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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
Mr.. GLADSfONRS SPEECH Ar LEEDS.

The following are some OF the most salient pas
sages in the speech delivered by Mr. Gladstone at
Leeds. England, October 7, in reply to an address
presented by tho Mayor and Corporation
Now that the Land Act has passed into law nd now
that Tarncu ari. lest the people of England y
continued ctUrjF, should WIZ the
wholc OF irish Nation, lac las now and
arged gospel pider "a iIOclaiiB lie says that whereas
the "a aal u Ireland Is seventeen millions 81 money TIE
audUIu entitled 10 nCnhg cut the Gfinai value of
the land before tue spade was pat intO IT, AMI tat f1e
rental may stly cl8u II not seventeen mious but
possibly about thlcc millions 81 money. | ask yon "a
honest meu, politicians, not Liberals nor in
any other capacity, ask you wnetEcr IL Is possible
10 de scribe proceedings this KIND III any words NOR,
Just lie PRONUNCIATION Oi tho gospel of sheer plum
derf
Mr. Parnel Is very copJus in his references Amer
icr lie has aid America TX 90" only ili nj Ireland
bnI Ia ali his references america b. never fOuni
lime utter word Of dspfCFi 81 or nisSIyuc about
what the assasslhatiCn literature Oi tnnt
country. Not American nisTaturg; no, there not an
Airricnn eHeers wuo docs uJt spurn a..d iDathr n
as you d put there are 10 u sad 10 say. Knot IRISH
men who no; ashamed g. poiLt 1nf In tue Press
which they maintain 20 point out, now the ships Of Her
Macsy's Navy ought 10 be blown Ito the ar 10 destroy
te DO yer d Eaiud ~ secret tIcaCHery, ana iiu-
yais that lnCy pleased 20 be.C ought To be made
the oniccis knc 90 tie ASSASSIN ana deprived II
because they uCuL CONFORM 10 tue lrisn
l5hamel KNOW there have been some Attempts OF
IDS made n tsts country. You mag nave OF
an explosion ~ dynamite Stafford not very long ago
There WAS u deat %. ReTsJH u consequences OF
explosion; flc catn 81 Another Nas expected Dut
Iievr was ayerted; aud Mr.. Parnell, the gentleman
pearea 10 Lin lie ia thn character OF practical JOKE
And now what aoes STR Parusn sqyI y tot prosecl-
tim vi ther lOiicy e very thih Which Is nost VI all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
THE COURTS.
ruE srppoGtTRs TERM OF OFFICE.


The General Term of the Supreme Court
rendered yesterday decision Presiding Justice DAVIS
writing the opinion, the proceedings Instituted ny
Charles Rosenkranz IN eector OF The County OF he"'
YORK. TO compel Joseph Clrr to ncnlein the ele'ton
notice Che Office OF Surrogate OF New-Y0rx County our
rognte Van schac.Ss term OF Office began january l.
1876 AMI TERMINATED by his death in Aprii OF inc
same year. Surrogate Calvin appointed to III the
vacancy caused by the death Of his predecessor to ho
Office until the next general election. In N0vembff MI
Calvin elected in place Of Deiano @. Calvin, APP
pointed in the place of stephen ID. Van sehaek, &c
ceased" Mr. R0senkranz claims that under the statutes
Surrogate Calvin was elected for the full term o SIX
years. but for tine unexpired term OF Surrogate van
schaiek The matter argued before Justice Nest-
brook at special term, who held that Mr. Calvin haa
been elected for fill term The General Term reyerses
this decision. Justice Davis In his opinion elIcs .hS
statutes Of $40 sn1 1852 by which the election an
term OF office Surrogates this county are regulated
The law of 1sA9 provides among other things tha5 20
case of the death OF Surrogate his Successor st 20
elected for the xpircd term the act Of lSJy con-
talns but one section and reates eXciusFeiy 10 tne
length of the term OF office of Surrogate Tue Two ac
IL "A decided relate TO "distinet things repeal OF
modification OF either has necessary eHecG uyo ~
other This il true especially Cor the reason that .c
supposed repeang of 1859 leaves the system OF inc
former statute ltacs In most OF its general ieaue
justices Daniels and Brady concur In the opHiioh vi
Tuati ice Dnyig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

