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An essay in MOrtorrs Magazine. entitled
"Johu Reese Wit, LItteTatcur, ana Mac9us, cona rs
variety of personal "reminiscences or OF the cele
brated literary characters iu New-YOlk society, at
period OF nearly forty years ago, including Charles
Fenno Hoffman, Henry T. Tuckerman, Mr. aud Mrs
Scba Smith, Mrs Frances OsgOOd, y. p Willis, r. W.
Grisyold, and others-a OF authors whose names
nre rapidly ing from the generation now upon the
stage Mr.. Morford's lively gossip possesses consider
able interest and is often amusing. The hdent book
auconeer of SO, Mr. John Reese is Int of to the life
"a man OF medium stature, thin and WHY III figure,
with keen face the nose markedly Roman aud promi-
nent very heavy dark brows, almost meeting IN the
middle aud with dark tuft at the root oil tie nose
ewes large dark and notably keen; mouth with ten
dency 10 set itself tr1e tightly when In thought; full
dark beard tthe mustache not then worn, aud To come
latel) full dark hair, with dash OF gray even then
evident; thn nervous and expressive hands, and over
ALL and crowning the whole, a suggestion of quick
rapid almost restless activity impossible TO describe
as to duplicate" OF Tuckerman. who has left 81
gracious memory in recent circles the writer
marks Next in that circle OF The iandoome>t
men Of his day, and of the most acc Impilsici
gentlemen aud most rrcpIOachable writers day.
Henry Theodore TucRerman. figure Of something
more than medium height, with face slightly Roman Ill
cast and sOuthcrn-EITopean In suggestion: strong
brows peasant dark eyes, clUsrcut dark curling hair
aud full beard aud musticha also dark and CURING.
Swcey grave in manner with flashes OF absolute mis-
chief III conversation. Perhaps OF his had
more the faculty OF winning blended { and love
and few obs rivers OF character kcen many
OF his a.tcr-publicatiors well testified"
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Art Schools-New-Y York City.
MRS, LOUISA Is. CULVER

