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New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
4 GRE1r s4Lf OF NEW BOOKS.

The Fall Trade Sale of books began yester
DAY morning Mt o:3O O'Clock, in the rooms at Clinton
Hall In the about forty buyers were present;
in the afternoon about sixty. MANY were from Boston,
Philadelphia aud Western cities. Uptown city dealers
had good representations ana The Nassaust branch Of
he trade were there in LARGE numbers as usual The
bidding Wa, very All day. and the prices were IN
some cases HIGH and In many goodi absolute
"slaushters" were few. general advance took place
on last years prices.
noushton. Osgood & Co.'S publications led the way.
A now volume by Elizabeth stewart Phelps " Scaled
orders" Wa. the ltst book offered 1t brought within
cents Of tAe best wholesale price. Bayard fayIoPs
F,lst In a new edition match Bryanfs translation
Of Homer followed after and brought good price
Then came Mr.. WMtneys books in sets at only lOi2
cents less than Wholesale rates The special feature OF
TIA, day the tale Tcnny,ons works In twenty-fonr
different editions. comprising between 1000 and 5000
solumes-uow ossin. 100O copies In l2mo being
offered taken 30 per cent off the retail price.
Three other eiiuons followed, aud then came the
te u yon"e 9fered Tor ,honsand yGinmss IN
in ar sets the books brought 81 aud II 90 per vol
meut. L. Morthngtons book which followed, were IN
several offered in Lots Of 230 300 and oven 900
la, me nrces SIN held good. Mr.. WOrtbngton orccd
OOp copies of Tennysons works after between 1000
and 5000 had ju'i been sold ana sot De.er .rcs i9r
Them than was expected. thousand copies OF singe
edition went for 53 cents. ana whch inc price was
knocked down rfeel din 9i vo,es oo no i " o's % m
room until The aucuoheer pounded with ms hammer NJ,
and announced You re rs bad a the GOldRoom sMf.
Worthingion offered nfiy copies each OF sir George
Compbelrs Black ana White" GlutleTs ana other
vrriTers' Famous French Auhors.' ana Madame
/ RrtIn's Souvenirs" rhc latter being already IN IT'S
.h,rd edition. with 5000 copies sold. These b0Obs
n,s,h, S,tnin "A (, " cents OF the Wholesale prices.
.n",t , OoO :. ChstterbOxes 4" were sold. Chatter
box which brought 37la cents last yesr soid Tor oIs
80 and anoth.r which went for 80 then, brodght
S9io Nearly 800 copies OF Taines English llera-
tnr. were sold. With the exception ol an entioh
which brought lust 40 per cent Oh they SOFA low the
Standard English edition going for less than ha he re-
,u &c. The works OF Rabelals aud BOccacciO also
~nf low aud the wavorley novels IN thin lonos pa
ner hrousht only cents piece. But there we're re"
80 80 Scs,ares While many books brought prices which
weie regarded as good bargains for the publisher;
Mr. Worthington's list should have been nnisheo
~, rtsbI being 80 set down IN the cata-
ioge but at 10 o'clock the sale adjourned with eight
na.s vet unsod Though not very good book 10 siceP
Le Koran was without protest as the Poiht
for breaking off, This morning 900 copies OF .he
Ko,an will be put The revised edtion OF
chambsrss cyclopedia will follow Next In the order
Of publishers are Lille Brown o. s r. c,pa uo To-
day.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

