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New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
PARK THEATRE.

Mss Clara Morris begaa an engagement at tine
Park Theatre. tuesday. appearing as 4Itrc-a part
that she irst acted ~ this cily January p. 1873.
al Dalv's Theatre, then IN Broadway l,he old
church mOnstrostyl. near Chnton-pa e; and in
which she made a brilliant success. Miss Morris
has not appear'd before ID Ney-l'rk. for nearly
two wears She had cordial welcome, and she
gave an extremely IntcrSe and tone ,ng pcriTa; !
o. the acton and possibly tragic couSeQnc rr f a
trur wuua : pa-sOn1te love. Iue CoHBttSs
essranue.-lrgiuallv acted b. MISS Fanny Da' en-
p.r-waS undertaken by Emily luomc Mrs
Chambcr'asu), who returns TO The sage after an
absuuCc of ten years.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
TIE AMERICAN RACERS ABROAD.

This is the fourth day of the Newman ket
HougLton mreung. IN race Or the Brcluy Aufaety
uau4icap 7 ate came n uI wa won iy Mr. j. l..
X .eir'. two-ycaisOd DAY c,t Fox al Thr s-co1i
i4ce w.s --cuIeI by Nr. e. t,r"uon'- two-ye.r--.'d
tAc-iaut crt Hryuay, lud tie thrd place oy 'lr l.
IAticrs4i's yO-, -rs-0l cr.tu tot ArCelfraio. Nr
.4n ru's wa. pI.ctl. Ei:gseen lor'rs ian. TIE
stakes were worth about $1,000 Foxnall Vou III"
race ho mead. Win head bel Teen 10, day ana Ac-
cc-I.tt..
Ti. rIr. io- fae TIri Weller Uandirap WIS " 20 by
H.. Du,r 80 West lI.- r'. tIr-'-t ear7pd Day uaF
DI..l.e- L0rI UartI.-. pu'. .cui-yca,--od bIy hIv
As..cIi caI1c q. uui Sir i II. -4alor~ tIrcr-
e. .af--..I 1.- Lir i..tI .il F. rirr"n n'r-'- riI
D.u I,-r VJr .-i . .a!l irr- 81, VIA hail -cL-tA
.. ..tait A---- 4. ..I t!:.f4.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
A FRENCH CRlsIs ARISING.

IONDUN, UIr'IHN. y IooV'
a dsplt from Paris 10 The Times says
The urna,. here been dl~cu sing. tor two days.
a speecl of II. F1que.. the tdcli "cputy at Naence
wucu Is III rest ~ because Fioquet Is the mouth
piece OF Nj Gamble IA. JuIgnZ from tho To &c ot the
speech NJ Ferry must not expect long or quet term
Of Office. and the reIs truIbIug ~ the Cuamber OF
Il. pnf ~ W n ne a sign for h4 IN. ". Foquet
piU e. the CaDlueL .o lOWin< tue p0icy 90 cOu
urunl~r Tor wIicn NJ dc FTeycihet WIS :" severely
Dl ueu.
I b. Government resolved 't meeting OF The Cd)ih"t
Cuuucu .OlY tn procred against nrr'i (larette iOr
.yI =. 10 ecI 81 recent Z .iuIist b. uuct al
l. --ir- Yon used laEXUI-e Circulated TO STIR up
CIV WAr
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
STORMS, FLOODS AND WRECKS.
GREAT GALE on THE BRITISH COAST.
In~poS Tbursduy Or % Il

A severe gale ragged all around the coast
last night. DIybreak showed five vessels stranded bn
their crews were AL saved. The Hamburg American
Line steamer G,er:, from NewYork for Hamburg Il
detained IN p ymouth Sound by the weather TIE gale
Is subsidng.
The North German Loyds steamer Necka- has landed
s,uham pton survivors of the crew of the BRUSH
bark Margaret. Captain Yuill from Mobile. Autut D.
for GrrenOct which IN ndunei 10 se''. canSizeu
aud dismasled. Two ives lost by tiF d sastrr'
A schooner entering the hurnor oI souih S"eiuS
fou drrcd and I'll hands lost eXc'pCihG ole per
H. The IN ,fe Two steam trIwlrrs wffe capsIel IL
mt. ring tI~ same harbJr, by whlch tWeFt porous
drowned. .
daV, a If much property has been "eNtrOYrl fuIN
hftv miles III suJ fbs Of tue cliy nave ptch l'h
derd humc.e-s by IN" ~iOrn.
Foo rep'ried rom M'nmouth~hiTr' oXIorn-
-Hre and 0tn-r paris OF thr cOuitry me HIods a1
Leeds stopped scv raj mills
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
q" COR 'EN AGAIN."
THE WORLD P&OLUt Z An -XpERT.
E.nLn Lhs o. nLLl LkaltnrlnM- : u Z

