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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
MEDICAL.
nON PTION

Cod Liver Oil and lactO-PhOsphato
~ Lime. q cure for Consumption. Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Serofuious
Diseases. Ask your druggist for Osman's and
take no other. II he has not got 1t, win ser6
one bottle for 81, express paid.
CHAS. A. OSMUN,
13 Seventh avenue. New York.
Fer sale BY John Keeshan. druggist northwest
corner Sixth and Walnut
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From Ii. Lawrence, Esq, of the
Firm of Ii. & Ii. Lawrence, 40
Maiden Lane, Importing Station-
ers. 4'f,
NEW YORK, August 7. 1879
For many years have used DR.. Tobias vene.
tian Liniment for various ailments, and always
found relief short time ago had severe at
tack OF lumbago; at first I gave it no attention,
but the pain increased so, that tried your Lini-
ment; two applications entirely cured me-
would not be without 1t for ten times its cost
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08

NEW 1UKk, DGCtHlDtF UUtn, 1873.
find by experience that Dr. Tobias Venetian
Liniment beats the world. I have suffered the
pains of broken ribs, and IL was the only thing
that relieved me; he is entitled to the thanks of
all sufferers. OD. TAYLOR
OF Taylor & Co., Bankers. No II Wall street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
MIRACULOUS.
Taken Internally,
READ THE CERTIFICATES.

From 8. l.. Cohen, Esq. President
OF the New York Consolidated Card
Company, 1873 William street.
NEW YORK, July %, 1879.
DIR. TOBIAS: For thirty years have used yom
Lniment in my family for diarrhea, sore threats,
rheumatism, mosquito bites, and inward and out
ward pains. 1t always cured. Inever go to Europe
without 1t, and many of my friends there to whom
have given it have ordered supplies of you. Last
night, at my place at Long Branch one of my
horses was taken very bad with collie; used your
Horse Liniment with most marvellous effect on
him. In an hour he was we'll 1truly believe he
would have died without it Your Condition
Powders are all you represent them to be- | am
never without your preparations.
Yours truly 8. L. COHEN.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
WHAT HORSENIEN WANT.
A Good Reliable Horse Linim eno
nu,d fynuN fjAs, DnUuslor


Such are to be found in DR. TOBIAS HORSE
L1NIMENT in pint bottles and Derby Condition
Powden
Certificates have been received from Colonel
McDaniels, Dr. J. W. Weldon, Colonel Bush,
Colonel E. II. Delevan, 1856 West Twenty second
street, New York; S. L. Cohen, President Of the
Consolidated Card Company, New York; C. G.,
Voorhees,, ESQ.,, Forty tyeighth street and Broad
way, New York; W. Litchfeld. Esq, $40 Main
street, Hartford; James d. Miller ESQ.,, Browns
vile, Pa; Ryerson, Brown & Davit, l2S West
Thirty second street. New York; Nathan Jeslin,
ESQ.,, Webster, Mass; H. q. Caldwell, Agent of
Middlesex Quarry Company, Portland, CT; II. s.
Leadbeater, Esq. COO Seventh avenue, New York:
Griffing 4 Bros Agricultural Warehouse GO Cort-
land street, New York; Geo. W. Wklls, ESQ.,,
Agent of the Baltimore Coal Company; A. J.
Pond Esq, Superintendent of the Broadway
Railroad, Boston, Mass; A. Woodward ESQ.,,
Exchange Hotel Bangor, Maine; and 1000 Others
can be seen at the
Depot: AZ Murray st., N. Y.
ns- No pay if the Liniment and Powders are
not superior to any other. If you once give them
trial you will never be without them.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Family Liniment is 25 and so cents: the
Horse, 90 cents, in pint bottles; the Derby Pow.
deM, 25 cents q box.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08

Chew Jackson's Bestsweet NavyTobcsco.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
THE DAILY. STAR
BROOKLYN LETTER.

Trout Day and Its Observance AT
Fulton Market-Epicures and fish
ermen Feasting Their Eyes on
SpeckIed Beauties-Death of an
Eminent Portrait Painter-The
Story of an Indiana Mans Expe-
rience with Gypsies Now Free
Masons Befriended an orphan-A
P0stage-stamp Episode.
epecial Cnrrespondence of the Star
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-25
White Wine Pickles.