noteworthy. All these. wth Mr Hoenh'cEs Msns a0d
much beside. make Ia play YhicH u better ~ many
essential IOini~ than haH ever been tn Vel 40 ff -
carcirs-ncss IA he grouping aud lack % large 'r
plants. winch at rst sight givcs tue visitor icrl
ing - nsapDOni nen and makes wish ~ were bet
ter. rs It doubtless vii. b. thl- evening.
THE FRUIT DEPARTMENT.
There can hc question 10 The excellence OF Tho
frut department. e the best seen In this cry.
The apples pears peaches and ar the perfection
OF form color fragrance and the tasting committee
kindly hungry spectators, Of favor as well.
Even the vegetables make brave show. aud skepiIes
who cOnb nnf there beauty in pu alto nave OnA 10
look the piaic of smooth, auhercpi0led 81 Pat
rIcks aud confess thcir Win shame anu cohiu'
sion ~ face.
The principal prizes were awarded "a folloTss
To John :. Burr, group OF Stove aud greenhouse
plants.
To Louis Menand for % greenhouse plants. for ID
stove plants IN bloom. for Orchids for yarieg9ted pants
Tor aeavcs, FOR best succulcnis and FOR best ercs
To Isaac buchanan Tor ycOpOdlums and sel1smcllas,
for Twelve ferns and FOR best yarrgated plant.
I" +. ROenbeck Tor twenty-five ferns and for tree
ferns
To W. c. Wilson for maranta- cratons. for plant
for hanging basket wardiln case and forntTy.
To Peter Henderson caladiums ru-tic vase, c0lcc-
tion flowers dahla- ysrDenar foreign grapes Tor
best potato ana for vegetables.
To Mas Morgan Tor orchids.
To Mrs. W. j. Davidson for Autumn leaves and
pressed ferns.
To james Yick for cut flowers, Tor lilies and asters.
To Eiwnnger a. Barry tor grapes and fruit.
10 The Rev. T.. T.. Roe for best hew peach.
To NO0son a Co. tor hardy Icrblcrous pereDuials.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
soLoN b. CHASE. FROM MAINE.

The announcement that Solon Il. Chase, the
farmereader OF the Maine Greenbackers, was speak
last evening in Cooper Institute drew audience OF
over 1000 10 that halan audience that the evening
wore away, became wildly enthusiastic. Those present
were chiefly workincmen. shopmen ana artisans
and many OF them took their wives along
The stage built but the OF chairs on
were far from beng nl occupied. soon after O'Clock
Peter Cooper appeared the stage with Mr. Chase on
his This the signal for lOugcOnDued cheers.
In few complimentary words Mr. Cooper introduced
the speaker who he advanced warmly received.
Mr.. Chase has pleasant. open face. lie T. below the
ordinary height. The sides and back of bis head are
adorned with thin fringe OF straight. black hair. and
the entire top Of his head bald In the heated por
ons Of his arguments after he has made what he re-
CARDS very strong point no has iayOrito way OF
stretching ont his arms bending forward ana gently
smoothing down his hair with the palms Of HIS big,
bard hands. Willie speaking he stoops considerably.
ana rcstcustes mostoi the time Win some awkward
ress. H. speaks rapidly. and uucrs his words in a
s,gong, clear voice.
Toe argnsnts cmploycd MI Of the simplest. home
hsst kIi. relating aimos- without exception to farm
M and 10 trade in the products of tr farm The favor
lie way Mr. Chase has OF EXPRESSING bis grievance
alar- he capIiali~i. complain of theh for trying
continually o. get more iog into dollar or. III
other words. for increasing The rIircha-mg power ~
money liz metaphors. siui.lrs. ana ohcr hsuter All
apurai to nave g, rf ~ force Win uI audience
cont OF their simplicity ard dirrrnrss From the first
thc speaker is best of terms Mth bis nud;euct
Duc e. hs best points ~ thr speech, which lasted Hn
hGf AND hii. wHcr. iownld IT. Close, he referred
10 hc 81 ument 81 ovrtproducton bcing the cause oi
the haa times. "Nhy," said he. " there are three
charches lying icle IN The town OF sumner IL M
~tai', aud not nnia the farmers III 'he to~H
can sell their butter and hogs for "a plont
WI tne winters snow be trodden around
tle doors Of The snnctuaries. MnetS the
Is-uit An oVcr-pIoucion OF minis crs! .Great ap-
pause and laushtcr.l Tho boy who gets ony a cent
apiece for hir t,h cleaned complains ot an over
production Cf f.L thus thrr, II over rroducton 81
calico isa. ministers. and thcNl hnd ou that there's
oVtt-prodncf Grccuns kcTs!' This scIt incnt
look le audi. uoe almost of rs feet.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
4 Great DAY f0R K1NSfS.

