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pROnArE CQuRT.

In the estate Of Fr1lnk llerncr, tho will wns
proven nnd admitted to ptobate, and iotturs
testamentary were isslied to Knte beaumont
Bcrncr. The estate IL valued at about 1900.
In tho eBtAte OF William f. Nnhtz, letters of
guardianship Of tho estuto were Isaued tn Ed
prnred.
In tho estato Of Cnroltua IIcffner, lettors Of
administration ware Issued to Chnrlos Wechter.
The estnte ia valued Mt about $:B>0.
IN the estato ut Joseph II. Weber, lctters Of
n!'fn!i!strAtson weru Issued to Johanna Weber.
Thu estate Is valued ut about 81 400.
, 1880-10-12
TIE COURTS.
A Juror Need Not Be a Free.
holder.
Some More 1liYcrsIle LIligation-1lob'
~, bing a Priest.
Seeking for Divorces Record Of Judg-
: ments, New Suits, Etc.

THE RIVERSIDE L7T1f}ATrON.
Tho ,,ovcr. ending, litigation over the Village
Ut 1tvertil1c, which l,as Ind lang rest turing
tho pnNt thrcu or four years. Ind n Rhurt airlnx
yesterday before 1lliRo rulcy. After tho bill
wis 1csl so,o ak or eight yenrs aeo tn forcctoso
ti,e n,ortgugc given by thu t'rcnt Western ltait-
rund ,Inntt Company to secure Il fnrgo tssie OF
bNnts, nn0ther bill wns tlled for tho ltecGvor TO
prutsct tho prnpcrty pending tho litigation. Mr..
WI Krrfout VIVA appointed ltccciver. md ho
Mllttnuent1y turned oyer tho Eas-works ut
1tifnrshlr to tho Town Trustees temporarily,
tt,a,,hgrcetnR tn surrender possession when he
should .lcnlnn3 IT,, They. hoWevcr, rofnHest re-
form n ru!nto et,tnpcl tl,um 10 show .cai,sc
why they tita not kerr their prnn,iso. a rule
leaio gr nude Gl1 all the rt,stet:s an tl,o G!sEk
cork. ol,e OF tho cofnplainnmts lit the. Receiver
suit. 70 hasc tho attorneys Hunter and paHo re.
which wns Hrnn!e'l, THO ntturneys 1nt ol!joc,inR.
Mtl Cnrnncn i l'pck 'ltct petition BY hla nttor.
ncya, Hunter hhRr. to TO tt'!!io ct,coinrtnnant
to Ito bill, and ths wns nlau allowed.
, 1880-10-12
MARRIAGES.

u0Olll*rl.E-lkUHll.l Aisll-Glct. TO- bY thu Ney
E:r Goodwin. 3lr, William II. Doolitt1 and htias
EIla II, Rubl.llurd,
n!t!G0S-sWA li1'WouT-A At tho residence Of tho
hEtlGa parents, RS WArrpAv, Oct IT, by tho ROY, j.
n. W0rAr. Mr, WillInm II, HElgKs nau Miss MInnio
!. SWnrtWout.
, 1880-10-12

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Robert Newton filed b1f ycytorIny ngatnat
tho FurHt L 1lrnl1ey Manufacturing Company,
Dnvid nradloy J. II. bradley. and II. g. f,radley,
to restrain thom from infringing patent for
Oct. ., 1866 to Frederick $. Davenport.
, 1880-10-12
YELt0W.fEVER.

NEW Yohx, Oct. l1.-John johnson, employed
OFT tho stcaner 3furrei. from uarbadoes, has
beUn sont from Long Island College Hospital to
Quarantine. suffering from pronounced csso
q ycllow-fevcr. THO vessel IL lying ln North
River,
, 1880-10-12

ITEMS. =,
A discharge from bankruptcy wns Issued yes
tertMy tn CorbfMln Huber.
II. II. Jenkins WINS elected Assignee OF DR.. g..
Ilncn,
, 1880-10-12

A perfect anoke- -hurncr for sto0u boilers,
Borden. Helcck l. Co., Chicago.
, 1880-10-12
NOnDISa A PRIEST,

