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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

Memorial Church next week; the contract price Is
$50 800
Secretary Sherman returned here from Bristoi tn'5
evening be will remain on ard OF the Grant an hen'
and start for Block Island carly IN the morning
Julia Ward Howe has been elected president anu
Professor W. b. Rogers vlcrpresdent OF the Town anu
Country Club paper be read before this cruz
Will be- by the Rev Edward Everett Hale.
Congressman L. r. Morton. OF New-York, is 10 give
grand entertainment at "Fair Lawn" on Monday
afternoon.
To-day an informal meeting was held to discuss the
subject OF Industrial education. Brief addresses were
by the Rev II. C. Potter D. D.. OF New York, aud
by ex-Mayor Burdck, Colonel w. A. Stedman and
others.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott will only remain here a few
days.
There was a successful trial OF James O. Benefits
steam launch in tho harbor Wednesday morning. The
yacht is built OF Honduras mahogany. with airanks
each side. She built at Cowes, England. Her
engine is also OF English make, while her boiler was
made IN America.
Among the late arrivals
Ocean House,. +. Perkins Brookyn; II. C. spooner,
Brdg George A. DAYS. =. H. West, ii. B. Wnship,
Piovidence W. II. Pnkney. II. ID. Tappan. Miss Ever
eft JOun Oberteuhcr, N r. Cass, W. n. Eidrldge New
YORK III. i. Brown, Calcutta; MTs.Wllam HciDeN. l..
Heme Miss HutcnInsOn Mrs. L. W. Hutchinson, Mrs. n.
b. Browne, Philadelphia; Cnarls Wood, BOs on; Miss
A. Gyen Carlisle. Penn: MIS- l.. f. Ir0wbridge Will
mantle Miss c. Il. simmons, tue Misses Braey. New
Bedford; W. WnsOH aud wife, HartiOrd g. L. o. onnur,
New York; Mrs. Vincent ana family, Miss PUrtuOEdo,
Mr.. Por uondo. Cubi; J. ii. Patrick Omaha.
Hotel AQuidHeck-Charies A. Green. Lancaster, PENN;
L. b. DOOlittl H. X. Estes, Henry SIgourDey, N j..
ID, BiOis, and IL T. EdrIdge Now-YOrk.
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day morning. There were 1000 cans packed for
shpmrnf. The machinery was totally destroyed. A
large number Of employees are throws on Of wors
OIL TANK STRUCK By LIGHTNING.
BRADFORD. Penn, July 15.--An oil tank.
No. 623 belonging to the Acme Compa y. was struck
by lightning early this morning, and burned farously.
Two $4,000 barrel tanks Custer City were also
strucK by Lightning Bota belong 10 tae United Pipe
Lines About 50, 900 barrels OF oil burning Four
wells at Custer CITY also fred.
At III O'Clock TONIGHT OF the huge iron tanks st
Chester been burned out. and the other Is
TO toe bollng-over point The burning tank Kansas
Branch had almost spent s Jury and IL ~ thought the
fire Will be CONTROLLED rhe loss % the present timo
FROM the storm will SlI5,0O0.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
BURNING OF A COLLIERY.

PorTsvILLE, Penn, July 10. The Margie
Franklin colery owned aud operated the Enterprise
Coal Company, at Excelsior, was destroyed by fire this
morning Loss 500 900; insurance $4,000. three hen-
bred men boys thIowu of emp oy
The origin OF the nre ~ unknown.
BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
NEw-PRoyIDENcE, Penn, July 15.-The
large barn belonging Daniel Herr Rifton. was
struck by lightning to-day and totally destroyed Loss
81 900; partially insured.
GREAT DESTRUCTION or LoBsrERs.
HALIFAX, N. s., July 15.-Mulhalls lobster
packing house at Pugwasb was destroyed by ire yes-
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MIDNIGHT WE4r HER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for me D IS. ~ houI

