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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-09-21
PITH AND POINT.

An expensive wife makes . pensiys
husband.
LADIES' dresses are covered p;th
buttons this season, while many mn
has to use q pin for the lack of one a
his shirt.
"MRs. SPLINKs, "observed q boar,lr
to his landlady, the equal adiustment
of this establishment could be mon
safely secured if there was less hair a
the hash and more in the mattresseS'n
A NEGRO preacher, in translatinxto
his hearers the sentence, ssThe haxyeS
| is over, the season is ended, and u
soul is not saved" put it, "De corn "
been cribbed, dere amt any more worf
and de debbil is still foOlin' wid al
community"
cit was simply an informal afEair.H
wrote the editor, Of a little strawbSi,
ry-party at q neighbours house. III
was simply an internal affair, !" read u
compositor, and that editor will n1yE
get any more invitations from TIT
quarter. . ltsEs "
"YoU come well recommended. II
supposep" said gentleman to Iuv
who wanted an easy place. " Oh, Ne.
sir; the man was with last recon.
mended me; he recommended me "a
leave, and get work more congenial
with my disposition
i AT one of the Cabinet receptions hit
winter most distinguished gentleman.
who has been twice q widower, said %
Gail Hamilton as George @. Cannon.
Mormon delegate to Congress, came Il.
"Mr. Cannon has three wiyes.n
Yes," replied Gail, "but the only dif.
ference between You and him is that he
: drives his wives three abreast, while
: you drive yours tandem!'
"WoMAN," said the fat man On ..he
cracker barrel, refectively, 8 womail i
: like boil. When another man has hw
: we laugh at him; when we have hsr
ourself we cherish and prote t her.
I He seemed to be man Of pure ard
, lofty sentiment, and when he said 10
! guessed he'd 60 home and give his wife
Q q chance to do the chores every body
respected him. Noy1oich Bulletin
SINCE the trade in human hair hss
|; been SO much injured in Paris BY III
reports that the tresses displayed b
! shop windows came from the hospitals
! or from the heads Of dead peIsone,
: many Parisiennes insist upon hayip6
the hair cut off in their presence. Tka
{ dealers are, however, equal to the emeFI
gency. They bring up their Bretrh
: girl in full costume. She cries - ~
: locks are cut, and the buyer ID sAtit
! fed. Usually the girl is an impoetal
!, and the hair fastened to her head hfM
!, artful process. adj
Z A TRAMP went into o house in Lyoa
last Monday, and finding nobody !
! home but frightened looking wid0g
woman, savagely demanded cost
: pair of shoes and two dollars. Tn
= the frightened looking lone Lyons
= walked right up on him, and stood q
: him, and fiattened him out with h
: weak heels and . four-ponnd skillot
: and created such demand for coura
. plaster and bandages on him that !
s seemed like the old war times al aroun
: that township, and when she finally 4
= down to rest, and watched the tsut
limp YEARLY off down the road txyk
to hold himself together she said, -
DERBY, sDear, dear, I'm hall sorrYIhe'
gone; I haven't felt 50 much ike M
& self since Henry died. ~ Hoscteye. i
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-09-21

= SoArsuDs.-Save your washing suds
for the garden; If they are poured over
the roots Of the plum trees, they VIII
kill the curculio; & turned ct the roots
Of geraniums, roses, &c, they viii en-
nance their beauty teri-fofd.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
LZIEoI SHIP NhUS
(Ior other Sa,p N,,r, Sc, Seconf Pqg..l

