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, 1880-10-27

Tho Itnrrlsors Arc again Mt this thoatro with
"Photos," tho musical farco by 1sen Woolt pro-
duceA hero sasna weeks ago. lta rocont prca-
unAtlon in thts city runAets oxtondotl notice
unnecessary ut thu present tt1no. 1t In aul!loont
70 say that tho iirst pnrt of the pIcco retnalns,
l,ofero. This nut could bu Improved by
s!lolng put sotnu 0f tho talk nntl tho inser-
ti0n Of music. THO second net hns hcerl
frightened up considerably. md tho pIayers-
Miss Alice Harrison, Mr., Louis liarrlsoii. hr. Il.
q. .urAliab. Miss t,.rrlo pantols-n,NnaHo to
ttnku things very, lively ana apparently Untcr.
thinning to tho Atldiunc0,
, 1880-10-27

RpsstaI Dtspateh to Tbs thteaao gs4h'.~a-
WAs1EtsoroH, D. O., Oct. s6.-Tho cltrkB in tho
Departments have boon leaving fur their hulslrs
s'ncv fatusday last. Those who won't to Ohlo
and Indiana In October bud perultsslon tu se-
mA!n away until atter tho Novembue election.
In QUO Of the rooms OF the Wur uvpart.uout,
where forty clerks luake up tho working totcs,
tharo are only seycu on duty. THO utherx ara
oH to vote Ou Tuesday next
HE1N.
q. Nr. Simon Wolf, who has Just returned from,
Now Yurk, says thar tho only bets now obtain-
, 1880-10-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

HALIFAX, Get. @.-The steamer Potomac
from Norfolk, Va, for Great britain. nrFl!ts1
hero curly this morning with her machinery us
nhlel. -
NRw York. Oct. ,eo.--Asrivesl, the scythiac,
from Liverpool; WylRnl, from Hamburg; sta'o
Of noorH!a. froin lfasFow. .,,.
ntAs10w, Oct. A.--Arrivod. tho 5taio OF aia'
banA, from Now York,
, 1880-10-27
MAHYLAND.


Special Dfspateh to TAs Chicago TtIbunt.
WAslltSuTox, y. G., Oct 21.-WAshington,
having no yotors OF It's own. Beet,s to bo rtliutl
upon bY tho Democrats to supply rcpenters fur
Maryland. at all cvents. ttoru arp run,urs horo
tna In baltimore th1t tho iooal Democratic pull
tleian1 have engaged larga numb1ra Of pursuns
to Hn to DAltltnoro ns repcatars to vote nuxt
T,sesdny. Thore Ia said to be Rooti prospect Of
tho ELECTION ot Republican In ono Of tho city
districts thoso, and this tho Democrats dcslro to
peoyeut
, 1880-10-27
FIRE RECORD.


CHICAGO.
Tho alarm from Dox lso Mt 4:t0 yesterday att.
crnoon was CAUSED by u f1akSln tho one.stosy
frninc building No. IS Archer avenue, owuri
hy Mrs, Nally. md occupied by Mr. Kehoo rs
dwelling. DattlHgc to furniture aud clothlQE,
SGl Cause unknown.
, 1880-10-27
JOINT DISCUSSION.

