davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13
FALL and WINTER GOODS.

to which he would respectfully invite
the attention ni the pconl. 81 Chapel
Hal and surrounding c"ltttrI aud :.>k
them 10 examine this Stock before buy
ing. is he feels sati>.i,t Il liza: he c.n'
save them money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

There are 122 new advertisements In TIE STAR
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

Five butter dealers were in court in New York
yesterday for selling oleomargarine for butter
Samuel A. Churchill, the agent of the Butter
dealers Association, who said he had once been
In the oleomargarine business himself. and had
handled butter for over twenty years. explained
to the court the process of detecting the differ
ence between the butter and It's counterfeit. 1t
consisted in melting the latter, which is thus
resolved into clear, pure OIL Genuine butter,
however, gives a mixture when melted that will
not settle readily and that will show a large de-
posit OF salt. He subjected to this process some
of the substance sold for butter by the defend
ants and found that it was mainly composed OF
beef-oil, proof Of its oleomargarine nature.
The accused butter-dealerS were all held for
trial in the court of general sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

The boomers for various republican candidates
for the Presidency are already at work laying
the wires to secure delegation to the repupli-
can national convention from this District
favorable to their man. The District delegates
(two) have vote In the republican conventions
hence the eagerness to secure them by the dit
ferent candidates. In the democratic national
convention the delegates from the District of
Columbia have no vote, and the position is
merely honorary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

FEEBLE LADIES' Aged Persons, Weakly Children.
fersons Of sedentsry Habits. an need Hop Bitters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

II Mr.. John Kelly is in earnest In harmoniZing
the factions OF New York democracy, he had
better advise his organ the Star OF that fact
1t continues to denounce its brother democrats
OF the Brooklyn" ring and the Robinson
ring" as savagely as it did prior to the fall cleo
tion, and 1t doesn't seem probable that there
can be much harmony where charges of .'rob-
berry" and ''rascality," are being constan thy
hurled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

Two young men who belong to the highest
circles of society" In Memphis, recently settled
difference and appeased wounded honor by
fisticuff conducted under the rules of the Eng
lish priZe-ring. They were both terribly
bruised in the fight, and one of them got his
thumb broken. This mode OF settling a differ
ence between men is certainly preferable to the
''code," as there is no occasion for funeral at
ter Ii is nut in practice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10
jan10 1914 and 1916 Pa. avenue.

= 1927 18th st. NV, between Massachusetts ave.
and NJ st !, one square from 18th st. circle. Thor
Daily instruction in German given free Normal
department for ladies.
Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, agraduate of the Kinder
had ten years experience in teaching. in accordance
with the kindergarten Philosophy, in private and
CATHERINE NOERR. who has taught with Miss
Pollock during the past five years, Principals.
Glasses in Public Schools. Object Drawing.
: Calisthenic Exercises daily. Pupils will receive
sistants including special adaptation to indi
needs, and thorough systematic progress in class in
struction Pupils will be received at any time dur
ing the year. jan10-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

The bill to restrict Chinese immigration
which was vetoed by President Hayes has been
relntroduced In the House by Mr.. Page, Of Cal
ifornia, and the desire Of both political parties
to make capital on the Pacific coast for the
presidential contest next year may lead to the
passage of the bill once more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

The Conover and Bisbee factions of the Florida
republicans have buried the Ratchet, and they
promise to war only "for the good of the party
In future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

1t is stated as "a remarkable fact that Mr..
German IS. Senator elect from Maryland did
not mention the Senatorship in connection with
himself to any member Of the legislature. For
ali that it is rather probable the members had
received information from some quarter that he
would not absolutely refuse the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

Mr.. Mcclure, Of the Philadelphia Times, has
apparently been sampling the beverages at the
Capitol The test was satisfactory, judging
by his enthusiastic remark that when Commits
sioner lie Due can raise the kind OF cold tea that
Is sold at the Capitol restaurant, he can get as
big an appropriation from Congress for the
may ask for,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

