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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-11-07


day of thanksgiving and prayer.
Garrett County, which went Democratic
for the Hon. George Peter for Congress,
went 1913 Republican for Gary.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood, well Unknown
attorney of Washington City, was admitted
on Monday as an attorney of the United
States circuit court in Baltimore.
Hon. VIM Kimmel has prepared his re-
port on the Maryland and Delaware Ship
canal project which will be laid before Con-
gress at its next session.
Howard County, Mr.. Garys home, where
he is best known, repudiated him by large
majority. A prophet is not without honor
save in his own country. That's taffy
In Frederick, last Friday afternoon, a
young man named Curtis Brenge was taken
with severe coughing spell, during which
he ruptured blood-yessel and died in few
minutes.
Mr.Gary requested the people of Maryland
not to drag him from the peaceful seclusion
fprivate life. They sympathized with him
thoroughly and declined to force four-year
residence at Annapolis upon him.
Virginia shows up handsome majority,
so far heard from, in favor Of adhering to an
honest settlement of her public debt This
was the only question at issue during the
long and excited canvass, and the result is
highly satisfactory to the best friends of the
the Old Dominion.
The Republican majority in Pennsylvania
will go beyond $4,000, it is thought There
was really no necessity for the Republicans
to steal ten or fifteen thousand votes in Phil
adelphia unless great moral effect was
needed to operate on the adamantine South.
Looking TO Massachusetts, the old strong
hold Of Radicalism, for the effects of that
tidal wave" which was going TO "sweep
over the loyal North" we find the party that
once gave more than 10000 majority for its
ticket now rejoicing over beggarly plural
ity of less than 10000
Returns from New York come in unusual
ly slowly, but an Associated Press dispatch
says there is no warrant for changing the
| prediction that the entire Democratic ticket
except Robinson, the nominee for Governor
is elected. The same authority states that
the Republicans carry the Legislature hui
by reduced majority.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
)ct l7-yn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-11-07

riding General Grant and the third
ident Hayes long ago defined his
Ic chefshes warm friendship
does not think that the simple
rant bad been President hereto
1cessarily bar him from candi-
shoud the people want him.
,ne term has placed Grant ON
livery other private citizen no
The dangers OF second and
i've terms were that the incum-
the vast powers and patron
10 aid him in securing re-
lselce from the position for n
ME term is perhaps only 10 relieve
&'nddacy in the future from the incu-
9f a strong denunciation by the people
bird, but what il Grant has been de-
- third term. YIN. Mr.. Hayes. were
nillpg 70 obey, every behest of his !;
klkd lower through you aud 50
bllpower 10 secure his re-
election frauds in Maine
ed II il is satisfactorily
elon and his council that
ned his plurality vote
prged by the Boston
their intention not 10
pr the Gubernaioria
pd council count the
oNer 10 refuse the
lfis II il is demon
res 10 fraudulent
annual report
5000 men. near
store hf.noes
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Mr.Gary requested the people of Maryland
not to drag him from the peaceful seclusion
ofprivate life. They sympathized with him
thoroughly and declined to force four-year
residence at Annapolis upon him.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

Radi.cn Avenue Church OF the Disciples corner 45th
St-Pr.acIiu- tomorrow II lo:iJ a. M ana ~ N DN IN.
Pastor W. DAVIS. Morning subject: Cu1ist
Waking and Stiug the torn lyeulug Sps'li
sermon % Young The Life uat Paws SLnlsy'
md BDs Class ~ - All aIe NccoMc
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
6iinations Wanieo--females

EOOK.-By respectable girl as good cook
~ is rscas baker objection 10 assist with the
Washing city reference from her last place NO 2iO
East 2lth.st.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

kPIOSIEtl iiOGDi-; ,o On ro.,,h, PM locaton
beautiful scenery, good boating. Dathng ana uSins ur
ushcd cottages connection with the hotel Eo par
iicuars apply, previous opening, TO DOKLAN 5hAf-
FER. Fulton Marko., " \.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
Disciples Of Christ,

