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Standard "A" Ts9sc. hards. sisSssc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

HIriaruRN afuASAc-ruts nlV
Sun rises. ~ sun sets.... 81 Moon rises ~ 90
HfGH wATER--rHis
sandy Hook. u % GOV Island. ~ Hell Oate-.. %
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That the photograph can bottle up "A the rOice and
pass Il future Is indeed, wonder but =
the O q lot more NOmeriuif Anal
vet DR. Percr's Guhien Moieal Discovery speedily re
ehius aud consumption. Many ministers who had abau
dunpd the pulpit Ivy throat general
debitv have hy the the ~ been red
perfect health An strength sofa by druggists -AdS
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Neu Slublitatluns.
80
1910 "A SEPTF
IONA. "rhp pt.tuu

1910 "A SEPTENN IAI.-IS7O.
10 = - The fdug OF Tophet' cchhrAtcs tho sep.
tennial the mnrvcouseNent thatev ranspiTed
In tie kingdom Ut mind. Recording facts, It gives a
theory. 10 b. tTled. Ike all others, bY the perfect
ness ot the observed analogy, VI by s agreement with
tAetA
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The grand exhibition O anwors aud iruits OF the New
YORK. horticultural society viii bo held al Madison sQua
Garden date Gilmore 81 on June IA. y, and ID Adnns
sion. IS cents -.Ap
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C0eoaine a comp pound Of OIL sure 70 ALA
all itehing and irritation Vi the scalp Ada
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Qurks Irish Tea, tho mans friend price "a cents
Prevents q bilious attack Sold BY dTusgiAtA-AdE
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DON'r 40 ~ pICNICS,

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DON'T co AWAY rliIS SUMNER
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Don't fail to have with you, IN case OF need,
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It's delicious 10 take, aud reliable for
SUMNER COMPLAINTS. HEADACHES,
DIZZINESS. CRAMPS AND PAINS
RilELMArlSM CURED INSTANTLY.
Sold at all Druggists
Samples nee. Depot 90 Murray st.
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Samprs Hec, DrpUt % NlTAY st
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY CAPITAL, $1,000
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN JUNE H.
TICKETS. $40: HALVES, 81; flFfHS -. TENNIS, 81
KENTUCKY STATE CAPITAL fKlXE. Fl1uh
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN JrNE Il TICKETS, 81.
JACKSON a co Bankers ~ Nassau St, near Fulton
PRIVATE HOsPITAI. FOR THE
treatment at structure hcnurrhnds amt NHrrucCle
der the exclusive control OF EDN ARD H. DIXON, NJ D.
editor ~ the ScHlpel For description O the treatment
and influence NJ tobacco the system II
0rgAnic hfr - pages. inclose stamp o 20 dl Othce
hours from "a 10 A W. and , to ! aud . 10 10 4. NJ
O1,Oe5.-KE NIUCKH STATE. TIME
AXed. june ~. Ga al priIe, Sl5un Tickets. 81 eAeh
Northern AGENTS LUCKY OFFICE. l,227 BroadWay, New
York. corner 3uh st \ B.-Open tins evening.
h. H. PORTER a co, Northern AGENTS
KNAPP's EXTRACT OF ROO Is.-Drug-
gsts and beer maker. WU hud 1t tu their advantage TO
THIS aruee. Il not only makes the hest but the
cheapest beverage IN market Sud nv druggists guner.
ally Depot Sb4 hudson o., New York
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-05

Das Staatsobera eraeridpon Wifouri
6at Dor Sur;em Den 8ro3b Ser Staot
ct. 9ouis s.sen oi. ct. louifer 9as.
6 onip asnie gu 9unFen per 0ekteren
enti .bieoen. Ser SroseBdnebte fdon
felt Sabren uno nabren bieier Belt
ueripaitete Elm bon Der SiSt nneefteq'
ter 8sceiner bic @aspsrt Sdtte ct
9eu;s ben Yro;eB ssmonfn, 10 marc
Die Start Gioenthhmerl Der @as.
merfe aemorbeu. 60 mi, Die SnGen
jsst fteber, n,ub Die Stabfi9t nur Die
euormen Scridtsfoitrn, NIT nur cine
alte S@ulb bon $500, ,00Oan Die @ass
GomYasnie, ni&t aur bre eieenen
Spesial.Goootaten, TOnbe IN audi al
Die WiIIionen bon ToDaB 8 besabIen,
meIde DER 9feceiper cit Beginu ces
Yroseiies einaeuommei urb fiaer on.
seIeat bat. Sn Solaeoiefe Gntfaeib
uns bes Staatsobereridts fino Die
aftien Der ct. 9ouis @acompaanie
BON S9S auf s400 aeifieen..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-05

