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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17
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Papers in Texas 10 which this is sent
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EMPoRIA NEWS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

The greatest bargains in boots and
shoes will be found at Abrahams &
Straus' Famous" 100 Commercial St.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

AGENTS AND CANvAssERs make from
$25 10 $50 per week selling goods for z
G. R;decut s. Co., 10 Barclay street.
New York Send for their catalogue
and terms
W. r. Tappan, contractor and builder
Toledo. Ohio. SAYS: AN Excelsior KID
new Pad relieved me Of pain in the sids
of fifteen years standing. Please send
me another pad See advertisement.
L. b. Smith, Of FaribauIt, MINI. says.
81 am still wearing an "On1y Lung Pad,
/ and il has helped me; intend TO havt
another Of extra strength soon See I'd
t-aeffragvaa0k
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Cheap Reading for 1854.

For the benefit of our subscribers we
have secured the following advantageous
terms for the well known papers named
below, in connection with THE WEEKLY
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

SOC at bel. than eost at BE. Kidder's
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17
New Advertisements ThIs weeI

Additional Locals on the Fourth Page
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The ladies of St. Andrews church de-
sire TO give expression to their thanks to
the public for their liberal support and
to all The ladies and gentlemen who
took part in the entertainments for their
benefit. They feel especially indebted
TO Mr. J. C. Burnett, who had charge of
the musical part of the pro
gram, and TO Mrs. G. s. Cross and
Prof. Thyge Sogard. who superintendent
the vocal and instrumental parts, respec.
lively, to the pianist, Miss lnness. go
loisis, Prof. Tillotson, Mrs. A. II. Som
mers and Mr.. Z. C. Ripley, to Prof. II.
E. Saddler who took charge of the dra
M \, TO Mr.. Frank Goodnow TO whose
financial management large part of the
success was due, to the press for many
favors and 10 Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Moore
and MIS-. Goddard fo- the use of theii
rooms for rehearsals. Per order of the
president
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

MARRIED.-At the residence of the
bride in jackson township. Lyon coun.
". December 18th, 1880, by o. F. Rich.
mond, Esq, Stephen Fagg, of Indiana
and Mrs. Desire B. Overly, ofLyon eoun
~, Kansas.
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!. e. JORDAN.

and defy any other house TO compete
with US in this class of goods. In
Gold and Silver Cases
we can suit the most fastidiOus tastes, as
we have them in every style of engrav-
ing, make, size and weight. For young
ladies attending school or teaching, and
who care more for time than style, We
can supply neat gold watches for from
SIS to $50. Call and see them.
CASE GOODS!
OF this class you can find nice selec.
ton in our house, both in solid silver
and triple plated, in fine morocco cases
lined with satin in different colors. We
have cases with spoons, forks, knives
sugar shells, butter knives, carvers in
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

Selling out at cost at the Famous .
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17


wood and coal buy the SCOTIA
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

T AaAR PURCHASING AGEEcY-Essab.
- sitshed Reliable. send for cifcslaF.e :
81 BFuEzfWay (ers4 dcofs
dssef Sev York City.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

Elegant oil paintings at Ellen Plumb's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

We clip the following from the Water
vile (Kansas) Telegram:
The entertainment given on Thursday
of last week by the Hastings-Burt Star
combination, was favored with full
house and an appreciative audience. 1t
is the universal verdict that Waterville
was never before entertained by such
talent as treated the people at the time
above mentioned. Though our words
fail to do justice to the occasion, will
say that as an elocutiOnist, Miss Lydia
Hastings is by far superior to
any one who has ever visit
ed our city. She has splen-
ded voice, perfect articulation and i'm
mense force and renders her selections
to perfection. As humorist, Mr.. Sid
ney Burt has every phase of human
character condensed in his one, and his
presentations are perfect and side-split-
ting. If we wish to ''see ourselves as
others see u.s. all we have to do is to
consult Mr.. Burt and we believe he can
show 1t up. We consider Mr. Burt the
leading humorist ever seen in this state
We earnestly hope we may be favored
with another visit from this company
before the season closes.
This entertainment will be given al
Bancroft hall next Saturday evening.
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4 team started Tuesday from the
court house and ran through CONNER
cIal street to Seventh avenue No dam
age was done until turning the corner of
Seventh avenue when they ran into John
Davis wagon and demolished the end
gate, broke one spoke and split the
spring seat on which Mr.. Davis was sit
ting but did not hurt him. The wagon
to which the runaways were attached
sustained no injury except broken
tongue. One of the horses was thrown
to the ground and for time
appeared to be injured but
finally recovered and was driven home.
We believe the above are all the dam
ages sustained by this accident, but con-
sidering the fact that the street was
thronged with teams and pedestrians it
is almost miraculous that some one was
not killed. We understand that the
team belonged to Il Mr.. Jones, of Hart
ford, and that he left it standing while
he went into the conrt house to pay his
taxes. If all hitrhing posts are taken
of of Commercial street, such accident;
viii be frequent or else, parties who
have little shopping tn DO will be sub
jected to much Inconvenience.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

