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ST.. 8sbafterl
YespGtrs terlttr Der bIonbt bore
9~anesm1no hsromtrina ,ttc liben Srnt.
fenltdb. % bsnne 9ait itrunsr no oa
ogiaa ltlu paa mango Waaosr. Sla.
lsess fommer en- Ytrion hertil Den 2otu
6sbrnor % hrlpsr poa SalooEsrue Ii.
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INTO Ell 6armsr. lom o9laa plsisr OF
le ior bpbt / Slasitt. men bIipsr nm.
b,rpels al 8amsralsrns faitst 10, laa
ban tilbrin9er belle Naiisn lisgsnhs
pal 9anesuelsu. ON Woraenen f0m.
mr ban tilbaas I'll Hib9tiulp / en-
posrit iOriOmmn Sllnauo Talt,ful
cen bouoe pGret tsmmelig liGtf. %
oa ban 9aar I'll 0ottoren for at iper
az bam illraats / Mnlsbulng al line
forirOsne 9Gnosr. ilneer ban, at al
Selslls sr borte. 90 al Der lnttl onoet
Wiobel hnoss eno at iette bssas bans
Srnosr al. Ser btipes III 1 Saloo.
n,r, os iriiie os ralts NOrmono bripsr
B al oem. BstlaesIlat u BET, at ct
Wsnntts lite tan iinos en- bsore Waa.
Dc at trrGye iis paa. 6etit CT BET tn
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slsr be zig oSiaa Ill ct 8soliab Dir.
pslsn Saano nj al i~Orisrs line Wso.
msnnsitsr. alrre HanosmGno Stp
% ilp 0rutfenftGbsIaiisn, ibi pso Den
iOrlpllosr ; Gosrs WioIer. % nllloit
9aar oslaa Gosrs uoetslias SlGl iOr.
tabi. 9Grb.
=. 8. 2.
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u uslau b.

Gitu Sorlpcenoe ital ejlr,n ueb mt
% Nars SubiIoum blus nj Ssaiist Of
iniere Here RsIOtmr ai en- mere mi.
int,t Naiur. rimeIispis tpnu9su osrtll
al Dc rspolution9re Bsp9selier blanot
bans unoelao't'r
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11
uolauoet
Y b.

B,iiQinauns fra Nmeritd paa 5ern
porsr Dag for Dag. % bette bar bra8t
tort 9ip i Sorreininssrne. Sire Stl.
b. Iaosos m.b oper 5000 Cons "Vis
Sron" cs Ssrnbansiinrer ailsilso. np'
lia ira 9sitb Ill Rem SOrt. % l3 an.
Ore Stibe CT irnatebs iii at briu8e
Sern Ill fotRisuis, umsriianfs Sapne
Snnbausnsttst bllpsr iaar beipoellg
uouioet / be Norsnshs Stateter.
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Slliuois

vi "StdnenapIt sltraturinmluno"
a9lts optsitst / Chicago sSI,rs al BE-
mere ~ftsmra9moe Normaro % SaI fs
bar iat ia | Sploi,u ouiOr. Ylansn
IT al Iols.st sOtaI. paa Btrnrsn. aaOr
Weeltmmuns fan goa ben ON Alls'
n,n o9 Iais be ltnslt uotomne gltbetl
pe. bilt0tllts, popuIer.piOenl'absllge oa
anore Sthfsr. 6Lbsiiriitu o. Slobs,
bulIts tjler at hapc oarsi uola9te
eaisp0rtliet ituus 9aar oDr III Il
Blbllothd, huOrita BE- tan uolaan,s III
SRsnlns / 9lemmst Saaluart Il III
nrpttdigt 4HtaI Wsoltmmu bar t,9
MT na-el. l50-p ll en- 8sneyolIor
iamIns bllus ilmm,ntalot Hoilas III
gOu, IOJ,ln9t % en- Beiiprslls oal8t
Nj hanbtr, at oerne npe 6orsnlna
oil omiattts mso Sntussle al bore
Qanoemono o. Uiuos n parm al
llutnlua.
Wr. w z. Ntpb,rrp. en- zig
lu,nf, Sntuaausr Of Chicago. ttita'
msnt,rses usc nm Deb 9aIupsIsn Of
nm Sormue Ill ct cH,nlllst SlbllOtbst
paa Noohesn Gen nlminosIlse Ws'
nina par, at Der itrcI tunot ollpon''
rs oper oisis YsnGe. ulsn M bar
0eititerst utIGrct. of man ln9en Hsl
bar nj ier Wr. Nuw5srrps eftsrlaois
Gnts aisaar utc Seo,n.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11
9

VI Telegram mslosr, at Ger nplis
bar roiet en- uolbiom SItan paa Be
pbjuipinFe Ser. os at ben IOraariasc.
Dc flor EbeIasetis baaoe pna eano
% Slp. aoitluiss SauosIsfarleier %
en- lpanit &anOnbaao f%crliite. ben iibfts
uloslss, % ineeu Of Wanoltabsi bIsp
rsobet.
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u jicu n.