Put cucumbers in brine over night,
drain them the next morning, and
scald in cider vinegar with layer OF
grape leaves between each layer of
pickles. Add one tablespoonful OF
alum to one gallon of vinegar, to
scald in. Put two teacupfnls of
brown sugar into every gallon Of
white wine vinegar. Heat it scald
ing hot and add spices, horseradish
and peppers to taste. While hot
pour over the pickles, and while
warm seal in jars for future use.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-25
Selection of Flour.

In selecting flour first look to the
color. 1t it is white with yellowish
straw.color tint, buy it. If it is
white, with a blush cast, or with
black specks in it, refuse it. Next,
examine its adhesiveness-wet and
knead little of it between your
fingers, if it works soft and sticky it
is poor. Then throw little lump OF
dried -four against a smooth surface,
if it falls like powder it is bad.
Lastly, squeeze some of the flour
tight in your hand, if it retains the
shape given by the pressure that,
too, is good sign. 1t is safe to buy
-four that will stand all these tests.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-25
Scrap-BoOk Paste.

Dissolve teaspoonful of alum in a
quart OF water; when cold, stir in as
much -four as will give it the consis.
tency of thick cream, being particu-
lar to beat up all the Jumps; stir in
as much powdered rosin as will lay
on a dime, and add also six cloves, a
teacupful of boiling water on the FIRE,
pour the flour mixture into it, STIR
ring well all the time. It will soon
be like mush. Let it cool, and keep
1t cool. Lay cover on it. For use,
soften with warm water. 1t will
keep twelve months.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-25
-Uo1gl1 ) Sr1p.

81 Put s cents worth of pine pitch
into a pint of water.5l Let it simmer
until the water is well impre grated
with the flavor. Dip out the gum
which remains undissolyed and add
honey enough,t to sweeten, and make
thick syrup. Strain this and bot
tile. Dose, teaspoonful four or FIVE
times day according to the severity
of the cough. 1t will afford speedy
relief. ~. r. ......
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-25
HOUSEHOLD KNOWLEDGE.
Eggs I'm Cups.

Place cups in a dripping-pan of
boiling water, and place on the fire,
where the water will keep boiling !
in each cup put a lump. of butter the
size of hickory nut, and let it be-
come very hot +; then put in, carefully,
one egg in each cup.a Tits best to
break each egg in "a desert. saucer
,firsty When cooked, serve on thin
battered toastllis.s 10 sgol.o-'soa
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-25
rof course not X CALCULATED Mr..
Amber. "It's enough % drive man
frantic to have spch an IDIOT as YOU

Amber IT'S enough % drive a man
| frantic to have such an IDIOT as you
FOR a wife =! Twenty thousand dol
lars would have been: everything to
me just observation-disclosures a~scareu
ity of ready money in the market.
And what is worse, the sumgis- tied
up SO that nobody but Fanny can
touch cent of it."
Mr.. Amber strobe out of the room,
llgiying p1heg door very energetic
Slam, and Mrs. Amber vent grace
fully into mysteries. while Fanny sat
looking at the letter which had been
the messenger OF SO much happiness
to her, with scarlet. lips half apart
and the light 81 Of deep, 81 gratitude in
"What will Harris say?.", she pom
Edered, will he not think it a bless
ed dream? No more weary waiting,
no more representation, Oh, how
can ever thank Uncle Obed sufi-
GENTLY |! :" '..' ~"
But Uncle oped was already
tilauheu' ttn. a.,. 10, .s.-..,
When, upon Fanny's wedding day,
the deed which constituted her a
small heiress was delivered iuto her
hands, it was enclosed in a narrow
slip of coarse, blue paper, which the
old man commonly used in his COR
rtesspondence.o Upon this was written
one single line, and the tears suf-
fused the fair young brides eyes as
she read the words: 80
I'm memory of Uncle Obed's
'slSll'l so7q 81 .oevi eael D. it
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-25

s5B An extra copy OF the AGRI-
CULTURIsT for year to every one
who will send us five paid yearly
suhscribers ( aoj G1tl - 3bia 1i1
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-25