L.
to-day the following decisions were banded down:
Robinson ag the Chemical National Bank; Wilson agt the
city syracuse the De aware and Hudson "a
Company: Rogers agt the Rochester and Hornelsye
ag the National Fire Insurance CompaY
the British and North Ans rean ROYAL Mali steam
Pack ct Company i Judgment affirmed with costs
the Waertoyn Fire Insurance Company; Ca-
prom WilamSJudgmont reversed and new trial granted
costa % abide event.
asher agt the Joseph Fire and Marine Insurance
Company; story agt Ham0n-Order Of General refu az
and smeE absolute for respondent on stp aton
camp agt Ingerso OF General Term and Special
Term reversed and rDgtion denied. with costa
Murphy; In re- opening l35thst-Order OF deIerai
Term affirmed, with costs
Kneean agt 'Don-A ppeal dismissed with costs.
In Woven Wire Tape SKIRT Company-Motlon Tor rear
guueHt denied.
atons-shrppar Knapp, respondent agt LAWS G. Fran
APPEALS from Ofders-NO. 5JOlj0rneius Savage an On
other, HehTy sherman and others fgued No DOL
John Fisher appellant IGn ~ and Others respondents
argued. No. 554Catherine Owens, respondent agt J. j.
uupsrt appellant agt Christian H. Hang, respondent
Passed. No 525-In stephen Upon, 10 yscate etc.
Argued No. 52jWIliam Kylr. appellant agt Albert tait
resl,oadrnt-Argled No. b37 cud Ter f't respondent,
Henry +. BAlchfOrd appellinL-Subr.itted No =
Samuel GROSS and others appellants, agt Aaron ChL,
matter Delos r. Powers, attorney appellant Argnc
H. Benedict. liant agt CoUrtiandt r.
Dixon and others, TesVOndents-submtittd No 56l-The
People rel Edward D. Loug respondent, agt st JOhh
Croft apDrilant-ATgurd. No. 5jJPatience NJ Gardner
respondent agt Gardner appellant Submitted No.
5J5-R1D ri 4. ssseL respondent agt harriet b. Ber-
doll. appeiant-Argued
Sos $685. 2o7, 33l. 1872. $50. 37s, 2ls 244
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
NOMINATIONS IN PATERSON n. j.

The Passaic County On. j. Democratic Con-
yenton was held in Paterson yesterday. There was
hot contest between the different delegations and sew
eral times it looked free dght would be the result
One delegate was loudly Kissed upon presenting the
name Of William NJ Smith. the Republican nomiAee lor
county clerk VITO, however, received votes cries
.rsa Ia mt the delegates ont who would for Re
nibeau Al Que time delegate ATTEMPTED t. address
Hepry of PATERSON was nominated TOR sheriff. William
Prsl LAWYER for county clerk, and DR.. e. G. Van dep
ByaTdt, Of Paterson pr. Charles Archer q! Fo"y''"'
and lanes SprOnll, Of PaSsaic for cnr0ners.
Edward &. George, OF RingwOod, was nominated yes
tcrday at Paterson by the LIST Assembly Dsihc1 psho
cratic Convention of PaSsaic County. ~
The second Democratic Convention In the lNth AS
senhl District 81 PaSsac County bed last evening
This convention was called by Thomas Flynn, who re-
eeiye ed he nomination
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A FLOOD IN THE NORTHWEST.

CHICAGO, Oct. lS.--'rhe rainfall al over the
Northwest stl continues and the troubles caused ~
high water seem 10 be increasing. At Quincy 1t is
feared that the breaking Of the evee Is again imminent
ST. LOUIS Oct lS.-At Hannibal, the Mississippi River
Ia only about foot below the feshet mark OF last
spng The railroad tracks the evee submerged,
and the Easements Of houses in South Hannibal are
hied with water. The KeOkuk and ST. Louis Railroad is
under water for miles and number OF washouts
have taken pace. The SnY leyee which broke last
sfrug and the nuudation of several Thousand
ucrrs farinBg land ana the destruction OF men waltz
abe property, agh IA danger, and II the Wa.cr rises
two 'eet M Der Is viii dUunt give way At DaYcfs-
port, Dubuque AMI other places the watering 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH STOCK.

