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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

The successes of the Republican party this
fall have been largely due 20 public confidence In
public and in the general line or It's policy
town Herald (Rep)
TIE TRIBUNE suggests that tie next time
the " County " Democracy reOrganZe they put John
Kelly chair. When Mr Kelly wants 20 sit down
he'll his furniture, We beheve.( EInira FREQ
Press Tam. DemD
The recent elections have demonstrated tia
the Solid South Is eang up This result is quite
much TO be desired by Democrats by Republicans.
The Solid South neither elect President by its
attract votes from Northern States san Fran.
Call tInd)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
A CANDIDATE FOR THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Prom The Ulcd Herald (Rep.)

The bar and press OF Western New York arc
making earnest movement in favor OF the appoint
ment ~ the Hon. William COgswel of Rochester, To no
vacancy the bench Of the Court Of Appeals IL -
urged I'm behalf OF such an appointment that Mr. Cogs-
well stands at tho head Of the bar OF the Empire
STATE, the peer OF any lawyer in its borders u tho
knowledge he OF the books the keennes Of lis
judicial instincts and the purity OF his professional
reputation. IL Is due to Mr. COgswen say that
movement begun without any knowledge inspir.-
ton upon his part; and 1t certa My true that
Governor could make no appointment which would 10
strengthen the bench OF resOr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
NEW.YORK R1LLROADS

The annual report of the State Engineer,
regarding the operations of New-York rail-
roads for the fiscal year 1850, would have
been more interesting volume if the Lcgis-
lature had made provision for more speedy
publication of it.. As it is, the report is tie
only official and complete asscmblage of the
returns from the railroads Of this State, and it
brings to light some very interesting facts
The report embraces returns from SAB
miles of ralroad-about one-tcnth of the en-
tire system of the country. But no other
State OF combination Of States, reporting equal
mileage, can report as large a traffic as this
official statement covers. The volume OF
traffic, and the increase since 1873, are shown
As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
MEANING OF THE VIRGINIA VICTORY.
L.cnLn NE ALnlLni.Ll IlIL.u LLrnlnLln n.nl

1t introduces liberal methods and ideas, look
ing the abatement of the Obstructive and repressn
agencies which have been applied g. suppress or persvs
the popular WILL and make a mockery Of tine laws ny
Constitution OF the country. IL matters not by wa.
party name this result has been cOnsunmhteu. -
prncipes involved constitute the merit OF the sueteSs
and Il IN 10 the operation OF these principles, grOuha ,
the fundamental structure Of our Institutions ,nss
ruto OF this new departure in the politics Of the sOas
must DC traced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19

A Portland lawyer has brought the morality
of hazng down to the pocket test. The eye
sight of his son, a BOwdoin freshman, was in
jured by the pranks of seven students, and the
father has sued each of them for $4,000
damages. Verdlcts for several hundred or
thousand dollars each against some OF the
young men who are so passiOnately addicted
to hazing might moderate their enthusiasm.
The old and uncOmplimentary prOverb about
the kind of client a man has who acts as his
own lawyer, is revived by the decision of the
Surrogate upon the will of the late John p.
Moore, which disposed of nearly $1,0OO,OO0.
Mr. Moore, who was a man OF business
sagacity, nevertheless refused to have his will
drawn by lawyer, and wrote it himself. The
result is that an important part of the will is
pronounced void.
The statement is made that in spite of the
recent rains the water supply is again falling
behind the daily demand. The water in the
Croton Lake, which had fairly reached the
top of the dam, is now eight inches below it,.
The next Legislature should give early atten-
ton to this subject, and if the people of this
city become convinced Of the need Of new
aqueduct, should make wise and far-sighted
provision for the future, which shall be suffi-
Gent for generations to come.
Secretary KirkwOOd is probably well within
the mark in saying that the tenth census is
distinguished from any that has preceded it
by better and far more trustworthy work." The
progress of ten years i'll the science of Stats
tics is such that every new census is almost
necessarily better than the last but the census
of 1880 is of especial value for the variety of
subjects it has covered, as well as for the
thoroughness Of the work. for both of which
things it is much indebted to General Walker, 1t
may be a satisfaction to the orators who live OH
round figures to know that the $4,000, 900 Of
population they have been talking about are
literally justified by the facts. Tie official re-
yised figures are 50,l55753.
The strike yesterday in a cigar factory up
town is an example of the unreasonable
COURSES which trades-unions too often take.
Three girls, employed as packers, handled so
sklfnlly the refuse, or poor stock,
which the men would not touch, that
the firm decided to raise their
wages They were earning six to eight dol
lars week, the men three to four times as
much The men threatened to strike If
the girls wages were raised, rejected q
proposition to leave the matter to the
usual arbitration, and then demanded the
discharge of ore of the girls who
had shown TOO much spirit to suit them. This
was refused, and the men struck, leaving
large quantity Of goods TO spoil. This is
wanton abuse of power, which must react TO
the injury of workinnnen.
1t appears that one OF the results of the re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
CrrTFAIrs SANITY

