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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwKNTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. D. c., :
Sept. 9, l A. M.
For New England,
partly cloudy weather, local rains, northerly
winds, nearly stationary temperature, station
airy CT lower arometer.
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MAINE.
,erland Rantist Association

Cumberland Baptist Association.
LEWISTON, Sept S.-The Cumberland Bap-
fist Association occupied the forenoon reading
letters from churches and discussion on the
Sunday School question in the afternoon. Rev.
Mr.. Chandler of Saco preached. Subject
The highpriesthood of Christi
Adjourned.
Fusion Nomination.
BELFAST, Sept. Sat the Democratic and
Greenback caucus tonight Richard H. Moody
was nominated for Representative to the legis-
lature.
Fire in Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 8.-A boarding house owned
by the Sprague and occupied by Mrs Sarah
Farnham was burned last night. Mr.. Barber's
dye house was flooded. The loss is about $1,000.
Sagadahoc Democratic Convention.
BATH, Sept, S.-The Democratic county con-
vention met today and nominated the follow
ing officers:
Senator-John F. Williams, West Bath.
Judge OF Probate-W Washington Gilbert,
Bath.
Register of Probate-Albert G. Eaton,
Bath.
Commissioner-Isaac Spaulding, Richmond.
Treasurer-Geo. K. Newman, Bath
Attorney-Francis Adams, Bath.
Sheriff-Jeremiah F. Whitney, Topsham.
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Pea. II 9O@2 90
Mediums 80. Il Too
Yellow Eyes. 2 2O@2 25
RnrfRr.
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California Mining STOCKS.
ChicagoLive Stock Market.

(By Telegraph.l
CHICAGO. Sept. 8.-Hogs-Receipts 10000 head;
shipments 1900 head market steady; best firm;
common to good mixed packing at 4 6595 1C; light
9O@5 %: choice heavy.5 3O95 rs.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head;
market steady; common to fair slow at OO@4 80;
butchers at 5O@3 37Ha.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head; shipments IT'S head;
market firm; common to medium at 5OGD4 25;
good to choice A 5O04 rs.
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The New San Francisco Charter Defeated
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-As to the result of
the charter election today the general impress
by large ajority.
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Boston Stock Market.
Sales of the Rroker's BOARD Sent g.
New York stock and Money Marke,.

(By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Sept. S-Evening.- easy at 2
93 per cent. on call, closing 21s; prime mercantile
paper 41a@51s per cent. Sterling Exchange STEADY
at 4S1 for long and 4S3A @483I2 for short. Gov
ernments quiet but generally firm. Railroad bonds
less active. The stock market closed strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat.
ed 29S. 700 shares.
Ioilnvlng Io-daY,s closing nuntations of
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Eurepea,s Markets.

By Telegraph
LoNDoE, Sept. 8-123O p. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds as, ia.
LIVERPOOL, Seyt. S-12.3O f. M.-Flour 9sa
lis; Winter Wheat at Ss9Ss I'd; Spring Wheat at
rs 6d9Ss led; California average at IS 2da9s Sd;
club do at 9s 4dd9s Sd; Corn at As lid; Peas at
rs I'd. Provisions &C. Pork 6Ss; Beef at 62s Cd
Cheese at 63s; Lard at AS 3d. Bacon at AIS 6da
45s 3d. .Tallow 35s Cd, at London 37s 9ds
LIVERPOOL, Sept 8-l2.3O P. Motion market
higher; Midding uplands at 1-16d Orleans 71sd;
sales o. 900 bales; speculation and export 900.
Erie 4556.
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Foreign Exports

BUENOS AYRES. Bark J Ii Chadwick-391, :
932 it lumber, Is, 95S pickets.
CARDENAS. Schr Maggie Darlng-4929 shocks
and heads, 275 bbs potatoes, 5 bush oats, do
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The Wool Market.

Boston, Sept S-[Reported for the Press. -Th
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
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BATH.
Thirty Garfield Flags Raised Last
Night.

THE BIGGEST DEMONSTRATION BATH
EVER SAW.
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The Canadian Pacific Road.

The Canadian Pacific Road.
LONDON, Sept 8.-Sir John Mcdonald and
other Canadian government commissioners
have been successful, and arrangements for
the construction of the Canadian Pacific rail-
road were concluded this afternoon.
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Rec.iu,s of Maine CsnraI.

