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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

Nor a CoLoRED NAN MIR. Eooah Crimes
Vas converted to rear jasscil,ln Saturday night
b2 pu:s1n Massey, and very naturally desired
to shake hands with tho mau who had opened
his eyes. and made the d., b. question to him as
clear as the noon day san. Ito came forward
after the speaking. as did several colored men,
and tho Gazattc, 10 noticing tho reception held
on tho stage. would make it appear. 30 MIR.
Grimes says, that he il eolorcd man. but he
Is no. and such wps not the iotcntiou OF the
reTo.t.r. Mr.. Grimes is very respectable
stove merchant, and Saturday light was his
first public Appearance 10 politics.
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n,r,.;, ;"TElcK 5 DAY.--To morrow will b. s..
linn ,''I =: day; AID it is hoped he will depart
,.,r r, d: usual custom and brirg good weather
.., T n''h HIN. Tho Catholic Beneficial So
!.e. u cons, Qucnce of the suTerilg 10 ireland,
g.nI ~" 81 Their last meeting. not to have their
s., Ns psIace and annual reunion, but to attend
All Church tomorrow night ia Il body
s:.,ss ,'''u 70 40 address By Rev. Father Stone
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CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
IN WASHINGTON,

Col0rct Sltns reduced to i5a; very wild, and
heavy Wool Shaker Flannel 10; Piano Covers,
handsomely embroidered with silk, SD rs; bosu-
tifnl Wool Dress Goods all colors, l2tc; Ladies
Cl9sks d 80 to SIS; ruro Wool Double Twllcd
CoI9red and Black Cashmeres only 25c Not.
Double Blankets 81 co. spocisl bargains in Col.
cred and Black Silks. 75c. 81, ST. II, l IS up 70
IS co. Ladies' Hesvy Weight Light Cloakine
Cloth: Colored and Black Cash morcs, Pure
Wool Extra Wide Double Width, reduced to
Sc, Bleached Table Damask 5)c; Cloth for
mems and boys w.ar 25c to 81 so; good Dark
Calico sc; Heavy Clntcn Flannel che; ErGche
Shsw.s, Colored and Black Silk Velve.s.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON.
dec l9-w.f
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T OST LAND WARRANT-Ts notice
~ The undersigned, owner of Military Bounty
Land Warrant N o. G5760 for one hundred and
sixty aclo' of land, which was issued by the
Honorable the Commissioner of Pensions to me
under tho act of February 18th, A. D., 1sl7, for
my services in tho war between United Ststos
and an! Mexico, is Lost or destroyed at Occoqusn.
Virginia. and l will apply to tho Commissioner
OF Pensions for q reissue OF tho said warrant TO
mo. (feblS-nGwl AMOS II. FISHER
HAVING been appointed administrator Of
Il l. EMILY Il. CORBiG TT, deceased. by the
County Court Of Alexandria county, all persoEs
having claims against her estate sro notified TO
present the same for settlement.
mh9-wlW l.. r. CORBETr, admir-.
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saies viii Tt PlCTUREs.-A large number Of p;,
tay Ann amo 90 sold 10 Washington next Thurs
L, S'uGos which arc some of MIR. Ross
he ia o1 uest water color drawings of scenes iu
lt9:tcn,G; vunIry' Mr.. 7. is now in Munich still
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sJON kENr-Pnssession given March lst,
A. the THREk STORY BKIUK DWELL
INC, no" occupied by Z. w: Fails, esq. Thu
house is in ira!csss ordnr. Apply nj
tetI HARLOW BIOS,
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ROSHLANUS Flu GAKRS-A positive cur,
-. lor Ca'arfah, Asthma, Hosrssness, Gold in
tho Head, and ali diseases of the Throat and
No99; No tobscco is used in thair mauufnclure
and they MAKO pleasant cigarette, which Isdio.
or children can smoke to any extent without tho
slightest Injury. Price 25a per package. M.ilei
price JANNEY Sc IlO nrrnn;stp VI
JaniJ 70 and I'D kipc et
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RUNAWAY MATCG IN TIE COUNTY. -Ouo
IIx;!s few weeks ago Miss Lizzie Rober,son,
thc IRE ty daughter of ex County Commissioner
W. II. Robertson, q lotly left her father resi-.
do5ce and went to Georgetown. D. U, where
she renamed Tor some time with family Of
her relatives, csutlng Considerable uueasincss
90 inc Part oil her parents IS to her ThcrL-
epou's, ard upon th,ir finding her sho persist
emily refused 10 return With them. Her pa
rental guardian, not dreaming that there Was o
young man 10 tho case, thinking hat she would
soon get tired Ct the CITY and consent to come
back, roturoed homo. But imagine their sur
prise whom. On Suoday evening last, she did 70
turn 10 the county-not as their dulilul daugh
ter, but ss tlushing bride, and not to her
fathers hou!e. but to the residcLc, of her
father 10 law. 1t appears that MIR. VIM. ii.
Velch, tho happy bridegroom and young hero
OF our lttleeepisode. had been for some time
past telling tho fair Miss j. zzie of bis love, and
chs in return had smiled upon him. and they
adopted the runway plan 10 avoid any possible
OH cIon that tho Old folks might have, and
succeeded 80 Will that 90 the ever lag of tho
Is h instant, about $50 o clock OF the residence
OF Il v. Mr.. Rllty, pastor of the Danbarton
Street Church o! G3org otown. the happy couple,
10 The prtseIcc Of little group of their 5 oung
friends, wtre made enc. Mi SIS L'zze and
1.-The donaldson aotcd az bridesmaids. with
Mcssrs John VciIch, ir.. and w. H. Robert.
sou. j., rs groomsmen. Tie Lffnir created
qllte little sensation 10 tho County. but young
Mrs Fcl:ci Is 80 amjabIe md her bu-bsud 80
cnefgeIJ, pcrseveriug, aDi 80 much bclktd
that ire pcopIo al ,io la hupiog that recon-
cIlNt!cn may he speedily brought nbout with
The "pid folks and that the yUuog cuupl may
20 90 their @ay happy sLd ri >clur.
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X mob LOCKS. Hinges and Screw Hook
~ Hinges large stock. for sale Wholesale
ana retail by JAS. +. CARLIN & SONS
ieo 20 63 King stroat
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ShovEbS; Spades. Forks, Hoes, Rakes 60
~ at lteo26] JAS. +. OARLIN& SONS
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[ iHOlUE SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS.
~ small, received TO day by ''A'
mn II j. q. MILBURN,
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RR0OMS! BROOMSI BROOMsl 2OO dor
~ Brooms in store and for sale by wv o0>
. MCLEAN & ITHLER..
led 4 7e KING st,aat
, 1880-06-04

