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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

w I-S L FIItOINlA, 81:
At Rules ne
in tho Clerks Office Of the Circuit Cour
ol iro>tol county, on the first Monday
of February, 1879.
CHARLES NJ. BISHOP
Us.
jour a. WILEs IL
HENRY w. hoYERs.
The object of this suit is TO recover n
debt of SlIS.Z7, with interest thereon
RON July o. 1873, Subject to "A credit OF
SZ3.OO, PAID July 80. 1879
Ana II appearing that the defendant
Henry w. Meyers, las to whom an attach.
nlent has been returned duly executed
- not resident OF this state. me is. there
i,ort, hereby required TO appear here. at
Rules To be held for said Court. ON the
hrst Monday OF March, next. and do
what is necessary To protect his inn erests
heFflh. And on motion oi the plainutT
ny MS attorney, it is ordered that the
foregoing be published I'm the WEST
VIRGINIA ARGUs--a weekly newspaper
PupIlshed IN this county.
a copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, clerk.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE. AuyIor PrG,
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDIcINp
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SpeTnla tors
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SAVE MONEY.

no one, II he conSultS his own inter-
ests, Will buy one dollars worth of
Clothing or Genlemen's Furnishing
Furnishing Goods until he has seen our
stock and learned our prices.
our object l. TO sell of or entire Wins
Tor stock of Mems wear before the omen.
ing OF the Spring trade. We warrant
you a saving Of % per cent!
u. KAHN, City Clothier.
Brinkman's Opera House.
Grafton, w. Va.
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in honor Of his return, writes from Siam
that he is always sensible of approval OF
his fellow-eitizens; but any formal dis
play which might be construed as a
movement for political purposes would
not be agreeable.
The cOurt-martial in the case OF Col
onel ID. l.. Stanley aud Colonel w. b.
Hazen has found the former guilty OF
conduct TO the prejudice of good order
and military discipline, and sentenced
him 10 be admonished in general orders
by the General of the Army. General
Sherman approved the proceedings and
findings aud says: "The officers will re-
sumo their respective duties" and adds,
both parties will be careful that the
service be not injured by revival Of
the subject"
The most remarkable meeting yet
held in honor Of William Lloyd Garri-
son was in Atlanta, Georgia, on the 9Th
instant. Bishop Haven presided The
resolutions adopted contained the fol-
lowing: From this State and capital,
where SIS 900 was offered for the head
of the great philantbropist, We rejoice
TO make this declaration TO all the land,
and call upon all to praise and serve the
God who led our Moses TO conquer the
Pharoah Of American slavery, and to
make his captives free"
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What charm there is in a clear, smooth
complexioni The ladies are fully alive to this
fact, and therefore use GLENS's SULPHUR
SOAP, the most desirable purifier Of the skin IN
existence. Complexional defects are entirely
removed by IL, and local diseases Of the skin
disappear more rapidly through its influence
than through that Of any other external rem
edy. The fact Is that most Of the onguents,
Ointments and liquids recommended for dis
eases Of the cutiele are not remedies at all, or.
al most. merely relieve without eradicating the
malady sought 10 be cured. This IS not the
case with GLENS's SULPHUR SOAP, which does
its work thoroughly, removing every trace OF
an eruption. Il, moreover, speedily heals old
sores, ulcers, cuts, bruises and scalds, and is a
reliable disinfectant OF clothing or bed linen.
Diseases communicable by contact are pre-
vented by il, and it promptly relieves the
twinges of rheumatism and gOut. Sold by
druggists. Price, p cents per cake. one box
q cakes, 75 cents, sent by mail. prepaid, on
receipt Of price. c. y. Critienton, proprietor.
Sixth avenue, New York CITY.
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RECENT EVENTS.

