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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-08
ROCKS STATIONERY.
Cham bers's Encyclopedia.

VOLS 0VERliCG PAGES. PRICE DURING JULY, *&.a5.
things
cost
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-08

EOWLERS FLY FANS and PARAGON
= FLY TRAPS on hand and for sale at low
prices st SO King st., cor Roysl. Gall AMI see
ial5 j. y. CREIGHTON s. SON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Feb %, 1880.
The Treasury has information OF the arrest near
Jackson. Miss, of David Finn for manufacturing and
dealing in counterfeit gold AMI silver cOn He admits
having manufactured counterfeit money f. forty years
Russell Hollis, alias w. Stanley arrested at Green
vile, Mss few days ago with about 300 IN counter
which Finn confessed to have manufactured ana sofa 10
Hollis James +. Parker, another customer OF Firms,
mas also been arrested at Mobile Ala for passing some
of the base money.
The Attorney-General has rendered an opinion upon
question submitted by the Secretary OF the Interior
touching the right of land grant railroad to deviate in
constructing its road from the line OF route definitely
adopted. The question arose in connection with the
grant the of Iowa aid in the construction Of
a railroad from McGregOr westerly. The Attorney
General held that II different road is built that that
definitely located cannot entlte the State 70 the Dene-
ut OF the lands. The question whether the road con-
sructed the road. definitely located Is one
for the Interior Department 10 determine.
circular IN relation 10 the appraised value OF goods
seized for violation Of customs revenue laws has been
issued by the Secretary OF the Treasury The revised
statutes provide that If the appraised value OF the
merchandise in the district where such seizure is made
does not exceed $4,000 the Collector OF Customs is
authorized subject to approval by the Secretary OF tne
Treasury to release the lDerch ,ndse payment OF the
appraised value. To render the practice uniform at all
ports Department directs that In ascertainng the
appraised value of seized goods the value found must
be- the value paid goods In the district where
sazed no Will goods be released under section
OSI revised where the value II less IMAM
the duties which would have occurred upon legal I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
ABOUT sHERMAN's cANDlDACY.


Mr. Shcrmans candidacy Is "a PLAIN, open.
straiehtforw IA one. He put himself squdiey ana
fairly in the field four months ago. ana the claims
he offered FOR the consideration OF the party were Ger
family entitled TO lie has always been strong
stalwar swerying Republican, awe 70 the needs OI
tie party aud ready WORK best lie could to secure II
suceess Even had his efforts proved IN every case un
succtssf ne would SUI be entitled TO the general es
ieem Instead Of having ended in failure, however,
they have redounded the interest OF the country
and the party. As the man charged with the duty 0i
carving Out the financial policy o. the Republ can
Marty he has shown hiDsen the most brilliant hnan-
cier next u Alexander Hamilton, in the history
of Inc Republic From some OF the details Of
his methods we dissented bul the general result
has been OF character 10 strengthen RepuOlctnsm 10
an extraordinary degree In the midst OF discourage
mont and OpDOsti0n--in ais party and out OF lite
went cOura geOusy on and by his nrln position, pre-
vented any tamplrng with the resump on plan as LAID
out For that alone Secretary Sherman deserves tbt
GRATITUDE of Hs couHtyme There are few uf me poll
tleans country WAC would have consented 60 be
the target fof Greenback IN those days OF agta
tipp and tho Sccrrtarys rmness and IcsOlOn are cX
oeptIonal politics. since ihat time DC has offered
hi. name for the party nomination 10 the highest office
in its gilt while there IS WIDE difference Of op ION
as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY OF selecting him. that difference OF
Opini can b. expressed without descending TO The
Democratic level Vi manufacturing canaris AID ToOr
haeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

