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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMoRY Go. A, FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT, !
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. c.,

ARMoRY Go. A, FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. c.,
SACRAMENTO May %, $780,
The officers and members OF Company A are
hereby ordered to assemble at Armory, THIS
Thursday EVENING, at o'clock sharp, in full
uniform, Tor the purpose OF proceeding to Nevada
City, to hold annual target practice, in compliance
with General Orders. Members will provide them
selves with blankets. The Camp will be all pre-
pared on arrival at Nevada City. The Company
will march from the Armory to depot, at o'clock
this evening By order of
F. J. KEARNEY, Captain.
VIM. LOWELL o. S. tB. Cl m27-lt
Brie-a-Brac Club Regular meeting
POSTPONED for one week. By order. NORTON
BUSH, President. m27-1t"
ENTANTED-A STICKER AND PLANER.
w Apply at NJ street Mill, between Front and
Second streets, this morning, between and
O'Clock. m27-1t'
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HOLT & GRANT

NTUSEC FURNISHED FOR ALL COCA sa
I'VE sions. f. S. GRANT, No. 10l5 Sixth IL
street, between and X. n. S. HOLT, No. Ef3h
1921 Fourth street, between and X. E-ISs
apl7-istf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Knights OF HonOr.-Uniiy Hodge, No. 20SS.
Knights OF Honor, will meet in Firemen's Hall,
Eighth street, between and &, THIS Thursday
EVENING, May 27th at 7:30 O'Clock, for business.
Every member expected to be present.
A. H. POWERS, Dictator
FRANK AVERY, Reporter. IB. 81 m27-lt
Special Assembly OF sacFa-
mento Commandcry. No. 3 Knights Tenn <'ysd<R~
p1ar at the Asylum. THIS CThursday) s4
EVENING, at S o'clock. Sojourning Sir
Knights are courteo1sIy invited to attend. MN
.By order of VIM. N. PETRIE, f. C.
W B. DAVIS Recorder. nn27.lt,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-27
MEDICAL LECTURES.

4 INVOLVEMENT OF REGULAR COURSE
N Medical Department, University OF California.
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The Regular Course of Lectures will begin OF
WEDNESDAY, June 2. 1889.

At S o'clock, at TOLAND HALL San Francisco.
All communications must be addressed TO
Z. A. BcLEAN, NJ. D.
Coz Merchant street, corner Montgomery,
m22-2p2w san FrilnciseO
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-27

This is the result of test of public opin-
ion in regard to the alleged spontaneous p
demand for the nomination of Grant.
Every Western State, with the exception
of Illinois and Colorado, both of which
have been captured by the machine in no.
torious opposition to the sentiment OF the
majority of the Republicans, has declared
against Grant and third term. Nor is
the showing in the Eastern States any
more encouraging to the stalwarts. !"
For example, New Jersey, Maine, Con-
necticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, have elected
90 anti-Grant delegates, as against Grant
delegates, to the National Convention. We
thus have in these Western and Eastern
States total of 2S6 anti-Grant votes to II
Grant votes; and yet some of the Grant
managers continue to pretend that the
party is pining for his nomination, and
that he is, as the ridiculous New York
Herald puts it, the only fit candidate.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-27

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-27
The Ponce Indian Casc-suif toJ Quiet
Title

OMAHA, May 26th.-The fact was made
public here to-day that two suits have been
commenced in the United States Courts of
Nebraska, and three suits in the United
States Courts OF Dakota, to settle the title to
the old Ponca Indian reservation, which lies
partly in Nebraska and partly in Dakota.
These suits are against the Sioux nation, the
Poncas being plaintiffs. They would have
been begun several months ago, but owing to
a difficulty of obtaining service ON Spotted
Tail and Red Cloud, the matter has been de-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-27

HALIFAX, May 26th.-The Ship Borneo,
oil laden, from New Orleans for Trieste, was
disnasted in the gale of the 18th. and COM
pletely wrecked in a fog on Beaver Island
ledge, while trying to make Halifax. The
cargo will likely prove total loss.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-27