WsiopotannlUn % &urniitan ra'
fer Der en- i~olisroslls Sunsernso blanbl
all. De IOrliisuise 5oltsllaa. iom bsr
- 8snerul 8ObntS, Spsrgsneral
opsr Dc brittle Trooper / Nfsbaniitan
rapporterer, at op I'll Cato sr 81 al
De Sncfepts. Der beltOs i Sprstet
Gabul i Ssit, blspne benreitsbe. %
Is Nnere sr oemts iii Ososn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11
GaninS.

uoranorin8rn BERTH Of Sarpebe fro
esras bar icrsgaast / flor Waalsftot
uito S.rubaHs | Ottobu. Ropsmb,r o.
December. Tu autommsr be / Boans.
ION i LANCE Raitr tu9er B,ien si,n.
rtsm Snbiantrtrrritori,t.
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e b a..

Den Life 6ebruar inbiraf Der alter
ct Sor0ifielo paa Zen. nsmli9 pso
Ganoslaria / Oiftriitst Buslta Mbaio.
- gr. B,oioent Sraut mso SeIse
CT bIepsn mooiasei Der m.b fore Set.
li9hsosr. % bar 9iOrt nohnstsr til iOr
itlellae Sieotr
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Gn Miami INN nilhs nis

- Gu Wanb. ION pIlos siere i'm
Ben en- compliment. la9oe "Ne bar
en- mssst iliitis Suitru.' - "Sa." ina.
rsoe Wsnnsu mso ct mslantolf Smll,
"bun Ct pirfdis alorla leris; bun IA;
Der itaNis paa uosst. - lom leo ltal
uoretttl"
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SpauIcu II.

8em RabpI1euom8er CT anfomns
til Malaga ira Waroeco for glen
uem ct Renltuit ira Here 8nnnbe
Waursr Of opnaa, at b, tommer I'll
at itaa unou Spanisn Himslispls
oil be beslps is til Wabrio o. b'r
unostbancls mso Hseiuinssn. Sc er
iI9rsr, at bpis Spanlm unt llasr fs
for al tase Gem unpsr I'm 8eltpttcIle.
oil be bsnusnbs ia iii Srantrise ellsr
Gn9lano.
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s. uana q.

3 1t pripat Brep I'll Hsw Yort for.
ietts. at bet lloits Soroiilaio / Gan
Sriiobnl brasis ale oH,ntlI9e os en-
W9n9oe prioa:s Bp ninscr I'll at itprts
lammsn. Oct par fun 8r0bulsns.
lom blep itaasnbe paa I'M Ylons.
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W eIIcm:y U mrrifa

0ssselsps bar 3 Nrbeiosiompanitr.
busrt pla 1870 Wano, builte uomaalst
on poaientIs 8nts for &analsu oper
Sorbtunsen. ga 5srnbane % 3sis.
graf suar ianat iiss Slos ON Sits
mso Rutsu, Ct bel lat for Ntbelber
llpttsn at liaHt fig NIt. bpab Be bsbe.
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2 q I 0 [ q.

Gu 8auos uucapupa.Snoiantr aIor'
De ben 28oe Snuuor It Sunialo paa
en- @rospeniu.eamp / N1rbte.n al
9l,nciae, tepsos Tn Slot BonIer %
b,aou ia til otn eitre Sioe Of Stuolp.
ltons. Den 29oe latte ct a~rlssparll
al 8rosrsntrs. J%ntiansrs no 'or at Taa
Snitst tllbass, os 81. IL ON 4Itsntn.
si.sr ct Riot al 40 Wils, tom De I'll
Oct Stso, buOr 8susrns tampsrsos %
morsps ia meo piIbs Spl % ari9s'
LANCE. Oct tOm itrcI til Ramp 10
blsp liaasnoe paa Slo8martsn. men
De rstmGsnae Gltre cro9 oerlra msc
me Yonisr. Mlt ipnss at ipos paa.
at bet til Baarsn i%aarere bllper pierre
Snoiansurolisbsoer i Ssltcn, eno Oct
sQe,s bar plsit at pare. Wlllam
Conner, en- BuobGrsr msusm 8sosb
% 8uforc, bIsu nplis Omrlnss; al
Siour. Snoiansrs. men rseeece Na osc
en- iOrtuiulet SIust til Wcrsars Haud
mso fine forbltrsce 6oriorislssrs l's'
SVlent,
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n militant.

