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SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF acknowledgements FRIDAY. NOV. Z. 1884
ARRIVED
Steamer Somerset BIZ James oct % with mdse
steamer Chamette Reed Neworleans days with md'o
sup FarraEnt of Boson Kendall Manila I days with
sugar and hemp TO order ys'se S to VenSn Bo%n n GS
81 days With mineral waters empty order
Arrived YESTERDAY
steamer abralor or Golfer IIavre IL days with me''
ana aaP MSfs BTedE%od erman ququo July
va %T Soy o a G, 40 days
in 5a last to ! PicE@rns(v Co u.,..., -
pre 1If 10 S os SSS to % Boz g'o' u
Bris l0' rqrl of "an romeo u'
schT G. He on Faos Winisor Ms DAYS pas.
Ege sS 'ssiH''H Co. ., No~o''S '''''' 70 ''
steamer Of Berlin tBr' Land. Liverpool via Queens
s,ea1e1 spain ,Br) Williams, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Anchoria Dr. small. GLASGOW Henderson Bros.
Steamer LAND city ,Br Weiss, Bristo-ArAellS Doug
sfeamcr Marrnro Br, Malet TTull-Sanderson& oon.
Steamer Picqua OBJ. Clayton MISUNDERSTANDING BROS
steamer Gesor DAM schccrbeck stetn and copenhasen
steamer R1sia ,Gerl Albcrs. Hamburg Kunhard Co.
steamer renulaud Beis,, WeyeI Ant" ip-Peter Wright
steamer CIV of Mexico O Brcn. nafax Lord Austn
steamer Eliza Manco1 Post jacksonville Fl,-Cynpbeu &
Gardner
Bark Teresina titan, LuhIdno. folzuOh-funch aye
BARK NOrnnk star l'VnliI' ~ I"S' anu '"''tfI''h'
! Wadcll & Go $50
big Mercedes span Rip2el Vlnos, AR De Rivera
|
schr Merriam. Merriam Nptanza'- Waylcll 60.
schr Ilauben Hand, Barnard. san Domingo Glty and
| Macuris-Iugh Kelley
Schi Kate Wentworth nrophy Kingston lie Cailrnas
eco -
sehr Centennial Dr. tfipp, st John NB-lt JOAN, Nh
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREGGN pORrA
Iorrox Nov Arrived steamer Mo'ser CBr, Langley.
| from York oct q
| Uvrproui. NV Arrived. steamer Historian tpt.
| tt,tata ann Nrtxf Ip as g.
oi'rtvstoWv Npv Arrived. s'"amers tlievclrn w,
Graham from usiw oct ~ Ter way To- strttn uhhie
III nuheti from NrwNutt oct ~ on her way - iiv"i
saie,i si,anet w ~ ,ha=o mr., Watkins hcm i,et
| uo,l tot, =
,urtur Nnv Attlvei Steamer irihn 4rti Write
rand hniu NeN Nuk oct ~ un boz way " hipuhh phi
| proceeded
| uAV,HA Nuvd Aiutsi. steamer Santiago Cotton TAU
| hpk Nnih
| s--.-s-
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vARIOUs CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

GREENS FARMs-T. b. Wakeman on his farm
this year grew 5000 barrels Of onions 300 bushels
of corn, 800 bushels Of wheat, 5000 quarts OF
Strawberries, 1000 quarts of raspberrles ana
10000 pounds OF grapes.
DANRuPY-The local Relief Socity has expended
$J5G 1 . during the year just closed
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the COURIS.

THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE proceedings OF
the United states Supreme Court to-day follows:
Admission 10 tie bar Of Trcdwel ichares OF Newly ORR
CITY. and ". llCctt Phillips OF farrnOlnt W. va ,u,
No 81 The Kansas Pacific railroad Company. paintn IN
err or Lewis Dunmeyer Argument concluded -.
No G9-Aueu4tas IIcilltter pialntn error, ast the
Ely aheth l,llclOth Company Argument begun
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NONE Ne rs.
pPOutyFNr ARRIVALS