LAWRENCE. Kas., Sep. 17.-Yesterday was
the gran"st day in the history of Kansas The Qlafter
Centennial celebration OF :Ae settlement OF the state
ma snihcent success. Business fairly
pended IN Lawrence. and the citizens ~ Donglass
County turned ont en- masse. More than l. 900
teams crossed the wagon brdg" for Bismarck Grove,
and the railroad trains ran every twenty minutes be-
tween the civ and the grove. Not one quarter Of tho
people could get iuto the Tabernacle. The grounds,
t.ty extent were througcd. Special trans
from AL The neghhOrng cities. IL was estimated that
10000 people were prc-' nt
The Governor and most Of the State officers
the ground General Pope and otneT military officers
were present. Letters read rom Anus Law renee,
Boston; ex-senator .Irumhull. Of Illinois, Secretary
Eyarts. Secretary sherman, senator lnr1s, the Rev.
James Fireman Clarke John g. Whittier Martin h.
Conway ant others.
sp,cch,s made I'm the forenoon by d. Il. Anthony,
Sidney Clarke, Grorge Julian o Mary land General Pope
and Z. Il. Lines.
1uc barbecue dinner wa. great succe-s
The event of the afternoon te orator bf The Rev
Edward Everett Hale, ~ Boston, Gu Tue Settlement of
Kansas" short speeches were a'-1 made by
John w. Forncv. Governor -. john J. - Enorv. T. -.
Tnack'r of he iorrcace J0rHa ID. wilder, Of me 81.
Joseph Herdh. ani Others.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

presented rho pnrtv with principles. The Platform -
stated hen the candidate The pIrt;, nr~t
and last. IN is entirety and conception. j. john
kelg. - They got mad." couiinurd the speaker,
" when Governor Robinson refused to aurrend,r
bis mind 10 John Kelly. and Kelly IS at
"rmit with the majority at public officials bccanse
They VIII not surrender 10 him the patronage OF thcr
oiirc7. Once john Kelly had succeeded IN obtaining
power hr commenced To- push every away from him
Every with brains cnOu.- 70 make Succ'-~iul iot
knows that he Is the brains II lammany Hal
lie is being incapable of gratitude. He has Not
dollar IN the world when 10 dd not get from t public
chest ~ the banGs OF the Democratic party AID yet he
defes that party He impudeuty asserts that be - IN
he neid to rlrct Republican candidate. II would De
charity To believe ihH The insane. CIV" you my
word, ana know town IN the state. TINT lucn~
Robinson T. 10000 votes stronger by John k'llys de
lection. We learned In past that the support
OF Iammsny Hall was the heaviest load the Democratic
party had % carrv,'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

FARNHhM-Af Elizabeth. VI. on Tues iag morning. -
G George ". Flirham formerly oi ia et, aged
wears.
rnr.r AZ st Johns Church, elizabeth. Thursday, tho
Fmi, oi t. ia : ar. respectfully Invited 10 attend.
Int uucnt a. Ner-liaTrn, conn.
FOX-st Mcrrck. l. l. on No1llv morln- sept nber IS,
Charles Fox in me G3t wear re-. hI- tgH.
attend the funeral .ervcrs from ilt hlli' CHURCH. cor
Pars.ave. aud 39t-f on lhursi D. n lti r1'
0ut.rsi that ro flowers Dee -cnt
Intcrurit 40 stamford, conn.
GEON-At WayRonG. IT,. on Tuoslly morning september
H. D. a.. Grow. of chicago.
Temporary lLt,rneat lAnfsiar, september =.
KLTTN-At Opes Canton Berne. switzerland, SIldav,
Aulf,t 81, Mrs. Helen b. 'oiu-. rltr nl d. Ih'o IT.
k.n nect oi tlc tte George Col il-, Sc. ~ s
cty.
LFwIs-Tn Brookfvn September ~ Mrs rornsha ~.
waiG,, low Of VA lam Lewis, late - >s~ sk, tse -
RELATIVES and friendsof te family are Invited oatl h,r
iunefa on irdtri the l1ii u', a n i I"i the ies
deucc oi her slu 1hcl. j.. Lows. 81 % pr sfrui-f.
POWTUs-On rresllv. September 1G ;e-H. ifhe.c' Caw
or daughter 0f fhe ate Thomas abd MAJ = foweis II
pafiyes and fricn l. ~ the family ira respectfully
attend fhc a cst Nllrc. corner ~ 9TH
ave- 80 h t, Tina. stF nor iiA.. az lu.D s1tk.
RFAD-At EarlcsaO.ti = rth Am1lr \. r., ON .'stlY
mnrning. scpcm er ~, - neat a. n T. te 7-ih nir
% i
Funeral his ats -s,il5l THURSDAY morning.
at "A 1rl)ff.
SItERAi AN-on August l.. ls7o Lima Perm, :. A. ot
typhnl fever James H. youutp.f ~ janr. a. and no
lac Aas aaset a.. sherm oi ts Guy, IN the 5Sd year ot
hi,
THOMSON on rrss ly sent einbcr g. pcrdneve y.
the Rev ID. Thomson. ~ rviurS. ~ - --f year.
Funeral frln t- resticr Of lis son. Dr. z. !. Th0l
P,rriueNhc Nj, on FRIDAY, september ~, ~ 'c'eA
Carriages az Hghtstosn arrival OF morning trains from
&cN-NurA auA PLNAiri.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

