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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-07
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

|.. VEL ASnAo<s
coyossssxAx-ers DISTRICT;
Hon. Columbus Upson, Of Bsxsr county. 90 a..
SENATOR -3lsr Disrsior;
Hon. L. J. Storey, Of Caldwell Co. ..-.
lsyssssnAsivEs-8lf pisssicf,
, HON, !: 4: Hs,ms.. q. Gusd.:!lapsc::;; .
g,yrSlor couar--l5rH plsrsios. ...
Hon. L. ". Moore, Presiding Judge. Ladrsngs.
TINES oy VoLDIxo oousf.
HArs.-2d Mondays In March and September.
COUNTY oSuosss.
Ed R. Kons, Jndgs County Court.
B.C. Hsrdiu, District Clerk.
Ed. J. l.. Green, County Clerk.
o. T. Brown, County Attorney.
Jas. A. wren, Sheriff. O. y. Cock, Deputy.
G. v: Groom'' Justice Of 'h' Peace Pre-. ~ /. .
y. y; wyatt. a." 4: : I. I. " =
II. A. Mcidssus, County Treasurer. ......
A. Heaton, Assessor.
Joe. G. Eve, Surveyor.
D.p .Hopkin', c:si'r Pre:inss No..
Peter 1s' Sch Schmidt :" " = D..
John H. Patterson, Constable. ,-s.,.
THINKS or HOLDING CouNrY AND PREoHor CouRrs-
Criminal oouutye Csrrt-Ist Monday In each
month. ~ IL .a
County Court for Civil and Probate BUSINESS
lst Monday in February April, June, August, DC.
tober and December.
Commissioner Court I'd Mondays In February,
May, August and November.
Justice Court Precinct No. list Friday In each
month. San Marcos. ~ "a 4,
Precinct No. Sid Friday In each month MtCity.
2" SD " WimberleyN Aiu .,
=" 4-4th Dripping Springs.
49,. TOWN ors'cEAs. rF+t4.
Mayor-H. B. Coffield.
Council-w. o. Hutchison, r. R. Fourqursan. L.
W. Mitchell, D. P. Hopkins, p. Il. Turner.
Marshal-S. L. Townsend. ..t.J.-f..
Council meets the first Tuesday In each mouth.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-07

ETTEg. Car AND IsLL - PEKs. Eu-.lr;ss
l. Ec. a. tlc FEl-E PHES~ BoaE TASD
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-07
GOOD NEWS FOR THE TRAY
ELING PUBLIC. ''.

The large and increased travel via the "SUN.
SET ROUTE" renders necessary ADDITIONAL
ACCOMMODATION for Its patrons. The Manage
ment have therefore deemed It necessary to place
| a Night Train OH their schedule, which leave
| Houston for San Antonio at 5:35 P. N. (Sundays
excepted;) arriving at $50 O'Clock A. N.
| elegant Day Coaches, which have been fitted up
exclusively for this run. Berths In Sleeping Cars
have been placed at the moderate price Of 81 so
and 81 90, according to location.
TRAINS WESTWARD. Obj.
Leaves San Antonio Daily Except Sunday
al 700 m Ais pm
" Luling s:35 Al m eos pm
" Columbus l2:60pm l2:l2 am.
Ar. Houston 605 pm 1855 m ;.
TRAINS EASTWARu.
Houston 8:45 m 5:35 pm
" Columbus l:l2pm 1890 am
Ar. Luling 4:25 IN 5:30am
Marion 5:5j IN S.02 m
San Antonio 700 m $50 . m
HTAsk any Ticket Agent in the Uoited States
or Canada for Tickets Over This Line, and you
will get them. They will also Check your Bag.
gage Through over this Reliable and Ever Popu-
lar Route.
First-class in every respect are the Dining Halls
and Lunch Counters on this line.
The elegant Parlor Cars Of the Wason Manu-
fscture are rur on Day Express Trains.
T.w. PIERCE. Jr., G. p. A.
Houston, Texas.
JAS. CONVERSE. supt.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-07

