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CLYDE's NEW EMPRESS LINE

- BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEX sNDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CIYDE,S
LINES FOR NEW YORK, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
FALL RIVER, AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills Of lading given
SAILING DAYS.
from NasEjI gtOp-Mondsys at ) Pm.
From Philadelphia SATURDAYS, at 10 q m.
Freight received daily until 5 pm. GeorpetoYn
goods received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WI1I1sM p. CLYDE & CO., General Managers,
lGSOuth NEsrves. Philadelphia; j. H. JOHNSON
CO, Agents, 12th-st. wharf and 1902 st. n. w,
washington aug2I
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tn. Won MOsCazIsKER

II kns WIN N4VSG0A3SnG0
syear ago opened his Offices at
010 10Th street northwest.
for the special treatment Of
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, I'M
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
LUNGS. CHEST. ETC.
his success has been most gratifying to himself
ana 10 many OF the numerous patients who hsve
pen pen under his care, the majority Of whom have
been from the best class, SENATOR'S, REPRESENTA-
LIVES, LAWYERS, OLERGYMEN, MERCHANTS,
SHiEFs OF DEPARTMENTS, ETC.. Without lsy-
ing any empirical claims to infallibility, he hss
no hesitancy in asserting that he is willing that his
professional record shall be compared with its PER-
sen Gentase with that Of any specialist physician in
UnIs CITY or elsewhere his success was so great
fnss Ne h2g resolved e make this City by sPEgIA
Ainens Tsstimonisls of successful treatment al
TesoS Puohsned. ne wonld name those OF SENATOR
VOORHEES,, SENATOR INGALLS,. REPRESENTATIVES,
ttaPHAT 49, .; u. G pAvIDeEe Esq, T. soMERynLE.
othere Over one hundred References to The very
best citizens can be examined at his Offices $40
18th street u. W., and he shes it distinctly under
stood that no name as reference Is given or letter
Of testimonial ever published which has not been
placed VOLUNTARILY ct his disposal For thst pur-
Iose. aug27
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,. FORTRkss
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, Car. zisEs ssi1IEzs
ryinz U.a Mall. JOSEPH WHITE
Commander,
from ;ao T seventh St From wharf.
SEsDAy. 81 ( 80, and and DAY Ash SUNDAY.
ssysry SATURDAY. at aAP's-
stops st Piney Point and Point Loosou; Going
and Returning.
First-ci.ss fare 81 Round Trip. 81. 80. Tickets
xoCd until used. Tickets sDd staierOOms for sale
At Z. ". Reeds Sons 1916 at. H. ". FL. 3. Polk
Office; Purcy q. Smiths, 1431 PenD'a ave. NV,
and A. T. Browns, cor. 18th at aud NY ave.
%. +. DODD, Agent
It'll st. wharf, Washington. .. q,
ID. +. KEELING, Agent
Csupbers wharf, Norfolk
N.B.-Lunch baskets not allowed on board. The
company reserve the right to deny passage to I'M
proper characters. sp37-Srp
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NEW EsORK-ROTTERDAM.

The. frst-class steamers of this hne-s'Amster-
DAM ..W. A. ecbolten, " Rotterdam" '.P. Ga
land ''SchiedaIn" and ''Yaas''-carryins the o.
:. Nail to the Netherlands, leave WatsOa's Stores
Brooklyn, regularly on WEDNESDAYS. First
Cabin-S60, see: second Cabin-s45. $50; Steer
sge-426- II. CAZACX, General Agent, ~ South
William street, New York. For passage apply TO
W. g. MkTZEROTT Il co, 925 Pennsylvania
avenue, NssltirR ton or F. III. JOHNSON, Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue ard 18th street northwest. aus7-1c2p
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FIvHOMAs BOWLING, Aucroneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sEAi, ESIAIE IN WASHINGTON CITY
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated Feb "A
r r tue 18th. 1873, recorded in Liber No. kM4
iI. .odo %, in the land records Of Wash LOU
Ton Comfy o9 Ind by request Of tue holder
enc tiG h,e secured thereby. viii sell at public
R Pa, sspTE Da llTH 1850 AZ osLooK. an
described as Lot numbered forty five {45), of Pierce
hlnsle's subdivision Of original lots in square
southeast corner of 8 and 18th streets W. In
Rr9yemsnts consist Of Two story and NJ ansard
Brick House. with back building and stable
Terms of sale One third cash bataace in six and
twelve months from day Of SALE with interes. at s
cured GU ~ deed of trust on premises sold deposit
Of SloO VIII be required at time Of sale. If the
Terms OF sale are not compiled with ia Sc ven dayE
ahe Trustees reserve the right to resell at tbs risk
ancipg at cost Of purchaser.
4 + h9 RsER. Trustees.
aus27, "a, 80, sep2. 6. g. 1Okl1
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANEON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9th and D streets northves

