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New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
cAIENnARS THIS DAY.

s,pngyy COURT Daniels, J-Conrt opens az
1880 a. M Calendar called at ii m-NOs a. SS a. ~
81 ~ g3 lO1 10 1911. l25 l29 Lap lOS lFS l8o 2OS
OLD POO 23I 230 230 2i3 2i0 Zi5 gOl .. .,
co,st onens ar lO30 A m-NOs l72, 170 lsl, 1855 1893.
III i2S ISs l6 1872 1863. 1852, lO2 lo9 l77 1874 1885,
1872 1874. 374. 1877, l3f, 100. - . ,ooo -
SPECIAL TERM-Beaoh. J.-COurt opens az 1880 O. m -
Demurrer.-No. ll9. Law and bacI-Nos 40S %AO' Az
bi3. 500, $50. -. ,o.ao . -
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
SUCCESSOR TO JOHN F. sMYTH.
prrNoR THAT A NoMuSATION is TO BE SENT IN TO-
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

ALBANY, March cit was rumored among the
politicians of the legislature and city tonight that
Governor Cornell would send to the Senate to-mor-
row the name Of successor to John f. smyth ~
Superintendent of the Insurance Department.
and that the new nominee would be acceptable 10
every Republican Senator. Great weight Is as
cribed to Senator McCarthys remarks IN the oei"Vo
TODAY. intImating the appointment of a new man
as Superintendent of the Department. Inc name ol
ne pToba ble. nominee is not mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

A wen-known lawyer of this State being
neroexed over point 6f law called at the Office OF
brother attorney to consult hD IT, Tho latter re-
uark H. with dignity tnat he usually had pay for us
adyIce IheuD said lawyer number one, extending 90
cenis tell ne ali you know, and give me back tho
onauge."
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
NOMINATIONS.
sHINGToN, March 9.-The President sent

tbe following nominations to the Senate today
John r. smith 70 be Postmaster at Godsboroug, Nj " ,d
Ieverott NJ. Hubbard TO be Postmaster at ""n'soiu
Conn r,,- ohto
III O. DeWolfe Postmaster AZ Flnley, ono ,,o,o
william Ware Peck OF Wyoming Territory 10 DC As7o'i"'0
JusIire of Supreme Court OF New Mexico.
Newton pets Of Penusylvani % De As'Oclalo 'us''0
OF the supreme Court of WI yOming Territory.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
ISAAC w. HAYNE.

CHARLESTON, s. c., March 9.-The Hon.
Isaac W. Hayne who for twenty years preceding
reconstruction the Attorney General OF South Carolina
died Yesterday at age OF seventy He was
Grand sou OF Isaao Hayne executed here by the
BRUSH during their occupation OF Charleston In tho
Revolutionary war.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
4 RECEPTION, BUT NO PARADE.

The Ancient Order Of Hibernians met last
night al No. 1I6S Firstaye. II was decided that
the society should take part IN the parade on st.
patrick,s D,y mt ms tcad should give reception
ts rooms III inc evening and GeyO,e the proceeds VI
mi, 10 the PaTnell fund.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
THE GREAT SOUTHERN LINE OPEN.

,,sser,cr tram, on the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
s.d over tue entire Length Of the road, botl North
and sont Monday The NOrtherA-DouDd tram arriving
promptly o. time lhlo maihS 'ho "P'"'"s VI '"V iY'"
10 all Kinds OF business.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
sEu WORK CrrY

