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ofGee--At Breed Il Croeby's, North G street,
odF0stte the International. where passage and
transportation can he secured.
JOHN n. DALLAS. Proprietor.
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Dissolution of Co-Partner-
ship.

TTNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
A existing between the undersigned has
bc,n dissolved. Mr. Uren will collect all
bills due the firm, aud settle all its Indebted
ness.
KIGER 81 UREN.
Silver city, New. Feb. 2. 1850.
.Iumts Ktger and John Uren will continue
the business Of biacksmithing, general iron
work and wagon making, at the old stand.
each tor himself Mr.. kiger doing the wood
work. and Mr.. Cr,n the iror work.
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NOVELTIES

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New-York tribune., 1880-04-04

we WILL sooner or later we shall establish repn1,
lie with o President This will be modelled IN al
Statesn
'' Do yon consider that your chances of success
are good ~ :,
"They could not be better Spain is in nc. condi-
tion to resist as, the Cubans in this country are
with us, and the Cubans at home are with us"
how large an army can you muster IT, q,
don't know yet. That will depend upon CIR
cumstances. We may have $4,000, and we may
have 5000 In my military experience have seen
times when would rather have a handful Of brave
men about me than q whole army"
" How long do you think the war will iastp
=. That can't tell. We may be delayed by the
discovery Of our plans. IL ycur Govern
ment knows our present intentions, we
will rest awhile until all Is safe.
The matter Is In the hands Of committee, with
headquarters in New-YOrk, and when tho proper
time arrives we will strike for liberty and maintain
our struggle to the bitter end"
Who will take your place as chairman Of the
committee when you are away at the war ~
" SeflOr jose Francisco Lam madrizN
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04

after this the French Government shows c0nclnaDi i
dspostion It is improbable that Prince Jo Caster
return 10 Paris as Ambassador after the hussD- ''
holidays. -.5,c.,
The Paris correspondent OF The Adnehes'er %a
says: The French Government hopes to induce M -
Saw xMnister OF Finance TO accept the posi- o. he
bassador to London, but NJ. Say prefers slIp5 new
nominated as Envoy Extraordinary, to neRosS S treaty
commercial treaty, returning to France "nen eOS" W.
has been concluded. .,. 4,,+s
correspondent Of The Times at Constantinopio
that the assassination Of the Grand shereet OF
who was stabbed by Persian fanatic on the ta.n
and died on the 21st was procured by ADdui en-
his euccasgOr who had long been in tho
deayOrnR 10 convince tho Sultan tnat oIe rnrkish
murdered Shereef eOught 10 free AraDh .iah not,on
rule Abdul Muttnlib s very hostile 10 lhe Di''n
MONTREAL April IA number OF Roman ', o".A.,o ,so
clorovmen have left this city for Paris TO ht.eud ~
meeting OF tho General Chapter OF tho Beothcrnou "
the Holy Cross ooo ,.t.h,rop
Br1LEvrLLr Ont, April "a party Of 3Oo iilsu"e le
anil French CauaIians, route TO Manitoba 10 "oih VI
the Csnnda Pacific Railway. quarreled ht tnS and n
hero tO-day Seventy men engaged III the "0'Se' ~
number were badly hart To- .bo
OTTAWA Ont. Apri. 3-The agent IN rms cry ioi 80
Rome, Wateriown and Ocdensburg Railroad mas u,'uo
arrangements with prominent lumhorlng hrm OF m
York 10 ship frcm here TO tn & city 0OO cuiohu7 VI
ber this Summer This is the first shipment OF ilS .
the lumber formerly berg TRANSPORTED ny '"o ""'''
route ,,, Da.
For Letters on he BrHsh Campaign sec Second rage
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
SECRETARY THOMPSON'S PARTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUsE.l

