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DIED.


IkLElk. SUNDAY morning, December 18Th.
1oSU. ELIZABETH O.. wife Of Jos. A Deeb!e
funeral Wednesday, al pm.
tNGEI. On December 18th, 1850, at Q o'clool
J.. M, CHRIS IAs ESGEL. AGED III ty-three years
uDerAl NH tahe piac" from his late residence
inst, at O'Clock y. m. Relatives and friends Ars
respectfully invited TO sttead.
BALL. On Sunday, December lgth 1850 ~
L. 10 pm, MARY CAEOLINT, AGED seNau Iasrs 4
months and day., daughter Of John 4. and Jane
l.. Hall.
one more lie 'twixt US and heaven.
one more checub near sc throne
Asking there our sins forgiven,
Fer she need confess her OWL
The relatives and friends of the family are IN
Nlted 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of
her parents i2e4 Bstreet southwest, on tuesday
HACkETT. On Sunday December 10Th 1885,,
~ a N. 81 diphtherIa. RAYMOND HI,pos, uulV
child OF SARAH and Win Hackctt, 1r. aged TWO
ytals moEtls and one week.
- II neral vii t;he place from PARENTS residence,
No, lIz3 Columbia street, Tues day the 2lst lust;
II Z pm Friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend
MAHoNEY Decen l,ar 18th, ISSo. MuR, Ma
HoNlY, naute County Kerry, Ireland. AGED asty-
Funeral vin take place from his late residence.
us street northeast. Tuesday, at O'Clock - IA.
Tflerds Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend
STUART. In this city, December 18th, 1880 at
The residence 81 bis SISTER, Mrs Berry, CHARLES
STINT, formerly OF New York city, aged sew
eDty.
MEEMs. December 18th. 1850. Mrs MARTA.
NEENs In the elghty-secvud yea Of her age re,ict
Ct the late tspt. Elijah Weens, OF Maryland.
funeral Tuesday, December 2lst al y m
from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Mary q
Rawlings. 1888 sixth street northwest. Relative,
and friends respectfully invited % attend.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAsTLIH AND THE ONLY LINZ
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
An. Dh'T LasSs M Il issGi
II Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. Louis Fast Er-
s Baltimore. Ellicott City and way stations.
6.50--Balhmore. Annapolis. and way. CPiedmont
strasburs, Winchester. Hsserstown and way.
s.lo-Point Of Rocks and way stations
S.i5-Stsunton and Valley EXPRESS. Connects
for Haserstown and at Point Of Rocks for
aoo-News York Tor Philadelphia and Boston Express
t9.o0-on Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
10 ooossltimoEe Express; tstOps: at Hy.ttsyins.
ton. Jessup's and Hanoyer)
TO 49-Plttsbnreh. Chicago, Cincinnati and ST.
=. Louis Express.
Il .l0-Baltimore. Enicott City Annapolis ana Way
II 25-on Sunday only. for Baltimore ard way.
u. 05-Baltimore Express.
Y. 25-Nev York. Philadelphia and Boston Express
g. &C. Baltimore aud Way stations. (Winchestsr,
Frederick. Hsgerstown and Way. VIA
4S0-Bsitimore, Hyattsvina ard Laurel EI-
press; Fre1erick, va Relay. Stops at Anna
"a 45-Point Of Rocks. Frederick. Haserstown.
WINCHESTER a and Way Stations con Sunday
r. 4e@Baitimo or annspoiis GSd way sisaons
IS 45-Philadglphia and Baltimore Express. Cnar-
tinsburs and Way, via Relay. Stops AZ Hystts-
vile ard Lanrel.)
6O5-Poiut OF Rocks and Way Stations.
fc. 45-Bs timore and Way Stations
80 Baltimore and Laurel Express.
rs 50-PittsbErg. ClnciEnati ana 81. Louis EIp-ess.
io'od D0 Tort yPsiiadeipSia snd NIB Bost9n Es
press. Sleeping Car TO New York, and spec
ial Sleeping Car 10 Philade phis.
Italy. tSunday only. Other trains daily. ex-
An trlins ston sf Relsv Station
For further Information apply Ct the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, WASHINGTON Station, and
6I9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner lam
street, where orders VIII be taken for ba 70 oe
checked and received at any point in the city.
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ma RRIE An