The trsal vt Mrs. Agnes Murphy, formerly
ho,tsykecper for tho lluv. Jnmt,s CotG. 1mstnr tf
th,, tro,rh r,,,,ttn,, rn.,,ni,-, rh.'se,s ~, ~
~" s4o'is1 o'iH'u"1" oat"o''o oahsct ot euo
corner or lalstod anh, congress Streets on
Charge nf r0bbng hGr employer Df Il quantity OF
wuNr!t,r iypnrOi at1tl household ro]a oen1II,ln.l
sn1I,nat thc nnttru tt,ro ~ tho fr1,,j,ni ft,,n.
'''...,''a. ~ oe t.'' @S ~ sAo @A''''''"' eoutt
yaeteruhy' Ihe cVldehee Tor mo prosecution
Y4ht to slow that tho prisoner wns eh9agcd III
horoycrcnd 9enttenian's service from May.
lem tu,1lpur,' aI1I. whom iischtrrci front hcr
llare, retiring to bed and simuliit!tv sickness
S1il! th4 sto7n hull olowm STar und sho wns
s|. waa nIsohnr,,ct, " pI psiIv ,vn. A. 'ast
wss nt!sUe,]. sh,, wnier on viii i o,,antifv ~
tlankuts, sllcots, napki,a, tablecloihs. pillow.
cnkes, Spoons, Knives tiu!es towels ana MI hltar-
oSe' ~ y IT, taG Haaa9 ot fo'''o' ano tho proper
{)n tLo fibor hI,lti tLo tiofc,,lant cla,mo1 TINT
no peSG Tbo,c so ssn v y s 1ex as ~ r.
thS;Itnht ~ frcantly s,lIr linn thn ifow. ~
Tr..t,,i Enthnr. It'll wFon sTts Itto MI fs,L
is,kct askew mil mmtin ot,i..tnns IN anal, ~,
nt1,tx yista' IL hi rnntn,l fer at nnn tIn,, ~
s%i,i ss s,1tsi tho 1int.r T., thn IL % sHo
itiSf!tuld the rnShrnnG uentIemu1i ravn ~ har IN r
very 6ard pot,nIina,a liz ropsTated tho
SEr; whtch 66oopI i,pns 4ay" hr !.sr"aTs, % r..
stjiJrs. cn,tsipr tniur}es rro,m ,vhisS,
shAhn uevpr fIIiy rets,vs,rej rs," ,.fn,"Snt't
ut,Eltwlctlull t;ut WIEN hor fr,,nEs atnsa
1easrctipst IL Tho p0llcc officers. aftpr sho hnI
iott .fto pirsouaEc, they ro,,ud nuaTtity III nt
, 1880-10-12

HETcs ullu lll3O kUuk u MQk lHtUuRH luG 1'U5k-
O'llcc. c.c.
C. 2. rrnH.ss: y!ce-rresi!lent Of tho Cb,eaRo,
Huntington Il Quincy: j. ". Mnssnll. General
Managsr q thP cHala SoMtnorn i1iro; ~ , IT," n,
Line, nrt at tho Pacific.
THE temperature yesterday, na observed by
Man9sso, optici9'l. g Aasalsun street trailsuSME ~
sa. nt., aa0.70: i p. m., ao.7& '''
M1s. KE1LY. of No. .oi West Twenty second
s,rces, is at thu house Of Mra. IIesett. S9 -,
kindly cared for ,lutil recovered. While Vi, hur
why 10 work ut Mrs. Andrews restaurant, Mrs.
HOLY was tMket} T.! u to ~ streGt @ % nini shortly
THERE will probably aoon he nt1otllor n,ntcrial
addition III the manufacturing interests OF CHI
cnRu. Mr.. l.. EEIestn,t. 1T kllnn1nztt,, Mich, Is
m hsro 81 gfesMs fr e rs
OF cnrriagr and waRon Springs. Mt, Esltston
and his ,sseciates intend 10 employ about rs
skilled mechanics.
ceivel nt tho Custom. liu.ise yes,nrt.ay: Lynn
s ueaay.1 cnsc mnsicnl merchandise: vcrKfio.
fMns fnr, s@;, So M Ssss .scs cs~kssy; w " Frp FSep
cure dry guKls: ElxIM Nntional Watch Coult,aily.
case wnteh jewels. yterg!,o, llnhli1g & g.. ::
dry k00sls. Collections, s5.tsiS.
THE attention Of tho Sidewalk Inspectors Ia
called to the sidewalk running nnrth in MIGHT
gnn Asonuu frt'!n thu northwest ct,rner OF fnr.
dttlon, tho boards being loosn and Ilapf1ntrd
tint every one stumlcs nver theni: II Ii 4 cl-
ming south from tho satne eort,rr Is rupldfy mp
l'roachlng tho saula condition.
a FAIR for tho licnctlt Of TIM Church of tho
1ltly Angels, Of which tho tcy. Fhtltcr frghU IL
Oakwoml hnulrvnrl 'r,Ir Cottaup unve uv-
elluc. lnst nlKht, With every .rrs'nso nf tcco,n-
cadea enc. liz ' Iar'Iss 10 eI Which ire IL, 'ior a
Laiiin Mills md Henry n. Shepard, will bo Il
, 1880-10-12
JUDGMENTS,