WIN pupils pain ting Landscape nowers snl nag
CHINA ana dCcOatOn her lh" Bcla 30 ~ r's'
GIIti conner 4thave OutOl.doOr Sketcing during May
and Junc. ~ - ,,... NJ ,v,r,or, Ham NJ
James M Hart. MI A. I. Bellows
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ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.
~ NfCKES. MONTANA.
Capital s5,ooQoOo share. SO cl~r. Unassc~sabr
Pre- sent p:.cc, S.; uu.
OFTICEE2-- ProsiGcin. vs.. w. W.cEa We. Prc.iGcat.
Michael SNOW. ~ccrrtary H. f. ErIo.o.
IIIECIOl;S-W.W. Wckrs. \. -. Barios AIlnsau .rl,:
L. NJ sheldon, N.chAo. snow New-Yoik s. T. Hlus". Co.
Saunders. Montana.
OFFICE 10 AND II WALL STREET.
AMIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
oFLEADVILLE, COLORADO
Organized under laws Of New. YcrR.
Capital stock s5.Oooooc; 100000 shares; par aac ;IO
shares full paid and unassessable.
OFFICEEs:
W. W. MacFarand President. p. T. Plumb Vice President.
Aug Ebert >ecy and Treas. 7. Ilfns su?t. Of aiuo
TRU STEES--I: {. Kercns :. b. Elkins W. W. MA.Far
land A. ". gill. r. H. Plumb Charles q. Franckyn Frank
Brown.
Registrar Of Transfers. Union Trust ca. y. Y
ONCE 40. 10 Bnsdwal tloreel Hndingl, New YORK
COPPER KNOB
MINING COMPANY.
MINES. GAP CREEK. AsHE co. N. O.
$3.50 ACRES OF MINERAL LAND.
Capital STOCK, Sj00,OOO Shares, 81 each.
Registrars OF Stock Mining Trnst Company.
OFFICERS;
q. b. Flint President
VIM Branfreti Vice President and Treasurer
General T. Alcock, General J. L 2ulfOrd aud Calvin J.
Cowles, Trustees.
Edwin H. milford. Secretary.
r. II EAmeS NJ. f., saPerfn tendenf.
OFFICE or COMPANY 62 BROADWAY. NY.
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CHAPTERS FROM THE PHYSICAL III SICt iSi Itirntr
EARTH. BY Arthur NlCOLs' 4Zmo. lp' 81 '''
4 Brothers
The results of the most recent INVESTIGATIONS
of the phvsc history OF the eaith 1hciuaiHS Ne'S'
and M puuolocy are here presented III popular iVI'
iut with mo sacrifice OF seIe;tjnc accuracy ana cohr
ness While the professional physicist VIII l"'u"lE
nurnc te study Of his special sciences III tre"tStS oil
lore comurehcnsve character the present volume VIII
serv4 "a suitable int oductiOn for the use OF Ge lhtt
lccut reader who aims Ouly at gaining gchtrN kh""'
edge of tie subject without pursuing 1t INTO lis more
difficult technical details II exhibits an outline 81 'he
eorts history from the earliest dates, with sucl po
Demonstrations as will enable beginner in tie StNy
10 follow the evidence aud reas ming by when NE le''
ing principles OF geology are established 4he a"''oi
premises however, that geology cannot claim ihc PIE
csion and certainty OF astronomy. Al The 10 ~lhhlG I"
this centurv very little known OF the liciS a-c
of the eartn The evidence obscure ami uisa'i>ac
torv Gradually however. facts have breH Ol"Sht u
hight which warrant the belief that millions "i years
have eapsrd since the formation of certain lock- Ihc
reasoning almost entirely nduetve hut II appi"ach'S
ms near 10 demon sIaou the nature Of tue ease W
admit The strdicd rocks il Is affirmed ny 'h' "u
thor r. veal to us the mary ,ou, history OF it, lhi'
are the records which nothing can trNHY OF steady
rroress under eternal laws from lower tn higher oihs
of being In like manner, the author maiilanH rs the
r.roId of The earth contained in the rocks nc study
OF the fossil remains affords proof OF lonE su'"eson
of organic Il beings in which the lower nave rer'u'"
the higher FORMS His LIMITATIONS Of Tie fac,S IN qucs
tlon are presented III the spirit Of scenilic mOI'faO'
without controversy aud without passion
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Sly frlycISC0 CLoeIyG raiclS.
sAN Tr,>c:>co, sIonaa,. Jrn. :, 1~'".

ia
T,rt,.f.ur liar, If SILVER wee, r....ycd IN t'l-
c,,. &C. ,av Lv ,.<ur.~, f:oll i... i...,.. irI Co.,
.,'ti,,, IN ,-,ltIo 4io ~ 80
ILn iuto} vain, al silver hujii,n shipped l't..G
ali .,tnG,t,. Inn. W.. si.t ~.tl ~
~, r,nt..I.r- # ti,r Bona. IN C'... tr-
,t ~. -ltt.,r,,f ir.In t.. rtu. 90
thr N,.y-Ycth ,ilc- oi gold A.t+
worth +3 .{~|q 80 1rt. f. the .orr,I 'jl. ,oa
.Li,,ro,t t,,,, tr.. B.u.fIi On. {. o." q So
,I,rk r.p.'..I .:nr ID >,Iu. of -'..Hj ~.i..';.'.
NE Vc's go l.fiI. t't"''t g. :..ht'' ''F"i-
:llo pr"r,.-.. th. .iiiy 'l Sd. rt" '..-
training up g. 10 tl.' usual -i'n' ''. o..
~ Ire Ure8t I"rirI- fh''H Ii.... '.' '.
li,tir tunnel j. 10" 80 80" ''I' '"''. '.''
'aclng when '--iF5 '''"''' 3D. ~ %
Per tom. L." tua.ri h1r a'..i' -' 60 POP
y;'.c' n"fu:c rr. c'ur I''i u., .i 'i' .'.I A',
ia.,> IT.. shaft i- h'm@l Pt'' -u'E. "Ht ''i
s,N,' stuu,.C vii 10" u ""ir'.
i. SPIT tn urt'iHitb i:i';''t' 81! h.
superintendent, at !. ""Fi'I", r. ~, On" .'
of the -tu, his NOT g. ST t''i h' !. a.:
Manager Day t"i'Ii'";''' '.. '' '.''
! the situation W'' &c., DID,; ..'.'.' 80 TO-
strikers having "S,ilu'd i"' "' 49, .'''
| a-rr I"'m'H !" "a. -''
Men 81 - lIM" WI nav 10 D" 90
| been mace to resume ""i" 'i "I','.' l"i" -
| lie dtSjIuctnh Ga property l"I""-" !''' ',L'"'
VERY serious ana Ii;i7 b' 'A''"'lF'' ~ me -
| P"ta NM" me pump H'7 "'ii ''''- ',l'"''
drnagcd ny me lhri'' " "" ~ ~ " H'tP''' VI
| their guerrilla NHIlur. iU"'Ed ih' H'ii"'I' VII
III the Cud he Obliged 10 'uct uI th''' S'H' ,'l
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pHrADAMTrES. By ALEXANDER WINcuELI, LID. svo
pp 500. Cnca.r: =. &. GIigss ~ co.

