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DEMANDS OF WORKfNGMEN.

The movement among the furniture workers
and cigarmakers to obtain higher wages and rcduc
ton Of the hours Of work is yet at end EhTert
Remann furniture manufacturers, IN Prlnce.st. yes
terday reduced the hours OF work to nity-six per
week. The employees Of Brunswick, Bake Co.. billiard
table manufacturers, still on strike except few
who have returned TO work at the old rate The cigar
maker in tho employ Of smons Brothers, in East
tysiKthst., have been on strike few DAYS, and
Yesterday accepted q compromise. They got half the
advance first demanded, 90 cents thousand cigars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

LIVERPOOL May l9-Pork-. Primo Mess Eastern dull
at Gs Wcstcrn. dun Ct 3d. Bacon@Cum1cTland Gu Cut
,ay ar AZ short Clear STEADY 49, Hams-iong
Hrmer AZ 47 Shoulders dull "a Cd Beef-India Mess
,iuiI -. n. Extra Mess dul S5 Prime Mess dun at
III. "Lard-Prme Western, duh at 37i6d Tallow-Pnmc
tty a.ndv at 80 81 Turpentine Spirits steady al Sd od
Ros,nCommOn hrmer at 46d; Fine. dull at III Cheese
American Choice steady 69 Lard OF. dun a. 49,
Einnr-Fxtra state steady at a. Wheat-No. ], White.
6rmer n i0ld: Spring so .. steady ~ 99d New WIN.
Tor Western steady at 10 Cd; New southern Winter steady
nj M I'd Corn Mixed Old mer at All Id; New Mlxcd
6rmer al ANA. COtIonseed On1YeLow Ameriean' none
~ Inorket. Rosn-Common, AZ London, duh at 400
IT1nrncniine SPIRITS at London. steady az 80 CD.
Tn%unH Nav I9-A o. m-Calcutta Lnseed So 9j6l6d
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HARPER & BROS,

Sketches and Studies In Southern Europe. BY John
AddngtOu SymOnds 2 vols, post SvO, cloth, 81.
History Of the Administration Of dc Witt By
James Goodies. Vol l. 1623-l6j4 With Portrait Svo.
coth 81 sc.
Bunyan. By James A. Froude. English Aen OF Letters
Series l2mo, cloth. rs cents
HiIdretb's United States. From the first setdlemens
Of the county end Of the XVIII Congress- BY lacnard
Hiretn. vols. SvO, cloth, Sl2,
Memoirs of Madame de Remusat 1897 sos Edited with
nrefaCe and Grandson Paul lie Remusat soma
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ORDINATION OF THREE BISHOPS.

CINCINNATI, May 19.-At the Methodist Con-
ference this morning the Committee on Form Of Legs-
lstop reported plan for dividing tho General Confer
cnee into two houses. ministerial delegates and lay
delegates. Ordered printed. The Committee on Lay
$1,000 of oue lay delegate for every six pastoral
Charges in each presiding elders district p,s,oDs
NV furTber business, the ordination OF blsnopS
,..oa Hnrsf and Foss took place according to the
~ the CSurch Bishop Simpson OBLIGATED, assisted
So fhs other Biehops Tue ceremony vas Witnessed ny
Siar0a crowd OF PEOPLE.
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GERMAN CATHOLIC CONTENTION

ST.. LOUIS, May 19.-The German Catholic
onvant,on to-day adopted resolution that the annual
convention of the Central Society be held on the fourth
SUNDAY of september. The convention then went into
the election Of officers for the ensuing year,
Henry J. spaunhorst, st. Louis VeeecSeu' ni"s Wv"
.~.,Ssnt Iouis Ernst Rochester. N Y; second vice
n,ss,aen & VIM. Druhe, st. Lous recording secretary
$athsr A. scbWenniger New York corresponding anu
$nsncts sscretsry Franz Hafner, Buffalo; treasurer
John n. DietZ. . - ..Ho -ovt rloca NJ
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oapoorD no A THIRD TERM, NOT TO GRANT
OPPOSED ~ II 1,h LnnI Hn.rtnl Iniirnnl lpenl

