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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
synoosls .or to- . %. % mrs

,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, a. m.-Ihe barom-
.ter IA highest the Northwest The depression yesier-
day In the ONO Valley moved very slowly eastward
aud is now central Pennsylvania. CLOUDY ana RAINY
weather has generally prevailed east OF The Mississippi
River followed by clear weather which now prevails I'D
the Mississippi Valley Westward OF the MISSISSIPPI
Rver the weather has been generally clear or fair TX
eept a slight rise IN the Northwest. New-Engand ana
the Middle States the temperature has fallen, being de-
ctdedy lower in the central valley. The winds are
IN the Atlantic states being brisk Oh the New
Jersey coast elsewhere they generally northwest
eriy and fresh or BRISK.
Indications.
For the Middle states cloudy partly ciondy weather
v,th rain followed by clear or fair weather IN me
soufhrn mart winds shIrtug during the Gay 10 cOiGcf
porthw espry and rising barometer.
Por New England cloudy and rainy weather, coiucI
nortbWe.ery winds with Alslng barometer, preceded
BY soutbt,sterlv winds and lower barometer .
The general atmospheric conditions row ndleate thA
on Tuesday November 2 the weather VIII De clear or
far from th Mississippi Valley eastward 10 the Ananuc
CdattiOnarV StJhtdLs
Cautonary signals continue from New YORK 10 East
p0rf caut 0uary shore Signals continue rom lAua-
Ola aud Galveston aud ordered from Now YORK 10
Cape Henry.
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THE GATHERING AND SPEECHES.

The reception was of most cordial but informal
character More than a hundred members OF the
club were present. The early portion OF the evening
was passed in social talks among the members, and
between Mr. Hughes and those who were presented
to him. The author of Tom Brown" sat at the
right of the president at the tables and at his left
we're Abram : Hewitt and Dr. W. \. Hammond.
Mr.. Reid's illusions IN his address Of welcome to
the sympathy which Mr.. Hughes was ever ready to
extend to the North in struggle 10 preserve the
Union were greeted with the heartest applause
Mr. Hughes, speaking IN the modest manner that
marked all his utterances ieellnglv relerreu 10
the dangers that at present are threatening tne
liberties Of English people especially from The Last
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Eellqlous Notices.


Aoihon Memorial Church 49tnst. west 81 6th-aye,-
serVirrs ai i a. On. D. N. The Rector the Rev H.
II BTR NEWTON, viii preach in the morning
Ar Harvard Rooms. Heservoirsquare 72a 6tl-ave-Mrs
UNHDTNGE BRITrEN lectures - NDAG, OctoDer 81
100, a. CHRIST and Cnrstanity." Evening, 100
Astronomicsl origin Of al knhgioh Win spohuu S'0r'
ODucon views
.,St George'- Church. stuyvesant- souare-rhe Rev.
At oeork Ths will Of series OF popular night
services u he held IN his churoh All seats trte
Calvary Church corner lthave. and y stst-Rey r. A
wAsHBCN D D I1eetoF 7ery S az a. B R ana Si
Western Texas. viii preach IN the morning.
.., If the Divine Paternity 5th-ave. corner 45th.
49,. l..v +. H. CHAPLIN, D. D., Pastor mo Kew v" IL
~ % m OF Mass vii preach at II c.ooA g. N
and 10 p N, win MUSICAL 'eSPei' ~
Churcn of the Heavenly Rest
5t-avc above tJtA-st
BISHOP BEDELL breaches II n m
The Rev. Or Loo Kk n chicago ! p m .
