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| the same ofense, but 50 far the police have
>been unable to effect his arrest.
| a man named Lewis, mate OF ship lying
! in port, has been sent to Beaufort Asylum
! leg, and, from fear that he was about to lose
it, worked himself into state Of insanity,
believing that some one had amputated the
'A''4'' sp<eta. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, Aug. 20.-The Ontario Agrfcu1t-
ural Commission met here, and examined
Mr. 7. II. Monk, Of the Meteorological De
partment, upon the influence of climate
upon agrieulturs: The witness strongly ad, d
meteorological observations in connection
with Agriculture throughout the Province.
The expense Of such observations would be
in the neighborhood Of s., 600 per annum, =
exclusive Of instruments, which would cost
animation, Mr.. Monk stated that the rainfall
in Ontario is considerably greater than in
The agricultural districts Of Engiand,-the
average In the former being Eas inches: In
Sptes4t D!spateh to The Caieago 1StI,lne..
MONTREAL, Aug. 20.-Peter Higgins, q
boiler-maker, has instituted an action against
adultery. Higgins alleges that he cana upon
her nnawares with her paramour, who is a
wealthy citizen. Initial proceedings are be- |
Ing taken to obtain bill Of divorce.
on the 10Th OF August, 1S40, Just forty years !
ago yesterday.
The Government is making vigorous eff !
forts to suppress the growing practice, Of |
using cancelled ,postage-stalnps. The last
victim is nilitia-ot1icer at Prescott, who
within the past few days . has been convicted
u the ottense by two Justices Peace,
md heavily fined.
The Americans who have been prosecuting
fishing on the St. Johns River, New
( ~ IA a NhuYtf Tt,afr f1r,f
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Arrival of Thomas Hughes, the Agent
OF the English Colonization COMPANY
"A Large Number Of ImInIxran. n to
he Settled in Tennessce-.A Town 10
Be Built, Etc.
Special Dispatch TO Tbs Chicago Tribune,
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Thonas Hughes,
author OF Tom Browns School Days. ar
rived III this city tonight on the steamship
German1c. Among his companions are the
Earl Ut Airlle, Lord Ogilvie, and Lady Maud
osl4vie. Mr. Hughes, after spending few
days at the watering-places, will proceed to
lnaugurate the enterprise which brought him
terc: scheme of colonization III Tennessee.
All English company, which he represents,
owns some 400, ,000 acres Of land on the Cum
oellalld plateau, a section passed through
by the Cincinnati Southern Railroad,
Since March last the Company, whose car
ital is nearly half a million, has built
a hotel, laid out town, built seven miles of
railroad, planted nursery and experimental
garden, put~pp sawmilI, aud made other
steps for providing home for colo
n1sts. Mr.. Hughes purpose is a visit
to the place, learn the resources Of
t the section. and assist in the Introduction Of
correspondent that the army and learned
and lie hoped by this plan tn
npen, new field of enterprise to
a., a class OF young EngIishlncn who
OF advancement in their own land. he
thought there was tIattering prospect Of
ultimate success for the scheme. He has =
son and nephew In Texas already, but con-
sldered that bad State to go to, as young !
men were likely to be led into wild and
reckless habits there. The plan Of the TER
nessee Company, he says, prevents te,npta-
lions to drink alH to engage in other Wees |
prevalent in Texas. The effort would be il, |
an respects to maintain high Christian |
e fair specimen Ut the town Ut the future.
ne l1it1nlated that the colony would be gov /
erned with pretty tight hand
, 1880-08-22

