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New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
E!tamboals arA Ral!roass.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
y FALt. RIVER LINE.
s. TO RC-TDN. fDH -lE tAL LIMITED TICKETS.
torr-sp0u I4 rduc. iou ~ a Ett.in POINTS Mtmm N
tLeam.r- rot ana pkJFLi ~ y, OiY -und tff n
cuce., iler - = =. tot 1i NJ rr - a. D. pan. !elro
troOa. D. irr - MS t.i1 fa Annex 1oit-:
rooms. D. rfincu "a pft
oe, be ofhce the i~ ind on board
ti1n T. COS NOR BORDEN & LOWELL.
tie.. b.. Passenger Ageit. AGENTS.
L7OR BRlDG PORT /ind an point, on Nau-
l. g,tueA lud uous9onc 20 road steamers leave cath-
M =. s!D Iiilr So &c., dtiv lf II % -JJ
Far. Do. a. ,han uy any otlr- ronie.
TOR NORWALK AMI StNBURI DAILY.
4 steamer A E.iC oayes Pier - itut'n Feuyb
.45 "a ". o3,is =. L. > q. m. fAlt. Aj ChNIA
tNNI l~lON IiGh- -i-. 1U ttAi--
I EHIGh VALLEY RAILROAD.
y PA-~LNttR TRAINS, IA tn iaIer lunc e L1fh va
,tVr ltats gorauGt sii De sta Al 'u 49,
D. m and $50 p. 80 taI tAsi0a Bethlehem, A5shl@ -
gaming. au.h Ihuua, ~ 10 Alti NaNci4bs
lhaea Geneva LYONS buts0a ffAc Ncat. F1AnAa '"'i-
lle coaches attached fn $3.50 p. M NtiiI o.. al
Trains leavlngat 7.fD ANA D. Hl. 'oAneS" '' -
S~'''H ~ ~ nj CrnE teUe.a Passenger gent,
-. .,,ter lTtisiIfss
t. n. t.Lai b b.. AErut
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
I7nR NORWALK ~ DlNBURY DAILY.
DROVIDENCG LINh - BOsIOA

/ |I \ rfDNi HI- - I.'i !, - No !, i. rr
gTTT Mo b. t- MfLl- OF 4sAiL-
FtASlCtA-- tCCoWOpA Arioas oN III.
The lsg rlr niIu.r 4. RS ,,.-
NASSACHl~Ei ANO RuDp1 i~LANH
Dsy t-uuaay sxtsI Ite Fos-3 oia iAFeh '"'s u
N~Irrl-sL. at b. - al. . ,-,-. ana p-,-s
No int ssus I'd - amt between f'tN ana fs'F'-
esnce pa .avers .rr-vein susfnn 80 Z A. "a
ste fosf aaa UcNuts 81 urea e. Nn. .oS .l., h, ~
ItrY,1 auf MerrHu venus hpeis.
so or !. a si Wash.l q LrioxFn ic-ete 80
La. s5d n AL pua.p pa hcl.- AID rceci on,cr til 3.
sesCOtt Dit~s ''iup@ss fleikAA N~-n Nv
esi a. tu<rSs D. = IS HCoCR.
- A. ~ s.nf ffrsacnt.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Gl,p Droserrp 90 lei

LIST of 300 private houses on the line Ot
- Elevated Rosts sent 10y mail J. ~. STEVENS Broad
way corner j2dsL, or . PncsC
NFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
~ prices f. the Buildings B. > AMI - 10
1873 Nassaus-. an PlcS itow opposite p D. hCI-AHD
s. NHIlING. ) Befkuan-s-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
[lHlHtlJi

