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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

90 we'll but the loved ones smile and cnaes , Inv
NNe ~ th,ngs and ingenious things ana tn'nss nv
~ in,r-..,vcd from men and improved 10 the W., o-o
paw ~, nover one word Of the real thoush,r e | W.
We. IN their busy brains. So the men u w M
N-sc they think the women ike IT, anu tuv a,I
o. II IN because they think II Il man ha'u., I
&c - mink women are emptv-hei0eu thEe a."
sbe W., n think men fine inieseh' ,,hor
she Two classes 70 Oh owing and 0esp Slk ~
AGO riigiy. ana al; for the want OF a n''ie q "'
In CONVERSE tOn.-l The saturday "''''"'
TEE G. \RBIr OF SCIENCE.-1he popuil llt "a
,snr al s, ct las ITS or wbaCks; anu perhaps 'V'
least NJ u e he sogt OF worship dualuG"u Us 90 l.e "a,
-, -, a.. Tor the curate az the PARISH, Nhch is
90 rel hr ly people q those VINO are or mo-. MOI. -
nlcuflv W. ar. supposed Co b. tne cnet represents
~, scionfiB ,p9rulng Tn" absurilues or the so-c4h
s.,tbru 80. are not peculiar 90 Ecdti sie' WI" .,
upop ts. Is -ht ~ a Niy. bJt have tner close ahoi
onnrr ft,~o who profess TO Or SCIENTIFIC lutic y d"
se!fntia, ialrou well a. Gu art 1arg n DON Ul
IN the lps t nH It people, cancctllHg or u hlal w
exposlug 90, most profound Ignorance oi me
srtierf. q course: and there Is widely Spreau VA
Of know Ped gc fha, th- writer who has most @ -
ropularizet 20 given question D. moi o. necessity ",
vio j. best acquainted win It's uepths-l-he L0U0"
Time.
BYRON'S LIFE AND DEATH.-lt must n DOW nv, Te
gouef D., conceded b. all far minded persons tult o
selrafiOr~ 81 Bvrop's lie should he ookcu ulOi -
private ed even yenia faults. mnuits our
h!s gene ous energy. by hi love liberty anu No
Thought. nd pV tn uusClhsh h,rosm ot hs ueh 20, a.
he been spared Ior five years TO rule the nIe'aS
nav Ms uoriyaled qualities master Oh N.Y.; a.
IuroDe yyould nave been al his feet aud We shouu nav
beard a. ltic a. BIS sins as W. q" 80 ,,,,
,f. off, me- - NopoCou.-f The Athcudtui.
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THE CONDITION OF I'M LITTLE cHIEE

l....,. ,.r..,, TIM s,cn.r,,,- or rr- c.,rp,v,-
r,.,.,.,.,.,, ,,-.,r,,. ,1-o,. or TIE PROPERTY
,,.,.,. ,,.n pr. rr.r-rr. clv.y To THE
sr.-Kuor,tD.
"a tbeEdftorof TheTribune
SIN. The letter of v0ur correspondeut H.
- Amin. ,,orr.'. Issue, cons .ie-ed bv him of sui
o,.t i,,D9r,a.ce to send rom Leadyl.. los tecgr.p
,,, ,,,r .t.te.,crt. and rrmor. affecting ;he L.tt.
C.eflru.us Company lead the management To- say t-t
Manager Day wa removed M h" first OF pte'er Tor
reasons sN-''.' ,,- I.i. 1870. t. ,.,'.,
S--i--''' 4. . ....,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
GOLD FROn NOT SPRINGS.

san Francisco. Sept. 1O.-A dispatch from Calls
toga. Napa County, states: An excitement has ex-
listed in this vicinity for the past fortnight over
report that the Hot springs at this place carry large
onantitie. OF gold III solution. A. c. Tlcheuor, who
recently bought the Hot Spring Hotel property,
has been az work for the past two weeks extracting
cold from the water b. process known only 10
him self. The cleanup Yesterday afternoon showed
that he has succeeded IL extracting II 900 from
len barre of water. The gold Is Of the utmost line
ness, and "a, the springs il that locality are very
numrruu- the volume of water Is cXceedngy large
II would be Useless To attempt to estimate their
yalue N they continue 10 yield a. rich return Is
Tie experiment, thus far have proved.
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MR. WHlSTLERy THIMES ErCHINGS.
THE ARTIST sPoILs AN ANEcDoTE CONCERNING
HIMSELF

