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New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
To Republican Gibbs

CAMPAIGN Committees
TIE NEW YoRK rEiRU has o i:'l,d IN the form Of
which are Of Sol 20 g. yaFS TSi p'nc ,ns s'Hstsn
rank dishonesty financial drono which has been made
Mob. The Finance Primer 49,, .,,,.o.,
presentation m the English language OF current financial
topics Price So. GG15i IS The ,hisol% rrassay ~
Chsolm tells now he -O and was p.n.1y inut ereG @
'nO"'''"- No. 6J. The Life of Garfield, ,...,.,
Containing a sketch career u HGi reprinted WIN
out change from SIR. Witcaw Reds ohio Ia the War
Ear"r Later years BY M + sTay AK skoGn Of
Re ,s speeches 10 pages. Pnc, ccnts per hunlrel;
80 per ''01 so 66. The Two Parties ~, c.o,., ,o,,
Hv at July 81. 1850 Prices cents Sl
hundred - No. No ''1I 81, Hail TO the Chief
Contains graphic accounts o the of Geherai Gar
fold n New YGrk MN speeches c 81 90 i,aI.s % g @
ui'i' go No Cs Brigadiers Uppern,ost.
Rebel Ruled Congress hancr Or tutuu soldiers
Fac slme tho letter waoh ConG Gressmm BctAoO'et pro
nounccs Infamous Forgery The lAe Lana baIs lhe
Counted ana Named Price cents 81 per hnndrei - per
'hou'''o Noc9 Can tue North Afford II.
49, Neaty by tIe Sold south r compens Iiion ~
losses during ne war The acconn = made up RON the ol
h ne voter ought TO eah rlce cents IS per nun
drrl; fi2 per !housand ,o,o, ,,,,,.,rv
The Republican laT tn Buwark Of Haonal Prosperity.
Plain Truths Tor 2 c,nr o with ex
daSe by hu in the IoHse Representatives Price
l','o ~ ,',r 1un,rc1: ~ D thousand
J. ''' NO. ~. Mr. E,aris's speech.
MI, ttecor Republican Rule
rasjci with pretensuns OF tie Demoorry-A Yer
baum Rep odncton OF ihs Great speech o. tIy i,op u M
Pr,ce cents - p.rhuncred w per no an ,, 10
company AL 0'N'' THE rMBCNE
No York
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
FLEV1TED RA ILROAD AFFAIRS.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN PART OF TIE BUSINESS OF
THE MANHATTAN COMPANY FOR OSE YEAR.
In reply 10 a request from director OF the
MAMMALIAN RlIlway Company john l.. Body, treasurer
of that company has presented statement Of the con
ditIon OF the company at the end OF the hrs'
year OF business The company had on sep
tember 80 cash balance OF S3lS.549' aiter
paving the quarterly dividends 10 the New
York and Metropolitan Companies. The pay-rols for
septeuper arc estimated TO amount to $l5O,OOO The
amount Of accrued interest on the funded debts 0 tho
two compan,es ON October amounted to S3l 900.
elusive OF upon that part OF The metropolitan
second mortgage bonds whi' had been sold ihc
fixed charges on October amounted to over S16l O2O'
70 meet hch The company had cash on band s3ls3l"
q deficiency OF $l4247l. The Manhattan company
had on October l. 1879. the accumulation Of hve
on,bs earnings OF the two companies before the Man
haitian became responsible under The lease tor the pay
ment OF the fixed charges this amounted to S5S2,4
For the first year the Manhattan Company iaIed Oi
earning It's fixed charges by about $125.OOO In ms
statement the treasurer reports that the Man
haitian Company has recently borrowed on
short time S9SS 600 for account OF construction.
These loans have secured by 81 $50 900 Metro
pohan second mortgage bonds and S3l 900 Metropo-
ital nrst mortgage bonds. The company stiH has on
hand $3.50 900 OF the seconds but Is pOpoel u use
$50 900 OF them security for afurther loan OF S2"ooo
for construction account There are due IT from the
Meropolitan Company 100000 ot the same issue III
place Of ,ts drb,nturcs pledged cdt raj Tor loan
ia1d hv The Nannatta an Company. According TO the
frea>urer's statement The Otd AMOUNT Oh sccOhd mort
gage Oonds absoute.y sold j. S50Oo .. IL,
The particular statement o. tue year puslhesS, SHOW
ing In tail the and expenses Oi the cOmPaby
for tie year, has not been mace puOnc' ,,,. .
A meeting OF prOperIy-owncrs IN fni.on- L.
Brook yn, held yesterday afternoon I'D EveIett
Hal Bro,kyn 10 consider the question o raDld transit
I'm tLat street After much discussion resolution 10
oppose construction II an elevated rOau III to I
tier properly passed by nearly UNANIMOUS vote
al m
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
TOREIGN MISSIONS.