The young mems debating club met
Monday and arranged program for
their annual public meeting to be given
in January. The exercises will consist
of music, reading, debate, original poem
and an Grafton AID notice Of the place
of holding the entertainment viii be
duly given After the program was ar
ranged the question, SHOULD the public
school system be controlled by the gen.
eral government % was discussed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

We do not know the exact provisions
OF the gas ordinance, that interesting
document still remaining in the pockets
of the mayor at last accounts The fol-
lowing section Of the law from 'Dassler's
compiled statutes" for 1879. may have
some bearing on the subject:
SEC SO. The council may provide for
and regulate the lighting of the streets,
and tile erection of lamp posts, and the
council shall have power 10 make con-
tracts with, and authorize any person,
company or association 10 erect gas
works in said city, and give such per
son, company or association the eXclu-
siye privilege of furnishing gas TO light
the streets, lanes and alleys OF said city,
for any length of time nor eEcsedfHg
fl1entl-ous aIedFR
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There was an attempt 20 get special
meeting OF the city council Monday to
take some further action on the gas or
dinance. 1t is stated that the ordinance
has not been signed by the mayor. Six
members signed petition, and the sew
enth was understood to be in favor of the
meeting. The mayor, however, refused
to give his assent to the effort TO get the
matter up, and so the attempt failed
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-17

Mr.. c. w. Squires, of the architect
firm OF Nichols q Squires, has been in
the city for q day or 50. This is the firm
who prepared plans and who have the
sGperlntendency of the new Brettun
house, and who made the mans for az
new Telegram building. Mr.. S. Ieft this
afternoon for his home in Ennoria- :
Winfield Telegram.
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Fo1 sAIsE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE THREE HUNDRED
i acres of and with dwelling house, barn and sheds
good ice house ssat least three tons(well adapted
for milk ranch S ables and sheds enough to accOmmo
date hundred cut from seventy five to one
hundred tons of hay also vegetable grounds also oner
head of graded Angora grade
"a 1915 together with three full booded bucks
imported stock For price and parYelars inquire OF
nv15a S. T. SWIFT, Warm Springs.
, 1880-11-01
!ng, whom she atoamr,l out Of tho harbor for