authorized acts. The purposes for which tho
Home was established require that the COM
plaiuants should have entire and exclusive pos,
session Of their property. as the garden 10 used
for the raising uf flowers and fruits. and also as
playground for the children: After enduring
for several weeks the conversion OF their prem
ises into a roadway and stabe-ynr1, complain
ants hired a carpenter to build fence between sa
Cfuwn's yard and their own, but the t1mid-
hearted carpenter employed for the OCCASION
was frightened AWAY ut the , nrst
appearance of defendant. second similar
attempt was made soon after: but With equally
poor results. Crawn not only int1mtdnted the
work men, put collected some servants and By
force compelled the carpenters to stop work
He has thus carried on his iawlcss proceedings
without interruption, md compaainants arc,
therefore, compelled to ask for judicial assist
ance, und they pray TINT Crawn may be prevent
ed from crossing their grounds In the future, or
from using them for any purpose Whatever.
Filed with the bill were affidayits by Mary 4.
Mitchell.- Nelly Gallagher, F. J. Hamel,
": H: Thompson, A: D. Ellsworth, and Mrs.
Schock. all corroD0rnttng the statements Of the
bill. and showing that Crawn hnd been'actfny in
Il most 1mpudent and unjustihablo mnnncr.
An application will be nude to- morrow morning
To Judge Jameson for Ill Injunction.
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BASEBALL.
Something Like an 0|d.Time Bat
ting Game Yesterday,
In Which Chicago Beat Boston By
"a Score OF II to 2.
Cleveland and Worcester Defeat
Troy and Buffalo.
Chicago Has Now g. Clear Lead Of
Fourteen Games.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The four games won from Boston by Chi
cago during the week just past has increased
the lead Of the latter to fourteen games;
while Providence, through winning two
while Cleveland has lost three, leads two
games for second place. Troy is but one
game behind Cleveland, and Worcester with
in one Of Troy; so that the scramble for the
minor positions will be interesting. Provi-
dence has now a pretty strong hold upon Sec
ond place, and If it can win two out Of three
at Cleveland this week it will as good as
clinch its grip beyond question. Chicago has
Worcester to encounter this week, while
Boston goes to Buffalo, and Troy to Cincin-
natl. The situation as altered by yesterdays
play is as follows:
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Crimpfng at Quebec-areteoro1or1c
observations III Ontario-Uxaar Can
celed Postage-Stamps.
Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO 14i5xu+.
orrAWA, Aug. 2l.-The revenue returns
Tor the year lS79-lSSo, as published In the
government organ in this city this morning
SHOWS tue receipts to have been SIS, 4Gs, ,5s5. IL
Wnile the expenditures are given at S25. iii
'12.oo' showing an actual deficit on the years
operation Ut 81 l,693, l24.47, although q million
anu several hundred thousand dollars have
oeen taken from 1878 and 1879 in order n
bflns the deficit down to less than s40o ooo
foF weeks past it was supposed that Sir
Leonard Tilley was up to some of his financial
=. eticAs IN order to bolster up his National
ioncy, cut the attempt to reduce deficit Of
ol''oo'oo to less than 100000 b. bringing in
reSen ne belonging to the previous year viii
method. ~ otcA d
>, Some Of the Jesuits who were driven from
france h2ve arrived in this city, are stav-
Ing at the Ottawa college. '"@'
Special Dispdtct To j1< Chtcano 1,,;hvnx
eQGEbEc, Aug. 20.-The disastrous efYects
q 2 Lne cheese-parlne policy Of the Dominion
GosernMent with reference to the Onebec
l., the nab;,Fa was e aever more apparent than
60 cope WITH the crimplug evil in the pnrt
!Durmg the last few years strenuous etfGrts
have been made to ril the port Of this dis.
astrous impeachment to the country's com.
suits. Murder, Us we'll as lesser crftnes. waa
occas1oned by the system of crlmpine n
vogue here some years ago; but, tortunate-
x, t},o,1lns tne + eyll was rapidly decreased
saes The sxeTSns [sSnsto Of 5e
me force, however, these Offenders have be-
come more bold, and threaten to piv their
, 1880-08-22
THE CITI-H,ALI.