PORTLAND, Sept. T..
ForPoulahd % eafe u1scs iiansous mePeha ldiss;
Iof c3n1a9tinS reads Al cas- l.iscslianee1s, mar
ohalaisa.
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Closing prices Sept. 8, as reported by ii. N.
Pinkham, Stock Broker, 80 Exchange street:
ASKED.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water convsyence-10O0 bush Cnrnmaal 10 It
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Fish.
al
AsVs Z ~ -
Mackerel, Pbbi
Da-N
ElOur.

Superfine.. ..3 1894 %
Extra Spring. 3 00@5 20
Xxx Spring. ...6 00@6 SO
Patent Spring
Wheats. ....7 5008 rs
Michigan Win
ter best. 5 1906 90
Low Grade
Michigan: ...5 O0@5 sc
st. Louis Win
ter fair .5 1906 QC
Winter good. g 00la6 25
Winter best. 6 SOFAS 7t
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THE VERA CRUZ.
GREEDY ACTION OF ST. AU-
CUISINE PILOTS.
The Wreck Kept a Secret for Two
Days.

GREAT HAULS BY THE WRECKERS
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MEMORANDA,

Barque Rosetta Mcneil, Pascal. from New York
for Kingston, Ja was at anchor off Kingston during
the late hurricane and rode it out in safety.
Brig Long Reach of Bath, 229 tons, from Apa-
lachcola for Philadelphia driven ashore at Tur
tie Mound by the late hurricane and will be total
loss.
Brig Caroline Eddy, stranded on the Florida Coast,
was sold Sd inst for 81 and the cargo for $425.
Sch Allegro of Machias. wrecked on Cape Heno-
pen, registered 173 tons, was seven years old and
owned by W Pope s. Co.
Manila July 1.-THE hull of the stranded barque
Carrie Humphrey was sold by auction 18th inst for
S12, and spars, stores, sc, for $4,000.
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In this city, Sept. 6, Patrick j. Kenney. aged 10
years months. Western papers please copy.]
In this city, Sept. 8, VIM. j. Anderson, aged %
years months.
At Montmorenci Falls, Quebec, Canada, Sept. 8,
Mrs. Mary Hail. widow of the late George Benson
Hall.
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CUSTOM BOOTS

Ladies' and Gents Boots made to measure, and
perfect fit guaranteed, in any style desired, from
French Kid, French Calf, Eng. Enamel, FRI, St.,
CIR. Goat with Pa, oak soles, by thorough first class
workman, at reasonable prices.
We also keep in stock, all the leading styles in
hand made Newark, n. j.. Goods. and general
assortment of Ladies' Misses Chldrens Boots and
Shoes of all kinds, Wholesale and Retail.
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1ha Constitutional Anendments.

Constitutional Amendment. Article eISh'-Fo'
,.,,-..., .,,I.
Ma ihTeh.For Ratification. q.
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who are elected to high offices. A candi'
date for the Chief SIagistracy Of a State is
supposed to beiu accord with the opin'
ions III the people who nominate and
elect him. When he declares his indy
ing hate towards tie minority party Of the
State, and announces that he intends TO
teach his children to hate that party, and
that living and dying he will cherish this
intoletant and proscriptiye spirit towards
it-ard upon this declaration as per
i sonal platform Is elected to Office, his
election Is simply notification to the
world that people who hold the senti'
ments that this narrow aud bigoted Bour'
bon 50 intensely. and intolerantly hates
are not wanted in the State Of which he
is Governor.
This is natural inference, and 1t is one
that the country ct large will draw from
the trlnmphTof Jake jackson alter such
disgraceiul proclamation as he made o.
Fairmont. We ought not, and We need
not, expect immigration from the North III
the face OF the endorsement OF mar
who could give utterance to sentiment
80 full of malice and meanness. A desir
able population will not come into a STATE
where the people rise up and do homo
to the author OF such an atroCious procIa
matinn. ~ sf'
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NEsI lIRGIAIA NNIIERlII.

Nine departments Of study; tsIt.looh innbAA
nj cost; calendar arranged 10 salt teAthsn d.
penSes for one year from el75 to $500; nss+s
tarIan, liberal, thorough. Fall tsfu baini Up
TENDER LIST, 1850. Attendance lAi ytli lueA
counties Of West Virginia and IRON Stats nj iE
s.sFor catalogues and OtbH inion.tioa PiI
TO the President ]. Il. Thompson, A0NasArI
West Va.
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GA1rlKLD. u. HAScocK.

