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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

Burglars went through the Utica hardware
store the other night, getting ESQ worth Of goods.
The barber shop was relieved Of its ra,srs the
same night.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1880.

bert for Deer Park, and Mayo u Widmer for U u.
Gu. The suit is brought to collect the cost of the
bridge. The amount involved is about s25, 600.
J,edg,nents Wheat n Gridley Bros. v. Phio
Castle, S61l2; ID. McNea " Ezra and John Dew
erauy, 3l,50; Strawn & Powell V. NJ White,
verdict for delft, damages, 800.
Dsmissed-R. Oebolt v. Henry Bruner, each to
pay hall costs q SUITS; NJ. White " A. j.
Doran.
CHANCERY
Katarine Bettcndorf ct al. V. Christina Schmidt,
decree of sale,
John f. Belknap V. Patrick O'Reily and Mary
A. RetZ final decree.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

1t was rumored on the street Tuesday morning
that the Starch Works hands had struck, but
there proves to have been no foundation for the
statement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
Owner Wanted.

Ls at the Installation Dance In the watham Masonic
Hall Deco mbsr sth, LIGHT FALL SHAWL The own
rccyver the same BY calling John Hi the
ball. or through the undersigned. GEo. HEitGEH.
January 81, lSo-sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

Call at Osman & Iapeman's and see those
beautiful sea shells.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
school Books

Ofsall kinds at the lowest prices at Osman g.
Hapemau's, west Of the Court House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
THE COURTS.

|Opinions IN La Sale County Cases Taken to
the Supreme and Appellate Courts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

"a friend in need is friend indeed" Such a
friend is DR.. Marshal's Lung Syrup for coughs,
colds, etc. Il costs p cents, 80 cents and 81
bottle and may save many doctor bill. Sold by
kneussl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
NORMAN KILBURN.

NORMAN EILBURN,
ittorHsYGt Ldtr.
MOTTO I..-FsTATE or EMIL MALLIB, DECEAsRD-
y Notice j. hereby gwen that the undersigned Admin
,traur Of the Estate II Emil Male, late II the county
Of "a Sse and stat, Of Illinois Gs-"sse viii appear bcforc
the County Court % said county the Third Monday DE
Eg ihe 18Th day o! April IsS the County Court House
4u ottawa sAd county. when ati where all persons hAv
rg claims demands against sail estate are notified to
attend and pre~entthe IN writing for adj ustmcnt
Dltei this 81 day o. February a. Il. 1850. . -
HENRY HARTMAN.
fehs-sw Administrator
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
ECLECTIC SHORTHAND.


Nv :. q. CROSS | vol. l2no. Second
Edison. Price e.
''The bricfcsi, mos easily acquired and by far
the most interesting ~ any system 81 short hand have
undertaken a6lc TO use II In nay business aft,T
ffteeH dsg&S in struCiOn and practice. John u. CTf
zen, ReGsSer 81 Pennsylvania RduTOdd Insurance
Company
81 commenced the study Of Eclectic Short Hand
on Apr Il uId, by sPplying myself sufficiently
quaintcd with the system 10 report speeches nj the ".
{. T. T. JHnt II, 1879 and ma II great aid In my busi
In taking DotceJ lectures and all public ncctihgs
and In carrying private correspondence and Keeping
private accounts. | can heartily recommend the sys
icm'-E v. Far11, EdHtor ~ he Amboy Fh.D
JOHrHd
'PrOhciencv for aInanucnss' work has been at
tanned In less tfti months. and for rcTttag Ia
three mOStk1 II SURPRISES all other methods In
requirement. breyty and legibility. | have tested II
again and again In these respects and speak what !
know. --Prot GeDpe Tdeger, Ldnietts1ck 1cdhsSay,
PL.bLisipRgt.
SOLD BY 0SMAN & HAPEMAN,
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House and Lot Wanted
GEORGE M LELAND.