LITTLE IhANGSs .s
BY Sarah L. Moore & M
Little thorns are sharpest,
Little cares fall deep,
Little acts will often
Cause our love to Sleep.
Little things we live by,
.sass,,rs Little things We say,0-s1lt. 'as.''.l
Little things not seldom
Steal our peace away,
Little things lie closest,
Little things are light,
Little things CO n sometimes
Turn our day to night.
Little things can fly far,
~ ~ Little things can pain,
Little thinge take Ion gest
To gather up again.
Little things distress us. 40 y i4' b
Little things annoy,
Little things may bless US ,.,.
And may give us joy.
, 1880-11-10
N. il. TAI1tEAN1I,

4 nt.-rI:u sf.i,t.Nt. 1,itAr ,yi.Ixf, utvnu
,r,., .,,, ,,,,,., ~ ,...,,,..i .... ~. "....
l"h a"lnuNE"i seslcra"y E"fcthe Reports ot
interviews had ly ui1c Of tisrtI'oftcrs with thrcp
OF Tho Hcntlcnirsl Whu ,rp prominently men.
f,,,uc, nv ,n.t,trs far Mnvnr N, i'm ifc.,,htIr
m .,a, ~ 49,, ,,,..,,,.... ". ,..;. t." ~ o
~ "a. t'enue u. ."o son''hH sp4."a G!eet'o''' L"nW
thosct Mcssrd. Kirk n1id spnhlnE. stntod tint
thUy wcro nut candidates. Dnu pf them, Nr.
Itnwleuh stntutl tbnt I'm &yns i rim 1tonda r bfs
rrtr,,s. M,ntnv n .rn.n,.xr rnn,,rt,r ~.
n"r,,rrd +" Mi ;fr T. L iirt,urt ,vi'n Il III,
,.r.,,,,in,,nitv s,n,wr,, ~ .t r', ~ Il, sr
nainrinr hn IrvMtinr,~,; ,,s a',. ,,i ~ ~, ~ , e.
tnrt,.r s"i., !. a"n ,i'"t ,n, I,r, ''. H. ,s ,,i
"nti III i, 't AWE I Win ~, p [o
~ s.sx'!r n'.''o'''" III ''''oe.'"' "''ao "'"ce
"Ycss, " Isl slr." snll Mr.. ratrbenk; "a number O,
1rntln,, huvt. ,.n,,c t, mo NIL ,,r,. ,mn ~,
,tcsrnt N" nntninnti"r' ! fn,",. Ii%t "t,,in
srr.lrv II Ilcp,tGica,, 1lt,,uinnt1 md huyn NJ,
.,m,i,t tint r. st.s,,, ri thn uu;,I"ttrr u,ht
i.s clectra. ksow MD rerl 9nn .latY Nv" S"'' III
teir iii III that i; coti or W woud acrspt. m IT, o'' Az
,ynyY" ""' t0' 't'"0o' 10 'o"' 'o0'''''s III 'Ao
.N,, air. 7 hnyn M unci, Ia u,tc,1 In nr
.r1,,i,o 'nssoIr Mhw,+ th,t lin ,,".u ,,. ~ & ~
.intio, M Ia inv % .n, s%ryo thn n"tr ~ isst IVY
hMve tunr ennn ,nnn.v. and ~ huTro 4 ",mhnr ~
nTuI mnstf,,s IL thinvs ,rI,,ri, IL ,,,t ~ III ~
~ '.ut III, ~ nrat ~ ,' ,,,1I WITH, H. "nmSs ..t
in,i ~ ,,i T. iot, "I, i,,.' m"' & -, "rsM u Ften. ~
, 1880-11-10

