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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

R1oly5 1 on on Egy Tgs15y N
anqc ma epa> 5rs nyel TO attend the mora from
on iAurs4y 26h, ococa. Please do not send flowers
CAsIn ne Cty Of ewburE February 2j Robert Ludio.
Reiaves ana friends invited to attend his funeral Friday
Afternoon. 70 @o'iock.
CONuIT At Oriqge, Y j. February "a Harriet Nwe OF
Joseph A. Soaa e,g :" ,ar ga re % Wet Orange on
Ihursday. February 2G at 3 D. "a.
CoOPER-ou Tuesday morning February "a. at the resi-
P'y Wnlam II Cooper In tas 7sd vear Of Ms 4 Co.
Funeral az Report. L. l., on Friday 27th ust, ?. m.
COWTAN-On NonIay. February IS Mary \. Warlwen
r wr I' ,y M o Thnr.l,v r,brn,rv % NJ 10
from nor Late ',.1oucc No. 3 East lO9th.st.
DENTON-e suddenly. n Tc,a3, on Monday February .
1854, huntington Denoh ia tle 9th year o. his age.
Newburs aud Boston papers please copy.
EyEaSoN-on Wei9ss l9y, fg3raery % '-aria Louise
Friends Of the family arr ngfed 70 attend her tnnera on
ofhor 6rothcr4nlaw l. stayner Wnslow No 219 DeansL
Brooklyn
LANDRErH-AtB ioomsdale February % David La9dreth
Funeral ~ 81 James church. Brlsol PENN Lhus
rT rain leaves leave Sew York az pm
McCAMPBELL-A At south salon Westchester COUNTY "
~ McCampoe aud daughter OF Jane ana tho lA'e henry
}. \. Hall n,,,,..,,, ,,v,,., ,, ,,,,,, t,o
Hfa ns om tie resdenco brother. william H. Hall
No 81 5othst, at Il o'clock thursday morning 10th
THE femans Will be taken to Hackcusack " j. for inter
menL
pARK-At Harrison. Y Y. on Tuesday morning, the 24h
mat Iescpl Park. aged - years.
livitot 20 attend the tunefN
Crst Church RYE Thursday. the 26th at 80 O'Clock
carriages Will De- 10 waiting az RYe u meet train leaving
Grand Central Depot az lO;lO a. ~
prCtCARDS-At hts rasiopre ia this CITY, "Wednesday.
febru ry 9j $780, Edwards COwles RcbGids ia tho 'ith
wear u MS
Dsr services At the Fonrth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church
corner DE. Crosys) at 10 O'CLOCK on tlday fcO
=. 81, ,-,... ... ,.o,o.,os M, %
send flower.
srR0EANT-At summit y J.. Tuesday, February %,
l.O Annie Hone dau yher on Ohm Eliot and caro-
line Rowland sergeant, age wears aud months.
Fi,rr al summit on rbIrsily, Fobrulrg "a, at IN.
main leaves Morris and Essex railroad Depot al II m re-
turning ~ 5i3S
InterIneut at WOodlawn on Friday
,rARER-At PIaufeld " j. Tuesday February 81. Alb
be r. daughter OF Abigail J. anc the late Jooathan A.
Peayes and friends are inv,si to attend the funeral ser
wees nj her late residence, PGinted on Friday 2th inst
at $50 p. -, "a -,
Carriages will De In waiting on tne ARRIVAL OF the lou ts
from New-lOrk.
In'ernent ON saturday az Pawling, y. Y.
VAN sCHAICK-on Tuesday, February a. 1880. Petcr O.
Van Setback.
AIRY ~. az li30 q. IN -. ,.oo
Carriages IN waiting the arrival OF the 1880
train from the Grand Central Depot
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GERMAN OPPOSITION TO GRANT.
OPINIONS OF FREDERICK HAssAURrK or CISCN
NATI-snERMAN's SOURCES or sTRENGTH-DEN