Mr.. Raucd, a. expert IA II naWnung, VINO
-Ai Cs d 80 .a ny lutHftti, '.t~- va -
Iu a o. ter wuicl pIb ~hed ui5 rHru =, tnat IA"
tulucec ter" d. Iis 80 matE- WhtirNei " a
ii AIllt.d ndn .TrU -. aud tJa lie kt'N-O d" n"r-"n
win tDu.d. IA < t.F iHuuNrtt z o, r"tt"tF 30
.ucn .eugti avoa tusulI,te al stnh aUcr 3D. t0a
% .uu, Hs. 10 GO.e . .s ,Ec IN gnCn oi an achn""
-t.AeA cApcIi invites tht tOrIOo fdi'Vu ol otHel
canow 'togcd tx eIt. up. the h.dw ltuG oi ettr
W.ich G.ueral @ .Ulp.I um II ulS described ~ a
z nns. 4. .frnlt 81 mn .lr is -lnuNIliluE.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
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BAHsl E-rueflv o.'b -' infant son Of Cou-tandt G
1000 .t.y woodruff a1op' k.
CtHLIIE -Weonr.Iay. october Horace n ron of HnolI
ii-i .., ,4.. va il5 I,. %. .',.I, .a-ed years.
u. al -r.,c. at s. -'.'t tIu.c1 itI-dye. cCrier OF
-'rl.sr. -ttIri,y H'I .,.u-. -, o.. ot.'r-
CDRN W.ilt E-orsfp. ou 'c1 r.i3y evening. october
Ann. "Dcot N..H to.""'.D lh tAc o''h year Il her
loae. ,aI .aai. ore r'-o.e'f l7 uy.'e 70 attend Der
tuu-!lI 1n -tur'ag. 1cto)rr ri e D. ffnul Zoe r'-
pIcNEfon ,lae'',,v morins the e. n't a ner
e,..-t ,il.itniernf har .. b. D,.eT
T- iro ianF I,crfUlg IvircI 20 attend
t"o inngili SERVICES s th1r ~ Of st. e'ef " e''che''
Cai.iast. a Doe BOO vn- go fremont on ne arrva of t'
f.Iu o. m The ,tsthd Genital Dep1L a. rs
klAdly req I--tr4 ultt n' hoScr, Jo sent
DIl3iI~-.t Fast fauai h. "Wednesday. the 27th
ir- r1. i-t Uiw iHtfr am year her ago.
EeAyt aLi invited ,,nd the funrr on SIT
OF her -OI. George ". Hiniis.
POhrlH-Ocoo,r ~ Emma wagner vie 0f the Hon.
William \. Iorter 90 Ph-Adrl2-th
ROk.R --Jn T. Tiur,4v Afternoon Catherine MARY widow
0i NtfHu II kOJr-.a. suh ilufhtci OK captain James
xat.scof tune-aI services IN to-morrows papers.
sAUCTVT-Iu New Iuglfun - l.. o. tbIrt ilv morning..
Tie ff h-l r.c-t .hid oil l. \. and nary a. -aI
g.ur. 4g--. .'.fH4 4uj .o mo-tns
Reau and ire's tr l'ii'i 10 attend her tlnorai nun
CHRIST .u4lCl, Sec" Brighton oa frGly october - az
9 p
sEGUlN-rntni. cit on October - Edouard seruin D.
yeaI ed. IS Friends aie requested not 10
send dover
sToNE-ln Bolton. Mass October y Lara vie o: the
Rev Thomas stone D. D.. -ei - years 10 months and
- lays
sty.l f.tln t,ls ,-ty e7th ust Anna Lo1cdon. WIDOW
The fnri seryce. viii Pc reu at her lax residence. 20
ZisI--t.. saturday Ipr'ilt october % - Il
O'Clock Fr oI.. Will elso not scni DO" re-
Boston pAptr' Please e'pY
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
PtBLiC OPLNl.N

