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New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
WANDERING STARS.

Mr.. and Mrs Bandmann were at McVicker's Thea
tre Chicago. last week, acting IN Narcisse. .-..
Miss Mary Anderson was in the minor New England
cities last week Lawrence Barrett is in Phila-
deIobia Miss Emma Abbott Is in St. Louis
Mr.. Chanfrau acted in Cincinnati last week..
Miss Fanny Davenport is in New-Orleans- john
Mccullough will act in New-Orleans at the Mardi
Gras season. Mr.. Charles B. Jefferson, the eldeSt
son of the comedian. travels with his father this
season. as business agent..... .GOtth0lds OctO-
room" company was last week III BALTIMORE
Mackaye's Madison Square Theatre Company acted
in Providence on the sth inst. aud will visit other
New England cities. Mccullough acted last night
in Richmond, Va Maggie Mitchell is III Texas
.MapIeson's Opera Company was last week at
the Boston Theatre . The StrakOsch Italian Opera
Company will appear in Boston, February 2......
Lawrence Barrett will act IN Boston,
January 10. .Louis Aldrich with MY Partner"
acted last night in Buffalo. Miss Minnie Palmer
was last week in Cincinnati Louise Pomeroy
is in yueipia.Jo John T. Raymond acted last
night in Columbus. Mr.. Sothern ended his en-
caqernent in Philadelphia last night, and to-morroW
he will appear in Washington, at the National
Miss Annie Pixley is much praised in the papers o
The West, for her performance OF miss
MIR. +. w. Koene is winning many
friends and much favor il Boston. His Performance
of Richard III. is much admired there...-.hr
Jefersous recent professional tour oi Ne"-huS S"u'
Was very successlnl-the receipts Amounting Z
k2eA72 80. The tour was managed by Mr. C. h
rbaver. Mrs. Zelda Segun was lately reported
In be seriously ill., at St. Paul. Minnesota, with con
vest,ou of. the lungs ..Mr. Emmet will appea
al the Park Theatre, Boston, tomorrow, as Fritz
nm the same evening Across the Continent" vii
be presented at the Boston Globe Theatre --- Adj
Cavendish is IN Cincinnati. miles Nelson ha
lust ended one of the most remuneratiye engage
ments ever played 10 st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
DIED.

HowELrsAt Flushing January o. Of pnoamons, ceorsis
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HUNT-At Brewstcrs. ~ Y, Wednesday. January Z,
smith q. Hunt, 43 wears.
will ended at his late residence. in Bfewster
sunday. at 1880 p. m.
LEsIIEAt hls residence 5ll 5thave SATURDAY after
January TO- Frank Leslie Ia the 5St1 year OF MS axe
Nouce of funeral hereafter.
NICHOLSON "Wednesday. Jannary Z. Elizabeth Seaorry
wif. Ehingham H. Nichols. and daughter OF Che iae
Seabury Treadweli
Relatives friends Of the family resDechg Inyef 10
attend he funeral late residence NO 33J J1aye,
Monday, January l2. nj 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Infeme at W0Odawn By special train from the Grand Cen
tra Depot immediately after the services.
PALMFI-Tn Brooklyn, Friay DOraing January Mat
wife OF Archie H. and eldest
of John Lcavens, In her 22t year.
will be held ~ l3O sunday, January
IL at her home. No. 99-frInkln-lye.. Brooklyn.
RICUA RnS-Suddenly at Stanford Conn., JannaIy TI.a.
othy +. Richards. in his 69h year
Funeral In this CITY, the 1T nsA from the CHI cb ,hc
Annunciation, IN 14th.st- at 10 a. IN.
Relatives ana friends specially invited 10 at
ROBINSON In Norwalk Conn., January TO- 1897 coi0ael
Henry Il. Robinson. Of Yonkers n. Y, formerly o. can
Francisco, Cal, aged az years.
TROTTER-On Friday. 9Th inst. at New-Yotk CIiy Van
Vechten TrOrter w the 2Sih year o. his age.
Funeral take place SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock, rom
his late resdencs. No. 100 West 48thst.
Interment a. Albany. N. Y
Albany papers please copy
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HARPER a. uR0s