WASHINGTON, May 26th.-The Secretary
of War to-day transmitted to the Senate, for
its consideration in connection with the ma
jority and minority reports of the Pacific
Coast Board of Engineers on the subject of
proper site for the proposed harbor of ref
uge, n letter from Colonel Stewart. senior
member of the Board, covering a comlnunica-
ton from Prof. George Davidson, of the Coast
Survey, in the nature of report on the same
subject. The communication is very lengthy,
and concludes with the remark that the loca-
ton Of the harbor of refuge should be south
,.-nrd of Etrnsnnnt (,it,-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
The Growth of Wealth In New York.

Fifty years ago only one citizen in
New York city, John Jacob Aster. was
worth more than 81 100000. Now It Is
asserted that over five hundred men in
the metropolis whose wealth is estimat.
ed at 81 100000 aud over. Then New
York had little more than 100000 peo.
pie now, including adjacent towns
and the population within radious of
fifty miles of Union Square, it includes
not far from 100000. And then, adds
the New York Times, I'VE had no no.
tells: newspapers, libraries, theaters
worthy of the name we had no ocean
crossing steamers, no modern improve
ments, few foreign fashions, no regular.
ly.recarring defalcations, little official
or legislative corruption, no stupendous
municipal debt, no reckless ambitions,
no blooming" Wall street, not many
luxuries, but an amazing amount OF
public and private honesty"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
DEATHS.

hINIEk-In Bcnner township. on "Wednesday,
December i, ls7p, Florence KnmA laut htef of M
and Mfs y Hunter, Aesd 2 vears. rBonils and
II dAys.
stAhfE-on the leth q December. 1sfg. at Cole
Niilo, 81 consumption, John sharpe, ged - sssTs
ne "ah butlei 10 the cemetery at this place uu
Thnrsdsy the lsth.
STRAY ER-On the sth Of December Issp near
ksbcrsburg Mrs. Auaa v Strayef aged p6 ,carr 5
months and II days.
fHlilfs-on the &fh q neoembsr 1879, In Mill
heim Jonathan Thilips sged ~ years 10 H0n'hs
and days.
"ALLAoHAR-la the boruugh Of Howard. sab
hath afternoon, the 2sth OF Dccemisg Is1p Antho-
ny "ailashcr, aged about s. yesr
The body Of the deceasea wus hrouebt 70 Rrieiauts
on Tuesday for iniermsnt In the Catholic cemetery.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
A Pleasant Surprise,

Mr.. EDITog,-The Injunction IL, "Ren.
der therefore 10 all their dues ''--"Honor
10 whom honor is due" 1t il meet, there
fore, that the people of Buffalo Run Pres
byterian church and vicinity should have
this honorable public mention, that on
December 18th they gave their minister
and his family a very pleasant surprise.
On the afternoon Of Friday there arrived
at the Milesburg parsonage four gentlemen
and their spring wagons - the wagons
filled with nearly all the necessaries Of
life. After pleasant congratulations the
gentlemen carried the contents of their
wagons into the kitchen, the cellar, the
stable, &c. II was surprising 10 see the
quantity of good things they had gathered
up-four, buckwheat, corn, potatoes, ap-
pies, beef, hams, butter, lard, ssusages,
dried fruits, apple-butter, jams, turkeys
chickens, 6cc. After this they gathered in
the sitting-room and spent some time in
agreeable conversation. All these things
are worth much for their intrinsic value,
but the kind feeling they express il worth
incomparAbly more May they and theirs
realize that alt is more blessed 20 give
than to receive" "Cast thy bread upon
the waters for thou shalt find il after
many days" W.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

more active than at my last report We
have added some new members, but not
so many young people as would desire.
The sisters OF our Order could bring
about this much desired change of en-.
livening our Oranges with the refining
influences of the youth of our country.
If the sisters would go actively to work,
there is not a Grange in the State but
would add dozen or more 10 their
ranks OF this much needed material 10
give life and vigor TO our meetings, and
a joyous sunshine 10 all who might come
under their pleasant influences.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
Provision Market.
MARRIAGES.