~ 9th and D streets northwest
PIANO STOOL AND COVER. t'aAIHLF," F.
Z: MIRROR, WALNUT AND OTHER CHAM
BER TUEEITURE, sIDEBoARD. AND
TABLES, BAR AND OTHER MATTREs-
sES. CARPETS, STOVES, CASH, IRON
ETONE CHINAWARE, &C.. &C. AT AUG
On TUESDAY MORNING. Sept It'll, 49,
10 O'Clock. We will sell in front Of our sales -
rooms senerai collection OF HouseholdfV kVs
Goods.
Also, fmall stock OF Shelf Groceries, Oil Can, &c.
1t ONE BAY MARE YEARS OLD.
OVERNMENT SALE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. b. c., Sept. g. 1885,
There will be sold at public auction, TO the high
est bidders, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l6TU.
1880, AT IL O'CLOCK NOON, on the White Lot, south
Of the Treasury buildings. miscellaneous lot Of
condemned public property. comprising in part
Desks, Tables. Chsirs, Carpets, etc.
Terms: Cash on delivery
IUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. sep6-d&ds
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C JOHNSON BROTHER" ooD'
WOOD. TELEPHONE CoNNECrIONs COAL
FuH Hei0ht. Best Quality Lou Prices.
GOAL ProTspt DsLtuertes. WOOD.
Main ONCE, whsryes, mill and depot connected
with uptown offices by TELEPHoNE
With uneGuaed facilities and advantages for Geo.
poUically conducting the wood and coal trade
wharves factory. extensive store yards enabling us
70 stock up largest when coal is lowest. Offices
throushout the city, and all in Immediate coInmr.
nicatoD, insurng prompt attention to orders, we
ere prepared to offer to our patrons the best vsrie
ties Of coal at the very lowest prices
We insure strictly pure coal Of 2, 24O pounds to
the ton. JOHNSON Il sSOTHfff0
Main Office, mill and depot, foot of 18th, 18th and
sts- s-w. Offices: 1902 st. n. ". lll2 9Th st.
n ". 14l8 It'll st. NV. and POI Pa. ay. Sc OF
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
GE0RGE AUG USTUS SALA on PIE.

