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New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

General Grant will hardly regret his depar-
ture from Cuba, in spite of the generous hos
pitality extended to him. His stay on that
uncertain Isle began with earthquakes and
ended with railroad accident. The train
was thrown from the track, but fortunately
no one was hurt. The General has now
turned his face toward Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

The appointment of Captain John II. Mooney
to the vacancy in the Board of Brooklyn
Bridge Trustees seems to be received with
general favor. He made an excellent record as
Commissioner of Accounts. and will bring to
the duties Of trustee a peculiar ability and
experience which would be valuable in any
body having large expenditures.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

explained that they supposed it to be pro-
test against removal. The Agent who secured
the transfer is expected to testify to-day his
explanation will be awaited with interest.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
TERMS or THE iRIBUNE.

Postdae free IN heUuited States.
DAILY TRIBUNE. dneindjng Snndaysl. year. .-Sl2 00
DAILY TRIBUNE. fwithGut sunday year.. 10 OU
SUNDAY TRIBUNE, year...-...-.-........-.... ~
WEEKLY TRIBUNE vrar.................-..... zoo
sEAIWEEKLY TRIBUNE. year..........-..... 500
Remit by r. o. order or III registered letter.
Address THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
Bay always

WuBoR's COD-LIvER OIL AND LIME.-The
great popularity Of this se and efcaoo' s alone
Attributable intrinsic worth In the 0f coughs
Colis Asthma Bronchitis WhOoping Cough ScrOfuouS Hl
rnos and Consumptive symptoms II has no superior II
eona Let no neglect The early symptoms OF disease
when an agent which will al comp iins OF
Chest. Lungs Throat Manufactured only Dy a. b
WilpoR Chemist Boston. Sod by all druggists
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

The benevolent ex-Calfornan who has be-
aueathed $4,000 to the destitute women
and children of San Francisco, had a generous
faith in the local authorities of that city.
The money is left to the Mayor and
Common Council, in trust, to be expended
according to their discretion. The Sand Lots
have not produced statesmen, and only states
men could handle such fund properly. 1t is
noticeable that Mr.. Robinson excluded men
from his bounty. This is new departure in
charity of this kind.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

teal lesson against the reckless habit OF step
ming from horse-cars while they are in motion
| In Winter weather this is fairly lnexcusaoie'
and in thawine weather like that OF yester-
dav. it is scarcely less 40. If Mr.. Kelly had
asked the conductor of his car to stop, he
would not have been so likely to slip upon
the ice, and might have been spared the
severe pain and serious inconvenience of DIS
| located shoulder These obvious truths are not
stated for the purpose of scOlding MIR. Kelly.
The rule against hitting. man when he Is
down certainly protects one who is disabled.
| But the rest OF mankind may proht oy his
| experience
II is significant that Mr.. Wheelhouse,
| Conservative, who has represented the great
manufacturing City Of Leeds in the British
| Parliament over eleven years, should move
Yesterday in the House of Commons for
select committee to determine III effect the
value of Free Trade. He enforced his demand
| by admitting candidy that America hau
| beaten England in cotton goods" and that
great manufacturing mills" such as once ex-
listed in England, were now only to be found III
this. country. He might have added also that
our cotton goods have so far supplanted abroad
those of other countries that our exports
increased from So, 757,2S2 in 1969-'70 to
| S11. .435. .62S in 1977-'7S. 1t is not the inter
est of England to admit officially that FREE
Trade has disappointed some of ITS most
earnest promoters, and so Mr.. Wheelhousc
was denied the inquiry he sought But wnen-
ever it becomes evident that an investigation
| would be of practical vifiue the English man
ufacturers will undoubtedly insist on IT.
The uncertainty which the Harrisburg Con-
vention left in its wake concerning the real
| feeling in Pennsylvania upon the Presidential
ouestion suggested to THE TRIBUNE the al
visibility of a canvass of the active workers
of the party in that State, the first results OF
which will be found elsewhere. circular
| was addressed to every one of the $500 coun-
ty and township committeeman in the State,
and we propose now to print all their replies
with or without the writer's names, as they
themselves direct. These responses promise,
brief as most of Them are, to furnish extreme
ly interesting hints of the temper of the com
munities from which they are received, ana
the first instalment, which we give to-day, ls
the beginning of an extremely full and sig
pificant Indication of public feeling This first
instalment comprises answers from one-tenth
of the whole number of committeeman, and
shows a remarkable preponderance IN favor OF
Mr. Blame, all the more striking because this
vote is taken in a way least favorable to the
Maine Senator These men are the local chief
tains of the party who have been chosen by
the dominant influence, and are IN most cases,
it is to be presumed. more or less under the
Cameron control. This fact makes their ut
terances peculiarly significant. The further
development of this canvass must prove OF
great interest. Readers of The TRIBUNE may
rest assured that it will be presented with
strict impartiality.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