The great mass of those who are consclen :,
touslv opposed TO the third term think as hgnly OF
Socacy of hs nomination. But they doubt me e1pe5
diency of placing him in the field tor third term anu
those VINO are opposed his nomination for TINS reason
persuaded to fOrego Their fSe idea has too
strons n hold upon a great many Republicans 10 NC
easily overcome. But their opposition ~ " 'ue N
spnd vof IN
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The foreign mails for ,Ss wses sndnf
m, for Eurcpe; BY steamship Wisconsin. va ouee9s
va r,sSss %,s
Addressed: and at II a. m, for France direct ~
steamship Labrador Havre and at IL ani for Europa
by steamship Weser, via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen On
thursday. at 1880 M, for Europe by steamship he
public via Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany ana
France must be specially addresssdl and ss Il M ics
0nih onebolrg and Hamenrg TOR Sreas
SATURDAY. at II m. for Germany, De-. BY steamship
Great Continent be specially addresed
and IL for Europe by steamship City Of Richmond.
via Queenstown Correspondence for Scotland must be
cay addressed and at ~ for scotland direct BY steam
ship CiTcassa Glasgow The for Denmark Sweden
and dispatched BY Hamburg and Bremen steam
only. The malls for Honduras leave NewYork Nay III.
The mails for Falmouth Montego Bay and MaraaiDo leave
NewYOrk May 49, The malls for the Windward fslands leave
NewYOrk May TO- The mails for Havana leave NewYork
May 10 and 90 The mails for Mexico leave New YORK NAY
~ The mails for 81 Pierre Miquelon leave MAY
20. The mails for Aspnwa and south Pacific leave New
York May D. The mails for Newfoundland leave NewYork
YORK May 90 The mails Australia San Fran
June The mails for China and Japan leave san Fran.
June l6. THOS. L. JAMES. PostmASisc
Posi- Ohice Nev.York. May is. 1880
Structure Impotence and Diseases Of the Generauys or
gans radically speedily cured Rours 70 and 6to
HENRY A. DANIELS. Md. l44 Lexngtona near 29thst
T, M. Stewards STEAM ARPET.CLEANIN0 Works.
1926 7tn.ave- NewIork send for circulars
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JAMES H. sTURTEvANT.

James H. Sturtevant died at his home,
Hudson, Monday. in the forty year OF
his age. He was born In Savannah, Ca, and WINS the
Oldest son of J. sturtevant one OF the Oldest resi-
dents OF that place. Mr. sturtevant was graouatcu
soro woford College South Carolina. and studied for
the ministry but came to New-YOrk after the heDelQn
and changed his plans He was engaged Ia Durness III
Rajlst for number OF years, but met WIN reVerscs'
He Mas a genial gentleman and ripe scholar.
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THE AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY.

Boston, May 19.-The American Oriental
society held its annual meeting at the rooms OF 'ne
American Academy Of scinee today Ine hev DE- =,
o.. wss reelected president. and Professor W.
= vst,nsx socretary. 1t was announced that the late
Raw. Dr. yossph p. Thompson had left bis valuable
rsusal lorary 70 the soelety PsPes were r., Fess
rrossssoS Esy nnd Porter d Bliss. Of ESW'fOrk
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The Manliness of Christ. BY Thomas Hughes. Cloth. 81
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w. j. MIDDLETON.
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O'Meara's Napoleon. Napoleon in Exile or yclss
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CHARLES III. I.KWIS.

HARRIsoNBURG,- Va, May 19.-ColOnel
Charles H. Lewis ex United States Minister TO Portu-
GAL died here Monday Of cancer in the face lie was sec
retary OF the commonwealth Of Virginia III 1862 under
,ba p,errcnont Government, and was appointed Minis
Ter Resident 10 Portugal hy President Grant IN 1870
resigning the position In 1874 he was IN tne sN3'
fourfh wear Of his age,
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CHARLES sCRlBNER,s SONS.

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KnichPrbocker's History Of New-Y0rk. BY Washing.
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owpP SOfD. Mrs. BeauchamD

THF BORROWER
prown wishing TO borrow book in persuasive accents
- Has your mistress Gulzot's History OF France
Servant (samming the door," We don't want no book
agents here"-( Harvard LaWpoon.
No PLACE LIKE HoME.-Barber-" Shall
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HENRY AsHWORTH.

