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New-York tribune., 1880-02-05

A country boy, coming to school in the city
for first tme asked by the teacheI where eonh
America stnated He scratched his head and said
Down In fathers 'tato field" The teacher thereupon
oorrected him by telling whore II was. He looked up
with q broad grin and exclaimed what yer asked me
fer Of yer knew yerseif."
A four-year-old boy who has O great admir-
alton FOR his mother and determined 10 be lady Ike
her when be grows up said recently he starting
for Sunday Mamma, please tell Jennie not TO
take on nv hat In school," "Whyf" inquired mamma.
Because I want them to think am sri, sha tne
aspiring infant-IIroy Times,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
DEFENCE OF THE LAND LEAGUE.

The following cable dispatch has been re-
ceved at The central Office OF the Irish Famine Relief
Fund in this city. It is signed by the reasurefs OF the
National Laud League Relief Committee in Dublin. ana
has reference to the charge made against the Bulla
County Mayo Committee:
CHARLES s. PARNELL, Esq, ". p; ,,,
Tnc Land League recognizes qualification for relief
EXCEPT distress 40 resolution excluding rentpayefs
mas been passed The statements 10 the contrary are
utterly false. Your denuueiatiOns Of the composlton
OF the other committees are merited Ine League mas
already made la grants OF relief 10 different districts
and has purchased 1000 cwts OF seed potatoes Tor
distribution.
Eugene Kelly & Co, bankers. report remittances of
sl2SsI 80 to Ireland together with the sources from
which II was received and the persons to whom Il was
sent. .
The Parnell Relief Fund in Jersey City amounts TO
-.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
4 soLDIER CUTS HIS THRoAE

Joseph Farmer, private in the United
States Army, about tweDty-six years Of age,
ana who had recently enlisted. attempted 20
commit suicide last night at the Cavalry
Headquarters, No. 174 Hudson-stp by cutting
M. throat with "A razor. He was taken to Chambers
Street Hospital and subsequently removed 10 the
New-York Hospital 1t is thought that despondeney
nroduced by slckness led to the act he will probably
not recover.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
PoMER OF THE REPUBLTCAN MAssEs.

from me hocHtbiT DelHOcl thFVht't lf'tP'
Now that the convention has been called,
whether wisely not Republicans shoud see TO II that
their sentiments represented by the delegates
10 Chicago AZ this time Of nearly all classes have
abundant leisure To attend TO their political duties. The
and highest duty attend the primaries and
thai the true sentiment Republicans iuds expression
Ia ming districts especially, there should ne fuh
caucuses II the people iail Of proper representation,
they have only themselves TO blame. II the matter Of
choosing deegaies left few interested politicians
fha masses cannot c8mplain
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
NEW.YOEK's FIRST AND SECOND CHOICES.
Lrnn. lLn LaulhLe.nafe EnnLe lEenl

The voice OF New Ok VIII have Tar Ercattr
IL fiaucnce the convention this year Than II dd M
1876 Then the state regarded az almost certain 10
40 Democratic; now know mat II domination j.
made upon which the people are united II can be car
ried further that the carrying vl make the next
President Republican. IL is therefore OF great i'm
pOrtance that able who represent tho true sent
nent OF the people Of the State should be selected
delegates. We have dOubt thai the first choice OF
majority Will he Grant aud the second Blaine, and
reversed we admit that this is likely TO accord
with the desire OF the mass OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05

Troy, n. Y, Jan. 4.-Detective Jackson ar
rived here at 1880 o'clock last night with Augustus
Krdt the notorious Sing sing convict. At the depot
the prisoner attempted TO escape and knocked
Jackson down, whereupOn the latter
sbof Kirdt twice IN the face ana
behind the ear. policeman came TO
Jack.nus assistance and Krdt secured and taken
10 the station where lies IN unconscious con-
ditlOn. with bullet IN bis mead.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
GENERAL GRANT AT HAVANA.

HAVANA, Feb. 4.-The reception to General
Grant at tbe YceRega Palace last night WAS splen-
didly arranged affair The elite OF Havana society and
transient and resident Americans were present
The Palace was elegantly decorated with flowers and
Illuminated The staircase was lined by the Captain
Generals bodyguard in full uniform Generals Grant
and Calejas with their wivos. received the visitors.
All were introduced to General Grant The dancing
lasted until o'clock IN the morning. The ahar was
highly satisfactory to General Grant ana party.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
GEORGE Il. PurNAM'. gpSS.