ao'' e,..s,, ,,;s. 80 :, ~. rh,.s, n,h,,a.
,,.'s.n.,s. VT, ~ "a "-r,,,, ,.',.. .I,a,. "a +
w"s,',n'rr an, viln. inut .,iscnssI1,n c,u,o NJ,
.s.,'tt ~, ~, .as,,,,,n r",,,,<nt ,hn 1a -.
~ h,,',t.,,. at;oE ,rns ,rn,rd ~ ia .,ns,
... .a1ass.,,,..,.as - ,n,t s.,.s.tns t,n''ess
s,.,.,,,;,,,. ~ ,,a - ~" t,nn,1na
w.. rr,,n h,,h H.. .nntr mr., tia nt,,.nt,S,,.,,
t.1. -, ,tn t.,r i,,,,,,ato ,.,ot,;..rxs ,t1, ~
s,,,av ,,rrearo,,1ocn ,shict, hn, seo,, Ist von
.". s,otmr",,n ."r,o,, ~, nro,ss IN h,,',,ns,
,ntarast mt on,v mtuo,,, t1,o ,r.,nlo ~ ,irsn,,
IT,. .. .,",., .I....,.ho,. ns..a ro,,,.,. ns,.
49, sa,at to"',r,,asion"1 niStriHt J., .na
,-,,,,,n, mn, tho nutro,n, ~ tho 5,ss
S,"s;.,,,s nor To,.,I At,yoo,1 ooi,o1 .,,n
s."s''...... - orjhr nnI ro,1 f,e,. .vn.hGr.,.s
,at."" .a.lcrnnt, ~, vtl"s. s,,,oa,,t,lr .,,oa,,
at ,,tt,nr ira :s.,,nrnI m n InInt ,llsr,,usfn,,
y, ~ ~ ,,,,'s.e,ons t,yai,,1 IN tho nn,unni,su
+, flrrunrv. tho Donfnrntfc cund,,luto ror Gun.
| , r.. ia ,1,.,.,,t ..,n,i ,ho nnrraarr,,to,,,o
~, ri vtns. nort mo .1cal hnvino th,,a h"o,,
| s,'nsot '''
! .' ror. v1tAa
sntfnd In After skillfu Introduction. in which
ho uatI h,s contrstuut tho Intended olopliuont
- rnr,rrIu, n, him os TN yootl fnr ta rmrtv In
,",',4 m ~, nrr,t,,,, +tot n,rtv t,,on,,so - bu,1
G,,o, <to strsnms ~ n,,hilo aTarsw,,, no1ut,o,,.
,n, ,a,,nrn,i ,r ~ inturos,a ~ tho rfch md
nnnst ~ ;,,nr. h" cnn,mittnJ crfr,,ca ntr,rat
w. Tonsttt,,tf,r r. nror r., .ur,ut,,ntn 1tanif.
t,oon,,ao f. fnvnrcI ncntrnllzrtion nnu I'M
nrri".iam. md l,ocausc il nrrnyrl ono section
nt,,'".t nnothor SFter inviting hIs coptostn,t
tn""n,,',,, nwnv f,rc5It ,tnhllIcr whisl,v rinru
49,, Ih, " E.,vaSi,a fvht.,to.aosil. nI,h. .Hro
s'.au a,.nnoi, "bA .,,o co,.n, ,.art nlY m
'fseeA' VIZ r,,,. ..,',..r o,,pa-,,x
,r,t,,.trt. ia tutrosi,,ctJnn In tlc oho and Tn.
'.'a ',.is,'n1,,'s ~ ~ trGE and nrnc,s,in., -,
~ ~ ho AMI cm, ,,acnoS ne, ~
.ssa,.s ',,,,,.. ~ ~ tnrIT. frr- rovourn-o,Iv
,,1.un tn TIM ne,nrarutio nlnt tf,,r,n.
l
, 1880-10-27
.hYNENEAL.

= Ep<eidl Dl,paseA u Ihs Chstuea Itibs4nk.
}t0cKronD, ILL.,, Oct, .o.-A largo number OF
!hyltcd gucats usspmbleI ut tho Residence OF
Dir. l}unJu,utu tlakelnan lust eventn1 10 witness
tho uAzslAyv ot Ar, Albert y, EHsly, u slslug
, 1880-10-27

Dung tawycr. and Miss Ethinn 1lnkemnn. ~.
Wnotlhify. Tho yot,nE couple recSlv.,i III; n.P. =.
t,us vninntle gifts. Thcy will rcso II, iii. 1T
On North Mni,t street, III large rcsionce NY!
ID now bGng built. '1at
, 1880-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS,
ls1:1lNlIARDT.

