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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
THE MISSISSIPPI THPROTEHENTS.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE INTERSTATE CON
VENTION.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 18.-The Mississippi
Valley Interstate River Improvement Convention to-
day adopted resolutions. and adjourned finally. The
resolutions recommend the passage by Congress OF bill
No 632G prepared by the Mississippi River Commits
sion declare that II ia tho duty and interest OF the Gov
ernnent TO inausurate q general System OF i'm
movement embracing the whole system OF rivers in the
Valley of the Mississippi. and call upon all Boards OF
Trade and other commercial associations TO support the
ubov,,uamed bill on motion OF Mr. Wood. OF Pennsyl.
vouia the convention requested the Department OF
Government having charge OF suag boats IN the ono
and Mssissiupi cudoayor 70 make clear canne OF
AZ lea- 500 feet On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell OF Mis-
amir IL wa, resolved that with view ~ facilitating
and extending commerce between tie states al the As-
.tsinpi Valley West indies NJ XCO Central and other
sonth American States and Brazil. this convention do
recommend CONGRESS sucn legsat N as shall estaD
iI.h and maintain regular ana continuous mail service
hrtwrc New Orleans ana such ports and foreign coun-
,res herein named the Postmaster General may
deem e,t suited the interest OF trade ana commerce
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URGING SANITARY REFORM.

MEETING OF THE NETWORK SOCIETY
FIRST ANNUAL GATHERING OF The soCIETY-RE-
PORT FOR TIE PAST YEAR-ADDREssEs BY
PROFESSOR C. F. CHANDLER. FLBRIDGE T..
GERRY AND TIE REV. DIR. HENRY c. POTTER
WHAT THE HEALTH BOARD HAS D0NE-CoNDI-
TON OF HE POOR CHILDREN IL TENEMENT
HOUSES.
The New-York Sanitary Reform Society
held its first annual meeting last evening,
Judge DAILY presiding. The Society is the re-
suit of the appointment by the Mayor, last
year, of nine gentlemen to draft
bill for the Legislatures action, III or
der 10 secure reform in the building
of tencment-h houses. Seeing the extent or
the work which ought to be done in thiS
city, the organization has been maintained
and much good has been accomplished.
The work of the last year consisted
mainly in consulting with the officers CT
the Board Of Health. and in endcavOring to
secure the best results possible from the
amendments to the tenement house law. Sug
ccstions were made in regard to future work
of the Society. Addresses were delivered by
President Chandler, of the Board Of Health,
Elblidee +. Gerry aud the Rev. Dr. II. C..
Potter
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


