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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

Geneva Switzerland, upon invitation OF Bishop Coke
was received by the forty second Council OF the Epsco
pal Diocese OF Western NewYOrk 10 the session mere
to-day Resolutions Of congratularion and Fellowship
having been reported the Council by tne rev. ~.
shelton. they we're translated into German Dy ths
Rev Mr. siebt. and presented TO the kght kese M
Prelafe Bishop ierzog replied nc some engtn 10 Der
man. which interpreted TO the Counci py inc hS''
DR. sfcgmund. OF New-TOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

We are very much afraid that he who was
called in battle the superb would. be should become
a ponglcian, be the AD.urd.-tClncinnau Commercial
(Repl
The negroes in this State are Republicans.
If 20 admit that there are 1000 negroes IL VIZ
gina VIII are Democrats. would admit too much
Out $4,000 voters, there certainly no more
than 1000 who are Observation-Disclosures Dlspa'cn
CDeml
The main object Of our section for many
yegrs past nos been 10 Gct cohtrc 81 the Gofsn
meut OF the country, hu' 20 oe and then 10 retain
control Of domestic dff HOirc Eae has been the
watchwoFd Of people 10 the Dst n times OF Poeal
contest, and u taeir wacAS0rc nOw-t Mobile Register
DEAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

49,. r,ver acted With the parsy since. NJ. Duncan
COWS 40, Republican and migst say. with the same
nrorripfy and regard for facts. that he IS Know
Sntbirg because he was one tlme mtmDcr oil mat
party" - -. ,...u.-
letferf"
No SIR r. was an autograph letter ~ General Ham
eocs Ia was not SHOWN ccnidVntia ". ana hence
CONSIDER violated no rule of rropriey in making the
lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
synoDsls rO,. he . a. "a l1trA

WASHINGTON. Sept. %, a. m.-The barom-
eter has risen in New England and the Middle states
with cooler Forth TO west winds and clear or far
weather. Northeast 20 southeast winds and parity
coudy weather have prevailed the Southern States,
with areas of rain ana no change temperature
barometer Light rains are reported from the OHIO Val
lev, aud thence westward 10 Kansas. with easterly
winds aud slightly cooler weather. Cool, clear or fa
weather continues IN the Lake region.
Indledu0as.
For the Middle states, northeast 10 southeast viDds,
Increasing cloud during the day. followed by night
rain .lignt changes IN tempeIa ure rising followed by
falling barometer
For New England clear or fair weather, north 10 west
wind. rising barometer slight changes III temperature,
followed during the night by faiilng barometer ana
winds shifting 10 e1sterly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
srorK SHOW IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA. Sept 22.-Tbe Georgia Stock Fail
Will open at Atlanta October 49, aud Will continue one
week The military I.ualon VIII take place at TIE same
rme and tho procession OF the " Mystic Owls 10 al
noIpeed for "Wednesday evening. October 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
ALMOST ENOUGH sUBSCRIBED.

CINCINNATI Sept. 22.-David Senton to-
dAy added subscription Of $4,000 the Art Museum
Association The fund now TO S23o0OO. lea'-
ing only $4,000 to be raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
5uerial Notices.

OFFICE on NKw.YoEK CRY INSURANCE COMPANY
lsl BROADWAY
EwYoax sept 20 1880. }
AT meeting OF the Board of Directors. held this day
the office Of the company John W. Ssmonson unani.
mouy pre enI all caused BY the death
OF Richard L. Franklin
I'D KINMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
A " iLORIOUs" PAIR