$500 :: ]: =: :; !; = !:
above. No one can fail 10
make money fast. Any one can do the work.
You can make IRON 90 cts. to 81 an hour by de-
voting your evenings aud spare time TO the bu.i-
ness. 1t costs nothing TO try the business. Moth
ing like It for money making ever offered before.
Business pleasant and strictly honorable Read
.r. IL you van; to know all about the best aging
business before the public. send US your address
aud we will send you fall particulars aud private
terms free; sample worth IS also free; you can
then msk. up your mind for yourself. Address
GEORGE sTISsuS CO.. Portland, Maine.
Jane 2S-ly
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

R Newspaper
CAN MARCOS FREE PRESS, I. n. JULIAN,
- kditer, Publisher aud Proprietor. office east
~ Main Plaza, nearly opposite the Court
, 1880-03-02

The Western Un1on nut]lor;,fos J., -,
city, anticipating iront csrtai,I ''s n,,iI1i T. fills
that movement of thEs kind n,jrIt ,jIi'1h,ls iu
tempted to sn'llinnrly Interfere witL VI !. az.
Wires upon the Omnl.a hrl,lgr, n1d Mh "i'o.ualG ulGs
tlistnrl' their .xlst1ng lines t,'''Sls, on ,h
r1ultl. ,wcre fully preparlul Il, tn WIS
any stlcl attcmtrt, md ii II lutc i'm" "Hl,t
nitcrnoti, petition III a,c1nlf Of thu 'Ills
lJntnn -tt'rleRrnpt tumpany a,rnIns, mt,S''fn
Union Pacific Hallway Company fs'. f,r ~, 4,'
junction wns presented, ta Ui,ftcd Sia,;H s!' ~ y
cnit .1ldgo NfcErary nj K,nku; "S IL,
H;rxlira!iio,' :; ina.s for i iH, ic"1inrnrpai ,ri
allowing the Injunction nj prny.j ,nr n Il, inss "
hill, with .nroylalnns fas henrhm,' q s,ints! ,iiIs
proofs hn!t bnnd at st. Louis Aurii 1 LING
tho tf1n0 xctl for tho AlnNtio & i'a,i iI I9ls I,aas
THO prayer Of tho bill Is ns follows. ,r,..
tho defendant, fts aEei,ts nnt rn1,"t,.ss ny. ~.
restrained frn,n intcr1nctlfli1g nr i, mr. a9
wise Interfering with tho ftnrs, wires MY 'n'l'
and property nj thu Telegraph tonnan'v anus
bridges, nr niYnf tllcf,, or on tn SI"ht ~ M NJ
wny 1T al!e raflrDad cn,f,l,,y. or ii1,'i ~ nF
ntemts Of tic Telegraph, GnnIrny Snj, In, I'M, M
lMir Us lines, wires, poles, or npttal,csf," "'''
This nitlcr continues In fDrro mnttl ~,
hearing md tho further order Of Tin f,,,.ss s
tins preventing a11y further summary. n.o'
cCrltnE on tho Ilnrt of the raitroa,l nnc|ala |lS
MID af1orltng tic Telegraph Cnnl,ni,y nr ",s, ,,
nort,nltyt invoke tho aid OF lhc law 10 rft. 10
, 1880-03-02

manipulating thclr respective States. 70 forco
the nomination Of Hell. Ort,lt np"l, the re-
publican pnr'y. Bnt tlloy will llnd to their
Republicans aIl over thts r,in!ry ,w'o, re-
sysrt thu example of lirnrEr Washington,
'rh1'nns Jefferson, ard Aurrw .}nrksnn IN
their refusal to areept II tlirtt term to the ex.
for u tl.fr,l l.rn, M suci stMfr ns Estate
pride" stlou ii deter thu lna'pte. trm sitting
tnw! sevnrciy III this rnl nlrl dr!c't program,
Of the sr0llSmrn of Tho Republican, purity.
publican party IN ti,e defensive ut tic ont.
srt. Wlln wants to defend much Of Ills lnst
ADMINISTRATION Tile writer Ut this will not
vUte fnr my man fur third term as n l'rest-
ti% , IN sa!1ts IT, tIH p",ty, y,n hs sor ,t "e e
sell out tho better. -.
No 'rIuHu TENN IN MINE.
, 1880-03-02
TURNED t)UT.
Tho Representatives or n IsoN london
lIo,the, tn Nyw Work, Dl+nlaaca
without yyarMluR-1t Straus6 Tro-

