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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19
Suppose the Republicans nomir

Suppose the Republicans nominate
General Grant for President; suppose
the independent Republicans nominate a
candidate of their own; suppose Tilden
captures the Democratic nomination
suppose the anti-Tllden run John Kelly;
then suppose General Butler takes the
field as a Workingnan's candidate
wouldn't there he politics enough abroad
in this glorious land to make things live
ly this Summer? .Ni
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19

IT is one of the plsiRest indications OF
current politics that the Democrats base
their only hope of success this year on
the possibility Of Republican blunder
at Chicago.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19

THE Democratic party will never be
able to have its way in this country till
it has abolished the Army and the
Courts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19
.sUNsETs COx,s SUNSET.
How Hon. 8. 8. Cox Came by the
Name of "Sunset."

THE following which appeared in the
Ohio Statesman, May 10, 1883, is the bril-
liant piece of descriptive writing which
won for Mr. Cox the immortal name of
ssSnncaf VI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19

WHY P-Why mans stomach will be
so everlastingly squeamish at home, and
at the eating-house display faith like a
grain of mustard seed.
Why a woman will make excuses for
her bread when she knows it is the best
she ever made, and knows her "compa-
ny" knows it.
Why "young gentleman" swears so
much louder and more copiOusly when
stranger ladies are within earshot; OF,
| in other words, why the desire to make
fool of ones self springs eternally in
the human breast.
Why ones piety strengthens as his
health weakens.
Why people will get married when
eourtship is so sweet.
Why a man who claims to have found
marriage a delusion will again embrace
that delusion upon the first convenient
opportunity.
Why boys will run after the girls
when there is a whole houseful at home
Why Jane finds Sarah's hateful broth
er SO attractive, and why the hateful
brother of Jane finds faoor with Sarah.
i Why a man should court the good
opinion of another, when he can never
I hope to secure his own self-respect.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19

Mr.. Tilden believes if the Cameron
plan is successful at the Utica convention
February 27th. he can carry New York
State by majority Of sc 900.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19

WHY this silence on the part of the
Democrats in CongressP Why this
dumbness and deafness? Why this fold
ing of the hands and this chaining up of
the chins? Has the Democratic party
no plans, ne schemes that it would like
to put through, no ambitions to crafty,
no vengeances to wreak? 1t was bris-
tling all over with combatiyeness but q
few short months ago. Hardly day
of that extra session passed that some
aggressive movement backed by fiery
oratory was not launched at the heads of
the trembling minority. What has be-
come of the dash and spirit of those
glorious days? Come, come, gentlemen,
move on. This stiffness is becoming op-
pressive, and it is, furthermore, policy
of doubtful wisdom. 1t might be even
better to get your party into scrapes you
know not of than to let it lie stagnant
with its reputation gnawing like gam
creme into its yitals. Give the poor old
hulk little exercise.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19
Church plrecterr.

DREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. r.
Il Alexander, pastor. Public worship every
Sabbath; morning service, II; eveRiEs
seryice, Z. Sabbath School, 500 ana TounT
mems prayer meeting: Tuesday pm; gen.
eral prayer meeting: Wednesday pm.
Strangcrs welcome 70 ali services.
NETBoDIsT EPISCOPAL CHURGE-
UlRev. ]. 81. Conkle, pastor. Sabbath
preaching: II an; pm. Sabbath School:
2:30 pm Young meme meeting: Friday Z
pm; general prayer meeting Thursday z p m.
Strangers are cordially invited 10 all our
services.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19
IrNIrEn PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH-

" Rev. Thomas Balph, pastor. Sabbath
School. 10 am Public worship: ii am.
Weekly prayer meeting: Friday pm.
Monthly prayer meeting: Last Saturday Of
each month, Q pm. Woman's Missionary
Society: Last Saturday each mcnth, pm.
District prayer meetings: First Tuesdays,
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each
month, 2p.m. Young women's prayer meet
ing: second Saturday each month at the
Parsonage, pm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19

