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Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17

Gentlemen's Furnishings are sup piled in our store at prices so moderate that our business in this department is steaMly increasing Our Unrivaled" White Shirt gives universal satisfaction. We beg to thank those customers who have kindly waited for few to fill orders, and are pushing the balance rapidly through the works.
 We offer 8 very elegant variety of Silk HandkerchiefS for Neckwear, and we mention the fact that what we sell are really worth wearing There has been great deal of trash in the market, which has hurt the trade somewhat, but such quality as we of fer will prove satisfactory every time. This week we direct attention to our dis play of Towels. The principal feature in it will be the extraordinary value we shall give in a twenty-five cent Fringed Damask Towel There is nothing to compare with it at the price anywhere Besides this great bargain we shall give unsurpassed value in bleached and urbleached Damask, Hucka- buck, and Turkish Bath Towels, at various prices. There is also lot of magnificent ex- tra fine double Damask Towels, exceedingly elegant goods.
 We are keeping watchful eye on every department and wherever we think it neces- sary we unhesitatingly make further and still further reductions. Among the articles so treated we mention Lisle Thread Gloves, our prices on which will now be found to be out of all proportion to the value of the goods. Embroidered Ties, La dies Fancy Hose and ParasOIs may be named as instances in other departments of the same uucompromising determination to close out.
 At the same time we are looking ahead, and making active preparations to open the Fall trade in such manner as to maintain the position we have won, and in spite of all com petition still hold, in the Dry Goods business of New Haven.
 Respectfully,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17
VIM. H. BRADLEY & co.
 ma15
Real Gstate,
ss Residence for Sale.

First-Class Residence for Sale. kAs4A OWING to contemplated change in business si1 location the ensuing fall, offer my residences MlV corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven Lot 131x230 feet well stocked with every variety Of fruit in bearing condition House built Of f0unda- tion stone, contains ten rooms all heated by steam also gas and water, stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for five horses gas and water; room for man. Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can apply on the premises.
 my31 If FREDER1Ck ". BABCoOK
 FOR SALE,
 ksA A NEW AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE on HF,iiH Sherman avenue, handsomely htted with mod Mil ern conveniences, and most pleasantly located Will be sold at great bargain. Inquire at rny12 dtf THIS OFFICE.
 TO RENT.
 k@A A DESIRABLE Furnished Room will be
 rented to one or two gent5sTsn %4n cs1l .s my13 If Corner Orange.
 FOR RENT,
 .k4&9. BRICK BUILDING, with engine in geod or Mii der, with without barn; possession any hme. HfiIi ANDREW MARTIN, f23H 19 Pearl streel-t
 FOR SALE,
 ,ke4A BUILDING LOTS on Nichol1, Eagle, and both #aa1 sides of Nash street, 400 feet in one place NtiG price low; terms easy. A.. ANDREW MARTIN, fl3tf 19 Pearl Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17

AS was expected would be the case, ex- Governor Hubbard and his advisers see the uselessness of his running against Bigelow and Bulkeley, and he therefore positively declines" to allow his name to go before the convention. This is a wise move
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17

It's an i'll wind that blows no good, and the good wind that blows no i'll is very rare, if it is ever to be found. Thus, the use of the convenient postal cardhas produced shrink age of $12, GOO, 900 in the revenues of paper manufacturers.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17
gourmaI anu Courier.
Tuesday Morning, August 17, 1880.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
 FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES A. GARFIELD. of Ohio.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT, CHESTER A. ARTHUR, of N. York.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR HOBART B. BIGELOV, of New Haven FOR LIEUTENANT-G WILLIAM HI. BULKELEY, Of Hartford
 FOR SECRETARY OF sTATE CHARLES K. SEARLS, of Thompson.
 FOR TREASURER, DAVID P. NICHOLS, of Danbury. FOR CONTROLLER, w. 1T. BACHELLER, of WInchestef.
 FOR ELECTORS-AT-LARGE HENRY B. NORTON, of Norwich. ABIJAH CATLIN, of Haryvinton.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Plenty of enthusiasm" last evening.