In Berkshire with the wild Flowers by E1.Sr and
GoOlalr auiOrs cf Apple blossoms" small Gusrto.
pr0fusey ilus,rt-d, with des5us bY W. hanon oiOson
Cloth. extra. 80 morocco 10.
A Dictionary Of the German Terms Used IN Medicine
BY n. Gutter. D. Of tie y. Y hye aud Lar
lGnrm ~. $40, cloth extra, -
A fadys Life In the Rocky ,ioun'sins RS Isabella
BIRD author OF -iK Months iB ile sand wlch fsars' A
Uf 100 Niles Through apzi. OCaVo, Illustrated ~ ID
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
ROBERTS BROS.

III. Majesty. Myself A new 10 Name NOye. Pucc 81.
Caussrie Fun, Fact, Philosophy aud Anecfoie. 10
printed Tue Boston Transcript 81.
THE Bible Tor LesrEers Volume l. Patriarcls Moss
Judgp. Price ~. Volume 2 kiags, Prophets. Price 81
Volume 5. Jesus and the Apostles Pnee - %
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
CHARLES sCRIDNKR,s -oy+.

The AutObiography of Prince DeftrfBich. Ilitcd by
his Metternoh. Translated by Robins NapeL
with chronological igD, AID minute index Nols Nltb
portraits aud lac 81 lilies IS.
The serpent ChaI1ner A tale Of the Indian Manny "
-srie. autn1r Of india and s Native Priu1e&'
Transs Frcnel ~ Mary ie Hsuteyile. vol.
crown Syo cloth. numerous Illustrations - 30.
The Letters of Ch1rles Dickens. Etcd tf hs rfsfla
law ana n eldest gAcr Whh several fac smile cttra
.
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sCRiBNER T. WEXFORD,

History OF the British Turf IRON s Earliest Time,
10 the Present Day. By James ~ Win polti ats of
Adnral and Mr. George Payne vols eVo. clo tiA
Paris Hersell Agi7n IN ls7s7a; ~ Georse Aaeastas
with 400 illustrations by BertOi, thaR fecl ocytn.
OL Mare. MORN. Deioy, Lalaune bonoe Iaiosse, Mars
& 2 vols. syo, oOth $40
Dickens The Pocket Volume Edition a. Charles Dickens
Works In 50 vols. small fcap. $40 cloth SIC.
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T. d. PETERSON & BROTHERS

An9ele,s Fortune A story of Rc,sfle By andre Tber
ret Translated and Adaptod FROM the ,nch 9 hsrf sal
sherwood Price 75 cents "a paper cover u p IN CLOTH
- Nsurt An Ear's woolng New society N0geL
PIice o cents IN paper or 81 % I'm eiotli
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HENRY M0ETT CONVICTED.

HUDSON, n. Y, Feb. 4.-IleDry MOett has
boep convicted OF the murder of wife and her para
nour at Taghkaniok Oh September 1o. after trial which
lasted days. lie sentenced 20 be hanged March
TO- After sentence tho prisoner cOOlyPsked the Court
that no be hanged IN public, and that ne he allowed one
hour and half speak.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
A NEW CLERK FOR AUBURN PRISON

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. 4.-The Union an
nounces tue appointment OF +. X. Hammatt formerl,
the agent OF the Wadsworth estate, by the COntrole
to the clerkship OF Auburn Prison, vice Underh, re
signed,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05

Limitations OF Life ny the Rev. Dr " o.. Taylor VITA
fine portrait o. steel. vol CT. svo, 81 -.
Flowers of sky By H. A. proc,or with "a hlustflionh
vol. II.
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FoRps HOWARD & HUBERT.

The Merry Ga-Mound stones Tor boys AID tlrls By
Resster " kaymOnd. small ito, Illustrated, Sl so.
Figs and Thstles; Romance OF the Western Reserve
By A. w. TOutgee. l2mO, CLOTH 81.
Tonette. Southern Tale. BY 4. W. Tources. New edi
ton with preface tie race problem Of the south
lomo cloth. 81.
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HOUGHr0N. OsGOoD X Co.
sosfon.
Of Astor-Dlacp

~ AstOr-piace
NfscelIanie- By Dean Caton 1T. n antor of fls
Antelope and OF America" Gc- with fine steel pOr
trait ! yUL. svO y.
Her Lovers Friend aud Other Poems. ~ Nora P.gy
Uniform wtn After tho Ball" vol. square lUmo = %
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Il. WORTHiNGrON. :.