NtNAELF-FRAIN. On December Sth 1850
~ Lancaster, Pa by the Rev. ID. A. Lsva.ty
4LtM X. NENABLE aud MAUD FEAIs. both II
WASHINGTON, ID. y.
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HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.
Choice selection of Embroidered SLIPPERS
SLIPPER CASES, CUSHIONS, TABLE
COVERS, LAMBREQUlNS, embroidered on
Canvas and Felt.
FANCY WORSTED GOODS, ART EMBROIDE-
RES. PAPER BASKETS, CARD AND
CIGAR CASES.
Elegaut assortment OF LADIES' EECKWEAR
GLOVES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FANS and
CHILDEES'S MERINO CLOAKS and
GOODS Of superior elegance 1t
MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S,
COS 9th street.
nCy29 21t Opp. Patent Office.
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PERSONAL.


MILL I HE PERSON WHO WROTE TIIELE
w lex TO ME aud seat through tina mail yes
tsrday, signed Cha ley" come forward and
make athcaNlt TO its contents. and be kind enough
TO give his iull name. l. r. decl8-2td
fOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports "a
~ TO The II spons bity of people, with abstracts Of
Lens on real estate. 900 10th ST. Office hours:
Z to To s.. NJ. to and tc 10 pm. ocl1-3mr
w Z; ALBUadEh, successor to 1. P. LfBBEY,
w Matchmaker and 5sweler has removed to
corner OF tn and sta. W., in Drug Store, oppo-
sttc u Z. y. sep13
III ADAM RlSS, the long established, reliaDle
fact ion III al affairs of life than any one in the pro
fesson tells the pact. present and future destiny;
gives advice and assistance on all matters apper-
tanning TO business, love and matrimony. ALI IN
IAouBLE CALL. Satisfaction given or pay.
northwest. ans
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"OyySSN'S ICE CREAM is made from
III pure York %. Cream, and is always rich. den-
c.ous and reliable. 81 rs = esl. Special rates on
Guantities In covered buckets, TO take home with
every style. and at the lowest rates Dozen Fried in
box. 25 cts. 4,
west. RofA'-@W
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FANCY GOODS AVID BOOKS

~
We sre now receiving and have ready for inspec-
ton the ARREST and best selection Of Fancy dvods
Pocket BoOEs, Wallets, Gard Cases. &c, &c. ever
offered for sale IN this city The latest Novelties
OF London, faTis. Vienna and New York Stand
ard WORKS IN Tree and \ Calf, and all the new
Illustrated Books Of the season Our Juvenile De-
Vartlret is lete with 81 tue most beautiful and
newest Bc0ss tor Children. Christmas Cards in
endless variety Novelties in Gold Pencils, Pens
and Gases 4 f1lu line Of Pocket Peaknves. Chess,
Checkers DOminOes- Visiting and Wedding
Cards, sud fashionable Stationery q speciality. A
superb line - Episcopal Prayer Books
FRANCIS h. MOEUN.
SUCCESSOR TO MoHUN BEorHEas,
roy2O iU1S Pa ave. cor. 11fh It.
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ECOh RENT
OPPOSITE Juntcr,Rv sor.pr

OPPOSITE JUDICIARY SQUARE,
A handsome FURNISHED RESIDENCE, OF abCu:
II Iocrns sad modern cOuvencncss. Open gratss
IN every room VAL Jesse fer a term Of years at
lflg RHODE ISLAND AVE N w.-Hsndsoule
BFck Res oe. containing 10 rooms. elevator and
all coDysniences-
sc FIRST ST, GEORGETOWN Handsome
three-story BRICK, 10 rooms, mod. imps. SIS
1906 STREET.-Good STORE BOOM, facing
Penna ave. $50 per month.
COX. 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE NV
Upper part Of Marin Building" containing 20
rooms and modern conveuences. Building ia
thorough repair and location one OF the best IN
Washington for small hotel
20G3 STREET N. W.-Thcee-storv BRICK, with
back building, 13 rooms. with al iInpro FeIuelts.
and III thorough repair.
No. 92S NJ bTREET N.W.-Handsome Double
HOUSE, with Stable snd grounds.
MO THOS. J. FISHER Il Co. 1923 ''F'' 81. n.
NOE SALE-Two very fine HOUSES at the cor
III St, for sale. They are well built, have dressed
stone front TO easements and fine stone steps are
beautifully finished and contain every convent
ence. IL rooms, cosl vault, &c Price SIS, 500.
Terms easy; JOHN SHERMAN co,
noviS Real Estate Agent, st. Cloud Building.
L THE CoRCosAN BUILDING,
OPPOSITE U. S. TREASURY, 10TH STREET.
Fine Stores, Office Rooms-sirgly or commGni-
catin9-for Business Offices, Studios. etc. Water
and Closets on every floor. Elevator and steam
heat. Dark rooms fox storage. Inquire of the
Janitor. Iyl2
EOB SALE, RENT AND EXCHANGE-Larye and
II SIN al Houses, in all parts of the city. CAL and
examine our list. FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN, 1887
fennsy.Naills avg. noks-5Ll
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FOR RENT AND SALE
FoE RENT
BrR o. HOFFMAN,
REAL ESrars AGENT ASp AUorIosEER
repth and streets northwest