Those who hope to see the Washington monument finished can take heart from the completion of the famous cathedral of Co., logne, which was begun in 125O, and received it's last stone on Saturday.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17

The Philadelphia Times, in an estimate based on the partial returns already made, asserts that under a new apportionment the New England States will lose three members, the central" States, New York to Indiana, ,fve while the Western States will gain eight, the Pacific coast one and the old slave States six
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17
B. HI. JOHNSON. Real Estate and Loan Agent Office. 4S7 State Street.
FOR SALE

MI. Nice House and Large Lot on Ed street at
 EiiiiH @ bargain.
 EiU Good Cottage House on Dwight street at much less than it is worth.
 fine place in Fair Haven and several ether places for sale very low.
 Some good Shore Property in East Haven and Bran ford. For Sale or Rent---Farms. very desirable Farm of 70 in southington will be sold low to close estate. list of good Farms in other desirable locations. Good rents St John and Greene streets Fair Ha- ven, and other parts of the city.
 Wanted s, 600 to s4 o00 good first mortgage ss- curity ma3o
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17
FOR SALE.
:" RENT.
F0R. SALE,
w. P. NILES,
 (Notary PubIic,) Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Loan and Collection Agency.

FOR SALE. kGAA A beautiful place on Townsend avenue, over. Ms,H looking Long Island Sound, with 16 acres of EiiS choice land good dwelling house and barn. ---- WANTED To exchange a finely located business property In this city well rented for 1VV el1fnS house, cen trally located. Call for particulars. Will pay cash for good residence, centrally located, with modern improvements. Not over s, 900 can be given.
 Office, s7O Chapel Street, No
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17
JOSEPH MOERs,

ARTIST IN FRISCO AND OIL, TNoRMERLY E schzrfschwerdt & Co, receives or ders nt JOHEHAIAYER's, 422 Chapel street, or
 jy14 sm. zP. 0. BOX 52e.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17

It is reported from Indianapolis that pe- rehearing of the case involving the validity of the constitutional amendments in Indiana. The Chicago Times says that this movement originates with the Democrats, who are afraid of an October election, and that an ef- fort is to be made to reverse the decision of the court. It is not at all impossible that such movement may be made, and from such motive. The Democrats have been put to great deal of trouble in Indiana to defend the action of the court in declaring invalid the constitutional amendments, and the judiciary of the State has been sharply attacked as subserving partisan interests.
 Tho New York Times has received appar- ently impartial reports from 34 of the 58 counties of the State, and they are very en- couraging to Republicans. The Republican party is united, and nowhere is there any talk of bolting or scratching The loud boast of the Democrats that General Hancock would capture the soldier vote is refuted in every instance, and it is made evident that the large majority of political converts will be accessions to the Republican ranks. In all the counties from which returns have come large vote is expected, and from all comes the prediction that Garfield and Arthur will receive much more solid support and larger majority than did Hayes and Wheeler in 1s76- There is every reason to suppose that this is fair statement of the situation
 Some curious comments upon Dr. Tanners .vv,a-,v,av+ ,es..oS I th. L7,,oJ;,b T T.-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-17

Some curious comments upon Dr. Tanners experiment. are offered by the English Law
, 1880-03-16

Ir WAS decided yesterday ln the Sun Fran
clsco Police Court that Denis Koaruey was
guilty Ut using vulgar and THREATENING Inn
guaga calculated to provoke breach OF the
peace. Sentence was deferred until to-day.
At tina SaMt-Lota Sunday both Kearncy md
Kalloch spoke In very subdued tone. and
invited the members Of the C!tlzens' Pro-
tectlys Unldn. whom they SO blatantly d.
nounced onHp few days ago, to a friendly
discussion oh tho differences existing be-
tween. them and the Workingmcn'a party.
Co,ulhg events Gust their shadows before, and
.ths sfoulmoul1tel delnagug OF the Pacific
Slope l1us syldvnt(yaaksn warning. Thu end
OF Ills mischleyous caresf ia near, ut hnnd. 1ic
will s0ou be compelled to return to his tray.
, 1880-03-16