Tho Representatives or n fS1K London
lIo,the, in Nuw IorIs, Dl-n,taacd
without yvaraluR-A ssrauEn Tro-
cccdfng.
Special Bt,pasth to The Cnitdeo 7r.bunt.
NEW Toi.K; March Ia no less singular
event lhnn the discharge of MI entire firm
WIS the business sensation hero to-tlay.
There Is pr0bah1y tlo mara extensive Gotinm
a.vf prutlnre commission 1,oise in The
wor1'l thnn thu firm OF knltl Bros
Their Headquarters nro I'll London.
n1nl they ''ays brunch honsc tn
evrry civilized country. The New York
concern ltns lcnn tnIlngtst by I'anttc1it and
Antonio Fachiri and Antontn V0uros. i. a.
.FarllEri md Mr, FSurns hnye been here NIX
years. Previous to that tho latter WINS mnt,-
'ngur OF the Cutc,ita branch. Under
the peculiar regulations Of the crt-
lrnl firm, Messrs. Fncl,irf ami VOurt's
were allowed ii 'ho,lsr-rcnt snlnry" of Sl.t00
per nnuunl zach. atul given M interest In the
profits nf tho branch, besides being regarded
MS partners of the Ralli 1}rns. 1t Is n
rule OF Tie central 1lrln to require
MI It's partners, before admission, to
sign n mper declaring their position
"fOrfcftet tho moment they speculate IN ono
bale Of cotton, ona po,.nl Of hump, jute, Or
tlnx secl. one raifroatt share, ollo share of
any kind dealt oil any stock exchange In any
country" ind 90 oil. Even What nra known
nsfnt1 partners. gentlemen who Invest Ea'D, 600
in Tie eapltn! Of tho concern. nse required TO
rn'p. Tile hcnsl Of tho 1o'l!lon house. lleanl,
1t nppcars, that hts New York managers were
slTculntlng l!l cotton. About three i'IontllA
MEo r., Y. Fnchiri-no relative Of
tlis cointry oste,.sibiy to a.itl llts experience
tu the New Turk hratlcl!. I[p Inns beer cOr-
, 1880-03-02

Tho W0rtis1ngton E@tntc-A CeIcbrnfou
Cn.o Observation-Disclosures Lives Tllrcnt-

Tho Worth1ngton Isatatc-A Celebrated
Case Dlsnllssctf-J I'D e;cs' Lives Thrcnt-
oned-
Sp,etal Dtspasth II The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, March 1.-The official state
nteut vt tho Assignee to 11r. Wort'ington's
eAtata Inns been lssseA, a1il n meeting Of cres1-
itors called for March 10 10 receive state
meHts nntl appoint . permanent Assignee.
Tho total liabilities are placed at 500, ITO.
Special D'spateh to Ths Chtcapn Tribune.
OrrAwA, March LIN the Supreme Court
t0-,lay tho case Of Clleyrlur VS.. The Crown,
In which 1t Is sought to recover certain
property m tilo GatEneau, which hal
been taken by tho Crown for public pur-
poses, and all seOo,000 for tic use of
thu property while In possession Of tho
Grown, was dismissed. III connection with
tho cnse, scyeral letters l,aye been Eel,t to the
Judges threatening to dcstroy. their lives
unless dsG!s1on YIN, given In favor Of tho
hnlM!s Of q detective.
, 1880-03-02
l}LA1N Il.