Ausains' nay November l. Holy Communion ana SERMON
BY BISHOP BIsSELL. IL IN
Church OF the Holy Apostles corner OF 3oIhs1 ana st1
avr' 'p 4 ~ o,c.,cE The Rev CLINTON LOCKE D. D.,
vii preach. evening service and sermon $50 o'clock
,b1rcb al the Holy TRINITY Aaiis2a-aye and 5iI-t
" service. a. m anu ~ Nh ~ servces Evening
IA ~ o. J-. ID. d. viii pre'ch al DON scItloeH 'Si"s
Tonic d" A pea Tor N0n-5ecta ian Common SchOS 8
Retoru.d Episcopal Church Parepa ian chapel ZuS
l. ~ S'thst -Irr,ces every SUNDAY at ) y. m FreAch
ing 10y tle Rev. " N. H. i'f4O'
Rtght Rev. W IL Hare. = T ID. Missionary Bishop OF
NiourtrA preach the AhulNetsaiy n 80, ~
Nbr.ra League evening at O'CLOCK IL Inc Cnu4eh Vi
The Tran,ngurauon. 29th-sL. near 5th-aVe
oc ~ for Ethical Culture. Professor FELL y ADLa'
vii 'ct re- before society. a. Chickerng Hah cor
nr tb ave and lsth-st 81 DAY october 81. Doors
orenet AZ lO,}0 closed at IL ocloc Al lnereseu e III
yited 10 attend Subject "A New slstethoo1,
D.. I. , LIME Rector OF 81 Adams. Manchester.
FnnS wii preach the Church OF the Iransnguranon
Ea.t2 gLlLsL. Al 10" Ia
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ppcrprroX TO GENERAL FREMONT

IT
TUCSON A. T. Oct. 29.-An enthusiastic puOhc
r,reption was gwen to General John {. fremont
Governor of Arizona on Wednesday evening by
the people of Tucson. Last evening RECEPTION was
Given h.m lt the residence of DR. {. I. Lore, ana
another was glven at the residence Of Mes5rs Brown
and POmegOy this evening.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
PORT OF NEw-YOR6------OCr. 80.
E.nE -TGN plRT-

PORT OF NEw-YO R6 OCT. 80
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON oct so-Aryed OF the Lizard. Ut Denmark rom
York Arrived here. SnaresDrJOK ibr J"h's rum
passed the Lizard Berlin Ger, from View YORK for
Prruru IilrlId Dau from ' fu"s Tor tupfnh hagen ~,
a0II oct 3-Arrlycl, lrsluo lbr, IOi Nprlolh
and Jealous from Charleston - ,... 49, ,.,, -
~r Ibrran lr Liverpool from Boston lost IJ' heau OF
Cf.FFs-i8yV oct 3.-A-1ved ST. Prnz Wilhelm nicrl
rom Nr,, Yors on Brov Head ON her "a 10 Liverpool ST
Wyoming from NeW- f0ra. .. ., q, ..,..-,,s, sro,,
ANNIE oct. so-Arrsyo str sesenllnd H=ls from
"a III oct. 30-Arr1vcd str Nrl-on Br from galveston
-,t M hence -F West IILa Corr from d uA1uIs ui &c"
f0~, Iopk hence. 600 fnn francs Joe specie. -...,,
FALMOUTH Uc 2OPut ~ Tor cla- Sup + lalAhu NDIICHI
from NtW-I York f0r Rotterdam 49,, .- ,-,-,,
HALIFAX Dct 5O-fr itauIl. from Dundee TOT NeW lprA
yl mud In ai r proceeded on her Y 90 cay nav
iu- received temporary tpd. l@ ~. o.. r,.l-,,,oro
iO,uOS. ocf. 3-l-f -lsf inst Tencie f'r i4Ai il1l
gl- lu-r uifdv-f -t Patrick. IN INST c-Gtc' lApc'
I0.u. Hansen. f4e latter rr wilmington iM"'ha -"t@
frrau1.u Hiram. -c-tri DuDrovack All Tor -ehsael.A 49,
Arrived .u-f. -rufOO. lt-r-i LuNeo = lh i' 80
f,s AURORA IDapf AdoruD BIEo tseuDW Z@th lAst Ni-
uUr aut hri,eu-eu ~ l.urn tier -'ll laL' Aoi-04
=. err ar Dover. Nele COSBY at Plyrnoul-, Jtnen-
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON OCT 3O-Arrtvn airs Hrlyeta, AnJ"trN n'''S-
~ london. -ituglin. Mediterranean ports ---
-a r SIT. -lmlua Liverpool, BreuuOrI CITY "eH' INK
f...n.l l.Iuc... -Y- y 'rt. , -.
lvlSyAI OrD 3O.Ari.scd strs Gate city anu ALIl'-
Jurr. lluul -es-fult
sailed. str lily OF savannah. tor Ney-Tors.