LONDON, May 19.-Henry Ashworth, we'll
t-rown manufacturer Of Manchester. and prominent
free trader died at Florence Italy on Monday last Of
Roman fever.
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6uerial Notices.
Auuarelles.
sSnnehS s,,a r,OrTucrIoN

AQuafelleS.
MR. HENRY B. SAERIDAN's COLLECTION
OF SUPERB WATER C0LORS - $3.50
nv THE MOST RENOWNED MASTERS OF THE
oi FIRE tCH SPANISH AND ITALIAN SCHOOLS.
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A BARGAM.-(Scene, q county inn.)-Tour-
tat: "COnfound II, wOmaHI There's n chick III tls
eggi" Landlady: "Wcl sir, you are q lucky onel In
few weeks could have had Dalf crown for that fowl
and ere you get 1t for twOpenoe" tAnd still be YVES not
satished l-lPuupy bOlkb
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Democracy. An American Novel 16mo cloth, 81. Leis.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. May 20, n m.-The movement In
the barometer Yesterday was Irregular the tendency
at midnight being upward. Partly cOndy and cloudy
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged between
53e and Gao the average (Jse1 being on lower than
on the corresponding day last year. and j7s lower than
on Tuesday. 80
Warmer aud cloudy weather. with chances OF Ocra-
sionnl Hight khOwers followed by partly cloudy or clear
weather, may be expected to-day IN this city aud Vi
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JOnN WILEY g. SONS.

Ruskin's Modern Painters. vols. lound In foa Com
plee all the plates and wood eneraylngs Ciotn su
Ruskn,s stones Of Venice. Subscription Edition, with
all plates July copied from the latest
Vol 4 50. Vols Ii III TO follow soon. Uniform Win
the subscriptiOn edition OF the Modern Painters"
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PHILADELPHIA's LIBERALTTY.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The subscriptions
from Philadelphia for the relief OF the sufferers by the
Milton fire now foot up S24269.
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THE MILTON SUFFERERS.

In addition to the sums already sent to
TIE TRIBUNE, and forwarded to the Mayor OF Milton
the following amounts for the Milton sufferers have been
Vna
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FORDs, HOWARD & HUBERT. :,

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ppINr CLOTH MARKET.
rnnnprAN MARKETS.

FAIL RIvFR Mass. May lD.-The Printing Cloth mar
ket has ruled exceedingly Inactive and previous QUOTATIONS.
tlaf
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1'1S0''' DIN I8s and 10 (srand.st
weils,s Natural Philosophy. New edition Fully Illus;
reidited accordance with the latest
results Of discovery aud research BY worthlngtsn
81 So
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rRIBI,NE LncAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram shows the barometrcal Variations ~ tins cy
by tenth, inches The tpCDCicar lines gte dlY ions OF
time the - hours preceding midnight The irrrRur
line the oscillations by the mri ury dR
those hours. The broken dot Line represents thn Na
t In tonprraue Indicated the thermometer at Hud'
nntn PhATmACy US EIOhlWaY
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for he past q hours.

Synopsis for he past - hours.
wAep1ScToN. Nav 90. 1a.m.-Thc barometer
has fallen I'm Nrw.Ensland Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley and III the Cult States. and risrn slightly IN the
Northwest the Upper Lake region and in the South At
lautc States TIE temperature has fallen slightly IN
the Upper Lake region Cloudy weather and local rams
are reported from the West Gull States and local rains
in tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and also in the Lake region and New-EngIahu' e'se-
,hcrc cIear or partly cloudy weather prevails. East
cr,v winds continue on the EcwJrrscy coast, west TO
south winds in the Gulf States. aud light northwcstcry
winds I'm the Northwest elsewhere south To west winds
prevail.
JndiednOns
For the Middle Atlantic States stationary barometer
oostcr;v vcCrug TO snuihcrly wind. nearly saunhry
trInrfatute partly cloudy weather. with Occhsiohii
IA ~ near the coast. -, ...-
For Ncw-En gland. falling barometer nearly station
arv temperature. partly cloudy weather. hun' I""@
IHins south 10 west winds
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sper,al Monies

Fusseips Zee Cream y Coed.
quart and evered faraihes Qtd4f ~ -
tai Churches supplied Esabished le6l ~ bblo Houe9
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
HENRY HOLT &c CO..

Rsricted 10 books of the last TIRES months Ty adpsrst
Heretofore on the Lt,r1ry 1I5L
, 1880-12-17
SENATOR HOWE,
He ConrcFhes Nreety Upon shop, Cabl.
nrt% nn<l Iitun.trlnI NcottOfriy.