DIR Newman VIII preach in Central " Z. Church IthaN
aud l4in-st. SUNDAY MORNING and E\ENiN
Services commence al 1880 a II. and ,. m.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
Che Curt.
poaro auo Rooms
West Sids

NEWLY and elegantly fitted mp rooms TO let
~ with or without board at summer prices Mrs HILL.
53 West 5Jthst
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
Sra!es ano 5enosrs.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ The largest manufacturers Of -ov and HhtLow orNes
for either hard or coal dumping aud shaking attach
ment IIrass open FIRE Places With androns aud easket
rstss fnr wood ur Brass Fenders, Fire and Coal
JIods of antloue aud modern designs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
E,tlmates given builders. contractors and architects
j. Z CONOVER q Co. 3o6 and 36o CantlsS ~
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY
Gunner Boar0.

EIRST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD.-Near
L Great South Bay. Bathing boating and nshing fne
drives sabDg and carrageh0uss sailing free two days
in the week; malaria very healthy Address CAPTAIN
t. ". DANES. Ssyyille. l. l.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

Preaching by the Rev J. BRADFORD CLEANER.
Morning theme. d" The Christian Hope Of Heaven EV
ing. " Everlasting Love"
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
Cburch OF tbe ncayenly

TIE REV. DIR. ROWLAND. p. D.. RECTOR
Service: II a. N. and \ ~ M. LNttEg sermon OS "o
REV MH. COURTNEY, OF II Ihoinas C4'oi0n, --
Church of the Covenant iPreDyteTau) corner Parkave
and 85,h.st. the Rev. MARVIN R. VINCENT. ID t4S-
er-Lp Rev Dr. PODR Plilaieir hla, WI preach SUN
DAY stA inst al ii IN Weekly meeting "eHHes-
Gly O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
6clp Manlc0.

xtANTFD-By large wholesale dry-Soods
w hose tSo entry clerks only those netd
appv who rite neatly and distinctly and have cy r''si
s,rs are years Of age AddIcts w ~ -
L. o. Box ls6l. New YorK Guy
VHTANTED.-A collector for u lumber yard
w none but those having knowledge OF city lnDer Aao
,,sot annIv nor unIess they thoroughly recon-
msndrd Address UMBER, Tribune Uptown omoe' ''z'9
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

N ANIIl T ~ I'I14AV'TI It-tIT1 W II IT
Double Track the entire road
GKEENPOINr DIVISION.
Leave foot OF 23l.st. East River by steamer sylvan
Gryt-s:I5 o. H. lO45, ll:i5 l2io lao, 2;iJ 3'lo
iij. 5.lJ Manhattan Beach.
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach7:35 1000 .O5 m; 1880, $780, 2:3o
800 l.3O go $50. 1880 D. ~.
BAY RIDGE DIVISION.
Leave North River. steamers Thos Coyer and Twtieh
22dst-g2h 1925, ll25 MI l225, l2o 225, $50, 40
leroy si-935 1925, Il35 a. 1885, 1885, 255. $780,
Pier S|955 1855. 1l:J5 12j5. 1:5j 255, 1855, 4:jo
''' y ' RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan BeachSO. il H. M IL. l, :, s. l. ., o. - pm
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
WATER GAP HOUSE,

WATER GAP HOUSE,
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN,
Omen NOvember buildings large ana very
complete with all fern Improvements; gas water ana
electric throughout finest In the country Wth
nbundant opportunities healhfu recreat0n rates re
duccd &lS week; three ana NIL hOurs from
New. YORK via Barclay and Chr stOphersts.
L. W. BRODHEAD q BRO. Proprietors.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
Gltnntlons rOanieo- Males

