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New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

James A. Garfield. Tremendous applausel / cite
it. and wonder it has not been mentioned IRON
every stump and in every newspaper. Here ~ n
man who has been talking upon all the great ques-
tiOns which have agtated this country for twenty
years. and his speeches MI a volume
of coo pages. Yet in a contest characterized
bv heat and vindictiveness, not a single sentence
mas been produced 10 his dlscredit Applause
Do you want soldier for President hen YOU
have a man not educated az West Point and carried
along m the arms OF the Cover lmeut, but repre-
senting hat million of men who LETT business at
the call of duty, and dissolved into business Wh"n
duty was performed iapplau-eli VINO SarTe,lueIeu
q high position and a loved aud loving iamuY, anu
took his chances IN the Army: and who. without
assistance or iniiuence raised him IL by nerIl anu
glllantry to be MajOr-Oeuerll of volunteers
Applause. Do YOu want a statesman. about WnOip
there Is no question Hero Is gentleman
who for twenty years has been IN
leader of the popular branch of lie Government the
chairman of the most important committees, under
whose master mind and forming hand have passed
all the acts which reconstructed the Republic and
p aced 10 upon sOund system of finance App ause.
DO yOu want self-made mani see before ne
chat Og-caD.n, that WldOWei mOJler W IN thos3 hC-
tle children. barely able, by her efforts
and theirs, to keep body and soul TO-
gcther: and vet with the grand nature when
characterized her, planting IN them deep ana I'M
premabe the principles OF morality ana religion.
That little brigdt-eyed, bIOad-br0wed, ingenious
in the day tlme and at night, by
the Cht Of the fire, with 4 hunger ana Jhrst tH4t
could not be satisfied. dcV)uriug an tuf Dpoh5 III
tie neiohborhOod: then 70 improve the fortunes ot
the family ont upon the tow-patn OF the canal lead
np the horse at + > amonth. And III contact with The
vast transportation system of the country, seeing
v.rrh ambition be drops the rope thai
leads the horse and goes home saying, =
Will get au education and be q man
When he reaches that cabin at night be looks IN,
and b. the candle lIgnt sees that motler
upon her knees, with the open Bible be-
fore her her hands cla'ped before her
eyes and repeating that familiar PRAYER: " ., turn
unto me and have mercy upon me. NiFe i ~
strength unto Thy scrvantand save the son Ot Inue
hauGmaId.7 He was already saved. lhe neXt
day bee started 10 the school; he worked himself
through; then tlrOuLu the academy by saving
wool Zen through the college uy ringing the Dc
sweeping tLc floor and teaching chool; then INTO ms
profession. a president OF 4 university himself;
thcu into tho Army, Major-ieneral OF
volunteers then iut0 public lie then twenty
year. I'm Congress from the most intelligent district
in th. United states by the unanimous vote Of hi
party its senator IN the United states senate
by the vote o. I'D, party candid lte Tor presd.nt
by the vote of he people next TUESDAY the best
pDlipued the anle,t the most eXpeuenreo sta es-
man tlat this l. public has had tor President II
many year. Loud and long continued applause
lAd cheers for James \. Glrnc4.I
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
DISASTERS Ar SEA.

The ship Columbus, from San Francisco,
reported yesterday that O'tDer - IN latitude 2s'.
longitude 81 3O she passed arge lower mast aud
fragments OF wreck which evidently had not been lou
In tie water.
rhe Portuguese bark Mary Anna second. from Lisbon
on October l. la lat.uds 2Go ,,Ilc II encountered
d, .uttcgur. She WIS thrown ou aer beam ends, and
n.a to cut away her m.sts. several salor. were swept
on. bual4 lu. u -p"ulti
I.. uala W.lau PIlilps. Captain Fleicaer. from
le Mediterranean, also la4 Nt4 4uUsA ell4ael a4A
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
DE4rRs FR0N HYDRopH0RLG

FRANKLIN, KY, Oct. 29.-iIrs. Kirby, living
a. Koasrtsonwlla Village. milo ami half ir no mis-
place. drd riay OF hydroph0DiI. after -four days
excrucatns suffering She bitten in the hanc last
summer by playful bull pup. bus nothing thought
Oi 10 40 tie rmr
CHICAGO OCT. 2a.--A dispatch from Elgin. T.. avs
Ms Au-usta Schiller diel a. Addison OF Lylra h1b,A
n
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
W0p4N,s TEAPERANCE CONTENTION.

Bosrov, Oct. 29.-The third days session of
the Convention OF the Womau's National Christian
Temperance Uuion began this morning. The election Of
officers showed the following result;
PrcSideEt-Miss Frances Z. Willard OF Illinois.
Corresponding Seeretary-Mrs. Caroline B. Buel, OF
Connecticut.
RecJrdlng Sec7rtary--lIrs Mary A. Woodbridge, OF
ONO.
ASSISTANT Recording SecreLH-y-irs l. NJ n Stevens,
Maine.
Treasircr-Miss Esther Pugn, OF New-York.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
PROPOSED LEASE OF THE NASHUA AND LOWELL.
THE GRAND TPr-vK

TORONTO. Oct pa special cable dispatch 70 TIA
Globe says thar at Ia, hafyeary meeting tn Grand
Trunk Railway Company yesterday. the report siated
that the hafyear ended IN June. and the last thres
months, rcsnecfive'v the last In the Comp1uys
history. graguIry of $1,000 voted 70 NJ HEX
recognition Of his service especially IN cCuC ecoa
WIth the ChcagD rXf ,nsOn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
WHAT DEMOCRATS MEAN.