WASHINGTON, July 16. 1 a. m.-The bar
has fallen and lowest in the Lake regions 1t
has risen and highest in the extreme Northwest
rain has fallen in the South and Southwest and
occasional rain in the Lake Middle states and
New England; fair weather has prevailed in the North
west. Northwestery winds prevail in the Northwest
and Upper Lake region and variable IN the Cult States
elsewhere they light and southwestery. The tenn
perature has fallen the Northwest, Upper Lake re-
glon Tennessee and the ONO Valley in the other DIS
tricts IL has remained nearly stationary.
IndIcdrOnS
For The Middle Atlantic states and Lower Lake region
partly cloudy weather. local ram, southerly winds
ing northwesteriy, stationary or lower temperature
falling followed by rising barometer.
For NewEng gland. increasing ciOudiness, local RAIN
soutnerly Winds stationary temperature lower parom
,
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NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
ELECTION or oFFlCaR>-iNTERrSTING PAPERS READ
PREPARING FOR THE woMD'S FAIR.

TLLCrION or OFFlC 1R>-iN RESTING PAPERS READ
PREPARING FOR THE woMD'S FAIR.
CHAUTAUGUA, n. Y, July 15.-At the
meeting OI III N.tOua + iucaiona Association Pro
lessor Orr state School Conmseoner OF Georgia. read
paper The Education Of the Negro, its RISE prog
res ana present status The following officers for the
ensuing year wee elected: President James H. Swar
OF Indiana ustavus J. Or, of Georgia.
j. W. Dickinson, of Ma sachusotGs James JOnannai, Of
Nsw-Yok; j. d. Picke t. Of Kentucky W. 1. Harris, Of
Missouri j. 0. Gicnr.st Of Iowa; +. o. Vale, OF H.
nois IT, S. Jones' OF Pennsylvania; j. w. Andrews. Of
Ono; j. X Malone, OF Texas; T. NJ. Marshall, of West
Virginia and Miss Louise Pol ock of tAe District OF
Columbia Secretary, w. l.. Henkle OF ONO; Treas
urer Ell +. TappIn, Of Ohio.
TIE Association day perfected the orgauzation Of
permanent National Council for educational pub!ca-
ton and work. consisting OF tyoue leading educators
committee was appointed 10 secure educational
exhibition International Exhibition be he d ia
New-York Guy in 1888 letter received from the
manager of Twenty fourth General Convention Of
German Teachers be held at Carisruhe, Baden, in
1881 sending greetings and inviting cooperation. Ac-
Lon was taken relative 10 seniing a delegation to the
German convention.
Professor DicGinson Secretary OF the Massachusetts,
state Board, read a paper " Enrc;s OF Methods of
l,acnInR On school Work" Mary ". Human, OF Indl-
sooke the practical use OF reference books ad
v0caing early training IN the use OF the dictionary and
Chicuro schools spoke reading, and condemned
alike mechanical reading ana mere exccuiionaIy
An animated discussion took place on
these two papers Miss Ellen Hyde, principal Of
mmetrlcn Development oil Character. attacked the
wees of scHoJ life. At NEE ing, devoted TO the
kindergarten related To the puOiio scho0s, very
earnest discussion took place. which Will continue to-
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FLOWERS FOR SICK CHILDREN.

The LADIES FIOfaI committees OF SuyDr0OK
and stratforo, Conn., sent eight large boxes and two
baskets OF beautiful garden flowers yesterday 10 the
Sick Chlldren's Mission for distribution among
the sick children in the tenement houses. The
volunteer visitors OF the Mission have distributed
% coo bouquets and 700 gro wing plants since
May l. Dunng the past ten years this mission has given
away more than hall a million bouquets and 10000
piants Tue WIS have been the glft OF many nun
dreds OF p, rsons. Railroad steamboat and express
companies carry them free OF charge.
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REUNION or A PENNs YLVANIA CORPS.