=: TEE Mayor spoke to the unterrided at Liberty
vile, Lake County. last evening.
TIE repairing Of the State street bridge vii
be commenced tomorrow. The iron arrived
yesterday.
THE Treasurer yesterday received $l,SS4 from
the Collector, 81 $50 from the Water Depart.
ment, and $3sl from the Controller.
ANOTHER case OF small pox WIS reported yes
terday from the vicinity OF Moore and Lincoln
streets. The particulars could not be Obtained.
Pho PosALs will be invited Tomorrow for the
noor1ug. roofing, PARTITION, and hre-prootiug OF
the new City-Hall. The bids are to be opened
Sept /.
THE Railitf of the West Side Police Court
turned - into the City Treasury yesterday, the
same bttnK his COLLECTIONS to date for August,
lis accounts for prior months huve not yet been
adjusted.
CONTRACTS were yesterday awarded to P. J..
SEXTON TO furnish the city with 8u,uo0 sewer
brick at from $9.25 to slo per l.u0o according to
ylJ,0U0 Mt <l0, and 5uvuUU ut <1o25. 10 Complete
the work contemp plated to be done this sc,lsun
@,-uOVoo more brick thAn have been offered will
te necessary
TIE Mayor is in receipt Of a complaint from a
resident OF Dearborn street, in the very heard
of the city. to the effect that abuut half tht.
Time NO water can be had above the second story
'sts in other sections, yet his Ho.lor seems in
s!,aed lil, to aght about the location OF the new
duo necessary ~ateF-pump5 unless he Gun get
mem where he wants them.
c:[Ia TnE Chicago i Western Indiana Railroad
Company has proposed to the Mayor tha1 the
eng'Iae-house 01 Third avenue near Twelfth
street, be torn down, and, ID lieu
thereof, that one be built on Taylor street
between Third avenue and Seate street. The
company. 1t appears, needs the ground ut pres
ent occupied BY the city, and promises to fur
nish new lot at the point named, and erect a
new QUILTING thereon, provided the city will
exchange lots and donate the material Of the
present house, etc. The Fire Murshai thinks
very nvornbly Of the proposition, and 1T the
next meeting Of the Council will present the
case with his recommendations.
TIE Committee on Fire and Water met ycs-
ferday afternoon and had various matters
n,aete>, 1nder consideration. The only thing
4!spOseQ or was communion ton
from the Fire Marshal recommending TINT
for the benefit Of the fire service, the SIZE Of the
water-suppy pipes be increased in certain H.
calites: The Recommendation covered the lay
Ing OF !',0u feet Of eighti Inch pipe 1900 feet or
sx-1nch. and zoo feet Ut rwelve-;nch, which, it Is
est1mMted, will cost in the aggrcgate about $y5,-
wv. The Committee agreed 70 report in fuyoror
the Recommendation, but there will no doubr b.
u big fHhr<on the adoption Of the report, tor
the reason That in muny bf the streets proposed
TO he Improved the property will not pay the
percentage, etc.
, 1880-08-22
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

hEEA1NI OE dDANA LOAAI11EEs
! 4 meeting Of the Joint Committee OF th&
; County Board was held yesterday afternoon IL
their rooms In the Merchants Building. There
was u full ATTENDANCE
, communication was read from Thomas
O'Br3cn, the plasteFing contractor of the Court
House, In which he stated that, In order to make
u hrst-class job Of plastering on the tiles, II
would be necessary to sweep the walls and cell
ing aud snturAtc them with water before put
ing on the first coat As this was not mentioned
In the specifications, he requested an order
from the Board to go on With tha work
already begun. He should charge seven cents
per square yard fur the gauztug. and three cents
per Squire yard for the washing, etc. On mo-
ton, the matter was referred to the architect,
with Instructions that he report back to the
Committee.
In the matter OF Shuster & Lamparter, the
plumbing contractors, who had asked for an
extra estimate On account Of delay, increase in
price Of material, etc. their communication on
the subject was placed on iie, with the under
standing that they should finish their job, und
the Board would sec what could be done for
4 communication WIS read from Architect
Egnn. He recommended that several minor ne
cesst'es should be purchased ut oncc also that
It would be we'll to let the contract for furnish
ing the prismutic lights III the corridors rs soon
Us possible lie referred to OBrieus plasterI1c
work, and suggested that he be allowed seven
tcus9 pcT S3uttIt yATQ laF kAQzlnG tue ceiling
work on tho tiles. On motion, hu was allowed
$50 for the Job.
The Cha'rlnan Of the Committee was instruct
ed TO confer with the County Clerk and nscertl.in
w wnaL Enui1 room ne would need in the new
= The plan Of the Stone sidewalk around the
Court House had been changed by cutting the
width from sixteen to fourteen feet, and the
new plan was submitted. Singer s. raicott and
tnc Lemont Stone Companies had sent In now
bids for the fourteea-fu0t stone walk It was
decided, After some discussion, to adopt the
19urteen-toot 1h PLAN and the btds were opened:
and 13 Il the Singer & Ialcott Compnny's bid was
burlington was in 1ayor Of awarding tho
Contract to the Singer & Talcott Company, In
view Of the fnct that Edwin Walker was never
~ time with bis work. After tedious debate
IN this matter Commissioner Spolford moved to
ward the contract to the Lcmunt Company.
Commissioner Purington offered an amendment
awurdtng the contract to Singer l. Tulcott, but
he amendment was lost, and the original mo-
Ion in favor Of the Lenont Company carried
9y the following vote: Yeas-Wood. Wheeler,
spot1ord, Khenwa1d. Burling: nays-Boesc,
Autt, Plrington, Seune Stewurt.
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DEATHS.

