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ytohsea.
Sa Die sa1'imoses :sseitamse,. oie Mtttbetluuo
%dmtsn, oaG Die aoblcnbanbler unieres Gtabt neuer


sinas ben so4lenpreis pteser trbbbt bdtten, 10 m es
auf anl Plase, au estIsren baS Sarn & Gp,np S,ips
ilpl 9et9an, lensesa SsoEten i'm 0tnter 10 biio me
Sa,s M Soes MN gu nettauien uno pen pon Sen Bera=
arteh uEo gesienoern berehnete, N;ebr6esrda in;z
5aInSen eeabitdti8en. Gs mar tets unb lit and, her
SsltNIesti9te Srauh Der aoete,,bdnbIer peoen her
9t9sen go pler9tet uno llutoten Der Serrtiina Der
SuqSt 5uf Aolteterune, iuein Gbnee uno SotS NIT
n @ s.ogtn N eine seeporrene aaile slQlnmeraefro=
.eH nno IN sssrter Die Syte Elm au Sbeil bSber an
Sem Sacs Safn ,';E saa,p laen eood 6re aoblan
nntsr aa in nseberen Sebaern ibres nsnen soSe OH
sa. Ssepatofs am Gnbpune her @atbebraraGe maRc
arfs ,S fseipeidert sp beibt eSe
~ e S nio e9toBe 9elonoer un0 tem ueDereanoe in
-. sNutteh uno gSa9en mHlen Die Soblen blrd jiini
ns 81 sast umo ofet 5suB brete 0rabGirme seben 10
g lif ts, sro troden bleben uen. Ourd 6iee
Sut.!gfuil9 Dtro enorme Arbeitserjparnk er,iei nb
S pet @rfle IN Staro geiebt, nitten in, lSintcr
lene StnDlest iu e6enio blliq db onHid,ofFen. aIs
men ye'ae III Sull, uno fie 9eraoe 10 rein sl befoz
'>''' (22-3
0beasaatisnas.
9Senn Die Jietruns smitteI nitbt oeb6rio nernout
meroen, ionSern I'M Wasen unb OarmtoHoys ii, G5dbz
runs dberseben, 10 selansen ole oaburd er,euoen
snie, sduren uno anoere 0iftfoffc i'll ben glut,1m=
aaut; Strn Neroen, afusfeIn, Gjetpe6e uub uidbtae
2rgane perbcn ersriffen, uno Gbeumatismus. qab=
hn'in9 nne iinb Die fsolsen. Gr. sNaaas eeber=
hno Dfasentillen tert burb feline ssrfuna G5eIunbz
9elf DER SrSane o oes Slutes uno pertreibt sranfz
9elten aus Dem Spite,e, SEnerIid perben feline sr.z
nelen 9ebrauft. Office: Ir. 252, g8ef= SoItmoreitr
N' "u'" stpe.etten 5u gaoen. (2S3f)
ssm Sanffasnasstaee ofea
3a@raf9 d enmp.'s pbotosrapbiSdse Ssnn5t=
Saueric'n, Gdc Gutatus ams 2cesstatuns
straSe,
5ur Seauem tfeit fir 9i:ienssen, peIe All onheren
5eten Don ibrem @esf5aRe nid,t abfommen fonusn
sstf baoen lest 5soet S6erIid9ter. Ntemanb
oraanf 5u iparten, gsir t6nnen sle, Die fommen he
olenen. 9ebl:ses @etter # sci eruadb5ez
men sHt, ipie flarer SimmeI. llniere g(rz
WI ~ ai!ete aniel9e. (2S24O
S@h 1lstfbnsann & 9omp's Vretbefe.
Compressed yeast).
Da man entoedt bat, oa5 oieIe gaa6a6munsen ut,s
erer 9eIe iid im Darfte befinben, 70 bat aue dbte
ereBhefe unieres Sabrifates aui iebem Badete ben
stauen unie,er 5irra. aae anberen iinb Notob=
munsen.
gaan oerfanse bon ieinem Grocer SAT-, fletfd,=
rsann & Sn,np's VreBbcfe. Gaalid5 frifd!
Jabrit=Depot: Sir. "a, ,9turo=Gmtatp=stra6s.
(Utdra19,t5 g. g. 8et:lett, @3e5bditsfHbrer.
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w - - 4
nnlere seler fDnneu ionit leidt sic Insabl
oer Sabre erIeben, iuelde iie-in uebereinftiul>
nlung NIT ben 9ur6i9nitts- @eieten-nod su
leben haben.
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Gin 0aIoett= E0ttotoat,