gn Bnlinsrospslhs mslosr, at 8e.
aierinaens 8%anonftebui bar moi taset
laa beipbslise Srbrss paa npt S'pts,
at man bar p1Ist nebia9st I'll at lsis
Ilnst fsrs Colt % fotIsuSe @rbsios
then.
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MniGtttlie. iitiania BtRop bar
nniat &mfsitoItbttp'sr Sins @bnitior
OLAF &oIitno iom Bstprr % serite
lrrsr peo Sensios NlmuRole.
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Speri9e.

cS%locbrauS. Den 30te Orc nse
brenNte Zen u,'ilias Del at O.anssri
bpaniuesu peb Sasa 9phIJt; Sun
or.osr al 8oisr % andre Ylanlsr eos
la9ess.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11

Ill Bren ar. 800 til Jnoilsb Of 81
Sampbrauoipreiie Gaoeiil forereet
en- lln9pnt 8r. 4 } Ill Bpfonoet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11

benz poatommsne, aiIiolos, os ban
pilos tonfuas msb Sdur; os Sbsr.
man osronl.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11
HORSE BOOK.

ATreatise on the Horse and his diseascs;
Containing an Index OF Diseases which
gives the symptoms, cause and the best
treatment OF each a table giving all the
principal drugs used for the horse, with the
ordinary dose, effects, and antidoet when
Il poison, a table with sn engraving Of the
horses teeth at different ages, with rules
for telling the age af the horse; . valuable
collection Of receipts, and much othss
valuable information by B.IKendAiL MD
Boaen or ueitpret mse ai bal Woneos
psiieesnee lsgnin9er o. ierloss portotrii
for IS Gents. Aotcsie
y. Anano,sn, Isesrah. JeWs-
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11

Scib0l Ylantnge. VI &ttisieltab
CT oprsitst Tor at ~tilplau,s 100 Chr.
aauo Ssoe i @cibsI. SlsOc Sosn.
Hersielitatst. Der meott ptb Sfoprioer
Srib. aau 9site ON lin Biitano %
lersr 8sslantninssn. MrsaIet sr opsr
loot afliSisliabet for 10 8r. VI. 30.
9lno. Milisrnts Nnial er 100 a 90
ar. bporai Sieriiscelsn alltrsee el
'e9ntt
Sra Slesulg, Den canlis TIMBER
iaat pans Sstssn S'pitn al Sranos.
rup. Der / Marei 1874 blsu lanesior
uilt ION Sslas al. at ban ben l0es
Nnnar 1874 of ine / 8issoasspals'
lofalci / Broneeup Sfole % esrnGll
ctu Ste Sub i u uiite I'll 6rectrc il
il Sltits. SnIi.5eiien. bar non ) ofuiat'
War paa eerom irsmisrt Anoraesno,
ira hans 6aer. @aaromauo Ysisl
Stplsn / Branbuup. al ben lespislf,
Rssiulns iaaet &llaeelle III at ptno'
liIbase nj SIsspis
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11

SOB iom 6Olseai ariuitit. Sn nss
Wutlp,no ira u. Ssrasnsbisrs. Der
ior nossu slo iiesn tlsu opsrfaIben al
nusI, 8arls, ION bibrasis BAN Here
iarliss aniphit. CT anben Sul,oass
Nitsu aisaast pso Sseeu unotr tore
9ieslisr. gn al 8arlsns Ct iat unesr
Slllale.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-11
WiHHeiota.

Qulberanune / @lercoe lfal laar op'
Iers en- no 8%irfsbp0nlna.
- @uiiau earlon, en- IS War gam
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Nra WoOcrlanocne.
Norge.

