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Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

f@ plastic and gravel roofing, leaky
ad single roofs recoated and made
tight, and repairing Of all kinds
ioois, call on Robert Atkinson, al
luel Hanna & Co.'s hardware store,
aA and Market streets.
10 cough and at the same time be
.Sf.aIning is impossible. DR.. Bulls
usa syrup will reach your case.
'V' % cents bottle.
We have a Domestic Cough Syrup
S,. aIn we can recommed as a reliable
Su remedy. West End Pharmacy,
''a'A and Jefferson streets.
,a ialySlcians' prescriptions carefully
NJ in "oCaFately compounded at all hours
|m,s 'l' IAy a or night, at Taylor & Fuller.
. druggists and Apothe,aries, 302
PNg street.
,,.'. sA,' on deo. B. Metzner, 1eS East Sd
E,r, p', lor a clean shave, hair cut or
|nd dIPoo' Dyeing a specially. Tobacco
|,Si i'S8f8, best quality, constantly en-
|,,sa ,rsSlile English Tooth Brushes,
b,NtnD Su nDacEs, only Is cents. N. B.
|tra,a, Druggist, cor. I'd and Market
'''' A special room for trusses.
bssslp. Blt,ers, Malt Bltters, Vinegar
MI Tts ts and all the popular bitters are
|nS PS,, pS . H. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Personal.

Eli Il. Chandler, Esq, formerly of
this city, but now Of Topeka, Kansas,
where he has already become leading
citizen, was member of the Commit
tee OF Arrangements at a testimonial
banquet rendered by the members of
the Topeka bar to Judges McCrary and
Foster, of the United States Circuit
Court, at the Burtis House, Ga Tuesday
evening, Nov. 30.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

The Jury in the case of Mrs. decker,
at Montpelier, VT, rendered verdict
last night OF murder in the first dgree.
An appeal will be taken to- the Su-
preme Court. Almon Meeker, who
pleaded guilty in the first degree, will
bs sentenced to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Apples and Potatoes.

l'!or want to save money buy your
FPIes and potatoes from men who g't
leu from first hands. You can save
per cent, by buying your produce
pl Smelz, No. l3 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Temperance Alliance.

A meeting of the State Temper. nee
Alliance will be held in Dover to-day.
Delegates from the Wilmington church
es went down on the $50 Delaware
Railroad train.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
BoGa SUGAR.

|,iS"Y tons Of gresn beets are used
! a. ~ the beet sugar works at River.
|aj,,,'sSI wa II the quantity Of beets cal.
IoN Ni1 Nv upon is received, the process
|bsntt4 ~ oua u IN the new mill will produce
|OO ro' A'o 100 pounds of molasses, $780,
pnIo nHIuoos OF raw sugar and 100 tons
bot op' tb 1t 10 expected that three or
n ps.s sIsVasand tons more OF bests will
|ssor ru 'Ais year than there were last
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Chrisfmas Eve Ram Q.

On the evening of December 24tb,
there will be a raffls for a music box
and revolver at William Russel's cigar
store, at Fourth and Poplar streets.
The highest throw wins the music box
and the lowest secures the revolver.
Tick cts rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
srate Of the Ehermom eter

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on osday
morning, Dec. .:
O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, IL O'Clock,
$50 43o At
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Potatoes and AppIes,

n, L. Janney's, 3O3 King street, is
taf4lartsrS for produce Of all kinds.
pesIsI Arrangements to parties for car
nd lOts.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
EnteraMnn % HlAemf.

The members Of the Young Peoples
Literary and musical society in connec-
ton with the First Presbyteris ian
church will give their Arst entertain
msnt on Thursday evening, December
I'd, in the school room of the church,
Tenth and Marhet streets. Admission
free. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
have Money.

