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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-01

THE Grand Jury OF Storey County has
ignored the bill against the Footlight for
criminal libel. DR.. Bergstein had the pro-
prietor of the paper arrested for saying that
he was no: fit person for the office of County
Physician. So long as the Doctor practiced
his profession, he was not answerable to the
press, but when he got into politics, and at
tempted to secure lucrative office, the press
had a perfect right 20 discuss his qualifica-
lions. People who aspire to political prefer
ment, ARE likely to discover thatthoy will have
TO stand considerable from the newspapers
before they reach the goal of their ambition.
IF the press were muz2led as some men would
like to see it, the chances are that the class Of
men who would obtain political offices, would
be very bad and undesirable class.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-01
ROOMS TO LET.

FE1IE PROPRIET0RESS OF THE CAPITOL L0DG
Il ing House announces that desirable Rooms be
rented there at reasonable rates, by the WEEK OR
MONTH.
CAPITOL LODGING HOUSE,
Next to the APPEAL Office. dSl
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NO PAPER

There will be no issue of this paper to-,nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
PHASES OF THE WEATHER.

SANDY Hook, n. j., Jan. 13.-Oue thousand
feet OF the railway wharf has been carried away by the
batterng OF tho outfOwing Ice T1e ocean is froz Ii
solid point OF the Hook to the IN ain ship chan
mel the ice being from twelve to fourteen inches thick
and endless OF floating ice from the bay renders
navigation extremely perilOus.
WooDBRiDGE, n. j., Jan. 13.-The waters OF Staten
tsland Sound are solid frozen from this point 70
Btaten Island. Bayway Creek Railway River aud
Woodbridge Creek closed TO navigation, thus
crippling the works along those streams
CHICAGO Jan. l3.-A binding storm Of snow and wind
broke this city this morning the weather grow
ING rapidly colder Reports from Iowa and Wisconsin
shOw the be general throughout those Suites
In the far Northwest the snow Ii succeeded BY cOid
weather st. Paul, Miun reports the temperature al
III. at l6o below Cheyenne reports the IrahScon
tnentsl west of there all down. and heavy
storm prevailing The thctnOnet ranged rom 7OS 10
S4 below tn Northern Minnesota and Dakota carry
this morning. .
TORONTO. Ont, Jan. l3.-Thc weather is again IN
tensely cold III the Northwest Territories the tempera-
tures ranging FROM 800 to 400 below zero
hicHMoSD Va. Jau. 13.The ice gorge stll IMP Its
navigation III the James RIVER The steamship GA 10
hinOb hence for NewYOrk will make another attehp'
DoirOw 10 force passage while the bteanlehlp hlCH'
nOhu also OF the Od Dominion Line. which II below Tue
GORGE VIII Try 10 break the blockade from the lower
snd The river g0rged in two Ilaces-DetwcCh inc
grave Yatd Reach and Dutch Gap, ana tIOm Alklh 4
AeAuinK 10 near tue Deep Bottom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14