NEltNlltAKuIs =
n Mnw Yn' oet "a e: sass ,,osnr.t . ::
on @ wSon 1n sSe %o .asa sS S f"a %sre @ .o s' 10Th s,
has not yet beon reported. although hor nrrlvnl
ls nosnontarIly ,oolui for. Until to-tny It Inns
oeen .'oua iropon ~ 10 ~ Wnsro nac sn anatn1o ns
apartments conlt. ne ioana for sara anu nof
sooa o,1 1u orsore s " sc''rc ;or tS tSs
.'n.,, - ~ -. Siinn.,n 1T,toI 80, thn cnror of
Rwunty.tS Rn VI td1 stroo. md j,rondway Tnoy aro
iurco % enough m h. to accomn,otlato conn company Of
my persons, commanding tno v'o~ at y, Mast. q.
other apartments with which il ia In communal.
,aton Twenty fourth street.
..'' .u y, ~, ttst, t,.",s,,a
slow or tho i,ofthofis suo ot .ao fll,u ttsotano
sounro Thoatru. Tho thrco ethor apartments
arc Of, tho opuosjt silo Of tho walo and wolf,
lighted ha',say. Tho parlor has boon t,'sod up up
sTEassinE 4, M oieKaneo nny s!ml145 ~ T. paaoGr ~ ~
1or hotNls' ''~ ''
Judging frnm tho numerous inquiries Mt tho
eilicU Of tue IrnnsntlHtttc Cotnpany this morn.
.R. ~ ~ WmGinsF s ,e,, no Al @ .u ~. peg ,o
er, tii,nu isecarnt nfflco lea by pnonle wjshinr 10
10 advised Ut tho steamers arrival, MI untia-
hlly lArRe crowl In expected to "nsalst' ut thp
r M ai , tuo @ ,;1o1, -
f'"rt tt sforrtt nni MSnnpcr Ai,hnv rcrmrtiltn,
Snra's trunks. On nrrsyni hero they will Ia
forwnrsled II oharEo Of Custom Hnuso
oM,os 70 tae Iute . OF a ~ tI1
h"rsoif ho Hit Il nm ant,rniuei 49, ~
Tho stoamstip Wiulani Of tho Hamburg Limo,
which. arrIved.. In this port this aftornoon,
brt,Esit thu fnl1oWi'lE coolrsted French artists.
%no VII assst @ Ntss s!sa nornmarde @ at no2tns
HefnhArtEa Gl1urts nrG As fDll1Ws: NJ. GRaly,
, 1880-10-27

nerato Convention OF tho Third District To-
night nominatcd tho 1,ov. J. JIyntt B1nith.
Fourth NEW YORK..
Tho Kings County Republicans (Fn,rth Ills
trtct) Tonight nominated Daniel W. Tall,unlgc.
, 1880-10-27

AT READING, PA.
HEADING, Pm, Oct. a1.--A flr0 broke out In Tho
nlnlt-houao of +. Hchullt Tonight. Stock an4
building damaged $l.,O00.
, 1880-10-27
CONGRESSIONAL.

THIRD NEW YORK.
EN iQaK, Vch " Tho kpes County DEM
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
ADDRESS TO THE VOTERS OF NEWYOEK
Nnters of NcW-N nrll: d. not forget that