I MAKE NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS FOR
ADVERTISING THEIR PROPERTY, AND KEEP
IT BEFORE TIE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY.
HAVE MANY OF THE FINEST BUILDING
SITES IN THE CITY FOR SALE. ALSO, HOUSES
IN EVERY SECTION AT PRICES FROM 81,
TO Stoleo. NOW Is THE TIME To Buy
Il. 0. HOFFMAN,
dsclS nth and l. So nor+lyraz.
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ELPHONZO YOUN6s.
oGS 9th 81. m. We, Between L and r.
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V'RUNNEL. CLARK & CO.,
500 Market Space.
Beg TO call special attention TO their unusually large
and attractive stock o!
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
Black and Colored BrCcade Silks, from 81 rs TO Is
Black ana Colored Bcocade Yelvets, elegant
styles Monte CLOTHS and rich Silk
and Wool Plaids-
A splendid line OF Black and COOred Cashme-es
Al Wool Goods. from 50 cents up.
0ur Linen Counter ia fun of rare bargains. Hosiery
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs; all Linen Hand
Eerchefs, 64 sndl2H cts up TO bast goods.
BlanEeis in great variety from 81 to Sl6 pair. Do
mestics at bottom prices.
IL GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORK
AND BOSTON PRICES.
EEONE PRICE ONLY. octl9-3m
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GHHiSTMAS BEEF
ECHE SEASON OF JOY

FJniIE SEASON OF JOY
Mao CcUtiy Joyful! TO Those That Purchase at the
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES OF
WILLIAM HAHN
~iG eth ST.. between FL and I.
1922 PcnlIa Ave. bet 10Th and 10Th sts
S!gn, t'RED SLIPPER"
WHAT TO BUY FOR HOLIDAY Gifts
For YoUE LADY FRIEND.
Warm med Goth and Goat slippers, Soc TO s<...
81. 2. Cloth or Neiyet EmbrOid, Slippers, HM5
81 20 -. 81, Gpoi Lace or Button Be- rts, SlF ~
and SD. sly li5h and durable Button Ss
81 50 - $50; the Original Common Sense Bat
to-. - 30 and %
FOR Your GENTLEMAN FRIESp,
HantsoE.g Embroidered slippers, 81 70 20 s.. so.
Custom made g. al Boots. 50 T. St.
finest "a. isutt n and Caters. 81 [ 81.
Our Celebrate, -. 50 = lid Caters ani Shoes.
Our heuOWueJ - 50 Double Sole CA,f Boots.
FaE TIE GIRLS AND Boys.
Schc1l Shoes. al Leather, soc 10 II 20.
1res~ >hue-, ETttOn or Lace. ! 10 50.
Boys @--0 Cyt1s' Boots a. cost.
FOR THE LITTLE DAGLISGS.
Lace oT B,ttyI shoes, 23c. ny.
SpT1gs BEE BItt1u Boots, warranted, 75c. TO Il. %
DclI'- ~!HrS; ATrtlcs and Alaskss.
kUbt' T-t Ladies, ace. Misses and Boys, 33C. up,
&c decl- Iw
, 1880-12-01
AGRICULTURAL.