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noble when. the end Of that gruEge IL oeeane
a truth thai
Now twil De known from poe 70 polo
without Nee, of proclaim iiiOu.
Farih's biggest Nations got soul
rtstn up earth's greatest Nation
fGreat and long continued 1pplause.l
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,yfncsc-tcr'- UypoDhosphtos viii cure Consumption
Cr,.is bronchitis IS e4. Lungs and all forms ~ Genera
Debility Isa1 ls.a - years 50 anf - per bottle IIe
t bv y--<,is,I. c Co. Chemists 10. - John-st, New
&. r.. and -oIl i.v al drurgIis.
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"
TO thc Electors OF the i'm No"- '''''''--
M, ,--.,,,-et c,rizsns taxpayers merchants. manu-
factura and mee laic te oi5y 'i 9| '-
JDHN q. DAVIS
.,- -o,- r,srr.s,nfpt.rs IN congress-.
r..-r clu.at~l lu lIlir ,li'fi I.-'i--
tricJ AWAY identified VIZ IT, nte.s as i lS eIl
2noaislsc Of the wants trade WIN 'e ability 70 Use se9
kno"icIer sI OH 49,. .r I'M. never .,v NOR. uprI glt
@gr n,1 ,-il man. ..,.a..,..
oT Saj BENG prs by liz ,rg1a. ia,o ananca l eiTcie
be aas i9r -' '' t tines wen the qaesons t8ri
honest money so deeply aeite puS Te 81 M the are ne
eres of both the employer anu employed ana Le e4Ie o..
our common 5e i n and terfste recommend Jour
,,,.,,,r Belmont Edward cooper,
Henry F -pa iiaT samuel sam b. #,6cocs.
JOIN cisco so.r T TsaIsaeA rar5 5lSso
+. b 0icolt, y hs T B a91Eln'
g. Ii e; B TcEcan Amos 4. Emo
i'ogeI5 ,-. NuL fZsw W &GsSI IT, Hunt.
Isaao hIhps, ST. Lewis May.
e 70 '''uii-'S" and others.
NEW oHk- oct 25. 1850
- ,.iu,,od MEMBERS OF THE BAR practising
IN m courts Of this CITY. and ceepy interested on behalf Of
themselves and whom rhey represent ~ ents as wei
- n,.t NJ the whole community. in proper admins
Atom Of Justice urgently recommend voters TO cast their
ballots for the
Il LII
liO-N- ~
FOR II DGE OF 1ItE ~ FEtlOh COT XII
him, n preemlneuty 0uainrd Y exuerf
ability and learning Tor that important posi-
ton
Francis \. BAlRs Ernest a CrosDy
Joseph II. tuoate - r-,tf.r''
AlbOn =. Man. I,.,,,s " Nnrth
MARIN ~ c &. Leeds.
IaddC Fmotf. Hammond & kidder
A. L
" W DSue' starr A nnsges
JnO DuTi' Charles p trOsbv
Luther n. pa. ~ C,nrpe p B.ffs
Marsh ~ son ~ 'AI'A' T,d.n DrkiusoD Cold
scuddtr q Ch,.tti.n midi. ~
MltthV-l u Henry Dav.
John l. sum- 1enree J. Greenfield
VIM. Lori X
J"A,n, Van SantvOOrl,
l. ID w EdNAr4
" NJ -. * / = Is1lcs,
TI.U. \. trlcg.'D
Herber q, u'her' Name a. -onther
j. ANnry ''4Nf Porter Lowry. 4
u n - n lbrook stone 80 o.
.",',lt.uirn * Hubbard. Pickr4' oilth ~ CIoNe'
Blatchoi', 7O"'' Wrinkle. Gambler &
& Da iosta. Eosfrr TfomD.on
Beujamn ~ -ilLN"N Jonn 4. Deadly.