Neu- York Congressman Samuel j..
paudau If Fhilalrlphln . Iiuh Ar,nue HOi'i Rob
err & Winthrnp " boston; General Wesley Merritt of
W,si pnnt aud Henry W oliver, of piitsburg .... VIC
t,rfn jJoei- Robert Garrett ~ Htmurc, and General
" W Hclknop. of Iowa. Holman House hnrlo7 W.
Nr,unr of Unnalu ... Wipdsor Hof,i-Ira Davenport.
Of raih. . ,i1tsudsnNoiel Manuel del Inmru.
of the thlinn rpaiiun at Washington .-. GIsey House
-iinnninI LnnlnN u. Ehhlnr. NJ hlnealnn. N. y.
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A troTrI. THIEF HELD FOR TRIAL.

Augustus Gregory, the twenty-ycar.old ho ,',
thief who has confessed that he committed lewclIy
rohhcrirs 10 the extent of $1,000 or So'ooo ~
voriols New-lork hotels within the past month
was arraicncd 1T Jefferson Market yesterday morn
ing. The charges made against him were Tor slea,
mo iewrlry and money. value $500, on ortop'i
40 frn'n Samuel Il. Nettlngton, broker
and guest AT the Coleman House frnm MISS IS,
Tioudia Cencsncy at the Park Avenue Hotel ON
October 81 1919 worth a Nj. on io.s ,he
i im plunldt at the same hotel. II was
matter of Indifference TO the daring young , nnI
w,ndnw or fanipht or whether ii was necessary 10
opcn the door with jimmy ornot. jacob LoeWeni,
tGai iewcllcr mt No. 713 Broadway, purchased
some Of the levery. and some of 1T was rawneu
viii Iaspprlcld M NJ. 1919 liowery. The pms
"o, hos ,,rely told the detectives the whole story
o HE exploits. and all the property has been le
rnynred Gregory gives his address. ~ No; ~
G,st rigbtvsrventh 81 and describes himself as q
student Ills mother. Il weary. oken.hraitgu
lnnkinp wuuan although not yet old, VINO pam
"A AID, ,p free let son itum The legnl consequences
oT similar ~ rluiis 10 Colorado shoi, time afu'
,,,s ~ r,,,,,t and disuaVpd great nutiriy iuf ne
sltnaiinu fnp YOUNG thief auehtd lithilt 10 We,
told Tho story Of his ctlips, We was hn i"f "i"'
~ n ,lnn,
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LONG ISLAND.

PrARsAII,s.-WiIllam llarlett .agc twelve, while
chesthutting yesterday, was attacked by IA large
eagle The boy fought the bird Tor some Time and
hnally succeeded IN killing hiu with clue. HE
eagle measured eight feet from tip to tip.
Wrsr UAMPIoN.-Frank Rogers and crew
caught a ton of bass in the ocean on thursday.
CAPTAIN Winters and crew captured about half a
ton the same day. The cod-iishcrmen on the south
side of Long Island are making ready tor their
cam paign on the cod.
Observation-Disclosures Bruner is the owner of a
PAIR OF chickens five months old that have never
had a feather on their bOdlcs...-.. Cor
nelius Moore OF Greenwich Point, age eighty
seven; Isaac Wright, age lightweight; Daniel
smith of Merrck age eighty mine, and George
Nostrand OF Farmngdale age one hundred voted
OH tuesday.
WoopBURG-Bis Littlejohn will preach and
administer the rite of confirmation in Trinity
Church Oh sunday morning
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eoiircroR poni'RiHuN iNaiflrEb

Collector ", " ii"hol l7nh wa pia7slh ih'Nli''l
Yesterday at The outl il"i,sn ~ Nhilr lrha ~ "
ije had Waited the County Clerks ollioe I" l"'h
nVrr the returns from the different towns ana
d,trctrl an error IA Onr district ~ the town "i rye
ot I1u votes ia favor OF Cleveland THIS ~ IN
c,used the crowd that ho was leercd At rs ha Was
leaving the place The outrage 10 denounced ~
the more Il, pcoahe Democrats Of hevillage, 40 the
Indre ia held IN high esteem by the community
generally irrespective of party. ms occurrence may
he traced indirectly 10 the conduct of a prominent
Democratic county official on the night OF the cleo
tion nj tho Republican Headquarters while the re-
turns were being received. He knocked or the hat
OF Professor Willis princpalof the Military School,
and jnsutcd Mlnot NJ Mitchell the grandson OF
the deceased lawyer of that name. whom every rest
dent of the county we'll knew AMI respected The
turbulent element in White flalns IL greatly en-
cnuragcd by the demoralizng influence of the Com
missioner of Pubic Works Hubert o. Thompson, IN
the lavish and indiscrninatc bcstowal of patron
age incident to the construction OF the kenSco dam
and tho pipe conduit to this city for the supply OF
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Announce aehta