HARRISBURG, Penn, July 15.-The reunion
Of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps in this city this AZ
rernoop drew together about $50 members. E1-Goy-
ernor A. G. Curtin presided. Owing to illness Governor
Hoyt VINO was expected was not present The oratien
., ,he dav was delivered by the Hoo AN Henderson,
- - eha1o" and addresses were made by Mayor Pat
terson of tins city, General s. Wiley Crawford 3 A.
Sinor, Robert tierson and Co one Wm. u. Manu. OF
p,iiad.lnn,s and Ex-Governor Curtin Letters OF re-
rt warn read from a number OF prominent persons,
aamong Them Generals Hancock and Garfield. The
nrese6f a Ulcers were reelected.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 16, l a. m.-The tendency in
the barometer yesterday downward, but the
changes slight. Clear and partly coudy weather
prevailed with showers during the second quarter Toe
temperature ranged ne TO and Sac the average
1850 beng 72o lower than the corresponding day
last wear and Olga lower than on "Wednesday.
Cloudy weather with chances o. llght ram, followed
by partly cloudy and clear weather and lower empera-
t1re may oe expected tOdy IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

NOT VERY REcKLEss.-He applied at police
hea quarters for pUson on the police force Az ala
ot tos n. ~ he was the kind OF man ~ hahule the
s cnstomers tho police TO deal with, 40 one OF
The policemen just for the him wna 9 wona
40 X he had 10 arrest drunken. abe booeo osfesto
S So,,s.r who was on tho hght " What would 90
. Yes. what would you do ~ :" How do Know what
w Wall and see what he was gong TO do-tea'eston
News
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AMERICAN PATHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-At to-day's ses-
sion OF American Pathological Association. Professor
c. H. Toy, the presiden read paper upon Verbs end
ing III un in Hebrew, indication Of date" Papers
were also read by D. W. c. Cattell on behalf OF A. c.
Merriam, Pa. D., OF Columbia College, New-Iork, and
Ernest q. sinner. Pa. D., If NewIork The ASSOCIATION
then adjourned next year 1t Cleveland, ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
A MASTERLY PRODUCTION.
Il

1t might go without telling that General
Garfield lei vi Acceptance Ii mastery pfoduc,iOn
ear cOgent in statement. ana perfectly compre-
hensio!e an points upon which the Republican candi
date has cared 20 define his at nude
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PASSENGERS ARPITED.
FROM LoSDoN-BY STEAMSHIP VICTORIA.
FROM ASrWER
.UdRRlED.

WRAY-PATRICK-On "Wednesday July II, by the Rev.
W. the Of Jrdes parcntA
TuckahOe, William III. Wray ard Miss Ida Patrick.
RADAKER-GORDON-O Thursday. July 10 Phil
Ip.n IN Highlands. the Rev Albert Zabriskie Ora-, H.
EwOOd RadakeT Philadelphia ~ Miss Jennie Z. Gordon.
daughter OF the late Joseph A. GOrd0l
Philadelphia papers pleas CODY.
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NOT THE VOICE OF A POLITICAL PROPHET
Frgta The lSpr{aofeld Re14bLc1a

The reforming element OF the Republican
party will General q fields Letter, Du they Will
pot especially glory ia IT, Inls is not the voice Of
Prophet OF tue future crying IN the wilderness OF politics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

Prom me PAfladelDhiG Press.
Tbo loo1ipo, rbapObf at tina lettay

The leading Thought OF Tue Iettcr, rs II +
the Nrl4Cp tue party, thd OF the Nation,
The ITS laws, The Of the National
Governule T. tie universally Of lis citizenship aud ats
right and day prOteci lis every citizen every where
in the eni lHl.cnt OF eNerV GIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
WILL ASSURE HE COUNTRY.

The letter IN which General Garfield accepts
the Republican, UOm nation Tor the Presidency VIII give
fe country the uranc in the event OF his election, OF
the same safc mistr lion OF affairs has prevailed
during President Has eS's lem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
4 NEGATIVE DOCUMENT.