ALL vino ore interested m ra..roai Business
"A ana d. g. satisfies s1oid sct TIE i.lb- NJ A'~
AAAAt i"r 81. n'A f-i.t. 70! .' -' .'l-, ' .A.---
UANkERS ard CAPITALISTS VIII want 10
Ur.oa oFeouc aua EEpculif~' Hnce 1870. fee'
ENEIB aaq m. iO ;s,, GKaS scSl ~ 81 l h4,
nj The De,.r BIO rrnd- haiwle company WI De- -i
Gomra' rs lrc Coiora % -5rn-s Cl. the eloctou oi
pr fi.r- .4. su,n oticr may come before the
lgt. ,a d Ilan...- HooL. vii cio." o ".er 20 noon
n reopen pm rar.e Hi,h the Ey la1 three aJ7 aittr
A..'''-''''' o. H'''D'' WILLIAM WAGNER
UOP SAlE.-Sub~cripti certificates 0i Cen
/ tral R.lw way construction 2lny o. 9ulIas e-rn
sou delaware. La ka~anna 4ld WrsrrH fllNay 4is'
A1-' 81 NG.- d. CO. aan-ers and Broker-. ~ llae-.t
GAs STOCKS.
~ >evYor@ md nroey9 sa s'oes s IN 5nd also Sina'
OF HrooAlsn n's.ia.a ,.,,i.,. r. fafNfI-.
l9BRoAi-~l, AID % D. .hhNIlPLAcr
/ S|TOCKS & CIV q. E. Stocks ana Bonds
y ogeH -oL EIne&l 81 L1ca.- s-1.--e-
GWYNNE & PAY % J. w,rr.sr.
~. - a. a III Il Al w ia e. B3S6- "i,-, e e
cos.or1teo ~ So. T. - .35 ~. T. .eowAsr{
NOTICE Is bDcty gwen 'Hat gre ,Dutsl.Ie
= Of t.s ccmpa0y bg ai.houy spt,ltiH e.l.' D' Wy
-harehoacrs ntIenY ,th "f f, 'l,,'j m a,sf da1 NJ
Nsyemntr -tocF hoDrra are leineai,i It 10 ' D"
NJ ~ 70 I ?
siuur in p-r without remedy. lrters. a. sh' .aie o
r ccul All Dc allowed 1 pay n-h's u-A'o pi"'
'o -'' W r. F STRONG. Vice Fre silent
R-eriif FOR tal .-i'un1n- Hi"lId "e Acc'u'f
% ,,iih 4s u,4is oi -to thIt y4yiu nt ma no se-
mo. ef.lt r.eul. Uut where ms - hp4 illr of ~
enreu.nt r.cc y Dr returned Tor at nt 10 Ger
rigc.te- un when lvurni l- .AAi- 49, a..
-t IS is-aet pir,1sutt,a ne-oilt OF the
,t- ,Dd ul, 90. t0 1.ctl meauI lDr "Dnt-t' cA
H. u. aud .s-uII the 1F7ac ave piuiurt
~ ri a. -.a discovered aai u9F uein4 -f l-
'. te,,.'.-,. ... s. sr4 u ilue 20 Wpfij" Tor
nts D..,li-- -. .ti .o--ri 10 Xl,d ems io de.,r tAo
cali '-' p.ee,seut.
NerY,rE september l5. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
financial.

DEMOVAL.-Offices of the INTERNA-
IL rIONAL AND .REAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
PANY flmt,d removed from 5s Pinest 10 40 Cedar
81 New York
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Conntrn ReaL GstaLs rulnte0.

WANTED Western land for "A iir-t-class
W pew - ~ PauPs ~ r.. Church. Address p. B. B..
81 stephen. tioiei. inst
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Business CbaEfes.

An OLD ESTABLISHED DRY GOODS
- HCf- IN sic thoroughly organ Ltsi and DOING
i8rze prrutaD,o desas 10 meet " IN business
-hau ~a n.Np a. taae iie as OF mo
Sc inr paruer obliged ~ an hea th o. retrr.
particular Advantages Ia Their me ana
~ PARTNER, y. 7. Tribune.
MANUFACTURERS and MERCHANTS
Va uayfnx good stail1G rcuuting hmt"r1~
ry iiiuual caplI .lliess lDA ~ 10 Lend, IrS-
une Uf.co PTluclp y oai' 1raL Win
DARE BUSINESS CHANCE.-S3O. .OOO 10
Ia S5nuOu ~lih prompt aCHOn info .uccss-fnl
business. de.I sDd already rmpofing 20 neil ls
loenu natural advantages Tor extension. ~
iu. F acoud to none and pruL ihe nnoncc5
ar oner The proper sssocste Address UNIF'
Tribune a. 6ce. -
rE'O MANUFACTURERS.-FORS : ALE.-The
works fruerlr belonging - Tar ~ u uA. NicN ttrpet
Conn ny at Sew. .RtHusWlcs, NVvIo- " 3td oiose Oy
~ at,road tefo with arge the canal.
Three large engines power with boilers c0mpiee.
sold VII Lhe property. ...., ...--
For tscraEis and fail particulars inquire N
-'' 4. T.. HAeDF NBTHGU,
50 Albany IT, Sew Brunswick y. J.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
honsfs ano hoo rs nan!se.