denuine Johann Hons Malt Iao has signature ~ inhann
Hon snd MART fsnnk al eNrY hue Ihhniar ~
ala ply scais Iui gene debility. LbWaie Ui innt.ohs
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THERE SHALL BE 40 ALPs.
When Napoleon ed Of ding Italy o his Officers
But the Alps" 10 ordinary man
the.. would have seemed SIMPLY nsurm"untane but va
con responded eagerly There shall be- no Al ~ INC
famous npion pass made Disease. ike Wountd.n
stand, In the ami honor To who by
Ir Prrcrs Golden edcul Discovery" mig II he healed
and 50 the would disappear 1t Is sp c'hc 0I
blood chronic lung liver diseases such umption
which scrofula Of the lunes ppes botches eluptons
Drunkenness cured by Parker's Salvation
Powders Administered In an thing without patient
kno Wedge. 81 package. IA Un.On Square.
"ROrGH on RATs."-Clears out rats. mice,
6ies roaclrs bedbuss. ants veunin Chpmunks l3c.
"Buchu paba, Great Kidney and Urinary cure.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. De-
la LexingtOn.ave. between th and Sph SIS
Hours o l. 7. Diseases of the Nervous Systell
Cenito L rinary organs Impotence ANA sterility.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE Almanac
sunrses So tets4;il 400. ri lG23 No)asiTe Is Il
HIGH wATLR TO-DAY.
<4-sanly Hook, lliS Gsr. I.lsni. = Hell cas-. l39
F.H.-Sandy Hook. - Uoy. Island OILS Hell Gate. Z'V'
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BIAn's pUIs.-(ircat English Cont nnt
Rheumatic Romedy. Oya boi, VI round SOC. All druggist,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
LIVE sroCk MARKET.

Sn'nftlaf ller ~
pPUNt9 ntrtris vrip Han heaf "a tpts NJ Nn'h a. and
rit ~ irfsey lfy. "a zee ~ tt h. vn,s n lv,
W htt rhl9 win the rrrrr'un ~ linsh t' lufi Wtir
n. .nt si,r-hir,Ati No ftalr ~ iitr r'tr
a. airi plef tiiri lni M bririt en4tsnll ttlrfs
ttE b,thn ~ go rms ii 25H ltt rat'lp = hai Ni'ril
~ 80 htsh 90 Waa rNiNtaN fpaifi'it fNifi 80 eri
,i auf tnatlitsH prri fNi 40 I'D sst ~ hN'H ~ e
F~slan htrsitN NHrhanss " ihr Whe s'trrh's n9 %
",i ltris tea unaea .pra,i ttaff Hppfessai as'hp
w AINfs Runalns wn,p 10 haa, 4f ~ iirh - Aa i,sia
ru.,L Dsns iaeNs Npii uil iN'"s'i' a.nsr ~ its'e
hag = iunataHs
suhrr Ann iAhba- -haeppts weIr ~ ,sIs gi .oh
hnad ,a.s ~ t,A sU ialn ~ Iessi ill' lh'A hh
Un auak i 85u haa, a.snsi llo hnah lasl N'Ns lhr
innt ni he ui4tkti ul uHi pfihr NrnA ANi nl "'
al aIuind The peas Wrtr nu CLEARED '"Whni 10 var
-heru snd adf vilh lrN aptiln l1 nAIull az Ne
80 ani caI had ~ {" 4an. HONS ~ private N'ms
o,,n1u y" iai q iAnbs sold a. "a iOgt1u-1
= idoC ,-, ..... 4. ,...,. 81. ~, .,
49, and 1877 Western sheep, 20 N, al 3c
ii4llrnbe,A A Davis tOh IN state Lambs, II u, al
bbdenSscs a Dewey sold. 867 canada Lapbs ~ NJ at
5sc IsB do ~ al ~ 81 lbl Kentucky do, - To- ~
5l,c ia do Il 10, ~ jc and 10 sheep. % h, AT ic
lOs Wcstsru shecp 90 b. at - 40 33S hentuoSy
sheer ., h. At 4sc s2 No. 92 70 al 30 30 do is u, al
.e do, l47 10, ut SIC; $50 Ohio do, u b. az 81 30
udd Huckils III. sold, 2ii OHIO sheep ~ ID, NJ a'9
uDGS-i,eceipts SO ears Of t4OJ headB2 cars az
Jersey II t0th. Total for the week ~ a3o
head against iOsul head last week Sons Tor sale alive
Feeling dull and nominal quotations o"er 1t tis9Asc
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coCPr CALENDARS -TnIs DAY.