THE old veteran Stalwart, Thurlow Weed.
pow in bis SD year, intended to come to tho ch!'
cago Convention, but tho great heat Of the
wenthcr In the East, added to the tength OF sha
Journey md tho weight Of yoars, adtnoniShed
hiln not to nuke tho uttotnpt. A Heraid reporter
visited him at his rooms on Monday mid relates;
Tho veucrub!o Thurow Weed Ia = OF couch
IN his prufy yesterday aud said TINT tho fcrtul
t,uut bud nirrady Settlol tha question Of big
heading tho delegates from tho Republican
CcntrA1 Campaign Club Ia tho Chicago C1n'cn.
ton. IIe desired to trMycI by Bf10Ft ind GusJ
Htuxes, but now tlpro will nut be ting Tor hlm
to 10 80. As ha suid this ono Of bis yisitora ".
tetrupted: III you could go, Nr: Weed: ,'::,t6I ths
hcarlng for its protest aFntnst tho non1nanuno M .
test In your hu1ld tho Cunycnttou--WhoteFeF
might 10 Its hun,or with respect 70 oIhcns11-
would fAusc to listGn to you uS U9 OF tho faana
ers Ut tho Republican pnrty. hut onr profess
IN tho hauds Of any othor mum, may falt s1l1'
My influence would bo grcntest In psiTnta ~
conversations with tho DrMut intniburs Q! tao
Conventions" Mr.. Wocd ropltel. - could deia. n.
onstr11te tO thom tue peril thAt turks ~ ~
nomination ct Con. 0rant, md point ntt H.. IT,
9tnnces III which great niull have y0laanlslE
Withdrawn attor It. hHs beuil Hhown that tnel& e
candldntHre wAs embarrassing to tho paf.I. pI.
mutton Iii which torcsnw his defnat, ind twlSe
Dntllul Wcbaser wlthtlruw hia mime IL, eofnpis
ahco with my request. AT laugth ! snw ~ s W
portunlty, aid hAlO hin, oIlter tho lists ahu VIZ
Aud he would haye won but for Ills Aapalae
letter. ''
, 1880-06-04
TIE EFsEMDlE or THE CONVENTION.