!nR, whom sho atoamr,l out Of tho hhrDor for
milwaukee,.
Tug Captains report tho ma1nnast Of tho
schooncr u. a. Wells floating ncar wh1rc shn Ties
sunk. The spar Is at.aohcd to tho hull by por-
lion Of tho r!gGInE.
The tug shiohls yealcrtiny received n onll from
6OEith ChIcngp 10 tow tho schooner F. ". fitf-
ford up to ono of tho slockB.
y NOW J!h',aa.n In ready to lie placed In posi-
tinH on the SCHOONER LYNN Davis.
seitiifo ffe:r forrrats.
yestSrtlay wore tho l,ropu!lnfs Avon md F0itnt-
sefo.Ser. itci %!ns. Sasnia"i, IND star:ns,. w
burg wns tnwrl % Miller lsrs'tl,ors' shIpyard to
fceolyp co'np!atc sut nf new Rpass.
mnlns,n*t 1tp feot lone i. now t,eing Eat nut
iienry 1. i.eilSss. ',' Th9 stiuk Ia rpota,t',ce
no Of tho finest uvcr seen III ChitaFt'. tho Icntl-
S tsaTn eelng ~ .csr a% ts kH v"o IN,
tnN'ret ~ lilo lower hnrt,or nttlnR ur her for.
:, Eo!,si;;isrneio 4 trouble ws. e*pcr!encca sntar~
feata In proper snpe f, Muller I,roit,nrs nll.lry
tosk; W,l' wntor u 'r i'o!.l ts vessel refase,
cccssary cs.ar 10 p nut se t'o soyk IND treS e te
ygssrla holtl 'r its atlliesats .rtsninlrnico.
Tmu rlynr stean.er Calumet was mt la,tno',cl
I'll o sts Rs se VII 10 ofe, nSs ts tls ss,* " s @
engines nr Tho Calumet hava eight iftlt- .tt,ro
G'rlltNirrs with thsts.r,ur inch strrka. In tho
ago tho .iiln,ntcr ot lid cylinders via erri,.
tienllRty Tntin th!rty-fa,lr intlic+.
INV thlt tho eehooler Gcorxe Murray is In
.lry-lnek tho inark tnao by tho cnlif'InH ljrDtn-
!or cni'Btco, can lu seen plainly. II extends
@ ironl .th9, , mil down TO The tSc, md Ia ncnriy
mo schooner ]. 8; a. stronach ia said to 10
ha.!ly ahnkcn III: md Will require thorough re-
lasietll1G rs Well as uhlks,H.
, 1880-11-01
THE CRIMINAL RECORD,
Items from. t]sc po1sco Ht,taoux

1teInn from tlac Io1ice stations,
Ala O'clock yesterday morning OA!cor F.at,.
merry waB I" sttEod up" IN m alley lust unat Of
laalstO( street And south OF Pierce strcct BY
thrce unknown men, ono Of whom, upon nptio.
tg tho utiicer's apprtaeh, drew tlts revolver aud
fired nsO ahtt. Tho triD rAtl through tho ulcy
and csumpeH, 0ieer FAnnnry firing two 0hOta
after thoil Us thoy ran. No nTrosts.
A young th.of about 10 yenrH of axo, aIyIuu
tho llln0 Ut Ge0rEU llurtlttck, Is lorkrti iii ri
tho Arlnary ehMrgeA with lnrTupy by j. u. TOWN.
M1ni, II Jewelcr ut Nh v, Euxt Htxtconttt street
l3ur!nfk cAirre tho stnFn ut tN:lhHat4sFiaye epcit-
lug Ansl UakEd tn bc shown sutlib witches. mid
when STR. ltwnae,,a FlAcGt1 !tyG witches on tho
shnwcNso fnr his uxAtlllnnti0n lnniNok snnlv}lgil
three Ut tlGm and run. llo was met ut The IiuOr
by Dllecr 6haukhness}, whu nrrtssra him and
licked hin ttj, 1t ~ thutlyht tho yninx MIN
Gnu ha Identified fur steAlln1 u trly Of rings
n!,o,t Il uunth uso frun, tho stor0 Of @. j,
Fish0r, Mo. l4t ltalBstd street.
william lMNohue. Employed In laun,try ut
NJ. W West Yam ulIrpl! ktrM,t. tnl,dactetl by
Sir6. i. u. Gtnrk Ari j. II. tjntes, wMs caught
Inst evvnl,u III tho net Nf trying ~ foruv open
with p!!k0r tho. luck Of II lEulIk hG!unginH 10
sirs. 4. u. Cfnrk, containing MiAnt 81 ,oJ w0rth
lneEelal phltor: Tho poknr hnd st.t ~ tho luck,
9nd 10 wns rninty ytfivinK ,sacxtrtc,l!e #. whom
discovered by slr. Gntea lilo tuMt"Hl through n
Window hHptllg tn os4Mpg. htlt unfortunately ho
run right lnto tha arlna Ut Ollocr Murray.
, 1880-11-01