PealOiy BAKER & PeauodY' W ',A'' ''''o''
Thomas PONe II o"let -. ,ii,co
IN. a. B-eJe. Wilcox q Hobbs
tT,r2s, Incllul, Edward A. HOLDS,
,liaJ Rusbe Carpenter " tosner.
E naeeeI,le G Snraeue John y. Whiting.
ArnOuI Ritch y Woodiord' EuWaiu - - , wen
BliIseyy =, - N ryyl.T r. ~. Harrison.
"a q : W Fullerton, James ~ arnun
49,, % -tilrnan 4 Hubbard. Robert /. ReSe.
BuIsr. os IO = ooegeshaii Walter Edwards. jr-
Norwooi x ',oEt s''i-'' Chnres Jones'
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. 81. d. m.rhe barometer Tell
rapidly during the cloudy and rainy weather yesterday
The temperature ranged between 500 and CO., the aver
age $3.50 being 2Ts9 higher than the corresponding
day last year ara 91so higher than on Friday.
Clearing weather with chances OF night rain, iol OWED
by cooler parity cloudy weather, may De eA
pected to-day III this city ana vicinity.
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DIED
,-r--r,rt~ Oo FRIDAY October 90 Harriet G. Harrison
.o, 1I the Into George ACEcrWau Formerly OF Newark
Sd. 4r.. years. nuu.Ar and go gay 81 81 . -
t.-i,rs ana f.uG, invited t0 -eut the iun"r1 on
Monday November d. 10 4 O'clock a. lI. 40 80 -0' Last
I-tl-st. Sew York.
rFNJAfrN-IH Bro1at. o.. Mass, october ~ after in-
--'., HISS. T.. ana -tlwel wl.c " 81 70. W benjamin
Drrf .rn this city ou saturday. October 3d. Mary An
Fra services 5tu-l,e. wednesday morning. 40
Feulcr Oh. .,J clo'A -. ...r ale
rrr0rrlrrf o. James ll'ri, tLi no. N ~ % c-1cA-
Friends are KIND requested u1t 10 send flowers.
In % -uadeuy october 20. Francis IT, De Pau son Of
. at. Louis A. and Angelina J4lLoey lhniu De fAu' III
tine - 20 year OF has age .---..-. -. -...., -, .
fu.-al .rrvires calvary church. corner OK +ila & 4l
.uIl..t. to-day -uu,ayj. at lao ocl0cN % Ia
rpr-r FIR AZ Ciftou r. Thursday october % sarah
Fl.a yfe of Herman Drsrr. aud daughter oi W. "" anu
a-s l friends are 81 yte TO attend the funeral services
m Johns Church. clifton. -. ON MONDAY November
at2 o. ia. FrieuGs requested not ~ seAd Movers
UFpBUhN-Cn -aiur!ay. october &c. II ehor he!Ang r.
r+If.f OF Peter Hepburn, aged - Years -. -
fr, .erces Al the Of her sonn-iaw Edwin p
-ui 30 West -.t.-sl-. on Monday SOYember l. al Do u
ryWAx-At minneapolis Minn. Friday october %. The
Rev Ephrau Lyman lato 0I Southampton MASS N the
-Istyear II bis agH.
Funeral Minneapolis.
1rFKEEI-October % at his residence yorktown. West
chester County y. y Isaac Mekee IN me o4th year o. MS
age.
aET-rV rntns CITY on October p Edouard seGun. D.
In ne 6h year Of his age Friends axe iedues'o1 NOT 10
e trends NJ the family are invited attend The funeral
service al Dr. l.. e. segun - West - list
Mv6I-A SOCIETY," or THE COUNTY NEW YO9E.-M emhers
are requested the funeral Of er late as7o ae
Ttoiar Sesn AZ residence. al West tst at l.
III. Oh SUNNY A. f. NJ. PURDY, President
W N. CARPENTER, Secretary.