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-Secretary Thomp-
son Of the Navy aid the accompanying Congrsssionai
committees were waited upon by the Reception Com
mttee at the Continental Hotel ut O'Clock tois morn
Ins They were driven to the wharf, where inc ensio
party embarked the steamer Gratitude TOT 'lSi' ="
League Island Navy Yard and Chester
Before their return tn, city the Congressman visited
Icague Island Cramps shipYard, Girard College. and
other points. Congressman Morse said that ne
mad enjoyed every minute OF his stay ID Wasn- sI
propriaticns for Phladelphia. and he wanted
10 see iOr himself did other: OF the various @
;oved the visit thSrouRhy. The visit will do much to
secure what pbia wants for ner rVers narpors,
ny sihe Secretary OF tho Navy piloted about by
Speaker Randall. and made thorough examination VI
rho monitor Terror.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04

him, aud dispels forever the ridiculous allegation
of his unpopularity. The Times admits that Mr..
Gladstone is the most potent political force in the
country and considers the contest direct issue be-
tween Gladstone and BeaconsHeld The advices
from Midlothian to-day say that Mr.. Gladstone's
election is perfectly safe.
OPINIONS ON THE CONTINENT.
The Tories insist that the Liberal victory pro-
duces delight in Russia and alarm elsewhere on the
Continent. st. Petersburg kilograms to-day say that
Russia understands that she has nothing to expect
from the change, except relief from harassing sus-
picions and freedom to devote her attention to
internal reforms. Berlin, Vienna and Paris papers
agree that England is likely to pursue less medde-
SOME policy, each paper regretting OF appiaudns
with sole reference to the interests of it's own
country or party. Lord HartingtOn's declaration
is explicit that the Liberal party intends rad'ca
change in the methods lately pursued, but Will
maintain English influence uniupaired he denies
that the Liberals are less solict)us than the torres
for British interests but they attend to act IN the
interests of peace and genera. European concoru'
CIV s.
NINErY-ElGIr MORE LIBERALS THAN TORIES
ELECTED so FAR.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH-J
LONDON, April A. $780,
Up to the present time the Liberals have secure"
o95 coats. Ahe Conservatives 1877 and the Home
Rulers 18.
The following candidates for Parliament have
been elected:
MIR William A. Redmond Home Ruler for WcX-
ford borough, reelected.
The defeat at York City of the Right Hon.
James Lowther Conservative), Chief Secretary for
Ireland s receiver with wild delight by the Home
Rulers and Nationalsts in Ireland.
Sir John Lubbock MiberaN, who was
defeated at Maidstone, will probably stand
for Radnor District =, in the event that the
MARQUIS of Harrington, the Liberal leader, Is sue
cessful in Northeast lancashire: -,
The poll for London University opened on tne
81 st ult and will remain open until Monday tle
9th inst TIE voting is viva vocc. ana not by Dhl-
lot Mr.. Robert Lowe will be elected.
Sir Henry III. Bruce CONSERVATIVE IOr COleTalnc
ii Conservative gain. - 90 -
Messrs c. p Butt and II. Lee LlbeTalsl for South
amptOn-a Liberal gam OF !.
Sir John j. Ennis (Liberal), for Athlone.
MesSrs j. X. Holland and W. J.. Marrlott lllD-
Mr.. Hugh Mason UiberalJ from Ashton-under-
Lyne-a Liberal gain. n
Messrs Michael Il. Bass and Samuel Plimsoll. the
enthusiast concerning seamcn's grievances LIB
eras), for Derby. reelected. go
Messrs j. Orrell Lever and OConnor lliome
Rulers) for Galway CIty-a Home Rule gain of one.
Mr.. Smithwick LiberaD for kilkenney' re-
elected.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
CURRENT AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
ENTERTAINING PROFESSOR NORDEN KJoLD-sAT-
IsFACIIoN EvI>CED At THE BM'lsE LIBERAL
VICTORY,
BY CABLE TO TIE TRIBuNE.l