HARPER-kLINGE the re,tdrprs 4f the
iHid"s iatbef, iu this place on TUESDAY evening
p"'eintfT -, 1879, NJ simon HaJef g. Niss Nsg.
Ri' hhnEer, all q this place.
SHJNk-blCKENsoNy- On the Sth 4 Ba-srHlrr.
it'' ~ J. II kfiisnydsr, Be-. Nj. Gearst v,
skunk and Mics Jennie L. Ditksusap. l.atb a Penn
township. Centre county
SlN1k.lCH-LoNG.-Ou the gist af prrsnhsr.
iNfR N centre Hall, w Rev v Ti-cbs5 NJ,
aae'h eingetteh sHd Miss Amelia Laue 10th ui
1Tcgg township.
RAJ hA'hAt-FIhNkR.-Ath the parsonage. Madia 0u}urr.
"n b"eemtrf IL ls5a, ly ksy " n stUrar. NJ.
Nhaflos kachau Hl Nsdtsouburg o. Miss Carris
St0veF u Tafmets Mills
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

Advertisements calculated by the inch In length
of column and any less space is rated full inch
Foreign advertisements must be paid for before in-
sertioR except yearly contracts, when hafyearly
payments in advance will he required.
POLITICAL NoTCEs. u cents per line each Insertion
Nothiag inserted for less than 80 cents.
BUSINESS SoTcEs, in tho editorial columns, Is cents
per line, each insertion.
LocL NoTiCEs, In local columns, 10 cents per line.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF MARRIAGES AND DEATHS inserted
zee; but all obituary notices will be charged cents
per line.
SPECIAL NOTICES 25 per cent. above regular rates.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

Last week Mr.. J. q. Kurtz Of Milton
erected a FIRE escape on the Bush House.
This escape is one Of the useful inventions
Of Mr.. KurtE, is simple in construction,
and in case Of FIRE might serve an excel
lent purpose. We trust the owners of
other buildings in Bellcfontc, which under
the law require are escapes, viii give Mr..
Kurtz chance upon their properties.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
-Eldnr n i MiichnII IL,

Elder n. J. Mitchell opened ,ori,.
Of meetings in his meeting-house a, How
ard, on Saturday evening last. which ,,p
continue two weeks or more. Mr.. ui,oh
ell will be assisted in his protracted lab.
By elders Long, Of Lock Haven 80,
Cooper, Of Scranton.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
TRAVERSE IUEOl


FHli .rTtuul Ur.ra -.r -.-s
Eiors De- DOLL and unchanged -aTrs .f Itsl.,.... q.
l4, '"Ai"E ~ lhHes9,n 'Lita family Of t'tH.- T+..
syltaH.s g. 80. 81 f-a- q. s.U. @. q. .. ;--.
and patent aud sihrI igh grade, o. :. ,..a-E.
hHEAf ls huuef and iH better r.uursi -.Ea. -
o. bnthels, inrlu1UE western ffs.i,I q, :. .-sF ~
F"i At " -. Aurf rj - ~ lal .. anH N. -,-. I
'aiaf ~i 49, salla Al tHr .,,ra Iafr. fr.f ..r
there urfs Do tfausagiI.u
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

"A Howard correspondent states that
an epidemic Of marrying seems to have
ovcrtaken that staid village weddings oc.
curing with unusual frcquency-some.
times at the rate Of two day. One of
the latest victims was Mr.. ]. ID. Hall.
who surrendered at discretion 10 Miss
Carrie, youngest land we are told, hand
somest) daughter of the late James Hev-
erly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

The Presbyterian congregation at this
place are out of debt, and consequently
feel very grateful and jubilant. The con.
gregational meeting, which always occurs
on the afternoon Of New Years day, will
on the present occasion partske more Of
the nature Of Thanksgiving service.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

JANUARY jury LIST. - The ',.,..
drawn for the term Of court conmcrci,.
January 70, are as follows.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

IF you miss the recitation given by
Cope tonight at the Court House you will
mi1 rare treat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