LOWELL, Mass, oct. G.-At the business
session OF tue American Boari OF Commissioners oi
Forr,cn Missions today paper WAS read on g Ne"
M onorv station ia West Central Africa" by secrc-
tary Means o. Boston. The Rrv. Dr. Alden answered
the quest ou How shall the call for missionary labor
ers be mt e. paper Changed RelItlons OF For
eign Missions read by the Rev NJ c. Clark and
c co,utions OH e. death OF the Rev Dr. Ruus Anderson
were passed. President Hopkins delivering feeling
tribute the memory OF the dead an Inc nominating
couuuiftee presented the list OF committees to bo ap
pointed - ,,o poc Dr . IT pnum nresanted
t,. report of the committee on the home secietarys
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
1orIsrfLLE And NISHrILLE RAILEOlD
LouIRyILLE, Ky. oct, G.-The annual

IOIIKVILLE, ny. UtJ, Ut nc dnNUdI
rccii o. the ocaroldefs Of the L,ul,yilc and Nash
vile KurOad occurred to-day. Ghc annual re ou
ttatci that the comrany was operating nearly hoo
IN les of road President Ncwcomb IN bis annual report
ihr o. tc i.Dui-N WI" ana Nash
VII. iilfl ld system into ARKANSAS ana icXashLd stated
maj M gOtIat .os now on Ot OOkHe toward srcdr
no an iua,u .ud-uJ rnGtc mic these state. Toe net
earnings Tor the entire fl al year Of lS1--I3 wfTc
9Ji771 OG or lab ger cent ~ tnc gross cathing-
Ia. 1879 tir, Wcre S3221 ,DlJ % Oi IJIl ,i cent
~ me lO.s catnIuts. Tue ttliccrs were reelected
Pres;d,nt resigned cause oi ~ hcaith ald
hnurl M. re- ignation wOu bv accepted AZ ~ cary
dair rs pnssbt-nOl atcr.Lc trusted. iiau c'nDcr l.
rnmItec Was appOln ed T. takr tlsn upon hr rt>iS
raou IL Il Mr. NrwcOmD'- desire mat Ar. L. H. Green
sLa succeed hun. recon cudaton tndt Ihr present
sr0rk of the Louisville aud Aashyl Railroad b. IN
creased by a div deud Of 100 per cent 0as
adopied Tic following director, were uua. iinois.i
recied for the ensuing yeat H. Victor NeTcouJ. T. H.
Green f.. Il. Alex iLdeI, Geo. g tlIk, {. e. Bt.uWLi,
Clarence H. CaIR. b. /. GathIe. GO. a. Nasnu=iO".
Ueury c. Muuel. Logan u Murray, aud JOSH l.
Woodward.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
"pIBr'Vr LnrAL rSSFryNrlpNS.