The Denver and Rio Graude Railroad
has been placed in the hands Of a re-
ceiVer.
The anniversary If the battle Of
Bunker Hill was celebrated on the 18th
instant.
Henry w. Blair was elected to the
Senate from New Hampshire on Tues
day last.
Rumors have been afoat for several
days that the Pacific Mail Company is
in danger Of being closed out.
The Iowa Republicans re-nominated
Governor Gear aud Lieutenant. Cover
nor Campbell by aeelamation.
New York City is reported threatened
with yellow fever, two vessels with the
disease on board being in the upper bav.
The largest "invoice" Of Chinamen
in two years, 1,020, arrived in San Fran.
cisco by the City of Toxic on the 18th
instant.
The losses by the Point Breeze fire.
near Philadelphia, on Wednesday and
Thursday, amounted 20 about half a
million.
North Adams, Mass, has been visited
by a disastrous flood, aud the damage
throughout the district amounts ID
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars.
The House Labor Committee has de-
cided to visit San Francisco and other
leading western cities, after adjourn
ment. TO take further testimony.
Returns to the Department Of Agri
culture show that the average condition
of Winter wheat for June is 80 against q
last wear. The acreage Of Spring whea
sown is about four per cent. inereas
over last Spring.
At Buffalo Gap, Dakota, on Thursda.
night. by the sudden rise and overflow
of Beaver Creek, caused by a waite
snout. eleven persons were drowned
Rive minutes from the first alarm, tn
whole country was flooded, and th
wafer subsided almost as suddenly as
rose.
The number Of acres within the forty
mile grant limits of the amended an
shorter route Of the Northern Pacii
Railroad through Washington Territorl
to Puget Sound will be four million
less than on the old circular route
which will be restored TO the public do
main.
General Grant, alluding to the para
graphs about political demonstration
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practical Science

Under the above heading, the 81. Croix Cou-
rier, Of ST. stephen, y. B., in referring 20 the
analysis Of Dr. Fierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery and Sage's Catarrh Remedy, recently
made by Prof Chandler, OF New York, and
others, says; " Nothing was discovered which
we think Objectionable, and the published
analysis should Increase, rather than retard.
their sale. To Us % seems little unjust to call
a man quack. simply because he seeks 20
reapas much pecuniary reward as other classes
Of inventors" The English press is conserya-
tive, yet, after careful examination OF all the
evidence, 10 not only endorses but recommends
the Family Medicines manufactured by DR..
Pierce. No remedies ever offered the afflicted
give such perfect satisfaction as DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and DR.. sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy
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The wealthiest single woman in the
world is Miss c. L. Wolfe, Of New York.
She is worth over SlO,OOO.OOO, and has
just returned from a two-years' trip TO
Europe. She will die some OF these
years and bequeath this vast sum to
colleges for the exclusive education of
males. That is the usual finale to such
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-19

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc, 1 will send a
recipe that viii cure you. FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary I'm South America. Send a seIfad-
dressed envelope 70 the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
Station d, New York City. SD
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HoI FOR PUGET SOUND
Grand Excursion on the oath Of June.
Rates for the Round Trip from Portland
10 Seattle and Return. Less than Hall
Price--Tickets Coed tiII July 18Th.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FIFHIS EXCURSION Is GOTTEN UP UNDER
Il the auspices OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, but Is for the benefit and accOmmoda-
ton OF everybody. The time is propitious.
The days are the longest; the nights are moon
light, 10 Is too late for clouds; DO Is too early
for smoke. The benefits are numenous-infor-
nation, health. pleasure, economy. The OBJ
Ject is most worihy-TO help In the liquidation
OF a church debt. Persons along the line Of
the o. q C. II. r will pay full fare to Portland
and be returned free 10 the station from which
they paid upon certificate OF Rev. Isaac Dillon,
Of Seattle.
Tickets for the round trip. only Sc 80 each;
chilcfen under j., half price. For sale 40 J. X.
Gill & Co.'S, Portland. IS
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MRS. DUNIwAY's peculiarly original style
OF Editorial Correspondence will continue
from week to week to attract thousands OF
readers, and Editorials are promised upon all
the leading topics OF the day. CORRE-
sPONDENTs are also employed to furnish
weekly letters from Washington, New York
and various parts Of Europe.
No pains will be spared to make THE NEW
NORTHWEST the leading newspaper of its
class in America. It's literature is always
moral In tone and instructive and elevating in
character, and is sought after by the best and
most Intelligent class OF readers. As a medium
for Advertising, this journal has no superiors.
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SURE CURE FOR CATARRH.