4 few more boomcmncs from Chairman
y D.lnl4 Aru ,.. IL ,ocr .c party WI b. ia,dav.y ID"
uox.-l Deuv r TIN li.e.J
Next "Wednesday morning General Hancock
wl -q r' oI .le enos a'oli Ho DeH'ide "'' o. +" So
be- uC4fu .oou. ll- nominated lor Inc Presidency
lIIor Ici.Gt d. krl)
By-and hy Mr. Hewitt will recover enough
u - uD.uI i-.s 4"-irI .aai .a cannot t-It 7t.I Z
lr 1e ,,-- e. ,i1eid signed mis- nluc"J 3. le rit'
f0a i. e. Wh..c .oII ut~ to at war "ta iAc dcis
aud utteiaucrs o. Lis life Unc- Herald (EtIj
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
PORTION NOTES

LOtDO.. Thursday. Oct, 2s, 1850.
Pr railway colt 'on 80 Her9'a. Br'gilm. to-day.
seven prrsDus were III led and number Injured
TIE rcopenug Of The P1ucr>- Theatre, "a which Ed
win Booth perform. ~ postponed IN - N-ycubcr
8. fhc Ilf frr1.I.u~ t.Hug -.i!. iuc'MpIrtr.
MONTREAL. oct 2s-Joues. FOR stealing $4,000 from
r. T. Mr4.n-r, Wis To-day sentenced to five years ia
tn Peuiteutlr, .. Ihe Grand Trunk Railway receipts
lor the week t.e 23I inst were s2il.7sJ, an
Increase Of 81 JjJ over the corresponding week last
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
A FIGHT IN COURT.

MONTREAL, Ocr. z5.-Ihe spectators assem-
JIrd 10, tIr Court & Qreu- Brnc1 tui. ia rDaS were
ro..led leo -.d1ul TltI,.-ed iu b.lu-A court
rlvr. Q4p-'s Counsel AT .lau.Ii', Uh' up
p,ar,d io, de.,lco u tae MI Sllee robbery
case. l.l au nteIt Will Mr Quinn,
,hc rro4,catrg coulso'. thew on Iis gown. sciz-d
. mi .uG engaged d.. 4 rll-u l. .lm"e u.h.. inc
e.u.r..lu.l we're 4rI.et just pop y..1- .' tn" rr a
lf -Iustl.. Don 10. and tht. ,-ctpri punish
..ell 81, 10, laul, A1,rlrr passage 4t a.us 10 0oAed
!. -l-- t.cL..
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

the barometer yesterday slight Clear and partly
cloudy weather with sigh rain in the afternoon and
eilng prevailed. The temperature ranged between
80 and 49, the average HOll9 being l2lso lower
raan The spondng day last year ara 50 lower
tunn Wednesday.
PARTS cloudy, threatening and warmer weather with
clu es ram. may be expected to-day this city and
vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
A TItTt Bill.

TrI1N ~ HITT7TJT0T -TII 10 I-T'88 -IIV-l >
OrOth an unurstak4bly >hCt-Iulitd Demo
or v-s ,r az 90 auoIntE 60. tue ~ttur -rhcuIi .il,
c.aert.u, an idvor.b the con r,dnuo JH-tacc %
rr min ui Driuccid on lhc steamer h-l ANS 90 an
thr .pupucaus TIM 800 tlr rcc ulu ard ~ tic
be-. u..l- ann Oh, yI4 'c.. w.cu larc t.1e
e. d. Iu-- oar patty Jds 11- ID i-lt si-e"'A
ana .a,-, Bc.Jrrt, the b'r- u l., hhr!
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
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A correspondent writes concerning the thl-
pts,. . el .. " T. e.i.- tr. .Aat tte tt.u-
rItts M . ry o. t-. 100 excitement thI, -u j-at.
is % ,gcc, I0c.I gus ION! 8. "t- once uIru->,d a.
our 0r lllc ii iccgerl bat it ad uot amount 20 any
tE L,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
DEATH Of DR. ED0UIRD SEGUL&

