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ENIGMA

I am composed Of 26 Letters.
Nv p, Il, Is, Is, p, 81 was a Federal General,
MyT, 20, 9, 10, "a, 26, is 6 mans name,
Nv %. 10, II, 4, fs a street in Cincinnati,
NY 70, IS, I9, 8, Is a county in Ohio,
MyI,2,5, 5, q, is place spoken Of in the Bible,
My G, S, -, s, is q musical instrument,
Ny II, is a vowel,
NY whole is the names OF a lady and gentleman
rho reside near New Boston, o.
SHADRACH, 1IESHACH AND ABEDNEGO.
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Under ordinary circumstances, water
does not wet quicksilver. A drop Of
water will remain on the surface Of
quicksilver. AS soon, however, as
their electric relations are disturbed By
vOltaic battery, wetting commences.
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A negro was scaIded to death from q
boiler explosion, and on his tombstone
they chiseled deeply: SACRED to the
memory Of our steamed friend"
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The portal Of one New York fancy
goods store was entered by 10000 peo-
pie during aTecent day.
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Cultivate your garden as you will,
there is always a weed here and there
popping up among the flowers.
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What is the champion cOnundrumP-
Life, because everybody has to give it
uD.
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One hundred and fifty thousand bar
rels Of -four are annually made into
crackers st Chicago.
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FLORA

Bring your Job Printing to the NEWS Of
fee. We guarantee as good work as can be
done elsewhere, and at as low prices
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Answers to Young Folks Corner OF Aug ..
TO Enigma No. IA barking deg seldom bites.
To Enigma Ne. 2-Slcrameuto City.
Te Poctical Enigma No. l-Emma Brown and
Joe MagOOn.
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Why can't we learn economy OF the
Chinese? Six inches of dOOr-mat and a
kitten make, with them, a palatable
soup foV the whole family.
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pnErICAL ENIGMA- No. 2.


An old msu married a yong woman. Their
united agss amount to 100 years. TIE mans
ace multiplied by and divided by 9, gives the WO-
mans age. What were their respective ages2
Samantha, o. NOVICE.
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Seventy kinds Of brick are made by a
Philadelphia company.
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TwO-sevenths Of Concord,
TwO-ninths Of LOuisburg,
Oue-tenth of Portsmouth,
One-ffth of Burlington,
Onc-seventh Of Augusta,
PORN the name Of what Capital2
-PricetOWn, o. FLlhCA.
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bOrOugh Highland County, Ohio Thursday, August 99 1875

BOstOn's Mayor affixed his signature
toa2, ,794 liquor licenses last year.
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POETICAL RNIGMA-NO. l..

I am composed of % letters,
My first is in clover, but not il hay,
NV second is in month, but not i'm day,
Ny third is IN Samuel, but not IN Joe,
NV fourth is in Florence, but not In FLO"
My ffth is in plOw, but not in rake
My sixth is in harrow, but not in stake,
My seventh is in dividend, and also IN d1ViFof1
MY eighth is in quOtient, also In multipher'
My ninth is in Minnie, but not in SUSIE
Ny tenth is in Hattie, but in not Drusiss
MY eleventh is in eat, but not In drink
NV twelfth is in labor, but not 10 heat,
NV thirteenth is in Fannie, but not 10 Lllllel
Nv fourteenth Is in Ollie, but not In Illliep
Ny fifteenth is in raj, but not in mouse
NY sixteenth is in harm, but not To house.
NY seventeenth is in earnest, but not IN funi
Nv eighteenth is in beer, but not in rum,
NY nineteenth is in vanity, aid also 10 VAIN
Nv twentieth is in venture. but not In light,
Nv tweuty-frst is I'm bramble, but not ln ousn1
NV twenty-seCOnd is in send, but not ID push.
Dallas. o. HELIOTROPE AND HIBISCUS
POFTICAL ENIGMA No 2.
Nv Ist is In sew, but not in knit,
NV "a is in cat, but not in kit
NV Sd is in glove, but not in nit
NV 4tb is IN struck also in hit,
NV 5fh fs in mountain, also IN bit,
NV eth is IA jJke, but not in Wit,
My 1th is in faint, but not m ht,
Ny Sth il in bride, also In bit,
NV 9th is in stand, but not IN slt.
Nv whole Is the name Of river near Where I re
ide. fAF . SUN
Pleasant Plain, Ind.
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CONFUSED READING
GEOGRAPHICAL CHARADE.