~rruRsT CouRr CHANNELS nrfpfe Ilwfrnce. J . Nos
!, D. & 80, 81 l4, 20, 5i 80, d3 ~ 10 i2 ,a a. ~
lOL 0i 100 l06 ~ los III ~ li5 - 40 - IA,
llT 49, l7a l1O ~ 49, ls, ~ lDi 10. .oi 2 2N
2s a. 9lH 9iU ab2is 2bi. .0o .b' 2i2 no 2f7 2ir,
1,p 40 1HI ~, HHi .
Mrrrar G6uRl-srrol.L Tru rAal Ivan Brmt !. -
Nos. 80. iyl, hlD Hro q = or 90 a ~ 'aJ a.,
I-No, % sDo. eii %. so ~. 'L aiT c'd ooi ~
,I' 900 a.. flla. ~ a. N3i o. .'fi. Nsu, bn1
sprHrnr Couaf-cVcnt- t-PAFr y an Worst J. rta-o on
sioHaI. "a T.. huntington. Nodny calendar
oasr On Wccnhoilcn pa White Nodsv ral'ndsr.
ntrittfr touH -fii'ttr. ram ~ Nctue hnhleNi ,.
a4ib 4 pi9H 2li, gl,H G6n0 glIi ~ -. U, 2,2l
-tlluiW Couur- -CiRoru-rAul lN-Adipurncd ot the
sttuoa AII. Cur1- -ncforo x. lolna Fsntrt % James
sut,tt und Inmr. Wilson wills - Frederick Gtuc. eHnll
shannon. Bernard Mcknin and Charles H. buhehtal ~ =
sr'pgaInn touyr-@rE1AL Trau-fioore Iruar, I--N0s.
laf 10 81 1877. lrn I7p iH3 ! go. 1gi. "Ul. / ta
Sursmoa CoUar-TRL TrgN-Ptsr f..-Bciorc scdg
wcA. Sos l-2p l1J 1850 IL -, li5l liJj lbt4 l.57'
srrrgloRCouWr-rGIu rrm-pAHr u-Bcore freedman,
-Ci.t On. lynn agt n y. d. lli 90 No day calendar
Part III -iciorc Ingraham JNos 1908. l''h, lGil,
1853 1867 1903 100 %. lOSl, 1853, lh-' lb0' p-.
1883 lGso lG0l. 1891 G12 iga5 ii,,i le9S5 k,G l-y7
i5i5 i7iG l77. III. l74D li2 1928, l52I ll2j 1928.
i.2T l72s .729 IL o. M lI.2, 1853, 1884. 1873.
oouuoN PLgAs-9rErlAL TERNs Before Van ilo'sen J-
Couaoy pLrr-Equr, Trrs-Beforc Daly Nos.
c,6Nuox PiEis-rRrVt TEpv-PAgI : nefoic Allen, J. -
Nos luIs 1up 1850 lul2, lv05 III s1 500. of% SOL
2g2 ai9 SIT i5S Sj6.
J-No. ga 1n o26 03i v25, 050, 92i no 800 1873 ln0
4 w. Rii
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,iou In 1916 becanse the latter body authorized the
prrachers 10 administer the saoraments Untii recently
tho home society In ireland did not assume 70 nc
church lint simplv a society within the established
Church The American branch is independent IL has
two conferences and western.
NUN-ArFiLIATING MFTHODIsTs.
large body Of Mcthodsts, which, together with the
WESLEYAN Methodsts mentioned above. does not take
part in the conference, the Methodist Prote-'ane
Church or rs the Northern branch is called tine Meth-
odst Church. The church organized ih tmS c''y
In 1890 hv MethOdists who favored lay deicrat'l W
the general and annual conferences Ihis cnhich III
both iis branches numbers not far rom llp.u"o H'
hers f.nd its headquarters in tbs cliY. ,AS, hD
delegation has been adopted by the mother churcll' ~
Is little reason wlv the Methodist roteSians Shou uo
cons splcuoms by its refusal To affiliate th"uSh non non
Epsconacy which has become one oi ts doShds' '"''
ny, lain a
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
AZ actress DiSrURBED GY cHcKENS.
r1om The Raltinre Alnerieaa.


