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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-09
Preparatory Department
For fitting teachers, surveyors sc.
Ie1eEraDhic Department

For instruction in the theory md practical working
OF electricity, and for fitting telegraph operators.
We offer special advantages 10 students and 10
PARENTS having children in Augusta, Hallowell and
branches, but not regular high school course,
who are unable to attend all the ear and
hence unable to keep up with their classes in pub
lie schools Our students select any branches in
our course, and viii be advanced fast their ab
ity and application wall permit. A knowledge o.
book keeping and business FORMS and fine hand
writing will secure TO any Young lady gentleman
good situation AT any time. We have recommen-
da,ions from hundreds OF graduates who are now
in successful business and from the leading bu siness
and professional men in the city. Our Telegraph
Department is new feature introduced mainly on
account of the wond rful demand for telegraph op-
orators and Of growing desire among Young people
10 understand telegraphy an accomplishing, nj.
Greatly reduced railroad fares for students Tor Halo
well and Gardiner. Don't fail nd for large cir
cular. Fall term commences. sept 9th.
r. B. CAPEN, PRINCIPAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-09
Woman Missing.

VAUDEVILLE, August s. The wife Of Mr..
David Simpson of this place. in temporary
fit of insanity. left her home during last night
have been searching for her since early
morning, but without SUCCESS. She was in
feeble health and fears are entertained that
she has persisted from over-exertion and en-
pOsure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-09
COTTAGE FOR RENT

At SouirreI Island. For information communicate
with r. G. Abbott, North Vassaiboro.
July 8. isso. JasFz".
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republicans of Augusta are requested to
Qf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT SARATOGA.
CINDERELLA. GENERAL PHILLIPS. GLENcAiRNE AND
DAY-ST,R TIE WINNERS.

CINDERELLA GENERAL PHILLIPS. GLENCMRNR AND
DAY-sTAR TIE wGNNHIs.
SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 13.-There was only
a far fattendance at the races to-day. The races
however were interesting aud the results OF the thrh
and fourth occasioncd some surprise. The opening
event was generally supposed 10 be Cindefeas race
and she mcrted the confidence reposed in her by win
ming II easily General Phillips also scored an easy vie
tory over Mamie Fieds who well thought OF that
she was made fayOriic in the pools Edison fav0Te IN
the third race. given good lead but was Da'eh
before gong the first quarter. Goncairne last but
one TO get or in winner. The hurdle race really
had only two contestants Dly-st II and Frank short.
the former winning IN caner The weather was clear
and warm and the track III good condition.
The first race was purse OF $500 Of which $40 TO
the second hofse entrance free; for maldenS OF al
ages tbreey ear-ods carry % pounds; four-year-
Odds md upward to carry 100 pounds, with the usual
allowances TO mares and gcldnes; one NILE Pools SOFA
rs follows: Cinderella. $50; Terror. SD; Harry b.
$3l Captain wraggc. $40 Pacific, S25 Cnarlemagne'
$40. Cinderella won. with Terror second oaP'''in
Wrasge third. Time l:i7li.
The second race was for purse o; $500. Of which SO
70 the second horse ard SD to the third horse entrance
free: Imko Blackburn excluded three-yenr-ods TO
carry o. pounds; touryearo!ds, liz pounds hveEcf
olds and upward. lis pounds; haldcns aoweu !,
three wears old pounds II four years, 10 pounds II
five years upward. Is bounds ore ME nan i,
eraI philips. 5000: Governor Hampton, Tii3; 90
For,h 500. General Philip Won. Mamie Fields sec
ond Go Forth third Tine. 2:llA.
Third race.-Pursc $500, of whIca $50 to second en-.
trance free; for maiden twoyearold' those io hnvine
won second money at saratoga allowed rGhnns iHISo
oatrrs Of mile Pool. sold follows Edison 800
Sportsman, 500; Catalpa $50 Gienrnne, 10 N%,
Ioitc 500 Brenda So. lcncairnc won. win Sp'i'S
man second and Brenda third, Tine 100 NO. o..
TIE fourth free haudcap hurdle iaee-~.S o lor
purse OF 800 of which so t, me sGconI nots on
mite and half over six hurdle. i'ais oi as ioioT
Dasr SIP Frank Shot Nm slop Ia nG' mE I seconG
The stranger third. Rose last llmc -;'''2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
POPULATION OF NETWORK.
CORRECT RETURNS OF THE CENSUS.