WtarpI Ianb. 9err Yr:er ITEM
ers in 9rttle Orleans. Ofc.. tbei unS
nit, naB er in Or. NIuDuf 6dio's
hamburger 5ropftn eincn Don bel
5ugcub aefuuhen babe. Ter aItt
9err idreibt: Sr. Nuanit &6ia's
paMburaer Sropfen habcn mid dn|
JeiuHo 9smddJt Meiu 9lppctit fortl
wieNer unO Obslei9 id rs Sabre al
bin, fible idl 10 aeiuno, oils :pie id2(
Sabre oft par.-&out Sbt nidt)e,
trneen ,uerben. 70 isbet aenau bnrGf
DAB iere SIaide BON Sr. stuni
&onia's Snmburaer Sropfen Die sa
mensunieridrift Der Serreu q. Sos
Ter II. So. trdst.
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1teber Baltimore,

1te6er Baltimore.
Sober, ter bas alts Saterlanb teIu6sn cts,
gerpauete unb Jrepnhe Sen europa trmmer
alien min, fpllte bic prdhtDcllen neuen. ei1rrnsr
S&raubsu- pSitrampfi&iffs bes
NorObeatid)en Slobo,
sur llebsrfnbrt tenuben.
sPit Gampffhiffen beS Rprebeutften Qlcst
rurbrn big Gner 1877 iiber CSC, 900 gerlrnen
tsfGrhsrt.
Die DamPfsr btrisr gOmrasnts:
0rauni6weia, 3IO05ous, @apllnbutid
gfiirnbere, 3lOO Sons Sap Sdaer,
9eipsi9. $500 Sofmann,
Ohio, 25oJ 0tener
Berlin, $500 9an,fe,
Baltimore, $500 >, De Simon
fabren rreelmdbis aas ii Sage ;tpif6en Sre:
men unb Baltimore unb nsbmen Yafidsier
3u bilisifsn 8aten an.
Der 9anrnnsSslas tisIer Dampfi6iTe IL
Baltimore 1T suslsih Depot her Baltimore uni
Ohio Gilenbabn, peIGe paiasiere pom unb mad
bem gSe iten An biliiecreu Nreifen be-
fSrbert, ais irgsub cine Gilenbabn Don Een
gcrf unb philadelphia.
Sci Gnfuuft ter Dambfi6iTe tpirb tas 9spr
fir alle Yi6tdnaefelltsn geiflctien, 10 Zap BIZ
Ginpanberer nittt Der 0efdbr au, gslfBt fnt
vpu 8etriissrn bel6pinbsIt gu tpsrben, mas in
aneern 5afenplassn lsibfr 10 oft Der 5aa 1T.
gSir MAIDEN nod telcnbsrs auf fcIsents
fiir esutIGe &eiIenee berbahmne5pertbe 8pr'
,iiae aufmr'fom nrI&e bic 8eiis nit unieru
SdiTem bistet. Die YaGasiere fnb unite,
DeufIben, fTnnen nh nlJo NIT Senermanu
peritaneiseu rbne DcImetfbtr 81 sebrau6en.
limlisen aus einem SHifF in bas anb re, ME
BEL inbireeten Stailen Fnbet ntbt fat; biz
paGaeiere eebsn IN Bremen fosleid an Sprb
bes Sesanbampfers unb perIaHsu benielbeH erl
in 8altincre.-
/; B- @.sen uaberrr Ausfanft went. man
! ia an bic Bential-Asenten-
81. 9bmsraacber s 60,
sfo 5 Glib Sap Ctr, Baltimore, SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-05

gSns fiimmert mid ole aan;e Mell
ioate einit elm ,artIider @atte gu feline
Srau, On nIIein biit mir cine WeIt.
Sos Stubenmdoden bate oies it
einem 9feben;inmer anaeh6rr, unb al!
ihr Der @eltbsiiber barauf galaut'
Nnirdge madte, faste iie;
81, sndbiaer 9srr. Sic polIsn II
baIo ihon bic gelt bergsfIen
Sei ftiI. iuar Die 9Intport. es glib
ia siuei 98slten, cine aIte unS eln'
neue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-05

