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New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER % 1880

LANGDEl L-HUsON-At C0ldwa 81. Mich, on the 22d
INST. BIZ Hfrlsit J. Otk-. kscor 90 ~ Mal-
Christopher e. Ianric1 Clmb -4ge ass To NafGa,t
D.. only aaugltsr Rev n res X. Huson OF C'ii-
MA KENzTE- -3fORETOTS p Sertpm pmoer -. by nc tsv
stephen 1t. Tying H.. % D.. 81 ihe 'hUrh oi me 5i"y
Trinity. she Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, JE. 10 Etts MO-e
house.
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LATEST SHIP Ne VS..

PORT OF NEw.xoRk..-ARRIvED SEPT. NJ
BARK sSaward tof 81 John b. Copp Dublin Aug II and
Sydney Sept IL, In ballast 10 order anchored At Sandy
Hook tor orders
Aug IL and sydney, b. balast ~ order anchored
Gravesond nay for ordera
WfSD-sunsst-At sandy hook. moderate, 8, fosay OF
Shore Al City Island sW cloudy
BIRTHS.
MURPHY-In London England. September -, 10 the wife
Of Eugene L. Murphy twins. both boya
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GENERAL ALBRIGHT DYING.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

ALLENTOWN, Penn, Sept. 27.-General Chas.
Albright of Maucn Chunk. Penn Is very low and his
death is hourly expected BY bis demise Northeastern
Pepnsyyanla loses Of It's best and most influential
citizens His name prominently brought be-
fore the public four or I'VE years ago In conneo'
t,on with the prosecuou Of the M0lle Mcguire trials,
In winch me toog very active part He was prominent
as awysr largely interested In business enterprises ia
Carbon Souny and generally hOnOred and respected
Ho rose by MS own xertons 10 occupy leading post
ton among his feowcitzens He wlIi leave MS family
veil provided Tor.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

OF silas M. Wait viii be called tomorrow Attorney
stoddard has determined, II possible, bring waItes
iu trial during the present week. but Waites counsel
VIII petition for delay. and for change of venue.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

TIE SEMI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price an wrappers ready mailing. per COR
copy. year, - copies ten copes alI ll1
extra. 80. Postage III .u0sc.JsC
Stricture-Onen unsuspecte years frequent
mental and bodily business lucapac.t
abs urty OF swallow physlc and dil9On instantaneous
removal bv Dupuerres thoi is desirable unless
Of be given URmOIrnOMs and Yai
coce pro-tauIg influence methods OF cure.
record Of 5000 treated during the
past thirty years forty pages ncOse stamp TO EDW ARD
H. DIXON NJ D., 20 otnaye. office houIs-s To To- 70 4
u To D..
Vchy from springs Ceestns Crnde Grille
auG HOpita. the only genuine.
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BIRTHh
MARRIED..

URNAP-HuLL-At the Presbyterian Church, St Hslter
Jersey by tho Rev w Brown. on September Ia George
5 Burnap to Eizabsth wnthrop HUI. daughter Of ito
Rev Thomas II. skinner
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

The attention of business men is called TO
advertisement on the last Of this issue headed
" A Ffrstoaas Business Opportunity"
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Gueclal Nct1ee5.

