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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-18

Ice-water is no longer luxury, but in
thia hot climate o real necessity To keep it
cheaply and good, get one of d. Goslin's ex-
cellent water coolers.
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8 and IOe store.
First of the Season.

Bargains in laces and embroide es, two
doors west of the postotiice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-18

The CINCINNATI HOUSE" is newly
d mlshed; board and lodging 81 per week.
Everything in school, miscellaneous
books, stationery and notions, at Mason s.
Erb's, ST. George hotel building.
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School HpginS

On the LIST OF September. Parents, teachers
and dealers supplied at the lowest rates by
Mason & Erb, 7l2 Main street, st. George
hotel building. Call and get prices before
purchasing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-18

Cheap .tes to and from. Bremen to Dallas
Only $50. Apply to w. K. Wheelock, cor
ner Main and Austin streets
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r. 4. Bell, 4lo Elm street, has the largest
stock Of metallic cartridge.

Dozier- Weyl Cracker company, st. Louis,
can bake over 5000 boxes Of crackers
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Convention Hats
At Leon Kahn's, 604 Elm street.

Fail styles of Gents Silk Hats
Just received at Leon Kahn's, 60; ..
street.
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Always Ahead.

Go 70 the Dslmonico restaurant this even.
ng for dish Of those saddle rosk oyssam.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-18

BEAUTIFUL "Red Line Editions" standard
,grioes are sOlow g E9s.' st !, Mason ss,s 3
'hey Will as'onish you hotel building.
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The Browder springs ice company are
ready to deliver leo at the factory at one
cent per pound, cash, in quantities of from
one hundred pounds to two tons, at any and
all times. BRowDER SPRINGS Ice Co.
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RosenfeId g. Bond,

We quote this week, retail prices
Imported Beef Sausage at 25c per ID. ,,
Extra fine dried Beef, per piece, a. loo per io'
Genuine Swiss Cheese, at 35c.
Genuine N. Y. Cream Cheese, at &c.
Best Turkish Prunes, at l2iac.
Best French Prunes, at Csc.
Best English Currants, at 10c.
Fine Apple Butter, at 12hc.
Picked Lambs Tongue, at zoe.
3lb. Can California fruits, 35c or for u.
Strausburg Goose liver at 81 per can.
Genuine Maple syrup, at soc per at. ,-,.d
Eagle Borden condensed milk just recei'e"'
Russian Caviar, at 25c.
Fresh Mustard, at a5c per pkg.
German Mustard, at 75c a gal.
Martindale and Shultz's patent flour " sa'
Cyclone flour, at 50 60per n.
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First of the Season.
Fresh saddle rock oysters in kegs at the
Delmonico restaurant.
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Uonsolldated net receipts l,OS7; exports 10
Great Britain, -; France, =; continent,
-; channel, -
Wool in moderate demand; domestic fleece,
$1,000; pulled, 22@J0; unwashed, l5@3l; Texas,
l6QgS1.
Hides quiet but steady; wet sailed New
Orleans, 50 to 70 lbs, III Texas, selected, 80 TO
Is lbs. llhMl3
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-18

New YORK, Aug. II Stocks strong; money,
2@ls exchange long, 4 SD; do short, S3Ja
State bonds dull; Governments quiet but firm
Cation nm at but steadv. sales $40
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Pork firm, Is so Lard strong, at S.
Spirits tmpentine, 3oh Rosin, ll2}a. FrelghIs
dull
New YoRR, An, ust H. - Net receipts, -
gross ,i3l; futures closed firm; sales,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
HOyORING GENERAL GARFIELD.