A dispatch from Chicago was published yes
terday which d, c'arcd that runor was current among
railroad officers that city that Jay Could had secured
majority OF the stock OF the Hannibal aud st. Joseph
Railroad. The information, IL was sald had come from
persons very close to Nr Gould The report caused
little in Wall Street 1t suggested by more
than broker that the probably intended
to stimulate trading in the stock, which. since
the elimination Of the corner" has been dull Of
The officers Of the company SAID that they had nDwl
edge of any movement. President Duwd Red
that far he knew he recent pool still he'd toe
Rtock which IL bad accumulated. Russell Sage laughed
at tine suggestion AMI thrn remarked:
"MJre likely The members oi tie pool arc paperng
their houses with 1t; told them tney would have 10
do 3d."
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10.


sc sS u csadal called LED Pr ne Nos
s5 Il 81 ~ Ss. 10 III los i5s scd so5 81 sls si5
stfGfaE toUGT-GESERAL TERN.-Hell BY Davis P.J.
2 2o ' as n 91l 515 s DC l0l o ~ 10 lis
l- 1884, i2l Ii5 lj5, l6o III. Us, 300 2ol 2o9' 49,
sGrSEaE coygr-sPsctAL TsGy-uoIt BY Van Worst J.
5 m ols7' 81 l 10 a 2 as s 49, 49, 49, i59
l?s gFas ~ or SiaSufr-PAGf L@Hen 5y Donoaee j.
onr a. l939 p 30, nos 22s $50 l22{ I2s s
@g $50. 795 sls i7SS lgJI seg "a s9l so l15s
1873 loQs I2I 1889 1850 400 1888 49, ssa, l45i,
PAaf itlarro%orq Icqa.' qPeq' a 1929 go M
iS IiI9 I 5 IN AIo AZ Ia i3s4 lbs 81! SO
i5 ii77 1873 i2ip 1857, lac, 1l+ i45o Ilsl. 1855
PART He'd by Lawrence J 7qg opens go. at 1899 1880
Isg3 1855 cis 1873 6s3 I'm, lio5 in 1915 !s2,
l' III IS s i5si li5 lai5 es lG7l Isl
ia 80, 1910. i.ie 1850 l5j3. 1858, l7I5.
Court opens 10 Calendar called at II Nos %
i.rlnIog counr-TR1,L TEn-PARr I-IIeu oy rrulx,
Court at n case ON. NJ Go2 Com. ton aSL COMP
Far gI@IeIJ ~ Flce,lnaa ICarrt opens AZ II ~,
207 $50 $50. 25 c5 5Jz, 4od 6sg, 6g5 1874 0Sl, 1914
sry apeF JG ;g ,oi opens a s e so ada
S$ic:#. 80 80 ~ i52 80. 557. 5s5 49, ~, ~
COW Go5SaS Flrt'T!1Jr rSa;foid by DAILY. J.cour
oinoS PLEls-TEitL TEMP AIT l. Held by Van Brnng
ias2 lGs5 i5.7 i55i 1873 5g iS5L i5! isso iSs
1914 1851 1888 1919. 1857, lIl7 l46, 1881 $50, 1880
43O 1928. 0lO l09lI6o2. 1884.
F I5 & ~ a saia s sG & "Opens 49, i5g SS
Ii.R l52i 1886, 1881, 1905, 1914, 1926. 1877 1919
1853 1874, 1852 l457. 1853, l465, 1855, 1867 1911
WALISk CouRI-TRl,L rKOr--PAlT l-lield BY Hawes,J
5 opens s 81 81 54 5S5 ST. ass 49, ie7s 5s Ss
PARr Il--iied by sheridan, J. Court opens AZ 10
Nos $780, 5SIH, O0ib CTS 63t2, 6Obd, oOSi, 5(sZ 621
5.TG, 57i5 j7tt, 1921, 63I7 GO2l
Part IIf-Ifel by shea, g.. j. Court opens at 20 NJ
NosjlsA 6l3j, 4il5 6ll4. Jj2t 5il9 4o63 54UO 4s33
Oslo, 524S 6lo1, 1891, Gs0S. 6Z23
GENERAL SEssOSS-tiilder-ioeye. J.-Ihe People agt,
Charles vnohue ohbry William Mahln ieonious assault
and battery cal SgPnnaT feoious aSult and battery
William Hati n, feoniou assault I'd battery; Eirola
Cocafi frlunillts assault ana battery William VII IT, feun
assent and battery James iseeiy burglary; oleit
Moore burglary; Frederick Jones burglary DANIEL yD Bren,
grnud larceny Jares Io~Iin grand larceny Ham Fay
larceny; DAyd stevenson, grand larceny Joseph W.
Nia lareay ira pegscu; francis Il 4claGghiI ogamy;
Mark kOsuO afcruy from person; Louis hosky rtceiV
sol;i goods Michael Egan sod'my frank AarIS Erinl
larceny: Ne DWELL grand laTcouy Jay Clarke pe:lt
larceny; Charles Cramer prtt larceny; charles "aers,
urtt lrcsny Iuui leouOus assault and battery.
PART Ii.-coN1ng J.-fhe PEOPLE agt. walter : Nc
Ace feouious assault and battery; Michael HeAdars
felouou. assault IN bateryi John acohs burglary Mary
tavau grand Larceny; Richard W. james grand Arreuyi
Eonuyan, rape Jamcs Watson. larceny fr'1 refso1
DAILY. burg gorge Mn4rr grand larceny Ddhet
SLlddnnn, grand Larceny,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
CRILDREN BURNkD 4O DEATa.