For a stock Of goods ami good will ~ a business.
Value fsi To 81 Oh,
January 3lIw DR. j. -. HARRIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

Miss Ruthcrford's Buttercup was new idea, but
proved eminently successful. The orchestra was
yely good--for Ottawa.
COMING.
]. Rails "Uncle Toms Cabin is booked at
the Opera House for Saturday evening, Feb. l4th
During January the company played in Pennsyl-
vania towns and wherever mentioned by Dramatic
Netcs correspondents is spoken of as drawing
large houses and as giving pleasing entertain.
ment.
'MIsTAKEs OF BOB"
On Monday evening Feb. 10th, Hon. l.. F,
Copeland, of Indiana, will deliver at the Opera
House his lecture, mistakes of Bob" Unger
soil The immense audlcHce which heard Bob
last night on mistakes of Moses" will naturally
feel an interest in this lecture by Mr.. Copeland.
few clippings, therefore, of how Mr.. Z. is re-
celyed cannot but be of interest We clip from
circular to be issued today
l.. F. Copelands Sunday night lecture, "Mis-
takes of Bob" was one of the finest lectures ever
delved in the city.-Drandtic Ne,cS.
| have no hesitation in saying that extensive
travel, liberal education, and fine sense of hui
NOR, combined with a natural gift of oratory,
render Mr. Copeland as a lecturer the peer of
ance.- William Cullen Bryant QS14)
Hon. l.. F. Copeland delivered his lecture,
mistakes Of Bob, from Heather Standpoint"
at the Opera House, Monday evening. The hall
was well filled Taken from either a heather or
Christian standpoint the lecture was an over
match for that of lngersol His fund of anec-
dotes, wit, sarcasm rcpartec and humor kept the
the large audience in almost continual uproar
of laughtcr.--Souh Bnd (ind) Register.
THE BERGER FAMILY.
This celebrated family will give one OF their
popular entertainments at the Opera House on
Tuesday evening Feb. Il. The company con
tains u stars, vocalists, instrumental soosts la
dy orchestra and ladies' silver cornct band, and
the character vocalist Sidney Burt. The pro-
gramme will consist of songs, ballads, duets, in
strumental solos, orchestra overtures, cornet
band quicksteps, humorous delineations, comic
character approximations etc, etc. The com
pany is everywhere spoken well of and has met
with great success this season. A notable feature
is their low prices 80 cents, including reserved
seats. gallery 30 cents
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Around the Court House.
srrEKYlsORn.

The Board of Supervisors will meet at the
Court House on Monday next at , p. NJ. As court
is in session, the Boards work will be done AT
the City Hall after roll.call at the Court House
All bills against the county should be in on or
before Tuesday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-13

