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, 1880-10-17
THE DANCE OF DEATH,

For Tho Chicago Tribune.
I am sitting alone In the Autumu-yoods.
where the leaves come H0arlug down.
mere the maple is dressed for the ti1ai ball
Aud the oak wears tewcied crown:
And ths: nlpplng bast goes whirliug bT,
With its chilling, uuxry breath
Aud heir 1T its howl the wild cornmand.
"Fofm sets for the Dance Of DeaIhl
Twill be mine to furnish the music rara.
Aud IA make the branches sing,
While the giant tries all their lordiv arna
10 the music grandly swing
AS the grhy-haired sires, too old to 6ance
Sir back and around the wall,
And sway to the time of coutradanca
At jolly, rustic ball.
And the dancers shall be the trembling 1eaves
That nrc thick In the Autuu,n-air ~
That have bid adteu TO the parent sorav
And are falling everywhere.
Tncir mfsS1hil IS done, and their morning strife.
They are shroudiuE the earth with Votd.
To wait resurrection and coming life.
Eur1chiug the fol- oiest-mold.''
Hope is ours, for there's nothing On Earth goes
to waste: eo00
These leaves may be leaves again.
Aud Ih. Chemist Ut Nature full well kno&v. hov
10 change them to muscle or brain -"
So it's Tar from impossible, however strsnpa
That some Of these leaves may be
Transformed into peaches, and some into cream
For sou. and perhap3, too for me.
NEWMAN.
, 1880-10-17

a
Mr.W. 4. Nixons Chicago Real Estate Circular
says; "Capitalists who have paid much atten-
don to real estate so a. to be aware OF the great
difference in values between the choicest prop
erty and other less fayorably situated, though
perhaps only lew hundred feet, away, may
be SURPRISED If they analyze the figures
offered for tho Haycrly Theatre property.
These prices, too, are offered by some Of
our greatest Institutions and shrewdest
capitalists. Cash rental has boen offered for the
above "a high as III, 600 per anauu1 By party
who proposes to tear down the present building
and put in Its place au Office block to cost $780,
600. The present lessee offers SO, ,000 per annuul.
but at this price ha considers tho building OF
value, and the Board OF Education have decided
tn lease the property to the First National Bunk
on value to be determined by nppraisement.
6ou1e OF tho members believe that this will re-
suit IN tnrEer rental thun SIT ,0o por annum,
out taking this offered price It represents at 5
per cent the present rate on Arge ground leases)
$540OV OF falue, and this for lot u feet front
ny lb6 deep shows price offered Of over $t%uD
per TOOL Ii the corner Of Monroe and Dearborn
streets pe worth this price, whnt fs the value of
our most central business property
The old Post-0 Office building now occupied BY
Of Education to the First National Bank for
hrty years. with tha option Of twenty more, ut a
rental OF g por cent on the valuation, which ia
to be appraised every five years. The bank Ia
to e1pend not less than Sl00, 600 In improve
ments. and aEreea to sublet to the Public
Library, " Whtch, however 1t IS we'll known, can-
not afford to rent from the bank
, 1880-10-17
CALENDAR FOR TIE WEEK.
CR0WDING THE MOURNERS.