MALONE, n. Y, Oct. 18.-A house occupied by
j. Mccarthy, at Cooks Corners, burned Sunday
night and four of Mr.. McCarthys children persisted Mr..
aud Mira Mccarthy and three Of their children occupied
he ground floor, while four other children frm three
en- Year, old occupied the upper story The
awakened In the night 10y noise proceeding from up
stairs, and rising, found the house full OF smoke. He
was unable 10 reach upper story having barely time
10 escape with his wife and three other children before
the house burned The Remains Of the four children
jn bed. showing that tuey had moved but htile being
probably suiocatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

LONDON, Oct. lS.-The death Is announced
of Raaiele MOnti. the celebrated Italian sculptor.
Rataee Mont bora at Milan in 1918, and studied
under his father, Gartano MOnti OF RayenDa, eele-
brated sculptor in the Imperial Academy Milan. where
ne obtained the gold medal for his group of Alexander
Tanning Bucephaus" In 1898. having exhibited his
group called "AaX Defending the Body Of PatrOcms.
Mont was invited Vetna whore he received extensive
patronage Nor he less fortunate when he returned
in 1912 to his native city, which he enriched by several
successful works. In lS47 he visited England and
exhibited in addition to other works, his yeied statue
executed for the Duke of DevOnshire. Returning Ia
Milan he joined the popular political party, and in 1S4S
as one OF the chiefs OF the National Guard he sent
ON n mission to the camp Of King CharleaAlbert. After
the he fled To England where the originality OF his
work secured fer him great popularity and extensive
patronage Among the works he produced IN England
are the "Sistsr Anglers" THE Yelled Nesta and
Eve after the Fall" At the Sydenham Crystal Palace
are be models Of his Italy" Truth" and
Eve" two fountains enriched with emblematical
figures and six colossal symbolic national figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Barrett, in the Supreme Court,
Special Term yesterday handed down decision In the
Injunction suit brought by James Mcfienry against
Hugh j. Jcwett the receiver Of the Erie Railway from
voting on IL 470 shares OF stock Of the Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis Railway com
pany in which he holds that the temporary injunction
already granted shO1d ne continued until the deeFh-
nation OF the controversy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
THE READING ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-Prcsident Bond
stated this morning that he would be placed in a
position after the election TO take action
looking IL the release Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad from the receiyershp He stated
that his plan the financial relief Of The road had been
practically adopted, and that u could be carried into
effect thirty days after the election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
QUEENS COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

The Queens County, l.. l., Republican Con-
yentcn to name County officers and the Assembly Con-
ye,ous for the Ist and Id Districts to nominate
member for Assembly and two school Ccniniss"hers'
were held at the Town Hail. jamaica yesterday. The
Cognty Convention named J1nE II. Clark, Of North
Ianpstraa for the Office of County Treasurer H. Val
eatiae Cloves Of Hampstead selected for justice OF
The Sessions and DR.. W. g. Taylor, OF Long Island CITY,
for C.rSI;,r. The Ist Assembly Dis!Tct Convention
roYi.iated for Member OF Assembly James j. BAKER,
OF North Hampstead, and C. r. suydau Tor HchOoi CON
fnsssoucr Tie I'D Assembly District Convention
seiected for Member Of Assembly Isaac j. Titus, 81
Lang island City, and Tor school COMMISSIONER Ihohas
u. S,nitn. OF Heinpatead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

