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Smyrna times., 1880-03-03
DOT LEEDLE LOWEEzE.
CHARLES POLLEN ADAMS.

How dear to dis heart vas mine grandshild LOweeza
Dot shveet leedle laughter of IGwcOb mine son!
meier vas tired to hug und to shqveese her
When home get back, und der days work was done
Fhen vas away, oh. know dot She miss me
For When come hOmevards, She ruShes bcl-mell
Una po0ts out dot ShVeet eede mOut for to kiss me
Her darling old gampa," dot she love so veil.
Katrina mine frau, see could not do mitoudt her,
She vas such comfort TO her. day by day:
Dot Shlld she make efry Won habby about her.
Like sunshine she drife all dhcir troubles away,
she holdt der WOOL yarn While Katrina she Wind it.
she pring her dot camre bottle to smell:
she fetch me mine pipe too. When don can find it,
DOT pIue-eyed LOWCeza dot lOfe me so veil
How shvcct, when der tolls off der week vas all O.r
- IND Sunday come init its quiet und rest
10 walk NIT dot Snild 'mOng the daisies und COfCr
nd look off der lecedle birds building dheir nest
Her pright eede eyes, how dey shparke nit pleasure
Her laugh it rings oudt shust clear like bell;
dlnk dhere vas nOpody haf such treasure,
AS dot shmall Ioweeza dot lOfe me veil
When winter come init its Coldt, shtOrmy veddher
Katrina und | We musd sit in der house
ind dalk off der haSt, by der reSde togedder
or blay init dot laughter off our Yawcob Strauss.
Oldt age, init its wrinkles, pcgins to remind us
We cannot 6htay long init ShildrOn to Dwell;
But soon We shall meet NIT der poys left pehind us
nj dot shVeet LOWee2a, cot lOie us SO veil
Smyrna times., 1880-03-03

A young lady sends fifty cents to thu
New 1erk Herald for the Irish relief fund
which she says she received from a yOun.
man Tor kiss, and the Herald cries, lie
the good work 60 on" The young lady
big brother may have something to say or
the subject, however
Smyrna times., 1880-03-03

The New York TnL,a5e talks about .'Po.
ltical Feeling IN the South" aad doesn't
mean reaching for revolver either.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-03

Song of the South; Lynch brothers.
lynch with care; lynch in the presence Of
the prisonaire."
Smyrna times., 1880-03-03

In some parsts Of the West the farmers
d" not pretend to raise fruit trees; the
cyclones do it fer them.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-03

ms Congress should have credit fer ono
thing. They have not taxed the pcople's
memory to any great extent.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-03

An eminent authority has said. - Choose
a "ile as she chooses Gre,s-get some
tAInS that Will wash; but that advice Is ol
niue use now: most people have their
washing sent out.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-03

The difference between doctors and law
yera Is that the former get fees from those
who are i'll and the latter from those who
do ill.,
Smyrna times., 1880-03-03

The supreme Court Of Ohio has decided
that 1t IS Illegal to dun debtor on a postal
card, as such is liable to injure the credit or
reputation Of the dobter elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE ACTORS.

