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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
DEMOCRATIC HOPES OF THE president.
Fcafa The Richmond DtspGtch.
L eg,ITI

President Hayes stands upon SOLD 1ounda-
tons He mas right and justice on ms side, ana ne s
the mower and patronage OF the Government 10 reinforce
himself With aud the power and patronage guaraed Df
the sympathy and alliance OF the Democral MuO ~
senate II she attack upon President Hayes may not DO
COMPARED assault upon Gibraltar Win 4 POCKET
pistol there indeed few things That may. Inc Demo
Gratis occupy position that cannot be damaged save by
the most l-aGyised and unRise action on their part
They are steadily being invgOrated by every act OF II
tolerance and Wild ctiveurss OF the " DloOoy -hlt
ideals So Is MI Hayes strengthened by all sucI mani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
TIE OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEw-JERsEY.

THE Oh LlO lAI- Wi VI NEW -JI-i.f-I%i'
1sq327 yors FOR GOvERNoR - FCLEILANs
MAJORITY 6.333-INCREAsE n THE GhEESBAcK
AND PROHIBITION VOTES.
The official returns of the late election IN
veersev for Governor. they have been hled IN the
secretary Of states office, given below. with the vote
for President in 1876 The total vote for Governor WAS
1s9327 or 10000 less than the total vote FOR President
Georgs g. Mcclellan (DemJ has plurality Oh l2.IlO
and a majority o, 1888. The falling OIL IN the krpuDA-
~ vote since last year Is 397 and III the Democratic
.,,o l. 40 The increase in the Grcenback vote is
oeo and In the Prohibition vote 1853. In 1874 Gov
crpor Joseph D. Bedle DEM had majority OF 49, 33
in total vote Of Isl 333 In 1875 the total vote for
comfy officers was 1Gl.Gf0, the Republican majority
bein, 1 $50 The vote by counties was as follows;
D0'"7 e.yvpNog 1857 president SID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
TIE TRANSATLANTIC MAIL SERVICE.

The agreement made by the British Post
ONCE authorities for the carriage OF the mails between
Great Britain and the United States provides that the
owners Of the three lines will furnish d-aich rom
iarnonl every Tuesday Thursday and saturday, cai-
inc al Queenstown. The Inman ana "hitt SIR Ii'1
mn Iertake brtveen them. the Tuesday and Ihufhu3F
s,ns alternately and another limo tie saturday SAT-
ings nv the term. Of agreement gu mans Hoih
60. ~ rn and Irrl md fer the United states are 10
m go r,cI onlv b- me aforesaid lines and the gre
,, ,o~ev earned Is TO bee divided equally among tel
From Ncw-YOrk there Will ne an lnIdn anu d "4''0
Stor afeonsr every Thursday alternately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

UTICA y. y Nov. Cheese market today 10000
boxes olrrcG 1000 boxes were sod .ouu-sl 20
the balance sold for II 2dl2 Tor OcuioIs D. mo
Septenbof. The Tor az Cheese sold Il &C
The marx was active and Alshtr.
ALBANY. v Y nov 20-The Little Falls Cheese market
brisk ard actv tody prices being about the same IS
Of asf the factories rapidly closing Tor no
season $50 boxes FACTORY sold to-day 10 a. c,
l2c. 3O" boxes Dairy sold 40 i.c mostly a %
II % Buers1les 80 packages al ZZa-tc, nearly AL gu
inn f.rst ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov oO-l a. ma further rise Of
air-pressure took place yesterday accompanying fair
skv and cold winds The rance of temperature was NOT
wide: il touched freczingpoi yesterday morning The
moisture Of The air d. slightly increased
For this city and vicinity. warmer weather ana
partial cloudness az intervals may be expected to-day
Increased cloudiness perhaps threatening rain SNOW
Is prob able tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
GENERAL LEE,s STATUE.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 19.-The time for
awarding the contract for equestrian statue u General
Robert Lee has been post oued year, owing
refusal of the ladies' OF the Lee Memorial Association %
contribute their fund towards The construction OF the
statue after any OF the models offered the funds OF the
Lee Monument Association being Insufficient for the
purpose without the cooperation Of the ladies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