CRIMINAL, CouWr-..JunaE Ro0ERs-nenry D.
LOWS Y. Wallace W. Hoyntun, $HJ47.-W, Ii,
Disbrow and Bon v. Frederick II. Lnlnh, $l14,
, 1880-10-12

lcscrtInr; Ephraim a.. from Rarnh N. Wallace,
eNinn cnstso: md Franz Tapper, from Elizabeth
Tnppcr, snn1o catlsn.
, 1880-10-12
WAHAcH RAILWAY

Trains upon this road leave Chicago as
follows.
, 1880-01-16
CINCINNATI ITEMS,

CINCINNATI, Jun. ia compromise has been
finally nude In the contested will OF tho lnte
John i}ates tho wcll-known thcutrc manager Of
this city. Mrs. 1Inrbeson, tho lust one Of the
heirs who held out arninst a compromise, hns
agreed to ncccpt f8,CtN for her shgrc. Tho cnse
hns occupied tho intention or tho Courts for
about five yt'arH, and involves large estate.
Mnyor Jacnts has refused II license to tho
Vino street Opcra- House, whtcl, Is tho Inst on
tho lfst Of variety rh0ws thllt ltnrn implied for
lttense All hMyt. HOW tH,rn mot witt, rfit*nl.
Thp American Union Telegraph Company will
open Its ti1icc here next Nondhy ut Fourth md
Wulns,t streets. ~.
AZ the arn,anl meeting Of the Queen City Club
held Tonight terHrts wcre submitted showing
the whtle number Of members to he go. Of
wholn uily five ire nOi!- residents. The receipts
for tho yGnr wcrt $iG9D, nl,tl tho tahucc $t,t1.
Ex-unv. HIshnp arrsved hnn,e tn-1.9ht frvm
Columbus, and WIS fOrnAllr wclcnnlGd By tho
Denltserslto Club. Julius liels 1intc II hr'ef
speech of wclclfnp mt tho depot. Thu ex.GUv-
cr1lur wlls escorted with q tul1d NJ lHuxto ind
cnrstaRe procession to tho clua headquarters,
whern n formal wrc0tne WIS given. IN apccches
ly Emil lsotho anl John +. vollest. 10 which ssr;
by tho cholr firm, tho Central Christian Church,
Of which tho ex.Govcrnor has long been u lead
fnp UnfubCr.
, 1880-01-16
SHOT BY A MANIAC.