OPINIONS OF FREDERICK HAssAURrK. or CINCIN-
NAT1 -snERMAN's SOURCES OF sIRENGTH-DEM-
OCRATIC POSSIBILITIES.
Frederick Iassaurek, Editor of The Oncin-
aaa VolsJqu has been at the Fifth Avenue Hotel dur
ing the last few days. and yesterday afternoon was met
at by TRIBUNE reporter The reporter expressed
a desire TO chat with him in respect to the political
outlooK ia Cincinnati, Mr.. Hassaurek hurrying
ay catch train. IT you VIII ride with me 10 the
depot" he said, will tell you all can under the
cumstances," and his offer was accepted.
VINO IS the Cincinnati Republican candidatep the
reporter asked strainng his voice that II might be
heard above the rumble OF the vehicle
Sherman" was the reply. He carries the whole
ONO delegation Last Saturday there nn attempt
10 stsrt Blaine BOOM but after much putting
especially by The Enquirer which "a trying to help
both Blaine and Grant, only Ave persons at
tended the meeting, ,he idea was gwen up
Blaine has quite respeo, D. following at Columbus
believe. Nevertheless. lac Ohio delegation will be
unanimous for sherman"
.'what do you think OF shernsn's chances, on the
whoef"
"Ithnk he has very fair chance. because he, OF all
the candidates named. best represents the fight
making on the currency question and that IL the great
nnestion Of the campaign. do not believe in the
bloody shirt cry and think our friends in Congress
ought not to avoid the financial issue. II would do
them no harm I; on the contrary IL Is the life OF
the Republican party. the condition OF its
life its usefulness and Its Vitality. There
are great number OF independent Republicans myself
among the number. who two or three years ago de-
spairn6 OF and were almost alienatod from the Repub
en- marty and 1t 10 only the unsound views OF the Dem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

on st,u.auy lat $40 "a. here l9G votes were
cast Tor I'slae G5 for sherman and for Grant. IN
Atnty (BclmonO. tAc hone OF Hamilton ward. l&2
votes were east for Sherman ahd Blaine 4ud - for
Grul--oi Cor Ward. rather. fiGcc Warla n4.r "as
f.p H.so Of tr Grant tr.ci. aud he gave tac lncul
.-r.rh Dr William -. -'.ta. % Al-.i .,i, lgJ-l-
ia.ut candidate for Health officer
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FARNyoroX. Ne. Nov. 10. 1879.
A Wcsicrn man. having lost bis wife. was

Western man. having lost his wife, was
sccosied by sympathi2ing frCnd VINO remarked upon
his Hoc-De gone appearance. " We'll, RDess would
look thir toe" the melancholy ieoindcr. "n you
bad 10 get before daylight, maize the Dres, draw
water spt wood. and feed the Cattle al before break
fast tell you what Il II, II don't get somebody
10 III poor dear ssinted Maras place will be reatinE
By her aide bsfore many weeks pact"
SYMPATHY.-Sq uire Got yonr eye in
mourning again see, Pat r. Pat. "Oi havel Us In
oUrnin for the bailn gave that brute Eanery this
asyw fun.
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wAsnnUFNE AsADlrK HORSE.

Mr.. Washbune's situation j. peculiar. He
is devoted TREND OF GencI Grant ana gor- for hlui
60 srOng thar lac doe not COME matt ihr ru)c &C. ec-
t0p 10 third lie aEG logan unite vi Grant. II
il something for ese two sri-Wilco Iad cm.lOus men
10 haru.Ollze Gifui said WHOM RIlrs along Ice c, d
OF China, thai y nc could smooth The Tay % N.-A-
burne be Wouli ~ GLADLY PeTaay thtt ant he Is
doing. Grant wei probably HOt De r.lCfU.t before
the C0nyeutioI aHl Wa hburAc Cd tica cu; 20 Doc
called out 20 the front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

Boston. Feb 25.WoD THE market sustans very strong
and yt .el Ait Indications or higher rates. The ulk
o fh. Unc.ft- cp g Iu manufacturers hands and being
RAPIDLY up Tore supplies are IA active request "ud
u,r, si Gle here has been disposed Of The great
demand goods basil - large orcrs Tor f0fcgn WOOL
arf b. CO., cd that ir consumption II Noe TINS af
Doc 90. pounds than 1919. The sale W
end. onto aud rcnn~v y NN ald 80 Ilce at 53 h
size iclu ana Wisconsin tt - fJt l". uad New
Ynr. Sew Hampshire Dlo II 1910 c. Gales ~ Dee
fD--t Iuwaetei aud (ufuetcL1uttN" Flcecss
be-. Pan California % Pass oc Pulled Ntns ~
AEaC.c inc Co. -rp,f- 500 fc; desirable 49, re
lr zoe: FOREIGN NuH- tIn 81 aJc. i.r Aus
trtlar -al 4l1 a.. lol % It. Fl.lD.
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pnEpARlNG FoR A BLrNDrR.