~ a -
incl,s Inc percudculsr u "a. 4 'H
tJreseis -
Indicated % tns tAe'h'e ''
Pharmacy.
Tr1nryE OFFICE oct 7, / a. m.-Tbe movement in
the barometer WAS rapidly upward last evening
Cloudy weather during the frs, quarter was followed
by clear and fair weather. The cmp"Iature RANGED he
tween 81 aud 67o The average (57S9 OeinG 9 lower
han on the CORES pOndng day last year ara l hgher
than Tuesday. ,. -. 49,
Clear or partly cloudy and cooler weather may Oe e1-
pNfed TO-DAY III this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

speech was full o. the rebel riaG from beginning to end
He decared that II Gcaci al Garfield shon he elected it
was intention OF the Republican party to Feep him
there for life lie succeeded arousng the old rebel
spirit such degree thai after The performance
OF crowd m1rchrd down tn the river bank chi and
baued down the ropes ~ TIE Repnb can nag role 80
that tn flag cannot BE- elevated. and the banner pole
hsnds there to jay rOBuhent OF Democratic hate
Tor the American flag. Previous 10 tins they tore down
neat Garfield pole. erected by of Colonel +. f..
Ward in 'front.' OF his fathers elegant residence. Toe
aatred for the American nag stii mIks in tnc Demo-
haic breast MOI a Republican " allowed To foaC
tbs village. Ia 1872 years after tine close IL
be war. the NJ +. Churca put up fIs 10 attract at
enlon 10 frstly a gOE. on I'D th,iT nal Daring the
hght the rebels took down the flag tore II INTO
lreds.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

JoHNSON-HASrINGS-O on Tuesday. October .. at st
Loan. Clufrl. Elizabeth. y. j.. by the Rev IL V
Drscu ~. .tci by william = Langiord, Theodore
Jynr Iou.ou ir. 10 Mary lousn. daughter OF the late
Warren Hastings. bOih OF Giklbotl, Nj.
uUMF1KD-II GEMAN-At the residence OF the brides
na,e ~. october D. 1881. the Rev Marshall Il. smith,
tmne r. Mum,ord Il Detroit Men, To Jennie Gardner,
daughter If Joseph Heg"man. ot Ne"lork city.
NICoII-MALTHN-On "Wednesday. october H. 1880, M he
church tho Incarnation NcW York Cliy, by the Rev.
hrhUf Books, Augusta scc' uHughtet Oi IiS"OItA T.
Maltby and II .nry Nlcoll, Of Islip, L. l.
SNYDER-BII~S In Sew Haven. Conn. se2temDer 20, at
thr Of the prs pdrcut+ 10y Professor Arthur L.
i,rrv Of " lims Cteg, listed by the Rev. T. = sam
son at Calya Baptist 'hurch, Grace r. Bliss 10 the hcN
T.. Il. snyder. of arthige " /. y" cHds
vtTERS-COA N-At residence Of the late Admiral ;.
T. Dupont. LOWERS Del oc opcr D. by tue Kew Ecorge
XC,t - ID d. ftwaTd E. Waters, Of eW YORK and Saiah
onucuirr Of the rtus tOia. OF the Hawaiian ISLANDS
UrTCoX-pRICE-On rues'lay. october .. 1880. at New
oTk Pre- ,byt-rian by the Rev W. W. Page w. H.
fl N ilcox TO Martha /. Pucc both Of New York.
Al gorcet of irridge' ntf 61 iHbr5'l w'H f"9
name and df.TesS.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
THE CONVENTION ORGANIZED.
suIP-BUILDiNG INTERE>TS STRONGLY RFPR 'sENrEI
NArLnNAL EnLICY LIKELY 10 ID