VICTORY.
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBuNEl
PARIS, Saturday, Ai.I 3, 1880.
Professor Nordenskj5ld arrived at yesterday
morning with Captain Paander, of the Vega. Not
withstandng the early hour and harsh weather he
was awaited by crowd and received by the Swed-
ish Embassy divers French scientists and KDObcl.
the celebrated mneralogst and inventor Of dyna-
mitcat whose mansion Nordenskj0ld stays while
here Last evcninghc was entertancdat the Swedish
Legation, where he met Prince Oscar AMI appeared
subsequently at the National Circus, where he was
received by all the scientific societies of France
To-day he dimes at Jules Ferry's, and Will meet at
Madame Ferry's reception five members of the
French Academy. On Sunday the Swedish colony
will entertain him at a banquet in the Continental
Hotel. No ladies except Scandinavians will be in
yitcd Madame Christine Nilsson will be at the
uppermost tabe,aD Prince Oscar on the left OF the
chairnau Tie healths ali the Northern sOYcregns
will be proposed. Runcbere, the poet, will read
verses translated into French by tie Swedish phil
ologist, Colonel Staaf. the voyage of the Vega,
and the banquet will end by drinking the health Of
the wives of NOrdcnsk6ld and his fellow-explorers.
These ladies encouraged their husbands TO undertake
the dangerous and glorious voyage which they have
accomplished. On Monday the illnstrious Professor
vi BE- complimcntcd by the munich pality of Paris.
On Tuesday President GrGvy will entertain HIM at
luncheon.
Iueyer remember Paris so excited about cmi-
ncnt foreigner. Nordenski0ld's health is excellent.
The explorer is middle-aRed tall, brOad-siOuldered,
and is naturally fair but greatly tanned. His fore
head issquare; his eyes blue. is frank rcsolutc,
albeit kindly physiognomy expresses intellectual
power and goodness. His manners simple and
those of perfect gentleman. He is an adj
vanced Liberal. and is delighted to find France
under regime OF freedom He was expelled from
| Finland his native province, by the Russian Gov
ernor for advanced opinions and not suffered to
return to close the eyes of dying his mother whose
memory he veneraes. The Professor is Swcde by
descent and training. and the father of four thirty
ing Youngsters He starts Oh Wednesday for Swc-
den. where enthusiastic Ovations and Court honOIs
await him. .... .
no HOPE FOR THE CzAEINA.
| Tho Czarina is at the last extremity.
PLEASED At GLADsToNE's SUCCESS.
Sincere Republicans rejoice at the electoral VIC
torv Of the English Liberals which will break down
the scheme of the Hapsburg-H rg-HOhenzollern-Co -Coburg
family pact against the French Republic
THE AUsrRo- BELGIAN ALLIANCE.
It's said tbatin order to secure Princess Stephanie
precedence of all other Crown Princesses Prince
Rudolph will be anointed King of Hungary after
the wedding.
PRINCE NAPOLEON TRAVELLING.
Prince NAPOLEON is making a tour with his sons
through the Democratic towns. He sides with the
Government against the Jesuits who are awaking
to the knowledge that the Cabinet is in earnest.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
LONDON AND PARIS NEWS.
BRAcoNsFIELDs OVERTHROW COMPLETE

BRACONSFIELD'S OVERTHROW COMPLETE.
A GREAT REVOLUTION IN PUBLIC OPINION IN ENG
LASp-THE LIBERALS coNFERRING IN REGARD
TO The NEW MINIsTRY-THE SWEDISH ExPLoN-
ER RECEIVED WITH GREAT vGoRDIALli' -"
PARIS.
The complete triumph of the British Lipe'...a a.
the great change in public sentiment, anu 'don
large increase in the Liberal vote IN Aonu0p
are referred to In the cable dispatch to
TIRE TRIBUNE printed herewith. 1t is men
toned also that the Liberals expect to gain IN
All ION, seats that thew are calculating on soon
returning to mower and that Mr.. GladstOne's
popularitv is now unquestioned. The imme-
d;ate resignation of Lord Beaconsfield is rem
dered impracticabIe by the absence of the
Queen. In the special cable dispatch from
Paris. an account is given of the generous wei
come which Professor NordenslJOld, the ex-
plorer, is receiving.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
MINING PUMP BROKE DOWN