The action oil the National Democratic Con-
utfee IN hxi1g TIE date OF their convention Ere weeks
later than that OF the Republicans was undoubtedly In
spred los the bOp thai they thereby he enabled TO
take adv antage Of any feeling or GsseusOu en-
rendered az ChiragO. The Republican party leaders
who are engineering boom" VIII 90 wei 10 bear tls
In mind. Toe nomination Of any al Chicago by
means OF pledged delegations. secured BY bare MAORI
in State Conventions u abr to prove dsiasteiul
10 many Republicans, aud possibly 10 create open dis
sensiOu. IL is to take adVau Of development
this kind that the Democracy the lookout. But
hile measures viewed with repuguance,
there Is not sin gle candidate the Republican nomi-
nation wOnd ia 10 receive the uuit,d support OF
the party dd the method 81 mis- nomination show him
be the honest choice Of an untrammeilcd majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S0iopsis(Oy ne past "a hogrs.

WASHINGTON. Feb. %. l n. m.-The area
OF low has moved eastward from Minnesota 20
the Lower Lake region where It Is now central second
has entered the Northwest during the dag from
Manitoba. Southery winds geuer lly prevail throughout
the entire country east Of The Rocky Mountons except
IN the Northwest. where westerly winds are renorcd
Rain has been General in the Lake region and has
fallen occasionally in all other districts, except
ing the Atlantic and Eastern CUR Is .ate-,
where clear partly cloudy weather hBs pre-
vailed
Iidi"afioIs.
Fer New England and the Middle Atlantic sntes, fall
ING barometer warmer soufhcry Winds cloudy weather
and riu. followed 10y rising barometer aud colder West
eTly winds
CaloiOHGrV SigaGts.
Cautionary signals continue from smithyille TO Port
land.
r.,,,,.,.,. - -. ..,.....,
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Sunshine md Storm 20 Use E1>f. .r }f- ~. Nns
u lII- aiI1is .Id u.I.- $50 Ioi- .t Dbl -to .I 3D.
Co's rrln RoI1'Eocs o.. SO 1iid.I- At.- D., -ir
Geo'gc 30. OR auo Eu,'aoe 1tlol jones. i-i-' mo-
81
Esreu'- Eugi1ud Her rco''e i'lltv an' PER- li ny
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TRIBUNE OFFICE Fec. rs l q. m.-The move
mcnt IN the barometer Yesterday afternoon
downward. Partly cloudy and cloudy
weather prevailed, bnt there rain. The
storm centre in the West having moved very slowly
eastward. The temp nature ranged between 80 and
40, the 39o Dc 100 higher nan the same
daY last year, auu 3l2o ID yer thau IN Tuesday.
Warmer and tarilr elOucy and cloudy weather with
HIGHT rains poss followed by colder weather may b.
eXnccIea Im I'M. CITY and yiclnliY tO-lav.
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GEORGE p. PUTNAM,s SOM,

The Intcr.O eanic Canal and rhs Monroe Dsctrin-.
concise form thc Historical record %
The various Tor caEal across the sthmuA bvc ceths
A Dictionary of The German Terms Used In Nedicac
by Geo Gutter NJ. d. Surgeon OF the " y kye ana Ear
Inhrm ~. ctc $50 cloth extra, 81
A Lady's Life In the Rocky Mousiains nv Isabelle
Bri author of Xix Months la the slndwich l,anlS
Ide OF 700 Miles Through Japan Octave Illustrated 81 ~
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CHARGES AGAINST A JUDGE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 25.-In the House of
Delegates to-day DR. Bruce presented memorial OF cit
liens OF Cumberland and Aegany Counties preferring
charges against Judge George A. Pearre, Associate
Judge OF the Fourth Judicial Circuit OF the State, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