Az ADDRESS BY CIlAUNCLY NJ DEPEW.
.,rFrIxG AZ CHICKERiNG HALL UNDER TIE
.rsPIcFs OF THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB
GREAT CROWD AND MUCH FNrHUs!AsM-
r,sr OF THE spFAKKRs--TEL1NG POINTS MAD"
nv MP. DrPtw-How THE SPEECH WAS RE
CEIyCD
The last meeting Of the canvass under tue
srsriccs Of the Republican Central Campaign
Clnb was held 1T ChickeIing Hall last even
inc. The attendance was very large
o.d the enthusiasm wos uni ounied.
A. every mention of the name Of
r,,,cs 4. Garfield there wcs great cLccrin-.
Tie meeting Was presided over 10y Charles
V,trcus and speeches we've made by th1un-
COW II. Da1tw, Freeman J. Fl,lian. W. Il.
,r.vnlev. Miss Nellie Eo,hrook. General
c.o-~o ". Palmer Charles II. kcrch-
,u and Ethan Alien; and songs were
s-,,, Inv the Central Campaign Cab
cam. Mr.. Depcw was the frsJ speaker.
u, v,s Introduced 10y Mr.. Various as a
mn, whose voice las been heard in every
mart of this State and 10 most excellent
nurrosc. for we have learned that
wherever he has been heard there have
been many conversions 70 RepUblicani-m.'
The speaker was received with an ovation OF
applause and with rous.ne cheers. The tell
ing hts he made were received Wioh ro2rs OF
laughter and shouts OF applause.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

hurricanes On October 27 passed vessel with
both Opmasfs gone heading southeast, and bark wib
her tOpmasts gone be iding northeast.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PROFITS OF THE BOSTON AND ALBAS,

PROFITS OF THE BOSTON AND ALBANY
BOsTOy, Oct. 29.-At a meeting OF the Bos-
ton and Albany Railroad dicrectOrs Yesterday report
was presented showing the total earnings 70 be
S77l1I1s. and expenses $j2f8jOO, for the year end
ng September 80, increase IN earnings the pre-
cedng OF S1313 65J and increase Of expenses
OF 1851 ASH surplus Of S3i76sl u eft after iecar-
ng ne usual per cent dividend pay able Noveub'r 10
n was voted 10 make 4 fvdenfs hereafter fqy ible
quarterly, beg nnmg December 30 Colonel James A.
RumriI, OF Springfield elected yice-presit mt u
Tie road.
PROPOSED LEASE OF THE NASHUA AND LOWELL.
BOsTON, Oct 29.-Directors of the Boston
and Lowell. and the Nashua aud Lowell raiiroa who
have operated together Tor many years under Joint
contract which expired by ifs own limitation two Years
age have now agreed the basis OF lease ly tie
Boston and Lcwe Road 0f te Nashua and Lowell Road
FOR 100 years. ara rental = 100000 per annun hch
ia equivalent % 7lq rer cent upon the capital stock ot
the leased road subject ratification 10y the stock hOd
era + DO corporations who VII meet on the lp.I OF
November next 20 ac upon rhr subject l. t Doubt ~
entertained - the favorable action OF ,lc .tOcR-
holders IN both cases
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Goaro auo Ho0Ms
East Side.

