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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.


ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE of Nevada, held at vir-
gnia City, February %, $780, the following solutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Repub lean State Central Committee
of the State of Nevada order that State Convention be
held at Austin Lander County in this State TUESDAY
MAY ELEVENTH, $780, at the hour of IL o'clock N.
Of said day. for the purpose OF eectng six delegates and
six aternates represent the Republican party Of Nevada
in the National Republican Convention to be held a.
Chicago Illinois, June 2, 1880.
Re0tUe That the basis of representation in said Con
vention shall be vote for every 100 votes racton
of so So at the last general election for the
Republican State tickeC, to-wit:
Churchill ............. Lincoln. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Douglas. ............... Lyon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Eko. Observation-Disclosures.
y q
Eureka Observation-Disclosures. IL Storey Observation-Disclosures. 81
Humboldt. ............. 5 Vashoe Observation-Disclosures.
Lander Observation-Disclosures. 8 White Pine ............
ResolUed That the following test be required of each
and every voter at the Primary Elections That he sup
ported the Republican State ticket at the last general
election would have done had he voted and pledge
to support the nominees Of the Chicago National Con
ventiun.
L. L. REQUA, Chairman
ALP. DoTEN. Secretary.
mal7td
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RATL WAY NEWS.
AN AGREEMENT ABRUPTLY ENDED.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company gave
notice to the agents OF the Baltimore aud Ono road
yesterday that would not take freight to be shipped
blythe latter The freight business OF the Balt-
and Ohio Company 10 and from this city has been
done several years the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
An agreement made by the two companies oy
which the Pennsylvania Company conveyed the freight
operating" with The Baltimore Company. The agree
men has been six years but WIS to
terminate with the close Of the year The opening OF
the new through ue o, the Baltimore and OHIO road TO
this city the Pennsylvania Company mas opposed
for last three year, caused that company TO end the
agreement Yesterday. -.
The Baltimore ana Ohio COnp1ny was compelled by
this omen it's freight line month earlier than
had be planned. Some slight Inconvenience 10 snip
pcrs resulted refusal OF TIE Pennsyyan Com
paLy. Tae Central Railroad Of New Jersey at once OF
fere 10 aid the Baltimore AID ONO Company anu the
freight which in the OF the day hsd accumulated
az the Pennsylvania railroad lines Uiusiefref u
those OF the jersey Central Road. The oreohg OF the
new freight route month earlier thsm Lad he IN
expected will be accomplished without eri4- Gelay or
Inconvenience. The Baltimore and ont road viii
receive freight to-day at Pier IL az the loot vi Liberty
ri North RIVER.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE IRISH STATE TRIALS.

LONDON, THURSDAY, DC iooo
The Dublin correspondent Of The Times says:
Tue next proceeding In the State prosecutions VIII DC
the striking OF special jury The only way BY when
special Jury can be obtained criminal case Is under
what is called the old system wIch Is rather more ia
yorabIe 10 tie traversers than to the crown
The Jury for the trials will be selected as FOL
lows from the special jury list, comprising l'ooo
Names As VIII bs selected by ballot These AZ names
will then again be placed IN the bdlot-oox and dfa""
out separately eacA SIDE having the right TO oyees 10
L. From hr "A thus remaining inc jury VIII 10
selected, side again having the right 10 cn,enEr
The Times Dublin respondent SAYS that eviurncc w
the wide and rapid spread ct the land league trrrOrsn
iu districts hitherto ueaceabe II increasing daily OWL
prs and agents the state OF anans II worse
than II a month ago. There Ia now an 8imosL uni
vessa suspension of The payment OF rents. rfinitu
valuation ouly being offered estate IN tIe dis
trcts und r tho influence Of the league.
Mr. Parne has suddenly returned 10 Dublin on In
portBnt political business. - -,
Mrssrs Parneli Bggar I. ID. Sullivan. Sexton ard
Dillon Will each file an affidavit the Crown once on
white TO ground an application for pOsip0nement or
the trial rayersers tue date rs nk ID Tor thelr
trial would interior with tier Constitutional rsht 10
be- present when Parliament meets.
In his afi iayi; applying Tor a postponement OF DIS
ira Mr. Parnel he be eyes the Crown acted WIN
Members of Parliament, from tue House OF Commons.
large meeting of rHe Grand Orange Lodge or lrelanh
to-day resolved advise the Ulster lodges tO organize
cuuntcr demOnstrsuOns on the same DAYS anc at the
sauie places which are appointed for Land League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
PUBLISHERS FEATS.