Eest preparatiOn OF God Liver Oil made. strength
ering a1tenlng EmisOn u Goa Liver on with Qnune
Pep5nc. originated ~ CA-W ELL Massey X Cp
II Il Oadway and as Jthlve New YORK anu
Newport o.. None other genuine
Fussell's Ice Cream Is isoOd.
quart ana up vered families. Churches sup
plea. Established l75L II Bible House
Ienry 4. Daniels VI. d.. lit Lexingonlve near 2Jts
Hours. 10 / and ) 10 =
Attention 10 gentlemen only
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATEk-lhe pures and SAFEST OF all cathar
tic waters AVOID rtang waters, foreign and
domestic they destroy the dgcs I'VE organs and Kidneys
rs-f % ars Sottr.
The mails Tor eIttE AFI R)Af october
p 1850 pu't DI rUE-uA I. 1t lO:3u
Europe bv steamship Batic Queenstown; on WE'D
E-DAl. at lO3O tOr europe pF 20 dnsalD >cf JllI
VA queen pJd,uce Francn must De
addressed II Cre" bv steamship Amer
Hivre ON TIL t-DAl. az II G m Tor Europe py
steamship Frsia. Plymouth. CherbOurg ana HJlUurK
al Ireland Direct by steamship CITY ~ StOn
correspondence Great Britain ana
tbe rns .u.efav a,dres..df. AlitDAf
a. 70 Germany lv steam lD D0Iau wa -Outh
Bremen sgnnirncc iOr Great Britain au0
the Continent must nr specially air-std anu 40 H. IN r
Europe, steamship Gernauc VIA Queenstown ana 10 Il
m scotland Direct steamship Crcassla VIZ trasgOw
anu for Begluu Dlrcct Dy steamship Nd.cflanl
via Antwerp The mails denmark sweden ani NORWAY
The Cane HdYr. IT DOM ana iuiks Island
leave New-NOrk september ZS IIe HiyI leave
Ncw-Y september % The mails or Havana cave New
NOrA ptemDrr ~ ana 80 lnt mans l1r Porto geo cave
september So The mails Tor Jam aca, >avauha,
&C. New-Nork september 3D. The mails TOR Aspnw4
south Pacific leave NcW-AOrk september 81. The
mails Nassau N p New York ~e,tember 30. "ht
mails amt Curacao leave New YORK OctOn 2
The mails Mexico leave Ncw-AOr -eDtvn 30
october = The mas ,Or China Lnd tDln ia4ve
Francisco october ID The mails tor ApsuaiA &c leave oan
Francisco October Is.
Post Dolce New.YOr-. SeDfemBsr 20. 4,>D
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

la city teaass
The perpendicular lines divisions Of time for the hsls
prsf line
tbs ~ AadaaIs
Pharmacy, ais Broadway
TRIBUNE 0FYIcE. Sept 90, a. n.-The barometer fell
steadily yesterday Cloudy weather prevailed the lat
ter part of the day. The temperature ranged between
66a ana 740 the average i69s'l being l0aso higher
than nm the day year and 3s' higher
han on sunday.
tCIoudy and threatening weather with occaso nal rain
clearer weather may W expected to-day IN This ey and
vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
ITHACA ------- .---.-----------
prY.r.rtrtv Avn. nfr.tfrurgy
BARRE CENTRE

CHURCH jrT,l ST.. BET BROAD
WAY ANu SIN AvF.. CITY --
CONC0EDA HALL. - AND 81
RIP IIUQR,. 456 PEARL-ST...
PORT JEHNl- INSTRUMENTATION
CANAIDHAllE .-------.-.-....--
iiEkhIM.k. ...-.-..----.,.....--
X.N.H As-ggBLg DISTRICT
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YATES SPEEDY TRIAL.

BELLowss FALLS. VT, Sept. 27.-The case
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

Headquarters Tor POLITICAL BANNERs
PORTRAITS. FLAas AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS
N 4. LEVY q co.
No 30 How ard ST.. NewYofk
The XvIIIth Assembly District GARFIELD Arthur AM
paign CqD viii bold meeting ~ heaiquaf Gass Hall
alS and 9l9 Hast 3ath this Tuesday az ,oss
The Hon. Charles A. L. Geldsy viii address meeting
AoDoAoUSh+ ssey ROBERT ELLIS, PrsA
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

uA-Paiticai 1auners at ssers NssIce
Fibe Oh painted Portraits ON hand for sae nv
hoJEh 0kAHAM Pantera 81 paanesn
Campaign Eaaipseals Of ali Kinda manufactured an1
Tor sale ~ "nS
HERMAN FORCE. 2ss Broadway. NIX
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
R.srOCKETT MATTHEW'S

Hon. CHARLES O.. FALL
Hon. JAMES r. ANGEL.
Col Has. D. BAKER.
BIZ EIDN +. BEACH.
Gen. ID. r. BUE EkE.
". n CHANDLER
Hon. e.. U. MI kHAY.
ilCD. j.. IA. -ELA .EG.
zen 7 t-. H. "a AAWICK
Col A. n WOOD
Col. +. b. WHITE.
II J.. " l. ~.
Gen. AN-vN q. MCCOOK.
Hon. ARTHUR A. YArEa
CLARA ID. KNAPP.
! ,. -lfAOR.
0eB. iI. 4. BAHNU ".
Den. J. q. OM t.N
Hon. g.. ST. DEpEW.
Hon. CVA-. Al. GOLDEY
Hon. e. rD. W. WILLIAMS
Rev. B. T. IVES.
HOl. IS lKs.R MILLER.
Col G.. 80. l-LE.N.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