A PLEASANT SPEECH BY 1uE sENAToE-hLHCl-
WAR MEMORIES
Columns. Jan. ia reception was gwen W
General Garfield, United states Senator-eiec'' Id
the Capitol last night. General Garfield was nitro
duccd by Governor Foster and after some hand
shaking made speech. in which lie referred 10 tho
cratfrotion he felt at his election and this lecep-
ZION. He then spoke of the memories the ONO
State Capitol recalled TO him. lie SAID
n was mere ths word was fist brought OF The ilrng
on For sunt. remember t,at one week d'ei @ on On
lie motion ol d Democratic leader Who occupied q &C..
tic ether SIDE We fnIl uu'ict & ,S "a Iolnn,.
seveIal companies Of soldiers vho hal come 10 uu %
h,s fo tender th,r services tO the mpcrn'ed '"Nri
meut Tn,y sicu on tbs CARPET AGA ''5e soa1S N. M
waiting for other quarters cutslue thc liIl'u., ,i
vas me nerve -utre OF anxiety and agony duiIns te
carly scenes OF the war. Here over 7vOU ONO C''%os
rendered thcir service, IN tlc course OF iAIh N.N
he inpo ruled Nation Al party lnc7 disappeared at II
bv magic and from both sides of tnl, ch'm"rr ~, u
went cut 40 take iher places on t"e IJ,u Hi D''& & d.
that il is almost IN & ie'Ut. r he
meet h.lc tonight win Nation redeemed un"rr tS SS
tie DAG we iought for. wiin glorious gfta, ~, u :
-rownc republic, ma. grtaic ANA more b'o'lo"' -
the sacrifices through which 30 las passed
General Garfield then PAID warm tribute to
Senator Thurman. ethan wAom' he sild, "Oho
has had fcw largcr-minded. broldcr-miud,d mcl ~
the record Of i,s history aud referred TO the hnd
words spoken of him by Senator Thurman ia TIC
State canvass. saying that tLc flowers that bloom
over the garden wall of party politics oie tho
sweetest and most fragrant That bloom in the gar
dem, Of this world; and W we we can pluck them
and enjoy their fragrance, 1t is manly and delight
ful 10 DO sO."
Srcaklncof his long service in Congress from orc
District. whose approhatou hc had ai"ays 90 tiy
desired. without cFut>m lac a,.ll more desired inc
nnt,r,bat,1u OK one u, .sou, aud his name car
iici, CONTINUING, after tle laughter had suisideoi
he said "Hc is Tie only man ! am compelled "a
s.ecp with liaught,il aud eat with; and II ! could
w0t lave his appr6ls,tlou ! should have bad
compan.onsip 'o' ', M sutht-I and in this larger con
sutucncy which has called NE to represent then
now, I can only do what is true 20 my best sell
annIylut the same rule: and ii / should be 80 un
fortunate as 10 lose the confidence Of tins larger
constituency / must Go what oycW iair-miHded
man ha, % dO-cauy ms political NE IN his hands
and take the cou-cqucnccs.'
Ni;h n few words more, hc bade Republicans and
Democrat. a cordial good night
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
N TIE COMMITTEE ROOMS.
lnrNERAL rKEss nI.rAICmI

W,suryGToN. Jan. 15.-Ihe House Com
ro;ttee on Indian Affairs beron an inye-tisaion this
morning into the causes OF the recent Ute outbreak
General Adams came before the committee and made
long statement of the grievances Of the Indians MISS
vce,,cr wa also present. but dd uotscsy. Eoprosen
totvcs Of the pres werc not admitted 20 the room.
sncc,ol meeting Of the House Committee on Military
Affairs bae been called for Saturday next to cousderthe
report Of the subcommittee the Fiiz John Porter
case
The House Judiciary Committee decided to-day 10
give hearing in the matter Of the Geneva Award on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, January 20 and -.
eroe urvate bills were discussed hut without action.
The House Committee Agriculture appointed the
following suA-commtes to-day, to cOnduc: an invcst
gaion into the administration Of the affairs OF the
Agricultural Department: Mr.. 10 Fovrc. chairman; !;
Messrs. Hatch, Anderson, McGowan and Dbrell. This
investigation is ttako place in consequence OF resol
tion introduced In the House by Representative lie
Feyre and adopted. Tho committee Will begin its la
bors at once.
The Senate Committee on Commerce referred the
measure known as the Steamboat bhl' to-day 10 a
subcommittee consisting OF Senators Hereford McMil-
Ian and baldwin The committee agreed to recommend
tho rasr,gc Of the House bill providing for the removal
Of wrecks ana other instructions to navigation near
the Delaware River Brcakwatcr
Tho Frcednens Bank Investigation was continued by
the Senate spe; al committee to- lay Ex-G3Verh0r H.
n Cooke AMI Lrwis Clephane, formerly trustees Of tho
hank were examined They will appenr before ihe com
,nttec again. and IN the meanwhile 10 refresh their
memories. -. ,,-..-.n,o
session Of the House Committee on commerce
was devoted to continuation II the argument brsa'i
bv Mr. Albert Fink YESTERDAY. In opposition 20 tho Ea-
oan Irter-Statc Commerce b!ll Mr.. Fink olp0'cd Inc
hin uuop the ground that IL IS not calcnlated 10 secure
me objects which IL Is Intended ana maj u dc-
mates against railroads and Ia favor of waterway trans
por;ation companies. The committee adjourned TntI
tomorrow when other railroad representatives. VIII bc
heard. ,nD,
Thc Senate Committee Post Offices aud Post Roads
,odnv authorized favorable report to be made uoon
Mr. Maxeys bin providing for the delivery OF Gut aDc
rfrIa ia the lunils for the payment oi an lhde-
|ii, IN the a0in of francs IN Of the loss OF a
rncstercd article gcd by mail win other eOun-
tries OF the Postal Onion. - -
hcarg TO day The III proposng an enforcement yf
,he olr In committee me work
,nc neonlc oi largc ccnTsiug % Nessrs Trcvct, Of
W;chtoen John G. Mlls. Of New NorH. A. r. Parsons oi
Ciicasso III nud D. D. IImIn, % Mass1ctusc;ts mace
r,n7ents in f,vog ot The bill Tho comntc" dcciccd
~ GsnoSe OF the suicct at special meeting to De held
Saturday ucI'.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
THE B0rK or SUrPRESSfyG TIcE.