WANTED-AGENTs; the elastic process Of
w copying; over so impre ssions from one orig
and sfss s fo4
ogram; patented in United States and Canadas be;
outfit delivered 70 any address free Of charge on re
eSeipt Of 81. Address j. M. JACOBS. Arch Ct.
Boston. jan5-6t'
nIsTRICT BONDS. FOR sALE.-pistgict Of Co:
Columbia per cent 2O-year bonds. District Of Co
the price these bonds pay the best Of any IN
market Interest paid at the Gnied States Treas
05 issns-1m fhlh Isl sA "a a7enae
ITO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY
u ., 500. $1,000. $500. $500 and $500 l,, Money!
ia nssfi s2s IL street northwest
HARMS FOR RENT OR SALE.-One $50 acres,
T situated on Potomac river, 10 miles from Wash
ns pssy 81 NJ ssSa
x garden farm for early yegetabes One
Va. one mile from the Long Bridge on t1Pspiks
s sN A Nh sss b.. pes low Apply John
MEKr T2 Ss H4AN e. FRE AEP sso
buy endowment Policies issued by leading compa-
ssoH repy With aS W.
Lexington and Charles sts.. Baltimore de1s -eosia
b1oE fl61s j aoT o rooms. M t.
q. Brick t House, stories. new 5 rooms and BATH,
grc La HGasea shop b IL 'front.' near Arsenal AZ ST.
Also, LOT, 900 feet, East Capitol and 11th st.
e. Lot Cd 9Th st. s.w., Waaeh school, 3, GOO
feet; Lot st. bet. 9th and 10th W., 060 feet
Terms to suiC. H. SPALDINI,
dec30-2w' 1929 New York ave-, Room4.
40 TO VIM. 81. MAIN BROS, 1875
" Pennsylvania ave. n. W., if you want to buy.
sell or exchange city or country Property. Ex-
change specially. dec27-lms
NOR SALE.-We have for sale four desirable
e Brick RESIDENCES in the immediate vicinity
OF Iowa Circle-one of them on corner fronting
having been finished during the past Summer. and
all with modern improvements Prices low rang
ing from 81, 600 to S9. 500.
FOR SALE.-Corner Of maryland ave. and I'd st.
west, (near the western entrance to the Capitol
grounds), IL, 100 So. #. of ground VIII be sold
cheap, and offers good chance for speculation.
MONEY TO LOAN.
AT LOWEST MARaET RATES,
On Real Estate Security.
THOS. J. FISHER CO..
dec27 1928 + street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

There is to be meeting OF Senator Sherman's
friends in Ohio at Columbus next Monday to
consult over the situation and take such steps
as may be deemed expedient to forward his in
terests as presidential candidate. 1t is under
stood that there will be a large attendance Of
active and influential gentlemen, and that
every portion Of the state will be represented at
the conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10
nUVALL MARI,
IL Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
8O4 street, LeDroit Building.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN h co.,
st. Cloud Buildir8.
Real Estate Agents and Anetioneers.

SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY HOME.
We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO SURF.
new Brick rooms. III S Se
A new Brck, 10 rooms, hot and cold waite, on three
complete. Small cash payment; balance monthly;
7.room Brick now building on 18th street.. BE-
tween II and n. Small cash payment; balance
A fne Lct on Capitol HiR, having good view Of
the Capitol grounds for sale without cash paymaat
and on long time to any one building e. or House
will be built to suit, and sold on easy terms.
FOB RENT.
616 81 street NV. II rooms. $50
Cor. Nd. ave. and 18th st. s.w., Store and
Dwelling, roome>.... ~
162 r street p. g., fOoMs. ~
Next to Md. ave and 18th st. aw., re-. 20
400 1871 st. s.w, r0ems ................... e
1884 18th st. n rooms. q
1716 9Th st. w., rooms. q
1914 Oath ct. NV, rooms.
Ones rooms. corner 9th and d gts. ..o
0A '0'A1'A and suitable fos housekeeping SO
Pennsylvania ave.
MONEY TO.LOAN
.t q. and per cent. on satisfactory secuESiE,
aa,fs JOHN SHERMAN h 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

The Detroit Free Press says that Edison has
at last succeeded-'in frightening the gas COM
panies-" In the opinion OF the Free Press the
success goes no further than that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

WYE ARE SELLING GOODS AT OLD
w PRICES YET.
Misses and Boys School Shoes. from 75c. up; Chill
d Msass, School Shoes from Soc up; good s3n
Ladies' Kid and Goat But. B, C and last, 7 ~
p Is up: fine Calf Caters. II. s., SO, 50 and -
81, worth Sc; fine Calf Caters, NJ S., 81. 80, value
So. So. Our 81 Misses and Boys Shool Shoes a
specially. GSlgn, Big Shoe.)
]. w. SELBY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-10

