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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

John Il McFee. Esq., insurance COM
missioner for Delaware, published last
Thursday notice revoking the license Of
the Delaware State Fire and Marine Insur-
auce Company aad consequently that
company is now without authority to do
business in this State,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Phiadephn Record
MIR. Groasdale, the energetic editor OF the
Wilmington EVERY EVENING, went Tor
doubtful insurance company; the insur
apce company went for Cronsdsie in o
libel snit but the jury went FOR Croas-
dale, also-and thus virtue stands re.
warded
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
,TERHrFIC MINE ExPLOsIoN.
Eishty-scyen Miners Believed 10
EEMYa Rerish.d in Ill lnlIIrrX.

CARDIFF, Dee. IO.--A terrific explosion
occurred this morning st the Penygrig
new coiitry in the Rhondda Valley. II
is believed that 81 persons have perlshed.
An exploring party has just discovered lG
corpse5 Damp aud rubbish impede
ST arch. the p,t is one mil4 from the
scsun of the great explosion ia ID rraa
co cry, Janutry IL, 1873, when 81 per
Haus Irished
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Tire piers built few years ago near
Wat5op's Island, between Port Deposit
and Havre de Grace. for log boouls, having
proved n failure for that object, and
thought to augment the ice eorges so much
dreaded, are boipg removed by order Of
the Government.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

10 the inr uly ui
.lohu Curtis Espr,
late Speaker Ut lhr Assembly,,
a Judge Of the supreme Court
Treasurer aud Trustee Of the Loan ollgc.
Who departed :his life
Soy. l., lI6J-AEcd Gl years.
II 10 be prudent IN Cunncil
upright IN Judgment
Faithful IN trust
tive value 10 Tie puhliCk mln
|; 10 he sincere IN friendship
Anrctiunnl. to rclaiiuus
and kiud 90 all around hin
make thy private mu amlahle
Thy death q Curtis
~ "a general i,i~, .t
Long slE b. Mmchlrd
Tnt- rr'i1ph WIS written by Dr.. liCuWmin
FrmHiG,
Near by is tho touu of Cunning bed.
ford, ''lN,b Governor OF the State Of Della
aware" vino died september 31th, 1877.
H. was cnusiu tn the Cunning Bedford
whnse remains lie NJ the graveyard Of the
First Presbyterian UhuTch, OF this city.
The latter was delegate 10 She couveu-
ton which f4,,ned he Constitution of the
1ited States, AID died in lSl2
A pyremidai shaft of wbite marble,
upon square pedestal Of thu -ama NY
trrial and surmounted bya vase. marks
this grave Of Chief Justice james Booth
VINO WAS born February G 1853. aud died
February 3. 1928
Judge Eiavk grave is Also here. Upon
his tombstone is inscribed
IN memory OF James r. Black,
one OF III" judges Ot the Superior Cuurt of the
State vi Dawatr, vino Nas born on the IAN tuy
ui May l1~i, and departed this life in the Chris
tim hope ct q hs-lul immortality on the stu day
of September, lS,n,
In ihr hearts ul his fellow Cttn,il- is engraved
au cpiiaph more huuorlh,n Ia n. ucmpry tnan
the bands OF Wirmr-i iN actiuu rDnld in-arlbc
upon ils lnar1lr
bsfore leaving the graveyard the visitor
ling-rs TO look at the eiAborately carved
tua'tSni nn, Ct Gbsuncry Pit BON lloi-
0Da'h ard his wife. R.beoca, ''tiaughttr Of
tn" intr jackson iay iOf" pbe nlt taun-
tones r.. ,islu AID the eculytcl sertiA to
haze %GrEed on the lettering withou, lay.
Ing II O4t beforehand, c1us.u .uuently it
sometimes happened thai the final
letters Ui word At tie end Of line were
out in smaller characters above the others.
But the HoicomU Tomb is piece of artistic
work, embcllished with carving that strikes
! the stranger as homogeneous at first sight
I Ia an oval shield on the ton of the tomb is
yoke of oxen OF very good workman
ship. Ga the opposita side is
an open book over which a dove
is fying bearing iu lis beak
flower that may be tulip or lily.
Cornuoopias nre carved above, from the
mouths of which pour Out all the ordinary
fruit and flowers Of Deiawnre, the apple,
peach, pear, cautaloupe, potato. tprnip,
grapes, corn, wheat aud others. The e.
plspaiou is found in tho Inscription
which after stating that "Ohaunoy Petit
bone Holcomb, eldest son of Thomas
Holccmo, Of tifanhy, Coun., departed
this lifa April i. 1875, aged IL years,
sNys He was for II years & member o.
high standing NJ the Philadelphia bar
Removing to Delaware he became ii7tis
guished s- an agriculturist.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