The Interstate Meeting Mt Springfield.
sptetdt D,'pateh to 7ns Chtedao Tribune
SpH1SaffELD, ILL.,. N0v. W.-Tho Interstate
Agricultural Convention. cAllcl together BY tho
Secretaries Of tho Stnto I3onrtls Of Agriculture
Of Illinois, Eansas, Iowa. Wisconsin, fnnnn,
ind Ohio, began iia session at tho stnto ifouBo
this ovenlng. Tho attendance fncIilticd t11,nl-
bcr Of prominent representatives. or tho ngrfcut-
ttlral interests Of tho Northwestern Stutcs. the
sn1ne agricultural organizations Of lndHna, ,0hto
kansas. Wisconsin, iown, and Illinois bctng
represented by o!lccrs'an1 members. Hccretnry
Fisher. Of tho Illinois lioar callct1 tho 1nrctng
to ort1or an. stntrd TINT Its n,nln object was to
scctlro IL uniform systcsn Of collecting IND pssb-
lIshing agrieulturat etatsstlcs, ia 'vrtl rs to
dseuas Tho best methods Of advancing tho gen.
eral interests Of agriculture through tho c1ist-
ing StNto organizations.
Dr. X. r. 1Irown. Of tho Iinltann StAt0 n0nrl,
wns CHOSEN ns Ctnlrnnn, md Secretary Hudson,
Of the kAnsns laoprd. US Secretary.
Lctturs Of rcgret wer0 reul fron q number Of
prominent AErfrulturIsts u1,A1lo to ntteud.
Secretary Chnmburfntn, OF tho Ohio Stnto
Doars!, rcad paper outlining tho objects aud
work OF the Convention. which wns followed Ivy
tho rcatllNg Of n lottur from Charles W. Murt-
fclttt, or klriswUO Mo-, containing suggestions
rs 10 tho hest methods 0f collecting a1,tl put,-
ilahlnE relinble crhp Reports.
Tho Convention adjourned until morning,
, 1880-12-01
FEDERAL NOTES.

TIE gold disbursements at tho sub-Trcasury
ycstcr.Ihy wcru sw1cn u S100U.
THE sttb-Trcasury ro!eered 5000 In silver
ycstcrtlny nn1 paid out $;k000.
Till Intor1,nl. rcynnt,c rccents yesterday wero
ssN.7.+}. nf which nn,onnt $:ti:T3 wns fur tnx.
ImLl spirits, Sn12 fur tDtniceu nfld cfgnrs, af,i
f'A,0 fur trtr. The totul receipts for tho month
rcachcl the unusually large aggregate Of <s'v,-
THE following IL n list nr tho tlutinblD Hvods
received NJ tho Ct1stulu ffuuso yestertlny: lsrah-
hlinw Whit, 10 hitrrelu tl,lplp-sllHilr; F. W.
llnyne TO-, III csks bottlcsl ntu: Lytll t. IIenly,
IL cisscs musical tnstrtltne1ItS: Lyon & leay, i
Ens.s musical ltlYtr1itnentas 1nnscIt, McCurE N
Co., !: uMscs bnnks; W. +. WMrd, IL cases sycreA
Esnsa. Firs. Letter Il Cn.. 8 oNsGs cotton viDyes:
Ffetti, Letter u Co., eAscs kid KlHves anh clttun
R,,uGls: j. W. DDH!le s. To-, .4i boxes nutnioKs.
Tho collections were $7.41.
.ritE postnl authorities took In oslo John X.
Sims. or lJe knfb Centre. yesterday. TIT tho
chnrRu Of buy!nE checks 0f ii fersun who lnd
stocn ti1C!il firm, Tim tnu]as, kpdwg them tn 10
Etnlcn The ltt.ioHnt inyolsc1 WIS ahnnt sia
Tho t!efG.!'lAut w!ttvei cxnlnnatlGn. and WIS
hrlh ~ $l.un hAil To nwAlt tho lictf0n Ut tho
Grand Jury. Tho r.iNn WIN sttlu tho etlgckE Is
understood to stnitd very EtMd chnncg Of being
alrl~n Into THO tolls M. Judging tr>tn te n0is
nnd Wks null tho nthGr riyAtGr l0us actions Of
tho l'Nst.Ni1lce Inspector who ts w0rkhu tho
cHkr. 1t llohs very much us II Sims, who IL pJs-
slbly tho vlet1tn in tb transaction, IL helping
tho authorities 10 Gng tho higKGr Eninc-
, 1880-12-01