EyTANTED.-By gentleman ard his wife, q
~ sma medumsiZet furnished house 'of six months.
or aneer must dung ru0m Win buffers pinry al.
nnlu. rr. hrnr srIatr be- zen ga ana Dthayes
ard ia h "a 61ists Address H. POST Ohce Box 2fZf
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday. Oct 25. 1880.
The following foreclosure sale was held at
the Exchange salrsfo0m to-day:
Bg RsrJlard SoiBth
fOHr..tOrv brick houses, Wh i0f, No 3N7 NOnr0est
= 800 IL Of OrleaBs-st, lot 25GllO, DAVID
$3.50
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
6rocklpn prOpcr.n or 5ale ano % Cst

TOR SALE.-S9, 900. or to LIT $500, an
l. elegant isOry mgh-sI0Op swolledtrOnE bruwastone
house. containing every modern Improvement aud Ds4ng
OF the nuest D-rts Of ne PiOSpect
Park: asp -clss houses. cabinet hnisn. IN
lIcsiy For fu JarflcuarI apDlY % LEONARD
MOODY, AOIt-gur-sL. -gb Flit5Is0aye.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
pEDuCIIoA OF FARE

FvIUI = INff VI
TO ALBANY 81 co.
until tho colr y H.'4ssiec, "a f1p plt pSlts :, y 9t
steamboat NNrih lN t'i itt = sNis-
IT, tvey weekday ftdp nrtAs di Alptnf q ta'
day morulnv .EerDiUt WltA tr lortui Ne a." eaf ".
~. rSrtthrt. Nrest
STONINGTON LINE.--Fog Boston and al
- puinis aai. -.-..-. -,....., 49,. ..,
-atlaa a. anI ie -aeAntr STAT pr NrN lhn7a asl'
W..fusaia,s SritYs f10r Bk Noftn fbvtf.
fcst IavsL a 5 - n special nnt1d tickets O. bt1tDs
Iii az hl lur - GOOD ON ~ for tie dls and ir' Zoe
which ihey asnea as apscined % ltst Las. .trikis
t.ken Al lowest cat rsts. ID, g bADSo~h n Ftss
T. WILKINS. ~. II. AsonG
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

A SHORE FARM, 80 miles on Long Island,
a ezc.e land large bul.angs gool orchard viii be
sold close AZ estate III Land q NdIING, Beek-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
UNTrRD STATES EXPRESS CoAPkNY.
IRRAsURER's OFFICE y o. y BROADWAY.

THE transfer books of tins company will be
closed November at p N, and Teope ned November
fg Igg0 r
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Gonnlrr DropsrID Tor ale ono 90 fet.

A FINE LARGE HOUSE, oil improvements;
"A carr. ghG orchard nnc los ation;
forty mDlu % from CITY; u exchange p IT. SUMNER.
-QD EruAaNay.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

TOR SALE.-A farm of 80 acres; al fruits
4 improvements drsLclass depot one az run
York ely. price, Sl2.Oo' Address w.
NJ. Post rice Box III. Somcrylle- b J.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

AT ORANGE. \. j. me glIborhood speciality.
n Prole!fv for and al varieties, great BAR
nm. ENMAllM p Ia 4 IIT0N. l 2 Plnes-. "
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

SPLENDID FARM, 260 acres, near q
- turvng cry IN southern half Of 4 under cuiti
VI hon goOa buGngs unfang wat.r per acre terms
10 suit Address Dr. }. y. TjLDEN, PeeKs@l'l. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

MONTCLATR, n. j., properly a speclalty.-
w nearly new. rnoms uvt uli-
utes trol depo sOrs cnGrche choo rarden and fruit
HOWE g. PAk-ON., ~ Cedar-st.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