A SOUND NATIONAL POLICY LIKELY 10 B..
RECOMMEHDPD.
iBY TELEGRAPH To THE rGIBUSEl
BOsTOS Oct. The National Commercial Con-
| veution met to-day. About eighty delegates were
present coming from thirteen different states, ana
ncluGing the largest builder of woCden sh ~ III ihe
world-Mr. Goss o. Bath. Mc.-and also the largest
builder Of iron ships in Amrrica-Joln ROach "i
New York. Mr.. Gausr. of Wilmington. and Mr.
Camp, Of Philadelphia, are also here. The West -
not strongly represented. but New-iork Penn
syvania and Ncw-England ar. lhe
shp-bailicrs AMI ship-owners were. in fact
IN strang force. and they showed from the
beginning that they meant fight.
A first test of s,leng il made on resolt-
ion to admit two extra delegates from Bath. Me-.
one being Mr. Gnss. above referred to. Bath beng
n small place was emitted only to two delegates.
but considering the magaituJc of the shIpbuildlng
interest there, the Convention Was asked to
adm, two more delegates. Tho Free
SHIP men fought this vigorously for hall
an hour and debate grew somewhat cxclted, but the
resolution was carried by large majority, amid
much applause. This vote seems TO show that thc
Convention has not been packed, and is received
with satisfaction
After organization large number of resolutions
was offered which were referred. The committees
went to work at The resolution for change
in the mode of admcasuemcnt of veSse'S VIII he
returned IN the morning with strong report IN us
favor.
The COMMITTEES on Referred Resolutions IL not ex-
prcicd 10 attempt 10 make rccOnmenda' sons 10 me
Cunvcn ou, but II Will IN the morning report MI
LInrOm'S and a few other rcSolutIuAS lor action.
IA" General scntIIeut of 1hr deicgateS appears u
be "a favor Ol aggressive and protective polcE III
regard to shipping. beginning Wlth the r'pc1I oi u
large 1iumbcr Of tonnage, consular ami other chargeS
and cNactIOus.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

A minstrel performer proudly advcrtises
himself in the amusement papers as the "Iaisest-
mouthed comedian IN the ~Ofld ana adds: " MANY
envy and initiate me- but there none can compete
with me."-lP Iiladelpbis Bulletin
"THE ARMADA OF COERCION"-FrOm the
eultaus point yiewlSutau "On. That is the naval
Demonstration! Very nice! uignly creditable 10 the
Powers, Tm sure. Wonder they'll give US any lire
worksi"-tFunny Folks
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

report. President Seelyp OF Amherst College made al
adircss. aud followed by Professor Georg: Ladd,
Of Bowdoin College: he R'v. DR.. A. IL Mckenzie, OF
Cambridee Professor Tucker. of AndOvcr. and Pro-
fessOr Barbour. OF Yale. William f. Dodge OF New
York, introduced Naravan ShcShadrai. HudO0
Brahmin fr IN bombay. brought greetings from his
brethren India aud THANKS 20 the Christians Of the
IIitp State
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
])o!itieal Notices.

The Grand circle Republican Club -.
Grand and banner t3sing at the 6rand
N"''o' FRIDAY GCrOBEK 4. Ar 8 O'CLOCK p NJ
Tho lion 4 l. ID. TT sNHOEFER, the Hon ckOk6E w:
pt-%aNV N1ior WILLARD BULLARD and Others VIII
ID. . 80. 80 ,i, n, n,rfne DOW kIrrLL. President.
MN t.. BLAME lsecretar,es
4. u. UIlLkNBACk
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
MIDNIGHT THEK REPOHI
GOVERNMENT lNDiCANlONi

WAsuISGTON Oct. Z. | a. m.-Ihe barOm-
ate b,s ,i.on In New England and The Middle Atlantic
STATES with westerly winds Gle weather and no charge
In emperature Partly cloudy weather has prevailed III
The sou'hcrn states with efly winds and slight
changes in temperature and barometer. Gear ana
slightly cooler weather has prevailed III the Lake r'g"h
with rising barometer and n0rthcry to westerly wi1dS
'rc winds bavc shifted {, clst.ly and southcry Ia the
Northwest with clear weather rising temperature aud
falling barometer.
IfidicdftDTS
For the HlGdc states. slightly cooler and clear or
portly cloudy weather. with northwest to northeast
winds aud rising b btTO meter.
For NcN.Englaud. centrally clrai and slightly cooler
Weather southwest northwest winds ana rsDG bar
Ometor
'DIuir%r InrAf. .iSSE''Y NrinVS
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
LAIEST NiiIF NEGS.
PORT or xrw.Yon6 ARRIVED ocr.