At the annual private business meet
ing Of the Now-Iork Society for tho sup
prcsson Of Vice, held last evening in the
Young Mems Christian Association Bulldiue,
Anthony Comstock read report describing the
society to DO IN nourishiug condition. Dur
ing the past year. II stated, the scope o.
The organization had been greatly Increased
Through the agency OF the society laws Tor suppresng
, had been passed In Massachusetts, aud Connecticut
and ordinances had been made In several
. ties in the West against the sale Of
The PoGg Gazette and Kindred publications.
Similar societies had been organized IN Detroit, Toledo,
Rochester aud Providence ana public meetings heid
dining the year Iu a large number OF other places.
The following officers wcro elected for the en-
euiug year: Samuel Co-atc President; A.. :.
Barnes William l.. Dodge. jr. and John
Patton Vie. presidents; A.. W. parsOns. treas.
ufcr: Anthony Com-turE. secretary; ana j. VI
cornell kiin Van Rensselaer, SIDNEY j. Morse George
Hrown ThCml. Denny g., T.. stiles Ely aud william J.
Lee, the executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

repeating the charter of the Metropolitan Transit Com
pany By Mr.. HaSan-For the construction OF an isand
on Robbins Reef.
Mr.. Iugerso offered resolution that as II Is cnargcd
that The lease OF the Pllttsburg and Dannem0ra i.ai
road unwise and damaging TO the interests OF tie
state committee OF five be appointed to investigate
the same. Laid over. IN,
In The Senate to-day. Mr.. WOOdin presented peIuoh
Of soldiers Of the War OF 1912 FOR relief . r.,
Bills Introduced: Bv SIR FOrsicr-To provide for
cleaning the streets Of NewYOrk; also, TO amend me
laws relative contractors liens on prouerty IN thc
City IL New-York By Mr.. Williams-RelatVe to ele-
waited railroads. and the damages caused to properly
along their lines.
Mr. Well-'s bill provide for additiOnalc heap quick
and frequent railway transit pTop"ses 10 esaOilSn
cent fares on the Hudson ana Harlem trains IN New
York City and Is cent fares those going 10 Williams
bridge and SpuYtcE Duyv TIC bill also PROVIDES lOr
tunnel IN Ter the Harlem River.
Mr. Mich"lPs bil concerning new water supply TOT
the city of NcVYOr provides that the Governor shal
nominate and with the of the Senate 8ppoint
commission of five of said clv,vhO shall hOlu ot
fee for year and snail without pay; they are
to consider the Feasibility Of removing the Murray l
reservoir well the sources OF new water supply
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
NEW-YORK. FRIDAY, JANUARY IS, 1880