WdsfIn0f0n dispa'ch 70 It7 IsT'sI7'd 1IeIa'U0-
Stilson Hutchins, of The Post, OF this city,
has tass lefHrred from far East stated Tonight ia
ON iItorVse giving 81 Maine "a hoDe'essl
K publican by Dem cratic leaders twO weeks III adj
vance If the election piece OF strategy on tncr
part In order give them chance TO pursue sJI
hunt. He Civ the priucinal crytt OF the WORK done
there 70 Ben Butler and SAN Cary, and says the me
who were most wanted during the campaign by tte
Democrats weIe rom Ewing and Dan VOORHEES,. 1e Is
very hO,efu a. 70 Democratic prospects IN Maine
In November election be taiuks tue Repu licdus
have COS their mad mp, ne expresses II, aAc
III bond ne Llg OF lAe sLA-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

MINERAL WATERs.-The suits recently in
stttuted IN Philadelphia by The ApoDari- Tpany 10
prevent the fraudulent use ~ the name 40 inaIb
nnou ARTIFICIAL mineral waters were argued ueIore
Judge Butler the 1874 inst. and decided on me IL
Court granted miunctiOns IN eaen case as PRAYER
ralIel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
MORE GLORtOUsNEss."

The position OF our banks Is not different
from tbose o, tie west Al the land these is cry
for sound paper currency that can expand ana con-
tract according To The business rcqDiremtnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

september Il, 1880 By the rev.
d. d. Bidwsl asssted the key Joseph h Kerr Andrew
Little esq. Of New.York. TO MISS Mary r. Graves OIL
Jersey CITY Heights.
4u notice, OF Harrlagej mrt BE- IaIorssd vtta faH
name and address.
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mACllILLAN ~ To-.

y DonnssL
tn. Euaiirh Poets rdited By r IL. ward With a gen
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Douue VoLII-Bea Jon son 20 DRYDEN 81 - per volume
The Pubtir Picture Galleries OF Europe. BY Kate
Thompson. Ihltd ZION. Numerous mustfanons Ian"
- IS
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VIEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
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To Republicans Ciabs


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IL appears 70 nc to the interest OF CANADA
that the Democrats should because tneY nave tu
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COUNCIL OF EPISCOPAL DIOCESE.

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mi Fh!an, General George W Palmer The rlOD A. j.
DrTenho efrr H. Matthews. eco. MAJOR willard Bullard.
Suthec and esq ColOne Henry beeneg and others Pro-
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also attend. -hE tiDAN NfiDON rresiuon.
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5ueriaI Noures
New Designs In
GAS FIXTURES, CLOCKS, BRoNZEs. LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Ar,,stc IN style ami workmanship
are offered by
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Henry A Daniels VI. ID. IA 2sth ct
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AtlentI0n gentlemen only.
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T. N. sts steam Carpet Cleaning werSA 3ss IN
ave send foe
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The foreign eaitr ,ArUtp y. septem.
her % 1851. villa J1is ncs % TUESDAY, N i:50
A. NJ. Europe. bv slea asp Nevada VA oisensto~n.
on WEDN sSDAl. 43O a IN. oy 81 ansaip
Algeria Queen tor FRANCE
be specially adde ses nj 4o for rr direct.
by Havr. fHDR>D AZ. al $50
A. IN n-0p by steamship Adriaiis, VIA Qoeensro
Germany and France be specially
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land. ymouth. ChefbourE ana h9mOurx os -AItN
DAN % 7 IA. Europe, Dy 1salp CIV OF Bernn
wa Qeensto correspondence tor Germany scotland
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.glum direct NeeIisnd AntSe asd
4 A. IN MO,el
and Bremen. me malls Denmark. sad Norw.
are dl-uaehed bv HsmbHrg and Bremen only.
The mails Norh lila and aaracaiOo New -
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Jaia saI rrlacscJ october -.
iHJ,. tsS. PoJrnls;er
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~RrBuvr LncAL rs,Eyv,rl>V&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

A LETTER FROM him To The EDITOR OF THE BUR-
IINGT1N HAwKEYE- CONVINCING REASONS
WHY THE REPUBLICANS SHOULD BE RETAINED
IN POWER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