LfASHTuEs
Those who llol'l aGItson tickets fur tho lecture
colrHo will hnro thu privilege Ut soliciting their
srAis nn1 rtseryinx them fur tho whuiG collrno
this inDrutnH ut q. ". Mutr's. Tho !irst LECTURE
will to by Theodore Tllton IL, the Mothodst
Church on tho cvciling Of Dcc. II. o., 'Tho
Worlds 1n-ruorraw."
Mr, Edward tttsuhut raised $1s.:.DO &C tho &ls,-
90 indebtedness on tllo tnnist Church list su,l
i iryn lecture vii! 10 g!yes. sn tho 1.spt.st
GhttrEt! TlHrs.lny HtcHlslE On John llTt1Wli, by
str. 4, EREttnnn. Ih1rx.!ny will bu thu twu.lty-
tlrst anniversary Of the execution Of John
ltruwn.
ENaLEW0Dp.
4 sad ense of suffering IT u family ar sovon
Or uKht ehilslrcn tHtwGgE thG nXUs Ut : anil ~
yGars, s CONS II, tlle ntieo VI ar ~ NJ l]t.l-
II1siH. tho Tuwi Attorney Ut l.uku. 1tte fAtHlly
arn st!'E.eters ~ !! s,c,.nt hr|sk t'nrn On srlns
ehlrnh nus deserted tlloM, n,lI tho fAthur Ii Il
wnrihlrss iriHkurIi, Anll falls 10 prt.ytU for Or
tnAo GHru Uf them. hlllst Hr tin chillrutl Mtu
nArtfuntn hlll thuy hnru hla.H without tire, Atstl
huvc Ind very lttlIn fN,ni. sntsiu uf tho notGIl-
whit tho children cs'ctl lsr THUR Immediate
tA'Lhtnrt. hut. through fcnr 6r naturalization, ue
tllu tlttllur, tho children would nut Gtlult thu
,!onr ~ tho cnllers Anpthor effort will ba n,a,lo
tn ltlllpfu THUR WNslts. '3
Thu lAl,ur,ti Church ntnpc, whu nrn about 10
erect Il now ehCreh ttiitCe. tlrG to rrcuIyo sub
stuntiui assistance frulu Tho eltxeI,s In their t,-
iEriuktng, provided tfity will lAIlll tho strGt-
Mru with q stME1 nill nudllurlunI auitMho for
giving srAnlit g ntlu mllAtc1t! htArtAinln1nts.
i paper Ii being ctrnl,lntrtt fnr Sil siIbseriI,.
tioIs which will cIltttfu thu .snf,rs ~ Six acla
tu MY nr tho entertainments Ia ln given III the
tew hall, IL IL boiug very Erncrally slX,lod.
, 1880-12-01
pARDEE HALL.

Tho President and other Government
officials Witness tho 1kedcstlcnsory
1s1erc1Hca.
E.sroS. Pa, Nov. M.-Tho rodctllcatton Of
Pnr1lco Efatt took placo this nnrnina In tho rcs~
enco of M 1rlmonso thron8 OF people. freaE'
dent Hayes. Con. Sherman, Secretary tehn1scy.
lnstmastur- Qcner1i AfaYunrrl, md mnny others,
arrived on spcctnl train FROM rhtladclphfa at
1o:4h nt1i worn uscortct to tho college grounds.
missing through crowds Of pcopio WIN gathorea
to welcome tho larty. Tho public schu,l chill
tlFcn also Rrootcd tho distinguished visitors.
Prof. !. 4. Mnrch. Of Lnfayotto College. dolly
erctl MI n1arcsa OF, tho subject, "l3nttltng md
Apparatus Of Modern College," Guy. 1Ioyt
ansl Arfo Tnrtlco wcro also present.
THO Goycrnor Of Pennsylvania introduced tho
President nt the United statcs to tho n.ldfcncs+
Thu i'rcsient, stnnAnR OF tho front stcps Of the
hat, addressed tho nssomblago as follows:
LADIES Asb 1KNrLEMKN; III our country nnd
In cvcsy Ncpuhttd It Is tho duty Of the Cavern
tncnt to c,1l.cnto tho citizens III good clllzcnahtp,
ass aosss government Is over promoted by Eood
citizenship. Hut there Ia something beyond this
education necessary to mike good eltfxoiis
There IS TINT education which IA furnished only
by colleges At,l Institutions of lcnrning. atl
tllls Instruction our Government tlncs
not In any InrRo IeRreo MD. We hnvo
to lcponl mron MIR benevolent citizens Of wealth
md enltllrc. whose wisdom and ge.lerostty icntl
them tn furnish Hi,cs, Institutions m this Thuy
understand thnt IN ,st, wny cHn thay lcnye sl1ch
monuments NJ shnl1 rrcsnryD their memories
Ts 9y cotisSes r nI fetHto c m o seoo So
has act mn exllmplo III this respect, WHO has int
lia,to @ l1is ne94e.s through, iis It, vii aud
testamacnt he ~ @ inH ,lni,e 1t In bis itfctlme' aud
ii. ihaskIns irssh!ens 'Gat.cll for tho epport,.-
nty afforded him to bo here, tho rrcssdrit re-
prcs',lcnt liaycs hold n reception from to
, 1880-12-01
ILL1NO1s DEMOCRATS,