Baltimore (Dec. y Letter to The london Tsleqrapb
"Cndy" and " "caramcls . are institutions
In this country. Cand, tempers the bitterness Of
scandal and moles the eXacerbatiOn OF political con-
lcerious influence OF piepronounced Poy (which Ia
the transatlantic incubus and clings WIN It's doughy
legs over shoulders Of Columbia Ike Old MN OF
the Sea. Almost everything that behold IN this won
everything except Pie. The National manners have
become sOftcnedtbc men folk chew ess. expect ornte
less, curse less; the newspapers are not halI 50
scuTrilOus a. our OWE tae Art idea is becoming
more manifest; and the one ab7orbiDg topic
conversation IA no longer the almighty dOilar-but
10 the tyranny OF Pie there IS no surcedse II II u
Fetish. II B0hwau II j. the Mexican carnage gOd
II IL NOOCh. Men may come and men may 20; tie
Grant " boom may be succeeded by the Sherman
boom -; but Pie goes on for ever. The tramp
aud the scalawag, In trOrsers OF loOpcd
and windowed raggedncss hunger for Pie, and
impctuOG SIS demand nickel cents Therewh To purchase
r. and the President ~ the United States, nmid tho
chasencd ~plend0r Ci tue White House can ENJOY no
more festive iarc They gave ne Pie AZ the Brrvoori,
and esh from tie consumption n Pie ~ the
Mount Vernon, Baltimore Two more ari>tocrahc hOtCs
NOT o be- found on tn, continent batted Strongly
latto waiter held me with his gIttcrlng eve. and
yielded rs though had been a iwoYcars Chlld TIE
worst Of tis dreadful Pledpp %, Orcrahbrrr, punpAt,
squash -s that il Is very nice. L i made dc
ycniently-sized uiongGlar wedges, which slip down
easily. Pardon this digrrSslun; hut lt really
forms as important fcior IA American CIVILIZATION
as tie pOtdu.feV d0e5 10 France There II no 'lsh
az home by which we nationally stand or fan The
roast beef Of Old England sounds well to tns
strains Of VT. Dan COdrey's band al dinner at tAc
Free mason, Tavern hut srOip Of beef i II pence
yoaBd. and there hundreds OF thousands OF labor
iul English people who never tast" roast beef mona
year. end 20 Years CuGslye when they happen 10 get
INTO gao. or into the workhonse II ChustmAstlce.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12

..ootoned TO fog any boy who should " give in " or
~, their places The usual result: No fight and no
,oees at all. and twenty-five other boys made happy
vl,ha six boys at Hennepin Iowa dug cave IN
- bul and organized as q band Of briGands. They
ahod tbe clohes-lines OF the neghborhood on wash
t,,+ enjoyed the arrest and prosecution of several
.r,ns the next day, and on the following night We're
oght with horse and wagon they had stolen carrying
.hotr booty to neighborng city....Three nine and
.lve wear old boys OF Hannibal, No, started on foot
~ Tnalyie with the purpose oi stalking or mining
~ ~, and scoipng few Indians They mad cents be-
C'a n tb.l Which was inv sted I'm cakes AZ the first
W. 1bev reached Bear Creek station six miles dis
Wv, INN. nv and wet the skim and concluded TO
la' 1,, Iome for q warming. which administered
tri,b farcutal care about midnight.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12

when the time comes for it to be declared II Mr..
Gladstone becomes the leader of the Liberals IL Will
be when Liberal divisions have been healed, or
when the voice of the party has imposed silence on
the malcontent.
The speeches delivered by Mr. Gladstone IN Md
lothian have been published in q cheap pamphlet
form for general distribution. The whole OF
the speeches in Scotland are published IN Lon
don by Mr.. Ridgway in a well-punted octave of
$50 pages, edited by Mr. John J. Reid, Honorary
Secretary of the East and North Of Scotland Liberal
Association. Mr. Gladstone has revised both. and
to the second Ee pretixes an "Advcrtisemcnt, con-
tanning pungeut references to Lord Hampton and to
Lord John Manners. Both of these gentlemen or
their friends for them. had undertaken TO correct
Mr. Glad-tonc's statements respecting Themselves
with no brilliant result.
Nothing is more remarkable about this series OF
addresses than their accuracy. They have been put
be detected But this scrutiny has brought nothing
to light of any consequence; except that porentous
blunder in putting the income tax at slXpcnce IN
stead of hyepcncc which Sir Stafford Northcotc made
so much of at Leeds, but winch Mr.. Gladstone hn-
self had almost instantly pointed out and corrected
This Leeds speech was a formal official reply to Mr.
GladStonGs charges against the financial manage
inent Of the Ministry. II ingenious because II
dealt mainly with side issues. But it left the
main counts o. the Indictment unanswered, ana II
cannot be said 10 have strengthened the case for
the Government, or to have improved Sir Stafford
Northcotes reputation inancler G. W. 5.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
THE STNDIY TRIBUNE.