YeunfpIpauia. Ssit @odeu lit
i'd on 9iheumntismus, TO ba6 id taum
fdbig mar, aufautreten. Sd eonfnl'
tirte ben btffen 4rst in Barrea une
aebrandte mebrsre Slafd5en Reobin,
Die er mir usrfdrieb. iebod obne Gr.
fOls. Guf ben @atb sinss 5reuGpes
madte id nit benz ct. Satob's Sel
einen 8srfu9. Sn faft nnalaubli@
furser 3sit oerfhwauben bic S6msr.
gen unb nod Dem SebrauGe bon II
yiaf1e ct. Safob's Sel nurbe i'd
poIIfomnen berseiielIt. Sd fddse
biefes berrlI6e Mittel neben Dem tag.
Ii6en 8roS am boaFsn. 9. 8alsiuBer,
@arren, 8a.
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Sie Bebauptuna, nB Die llte'
Snbianer BON ben Storm oneu nit
@aTeu uerieben uno 4 bG MsssIel
/ auf Der @bite 0fiusr 9leutpr uno am
Wilf 9iiper aufseita9eltrnotoen Ieien,
III anfanas uieifdd bsfptteIt uno in
cas- @ebiet Der Nmmenmrden bernie.
len worosu. g9ie fid iBt iebnd Der
ausiteQt, ideinen bic Mononen aaere
oings ole eigentli9sn llrlber bes Nuf
itanpes Der llte.SnOian, geweien su
iein. So, nid|t 3nfrieb' bamit, oir
Srm"roung be5 Sntanerngenten
Mseter uno Die 2lbidladuns Sborn
huia's uuo eineS SbeilsS 'incf Com
manros berbeigcfIbrt gu tben. blbcn
lie, mie aus elmer Nepei6ees 8eneral
Qhth, bes YrdfSenttn bel lItc.Gom
mi6iou, bon Ger YincSs'gcntur on
SHiniffer Sauri btrUOr9 ,btneuerbings
bic 9la6r;dt psrhrcitct, % ole Sun-
asstruppen auf bsm Marb nad Se'
llintIb'N 'Nlentur ieisn. Ties piirre
le8en Die Sereinbarung ieil mud nell
Der ole Srupptn niat utrtssh ioIttu
10 lang Die llnterbd nniua smii9en
zen 6riebtnsccmmiiidren ND oen lite.
5nbian:rn id!pebten, uno mrbc fails
IS bel Den lltts 8kuten flen IolItr.
iniort a!Isn Serb anhluna sin Gnne
mlhsn. Sic llintGhs itlbit oQcn mad
>elislbsn 1epeidle onf Grpb hieier
9tadri6t bereitS na6 bem Eager Der
9Sbite &iperslltes aufaebrwen isiu.
Cine weitere Solae bieruon mrOe iein.
has bic Sidsrbcit Der 6rieeereommii;
idre auf scr Cos Yiuof 9Iaertr. psIdie
dd 10 wic II in einer feineSipes uenei'
oeaspertben gage befn>eu, mi bas
&rn Iidiie aefdbrbet lperhen wIroe.
Sade Der Ser, Staaicn ater iiirbe es,
faG5 id bie 2bsilbabsIi baft Or 9Fo;-
monen an Ger Grbebuna Der ties bee
itdtiatn inQte. fein, rifidtsIo ecsen
Nieielbsn poriuseben uuo ibrn bic
1uit an Dem alien oerrdiberilden2piel.
reldss iie idon in frIberen 3d.n 10
oft setrieben, ariinoliG su pe,aIscn.
9llseann DDrhe feline Strafe ur Ole
qsiligru Der ilu9itsu Sage gu itrena
ieiu
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Nber mo- in ollsr g4elt bleibif Du
oeun nit Der @uiternfuppe, &atbrine ?
So, ole bab' id nun fHon bier Stun'
oen lang fodeu Iahen, Die barten Sda-
len uoLen nidt wcid werben.
lin 9ottespilIeu, Ou bnft bod nidt
Die @hnlen in's gBaher setban Bas
baif gu benn nit Dem semadt mas ba.
rim mar?
Sic bdBlidsa idwarsen Singer bab'
i9 fortaeworfen.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
WEsrCnEsrER GREENDACK PARTY.