Thou and1 A Lyrc of Life, with other poems By IDeo
dore I1ton / yol l2mo. cotb gtt top. 81 10.
A study of Shakespeare. BY Algernoa Charles Swim
buIne vol. l2mo. cloth extra. gilt TOP VI 10.
This Peep show. A handsome volume Of smnsement ana
on for the Young illustrated vol. &o picture
board al 25
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
j. W. BOUTON,
gen nronItwav

Our Early Emigrant Ancestors. original Lists of Per
sOHs n Quality, Religious g., who xraifd 70
America Ia l0OD-i7Ul SmaI 4tO CiDtl uncaL -.
Hslf morocco, gilt top &C.
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Post nee NnlicI

Post once Noiicerhe orego mails Tor tle weex eaI.
Bg SATURDAY February T. 1890 will close at this oscr on
TUESDAY. sSOa m tor EUROPE by sdeinsaip Mi.eonsn
by steamship Parha via Queenstown Correspondence for
France must b. specially addressrdb and at a. FOR
France direct. bv steamship Amcfique. via HaVre. on
TIT RsDAY at a. in for iroPc by steamship Balllc VIA
Queenstown Correspondence for 0ermsDy aud France must
be specially sddressel and ~ liiJV A. m tot Europe by
steamship WelaBd, Plymouth CnegOOurg aud HaubuFs
SATURDAY. at for Europe by steam ship city of
Rhmond correspondents for Germany and
Scotland be specially addressed: az III a. for
scotland Direct by steamship CTcnssia Gassow and al
IL Germany. &C. by Steamship Neckaf 50 tih.
ampOn and Bemea correspondence Tor treat Britain aud the
Continent be specially address d. The mails Tor Den.
sweden aud NORWAY dispatched by Hamburg and
only. The mails Porto Rico lave New
YORK Feb uary and The mails for lama ca aud Colombia
leave ofk February b The mails Belize and Ray
Islands Newfofk February 3 The mails io Hayu
leave NowYork February D. Ihe mails oF West indies,
Brazil Argentine Republic leave New York February
Tho malls for Havana leave New.lerg February e1d z.
The nails r.. leave New York February q
The mails for Hayti and MaracaijO leave NcwiOrk
February The mails Mexico Ncs York February
T. mails Martinique Lnca Ia badocs and uL
dad leave NewYOrk February Z fhe mails tor Anstras
Francisco FeDruaIy b. The mails for china
and Japan leave san Franeiscs February 2s.
THOS 4. JAdES. POstmasfsC
Post OEce. New. York. Jannary 81. 1850.
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LIPPINCOTr & Co.

Refufafiou of Darwnism And The Converse Theory f
Developments By Z. Warren oNeiL Crown svo Exrs
Cloth. 81 3d.
Thp Pastor. Pastoral Theology "E,perepta Dozens
Dooet Occult" by the Right Rev. Gregory fhrson Bede,
d. ID. limo. Extra Cloth. s..
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5uerial Notices.

list OF principal ETeoatiye Judicial Dspagtmenta
NE kIMAsAC for 1880 sold by Oil newsdealers or sent
by mail receipt of 26 cents
Congress Water s superiority as catnartie and atsrt
sd or crude heaasche inea soreness and
,nds 10 desfroy the membrane All mineral waters
mar are ants may be known by On acid after
taste
- cu gis oolds bronchitis &c. tho great English
r.nasay KEATING's COUGH LOZENQES They nave been
Tor over years dnd AFFORD speedy and certain re
soid hT ali druxgists Price so cents Sent BY NAL.
'''N " - r. FoUQERA 4 Co.. New.York. Agents
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InnN WILEl & SONS.

RusLins Modern Paiuter Five volumes, Containing
ali the Plates Wood Egavings OF the original indOl
Edition Green cloth extra, fancy box so In isi Call
extra fancy box s35 ful Calf extra, fancy boz, 4sO
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
,Tud0e Church's prOudest


II is said that Uncle Sammy Tllden is (when
II comes TO besiness) wnO will determine whcrc
Democratic National Convention snail be held
IL is added hat he has Coubs the Justice aud
virtue of the Cincinnati newspapers We sorry that
the Cincinnati press has bad reputation AS for
part, promise to be good.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
HENRY HOLT & CO..