The 1'RtNusE uf yesterday contained dis
patch frum Springfield u tho elect thNt thu
Democratic Stato Central Committee hs sent
nlit circulars for lHettinH Hf tho, Committee
uA IroialHeHt lhns,r1sts a.,,! l,,elltcrs nr thu
Legislature In TINT city on tho Btl, Ut .nnliary
for tho purpose Ut discussing tho question
Whotler lilo rnrty organization should bu inun-
intnea sr Mtna,iti.,nett.
HupUrtntlat interviews were thus tu os,ter,
anu lHlHChE representative stIlIkht tho Chi
E!iAb lI!EHi*Ts 0t tho Committee, Nrssrs.
hnlntts lnnrtney, llehnrl j. lrrl!llrrKlst, Wt,ti
oiicitAel ltllloy, tio lultcr tho TX. Aldrrna whu
WIS not Seen.
Mlt. COURTNEY
Wns tNun!l, and tho rctlurlcr upetlcd out With.
"Mr, tlrtIIey, lutn ysal tl,l a,Iy nntIcu Of u
meeting ~ ttu Democratic Htatu Central rUI-
uitttu JutI. y, Ut h,rlhpIleluf"
"NN; thAi' 4 tho lirbl tiear.1 Ut IT,"
"Well, y mtul1lK lNIa BEEN called to discuss
tho tit,rstf1lt whether tho pArty Iii tujs HtAtv
alvll lo Inalntatr.l ,ir uball1tlrtl."
although have tIul reteiycil MlIy O(rlnl M.
ltcu Ut it. hnoat1 s,sy ltt thnt ts matter ,lat
sL.lll mt b. G..ns.drreit. lIrc.usn thu ilcl,,t,-
Grltie pArsy fnted tn elect t;clI. liaucock IL M
rras.,n Why 1t sn,,lt,i bs .iissoivrti.'
"TAal snu thlnk tho question shoula not bo
GntGstMlGtlF'
.''CertaIniy not. Tho ,n,pl.lar yotu At the lust
clcgton SHOWS but suIMll .lllferpHco III favor of
tho RelMb!lcan party, uad throuXh u eoinbin1-
ton ol unfortunate circumstances tho Derior
, 1880-12-01
OBITUARY..