so # on, 25. 9fopember. - Sia Wfagoon,
ipel9er i'm Sftober 1875 ben 70jdbrt9en Stu
faS Streeter 81 Barre, ST., ernloroete, miro
anl ndaiten Sreitage bingeri6tet tperoen. 0ta=
COON 1T iebt 81 Sabre oft. @r mobnte nit
Streeter IN einem Soalle u1b 8stbe 9erietben
zines Cages, nadoem iie iid 5uiamnlen be-
trnnfen haften, in eillen Streit, lpelder ben
fqe hattie,
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Gin alter sa8et se...natif6f.

W 40 Ion, gSlsc.i %. gtopentber. = Gin
alter SaJeri Der lesten @tontaa itinem 8aritIe
auf ether I'M SStstonitit=Siliiie iiegenosn sniet
IN Der 9tdbt Don Sone-Ho oblag, hattie cas-
lln9liif, baB iein 8oot bon Der Strpnlung
loS9ertIitll uHo er aletn oil Der Sniel gelaEen
nurte. Cr iief I'M t9iiife, lno 3tuei Slider,
ueld)e III einem Soote poriiberfubrer, b0rtell
tpu, Dolteft ihn aber ni9t ab. Der Sdgw mar
tcte bis gum 9lbeub ulo ueriu9te bauu, i6lptnl=
nteub bas llier Ill erreiden. Dtit iibermenidJ-
li9ar @nitrenqun9 aelan9 ibnt 9ies, allein er
hutte fdum oer SoOert beriihrt, ais er BON
&dlte unb gtiGdpiung iibernialnt, tc0t ME
hpritiir2te
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sd,redltd,er 600 einer ssra,t.

u N d, &onll., 25. 9toO. 6rau @.
=. 3idner murse geitern III ibrer gSohnung
5u @olumbta 81 Sooe uerbrannt. Gds Sans
ling al8 iraeno einer nnbefaultten llrlad)e
6eltet, ilub ais bie 92a9bdrn tn pas ,,xHebdlloe
elllorailgcn, ianoelt ite bic Sran olS qetd,e auf
etnelt Stnble Fbelto. Sire SleIoT iparen bis
oil bic S3iifte I'll Nicle ncrhrn1inf.
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Yaaif TT etner Stride.
Rebrere Gerionen id,mer oerlest.

gSapneS BORG, Yerri, 25. 9top. -
gSdbreno geitern Aberb in Der bteitgen lutberi.
lden Stride cine Debate inn @ange mar, Ger,
ltriadte Elm at unb fir iif gang 9eriugfiigiqe1
Hnitano etr;eu beben.lidJen Harit. Gine Ser
Sdnte III Der airdle brad inter benl @eluidte
Der auf berielben iitenben Yerloueu sujantnen,
unp oa5 @erduid) bradte Siele Ill Dell @lall=
ben, baB Die aird)e Suian1menltiirse. Srgens
elne lei6t erregbare Berlon riei aus: ,9as
@ebduoe ltitrSt 3ulanmeu !" Der niloeite
Sdlrefen ertitanb iO9leid Inter ben anipslellz
ben. Die @allerie mar Didlt nit Meniden
beicet, ltno I'M Sd)ifie Der Stride mar faltnt
Stebraum Dorbauoeu. Die gan5e @emeinbe
lud)te in toller 5l1d)t uno Inter entleslihem
9Grnlen eilen 9luslpeg, tbeils ourd) bic
3bitre, tbeils oltrd Die SSeniter, uub nm baS
WfaaB be8 Sd]redens oou 3I MAIDEN, erloid)en
pl0blid Die 2ifter. 0as 9eldnber Der Sal
lerie muroe umgeiuorien, un0 r1ebrere 8erloue1
ltiir5ten bon oben auf Die S6pfe Der unten ge>
ftnOliden berab. Die gorftelunGeg uno @r=
mabnungen Der @etitfiden blteben frId)tlos,
unb irgellD SertarO erb6bte nod ben Sdreden,
inOem er auSrief, ba8 @ebau0e ftebe in SLANT
men.
Die 2lufregnn9 tpurbe nidlt beidllptfltigtt
bis fait ale 4uipeienbe ba8 @ebduoe perlai=
len batter. 90 tpeit bis iebt ieitgeitellt lit,
purben Is bis 20 Serioncn erbeblid] unO uiele
anoere leift perlett. Inter Den Serlpunoeten
befiuoen iid) Srau 8eigleg, 0tileS GOlmar,
6enrG g. Sinf. fsrau Oters nebit Slpei OBJ
lleu unb ein Geitltd)er, gtauter5 0tibarOIon,
n,t9 GSttrithah,trn l3S
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Giu SG;neiue= 4s,so ananfG,etss
SGaSHdsfcr.