MEETING or THE YOUNG MEMS CLUB.
a weii-nttcntlcd meeting of tho YUung
Mems l9latnc Club of Chicago VIII held Inst
evening IN the IntEe clntro0m 0f the nrnMl
1ncIie ilote!. Ntr. W. II. bradford presided
and MIR. j. l. Adams nctcd ns Secretary. 1t
was decided ttata committees Ut snyer should
he appointed In draft \ constitution and
series nf hy-lnws. bnt pending nominations
Gcn. Stsvo 1lur'|,llt was loudly called for.
Con. lfurts'u4 was received with continued
applause. III sai.l tint for fourteen slnys l,u
commanded Gen. 0rntt. alMi after that urat,t
commanded HIN for II while. lie respected
t;cn. Er,nt. hui In view nj tho fact that. slx
liz rcnonlination Of ihe ex-Prrsl'ie1,t liz
thought tie Republicans e0nl,t tiv hett,.r
tlati IL ciMlsr ten. t;r,tsls sstnMaur.l-brnrur.
1t tntl heet, nllegrt! That tarnnt WIS the choiru
Il ca,s. VIII. il Ind lnt eono o!.t lilat way il
New York nr PENNSYLVANIA. fChrers. Nh
such ,syns!!eate rs tolitrn!letl the latter state
could st,tut a tiny tn Illinois. 'rhe speaksr
Of illinois. a1 knew tint Ii q FREE, niitrnnI-
,,elrtl yutt. wurt. tnken the Stntc whuttl g,'
fnr .1nnes q. B!ain' 1y 2 tHt.t'irts @ major.
ity. It Ind bcen saltl tin1tt t'cn. arant
l,c woi.l'i ass,lne the Presidential ciatr iil
spltg ut nil opposition. The speaker did not
think thu Republican party had got down s.,
low thnt there WIS only nne man whom II
could scat II elected. liz knew fifty men
would pls.ct tfu,s,. (tprlnisr.] The sMnkrr
lnil very ligli compliment 10 tho fiMrlrss
courage. Integrity. mil sterling Rcp,blicnn-
Ism of Mi, Btallr mud said TINT every lnwful
rn1ik islhrogl1o in A1atne wns taken sln!er
the ntiyicc Of tho Senntur frpnl TINT
State. Any man who snid tint
tho Republican candidate, whoever
vote III any Southern Slate WIS ritl,or H.
Informed Or dishonest. Such being tile rase.
It hel,noy,'d nll WIN llnl tho Interests Of the
Nation at l!eart to nominate tor Prcsitcgnt N
out alf tie old-tIne. enthusiasm and evoke
ul.;ltn tile Erilrld prfncitIlrS which untier1c
, 1880-03-02

Hnt+{nt T7t.pntth N qrbt fyhf.o,o r,rtht,r.
CIV In,,,s HInro,, VI 1,s,,,1 Tf.,.a,,
~ tnuls, Matcn ~, ,-1!. JOIN , j.. nlckey'
sup%F'ntentteht ,! Of t!le Union lacli'e telt'-
sultatton to4iay With Jay Gould. wl,o is at
tho Ll'dcll Hotel. interviewed tonight on
tho TELEGRAPH! war. attt tue attlttlae OF Its
corporation, Mr. Dlekoy said ti'at tho railway
wnfcj, tllo Western unim, hnye i,erctnroro
opor,tcI ths lines Of tclsrrnplI Of tho
Union 1'aclae nutsway nre illegal
and void, Notice WIS given tn tho
1Veatcr,, IIu,on ,rnlroromh cnn,,anv that tho
rullroatl would Itself operatu md usr nv tl,eir
teNgr1'pl lines, placing ~! cn'np9lllea AM!
pefsuts tllMa ~ equal loptlng, EtytnH equn!
rights to nfI llIles, exclusive niiA ,tMyortd
prlyllcE!S tu nDnc; notifying ttle Western
miGn to Tslrgtap conpS1y at t, They rs
aay ' propsr!y u W thoy M "is i"y c W ooks ~ to
t s,p' hSrs ;SS ns Fs temporary 'Es RnI gs r.
sae Of Wynlotle 1 aks GoMnty ksas s'us a yatIar @
tnJnucti9n as DellyGr, restricting Ivy unloh
, 1880-03-02
4 ntHac,,rtv in Foyel. writing,

