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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
FATAL FALL OF EIGHTY FEET

A FATAL FALL OF EIGHTY FEET
BOSTON AuC. Z1-Wh.e descending t.e shaft ct
new sever today James Clark foreman oi gang. fell
az ths cage A distance oi eighty feet ana Killed
EVADING THE sCAFFOLD.
GAIvFsTON Aug. IA disp,icn from Palestine
- Tb@ Vg savs Rowland Ruckcr who be hanged
b,,e to-day fsr The murder OF L. b. Gray an wife
ltted suicide lu Jail ast night
A TEUD ENDING ~ MURDER
SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. 21.-J0s 0srph GiassfOrd, a
onaf ae ~ Freco shot dead at Miofd today. BY
mil Waterman namtd Fisher An Od ied existed between
the men fisher L. under arrest
HANGED FOR MURDER
GATVTsTON, lex. Aug. IA dlsnatch 10 Iho
JoYrngL fg Dallas says Allen Wright hanged here
Iogav FOR he nrde, Wicks lie guarded iIom
The jall by the military companies
CONNECTICUT RIVER Low.
SPRINGFIfLD. Mass. Aug. 27-Ou account of low
water In ho c nuectIcut River al The manufacturers OF
HnyOke sgned sgsocment no 70 run ther essSh
menta nigbts until the required ralnial comes.
THE BODY OF MISSING MAN.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 27.-Inis afternoon the po-
lice IN rsmovng ruins OF the Thomas m az Thirteenth
md SoDs.ts found body ot W Ham Miller, who had
been missi ~ since the morning Of the are
NEW.YOhK BURGLARS ARRESTED IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Aug. 27.-tredenck and joan King and
arrested this morn9E for pef;t
larceny identified three veknown n YORK burg
lara burglars fou nd IN their possession
KILLED BY THRE,HING MACHINE
POINT PLEAsAST, y. j.. Aug. I'll. Herbert,
age enty four OF Obedisn Hebsrt wealthy farmer
OF fHerbert4vie was Instantly killed yesterday s.hr
ing machine falling syon lin He married and nal
clILi
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ADMINISTRATION or THE CANALS.

ALBASY, Aug. 27.-At a meeting Of The
Canal arI to-day let.r was received from Henry
Dcuson requesting the Board 10 send 10 lm $3.50 GO
for building a slope wall ou TIE Lie Canal. tue Lt-a
ton respecting t having been decided in iyor co. the
petitioner. A re~o uton To pay the clam vas tabled
Superintendent Datrler and State Ensiueer Seymour.
~ whom was referred the matter u the dam
on fhr Cnemuug yer ~ Corn ~. repor ed IL w"5 T
the interest If the -tae o. tei-oNr TIRE dln ma TX
had been hcEii The report was adopted On motion
OF Controller WldsWortu, the arrfn zrneut- NnpeTii
renleur butcher t1r he sale II tne mater al of Tie
Ieck- AMI aourIucts ou the Cueudn-O Cana 1Ll -
tension nhrr -3 i--o. were apr vei lie re>o-
utlou OF July l. uults prog. ri or drawn bl 7ran
shall nave no preference at ocas over other hOats or
fonts vas on motion recousld-rcd and tabled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
SUSTAINING THE EXcH1NGES RULES.

George u. Hcnclicn was expelled from the
New. YORK Produce Exchange on March >, 1850. for
conduct inconsistent With nst aud equitable principles
OF trade" IN speculate on with ". Z. Preston Co,
IN the purchs aud sale Of ard 10 charged that ne
failed 10 Int p necessary margin In time 10 his
firm from Of Al 800. Mr. Hcnrkcn failed dud IN
settlement Of the claim ot ". K Preston Co cave MS
uorr- for so Der cent the amount due. af O tho
amount The uOfes MAS PAID. ara on icIustl OF
Hencken 10 the rcniainder suif was brought against
was that the speculation was gHHblin2 operation.
Because conduct he expelled from me kA-
change Ife procured Writ II ccrtioTnr for review
before the supreme Court Of the actOn 0f the EYohHL
Justice Beach his decision yesterday. lie SAYS
Tne most lhar claimed II te making Of aL lie
gal contract VITA lu knowledge. and hc Is MOI IN posi-
non successfully invoke the exercise OF dlscr ton
bv rhe Court or an interference hs favor by any
d0dDfa mode OF procedure The VIII Is quasheG VIII.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
A DEBATE KEPT Up ALL NIGHr-IHE IRISH oh.
sTRCCTlONISTS BUY.

