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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The BasutOs Growing Restless. LONDON, March 15.-Advices from Basu- | toland by way of Cape Town state that affairs l there are becoming critical, and the colonial Government will insist upon disarming the natives, who evince growing indisposition to submit to authority. The restlessness of the Basutos dates back to 1866, when they were | obliged to conclude peace with Arrange, free State, by ceding large portion of their ter | ritory to that republic, and they have appar ently been only awaiting their time to strike a | blow for independence, which they wholly | lost in 1868 on the occasion of the annexation of the remainder of their territory to Natal. It is believed that the Besutos having been told that the late Zulu war was unpopular with the English people are inclined to accept that fact as sign that no serious opposition will be made by the colonial Government in case they now make an attempt to regain their former political tribal union. In military circles in South Africa it is felt that while the safety of the neighboring provinces may re quire the dsarming of the natives, military movement to do this is almost certain to be followed by widespread and bloody insurrec- tion.
 Tho Montana-A Large Part of Her
 Cargo Saved.
 LONDON, Narcn 10.-1ne SIeamer AonIaG6 has settled down on the rocks, and her taffraiI is covered at high water. large part of her cargo, including all the meat and live stock, has been saved. The vessel lies heavily on the rocks which are under her boilers. Ths re- ceding tides lessen the chances of saving the vessel. Several steam tugs and lighters are engaged in getting out the cargo.
 Debates m Parliament.
 LONDON, March 16.-The House of Lords last evening had short but smart debate on the Governments foreign policy, in which the Earl of Granville and Lord Beaconsfeld par ticipatsd.
 The House of Commons last evening de- bated the proposed increase of probate du- ties, during which MT. Gladstone sharply op- posed the Governments financial policy.
 Fatal Explosion on a Steamer.
 LONDON, March 15.-A dispatch from Algiers says the boiler of steamer has burst in the harbor of Bona. The steamer was driven into two Spanish feluccas, seriously injuring twenty-five men on board of them. Two fire men on the steamer were killed, and the en- gineer's life is despaired of.
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A SMART business man, no incumbrance age 38 A or 40 must have small capital or be g good mechanic short distance from this city. This is humbug. MRS. E. s. PORTER
 Intelligence Office, Hawkins street. East from Bishop,
 fBox I60N. Waterbury Oonu pal6
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NEW YORK.

Locked Out----Over Five Thousand WOrkmen Deprived of Employment. NEW YORK, March 15.-Tbis morning, in accordance with the notification given to the men two weeks ago, and repeated last Satur- day afternoon, all the pianoforte mRnufactur- CTS in this city connected with the Piano Manufacturers Association closed the doors of their factories and will not resume work until some satisfactory solution of the difficulties at present existing between the manufacturers and mechanics in their employ has been reached. All the largest manufacturers in the city, with one exception, and many of the smaller manufacturers, closed their doors this morning, and as 8 result, between four and five thousand skilled laborers are thrown out of employment. Among the manufacturers who have taken this course are Albert Weber, Kranach $ Bach, W. E. Wheelock, George Steck 6 Co.,, J. P. Hale, Haines Brothers, Decker 6 Son, James & Hahmstrom, H. Beh- ming, Billings Co.,, o. D. Pease, Ernst Gab- Ter, and one or two others.
 A private meeting of the piano manufae- turers' association was held this afternoon at the Union Square Hotel, when it is understood that five other firms agreed to close their fac tories tomorrow, throwing out 800 more men. The piancforte makers union has been in ses- sion all day. The men are determined not to return to work in any factory, unless an ad- vance of 10 per cent is paid them.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
TnrustHis Head Ina Furnace.

NEW YORK, March 15.-John McDsrmott, sentenced to Sing Sing prison from this city in 1873, for life, and known as Praying John, from his dsvout and religious demeanor, at tempted suicide Saturday by thrusting his head into the furnace of the pssa-room. He will probably die.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

Rare Chance for Business. ENOR SALE-One half interest in good paying bus- 1l mess on Chapel street also whole interest in good business centrally located. small capital re- quired. Inquire of
 Ina16 2t ". H. WHEELER 298 Chanel Street
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AFataa Dose OF HFoypbtu-.