LONDON Nov lSArived, str City OF Liverpool Br) Ham
iltOn from NV York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ls-Arrived Brazilian tBr. Worhing
ton from Boston, str Iascrl Inch from NewOreaDs.
aied str Canopus BIZ. HOrsfa, for Boston.
BRISr l. Nov S.Arrived. strs Belize tr Fyidgc. from
Baltimore. Bristol tIty BIT, Peters rOm New Ork
QUEENSTOWN. Nov. lsArIl eli, or Wisconsin (Br from
New-NOrk. AZ $50 tonight
MOyII r. Nov lSArnvcd str CTcassa (Brl. OvenstOne,
from New York for Glasgow.
HAVE, Nov. Arrived sirs BcacOnsfeld Br Davidson,
from New-Orleans: befmOd DAM Hem IRON New l0rg.
AtTWERP Nov l6.-Aruyed, sirs Bu khun lBr}. Pater-
son. from Montreal; Oakve tBrl, HUMPHREYS, from New
NolF.
CopRNuAGEy Nov s.-Arrived, SIR Repler }r Lascces.
from New \ Ork
LOyo y Nov lS-Ssicd 18th inst Pskaaaul for the Del
Qu0rn for New.Orltans. r yra for san lrancscO
18th inst. Gugdcrsen 10" Pensacola ifO
Arrived 18th Eiorusierpe Biornsen. CrGs der. j. -
BI.eow. Elp Enia NJ, Fraz Uthoaaun Ferrch Absen 40,
k"asnd. san >tcl iuD -oild SUPRA, Traveller capt G'u
'y. lifh inst Al'landrovna Frat Frey Jchn CampD"I,
Mimi caps NaandE l1tn INST Alabama. Alexandra ttaDt
iUoNn. Alexandra cant alsc). AIam the after at
Dover ATeull OF II GATHERINGS Point OttlYO Chapman,
Christopher Columbus Dora capt Pfef,Fi. Esst Glen
ar Good luteut GraLic1 IN, Latter Dover, Gugiicmo
y. ilaVruen. Hcrtha Ius KmbuD. ~ ar. Louise capt
Dah LORed the latter at Dover. Marie Aut1nc.iC No ia
mo- Napo' flaton, owes. Ralph PeaAc The atcr Oh te
LIti 0Ir1 CanO. lNth inst Capela DuX. fgO l3aa the
latter at plymouth MANN CicherO Truro. LeOnOIa
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COLT sud snly %clactay %oycg'er y Of tiPhtseIetc
Ior.o yOGucts hIlG O J. r. ara Jua & Con- aSed
yer AID mouths.
FUrrIa llIf1ir.
ILiof meu, al cH.Iaven. conn.
ELTING-In BROOKLYN thursday November Is Hannah.
rect Of Robert uE. " Cie'Goh T. L. n tIe gun year
Fv.eIal on -aruiay Novemuer 20. ESQ I. "a. from tho
residence ut her son, KoJot D E!tns 40 Stlte-st,
Relatives and friends aye invited TO attend
LLOYD ~ orauge y j. on tine l.;l anna NJ relct
samuel Lloyd. 81 IlHla 'liaL
Fulud- ot tac family invited 10 aeu the funeral ser
we. -Ic- of hes son.In 40 ". j. >Aioye on
corner ot OakWoudt'e Oh friday, IJtI iuSt ~
9Otutk 81.
iufeIu.oit az Trenton. ".
MoRGAN -On Tuesday Noyopber g. ~ hs late residence.
No. West 2b-.f. N0nttsL son X iht late Horny X.
MORAN. Iis "a ar 90 sic age
Relatives tuG irlrn q" ID" aai are I'5De i"Y ln'le1 90
funeral lI7ily 40 40 i., FROM - ANS
Cha ca, !2h o. and itAI'e II - aei mat u0"ets
b. nos -'ni
Ptnpl liid,ul TX. J. Tucs lay. ne l8tl INST.
George Vs. tAc late Elijah l. Pary III tie o6,h year
M ,cT VIII take place az r7ileae o. hts sister Mrs.
l,ubrrs ABS La-t l25d st. on FtTdy. the 18TH
. friends Of ~, fiilv are inyltci attend: also
ucmber, oi amman society ana oil Americas Lodge 40
,,,,,,,51ii,''..' = " lite pains on saturday
Sp. al car WI. leave the Grand Cent al Depot at 100 p NJ
SMITH Thursday rnlnc November i. 81 m sid noe
,p.rb. Professor {. Co. r b tpi iIltrtnn - 30
49, smith. lIHehtf0 o.. hc X - DdFil smith,
of Iu.l..!u tVniit. com. lu hrl o." i'~l'
I,. .r,lr. at princeton iday NOtempcr -. at $p M
Durham Centre. COM, On
-t.lrlt.. .,UYcuD-r -, at 1850 :. ~
rn,. x~END rr.r,,i,r mo-nin0 November Is Thomas j.
Townsend ll tGr ltth yea "I hlt az.
he c rr-arnce }, Great LONGEST. Oh SATURDAY morning.
% 80 lu.l1 o. Nl
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NM IN.ANE A.lLrM nL:A.TER.