TIE ENgENpLE OF THE CONVENTION.
Apart from the routine work OF the Con-
yention the Importance Of tile questions dis
scussed, aud tho outcome Of the candldacy, q
thoroughly Interesting Significance attaches
to 1t as m episode of political progress aud
an exposition Of Republican principles III
their fullest bloom. Since this Convention
met, tile urmy OF census-takcrB for tho tenth
CENSUS of the United States have commenced
their CANVASS Of tho. population, rs we'll as
tho religion, education, and occupations OF
tho pcoplo OF this country. Since tho first
census was tnkcn, In ITO, involving tho
enumeration Of people hardly eight times
largcr thnll the present population OF CHI
cago, tho Nation las grown from four mlll-
Ions to fifty millions, and made correspond
Ing progress In every department OF growth,
political, soeial, materIul, educational, and
religious, until tho Republic now stands
ready to welcome NIL the world to share Its
advantages, aud oilers asyluul tor the Oh
pressed OF oil csceds, NIL political syssens, all
races. And now come the representatives Of
tho great party during whose existence
Of quarter Of century tho most
Of this progress hns been made, in conyel.
ton assembled; tho party Of freedom TINT
crushed tho great Shareholders Rebellion;
that llbe1atcd noatly i've millions Of slaves;
that freed the country from tho domination
Of the Southern oligarchy, md from the
o,,ious dogma Of stato- -Soye!elRnty ! tint gave
| ia tho neorla degrees Of free speech. tree
tho,,cht anr, fra nctIon tl,oy Ind neyer had
before: ~ that eleynted the olattel to the dir
nitv of manbool anal ownorshlp Of himself
md tha frnits at h1s iabor: and that hos
snrend t,,e fan,e of this country to the ends
f ~ lila eorth.-a series of labors in co,npnr-
, 1880-06-04

THnouor tho efforts Of several American
capitalists Interested In the interoccnnfc canal
scheme, tho Nicataguap ConErcss has confirmed
thu concession n,ntto by tho NEcaraguan Gov
crrs1ent sorno timo a@o in tho lntorcst Of that
project. The nano Of Gen. Grant ID onco moro
mentioned In connection With tho Presidency Of
n company which is about to engage In tho on
tarpriBe. -
, 1880-06-04

TuE first reformntory measure introduced
by tho English Libornls-tho nurlals bill, which
provides for the intormont Of Tho deAd Ut Cath0-
lies and Dlsscnters III tho publlo cemeteries Of
Enpland-pnsscd tho House Of Lurtls yesterday,
aud, consequently. on receiving tho formal sR-
nnt,tro of tho Queen, becomes law. Thus another
of tho penal laws, nearly tho only ono that rc-
snainol, has boon wiped from tho british Btatuto-
t,onk,
, 1880-06-04

