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with Hoffman, the detective telsgraphed to Mr.. Chap
man The father was unable to go to Philadel-
pnia saturday night. but he took the first train
dent Fuller received word last night that Mr..
chapman had recognized Hoffman and that
yoth bofman and Miss Chapman would be arrested To-
day. IT was Mr. Chapmans Intention have the guilty
couple Drought back TO NewYOrk and TO prosecute Hof
man to the full extent OF the law. .
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11oIitical Notires.

Headquarters XVIII Assembly District Repubiiessan an
Association, No 352 West 35th-stIn pursuance % mo
cali Of the Republican Central Committee primary election
be tuesday evening" December l3 1881, for tlo
election of Officers Association aud Delegates 10 ina
Central Committee Polls open from to 10 p M;
NJ. f. CLAYE, L. Il oAo hlNp
Secretary. fToSheh1
IX.h Assembly District Republican association a
pTimery election held Dleecker Building Tuesday
eyeunS December 49, for the purpose OF eoeng Oeer4
r for the ensuing year Polls open 10
O'Clock. JUN v" 'ANNDOo' fEesS
XItb Assembly District Republican Asscciarion-lit
,ourned az No. lU1 West 34thst December ~ az
p IN Primary election same place, December l3 TO ID
u. N. Sh-Ao L. EAAoODa' 'A, fioe.AeN~
XNIst Assembly District Republican Assoctafien.--
PRIMARY election Will be held at Morton Hau, NO Last
bThs Tuesday 18th the election OF officers
OF ssOoaton and Delegates Central Committee Tor
N's '' yACoB HESS, President
RoB'r. 0. N. FORD Secretary.
XXIst Assembly District Republican Association
Special meeting will be held AZ Morton Hail. East 5Jtst
MONDAY eyeg. December y at O'clock Tor the purpy
selecting Officers of Association and Delegates to the
tral Committee for the ensuing year.
RoBT o. n. FORD, Secretary.
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TIE srrIFP IN IRELAND

LoNDoN, Dec. l2.-The Grand Orange Lodge
Of ireland has Issued circular condcmnng the Land
League, aud pointing ont that in the United Kingdom
and is colonies there Thousands and thousands Of
Orangcmen ready 10 fight FOR the cOnstitution.
Earl Spencer. Lord President OF the Council, has ar
rived IN Dublin.
InalmmatOry placarls posted in Dublin and the
suburb headed No Rent" have bccu torn down by tho
mol
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OBITUARY..
JOHN Z. ADAMS.

BosToN, Dec. 11.--Mr. John T. Adams, of
Medford Mass, died yesterday afternoon at the age OF
scventy-six years. He for many years the Paris
buyer for NewYOrk business house, and identified
with many benevolent institutions. He leaves a widow
and two daughters the wife OF Secretary OF Navy
Hunt ud the other the wife OF General Rutedge, late
Of the Confederate service.
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DAVID NJ. CARsLAKE.

BoRDENTowN, n. j., Dec. 11.-David NJ.
Carslae, this city, his return home from Phadcl
pha last night, dropped dead from paralysis Of the
heart He was ftyfve years OF age. He had served as
CITY Assessor and CouncuAu and In many other offices
of rust and Justice OF the Peace ut the tine OF his
death.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.



th' rFesdeusf nes siyr d,isDns ~ ns for The 2. hos
might Whit line the ofes m
th -rrGr during hoas hogr Toe broken tori ins .a
inicaej thsTuAA.<tsf
4g'' Z" 2ls B-oadWSy
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. H. n. m.-Durng the fair
and clear weather OF yesterday the changes In tho bar
Ometer slight. The Temperature ranged between
22o and 32' the average 27 % being 10ls' higher than
tho corresponding day lat year, and a. lower than
Saturday
Partly cloudy and clondy weather with higher tenn
ptratures and occasional light rain snow, may be
pected to-day IN tbs city and vicinity.
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KEEPING THE LOBBY OPEN.

A placard was displayed on the Union
Square Theatre boxoice Saturday night, after nifty
admission tickets had been sod announcing that 10
more money would be received for the performance All
the reserved had been Sold aud referred
20 the admission tickets simply. said that IN con-
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TRYING TO COMMIT SUICIDE.

Lizzie Douglass, dissolute young woman
who lived at No. 50I slKthaye, was locked
up In the Twenty-ninth Precinct Police STATION
late Saturday night on charge Of vagrancy Early
ve.erlay morning sac made an attempt TO commit sui
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RUSSIAN OFFICERs CONVICTED.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1l.-Mrownsh,
TJleleG and Furssow the police officers who failed to
discover the Little Garden-st mine and whose trial
began the 7th inst have been found guilty and SEN
tcuced to exile in Aruhangel for three yearS
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A TTRKISU MITRDERER DEAD.