D. Edouari Scgun died yesterday at his
Irl--. $50. D.. IS F-r'--eyea.h-.t He .t5 1aru h.
Au.csr.. France. 10 l-I2 and was cluca.e 10 t.c
University ol Ttrs Ia 1850 b. came go America
\. .ar'y %. l-3~ hc WIS engaged il his spe J work
" Improving educa-o1 of IDIOTS aud bJckw ,ri cnI-
drru II wrote tle first treatise on tG:s t0pIc. 0Hic1
was rJD.sneI 80 P4r,I l~ij. ana oi winch nu amer
c.u ..t.ul app .Jr l 10 l~6I Dr Sr2In took
tive part u tuc nryauilaf rsT'umf FIR IDIOTS in
tul, country .ud Wa more sprciatL c.uucc td VIA
Il.- H. ~u-'H Boston. -yritIsc, MY rE. ana %
" d p Hf' sa diftc.rL alt pes e. ydr0u- 80 lecs
pu.c El-.i. ud.ulc, rHb lsuiu-, T DO no rs
Nu-.rii rl'- ir lU-s ON Ia. 'rou try m Dl~.I r.'
besides uulLrr0u- pamunrt. uI ,Lt -Ii.C ,uiJ II t
ld sct. .,i .Ir ot tu- metric system Irlui pit-
4rlu-, an! ar Ito .'uG Of - an form Inilri uf on
.erftt-uu- Dl t.r Oi t ct uLtirs. WIN iuI-
uuf.ct BOO Pee 4'r}"f f- i"ic-itc fu 70" Int. r'.-
tru4l lledlraI -o'iat onS of i-7G. 1877 tnd l,7~
tDI Iu Pl.i.DIl %. Ars.nt4I.n nd o.. cFt
rn. r.-. vr p. ii 80 %" sized FI. Uutt
ExIu-.. one o. tnr Cued STATES trrIm,-eI"uel-
Oi .tu.f,Ju H 90 l1 tr -tar year '1-u"ttru tC ip"c
n. -.u..-. B" taD-e 10 y0uu- cnlir-u 100 Ger
ui.if B. uo tDI H. -itru a. fl era Fi., DE GrIa 4f
ui. .r ..l+ Eor--. No Al west rV lu0tI-,'. -u.Iur
4ftcruuul.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
WHO CITES ANOrnFE EXPERT A5 AUTHORITY.
"i4O N'- ~ 5..-., rfr p J.5.. fsii,r

am very CuLn .cut di-o ludt II thlS SuD-
( cl t4- cX4. Dy >ttr" "a e.t-. .S T0tcsS0
anus, ~ NcW-YOtk IuouIa, Ndy T. e., IN aurt i''
on .u, o,hes sac uIvB uuuOu1icd Nt aid legarI iof
iii.ir iepu4 4uOu O.. WI uiy cuuc.i d. Wlal nave
Sal. l.. II. hAUtll MiUch thuIh, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
rX,Iir,lrNTT> DUBLIN.

LONDON. Thr-aty, O-L = l--0.
There is great excitement in Dublin. Il IS
-tt, ca on -o.d authority tn.t wlrr have been b.
s.rd .Jr % T u4tc.sO. ife iiA' Lag
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
Ready This norgIag

rHE SEAGI-WEtkLY rRIBUNE.
Tho ~ OGay conlnls
Letters stsd ANA oshor COuesPonasp's a tas oi
World and the New
Pce wrappers ready tOr nslnJ. ave coas per S'O
one copy year 81 oope~ rt rsn coDi, sad ,as
exta o2s rOslaxe IN all c.,os no sabsouosr
Aaaresz
THE .RIBUNE
New YORK.
Yhr hricGrch.han Bitterwafsr
saes remedy aas constiI loo And headache
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
lnDYlGHr WEATHER EEP0RE
GOVHRNMINr INDICATE iNi
g,,,,,.s,s ~. ms. az - I.t-t