John Fooks, Of Loretto, has slaughtered
the champion hog of the Eastern Shore
thus far. 1t weighed 700 pounds.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Anything relating TO Charles Dfummoud,
the Accomack giant, is more or less
interesting. He has just entered his
II h year and his foot has grown one and
half inches during the past twelve
months. He has secured pair of shoes,
his shoemaker using No. 10 lest.
During recent trip to Baltimore ne burst
mammoth tobacco sign into forty pieces
with his open hand, thinking the imitation
Indian was about TO attack him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

The only carriage in Montenegro is the
Princesss landau, which was brought
pieoemeal on mems shoulders.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
BOMBAY NOOK.
Stockholders inspecting The site of
Ehcir Futurc CITY.

>'otisboi;icrs Inspecting The site Of
Ehcir Future city.
party of stockholders Of the Bombay
Hook Improvement Company went down
last week 10 look at this embryo II Jllatd
OF the Delewsre. The party v as composed
OF fourteen Phiiade!p phlans, four Wil,aing
tOOigus, aud j. yn0uas BIid Tn,
jolrneyed by rail 20 Bombay Hook, l4nd.
ing on the northern epd Of the island,
where some teams were III waiting, Rud the
short time AZ their disposal WAS spent il
riding aud walking over portion OF their
property, aud examining the ground upon
which Hum u0ld; CITY is TO be built
The site selected for BuEihUidt City il
on The beach, about midwny Of The length
OF the island at and around Bombay
Hook Point /. is 70 be staked OF into
lots 10 by $50 feet which viii be off-red
at from SO TO Sl2i apiaue, aauocdfng TO
location. Oltside tbe ci,y itDits the land
will b. divided Into ~ acre farms, the
price of which Will va9y according to the
nature of the soil aud the presence or sh-
eence of timber The spEct allotted for
the city is GOO uarcs ~ * MT, aud tue lots
may be paid Tor ut Tie rate Of 81 - per
month
Subscription backs for those wishing 10
become stoekhn d. r. lave been open,
and the fist inst .lnent Of $40 per stare
viii he pat aoie ou-inu =, ihs; The
work OF surveying the city lots will
commence this wuvk
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

s,,.b;,.,ot ,ho t.4 ooa5;,;,, -. ,.o
,;.orsa,own .tf'r,. ,r,a s,,...y y,,,o''j
',,. ,',;
M tnr days ,,,n.. na.st,,, j., tra", 81
p,nc,t, nd wiz ~ .nss ,.ds., ~ :"
Wni,sm Al & Wii,,,n. y n - 80 so,a
,h.,r s,sar, n,l uaa. ~ Han. = n S,,.,,,. ""
~ W,u,st, Snnrt ,sn, ,.,'it ,..,nnva =. ~
n. fnTm m N,ot;r,k, bnn1.-S .ho,,t
thras n,l-s fran, I;+,,,.,"u,a % WI,
N Day ,xn,,,s IN n,,n,,ss a.,.,,'.. ,'',,l ,,,,,i
shor,v e,id r.,.,y +. tn,,, 80, '.,'''
h,.rn inoujrsr w.
'rne N4ya,k I.d,.,,s.,s t.,.t ,h.rsi =
Great scran,n,,, q, ,,,s,.-.f -. ia 20
~ t,v co,Ian,or sn- wSi;. ',,,,. -, N, -, ,,.S
names Tfrah w. ~ t,n..s.,s,,a ",.'
lanes Hns.,,.ser NJ N.w.rk Ja,-a'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
FOUR LETTERS.
BAYARD AND CONKLING
Sharp Correspondence by the
Two Sena ors.
THE PllELPS-D0DGE Il AFFAIR
The Bed Which Senltor Conkling
Has Made or llim.elf, and
in Which Senator
Bayard Leaves
Him.
THE PlIELPS-D0DGE AFFAIR
WHAT Mr.. BAYAaD DID SAY