SRe!'2 will sell you apples and pots
r. lower than any other dealer in
|Alington. No. 13 East 4lh street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
The weather

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Dec. IL
q. III.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, lower barome-
ter, stationary or higher temperature,
variable winds, shifting to southerly,
partly cloudy weather, followed by in.
cressing cloudiness and occasional rain
or snow.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
The gentlemen who essayed to sere-

The gentlemen who eBsayed to sere-
made Miss L. a few evenings since,
should have had "clsar" throats, and
their efforts would have been better
appreciated. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is the best remedy extant for q thick
or congested condition of the throat
and bronchial tubes, giving instant re-
lief.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

After all Smeltz is the real apple and
potato king Of Wilmington. No. lS
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

600 lbs. Of fine cigar wrappers for
sale cheap, at Chapmau's, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Elan kefH.

aessrs W. NJ. Kennard & Co., 62l
|NEet street, have large stock of
Ellkets, and are selling them at lower
"es than they can buy them to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

CAMS Kidney Cure is sold by Wat
son, Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Az EASY WAY OF DOING.

Mr.. Paynter now offered novel pro-
position to this effect Several Of the
illegal voters in Mousley's contest
against Smith are the same as in this
contest, and some Of them have already
been proved TO be illegal voters. Why
not let that proof stand in this case,
without going to the trouble Of bring
ing 1t ont again.
Mr.. Rodney laughed at this and said
the case was of great Importance, and
he would not consent to any such way
OF doing.
The COMMITTEES to examine the tally
list here reported that Nathan L. Laws
in the petition should be Nathan
II. Laws, and also slight inGc.
curacy in numbering the names on the
list.
ALLEGED AUTHORITY OF ASSESSMENTS.
Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., was here
called forward as a witness and sworn
Nj. Rodney asked If the witness was
an assessor, and, receiving a negative
answer, objected to him testifyiDg, on
the ground that II was not proper tes,
timony under the rules of evidence.
The list on which he would base has
testimony as 10 the assessment Of 70
ters was taken from the list of the
Clerk Of the Peace and this might be
the cause of iDaccuracy.
Mr.. R. II. Taylor declared that he
for one didn't intend to be governed
by rules Of evidence II the members
of Council are satisfied that what Mr..
Carpenter copied is correct he is com.
petent witness. He moved that the
witness be allowed to testify.
Mr.. Rodney spoke effectively against
the motion, and suggested that the
proper way 10 proceed would be to get
a certified copy Of the assessment list
from the Clerk Of the Peace. Mr.. Car
penter's list may be correct but there
IL grave uncertainty about II.
Mr.. Taylor rejoined that If Mr.. Rod
ney thinks the list incorrect let him
get certified copy and bring 1t here
In rebuttal.
"Ths burden Of proof retorted Mr..
ais not on this side" Mr..
Rodney was about to offer suggestion
when the chair refused to recognize
him and quickly put the question.
WRESTLING wITH THB BURDEN.
Mr.. Carpenter went over the list OIL
names. comparing them with his as.
'sssmeAt duplicate, and found that
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
NOT MUCH PEooF.

Thus far the contestant has not sue.
cteded in proving an illegal voter ex-
oept Samuel L. Buab, fslon. 1t can
be shown, if necessary, that at least
Two felons voted the Democratic ticket
in the Ninth Ward.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24

and giving them employment.
The Governor has written to the
company fully In regard to the
matter, and there is no reason to
doubt the ultimate success of the
scheme, and possibly before many
weeks the great ship will be in our
waters,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
Los Angeios l1edEs he. ., Z 8 ~
Confidence Engine Company n. Z
FOR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEGANT REerDn1eon, eo6Ii
taining Is rooms, With all neeel11t4 tIl
buildings. with = eereg q one1X =
yard er orange grove. q, Z
For psitiellAls spPlyto 3. :.
als-iw Cor eprinG and xPHD1 s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
SEPTEMBER DRAWING.
loUU
Whole Tickets. S. Half Tickets, 81.
N Tickets, $50, IS Tickets, 500.

Remit by Postoffice Money order Reg
istered Letter. Bank Draft or Express.
TO insure against mistakes or delays
correspondenta will please write their
names and places Of residence plainly,
giving number Of rostOmcs pox or
All COMMUNICATIONS connected with
the Distribution and Orders for Tickets
should be addressed to b. n. BOARD
NAN, Courter-Journal building, Louis-
Vile, KY or 3O5 and oee Broadway
New York. nedAW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisO Obispo )and santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days of
sailing.
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45o'clock p. NJ. Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
A. Labonge, Chiropodist.