Mercer ST. n e cor West sd-st 5Oxlo5 II W Kennedy.
Dssy Tssyo' to Iho Manhattan o $4,000
(3a INTEREST," Mary L Halsey TO Adophus Hal ,ooo
poneiaS and we TO Wilhelm PickhaTdt 800
another SS TO 10 James sL7Oo
Lsxngfcn,aye 500 Il Of 5ist u, 2OISO chas ooo
ynss lU lots) ohais' a .ou''''on $4,000
3D. sh c8g v igTae 0OOo
SdGIs snsS s. e2eesrI. ETC. to Smith Ely r, 5000
Life Insurance Company OF Hartford Conn., to Ed =.
shSye' %rea 8 75 It Of I7thst i356I78 iOIirssu-
sd-dyS vi. 6iio & Of IiSt6s, 8 iloK99 sa6SSs ds
SSS; iGna.h N'sse'cha' anu Wi' " 5000
sstsk no 52G Vest s0x9S6 David McAdam and
12ons Tii% x 20 Hf9 i9 Ras $o1sji james De Kyn
.st ASIy 5 r. Of Stisye axi6i Jacob BOOK.
and vie zetta Uhfeder and auother e1 % ooo
7!tSst si'V5 to 75ths ST. l2j II Of iotlave. 29Kgoi4
Mary ISSeap ~ iSsE ana 'nOISi 'A'''''.'o . $500
42dE ,, rs I1o so Sf ,baTies Ramsey 10000
e2dst So q ot gLh-sye; 2 ,,srr;a 11iOooT 'Onn
3sthst SIS wo l,SaDo M 5S I1spfy 6 Han
QnacAGnbqsh, , tt sItlIAn' '. e'., ~ -. IS
7st9s s. osr Ma ana n husband to Rachel speman 1900
$ r6 lq9 Ssba9d u Sa go 10 Daniel ngsr $4,000
sjtest s ttStoD 9 SS ioD to la Ella MeiRiTe $500
46tns, Z ISf sin ana a. aSoaer 10 Amelia Burr - 10000
9ls; = d 100 10 1t tieorae Sl Mcdowell io5Oc
llfth.st Il 5, l4O II W OF 4Ihave, 0lN1OOlO susan
w Winant eKeCutrI. etc, to sarah IA tleisoa
5sthth II = 100 70 OF 6thaye luOxlOO3 ana also
l.st, OF 6th-avc, 0UXlUOoi tharles
Barney ud Ashoei IL Barney ------.-,-
~, " Of ll5xluu.O CbSFiVs A..
II barney and wife to Aslbel VI barney No'oo"
Tod - : $50 II e Of ave. l0OXi5S -xi05f. o0i
charles IL Toad ana wlio to Theodore w iOd" ~
iO5th.st : :, 200 IL OF 2dave l6.sxlOO9; smSth'
Te,eres, &c to E"waia On'ne" anu G9Io
l2Sth 81 s and SsbssS 10 James Ramsay fI79
RECORDED LEASES.
Hart James to D wolf, part of No 2o2 9thaye. oo.
| smlb Eiward 10 d Youmans part Of basement
Of no lO4 Broadway, . years reut 3OO'
| Taylor IL IL Lohwan Nos 2O1 and zO9 East 4Zd oa
ST years rent "''"'
| kECOkDED MUKrHAGES
Axriev Beniamn b and wife TO Adelaide NJ Bell Nos ,
4 Broadway, years SSosSOJ
can aye PSI. and GSist months :. 1000
| Christie, William aud another 10 J III Deane, ms -.
| lO5thsL 4traye NOR cages. year, lotai... iVOo
Dayls AIM r. and husband Emily W Buckianu, rs -.
| Lex Dgtonave, lO7th-st months spOO0
same, William Reid Lexlngton-ave lVftss~ ,...,,
months. .-s s-s~s
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
IIe was BON at Salisbury. Nh. In 1s26 /;

lIe WAS bonn no SaIsbury, Nd, In IoZO !;
,y,s graduated with honor Dcken,on College, Car
isle PENN III 1S46 Joined the Baltimore Conference
OF TIE Methodist Episcopal Church IN 1sis, ana for
t,venty years was stationed in charge Of many
f tbe largest churches OF that denomination IN Mary
Ind aud Penn vania. In 1865 he elected Presi
dent OF ID ckenson College. The General Conference
,hich met Iu Brooklyn IN 1879 appointed DR..
Dasbe corresponding secretary Oi the Miss onary So
cety OF tho Mehodst Episcopal Churcn TO succeed Lhe
ate venerable Dr. j. T. Durbu, who had held the Ohice
- nv Vqar
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
DIR. A. Ii. HALLE.

