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New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
6tcamboats ano Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave Now. York from foot Of Desb0sses ana NoII

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
landt-sts l...,..,.,
Indianapolis Chicago and the West. Hlohmoni
and the south Pullman from Baltimore 10 Ne"arA'
VI n m Tor WashinFton and the west Pullman from
New York Baltimore and Washington, maAlnS roSe cor
n.ctnns for Ptt-hurg Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS Louisville
snd - Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore u Onoh
natl and -. LOUIS. nj,
man sle rls from York 10 Baltimore and Washington
making connections for chicago Cincinnati lndanap0
H. Iouisvie II Louis Columbus, PittsbuTg the south and
Soubv It through Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Cncin-
natl connects Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida New Orleans and the south . 49,
For tronCh tickets please cal at Companys Once 30
Broadvav New o, at ticket OhcHs foot OF COrtandt
PoI-ND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS. NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSET.
~ Ferry station ia New. ! orl foot Of Libcrtyst 49,,
Ferry station IN brooklyn foot 0 Fuonst JeNclis ntiI
Commencing Oct g. lS79Traius leave New OIk, lool O'
c,o Iiherty-st as follows po,.,t.-o No,ch
Chunh, lamaQIa, Nkcsharrc, Elmira, &c CONNECTS at
Junction with D. L. end W. X. r. .. ,,.r,.,,r,
80 a. M For High Bridge ldancl ii,lon
Mauch Chunk. Tam2iua. Wikcshaire scranton Nll'"'
1890 a. and 1870 p. SOM erve and Flcmnct1n
%. For flcmngton. Easton, Mauch chunk, lauvlut
WlEtsldrte scranton. Iunklauuock Tama4ua lia'Joh'
Hcatlng. Potisylc. Harrisburg, Gc. -,,-..,, d,
100 T. m For Iligh Bridge Branch h's'oh be'''"er' ~
$50 r. in dalv.For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
Flmiri &c Connects al Junction for d., j. am \" H. H.
f,' 7ine m tn iorFi tont see Timetable. at stations
81 May TRAIN~-ledyc al s:i5 II u. for ouni
Iooi and ugfise stations ayd at $50 for Fstph
Allentown. Reading and Harrisburg. .,t,,
aJcrcv Gjy station to ami ircm BrooAiy ana ETC D''
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
Ocean Steamers.
A NERTCA[ LINE

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ONLY Tran shtlautic Line Ter The AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing Thursday Philadelphia. aud every We'd
nesiay Liverpool
lord COUGH, SATURDAY. Jan. ~. p m.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
VO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED EOCiE AND SHORT LINE
BfTWtkS
NEw-YOIk ANp PHILtDfiPilIt
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
TNPERi\L GERMAN NALL Hambug

American Paoke, Comrauys Line for PLYMOUTH
CHEEBOU iG and HANBt RG.
Tf..-I So Jar 49, WtiLAN d. ....- ...... Feb >
EVA A......Ji 90 HERD fft......-.... Fe l2
Rates or ua.-e-o 10 Plymouth London, Chcrb0Ig Utla
burg ana au points Fug'anl Scotdn ami W',es First
Caulu gold @ltO; second CABIN. tud so oi'"fa2e Su
r,u,y, $50. q. T.. RICHARD C B9AS. 'i'L pa-A At.
.ifNHARDTV co.. 81 broadway. New-NO.E.
- ....-..-L n M. N !r.ll-.- N,N-loLk.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
NEW YORK. HANANAand MEXICAN NAIL
= -.--.-.-- .--.- ---- -. B :. y .L = p b.

'
AID VERA CEl h. VIA HAVANA
Calling at Pfoerc,O. tlnpe,he ana frontera ~.
CITY OF E|-YOitk tdsNaut aal Mex xcol SAT ! an !
ttITI or WA-llINGTDN Uiavana ouv' Thurs Jan. y
'CIll OF ALLNANHEiAdiavalaa and MeA'o. Hai tfh :,
CITY tE MAr.fIAttlDN llii.atia only .... hl- t ~
~ a. la c4Itc ~ulu t4De service. No eKra charge
CITY Or MEXICO VIII lclye NeW-pr.eaus jan %
and Feb lGfJr N,a cruz VIA Ea"tai iamWco. ana lux
pai. CONNECTING with Steamers fOr Havana. New l"ik
F.AIIAA.DI.t. g Sons. Nos - iild i1 Hr'a"Way
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
NpERIAl. GrRNAN MAIL.