BR1sro1. Nov. 19.-The Great Western Line
.toaucr somerset hence November for NewGOrk, has
returned. having lost her propeller.
HALIFAX. Nov. ia meeting Of the Bar
ristcr this afternoon, discussed the subject
of tne abolition " trial by jury IN civil cases com
ui4e was appointed % draft bil contemplating That
-l.i.oL IN be ms nt.h % Tho ncN- Lng-.-A.Are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

often stated 10 their hearts content with the prosecutions
and snferngs OF "A deenceess people, they are SUI
hunting for excuses and pretexts for new crusade II
the Radicals succeed i'm inducing the President to return
to the impure political puddle IN which he formerly wal
lowed, return. like mast 20 the pOtage whlch MS
stomach discharged. a fierce war viii be commenced
upon the south. Already has II been fOreshadOWed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
GEyERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
REFORM IN BOSTON.

HENRY I. PIERCE NOMINATED FOR MAYOR BY THE
CITIZENS AND THE EEPUBLICAS CONVENTIONS.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUNE.l
BOsroN, Nov. 1.-Two municipal conven-
tions we're held tonight AM both nominated Henry L.
p cree for Mayor by accIamaton. The Citizens Conven
tion voted TO continue in service during the campaign
and. prontng by the example OF the state can
vass earnestly invited young men Of both
,ortiea To cooperate in the atfempt TO purify
riiv politics. Committees appointed TO
nominate the Other city ofhers. The Republican Con
veution distributed ts ald,unsuc Eonors among men Or
nom ttrss-fbe lis OF candidates Tor subcommittee
~, soi~ct ron containing as many E.uu5ucans as
o.n,orrli.-vllle II showed it, distrust or tie
IN tbe Tst win earnest work during the next TWO
weeks tncr- il no reason why the Republicans and ct
1e slnuld rot sweep she city next month"; ana again
maze a government IN power which shall be credit 10
Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
THE ASSASSINATION STORY GROUNDLESs.
BERLIN. Monday, Nov. "a, 1877

The Pole, who was arrested on suspicion OF
intending 10 attempt the assassination OF Emperor WI
liam and Prince Bismarck. has been recognized as
fOrgcr whom the polio" tracked rom west RUSSIA.
Veu arrested no voluntarily stated that ne came 20
assassinate the Emperor and Prince Bismaick Dui As
soon ~ Pee r"roguized he confessed that MS IsS
statement was untrue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
lnY rELEGRApH TO THE rpIBuxF1


ANNAPOLIS Md, Nov. 19.-ln answer to an
application to-day by the counsel Of Henry Norfolk for
q Communication Of his death sentence, Governor Carroll
stated that il was impossible for him to interfere with
the execu ion OF The that the responsibility for the
conviction OF Norfolk for the murder OF his wife, rested
entirely with the court and jury and that his duty
only 10 order the sentence which they had passed
carried out He said thar the Of pardon and
mutation Of punishment given to the tx
ecutive 70 protect prisoner, al case there should
appear, after conviction, reasonable doubt
0f ill., guilt Unless evidence winch established such
doubt was shown Inn, lac could not interfere. and
would De compelled 20 look upon the recommendations
Of citizens az prompted only by humane feelings toward
an unfortunate BY tins decision on the part OF the
Executive NOrfOlks last hope gone; and in all human
probability, lac VIII suffer death the 2lst Of next
month, IN this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
ADFEArITINn LAWYER.

PITTsBURG. Penn, Nov. 19.-An examina-
ton OF The Of E " b. Gill; the lawyer who dis
appeared from this city short time ago, show ircg-
lartes amounting to 500 900, and persons
conversant with the facts, believe the deficiency VIII
amount 90 SJOOOOO THIS loss VIII be- sustained by his
clients, and estate watch he held u trust No clue
Nhcreanouls Has yet brcn found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
THE NEW GERMAN LOAN.


A special dispatch from Berlin to The Tunes
saws il is eypeced that the German Government VIII ASA
Parliament FOR permission 10 contract loan oi A1o'
ono 600 marks hout So 500 OOO nfty million marks
OF which Is represented by the loss on resumption o
gold currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
prNIAMIY n. NEYERs.