TIE attractive features Of yesterdays TRIBUNE
were many Two letter, from Mr. SmalIcy were
printed one ou English politics the other on the
Duke Of ArZ,l', second paper on his Impressions
oftuc N,w World" the elatter abouuding in personal
experience Of KIND peculiarly interesting to Ameu-
cans here was also letter from The regular faiis
correspondent Of The tribune. Tho fifth number
of the " 4 "reminiscences of Journalist related to
the politics politicians and orators OF the tine OF
Webster. Everett and Choate. Another lnstaluent
-, printed of the tax-list and among the let
fer, TO the editor were one on DR.. Noah WebsteTs
almost forgotten edition OF the Bible, and another
hy th. autror If a Fool, ETlnd' on the situa-
t,3u iu Maine. Two columns were gwen 20 mu,ica.
and dramatic affairs. There was a long review of
a booa Of exploration and travel in the
Car.bbac- 4 sketch by Mr. slia called
"Thc Dragon Of Dng,bnry was printed.
Tnsre were several poems. One beng by B1y2ud
Taylor. and not published before. The variety Of
extracts from books. periodicals and newspapers
oc, aIy striking and included, sides articles
from foreign papers, several from homo pubhca-
uons. The knitting article and the matter
devoted to home interests appeared as usual
while of scicu,iho and religious intelligence there
was the customary amount At the same time the
new, Of the day was thoroughly covered. Follow
ing is o summary of
-
FoRrIGN-M. Gambctta's journal recommends
Russia To institute reforms = The iron
works Of Krupp. at Essen, are busy
owing b large orders. == NJ. Chailemcl-La-
cour, Republican Senator, is spoken Of as likely
To- be sent as French Ambassador to Berlin. --
srrjcaut Parry is dead.
Do1IGsrC. - lie money orders Of the
Maine Legislature are not Aonored by
the State Trcasurer; the arms have been
returned to Bangor. -- Tho investigation
OF the charges against Mr.. Hayt Commissioner
of Indian Affair. has been begun. -= Ono wit
ness only was examined in the Ingalls, case. -=
HE Stootonhoof mansion IN Atlantic County, " j.,
has been burned down. -= Homes have been pro-
,ided for several orphan boys in Virginia. =-
The miners, strike in West Virginia continues; the
Governor has ordered out the militia. The Chi
cago wheat market il excited over grain blockade
caused by q synj cate forcing high prices.
cay A>p SCBrRBAN.-Bcnjamin C. Bogcrt VIII
lc buried tomorrow At liackcnsack, y. j. --
There was a conference between committee Of the
Society OF Sanitary Reform and the Health Board.
= Ti.tc.,orA. A. Starr and General II. l.. Abbott
Irciut,l. --= superintendent WalinV the Excise
Commissioners, Dr. Crosby and d. j. Whitney eX-
press their views on illegal liquor traffic. --
The steamer City of New-York arrived.
Copies of the paper may still be had at the
counter or by mail. Pfice cents
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
ErENrS or THE B4LL SE4SON