Cures any kind of malfOrma tions of
the feet, corns, bunions, ingrowing nails
n specially. Cupping and leeching done
also. u. =. bathrooms, Requena street.
Eelltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF coMPTRoLLRRl
OF THE CURRENOYs
WASHINGTON, Auguet l6. iG0o

Whereas, By satisfactory evidences ~ I:
sented to the undersigned, IL h0o -
made to appear that The rirst Il1fa1
Bank OF Los Angeles, in the CITY 81 !
Angeles, in the county OF Los zSn5I
and State OF California, has CO.. ~
with all the provislons OF the I15257
statutes Of the United States reoulro1 r.
be complied with before an AsSG7i n Il
shall be authorised TO common10 ~
business of anking:'r - s
Now, therefore, !, John 8. LaueVoeth1s
Acting Comptroller OF the CurfenSv. q
hereby certify that Tho First NaS{ooGl
BANK OF Los ANGLER in the City e f66
and State OF California, IL authorized q
commence the business OF banking q
provided In Section nfty-oue kundnS6
the United States. - Z,
In testimony whereof, witness ~,
hand and seal Of ofiice, this l0lh day a.
August, 1850. - 7 e n
ISeal OF the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency.l j. 8. LANGWORT8Y,
Acting Comptroller Of the Curreney,
No. 29l. a26-f uo1,l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
Central stables.

forms his fri ends and tho public that he
will open the Central Stables. Spring
street, opposite the Court House, on
Monday, August I'd. He soiicits . share
patronage, Terms reasonable. 1Sl-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24

Buy and sell exchange on san pren -
Frankfort. ~ = 80
Buy exchange ON all parts q TIE Un11Sz :
States and Europe, = n
Receive money ON open account ana c.
tincate Of Deposit, and do = GSn6G1D
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
BANKING HoUszs.

RANKING HOUgU9
FARMERS 4 mEnCnNJ)
BANK
OF Los Angeles.
cAplTAl........ 200 soco q
Reserve FUND.-. 90 ,o0U q
IsAIAs W. HELLNAN. ............
5o9N i & S93iRT1M;
BOARD OF ,DIRnOzon(.
{s451s z u c,x;I. y; M.rIHAx. 5o.r 3: onz5s1
T. g. q; ,oonv7. , e T1e4:
PHIL 0AINrRR, DSH. z1f@.@S 2
Exchange for sale sn
NEW YORK. LONDON, DrJr
LIN, FRANKFORT, PAn1G "a
BERLIN and HAMBURG
Receive Deposits and lssuo ~
Certificates.
Buy and Sell
LEGAL TENDERS, GoyEn11
MENT, STATE, COUNTY
AND CITY BONDS.
" WiIl sl also gsE the hishsss pries sss -
Los ANGELES COUNTY Bl1
MAIN STREET
Los Angeles. ........ ......... ......... O.
Capital Stock (paId up), 100. 60
g: UsON........................... P1oo1roo +
N p. ,6nyAkEh.:..................V V1eo-f -fBe134uG
JIM. ELLlOTT................... n
DIRECTORS.
]. 8. SLAusoN, A.W. HovrAx -
v. A. HOOVER, Ro1E1T 4. T4u11 y & B
!. b1xBYs Gn0. w. PDU660Ii*x
r. M. WrDNxY. II
Buy and sell exchange on San pKon -
New York, Londcn, Paris, HGfl16 Q g
Frankfort. = '7'<.z4
Buy exchange ON all parts q TIE Un11S =
States and Europe. = : -
Receive money ON open account aAa O.
t1ncate OF Deposit, and do 3 G1n6G11
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24

I can truly say that 1 owe my
present existence and happy res
toration to the hopes and joys Of
life, to the use of Warmers Safe
KidneYuand Liver Cure, and I say
to every one suffering from any
manner of kidney, liver or urinary
trouble, "U5e this remedy and re.
cover. w. e. SANFORD.
Holley, N. Y, Feb. 25. 1880.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-24
n%24thSQ
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MAOAULEY'S THEATER,

IN THE CITY UF LOUISNILLEs
On Thursday sept. 80, 1850.
These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature of 1873 and sustained by the
Courts of Kentucky. occur regularly on
the last day of every month, sundays
and Fridays excepted, for the period OF
FIVE YEARS.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
siOns
Ist-That the Commonwealth Dlstri-
button Company Is legal.
2i-lts drawings are fair.
N. B.--This Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read tho list OF
prizes for the
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THE SAN FRANCISCO TRAGEDY.