Democratic Prophets Coming to Grief
THE 1t WORLDS" ORACLE SWEPT" OVERHEARD
Editor 4's'ss' sGsfta sf:4 o12 Rtss& e to S<~ r'r7
| believe ne will carry Ohio It still looks thai
way. During the past two days the Republican
leaders, with the outlay Of vast sums Of money
have gained a little ground, but they hayemuct
more to gain to save themselves, and do moi
believe that they have the time to do so. be-
ieye that they already feel that they are defeat
ed. 1regrer that the Presidential election does
not take place on the came day we elect State
Indiana and Ohio.
RIGHT FOR ONCE,
Net0 York SUIT Oct g.
Il both Ohio and Indiana go for the Republic
ans, Garfield will be elected In November.
JUST wHAT DID II.
Special Dispateh to albany Aryus, Oct. IT,
as the contest In this State closes Tonight the
indications are thnt the Democrats will carry
The result will be due to tho great popularity
of Hancock. and the extraordinary industry Of
3ir. Barnllm, the Chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee.
4 41SCALCULATION.
Syracuse Courier. Oct. H.
We expect that the current ls set so strongly
IN favor Of a change that the Eepub b1icaus in
Indiana will be routed.
BARSUM AMONG TIE WOUNDED.
Before Chairmnn Barnum left here yesterday
u
ference that he had every confidence in Ohio
going Democratic, and that Indiana would ba ye
to look out or be benten by the State to the east
ward.
THE IMPOSSIBLE ACCOMPLISHED.
IPdsh{ncton Dispateh to PHILADELPHIA Prrxy Oct g.
Letters were received here to-day from Sen-
ator Voorhees, and Mcdonald, and ex-Goy. Hen
bricks. or Indiana. in which it is stated in the
nost positive terms that the State Is sure for the
democrats. and that 1t is au urtcr impossihliry
Tor the Republicans to curry it.
A NEW WORD FOR IT.
4t:anta Constitution, Oct. .
Ii Ohio doesn't whe7l into the Democratic line
On the Eth, the Republican majority will be CUT
down to fatal figure.
EXPECTATIONS BLASTED.
Norfolk Landmark. Oct r.
To-day the great battle will lie Joined in In
diana and Ohio. We expect to carry the first
and to make gains In the second.
6oW DO You LIKE THE ANsWER2
albany Arp.s Uct. S.
IT me -, Tribune Inquired the other day, What
next week. and the country in November, the
Tribune Will be afforded an opportunity to ro-
fleet candldly and soberly about what it means
GRAPHIC POINTS.
And now. perhaps, the Democratic politicians
begin to see that they made 4 mistake in not
nom mating Mr, 11!den at Cincinnuti
= Taxing One consideration with another the
LOT Of the Democratic politicians Gun scarcely be
called u happy one.
't All is vanity and vexauon Of .spirt," said
the preacher; and the Maior-GeneraI echoes the
sentiment
1t is safe to say that Governors Island will not
bc ovcrrun by pilgrims SO much RS it was.
That cOld bnst from Maine has bu1 very
braciug effect out West
, 1880-10-17
INVOCATION TO PEACE.

Ah weary heart! ah throbbing brainl
lnduitude Of wo aud pain
Where shall cool my burning eyes?
Ah when shalt ceuse my wearied quest
" lotus-land--so,nc dream-rciled nest
Where brood:ng Peace With folded wings
The subtle charm Of quiet 1inEs?
sfnk with troubled dreams to rest,
Ihnf yield no stiace to my breast;
wake with vague and wondering pain,
IAl Memory stlnga my heart again;
And morn, and eve, und radiant sky,
And smiling lip, or kindly eye
stu hnus my heurt with wo oppressed:
Dear God, my spirit pines for restl
, 1880-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

The South Park Commissioners, In response
to their request for names, have received the
following suggestions for naming the South
Parks: For the East Park: Marquette, Gen.
Grant, Waterscape, Bancroft Prescott, Orient,
jackson, and Wabun- For tho West Park:
Hennepin, La Sallo, Joliet, Gen. Sweet, Gen.
Sheridan, Landscape, Whittier, Bryant, Long,
fellow, Occldeat, and La Fuyette. No action has
been taken. The most natural names for these
two parks would be Lawn Park and Lake Park
respectively, as the characteristic feature Of
eteh would be expressed in those titles.
Contracts hare been awarded TO J. B. Smith i;
Go. fur curbing, filling, and paving the intersec-
tien anu III front OF sundrH lots abuttiDg on
Wentworth avenue, between Twenty ninth and
Thirty-third streets, and to John II. Haas for
the supplying OF all the special castings re-
CURED for use OF the water-plpe extension until
Oct. !, 1881, the material to be delivered Mt the
pipe-yards> near Chicago avenue bridge.
The Ashland avenue bridge is to be open Mon
day.
The thirty SIX inch main on Blue Island ave-
mug bus been laid MS far south AZ Twelfth street,
and the extension is going on.
, 1880-10-17
Delayed Dispatches from Eminent
QeMOcrAf2.