The Philadelphia Press, ot Satur lay
contains the following:
10 he Ediior ofMc Pbiiddeiphia Press -
DEAR SIR In your issue of October 18th.
ls3O, we find the following editorial
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

WIMINGToN. DEL. Nov. u. lSS0.-DEAG
Sm | have just received Your letter dated
the 18th instant, accompanied by newspaper
emitting purporting to be an extract from
report OF public speech made by me at
Dover, in this State ''near the end of the
recent Canvass"
made but one speech at Dover, and spoke
then without notes, Until | received your
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-01
WOODWARD SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day schoul for Ycuns Ladies'
and Little cailaren.
SECOND AND LOCUST STREETS,
HARRISBURG. PA.

REGULAR term viii beeia SEPTEMBER 10. is.a.
Course Of siudy-classie and Scientific. uIih Music
and Art
Board and tuislOn from $40 20 $3.50 a year and no
extras.
Fcr circulars and all desirable information aaare.
zi-um PRINCIPAL.
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Inquest Notice.

N the matter of the estate Of AUS
TIN CURTIN, DECREASED, late Of Boggs township
Centre county, Prun'a.
To l.EbEccA CURTIN, JutII G. HARyEY, IEvtS HARvET,
l. H. CuETiS, CJSHTANcE CrEfIx, (minsrl Cos.
STANCE CUgfIS, guardian, NALtssA CANpoR. IOsTrH
CsSpnR and X. W. CrRrtN the heirs and legal re.
Presentatiyes Of AusTtS CrETIS, deccascd
Take notice, that by virtue uf Writ of
Partition issne out Of the Orphans. Court " Centre
county aud "a me directed ah Inquest will be held at
the late residence Of Austin Curtin dec d. in the town
ship "t BVggs. and county Of Centre on TIL RSDAY.
the LET day Of April A. b. 1880 at 10 o'clock A. 81 of
shd day, for the purpose Of making partition Of the
real estate Of said deceased o. aud among his heirs
and legal representatives, " the same be done
without prejudice 90 spelling II the Whole other
wise to value and appnise the same according 90
Law: at which time and place you may be present II
You think proper
JOHN sPANGLER Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 0fficc. Beiefonte Pa, March T. IssO Hat
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Prospectus.
THE BEST OFFER YET.

-~~,~~~~cs~~~~esy~~o. s,>e,,-~-.~---.
THE BEST OFFER YET.
Good Newspaper Il Cheap Rates and a number Of
oooa Books into the Bargain. A Copy Of woroesaess
Large QaArtO Dictionary aud other Inducements 10
elab -gettsrs.
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT
Is Journal devoted to Literature. Agriculture roli.
tios Science and News II gives all the news Of the
seek In condensed form. Pennsylvania news l. 9
special feature. Each number contains completed
ssory, selected poetry Wit and hamor articles for the
farmer. mechanic aud housewife reports Of markets
editorials on eaFren, tnpios and genera miscellany
Price s2Oo per annnm.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ron 1850
Every new subscriber TO the wxExLS PAsaIor who
will send us Two Dollars cash In adsan6c and every
cid subscriber who will pay his arrears aud send Two
poIlaFs IN addition, will receive ens copy Of the
wHsKtY rATuicr for one yeaT aud copy Of each Of
he standard novels sJane Eyre hy Charlotte Rrcats
snd "Danisi Dersadav by George Elliot postage PRE-
paid on paper and books.
10 oLuBcETrERs.
Ten copies Of wssKls PATRioF one year 10 one
7. o. and sn elegantly beund esrt q -lem-
rrtsree Classical Dictionary 70 cluf-Eetter.els %
fifteen copies Of WsTxlf Psrnfss enc year 70
one r. q. aud ~ illustrated eups of ~Macan-
lays History ef England with uape. fn
sos. cloth, to = 50
Twsa'S copies q wHEslx P.ssie5 one year 20
one p. Q. ard copy q finest illustrated eli.
ton of Wurcsstefs QnAflp nieliunafy (puh-
IIshers price $1,000 % getief..-..-... q %
These rates are strictly cash In advance. Remit.
ssAees should Be hy r. o. money order.
pans PAfRloT, 800 per annam.
Address, PATRIOT PUBLISHING co.
t-tf HsHRisBuAo, "a.
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MONEY To Loan at 9 per ct.