\ PROBABILITY THAI rWLNIY.-lN INMATES HAVE
Plri~U. D-> ~1cKT>ING INClDtNr
ST. PETER, Mimi, Nov. lS.-An official list
oitic iu-..le .n a,t thc donates of th' Insane
Asylum lj t. u, OF tne h.c his been made MP. Three
p.r bus Gi-a f..U tlc effects OF rae drc There are
ttcniy-thIcr other uwaI-, mi ling, of which number
ar lo,-t e., Sen wcr. d-ucrt 4 and ecS patients i'm
can,hc az making au, cnoft 30 save tboms..y VS. and
were ulop1uy burned mc Of the twelve others are
believed to oo -a'r.
Tie following IS told d. eyewitness o the f1te Of
siN male pa,eu.s vno were seen croWd.ug around "a
window "a am upper story during The pro.tc,a OF the
fire. They were Woud, rfllv apatheuc, and were ap-
p.rrr mur, ll'crt-t'd in the WORK OF t'c hsemens
epill 10 Ut De interested ln such sccur--,hI Ia
caring for fh,lr own safety They dd not appreciate
nor uuI.r-. tud the mortal peril an which toy were
pac,d. nut bblcrrd at umrs among ih"ms 'ituS with
9unar,, de al thr sprct1c" AS n the "Hur were
..,rt. in. specially ordered lOr their cu-rrt nucnt
81 times. as tEr flames came upou them, they would
uDv, ~dr ONLY Tor moment. Finally. when their
r,tf had been II .ctuly cut or come of tuem seemed
a. r,lIr I'm tirir dim utccrs tie extremity 10 which
try we're uiaocd. ana turned TO ESCAPE, lu returning
m address iiradc or ghlcrs To the hr'uou, the floor
cave way beneath them, d they fell back, uftcrnG
,horus ul horrible imprccatous, and were roasted"
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General Zcilin was born in Philadelphia. H

General Zciln was born in Philadelphia He
entered the Marine Corps a soconl.euscnaut October
l. 1881, and was retired November l, 1876, with the
rank OF brlgadicrgeGeral. During this period General
Hin spent Thirteen years eleven months at sea. He
was present at the defence Of Monterey Upper Cali
foruia IN July g. at the capture of Los Angeles in
August Of the year, ana at the action on the La
Mesa in January, 1917. He became captain IN lSl1,
and IN !hc year received the rank Of nrevetmjor
for eautry III the action at the crossing OF tie san
GInr.c RIVER. For time he was military commanjant
of san Diego Re was present al the bOmharimeEt OF
Gaymas aud al tine Ih at 81. Josephs in september
l. Il. occup ion of NaZatiau IN October. l~i1
a wits The cOtiila 40 oiccr PHadeiph IA lSGo
Ia July, 1861. be WIS ordered 10 cooperate with the
army ana Oh the . 4 OF nat month he wounded at
Battle Run Tie was the cJmuandn officer at his port
IN 1862 at Port ROYAL, : c., in 1868 and at Ports
mJllII. y. H., in "a He maze colonel ctmHand
ant OF the corps 1864, ami brgddier general and com
"a 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

Richard G.. Smith age seventy-iOGr died
suddenly Tuesday at m, home III stapteton, :. l. lie
went to bed Monday night apparently IN his usual
health. II thought strange tnat he did not leave
his room the following day and when night came the
door was forced open, and he found ying dead on
re bed. Nj smith wa a W. tnown resident o. staten
Island, being connected with o. The Oldest tam
lilies lle married the daught"r OF the late Govern
1OmDll lad not LNtd with his VIE Tor several
Mr. Smith AZ one time W. Post SARA OF New
York. Durmg recent years he lived IN retirement IL
supposed ms death caused b. heart disease
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,,ccIILoUGUS PERFORMANCES.