"That's the way the white men always do.
"Tbey say one thing, and write another"
This is Standing Bears commentary upon pa
ner which was produced in committee yesterday
at washington. 1t purported to be request
from large number of Ponca chiefs and
heads of families, praying for their removal
10 the Indian Territory, but Standing Bear
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
3RsIness NoIIIes.

" ALpERNEY BRAND "
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
Nesu'1)ork Daily Gribnate.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ID. 1880.

FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

eff had the whole vote to give myself, shoul
certainly elect General Grant" Would not Nj
Beecher be likely in such an event TO elect tn
pastor of Plymouth Churohf
, 1880-07-04
BLOOD HUM0RS,


Whole System Affected. Glnndular Swell
ings With Ulceratlon%. Hacking Cough.
Messrs. Weeks s. Potter-Gentlemen have
been afflicted with BLOOD Humor for tvs, years,
which the best city doctors called Erysipclas.
Chronic Psoriasis, and Seald Hea1. My whole
system. especially face, head, and lungs, was
remedies with no success whutcvcr. Was told
by the best lung doctor in this city that the
sooner I got cured the better My symptoms
were humor accompanied by GlandularSwell-
1ngs, with Ulcers in the Throat and Stomach,
Dry, Hacking Cough. Deafness, With Ringing
Noises in the Head For fifteen month, have
done nothing b1,t take medicine with no benefit
whatever. Tie Cuticura Remedies have cured
me, in gratitude for which make this public
statement. Respectfully yours.
FRANK ASHLEY.
26 Portland-st., Boston. April I, 1879.
, 1880-07-04

THE DEMOCRATS point to Gen. Hancock s
military pronunc,amentos when he superseded
Gen, she, ;dan in command ~ tha nonort rncnI
ofTs..t.1., -, W .no t'44.4''
Of Louisiana rno Texas ms evidence Of Estates
manship." HIS acts while filling that office we're
those OF dou2hfacc ana q Confederate sympa-
thizcr nur tho bj,rh-so,ndt1v rraDd,foouert
n.ca,..s al .1e n1sn-s"unuul3' E,aAoluen'
t,ae4a Ramanons IN which he pretended to snpor-
innate tue military to the civil power were not
The nan,h,;aas u., shouen ,,.. -. ns a'e
~ 5o'e ue'ns u,s",n nave genela's ascI'oea tne1n
noo, naeh nst Us ey wore IN nus slse o. com, n,
asn'hs'oh. "no processes 10 Kno" al aoon1
, 1880-07-04
liIlGMEN1 RENDERED.

SrMxGF1ELD, ILL.,, July 3.-1n the United
States Court to-day Judgment was given
against the Town Of Hickory for $500, be-
ing the value Of coupons attached and bonds
issued i'll 1872 to aid the Tuscola, Christian Il
Vincennes Railroad. The special intcrestin
the case was the novel defense, it being ~
legged that the charter Of the Company, which
was special act of the Legislature in 1SG7.
was void because it was not approved by the
Governor until after the Legislature had adj
journcd. This point was strongly urged,
but the Court held the validity Of the bonds
to be unaffected by this fact.
, 1880-07-04