The most hopeful feeling prevails at the
the Republican state Central Committee IN thc
Flfth Avenue Hotel, and much work is already being
done.
Tie meeting of the XXIIId Assembly District Repuh-
iican Associalon, NJ No. 100 East Onehoundrcdand-
twcnty-afth-sf last evening, attended by several
hundred persons and much interest Was shown In the
speeches. Hcuiy c. Robinson was tue tgst speaker H.
iroduc,d BY M Page. the ohnirman lie called
attention In an earnest Wy % tho eVil-
threatening the Nation n the Democratic party
should obtain control Of The Federal Government nox
year. The only thing. ne said, that now stood in the
WY Of the absouie power o. tc Confederate rgadors
g. Cfn-res, was Executive. II Democratic Plesi
dent poul lo elected IN 1850 tho fruits ~ the war
milhi be LOST. The hr.gadors might proceed To pension
all the soldiers who served under jefferson Davis 10
prevent these and other evils the Democratic party
must be- beaten in $50 aud in order dO tha, that
party must be- beaten IN NewYork this Fall Assistant
Dsirc.-Atorucy Herring spoke Of the high character
Mr.. Cornell and tne ability ae lad shown a. Speaker
OF the Assembly Ernest Han. Colonel webster and
otlc's addressed the meeting. Iir enthusiasm SHOWN
dUrng tAc evening was Increased by the Singing Oi cam
pt2u songs ny gice cub
naFt oi the city assemb ed M The rooms OF the Cor
neil and IIO-kius Campaign Cub Of the AlAtn
Assembly District, Wst Nneiy-n -ninth-st., near the
uicvard. ratify the nominations OF the SARATOGA
erni Burke. Professor Hunt sanclord q. Plumb
and others. Resolutions we're adopted. approv-
Convention g peGgng the support u the club 10 tie
candidates uu the state iicKci.
III, Std IA r. publican Cornell and IIoskirs Campaign
or. uixaton met Monday cvciin- ~ Dramatic Ii j in
lat lIoL- In espunse 70 single call about 900
men wcr' resent. l.eic "I' aO9it ,Oov s"e"cs III
ius c.t, Who have never b-pf, hdd any political oi an
Iafui. The iulowlr on rr were ClDc.c ON 'lDu"al
..euine President r. Pet Is-n Nicc-fi csiicut lii
ian Parsons; second Nlc,li'slie4il, - JoAhsOh sec
I4f b. a..
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

fTeluiezs eight Iuane walk. cot about
hands knees. \ wonderful cure.
M~.-r-. & POTTER o. gflcmnn: have iat most
wonder fi e 90 .t IArUm lol seventeen f'nrs .lnrre
with salt rem llf 10 head face. Uttk. arms, an,
lccR walk. ouy hands and knees. 90
Ihayr Hot been able q" help fof for lsh tags.
trici hundreds ro"etis- hld ne least fff,t.
Ilr rcuralir 80 parents tcl
everything taf along Advertisement alt
concluded 10 fy Gucura Eewfors Inc nr-t BOX ~ irii
brought humrI tho r skin. % futt
drop of e cane Gus until entirely clfci Al
cir t4ark most htfriiv nv ANY ffr
who fluk. This letter aH l.f rlsr come aud
zee ule and lld oIt Tor tncusely,s Your Irur,
Will MCDONALD.
1915 plffcrfolI-.t.
Chicago. H., NaTeh 4. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
ALL PARTIES AT WORK.