op yss5 sa AND A fSEa ya9H L.
February a. at $50 O'Clock n.
RIFYTHING-At Newark. " J.. after short Illness,
February 81 William H. Bcytnng IN the 4lth year Of his
Funeral services at his late residence 800 Hgh Tuesdiy
February q. at IL L. M
Private interme T.
catharine A. wife OF Jane; H. RrooShed ,,,o, ~,
funeral from Her 25e EgFSsse arl I on
aaestei not to send flowers.
suddeny. at Albany. Sunday February D. the Rev
NOuce funeral hereafter.
ELISA Norwak, Conn., on Thursday February TO- Robert
PRAsER-At Nyack.on.he Hudson. on Friday. the 2oth
the Hon William F. Fraser IN the SD year OF his
services win be held from the Reformed Church on
Monday the 23d lust. at II O'Clock M
Carriages vii be In waiting on arrival oil inc 5io Tram rom
Hudson and Athens papers please copy.
HALLooKA The House Of Refuge a1dss sland Feb FEB
,uary 20 May Sat9IT I'm s Wisa Nine es of ren
FSSera services at her ate residence Monday rebary
Fcrry n foot ai' Of East ile,hst No flowers.
HARTr AT ms residence in TINS ety. February 81 1880.
Henry lie Baron Martt NJ D aTed 81 yeiro' ,,,,o,.
and S5th, on Monday teGTn1y ~ az d e. I'M, a n.
New York Academy OF Medicine. together with All her
friends the decreased requested TO be Dreseat with
JONEs-On THURSDAY February 10. at Fairfield Conn.,.
Elizabeth NJ Rowland. wife OF o. w Jones ..,.,,,..
Monday, 23d inst. at ll:30 a. m.
KIDDER-On Thursday February 10 at the OF his
Augustus :. Kidder iO4 West 3lth-st Frederic T.
Kdder. In his 1Sd year
Ills remains viii b6 taken 10 Claremont New Hampshire
MORGAN-On sunday. I'D AFTER briof iiness, Eiza-
beth Archer wife Of the late Dr. f. D. Morgan aged az ycars
Relatives trends Of rhe family inv.-i 90 a. me
funeral from her late residence, 43 5thave Wednes
day 25th az $3.50 a. m.
Her remains will be 10 Hartford for uterment It
requested that no flowers he sent
NOYEs-On Friday February 20, Mary D., wife James !.
NOyes, m the ed year OF her age. No flowers
RAYMONDOn Friday the Goth is i1fe eaee.
Scotch plains ~ j. James Raymond aged 20 and
days.
ave corner Tuesday February - ~ II O'Clock
a. M.
RODIER-On Snniay. the 22d wiiord = Ro'isr IT,. only
son WlfOrd ;. and the late Margaret hol~T aged
MS and friends resoactinly nyt, > ~ I'd
his funeral. Tuesday the 2ith lnsf al ? rom No
IL LndeDave, near BergenaYe, jersey cay Heights
WIGHT-At Tlomaston. Conn, the residence OF hts
brother. sheldon VI. wight
Monday, Zjd INST OY tiAn
from Grand Depot. f2d-st
savannah ana Macon. ia. pafefs pleas copy
WIIIIAMSON-On sunday. FcbIuary Do Theodore Narck,
infant SON j. O. Aymar and the late Lizzie "a Niiiam
con, aged 10 months AMI IL DAYS
Funeral on Tuesday morning At 10 O'Clock from me house ~
his grandfather James A. Williamson. "a Grand ST. Jersey
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
STABBED ATA CHRISTENING.

What is feared will prove fatal assault
occurred last evening at No. "a Pacihc-st,
Brooklyn. Antonio seca, Italian lives there,
and mad number OF friends al
his house to attend christening.
James Fsherty, alias Chaekerty OF No SO Atlancst.
went to the house while the christening party was
there He was intoxicated and alteration arose. in
the which be stabbed In the neck with
large knife. The wound deep and dangerous, and
may prove fatal
Vincent Arena. age tbirty-three. OF No. "a Null
berry-st., New-York, and Antonio Seca were ar
rested for the crime by the officers OF tho
Third Precinct. The wounded man was taken
TO the Long Island College Hospital where
he lay in precarious state late hour last night.
Coroner simms summoned to visit the dying man and
secure If possible his account OF the afray. Antonio
Anyiia, OF No 1874 Elizabeih-st., NewYOrk, Mary A.
Seca and Mary Matthews, OF No Tiffany place, were
held $ witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
TIE LOGICAL RESULT OF a SOUTHERN ARGU-
MENT
From The Boston Herald Gndl