PKEADAMIrES. By ALEXANDER WlNcHELl. LID 9No
ID. 500 Cncaso: =. &. OIigbs ~ CO.
The thesis discussed 10y the learned author
of this work implies that there Is 10 v"l re- 's0n "r II"
nlynr the name OF Adam tac first prog Or "i ihc
human kind aud thai the person dcirr.:'d IA IT, nc
brew document which has been supposed TO lend conn
trnauce 10 tue theory, descended in the Mutual "r!cr
f,o,u an elder race. Professor Winche ali ms t"t &c
las not assumed position hostile 10 tIt l1!c s!'ce
IA the assertion OF the Bible which determines wat wc
arc TO understand by Adam. Nor does he dispute the
Divine creation Of Adam even by maintaining mat he
had human father and mother. The argument Is cor
duced with particular TO the Negro race from
whose ferOlity in structure and OrSa zaion the au
thor reaches the that it Is impossible to
sunpuse degeneracy OF that race from AdalD has not
descended from Ham, nor from Noah, DOR even from
Adam Dr. Wluchell brings large amount Of learn
ing and research the discussion OF the question i'll the
light OF scientific ethnOOgy and archGoOgy, but makes
10 ATTEMPT give 1t poplar Character or to DrhG IL
within comprehension OF readers not especially con-
ycrsant with the scope Of modern investigdors ana
theories on the subject The pictorial Illustrations or
the volume are of high order Of excellence aud Will
attract many to the etterpress will not prove Of
great interest
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silver nugget ChIys,rr Lutte th.f 'r""rp ,,
300 ~ 80 ~ 49,. I9op lrd..... o. 100 20
iVublO I:.l ~n;ro Tunnel 3ln.--.-.. gal GlNHu pa.
=Ot N .; 80 1920. Pei Io-t.n CON i.u1--.... 30
Annie L. ti'I.ic & 80 ."1.--.-- .' l''ItlE" -
jOO... l9J futr' 20, Ill, .31l..... 3 "'-... -
con Va iOHustuu, q. jtr 'j.'.1'O' 't'
na I'M. ,uu .IlI
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Fer Young Lames-CountrY.

An English. French ANA German Boarding
- ana ia, SclnO. yo1u2 iaNr- We. iHi Destitute,
Ntw.IIa,cn.tt. l.. CVly. nm. send Tor ci' az
BRADFORD ACADEMY
ID FOL: YOU ST LADIES.
1hc vcatv eighth year cormrr'- a'p l. 1''o For III
- HNNGr T.. JoHN."N Principal, E.adio'i' %asS.
EEUNE HALF, NcW-Havcu C"Hn.--al;55
NE MUNTTuE1'N ~Cit"ni g." N"I ~ LADIES' ---
HONE SCHOOL FOR GlRLS.-Wal'nan,
Mass every dcs.,'': tnprri, "a Instruction.
otn Ap. 10 For pr,,o cjua address LADY lHNt l!Ale
i. o. I',N - Eo-fo. Mass. Sew NU:k I"'cf'Hcc H. H.
T. Iir"Ss. :, is. .. a. -.
TER$. ROBERT Il. GEi$WOI3 aud DmlFh-
y fn.'s af1t.r.i.. ii.'ft. a'd !!,p.. L,H:' a. u.
1rccl. adyan;arc- vocal muse iaEu i, l.@W
u'g. i.u;ii., =, &c. Bn .rt"I~ IA Va,at on
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OHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING co.
1ncAr1oN or MISE: LEADvILLE COLOR