PORT or NEW.YOHE -.-NRRGVEp OCr. @.
S,r oiympus Gr) walker Liverpool sept - and QEcens
town T., vernon 10 Brown a. f'.
tN0r ;,rJtr Hamburg u daFA win halt
10 oidcf, ..-se. IunCI. b. .,' < 60.
Bars Sa.cm Nnr. Stndbtg. AuG>und. Hoi"Ey 10 iiy =
VIII lee ~ l.rElalu. fohruIS GO.
Eris Iady rI ,Bri. Res NcWlaycn. IN ballast TO r. II
Outrrb:ider 80 Co.
sem chs Ncwns. IWtlc. Savannah days with naval
sor,~ 10 Diuri Potter 80 Co vessel tn BOYD N""irs
me following vessel rfcauied below came up to the
city to-day
IiarA Edward Barrow lrl. Rich, London.
FDfiIG,iN PDtrN
IOXpON Oct G-Sai'cd- 18th nit John + Iiotiman; l,t
inst Iaro H. Ico?old c Marie. Wilhelm Gynthrr IN INST
ui-b-ig vIrJ iNiy the utt'r lot NJ" work. Holden ut
Srw Oicnl. kropus udoli, the latter Tor Piadrlphla
Theresa cant Wur IA Fm1ion2ci the latter loo Pensacola
rth iu-t. AidmOrc i0I savannah. , . o..
AirN.d--"Is ut Virginia l. stafford; BON MT IsoHna
Ib. H. "a trs D"Oiata Ti@rc 81 insi SAND
Nick william owen ftl INST, ADMIRAL Ieset"h Anna V'9
Laaru,anul. am"i \ Wright Nmuidcn, Josie VI r'lal
V,I sth inst Hlanchc. CrusO JOhD India tapt McdrlO
ti" latter Dnu.cnrst AVOulot Eirndm Wood. iettlr'
Cpt rvrriick Ncyddo. al III Brachy Head Ihos ralck
Gth inst gel C"iHtyOn Casio, Is NeMc0mD Mlnls
ter uf Marine. ~ektrk-lnfr
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

Miss Braddon'S new story, "AsphOdcl," Is
coumrnri IA The Netc-I IOrk NOnthiy Fashion Bazdr,
ont ad for sale U} m -Gcaers. Price 20 cts
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Ifnr I,fIupit

"Owcn the Archrrn will soon be commenced
in me iroSidc COpGiOn lOr sale BY ali newsdeAlers
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

ptvry-At her la.e residence 40 sol shave Monday,
arinhrr 1 Louis,. wife Of Franois NJ. Bixby.
NU.ic' ul 4uuriai hereafter.
F,,,LEH Tuesday october o, 1880. John Fowler in the
Of lis age.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
pc. . 'r >DUcr.