Natural law gives the rule TO The strongest.
end the elements OF strength State utcL ence,
property and leadership South Carolina unqucsii0n-
sbY mikes appearance govcrued by her natural
leaders than Oy Ignorant ana socially Dstraczed
class TIE leaders ought 10 lead in every community.
ard - leadership Is gift, not device said John A
Andrew. OF the most humane OF men, true iTiend
poor and But rule secured by Injustice
which the North viii be To against tic south.
the acs5. IN the Southern states ne same argument
would give the North the COVER lmcnt OF the Union.
The North is stronger than tAe south IN every way IL
has people, more wealth. more education, more
civilization II is entitled 10 govern theeountry because
It more truly represents tie spirit OF iis Institutions
Those characteristics which have naie The Republic
powerful and respected are found stfOHgrst III the
Nsrth. We sbould naturally occupy much lower posi-
the scale OF nations If our country were governed
by Southern ideas Tins may not always DE- 70. The
Of slavery cursed the South, TctardDg It's
crass arfestng ats development bigbting its tcyiiza
ton Vita the destruction of that system came the be-
ginning OF change. The sections ought to- and surely
viii grow UOre ana more homogeneous. But until the
Fundamental ideas OF our civilization are rccOgn Zed IN
tile South as they IN the North the North mast gov
err the country. And this will be 50 whichever party
shal be in pewer The part OF wisdom Then, for the
Southern statesmen is TO become part Of THIS element
which % viruc OF It's greater strength, Is bound 10 rule
the Republic And this they do only by recognizing
and maintaining the ideas aud principles most aVor
Bile 10 human prOgress-tbe rights Of individuals, toll
Grafton Of political opinions the education OF the
for the good OF the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

LA an the SorthfeId MIMI. bank resident OF van
pnren Ark ventures to impugn the correctness "
of KansasCity's boast that nv hii'o" JOSEF
James and asserts that while the redoubaoie ohep'
,vbo carries three navy rev0lvers was ID ques' Vi
lanes in Kentucky, latter was IN Arkdhsas' an" ~
asst W Eek of January spent night Wild an o'u cru,
sr,end IN Van Buren,. The person declares 'n''
the James Bows have more sincere gehuloe s"'o
,poueh friends in Missouri Kentucky anu ar ,ITse
than any other men now lvm1 " Of e warm bed in
storm OF sleet and and rde good noIe and sfay
before daY light 10 warn them OF u"n-'' -
ana help them out II necessary
In louisville and Cincinnati Mr.. Parheii mas
seen ms pronle and rontvew set ioyth Dy Foog" "oo
cuts in The Courier-J0uTaaI and me Enquire" u'9
tpction usually reserved for criminals ana ms 90
elated by the notice taken OF hum reporter "a nv
Journal succeeded getting from him the STATE
ments that bis impressions OF America were gov"
n was the graudes country the globe. and the pc"
MIA were the frendest he struck by the vastheSs
NJ the country but the uniformity in almost every
thing-iu Manners language and habits OF lhousn'
rather mon otonous; his mission to America hAo oo
much more successful than he had hoped; ne Hnouu
main two months longer in the country anu IA 'n1'
time visit California American gove .hat tbe
fans were almost perfect: he did not think thst lne
British Constitution was the nnest III INC stnniv ond
ms point It is said. the interview s11u had hean
sIar1nine civ sagged at the end Mr. ParneL hao oeep
holding up" -, .o,o,,
A singular and terri BILE accident mas taken
rlsco AT Riker Hollow, Steuben County. IN TINS S'a'e
Two men were cutting timber on steep hillside il'y "
sixty rods above neighbors house situated az le 'o
Of the hill and running the timber to the na'S Oh
the snow-covered ground. the logs usually coming Oh"
$50 feet from the house An immense pine log '"o e
in diameter and fifty feet long was detected from 'o
usual course and, with increased veiOclV sho'
toward the house in which were nine women ana ehll-
dren including the family of one Of the choppers WIZ
were visiting the neighbor's family. The men S'oon
speechless hoping vain that the log would change
drecton II struck the house FIVE feet from the gIoaa
nd nassed directly through bOtO walls, part OF Wch
were carried along with with IT, One child was kle'
,nstanty and two other children were frlgntiuy ID
inSed the furniture was completely demolished. ana
I, seemed wonderful that any of the nine should
have escaped alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
DEMOCRATIC UNFAIRNEss.
! REMARKABLE PROCEEDING IN THE KELLOGG
sPoFFoRp cAsE-AN INDEX OF THE TESTIMONY
THAT PROVES TO rs MISLEADING AND PARTISAN.