LOCATION OF MINES: LEADvILLE' COLORADO.
Capttal Stock slOOOOOOO; shares 2Oo.OOoi paF, $50
Daniel S. Appleton, President II A. v POST preshsnh
w aTSGa sco Rcyos General aanase Ieadys
states Senator John r JONES' OF Nevada
William Borden Of CheqsC o9Ser nor A. W ISR cEo
Coorado Arthur SeTa 0 zap W. S w CHARLES WSg
der Of Boston Ulysses ). Grant IT, OF NewY v,
od snsfF oHe % Boree Building No Broadway n
EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
Orronizp1 under the Laws OF New.YOrL
Principal Office 1877 Broadway, ". Y.
Own thirty mines and one mill site situated IN Eagle hyer
District summit County Coli capital So 100000; lOOOOOO
shares par value $40; stock full paid aud unasessaOe
OFFICERS:
Hon. CALVIN T. HULBURD. President
FRED W. CROCKER, Vice-Presidont
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary and Treasurer
TRUSTEFs-lbel y. Breed, Charles Waite IT., Edwin A.
Merritt Hon. Adcbcrt Ames Jonas g. Reed Frederick W.
Croker Hon Calvin r. Hulburd, Anthony Gkis"n william
H. Hart Henry d. Atwaer Martin Thatcher John f. Clark
Chauncey I. Bowen
NJ AYFLOWER CONSOLIDATED GOLD
M AND SILVER MINING CO. ,.-,
Capital stock 900 OnO 100 900 shares; Par Value, So
Location OF Mines
IDAHOSPRISGS. CLEAR CREEK COUNTY. COLORADO
Office No:l6l Broadway New; York ,,,,,,r, Can
GrrsTar Of Tr Fra UNION TRUST CoMPANY Y
DESUMPTlON MINING AND SMELLING
III COMPANY.
Location OF Property;
WARD MINING DISTRICT, BOULDER CO.. COL
"NIWOT GOLD NINE"
Can tai stock
Divided into 100000 shares. 81 each.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
General Charlie. rompkin7, Presidents General Martin
T. McMLrOn, Vice Presidents Hon Nathan D. M,n9G,e,
urea = Hamilton S"Cr-taTY; Andrew ~. Wlhte
Cnnrc. Il; Knowles. Matthew Wnite DE- joseph W. Als0p
" alter T.. IIuTcpmb.
Bankels-ITluOccr National Bank
lOuu~el-A @ MalOp ~ Morse. 80 NaSSll-st., ~ l.
REGISTRAR of Transfer 'catra crust Co.
Onic, - Company, - Wal st, y. Y.
Address all subscriptions To secretary.
DOBERTSON ELECTRIC
IA OUEEEUGCrtON COMPANY,
Dr,lu Z.I uu.i.r ~ the stat" Oi N"T-NOrS
Caliqi Stock. 2uOUuO ,.IrS; value, So
Tuil paid and UUasS'S~.lnlr
LI%ULri T. ~ ANAN. -"rI"tl'Y 1Hl treasurer
TH pr1 P1ri tn Sr Acrn-t Tor the use Ot
III" pr'rrs-. which rr go a.. "ls''- OF rlr'l"nS lI IT,
lilG t"It M . ~ ot =" DOT
t,i al ,rn-.r, t'r purita Owned D. TIE CON-
panv win hr tIn1. !i'y pros rui'd. - 49,
I"u,.l: oic, i,,i, -, AID Il 40. d Broadway New
York.
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Enm 5rhools

1 LBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Fall term begins
"a >cp,tnher T. $50 For circuaIs ad!leas HORACE i%
SMITH bean of Law school, Albany, y. \.
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For Rows and Young Men-Country.