+ DEAA|G GU DA5pascAeS from Em1nE0t
Democrats.
The following dispatches tby maiD came too
late, or rather early In the morning. for our last
| edition:
CHARLESTON, 8. C.. Oct. 13-1t Is bad case of
| misrepresentation. Indiana has apparently up
the yirglntans; have considered what IL Lee aud
| Stoaewal jackson would have donet were they
| nlive; and have proceeded to do the oppost
me result IL INTERNAL It beats anything since
| the Wahl WEIGHED HAMPTON.
GRAnERor PARK, New York, Oct. ls-Ap~
| pearances tnd;sUusatly indicnte that the usi1-
1ruct OF unlimited pecuntary resources {best q.
5. 0ocumenta} unstfntcdly furnished to the mis-
guided populace Ut tne October Commonwealths
has not entirely prevented them from condon-
ing the colossal fraud which co,upnssed my re-
tirement from the Presidency in 1919. Military
candidates are evidently dlstasteful to nation
u! constituency tradronally accustomed to con
st1tutfona forms. S1PHER J. T1LDEN-
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 13-Detailed returns are
not all In; but have discovered that. when Il
cathedral has fallen on ones hend. few bricks
ef ns ma
mated By the Democracy, instead or an army
pupinjay cooped UP on IN island in New York
sitting in sackcloth and ashes over u great dis
astcr. THURMAN.
CoSrEpR1r X-RoADs, Ky., Oct. 13.--Yoor telly-
gra1n to hand Heven jest returned from u pri-
vate biznes trip ncrost the Ohio River with few
derstaudin arix, am conrind to my led with a
lusserated jaw. and Gin only write this repu tn
empty deuijonn fur II tabel. Wflc Incidentally
asslstin the Jefessonyan Dimocracy uv Evans
Vile fu perform ther duty ut the poles On Tous-
Garfield birelin catltn bisself e. S: Martial and
leadln squad Nv perlce; and hammered un-
order. I hev photographed Hancock 1hat the
democracy can't win onless he stations troupes
nt the poles to perfect his friends and secure n
Free Ballet The result in Indiana makes me
sick to the stomick, but Bascom's grosery is
near S~>d ther Is sum soils ther. T. NAsBY.
, 1880-10-17
: BUILDING.

Building contractors were never 20 prosper
ous US now. The difference in the cost Of brick
and wages between now and the beginning Of
the season IL more than Offset ny the greater
activity OF business. 4 proof Of the prosperity
Of the building trades is seen In the overrun
condition Of the planning mills. Every one in
the city has more orders than it can fill, and
numbers Of buildings are delayed by the nou-
delivery Of the mill work.
In the building permits Of the week were
those to d. P. Hutchinson, four-story brick
store, at Nos. II and ~ Fifth avenue, SIC, 600;
Robert B. Webster, tWo-story brick burn, at No.
258 Chicago avenue, 5000; George Mulson,
three ssory store and dwelling. at No: 571 Noble
street, $5N0: George Otis, two-story brick barn,
at No. lsl0 Michigan avenue, $1,200; E. Sturte-
want, two-story brick dwelling, at No. 2<3 Peoria
street, 81 Mo; to j. HeTpler, to erect two-story
dwelling, Division street, near Ashland avenue.
to cost $50: Dne to D. Goodwin, Jr.. to erect
two story dwelling, Erie street, near State, to
cost S1,6oo; to A. M. Payne. to erect two-story
dwelling In the same vicinity, to cost $500; to
a. G: King. to erect two-story dwelling, corner
OF Wilcox and Campbell avenues to cost $22,U00.
, 1880-10-17

IT, improved, dated oct. Is {Hetnrich EteRe TO oo
iJacoo '*'' @A'S
KoRTH Or CITY LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS or sRV3N
MILES OF THE couHr-aoUsf-
Dempster-piaoe, 8aaftw " of nnmmT road. p I, %
1l76 r. dated ocG Is (Juhn Noble to John >. ~,
DUMMY rsaa, 81 Il; 81 aeifosa ii, t. @
lQJxl5O T. dated Oct III Edgar SANDERS 70 ,.eo
elaAk H. 1aenonKl... A*~
SOUTH Or olTF LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF a1F1A
N1LKs or THE CouAT-AoQsS-
shurtle6 ~. $50 It n Of Forty third 81. I. 3x
Ise4 II, dated Oct. Il C. ia ". Il. Palmer TO- ,so
naeg a. q Il az Green, x;xi5 il ~
dated Sept % IL. II. Butterueld 70 Patrick I'm
Wentworth ~. 50 II h Of Graylook AZ, I: aof
to alley. dated Oct Is tLouts Glana 10 Martin "a.
The following ia the amount OF city and
suburban transfers within radius OF seven
miles OF the Courthouse filed for record dur
ing the week ending Saturday Oct, 10: City
Sales; 1ol; consideration. s4A,e7l. North ., Of
city lirnits-Sales, g.; consideration, $1o8l5.
South Of city limits-Saes, II; consideration.
ST 1853: West Of city lmits-saies, s; consider
alton. $lh ~ Total sales, I'll. Total consider
ton, $Tl2, ,7ga.
, 1880-10-17