TIE ARTIST sPoHs AN ANECDOTE coNCEENING
HIMSELF.
TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In Scribaer's Magazine for this month there
appears an article on Mr. Seymour Haden, the omi-
nent surgeon etchcr By a Mr.. Hamerton, aud IN
this article have stumbled upon a curious state
ment concerning-strangely enough-my own al
fairs offered pleasantly IN tho disguise of an anec-
dote habitually narrated by the Doctor himself
and printed effectively il inverted commas, as here
shown;
"A parallel anecdote is narrated by Mr.
Haden: The most exquisite series of plates when
Whistler ever did-his sixteen Thames SUBJECTS
were originally printed by steel-plate printer ana
so badly that the owner thought the plates were
worn out. and sold them for a small sum in compar
son to their real worth The purchaser took them to
Gouldng. the best printer Of e'chInes in England
and it was ionnd that they were not only perfect
bat that they produced impressions which had never
before been approached even by Delatrs.'"
Putting gently aside tna question OF these plates
being superior TO all prcviou, OF subsequent work
and dealing merely with facts. have 10 say thai
they were not "ouginally printed By a steel plate
printer that the impressions were not so bad that
the owner thought the plates wer' worn ont and
tattering Is the supppsItion that they were sold
for 4 small sum in compar son to their real worth,
am obliged to reject even this palatabc assertion
a. rece we'd TOT the plates the price that asked
knowing fall well ,heir exact condition.
Instead Of the ",teel-Dlate printer Delatre, then
az his prime. mad himself printed these ctchings-a
fact w ich aston'shIugly enough. Mr. Haden admits
further on ID direct contradiction to his lrt broad
statement. Moreover, had myself pulled proofs OF
hem all: indeed. one IN the set Of sixteen plates-a
drypont called thu Forge for by the way they were
Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
4 NEu EnNI NINE PROJECT

LONDOS. Saturday, sept. II, ESQ
The Economist says there were on Friday
so,n transactions In Emma Nine shares in consequence
OF a statement that II the present company VII with
draw the litigation against parties IN America aud
Great Britain Mr. Trenor " Park VIII hand over TO the
directors s25.OOO a. working capital and f2O,OoO
nnnu. 10 the the sha cnOldcrs not 10 be
go. ed t,nou To advance anything tOwrrd the new com
nanv AID me EconOnist adds, " We SUPPOSE the mine
SVuuld he returned 10 tnem."
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No man with intelligence enough 10 read
viii any longer doubt Poor - iEEooN J.! WlIe tAc
l-v of the letter Wa disputed AMI open 10 any
-IDu the controversy ragged aHont Dim. WIN d.
genuueuess established Def ono lAe possibility OF ctvl.
vdulv s,rOu-s ot the su Hest Olu, and the ques
r. 7h.o,.r was "a Democratic member Of tIc present
Con-r.s- H. assocla, ed VIII the Democratic
80 H. knew their temper and impulses. lie
understood their ruling eleuie And in answer 10
inaliry a., III q pension TOR lOya Union service ana
rf9er he wrote thar with tn present Democratic
Hons. ue0.nf bills DO not have mncl favor and 10 {
tbr Rebt General who il at tine mead or the Pension
commute. Old line senate Is riil aYCrse % low
N am -uc bills 20 pass" l. aud - THE tiut;jlc
tr1,f IA coming from who sDok' Of the caro- the
truth dec .ird by pohilcal fren :-,Le truth uttered
in "A franz. re. uuIeserved moment
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BUSINESS INTERESTS.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. ia meeting
of manufacturers held al the Board OF Trade rooms
this forenoon at which committee was appointed TO
alder reduction Of wages In view OF the present low
nricrs OF print cloths. Thr probable result Will be a
general reduction OF 10 per cent
READING, Penn, sept. 11.-William II. Rhode,
rsal estate agent made an assignment to-day. His
liabilities are $40 600. His assets witch are principally
r.aI e.tate. are said ~ lie worth -ou.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
COLD AND SILENT.