The foreign nails '0r the week end ~ SArURpA Y, octo
brr . iS,, this oflc' on TUESDAY. AZ "3I
q. FOR Ehrop. 1T ,n7nip W~c0ns a. VA oltn,toN
on WEEDS ESDAN, at $50 a IN FOR fW0Pe bv scans li
Abvs ina yl Queenstown tcorre'pond me- iO france ms
De .po,iy a,l W ald at 351 N Tor France dlt,t
steamship Fl nee. via HaNre, TIT R~DAl NJ $50
A. H. for Luiopc. ns.ip icpuOc via q .c.st n
(cpr,, ,PDn!enc tor trmay ani FaIce hust De spec 'y
ID eSscu; 9u "t 10 - ul Tor Europe pY ~Irinshp 30. 81
DAY a. Eutopc, by steamship CITY al itl hH -'
Qurcn,to corrsppn encc 20 G'rhauy anu -" ana
r'c., by s1H>hp DtYonrl va "is-" anu ~ j. w. Dr
steamship /ecilLd via Autwr'p anu ~
II IL m I"r lufop" DF sransAp .thei VIA @
BIeI,"n ine mhii, for DcrmlrS 7wedoh al N"Inay
are ,l-pltcaed ~ Hamburg aUd rncl siran|rs 0nlY
the mails tor the West Indies Brazil ard Areetnr Leave
NCY-Ior, October = Ia" mhl% or Nr"i"uWlial iriNt
Nr,yl ur0brr aud he Das Tor Havana lelYo >ew
Octooor7. me n1is forto llco save New OK
Incmai!, 20; 81 PcTrcM do lon leave Sew oN
Ociob - IIo Iu5 TOT Au,,IliL &c "tVo9Ii Fta
c.sco october 2] r,,,. ,,,,,., .....o.,.,,r
Post ON %. Now-Yors. October =. $50
Protc- Ipscopni Church.
The General Convention constituted ~ the Board Of MIS-
si,us " Il convene m Ia" CGurch oi tine Holy
TRINITY Maei,on-avc and i2d.~t.. tomorrow (FRlDAY at
lu 3D. IIc r,puT ~ TIE Board oi Nand,tfH "U DE Il"
mtutS II u' proerr. o. rHo WoTh II ihrr stFrl" W'I'S
an, pubic cordially NY %; - ann
ciItc!, o. SUNDAY EVENtNG ncv5, a. 80 oc" k Tho
E.~. nD Of Sow lot 1red speakers BsI ps ippc
psnica ant Iorz"g 90, ~5itzcrlTU.
Rup!arc Relieved ana Cured b, Dr J 4 sherman
hnd without INJURY urtrl ht ru--"- ~ bDe
WI, valuable n,~ulJ the apjurcd l. mailed for lOc
p.lc". 2Jl BioId"ay
The iiagin Cure.
Tie remedy fo; emil and a hallrlu i'VcrS
rr,. Noy much Improved 10 r0"cr. IN the Ucs
drag tore-. GRO lNLLcor, III fuuon-st
Viciy from %, spring, Cccstns Gr.ndc Grille
and i0pltu, tIr onS * nIih'.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

Physiciun. hive prrHcr bPd 500, 600 NITAlHED Puos
Mrakcuc Digestion. dOHta ana fly sal TX
hn-tion and Ncryous selScs 1t sa Brain and Nerve
Food. For sale by druggists.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Protestant Epl,copai Church.
DoiitiCal Notices.
h-p0Ii.icnl banners at SbOri Notice.
Flnc Oil .,lri,d Portrait. Tor ,tl. lrtir Nlrp'r'.
uOJ.K Is GRAHAM. Painters ~ Dltnr
!. Ready mrdr isauner' aud =