- u - ftd-tt.
Escou's England He- People iohts sad Par. .uifs BY
T. n ; Esc0iL uniform With Wanaces kussa , "a
Probation. Ry Jessie Fothefgih Leisure Dour scros
guO.
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IvIsoN. BLAKEMAN, TAyL?K 4 Co..

Wells. Natural Ph Iosophy. New ediuOh. Fully lias
traed aud rceed in accordance with the atese
results discovery sad esearch By
O. Ford. Ppce 81 20.
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MIDNIGHT WBA7HBR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For NewEngand, westerly TO southery winds, rising
followed by falling barometer, slight changes IN tenn
netnre clear or partly cloudy weather during the day
and areas OF light snow dnring the night.
For the Middles States, clear or far weather. slowly
risino temneraiure slight tise followed DJ falling
barometer, and westerly to sontherly winds.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05

and grace for which we would all sue. If to be
starved to death were only other alternative.
Nec- York, Jan. 81, 1880. H.H.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05

THOMAS NELSON a. SONS.
The N,ueteeuth Ceutary History. BY robert Mas
kenzie Crown +t4 pages Price. - 0O
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". J. MIDDLETON.

o,u.ar.,. Nnpoieou. Napoleon In Exile: or, Voice
from St. 6ens the opinions and reascncns Ma
noleou BY Barry r. 0Meara with portrA OF Nspoieo4
and view Of ST. asona vols. limo cisih' - so nan
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
nARRIEn

HARDY-FORDOn Tuesday. February g. st Christ Church
Oswego the Rev. william l. Parker. Horace COwlos
Hardy Jessie daughter Df the ats George II Ford
POOR-BRA NDON on wednesday. February l~s0. by
t-e Rev H. g. Potter, Henry W. Poor ~ Constance T.,
daughter o the inte 4. r. Brandon.
THOMAS -NELICK-On Wednesday, February 4, at st.
Johns Church, bv the Rev MI Halam. assisted by { r.
Dule. D. Wethered T.. Thomas, Of ths city 10 Adde
daughter OF J. Mattson Meick, esq.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
A. g. ARMSTRONG a rON

Rcsrcted u books ~ re rss month"; flJ tfCr.s,I
herctOsTe ne ttsrIrg pr.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
sM ,s mountaineering
4 a q q 1

The diagram this city BY tsnhs Of
divisions ~ time the - hours
preceding ight Therregaaf bite line represents e sseste.
The dotted 1e represents
e in indicated ~ the tseTonetef Al Has
nuts Pharmacy. 2lo Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb 5. 4, m.-During the clear and
partly cloudy weather yesterday the movement In the
barometer WAS rapidly upward. The temperature
ranged between 24o and see the (20oI being
aye lower than on the same day last year. ana u
lower than Tuesday.
Warmer and clear weather, followed by partly cloudy
and colder weather and possibly eht snow may DO or
neeted to-day in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
GEORGE ". CARLETON 4 CO.

Charles Dickeu.'- rarior Album Of iiIasfgafioa&
small qnaito coth bouni, price ~ 30
Our Dauxhter.. what shall we do ~iih tieml A Tax
Win Aiorhefs By Haron Harlsad. Paper bound VITA >
portrait. Price 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05

To JOurna-ts-Ac correspondent who writes with facility
muslc, drama and almost subject except
politics. would send weekly lcierO nIstciass Journal IN
another The ADVERTISER letters always fresh and
ORIGINAL matter iehashes OF the Newlork papers
Printed evidence OF ability sent inquest Ad itess
CORRESPONDENT, L. o. Box 4O0. No~-lOtk
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
IN ESCAPING CONVICT SHOT

| Dyspepsia, bliOusness, nervousness and
/ miscfaoleness an cured with Hop Bitters.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
E-U-anEzxEsz<E7
IL ~

An notices Of Ha,riaJe, matbe ia brjai Oi.i raH
/ f,.aes
New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
Rnhert Bent tcstiied