ME COUPONS OF the flE~I MORTGAGE
! --rvu- of Ike INTELNA"fD AZ AAb GREAT
,'.,o.rTratx a IIRiyt ID COaPl =. due November J.
Ie-u wi br psId on an' ai.tf ''. .'-' ~ ''' ~ VI" ~
TUuffAo IS. lrAlL Ll- Nlgt IIes. al -- eA..
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
.
JO-FPH : HARRIS H. r. BALDWIN,
t,enor,i v quaPsr Pas-

TOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MON lREA l. and IN.
points, steamers cave Iher - f. r. daiy M
GAYS eY eitei), y. ami ll3O connecting with
sSeGai New Maven for Hartford Sp1ngne1 &c.
Tie and baggage checked 94A BrOaiHaY. New
YoT COurt-sf- hrOOkguL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

~ NTV N1I-T / T-TTT-- - "
and Nj uE Lands For buut 3D. 90 Of timber
lands rousung beech, alc pruce a1d Iiae situated N
t-rate water priv me Stale OF Name vita aDd
about 10 ~ wOOt s1d win hafd
and 20 aisu, uu5and o Ian. Ia tr M
mediate rapidly eli
opInz ia ~uls with good DrO,Dects 0l Eicn ccpo- ei
shilg iurchAse reif on al 'thef ~
me above-ueuuOued and- vii have hacri nfugnr'' No
mad ~ r4Ddv cvelop this valuaDe urperr. For l
ticu r- aifress MERCHANT Cougrlss Buioing, Post
Ohice square, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
ma kINGsTON-Landing

4 At west Point. Cornwall Ne*hur1 tarieoro
. ~ nus, conn cung IN I ister AMI
Deawale and asIn valley Ralr0s otsa Jla1s JA 4 -
W. BA 81. rs and TIO&As COR ELL leave ALLY 40 4
D. m Pie. -. Nortt River. foot 'l Hurt,ln-L
Xepu ~ tvs. Thomas COrnel loaye- ar 100 PM
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

"a TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCFPT SUNDAY
prP $ IN PHILADELPHIA. ~ NJ" YORK.
noUgIE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
~ alrNI AND IfFE. FA- TE-T TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABoJLt Is SAFETY.
, 1880-02-05
EENATk.


WAsIf1HoToN, D. G., Fch. mir. Blater, frnn.
tho Committee on Inann Affairs, reported u bill
llrpcting tho sporctAry ot Tho Interior tn neEo-
ttato with the Umatilla, tho Warm Spring, aud
certain otl,or tribes Of Indians occupying ressr-
vauons III Oregon, for tho cxtfnKutsh1l,cnt Ut
tlle'r titla 10 tho land now occupied by them,
aud fur thoIr removal without tho il1nlts Of ore-
KV,i Printed a,ld rogom1nlttcd.
Dir, Saunders, from the Committee on Inltan
Affairs, reported substitute for tho bill! to pr1-
ylde for thu salo OF tho reservation OF tho con-
federated Oioa aud Missouri Indnrs. Placed Oh
tho Cal2ndar,
Mr. kcr1lan aebmittud 4 resolution directing
tho Secretary OF tho Treasury to communicate
to the Senate tho roasons for tho oFsler Issued by
tho Department to Collectors Ut Customs, dntod
Dec. u, ls11, directing thom TINT Whenever writ
ten requests to that effect shall be tled by ship
pers Or conslxncrs, to cause to he withheld froiu
publication for not exouellnX ninety dAys sta-
t,stLos renting to tho Importation nr shipment Of
any ~ paTt1o4l4r meschsnaiso Imported or shipped
Mt. Johnston submitted resolution that thcre
he printed. for the u4e Ut Congress, lou copies
9d 2. .e tFannsaco9 ot the Virginia Companies of
!. The Ssnate then took up the Bouate bill for
inc relief 81 Edward Nrslduu and J. W, Angus.
T. directs tue Secretary OF tho Treasury to ray
ntAaan Angus SlS,aS3 fur extra labor and ma
tcE1ala expended In tho construction Of the
, 1880-02-05