APRoPOs OF JANUS r OsGoOD & co.'s QUICK WORK
WITH TENNYsON's NEw POEMS, THUELOw WELD
RECALLS FEAT IN WHICH HE ASSISTED sixty
THREE WARS AGO.
TO me EdttOr or me Tribune
SIR: The paragraph IN this mornings TRIBUNE
showing thai copy of TenDyson's new poems was
printed. bound and sale in twenty-six hours. re-
minds me Of a similar enterprise more than sixty
years ago. In 1917 chance copy OF Moore
Lalla Rookh WAS received ia this city by ship
from London. The publishers, Messrs. XIX and
Mercen placed it in the hands OF William \. Mer-
cIeD. a printer In Gold-st.. with request that II
should be ready for publication at the earliest pos
slbIe hour. Mr. Mercien filed his Office with COM
posifcrs pressmen and binders. All worked
with a will" day and night. and on the
fourth day complete copies were delivered 70 the
publIahcrs As there were no ste mers or regular
packet lines IL tbOse days, Messrs. MIX ahu her'
ever. had the excuaiy, sale of La!la KOokh, me
most p0pular p published before or since. nnui
a fortnight af erward, when another slip arrived
with Lougman's London edition; lennysoh :
Poems is . DO jl< OF 100 pages, while L1Ila HOOK
contained 800 pages Considering the lmpr'Ve'
ments and facIIites printing and binding hiuce
IsI7 that achievement may be + garded as cr'dita-
lie AS the one now announced. was then 'ur-
npviuau printer for Mr Mecleu dld my snare OF the
work and received NV share Of tue credit. I. W.
NeLg- York Dec. =, 1880
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ELEVATED LINES IN BROOKLYN.

The contest over the control OF the Brook
lyn Elevated Railway came uD again before Judge
Cooke in the Supreme Court IN Brooklyn yesterday Ar
gnlnent was heard the motion ror an injunction to
restrain thn Receivers LvdecIer and Shaer appointed
by Judge Westbrook. from interfering with Receivers
Phelps ard Wagstal whom Judge Cooke appointed
An answer against removal Receivers Lydecker
and 81 fer was put Dy the Farmer Loan ard Trust
Company, urging that thcr removal would peril the
Interests of the bondhoders petition signed by
iorty ~ the holders tho companys bonds pray for
The retention OF receivers. handed IN After
taking all Dapcr- Idge Cooke hrs decision
ON the motion. Argument a motion TO remove Re-
cplyers Phelps and WIgsiah tHen listened to. Mr.
CULVER c IA med that appointment OF Receiver
Pnens the suit ~ COLLISION between President
Brnf Of the COMPANY, and his two brothers. Mr.
Phepss affidavit, wnicn was nut in denies any couu-
sion. Decision was reserved.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, ThnrsGay, Dec. 2 1850.
The British Channel Squadron has arrived in Yigo
Bay from q Queenstown
There is q fresh issue OF lava from Mount Vesuvius
descending 10 the base OF the cone.
seventy-fye thousand pounds IN gold vote purchased
in ouen rrrket to-day for TRANSMISSION 10 America by
ga urda : steamer.
Tie correspondent Of The Daily NeWS 1t ST. Petersburg
says lie erslnds that the programme OF the new FL
nance Minister comprises considerable reductions OF
army and navy expenditures IN time OF peace.
Toe Court Of Common Council has resolved unan
mousy to present General ST. Frederick Roberts the
freed IN OF the City London and sworC in recogni
zion OF bis services IN Afghauistan.
HAvASA Dee 2--The late discovery Of an immense
amount OF counterfeit stamped paper. together with
sc,ndaloas r,uds the Treasury, has led 10 the i'm
mi Oumcnt OF the second chef and several other
pl0ves o. a branch Jr dependency OF the Treasury.
MONTREAL Dec 2.-Tnere Is now very little chance Of
the ice una steamers Peruvian and Dominion getting
of this season from SOr"l.
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SENATOR WAGNERS DAUGHTER MARRIED.