1!nlneiss 'sw s'uy IL Her2!nt, i1"il.!an"f,
m afbgS bosS7 i # ae tnG k' GafS';"s V"n 'nts". % 5 I'll
lis n writer Of l'ction.l
"she's bsn teiln me-" ho sn ~ FerTrl I1,,c n,
fnr tho o,papurs-novel-storcs, nm rnl'Ts M.
tl!llslgs 1nover seen ono beforo-''ot as k"'"
III wonder Why noti" romarkcd Fcrro!. "wo
"A!r so f,owl" DO a.kcd rc,lcctlvcIy. ~ hnd
,.t r. cS thar a,: %s "ny ono on now m asn-
lilo pnuanl tl1oro to shake h.s hcu,s.
.1'va often, wondered how 80 collt DO u, 10
sa e Il sy r2 1 mhqfs t sane aevsr 81 iHs W.
l,wn'nt ncyor thGt1lWny. hhlnt no idcr ct,.ill
tlo It. INT IT trtc.i over Bo.. 6crms to me-" lo
cnt Of 10 floval 'intrc tIat fiu m,,st present
tocs It must hcv ktntlor glft fir It now Lnrsi!
icss,!!n's; write soscs. lwo"!dn't 1'"w w"as
"lt 8 ,linlun!t to decide wherc." sn!d Fcrrol.
lilo did n1t smile Mt all. f3is ulnr,'"r WIZ pr.
guilt wur.ncd mud pxpuldcd Under It. 49, ~.
in nsE',aa. Waula bo asin atI in me- Il notha sso
."i.e1'la ln!.!!E - a.ertIe.l Fcrro ~, ,,o,,,
%y ''' PP''@s' ~ but North c''''"y' M '"'k' "'''''
Why; Lord bless yoi' he saiI hIlArio',,sls,
minn|t WHY, thars M - tl,ol II iooi R%Krns heu i
writin' 4 pats q ltos tot n.nt wua' on T tr,,r;
Thar nint 10 G;.s-t"s In llnmltoa t!t,y, a9Mr M
soi' 'lowc!l ttiot thur WIS thh rensan lilo noS. T..
Ct-wrtors a1lers writ nlout lh!ngs npllnln IT IT
I,aGai rc kin say y ano:t any,hin " ,ite'oo'E
-of that rastie,.iar desct4ptl9n." remarked sd
, 1880-03-02

4'1A 4&Hk HH&&Nts f,r fhA
Tho Statkt pulnts nut that tho revenue IN tn,. h
4al 491, ,U aHaitst $I7 6y7,hD IN tho u ILL.,
ing Hrtthl Ut lust yrar,-a hi,n1'nitutl % ,t. il
Ul. falling otr like this suggests tnat nat,tiuu II
tho cs,untry, hut such ca'lcusin Nu1'iaf n th5
mistake Tho Eenuinonass and stretlXtn ,..,E,,. y.
prwDnt revival Ut tradu Rrat bfynt'a a!.uLndt.ur au
ct tAp country. Tho affect onrtho j., s'utsrts y rssts
lnanccs lnust 6e serious. uu!css tlefo ooa,I,rt Il
recovery tn tho next Ssw weeks, the a'.,'u,.lairi
descitotol Assunliug l,o addition 10 ar ann ~.
of thp Zu4 war, a4l that thu At9nsn ~. h.tsrsn %It
t:;Sti'oH and EJtnt Cd, ThU tiovern1urnt tas, r.,
plead that In str}ctleFs there Is no deficit. NH IL
:haneaior of the Exrt,siisT n,'ma nsats'. l,sF1
sum TOR repayment; hut tho facls WILL ctsaain in.
DO Awk kwas1 Tor shonl IN popular IL ia
lasa thuEa u Etvat turn Tor tho oe''e4 -
Au1TIHH tTs.Aa,
, 1880-03-02