Cleanse and mofsten the dry stickey month of
patients and refresh them with Hop Bitter1 d.
luted with cool water.
, 1880-10-17

NEW YORK; OCT. u, 1ss0.-Col. r.. q. lnQcrsou,
Washington, o. c.: Do you recoliect an old book
yon reaa the
Psalm, verse;. MARSHALL JEWELL.
, 1880-10-17

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. IL. 1ss0.-1he Hon.
Marshau Je,peu: Good for the Bible: cougratu
late you On the evidence OF your splendid man
agement. This Inauguration Of Garfield has
commenced. r, G. 1NGERSOLL.
, 1880-10-17

NEW IoRE. Oct. Is, l3s0.-Jnmes, 4. Garfield,
Mentor, o.: The Democratic campaigu up to this
time has been mainly one Of ISLANDERS upon your
fair name. congratulate you upon the result
IN Ohio yesterday. The large majority given to
the Republican ticket In your native State Is q
complete and unauswcrable refutation Of these
Caiumnie9, MARSHALL IEWRL.L. Chairman.
, 1880-10-17
a FRAGMENT.

I. ~ For The CHICAGO 1rtbtsn&. =:
I'm happier now - ,-...:.: /:
-. Than have been before. Il.
Knowledge is happiness ~
Lei me know more! ~ = =. :;
i. :' ~
:: What ts a happy lKa7 .. 80 -.
: Ever to knuw- :.zat
.: Ever to read md think, -,
;. Study and grow.... p t.
Z. :Dyng. to eain. ;" =.
: In, an instant, forsooth- - = =
- Observation-Disclosures, J.
.'operishing youth ,4SRAx ELLIE
-, ,,Qnack Nostrum" is term not at all aP
ooeable tn Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
, 1880-10-17

Frank Hammer. ,,,,,................... l65o
Euribut St n 8Slo II = ~ nf ii rMenomiuee I, HIlM
tacnb ~. nsdsn,S oateo oo& 70 'heltea qlo
, 1880-10-17

H.
the continuity by which the work aims at e1sos
az u whole. and thus diminish the peasnre.
the public to expect -:
The Vienna Neto Free Press, one Of the besa
speaks as follows Of Miss Clara Louise Kellogg:
"s,kefersing to Miss Kellox1's appearance "
vienna we cunnot speak otherwise than In tarne
vocalist OF the first rink Her great tneta,
however. does not 50 much consist in -tfs
vlrtHosity Of her tiorid singing Us in the ge9-
bic sense OF the beautiful with which she rea:
ders even the smallest phrase. In this resRec
sue reminds one vividly ct Nine. Patti ua. =
OF her voice are not what they WERE The voles
Is re=zo soprsuo, iu the upper notes still soIt
anu pleasing: the low notes. however. are daal
and ,I doubtful and the highest. beginning 1!i Ha
Is. Will nor bear Forcing without becoming aae1lt
nue. Wishing we had known her when her VOICE
was IN an its perfection, we cannot do othee.iso
than congratulate ourselves now on hav,os
tinsuished an artist Wiz Miss Kellogg =
rudest yeEdlan melodies flowed ennoblsa and
xrR 4ps1c. =:
9y the Lane" song. and chorus, BY John - -.
1ol!et-' Little Sweetheart, Smile Again. s2aS
N, Sna Gfhssrus ct BY Hil!!iam r Keefer
=, Boston: Oliver Ditson & CO. Chicago: Lyon
Heaiy: The Smith - and 1.-The Posttlllon:
songs for children. by Franz Abt; ''Monodyt
or tne Lost Tones, by Carl Gollmick; mrara.
alSe, sncreti song and chorus, By 9. 2. Whs9a.
:. " My Lady. smife.' bnss suux, BY r. r. Greely.
- Le nevclf," marche uilitaire BY L. streaboax:,
scotch song: :" Busk Ye,, Busk Ye, Ny Bonnie
nrias; Hymn to America BY Fesnanoo
hnqFlilon: clustering Conrade.' for piano.
by Heinrich Ltchner; sfoscheies' studies tor tn9
pane. Nos: s-12: ~'' Amlabie Polka" BY tan
Fanst:. 1.-THE arrows Flight q leap-5eas
galop, By Angelo u. Head -
The sun., 1880-12-12
Some Other Volumes.