= Die Boiener 8ts. gr. IS entbaIt
fof9enhes Snisrat; sGrlanbe mir, ben
eeehrten Strri6often meme @phauna
q . @ein5e-B ermietberin ergebenf aEs
5u5eisen. @itttue 6ioiger, 81. Rar.
t:nftraee Al, Sof I. Er.H
- Nr. 2 bes Soalftlper areisblatts
|eutbdlt bic fplsenoe Iitbenstuiroiae uab
ltafbole ,,OeHentli6e Grfldrung. SD
erfldre hermit 6ffenttf@, bnB ote pors
silise Neu6eruns neirer tieben SGries
9ermutter, Senrietts Sorn, aeb. Ban
mann BON bier, mi9 BEL ibrem berein,
Iiti9en lupn mir i6on ldneft eruiuI@,
tsn) dbte6en er6tUs Su maiden, b6&it
uuniis ID: y meif i'd meis, ba6 in
RihtS bon ibr 6aben fam; q ih mid
ieIber nit, ueiner 5amilie etndbre uio
trn6btei fnnh; 81 bieie gerIpu no9
-fitt fagen fam. OBJ fe mid ni1t mebr
brauhti 2ebeffen, ben 6. San. 1880.
9apib Nfll1er."
= Solaenbe Gnefoote aus benz De.
i6ugniBlebeo nirb Der ,9ans. 8eitunQ"
dls uerbdrst miteetbsilt: Sn einer
mittleren Gtabt @effpreuEen8 tunreen
Dor einiser Belt stuei Berforen, Elm
f9webiider S9ifsr unb elm alter 5drs
Der aus SannOner. tuelhe lanee Seit ge.
meinfdafIid yseftromt" haiten, uegei
BetielHs orretlrt, ppr ben BoliSeirifter
aeHsnt unb ieoer NIT IA Easen SaIt be-
traft. Ratbem fe i'm @efdnguiS rors
i9riftsmd6is BON uuaejiefer geiditert
moref hoR Iono eufhehffe rSine 6sfnA
uno maine &lsionns befUmmen batien,
iuurcen. lie in zine srmdrmte Belle se'
fdhrt. gu Riitos .aab es &eis NIT
G1weineHeii6. ais binirt mar, flopfte
Ger Sdrber bsm nrideineno ettpns psr'
iastens ShiHer drf Die Stulter unb
faste:N y@eisH Su, g%ol1ese,
b r aIte @Dtt Iebt NO d.
- Gme So9dh:uns Dor N2r. Goifcnl
4ber fpnts ieine neusfte 8 a m p e ni6t
bur1 bic Rsfldme eiipas in bie6bbe
se9ranbt isin? (un.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-13

fam teafparbiaeu Esse an HES BIZ
g1supsmd6rte IN Der fleTnen Stdbf, FIR
fuel6e oas ~gIip5enoe SET fein ffeines
greisniB gepeIsn mai, sgrdfn 6eIeness
nab bic eause Gfabt fiat Sd nidlt reni0
oar0uf susufe. boB cine ~febenbige grdfin
aus ibrem blreerli9.n GhooEe beSpDrs
gegniieen mar.
Baniif mare mad berfDmmlidem ros
manbaffen un6 noueliffsfGen Brau6e
Die @,f1i6te r,ia eigenffi1' ~ gnbe;
bsnh mas. bfeibt nod ~ er3iblen ibria,
Denn bic 9iolsftif osS Sersens unb bic
@eibe bes Briefers oas SD unh ON in
cine b5here GiHbeit nufgef6if babsn?
dnein $ lene mar feine geu5bnline 8os
monbeibin, ME bieienigeu, Don beneu
aGes seiaat if, tuenu mon iTe sliidli@
uHtfr Die 6dubs gebra9t bal, uno uir
m59tan eaber bic @enulb Der 2eier nod
fur Elm b~efonberes S@lubfnpitel in an=
ipru9 ne9mer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-13