Ise ConrcFhen Nreety sipon Shop, Cahl.
nett ntid tHuuHtrlnI Ncotsufny.
Special DApateh to The CHICAGO 1ytbnHe.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 11.-Ex.H Senator Ituwo l,ns
hcpn tccturlng at different points In tho, Slate
during tho paAt week TN Edmund Igi,rkc, md
Inns mado Milwaukee bis temporary hen''1nar-
tors. Io-lay TuE Tnrns.SE correspondent In
torvcwed hin upnn tho subject Of Wisconstn's .
ctnns tn placu III Gen. Onr.lclt,'s Cabinet. Mr.
l1owe declared his hcnlth H1ntl, although .1o Is
rntlccably thinner md less vigorous thnn usnal.
lie sp0ku highly OF thu character arj tnte1ti-
kttcn OF tho audiences thllt conc out to hcar
his lecture On Edmund 1Iurkc; md In rcsnnnsc
10 query After his political views md incnn-
tons Hntd tint ho hAt no,,e,--tl.at he bud never
felt 81 rcstfut and comfortable, Bo fully nt cnsc,
ns Bince he becamo complete master OF his timc
and Acuons.
Aftcr answering many questions Rs to tho prol-
ectctl railway connections which, would make
Green Hay, his home. Frcat distributing point.
Saa ar sngns he believed inc present aY!a.ioa nf
establishing moro ]ncttrsus there. tho Cabinct-
'nak,us busltscss WIS discussed:
rs nava ever scet, t. ''9''''7' 80 ' 80 e'>'>N
yooS "W5%t Ss I 3ss'c Xss Sa0n of wlsco"''n' e""'
.Why, slr. in my opinion: no stato = moro en-.
titled 10 recognition III tho hnnfs nf tt1u lncon-
Ing Administration thnn Wisconsin,. shs nut
only has Ga.ns, but she Gun wei! ticnnl.d lilo
no her full duty townr Gen. Gnr,Ield and tho
asked ior 4 t"Ge. r:prcscnatisc, ; i wo.iI'. ie
% ~ more than Just TINT she now l'o rewarhci ~
Is ac s Ey 9Sts9 n or s sy
General. Tint ~ right. Mr.. l'nyne Ia n nun of
really remarkable executive nI!,ity. llc Is mt
pFttees k1,eW!s'lse of 10 ase W Of item: H. kisS
Aleck ltandall well: lie was Andy Johnson's
m II mi
, 1880-12-17
THE CARHANT CASE,
No Now Evidence to Be AAmittcd-Tsvo
OtlAor Similar Cases Dlsponeti OF.

No Now Evidence to 1se AAltltttcd-Tsvo
OtlAor Similar Cases DlspoHet OF.
Special utspatth to The Chisnoo 1ttbuns,
FnEEro,er. ILL.,, Dec 16.-The CorhArt cnso Is
now fully under wuy before tho Methodist su.
promo Court, ant 1t is decided to take no now
evidence, but to pass upon 1t uyon tho Testimony
taken by the Wisconsin Conference. Tho tcstl-
uluny Is very vuluulIn0us, and 1t will tAku tho
Clerk two dnys 10 roud It. Bishop bowman, OF
St. l.ouls, prcpilcs over this clerical court, and
tho Jury conslsts Of tho following riergynlrn,
UPpor Iowa Cohfcrcnco-Th9 Ruvs. 4: sxear.
Thomas i. burnett. liook !tlver Cnntcroncv-
Thu l.cvs. ]. l.fne1Arger W. H. Smith, j. ". Leo,
II. L. Martin, W. T. llnnlIRtuII, HcOFHu b. Young,
Central Illtnola Conference.-The lteys. q. J.
WNrth!nKton. II. q, TeMrcc, G. W. Arnp!l J. i.
Forsyth. G. Springer, ". II. Hunt, aud J. M.
lslnkn.
Tho Court has already 1eoidod two similar
cnaes-ttte Irst tAt uf tho Roy. j. W. 15ucks, Ut
tho I1lftMnA Conference, who WIS chnrged with
immortality; and tho decision rprofsftl,-and tho
other wns that OF tho !tuv. Mr.. Mnthcr, hf Mn-
l,osota, wh1 waa eharscdwitl swl.ldllnE 1T money
attriletB considerable AttGnttOn nl account OF
tho high position OF the accused, Atld tho lltl-
usia! vurtlIuls alruatly rendered " tho Wiscn-
8N Conference. first Hufjul ttnR
nr. Carhnrtursu tho Hueoml thaHiH'N.slH tllnllnK
him guilty OIL every count III tho long indictment.
The ltuv. Mr. l{Aoek iH on to xrtllisltl Anu focls
coulent tint he Will make Carhart Dut Us bai
IL tho charges nilrHg. nr. CArhhrt, on tho ctln-
trAry. ls trtnly Ut tho 0ilnnn that tho cnsp VII!
bo lnw tried by body thht IL unprecedented, ,autl
hiRll Ct,i,rt royrrses tho tuUIso nf tho WIscon.
vim Cnnf4runcu Il will rGstHru pr. Cnralrt to full
ful.owst,lp in tho Methodist Church. md Its Ne-
uou ", therefore. Of groAt Importance to him.
, 1880-12-17