INV NE" ORR las been a furnace for two
The haoIcs nave been dying like doe-tlics,
me Industries OF the city have hccn el1,<,et ~
a a.: s'andstIif. The following from 1he New Val.
1''aes Z, adds something to the e1tract fro,n tba
ht7ua printed yes,erday; A1 "-''
tee!, ine .e,p past TWO weeks, up to Yesterday ha1
heet n,t'e less than distressing from ntense n@e
gotn aau s4lariness There was no pleasure in
.ud ui -, ssi with satisfaction It vas to- hot ~
even ~ drsc To- sleep. to eat, to visit to tnlk.
ev,rx ~ n,tna tn.nk: Ihe dominant CONSCIOUSNESS ia
iorf 10 and depression; evcrytbns wns % asoTt,
thu 1.o.!e =! tae burning weather. The eject Of
dur,n.r '.S IN the nejghborhood Of 100 deg.
'oae Is dlstracting: 1t paralyzes energy,
, 1880-07-04

TIE ridiculous charge against Gen. Han
cocG, that he spent some seven millions Of
United States money, and used several thousand
troops in the capture Of two Indians, recoils
with severity OIL tho heads Of those prcfcrring it
when it Is made known TINT the General also
secured two papooscs and a one-cared mule.
which made tta "superb" bnrg'lin. Tho mud
throwers will please pnstc this til their hats.
, 1880-07-04

Two CONNECTICUT worthless Of the Demo-
cratic faith, full OF beer and mnltous spirits, co
posed dispatch to Hancock the day after tho
Cincinnuti Convention. promising him the Stato
by GOO majority The dispatch was signed by
c. W. Scott, who now says that he and three or
four others wrote it FORUM. John Cunningham,
in whose saloon they were, says: "Some fellers
wanted to tell Hancock we'd give him l., ,00 but
Scott said rs We wero doing such u solemn thing
like pledgin' the State, we'd better hnlvc it. So
we sent it Off. and got IN answer which we read
to crowd Of boys in the saloon whab it camo
that night. 1t just ticklcd us to sec them big
Now York papers grab it Us square leal.'
, 1880-07-04

Mr.. THOMAS MAST is an excellent artist in
his way, but he will find out before long that he
can't run the campaign In Uaf3er's 1Cek}y on
TINT Old coffin standing erect with Sum ridden
in it. Nr. Mast will have to cross the East Hirer
to Governors Island for inspiration now
Grnnlercy Park ia no longer IL order.-St. Louis
Globe.
Poor Mast has been doing cofins so long that he
can't get out Of the habit Of funerca1 fun.
, 1880-07-04

Vanderbilt draws the interest on one
eleventh Of the registered bonded Indebtedness
of the United Suites, It's perfectly natural
under the circumstances that his daughter
should marry Lord, and not q perfectly reputa-
bic Lord at that. The runor Is that tho
youngest Miss Vanderbilt is now bctrothed to
Viscount Dupplin, son and heir Of tho Enrl Of
Kinnoull, and Il nephew Of tho Duke Of Beau
fort Lord Dupplin has been a good deal on the
turf He wAs married III ISL to daughter Of
the late Earl or Fife, aud divorced from her in
71-1
, 1880-07-04
THE PIIISRuRG RIOTS.

PTrsBuRG, Pa, July "A test case, in
yolying the question whether Allegheny
County should be compelled to pay the inter-
est OH claims for losses incurred by the great
riots Of 1877, was decided in the Common
Pleas Court this morning. Judge Ewing
holding that the county was not liable for
interest. The case will be taken to the Sit
prcmc Court for final adjudication.
, 1880-07-04
ECZEMA

Edectua1ly Cured In Eight Weeks. Nothlr 2
Equal to the CutIet1r,s Remedies.
Mcssrs Weeks s. Potter-Gentlemen: Have
never used any remedies for blood diseases th1t
can compare with tho Cuticuru Remedies.
have used them In all forms for a very severe
cnsc of what the doctors call Eczema, which was
eHcctually cured in eight weeks. AS blood
purifier nothing can equal your Cuticura Re
solvent caunOt sny too much in their prnise,
and am noising them about the city. Truly
yours, etc, MANUEL MANINTZ,
4 Rurgundy-st-, New Orleans, La.
Aug g. 1879
, 1880-07-04