NEW YORK, March 15.-A physician had prescribed 8 dose of morphine for Mrs. Shields of No. 1o4 President street, and her daughter left it yesterday on a table, from which it was missing when wanted. After a short search it was discovered that Mrs Shields son Edward, three years of age, had drank the poison. Medical aid was immedi- ately summoned, but the boy soon expired.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

the mill owners say that they cannot afford to give more than $5. 50 for puddlers owing to the risky condition of trade, and a crash in prices is momentarilv expecked
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

A Pleas ant House For Rent. sase< THE north House, No. 205, in block corner kS3G of Orange and Grove streets, with all modern Ell improvements, and in good order. For partto- ulars call on L. LAMBERT,
 ms12 6t+ 298 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
Senator CamerOn,s POsition-COnfident
 of Grant,s Nomination.


 NEW YORK; March 15.-A special from Washington says Senator Cameron, of Penn sylvania, is very much annoyed at the repeat ed publication of anonymous paragraphs in the newspapers with regard to his views and position on the presidential question. He says that he has but one position, has never expressed but one opinion and did not think he should find it necessary to change that. Without any attempt to deny in detail every paragraph purporting to express his views he says generally and finally he is in favor of Grants nomination 10 the Presidency, and has no second choice. His confidence that Grant will be nominated on the first ballot is as strong as human confidence can be, and he believes the contest will bs practically settled long before the convention meets at Chicago. Maine and Ohio may cast complimentary votes for their favorite sons, but enough will go there instructed for Grant to make con- test useless and he anticipates that the first ballot will carry nearly all the States for Grant. Senator Cameron says he has never thought listened to any suggestion as to what he would do if Grant were out of the way, because such an event was impossible. Nothing but death could prevent Grants nom- ination now, and he hopes that this plain ex- pression of his views will not be misuuder- stood to mean anything except that he is con- fident of Grants nomination.
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FOR. RENT

EOKS ISEN1'1 AstA Brick dwelling house, Mo- IA Meadow street; ASN nine rooms, two parlors and bedroom on first EskA- floor; city water and gas.
 H. L. & J. s. CANNON, Insurance Agents, mal2 If 32O Chanel street.
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.
The Fatal RIack mea.Ies.

The Fatal Black Measles.
 PETERSBURG, March 15.-A disease known as the black measles is prevailing to an alarm ing extent in several of the adjacent counties, and during the past few days 8 number of per
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

2.O00 CLOTHES WRGNGERS to repair. 4 fARPET Sweepers, Fluting Machines, Richard A sons Original Little Washer, The Excelsior and Welcome Bencn Wrtngers. Wringers O. all kinds sold for cash, weekly insalln at the Basket and House Furnishing Store of GEO. D. LAMB, the wringer Man, 199 Chapel street. Call and see the large variety of Beautiful Granite and Iron Ware Tea and Coffee Pots. rna9 d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

ARRIVRn-MARCH I5. Brig Daylight, Gibson, Ponce, sugar and molasses to L " & Armstrong. This vessel reported yesterday as the brig Rising Sun. Sch John Brooks, Fox, New York and load back.
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VOL. XLv1II.
Wants.
WANTED.

S:sS& HOUSE in good location. with from 10 to SrI 12 rooms, suitable 'or two families. Rent mus; s=SS be reasonable and pay will bs sure. Address, giving price aCd particulars,
 mal6 2t~ HE A P"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
s,ninaman Arraigned for Assault.s

CHICAGO, March 15.-Lee Long and Lee King, the two Chinanen who assaulted Wong Chin Foo with hatchets and razors few days ago, were arrested tonight. Wong Chin Foo was revolutionist in his native land and obliged to flee. For time he found shelter in San Francisco, but was followed by ennis saries of the Chinese Government, who were anxious to get his head on account of the large reward. Wong Chin Foo then came and lived here quietly till the other day, when a number of his countrymen made deadly as sault upon him and attempted to cut of his head with an axe. It is alleged that the Chi- namen were actuated by the hope of reward and that 1t was this which led to the attempt ed assassination. The prisoners were re rnanded
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FOR REIN

Ass& THREE ROOMS, connected and very desirable, EsiA on Park street. House Beers street, ZAAnear Chapel, will bs completed about May 1st, and rented low to responsible persons Another in the same location will be offered for sale June 1st. A, WHEELER.
 pn86
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