1 saw one squAw lying on the bank. wh0se leg In
been broken. 4 soldier came mp 10 her with draw
sibre raised her to protect herself Le srucl
breaking She rolled over, and raised her otht
ARM he struck breaking that, and then left her Will
OUT killing her. squaw cut open, with an M
born child lying by her side.
, 1880-12-28

tho conclusion TINT, II they grow up, they
would never thank me for a cOnrse that
would palllnto great crime, because 1t
would destroy their moral and intellectual
life II they were forced to be subjected to It.
shall leave tlo stone untllrncl to bring Mrs.
SprnEle's wlolo life out, md
TIE c1sowSISn JS1QU1Tr, IN N.Y. nEL1EF. Is
THE coNKItNG RELATIONSHIP.
TIE TninuSE Is tho first paper to which
llnyc had anything to say OIL this point. You
may say that i a!,nll never consent to tho
divorce proceedings being held In private,
nor to any compromise ot tho case."
, 1880-12-28

THE Cabtnetmakcra have resumed opcra-
tfons. They now mike Senator blaine Scc-
retnry Of State and Chat,nccy I. Filley Post
master-tienora[. They pretend to know that
Senator, Conkling will have no influence with
the Garfield Administration.
, 1880-12-28

AT meeting OF the Brooklyn Aldermen
last night resolution was offered fayorlnc
n license fec of IS for every Chinese laundry
in the city, An amendment that licenses
should be given only to citizens Of tic United
States Was adopted.
, 1880-12-28

AID. W1cKEIss11AM introduced MI ordt-
nance last night giving authority to tho
South Side Railroad Company to run street.
cars by cable machinery. Tho Council also
passed All ordinance to rcgulate tho sale of
bogus butter, wlfcl. provides penalty for
selling the bogus arttcloas the genuine one.
, 1880-12-28

JAcon GozEI. and his wife, who resided
near Allentown, Pa, wcro murd cred In tho!r
bed enrly Sunday morning. A. bloody ax
lay, Indicating tho instrument Of the mur-
der. Joseph Snyder, q boarder, was sus-
pccted Of tho crime, md l,c was selzcd md
jynched by MI infurlatetl mob. lie confessed
Ills crime. lie courtcd the daughter Of tho
Gozels, and, us they dill not encourage him,
lie determined to remove them.
, 1880-12-28

AN explosion Of tre1la1np occurred In n
colllery near st. EtEenne, Franco, yesterday,
wllitc tho miners wera at work. Sovernl Of
them wore killed. Eleven dead bodies had
been taken from the nit lnst night,
, 1880-12-28

Liz Due, tho Commissioner Of Agriculture,
has completed ail arrangements for tic es-
tabllshmcnt Of an experimental tea-farm
near Sunmcryillo, about twenty-five miles
from Charleston, 8. g.
, 1880-12-28

Ir Is r,,morcd TINT Dcrvisch Faaha, tho
Turkish Governor of Albania, has been as
sasinated by MI cn,issarv Of tho Albanian
League, Which body Ind decrced his deatl,
after the occupation Of Dulcfgno by the
Montencgrlns. Tile authenticity Of tho story
Is doubted iii some quarters.
, 1880-12-28

a BOILER explosion in e. P. Dodgc's shoe
factory, at Nowburyport, Mass, yesterday,
resulted In killing tile engineer, James
Huntington, Daniel Bridges, and James Il
Bailey, employees in the factory. Several
others were seriously hurt, and, tho fireman
Is tppQrtDd missing
, 1880-12-28

SECRETARY RAMSEY las announced his
purpose to make a vigorous contest for
Senator McA1illnn's seat in the United States
Senate. MchIillnn's friends nte badly lyscared.
They acknowledge TINT Kamsey's Candida
turo Is formidable,
, 1880-12-28

TWENTY snloonkceperB Of Detroit wero mr.
rested yesterday for keeping their saloons
open on Christmas Day, contrary to the pro-
vision Of tho State law aKainst tho sale of
liquor OH holidays Tho saloonkcepcrs pro-
pose to test the constltutIonnltty OF tho law.
, 1880-12-28

"A MOVEMENT III favor Ut the displacement
Of Mr.. G0wen rs President Of the Reading
Railroad ls rapidly developing. Mr.. Frank
8. Bond, Vice-prcs1tlcnt of the Texas & Pa
ciilc Road, Is the choice OF tha opponents Of
Mr.. GnMnll.
, 1880-12-28