n : \
NORTH GEKMAN LLOYD .....-
STEAM lilt iISE "! i.tii.;; -; MS '"A'
Gop. VERDE -. af It = 1913 j. y ----Ni 'l %
Tf Jan. % i.'.' = .-l 'll
RATES OF PkS~AG from NrW-N Oitk 10 sou iAAf-
TON, HANks OE BkENFN. ..,
FIRST CABIN 500 SEC I'D CAEl JJ
STEEHAGE $50 .
Return t'fets At Reduced rates. Prepaid 'te'a;c ciE
Cafe-. 80. ,..
Sc,asc tickets all points 300 the o'aa OF Eng 9d go
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
.XNAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Those hrs,cass steamship. -a regularly at from
lilr No... NoItl River. a. follows. ,
CITY or NIft, CRU T.. Capt N9nslce Wc' jan -
~aN!lAtDD Dt CUBA capt fpOie .-.--~ai Ja;. ~
nroiao- lasrpa ,cd) For freight na sage aDpy
To- WILLIAM =. CLYDE & co. 30 80 Hio2tWay
BROS Agents IN Havana
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
yrrW.yOph ordIO\G BRANCH DIVISION.

|. w = -
~ leave foot oi ihntN--t for i'lth AlllN'
south Aubcv EcI Bans. Long Branch O. tan Grove ~
SIS, lI.fJ l:l5 L. ':l' d. M .r,tr , ,r,t,,ran ~1
stage come, ,uon 60 AMI IRON h. iD''' "' -
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
RED STAR LINE-FOR Az

u BETWEEN NEW-YOKK AND HANKN
pier ofCompanv new North River foot OF Mortonss
Travellers THIS line avoid both transit by EnRsh ra
way and the dscomorts of crossing the Channel IN sn
ANERIOUi t. b. Jouca. " edneslay Feb H. II m
FRA NOE 1rudclie......- "Wednesday. Ffb * II r. an
Credit LYOnnss PARIS IN amounts tOsuL
LOIin DC BkBIAN. Agent No. % BIOadwAT.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
EUION LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
ron nTTILN -TnLEN lINERrnDI

FOR EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving PIER 80. y. Il foot OF King ST.
NEVADA. - DAY. Jan. 2O 1880 a, m
MONTANA E~DAN. Jan. p. $50 a. m
Wl-CO ONSl i7DAl. Fep s. lu3U a. III
ARIZONA TT ~ DAY. Feb 10, a. i
ESDAN. Feb. H. no - m
tT These steamers Dult Of Tun ia Wacrtlght com
partments ard furnished with every requisite 70 MAKE"
the passage the Atlantic both SAFE and agreeable av
INC bath IOOH smok okiDg.ro0m, oiawiu@ro0m. piano AM
library also exueuenced surgeon. soWaldess AMI aerron
each stemrr The stateIOau aic al upper deck. thus
ing those ate-t o. al luxurts at se' perfect yenfoa
AMI iEl,i. . -
500 INIEEMEDIAIE. $40; - tl.lAtE u, at lOw rates
L e GI-iON
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
THE SUPERIOR COURT.
A WHOLE AFTERNOON ON A SHEER
IFS SALE CASE.

A WHOLE AFTERNOON ON A SHEER
IFS SALE CASE.
Special reported for the GAZETTE.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. AT the con-
clusion Of Mr.. Lore's argumentin the
libel case, to-day the jury were dis
charged until 10 O'Clock Monday
morning, and the balance of the
general jury from further attendance
at this term. Court then adjourned
until 8 O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Application was made by George
Gray ESQ.,, for a rule to show cause
why the Sheriff's sale of David
Lemons property No. III Market
street, Wilmington, on July 10th
last, should not be set aside. The
ground for the application was gross
inadequacy of the price at which the
property was sold $12,5 Benz.
Nields, Esq, represented the credi-
tors. This is the third time the pro-
perty has been sold.
Archibald Given testified that in
his opinion the fair cash value of the
property was $4,000; Edwin w.
Thorne, 1926, 900, exclusive of fixtures
which are worth from 81 900 to Sc, 900
Philip Plunkett, 5000 to $40, 900;
VIM. Bright, 500, 900 to $25 900; Tho
mas Ford, 800 900 to 1924, 900; Evans
Pennington SIC, 1000, at a Sheriff's
sale. James W. Ware, $2l 900; d. Es
Buckingham, $4,000.
On the other side, Mr.. Nields
offered the writs under which the
property was sold three times once
under a mortgage for $4,000, and
again under one of SO 900, with about
three years. interest due on each
mortgage, two of the sales having
been set aside, and the purchase
money having been forfeited in the
| other sale.
Mahlon M. Child testified that
the property was assessed at $l5 ,009
and at Sheriff's sale comparing this
property with its assessed value and
with other Sheriff's sales, he thous hit
it would bring from $12 900 to s14,-
900.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Morrison
said there was avery good attend
ance of moneyed men with several
bidders at each sale of the property.
Sam'l W. McCaulley, Esq, did not
think the LeD, IN property would
rent for more than $1,000 to $1,000
per annum.
Geo. s. Capelle did not think the
property was worth more than
$4,000 or $l3, 900.
Other testimony of this sort fol-
lowed, and arguments were made by
Messrs. Gray and Nields, until $50
O'Clock. Decision was reserved, and
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Monday morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
General News.