Formal Tribute. to Tho Memory Of Chief
Justico lsynn-Tho Dolava,i Instl-

Formal Tribute. to Tho Memory Of Chief
Jnstico Eyhn-Tho Do1avnn Instl-
tutc.
sreeta. Di,patsh to The Chicago tribune.
MADISON. Wis, Nov. D.-A largo number OF
prominent lnwycrs from ull pnrts Ut Wisconsin,
nnd fuw from uutsldo tho Suite, lestcs tho
ent!rn law clnss Of tho University, mot Mt tho
suprcmo Court r0osns this morniux to do honor
10 tho ,uGn.Ory OF tho lntu CHIEF Justice Edward
&. ltynu. Tho Circuit CURT WIS Hsso adjourned
for tho Ucclslnn. and 1ihtge Stewart Atl tho
members OF thu Dano County I,nr worc III Mt
tosllancu. Thu mourning badges uni tho bust
tfo Judges sttts, and tic iifo-iiku l",rtrsit
i.r tho s1lwauReo lsar Asyas'a.io,t i by " staast
o s sux T. s "" Mhtoa. " H. rssss cro !. /.
y very ttno one. an1 II most porfeut JnrltIt nf
sS Sry sh HI f. ,S s sses Il hs ssEasnt 9" Sro q.
Lyon. n'ld rhSt1r took tlinlr Bcata an tho bench,
RM,tiatiof @ Mti.., wT W;.a s of thG @ @Ss,ig "f spr.
nunul1ilcenent u tho p.lth OF tho Eh!u[ Justice.
et'st,s ts'tf !" ST r 1t hs ' S1 1a o G Gst fefs ns
Ter t!on prosecuted tho. rcsolulions Vt tho MIL
wauico Iiar ol, tho .lcuth nf tho ocuasel, s,lp.
p'sH srIbae ,n' Ill., y ln O'S' a S s'i e atsr ns
iivorsng reharka0lc atliruss, IN which IL ,iia
hnnHr 10 tito ttt:eu,lHcd, and showed intlltiMte
ncqunNtAt,co. with hts w0ntorful tu!onts aud
prdnlIlr trnits. Gon. H.. Nrynnt, III Ain,lIsutl,
tho D.nu County iiar .assnulas:on nj i
Y cct'MY hc! some timo since. THU HIM. 1a1nes
e. JenklMs tlen ntuse, ltld, IN hciln!r of tho lc4AI
lartrn't r tho latu ChIef-.tuatico to lilo Court.
l!ls retsiArha were Of nlost touching character,
bur wh!c .!ad selected hin, us tlloir representa-
Hvp. The cNslrt nd dJDurnthl Until tot,lUrrow, out
"f rtspcrt OF tho durcntcs
lfntt.i. hut hcrU sEGHss to hU Il HetfPHtt cOnvtc-
, 1880-11-10
Tile CUs,rOM-lIOUSE.

r,,v ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.s. r ~, v,,, ,,un,n,,x
Tue specie pusl'tess Oh tao SUD. Iscasury yes.
torslay was; Gold, s5.0c0 out; silver, s5.oN out
anl s300O 1T.
IliE 1hteffal fosente receipts yesterday were
$W,si1, spirits yielding ssE.lJi cigars ind to-
bneco $t,bU5, md beer <G.,
1he oi!ltca e1'ltcs siarshal mus III nls nands
hfout 0zcu wlrrilnts fur tho arrcst OF strikers.
rntJIrtYs anil pJeeltcn WIN i.tucferttl with hfs
Wnutjcy III tho recu,It cluutlvtl. "" $50
~, ,,,,,,,,,, T.. 49,, it,. -, .,,..,.,,,
, 1880-11-10
PROF, SWING

HEEElylSH HIS COMMUNICATIONS.
4 vrrv un,nynhi, rrrcnt,on ,x,s ,.,.o,, ,,st
o,.tn1 ~ ~, ,,,,,,r Isa ~. ,sr eM 'se
tho coatrl RI Oh Church, to % his so1s.rpatiou i s~i fuo
rnaiu purur, tho Egypt!nl,' 1,arur, ui,l l,ur,ors
., i, atrl ", wvro sot usdu fr tl,rexel,,svO ,,so
0i tno Ruests' aiu TUG rnoms wsra. brilliantly
lighted nnd beautifully decorated with vines,
ucr nm or,.hastrs.. un,cr thn ,",to,, -
John Hand, WIS % stationed, au.i hui tis.,,M,r.u1 %
bculu to arrlyo about hulr-p,,at y O'clock,
md thcv wrro mot hy 1,,,r Swim, vt, t.',,s :,
stand ut tue ho'll or tho Esyptl"n p'lror. liz
WIS asslstMl In receiving Ills guests by his
ninnin SWIM Misa f,o1c.s ,rs,r, " rio,, ,,,nS @
ai,n ''rss o,, ~, .;,,, t",,,o ,'u. a., ',sM @
@ nv s III t,st"ty nt at, Mt II nlW s
ntlG looo snt q, inal!! anu trisitael VIII. vsyut
~ F4 w ~ sH9 ~. sae, M. wto opern nat. Snr
uress, tH4 nln1nEIty ol tnehi WeaflLE usctin1
, 1880-11-10
THE COUNTY-Du1LDINQ.