ARRIVED. Sunday, Oct. 20.
town 10 D. VITA mdsc aud pass. 10 T. ". J. Hurst
steamship Ciy oi Richmond tBr) Br,ohs Liverpool oct
steamship Ncf'ns Bearse. savannah days with mise
steam hip 90 " clyde. Pennington, Philadelphia, in bal
steamship clyde. kennedy Charleston oct 20. with mise
Iul piS- 20 jas ~ QuiHta ! q ca. % ~ 10,
isH.hip lsaac Ben Lawrence Richmond city Point and
Noriot wtl md.o au pass tn ui Dominion steamship 90
steamship Gen Barnes Chr,seman savannah oct % with
@tta,. ~ ',plnnr rfy BoS'o" Win mise anu pass 10
si,,il ols nSln.ol "a alker Rcn,aona city Point aud
NofiplE NTH md-e luc u Ola dominion steamship co
ship B.cmcrh@vcn cGcrl Holes. Bremen 40 days with
Ship Jo.ep1us Lc i7O tons Rogers OF and days from
RsrS E,aucl of -ozton, Hiohoorn Marsciles jS davs
Bars Minnie Campbell orj I-aasscn i6 days. in
ballast. Anchored 20 sandy Hook for orders -
days 10 ballast. Anchored At sandy h"oS Tor ofdgrA
ials ,a pSrri F-icts"n Baicriona Aug 2s Ia ballast
Anchored 10 'iragcs"ud ia, iOl ori,i'
Eay. Albion Liverpool MAJ. Providence, In ballast
Eus IONS! bore of BcTmudaI. Cooper MAsa'ne 10 days
Bne icn4a lof Stockton Borieaa1 63 days
Bas ara P.e.ens Co' Providence coOmOs, Bordeaux 30
Eae o..s" Lowe.y Gloucc,tor. m ballast
E J. stewart q ialtaD'ru, y 80 Crane windsor, y
Eae INA ihoiis H. Mcconnell. OF and from New Haven.
Bng 4. spark, .o rhuadapha', mantle, HUI sept ~,
hI4 .o,k, Gcu. ufgus Tur~s Island ~ days WITH salt
J.
Hl: &C.. g.. Iohir-Yl. Al .1's. Silrm ID ballast.
-raI.J A uau'd D rIrrsb,ro. -. Hatfield Windsor,
y. ~. l6 .,}- WI IlFstrf.
-chr c,"1r, ,t wiua,,r, $50. Leighton. wohiile, y.
-car ia. Nay Do 5,achs,l Iamson. ST. John, y. B p
d 49, fu I.tu-
-f oll ,ar loi renbrokcl owens. lllsboro " b., IL
EItH pt.HtHr
rOEfIgN POD1s.
PLlNurIa OCT % Tho Uambuir American Line steam.
shp ti.-a. q yc, iroa NeHlo.A Oct I3 Tor Hamburg
boz . To-
No,uif O,t. ~ The Allan finc steamship Peruvian,
-EItb. nom 4pIt..a prt 8 .r. y'l tpfiay.
.IA'.i- tl. 80 Il, utu,II lrat r'auuc Company T.
steamship tA.IIa Ilugurl .ti hence Or [w UfA al .
u',lu.t tt+t evening
IAIG.g F.INI. oct 23-Ihr steamship Circasss an, nom
fTpiu II,tTtu tu.l. aff3E rt at 80 .. ~. tDcay.
pOII~JIt IO.Ia
~ IuAsIt-.u OCT -i-ArUtol Panama Transit steam
-.utu FauAMt. saps Nolth Au'fo -.
f!l.r N,a. iu... d N. Iu1.isl. i.ntu BtltIsfI.,
t.u-IU, utL -..Atuse. steamships hataihpn. Garrett
.ir rua,a't blo 'n, pa'AAuai. big Liberty beN
e.tirA. I0stuu
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