\ A-POli:irdi 'hnhFrHH M NDor' >"''C''
H0i.H& GlAIfN'f. raIu'er' ~ DnnesL
A.-Rca,i, mrdr Bauner, aud rorrraii'
uoJE & GRNHNS. vi.ners ., Dul-c,t
C,zru-' aad Tn>payrrs' t-spciaiio" Gi tG' it.h A.
a. tc4t Nlr- 4 spec h O.! NM ot lh.- All "a
p,i -t ln o.. lc,,u-rrau. tins am I~DAl) ~ E'n-
,.n.r 80 81 ~. .,. p g. I lif'r '1c % M ,' ~ .ff ,'
r.l10r-1 .c .lon 60 80 mr. lhr .om nlu", d" ''r '1
i.ii., iay com. h,fo:c rae ar anfAton. Every mrr
Deg "'''' Il v. sAcoEu- secsetaty
iicndquar,e.. Cor POLITICAL BANNERS.
Eu.II.AIIo. FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS
~ r. LEVY ro.
80 30 iow..d.,t- Nrw-f
Kcpuscan ,nruraiizqloa Cparmi,trc Hca'@ur'r'
q, mort N.st co.Iero P,ar AMI Cl"t 'n*t" "'eH "AF
nom lu a. "a tol pw. l''' M'Co"P N"'""@''
X.,h Assembly, Di~tr,ci Rcpu",an i,~ocin1ion meets
~ We, '-t thI, lliI H~DAN evening 81 "'''A'
''''''' CIiaLFS \. PEABODY, Ja- President.
Xi.h iocmaIy D.'ro. Eepubisan A,soc,.a,,lr ,di
[Gi ' \t. oi5ycr . sS6 At I1i %c,t st..
Pos "D'n' '''m To ,,ir,s. 4 PEABJpY.Jn. PRECEDENT
j. ". IAw},. -cc9e ~.
NyliIih Aa,cr,nly DiIrict Republican A.soceton A
pi ~ ~ election ". BE- hrld At GIAS| HALL "a" ElSl
elect m oi d,rgair TIE various nominating conve TONS
Poll, open hon TO L. "c@,,t ,pnp1ot1v prc.,oent
JAMES N. TURNER. secretary.
NIKE Assembly Di,'rct Gwehth Warp Rep lbhcan As
eor.ip- rnaiy clccnn % De held pursuant 10 c'Il :"
CruiIa Committee. FRIDAY EN lNI,'", OCTOBER =, AT
UA,ILtO. II MI li h->i. ana sin =. 10 select
drl,t. Ia various con vcutlou~ Polls open 10 lOp
=. ~ "A ,Ars -Ory !. .. BRONSON. VI D.. Pres
xyI,tb Assembly District Republican Ass1cintion.-
pbic meeting Mi he lei ia church siitec W.! 93'n ST.
ncir -tnavr. 1,iU SDAN evening oct ''er . SD AZ =
II ltI.tS Ss'lNtrh AM No 'lcl r -
IL tl, T VIII addrcs, the meeting. TEe idtwl ca tel
win sing cordially invited kesc-ytd seats or Ilde'
JOEL W MASON. President
JnEs W PERRY secretary.
<NIst Assembly District Republican Associations
arc ps. 10
IL H. East 59th -t. On FRIDAY tNhNINP october =
or torccon delegates the several Nominating con.
!
| Polls open to 10 y. III. ,, ,,,,,, ,,-.,,..
RoBr o Y. FORD. :, crctary
XNiIid Assembly District hepnhii nn Associttion
nri,ulrv WI be heu AT 100 Last l2oth 81, on
| FitIbAY EVEN: SO OcOborS
Polls opeu from t. 10 o'c!ock ,, ,,.,,, t, ,,,,
| FRANK =. LItoMrlR. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
,iypophosplilcs
n tREIFD

Ncron mons ana all forms OF Gen, raj D'bJy Estal
lt,hrd =. wears. Try At. III ana - per bOitlO.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

Drink AK THRRPrA adrcous Chocolate Sod by all gro
ccs II pound OoAts at 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
:Jucclll NJure5

Jucclll NJure5
Henry A. DanicIs ". D. l4i LevingoDlve near 29th st
IlOars. 20 / and , tot.
Attention to gentlemen only
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WhTfRihe purCst and safest oi AL rathar
tic al irritating waters toclgn aHd
domestic thty destroy the dli organs and KIDNEYS
New Designs in
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS BRONZE5, LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artistic style and Of the best materials ani workmanshp
offered by
MITCHELL VANCE & CO.,
s3G ana S39 Broadway. New.Yors.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
DEATH OF PROFESSOR PIERCE.
A SKETCH OF HIS CAREEF

BOsroS Oct. G-Professor Benjamin Peircc.
Ii. d.. F. It. $. of Harvard University, died to-
day of Bright's disease of The kidneys. lie had
been confined to his room for about three months.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

Eicu,,ouar,c.. COR POLITICAL ENNNEHS.
rJl.lEAII~ FLAGS AND CNWPAIGN OUTFITS.
-. u. LEVY 9 80.
80. 81 Low .ul.,t.. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
SESSIONS BEGUN IN NEW-YORK.