s,N,I-Fr COSOVFR NOMINATED TO CONGRESS.
There was a lively meeting in DonohOes
Hall Sing Sing Wednesday Thirty -four delegates rep
resenting the Observation-Disclosures party OF the Xllh Con-
gressoua District had met TO nominate candidate for
Congress TO III the vacancy caused by the death OF
Alexander smith. Of Yonkcrs. Clarence NJ. Lyon was
chosen chnlrrunn and the four following were
oG red for the nomination: Nicholas Smith, OF Tarry
townt Samuel COnover, of Wcstchester; Jared B Peck
OF Rye and Waldo Hutchins. OF kiverdsle. Tho HIGHT
appeared TO be between the adherens Of smith and Con-
over who comprised over two-thirds of the convention
Mr. McGl TOOK the floor. " III condense my remarks,
he ,aid. MI smith is" Take of your hat" shouted
a amembcr "Al right" replied the speaker, " I'll do
f. As was saying. Mr.. Smith IL the honesiest man
for U.s. National banks and nmills rules this country
The Democratic party has robbed your towns ana cou
tics ii: | say, they have robbed us ALL" Mr. Nc
GIps remarks were greeted with hearty applause
Another delegate then began " Eight years ago /
was IN Tammany Hall, andd--
"Can the gentleman 10 ordef.' was shouted ""o
want no Tsn.lnany Hall here"
"My convictions tells me-" the delegate confined
ave can't gv better man t""n & nr Sn, ~" '"i'
/, isu't my vocation to make speech, sala a tai
nervous delegate. but ask You whero was lhis Con
over when &r snith WAC shedding bis hearts blood Oh
:" W,u this Mr Conover tako the vote OF tho Republ
can party I" shouted out delegate to ConoVeG ad
or course lie won't" was yelled in reply
"Then III be III I'll vote FOR him." responded the
nrst. III, =, 80 , A.,
no,t able tniugs you ever DID," from corner
of the room blue with tobacco smoke.
"Conoyer holds position under I"mhiany HAIL. saiu
another ,.1..,,.
During tais time delegates were arguing, shouting
and eudcayorinr TO g,sn hearing on me moor NE
climax was reacned when II Was stated that the Con
over party was brb,d. Before I'll allow any sueh -
onfrage Tn 20 back 20 where belong s.i smith man.
red In tnc fa.e with passion. Mnen quct Nas Dhf1ab
restored u COnovcr arose and said; "ILcie ls "
Park Commission ~ he~-lOfk city"
Name the lHcn," came IRON al parts OF me room.
The names given. and the slenker continued:
iIr (uoyer belongs 10 this commission anu receives
no salary" Head snakin, smiles ana laughter Hieet.u
This statement TIE tall, nervous man aghlh arose.
There are GTca deal OF Issnes al stake III tis eau
yass Wc ARE made up OF tie bone and sine" OI Labor
II We cart gather ar st once. take what You can get
Ne must grt "A man who the Democrats VIII accept,
for that's the only way can succeed
II nally after Two hours uf discussion, vote was
taien samuel ClnOycr received iie Illumination 10! a
vote OF sixteen, Nj. smith gctnng twcl'o votes
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
IRISH cRIcKErERS ar H0B0KEN