didn't, At lirst shc took lItt:o Of Mrs. sasseys
medicine; t.nniIy etn r1laed that also Ehe Inst
very I,!tis le:h, nn4 usually had bright re''
yonr knowite1Re?''
"shc c.,ultlI,'t havo done It, sir. I was about
cpnttanly."
...! "'iow much should you say she ato during
well. sir. J. cnu!.int say, but not moro than
few hiinces altogether"
wGekst''
"Nnt \ sup. II was Just fotty.ninc days whtn
hho died ahcH sle tiu'1 tRstc,l fnu1l Or mcdcInp
shn ttH,k very ilttlo wntcr now and tiun-very
IitiIe."
without f1tnlY'
"La. sIr, l don't know, except she llvod OF
her int"
Now. Mrs. Torhune. ono thing more: WINS ahn
quito strung up tn nearly the lRst,-sny up 10
within D week Ut hcr ,1eath?'
=" she vHA. sir. ] think II ahe coiIld have been
persuaded to ent anything oven tnB Inst week
klIc might hnvc ltvcfl nf1 gOt well: '1>, In,ice.
didn't; TINT was ALL"
Thu lnlrtn mothor sat by and ltstef,c.l to all
that WA Eafil and contsrhirl her tin,sphtnr.in-
lnw,s ssnry 80 fur Ms she was personally nc'
4u0lntOd With tho facts.
, 1880-12-17

JuraE DAuMslOHIl-IH chambers,
JupuE NItntIlErr-CrlH,fnnl calpntlar.
AppEt1.ATa Covlsr-0l, W, o. Us, Ind %. No
oasu OIL honrlnH.
JUNE 6ulTli-No preliminary cn. Tral cnil,
a4o0 4te., 41., a4Dd, ubos, no isa, pulslfor v.
Clnuscn. On trla!.
JunuE ANrI.oHY-lsl tn 9o0, Inclusive. No.
lal. .Oltlershawy. Knowles, OIL tvtal,
JuM,k W1ItIAAIHs,N-AsslR4s Jl,tlgo Anthony,
No. atal5. taIdon Y. reop!o's Insurance. Cotnpa-
ny. on trim.
trial.
Y, N0Ddriell, ul, hearing. ''
JUNK ltOnKlta-Nu Gull. Tho WcstcrI Iidt.
na condemnation ctsc stll! on sEiai, but will 10
concluded tti-ilAy, .....
O. No. 1881, Armstrong '. llinsdalo Doylo
GrNnItO Company, on trial.
.JuiNiN trut.EY-si. ii, u. and sd. No, H. Meal.
lister v. MoAltistUr, III, hrnrlng.
lulWx HAHkuM-HN call. No. III, blwtu v.
Northwestern Life Insurance Company, OH
JuuGs L0nAls-Tcrn, Nos, 1,1s.,. 1,l1s, Ilsl,
l,l, 10 l+x9, l,ss.a, lx!l, -, .sk ,.s7,
1,:H. l.si., 1tssa5, ,9D. l,j1t, l,;'l1. lsll3.
tJun,E GAAi-Na. I'll, John Murphy, murder,
2l5, *lU III, 2IB, ~ Az, dl5, On, und G0l.