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Name.

Albany and Susqueha.
Alton and Ter. Haute.
Alton and Ter. Il p'd
Boston Air Line ...-
4. X. and NOrth'n .
Central Pacihc .:..
Cnic., St. l.. and y. o.
anada SOuthefn....-.
&C. c. and ina.
&, L. aud Ind. Central
Ches. aud Ohio 49,.
Ches. and Ohio 2ipi
Ches. and ONO lst pf
Ch.c.. Is. aud quincy.
chic, H. /. aud +. Do
Chicago and Alton
Clev. and Pitts ......
thic.. stP.and Minn
Chic. and y. Western
Chic. and y. ". uret
G. .ic. Nil and st p.
Chic. INLAND 81. =. y
Del..Lack. and ~ csti
, pel. and hudson Cara
Dubuque and sioux Z
| Hannibal and 81. Jos.
| Han. and IT. Jos pre-
| Houston aid Texas
! uarleln ...-.. -..
! limois Central
, lud., Bloom. aud W's
lntOr. and Ct North
/ keOkuk & Des Nome
DO. ,prefd d.-.......
! Lake Erie and West.
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Religious Notices.
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
Disciples of Christ,
Disciples of Christ,
2-thst., near BrotdwIy.
Gospel. PNEACIItNG 1O-NIGHT
~, "a. Ucv JDSEPH BRA ADfORD CLEANER
DS ,.ome and hear. believe and obey the Gospel

STEAMBOATS, nllo Hallronos.
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all pOlnts on Nau-
eatck ami Iousa tOnic lIailrOads-S Cath
.rtnc II u per 80. r. ~ daily az 800 2}O
Fare Iowcr than Dy ahJ "lltI fouth
ILUGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4KrANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Mirch
"1 10 n m for ElsOn Bethlehem, Allentown heHilng,
uonrb Chunk Iiazlct0a. MahanOy CITY Ashland wilkes
Gsrpc scranton and TunkannOcK. ., -
$50 D. m. NIGHT ENpress dal3 'or tasJoh ne'ntt,
Anhurn Rochestcr Buffalo, Niagara Falls and tho
", w, Pullman slceping coarhcg attached
"eh'' '' '"7 EORf SAY RE, Supt ana EnGE
General Eastern once corner Church and Crandt sts
CIIAS. II. CMMMINt-. Agent.
one DOLLAR T0 BOSS,IvQgNN, LINE
Lor special nmitei tickets. steamers OLD COLONY ana
NEWPORT leave NoH-York daily. excepting Sundays, at
% D. IN Pier %, NOrlh River loot OF Murray S. Leave
brooklyn, i:00 p Jersey CITY 40 p M VIA Annex
~ VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SrONlNGION Line.
sEIr leave Pier SS North uoO of jay ST. at D.
daiy. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
special class limited tickets good only for the trip Tor
which Doth boat AMI Train as specd 1h tho
face Icke sod this o from Newl OK to Boston
saterooms and tickets secured nos 3G3 307 7sj and
pil broadway at NCtropotn and Fifth Avrnue Hotels
NrNYork ami at 833 WashngtOn-st Brooklyn. Tickets
also principal hotels snd ucketOhces anu AZ Occi
Of Wesc0tt Express Co.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra 6alatea leave ilet ~ Norm hy'r
(ioot Of Waren-st) daily except sundays at y M Of
\ W FuKIys DIS. BABCOCk,
Gen PassAgenI TAeSi"eh'
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Orfan Steamers.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE; ,,rrpp,or.
o,tr 1r1nsatlantic Line under tbs AMERICAS tLAV'
sailing every WenesdGy from Phiiade pa anu L'o'po''
Eau" san',IiTTIIISu CROWS March 10, $50 q. m.
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Nnrtiou 6ales OF Real Cs:aie.