-, The great Greek scholars Of
fano. ond London, the most learned archie
lt1os The most successful classic artists, were
'los. 'losa',s,nd for tho occasion. The music was
OIL end a@,x,d by the organist at Nagdalcn College,
comph NE finest church music In England is
"ncl Tbe audience was company Of Us fine
hea'u 1,a,s az the country possesses. The young
ecao'1 srew their parts thoroughly, and threw
men .so,n 20 much spirit, and gare them such
tn.o t.o.eh expression. that the performance was
thotoa thot",,ncca complete success. 1t was after
p, rs1,eated ut Harrow, Eto''. and Winchester
~ Sa11 o,don Truth says Of the performances:
1ne ns remarkable that the Clutemnestrd OF Mr.
II ~n9 ,rss 1hc sensation OF the piay, US Eschy-
Benso.na To have giveu tho grace OF n
lu* IN his actions, to portray the emotions Of
xon'an ..omau, ~ hatt-hend half-fury+ ano yct
fuca q showed the finest perception Of the part
uonanu ~ ssrcst gifts Of All actor. The CdSxdEdrn
a1ot w taao:s;ne. d purt demanding even nIore ex-
Is. Il pos3 = c,,sliGcations, and 1t was wonderful
cepnE%aa1 aawrencc avoided the e1aggeratfon in
thai , H he character Is apt t. bctrty an actor.
70 "2 t,.n most surprising thing as 10 the stnrc
Hll ~ ~ ,besp uco-Grcek trAr1e uctors IS that Mr.
g11ts " ;s a champion runner, Mr. Lawrence Is
Bchso+ - a hurdle race. md Mr.. Bruce, who
ETeaa =. t"7mzynuDt, is the swift-of-fOot of the
pe1.';r. payea So that there was something after
Cnse,t ~ ~ honors OF the Olympic games more
Wan ~ ~ met the eye
, 1880-07-04

THE boys find all advantage in having the
Fourth come OIL Sunday, US they arc enabled to
have the celebration extend over three periods
OF twcnty-four hours caca. They can celebrate
on Saturday to accommodate the country peo-
pie, on Monday to please the city folk, and sur
reptitionsly on sund.ts to satisfy their own idea
Of the true fitness Of things. For If it's duty
to haul onc's Or ass out Of the pit on tho Sab-
bath, how much more imperative is the oblsa-
ton to fight, bleed, burn, and die for one coun-
+wH.f
, 1880-07-04

GARFIELn's letter of acceptance has not
yet appeared, and Democrats arc found to
say that tue delay is unprecedented. They for
get that Tillen did not publish his letter Of ae
ccptance IN 1876 until the day after
he was nominated. So Garfield has fifteen days
yet to the good, according to his bright exem-
V,1n
, 1880-07-04

THE Queen has charged the Lord Cham
beruin Of England with tho delicate duty OF de-
Gliding how high up or how low down dresses
shall be cut The official will, it is presumed
vary his rules to suit each case. For bony neeks
dresses should he cut up to the ears, and for
beautiful necks and busts down to the line of
frf,rH taste
, 1880-07-04