TIE now wator-rate ordinance prepared
by the Commissioner Of Public Works WINS
last evening passed BY tho Common Council.
Under Its provisions parties paying their
water rates during tho months Of May and
November will get the benefit Of Il rebate Of
10 pei cent In addition to the reduction OF rs
per cent upon frontage rates ordered several
months ago; while those who. pay during
juno and December get rebate Of . ppr cont
only. The object sought Is to offer Induce
ments for prompt payment, md It Is be-
lioved the saving In the cost Of collection will
moro than make good the aggregate reduc-
ton under the new plull. :.
, 1880-03-16
PERSONALS.

California cltizens' motto: Give US arrest.
Eternal vigilance committees seem 10 ba
tho price Of living In San Frnnoisoo.
Be sure you arc right, md then Sit down
and cnioy tho prospoot."-ficn Ffa1Adfn>
Gen. Grant Will soon visit tile Sandwich
Ialands, and will say Hawaii! +" to Kalakaua.
Kate Field Is pushing her new work ytgor-
olsiy, and cooperative bustlcs will soou DO all
tho rago.
"Perhnps Col. Ingersoll Is right, but BE-.
ltovo thorn IL ono, and that Hussia ID adjacent Ia
1t-"-Tho Car.
III spite Of tho fact that tho use Of opcra-
glasscs Ia prohibited by Qucoa Victorta when aho
appears In public, tho Princess Louise sticks to
icr Lorno-yet-
Dr.. Dio Lewis lives In Boston, and Joo
Cook boards with him. Dotwccn ohtmeal p0r.
ridge and Joo'e lectures lifo must DO rathos III
tcrcstlnS In that house.
, 1880-03-16

THE military dictatorship in vt. poters-
burg does not seoln to bring about the peace-
ublo and orlurIy state Of aifa!rs which the
Russian Government so ar.tently desfEts.
The Nlhlllsta Rto oreportel t0 bu working with
great zeal In propa4atlng the Idea Of llost!i~
ity to the Government, nnd nn open revolt
nMY occur nt any moment. tien. McllkoI
has been working with energy to reorgnnize
tbs police force 70 tt,at tha dolngs and where
abouts OF the conspsfntors may be discovered.
Already his efforts have been purity sue
cessfui, aud several Nihilsts hayo beon
atreate4 ut ono OF their uleetinK-plac
That tha organization embraces 'acn
Ut Intelligence IL proved by the fact that pf
those captured two sere civil engineers and
some others wcrc medical Students. II Is
, 1880-03-16

THE subject Of the "star'" routes was
considered yesterday In the Senate in con-
necttun with tho bill apnroprfattng for the
deficiency created by the Post -Ofilco Depart
ment. Iii tho COURSE Of tho debato on the
preamble of tho bill, which contains severe
censurc of that Department, Mr.. Alnxey, OF
Texas, calne to the defense Of the post-
nlaster-C3enern1, taking upon himself good
share' Of the responsibility for the Illegal III.
crease OF the " star" service, which lle Ind
urged and laborcd for, together with other
Democratic Senators and Representatives OF
tho Southwestern States, by whom strong
pressure has been exHrted TO secure the
illegal expenditures complained Of.
, 1880-03-16
POLITICAL POINTS.