= 1FtFN1t EF7t 17FfM.
An nl1ish 1nan whD VIVA OH Ills why West to,k
lunch ut thu eAttilK .sta1 III the UUts.ls, Nrlnl
lluvoti sltlwnukce hcIMIt yesterday. and III pny-
mont tenderut y 81 Cs,Efoderute iiasa.
WI tsau't tAku this suTt nt nll,IIuy hgro," said
tho altcndant, W ho scnnMel tho I'LL.
localities. IL They saho i II sao laccs sea a ~. "
fusu Y IN 1thora. No HA!ttpular harM donu to
banded buck with tho rulnurk sAat 1t wouldn't
pRAs.
"Wont, ehy We'll, no gnut har,n to offer 1t,
Arc yun Willing tn tnkU my nnt0 OF hand for
al1ty lAya fur THIS sum-
"Ep, 1lr."
"wnn't. eh2 Thpro aro plaoos where they viii!
pilcU whero thpy wuu't, No crtmp, though, tU
propose 1t. no you, thiuk ! would bnya any
success fl standing YOU orr
"Nu, sir"
"lp1vsuuo not, but tho Inquiry ssemod per.
, 1880-11-01
10 Vt. Cathcrihcs wheat; 1lot'okon, Chicago 10
OgrlGNatUEg, wheat

TO ". Gatherings, wheat; 1iot,okon, Chicago 10
OgtlGnatuTg, wheat.
NAnQUETTK.
Eptetat DttpaEth 10 7hs CAttaeo Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. J1.-Arrlvrh--luH ".
T. Cosiic, sohooners Sanalor. MongungDn. ii.
F1fxur.
t,ienrct,-rropetlur John tillat1r,,. xctonners
y. + Fly, War1nlngto ton. 'Monticelin II. j. WchO,
s. M(1ch,
RAND BEACfl.
Sptefdf itspdtth to Tht Chttdoo Trfht,nt,
BAND flEACIs, Mich, f}ct. 1l.-Th hnrlme. midi
tlnnnl ~ Inst nlyht-Sttnm- bnrxD Enst yagln1w
md tow.
Wind southwest, frosh.
0LEvkEAND.
Hptttft nspafeh to TAt Ehtenoo Tribune.
CLEVELAND. D., Oct. Ht.-f,tonretl for f,h.cn1o
.-tropultcrs fllHsa, C1hhatoxM, v. H. KotchatI1,
jay Geulds schoonor J. q. Thnycr, conl.
MILWAUKEE,
Hptesat tttspateh to The tAteao9 Trib,,nA
MttWAukEk, Wis, 0et. Jl.--trftyDts frpt5 t,c.
low to-dny wcrO tho schooners Myosutls and Our
Sou.
sTU1uEON tlAY.
spttiat nspateh 10 Tnt Ehttaso Jt,bunt.
sr1'ttnKnN hArt W!s., Oct 8l.-Arrivrl via
canRt-SchoonGr American,
, 1880-11-01
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

MI AZ G1sEf EusANU+
Tho shipynrh or tho Musers. Qunytn is prnba-
bly, US lray and tnistness-lkp st,.,t rs chi, s,a
lottntl III tito city. Threo lNrYc l,arRcs, all ut
different Stnpcs Of cotnpcttpr nrc bel,lv b,IIlt
Anl from III to 150 N,pn Are l,lslIy hcvi,,8, snv-
inH, nnd pounding. The bnrgcs all rxtr,l nto,g
tho rlycr. tho 0ne fnrthcst sntf he[ng tho ,,pur-
est completed. This oMo Is for Capt. Frtnk Te-
row, Of 1lnirnlo, and will probably ba called tho
John il. I.yb Tho barge ia nil In frrn!e, u.d nil
scnletl, md vii! 10 ready for ln.it,chlng sDmo
tltna III January. The dimensions nre: Keo.,
IN foet; Gyer alf .tU feut; beam, iS feet; nntl
tho depth 0f fiDld at tic lowest rnitt, ~ four.
She will hnve four nl,lsts, hut M tupn,asts
TTant. OF DuGHlo, Will snako tho sHicrs ind ttt-
Eincs, which nre ~ he 4oul!o compounds Will,
single shaft. They Wilt be brought hero to DO
plHccd On tho hMrn. Tho hNrEo will he tsfter
tho model Of the wocnke1,, launched by tho
Q"aylc Drothcss ut tho beginning nf tho ElltIl-
tier, but her cabins will he nbpyo 'cck Sbo Will
cost ii bont $il0,0H.
The second In limo ns well as In stage Of com.
plntioE IL hofng built for Messrs. It. X. 1 II. j.
"lnslow. II. l.. bennington. nnl Cnpt. Wolytu.
Size Is purity III frunsu an most Of l1pr tcciso.ts
ar6 I'll position. ii9ulor hns IT TINT so ls 10 bc
nret Length Of kccl, salB fect; oySr iii, ~, fupt:
yas. Wtd.h e hea'n. io rst' md depth VI htl,t Il
@ to Il sy IT, d ~ fr 'tss ssnSs sSe Sssf TSS eiS
two iron cortis viii rt l,er e. sntro ii III icnSti, % @ onS
abovp unt' ns,p bpnw her a,Itigwnys. ehH viii
aso hnyu totr ,nnsta, md her cal,lils will lie
nnte deck: lier engines src to bD n,lt,lp b. tho
EtyAhngn Works. mid viii pu Flligle compnn
She wi! enst mt les. thnn *lA,,U0, nnI viii 6u
re!Nly fnr lnE'lchitsg by February.
Tho thir.. n.tl lns, In for VI. t. Winsjox auh
o1urs, hnd Il the flrthcst hellIlfl of tho tiirrc,
Init tue Wtyrk Ia bGtaE pushed rupitlyt and she
Will no out III acnyuli. Her Un,uo hos
mt bcen decided nuou. az ir It
hns, 1t Ii nnkmlW except to her 0wEers,
llor keel IA lAid, her stct n!ld stern cs,s lnntlt
anl purt of htr' trnino ls tHJtc!. Wten lluIehrti
, 1880-11-01
TEIEERAPliIC.