At the Polytechnic Institute at Troy, N. Y. ,an astronomical tower, 20 feet in diameter, has been constructed of paper.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

A PROTESTANT woman to do cooking washing and "A ironing in private fami y; also krotestant woman as a nurse to an invalid ady. None need ap- ply without good recommendations. Call from un- til p. ID. at
 male St l27 IEMPIE STREET
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m RENT

eJA HOUSE AND BARN in West Haven, corner Etil Water and Main street, with acres of land i;
 lA also Fine Place 64 Lafayette street, with every modern convenience; also several other Rents of d ferent kinds. Apply to ". o. ARMSTRONG,
 ma5 12t Corner Water and State Rts.
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Houses and Lots FOR. SALE.

xakA Houses on Howard avenue, York street,
 iU George street, Liberty street, Orchard street, IEaA Minor street, Westyille, Fair Haven and East Haven. 12 lots with water front, the best lots in West Haven, now is the time to buy them. Lots Howard avenue, Kimberley avenue, etc., etc.
 Houses and TeneIMents to rent on Sylvan avenue, Asylum street, George street. Minor street, Liberty Lafayette street, Prospect street, Un- versity Place, and ? first-cIaSS Houses on Howe street.
 Money to loan city property.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadiey Building. Office open evenings. . mal3 L. F, COMSTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

AeAA The elegant and commodious Residence no &li1 Olive street, having all the modern improve -AtA ments; rooms in suites, water closets on two floors, 15 rooms, fine garden, etc. etc. Also the House 270 Grand street. Also the House g Prout street. And several fine teEements.
 CHARLES IVES, ma13 If 15S Church Street.
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n m m m ii FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, MISERABLE Building Lots, centrally located, ten II minutes walk from the post office. Alsopne Lot Park street. 30x100 feet. few nice Lots ear the proposed new Park [East Roch). Inquire of
 s. B. OVIATT, ja24 heod Room 4. S7 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
Illinois.
Train Robbers Captured.

CHICAGO, March 15.-Tbe police have cap turod an extensive gang Of railroad freight car robbers, whose depredations within two months have, it is believed, amounted to $3o,- GOO to $40, ,OOO, the sufferers being the Lake Shore, the Burlington and Quincy and the Chicago and Rock Island railroads. A large quantity of plunder was recovered. Tim Moore heads the gang. Their plan was to rob the cars while on the track here, under the prstense of being employees.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
MARINE LIST

MIx-In Hamden, March 12th, Moves o. Mix, in the
 57th year of his age. Funeral services will be held from hts late residence
 Tuesday afternoon at 2H o'clock.
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Michigan.
Dead tfa-I..a Uarneaa.

DETROIT, March 15 D. Cary, an old man of Battle Greek, who has been seeking perpet- nal motion, died yesterday afternoon just as he thought the motion was almost perfected
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
A ChIId,s Fatal Draught.

NEW YORK, March 15.-Paul Hahdeweg, two years old, was left to amuss himself at a table yesterday by his parents, at No. 116 Chrystie street. On the table and within reach of the child was half ounce vial containing carbolic acid. The child got hold of the bot tie and before it was discovered drank enough of the acid to kill it in few hours The Board of Health requested Coroner Brady to investi- gate the matter.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
R. HeaIy A Co.,.

F1H SALEs las% IN WEST HAVEN, the House, Barn (new), &A with plenty of stable room, large and complete EszA hennery, knoHn ths Ross place. Also with the house, a lot of acres Of land, by. Terms easy. For further particulars, inquire of
 ". H, TALLMADGE,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
A Musical Library.

DITSON & co. from time to time gather to- geher their best choicest most successful and popu- lar pieces of sheet music and bind them in handsome volumes of from 200 to 260 pages, Sheet Music size There 32 books of the series. Collectively, they contain nearly all the really good sheet music ever published. Separately considered, each book is independent of the oher and holds the songs or pieces of its kind The very moderate cost commends them.
 Price fin Boards s200; Cloth s2.s0; Gilt $500.
 The following are ths VOCAL books only. Sunshine of Song. 6s popular Songs. World of Song. 95 Songs. Great variety. Gems of English Song. 79 Songs. New book Household Melodies. vols. 147 songs MOOre's Irish Melodies. 100 famous airs Silver ChOrds 160 Songs. Gems of German Song. 100 German Gems. ss Scottish st 160 Scottish
 ts Sacred ss no Of the best Shower or PeArIss 62 capital Duets Wreath of Gemss 95 Songs, quite varied. Silver Wreath. 60 Songs, Duets and Trios. OPeratic Pearls. 92 Favorite Opera songs Musical TreRsures- Vocal and Instrumental,
 Any book mailed post-free for above prices. OLIVER DITSON & CO.,, na10 WeSa&w Boston.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16
Disaster on Lshe aIfchigAn