@binburg, Sno., %, gtouculber. -,3wei
OfGuner, Han1enS SenoeriGn unb 8unn, ae-
rietbcn gejterH me6rere Dfeilcn con bier, ipdf=
reno ie nit Dem S4tad)teu bon Sdmeinen be-
iddftigt nareu, in einen Sheit, tp.ld1er in Elm
SanOgeutenge an8artcte. 3oenOerion brad)te
ieiHeu @egner eiren 0teiiaiti6 in ben 2trul
bel uno burdid)nitt ibm bur9 ben nd6lten
StoB Die groBe ShlagaOcr am 6alie, 10 baB
Dunn in 3eit Don penigen Sefnnben itarb.
'Senoerion beitieg ein BferO unb ritt nit Der
Semerfltng bop6n, CT merOe Iid, Der Seb6roe
iibericiern. sis iebt tit er jeood nidjt l1jleoer
oejeheu nor0eu
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Bon et,temt YoliSiftett eri6ofIe;t.

y aIp c It 0 II, Ser., %. 9fopentoer.-gSte
aus Dallas bsridtet miro, puroe Der Steb5li9-
ter @iGcs 9tobinlen pen @nniS in eintm Dor.
tisen Sfiei6dtie Ffn ben Bolislten &oruluall
erl6oiien. Der golisiit eridlien i'll teni fauie
auf @riuden eineS 6raucn3immers, welte8
BON 9tobinlon gei6lageu uoroeu mar. 2etterer
ergriff cine 6laife uno brobte, Dem Boli5iiten
oanrit Guf Oell aopf Su idlagen, mann er nitt
oaS s'inllner perlaiie. 0er PoliSiit 5og cine
YttoIe, lporanf er pom 0fo6inioH einen Sd)lag
erbielt iln0 gtpodf puroe; 9sob'nion hOlte ein
9aiirmeIier aus Ser Sai4ei aber ebe er oa8s
islbs gsbrquh:n founte, lonf er, BON Der Sugel
+,S+ ,,mnA,,..
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Scr 0eiDMartt.

Neipz 3 off, 25. NOobr.-5olgenbc8 iinS
bic S6luBnotirungen: Gelb 81; Sterlina=
@e9iel 4.801--81. SunbeS Sbliaatioueil,
1S81er 1888, nene Sinner 1921, 1O.40er =,
Oiii. Sol. 3.65er 85. 2lftien: 9te.p=g)orfsrr
Central 1924, Grie 36s, 3afe9bore 10s, sSlli.
noiier Central s7f, Pittsbrrg lo4, Chicago
gtortbueltern 88s, 90. Brioritaten I031, Siod-
Sslallo 147, 8eitern lluion Sci. 1041, 9ieiu-
Serleber Central TAI.
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Orofer Neroienit.

QDer uns eine aoreIfe nebt einen Cents =stamp in
einem Driefe einienoet Dem enoen mir per Boit ae
qcnb cine Berion, mdnnlfhen ober meibliden Gefd5e
fes, dlii ebrIbe Deie un6 obne gro6e Auslasen unf
yi6e ii6er st00 per Monat Deroienen fam o6ne 9fe
leu llnb eobeln. 4ein Mgentdafts= =5umbus, ionoerr
eln ebrIihes @efbdft.-a aoree: John House u Co.
Lock Box 35, Columbus junction, iowa.
(277t&n46-5
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Selegrapbii9e 9epei@en.
[8eritte beg ngfoctifftn sreie. iur ben pGeutIdcn
gorfeiponoen.cu":1
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WermtI6te 9epeIAe,, aus yseips
SsDrf.

NemzDorf, 25. giopenlber. - 9iele
peitere Sd]iff5itauer IN Srooflpu baben iid
berll s(usitanoe augeIdloiien, unD Der lebtere
orobt gu einem aagcnleinen gu lueroen.
= Der 9ampfer pSmtserlano" bon 4nt=
fuerpeu 1T hier anaefomf1er1.
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9te 1ttsterbanoiatttgett nit Sest
1tfea.