KANSAS C11Y, No., Ja,l ia terrt,lo aifsny
occurred ut IN curly hour this morning In ARM
strong, u small place nt4ar Knnsas City, Wutlnes-
day tho Wyaadotto County Court aljudgod II
young snan named Calvin Thompson insane, and
ortlurcd him seat to tho asylum. lie was al-
luwed 10 romain. however, at hls stcplather's,
thla morning. About Is o'clock this morning
Thompson, uruso frun hLs bod n,ltl shqt MurrIs til
tho fauo. md. ~ Mvrris turned toi!c9 tor bis
ing Morris lii tho lack Ut tho hsl.l
causing u probably futal wound.
Thompson thon ruin uut OF tho house and lnt0 d
larxe plec9 TT woods. aud has not yet Geeli Cap
turod. One ut tho balls fron tho lunatio's rO-
volver entered Masy!s' heatl. back st the eur,
but did mt 20 through tho akull. Tho second
bullet lpuxet1 In tho thso4E
, 1880-01-16
CHICAGO u MOBILE.

Hpfcddt {Nspdttt to 7h> Chicago 3ftohh-
NEW YoHK, jan. 15.-1t WIS rccontly an
nounccd that persons Interested III tho Louis.
v1ltc & Nashville HALLWAY Company and synh+
cute Of New York capitalists Ind purchased a
majority ut the stock Ut the Louisville. Eew Al.
bany l. chtcugp ihIlway Cofnpnnr. To-day the
purchasers met in this city md organized by The
election Of the following new I3ontri ut Directors:
John Jacob Astor, itnhcrt I.cnox Kennedy,
Henry r. Vail, sInue soun. r. e. lh.lston, r. II.
Green, X. u. atRn1ford, Il. s. verct,, Isaac Cnld-
well. w. G. nepaiw, II. V. Newcrtnl., r. De Fl,nt..
aek. md Y. Whitewrixht. The gentlemen name:l
Among them nrc the I'rcaItlcnt. vle.-rreai.lcnt.
General MannEtr. and several Directors nf tho
Louisville l. Nashville 1tuflr1mj Company. Ml-
thongf, TINT, Us corPor'.tion. 4 n.'t ,w!erof
q ChIcngn !toad Will be ra,n in connection With
the louisville l. Nashville HtMd thus fnr1n!nx 4
through line direct frnm ChLtMKu to Mobile.
MnntRomcry. and, New orIcan.. when the scy.
nr'.l additions utrcntly detailed arc completed.
Thu Ncw York ayn'flcatc purchased their stock
fron former PIT frFt.mnrxc fS"4fs: r., W.,, - Ie nc
President Of the E"mpaiy, md necessary nldi-
t!ous a1d ennstcetfons nrc 70 lse pushed to conn
plctIon with all posslbln dispatch.
, 1880-01-16

LOUISVILLE II NEW ALBANY.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 15.-The high wnter In
tho Wnblsh ltycr has washed nut tho Louis
yillc, New Albany &: st. Luuis 1aond In seycrnt
places between Princeton md Mount Cnr1ncl,
md tho tloa.Ing drift took nut nll tho fnisc
tretRlc-work from linsfer tho approaches and
hrl1Kc over tho Wabash River ut Mount Carmel.
No rcpairs cnn be made until tho water sub
sides. md thon tho bridge must bc nude almost
entirely new before trnilic Will bc resumed.
, 1880-01-16
c1SC1SSArI SOUTHERN.

CINCINNATI, o.. jan. 15.-lt has boon deter
mfnc,l 10 give tho lArKcst banquct ever held III
Amerlea on tho occnsiun Of tho coming celo-
brntion Of tho opening OF tho Cincinnati South
cru ltullrnAtl. The Mus'c-Ila viii be used, ,'0nd
room will bo nA.le for ss,5uO guests. Fifteen
thousand dollars hnve already boon subscribed.
and 1t IL expected that twito thAt sum will tE
tnstly phtlIncd. Tho guests will mnluiy. ba
Southern businessmen.
, 1880-01-16

perionco, pnrttcs md men nre learning that
compruuiisca with rrrur nrn fntni, n1t thdt only
tho right Is expesl!cnt: Tnera r. mitch to cis- e..
thnt tho punpio &c sfnne viii speedily cn.iso
rlaht md jstco t., prevail there ; !lsa t,, anns y
not very far tiletMnt when rIxi,f and Justice vii!
everywhere and II, nil thtnBt provnli. an't M
National surrrmacy i',snro 'l.HlrstIo trana,,!l.
iltv, pr,,rrntG tho general wEltnrc, md SECURE
iho bsessn9s nf liberty to ourselves and our
ut>Atcrtty.n
, 1880-01-16