Garfield, pOs,lblc.,.. 1855 Hancock, possible. 1871
! So you see the death struggle for the
Democracy will be in New York, for II
they gain all the doubtful States and lose
New York they cannot succeed. on the
other hand, even II Garfield loses New
York, he has even, yea much better
chances, In all the doubtful States named,
with the possible exception OF Florida,
and he needs but 50 votes out OF the6 O..
Senator Wallace Democrat was in town
last week. He is confident Of Indiana,
not doubtful Of New jersey, and very well
assured Of New York. He does not lay
any broad claims to Pennsylvania, but he
alleges things look very hopeful. On the
other hand, Pig Iron Kelly, who is also
IN the city, says that the talk OF the Dem
ocrats Of carrying his State Is all gas"
that Garfield will have an Overwhelming
majority"
5: 9. Gallagher and O. P. Snyder, EGGS,
Of Charleston, and Mr.. Parks, Of Union,
passed through the city ON their way
home from Martinsburg and stopped q few
days.
Hon. B. F. Martin was also here for a
few days. He takes his defeat very phil
osophically, but am mistaken in the
man II he does not remember, with NOT
too grateiul feelings, some OF the more
prominentof those who were proiessedly
friendly and yet betrayed his confidence
and trust. MORE ANON.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

You 0oYERSoB,
GEO. C, sTURGIsS, Of Mononsnlla.
surERNTxSDEST oy -TREE scnooLsl
A. L. PURiNToN, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY OESKRAL, tf
GEO, b. CALDWELL, Of Ohio
AUDITOR,
John $, CUNNINGHAM, Of KanawhA'
TREASURER, Aus p
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe T.,
SUPREME JUDOR,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison.
YoR coN0REsS, ...,.I
,,t pIstrict-JoHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood
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EEMAL[ GlLL[GE,

The only Female College In MARYLAND -'n tst'
tered In lSl0, with the power Of eobleniFg d,ppIN
aud literally endowed BY the State 10 ia y Y
new buildings, ample grounds, good iPlt1laA Z
able Faculty, and all the hppOlnimenpo o. snlt1s
inItItutIon. Board aud tuition, ~ SlSa Ehaa
twelve years, 500. CAtllOgues At this o@se
MwPIw n. C. BROOKS, LII D, PtedtnL
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NEW ApvEarIsEMENrs.

WANTED-A GOOD STRONG SEC
wv ond hand Buggy. Must be in good order. Adj
hreal 8 +. harn this nhiea.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

x.v,sr Angus. &, A. W, Campbell, Col George D.
CaIIysii jaIacs D. Butte md Hon Geo, C.: stIrgiss
Mulberry, August O, Hon. George y; sluIBlSS a.
W CampbeIi and Col. george H. CALDWELL
Surri Point, MonOngnlIa county, AIigusiI2 p IN
Cal. GeOrgs B. CaldStll co,. n.or,. n.
taidWell. 1,or c;so,ca r., s,ur,
oils and Hon John A. Hutchinson,
Ruckhannon, August Z, Hon. Geo: 9. stursiAS;;,
WeIlsburg, August ., 2p. M, A. W. Camppet aau
W wIpSsII, Painam county, August 0, P ny Cap.
J VI. CTacralt, Col. James Mclean and J. b. Aen'
ager. ,,,.. ..ru., IN . N IN d.
Han. jchn A. Hutchinson and Hon Geo. G. sturshS
New MariInsyIllC, We,zcl county, August ~ p
a E m Tyler county, August IS, a. W.
'S MdPaSdsville, August "A, 2p. M Hon. George G
S urgsi, ben. John a. Hutchinson and Col George
d. B Ss August a. 1850 p. m, Hon. George c
EtuTgiSs, Hon. John A. Hutchinson and Col deorS'
Grafton, August 70, Up. NJ, Hon, George C. Sur
va alrvlew, Hancock county, August 10. 2 p. NJ.
Hon G. D. Hubbard aud Hon. George staiglsS ~,
Writ c. H. August &c, r. M, Col George b. CAd
we'll ..,.. "a . ~
Hon. John 4. HutchinIon and Hon. George G. stur
81. George, Tucker county, August 10. Hon. J. M
HaglnA and Hon. John W. MAJ h'
Weston, August 20, Hon. George 9. SturEis.
Hebron, Pltasants county, August p, p. W., Zen
N. Col IT. and Hon. John A. Hutchinson;
MiIdebourpe, Tyler county, August 70, ?. m.
Gen, \, COD, il and Hon. John A. Hutchinson.
Beverly, August y, Hon, George z: sturSiss' "a
Sst0tsyille, Tyler county, AuGtist2l Gen n. SOl'
Jr. and Hon. John A. Hutchinson, ~ ,,..
New MartinsVIIC, Wetzel county, August 70, ten
n, CiOrG Jr. and Hon. Johl A. Hutchinson:
Wheeling, August IS, 7:SO p. M, Gen. Stewart l.
CIarEsbarS, August 80, p. M, Gen. Stewart l.
WOOdfOrl.
WOOdiOfd.
KIuEyOOl, Preston county, Sept O. Non. Heo' =
Sturgtss and A. W. Campbell.
FalmOut, September u, Gen. N COZ, Jr'
(jraitOn Septen Der 70. Gen. n. Con, Jr.
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DIED.