o,,, 1otter-carriers of ST. Louis who have
.a +ba functions Of the United States
..Fo-.,ors arc working away at their re-cen-
rhor arc said to be finding lots of
w. ,.,>.1 Names" They claim to have discov-
,nrv number Of commercial travellers I'M
eesu .arated. but, as some thousands Of this class
,,,sr tpes belong in Chicago, we protest
:" .;.st .hc st, Louis letter-carrcrs transferring
aS s':. rar,cs to the st. Louis census. Tho prog
toeA = +ha Icttcr~carricrs is thus described by
n7s tesst 1o,,,s papers, Says the Globe of July2:
'1e ee.nor;n,pnlept Wright thinks that it will be
ss,apa,ete by tu- u-morr,w night, Eight tneu are
busy cgzge ean1pWnG tne canot n Purhsr ouf
tDe ~ r. ,s,s,,lt than tu estiunte, Judging from
Mu. !no rumber Of alleged omissions by tho census
iaaGnarator IT, already gathered hy his men that
cnutt5 .rG ut fbs end number c@fe on 1.0D. The
ut tm@ ;n bis posscssion show that the chief cr
1ele. rsro mnde Us to manufacturing cstabl1sh-
u"nrs where the enumerators uld not take pa'ns
~ loarn OF all who are connected WIN 1nein; US
u ts ta hnart1inr- houses, where, tnO, the entf-
~ot;on was done hastily: and rs to commercial
I.,.ocrs Ms, temporarily absent, who arc resilient
in this city.
1tis still impossible to give any statement OF
the population Of st. Louis, althongn INC papers
,us,a vt 3.5 no. ~ If they hhd some means Of In
f,a,ion which the people Of this city arc denied.
H. nt feust three weeks since the reports first
,s,n, out that St. Louis hnf1 5dGd population:
nd no erarrton Of fact t3at at ieast gV
s o,,rx cYy rr,urtef stu at the rate Of ti&, or
f,a!r @ tho tbousan dav if it were true. therefore,
when Inc the report was first started TINT the emu
:nesation.sts showed 35 60 population for St.
th"n tss is11 to- day The lack Of any definit in
format1ou on this subject is annoying, and all
10 mnrr ~ for the reason that the facts about
aher ctics arc 60 easily asccrta.ncd.
While opposed to stuf'ins either ballot boxes
or census returns. still We hope TINT the letter
carriers mar be able to find at least 400 600 boua-
ade names, 20 that St Louis will not be lost to
Chicago sight for ten years to come, though she
will still be to memory dear whatever her CEN
ELS fattings.
, 1880-07-04
cUTIcURA REMEDIES,

For Bk1n, HcAip, ana BI00d UNAoF1s
Are prepared by WEEKS s. POTTER. Chemists
aud Druggists, $50 Westinghouse, Boston. Il
Front-st, Toronto, Ont, aud Snow Hill, Lon
don, aud are for sale by nll Druggists. Price of
CurICuRA, small boxes, 81 cents; large boxes,
containing two and o1,e-hu1f times the quantity
OF small, 81. REs0LvENT, 81 per bottle. CuTI-
CuIsA MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, % cents. CuTT-
bars, for BARRIERS and large consumers, 20 cents.
, 1880-07-04

1.-THE Mayor is behaving badly about the
pumping works." said stalwart the other day.
s. don't know how to forgive him. It Will be
pninful and difficult to learn.
, 1880-07-04

AT tho Harvard Phi Beta Kappa dinner,
Mr.. Fawcett, the poet, asked to be excused from
speaking. DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, who pre-
sided, s.lid: How can We ask one to get on his
legs who uses his wings SO well?'' But DR..
Holmcs himself is q walking bird.
, 1880-07-04

WHO will say good word for the dcspised
hrecracker? 1t Is brave toy. Courage and
skill required to use it. The internal
"bombs," which crude inventions to pro-
dnce noise without danger or variety of dctona-
ton. arc prosy and stupid by comparison with
the lively, nimblc, erratic, and aHecuouate fire.
, 1880-07-04

TIE Alumni Of St johns College, for theil
aanual dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel in New
York, had the following Shakspcarean bill OF
Are:
Herhich hatb no :, stomach to to this
,,... L*s thn,. hin ddepart:-hs"o dt;p,rc Henry y.
Here IN the sands
%se y, 1skS ,I spK'19e roS9e Lear
MASTER h5ou do oxpest spo9n y; % meat meat.
:1sH-Kennebec salmon Ia nornan1e:
4 Esh tha, appeared upon the coast on "Wednesday.
Potatoes ranglatse.
Slice, s.y:. slice! that's my husnor.
RE1EyE-saddie Of lamb. mint sauce.
In peas was ne7er gentle lamb more MILD
king Kiehard H.
New green peas.
Pegs. ye fat-k!dneyed rasca!.-Ktng HrnrpIr:
ESrnEEs-Tenderloin of beef laraed Ia Hus-
Sar1e-
Merry t1rts u 1Fiadsof
Where's .han the satncy bo2t7
Tmbale Of sweetbrcnds 10 Providence.
Mtxht havc @ sspt this lf~hfed-hln1 5oh"-
You are full Of heavenly stut.-Etn0 Henry VIII
Wen mend OUT dinners here.-Com<dp oJ E.ors.
RoAsT-Spring chicken farcje en- deni gldcG.
doubt some fowl play.-Hanlet.
English snipe Oh toast nu crcsson.
This WAS we'll done, Iuy bIrd.-The Tempest
Lettuce salad.
1luw lush and Iusty the grass looks! how green!
The Tempest.
PASTRY AND DESSERT.
Set thee on to this desert---Cvmbeltnt.
Pudding sOuftlE la refhc- Champagne jelly.
Assorted cake. lcc-cream en- pyramidc.
Here We wander III ilInsicIls;
Some blessed power deliver US from hence.
-CDmedy Of Errors.
Pineapple cheese.
Ghy my cheese. my Observation-Disclosures and Crcssida.
Fruits Coffee.
Fur we have stonuchs.--I1le Tempest.
4 most delicious bnnQuet,
And bf1ve attendants.
flaming Of the ShEe4u.
We ca1 AFFORD no more at such price.
-Lore's Labor's Lost
, 1880-07-04
What 1t Does.