WORK OF REVISION AND COMPREHENSIVE IN
HADITANrs Br ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS -FAL Sc
RETURNS.
The returns of the tenth United States census for
the District of the City of New-Yolk have Lecn
compiled and revised by Supervisor Charles d..
Adams and yesterday they sent to Washing
ton, where they will undergo thorough examine
ton and another revision, the papers passing
through the hands of eight clerks.
II is roughly estimated by Mr.. Doremus. who has
bad charge of the enunerators and their returns,
that New-YorlS City has a population of about
l2l5 900. The enumeration districts 61S in
number including Blackwells Island and Wards
Island The first named is included N the
Eighteenth Election District of the XXth Assem-
bly District which divided into three enumer-
alton districts The latter is included in the fifth
district Of the XXIlId Assembly District which was
divided into two districts for the purpose OF emu
mcratlon The delay was caused by the necessity OF
oycrhaung the work Of careless enumerators or OF
those whose work. for other reasons such as SICK
ness had to bo done second time
The following table give thes population OF tins
CITY BY Assembly Districts and Is believed 10 be cor
rect rs it is taken from the sheets forwarded yes
terday to Washington:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
TROrrlNG Al KOCMEsTEE.

RocuE,rrR. y. y. Aug. 13.-IiIi' was the
fourth and last day, sport at the Eorh'-ir DIVING
PARK The first Tacc-2:23 Class or parse "i $1,000
divided. was Won by WcdsNoot. Tmc-2.lyH go
223.
The second race free fer ALL pacing race 'oF purse %
&, 800 civ!ned, was won ~ Maitic Hunter Time
o.,-i o.l-,. OILS. Lucy Won 'wo heats III @:!Gl@.
o.l7l. and could have taken the ful heat aud MT
none bur for collision With 7orT'l Dan and i""dj
49,. On the iliirl turn. 90, 200
me tlifd iucc-2:@5 ciaes. for a puter 81 100
ciydcl-nas Won by Hattie Woodward. ili'' - D.
Tomorrow G. A. Uiekock vil ship =. Jul"n ana
Clpnln Stone Maud = for Sprugi d mass N''I '"'f
arr lne, mcnts axe malD Otherwise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
POOLS on TIE LONG BRANCH RACES.
SIX RACES ON THE PROGRAMME.

LOyG BRANCH, \. j., Auc. l3.-Thc follow
lowing poo have been soli the Wes End Hotel on
tomorrow : races:
FIRST rare-The Jersey s. Lager stake, ore ME ana
three quarters, Grenada. so F~rnc!ih'. SO
Srcnud race-ynr Angus. stakes; thr'cqhhiicfs OF II
mile: g. L. L1rli1rd's B'zrs anh Slrn1Way 500; WIZ
crss KING Alph0uso so t'Wirn,atl"h' -. 1900, .
Third race-A handicap sweepstakes; one ml' anu /"
half: g. LorIilard formerly starc), JOB pounds -
one Dine ZIG pounds. 80; Icrda, 10" iornds - D.
Tolrth racr-A scliiu. race; one mile: u lie OF the
West, 81 pounds. 50 Annie Augusta, lob round :,
go: Pairciau, 20 pOGndS, -; MaiImohI-' IVV
pourd,. -. .......
Fiith race-Thrcc-quaIiers % mic "a, iorA ilurc
a. 5000 : Iioy's fcilowcIaft co Pcund-) ANA NF-I
az ,1nld 50 G.. L. LorIliarts sig Iin-n No1 pouui >
and Iop-y QO2 pounds, 80 wan re@ ''ru,it ',l
(0s po,ud~). - Bciloul 80 pGuH0.l' 49, DIES w
rnuud.l, $40; Gossip NO2 ppuId-l. -. .
sixth racs-Our and half mites, over TX hufo'.s
CaituacAs Iudlth 40 p"uniD ara Br,hi 90
II t6 poltd,l. SO: Dandy Q22 pou"+-l. 80; ''lpuI'
Q9O uo,n!sl -. Pmncroy illJ pori.-l. Fl'i A'I :
$50 pauud-l. -. The ATTENDANCE vas small ANA ic"
nan ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
rus,eii',ice Cream is ':o'