THE HoUsf OF BISHOPS AT ST. GEORGES CHURCH
SERVICES AT THE OPENING-sFRMON BY BISHOP
KIP OF CALfFORNIA-!IsT OF THE BISHOPS IN
ATTENDANCE.
1he General Convention Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church was opened " this city yesterday. The
lionse OF bishops ne. at st. Georges Church.
Many prominent members were present. Bishop
ki? OF California, delivered a sermon on " The Pop
nlar Religion Of The Day" The House Of Deputies
met ia the afternoon at the Church of the Iioiv
Trinity, and was organized by the election OF the
Rev. DIR. Beaplslcy. of Connecticut, as President
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
mn II

~ IOncet ~ INTi1lsf n u % NETIT55I WHH u
name and df:ress.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-01-30
neaMs.

In this place. Jan. &c, of Consumption Miss
Lydia Ward, aged about 21-daughter of the late
Aaron Ward of North Danville
In St Johnsbury, Jan. %, Mr.. David Goss, aged
"a years. A native of this town, born and always
lived on the farm where he died.
AT North Danville, Jan. 81, Mr.. Henry Stanton.
aged 74-for many years the only merchant in
the village.
At Lyndon, Jan. %, Mr. True Quimby, aged 10
years.
At Lyndon, Jan. "a, Fannie Hill, wife of John
Noyes, aged 80 years-fOrmerly of St. Johnsbury
At Plymouth, Kansas, Dec. T. Mrs. Deborah A
Ide, aged 70 years, widow of the late Rev. VIM.
Phillips-formerly of st. Johnsbury.
At CassopOEs, Mich, Dec. 90, Milton Hull aged
rs, son of Joseph and Sarah Hull of Danville.
At Walden, Jan. 10, Chauncey A. Cheever aged
90 years.
At Clifton, Ill, Jan. 6, Mrs. Mary c. Colby, wife
of John Colby, aged 80. Mr.. Colby was former
resident of Danville.
OBITUARY.
In st. Johnsbury, Jan. 81, after three weeks run
of typhoid fever Charles B. Hinsman, aged &c YRS.
mos. and days-leaving a widow and two small
children Mr.. Hinsman had worked constantly in
The widow and his mother join with all of his con-
nections in publicly acknowledging to their friends
and neighbors that language falls far short of ex
pressing our unbounded gratitude for the helm and
kindness we had show cred upon us in our sad af
nlctlon KATIE r. HINsMAN
MARTHA S. HINsMAN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-01-30

1t will be seen that while the number
of births is the largest ever recorded,
the death rate is larger than any other
years except ~ and rs. The healthi-
est city in the world, according to sta
tistics, is Burlington Iowa, with death
rate of about to each thousand inhab-
itants. Next comes Stockton, Califor-
mia, 7.47; st Johnsbury this year about
l6-but for a series of yeals past much
less-London 23; New York and Paris
"a New Orleans so.
But we imagine the health of a place,
as measured by statistics, depends
largely upon the fidelity of the can
vasser. We doubt if there is city or
large village in the world that will
show, with a perfect canvass, death
rate of less than eight or ten to each
thousand of population. One thing in
this town is quite noticeable-the num-
Der of deaths of old people, and also of
those very young. Twelve persons
died in this village last year who were
over three score and ten. This is hard
ly more noticeable than that % died
under five years.