H5slit mar. 6eIere battle ii
SIR Hrtbur eirieIl ,3t entfu SFfennh IN
Inn Guf ftie Hnuef e6fenlbdIten Al
f6rfler, sfpds ibr 6efs bsfoeate. ms ri
tDor. glei9Die ibr Batter, aou5 Der I'm
ROT Son's, bos siue lGtFibarg bsIfer
tet als oos 6ortfshe1 IN 70 uaerquiiIis
6en @heoerbdItnifen, azhem ! feine
Mutterpfintsn fie feFeIten, Tenbern mn
Elm Wnnu. Der nos @ortoer @dleihuno
ieIbf 5uerf nuageFprp9en tctte.. Nieie
tam bdnrt aud mirlfid Az Stdnbe. sIier
era mad eineni tnf6en Sahte ed Graf
DITTO f9 nnfongs anF8 gniI&i.benfe
ongesen ffdlbte lub uieber ana 10
1niH8. ben gfiiheneen Qiebha6er An
ipieiel. pir Dor Ger Gbe. GlIein 6sies
ne un6te N befea mas BON SREsr
Stub sc basteu nor nab blieb nnsrfttf,
lid 50 faEsei 6r Batter Iebfe. bg5eb
fe ben 9r6Efen EheiI bes Sahres bei
ibu. glidiih, ipishsr ibrer sfre;jeit
geiieben unb feiucn 2ebensobenb iers
f96nern an f6nnerf. 81. itbriae Reif
brafte ne in QpHnou jn, no sc Odhrmb
oer SdiIen unfrr ihrem friheren Mas
men ole Sdnasrin ouftraf nnO 0ofb MIR
2prbesru be Sale erntete. 91arh BEN
lobe ibres Bafcrs, Der mad bier Sab.
rem erfcistr, iebfe ffe ann3 her &ali.
l1io tuenn man IN ihyem @sbartBerf.
BEN fe niete Gnbltbntea eripies, ru.t
ben Triumpben Der beriihmten elm
germ 2sonarot in ben Seiiuaaen las,
hies g inmsrs sGas 1T unitre 0rd,
i'm Selsneis
Sic biieb uunerbfiratbet, tudhrenb
9rof 8en6er fi9 i'm 2aufe ber 9eit
o%ermdhite. sic 8 aseuete i'm
einual zebR So6reuah ihrer EreunItaa
IN 8ateF9aeen. nit feiner IreuenSrns,
bic fir iehr reih salt, aber bel alIer
Glegan5 10 bdsli6 mar, cos ne ibm
grunb sur Giferfn9t ee6et
Trosbsm fab er Irt ebenIo
lduerlid miirriid aus, ipie friber; EN-
Beueis, bas bic 6dBlihteit Der 5u.i.
len Sroa i'm nimt aIiidli&er aema&t
bate, als bic G96nbeit Der erfteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-13

tbeiIt 8 oHetter's Ro%aenbttters, has arpbe
tont'de uuo resultrenoe 5eiImitteI, ben srdnfbeten
tpu&tiae eiese ans. 6r6fteiRe1er, ansemeine SdEDas
DE, Rbeumafismus, RerueuleiOsH, EerbdHune uHb
Spapepia sehbren su BEN rifbein, bel benen "a f4
IL elm ipeciFihes 6eiImitteI s~rruieien bat. eetns
RStrfHHs III prompt uHo phuftIid. Go uirb iebO6
ni6t bebauptet, bas % auaenbIifli6e fsureu erSieIt,
obtsohI % iGIeuiee aiHceruna ~uerid5aft. east man
Tim cine tinise 5eit. 5u Der ieoe pOrshsIi@e Weebsiu
berebtist ia, 70 tDiro es bic arauibe1eus fhr bic q be-
fftmmt in. nit Der rsurIeI ausro'ten. Del SI5stitaeH
grfraufuneep in 6amiIieu TT % defenders DerttbOI
unb i'm oauseu Ga G If es aIs enc drsnei nun IIns
fdienosr &irffaHfett, heliamer psgefnbilifhr 8ur
iammeuiesuua Il B ucrs1sIihem @e'dmode hodee
fhdsi. Us bat fn furdh refine ~le9itilue Ytittei Irtne
BopuIari at ertDorbeu, Bite ourh unaHfetht6dre 8euaE
I'VE b~arletaan Deroen lam. Wau setrauhe 90 ip-
eeratifn s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-13
B- 6ar MnReDler. -@a

2anb In Wdrathsn G0uHfH Wiscunin.
auseeju6ts far mIdnbereten NIT i6Ians
Zen ahrrnbdumen, eImeu HH1 2inbeu beuI4fen. lab
oder an taben. Die dHffebIHug, beren 6aupfpuHft
Bouidtrwsfi hei5f, "a In rai1em Rdbsfhun ~teartfeu,
.5m Ietten Sabre 1uroeH 3 S6uIhd fer erTi6fef Hnb
3ahrfraRen eebauf. meine bic dnheolnn9 mt Hsanfau
AMI or einen unb nit br Geufralbahn auf Der onberu
Seite nerbinben. Beeen &arteu uno Dettgrer 0ues
limit ionic fuegGu bint9er EifenbdhutiderB IuenOe man
no mhnbIi4 oSer iGriftIi6 an Sohafou. @iettesA
q SaIfes, 101 Wisconsin Str, Mlwankee, Wis.
7ub,I S.wb&Di
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-13