BY TIE MUTUAL LIFE lNsuR-
ANCE %. or NEW funk, on ART moFtgage, on
inpresHd iarm property. il not Isz ihaa q 600
and moi exceedlng one.thlFd uf the present value o
The property. Any portion Bf the principal can b.
company 70 pernif the principal 30 remain long
The borrower wishes, the lnicrcal Il prompty paid
Apply {,
CHARLES 2. EuEnaAN. Aftornsy.af-law,
81 CoaFt street, Reading. Pa,
OF to DAVID 2. KLINE. Co.'S Appraiser.
S-u HeIlsfonte, pa.
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against the Producers Of our Food. than whom none
Bush IIousc having three times ths capacity 0f
other huteis there l. no OCCASION deposition 30
place the gu,-te IN attic roos This accounts for ifs
growing Local Trade. We d. not trust yonr hsFs,s 20
the care and profit of pzfties disconHeeted with the
hotel. I5-ul J. II. MYERS, prorFistof.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-01
Centre County Farmers Home,
BUSH HOUSE.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
NO DIsCRIMINATIoN

Improved stabng aud Careful Hostlers. Low Special
Rates fnr Jurymen and Witnesses CLEANLINESS, Com.
Tabie ii
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PENSIONS.

A LII disabled Soldiers and heirs of
4 deeesssd Soldiers who dssa .lfom uunAeausncns
y service q the Army HFa antfticd 10 PENSIONS.
NO ARREARS allowed after July T. fssA send
slnure feT at insIuctibns tn at kna2 = sshIefn'
claims. s.f4t FIssE 81
j. II. SYPHERD & CO., Prasion Affp's.
CD Street, WASHINGTON, nc.
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For Sale.
PATENTS.

DATENTS procured upon Inven-
\ tons No ATToRsEf's FEEs ~ ADVANCE Our,
House was established IN lsG9 We file CAVEATS
and obtain TRADE MARKS. DESIGN PATENTS, &c.
/ N V E N TORS
send us Model Of your Invention. with your own
description % IT, for opinion % patsniAblIty
No ATIohSITs Fans UNLESS PATESf Is sEcunED Our
book Of Instruction. &C., "IIow PEocpRx PArESrs
sent free on request also sample copies Of the sas-
TITIc RECORD the Inventors Journal
II >. a. Il. LACEY, Patent ATTORNEYS,
col y 81, near Patent Ones, Washington, d. q.
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New York Weekly Herald
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
THE WEEKLY HERALD
THE FARM DEPARTMENT

~ NE WfTEtT HEEALb gives the atest as veil az the
% Practical suggestions aud discoveries relating TO
% s ant'es Of the farmer, hints for raising CarTLs
IutHhi, GE'fSs, TREEs. FE4ETABLEs, ke. ac with
ugE'!lons for keeping buildings and utensils In re.
pnr This j. supplemented by q eII.edIted depart.
H''hi, widely copied, under the head Of
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-01
Groceries and ProrisiOns.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