The bail season will soon be at It's height To-
night the Cerce Musical de POrphton fraGcais. q
society composed of scceders from the CcrcIe Fran
cas dc 'Harnonc. viii take POSSESSION OF the Acad-
envy of Music for the purpose Of giving masquerade
ball. The interior OF the Academy will be bright win
electric lights and flowers, and the scene viii bo
made picturesque by the gay costumes OF the dai'-
GERS. The doors will be thrown open at 0p. IN
Max Schwab will direct an orchestra of 100 per-
formers and the opening ceremony lie Marriage
dc IA Rosiercn viii begin at 1880. procession OF
Inuscuna soldiers herads, ,towns-peopc and priests
will cscort the bridegroom and bride into the hall IN
lgh state. The procession. after marching around
fine Academy, will break into groups, whena comic
chorus will be sung by the society. and "Le Grand
Ouadrllc des Etudiants will be danced. The Gar
nlyal Of Venice" will then be sung, and the grand
march will be followed by the ball.
Wednesday evening the list Regiment Will give n
rromeuade concert and dance at Madison Square
Garden. ~, ~
iug by the Old Guard. largo number
nf civic and military diGnltaues are expected
~ he Drescnt BenStcln'a orchestra VIII inrnsh me
music for the dancing ana me pIomeh9ders VIZ VIZ
eriov tbe strains of DOdworth's military band: or
th, tist al twentv-fonr dances. nine are walizcs
Tickets and boxes NAV be obtained from H. H. Bit
ION. treasurer No 81 Wall-st., and at the armory'
No 2ll FOurth-aye. 7, uu.
,,nnie vii lake pace in the Academy on the even
,ny ~ Monday January 10. New floral and gro
tesaue devices from Europe Will form one OF inc
Attractive features OF the ahalr: Inc costumes
will he prepared by Madame hlneber ana j.
Petrillio. Max Schwab and GTaiulla WIZ supply
the music. aud the supper will DO from the Hotel
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
The Victor Baby Food.
Best substitute ior mO hers milk -Jt. Al druggists.
Dill d


AFfIF2& oa SSss St s' snl nj iiGo so Appe,oa
R'1a' i a. t.a ii family are respectfully inyi,el1
Tain leave, .r.Ad central DEPOT az HOB.
BoGEET-on Thursday, January :. Benz c. Hogost ~ he
Faer service M sa at p, i,is 5s Ts'aen''' HAoAen'
IRAN leaves foot W'lrren-st 4, / p. m. ~ hower'
55 % e.Ts a r. a p 81 saturday se1q! evening '
Fuuou services On Moadaj a"agn1nn. uuiiy j. at
1at,r,seit ,rsSe .i,'i a, hocsy I.l conn
CoLGATE-At Paris, France wednesday. January =
Notire oi funeral uerelfter.
HowELLs Friday tne or inst, At Fla.ains T. T. Of
and isugnter oi captain George coegeshail OF
Funeral services vii be held at her late home 2apsaye
Trni leaves hunters Point -5O reaching Flushing
f5Fffases }sI1inss, vii Vi. gsei g, ati:rl,,. e
rrRnl7oa the ON 9, W. c. IF Nsr % '3' 1 rs,i s
es, daughter ot tle late Dr. David sands
IiIg' s. -Gh.t TN Sie o uoaaiT the 4tn ms at oot,S
KELlY-sudteny. Henry ko.y in the 55thye'rot ms ago.
at seventy al.'.',. - aa@ .;.. h'"''"'A
A,ti n,i Frank i1. leslie ~ NE 5sta .sirof a,s-..
il, Iieais .rt nciinV hyi'i - tt ~ Us lhN' H on
pi,,raty cora,fof atl.,.e. an i5,rst d..
-P. rp e , n. IN r "os4. o,-1t 4,'''' la, ia
MuSPAUGH- ON lauary u. PHILIP A-p'ufh n 'a' 5o'h
rao,gl scstle. from hls latc residence, 10 No-onst,
fnnr-tay january j.. at - IN.
Intermc 4 o. liI.aNrln, y. j.
NICHOLSON Wat'nc.das. Januty = EutlD'.h -eaorry,
VII. q, Emaglan n. Nichols lnl daughter oi tle .ato
Sssbury rfCtlNCL .,....,.
n the sGliV are ~ SpectuEl ID
ATTEND ,a" residence No doj 1h ave-.
ON Monday. January u. y 40 O'Clock = m.
Iuerrt h special tram from tIe Grand Cen.
tral Depot immediately after The services.
,KOS-o1denly, AT stanford Conn, January g. TIM
otlv p. Richards ia hi 80, year
this the - h0 from Tue thtIcl OF the
AnnuncIitOu IN !th Il. az To a. 30.
trends resD5 'ttilY invited 20 attohn
RORIN~ON-In ak conn. January 10 1850 Colonel
Henry T. Robinson. OF ion-cTs y. Y, formerly " IAN
FGauDlsco ti. aged - years.
SFAMAN-At Jerusalem January TO- David Sands seaman.
thr Slst year %. MA age
Rral,vrs and uIcus family respectfully invited 70
Attend the fuutra Friends Westinghouse Jefusa
lem. on Tuesday. January H. at / a. ~.
Couyeyances IN walng At Rtlg,Wooi ior morning tfah
sOVTHMAYD- the residence ot her son. stephen q.
Southiuayd Nddotown. Conn, on Friday January = lin
dali warner widow OF Horace sOutEmaJ formerly oi lis
CITY. Ia tAo S5.h Gf 4er
NALKFR-Of pn~umOnis st Dresden. Germany Thomas r.
Walker isfe O tea y Y. In h> 14tn year
V-HITE-On SUNDAY morning January II. 1880 Harry W.
Relatives and friends sttend the funeral
from the rrNdenc. % Ids father r. Cornell White lHs
Columbia Heights. Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening al =
private inter1nent wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
NOW 10 PROMOTE HARMoNY.