'
TWO DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEES TO ORGAN
IZE IN IHIs CIrY-EATITICATION or THE RTGU-
LAR SYRACUSE TICKEr-REPUBIICAN DISTRICT
CLUBS.
The Democratic State Committee will meet
in New-York on Tuesday, when it is believed
the seats held by Tammany men Will be filled
by others who favor the regular ticket.
Tammany State Committee Will also be
organized, and an effort will be made to
canvass the State in the interest of John
Kelly. 4 meeting of the Irving Hall Democ-
racy was held last night, and speeches were
made by Colonel Fellows, Senator Ecclesinc,
and others. Republicans are organizing in
the Assembly Districts.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

politieal Noiites.

,xth Assembly District Republican Associaton.-Re-
nnbran rally raty the nominations foi STATE officers
held Be.cker buildings lna slAf evening SePei'
bel IL. at o'clo,f
H(rS q. D. MURRAY.
HON ANSON q. McCOOk,
MAJOR WILLARD BuLLARD. and others WIN
address the meeting. JACOB ID. ACkERMAS. freSidenL
ID ID.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
WILIIAM B. WOODEN NOMINATED.

ITHACA, y. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
Convention Tor the XXNttn District nominated william
b. Woodin IOr senator to-day OA tue eighty y-eighth
1t.I
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

The Fan Rircr Hcrnid tonight No names given.
bat TWO persons against whom the street talk II dit
rccted deny 10 night that there Is the slightest occ1
Tor such rnmors and thcy are not gnneraly beeved.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
LAMEs IL LOOMS For sENATOR.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Republic
can Senatorial Convention OF the Nfih District, held
here to-day unanimously nominated James II. LOomis.
OF wyoming lie was a member OF tnc iist Senate
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
Bilious disc

Bilious disorders, liver complaint, cOstiyc-
ucs- etc. arc ry removed hy Dr ID. Jayne, -ann-
tive Pills. a remedy mid and rtaln action, and may
be taken at any time without flsh irom exposure.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

Several young graduates have dropped INTO
Tur Srw YORK TRIbr NE Office lately 10 inquire. Have
YOU ali the Macaulays you want on she local r-Cincn-
nuti C0mIue rcal.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

TIE ZULU KING SUBDUED. AT LAST
1HE BETIsu PURSUIT CROWNED WiTn SUCCESS
CrrYwAYo's EARLY CAREER AND RtLATiONs
WITH TuF BRITISH GOVFRNons.
King Cetvwayo. who has been fugitive
since the battle of Ulundi, was captured on
Auenst % in the northeast of his kingdom
by Major Martcr, who was in command oi
squadron of dragons. The early career OF
the King and his relations with the British
Governors are given in the sketch appended.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
DISTURBING RUMoas IN FALL RIVER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept 17.-Rumors of
other financial troubles or irregularities have been noat
* about here for several days. and published In
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

1RiBrNR OFFICE. Sept. Is, a. m.-The downward
movement IN barometer ended yesterday morning.
and was followed by "A rapid rise. The weather was
p,rily cloudy ana clear. The temperature ranged be-
tween GO aud 7Jo the average beng ~ higher than
On Tuesday The amount of moisture IN the air has been
dimiui he'd. go ,- .,
clear or partly cloudy weather. with slight changes IN
crature may he expected IN this city ana vicinity
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Il, 1879.
For New-Tuclaud. clear or party cloudy weather,
westerly winds. stationary lower temperature,
rising barometer.
For tine MIDDLE Atlantic states. clear or partly cloudy
weather. westerly winds. coming variable, rising iOl-
lowed by laus baron tei, stationary lower tempe
azure.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
x,h A..smbl, pi.tr.c Republican A..srlalI

usr meet Ieahlusr,ers ConcoIdia A.ssnoly
koous this Thursday evening at 2
ocluck routine business and % ray
the VI Aonzo Cornell TOR Governor aud the
tnauder 4 the KepubicaI Ickol II. il. HAiuHI.
kREDK SIgBRRf, secretary. frcaldeak
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
NIRRLEI.

PARKER-yAN ORDFS-On tio l1fh inst. rv The p =.
No AAld..
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
Special Nollrr5.
Now Ready
THE NINETNENTII CENTURl
Price 20 cents. Per apngm. - 25.

