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THE TILE CLUB AFLOAT"
The brilliantly illustrated Tile Club" papcrs-the ac'
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tuued IN the March sCRIBNER by article descriptive OF
the Clubs recent tip In canatboat illustrated WIN
tbirtynine sketches by Chase Abbey Clifford ouartey'
Reinhart weir Twachtman O'Donovan. Dielman liopAn
son smith aHan and sarOny Among other illustrators IN
this number Mary HaOck Foote Gibson Kappes ior
dan and Taber. In addition to these Americana
CHAM THE GREAT FRENCH CARICATURlSI,
by seventeen reproductions OF his best work.
accompanying paper bv Richard Whteing Charlemsshe
court PAINTER TO Russa) de Dmitrc and other foreign
artists contribute pictures TO the second nsalmento OF
THE HISTORY OF PETER THE GREAT.
OF this serial the ". Y Evening Post says;
The magazine which, at great expense offers such WORK
s this Is likely to be- part its monthly contribution to
current literature honOrs ITSELF does service to the puohc
and pays its highest compliment to the Intelligence OF us
readers"
SUCCESS WITH SMALL FRUITS
treats the raspberry and richly Illustrated
OF the pictures papers, the Agricultural Editor OF the
y Y Weekly Times "They the finest engrav-
ings OF rut that have seem" unlustntcd art
ces on rhe Wards OF the United states Government" W H.
~ on tho I'm ian Gues0n "rwO Views Of Napoleon" com
pang recently issued memoirs extracts from Henry j. Ray
nonds unpublished Journal picturesque description OF
Kansas cattle wn Burrougnss Noes Of Walker and con-
nustons OF Mrs Buretts W. Cables serial stories
Price 3j cents year. For sale by book ana news
dealers.
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THE WOMAN'S EXTRA.
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PATTERNS In KNITTING AND CROCHET.
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Address,
THE TRIBUNE. New.York
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EOR SALE-Valuable iron leases near Green
Il Pond Iron Company, New Jersey.
Address HALE. r. o. Box LAG
DATENT FOR SALE.-A paper or bill file
all Government municipal, banK and Insurance
onl,es excellent price 81 900 half
notes half ntsres for sl.6 be
application. Address T. H. d., Tribune OGlce.
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FAITH AND CHARACTER.
BY Rev. MARVIN r.. VINCENT, DID,.
Wi 1omo gI 20

bcse dscourses deal with variety Of topics Of practical
nature with the reality OF unseen things ami the
and derive special importance from
the fact written for audience o today, IN
yew questions of today the current present though
and -pecuaon tendencies OF modern society but
with an entire freedom from ANYTHING OF controversial or
paure and in spirit Of the most comprehensive
charity.
They are ough TO be read AZ sitting and are
emncnv literary finish Of the styc and
Of apt usiruon. while at the same Tine they
are ridna and stimulating n high degree 49,
These sale by all booksellers or Will be
sent, prepaid. upon receipt Of price, BY
CHARLES SCRlBNER'S SONS
Nos. 7l3 and 74j Broadway Ncw-York.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
ClcriiJn Nollees.

BRANCH OFFICE
THE OCEAN NAVIGATION AND PIRR Co
90 SOuIHsL
NEW YORK, January 30 1880. J
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting O the stockholders this company for the eec
on Directors and two Inspectors Of Election for tho
VIII be held the branch Office this
on Monday lst Of March. 1880
Polls open from 10 p H. -
EDWARD WIGHT
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20