DETROIT March 15--Ths tug George L. Lamont, of Pentwater, capsized on Lake Michi- gan, yesterday afternoon, two miles north of that place. Captain Charles Lamont, his son and a man named Palmer Hill vsre on board and all supposed to be lost It is said the tug was racing with another tug and forfeit was to be paid if either turned back. The disaster happened in a snow storm.
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FOR RENT.

Store No. 100 Congress ave. !; also, tenement No. 5S Congress ave. Inquire of
 IF. M. BURWELL.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-16

IO TGENIs kk4A HOUSE No. 240 Columbus street, $250. Hill House No. 162 Carlisle street, S200 I9A House No 128 Portsea street, S20O. House No. 207 Portsea street, $168. House No. 60 Liberty street, $168. Apply to R
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Wanted Immediately.

'" A SITUATION by young .ady in a store sales a ,I IJ,iu
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s3AUDEFROY's EEnDIoY menC apliiGe.

HAS constantly on hand help suitable for privs \ families, as well as for hotels, boarding house and rest turants Great attention is paid by the prteor of the establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situation. Coun- try calls of distances promptly attended to.
 59H Grange street, near Grown street.
 ja24 GAUDEFROY,
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HUM0R,

HudOR.
somo Of tho dearest sputs on oarth arc tho
aces held III lliiutlcr 1MAi,'a hand.
A hnrl,cr Ia nlwNys upcn 10 conviction. Toll
him his rlzor IL dull, and hp will homo up.
1t s,ns heou discovered TINT tho Dutch baby
cries for ltA 1n.ldtlur ur,d fodder ut tho SUMO
tllno,-New Orleans PlcdvuHc.
Tho seal probnbly puts up with more insults
nnd nbuse thnn my otllor animal. IIo Is known
tho world over rs furbenrtng animal.
Tho prisoner being aHkcti whuthor no struck
tho mutt In the hGnt 0f passion, replied: "No;
struck hlnl IN the pit Of tho stUniMrh."
Nurse" O00h tnDruing, Mr.. brown. Did you
hays ,gpod nightf' Pntcht-s Tho night was
good enough, but Two hnd Il bcastly timu OF IT.
Ihnve,"
A loving Iritish wIfoa postscript 10 her hus-
band III Now York: "Donr Wllllam; ! havo
portlso.l tho police reports and MorRuc roturns
every day, hoping to SEQ your nulnc."
Tonnyson frequently yponds hours over n
single llno Of his pbotry buf0ro hc can got 1t
right, und tho Sweet stngor Of Michigan snys II
she couldn't write poultry fAster than tlmt she
would be hshulnel OF herself.
A lnean 1nan nut sixteen hornets In a whisky
bottle, al R,lyo It III II To1As mum In tho lark 10
tAks drink out Of, und, Though tho horuOts got
III their work as thoy went down, tho Texan re-
marked that 1t wasn't real Toxas whisky, Us 1t
lacked 1ro.
An idjotio correspondent sontls this: In Notes
and Queries" You answer .yNlr correspondent
thAt tho moon ia u secondary pltnot- nuttur
single question moro bus y clirss t9 mo. Is the
milky whey. sccoud dAiry constrllatlont-L}os-
ton Transcript. ,..
The following mcssago, intended to break bad
news gently, wis 6ent ~ the widow OF man
"Doar AT sfstlaa.: Your husband il lin MaavoidaSiy
| detained for tho present. To.nlrrow nn utldor.
takoE viii Gull upon you with tho full pnrtlou.
, 1880-03-01