sTRCCTIONIsTs BUY.
LOSDoS, Friday, Aug -, 1880.
The House of Lords last night adopted, by
a or - A.. the amendment 10 omit the cton Of
the Employers Liability bill emitting claims pre-
ierred against employer Of injury caused by
of his servants. ia spite OF the opposition
OF the Government. Lord Beac0Lsh'li moved amend
ment limiting the duration OF the act 10 two years,
which WAS carried by a vote Of - 10 Al
Tue debate fa the House ~ Commons, which bc gan
last night, continued until l o'clock tui- afternoon.
Lori Harrington repeatedly urged the Irish members TO
proceed 70 the consideration of the vote 81 supply.
assuring them that they much mistake II they think
to wiring pledges from tie Government by obsttuctng
supply. Notwithstanding this appeal. the discussion
was kept ND by Mr Dwyer GIaj, member for County
Carlow and others. The notion 10 report progress wGs
ueeauycd by vote OF ll2 t. -. and when Inc
ODHnOghue, member for Graiee moved a. dC Ourument
his motion also uegatIv,d. Al ID tils morning.
Nj. Parne renew ID the IDo ION FOR atJufulDnL LORD
Harrington objected, aud sad tuc FOtt IN N lrh lon-
stabuafy Iad been do tu Tor t-rcc .sHs. The irish
members, instead O proceeding WA lt LI4 raised dis
cu--ola Otler matters.
A. H., A Adudrr -Illiyan. member for Meath
WAS speaking Justification o. th' procedure Of the
Mr. HurIcli iiu -u--c-,ct aClDt4lIn.r tn ao-
solved im.e blame for tAr lre-cnf state u
aurs, when, he std, the result ot Lord Hrung-
tons ur idstfoug course.
Finay al 1880 tnls afternoon. Lord Hlrtiu -on ac'
pei the proposal Mr. Parnc l. nat the Otucr llsl
voted tonight aud the Con-iai uary esl-
mates Moug.y. The House tLcu auI UTucG, - meet
again 2t O'c Ock ms afternoon.
The House Commons to--ay passed tie Htres md
Rabbits bI D. o. Is tD 20 and 10 DE-. was -ent
10 the House 0f Lords where 10 Vas read st time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
FUyER4L Or GENEBIL NYER.

BUFFALO, Aug. 27.-lhe funeral OF the late
General Albert j. Myer wa. held here to-day. The
remains were viewed by a large number OF personal
friends NJ the family Al the hotel prayer was offered
By the Rev. DR. Edward Inger-on. Rector Emeritus Of
Trinity Episcopal Church The body was carried 70 the
hearse by Xix soldiers OF the United states lnfantry.
The following officers acted Pail bearers Ahiunnt-
General Drum. M11r-Generel v. f. Roters' Colonel
Lewis Couu-l Lawson. ard Ciutains .rong aud Dun
woody, pi the gua Corps. Carriage contain nc TIE
cf rie amiy AND III HIS. esco c0 ' Two com
p,nles OF United states In dutry. the GJrn Regiment,
platoon or artillery and Battery Of he National
Guard, proceeded &C. =. Pauls r T. Church whore iui-
p,rsSivr funeral -crv hcd Iae Rev Dr -Ael-
ION as.sled hy Dr InEeT-OI condIctcd tAe seGylces
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THE WAY THE TIDE SETS IN MAINE.