NORWICH, Conn, March 9s-Dr. A. b. Halle
had prasticed medicine here for about forty years.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

ia hf as 1853 e sops sg sS Na, s ts9 lT72 1872 1890
is2 io2 iS47 5si7 1852 1875 1868 isi iS iSs sso sSA
ak pAHr ,d II % poassge ig o5 -Sog S2sDi 49, 8, 1872 @
1873 a tf5 az a a ~ ;oeo lySs IA l,g 1921 1922 1851 1854
iS76 Ig . l9 1887 ass ls Ies5 s4 g4 I9 hgi lsaS aS
1923. 1894 1879 1885, 1897, 1898 1852 2006 300i .00S
PART III-van Worst J.-ConI opens at 1880 a. m-ca,s
on N2 es sl 1 rSeM S9s 9S sag calendar
FIeelI9gu opens at II mNOs. q. 81 Il. 9s
SPECIAL rEey-CIlts 0. J.court opens a. 10 n-casa,
TRIAL TEam-PGRIs ri and lII-Adiouraed for the term
J. + Day and Van fIoossn JJConrt opens az a. SSos
% 26 49, b. S2 80 81 80 Ao as ,s 6s a. aOon.
No. 10.
a Mos Ii7s ls5s, 1868 1863 1852 i2o5. iz47 Js5o
1873 1 ss' 1929 5Sso i5 1871 5s i5s s' i'0' 4i S1'
PART IIAdiOurned for the term.
9psnf 7ea 81 10 "a i Ss Ss5 G 2s 4l7o iSSI CO. 47S
II-Goepp J.-COurt opens at 1880 O. m-Nos 2595
1893 1893 o 5 1874 sa assa 25g eIS S so so 5Ss
Sos2 SOs5 30s4 sOs5 SOs6 3Os7 3Oss $685. 5000 SQ9l
o So qoi sS5 sY sos o SS sg so sSS o SiY ss sY
$2s $t slaS s siS $M M SIS gs sas @ sS $lS $I ss
$s5 M $I5S ss $s9 s M $ s5S 5S $55 S5 s5s s5 $s
sl68 Sla9 360 3le2 363 sl94 Sl6e, Sles, Sl5s Si7L
$i14 1 $7s Ia a. sss sIs Sl7S S S'S SS $751; S'@
PART iIIsheridan Jcogrt opens at 1880 @1Sos ass
$o57 s0l6 SO5 sois' 3Ole 30 % 8o5l 1852 3o5s s0S5
sS9S 500 so7i sc7s 1913 SSSi 'O''' ' 0 n. . ~
GENERAL SEsSiONs-PART lCOWinR, J.-Ihe People agt
Thomas DAILY Christopher Mazz0ck sam Gee felOniOus as
battery LOckneT larceny from the person
John v FarTnsten false James McCofey rob-
berry Maggie Munday James Harrison. petit larceny Dan
el Clar robbery william OhIsOn. Henry V. Hill Thomas
OConnOr William storm William Fink. burelary charles
Wliam burglary John Lynch grand larceny Henry Bel
mont Charles smith, assault and battery Thomas White
James Riley. Leon McCullum Henry W. Brown, burgsryI
William Wright Joseph Dnnn petit larceny Max kase bHrg
larry: Timothy Phelan. Mary Bohek Anton smith, Patrick
Mullen, excise.
PART II-Gllders'eeve 1.-THE Peonle agt John Hughes
telonious battery Edward Brown John Johnon
burglary Henry Cornelius Augustus Heaiy John HAIRS
grand larceny Terrence Mcnenn0 el0nous assault snd Dat
tery Michael Smith, grand larceny; James OBrien burg
arYi Wi Liam Beck r. Isabella Becker BENJAMIN Greene,
Matthew Johnson James Seaes, grand larceny Francis
McMahon, feoaiops asaut and battery; Bernard kuee
solomon J. Rnberg Moses Maum. pet larceny John Cur
In Paul CuInln assault and battery.
UNIFIED SIAIFs DISTRICT GOCu-IN ADmnA1ii -Choate.J'
Nos 80, 81 50, g. 81 4J, Sj. I0 ff. a. 10 81.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
OBITUARY..
THE REV. DR.. ROBERT +. DAsHIELL.
The Rev. DR.. Robert l.. Dashiell, correspond

