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for Uncle Toms Cabin" was also particularly
noticeable loo copies heIng qul"kly SOLO at - 4"
For Whftiers works the demand WAS FAR ana ine
prices good. OF Jean lugelows pens 0'O copies
wera quickly sold with q demand Tor more.
La eyrlIi Inc cons 2i men ID. ia i'r~ il,ier, ~
No 779 RrOauway, Yas sold. Ii Consisted lhrRey
of pDetica works among which ware various 'n,-
lions of the poems OF Mrs. Browning, Hood, Goid-
smith, Nacaulay and Moore. he Fl0wucr edition
Of Mrs BDwnml's poems, Of winch l5Ocoptes were
- cents volume the reta price being 3 70. he
black line border edition of IIood's poems oil when
100 copies W, r. offered. brought 10 ITS ne =
tail price ~ 81 %. Twenty copies OF William res
Julian or scenes in INDIA" br "a lat 80 cents.
The bidding for Mayne keId's works was some" nat
lively.
the following firms: Porter 81 Coates. al fina-
delphia Peter O.. InOnsO OF Cinci LAT L,t'ir'
Brown & Co. and X. WrrthiugtOn. OF Ne"-loEA-
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HARKItD.

DAYTON-DAVT ES-In gosevilie y. J.. September "A
lsSO at ST. ChutcI he Rector Rev. George
T. Fichtuer He1rY Dayton OF New YORK AMI Ll1Ae j.,
dau ghtcr Of j. l.. Davies, ESQ.
FIsHER-BROwNIN Vrtlftnt, September IS.
80 a Dnhbs Ferry y y. by the Rev. George Hare,
u D.. Carrie C.. Browning and Irving p Fisher both Of
New York CitY,
ROGER-- september IS. Edward a. Rogers.
Funeral Will take place from 20 Christopher AZ
Fridai 81 O'CiO Z y.
sWAN-BROWN-O " ednesdaY. September Is. 1850, by
the Rev lheu II. Tvng ID. D., Richard IA. swan 10
Minnie. daughter OF Oseph Parse Brown.
WALLACH- WALLACH-On Tuesday evening -eptember
the residence Of The br es parents Ia' ems
wood L. L. by he Rev. washington ROdmtn Why l..
a. notice, - aarrlagef me- Dc "a torssi Nth fal!
name and address.
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DIED

l,rvIVIFP-In Brittany France the 2Srh OF August
1ecIie eldest OF &. A. and Alice DuVvirr
10th year.
Ia TOURRFTTE-At Bound Brook. y. J.. 18th INST, Mar
Ia q. Ia the 10Th year OF hut
without invitation attend
her .uurra sday. at from the residence Of
her Drotner IN. aw John Burke and l.3O from
formed thurch.
Intermnnf In Bound Brook Cemetery.
IFBoU TIIIIER-On Wednesday september 10, at East
Hamilton f. l. Thomas IeBouulier, IN the 6Jth year OF
his age from Br gifts disease
pra 20 ana frieds invited 10 attend the
late residence 80 East .5thst, saturday. the 18Th
inst. at 10 20 IaS A. H.
M Paris August %. Martha A. Rtvarde
mold Fifth Avenue
Churcn 4Bth-st. Thursday az $3.50 O'Clock
Friends OF the family are invited
Iuterment Buffalo.
sTIIwELL-At Nyack. n. Y, September Ia William 3.
-tilwel as-l Os years.
peatyes aud invited attend thu funeral
Thnrsiay morning a. Sraoo Churoa. Nyack, e;45 u
services al grave, Greenwood o'clock " M
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MILITARY REVIEWS At YEWPORE