TIE NINETEEN1U CENTURY.
CONTENTS OF SEPTEMBER NUMBER.
J. a DIiLoGUE oN HUMAN HAPPINESS. by W. II.
g. cLERicRL EDUCATION IL FRANCE. by Edmond
l. AcI!AGfEs rEXNYsoN rrESEn, BY Jane. spgaia:.
g. TIE TIE i%R FaLfrt1L r. t1A xoy ' 81 LORD 81 a%AcoSs:
: NOTE BY iTmR WiY 1x I>DIA The Land and hi
eqPs si hy 5imGi !p t G'ic ceCoSb q * cESruRy By
O. THE PWBi.lS ~ RRIsT N AGRIcULTURAL RE;
" F0iM -Conc.uded. By william J. Bear EdHor u
Tho Marx Lane ESpre.,
SPLENDID MISERY. By Miss II. 2. Braddon Chapteu
For sale BY all new,ds- cent BY maj 70 suy sdlrc,'
receipt u 70 cents subscription I"e' u % Pc yeah
A""'''' GEoRGE MUNRO.
II 10 y Vandowater -. New-l ork
Post Ulhce Notice ne foreign mnsio se'f lhls
sATUkDAY september - , WI co,. Al .nS i,s IN
10 iIsDAI a. p M lsT EsIoPS % fr rSae
direct by steamship - Iaureat va iiayre aud q ~
TIUK-DAY. ;3J for Earoo" oy steamship Baltic.
nasf De specially addressed and At - Tor EUROPE ~
s,sansalP W. iin A AZ & a. m ior P1ro5. 5S Ia
CITY OF ichmond, va One,n'town coc'p'naenee ios
eilasgow aud at 1880 A. for Europe. sieam,nlp
Donau via Southampton ana Bremen me mails io Dem
sweden aaa Soi way are dspt'ehSSa & Ds ys ava
NewHork srpt,mb-r l6 ihs mails for iiayu - Domingo
for havana leave Nea september y ami 20 The mails
St W & - s fr - P"o Iieo direct ieSgc N,w.YerS sep
tember 20 The mails for A.DnwaN aud ,Outh iAchd
fort, leave New Yok september The mails Tor he1co
leave New.YorE september 20 rne mail, tor sa,tr.A &C.
september 20 The mans Tor CanA AMI
Japan leave Francisco October !.
rHOs. t. TANEs. Postmaster
Post once. New-York. september l3. 1919.
Congress Water supenorty ts edsharuc tni At,et
In ifs entire freedom from oYergth ug ptt,r -
aeid that rr mucous memofanr AT mineral Mtert
hat are dangerous rants be known BY an acid aiies
MANS ul--ion ON Earth "A thorough Medical Treatise.
Confirmed Di~atiitic may bc removed Tho
experience 20 years study, observation aud professional
sctce showing the that Will insure Restored Nla-
vitality and sound conditions OF Health
that hay pared Oyera1eu powers staemont
of the
them. 25c postage -ttmpsl Address
secretary Museum Anatomy aud Science 400 otH HsNc y
NJ stewart'r steam Carpet Cleansing NOrAs SO TN
ave. send fOr crcglAr-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
THE ZULU KING A PRISONER.

CETYWAYO CAPTURED BY MAJOR MARTER ~ THE
NORTHEAST OF ZULULAND
CARE TowS, Aug. 90 1879 via ADES.
Major Marter captured Cetywayo yesterday.
TnE REPORT CONFIRMED.
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept. l., 1879.
The agent of the Eastern Telegraph Company at
Alden confirms the report of the capture of the Zulu
King. Ceiywayo. by Major Marter with a deiach-
rnent OF the 1st Dragons serving under Lord Gif-
ford, in Northeast Zululand on August 2S.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

RATIFICATION or HE SYRACUSE UCKEr ~ IuE
Irving HAIL DEMOCNAcy-sPF ECHHs BY COL
oNrL FELLOWS sENAroR TCCLiSINE AND
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

1913 plffcrf'oli-Ht T..
Chicago. H., NarrA 4. 1879.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03
Sherin's Sale.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Yea. Err, issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field Co, and to me directed, there will be exposed
to public sale at the Court House. in the borough
Of Cleariold, on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03

by virtue Of sundry writs Of Lepari Faeias is.
sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear.
field county, and to me directed, there will he
exposed to public sale at the Court House, in the
borough Of Clearheld, on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-03
Iroal Advertisements.
sherin's Sale.

DY virtue Of wrlts Of ~ Fa., issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear-
field county, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House,
10 the borough of Clearheld, on