TIE death Of Richard y. Connolly, Demo.
oratio Controller Of Now York City during I'm
Tweed Hing regime, which occurred In Mar.
settles, France. ou Sunday, dtsposos Of uno tuoro
nlcu,bor Of that precious coterIo who Yoro
forced to loayo uluIr country for thoir cuut1trys
good. Tho record Of tho SUCCESSES, downfall
dispersion, aiid subsequent ndyauturcs ~ full.
tlves In foreign lands Of toso notortuua lnaiyid,
uais Is ono Of tho most interesting nntl Instruct,
I've afforded by the annals ot crime. An OF.
change renlnrks Of this bosa thief:
Connolly hns bcon living in cxtto since tha
ring EXPOSURE. some ton yeaEs avo. llo hns
boon suffering for yenrA frntu Nh 1nCurab|G tijss
cnAc, HERrnFAtet1 by q knowledge that no was a
fnxittve from tlstlco and coult1 not return IA
s asy9 sn aad si aa wss xhoa r. nG @ n ID
told on him. It was tho intention Ut tile rlng Ia
sMltlle alt thoit sins OIL to Connolly, h;it his
friends, enabled him to "turn tho tables" on
them, however. For 8nnlo tl1no heforo tho lnnii
frauds wSuld Go discovered, and 10 con- s
mansion on rark avuti,io, Wj,lchs r., H.
tletlol to his vito, Into UnItod 6tntos bonis
md other souurtttuB and tcpos!tod thDln III Eu-
rop0, whero they we're looked oftcr by hs BouL
at 9atsd 4 ron . III Mis' esiIs es
Iuclne slmost uncomfortable OF Into ynlrs, md
he mn4lo several pvnrturos tor aettlonont, oier-
ing St00,o and being willing To glvo $6Qp,0dn
but f,O0),0N WAS demanded, and ha 8a1 that l,p
could not raiae TINT much. Thus, ono by ono,
the M s nso s9 sha5 aand |Sn
TINT eyGr oxistod In this pr my 0thoF country.
ntn PAGING away. Tweed, tho "Goas" tiol Ia
jul, and Connolly In o1ilo.
, 1880-06-04

Co1~ AunESNEip, Of Gen. Sherman's staff,
died yesterday afternoon Mt his homo In Wash
inRtnn. Tho ticocnsod osllocr was born In
Philadelphia, graduated at West Point. and
mn,tc brilliant record in tho lato Civil Nnr.
4 moro than ordinary friondshlp sprung up be-
tween tho dead soldier and Gen. Sherman, who
WIS Mt bis bedside whom no dlnl, and on whose
etaI ile served seventeen y1nrs.
, 1880-06-04
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

Tur Cu3cAuo TR1nrNE has established branch
,lccs for tho receipt Of subscriptions and advertise
hcnf& ns fouwE
NEW YOltK-Isoom = Tribune l3utldine. FIT. Nc
fADnEx, Manager.
GLASGOW, Ucuttahd-Allam's American NoWs
Agency. u HenneId-sL --y..-
LONDON. Eng-American Exchange. ~ BIand.
urSHy +. GiLI.i0, Agent
MAHliiNGTUE. u. C.--l3l9 r tttoD&.
, 1880-06-04

THE Alabama Democratic Convention
yeater!ny selected IN antt- -Tllden delegation to
the Cincinnati Convention, The delegation Ia
said to be dlvi1cd butweon Floll, Hancock, lay
url, and Thurman. There IL noue 10 pstor Us To
do royeFcncu tu tho 8AYe Of arun,ercy Park.
, 1880-06-04

JolsDoa, n!las Dale. the Captain Of the
Cnnndinn crIckoeesS. wns fully identified yes
tcrdny ut Lciccstar as tho Sergeant who desert
cd from tho Horse Guards ltcyitnent some eight
yenrs ago. Tho prisoner admitted tho correct.
uess OF tho chnrgo nndo aKHlnst him.
, 1880-06-04

THE Marquis de Noulllcs has boon ap-
pointed French Ambassador to England In suu-
cession to Leon Eay. n. La Cour has been up
pointed To the Ital!nn Mission, and NJ. Argo to
tho SWiss.
, 1880-06-04

LADY MARY HAMILTON, whom tho Pope
grunted Il divorce from tho Prince Of Mounco
apme time ago, was married yesterday. The
divorce was applied for that this masrIaxo
might tak0 plAce.
, 1880-06-04