v,..,. t.,,r nir,i.anrv Fiitrd by u A. Andrev,.
Rsvis 1y Charlton 4 Lewis and Charles short
boards. ut - Sni in sicep W ~
bslf leaIk.r. $40 50; fun Russia. sl2 oo -
rae Fgsi.t comedy IN narratiye By george Nremth.
sta .aper, 10 sGs No 30 In the frapkm oluac
ra, tet,s of Pearuycs novel BY B l. Far. ,on tto
,.,sr ~ 'saSs so Vi m Franklin Square Library
Art In A.rrra critical and aistofieai sketss n ,
81 On =. . i.
5be Roy Travellers Ia the Per East Adysntlre o.
-. rs IN a Journey and Ch9s By ttSmss w.
les sanor Q Camp Fire sd Ssttsa
svo .l,s.,lts 81 eie.h 81
,ss.s,es as sse -ek psess ny Johl tlingen ~.
san In Italy," &e Rssie "a enlarged by me aau'L ~
.vrs 16ioo. cloth. - o.
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THE WEEK.

Tho week lust closed has been slgnalized IN
4heatrieal circles chiefly by Mr.. Wallacks repro
duc,ion of "A Scrap of Paper" Of which suihclent
.ccount has already been given In this place. lhis
s.a,opt comedy has been acted seven times, and
has attracted and pleasvl large audiences. To-
,norr,w night Mr.. Wallack will effect revival OF
aIondon Assurance and will himself represent
NIL while Mr. Gilbert will once more offer his
fine portrayal of Sir Harcoart Courty. "She Stoops
to Conqucrn is to be brought forward again on the
10Th and kept before the public for another week.
Mention has been made OF the reappearahce
here. at Haverly's Theatre. of the Tour
lists in the Pullman Palace Car. The cheer-
tnl nerformers have been welcomed, and their
bright medley of character sketches and speciality
ects has furnished occasion for much innocent
-Iouobter. There is a thread of playful satire in
their entertainments some of the aeees-
sories and usual incidents of ravel,-and the ouii
bumor of Mr.. w. A. Mestayer is particularly effect
i've in refreshing the whole atmosphere of the rep
resentation The Tourists will remain at Haverys
Theatre for some time longer. .Rice's Eyange-
line Combination has come back to the capital,
within the week, aud been pleasantly received at
the Standard Theatre. There are persons VINO stiii
think that such delicate and lovely subject as
Longfellow's " Evangeline" ought not to be made
the theme of burlesque but there is kIrd OF
comfort in the reflection once made hereupon by
the poet himself who SAID he bad understood that
the burlesque and the poem were quite different.
MR. Rice's company will remain another week at
the Standard Theatre. and will then proceed to
Hayery's Theatre in Brooklyn,-yielding up the
Standard stage to the Richmond and Van Boyle
Dramatic Company. which is to appear on
January 10, and perform for two weeks, IN
niece entitled "Our Candidate" .Nr. Camp
bells Fairfax" goes on, at the Park Theatre ana
his Galley Slave" is current at Nibi0s.....-
French Flats" still draws and amuses the pubic
AT the Union Square Theatre ....-"An Arabian
Night" is prosperous at Days Theatre, and VIII be
continued " The Pirates of Penzance" Is evil
IDENTIFY to have splendid career in fortune and mgh
repute. at the Fifth Avenue Theatre..-..." Uncle
Toms Cabin has been laid the shelf at the Aqua
mum. and that instructive place Will henceforth be
devoted TO the Circus. Robert Stckney. Frank
Melville and John W. Hamilton are leagued III this
new enterprise and it is designed to give New-fork
as fine q circus as can be organized on the Western
continent. 1t opens tomorrow. The Aquarium
meantime is not to be despoled OF its marine won
ders and scientific spolls is good enter
tainment at the Opera House OF The San Francisco
Miustrels consisting of farees, songs, dances and
Ethiopian drollery. 1.-The band OF Mr. Bal and
the cornet Of Mr. Levy may be heard at the Concert
Hall of Roster & Bal.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Edwin Booth will appear in Boston, March
g. at Abbey's Park Theatre.
Miss Lo,ta will act at the Park Theatre, in
this city. ON Easter Monday.
Miss Athena is IN want, and performance
Is to be given for her benefit.
Miss Ada Cavendish will appear next week
at the Prairie Theatre OF the West Side.
Mr. Boucicault, when young man, USED 10
write and act under the name OF Lee Norton
The "Spauish Students" have met with
mueh success at Abbey's Park Theatre. Boston.
Mr.. Abbey has relinquished the management
Of the Park Theatre. Philadelphis
Mr.. Frank Mayo has a new play, entitled
.vhe Golden Calf" written by Ca ifornia author.
Mr. II. r. Ringgold has recently been called
ohe,r heavy beresve ulent IN the death OF his mother
A nriyate letter from Melbourne. dated No
vevbc no SAYS that Arthur ske;cey had just arrived
there .
George Honey has had stroke OF paralysis,
and the same sfictoD has besllen Mrs Charles Mean
ELLEN Tree)
1t is proclaimed that Mr.. c. b. Bishop, the
P,siot-bas become Doctor, IN san
Francisco.
Il is mentioned by The Boston Gazette that
CsmpanIn has sung the chief parts in no less tnai
eighty operas.
The Boston Museum, says a Boston paper
to be torn down and rebuilt, with all the modern lrn
provements. next summer.
Mention "a made of new play written b,
Mr. John Habberton, author OF "Helen's Bsb'es,' en-
Titled /" Deadwood Chimes"
Mr.. M. w. Canning is seriously ILL., in CHI
sseo Ii is intimated that his business troubles and
szAsfortunes have crazed his mind.
Nj. Gustavus Levick has been engaged by
Mr. Abbey act the opposite parts TO Edwin Booth
shs Park Theatre. Boston. next March.
kr. Abbey win present the pantomime Of
Hunpty Dumpty," and the Spanish Students. q
boosA's Theatre, on the ID Of February.
Ar. H. G. Jarrett has organized new com
peny. and viii take the fold January 29th, with al
ssireiy new and unique attraction.
h. ID. III. Harkins, who recently arrive(
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ILLEGAL LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