fsR.-- E-A&
Alr. Hlscock's main proposition WIS alas
tho tax on salt Is good thing Tor tho neh ,. "aa
1nako 1t. In this opinion we entirely ngrco TlA
hiin,-Nt11 York F1st tIy,d.h
xa.,+ .,,,toa 49, t,,a prostda,cv Ia ,Janp4
Vur hfst cnolce lol d!o ttu9'ue'H3 ~ .sa.,noe
" LINING aaa "c .n .sass nu "a n "S sri ~ ecoted.
=. M,tnGtso,, III @ @SISfs, .Hnarnnt IHeun r. "'''
s. ~ sn,sa w ~ sea ''ss'.s, 's ~ ,ar. =. o,most
II t'1ae!t ~ itoH!llAI" eo.s"v s',,,, ~ niort.
sure; as II, y e"y " ~ .hst ho ~ Tnd
od, ho woult! 20 frightened SO tahG ~ tsffs.1 ni
never evon 20 to WashlnBton.-~ Pteks1arg tal1''
Herald tDcm.).
Accnrdtnc to Nfr. Dorsheltnor-atld VIC haye
his permission to quote hts xors1s-Tamuan5
will certainly support tho nominee of tho en-
ctnuati Convention. whoeyer hc may bo, md MOI
excepting Nr. Ttldon.-Bu6a'o Coarttr tLtm'a
A circular recently Issued by Commissioned
tlnk puta tne "u1 cpst VI nostus r. ~ ,.on}..
Chioaeo to Nc" fork AZ IT cents per Nv ~ i.+ rates
running from 10 to G5 cunts por hundred wc'Sn.
-Sprfa4teht Republican.
, 1880-03-16

Iv tha xoconl niuro If tin edI1nr 4f TuC ,rf3tn.
ttNE win rcfrcsh ills nton'ory ho will reeolicet
INT ten Vra. was ot a G'aIo III, y 1e1: n nns t,1
ccpt "a q nouiinat,on il fe1ierrl, rnlcss 1t should
come Under sSn as ~ ~ maKo ls ~ y
mi arso.k Hs Geu.. Grant Is not IN tic hHbit Of
saying whut no docs = not M mem: his qamp WINS
"''ha'."h e''afo,s "'..s 'n''
can 1t % possible tnat zen. alat't ~ INV !.
cahdhlato "haer circumstances "niei1 "l"noi'
Imperative upon nun 10 seek NV nonl11'a,
taon? ean IT DO that NJ now sl,s s'a'as VI. ~
lover pEaho LINN ne d,u III 1o'o. 1ao s,la
then tllat hottilhs less t'iaI an h"pei"t1so
, 1880-03-16

A. sro1tslY session of the Democratic State
Central Committee Of PENNSYLVANIA Is pre-
dicted for next week. Barr, OF tho l'ittsburg
Post, charges Senator Wallace with dfsoyal-
ty to tho pnrty. claiming that he has sold ont
to Cameron, and adduclng proof thereof III
tile assistance which Wal]acc gase III coll
flrmlng certain appointments Objectionable
to the Pennsylvania Bourbons. Tho row
will not be confined to Barr and Wallace, and
some Democratic "goah" may b. spilled
before tho Central Committee get through,
their Ieltbcratlons{N.
, 1880-03-16

A PATTY without principles Is n body
without /. soul; and TINT Is the present plight Of
the Ohio Dolnoor,luy. During tho last ffesl-
dohtaai eanvass they had set 0f principles at
direct yaEtarco with thoso Of tho National Con-
yention at ST. Louis. a TO avoid simtiar b'nnder
this year tho State Central Committee called two
Conveutiotis,- ,--one for the purpose Of selecting
delegates largo to Cincinnati, and tho othor to
nominate candidates a1ll adopt a platform. The
Cincinnati Enquirer rugos .and lnlagInes Tnin
things against tho Committee for Its coward1y
action; but tho world must burst In ignorance
Of tho real or implied sentiments Of tho Ohio
Democrats until their alleged corsc!esccs haye
conc back from tho shop whithor they have
been sont for rcpatrs.
, 1880-03-16