STttiaI U1pateh to The ChIta9o Tribune.
NEW YonK, Jan. 1t.-At tho meeting Of tho
!" High Jnints In this city on tho oOth 1t IS rc-
ported that tho New York Central will claim tho
redistribution and IL larger shnro In tho pool mr.
rnnRement. Tic light receipts Of grain ut tho
cnstcrn tcr,ninl hnvc already begun to ca.l@,
Wan,1ost ba! anR n tho ar .nK i n, rss hn o ~
tratctl remark about "6vo railroads md not
business enough for two" About tho ttnc the
High Joints meet tho GRIND Trunk will have
opened communication with ChIcayo.
, 1880-01-16

IlGrG IL SONG prospect tHHL IhG kt4In H1nCKndG
Mt this point will soon t,e broken. Tho rnilraads
nrc suffering severely on nccount IT It, aud they
feel that they have tn take some steps to bring
uhout change. The Western ruil.ts Are power
lrss, md they hure to cuuino themselves to
such business a8 can DO disposed of from tho
trnek, but the Eastern ruads have It In their
power to change tho situation IT they chonse BY
simply mixing n material reduction In tho rstes
between hero at,d tho seaboard. Circuit presst.ro
IL now being brought to bear upon these roals
to mike reduction, and thus not only relieve
tho elevators, but also cnnlle tho Western
roads 10 dn better thnn they have been .sotng
inndc tho grain will remain here until tho open
!ng of nMyignton and tho trunk rlttroA.ls would
IT. xeTy t,g t q t. e hste rss t ~ n 'x, *
they wnuld yet I'M irn1nensc business no 1n,stter
whit tho rates were, ns nl that ca'no hero would
wcro sadly lnlstaken, as tho cnst-bound freight
movement continues excectlfngly light, and
tns ss + a9 a @ ts M a cty sss %rc w anve rSS ai
r!tes @ viii ksee them isy employed !as!nx ths
I@a s slch % , REDUCTION Iut for tic ] ]opGostion Il
Vanderbilt and Jcwett. These nnE,lttes do not
Ssw York Gca s she ho u vii Vii H sat te y baS Tx
q II frGm tho s.enrlers aua vessels ut isn'falG,
Whit they I've n s, ~ ts r c,t they VII VII
f. II snE t. NV sss S5'f q s1s a ss
tho Nsw York trunk @ iincs aro . bcyinnias 10 fec
nloru Inclined Jlow II accc.le to tho general de-
mnnt FOR y reduction IN r1ltes, owing 70 thg Mear
Hallway, which line can divert the business to
Portland and Hasten, whore m good. II not hct-
Ynrk. The joint Executive Committee. nlcota
In Euw York On thg sotil of this month, and
everything indlcatss @ that reduction "a freight
The rumors arc that tho grain ratcs will be rs
, 1880-01-16

who has been confirmed Its Unite.t stntes Mar
hhnl for Southern Illtnois, arrived hcrt tu-,ny.
lie has not yet received tlia commission. When
It comes he will Me his 1,ntA, anl Il will require
perhnns ten daya for him tn qualify. This tc-
tny. however, will mt particularly enibaly7lss tho
Court now In Rcsslon. Wheeler unr,o,lnces TINT
he will not make any cIa,lHca In tho ofaco DUR
Ing tho present term 1f cntlrt.
, 1880-01-16

