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DIED.

Gonn mn on Tss,ta zoe, a September
The aner vi" lake pace at hts late resiasace fhkiL
y. y. on Friday, 2ith inst. AZ II a. m ,.,
attend.
CAPE-on wedncsdaY September %, Henry Cape the
Funeral On Fraay lust O'CLOCK. from 946
DUNNAt Pisinaod. y. J.; se?temb.r 2i. 1880 OF con
Funeral Friday atern0on az $50 O'CLOCK at the Sew
friends invted without further notice
DUKAND-on Tuesday 2ist inst, OF pneumonia. senaca
Funeral Friday at D m lis residence Melville,
Ro.atiyes ana trends invited. No flowers.
FoJTE-At Roekmount, the summer residence OF her
49, i:a mamphTsyi wGoS q late Ian FSote aud
mother Charles T.. Arthur W aud ]. Howard Foote,
Intermeat at Canton Centre, C,nn.
HEN DERSON-suddeny We 1sptaY. September %.
invited attend the funeral
= t. on sataraay september &5 at cco k p ni
o Sa Ti Of n he @ y M soat trGm Fer Ter %
KELsEY-At Mount yernol. septrmoer u, after short
Friends are respectfully invited attend the funeral
Train sty leaves 5 On ' ~ ard T. r. H. r. r R. al T. noon
n Of II o6p Se 81 a5S aaen
Faaera IRON Trinity Church Washington and 7thsts
MALLARY-Fe, asleep, at Ienox, Mass; septemosr Is,
1852 Theresa kooin soa only enid OF H. Dewitt and Alice
IntcrmCn az LcnOX, september 20.
6 @ Jane a. NShrSp rect Of the e
NorthrOp, in the : tth Of her
Relatives ami friends are nved the funeral
residence of her inaw Peei "A
Brooklyn. Saturday, 2Jth inst. at 300 II Is
qussted thatn) flowers be sent
Utica papers please copy.
RoGEks-At Ravenswood l.. l., September 90 1880.
Ravels@Ood Friday 24th inst at
Carriages will waiting at Hunters Point to convey
frends t. tn house.
sIOANEIn this city on wet1e,y september % OF dis.
OK the heart Christian soane' IN the Goth Of
ms
ST. 9Th saturday morning 18th inst, at IO5O
O'Clock.
Reatirrs ana trends are respectfully invited
sTUART-At Rye. September %. Lara May youngest
child Of JOSEPH and Marianne stuart OF this city, aged
wears months.
Rcstve, aal Trends invited attend thc funeral
services Om The residence OF her parents FRIDAY aiier
noon a O'c.DcN.
230 train NeW-iaYe1 Railroad from tins city.
Ii kindly requested that no flowers be presented.
TALCOTr-At Grass Lake Mich. Iaursdar )temDer lG
ISSC, Antonete ~. believed wife OF Captain Ed. y. XII
Taicott, OF Morgan PARK. ILL.,
TORREY-On Tuesday September ~ James Dawson Tor
services viii be held a MS late residence "a Dyi
slon-aye on Friday aiteTnjOh September "a az D. "a
Intcrment private.
wEEKs-On Thursday september 30 IN the 8lst year Of
is age Conn \. Weeks
Re aVes and Irends attend the funeral
residence AS West 22ds on saturday, 10Th Inst
IL o'clock 4.
WoODLEAF-Thursday September %. at o'clock. a. Tn
Henry WO ile,f, In has > itl ytar.
Funeral will place at late residence 80 West
Il
Heauyes TRENDS are respectfully invited 20 Attend No
flowers
aai psinfu lIInSss WIN. Wright. NJ D., aged "A years.
Notice Of funerai tO-moIr0w
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REUNIONS or VETERANS.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Sept. 23-The reunion of the
Society OF the Army OF the Cumberland concluded
Yesterday Five thousand pcrsols present last
night M saengerfest Hal. President Hayes tec-
graphed his compliments fIom sacramento. General
Garfield when called upon TO speak, eompiimented
General HARRISON the orator. He referred TO General
Ib1mas Whose deatl occurred alter reunion of
TINS society General irhed's remarks happy
and elected much applause.
The closing = ssiOn was held the steamer Chief
Justice Waite to-day. Chattanooga selected the
place Tor tho next meeting OF the society,
which was liked for Wednesday and Thursda az
sepiember II aud 22 1881. Gene al r. H. Bristow as
1eiosted as tor and Judge X. II. COrcorn Wheel
ing. W. Va, ns alternate. The folio
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officers :. were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Lieu enantGeneral r. II. Shef.dah
corresponding secretary General II. NJ Cst; recording
secretary Colonel John W. Steel~ treasurer General
g. Fullerton vice presdents-Massachusetts. General
A. b. Underwood; New.York, L,eurenapt Harrison
Mllard, United States Army; New-Jcrssy. Sur.
geon J. d. Bromley; PENNSYLVANIA. Colonel
Archibald Bakely Michigan. Colonel Charles NJ Lam !;
Kentucky: Colonel W. B. Mllwood; TENNESSEE. CaptaIn
Andrew W. Mills Illinois, Brevet Major General D. g
Smith Indiana, Majyr H. DuBaTy Ohio, Captain ".
H.. Tinker; Wisconsin, Colonel y. G.. Johnston; !;
Missouri Brevet-CooDel joseph Conrad. Unitod
States Army Kansas. Brevet BrigadierGene Lewis
Zahm Minnesota. Capfnin William McCtary lows.
Captain John y. secck; Virginia L. X. II. Cochran; !;
Texas Colonel w. II. Sinclair; Utah, General y. KIM
ball; Colorado. General Edward AeCoOk; California.
General W. I. Elliott.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-A special from Park
ersburg. W. Va TO The Ga-eft says that all the regi
Of the Army Of West Virginia formed in line this
morning bearing bsttlefa9s and with Generals Crook.
Cox and Kennedy at their head, marched tbrOugn Tue
city The next reunion will be held Il Wheeling. W. Va
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 23.-The Indiana En-
campment OF the Grand Army of the Republic and the
Soldiers Reunion, which convened this city Tuesday.
bud parade yesterday, in which were the Governor
and State officers, the Mayor and city orhcals.
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To Republican Ciu5s


CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE has issud In the form OF
its popular TRIBU;E EX RAs tne fol owing documentA
No. 81 The Black List
liquidation
rank aud financial cstono which has been made
the 10y every southern state eAcp Texas Pnco
cents x3 per huo ired Sl2 per thous1as
No. > I. The Finance Primer.
The G OF rnancin Topics fne pLalIost and ceaest
topieA Price cents y per hn dren Sl3 per h,gs1EL
No. 5J. The Chisholm Tragedy,
Mrs Chisholm tes how husD nj uruiay muir crsf
ly sou hern mob Price cents s2p1r hunt.vd ~
thousand
No. 65. The Life of Garfield.
Containing sketch Is to 1864. R,pTltei with
farIis Yrars" by smaey, sketch of
General Chester A. Arthur Lettes OF Accegtance car
-peeche. l6 Prcs cents: per irel.
No. 90. Tae Two PARTIES
A Political Ia ance-Shect An address by Cu0nel John
Hay Cleveland ohle judy 81. 1882 Price per
hundred - per thousand
NO. I7 Hall TO the Chief
Contains eTsc accounts oi the ~ Geaeral Gar
field IN NewIorA with speeches OF ieaiDg Republicans
all paris Oi the country rcs 10 cents 81 hun
No 6s. Brigadiers Upperse.t.
A ReDes.
Infamous Forgery The Lie Lad Lare--rne
Brgaiers and the CoDaderatss IN CopgTesx
Counted Named Price ccn;si 81 per hundred per
No. 90. Can the North Afford H..
Nearly fourteen bundled millions Go..as dsinantei OF
the Government b. tue Sold sOuia compensation for
Washington Of the claims ned 10
III voter ought TO les Price eens 50 per
dred Si1 Der thousand.
orders any the promptly filed mus; ac-
'0'N' THE TRIBUNE
Nsw.lofx.
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INCIDENT OF THE BROOKLYN Rally.