At AUCTION, March 13.-Large house, gar
n den and stable near depot; permits. BLACKWELL
BROS, 243 B Oad%ay
EXECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION.
H March 10. atl1 a. IN on premises OF me
late caleb NJ TlO nile north OF Fishk on the
Hudson. n Y. Eight acres Of good land large dwelling
foureen rooms) barn abundance OF irut good wei Of
waIer; pleasantly located. Suitable for summer board
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THE MONEY MARKET
SUNDAY, March IN f,

SUNDAY, March 7-PM
The imports of merchandise ut the port of New.
York for the week ended yesterday amounted IN
$13 S70,O4S against 81 937, ,O63 for the same week
of 1870 aud the exports for the week ended March
2 amounted to $5,293,449, against $5.7e3, ,l55.
The total foreign commerce of NewYoTk since Janu-
airy to the dates before named has been Imports,
SS3,499,S54 exports, $47 ,745, ,114 excess of i'm.
portsoycr $685. 75l 74O. For the same time Of
1870 it as follows: Imports S57 ,9l4 ,299; ex-
ports 1853 723 206; excess Of imports exports,
$4,191,093. The balance of foreign trade against
New-YOrk for the first nine weeks of this year Is
S3l .5G36l7 greater than 1t was for the same time
last year. From the figures published last week by
the Bureau of Statistics at Washington, We learn
that for the month of January the foreign COM
merce of the whole country was: Imports
1880, $50, ,170,5l6; 1879. $33,5I5, $40; exports
1880 $66,096903; 1879, sos. .409.194; balance
in favor OF the United States-1ssO S11, ,G66 212
1879 $26, ,503, 1888. IL at other ports the move-
ments of the month of February compare with
February, 1879 relatively as do the movements az
New-YOrk-and there is little or no reason 10 sup
pose the contraly-fhe favorable balance OF
81 II G60,212 which existed at the end Of January
has been transferred 10 the other side of the ac-
count.
The bank statement Yesterday proved to be about
what the movements of the week indicated
that 10 should be The reduction OF 81 ,SS2,320 In
the amount of the Sub Treasury balances so farsup-
piled the demands of the East and West for money
that the total reserves of the banks We're reduced
only S1,3s5,900 by a loss OF S2,O376 900 legal
tenders less gain OF 64l, 700 specie. Loans were
expanded $3 $4,000, raising the total to
1927. 1867 800. aud circulation was decreased
$17l 900. The changes noted cal for an increase
OF 2. 800 900 in the deposits. which, however, are
renured as increased only Si70, ,600-a discrepancy
of about y 900 600. which is more likely TO be due
10 Government bond transactions than to shipments
of country bank notes.
The following are the comparative totals Of the
- tennnnfa nl Enhrnaru % and March @.
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RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWf

sailing every week alternately from Phhdclghis 40 New %
VOL IauGrg passengers within lew nVdrs Ilde "a 'no
f,,rorfaut pylIfs Of interest on the COntlDeht
RHYNLAND. MARCH, ., y IN .,. =.
For rates o, passage other iulc4ihtlon apPy I'd
PETER WRIGHT & Sons, General AgeH,s. sr yo,k
"JOT% McD0NALp Agent Bqtteryplace Ne"-f"rs'
GENERAL, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
eg BETWEEN NEwYoRK AND HAVkE, =.
ia ofCo1panv new No ~ N0rth Rver foo oi Hotton.H
Travellers by THIS line avoid both trantt ~ Engish & A
WAY and The dscomforts OF orossug the enamel Ia S@
p44ntr,PIoUE, Jouca---... eine'day Men ~ n m
FRA SCI 1rucee ~ p : n m
HRRA DOR. -auglier W 1iesl.v. D np -, -. >, = a. 49,.
ebeNN'' LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent 80 % B.OaiTaY
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROUND BROOK ROUTE, mr.,