COACHMAN.-An experienced man (c0i9red)
"a coacbman either city or country Cal OF iI'Io
SIMMONS care OF VI r :. Wright harness makor 81 sun
10 W q refers.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-15

more ruined families and desolate hearth
stones. than to,aay ether man living. Yet
he has never occupied pubic posisioa. he
has never led a coospieonns personality: hAs
lei private aud rather retiring liie We
capEat Eeesil, ha~ever. IN bis entire career
the maaifessasien If single generous i'm
pulse, n"r AZ ~videsce Of any sevotipa to
bis country or love Of his feIio~-beings. no
the reCsrsi If any. charity or good sction
He has beensa seFt If siesiLssA Ftashing
out bis tentacies oyrT = haie euniiaest s1a
squeezing the very IitsLIsAsl cut n every
c0rpsrstiss ahd creature npon which hia
bold y tastenef II he has n,yf bis fate ss
Iass, Il Isas been 10 sisis uar wlieA he seems
+ have declared ag.iast Government. sAe
people, and the pFas .,erisy 81 tIe c0gBtry
there win hefsN maussers Il his 6sanciA
funeral, bet his singsr collapse. 10 matter
T'ow large, will moi K. fer towar,ss soshpen-
ssting far The 1hal.s.le urrck and rain
which he Ilas workc.l in tlae cauptFy
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-15
JAY GOULD.
The Probable End Of > Eormisia
bile -lieers

% + 2.
Ii ) ti.sugh, IN iinanvial circles laAi 9ag
Could, ilsr,agil reckless >:,eAnng" sad bad
specaIaiions generally. has i,ecoue completes
IL baakrups. Shnala the repcrt rfpse srse
bai lev ye..ele-wils rs.res rs j sat4li His
..slsoIs lite Aas s,s I'll lsvste.l - The drstfac-
sias Il salsessnens s'rpsieriy iie has never
Lera knawtst IL sl,sa the iea.s sympathy for
h.s esmafry ~ sor any lsuman Icing: col.i.
.s.llisi.. uareseaAng msa. Friep,iirss ard
tie frien.s = no man. 4,bt feu vii regret
his i'll fortune and The saanlry Viii rfailt
81 his T.,in.
Frala the csll ,.se Tribune
sThs story .f Jks GAalsi's saEeer wouid
fsrnisa s.ls.sal,gy ruffsts hst.,fs ii slseT
Amersesn sresuiAtsvs and 1,se-a,ing era
wlich l,eszn during tie war of the Rebel
zion and ensled 70 susl.icaly and dnassFuusiy
with lie p4,lis of 1878. G..ald vas one #
these wll., psi the general rnin. and his
otersuons since ths great eEssh have hcea
snorn,eas and Usually ssneressfai He 1liaa
l,ecn ..seaE. snd mvn7 wlIo lave sosd
.,short- during the last iswysars t,aveuesEsy
always wyp. for tlse aassFtag iensisRcy ne
prices has. bess. sloNnwani. Tive recent
speculation 10 staeka hiss bcru ~radss'sl
change. from the presiaass cossasslsa #
things. and Gould is said ta have beeA
caught and slaughtered. In rse yplgW vers
nseulaf of Yare-,srsssrs and ssssck, gamblers,
he has been Whip sawed he sa'scAlculatsd
% rise in gold which he endeaverci 10
force AZ against specie resumption go she
part IL the Government and likswise On, Die
fail of ssncks, Which havs irsn ssrrpgthesed
by the new ssesisg Il confidence in thsoom'
shunily aAd sIlk seeking cf iassstpaenta by
capital thas has been permitted " lie slls,
! We do nos place ahsolate faith ia the latest
story N fscuEd's alter ruin 4 mny.l,s true.
hot ii ii just i possible that = q premature
| Of exaggerated, Or, indeed, that 4 has; l'eea
naoaiacihrea Al sSutd's oup suggestion
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-15
MAS0N'S RANCH.