Major Benjamin ii. Noyeis died IN THIS Guy
last saturday evening at the axe OF niyh'e years, ne
- ,Iior in the IN Regiment in 1851, and with the
,t r,ato the march to Washington ~ the outbreak
lie war lie retired from active service lh 500. me
VAS a member of the stock Exchange ana vac p,l.t
am at Trinity Chapel where his uler" VIII DC u1u 'is
mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
H1RRLED.

AVERY-TO PPING-At residence Of the brides parents
Monday N0v. ., 1871 boy tle Rev Charles r. "a cr.
CHARLES r. avery Florence Adealle laughter Of Henry
Topping esq, al u Brook yn.
LEDOUX-PowERs-Q Thursday evening. Nov. T. y
Dr. PAM I'D. Van Clee assisted the Rev Dr. T.
T. LeoIy, father ~ The groom, Albert r. LdouK 20 Anne
Van Worst daughter Of william T. Powers, ol tls city
OAKEY-SPRASUE-A BIflo. y. y, on tho 18Th inst,
Alexander tO oes Oakley % Louisa, daughter Oh Tie Hon. 4
Carleton 1pl-sGe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
IuTLE ADVICE 70 A cHRoN.c ADyIsER.

IF the great lawyer, Mr.. Lyarts, and the in
,r-r r me newest stem Of civil Reform. Dir
Ii,rz Win consult an ancient aud musly document
known as the Constitution OF tue Uutrd siaaS Lc} VIII
I'M tf M President shall nominate and by and win
ta. advice and consent OF the senate shall appoint, ETC.
Noiug said in that odd document about the advice
ana consent of the Cabinet When Sir. S.luIZ ella med
the riglt a. Cabinet Minister from Missouri 10 dictate
Missouri appointment, tu The Ic3t-Oflce Department.
b. forgot a about The Constitution and lac forgot also
his former teachings ID the matter o. civil Service Re
form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
cuArIrs SWIFT.

Por-GHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov l9.-Charles
swift the leading capitalist Of TINS CITY ule" 'uuuoiy
" -, y, beart disease. while alighrng from his
n-r'''o. III, was vice-prcsdenf Of the Farmers anu
~ .tIflcturrrs' Bank, prominent member Oi Tue
DnL.Aesa county Bar ana cA-lla! oI W IolsnAoor.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

the State exccpt Butler Philips Pratt Smith, Green
wood, and Mcpherson. Humphrey, Republican caud-
daie for Lieutenant Governor, received 56672 votes
HanGcy, Greenback. $685. Wattersou, Democrat, -,
lJg scattering -.l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
FAILrRE Az CHIcAGn.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-JOhn Middleton, a con-
tractor and builder, died voluntary petition IN bank
ruptcy to-day His liabilities aggregate $4,000, and his
assets are chiefly encountered property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

The Austrian Supreme Court has rejected
the appea OF Henry Pcrreau, alias DE Iour'Ae' III III
.b borriser against the capital sentence passed on
him fr rurierir, his wifi in the IYrO " n eNpecteh
the Emperor will commute his sentence to lie lmpriSoh
meut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
uIDAiGH1 WEATHER REPORT.


For the Middle Atlantic States, and Lower
Like region falling barometer northwesierly winds
fi,yary aud rising temperature, and increasing cod-
tie-s with southr.aterly WINDS aid possibly OCCASION
ID f.Ius In ILe latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
He was born in the District OF CoIumbLl,

lie was Dorm III lut HiHtsi't Va N"'"''
and r.c.,v,d bis appointment to the from there
flo was commissioned second-noutenant June o. ls6l
and nrstcutenant In September OF the same year he
,yas on board the ironclad Roanoke North Atlantic
Dloctadng Squadron l-63 and 1864 was commissioner
aptatu uur 10 Is64 and Oh the steam Aoop row
h,an fag--hp OF the south Atlantic squadron IN 300
and -67 lie has since been stationed az washington,
N The marine barracks Pensacola, and has served as
Fiset Marine officer OF the south Atlantic Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
TRIAL or BALTIMORE RIOTERS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-Ihe trial of Lewis
Woody and James Leon, charged with rioung at the
Camdenst depot Of the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad on
the evening Of July 20, begun in the Criminal Court
th. morning before jury. The testimony for TIE state
wa concluded and the defence opened Inc case Will
probably be given 10 the jury tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20