The attendance at the Flith Avenue Theatre has
been even larger on the last three nights than on
the opening night of McCullOugh's engagement, and
he public enthusiasm has been expressed with even
,eater beartiness than at first 1t certainly is
vcellept sign of the tone OF popular taste that 1t
ives sucb a tribute TO a simple and noble imperson-
anon i'm the line of classic tragedy, at time when
Tho local stage presents stronger ana more nuinei
,s attractions OF an exciting kind than 1t has Of
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rArAL FALL INTO A WE'LL.

A sad accident occurred at Kingstown, about
eoht miles from sag Harbor L. l., wednesday evening
resnlting in the death of Mrs. Charlotte Brush She
was drawing bucket OF water from well 10 her back
yard and when It il supposed, she was IN the act OF
reaching Tor the bucket lost her balance and fell head
,y,Vord INTO the we'll distance ot over thirty iect
5p severed by ncigubOr WHO had called to see
bnr ;rbs L..iv soon rescued when IL was found
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NIDNiGHT WEITHEH HEPORE
GoyERyM1>I ,NDWtupS<


WAsHINGrON. Nov. "a. Z q. m.-Ghc barom-
cfcr ha. iallea but risen aytn 80 H'wLusnnd l. h1s
risen in the Loser Lake region. thc OA.c N.oy Ten
nose, and the In: Cur eatc., and has fallen in e
Iprcr Lake REGION and Norihwc, Eist 81 tie N--,t-
uni the temperature has fallen, except ~ Florida the
mos, decided fall being In the Western poion Of the
Middle Atlantic states. Northcry winds prevail on the
Atlantic and GulI coasts accompanied by thr atcnug
weather In the South Atlantic SttcY. Lrht ha-
fallen since last report tIc Lower Lax" region aai
Nrw England, and ght lain IN tho eastern portion ~
the Middle Atlan1c states
IGtrdrOnN
For Now Eng and. higher barometer. colder North TO
We.i inds. G. ear or partly cOudy weather
For the made states r-Ing fOIDwcl by stationary or
lower barometer, stationary or lower temperature,
Northerly winds, clear or partly cloudy weather.
CdutiOtarD Sigrnis.
CaniionarY signals continue from Sandy Hook 10
Macon ana cauOuaTy of shore signals continue rom
Boston 10 Ncw-Iaycn, and Pensacola, Port Esds and
Mobile
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wise. was represented with passionate impetuosity

Mile. Bernhardt was several times recalled upon
the scene. and the deep emotion of the audience
over her death picture was audible in convulsive
sob That swept over the entire multitude.
efererce has been made in 1HE TRIBUNE to in
correct books OF the Bernhardt plays now sold in
front of ioti's Theatre. THIS was not intended to
apply. and does not apply. to those Published by
Clickeripg Il sons
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JOUN LEE CHAPMAN.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S.-1he Hon. John Lee
Cnanmin formerly Mayer ~ this cry died suddenly
tn, morning Mr. Chapman was about seventy years OF
age and had M, respect O. The entire community an
honest man amt faith at Ollie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
PULLMAN CAR CoNPANY- SUIT

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1s.--Iho United
state, rcuit CONT today gr4ut, order n thc ru-
man car CoupaD}'s favor. restraining Ec Officers ~
SOL, from tic -l., of Ir1act} levied on 10 oocct
u,cnse a. % pr yiic-t lax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

TIE DIRECT CUT.--English tourist " Can
you direct 10 tie General Post Ofire, NY mtn 10
Donald; "Ou aye sir! Gang STRAIGHT ROM about, and
straight iurril, and ye canui miss t'-lFun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
LA,lEs LAwKENCE MEsrERyELr

PoRT JERyIs y. Y, Nov. 1G.-James Law
renee Wcsriyel OF tAe oldos, cad most prominent
citizen. Of Port cryIs died evening at the OF
siytytUo years. He wa. OF the best known nam =
uail,s In TINS country, MS collections beng valued AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

II is altogether wrong to tIiile with a bad
gh cold when the rlsk and remedy
suir prompt and thorough as Dr. Jay mes Expecorant
can be readily found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. In. Laird Sim0nS,
wc-.uoSu journalist. died at his residence IN tu'
cts at az caii /. hour isis morning
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pErEp IINN

CINCINNArG, Nov. 17.-Peter Xinn, we'll
known attorney, diod t05ay at ms residence at RIVER
eI.l,. near this cit..
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THE COLD WAVE.