Cd otn ifal OF moce uda nepsd na nnigeye thiv
q mefae rifned JANE
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Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head at the following
rates: For inch space, SO year; 4 inch, IS a
year; 4 inch, So a year.
EB-Twelve lines of this type make inch.
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DIR. S. J. SPECS

TWTILL now give ms entire time to the practice
w Of his Profession. iIe Las mad extensive
experience and viii give special attention TO the
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases.
OFFICIAL the NCw drugstore. Mc.n Street,
Umau's b. OK. Residence West Walnut St. near
the Public School House, HillsbOrO, Ohio.
jul6y1
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
y. Il. 4OARDNTAnT ,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE-Cozner Of Main and Short Streets, Op-
pOsite Music Hall.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
RlCES At RALTLnORE.

DAY OF GOOD sPoRr-PooLs FOR The COMING
RACES.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 2f.-The races which
were postponed from yesterday, came of to-day The
track heavy In the morning, bur before the start In
the first race In very fair condition. The weather
beautiful and the attendance far better than
anticipated after the severe storm.
The rst the Central stakes. for twOycar olds
mile $50 subscription, play pay, 5000 added,
Of which 800 the second horse It very close aud
interesting. Boarman won the by half IA length,
Dan Sparkling second, startlc third aud Monte tczuma,
Una, EunIce aud Rochester following In the order
named Time. 1881
The second race and quarter miles, for ~,
ages purse $3.50 for the first horse and $50 for the
ond The race down the home stretch was excellent
Bonnie Wood Ia the finish half length I'm front OF
ramble Bertha third. Dave Moore fourth OriOo nfth
Florence Payne last. Time, 2:l0iI.
Third rncc-Thc PimlCO Sta,cs iOr all ages two miles
5000. OF which 500 goes To the second horse. The
starfrrs were G.. L. LorillHrd's ch LOuanicr :. ID.
Bruccs ch h. General Phillips +. LoriIlalds ch H. Bay
ard and Olcn BOWicz Oh. I. Belle. IN the pools Lou
laucr the fayoro at 800 to so TOR General Phil
nps Sl5 for Baynard and SO for Belle. The
start was good, Luuanicr leading of. with
General Phillip. second, Belle third and B3yard
fourth. In that order they pdssed tho stand.
and ran through the upper turn From the home
stretch Belle went 10 the front but Bayard Mp and
lengths ahead o1 Louanicr, third and General Philips
last. Time, i.OJ.
The fourth and last race mile heats, S4OO
for the first horse and 500 ior the second.
aud third heats IN l:j2 and l:JJl2 JGcLaclew won tn
first In l:Jll2
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
1HE DIslsrLR on rHr cHEs4rE4EE

VERY LITTLE TUETHER RECEIVED ABOUT The LOST
"rXrRrss - DrsCEruON OF THE BOAT.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-Little further news
has been obtained about tie disaster down the bay.
Among Ia, numbr. believed 10 have been lost was VII
he Barker sixteen year, old the # Captain Barker
After the wreck hc was seen by his father cugins to
piece Of plank some distance away. There were no
means of getting near each other, although
signals were frequently exchanged. They con-
tnued I'm sight Of each other for about
an hour when a wave washed the plank from the lads
grasp, aud be supposed have sunk from eNhau--
ton
when last seen the wreck Of the Express keel mp
wards II.r boiler and engines supposed
to have dropped out and gone 10 the bottom.
The other portion VI the wreck will probably
be- broken up by tho aci.on Of the
and may dfift ashore 80 Barren Island other points
along hpy. lIc 1y = twelve miles wide where the
disaster occurred. aud tho water from twenty 10 thirty
flth0m- deep Ihc agcut In this city S OF the opinion
that the number OF pJ-,un-tr- dd not exceed seven
These, with ia" "nicTy and crow, would make twenty
eight souls on board.
Tine Express ouf of the beat known boat. In the
harbor, having boy built ln ISL, IN Ncw-IoIk. Tor
thrtyscvcu years sic has been eaccd rv'aryng pas
-cngcrs and freight 10 various points along The
Bay and - tributaries. In 1873 she was rebuilt at a
cost Oi 10000. aud put ia the best order.
She was 200 feet long. p feet beam, COZ
with an upripht beam and piston Last Win
ter she was thoroughly nNcrhaul,d and repaired.
aud went into tine Washington aud Potomac
Rivers trade. She was owu,d by the Potomac
Transportation Company The value ~ the vessel and
estimated at $4,000. There 10 insurance
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
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nlNlAltAf A1MANAM
RAEsENGNR lRRlHER