fTUfH TIC ttIItINNUIt tUIINIeTctIT IIFtp.I
Gulteau Is sane enough to see all the points
which Will work TO his advantage. He seems 10 naNs
to do with the management OF his than lis
brOther-in-aw, When man is mentally able 20 jadgs
OF the effect OF his acts, IL is evident Guiteau Is ID
not how he be declared irresponsible for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19

ForrtCv.-The meeting of the German Reich
stag is TO be short and unimportant.-=
John Drnn aspires to the throne of Zulu
land -M Chalanet has been appointed Under
Secretary of the Ministry of Education and
Public Worship in France. - The colt Spltz-
bergen won the Shrewsbury Cup yesterday --
A,Berlin telegram says that Dr. Schuter has been ar
rested for uttering meuaces against life OF the En-
peror William.
DoMEsTIC.-At the opening of the Court yesterday
Guiteau behaved outTageousy, defylng The Court
and insulting Mr.. ScOvine; Guiteau announced
that Judge Magruder, Of Maryland, had
consented TO act as his counsel; about
dozen witnesses were examined, and several
letters written by Guiteau to President Garfield
were nut in evidence. 60 The Pacific National
Bank of Boston suspended. - Smallpox is caus-
ing great mortality in Portland, Oregon - Mr.
Wagner of Ithaca, n. Y, lawyer, has been con-
victed of fraud and sentenced to one years lmprs-
onment - Track-laying on the Georgia Pacific
Line began yesterday. Tile Erie Canal is to close
December s. - The Idiot Asylum at Columbus,
o. has been destroyed by fire; no lives lost. -
The temperature has been eight degrees below zero
In Minnesota. - The funeral service OF Mrs
Edwin Booth took place in Chicago yesterday
g. Barge No. z, of st. Louis, sunk on Thursday
evening, about fifty miles from New-Orleans; the
cargo was worth $4,000.
CRY AND SUBuRBAN.-The Yale College Thanks
giving jubilee was held at Demonico's last evening.
e. George Law died yesterday. = The win
hers in the billiard tournament were DAILY Carter,
schaefer and Gallagher. - The annual meeting Of
the United Fire Underwriters came to close. --
Gold value of the legal tender silver dollar O4l2l2
grains) $500 cents. - Stocks were irregular and
unsettled. closing weak without recovery.
lHEW acknowledgements local observations lndl-
cate cloudy weather, with chances of occasional
rain, followed by partly cloudy or fair and colder
weather. Thermometer yesterday: Highest go;
lowest, $50 average, 593Io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
amusemeuts Do Night.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-2-" II Trovat9nne. "Ia yoyage En-
AaBFY's PARK THkATRE-2 and S;3o- Ho Wv
s,Jou OPERA HoUsB-2and s-.Ihe S,'Ao
BOOTHS THRATHB-2 and - - pas,inS Regiment"
nIIy,s TIN ATRR--2 and e. Inc assi"s e
GeRMSsIa THEIrRB-Friodrch HaaSe. y,r,tnius"
1AvrRIy's NIsIo's GARBBS-2 arc s. 70 :" Deacon
HAvERir's i4Tn STREET IHRATkE--z Ahu Q
., RE THEATRE and s;30-"Es SeralaA do
IHTpopoIITAN CAsINo-2 and o-es Olo0"o' w
Corneville." - m. .,o,ory
WV TEpATRR CoMoUg-" The MAJOR
a.x Eu AYCIsCo MINsTRELs-2 ana >.
STASDAED THEATRE-2l5 and SD, falemce' ,,-,roo
sTHAIIA TIE tTRE-2-' The Haunted Castle" B. Ireo
Pair shoes" 10 ,T,.-,o, 7, ocbot -
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR
BUNNELLs MUSEUM.
CmCKERING HALL-COncert
POLO GRoUNDS-FOOtball
STRfNwAY HALLl-COncert. ,~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
Enslness Soiltes. ---...
"ALDERNEY BRAND" ,,,,u
Buy always oo -
Neu|tlorIs DULY Gribn1oe,
FOUNDED HORACE GREELEY.
THE Mis- THIS MORNLNG.
Buy always