ALBANY, Nov. 1S.-Cars reaching here tins
trnoon were covered with SNOW aAd ice. lasscugerf
renort that II snowei ali the way from Montreal to
patt.burg The cold struck this city about noon
the thermometer falling l3a In hair an hour
AMnoY. y. j.. Nov 1s.-Ihe first snow OF the season
here fell 10 day
w,.ut;cToS Nov. ia telegram addressed 10 the
Cti.r SIGNAL Officer from So~-Orleans November Il
tatinc mat great anxiety fet about the weather
for fine sugar .rics. received the following reply at
,4sa m to-day: Tie weather VIII probably be clean
,,isht Great damage frcm frost NAV be expected
~, 80, turn al Dodge Cy at midnight was ia be
low eco when Is 40 below the mean The cold wave
moving south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

A policeman of the Twenty second Precinct
last night found baby about a week old under the
stoop OF the vacant house No 100 West Fy-eghth.st
The child crying with the bitter cold II had been
abandoned by It's parents. The police placed 1t under
the care Of MatrOn Webb at Police Headquarters.
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OBITU4RT.
GENERAL JACOB ZElLIN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Brigadler-Gener
Jacob Zen, OF the United States Marine Corps dled 10
this city to-day after a long illness.
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ilo!i!ical Notices.
-elfih Ward Republican As-ocintion

reelf,h Ward Republican Association on me &lA,n
nply Di-tYlct-rne CoAmlitee appointed Oy Tue hepdo
central Committee form tho above nam "a
~ moot sor the purpose OF eGrOng az phcsnts for member
n M Gnbe's Han lO0ihst, bot 9ih ana iOthaSes on
go. .y syeninr 18th II st at O'Clock. ard al the Han
over Office ION and losth on rtlday even
,ng lyta INST, at , O'Clock
D S S%f$i ( s 5HI5E COMMITTEE.
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AARRLEM.

BARrLETT-MOoRE-on WedpesdaY, november H. 1850.
Grace Church BrOOkiyn, y. y 10y The Rev Jamts w.
Br,dn, recto, II Paul's Chuich Fldibush I"nr l..
Birrtt VI. D.. OF Fatbush, l.. l., 10 Hdrette tOrdo
Moore or Belfast, Ireland. No cards.
BELCHtlt-WOOD-On Thursday, 40 ember H. az PITTS.
fort. W.. by the Rev. George BdIot assisted by the R.v-
Heath stephen p Belcher oil Newark y j., 10 Martha
J. Wood. Of IIttsOTd.
LAW .ENCE- LEkOY-At Calvary Church November II.
by the Rev Dr. T.. A. VI asIburr, James g. lawrlnce
ard catherine Augusta daughter Of T. OTIS lie Roy Of New-
York.
POoIEE-CLAYOn Wednesday, November Il. 1880 a. the
the brides pareutS, 10y tho Rev. Dr. Lder,
Fr kW Pooe to EdwiEa Percy daughter OF Dr. George
Clay. all of tins City.
POTrIt U-KVFtIN-On the 18th INST, by th9 Rev. Dr.
Wasibirn, at Caiyaly Church. ls uty Auguste POTTER
OF NeW-Yolh to Marie Augustine Ruhlu ~ Manchester
Mass No cards
suIrMAH- New York. THURSDAY No
i, calvary church ~ The ltE- Walter Dela
hcIl and IN a W5shburu y. 4. rector ia ar !. ship
man aHcaoo CAT, aud UarfIct Cecil rangher Of
iuc Major rdl Richard p,1hoid, Chief Engineer
I.S Amy
STERRN-' UAMPLTN-In tins CITY. NOTemher u. 1850.
~ ht Of L. ChampHn the ort"'s uLcc by The
IcV a. Nlr.iu Thomas y. StefrY ~ NUfN IN. Conn.
and Happy cdcS daughter Of the ate Oliver NOicott
CAamyliu, Of Norwich.
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THIBrSE OFFICE. Nov 10. p. m-Ihc downward
movement Of thc barometer continued untl 1 D. M
Yesterday after which time The tendency wa" upward.
rtlv cloudy weather win light rain early IN Tie after
- ,a follnV,cd AZ the close OF the third quarter 10y
oi.r weather The tcmrcIaturc ranged between 2J'
oI AG5 The average tJ7l4J beng jss lower than ON
lie corresponding uai last year. al" % 'o"'i IMAM
Xcduc -day. =,
,t,t. ,tty and .ICluliy TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