ROUND BROnK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PIlLADEbPHIA. -,
Leave York f. m station C. H. X Of u j. iooto' lid
Tor saiion corner Yn,h and Green Sta 745 g. lll5
a. M; 80 a. 55o, 7lj, IL IN. on SUNDAY al 80 L. M
For cou.r Third and EeTE' SIS a. g, ESQ 2 ,iI6
a. m: 1880 35O l. $780, 10 p IN on Sunday at $40 M
For > rent n Warren ard Tuckersts 6'O 746 O. ll;l6
a. ~: l5o. $50 l. $50. 7:lo u On sunday at o:i5
"enISpg T = trains will leave Philadelphia NewYork
Prom station Piadera "a a"d az heading BAG gaT'pd l eoI9G %
54O 75, ~ NJ .n 1Gnday sS9 m S$9 $9 y p m m 81,
3l,. s. 6;ao 80 y. m, On uhday 't 7z' o. M vow
ro Tnron ~ warren and Fucker rtsl:2O Except
day. 3 G'Q 5:2Q 05 q, M l?'} = 20 il'' O'o' o''o
Connection made Jersey cts stat on to ana from BooN
~ @Re T fr "a 1g at at loot OF Nos $50 l. 4o 9
9j7 Breadwy ard a at me JeIa. IrHwh whaf Brookyn '
York Transfer Company DOdds Express WI 'li lot lot
&GG SeeGE o ea s e 0 at m Broad%ay and
New York and Coqrtst Bro, Az lhgs 80 orce1 Ae ID
connection j. W. H. BALbwi% General Passenger Agent.
NEW HAVEN. Hartford, &c.-Farc, 81.
New IaSpn At ana il p n' coni,ctne Sith ioa,s
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR lor special limited uckcta steamers eaye
for NeS LONDON. Eoston Worcester, &c.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RhlLROAD-C,mme December \ 1879
| through trains wiL leave Grand Central Depot .
sO0o M. Western and northern Express 10 Rochester ~
1870 a. m C6icaeoaad Western E1prcss Dra~iug room
! cars 10 Canaudai-ua, Rochester ard Buffalo. , -
1908 IN. Evpro, to Albany and Troy with connection
| to Uuca, saratoga, GleDs Fails and RUTLAND.
Coz p Ill., m a Ionis Express daily With sleeping cars ~
ne S E9q c9 or ao S TSso snS BeS and for o6e
eclpg 9nday % yRTress @ t Montreal Rochester
Ing, via sleeping to Geneva Rochester an
$40 p n pac nc Express a2y with sle ping cars 70 Syra
! Gi,r, G,, ,,o'n,' n, 1; ticcco ,''''" ''''
Diroi 4 ana Hiet EApfcss with slecpry Alban
sale a 80 '2 as ls sad BT7ssag s na 's s " & %i
way. NeVloTk 9"1 a a ,.,S 4 I,e' , ,.c,r
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DTvT-

Leave NcwYork. foot Of ibertyst. for Red Bank Ions
EIanch Ocean Grove &c, AT S5. lii1 a. m I:lo J. ola
Pm. --.1,., .. =, ..r a., . =,
STATION. t. and from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN AZ
RED BANf:, to and from POINT PLEASANT 81 SEA
IRT. all trains
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Drooklpn properip for Sale ano 90 Get

TOR SALE or TO LET, furnished, on Clin-
ton ave Brooklyn. spenGid three story brick house,
4Ox5O; grounds 5OX2OO: with stable Vanderbilt
house all modern improvements and is in perfect order
Address OWNER
Box 1927, y. Y p. o.
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1nsirnfiion.
Art schools-New-Y York City.

MRS. JOHN POPE.-Lessons in drawing,
WI color painting decorating on chn" sin
anA other maferials Studio, q. Last 2lsl-sl
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

For Both Sexes-Citv-
TNRIFNDS' SEMINARY, East 16th-st. and
II RUTHERFORD. place. BENZ. SMITH, A. NJ Principal.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
I4Sl Broadway rear 42d-st-Primary, commercial ana
elassfcs! departments HOBBY & AKIN, PRINCIPALS
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Eew pnbIi1ailons.