Robert A. Brown has been arrest
ed at Folsom, California for counter
feitlng. Dies and false coin were
found in his possession.
Two hundred and eighty eight
deaths from diphtherla have beon re-
ported in New York city in the last
Ave weeks.
The Land League of Monroe
county, New York, at a meeting
Yesterday approved the proposition
to send American counsel to the de-
fence of Mr.. Parnell and his asso-
ciates, and resolved to pay its share
of the expenses. Similar action was
taken by the Land League at Mon
treal, which received 700 new mem
bers and subscriptions amounting to
| $ll00.
A public reception was given il
Germania Hall, New York, last
evening, to the Socialist exiles from
Germany.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
Man Never 1s-Bu Always 60 be
BleAt.

At the time of reckoning, which comes
to all at the approaching close of the
and regret sums spent in delusive schemes
of speculation. The natural course OF
sensible man is to WOO the fickle Goddess
Fortune once again, and in reading the
the advertisements contained in the ad-
vertisements of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company determine to send M. A.
Dauphin, No. 3l9 Broadway, New York
ten dollars in time, by Tuesday, 14th Of
December, to be invested in the Grand
Extraordinary Drawing under the per
sonal care aid supervision of Generals q.
I. Beuregard, of Lr., and Jubal A. Early,
of Va, stands a share of S522,500. Why
not? dec2-6t.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
L0c0i Lines.
lIlls dIawinr Inn nInun

'',' u drawing to close.
h. n '''' goes To the jury to-day.
Haag "ea'th VIII meet this
1 STl,'II S'''I Is only ,wo weeks from
lnDgn,rn, lnnr, ,uonncll will give another
E,e,i7 III ths Cloud-Lynn Inspector,
h tSI od,,l. i, E 4, ,Singley, of the GAzrrrrh has
Il'eHng. '''o'al Gays but Is no"
3 an 1lanff2u al had a fine audience and
H.. Iv,,@I ,1A',elirnt performances at her
ba '"' ma'lnee on Saturday after
hisnl.y, ,y,"y ,,, Mirror failed to appear
|nny r,, morning. Wilmington IL ev,.
iv,mper cohgenial field for Sunday
oa,a A,l' sly by F. s. chanfrau. at the onor,
Aaper,, ,oavnriay eveniug, was one of tn,
AtienceU ,,l u thces of the season. Til,
.FIhr was OF fair proportions.
he great TSrs T,'t OF Twist inst received a
'hiCh We a.co unacco Mart, 4th and Shipley
OOnd. T'e retailing at 80 cents De
lowest n,ica iargrst stock in the State
H'ce' IN the country.
a. a CHAPMAN, Prop'r.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
ACCIDENT.