The Doctor treats successfully all Chronic
Diseases and Female Weaknesses; cures Can
Ger without pain: has never-failing cure for
FEVER and AGUE- Medicines sent TO all
parts Of the country, and all proper questions
answered through the mails promptly by en-
closing two stamps. Office Consultation FREE.
Write, or call and see the Doctor if you are
needing medical aid.
Ohice-Strow bridges Building, corner lst and
Alder streets, north OF Town Clock rooms
Nos lS and "a, second floor.
Office hours-FrOnl A. VI. TO j. NJ, and frOm 1
to D, and 10 p. NJ. sundays, 20 p NJ
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ns- The National Gold Medal was awarded
10 Bradley Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
Tor the best in the world. 40 Montgomery
street, san Francisco.
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Mrs DIR. Mary o. Brown takes this method Of
saying 10 the afflicted that she Is in possession
OF safe, certain, and painless cure for that
most loathsome and terrible disease known as
CANCER, in all its forms and phases. Her
remedy is never known 20 fail. Address Mrs.
Dr. Mary o. Brown, Olympia, VT 7-86
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Hn's Hairand whisker Dye, black or brown,
so cents.
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cATARRH POSITIVELY CURED! !

nR- JAMES KICK, THE CELEBRATED
IL Catarrh Doctor, OF Chicago, formerly of
Aurora, Illinois, is now located in Portland
Oregon, where he gives (at his office FREE
TRIAL. Of "a
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THE OREGON, GEO. W. ELDER, AND
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
SAILING DAYs-June }, 5. Ii, Is. as, es.

THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 all the princi-
pal Cities in the United States and Canada.
For particulars for Passage and Freight, apply
to q. W. WEiDLER, Agent q. :. \. Co,
Corner F and Front SITS, Portland,
Or J. MCCRAKEN & Co., Agts p. C.S. 5. Co,
%, o. and 81 North Front St, Portland, Or.
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Portland to San Francisco.
Carrying 1. S. Mail and Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express.

The Oregon Steamship Company and Pa
cifc Coast steamship Company will dispatch,
every five days, for the above port, one OF their
new and elegant A I Iron Steamships, viz:
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THIS wELL-KNowN WEEKLY JOUR
nal begins its Ninth Year Of Publication
with its issue of May Ist. 1879, under the busi-
ness management of the DUNrwAY PUBLISH
ING COMPANY, to whom all letters connected
with the Editorial, Advertising or Subscription
Departments OF the paper are to be hereafter
directed.
The New NORTHWEST is not a woman's
Rights, but Human Rights organ, devoted
TO whatever policy may be Necessary to secure
the greatest good to the greatest number. It
knows no sex, no politics, no religion, no party,
no color, no creed. It's foundation is fastened
upon the rock Of Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression.
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oLDs s. King

No. IA Third street, Portland, Or. S
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sales-rooms, Corner First and YamhiH sts.,
Steam Factory, Corner Front and Madison Sts.,
PORTLAND, OREGON. IS
, 1879-07-05

!. 1t cane to pass in the City Of Chicago. In tho
Lake.tegion lie same Ia tho country Of tue I'LL
nuls,
2. In tho seventh month. upon tho fourth day u
the month, yery easY in tho morning, bsfoFu twas
ret day,
., 4 certain man arose and spakn unto hls Mlto,
saying, Lo, this day, eYsn to-day is Tho Fourth Of
July; let VI, thcrstola, rejoice And be exceeding
glad; for thia u pons othos than tho Day Of lnds
pendence, ,-th!s II tho dAy We celebrate.
1. Aud bis wife made answer unto htm, saying,
Thou knowest that upon this dsy tho a,ttacers tn
fireworks, the sons OF Dsaisl also who shoot ol
pistols, likewise the young nIeu, tbs glory ot
whose shos.guns II terrible;
b. Al! these do meet toguthes tfoe It u The
fourth Of Jply,, and take counsel together, and
baaa themselves togalhsE 70 worship Moioch, With
tho aanpd Of the caunpR, 1As plstol, tho horss.
ptatol, tbs shos'gsu,-ye tho hsss'drnm also.
tud the tFe.csackar.
O. tcursed are tho peace. breakers. for they
shall blow OF thslr thumbs.}
7. Lct us, therefore, pray thee, white 1t IL
called to-day arise aud saddle tho railfosd"tsstn,
and nss unto tho uttermoss parts Of the safth,--
thou, aud thy wife. sud thy children. aud 1hy
mald servant. and thy s'ster'la.la". which u
Within Thy gates
s. And We will take With u morsel OF bread,
and cold lea III a bottle, sandwiches als1. which
, 1879-07-05