7 SABIN'S SON, -
Ga Nassau st. New York
large collection of choce imported books best EDITIONS o
Irving ets the fine arts old prints French etch
ings, portraits and views
CECOND EDITION now ready. Counsel
- 10 Parents on Moral Education Of their Childrcn IN
Relation TO Sex bv Dr. ELIZABETH BLACKWELL
For sale y All booksellers mail postage prepaid.
on rec,irt Of price, at BRENTANOS Literary Emporium
80 Umon-sQuare. New.1ork
E,,XIRA}GREAT OPPORTUNITIES Extra st
LAPORERs AND CAPITALISTS.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 6s NOW READY 10 CENTS.
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES
eTOCKRAISING, MINING and SORGHUM SUGAR
NAsTFIGIDs EOR ENTERPRIsEIN MONTANA NEW
MEXICO ARD TENNESSEE. SILVER AND COPPER IN
MAINE
EXTRA No 5s is the third Of devoted n
Industrial nteTpnses IN United states In the nTst No
40 the openings settlers in r. and Colorado were dc
scIihed The second 81. comprises MT whites letters
from centres the Black His Montana ana
Utah Nos 81 ami Js ten cents each, or the three
Will Oe together by mail on receipt OF - cents
NOW READY.
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.NE DOTJAR TO BOSTON

" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special hnitei tckcs. STEAMERS OLD COLONf and
NEWPORT leave NoS-York daily. excepting Sundays al
bdn IN Pier %, NOrih River loot OF Muraysl Leave
RrookIyn, p Jersey city 82O p m, via Annex
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

ENPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
/ Amc'ican Packet Companys Line for PLYMOUTH
CUEKBOCRG ana HAMBURG. - -
Sii rs IA .. march II WIELAN u. March -
SIfEVIA.... .. March Il FBlSlA A...- .... April
mates az massage o Plymouth london Cherbourg Ham
,r ana ali pouts in England Scotland and Wales: Frat
Cabn cod SUO; Second bin, gold $50; Steeragc. cur
rencv' r27. &. B. RICHARD Il BOAS Gen. Pas. Ae't.
XII NHARDT K CO.. oI broadway. NCw-loIK
u g. nrrII Agents 81 Broad ST.. New York
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faw 5rhooIs.

VALEIaw SchOo.-Reguar course, years;
GraOuste cou, Sc Gor degree DCfl Years Fall term,
ems Senf "a Address Prof WAYiAND New llsven u
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CrNrpAI TpANSATIANTIC COMPANY
wv SiTED STATEs MAIL STEAMERS,
~ Fon OF EENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

Ieavlng per 80. n. .foct Of r ING ~
,,-fccn~sfX ....... + L ESDAi. March q, $3.50 p. m
HpfzpNt ~ SnAi. March is, a. NJ
yf'v0NINC ........... TUES DAY. March %, p. m
TUESDAY, March 80, : =. m
l.
parmeDts furnished with every requisite To- make
nc massage Atlantic both safe and agrceDe nav
ng bathroom. smoking room. G.awnRtOOm piano and
library aO exre-encAd surgeon sewadess ana 1ateer on
each sream.r The all uprer deck thus nsr
INK bose greatest all uxures at sea perfect ventilation
and light. , -, -. .toto ,o,,,, eco .ao,.,
snn SrI,IiN FbIAI r. $40 STEERAGE. at low
F OFFICE, No 80 BltOAPWAl: c,-ro,,
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ttI TO BOSTON ,
~ VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
~ SVnNI\GIOA LINE
pROVIDFNCF LINE for freight only.