Denber, @ol., 25. gfoperber. - @iner
Oepeide aus 2os Binos suiolge tparen Die er=
marteten feinblif)en Snbianer nod nidt bort
ai1sefomnler, ieoo9 mollte man ipiIIen, oaB
iie iid) 5lr Ibreiie porbereiteten. Snrap er=
fldrte, iie beiiirdteten @elpalt nnb tpirbeil be-
ipaffnet fommen. Die 9epel6en beuten an,
baB Die @omnliiiion ipenis ailssuri9ten boftt
nnb baB Die Bldne fin eiuen neuen Selbsug
gegen Die Snbiansr bereitS ennporieu iinb.
@ine aolonne loll ansebllb bonn Milf 9fiper,
cine bon Utah lii1O 3lpei bonn Siiben ber aegen
Die lltes uorriiden. Die Gommiiiion bat itd)
uerbarrifaoirt NIB sur abiuebr zines ettpaigen
Mngriffs porbereitef.
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Barriers burg, @. .-Strg., 25. Iop. -
Die Wfit9lieDer Der geieaidaft Der u0teo-0
iu1ten pOrgeiiern baS in Der NGbe bon Snlitb.
bile selegene SauS oes Safob Glliott auf, trie-
ben etne ieiner 36d)ter aus oem 6auie uno
brad]ten oarauf ben auf ben &ranfenbette lie
aeuben alten 0tann sleidfaGs in's 5reie, no.
ranf iie Das SauS in Sranb lebten unb Bile
beil, bis baielbe NIT ieinem garsen Snbalte,
@e.rninennrrnth &c ei11neGidlert tnnrhpn fhnr
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2atbpltidJe Gtmoer at.to oie Iolfs=
id)tlest tn Nen=sualan0.

30 t o n, %. JfoD. -. Solgenbe NnElinOi-
gung miro in Sesus auf oas Serbalten Der r0z
1niid=fatboliife1 Stride in 9teus @n9ano ben
Soltsi6ulen gegeniiber 9emad,t: Der @rsbiz
Idol bat i'm @inflans nit Dem Static, luelden
alle Prieiter Der @rsoiDseie Neuz@nglanb angez
trieierl, iofort Senleinoeidulen gu griinoer unb
ale aatbolifen, rpeld]e ibre ainoer nid)t in
Oieielben ididen, nit Der @ntsiebung Der Sa-
fratnente 5u beoroben. Sn benjenigen @eaenz
ben, in iuel9en Der @influB Der SolfSi6 nlel1
ais belonoers na6tbeiltg fir bic fatholiihe
Sugenb eraftet mirb, io4en Die Yrielter bic
Sinber ioiort aus oen Solfsl6uleu eutiernen,
iosar rpenn feline 9en1eiubei9ulen in Der 9td6e
ertitireu,
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gSal,rSd1etultd, ettt 6tffuf pro
Scr Yrosef, 9egen oe,t Woroer ses
Sd1attSpielerS Yorter.

M arI ball, Sera8, %. yfoO.-Oer Yroz
3eb gegen Gurrie, ben M0rOer be8 Shaltipie=
ler8 Yorter, 1plrbe beute in 5olge Der 4bme=
ienbeit nlebrerer bauptldbliden 8alaitungs=
Seugeu bis gum ndf)Teu april ueri4oben.
Barrymore, SrGul. @ummin8 unb 6aroep
lpurben rpegen 9iidjteri6einens 5ur 3ablung
bon ie $500 Strafe perurtbailt.
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&nm0GertMf,

atGanta, Ga, 25. gtopbr.-Gine Spe,
sialbepeidle aus Yerrp, Ga., meloet, caB elm
9ieger, tpel6er nad) ietnem eigenen @eltdnoniiie
3u eiucr Ginbreherbanoe gehOrte, ipeld)e &dll=
bereieu in peri9iebenen benahbarteu Counties
oeriibt batte, bon etnem Wiob aus Dem Sc
fdnguiiie gebolt uno oil einem 8aume aufges
h1nat nllrbe.
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Gin re.siger Barrier 9iaatatstett:
Mon

Gews Yorf, %. gfop. - Gin SrauSoie,
ipeld)er lid) Gilbert 9ausrgne nennt, ettpa 80
Sabre alt, erid)ten geitcru Nbens inl 6aupt-
quarticre Der Yolise uuO tbeilte nit, baB Ct in
1376.ln Oieniten leiueS S9magers, zines Su
lpellers in Yaris, fano. SIN gfopember i,nes
Sabres wurOer inn 0iamanten i'm @ertbe
BON $50, 900 anpertraut, Inn iie elmer 8erion,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
IN oFFER BY PRESIDENT GOWEN.