A REMARKABLE PROCEEDING IN 1HE kELLoGd-
sPOFFoRD cAsE-AN INDEX OF THE TESTIMONY
THAT PROVES 10 rs MISLEADING AND PARTISAN
(BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-An extraordinary pro-
cedure IN connection with the Kellogg-Spohord
contested election case has come to hight.
The testimony taken in the case IL volumlnons;
and during the latter part Of the examination the
committee was seriously impeded in its work DS
reason of there being no index to IT, III no" trans
pires that the work of making M index was taken
out OF the hands of the stenographer OF the CON-
mittee to whom by all presidents II belonged ana
was given to a man named Randall, from Georgia.
The committee ihd no authority to hire TINS man,
but il did So and has paid him for about forty days
work.
The index itself is n remarkable production
glance at il would lead one to infer that every page
of the testimony contained positive testimony I'M
plicating Senator Kellogg in the crime of bribery.
single example, taken at random, will serve to
illustrate: "Soner, Louis j. gave Legislators money
for voting for Kellogg. Pages 5S-S7." The pages
referred TO contain not the testimony of Souor, or
of any one, taken by the committee, but the aifi-
davits of Delacy aud Johnson. procured IN New
Orleans, but repudiated by them when on the Wit
ness-stand. On the other hand, souer swore posi-
lively that he never gave money to anybody for
Kellogg.
The most singular part of the proceeding, how.
ever is the fact that this index turns up as pari
NJ the brief of Mr. Spoffords counsel. The object
is apparent. The testimony is 80 voluminous tna'
II cannot be expected that either the Senators who
are TO be tho final Judges the case. or the pubhc
will ever master IT, An index, therefore, when
purports to be analytical and impartial. but WHICH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
COMPEI.s ADMIRATloN.

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE cracks the moral law
I'VE not ready our sunday edition yeti as
gracefully and yirtn0usly SUNDAY picnic opened
With PRAYER and is has been surprise not only
the regular readers OF The TRIBUNE. but 10 Its Sun
day contemporaries IN NewYork II comes 10 its read
with its twelve large pages crammed with the choc-
est literature. with foreign and domestic news with the
cream OF politics. and with the views OF men eminently
fitted 10 instruct the people IT'S cable dispatches
the best sent to NewYOrk paper. for the reason
that 10 has taken the precauuOn To put brains al the
other OF the cable and. taken all IN ALL though
love THE DAILY TRIBUNE much. cannot tour pastor
is out of town l. week. withhold our admiration OF
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR. ARR

PORT OF NEwYoRR...ARRIvED FEB %.
Str Augustus Ger Curacao DAYS with coffee 70
Dalietf, BOutOn & co.
bridge &
ship Chareri Searspori staples. Hyores % days
salt to ThOS Robinson: vessel 10 Carver Bafuc-.
Brags (Norl. Hanson, Gefe Nov ana Plymouth Jau
10 in ballast 10 master. 80
Park Brave LOurme err, EnaulL Hayre 81 days With
rails n order; vessel TO Chas Staehle.
Emma Buckman, Cenueg0s ii dayswlth sugar 10 or
der vessel 10 J n Winchester & CO.
Bng Hyperion, Williams CenfuegOs Fl days Win UOasses
10 BIOL, q %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
lSn,lopsis for Tie pasi "A hours.


WASHINGTON, Feb. %, a. m.-An area
OF low pressure developed IN Msnitobs has moved
slowly soriBeastward and Is now central with eonsid
cradle energy in the Lower Lake region. Br to fresh
westerly winds prevail the Lake region fresh TO brisk
northerly winds in the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest; elsewhere they
are generally light and southery Rain has fallen IN
California and light occasionally in the Middle
Plateau district and the Lower Lake region elsewhere
clear fair weather has generally prevailed The tenn
pcrature has generally risen from the Mississippi Valley
eastward and in Texas elsewhere 1t has remciued
generally STATIONARY.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States. falling barometer
soutberly Winds CLOUDY weather. with possibly
occasional IN northern part tonight followed by
rising barometer colder westerly Winds clear or fair
weather
For New England. falling barometer, warmer south
ery wiuas increasing eloudiness and occasional snow
followed by westerly winds and clearing weather.
C0utionaTV Signals
CautOnary signals continue at the Breakwater, and
are ordered from Lewes TO Sandy Hook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

This is getting to be well-padded world
There are horsepads. foot pads, hp-pads llverpads.
kidney pads lung pads and stomach pads, ana
will soon have a pad for bald heads.-lDctrolt Free
Press.
Lord Pat Maloney coming into The Derrick
office Yesterday: "Lotfheries bad things
with. Mr.. Edditthur. rlz very hardl Tina brings
The wust OF luck. Thar me brother Mike invested
In othery and drew 81. 900, and the very next day
Biddy doom with twins; aud Mixes eetthle dog.
that eetthle dog Mike thOt tho wuirud OIL brnk It's
leg the poor craythur. Bad Cess SEE l. to lot
theriesl"-fOn City Derrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCHl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The iorty-sixth an
niversary of the Congressional temperance Soc ETY. was
held the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church. in this
city last evening. very large audience present
Senator Window presided. in the ab-ence of the newly
elected president Secretary Thompson, and letters were
read from the latter and from Judge McCrry late See
of War. The animal statement OF the condition
OF the affairs OF the read by the Rev DR..
Cmckering. Addresses were made by Messrs. Dawes
and Williams. of Massachusetts, and series OF resOu
firms was adonfqd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
RIDICULING THE JEWETT BOOM.
From The Utica Observer tIcHlj