Tbs EeapslSsAF inthfnas tie public geUerzlls
that he Il prepared 10 reeriEs Apl aevomss9Nie
sFaseiscFt HAa ID supply psselng tFaii-s ~ heras
u aniWSls vlih EsteR 500
The 4 he oaly watering place tetwesn the ke
Grs1dezn KnsE CaAmiaga IsfwHys have 40
sbandaree q uatwr 0u Annd, Nhlgh Iwlli fnFnish
90 Fcasauahis smt3s
ny taais VIII y keps .sapplsed Nth the best
she maFkes aforda
Ihavc pleasant aaA sasTs Foams furnished
Win elesn bsd1 b0f lie uFe a. travellers AiAo
rontnfiabls and secase etkbliag for animals !
sisays keep EsQa susplg 81 hey nnd gsssn on
hafd.
Tnsslen ei1 enA nAay plaes everything n
ensite To supply tieig wanes asd sd 70 feir cowf.
sFt my shesgs& Mall sat hs ssaad anTenSaasse
r.. 8. Mason.
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G@ssl Life


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-'aA' a'ssa''slsA = A.A'ss 2, a'ass o~ea me
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A-as s'sas Asp' ii''''s a,sAssss = @sssslaai
aa''ef she as'shss q ssssaAAlas ! Y esaF.
sl'lAsalag aass sapisAas hn..es sne ss'Asae =
spfea.'lrs sFefs and s's'as;sa1s = slse aassy
ss.asl s'se Fasss.a e a1as ra = A'ess.
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s''i ss.k pssaaaa. s'.'ss = 'sss q a'aesA.e.
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Oel.A 5. cAsAD.

Attorney sad C1altseieF II Law sAEsILLA y. N
win pracslce Ii all Courts 81 Law and EQUITX In
the frrrsoy special aiieutlOH EIven 90 60 leetons
once win the INDErGsRkAr.
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The State of 'Texss allows every family.
ahaulssteaa exempt from execution q mort
gaee. and has laws providing fnr puhlie
ssls0alss srs che eiintssida sofs ilsS weekly
Dsnoesiie Statesman i issoslimitea is wnalel
al,slish che lsster He FsssaFds the publie
seAeaaI sysfsst as isussien son tAe people Of
tiss State ard eaFse u ne enhatsy, fcr the
reason that sAky iniAre s,ho..ss.- Fort
Wayus,. Endiasa, RaseTprise
wheresshe oplnions bf ,h4t press are nes
kaswa - be vasoelsss. II e. Just such teach
ings a these that do our stals 1 serious ,n-
iusy = lgeqsly Ehste Gasstse
gassSs sa
Virtue hath iss own reward
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~ b BAaRER.

Surveyor. Ilncoin. lincoln ceanty. Sew Neateo.
peessa attss.tion given 10 The SwrysyinE and To-
ealing a tsorrnAaent Esnsta An hssineas with tbs
& $ land s,fness promEiiy atteaaed 10.
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A..oruey as Law. Mesisla New Me1ie0. PTArtiess
ID ii ti. rourss a issw ard E4alEs ID te TeFss,sy
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VIZ Ts.,ssFsx.
THeS u. cATROS.
U.S. Asserf@yt
(ATR0N = ThpkNr0N.

Attorneys ~ Las. saIife Re. New MEXICO. -
wiH graesiee N al the ticOess a E=sA md Eguiis
tn TIE TerritaFs, KHslnsrS prNnFsly ntsrssed ~
sAaee h santa Fe
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NYATsJoSEs
Attorney At L@ws NesIiiA. Ne~ Se1ioe.
'sAlELD.

De SHIELD
Attorney Al Iss, Lzs Vegas. Mes Aesle"
win practice ia the Dastriet aid Supreme Sa1tss Of
the TeF41iaFy Especial attention sisea 70 Lard ard
crina1Al i1iisassOa
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w L RYNEEsOS,


Attorney - iaw. ! as gguees ss4N MeHica@
grusAat sftengson eiven 10 ~ prSsnesa euirusted
ss bic essv Frnesapes d sal tr rsE.s i Las and
Equiay III Mes Msziss
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ToAN Y. GINS.