Tho following dispatch u furnished BY tho
AMERICAN uNion TpIcvraph Co,nuany,
.uALrlAphH, Nil, Out, ul.-Tho uhlttmore Il
0htu R9llroal Company to~ay took possession
of thopntlre Inns Ut teiugraph IN Its riltsbuIx
Division, which h4vG beeli opera!eA In co'sneo.
4on with the WsstorA luton Telegraph cu.npa-
ny until to-day, when all uonnpcttoHs with TINT
Company were asverotl, aud tho wirps tst.ns.
fcrred to tho ot1cos VI tho AtuuEcan Union Toll
cysaph Company Ut rtssbus9, connollsyll.e, and
Cumberland. This change adds nbout boo tnilca
af lit,e aud solo tifty nnw nllccs to she aystcn
Ohio ltttrsutt Company uIld tue American Union
Telegraph compuny. Ara OPENS 70 thu alnpor
tnut tnMlM AIld Yll1t luke region uonX tho
tho benefits Df the enterprise an'! ohcap Eutos
tor &clc8rnphlng offered By the American Union
lIon ~ tho Wostura Uni0u Telegraph Company
with those tuwns, and withdraWs from 1t tho
busIuess VI which II hssso {Vnx held monopoly,
, 1880-11-01
LAKE PORTS.

eu,+to, yn,,,,+n ~ ~. cn,.,,, 7,,.,,,.
aPes'at nspate" 70 In Ch'edoo 1Fsoans'
DEritoir, slch, Oct. 1l.-pnsaed 'lown--pro-
rnllofs SHruccl, UUHion CNMpDoll, Idaho,
sett!A, ChicaEu: steaIi-bhrgca N. X. Fairbnnk
and Schooner r,lt,ger, Il. Jenncss aIld bnfgcs,
l.,ta,, az, -" Il It,r i"su n.a n uesns
.'u'.o" Nna u"sH"e' III t.oHntu uiu paases' GU
pef!nf anu co'lsort and sohooner he'hdcoE,
A}ustpu, hL, H. l,aeor,, LufrIyrr. n. A. DJuir. %
iI 1rt,n.,,, tp..nu,, fu",t.,, 1t.ii "
rrf,.n,1 ,o,,,' s.,no,,o s,t.t =, u...
1,',.,.S ~. ,,..',,.. .I''.aa. t.',s. i.
nuahu 4p-fFope!ees oaonta'u'. !huia' ~.
Louis. Nustoni stcatn'barKcs Mineral Hock aud
luFKes, 0eruaria, Snnihu, ", L., Wctnore md
, 1880-11-01