Tnu County Clerk yesterday Issued thirty
mnrrihyu licenses.
sEvEsAl. wcels nco tho city, thro,iRh Chief
Sweulc, lskt,l tho County l!nar,t h, .ltlaw tho
Fire Department to urcrt Il tcInW'r:,ry cngte-
honsr VII tho lf,slnitnl grounds, pn,l.lIug tho
1Ss. Tas "lnt Z ssss' HUH s.ra Il 'ni 5 cty c!
lMttutis yr*ttrlny rcftiset! tho tt,Hcst. IN tho
Hro'tsnl that crrtniiI improvements III tho
Er,nlMs tint lhore hru tt,Ay vntAnt lols III tint
locH!y which tho city tnn easily procure Tor tho
purpose.
presented MI itc,nixed statement uf his rlAirM
nEhist tho cutinty M hrts,sttt Ut l1s contract.
witch sAtrt,lunt t'r i'li e.!!t,ihct, yHst llisn.
performed which wpre mt Miiturizc,l l,y tho
tcrtns 2! tho c.r,tnct. Tl.c ill wins referred ~
special @ @so'n1niitee. WI" in'vc ltell s!l'1dry
these chnrHes pr,pttly clrur under tho ,eutl ur
ostrns. rl'ose @ E.,nsl,!Gt, ilayn carefully ,i's-
my agreement rs to what nrfI,l wt,,tld to
rr,rcr Il, rec!.,tln,entl III returning tho stAse
!!'c',t 70 tlo lni',t Committee. II wus sleru-
I'LL viii he argl1Vd hefnrn tic Committee ts
prtsSt SasF tho e s''y i III. eS,an Ms's wl w u
represented by cull:lsol.
ins Isoatel INV sns,gc't IN tho oi|1e'at cnnvn.s
OF tho rcttira nf thu recent election l,rngressut
ciiiSts Of Tho Fiji. Wa,1I, Wi,eru omissions a,il
wenurul culcSness scc1.u,l e !vu ,!ct.lntrt all
T' @ "rS 1Sythn c} m % 10, w!t !hS sce,9 ', II
trnt,i. il tho iifih rrceiiiGt tlo i,',t,ks ' werc
in,ltttniel ~ 1nnh tI,at i was almost inttos.
the pniI.lnnk WIS not tlt!cd oul. ln tho
'rh'.sl< i Ffeeinrs IF tug s.xth W,ts.l tho
esok. 'sSs 'iS' II 81 r9 ffS's ssnue e e i1 o rfs FL
Wntl tho Eati'litnt's TOR the l.uwnr tfn,isc werc
,,l ,!ton thp retrlis ~ ilt'l'stE fur tlla staio
silt Ut this lrfsltstlGas In tint tho fUltpW.
, 1880-11-10

Tho 1loat Cinl met Mantay cvcnlnz I'll tho
University Diliec. Mhont twenty iacnlcra being
present. 1t wins decided TINT tho nn,ne slD,lld
hu "flle Evnstou fitMt Club" 4 report Ut the
Committee III Membership showed tllat tho
membership la,l increased to tho limit, nrty
havng e!gl,cst tho Constitution, md that there
wcrc thtrty-one flonDrary members. This will
i.s.tre il,o Club abn,lt FLIED In cienn cnsh when
wurk ls beg,ll II tho s},rtng: y Con,mittco ou
I}tts wis Hpinthtc wEtpsu business II IA tU lD
postal Un ,natters pertaining 10 tho purchasa Ol
buntA.
The Vh.osoph!cut Association lnct Inst Mon.
dsy evening Iii tio lil,iiG f1iry RUM. Tllerc
whsn lair nttch,!n,ti. Tho I,stpcr by prnf: II. :.
y. cMrhhrt. III "n!N1 niln Nature" WIS listpncd
slnn. Tho election nr Ultccta was held, with tho
fnstowng result: prcstcnt. frnF. G. ". Pour
c.'r,liu9 srcrctAry, Dr. q. 4. y. uartsny; EorFu.
sIn!H!inR Sgcrctary. II. g. Lunt; Treasurer, Dr.
u. {. liTJE0u
, 1880-11-10
DEATHS,