We hare giren rery close aud
cdreui attention 10 tie selection of
goods for The Spring Trade, and
feel justified IN saying that our
present Stock cannot be erceLLed
either in regard 10 Variety, Quail
ty or Price, and ace doubt II Il is
equdied in either Of hese respects
by any house in Centre county.
There are TOO many leading ar
tieles IN our stock to make specidt
mention Of them oil, but call atten-
tion directly TO a te'o items that are
nO,O being sought after erery day.
FIS H.
Mdekerei are Of good quality this
season and are ceiling rather faster
than usual at this season Of u.e
year. We hare been selling moth
ing but full sceights-50 Tbs. Of feb
IN each quarter barrel and 100 Tbs.
IA each hay barrel. They hare
better rdtue for The money than
short ,oeights.
Lake Herring aud White Fish
are re5y fine his season and seH-
ing freely.
NJ e A T s.
Our Sugar Cured Hams, Dried
Beef, Bredktast Bacon and Cheese
are all ,oortly Of special mention.
: r u 1T.
Oranges and Lemons are rery
fine and the price lo,c enough TO
10 bring item into erery day use.
But the price on these goods ,ciU
J5 much higher in a short time.
MEAT MARKET.
Our Meat Market. merit door 10
our Grocery room, Is ai,cdw UeR
supplied ,cith he choicest meats.
We Kill The best Beet, Mutton and
zeal hd. can be found; dressed
IN first class style aud seyred TO
customers ia Me nedtest, ciednest
manner possible.
Groceries and Provisions.
No house in The Grocery and
Provision business IN BeiIefonte is
prepared TO supply all the pants Of
The family so weH as We can do at
present.
& co.
G II = g n .,
Bush House Block, Bellefonte, Pa.
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Miscellaneous.
CENTRAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
(Eighth Normal School Disfriet,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO, PA.
A. n. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.
THIs SCHOOL, as at present con

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con-
n siiiaied. Offers the very best facilities for Pro
fessionai and Classical learning.
Buildings spacious, inviting and oomnodlous. e,r..
peiey heated by steam vel xsntiated and furnish.
ed with bonntifnl supply Of pure water sOf sprng
water.
Location hsalthful and easy of access.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and alive 70 their
Discipline, finn and kind, uniform and thorough.
Expenses moderate.
Fifiy esns week deduction to those preparing TO
teach.
Students admitted Al any time.
Courses Of study prescribed By The State: l. Model
school ii. Preparatory. III. Elementary. ". Sci.
Academic. III. Commercial III. Music " Art
The Elementary and Scientific courses are Pro.
State Diplomas comforting the following and oorrr.
ponding degrees Master of the Elements aud Master
OF the Sciences Graduates In the oher courses receive
Normal veruaeates Of their aitainmeBss. signed by
The Professional courses are liberal, Aad are in
horonghne not inferior 60 sAess Of beet colleges
The State requires higher order Of estlzenship.
The times demand a. II is one Of the prime oier,s
Of this school 90 help u BY furnishing Intel
hgent and Efficient teachers for her schools 10 this
good puTpossSoss sho ds.r. g ,p,oss Ss' ,ssa ssa
time and their talents, students. To ali such Il
promses aid IN developing their ro~crs and abundant
opportunities for wellpaid labor after leaving school
For catalogue and terms address the Principal.
BOARD o. TnpsTErss
stockholders Trustees. II. BARTON, N. n A IT,
Best, Jacob Brown. N. Biekfefd. samuel Christ A.
n Ranb, a. G. Cook, T. c. Ilipple, EsQ. @. kintsing
E r. Mccormick. Esq- W. ". Rankin, John A. Rsbb.
State Trussees-Iion.A A. q. Curtin Hon. II. e. def.
fsnbach. Gen JfEse Merrill. lion. William BiElsr, j. c.
@ Whaley, ;. Miller Mccormick. Esq.
oErscuzs
Hon. WILLIAM BIGLER. President Clearfsia. IA.
Gen. JESSE MERRILL v. President. Lcck Haven Pa
MILLAR MCCORMICK, Secretary,
THOMAS YARDLEY. Treasurer,
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We keep our COAL YARD STOCKED with the best
CITE COAL.
And sell the same at the LOWEST MARKET prices

II any person wants anything Ia our line and we do
not have H. will order IL for him and IL will
only cost him manufacturers price.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-01
THE HOME,
SKILLED LABOR

y, e looked after and everything pertaining 20 me
sanios aud labor saving l. carefully recorded There
page devoted io all Ths latest phases OF the bust
~ ~ markets Crops, Merchandise, &c &C A valna.
add conditions of f'''
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-01
We will purchase all kinds Of
GRAIN g. CLEAN SEEDS.

at market prices furnish farmers with Plaster, Artf
cia Fertilizers. Grain. Grass aud Garden Seeds and
will all orders for Fruit aud Ornamental Trees.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-01

We manufacture the BEST LIME IN THE STATE
for Agricultural and Mechanical purposes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-01

Call at our Store In Haup;'s Building. opposite the
Bush House, near Depot, and inquire for what you
want t2Il-tll ALEXANDER co.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
woMANs TEMPERANCE UNION.