Practice in the Supreme Court and Court Of
Claims and appear before all the Departments.
Prom ptness and satisfaction given In sll busi-
ness entrusted 70 them. Correspondence So
icttsd. 52e 18th st., sp. p, o. Department..
WASHINGTON DO ssp2etf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
fs7e-so.

fs7e-So.
Belmont County. Ohio.
First Saturday of February, 0Iencee.
First Saturday OF March. st Clairsville.
Third Saturday Of March, Bellaire.
second Saturday OF April, Martins Ferry.
First Saturday Of May. Morristowa.
Fourth Saturday Of Nay. st. Clairsville.
Third Saturday Of June, Bellafre.
Also at close OF Institute In Belmont.
Examinations begin at O'Clock. An.
Pomptness is expected.
extended.
Testimonials OF character arerequired II sp
plicant is not known 10 the Board. and evil
dence of success In teaching is allowed it's
proper weight.
r. ALExANDKR,1
JNo. T. DUFF Ex. Board.
JIM. YARNELL.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19

The New York Times and the Gin
cinnati Enquirer have Joined their horny
hands in crusade against Sherman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19
.BelmontChroniCle
w. A. HUNT,
Editor and Proprietor.
Published Every Thursday
Terms Of Subscription:
TIVE Dollars Per Year In Aivaacs:

II not paid within the year 25 per cent viii
be added for each year it remains unpaid.
OFFIoE side Main street, nearly ep
posiie Public School building.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-19
Great Errors.

Avon, Lorraine Co. o.. Jan. II, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21


ALLFN-On Monday October IL. ]. r. Allen, in the 74th
OF his
Relatives reads respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence No lib sate-s BrooaSn
Thursday, at p
ANDRUs-on rueslay october 9 1880 after oTei Illness
Funea services Fl IN her fathers residence fonkes fIAy
Tlla caves trani Central Depot at $3.50 O'Clock a.
BEDEf.L-snddenly Of mcmbranous croup WEDNESDAY 0c
tober 20 hary EaiLh yoansest Dan tn.e % Rt v anu
Funeral the resencs OF her parents 81 East
JOih-st, Friday evening, al O'CLOCK
COOK--uddcnlr This city Tuesday October 49, Lew
cook. his s3i year. 49,, $50
Funeral services az st. AIMS Church West Ishs' near
5thave. on rIur,dar 2 Fl inst, at j o'clock p. M
DOWNING-At New burr y. Y. Monday. october -.
Mary Wait wife Of Charles Downing IN the 7ith yeAr Of
her
HALL-on wednesday morning October 20 This city at
his resid nee. NO 3Js Jthave valentine {" Hail ia tNe
trends Of the family are r.Pect,ag nyi'ei 70
saturday mpratng. october 70, at lOjD Coc"'
GRTER-Suddcnly Ocopcr -. Mar E dang itcr OF Alfred
H. ant cornela Atwood Porter ID her u "a year , nj,
c toatcai her iunea at me leIdehce o
her parents 81 liaGso place BrooNyn iIlday 1''i%
OCTOBER -. at 30 o'clock
Tetiie" on.y enid o: Edy,r and Etrc y. ~ote and
grandchd eary L. and sarah c. slote aged years IL
Fancra private iom his srauGmoher Mrs
Mary G. Blnck, l5e West l3thsi Thursday list A' at
sMIrH-At Hot Springs Ark, on Mondly. October H.
Hamilton. eldest Of george H. ana Emcllne smith, ia
Funera service held at the residence Of his parents
No 10 place, BrOokl'n. on SlturlA next -.
omit sending flowers.
sMTrH-On "wednesday 20th ms. at the residence of
Constant, III West I24t4st Jahes o. smith, aSeu ~
F ysaI services at wesdea churoh Miadaiown Conn
Train wa New ORR, Jew Haven aud Hartford Railroad
Saturday. at : a.
WA-HBIrRN-On the 18Th INST. the residence Of hs
father inaw. D4yu ". Cooper esq. In George own d. 80
IHr.rinoni at @ 'ee.woai VIII place Thursday
leaving Iayiors Hotel Jersey CRY n. d. al 'Jo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
GAEBALDi At GENOA.