3s<~~~~r-er--sNe-e<~->-.~
npnC!1Ea1Ett-4st ttacEnc, Euphei,o .,.,~~~~-.
OF !, Z. ltnrctleAtnr. nycil ;s l@9i1c, VIII
,,.ar EfIAt slci Grns tsagi!. III Mr. In be. ~, w.,
OF jain +. unt Mnry Il. Ely. ol'f dau7hsst
ENNis-NGy:D: nt . = NJ. Jnmc. Ennis. o,,o,n..
0rrn 'nM mtn .s "st ioss OF W r.
;. .FMncrat 1hnrsi!y, Noy. Il. nt 10 u. tp. IN
tend. ' my ''slicd " II.
MotlltSoS-1,aN Morrison. s,,l.inn,r. IN ~.
sfr o. ~ ngg Gt ts rrsiGct, iii Wet M,nnat ina t
r1nErs g tsEnroland cn90ry Nrlatiyss nmS ' X a.
Intlcc. "'tool5 tufthtt
at.A7t1EtlY-At hal! !.past U'cock stond.,
snR MY lHsl lnhit st!ttery at lfs fS>1,nsoe etta'
Uf County ripper.lFy. arelai,d. '"s'' III t'sQrt
GMnN5cl y hnlf;tn.t ~ e. III hy ens.apt, IN &,
, 1880-11-10


Srtefat DtipateA 10 The C.htedoo Tribune.
EtHlX, H., Nov. Nat tho last meotlug Of the
Fox River Wiley Medical Association, held ut
.surpril, resolution wis passed to divide tho
Association intD II Northern and Southern
BRUNCH. cnch to meet separately eyury othor
Gtnrtcr, and alternating III joint session ut somc
central rn!Ht. sHy. Nnnvvn. III Nceor,!u,lrc with
tslsa resolution, tncntlllg Of tho lnrhorIi mum
hers WIS held In this city yesterday, DR.. y. f.
Of tiuuttey. scorctnry. Alntturs pertaining to
tho innnHrr Of con.llscttnS tho Association Wore
tltsc1lstct1. md GontnttGe Of three, Ura. rc!Et
nf ElEll, jir.y Of taInvttlr, at,d Ilunsto..,l Of
!jliKlce wtrr npt,0lnted M organization. On
lGe. ntit'ther tacut!ng Will l,o held ln this city
when officers sttall ho elected. Tho territory
r1nhracctl by this Association urten,is nnrth 10
lsfes!nOnl and Wootlstosk, west to MArcnEo
and Hyron and south IT, tl'urnur junction,
, 1880-11-10

nbnnt Nov. 10, tho rxnct .tnlc to 1po announced
hereafter. The matter was put Into tho hartt,l
n thn Executive Committee. WIN Will meet ut
tho nflrn o. J. A. J; Kr,nliE. No. Il Washington
street, nj o'clock Mss1,iay Aflcri,nuu
Tho rcat uf tho sesslon WIT ,ltvutel 10 MT OK
pcrielcc iHeutin1 mud M Informal rcMNiuli.
, 1880-11-10
REWARD OF BRAVERY.