Il B.i> MErr THEIR DEATH IN
'HtLLrOr CREEK.
bier 0t BOYS were sliding and
S..|pl creek, near Wal on
'r huu'r saturday afternoon
l'-roi u~m m . h ir death in al
a#Ap 'ei mauuer The v ctims
Prov g. lu.-. aged welvs years,
a NM Il Eighth street,
h'D|l Jr. aged l3 years and
'A'I''." man VIM II. Bacon,
W \ n,i l.. Et-hih street, ami
49, " I|u, aged Is years, resId-
NA"i ulnhd Il street Wilson
''fF D. thelcr, preparing To
'a'.' anl ID, the edges were
'e'.u .il Bacon stepped Out fol-
I''p' h"NiuE them now he had
l' '4" 'lilienlty' But ~ he did
" '|Nr aIi the three hOYs went
''lt W'o lhe chlliirg water
ill -ule at once disa ppeatinE
' .a' wilson remained IN the
'' hslug 10 The edge uf the
tl Iu h hIl,liug him 3eif up
'a.f 'plr, "a brother of jacob,
-r' hoy named sherman Biddlr,
"E- nncr. They brough
4 ID 1h"n iud colDreh man
300 'p II IN ,he neigiibor.
l'.tr um work, and who bv
.'.'n IL bld' tuat Wds along til,
l.d ~ rescuing young
i'm his dangerous position
9h MA 10 The house of Snnua
tni H' ~ hu' hr u As so chilled aud
I'7I nY lis stay in The cold waite
, wa unable to rally from tn,
b a-' ~ d At ouce. Bacon
. main IN tho water about an
(, sleA their dead bodies wer,
M, "'.' pu' with u boat hook. rh,
e.. VI Ne unfortunate lads wer,
4r. conveyed to their rrspecliv,
0L.' 'hl torOn r WeldIn accom-
NM ~ oHO5,ei made the r,quiret
en- .' ''u' ana deemiuE an iuques
h .',i 'S ave the necessary certi6
,,,, ""'-b where this untortunat,
l.. r'' look placb, was about fiv,
:. Il, me Ice WAS two and thre
h h,, ,g ."- & a'i' was very rotten an
bel 'o''oh Of the recent thawin
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
Meetings Tonight.

MONDAY.
Friends Social Lyceum.
Uniform Division, K. of P.
Shields Library Association.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. r. NJ.
Delaware Lodge, No, !, l. o. o. +.
Herman Lodge, No. 10, 1. o. o. r.
Washington Lodge, No, l. X. OF P.
Wilmington Council, No. s, o. q. A. N.
Washington Lodge, No. 8, A. o. G. f..
Union Encampment, No. Z, 1. o. o. 4.
Star of Bethlehem Division, (colored) 8
OF 7,
Rank, X. of P.
Wilmington and Brandywins Council,
No 3. .. U. A. M.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
BIRDS, BIRDS.

We call attention TO Messrs. Stidham
& Sons advertisement in another col
umn, who will have public sale of a
fine collection of birds just brought
from Germany. Lovers of birds should
not fail to attend. Seats provided for
the ladies.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
RESIGNED.

Benjamin Bellew, formerly Coroner
Of this county, and for the past twelve
years flagman for the P. W. & B. r.
at the foot of West street, has resign
ed his position. He will remove to
Newport and reside with a niece.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
DIED

CHANDLER.-At ais residence in Chris
tiana Hundred, on the lst of December,
MarshallS. Chandler, in the 65tb year OF
hislage.
The friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral, from his
late residence, on Monday, Dec. 9th, at
O'Clock p. M, and proceed to Centre
Meeting HOISe,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
BLANKETS.

Messrs. W. M. Kennard & Co., have q
large stock of Blankets and are Offering
them at lower prices than they can buy
them to day. noy24-eod.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
/ 9aily 6assttt.
|psT EDITION,
'seaE,sIoSAL CONTEST
,,vroS OF THE DOVER
|il U, LATEST MOVE.