Low temperatures in the West were
.or,co A. follows yesterday morning: Cheyenne. -
Nortn Platte, Ia; Omaha, 50; Indianapolis y; Pits
burg, 27'.
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John scuuYIKe secretary.

IT
SArUitDA Y NOyem.
Der 20 1880 will close this Office on IUEsDAl Al
a 10 for Europe. steamship Arizona wa Qleeu'owh,
WEDNESDAY, 1t 2iD a m. for Europe ~ steans mp
correspondence Tor france must Dc
.uecially ~ IL Tor France direct
nv stsa r. De Lcss"ps, HaEre on III hSDA1,
al 4 m tOr of Chester wa
Queenstown correspondence Tor GERMANY ami france mus.
Ir Addressed. NJ 30 T. for Europe "
phal a Plymouth therDourg aud nam
OF SAL RDAN. al $50 Tor Europe. by steain'
shio Celtic via Queenstown spOnd-nce hr Germany
and scotland specially a,res' ei. ana nc l1 me
by steamship Nnchor1 VIA GLASGOW
and II "A Tor Europe, by steamship hheln VIA >Olti.
aupton Bremen Inc mails for DenuarA. oMoac1 ana
dispatcher bv HAMBURG ana Bremen seaners
only ne mali. cuba leave New lOr. November ;.
leave New \ Ork November - ana %l
The maIts Newfoundland and ~ Pler hilueon cave
NeyN orr November - The mails Tor Port" keO ieaVs
November 49, The MANS for AsTlnwd aui 9outh
New York November 20 The mails Tor nassau
\ p leave New.Nork November 20 The maIs for TOO
Windwari Wet Iudie. New York November 90 iho
malta "A November ~
rha mails for China JaDan leave san Francisco %
CemOcr2 lIip-, - B." 80 ''''
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ABADoNED on A wINTRY NIGHT.

that striking upon her head at the bottom OF the well
the woman had broken her neck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

Tbe AMY apuuirr Schy is from the sprf1gs HautcrVe
&c estins Grand ale. Hopital
vi.hx from ,e springs Hauteuye, Celcstns, GrsnGs
Grill. iud A .utl the only genuine.
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GUcUnl Notices.