~, t,Gk,g nynntoeo of tho rcmuval Of 1tayt to
Hai sonlo sy1nftathy ftr himself, Tho bAh cnn-
.!!Gt . anu l'nI management nf irIhg,naf WIS
u YFtat tlotorlciy III tho tectDn pf txnIn-
~ IN Wt' tho transactions tt,nk p1ncc, and hS
= !, Wi1,hoit sytnpnthy, except IL ba In New En-
eiand, ,.fler1 hi SECURED his slpr,rt, and whcro
Ms bondht',cn rrsI.1o. Tho fnet that
M'COnp'a DAUGHTER
@ WIS nrPolntc1 n tnncher was not part Of any
pm to replace l,rIjxmnn'a employees With
lrlcftls nt Mc,'tri Hr nny!ttNIy rlau. StGptcns
wa; rccoft,''sntcd hy tho ontfrn Wisconsin drlc-
t ,sess ~ nc c1xTcst n,a ,er1.n tscr WIZ 's,s tho
" M!erg ,v,I,., h. resided. the Htate ol'lccrs
,1,tilnn At!as. of Tho Forty-tfth C.,.,Ksess. Mr.
Hlr,tl'lG tho bGcrctary Of thU Chr:attNn C0rnnllH
tIf s!nli af Nov. York, cn,Ae II. Wn11lnRtont and
TorKe.i F ~ nn the syrpathfcs " tho President IN
insnrhf wheeler, #hn WIS nrHlllnntct, l>,l. r1.-
jeticl by TIC s'al.te.. The subsequent invcst!-
iln'' Of Hrt!Etnan e suisl e llnso resutcs! n
fn,!eh lif'Gleh1eaa which ttns iIthnrt0 t,cen kept
nut nf print. THO aptiDn Of flrIhgitlaf lit seek.
ing to reopen tllD cHso by. asking 10 huva It
ferrcl It, tho tlsn,rl IF 1nt,lnr commissioners
nny hnvc tho effect II i,ri1R to light Hntnu nf thu
findings Of Tho tritnnal which conducted tho
fnr1tier investigation. BFncn 1tridxnHna rr-
iht>vnl thcrn nus ltcrn no complaint VI tho Agult.
~. nor bus thoro been my Intention On tho pArG
Of anybody IL prosecute 1Irtdglnan.
, 1880-02-05
DUTY ON RAILS.
FURTHER ARGUMENT rAv0nISQ 1tLpuCTrON

FURTHER ARGUMENT rAvonIS9 1tIpucTroH.
Special Dfspdtch to The Chfetos 7ftbune.
WAaiiIH0roN. D. G., Fob 4.-Thc nrg1,1nent o.,
tho steel rnll question WIS continued to-ttay.
JnInes V. Wilson, OF Iowa, nppcarcd In bchalf Ut
soycrNI Western, ronds. Wharton, Of l'hilndel-
phtn, proprietor nr tht He,hlcl,cm stcc Works,
appcarcd Oh the tnrilr side. Nr. Wilson sald, II,
substance, TINT tho problem presented In tho
question Of steel rails involved tlrcu things
natnGly: tho durability ind safety III r0ttls and
tho speed which cAn he nttAined IN transpOrtu"
tton All legislation looking tn tho imposition
of itnpost duties should hllye reference 10
competition between England and America,
both MS to tho quantity md quality VI steel rsiis
for Tho consumption Of railron,ls. Tho statistics
furnished by Mr.. roor yesterday r,0w tlsat ns tn
quantity, tho capacity Of cur mills Is nut half
largo enough, md ns to quality, 1t is fuct not
brought out III Testimony yesterday thas tho I;u-
slish nils arc guaranteed for ten yeurs, while
tho American product has II Iiyc-ycar guaranty
only. The complaint nude by steel men that,
during md since the panip Of 1879, the slepres-
sion Vi business lIlAdb high duty for their pro-
ttctt0n necessary,
1sp1srrovEp MOST s1oNALLY
lly tho fAct that In TINT time, dr stnco 1870, at
ln'tst, rtno now mills huvn t'Gen established.
Tl,pro were nnly tllrco before TINT time. llo
unnrd thnt this h1Rl, rate Of duty operated to
from I'LL hurtfnl comprtltiaI, uni enuhlG1 them
',oi to f II wt to ~ ~, t Th!ch VI;
tho faet lint thS English rI!i IL twsn as dnr,!hlc,
Sl5 to fs0 ton cheApur. and act''nly worth sian
the Vulcan stGcl rali w0rks III 1t. i.o',Is wcre
ennllcd tn shit up for two yunrs fur Iny in tho
internsta Of nt,lor mad n'or works sh1ws tho
Of this no1lopoy, Mlid Illustrates tho greed of
men who ure iuti0nin9 u tho expense Ut every
body esso. y III atl.l ls5s there WIS HGtuay
tTliGtS tho EnUlNlulItx undo by tho steel fnCn
, 1880-02-05
GOLSEN.

