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New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

DIED
BRTGGS-On sunday October .. 1880, Captain Nathaniel
Bricgs. his 81 n
Funsr. Johns VI. e Church. Bed, ord
corner o BROOKLYN H.. D.. TUESDAY October g.
al II Friends will kindly omit flowers
Phila lelphla papers please cODY
BROwN-On saturday ?. samuel r. Grown in the
NJ III
Funeral from Johns Church, Elizabeth, v j.
TUESDAY DctO ler D. Al II a. N.
COX-At lie Wes chester County, y Y October -
tue Rev ~amue Hanson Cox ID D.
NOlce Of hereafter
HAITDCk Oct ber Rev. William a. HalOck d. D..
Honorary secretary American Tract society.
~1tI his
Friends tnd r. Alivr. nvft atte d the funeral
vicr- al tne University Place Churc u lJth
Tuesday morning. The 9TH nst.. az I'D OclOck.
>KY-On ThuTsda september 30 A. tie residence II
her n-llW. James IT, Brucu. kOck1WaY. y. j.. Mrs
D- Congrr wife OF John kelsey. ~ the 18th yea of
Fuuer servce- viii hci the Presbyterian huron
MONDAY October at 2:3O Oc K p.
SEAMAN IN y. J. saturday. October >, Aida sea
man. the 1-tl year o. her age
october from the resi- Hence % her
ia Frank Il. Pro pet ST. BRICK .hurch ~ts
upn Of J:lU y. ullD from batclay AMI Chrs
tOpher
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
MIDNIGHT WE4THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

sv7ioDsts 70 81 81 l1t-.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l. l a. m.-Clear weather
continues on tn Atlantic coasi, with warmer east 10
south W nds and lees pressure. Warm eascrly 10
sou. h-rv winds continue the Eastern Gulf States
Tnne.se and Kentucky, with increased coudness and
less pressure The winds heve shifted 10 nornefiy IN
the Western Cur states, with colder, partly cloudy
weather ana local rains. Threatening weather ana
ram prevail u the Lake aou followed u the western
portion by clearing and colder weather ana rising bar
ometer Colder and clear weather has prevailed IN fhe
southwest with northwest To southwest winds and n
creased pressure.
lndNGp0ps.
For New England. warm soutlcrv winds and partly
cloudy weather W-h falling birOneer durlu2 thr day
followed bv cl udlncAs rud Oca rams. rth
VS. 10 southwest wuds. lower aerIturc aud RS
barometer luTIug the night
For be- MIadt -tatr~, party cOnIY weather ana
lgbf rams Ion hrry winds shifting west and north
We al Dbl. followed by gsin- DArO meter a-l slight
fall lu tcluprI"-dic.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
WILLIAM HALF. KIDD.

William A. Hall.ck, ID. d., died at his house
,lty Seturd.y Ii Was DIru al PDlun I, Mass,
IN Juue = 1874. a-c was gfaau.lcd WnnAm' Coii. ="
ia 1919 lie Was one OF tur lonudr.s oi .- An.r.rtn
rt society apd iI- s-cfear} from lst' 90 $50.
- - n. n. rci r.neni from otIc the lei p.a.l. ai.uus
- 49,. .ociety lad reached u-., Iy 1900. lie Vac t.c
r of - uieuOlr VI Harlan Pa-e. Vi winch Il coI.es
we're lrlnJcG
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
To Republican Clubs