Inc bTUUhtVH 'ItI." :,
"FoJeeryn Brltzho0ver, as The TRIBUNE calls
hiu bay ng up al NE ikibuNLs 'nat 90 10 G"rlslr
ibci etc The race lies between IHE
r. ~ presses ooey s"I and casS hold Out tar
TRieUNE mas struck "A bOnanzi. Al cents a copy II
yank y 900 hour out Of BeitznOOYer. Today
II or- bim additional inducements ~ Keep 10 out or
his district a. publishes fac-simile OF the letter that
makes sick family OF the BeltzhOOVer crowd, ana WIN
another fac-simile letter OF BelZhOOyers 10 show the
geHuinenes OF the original In trying u eet out OF his
very ught squeeze. BetzhoOver telegraphs To lHE
1RIgC1E Federation the eiteS 10 forgery. but
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THE REGULATION WORLD VIEW.
Elrorn T.hc hlnQIfln FrelMIn XeU.-

No two hands ever wrote those two letters
Tn IEtErNE las ID possession ecycn or eight o. her
lerrrr. from the unhappy Congressman, and vOucacs
for their similarly. Tine getting very interest
ing and great deal OF anxiety prevails in regard 10
r. nexf step But Mr.. BeltZhooVcr WAL not sue ana
Tuv TRIBUNE oice happens 10 be- located In Northern
civ he eau hardly nope 10 De able 10 RAISE moo aud
ate H. But he has the sympathy OF The Aeo York
Eorld which holds 10 to be infamous Journalism 10
~ - nlcce u DemOcratIc rasca.ty-
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
.,l,nosg,s -9t me , ~ 81 1)b..

WASHINGTON. Sept. u, | a. m.-The barOm-
eter is highest IN tn South Atlantic states. AMI Is lowest
IN the northern portion OF the Upper Lake region. Tie
temperature has fallen u the eXtr ne Northwest; else
where ft las renamed stationary or risen slightly.
Northwcstary winds continue in tine South Atlantic
states and eastery winds In the Gulf states. Rain has
fallen since the last report IN the South Atlantic and
Gulf aes and In Tennessee ReD 1rts are gen orally
missing from the Northwest ana thence westward 10
the Pacific coast.
l1tqtcI'tOHs.
For the Middle Atlantic states, falling barometer.
warmer sOutherly winds and clear or parity cloudy
weather.
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t 3. PETERSON ~ BROTHERS

Myrtle Lawn A new American Novel ~ Robert =
Ral,ri a. North Carolina i2mo Morocco cloth. I'll 30.
ucie Rodcy. 4 new novel by Henri Greyule. sQulr
LIMO apsI. % cents clio Ia. = -.
Mana By Emile Zoa >elue. % l. Assommor" Com
ueis and unabridgei. Paper 30 cent,. cl0,n -.
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No DOUBT REMAINING.
Lem ICbs Trosg ygf.ts RgD

As to the geuuineness OF the letter there can
no no onr,ttOl TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE pu1ashr+ d
facsimic Of tae letter from the Orna experimenting
e,ertlipg t9rm can doubt thar the} came from the
.arue hand There l. no attempt d disguise Nj Belt
hver Therefore. stands convicted " having arrJigucd
r. MN POLITICAL friends in Con for uutriendllhe.s
= T-uoa soldiers and then trying 10 escape from tnclr
Uratu by iyiHg about II.
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HENRY HOLT n co..

Democracy. An American Novel I0mO. cloth. ST. Leis
ure Hour -elcs.
Austin Dobson- Viaueites In Rnyme. WITH an intre
ucluu Dy r.. G. -tecmaA square limo, Goth. g.
Cory. Guide 20 Modern Ensiisb History, Part L
lJ-l~ ~
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poliiicnI Noilte5.


Fine Portraits Flag. q IransDlreacies,
HOJER & GitAHAM Painters. % Dutnest
Campaign Equipments Of ali kinds. manufactured and
HERMAN FORCE POS Broadway. Y. Y.
Electric Ligats Tor political gatherngs fnrni ned By
AENOlX & HOCHHAi SIN.
% East lOfh ~.
General Jane. Is. Weaver. candida o. ~ the Naronal
back Labor party ~ sienf. VIII andres me ci
~ New York at cooper Institute next lay even
H.. the 1871 inst, al p.
IIendqua rters tor POLITICAL BANNEAs
PORTRAIT +. FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS.
NJ q. LEVY < CO.
No 81 Howard ~. Ncw-fOrk.
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, vrrW OF THE CASE WHICH l. \ LITTLE LATE
a '.- E1r0ya The EIDfya