CONsTANTISoPLE, Dec. 11.-Assym Pasha, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs. has informed General wal
lace, the American Minister. that Ali, who mur-
dered Mr.. Parsons, the American missionary died
over a year ago,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-12

A constant cough, with falling strength, and
wasting OF flesh, lire symptoms denOtng pulmonary or
gans more or less seriously affected Youw find safe
remedy for a lung thrOat-ais in Dr. Jayne Expec
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Continued from First Page.

all of Dakota north of the 46th parallel Mt
Saunders has offered bill establishing the Terri
tory of Pembiua with the same bo1ndarleS PToPoseu
by Mr. Window for North Dakota The DlliS ulner
in some details. -, ..L
Senator sherman has brought in a bill "estap-
fishing Cour of Justice and RECORD III the ~ ~
tory of Alaska II provides that Alaska snalI De
judicial district, and that the disrlct colr
fla Is i ven nv law to the District Courts OF the
United States and such other jnrlsdlcuon not IN ~,
consis ent with the act as may be conferred ny io
laws of Washington Territory In addlt9n 10 me u
dinary machinery Of district court, Justices OF the
peace and constables Jail and ialOr are auth0rze'
Sena' or Kellogg has brought In three nllls ue
signed to encourage American commerce. ~ ~; i IS
one provides that owners of American steamships ol
three thousand tons register or upwards, equal III
all respects TO foreign built vessels shali DE
to receive for carrying the United States mails oi
regular mail lines compensation not eAceeuls Foo ~
per nautical mile per annum, for the distance one
way for twelve round trips per annuIn @hC I0I
twenty trips and $50 per mile Tor torty-eignt
trips per annum. Mr.. kclloggs second DiIl authoI-
iZes and directs the POstmasteT-,ienetal 10 ehlci
into contracts for period not exceeding zen wears.
and which shall not involve an expenditure on tlle @
part OF the United States exceeding Tloo,OOo
a year, with American owners OF Ainer.cddh
steamships for carrying the mails sem, nonln- n
ly between New-OTleans Galveston ana Mexican
ports via Havana The third bill provides LOT man
service by two monthly lines between the Unlte9
States and Brazil, one line between New lOrk anu
Rio die J.neiro and one between New-Orleans and
Rio de Janeiro. Contracts are not 10 exceed teI
wears in duration ana the COMPENSATION shali nou
exceed $50 per nautical mile per annun for each line
for the distance between the teTmlnl OF the routes
resnecfiyely which distance shall not be estimated
nor be paid for more than 1000 miles LOT edcn vi
said routes. Tho steamships under these CONTRACTS
must be of American build, owned Dy American i@Iti @
Zcns, first class III every respect, ana OF nuJ Ss n
5000 tons reg isteT Inc line from New lork nhust
be opcued not later than June l. lSo2, ana lla'
from Now-OIcans not later than Jannary l. 1850
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Shond bo without bottle OF ANGosTURA BrTBRs, the world
renowned appetizer of exquisite flavor Beware o counter
f,ts grocer druggist for the genuine article
manufactured By DR.. j. u. B Siegert & sons
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GENERAL MccOOVs CIGAIRMANsHIP.

lBf IklttlAlh ~ I'M ii%Ai'''-''
WAsHNGTOS. Dec. Ill Is regarded rs settled
thai General AnsOn G.. McCook will be appointed
chairman of the House Committee on Military
AUalTs.
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AZ Kirby & Co.'S New GaIlerios.