One oudt ana H. ard del Nere 10 timies 'ht'hes SUI
,li,o 'lsiabn -hed / sol. II Bible House.
n;narlc- r. Parker will .mmunicaie with George "
rrrr B,tou he vii of something To HI advantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14


joshua Bate, ana dlnsae' Of the late Andrew Mellow"
Funtra ~ 80 Auirow' Char'h have and l@'ih'
i'1 y. -; ,.,,i not =, TO- 10 send lowers.
.,Cii -0D rAur. Ia l2t u.s.. Nancy Day widow of tho
'tc ,tof, = h''cil l:.' - yen! , nm, ,,,.,t oo,h
81 pace, On oAturiy, i'm ih'i' at hd'. "sl
Int,..lcii at Waingforl Conn.
B0UDiNoT-A' .iauhaitln Beach. y. y Ausust TO- l,SI
Jam NJ BJad.not. wl.oS of h!las f. BouihoL assi ~
yc5ss.
rilr,Gs- At rcck.s.l August Il william H. Bhgs' "A tho
F1l sicrs on saturday D. a: south street N.
j. ChulcI
cIVEVON- At sou;lano'on L. aftera short Illness
ur.iar August L. A!rc l,lyeuwortr, eldest daughter
OF frederick william aai Ana ilem'"g Cameron asc' ~
Tie funeral W place Snalay, 18th ms, a, 80
y. ~. nom No. - West I3thst
I.vANsAi Burlington. VI. Auus, 1881 at The insane
. .n NJ. Pelrln: Evans I'D ihe 10Th year Oh as axe
Aaaurn ana Urea pa',rs p-else copy
HAsiANl-At stamford. Conn. wednesday August II.
tacs ana ifi.ii, are iny"i attend the funeral
At the second tnve,ai' ;hirch STAMFORD On sat
urily morning. lis Ian ,i.t. AZ lO"'lOrh
HNWLEY-M Washington Mass Tgust H. Mrs. Sarlh
A. Widow the Rev. \ p. naw4ey, late Of Jerseyoly
recvc. ci !c,Dee,tay iny,toi g stsa a, ,G'
Jersey Cfy. ;,,tnrily. ihe AN inst. at o'clock.
Jan, s0wu. y. Y. !aa.l, please copy
polLONT-Ou August II. camilla " de Pollone.
re'es 2G ina' AZ ,b he g 'ff 10 i;roSr.
No 5lt Ffti-a'e.. on SATURDAY m'Fhbs august H. III
ll.iJoclrck
y>N coRrLANDr-At The Van Corilandt Manor Horse.
Kan Coriiandt ~ tic ssh year os his age;
I,,s at the hons'. SATURDAY. August IL, Al T. ~
WfNG-At Pouehkeeps.c Y v, on the 18Th inst Cata1ns
T.. widow Of l:cuben =" Wing . ..,, , ,.-,, ,,,,
hr la;e cncc III Academy Ponghespoie on Nom
lain leaves Grand central Depot II m canaees WI
BE- waiting on ARRIVAL OF iialh I" .o,. ao', l,'
house Train leaves pOnghkeepSie at ';ZO D. H. or Ne"
Intermcnt at Tuesday. Train leaves 42dst at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

CONGRESS- WATEIIIbe UuIest and safest 81 all cathar
waters Avoid al gOIS, lrIiJilng "h'iS, i''s-h 40
domestic they destroy the d., slisr organs ana khls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

~ min, ot Mnr.L... ALtll ilrsL r.& ~!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
FIRE RECORD.
TWO LARGE FIRES IN BOSTON.