!
AAFER-Aue. q, Cora infant daughter Of 8 J. and
u: y: MAycr. aged month and l, days
t. Buffalo papers please copy.
John j. Leonard aged Is father Of Charles f. Leon
ard. OF this city
kEATEH-Aug. 10, Margaret Bertha, only child of
Louis and Ellen Atkn keatef, aged year 10 months
and Is duys.
M1LNE-At E1mwood Gardens, near R1verside
AnE. ~ OF dtphtherta, H1da Sura1, the beloved and
only dauXh.er OF John and Sarth Milne, aged years
and lu MOnLh6,
e. London an tEnglanu and Aberdeen tscotland)
.wATSuS~Aus. Il, at cos West Westinghouse.
kd4ew York. Hoboken. and seafo1th (Canada)
papers please copy,
.kAY-Addie Mamie Kay died Mt the residence Of
Mrs. H. H. HrantlnKham, Rockford. ILL, only uaughter
Of = +. and Mary A. Kay. OF Chicago, aged year.
BATEs-At the residence of her parents, so Full
and Mary +. Bates
Bn0MASAuE a. g6 e. At his residence: s.: North
years. - ~ ~
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CAHlLL-At bis residence, e OBrieu ST. Aup lq
Edward Cahill, aged IS years. ~N'
Funeral from his lnte residence Sunday, AuR = at
H:a. TO Jesutt Church; thence by cars to Calvary
cemetery. Friends OF The family Invited.
FhANC!S-At the residence OF his parents a1
oneFn On Monday at l6:&l by Carriages 10 Calvary
Johnny has gone to meet little May in Heaven.
5aAIHAM-1n this city, Thursday. Aug. 19, at the
county HospltAl William Latham. aged 81 vears
to Fort Wayne. Ind. papers please copy.
, 1880-08-22

taking Of evidence at No. IDS Augusta street In
the Staubcr contest, but did not succeed ~ see
tfFcatened, III @ aud IND caased by stanbers friends the
past week, and that unless protection IS elssl
them it will be impossible to GO on WIZ tne is Tax
ing Of evidence, except AZ inc r1sA u toef A''
The police were furnished.
ORGAN DEDICATION.
The dedication of the new organ IN the re-
formed Church, corner HARRISON ana Nay
. streets took place Thursday evening lust The
church was filled to its utmost capacity long
before the hour appointed.
At8 O'Clock 2. NJ, the pastor or fne .. chnrch' @
who then exhibited the new organ, to the Hreut
satisfaction Of the congregation and the Ru-
enee The ns1t was singing by y nh The e.
Dey. 4 prayer was thea offered BY the pastor.
4 soprult, solo by Mrs. L. Falz followed, which
was executed Ia The usual fine style, accom-
4 few appropriate remarks were then made
by the pastor as to the brilliancy OF the tone and
the power OF the instrument.
Next was quartet singing by tho Misses Katy
De hey and Mary kurpestciu und Aessrs. }. Vo5
and GeFrit Do Bey, accompanied by DR.. ". De
Dey.
The celebration Of the evening vas concluded
by an immense chorus, the audience singing
''Old Hundred"
The General Grand Chapter Of the Order Of
the Eastern Star resumed its work in Gernnna
Hall yesterday morning, the ". W. G. NJ Mrs.
Pitkin In the chair.
After an address By Rob Morris, the founder
OF the Order, the commit1ees reported, and pro-
posed amendments to the constitution were dis
cussed. Only one was concurred in-that the
Chapter meet once in tiye instead Of three years,
at the call Of the first five grand officers.
At the end OF three hours talk. San francisco
WIS fixed UPON us the place Of the next meeting,
and the time the third Friday In August, l883-
the day utter the Termination IF the Triennill
Coucavo Of the knights Templnr.
Addresses were 1nAlH by the different repre-
sentatiyes, and then the meeting adjourned.
ART NOTES.
At the Academy OF FIue Arts the attendance
upon the summer class is reported smaller In
August than in July, but rapid Increase Is
looked for In the cool days OF September. MIR. i.
Spread will take u class out tn sketch in the open
alrt~lce a week. beginning Thursday afternoon,
Ind indoors drawing from life will be resumed,
he costumed model sitting three daysa week.
In exhibition OF students work Is to be made .
It the Exposition this falL The regular school .
eur begins Monday, Oct 4, but students may
inter- IN September.
AVER, Of this city, By William Chase, Of New
tork, will not be finished In time to be exhibit
ii ut the Exposition. The management Of this
'icture is said to be quite peculiar, full
.ngth sitting figure, clau in white. costume of
he Directory. hat With blue ribbons, planted
gninst Il white background. and iucloscd in
'hite frame. 1t seems similar artistic feat to
Y Vh1stlcrs :" Girl In White.''
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a TERRIBLE HACKMAN