idcucuaer of National issues tho welfare of our city
J., u stak i'll the coming ccc u. L is fundamehta,
prineie Of Republic that the Churc and state shall
u, separate; that men Of .vary reInou belief sHa be-
al ko IL their To"es aLd rti,lces; That Il" sect sinai.
mouopolizt those powers.
It's now pr, posed 'haf The entire AMI absolute con
tioi Of oar CITY Govrum 90 sua be dIvesod 10 o1e
set 10 toe cXc.u-lu. OF al ot.cr,. Throl-h iuaH'
wear. ana al Vsf expense We have developed %
-,s en-, OF publ schools OF winch We gro
iu.ty proud. From thcm we eNucc.
or our children that -Guc,uon by which alone ti,y
h.qu.l0c1 for IA, duirs of e aHd lhr exercise OFFS t
governments II is essential to tine prrpciuitV oi lL
system CHAT the schools should hc kept nou--rctriar
-urrn ier,d 10 one or y.drl among twenty scct' th5
would longer bc the peoples a'hO ~ aud tncr ruH
would ue accomplish. q is proposed at ihc coain-
e e. ion 10 place trsc schools under the absolute COR
IT,. Of one sect which has ,of ce4tare bc.l aud s,l
holds as an ud.-'U.aIc dogma, tuai al education
+ ere Il. ..c MAJ. prominent I'd uu ic.pal Affairs wa .
10 the ext .nt ~ iIs power iuct Wiih ltr al To- W
"a Gic..tor. 4 majority oi t.e ptoir ~ NrN1uIh
tnau one election. Toy tliIt. aDI ,Acy tim6 ugHut,
that ta's d.t9.ors.r utot a ihc worst chAiaci" 'c
and gives power ami place To- o." worst elements Of ou
,'''t r yiJ IN Her ',,, DION Nlti ma, ,lsS
and intend 10 1t thr CDAlut tuu Iur different
Presidential eltcur- and t.cfe is d"4Er tt brcads'
OF tni' division upo' N"..oh" ''l - o" cry ~" u
o you not To- hermit ths. Let -acI man vote for tlc
Presidential candidate oi n- c.oc'. Dnt let eacn mtI
vote iOr the municipal candidate, WhO viii bel sccuIt
goOI government ID IN rit1.
De- orrIiir f.lllyriii 2.n- remember thai the sue
cess D. Tamuauy Hal this election would b. the
most iatdl disaster that C0uld b-iu The Drmoc,atIc
u,I.y because ID would deliver that party bDu.u hauI
aud foOt the cOuirJ. Of fhr against whom he
wSest aud patriotic Dcmpc ts have 80 often an
80 successful, conu.nIcd. DO moi abandon now tie
prnr pies winch yOu have iu IN. municipal cont sts OF
past yolis so Nc. maintained.
We can best guard against these evils by eleciine
Nhnam DoVd our MAYOR. We cdnu0t dO % Oy not vol
u.. IIo his tu-S a aI AmeIean WHO falls to
Icn Ct and i.oilr and vote ". s,oud clcci 3D. Dowl
20. because % r. JC blt hrcau-" ur i- au old
tired ASA houarcd N-w- York merchant. whose poi uc'
uc II is consequence compared with tur upor ant
principles when wl boz uJut. urI 500 Wlui pa aiur-
uy his lection. DO mot ,a tO vote. and tu vote f,r lu,
You desire Tt' .te.d parties, lr,e u-a.c,ariau
government, irce and no.--ec aral public schools.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
N4V5L LNTLLLIGENCE.

WAsmNGroN, Oct 29.-Captain Robert T.
r. L.g- commanding tuc UH,,d 5.atcs fr-ue sIeran-
d.au. gt y JanDIio ptcmb.r 49, reports O. Che
Nsyy y partmcut that james Grady Greman Was
sawed rol. drowning yy William .l.ia-, seaman.
Leave OF ab, nee hd, bc.I granted o. Master Charles
IS. Deeiuc. Culol Sttc- &ayy, for six months from
November 20. 6, PASSED A.,isHu, Engineer william
". Horton. lor one moutl from NoycuD,r5. TIE leave
Of absence ol Pa5mastcr b. Mansfield las Deoh cx-
tcuAcC dirty daNs.
Bear hdulrr Bry,on, comm udiu- jhe Unit states
ya lorc. ON ll- South Afanue stfion writes to tae
Navy J. .part.on; 4udtr dat. ot Io dc Jtn.io, Octo
bcl !. a- fl.loas: D." nave The honor inform tDo
Department f. thr hcil'h OF E.o dc Jau.ru cont De-
Ic- 30 pe- 40, iurpJ-- rom .Ilu< % r. uuil ihe
latter par. cl ilis month On mf way -OltI / VIII dc
vote SOM. dI I}~ go cudcasor tp ptt up, ocl.c nni
pIo t- Mld.c- i.ock, o fe existence ol which, how
ever. rcte seems to b" cuusdrror doubt; thtn 70 st.
Cath riucs FOR tur pIr4O OF landing ana cX rclsug
-r,.v, ,lo s~:rF ul me Ou side
planning 90 -. suiu; after which shall proceed to
.io tcVucO. Tie Marion no the after pprl. where
,ac Wiu await return; AID idta aI'Icrs tr0ih h.r
inform tIIt ail were u excellent b. tiiu. The gen
eral ucaltA Oh the Shenandoah continues good"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
ExrRAcES Faou BUSINESS LErTERS