BosToN, Aug. ia fire broke out tonight
in the six story Drich building OF Sargent
a Ham. carriage Manufacturers Bo"Rer-7'
sar-e,t & Ham lose on stock about $l2.OOo, insurer
for sll 800 IN the Peoples, Prescott AHi'hcs,
Il ,u;at,ap scrman-Amorlcan and shoe ana
Lpather Companies. Tho loss o PIN"tc
rcs will aggregate ut least $4,000 and the build
frr owned by the firm II damaged 10 thc extent
Of 80 600. While the fro was III progress ~
~ 80; & Uoms factory A fire broke out ia the bull /
, IN Snmmcr-st occupied by Lewis. Brown ~ Co.. IA
pnicrs Of silks; Lew, Foster Bowen, dealers III IahcY
- was SO 600. covered ~ Insurance.
- ;,o.tcr & Bowen estimate that $4,000 VIII cover
,r lessee Fully nsIed. Tne loss ON the building Is
H. tryceu 20 coo ana -, 900, also fully Insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

WAsuIyGTON. Au.. II, a. m.-Ih" barom-
etcr il highest on the south Atlantic coast ana 7 ''"-
ct in Southern Texas. where cy'ioac Storm "i "'
u.ual violence IL prevailing d'Pr" 'Ioh also 'A'''
IN the Lower 81 Lawrence valley. having moFcd ''"'
ward from Lac Superior since yesterday N'I'h'''-
crly winds prevail in the south Atlantic ANA "ui STAT
aud notthcrly winds IN the NOrwcst; elsewhere l~y
~ e,utj,yycserly fsht iu te,n.crturr has SeneG
ally orcnrrcI Exceedingly heavy rain haV" i"Ieh "a
onih,rn Tcxa, and occasional lisn rams ~ the "'iN
ve.t and Lake region; elsewhere fair weather Las pre-
vailed. .
For tie Middle Atlantic state, Gear CT ndrtF ciouh
,ttcr .nu,nwc.tcrly GIuds, stationary temperature
sfauonnrr or lower barometer. 49,, .,i,.
r. - Nec,. ENGLAND, partly cloudy weather Ios-Ipy
oc,aslrn,l rain In tie northern part, stationary
otnr, IN Inc weston and higher III the esi'h ni s'
,nm,rv ar lover bafonct er, -oa,hwest"rly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

sEFRAUDED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MEE1ING TO
Plan 4 WAY 10 RECOVER MONEY STOLEN FROM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
1vr<IY.,ornrn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


when John J. Davenport. Chlci supervisor q
Elections was copying the returns OF the census
,rumeyltor>. he discovered that, according 10 The
,.t,,r,,. 81. one cnineIafOr. person, whose names
core.uop,ri with those of som" OF the most proini-
mont men IN the country were living IN one disol-
crI,- La. in Greere-,t he iuvcs ilgatcd the ma
ror Ind fould that ouiy abandoned "onen occupied
the nn.s.. ~othc erurcrator Jo1nJ. Murphy. Vas
.t.,.,t ,..torJav and taken before ChIr;d states
C,,,,.', .-.,n,r : !rla4. Mr. DIyen.o lt made IN
aiid.yir settinr forth tia; Murphy was cenSus
rnumcfator and bad taken an 0a D. 10 make correct
,,.., r..t,llf,, and tn,i lie wiiiuiy returned the
f,l'oultg lai.r a.d frtlilou- names representing
I'm. fi,c person. hted ai No. ll3i2 Gi'ene-si
-. lt...l...Lf..-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

Cramps collie cholera morbus, sour stomach.
t,arrlmi and dyscntcry, are specify cured by br.
.Invpn'- C,rnnatIve la sam Ii removes al soreness
of the bowels. quicts tlr stomach, ana 'tnFrs ~
natural action Is family remedy tOr many All ctohs
al bowels Prevalent among children AMI adults IN
the summer months, II l. r-trcIiV rcninil hn' a.
benz prompt ils operation. perfectly safe, and .">y
torn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
A NEGLECTED. DUTY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The Supervising
eneral OF Steamboats, has called INC at'en
t,on u the masters OF steamers to the rule when re-
sutrs the posting OF station bill on steamers ana as
xux, post or station OF duty for every person en-
~, al on board ia case OF fire other disaster Tho
ia asa gives instructions regarding tho exercise and
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
THE SPANISH OJ1H1G rs.