For Rows and Young Men-Country.
A lexander Institute, Military Be arding School
~ White Plains, y. y Principal o. X WILLIS, IN: d
A 1T and Science-Summcr school fol- boys
BLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme. Gonna
I'D family school Tor few BOYS on Long eaE is r,o HT" Of
SUMMER. ,.,,,,,,,,,, p,y,r, rrr pr,,c,oa,
DOYS ard YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
40 colesG ondHGncs or TS Ms a. oFFM&%%
NOLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL lNSTI-
Tii1't TrvjJaycn com General Russrlrs school
rTrrarSt ~ To col cse scicuIno schools business Thor
Xi1ilr opportunity oi iihlenc games. r""lnp Sc
CORNELL CONGRATULATIONS Courses
~ lead to degrees viz AgIc ilture ATchtrfIarr AIS
nars Mcchauir Ara Na;ura History, Philosophy sccrc'
thcr studies. Entrance cxamnatons nre at ~ at
itn2c June T. amt Srirabr | az" I'd at G'g% a i item
BGildnG aton tn, Chauncy ail Schoo June H., H.
I Ire t'r, T,raca. y. y
EDUCATION IN FRENCH SWITZERLAND.
-1,.rG dalc ' Sa I'd OF the d' insaiss Prep
FOX colleges tcclhicai sclog arG cg I'm rs
in An.nga Forrrsiec"s' &C. apy q 6I ' mIiHcGs
IRVING observation-disclosures and Day
tno,' ~, boys business .ul Cd c-llc mining Spng
tenn commence. March 81. A.A"MA"NAc iariy'o""'N ~
pKEKSKiLL( O.. Y. Military, ,AAcaongmy... For
DEENsYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMl.
,s y r2si"e'o c'n o5ac eP' T9i es5se'
SUMMER SCIIOOL.-Mor1S. Classical lnS,l-
- ute >lori~.owu =. J.jr 1.,- t"sIint ,r3' Ii'l
T T'l barc co." %i G N few H' h"1 fan c day r..
ma IL nd sTrSg T., III p,r..' H!as S"i G' '
or adirss the riilcllal. > H. MOORE, MorrI-own 81
C,WTTHIN G. SuORTMHGE'S annual sum
GGaS,T vi st}r. cii, Tor Inc ~nnrr ire i cxrnr
llcudmg NAY, ~ anne W. Ii' ','il
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DOTrEkDAM LINE.
HI caln ~ Pier adj Pavouia Ferry Jerey CITY,
- tiIaD ~, SUuIday, MAY 1J....W. \. eCuOLrkN
W. TUESDAY. jan" AN FGltpAN. Wcdup,:,, June .
lsttaon, $,0-s1h - ,'ab'n $50, SteeraVG. So
II. tAIAt y, General Agent, y south William 81.
Fun Gil EDl r. CO.. y south inani.st. Freight Agts
L. W. MOlHl~ 80 BlOadNay, General Passage Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
w United STATES AND ROYAL MAI J. STEAMERS
FOX QUEENS rows AND LIVERPOOL
NOTIt L. The s:emers " this Line take the Lane Route
recommended b., Many L. s. NJ both the outward
ana hOmeWard yOyaZra
GERNASIC can't KENNEDY. Satur sr, Juhe -, p
BALTIC, Capt Ptrscll.-.----- hursav. June "a.
CELL lC. tlrad"Il...... -1uiuay. July g. IN
1OTH-ST
These steamers uniform unsurpassed In
pOinfmeuts. IhG "a StatcrOOmA smoking AMI BItn
arr placed amidshps tic and motion
ft ROrdg degree Of comfort hitherto unataln lOls
sea
tickrta favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
o. Inspection Of other information apply ~ the
Camrlnys hces, 10 81 broadway NewYOrk, or No 140
Walnut II. PHILADELPHIA. K J. C0RrIS Agent
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For Both Sexes-CountrY.