CAMPAIGN OdMIrTHEs
THE YEw YORK rHIBUN + Ia. issi,d in the form OF
which are Of Ss|55is s. 'Ars Tse n niac a L,t
Reconciliation Ia l. . -oId ut showing OF
rams financial ci whch has been ale
Con cont 'i'' - per nuu red 81 per thousand
No5 rhe F,nnnee Primer; r1,I'a:, an, c.,-..,
presentation N DE asiss ansnase o current financial
'0p'0' ''0 No 55 rhs Chi.ou, Tragedy.
Mrs hsom eI' bow DOW ei & 9 ns was b,n MY nur = er ne
'-'1'-''' No. 65 The Life of Garaeld.
9 a ii I4.sr arr by Mr ~ - sm. ey sEe,ca of
he as sprecne, 10 pages. irio per hunlrei
30 '' '''1' So Sd The Two Parties.
Political ia An.e-sse l. An ."..fes Dy lionel John
"D-i~' 'u '' 80 81 Han TO the Chiet o.,,..
Held NeN-l'r.. 'l.n speecns' O. s",'"g hepu2hsans
No -. Brisndier' IppermeSt s,.....
aae. I'M ii-.logs Fors.ry -thc Ilc Lad Bare rae
Iri,aeis AND hc easo ~ cont lc-ltcs congress
Counted N.aied Price Gems - ler hunirei PER
''''''''''1 No 90. Can the Sorib Ag1rI II.
>etlf ~ 'hi I..,' [ ,.y % a. .,,'1ie, ~ %, %,
loc- au'c sI1 r ile tcc'u Is n'd- 'p rom me oh
ey,rr voter 'u D. 10 fca" t'icc cents - per hun
le teugo igAn ia A h'"-4@ o., 4.io'a rso'p%Fi,y 70 %
Pa D lraths for n-. ,iH i, 'a ~ ,rI.e .t ct
NV aa N ~, ilouse VI .,re-e e.it.ycs- Price cents
J. '' -'"''' 10. D. iur Eyarr,'. -peecn.
con- ahg r,s, 'i Vii rc,n. IS of e peAocr1e, VEG
bl itep oucro o. tnr p.e - o, .Ae non. " N N
i'r D.. ocais ; p.rnu-ure.. ~ pr t4o4- aud
orders any o tne ABOVE promptly nled cash must &C
COM , -D O''''' '' THE rnsuX&
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

DR. JAYNE's EXPECTORANT is both a palla-
tive and curative in all Lung Complaints Bronchitis. DC.
II standard remedy Coughs and Colds and needs
only IA trial 70 prov rs worth.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

Protect your Carpets by using the Motn-prooi Sewed
C4rpet Lining Us Only that manufactured Of cotton ami
PAPER. American carpet Lining ompany, NewIOrk and
Boston. sale BY all Carpet Dealers
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

NJ
,le freiyn 1ri'4 fol +,r "a s.. Otto
l.r g. .--n viii cu-c tl4 ulcr Il --DAN. o. 1850
H. In f.
ou I.nN $3.50 ir rrlurc uV stems lr
Af.r. fu.l u trantr
i,, .re. t a,r. esq. . AIDA . France ailr,L
bv .t..m-hlu Fi u. .HFrr d.. hrDA b. AZ ,iI
u. nr l-utoue. b. AcuuuHr ya q Gee % wu
l-arru- -pou se.I.F . tt u.s rr pee ally
ad out 80 I.. i- ll tl Fh "p' 'i i'Lp vet
uu..,. lla p.p.ulti Cher aud ii.. nu q X
1Af lt . ID. Etft,'. 7trt.sa. t, '. . lun ed.
VA Gurrl-to.u spuu I-rr a. rl~u} and scotland
mss, 3r spec A.r .-.f. 4Id &C g. H. t'f -c'Au4 ,I
.t-lp ali 10 o Il. Tor
f...t.I .If.ct T., steamship Zrtla.d hurfc
il M lor Iuro,c. seasnp lLe 3D.. VA southampton
a.. .f-u.I ul.lltla.
ar ai-uairneI ilAmuur- aul B rncu an~Is
~. ml.- ur West indies rail- aud q ;nc leave
s....r rurA October l.~ n. y WfuanIa lr+vc
Sew - uco.er q ilir mata o. -A4la .lg' Nee
Nm. .Irrs.rf ID IIcO
Gc .f = Iuemails Prrrc Q4rou leave New lor4
tI.nuer = 1I ''..ut tu Az friA-
sc1 october lJ aLs ol tuatrttA -. ctva -, rlaa
TlI ~ l- 4 Il-s. POstnI.tsr
P,siOu.r. S-N-l1r- OutoJ.r >. l'5J
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
RcnntILcnn rrImr-r Elertinn-