4, II there is any class OF Republicans devoted
uoctnae alleged 10 De contained Ia the Chicago
KUN mat may De tue dOclfiue watch Garfield says
ssv not ncoTsr. General Gained has already ar
Es,s sinsi him majority OF the people OF the United
r.n,s, DC esn III AFFORD " against himself any
election " P~AV wv "''""I 'PP'se w so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
WELL DONE.

Now let us hear from General Hancock. If
be DO bitter win mserial offered INN by the
Cincinnati platform than General Garfield mas with the
Chicago resolutions sAoud like To know it, Leaving
ou Of he cry of fraud VII ca ne s expected TO
echo We doub whether his leter can be ANYTHING more
IMAM modified rcproo auction OF has competitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
CHARACTERISTr OF IT'S AUTHOR.
LINN Inc Iu1lnnnn nlik L0Nrnnl

The letter Is a model for telseness and
force. Ii iit The OF tie gn in word
and sentences III in that no one mistake TIL III.
ami be touches sutect waic he does not utter
positive O.uiOA Perhaps no higEer praise could he b.
slowed up han 10 1t is emnently characteristic
OF the WIItr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
INDIANS REPoR7ED on THE wARPArE

pa sAs FRANCISCO, July ia dispatch from
n,, ~ oregon ssysi Reports have reached here
Win .hs Indians around Deem Creek and mso,cs, Isk.
hss N TO- territory. have murdered several lsmi-
hunsrs la vicinity, and are tho warpath. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
BELOW MEuIOCRTrY.

Vur readers on perdsal OF the document In
QUESTION, We mink, Mill agree with That mir. Gar
letter scarcely medOciity, either in tone
W geleTa Gym ssnn.
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COMMENTS FROM THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

The DLVTLE OF 4 POLI
49, From The Troy Press.
The letter is clever device of clever
20 elsn II Is torciblr DOins on which there Is
sight disagreement and amb iguUus upon questions
rhcb divide the pubic So far MI. Garfield can de-
Nfmine Il, the Issue contested will be ccn-
VA iailon. BY indorsing this Le hopes 10 draw the
1fant Republicans " his support.
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PLAIN AND PRACTICAL
From Thu Clegfl1nd Herald

Like every hing which emanateS from the
BRAN OF H. nOr. Diain, practc aud straight
fOrWarda declaration o. his princI icS aud position
which every Vot.r ID the laud can III ly comprehend.
and which ev ga" dllest cannO II sun deIstand. Can
dor aud ,ruthuJess stand out ia bold relief in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
THOROUGHLY DISAPPOINTING
Prom TIE Indianapolis Ssnftssl.

AorenSai,o 'shcI do Wnoie OT III part, ~ %
sysssaknly disappointing. IL weakens rather than
sLshehens his canvass and ntt,ngy Supplements the
Z S, lie courts favorable judgment only 10 add
hr,h.a meady exstlnR difhcuiii Z, and 10 extort a
ara Fofdict The Chicago Convention made ITS bed,
hlba,eSS ~ must he IN IT. Mr.. Garfield has NOS
'1'sa 70 ease or prolOng It's rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
AN ABLE EXPOSITION OF. REPUBLICAN PRIN
tIPIEs
from The Cincinnati GGzette.

No aber or clearer exposition OF tlue re-
ruDicau Irnc pies this of acceptance OF the
Repucan STANDARD bearer mas yet appeared. Ii shows
bC cutTt accord with his party all essential
questions II marks the inr upon whicn The
p4igD VIII be projected, and il will II mistake not,
be accepted the reai Republican platform OF 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
A VALUABLE 70 .ITICAL PAPER.
LINN TIE HIenelQn6 Ienner

Altogether General GsIfieldS letter of ac-
ceptApe- d jus tO expected from states
man OF ons renee in Coz greSS, his nequvOcal
character. aLd Of studOuS bIhis and pIOfOund
thought. valuable addition the political tera-
ture vi cJdutIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
WILL -TREYG THEN TIE PARTY.