BARRY-On Monday Nov. D. 1877 Edward Herbert Barry.
lafe samuel Barry, and grandson Of the ats
samuel 1salot-. of so oul. ~
Funeral from OF h mother q West i6shst on
Friends ana relatives OF the family are resp ctiuy invited
attend.
FOoTE-At New Haven Conn. saturday, IT, the
E1 Fote formerly Of thautauq Couuy, NY, aged -
Tie viii be taken jamestown. y for nterment
GOELlZ-At Colorado springs tie 18th inst, Lewis
GueifZ. in the 81 Oh OBJ lis age
Funeral fom Christ Church, Hudson v T. on Tuesday Now
Tram leaves Grand Central Depot at a. m.
HAWKIEs-In Brooklyn. on sunday NOv 49, Mary Sum
merbcl. wife ~ William A. Hawkins.
Notice of funeral rrliter
JACKsOS-On SUNDAY. Nov IS. Mrs sarah Ann Jackson,
widow Of Andrew VI. Jacks BOO t4r -Ot yelr n her
Relatives and friends respectful invited % attend ne
funeral from nerlae rcsdauce, I'D WA0st Brooklyn on
"Wednesday morning Aoy. p. 30 IL O'Clock.
MCGUCKfN-At Elizabeth. y. j.. Monday. Nov. 49, VII
liam berrian McGuckin, in the 81 ia year 90 ns age
The funeral VII tlkr pac AZ CHRIST chapel E.lzl
bern. Wednesday, Nov. ID. a. p
Relatives and rends are ilflttL
sEARs-At Scwark y. D.. saturday. NOV u. George B.
late suporuent no ~ schools In the 18th year u hs
ms funeral viii be attended on Tuesday Nov. 90 D. ~,
the High rect Presbyterian Church
WILLIA1IS-Iu Bro0klVn, sunday Nov r. Catherine,
Lee OF the late william Williams ia the l'th year VI hcr
Peatves and friends are respectfully invited attend her
tine residence OF ner sOntnaw Thomas Ficle
Z61 -klllnanst.. On Tuesday N0s. 20, a. y. IA
COMPANY T - REGIMENT. y G.s.NY}
NEW YORK, Nov ~. 1911.
With great regret your nanant announces the death o
BENJAMIN IL N-F EIs' VINO Tor many years e0niAAD"eu
Members are requested 10 attend the funeral at
Trinity Chapel 2jtns, near Broadway on Tuesday morning.
'o'' 80 ~ HES[Y B. TURNER Captain Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

E" do not think, madame, that any man Of
the least WOud approve OF your conduct. said
indg ant husband. SIR" retOrted his better half
how can y0u Judge what any OF the least sense
would dor
COUNTRY ADMINISTRATION TO Amateur
Reporter (aud fact, too We'll how much
will the report OF The meeting make T. Novice" In
Well maybe a column" Editor" Too much. Give
hall" Novice with perfect sang nOidg-" Yes, sIr;
which halfT-l funny FolkA
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TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS.


snow vzrsuona n ta y ~ emu
divisions II iin~ Tor the - l''
m tsssi tie oae--'oA
q tAs mercury du1ag sloss a9IfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
COMPANY F. - REGIMENT. y N.Y.
5pgeial Notices.