Gen. Garfield Is now serving his ninth term In
Congress- and at its expiration he will step into
the Senate for six years at least.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-10
Saturday, November e.-senate.


journal Of yesterday read and approved.
senator DANA was called to the chair
S S Il nae s A. spp 81 na a e s., e
morlg Sed oy otherwise encnbeFed, the Listers shall app
esists at ia cs yahs and se the seine to INN instead Of
s% ana " mi eaS xqf pf0S ns
gage or 9hs5 person a9y9g an Interest sT,p ON
and the sameo theorassee other nicrested
u sss e Ias Ct @ s spss S 81
unless the s'e 9, are sshsd thai hs interest Is Sae5 Than
who claims that hsntsrest In real estate other than
what appears Of record shall le With one q the llstef
statement of his interest in such real estate verified by his
By senator HENRY, act in amendneutof section of
an act relating to the sentences 70 the Vermont reform
read as follows WHEN sSy boy under the aye Of sixteen
s. leah under he laws 81 ih4 state sr N Ss % y
he pesee - ASS, proper f m 70 ,ry and dsenioe o.
NAY sees such hoy to the vermont fefon soo foa
gS Rg any se & Sm sd eSi se ha
alec b. added IN spps,sngeas t2loys sis u g y such
HSs "a' R ii 70 snsa nn Of SoS 70 rs
snc other sentence as Inc may impose 6s the laws
and ycS"plstionoi liz vefmsnt istoesi GsseeF re
iered Y seeG! committee consisting of Senators Peck,
senator START act to proven, Justice from being
for forgery and Souaisren to fE% On ndSSay nm,
-n hsp he alter he Of a M oS
TO opn, ON final adjournment.
THIRD rediHgs.-H H. an act laying tax the county
OF Windsor, passed In concurrence, with proposals OF
amendment s. ssan act relating to tIeemei's meetngsi
PASSED. e. 81, an net TO repeal see D. chap g. e. passed
H. 49, an act relating to Ne service Of extent passed in
81 This provides for the appointment by the justice
of "any suitable person." In certain cases, TO summon
Jurol Passed In concurrence, with proposal u amend
ment : S. act In amendment OF no a. OF the acts Of
1876 relating appeals from justices OF the peace.
ion Of senator pingham toI com on Teys eommille
for amendment In matter OF form reported back
Special orders. 2 an act 10 ellaze taxation. This
Is the bill introduced by senator Dwine providing foT
taxation In proportion 10 populAton.l
On motion OF senator DlLLlNGHAM the senate resolved
this b and Senator Dillingham; called the chair,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-10
HAPPY CHILDREN.


The joy Of every well-regulated household
comes chiefly from the children. Thousands OF
aifectionate parents do not take care of their
children. Through ignorance more than through
cupable neglect they suffer them to fall sick and
die when knowledge might have saved them to
love and home. DR.. David Kennedy offers his
=" fayoiite Remedy" as emphatically medicine
for the children-gentle in its action, containing
no harmful ingredients Uhdteger, going straight
to the Blood, which, when impure, is the seat and
source of disease. "Fnori,e Remedy" IL the
friend OF childhood, and should be found in every
nursery in the land Keep it in your house for
your children's sake, as well as for your own.
Try it, and you will be glad you saw this article.
Make no mistakes The medicine il I" f'dUorite
Rt1nedH" and the propretor's name and address.
DR.. David Kennedy, Rondout, n, Y One dollar a
bottle. Parties living at distance, Except in
surgical cases., by sending statement of their
case can be treated at home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-10

THE SUMMER MONTHS
In large cities the critical period infant life
shown by the bhls OF mortality compared with other
months Of the In casel Of 0hdi4yq Issia Dvs
enfe'U Chronic DidrrhGa, Cholera, RIDGES FOOD,
dietetc, has been found particularly beneficial at
tested by many hatering testimonials.
ADULTS
suffering from Dyspegsa Proaraiion 81 r. System and
General Debility, will hnd In RIDGES FOOD the deeid
efalm for weak stomachs, being easily dgesed and
smihtive. Remember that RIDGES FOOD has the
doeent OF twenty Year, in England and America by
Physicians and Maons OF the principal Infant Asylums
and Lyngn Hospitals and Ply OF all schools have
given II their unqualified approval especially adapted
Tor iRJanfs and Ororing children Avoid the many new,
nntried preparations uhdteusr the price See that oOL
RICH co. Is on every label
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-10