FROM LlFEBP"oi ~ sDse1hip Abiaifst4 -- Miss
H. Adaos. :. tH3v, &fs AUun0a, Nas iA EDsaA Mlss
r. NElp op. Mr hriigh9Oypfi ir4 VITA =, BeuHniL Mrs
roiaoti 4 < BGr1eiy, Mis5 W Gaslap tas ion fyng
"ia iIusssts, tar Rcy !. tafd, NrA h CimFil ~ -
,beysrc. to,kayue q. yeaen ,l'e Eey. D. 8 c0oHcy
'aaai 1is- bsy H'-s T. paly Master a. paw a. T. i'en-
- its q" ,s'rtu, 49, s1s s.t De- 7.
r..f. .l.-. rII..... 90 .f.s msst f's ..|e 30 uut
Niss ufe.gJ GulE n. nfciF. Alt ulallnf ft .7.r
II a IrSse Ne. Holland II = = Van Hoy, NJ snd Mrs
e. ". hubbard ns- Hubbard Mics D. Hubbard, the very
nov james liughr Mt lud Mfs " " Jofnsou Miss Men.
nolt Nr and We. J. kobn. Miss kuhu Master A kohn
agd uu A. N Ice. Lord Algrtuu Iruuux and man servant
~ eung Low, captain Lndsay ~ T. ilupett Afs Mao
asstrr Wavrr. ST. aud " McAllisicr D.. v Mcdonald.
iud Mrs. >. 1flh,m. Miss VI. 4. Mlhcm Miss r. Mllhum.
Mis- g. Mlhcim. Master T. Mlheiu Mr Ousey, }. Norris,
g. X Philip Miss Philip \ Pierce. II. Powders. Mr Reade
Or r. D. Reed j Reed, Miss D.. Reed. Miss S. Reilly.
srloua. r W Simmonds. Miss simmonds, \ small X. r.
stewart and man servant T. sutton. Jas A. II lowbdge j.
Colonel H. Vivian, Nrs e. v Wallach, Miss v Waach, MI
aud Mrs D. Watts n, g. q; Wheeler, g. Wright; Mr. Gowau.
FROM HANKE-By Steamship ConGda..Mr. Arnstaelt,
Mrs Bcnlac AID three children Mr. Leyba Mr. KOhn, Mrs
Page. Miss pease Mr. Robinson, Mas Magnas ana child
Mr NcrguOc Mr. lcty, Mrs. ahd Miss Wines, Mr. Nalal
Mr. Chapentier Mt. ~Ouages the Misses j. and T. Mtc,
Mr Langevir Nj Banf. MT and Mis- sancroft Mt Lzara-
burn Mr. Davis NJ ell, Mr Dreyions. Mr. tOne, Mr. Wad-
deli Mr. Moqun, MI Cereghet Mr. Mackenze, Mrs BOrda
FROM HiMBURG-By Steamship Lessing.-Mrs. f. \.
McCuuly and servant, Miss McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. O. f.
Emma Blauckc. Mrs. r. Blancke. Miss Mosser. H.
B-hTens, Mrs Betty Ordensen and two ChiGrrn Hermne
rem, T.. Scigmann j. WOn O. Molh Mr. and Mrs A. Leon
hard T. Curt ". Mathcsen, A. Leiclt, H. Bender H. Hon
mann Brale f. Mul or, j. Lanh N: NOlhmann, W. HOf
Manu. \. Ray nOnd, o. Amal j. ~ Godschmth, Maue G0hr
mann =. M0cr Martha l{edlcd. Mary G. BoswOrh, Mary
BosWortl BoswOrth. W BOsWOIh tatba Meyer Elise
st'rck, olga Brahe Aeln, J. Frankel Z. Block Henry
4. j. / j
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
6 S3,z03, coz.