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBCNE'i
N.sn1SGroN Aug. 13.-Ibc Secretary OF o'",e . naS
concluded his examination of the cases OF 's EVei
A. Merritt and other American vessels hreu upo"
.na boarded by Spanish cruisers IN West indian
v.,s,s and has addressed communication on the
49, 70 the Spanish Government. Mr.. Evafls
Istt Washington for Windsor, W.T. today 10 re-
rnssu some ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug 49, a. In.-Dur'hS 'no "s'
80, -, ,es,.rdov III, movement in the barometer was
,r,v,rs The temDeraiurc ranged between Oi' and
the average 739p being "a lower than on tho cor
snopdne day last year and 80 higher than on Thurs
day. ,.-..,Ao. NTH slI,bt changes
g., ,rr may DC expected to-day III this city ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
I,NDCRS SOUND FOR HAMPTQN'S PRINCIPLES.
spec al Dispatch 10 Ih' CtHrtaHIh coW"fttrra' e..

JrrFTEsONVILLE, Ind. Auy. II.-IHC H!5t
,.t sn,crn u the canplsn ms clty was made ist
cciehi in behalf OF tie Republicans ~ TIE Hon. Juhn
C,hurn of Indianapolis. Il m ado cnUrt occupy
inc three hours time aDd was cni1~ - caY received.
Nj C,hura charged Franklin L"nf"iS Nlth hHVin
nr.iei fhc bill presented before 'ac iudlana leElS'
r iu.t before the ,lOrsau rad, which was To rye
The Mon men oi Southern Indiana OF arms ana eHNo
me rnun,ry omen TO the enemy. Tie III u III hthuclS
bandIyriilng ana woud have worked llght INTO .hc
Las OF he Golden Circle conspraors. Ii - NJ least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

as might be expected The hotels do not have the
air of hospitals and every other person one meets
Is neither consumptive nor dyspeptlc. oIch
people DO come TO ManitOu, but they do not give
tone to the place, any more than they do at sara
toga. the White Mountains or Cape May. feopie
come here for rest and pleasure and many OF the
present temporary population of Maniton are those
who have spent several summers here before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

ton. The meeting was then adjourned to meet at
1880 o, m. to-day at the SturevaDt House. ., :.
Shortly after 1 p. IN. the visiting and resident
dentists, with their friends and families and with
members Of the Chronological Society and of the First
District Dental Society of this State, started upon
the Nelson X. Hopkins on the excursion. provided
by johnson Brothers. The route taken was
from West Thirty-fourth-st. to Fort Lee on the
Hudson. back to and around the city to point
some distance up the East River, aud thence to the
Iron Pier at Coney Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
INCREASING MAIL FACILITIES.

W,suINGToy, Aug. 13.-The exchange of
,h-,ayh registered pouches has been ordered Uwlce
daily except sundays between the Postnasers al New
York and New Haven, Conn 10 go ih'o encct 'no iou
s,. nouches 10 be dispatched via Boston Springfield
And sew York REGULAR Post Onccs ana leave new orr
n 90; a m and D. III. Pouches 10 leave new haven
a. 30 u. ~ aud S.Z5 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
TIE ONLY WAY TO END oECTIoNALIsM.

The country is now i'll the high ROAD OF
n,nsperItv And TO TIE cad that II may DO Kept there
aud sectional cease the prime pies that caused tEc
rslsio, principles that Lee and Jackson fOuSh
ior-mSt be buried in the sane gave with the rDeiloh
This is the issue III the pendlg election. III Is the qucs
ton that the North is calicI upon 10 DECIDE as was
called upon twenty years 10 suppress me Tcptlon
md il il would have another rrbcuion 10 supp III
the ma, or remote future must destroy the seei from
yh,ch bio dy strife Is likely 10 grow. 1t must IN mt
Ide fiat TIE lost cause indeed lost beyond the nope
ofresuirCctlOI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
IRON BREMEN-BY STEAMSHIP

Are You Right Sure that yOu are so phySi-
cgy constituted rs 10 he exempt from nI attacks ol
Cramps, Cholera NorbuS. DlHIfhGl or ID = ni'iy IL
n,t n wuiid he prld ut I, provide yourself With DE-
.Jayncs CalmlnttVr BilSam. safe medicine Tor "a 80
affections and q sure curative for summer nplalht
and all Dis l.es Bowels in either children or
adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
STANDARD THE11RE.