Jotu AlcCulough VIII begin his theatrical season
te-morraW evening, appearing at U'lca On Iu's-
day he VII act SRA use; on THURSDAY III
= cbes.e- Mary Anderson VIII leave Long
Rraneh Xxi Thursday, to resume her professional
Iabors. she appears at O,we-o. september l5.--.--
Sarah Bc,nhardt's first engagement IN New-1orN-
10 begin Novembe. 5, al Booths Iheatre-w.I iasi
four weeks aud in the course OF that time she VIII
nrnear N seven of her principal characters.
news from Nj. Sothern Is still Of painful and
ominous aiad. lie is very seriously ILL.,
Mr. IL Uatton's fist reading in New-YOrk viii,
II i auticra:ed be gwen al matinee at tie
Madison square Theatre, later in the season.
better llace for an entertainment OF tins
refined and tasteful descr ptiou could not be
chosen. Nil HattOn has established ms Residence
AT No 90 Irving place. .-.-.Ar. William " lhUr
has completed bis work upon tie PROMISED
n.ro,,al volume OF the writing Of John Brougham
aud the book vii shortly be published by Messrs
r. OScood & Co.. Of Boston..----Salvlm sue
coed. J, # r,on at the Arch Street Theatre fAlia-
delDbla. where the latter actor Will appear next
week Miss Ada Cavendlsh was last week, III
Rocbester. Tomorrow night she appears in Phila-
delphia..M Mr.. Schwab Will travel with Mile.
Rernbartt throughout her American tour. and con
0rct ,he business of the caiDpaign He showed
eminent ability and tact in directing the farewell
tour of the late Adelaide NeisoE, and the manage
mru+ Of Nile Bernhardt this year has eylpced slgna
sagaclty and energy. MI George Edgar MAKES
his first appearance ILLS sc"S'"' "'A' N
BAN.
Mr.. John :. Clarke is soon TO reappear at the
Ioudop Harmarket, acting in Blackstone comedy
of"Leap Year" Mr. BoucicaGlts dull comedy OF
"A BRIDAL Tour" has failed at that theatre.
Miss jennie Lee has appeared at sadlers Wells
Theatre. London. as DO III " Bleak House '...--Mr.
HollinesAead has leased the Imperial Theatre
Iondon Mr. Charles Warner meiodramauc
actor tho has recently become popular IN 1ohuoi
m arco,Int OF a strong performance OF C0uPedu ~
"DrnkT 81 A.sommoir"), viii, IT Is stated shortly
Ia ,, rcofe..,oual visit to the United states.
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CONDITION Of COTTON

NEw-OnLEAYs. Sept 4.-Tbe Democrat has
received crop specials ;rom 15i points IN Alabama. Ar
kansas + orlla Georgia Louisiana, Mississippi, Ten
nessee and Texas showing the condition Of the cotton
c-op TO soptember3 In louisiana twenty-sevon re-
rurs were received FROM twentythree parishes These,
with four exceptions show the weather 10 be rainy and
very unfavorable. Twentynine returns from twenty
four counties IN Mississippi report the weather very
bad heavy rains having fallen throughout the state,
except In the nort corner Returns from sky
ak points IN Texas show the weather generally warm
and favorable The general condition OF the crop If bet
rer than last week Picking general but aoOr was
scarce The weld per acre is 500 pounds
Ffteen returns from Alabama show the weather IN
favorable and rainy Pie king has been ntcrered with
bv the rams Labor Is generally sufficient. TIE average
* $50 pounds per acre Returns from Southern and
Eastern Arkansas show unfa7Orlbe weather, too much
rain followed by not weather, causing rot and rust
The Weld pec acre is $50 pounds Returns from West
rn coI ga show that rain has caused the cotton
sbeo The Weld Is half bale per Returns from
southern Tennessee show the crop 20 damaged by
droutn and that thr yield VIII De only h9i crop,
about "A quarter Of "A bale 10 the acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

best mechanical actors ought 70 he workns On ca,,.
for the mere mechanism Of acting j. 10 no way COM
mendable or desirable. | would rather see pay p.I
formed by a troupe Of wooden figures tEaD Dy uol V
OF wooden headed ACTORS for the ngures couu nor no
thy me 10y an assumption Vi superiority, ana tue "oV"
headed actors could ~, ,or
Louisville. XIV. used 10 have the reputation 9i COZ, ,
tanin the finest cal audiences IN tue Wor anu
managers deemed it necessary 10 Oe CAUTIOUS H ,"e
lection OF companies aud stars. When the eVl uaN1
began To approach the star became the Only atac "h
aud people took books aud newspapers to the iheae
Mr. G. Hanler. a sort Of torpedo or percussioh-ehp
manager or who efervesced upon the slightest occ-
sion rrDuked a lady the boxes Tor reading while th
PLAY going she was one or the b"st pat ois OF
the the tire went into II Her reply was
that she espectcd the intelligence OF the star. nus W
others were of a class pectable person cond ne
persuaded look at IN paror even IN the street
deemed IL an insult for the manager 10 pieseh
sucn people a. beings superior 20 herself.
There many common place people 10 be mao M
pa OF theatre thai managers nave grown ihulH"r
hut when NewIOrk not 80 large the stock com
panes al the BOwery the Park, and even the chatham
we're composed of people who would have made Their
mark. IL opportunity allowed, in ANY profession They
were able men from the highest 10 the lowest.
mink Of q stock company with Lester Waliaek, Johi
Gilbert, W. Waack, Jr., John Winnns and others OF
SIM lar calbre playing every night as they ua W "e
Ola BOwery. tLLh
Netr York, Sept. |. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
TURKEY UNDER CoLRCIOy,