We take it there are no Republicans IN New
York state however widely they may dher lh fehpeCt
20 the Republican candidate Tor the Iretuencl
whose chsf concern not for the success OF ihe parry III
ibe Presidential canvass, whoever the capdidate may
be- II this case it Is good policy 10 Hdop thhs
line Of action which will lead TO the most cordial sul
port by all wings and elements OF the Republican party
Of the candidate ultimately chosen. There are hepuD-
heaBs IN Hev-YOfk who already earnestly COM
inI,ted the denomination Of General Grant Inofe
are also Republicans VINO urge no special candidae pu
believe that particular nomination lDexpedleut ana
dangerous and rest this belief upon Arguments 80
well known aud widely acceDtcd--f not 30 wen
grornded-s 60 Justify their assertion lhat inc nonn
ton OF Grant viii inier the success Of the party In
t1e CAMPAIGN With these differences OF opinion eIst
ihg IN the party. that course Is the wiseet when VIII
tend surely 10 allay any dssaiistaction with Inc
result that shall finally be reached. Tho CONDITION pre-
sedet TO such ultimate hsrmOny that tho voice OF
Sewiork IA the National Convention. Whatever " may
70 shall appear TO conclusivey represent the wishes o
@s majority OF the Republicans 0f the state.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
4 NEW.H1TEN rRIGEDY.

NEwHAYEN. Jan. H. Robert Jeroman,
mechanic. entered the lOuse OF Melvin ID. Curtis,
grocer, this morning ald shot him. Cartiss family
absent at church, and 40 one bat the two men werc
present. Jrrolm1n himself mp once. H. appears
deranced ana it ia alleged that Curtis from him tho
affections Of his wife and induced her TO abandon him
The said TO have previously offered for
give MS wife o. would disc Cur is, bar She
fused 10 do Her refusal prcycl upon his mind. and
he has been IN the habit Of rcpeanz expressions appa-
renty wholly rreyeiaui IN craZed manner 10 the mysti
fca,iOn o. his friends who could not imagine ther
meaning. Both are married men. Jer0lman having one
child. Curti-'s wound is probably fatal. He
that Jeroman came to him for the purpcsc ~ black
mailing and had been 10 him similar errands before,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
NoT A GOOD sTErPlNG-sIoNEI;. ..ltI APrFAFENTLY'