NUEGAkAG IN llltlE,
~ l.j27 and i.i.g -lti.Cr.s Ph.late 'il'a.
Boarding and bay ;cr1i for yoang laGlrr ah" tirIen
rtIsr Of the fanny. MaGame DIIEKNlIi.l, lln pd.
NTAPLEWOOD INSiITUTE-FOrh Dth sexes;
vi Conc0rdv,, penn: so quarter; staiht1 pre-
for Nalc HHrVaT ISjClaSs II'cr<T~
j. SIGOItI LIDG T., \. 81, Principal.
, 1880-10-21


The author Of "Ortser M. 40'' llns bccomc
so impressed With hts ability rs n letter
writer that llo ca'not refrain from plunglng
in.o prinL Ills l,a1f-,lozrl, tottcrs Vi, ti,e
tnriEt, mt counting tl..Iso which fitlyu bccil
Intercepted mid withheld BY tho National
Committee. laye. III Ills estimation, n,ldetl
Immensely to Ills 1anrcis. T'he Democratic
Committee, hUwsyer, 1Ias bccorlc satisfied
tllat In ctler'wrltinu tho military nugtlt 10 bu
subordinate IL tito civil authority, and haye
therefore tntcrposctl. Tic. New York S,u.
has tho following atstce To tlrn. Hancock OIL
tic nuttcr Ut Ills cplstolary productions.
1lnrc Is what It has to sny to him:
Much as our candidate cxcos In writing let
tcIs, We must .ofcrenttaty n'lylso him not 10
lsnt e b. .loc1 write my. lot hit" inc!oso thcm
tho ,uRutcan a!t6orlInutrs In tic iis.t.otlIro
If this city will l'e suro to brcak then, nrn,l,
Rtcn tho tnoey. and destroy tho letter; 80 tho
contont. wIIl newer acp tho light.
tpil. Ilnnc9Gk need write nothing tnnre OIL Tho
tnrItf.
Every ono knowa t.e Is in favor of n tartr
which Will y!eltl tito utmost .nrnttCton to Aner-
lcan Industries a'"l ospooially tp tito Datnocr..o
dun. rfuncock et,onld devote htusclf to writ.
inY !ils HuHtr'il, md. Cvot II II tG never tlGlty-
orc!, tils Irsp"rntIon Of 1t viii bs satnry lit
Init IT ho mist writo IN thrill, let him OK
ultcIt!y Ftnte tat II It tnd boon loft to him hu
would t'aro put prt'ti1tory turin n The rea'l.
m'ssI1 nfr t o. [a t1rea'i q; ~ geta to c'Sr's rights
Tint n Hlout tho t,f,ly letter MI tho thrift we
car cnncqlye nf lbnt w.',ll1 help him.
Unless he ~ going {, write Hnito such letter,
g{}OAC.
, 1880-10-21