AseURY PARK, N. j., Oct. 18.-Tle annual
session the Presbyterian Synod of SewJersey opened
here this evening in Education Iilt The opening scr
mon was delivered by tae Rev Charles Z. Knox. OF
Blo0n8iisld, the Pes.rlng Moderator OF the SynaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
SAN Francisco, Oct 1S.-Tbe following were
the otlieial closing prices of mining stocxs
Yosterlav.ro.daS

The cid gentleman Ia snoring the snore Of
tae sifnoas Ia his easy chair His youthful illiGsOn
eushts his oh una grandpa Ii TIE parisr
-sieeping right oGt loud"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
PROPOSALS for Lamps, Lanterns, Brackets

DEFOf Qi EkNANtEkS' OftICh- |
PHILADELPHIA, PLNN, Oct. IN, lSSl.3
SEALED PRO POSAt in trpicaie, subject 10 fhe usual
items at This oice and nj the 0dces 81
each, Ce elOt az NeN ok city, Jelers3a
Vile Ind ald Francisco tai, until II OclO nOOn az
this Oics, Ol NeYlurA city, l;l0 a. NJ " JeA-
eisOl, lie amd sal at san Francisco, on MOndY No
yem er H. 1884, at wbel times and aees they VIII DO
one The bidders Tor furnish and dc iNet
ing 80 Army apS lplete tsingle burner 100 at
Aaelbe ron Bra kets 100 Nickel Plated Rel
ors Yl their up 1rts; 400 Extra Glass Cmneys AMI
600 fAt Nicks toi TIA lamps; l2uO Mineral on lsn
terms AMI Micks for these lanterns. ami sne
Of Globes and Chin for the anteins a. bay
required; and 6O andlc Lanterns deerY "a TIE say.
plies to be made n either OF the dep0ts named as may De To-
CURED ~ The msnt 49, -.
The Lanterns Intended Tor use OF mineral On OF
the standard lyng dash poin, not lower than l5 Fahrer'
he Biaefs xi submit SAMPLES prODcry labelled or tag
ged Of the Lanterns O Candle) ~mcht ley mas propose
to furnish.
Bllafs will state In what quantities. and al what depO,s
they will and how they will
and compile dtyery III each lot bid for Toe amps BracA
cations and patterns shown In drawings Proposals viii
be received -ss quantity OF the supplies than herein
the fight reject
or ali proposals. preference viii he given 10 articles OF do
production aud actule, conditions OF price AMI
quality being equal md such preference VIII DE given To ar
Il ana manuta ,turep ouced on the
Pacific the extent Of the supplies required by tho
Hlant proposals and spe iacaton instructions bid
any further Information tat be desired, Wiz 70
furnished b either OF line Depot luaregmasters meLu0
app tcatiOn.
Proposas should addressed To either the Depot Quarter
mastGr Phiadc!phl Newfork city, JeAersonSe OF 'ah
ID. IL RUCKER, Asst q, NJ. Gen. U, SA.
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d. II. RUCKER, Asst Q, NJ. Gen. U. 5. \.
In charge OF Depot.
PROPOSALS for MEDICAL and HOSPITAL

L. S ARMY MEDICAL PURvgYNG DEPOT,
NEWIo8K, oct %, lSSl.
SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the Mrlcai re-
parment the Army with Medical and Hospital supplies
viii received this Depot up t ~ O'Clock noon on te
7th day vi November, ISl, when thsy VII De puliey
opened. -, -. la ...t... ~. %
ouaty packng delivery may be- az this Depot The
nitsd aies reserves reject ali proposals.
~ EBtNtIEk SWIFT,
Asst Med PuT,eyor, U. = A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
Corporation Noilres.

NOTICE.-John W. Campbell will sell at
mlbhc auction by order OF the Department OF DoeAs
On THURSDAY, october 30 1881, AZ IL oc0ck at
named places the Norm iver waerfro a. certain lots o
Old material uding wrought aud iron oil barrels and
pe butts For iuii nfOf nation Ihe City Record,
copies for sale al No CITY HalL
NOFICE.-PropOsals for building a new
wooden pier nc the ~ West 2isst " r. will De
by Department Of Docks az and li9 Dnaness
Metnesd " october ~, lSs 1t ~ O'clock for tn
Information the city Record Copies or sale at No y
City Hail.
NOTICE.-Proposals for repairing and ex-
tending pier at West D6tE-si NJ r. will received oy
the Deg Itnen Of Docks Al and y Duan-sl ans ~ss
uon City Record. Copies for sale at NO = Cay HAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
NEW-JERsnY pREsBYTEeiANs.

croachng upon tho ovces aud river and Scars are
entertained Tor the safety OF property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
MONsIGNOR RONCETTI.