LONDON. Saturday. Sept 4, 1850.
A Constantinople dispatch to The Daily
yecs says Is reported here that Austria has IN
formed The Porte that the proposed naval demonstration
by the Powers Turkish waters Is not connected with
the Greek question"
A dispatch from Constantiuope says The acting
British Consul at Pllfppopols has drawn the attention
of Aieko p Ia. the G0yernorGcuera OF ROume.a 10
the statutes II Bulgarian s0ce,y which are Of rego-
lutiouary character and under pretext OF charitable
o ioct and o. promoting education. contemplate Dis
Dairug revo uu0uary agents win ARM ana ahlnunl-
lou INTO Macedonia. Aeso Pac1a IN reply ing, denies
The revolutionary character of tuc society.
Ano-he dispatch from COlstanilnople says " HE
line OF Munteue-rn frontier proposed ny Turkey
START. l.ou The CUT " Casrll, leaves MAakash TO
Turkey thence bends Yves ward and after passing De-
tween DnOsch and POd-orza. leaves knic TX alna TO
Montenegro The Purtcs reply, concerning tie Monte
neerr question, states that while surTendrrlng Duh
csno &c desires avoid pans OF foreign mteryrn-
ron CONSEQUENTLY. II PO ihought proper to
aopt measures tending assist NJ ..enegrO to occupy
DulcgnO force. ne Porte Noud decline 20 Cooperate
in these measures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
AFFAIRS ~ .dEXICO.

HAVANA Sept 1.-The steamship City or
Merida has arrived here from Vera Cruz bringing dates
from the City Of Mexico to the 24th Of August on
August 90 the first preliminary OF the Xth Con
cress was dissolved Immediately upon opening, after
liking the 24,h for preliminary session Inc rea-
son Of the dissolution the number % contested seats
Much trouble anticipated in settling the results Oh 'he
late election. Electoral tickets ara involved Ia much
con fusion there beng contests many cases, ana some
electors have changed sides since they were chosen.
Tie Mexican Government az one time pens oned the
Sraus Duke Of Abrantes ZGares because OF hi- OeE
a linea descendant Montezuma, but aiterward dis
continued the pension. L is determined TO renew
the pension aud pay the amounting probably TO
a quarter OF a million dollars
large number II Mexican journals denounce The APP
plication OF toe Southern Pacific Company for raj
road grant as an insult They regard II as an offer to
build railroad for the Nation credit and cell on the
Government, REJECT it.
The attempted revolution in siraloa has broken up
and the scattered fragments have lied % the mountains
whence they doubtless vii. escape 'o rise gan
The best informed circles uisutere The report that
President DiaZ going rs Mister 10 france Oh tA' Ca
D ration OF his term OF ONCE.
Some newspapers recently created sensation py an
rourefnv that A cor. Diracv existed between General
T evno and The American General ora I" 81 III
Republic OF Sierra Madre, composed or me states OF
Nuev0 Leon COahulla, Durango, CnhuahH a' Eau LIS
POtosi and Tamaulpas aac atter~arl Ior the nArA' .
OF the new republic 10 ne CAI1eu 3'"'os II - '
Marquee Leon went TO New lrh:
number OF Prltt.tauts IN -ilatitln. near Gut0hia-
tara when inaug rating building Tor IrOtestant WOr-
shin were stoned by Catholics melted oY Cathohc
pr.est some Of the PrOtestants were asSassluated.
me Catholic priest cynlcay offered 20 confess the as
sassinated persons.
The grain crop in Yucatan Is reported small.
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nLtL