front parlor and twenty-four bnrned in the sntaa
reception room on the left of the front entransA
Sarah Bernhardts y ster" Attracted muca =.
tention. The third parlor has been entirely
within month; the ceiling. walls, lnlaid noor. cax>
pet and curtains all being new. The.chandeiie<a
and brackets in this room are OF solid silver ~
the carved fireplace Il rare piece OF work.
The coscumes of the ladies were dazzling. Nina
Aston wore a Worth dress of white satin embrola-
cred with silver with low neck aud full traiu. anda
profusOn of diamonds Miss Astor's dress was .
pale green tulle trimmed with water lilies. Mr1
Coleman DraytOn wore white satin dress with
point lace anil diamonds. Mrs. Theodore Rooss-
and pearls. Tho picture gallery in the rear OF the
house was converted into an ideal ballroom:
Among those present were General and Mrs. u. &
Grant, Mrs, Jonathan Edwards, Miss Glover, Messrs.
Webb. the Misses Edwards. Miss Setback, Messna
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs Coleman Drayton. Mr. and
Mrs John Jacob Aston, Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Astor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt, Colonel and Mrs. Delaney
Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont. Mr.. and Mns
buchanan, Winthrop, Richard Mortimer, jr, LydiE
George W. CullIm, Mrs. John Sherwood Mr and
Mrs. Louis lIamoTsy Mrs. Cha;ies F. Blake
the Ml.ses Blake lseln H.. Mis- ,acI Efe MMCrga
Mrs W. b. Rice. Miss Norris. Walter. Kingsland
General, Mrs. and Miss Webb. Mr. aud Mrs. William
N. Bliss, Miss Hamilton, Joan Jay, Stacy Clarke
Misses Steward, Ward McAllister. Miss McAlster.
Lawrence p 0mstead; James p; kernoehaan; Mr..
n no% Mr. aNs r sy r. RSc w Gsn
b. Potter. the Misses Potter 4. Oakley Rhinelander
the Misses Roosevelt Mr.. Mrs. Hiss L0rcmieulx
Royal Phelps, Misses Carroll Mr.. and Miss Brueu
Misses Seward Ferdinand Schuchardt jr,
Charles T. Strong Slr. and Ma
William. Nc. and Mrs c. 0'D. IseIin. Mr. and
Ms J. yingston. Edward King, Miss King, Dir. and
Nh. Brcesc, Mr. and Miss Duncan. 3lr. ami Miss
Russell, Mr. ana Mrs. James +. Ruggles SIR. and
Mrs; Z. II. Taller, Miss Taller John Wolfe. Mia
Ruyter Miss De Ruyter Mr. aud Mrs Sidney Web
ster Francis G. Brown. Miss. Tracy. Mrs. Claroncs
Pcll, the Misses Pell. Miss G. L. Wolfe, William
Gihon. MISS Lo Roy, Frederic bronson,
William Turnbu Miss Turnbull. Col. aud
Mss Prince. Mr.. Beckwith, Arthur Beckwith
Miss Beckwth. Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Oracle,
Judge Edwards PierrepOnt. Mr.. and slrs. Robcrk
Glcet, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Franckiyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton jr.. Mrs. Robert " Ru'her-
ford. Colonel and Mrs s. V. K. Cruger and General
ana Mrs. LLOYD ASplnwall.
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MRS. WILLIAM ASTORS BALL.

MANY GUESTS ASSEMBLED IN TIE ELEGANT TAX
IoRs-InE DECORATIONS.
Mr., William AstoTs ball at her house in Fifth
ovc last evening. was in every respect most brill
liant affair. About 500 guests were present Inc
German began at midnight. aud was led by Colonel
D,lau.ev Kane with Miss Aston, followed by LORD
I,minrton aud Ms. Coleman Drayton. The taVors
Won, ali imported and were valuable and of various
Iesirus. The music was furnished by Lander Inc
,,.hc.tra consisted OF twenty-five pieces, half OF
winch ,ycreln the ballroom and half IN the entrance
hail. The supper was furnished by Pinard IL was
snrcod in the dlning-room and the table was sup
ported by several iron braces, so heavy was the
yepht of the beaten silver service ana OF the nu-
,,crIu shes ana ornaments thIt covered IT,
M decorations w-re mostly tl0lal, aud were pre-
nared Nv Wilson. Flowers were everywhere OF an
kinds and IN all designs The stalrcaseS were rlchN
trImInrd a, were the arches of ali the doors WIN
nretty fcstoons of vines interpreted Wih cut now
ers of The rarest beauty. The floral trimmings OF
Tie chandeliers were particularly noticeable In the
tree spaciOus parlOrs and the recrptiorrocm large
firos Of crnne coal were blazing La addition to the
many chandeliers and side brackets the rooms were
lighted bY candles. sixty Of which Illuminated the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14