,,,o1 OF THE DOVER
|II,T,. LATEST MOVE
.,,,,ment made in Satur- :
l'lol~r l.rrg, of the intention OF !,
Ila', 10 contest the seat OF
HI u,.oI' T. Martin IN the next
-'l.' Nv. rrealed a profound i'm
+ Do .5,rly on account OF the
"' bnl that Judge Houston
e, n fti,o,elf TO the plan that Is
5Ir sIo ,c.o..ar.emplhion. ,...r 49, .o,,on,.
nv Jorbi that the scheme
f., h 10 and r'' planned, and is to be
is,i,slr isy, , by Harrington, Fisher,
''."lo.ier. '"" OF the Dover ring
|.@ il' rspuolicaas knew nothing
/ .Di ~ + ,eems that IN This con,
1 " Gs distribution of Federal
ms Lolaiy Committee lie,
|.ol,b., county are 10 be forced
|5s while the Dover ring
/ ..'o lls fruits Of victory III
|-D..l,orlhe contest comprise
.e cries Of uufair assess
IiIs.,I voting. Notwllhstand-
l.@1, lle recent election was
s,,r east in the State, and
Fgso,he pepu alton, according
o.p.ns. the contest Is to be
so ,on,.l that the Republi-
[a,1..,.; derived o. a mum
% Sufficiently Iarse to have
lLla Houston had they been
/ rn. rhe notice Of contest
| ii by judge Houston, last
E,m. been prepared by Ed
g5-sy, + O., of Dover-and
l.. a35u Col. Maslln Saturday
| m In. tain, as he was com
f. Delaware Railroad, Oh his
|g4bu-wu |
Il Wilmington 0 inlons vary a
ii ar,perstr move Of the Dover
|gmbltMs genera y have httl'
ni,one are e identity ashamed
|aag4ne.y gtuzy reasons slveI
l oa5s. The prevailing Demo
|nloa is that the Republican
| B-pr.seuJ,tIy 5 will gladly
aa d., slightest pretcXt, an'
n Io. Martin Ia the most sum
|si,a-.-lnd tina, the result woul'
~a .ur sane had his majorlt.
|,.Wis,al of about 100. How
|,sal4eisooi Col. Martin will
|igroag defence, 80 that, in cas-
|..p4,sl, The ac. VIII be : ch
/ lnll that every decent Repub
|AD.,4gare will be ashamed OF II
The daily gazette., 1880-12-06
fglLER, ELECTED.

|UFflC ERS ELECTED.
IyA Post. NO. /, g. A. r., of this
Aoecied the following officers
NsM ,he coming year
i eCvnmander-Dr. Oliver Bliss.
Wee CommaAdcr-J. Vain
!.
iGt Conmauder-Ezra Sulli'
EnsmN,er-Daniel Ross.
lils4-Jr. +. A. Keables.
lill1-W. ). McNair.
tsiai.le day-Ed. j.. White.
tad be Guarl-Geo. w. Craw-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-03
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

The Evangelical alliance, represent
ing Protestant Christendom throughout
the world, have for years suggested a
program for the week Of prayer, so that,
as far as possible, all praying people
might unite on the same day In the same
petitions. The branch alliance of the
United States adopt, with slight modifi-
cations, It's program, and suggest the
following themes and order for the APP
proaching week Of prayer, January 20,
viz:
January 2-Theme: "ChFiSt the only
hope OF lost world" Monday, B.
Thanksgiving for the blessings, temper
al and spiritual, OF the past year, and
prayer for their continuance. Tuesdays
Humiliation and confession ON account
OF individual. social and national SINS.
Wednesday, 6.-Prayer for the church of
Christ, It's unity and purity; IFS ministry
and for revivals Of religion. Thursday,
6.-Christlan education; prayer for the
family. Sunday schools. and all educa.
tionai Institutions; for the Young Mems
Christian associations and for the press
Friday, Prayer for the prevalence OF
jusrice, humanity and peace among all
nations; for the suppression Of intern.
perance and Sabbath Dissertation. Sat
urday, 6.-Prayer for christian missions
and The conversion of the world to Christ
Sunday. 0.-Theme: Onthe Ministration
of the Holy Spirit.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-03
THE sourHERN CENSUS.

There has been widespread belief
that In some of the southern states the
recent census was fraudulent. Itseemed
impossible, under the condition of af
fairs which have prevailed there for the
last ten years, there could be the in
crease reported In some OF those states.
This was particularly the case in por-
lions Of South Carolina, and means have
been taken to test the correctness Of the
enumeration. The president has di-
rected General Walker, superintendent
Of the census, TO again canvass certain
townships In South Carolina, to ascer-
tain IL the report of the supervisor of
census in that state is correct.
Colonel Butterield. of Vermont, who
was supervisor Of that state,
and a man In whom senators Edmonds
and Morrill, profess the greatest conf
dence, has been assigned tn this import
ant duty, and with four able and expert
enced assistants he has begun the work
Of going from house TO house in the To-
cAlities designated and taking the census
as thoroughly as il is possible to be done,
getting the names Of the people, age sex,
color, description Of the houses and 9th
er detailed Information 70 establish the
thoroughness of his work. II will be
remembered that similar test was made
last September by Mr. Gannett, OF Maine,
and General Walker reported 70 the sec
rotary of the interior that the result show
ed the accuracy Of the returns made by
the supervisors in South Carolina That
report was made public IN October; at the
close Of October the census bureau pub
lished bulletin No. giving the popula-
ton Of South Carolina!by counties and
townships, the total being 995, 800. This
test is made by the president TO satisfy
himself aud other prominent men that
the census was correct, notwithstanding
the president himself believes the former
return was honest Il is said that the
correctness Of the returns of other south
ern states will be challenged and the
charge made In congress that the whole
census in that section was stuffed to in
crease the claim 10 more representatives
from the south. We presume If the
present enumeration being made by
Colonel Butterfield subtsantiates the
correctness OF the former one, there will
be no further doubt in regard to any OF
the states.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-03