THE Porte Is about to Issue n circular to
tho EuropeAn Powers promising t0 curry out
tho reforms demanded by tho terms OF tho
Trenty OF Berlin.
, 1880-06-04

In any event, however, wo clatn thas
lnois, Or my other statc has the right, p!aSs sSs
aud undoubtl tn chnoso uT deassa19s y stSts sas
fns uny b,1sIi,css to ntcfforo with that cholce'~
Chtcup0 Third Term UTgaH. ,,,
II no otior BtAto has tho right, why docs NV
ro!s Tor Logxu's section Of IL appotnt tncsans
Of tho Comsaittoo on Credentials, md why dos
Illinois Tor the part Of 1t that 'ubtdes n J. Logauf
brecchoa. pocket} 10 before that Committee ~ ~
tho humble form Ut il petiuouor7 The logic ~
ave faithful rotainors ut J. I.og1lh) arc eo'.
urotRn State; W. ropudlate aud deny tho f,sn. s.
Ut any powor to pass upon our claitns 10 eo'.
osrtxnty; thorctore we refusc to recognize tae
authority OF tho Republican National con'en. ~.
tton or any OF tts committees& and we VII n.y. I
argue our case or submit to tts dcc!s!ona ~.
stp,l Of this tho LogAnltos iu btenth denS no
apthoraty aud wasto m hour mud ha!f IL "
iEt 10 prove that sald authotty, dcntqd 70 o1''''
sh0uld be exercised Ia their behalf.
, 1880-06-04

TIE Soutl, Carolina delegates to the DOM
ocrattp National Convention uro reported to be
solid for uaynrtl.
, 1880-06-04

SHOULD Rociefurt recover from the wound
received yesterday ho will huvo chance to try
his skill at tho small sword axnln-in duel to
which he has been challenged by tho cditoE Of
tho (fd1tutd.
, 1880-06-04

THE uouso Committee oil Ways and Means
authorized btr Curlise yesterday to rcptIrt bill
to aboilsh tho one-year limitation On clai1us for
Internal neycnue.
, 1880-06-04

TIE House adopted a Joint resolution YES
tcrtlay providing for adjournment on tho 10th nf
June. 1t In not probable ttlat tho Seuate will
concur, Hs tho state Of business botoro that body
will not tpru1It.
, 1880-06-04

PRINCE LEOPOLD and tho Princess Louise
passed through London, Ont, last eyoning on
thels way to Chicago. =
, 1880-06-04

l,boo tons Of stoo rails will bo roqutrud this
ycnr, and that tho capacity Of thu mills will bo
enlarged 40 US to very uearly naest tho Increased
flornnud
, 1880-06-04

THE Union Congregational Church OF
Brooklyn WINS destroyed by aro yostorday morn
ing Tho loss Is placed ut $50,o ,o0o and the insur-
n11co Ia &11,OO0
, 1880-06-04

THE St.. Paul Press-Windom's organ-
aays: "Nnw, whom 1t ts considered that this
nnlt rula Ii purely an invention Of tho Southern
Btata-sights school, founded upon tho doguia
that the uovosnmOnt ia leayue OF sovereign
statas representing tho will Of tho statos ~ po.
litc&i units, sud DOT tho will Ut tho people of tho
6tates; when It is further considered that eycsy
ltcpubllcan National Convention has Fepudiated
this rule, aud Inns ui1smel 1t 10 be tho right OF
oyosy mouihsr OF tho Cqnyeutiqp tq vote NJ
, 1880-06-04

TuE Baltimore Sun las a rather seus. ta,a.
uonal dispatch FROM Chieugo, which csans, consas,
an.ouR other thlnga, tho following sia.esA, rn,.
1" WllliRn u. Chandler says w will s1s 1os ~
, 1880-06-04

Two SPANISH nobtencn, Marquis and n
Count, fought duol lit belgium yesterday.
Tho Count Wis killed.
, 1880-06-04