East Side.
4 SMALL private family will rent few
,r'g1r -.i o ae or S-- See. 'r S5.
ue5 i'Tal. 4 moaas s,1. "a e and ''T . a8'i D A'
STH-ANE.. I'll and 7l3-A large. PIE >ant
- with board For gentleman anl w.e or gem men
aDEAST 2OTU-ST.-T d or. front room,
a also OacA aror with excellent board IN s'naA 'ooiA
a. EAST 3OTH-ST.-pieas4nt sunny rooms
4 4 ct with location aIsteass' and prcea lOccr'
ate references.
West Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY viii let with board,
~ largo iront third hoor No. 10 West l2,tl.r
a PRIVATE FAMILY viii let, without
5o1r a. nenen On T. M Large 3 & grsa sI '29, 6e a 15S
furniture arst class. 2lj West % lst
4 PRIVATE FAMILY would let neatly turn
\ lsle rooms 10 gentlemen references 81 West IIA-
ST.. 5th aud 80 .ayes. "
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Wuh use of bath.
llv West l5th,t, near oth-a'e. e.
GENTLEMEN can find quiet home, one or
~ with Or without board AZ lo01 oh ave 'rst
Glt. no chiuren near L station
MURRAY HILL, near 5th-ave., nicely fgr-
vi nisned apartment with or without private tane;
ETr BOARD OISECIoRY. - West 35tn-st
pARIlES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases have bolri and proper attention ~ N.
yate lamllg Address EAPkKIENCh- Tribune Uptown Ot
hce, L2s, Broadway.
pLEASANT second floor back room, with
\
gentlemen 81 West l5th-st
NEAR 6TH-AVE. l. STATiON-Cholce
4. board M men or rehued fanny VII
aud pleasant home. l5S West II
- GRAMERCY-PARK.-O square room.
with nan connecting also room with private oall' "th
board
81 WEST 27TH- Elegant parlors. extra
- and appointments god rooms GA Toy door.
Hf WEST 55TH-ST.-Second-st front
Ot ROOM with BOARD for t~O' as single room 10
gen .leman
ONO WEST 45TH-ST.-- Second brown
W. stone front Broadway small family Niu Zee
and c afon nrstc best Of references given
quired
Brooklyn.
DOARD in BROOKLYN-F0r two or three
ID Young girls achoO, Ia the city orphan children
cheerful home be odnd by address
Country Board.
IF PERSONS in search OF winter board viii
aend their address, Boarding" Box 3li, Ashv y g,
te bins the place the hr1Aly n
and ltAtbtiutas ot tac climate BON 81 tte
sobrd by her recent work. Land Va lo
sA4ta'
VoHE WEST POINT HOTEL.
4AE ONLY Hpi-i. on 4iiE W t..AlAkl fo'E
UPEN ID4oJGipUl l.i- AEAA
ALBEAl IL. GRANNY. Prop.leton
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
West Side.

EAST 3OTH-ST.-Pieas4nt sunny rooms
4 4 with board location aIstelass and prces llo1cr'
INlNrrINUa.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

y,HE WEST POINT HOTEL.
4 llEUNLY HDIHL O& TIE MILITARY posi-
oPEN IullOJgfpUI I.lE AEAA
ALBEAl A.. ClAA1.A, prop. - tor
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

: GRAMERCY-PARK.- square room.
with connecting also with private bath, sith
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-19
.Al.W AIS IN ADVAN
\ L Mi; EIS 42
WHAT ARE BOYS GOOD FOR?

The II lin who answered.: "Thcy
are go"i 10 make men o." made an
admirable reply. But the sort of
men care to have in a few years de-
pcnds upon the sort OF boys we nave
now. \ man is but grown up boy.
he present crop Of boys contain
~"nlc hopeful specimens, who give
pr"Eisr ufnohlc aud useful manhood.
i}ni il also shows large percentage
"i iDys who must be reconstructed,
before they can possibly develop into
= manhood that can fiji any honor
able or useful position in society.
BOYS who shun or shirk useful work
or improve III study, and spend their
tim" III Idle dissipations or vicious
acllririr~. can never become useful
men. Boys who. being Obliged to do
something for their support, assidu-
nuSIN S'ck easy work, are not hope
iu! pr"ph'.sies Of nan;0ad.' They will
never amount to much. When We
see the tendency Of city boys, to be
industrious only in playing billiards
or base bail or in some other useless
amd "rnn"ralizing pursuit; and til c
disposition of country boys, to seek
~ tn" cry for easier or more respect
nhlrtD employment than The coun-
try offers, we feel unhopcful of the
future. II is from these two classes
that the constantly Increasing armies
of siyatcr lawyers, quack doctors,
prrNcii"rS. hummer politicians,
drltnkca loatcrs, petty thieves,
iramp- dead beats. ctid onnt yenus.
,i"'' 'iiivtiv IL, ,iiiitcjt
H"Ns, il YOU want to be men Of
worth. don be afraiI Of hard study.
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''ol X HOME AND FIRESIDE MAGA.
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Our HON" and I'ircSidc Magazine"
it~ immense size affords room for
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The Fashion Department, with its
Fashion illustrations, attracts and
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z. DeMARs, !. st.
NE.AssdbNEa gE.&ElHl
Friends and Gountryp'"n

attend!
H)o not wait until ven spend
every cent in places dear.
Max DEMARS ynurG Grocer hers
Ask him for hi II AMS so nice,
ESunning at the LOWEST PRICE
stop and Try hi Flour so fine,
Cheese, and ALI. thing- in his I'M!
Dlavc somc H'TrEK ,cal around
Every man should have pound!
md if you'd feel well and able,
Put his MACKEREL on y"nr Table.
Good are all things in hi store,
Reason cannot ask for more.
Only try his LIQUORS iarr--
Can't hc hcrpuailcd any where!
Every man who knows ptMARS,
IsuShrs for his good Srgars!
ln his Sample Room they hv,
/ very time rlla they dry
Some thing tells them II rs the m'n
4 nd he always leads the ran
Never yet did he retreat,
Don't YOU know he can't he beat?
.ook within hi, Store 50 grand,
IN his Bar hoom-nc al hand;
aeuc>tion him and yon will See
VNDEkSOLD- HE CANNOT BE!
oh wait not till Won are wiser,
Reason points To NJ. RISER,
Selling fancy Dr, rs TO all
Give him then general call,
kSest assured, pEMARS sells cheap,
u nd the finest goods will keep,
n ever cease to bless your stars
Down with all-cxccpt
dom RS.
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