MY. IT, G. Allen, OF Corntu, y. Y, orders some cam
paiCn TMBUSEs. ana says: THE TRIBUNE Is doing
more good than any three papers that como 10 th,,
town."
Mr. B. Z. Taylor, Of Newark, y. j., writes; "The
soldier veterans IN the vicinity don't any good rta.
eon shy the whole Union Army should vote ;or Hancock
even II the rebels have captured Union General You
may expect good report from this county tuis fall"
Mr. Robert siraton, chairman Of tho Republican
County Central Committee, Fort Wayne Allen C5uutv
Ild-a county in which THE TRIBUNE has more tnan
LOO sun,cuDers-wutcs: "Orr task was herculean.
hut we accomplished IT, even surrrislur
ourselves. NOu cannot Imagine The amogul
Comfy me Egpubhodus gained 927 over Governor nm
I0''' ana LID over Prosdcut iu 1876, mailing The
largest hePuolcl cams OF any county u the state and
we certainly give TUE TRIBUNE large credit tor ITS rot
uu hrtp 10 zap. t'iNo uS lots OF "Uriu" Ne ara
pushing huedd lot november, but look now A., Vrl
We are Odt OI the woods" ''
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
c1oSE or 4 B4pIsr ColfEBEycE

CORTLAND, y. Y, Oct. 26.-Ihe State Con-
ven Iou o. BOD isl pastors CLOSED to-day A. y'attriy'
meeting the Picsitu', Dr. Edward Br-t oI NrU-Yorg
city. reviewed thc history Of TIE Convention. lie SAID
tu. Cor land pu.. C.urcI Was tAc inst urch organ
z.d lu tnc couaLy. b. IoJ- uelc were cE .ty-.N E DO
ust cAuIcucs n .At ST. .tc. WI.D t.ta membership II
1000. To-day ia BE .it $40 chIca.s U,tu IIJlOO mca-
brrs great cull,r,.c. mo..i W.s Do o lu t.c al
noon, D... !. D. n .u .uc I s. Macarthur, of New
York. ana many Others, participating. H. .he evening
the Educational Comm. Tee reported ou Mads aud
Rochester Universities, Hamilton aut Rochester Iur.
o.oscai >ruu u.s. ClJE aud toisut. Academies, aud
y1,slr CoIc.e. us follows: students iu CoIesau
courses, 2i3 900 Theological uia.-, loj; u Academic
courses. ~; 90 N.s-.t College, 3IJ; tu4, 90. Li-e
au.I,Iourto to tuc apparatus aud ruto" rui funds, nom
l.I NI.c u.II. reported. l-r report WAS disc
c.s "a al some leu-tu o, President Sr0 IS, ui ,: cArs er
Uuikrr-lty auu Kew. d.. Patterson O. AuLuJ auI
uuyt, II BrouA,u 30.
Iu.s morning lhc following officers We're elected for
tr eu-llul year: lu.-d. ut Edward Bl-lt; Nlc'-pIc,
io,uls j. G. Of,r.,er aud L. - oUcr; >etit tll, sam
uD !. l4l .ulu; d4ect0i-, Ddud f. Corey, HaJ..Id
iioyt W. y. ~. J'hu Prdue. ;. j. Hull, II. NJ smith,
4. j. Fox, j. i. o-.l.N, T. g. tnruct aud j. H. Griffin
Iuc r.. T. s.. Batup o.. Rock Iori delivered al-
dress uluu 1Ir widest o.uty Ol the Bible, 90 Nc..r
,bec tO Dociil - Nct ssity.' Dr. Hoyt, u Bioonltu
followed Iue lt Was uc 81 thu tcruoJu. Nucl
SUNDAY -cuu.i ,rc.- were discus -eu b. IA Ey {. D.
BALDWIN, oi l,h j. J.. IuOu-, Ot COruu, and 4.
II. Mat-uu, % O,Rrgu. Though al the tue
COL, Ic-.ttol- have been very .1r-e.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
SnlLLrOX FaoN PHLLlDELPHLA