CHOW K1v1 md Crooper, two OF Sitting
Bulls most efficient lioutenants, hayc como
into Fort Duforu to mako terms Of surrender
for their Chief and his followers. 1t IL now
thought that tile doughty warrior will hive
como III by tho 18th OF Jan uary at latest.
, 1880-12-28

On another page will bu found an interest
lug letter from our Topeka correspondent OIL
tho cultivation OF ricecorn IN KIM nsas. Til!s
crop IL not affected by drought, can grow In
a region in which no ratn falls for Whole
year. and It Is probable that Its cultivation
will be greatly extended in Western Kansas.
Over g, 900 acres wero sown with the crop
this year. atld will, gratifying results. It is
said to be as good as 1ndIan corn for food
purpDRQ8.
, 1880-12-28

4 COLLISION occurred OH tho Mobile & Ohio
Railroad Mt tho Louisiana State line between
n passenger md a freight trntt,, Sunday
morning. Tho engineers anl brnkcmen Of
both trains wero killed, md several otl1os
persona wcrc fatally wounded.
, 1880-12-28

TIE total population OF the State Of Ver-
mont Is b., $50. Tho forcIg1l-born citizens
number only 40,Ao0 Thoro arc LOIS colorcd
persons. six indians, aad three llalf-brcctla
The males outnu,nbpr tha females by 1,40l.
, 1880-12-28

PETER VANDEnlIooF, suspected of being
the leader Of gang Of villains who attempt
cd to wreck passenger train on. tho }Yiscon-
sin Railroad track week ago last Sunday
morning, was arrested In Fond du Lac yes
fnrflnv.
, 1880-12-28

THE Public Library Board at its meeting
yesterday resolved that they wou!d ask $40, ,415
OF tho Common Council for Library expenses
next ycar. OF this snm $4,000 Is to be for
tho purchase Of books.
, 1880-12-28

TuE lion. John Rowe, formerly Surveyor
General Of Pennsylvania, nnti ut ono tiuls
Speaker OF tho 1louso Of Representatives
died yesterday.
, 1880-12-28

Two TlsAMrs who had slept by ltmek[ln
near Richmond, W., died yesterday from
the effects Of tho su!focat!ng gns from the
kiln, and two others are not expected to re-
Cover.
, 1880-12-28

SENATOR Blown. OF Georgia. called on
Commissioner RauH yesterday to te,lder Ills
assistance IN the, work Ut breaktng up tho
Inoonstiner syateln In his 6tate,
, 1880-12-28

Up to yesterday morning tho number ol
Immigrants who arrived at the Port Of New
York since the lat OF January Of tLis yeas
MAS 9l9,4E.
, 1880-12-28

ANordlnanco passed tho Council Inst night
directing the City Hallway Company to run
cars once eyery hour after u o'clock ut night
OF Archer avenue and IIRlstel street,
, 1880-12-28

FlnE broke out In the Colorado Cantra!
Mine, ut Georgetown, Colo, Sunday, caus-
ing damage estimated at $1,000.
, 1880-12-28

ono at K!zksyllle. NO., wliero uino buildings.
valued at S3o, 900, were destr Dyed.
, 1880-12-28

YESTERDAY 81, 10, ,e08 were received from
internal revenue, aud S65a. .7a28 from Customs
dues
, 1880-12-28
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est ia'lo''ol scanaa!s OF Inc tl''ic' ttls q 4Hae
, "!ll!e sl',ce hate clasc WIS o.1'ilaht' peas'-
t.u', a1a utlnitious R'1! noout eoi"!npus' w
waeh ner alstlnsnssaeu lalhet Way uovetnor
~, o. uie o'"te. let, IN t,e Quarter u century
tllat nas passeu. ttiat lie has witnessed some
, 1880-12-28

Stockholders Meeting.

Tho annnnl mcottnR Of TIC stockhol.lors ct Tho
tnso TOR tho necttnn uf Trustees for tin ensnng
fauE. Hld nlsu for thu transaction 0f anC n!her lsi.
i Tho tte 1f tho Gplnpnny III Chicago tic fourth
tny nf JnnunfY, ISL botWcnr tho hnurs VI 10 nj
md II ns. ~
Chicago, Dec. e, lSQ, HENRY Il. LOWE.
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