,i.,,f- tu..Ei.Isa ,s t0,- have hsafdri Medal
AL l ua ~ thr ,s.t'uuai E.lhtl'n and toe report q
o.. .us.e ssfnl py the p.or's authorities Of t" Centennial
ro...- u Gu,loiu. u.r- GENERAL. Gen g. Has"
l, r,-l.rt and s. Boicrr. Actur srrrctlr5, Is more
rmpna o5nes az na' Trlit-5 to t'S require
nrot asteiaD Flno nan has ben ler'a'd 10 any Of
fh.Ig it.f'...
.i..,r- rm.kfmxg & SONS have produced Piano that
u inl. m. gr,Ie.t yo,sr oopsrt rh ne most dtl q'S
t,ay4's,ie ant nrs,ny gu1'ty NJ TINE. Ho.t s'o'ibr
qetl sI.ic tuet. and h'stg tH,'ho rorS'"dn'h'p
puIpg tar la,i a three year, they have stErn 10 aan
t.., ,a,, have tho pleasure oi tubmitLrg tl" fol
Io lg copy o thc Oa,A Report with the assurance that
th.!. ,4. ui fully Sustained Dy tho public tlcy
have been a, .aoa lc,ir,l D. %" judges.
o4FI.ItL s.r.EI oa InG 90. kEiINI riANos.
"Tu,r Grand Piano d.. OF quk. ei,te rc' Of b,ord aHd
r'1, r.uqts- with The uti,s poter " m|rrnre that iis
c., aioni strrty with securing pure '.!er'f d"
a.s,.g q'airy ~ taHe.
Icr other asifumcr-pcc1ons Of th'lr every day pro
dn, don. poss,s tho agh,.t gtIS IN (Yitess oi roie
e ,rr ~ is sIsfs J.s ~ t,uct wiki uOpDghSs o
,-9rn1p. several charart ri-tc'. and the G-7oi
oissf cscene attained by tins nrn. entities hcm to an
award II. H. "i'f+
"ChdiladH Qr me mr."
since the Exhibition London. In 1851, OF thcr full ir'n
frame Piano. which has been copied by all The n .'r'
u . country and Fufup their Pianos have been aol owl
edged as the standard fl'rlts ~ ne boid The great
MASTER Ilsz speaking Of the Ch' HE"N" fiA'o7
said 10 Ju.; Imust oslIe e psrt'i''s'"sS" "nper'H
ht,iy lsr,er
FoNIGg TLuMrH - IHE CHCKEiNi PIANOS:
Tm FuzK MEDAL Al LoNJON II 1851.
THE CGDs, - LE.ioS of HOioa and
THE Fte,r GYiu riirNi ~ rAu' IS 1857.
lTlI- rt- IiiE Hi.rs-I Awt.D oF IuE ENlInIuoN. AND
WAS Gi,Is a..Iy Io Cui. hEaING K s'Ss)
III. IIG,l MruAl tND uoSoEAUrE DISTINCTION AT TiE
I:uaAAH0S.L Is n.4no> Al SANTIAGO uE cnlE 1873.
m,n,L AND DIPLOMA. PmL,pg'rnA. l7'd. and
NINErY TuEiE TIi.r MEDALS AND AmAGDs AT rHE NARi
EXHIBITIONS oF ulE tNiIEp SrArf'
wAGelyoAs cncA.LNG HALL Ilitiave. corner Eish'
trthth.bt
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
TELEGRAruIC NOrEs.

PROVIDENCE K. l.. Oct. 29-Allcn's print works
suspended operations yesterday Tor fOGr or hyo woeLss
PHIiApFLpHIs, oct 29.-IrsteTday's admissions
al inc Centennial were Al fun fec 1889 a. hail e LII
HALIFAX, oct. 2S.-Tho first cargo Of Malaga
ut sol mere 0y ~ prices lower Than last yea
Boston Oct. EJ.-lhe report of /, pI0pOsco fcnia.
raa O Cahla lrtgaphed from ~ Abans bfiday nght
Is pronounced 10 DC without iOundatis
MONlGON ny, Ala, Oct. 29-The Alabama State
Grange Far closed yesterday II display Of
nelC and garden products over sesn IN the state
WATERrowN, n. T., oct. 23-Hills d Haven
fufEure dealers o if ci'y have failed Their liabilities are
S23 90, and assets probably $i2,0Ot
PHLADELPHIA. oct 29.-Thc jury in tho Mckay
Tune bs after remaining locked up for one wess
failed to and we're discharged yesterday morning
BusTOS Mass. Oct 29.-Ihe Harvard Fail row
ing occurred yesterday the Charles River Two mile
The fDJr Oarrl psreak IIo
80 seconds Thc cared Ian ro.k
won by the Hon okc crew in IA minutes
WILKESBARRE Penn, Oct. % Ihe UOrkiggmqn
formerly Cooper and Cary paper. appeared Republicans
which haf boen by Johnson. odOr IA favor n
Col Wright for Congress- and inserted FOR Payne epnb
ncan.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-The arrangene for
the celebration OF the German American day Thursday
template very fu representation Of the interim counties
this state. argo committee II being Dfgankrd for New
YORK Ci OF winch the Hon. Oswald OIcnuOIvI has been
Quested T. act ~ chairman.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
PTBLIC OPINION.