AH"tt1hH EFfUtH full FAHuHN.
Special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON. u. c., Feb. A.-Juttge I}lotlEett
hns written tcttcr to tho Attorney Goncr.l
urging that dolsen DO parlonctl. Judge Dlotl-
Rett rerlews tho fact TINT he tried and sentanced
dolseu, yct In yicw Of tho fuet tl1nt Go!scn hlls
eight ehtltlrcn md hls famiy Is In destitute cir
cI'nstanecs, h0 recommends him, url tho ground
OF humanity. to Executive cicmenoy. Tho At
toruey-Gcncral, upon loinE upplied to 10 fur
n'sh tho text of tho letter, refused. ltisknown,
howovcr, hat tho text fs Of no BpccInl conse-
q'1enco, rs tho substance Of tho lettor simply
Is That Jutlge Diodgott recommends pardon for
humanity 'ssako. KcprcseMtativsI.a I.arber lnla alAo
received letter fnm J,s,lxo 1lloigett Informing
h''n TINT ho llMfeOtt} hal recommended to tho
department Of Justice tlu,t lo!scn be par1iono,I.
Representative llnrbcr ilAs Informed tho Frcsl-
delt Of tho fnct, hut he does not constdor that It
II bis rroyincu tu 60 to tho Attorney .0c,loral
or IL
TAKE ANY FrnTITER STEP
towards urging pnrtlon. Mr.. 1larbor received
some SOM ti1no ngo pctItion signed by Her1nun
Nnster md u nnlntUr of inttucnttn! Gor,nntls,
MS,rkln9 tt9t G0lsen be role.setl These petitions
ssarher iia nsso He'd Will. tho psesldant, az ho
from bis constituents. sher!ii iiormitnt, stals's.
snttofhey Mills, md q Xrcnt many others hItyo
'n.t lnsteta erro slmtlnr to TINT ut Judge Hind
eInpt TO secure tho rreasn Of iDlBrn Is to be re-
Ivy, .,GWtal. The President, however, hls glyun III
ko XXI N mo @ n,attsr and The Attorney 0rnoru Ia
tha t nnvo bsen tho Implications TOR rar!nn from
% ;A,ttorAey- General WIN r.crntly called to IN
GGpp!icAtlu for phrlon fran tt,sk city. IutiH,
.nv nssGs's ~, s 10 tho apr!icant: "Il You mean 10
s bee 'ss; srs dt'z'" OF chieRo who haa
% Ih9 letter Of JatlRe I.lodgctt dons mt reco.n-
ns,f nsI, telehsu nf tho Tine imposed ul,Dti Use,l,
IT. hnsleh IN amounts to about *51. hut recommends
, 1880-02-05
HYDROPHOBIA.