man. fall hack on his own resources. Mr. St1c-
pooc'S example seems TO mo as good as any have
heard Of BIT It has not prevented his coming under
the yoke Of that subtlcr aud more dangerous anu
infinitely safer 4 mean safer to the perpetrators
form of hOSttics which is widely known as
BOycOtting. Among the many disagIeeable Things
which have happened to that gallant gentleman
Captain Boycott. one OF the least pleasant, sus-
pcc,, is the reflection that lie has given his own
maze to a mean and dctcS;ablc practice, to when
he among tie first became victim.
There is a good chance one is glad to say thaI
the mere money Losses OF Captain Boycott will be
made up to him. lie was not very well advised III
applying to the Government to make them up. NO
treasury would prove full enough TO meet such
demands if the principle were once conceded; anu
yet as mere matter OF principle Captain Boycott
claim was not an easy to dismiss on IFS merits
MI Gladstone did not care to argue It, lie ala not
even answer Captain Boycotts letter except
through one Of his private secretaries; ana tno
answer so given is an instance Of Nh. Gladstone
least happy manner. The lew words addIeSse" 10
Captain Boycott are cold, formal. almost forbid
ding. Not an expression OF sympathy or regret
occurs even of the most CcrcmoniOus kind. III was
an opportunity missed. or rather thrown away-ah
opportunity to cOnciliate little OF that puoiic
opinion. and especially of hostile opinion, which
MT. OiadStOnO ploDahlN uu'WI NdlH'S "''"
heard some even of his friends comment on the
GOODNESS OF this Boycott note, and Ngret the lack
OF graciOusnrss which might have been shown at
no cost to the Treasury otherwise. Since then
however n committee has been formed to receive
public subscriptions for Captain Boycott Inc
committee included at the first announcement OF IL
a number of strong nanS9, and the money promised
before the appeal was made pnhllc amounted to
tenth of the whole sum $4,000 at which Cap
tain Boycott estimates hi, losses Landlords ana
people whose income in any way depends on the
raymrnt of Irish rents. not now il prosperous
condition, hut it is probable that the required sum
will be- fully made up. Not few cvilmindcd per-
sons are disposed t. subscribe by way OF protest
against what toy audarousy describe as tho
unmanly aud un-EngSh persecution to which
Captain Boycott has been subjected They do not
seem to consider that il they condemn this nasslnS
of Il multitude against one man, ana that II they
object to intended muldcr and 10 . com1lctrd
scheme Of running man who darcs Ice faithful 10
his employer and miniiu Of his own r"hi-, they
condemn and dcnouncc a great part of tn existing
al.tltion in Ireland. q. W. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
DIED.

GAAHEEG-tt The residence Of q, pa-eai' ~ GhTtt
Israel 4. lieu Bstker in H., 57t y-I
Of ms age.
DrARrsLtY- At Fairfield coun. Jannary II. Mr. Mar,
Tucral services at late FairG ID rulay
T 5 trends ceq e? Il. Pert Is at are !; 4 to ae
BCLLARp-t Brooklyn, n.y. Ihur'd'y motnin. Jsnclr,
Nolirc funeral hereafter
COOK-Suidcnly on Wednc,div. January H. al a., r,si
dcnce il Clinton, y Y, JOSIAH Coos n The G7ih y'ar n
DAYroN-In ih1 city on sionlay c,nne Jsarar TO- a,c
ssyc,e illness. Mgrrn \ Dsyt2nJr ia the "9i yeif
Hys' ara l:tels are Irp;ei,ay asl ., 20 a,l,at "a
Ca.les Wi wiii al Mi rem tie"r.gaie 81 tao IA
FULLERTON -Oo wednesday. January .. Mary c, wii,~
o.J24 II; f4.r'tn tlr ith =. ar n" hri age .,
lay All ,on. at OcccA a. hc lac residence III >.
me remains remains Wi rs takcnto Ere Pcan for ai'men:.
HrNthi2n lhnr ay a'E a., J1q@2ry M 1851 A''
a I fr 1 l' Ie rcr US %rst so a. "a g
Lati me iG,h iu,t.. ~ l.}' =. IL.
UYuI-S!ueui, in Bosom. on nth as, Alexander IJ To-
tIiaris. next atb,r'. ~ Ice.
81 ~ :, Is II i %, Il ll.c s. s. H. tat -, ,o,-ot
~ 'lra4t are .noy .aytol to atcni f r~ =
.i, Ga ~ @ "a. a. In. i'h INST a D. Ii
,|u. >. y tr'loa AunA Meucci. io.mcr'y 81 ei',
MIL or l'i1l.> n'o-ar'. January - 1885, A";a'
Ut~ . 'Nlics. t-,d ,, yeas.
H.. t. 80. i % funeral. % saturday -
j. il. on - i.ir trs, icEcr, "a Wet ip'A T.
Irtt III az Ar4lltHu.
NILL~-M >,nnL =. r.. on Tuesday rlrulrv Il o,Yr"a
ui.4.i. llci'r il- age. 80 fcU- InIIi- '..
M &c. ,ciyI,c, % IA late Ir.r.te, - HV.tct 81. ",VI
slt FRS ~. % 90. ~.
ut. .,arit piNdtt
WANDlE ~ rrrmaat '. ! on Weaae''Ay Ianua,F u.
spa. JulU T. wan iir 90 the 2d yea ~ hiSs-e
ruui.t srrItrf b. d tom hs late residence on ~
uriN. to- TIA Iu,,.. a. i.'giJfN l. IN.
rlii., e.. tAC flu:A ftai"tuuy tfitl
without 'UTtisr notice"
Tram, i,lvr r1.t "a Ci.mbrf--st ~ J.Inl
Ctrfe, will be- III al apIgE". \. Y, On a.r'G
OF tam
WIILET~- on r.uit't Day mo-ning. The I'm la4' sarah
H. - samuel Il!,i- m tur ~lt'i Nif % her age
Relatives and friends respectfully h'lil tU'iignt her
ulrrgl Ter haze Tt.dtncc Nd. - i 'rru"pic0 "a
S.Ntl bay tFr1ayl III. Ism inst, al "t.rtS I, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14