1t charges a rate of premium fully adequate
to maintain perfect solvency and which has
carried it through the unexamplcd severity Of
the pl<v-S;e years in unque,tioned strength.
Surplus earnings are annually deducted
from the rate charged, reducing the premium
really paid each year to the actual cost
of carrying the insurance and maintaining
the reserve.
1t writes only forms Of policies of proven
utility; and each policy provides for its con-
version into paid-up insurance upon fair
terms, in case of lapse.
Within Il year and a half it has sustained
at the hands of legislative commission,
aided by well-known experts, the most pro-
tracted and searching examination, both as
to its financial condition and methods of bus
mess, ever made of any class of corporations,
without reduction of assets or the suggestion
of change in method.
JACOB L. GREENE, President
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary.
d. II. WELLS, Asst. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
HEAVY FAILURE IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, Oct. . 2l.-J. G.. Joseph n Co., wholesale
Jewellers have failed with liabilities stated a $26hUOO. Tho
value OF their assets II unknown.
NOT \ MATCH FOR THE CHAMPION.
DETROIT, Oct. The wrestling mHtCh tonight
bciwtpn John NcMah"n, The champion california
ert Wright Oi this city. Won by McMahon IN four
NOT THE NEDER;AND.
pHILAI. LPIlIA, Oct. 2i.-i The Red star Steamship
Company, o this city says that the steamship reported ashore
tiuerce Bar Antwerp rs tho Rotterdam, of tho
sramcls Of The Netherlands Company AMI the Ncder
land, as prev iou,ly reported.
VERDICT or LEGAL SHOOTING.
POCGHKtEP-IE. v Y, Oct. 2I.-licnY &. Smith.
the constable who shot furr Ihompson at Pine Plains IN
arch last, while aCtiug IN behalf NJ COLONEL prIlrirh,
Of the property Whirh Thompson living anl
who Indicted murder the degree TODAY
acquitted Of TIE charge.
THE SORT or MAN HANGING II GOOD IOR.
DERBY LINE, W., Oct. pa tramp entered
Ieonarls Hotel a Winslow quebec yesterday aud de
nandcd adruk The prOpciVf James Leonard refused and
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
LOCiL POLITICS.
ANTLrAMMANY SENTIMENT.

The Irving lial Anti Tammany Convention
~ the WIN Congressional District met last evening at
No. 201 Bowcry. but adjourned ull Monday evening.
Members Of the convention. generally, were enthusiastic
over the political situation, and very hopeful OF defeat
ing 1ammany Hall
" n can't beat Augustus Schcll with Edward Coop
err" said prominent Irving Hail Democrat, then we
may rs well give up combinations and wait for Tam
many Hall 10 die of Itself The different factions here
came together and haImouzed handsomely. They have
wrauglcd heretofore TN they weary and finally
satisfied 10 act according to the dictates OF common
se The coalition ticket ia excellent. and the Tammany
ticket could not have been better for purposes n we
had had the making on IT, Aud II s repre- sentative,
too OF nl the public dislike IN Tammany HAL Take
Gus Schcl He H. their Grand Sachcn, aud hOlds y
larpe interest In the ownership Of the TammanY Hall
Building. Smyth defeated by Recorder Hackctt by
% majority ago. What has he done since
10 recommend MIN TO the people Aud Cunning ;. Bed
fOId-he judge under the Ring"
" hope" said bustling Democrat, " that Tammany
Hall viii De- loaded with railroad iron, and sunk deep
that it will never again"
Wei. Edward Cooper Is tho iron manufacturer that
will load the Old hulk" said another and tue united
opposition has got the votes 10 scuttle her.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
MRS. C0OPERS DEATH BY POISON.

Mrs. Catharne johnson and her sister Mrs.
Mary L. smith, two OF the accused Of poison
ing Mrs. Cooper, OF Bath. l.. l., surrendered
themselves TO the authorities at New Utrcht Yesterday
In her statement to TRIBUNE reporter Oh Wednesday,
Mrs Smith said she re8Gy 10 for
ward and prove her innocence at any time. She
then know that warrant for her arrest
out but Oh learning Of IL yesterday morning, sle
10 Bath in ending To give herself up Mrs Johnson had
hccn visiting with friends In Brooklyn She said she did
nni know that attempts being made To her
until sle learned the facts TOn the newspapers.
rnr sisters and friends OF Mis-. Cooper In NeWJcrsey
decline 10 have the body exhuined They think MI.
Cooper was crazy.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
4 AYlroNAL CONTENTION on COMMERCE..

CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-m pursuance of the
meeting OF manufacturers, merchants and citizens,
held here Oh the 10th Instant. looking toward
an extension OF trade and commerce across
the continent and with foreign countrieS the
Committee propose 10 hold n convention IN Chicago
the l2th daN of November, 10 which the President
Governors of State, Members 0f Congress. and Minis
ers from the South American States Mexico China and
japan have been invited Governors ut States
Chambers Of Commerce, Mayor Of Cities and
Manufacturers Associations fayOriug the oh
tect3 Oi the convention are requested To send
delegates aud notify the committee at their intention to
attend, addressing George :. Bowen, No. / Ogden
Building, Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

HIS "SOLEn OTFENCE.-llungry traveller.
First Of al, have You sole ln'n landlady'-A
sowI i,it Now, do look ike baste t-lFun.
Vrpy RAD STATE OF THINGS lNDEED.-First
utch,r's boy aoq-I say, Bill bOwa the old pony get
ting ont second ditto.-Oh he's gettin' very stin; he
can't do "A mile IN lees than hve minutes now, aud he
doesn't make the people at the crOsans run Ike he
used why he's never run over anl one for nearly six
months. First boy with great anlmaliODl-By Ju' >,
you'll have 10 have change thenl-lFuu-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BERMUpA-By Steamship CoabDG-L II. Gault, 9.
D. OTIS Colonel Gordon Miss = c. Gotham, Miss = Tue
Miss lIoft "rs LRltDourne and two ciden Mr. Lite,
A. J.. Nri,u. Mr aud MIS-. W. Whitney and maid, Mrs. J
BuCk. Nr birmingham. VIM. Macker, =. Peterson, Mrs.
Lc-scu ni chilli j. Le-s"ur @. Motion, ". 3 Afford, John
smith, B ChO1c w. y. Taylor Captan D. l.. Brain, Miss l..
T. Halocs, Mss ButterIed, Mrs G. Tucker, MI Musson.
MT Me Ion j. G. COnycrs, W. Buck. \ Go,ng W. bunker,
Mary SMITH g. Lc-seur Mrs MoOn MI Baker j. G. aeaIls,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
CUTTING D0UY PAPER MAyUfAcTUEE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 23.-Manufacturers
~ fine writing paper representing half the entire pro-
dncton OF the country, decided at meeting to-day to
stop production from November 10 to December
81 per cent OF the manufacturers VI fine
n,uer i'm tho country consent. Nearly all the maniiac-
ir@rs prescut signed the agreement. This supcrscdcs
tbc agreement OF the wrtug-papcr makers at saratoga
in August last The opeinil0n ot thl5 agreement "Ii
take y 900 tons Of paper out ~ the market.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
nElTA KAPPA EPSILON.

T2IRTY-sFto%O bNNfAI CONVENTION.
IrhiiC EXIa,l-ts as TdT Ac'bENN "f @tei' AN'
I8AtUuHIif m>QcEt ~ pti@23c"8~ii"
.,fx,yp., wiSeuGsL bN ao04rNIIGp gor-
tAtitN,
Tho uuitY.asroua animal "auvcp}ion ot She I'e.IA
Raurs Ep,,laa College Fraternity oi'sfd f. t""
Gats' .f ..eui last eyru,ug hy pdbbe e''fiNo-
p,rut a. thf 1,ader,y If NuIe aud ha'otalH 'mli'
anct "a l},i,aouicoa Professor At"taodot W'"cheA
II Sytaeus- }nucrd'r, delivered the o5stiap. oa
Noieru..ca E3ucator.' jo @ larre sud avrcr'i"
sjvr aadicu,e. ia, bsu4u.l sortianed upii a late
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
PHILOSOPHY
+ | N { 5 H 0ES.
Fitting With What is Best BETTING.