PHILADELPHIA, AHg. 3l.-President GOwen,
of the Readn2 Railroad Company rcfuIued 10 the city
late yesterday afternoon. Before leaving for his ho
Re penncd letter 10 Judge F. :. Latlrop, which he
says:
Tlrst-we VII agree to unite In a general suspension
OF mining FOR NO weeks IN December next Two weeks
IN January week. ia February next. ami one
week Marc1 or, SccOuf-if an absolute euspeE-
sion of mining snctisfactoIy MI. will unite
i'm clrtHlinE the output " coal for tne ne months
named ia follow ng amounts; tor september 1879,
Ig0O.UpD. ir- D~eemher, l7T9. l.OoO.OoO; Tor J4.-
rar7, 1850. 10000; Or February. l--O. 10000
nent al fixed tonnage Tor the five months vii nvove
the necessity OF pro rata distribution wouid sns-
gcsi that l order 10 avoid disputes about quotas, the
nre tonnage for the period named De divided II the
exact proportion which each company viii have bad ~
the total Oufuut for the eight months ending with
Augu-i 81. 1879.
Zach os The ABOVE alternative proportions Is made
conditional tie following: Iiiat he price Ok free
Durning vhiash coal, free board In New-1Ork, De
AL once advanced fOlOrs: Tor September, - per
per ton: for December to March inclusive, ~ per
ton Tiat proper and satisfactory agreements be
made that will practically guarantee % eScn
OF tAGt suca prices VIII De obtained. ana
OF persons be appointed with ample
authority 20 faithful compliance with the pro
pcsed GgreemenlS.
and ship 10 market more thnn the following tonnage
For SO 20 $40 goo tons Tor 1850 2t,oOO.0Oo tons
aAd ihina thai no one Bt al conyrrsaDt with the
trade Will doubt that at least such quantity WI.
often yOu verbally. that ~ ny opinion there
Is no such serious overprUdu OF coal Is TO account
cor tie prcsrgt low prices and that all that Is really
ueeessary ~ get good prices II to ask Tor them
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
GENERAL SMITHS REIURN.
READY TO RESUME HIS DUTIES.

READY TO RESUME HIS DUTIES.
The case of the displaced police commits
soners General william L. Smith and Sidney
p Niclols. has now ossnned new phase.
The circumstances % General Smiths removal from
the Board Of Police recent to neei 10 be recsp
uls,ed II Is said that he feared evil on August
when he started for Maine To enjoy his Summer
vacation and left word that he would be
back to resume his dnties on September l.
sarday morning he returned and signed two copies of
the following letter which his counsel. Mr. Bartlett
had ready for his signature:
To De wa C. Wheeler es7. a'sd stephen b. freaeh esq.,
I'oticc t0mmtSssotsFsi
Please take that hold myselt IN readiness 70
stfend ali the meetings Board OF Police Commits
sIoncrs aud perform al Official da dsvolyns npon
Ila A. a Police Commissioner, WILLIAM + SMITH
Rom, $40 Astsr House Yer- York. Aug, 80. 1879
These ussives were al to Commissioner'
wheeler and French and both gentlemen rspaiTed be-
fore the afternoon had far advanced TO the Asto House
wher, General smith hd established hiriSef in koom
No. 800.
There was . lunch at the Actor House about hal!-pas
2 o'clock Saturday II which two active and two IN
active Police Commissioners took part The four all de-
clarea afierwari that there much discussed AT table
and that roast beef tie most important item
Yesterday General Smith weptout Of Town and General
smiths counsel dia likewise. An intimate friend OF
General smith SAID be was certain General Smith had
not Received formal answer the sent Com
missiOners Wheeler alI French. He limited mat II Mr
Nichols legally reinstated IA the Board General
smith might possibly be induced to " abandon hts
office because Con- nissioners Wheeler French and
Nichols would no able tie business the Board
witncut the assistance ~ Mr. Morrison. which would
practically relieve General smiths char OF official
sponsOil.iy.
When es Commissioner Nichols was asked last night
by IIInJNz reporter what the true secret % the
meeting az the As'or HOuse, lie said 81 was down
town on some private business. ana al Ftsey-si. aud
Broadway ( net . friend DO told General smith
fl.4 A. | " "A few
nom M. Asf.r Iosi-. thougnt would call my old
friend. When acIt ibto thr dining !OO-l HiS sur
-urpT! lo Commissioners French and wheeler
tuerr ln COZ veIfatI'u with tne Icnei al- remained
WITH n ~ absa: i've inmates. All 1 cid during that
ftrtr MS L. congratulate General Smith on his
E.slfhfU augtAt -nrr. ana 10 hear from hln
how he bad ,-loyrd his vEcaiion There Wa
mai onc singl. word said about pOilce mattefH.. .
.Ihere Tor 80 much talk over our meeting
-id CON missioner Mlaeirr 1T Wa only through mere
,.Ie,l bal met ss-neral smith the AstCr House
H. I'D not send for me. and dl1 not rtch birl III
order 10 his nGsc LIE certaipis scht nie tue
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01