MADISON, VIA, Jun. LA nMlss- meeting Will
be held IN tho Assembly Chamber Saturday
evening to express sympathy for 1rcland. Ad-
dresses will be made by Gov. Smith, Col. Wlllinm
vl1us. Gem Ed r. Drynnt. Mayor. lHltxell, and
Othors. Tho nleGttnH is expected to 10 very
iNrNe and enthusiastic.
, 1880-01-16

srnIN0Y1ELp, 5tnss., Jun. IA public meet
ing night tu raise funds TO relevo the Irish
fumine wns prcstdcl over by Mayor Powers,
and addressed by Elshop OIkeflly, Il. II. 1Atthrop,
ox-sfuy0r smith. and h3If u dozen es!tling Prot
estAnt cleFgytnen. Over $GU WIS cOllcctel.
, 1880-01-16
THE RAILROADS.
Beginning Of Hostiiities on the
Colorado Business.
A Decline in East-1sounsl Freight
Rates Looked For.
Tbs Total Number Of Miles Of Road Con-
struoted In 1879.
Another Link IN the Through Line from
Chicago to Mobile.
THE COLORADO WAR.

THE COLORADO WAR.
The troubles regarding the Colorado business
nre getting quito sertnus. and there ia every
prospect at fierro ,vnr OIL all tho Westcrn tratc.
The r1ltes ycstcr,1uy u Missouri luver poInta on
business to pUtnts In Cosornlo yuntcti ut 10
cents per l0D pounds for nil cnascx. Tho rrgulr
rutes OH s0tnu c1asses Aro as high rs 90 cents,
Qutv MI excitement was created dAy before
yesterday when It leaked out that tho ChIcngo,
Burlington l. Quincy had given orlcrs to reduce
the rlfrs to such figures on all Missouri llivcr
business. When tho attention ot the managers
OF tho burlington WIS drnwn u this matter they
claimed that 1t hasl been done by mIstnkc, that
tho clerk who wrote tho or,lcr dropped
tho wor.l Colorado, making tho circtllar
rcnd on all Missouri Niycr business. The
order was at once cnl,nterfnnudett. and
anothor ono wns ISSUED lscrcins. TINT the rc-
All iIiue% Efforts s'' nsae 10 stsp ths iiiheaiiy
and bring nbolt III amIcatle arrangement t,e-
tween tho varIous lines DUNG II Colorado traffic
lsock Island soads deciigti yesier1jay. IN oriicr 10
furcn tho matter to focus, to make heavy cut
"b1S I I 10 farce 1T The Northwesscrn. Wh., viii tno
. monopoly on Tint business, to Terms. The
by IT. Cutting tho rites to ail the com:
RsttRs ,,sn Rnts 9s on the s nnrl!1Fton h;on S9 %
necessarily lend to Il general Wcster., railroad
| the lowa and Missouri 1s,ssr pools; Az the
sste rsss bes;e ~ 1 's fsf ss os
nR ps by With @ sue 'as en
can be nude. us the roaas aru widely npart rs
rcgar1a thq percentages they aro et's!lel t.
otlico Inst oIniltny 1t wna prsH,sfd to refer the
n,atter, na nj M the formason q il pool OIL The
Bit tic Northwcstcrn. il II sintci, refused to
nErce to thiR clnlHinK TINT tho figures they l,nl
, 1880-01-16


NEW YoRK, Jim. 15.-The total number Of
miles Of new railroads constructed II, tho UulteJ
Htatcs In lH.e was 4,i:D. This Is the greatest
n.tnlRr Ut miles built In nl,y ono your since
lRGS, md is MI increasO Of moro than U per eaIt
oypr that yuur.
, 1880-01-16
THEY GOT LEFT,

FRw York, Jan. 16.-A purity OF twcnty
negroes GU thotr way froul Arkanaaa to Liberia
hive Just renchcd New York, month latO for
tho African paokat, snd tho oltoots Of tho Coln-
nlzataoa soolety are puzzled whit to do with
, 1880-01-16
RATES TO lie ADVANCED.