WHERE DOES THE BLAME REST
rnp POLICE AND THE FxcIsE AUTHORITIES THROW
ING THE RESPONSIBILITY EACH on THE OTHER
VIEWS OF DR. CROSBY AND D. }. wHirNhf'
oP THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION Or
CRIME.
Police superintendent Walling adheres 10
his opinion, already expressed IN 1Iik
TRIBUNE. that the responsibility for the
nnlicensed houor shops, which are al
lowed TO do business in this CITY, IeS'e
with the Excise Board; the mem hoo'0
of the latter are equally positive that tie
police are in fault, and that the "c-
lection and arrest of violators OF the Id"
are no part of their duty. DR.. Crosby Oi
the Society for the Prevention of Crime re-
lates some of his experiences in lighting the
mm-sellers.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
rursIC AND THE DRAMA.
,no,nwAy OPERA HOUSE.

Mr. csy company has been It singing ta G",rs an r at
ing English opera, aS' seh sa'' At the the Rsosawsy
Opera House The piece is bright th ana deserved
and full of fun and It has met nS ~,tD contains some
ssss The company is clever ana contains SOae
excellent comedians Of whom MISS ",s,r a"s,an. M
nold and Mr.. W. H. seymour are psi"rp9 oti"s ps
.be best aud it has some good singers Inc cn,9. %
The these is Mr.. Edward COnnell VINO was 'ne oai''one
Of the Oates troupe last year, ana VINO iiss s"us %
Vi ". ,ito,a mart in the English version OF " lie
,.'9.. VIC NM Miss Ellis, Miss Joyce and Miss De
J'.s 80 rseful members of the troupe. There is a
s-,I chorus and an orchestra conducted by MT
Az. ..,sonv Reiff. jr well known member OF the
philharmonic Society.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11