Gov. Hayes has been an advocate Of civil
service r.f4ln f1g years lie supported % ~ '"Egr, 49,
frn,l the b.aLlIug. Iut Gov. Iilden has never sad
any .n'D, iu ~ i.yor-l Indianapolis News Uh.J
TIE :. S.-Thc Solid South Solid for slavery;
Soif irr SycrF7,cu solid fOr The srEcrIo" o the Union
solid lof The sGujUgatoH Of tho cuifnchsi hdr. ana
solid far tc -hD,.n policy OF samuel j. Idch-lPhia
deipMa ltcm liH;J
We here predict that the Greenblcl vote in
this stao ON Soy. will be great dct aiscT than
was last Syras We predict also that NcwIiaEon viii
poll NOT lc-s tnsu 100 votes fOr Cooper and Cary
iScw-H4yen Unon tlHfittiOul
One ching is certainly ndisputabc-that bet
ter tiuC- ore coming under Rcpupcan administration,
aud that hard tiBos passing away, aud viii never
come back a. u unless people once more trust tncir
Government the Confederate politicians Of tile SOUTH
-lIhiadelpHia Pres ttrlD
We must say that the reason given by
President Woo's-v. Why he cannot support Nh Hidden
that Nr e. hat sought tho Office Us very rdicu-
Ions one. u !, generally conceded to be an honorable
ambition 90 become President Of tho CMi,d Sc-' and
was sought for" by Clay scott ~Dbsrr. de- parucu-
Larry for some of lOin the worthy cAPfcsdrhl NCcd
(New- Haven r. sister DcmJ
When THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE and The
Prcsidru., they hcd up TO admirug D"morrauc
public as bgtD.d models Of ndcpci dent Journalism.
Now that they port HAYES they den unccd as
purchased Orius ~ Republican corruptiou. The 0ul}
way neWslapsr intin reputation io ndcp"nd-
encr h 10 halc op at all, e-a To Ice -ayI-h
adherunt Of tho solid bOuthl-t Paul IoncerPTess and
Ir
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
Az Nolices ~ MayTidge, must be i"dOrscd "'" l""
name and ddd cSS.



rt IL, y a., inc nf c ggh inst. at the residence
of lrt mother No IL East Eighty ilrdSl il", ""S
auhicr Mary Batter, ~ the lv'h y'' VI Nv 'b
Notir- Of the funeral o. morrow
LAMBEIt~BN- Frederick ". lAmbcrson ~ ''' '''''' ~
UnrrIn, saturday, aged % yea, ,,uI bJs fnera! II
Fr,. gul rcatiyr, are requested G. htrhu MS h' %"
gamsrys Church IA tnchuh'.I'' inu '"o''' "'' ''
near Madison ave ~ lOtq q. M. on NOV. !.
MUNSoN-.u NeN.York OF ~ 81 pnou'h'n' AVN ~
NiIi.sIii a.. q % ytls. ,.,.,1 b,s funeral
az IT. AIMS Church. Eighteenth st. h'h ii'h"''' VI"
Tuestay, tIo ,Ist, 1T IL O'Clock.
PIitSsrN N-At wyoming y. j. oct Zi lHtoi Janos w" o
a. lame. NJ and Frr,,rica Bydcnbuigh f'fSS'h ASou .
-nd muDtlA. .,....., NuIhurr = 1 IN
Monday oct 30 n 1850 Trans leave hai'IV MI"
ChIlstopherst- at 0,lO. - ,.-.., s,,, ,n t,e 7gt,,
year ~ his ..,,u, toyi,et IN attepd
his late residence 30 % i'S' i"' ''
~. on Mon Iay. oct. 80 at Iu clock a. M
SWAN ON sunday oct 30 after short illness la JoHe
u,,e ,ifo ~ 1S.rles m and eldest daughter OF
Joseph II. Hobby.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wITTHAUs-On saturday, OCT 2S o!o hma % iS' w 49,
Of g.. Henry WitthRus ana uhus"'oi VI '"''P' y" '
In tho 3lst Of her age In
ReiatIycs and friends cf The hnlle' arc ~ Do y
attend the funeral from her late iesien," ~ ,r In
tuesday, oct. 81 At IL a NE NisnOu' ui' "V-' -
termcnt IN Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