THE WAY THE TIDE SETS IN MAINE.
TIE CHAIRMAN OF The GREENBACK STATE COM-
MIIrEE BECOMES A REPUBLICAN - GENERAL
CHALMEHs HOPELESS.
PORTLAND, Ne, Aug. 27.-E. II. Cove. chair
man of the Greenback State Committee, aud Secre-
tarv of State under Governor Garceion. has writ
ten a letter TO the Greenback State Committee
resignin, his position and membership their
QanizatioB, and declaring his purpose hereafter to
act with the Republicans,
WAsmNGrON, Arg. 27.-Gcneral Chalmers has
arrived il this civ from Maize whittier he went 10
make Democratic campaign speeches. IN reply to
an inquiry he said toni ght; II had big audiences
and our fellows working hard. but IL is
no USE The Republicans have got US IN
Maine. Every importano influence. the church.
tue largo employers of labor, and the money
power Is against us. 1 went 20 Maine TO help
Murch in his district, but the Greenback move
ment has lost its grip since gold and groonbacks
reached the same level and business industries To-
yiyed. The Democrats will contInuo the ght un-
nj the end If tho campaign, but they will get no
electoral votes in Maine in November and Will
hardly hold their own III September"
The Nat;onal Vier, the organ Of the Greenba kers
published by Lee Crandall. the secretary of the
National Greenback Campaign Committee. in its
,ssue Of tomorrow will contain tho following pre-
diction in reply to the inquiries OF q correspondent
The Green back Labor State ConvenrionOf Milne viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
SERIOCS Illness or Dr.. ADAMS.

The Rev. DR.. William Adams. president OF
the Union Theological Seminary. il dangerously I'll ~
Orange, y. ]. lie taken sick about the middle OF
June but the OF his disease did not mani
fest itself untn month later During the warm
weather he ucred much able to be around his
house until about four weeks ago. Since then he has
been confined his house and on some days ne has not
been able ms bed. Within the last two oays u
very decided cnanCe been noticed IN he cOud ton
and all hopes of MS recovery have now been abandoned
He possessed Of considerable vitality yet. and may
hngpr short time. bUt is liable 10 pas At any
moment He j. attended by Dr. J. :. Bassett and Dr.
Marcy, OF New York aud DR.. seward, OF Orange. HIS
disease : dtr0phN % the LIVER.
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HIGHER PRICES F0R COIL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81 The commit
tees o the Leulgh and -chuykil Coal Exchanges met
this afternoon and agreed advance in the prices OF
coal for sept The LeDiGh companies viii iucrease
their rates 25 cents per ton Oh all grades, and the
schuy XII interest will advance prices 25 cents all
grades except lump, steamboat and pea which will re-
main unchanged. The Harhor prices OF the Pnilafei-
phia dnd Reading COMPANY for coal Dc ivered on board
OF vessels l. Rcnmoni vii be: Lump ana -it hiii-
bnal ~ 10: broken aud Stove, - 90; chesthut
- % pea, - 50. The cOileres viii Work continuously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
ALErrER FROM GENERAL GARFIELD


COYMENDING THE FORMATION OF YOUNG MN
REPUBLICAN CLUB IN BROOKLYN
There was full attendance of the members of the
Young Mems Central Garfield and Arthur Club Of
Kings County last evening in its rooms ut No. J7l
Fulton-st, Brooklyn. After the transaction Of rou-
tine business the president OF the organization,
Marcus Peterson, jr., made brief remarks and read
the following letter from General Garfield, which
was written IN response to a note Mr.. Peterson ad
dressed 10 hIm few days ago:
MENTOR. Ohio Aug %. $50.
In MARCUS PETERSON, Jf., 81 fa'ton-st, Brooklyn,
" !.
MY DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 10Th inst. informing
me OF he formation of the lOung Mems Repubhcan
CluD II Kings County, cane duly 10 hand. note
with pleasure the earnest work your organization IS
dong IN eunstiug the activities and interests Of
young men IN political work. With cordial thanks
tor your letter | remain very truly yours.
j. A. GARFIELD.
After the applause following the letter had sub
sided the glee club Of the organization sang, and an
address was made by Colonel j. W. Jones. lie
urged young men to stand by the principles which
the Republican party formed to maintain and
continued in existence to sustain. There was much
enthusiasm displayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
MR. MLElNS IuPE0TED HEALTH

LONG BRANCH y. J., Aug. 27.-Washing gton
Mclean. I litor o. The Cincinnati Enquirer passed a
comfortable night, AM TINS morning much brighter
than at any time during his illness The sinking SPELL
which .ualiy comes near sunset was scare iy
noticeable toni tht DR.. Bartnalon. hls physician. VINO
has been wh him previous attacks of this character
said to IRlBTNI reporter evening; His chances
for recovery nave greatly improved during the !. SO
twenty-f1ur huurs, aud unless -om"thlu- now unf'rc
seen occurs nave no he.t.ncy saying that think
hA 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
NEWS FROM OTHER LANDS.
TURMOIL IN PARLIAMENT.