The Woman's National Christian Temperance
Union, which held its meeting in Boston during
the last week in November a notable gather
ing of women, there being four hundred and fifty
delegates. Our space is too limited to permit a
summary even of the proceedings We will men
ton, however, few incidents of the meeting, our
remarks being condensed from the report i'm the
WOmdn's Journal.
The Convention decided to tender testimonial
to Mrs Hayes for refusing to allow wine to be
served i'm the White House for dinners and recep-
tions. 1t will probably be fine portrait of the
lady, to be hung in the dning-room of the White
House.
Among the resolutions adopted was one to this
effect:
We will encourage the establishment OF coee-houses in
all the large cities the object being the free lunch
OF the beer saloon with fvcent cup coffee and sub
Santia accompanimentS. must believe from our ex
peence in these lines of work ha. such institutions mr.
not only Of preventing much intemperance b1
that Lord himself often been made known 10 tb
tempted in this breaking OF bread.
Between twenty and thirty of the women
attending the Convention who are public sneak
ers-most of them from the West-accepted invi-
tations 10 address Sunday congregations. The
clergymen who rendered the invitations in all
instances shared the pulpit with the lady speak
erS, ana took part in the preliminary services
Mrs. ). Ellen Foster the woman lawyer of Iowa.
Of the firm of "Foster IL Foster her husband be-
ing the other member of the firm, addressed an
immense congregation in fremont Temple in the
afternoon holding the people enthraled by her
power and elo4uence. Miss Frances Willard ad-
dressed another large audience i'm the Shawmut
Avenue Baptist Church. Mrs Hannah WhitaU
smith wa> at Clarccdon-strcct Church, and other
women were at Dr. Duryea's, Dr. Townsend's and
other churches in Boston, Charlestown. Somer-
VILE Cambridge Natick, Maiden and NIelrose.
y, very large proportion of the women Of the
Convention are Woman Suhagists. Almost all
the leaders, like Miss Willard, Mrs Foster. and
Mrs. Governor Wallace, OF Indiana. are very pro-
nouncei in their convictions and very outspolen
in their utteancc Of them. Only very small
minority are opposed to Woman Suffrage. and the
number grows less every year
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
LET THE "BOOAr BEGIN.

a transatlantic steamer brought to New York
on Saturday last, merchant prince of Bombay
named EsOofallay Hiptola, who has with him his
four wives and a large number of servants of both
sexes. The prince informed an interviewer that
he had come to ''see the United Statesr In
speaking of his harem and servants. he said.
No servant does two things, when get tired and
weary make them me. They are all good musi-
clans During trip across they had plenty of onpo
ny for practice, I'm that time our most solemn
ess too place To these invited all passengers
and they appeared highly Then have my con-
JueI' my smoke charmer, and my women, who
ore me after dinner When the Prince OF Wales visited
Bombay some years ago, entertained him. on that
occasion my wives showed their nauch dance.
1t is probable that Prince Hptola is opposed to
granting women equal rights No doubt he has
"the greatest respect for woman in her sphere
He belongs to the class that fears woman would
be degraded from her present high estate" if she
were sovereign citizen. lie is a representative
Of darkness, and, like the members of all semi
civilized or barbarous peoples or tribes, has no
conception of womanhooCt other than is limited
in the statement that his "wves are in charge of
another woman and eunuch." He is only
worse IN degree, and because of his education and
surroundings, than thousands of sovereign Amer
lean voters, who claim to own their wives and
think women would 90 to destruction without
their watchful guardianship. Now that America
Is visited by a noted supporter of the creed that
men are superior TO wOmen-a man who is able
to protect and keep from ruin four wives instead
Of one-we may look for a revival of the opposi-
ton to the rights of women. Join with him. /
protecting Americans and let the 'boom'
begin.