JANEA II. HtItstNs
A general mcct!ng OF tho ltro underwriters OF
tho city WIS ,,cld ycstoraiay morning III tho
ru,n,s Of tito Chicago llnnrtl OF Underwriters,
tho object tcIr,g To tnke nntnn tho death bf
tho ato Jusncs 1t. Miller, OF tho t'rm Of 3lur Il
Druws, WIN died atunday morning. Mr.. ". i.
1lollo called tho meeting to order, md Sir. J.
Goodwin WIS cuitos1 to tho ci,nIr.
bfr. Ihnmas Goodman moved thnt n committee
Of tiya bo nppnlntel IL draw up resolutions ur
respect to their secunsu.l brother. Tho Chair
appnntG ~ stteEl c.,,linlttcn siussrs. a. C. Du-
rnt, y. u. atHnre, Ttnnns ti1s,iniun. f. II. Irulp,
aild Q. y. NHnslett. Tleae gentlemen ruporled
wi!Ki,EHs,' 'for tho first ttno In twelve yenrs
thu 1lre ,MerWritcrs t.f The City nre cucd to-
siers.-Hut uI,u wlo nas nttMiacd tho full I'rrIod
ef thrccseora ycnrs anu ten. tpr GycIl ono who
hut nnV WHO III tho very rrlt,a of nnnhonl, with
I'LL tho fIOlWs ht!d asptruti0na OF futurn years
III tr sir f,s ss!si n. ~ a M s ses5 sSs w1E
-" hls s'd hns yo,1o iuwn willis it wns vet ,iny."
.1nnes I. Miller. 'ytx'su loss wD ln'w .lop'ore.
yettrs, WIS IN tho iFtcst scnstt EcntlGnu at,st
stls,r Of rnre nfn',s,sty mud Nru.t r0,ar,csy Ut
% Sessity, al,l nj ttcd eotor ei''f' ef lie it'll @
Fa,irteen ycnrs nso he commenced tho b.,s-
ncss 0f re- u1ItlrrwrltnR, which, In Ills HssHcIA-
ton with Charlcs ". I'rew, his l!tu lartnor. .llo
pursued With nn nssully nnd Industry md II
Els M gGnils,a,iy Geri,sE. III hts ' s s.ea gi u. T.
t;,,u MIL f,,n.,rs1,, ti,nifn, IN n,,,,,r,,, tt,, a
tcc1n ind fr,U,lIshIu Of nvery n,o,nber az tho
fruturniiv -
Remembering thut 1t wns not tho wl,8fe Of IIfp
f1rn.u III Il THIl.ru.i,p!ctl ci.sr,.utar 10 dill
Kp,irn Ii, business, should Gu NlcJ frrvor Of
Spirit, hi cherished sIuh Religious K,tltilc,ts
III to beeDitl0 Il iliottbsr or tir.tcn EplsouI,al
Church. at which s,u wla ct,t,,luu1culat III tho
s Rt.M 81 .'s ! bt II 1rseI@sn III t 10 ~ ,ncs Il Mlcr
| sGIuty ltssrs .tt rstlini,iu citizen ,tnti tho
| fru,crfty or t,,,crwrItnrs Il ynI4ubic member,
HtMarctt, Ijat tn Il tukrn ,,f Uytr e,stuuln wo
viii ntttulN hiu fI,,ur,,i il. /. b6dy. Thut ,yu
tellor to tho survivors uf his fN1uliy our SYM
| t,nf t,v ut,d ,u,,,. tlnt.t,,t ~ '' ' -
, 1880-12-01

M' AND Mrs. EDWARD 8. ISLAM.
OF No. ia Wabash nycnre, entertained about 900
or their friends Yesterday AFTERNOON potwccn
tho lou hour. % II and e'slaek. During tnis t''ae
tho street WIS almost lft'"ssaole beeauso OF tho
tnun]iy driving to mil rrn,t, tho .lD&lr An itr,-
rn,nan o,vntu, .hrttnr,xt lin ,,,,c.ts from thn
% Storm, md tho street in tho Vicinity was brli.
"zsinF @ rue toIicts Of I'll tho % iaIcs W rresens wcro w
hcn1tlfr1. nna tho moral DECORATIONS in tho
pariofs very verS nafuso,ne. IN tao .nantnl OF
%s @ s nr Ss cr oa,k .. nt TX ,o
s , H. ~ ,ha.et ,S ssc 4 rrn IT.,
mrr ,rn';, S 1o ,nr ~ staa a,,d i,S snor pso
Pss oi e ID g. ssss s' as: s I'D sss sstf ssss e.
sIF;. Henry y; I,I;h.,p. Mr. ao1 sirs; ilenryJ.
"l,lR, Mfs. A. ,, SseMft's, ano M fs Ho1' 1a'FS'
Ara", M!ss !o,1 sr1!, 1!M H. ~ arc%: ~ ? Atss uey ~
r,,, AMrG%1 Mfl % a'ii sfs owe9 (; aiis' mF & T.. :.
4lvcrlll, Miss GGts Nr a1ll AIRS i: H. n,,tnk
sto' sir An ars. Iage itait,ra, ~ Mss. a.,a M.,i,n
,ross Ms; r. =. nehTs. Is mr. n,u 9s srt.
tnr'ef, Ms' ...I.I; MS W. itI1t,' " u' uns'
IT, @ w. "n lq.Sy s'1w't Ms at rs. iius 4. rsn,
nlrs; HGt. CltctH!h' al,ssGnatla!t'' ~: ana Mrs.
!;eslio Carter, ~: John Cttrar, Slrs. lt,hn H.
;;MFhe. ;;MF. t,rs' san"'t Ii"Fk; :iao aha Mrs'
Ent"t,. Mf; aug Nra. 1fthtr (; t9soil,
r. ksyc'. MEs, WIT Dexter. .!NdAo @ a,,H = MTa. r
i'',i Mts l'sSey, Mfs; H.
EnstniMtl, Mrs: Ens,oi Mf' hnu , Slis. a!tfsana a