GaNb9l DIS formal request Iol permission 10
visit his nlulaw promptly and Cuurtcnu5,y as
swered IN" arrtlcr nents were lr.1 entIcy 10 ID.
convenience ana Hc chose 10 20 down shortly a. 81 IL
tnls morning. As soon tAc open ca-rlaG- II
winch se med appeared In the streets crowd. mo-
neutaiiy growing nun Der. and in', eaeiu@ DAD en-
~ widest excitement, seen tuu OF e"d Div for ihr
maimed hero and tsirc 90 ,o"ch inc shlr OF IN
tuiuriLg INN IN crush His mornipC about score oi
volunteers ruc crowd llHs"d arms auG
marched az tine back ana by ne sidrs OF The
CART &c 10 Keep Oh the pressure Mlinih lhlH 'orioh
walked ot the Garibadans. an Old Srzz.eu sod ec
who HAD supplied himself Will u'dcrs Zcu alpaca
umbrella When the carriage. lrrl. luAiit lss'ug Out
of the srgd1y Of the high houses came MO thr .u
light up the alpaca umbrella trembling IN every
no from undue expenditure ot r-ugt IN the effort
suns rays. A. yesterday, All me house fronts were
thrDrg-d ana tAc carriage passed a,Dng The
Via Roma. shower Of bright flowers ralned rom al
upper wIngOv, hail hng ths carriage, ana casting uD
designed iarcfSsc among the crowd.
The return journey was marked by similar maniirsta-
rOns OF enthusiasm. enthusiasm always, rs 10 seems
10 me- tempered by tendercst pity. There H.. perhaps
no parallel IN the world the REGULAR regard Of people
for a such is displayed M Genoa TODAY 20" irc
in hls own That tears start IN TIE eyes
strong b'y lCOk aOn Bim carried Helpless through
their streets cent to-day, as ever upon dong LAT ne
holds to right, tnOush the heavens lal. As tie
carriage nearcG the prison Today I saw a
,hrnu-t tbe -rSwG I'm he was as close 10
IL safe he uncovered MS ueaG. ana Wild passion
ate gestures kissed hand 90 the old man who dld
walked back 10 shop and resumed business II the
peOpe cOul only take up GlIlJalM IN theI rtfOhG arm -
and nurse MIN back to health and strength. tLcy woud
abandon a other occupations 10 perform tins task u
work themselves into condition OF dangerous e4
ctement. because not very wise man who chances 10
be nis s0H-in-laV done silly .hn2, ana r civiI
authorities inoculated vih the prevalent folly have
thought IL worth while 20 take aim an ScTietI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

LOSDOS, Wednesday, Oct. 90. 1850.
IbC Times III It's H. aucal ariel tins morning says
Trc goid l-550,O0"l withdrawn from the Bank Of
England Yesterday went Egypt 70 gay for cotton the
crop OF which is .aTse."
A Dispatch from Paris TIE Daily Ncirs says: The
consent OF tie American Government TO joint purse
araugcmou by the cable companies to encounter
iliculles.'
The request Of the 81 Gothard Tunnel contract for
zoo days delay 1t appears purely legal Formally
ard does im iy tha- the competition OF the tunnel
VIII be delay cd bei ond next summer.
The SDortsB,dn tais morning says that James Riley,
the scuner % Saratoga \. Y. has entered for the
American priz is and has taken up his quarters a.
BaTas.
Tie Sporting Life says that Littewood OF Sheffield.
completed or Monday last bis deposit for me pcd strian
champion hip. lie reported to be II splendid condi
ton, Us are al she ethor c0mpettors intending
nl v-cr" Brown. EuWci. Prsrtm. Howard aud joan
.b3lar % CIca.l The start to b. iae at O'Clock
on tine TIIrla2 y November l,
OTTAWA Onr., OF. 2o.-Cous 1erahle SNOW fell all
through 30. Ottawa district Yesterday
Haitian y. E. Oc!. I9-A monster sturgeon, weigh
ing 300 pounds was caught Devils Islands 80 ster
GGy auu brought 20 t.!8 c'J5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