Electra Gaatca leave llet ~,
foot Of Warcnst daily, except sundays at y M Of
either line keu al lowest rates
= ~ FnKISs u. >. BABCOCk,
Gen. Pass.Agent freslueh'
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The following Shows tho rel ltlOn between the
total reserve and the total deposit liabilities:
Feb - March q. Changes
sp,ct,... s574I33 800 s5s,O5j.OOO Inc. s64l 700
Legal tendeTs...- l4,lOo,OVO lZI5O4OO Dec ZVofoVO
Total 800 s7O.ls64UO Dec. sl,Ss5,eOo
ktteIye rcd'red - -.o
against Gep'sits O1f53@VO bI,sIUsJO
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JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
Ar 81 HAVANA NMEXICAN MAILS. S. Line

ASD VERA tRUZ VIA HAVANA
Calling ~ PfogrcsO. Campethe ana frontefS . :,
CT or VA lll >oION ,a1 ma oWit lhul-. si'n
-CITh or FALrNANulIA Havana ana Mexico -..-Moh.,
CITY OF NA~lfNtlp' Havana on. De-. Nur-. = ili
These steamers iUfni hH with swinging btTih- IN
Siatrioous, small tab dining rO1m mea are sel'eu
Ia carte wliLau. rytra cliarg.. - -, o
: : CIIY o. XICO viii leave New.Orcans Mar
and 80 fir Vera cruz VIA Bagla1 lampcO. anu TUX
r,af connectlnc with steamers Havana New YORK
r. AIl.NA t DIE ~ SONS. nos. 81 ana 53 Brohl"ay'
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Wi1 receive pupils IN painting NandsChpe nU"v." . ~ - =
china and decoration at her stu1o "Ihe beh NJ No W
2GThst corner 4th-ave.. beginning October l. ~
References :: Mr. D. Huntington, MI "lhdh mar" '"''
James NJ Hart Nj. a. +. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

EOR SALE.-At Rye, Wcstchestcr County,
y -. very bcautin place. con -isilng 81 , ANU.
orres ~ highly On yacd land Oii1g a. th' Sall "ct VIZ
large DWELLING house barns Sc he hour ~ %" ngh s'1%n %
o, ook the no and surTound,d "iih O." trees no
Is real variety frui: also hne sari' ,Od e peN q"
good bathing and fishing from the property WI" DC s"l ''
"n' nan '~ ~ Address 4. r..
Tribune Offcc.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

NSSINING INSTITUTE for Yourg Ladies
~ sing sing. y y second halt year begins February
Rev c. d. RICE, Prn.
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DAClrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 Saiipg from Pier foot 81 Can9i.st. North iavcE
For san Francisco isjhmus OF Panama 80
Stcamsh hip ACAPULCO, Nclnc. DAY March 10 noon.
Crn.,ctii. for Central and South America and Mexico
Prom Francesca 10 japan ma t'hina
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. SATURDAY. Men q. noon
From Francisco 10 Honolulu Ne" IrAah' ava Aus
traia . .... ........... :, ... ,,.-.,. - M,
For ire git general information apply al Compays
Oni,e Pier 70 OF ana st North River ..
Passengers forwarded 10 san FRANCl 500 SNN uNi II
ISLANDS. JApA%, CitISA. ~ WItAl.A -. a - IA
LA. SOUIh AMERICAN. Gen lIsAL AMLRi'A anu
icsc- or information rrrnni apply to the
Passenger Degar mcut. NJ. 211 hIo@JT'y' murray
q. +. -EWAII. H. j. B' IsLA D.
G.nsral Pa-5.ugcr Agent superintendent.
DOTTERDAM LINE. ,.-.-.-.,...-- ,.....,,,-
IL leave CoG PIER ALI Pavonia Ferry ersoy OlJ
ROTTERDAM. cs'ltJ, M.i J. 49,; N, -. - az
wcn ,, ,s e % c,bn st5s5G secrage SO
ii. CAIAUX. General Agent ~ south Mll,>~nlt
FUNGI. EDYE& & Co.. y south Wlllli'st rtelsh aga
l.. ". MORRIS 90 broadway. Geheta Passage Agent
WHITE STAR LINE. go.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL. MAJ J.. n "a hEl97
FOIs o. EEN~ rows AND LiNENPODI@
recommended by Naury, T. " on BON tho outward
aui hemcH ard Nova.t- ..
EAIII' apt laise.'--.- lhtIu v h'Ith 80 y ~
CELTIC C.p hu. rd s, hcl X 1850 a. II
tHOM THE WHITE sLNh DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
aee seamcrs are uniform In size an unsurpassed In ap
The Stafcr, Oua. smoking an b'th
rooms ar placed amdshs where the noise anh motion ai'
It. an0rdng degree Of comfort hitherto unHtiOI'
,oon 500 $50 aud slO0 stccrage s2S Return
tickets favorable terms.
These NJ Gamer. ur her cattle, sheep nor PIGS
or inHn.clon II paGs aud other information apply NJ i'
NV1IIuf Pnlidcpita. II. }. tOltrI-. Agent
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TOR SALE-A firs-class farm, ,,n;. con,ain,me tdn9
so ac,e. one OF the finest situations IN COinDt
~ ~ g. Address :. VO-BU RCH Alii7haie' Oo'u'h"''
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
NoRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-Jl