8raa, Is. Sanuar. - Guf benz, Der
Sambureer Spnamitfabrif Gctien &C.
ielfhaft Nlfreb Robel & 60. ~esh5rigen
@tnblifement yRoffod", 5uei Reller
BON Bras selesen, ift cine 4nlaee in
norissr NaGt nit elmer fur9tbnren @Es
plofOn in bic Cuff eeHoseu. Die CT
plofion mar 10 itnrf, baB in benz auf Der
Stantsbnbn bernntommen6en 9resoensr
Sue, troboem berielbe in elmer niertels
~fiiinoisen gntferuung ua6te, bic fdmmts
liden Senfer sinssfblasen iuurbeu.
Details feb!eu nod. Neni4ennerluf
III ni&t 81 befluseH.
Beth, 19. Sanuar. - Der sefrise
Gbeno 1T ruhia u~erlaufen; bod finb FIR
bsute Hn6mittne Grbeitereemonftraz
tiUuen uusetHuOisi, tuOseseu Die BOli5ei
ale Rdsre9eln 9etrofen bat. Der
Stn6ibnnptmann erliss Sies6esHgli6
eiHen Nufruf an bic 8eu6lferung, tporin
er I9iie6li6 bic 5nmilienodter aufor=
bert, BEL ettuaiaen &ubeh6runesn ibre
Ritslieber 5u Sauie unb bic 6aasibore
uno 2dbeu iHnerbolo oe8 GtaotraboHs
aei9lofen ~ balten, bumit Eiht bic
&useln bee eUeutusn aufsebOtenenErup
pen nit ben S@uIOisen aud uui6ult
oige trefeH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
TRYING TO SlVE BALBO From HANGING

Strong efforts are making to save Balbo from the
fate to which be has been condemned. Among those
who have interested themselves in him is DIR.
Howard Crosby, whose wife visited the pris-
oncr few days ago and was lavOrably
impressed by his appearance and story. Dr.
Crosby has sent n letter to Governor Cornell
adding his appeal for mercy to the many already
made On May % the Governor will listen to aTgu-
ments in favor Of ccmcncy from the condemned
mans counsel, William +. Knitting and Frederic
r. COudert, counsel for the Italian Legation. Besides
their arguments aud a petition for commu, alton
signed by several thousand citizens they will also
present letter from the late Chie-JuStice Church,
the last letter pcnned by him. and personally mailed
on tic morning Of the day of his death. III which he
declared his opinion that Balbo should not have
been convicted of higher crime than murder in
the second degree. which IL intentional kill
ing without reconciliation or delber
preparing printed pamphlet, giving resume OF
the whole case, and pointing ont the grounds upon
which the appeal for Executive interference Is
made. Spnor Campann who will sail on the
Celtic for England MAY 81 will visit Albany bo-
fore his departure and add his personal ntcccssion
to the many letters he has obtained from prominent
Italians aud forwarded to the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

commandment Of rstclsss carriage were two foreign
era. m, Asanco, spaniard. and M Bioeh' German
f,viss. neither Of whom could speak French or tne
language Of the other but both, or at least NJ Bocn
ad heard OF the recent murder IN railway carriage on
the same line The Swiss had handsome oane' which
the other admsred wishing to ascertain whether was
sword. stick and not being able to make himself uh-
derstood, he made the gesture Of man drawing
weapon aud brandshing 1t. NJ. Bloch, who had sun tne
recollection OF the railroad horror on his mnd OF once
supposed that his travelling companion was murderer
aud thought that his last hour had come In the nope
of propatug his executoner he took out in fear ana
trembling his pocketbook, poremonnae ana Watcn' auu
offered them hsle to be spared The spanard saw te
mistake and his pautomime and unintegble language
intended TO reassure NJ Bloch only terrified him the
more The latter suddenly noticed that the carriage
was provided with an alarm signal sounded It, ana the
train stopped near the Feyzn Station. The guard came
forward with number Of passengers who also tnouRn1
another crime had been committed The explanations
given by the two passengers not being clear and ap-
nearing likely to cause long delay, the guard got into
the COMPARTMENT with them and accompanied tnem 10
the Vienne Station. where he took Them De1Or t1e b
ton master and the mystery was cleared up Ihe an
resumed the journey, but NJ Bloch. whose terrors were
not entirely dlsspated refused to travel Win MS lot
mer companion, and got into another carriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
FIVE HUNDRED MORE AGAINST 4 THIRD
TERM.