wore concerned. It WIS difficult 70 sny what WIS
land and sell It 70 tho fartnu's sesh,stl humane. @
I!nt they wcro mn lnprlvilcnt sort Of fnlk, wl1o.
Elsen 1I f1nIn;ey Mg,,la osc i, nntl y Kixrn thn
,rH.,y.sl'!cd question and ono not csy N At,lve.
Ihcso might i,c i,hwo1cofne wor's t1 inaEy, bnt
tnav No. u,nnri thcni hcc.as. before %" hn folt
"a es,, ~ know nnything. that ho wis telling tho
Tho comtnon mothod pursued by Tho rolitcal
nnncra and some Of tho public HI'rMkrrs WIS to
n.y. tho lIlafno on tic irish nn t'nHlls, npdorsts
Ihat h w;s m t,ninenty safe Thing e d. bec..,'.o
tesrsnsty es sn1H Whsps / EsIaso &C s's s I'll s
G5n., t,!l ,cx;ae.ty ~ i was 9ce.,,ss tat , wo'
who did vote. Tho, rts't Of Tho troibics in ire:
and Wns ver 1nlko iantlln..1sa': l1G h ha.l [sad
9"y Pit y M Sa e' Ind fesp o%te HUT Ill., Ill.,
lords" and "r,.itroad eorpornt!onf.". a1l MI
E s9; 1oi t,sm nS psfb tn before ,ie pe"o Il
Chlcago, ind my, iIox do yn.i lko tho looks OF
itf' Let not tho AtnprseAn people
ROw psAuoNB' TEgrif
by saying to tho people nr ireland, Don't rny
10 n,,cta land" was il tr,tp that II MIN Ind 10
yS nSe vnx xG IN Mo1}c"f s Il W. Il rs a tt Il @
Cplota,lo7 To indulge in thla scrt q Thing VIVA
simply to sow drsKtls' teeth, and the Communist
vA,lttRe OF these 1n,ltscrrtlons, nr,tl VIC should
@ ai was Hs srt stt Of II tpes e VI W. r ~? eshing. @
much or this tlerntrl0us doctrine lIM! nlrchdy
bccn taught, mn. 4 Wnn time shnt the AnlcrienI'
like efnsille nirn. and tcft stcnn4oglsnt 70 tMko
care ii itself. lto anh nuth!ng Nxnlnst tho Its
tingu!sh'Sl Krntleiien whn iad ct,ttlc from lrt.
might end III benefit In many directions: That
sctcntle1 very n,.,c'';; twevcr. ,tp,M WIN; b.
scene, to Su Il" oi Of vs'o!, IN irci,i,'l wi,
now, will! her ,,!nuy pnrtics and hrr snnny Inter.
nsts; r Thy ls r. went 70 tE,e por, h. sl,n.,.l M
lila or Of his conKresn'in., lf tho tlIstt4ss wNs
e S!GSt II 5s'pf 5 a spso h. tsys ID The Ssss Exf, r.
tho tlotnan Catholic Church combined with Eli.
gland oiight to he tsbir tn Ito It. .,...
Tho rcMl method for lrclnnh, rs he understood
II. wna this. time, eslucut!on. md tucrnt!on:
1ier nea!,s Of communicating with England In.d
progress had been III proportion. Her cti.ica-
t!ol,nl syste,n WIZ il..w nnstty III tho form Of
Snrrsh r si sihe1snst s af tt, hxh Ermnd s
must te INT. Tho Protestant hated the CA.holc,
anl tue Catholic hatea tho pr1,cstant- rstnt- Neither
rMdcr tho sllctation pf tho Vatican: wol di.i
&c remon,bcr j., visiting ireland during tho the
{ributor ol., iasnl; , John AlIisAsi!, ", the 4,
cscaIo. be cn,Ilo 10 America, and SOON showed
that b. e., s ~ sympathy %a ST savery
s,ckca S'sa VIII css Scyet Wa she spenke, Xxi
fha shoqkea * DIV IT, h be- sye Icy, n o,;s The
III ssst S: 81 f1sSo i' oa p nc" a s"s
o sht So ess e mn WI Nc @ S ae % ws
tlon Uecn,lsu It IL sin against God and wir,ng
, 1880-03-01

my head two cannonA wero bnnsing nwny nt
vllinRG hl1,,lt zoo ynrtls of, and l wins hoping VIC
might bo told TO charge and hayo dong With II.
to s s IL sco hoy W wcro g. .ese @
N panic. No words cnn toll, and ytn, can't I'm.
nRnr, tho fccnc. whnn every yilinKe poured out
men lcxHLns Il tDr Atcnr iifc, our mlisketry md
guns and ycils making MT n~fnl row. and tho
flying :AfRhans falling fn dozens. Buiepty nil
wins nllence for Tho cavalry came rn,ind THO cor
nrr, spearIng then and cutting them up. hut
the AfHhahs suddenly saw tho,F danger md got
ct,ud do nothing mnre ihnn cut up the ntrng-
glcrs. This WIS about 2p. IN; the battle was
over for the tt1nc being.
, 1880-03-01
"Btrlvo to Excel In Some D1Fecffon.N
gVtntr iduktralt1l Ntft1.