Ktdney-Wort moves the bowels regularly,
cleanses the blood, and radically cures kidney
disease, gravel. piles. bilious headache, and
pains which are caused by disordered liver
and kidneys. Thousands have been cured-why
should you not try it?
, 1880-07-04

represses ambition. cripples hope. A man can
hardly be held responsible for what he does OF
fa'is to DO when the atmosphere Ia in such u
state us 1t has bceu. 4 certain amount of oxy-
yen Is ueoessnry to moral balaucc and the prog
ress OF human affairs. The whole city, with all
its industries, was affected by TINT blazing
perto4; the sum OF humun activity seemed to
have been reduced TO almost nothing.
Meanwhile, what has been the experience Of
tho people in Chicago, the great sumncr-resort
Of the Northwest? The weather has been de-
llehtfully cool. The National Convention mot
here, and the delegates had only to complain be-
cause they forgot to bring their overcoats.
There have not been three days IN succession Of
really hot weather this season, and not an un-
comfortable night They hugh bosAwto laugh
last, and ,renernty the summer visitors to Chi
cago have the final cachiunation.
, 1880-07-04

EVEN at this stage Of the National game is
It evident that the English is on the wrong side
of the b1fl.
, 1880-07-04

hnve the most unbounded confidence in the
ers' arsaparila-W. II. Preston, Portsmouth, ~ H.
, 1880-07-04

Ntto fork Times.
It ts peculiarly constituted party which sends
Rebel Brfgaders to Congress because OF their
rebellion and which non1inates 4 Union General
as its candidate for President OF the United
Stntes because OF his loyalty
, 1880-07-04

THREE stiffs drifting down the Mississippi
were collarcd by census-takers Mt St. Louis HIS
floating population. Every little helps.
, 1880-07-04

For consttpatton, bilfousness, fndt-
Eesti0n, headache, tuke Aronds Vegetable
Bowel Regulator. It acts like a charm. Re-
suits: Pure blood, healthy complexion, clear
head. Price 30 cents. Depot, northeast corner
Madison street and Fifth avenue.
, 1880-07-04


Mr.. 0. D. Orvis says that his boiler attach
ment will positively fonsnme the smoke ona
locomotive, and increase its steaming power.
There Is no good reason then why the rnil-
road companies should oppose the proposed
Smoke Ordinance,
, 1880-07-04

>A9 fFM*n These Plasters put new
COAAthsS life into the Weak and
1c 5se0f 5se Ea%e a%:e'fs asd StFfREt1sai Pihsai
H5 ao-rpG Buck, draw Inflammation
Aa$ EN from the Liver and Kid
neys atfmulutr the Stomach aud Bowels, mud
when placed over tho pit Of tile stomach cure
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Chronic Diarrhea, and
Bilious Collie, n1ld prevent Ague, Malaria, and
other Climatic Diseases. Get the genuine. Ask
for Collins Voltaic Electric Porous Plasters.
Price, rs cents.
, 1880-07-04

Papillon cures liberated sore throat By gar
Cling