MANY persous prominent In social circles IN TINS
city last evening attended the wedding Oh AlDro
Eugene Haynes and MISS Annette Wagner, daugh-
ter of Senator Webster Wagner. The cereuony
WAS performed at the Church of the Holy Trinity,
MadIson-ave and Forty -secOnd-sr. the rector. the
Rev. DR. Stephen Ii. Tying, jr., reading the service.
The bridesmaids were Miss Edith A.
Davis and Miss n Ohve Wayne" 2Spei.b COUSINS Mi.s
r. Genevieve Andrews Miss Nellie Dunn, Of Pala-
tine bridge. \. Y. and Miss Kate Ward. The ushers
were J. C. Seymour, who also acted as best man
Charles d. Sanger John L. BaudOulne, II nry l..
ThOnlas LOUIS c. Nash, W. II. stuart T. hut CT
and w. 3 Hawk ,... =
wheat pattern, trimmed with white satin, ana a
fringe OF orange blossoms SIX inches deep ehe
Wore "A veil of duchesse lace ana carried q IdIte
bouquet Of tea roses. Diamond ornament, Tue ~,
Of the groom, were also worn. lie DrldesnlaiuS
dresses were white damasse and SATIN, Win veins OF
Spanish lace. The dresses OF me pIIue sIS
fers were particularly Noticeable; Mrs' Iayior
wore black damasse and jet dress WIN satih btaih'
Mrs Van Blocks dress creani-cOOfeG bfocace.
Trimmed with cardinal and Oh g0M the uieSS o.
Mrs. Stctson was OF cIeam-eoiOred SIX AN garuev
velvet. The dress Of Hiss Cornish one 81 D's
bridesmaids. was trimmed wlth spanish rae ana
white beads. and WAS DincD adinlTeu' ihs P'e'c"ts
were numerous anG autlful. aud were exhibited a.
TIE reception at Senator Wagners house. NO. II
East Forty -fourjb-st. 49,. s.,,.,.-
ing: Ex-Governor Il. L. Fenton ana i l;ainliy'
ex-Mlyor smith Ely, il, Mrs john fohaii,I'
Bliss Mary POndIr Miss lihe ionu"', -,
AID Mrs. Norman Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ.
Bates. }. :. Thomas. OF Bristol, fcnn.' dessIs
joseph and Fletcher Harper, Mnr!t hastead'
bic and Mrs Joun Sherwood, jre the Misses secof'
Chauncey NJ. Depew. Edward y. Haynes ana we,
Charles A. Haynes and wife, Miss Lht,leDeIu' t,ie
Misses l.. ana c. Fielding George ;. Waiien; me
Misses Payne. Miss Moss. the Misses Rice, W. u
hIngsland, Mr and Mrs. John NASH. Mr.. ana aIs.
a Baudoulne. Mr. and Mrs Il. Poiii9ln. Mis-
Mamie Seymour. Miss Emma seymour, William H.
DAVIS, Miss Clara LIE Grave, Mr. and MIS- ". II.
Andrews, Sir. ana Mrs. John GaTduer, 0t SHARON
Springs, SIR. and Mrs. Mum Cornish. Mr. and Mrs.
y 'iliam II. Vanderbilt George Mex bOIn Shepherd
hnspp and WIFE, Mr. and Mrs. r.. +. KIRBY, MI. ana
mis-. +. L. Nash MIR. and Mrs. Weed.
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have a good reh, to the tolls a. II the capital to build
tno road had been thcmseIves