H1H FFdHc3f0 -1ffNs .,,tIn
Tho BcnAnn has nslvAriG0tl far enough tn e@!ln!mo @
us Ia foruscu fhat lHs0 Will not kn yrnr q pHsst
l@rlty In Culfforiilt. Tho abundant i',s,,t i'Js -,
Doceinbcr Justified tho huIe Of most Al,H.,1i
co.A of tic 1aHt Blx wUeks withn!tt rnil., Mas
mado 4runt chnngo for tho wprro p the sl" t,,, "a
tl0n- Iii nther Departments tnltlHR u ~" T'hs
lnltur H. now tho best business !n th1 -, n',u III
itartlelttti1n IN enacea by tho lsgtsatM,ec, us
tudic!nl Mttncks I'll tho title nf wntrf aP!!hrlni,
c,lcd with ctiro tlestfnetion sIlscriTinln IN u
passel out Ut tho bnnnsl iHtt tho sorrasa"
Investments i,i uorporato 0ntDrprisus laNg s H.
their htu OIL public cOntlenec; rlun'li!tt'nvr4t
Industry s ut stundstl. With srriouS ,ns.,. 'rS
rnnts huvp buUI, CHECKED By tho ncw CH,t, CHnsa,us
tin,i; thero In lIttto building: thern mas la a'of
deoIne Ut 4.IIuu,uU In tl,s bauktng eMp Mps.ntn
6An FrNnustso; mud aoulu Ut tho kAfluAs' w., -
unable IL Ind Innsket fur their monty. "'o
fNHlNG 70 AcceptNEpLlsta.
, 1880-03-02
ANT'I-G1eANT.

n, fha hsdff0r of 1hs fthtcnn3 Y'rtbunt
c,,,>,.n" ' i,h ah oTas ~. % .I,aro ] raa,,v soo,,a
onte"uo' ieu a u'c.' wv ~, tu'y Ssc".1 @.'e
ground t"r apprehension TINT tl!o "I1 Grant
ring will sllcaee.l III forcing Him otce 1Mora
mint % ~ M w,,tci, thn nco,,I. & IT lnr,rt, si,oui,l
~, ,"Se.,t ,'"a,sr ao,t..t, ,, lids j., ra.,a.,
sntannat pIaeI soeae'S an' % sn's .,.' ~ assut"
~ iHasll expenditure III drcsa, oecofatlohs'
look tho fact that n lurcu part OF nIl tho
,1ofo,nnt,ona mi fnrrorieY ~ tbe nnat tn,
s1s1 t y, ~" p..as ~"
yeass nase REoW" a"+ Ut eSltaSuHauee' w
80 common for the wife Of merchant doing
nj, nr,1Innrv ,usInrss tn ,,rrs4 ,fho n prtnrnss
th,t = ,xn,,;,n +, " c"st,'"a ~ ."v ,aadara.o
ta.s'. !. "ou'a :" t' t'' VI 's l'""1"t"
tho arAlk administration, allll The whole
soctni bcarinK of lMlth Ills terms
, 1880-03-02
TElEGRAPHlc NOTES.

NEW YonK, AlAruh LA National Yacht
lug Association waa formed here tonight.
Among th9 numerous yacht clubs rapr,.-
senta4 arc the ChIcagu, Cleveland, and Osll-
kDBf.
NEW ,YoRR, March lido ,Irssul,s was to-
niget gtyeY EraTa rssaptlH%n l%n BY t1o citizens
gathering OF tic aenstltl.
, 1880-03-02

the trouble. About 5:N nj, order waa issl,c.l
by judge Cowul,, OF tho Spectal Law md
Equity Court, restraining tho t'onhl interest
!sS% wl les's5s ss S"pr4y II y wsf s9e sn 'f aec 1
hallway, tllo Kansas Pacific Railway, tho
Missouri! pMetn* Railway, Jay NnMsti, Sliln.y
!'l!nf, r. 7. Eckert, y: r.. Smith, md j., q.
maltrr, mud lilo Western Uniom TELEGRAPH,
Cun1mty tho plaintiffs. 'rl,s c,iso will pCio
ip Mnrcl! 10, at which lima the matter will
bo settled rCNar'lEnH n temporary injunction.
, 1880-03-02
PRESIDENTIAL.
Dissension in the New York
Delegation Over Third
Term Issues.
Belief that It Will Eventuato
in an Open and Bit
ter Rupture.
How thu Outlook III Tint State Il
Viewed from tho Albany
Standpoint.
The Democracy In Bad Way
Over the Exposure Of
Bayard's Record /;
And Ills Friends Propose to Treat
Tildcn to the Same Conf
plinents,
Believing that Sammy Inspired
the Attack on the Della
ware Senator.
Congressman Davis Returns 10 Wnsll.
Ington Considerable OF q
t4rant Man.
Ex-Congressman Payne, Of Cleveland,
Democratic Favorit for
President.
Believing that Sammy Inspired
the Attack on the Della.
ware Senator.
Congressman Dayfs Returns 10 Wash.
Ington Considerable OF q
Grnnt Man.
Ex-Congressmnn Payne, Of Cleveland,
Democratic Favorit for
President.