THE RULE THAT REFINEMENT OF CHARAClEh
Is ALWAYS INDICATED BY THE TAS IE DISPLAYED
IN THE CUT AND STYLE OF OUR CLOTHING, MAY
nE sam To APPLY WITH GREATEST APTITUDE
TO THE CUT AND STYLE OF THE SHOES WORN BY
LADIES' 50 IT WILL BF SEEN HOW DELICATE
ARE THE DUTIES OF THE ARTIST BOOTMAkEh
AND WHEN WE CONSIDER HOW AN lLLFIITING
OR IIL,MADE BOOT AFFECTS TIE GAIT IN WALK
ING, II MUST BE ACKNOWLEDGED THAT LADlLS'
BOOTMAKING is NO MEAN ART.
THEREFORE, LORD & TAYLOR HAVE MADE 1T
SPECIAL POINT THAT THEIR SHOE DEPARTMENT
SHALL ALWAYS PRESENT EXTRAORDINARY AD'
VANTAGES AND FACILITIES To THEIR PATRONS
Ann THAT THE MOST SUPERIOR SKILL SHALL
BE IN ATTENDANCE.
THE ANNEXED PRICES ARE QUOTED FRoaThB
NEWLY MADE OUT LIST FOR FALL AND WINIEh
GOODS : LADIES' WATERPROOF, DOUBLE COhA
SOLED BOOTS 81 THE PEERLESS CAsILE
IJAND DRESS WALKING BOOT, 80. LADIES' 81
PERIOR CLOTH TOP MOROCCO FONED DOUBLE
CORK sOLED WALKING BOOTS, 81. NlssEs DUE
ABLE SCHOOL SHOES, 81 MISSES AND Ch4N
DREN's DRESS BOOTS EQUALLY CHEAP
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TIE non. is. CARLISLE DEAD.

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 2l.-The Hon. J.
g. Carlile formerly United States Senator from this
State died at his residence at Cak-burg this morning.
Mr. Carllc assisted rCorganZng the restored Govern
ment Of Virginia In 1861, ana took active part ~
Reformation of the new STATE OF West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

&" In my airly days." remarked the old man,
he shOyelled coal INTO the schOOlhOu BIN " they
didn't coal 10 keep school Young 'uns warm Kin
tell yOn." "What did they use T. asked boy near by
sad taraway look seemed to pass over the old mans
face ~ he quietly responded: "Breh, my boy birch"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Mr.. MORToNs FIGnT For HONEST MONEY

A citizens meeting in the XXlst Assem-
bly, District was held last evening at East
side Hall, at Tlird-avc and Eiyhty-sIXtl-st.,
for the purpose OF indorsng the Republican
and Ant!-Tammany local ticket committee ap-
pointed at previous meeting to wait upon Lcyi
T.. Morton. the Republican candidate for COnlro -
the NIth Congressional District, and inform
reported that ne had tNprc,sed himself az very grateful
for the Endorsement j. A. j. Ncate, q member
Of the organization, addressed the meeting on
the subject or reform I'm tho city gov
eminent. Iaic in the evening Mr Morton aud
Rufus b. COWIng the coalition candidate for city judge,
appeared ucfugc the us-cmbiagc. Both gentlemen
thanked Tho members Of the organization for the ryi-
dcuc, Of their pII. Nh Morton promised, II elected,
To " u-ht for honest mon w.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Announcements

DONT PAY 5TH-AVE. PRICES.
II YOU rcass FAN OyerCOat business dress suit
at uudera prices leave your measuIe O. and order OF
Traphagcn & Co, junction 3d and 4th-ayes
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
SOCIALISTS CONVICTED ~ FGANCE

PANS, f'ursdiv, OFT 20, l-T1.
r.a .r.., s.. Boz. ,-s,,...i go. 80 Socialist
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anc. aua Impusoumsut 'or-N u,..lls %. mo.c. yre.i
two vol,n who were arluutrd.
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
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cogneil al Niai-icrs, at Nldrh Bskcc
Iaris was ftssai hp' b'sa tcId ia e"ds'd"f
tre Ba'gafieU us'ffrr 90 i.sU noscaraJ wear Nr
ona4, 1t" n0nanqn Eiii.lI itD~ sevhia m5e de-
eraYvl YcrNoL 10 Kenmr}ia. and NS fuf~HmdTs
NHstTiuau ti.isEe', HNC have liNrhtJei te lGtls
-Im8I.i, lUrn;s tlr Crntf" "f trr tapfciHvat
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

RONTO. Oct. 21.-J G.. Joseph u Co., wholesale
era have failed, with liabilities stated AZ $26j.OO0. Tho
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

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