collected with proper Judgment and strngency men hien
grades Of glass being admitted in many ms ehceS'
payment OF no greater amount Of duty than
npou low grades. They told that II tncy Nir Nuii
bring 10 the notice Of the Department some paiIic %
ease in which there lad been careless or improper uS
cIimnation IL should be investigated.
The bill introduced by Representative McCod
and referred TO the Committee on Com
merce entitled: ITO Establish Board oi
Commissioners OF Interstate Commerce provides
for the appointment OF three commissioners ny 'ho
President with the advice and consent OF me r.har ~
constitute bureau Of the Interior Department. anu w ~
hold office for two, and ak years respcctVSit % h
tie st July neXi. clerk is 10 be appOinlcu ~ ho
Secretary of the Interior It shall he the OuE VI 'V
commits sloners to that R United states LAWS t,
ing raj lrOads are duly CnfOrcedi TO collect an Po ~,
information relative 10 interstate commerce. hnu
furnish any Information in their possession 10 h "0
partment of the Government that may require
make annual reports, and cn1eaV0r 10 secure u.
necessary for the gradual enactment OF lnteseh' VrS
latOn.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
TELEGHIPHIC NOTES.

RECRUITING IN CANADA.
OTTAWA Jan. 1J.-lt ~ one" more Tumored thut
trcuutirg tho British army VIII be shoIuY DoSuh III
canada INSURANCE INTERESTS.
ST. Lows Jan. II Steps ar beng taken 10
determine eyaly bonevoieni societies can 'Tan'"" i" III
TIN. CHICAGO srRikE OVER.
CHICAGO Jan. 15.-Ihe strike OF me buls@"cis @
Un'on regarded completely abandoned the me" '''"B
rIIE TROY AID gGsr9N nAILEoAP3. LEo!.AI3,. pa,,
Tg"y Y T iiori The % net pOd,s
S''' rUE nIsM IL SWAMP CANAL SOLD.
NoyrnrT Va jar. 15.-lhc Dismal swamp
cana, Was sod tc day auction for s275ooo IL was pnr
chased by the hoGdh' oilers -
JAcKs0SvILr Fa.. Jan l3.-llis ciiy mas place,
Tsa Kay G cs' 2c5nss SS hak sT so"s Of
THE WEST VIHGINI STRIKE.
C1NcIv~lII. Jan. l5.-lhc conflict with The
mnslS II; living bonds To Keep peace ION
A CHURCH oONVENTIoN.
Troy. y. Y. Jan. l0.-lhe annual convrnil,n a., q, oi
TIE 3%S . ' re- cp,on teniored Bishop the resi-
doncc OF the Hon. James F0I"yth'
FAIIUHE OF A CLOrHIER.
TEoY. " Y. Jan. l5.-LorenLo Baker. oi nait
a c9sT 2a% pis s nakcr % has %
ali OF mis- property prcfelrei creditors.
4 HEAVY VERDICT.
TOpONTO Jan. 15.-At Ghe As,ize Court tete az
prlt the Canada Central Ral1ay was eouiemnei to o. pa!
Pcor .McI Iaren lumber me- Sno 9 Sft dcstpyr,
~ ire elisci by cinder OF their LOCOMOTIVES
ADVANCING RAILROAD RATES.
,c1tr agents ci the we'trn trunk rca hoa ere
va, decided avance the PASSENGER 5are i5Vn ,0 ,
10 detroit aud Western pon'she change TO 'a"e ehec
woMEN's BOARD OF MISSIONS.
SpUrNGriILD Mass Jan. 1j.-Ihe annual meet
ing Of the Womcns Po,ri Of ,s ions enGed icsteiIey
lEescn mss pnsHt, Mrs Albert Bowker Wee President
recording ssSrrery Mr. IA A. CsSP mSns aa1ss ~ s
| these LADIES residents Of boston
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
THE PAY OF TIE MARsHALS.
TIE DEMOCRATS MEDITATiNG EOW TO BACK noWN
MUCH UNUAPrINTss IN THE HEARTS Oh SOME
OF THE MEMBERS OF THE PARTY.