COLoNFL ETHAN ALLEN SENDS ANOTHER LIST OF
REPUBLICANS WHO WILL NOT VOTE FOR GEN
EItAL GRANT If HE is NOMINATED.
To me EdItOr OF The Trtoune.
SIR: send you herewith another list of five
hundred names OF good sturdy Republicans, who GER
tfy that they Will vote for U g. Grant for Presi
dent should he be nominated at Chicago. have knowl-
edge Of ut least thousand more names already
placed upon other papers not yet handed In You can
easily verify the genuneness OF these lists by the drec
tory or by selecting few names at random aud having
them vsltcdby OF your reporters or course have
not personally obtained these names, but they have oil
bcen obtained by Trustworthy persons and there be
no doubling that they all they purport TO be- How
can II be possible and faithful representatives
Mt Chicago who wish the party to triumph in Novem-
bcr will assist in forcing upon the party nominee so
objectionable that thousands resolve In advance, as In
these sts that they will not vote for him Very truly
yours, Ethan ALhH"'
Nstr. York May I9, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
OBITUARY..
THE HON. HENRY S. FOOTE.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 19.-Ex-GOvernor
Foot Superintendent of the United States Mint at New
orleans died at his home five miles from Nashville at
2 o'clock p. NJ, today
Henry Stuart Foote was born in Fauquler
County Virginia, September 20, 1900 he was Gradu-
ated at Washington College Lexington, Va, IN 1919
and in 1922 he was admitted TO the bar In 1924 he re-
moved 10 Alabama and edited Democratic newspaper
at ruscuubia He again removed in 1925 to Jackson
Miss where he engaged in the pracce Of the law III
1914 lie was Presidential Elector. In 1S41 ne was
elected to the United States Senate retaining MS seat
until 1882 and acting chairman OF the Committee on
Foreign Relations. Senator Foote was particularly ac
tive IN 1850 in support Of the compromise measures
In 1882 after hOtycontested election, he was ehsen
Governor Of Mississippi his opponent being JEFFERSON
Davis For some time Governor FoOte resided IN Call
fornia going there In 1854 Returning to Mississippi In
1858 he took up his residence in VlcksburG He was at
frst warm opponent Of secession, and In the South
arm Convention held Knoxville, Tenn, Ill 1907 nc
vigorously denounced disunion. - 1,.o
Like MANY other Southern men, however Gotetnor
Foote was earned away by the tide OF treason lie was
his hostility to Jefferson Davis was bitter ana ceaseess
After the peace he returned TO his feay aud became
Thoroughly reconstructed. He resided Tor some ue III
WASHINGTON CITY, and resumed the practice OF law
nnrno his life he was engaged in several dues IN Two
If which he was slightly wounded. Governor tOOie
nnbshpd Texas and the Texans" il54ll, ana m ne
War Of the Rebellion orscylla and Charybdis lleOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
CorJMBIA COLLEGE EXAMINATION.