"A"-Th L. iliray & 20. AucIloneers. A."
now oN EXHIBITION At OUR ARr ROOMS,
e.5 BROADWAY Opposite WaAacks.
10 BE SOLD MONDAY ANp TUESDAY 81 iERNOONS
MEX
very large es~oI-m nj u
ELEGANT oEIEN IAL RUGS AID CARPETS,
selected patterns and best grades
\ so valuable consignment Of
EICH -IEI.IING SiINEKWARE.
Handsomely easel and in fresh condition,
Manufactured by one ~ our Best House3,
AND GUARANTEED FTR~TCLAs~ GOODS.
Also for 9th r. account :. al invoice Of
OLD ENG 1911 SILVER ARTICLES.
1.-THE Tr,d, AZ well those seeking WetGing or Holiday
Prrfcnt. VIII Md much to Interest them lEc lcd IN tho
ABOVE sale.
Geo. 4. i.eayiu X Co. AnctiOIeer.
NOW Of Exhibition FREE DAY.hND EyENING
Ar THE LEANIfI Arr ROOMS 81 BROADWAY
AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION
OF FINE MODERN PAINTINGS.
FORMED BY CHARLES r. HAsELrINE. rsQ,
Ia 10 sold by auction Monday aud Tuesday evenings I'D
25d. at ChntOn lialI
The exhibition Fine and Desirable Works of Art las
An entirety. VIII close Monday at O'clock
LIBRARY OF A BIBLIOMANIAC.
Catalogues no y ready. fric" % cents
Henry A. Daniel. W. d.. I44 LeXia s0n ave ncIr l9ih-ss
Hours 70 ami , "a Z
Attention To gentlemen
Important circulars IN The name Of The late
Roy 4 Brown superintendent OF the Five Points Mission.
ion donations VIII be thankfully received aud
'Ai'''"'' "'''N "a q ,IDNOEF 81 Parkst New York.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

New Yorh STATE society of the (inciDnnti.
HL lRs ORDER


OF tho Cincinnati having De Invited 10 art nd
thu ceremony OF unvcg the statue az General Hamilton by
rue Commit .sionrrs the Department of Public Parks VIII
meet al the Museum AIT. SD o'clock on saturday,
November 20 1880 wearing theG badges and ribbons
II the weather uuayordble tue unNelnS Will De post
poneu % the fair day.
By order ~
HAMILTON PlsH President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
rRIBIrvr LOCAL JB;E2vArIpVi.

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n~, lysI1t u 90 1r sh- y u"
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ls mercury hose hsurs Tue broken o. d'' "'-
sted tue hrt - AN a.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-18

The Reno Gazette has the following !:
+. w. Crutchcr has sold to Wagner,
of Oakland, ITO beef cattle at $50 per
head.
L. Clark and David Martin are on
the road from Duck Flat with $50
cattle which they expect to feed awhile
here and then sell.
Hildreth, of the big cattle firm of
Dunphy Il Hildreth, returned to San
Francisco without making any pur-
chases. The prices asked were too
high to suit him.
The market now is inactive. Buyers
are holding off. Seven cents is asked
for good cattle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-18
LOCAL INTELLIGEN CE.


This society, which is composed ex-
clusively Of young folks, will give a
grand entertainment in Centennial Hall
this evening. The programme is inter-
esting, as may be seen by reference to
the bills distributed about town. In
addition to the show, lunch will be
served to all who desire it during the
intermission, between the first and Sec
ond parts, for twenty five cents. The
price of admission to the entertainment
is 80 cents, and that ought to insure a
full house.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-18
The Frcigssfing Business.

Teamsters are having their mountain
clippers overhauied and repaired for the
Spring business. Freight in small
quantities is beginning to arrive at the
depot, and some wagons are being
loaded there to-day for the North. 1t
is not probable, though, that much
merchandise for the country, north of
Paradise, will arrive here for some time
yet, unless the Silver City people get
out of supplies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-18
Republican state Comm, ittee.

The Republican State Central Com
mittee will meet in Virginia City next
Monday. 1t is claimed that majority
of the Committee favors Grant for a
third term This may be SO, but we
can state positively that Judge Stevens,
the member of the Committee from this
county, is not Grant man. The Eu-
reka Sentinel says that two of the three
members of the Committee from that
county, namely, p. p. Caravan and
Senator Doolin, are avowed Grant men,
while the third, Hiram johnson, is for
Blaine.