The letter Is OF no consequence, pOllllcdIly
nv olherwre II said tf-ct THAI there 10
futr0Guce pension bills in Tho Late Democratic House,
fhsv cert auly were Introduced and they passed
~. a. v-feran- have very good reason 10 remember
bar Mr. BcltzhOoyer should certainly crafty TIE TRB
INF fer such al invitation that 10 sue II Tor libel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

Tn. English Poets edited by 7 Il Ward with 4 gen.
eraI Introduction by Matthew Arnold Vol l-Chalcer 70
DOME VOLIl-Ben JonsOn TO Dryden. ~ - per volume
The Public Picture Galleries of Europe. BY kau
Thompson. Third eh.ion. Numerous Illustrations. I9no.
s225
Esrty Wan in Britain Hts Place In Fertisry
Period 49, Dawkins illustrated, CLOTH 81 ~
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Religious Notices.

.nnnnnrrmcnf.-Tir Free Religious meeting u the
~HccfF acaion n,g.i' A. pc och Vie-
a .lv IN sTE, HALL, ID last limit Disc 'nrso ny
ANDREW JA. k-ON DAVIS. ~u1ectt "a Fatlpn
FOUNDED on Facts" superior organ and Choir music All
welcome
Anthem Memorial Church. i-tn 80. west ~ 6tl
Services AZ d a. and b. The Rector. the Rev. Il
HEoEH NEWTON. wAl preach
At the Brooklyn Tabcrnncie = Dr. rALMAGE VIII
preach fo-m rrow m1ining at l.ii. Evening 't 80
H-hop snow whose preaching makes the crooked hings
lh places pain, VIII pr lain f"i "nin u
truth tue Medical College cor -5da. a-d tt-aNci On
SUNDAY At3p 30.
Calvary hurch corner Iihavs 2i.t-ts-r,lces az
D. .. Dob. aEd 40 p. IA. Tie Rev " lillian d. MAi.htH
vlll Olc.ifr.
Church OF the Ascension jlaye. and igth-t ser.
vices A. aud p. u. The EeY. ID" Ai.D L. DiONN
W4l p ,acl,
church Of rhe Divine Paternity. Rev. nr> T. IT,
CIAPINl Jfllve. corner fjt-f The -u aF -'hoo. "lt
reopen -, inst thu oh sfN,e- Val Doe Resumed On
tAe l5th inst 10 i BE- ul AMI $3.50 l in
(burrh OF the Me-sinh conner 5ifh.t. and ParkaTe-
The rl-trr TIE Rev ROBERT tDiL1 tt. VIII uirl'h IN
tlen0r!ug 81. Subject. " The worth ul vacation 70
Minis Ter and People
Cnnrch Of the ~irrugsr,. Norcers-, n"'r -tI.-Ihe
pry lr UEEM- viii preach Tod ID AZ 4u5y in aA- and
100 evening. All tle seats tr. al" 49, lf'~'
Closing services Gospel .ent - ~. ana -oh--t--un
lar IL H. Fu tol l..F Dr. %. t. MOO .EADt 81. l.fj.
Monday tIe Rows j. bt1.t -iit Az t,s5y
Tir- ~. DER. PI Dole. MACARTHUR, H-i-t ADAMS.
EULt. CROSS anf others
~ Ignetlu.- Church uss. .0l-t opa site ie.eryolr-
sg1e.. .Ie ..... b.. . .Ae}. D.. n Rector Holy com,
uuou 3 D.. il.. Morning prayer, o. r'. LtaAy GO u
1900 D.
II Thomas Chu~ch. corner .tav.. and $3.50 g. VII De
r-i.. tUr Divine vice o. 81 DAY, .ltei-aet 49, al
To-. .N D. ll audi J. DID,
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OF years. took place yesterday morning at St Der
nard's Roman Catholic church in West Foureenth-Ht
John B. Wood ". " Penney r. J. Cummin'. T. J. Ne
MILAN, W. caldwell and George /. Niilalis ac'eu
NJ ual -bcarar..
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nOUGHTON. MIFFLIs II Co.