At Kirby dS Co.'S New Galleries,
Nos S45 and SAT Broadway
Between 18th and I4th-sts.
TWO VERY IMPORTANT PEREMPToRY SALES.
THIS NoNDAY) TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Ar.
TERNcoNs, AT 2:so O'CLOCK, by order of of
LEADING AND MOST REPUTABLE HOUSES.
VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE
IMPORTATION OF
ELEGANT GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
comprising many superb objects In
ROYAL SERVES CAPo DI MONTH";
ROYAL BERLIN. GINoRI FAIENcE.
DRESDEN. ROYAL VIENNA.
HAvILAND FAIENCE,
ROYAL WORCESTER MAJoLIcA.
CUT AND ENGRAVED CRYSTAL, &c. &c.
ALSO,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS NEXT,
December 10 and I6, Mt 2:3O o'clock,
AN EXTRAORDINARILY COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE ART TREASURES.
ANTIQUE AND MODERN OBJECTS.
comprising
MAGNIFICENT BRoNzEs CHOICEST SPECIMENS
OF LAcoUERs AND cLoIsoNYE EYAMELs RICH
EMBROIDERED CURTAINS, PIANO AND TABLE
COVERS. FINEST QUALITY OF sArsUMA WARE
AND PORCELAIN, ELEGANT SCREENS
CABINET OBJECTS. &C, &C.
selected by Mr. X. YAYE.
FIRST JAPANESE TRADING and MAyUFAcTURIya
COMPANY Of TOXIC. JAPAN.
Included are many exhibition pieces Modern Art bought
at the second National Exhibition hold at Toxic during tho
past summer ad ia and NOS eAja9Tdinlry and eabo
diameter and z feet high, valued at $1,000.
on FREE EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING.
THos. f.. KIRBY & Co, Auctioneers.
DIR. r. IIa-brouck
o52 Broadway aSes specially % giving gas and extracting
teeth without pain Formerly at Colton'A
Great Reductions
in prices Of
MARBLE CLOCKS, MANTEL SETS,
AND IN ALL DEPARTMENT..
on ACCOUNT OF
REMOVAL
LIE BOUTILLIER a CO,
UNIoN-soUARE. N. Y.
Howard & Co.
Pearls. RubiOs, Diamonds. sapphires
and other Precious stones.
Choice and Rare Antique Plate and Furniture
2G4 5THAvE, NETWORK.
BELLEvUE-AvE. NEWPORT.
81 REGENTsT.. LONDON.
81 AVENUE DE BoPEBA PARIS.
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DIED.
SPECIAL Notires.

At Knldcnbcrg's Factory and store
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF GOODS,
male on the premises, fully warranted sold at
mandfacturers prices.
MEERSCuAUM PIPES,
CIGARHOLDERS AND CIGARETTE-HOLDERS
AMBER GOODS. IVORY GOODS
Cigarette Holders, Hair Brushes. Christmas and
Cigar Holders, Toilet Cases, New.Yearss Cards.
Neck CHAINS, Stamp Boxes Tobacco iloxes
Brooches, salad Spoons, Set
Bracelets, salad Forks Paper Cuterl
Diadems, - Puff Boxes Paper stands
LOckets. Shoe Lifts Dressing Cases.
Ear-DrOps, &C. Jewelry, Thermometer
Also, many Curt0s Mirrors, Stands.
IVORY-MOUNTED WALKING-CANES
LEATHER DRESSING-CASES PEARL SHELLS,
besides l,00l various Articles and CuriOs
No. 125 FutOnst, three doors OF Nassau.sk
No. . under Astor House.
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| from the West dav or two ago. says that the ore
reserves are much larger than when he visited the
mine in October. The ore-bOdy shows Wondertul
strength, and is SO largo and compact thai mil
OF the mInc at an expense OF &'V'OOJ
for mining. The larger part of the force enlD1yed
in the mrc is extending the levels, and although
tins work has been pushed vigorously ever Slice 'he
company took charge, there is no indication any
where of an approach to the limits of the OTe-DOdy
Enough ore TO run the thirty stamps TOR a week
can be taken ont III single day: Nothing D9t ore
is taken out. Tho pay runs from to 20 leet III
thickness, and everything taken from tue mine IS
run through the mill. The railroad will be COM
peted to the lis about the LIST OF March. m
The Leadvile local papers state that the ClnaX
mine is again regularly shipping large quantities OF
good grade ore, and that some exceedingly rlch ore
has lately been taken from the mine. hne ore
body is being developed in the south end, near
Hibernia The LeddriHe Herald of February III
states that lot of selected ore. weighing 25,Oo5
pounds, which had just been settled Tor nettea
silly 81 per ton, or total amount f0r the lot OF
5s4 50. 1t is said the average profits from the
mine amount to from $4,000 to 10000 mouth;
The superintendent of tie Standard Consolidated
Company reports under date got February Z, that
the cr,sscut 1000 level, is now III ven'y-line
feet. The west crOsscut is IN tOrty-sevcn feet WIN
face in very favorable ground. The total length 0f
main east cros,cu 700 level is 400 feet, with face
IN very hard rock The south drift from the east
cr0sscut 800 level is in 122 feet showing the edge
four feet wide. North drift no. l, 80 level, IS
from the main north drift, 3S3 level, Is 81 feet,
showing about twenty feet of ore. Upralse No:
has reached q height OF nlnety-Seven feet lie
edge here is about twenty-five feet wide. OpralSe
No. l. south drift, Is MP pa feet showing the eaEe
fifteen feet wide. The ledge IN the Slopes on the
3~5 level holds its usual width, and on tie 300
level the LEDGE is from twelve 10 twenty teet vide
and looks wol
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MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. Feb. 1T-P. NJ
There is no dminui0n in the general interest
manifested in mining stocks but to days markets
were irregular and Unsettled Tie absence OF further
news regarding the reported strike in Little Pttsourg
encouraged "realizlng" sales Of all tho Leadvllle
shares, aud the decline IN their prices aecteu INC
whoc market to a greater or less extent Lltt'e
PIttsburC declined TO ga jl2, Little Chief to l.Oo@
19j, and Lcadylc Consolidated TO 40 cents
Climax was steady at about 81 cents, and Anne at
about 520j4 cents. and lIlbernia was cents hgher
at 10 The Mariposas were weak, aud the common
stock declined to Dig. Comstock shares were
neglected, hut their prices were steady. The
dividend-paring gold mining storls Of California
continued strong; Green Mountain at I4G''s
Gold Stripe at $50, Rising sun at $3.50. ani
Cherokee advanced 10 900. Moose was active De,
tween $50 and 10, closing at 10 regular, ana
$50 buyer 10 DAYS. liuliil was dull but FIRM, al
.GOa %. Among the faucieS there was a g0oI
deal o. rI'guarity. Boston Consolidated declined
from So 10 10. and recovered to 80. North htahdaId
rose from ~ 10 27U2J cents. Cheat Eastern Is =
cents higher a - cents and Bonanza Chlct Is
cents lower AZ 30 cents. The markets closed lrreSu-
lar and iCycrlsh.
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YOkN tribune WILL 49, RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OtrIC is, 40 LBS BrOI iwIycO"l;r lA!r.y.
hrst.St, sos West rwJntyihlrist c1T l.Shi! we ~
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ave. cor FJry,tyrli stat IA iRlEh JtFIctS No+
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htthst,u pto D. H., at regular Olce tdte%
NNAETED.-A good secondhand steam en-
W Ene VI about 1870 hOr epoSer must he IN perfect order
ana ready for Immediate Address ARMOUR, PLANK.
INIUN d CO., l20 BIJad.Bt, New-iOrk
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
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PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
i A.COLIN, Nalison.avc. AMI iith.st
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK Tribune WILL ~. RECEIVED ~ TIIr
UPrOWN OFFICES. 80. less Blotdwly cor. nIiy
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EIOTEL FOR SALE IN tONNECTICUT.-
ur-ca.s hotel. ,uni lining M, Iojin7 with three
tn mt door Tho block - hul ol mt. attn some tr.
thrcy. and !Olr sturr- hl"i. and nc
mo substantial MANNER situated cone Of Main
and East Mdiusis. the crIfl pa.t OF the civ ucl " up
lIOi>' The Cr hH- ttiua II
h,hnbtaus The house ias ia! fuhc bsnr, and was
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pdnCina 2ta0c)lncs.