The I.spubIrAn t,.uu, Hf t' several Aesef bly, p-
tr.ct- .l u~II er- ON lDA
EVENf lrr,a I-- at rucs. fHr ri~ lrpose u
rring ttl,rl.e- g. thc fi.U.lnI .I Conventions
4 county fpuvrurn.. Hr a-' trD in.lrah hali on
WFDNr~I IAN tNENIN., 10. Irto,t. 1I '-+I af so rOck.
reur scn.4 .sI 1c l- same fI f.r 'n-r ,mmttee
,uugr--s t0nvt" or. n. uH BELL lI rlaF evening
October %. r-U. D. t1r folio Wing Itmei p tres
fl.tu Congressional District 40 ..- triua.ir ~
sixth C.l-re. s4bnA District 90 -. Av"gu.t'.
seventh Dougre~si0ua Distinct Co.,'rla Ian. % Ave
A.
Nntl Congressional DISTRICT at church eincc Doth 81,
east = Stl
r-ntn Co1gres District At Rose I'm Hall No AT
2d ave.
Delegates a. De- apport Onri ~ follows;
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

Assembly Conventions be ned Friday ming Octo-
her ; headgu trrers Of
as.Ociaons and d consist Of s many delegates
10 the Assembly uStrct
fourth Assembly DgJrct. where
the convention VIII be held at timers Hail fremont ana be
tho The Alterminic COuven
ton for the wsntV thirI Twenty fourth WIriS
CresenAs forwarded th Of te Central
Committee 232 5Oth-s, immediately after The
Bv orde the Executive Committee of the Rep blcln
Ceutra Committee JoEL ". MASON ChArman
Nrafq
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

GILPIILAN-LADD-Ats ST. Ann 4 on the Heignts October
2 rho y II cheCck. D. D.. assisted Dy tho
Rev J A. Gi allan William Gilman, NJ D.. 10 Miss Kate
Ladd. al Of Brooklyn
AZ notices of larrnge' RIH bg iatJr3,I Cith hIg
name ant aidress.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
Gucc!Gl Eoi ce5.
Home Made Preserves.

Home Made Preserves.
PURE CUH..AN Jelly
sPICaD CANNED FHCIrs.
JAMS. JELLIES PI, kLE-. MIN IL MEATS, &C.,
made and for sale by
- = NfcFLIATH
393 DEGRAW-sT. RRO0KLYN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

rrtprvr OFFICE. OF. 1, l a. m.-Tue downward
,,,,,i..flu lid. ulr,uetrl aouuau-d during ,h" clear
ami lar v.a n.r yr-t.rtlay. The temperature RANGED
n,twc,u 53' aud 90. be aycrigr l6'1 oene Ia
ort au an ia, GORE. poHi,ug d4} last year Ara "a
bi.nef tnau on saturday. ,,...
Ga. a-d parity cloudy weather. win chances OF light
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
Suecl1l Nonres


Acker. uerraII k Coudit
(ACKEB. EDGAR & CO., YOnkers. ". "
l30 1872 Broad and i2dst. 57thst
and eth ave. 81 Rue 6e Chateaudun. Paris.
Our new storu open 57thst anc 6thave
You are solicited fine stock Of goods
and facilities
We are by telephone ard district telegraph
Any orders ether will have prompt attention
Heary a. DanIeis VI. d.. IA LsyigRtonavs near 29hs'
Hours y 70 ! and tot
AtIeu tOn 20 gcDtiepen only.
New Designs In
GAS FIXr RES. CLOCKS. BaONZEs, LAMPS AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK
styls and worXmanphiP
offered by
MITCHELL VANCE q Co,
s36 ami s3s Broadway. NswYOrx
Rupture Relieved and Cured ~ Dr. J. A. slerman's
method without injury inflicted bv russe- lils BOOK
witt valuable NORMAL 20 the ruptured II mailed Tor lOc
Once 1jl Broadway
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

Young tlen'- Eepub lean lab.
Al MOTT Ill. . 4-.4.i. ad.ruA .Ve hflNeen
1-t. mi --thrts.. MS ~ 'NiN",a puOne mocu "ii
f- 4. llr-r.d pY O." ....-.,,,. 80.
,naur b. a. cutu ally NV 80 10 ttcul
FtEDLAIDA u OEDN Ia. President
A. y nl>5.. tl seer ,Anes
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

ram md empera lafe IN the day. may be ex-
pecicd to-day IN this rfty and vicinity
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
vitaiized Phosphites
ARRIED

FIldIIIFH HUNUHFtF'
streLg gthen 10Th BRAIN ana BODY.
A. druggists sell IT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
FIST FIGHT
Between Richmond Newspaper Reporter and a
Member of the Virginia Legislature,