A UNIFORM ballot Inns Its advantages Tor
tho Independent voter mud thoss WIN wish 10
scratcll, but It is 80 contrary to tho principles Ut
the tnpehlro that tho n'aptinn Ut It tn New York
IL remarkable. fIescafter tho voters In that
Btats will hu ab.o to yoto oithor ticket without
bo!s,g dotooted by tho jnllxcs or DystanasFs, and
tho opportunities Of the scratccss will 10 great
~ enlarged. hIr. Ijrnnas hill, which haa passed
both ltousea OF tho Lcgtslnturc. prnvilaes TINT
"all hullata usctl ut uny election shAlt he with"
lit one. fourth OF an Inch OF thrce inches IN wtd1h
4nd Within osle-hu!f OF I'LL inch Ut o[Kdt tAches
long. Distinguishing marks are prohibited.
WhIte paper Of certain weight Is prescribed.
Names must be printed In black lux. and plain
typp, and III Atra,,xht lines, with letters OF uni
form size. auv. Cornell will have struggle
beture ha slKtiA this hill.
, 1880-03-16

SENATOR DAYAnp, Of the Committee on
judiciary, yesterday reported favorably bill
prohibiting tho unltcd Suites Marshal or Ills
deputies from nrrestfng election officers on
elcetton-tlay. Senator Edn,untls inttmated
tint he would oppose the passagu Of the bill.
1t Is evidently Intended 10 give the Demo-
cratic ba1lotbox suffers chance to put In
sumo good work on clcctton-.'ay. Their
whereabouts tie following day would bo n
matter OF speculation, a1ld no opportunity
would offer to bring them to Justice.
, 1880-03-16

De FnEYo1sET, the French Minister, mr.
nouncei yesterday that Ills Government Is
determined 10 enforce tho existing laws
ngalnst the religious orders. The Jesuits aro
said to DO considerably excited about the
matter, and many Of them aru preparing 10
leave the country.
, 1880-03-16
TRIBUNE DisANCN OFFICES.

TIE CutcAdo Tninux. hns Established branch
ecea for the receipt OF subscriptions aud hdveFtia-
mems a. fol0wss
NEW YonK-1loom % Trtb1.no Building. F. 7. No
FAnhEn, Manager. -.
GLASGOW, Bcotland-Al1an's American News
Agency. II Henfold-ss- ...
LONDON, Ere-Ametieau Exchange, ~ Brand.
QKNRY r. 1tLt.t0, Agent
WASHINGTON D. C.-131g Y street
, 1880-03-16
WESTERN VOTES ON THE PAPER BILL.

WE3TERN VOTES ON THE PAPER HILL
On Monday, tho 9Th OF March, Mr.. Sam'
ford, Of Alahn,na, proposed certain bills
a,oent.atory Of the tariff. lie stated TINT, In
view Of Tho declared purpose OF the Commit
trc on Why's niit, Means 10 report no bill re-
d,icing the rates OF duty Oh any articles, hc
wished to have tho bills 60 to Some othor
committee tilnn that one,-to sono committee
nut kuown 10 be packed aud .nyowcd to bo
hostile. After long debate rs to the corr
Btructon OF the new rules, the Speaker, ut first
i1lcllnfng to rule TINT it was not In order to
move to refer q revenue bfll to my otl1or
committee than t1lat of Why's and Means.
finally admitted tl,at sucl, motion was in or
der. After dlspostnE Of one bill by sending
It to The COMMITTEES on Ways md Means.
the second btll being to repeal the duties on
printIng-type and paper a1ltl nil tile materials
entering Into their composition, Sanford,
with a view Of testing whether the bill bo
sent to tic packed Ways and Means Conf
n,ittce 10 be stranRletl, moved tllat it bo re-
fcrrel to another committee. Frye, Of
Afninc, who Is an attorney for patcnt pulp
factory, moved to l,rnend by substituting tho
packed Ways and h[eaua Committee. And,
on this motion, tho supporters OF pulp
fnctorics agatnst the publishers nl'd tho up
holders of tho 80 per cent Tux on steel, and
the 81 per cent tux OIL sugar. and thu 60 pur
cent tax On the farmers salt, all rallied, and
| carried the n0tton to bury tho FREQ paper
bill. Among those voting with Frye aud tho
papcr-putp monopollsts were the following
members from Western States:
Of course, conspicuous hi the list wcro
Allgich, Barber, md Davis, Of Chicago;
, 1880-03-16