Minnie Madden was just growing pathetic
last nisht In the famyard scene Of her pretty play,
CAPRICE" at the Academy of Music. whom the big
rooster In Of the chckcn-e0ops pOke his head be
The bars and. sceig the bright lights thought 10
dav. I'm went his head and mp went hs neck, an'
ont came loud Cock adOOdlc-n." The voice of Mr..
thnclccr caused rustic In the audience pretty
Minnie Maddem somewhat discounted. The Growing
aroused the other chickens and as the
play increased IN dramatic force there was General
hustle among the chickens The climax came % the d't
and the chickens little carni al ut the same time
With kreat nuttcr OF wings aud grand cacke all the
chickens burst their bonds and flew out on the stage
Minnie MadieIn Ia the arms oi her oPrr mt Wne
the hight Of the chickens she jumped ont Of MS
embrace tn, the stage manager ulng down the curtain
in % grent hurry The audience rparrd win anghtef,
and the chickens went lying everywhere. M )her oi
them approached the tD0ilghtS. and wien the chIlhl
foil nutaisio Here pred'1mrnf Two
suuers came out capture the hens, hut, alas the
chicks were too lively for them, and evaded capture.
lively chase ensned. The Supcrs were assisted by the
orchestra and encouraged hy words from the audience
The chickens, however tired OF this thm8 ana nnally
nrw over the f0tlights into the auditorium, among th'
audience. Then came funny scene which lasted I0l
some minutes. Everyone tried Ia catch chckcn and
no succeedcL FINALLY. however Tho chckrns were
caught aud carried cackng back % their c0Op7 ana ihc
play Of Caprice proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

ba attendance al ihp meeiIna 1T The Man

ihp attendance ~ hp meeting W the Mnh-
haitian tlintaianrr Assuriaien ~ MnsrHi" inn ~
tNtnu ,hinl o., Nes is,re, han ranal irsei'"i H'"
unra. lnp aAi,.os ht iiu i,t A q ihrni'nt ri 'h'
i,si t,rn hapils ,hHnti 90 trarl hiih o. Wa 'i''
% nUtasunahe npasnns los iulai Abstinence no '"'
tha, be- nop,n nl lhD en ieasuns Nhi hn va a."
abstaiuor Was h,eausu ho Nas HNel tempted I" ""N
ilr hetvnl that 10 WA iH'unsision win lhn lt'" W
cod to hahiiuiih imh,br, and that II was an u""h"'
soue recommendation fog any young man Sha ih,su'
ne Il rtnuN The hihlc, hr saii cnndei 10" ~ IL
ur u Waa IpruslNr To- drink, ANA ~ uwcttd ma" 'h
nilV Iiuuor attacked the human systcui hhh u NTa
reasonable to abstain merely t0r The snko uI ot"n'f
and influence. II endangered homes, ana alA"nE. ~,
was not prepared Ia say That u had no medl'lii
he dd really believe II saved the drunhnni' NC WIZ %
fen down a fight Of stairs Finally, 10 ah-thlh Wv,
speaker said commondable for Its Immediate 'o''
upOb the indl1 llual .n.,,r,,
Mr~ Mary 4 Woodbridge Of Ohio recording secI,lu1
of the WOman's National Christian temperance th"',
WAS the speaker AT thr regular services of the Ahe
Tcmperace Union. Chiok okrriug Hall. yesterday. ~"
drawing "a glowing picture Of the result Oi the hpo" m
of The Iquor traffic, she said: The liquor question
fhc paramount issue Of the day Laws must Dc ph'% ~
pnrue The manufacture aud salc OF intOIcanls on W
tane 6a-i- such crimes ~ theft and muricr. t
must talk II. the abolition of slavery wns talko -. 20
season and ont Of SEASON We must teach The eHc'c ~
alcohol t. the coming generation We must not pe con
fined within the boundaries OF States, hut "u' %
cover the entire Nation. We only succeed ia ,H'
reform by establishing public senimcnt1n our I"'o'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
THE SUNDAY 1RIBUNE.