Advertisements intended for the next issue Of THE
wEEALY rAlBUNE should be handed In before p N to-
day.
Young German aged - years. Just landed. desires
position lly business where be can obtain wing under.
S;rs XIV, i..ce 1aifess PaIli Il Box TO- Tfibane once
An Appeal 10 "0id ~oarh. Church" Of Bosto
nom the gS Ia q ina 9oci'y o Sg = r. IN s -
being made 10y or 9tleis ana sisters % 49,, ~ ~
l Is m opposed % Dee held the portals u mis- hstouc
rce o tie OF Decemac next. appeal made 70 tho
Sew England society Of NcF l"rs 10 De represented by
England. away from tn 'hearistone should 10 AZ
ater tae cordial invitation extended would 20 azost mex
cusaoie. We lee. slat a. aile! TO in,,r nteesiei IA
money ay be sent 90 JOSIAH H. ti-ki 81 lreasirri ..
soatl.. ana al oacriuc tle way OF gos ior aides fr
e follow aarne sc - MS yrs " riad Mrs.. o. y.
Rockingham Ar- Do,laI - Lat.n. PIC. l.aa sherman,
IA phelps Mrs. William Borden 3irs; Dahti F. ApP'enn,
n ~ ola,s - Si i o' y WING, NJ. Sras Tier
Phelps Ms. thompson > Flat Mia ilri,s ~ Mootspi
act as Committee for ther reception All
Ep2WyAARD ? BgowS.
Dr. WI. n. MAXWELL,
Commitee oi tie Ne"- England society.
Brain Food-A botanical sxtlc strcagthens Ia
system an restores weaTeae. forces Fce o. Al drug
g-ts circulars TO ALLENs macy lstaye and
Blair. Ps.-Ensll.h remedy for Cont ana Rhenmsfi.m
Boz "a Pill. IL - by mail H. PLANILN z sJN' "a VIII
y
cleaning '1wixt your parted lips
Teeth. THAI Brisnr paris eclipse,
NOd'II behold. II every lev
EDZDDDNr : brought IN o play.
When us uaei, % DR. ati 500 grows
a. perfume ~ tle rose.
Nervous TX no asusn-A nSIoA sores
OF eetnl delivered A. KsAas Museum 81 Anatomy New
York u cec.ne showing
aisuutAby hsA De rszspef aTOr11g clear
synopsis aud tho treatment u
usrv0us debility Olns me Essut ~ 40
v-rence. Proc Address the alt4Or, Or. L. J.
KAHN ,0laes anI reslcence. 81 =. lOth-st. y 4.
Post OiHce NOTICE. rhe Iorel the
rOVcuIei - -lI. VII close af tls oultr "a
mr. f,DAY 20 4 D. EuInIc by steamship Wisconsin.
VIA gueeustoWn. MaDAE -DAh, 90 100 Tor il-
rome by steamship 30 hua via QueenstoHn on III rs
DAY. AZ " m.. for EGropcny steamship Herier, va
Plymouth. CherDourg and hambut-i on sAIJ HDAf. at D
a. L. for Europe, by steamship city OF Berlin VIA queens
town correspondence or Germany, scotland and North n
Ireland 70 ricu by tls must uU specially
addrcssef: and ol scotland ADJ Nocth 81 ireland
Dy steamship aoFle 1d Fitsgo" Ant at ll5o
a ~, far Europe. by steamship Inau -ouhanptca tlt
Bremen The WcU SIN E0fRlia ant CRY 0f ber
I'M 10 not rake ulals Drlrlrl NOrWay. mo
la.vs NeA YORK November ~. rLe mails Tor china sui
japan Viii Francisco December j. The mails Tor
A lstrli etc.. Will leave SAD Francisco December D.
Nm Yurs. Sow. ~. 1877. T. Do I '.- 'lL---- -
The seaside Library --LATEST i,s. Es
I4Charrs DAalry the lrl-h Ur-o, hy g. Lever. soc
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RECONCMIATI0Y ENGLISH

The gOrged tiger Is as playful as the lamb
Gnc harmless the dove, but u there APP
~--4nz LIS Radical tigers. Gorged with plumber. aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
TIE KANsAs ELECTION.

TopEKA, Kan. Nov. 19.-The Secretary OF
Stale has received official from all The counties III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
cAprAIN ERANK MONROE.

S,v FrANC1sCo, Cal, Nov. 19.-Captain
Frank Monroe % the United s.a os Marine corps ueu
~ Marc island on Saturday night OF apOpleAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
1 NERDERERS TAN APPEAL.