MUCH UNHAPrINrss IN THE HEARTS OF SOME
OF TIIT MEMBERS OF THE PARTY.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUYc.I
WAsHINGToY. Jan. 1j.-The Subcommittee Of
the House Committee on Appropriations, to which
was referred the MarshaPs Deficiency bill, IS
arranging the details of the bill. Within day or
two a number of leading Democrats Of both houses
have been quietly discussing the provisions which
led TO the veto of the bill last Summer. and have
been trying to devise some plan t. escape from the
consequences of the bunder which they then made.
II has been learned from an unQucstionaby trust
worthy source that the Democrats have nearly made
up their minds to back down considerably from the
position they took at the extra session The restruc-
tive provision which caused the veto of the Mar
shals' bill was in the following words:
Aud no department officer of the Government shall
during sand fiscal year make any contract or mem an
liability for the future payment of money under any OF
M Mc n ,n' m % ai,,r11 t,nr erocianf - roet SUCH
contract pay such liability shall nave first b-cn made
by law.
There was also q provision making il a penal
offence punished by fine Of not more than $4,000
or imprisonment not exceeding five years, to violate
any Of the provisions of The act o. certain sec
tons Of the Revised Statutes. Itisnow understood
that the Committee on Appropriations Will report
the Deficiency bill without the above provisions.
but that when the regular Appropriation bill
ior the next fiscal year is reported i. VII
be found TO contain the Objectionable
clauses. The Democrats expect that TIE
President will veto the latter bi' and that nc APP
propriation for the paw of Narshas tor next year
! will then be made un,ll next Winter.
There are indications that this programme cannot
be carried ont, even TO The Deficiency BIZ. VIII
out a struggle and dScu sion IN the House su'h a.
the more sensible Democrats are arXious 20 avoid.
! some OF the more sjalwaTt members Of that party
declare that they viii not submit TO such sur
| render g.
| The Deficiency bill may be reported this week.
| The sub-commlttee held conference with the
Attorney General yesterday in regard 10 te oc.al >
embraced III The general estimate IL was discovered
that among the items OF expenditure in thc present
! fiscal year are several for money paid 10 election
marshas in certain COngro ssonal districts In Cal-
fornia for services I'D the last election These iems
! amount to 81 300. The members OF tine sub-com-
! mlttee are MI Mcmahon and Mr. Cobb. Democrats,
! and Mr. Hiscock Republican. The Democrats to
be consistent, must devise some way 10 prevent me
pavmcnt ofthe $500, They must do that or bacl;
| down. and there is little doubt that they viii
! trv TO do the former. Neither is there any doubt
! that Mr. Hiscock will Tcsis, the attempt. he con-
test over this pont Will then be transferred TO the
! full Committee on Appropriations, and thence to
/ he HOuse itself
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

at Washington, letter requesting to be exactly
informed as to the processes by which the Signal Ser
vice Burcau promptly collects at the War Depart
ment the meteorological reports from all parts OF
the United States-an extent Of territory greater
than Europc-and so rapidly drafts and publishes
them upon the printed daily weather map. These
maps are issued three hours after the records are
read at the distant stations.
When it is remembered that the request comes
from a Government noted for its skilled charto-
graphers, and standing first in Europe the value OF
the compliment will be appreciated. II is under
stood that the German Government proposes an adj
vance in meteorological work. TIE information
sought has been minutcly prepared by the Chief
Signal Officer, General Myer. with the approval OF
the Secretary of war.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
cRlNEsAy csc4LTIrS-EY rELEGRAPI
rrrr.srn nN n,II