dnco the French Government abolish gambling at the
Monte Carlo
The National Line steamer Greece, Captain Pearce at
this port from New.York December 80, lost seventy
head Of cattle.
The British steamer West Stanley. Captain Teidor,
from Galveston November 30 for Reyal, is ashore at
Areusburg, but her hull IS tight
The Paris R0ppd states that the Of 100000 600
In redcemuble per cent reutes will be issued In July
next TO complete military material and great public
works
1t is Officially denied that General skObeef was COM
PEELED TO fall back after his first engagement with the
Tekke TurcomAns, near Geek Tepe, on the cath Of
December
LCCAN, Ont. Jan 1.-THE boiler OF steam th'eshing
machine work i'll this village exploded to-day, killing
George Brullon young man, aad iniurng pumoer VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
~Ilr NrXICAN KIPrBIJC.

MrXlCO. Jan. 1.-Eycry American steamer
brin:. 81 number If Amrrern, % Mexico to engage IN
rld, aud railroad huldmS or az tourists. Not" Is
n, ,-h,d 90. l railroads ~ course of construction
~ ,cxico. boar rrh MINES IN Sonort have recently
changed hands: ,n Americas company pad f2Oo'ooo
for the Qmitlua.
Sm.-lo1 i, raging with great violence IN lluI'"hsco
state 81 VERY cruz Although yellow FEVER Is dl~'p'a
ing from Vera cruz smallpox and putrlt FEVER are
..,nc in thr city. IhB prospect Oh hcaNy crop III
Cordoba ihis year good that G. nee mas E"hr .I"n
o - r m n,lrc weight. An abundant cotton crop mas
l n rtourrd on the coast 81 vera Cruz me LtEisla-
tnrc ~ Odyacl has passed AN act ab9lsnihs ~ LII
tnc custom h5us,l OF stale from the Isl ol pH
n~xt t;,ncr. Drz IT sIid viii ro'u puplish '"ll
turut IN w.c he will iVo account OF what ue u!d
nile II, sidcnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
THE GREEKS SILL WARLIKE.

NITTTN7, JNT'
Last evenings papers regard the proposal OF
the ar1ir,t.on OF the Gscen question a. having been
verbally rejected by the Government, and expires ther
approval 81 ITS decision.
LoSboN. Tursday. Jan. 10. ISL
T. ia stated that Greece has issued circular MAINTAIN
in t'ia 'hc rrc,mu, luus Of the Ec.'iu Conference
constitute ,lc, slon tho execution % which Is ona-
tory upon The Powers.
F1urtt.n bAttalrohs OF Turaish regulars have left
H1c,I.t for JlDna. u rv-ch P.cha Cos, ru0g Of A.
btiII = ais0 to 20 ;hrrr.
Ottoman tro "a and military stores being collected
on The tck frontier There unusual activity 30 the
Hrscu4, anti doc hyaId, 10 CInstautn pie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
yuiDyfGHr WEATHER REPORT:
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
iSgiopSis for ne past II hours.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, l a. m.-Thc bar
emctrr has fallen Oh the Atlantic coast, aud In the
Eastern GUT States, with warner sOuthely winds ana
MARTY cloudy weather An OF lOw barometer h"-
moved eastward and 10 now central Buffalo. The
winds have shifted 10 nDrtherly III The Lake region,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley with r.aln& hap
dec dcdly 90 der weather ana ,nO or RAID The BARON
eter has risen rapidly the Southwest and Northwest
with clear and clearing weather aud ncIthly ~!nu''
The femme was 2Oo be zero III Michigan ana
below zrio al keOkuk and 1872 below al ~ PduI.
IndiCdtt0HS
For New-EngIand aud the Made States, Threatening
weathr ana RAIN or snow, winds shifting TO "c5t Az .
northwest Grcidedly colder weather and falling followed
by rising barometer.
CatthOnnrV Stgndts.
CautiOnary signals continue from Smtbville 10 Eaat'
port, and CautIOu,ry ehore signals continue at Ia
dianVia ind Gali est0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY REVIFING.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The United States
Agricultural Society held its twenty-nnth ANNUAL meet
hg at the Ebltt House yesterday. John Merryman' OF
Maryland president Of the eOcety made All ADDRESS re-
Viewing the history Of the society since it's frat annual
exhibition at Springfield Mass IN 1888. until the opera
tons 81 the society suspended by the war. The
question OF consolidation with the American A&ficu
tursl Association was referred 70 the president and SEC
Eetary. Mr. Merryman was reelected president, MnOl
Ben Perlsy POOre. Of Massachusetts, secretary, aud
William French of New Hampshire treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14