We were particularly fortunate in
having Lew Simmons swoop down upon
us with his really excellent minstrel troupe.
The very name Of Lew Simmons is enough
to iill any house, however large or small
lie occupies such position in the world Of
negro minstrelsy A. 10 Justly entitle him
10 be called the "Prince of Commedians. -
He is not only thoroughly conscientious
and capable actor, but he is also COM
panionsble gentleman and clever fellow
During his stay here he made himself ex-
ceedingly social and agreeable TO large
number of old friends and also to the new
acquaintanees which he naturally made
Messrs. Bryant snd Eph. Horn-ibe second
give great promise Of be ,oming excel
lent actors, and it is not improbable that
they will occupy prominent place in the
future Of burnt cork artists. Bellefon;e
did itself credit by greeting Lew Simmons
and his company with an audience that
represented our best people. 1t Is not
often that We are honored by the visitation
OF such established merit. We hope they
will come again.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
Neic Advertisements.
Auditors Notice.

n the Orphans Court of Centre
= county In The matter of the Estats of JACOB
hOfkR late of foiter osHship decd.
The undersigned, an Audiiar appointed e. dEiibuis
The fund IN the hands of the Administrators among
those legally entitled therco vs meet tie parties
Interested ~ his once ia neliefoute, FRIDAY,
JANUARY =, A. = 1851 st 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Tot the
purpose of his appointment
Law w. C. UTTNLR. Auditar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
ton for license Ia the once of the cerk q the Court
of General Quarter Sessions q the Peacs in and i
Cehifc county and that application uiii BE- msae A
hs neHt Sessions ~ said Coaft to grant the same
$. II. kunes,---..-=-- -.......
LIT u a HARPER. CLERK
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
GRAsD JUEoEs.