The first match in the series of cricket
games between the Gentlemen of Ireland and the -.
Georges Club OF Hobokcn. was played on the grounds
OF the latter club Friday. The was opened at
ll:i5 a. IN. with the visiting club ~ tho bat NOtwth
-tandlne the fine weather scarcely 100 persons were
present. The visitors wore handsome, well
built set OF men, whose ages could not have
averaged over twcniyeight thirty at the most They
wore white flannel suits AMI dark The caps
of the home club red aud white striped.
Tie ST. GEORGES eleven went 70 the bat AZ 3:l5 p
By this time the grand stand ull. ana the number
Of spectators more than doubled The characteristics Of
the visitors playing seemed 10 be swift bowling ana
active playing generally. The innings wae brought To
close N little oyor an hour and alhai. the home
club being allowed To only -. Inc second IN
uings for the home club immediately begun. hut
closed fail of the fourth wicket. IL Deng O'Clock
the time 10 which the game was limited.
The contest was concluded Saturday when the -.
George team fnshedfhe second inning with score OF
30 runs Ia inning the irish eleven made 1-4 runs
20 go runs In innings the home club. This Is said
10 b. the worse defeat suffered by the ST. George
CLUB ou It's Own field. dinner given Saturday
night AT tho Union League Club to the visitors. They
et the cy yesterday for -yTacuse who're they VIII play
eighteen on Tuesday and Wednesday They Will return
Thursday and the next day begin twOtiays match
with uftcen OF the staten Island Club.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
CORNELL's ELECTION ASSURED.

Robinson i not the cause OF TINS Democratic
division he is merely the Immediate eniboain-rI OF
III personality aud political Hub!ilOn OF samuel j. IL
deu There is nttle thought OF tho present election.
It's l-sO thai IAcy thinking OF. EubluhOhs Cl,c-
ti0n ueaIs toe Inevitable candidacy Oi ldcn IOi TIE
Prtsid,rcy Rohineou's dsieat means the inevitable
disappearance % l1iGen nom American pollcs never
10 rrapp,ir large minority of the Den ocrac party
III th state halcs AMI desrises Tfcn WIN hfrceness
far exceeding Feeling II has against the Republican
partv on an, thiu ito publican party stands for We
believe that this great body OF Democratic voters
viii minister 10 the ambition Of samuel j. IllOen p(
hepin o. olcoi LucIus Robinson. On the oth.r hand
no one has as great stake In this election as den ana
Tndeu generally has the credit ~ Knowing what he u
about He l. the man who has nominated Robinson.
Ths Dcuocrat, have had far less To DO Win IL
than the Republican had 10 do with the noEna
OF Cornell 1t not reasonable To suppose that
Tden would have insisted upOu the nomination OF ROb
inson unless was confident OF his ability TO elect him
IL IL not safe 10 too confident thus early In the
Democratic crisis But present appearance make thc
election OF Corncl the next GOvcruOr OF NcW-1OIk
fOregOAe conclusion.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

pressed by carpet-bac rule and that their pro, csta
tions of acqucscence in the results of the war shond
be accepted. The Liberals believed that when they
agreed that the question Of State Sovereignty had
been decided by the war; and accented the changed
conditions growing ont OF the new amend
ments, the rebels were honest. But now
it Is apparent that those concessions
on their part were lnsnccrc; and the
issue oi state Sovereignty was never more -quaiey
placed before the country than we find II now. Inc
South has unquestiOnahly been devoting lts atten-
ton all these years To cuitiyating an auu-NoiiheTn
sentiment, aud uniting t0 force its views upon ne
country. This condition Of things cannot fall 10
rally all who feel sure that we are Nation. ne
licve that tine American ilg means something; ana
no State has the right To deprive IL If single star
| look upon the large Increase m the kepu nlican
vote in Maine indication that this unrn ol al
factions the Republicans party IS nplOgies' me
fundamental questions now at stake bring al upon
common plane
Naval Officer Sila- W. Burt said: IL am not one 81
those who Joined the Liberal movement in 1876, but
] am glad TO believe that Cornell VIII receive
their very general support. | consider INN 10 De
most admirably fitted ioi the COyernorsLp. III ~,
Is untrammel ed hv the preudi"es OF party, he VIII
make one of the best GoveT9rs we ever had lie ls
a man 0f wonderful executive ability, aud although
he has held offices demanding that KIND oi ahilt u
lac has never been where all his powers were called
upon
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
INCIDENTS.