HUYyA1.o, n. X, Jun. ls.-Tho rasserEcr
Agents OF tho Western trunk ltea have decided
to ndvanco tho passen9cE fArr from Buffalo to
tho regular schedule and to abolish All special
limited rates t0 Detrt,lt nnd nlf Western points,
tho chango to tako effect NJ ouces
, 1880-01-16
NEW YORK,

ALBANY, Jan. 19.-1n the Assembly tn-t1oy n
bill wis introduced rclntlrc to the election oi
President md Vice-Tresilent of tho United
stutrs, It pruytdcs for eleetinY Electors hy
Congressional districts. aud two Electors Mt
, 1880-01-16

funds. %'a1hu9yy
"TSs inic6tcness 81 tho co,;ntcs. stles,
towns, Villages, and school districts In the Stntc,
amounts to sH. IL, according tothe returns
9a rs e Se Sec s asnr ho cs t
secure accuracy III these returns. and u r.s ,s
believed tncy ar9 otly y to is eorFsc IL s. he
eosi se% IT, Sesa9ers e ,hS u ho ro
of about fsU per cnpit' q esti,'Mted pnt,i,l,.-
e ri ,Sa e is sss 1ss &C. se
subject to taxatlon, Us retnrncl ny tho asscssors
&c tas ess: tMe in y ysaF ntsa r8s r1 y shws
Ma.r aud i m Indication Il TIC soal viii wsieh
Just proportion Of tho pl,blia expenditure. It IL
evident TINT tho rM!lo nf tAxnbt0 property III
~ M h. % not dsSss e. ssS ts stao
u *ai,3G3 Iess tl,Aa tho total taxes Tor tho pruy
$lU0 OF tho Htnto assessment for tint yrnr. THO
Secretary nf stnte estimates tho expentlttMrcs
Se o t4 afai ssespSy yss sas R aws
II your appropriations iin not materially exceed
tho SeEretnry's GsttMatns, Il tux levy by this
SCHOOLS.
J "The report Of tho State Superintendent
for tho support of tho common schools Of tho
stato .1.1 t1rig =, t the past year was l5. =
MjsS8 pulJls attended tioso schonis' aid r..
celvotl Instruction from U,S7k tcncl,ers in 5tI9
ehaol,hntscs. The expenditures for, tio four
na nnf,a y, IT, sGnnnls were *,ao3; of when MI
DURING tho year HRgres!ted 1} different pupils:
Ino eataoH o. ne stato university Shows 4Sl
Tho :nnaEl Of Rcsents report t70,66s. il paid out
!ilsinE M tho yoaF fnr cttrrst't EXPENSES, of which
IT. s.o,o "S m,,,'e acceted ~ W instsGtots: t..is
es xss Sss ss%oo for SSss sss Ssnss
Sc S5usr atn4nsS II Tas ucE ntG ate
aisehsrSsd aIs1 1 X Ill., The current oxponses woro
srArr ru,snr
srAe number 4 ea soy!s,s ss" ssaqea In tho stptp
sssS Ss3n.s Tsss ,hl 9sEs ysss ", ss
Sss Iham INC a,vefSo dor tno precet!inY ycnF
;,aM AhHse WSso @ Why aS c1shstt1npnts dnring tnn
STs: ~ as'''''a' @i' 'oF 'uo seaF enaine eopt' w.
bsye that tno sh ne naa a1, SIe IL. TO-
stltutions iu tic StutS. Under nrivnt.. nam,v.,-
,nont and supported BY psiy4stu Hcnsfaotint,s,
In uli Wiyb ectit1lr tia 1laL Z yneUtntiou III
!hetr Founders ltll promoters. TIlQfu ought 10
In L. ana ag net!SSss thpfS wns solai ';opra'
n. oox,r,,,, ssArz TAT ,s,s,,s; nsasns ~ ,.,
terizny then! ps urs onruus 1a ihan p5saHant
ad Gucn neiya u n ii ls ta ho mi ral Mas
to the peoples gratitude.
FISH culruaE.
viz ~ faoa H,Dda ~ y ~ sSstknE oe akos aa ror
been elninontly aucecssfll. and th0 cxpori-
,,ani 1n1Ke nsK W RUG ehteipftso hAs oeen safely
War H., i !"s th9 e., lt Snns iss ". ,ha
Rfesent your u 81 43l , and an appropriation OF
RAILROADS.
mllSR Of f1ltlrl}iI bnpH Nsi,t, In
, 1880-01-16

Special Utspateh to 77.s Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CtTY, Mia Jan. 15.-t}cncrAl Passcn-
gcr-Agrnt st. John, Of the Chicago, Rock
Island s. pnclie lsnad, arrived this morning from
Chc9Ko' nrnsnk With Il hLin I Mr. .ohn seMeastia,., M
lNNy,
, 1880-01-16
THE NEGRO ExODuS.