Tho sixtcrn papes of TuE SUNDAY TRIBUNE yes
terday were rcpctc with features of exceptional
interest Among them were lcttera from t. W. ;.
about the London Stage. about the British Post
Office. and about Mr. Shaw-Lcfcvre. hr Chamber
lain and the Prni-scllers Paris letter abont ".
paileron's attack npon foreigners IN France Lon
don letter OF personal and social topics McNico
letter about the peaceful political tevoni'nnthere
Washington letter on personal and social topics :
ar, musical dramatic and social reviews detailed
urtirrs of thrisnas hooks, and review. with copi
ous r,irarts uf the Crpkrr Papers account ~ tho
ilrh,eu unafiers of New YORK. bv MI {. '. VIM
nate 4, confirmation of The Stafy 0f Mary bfoau-
.,, s,,s uont SEINE Men abrut suvn. mud NJ
p,p,t,us lbpal sketches pneins, nnprlrirs iriiri'
pir rpllntina is brief summary of neWs tupirs
rnpt,n4 rttlesis have htrn spnt tD Nj lah-
.i,,,r teaotjoH ihe ipiisiihuIinn llll hpi
~ asspnl haa htrnaitrh W me lhnr'isr WV ,..
iipinpssnp ~ inhl'sh shirtiha ''nlr Ne
ti0tn,dn " hir llnih Nha ihrn i9'H'N W.
p,eiNs Nrpl hri 10 hriAi
,uN AsnErBrBb,S. tinvaint Railway it1ns
20 las amount ~ Fi 9snn'' rA,1 9",'"n i,o,,,
a window nnurT ~ Tho ~ Airheias anplul
~, "uoIuoi,cos Mira tirn ipok arrested
again, iIaplsson asked 'hsl .a in'ag'sbb, " 1b,
against him be vacated. n"li Value ul 'nn
Iegai'tender silver dollar lll2la namsl Ha'ln
cents stocks were lrregulaIlY active WIN
erratic fluctuations aud closed "e"A AZ """' !" '"S
l0wesl hguies.
DoNirsrIC.-A strike oi hat maker, lh SCUM
N,,,au ca,,s,J ,,,urh excitement ia Connecticut e..
- Tho machine shops at MechahIosbulg
have failed - man was murdered III io"d
L~ his relatives to obtain insurance
,t,,ev - Confidence men from New YORK were
arrested IN Boston. -= An ehorl was uitu9 III
pttsburg TO secure miners for the flocking Nalley:
- The ca p-stone of the Washington hohuhc"'
was laid.
Copies may still be had at this oihce OF ny
Price
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

In November, 1875 we elected Samuel j. Tden 10 the
Presidency We robbed ~ that election, as VIC had
been robbed of everything Our sacred honor
EsDi the solid south ever despair Never She again
Eicklei the she flung de6anty her banners 70
the breeze and marched in serrcd ranks TO the contest
doggardy resisted the onslaughts Of her bitter point
ca enemies.
Eight years Of misrule had swept Oyor the country
the election of Tien GrecDbackers. Prohibition
sts independents and God knows what other sn'haVe
ruled other sections of common country during tnl
time the solid South stood and gTim nnder me
National flag. She was the Spartan band around whleh
rallied Northern Democracy, and the traitors, te rerIs
the vassas of other days. the vctOrs Of today The
solid South has broken through the solid North has
hrOied the Salwars, who Ike the giaas OF old, were
about to scale the heavens themselves. and has east
them into the lower depths.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
6 PROPOSING TENEMEyT.HoUs Use REFORMS.