Continued from First Page Of Wdichmanl
Mr. BBAINERD Of ST. Adams said was on account Of
alocl quarrel that In fact It was great benefit to the
village. He said that people held cent so close TO
their that they could mt see sxpence e why's on
The yeas and nays hlYing been taken they We're fol-
lows Yeas IS; nats 6s. So The amendment WIS lost.
MIR ABBOTT OF Bennington moved that the bill be
amended TO have the Judge appointed by the governor
and to hold Ills office for Two years.
count called for and taken; Yeas 95 a. SO
the amendment wns agreed 20.
The thlrl reading was then ordered. pending which.
On motion of Mr.. CHASE Of jay, adjourned.
, 1880-09-09

Inns always bcon known. Tho 60
chilled abolition Of tho sccrut police
seems 10 amount, therefore, simply
To 4 transfer ut Jurisdiction from ono
department to another, mud thu vcstIng Of its
power III tho hautls Of uels. AIollkotf. Thu
mysterious, absolute, ainl often bnrbarpus
ard cruel Institution still survives, only It
llas n now head. tho Supreme Commission
still survives, only ul,tlcr ilew name. Ttla
RUSSIAN tllctator still survives, only ho has
hal his authority Increased md power TX.
tended. Tint authority AMI power aso now
concentrated so lint they can be uscd with
still moro effect. fills being ulu cusc, II
would seem to Indicate that tho revolutions
ary monster is by III ,l,eals broken Ii, spirit
or body, but Is ngafn showing Ills llcatt 50
nlcraciligly tint l,e must DO dent with III
sollo now ntallllor. The discovery ut fresh
plots tho other tfay to nssaslnnte
tho Cznr, and Of mines In seynrni rlnccs
along tho railroal to Llvndia, whittier ho
was going. a1ht the fact that 1t took
o,o0O peasants atsl 0,D0U troops tn watch tho
roAtl when flo passed over It, would 70 to
show tint N1hl1isll Is quito rs rampant now
rs iteyer was, though IL llns worked moro III
secret Slice thu establishment of Dtelikon's
Commission, alnl that tho Government rccog-
n!zes this facs by placl1s Gen. Alcl1kotr where
lio can havo full sweep In a regularly estab-
lisled department, which Inns been 'la,d-
cd over to him, fnsteatl of in n
special department. Thore Is very lit
tie llopo Of any lasting reform in Tits
sil until tho Government takes cogninnco Of
tho ono demand OF tts people tl,at is more
, 1880-09-09