NEWPORT, K. l., Sept. 15.-The easterly
rau-storm uas gwen place leadencoiored skies ana
cool westerly winds.
The principal event OF to-day the review OF the
Newport Artillery at the bridge by AdjutantGen-
eral Barney and staff George r. Fearing Is Colonel OF
the regiment
B. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby. Henry stanheld'
Mon,eforo Isaacs, Francis Z. Rlves. jr and Mr. Me-
Donougn all or NewYork arrived at the Ocean House
this evening
The govornOrs Of the Newport Casino have made ar
engagements 70 nave grand dance at the Casino Theatre
Thursday evening.
Tie yacht Wandercr, OF the NewY0rk Yacht Club. has
arrived here
Governor Llttlefed and staff viii review the Newport
ARTILLERY tomorrow. and vii review, IN company
wi number or IN .ers of he Re nug Army, Lght IT.
ters X III tn Is UnIled states Artillery also IL camp
he bridge.
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LIE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

LONDON. wednesday. Sept. Is. $50.
A Paris dispatch to The ST. JdmeS's Gazette
saws: a Ministerial council at when steps to be
taken in regard religious orders to be consid
cred will meet al O'Clock tomorrow morning All the
Ministers except NJ. Cazot, Minister OF Justice are tx
pccted present An evidently inspired note the
RpubIque FRANCHISE discounts the impending decision
aud says:
The orders have but themselves 10 blame Tor whal
will take place in few days, FOR The Government muse
80 DEGREES.
NJ Herold, Project OF the Seine leaves the prefecture
on account OF his incompetent administration
NJ Waddington has requested the German Govern
mani IN contradicr officially Herr Varnbuhlers asser
tous regarding MIN. II IL reported a Paris that NJ
Waddlngton has challenged Herr NarnbuhIer.
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and they believe that the time will come when they
viii again be called into action.
debt ia reduced TO sso,ooDo00 year and
Il we are no, interfereo W. oo VII nex year
The Agricultural, industrial and manufacturing re-
turns constitute consideration of some moment Iie
very un'voraOy with the National statistics rus
due the fact that their govemmen, and CIVILIZATION
YOU with government and civilization
ike thar which they erJoYf Ihat II
TO the state Of Maine 20 put hook in nose OF the e
PIE there. Should they get control OF Tie rens OF po%e
they propose 10 give tarih for reKenne Only ruch
arT would render our material condion analogous TO
that Of tne South.
REMARKS OF COLONEL WOOD.
Colonel A.: 5. Wood, OF Wayne County, New
York, who was the next speaker said
In OF the Of the Democratic party IN
The forthcoming election the majority viii undoubtedly
be composed OF the Southern Democrats and their sym
pahisng friends here in the N0rta ana You VIII nave
tins Government and controlled bv the very men
who few gears ago seeking 10 DESTROY H. nave
100 much reverence for our heroic dead not N
protest long "a live against surrenderng the con
irol OF the Nation 20 those who sought 10 DESTROY II
lApplauseI Are you prepared nv ieloN auu
fellows Others, your votes for The purpose OF
Giving the old Demoera'ie party clad m ms co1e
from county famous for Us apples anu anu
Its Repubicansm and on 1o,ori fGe 600
Garfield aud Arthur lappausel for Repueicanism
tuons OF this country under the guidance ana conro
Of the men who were fatnfql to the Union in 1861
1862, 1868 ana 1864 Applause
CLOSING SPEECH By T. n. SWIFT.
T. H. Swift. of ST. Lawrence County, n. Y, was
next introduced. He said:
There is one thing d. sire to say to young Republ-
cans IN this campaign and thar is BE not deceived pc
can e the leader OF Democracy ls Union
soldler II is only a mask IL only curtain
TO hide from the eyes OF the North dance
OF Deah II every American in the Forthcoming
srugglc Will do his duty tne Republican party WIZ pre-
vail. / have fai b In the American people I1ey may
at times be misiak Il. but when they KNOW Ine uu'h
they never Will be unjust.
The Glee Club then sang Garfield Is Marching
ON a new campaign song, and the meeting ended.
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APPEALS TO REPUBLICANS.