THE BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS KEPT ~ SESSION
ALL NIGHT BY TIE IRISH MEMBERs-LoRp
HARRINGTON REGARDS The TREATY OF GUN
DAMUK VOID.
The debate in the British Parliament. which ths
IRISH members kept up TO vex the Government for
refusing TO place more restraints on the
police continued al Thursday night. 80 that
the House did not adjourn until yes
terday afternoon. The Alliance question per-
p'exes the Roumanian politicians. Lord Iiarting-
ton says the Afghan treaty of Gundamuk IL void.
General Roberts continues TO approach nearer to
Candahar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
ARREsTED FoR 4 pension FRArD.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Aug. 27-United States
Pension Agent Poole hos used the arrest Of L AWaG
eoner of ltlacl on the charge OF fraud securing
about ~ 300 on . dead mans application. Poole wad
brought ntIe for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
NEGRO DErENDs AIs NONE.

ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. 27.-Four young white
men disgui-ed themselves on wednesday nignt near
Cochran and went 20 a negro cabin, broke down The
door and commenced nriug MO the caDn. The occu-
pant, Joan Brown. seized MS d0ubi~-nArrcA~d gun,
wAlcn Va loaded with DuCkshut ana MEL DJth par
rols. ktllux tao brothers named Dykes. The n gro
made ms escape Tho coroner jury rendered verdict
Of Unsuitable homicide.
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had nothing 10 do with H. No action was taken on
the letter AT all am not surprised that Mr. nelly
thinks he ~ running this committee, but he If not
The impression prevailed that each iactron from
this city would be admitted 10 the Convention with
a full TeDresentation of seventy-twO members each
with half vote apiece: or thirtv-six members III
each delegation with full vote for each delegate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
ADVANCING On CANDAHAR.
GENLGAL PaAYRE ABOUT 10 MOVE oS TIE goRr.
KESS.
LoNDoS. Friday. Aug. y, 1850.

LONDON. Friday, Aug. p, 1850.
4 dispatch to The Times from Quetta, dated
to-day, says " General Roberts arrived d kheat-i-
GI. .zai Oh the 24tn nst General Paayre VIII march
from Chaman for CaudAhar the 30.h INST. Ghe army
OF Ayoob Khan Suncr eight miles east of
CanGanar All well at Quetta, on tie P,heen frontier
and IN the BOian Pass Troops arriving here daily.
The Murree tribe is behaving weiL'
A letter OF Genera. Primrose, received AZ ka-Ab-
dula gives particulars OF the s0rte nom Candahar
on August IS. The British attacked the village OF
Den Khwaiee. and got tnrOG-l IL; bui finding N strongly
occupied and reinforced b. COnuugcAs rom ne ne sh-
boring villag :, had % retire 10 the fortress me
ell ny ) loss was heavy The British made two
charges. cutting down many Of The en- my.
dispatch 10 Ihe Standard from Bombay, discussing
the of d. Eerous state OF affairs AT CabuI,
says; This early but striking PROOF oi IN" lmpocy OK
nasty withdrawal o. our forces nom CaDu-a step
most surOnGly condemned by nearly every MILITARY man
in Indla-has created grea. excitement. The cholera
which RAGING AT Pashawur, daily increases IN vru-
and the certainty or severe losses among tue re-
tirng troops Of the reasons most strongly
urged against policy OF Withdrawal or the troops
during the hottest aud most Geathy period or the
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28

JAMEsTowN. Aug. 27.-EX-GOyernor Fenton
is pgos;IacI at bis residence ir s cry by illness
caused by t1c sudden chang. ~ tempcurure while he
wa iu Ncv-lurG iF. Na attending lAy s-laA s
hOueful OF ls speedy r,ooverv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
THE TREATY OF GUNDAMUK VOID.