.SGrs-At West Farms y. Y. Sd inst. Susan. wife OF
fsn,ss Angn. in her $50 year
on Monday O'Clock. from her late
enre Centre Farms Respectfully requested not
10 send flowers
poNALDsOY-A White Rock. Kansas August 81. Of ty.
phoid malaria, the Rev J r DohMHsOh'
Intsrnent at scandal Kansas
pDGERIEY-On saturday. september 4. at 9p IN, Mary
Reed wife Of Thomas Edgeriey. aged 81 years
NOTICE. OF funeral hereafter
c.NprrAt santa Cruz Cal Wednesday September l.
Iohp OF tie late Llru.ehAhl Coohei John a.
Gamble United states Marine corps
,rNr sepep,ber g. al 20 West 25h ST. DR. Eben Hunt
~. se.ocsl Stan OF Bellevue Hospital
on Frtav sept ember s. 1850 at the resdeucs
H. Clarence g. Mitchell Morristown. y, j..
,bs Rev DANIEL Iinley ID D. late Of ata. south Africa
ers servlsas w held IN the Fourth Avenue Presbv-
Titan Church corner OF An ave and 2lut 81, New ork
~ @",dar S.ptemDer g. at IL O'clock Friends 70
duesled send no MOWERS
nfTvTps Ar AIlsson. Mass. september g. 1880 Eliza
& s.rve. will be held al Congre gatonG Church. Fair
snS an MONDAY september o. at 2A5 Friends
ouested scnd no ilo"ers =, =, =, -. ,o,. -. 80
ruopN E-On Wednesday september l. 1880 at his
dence Il sands A.. Brooklyn Dr. j. sullivan Ihornel
Hnerai from Church Brooklyn Heights on SUNDAY
rnfemDer o. at $50 without further notce Friends
srs ktndly requested not 70 send flowers
wATs0N-on Friday sep omber ., Henry Watson. Or, In
tne 81 IN year ~ MS axe. - - - -. -. =.
.n1s ana relatives OF family respectfully invited
ttend The his late resdenoo AZ huhh ST.
arSasis u on sunday. September D. ut u 0. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
LOCAL THEATRICAL FEATURES.

IA
r,oa..r,olion At Hayerly's Theatre in Brooklyn
This week IS Mr.. Oliver DOud byron' III 'no ineio-
drau,a Of ACROSS the ConuncAI
T.ov,t,,s English Opera Company is TO appear at
uverl,'- Theatre next week, in the opera or Car
men, ri
NJ Io.enb Wheelock. of the Union Square Thea
ere was taken seriously i'll last "Wednesday, and
could not appear that hl.Ht.
,rha RroadTov Theatre Will be opened tomorrow
evening, under the management OF w j. fIehnih3
o,dI L Rrien with melodrama By Paul Merritt,
- o,,,I,o entitled the Hand OF PrOVldeoce
H. present is the last week OF the engagement
of Mr. Sol smith Russell, at the Park Theatre. III
.It,,.,,,od FolksD Mr Wooif's musical comedy
~ Lawn Tennis" will be produced there next
w.ek inv the Comley- Barton Company
The season will be opened at Booths Theatre Oh
s.n,euLer 10. with The Pirates OF Penzance
which Will be sung and acted by the Boston ldeai
Opera Company-the same THAT was 50 e1ceiieh'
and successful in the PIna1ore'
NIL Euvenie CappelIni. dancer Of credit ana
,.na,s, has arrived here from Italy, aud she Will
nrance forth tomorrow evening in the me spectacle
nlay % a." Around the World IN so Days" al haV-
Ilys Niblos Garden Theatre ,,r
Changss ara 10 be made IN the cast oil Two
Nights IN Rome" at the Union square lheatfe'
Miss Laura Don is TO enact the part oil A"'o"'a anu
Mr. Charles stanley to replace Mr. Mordann. as the
comic picture dealer. MI n Mm par1ner
e,mpany Of Mr. Aldrich Ia BY PARTNER.
Niss Fan,v Davenport arrived in the city on
Monday last and has begun rehearsas OF " An
American GiriD-tbe new play by Miss Anna DICK
imam. 10 he produced at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
On September 20 Tho Tourists VIII isn1A1n ~
that theatre two weeks longer.
A drama entitled A Friend Indeed written by
Mr. Isidore Davidson, was presented at the windsor
Theatre, September 2, with Miss Ada tray ana MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