should be vacancy among the State offices caused ny
resignation "a most unlikely contingencyD or dca'h
there will be- in 1873 provided these amendments are
Adopted state ticket to be voted! In lSSo tncre
would be 10 State ticket-ony asPresdenuai eiec'ora
ticket The same would be true Of 1884 eXcept ;aI e
several Judges OF tho Court OF Appeals then To be
chosen and in $50 again there woud be 40 state o'et
whatever. Hereafter gubernatoFid elections VIII
fan in the 'evcn years only once cv"rL SIX Sedi,,
and thoy will occur in Prc-denal years Oily "h.t !n
twelye wears 10 VIII no 1855 before W III - ,,''c
vote again on the sHne day for not Governor ana
dent On tho otb haad eli 1879 IL 1sS1, ana lhu.yu
every six years thereafter Will hdNe ~ rhci "u @
same ckct full corps OF state ohccts-GD'eiu'' i,
fCiovprn0r Secretary of State, Conc Hollr, tp
neyCeneIal Treasurer state Engineer ana ou'No9'i'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
REMIylscENcE or JOHN BBIGHT.
To me Edffor of The TrtbUHe.
Sm: In yesterdays TRIBUNE find the follow


Sm: In yesterdays TRIBUNE find the follow
ing item:
r Bavari Taylor writes 10 me Cincinnati Commercial That
Of john Bright quietly sp'nt The summer anh as
The spaIcrz. f"alycH u the EiIlhi
family live ii Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del Mach -
John Ergirs Intelligent sympathy Win this country prop
ably came through b channel
The reading OF This reminded me Of pleasant inter
view | had with John BRIGHT at the Reform club. IN
IOid, in 1865. had letter OF Introduction To MI
Inght frO Mr. Greeley, ana most cOurieonsy
recciy =. In the oi the conversation Mr Bright
made many inquiries about our country, and cvinccd
much accurate knowledge ~ political Affairs. said
10 Mr. Bright that | knew Of $50 other Eugishmln who
could meet cordial reception IN America than hlh-
self nud expressed ile hope that might give mn,
welcome. IIo replied that ;lat of the chi't
reasons why he d not pay visit as he thought th
fuh, tha u, be- made about him wUulG De cbariih7
ur Why" sHid De. " When my friend Cobd u "ds ~
America iry actually refused 10 take his railway arc
M Brcat was evidently surprised nj tnis 10 nscon'
mon courtesy. 5. H. WALES.
Ncuc- IOrk, oct 2S 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
the reason ciyen bv


The kitchen of the Union Square Hotel took
C from defective 1uc about II O'Clock last evening
The alarm was promptly given. The fire aat confn ID
10 the kitchen anp du adjoining closet. and the damage
II estimated .i 5000. Inr property j. iuiv Insured
Considerable confusion created among the guests ~
the house. but - tine fire all out within - inmates
the alarm alldyrd, and The baggage that had been
nInLnLNrn IunAel hAcE 10 Tho rIOIn-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
A WORD TO DE FOREST.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is quite refreshing TO hear Mr.. De
Forest Of Ncw-Haven comparing Mr. Hayes to Mr. Van
Burcn-before Mr.. Van Buren, a candidate for the
Presidency. wonder If he read Mr.. Van Burcn's
speech on the Panama Congress- knows that be was
state Senator Governor United states Senator. Vice.
Prcsi lent. and Minister 10 Engand-Hni all that at
time when great men abounded. Very truy yours,
Neic- IOTk, oct. IS, 1876 n SUBSCRIBER
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
CARD FROM TIE UNITED STATES LIFE TNsU-
RANCE COMPANY.

itstfII4 VII
OFFICE OF TIE UNITED STATES LIFE IN
sChA&CL Co. .aI, -G2, BOB BROADWAY, y. YIN an
to all attempts to baoNu all this COMPANY, refer
to the figures of the statement OF this Com
pauy 10 the State Insurance Department. published
in the Oncig state Roporis.
We are sound and healthy TO the core. with large
surplus
We challenge all TO show any Company whose invest
ments Of its funds better or safer
All charges whatever. by any one. will he met and
fully answered and defended in due course.
There il not the slightest occasion tor alarm
casncss on the part OF our po'cy-ho!ders.
JAMES BUELL. President U. 5. Life ins. Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