ATwATER-At Ithaca. y. " on August 27 ~ cholera
f.ntun, Harold Bancroft infant u Emma T. aud H9r'
Intern ent At irhsca-
ARGUIHBAU BROOKLYN. sunday. August 81 Agnes a,
VIZ Of Joha D. ArSunIaa aud Guy daughter u 40 ats
Fln-ri viii Dlacs wednesdav september 3 ST.
O'Clock N.
ssta1ay Isis 1;. , a. rs,asn,s other
sArsh T.. Wiz Of G. v. Bernnck, OF this city.
FULLER -ndieaiv OF heart d'ease Angust 81, 1879.
Marcus victor only son OF E-gher Aen suler.
his lte residence. 263 BroomesL. rass1y september ?.
HALsrEAD-on Friday August 30. Gloranna Halsteai.
TIE funeral ,ro tas r,.dsnss o. her brother David aI
stead. Harrison. On Monday. september !. 81 y.
JOHSsoN-In Broo.lyn On sunday August ~. ot paeu-
on1 william T. only eon and enid OF Dwight and Mary
Notice 0. rInera hereafter.
Frlncsi wiz. q ssveaor Porter lowry ana d,GSiIer
Of fhe late Francis Tryog, 10 - tSd yer q ler age
send flowers.
MILLION Sewio~n. Conn. August 30 Mile. Emile Z.
Baltimore yagefB please copy.
PEERY-In Westerly. r l. Au-ust 20. 1879 George Itow.
aged uesr n uoutss twin children Il Caares Perry IT,.
AID Clara :. Foster Perry.
EYERsoN AT ewtoundIanf v J., on Friday. August 70.
En. widow OF John ~ kyerson IN the 18th oi her
Faa s,rvces from - East 2lst8;, Moniay uorans.
september /. a. 10 VclOr<.
re slNes ann rlenls invited 10 attend.
sERAA A. Hudson. August 30 Aiel reIct of
Hor i-ads and acquantances and those Of SIR Mrs
Church l-t,t. at II O'Clock on h5nlty. september J.
WORrH-Dn August 30 Lls rs.loncs Tslp. l. l., j. l..
Worth Vresdsat 0! The Park Bank IA ts or ynAr OF LIS
Fsaer.l ss-vces vii held tl. Church Of IL. Divine
day, September /, AZ IL q m
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srsss and the Presidents vctoes soidiied the Re
publican party there was small element repre-
sented by ex-senator Morrill, (now Collector of
Customs ut Portlandl opposed 10 the stalwarte
They controlled the Federal patronage In the State
and may be said TO have been mildly antagonistic
to Blaine, butfheir feeling toward HIM did not 90
TO the length cf an effort to defeat his reelection TO
the Senate at the expiration OF the short term for
which he WAS first chosen. and am quite certain
that they would not have consented TO hls retire
ment from tne chsIrmanship Of the state Central
Committee tins year If the matter had been left to
their decision.
Mr. DAVIS has borne the strain Of the campaign
remarkably WE'LL He has kept his voice unmpaired.
though speaking every day and travelling con-
stantly. and has increased his popularity steadily
from the day he nominated. The candor and
frmness Of his speeches and his quiet. unassuming
manners have won for him new and strong friends
in every place he has visited. The old soldiers,
especially are enthusiastic in their support Of their
former cOmrade, and then zeal in his behalf Is an
important element Of Republican strength. In
most Of the large towns there organizations OF
Davis Guards, composed exclusively of veterans.
last word in the way of prediction before
closing. Il is that Davis viii have from 5000 10
5.oOO majority over Smith and Garceou. and that
the republicans VIII have majority IN both
branches ef the Legislature. l. vs.
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FISHING roy NOTES.