IoSDoS sept Arr Bremen. str Avah tBr from New
V,rs. BTagRuza BIZ. from Baltimore al
Uu ,tr Fyiga tBrl from Baltimore; at Rotterdam str Ma
hi at Havre. SIR NOlmr dan. from
York; Mt Rotterianstr Nerissa BIT from New Orieans
IoNDON sent A.--aled. 2+th alt, joan McDermoL for
w VorS. l6th ut NeD0: 29h ut Mariana III, for Do
nov. ~ nit Gcssuer Henry. Patriot he latter for Jew
Vrt- Sraubo mat COnsanta, NeDo Samarang ID inst
tS ar1nicnael Marie .iedenberg Milton, Sd nsr Allan
re fner tae latter for Delaware Break alter ub ns the
Prison. the latter Tor Baltimore Shate
nuc the latter YORK Wing me latter f0r SAVANNAH
IN irst Cynthia. for New York: KeYstono
Ia it Csrrue!la rarifs lst inst. starry Buschman
a. inca :. ~ Matthias sey1lls. 3d INST. Ann ann
s,r1ha Sciiyi cap Edith, Ephram VIII
ons Evelyn Exile Francesca Bertolette Joseph Baker
Nar,ahan Naparna ocean spray Oweenee, POnuda Rose
10 ,bs "a. Two at Plymouth. Thomas Bell Adele C. Eerri,
~ nnson. IA INST Annie Marshall DagmaT. Iona Lat
30 ~. LATTER AT Falmouth Maggie Moore, Mercurlus
Otago. : Bogart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

'erTeiS,
rTera, --.-Johh Drew
wHY MIyY PEOPLE 4VoID IRE THEATRE

To me EdttOr Of The TribHnS
SIR: The POSITION assumed by our practical
rnresenaves OF the drama that the actor Is neces
oriv superior in intelligence 70 his audience This u.s.
correct position though just at present
M very reverse happens TO be the fact, with scarcely
e1cepuon TIE success Of variety theatres Is aJrou
he almost entirely this state OF affairs The clog
DANCER the comic singer the jugeer, the contortonis
or the banoist asks no homage. He makes no preen-
- >, intellectual superiority He simply asks such
Dreciation OF Ills mechanical work as VIII enable him
IN command good salary permanently When Mr.
pronebnm managed the Bowery Theatre. during brief
interval lie complained OF the competition OF what he
ed concert saloous, and said they attracted the at
tendance OF many people who should be ashamed u
- spcb places The truth is that respectable people,
se others want aud are too often bored by
,h. assumption Of ind iTerent actors
The late Hon George = Hilard told me That ne never
=, IN a theatre except TO a broad comedian Of
lebrtr H was completely tired OF being called upon
- ok mn TO- as guide and superior. mounting. rant
-, ,ragedan OF very ordinary mental capacity. Mr. +.
Conway used to say that II was much easier TO play
-, ,han comedy and more profitable 10 actors or
MIL intellectual ability Tine attention necessarily
xe, 70 legitimate theatrical entertainment partakes
Of respect and admiration for the persons on the
and respectable people feel that their good-nature
has been too often taxed
con th,ns Of no tragic actor to-day who attract
c, audiences "a those who went 10 see Hackett and
,vu.os mr. tne elder Booth. can remember certain
,,es Ia New Eng and where The only nope oil manager
as IN engage Mr. James W WaIlacE, jr There was no
MA In opening the theatre for season unless he was
mneut on the list OF attractions And "hen ne came
~ audiences consisted almost entFely OF me BEST
tno,io There was scarcely standing room Tor any
p,ssr class OF persons. George VaDdcnhon was nearly
az fortunate IN this respect III wouid Dc aIeut 10
As % mn an audience of persons superior IN intelligence
~ u" fhe late SIR waack and George Vaaaesnon, and
10 i ooo ousutiy feel that II 10 NO DEGRADATION no
70 steu respectfully 70 suoh actors MANY OF or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

Mr.. Laning was born at Burlington, Otsego
County. New-York. October 3. 1919. He was graduated
the Oneida Conference Seminary and WAS admitted 10
the bar in Buffalo. He identified himself early In life
with the Democratic party and from lS54 10 1865 he
O member OF Its stare Cemmliee. lie vas dc eglte
70 the National Democratic Convention IN 1867, 1876
and 1850 and alternate delegateatarge 10 tie Con
ventlons OF 1863 and 1S72 He was "A member or me
Assembly from Erie County in 1S3- serving az chair
man OF the Committee Ways aud Menus. Mr.. Laning
elected To the State senate oi ls1i1o 10 NJ the
vscancd caused nv the death Of John GansOn. or the
XXXlsi District During his term IN the senate mr.
Ianlng opposed Governor Tiden- canal policy strongly
In 1875 he presided the Democratic state COW II
ton. wnere he made himself obnoxious 20 the Ihden
men ny his rulings in favor OF TalnmanV Han Mr.
Ianng has several times been candidate III STATE Con
ventons for q place on the stale ticket
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handed over to Admiral Glyn. whom her maid had
summoned in haste 10 Paris.