TIE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND DECLINES TO INTER-
FERE WITH TIE DEATH SENTENCE OF HENRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

Al Notice, Of nu~ta5s' must be nior'si sia f.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

lnc-uNTlg - II7IITIIII0I ''7'''
The above figures show that the RepuDhcahs carrier
nine counties and the Democrats twelve Oh ire vote IoI
Governor. Upon the Assembly vote, as compared with
th,t for Governor the Republicans lost districts In
E.s.x. and one each Camden Morris and Ocean, aud
gained one each IN Bergea Hudson and Somerset For
STATE senator's the official mai0rites are reported ar fol-
lo,ys 1{euublcins IL roman, aud Democrats ~ acs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20


Tine prplplcaps elected the surogltes IN MiddieseK
and Somerset the Auditor in Burlington, and the CLERKS
in Cumberland Essex. Gloucester, Middes. 4 and Mer-
Ger Cuutes The Democrats elected the surrogates Ia
Atlantic Bergen Cape May. Morris, Monmouth salem
and Union the Clerk Union. and the Auditor IN HUI
son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

Advertisements intended for the Of THE
WEEALY Tribune should be handed In before p N TO-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-28
zoe buys a ladies large size
felt skirt at Dellcr's.

RIDGEwAY ITEMS FOR THE TRI-
BUNE.-Our store keeper has made
his store look we'll 10y the addition
Of tie paint laid on by NJ. ID. Peavy,
of Arena.
TIL GOOD Templars here have had
an open session, and the result Is five
more new members pledged to help
The TEMPERANCE cause on its way to-
ward .he desired aim of all true tenn
perance workers, viz: prohibition.
The mining Co. working ON the
Wakefield range at this place, have
drilled a hole down to what Is COM
monty called the "glass rock open
ing" and let the water off from the
upper opening in which they have
Good mineral, but could not work i
to advantage on account otthe water
Sos much for good Judgment and
perseverance; probably some OF the
knowing miners Of this place will
now acknowledge that ''greenie min.
ops" know something SIS well as they
and NAV initiate the "greenies' tc
-,od advantage. Yours,
PROGRESS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-28

Birely & Son have received anoth-
er OF those fine show cases, and now
boast Of three as fine cases as can be
made. Their stock OF Watches,
locks and Jewery is the largest
ever brought to. this place. They
buy all their goods direct from tho
MANUFACTURES aud can sell cheaper
than any one this side Of Chicago.
Look ont for their largo stock OF
silver Ware from Reed & Barton'5,
the best goods in the marnet. it
will pay you 10 cali aud see them.
Bills from any Chicago house in the
line duplicated. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-28

THE Herald of Joplin, Missouri,
comes to us exulting in the fact that
Robert Lanyon q Go. are preparing
to build near that place n zinc fur.
mace. 1t says "They will build
four ovens to commence with. Rob
ert Lanyon Is Co are men of tho
Moifpt stamp, economical to the
back bone, practical in all they un-
dertalle, endowed with strong com
mon sense and great readiness in the
execution Of plans based on princi
pies of undeniable fact. This unde-
nable fact consists in the supreme
and unequalled advantages offered
over all other localities by the es-
tabIishment Cf XincW orks at the coal
mines on the Joplin Railroad We
used our hammer of striking argu-
ments so frequently, so esleetually,
that Lanyon q Co., who came here
as buyers of Zine ore for their Him
ois works, and first argued against
the practicability of XincWorks here
are now the first who will commence
active operations on the Joplin
Road
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-28

REV. NJ. BENSON preached a re-
markably good sermon last Sunday
evening on the necessity of reason
in religion. He did not believe in
the too prevalent idea of antagonism
between reason and christianity /;
and deplored that too many honest
christians seem to adopt the piinci
pie that religion is a subject upon
which reason should not be fully eN-
ercised On the contrary, the speak
er thought that upon its reasonable
ness must religion mainly depend
for success in the contest with sEep-
ticism aud other opposing forces.
Next Sunday Mr.. b. is announced
to give a sermon, or lecture, to the
young people. Those who attend
will be richly rewarded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-28

SCHUYLER CoLFAX-Let it be re-
membered that this great Scholar
and Statesman will lecture on the life
and services of Abraham Lincoln in
this city sometime in the month of
January. Due notice of the date
will be given