THE Tories are closely watching tile prog
ress of the Parliamentary campafgn In Ire
land, but arc probably not deriving much
comfort thsscfrom, for nsany Of thetr staucll-
est adhercnts are likely to DO relegatcd to
the quiet enjoyment OF domestic life.
, 1880-03-16

pithllc. Tic resolution or inn'tlry INTO tho
present rascally deV1co tor swimming ulo
paollc recltcs that ule contract pct"eeh u,e
tniifoaaa anu tt'o steamship company ~
"a'sectty plaJutllclal 10 puoN'c i''e1esls "'Ht
contrary 10 LILO plnlic polaey .Ia. eo"t.els" ,
congress III char'or'ng he un.oh i.c'uo
Nailfoau company, aha III eran'"s ~ ootH
rM'foaa commands enormous eups'"'es ~
noiit!a a'l'l lanus' Ii u upon ",S oasis uat
Inc inquiry shotla Dc pfosesnteu' anu an ut'-
""th9 pio1ectioh 1h5his"e'l ny p"''Is
nenihse Una anA otnos s'l''i'e sc"o'ae' y.
Outrageous e*toft'on'
HWlllhot oe enough LOT eonelesS u t"Ne
SUCH act'oh as VIII 'nere,Y 'enaer no co1l"p'
con1laes oct"een tae ratlfo"''s a,'a tho ole'''t-
snip Con'pany Vol!. 1hnI co"l" pfop"ols u"
tone ny INC courts on 'ha seouna 1l'at u,o
AGREEMENT Is IN VIOLATION VI puo,c ,n' ''',ln.s
anu conspiracy agn''ast tl,v p''p,.o "ctl.'e'
!nuee0' u II h'nte' 'las u.e "sn"t,on nus
pceil sla9ten III congress NJ a'o 'a'ssn'1ee ~
soula ana ii''ht'nRtoh IN ol''er ~ sees,r" u ~,
le'so ilu'' tie,r opl'k'l'o'' ~ p"9 1!o @tto'veu
1nohtn whicn 1aey ''a'o nR'sea ~ Ivy, ~.
tne oehot LINZ taey 'la'c aaeaus e","s' W.
a"s"lu'xe u1e5 soaen'- Au"u,.. NJ. ~" w. n.as
w. puo'io iMteftst ue'''"oa 'u"s ~.
shon4o uhuc1taKe ttio ,eSun,'o', 'u,o ~ i",os
chatsc" Wy Iuo sups"..h!" s'I'so @sa..a"as'
atfo LILO pteooht hEhI0e'ua t"thAoneo Llto ooppo'-
, 1880-03-16

TIE London Puncl. has made many Jokes
about tho Cxar's boaHt Of n government that Is
" ImperiuIn ut llbcrtas.' Tho subject 10 tho into
attempt to ..ssasMato tho Czar. Thero IL plot
ure Of Alexander Bcated on hta throns; pain and
four illstort Its facc, while round him hover
fa1ltom shnpes Of murder, and In n vault be-
meath tho throne tho spectre OF Nlhlllsn torch
!s.hand prepurcs to hlow him Into tho mir. And
underneath the picture runs tho sly inscription:
"l,npcrIum Ut llbortaa."
, 1880-03-16

DR. THOMAS BEvAN, d prominent pl,ysf-
clan OF Chicago, died suddenly III this city
yesterday OF apoploxy. I1o was rccog-
1ized as ono Of the leading surgeons and
medical practitioners OF Chicago, and his
death has produced n painful shock i1l pro-
fessloual md social circles. :.
, 1880-03-16