Discusses.
Tint most frI4htfui OF dlseaycs, hydraphobIa,
for which 1T -'n nctforts Of science have Hitherto
failed to PFC, ado Il cure, clattncd Aunthcr victim
yesterday. In this eAsa there Ii absolutely no
room for doubt US 10 tho nature OF tho disease,
and 1t IL remarkable for tho raplillty OF lis
course nftor tho first development OF tho Byfnp-
toms, only twcuty hours e!npslng betwccn tho
first manifestation and thu death OF tho sufferer.
1t has often occurred tlnIt other complaints llnyo
boom wrongly diagnosed III hylrophohIn, and In
utmost aal casea tho s'lfEerIn8s Of tho Victims
hAFo been not only Intense. hut prolonged
nvur several days. The rnpldIty with which
this clase proceeded to lts fMtui Termination III
yg nun wiz ] ia pr1vio',sly .SH @ "nj"yc robst %1
htaltl mud whose huhiis wcro of tho best.
II aplcars that sorIt sIx Or c!ght 1nnnths ago
/ young ,nan residing viii h!a futher, William
nnn!e, ut No. ln Wust Albums street, ,na bitten
mosh m sla af bns S ths eK " @ Sy T.
fH1ioy fur dogs. aftl. 4sthnKh thls was tho third
Or fourth tilre hv bud been bitten, he pull, little
or no Intention TO II, Tito lrat tno t!iat ho mot
with such An hccitltnt was some ak ycNrn
ago and, although THU WIS apparently moro
~ SERIOUS ~, wound. ~ eytl stnsetluences followed
on an Ill., pe9sS g a n the @ Mona S,s was 80 y sFh 5
skin that Mr. Dunno did not even takr ttB pro-
cAutlon to hay0 It oanfcrizetl. iIu mentioned
they 100 never ant,irntsi Tilt tr,iSe. disease,
aud death would result from what seemed
4 HARMLESS SCRATCH.
But within tho pAst fDw days Mr.. dunno, who
work and continued IN apparently good health,
lex9n 70 complain OF al lnpxpltcah!o tiKltnrna
of thy chest, Ycstsriuy n,ot1'ils at !. o'clock
!. Dunne, tho City rhyslcinn, nud askgd him to
t2 M ssn3mota!nE s3a io re!os. THO pnin: III aeonnt
Of hn eSstons VT t hn a shss. lng
great lon1. Or. 11linn9 prescribed eUln0 n.lld
, 1880-02-05


The Inst spike OH tho Ch!cugo & Grand Trunk
1taIlrond has been driven. Generat-stapager c.
u. Peck did It With bis little slcdge-hAmmer at
noon yesterday. at Turkey Creek, about twelve
miles west Ut Valparaiso. The ceremony was
witnessed by tho following officers md others
interested In tho now line: F. A. Howe, J. II.
Whitman. II. Funnel, ]. G. james, l.. e. sntvcly.
9. ". Prescott, A. Y. Powell. E. Il. Hamilton. 0.
L. stoxcr, II. 1iaynor. Lop bailey, Judge STAN
field. Charles Webster, H. z. Ismond. r. J.
Stark, J. c. Golithwaitc, J. ". Jones, md ". II.
Warner. There was no spccchmaking or other
ceremonies. As scon rs General. Manager I'ock
hail completed the t1sk Of fastening down
she 1nst tS The oc.,e5 ept'Te p"Tt ta e Sa
brought them fran valraraiso aud camo on
to Chieago. Every part Of tho, road was in
tse s' pary s celcbratcd tho svcnt at tho fremont
lIn,l1g with a wet banquet"
Tho new Chicago & Grand Trunk Is to be
NaMlrcaly stated, the freight las!ncs* will conu
In from T"cnty-sixt Atrectoyer tho burlington,
nnd find accommodation at the freight. houses
Tho passenger tr,tfns will es,ne III over tho Pan.
Handle, tho t1cpnt nf which ts at tho corner OF
Clinton and Carroll streets.
ANOTHER GRAND CONDENSATION,
The lust proposed grantt rnllruatl combination
Ia that for tho completion Of nn Independent and
intcrmcdut Q line Ut r1l1lroad frun. tho West to
tho South AtIantic,-h line that ia to belong to
no combination, 10 FREQ to Cincinnati aud
Louisville nllkc, and hayc rs its terminus tho
finest md most spacious commercial port on tho
South Atlantic. This ltro comprisca tho Knox
willie, Columbia !; Charleston Liuc, and tho port
ia Chnrlcstan. For s,me tilnc there hus bccn m
tnqllry for tho lt,wct elnsses nf South Carolina
rafltnnd SECURITIES. which nrcv,tuely ,Wcro nj.
most unrlarkrtMlle. II hns lust luaked oI1t thnt
IL ByIntlcNtu ut Now York NirCa1y owns 40,uu
El!tlres Of tho cnpstal stock of tho
South Cnra1EnA Company. Tho whole
number uf shAres IN 6k!i90, no TINT tho synd1ent0
is FaId to lo m!,llt to put in flno llno III se-
ships to Charleston IL mnNe connection wit1, tho
Cincinnati! Southern llutlrlad by way of Calusn-
commenting tIurs, Fr,ln ChnrlGsttM tH CInc!n.
natl, by why Ut Ashuyille, Knoxville, Cary.yiltc,
md Unnylllc, the iIsut,CG IL GDt miles, which Ia
more thMn 100 mi!ps less than tho shurt llnu from
Cincinnati tu EAypl!uh.
, 1880-02-05
THE OFFICES.