have a good right the tolls the capital 10 Dud
Inc road had been raised ny themselves
IL railroad COMPUTATIONS have the unlimited power
which they claim then all business II at their mercy
agriculture commerce., manufacturers must surer WIN
they choose nfct. They NAV rob labor OF the bread
II and deprive all enterprise OF lts just re"du
They boldly announce their determination 70 charge as
much the traffic will bears thaHsto sFy tbey VIII take
FROM the prnhs OF every man pusess ss a. ~, ~
habit Of the railroad companies TO change ter fates ui
transportation often and suddenly and IN Particular 70
tce al all. The farmers OF the great west
have made large crop or gram " me.
II carried 10 the Estern ports at the unreason
ably high fIelghts Of last summer But lhst now " u
said that the railway conptnies nave asresu among
themselves raise the freight nve GEMS hlirrru
weight which y elnal To export tax upon tue WnOie
crop probably seventy five millions OF doafs Inv
farmers submit 10 this Highway robbery OF eieut 70
keep tue product IL their land 10 rot on their MINUS.
Common Justice impcf atvely requires thar frelghts
lee fixed, settled and prescribed by law ana Una. thcy
panics II the rail ways belong TO he people, then ne
rEhts OF a ctzsns are precisely equal ana al iser,
pose are not difficult 20 frame. II you W. ~
took constitution OF PennSyyana as amended III
1873. you will fad IN the 17tl section series OF
prDysons VIII Gu carried out aud enforced, would DO
amply sufficient. But tine railroad men and thtir ajyO-
have managed 10 impress the LEGISLATURE WIN tue
idea tuat they above the Constitution
/ maintain that all the States have clear ana moe
fens right protect their people against such
Mrongs and To exeres1 the power as s.Ied , ua,t
When that duy Is properly performed the lnterna f1c
Of each State will cease 10 be ensiavrd au cippea 81
IL Is But the commerce between the states VIII
.tl upen INEQUALITIES and liable 10 Oppr S5on an
punder by trans portaton companies unie the VA
tiOnal Legislature does something 10 save IL Congress-
has power 10 regulate commerce between the saGs'
L. Il nor strictly within the scope OF That authority "hcn
10 makes Law fOrOlddng carriers through the Sate 10
lure )ede troy The general trade OF the couh
try by exfrdYagaut aud discriminating chargetf IT that
be- not regna.Ion OT Interstate commerce. what would
bel The power being conceded, an of.ctuAl moae ul
riehiiug the wrongs complained Of can easily DC
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- nesu made by both piainfin anu oeie1-au" VIC
Oo~ 90 "a aliourupd."

,..r made BY both plaintiff and deieasan'' &C.
Slsre the case asuournrd 90,
One of the most remarkable incidents OF the
"a c.,icn in ireland occurred fortnight ago IN the
village OF Kyleberg. where farm Of 'wenyeig acres
"a. seld BY widow Dempsey Size had i've e.iilrcn
"a Nor brsbapd had DEED while they wcie young. AZ
enc s.sous nj Ioughrca IN January 1879 an eieciment
ocess was taken out against the widow, aud In three
or,hs the sheriff. carried out the work ~ eviction. Mrs
yau,sev after the eviction, went IN the agent and
ed him the amount sued for 81 sos. hut he refused
che money On any whatever The seemed
% have died out Of memory. When the facts became
Known 10 the connected with the Land League they
took the matter up. Al O'clock one mcrning 500 men
assembled with carts bearing materials for erecting
house and provisions for night and day MI
osuiivan tue Land League arrived az O'Clock took
his coat or aud 60 work AT seven In the morning
sbe hou competed and the widow renstaed. Al
The Land League citing bstQucuiy ned. which was
Attended thousands OF tenant-tarmers Mr.. OSuvhn
denounced the eviction OF the widow and ali concerned
m H. and IN conclusion. exhorteo bis auditors with ao
lifted hands pledge themselves IN future 70 a1h,fe
strictly 10 the principles Of the League presided over
the only -nized leader OF the lrsh people, Chafes
Stewart plruen.
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LOTTERY DEALERS AARESTED.