YOUNG KALLoCH COMPLAINS AGAINST The DETEc-
TIvEs AND THE CHRONICLE.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-Ihe Post this
afternoon publishes card from l. NJ Kalloch, In which
he says:
have not word to say about the facts merits Of
my cause; L wish ii to 6o tried, tried with Iae tine
charged with murdeD which is supposed -, to
bo characteristic OF American communities
But expect fair play on or before my trial, the
fast men and corrupt detectives who sur
round The Chronicle office and assume TO run
THIS city can ., prevent IT. 10 is INFAMOUS inf Gus
community should work legtimaely for private ind-
viduals and convert what ought to be honor
nbo prosecution into malignant persecu'
ton As Tor tho arrest Of CIemeaat> at
not say whether his testimony correct or Incorrect
But I do declare tnat he bad no motive, so
far as I can see, to conceal or PSryers Iai. taae
cate nrrry II looks to II his arrest s intended
by Te dhrOnice and the detectives to warn the citizens
OF San Francisco that they must not testify to any iaets
that would even tend toward my eXcupatiOn."
The Post in another column Gays that at least dozer
witnesses will support the Testimony Of Clementshaw,
to the effect that De Young did hre the 1rst shot'
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Pete Ellis carried the tin boxes containing tne sun
out OF the vault Billy Kelly guarded the ja1t0r ana
went into the bank vault These men had intended to
rob the bank at 1880 p. on Saturday sheveln me
bank and they ali went to a9erbeer saloon on Fret
ave, and cursed, s6eveln ia and out; T9ss 1ss
job # S'Sr they bad to % comPs shevslin admit
them They reiTrnsd a. 2lS ,0d oOI SupSSy aSOys
that occupied by the janor They waited there unui
they saw Keey, the watchmaD, perfern ms Sr uSnal
ing him that he going away They watched kee,y
until he got down the street. followed by Ss
Job by going Into the JanitOt's department. billy
Kelly was tho only man who guarded the JaniTor el-
R% w6uG % Sns 20 9Gn 70 & door, sRsT Few
in several tones OF voice In give the 'ne
impression that there were several men present.
HOW THE DETECTIVE WORK WAS BEGUN.
The story OF the Manhattan Bank robbery told for
the first time Sunday, October 81, 1878. AT toa0
time Louis Wesel the janor OF the bank, rushed into
the barbers shop kept by Wendell Kohlman, and sala
that he had been gagged and handeuTcd by gang OF
robbers had forced him to deliver up the keys Oh
the bank and of the SAFE and who had then ropOed Inc
bank and escaped An examination showed thGt tno
robbers carried away S2,7477oo in bonds aud $1,000
in cash. No clew was found In the bank which led TO
The detection OF the robbers Each person connected
with the bank was closely questioned, but the police
robbery. For seven months they worked in the
dark CAPTAIN Byrne IN whose Sn, the
had been employed as watohman at the bank at dner-
ent times, had some knowledge OF the robbery; f2r
seven months he lost track OF Sheyen HIS de'
tcc.ves followed the man everywhere He found tnaI
Sheveln was drinking heavily in his idle moments ana
that he freQuented saloon at AVenueC ana Ienln 81
lie soon found that Shevein intimate with william
Kelly, bartender uptown who had been seen IN JroaD
Kelly then became o sporting man." Shevelin was
finally arrested as sufficient evidence had been gath
After remaining in prison several days he confessed aud
gave The names Of all those who were connected with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
TIE EPISCOPAL CONTENTION IN BOSTON.