THE FUNERAL OF ADELAIDE NELSON
personal letter from London. dated August ~
gives glimpse as follows Of the incidents OF MISS
Nelson's funeral:
write to tell You something OF tOdav's sad scenes
have inst come from BromptOn Cemetery where the
funeral took place at The sky was couded all we
morning. and there Eight rain just before the
hearse AMI carriages arrived but the came out ana
IL quite the services were heio al
the grave. There was such a cOnc0uIse OF peop'
that even the mouruers almost uo0Ded- II
decided to follow tie hearse 10 The grave % 1901
from ne chapel instead OF going in the carriages ou
this regretted for the crowd was 20 dense ana
80 unruy th4t those who felt the solemnity OF THIS
scene and had q right follow all that remained o. our
poor friend were pu he'd and hustled. ana IN some IL
stances kept back altogether from the grave HOW
ever gratifying might have been to see so mauy nun
dred- assembled their curiosity and vulgar con
duct rule made wish that the services hau oee
conducted more privately.
Despite these drawbacks he was one Of mourn
full inpresaveness. Brompton Cemetery is beautiful
place, and the architecture Of the low gray stone
chapeis and tombs quite unlike anything Klo" OF u
home Alter brief services in the chapel the CONN
(which was OF light wood, with an inscribed sH'er
nIate and was covered with wreath and TWO crosses
Of white flowers and geranium leaves was again placer
in the great hearse drawn by four pumed horses Tue
rnourners followed foot. and all the way 10
;he grave the chapel bell tolled soemnly. Al
mira Glyn and Lady Sinclair Mr. Compton ana
Miss Nelson's companion, Mrs. John WOOD an"
Miss Fanny Josephs among the m'urnefs'
Every one was much afscted-Mrs. Wood Miss 10
sepas Admiral Glyn and Nj. Compton especially 60
saw there Miss Carotta Leclercq (Sirs. Nelsonl' III
widows weeds and bearing a white wreath Iohn =
Clarke and Miss Helen Barry. Most dramatic artists
are out Of town now. on their holiday. The narro"
vault VIA lined with purple, aud the white flower were
left on the coffin II is such dread uly sudden De
reavemcn that here VINO knew her Is stuHueu
by it. She had very lovely nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
DIR. EBEN HUNT.

Dr. Eben Hunt died early yesterday morn
ing of diphtheria. at his home, No 90 West Twenydfh
st. Dr. Hunt was born IA 1916 in the state Of
New Hampshire. ana graduate from
Dartmouth College. Shortly after graduating
was appointed 10 "A Temporary adjunct
professorship Cornell University He was afttrWafd
apo principal OF rcnarI!ury school ar 1ohkeIs
and professor o. chemistry or four years 40 me
Military Academy u Chester, Penn. Afier resiEnlng
this position, he to this city ana studied
med cine and after taking hi- diploma a. me
University Of New York. entered into partnership
with Dr. J. t. Winter OF ths city. Al The time oi h.s
death attached tO l-vue Hospital as junior
medical and surgical stan HIS remains were
sent last evening Whit nal. L., where members VI
his fanlLv I've. Dr. Han- Va. nnmArrlrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
c,nann.lr IN. The D n. , 1 nONrE

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8, l a. m.-The barom-
e,er IA highest IN the Atlantic States, and low IN
Manitoba and the Canadian maritime provinces The
temperature fallen in the OhoiValley elsewhere IL
has remained nearly stationary or risen s4hty' Ram
bas fallen since the report in the Gulf States len
u...ae and the Lower Lake region. The winds in the
Cpf States are variable; elsewhere sootherly winds
prevail ,..u,u.
For the Middle Atlantic states, stationary or higher
haron.ter stationary temperature. winds mostly
sonfnerlV clear or partly cloudy weather.
For New England, clear or parity CLOUDY Weather
Temperature
~yIR1ryr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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GEoRGE ". CARLETON u co. =,

A stesmer Book. BY Dr. " I. hs.saata- cOta o..
Amoug the Taorns- BY Mrs Dickinson. 81 30
Missy, By the author Of Rrtledge. 81 3D.
vucv By the author % widow Go.isuit 81 50
,,.l..,, ma, the Detective. Allan PinksrtOn. 81 So