1t is a letter of whIcl the Republican party
has night 10 be proud dnd when Wi Rally to the up
port Of candidate all those cl.menjs which con
tiiued The part pristine strength and It's great
vic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

,,,o on,n,on tina. General Hancock owned
Latin was " name no property ST. Louis, al least lie
Knew Of none. ,s, ,.., 4. s.,d Mr. Latin
, nue ,rfer said he had heard ABOUT ~ =, - =.
The REP s an Old friend OF mine. think he may be
seeded did all could for Grant al sng nesn1S
Ccnyeno e ne was here he and ate peanuts together
~ Fourtl-St.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
THE ESSENCE OF COMMONPLACE.

We do not think Mr.. Gariield's best friends
VII De proud Of the Lee either from parry POINT OF
s1s OF M contribution 10 our political literature The
npoelIon IS throughout the essence OF commonplace
snefe n hot sentence II which Dss not been pu6iic
topeiv for twenty years There is not an idea Ia It
Spon which the changes not Decn Iung ever since
Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
NOT FVASIVF
Llom ~ PAlIadelp fa InqtI


There Is 10 beating ABOUT thr bush IN tins
mamie u q y aiu location Of puices and pledges.
not made bu co'n5e but intended 10 be executed
durlug the mex. lOuI years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

BY enthsOt
lines divisions Ut zine for the - hours
th mercury line the
variations indicated by the thermometer at Hudnats
2ts Broalw
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A CO,'NON-SFN@E LETTER.
FTom 'Tlfplaade ,plIa Yo5ta.1nie5,can.


General GaIiitlu las commended himself to
the plan rr4c immOu OF The
country his etcr Of acceptance. Trere IS cOn-pcu
absence # political mt ana stranlrg after effect,
While The sgug, cOmmOn-SensP views therein cXUreSse
will Carp conviction with them whenever the letter is
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
A STRONG DOCUMENT.

General Garheid's letter emoOdies his views
upon questions fore toe pe1ple, aud Is eompre
henslVe enough Tor anybody to d erstand IL voices
fully the srutmcuIs incorporated IN the Chicago plat
form and is IN all respects strong Republican docu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
COMMENTS FRoMTHE INDEPENDENT PRESS.

MARKED BY ENERGY AND TRU rHFULNESS.
From The Cincsnnah Commercial.
1t is a good uOcumeut-one tnat has been
closely stuuie. aud tie weiEcODSideIed uhrases Of
which marked bv unusual energy Of thoughtfuuess
and felicity oi eXpr $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

FROM The NeWaIk AdrerflseT.
Whatever NAV be the result OF the election,
the il no Iea between the ine either IN the plat
tor,p or IN Garfield acceptance. On points he Is
more affirmative than the platform
CALCULATED TO INCREASE CONFIDENCE.
Prom The Hartford CoaTdat
II will increase the confidence of the people
IN The Republican leader treating. 1t does the great
noltcal questions the day thoroughly sound and
statesmah!.ke manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
5peeiai Nouees
Post ID ncl NOfice.

The foreign ealing SATURDAY.
July II, 1850 will cos, nos TUESDAY. $50
tI.. Europe steimslip Ncvasa Queenstown.
WEDN ESDAf, at a m, tor europe By steamship
Algeria Queenstown Correspondence to- tr
specially aduTessel and $50 m, tor drcos bv
steamship Amcriqne, Ravre On ruU RsDAY. At m.
Europe steamship Adrat.e. Queenstown (cOrrs
spondence Germany and France be specially al
dTessed and for Europe. ler.
via mouth. CheIO0uIg and Hamburg SArUkDA AZ
10 Europe Dy steamship Nlty OF Berlin Queens
town CORRESPONDENCE scotland Do
specially aidresed and at 10 for scotland dir by
nsllp RI glasgow A.
by stea 0ship Rhen. VIA southampton and Bremen rns
Tor Denmark Swedel aud NOrwa dispatched 0v
Hamburg ong mails for Newfound
land leave NewYork July Is 10. mails for Havana
leave Ork July Ii 10. The Mexico
New YorS July l. rhe mails Tor ST Pierre Miqueon eIvo
New-York Juy Is. rae mails for Porto hicO new
York L. The mas 10. China All fraa-
81. The Tor ADstrslA etc. eAss >a FRAN
July 81. rHOS Ia D iES. Postmaster.
p,,,I ONCE New.York, July 10. lSso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
,tcpIAYs STRENGTH OF PURPOSE.
Df1A - r-.us Tsr ,SlgrdcaSs .JO,xrylal
HE ISSUES PLAINLY INDICATED;