A.. A.. SCOTTISH NiTH.-1wonty.fourth Aunnn1
hcun9on and Gonyant9n f.r M15n of , ven !GnssS
ons s1ssssnt' pYSsxrss YSs,ss aaa 1Snr}s. III.
iAyrhu!sday ind Ftlaay Htt9Fnnans and evenings #
this week. In Consis0rnl Hall, u MpnE1'ht. visit
Ink Princes aro courtoouly Invited to participate
with Us. ...x 40
Grunl Soc, Com. .-ln-E -Ehefo
, 1880-06-04

Central fnAic-IEn1l.
Corner Randolph and Htnto stscuta. The Pour.
ess rInafore Company. In "finhfore."
, 1880-06-04

Like Front.
Dctwccn Madison and Washington streets. Har-
sun's Circus md Afonngcr!e.
, 1880-06-04

ris reported that Cuban flibustering
expedition composed OF Americans left Mont
rent Yesterday,
, 1880-06-04

TIE House Committee OH Foreign Affairs
yesterday Rgrecd to report tho bill recommended
W Secretary Eyurts In ruFard 10 tho Canadian
fishery question. Only three members of tho
Committee wore abseut, and uuly QUO of those
present, Mr. Wiiaou. OF West Virginia, refused
to vote In fAyps Ut tho bill.
, 1880-06-04

ORIENTAL. 1.oDQE, No. II 4. +. i H. M.-1teE.
nlar C0mnunlC!uon ths tFEiday1 evonng. May Il, at
CHARLES CATIIN. socsotAIy.
, 1880-06-04

|
1 @ n.nt e1v an 1as ,,,, ,,nt tniv md rnc,, 90.
lace In policy Of delay upon that showing.
weakness grows weaker, md strength
~ " t.amnor ." .+ s,o,, ,rnctrro IN no1,tIcs.
=.....----.-
,,r,., n7rnn TvDw Ann aTarr snvrp.
- EIGHTY.
Driven to desperation by the manifest /
wcalness and iniustico Of their cause, tho |
thiui.term managers have ut Inst adopted |
saa a..a,a,,,aI ~ 1,,n,,do n tho trent hodv
Of Republican doctrine the odious Demo
~ ..I..s,.'I. ~ at.+, un,,rotpntv Ar.
nn 1o Kins oe Counsel @ for the Lossn dule
Eat'on from illinois, IN MS nsga"ens 81, ,I,1s
,ioctrtnc as TINT On which his clients based
uoesAo ~ nv m..-,, =. 49, .,,,, a,,,,a,,to
''s case anGus n ,a hS Is hs he ony
u 'lit,s ~ ~. ,s,. .,sers,st,to,
y and boldly to follow Ills man @ pfopGsl,on h 9as
" ~. .o ~ s'',o .,,aa',t.a,, ~ 1,atortrJ
embodied IN some dlsk".seo o1 a'stot..a ~
FORM IN eyefy ., ths ,pn
late 41!lhols o1lko eohsel.'ot 1l4us "t1a ~ 1aI
be made. Mr.. King said {and, as counsel for
tho Logan delegation, lie Ind the right to
speak for ill tho fraudulent dclcgatos):
In tue sense intended by souator l.oRap. tho
GhtcaEo Convention y fsnly o. " ,5e,op1. y.
i!ons rcprpscattns The COLLECTIVE Republican
party ot eaGl. stsS IT. M Uy sea.es
vcntion. " Tho iulcgptos ruoelyo commissions to
aoata in tho Conyenaon. tofmn!1soa aad r.
hyhaat Ind ~ y,Itisnnto in tbo Stutu. Certainly,
this much Of power in the nature of statf-
aee9snE @ ts e r. Sa1an ~ Tho
Representation Of tho StAte In tho National
Organization tno H. 1a1Ian @ e, + af
ter Of riESt. hut the moio Of soliciting Or
constituting re aeiegnuon o1 sn1 o., a'a ~, ~
merely Uf form tlependnnf on considerations Of
ctnyenenoo, expelloncy, Or policy, which. at
a.lyo " a3 Iraoaon from tpo Nationai nuthori
ty. tho Nalonal Republican, conmittey, IL
whny y anu sarH ma og n sat" or x onvan
to 10 represented. -. Tho doIogates- IT.
atxo frVIa that stato inalanal "srS s app9lntaa p
.uut,Sr!ty NJ @ sciar1to Congressional Conventions
sciootcd d!stract delegates aud rop9rtMed M t9 % iho
Ss ~ rhnsn. ~ that oyot hore Tic Principle
of what may DO by analogy tor.nod Slate s9p-
s!ftgy ge ~ s an IL tbat case t
empowormcnt Of tho Committee stands for tl.nt
of tho convention nothof states' 80.
In Wow OF the aooVe e3t'aets 1eo'h mr.
Kings printed argument. ie IS no Wohaer
that Col. lngersoii praised MN LOT naVlhg tne
courage OF Ills OPINIONS lhcFedapte as "
might seem, the counsel Tor Nopoo''cah con-
testants before ltopaolican convention
dragged out OF It's congosllal oDscurlty IN
! old and exploited DemocrAtic uoctrlhe,"hlch
| has been In form Abandoned Tor many Seafa
by the sensible members OF tho party That
framed 1t. Aud this doctrine, which decent
Democrats themselves are ashamed Of, Is nj"
| vnMccd as the sole reason for sustaining
, 1880-06-04