Special Dtspnfeh 10 1hp 0Afeapo Tribune.
,AMilEltsrNul0,. .Dnt.. Oct. 3l+-Tle wind low
cred tho water nt tho Ltnls-k!Ina Saturday
night, md tho stealn.burgo Egyptian WIS dc.
taIncd ten hours; tho propcltDrs Btaruccn and
Gordon f:n,nplo1I three lours. Tho propeller
ChtcaRo also shipped, but lsll passed this aftor-
uoon.
0n0D TINE. -.
The propeller lau!Inln pissed up this morning,
lnntlng tho RIM fron iSnraln 10 Detroit River In
less than nineteen hours. Watdr fair; wind
squthonst.
The tnRs Jessie Lyon and Coral aro hero.
- \ WAitStk0 TO btAHtNEnH.
:, Special Dtspateh 10 Tha Chteago Tribune.
TOnr liuHOS. Mich, Oct. Hl-All propoltors
1nl tesscla VIII reaso kuep q sharp. .lt,Dk-cut on
enteriilR Ut. tnr Hynr fur tho sililkeIt Hchoon-
Gr Grsweethcnrt. sho lies tlres.tIlartura ot rullo
from thc light, Doaring about northeast by
North.
A srGAM ON LAgE 1lullON.
Snsefat DIpatth to Tnt Chttaoo J+t,ts~t.
OWEN anuSn, Ont. Oct. 31.-Tll6 Rtoasner
Francis Sinllh, fruni Eo1llnx xwon rU1a,rts AAYipE
encont1rcl ono Of tho mist sover0 Bnlsa OF tho
seuson list n.ght Ia tho pass,t9a to this port.
vhu stnrni c'.t!nt,rt! nil to-duy Will. inerGnsud
severity, tlesa,nlng tho stcai,Mrs Francs Sfntth,
Mnn!tnuin. md Ch0r1kue. Tho VIM! II t,uw te.
oreastitE, asid TIC nf,oro stcaucrs will shortly
proceed on tholr trips. y
, 1880-11-01

tlnent. l}oce Z Rppcnr 70 you as II would nave
10 Fny th's hlt In cnsit7'
t'1t does"
Strikes me tho ,san,e way tho. Thero aro
1lmcs whrn y seems inlPoasL6tc to wrigQie out
hnvo aavr,t rs list resort Arc yut, Willing ID
!olk tint,n mo nsat object of ekarIty md donate
INC th.s 10 cent? worth Ut ltttIetcun?''
mo. EIs, I nm nnt."
"Thats what expected. HIT | Thought II No
nafm 70 make t. een no other way 01crpt to
80 rns1ts. o W 's''a
The right chAnsa having bce,1 handed him. he
hcnycd 4 agt TT relief md tnt 1uwu to nink t,ta
tGoth wILh tglntcr [rtltn tho htnutn. 49, N
, 1880-11-01

HUEK NUTEH.
cnan9e Of wind TO west southwosl CO.
eassohea lho departure OF quite large iioot OF
stssels, both light aud lumber loaded.
aua lag otarko HrotheTs remained in port,
es-bouna, unsl o'clock yesterday morn
, 1880-11-01

o,t r. IuMs s'Ia,, s = ~, ~ ,t taG " NOW aosk
l.. a., f"r iIwitf !" nr, ,,tt ~ nEs ,'ea. 10 r.
i"tuns ~ thS "or1r W t"S "a s9Rht u f"flsv 10
crin ffi1, FIR tieMttt. WIwt t. T. ,hn W." ~
nv rolus for lTuwttt. w. nj, Eey ynrk so is ~, y.
~. ,m,;,, r. ths ~, G1n.ts w hnti !noeo ~ no
hsm,s"f '"'e ivy so'eH 'oE nu"'' uRo l'cwtt
sn,'m.:,- r,-,,r, ft,fr,,o,, ~ H., ,,..,..
t,n,ait,,!. III i',st ..9. " .no nemecst'q
vii iii yo,i Whni hS ,lts nd In mn "f hora w."
Tna u, on 1a'low nss:! - cGHc @ Into tnw ovssy
~ nNnm 'cns nn t+ Evt t MtS' LIN ~ m"a !!ttte y0Ao
bin, Intn "It, tt,e ~ v ,,,a as Hse x ~ t'sM ~.