Columbia College students are now in the
midst OF annual These were begun In both
the School OF Arts and the School OF Mines OH Monday
The Academic Seniors have been examined already In
Greek by Professor Drsler In Calculus by Professor
Peck IN Angosaxon by Tutor Scott, In Psychology by
Professor Alexander In Chemistry by Professor Chand'
Ter m Astronomy by Professor Peck, and will have
Physics before Professor Rood to-day; latin. HlSher
Ro0d and Smith respectively. On Monday they Will
have Constitutional Law with Professor Burgess, on
T"cs,lov Geology with Professor Newberry. and on
"Wednesday the History OF Philosophy with Professor
Alexnnder The Seniors In the School OF Arts number
Utycight and the fourth yenr men IN the School OF
Mines number forty. The l2Gh Commencement Of the
College will be held IN the Academy OF Music juno 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t is very clear that no candidate will have
majority on the first ballot at Chicago as the DELEGATES
are divided either by instructions or personal prefer
ences.-(Utica Herald tRep)
It is the plain duty of the Cincinnati Con-
veption to incorporate In its platform plank pleasing
the party the support of CONSTITUTIONAL
nrovtdc for one Presidential term Of four years. ana
that no President shall be eligible to reelecuon
utica Observer Oem.) -.
Either Congress must attend 10 tne p1 nU,ntt
busness or n mst modify the system OF RoVernment
by creating body of working legislators ana ns
aSToesbe occupation political intrigue and PRESIDENT
STANDARDIZATION Advertiser (Repl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
THE ARGUMENT FOR GRANT STATED.
- 49,. Ia hmm Ernre1g lRepl

,oa ~ the nomination of General Grant, for reasons
which have stated over and over agan 1T S
zen II has reason to have faith In his vaor ana pa
otsm 1t knows. all iutelgent people KNOW tnat ne
ia far better fitted 70 occupy che Presidential cha IMAM
ne Vas when elected the first or even the ecOhu
time 1t recognizes in him the great soicler VINO sue
bled i'm modern times, and who brought to s0ccessIu
Termination for his country the greatest OF wars wg
biished for the country think the people ought 70
lave confidence in him. In any event, kepuDhcais,
who know tho General so we'll have no right 10 place
Themselves in such attitude that should ne pc nom
mated for President their support OF him Will De nam
pered by ante-Convention talk.
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DIED.

BURKE-suddony, at Riverdale. N " OF pneumonia Ed
ward Burke.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
rpvTSGOu the 18th inst, Mt her residence In Watham,
ness Mss Frances ETvDg sister or the late JOhn En-
Wing Colonel U ntsd states Army IN her eoth year.
At Newark. Wednesday evening" May 40 AIIen
N Leet ~ years or age.
Notce of funeral hereafter.
r oon,STt Tn New York May 10, $780, william w.
Saionsa late OF Chicago Ill., in the 4Gth year OF MS age
Funeral Friday, May ~ Ut p Ill., ." 'a"es |"0n' %"
JameE-place, Brooklyn.
merly OF savannah, Ga, agei al years =. -,,.
EnnsrSSi on Thursday May 20. at ~ m, nom ST. Paus
Thnroh. North Broadway, YonkcrS ,., -, 49,.
at the depot TO connect WIN tram eaV'
ing WORK at ll:O3 a. M
VAN DEVENTER- Jersey CITY, may ~! Oh maign,aht
fever Elizabeth daughter OF George NJ ana virginia
Van Deyenter, aged / year months and IS days.
FnnarAl private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
YALE CLASS RACES.

NEw-HAyEN, Conn.,, May 19.-Yale's annual
Spring regatta occurred this afternoon on Lake saon
stall The weather vas ine the water in exccant con-
a,on and the attendance large None OF the members
of tine University crew were In the boats in the barge
race Frederick Wood, member of the University
crew In To- '76 and III, referee The course was
one mile aud return. The started rowing about
fortyour strokes to the minute but after the hrst
rortcr of a mile they dropped forty. 'Eighty-one
led until within oneeighth OF mile from the nnlsn,
when 1873 spurted. rowing fifty to the minute ana Won
iS.oi The single scull race between p KING, ~ ana
a Daniels ISl. s. s. g., was won by the former 10
1870 Daniels being distanced.