Sir CHARLES DILKE stated yesterday In
tho House OF Commons that the nritlsh 0ov-
crnmcut would usa ivory excrtton to suppress
slavery and slaye trHde In Egypt. During tho
tnr1l Ut the ia4t Administration gAye tn1tto
wus boldly carried tu, but the present uovorl,.
moat ~ evidently inteut On tho suppression OF
tho inhuman tArtar.
, 1880-06-04

McVycKCF'R ThthfF6t = -
Madison street, between Dearborn and Statc,
AbDoy's Humpty -Dumpty md spnnlsh stadsnt4.
, 1880-06-04

Enitrfd at tM ToK-0Nte At UhtcaQo, H. a. Se<ond-
Cltts Matter
For tho bennft ot nuf patrons Who desire 10 sslid
tnR,c co1tca OF T1iK TnlnGNh through tho MALL Nc
1yehcrswh The transient rnto OK postAgci
DnnsItie. Fef AlpV.
Eight aud Twelve Page rapes. eenta
1xtecn iaRo rAper.... eahU
Ehrfl1f.
Fight and Twelve rngo rnpuf. eonu
AtG8n Ia4o Iapot SeAt1
, 1880-06-04

tInndo!ph street. hntren C1nfk and In sa1le. Eo
ra9cment OF Edward Arnott. "Thn Victims OF Ehto.'
, 1880-06-04

corfiing to bis FREQ indisdua ohoico, tho rcatc
will be prepared to comprehend tho ]csnereto
aulacIty OF nou Cameron, Conkltng, and Lno.n
In Attempting 10 fusion this now form Of hlttnsn
slavery, this herrtloai Bourbon deapotlBIn. IN !.
Convention Of free md Intelligent Hetub,con
cltIzor,s Of those United Slatcs."
, 1880-06-04

TIE report Of Mr. Swanls, Secretary OF the
1run ald Htool Association Of the unltad btates,
fur tho year lSTs, shows very gratifying prog.
resA III this branch Of Industry. This production
Ut ptg-iron during lAst yoar In this country was
B,o7G.H76 tons, ty fur the larKast production In
our hlstory. Thu number Ut tlast- fusuAoes IN
oposauon last year ws1 691. and torty-four others
we're lu c0urso Ut construction. Tie capacity Of
ail when tho forty-fuur afe completed Will DO
0,1Ny0oQ tons The production oe stsel raiia for
ls7Y u very ueatly double what 1t VIVA iu lB7a
hclnx l041, ,tB tpna for tho former year, axalnat
Gy7.lN ~ tho latta1. 1t Il Thought that over