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Gold Stom-winjng Uatches, perfect time
ra.1rr.. warranted -3J, silver, Sl3; INSTRUMENT pam
d. III Johnston. 100 b IWery
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Sueual Notices.
.. Private Libraries e
GRO . IRAVIFT 4 CO. AUCTtONEERH
,..o..usn,v Sovem bar g. and following evenings
"ND-'-0 AT CLINTON HALL
NON on EXHIBITlOS.
very large collection OF BOOKS ga ,Sa sahdar
a.. .eaIiectien of GERMAN CLAsSICa &C. &c
Rup,ure RIA denly Cured-Dt Msrshs mSatnent; sIe
o,S safe rellable 30 years pracur Onv
oae v Vssey. 1t opposite st. Paufs Church
The Hektogrsph
One hundred copies be made oil any ee %
,ts. vttnuut ne Of Acids or press ~ Is nvaLn.
~ -, poetus clubs and Executive CommtteeA sold
BY all s'aDoh'rA UFKrOGRAPH COMPANY.
.ADd - hurch A.. New \ ork-
Vtehy from the springs lanterVe Oe'e"'A u'A"uo "'e
,ad lIouital, only genuine
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5uecltl Noures

Juecti Noures
"A.Y- Thos T. Kirby & Co.. Auctioneers.-"A "a"
0N raj AT oGtEAhT ROOMS KS BROADWAY
opposite Walacks,
THE ROBERTS S-VANTfNE CoLLEC TONS
ORIENTAL AHT OB1E r. Az {. RIOS EAIHAoR
Just received ex steamer, tg OF Toxic and Fen,' Castle
aud to sold 90 auction without reserve Dy Ohefo
r. ATTN \ E s9g isst "a a. a. vANTfNE o.
OF THIS CITY.
on THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND sATL kDAf AfIEn~
MOONS. NOV. T. ana g. AT 2:jO O'CLOCK
no.cr,nrve catalogues of these most important coiec
tons mailed free 10 any address
Fussell's Ice Cream i GOOD. ,,,,r.nos ann.
one quart ard del ferel lp lthiioS NN''N-NF
phe. Established l-5l u Bible House ---
Piles permanently eradlcned within hrro weeks , No
k a hesgTs gT Ssq.s AL re b Il West
Henry A. Daniels VI. D.. IA Lexingtoaave near @9th'E
Attention TO gentlemen only.
I1oliticaI Notices.
NEW. YORK. Oct. 49, 1880.
Dcnr Sir,
We the undersigned both
DEMOCRATS AND BEPUBLIcANs'
Are DESTROYS OF electing
JUDGE HORACE RUSSELL,
Tho pro,en. incumbent to ill the caused BY the
death Of
CHIEF JUDGE CURTIS.
Of the
SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE RUSSELL,
80 well known in this City alawyer as
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY
and now as
JUDGE BY APPOINTMENT or THE GOVERNOR
"a gentleman Of ability Of sound liberal Thoughts upon
al subjects anu al preudces OF race aad creed
", recoulmni him to you for your suffrage as the
more desirable candidate for the
SUPERIOR COURT BENCH.
Respectfully yours.
JESSE sELIGMAN,
EDWARD LAUTERBACH,
WILLIAM KRAUs,
sIGISMCND hACFMANN'
c. b. Richard,
SOLOMON sOMIERICH.
JULIUS BIEN,
l. r. MARSH
CHARLES PUTZEL
Regular Republican Nominations
FOR ASSEMBLY,
XXIuD DISTRICT.
DONALD MCLEAN
Regular Republican Nomination.
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE MARINE COCRT,
NIYER S. I9AACS.
United Democratic Candidate
FOR WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
CARROLL BRYCE.
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~,-,t Chew! Chew
INV r,. cold Coin Tobacco LO1o-0oo majority.
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c0Or-s-frTr- is city On October o. By the Rev "
"a newell D. D. sir. Auglatus H. Cook and Mss Louisa
e4u..a. DOll J- sew Auia.
-. aot,ocs D. X5rlIgsi Rpt55 illjys5I ri.A fsN
r.ds LaI Il.ress.