The IN this city tcnhs %
inches fhs perpendicular give divisions Tim. e tas = hours
white Hue represents The ose-tlon
Nv The bskea dotted ne cpte.sn
Indicated AZ
nGts Pharmacy. SO Brosdway.
IRIBugE OFFICE, Jan. IL, o. m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday was rapidly upward Cloudy
and rainy weather followed carly in the day by fair
and clear weather. TIE temperature RANGED between
39o and 53o tho average 44os being higher than
on the same day last year aud 4Ae higher than on
Friday. -, .,.or mar ho
Slightly cooler and generally clear weather may DC
expected in this city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
LJL4C BUSHES IyJANUARY.
p5ifor of yhe Trfbune.

To me Edifor OF The TFfbunS
SIR: | inclosc you a remarkable specimen
far January day picked 1t from lilac bush In the
gardens Of friend at the quaint old village o' fatauus
steIav You will see that the buds almost ready
- n,st tiaes on the point Of budding 10 the open air
a., January IN this latitude certainly remarkable
nIeps OF Iay lilies and cbrPpanthenums are also quite
"a oreen ard hourishlng as In 9eptember Yours,
RroOkiyI, Jan 10. 1880. IL
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynoDsis FOR the past . hours

WASHINGTON. Jau. II, 1 a. m.-An area OF
high barometer has moved souiheastward with cooler
northwest winds and clear weather The low barometer
that was near Lake ontario has moved northeastward
over Ncw-Brunswick ana secoLd depression has
moved eastward over the Rocky Mountain region 20
Iova where 40 l. central. south aud east Wlnis
slightly WARMER partly cloudy weather preYa over INC
Lake region. Ohio Valley, Guit States aud Northwest.
Rslng barometer and colder northwest WINGS are re-
p0rred from Manitoba sOuthward TO Kansas
Indications.
the Middle States and New-Engand northerN
vyInds hig TO south aud east warmer, clear weather
rising followed by falling barometer
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
DIED.

poappTon Thursday January 8, Benz C. nosert IN ia+
soth year OF HE sgs. -, ..-,... -.....,.a u.eScn
u.ct " T. Al = o M, MSr5pY January IL
rss,n ssi lea YES foo. enst GO 2. m. ohowers
coIaArE-At Paris. Fysnce on Wednesday, Jsnuay 4
fharies @. Colgate
Nance OF funeral hereafter.
vTppIs-on Friday eycung the 9Th l7s Der late resi-
tsnoo Martha sands. wife ot l.. MAs;5f hef - w. anu GU
ast daushier u the iats Or. David sands
,nsra will place from tho residence o nei mntnes
7hss on Noneay tho 18th inst. At 23o o'clock
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
HdRRIEU,

o,,r yyutTr-Op Thursday 9Th INST, at ~. Thomas 8
'r6mreh bv the Rlght lsev. John williams d. D. IL D'
shon OF Connec assisted by the Rector me heN s
Morwin William Wall Chapin and Mary W"ftn uA"E"'ei
OF Ty00nis l.. White, OF this city
cpvr, ,,Ea On AWFORD-On January TO- 1870. BY the
Rev Dr Randolph II. Mekim, Mr a. w flenet ~ 'sS L.
a. caughur OF Nelson CrlWiorn. esd NO oAf"s'
rrvsFEtD- ILlIO-By ,he hNv A, H. Carter ~ the pas
tors residence 351 West z 81 tne lVth in5s
~ Temseld TO G.ss Rosa illS' "o'h o' new wy
An notices Of Marriages mass5s ~ or''' ~"' ~"
yaae and address.
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GEORGE r. PUTNAM. soSs-