TIE "oHRS INDUSTRIAL HOME,
bill was filed yesterday In the sunor;, fo,,-.
by the Working Wonen.s Ind,,et,:a' Ha Noort 81
'Chfcoro .,a go Anoo7.t'"l aome OF
,.n.s'.Is. so auo anna ocnock' its President and
.tanaeer' against James NJ. Crawn to prevent
him from interfering with their prnnartv A..
curdiux to the al1eputfona ~ w.. o,,.,
the Home is a,,;.as ~ =. .ae eo"pla'han1s'
RI. .ra- ~ r'. :" a'o "ork1pE women tn
"os VI FURNISHING cheap board and -loglc1nr
ano suitable employment TO women and h,orr
lodging. and schooling far chi.d,e~ ~ ~ ~
Ia possession of tha t@.a-e.a ~ IL
hr,c,r hn,,ea ~ SO 10 t"os'o1y anu basement
Aoose ~. ~1o olton street, fronting forty
I'VE 1eet on fulson street and 100 feet deep, un-
, 1880-08-22
MUSIC At SOUTH PARK,

There will be a CONCERT at the paonda at
south Park Beach. on Sunday from 1 to8n.m.
4ake the Illinois Central trains, foot OF Lake
street. at 2:15 and D. m.
aains lenve South Park Station, returning, at
o:ss p. NJ, 6:e3 p. H., and 1924 D. N.
i"ents-hve cents fur the round trip II tickets
are purchased.
, 1880-08-22
MARRIAGES.

CLARK-AGGu ulkE-On "Wednesday. Auc: +. at the
residence Of the brides sister, Miss Nellie Mcclure
and Mr. !. J. Clark No cards,
BfhkLAND-CKAWFOKD- Omro. Wis, Aug.
6 At the residence of the brides parents by the Rev.
81 habco:k: 0rnnnd D. Birkland, OF Lake View. Ill,
and katls<rtne Crawford, OF Omro, Wis.
, 1880-08-22
NEW BANKS.

we had the pleasure yesterday Of inspecting
massive fire and burglar proof safe mnde to
special order for the Antelope County Bank Of
oaRdale, Seb. BY the Halls Safe & Lock Com
panS, OF this city. Three combination locks and
the little "ttme lock" will guard the treasures
Of this new institution with good result.
, 1880-08-22

i, -ch: anes: Our highest artists ia dentistry: The
aicIne5neSs beyond doubt, though but xS 81
, 1880-08-22

GGniGaEo. Gns;aEE Q ! 3 Q ] . . Ill
Eafned Funs-Chicago. 6.
,:onttas ,tWo,nase htts-Gore 81. Williamson, Burns.
JOIN O'Kourke, Durdock.
,Inree-b base hit-Burna.
,!tlrst nnse ON balls-Keily, Gore, Powers C.
J1mes Q hourke ri, Morrill,, Learr. wy
Tllst pase on errors-Boston. 1: Chicago. l.
LeIt On bases-Doston, 6: Chicago, ;,
Struck on1-Poornan. Williamson O,
"a. h4,s eatledI,Lenry, a5: Foley, So: Corcoran,
Strikes p called-Leary, Ii; Foley, Ii; corcorau.
Pissed ba1s-Powers, 3; Kelly, /.
--M, Mma pinttc3h6-Foiey, nt36 <
1lne--:lU. tt n
Umpfre-Doeacher, !;
TROY vs.. CLEVELAND,
epfetot Dlspaich to The Chicago Trtbune
ao,1 GLEvEiLASD, 11:i. O., Aug. 2l.-The game to-
,lnntnqs- - 2 - seroo
megct..i 1roy; reogyc;t..i.'.....-...-..o 9 9 Q Q j o 40
WORCESTER vs.. BUFFALO.
SG Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Trtbune.
iT36uFFALo, T3Et n. T., Aug. 21.-;rhe bali game
Innings f23 Is e7oo
na'o'"-'-......-....-0- 0 Q 90 0 o Q 90
, 1880-08-22