CONGRESS WATEk-Ihe pures and safest OF all cathar
AVOID rtang waters, 1)ielen and
domestic Ihey aesLr0y tle dg-s 0rsan. and klncYs
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
THURSDAY. 5

ALBAAf------- -----------------
XXIsT Ass'Y DIST. n. Y. CITY.
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Eest preI,arntiOn OF God Liver Oil strength
and faatenng Emulsion u Co1 Liver Oh WITH Qnnne
ana rep5nc. orig mated ~ CA-W ELL. Massey CO.
chrmisfa. 4 b. and
-ofItt gem
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

Republican Naturalization Committee. Healqu ers
northwest Pearl and Chatlamsts Open daily
nom 10 a IN 10 p. IN. X. O. MccORD Chairman
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Ready This uornIng

Post oGlce New.YorE September 20. l,s0.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Political Notlces.

Parepn Hall
GARFIHLD AND ARTHUR CAMPAIGN CLUB.
Public meeting tonight at
PAkkpA HALL.
s0th-st. and 3G-ay0.
The Hon. WILLIAM WOOD anu DR. DAVID CALMAN
viii speak.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-10
TO the Unfortunate.

pmples the face and lost mani positively be
cured The sick afflicted should not fail to call npoh
him The Doctor has travelled extensively ID knroi-s
and inspected thoroughly the various hospits there
obtaining deal Of valuable in formation which he
is impart to those in need of his services
DR.. GIBBON will make charge less be effect
Persons at a distance MAY BE CbREB AT
NONE. Accommodations strct ly confidential. 2ou
n but the Doctor. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the of ths they
this advertisement in. harges reasonable Call
write. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON. Box .as1. San
francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT 0E THE
second Juiicsl District OF the state vi Nevada, in
aud or the County Of ormsby. oreaa A. 6ere plaintiff
~ Jeha Bsro defendant Action brought in the District
NJ tho second Judicial district ot the State OF Ne
Vada and for the County NJ Ormshy and the plant
filed in said Ceunty Of Onshy i'll the Office of the Clerk
District Court The State sends
ing John Rsro, defendant You hereby required 70
appear action brought against ny the above
named plaintiff in the District Court the
District Of the Of Nevada in and the Ceunsy s
rasbv and to the complaint filed therein "a
Of which this smmons( within ten d,vs (ex
c1vs OF the day of servcc) after the service n
his sumnons served within this county; ar if served
OF this county hut within this district within
days. otherwise within forty davor judgment BY default
will he tk en- against The said sCan is brought 70
naaiu Of divorce dssovn. the bonds Of matri
lnssy existing between plaintiff ana yourself, the
grounds # descrtion and abandonment. Plaintiff alleges
first that since about the Sd day Of June, A. D.
1875 the defendant, without provOcstior, will
fully deserted and abandoned plaintiff and since has
continued and continues desert and abandon her
Second and that since said last mentioned date and
'"r more than one year last past the said defendant has
utterly failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff be
any of the necessares Of life, which said
gsct and failure and not the result Of pevertyon
Gefs which ne could not avoid by ordinary
premises that there is living of the sse OF her said mar
rage female child Aed Frankets BerO Of the
81 na Years thst sad child has been ana was dessfea
by defendant and left the support Of plaintiff that hs
defendant is unfit ta have the af said child and her
education that there is property "f plaintiff
ana defendant wherefore plaintiff prays decree of ne
that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved: that pending this action plaintiff have the
and custody of the said minor child Frankets Bero that
the final hearing such and custody be awarded her
that pending this action defendant he required to pay
plantif such reasonable alimonv and counsel
fees Just that she hsr costs and have
slch ether relief she be entitled to, fully
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And YOU ate hereby
notified that if fail appear and answer the said
plant above required the said plaintiff will apply to the
the for the relief demanded in her complaint.
Given under hand and the Seal Of the District Court
Of the Second Judicial District of the State Of Nevada
snd for the County Of Omsby this Goth day Of October
in the of Lord thousand eight hundred and
evenly nine. J. Fl. MARSHALL,
lsEAI.l CLERK
c. :. NARiAS Attorney for Plaintiff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-10
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFTHEsEC

OND Judicial District of the State of Nevada i'll and
for Ormsby Couny-m the matter of the estate of Mat
thias RnklePursnAn to order of said court made
the NINTH day nj October A. d. 1879 notice is hereby
given that Monday, the THIRD day of November A. d.
1879 at 10 O'Clock NJ. Of that day, being of the
November term, 4 D. 1879 Of said District Court the
Of said court has been appointed the time
and place for the proving the will the said Matthias
Rinkc, deceased, and OF hearing the applications OF
Marcela F. Rnkel wife Of the said Matthias Rnke, de
ceased and Willis G. Clarke for the issuance to hem Of
letters testanenar, Hhen and where amy person inter
esed NAV appear and contest the same.
J. IL MARSHALL, Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada. October 10, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-10
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28

It is corruption which no honest man can
endorse. It is an action which exhibits
the venal hypocracy of &. /. Taylor and
of w. d. Haynes, the chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee of the democratic party
of this district. and Taylors klnsman ana
fugleman.
o, for forty parson power,
To chant thy praise, Hypocracy.
Recollect that the Jonesboro
Times is not only defunct
sheet that died two years ago, but it has
neither type, press. Office nor subscribers.
It is like Nasby's institoot," it only has
a sikorner-stun. w. D. Haynes. chair
man of the democratic executive commit
| tee, with his bag of corruption (cash) is
that cornerstone, and he is an advocate OF
| honesty ~ and reform. VIM. ID. Haynes
| trying to lead the republican party
VIM. d. Haynes, confederate corn-grabber.
shedding crocodile tears over the dangers
of ruin to the republican party
VIM. D. Haynes y
"Phoibusl what name ErI
To fill the speaking-trumpof future fsme!'
] And just think of r. L. Taylor sniveling
out on every stump that Pettibone'
election would ruin the republican
party He is its patriotic savior
He charged Major Pettibone at Unior
/ with packing conventions against him
(Taylor), as if he had ever sought the re-
publican nomins ton Every vote on any
political question which Taylor has eve
cast has been just such vote as Ell Dsvf
would have cast. and just such as yo
Blackburn and Alex Stevens actually dit
cast But don't he howl fraud, beauti
fullyli His cheek is veritsble bras
minel Yours, etc, TRUE BLUE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28
Frank LesIie's Popular Monthly for
October

Frank LesIie's Popular Monthly for
October
Is an exceedingly attractive number; rich in Illus
trations and Astounding in literature Of the most
pleasing, entertaining and interesting character.
The opening article, 1.-THE Theatres Of New York, -
by ]. Brander Matthews, is especially marked by
these characteristics, tracing it dees the track
OF the theatre from its solitary resting place In
John street. one hundred years ago. to its present
location In the upper part Of Manhattan Island.
N Robinson has an admirable article descriptive q
MS -Four Breakfasts In the Palais Royal" "Cleo-
patras Needle" '"The Empire Of Annam," ISL
Peter Paul Rubens," San Old Sea Dog" etc., ETC.,
are the subjects OF other prominent articles. A
new continued story, 1.-THE Amber Witch" by the
author Of ''The House With an L." etc., and sew
sral short stories by popular writer's afford pleas
ant reading. Mrs. Barrow continues her delightful
"Gossiping Papers," and there are several poems
Of rare excellence, Rustic Song. "Robbin and -
by Fannie FORSTER, 1.-THE Garden of Cymodoce -
by Alfred Swinburne." "a Hymn to the Sea-" BY
Dean Afford, ETC., are especially meritorious
Among the more notable sketches are my Narrow
Escape" narrative of thrilling interest; "a Few
Friends and Little Music" Joseph Bonaparte,'
"Rahma Ben Jaubir, Pirate Of the Persian Gulf, =
etc, The miscellaney is comprehensive, amusing
and replete with information The number con
sists Of las Quarto pages, and the embellishments
exceed 100, together with beautiful frontisuiece
| "The CoQuette," from the original drawing BY Pal
aarole. Single copies are only 25 cents each, tn,
subscription for year, 50; six months, $3.50
four months. 81, sent post free. Address, FRANZ
| LEsLRs PUBLISHING House, So, SO and 81 Parl
] Place, New York.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28
TENNESSEE ECONOMY.