THE TRIBUNE. New.York
, 1880-10-23
Judge Burke.
WAITsBURC, W. T, {

WAITsBURC, ". T., Oct. 20
EDITOR STATIsMAS AT 9 P. n, to-day,
according to announcement, Judge Thomas
Burke addressed the people Of this burg on
the general topics. Much enthusiasm was
manifested by the large audience assembled.
After the Judge had spoken . call was made
for Mr., Cation, who responded IN brief, en-
ergetic speech, verifying Mr.. Burkes account
of the nomination, and closing with compi-
mentary notice of the Little Giant" Many
parties said that Brents would have to do .
little more than relate funny stories and
smile like coyote TO win their votes; re-
publicans all said Burke was candid. elo-
quent man. Can the republicans say n
mmch for Brents, The waitsburg Times
b IS slorn its independence by taking men
from both parties and now announces him-
self for Burke. If your Walla Walia paper
would throw off the garb IF garb it BE- Of
an ass and boldly show, if It has it, the hon 9
skin, and say, I'VE are republican" . few
less democrats would stop their subscfip-
tions when done, but not many less ihaa
will after they find ont its Brutus-iike way
of doing the small worf.
Sheriff Thompson was in the city yester.
day, and many men promised him support
who are dissatisfied with the way the repub-
Sharpstein, Rees, Sweeney and Langford
will ali run ahead of the ticket here,
"a mrn kDow sol,d worfh from i'm ,ort.
ed cayuses that announce themselves a. Nor
man Percheron, and the fighting patriots
that sling the bloody knife recklesaly above
their heads ana shout for republication and
ring rule. There is too much brother ia-lav
business to suit % aboae the repuhliean
ticket.
WItsburg is rapidly building. and the
stores are placing their goods in order for the
trade that sseems with m always on the in
crease. MARr1x SckIsIkRrs.
, 1880-10-23

I'm ksseA~as n ncticipg tie eucoantrr
- AIdsr street on Tharsday says that il
grew ont of nswspaper item redecsine on
Mr.. Painter's honor a. man. Nswwe hav.
nothing whatever against Mr.. Painter ia his
private capacity Is nan. as the SrArEsnAy
Tor years back wn show. Oar objections to
him are basea solely on business principles,
and wheasvef be or any other r,au infr,nges
oa our riShss they may expect to hear from
-. We leave it to any business man to pot
themselves IN oar place and ask themselves
Whist they would do if after investing large
sans Of nousy in order to be enabled u per
frn cootrsets satisfscsorally and when those
contracts we're awarded if they would Ike to
have the work they could eauly perfurm.
taken slsewheee. This Is our platform, and
theron We make stand. If it had been
the hrst time we might hare suffered in
silence. but it has occurred before. Ns
business man viii not s,ana up for his own
rights no one else certainly vii for him.
, 1880-10-23
Our Joint Representative.

Hon. A. G. Lloyd has BEEN placed oa
the Democratic ticket for Joint Rspresen-
tativs for Walla Walla and Whitmsn
counties Mr., Lloyd Is ono Of the Oldest
and most reliable citizens Of Walla Walla
county, having reaided with u sines
1859. He has been thrice honorsd With
seat in our legislature and alwsys &C
quilted himself with honor to himself and
his constituents. Having large experience
in the Legislative branch, his ability and
xhrewdneas viii make him enc of the mcst
valuable members in that body at its next
session. Hon. A. G. Lloyd viii undoubt-
ediy be elected.
, 1880-10-23

We have received . letter from Tom
Merry saying that the Ixlsnd Empirs has
not suspended nor missed . publication
and this Ne we'll knew for IN the laet isus
j made better appearance typogr.pAi-
cally and ua more spicy and nsusy thaa
ever. Ton has bad Q lard row TO hos
On account of the insFatitude Of snns Of
thass uhe ateaA g ha hast flisaAA
We hops pssvi.enes uM SD s.aeiss.ly
On cur old Trend
, 1880-10-23
PACIFIC COAST.
CaraeId On The TariR Question.