BosrON, April 29.-At the morning session
of the Episcopal Convention Of the Diocese OF Massa
cusctts the Committee on Constitution and Canons re-
ported that the proposed change In the constitution
limiting the eligibility OF Clergymen to membership was
,nexpedcnt Tho Rev. Charles H. Learoyd was elected
treasurer OF the Convention. aud the Rev. W. g. Bartlett
registrar Of the diocese.
T .e resolutions presented on Wednesday providing
for change tho mode of making nominations for the
Convention were after long debate, referred to spe
clal committee which will report at tho next annual
meeting IT. ~.
The deputies TO the General Conyention are the Rev.
Georgo CONVERGE, DR.. Thomas B. Lambert, DrWilliam
r. Huntington, the Rev Phillips Brooks. and Messrs
George c. shattuck Enoch r. Nudge, Z. Winthrop and
Edward H., Bennett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
HEAVY STORMS IN THE SOUTH.
HOUSES AND CROPS DESTROYED IN TEXAS AND
SOUTH CAROLINA,

HOUSES AND CROPS DESTROYED IN TEXAS AND
SOUTH CAROLINA.
GALVESTON, Tex, April 29.-Dispatches to
The Necs show that storm prevailed In various
parts OF the State yesterday and to-day. The Methodist
Church at Hans was totally destroyed. cotton gin
shod near Mckinney was blown away, treos were
stripped. and crops considerably damaged
Tho storm passed to the northeast OF Brenham' up'
roofing trees levenR fences and nnrOong outhouseS.
Several buildings at Daya totally destroyed yes
terdny apI others seriously damaged. Among
those destroyed was Murrah's Hotel Mr.. Murrah and
his wife slightly injured, aud young man was
seriously wounded The seminary building at Green
vile was destroyed and barns and fenees leveed
No loss of ife Is reported.
COLUMBIA, April 29.-There was heavy
rainfall here this forenoon, during which q cyclone
swept across the southeast portion Of the city. Largo
trees were blown down. and two houses ono with fau
ly Of eight negroes the other with three, wero COM
ously iiJurod 49,.
News from below the city s to the eject That many
farm buildings were carried away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
ARKANSAS FOR GRANT.

AFTER AN ALL-NIGHp SESSION TIE REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION INsTRUCTs FOR GRANT.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, April 29.-Last night. after Q
debate of four hours on the appointment Of commit
tees the Republican Convention appointed commit
tees on the selection Of and on resolutions
The latter reported resolution instructing for Gen.
era Grant, which. on motion of ex-senator Clayton,
was amended so as to direct the delegates to use
their individual and collective efforts. so long a.
General Grants name was before the Convention.
to secure his nomination. At o'clock in tho morn-
ing the Convention adjourned. The following are
the delegates appointed to the Chicago Convention;
S. w. Dorsey. Powell Clayton, NJ. w. Gibbs, O.P.
Snyder, Fl. Fl. Robinson, Jacob Truber. s. Fl. Hol-
land, Jas K. Barnes j. II. johnson, j. A Barnes.
O. A. Hadly and Ferd Haviss.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-BY TELEGR4PB


PLOTTING IN PRISON,
BOSTON, Anril 20.-TwO cOuVicts Ind n savage
encounter 10 the state Prison at Concord Mass today Of
them being badly cut in tho face.
VICTIM TO UNREQUITED LOVE,
PLYMOUTH, n H., April 2D-Alfrcd A. Eastman,
Of Meredith about forty years NJ age committed sucdo
night BY shooting the cause being disappointment Ia love
FOUR LABoRERs sUBFoCATED.
CHARLESTON, s.. g., April 29.-FOpr cOOTed la
suhQcated here this morning by foul Air In pub
lie well which they cleaning. Three dead when
taken out the fourth may recover
BILLINGSS Defence BEGUN.
BALIGTOS, N. Y, April 2O-Ihe people rested their
case at having foryone wtnesses durinR the
days Of tho trial j. D. LamoreauR began tho case for
tho defence to-day.
REPORTED INDIAN MURDERS.
ST. LOUIS, April 2Q-A private letter. dated Las
EoWMexicO 26th inst ta reported there that
JOseph Brown Mayor this city With persona from
st Louis have been murdered by Indians,
CLEMETSHAW ARRESTED FOR PERI UnY.
SAN Francisco, April 20.-Clemetshaw, the wit
teued before tbp co0ners Jury last evening that
red tho first shot % KRl0oh was arrested th1
evening and locked up, on charge Of perjury.
RUN OVER By AN EXPRESS TRAIN,
STAMFORD, Conn.,. April 20.-Au. unknown man,
about thirty years old this morning and In
ssa4dy e cOSk eIpress tTan ASSGs aAi ised9I @e
tOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT OPENED