GOVERNMENT INDICATE iVi
sgno9sts 1~ , ts - aye
WASHINGTON, oct. %. 1 a. m.-Thc barom-
e,er II h-t 100 v-EHgand. The depression ye-.er-
lav OF tu rxls coast moved eastward. and l.
central attended br southweslefy gacs,on the Atlantic
coast second depression Of some energy is uo~ in
b, L per u MIssouu Ytl.y. Hlu lIs fallen occasionally
d., au f-jIioss east Of the Mississippi Z vcr. cScrpt
Sew-Tuglaud. and has en- particularly heavy on The
F,.ter, Gulf coast. Northwest wnis generally pre-
vail he Atlantic states, and souiAcasiSry winds in
the AXE region aud the ccnr1 valley. The trmpera-
tir- changes have been slight and uulmport1nt.
h0isftoH,
For the Middle STATES 0udY AMI threatening weather.
with ,ut raiu warmth uortheast,rS wuus, lower bar
on."trT.
For New-Englind. cloudr or partly clouiT weather.
rn...lv Orc-luual the southern portion winds
,,-I 4, mo- -fcrlg, lower barometer stationary Or
higher temperature.
tGulOndry Sgnris.
Caufonary Signals ordered from Sandy Hook,
Y ,,,gtt ,.d \ AuauIc cry 90 Cape May.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
y IL.LLn

pn0IF-NELLTNGT. N-At Wellington Mass. octo1er
U; ...g. il. De To .. Mr. AarHopH BRO, x. o..
4 .s,,. to Alss lila Pee I"uFhte. " Isaac d "e-'
uEs-GVT1IFY- tHr tsbury A. T. Churcn.
N.uue october u} 90 ~. tIN..d f-cru.- 3D. D..
Ir Preston DUtu.er -u Isabelle, daughter OF .ohu y.
trt.rf.
uOEEYDC .I-WEB- -T.E-At The thence Of tur 1r.de3
Do rrg Nehst rs ..u" '"1rft e. g.. ''tt''rr n. -'
I... lr GOODS. tl,ut.ut 5'hI d iiOn'rr1ft IT, A..
ana ,.-. 5eGai-. ga I:nfer rt b. 3D. VrD-trl.c
uCIlUI>-oN- -G4aH~-on " e,ur aae october ~ az sno
....-.. IIi.a uf -. huD .oi.Y.r
Jo.a iutc..u-ou u. tp ~, d O.. d1.sAtercf - H. CoD..
I..l l.D.rr--rNorArR-C Tuesday evening october
-.. L-.0. tle r,s.,a. Il .uc Ju"t mos c. FI.iAi
a.-. tht i;ey. A '. llluI7. ol r.t..tH Dbl,
..1rf >'lei. L..i.- ' ui t4.ld- pniI P,ui 40
bias Alu4. Il. ~.-t tr.,i .Dl. ct 3.
ur.D. ,-IJ3r us lr -tu Vrn"sdty. October z- Is,V.
tA. Church u- tIc l.l, in}, HrUoNtt uy tnc rrY
C..--t ID. ual ID D Gorge b " el1 ,o LOUISA A u.
Ua4fItcI cf DcGr-, g. E.Ju-' 'a fSl. a! r. LIJtAyl.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
SENATOR COyELING on BtRNUN- FOEC cry
,L.Lu IL. NDal-A II LL--. ~ -.

I think n Is Iu4eceut e. 'Jr-e q letter 0n
the t.,.c-e qlr-t, ltItttI.. p. 90 t.rr i, Ita
b- ID id nalIc lo tlc c.li,r 1- ioi-c .ut
IA ..i eud. 90 g.!oiI-rl..l ana 1uJ-l ur. 7'i uii
a ,nos storm .i pie, to - u0~u ID "F T. t-r ii.d o.
hoo. aal ...caa nohadt knows aaN u1tt iro i".
ir.s / - llirccnt. / r. to tc. A y..'r, be- b.
81 it used o.. Dee. IA voice. DO is ior. } And IoV
Goa. have referred O., tr sulirc "i.l ut"r one "-r'
remark r0u. IT, o. l.c u.-t u..c. 40 p.r" ~'f ii-n
,to b. Il lt.u t.i.u.,i ANA ~rls..ct bus Ic II.
100 cuou-u o ~utr tiAi letter ln thr neat pirr.
man 81. .a Was A .aol-u Nllfr d., even i ur "l-
gn ,c enough. NIuG ROT now b- foot o- 'o rrt d.
Vr.F b cal-.. 49, %, death InH qua ter cN,
# it's . grlu-ue letter hr 80 tI p- 'oIy . 1rn-
nan ana ID r.l.I ao W IGa not don. Aud a.Ft t-
-o o., believe tlat the s'coId stan 10 y r,m9t. VIII .oi
r.e lfc ali fpe Wuru inj has We VIII AuO" W-o
wrote tlli Ir.t,r and tle pn'p-e or vlrH "a- ior.
ana when taCy do tucr rI k.Ov tlat was I'i NIt-
a., bv tIc ulal against whom 90 is beng AMY aid
q sicily ais
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