ST. 1nlN, N, H., Nov. u.-Tho Mayor presented
ThoInns Htoscr yesterday with nedMl frOn, tho
lsritsh loyal Humane Hociuty fur snvinK tho
lifu Ut II WOlltlll Wht, foil lnto tho hurbor yeur
agn. 6lurer Ing rescued tweuty.three perSona
from lroWAltx.
, 1880-11-10

"Gdth'x" N4oAleh Ia t,lncls,lutt tlqutrtr
NEW foNK. Nny. -Tulklng to-day u group
OF hoayy politicians, found tAoy wero u!t un.
kparlng OH Hayes administrator. biost of thom
were llainU n.on, uni Inquired why they had
sAkun sllGl GArly Udehae Ut kluycsf
"well." said one, " bis tre4tMeut Of WILLIAM
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great increase In collcctona. md TIC importance
NJ this bbrt, has. however. uwnkcncd local prc,
md Nj. ',ttcrnrL will tn mnln to Anvo such Inv
pnasutt nj tho next arssian.
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THE CITY.


unv. Cu11.oM and fatn.ly arc nt tho Trcmont.
N. Il. 1fuNr, Of DO i'rrb, Wis. is ut tho Tro-
nuut-
JAMgs I,owEx. ot Houston, Tex. is at tho Tro-
mUnt-A
srnixcEn IrAnnAudlt, Of pittsbur0, Is at tho
Pacific.
w1It1AM ltEpn1cx, OF Ottawn, H., Is Mt tho
Pacific.
rH0r. J. P1rEIs, Of Dcs Moincs, Is ut tho
Palmer.
JnIs LOVE-, Of Ottawa, Canada, Is Mt tho
rnlncr.
L. scniAnErt, Of Leipzig. Germany, is mt tho
0nrtlnrr.
rnor. q. ". c. 01t1.ErrE, of Troy, n. T.. IS at
tho Sherman.
Jor,. II. E,tnAnr. ox-polIco Commissioner Of
New York. Il Mt tho rhcltie.
MAI. II. Il. Fi.EM1Sts. IT tho milwaukee, Sol
dIcrs' Home. Il nj tim 1'nltncr.
Z. ~. HnAzEE, ur 1sucltfnrd, H.. ono of tho 1e-
publican Electors, is ut tho Shprtnan.
UNITED srATrs sgyArt,1l JAMES +, WILSON,
Of 1own, Is at tho Tac!tlu viii, his wife.
II. A. WATSON, j. Il. Watson, =. H. Romans. q.
c. mud K..l,. Malngnn, Of EdinDurl, nro Mt tho
1'Aincr.
Si0sO1, La FORTE md wife, II, 1tollnr. and y.
c, Ntvinlus, 1'Aris. rrAnrc. aru Registered ut
tho l',r!flc.
GEs. JAMES H. wnAvcn, tho arcenbaek cnn-
1hlats for THO l'rcsi.!cncy, rcvlssercd ut tho
Palmer yesterday.
.Axn,tsw WILLIAMS. Of ,rlnttsbnrp. n. r,
Ills hrotl,cr, cx-i'Iro Marshal Williams, mt 1lj
South i'Gn:ln street.
President John j. EnrsnIl, fleiieiTl alnnnHcr.
md Ehu ltGut, Hener1ll Solicitor Of tho lIMnnt-
bnl j. st. .Ioc lta,!ron0, tru 1T thu Pnclliu.
,,Tnn ten,rcrat,.ro Yesterday. as observed hy
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school-boy: "Tvn mills a ceuts 10 ccuts 4
dinn; III dimes, y bottle Of nr. uull'B Cough
Syrup."
, 1880-11-10

Huck t. isAynara sioth Powder destroys roach.
ca, tlgAa, Glea. aud DUdbllKb.
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BpEEldl Dlt01lth 70 Ihe Ch4tda0 4T3bUNt.
,nL0OMIstrON. ILL.,, N0v. D-Dura Claronce,
alhly Dora Coiley, who wax found murdered AZ
Nh :s0 6tutD street, chlcago, wAs n Weli-kaown
character Uf tlnomtl9t1n s01n1 yNArs ngo hay
Ing hecn "a lcAdtnX member Ut tho iletnf.
mltInao," 6ho WIS Il very bright and protty Hlrl.
Sho WIS tho wlfo OF 2 W9tl.known yoli1,x man Ut
Bloomington, aud attributed Aur unwtifAll to q
wvl-kn0Wn businessman now living in dis
tAut pity,
, 1880-11-10
WATTEllSON'S VAIL.