LONDON, April 29.-Parlamcnt was formally
opened to-day by Lord selborne hc Lord High Chan
ceiloD, the Duke OF Argyll, Earl GRANVILLE
Earl Sydney and Lord Eorthbrook acting as
Royal Commission. Tho procedure merely
consisted In sumIuOning the Commons 10 tho bar OF tho
House of Lords and requesting thrm to elect Speaker
In the House OF Commons OF the IRISH members.
including Messrs. O'Donncl ana Fnigln. snt on tho
Tory side Of the House. and the Liberal sdc.
Tho House WAS crowded, botn the lUOt and in the
galleries.
Mr. Wntlhn Williams H.ternl. who elected N, M
her Of the House OF Commons fIr CnrnarSoushuc las
been appointed instead OF Sir. Fdrcr
IIprsChell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT

OTTAWA. Ont. April 29.-The Premier stat
cd in the House Of Commons to-day that the business
Of tic session will practically close Wednesday night
next but. Thursday holiday, the prorogition VIII
not take place until Friday The Wee REGAL household
will probably leave Ottawa for Quebec shortly after the
prOr0gatiOn.
At q Liberal caucus to-day the Hon. Edward Blake
was unanimously chosen leader OF the party.
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FESTIVITIES at FORTRESS MoNRoE

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April 29.-At the
closing exercises OF the United States Artillery School
last evening General Sherman delivered an address TO
the graduates and presented the diplomas after which
there was fine display Of fireworks To-day tho secre-
tary OF War, General Sherman and General Hancoek
visited tho Soldiers Home and Normal SCHOOL, returning
at o'clock to witness the double WEDDING OF Lieuten
nnts Clark and Murray OF tho lat Artillery, 70 the
yOuuacst daughters Of the late General De Russey.
Woa nyfOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
4 BLOW At REPUDTATIOM

RGcuMoYD, April 29.--The Virginia Supreme
Court Of Appeals tOdny rendered decision declaring
TINT the provision OF tho Act Of 1872 known as the
"NcCulloch bill" exemp;inG State obligations from tax
alton was not unconstitutional but vad md that the
State WAS bound receive the coupons attached to the
bonds under sad act at their face value in pay
mem of taxes and other dem nds OF the State Another
nont decided vas that the lay making said coupons re-
ceyb for taxes and other dues Of Tho State was con
atltutiOual and valid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
NO TRACE or THE ArALANrA.

LONDON, April 29.-IIcr Mojcsty's store-ship
Wye which was sent in search OF missing training
ship Atalauta, arrived ut Plymouth ycsteriay after
searching tho ncighborhood OF Ygo Bay. Spain,
and reported that nothing relating TO tho fate OF
the missing ship had been discovered. Tho bottle pickle
up the junction of the River Weaver and Mcrscy con
taning paper purpOrtlng 10 b. Il message from the
Alnlnnta rs undoubledly % dLlcrellable hOlN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
THE PRICE or coal UNCHANGED.

PHILADELPHIA, April %. - Committees Of
the LchiGh and Scnuylhl COHl Exchanges held con-
ference this afternoon M the office OF the Lehgh Coal
and Navigation Company, and decided no; TO recon-
mend any change IN the line ana city prices Of coal for
the month OF MAY. william IT, Johns. president Of tho
SChuYIk Coat Exchangc, issued circular to-day d
rccting the entire Suspension Of mining hosting and
preparation OF coal on May q, Z, 8, -, II and 1J