49, MINING PUMP BROKE DOWN. WI
S.s FRANCISCO, April "a dispalcn from VIZ
thni last night the pump IN Union SHAFT broke
gina e y ~ II take from three to ye weeks to repairit
u0"" now STRIKE WAS EN NDED.
D,,o,SrpnRT N j. April 3,-The trouble at the
NJ the Standard of Works Is at au end The com
Sany has transferred the obnoxious Inspector u parI
Of the works. . ..---...--
TEN PER CENT ADVANCE ACCEPTED.
Ctrwnt LAND, Nd. April 3.-ihe Cumberland
Innns~iyanIa RAILROAD train men. who have been
% about TWO weeks have accepted the companys offer OF
IN nor cent advance Oil their wages
NEW FAST TRAIN.
CHICAGO, April s. The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy about 10 put on fast IRAN through 70 Kansas
ity change, via Qaincy Hannibal and 1t Joseph
Tre train win leave Chicago at 2:30 y. NJ.
THE COMING RACE BETWEEN HARVARD AND YALE
NEw-LONDON, Conn. April 3.-The representa-
ves the Harvard aud lie University crews met here To-
nav and agreed four-me sraightaway eghtoared
Tlce ON the Thames on rhursdsy July
NEW FACTORY IN VIEW.
ALBANY April 3.-John ID. stanton, John Z. Nc
Kewan ad Jared W. spencer havQ Med eftcf1a q ino
poronef " ne Patch blue Company t9x ne -
the works sili 30 &C New. rolk t,s 4s ~ -
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Saturday, Apri

LONDON. Saturday, April 3, 1880
dispatch from stPetersburg says is reported there
to-day that Chinese troops have crossed the Amo0r
River. into islssiAn territory.
Russian kilograms announce the of courier OF
Prince 90 Lieven-a Senator and Secretary Of State-n
the Princes palace, suspected OF coaplicty with the
Nihilists,
BY tho colliery explosion at Anderlues Belgium, on
Wednesday last, fortytwo persons were killed Forty
four persons OF those in The pit at The time Of the disas
Ter escaped. =
The Russian Government, Il % said, VIII write 70 the
Freneh Premier regarding the Hartmann affair. IT,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
THE PENNSYLVANIA PCGITIVES.

HARRIsBURG, Penn, April 3.-The Dauphin
Comfy court adjourned to- lay until the 26th inst None
~ the men recently convicted of corrupt solicitation put
in au appearance The counsel for the Commonwealth
were anxious to the Court sit on Saturday IN tue
hone that Kemblc aud the rest of the fueives womd
nnnenr at that time for sentence, Dut the Co"s eo
nnI see the advlsabity OF such course. ,. man an
II il generally understood here tna II LII, ,nsse S odmfed
near In the custody OF the Sheriff. tney VIII ue
10 new bull for appearance ut the session
inc ON the 26tb inst.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
TIE WORK or CONGRESS.
IGENEnAL rnEfs DIsrATCn.l

WASHINGTON, April 3.-lhe House met to-
day for general debate only. sprrches were made by
Mr Covert the subject OF the revision Of the tariff
by Mr. Joyce In support OF bin for the appointment O
ali alcoholic liquor-trafic commission by Mr.. Berry
the Chinese question. and also by Mr. Page on tho
same subject by Mr.. Sparks on Interstate Commerce;
and by Mr. Lowe IN opposition TO tho Funding bill. Mr.
ouk made political speech IN answer 10 delivered
by Mr. House some time ago
The House Committee on Levers has authorized
subcommittee visit personally tho NJ ssl sppi River
and TO take the testimony Of ciptGns pilOts, etc
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
cryER1L GRANl IN NEW-ORLEANS.

