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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
shenandoah Valley E.. r.
Change Of Time,
Taking Effect May 3ltb, 1850. :.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

CONNECTIOSS -Trsin No. ! connects at
Shenandoah Junction with Baltimore nrd Ohio
train leaving New York 10 90 r. VI Philadtl, b1a
lI.30 p. NJ, Baltimore I 55 $40 A. NJ ami
Wash'n gtuu 9. 10 a. 81.
Train No connects at Shenardoah Junction
with baltimore 3 Ohio EAsthcund train. r rr!vir q
at " aahingt"n 25 p. Nj, BALTIMORE 10 35 p. NJ,
Philadelphia 3 30 a. NJ. New York s 80 J. . NJ ,
and leaves Cha rlestowu after of Be !ifro re-
Ohio train leaving New York s .Hh A. VI. ., Fhi-
adelphia II .45 A. NJ Kaltinore 4.e0 p. NJ and
Washington .S5 p NJ
Train no 5 coucecta at Shenardosh Junction
with IN ltiuore and Ohio E,nstEourd train arriv-
ing at w shin ton o.IA 4. NJ iInltiTnnve 10 4
Nj. Philade elphia 6.5 p NJ. New York 10 10 p. ~ ,
Passenger from Martnshut e for snv stst ion on
Sh"rn rd"sh Valley r. Ia kP train leaving Mar
tinshurg 20 A. NJ. and : IL p. Al.
Passengers from Shephsrdstown for Martins
burg Ia ke trairs eud3.
Passengers for ! urav take Stage at Rentonviile
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HARPER's FERRY LETTER.
HARprR's FEReY AUGUST 10 79Sn


Dear E0itor.-Everything seems to be
shrinking. DR.. Tanner Gf he has been saved
oy cistern water) was found to be les: in
statue. Sarah Barnhardt is so thin that her
lauudress does not hsog her clothes on
line, aud the Egyptias obelisk, which wa.
believed to be 20 feet, Is found bv actual
measurement to have shrunk go feet e
inches. Peoples finances are too short. II
is only prices that get higher.
The absorbing topic with US pow is the
wall-not as formidable as the wall of China
but quite as important to US, for it will rre-
vsnt-the floods from descending, and of more
importance than I can explain. Suffice it to
ay,that if f. Tesrney, E.q gets the eontr.ct.
persons here will be employed, and not be
brought here from abroad, as may be if it
falls into other contracting parties hands.
Fishing parties are now quite the rage,
especially with the city people suumsring
here.
Island Park continues to attract excur.
s'onl'ts Yesterday large party of colorcd
peopis came freaa Frederick, probably about
oUo, and tO>day 800 or more whites came
from the same place, under the auspices of
the Catholic Church Tomorrow a partv
comss TO the Park from Hagcrstovn. The
railroad is taxed some days to its utmost ca
pacty to transport visitors to that popular
and beautiful resort.
understand what was formerly hotel at
Sandy Hook, belonging to the estate OF Mrs
Adcr, was purchased last week by the B.lti-
more and Ohio Railroad Com papy for S 500,
to be used as repair shop.
Tho circus Last week brought the usual
crowd in attendance upon ii, aud the small
boys have been standing on their heads ever
since or trying some trapeze adventure.
OBSERVER
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- Hon. Henry c. Allen, of Shenandoah.
was unanimously nominated for Congress bv
the Democrats of the Rock I'M cham Va dis
trict, Thursday week. A letter was read in
the meeting of delegates prior to the assemb,
ling Of the convention from the Hon. John
I. Harris, positively declining to accept a
denomination, as his private sffars required
his rreseEce at hnma
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ra.sergets tor urav tske STAGE a Bsntopvill