baltimore, Jan. 13.-Captain ODonneII' OF
tho schooner Amir Bliss, from savannah t'' reports
"On December 20 latitude $50 TO- Longitude - w.
,o si,ed the schooner Zrfl Psl ui Boston. from VII
,,ton y C. for New N,rk. lumber Laden, IN dl-irr*-'
Irakn badly the lumber having bnrst open me Vo''',
,,licb VIA IA ziukng condition We took fhr ere" on
am # them Baltimore On ia" same uIJ ~
=, hoo, 4 & ,rtrr. CAPTAIN BurtDH, VIZ spikth I"V
r,,f in III, ird ht ~ H. stores win ~ IN "ruei osP
nv me, wants II the wreck 1t crew. ne brhS ~ ui'lI'
i,,usclf h. rr..y hrlne state al "utihY ara '""
irons Tne Annie Bus os any feet % her deck loan u
tlr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
RAILROAD TNTEhESTS.


PmILApELPuIA, Jan. lin the Court oi
Cnu..non irra. So l. thu morning jutg" Allison pro
aiding the application Of Rahcri CI!noni aud others
for an alternative mandanus to c0Gpr the Il IRA or D'
rcctors oi the Philadelphia and l. adius Haroa Com
piny 70 call for the annual netlnS OF IA" STOCK
hnl- To hold an CrCii,n for president mans. "rs sec
trtgrv nud treasurer. Ecc" ia, uc-il'h ma
Ell fully argued tBc jude Influenced rouu7D' iht ne
vould post pnne cnnSdcruIna ~ the sutrCt ANITA MON
diy u.li IA Jrlcr 10 allow the mtua-crS o. TIE com
pany tl,ur TO tAao action ~ thss rrn'ac@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14

-. .-,o. and carry mart Of the load. This gen
psts 81 IN the south has tue slaves The whole Con.
seSeraSe debt funded and anu Tn1 not ~ the
Interest and q the National debt o Tas a. not
tpo sor the sake Of bOndhOlders who do not want
sssr INC sy We invite the people tnrSugaon Tue
the Fndine bill, that they eau ask eact repre-
vsntatIye when he comes home. whether ne vo'en 10
on or take taxes Off which Is the PLAZA Eng
vanp for or against refundng the debt IL long
E ssta bonds bearing a low rate Of INTEREST,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
WEST INDIAN NOTES.

HAVANA, Jan. 13.-Barahona, who was I'M
pcltc IN extensive public fiaui- here, has aled at
Marseic4.
the French mail steamer rom -. Thomas January o.
Il is arrived.
Tel, IRA ,hic communication by cable between int
Wet indies and Europe has been restored. ph,os
and Antigua were favorable. AZ DcmoiuTh laIgr otdyls
IN, IruI,,J Sfnrs Al aiiadUcs the provision marhe1
milk sluuilgI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
CONVICTED OF AN OLD CRIME.