William sIsJtts. THlyu i : a,.....,-..
Alexander Muller Spring. J.s A,tost,,, g. r rh'sf.
-" 70. 'atH'n, P"'tf. Cha. B Eharrr ~
~ 4, o.. a., ut5' ~ n'"ft Williams. H9.tgt.
y u f"ll.f. Fbiiil"butE. Ept Bietly - 'A.
William white burnside Hrrty "a l. tt,
Bcnj Hotter Howard b0fo. Jss + Kfsnf I'lLf'
W. IL N"il. rpfihR. LDnFtd Lob VII
u. &. Gsutzali Penn john NJ, e't'f
- ~ .'.t'fF AH'f Jafph kesue. Penn ''
"a u K,ea,,,., v,i ~ A'spn I1E.ir.i,.r,
" II h''""''' 'i''. -. Kline, IfYsafi ,..'
TRAyEEsE JURORS Rs-Ffgsr ,,rs,,
John y. Krsls, Ferguson. j. C. Rankin, ....-..
Dh'ih ~ H.hFy, f1ttsr. .Jark Fstzef H.gr.
kamuel ". Winter. Miles. EdvAtd H., -
80. tyIshhAI''' lay 4'f' y. u Els". N.=. r.,s ''
John I l<se. Potter 'Cauafrt. t...G 1. ~
Harrison Kline. spring William NJ. f. .-r
,ohshhrF 'uiuh, Bpggs. III A Miu.It lI....
John 1atbrirE spring. "a J .Tlgu4f.s.r a.,
u"htf btkF"fHH. rpuhF. Emanuel I.frr. -. -'
james Ariry, r., Worth Daniel f. u.I... ,'.'.f.
John Hufsf. Belisfuuta ltaFa l...,.,.. l' ff'.
Samuel Haftsf. Gfrgg AustIu s-t.,l,, ~ ''"i
Thomas {. Hyutz. College Patfi-l II..,,, L. 't.".
Thomas B.ch1ul. + rbus. b II E,..r ~ '"
Jonathan -paBRief' Mic. Etas.ft Itg,,,.,
Budd Thompson. Huston. William ode it., Af' l.
WIN. OiBRfy, hyuh. H : t,.ItrA.,t' a.
james stToHm. Potter. HAyIs Iya,. d. o.. ''-''ais
X. j. Haynes Hngw Ehoe HszrtlaE H.,
X Punsi-. TAYLOR haff.tarff I. y. e L'i
john y. DsbAss Curtin "a WuIi.,, ty... ..'f Bum
Fam hIhKk'i lh"n'lllf. J " rrffor. Isll.,',,.
Harry riuii"T, lAiIpshur. D.. 4 E,rs.r T.. ,''.'.
Israel kaufman. spring Jerry b sEelT.p. - T.
IhANEhsE 'JE"E--hE,pHD wKgE.
william AIllsou. Potter. John p.,s.., t..
William IsbI"r, Potter Found d. -....-, W -
ratnl GiliIland, Golls-e. John n $50.
1bDs. BUihuYrr. Fsrgusau John IH.,4' ,~.
S.''n ~ Htr'fft nhlH's- Ihefsa- baunsff ~.
Nm. II Gph-'n Potter. .Gslrge E.t.,,. II I'D.
Samuel Hoover. Taylor. .If,-I Wu,sf O.
J. Is Curtin, bJgsh william E-.. -
JaaIl Muss. Potter .Ifr.I u.-.. D.. 5..'-
Hugh Adams llastou M.ia.I t.,,..,
hlthsi = rhaH'i walker Fred lsH.rs'. Ham. ''
fiE. huutgsuleT Belle g. JHa. & II.r.a-,..-. al,
y hcsliu Hall. Howard g. Bea. Eg-E u..,i'. % .'''a
Thps. :. LuEls. Liberty Ci1sra d 49, A.,
Chas. Reese. -nos Shoe. G. 7 garI,..t f'.. p.
VIM hard MissbuFg 10. D No. 90 - ID. ''L.'.
~ '.ah' N''e' " tlllafN Boa. Es..r...t4
"'"'' H''''' ''il'F'. ~ u L'unrf t.l.,!-t.
'hAN LhSk Jt.oE>-THIED wEuk.
J. BoiIeau. Milctlurg. II o r..., lr....
John 4. IialIr.. G.rsg Blair t.,..,,.,.
'I'" 7A"'. " E4mbsfgrf. IIa 'a....t
IN g. II h"f HHri. Faf,au
- 'L'er 4"tt''s rir'l' tf.-aff.ar.. f.t..-f.,
J II Gufu. HHifmpan WFr..r. y,.. -t 2
Jos~ph Erkiry Shoe. J.1.r.-.r. f....- B.
Jassph EoChdol tl'.cffy IL .srs. d .r,...
A. u. Gulhlr. Gfs.E a l. t.,,t.,, :, 't..'s
] HoyuH!gs Ballafgtf.. JOIN L t.-I -E'
,aHl shuvtfs. NAlIsr. -s4aa,. I,s,.. ill.,.
k'uheu Lucas lle-=:4 I.Dr William , ,,..'.. 49,
" briauF tuuu. tHaff Ii.f I......
John Ta,lof. Greg. Gr..i Ian.
lohu llAtaIltar. ar,sg. U.aN " I..l.....1
John Miller. W4It,r p.f4- f.,..-. II. . '''.1
Nei' Hh'" L. u. bsH.sH. r.'.ar
%. y '~7'iI h'' .'eu Li.'f.l E..I.
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county, Pa.
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Payments made within three months will be con-
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No paper will he discontinued until srrearagen are
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Papers going out OF the county must be paid for In
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Any person procuring us ten cash Subscribers will
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Our extensive circulation makes this paper an un.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