sncient family since they trace tneH "eSoe'' '''
ahe Archangel Michael
Mr. Sturgeon in a little address the other day
.,d that there were some things about which
man was quite certain. and he was not to be rea-
.oned with about these. To those OF the present
Sav who would say TO him " Oh, possibly lhere s
God; possibly the Gospel is true he wouid repy'
.Oh possibly, my dear SIT possibly have wIfe'
have spoken to her a short time since. and have
epoken 10 God since then" Regarding the doc the
ri urayer and lis mercy reflex influence on man,
he could ONLY say that he was not VET re'nccl 10
such state of mental imbecility as TO accept Iu"'
doctrine.
Garballi rs he lies on n little couch IN MS oaus"-
ter's house IN Genoa. able TO receive OUT very -"
among the people who throng to vis't NM
who enter 60 out readiug each others he'ls, nav
ing no eyes for anything but the gray nea" ~
wasted face living on the pillow. The General io'AS
terriblv III mt keeps a cheerful mien tie does h''
venture upou the attempt 20 carry on cGnt w
in English having never recovered irom nc IluoA
OF Wy 1850. ,as nronouDced Lester" He would
ii~;de - mo fonr svllablcs at least, giving II ny
sonorous pronunciation a me olu hon'"n H'''
But he talSs French nnenby'
Mr. Thomas Hughes. in speaking of the pretty
hotel at his colony Of Rugoy, SAYS that Dr. Agnew.
Of this city. has named 1t tue Tabard," in memory
of Cllaucer's Tabard Inn. which was pulled down
SIX wears ago. Dr. Agnew happened TO be IN Lon
don at the time, and bought some OF the oahs'erS
of the old mn. These he has presented to kuso} )
Tabard and they are to be put mp there. WITH an IN
scriptlon upon brass telling Their story W. hu-ne
has benn drhelted since his arrival IN Bcs on WIN
the news that the publishers 81 tla CITY hiNr cn-
shifted with those of New-Iork and thilaueIll'll,
with the Tesult OF a glft OF more imam 1'-Oo '''"
for tie library at Rugby.
LONDON. Oct. 2O.-Among those who have &C
cepted invi'a;ious TO attend the Lord Mayors ban
ouet on tie 9th of November are Premier Glad
stone and other members Of the Cabinet NJ.
Challeme-Lacour. French Amba sador. and the
IL on Russell Lowell. AmcTcau Minister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF vFw.YORR. ARRIVED OCT. 90

PORT OF NEW-YoRR-.-ARRIVED OCT. 20.
Str Ellen > Terry, Smith Philadelphia. to WmP CLYDE
& o.. -. ,-..-,or, q ~, ,ri,, rs,iro.d
iron etc 40 order vessel ~ " J! Ih0mVs1n c. -
ntn rheo oeIler lGeIl ~chierenbere London - days
vtI r,nosa ,s order. vc-sr. ~ Herm1nn hnop = Co
parE Palardrr BlatOn krudo Norway 81 days. W III
,cs ~ order ve,ssl % BGckmann, OeIlrih a Z g.
nor -,aferuc of Liverpool Jones IVerppo AZ daFs
- nj a. fo orter. vessel "a snow d" Burgess
nan {utn or JJrgensen London SEPT 10, ID ballast 70
FuDch Fdgt & co - ..,..- 80 49, a.. t,t..., 60
IIafk OXfor1 lbr) 6ihh "4o'AII 81 "A9' III D"''' "
nowsng g. Archibald ,,.s... Cd, A.. 81, .r.., o.,
IDA lADri Hunleir"h 4i"nNoui ~ '-"' - IA ~ ~
Rruham Pickering d Co IT,. 81, A.. t., t.f... g.
4 A * 90 ..,-.. ,,..yo,uta % aav. ,rttI, ma
~, tcn.eco etc u Bartrm Bros vessel To II sNht
4 uy.u,- robu \ Y Ia oave xttl
tcc ma All, 10 nfde vessel 10 mhrtol
!" - W0sIUw Morse Mari. Bath, with lumber 10 =
Greed ,..,.r..o--, = = q fsvs ,,ftl, osval
.,,res ~ WoodaOusr & Iudi ,.- ... .--,
ftrartc Georgetown G. days VIII naval
- 90 p,Ier q TIA {. vessel to uuTiuut q 20
~ L st,t a. :. Bias - day Win cocOdIuts 10
r,cr~sn. ve-srl a. Lc N -Lberi. 80 80
.cbr Matda Brooks Ncho son Jacksonville - dAys WIN
"a n Enuipgrr. vessel - Jouas : inti a 90
Hrnr Mary h WebDeT (of Bath bOdg4cn. AiIasaone IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.