SAN Francisco, Oct 20.
The Examiners Cincinnati special says
the national associated press sent = repre-
sentative to Gen. Garfield to obtain au-
thoritative expressions Of his views on the
tariff question In snsver to question
put hun in regard to free trade he was
very evasive and visibly agitated, and pos
itively refused to answer the last question,
which was, care you q member OF the
Golden free trade club of England :"
Portland Markets.
PORTLAND, Oct. q.
English market 8 pence lower, cargoes
easier tendency down; home markets less
firm and lower.
The Dreaded Apache Killed.
TrscoN, Oct 20.
Victoria was killed and his band ami
hilated on the 14th, instant, by Mexican
soldiery, in Mexico. He was surrounded
and forced to stand. Victoria, with 81
warriors, Is women and some children
killed. Mexicans lose three killed and
three wounded. Victoria's band have
murdered over 400 people.
, 1880-10-23
CfyIl SERVICE REruRn M

CfvIl SERVICE REFuRA-Or new carpet.
bag governor has telegraphsd Brents that
on his arrival he viii take the stump in hi.
favor. This small potato humbug had better
attend to his duties. He ha. been loatng
around ever since he vas appointed, and the
irst thing he must do is to alieniate those
who were disposed to give him fair chance,
BY taking hand IN Territorial politics
This official never was in Territory. and it
il natural 10 suppose that he, like all other
carpet t-bagge7s, thinks he can dictate to us
On our o~n affairs. Go back to your New
Jersey mosquito swamp, governor, and stay
there Thus Territory can get alorg without
such politicians a. you are.
, 1880-10-23
39.l5-The most prominent circumstance

3D-l5.-Ths most prominent circumstance
connected with the republican congratul :
tory gathering at San Francisco hes in the
fact of their firing 329 salutes with the anvil,
and now We raise the query. If they were
paid for by the Mobiiier fee, at the rate of
one dollar piece We shall expect the re-
publicans To fire Is guns on Brenfs' arrival
emblematic Of . famous law suit in Wash
iu1tOu D. C.
, 1880-10-23

The Aeoriaa says the engineering expert
ments At the mouth of the Willamette last
year have proven 70 be al utter failure. The
only way to keep that channel open is to
stop farmir. in the valleys and prevent
stock from running to the brink of the rivers
for water-every hoof and every plow share
does If, rork
, 1880-10-23

TANNERS failure as a lecturer seems to
be complete. At Hartford. Connecticut.
his agent sold only three tickets for a lee
ture which had been announced. and CON-
sequ.ntly the doctor did not appear on
the stage.
, 1880-10-23

FAIR WORDs.-This is the title of a neat
and exceedingly well printed little paper
issued from the Courier office at Olympia,
during the territorial fair recently held there
As typographical specimen it is hard to
beat, and Is very well filled with interesting
matter
, 1880-10-23

JANIRsoN-On Tuesday, October 10, 1880.
w. G Jameson, aged IS years, months and
dAyA
SrASsArL.-In this city, October elst, 1880.
J. J. Spansil, aged 47 years, months and 10
days A native of Wuremberg, Germany.
Funeral TO take place on Sunday, October
24fh, at 2 o'clock, from the Odd FeIlows' Hall
, 1880-10-23
THR Philsdelphia Tts n SAW,

Tai Philadelphia Tia g says: "When
carlst-bag rule Vas supreme in the South,
nix ysaIs ago, and sectional hate abound
ing in the North and South produced
$500, 600 bales Of cotton. Tho cotton
crop Of the last year, when there were no
sectional and proiigate state governments
to burden industry, il ., ,SOO, 900 bales, and
the prssent cop Is estimated at G, 600 ,00Q.
Let business have pesce."
, 1880-10-23
LATEST TELEGRAPHlC
SPECIAL DfsPArcHEs N TIE sYArEsNAS
wEsrEKN UNION TELEGRAPH LSy-
EASTERN.