BALL GOSSIP
: Doescher deserves to rank as one of fba
finest umDirea the League has ever had H.
, 1880-08-22
CANADA.

crimPfng at Quebec-meteoro1o.1c
oosersat1ons In Ontario-Us11. Cam
celed Postase-Stamps.
, 1880-08-22

hhH
:iat 1orxotten the dnys they had spent together
.Hao: Charles Mayberry and MI julius Love nm.
,Srasst 10 1eEa,f of The californ,ans. After
!!n9aag. banjo soits, and drum solns by MAJ
:serans, who deliKntcd all present. The Catifor
&'oaos In San Francisco.
THE B'nat Birth lodges Of Milwaukee, a,
recent JOINT meeting. concluded to give a picnic
;sau9. " at Schltz's Park 1t is tho aim Of The
event to be remembered by all1In e sbGr1 a
Union Of all the B'nai Birth lodges Ut 6stx1c,
;>sia ;SD: d Asfangcme9fs have been made with the
run special train, leaving Ch;cugo at s:;s q. 1n
-1ug. -. and returning from milwaukee, at In
r. n; re pc % same %da{ Tickets good for three days
'saukee L'dge, at the ticket Offices Of the Rail-
I<xad Company, or at the deppt for &. 50 for the
festival wia be furnished With ticket ficke7s o. oa The the
asaiu entftling them to dinner on their arrival
1t the park. Buses will be IN waiting to convey
taoaes TO aud from the grounds free Of charge.
srAUBER-M'GaA1H.
The examination Ut witnesses in the Stsuher.
A!deru1Hpto var Was continued last
1renfng at No 165 Augusta street; So tar 1a
1or stauber. An or them are positive a. to thai
iacf, but when asked 10 na1ne some nominee on |
me ,ins,e town "ns tSket aS;s cannot remember
s,asase sas 1h pse . say the sazF 1,s,
veaing there were three police officers On duty
"a "a 81, ana n anout the premises where this weary
10 " LUZ auo !auor IS oetn2 carried on, SO
y! ~ repetition Ut the riolous proceedings Of
:: :raday night was impossible. Mr. McGrath was |
Present and personally examined atl the wit
Eesses~ It ls now thought that these far
F'cai 3 3sxam,aattons Will be brought to
"a ctoee Monday night, as the friends |
= stauoer have now found enough men
o Swear thac they voted for him to Offset the
nna1of1ty TOT NcGrath as shown by the returns !
The people In the neighborhooj where these
ather1hgs are nightly held are beginning to
,eaiy o. taem On several grounds. Aid Nc
tsatn and hfs attorney, c. E. sharlan, we're ct t
he rookaEy yesterday to ask tie Mayos to fur.
, 1880-08-22
LUCKY TENNESSEE.

Arrival of Thomas Hughes, the Agent
OF the English Colonization Gou,pany
"A Large Number of Inl1nIxraR.. to
He Settled in Tennes&ce-,A Town 10
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18
JOHN HART BREWER.

The Mount Holly Convention acted
wisely in nominating the Hon John
Hart Brewer. His nomination is a
guarantee that this district will be
restored to Republican control. Mr..
Brewers clear record, undoubted
abilities and personal popularity rem
der his defeat impossible, and his
election certain. And again. as was
remarked at the Convention by the
Republican candidate for Governor.
1t is fitting and right that this manu-
featuring district should be repre-
sented in Congress by a manufac
turer; one who understands it's needs.
and who has the courage and ability
to protect its interests. Mr.. Brewer
IS pre-eminently man of the people.
He is no aristocrat, who must be ap
preached with uncovered head and
apologize voice-he is an everyday
man. He has carved his own way to
the high and honorable position which
he occupies in business and social
circles. His fellow-townsmen respect
and admire him for his worth his
workmen are more like personal
friends than mere employees. Such
a man is an honor to any community,
to any Congressional district, and the
people intend to show in November
that they think So