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19

The first point Of especial interest is the
small increase in passenger movement. The
gain, only S5,50O,O00 in miles of passenger
trans portation, is oIls III per cent in seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19

1t appears that one OF the results of the re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19

ing great mortality in Portland, Oregon. - Mr..
Wagner, of Ithaca, N. " lawyer, has been con-
victed of fraud and sentenced to one years imprs-
onment. - Track-aying on the Georgia Pacific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19

that Judge Magruder, OF Maryland hau
consented TO act as his counsel; about a
dozen witnesses were examined, and several
letters written by Guiteau to President Garfield
were put in evidence. = The Pacific National
, 1881-08-20
An Elephant osi tie ltnIMrngu.


ThosO who Atten,eu tho uircus lust evening
wurn trcaltd 10 sneotnela mt down oii thoh hls,
lust buturo te performances bot:.ll Estnt gt-
of the rI,tr,luea thrtn,gh which. tho vnval-
C,tdU of Knights, tuniulprs, uni elephants,
dogs md nureback riders aEo wont 70
SrHo IN a tAes Eit5e. nj sGndr 1 we
AZ X thoy wpru mud about something, hut pus,
piu tht1Hlt perhAIla thu hnRH,Ho. h1ushcr mud
kOs hold 0f thoir trunks alu Wtstgd Hpr tho sh1w
tpnt on thu stho of tllu Untralluo bttwteu that
nn,l tho row Of reserved BpntB VIII spell to rtac
und III outraged clel'hAnt c4ne tDutIng mud In.
Mna,!'ssS ia% !o a,nph'th.ssrS: H. WIS
strliy shau.o'i, = ~ lila aionv. Without
ior tGo upp,slt sl,is oi tho tint, tcarip Up Tic
tsral tiip r,iiv. Tho saals On lilo w.st sa were
ttllrl with mon, woHlcat, and children, WIN
wero terrified wilu,! shoy saw TINT tho .olGphnnt
i sni t t%s il frs,'s sroris t5 'Is sut oat II ts
wlly. Luckily tho etepEitllt bgtRhlu putAnAIe4l
in tho 1alaln tlr rnpo hs hu clnGrgtd iron tho
rtnH Oh lhAt side, md .ils lr.,xTtss was eh1ckt
tl,Nu, liUachltK tho sGAss, hp, psIahcsl nloIE,
ytnnahttg n t!er at Il lllHD Us kH w iIo c0.llti
sto,, on tl,o,n. aud t,nii svlkn4 tl!o otnora With
hcatl. n,asimk nn upci,inE clean through 10 tho
0pGli atr nM tho Wcst sttl0 III tho hE tent. It..
thun rtksh1l At on IT, tho nper prnlrtb Huiti,
whero ho wus with difficulty rccaptiirca nd
Az hla lslst appearance was deemed M that
wis necessary, Ills request 10 hU pxc!isu.l tom
fNrthUr performance was IA,lite)y hgcult.l tM
,nllst of whit Waa like u be Il trnye,ly. whIcf
| tMrtlnl Il ln,tI II cuntoly. An uhl gentleman
who weighed :Ay pounds, marc Or Gbs, AMI wa,
ss,pS ~ Hgnr 9s tpn rW q tG IL shss III s. ssgi.
sMutssi nstt Justify: "t,et out Ut tho way Iowt
lul0w, wAnt to GONE sl0wl."
, 1881-08-20
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a. N'hltHua, rCni. rAtAtu nIire Established lHl,, VI
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Ing EntHl ntGrpst ln E1f1ts..
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.ntorn hM Hats F,0U
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ca;i ii iK,s;jr; III 4S
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uusp, with euisHaU II Observation-Disclosures. Jt
tk!u WICK -s'r.. sn,!tl,nr WDbator-AY., .-story
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, 1881-08-20