In the House Of Commons this evening, the Marquis
Hartng gon Secretary OF state for Inla replying TO
a question. said; The Yceroy India has under
sderaOn he al visibility OF maintaining the frontier
prescribed by The Treaty o. Guuddmuk. The VlcerOys
decision regard frontier ne would not be IN
uenced by the fact Of certain territory having
acquired by the Treaty Of GGudamk. In the Pres
cons deritOn OF the question that treaty may Do
regarGcd having ceased To exlst. ILr Nlceroy ~
taxing best advice hc get aud on nis report tne
Government will act" Lord Harrington was not now
prepared therefore state what posts tae Afghan
frontier b Her Majesty,. lIrcrs Will o.enpy.
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GREAT AT0RU N ARIz0N4.

WAsHINGrON, Aug. 27.-The War Depart
nent mas received the following TELEGRAM from Fort
VI love Arzjna. dated August y " furious storm.
CON Yauv quarters bioEu dowu. Three ln"u killed I;
several ot,rs WOun4cd. Olcrs' quarters destroyed.
Hospital and HlOr-hou,e much damaged. Storm yet
raging"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
LrNcHLNG o. COLORED NAN

GUTHRIE Ky. Aug. 27-Green Ellis n
colorrd man. assaulted 5rs. y near here Tues
day He beat her severely, and took So. she recov-
cred uNi.ieuty to get home. Ellis caught yester-
dav and had ~. trial and haf been sent 10 .le
Comfy Jul to-day. Fifty rode into 10 Il, over
uowerpa tle gu rd and hanged Ellis.
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THE CAMPAIGN AT LARGE.
PROSPECTS OF REPUBLICAN VICTORY.


MAINE SURELY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vER-
MONT AROUsrD-NEws AT THE HEADQUARTERS
OF TIE NATIONAL COMMTTEE-THE IRISH
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
General Chalmers, of Mississippi, who has
been making Democratic speeches in Maine,
declares that the State will 90 Repub-
lican. and L. H. Cove, chairman of
the Maine Greenbaclz State Commit
tee. has entered the Republican party.
The Republicans of Vermont are making
an animated canvass. The Irish h-Anerican Re
publican Association has called a convention
to consider how Republican principles may
best he disseminat d amcng Irishmen.
The number of letters received at the rooms
of the Republican Committee continues to be
large. The information which they contain is en-
couraging Tor Republicans. as it shows that never
before at so early period in the canvass was so
much interest felt and never had so much work
been done. The points in which this canvass
is remarkable are shown by talks with callers
ut the rooms of the Committee. Arrange
meuts have been made for large
representation Of Campaign Clubs at the
Convention in indianapolis. A letter from
General Garfield was read last night to a
Brooklyn Republican Club.
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VICTORY FOR TAMMANY.

STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD.
..-rr,xc OF THE TnDEN STATE COMMITTEE Al TGE
CT JANIS HoTEL-rHE CONVERSATION WITH
,oux KFILY-THE TAMMANY CHIEFS LITTER
rur CoMMIrTEE CALLS A CONVENTION FOR SEP
rruDFR 2s
After the Tilden State Committee met
.o,+orlay at the st. James Hotel, n
committee headed 10y Lester B. Fanlk-
nor called on John Kelly and OBJ
..i,cd from him the terms which the
.;rr Of the Democracy he represents wOud
ra willing to unIta with the Tiden wing.
As result of the-e negotiations. the State
Committee issued call for State Con
,ention to be held in Saratoga on September
oe II Is understood that the delegation from
This CITY viii be divided between Irving Hall
md Tammany Han.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-22
BATON ROUGE, LA, THURSDAY JULY 49, 1880