IRON ffgJetSoT btfttg Chtc'-p +ifftcs'f
1t Is fact that cannot I've wished out OF
sight that the caCice oi lie people j. G.. Blame
lie has made many mistakes, IS not OutspokeH for
owl Service Reform we could WISH. bus he has tC
hearts of the people VI nominated and elected Will b.
minated anu elected by the sheer force Of public
opinion amt therefore be free from Obligations the
politicians which l. the best guarantee of pure Civil
Service that We know o.. tic Is neither boss
bulldOzeT and you'd we believe strong and
brilliant &C ninistraOu. Let the pnHt,caua recognize
the fact that the people are for james G. Blame Tor
Prreiient
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HARPER 4 nRn.

- :
Memoir. % iIadaEue Hsmgs1f lSI.ls Dr. .fIfrfwIti
preface notes hrr Grandson, Pan f.uuL '"nR
Translated 81 saslc Hutf iIu 'r John Liza
H. 80 paper, lO cent. lf4it TO- itft ln tHitl
Sporting Adv ataros ii The FAR vest. Ny J. q sur
ulT illustrated. l-ut eu.u "h
The Origin ffhe Iloucri P0cWs = LECTURE Br In
n fiuauu boatl. no u from g.. lfh % fau fd ia
hy Lewis %. Packard -quage fa.. elotl o. cf-.t
~etthev Rr sIvari Dns...n I.m'. c'.f.. f,lfs. 70
tl. series entitled " Llli.,i 1i.I of Letters
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CHA2Ls- sVRlHNtRI> -DyS

The sufcbi3grnDlV ofPra-e tettrrn4.f Boil ID y
ht- -n1 Prince .l.GNfH.tn. ir..saI . uF ff 10 fNf,
VIII Chronological table ID o. uniie ln'cf l't. fah
u8. rats ard Iac.~l lies 30.
un.sm auA Sorin,isi ~ 'hUir History ga he
ory rs iDo,lorc 3D. Voos.,. Odd o. l. .-.. Do g
oil p. ale T. D. re No'i d. uD. fI7.3. 3D.
The Emotions Ey JAMES So Gosh. A.. D.. o.. d.. r VI
dom of Tru.rilp Cultre. sol. r.n.U -... lfi
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GEOi;DE ". CARLETON &. %,

HiIda aud / 4 story o., TliIe Ll,e,. ~ .ir. g. ilrien
Iel.au.u Large l-lno Handsomely riilel H"A tpinL
Puce 81 90.
oar Dsnghiersi What shall We to vih th.ml Ajax
win Mothers By Iaa0u uirauA Pepper OoHat 81 "a
portrait Price 30 cents
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From lA- .lttHauNec tttttci 'Hfp.
NOt1Tg l. more certain than that the mass
OF TIE fcpu1.car party 30 mo- vant Ur oi ofdor a.
thing whic nearly proved fatal 90 81. I"stoIc
As Pfesdola, O. id3tc tbc tiur of General Grant
cannot be- dissuc.sfcJ fsOu O. IS pleasant Ieiueln
brance. Tits a weight So would allow ~ otucr c9nt-
dale to carry, AID ID dcuhul IL cy.A "a prestige .!
ms great name could overcome n.
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MACMILLAN - TO.

Tho gcopon,ic. Of IYdu~iry ~ 4 irrd Hir.llr aad
Mary Parv Marshall l2no Goth. 60 COM MIS- h'lA u
Land abor aud capital BcJN o.. NClWH ha.ur BOOK y
Market Naluc.
France since she First Empire, y James Hao 'leiI
Edited by his wife. l.un c.ol ID. 81 r..
Kee,Dyocj,y Isl Wet. li-m md ? a4s Tergre reform.
Nv Alexander j. Wilson. osO cptl - -
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nouGuTON. OsG00D & Co.