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. We the undersigned. members Oh 'he Wv" "'A D@'
Rhereby pref ertnoe ior
NJ City and County OF New YORK;
wv JIM ~ Shsnari Prescott, Han & Butler,
fLnoet IiaIf1HS. Edmund Wsmorc
gsoIH- Wnafrnd WIN. A. Duer,
INA. c. strong,
" ~. Wu H. W.
n Elliott a ). sidney smith,
yo"h pr.alsv Thomas n North
!. A 49, % NttSh,u Walter Edwards ~
r. r. - " Pullertn. J. b. Van Nalksnburgh
~, 49,. N Varnuul T. Luther Hamilton.
ssn . Parsonk W. Parsons
M.T.h Wilson 4 WalhA Charles p. Adams.
nnsIsr q ,grter James g. Vent,
| william Jaw !. = W ll.os
Tort. Day & Lord. ltishmOfe rDrpes
| Iuien r. Davies. Lille Van NVtsS
| Tart Robert ,ewell.
| George n FUrster, VIM n Noheh
| 1I'1o.dai. q Snrlsls Trancls g. Barlow.
| Lewis /. Doahed, Joseph =. .outItL
| Ine Henry kdsal Sooiee T. ANelys
| Webb X ~praSue, F-inest II Stosof'
| vvVNVsr - T'honaa and many others.
| October -, lrsO.
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V.yrinrion Boys In Blue Untforui-.
c.,.,sI-ns az CAP Cape aud roroh SO paf lOo
NJ Il LEVY & Co.,
banners and outfits.
IS uoWlrd-sL, Now. York.
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Regular Republican Nominations
FOR ASSEMBLY,
XXIIID DISTRICT.
DONALD MCLEAN.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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l iiii' ''- -i...''r. il. FORCE.
i'i.-' NrY-l
Cooper Iu.uiu e. -,
~ -. .y-.uSDR III lI..IA o. rlh VIII address me
i-r, men OF Ncw-York II tne ARE l 1 DO ~ Z. -
ir-r. a5t DAY AFTEkN 1fN, october a. az 2.5:
lne Moral Lesson " Gencr4 Dar-clis Lie"
'"N5N~' ADMISSION FREE
The Dliblc II respectfully nTitcL -,
Neners " tine Young 1eu Christian A'socllh ana az
st ana nrrseur members u the cooper Union Clssos ~ih
he
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GENERIL NOTES

A Philadelphia quack informs the public that
he IS rot at all excusv. III pancnt wants een'e
and mrd I'm homGopath. ard when anybody wants
thuude- aud lightning. I'm IN at"pa'H.
A French engineer asserts that the fatigue
Of the eve when reading by the aud OF artificial light Is
du more 10 the want Of light than the excess for the
pupi : are more dlatcd IN room brilliantly nlnm
mated than they by daylight ami dlat VI produces
argue OF the muscles controlling the mechanical paci
of the organ OF vision. He ST. hat a. the electric
light contains large proportion OF chemical rays, the
remedy may found IN ne OF veIlowtintcd globes
for fbe amps Il does not TO occurred To the
ply slcst what j. wanted is an electric lamp capa
BILE Of q iug the hight.
Two well dressed tramps, calling each other
Fzherbert and Harcourt, stopped Canadian farmers
house a few davs az. and explaining that they had
started walking trip without estimating Their
powers OF endurance IrigA, asked am 20 give them
dinner and then hired him 10 drive them over 20 Haml
ton. on the way they spoke most euih1sasticliy o.
the scenery and put in excellent humor. and
when they reached The city they asked him 10
drop them at the best hotel, where they would
have a check cashed and pay hun for ms
trouble driving them over The farmer
OF the eloquent F1znerbert ana the uSh
fed Harcourt, but hey dld not return.