vAsHlSGTOS. aug. 81. 1879.
The President and his family viii leave Warrington
september = for Cncunatl. where they will remain
da- or two. and then 20 thcir home IN Fremont,
during his absence will attend the rouuion OF the
veterans OF the 23d Onto Volunteers az Youngstown.
and the agricultural fair 1t Neosho, Kan.
The Treasurer OF the United States has sent out the
checks FOR the quarterly Interest the rc-ered stock
NJ tho lo per cent loan which falls due September l.
The nun Oor ochecks 100, representing 81 3Oo
The' amount OF the i2 pe' Gems outstanding II S-JO
100000.
The Treasury Department has placed $4,000. .000l
gold TO the credit OF the superintendent " the Assay
Office IN New-York be used IN payment Tor foreign
gold srd goid bars now being received by EnroRsan
zfe.ners, pay en OF balances due IAs country Ib.
IL largest amount probably ever required Tor that
purpose
The receipts from Intei nal Revenue to-day were
s379 80 7s. and from Customs, s5s7 462 SO.
SECRETARY MeCrary has designated DsTii Fitzgerald.
=, clors in the Wa Department. Librarian OF that
Department IN the place Of The late l. d. lnsersoii
general crsor ,ssued from the Headquarters Of the
Army and approved by the Secretary " war. says
Excsptin: " hen otherwise officially provided FOR by
the % War the General OF the Army every
military post Will hereafter b" Inspected ~ least
ouco every yssr by divsion department INSPECTORS
unceT tho Erection OF their respective CON nahHefs
Tie lat rual Revenue Bureau has prepared state
r,eut ns nat the lumber OF gallons OF spiri;s pro
ducoa daring ..e fiscal year of 1879 Was 7iss2dl1,
aa,s SO IO3 ce'p ISIS showing ~ increase Tor 1873
of ssi gaiCas. rh. number OF sai ons "ithirS"n
from bend with the paid wss. IN lS'' oAoSo'|'s'
while in = the NUMBER - 573339 an increase
so of -,323.l4O gallons. ne n.yef %
from bond for IN 1873 Iiso DC a.
5499 252 10 1873. showing an increase lor 4c.y ot
seror in ls7e W. 100 Oh wae in 1873 the. M y,
Der va. 3JOi6i6, sEOwug balance IN iAVof OF IS.y
Of 443i 450 ss.lors Iee lnnp,r ,-o "l $3.50 eos l-e
while on June 80. 1878. .ho nd-Der was onlf
i40ss773. sho wiag an FOR the past year Of
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GEORGE W. HARDIE.

Colonel George W. Hardle, who was drowned
at Long Branch SATURDAY,. was born near Macon
Ga ard was fortyseven years old lie was celebrating
on Saturday birthday IN company with his wife and
sister He was educated at the South. and adntted
member OF the Georgia bar. lie did not practice Ms
profession but entered Mason bal Il. Of hch h. be
came cashier At breaking out OF tae hr entered
the Confederate Army in which he rose 20 he RANK O
Colonel. He came 10 HewYorS soon sit'- the 'ose OF
the " ar and bocaIns "a me ulbrr or Tninnsny EA. de
was ror years Clerk OF the Special Term supreme
Court and In 1870 appointed by tho County Clerk
Law Clerk In that Ofce. lie had tho position until bis
deaf
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THE DENIAL or i SCANDAL.

NORWICH, Conn. Aug. 3l.-A statement
bs>iny been mad. thnt the wife o; the Eev. DR. Joseph
p. Thompson. Of Berlin. had eft her husband several
wears ago and was living In Baltimore Win hef
brother, The N0Trrioh Morning bHas'~ On 'N
celrnt sutbortty p-onounces the statement wholly
,-...,,ti.s. Mr. Thotapsou Wa long resident Or
Nor1 ieh -lc mas friends tnere noH WAp are ~ c,4-
stani communication with Aef ana az INST account" W
Wffh her husband.