Record. ttai Restsrate app essa ey ts ASadsny OK
tsoal iebri les OF the IL
tested over ha physical lebtl.ly
&c csn tans eantnirdcs 10 be had IL
Of evassrr 10 b.. lsheis.. Plras Of
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one genuine tle sis1atRrs :. a. SlGgsSfoND
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N~nt receipt o. prca. IL sold h who'll
and iSil druggists over the hudBat's
Pharmacy Herald Bali ING retail Mhniessle Chas.
n Crittenton. 10 Faltos 81. Nes NOr4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

hundred be al let OK circular 10
20 minutes, withOat "a aus IL
able fotcstas Cub a0d Com mittre
D., all statlOner4
- HEKrOGRAS~ COMPANY
30 "A church New srk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

]. y. KINMAN. Secretary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-23
A Musical Phenomenon.

One morning q reporter observing
boy in the car-shed, approached and
inquired the cause CT the excitement.
He discovered that the boy was mu-
steal prodigy on very unique scale. By
placing his right hand over his right ear
and partially opening his mouth, the
boy gave the exact imitation of the
musical tones of the Scottish bagpipes,
playing many airs with perfect accura-
cy. The music seemed to come from
the inside of the boys head. and many
people were attracted to the spot,
thinking that the bagpipes were giving
forth their rich, mild melody. The
boy was very accommodating, and
played many airs, gliding with ease
from the gay to the grave. For in
stance, he played Dixie" with great
spirit and rapidity; and then in the
slowest and most mournful cadences
gave "Streams of Mercy Never Ceas-
ing" His name is Aionzo Barnes, and
he halls from Eastman. He is only
eighteen years Of age, and says that he
found out by accident about three years
ago that his head was full of bagpipes,
and has been practicing upon them ever
since. He said that he could play any
tune that was wbistled, whereupon
some one in the crowd suggested that
he give something from Pinafore. "
He had never heard of the piece, he
said, but called upon man after man
in the group to whistle it for him, but
not one seemed equal to the task. All
admitted that they had once heard 1t.
but so long ago that 1t was diff :ult tn
recall. The boy holds nothing what
ever in his mouth. but simply places
his right hand over his rigHt ear. AMI
without the slightest effort starts has
hagpipes the Lori only knows hos
the boy can't explain it. he Il q living
wonder, and would be feature upon
any stage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-23
A biological Opportunity.

The reform spelling movement is
gathering to itself quite boom. The
American biological Association is the
largest aud most influential body of FL
Ologists in America. Among its mem
bers are representatives of more than
one hundred educational institutions,
including twelve theological semina.
ries, thirty universities, and almost
every college of any standing in the
United States. The addresses of its
presidents in favor of reform in our
methods of spelling, and the reports of
it's committee on the basis on which
the reform movement has been organ
lied, has met with no opposition. In
deed, the movement appears to be an
almost, If not quite, unanimous thing
in the association, and is receiving an
Endorsement outside of its membership
by the press and public writer's, educa-
tors, and eminent men and women,
that is quite encouraging for ultimate
success. Congress has been memori-
allied to appoint join commission
with other English-speaking nations.
to examine aud report how far such a
reform is desirable, aud what amend
ments, if any, may be wisely intro
duced into the public documents, etc.
The memorial has been taken in charge
by Hon. A. Ii. Stevens, of Georgia,
who is warmly interested in the re-
form, and will probably ask that action
be taken upon 1t at the present session.
The sanction of congress and the adop-
tion of the reform spelling in public
Il sun,lI tanl IN . "a
the movement, and would hasten its
general adoption.
If this aclion is taken now it will be
very opportune. AS there are two im'
portant publications now in hand
which make an early decision of this
question desirable. Oue Is the Great
Historical Dictionary of the L glish
biological Society, ani the other IS
The amended version of the Bible. The
dictionary has nov been more than
twenty years IN making. The hrst vol
ume will appear Ia lsS2. IL will be
one of the great books Of the world. y
standard work for generations. DR..
Murray, president Of the FIlOlogicA!
Society, guo - its editor, wishes 10
aiOpt sach . Reform Ia spelling as NAY
he agreed upon 10y the best minds 81
the Eagll.h -p-AEinx nsiIoas. IL the
biologists can unite upon = system Of
Imprsvrd spelling tAa, stall become
universal. II all he adopted 10 The
dIciIoAAry aud the revised sculptures.
thus 1ochOrIng the Improvements g.
tirmiy jaAi there can lee NJ doubt OF
ITS rapid anl universal Acc -piABce by
the Masses. There Is suii sieni motive
involved. We woE!4 THINK, 60 Insure
the success OF the present movement.
-HGrksvs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-23