DR.. Nelson, physician practising in Gran
VILE n " was recently poisoned by or hiking water
which had pumped through cad pipe from
cisteru supplied rom painted roofs and conductors
spouts took up each time portion OF the
lead used IN tie paint and deposited II on tue bottom OF
the cIsern. where it collected In increasing quantities
alter each shower. II was then pumped through
eighteen twenty feet Of lead pipe wo TO i've ieet OF
WI ch Law in the hot OF the csern. As this was the
only water prem ses II WIS used constantly TOT
tea Coffee for cOOKlng meats ana vegetables ana
king. The doctors illness terminated lataAy
Few days ago HIS VIE, who attacked on the same
dav. SIN remains tn a erin al condition
Charles D. McGufIey, of Chattanooga, has
beeu endeavorng 20 get idea" OF The magnitude
Of The National debt at the close OF the war he has
made the Ca Gu aiion if to SIT down
To- pay the interest. and count silver dollar second
and work every second Of year. they cold not keep
down he interest tile original bt; and II another
sh 10 down years OF to count he pTin-
cipa Al the same rate lie would be over lO7 years old
by the time ted the u 81 dollar. interest on the
principal having ceased from the first moment The
pile ~ silver dollars, moreover which ne would make N
counting tnat principal would be four feet square and
teen times bIZh a. Lookout Moun'An tl.bOO feet
allow ChattinOOC y; and II the silver were conveyed 10
a COZ tiuuous train. each WAGON carrying Ton
and eacn wagon and team occupying thlrty nvr feet
that tram would stretch IRON Chattanooga 10 Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
CHI lIRMAN CEssNAs HOPES OF Pennsylvania.
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PERLLS NEAR THE POLE.

LIEUTENANT SCHWATKA'S EXPERIENCE.
MEETING Of THE ACADEMY OF sCIFNCE-AN AID
DRESS ON THE SCIENTIFIC RESULTS or TIE
FRANKLIN SEARCH EXPEDITION.
The scientific features of the recent Frank IN
Search Expedition presented last night by
Lieutenant Schwatka, at a meeting of the Academy
of Sciences. al No II West Thirty -frst-st. Con
siderable time was occupied by enlOgles delivered
on the late Dr. Il. Segrnn, CnaHceI Benedict and
Others. and Lieutenant Schwstka shortened his adj
dress somewhat in consideration of the laieness OF
the hour.
BegnniDc with the use of alcohol, Lieutenant
Sohwatka emphasizes the fact that not drop OF
ardent spirit OF any KIND was used his sled jour
uey of 1921 miles. in short journeys and hunting
expeditions where there there ample room for
baggage II was considered that alcohol
might be carried. ami. If used III mod
Grafton would raise the temperature OF the
bodv slightly and tend, elsewhere. 10
increased comfort. But on long Journeys ardent
spirits could not De carried IN bulk without dlspac-
ing other indispensable articles. Alcohol was MOI
regarded as necessary and was not considered d
GOOD heating agent. The injurious effects OF intense
cold. however, had sometimes been wrongly as
cribed TO the use OF liquor. On shlpooard the gen
ara use of alcoholic stun ulants "as cohsluereo oao
and only allowable wnen every possible chance Oh
In regard to temperature, Lieutenant Schwatka
said that his party lad encountered the moeI III
tapse cold ever recorded by white men -7l' tahr.
or 1880 below the freezing point On that cav the
camp was moved ten miles, and no unusual neon
ven,ence was felt. IL not the intensity Oh 'no
cold that WAS unpleasant All suffering was caused
nv the direction and violence Of the WIND. WIN
the thermometer at 800 Fahr., no especial HouDie
WAS met with, but at temperature hfteen degrees
higher, with wind blowing s'raien' ~ Vno
faces of the men. frost-bltes and great suffering
- ,ou,oo The white men would freeze their
80 ,r tile exposed portions OF their cheeks The
coolest days perfectly calm; Oh rrni "a
- tho eyreptIou of few days III midsummer tho
end hlew constantly. But IL was considered that
20 men clad In warm clothing tempeiature was io'
"aterIaI and the longest journeys c0uld DO uhaeI-
- vIthout fear When the thermometer sahK
to no, Fahr, the sky was OF asa, '1 sbs npe
I'D af vapor rolled from everything
a,irnal. When the expedition stopped