I'm nerk.hire with the Wild Flowers. by Elaine ant
nora gooale aut Of Apple Bossoins rnai gatft9
prosusey ilustrIte with designs by W. iaDh1oa "osoa
Cloth. extra, $3 morocco. 90
Dictionary Of the Germnn Terms 7 sed in hedei"e
Iy GleO r. Cater NJ. D., surgeon 0t me ~ l. i!e Aa Lax
Innrn ~ eic. $50. cloth extra, 81
AIadys life in the Rocky M0unian> ~ isi'eiis
Bird author OF xix Months M tho siadNleA lNsh,' =
Ride of 700 Mics Throu gh Japan" octave lHHi - %
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FoRDs, HOWARD & HILBERT


The Merry G0sRound stories for Lpls am bu% Dy
Rcss'ter M iaymond. Small 80, illustrated. Al 30
Figs and Thisflcs Romance oi tho western h's'fF'
BY 4 " IOuIgce, l2Io, c.Oth, ti
,Voi,ct,e. A southern Tale A. W. 1ourgce New eiL
zion with preface on the race problem ot "e HoAih
cloth.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SOys.
si3 and 10 Br,sd-sv

Tn. fonNct Of Christianity with Ifeafhensni ny pr.
ccraart btOn Translated by Professor EROer Z. Syth
ar fhe Rev. II. RopcA ] vol. crowE sHo. - ~
The serpent Cbarner A tale Of the Indian Muiny ~
nis srlef authcr Of India aud IT, Naive Princes
1rsnsa od the French by Mary de hautrvc vol,
esowp ) so, extra coth numerous Illustrations ~ 90
The Letters 81 Charles Dickens. Eitei bg hs statfn
Law eud eldest daughter with several fac sShe etsis
y vols I.luO
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noUGHroN. osGoOD Il 60.
81 Asfor-placr


yri.relanies Ry John can eaton IT, D. alilul 81 fhe
Antelope ana Deer OF America &C. vltha t-e Hnri l"t
tTTlt vol. SvO. ~
Her Lovers FRIEND aud Other POer-. ny Nurh PtfrF
Vnitorm Win AFTER the Bal' oi, square l'iAo "a w.
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II. woRTuiNGrON.
sNn H-n-a.gas safy-Y nr'r


Thou anGI a Iirc OF Life VIII NiAtr isms b9 iN'H
dofc IIltun I vol, limo 9th, eAt top, 81 -.
A study of shakespeare. By Aireinnn 'harrs NNh
bnrne 4 vol, l2mO cloih cNttA ght Top 81 80.
The PceD show. handsome volume of .museuient anl
instruct Oh for young. illustrated vol, ai@ pctw'
boar =
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yyan1, wnngn Wsna!!! ibalst.sRs 81 o ANA
uaen in Jules Verne. l3mo. cloth. N pancf Sd f'ii-
The Breaking Waves Dashed ilieb' tlhe lfn9
Eatiers by Frlcia Ienaas With iuh ftgt a'u nis
NIistraIions. 4to. ful silt, o. DO.
Castle Foam. or. The Ifoir Of Moerelaum \ noe ~ ~
"a s.an Ne iv H. W. French author Of An anG Atti,s
~ l2uIO. clOth, 81 ~.
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w.J.wIDDLHTOS

nom ST. Helena 6c.ug the opinions snf Ichecions OF ~
~ con By Barry O'MeaTH WIN portray ~ Nato'e
and view of 81 Helena. vols I2mo Cioth - 'Vi IA
calf
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IT, B. PETERSON & BROTHERS

AnaeIe,- Forfune A story Real Ile By Anare Ther.
riet Translated Adapted from the french BY WARY cal
sherwood Price rs ceat in paper cover on 81 - ~ r'
~ FIaur: An Earfs WoO.ng. 4 New society Novel
PIi,e IJ cents iD Paper 81 p in cloth
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
A. G. ARMSTRONG 4 son.