Nrw-OnLEAys, April 3.-General Grant
,,,nohcd today nc the Boston Club visited tne
"yee met the Grand Army Of the Republic, ana WIN
Son, v,s,,cd the Chalmette and Jackson barracks.
he will attend the Ames Methodist Church tomorrow,
and on Monay LIVING by Paisted and Sullivan
witness ,c .o If be Ccsen city Railroad and Sounefn
n..ht
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
VISITORS 80 WEST POINT.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-'I'he Board Of Visit
ors to attend tho annual examination at the
West Point Military Academy to mako n re-
mort OH that institution has been appointed
by Secretary Ramsey. The board Is as follows
General Robert Patterson, Pennsylvania; j. C. Eaton
minnesota; General James Grant Wilson, New York
Dr. L. NJ r. Curry, virginia; Cornelius Altman, Ohio !;
Colonel EmmOns Clark, HewYOrk; and General Stew
ortV Van Vliet, u. =. A.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
BLAINE SUPPORT IN ONO.

lBf 1ELEGRAPH TO THE IhlBDNf.l
WAsnING1OS, April 3.-1he following dispatch
was received last evening at the rooms OF the
National Blaine Club:
STEUBENyILLE, Ohio. Anr 3. 1850.
To Hon HIRAM PRICE, Prcsdcu AdtioHm Hainc Ciub.
The Republicans Of Jefferson Cuilnty, IN convention
assembled instructed their Delegates TO all oLor-
able means To secure delegate 10 the NiODal COnycn-
ton In favor Of the Hon. james G.. Blaine.
:. B. CAMPBELL.
This is the first County Convention in OHIO from
which any news has been received in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
so,,rrHryG SHAKING IN MAINE.

ponr FAIRFIELD, Me-, April 3.-The shock OF
o.. sartbouaks was felt here and ut Marys''e oe'"eou
% ~ . nj u 2 O'clock this morning.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
SPRING WEATHER.

MoxrnrAn, April 3.-The rain which CON con,
.'oI ngst aud up 10 noon today mas nOouoa o
The ice on the river and all rAc on .nY 70 he ouen in
bcen abandoned. Navigation PROMISES ~ ~
vnrv feY days
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
u cuApoFD WTrII cTIILD MURDER

BOsTON, March 3Of-lhe rep0rt or tIe lnquest
ans T,ornns on the OF child Of Homer Wellington
ef efIembdee IL the effect that the nfant egd Aora
Wen atom ago ffteen monIas came so ~ Sso,1 ~
VIA held fhr tsiais
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
CRIMES AND CASU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
srNrrNcED 70 ne HANGED

BALTIMoRE, April 3-Frank Brogden. cOlOred
con the murder OF Susan Lawrence, cOOred
day sentenced 10 he hanged
MURDER SUSPECTED.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,. April IA special dispatch to
me SeufiucI from KeWaUnee that tile body Of Suncr
,,sr oseph found hanging ia his barn. IL sus
er that he was poisoned and his bOdyhung there avoid
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
LATEST PHASES OF THE CANVASS.

THE LIBERALS CALCULATING on A GAIN OF ONE
HUNDRED sEATs-MR. GLADsTONE's ELECTION
IN MIDLOTHIAN DEEMED CERTAlN-THE QUEs-
TON OF THE PREMIERSHIP.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-17

A lot Of boots shippoI from HUI stables
fac,o'y to For. Worth and Weatherford.
this week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-17
TO GENTLEMEN OFTAsTE.

? We, TIE undersigned, do most respectfully
invite YOU 10 call and examine our superb
stock of fine IMPORTED wooLENs, which we
make up in the latest styles as reported by
New York reporters of FASHIONS, and We
employ none but the very best workmen to
be had We do not show you samples, but
show you whole patterns, and will not tell
you anything concerning those patterns but
what Is absolutely true. We will not tell
you that by ordering of us that we will send
your orders to New York and there Rave
them made bv the best workmen in that city
at saving of 10 10 Is per cent, for two
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First, because We are not sending away
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building up in your midst an industry which
we hope will meet the approval of all good
people who have the Interests of this COM
munity ut heart aud who believe in patron
ling home. We are now supporting nine
families who distribute their resources among
the many mercantile interests of this city,
thereby making up portion of (what is so
needed here) the useful population of this
community, and TO ask the public to patron.
ize some foreign enterprise would BE- an i'm
position on this community.
Second, because no gentleman, Of any
intelligence whatever, but would
reason that it would be i'm.
possible to employ the best workmen in
New York without paying them the best
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