private view of Daly's new theatre was
given on saturday evening The attendance was small
and the occasion agreeable. Tho old broadway
Theatre has been altered ana improved. Mr. DAILY viii
omen his theatre Wednesday .----Mle Aimee, az the
Madison Square Garden. made last night her last aI-
rearancc IN Am-sca 1900. MT Goschc's Criterion Comedy
company wifi forth tonight AZ Havcriv's Theatre
- The reader Is reminded that the Union Square
Theatre Will be opened tomorrow night.-.-.Thc per-
formancee az the Fifth Avenue Theatre this evening VIII
begin at 74s. The first appearance hore of Mile P"oa
Marie and suie Angelo. and sr. Capous first appear
ance here opera houe make an occasion OF special
rteret..... The farce OF Radical Cur" has been
dropped nj the Standard sohern at the FarN'
Mr Raymond at Waliack's, and Mr.. Bandmann AZ the
Standard continue to occupy the public attention
A meodrnma based on Faijoon's novel O: Grill VII
he hrou-t out al TIE olympic ON septc cmn.. - -hl'
I.idorc Davidson Will appear in it," H. NJ ;. lta-
fole " will be offered III new form to-nlEht nt th'
AQuariur-ihut - 20 sav, with new company al, Il
fresh Novelties ar" introduced frequently
into the programme % the san Francisco NiustIcis
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
BoCRB0N BAILADS-No. 40.

SAMMY. JOHNNY AND THE CROW.
he Syracse Conr,nfon. The dnisriraH rGtea hos Oec
trrHgcrrsd 70 NJ si0DJaiLl
Dinner is done. About II yet
H0Taflo John and Sammy sit.
IlOTatiO hoarSsly mOans Too bad!
o. what a chance yOu had -
"Shoot il ~ cries sammy. "long ago
swore I'd never eat a crow;
To chew such prOVcndcr ] won't,
Nor touch a mOrsel O'n'tW
"Nor me, too :" shouts the delegate,
Resting one foot upon ms plate,
I" 1t ncvcI'll fool a lammany GENT
Pll bet Iuy bottom cent"
He slammed the table as ho spoke
Aud cr0ckery on the ceiling broke.
Never ?" asked sammy, why. you know
john Hoffman eats his crow
"And so does Tommy fcclesne.
Wachrer and Ely, an take IN
Tie oDrras ONVfdJUS dish,
Prclcrnng 10 10 fish -
Then johnny ravod ard beat his breast,
"Wcil. lci them. II they thiuk 70 best
Its 50 ID, hut when they hold their nose
They tAiuk ID fresh, sposc.
"Yau i,lE your Latin slash NJ mo
A. won Jerk ciphciS-Y,ry free
Bar 0hsa the lection nc'Cs g0h,rc heard
IOntl rich y0fd ef thc bWd!'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

. f Iar l.-...--ia in-. dvs.i' 'i 20 a. 10 .i :.
.a .-4. ~Att ih. fe9s s'i a.
la 4Ifns aoats TIE 'A-h's 1os-'-
Ert.sttt Do o., gs.llflya. in tr4ngcfslfs
IKiH ~ CFiICE sept 10. a. m-ihe ho'ei"en'
IN tb. barometer Saturday almost steadily do"n-
vra-s f.oe lict white Inc) yesterday the movement
Wa irregular t4e tendency being upward al midnight
tsee heavy White hnel Partly cloudy and cloudy
weather prevailed on Saturday, with ll-nt rain during
te Lass qu.lfer Yesterday partly c.ondy wea her, with
hight nj - wt- followed by clear weather. The TEN
dotits nre Ae .er.-c Den- l.. higher ui1n on r
DIV. Nr.f.I.a. IAe average temperature was ~
Dvtr Than ou saturday. the mercury ranging between
Us and 20. f-t-s broken nnrl
Cesr or parity cloudy and cool weather may pe cN-
ycC.ed to-iay 90 tLis c..y Aad vicinity
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
the Andes Collegiate Institute had dropped dead at his

the Andes Collegiate Destitute, had dropped dead at his
desk while teaching.
Professor Stevenson about ftyeght years or age
and held the position which he died for two years
lie minister of the United Presbyterian Church.
and spent ten years missionary in india being stH
toned at sealkOtc, the principal town in Puniab The
period NJ his mission covered the trying years OF the
Indian mutiny, and he brought home with him VIVA
ocOeotons OF the days when the fear Of massacre was
present him and his friends. The Rev. Mr. Bruce
said last night that Professor stevenson esteemed
OF The most thorough and successful teachers IN
the country aud his death NJ this time Will be scVS
blow to The Institution Or which De had enargc. he
leaves q wife and chdren. The body oi Professor
stevenson l be taken FOR burial 20 oxford, Chester
County. Penn, where hls parents lived
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