WALTERS Sunday, August /, 1850, at II O'Clock
Pm, Rev. JOHS II. WALTRHs, 10 the Goth year Of
bis age and 9Th Of bis priesthood.
Funeral Wednesday, August It'll, from Wheeling
Hospital. The remains will DO taken to St. AphOn.
rus Church, where solemn Requiem services will be
held at IOA.M. ln,Orusnt In Mount Calvary.
scARLorT-on Tuesday, August 8, 1880, at i've
o'clock A. ", ELLENOR ScARLoTT, in tho seventy
Gnt year Of her age.
Funeral will take place from her late residence, 10
Thirty first street, on Thursday, August Sth, at
o'clock p. II. IntermSnt at Mt. Zion Cemetery.
Friends Of the family are invited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ CARD.

To all Who are suffering from tho Crron and indie
erOtlonS Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY missionary In South America.
Send SOlf-addrOssed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
t. lNMAN, Station D. Neao York CIV. ial2.MwyAw
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BEpusLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

hHERIPY, H..
GEORGE II. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATTORSEY'
7. J. HuGUs.
AsswoR, CRY District,
{. A. HEAVYWEIGHT.
ASnsoR, couNTHY DlsrEicT,
h. II. ARMSTRONG. ~
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES,
". P. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON, IL
JOHN FRBw, pi+
sIMoN L. McCOLL0CH.
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| WTANTED-A RELIABLE YOUNG
wv man, about q or q years old, can obtain ems
pioyment by addressing Brundiek a LoWden, 4 Bank
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MoRRIs-MULDREW-O Monday, August p
Thomas c. MoRFIs and soPHrE T. MuLDREw.
, 1880-01-31
INLAND LLOYD ASSOCIATION.

CLEVELAND, O., jan. S0.--Tlle fact has be-
come known hero to-dny that thu orgnniza-
ton Of M Inland Lloyd Association, for
ilnrine-iusnrance, has Iust bcetl completed In
this city, md tie headquarters are to be
established Mt Buffalo. II Is intended for the
INSURANCE of hulls and cargocs, but will not
tlo away Will, competition, though It Is slated
no more pools arc wanted. One Vt the nd
yantagcs to be derived is the establishment
ot Murine Register. vcssel-owners III
large ports will have MI opportunity of select
Ing men WHO shall be With the Inspectors
WHOM tho clasa1Aenupns. ara ,npde, thus
doing away will, q soarce ot complaint
n tho past; Capt, ", p. ,Robinson., ot
1snital2,, llas beer appointed 1nspeclor.Gen-
ernl Of tho Association. i. Il. Smith, at the
sn,ne city, Will BE- Chairman Of Die Execu-
tive Committee, thu othor two nlclnhers Of
which Will he Capt. .Jh!nes G. Orr, nf Buffalo,
mil i. u. Dodge, Of Toledo. Tic Assocla.
ton l.ns divided tho cf,nin Of lakes tnto nino
districts, for which five inspectors will bu up
pointed. Vcssel-ow1crs Will 10 asked to
Hitnc att equal humber Of inspectors to act
III conjunction In tic classification Of vessels.
III case Of disagreement . third man Will be
selected to settle disputed questions.
, 1880-01-31

