappeared, and negotiations FOL
| their release arc consequently interrupted
PARIS March 3,-PriyOte odyices from
Berlin state that tho Emperor William Will,
at dinner with Count do 81, Waller, express &C
the most friendly sentiments toward the EN-
bassador of the French government and said
there was no ground for anxiety as to th'
continuance Of good relations between The
two countries
National Republican., 1880-03-04
DAMIGES AWARDED.
Responsibility for CollisIon at Sea.

NEW York, March 3.-ln the suits of Bungc
& Justeu aud john G. Ieismer aud others,
owners of tho bark Ielios, against the steam.
shin Utopia, to recover the value Of the vessel
and her cargo of petroleum and slaves, which
was totally lost by q collision with the steam
shin near the southern edge of Great Bank,
New Fouudland, September 6, 1878, Judge
Choate, of the United States District court,
rendered decision to-day with decree for
the libelants and costs. The steamer was
bound from London to New York, and the
bark with full cargo ofpetrolcum and stavcs,
was on Il voyage hence TO Rotterdam. Judge
Choate, after full review Of the elaborate tes-
timony, in conclusion says: THE fault was
clearly on the part of the steamer. With fog
SO thick that vessels could only be dimly seen
Mt quarter of mile, she was running
Mt snecd of over eleven knots
an hour. This was not that moderate
rate of speed which the rules Of navigation re-
uuire This was tho primary and chief cause
OF the collision. When the vessels first sighted
each other each made a mistake in respect to
the other. The bark took the steamer for q
sailing vessel, aud the steamer mistook the
course the bark was on, This mistake Of the
steamer cannot In itself be accounted rs n
fault. But the steamer was in fault, consider
ing her inSmodcrato speed aud the neNrness of
the bark and indistiuctncss with which she
could be seen, in not stopping but merely
slowing, by which she was brought SO danger.
oasly close TO the bark, as tho official log
states, when she discovered her mistake, that
n collision was then inevitable. Tho uliing
of the bark was In extremes aud nitor tho col
lision had become inevitable by the fault OF
the steamer. Decree for lbelants with costs
The libolants claim S32 700 for the loss Of tho
vessel, and $4,000 for the loss Of the cargo.
National Republican., 1880-03-04
Indian rerrltory squattors Defiant.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 3.-Intonse ex.
citement prevailed here last night in conse-
quence of statement that the United States
Attorney is directed to read the Presidents
proclamation at the 0klahama meeting In the
Merchants Exchange to-day. Last night
great preparations were made for the meeting
Speeches were made by Colonel Boudinot eS
Congressman Franklin, General Blair, Hon
Sidney Clark and others. Companies arc or
ganizcd here, aud there are concerted meas
uros for successful raid. The people are
unanimously In favor of Senator Vests bill
but they arc bound to 20 into the Territory a
all hazards. Troops are scattered along thu
frontier, but leaders who came to Kansas City
yesterday say they eau put 1000 men on thu
march ut three days notice. There is fear o
bloodshed unless the Presidents order 1
modified SO as to allow settlers to go upon th
coded lanls.
National Republican., 1880-03-04
Cnnnrinntlnns.

The Senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed tho following nominations:
United States Marshals-James Kcrns, for
the Eastern district of Pennsylvania; L. 5.
Koarney, for the district Of Oregon.
Supervisors of Ccnsus-N. II. Creagcr, for
First district of Maryland; J. II. Graham, for
Second district; William II, Moore, for First
district of Alabama; William Handy, for Sec
ond district of Mississippi
Postmasters-Mrs A. F. Pope Mt Milton,
Mass; John Wcedy, at Danhury, Conn. ii. l.
Russell, at Copestown, n. Y. T.. A. Brodhead
at Kittanning Pa; c. w. Carmany, Lebanon,
Pa. Miss n. Huston. Millersburg, Ohio; N. X.
Mackenzie, at Wilsvillc, Ohio; NJ. ID. Kirk, at
Sturgis, Mich; w. G.. Wilkinson, Donaldson
villc, La; Charles Miller, at Morgan City, La
Charles G. Beknnp, to be Indian agent at
Tulc River Agency, California.
Revenue Marine Service-Third Lieutenant
+. G.. Wadsworth, of Massachusetts, TO be sec
ond lieutenant.
Army promotions-I.ieutonant. Colonel El'
well S. Otis, to be colonel of the Twentieth rogi
ment of infantry; Major A. J. Dallas, to be lieu'
tenant.colonel of the Twenty infantry
Captain J. S. Fletcher, jr.. to be mRjor of the
Twenty third infantry; First Lieutenant III
G. Ward, to be captain of the Sixteenth in
fantIy; First Lieutenant Frank NJ. Gibson, tc
be captain of the Seventh cavalry; First Lieu
tenant +. L. Pierce, to be captain of the Firs
| infantry.
The Senate rejected the nomination Of Ed
ward Y. GOldsborough, us upervisor OF Census
for the Third District of Maryland.