Wiacae.'cr's HyPopha~pl,tcs ua cure Consumption
C.u...-. E..nc.t, Iin.- a.c .l tOms o. Genera
Ur....-. I-.a5.isr,t - ets and . peg bottle Pro
.l 9F vtsogsslEa t C. Chemists $40. - join st NoT
Yor.. -lI sold py ~. lI'rE
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
TIE v4y WITH THE TN BUCEEE

slug the song Of the work u- man.
5iIg 10 WI.l uc, AL yc VINO 'di'
" fI l,- liitio ,n b,icnrt iiIcd to tue brlm.
Tho L,l~ un ouck.t. t-e nice an Se1 Il ways
rrls atdii, nm bucket us Il heavy bucket wisH
Republican iule.
The TN bucket man is uopody's fooI-
Mo- e." can't bay uiUI. hes not Bilndns mule.
n le,- s.esa{ "olH' ,.. Ae e., gr.s K'nl .,y ,iy; y;
WIN Hls l4the u BUCKET, his NEE IN bucaat' always
full .
lisa iol.v TIN bucket. lis heavy un bn :ket win
RepubhraI ruie
See that nttle cottage, look IN the door
Thr Dab g. are p 'yiuE ON t'e car'etel h'of.
There ir sunIgnt ''err's 'n9,lc M ~ e' ~ I'm ,In
Ou, the nttIe tin bucket the nice IN bacAet' 'ts al
It's ioiy an 6r Ret. us a heavy un bucket with
RapuDhca RUE.
Och, Pat. ls II for ohaLsc ye are 'o&n'f
Ald What WI De aitbri a coukih - ,,,
y mat nor prrrIue- yen nav Tor yer Ilnnfr'
GO ciauGe. We spa p''H' 1c 'i'''i' t,
Tnou SICK 90 your uucget. your h'tI' LII ouc~el It's
,.aioi Y f,n nncaci. u. heavy tin buckot wiki
Ke .db. Icdn rule.
" shangeI vors dat yon saw Hans.
Ven you sicaK- N dom Iittie pOHtics luhusF
-naugc der lnrrZ j., und -"uraaut dnd rf g,
For d. uodiurs yon nin yen shane cone; hcrr ,,,
.ioI" H., ,,,ca =. us a heavy tin bucket with
Republican RUE
Then shut up yonr "haugc-w 'vo Aeara II enough
You can't fool The wOrGingmtn win any -ueh sum
iii- Nous. i= aO brEht, $50 nappY hs Y|rt
u4'lI vote for good ,gIgcs iur resi- or nj lif'.
VIA Lis lte TN bucket Ms nice lih buc1ei' always
fIll-
'Tlsa loily un bucket rs a hea'- oucbe with
Republican rule
BAKNUMs ORIGINAL GOOSE" MELODY
III tell yOI "a story
ADJu H. l.. Iurcj.
And now ny cauipIgn's Desuni
Ia lei yUu bOiud'f
OIe ab0ul florida,
And now my Campaig 3 d0ns'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

l1eclIl NJlce5
a. Tho, E. Airby & Co., Auciionecrs.-"i
NOW or FREE EXHIBITIONS. DAY AND EVENING
AT OUHARI ROO -, 80 BEoADN Al
lCproalte " al acNsi
THE ROBERT t>TINE COLLIE. TONS.
ORIENTAL 4 II Oh ]. r~ AND ca RIOS ENrRA)R-
DlH Ath.
lust received ~ l1ko an tlrU Oarti"
and 10 De- sold % auCj.o. Nli0u ressrfe by o. rr n
H. AUSTIN i.OBf.T-D,. Csl. LATt o. iOkoHA AA'
IA AN. and ME-oR~. \. 4. AN4lNE N Io'
or rHl, CRY
ON THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MONS. NOVEMBER T. ami Is.
Dc.crpuve catalogues these important colec.
tons uled t.ce o addI
Cooper In-tItu'e.
Fv-GON. FIIIF. d L t.h .drss the young men
81 Nes- York lt COOPE..I ~rTU a.. IA SDNDAf oDct
81 al hif pas ! ''c.ocN. ~ i'C. 3 ! tiE N'n IL
LEsSON OF g. ~ ERAL GA }FIELDs LIFE hdmissiol
fee. The puOuc cuuiDu invited
Fu,se'- Ice Cream Is tiood.
one % i fulcA Ohhithes sup
pHe.. Established sol II Bible louise
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
Why GAarIEL2 wI.+ssIhy -. 3 SEv-YoGE.