a Wihon3 ic;aag ie MS tKe cnuey. Ut II 1ks make:
one s'iyer mnrtIy, to think how many
@ !5o s's sos"at a' eess Ss L :f aai %saa 's"
The brussels correspondent Of London
paper furnishes n veryfntrresting example, of
li,ntlern ntracle-plny, Al !'op.ringlsr, eiose
,,r'n t!lo French fr1ntIcr, there iy III f:pisro-
Intl coIlrg''. where tl't: pupils aet'tl tllc play
a9ainst tiIe irecent c!Incntio'ml inl,SvatIons ii
1."leinln. 1'lln Minister u. Public imsiruc-
tioi figures ny aatnn. = Fmrmaa,n digs a
Esys for T. c9m % 'n9rked o, ''M!l.o'I:'m,', I II,
s51i1e %5ts Ssrs i fys' i n @ a G t" ,s 'spG' Il sy y
n.rnrtIlng ~ precedent. MI angel appears: Il
slilty, which seems 10 bc = parnly On the II.
!no'is .airrman song; "si,; solfcn g nirl,t
ilalMn," Is sung, attd the Minister of Public
ii; ls!s ss9st, i fs fns' t. s /. IT. rAs srsa Sdf3 Il t!
bit i,n iiflc who il nc9,iaInletl viii. medieval
literature car, ,iobt that It I, u genuine re-
y1yal Of the tIlrncfc, ,pny; o. wlltrlt. indeed,
II rontntns nl!ost all thu i,tlngnisl,ing clnr-
would lInye l,esn 4 little l,ore comedy, and
the Virgin would almost certainly hive M
]hntch: hit these arc Tie ot!ly improvements
which lhe lUost cNact student, ~ the carly
tmsasre 81 smn tsRses, n s'i,eyal isS tlnes;
powerful protection to use, The confusion of
thc persons nf Sntan and Vt u Minister Of
Stntc. Even In thes,, days q t!cn!lco Il
serlta Il strong measure. hut the PASSIONS Dl
the CIerIral party II psleiaM are ,leabtIrss !!
round 1mreringhe. IL generally Thought 10
lave been tho cra1e ot TIE gr'.at hcust epic
nf q lteynartt tic Fox" Perhaps snine cIcr-
lcol wit vii! Etye us y new "hfcs1ns1n,' rs the
M Tie 's prcssnt BejplaS & Sliuistry. Ths aiesory % y
might be more difficult tD nd l]U9k than the
, 1880-01-31
,1WA n0cT0Rs,

DEs MorNEs, H., Jan. N,-ln the session
Of The Stale Aict1lcal Society this morning,
Dr. II. NJ. Dean, Of Muscatinc. presented n
puper OF, tho treatment OF scaflntinn, md
recommended cold spongfng. DR.. Carpenter,
Of Keokuk, opposed such treatment, and fl.
vored giving hot application 10 the skin
md kreplng the patient IN warm room
three weeks to nv0id the dropsy. Tho sub
ject WIS fully discussed, but Will, wlde dlt{cr-
cnces of op!1lton.
Tl,cComlnEttcc on Commitment Of the Insane
and Their Treatment in Hospitals reported
again tint no action be taken, rs the Lcgtsia-
tnre would make no change In tho present
law.
Dr. Schoheld, Of Washington. read a paper
on pyrexia rs MI element nj The typhoid con-
slItson. Nc held typhoid fever 10 be specific
disease.
Dr. Fitch, Of Charles City, detailed a sue
ccssful case OF TRANSMISSION Of blu0d,
DR.. Powers, Of KlllnebecI, discussed the
,ise of tobacco for ,nilk-lcg, and gave tho
history OF two successful cAses.
Tho resolution dcnOnncinE the Nso Of
chlnt0fUrsn By dentists cAtne ltp agaill, and
rIfeitr, sptrttGtl discussion. but wNs finally
lost. The officers elected for ncxt year are:
President, s. u. Chnse, OF OsnEe; First Vice
President, T. J. Caldwell, of Aicl; Second
ylcc-Prcsltlcnt,. l." j. a !cinals,. Of Boone;
Secretary, ]. r. Kennedy. Of Dcs Alolilcs
TREASURER, g. h. Skinner, Of Cedar Rapids.
Dubuqne WIS selected MS tho next place Of
meeting.
, 1880-01-31