CONNECTIONs.-Train No connects at
Shenandoah juno. with R,ltnlorc 4 Ohio Fast
bound train. arriving at WeAhnCtor 9.25 VI,
Baltimore 1895 NJ Philadelphia 80 A. NJ,
New York 80 4. NJ.
Train No connects Mt Shenandoah Juno. with
Baltimore aud Ohio Fasthound train. arriving
Woshi gton 9.4S A. NJ, baltimore 1l.lO a. NJ,
Philadelphia 20 p. VI :. Nev York n.l0 p. NJ.
Train No cornects at Shena I'd Omh juno. With
Baltimore nnd Ohio Te+thound train, leaving
New York 10 90 P. NJ Philadelphia II 50 p. VI,
Baltimore SIS and 500 Nj, and W ashing 2 ton
9 10 A. NJ
Pa.eenGe from 3. V. R. r. Stations scuth of
Junction for Nartin,hurg take tra;rt and 6.
All Train. daily except Sunday. Standard OF
time that of Baltimore. stationa marked '' F''
fl.g stations. ca. DUGDAIE.
Gcu'l PasEeree geEt
JOSEPH r. SANDS, Superintendent.
g
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TOnsori:aE Artist.

WHEN you wish pleasant shave,
w As yoJ Barber ever gave,
Call OF It my Saloon,
Morn, eve, buHy
Or any time when you can stay,
And not in n hurry getaway.
EY room is eat, my towels cleAE.
Ny scissors sharp. my rszors keen,
And move true a hand
Asany artist in the land
G rease spots reno. ed and Clothes cleAnscd at
moderate prices. Come one. come a Il, and will
serve you the hest manner
SAM VI BROWN, Barber,
Corner Main and George Streets.
May II, 1850 y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

- Ex-Speaker Gibson was regarded as the
most pointed and vigorous; Senator Dennis
as, the most fluent and persuasive; Wm J.,
Wilson as the most ehaste aud eloquent, and
Gen. Price, of Marshall. as the most empty
aud unmesning of the speakers in the con-
vention.- Contention Mites in MdrfinsLurq
Inc1cpenGenk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

The Chairman of the late Democratic
Congressional Convention of this district,
under the powers conferred upon him, has
appointed as the Executive Committee.
Messrs. Joseph Sprigg, Of Hardy; DR. John
D Starry, Of Jefferson; George p. Sargent,
of barbour; John B. Payne, Of Preston; and
J Ohm Osborne, Of Pocanontas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
NOTICE.

CUSTOMERS wanting Prescriptions filed at
~ Night tear lad me any hour after o o'clsck
by calling my residence. on Main street, op.
posite the NJ. F.. Parsonage. Resnectfullv
June Is, 1851. ROBT. h. NIITCHEII,
TOPAL Varnish. Spirits Tu.peutiuc and We
~ notan Rcd, sold chcSr nv
MERCHANT & MITCHELL.
May II, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

Judge HOge opened the Congressional
campaign with speech at Ksyser on the
7th instapt,
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Ber,yrWe, C'arL,c County, Va.
CARRIAGES q EVERY VARIETY!