NEW T0nk APPOINTMENTS
6ptefat Usrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAentSnTOE, D. c., Fob. lit is very evident
TINT t',ora Il to he nrothcr contest In tho sc1ato
over tho confirmation ot New YHrk appoints
n,cnts. Tile New York Cengressnlen re-
fuse to Acccpt the 1io,ntnHtOn or Jnmos
Q. Howard. or Ohio, tho Presidents bl.
nsrnphcr, to hg Appraiser Mt tho
port Of Now York. md tho nomination Of George
Walker, of Springfield hnss.. NOW I'M Insurance
agent In Now York City, 10 he Consul General ut
Paris, aud credited tn New York. There Is 10th
ing, OF cnnrse. aga!nst Howard us II gentleman
or tiogrsrher, hut New York members s,iy hs ls
r1on.rcsiItrnt, md TINT after tho President
hHd mntlo such stIteni0nts to them as he did he
ought mt to have been appointed. As to tho
appointment Of Wnlkcr, there. Is even grcatcr
opposition. 1Ie is a personal friend Of iIr.
Evarts, an} is entirely unknown to my member
of tho New York delegation. Moreover, tho
Now York Congressman say thut Evhrta " had
tho crrontry," rs Dre of them put 1t, to confer
with them about il!llng tho plnce aflcr he l,n'l
Walker.
JosfS xuuTox's CASE.
When tho Sonutc went Into executive session
th-tsny thu nomination Of John Afnri0u as Ct,l-
lpctnr ur Internal Iicycrlse ut SAn Francisco WIS
renchcd sctlttur llaoth ri4kg ut letiRth t1s nt'-
ros! TO- t. t ifs en- IT'S
KuisI!ga stnteslnll',. hut dia mt think tlnt he
should occupy tho 1'fnco Of Collector OF lnternnl
ltcyenun ut Sun Fra,1riscn. The only ubJeetlon
70 Mr. llghy, who HOW occupcs tho plAcc, .wns
that he it'd not POSSESS business qualifications
necessary for tho management uf 10 lnrge Il
collection district md It IL hartlly to 10
s"pp3isn ss'ppTiar nesI.tcs, i ~ Mr. % Morton has ,s
alrcaay thu cons'llshp at Honolulu, with a aa!-
nry VI 81 ul per nilnll.n. SNvrrnl other Senators
Expressed thu satne. views. and, nflrr u two
llf,tira' debate. the subject WIS ptIspUncd until
iii executlyo sesslult, which IL to he-hell ttt-
morrow. While thGrU Is Il grent respect mani
frsicd by tho older HeHntors for tho tncuiury
Of their tlrcensltl nss0cinte from lnn1a, and Il
desire to advnncc the Interests IF hla son, tarro
arc doubts na tu whether the nomination will bo
confirmed. TIC Two Senators and four Repre-
acnsatisCa fron California oppose tho nonltla-
tlou.
NOMINATIONS ny THE PRESIDENT.
10 tho 1Ftste11s AEsoetatsI Frtst.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. 1.-The President
hns nominated Charles l.. l1olste!I,. Of lNdiWnn,
to bo United Stalcs Attorney for the District Ut
lnllnun: Alexander q. Wells, ur LotlsItnn, SUR
ycynr Of Customs, District Of Louisiana; E1Htr
": biann. Of Wyoming. Register If tho Land
Ollt:e ut ChGyennc, Wy. Tar; Juncs l.. linworth.
0f Kansas, Indian Inspector,