7. will he read with deep interest. for 1t dis
IL acunen the breadth OF view, md the strength
pa roose of a statesman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

Ven 20, PresIdeDs by the Chicago Consention, rs
OF ne man IL isa rem elton OF his long
ana OF Republican principles and guar
Ms va ." ~ Y -pubiican success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

TTo,a The Rochester DeaocrG az ana ChTontcts
J,s ntferances are patriotic and hrm. w It'll
I've IAN mic auy labored discussion OF publc poll
our n, indicates he issues upon which the pres
~ ccampaica must De fought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

NO READING BErwEEN THE LINES

Tho entlrp IetttT Has Int IODt UI DHNINE
.osn wr1trrn bv a entirely familiar with the sub
iecfs with dealing. II is, III Snort the letter
~ a Republican statesmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
A MODEL PAPER.
Ernrll Tike TrnA IiinHl.

A. a whole, lt Is q mOUeI paper OF IIS kIuU,
AS not VIII tend to raise General Garfield 10
, t has eyer before attained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
cryERAL GARfIELDS LETTER.
COMMENTS FROM THE REPUBLICAN PRES
CLEAR AND sTATEsMANLIKE.

CLEAR AND sTATEsMANLIKE.
Froia The Albang Journal.
General Garfeld's letter OF acceptance
Uths,nar,ilS anproved. II is clear and Statesman
WI w ot;op Of the principles enunciated in the
IKE Of Inc National Convention and OF the line ~
pstIU hich will control during his administration IL
pom; AS 10 lucid and as bold as Is patrionc ~
s;,hout gloss or evasion and leaves nothing 10 con
lecture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

Az EMBODIMENT OF REPuBLICAN PRINCIPLES
AN h""" from The Utica Herald
q -, iaff i'm hn mol ami
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-09
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
Anderson. S. c., August "a. Is


Anderson, S. c., August "a, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that this Office
IN will be re-opened for the collection Of
Taxes for the fiscal year 1879, on the FIF-
TENTH OF SEPTEMBER next, and
remain open until the first Of November
next, in accordance with the Supply Bill
passed by the Legislature Of South Caro-
lima, and approved Goth February, 1880.
For the convenience of taxpayers I will
visit the following named precincts at the
times mentioned, to wit:
Willamston-Monday and Tuesday, 9th
and 2Sth September.
Wigginton's Store-Wednesday 29th Sep
tember.
Glenn's sStore-Thursday, 30th September.
Piercetown-Friday 1st October.
Pendleton Factory-Saturday, End Octo-
Der.
Pendleton-Tuesday, 5th October.
Townyille, Wednesday, 9th October.
W. T. Grubb's Storc-Thursday 7th Oc.
tober.
Williford's Store-Friday, 9Th October.
Hollands Store-Tuesday, 18th October.
Sherard's Store-W cdnesday and Thurs
day, 18th and 14th October.
Carswell Insttute-Friday, 18th October.
Clinkscalcs' Mills, Saturday, 10th October.
Honea Path-Tuesday and Wednesday,
10Th and Goth October.
Belton-Thursday and Friday, 21st and
22nd October.
Centreville Mills-Monday, 18th October.
T. w. Martins, (Broadaway)-Tuesday,
26th October.
Longs Shop-Wednesday, 9th October.
All intermediate days during said time,
will be in my office at Anderson Court
House. Office hours 81 o'clock q. nj. until
o'clock D. M, while travelling.