SHIFTING TOP bUGGlES,
PHI HEToNS. RoCKAwAYS. Gall stylcs)
SPRING WAGONS,
With or withuu: movable Tops, SCLEIES.
sLEiGHS, &c. And ain ALEC repurcd to ma nu-
facture HEARSES OF any description. / will
guarantee! all work OF my manufacture for the
eo.sce of one year Ang work coming up
TO Eay Representation, ~iil make good wiIhout
Gne dollar = COST TO the party huVInp- will also
Sate in exchange for all NEW WORK. od Car
Iiages, Buggies. sc, therefore to persons who
wish patrOnize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
] offer ind ucemcot for item to buy OF in.
stead o going abroAd There be a subs.au-
tiaI work put at HOME else here.
can negotiGte with TsGt.eS for work at their
homes il de sired. if within n day's drive, upon
notifying me at this place.
Thankful for the liberal patrons GO extended TO
from Clarke, FNUouier, LOudTun anI adjoining
counties. ] respectfully ask cOntinusncc OF the
same. await further ordnrs.
GEO. e. THOMAS,
fhHnix Carriage worke.
Dec. 10, lSTS-y. BerrvVie, Va.
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COUNTY ITEMS From the Shepherds
town Register We copy the following items: :
An effort is being made to organize a
brass band at X kaarueysvilIe.
Mr.. W. Daniels, of Duffelds, raised
tins year on GO scres OF land, LOO bushels
OF wheat.
We see that our old aud respected friend.
Captain John Avis, of CharlestowD, is a can
d'date for hagisteral huuors Hope he will
succeed. He made a No l Magistrate
heretofore slurrah for Captain John.
The Morgan -Nercwy says: Gas Hon. D.
B. Lucas did not receive the nomination for
Congress, how would it do to make him the
next CIrcn;t Judge" That will do as far as
it goes, Brother Trimhle, but we want him
to be our next U S. Senator.
We understand that the Republicans con-
template putting Mr. James D. Butt. Of
Elarper's Ferry, on their ticket for State
Senator Mr. Is. would make good run.
lie has the vim and bottom, and would make
it warm on the stump for somebody.
A Hancock and English Club has been
organized in Shepherdaiown with the foIlow-
ing permanent officers: President. G.. NJ.
BeItzhoovcr; Vice Presidents Col. William
A. Morgan and William j Knott; Secreta>
ries, S. b. Neil and Z. W. Latimer; Treas
surer. John =. Hill.
We had pleasant visit by Mr.. r. A. .
Alexander, OF Charlcstowu, one of our next
Assessors, on N Monday last Messrs Alexan>
der and Trail did their work we'll, aud VIC
feel assured that they will bo re-electsd-
they July deserve to be. iJurrah for Dick
Alexander and Charley Trail.
Border, little son of Mr.. r D. Lamar,
balo| towD, met WITH quite o severe tnishap
Oh Thursday OF last weak, by failing from
the top Of high fence, which resulted iu
tae dslocatioa of thu right elbow and frsc.
ture of the lower part of the upper bone Of
the arm. This is the second accident in the
family of MIR. Lamar during the past two
weeks.
1t will bo seen by announcement in this
issue that John Strother Moore has aunouu
ced himself for High Sheriff of this county.
and Col. Wm. A. Morgan and Mr.. Gar.
land Hurst, the present incumbents as his
Deputies. This is as it should be, aud we
venture the assertion that no more conpe-
tent. honest, upright officers could be select
ed in the State, and we feel assured that the
people OF our county will trium phaptly make
this selection. Our people must admit that
The present deputies (Col. Morgan aud =.
Garland Hurst) have DISCHARGED their duties
| to the entire eatsiaction Of all. They have
proven themselves honest and capable, and
when such be the fact we see no reason for
change. Mr.. Moore is also wall known to
all our people of the most substantial
and upri ght citizens of our county, snd we
are assured that the above selection will be
made by an overwhelming triumph.
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Important Notice to Builders.
LUMBER BUSINESS,

I TO the
LUMBER BUSINESS,
at Roadside. Rockingham County, Virginia. and
has facilities for IiiHC orders of nv extent and
great variety. He commands forests of growing
timber of the very best quality. aud milling ca
PacI:v to meet the most eNtI@vaGaut demands
of this section.
Orders tor Lumber fer
ISuli<linS purposes.
cut in size aud length to meet the demands of
Bnlidsrs or others. .ilied pronlntiv upon terms
with wh:cn no other person the Valley of
Virginia can compete SICCessi iully.
The subscriber has fora.cr Years supplied
very many persons i'll TINS section with Lumber
aud in returning thanks for past IA trOn& &c, and
i'll soliciting tho orders of cid customers and
new, rI"mlSeS q careful persona supervision. so
that orders may 2S satisfactorily filed. Address
DIR. s. z. b. MILLER,
Roadside,
Rockingham Co.,
Nov. ig. l57S-y. Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

Geo. II. HsgIey has a large and beautiful
stock Of Hats, Gaps, Boots. Shoes. Dry
Goods and Notions. to which he would oail
attention. Having large assortment of
READY>NADE CLOTHING, be guar,p.
tees satisfaction. Boot au1 Shoe Rcpairipe
done promptly and at reas nable prices Also
keeps on band large lot Of Lumber, which
be will cell very cheap. Ageu. for PeI's
Corn Solvent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