Between Richmond Newspaper Reporter and a
Member of the Virginia Legislature,
Richmond Va, Feb. o. Considerable ex-
element was created at the Capitol during
the session of the General Assembly by q
personal encounter in the rotunda between @.
W. Archer, one of the reporters of the Rich
mond State, and James A. Frazier, member
of the House of Delegates from Rockbridge.
The difficulty grew out of letter written by
Frazier to the Rockbridge Enterprise, cbarg-
ing the Richmond State with gross misstate-
ments of the proceedings of the louise. Mr..
Chamberlain, delegate from Richmond,
one Of the propriotors of the State,
called attention to Mr.. Frazier's
letter, and denounced it rs false,
malicious and slsnderous. Mr.. Frazier, in
reply, disclaimed any intention Of rejecting
upon Captain Chamberlain, and said he refer
red to the reporter of the State Their con-
troversy here ended. Subsequently Mr..
Archer, the reporter of the State, called Mr..
Frazier out into the rotundu, and after
some words, struck him, when fight ensued.
Members of both houses made rush for the
scene. Business was suspended and great
disorder prevailed. A squad of police was
sent for and all the parties to the fracas
were finally arrested and bailed to ap-
pear before the police court tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
$4,000 Yards of Hamburg Edgings,
n A Myriad of Styles in Laces,
Silk and Lace Ties, Buttons, &C., &C.

We have nearly sold
out our entire stock Of
winter Boots and Shoes,
and have opened new
goods for the present sea-
son, including a very
large and attractive line
of Ladies' Slippers, in all
styles. We willalso offer
this week a very choice
line of Ladies, Misses
and Children's Boots and
Shoes. These goods are
nearly all custom made,
and of the best qua lily of
material, and finished in
the best manner, and we
recommend them as su-
perior to anything ever
offered heretofore in Tex.
as, both as to quality and
at the same time moder-
ate as to prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
Personal and Household Use:

In extending our bust.
ness from year to year,
80 as to include not only
wearing apparel of every
description, but Carpets,
Upholstery materials and
House Furnishing Goods,
such as Blankets, Quilts,
Coverlids, Sheets, Towels,
Table Cloths. Napkins
and Toilet Articles, The
greatest care has been
taken IN their purchase,
80 US to enable US to offer
our customers goods of
approved wearing quail
ties and attractive de-.
signs, at as low a figure
as similar goods could be
bought for anywhere in
the United States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
MAYOR KALLoOH ADDRESSES THE WORK
INGMEE.

San Francisco, Feb. GA large number of
unemployed workingmen assembled on the
sand lots this afternoon, where they were ad-
dressed by Mayor Kalloch. He gave them
to understand that within few days China
town would be legally declared nuisance
and that they would then get employment.
He counseled them to refrain from any lille
gal or injurious acts until they heard from
him again
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10

Many of our customers
live in the country
and cannot always visit
the city to make their
purchases, but are always
anxious to know some
thing of the new goods
we are opening before de-
gliding as to their own
choice. To those we
would say, write us indi-
eating your wishes, and
,amples of anything in
stock will be promptly
nailed by return mail
rom any or all of our de-
,artments. There need
,e NO embarrassment in
making such a request, It
sour business to do this
cry thing and we always
o it cheerfully.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
PRE- AT PLANO.

Special Dispatch to the Herald.
Plano, FEB 9--At $3.50 o'clock a
tonight fire broke out in
the hotel building known as the Swanson
house, owned by Colonel Oglesby. 1t was
the largest hotel in the city. The fire origin.
ated in room used as school room, by fire
following from the stove door. The building
aud dwelling house were totally destroyed.
Loss not known,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
TRIAL OF REV, COOLEY.

New York, Feb. 9.--The Rev. Edward
Cooley, late superintendent of the Shcp-
herds Fold, was placed on trial to-day in
the court of General Sessions on one Of the
twenty-five Indictments found against him by
the grand jury for starving and ill-treating
and abusing the children placed under bis
care. The greater part of the forenoon was
taken up in securing jury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
OoRsICANA ELECTION.

Special Dispatch to the Herald.
Corsicans, Texas, Feb. 9.--The city cleo
ton to-day almost went by default. The
polls closed and the ballots were counted.
1t resulted, two hundred and ninety-seven
for and twenty-seven against the levy Of the
school tax.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
SANGER BROS.