T1tERE is nothing like lmportunity. Tur
TnlnunE stuck to the Nt,cs until It a,atel ns
smuke nutsance, and II proposes to huid sgset
communion With tho Journal III tho eubtect
until it Btops bolchtng itH dirty conf smokc in ths
fuccs Of lis bost frleuls aitl l,eareat nc!sabor.
, 1880-03-16

TIE prospect Of a division III the Elect.
oral vote Ut Vir9!nin cnises grief and cu,,ster.
nation III Ciphor Alloy. sanuol would like 10
road1ust tho trouble himsolt. but tho barrcl isn't
quito btg enough to hold tho State tltbt, md
until eouobody phys that nothing can bo dono.
, 1880-03-16

GEN. SHERMAN recommends TINT Mni.
1seno shall be suspended for ono year, dc-
prived Of SIX months pay, tlegradcd five flies
in tho rank Of Major, and cuntined Within
the limits OF the post where ills regiment is
stationed during TIC period OF suspension.
, 1880-03-16

DR. FELToN, the Georgia member Of Tho
Wnys ind Meaus Committee. is hnyln8 an Inter
catinK discussion with tue Atlanta Canutautton
about Ills cl1rtuus votes on tho tarilr bills. Th1a
ti1no tho Constitution holds tho md Dr.. felton,
, 1880-03-16

TIE Anglo-AlnerlcaN Cable Company con-
template laying another line between
Valsntia, ireland, and Hearts Content, New
foundland, to meet the continually incroas-
Ing business. Another Australian cable Is
also proposed.
, 1880-03-16

1nita evident TINT rerrcsstse measures will
not be wholly etIectual In putting down tho
formulated tliscontcnt Of the 1snssial, peoplo,
and TINT tho present Car or Ills Immediate
successor will ba obliged to n,ake very many
CONCESSIONS in the line OF progress and ILL.,
crtY.
, 1880-03-16

IT Is reported tl,at the }itt'o Nctvs got ory!s'
slnuk o. burner into successful operation yester-
day, lteslilts: Grcat in0roas0 OF stcn1n Oh ro'
aupod consumption ct coal. and complete
abatement Of tho smoke nulsanoo: md. a. q
consequence, tho papcr was battcr printed ana
less yiolative OF osthoto principles Since It
has emerged into puror atmosphere pcrma-
1iont Improvement III various Eespects anouid oo
fha eonBcnuEACp.
, 1880-03-16

Cof~ Ton Sco1-r lias put m rccor1 T.
hfs n,nunt rrpurt prntntso TINT ho vl,l .as. -
tho wnEcs ut tho employees af tho 1cnn,,ir.oot,ee
Company 10 tho old rnto utter April t. ".s n'h.s
people inny forgot this rronIsc, hut thc ".neE ans
ptoyts ut tho Pennsylvania Compnny viii ,M'. M.
10 nmnnE TIM number. Thpir mc,uor,c, ..., nn,
need no rruldlng when ray -tiay comes a,,r,,4 ~
, 1880-03-16

THE friends Of Col. Clark E. Carr. NJ
0ulcsburE, will rearot to loarn Of bis snlsfort,na
Ills flno residence in that city was entirely ens
snmcd by ilre Sunday morning. The house v,s
b,l!t by md wHs tho homo Of the 1sev. nr. Ed.
ynrl Bceehor while he W!gs resident Of hat
plnce some years ago.
, 1880-03-16

ORDINANCES Wqro sonte tlnlo o2o passed
BY tho city Council for tho Improvement o{ La
salio anl shor1nnn stroets aud Pacific avenue.
from jackson to Ynn Huron street, tho object
being to fill up tho ugly gap betwoen tho Paetao
ltatel aud tho Lake Sharo tlopqt, usHi tn sAko
another stop toward the paying Ut all the structd
ou tho south 9tdu north OF Twelfth street. A
petition has, hoWoyor, bcen presented to tho