DALoAnN. opposite the Carter House, has
just received large supply of Shoes for
at very short profits. Call and examine them
before making your purchases
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

LOss OF APPETITE. loss or EEEaeT, sometimes
attended with dry hacking cough, sometimes
costive, looseness OF the bowels psfn near tho
region of the heart, cured with Tbayer's Liver
Powder. 25 cts. Is not much.
THE BEsT LtyEa AsD KrnrEy REGULATOR. and
gsatle PurgatiVe known, ~ Thayer's Liver Pow
dsr's Sold sZ N p. RsndersoH. chsrlestowa,
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The 8. V. r. r. is now prepared to sell;
for use Of individuals or families, books con-
tanning coupons good for 500 miles at q
cents per mile. Application for the came
should be made to Joseph ". Cox, General
Ticket Agent
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Gratefully yours. MARY B. F1sK

- son of Mr. S SmaIIvood, about II
yesra old, living on the farm of Mr. J. T.
Barehe!l. was bitten by a moccasin snake
last Friday evening, and SO rapidly did the
poison Of the serpent become Infused into
the child's system that when DR.. H D. Ker.
foot. who was Immediately SUMMONED.
reached him he was speechless. By the ap.
p!'cat'on ot alcoholic stjmuIants the child's
condition was improved, aud ne is now1re-
garded as out of danger Clarke Courier.
THAYzR's cossUxPTIoS CorsH CuaE il the
oest tnln TOR ConaOmpti1n known, and wifi cure
an ordinary cough IN thirIv minutes.
Do VOC wIsH TO PURrFy.TsE SYSTEM and get rid
OF bihonsness: II so, use ThlyeTs Liver Pow
. e.rs as cts. Sold by druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

WHAT ESISENT ST. Louis PfIYsIcTANs sAy.-
Colden's Ll-his's Liquid Extract sf Bocf and
diet, and parteu !arly useful whom toi,ie ar. re-.
qniTed being tolerated eglen other forms Of M
IInaI food are TeJected. In DiptIIeria. HaI.risI
typhoid FeyeTs, and eYorV dcp-essiI,p diorsss
its use viii be attended with gicst adYsrItace.
We have prescribed it with success. nj believe
y. D. g. I; CoPD: ~. d s. b. Parsoos N: D.
X; a. vaughan. u. d. Drs. S. L. and j. c. Efei.
Sold h., Rt,tl z A
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LADIES. HAIR WORK.

GLASS Fruit Jars and Jelly GIasses just re-
NJ ceive6 and Tor sale by
July s, 1850. 8 s. DALGARS.
, 1880-02-24
/. ERIN
Clicago's Hearty Welcome
to Her Eloquent
Sons.
Arrival of Messrs. Parnell and
Di11on-Chat with the
Agitators.
Reception at the Depot-The
Procession and the
Escort.
An Overwhelming Mass-Mcetfng
ut the Exposition
Building.
Fully Fifteen Thousand People
Assembled to Greet the
Visitors,
Addresses Of Welcome by Gov.
Cu11om and the Hon.
Thomas Hoyne.
| Ms. ParneIl's Lucid Exposition Of Ire.
lands Wrongs, and the Remedy
| for Them.
Scathing Rcbulko Of tho New
York "TIerald" and tile
| Irish Landlords.
Stirring Speeches Delivered by
Dillon, Gen. Black, MUIR
doch, and Others.
Resolutions Of Sympathy Adoptc1-The
Pocm-program for To.DHy's
Receptions.
Scathing Rcbulke Of tho New
York sIeraltl and tile
Irish Landlords.
Stirring Speeches Delivered by
Dillon, Gen. Black, Muir
doch, and Others.
Resolutions Of Sympathy Adoptcl-Tho
Poom-program for T0.DAy's
Receptions.
Paper Read By Dr.. Edwards On Tho Irish
Question Before the Methodist
Ministers.