IDiia tions Of Life BY the Rev. Dr ". a. Taylor WIN
dne portrait on steel 4 vol @. Svn, ~ 20
Fowcrs Of sky BY r. A. PrOc.oT. Win % Illustrations
! Vol, 81.
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LIPPINC0rr Z, CO,

In tto SrhiiIin4srourt 4 romance. From TIE G.liaa
Of n Marit y as A. Mister. l2mo extra cl"th VI ~
NadeIon Ieno!nc. BY Mrs Lolth Adams authnr OF VIA
stovtsS cc I.rlO Extra cO.A ~. Paper covers oc
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
JOHN VILE, g. SONS.

RySLip'- uolc~n Painter Five volmes. svo 'oniaulns
ali he latos And Mood Engfaying~ ~ the original no
POTION In cloth extra, fancy box, $50 ~ itH Nal
extr fancy box >3J IN Fun Calf extra fancy boz, rth
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NEW REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Jan. 10.-A new paper.
.,,.d ia. lrkansas Republican edited and published
by w. Jasper Blackburn, exCongressmsn Hohi houi
sfaua was Issued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11

WeIls's Nnfnrai Pb i0sOphy. Sew odltcn. fuly nhu
trsfe. Revised aud dte In acconisnce With The ar
Tesuta Of sce discovery AID research 49, NOithhgo
O. Furd. Puce 81 30.
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J. ". DOUTON
3U5 BraaiygrF.

0ur Ea riy EsizI-iBt Ancestors orgmal isr' Of Pr
go of Cuig. Religious &c. wh1 cinirfatd 70
America in i6Oo-l7Ol. smad ito Cipth uncaI -
Halt morocco gAt top. &C.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

1NyIuouns,Morn,na Night lDARI
D"fl, Q A 4 7 sOfN1 ii2lincusi
% TT a3o.
81 Et-t..t r-t--s, ~-f~3str- -A-t-.si
40 EsEs f II1 n - "A y 49, 4 u y
~ = y r-, = -f-Iz.EH
AZ El-f4L4-t y f-s t-11~.t-r-1 IN =.
i3 ~ y-t.. ~
Al sr,,s. ~ " \
90 E-gEt fr Il s It 1! tli-
80 sAs w - = = N N - 90 81
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sCRIBNER n WEXFORD;

Venice Its History. Commerce Ar' hicenre seglptnfe
paintIc g0stumea. Sc BY Chsries nfafte "
tine st sioih morocco backs ss jul morocco" btVei'd
luIlI
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HENRY HOLT g. co..

'Tbe Magic of the Middle Ages LBy NAiof iiydbrf<
Translated Dy A. Al. klsren. lZ.nD. 81 10
Probation. BY Jessis FOhergi Leisure b0W sene~
1l.nnA
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11

GEORGE w. CARLETON & co.. :.
Ma dis on-sqanrc y. y.
Charles Dlekers's ParIor Album ef Illustrations
sna! qaafta coih bound. price ~ o.
"a. .,,ustter.. what shsl do with them A IAik
,,h NoIhsrs Iiy Marion uariand Paper bonnd, WITH
portrsI. Price 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
5uerial Notices

Cas Cousumers-A further reduction OF 20 per cent
cost OF gas Particulars, 81 Fulton ST., Monday
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
RnnERrs nNns.
LIE & snEPAKp.
nnnnr.

Boston
iii. Majesty Myself 4 now so Same Ng't- ftic' %.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11
Religions Notices.