A PLEAsAST ENTEgTAIsaEST.-W
foresight and care for the comfor. Of his
friends that did him rare credit, Mr.. Teller.
Of the Brockerhof House, provided ii
sumptuous lunch for them on the Friday
evening following Christmas. The spa
cious and elegant parlors Of the Hotel were
tbronged from hAlfpast eight O'Clock in
the evening until late hour by the hidden
guests Everything that could tempt the
palate was provided in abundance Delic-
ious cake baked away In distant Richmond.
crab, chicken and lobster salad occupied
prominent position upon the heavily laden
tables, and then came the cgg-nog and the
rest Of the little things calculated 10 revive
the dropping spirits Of those who had been
overcome by Christmas festivities. Among
the guests we noticed DR.. George Harris,
HARRISON Holt, w. c. Heinle. Harry
Hicks. Walter Zeigler, George and Harry
Brew, John /. Potter, Theodore Gordon,
J. L. Kur,z, Nose Montgomery, A. Brock.
erhof, G.. X. Barrett. Ir, and last but no,
least, w. A. Lyon. "Bill" WAS the centre
Of attraction. His fund Of Anecdote was
loosed TO Its utmost, and We are glad to
say thst notwithstanding the frequent
drafts upon him for NEW" story thew
we're always honored. He kept the crowd
in a roar for hours, and at last sank back
in the arms Of Harb. Holt, totally exhaust
ed. /; was a delightful evening 10 all
pres ent. and the genial host will long be-
remembered for his generosity and hospi.
tality
, 1880-09-11

nay, which is rich IN .oxic of ircn: 4 !a,xs
number of men nro 10 tr employed IN mfhlnH
tltn n3l lttc which Will tsn th'pph to England fur
!nnnnfactnru. Important iistDrcrtes nf mira
llnvo iHnn mnt|n at Like Sattnwnn, mar f!er-
ihIor. Dno tntns wns ilrst discnvcrrh BY mn In
tlian. El,' tnid hIs right Ftt fSN. THE trcf,oarr
for tbl,0N. flitls hnve lntcly he'sn made fnr a
vnlnhilln anslnnn!y mine tcnr, flcnIet, which is
ht prcsnht uwich In this city,"
Bptttat Ehspafth to 7ht Chicago Tfsh"ne.
OTTAWA, Sept. 1N.-An Item appeared In m
American tltspntt:h n dizzy or twn nH0. TINT tho
shipping y st!,ls A,ncriea aa been tsu,p9rar!-
tilst. II. tic 1:xpnrt Lumber C,1npuuy mrs lnml-
lnK three t,ArHt:H with Iumb.r fhr thut mnrkct
this week, unh sent furwnru four cargt,cs last
wts.k.
Sir Leonard TJley. during tho lust an.slnn nj
pMrIiumcnt, whEn ihtrfnluclrx hIs lntEkIng Resp
lutlDt,H, was wnrrh ly ne,n1.rt that IL. tatt,.e-
gueHco VIM ID ic scnrcity 81 bills u cre'!iMt1n
tieInw tho decentralization 1T 81. ftn rHf,lAcd tn
acrcEt tho Msee, und tl,t prnp'cs!"s tase t"'t,l
rntion two tnnnth.. md alrfntly tho want 1T hills
nt lug ti.!r g tlGtI9tninnt!on II y, Rtat tl'ht
fur tic CtlElfEnfrilcu uE tlpXG ttadlilK.
, 1880-09-11