PTLF.srD ON BAIL
FrrruoID. ~ j.. Jan. I5.-Jacoh Naftal, indicted
On a two ts,.S o a ' IN % @oS io@ each adcnenr
CRAWFORD ACQUITTED
p1ne cia, fo WHO Was ,i fof knn9 cp,le mrmbcr
ClebuIno Guaids has r'tnrncda verdict Of not guilty
SENTENCE COElIEIED.
RlCHHoND Va, Jan. 10. ne supreme Conft oi
appeals OF Vrsnia 10 n@ az '&nn ,a In' ic iS' 10 murder
has WIG COLLISION At SEA.
NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 1j.-lhc schooner J.; a. Dan
ennaef nom Ms "n d T. ha sJ f c ty in toward and
FOUND FROZEN
IICKsvILIE L. l., Jan. l5.-lhe BODY OF an IN,
known man. who was aon, tfy Se.Is od was eand lo4en m
FOOLISH AcT.
ALBANY. Jan. 1J.-McycTs. OF West Albany, n
wo Ln.an on hc Yor. Central Rarad choLed 70
d'ai night while trylne 10 oat piece oi IA" e'h york A
A nIdHwAYMAN CAUGHT
KINGSTON, ont. Jan. ia man named John
ieiiy oGrrei rcgald Of 800 was taken here today.
TIGu WATER ~ rnE WABASH RIVER
EvANsynLr. Ind, Jen; l5.lle high "alcr -
e Wa: yr @ R9 t,,Sd y o%t 81 rS Sics a@.. sos Ec ,e M
away par OF Tie bridge NJ Mount carmel Ill.
4 FATAL FALL
Lo>G BnAxcm, \. j.. jan i5.-Wilam Woolley,
painter four ycar- Old WORKING fof Robert Emery
g. 5 @ o% on e sesnoG aaa SS wa. Ecd ii a''"
FATAL RESULT or Az ACCIDENT.
was stree by New-JcT-cy Southern taln Oh Tu"dag
mornne has oiled from aud the injuries incurred
4 NEW LOCOMOTIVE WRECKED
Troy. \. y, Jan. l5.-A wildcat" freight tram
on rhe Tioy Boston Railroad into collision last
Dplit Win Troy aud Boston train ~ Blackngon Mass
Tie new locomotive vanderbilt" and soyoTh rrelght ears
were wrecked. injured. Tho damage about
SZ00OO. ........... ,.,.,,,
PROVIDENCE K. l., Jan. lj.-ln ltehOhoth. Mass,
YESTERDAY Charles +. West aud Hiram kiDgmhn Mere hunt
In parlrdgps tho wOods aud kngman was iOO~lngWca
,,leu IN ta hastily 10 was discharged, DlU@ne -"
a mari of ~ thirty old, and
leaves Il Wlic aud Two children.
TWO BURGLARS COMMITTED.
ENGII-IIToWN, y j.. JIu. lD.-Ihc residence Of
ftr H,y A. r. cobb entered by burglars on sunday
ri .bt and 5000 worth known Barney. alias
trge MURRAY Wniam GrSny aliss Henry clay, enh
onoft named Jose h Ycnan w,fc arrested on Huaii-Ol
.nd head lOr the Grand Iiuy
AN INSURANCE AGENT ARlikSTED.
THRN1ON, n. j.. Jan. lJ.-Arthur VI. tlark. repre-
scna he - cccer - Rencdci. sniGice agents ~
Brockitn N y ~. aircstcd n TITS cly % day on hve
living procured and not having conofmed 10 tho
iov. cttbe state lie held IN 81 go each charge
| inc penalty Is 5000 iOr each on nee
INCENDfARY FIRE.
FrrrUoID " i jar. IJ.-Ine trmilv OF William
r,rd living near EGgshtJwn. rpo1 returning IRON Free
hd on ornd the lront doJr or their house
opan An iuves gaon disclosed TING tact tat fire had Deen
lIed in the story and that thc nhhos were buTsng
tbrough the root The house soon burned down. The
| loss IL estimated At S5.O0Oi 40 Issuance
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
THE FAMINE IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Tnursuay, Jan. 70, IH@U,
At the Cabinet Council to-day 1t is believed that
Irish affairs will come in for large share of atten-
ton All accounts agree that the situation in the dis.
tressed districts is becoming extremely critical. A
Cork correspondent states that sixty able-bOdlcd
men with their families were yesterday admitted 20
Killarney WorkhOuse A woman applied for adj
mission on Tuesday with three children, one OF
whom was dead in her arms from hungcrand expos
ure, the woman having walked from Chirciveen, q
distance of forty miles.
Sir Stafford Norihcote, Chancellor Of tho Ex-
chenuer, speaking at n Conservative banquet at
stroud. confirmed the announcement of the lntcn-
ton to issue loans in Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
GENERAL BUSINESS.

MORE nIIIs CoNCERSING hEw-YOEK INTERESTS
INIRODUCED.
ALBANY, Jan. 15.-Ihe House went INTO
CommI.,c, ~ The whole ON the GoNefnors message
A.. AlyorI fad he regarded 1t as Hi1ctp pu'iu,S7
,os,are and highly cofnmrndable in that reHprc: lie
h,yt the G. ,ycrno, would H. justified IN calln< the
l~cs,aturc into extra for the sole purpose OF
acting on the taxation question.
Ellis intIoduccG:-By Mr. sling"rlanc-Io promote
honest elections, By Mr. Iu-scl-Rcatlye the GOV
erpment Of Brooklyn. BY Mt. L.ndsey-Repeai ns part
otthe act rentlve TO taxes In Boohlyn Br MT D. L.
weils-To provide for frequent and quick tran
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