I. o4tr.c> st.o,, ,vo uho =, M err,1,.,-
"'MAa =. ~ nv " ny "u
lie My: aattek to tho Rsckety OLD
lfnto the X fko,,It,1Irnl, Party.
Iou,,rt,i. ~, ,rttr r,,r,,, H.,
r,. ,,...' t,,". % .ss ., ,,.1 s " s ~.
ano AcP't me'ei' Pfess' WIN hpunlnAc1ty aHa
c0rtilatlty which descrrc Our ErntGfuE nekn0wl-
utlgnlcnts. invttes us to qust tho Democratic
party and 10 como uver to Inn 1kcu1hl,cnt, ,urtv
It it, w1,iJ M bavn % IN fotch ar ~ hnttjpy md oil M mr.
friends nuI 1nnkG ourselves ut home. Wc ArD
constrained to decline this hnspttQblo invitation
INT IN rnt,trnlnt, fu,r rcvr,u ,rr ,r,, In IN irus
~ t'n., "c l W. VI" r u" ' 'eas
~ euur'ess ant'1 aiFo M'f rnsssons lor mol ac'
ccptinR mn oilcr ut 0McO 80 dlstntcrc3tcd and sO
captivating.
With ia nurttcu o,o ,ut 7,,h,nlcq NM, ,s In
,,,,a"c ~ ~, na,...s. "1 u .,',,.. -,
H"ehct 'tlo Dc!huctntto party 10 FaeHctN p'st
car'1a0, Witch, Though lacking tho latest cutnud
thnr I'm ,tnm,hl,oo,, nn,,,,.on,- trw,r ,vhI.h
...".'' ,.aI,. 1trn M''.,'''s .,',.~ ~ "nen
WIN uo'is J'nR''1ss ahd WHIPS Poppng' nus 80
Often dashed by lis, lcapattcr!ng US With mud,
and lelytng us 10 crcup an rnr IN Tho ruur.
trm,vh tt,n ,nIst nnf ralu t,,ro,e, ,ho nn,, ,n
Nv. NV ,.',s. "'.a tnt' .nteoAn tao eol ana
un9h, yet. no1'nR cSef 70 hhd. tehdt 1Rdtctt Et
nslH 1ctvr fth, ttzy. DID d-f.isht0ncd it,. with
bluxl,1R tOu iirn nt, +, yhp1eso,nn H,,nucr cInnn
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Perry Q! ASa!ntH 1:r.ni Y II, LaG ,fcy itenr0
r. ss lG5t.r,l.at;. Miss 'ti.cliia Will! nr
sf Snw furk Ind jlt,iiai l,aicr. ,,o,.a 's'
aASii'at,S-IsltAhf.Ey-.I'ucs,larS S"y e'pf.
H. NiTsa, in, H.. y !o liz 'atsF er ts 't L. i ILL., Y,
Nnrw.l,. t",n Mory, Atca ira.iIsst t' ~ tstslt 4
, 1880-11-10
5sIl1'TklS.

;, Mny Mny tho Improved ltnwc sca,cs r.,
scifcck Il Co.. Agents. 81 Lake strnnt ' llordeu.
, 1880-11-10

do!ph. Finest tctsl q. flilnys 'hsn 1,s1t an, Ian.
, 1880-11-10

hnpa1 n"pwlnF TIT i,t T. f. wn3'1a ,, mako Ii, rcc1
olcelon to tSo Frr.Icn,y, , eIx as,te%I q e =
, 1880-11-10

lHe WNRREH INQUIRY
NEW EO1tK, Nov. R.-Iu lin wnat'
Inquiry to-day 1IrlE..t:en. I,wk.to.s,,n Court e
Five Fnrss lie WA Hc,,, by tlcn that II
rorttu Hcn Sheridan ttat they linz att''n lon.
Gneny'a rear, With Linz nri,outr, "aH t"kcn tbs
as1slH ,a ttht ns psst1't. Iln j,1t,,,is Ecre bur,
,Ia't xSr saf: n; SIcfS c! inr s warre. ai
wns not al tito fruit fo-tlny: ,,.nat, ~ tloI r
any." WIttn:.A WIS 70 inprrss.nsia 81! haye ~ ~
HSr1dans s,n,S fsFy manner thai wrota "a1 ~ e