terlay Dog the health officers at High Bridge and ut
two other point, in the city where cases OF small
poA have been reported. 1t has been learned that
no least one OF thc three eases was brought from
philadelphia where the disease has existed Tor
some time. THIS case was that of James hItchlo "a
lahurcr. VINO was ia boarding hose at Oll-st and
iiud-ayc., High Bridge. he was one oi a gang ol
hity men Who had recently come from Ihhadcl-
pAia 10 work ON tine extension of tine Elevated Rail
road. Two ot them hId br1ught the disease Iu
mild form, and there bad been two new cases after
thrir arrival, before the matter came 90 the ku1Wl-
edge of the Board ot Health. All the mon Werc
yacciuatcd Thursday night. Professor JJucWay ls
convinced that tine two cases that have occurred
down town have also come from Philadelphia.
Richie IS very lll in the Riverside Hospital
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
LAWSON N.rlLLrR's REMARKS.
Lawson y. Fallcr was discovered 30 The room, an'
called to ,he platform amid AeaIU applause. Mg
Fuller said IN part:

Lawson II. Fallcr was oi,coy rel u The room, and
called TO the platform amid Aelgy applause. Mg
Fuller said IN part:
Tho ministers ten much Of saving grace" hut !
DO not think tbJt mr. Grace VIII save ,ue public
schools. 1AppiaI sel have been for twenty
years in thc service OF the public schools
oi NcU-Norh tty aud ann ln position to know aud say
luuI he election OF William IA. Grace would bc an III
dOF4cmeut Of tat class of Oi our cay VINO ar" on
Dos j o. the public schools OF fhr City. IAypdust
William DoVd has been connected Win TN Pubhc
schools and kuows all about them lie believes ~ them
We are q great Republic educated iu the public SCHOOLS
r. opie here from all parts 81 the earih. ana lose
their foreign ittuIy, ana all are Americans. am
opposed 40 sccarau education; would nos lust me
public schools to any T. hur ans divine, however pure
or patriotic. for sect or cl,reA man rs III 10
have sole control of them. lANp"u7e-I lurrt
rr some Catholic, ID tho Board Of Education Who are
noble aud pure bat AN Ctthulics friends Of Inc
public schools and that i where Tie danger comes in
The public press see il, aud thc danger o. clcctng
CatlOic Board. or Catholic Mayor VINO would appoint
such q board. Tor be must obey orders. Ii -
tue duty Of hc clergy Of ucIchis ol parents To cast
vote for william DJNd, Tor tie P1bLc
schools mast be preserved az all hazards. J
have as high opinion ot JOnn keHy
as any In4n. believe D." is St-'ty honest, but Wntn
he grows politically dunk hc ~ ia -ernu, aS any
druuk kard. l. Il enough tIa ht controls 3loOOoOo
every wear but must control gl the heads or depart
mems and b. law uu.O himscfi We are gong ~ the
direction 81 william ST. TWcrd altogether TOO st and "
il time haIt. EN ny ctI %, foreign OF halVtDo 10,
must reflect AMI where IL vail lead us TO- stop nov
and declare on Tuesday next that william Dowd shall
be tle next Mayor OF NcW-lora. llcarty appidi'c.l
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