NEW York, March Ia special from one
of the best-tnf0rmcd correspondents nt Al
nc enny says; p n, IRON thn s ars'1nSnrs yn
tIon TINT the New Yors dc'egation 10 Chicago
Is far from hcfng soltts for trn'lt. otle nus
bs bet s1ooo IL be u can u ,a'ne ca another tint viii not
t. ~ -. .a"'.i.snr ~ t,,et-,,o,,ors tnr,.
spto ol LUZ !esoi11 " !ss.ausv. ti,,r,l
IS also POSITIVE evltvaco ln'teis "!s.., .,.t.,
.,n,,,..,n nnv oroloat 1:romt hv demonstrating
suni". "6ntAss N'1'ia' H., ~ ,,aiaa ~ ~,
TINT he ID hot tao eto'Gn u wv
party t1n III n1cans 1s s,n.v; nnt nt s m sppoti
sctn NAV he restored to Office and secure
H. ,,trn,o1a i, .rho on,v ,ttng tint yyili mrs.
INC patronage. ING oh'y tnl!e tla; ,,, w. ~ .,,
vent ea Rn f the s met tou1ss asr a M tbs IS sr M
have elected delegates. that Grant llas aii
'.1.,,,,,ot,.t,,,. r,n1nr,t,, ,nnao IN nj tl,ooo
o'e,",'eaiiilils ',''I"tis' .a'uo ~ ~ o..a.1
leals IN a Snr,ess rot 's 'ta't ~ i1,i"o nr
already considering which arc most binding,
tho Instructions In Assembly District Coll
yentlons which sent thcln to Utica, or tho
;nstructtons nf the Stute Convention. Over
nnoSthtr1 nf lin Nssrml,lv I1s,rict Conyr,,-
nneth'sa u '"e 3Assc''p's 1i'S4''S oo'4''''
t'oIs - x.z
WE'RE PRONOUNCED AGAINST GRANT
and these they Insist represented tho lnasscs,
while Tie expression OF tho State Convention
,xn. forred hv no1.icfans. Tlia line Of rea-
tSiritnr,n @ na ~, liza Il,.1Stsntinn ia tj,n cn
H.. t T. VI tr tu ~ !. r. 'sto1n i, ,'b in t,,c
.jclsrates r from ~ 70 nter Stats S Il m fr,t. postl
~ ntI"irs H. III. Etntn ",Mj ,n,,vtnrn tl,nm' If
n.nI'Ii,,, pIIi .,,''. 't wta ~ " .w ~" pv n.t,
hnnnst i, thnt & 1y,"v,rti,m Ii,ricr sl"l, III.
s''s'nncrs ~ .'1s f,as nre iEn1v IT, In etfrctiyu
, 1880-03-02
RETIRED.