Msceilanes BY john Dann Cation n. D. aui 1og oi rls
Antelope and Deer OF America &C. With tue sieei por
trait. ] vol, ovo. ~
Her Lovers Friend and Other Poems. BY Nora Perry
nitortn MIA After Bs' vol. l1mO - %.
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A Iisto " ofthr Rcixn Of Queen Anre. by John hin
Bur.Ou. vols. SV0, G. Oth. slS 90
The Life and W itngs 81 Henry Thomas Buckle. ~
Alfred Henry Huh vols Syu Clolh, wlta portrait on
steel. SlU 90
The fsayyaiin Archipelago. SIX mouths among fbe pan
groves coral rec volcanoes lie sandwich Isands
nv fsnbe ]. Bird l2m0 cOts with Illustrations. g..
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Tur 80 rArRIolIo vlEw

The Republican party Is rot large enough
divide. .ud lNc Interests az stake DO Use Ni elect u
great TO admit o! personal r.treuccs and MI
waite feelings being :aSCu INTO account The first
every Republican = 10 lnld himself iu such pos
thai whoever the arubcarcr Uf iAe Uarty the
next PresdcntS. conte-t ~ be- hc give his mGI-
yiae and unrCecrVcd forts the success o The party
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\. C. AR,ISrR0Ng 4 -ON

Limitations oil Lille. Bs thr Rev. Di ". a. f4ylr VITA
fine portrait rtse. } vol GO. 0vu. 81 -.
Lille 81 Alexander OHH ~ % ~ George .m"ta. 60. ID.
Printed from platt. ursh elitnn. 81 ia 800 MIRO
iuct.on los toe m. II. IayD. ID 3D.. f"is f.tivo
LOO pages. - -.
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The Life and Work of Pant By the Rev, n w. Far.
rar d. d. vol sDJ PIP. maps, Goth - 2Nols. syo.
$40 pp msps cloth 80 vols eyo. LSoO pp, maps.
half CALI Sl2.
second SERIES of seruons Preached before uniyer.
sy of Oxford 1865 O. BY r. IAddon. d. ID. I2niD 3s5
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O'Aienra'- SnpOirsn. Napoleon ia Eri.-s e. Acs
nom -. Hcen1. ueug t.ie opinions drl f'i 'r- Va
ioieou ~ Barry D. O'Ne-ra w4-h rortIu. 60.
and view of Il. IIoc4a vols. Emo - 30 l.t
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GEORGE hOUrLEUeE y -ON-.

The Life EnI letter, o. FIarcfs. Hasos"s- NIrs-n-
By augustus C. itarc. = iew cdliii nW rttf fi..
limo cloth, steel Portraits, per EEL - The $50 volumes IA
l2mO cloth -.
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In.LTPPlNCDTr 4 CO.

Under the TFicOiOri tir Amer, 90 ,o.lf ir firs
Novel. ~ LIcy I.amtoa HJoIer $500. hnD Did. ~ .
Moth. By Oud4." l-mo 5ar pp, ey.i c.o.i 81 l..
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Weiss NFfurni Ph l0snpLs sew civ n.. fuIt hn.
tr1fcf Revised and dl Inr- HIfl fI 1iek
results OF steuDac discovery ana IosarcA. if NfI %
Z. Fond. luct 30.
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4 COUNTRY REsIDENCE BUPNrD.

The residence OF cX-Judge Ashbcl Green, AT
TcnaGg. y. j. two miles from EnGlcwood, was totally
destroyed by fire early Tuesday evening The fire wac
discovered at G:3O p. H.. on the third floor; having
started u SUPP osed IN bedroom occupied By one oi
the family. The building three stories II height
and was built Of brown stone the interior being flushed
IN carved woodwork. \ large library and art gallery
formed portion " the hrst story. The building was
richly furnished throughout aud bad been the home Of
Judge Green ~ hisfaT8ily for the past ten years.
When the flames were discovered the upper floors
we're ned with smoke that II impossible 10 save
anything from them. Efforts were Immediately di-
Iectcd toward removing tho contents Of the lower
The hooks the pictures, most Of the furniture OF the
fret floor and the silver plate saved From the
second story which the WeangipplTci OF the
family scarcely anything removed. Judge Grcru,
who ia the city AT the time OF the fire arrived upon
the only In lime 10 the roof fall ia and the
walls cfnmbhug to pieces. The building valued at
about $4,000 Its csfimated that the loss the con
tents VIII reach at least $4,000 large number Of
valuable historical papers winch had been co'cIod bv
Judge Green's father aud grandfather were also de-
strOyed.
Toe only insurance policies fonnd yesterday were
the building which amounted to SO JOJ ~ iOl-
lows:
German American $4,000 Fancuil Hail.. - 900
shaWmui, Boston. 1900 Merchants, Prove $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26
THE WAY TESTIMONY WAS MADE IN MAINE.
WON ne B1-aor WIZ aao C11rler BOD