Proof TINT Bcltzhuover Wrote tiao Fa-
nous Letter-<:urrldon l'uruIsI,o. n
uuta Sfwt..,,.,,t ur tt,o F.m.,s. ,,ua.x
M u! sease.nen u tho Fne1s unuef
unsn-o.nefs H.. VINO 1a"'e iAoard aa'nl-
~ psI".e4 to f.,,as<,Datu p,t..
mi u@,ss .,,i,,,,, sspt ~ n nTte 1"ws s1"eo"n.
tho Carlisle Herald to-day:
CnANnensuunn. ra,. Sept. .. 1aso.-7a The Ed.
TOR s,. ~ ~ e saa'%s i.eraa hase read ar, nets:
nooses a ctntoa''o "chM! u tAo nuthnFan!p u!
INC letter which appeafed III tho Carlisle ltrafa
tho rccIpient Of tho rt,ur. ,,rcm Il
ins, ~ n,vsn,, - ',t, ,ho 49," :.
@ Under wasa s' rscessd @ It. 1@' w"o sisGps Il ssis
Visited near rr.atlyo, who ba1 sutorctt @ .m ,,non
acr &c sNh year; During my brIof stny with her
sho Beoke Ut her mea,!s melting away, ut i'rnp-
esty % sho owned ,,s ntlan''ns or 10 revenue. e.e
s,. Sas ~ au. .s s a 'x, ~ .us
W" ,", a,a " us1u"v , "s a , sIu '4to ~ moo1' M
for ne,aou. sbo r"nIe', @ III .bal % sI,o bv % mi, sua
sta,vi thu. had sI.p uyajul hersclf Of The n boun.
iyof tho Government st'e might havo obtained
u ,'suaIon IN ucctunt Of her dnceascd husband.
waa was ,s. an honornoy discharged soldier lii tue
etnrt h,,;n ~ IT, f.tt ;nt 1ao ~ iv
Gy er fCr psnsiun N ISrax @ III: IL. us1a 81 ,r.ass,s
Woai ~ @ taile. ~ Try ttu'o 10 whlc tho GOV
,ir. n sucn &aiss ,4',i.nti1 @ ~" X
d aGtxhoovef s' Wiioso t!lstTst INC gua my r.
Sncs, n.y. t n,ai m H. !nof Mo
tWnutner specsAl not co!i!u 1G passed. tlttouEh
1onRtSsa caag!o tha uovGFa1scilt 70
u,,,,,,s ~ ~. " osne19neo suaa "nany
tssntaur ~ ~ u'!o OF ~ SINH aoteuos!H Ing etter
y ~ tl1Sat!oh WAs tns response Ioestttd 1foltl
AZ. !si, ur.t%Au4VeF: Wheh !! fca4 u Waa sosao.
s MnGt y, ataaaua ~ !s eentots; 4ha exnocaea sGFy
hoon ~ neMt tAlt, prothptea ~ INJURIES q dis.
ttFesLou tf'.ltasll, ~ h1taor hatl Gust h!s ut
W!tn ln9se Who wore seek1tK tu chH!ifc tho cnAr'
Metss M VI ~ nrtaiKlN FfpIasentat!0n q G'h-
Rsess' nat9c SafW,u9 tno iottct ~ ecsefa! pef.
hntat @ ls!snua ntta y AWay. anu p!onAhl5 Wnni1
Mus aaso snongnt o. ~ aSaln 9it lor several
fura MsPelslnl lr1: L!ttles nt plcklison CulleEo.
Heceatly nlu!1ai frleH1 " ar. i.ittlo, kh3winE
that hhn reserved Tue !etter W1ien Mr. 4cltx.
hnnVer alsasows, dlrecte1 NY Intention t9 an
nIiiGe nG. tSPpfmns1K ~ saasrisnurE Journal 90.
, 1880-09-11
Lcss Of the Steamship Anglia, Of
the Anchor Line, by
Collision.
All tho Officers md Grew Of tho
Vessel L9nslca in
Safety.
Who Are Reported to Have Drlftcd Ashore
on q Lifc-Raft.
CANADIAN nUsIt-F1REs.

Spfe''f D!'pateh 10 7ft Chfear' Tribune.
MONTREAL. Sept. 1D.-Tho condition OF things
Mt Tim yilnue rr typtr,n IA ,,uchnnvrd. .rhc
sn,,,ro nm, NJ ,,,,,.'',o n", tnan,. o,.o,,1a.s
Tho wh1 Ing ftlcn to II efcItl calm. there WIS
iu1t in tl,e ilu.t1us, ind tho yol,tnu OF snnkc
wns pcrcepttbly diminished Ketr,rtn from rho
,it1ornu. ,,ri,,,s o,,, H.. ,os' !t,,, ,,,...,,. ~
u'Aeaonl l'',ta ~ co!e ' WY s'ow'y' o"''R ~
tno !tnphsslo'ltty OF tr"rcltn9 on inc corduroy
r01dA, tnAst Of which nrc either burning tr utp
bcon aircn]y .fcstr,,yci. m f,fttto NJ. ffr1rn,,
rnnwo ,yho ta. ~, I,.o, rr,,,1t.,.,, ,nnti,na