The Rev. DR.. Robert l.. Dashiell, correspond
In sec etary OF Missionary Socicty OF the Methods,
Epscopal Cnurch, died Monday at Newark. ago hitJ-
s,ur years He formerly president of Dlcken -on
C,Ilcgo at Carlisle Penn, and held charges IN Balu-
more Jersey city. Newark and other places. lie was
lu five months.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

Axrier Beniamin b and wife to Adelaide NJ Bell Nos
335 and 32T Broadwey, years o.. >
campbell James 10 Harrison, cor Madison
anu bJdSl 4 nOblns..-..-.
Christie William aud another 70 ii Deane, Ii .
lO5th-sL 4tll-aye. NOR. cages. year total...-.
Davis Aim +. and husband 10 Emily W Buckianu, -
Lexpgton-ave, lO7th-st months. ..-.........-.,.
same 10 William Reid LexlngtOn-ave. 8 lVitsss
, 1880-11-05
SORRY FOR THE PEOPLE"

Gen. lInncOck Is ttgorry far tho ucD1,le and
tho [Do,nocratic] party" Gen. hancock
talks VERY fooljsllly. "Sorry for the neo-
nloul Vlat does Gen. Hancock mennY
Docs he think TINT the Amorlcan peoule oro
ant to net without reflection? Docs ],c think
that tl,cy aro i,lcapablo OF right reasoning
Does l1e think TINT thoy hayo m1sapurt-
l,en1cd tho issue upon which they have lust
rendered a verdict? In 1868 Gen, lIaucoc]s
expressed fears Of "uigeer domination"
frl,u pcoplo Of TIM North 9lhl mt sI,nro his
fears. In Senteuber last Gen. IInncne], re-
uartled tl1e election of l,ats,ul IN Arujne as
IN elorious yictorv,, for tim Demoeracv
The peopIe of tho North looked upou 1t with
n,urm. In October last Gan. llancock sat,i
tho tariff question was 4 local iys,,o which
was onee " brought lin III his nnttye to,yn.,,
At tho nlsurtlity. tho ritlteutousucsx of th,s
prouosItion tim ueopte eycrywhrro lnup)yl
Ilut this man. who Ia so Ignorant or i],o first
prtncfnles of mljtfco1 een,omv flint In b,..
trays himself wl,oneyor he oprns his month
uuon tim subIact.--thfs MAI, nltfcs tI,o ncn.
plot Whyp 1,ccnusa tl,cv hnyo vntn,, tho
Democratlo marty ttowu n,,d votrd MIN ,|own
It NAV bo crupl to striko n nan nftcr In ia
down. Int when n ,nnn who /. ftown ilfts i,Is
jtEnu TO l1lnkD offensive rGubuFk 1t IL 11t9t
to rebuke lin. Tn nxnrcss,nr sorrow for tho
peopls f;m,. lInncorlf insu,,a Them. Uo i'm,
nlirs thnt thov oro incouohl, of fnrm;,,, mn,
recording NJ, ,,int.ll,r.ut. Inst fu,lrm.,,t Iic.
tle mnn vim mnra finn n,,v presEIentini
oa,,,ltdato kno,yn tn o,,r ,olitIcs Inns shown
]eunrnnco of mh,Ic ntfnirs cxnrosses
Ills con,rmut tnr thc ;utnlltrnnco NJ tha
mou]n by co,,tlrs,anlInt, IN r}tv themi ,rhn
nss,,,nntfnn nf tl,fu NM, Itanrock ts mnn.
stjhus: II IL conu1c,i nmlv hy his ,lenso tvno.
runcc, Asu r,,,a crttfrtsm nt n 1,rrsIlrntin,
cnnlt,lotn may wall ronsn wItl, his ,1cf,nt
l,ut whan, II, tho t,,ro.s of ,lrgcnt l,e snccrs
ut Inn vorv ,,owrr hv whtrl, hc so tntai,
snr,,ht tn n,avnto h,weoif IN ro,,,ru him J..
mcr., ,,ot.tic i,.stica Mar ia II rivht thnt t:on
l,nnrnrlr should In ho,I rni1t,nss nY roanon.
sihilI,v Tor ,I,o men,noss nnd ,nnn'l,rItv y,
, 1880-11-05