M0nfLE, Aln. Jan h.--The exodus Of negroes
to <ho North from Eastern Mississippi bus boen
ovur coo during tho pltat thrco wceks-
FsrE.>Spuis0. VI. Jan. l5.-One hundred col
Ored rl1iHSnhts, passcnKors via thu baltimore IL
Ohio tlntlroad, arrived ibis tnurnnE froni Colds
boro, y. G., eii route to lutilanG. The eilgrants
consisted 0f men. women, nnd children OF all
nRcs md ctnditions- boyeral hundred moro will
ahortly follow.
, 1880-01-16

The Elaredee Sewing -Mach!ne.-Is leads
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street,
, 1880-01-16
CANADIAN SYMPATHY,


HAMILTON, Ont, dun. l1.-The Duchess OF
Marlborough hlss been authorized to draw on
tho Treasurer Of tho Irish lioliuf Fund here for
4skO. 4 lArKe Mn0unt " rxptuted.
, 1880-01-16
1Gb1V A..

po''''1's' ~ ~ .a'se.' ~ . -. .,. or.nor
he observed on tho 'uttcr psint:
:. jtanuhlcan form OF government Is an |
empty ockery every dsuast .sn. ,oo sc'y' honestr
to ore vote. md 10 hase that "oss sma,nes ae ~
;,a. h. IN n my ny ',Sr tno srpr work ar tshcss
o,,,or Rtcrual vigilance ls tr,,iy the
foturi'lg "neu' 49,, ,,r,sn,,t Ia m ttmo ft,r
sluckcuin4 TINT viglnncc. wheti tho startling
vncctanlo il prrscutc,l to us of lcghl vntcrs by
tho Thousand IN ao,no o. sue en fra,ns us sn1.
prise e.aor . ,,r,,,oo y, ~, axnrcso tho rig ht nf
~, fYruve Rnd to carry on tho Government they
ss to atn aaa an.t an" sses.f IN %1tn9s aten s,s
es ts prevent tho eRally.ehoscn leg'slntors t,r
from tnkIug their seats md to give
their places to men not eosn as the'oto paray
,t.0 on teonc,i' ;,f % Isw: f treasnc conspiracy to
%Hlss IL ,rpsaraes q, ~: orIsine,ins sio III e'ss.
t'o ,l !. f ys ny .,q ~ t Ct ar @ a SSp!s s9
should that t9 w9,k % - "f ;af ssu'nx r., ,1a ma
oNS y @ r. It ttfnI . sesf n aome II dur
mi INV nttetn,,t Oil tic lrt of I'm
n, to r r4s e,r f f. rfaa te
tEeo& & f IN, ,cn as ns ex.rcssci through tho
tno tno,, Mt y, ~ IN Snilut lS,x sl,nl he rckh Is
eycrS Mn1ef,cM ,,dne re n,at;ons. Ga ''
nj opinions or a'.','umn. .''...,.,,, ,-,,so
up.1er tho aa aSovc hoa1 aov Gear said:
"To d State whMe pro<luctx nro % IL tue ma!n
fei ences g. aba ho t .Sse Of y r~%y &sr
even tncdcntuiy, IL tho lcnst degree fnerc,sll,E
tic expense Of tho trnnspoFtntlon of Dor p ps.si-
IL question Of grnnt Interest to ~; IN T!cw q
their sreuter stren9tn nM n'a9,SS; aaI H, %S soa
f1k11fFnE lines tho rDt1t1ffJ Sll{lptlNK
, 1880-01-16

NORTH CAROLINA AID.
WiLMIHGroN, N. G., Jun, LA committeo Of
known citlzens WINS appointed lust evening
To solicit funds for tho reltef ut tho suffering
people ut Ireland,