81 Astor-place.
Tue Undiscovered Country. BY W. d. HowenA l2ma
cloth, 81 30
Tales Of "a Waysde Inn BY Henry W LongteIlow
l0mO CLOTH 81 20.
Socialism Vol. VIII of the Boston Monday Lecturer
by Joseph Cook l2mo. cloth. 81 80.
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nrKIENER * WELFORD.

Through NormausY. BY hatA1l az - AAclIoiL % 4.
lu.tIatlou,. l-np cutI =
through Brittany. BY hathinn = haeguoh ~ mus
tg-tlOu@. limo C. OLA. IS
The Ascent of the Natterhorn. - Edward W Aymper'
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LIPPINCOrr n 60.

~ simon BY clifton W. Collins No. \. oil the FOreigu
classics for English Readers. lomo. cloth, FL
A New Race. A Romance. Traaslated from The German
by Mrs A l. Miser. limo. cloth. - p.
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RUNNING As a CONVICTED LIAR
Ernrn me Aelrdrk Adgeftiser lAeD.l

He il again a candidate for Congress IN a
ssTr,cf which goes about i've thousand Democratic II
the marty could withdraw INN ~ would, but tbat would
De cda and BcltZACOyer must run for Congress as
cor y1ctet liar when gets older he may learn that
n h better 10 be 81 ent under Just accusation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

THr NJUErD.
The attack on the Republican procession By
~ ,,,,,l of Dcp,ocrats iu IIarri.on y / Friday
MOD u D'i"D aus III il"ll''""' - d. ''''''
night created much Indignation ycstrr-
da, o,,oro tba c;t,o,. of Harm
""f "'i""0
son and Newark. he outrage an
roors IN Eovc been cqrefuilv MANNED and
al
Tie approach OF t"c procession WAS Sl-h"l'u
by a watchmqn. The Inst of injured includes
-. +,.or+,-G,,. ..d +j,r+, ,ersons
pc'" ''''Y
No one was fatally hurt, but about eI-ni were
l.. ;..;.,-oI Eu-b V,.....-, ,.o.;,-.d tho
stNcIey IuJui'"' i''" ""i -'9' '''i''" wv
worst wound.
rrr,ITS or TIE HtRRT-DN OUTRAGE
~ So NM. t IL. mr.
Inc low" VI 'iI'' ''". ~ "'' N"''o '.-' ''
dcrous assault described IN Yesterdays IMBt Nt
wa. made upon "a visiting Repub can procession
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4 steamer Cook By Dr. ". 4 hs.mu.A c.otA' =.
Among the Tn0ru.. 1872 Ms Dickinson. II 3D.
Ni.-, BY the author OF Euteige. ri 3D.
Lucy. by Tie author oi WIDOW Gods NTH. q 80
Bachaiz and the Detectives. Allan Pn4ertol. = -
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1uYNG - KICK nv IVTo C0rRr

There d, more than simple denial, due from
NJ h l.l .. aud be- should l.-. time rlulIrl.-
N, firl., Dr. 10 .-u DE- dom. tie ..ouG no he content
WIN let,esar .Ia- ~ having Nr tDfuuen denounced
"a unworthy - J.. CIV "a tief~ AMI thtf speedily.
". v-a,i-.. bold cl. re and no guerrilla h-Iuu-.
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ROBERTS BROS.


Madame ID Arbay'. Diary and Lctiess. Enei by Sarah
& N oOsry Wllh portrait = yO.-., l-ml Cl0th -.
The Ode of Life. By the autAlro i The E0c Of Uaies"
lUIno, :
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ALL OTER WITH BELTZHOOVER.
he DECLINES TO BE PUSHED INTO COURT.
Two LAWYERS ASSURE HIM HIS CHARACTER HAS
n,
Mt BFrN DAMAGED.