There have been sixty-cght Speakers OF me
Assembly oi ths STATE, aud, strange L. say oy t"o ~
tbe li,er c.c reached Tie executive char Iht'f
he U,laf,o Seymour and the present Governor, MI
Cornell Several ~ the spcl kefs "err rec eccen ienr
ediy to an. poejtIon, Ike Evcu Bauchcr. DircE Ten
Br5eck and Ea.ius Root the carly dys OF our Stale
Government, aud De VIII C. Lit1oii' VINO Wh7 clo9,n
snler ave i,es 10 more recent times but tine great
maturity OF ii. mon who ucd the POSITION disappeared
from t hc life a. end of their legislative career ana
Thereafter made 10 sign. Mr Seymour was speaker IN
Isis, and sas not elected Governor uoti lsoZ 7lK
wear, int.yyrurd between Mr. CO,nelPs service a.
Spe ker ANA bis election as Governor Tbc LcuteIdh-
Governor EoIs the President Of tie senate sta nds
oly lfie better chance than the presiding Oncef OF
the Uuuse OF becoming Governor. Including Presidents
pro tenplre there been thirty occupants oi ihe
Governors char. OF which number tniec
QJe " Il Clinton. EnOs 1. ThroOp aud Hamilton fnh)
were promoted 10 the higher Office joan Taylor ana NA
thaniel Pitcher became acting GoVern0rs The ssinc
rule sees 10 nppiy IN National affairs. Only three wee
Presidents (noi Including those wnO became PRESIDENT
by the death OF the incumbent of that once were fbse
auenty elected President the United Adams
Jefferson and Van Buren,. 1yer. Fillmore aud Johnson
nrs Al Ifs
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YORG ARRIVED JAN II.
str Gelert tGer Kuhcweia Hamburg Dec 81 AMI Havre
~. 90 kuuhqrlt & co.
E19-r orr. Gregory. Hueuo' AFrcs Dec T. NoneYcep
santos g. and RIO Jaueiro 90. t1 t1sE Is JsrOu-.
St CITY York, Reynolds, Vera cruz Dec 30 From.
l Camp-tchc Jae ], PocIesso3 3, and Havana 10
Al.Aaudrt a.
Ixcessr l8ti. clayton. Palermo Dec - valencia %
Mall-l a. lti Gibraltar - to Lawrence. Giles A co.
Str Wvar.Er couch uchm0Il, Cty Point and N1r!o.N,
~ Dif Dominion Co.
S:r6aIr1s. Inli-t. Boston. g. II Z Dmock.
shin Ctv ~ark London wallace Manila I'D davs, wit1
sugar and bono t9 nnier vessel 10 Arkt. lnitsN Go.
HIr. pltfnl- fBr. Crfe Provide il HAST % orie
Hars Lauren. snow, Rotterdam D. days, IN Laasi ~ a
Rnier-.
Hn, csrl, G.a Cacace Tapham Gdav, with SAT- toor.
der. c.-el io -'o,pvch a. Co.
Bark ~heIa ,of ST JOIN, r. Robinson n Nzaire Deco
ir tof,l candy Hook fpr orders.
.ar, peruylsune ffI) l. ~ HtUbu'g 'g Soy i~, "a ball1
% ORDER tuciarci = SANDY ifus> '"r Hfi i-r-.
iqrt Victoria f~uarI. Mari santa cruz lcn'i4ue II
day-. " % 0g.rr; vessel 'sirf
FDEtGtN PORT.
Lo>n9s Jar Arr % the Lard, Icrler from New.
N0iA fjr Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
YUBLIC OPINION.

Garoelon will find out yet that it is a good
deal worse than tickling mules heel Win straw
bur inCton Hawkeyc Ecp)
Careful inquiry furnishes abundant evidence
90 snow thar Gr.ui AHA prove the weakest of e. The
p,nninent Republican candidates III the NoItheIn
E'ate-.- filemphis Avalanche tDcnA)
The story that ANYBODY would give a thou
spud dollars or Aosr Hartman pr0vor'S tne broadrs
III grjns whore Nose d best known. Put aim on tfr
tock and Won con dut knock hu down 90 Irs iOOulD1
Tor "a ptwIer hait dollar lPDulap1 Press ik'r)
The conduct of the Republicans in thc or
gsulzliiou of o.. Legislature ia blaine, seems 3" br
characterized bf good sense ana ifsptci loi uc 4o
Oflaw.-l indianapolis News 0hd)