Chicago did hersolf proud last night. Sho
showed by tho immense turnout Mt tho Exposi.
ton Building to hear the speeches Of Mossra.
Parnell md Dillon tho wnrm sympathy her citl-
zcrs fcoi for tho~aaila thesa gentlemen aro
champlonlng. Chicagoans Ind hlthcrto been
ablo to express thoir feelings III q practical way
only-by tho liberal donations which they
h,lye made for tho rcllcf Of the suf-
fertng tcnant- farmers. Yesterday ovcr,-
Ing they had nu opportunity to exprosH
thom by their attendance and their plaudlts, and
thoy did not neglect tho opportunity. It wis nm
Immense crowd which Rathored to hear tho
speakers Of tho ovoning. md thoir cloquonco
wss not wasted on inattcntivo ears. Mr.. Pur-
ncll's warm feelings toward Chicago for tho
mors.l an4 practical support slvon him md tho
ca,lse he represents must havo boon moro than
doubiet by whit he heard md Baw Inst night,
Tho story of tho trip from Detroit to this city,
ot tho reception, tho procession, md tho 1neot-
Ing, Ia told below.
, 1880-02-24

EFGtFlNtt f3N}M liIA IHHHbs
DyT o'clock In tho oyering a crowd OF several
hundred people bud gathered Mt tho Michigan
Centull Depot to wocome Mcssrs. Farnell and
Dlllou. The nuubors kept inorcnslug ~ tho
hour OF arrival Of the fraln upon which they
wcro to arstve-the Atlantic Exprras, which
reachos Chicago at 1:40 p. m.-drow noar, and by
half.past : O'Clock there wcro not fAr from
thousand people In the depot md lining tho
streets on tho outside. Tho anxioty they felt to
catch glimpse Of tho aREtators was evidenced
when tho morning express casao thundcrtng
along at T:30t Tho crowd in tho depot concen-
trnted along tho arrival platform. and when they
IDarned that this Wus not tho trnin thoy woEo
looking for, they fell back tn solid mnss IN tho
passag1. way leading to tho front part or tho
depot. The tun minutes walt they bad still to
endure ssus en1fvoncd by tho arriyal of BhurtlcG
& Noyans' band, which Ind becu engaged to
csoort tho party FROM tho depot to tho Grand
paoilc Hotel. Whatever doubt tho cr,wa may
hitherto have had on tho subject OF whcther tho
ngttators really would be yfaiblp WIS sct at rest
ty tho preBulice ut tho mslsiciAn8, whose up
{,earanoa put them in tho best posstblo hninor.
FAIR ePRIkKMNd or .IADIKa AMONG THEM,
and thoLr esoorts sea,lrrd thnm yantage. ground
OH thu PLATFORMS OF tho out-D bound cars alld nth
IS tho%ssvss ootossaSy ana pue oil. ther
halldkerchicfs 80 AZ " bo ahle to wave wel-
e9e q .hs hsrSes q the eEsnx t, + i painful
rAtIons wcro OF no ny,tIl, but the truth " that
not u soul Of tho hundreds who gAthoteu at tho
glimpse OF thur fuces, for tho sitnpls rens1n
thur ono or TWO pnrttes. ts,ntrnry - tho wish of
tho HoctptloE CtMntnistas, auccteded In aM1X.
Cling Mr. PArnell fr0M tho fG4r end Of the car,
Immediately upon liz arrtvui, and III ttall!nY
him by short cut aeross the eura between the
form into Michigan aFenuo, thus avoiding tho
spontaneous popular welcome which had been
prupaycd for hiNi.
tnmmel with tho nbout-to-bo disappointed
They Were fovertsh with excitement, and tho
w(ndows nf tho Ktill-nloyinE cAts wUro eu8esy
Aunnrd IN the hopu IT eateAiaH right ot thu ut'-
leet Vt tAVir QuesE Al .oal!gip1 bFakuuAu, ~
, 1880-02-24
TIE PROCESSION.