The Brooklyn police were informed Wednes-
day OF the loss of several while their
watching the Republican torchligbt procession
Tuesday evening n. Wells. OF No. 100 willowst, had
his pocket picked of watch worth $l75 at Fulton and
woughby-sts A. NJ Smith, OF No 4O7 Monroest.. lost
n gold watch worth $3.50, at Montague and Court-sts
j. y. Robertson. while at Livingston and Conrtsts.
missed his gold watch worth 1925. John Mccarthy. OF
No $50 Atlaptc-ave., while at Fulton-st aud Myrtle
ave. discovered that his watch. worth 500, was gone
Captain John {. Miller Of the Tweny-tnird Ward who
took part the parade, missed his watch In Cumbet
andst. IL worth S125. John Gerkon lost silver
watch worth $50, at Gates and Clinton-aves.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a, a. m.-Coo!er, clear
weather has prevailed IN New England with northwest
winds increased pressure The barometer has risen
in the Middle and South Atlantic States, with slightly
cooler and partly cloudy weather, ana south OF Virginia
northeast winds, with light East south winds
have prevailed the Southern States. Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley with local rains and change In tem
peraure or barometer. Clear weather has prevailed In
the Lake region and the Northwest with east 10 south
winds and falling barometer.
IidicdnonS
For the Middle States. slightly warmer. partly cloudy
weather. 70 south winds, falling barometer aud In
the ex RENE southern portion light rain.
For New En- 1land. winds shifting 10 southeast and
southwest falling barOmeter slgnt rse In tempera-
ture, clear fair weather
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ANOTHER REBEL MOB.

procrss,oN OF WHICH THE REPUBLICANS CAN
LIE pROUD-AssAULTs By DEMOCRATS
YonK, Penn, Sept. 22.-This town was en-
veued last week by tbs largest and most respectable
nol,tcai procession Witnessed here. The hrpnbl-
cans turned out Thursday evening" supplied win uh
forms aud Torches aud for an hour arounu
.,a pnubicau headauarters cheering and feeling very
over tbs result In Maine. Tao line was about
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"Wby. Franky,r exclaimed n mo

"Why, Frankly" exclaimed n mother at the
suoucr Hoariiug 4 house never knew you 10 ask Tor
second piece or pie at home" " knew twnnt no use
said Prank IA he proceeded with MS pie eating.
THE IRISH QUESTION Look
N, th.t now Brown! lie lrsiman VIII have MS roishs
mn for he's got the heart the lungs and the DrckDats
hsd.d " Rr,wn: Mark my words, OFinnognn, thes.
,s and murders will ruin business ia your country"
s,,rinpegap " BE jabers, an good JoJ too hate
and snow Inc the rois nj minded thrue-heartcd
Ir,snmap thai doesnL"-lfun
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
ASKING FOR A BLESSING.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 23.-The Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union National Convention. In
sess on here has sent cable message the Pope ask
Ing his blessing their labOrs.
Al tie session to-day proposition drop TIE word
Irish" was defeated. only two societies voting In Its
favor A. NJ. Keeley OF Richmond, Va, was reelected
reSid
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
PROGRESS IN WOoL-GROWTyG.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 23.-At the meeting
Of the International Sheep and WoclGrowers AS
sociation he'd here tonight the HoD
John L. Hayes of Boston. read n paper on Grades Of
wool which this country produce In order to fully
snpy the demand OF her looms. and how best 10 pro-
duce tnem."
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Debility and Nervousness
are cured BY VITALIzED PHOsPBlTE5.
All druggists sell II.
MAHRIED.

DAY-BATES-On September 23. 1880 at - Matthew's
Church. Bedford N Y, by the Rev Lea luquer James =
Dsv aud Augusta ReDecca daughter OF the James NJ
Bates.
CRUMMELI-SIMPsON-At St. Philips Church. New
IA september %. by the Rev.
the Rev. Alex. Cruminell ID. d.. OF wash
ington. Mrs Jennie NJ simpson, Of Rochester
N. Y.
Al notice1 Of MaTllgs5 mIG b3 miJr3sl witi faH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

TRIBUNE OFFICE. sept o. a. m-Durng the clear
aud fair weather yesterday the movement In the bar
ometer was upward The temperature ranged between
81 ana 65o the 1882 being Gl' lower than on
the corresponding day last year and o. lower than on
Wednesday. ,,,,
Ciear or fair and slightly warmer weather, followed
late In the by partly cloudy weather and slight
cuances OF occasional shower may DE expected TO-
dnY LII this city amt Vicinity
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

Republican Naturalization Committee. Headquarters
at northwest Pearl ani Chat Open daily
from 10 a. m to pm. r. q. McCoRD Chairman.
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5ys1,al Aotarss.