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ritz CHICAGO nwAl. txrArn EXCHANGE. =
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wsSNAsS sESa!N|A||!S$E$tS|{ |:?:!!;i!!| :!'s fAkn, Il (: 1t,
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aSosSs. e.:!!assIis wi eco foct frontuao, IN do.
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, 1881-08-20

mid III md closed iii tho present crisis Is
I,Nst. rho Otl,crs expect tn wrn.s!cr It..
The telegraph oilGts linyc been. fairly be.
s'cIsc,l WITH messages the past faw days, md
tho emrloyTs llnvc 80 intrn 70 40 that t',ry
Frnm Nil PARIS If the country 'clrsra.,,s IT,
latny Il, tic markets lla%r pdtrd III, nsMa o
business Ut tho cullNliiy IL said IL hAyb Ill.
ercnscll yrry materially.
fin Following tNblu shnws the clostuc o,lo-
tatnns uf Einiil md provisions yesterday, ss
compared will tho s;tllie 0f.c weak ngU.
Friday. AUu. IL.
, 1881-08-20
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1ptn xif3 Il; ",ri;. is.,!-a', l.iGk huu.s,s sE9l
- NHEttt FhHhHuEl NLb
, 1881-08-20
CITTHEiE EST.tY'E.
7NOll SA LE-1sY W. u. kElsFUUr Il Co.
L 7 l WushluEt,IHsxt.

JNOIl EA t.E-1sS W, u. kElIEt)t(1' IL co.
t,stMr,,uyE,i-SO,,r SIDE,
'1aIMI!.s' ,. ~ hetwre" SorLll''s md car'-sis
t,a;NI:ASe.sT,. nor,t, If th,,.r,.u,. .,x:u s,rt
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soss ,sss Ss.tt tsss s ;'' ''ss'
*fsHi''"SA'sS.' fvei, southwest eof''F f''e' '*'"
tl-iEA Ai1tfttN.At, Ysxt;a foot, n,rt, OF ch,caxo.
Hsf HUH! 70 feet. fnc,nu rou ucur s
ssrIsA ArE.sr ,por,huc,t corncr 1lur..n, y,xu foot.
Cinf. ~'N''' '''' '''"'N' "s "'1. ="
frss. h '"'''H'sf' s'"s""''s eo''0' ''"'' 'A'"
saUNiIUsON.Yv., bptvuuu ssuto u,,d cuss, south
lstwoon s,uto and tu.,, 20 fcut
1.1i ssgtsl r,, f.c, cas-. yron. e,,voop III.
:1~,EAitilUeN.hV.. lntwves ' Ghsst,srt.st. md
si xnr.h ~ f,,oth,., arr
~, fs,t ""t t"o'>'' "a ~" "~
S1r,SV f;raS, rrntu1t thsot,rb III f,nk. .st.
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ii S,t' southeast cofnor or l''s'oe e'S
souHG%! northwest c.,,aos Of chcaso.a,.,
e1,i% s Sss. 5eo' of rnss n r Ssj1 M iaa w
wAI1SS.il:A:H' insssn stto tu suit. bc.wecn poar-
ooIH'aft. HHu ShtTTsssst ut,,,ntr otnr
, 1881-08-20