Drawing ton close, permit mo to add
TINT have long known personally many
Of tho grccnback leaders of tho parisl, Of
East Baton Rouge and esteemed then,
warmly. And IL will require something
more than the yituperativo epithcts Of
partisan rancor to uoMv,nce mo That they
arc not as truo to tho cona,nonw calth Of
Louisiana as am. To those old friends
appeal If have not accepted as much
of their creed rs is warranted by duo
regard to common sci,sc and common
ho'csty; and if have, I again appeal
to them to come and help me inside Of
tho Democratic Conservative party to
work out to fruition the leading meas
',rcs which have been Swallowed. There
arc many friends inside the Dcmocratic-
Conservative organization to the t'nan-
cial policy | have suggested; without
your help, they will probably fail; with
your hclp, thcy may become strong
enough, to shape tho policy Of tho purity
in thu desired direction, whether you
c"mc or stay where you arc.
Believe me still your sincere friend,
II. SKIPW1TH.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-22

Sam. said u customer who mounted
Sam Wngner's bootblack stand and ele-
vatc'l u tremendous foot, 'yoi don't
think that rvc got IN extraordinarily
large fOot, do yOul It's not much sbsva
tho average size, Is IL! Come, now, you
ought 10 m u Judge
The foot was II sumner, and IL almost
broke San's heart to think cftl,e amount
Of work that would bo required to sbine
II, but le saw that the man wanted COM
fort, and he felt that it was a duty-a
part Of the brsiness--to oblige custo-
'ncr; therefore l,c began q critical exam.
ination oftbe foot turned up before him.
lie walked ronnd the foot with ono eye
partially closed, and, ~ hc vigorously
chewcd his quid Of best Virginia to.
bacco, seemed making So,ne kind of e.
innate.
"Wcll, what do you say, san,-,,ot
much above the average, ~ u :" and tho
man anxiously scanned Sans serions
and rather pclplexcd counte,,ance.
IL was u tough case. Sam did not
wish to hurt his customers feelings, atill
no had u conscience to look out for. At
last, however, with iong.'irawn sigil,
lic said:
"Weli, my friend, dat foot IL not such
u fearful big foot AS II might l,e-stili,'
shutting one ego and giving tho member
another critical look, 1T can't be denied
dat lie t"c nn' heel mn . h"g ways
apart"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-22
NO. As.

as can bc found, in any party. Then,
come rally with nv, and In ths 11sat
struggle now Soing On be found 81 III
side Of tho people in their effort tosman.
eipate the rrolucers " wealth from mn
duo scrvitulc TO heartlcss money
power AMI . system " corporate mo
ncpolies that must, II continued, reduce
them 10 vassalaye bnt little less than
slavery. Come, Join with rs In On ag.
gress,vc tight; the schcuicrs cannot 10
dcfeatcd BY endorsing their schemes.
Come, join with US IN liberatlng osr be.
loved country from = mcrciless f,e, and
fatare generations will rise ~ to bless
yOu.
A. b. BOOTH,
Secretary Parish Central COMMITTEES
National Grcenback Labor party. i
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-22
RObt. T. Hereford, NJ. D.,

nFFERShi his professional services to tho citi.
" Irns OF Baton Rouge and vicinity.
thicr--to,ucr Lafayette and Florida streets
Ronccaao Building Rcsidoucc-Af,ica street
between 1T. Ferdinand and St Louis streets
Rc'cla hy permission to DR. r. j. Burlington
Won. \. Heron, Andrew Jackson Wm Galis
Rev DR., Goodrich, Major W. y. Cluvcrius and
Mcasla. Courier y McNair
Baton Rouge, January 10th, lss0
llnvin. known DIR. HEREFORD for many
pears il affords mo pleasure to recommend him
10 the citizens of Baton Rouge. us IL gentleman
and physician, entirely worthy of their conf.
drncc. CiauIi.ly) TllOS j. BURLINGTON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-22

An Irish Judge, when passing a sen,
tcnce on Il man convicted Of bigamy.
severely l'ctured the fellow OH his uxo.
rious crime, and regretted that the law
did not allow him to award a greater
punishment than seven years translWr-
tntion. Glad l my will, you sinner"
said the lcarcd Judge, lyon should not
have 50 mild punishment, for should
sentence you for the term Of your natu-
raj life to live in the same house With
both Of your wives"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-22

A lady remarked to u popular divine
that his sermons were d little too lonv,
"\h, dear madam" replied the divine,
81 an afraid that you don't tike the sim
ccrc milk Of the word" "Yes, do,'
said SHE, "but you know the fashion
nowadays is condensed milk"