Religions Noflces.
Holy Communion 6thaye and 20th-st. today, 745 D. NJ.
Addresses by BISHOP VAIL aud other eminent clergy
A-Hrs Nellie Brigham lectures foI Society
"The Impending CRISIS or the conflict between church and
State ME- " Msnshed gives tests after evening lecture
A-spirituaiIsm-HENR RIDDLE. Esq. ex-superin.
tndent Public schools will conduct the services oi the
second socery spirtua.sts at Republican Hall % Wesi
Evening The Christ spirit" Everybody invited
Anthon Memorial Church. fsth a.. west q 6tn ave-.
The Rev r. HEBER NEWTON viii preach OF IL a. m, ON
The Plan OF Jesus
EVEN SONG,
At 745 the rst Of Young Men Ideals
OF Manlness. Subject strength"
Church OF the Heavenly Rest
Fhih9ye, above 4Sin,,,iL,r
Doctor nuNY viii eelnfe 1 Oh G GcsP aIs,on. in the after
Rev. Mr.. COURTNEY viii preach In ihe evening.
Church Of the Messiah. sfth-st., corner Parsaye
The Pastor, the Rev, hoBERr COLLfhs wnh irrsaon'
ing 7:l5. subject; I" The supreme sermon"
sIoai.or .venue Church of the Disciples lConercga
tionaI. of 45thst. the Rev WR; DAVIS Pasl"t
Morning l0i5 Loving one whom we have NJ seen tle
tan of Christ and the Thirst the World" .pecal serycs
Prayer and Inquiry Room after the serns Al are wei
come
Society for Ethical Culture Professor FELIX ADLER
ing 5thave and IShsI. Doors opened ~ Vo
II All Interested are welcome subject
social Progress.p
81 rgnatjus,s Church 4Ohsr 5ih AID etn
Morning PRAYER . IN Litany and chOra CeeDiatlon l1bp
a. m Choral Evening Prayer with sermon, $50 p M
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDiIONS.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-11

NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDfTONS
restricted 10 books Of la thr,s mjatas ffJ Ii5fj'
heretofore on me iitsr1rT prI,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-05-08
Appointment Of School Trustees.

By reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that DIR. Bart
lett, Secretary of the Board of School
Commissioners, calls meeting of
the Board on May 18th. at which
time school trustees for the ensuing
year will be appointed. The board
requests the cooperation of the citi-
zens of the county, and recommend
that they meet in their respective
districts, select suitable PERSONS and
recommend them as trustees. such
recommendation to be sent in not
later than the Oath inst. This IS a
matter that the people should att
tend to. The Board cannot possibly
know who are the most suitable per-
sons to fill these important positions
and the citizens of every scnoel dis
trict should come together and agree
upon names to be submitted to the
Board.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-05-08
Circuit Court.

The May term of the Circuit Court
was convened at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning, with Judge Motter on the
bench, who appointed Daniel E. Of
futt Foreman of the Grand Jury and
drew from the remaining Al names
in the box % names to constitute
the Grand Jury, as follows: d. E.
Offutt, Charles II. Sincell, John w.
Blocher, Abram Miller, Zadoc Green,
Geo. S. Lee, Joseph Lewis, Amos
w. Friend, A. j. Lancaster, w. H.
Swauger, Josephus Broadwater, F.
McKinzie, Jonas Wass. Andrew Sc
bold, Owen Hart, Stephen Brown
ing, w. HI. FraZee. Jonas Gnagey,
Levi Echard, Chas. Leowensteln, A.
j. Michael.
The remaining % names constitu-
ted the Petit Jury, as follows: Chris.
Miller. Ulysses S. Frazee, A. G..
Hamill, Nelson McGettigan, Asa
Savage. Ross Compton, Richard G.
Burk, Chas. w. Bolden. Joseph B.
Meese, M. V. Flanagan, Allen GAR
litz. J. G. Durham, VIM. CoGding-
ton, Jas. A. Hayden, S. l.. Town
shend, Elijah Kemp, Clinton De
Witt John Sha'zer, John McFad-
den, Jr.. SiIas Walter. Jos. Maust,
Melchcir Weller, Geo. F. Englehart,
John N. Frantz, Archibald Dewitt.
After the Grand Jury was sworn,
Judge Motter delivered to them the
usual charge.
The dockets were then called over.
The only cases of general interest
disposed of up to the time of going
to press were
w. H. Hall VS.. II. P. Tasker /; APP
peal from Justice Jamison verdict
for the plaintiff.
John Miller, Jr., and others VS..
BENZ. F. Stanton and others judg-
ment affirmed.
State of Maryland VS.. Robert Ross;
larceny; verdict: guilty, but of un
sound mind.
On motion Of J. w. Yeitch, Esq,
w. P. Townshend, Esq, was adj
mitted to the bar! Mr.. Townshend
passed very creditable examina-
ton.