Tho Josrnsitat Again Reminded Of Ooa1k.
llng's Gut ntrcct.

Tho Josrnsiiat Again Reminded Of Ooaa-
llng's Cut ntrcct.
dpecia{ DtzpatcA 10 TAs T1s1nA
WASHINGTON, D. u, Jnly 4.-Ihe journalist
ic bsttle between ucpry Wattsrsou and u. II.
Painter, relative to the reported spub R!yeu to
WAtterson BY Conkling In refusing b1s {Watter-
son's} Invitations to dinner, IL continued BY
sharp, aggressive latter written By Painter to
Watterson, In the course Of which Fainter sayss
I SOS by .oRr paper that you seek to eYsde,, and
fall TO deny, fle uu1y chnrgos mada BY me. which
repeat, ,--thht yon sought Ms. Conklng'a acqualnt:
ancs ID tue winter OF 1876 and 1877. and putauea
him with Invitations to dinner. which wtse ~
promptly declined. From thst time 70 ths
present you hase pussue4 hiM IN your
oi tho souta can soscl II: ioa havs seeu d q
print p4Et of cofrcspondenca with INC. md ts
supprcas part and, III thu sal.e raper. you print
= dispatch from gentleman which shoHa on lbt
facs of 1t that you received It In coaataRca, aud
had no right to glvo II publicity.
Alr. Puinter concludes with severe illusions 10
rhat ho calls (" Watterson's antics In the rear Of
the Nehcl arlnr," Here the controversy Eosts.
Watteraop's friends sre supposed TO ronsid:e
Gambling tho tnstigator Of this attack upon him,
aud hat to intsuds to b. terrible In his rcyepge,
, 1879-07-05

There has seldom boon moro satisfactory
outfit of conditions In Chicago than those
vouohsafed yesterday for an enjoyable
Fourth OF July, Tho weather shifted in tho
nick OF timo from intense hoat to agreeable
GOODNESS, thereby adding i,nmoasurably to
tho comfort Of TINT cloment Of tho popnla-
ton that always insists on oe1ebraing" il
como vigorous manner. II WIS especially
fortunate for tho workingmon that thoy wore
able to have their parade without danger Of
sunstroks; and tho fact that uuder such
favorable circumstances not more than
1900 Of them marched in the procos-
sion showed that there was no such
frantic desire to participate In tic eight.hour
demonstration as had bean counted upon by
tho organizers thereof 1t IL proper to nay
that Those who did take part conducted them
selves like quiet and orderly citlzans, and
that the affair was respectable il not impos-
{pc
, 1879-07-05

Among the accidents and catastrophes
mentioned in the dispatches this morning MS
occurring on tho Fourth, one Of tho most
melancholy was the partial ovcrturning Of an
overloaded excursion steamer on Lake
Quinalgamond, near Worcester, Masa.,
whereby large number Of the passengers
wore pitched into the water, and sevcn were
drowned. A somewhat similar accident oo-
Cured noar Trenton, N. j., where the
breaking down t an overcrovdod wharf
gare crowd wetting and scare, bcsidea
drowning threo peraona.
, 1879-07-05