Ml Tho object Ut It IL plnlh tis intended
10 net ns a bnslcr, a1ta tlGstrNy tho effect Ut
DAyHrsl's Copper Institute speech, which
orrn'y a'ttl boldly committed not n,,Iy liln-
self. but tin Democratic candidate for tho
Presidency and tho party Itself, rs fnr n to
could, to t'ae very i,olicy which tic Scnitucl's
ynunE mai, nfter being taken Into Tho conll
tcnee nf tho Supreme Court, condemns.
t}nyarsl's s1,cecl, hurt tho democracy III In
ttfana la,lly, Md It Ia not likely soon 10 bu
forgotten thcrc; hut, for the benefit OF tic
Sentinel, We rcprotlnee n few sentences from
It. Mr.. l]nynrtt said In Cooper Institute, tho
tifRht Of the Errat Tnmmnny demonstration
III New York City, Sept. n, In tho presence
Of tllo "hig 1nIuns" and responsible mcr Of
tho party:
when tho tsosnnption bill >gas Under considers.
t@i4n. @ whether ha wond niIow me to amend tho
siIs III e y ss Gs o % wg4. .a q tfss. s.;rSy H M
10 REFUSED Aid acelc' Ice 10 vaie @ for % s''ei, iii.
Twas than far rcs!'mp.lnn. md nth nnw for r..
lvsIitnt aM tic lfrxitirnt ra,1 fSe ms,ne kfiil
y resumption 81 ahat t,,-n rcal md not si1nt,l
{! 1s .cr Is lie rcs"to III osr sdff IL to
Senate lust December Ito tako awny tho legal
tonlcr :unltty of tho grccnhacksl. 1t waa n
resolution right pA tito nnrlent f,nthwny 1T thu
constitutional DcmncFncy. withdrawing frnn, tho
Trpnsury- when paid nnh retcetnCd nt thu
Tltns.try my power Of enforced icyaI-tcndor
wncn relssuol.
lflt were true TINT tho Supreme Court
Con. Garfield, and Secretary Sherman wcro
plating 10 destroy tho grconbncks, tho De-
mocracy, us this speech Of Senator lsaynrtl
slnows, wn,,ld have nothing to complain OF.
That tho grecibncks ought 10 BIZ destroyed,
Is, Mr.. Dayartl says, 1.-THE true doctrine Of
tho constitutional Democracy" Hancock
believes 1t, he says. English believes 1t. ho
says. Tho etlftor Of tho Indianapolis SCntfnc,
must be1ieva 1t himself or censu to bo
Democrat, according 10 tllD sa,no high n,,-
thority.
Senator Dayard 1T tic snme speech de-
! clarult that tho Republican Congressional
c0nclls Mt tho Inst srsstol1 OF Congress sat
down OF his resolution to take away tin
legal-teitlcr quality Of the Rrecnbncks. and
resolved unanimously to let those Treasury
liotcs alone totl, rs to unality and quantity.
, 1880-10-21

oil tho eve If tho battle. M s,,ch rnwarllv
abandonment 0f hiH pArty, Md III scl NJ.
tentntlous rup,,tlntton Of ITS tnast chuyIsho,,
principle. WIS Gver committed by my ce,aI.
ttnlo Of any party III this country. Thu Inn.
1nent jIsltann atltl UiliU fnllct him. anil ha
Ind ITO longer n l,ope of tito Electoral yo,e,
of tl'osp 5tates, t1,fs weak, yain nla,I. crazS,
10 DO President, rushed tnto print repudt,;.
inp tho cl'lef pink Of the Democratic r,at.
form antl rellIsing Ito further st,pJnrt If
tho Dcmocrncy uf oil tho Western States In.
.ler tl,o tlcluslvo expectation Of capturing,
few thousand votes III Nuw jersey md Con-,
necticut.
We feel suro that n1ne-tcntls Of tho Dcmo,
Gratis of 1lltnois AMI tho West will fully IN.
tlurso Gen. Grants estimate 1T tic vain. an.
bilious, sl,atlow-pated peacock at tie ',cad Of
their ticket,
, 1880-10-21
SENATOR pAYApp ON onEENuAcKg