Ready This Moruing.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The Issue OF to-day CONTAINS
Letters other Correspoadentsl tn, OH
World aud the New
Price I'm Wrappers ready TOR mang. i've cent, psr c,,y
sJ nve copies slt copies AL sas
extra. SIS Postsgein ali Gas saoso.loss
Address
THE TRIBUNE
Aew-Ywk
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

Ccce of the silk Association OF America, A Howard
New-IOrk.-At a special meeting O the Board OF Gov
silk A-s1ciit OF America held september
"A HOwasdst NewNOrk, the following resolution:
were unanimously adopted
dear friend ard associate. Robert Hsmil.
has been called away from IA by death ant
WHEREAs MI Hami has been Identified with the silk in
Gustry America OF a century and VI
founders the six Association o America ana at the
his death OF s vice presidents, ana always
rank the adOcateS aid promoters OF Apleri
industry: therefore, belt
Resoed That Association OF America sincerely
sympahizcs with Mrs Ham ana the relatives OF our de
friend their at,Ct tha, 100 feel the
loss muc and stantly with and
whose career successful and so honorable.
Resored That the silk OF America has Mr.. Ham'ls
n wise counsellor ongtned faithful friend
bold champion, and that proudly hold
a pattern his life manufacture
marked throughout with niexble Integrity
and honor.
esolvcd copy of preamble resolutions be
2 crossed and presented 10 Mrs. Hanii.
FRANK W. CHENEY, President.
G. WYCKOPP
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wM. c. wYcKoPP, Secretary.

Post ID rc1 SOtics
The foreign mails Tor tas wax 81 lug SAruR2tY septen
ber 20 lss. will hcs 0I TUESDAY, at ia30
Tor Europe by steamship Nevada VIA oaeensto~n
MEDN ESDAi. 1:3O r. Oy stansnlD
Agera VIA Queen stown correspondence
be specially adressed 4:3O for fr,noe direct
by steamship Laurent. Havre 0u HURsDAY.at $50
for Europe by steamship Adriatic. via Queenstos
correspondence FOR Germany and France be specially
aidressed $3.50 a. foT Europa by steamship Vie
land via Plymouth. CherbouIg ana Hsmburg SArUR 4.
DAl at TO- Europe. by steamship City OF Berlin,
Queenstown Correspondence for Germany and scotland
IN specially adtrcsse.i); and at scotland
direct steamship BOiyig via GlasgJY a.
Belgium by steamship Ncderland via Antwerp and
al ii a. Europe. NoSe South
Bremen. The mails for Denmark sweden ni NORWAY
are dispatched bv ItamDurg and Bremen only.
The mails tor NSrih Hay u and Marasaoo cave
September 81 The maiis Tor Aspnwau and -ouih Pa
cAc New-York September 22. The mails for the
Wmdward Indies leave NewYOrk September -. Ths
mails Havana and Mexico leave NewYor& September
% The mails for Newfoundland aud Pierre AQue
leave NewYork september 2i. The mails for chlui
JaDin leave Franesco October q Ihe mails
traliA &c. leave Si1 Francisco october %.
lHOs. L. JAMES. Postmaster
Post Oalce New.Yors. September :. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

sanaioas tas
thoseh
AS sBroatW
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SperlIl Notlees


Henry 4. Daniels W. d.. IA Lexing0nave near 29h ST
Hours to and 3 tot.
Attention to gentlemen only
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3lolitifdI Not,ce5,