ROME, Oct. 1S.-rhe death is announced of
Monsiguor Ronceti, the Papal Nuncio 10 Bavaria. lie
was sent 20 Bavaria about two years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
HELP FOR THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

TIE County Convention of the German
American Independent Citizens Association was held
laat niyht at No go East Fteenthst. Henry G.. Au-
tenrsifh presided On motion Of = f. Stewards the list
OF nomiaaas made by tine County Democracy at Cooper
Union yesterday was approved
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS IN JERSEY CITY.
Bernard McCarty has been nominated for
Assembly by the Democrat~ in the III District Of Jersey
City and Dennis Mclaughlin i'll the With District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

THE SECOND DAY OF REGISTRATION.
This is the second day of registration. The
backs viii remain open from am until pm The re
manning days Friday, october %, and Saturday,
OctOh9r %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
FIRMIN BoVY.

was sent 10 DaNuili dOOut tho years hbV'
FIRMIN BOVY
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-Firmin Bovy, the
artist, died here yesterday.
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Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of ENTRANCE to CUM
4 BERLASD SOUND, FLA.
ARlY RuLpNe. NGw.YoRN. -. b. IS
b. s. ENGINRKR o 'FIcE

Army bllLDlN0. NAN- lOhA Ots. ~ 47ci'
Sealed proposals. in tI1plea addressed 10 the unu
signed VIII be received al this once unt IL oelocE h0 "a
the st November IL which time ana plac they
he OF btcr, for continuing inc
construction jete5 tbs entrance 10 Cumberland sound
Fla. $500. -,
pecleltonl instructions n bidders and blanks tor PROVO
sas NAV obtained this once nom Lieut. W L. lisz,
Jacksonville, Fla. -... 49,,
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G!iaatiogs il)aatea-- females.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
II An ktns0s goo cpnDsts1t fsutis serva1, Gerna1
eu har cent r.rls sgr e.tv Ar uts
colored the Ilrga 81 ~ tbts1}! Prot 81
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UARY.
RAFFAELLE MONTH.

LONDON, Oct. 1S.-The death is announced
of Ralf4elle Month the celebrated Italian sculptor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

A SWEDISH and othcr servants for all
IA, cangftis nie aut fcp1r best az refe rerecs sg
wants with references may Apply foF vIeatcs< III
East 2.tll.st.
, 1881-01-15
VIENNA AND TIL AUSTRIAN
CROWN PRINCE.
From the TSmeS.)

The unpleasant affair about the
furnishing of the Crown Princes
house has at last come to an unex-
pected end. Yesterday morning the
member of the Town Council who
had been deputed to inquire into the
state OF the case as to whether there
are any grounds for the report that
the furniture had been ordered in
Paris, and that different objects form
ing part of it were being exhibited
there, made his report to the special
committee appointed for the celebra-
ton Of the Clown Princes marriage.
From this report it appears that large
orders have been given directly to
Viennese houses, while the main part
, 1881-01-15
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ARRIVED
Jan. s per. scb. "Olara" Mr.. Thomas Elliott,
MI. 4. Basberg.. Vincent Joseph and
boy, BaItegar christensen !.
BOOKED N LEFT
" 10. Christian B. E. Hansen, Frank
Moorhead, Miss Oonsuels Berentzen.
Authonetls James. franklin Furey,
Vincent Joseph, Elizabeth Williams
and child. Alexander George and son.
Robert Williams
e - per sch. Clara from ST. Thomas,
Mrs. Knuthsen and daughter, Miss
Lindemann. Andrina Hope, Franklin
Furey, Alexander George, Adolphus
Francis, John ferdinand, Caroline
Rasmussen and 8 daughters, and
n servant, Adelaide PEBBLES, child En-
rique Julio Brady, Charlotte Charles,
Robert Williams, and Vincent Joseph.
, 1881-01-15
MR.. PARNELL AT WATERFORD.
From the Spectator.)

Mr.. Parnell now avowedly agitates for
a great measure of territorial con6soation.
He boasted at Waterford that the Land
League had five millions Of Irishmen on
it's side, against about a half million who
were identified in interest with the land
lords of Ireland and that with such odds
as these, it would be easy, without any at
tempt at civil war,-which he said the
leaders Of the people were not disposed 10