a-....... ALSO,
RntHc.s md mani fncturlnF property.
lllt.cks III bulk rpo fur subtilrlslDtl.
CottAkGs Ant tUt8 In ult tArtB Mt low itEur1H.
Al.S1
EOt,T1l CHICAGO.
mcnt ut pticO5 ttllt titlst hull.
SUBURBAN, FARM, AND ACRE rNopEiprY AT
HAUttAtNS. ,
y. II. kEItFUUr u CO., p1 Deasborn.sL
, 1881-08-20
: ~ ALSO . ....
tuctaFfng purposes.

lo!Y, AND lMrnovED "ir.orrisrr for munu-
....,,....r ALSO ....
asoS sa
ALSO, ="
Hn Hssc na r. ke wso wSHESs wfnaS s
aS yH% ss.. nf EsxS WES" Wsa4Ss I'D oSS sasS
MlCllluAN'Av, nei1r Twenty-iift,'st., stono. .,x
saSi 81 isaiisi' rita '
aiSSS:Sy Y{ SSSs2 yf'fi;E isiss; 9 Il; i:s; ves;;: 1850
H,SAx ississs ssst ts1S Ct :, ss :a
wAs&sM:xy.' aSir iioriy:sixiss. iSot 'o
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wahAsis s}ii|s9s aSy Sai H. a"
1NDiASA.Av. near Iwunsy .itsst-at. :.story :, ,o,
VI? SsssH. .ss .a Of i'fiasasS os
1HiAHAmV SusxsUn 'iir;;ti;:i sii a"
yntry funr!!'-xts., lot xtN foot ffnnI S0N
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fsfY ti vs. paaffn iFFaYFssSIis:st oo
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f%iKiE&Y Sses sss ssats, Stt q Iwsa;yicIrth: w"
ass'Sfs; i%oiy ii: ;,:s 1a l
iront; nisa III. t71
:ty III sS & 9Ss; w s:;;
cAua s1fi,cr Itiiy.iis.st, wS
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3s$sf XIV e"sssS'! eo4aas s!lsf iii 1000
f;;; II 1T M!Iiif!;::sy; Nv ~
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, 1881-08-20

vNry chntc1 llat OF both ilnIyovel nnd unnrroycd
lysttuttu ltngtt!ns south VI vwehty. .soc0NG-t+ vi
All AvUhuub AIid stTuutt
blVES In Irxt-EnxH luENIilIps. -
, 1881-08-20

ln,proyod md vacant !9ts nt Iako Foros. wnuko.
Vuw ilyNN iiafk AIE1Ht. WlieitUn. Iu,ovss. iiins-
AAlu, ElkaEt LnkEt WAnkNslM, md uthUr aU1urDs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-11-18

THE redemption of United States
bonds. and their conversion from
their higher interest formerly, TO the
new 81. per cents, continues unabat.
ed. We notice that at the close of
business on the 18th instant, the
amount o! bonds received for rcdemp.
ton under the lUjth call aggregated
$Q.q99,950. From May ~ to June
80 last. there were sod, 900. 900 worth
of per cent. bonds received for re-
demption and continuance ut 81 per
cent. This is the largest amount OF
bonds ever handled in such briel
time 10y the United States govern
ment.