Dssssa AasAeG-
Bosrox, Oct Il.
Wool firm and unchanged, md rate
sales of choice and desirsbie. Inferior
and ordinary neglected, osners pressing
sales
WAsHrSGroS, Oct. 90.
A circular recently ,ssued by the repob-
liean committee asks the employs = OF the
executive departments TO contribute IN
additional one per cent Of their salafy.
The employees held . meeting where
hearty and almost unanimous response
vas made, and this morning over half of
the public employees of Washington paid
the assessment
Thsrssshly ofzaniseA.
congressman McConk!e says the
democrats are thoroughly organized, and
that California will carry the State repre-
sentatives He says the democrats will
not dare to INTRODUCES the tariff issue in
that State. because men OF all parties are
for free trade and free ships. The Chi
nese question is the principal one on which
the democrats are making an issue This
question is being worked up IN Nevada
and Oregon Is we'll
Democrats Csnaaeai.
The democrats in all the states are
greatly encouraged and expect the legis-
lature and state reduction of public debt
In September there Was about 8, 0OO, 600
revenue and amount largely in s1cess Of
expenditures. -,-.
AsOAy ssA Saakey.
Moody and Sankey have arrived here
and will remain about two monthA They
have no engagements elsewhere In the
State
Seymour ssill Claims Indiana.
NEW YORK, Oct 20.
Governor Seymour still claims Indiana
General Sickles says that the loss Of In
diana, if rightly appreciated, will elect
Hancock.
The Geld Stsrn.
DETROIT, Oct 2i.
The storm was less severe than was
feared on Lake Huron No disasters re-
ported.
, 1880-10-23

VIZ arc glad to notice that our contem-
porary the Watchsian is cnming over on
the right side d politics. The Leader on
Free Trade Va. Protection Is well worth
reading, for il is telling, smashing blow
20 the republican administration, and We
extend the right hand Of fellowship.
Shake
, 1880-10-23

O v1 e
For Counsilnan.
Ri. SHARPSTEIN.
For Representatives,
r X. REFS,
U.K. PIERCE.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
W. G. LANGFORD.
For Auditor.
A. w. SWEENEY.
For Sheriff,
JAMES B. THOMPSON.
For Assessor,
SAMUEL JACOBS.
For Probate Judge.
Z. GUICHARD.
For County Commissioners,
I. J. HOLLOWELL.
II. II. HCNGATE.
JULIUS WEISECK.
For County Surveyor,
D. +. WAGNER,
For School Superintendent,
p. RUSSELL.
For Coroner,
DIR. MARION.
Sheep Commissioner,
JESSE DRUMHELLER.
, 1880-10-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAYED.

NTRAYED FROM MY RANCH TEN
- miles from town, on the Mulinn Rosd, one
BIG BAY HORSE, branded .GJ on left
shoulder The J is on the inside Of the c.
Ten dollars reward viii he paid on bringing
him 70 Smalrs stable or to my ranch.
j. Z. BERGMAN.
Yalla XaIla. W T.. Oct Il 1870 A2-ln
, 1880-10-23

THE North West Tribune ia now removed
to Cheney. and from the looks Of the pap
and the liberal advertising patronage it Is
very evident that it is live place aud its
citizens very liberal minded.
, 1880-10-23

The FALL MEETIyG.-Mr. Thos. Collins
has our thanks for complimentary ticket
for tine fall races which will commence Oct
18th and last all the week.
, 1880-10-23
BIRTHS,

CAvISRss-At Cold Spring Prairie, Uma-
tilla county. Oregon, October 18th, 1850, TO the
wife Of w. P. Caviness, o daughter
, 1880-10-23
FOREIGN.
Wheat Market.