an ch1erpr!slhe young l'c'hocrat' Wl'o
co''i!'osss "b.''"slua. N.tesa tnf ts!e lnulatl-
"!'o'is oen!"es' Has e''fn'sea 1he p'ssl!tHtafs
" holl'p'e conspiracy. aeep'S concerning
sle pe"ce' "ea"1e' "''a prosperity VI t'e
"lole e"u"lFS' taeeosa'he 10 lhls young
pelS'ht u G".'.l"e1 '''ts peea' 'osh'e" Detweoa
uea' s"tne"'' oecsetasy oaefil4',. uni tho
Juases OF the supreme court Of tue United
o"'os t!o p"tpoSe VI WHICH II 70 aoh'ohetlzo
ulo 1'eal.'o',le1s As soolt ~ 1oss'bIe ntter tic
9sa u "la'e' "eA.' "e pees''me shat 'lle
!a'e'''e c''t'eSponuehR IL hia'sc't pHrty 10
1l'o Mssec''le''' oa"eF"'sa II wo@it! nut be
Eoss'o'o los l'lh'. or ahyboay else. 10 I1uve 10
col'i'ete al UNDERSTANDING OF arrangements
WHICH ifohl the l'ataln ol ttae chsc must be
H1'eliy colli'4onllhl' IHc aetnohstratlosl "
co'lp!ete eIllaeF TINT u'e SupreIno Court ]tns
oeen III consultation Will tile Scntt'tes news
lMpof reportar, or TINT Ills alleged report Of
'ls latehtlohs WIS pumped from Ills lnner
consciousness.
Iho probal'iltt'es Weigh somewhat heavily
0g1'ltist the yoFaeity ut tho Scntfnel's nol!e-
fl'tatt., Time asd place hive been wanting
Tor TIC formation OF TIC coi'spIFHcy which lle
80 infinitely describes. Tue Supreme Court
Inns been widely scattered, ntiu, being tlireo
years oelln'' III us h1'sIt'ess llas not iad
aniple leisure to cook up plots Or designs
VITA iresl1entia! ca1laIsl'l'es ail'cs TIC lndl-
h'a h'1lt ollo electlot's, 1toseve to HOW thonl
ol't III arolle]a soft OF Why III works Of The
Imagination. TELL s4pr'lcld. WHO IL not yet
iresi'cht, l'as oce'l pAssi1K tho period slncu
salu elections quietly nj ule l!ttlo village OF
Alet'1of, u lio VIII tlouBtleRs 5o surprised
, 1880-10-21

THE Hyde lark llotel lot, which, was
portion OF tho Asaots 1T tho dofuAct ThirrI MI
tiuna! Hank, wns sol'!.At auction yesterday for
$'D,U00. In August Of last ycnr tho satI7u piece
nf property wis nstct3onctl OIL ut S1JO. but tho
Controller Ut tho Currency Refused tn confirm
tho safH. atiu tho rrcu obtained yesterday shows
thnt he nctHi wisely nnl we'll. 1t Ais0 Hnes to
show tlat rcal estate IN tho vicinity of Chlcngo
hl's 1rGAtly ndyMncc,l II vulnc. Sir. Chand!er,
she purchaser of tho property, will, 1t IL sall,
erect on tho lot Il handsome SUMMER hotel.
, 1880-10-21

ME1v1N llrHiAIEtsr Il Co., t!eators In fire.
arIrs And ammunition Mt No. IT Chantura strcvt
mud M. G5 lteado street, Now YUrk, Fallu,l yo.-
ter.lay. Thu liabilities at tho t'rn afu v,.rlol,siy
estimated Ut bctwoen *1b00ul md SOD l,UO0 Thu
Mtssrs llurlhert, vino constitute tho firm, say
that It TINY hru aloWul ~ snanuKe tho l.ror,,rty
II Will rcatlzc enough to Incot Ill tho clrttns.
Tho tnituro wMs caused hy tho fNtture Ut tho
Evans ftttiu ComrAny, OF MUcllunlo Fails. Mo-,
tu July lAst. Tho it!liu Company nwod the Itr,n
*io0,tun and no dividend has yot boon declared
in liz fiayur
, 1880-10-21

GES GAnFtEfn received And addressed
n'othur delegation Of fvlsltors ycstarlay. About
10 coeuretl mon Ut Cleveland won't dowt, to
Mentnr uild congratulated thu fiuncrAl OIL tho
s,lees's"cs III Ohtu and tndianh lust week a1,u On
tln rr0lntEo OF tho gruatur ylrtory wh!oh Will bo
lfs Un the I'll ut November. 0ui,. DnrEuil In
rus1Olllltli9 rtfcrrthl to tho Slavery pr,,blrl,.
and congratulated tho colurpl men Dn
thoEr progress. tmutorlalty and intri-
iectualty. s!uco their emancipation. Ito
refcrresi IN au'uHistu terms to tho representa-
two colured on whonl llo met II, Con9rcss, M,14
spnku wor'a of wnrin prulsu aboat sunatur
l!ruce. TITO delegation retired AlHhly plu..setl
with thUlr reception,