ALEX. MACGREGOWS
~ SCHOOL, FOR DAECINd. Il2 'tl-lvr. n"lr l7tl'lt.
lIly?t- ,ui G.! -. I.-.nIsti'y. send 10. C.rcIilr,
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Their rluca, on. rii".o,hr ana i.trrs. ~ ". \. p
Natn, Do, LID, ra.i. mt g: &c fh-H'h Co'''e
p,!ia. I'm, co,h 81 -.
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CLOSING Prices OF PHIL4 DELPT4 Sf0CAS
Reported By JOAN II. DAVIS & CO, II Uaust

THURSDAY. Feb. 17-f. NJ
New-Jcrsey Central to-day sold up TO III ana
closed at 100 The dealings in Western Union
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Donr0 alo Rooms.

East Sii..
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n furnished N private family win or without private ia
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20 EAST 29rH-Sr.-Third story. front
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room and e3.rt' adoIis Mt convenient 10 lind Avenue
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filming.

ACTIVE MINING STOCKS bought and sold.
Special facilities for furnishing mining Investments ana
late aiS from miues. CORRESPONDING" nVltet
WATSON &GlB~ON. Bankers ami BlOher. % Nall-9G
ALL ACTIVE MINING SIOCKS ani other
y investment securities b'lsIt AMI soft on commission
by NIXON i, HAINho lururrV NIXON IIl.EoIDN *
a., Gl Broadway.
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FOR Young Laoies-CountrT.


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Mem Publications.

HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY
LIFE AND TINES
OF
MADAME DE STAEL.
Madame De staGl Study Of her Life and Times Inc
First Revolution and the Fret Empire By Abel stevens
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