Q tribe OF Beiouias. Then / pAssel
Oh, . weary pilgrim 10 India I visitei
all the great temples Of the Gange-
add even Penetrated into Chinese Tar
tAry. ! explored Jaf an. then Just beiu <
op-ued TO for-isrers. N0xbere cOal1
| fad rest EEeryshere | sac ouiy
YOU dsv AMI night. day aud nigL;
The farther | wandered. the taore d.
-.iIs.ir,i became. tue tl1re uDhAppy
Neither land nor Oc-An gave me peaer
neither the wIli solstai- 81 tue deaf.
nor ta- turmoil AMI ,1-Ii-@ea At Of cav
IllxstIsL
CAu Won ever forgive nc wLI-
PEREZ Bella. leaning o. LIs bo-on, al
iansIls up.
Hugh ,topy-i Au3 Ai--ei her.
Ga ey-- forgive my~-itt Aiirr
Use wars. after vaIliy -tekrus fOre~t
iulp,--> Iu c.l-.aut travel. t-esss { .
-.-.- that 49, l.,r- . l.. ~ than : .u
Il ill - ta-E. --,i. AID 49, q
I-.4ls u4rII,l All g - J. ut
Wi y1a --,.. daring. ] a4 here.
Never. u-y-t o. i-as- L., cr.-I
B.l.a. t-.Lll- Ter 4r...- st,Hl' las LrcA
-. ! "a prsu.i-.. tlt'--d Go yua :
There a.. SOM u.- sluth~r H.
returned - gr,l - gwen. aa1 H.
stLt ID
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uul--, f1unI son fire. inca
% y.u ~-rr A.utd-f IS. g. g. que =
,Nay / came aI-xul--.i. Tue So
m-i1"rg 4Licl tnok ypl - tn.t spot a..
iu,. forest. l--, lac taitL-r.
AuI lar. do believe. sail Be-.
% l,-s sol ALA st a, soon a. dII
Perhaps fore. Tna: explains H.
-luguisr ,nIIct'
Il ug-ht 10 be a happy fellow. iron
this time out said III lsu. thong DO
no uu,. cared for me, that everyboIl
hai iurg Ilteu me but | have tS
+ faithful friends. at least, haven't :
VI as aud I'll. mistress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-23

A TERN OF YEARs.--[n some Euro.
pean countries it's customary to hire
graves for term Of years. When the
first least expires the term is renewed
II possible; but if there are no means
of rene wing the lease. or the relatives
are forgetfai. or the family extinct, the
remains are taken up aud buried again
IN commo trench. or reiegate TO "A
catacomb, as the case my he. In some
of the burial grounds of Paris the con-
dltion of things is really frightful.
Here the ground has been used over
and over again. till it has lost not only
ali It's original antiseptic properties.
but has become n distinct source of
corruption. 1t Is uo UNCOMMON thing
fer the Rraye-dIsgers whose uupiea ant
duty II Is to eXalme the boiIrs which
have been buried for longer OF sAort
CT tune to suffer from the InIAsma Aris-
lDg from the graves they are opening,
AID II has been more than once sug-
gested to the municipal coancIi OF tue
city that these ul-n Oe Supplied with
pure air while working. a. divers are
supplied.