thoso surrounded by tho pleasures, tho lux-
uries. mud rcsourcos Of metropolitan llfo.
Chicago has grown grent In her provision
for ror,n1ar ontoymonss and comforts since
tho hmo ahe frat attracted attention rs do
sitabio rlacs IT Hn1nmer-resors. sho has
been practically rebuilt III TINT Time. She
Inns planned, ant1 purchased, and opened to
tho public n. park aud boulevard system
which Ina no equal in th. United s!atos.
She l,as croated from tho broad
prairie ByRtom OF park gardens md
driyos that haa hardly an itnitator In
this country. she has surrounded tho cily
With connecting drivoways which for NUM-
ber a'ld length havo no equal In the park
hyatcnl Of nuy othor city. These parks, con.
nooto1 and intersaotod with broad drivoa,
surround the whole city, ala OF themselves
furnish a,1 entertainment and healthful rec
sroat'on which tue tired and exhausted peo-
PIE OF other cities mover fail TO appreciate
and iloartily enjoy whom they come here.
The number Of summer residents Of Chi
cago consinnos to incrsaso annually. Thoy
fill tho hotols; they moro hero by families
md occupy furnished houses from Juno to
September, mud oven to October. Every day
or two whom tho sun gets hotter, and tho
furnacc-lcnto1 cobbles Which form the foot
, 1879-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

GILMORE AND TIE JUVENILES.
Miss Everett and the Misses Hanley, Of the
lats Juvenile "pluafore party, ware escorted
to the depot last night by Manager Hooley, and,
under proper guidance, dispatched to their
people In tho East. They came to tho
city two or three days ago and put MP at tie
fremont Housa. Mr.. uooley tbareupon took
immediate steps to send them home, paying
theEr hotel bills, railroad fares, etc,
and extrlcatng them from. tue
clutches Of GElmore,-tha follow whs
uas discharged By hIessss. Ilayerly and Locke
IN Nav York for 4 certain offenso stated In THn
TRIBUNE, who MAS denounced by. Mr.. Nixon
and ,pthres or four oshcra who cana IN con.
tact with him, and designated By
Man agor HooloY as 4 fit subject for
the supervision Of tl,u po'Ice; tho Gilmore who
on Thursday caught an unaophlstieated rcporte<
OF city morning paper and PLAYED upon tho
young mans crcdulitJ to tho extent ot . column.
it is needless to say that Gilmore did not leave
last night but ho would have done 70 had b
been abba to rake ila fare togathes.
, 1879-07-05

tic sptrltuat wedding for Col. EATON, OF Kan
sus, Is thus spoken Of by the New York Times:
nr. MAasrl1Lpi Ia noted rs . spisItunltst, not
only In this city Int throughout the country. Onu
Of tho best. known Of h!s "Spisitualstlc" wonders
p1.te. ot ztne iron, without bscatny tho seals,
and giving answers to tho questions con!atnct! In
them. Dr. MANSFIELD waa ono OF tie most intf-
mnte personal friends OF the late Mrs. JANE DE-
FonEsr 11ulL. and hs and bis family wetc frequent
yisItots ut tho llu1L residence, aud etlll maintain
their intimacy with Ds. Hull.
, 1879-07-05

A bust Of FREDERICK DouaEAss WAS recently
placed III sfblcy Hall, oi The University Of isoch-
cstcr. III acknowledgment Of tho compliment
paid HIN, MIR. DouaLAss wrote q very graceful
lettcr, the last part OF which Is rs follows:
It ts not, however. the hight to which l,ave
risen. but the depth from which have come, that
amnxes rs, i seems only l!ttlc while n9o.
when child, might hnvb been seen lighting with
old ttHep," iny mothers dog, for small ahnre Of
tho fcw crumbs that fell from the kttchen tab!o;
whem alept On lilo heArth covering tnY feet from
the cold with tho Harm hshes and my head with
corn bag; only little willis ago 1raggcd to prlton
70 be sold TO the hssheat bidder, c1nneod for sale
like 4 btAht nf burden; later on put out t0 live
with toyEY, the nc1to breaker: beaten md a'moAt
broken In spirit. ha.!ne lit.e lopo either for my
snIf Or uy raca: yet hore III, alive and active.
md With ny raes enjoytng cltlzenslp in the frcest
gl"he. In addition to tais, yoa md your friand..
to preserve nlY features In marble md to place
them In your most honored Institution Of learning.
tn be Waved BY prcaent and fntnro generations Of
men,, know not, my friend, how to thank yoa
and tho Ehnt0,nen ,vho have actsd with you for
this distlngutahcd honor My attachment to lsael-
ester. NY huns for moro than quarter os can.
tury, will endure with my life. Very. gratefully
and truly yours, FnEnERiuK DouoLAss.
, 1879-07-05