Detectives Oates and llagan. OF the First Pre-
cinct last evening made descent upon the lottery
office OF j. Cute at NO. 200 Broadway, and cap
tured clerk named George I. Norton, and many
lottery tickets, Slips etc. Norton. who lives az No.
ia Roosevelt-st, was locked up In the New street
station.
JOHN Bottcn, n Young Irshmnn. and William
Thompson, colOred, were locked up IN the Prince
Street Police Station last evening on a charge OF
dealing IN policy at No IL Ihompson-st. Patrol
men Monahan ami ONei, vino arrested the men.
mad considerable difficulty IN getting INTO the pohcy
rooms which were III tue rear OF the teuemeht-
house thompson stood guard IN an outer door,
and the officers Obliged 70 arrest hlm an0 take
him 10 the police station aud get some Keys from DIS
pockets before they could enter The room where
Botten was. They captured number OF policy
slips, but did not any slips sold.
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TIE DEMOCRACY DECLARED DEAD BY AN OLD
FRIEND.
md DsDlA

What Is the future of the Democratic party 7
IL mas no future. IL dead las, years hilu>
nest. WHAT more IL mas beendead Ter the last -lx-
teen years II dIeu 1864, when lncorpoia teG II It's
platform plank that the Tor the UhiOn was idli-
urr and II has been mistak.nS. ever since. Ec OF
Calvanisrn for vitality. Since Tat period We nave Dten
CARVING around corpse. dressed ia TIC roD's 81
ROYALTY and pOwer II true. but nevertheless corpse
We all nyed the CID party much for TIE grand r u
fs past history been uu Wiiln 20 conccoc
tha 1t vas dead. But there are too many evidences OF
IL now disguise the Iict any iOnEer Mhth s.eFh-
backisD III quasi republication OF the LuDilc dtht up
pearrd ON ITS surface, senS tbaJ ncct nnos
fion the result OF the l.st erNor Mas
proven that II is dead beyond the power OF rcsuI-
rectluu What should II 40 as an Orgdn'zrilouF IL
shOu d dsband Is Oaly seems 10 be 20 "ci as
a heop 20 Ga, Republican barrel When 10 organizes Tor
a campaign ii drives ali tie i depcnGent and doubl ul
Republicans into the Republic u ranks IL lis no
wrll-deined principles, as an organization. el@eh
may cali himself Democrat; but VINO would da.e 90
look another IN and mat lard money
cardinal priuciple Of the Democratic parry IN the I&.
nj IL VINO Wuud dare 10 assert tilat
n Is opposed 10 mOnOpOlles and ia favor OF taTn
which snail be stripped OF al mouSrOsltla5 and Ntr-
ftism when so recently Tie Presidentiy candidate ou
The tckpt has proclaimed that the tanH Is only local
question: The only when tie sO-caA,d DINO
cratic party venlured and uPOa which II fought - tnr
camp as TO woe, ner the chinese e1 q was
forgery OF not. Could anYth better demonstrate Tie
poverty of The resources OF the party
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FRANKLY inhamma kidneys Alexis only son OF
AIDsrr rank aged IL years, months and 2G days
Funeral Friday December = az 10 from his iihcfs
residence. No. 1874 East 7lstsi.
MERCHANT Newark ". J.. December !, 1880. sjas
Merchant "a the 10th year OF his age.
services his late residence No go Highst
Newark. SATURDAY. 4th INST. at o'clock p M
I,elat YES and friends invited to attend.
PERSONAL Albany. y. Y. on rhnrsd1v, Oec"1fer =.
Mary Ida only Of Henry X and Ssrsn H. feiscn
Funeral ALBANY sunday, at O'Clock.
Inferment wood on d, nday.
PINKNEY-On Thursday morning. December z, 1880. $50
O'Clock, HE residence, No 81 Lexngoh-ayr Jsmcs IL
Pinknev.
NOIhe OF funeral hereafter.
THAYEK-suddsnIy in BROOKLYN. Thursday December z.
1880 Of diphthera Hamilton IRIS yOBgesi aHd beloved
nathan aud Ha Tiet Thayer In the an vi ms
Funeral private.
Ilie ment Buifalo. ". Y.
Buffalo papers please copy.
TONLE- THURSDAY December q az bis late resdance No.
AL East 81 stst jeremiah Towle IN his Sist year.
Notice o. funeral ereaIter.