JollIlfal NoIlce5.
A.-Pofical Net IaTners
Tine PUrtrails Flags ant lTin-D1rr1ces.
HOLE : q GEAHAN. Painters. 90 DdaIe.t
Campaign Egulplelts OF ali kids. nialtac lrsi aai
FOR sale
HERMAN FORcE. 29s Broadway S.Y.
Colonel John W. Forney
and other eminent VIII address tire czen9 OF New
YorA Upcn The political issues OF the CHICK
ERlNG HALL TONIGHT, at : o'clock
Germs Republican Central Campaign Comntee.-A
regular meeting Ut The G-rmal Republican Campaign Com
VIII be Eell bsatq SIS. Teufons Assembly
Rooms. ljS fhriaye FRIDAY evening september "a az
O'Clock. \. J. DilTENDO3FEk Psesldent
u IEYERLE Sec etsry.
IXth Assembly District Gar1ed ani Arthur Campaign
Cub-Sublc meeting at beecser Buildings this evening
Addresses By aor H. X PangDorn Of Jersey City. aud
others Harmonica Duet hy Messrs. MARSH ani Ashby.
JOHN w. JACOBUS, Presiaeat
ARTHUR ;. HAwLEY.l Sacrs,ar,a.
EDMUND BODINE. 's'''0'
XVIII Assembly District Republican ASS ocintion.-A
will be held at CONTINEN rAL HALL, 3sth 81 sth
ave, oa FRIDAY. sEPTEM BER a. ats O'clock II Tbs
following speakers viii address the meetilg the Hon.
J. Fhiln, General George w Palmer ths hol 4. J.
aefrr H. A Matthews, esq, Major Willard Bulard.
> Sutherland Colonel Henry Beeney aid others Pro
fessor Adams ard the Central Campaign Club Chorus viii
also attend. SHERIDAN SHOOK, President.
XIXtb Assembly District German Republican Clab
will Garfield aud Arthur Banner FIiday Septem-
her "a, l-SO The meeting viii commence at 1880 y.
Mt hcaquarers DO schels Han lot between 6jth
and 66thss. Friends invited
b. DECKER, ssc,. l. NJ LEM, President.
NJ. SCHLOrT o''
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

The ErleGrichshaII
only reliable the best OF all BITTER WArERs
The Seaside Library.
NEW BOOK BY MISS BRADDON.
OUT TO-DAY. IN CLEAR BOLD HAN DsOME TYPE
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LATE ISSUES.
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The 5toy of slower Anna If. Drury lOc
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slB-Nhite Wings Yachting Eomance Wm. Black. lOc
sl3-rhe Thirteenth liu-sars. Eiie 6aburau. Zoe
For sale by newsieaers above prices,
receipt Of IL cents Tor Ocen and -
numbers by
GEORGE MUNRO. II to "a yaadew ater.st.. NY
Sergness Electro heulica Baths administered by tho
discoyrrer rheumatism. debity nervous GisoleTs 10
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New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
A REFFRFXCE To MAINE.

la nIy StateI dOn know that ought 20 speak OF 1t
when an 500 miles away-we had as bold a game, as
des, crate game played against was ever played
In Louis a1a II sought to he done under the form
OF law in a sneakng way, and WHEN We
see sucl things done by the Democratic party
we are at liberty 10 Judge that that party
an organization Is not friendly to unraDmeed vote
Of tao American people. in Alabama. In 1872. with
cDmparativey free vote we threw them $1,000 yOtce.
believe We threw l. 81 three after. In Mississippi
oar vote Of 10000 has absolutely disappeared Give
me n sponge anG the liberty to use IL IN New JSTsey and
vii insure the election Of General Garfield very read
lily.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-04

A new industry has sprung up in
the Sandwich Islands, and thai it may
thrive and prosper is the wish and
prayer of every honest and ivirtuous
citizen of SAM francisco who does not
wish to be croaked to death. 1t seems
that this city was visited by Col. II,
y. Hart, All eminent royalist Of Homo
4lIlu, and, while taking in the sights
of the suburbs the gallant C0lonel,s
ears were thrilled with the sweetest
music he had ever heard Oh earth. AT
first he thought the angelic world of
song was opened unto him, but after a
moments fefectionhc discovered that
the music was bnllfrog music. Now,
it seems that there are no frogs i'll the
Sandwich Islands, and, for this very
reason there is a perfect passion for
them among the islanders, white and
brown. They are looked upon there
as canary birds are withus.. Tie Col
onel, having an eye for business, was
seized witllTla brilliant idea, so lie
coralled 1911 frogs of both genders
and shipped them to Honolulu He
has distributed the creatures among
the missionaries, newspaper men, dip
lomats, native chiefs and other musi-
cal aristecrats. :, They arc, delighted
with the presents, and, being well
paid for, Col. Hart has a good thing
in his enterprise. By this time Homo
lulu must be q ravishing place for.
deaf man.-4Saa Francisco Ages let
ter. .,,>.f
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-04
Skin (irartfnug.