nails 400 600 could not write italy, that land Of beau
tifui skies, has been under Tho dominion OF tie Roman
Eomel Statistics blow that out ~ 100 Roman mrn
only thuty-twO write and Oh OF 100
Is true of AUSTRIA which at tie breaking Of The Con
cordat under the heel of the Pope.
before mas Rome raised Der bead 1900 high 90 our midst
Size has thrown down tho gauntlet, and. trusting
IN, me GOD ~ oar ia,,lei' .l,,''..5 ywr,,ou.l
Wiu there ne uimdauoui 40. fellow j. mocIats
laughter and fellow Republicans there VIII he 900 M
rebellion cannot bc mlirIiaicd loud apnlauseJ /
am now soius 10 g ~ "nai LHa oi IN uh 'a,
ton there sin ec. ana though .,..l, an
can produce a0Gavfs TO prove What am g'iar TO
state and thfc are men here present VINO can N'fi!
what shall disclose.
Not long aco, when n venerable man wac Myor
OF ans civ, certain Roman Cithohc pr"atf'
Who was poronai!y acquainted vi;n the Mayor.
m" Old man held ont N his hand lsr of names. say
inr: VIII you appoint from dmonc these genteiucm
mo men T. Il the vdcaucc. i'm the Board OF EducatonP
ne ., , aslcd Wi Won choose the can.
II viii tale It mo cousid.ratiou' Finally,
asked third time: VII YOU choose them from THIS
list a. 1he aged man. iuinpiue 20 his feet, actually
screamed " FOT (Uufparlou~ app au-e, during which
the audience rOsc and hscrd for several minutes, ana
wncn az lat lu caur, somebody shouted: l.ItN
cncers for William r. haEemeyer' IHcJ were give"
When t.t ,ieate saw that he was BAN I'D he stepped
t shaking in the lace o tu" venerable man cXcaime1
'' You VIII hear from me for this' 60 dDnt care
Hot arromt one OF th6'm.o tLoiiI applau,e.I
rat wiz be Irc llud OF Intimidation. Appau-"I Cii-
u.s. ~ Goa , ,l- ' ,' ,g '''I lI , ,, ,o the
name nf that orher patriot Who dci martyr tO1d ap
pl1uscl; 100 hr uamc o tie erra so or whose voice j.
o. tl, cty; u . name Gf fIc WouHnuoJd 8ul tlc man
hool; in he name OF the perrenity oi tins g'tnn e
punc, et "a ~ thc poi is on 1Ietday and pl' WI ian
D1WG into the Mayor. chair iitoi"hatA aIul"-Ht-l
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
GR0cE&Y TE1DE ElILUEES.

TROY, y. Y, Oct. 29.-Jesse B. Anthony,
who c..lc coffee and epic. dealer 90 80 3G5 lyer-s.
principal IN the hrn OF j. X PeIt,& q Coz manufacturers
Of Masonic gall. 90 30. $50 lycI-at. C!,ciorO the
Uuou Nluora. Bank. and president OF tIe Troy Steam
Heating C,rupe4y. made general assignment to-day.
lis Ish.IIiir. over 4lVtuuJ. Ar AAJu, p, tuI
Is tne result ol G. EIsry CO.'S pension ln Nrw-
NurA hD having inIo4rd tnr tlc 81 ln Grand Master
OF t.c Grand Loug. %. Ma-0uS Vf Sew Ioih state
BUFFALO, y. T., Oc' o9.-Gc0-- w. Hayward & Co..
Who o,-a.c ooaoe aud dried fu. de.,r. nave mad, an
a.-..ur.ut TO PAuo D. Beard. The liabilities ar.
Sl0O.OOO aud there are pr.lerIed creditors 10 the
amount az 23 20 The ImW 11tr clrft ~ tIc failure
y,as lac sl rus.Jl of G. Eslry & Co., oi NrW-AOrA.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
InO MEN ErALLn -lLnE.