build new church II Washington, ID,
c., aud lis object is to be attained by
contributions from the whole country
The society has designated Joseph
Smith. No. POT West Seventh street, this
city, as IFS agent 80 receive subscrin-
tions and receipt FOR them. They
hope to lay the corner stone about
March 1st.
Tie Ex-New Ensianders.
ATcHIsoN, ks, Foy. e4.-Tbc New
EnglaHders of the city and county had
q reunion here to-day. Senator ingalls,
presided, and responded TO the toast of
Massachusetts. Addresses were also
made BIZ Judge Webb, Hon w. W.
Guthrie, Noble l.. Prehtiss, Charles n.
Hersey and Major H. Haskell, An ele-
giant dinner was served the OLD New
New EnglandeTs and songs we're sang,
and bali III The evening. The affair
was thoroughly enjoyable. About $50
persons were present, representing all
New England states.
He Plead Guilty.
New YORK, Nov. 24-.Iames OsBrien
alias Robert Lindsay, who was indicted
to-day by the Grand Jury for perjury in
connection with the Morey Chinese let
ter, was arraigped before Judge Cowan
in the general session. He pleaded
guilty, and said he was born in George
town, d. C.; 81 years old; no occupation.
He was renamed until Friday for SEN
tence.
PouGHKEEPsYE, n. Y, nov. 24.--The
river is closed from Albany to Hudson.
Two tugs with forty canal boats and
barges in tow, passed here going south
at 10 a. M, being the last tow from Al
bany. Navigation to Albany may be
considered closed tor the season unless
an unexpected thaw comes.
After the originators.
New York, Nov. 26.-The grand jury
matter uf the Morey letter today. The
counsel ia the Philip case are sitting the
disclosures i4ade during the recent legal
proceedings, with the view Of finding
ihe originators of the letter and the &C
cessories to its publication.
\ Lucky Editor.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24-Therc is a rumor-
tonight from apparently authoritative
sources that VIM. Penn Nixon, manag
ing editor of the Inter Ocean, will be
postmaster of Chicago under Garfield's
administration. The present postmas
ter, f. W. Palmer, was formerly editor
of the Inter Ocean.
Gold Receipts
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.--Receipts OF
gold thus far this week is below expecta
lions, but is not far from $7,000,60
The clearing house exchange for the
whole country last week shows de
cline of about 81 per cent. from last
year, those at New York falling about
per cent.
Takes Rise.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2G.-An advance o
two and IA half to three dollars per bal,
on cotton to-day created quite an exu
| berent feeling among St. Louis opera
tors, the most Of whom are "long." Thu
profits already in the sight are owe
| 100000.
| Bricl, Pomeroys 'Pard.
| MILWAUKEE, Nov. 24.-The Sentinel
| Lacrosse special says Alphens o. Foote
former partner OF Brick Pomeroy in tn
publication of the Lacrosse Democrat
was to-day sentenced to five years in tn
penitentiary for forgery.
Killed by Snow Slide.
ALMA, Col, Nov. 25.-J. f. Dunn wa
killed yesterday by snow slide, wliIcl
carried him 5000 feet down the noun
| tain side
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-03

The American Bible revision commit.
tee has completed the revision of the
English version of the New Testament
and has transmitted the result of its la
bors to England. The British commit
tee will meet in November for final &C.
ton, and the university presses of Ok.
ford and Cambridge are expected to is
sue the revised New Testament In Feb
ruary, 1881. The Old Testament will be
published two or three years after. The
American revisers have given their time
and labor for eight years without com
pensation. The necessary expenses have
been provided for by voluntary subscrip
lions. Any friend of the undertaking
whe will contribute toward The expenses
SO or more before February next, viii
receive memorial copy of the first uni
versity edition OF the revised New Tesla
ment, handsomely bound and inscribed
The money must be sent to the president
the Rev. DIR. Schaff, or the treasurer
Andrew L. Taylor, in the Bible house
New York -