IT0TN I1TV-TE W'fNII -N'IT
THIS wear every reason Nhlch gave MI III
q 90 IDS ~ loItF ua- sapp.ite4 I.r.tti ul u-i''t
I.Il-.y..I IfYs rlIlou, WuicJ ans citH-r "i~ Wei
COIN. here ui,cIsi rrUsiolI. i17rhu oi iuc H'l"
al " reform from n- - in1fi4i' pii. t-- p-'I
r.,s,., tr u ,rcr oa frauds ave -tr. rpcI from
30 .v,ry pr. sd iH.otM ll-t ta0 ni 'o5 I'd 4Dr i.
trr1I -prt of uuirn 30 iIr 4thrH ol'."r lN AiIA
triurs wnicn nav JH-tlv "rout. uhi' l' .l7't i'a.
fnc Ird RruubliCiU- I'D. l-4b are -9ti OF u y
d.rd Tire independents Who yutcd Tor Iiieu iLcu
n.trtjiy -upu.rt G,i now Ir rc is eN rs s-h o "a
yrtf uoruIr uprising" Of m"f' men O. thc people
v lrn -Worp- away toe pohtirIHn7 and demands 'hr
lrr,.deucv ~ AL huuesj, "a le ipt experienced STAIRS
1.,r n .h q be piGu-Ibl~ reason Iot sdtp"@iDs
tnat the Democrats Will carry N-w-f ~ we have not
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
poliiicGl Notices.

A Mnss-Neefing
OF all those in favor of the the Republican candi
dates will be held in
PAREPA HALL. S8TH ST AND 3DAYE,
ON FRI DAY EVENING OCTOBER %.
The Hon MARTIS Tow NsEND. of Troy, 1I speak.
The Hon 1OR3E H. POks TER Will presae.
Campaign Ouiits comprising Cape Cap an Ba!otboT
TJrch a 30 crnLs a. FORCE.
20s Broadway. Nes-IOrx.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

For Justice OF the Marine Court
MYER =. TSAACS.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

TIE uudersgn request Their fellow uzens respective
Of party. who favor tie maintenance Of
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

.o.,.tl ,ll-f- gsrsi1a1 % afist trf ~ "a tl
ih' Ae. .is- ufisIat 4I 'f tla ~ sIh
f-- ~ -
li''r gose 4o4.s r.e AZ 4ie 'fsi,lA az
~ -enssrar ai4csftl sue t-f 40 IeIaf - i---'
,.....a,,. 90 BoaISAy
,u,,nss Opslca. oct -. A. m.-Ihe chAnges in
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
Five Thousand Dollars Reward.

Five Thousand Dollars Reward.
VIII pay Thousand Dollars reward for evidence fnr
ptshe n any time during he months Of October
ber leading conviction o. the man who
forged tie handwriting OF General a. Gao
field. In the sOcared Chinese letter"
Brooklyn. oct D. 1880. B. cHIrrENDEN.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