1,p.r MEETING ArCHICGERING HALL.
.nnrrssEs BY DIR. JOHN P. NEWMAN CENTRAL n
BANKS, COLONEL A. S. WOOD AND l. H.
SWIFT. D,,.
largely attended meeting of Republicans
10 hold last evening in ChIckerng Hall under
.no ausnices of the Lincoln Club OF the With
Assembly District. The audience was very
or,busiastic The R,v. John p. Newman, u.
n presided. and opened the meeting with a
short spcech. Addresses were made by Gen
oval \. p. Banks, Colonel A. s. Wood and
Theodore II. Swift. The Lincoln Glee Club
sang several songs Chauncey NJ. Depew had
been announced to speak at the meeting, but
be was Unexpectedly called out of the city.
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ROM LrvERpooL-BY STEAMSHIP NEVADA
LATEST NHIP NEWS


PORT OF NFw.YOtH ARRIVED SEPT. 10
str Saratoga Curtis Havana sept IL. toJ Ward & Co.
Schr Hattie Weston English kuatan l6 DAYS with cocoa
mats to W Douga x vessel 10 master
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Sept l5-saied IN inst National Eagle stormy
Pefre inst. t. Z. Morning var Minnie camp
bell. the latter New York
Arr yth inst. .frsfi id Rudolf Ebel, Sicurt Typhon
sud stella cap -ommerl I'm lnst rica
corr Adler ST Bernhard Un,lne 18Th INST. Coma
Minerva i4th lust Emile Christie the lot eT at
Bremen upt0n DIsiDgarO John Harvey. Lpisock MZpah
H. ,iiypef anchors. fanHY, W ED N
southern Belle Veronica Wa kvre; 10Th INST Buona ra
mgla AZ Ise-0f W Frtefn ias dOnann fferch lhe
later al Plymouth. ~tanOrdslre.
QUEENSTOWN. sept l5,-Arr str Arizona rom New'l Ork
.ual
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
THE ALLIED FLEETS AT RAGUSA
NAVAL COMMANDERS INVESTED WITH EXTENSIVE
tUTnOEITY.
LONDON, wednesfay, Sent. IS. 1880


tUTHOETY
LONDON. Wednesday Sept. Is. 1880.
A Vienna dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
savs The naval demor stratlon VIII only take place
IN the arrival Of the Monteue1rins the frontier
They are expected to before Ducigno on satur
day next at the latest
a Gsaaich rom Rome to The Times says: " lnsirnc
tons TO all the commanders " the international fleet
except the French state operations which
may have political consequences become necessary the
British yice-Aduiral. seymour. must confer with his
cocanrs tn; thai neituer be Will b. req ifed
ia refer to Their Cover be resolving on what
eyer course be rXpecent. This liberty OF actlon
extends even 10 the bOnbardmenf Of DulcignO. Inc III.
strucous however strictly forbid the landing OF men
A. tae French irOu-clads Friedand and Sunfen
ranged themselves al kigusa alongside the EngiSi
ir0n-cllda Temerare and Alexandra their bands struck
up God Save the Queen. and tine English replied WIN
the M4r=eillis"." telegram from 8 utari corro-
boras tne repor that rhc bulk of RIA Picha troops
we're stopped halfway between Sru,ar ana DucignO by
the Albaniaus. RIA Pacha mas renewed MS assurance
to the Albanian chiefs that his instructions IRON me
Porte are to abstain from coercion. The Commitier 81
the ALBANIAN League at ,cuiar has decided to dspntc
additional forces to Iusl to threaten the INVASION OF
Monteuerro from that sd
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RAILROAD WAR IN CHICAGO.
VAIN EFFORTS TO KEEP THK WESTERN INDIANA
RAILROAD OF? OF THE CITY.

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-After a long and bitter
fight Ia the courts and elsewhere the Chicago ana West
ern indiana Railroad Company to-day succeeded n get
ting Its track down those OF tue inos Central
and other ralroaIs at Cark-st The Illinois Central
Road attempted TO stop the workmen by keeping loco
motives ding ~ the way posse OF policemen was
nrrsent in anticipation OF trouble The police boarded
an engine, pulled the engineer from his place aud
started the locomotive I'm IN" etner direction.
in antlcpa OF similar ait mpt 20 cross its tracks
H.. axe shore ana Michigan Southern mad an engine
aoneh on track the crossing point al DAY. but
no effort made.
Tne reason such great ezertions have been made to
Keen the Western from crossing other roads ana
edrcting an entrance the city that really repre-
senfs Wauash ant J ay GOuld's network OF roads
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RIVALRY IN THE NORTHWEST.