noTH political parties IN Wisconsin this
JcAt seem TO bc acting Un tho we'll wor1. alaxc,
"Whcn y0ll got good thlnv kvop IT," and 90
they nso preparing to keep all Of tho prcxont
delegation III Congress fur nnothcr term Ut
lcast. Mussrs. Willlams Ut tho Ftrst, Cas,Yoll Of
tio second iluxelton OF tho Third, ur,lgY of tho
FIFTH, Louck Of tho Sixth, and Humphrey of tho
e,scnth haya a!rrauy boon ptacel in nolni,,a. .
ton, and unless all signs fail. Dcustcr uf tho
Fourth aid IounI Of tho Eighth viii hath 10
ruHusntnu:el by aooamMttotl. The business
WIS lono for btr. Cnswoll yesterday Mt
sladlaol.. tho Convention being uuIlct,
ul101l new taais or representation, xlylnv ON
ticlcpAte to cAcE Supervisors district l.latcu,t Of
two delegates to euch Spunte aud Assembly t!s.
trtct. Mr. Cnswci, hca been In Congress cJuht
ycars. bclnE first clroted tn thu Porty- third
cus'xrrss, nnl holding tho. olco continuously
alIicG. liz served three Bcssiols III tho As4et,1-
blF III Wisconsin, a1,d was nrat cu,l1lslato for
Ctnsros. III lE01, but w.ta defeated In tho Cuu.
fehuun ~ tho lRto Hon. D. r. Hopkins. Ito
was II tIacgatu tn tho National Kcpubtrcn,,
convention ttult met In Ch!cnxo IN lsIY, which
Illuminated Ncs1. Orant. At thu lust elucton
III bis district tito votu stou1; Lnswo,l. Kopub.
!lci's, ls,eNi DaYts, 1cHltx,rnt, D,5t!; Tunney.
uroenbnckcr. .,:sst+ Mr.. CsAwclla majority over
l"lfh bis rrts waA oyUr Hlf, but tho eNnyt,xg wis
somewhat 1ewildcrlHg to tho opposition, .ls 10th
Dhy!s ai.d Ic'Hicy worc for,h1r Republicans,
altd uavls lNlnR niuru OF q ureenhnckof thu,i
IoAnoy, tlid ItnnGy Gelug nl0l,t ns In,lol. Ut l,
Democrat III nnys. Mr.. G.lsxull'B elgutIon tnta
full lnay l,o set down Is certain, and ho 1n,,y
congratulate htsnsolt On having tco, nominated
on yDatcrdiny over two Ut tho bcyt iaasa In tho
btatc. One Ut thcae was tho Hon. L. e. Wool
i'latI. now Il Btat0 Bcnntor md editor OF tho
liarabs'o Republic, uIl1 tho uthor was tho lion,
Jonntt'an 1iownlan, ut culumbIA County. Ethur
VI ti1cso acI't!osncn would havo honorod sho
oIllee,
, 1880-09-09

HAMILTON WARronD, Of Columbus, life
long Democrat antl II galaut soldier OF two wass.
aont tho following letter to tho Hancock Legion
decflnlng tho ol1co OF Lieutenant thoroIn:
years aliured tpuaoInllBly to fnlny 1T the Del,,-
erAt1u doctrines. did not suppose thllt should
ever torsakc the purity with which hay1 brru
60 long ctllnectll; hut tho Attitllllo WHICH TIM
Demucrntla party Is now .lssutntnK ousnl,cls mo
to abandon It. / olairn tho hnnor OF having
fought In tho Mo1toan war, but heartlly ctlcr-
yeAtS III tho nEny for tho snlyatlunu tho u1on.
l!urlMg TUG WNr md BiiSe umt t'mo Until re-:
secession as m error and s. i erlsno. isupp"s.i i
that utter tho WMr tho Domocrats would never
revive tho questions settled by that snA and
hluoty conflict, hut t0-tlny those trensouAhle
doctrines nro boldly proclaimed by Democratic
leadcr5 cannot consistently remain Defuo-
crat. honco ! sever my a!lcKlnce to that pasty
1orovur. h1ld Join tho purity VI tho Union.
, 1880-09-09

J1M ROBINSON, the City Marshal Of Watcr
Wiley. Mlss was shot uni instantly killed yes
ter.lAy by john Adams, conductor ON tho CHI
cago s New Orlrans llAiralla. Tho shtnt!ug
grow out Of II disptllo nbont tho ownership Of a
COW. Robinson, WIS tho ngxrossor, al,l Admins
will not bo punIshod, III ho unly acted In self
F3afpt,sn
, 1880-09-09

TliE strike 0t tic Scottish frol,-workers
hus partly ended. Tho men In tho Ayrsi!ro and
Hamilton districts lAye resumed work, ind 1t Is
probabso thut thoso Ut Olrsgow ant, La,larksh!7o
will follow their example. Tho strlkors, as is
nuar1r always tho casc accomplished nothing
THEY return TO work OIL thu terms OF tho ca,-
r,inyf.r4
, 1880-09-09

THE steamer Mark Lane, OF Liverpool,
left ChArleston, y. T.. tast evening With IL uurao
OF cotton, 6,30l balcs for tito English ,nnrkot.
This Is tho t'rst cargo Ut now cuttun shipped
from our country this RcAson. Tho cotton crop
Of tho South Ia unpreccs!antetltyaarge brfng cs-
tlMatcd nj 0,O00,tn1 Gnles, oI which, by tho way.
TEXTS will contribute In, OM lalps.
, 1880-09-09
AN IMPORTANT EXPLANATION.