H+k1A+A2A-l~ ANOAA1C+
It is said Tint joaquin Miller is about to 60
on the stugc.
Barley Campbell left for New York OH
Thursday evening.
Tom Thumb R,ld wife arc on exhibition ut
one OF tho 10 cent museums on the Bowcry,
New York.
"The False Fricnt,''' at the Union Square,
may be set down among the many Successes
Of that house.
The Hartford CoMra,,t con1mentls Alr. J0-
sepll WhsslocE''s porsonatlon Of IaOo rs tai
most fnultlcss."
Fanny Herring, once the pride of tho Old
Rowery, Is now playing In the stock of 4
yuriety theatre.
Mckee Rankin tells n correspondent Of TIC
Boston Herald tllat he hns saved $4,000 ont
Of the profits Of "Ille Danttes."
AR. Roland Reed has become great fnvor-
It With the San Francisco paygocrs. IIe Is
now playing In thut city With the Folly COM
pany.'
Dir. ". G. Wills now drama is Of tho do
nestle or,cr, and scaled ",Tho Stcpmother."
It will BY produced shortly at London at the
Dukes Theatre.
ten ai to RoeheseT IT, ~ lrgsist q iS tNreatel- M
inr n a1lft fnr Using her niintnrrnt,hs IN n nni
All m,ninu snivn ''s' eo''e' ''''''' w p''-
~. ~. .s.s' n..., 1S.'s, n,,.s,.o. = T.,
Mr. la..l Nlcolson Is II, town making ar-
IhEEGlacnts tor lle rortNc0!itit1g production
tho curfan NJ Tint housn yIii r;sa ,nM o t'a yL,
n;ov far ti,e fltst linn II ,ie ~" "to'' ''''
e'"1 ,',,. 80, N', "'"s le ~ .1''' s''s'
The Deslcm0na III a Springfield tAlnss.)
performance nf "Otllello "coolIy rose OH one
elbow, Turned over her pillow, tlluMpeA 1t
TWO or three Lines, tucked Under ono corner,
and composed herself to die comfortably
In Coufdio FrnncOise Will oe.0n francs =, n
year: Nine, Madeleine DroLon, Mime. Fayrrt.
md Mile. ,joussin CONC Iext viii 10 ntxS
irnncs:urltl Mile, Crofzntte WITH Ks cd frn,,rs
Ada Cayendish los at length cnurht 4ho
p1bli,. at ti,e Grand Opern. iIonse. NeW Yurk
Eity. She Is nlnyine 10 tlia canacity Of n" tIo
theatre. anil accordlng Ia q prIVaiU ietfcr r..
rniv,.i here vcstnr1Env ahn hns hccnmn tho
tonlc Of theafrfcul taik. VI"
>0s .saa.,'.'a. 49, 49, .,.u ,.
:. Accoft!atlg 70 the Cincinnati enquirer, a
JOINT a9teeliiG,ntt nas peGn cnteFeu lhto BE-
tweGll tho HaltlM9fo y Qllo and fehnsylya-
MA NallIoltta nbolls!i!tig uleatrlcA! rules be-
tween l'tttao,lrg AZ altl Baltimore, Washington,
New York, a'!d Philadelphia
IIad poor Tom Dayy lived Thomah Eenno
, 1880-01-31
1,IiOHA1ls COURT.

In the estate Of Martin Arlnbr,lster, tic
will was proven, letters tcstamcntary were
Issued to Go,llobcn Armbrustcr, and his bond
for $50, 900 was approved. -....
III the cstute Of Frank G. ]uttonlagcn.
minor, now Frank +. Kocl,. letters of
guardianship were Issued to Elias Koch, and
Ills bonll fur S400 Wis approved.
In tho estate OF join Schmidt ct nl.,
minors, letters of guardianship were issued
SS,4Q0 wns Improved.
In the estnte Of Roman .Blaser, letters Of
administration wcrr isssica To Anna Dlaser,
and her bond for t,AO was approved.
, 1880-01-31
RIGHT AND LEFT

pnrnlyzlnH blows Mro being dealt At tliscaRo by
nch lsitters. Fever ar,I ngur, gener, debility,
rheumatism. rgryGl4 ,ltlsnenta, cnat patinn aI
dyspepsia. Are ntnnnH tho hhllltifes falwhch ex-
luriesiao tnH prt,veG 1t II srccillc. Its worh Is
thorough, its elects rr0,npt. 1t Is not, how
ever, .advcrtls.d Ia rrsHiMcc immediate cures.
though It !lifor!s Htactiy relief. and Will II glsen
reasonable trial, such ms lly standard rclleiy
deserves, rnnt tnit the 1ualNIies to which 1t is
nslartcd. In emergencies nrIsinR In families Il
ls particularly geryiccnh'c, md It Is esteemed
throughput tho land its Il lned'ct1,o of comprc-
hensiyo isoa, whnlcsomn veHonble composition
and tinnbjcctionttle havpr. It hAs risen to
pnpalnrlty by purely frgittislAte nenns, md nnly
wcl-aubstnnttAtot fHctA IRE alleged In ragard To
1t. Uso 1t systematically.