TWO LAWYERS ASSURE HIM HIS O"AH
Mt BFrN DAMAGED.
CARLISLE, sept y, Iooy'
~ r..sf, evaninc | prepared an in
,orn1atiot for forgery and uDel against l. W NuIrlD
nv counsel. Judge Graham and W J. 9neareI' 81,
ours1ns tuvo we'd wa made. Today ey give me me
opinion. wAcI send you. T. l. DELI
TIE LrGAL oPIN1oN.
CARLISLE. sept. Q, 1850.
To M Ion. +. L BELTzHoovER. =. ,~
DEAR SIR You have requested orr oplhloh IN ny;5e
QUO o ,u- uu rhcaiiou which appeared IN me Cdt'Se
Herald Oi tine instant. purporlu- To DC ie'tt ~
ro "a 4u unnamed correspondent ON the suNtcct q" m
s,nlc,t,r, Tor penson and ask whether We conslue'
lie sine iudlctane. After the examination we nav
been alb, Go -lve the subject since your ttqHs'.
unite tue epn on that II y not lI,,aD Mr. 1Irri
O. libel. ard iu1t toe voluntary Auiis ~, -, s,ssir
d,. in Inc icrIld OF thc i instant W"uu uol su,'
an D. ...I for perjury. I ne ahdaNi "a@ ~ 49,.
ilJ O..i. sU- unauthorized nv itN, ".' ri.,~,,
Fo--'r- q common INV has been denned as " the
frau, 30 % .'l cor altering o. "ith- 10 'Ae prem"
means . IT. nj or deceit to the prejudice or INJURY d.
a..trrI'- .Iarg rights out u does hot eut't
jor.c, i d. Hy defamation oi cAalac'e-.
tleu go il. .llrc whether the wrluu- flelr', D.
i-Iaf.1. H. Commonwealth ". Mcclure 8 b" 49, "''
a Ito 4 !. l-Iut0 uY Judge IT, yer tAu9: Any u.
80 80 .i ID lbs tn the oput anon OF another is
Ran is given by Juu-e 4udttt as J" d. an,
Wiz. u .r printed SANDER winch ten-- ID esq 'e
mn tO rOufeILu.. r,I. ule. hatred OF u"-I -'' io
ca.r.c.c.." IT, Barr vs. Moore. J. n .ti4r pl- 900 ,,
- .,... ...u. defines IIti: AAf u .t.. u7 iut.i-
cato vs.. ie.. printed uatlte.. which iN words l
.-. te .. expose person Co. contempt iiH4cult'
a.. geo or &c. -I...., lou ui cl-tie e.. .,
S.. , read tae atttc, complained OF pa the lirAi or
t!e .r, -.l- and can discover notAiHE ih it ri---
10 u.a-. D. n'.o under '.e u Il ID. ..' t., . o
vic. a.ait tad PAD oX o-r r o. " ii''l"i ii.c.''
hatred d.. e-laGauon o eaa,,c cr even although, a.
yuu as-.r. u., Oh. .a.Io. 81. 81 -.,-f ~ -
81 -uEAis.l..
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CnAVLE- sCXl81ElS'- ~DNs

Rudder Grange. Ey Frank b.. stockton \ new an en-
Ian .e4 edition.. i1. .alr., no cents totA = -'-
poeY,- T.. r. H. ~totl4u Compttt edition, witl por.
trait e. 'ti extra. 60
io,fer,ng, in Pleasant Paths. l. Marou HarianL II
mo, Cut44
UandboolA Of Drawing. by william Walker. VIII np.
w4rds o. -JJ WOO ANA i.s~lus i-no, ot = -
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HARPER & Bros

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vnston In emuvrasu indicated tAs I-ea0-e' aIdlt
pharmacy. Broadway
TErBuNE OFFICE. sept. Il. l a. m-Ihe tendency OF
the barometer yesterday upward. Tie temperature
ranged ne ween 557 and = the average (6j9 being
la lower than on the corr- ponaug dly last year and
1872 higher than on Friday.
lear or partly cloudy weather, with higher tempCra
rIrr and falling bavOmeter, may Ue expected to-day IN
tins city and vicinity
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS
6s.racto 81 meteorological hsDor ne eek ended AZ p p
SeDtsI1ber H. 1850
BAROMETER
Inches Inches
Mean . .9.s.5 Min at D a. H.. sept J.2y73l
Max at . am.sep. u.5O2O5 ktnge.... 40
THERMOMETER.
Deg Deg
Mean .......... 81. Min. at 7 m, Sept. TO- $40
MAY at D m sept D.. $50 Range
D,sauce rrave Ell by Wind dung The week, ll39 niles.
eFlIArKs Amount OF water.
Sent rain from A. 90 = % q. .O2 inch
sept T. rain from a M @ = m u3 men
sent - q NJ. to 4 p M 90 inch
sept 10 nom a. l. % a NJ 81 Inch
OF wafer FOR week l2O inch
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