Economy and reform are the two
great democratic vote-catchers. In
every platform, from national down
to county, planks bearing upon
those subjects are prominently dis
played. They are bubbles though
that are easily pricked by the
needles of facts. Already demos
cratic national economy has been
shown up in its true light, and the
various junketing crowds of the last
Tennessee legislature explained the
idea of our state democracy upon
that point.
This does not matter though, for
in the last platform adopted at
Nashville, we find the following:
1--WE demand the most rigid econ
omy in the administration of all pub
lie affairs of the state and national
governments"
This is fine reading and no doubt
the author thanked God that We
was not as other men and felt il
his bosom most virtuous and truly
good spirit as they came Gripping
ly on the tongue" of the reading
clerk. Yet Notwithstanding tn.
sore straits Tennessee is in fol
ready money, notwithstanding hel
interest is defaulted and her credi
trailing in the mire, notwithstand
Hg there was q demagogical or,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28

IT has come to our ears that a
denial is made of the accuracy Of
the CHRONICLES report of Tom
Williams Fair Garden speech, in
which he denounced Mr.. Pat. Shea
and contemptuously spoke of the
Irish. Now, we desire to repeat
and emphasize what we have al
ready said. He did make those re-
marks and made them in the LAM
guage reported, and to deny them
is as weak and puerile, not to MEM
ton other characteristics, as to
deny that he advocated the reduc-
ton of laborers' wages twenty per
cent. in the board of aldermen oil
Knoxville.
The CHRONICLE has never will
ingly misrepresented any one in the
past, and has won an enviable repu-
tation for truthfulness. This repu.
tation is not likely to suffer in 6
contest of veracity with man who
denies everything and only ceases
when the trick is so thin that I
blind man can see through it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28

for reduced expenditures, notwith-
standing Tennessee has q full regl-
ment of insane persons-poor uns
fortunates wholly unprovided Tor,
we find that the superintendent OF
the asylum prepared for this class
of society has received $4,000
more in the last ten years, than
ever was paid any former official for
q similar time. Not only this, but
this democratic pet is paid $500
more per annum than the superin-
tendent of the national asylum at
Washington, who has at least twice
the number Of patients that our
little Tennessee man has. Verify.
there Is economy for all.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28

Reviving an Obsolete Republican 90
sheet For tine Benefit Of Garfield and
Rthe Union Republicans ca
Bob Taylor, soapstone Candidate for
Congress, -st.--.

Bob Taylor, sOapstOne Candidate for
Congress. -.'-<-
Mr.. EDIToR: If there is anything that
will prove to be a stencil
in the nostrils of all honest repub-
licans it is the action of the rebel.
buurbon, JEFF Davis corn-grabber, Haynes.
the chairman of the ex-confederate demo-
cratic committee of the first district. It is
stated in the Courier, q democratic paper
published at Bristol, that :" Mr.. Haynes
leased the New Era Office for the purpose
of publishing the Jonesboro Times, for
which, of course, he (Haynes) had to paw
consideration. What fool, democrat or
republican. would allow his material used
for the fun of the thing2"
Now, the idea, of such q
democrat as Haynes reviving q defunet
sheet which has nothing left save its nam g
and its drunken editor, in the personnel of
Steve Bowel. to advocate the cause OF
Garfield and..the union (0 republicans ~
Bob Taylor who is too cowardly, too de-
ceptive, too hypocritical, to own whether
he is democrat or republican, or whether
he is for Hancock or for Garfield, is too
absurd for comment. Yet, that same b.
veil has been putting himself as . bouquet
of aromatic flowers in the front of the
union republican soapstone, Bob Taylor,
on the stand at our public spe6kings and
crying out they did not buy the Times -
But we have it from bourbon sheet, the
Courier, that democratic money revives
the Times, and expect Bob's money does
it, and also pays the drunken editor, b.
veil. Republicans, how do you like the
idea of Mr.. Taylor being the wet nurse OF
the republican party, and of reviving your
obsolete sheets through the agency of the
chairman of the democratic party for the
purpose of crushing your nominee, for the
purpose of destroying the republican party
in the first district, for the purpose of elect
ing the union republican ~ Bob
Taylor to congress to vote
on every party test question against your
principles. along with the rebel brigadiersi
How do you like it2 Mr.. Taylor himself
has been crying "Msjor, / can not help
your papers leaving you. Why the Jones
boro Times is coming out for me-" But
democratic money brings it out, or Mr.
Slack, editor of the Courier, lies. .es
MIR. Taylor makes general denial OF
receiving money from Mr.. Haynes. But
| the truth is, Mr.. Haynes wrote q letter tc
Patton Reaves, of Greenvilie, Tenn, en-
closing one hundred dollars for the purpose
of getting A: b. Petitioners name taken
down and of putting up r. i. Taylor's
l dare Mr.. Reayes to deny it. Old Lyon
Haynes for the use Of his press to print the
Times, and twenty dollars to buy type
with. It is high-handed bribery, known
seen and understood. It is an insult Il
! honesty. 1t is stain upon our civilization