II i,anrinaufe elarc Until l7ct 3lnulr.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

this matter 10 make haste slowly. n we make any
progress 1t shall be progress in the right direction ana
not rapid descent into ruin and misfortune. lAppauseI
MATTERS IN THE SOUTH.
With regard to the Southern question, do not know
exactly In what way to treat 1t. have received re-
quests from three four OF your number asking me II
could recall what SAID upon this subject at Paterson
last week As near / can recall those
remarks. | said that | thought very
little of the "bloody Shirt: that when OF our
people waved it ut fearful rate IT did not move me
much more than those poor Texan steers were moved
by the waving OF Senor Fernandez's flags. ! do
not take any very great stock in all the arsOns
murders and crucXions which were everlasliugy re-
tailed to us IN the Norm Tor the purpose OF rng tc
Northern heart. nut this DO believe that there Is not
fair chance IN that community for the white man or
the black man To vote the publican ticket His pahway
he balOtbOx s so brset by threat aud sneer. by
fear OF losing caste or trade employment, that he is
practically excluded FROM the right Of suffrage. This
wrong. an outrage that ought to be and must
be redressed Loud applause
But it + not a wrong that YOU can redress by the bay
Onet 1t that redress only bY creating
strong public opinion agalnsf It. We upon The
solid South tins time with volley OF baos not with
the shotgun the sneer aud the threat. can
work most effectively by breaking up
the Solid South by National Republican victory. It has
become serious question whether the solid south IS not
a very grave menace TO National liberty; for n the
Solid South obtains the Victory through the Democratic
will impress ITS views and its practices upon
that parry n II again comes to a trial OF strength,
however. It will find thot the right, the truth liberty
and civi iZ1tiOn again will triumph with the NOrh ana
under the flag OF the Union Loud appause
Lewis \. Brigham aftcrward addressed the meeting,
and pointed out that although the last speaker seemed
doubt the reported violence Of the Southern Demo
Gratis toward their pOli;ica. opponents there no
question to its truth. If he had the at his dis
that like mountains of snow whole communities Of Re
publicans IN the South had vanished
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
PRESIDENT HAYES At 4 MINE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept PA dispatch from
Chico says The Presidents party left Chico this
ing with a delegation of citizens for the Spring
Valley Mine. at Cherokee Fiat. They received
with an anvil salute. Preparations had been made
tn exhibit the process of mining by superintendent Wal
deyer and Louis Glass, the secretary OF the
company. Several blasts had been prepared,
were set of In the presence OF the
party, after which piping was begun, showing
the marvellous power Of hydraulics. The party were
conducted the suices. and Mr Wadeyer opened one
which there probably $500 III gold
and presented the lump to Mrs. II yes
Mrs. Hayes of blast OF % 900 pounds
OF powder. which made littlo noise, but broke up
large area Of ground large crowd had AS 80 mbed
from various mining camps. and the people were pro-
fuse IN their welcome TO the party. After spending
about hour and half the mine the party let for
Chico proceeded Immediately to car IN waiting and
left Reldug"
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

DIED
BURNnAMa0n Wednes lay VA, aiteTnpon September %,
Relatives and friends are sspecS1v 70 attend the
Yonkers arriving about p. m.
CARTER suddenly, Thursday September 90. Eliza
daughter Of the late Hon r N Carter nj. -.
,onsl Church NorsalS Conn, at o'clock p m -.
south SSrWaS 0'''
m & hS sumner IN 5Ssdencs Of her
9 Laura nmRhreyS %lSoT q the Late Ian 81 roote team and
Interment at Canton Centre. Csnn.
GARDNER-At Washington Heights September %, Daniel
=. Gardner in the 4sth year ot lis age
residence Of his brother st NichoIasaye and on
sundal september go at o'clock. Sixth Avenue Eeva
HENDERoON N-Suddenly. Wednesday, September %
Jane LOUIS wi,e of John 9: Henderson -,
wees from her late residence Bardave New Brighton.
carrages yi be IN yaung a. saors snug aTSor Landing
NORTHROP-In BROOKLYN. Thursday September 23
1850. Jane A Northrop. relct Of the late Harris
In eS % yaT % Nsp to- asna Es the funeral at
residence Of her son:inlaw John pset 24 HarrsOnst
.qassted that no towers be sent
UIica papers please copy
RUssEIL-At Montclar Friday september o. Mary Nor
daugnter of Thomas and Isabel Russell the l4th
sefee Ns the residence Of her parents on Monday
sLOANEIn this city wedneMiy. September 22 of die
OF the heart Christian sloane III the 60th OF
his age.
services the Church Of ST. Francis Xavier 10Th
near 9Th ave. on saturday morning 18th inst, ut 1880
O'clock
friends respectfully invited
WEEKS-On Thursday, september 23 the Slst year OF
his JOnn A. Weeks
Re and friends Inve to attend the funeral from
his residence AIS West 22ds. saturday 2jth inst
at ii o'clock "a.
WOODLEAF Thursday september 90, at o clock. m
Henry WOo1 leaf. In ms ith
Funeral Will place late residence SO West
SD ST., sunday at 8 a
Relatives frends respectfully Invited 70 attend No
flowers
WRIGHT-In Brooklyn. f. D.. Thursday, September o.
1880. after long and painful Illness, william Wright
81. H., aged "a Years.
trends invited to attend the funer al from
Christ Church Bedford ave-, sunday. 23th, at p IN.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
GovERyOR C0RNELUS CONDITION.
SERIOUSLY BUT NOT ALARMINGLY HL--wHAT THE
PHYSICIANS SAY.