John Hld!cy and Albert Bray, workmen in tho
sa,revil.e clay-pits at Maiawan n. j., woro buried
alive 10y the cayug iu Of tne cmbankmcn of the pit
in which they were working yesterday. The Clay
PIT Company. although informed that such an 0ccl-
dent might occur at any ume took 40 precautions
10 pnlTA hIAnaL IL.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
A nrMnlralIcrAEAnE IN nnO0KLYN.

The public efforts Ol tie Democratic mana
e,ss lu tlc present campaign m Kings County ended
la,t cyauirg With parade in some ol tnr principal
atlec- OF Brooklyn. The rainy weather iniericr,d SOME
what with the suecc. of bc Affair couIi OF tho con-
sutuAoua aversion 20 wucron the part o the average
II u1crat!c torch bearer Hut enough boys and men
were lu ne o. m H. f,r showing oi strru 90, though
la from .t- l,uu ln ID. III tci cipa ~
l~1G A. u; 10000 IN % appeared ia ian. auI il was
a. inIen bcOrr the head Ol Tue uuu IDiched thr
viewing stand. The column Vas under command Of
General John Il. MoOn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
IN AGGEEuENT E4TIFIED.

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 29.-At the annual meet
mR # tue Mobile Cotton EXcIaI ec yes,cr!ay the
agreement made Iu N.v-YoIk Cd tlo l1h inst between
tDe creditors oi Mobile ana The Commissioners Of tue
city Was u4aluoL-lJ ratified.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
MlIIIAAI n spnnNLR-

BOsTON, Oct. 29.-WIlliam b. Spooner, for
mau, years head OF the firm Of ". Z. spooucr & CO..
Itathor merchants Of Hs city, but Tor last eight
years retired from business, died ihis morning axe
saveuty-four. lie active the Organization of tho
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
4 NEW TELLGRAPH coNrR1cE

1T. JoSEETs, Mo-, Oct. 20.-The ST, Josenh
Lo''d oi Trade today unanimously resolved 10 ,ut,r
INTO contract with the American Union T.i,,r,,,
the ensuing year. f'"'"'4""S iO'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

,,.o,,sot,s Total Abstinence Society. of whcn Nv
m's.icn ,h. time of his death. The total amount
v, %ns n carite is said 10 reach 800 900 %
inc thcse large gifts and the loss OF ~ h,g widow
and relatives IIo had flied various puou0 o'n0'' WIN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

MODEST REQUEsr.-Mary "Oh. if Won
p,'t9' '' am i"c ".h- porsuu door her -
mu" % %" nave any objection 10 me calling the yo,,, .
hhr ultc4A A"-Llulv ga" "lIV"eu a.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
EVILS OF A SOLID SOUTH.
ADDRESS BY BENJAMIN II. BREWSTER

ADDRESS BY BENJAMIN II. BREWSTER.
A COEsPfRAcY TO BIZ EEBUKED AND OVERTHROws
-REPUDTAuON IN THE sOUTH-THE TWO cAs-
DIDATEs
large and enthusiastic meeting Of Republcans
was held last evening in the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music. Ex-SherG Albert Daggett presided. Ths
principal sp aker Benjamin III. Brewster, Of
Philadelphia. who spoke Of the evils Of Sold
South. Every aIlusion TO General Garfield, General
Grant, Secretary Sherman and other Repubcsg
leaders, called out a storm Of genuine applause.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
TRUMAN SMITH TO MR. BARNUM
nIAIN Talk

10 the Fdttor Of The Trtbunc
SIR: WIli you permit me, through your columns
TO address some plain words to one of my SUCCESSORS
IN the United States Senate from ConnocticniI
TRUMAN SMITH.