collection Of XNNVL Lyrics and XII
Sonnets, by I. b. ALDRICH NIoughton. Minlin 4
Coz shows the perpetual charms which dwell
in simplicity and elegance As II contrast to tho
fantastic sentiment and strained uso o. Ian
guage which so infect the modern fashion in
poetry. we flnd in Mr.. Aldrichs poems a deli
cate fancy an utter absence OF afroctatiou. and
a huency and fitness of versiNcation which can
only be The result OF severe good taste COM
bined with the most finished literary work.
The style OF the book does Justice also to these
traits in its contents.
A charming series OF papers on natural his
tory is Friends Worth Knouing. by ERNEST
INGERsoLL tHarpers), Tho different essays on
snallS, mice. birds. and 30 forth. have appeared d
at various times in magazines. and are here
gathered together. with illustrations which ad
greatly 10 thor value. They are inter ded 10
form popular work. but they urs also written
by one who has a scientific knowledge Of his
subject, Rs woll as that natural attraction for /,
The sun., 1880-12-12

and tho first named disorder ho dis
covers at all points tho closest nnalo-
gies. Each disease he says. requires.
above oil things. on-transmission
from person to person. which in tho cnse OF
consumption takes place most frequently by
inhalation. Each must have its specific virus.
which must reach mucous membrane or
brokon surface in order to be absorbed and in
duco tho disease. Each manfests itself by n
local lesion. from which II spreads and becomes
general. Each is transmitted 10y heredity. and.
thus transmitted. may be latent for longer or
shorter time. Again. while both diseases may
be inherited. 1t is also true that both diseases.
in the vast majority of cases. are not the fruit OF
inheritance. but acquired; and finally. both
tuberculosis and syphilis may disappear from
tho body entirely, and perfect euro may re-
suit, although with either 1t is not always pos
sible to feel sure that. oven whore it is appa-
rontly cured. 1t may not return.
The sun., 1880-12-12
which insures his making It attractive to,

which insures his making It attractive to,
others.
1t seems n pity that tho gifted young authors
oi"Applo Blossoms" should Mt the very ou,ses
OF their career, bo oxhausting their talents.
The poems OF young girls Of fifteen and sixteen
must bo chiefly interesting because OF their
promise OF bettcr things to como. and for such
promise their efforts havo already gained full
recognition. But when yearly succession Of
similar volumes is brought forward. 1t becomes
necessary that they should bo subjected to more
searching criticism. Promise s not performs
anco. and in Al Round The Year. by ELAINE
GoopAIE and DORA REIDE GooDALE tG. T. put-
nam's Sonsl. there can be found no poems dc-
serving OF special praise for their absolute
merit The writer's. who undoubtedly show fa-
cilty and talent will be more likely to attain
real excellence II they wait for greater maturity
OF mind and feeling before agnin committing
themselves to tho judgment Of the public
The sun., 1880-12-12

A. yet unbroken Stormy voice Of Francei
Who dost not lave our Englnnd-sU they sayi
know ut-England, France, all man TO be
win make people mans race be run;
And !. desiring that diviner day,
Yield thee iu thanks for thy full courtesy
To younger England IN the boy my son.
There is something noble in tho reverence
with which the English laureate. who in his
time has known what 1t is to be beloved. II not
revered. bares his head to ono who might be
termed. in point OF years. his own cocval. but
who among living poets is acknowledged TO
have no compeer. NJ. w. II.
The sun., 1880-12-12
And here is n simile which renders at least in
telligibe n much-discussed psychological pho
nomenon. to wit. love 1t first sight:

And here is n simIle which renders at least in
telligihle n much discussed psychological pho
nomenon. to wit. love 1T first sight:
Love at nrst sight
Nav sccm-with gondy rhyme and reason Tor it
los>bIc-at hrst Gimuse, aud for laco
Gone IN mumcnt-strange Yet once, when
came On Lake Llauhcrrs ~ the dak
nron'e'S ulght WIN storm-9ne lightning fork
The ull day after, yet IN retrospect
That less than muncnttry thunder.skctch
Oi lake and mountain conauers all the day,
In Tho Lovers Quarrel" the poet obtains n
powerful hold on the emotions of the reader
through the species OF shock administered by
tho nbrul tness and simplicity with which the
catastrophe is disclosed in the last line. We
quote the last two stanzas:
And thcnhe sent me a letter 1--WE gotten my work to
You wouldn't kiss me, my lass an never loved any but
am sorry for all the quarrel an sorry what sac
wrote,
hu SIX weeks work Jersey and 60 to night by the
boat
An the wind began to rise an thought VI him out at
An irt had been to blame he always kind to mo-
wait htuc my Il S. am sure i'm all come right
An The boat went down that nsht-the boat went down
that night
We cite also sonnet to Victor Hugo with
which tho reader possibly is unfamiliar:
Victor in Drama victor ia Romance,
Cloud, weaver Of phHntasmll hopes and fears
French OF the French, and Lord Ol human tears;
ChildloNCr; Bard wnCse fame III / urrl ls glanc.
Darkening the wrcatls Ot nl that would advance.
BeyOnd our strait, a. cir CLARA 10 be thy peers;
weird Titan By thy winter weight " years
The sun., 1880-12-12
The best lines In Columbus are the follow
ing which ascribe to the great navigator u not
uncarned remorse:

sun for all that my lord.
living here bcdTdien and alone,
Cast Uh put by, secuted by court ana king
The nrst disCovcrer staTNes-his followers, all
Flower into fortune-our worlds wav-audI
without a roof that can call mine own,
with scarce coin tn buy a meal withal
And sceing what \ door Tor scoundrcl scum
Iupcn'd To the West thro' which the lust
yIllainy violence, ayAcice, Of your Spain
POurd in on all those hapny naked isles
Their kindly native princes slain or slaved,
Their wives aud children spanish cOncuuiues,
Their innocent Osuitaliues quench'd In blood
Some dead Oi hunger. some bene til the scourgc,
Some over-labor'd. some by their own hands
Yea, the dear mothers Grazing Nature Kill
Their babies nt the breast tor hate II Suain--
All. G.d the harmless people whom we found
In HlspanolR's island Paradise
Who took US for the very Gods from Heaven.
AMI We have sent them very Ne nds from He'll;
Aud myself. n yself not blamcess, |
Could : W ish NJ led the
The sun., 1880-12-12

And here Is what Sir John Oldcastle Is made
to say OF Henry ". in whom most OF US see only
the large and genial lneaments which Shake
speare gave him. Tennyson reminds US that
this jocund roysterer was scarcely seated on the
throne when no began a frightful persecution
OF the Wickliffites and bounded to death his
old eomrade Lord Gotham. for insisting that
the Bible might be lawfully translated into Eng
lish. and for denying tho authority OF the Pope:
, 1880-08-06
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the
China Wash House, formerly owned
by Lun Sen, of this city, and more
recently owned by Chinaman Tom,
has been purchased by the under
signed, Ah Clip, who will conduct
the same hereafter on the most ap-
proved plan--soliciting the patron
age of the public as heretofore.
rs ct All GIP.
, 1880-08-06

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ssstrry ~inaa. Apsast iss. o. a
as passed pmr Cay ~ Chrsasf.
sad o. sgor psssrd s2mt En-
Pee. borh l.aan8 ssssh Faasrugrrs
-ls M~sA sui ~if. Va hea3ef
so.. W. hse~r sn4 ssis. Ma CHASE,
Mss Chsss, W H5-ara, Ms p
A. ss, Mrs. Hlt1a Gsd rblA. Mss
n utsEss. Mrs JrsgHas, n ~ BarsA,
WD- l~austl, NJ BaksS. Hssry
Hss6eid, sad g. ssrsrsxs. CaBsxr
res AA.Q. M, " > Mi.iyr, C.
C. Bartlett, {. y CiAFp, G Barsh -
rop, J. A Martin, w. BlsnAaH, q, y.
Gerriah A. Co. LG. r. GArss. J. Wait
iug, Capt Dos, G. r. Bal, c. Esssb.
beis, pr. y. Mead, VI. &, wilhsoa,
J. Mclutyre, ". ID. Hill & soph z.
ID. Mill, A. J. Brown, Waterman 4
RAaz, w. Hsndersoa.
, 1880-08-06

II is no matter Of surprise shEs af
ter being elected president Of the
Mexican republic. General Gonzales
should have been fred upon. At
tempted assassination is the natural
sequence to presidential elections iQ
Mexico, and General Gonzales could
not hope to escape this prominent
feature Of the ceremonies which pre-.
cede Inauguration. There is a pos,
sibility that he may survive these at
tacks, as the ruling president, Gen.
Diaz, is reported as being his friend,
and Gen. Disz is man whose friend
ship is worth having.