SERIOUSLY But NOT ALARMINGLY ILL-wHAT THE
PHYSICIANS SAY.
The condition of Governor Cornell. who is i'll With
malarial fever at the Hotel Brighton. was somewhat
improved yesterday. He rested very comfortably
during the greater part OF Thursday night. and
able to sleep also during yesterday forenoon.
DR.. James +. Morgan, of Sheepshead Bay. aud DR..
William j. Baner. Of this city, were
both IN attendance during the morning. DR..
Baner, who Is Governor COrneps Vrmer family
physician. returned 10 the city at noon DR.. Nor
gan remained in constant attendance during the
day and last night.
When the Governor arrived at the hotel Monday
he took q snte of rooms the first floor fronting
the ocean, but on account of the display of fire.
works given the beach last evening. he
moved 10 a room at the of the house. DR.. Nor
Gan said last evening that the Governors condi-
ton was considerably improved compared
with the day before. and although he
was seriously ILL., the doctor did not apprehend any
change for the last night BY to-day he
thought he would be able to state definitely
what course the disease would take. Last night the
Governor was able TO sit up III bed for a few
ments.
In addition to the members of Governor CornelPs
family his brothers, Frances &. Cornell, Of Ithaca.
and Perry Cornell. OF Albany. are with him at the
hotel. Mrs. Hastings, a sister OF Mrs. Cornell, IS
also at the hotel. number OF the Governors
friends and acquaintance called yesterday to III
QuiTe a. to his condition.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
THE RECORDS or SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka and some other
members OF the FrankllD search party which
reached New Bedford Wednesday. have arrived in
this city. THIS exrcduon sailed on June 10, 1878,
for Hudson Bay and kiag William Land.
for the pufpO,c Of asrertaiHina the fate
and if possible oh aiming tnr records of the
expcIiton OF sir John EraAkiIn. After establ shing
bcaGauarfers on Hudson Bay the party starle
Lpril l. 1879 on long scdge journey to King Will
lam Land The route taken by the crews of the
EreDms and Terror IN thci retreat was followed.
4 number of relics of the franklin Expedition was
obtalued and an account wt, gained from the
ES1uimaux OF the fate the last SURVIVORS. l. was
fonnd that the records OF the Franklin Expedition
had been destroyed BY The LsqulmduX, who were
naturally ignorant of their ya.ne.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
To Republican Ciabs

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
THE NEW YORK TRIBUN n has issued the form Of
its popular TRIBU Ne EX RAS the following documents.
which Of special vsine In thus campaign
80 J3 The Black List
Reputation SOLD the record OF
dishonesty and financial dshonor which, has been mace
the by every southern state eNcrp Texas P1cs
cents IS per nun red sl2 per thousand
No. 81 The Finance Primer.
The Z OF financial iOpcs The pllnest and cleaest
the English language Of current financial
topics Price . hundrei sl2 per ,housani
NO. j5 The Chisholm TRAGEDY,
by southern mob. Price cents 81 p;r hundred -
No. 61. The Life Of Garfield.
Containing sketch OF his 1857 Reprinted
change from Mr. WhIelaw Red's 8" ohio In the War.
Earl and Later Years. e" Mt r. smaley sketch Of
General Chester Arthur Letters OF Acceptance Oar.
No SO. The Two Parties
Political Ba ance-shcot An address by Colonel John
Hay Cleveland ohio July 81. 1880 Price cents 81 per
hundred IS yer thous and
NO. 81 Hail TO the Chief
Contains graphic accounts OF the ~ Geiersl Gar
field Newiors with speeches oi leading Republicans
all parts the country Price 10 s3 per
dreI t2j per thousand
No 6s. Brgadiers Uppe rmost.
Rebci. Ruled Ongrc-s-NO nance Tor ODion soldiers
Infamous Forgery The Lie LAID Bare Tho
Brlgaders aud the PensOuslnc Conf Ia Congress
Counted ami Named Price cents 81 per hundred per
thousand
NO. o. Can the North Afford lt.
Nearly fourteen hundr millions dollars demanded Of
by the Solid south FIR
losses during The account Is made from tine on
Oris Washington of the claims MED
ia voter ought 10 read rice cents IS hun
dred ri2 thousand
orders any promptly nled Cash must 40.
company all orders. Address
THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE Sept. 25. a. n.-The changes in the
barometer during the clear and fair weather yesterday
were slight the tendency being downward after the
morning rise. The temperature ranged between $50
and 7Oo. the average (6O&o) being 7s' ower than on
corresponding day last year and 80 higher than on
Thursday.
Warmer and clear or partly cloudy weather may be
expected to-day IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