The differences between the railroads in
the southsest have not been fully. the waba.h
and the Chicago Burlington aud Quincy and the Han
uiDl and 81, Joseph companies nave not settled the
matters in dispute and rivalry grows more Intense
A mcefng railroad mhnagrr- is 10 De bcli az
g. go fo-av for th purpos~ OF chectng settlement.
To- ExpcufVs Comnilter or the RdDh~D company
Yesterday ed ts general manager u ~ ihr com
won IA agree nIent To MANI au rites
wr-i Oh Clicngo uun ils differences with the other
roads named had been settled.
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pEAnING RAILEoAp AFFAIRs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.-The receivers OF
the Phliune pnia and Il aiding Railroad made the an
to-day that rs gu iranors OF tho dvisionaI
coa,lnd MORTGAGE bonds Philadelphia and Read
inc coal and Iron Company they VIII purchase the
dn Iulr Augnst and September interest and coupons
~ he hands OF the repec i've rate named II
being agreed that the principal OF AL the Dobs ana All
lien over the coupons anu interest 50 purchased.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE sept. 16. 1 a. m.-The barometer fell
rradua y from noon % midnight yesterday. The tenn
perature ranged between 52o ami 63 with an average
for the day OF $50 This I9 lower than the previous
davis average and as lower tie corresponding
dav last year
Cloudy or partly cloudy weather with chances OF rain
and higher temperature. may expected IN this city
and vicinity TO-DAY.
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rHE PHlRNlcEUricAL Ass0cLlTI0N

SARATOGA y. Y, Sept. l5.-The American
Pharmaceutical Association at It's meeting hs morulng
elected the following officers Pre~den Jam 7.
sniun Paiad-phili Ycepresien George Il. Shafsr.
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H.: Secretary, j N. Ma sch Phade pima. The Executive
ee re- 30 rted dmOng her thBgs hat the
of members opening of this session WIS l,ro2,
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WAsHINGTON. Sept. 16, l a. m.-The barOm-
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IN the exreme Northwest The temperature has fallen
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since the last report III New En- gland and the West Cuff
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l5ld3rGfi0Hs.
For The middle Atlantic states lower barometer, west
erlv wlnd-. warmer. clear or partly cloudy weather.
For tnc En- states, fail ing preceded IN the
eastern nor Or by stationary rislf haronrter north
crlv backing warner westerly Nlnd-, partly cloudy
weather and local rains.
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and the meaning OF tAe Maine election.
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EvANS.sDHUNK,
wedding I'm Washington Sunshine
Philadelphia Times,


Washington, Nov. 1.-The sunshine Of
to-day followed by the moonlight gave the
wedding of Miss Jane Findlsy Schunk and
Lieutenant Robert X. Evans, U. s. A., the
benefit of the omens of that happiness their
friends SO cordially wish them.
The large number of distinguished army
and navy officers, most of whom wore their
uniforms, and the numerous handsome eve
ming toilets woro by the ladies presented a
NEST beautiful scene. The church was dec.
Grated simply but tsstefully. A wreath of
white blossoms, set Ia green, covered the
chancel rail. On thu communion table
were bouquet and cross of white buds
while tropical plants adorned the chsnc
rail- The ushers we're ready to receive and
seat the guests as soon as the doors of the
church were open. They headed the bridal
procession when II entered the church, as II
did at the appointed time. The groom and
those Of the attendants In the army and navy
wore full-dress uniforms. Following the
yshers came the two bridesmaids together.
Miss Snead and Miss Thompson, of New
York, and next the groomsmen, Lieutenant
Butler, Unit d States Army, and Mr.. b.
! Wetmore, Of New York. The bride follow.