MoNTREAL, Jan. l3.-Jean b. Naroohlc was
.,a., ,,,, ,.stcrdov a. Ste. ,cholistIque for the
i,. - IN hrotner Alexander four years ago. Ma
our N,t,opnc who ~ accused Of being accessory De-
fore the fact gave evidence the effect that the prisoner
.,t tn ,co,srI man. and then dragged the body out
and hid it in the hush conccns 1t unl ln ,nr, 1er
w. ii,i given 10 tho 9u,hOri''rs lho jury 1llc'
-. 49, ,it,,i..uc y, turn Il q verdict OF giiiti tinl
e. ",,u, the prisoner father. and GencvlcuA' ms
rrcouI VIE, were arIalSn d L" ""5 40 "''0"'' " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
UPHOLDLNC CITTLE INTERESTS.

CHICAGO Jan. 80. dispatch from Spriug-
field that the JOINT resolution offered 10 the Illinois
State Senate Yesterday requesting Representatives and
SENATOR, OF Congress to take such action will tcrmi
nate thc existing restrictions thc expectation OF cat
tie Great Blitain. aud establish such National In.
sprrf0n Will pm, an end to pcurO pneumonia among
r. M ssf,lI the Stnnte tO-nnV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
rnE DlsGrSThD IcE CrITE&S.

PrLNsKnL, y. y, Jan. 13.-Ahout twenty
frrn",.t to work ii NrrpntnEs Point yesterday An Z"
crcr.oe unaci bal made Application f"r WORK h were
refused H. There tim -rrm~ io bc disposition Oh ''
part u the leaders of the 'irlhr 10 make N""'' Jus
ana. The tc, cnfnpany Will untrr crcuWstl h'' =
.t,, nt,V AZ them the w'raA (H'u,"nN ~ 'i
siu SIN, was r}i-ycd by Company \, OF P"rh7Ali ~"
i., an will iruIiI ~ charge uniu tuiiHcI ""'i' WV
- III ,-.1 .LL- D.. nl-l ~ MnLk ln-Lu.-L0N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
OFFEELD i JUDGESHIP.

Bosroy, Jan. 13.-Goyernor Long has tend
tbe jndg 5,p 81 tn Massachusetts supreme court
made vncant rs the rr.gEdti "tluige Amc-' O." Tue
ZION WaiDridgr 4. Fici. and has r.tS "PheI u ""o"
iuslOa ASKING LII. u Ia ~i'i aceegI IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.

Toro\ro. Jan. I3.-rnc Ontario Legislature
moi ,,,.,,y Lieutenant Governor Robinson ia the
.oeri, nom the throne. auhcs I" the reVF" oi co'u
IN. ral prospects and recommends th' ''l'''' ,''''
." -, ,i,,y,v communication between the cK-
,, r,ii,y,v svstem o. ont RIO and the Canadian Pa
a pod IL, -oys the report ot tine commissioners al
% w. u 'utrr INTO matter connected "ith l"o az,
cultural industry OF oman" Will DC ''" D'' Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
Ready Tn. Morning.
DoIilitGI Notices.

XXth Assembly District Republican Association reg
nar meetlug O'Clock ts evening. Il ai Easl 5ithsI
SOLON b. SMITH. President
JouN r. SHIELDS. secretary
XXl-t Assembly District Republican Associations
kegluar monthly meeting Al Morton Hall, East 3JlESI
w JACOB HISS President
RoBT. o. n. IogD ecretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14

MpDLTroWN, y. Y, Jan. 1j.-il"nry l..
Uu,,lt ON. Of The early HUDSON River cA0t ins. q l
near ,irceyc Orange County. to-day IN the seventy
.nth wear o. IN, age lie formerly Tor many year
I'm hl.ircss NJ Tal,on lnd tho INST president oi
he SlcrnY Hollow CcnctrrY.
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Lorl,ynLE Ky, Jan. l3.-Ihc National a.
socaii,u OF Yc.,iuut 90 the ArNcan war WI "'' ''
annual meeting IN this city February ~ Iir 'r'rI
m are 10 r,re lvr from their old comrades hcren genuine
t krntucsy So, coue such VIII mdinialh the circuit
IL tlr lnnInunW llth.
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THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. 13SBOth LOuses of
Che Legislature have adjourned to Tuesday JanurV Is,
p noon when Senator Is TO BE- elected AT caucus O
Democratic members Of the Legislature to-y, senator
Eaten was renamed for The senate
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TIE FISHERY DISCLOSURES.

OTTAWA. ont, Jan. Ex-senator Power VIII
,.. ,I senate, attention Ia tho char-cs OF fraud
urrrl,rl by 81. Had IN Halifax FISHERY Conils.
sion matters. lie has gwen no'"o VI N'''''' W