Vaeot n8rAeSe
LIVERPOOL, Oct 20.
Spot wheat quiet; yesterdays quota
tions from the country markets showed
inactivity. Steady cargoes of coast.
Few held unchanged. California held ASS,
AIS and Ats Cd bid for October; Novem-
not much enquiry.
Arms fer Ireland.
LONDON, Oct. Is.
The Globe states that on good authority
they learn that the quantity of FIRE arms
imported by Ireland from America and
the continent greatly exceeds the rsti
mates. Much attention is attracted by
the violent resolutions of the Orange
Lodges eondemning the land agitators.
Ripe for Revolution.
BUCHAREST, Oct. 20.
Intelligence from the border land of
Macedonia and Albania represents the
christians a. ripe for revolution. The
Bulgarians are armed and will assist
Anarchy reigns supreme and if no steps are
taken to preserve order the population
will probably be considerably diminished
by mutual determination.
, 1880-10-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF WAsHIScrOS,
County Of Walia WallA

IN Tie Probate Cosrt, 6efore R. GxieAerd, Pro
bate Judge.
I. lie matter Of Ehe Eaate of JACOB B. RITZ
GERALD, Deceaasd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned AdniaiAtrstor Of the Estate
of JAcoB b fIrzcKRALB, decased. to the eredi-
torn Of md Ill pessnns having claims against
the said dee.sed, 70 pssss.s them With t.,
necessary vouchen within SRzy@ aeAH fbe
fns pabie.siee ef this notice to s~id Admin
istraloe, n his place ef business, oa Main
streeG = the city of walla Walla. county and
sssritnsy .kusessid Dated At Walla Wala,
OctSAr Sth, lSn ]. B. MITCHELL,
Admiajts.trr At tie Estats of JACOB B.
Ix1aeEaAxD, Deesased
CATION I CROWLEY,
AlGnensys fer Adniastra&oR H-l0
, 1880-10-23
MARRIED.

JOHNSON S-DAvIDsoY-Att the Court House,
October 2lst, 1880, by Judge r. Guichsrd,
Andrew johnson to Miss Annie Davidson.
, 1880-10-23

For Delegate TO Congress,
THOMAS BURKE,
OF Seattle.
For Brighter General.
JAMES McAULIFF,
Of wSlls WsllA
For Adjutant General,
FRANK GUTENBERG,
OF Seattle.
For Quartermaster General,
J. W. ROMER,
OF Thurston.
For Cormissary General,
J. n HUNT,
VI Columbia
, 1880-10-23

BosroS, Oct Il.
Wool firm and unchanged. md rate
sales of choice and desirable. Inferior
and ordinary neglected, osners pressing
sales
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-26
The Mexican Trade Who VIII
Have Itf
Kansas City Times.

Kansas City Times.
You ask this pertinent question in to-day &
Times. A few days ago was in the Hong
Kong tea store store in this city. The pro-
prietor pointed to some bags of Mexican cof-
foe and asked, "How does il happen that
these bags of coffee went TO England before
they came here! See, there is the Liverpool
mark" The answer was very simple one
1t went to Liverpool to find market Coffee
is one of the fifteen articles that the British
tariff taxes-all other than fifteen articles
that the industry of the world produces are
free, and when re-exported the duty is re-
mitted, so that for our trade it is practically
on the free list. The worlds surplus
productions are sent to this free
mart to be sold, and every MGR
chant knows that any article he wants, if it is
in the market on the face of the earth, it will
be found there. Now, it is we'll established
maxim in political economy that no article
manufactured under protection tariff will
ever, under normal conditions, seek foreign
market. Sometimes when oyer.production
has taken place, goods are sent road from
this country and slaughtered" to use the
cant term Of the trade. Our merchants can
not exchange manufactured goods for any
thing with the Nexicans on as good terms
for our neighbors as the English can, for our
goods are made dear by protection, aud the
Mexicans enact high tariff against us, while
their commercial treaty with the English is
practically free trade one. So the Mexican
coffee goes to Liverpool and we give the pro-
duce of our wheat fields and the catt le from
our plains for it, with cost of carrying it twice
across the tie Atlantic added"
The same thing occurs with another of our
neighbors. All the -four to support the peo-
pie on an island half as large MS Britain
comes from there, where they don't raise
half enough for their own use.
Spain discrimnates aTainst US TO the tune
of 81 per barrel on flour, so all that Cuba
eats in the shape of bread crosses the At
lantic twice, and is sold in the market almost
in sight Of our own coast, on terms that we
can't touch by 81 per barrel. You talk
about reciprocity but what haI o we got to
give the Mexicans that they wantY Manu-.
featured goods? We can't compete with the
English in that market. They have all kinds
of agricultural products of their own to
spare, and they cannot enter our markets,
even if we wanted them, for they would ulti-
ately seek n market across the ocean where
our surplus goes. FREE TRADER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-26
TO GENTLEMrN or TASTE.