and at this port from Grand Bank codfshng voyage
reports that bis vessel twice boarded by hostile par
ties Of Newfoun Handlers on August and August 30
whle the crew engaged IN rigging tor sguld and
fishing operations fOrbidd Tue invaders threat
cntd the latter occasion 10 drive the vessel from 'ht
grounds. Captain Martin dared thcm to interfere with
him. and, continuing 10 fish, WAS not norsic1 he
reports hIving heard that several Of the la1l
had been arrested by tho local uihCres for unlaw
ful lnterferenCe WITH American hshcTmen.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
synopsis Cor TIE tsi 2lhJtra

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25, a. m.-The temper
ature has risen in the Middle states and NewEnglaud
with s0uthery winds and clear weather Partly cloudy
weather and local have prevailed IN the southern
States with northeast to southeast winds change In
ten perature slight fail in barometer. The barometer
has fallen IN the Lake region, the Ohio Valley and the
Northwest. with east TO south winds and slightly
warmer and generally clear weather The barometer Is
highest along the Middle Atlantic coast, and lowest IN
Minnesota.
Indita,0ns.
For New England and rhe Middle States slightly
warmer, clear fair weather southeast 20 southwest
winds, station ~ slowly failing barometer.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
CLOSING Days or TIE SEASON.
YESTERDAY AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT K. l., Sept. 21.-Several New
York yachts IN the harbOr Mis-. neral Aspinwall
Of York. is visiting at Bristol Judge Batchford
Of NewYork occupied seat Win Judge DGriee IN the
United states Court to-day. upon invitation. The next
paper hunt the 27th inst. Mrs. Julia Ward
howe breaches at Memorial Chape Iverton sunday.
Inis Lady mas consented 10 repeat her lecture on
Changes IA American Society ON the 25th Inst, at
the Newport" CasuO theatre and cottage enter, am
ments we're gwen today by Z. {. Baldwin and +. g.
LAMTencr. OF MN YORK.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
JERSEY CITY REPUBLICANS.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING.

RINGING SPEECH by WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS
BEFORE TIE GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLUB OF
THE vrH DIsTRICr-IHE TARIFF AND The
SOUTHERN QUESTION TREATED Of
William Walter Phelps made stirring address
last evening before the Garfield and Arthur Cam
paQn Club of the Vth Assembly District in Library
Hail. jersey City. The audience was large and en-
thusastic, and the speakers were frequently ap-
plauded. Mr.. Phelps. after some pleasant illusions
10 local matters. drew n comparison between Mas
sachusets and New-Jersey. He also discussed the
Tariff and the Southern question. The other speak
ers were Amadee Spadone. L. A. Brigham and
Thomas Potter.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
LATEST SHTP NEYS.

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IL. 10 A H. Outerbrdge & CO.
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Bark Mira GER. Drummer. Bremen 90 days ballast to
TheO Ruger.
Helene GER Groe Hamilton ~ days. with salt and
empty barrels 70 order, vessel to J a PAUL.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN sept 2i-Arr str Bothnia, from New.York
LIVERPOOL,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM WRIGHT, NJ. d

DR.. William Wright, a well-known homGo-
pathc physician OF Brooklyn died Thursday at his
home No. 90 Ffth-st., after long illness He born
at Cambridge. New-York, In 1905. and graduated
from the Vermont Academy OF Medicine In 1898. He
of the organizers OF the Kings County HomeO-
pathc Medical Society In 1871 he became professor
In the clinical course in the Hahnemann Hospital. His
wife and three children survive him.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
MRS. LYDIA GRAHAM.

PORT BYRON, n. Y, Sept. 24.-Mrs. Lydia
Graham, of this place buried here Wedne esday.
She was one hundred and four years and months old,
having been born III March. l776