A husband having arraycd himself elabo-
rgtcy with CATERS. gambig, and gun. accompanied DY
ri1 taihfu dog goes forth tO hunt hut shoots nothing
Unwilling tn return cmptyhauded tp the house. lie stops
al tie market uudbuys hare, which he presents "a his
,vrr tn hare terribly higb-uOt alone IN prire.
An" said wife with ,uif, 50 yOu Killed IT, lou
were right IL was high time"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
MIDglGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States rising tOiOTcd by fall
ina barometer. northeast 10 s0Wth-et siHds paner
cdr party cloudy ceaher, and possibly ram areas ~
the southern md rcsteTrl portions
For New-Engllnd rising barometer, north-westery
Winds and slightly warmer, clear wcathe Succeeded IN
the western portion by falling barometer and winds
Bhiftiug 10 easterly or sOutheIly
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

A WEST SIDE CARPET STORE.-Stephen A.
spencer 3J9 SiNth-aye near Twenty ythird-st., has
large and carefully selected stock carpetng Of all de-
scrpons, purchased aimee the decline in prices, when
ue II enabled tO sell at prices chat defy competition
Purchasers are Invited to inspect his stock
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
nct of cleanliness on old and

The magical effect of cleanliness on old and
ed DE discussed The tired Is refreshed the
frcui chd Boote enivened Aprupos Oi this Esy
remark hat In B T. BkBnTs AY soar Is found the best IN
the world the opion Of the best chemists worth
thing N0irt, enters into IL that needs tn
b. bidder 10y perfume II be trusted rs the purcs and
most agreeable toilet eNtant
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
FREE EXHIBITION OF Boards LATEST PICTURE.

FREE EXHIBITION OF Boards LATEST PICTURE
TO the Edttor Of The Trfbune.
SIR: James II. Boards great picture OF
"str.cts of New-York," wherein the attibutes Of the
human nature are admirably portrayed in the kcnesTes
of dogs and monkeys Las been sold TO wealthy geptie
man OF san Francisco the artists price being $1,000
The liberal owner OF this amusing and instructive
picture has consented to permit the exposition OF .he
work 10 the public until the 10th OF November, fho
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

picture VIII he view, Irec Moores Art Rooms, No
30 Uno;-sIuare. X.
Ne,e- YorH. Oct. 2S. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

SCHOOL SUITS.-Large stock at greatly re-
ducrd prices. BRORAw BROTHERS, 4ti-aye., opposite
CuOner Institute.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
THREE Ministries SHOT BY DisrILGERs.

ST. LOUIS, oct. 29.-Thrce Methodist MIN
listers while rdng circuit in Pope County, Ark. wero
shot FRIDAY morning ny wO Illicit dstilicr~. named
the ui5tilcrs officers having warrants for
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

Take rational care of your cold at once by
using Dr. JAlNFs EHrElOiASr and you may escape dan
CeTOus throat OF hung DISEASE.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

The latest adyices the weather bureau oorn'&t &
,au and lulfon sts sluw RAYMOND CO.. o1uilhiy 'lts
- ~ r. ,,,,,u,r clothes customer never regrrts
a barg ain made iAttr. Tor u, II a.ITo to be- suited.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

The decline OF the barometer continued on Saturday
As Will by the upper diagram, long after the rain
ceased in this locality. With Tie brilliantly clear and
cool weather Of yesterday the mercury very high
high indeed to render the very long conlinuaHcc OK
sich bright skics probable There s not, however,
large proUortOn Uf moisture IN the air and the temper
aiilrv remains low Hence no unfavorIDle change IS
ne.r ~ hand
For ths city and vicinity clear or lightly cOGded SKY
and cool winds may be expected today; somewhat
warmer aud decidedly clOucr weather with some prob
ability OF light rains Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

il InltrIr,, remedy fot Upugns. t'li- ani '"r Ir"At
nnI ,y reason ui its bitiAng iunurItr glh lHr p"l
,5 Ir t,rdto, Of Improved difrsfior. u-t s'tNicibt
ia Inc lee bic r,r,uu,uyc Ask your DIIsgl, fT H. llis,N
e. Co, IUtfnacDu, al a.i Ntnuid'tuIhE 'h'''' ''' ""
IT,, y. !.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