The Carmelites were expelled from their es-
ENLISTMENT at R,nnes to-day. The police we're obhged
10 force the DOORS and 1t necessary to summon the
cendarmes and n battalion OF infantry to maintain
order The Central Commssary of Police has resigned.
os he deems the DEGREES ileg1. At Marseilles the
police were ordered dispense crowd collected near
the Clpuchin establishment
Paris dispatch to The Times says The announce
ment that NJ Gam5eita's speeches will shortly be pub
shcd has given rise 10 the idea that lie intends at the
mex opportunity. 10 be a candidate for admission to
the French Academy.
Al meeting OF tine Council o! the Department
of the Seine yesterday a resolution proposed pro-
testing NJ Gambetas speech at Cherbonrg and
demanding rhe immediate recall of TIE French fleet in
TurSish The Project OF the Seine moved That
TIE rcsOlut Oh e on Tie table which was adopted py
vote OF u ~ ~.
General Fare. Minister OF War. has published the
onwIng reply 70 General de Ciseys Orler Of she day.
tAsIur leave of the Eleventh Army Corps: have
been Jeiled bear mind tie disclosure. during
the NJ. Ivan de WOestyne. OF TWO letters, the
authorship or whcl attribu,ei 10 yOu. "A you di
not deny their authenticity TIE Government asa NOT
deem u necessary 10 consult court OF inquiry. nat
resolved ~ relieve YOU OF CONN lnd NOT al your
Iequ$ q discphnarl measure
NJ Blaiu u.nO of an Immoral tcuutctOn WHICH re-
envy appeared IN small Paris paper. has been sen
fenced TO "A years imprisonment ana fine OF SlOO ana
ae manager of the paper To four months imprisonment
with 800 Tine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
HARPER 81 BROS.
traIslip-saslrs.

White Wings. BY william BLACK 10
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Churrh Building Historical studies OF church bdng IN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT IN0ICArlONS
SLnousls fol. Ne 2 80 "a hONrf.

WASHINGTON, Oct 81, l a. m.-The barom-
etrr is highest IN New-Engand. storm Of some en-
ergT has moved from Manitoba s0uthcastwa1d aud is
now central over thu northern part o. Lake Huron o.
casional light rain or las fallen ih New-York
the lake region and the Northwest and in the south
Atlantic states The temperature has risen verJ de-
eide y IN Lake region aud the Olio Valley ana mas
fallen ,iecidedly in the Upper Missouri Valley else
whore il has remsfncd nearly stationary. southerly
winds prevail Il. New England the Middle States. the
Lower Lake region and the OaiO Valley. 2orthwesterly
Oh the Gulf ana South Atlantic coast ese~ here they
are uOrtnwestery, being brisk IN the Lake region
IaCicauoRS.
For .be NsFe Atlantic STATES c0udv partly cloudy
rafnr southwest 81 southeast winds. gene ally lower
barometer stationary or higher temperature.
For Sew England. clear or parity CLOUDY Wfat4eT'
southery Winds Leary stationary temperature stdtIoi
AIRY lower barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
HENRY HOLT Il co..