be examined aro MIR. Gladstone. Mr., bright, and
Mr.. FnrAtor, md II will to sought 10 show TINT
tho speeches Of these listl,,guslctl Cabinet of-
orrH, on ynrluls occnstntss, have bcon quito ns
revolutionary NJ any nlut1c by tho prosecuted
parties. Tho 11Hke Of 1.oftlstcr, tho Marquis Ut
alIgn, tho Marlus nf I.nnds'lowHc. the Earl Of
Kcnmnrc, and otfor Irish landlords Will t>o OK
an!ncd ns to tito management Of thoir cstntcs,
for tho purpose ut showing that thoy hnve been
80 hnrsf, ,il,RrncruuR, anl Unjust rs to justify
atrnns lnngunge IN describing them md
their acts Several farmers will also
10 examined. As tho examination will
to made under oath, md given tho wildcat pub
lIclty, tho 1.nnd fcnRalcrs think TINT tho trials
will ,lo mich more towards showing up tho bur-
lmro,sa lnfld codo Of 1rc!nnd than would twenty
t0ya1 Commissions. II II nmIttcd ut, nil hands
TINT tho lrKnl tnont employed by tho defense IL
superior In ovory why to thAt In tho sorricu Of
thu GoyernMent.
, 1880-11-05
WhSnINTT0N ITEMS.


WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 4.-Arch'ba!9
Forbes, European wars correspondent, "hea
here. Will bo the guest OF Lieut.. Grec''' y.
tho Engineer Corps, who was Ills con'panso"
In Russia.
Col. burr. who accompanied the Preslaeh'
tial party, Inns returned, aud says ulat M.s, !ss
Hayes created more enthusiasm on NV
trip tam oven tho President or Gen. o"e1'
illa1l.
Nayal circles are greatly Interested IN .no
naval review which IL to tuke placoat lla'n'
ton Roads next Wednesday,
The candidates for Inspector OF nteaaa
Vessels In the Fifth District, wlc! tncloue.
tbs Northwestern Statcs, aEo tilido''' ~ I''
present Inspector. OF l,ollurs ut GNleila' 1'''
aud s. T. U0uEl,Iy. another inslWc1of'
~ the lPes{tfs Assoctassd t'1tSs: 1,o,a
WAsllSoTos, U. u. Noy 4@Tho 49, uas',yf II
nry department purchased 20 ooo ptliHas H.
ttha silver to-uay TOR ttelyerynt tla ll,Insut,
phla, San Francisco. alM New Orleans A'n'''
, 1880-11-05

A1lL ARTHUR DAYIEy roTrE,b son OF
ThoInas Nayley Potter, II. r.. has boom in tho
city for sayera! days. lilo arrived hero bcfora
tho Presidential election. Baw sono OF tho purity
torchllHht PROFESSIONS, heard campaign speeches
Ut both slles, visited number OF tho pills On
ccctlon.day. to &ee tho Amcr!can mcthod ut
conducting elections, w'la ut Potter palmur'4
Democratic headquarters when tho returns wore
aamtng III until tho Democrats suddenly put out
tho lights and tol Into tho tlarkness whe, thuy
heard tho nows from Now York, He then visit
cd tho lcpuh'icau headquarters at John u,
keep from "enthuslny with tho 800 exuberant
Republicans ho found thero. IIo theu luuIo bis
wuy to rllE TH1IuhH Office, whoso he
saw 1000 uulo Republicans reading tho 70.
, 1880-11-05