TTans leave ioT l.ng cwood Cosor IloIm9 ana NYack
',oooays a NJ and $50 y. IN. Tho llj0 p M train viii
,na,a 3o minutes atcr saturday nights.
Spring Valley amt MoiscN T. 300 o. nl f;JO D. u
NhhuoN no n ABBOTT. Goh1 Passr AgL, New York.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
FREEHOLD AND NEW YORK RAlLW

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York. foot Iibertyst, g. r. H. OF y j. .
s:l5 m-For ia nngdale Toms River Bamegat anhln
teTmedate stations -,
lIj p Toms River Vineand. all stations % Bay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY -
9. IN. For Farrngdae Toms ltiVeF bArhcgab luVNe'
fou IL 9Ie
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5nstrntilon.

Price % cents per copy. Five copies for si
Ey mail. postpaid. in the United states.
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-12-20
CRIME.

CHICAGO. Dec l3.-Thc Zribune's
Quincy. Ills, special says: The police
have arrested gang of murderers. On
the 8th of last July murder was commit
ted near Lake City. MINI, q farmer
named Haverish. Swede, being killed by
four men and robbed of considerable
amount of money The murderers
escaped and a large reward was offered.
The Sheriff and Police traced them from
town to town until they lost all trace OF
them and started home. The city police
worked up the case and soon arrested one
OF the mon on a 6tt boat. icebound here.
Another, Mel Il zines, was detected by
tintyie ia the hands Of the police.
Hosey DeVail. the worst OF the gang. was
found iii another fiat boat at Louisiana
The fourth, Bob Morgap. cluded the off,
GERS, who traced him to iianuibal and is
probably sale for the present The quar-
tette op. rated as river pirates Ter long
time. r0ktinG and stealing at various
cities, aud their capture will relieve the
people 10 river towns II great incubus.
The Jnry in the Criminal Court found
JOAN Murphy guilty of murder in s,abbing
fatally Anthony Warrimont, last April,
and gave him seventeen years in the
npnitnn.jarv
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-12-20
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec l8,-The following
general order was issued from the head
uusrters of the army to day:
The president directs the following orders
to be issued: First. Brigadier General O.
O. Howard is assigned to the command of
the Department of West Point and TO do
duty as Superintendent of the United
States Military Academy, according to his
brevet of Mayor General, and viii relievs
Mai. Gen. John NJ Schofeld. Second
Brigadier General G. Q. Auger is assigned
to the Command of the Department Of
Texas. Third, Col. Hepry j. Hunt, Fifth
artillery, is assigned to the temporary
command of the Department Of the South,
according to his bFevet of Brigadier Gene
raj. Fourth, The states of Arkrnsas and
louisiana and the Indian Territory will
constitute Military Department aud will
be known as the Department of Arkansas.
with headquarters at Little Rock. Arkan
sas. Col. L. s. Mackenzie, Fourth artii-
ery. is assigned to this command. accor-
ding to bis breyet of Brigadier General.
Fifth, The Department of Texas and
Arkansas will constitute the military di-
vision of the Gulf. with headquarters at
New Orleans. Msj Gen. Jno. M. Schofeld
is assigned 20 this command. Until this
division shall have been organized the
CON anding generals of the department
of Texas and Arkansas will report to the
Iicuterapt general commanding the mill
tarv division of the Missouri. Brgadier
General n. &. Miles ia assigned to the
command Of the department OF the Coium
bia. Until the arrival of Gen. Miles at
his headquarters the command of the
department of the Columbia will be exer-
cised by Col. Frank Wheaton. Second
infantry, according to bis breyet of briga-
der general.
The clerks aud employs of the navy
department this alters took formal
leave of Secretary Thompson.
The plates surrendered by Brockway
have arrived. Chief Drummopd. OF the
secret service department. says that
Rrockway maintained that counterfeit.
money is usually made to sell; that he
did not undertake any small work: that be
always did work that would not effect the
people. always conining his operation to
prominent banks. By so doing. he said
poor people were not affected IS the
banks had ai;lki. ip.'' 2uA y )
their losses good.
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-12-20
MEW YQRK.