nn,o ,,,,o,..Io,, hn,,nn IN yorrn onr,v nyb ba,r.
~ r,ae,s ',es,Is".,,ns ,,no.in,. so-s ian.
,'"ss p"ss ,nd nottss ,ni~t hc sccn thr,ntnr thor
hcss' ua s.'Ts "'h". W 1,see.,a -. .'t
fe.y ess.s ~. ..n wv, =" o"s ,,onoa
"ti1 c'ue. "sIM ,..t,. m, 49, "s, s.,a.tsa ~
"teo a.cu " '.ae". ~ ~ 49, ~. saa,st
~ sl'o Sst"o'u ., .ae',,ort ~ ~ sro,otios
'o'apotA' Ana :. .,,o',, 49,. 49, 49,, go
"oto fcs' s,ao VI .uoa' t ~. n4' .'...e ~"
Tho lareest or al. one Of tho bodies was the
Anoleut Order Of Il{beruinns, numbering eight
oon Itr,a,ons hcsfncs four snlrntl[d military
ss..,.,to. IN nil uniform nj n rlnh i1nr,r hnt,
'"tt,, ,~htts h.,ta irhov nil cnrrfcd mis-.
ra.s ".ts "n onH worn pnown IA tho IIibernfnu
ap ,uv @ e1, who ba ,s woro rcEnia Sesacs
49,, fn,r military connanles ayerau1nr forty
lno 4uu. at, a'.' ~, oa,sns's,., ar ~ IN N'
'D''' '''" " III 1,.E srAcs eovrnrn
by tho different associations stretched from
washington to Van nurca and from ltalstod Ito to
Jefferson streets, oscFf '''o!seeuoA VI NV
streets finding from ono 10 1otlr societies IN
process OF formation, with their Intending
nr,,,vt,s or ndrnircra. The crowds upon ull these
etws e,rsots wer u sIp1s podixtos Old % and E young
each other oil tho sidewalks Into tho CUTTERS, unl
from thence pushed their way tnta tho middle OF
tho street. Anxious asda &a!!efcd IN anu 4owtl
upon thoir moist anu is'sn.ohea 1 steens, M
striving to eear @ tho nSo,, strsss' get the
otun" " tha ,an~ oo,umn. Now md than solitary
no1,cernau would bo seen struggling unuottcel
md upearod for alon1 tho middle OF tho ruad,
"a s,ond,nv bntninaiv nunfnat n lnrn-nnst, with
baton r hunstna usolesly by biz slde, lookns In
so"a' %s eocoS"tess wsse ao''se', hut tor tho most
att ps aaturo any m!tS ant t Of ostins, p,is
[nw trimming and urreptutIl,9 fFiini the
, 1880-02-24

"rAnxEt1 IL IN TIE REAR CAN
causing stampede In tho direction nf tho l,ack
end Of the train, which Ind by this time cnnle to
nT irexht To Saa gree ns s W6sh 81 IT,
NJ tho Hcnticncn aliuhtnE frnm tho rcnr car
woro upon their coats showed that the brnkeman
ting'lIsh Mr. 1arnetl among tho crowd Of rcccp:
tloil cofnIntteemen. Now and then m excited
,yon' % e1. sa ".t t, "TserS be
throats, Tho ear was emptiea. haxoSer.
M sinstc out out any W ono ri Of tho scnticren Who @ Ind
tlEsnrni,arketl as tho representative NJ unhnppy
1tc|and. Tho gentlemen With green ribbons
Hs to thu whercabonts af tho dattnGuIshcd
The hey sfo ' e re
Into one Anothor'8 faccs. and naked.
'wHxnE II rhl.xKht7"
No ono WIS ab1o to give satisfactory answer.
Somo hold that he Ind Fonn forward. while
othcrs urged that he bud Eoto ba1k. bit The
tl,afi snrrnlscs with which to back It Up. Tho
car was aearched through b.. Il suh-eo1nmtttee
it, Il ID SsS aass f Sa scs snt 1
they had been deserted. and stnrtsd Of Mime on
thoir way to tho Exposlt!on building. Tic crowd
nnfiiI.ly AMI forcLlly their disnproiEtmcnt- on
their way 10 tho Exposition building tho fncfr-
iMr+ ui tl,c Reception Comm'tsee discussed tho
"wHo HAD sNAKRp or rAnNEr1,"
and discovering that Of their number Mcssrs:
Stol,o Of tho Ntua md Sullivan of tho jtn,rt.al
hatl combined lt getting up u sort of evening"
mil Ind 4nicily led III. parncil Oh from them
by devious by-wnys. they were Utmost unanimous
n the opinion that they h1d been PLAYED ur*,n
that might hnvn ar1sen. There was only Dne Of
tho1n whc Thought differently. and he explatne.i
airous thnt there should 30 no public dcmonstru-
ton on the streets when no arrived, and that
, 1880-02-24
T1I1G HON. THOMAS IIOYNE.