There is a very large
advance In the prices Of
Carpets, but as we have
a good many patterns
bought before the recent
advance, we shall con-
tinue to offer our present
stock for the next two
weeks at old prices. We
want still more room in
this line, hence we will
continue our offer at low
prices a little longer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
GRANT DELEGATES BLRorEDIBN NEW YORK

Albany, Feb, 9.--The first and second dis
tricts to-day elected delegates to the Republic
can State convention and adopted resolu-
tons in favor of nominating Grant for Presi-
dent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10

TWO HUNDRED ACRES Of number one
| land In this countyi forty acres Of II clear
ed and und y fence; Will sell cheap for cash, or
re-" feblo ~ ''''" " S'' " GEO, SHIELDS.
TNoR sALE--A small place, one mile from
IL Dallas, suitable for gardening or d'iryi
will sell cheap; tor furth, + In formation inquire
OF ed. Culmer, Live Oak street, opposite ID icR
College iebi lw
NOR SALE-The Abney farm, situated on the
Il Dcca 'ur road o miles ST of Dent0L,
Denton county, Texas, This tract Is | 100 acres
tfblack sandy prairie, with 500 acres In Guilt
walton, neat framed tenant houses, good res
ldcnce of roems, with hall and pantry; good
barn and plenty Of water. For sale asa whole
or In any sized lots Address T., W, Abncy,
Abney sFarm p. o., Denton Co Texas.
Jan29lm
LSOR SALE Lots I sale = Eight lots, FIVE
Il on elm street, east sycamore, and three
others, extending back to Pacific avenue, with
gond cottage house, and u beautiful grove on
same. inquire of j. Browning, 1857 Elm st.
janl6dlm
NOR SALE - Three handsome residences,
Il corner Live Oak and Pearl streets, both
large shady yards, gravel walks supplied with
water from water works. Each with AN UNI
foreground cistern and out-houeeS. One third
cash, the remainder at 10 per mt on time, 10
suit purchaser, or will sell for moBtnly INSTALL
lnents. Entire amount DAY able In three years.
A good opportunity Tor married men with
m0derare income to fave rent and secure
homes. Apply to Hughes Bros janl4dn
NOR SALE = Elegant Residence for sale -
IL One of the mosL desirable, commodious
and comfortable IN Dallas or vicinity. In
quire at Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
merci-l O fiice. iansdU
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10

Two members Of our
firm reside permanently
in New York, whose sole
business IL is to know of
whom to buy to the best
advantage, and to note
the varied improvements
in manufacturing such
goods as our customers
want. These two are
aided by Il third member
Of our firm, who dovotes
his entire time 10 study
ing the wants of our
Texas patrons, and our
present advices warrant
us in assuring them that
if genuine bargains are
possible in the present
state of the market, they
shall share with us every
advantage that vigilance,
experience and u wide
knowledge in buying
goods can secure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10

We are now opening
daily many new and
beautiful Novelties in La
dies Dress goods, which
we are offering at exceed
ingly low prices. We
mean tc greatly increase
our attractions in this
department far beyond
all previous efforts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
XLvIrH CONGRESs-SECOND SEES.
SION.


SENArE.--The Vice-President laid before
the Senate resolutions of the Louisiana Legs-
lature, declaring that VIM. P. Kellogg was
not legally elected Senator from that State,
and that Henry NJ. Spofford was legally
elected, and protesting against the injustice
done the people of Louisiana by the recog.
milton of Kellogg us Senator, and requesting
that Spofford be admitted TO the seat now
occupied by Kellogg. Printed and referred
70 committee
After the presentation OF a number OF
petitions and memorials, Mr.. Thurman, from
the Judiciary committee, reported adversely
tho joint resolution authorizing the President
to veto parts of the appropriation bills.
Placed on the calender.
Mr.. Morgan, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, presented the minority re-
port on the bill for the relief of Fitz John
Porter. Laid on the table,
The bill to revive and continue the court
of commissioners on the Alabama claims was
then taken up.
Mr.. Davis, Of Illinois, made o
lone speech in favor Of the distribution of
that part of tho Geneva award which re-
mains in the possession of our government,
and insisted that tho underwriters who paid
insurance on captured and destroyed
vessels are as much entitled to reimburse
ments as the owners Of the vessels not in
sured.
Mr.. Edmunds and Mr.. Blaine expressed
here that the Senate would examine
the subject very carefully before reversing
the former action Of Congress in excluding
the insurers claims.
Messrs. Thurman and Garland made briei
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10