Tho London 1Enxs accords to the Jtts ut Al
brrt i1sll, On thu 9Th lust, the unprecedented
lsuuor OF notice on tliu editorial psgc, ip the
uaual typu. less than q column lang. Tho IT,
variable rule OF the ITmss heretofore has beon
to print no short editorials, but IN this case It
has descended 10 tho pctttHeas Of paragraph
thrsa sticks antt a half long. 1he .fat in qusa-
lion Is to bu undur thp atspieea Of the Prince
und Princess of WALES, tllu Duke and Duchess
Of Ep1AHugu, the Fronch Ambassador, aud
, 1879-07-05

Ex.GoE. 1IAnTRANrr, now Postmaster ut
Philadelphia, is said to ba determined to get
Mr. McCaARr'a place in tic Cabinet, and to be
Sc much In earnest that be Will soon rcstgn his
present Office. 1Io would be very foolish to do
so, unlcss lo has positive Insurance from tho
President TINT bis name will be- considered for
t1ls VACANCY.
, 1879-07-05

There wcre good many nice, respectable
looking men in tho Socialist proccsston; IN fact+
there wcre no loatera or tratnps Nearly all OF
them were wall-dressed, well.fad, aul apparent
ly not suffering from drought. 1t IA difficult to
conce,vo what hardshtps they nre suffering from.
In any other country they would be caIIcd nrIa-
tocr2t8.
, 1879-07-05

Tho CYCLONE Of Thursday in Minnesota
proved to be terribly destructive to human
lifo and properly. In one small village nino
persons were killed outright, aud four fatally
injured, while thirty others wore woundod !;
and twenty parsons in all lost their lives In
various places from tho violence Of tho
Btofu.
, 1879-07-05

ZACH CuaNDL1ns offer to lend 100000 for
tho nav Ut the hfarshals Is snecred at by tic
Democrats. But ZAonAR1An knows that It
would bc good Investment, politically and
financially. 1Io would get hts money buck with
iutcrest, and be would get enough votes to
make him Vlce-pres!dent, II he cared for tho
n[11ce
, 1879-07-05

Senator MoDoNALp's "clear caso" IN favor
Of Mr.. HENDRICKS cxcltcs sono amazonieut In
the East. But, 80 far rs the nomination Is con-
ccrnetl, It is really clearer ease than any air.
FlLDka can ut present mako out for himself.
, 1879-07-05
TRIBUNE BRANCH 0FF1t:ESx

Trx EntoAoo TatHrNt hAs established branch onlcst
fer the rcccpt Of subscriptions aad advertisements ~
follows!
NEW ToHK-Roou1 70 Tribune RpI!dtoR ?. 7. Mo.
fAprxN. Manager. ..-.
rARt8 france-Eo. 10 1lns d. Ia Orange .fAte!iere.
u. MAHIxn, Agent,
LONDDN; Eng.-Amsrtean Exchange. 4&e 6esand.
Hxrhr r. 0u.Lfo. Agent,
WARRINGTON D. C.-l8t8 street
, 1879-07-05

Mr.. MuKc1I, tho member from Maine, advances
tho theory that members OF Congress aru paid
too murh. II Sr. MuRon keeps Oh in this way,
va ellal! not regret 80 deeply that he defeated
EuoKSH HALE,
, 1879-07-05

Itis reported that the Socialist Germans left
tllc Republican party bocauto the pEaco Of beer
las not been reduced to three cents glasa.