Continuing the subject which had occupied
him the week before Felix Adler spoke yesterday morn
iF upon the evils of the present system of tenement
houses ana their remedies /" Let not, said he. con-
tent ourselves with stamping ont those abuses when can
he most easily cadicatcd Let look all these evils
squaTcy in the face and he content with surface re-
FORM lie then enumerated several evils which he con
Sdered a. those demanding the most radical measures
among these he the lack Of light and arn
the interior bedrooms Of the socallcd "doublcdechers
The only possible remedy for this crying evil is 10 throw
the whole space now occupied by the saircases open TO
the sy TINS admitting light aud air to all parts of the
bdng and to build other siarcasrs at the back Of the
buildings. The landlords, however cannot or will not
incur such expenses or they should 10 so the burden
VIII ian directly upon the tenants in the form of III
creased rent. A second evil which seems 10 be almost
without remedy. is the existence Of poor classes.
chained city by their occupations aud their very
Tor their apartment insufficient to suitable
accommodations for family. Thirdly, Mr.. Adler
TONED the bad sanitary conditions Of large districts or the
clty which nO Board Of Health dare condemn asa hole
on account Of the political influences welded 10y land
lords and fourthy he touched briefly upon the lack or
suhcent statistics to aid in attacking the problem
Passing TO the remedy for all these evils he pointed To
he example of England. which has done much ny lfiN
Sslen % tnWaFd- sanitary reforms lhe hcis oI 500 @ tu
- - empower the authorities to compel the registration
oi teneuers Ia exact from landlords frll statements OF
lno nhoef' sexeS ana occupations ~ ih'if tehas' l"
c"pel owners To make necessary repairs. and II slch re-
pairs are not made tear down and rebuild whole dls
S, ana To loan arge sums OF money To- prlvae c"rpo
raons Tor such purposes. Priiiing by Englands tNpe
rchce PIT Aler proposes the formation on private cor
p0rdton with large loau Of public funds thus avoiding
he eVil placing the disposition of large amounts IN me
hands oi the city officials and that OF insufficient means
wnch would follow If The corporation were ait"rc'heF
private 10 this corporation lac would inrlst tho Woik
of huling and tearing down hopccssly bad hou.cs, oi
opening up the interior of those which nSuicicnty
ventilated aud of relieving The misery OF those VINO can
not IA. ovcr+l month 10y giving them better aeconl9
Gaiions the corporation being content with core sPohd
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
rEhEGRApn RIVILRY And NEW WIGEs.
The reduction in telegraph tolls from Roch

The reduction in telegraph tolls trom Koch
ester to points In Massachusetts by the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company Is simply u continuation OF
the rivalry between that company and the western
Union President Bates OF the Baltimore and Ohio, said
Yesterday that the reduction made first by the
Mutual Onion Company beca - hseOlnpany hd opened
new lines to Lowell, Lawrence "oon,ockei, hiouceHtef,
New Bedford and other Eastern points.
" II happens that the Mutual Union has no INES ht
most of these places" SIR Bates said but that tIct
does not prevent the comDauy from making the Tcdnc
ton Wien lower prices are to bc made the Western
Union the auxiliary company fIr the purpose A.
in this case HE Mutual UlOu frequently makes rcduc-
tons To places where it has no lines
Both tie Western Union and Baltimore and ONO com
paue- are using hardened copper wires I'M place u iron
la some OF the lines The Baltimore and ohio has
put mp about 1000 mites of the new Wire ana has nearly
a. much more nmdeI contract. Recently the Western
Union put up SIX copper wires between this oN Did
Philadelphia. ihe wire j. said 1" ne gi'a' lmpo'c
mcnt in consequence of its light weight and great con
dmctlYlly.