The reader is reminded that the Standard theatre
~iu be reopened tonight. by Mr.. Henderson, with
A p.u piece. entitled " Our Gentleman Friends III
Uh;eh MIR. George Holland will act the pr.ncpa pa
Ha,t This play has been acted elsewhere. AK Ii1'
gained pleased attention oy It's Asu'io'' ""u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

The Rochester Club has been defeated IN
TIE three ,.aucs played "a Eroo4lyn ihs week i"'
soe. c tcriay was a. follow- Naii"nA. -t,i n'n-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
rur rlpE Ar WAEE-LOss 200 .OOO

BoSToN, Aug. 12.-lt Is now reported
A.. ,no da,pore 10 the Gus Coupanys stock and fac
,or, ., Ware Mass by fire Tuesday night, amounts
- 5000 600 but that II Is covered by insurance IN Dos
20 md Proydence companies. thousand hands are
tluoyn out OF employ men'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
A WICKED STORY WHICH FITS ENGLISH.
From The Louisville Commercial tReQD
> t,,n y, n

The description oil EngllshS full-lehgii FOr-
ro,t bunr III tho indianapolis Democratic heaGqnar-
eTs m winch he is painted with his hands In his p9cX
a. remind Va Of story told of Sam Barlow, Oi New
Yoyk the famous " alst. man. A waG VINO WAS also u
broker attention t. sam one day. say ing 10 MS
r. end "Sec! there 20 80 Barlow with his HANDS In
h,s own pockets The application viii readily fuggest
Itself 10 those who have been reading our English HIS
larry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
4 MAN. HORSE IND WAGON SWEPT AWAY

BUFFALO, Aug. ia horse and wagon,
driven by an unknown man. plunged into the canal
near Porter this afternoon Neither man or horse
came to the surface. and the mans body has not yee
been recovered There current at this point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
v,-pv,lI,eE FACTORY BURNED.

WuIIAMsrORT, Penn, Aug. l3.-Luppen's
large furniture factory, jack mill AID brick dwelling
house together with large amount Of lumber were ue
,'cd no ire ms evening The fire iEnat In the
sncre-room Loss, about 500 600; insurance. S3o,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

Beyond question, the prospect in Connectl-
ant "a cncouIasing the supporters OF General Gar
aeid-(Boston Herald QndJ
The Republicans strive to make the North
IL, "a AGAINST the South In upon the customs
st practiccs laws and usagcs OF tho Southern peo-
oIe - Richmond Dispatch (Dem)
Here is another political straw: In the
io,I N ms place the prisoners stand ten for Han
ock and one for Garfield Lyons Republican Nep.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

"Mr Smith," said lady ut a fair, won't
Won please ly tis bouquet present 10 the lady 1oi
ioyel" '"rwouidn't be rgat," sad Mr. smith; I'm
married man,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
In Kindness Managers and Accounts

Structure Impotence AMI ID ,sases OF Tao All So
yi1V + SXIfs 81 D. Lexington ave- psIt -,.i-ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
TWENTY DWELLINGS BURNED.


WUIrEHALL, \. T., Aug. ia Ire NJ SHtT-
locks Nils near Eenburg. " y, last night destroyed
,o,, mill belonging TO Robert Sherlock. store ana
-, d,ycIIIngs The loss Is severe The Insurance Is
ei'ont so 600 principally III New York companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
THANK YOU, THE NORTH DOESN'T CARE TO 81
4

FROM The NobHc r g,sier (Dem>
The fact OF the South being " solid IL
,,u,o,t of the Democracy J, not au evidence OF nos
ty r. the North of opposition 10 that political or
,n"iz.,ion from wh rule 1t would free The North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

in BOOK keeping upon The prnoiple o.
n,y ~, (mOre OF
heads and mang IN such ma91S S marion et h,
ina % "a shosyn al once the balances OF icss VIA.
Se1y General accounts without reference 20 oi xsss
Sanple sheets. %. j, w = - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

An Illinois man will try and live twenty
d,ys ON beer only. SHOULD JIG sucIcet he VIII peGe al
nssltsat sign fos .ane brewer5.-lUlca Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

eighty four per cent OF the total Southcrn eAp"I.s
rsists OF cotton tor the amount collected III southern
,s o. per cent realized from spirits aud topdcco
2h,s i me tax which southern Congressuie are
ar ,l ing their constituents SHAH be aDOhsheu h"u
elected.