Henry Daniels VI. d. l44 Lexington ave- near -sAs
HO4rs. 10 tlt 10 =
Attention 20 s-utlehcu 0nlF-
lIcs-r~ Bnug. Go BfoId way. VIII sell tat, day at
2tb coircuOu OF American CONS, tpDtiueutI
Bills. Aut a. Jqhs Books Mrmcn c- OF yo yldrn IAie
Pile. permanently eradicaGed wiiun iEr O. weeks No
kptir Ia Al al d.s"a,cs cur"L tl
lars oonl1- rceteAocs D.. HOY T. ~ Wc-' Zii u
Pa- - Nsrrs
The foreign mails the week -rd ~tf - 4. octo
her Will close IA Oalcr on IlF-DAN. u $50
q. fHr EtnDc pF at'l4+ilp NeFAl, Fa Nlr -i"' ii
NEpNE-pAN. NJ . q m. tsr EIOpe. hv ~, ANS ID
e. Gv1 Queenstown pond nc Tor rrln'~ ist 20
lIGirs,e 1. aud at 30 a. tor t~aure uIcct
by steamship Laurent VI HaYru on Iht H-uAf Al D
= r. tur Europe. o. 4 ats p \ rtic VIA q fciN' Va
Correspondence Germany tnt Fa.c nst Dee spec y
adarC-eui AZ ll:u a. u Tor Fuu.u @lt isii| cs-
slns PivAoutn tncIuOdrg an ttuJurf o1 - a 1 II
DAN "a A t1rUp. by rfrtuslu iF m sef ~ "a
Queenstown crre,poucent- tr-tu.4nF ava 500 lt I'D -
BE- spcoas aldres etlt 40 ~ o. fos GERMANY Nt "
steamship southampton tnd triucA tlff - l-i
drcssedl IL 1taul Jlroc ~ So r'1lg
ilivia. lt D. u-. iof rr'gn l4ANt "
stanislD and. AntW rp i' utlif "i .' mrs
SWeaeu ana N1rwl, llsyathri Nv h'nOI thd oehon
steamers oly The Porto Rico eaVt Nr-i - Dc-
oer = and 20 c Nt leave Vet" ois reo 'er
October The malls r Nts>h lraNo NeW OK o. Der
~ Tns n.. for fasanr leave NcNN ors 1c-1lrr - mo
i ar Venezuela ant lut2,oa rafe Nr" ORR 'oOri -.
ar \rwnuuda1r leave Now NOr, october -. DO
,s tr .nl lsal aud south PaCuc leave NswA0rA OctO.
bsT 3n Tho mans Mexico, va AcN-Orelns leave New
S,rk d. .ober 81 CHINA ant IhtAu leave rsn
a., november - lae nsls tor Jssi- g.. .elss
49, llIl- - JAMES. PostnAstsr.
tti,e Nsw YORK. October -
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
Grand Citizens Meeting.

NO DICTATOR IN NEW YORK cry
NoN.sECTARIAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
NoN-sECTARIAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

and defeat Of personal in atsenA
meeting
The Osceola times., 1880-05-29
GUbcrEatOrial Contest, as
Far a. Heard Irotsa.

From IS counties which have
held conventions and instructed for
Governor, % instructs for Churchill
with 13 votes; - for Miller with
IL votes; 6 for Wilson with 23 votes;
2 for Grace with q votes | for
SmIthee with three votes. for
Fish back with votes. No instruc-
ton; Saline, 3; Lonokc, 4 ; Colum-
bia, 3; Craighead, 3 White, 3 TO-
tai vote uninstructed, IS.
The above count includes all
counties from which reliable infor.
nation has been received as to how
their votes will be cast for the
nomination for governor. There
are 22l votes to be cast, l5i have
been instructed, IS go uninstructed,
and 50 yet to be heard from.
The Osceola times., 1880-05-29
's'llc Ss0rIti H1VcS.

Ifyou don't believe it, look at the
spicy, handsome sheet, just ISSUED
for the ediGcation Of the people Of
Arkansas, The Temperance Banner,
published at little Rock, at the low
price of fifty cents per year, and
edited by such men as Rev. W, r..
Withers, DR.. Winfield, d. D., Rev
W. d. Mayfcld, d. D., T. n. Welsh,
D. D., a. NJ. b. Graham and j. NJ.
Clayton. The first number is before
US. and is as cool and refreshing as
q glass of ice-water IN July. Yes,
yes, the world does move a fac ust
a hefle, a lcetb at time, boys; but
then there is quickening energy
in this small enterprise destined to
expand and broaden in Its influence
for wise and noble purposes until
the mountains and valleys of our
state shall become the abode of a
sober, cultured, Industrious and
prosperous people, third term or
no third term. Grant or no Grant,
A sober people cannot be enslaved:
temperate people are always free.
men, and the best sign Of the times
is, that the Temperance Banner has
been unfurled, and now proudly
floats to the breczcs of Arkansaw.
"Forr,er loat that standard sheet.
Where hr.aihss the foe, bat palc~ before it,
With ircodom's soil ben,ath our irct.
Ana freedom = banner waving over u-.'
People OF Mississippi county
rattle your hall dollars into the
strong box Ci the Temperance
BlHA,r.