Susudl NoilCes.
Hon. Joseph Puizer
OF MISSOURI
COOPER UNION
TUESDAY. oct 81. at o'clock o.
All are invited
Ninth District.
H'E'i1t P6i: R't9lNSGCaRRt tG9olNSGCaRtsg, 's,;''''~
GEO ". DA CUNHA
Noth A.cmsly Di,Eiet Y"nns Men, s}e, Ss anS
by the lion. FIREMAN J. FrrHIAN AMI tle Hon.
J,uzs II. FeuoS. Secretary.
Nos. 4s, %, -, aud 81 lurrny-st, New-YOrk.
HERMAN FROST & co,
Importers Of French china
DINNER, TEA, DESSERT. AND CHAMBER SETS &C.
Table Glassware Clocks, and Brouzes,
Bohemian Fancy glassware in gruat variety
sEVREs DRESDEN. BERLIN. AND WORCESTER
PORCELAIN.
Parian Marble stataettes and Busts.
MODERN AND ANTIQU L NAJOLlCAs AND FAIENCES,
FALiSsY ,NE SIMILAR WARES.
IN yarious graceful .aquc and shapes. such
Vases Jug, Flagons, Brackets, &c,
productions Antique Models These novel and very artistic
art rarcly appropriate presents ior oiDancu
iur dining room, paglor. or hall.
3,on by the European manufacturers 10 and
are Row store on view and for sale.
Nos. Is 80 %. AND 81 IURRAY-sr, NEw.YoRH.
P1tenIs. Trademarks, &c"
ABTIT8V y BEtf~E:,s FATl V'r AGENcl
2JS Broiiway. Ntw-N0fk
Best references. send for bloh 81 instflhu-hN
Twentieth Assembly District Erpgh!itnn campaign
Club. strand Rally -! -
r.r,aco .orI.a' Iiffv.,IgIth~t, near Ihiutave.
81 E.FG1SG B&S EvaRE!%[iING aE![iIN U5l - Ocloik
~ DANIEL y. SltN ILL.,,
hon Jb0EPH IL CitpAl lFr
Hon. Nm. A. DAkiINu,
Hon. A. J. DITrENROEFER
Hon. JOitS r. CECIL
will address, the nssembage Singing by the Union Glee Club.
c,,tlsrt reserved fOr ladies'.
"aI.' ioITN COgIfRANE will review AMI address the
pvs In Bhc Addresses wi ss0 be made 10y lhe Hon WM
~ 1'PEEEItS, Hon l. Albert ENGLEUA ri. Hon. III NJ:
TN EARIoCK. WILLARD BC Lizard. esd All frlendA VI
true reform cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
u IRRLEU.

QTICK-VAS VELsOR-Ry the Rev. Dr, iI,ughi,"n; gi, ~;
WiUtn Howell Quick Ia Mary Emmh van Noi'O an
unsrhY No CaIdA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.
MONDAY, OCT. 30

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1876.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
TR1BrNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS.

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New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
Rev. J. B. CLFAvER

Rev. J. b. CLFAvER.
Hon. HAETORD sTRUBLE.
DR.. II. \. NEWTON.
Prof. j. l.. V. HUNT.
CHARLES d. BAKER.
r. X. SChOONAAKBR
WILLIAM 4. BROWN.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-02
Address OF MIR. EYARTS.

MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN (: The wise
lan has said there is time to every purpose under
heaven aud Ia enuuciatng the vlcissitudes OF human
affairs and the yIricue, of human conduct To which
there Was always appropriate tme he has iecounted
time To keep silence and time 10 speak. The Amerl
rou ueope have long ago made mp their minds that
tbe heat of Presidential canvass il not time
IN keen silent, aud IL time TO speak
whether or 10 should have found in special consdera
tous some reason TO doubt whether might not Keep
silent and might no; speak Yet when the call OF these
merchants that make mp 20 much Of the prosperity
and pride aud hope and energy OF Ne"'ioiK
assigned TO me this duty could MOI put
accent IT, Nay, morc Tie Developments OF the
pvos and It's issues and the immense stake that turns
uuou c vote OF next Tuesday had satisfied lie that no
uu who cond expect to take the OF the country In
the least was justified in being silent Whichever
side he shoulI speak on, he c0Ud not behtte or
un,lerya,uc Tie occasion or the issue, and If HE