Attorney a. Law. Silver Gag. Giant csaHiy. Ssw
Hekses WIN practice In AL the Cssrta q Lssw and
Eaaity tAeAs4 sasxaD. Presaes alsssltssa Eiseh %
as basints& s
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M a ufsoN,
NSsary Pahlie. LAad Aeehs ana Cehseysneer.
RoswK1I. ElStpa coUs1y. NKw Aka1co.
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john D. BAiI+ Q. y AsuksgELfEh
pAfEE AsMEsFELTER
Attorneys 81 Las. lssslna New sseaioo
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/ 3. XEwCoMR.

Ass0rey aud Csaasrlls.s q Law IaaCrseas. Sew
lStkiea once oa Msla ssreel
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THE COLD OF HOPE


Isrighi shines a., xss. bat brighter after Ezsas
Ts~ loads tha1 asEAr- A.-Se t4e aky tagre
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Professional Cards.

Br9LeSstO1tht A9tFuSs
TT C GARRlses \
1sli5raey nj Lsw. silver cry. Grant counts.ssw ]
Mexseo. wla psarties n Al taeconFts of Las as3 |
gqHis5 i So Thbd ssaasAAa E'assEse
.IoAs n olss /
Attorney a. Law. sliseFclts. Grant csuHiy. Ssw /
Hskse5 win practice in AL the Csarta q Law ard
Eqaily t.ssNe& sasasa. PrehAes als~slasa siseh 70
al 6ssaasss s
soHs ., p.i,. az, AsuEsrrlrEn-
DAtLE AsMEsFELTER.
Attorneys 81 La~. llsslna. New Mexico.
A. ! FodxrAls
: A..sruey as Law. Mesiila, Ees MEXICO fTArtiess
IA al tle eegEss aG isw ard EIaEs b the Tsrsisssy
OGtA $, cAsAD
Attorney sad cuarlseieF n Law sssEaILLA y. N !
win pgaeslee Ii all Courts 81 LAW and EQUfr Ia
The frFrioY. special aiieniica Ilsen 20 90 eclie1a
once Mtsn the INDErESbkST.
-A~--z--L---4s---a-+
WATssoSEs,
a.lossy a. Las, Hes'ilA. se~ se1aeo.
d sAlElD
Attorney at Lse. Lsa Vegas. Nes &esIe".
win practice IA the District aid sagEene la1rss Of
the Te4a1saFy Especial attention ssea 80 L.si aid
rrlrtistai fiffxatsOa.
Ss:ary PahiIe. Lad Asras ana cehseyaaeer
ROSWELL. ElSipa y coUsly. NEW Asaicc
n 3 baaBEn
Surveyor. Lincoln. lincoln ceanty. Sss Neaieo.
peeisA atts4.tion given 70 The S~rysyinK and To-
sssIng a ssesrnsnasnt Eana An husiness with The
Z. $. hand slfnces pFognEliy asteasled 10.
w anSE4sos
.TDrsgmser Arxosxkv1
Attorney - Law. - Cruces $50 AeHicaN
ESusAast sftenleh eiEea 10 NJ ErxsnesA euiTusted
ts bic esv Frnesres n sal tsr rsssEs i Las aud
kqaisy III Nsw Msxiee. 81
6 ,. xEWcoMR.
Au0nsey aud CsansrlpF - Law Eaa crseAs. Sew
Iltkiea once on M44a Ssreel $50
:
THes. D. cATR0S VT Ta1gSTs.k.
~. Is. Atserfsyt
I,ATRoN . TIsDRST T0N. esN
:. Atsoney. q Law. saiile ft. Ntw Me1ieo. -
w1u psaessee IN al the tlnOesss q Es~ md EJuiis
tr tie TeFrltNSs. Etsslnsrs pFpmrtly ntsrssled ~
one ealler IL thc Finn always % be found a iise
sAaee h santa Fe.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-18