Gov. Cullom tl.on stopped furwnrd and said:
now hMvo tho pleasure Of introducing to
you one Of your own distinguished clftzons. the
linn. ThutnRs Hoync. who is friend Of lrlsh1non
untl Of lind rpform, md who will deliver well
coming address to cur distinguished g,icsts who
aro present on this ooc1lsion. (ApplRUso.]
Mr.. Ioyne md tho two distinguished Irish
men, accompanied by BIZ. John Stuniock, dressed
In tho garb 0f a Highland bcotehman. adsnnced
to tho front, and tho former, addressing plo at-
tor, road from, printed slip which 70 hel4 In hta
hands. 1f6 begun lit II low tone, md supa WaA
tho hlibbih In the hull TINT nobody hut tho gen
t!elnen addressed could henr anythin9 hn sald
for fully ton tnin,1tes, After that tho crowd
,,oar the platform heard Il lit Ito Of It, but upon
thoso farther back bis words wero simply LOST
The address was u foIiows: -.
OEnrLEuEx: I hAye boon appointed by tho
Irish Land Reform aud 1leicf Committee to DID
yatl c0rlllnl welcome to Chicago.
This plcusuro has bcon long ANTICIPATED. buf
tho circumstances OF which you wore advtscd by
tho Committee, greatly 10 tho dIsappnptmene
Of your friends aud tho public, delayed this
cumng., Your presence hero nnws howareFf ana
tho nannor OF your reception, wo horo Will
leave no doubt upon your minda that there Is ia
your wolcOno among us II gciiune ana neaftfete
enthusiasm; and oan assuro you that tho aaspe /
cnrdial sprit Gxtends ltsct to every clasa or our
cosmopolitan commnntty. ...-
And In this spirit VIC fdR warranted by your
own progress In aaying thA the sacred charity snl
patriotic work In which you haye been engaged
will eo0rcr or lAtcr bo crowned by tho veiAbla
sllrcoas which tho undertaking has deserved vi
your hanls -
"A messengers appointed III tho nnine nf tho
grcut charity which you represent before tho
American pooplc,-the representatives Ut The
helrlesa hundreds 0t thouaands suffering anu
dyiug mon, women. and children, whose rcseuo
from the hprrur Of fatu!n0 In EruRt measure
dcpands upon your success Tho wnssd Ut ihiA
nlnctechth century should rejolca that IN such
crIsts sulf-sacrtdcing ,nen liko yourselves caa
no found doyoted t0 tho teiict OF suffering hu"
manItyt =
Aud 1t 10 fully manifest TINT all mankind ap-
plauds tho succoss which your herotslu and sse~
rlaoos arc aohiestng IL this caukP.
Neither, sirs, SHOULD We oyoFttpk the auxiliary
m!ssIan Of tho lana.rotorm axItatIon 10 ireland
IN which you hayu been engqkct1. Wa know
how, bud your caunseIs been followed, ypu
would havo prevented u recurrence af the fan}A
ina Of lB41. anl In future 4 1ocusroucQ oS tho