New YORK, Dec. %. In the shooting
gallery at 46 Chatham street. early thi:
morning, Charles West6eld, Of ,125
Monroe street, made wager he could put
ball through the hat of the barkeeper,
who was asIeap at the other end of the
gallery. AS Westfeld fired, the bar.
keeper, named Warfeld, changed his po-
sition and the bullet struck him in the
head, inficting probably fatal wonnd.
The steamers from Europe since Sat
urday have brought over two million dol
lars 10 money. Government 6's steady,
r r bonds 3 higher and strong, stock
opened a higher, declined to 3, fol
lowed by advance I to : and another de
cline of !.
Of15O cases of diptberia in BrookIyn
last week so were fatal.
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-12-20
wAEHIEGTCN.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2O.-The House
committee on commerce was engaged
to day upon the river harbor bill. and the
sub committee OF the appropriation com
mittee upon the army appropriation bill.
The latter bill will be reported to the
house after the reading of the Journal.
The amount recommended is somewhat
larger than last year and aggregates about
100000.
Senators Conking and Lamar appeared
in the senate to day for the first time this
session. Lamar says he is entirely
restored to his usual health.
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-12-20

in the situation. Mayor Randall remains
here in command. He reports that his
scouts at Payntown site have seen no col
onists for several days. Tom DowneJl
chief of scouts, remains here He has
been in the saddle forty days and nights.
and moved out of the territory over $50
wagons. He is in command of the Indian
police and says they make good scouts and
take pride 10 obeying orders. Gov.
Ogerton and other delegates of the civil
ized Indians left for home to-day. 1t il
said they had an organized force to ex-
pell Payne if he got into their territory.
Capt. Payne has received dispatch from
Arkansas city. from large party asking
if they should go in. He said to-day that
the colonists would make no further at
tempts to so in now, but would wait for
report from DR. Wilson. 1t is reported
till they hear from Washington, and if
they get no favorable news they will re-
turn to their houses to organize for anoth
er raid in March. should Congress fell to
take action before that time,
Two new men reported to-day. The
enthusiasm is unabated among the
settlers and the feeling is spreading since
the Presidents message that this Congress
will open the country.
A blizzard has been blowing ali day and
it ia very cold. The settlers shiver around
theiri camp fires and present a pitiable
appearance. Attempts to make them
feel that they have been deceived by the
leaders Of the movement seem to have no
effect on them, but it this weather con-
tinues they cannot stand it in camp. They
claim that they are receiving supplies
from friends of the movement throughout
the country.
An address was sent out TO day by the
asking for assistance. The
citizens of Caldwell sent to camp to day |
two dressed hogs, and citizen promised |
a beef on Monday. Notwithstanding all |
this. it is believed that disaffection will |
soon show itself and the colony will break |
up in disgust. One OF the colonists said |
to day that he was sorry that a mule had |
not kicked jackson and Boss in the Jaw |
before they got them in this scrape,