A recent arrival fron victDrn, fair. patriotic
and wsscssct Of tho proycrhIal quickness Of h,!r
Southern cousins, gut involved In a friendly
fast-tnb!e tho other tlny. The conversation nt,l
vecrcd frntt the Exhibition ahA hr''ken pave.
tncnts, hnrrlh servants. dn,n,:stlc troubles. and
church r,atters round to that fertile tholn0 Of
dIsngrretncnt, tho respective merits Of the TWO
cpunen. Tho fntr Victorian was vchefntnt In
her assertions that we were nit asleep hero, bn-
hind tho victnrians In everything, and not ntIc
e bold a candle 70 Melbourne n nnythng.
"cotne, crime" said the representative II sy,l-
than ynnrs., yo. m,ut Yield us tho palm thercl'
"Ah. wcll,'' aatl tho Victorian. ~ .inrt Ray
your police tinc fc'lows. fdon't mtntl giving
YOU thotn In: Isut"-hcrc she became s,iftnby
solemn and oxulthntly !cliberatt--"b bit, my
dear. your buahrnngets uln't 80 gutl as ours"
, 1880-03-01

surprise Of all inaidc for n par4y was nbout II
etArt out to hunt me. O,lr stock and heng
wtrc subsequently. rccovcrctl: aot. tho i,nck.
trn'f, mt nrrlvng at camp, lcft for Fort ntecc
return after ihnwing O.lt nngnra and feet. 1t was
tho wnrrt night h,lt one TINT hava ever spent
"wolldn't pnss through another lIko IL for II
tnfDN unllars."
ttenc IinrlIre 1rcolcy'a advice should t,n fnnl.
Ilttt thualy: "(jO West, ynt1nE man; gtI W cstl
hut nnt IN tho eprsng. time cotnnt, gentle
Annie, or tho "bcaiItiftll enUw " hntI Htnr,
Your AffcctlOnnto aOtl, G. A. II. NC.
, 1880-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS,

VsFFVFkHOu
New YORK, Fob. :s.-Ata meeting Of tho Par
noll Central Cointn1ttco to-day tho following res
oltion was adopted:
Rexoirtd, Tint tho Secretary bo directed to
express to the people Of Ghicng0 tho dcep senso
reception which they Enve to Alrasts. Ifarncl
lnh Dillon, At,tl TINT special thanks bG conveyed
IL tllt,su who tsAls prominent part In organizing
that demonstration.
, 1880-03-01

THE TIfIlIINE IflsANCii OFF1CEs.
TN ORDER r) ACCOMMODATE our SuMEit-
l,*hed iranch otnces In tho diduFcnt ltvsiuns. ns
az aessnntoa S 1 beiow, Thsrs advertiAenlanth rt 10
nn1s nnd w oo 6oeeiysd until oe!oek n M. during
-. IT, slMMs. hoDkaoilors and statlonora- LII
TwehtY-secuniI.rt- '.7o--'7' -
W. +. i,tHihHT, Druggist 6ts Coitnse C,rovo-hy,,
noEt!lwos! evsnes Thirty .ttfth-1l. W..
t:nAs. f1EHNEI"r, Sewsitntcr, Etatloner, ETC., 10
West Ahit.nM.st:, h.ar Yesterday.
lH. stiNSitiisE IN, Druggist, ~ Diue fslAnd-nv-
t,i;! nENislcE. M JaweIer, Newsdeaa', and Fancy
1DClA W. II. SEElIE. Printing and Advertising
Agent. News aud stationery UupUt IT. East uIvai0n-
a.. byt wtut f.nHhtle hna WutIs. -. ..[s.-
Elhrk-et, C4IFrEt t}lyiatrr,