We have a dim suspicion that Mr. Jevetts
boom manufactured to orders that the newspaper
which are advertising his claims INDUCING Ia mud
practical Joke at his expense. But If IL peases him
would be anything to Interfere with hrs hap
piness He 10 the Presidency
DaDeI 8 Dickinson did. Mr.. Dickinson received sixteen
votes m the convention OF s52 IN total OF $50 On the
strengh of tins his DOgrapher asserts that he would
have been President IL lac had not declined II Mr. jew
cit can make an equally good showing there Is
why HIS bogfapher should not embrace his name In the
list OF those have refused the highest Office IN the
eff Of Lee people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

The influence of the negro as voter Is In
nronortiop 10 his value AS a la0orer in the SOUTH
fCharleston News aud Courier tDem)
As long as the Democrats IN Congress keep
their spinal columns in the present. perpendicular DO
sition We see no reason find faut with them Boston
Post (Dem)
In a friendly way we warn the antl-Gant-
ites that they must get ia their Deavy Work before The
9th Harti bnrg was tie VckSburg OF the ntiGrant
movement. aud Utica will be its ApPoInattox-lst.
Lonis Globe DemOcraL lkepl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
THE HAYMARKET REOPENED.
ppsIsT1NG INNOVATION.

THE PUBLIC MAX Manifest THEIR PREFtRhNoE
FOR TIE Pfr-THE STAGE PERI oRMANCk BAD
There was much commotion at the recent
reOpening of the historic Haymarket lheatre'
in London. The people who were exiied from
what was once the pit to the gallery INDUCED
in a hearty British growl at the Innovation
The performance of Money" turns out TO be a
poor affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
GROUNDS OF CONDENSATION.

FT0hl INC Nm <fTDOT lHtcItI IIth11cTuI..
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE, after holding Out
mauully for number OF years against public camor,
has last pulled down its flag, and issues sun
day edition. II people will read Sunday papers, we
commend THE TRIBUNE to them; not for Its politics, but
account OF its excellence family newspaper,
it's fine literary Character and the pureness OF Its gem
erai reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

RIO JGNErRO Feb 2i.-C0fec-Market AMIN tel prices
advancing 5.S0Oa5,9 $50 refs 10 kloa TX
change LONDON. % sd.
SANTOS, Feb. 81 -Cohee-Market very animaiei prefs
adyancing Superior Santos 5eJO0bDOO res per 10 no%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

scholarly skill VIII ch charaeerscs The DAILY TRIBUNE
and thn different depar tcGfs all show th hry rel
skilled ana experienced aards TIRE SUNDAY IRIBUss
is air sdy Of she most We come VsuoIs 70 Tvs
family Circle and % managed canaot Dut be Ia
terestiIg aud popular with readers OF every class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

When your liver is ont of order use Dr.
Jaynes sanative Pills. ard Won Will the hillary
system in regaDing healthy condition, and get I'D OF
many distressing symptOms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
poIitiral Notlees.
German Mass-1Ieetins

A. German Mazs-lIeetinF
At COOPER INSTITUTE $1,000.
on the Evening Washington snusys
WI Wv MONDAY FEBRUARY 20, at sp IN, -
under the auspices OF Republican central zen
mi. gave expression To the pnDuc
Third Term and against the Unit rue The foho"g e"
i HoI.nR HEs,KER FRIEDR.- HAssAUREK, SIG.
KAUFMAN DR.. JULIUS BRUCk.
and other speakers IN English.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

The enterprising proprietOrs of Poland
Springs Me-, have just established another agency for
their water AZ 20 Vesey-st They clam nom
ITS use Of Brights Disease and all Kidney troubles
The sale of the water IS increasing rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

is in reality misleading viii be Of great service TO
the party in whose interests IT ls prepared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
THE FIRST AMONG GREAT NEWSPAPERS.
Frsrs The Aetaphs hra,dnchs.

7 NE NEW / Vhk I KIBL NJ II'Io at ftsV UO' u
forrest faca tHat the Sunday DoiH-
ing newspaper Is indispensable American instuto,
and now issues paper every day IN the week lHE
TRIBUNE ably ard carefully edited in every depart
menf. The only bad thing about 10 ia IL. politics. whea
OF The Radical stawart order. A cwsDaper it 10
Of the very best IN IRA OF great newspapcrs.