Mn. 1st'sKtN has cumo out M a au,n,..
Of tho irish i.antl t.eaguo. IIo noycr 'er r..a,'
newspapers, and hnd never hcarrt Of In Jug
League until nnmnbody nakcd him n ha ''ano
proved Of Its principles Hut he hnd m ,a'le n.y.
in evolving from hta Irner ennscIo,lsur.. .a
prn9r'1n of tim 1.eunuc: "lrcIn,nl fnr .o .ne
Irish, Atf no 1naii to osscss mure 1an tho, 'e ~
cat, ncually use." ''trhls formula" s,ys .a ~
I'H Afna Gtseic, goes boyanl tho yIcws n, Ws ns
parnefl. hut It mist bu right, for We oro ,n,; &
INIT lt expresses tho intentions Of tho .>Iakrs
OF ireland AMI ali other tands.' sr. l,".sir
tnoflnstty hints That, Unless thcy fnko into ,aIl
cos1'issis nfiu WIN ltnaws tho why's uf t,l ,",
ter ttlan they tlo tho I.cag,,rra viii M, rona.
fhor Gnh Until nfter tnnny failures and t,o.,"..
According to so'11 current theories Sir. L,,.kts:.
language is distinctly acttttois, anil bo shna,
stnnd III tho sunne dock with Mr, rnrnoll w.
Sexton, mud Atr. uIg4nr." y 's'
, 1880-11-05
THH Joliet Rolltng-A[illa tnttenctl ot,t The
Democracy VI Joliet thinner tan stiput-lru


Tho Now Workers didn't say Grace very
tollt!.
"Tl,o services wcro brief but impresstyc.n
lI0uno Perry.
Advice to poets: Campaign melodies will
make torcIy llnnR for cnrpcts.
Onc Of tho satdcst results OF Lieut., Sct,wat+
kun Polar expedition Is tho fuct thal ts lender
IL gany to lecture about II.
"Student Of History y"-Tcs, George Wash
tngton WINS tho Fatilor Of Ills Country. Old MN
Washington was tho fnthur Of 0corrc.
Tho newest style of bnnnut Is called
symphony, probnbly because thorn can never ba
my symphony III tho house until ono Is pur.
chased.
The 1'riuccss Louise will not return to
Canntln this ypar. II tho Princess hnd Il It,jsy-
woIsy or two ut homo she would be moro allx[ous
to stny thore.
The London I'tn1cs says TINT "llys. Lang
try left 1.ondo,. bccause tor bcn,ty wns ctI*cl
BY TINT Of another." THIS Ia tho lfrst lntlmatlon
OF Sr. Tliens departure from AmcFIcA.
"Was there n glacial mau III A,ncricAs'
rsks Il. r. DnCosth tn tho Inst number 1T tho
Scientific American. This wlllful ignoring Of tho
Albums family will get Dir. LII Costa Into trouble
SOME day.
" Kentucky is still MI right" exclalms the
louisville C0srer Journal, which tnnkes It eyt.
tlunt that tho reported discovery In Tennessee Ut
horso thAt could bcat Tcn IIroeck'H titi!o was 4
campaign llo.
Put away tho campaign ISLANDERS,
Tho election cooked thotr gooso;
Whom my state went buck on Lnnlcrs
lfnncUck wandered up tho slulcc.
II. II. English.
lis refreshing to pick llp dozen or 50 OF
olr csteolnetl contemporaries Auil not Gc ttl"
fr0ntod With tho rG,nnrs thut vat lust tho tnlr 10
long awaited hns arrived. aild Cru nt.0thar sun
tho question whether truth ind right 10 pre-
yAil AKalnst dishonesty aud falsello0A will ha'o
been Ieottled."
a party Of men In Cincinnati entered
room In buslnrsA-hiock, chloroformcd II young
lAwyor. tied handkerchief over his mouth md
t0wel nycr hts uycs, bound his legs md nrus to.
Rclfor With cortl from tho wlndow-curtatn, anu
secured but e21 from tho olllco safo for faelf
tsonblo. No c!ew to tho other luwycrs has been
SECURED.
! INN Tired Of this loneliness, darling
6o tirol OF this dcs.,lnte pain
Az 1watch thru tho sosrowfll shadows
For tho ol4 days that onnp uot agnIn;
Oh, why should tho loyc tnt hath gla!dcuea
EAch life With such passionate bliss,
Uy those words Ut my puor giEilsh anger
n0 changed to such coldncas u th!sf
I'm 80 tIrod Of meeting you, darling.
More cotdly than strangers should meet
Mid tho sconps of gay la.Rhtor and music
And tho lnlrth OF tho glad, dunc!ng foot
MID scenoa whero together We mingled,
Thu Hayost of oil tho bright thronR-
Now tours din. my pyos for tho laughter
And my lips hava but sjghs tor tho soug'
-helty to Itklela,
, 1880-11-05