Srn1S0p1gln. ILL.,, March 1.-The Metro
nn!itan I.lte-lnsnrancu Company Of New
York ttt&lay notified tho Auditor that 1t had
discontinued business in Illinois. AT the
slnte uf Its Inst repurt. Dec, VI, 1878, 1t hAd
ll5 pnltcfca tn this 6tatet covering SIT ,as5a Ut
Insurance.
, 1880-03-02

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 1.--Tho Courier
.5onr',nps specials give ula proceedings Of
several Republican County Conventions held
to-day for the purpose of selecting Delegates
to tho Stnte Convention Of April "a. Two
cottntips, Lint.tln md Christian, IT. different
parts OF the Stnte, Instructed for Grnnt,, ailll
choice ii the Kentucky Republicans.
, 1880-03-02
THE INDIAN TERRITORY,

CoFrrYvlL1E,; KnR..,.. March 1.-I.icut.
Locker, with forty rim of tho Fourth Cay-
airy, has arrived here, and n company Of In-
fanlry will follow tomorrow. The oh}rci il
10 prevent intursions into the 1,alta, Terri
tory.
, 1880-03-02

Sptctns Nspo'ta To- Tbs Chteaon tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Marcll 1.-Tlo wife ot
William Gillespie, a tea',ster residing IN t,,o
Third Ward, was found slea'l In hetl by ons
Of ]Ier children shortly before daylight tlis
thal cutlccr Ind catcl. to l,cr i,curs. >'' INT
, 1880-03-02

PORK.PACKING At CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O., 1larch 1.-rlo pork-pack.
Ing for thu Winter seaA0ul IL Cincinnati, just
closed, amounted ta k35 $50. Last year tie
number Of hogs slaughtered was u, ISL. THO
decrease this year IL S0,G3.
, 1880-03-02

SPFfad{ D5pd[eh % The Chicago 7FlGlf1e,
l,osToN, Afnss., March l.---t!0v,- Long, In
lilo Presidency t0 'lM Gcl,. t;artlcl,l. Grnnt
he regards Ms very Btrong wtlcre l,e Itns sup
lnrt. lHlt feurs III. would 'allse !. loss IN tho
pivotal States which miglit fafl to carry: New
Republican detection In MASSACHUSETTS,. IT
iiritnt woro nominated, with Bnyard rs tl,u
Delluer,tic nDlniner, tic talter would ncurly
carry Massachusetts. .IlaInc. In thinks,
tlors. not u,mlnand pupular cnn'tlcnco. Slier-
mans Inspirations isnyn mt halt n favorable
effect. Etl,nun.ls woultl .ta good ll.nsl. hut
does mot create enthusiasm. Garfield, llu
thinks, Ii botll popular allu unle.
, 1880-03-02

ClNCINNATt, March Title National
Starchmnkers' Convention meets ut t4a
Grind livtel, tnis city, Oh "Wednesday.
, 1880-03-02

n .]o!lt, u. Palmer Club ii To be organized
l,cre Thursday evening for tho purpose Of
lnaklNg ex-Goy. Palmer tho next Democratic
President, n,nl tlIo 0rignAt0rs Of tho nloyu-
l1lent cluin TINT 1t will have 40 ,nelnbcrS-t,n
paper. This little b0oll IL decidedly fccblo
, 1880-03-02

"
QUINCY, ILL.,, Feb. .J.-Itoscoe .Cnnkilnx,
lllr,i, no loult. They may bo able, by
, 1880-03-02

Spftidl DisNtth 10 7ht Chttaoo TFtbunt.
NEW ORLEANS, 1Iurcll 1.-'f'hts morning nm
Injunction was granted agafnst the Western
1'n1nn Telegraph Company, preventing tint
Company f1nn interfering with tho American
Union Telegraph Eo1upilny IN building tele-
EsR roa i sr e sScsiye i Nsw eoo 1rsnS ens M2a a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-20

EOR SALE-Beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting
L on Iowa Circle and Rhode Island avenue con-
tanning 2, 100 square feet of ground.
FOR SALE-Desirable TRIANGLE. bounded by
New Hampshire avenue, n and 10th sts n W. CON
tans only $40 square feet Of land, and is entirely
surrounded by wide parking.
FOR RENT-Handsome large BUILDING, fac
iHg Pennsylvania avenue, near 14th st. n. suit
able for first class restaurant
FOB RENT-Large STORES and OFFICE
ROOMS in Lehman Building.
FORRENT-l9l6 18th st. n. W., desirable three
story, nine-room Brick DWELLING.
FOE RENT-1504 Caroline st. W., new six-room
THOs. J. FISHER co..
marl2 1928 street northwest.