Ii viii be remembered That Ga1celOn declared
that no to November Il bat the committee OF the
Council had any kaowlcdge OF what the returns con-
tanned. The following leters from one OF T. llsbuy Is
Fraukiiu County agents 1nClCs ffidYlis dated No
yember l 1. made Ia accordance with information pre-
yously furnished hin ~ 10 defects IN certain Fusion
returns. Here TWO OF the letters:
FARNiyGToS. Ne. Nov. 10. 1879.
Hon ALoNzo GARcEioy and me E1seaiige Council.
Enclosed please find adays Of clerk OF the towns Of
Rangely Jay. showing that their record was not
made I'D Ia open town meeting, required by
law | have consulted L. i. PllsbuV. and he
Of The same opinion mat tho eerN must mako MS record
an open town meeting 10 i fatal shall forward 9th
testimony Il from Rangeey and Dallas Plan
fafIO1s Please hold back the Franklin County re
turns the remainder % testimony possible
Your o1edient servant
tsignedl Il. EMERY PRATT
NRw-SHAR0N, Nov. II, 1879
Thave Dallas Plantation Franklin County.
ranged for DO amended and they viii be
Forwarded received by also expect affidavit
frum clerk Grceuyille Plan at0n-sanc augoey
aso Others declare the county other Than Fusion for
OF testimony, for that you will have. IN haste.
LSigrsdJ b emery FKATL
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Fur ryFp Mass. Teb. eth. PRINTING Cloth market
IA. had Ildn after tire large sales az yes
cra, settlers indifferent AND ations arc very arm al
! tI4f, ffH 4fi
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4 FLY DODGE.-Balihcade persons are
recommended bs one VINO knows how 10 is himself.
10 have spider painted on the top Of their heads ia f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26
THOMAS NELSON 4 sos,
JIfIDDLETCN

Thr Nincteeufh Century A Hl..oI. T.. nt51t Il'
kcallo crown sN0. t.i pages, Price - Dbl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26

A CANADIAN HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, BURNED
TORONTO Ont, Feb. pa report has just
reached here that the House OF Assembly Frederic
ton n b. Ia fire, but there hope Of saving part OF
IT, The New-Brunswick Legislature was to be opened
there tomorrow Most OF the library books were
saved, and a considerable quantity OF the furniture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26
STABLES BURNED AT NEw-ROCHEILE

Shortly before a. IN. yesterday, the coach
man OF Jared T. Harrson. Hugucnot Park. New
Rochelle aroused from his slumDers by the bark
Ing Of small dog IN the house. II WAS then discovered
that the stable and carriage house had been
in two places, and Notwithstanding the efforts that
made 10 The horses and other contents OF the
building, only cart, moving machine and wheel
barrow rescued from The flames. The entire buid
inc. sx carriages. aud two seighs were heap OF
ruins. while two fay0r.te horses aud "A donkey were
found burnt 10 crisp. TIE building was valued nj
$4,000 the carriages at $1,000 and the horses and don
Key at 500 making total loss OF $1,000, upon which
house and stable Of Mr. Harrison that OF Mr. bert
G.. Hemingway, banker dong business az No. IL Wall
ST. in this city. which tue flames communicated
and which compile tey destroyed together with it's
OF carriages and slegbs valued at IS 600
which there was Insurance 81 800 on the build
ngs IN the Springfield Insurance Company, OF Spring
field Mass and the Hartford Insurance Com pany, OF
Hartford. and IL 900 the contents.
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