COOL MAN IN TIE RIGHT PLACE.
During tho session of tho Republican Ma
tIonal convention "fllo Man on tho top
bench" was posted III such conspicuous
position TINT Elo co''I't ',nt help noticing many
small details that wrre mt noticeable 10
those In tho tnftlst ut tho hur!y-bnrly. lnl'is
calm a1l nliisHtinoi1s errie, he was not
amazed E'y tho frcnzy aHtl enthusiastic f!1ror
III ttlo cf0w'tA bei'lw, aiitt consequently sur
seycd tile illclep win nnprejA'ttcctl eyrs atld
opportunities for l,c!.DltlinE effects. There
,,,, ,,,,,, fo,,,r, ~ ~. ,t,,,a, .1,nt t.at,,I
M@S uto ie"t''o ~ t''o e't'"tN th1' '4'etc"
his attention, AH TINT was tile CnDlesa 0f the
ouo r,r,, IL, 4l,ct ~ Of oceor,,,ovn ,,o ,v ~,
"''o "'"' ~ s',!s @ '"S' "s''"p'"so "''' ~ ~.
t"lss "''a tf''a'''o''a OF human 'Mtu'e, s''o'''o
'',so ,I pIsn ''.o 1h'S' 'Acnc", ~ aao '.ts
,s.n ""ia'"l1n. ~ e1tn"ss'', "neu o'.'e "lte,
e."'e pFoNo .s run ts tn1'a'1ef' '"oo1'ies ai'o
t''ea ~ 'ts 'o.ts 'of .,at oue '.ls'n' wts:1 llo
uetesa'es spf'nR y u'e'F 1eet anu et loosa
I'ae.t pe"Iup .eSe'tc'nsntt "ne'' LUZ R1e"I
"''uscnce: nie'l nln ""lns,' "o 'onger a'ie
" 'cs.i"''l s'lsmselseS. ss'tv"' a4sl Sslo"sea.
"n, s''"s' ",'u solaporn1 t'lof'iseses "s II
suu"n''s 'at',, su'Hs'1 WIN NV s'escn 'ss'o' .,
wn'f1'a1 WI ,, .s ns's'snes' "nel' ''a n'" p'elce'
sno ',A ~ m"4 - , sn.,'' sa,"n's' WIN .oe easT
HUI ~. .ooso .'.elE '1an'e4S. WIFI ule lep-
4'Se Seihttcsol t't tie"& 1sepuo"eaIt b"iy
, 1880-11-05

TitEHE Is I'LL Increased de,nnnl for Amer
tcin brcldstu1fs In lsusetn. At st. Petersburg
tho price Ut brcnl has increased 100 per cent.
Tho supply Is wholly inadequate. and oven tho
greatiy-!f,crcHscd importation or grain from
this country fA!ls to nlcct the demand.
, 1880-11-05

= 0AEr1ELp's plurality in Massachusetts,
with four tuwns to hear from, Is sEsrk.. The Con-
gresstonai delegation stands tel Republican md
one Democrat, nnd tho Legislature ~ oyeg-
whe!mLtgly Republican. at,u yet Hon l!,stsrr
votol aIMi worked for lfancouk. Tho llopublIcut.
purity Ia happily rid of tho "wlow."
, 1880-11-05

CALIFORNIA is Republican by q safe ma
jorIty. an far Us heartl from Inst night, Con.
Garfield hns G9,a1; votes and Gen. Hancock d.
vi. Tho precincts ycl to ho henr,l from will not
chauge tho result. Mcssrs. paYe nm 1'aehcco,
Republican Congressnen, Hso REFLECTED. Gen.
HOaccrnns, Democrat, defeats Hernco Dayta, Re-
publican. in tho Second District, nnd Dorry,
Democrat. IL reelected In tho Third District.
Tiic Legislature Is Republican on joint bn1lut,
which insuTes tho election Ut n Republican sc-
ccssor to Senator ilooth. Denis kearnoys party
l,as gone to smash. Wcnver's yote in tho wio.c
Suite will not rcsach J,tDo Fale, Denis unl tho
Democracy. Tho Republican victory Is sub.
atiltlttll ono.
, 1880-11-05