We, TIE undersigned. DO most resp eful ly
invite YOU 10 call and examine our superb
stock Of fine IMPORTED wooLENs, which we
make up in the late styles as reported by
New York reporters of FASHIONS, and we
employ none but the very best worlimen to
be had. We do not show you samples, but
show you whole patterns, and will not tell
you anything concerning those patterns but
what Is absolutely true. We will not tell
you that bv ordering Of US that We will send
your d3rs TO New York and there have
them m d by the best workmen in that city
at saving of 10 to 10 per cent, for two
reasons w:
Fret, because we are not sending away
from home TO have our work done, but are
building up in your midst an industry which
we hope will meet the approval of all good
people who have tho interests of this COM
munity at heart and who believe in patron
izing home. We are now supporting nine
families who distribute their resources among
the many mercantile interests of this city,
thereby making up portion of (what is so
needed here) the useful population of this
community, and to ask the public to patron
lZe some foreign enterprise would be an I'M
position on this community.
Second, because no gentleman, of any
intelligence whatever, but would
reason that ii would be i'm
possible to employ the best workmen in
New York without paying them the best
prices, Tor even more), that these best work
men C in get in New York; and as these best
workmen are in such great demand by New
York merchants, it would DO impossible to
secure their services at all, especially for a
few orders that we might send them. And
furthermore, when expresssgeiS added to the
high prices asked by FIRST CLASS TAILoRs of
New York, any one will readily see that the
mere nominal prices asked by us, would not
reach those of New York, by at least % per
cent. These are facts, as we can show by
labor prices as paid to workmen by flrst.class
tailors in New York, and we give them to
this community that they will not allow any
body, be he jew or Gentle, to appeal to
their ignorance, and bulldoze them into the
belief that they can save money by ordering
away from home. Call and see our beauti-
tul stock, and see what we can do for you.
Yours, Ii. ZIMMERMAN & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-26

As Hancock carried Eve of the six electoral
votes of California, it will doubles be inter.
e,ting to our readers to see exactly how the
State voted. Official returns from all the
counties in California except Inyo, Modoc
and Trinity, and semi-ohoiul returns from
these, make tie vote for presidential electors
stand as follows; Republican-Miller So
3l2; Edgarton, sOS7s; Bauer, SO,SOS, Fox,
sO,25S; McKaig, sO,27S; Bard, s027s. DEM
ocratic-Wallace, $4,000; Terry, 1851;
Shorb, S0,S95; Brown, S0,Sss; Henley, 50, 4O8;
Del Vale, sO,4l7. ofthe five democratic
electors chosen, Wallace has majority Of
80, Shorb 81, Brown $780, Henley 100. Del
Vale l43, each man being compared with
the corresponding candidate on the repubh.
can ticket. Edgarton, the one republican
elected, has majority of 5O7 over Terry.
The highest democratic msjority is llS, and
the lowest. 81, In 1876 the vote for Hayes
was 1920, for Tilden 76,46s, and for Cooper
"A. In 1879, Perkins, republican candidate
for governor, received 67,965 votes; Glenn,
democrat and new constitution, 47647, and
White, workingmen's candidate, 4l,4s2. To.
tai vote, 10000. Total republican and dem
ocrStic vote 10 1880, 16O,7l2.