ANpERsON-At Tho residence Of her grlni.parents War
wick y y. september -, Harriet Louisa daughter Vt
Ia. iste Meyers Anderson. ~ iaoken5aek. y. J.
Funeral tue ro-'d.uee 81 A. II. galloway, eSl.
Warwick, rnfs iay. september 10. az 23N o. sl
Relatives anl 'fienlf
llaln Sc@-lork 1SOa @ returning leaves WARWICK
IuioYmcnt al IIacsensack on l7th ns,
BROwN-Ar Bergen nnt. y. j. september -. sAmuel T.
Facrs ryce his late residence. Monday, september
Fren5s 81 rh family are respectfully invited to attend
errsg,s VIII IN waiting The arrival o ths 80 train
frOm New-lOrk It's kindly roguestei mat no mowers De
sent.
uARRIs-In Newburyport Mass sunday morning. itta
city. Tie . "a wear ~ his Atv
Portland, Me. raIcrs please copy
ND-Ou SAiuriay m1rnipr, September l3. 40 his
..liclco 80 3jtist. william noHIald. IN Tho
eptn year - his age.
Relatives 'a r n, - h!. family arc inyiei - attend ~
lnrtal the Chr IN ~ the Nrs-ah corner ~
8.thst and Park-age.. on Monday, September ID, 81
NcfNTIRE-On SATURDAY.. September Is. Harriet l., daDgh
ter Il tlc lltc NlAul Mclntite
Reatgrs ll fends ~ the flniy invited - t'nt tho
funeral from afe residence JOB West lotlst, On
wednesday. l7th mat. al - ,. m.
hANDELL-At Fairfield Conu. september l. ~ The house
lat. Ihnulas Man le. ~ Nov Bedford M1.H
ran~~ serve, vii fcrrst HAS Chapel Boston
ai84la., sept .lJf. a., ~ it,' D. 80
PArNfFR t,reat Darlington. Mnss flar, g. ptrn hcr
T. Mr., Cornelia .aug )f billings Palmer esq, ascd
SWIM Az North Castle = Y. on Tnh Day evening.
ani daughter OF David A. AID Naomi barnes ID the olst
pi ,riena, 70, th family are invited - stisni tho
fInrr.l A. tlc Purchase ,ctu.housa, On seconu Day,
Nintn alputh lStu. % II otnch a. ni
-TENTNSDN-On saturday eyenar a. calvary keciory,
sl.e t.,,..tinf Invited - atteai the fGncral AZ Ca
Zid a ave., oa iUcsiay morn
iug. seg'em Der j." 81 lop.'ck'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
MIDNIGHT WkA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.Nnllnnsis for he pasi = 1 hOans.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. a. nl.-Ihc depres-
last nght in the Lower Lake region has moved IL
easterly track. and Is now central IN Maine Ine
barometer is high from the Lake region to the Gull
lowest and falling in the northwest Rain has geneI
ally fallen 81 Atlantic Coast states ana the Lower
LAKE region elsewhere fair weather has prevailed. The
Temperature has remained nearly stationary in the
South Atlantic aud Gulf States. risen In the Northwest
elsewhere has fallen southeasteriy winds prevail wes'
Of the Nsssp3i River and in the Uupcr Lake region
norheasferiv IN the South Atlantic states elscwh
they are UOstiy from north 10 west
Indications.
For the Mdjlc Atlantic States, colder clear or paru!
cloudy atncruOrthwostery wind- higher barometer
For Ncw-fngiand. colder, clear " partly cloudy
weather nuI thwesierly Winds, rising aiOineler
CGui0s,ary SiyHals.
Caut,onary of-shore signals continue from Lewes 70
Sandy HoOk
TniRI Ne LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.