THE scorc In tho pedestrian match Mt r. 80
this morning stood: Kowcll 4lG, IittlewonI $50,
Dol,er :I1. Dobler Inns nearly recovered from
his lamcntsy, md when lio retired from thu
trick WIS In good condition. liowcll bcgins TO
chow sFns Of weakening.
, 1880-11-05

wonll 1'nvo hccn east in Chicago II ,bo,. i
hceH moro pl!nE- rtaces. The whole u,,,,.a Iaa
p, inra .rre'es r IN, IN Gn'e1s" !. 1 In NJ Lou. ~
votes woro cast: tho nvernRn WINS ls7 rho "u n. ~
ngo to precinct tn ChicnRo was 1.{. ,rho,s "'ef-
Only f1fty-slx prncncts in Clnc!pnatJ. 49,, aso ~
nrcrage thoro Ia 0s0 votes to a precJnr, -. mo
alleged "o''trago" rcrpotrntcd by tbo ral' ano
,c'hsnty 1lonrtl ut commissioners Ia onos" ssSk
Cincinnati, wl,ero the peDpu nre pot ayc,, .. N
thIlt thoy nrp IaTruf,ctisctj. ""uFa
, 1880-11-05

GEy. Dnr,t, Acting Cl,iuf Signal OfIcar,
purposes issuing ortlrrs III few .lnys lr tho ca-
tablahtncnt ot several additional si4nuls ou tho
luke, tint BhIitHas,ers ,uny Au promptly IN.
formed Ut tho npprourh Of dangerous wt,u,s anll
Of tho direction III which tho Wild IL likely 10
blow froIn. THO lcss"t Ut tho fearful i,sa of
life In tho recent galo has not hoen lost Oh Con,
Drum.
, 1880-11-05
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

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Offices for tho receipt Of subscriptions und advertlao-
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NEW YOtK-ltnom % Tribune Building. +. r. Mr-
FAnpEH, Manager.
GLASGOW, scotlnnd-A1lan's American News
Aaoncr, 81 nenneld-st,
LONDON. Enx.-Amcr1can Exchange. ~ slfnnd.
IRSRi F. Gtta,l1. AeunL
WASutNGTuS. II. Et.-l3l9 street.
, 1880-11-05

TIIE latest reports from Oregon Indicate
thut tho State is undoubtedly tcpuhlic,.,. Tlio
count'es west Of tho C.lscutlo hto,lntuIt,s Kvu
loo Republican majority. The eollntiGs yet to
hcar from will probably reslttcG this to !iD aisl
thu tnatority e,stllIot fall below :aW. The r:lGo
WIS close, but tho Victory Is with tho right
nffa
, 1880-11-05

THE prosecution of tlia l4allll-1 14eagucrs has
not put un cnJ to overt acts IT hostility ". tho
part Ut tho Irish reusantry toward tho landlords,
County LoDkfnnt la,ld.owl,pr anl magistrate
WIS flrud At Wednesday night. but escaped un-
hurt. lat7cli via probably right wien hu aal,i
that II ho aud h!s Immediate frlcnals wrre put
Into prison worsu inrn ar.d more reckless u1,ps
would tnku their piucGs
, 1880-11-05

SESAro1s-E,Ecr atAl1oSE, Of Virgfnia,
dac1inrs to say shushcr hu will net With tho st,-
put,tIcnns or tho Democrats, hut ho sstys TINT
1n will not enter tho Democratic caucus. lie
will probably Join Daytl Davis md tho third
Olrtt.
, 1880-11-05

I'I1Ei:TEES nlcll were kil1utl near Drnsse!s,
belgium, yesterday, By faillng through tho
shntt Of conl-tnfnc. Thu accident WIS u.,llsod
BY tic hronking OF portion Of tho holstlug ap-