German Thought. From Years Warto Goehes
oesfh by kar. iiiiirbrIud I'm, ~ 30
The NcIlGslds. 49, Jessie F0tAcraL 10 mo Leisure
HON -er .sl 81
Troublesome Daughters. By L. b. Naford author OF
Nj. -ul b I6mu. q.
Tn. sladi1g Pnpers. BY Charles Dickens, author Oh
. NM l,k PInnr..n IImn. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
"OLD 800 DID IT"
n-oyn The EVaxHfNgfOU star IND }

From TIE WGShtngi0h oiaf ma -
AS 10 the 329 business sad Congress-
man mn ast u git 10 did u more harm In ONO than
good The Democratic idiot vino started Ought 10 ne
given a I'M Iorn aud sent u'O solitude. II IL hadn't
have been for the 1923 agitation IN ono Warner would
have been elected u Congress irOm lie Marietta DIS
1rct Howis thatg' " Well. VIII tell yOu- Suppose
Won owned a nice house. How would Won Ike 10 WaAe
m some fine ornmg and ind pas all over with
30q4 Tie Id fools didn't 40 II win chalk; They Gd
n with lamp black 80 it would stick know man al
Athens. Oho. whose bouse was daubed Win 323 lie
Nga- Democrat and got 50 mad when he discovered II
that DC strai0htway and gave the Republican
County SIO0 and theD turned III and voted
Ibe Republican ticket tell you the 3&J business wa
q losing card. IL ought 10 be stopped"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
F0RD-, HOWARD & HILBERT

Bricks without straw by author OF a Foogs i,r
raul" Judge IOurgee's new handsome lZmo az
DID,, with frunrspiecc. Goth, II 3D.
nto the THIRD ana Eoarth Generation 81 Asen
Campbell cOtu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
PCBLIC OPINION

Wade Hampton has been stepped on By John
Chairman. AID gives rcye. yell brooklyn 'Hloh
(HsuJ
We have vet to hear 0f the first Democratic
clud date Jr C3n,ress In the SOLtI wno approves %
tac8cas ctfer IeDel Claims MOI one ol thelh daIe
Incor,c IT. Troy Times lHep1
The Democrats call it business scare"
That. Jus, wht It The business men are scared "A
tarif Tor revenue only dld h-lNe" Haven JOu''"
OS.DJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
NOVA SCOTIA SOLID FOR HANCOCK
-. ~ % a---.l -LhIa helrL L.n--

During a brief interview yesterday with q
euun from Scotia who rs on vlsit 10 fflenos
I'm RMS CITY he inquired 10 the prospects OF HGcccR
el4cnon rearung THAT the people ~ that province OF
the Brli>h Empire almost al IN favor OF Hancock
on beinz asked why, he replied, Because they oeeve
fbat with him and the Democratic party they viii nave
tree trade with tLe United states. whe you fellows
(neaulng the RepubHcAnsl are too much IN favor OF
Irotection" WOrkingnen, WHO believe III protecting
home industry viii please put that IN their pipe nd
a. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
ROBERT W. rOwSLEY.

Robert W. Townley, eX-Mayor Of Elizabeth.
- + dice 80 as residence In that city yesterday "a"
noon. Mr Towacy WIS bonn I'D Ui.on Io"n-iip y D.
and removed to Elizabeth o, carly age. Eh'n Dee cn.
..d m fine dry goods business lie aftcrw.'d rc4cy-
to Tort Wayne l1d where bee .5rf fortune jpn tine
sa,.c DR. sine. g. twice elected Na'"r or Iiizi-
h.fh was president 0f fIc Evergreen III rrrg Coz
nan, rcsd mt ~ The National Stlfe Bdnk and di-
rec. Of I'm the Mutual iuI company. lie leaves q
y.rt an daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
steamer which carried the Aus
TIE IRISH TURBULENCE.


The Globe says il learns from good authority
that quantity Of firearms importeiN to Ireland from
America and tac Continent greatly exceeds the official
;imates.
The correspondent OF The Pail laH GAZETTE at Dublin.
says About q dozen land meetings preparing for
sunday rrX Violent resolutions passed bv the Orange
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Valentine G.. Hall died at his home, No.
SOS Fftn-ayc. yesterday morning. lie was 1orf on The
gth OF December. 1897. He had been prominent mcr
chant bavir retired from business with large fortune
-,ore han thirty-.ive years ago. IL wss q conn lu
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