The medical faculty Of Danielson-
vile, and in fact throughout the whole
of Windham county, Connecticut, are
greatly interested in an experiment
of skin grating which has been going
on there, and which has finally proved
o gratifying success. On the 3lst of
December, 1878, Jesse, an eleven year
old son of Mr.. Edwin Morgan, an in-
fuential citizen of Canterbury, an adj
jacent village, fell into shallow vat
containing solution of potash in
boiling water, He struck OH both
feet, the liquid coming nearly up to
his hips, and instantly the skin began
to peel of. With remarkable pres
ence of mind the lad leaped to the
floor, where he lay unconscious for
some time. 1t was found that the
flesh on both legs had been SO horrl-
bly, and thoroughly boiled that no
cells remained for new skin to form
a growth upon. The boys life was
one of excruciating agony for months,
The scared members began to turn un-
der the body, and actually "flexed"
or knit to the back OF his thigh. A
young physician, George j. Ross, of
that town, finding that his older
brethren had given up the case as in
durable, and one which I.aust speedily
result in death, determined to attempt
the salvation of the LADS life by skin
grating. He was "pished and poohed
at" to use his own words, by the old
heads of the profession without .mer-
cy, but the boys parents iwnlorins
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-04


Jerusalem, according to British con-
sular reports, is a growing town. The
foreign Hebrew population has in
creased considerably of late years.
That community is now estimated al
$4,000, inclnding native Jews, against
10000 in 1873. The desire 10 avoid
compulsory military service, now ell
forced in most European countries,
and the right of holding real property
in Turkey, conceded to foreign sub
jects by the protocol of 1868, probably
account for the increased immigration.
The German colony at Jerusalem now
numbers nearly 400 persons; that at
Jaffa about 800. There is third Ger
man settlement, at Caiffa of about
equal number with the last mentioned.
The settlers are mechanics, 8rtificers,
carriers aud agriculturists, and are
fairly prosperous. The chief indus
tries remain what they were-the
manufacture of oil, soap and articles
in olive wood and mother Of pearl;
the production of the latte" articles
has greatly Increased, as the sale is no
longer confined, to, visitors and pill
grims, large quantities being exported
to Europe and America.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-04
An Artificial Monastery,

" The owner of rich villa, a Sicilians
nobleinan ot Bargeria, near Palermo,
has fondness for satire, which he
has exemplified i'll a novel manner
After occupying it for some time, he
turned it into an artificial monastery,
which you understand only after en-.
tering it. In the cloisters you see
groups of monks standing, sitting, and
kneeling, AMI you are about to retire,
believing that you have invaded their
privacy, when you discover that they
are wax. They look exceedingly
pious and, solemn, as if they had en-
tirely rclinquishcd sublunary affairs,
and fixed their hopes and thoughts OH
a very melancholy, heaven. The sar-
casm lies in their exact resemblance
in face, form, and manner to the no.
bleman's different acquaintance, noted
for their worldly and selfish DISPOSE
tion-well- bred egotists and syco-
plants, who frequent the tables OF
the rich and hang OH the favors OF the
titled Their secular expression is
skillfully blended with one OF sancti-
mOniousncss, and yet the likeness Is
accurately preserved. The effect Is
luJicrous, and the figures are singing
sarcasms embodied in wax. The Or
iginals do not like it, as maybe sup
posed, but they do not want to quar-
rel with the nobleman, of whom they
speak as a hlImorist that will have his
way, and so try to hide their chasrin.
A number of new toad-caters have
carefully kept away from the Slclil-
ans entertainments, fearing that they
shall be reproduced in his monastery.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-04
PORTAGE COUNTY HEDGE GO.
MANAGERS


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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-04

The estimated production Of beet
sugar in Europe for 1890 will be l.
575, 200 tons, of which Germany will
produce 10000 tons; France, 27o, 900
fons; Austria- Hungary, 385, ,O0O tons
Russia, 225,O00 tons; Belgium, $1,000
toas; Holland and other countries, 25s
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-04

The number Of oieomargarine facto-
ries in the United States is ten, in
Holland scyenty-four, while France,
Germany and Russia have each made,
important progress in the industry. '.ia'