THU Now York S,t7, Inns n raru i.purecn-
| t1on OF poetic sentiment, but Its proycrbtat
devotion to truth CAUSES It to throw I,lt.ttur-
of-fnct light upon NIL things, a,ul reduce
eScn verso to thu relentless nccliracy Of tho
photograph. This characteristic inclination
Of tho Snn ("whlch shines. fur nlln) llas
Induced 1t to question tho authorship Of
solno exqulslt verses which RECENTLY NJ.
pearcd IN tho columns OF TuE TinuuSt:, fn,l
Here nccrcditetl to tho Hon. john Kelly, tho
famous Tammnny Cl,feftnin OF New York,
Tic Sun reprints tho touching lines III qucs-
ton, and comments upon them ~ follows:
In Tits CIt1cAao 1'lunttys we frequently find
rorfosuf MORT attributed to nhthors fn whose
wtlrks Fg do mt romc1nlDr gvor to hnyo soon
authorship !a not CORRECTLY given by our os-
teemet1 contemporary. For instance, III II Into
Joined lines:
RI; sSsS.eS:i =: s?s!ss ,as fo'e.
ss%sSa r!ss S:s2s & " y essf'a '''f
$ / Nv ;s s;'s:
According to THE THtnuNE, thoso verses arc
tho prnl,!otlon ut M loss rcrson thnn tho lion.
5oh'. l., Keiy. Gontroller Of Now York City. ii
r,y rnte, stJ tat 70 T. tho nano which our cotompo
hS wheh us SUI 1ny to- 4G 70 En- n1
e eithor by hly fr!cn'!s or his foes. Moreover,
whU W. oat Il tn ,,rdss ~ ,r,n tnr . uarnnGo i,,
O. h!s Str; Kelly is i, ,',arr!'al man, md wp DO
uH a ,rSsil hE wWa ss IT. o asy no s
,Wo conclnic,, tAon, that o,ir contcinporary has
rlv psem 'se , es,ttn mno a'id th?t tho v:ftos vere
other nuthor. ''e''' '@' - '''''o
1t mas~ he conceded to tho wc1l-known
trutl-losing character OF tic Sun that lts
reasons for surprising that tho Hon. John
Kelly did not write the charming verses 1t
quotes aro plausible. but the Sun construcs
poetry III too literal sense, and fails TO mako
proper allowance for tho license taken by tho
lion. John Kelly md othor celebrated poets
who revcl lii the divine aalatus. The SUI.
will readily understand how tho Hon. John
Kelly .could llavo written tho fascinating
verses III question when we suggest tint they
, 1880-09-09

ENGLISH trade reports for August Indicate
continued Increase 1T tho volume nf buaEness.
Tho Imports FOR talnt tlIonth wnro valued Mt
$l13,AU,0N, wllto tho cxpurts wclu valued ut
$1',Sh,0N. During August, lH.u, tIlcrn WIS n,tIy
$hl ,S00N worth ot gotAis lsapprtc anil }s, ,6O,-
co.. worth exported. Tl.rsc figures slnw tlIat,
although the business ll,S ftlureaso3 tho pre-
pUNtlcislnco Ut importatluns OVER cxpurtatiuus
continues.
, 1880-09-09

TIlENoW York Sun says lhat "the Electoral
Hotca OF Now York, Now Jersey, and Connecticut
will determine tho result Of tho clucto,." This
IL an admission tt,nt tho Democratic managers
IN Now York havo gtyon UP ill hopo Of IntlIn.ns,
which thoy practically conctilo to tho Nepul.
l!caus On the othor hand. thu Republicans of
CONNECTICUT hayo no possible doubt thut that
State will yot1 for QlrnolJ. Tho .lcfuat Ut
l.andors IN Ilstfana ut tho October election will
not lesIyo tho Donocratto party with hnra
enough. to nalntain any struggle In my 6ta,c In
November,
, 1880-09-09

THE ruil!ans who recently murdered tho
American missionary. DR.. Parsons, and bis scrv.
ant In Asia Minor hllyo bcen brought to Con-
stant'nopc, md will bo immediately placet on
trial. The Suatnn Is 1nlte l,nxiots TINT tho mlr-
dercsn lnay be punished, aud has 80 .ass1rrd Mr..
Ilcap, tho United Stntes Cons,il- General.