Calcutta, Feb. 9.-Mooshk Aim and Ma
homed Jan have called upon their tribes TO
renew the attack upon the British. Kohis-
tanah and the Ghuzaris have given notice Of
their readiness to march.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10

Attractive
NOVELTIES
will be opened
ID A L L. ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
DUN ~,

LSOUND-m the Lively Hall Ball room, Thurs
Il day night, a check for $3.50 90. Owner can
same by calling on Manget \ Rice, Ticket
Agents, st. George hotel. feb7du
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
sGULLIHG MATCH.

New Castle, Feb. "a match race on tho
Tyne between the scullers, VIM. Elliott, Of
Blithe, and Ro' t. w. Boyd, of Middle
borough, for GOO pounds q side came of
here to-day, over the Tyne championship
course, and was won easily by the latter BY
four lengths ahead Of Elliott. The betting
before the race was FIVE to one OH Boyd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

Paris, Feb. "a dispatch states there is a
serious possibility of Admiral Janereguib
berg resigning from the Ministry of Marine
in consequence of the budget commissioners
decision to postpone the vote for 100000
francs for colonial defenses until proper data
were forthcoming. II is said NJ. Leeper,
Minister of the Interior, will also resign.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
'oYAL THEATRE AT DUBLIN BURNED.
Several Lives Lost--Tho Situation In Ireland
Mr.. Mitchell Proposes Tho Building Of
Railroads In Ireland pamells
Course Condemned Etc. Etc,

London, Fob. 0, - A Oandahar dis
patch says that reports have been received of
a second and moro bloody struggle between
tho rival parties at Iierat. The local troops
attacked the Cabuls stationed there, una
Vorcs, and inflicted heavy loss before tho
Cabuls could bring their artillery to bear ON
their assalants. When this was done the
liorats were defeated with great slaughter
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-26
WILLIAM II. MILLER
!, B. KLINE.
NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILER

ON RECEIPT OF Ss 1 WILL SEND TO ANY
" address sample case of specialties, con-
sistHg Of 8 bottles DR.. RENZ'S Herb Bitters,
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rock and Rye,
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark 'Bonanza") all justly celebrated
goods and recommended for medicinal and family
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Francisco. ja30-1p3m
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The Senate then took up second reading of bills
Senate Bill No. 37o-An Act TO adjudicate certain
claims, and to provide for the payment OF the same
(by Mr.. Johnson).
After long discussion the bill wss ordered en-
crossed by vote OF q ayes TO Is noes.
Mr. Johnson moved at 10:15 P. NJ. to adjourn
Carried.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUBoURC & LAGEs,

AToS. 60 So AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
manufacturers OF Malt and all kinds of Meals, etc
oatmeal. Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour
RnekHheat Flour etc. mrl7 1pf
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SACRAMENTO, March o. 1880.
The Assembly met at $3.50 A. NJ, Speaker Cow
lery in the chair.
On roll call quorum was present.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal approved.
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HuMRoLpT POTATOES.

NHoIcE HUMBOLDT PoTAToEs S1 T-.A At IT TIE :
,Sr1ets sacramento, at 75 cts per hundred. mr6lpt
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
xzI1L Observation-Disclosures DAY.
SENATE.

IPhonographically Reported for the REcoRD-USIoS
by Willis s Stockton.l
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SPEGTAIa TO IaADTES

hMum
and
closed
SFs ag Glaze
@ aay h0" American and European ruling
Doors Will be Kept Open from to $50 P. NJ
wEIEISToCK 81 I.UBEN-
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BY Mr.. Fox-An Act to pr vide for the fsanation
ard classification of corporations for municipal pur
poses and define their powers and duties.
By Mr.. MAYBEJL--An Acs to amend Sections S41+
34l5 and 3417 of the Political Code, relating to pub
lie lands.
By Mr. HARpY-An Act to amend Sections 344S,
si95 and $500 of the Code relating to the purchase
Of State lands
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SACRAMENTO, March %, 1880.
The Senate met in regular session at 10 A. H.,
Pres dent Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called and q quorum present.
The journal OF yesterday was read and approved.
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