animation of his own watch that he could
not do go without violating the rules and
orders of the company. The jury
think it is quite probable that the
engineer. of the Pacific train saw
the white light on the last switch, which
indicated clear track, just before the red
light was displayed, and that he did not see
the latter until too late to avid the collision.
The jury further says the amount of switch
work in this yard is large, and constantly
increasing, and renders it very important
point to the safety of the travelling public as
well as railway employees. The existing
difficulty in the way of incoming
trains from the East obtaining
reliable notice Of danger there by
reason of the curve in the approaching
track, the deep cut in the road bed, it's liza
bility to be filed by fog and the yard smoke,
80 as to observe the line, are shown both by
the evidence and by the recent calamity. We
suggest from the evidence before us the pro-
priety of providing additional safeguards
and danger signals and the necessity of es
tablishing such signals at point farther
eastward than those now in use, especially
in view Of the high rate of speed invited
and required by the company in passing
stations at which no stops are made.
Dr. UR1AH 4. BoYDEN.
BOSTON, Oct. 17.-Dr. Uriah A. Boyden,
inventor of various improvements on the
turbine water wheel, and possessed of other
valuable patents, died to day, leaving for
tune OF hetween one and two millions, the
greater portion of which is bequeathed to
various public institutions of this State.
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SCARCITY OF SHIPS.
Vessels Badly Wanted to Move tho Grair
Wanted in Europe.

Vessels Badly Wanted to Move tho Grain
Wanted In Europe.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.-Less tonnage in
port than for years past. Wheat is advanc-
ing daily with great rapidity. The rise in tho
past two days has been 15 cents per GENITAL.
The export demand is enormous, but the
farmers and exporters hands are tied, and
they are unable to reap the fruits of the for
eign advance owing to the scarcity of ton
mage. Disengaged tonnage in this port is
only 1888 tons, and this is all confined
to American ships, which are holding
of for still higher figures, and when
approached demand prices that nobody will
pay. At the present quotable wheat rate to
Cork is. three pound and five shillings per
ton. This scarcity of tonnage will last at
least for sixty days. Shippers here have
been telegraphing all over the world for ton
mage, and are chartering it thousands of
miles away as fast as possible. This unpre-
cedented demand for ships has set great
quantity of tonnage this way from Australia,
New Zealand and Collao. Six ves-
ter port. These vessels are all
coming in ballast. The chartered wheat
feet in port numbers 62,744 tons against
1920 at this time last year. In addition
to scarcity of tonnage sailors are scarce and
morethan dozen ships are now lying in the
stream loaded with wheat ready to clear,
waiting for hands. The total tonnage now
on way to this port is 154, 1858 tons against
125,O26 tons at this time in 1878. Advioes
from Portland report similar state Of af-
fairs there
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President Hayes at Columbus, Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE President and
Mrs. Hayes and Webb Hayes arrived here
from Cleveland, and were met at the union
depot by Gov. Bishop, Major Collins, ex-
GOV. Dennison and citizens generally. Car
riages were at the depot to convey the Presi-
dent and the reception committee. The es-
cort consisted of two platoons of police,
United States band and a battalion of United
States troops, the Columbus cadets, Palmer
guards, a colored company of the Ohio Ma.
tionel guards, the Governors guards, knights
of Pythias and detachment of the ex-
soldiers and sailors association. under COM
maud of Col. Anderson, Of the United States
army. The procession made a magnificent
display and reflected credit upon the city.
The procession escorted the President to the
capitol, where Governor Bishop welcomed
the President in brief speech, to which the
President replied briefly, returning thanks
to the citizens for the reception and assuring
the vast crowd that he was glad to visit
Columbus again. The President and Mrs.
Hayes were then escorted to the residence of
Gen. Mitchell. The reception was non
partisan affair, being participated in by the
citizens irrespective of party.
The President and Mrs. Hayes received
the citizens at the portrait rooms in the Gov
ernor's Office from half-past o'clock until
9 this evening. They were introduced by
Gov. Bishop to 5000 or 5000 people gath
cred in Capitol park, but all could not gain
admittance to see the President owing to
the short time. The President made short
speech, expressing thanks for the reception.
After the reception he and Mrs. Hayes at
tended the Grand Opera house to witness
'.rhe Drummer Boy" by local military or
paniZation.