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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

pIsUoprn grdoe,ort Conn., september 18th inst. Mary
Bishop OF the Alfred Bishop In the 18Th year Oh
TIE eTa w, tax. place az her Sts 1.s9s S No al
O'clock D. m burial at the convenience Of the family.
Friends are kindly requ ested not 70 send bowers
BRADLEY-At walden. n Y. september u OF p araya-
Thomas J. Bradley, president New fofS hne S"nYA'J'
Fsnera. on We'neaiay 18Th inst
Train leaves Chambers st. A. NJ returning at D. M
DUDLEY-At West wInsteJ Conn. saturday. september
H. the Hon George Dudley agei % wars cA, vvo,s
Funeral service, at the second gaiona "'
NJ daughter Wallace ami Carrie Esber aged years
Fansr serTes at her parents residence Mounranav..
BloomAedlve, MontcAr on ruesiaJ, september ''
Relatives and trend. are invited to attend,
Intcrment IN Greenwood Cemetery. 40 flowers.
HAMIL-At Paterson. y. J.. September H. Robert HamiL
IIam z Booth IN the oJd year of IN. age
funeral from n late resaenc 80 24i Broswsy Pster
fS" St JOINS r. "a chnr 1 at olj a m where solemn
high OF requiem will be cGered for the repo" VI
Carriage. arrival Of trains eAyng chameeIs-
Friends are s' reqaesssd TO send no bowers
HOE-At East Morches, l. I James C. Hoe IN the 67,h
F4nsra a. ii. se residence 32j West lithst wedDeS
day 18Th INST, at ! y ~ 49,,
HOMANS-At Fort WAYNE Ind on ,nnday ~
aged - years
LAnRABEE- on Monday 18Th inst, Aaron K. IArrabes.
Relatives t5sqds EsDeetqvw =. ws "a.
nesay afternoon at O'Clock 1t II kindly requested that
flowers BE- sent
Salem, Mass. Portland Me-, papers please COPY
RHODES-On sunday, september r. at stanford. Conn.
Franklin Rhodes.
Presbyterian ChDrcI stamford, on "Wednesday, sep
TENDER Is. at 2:iO .. m.
Carriages in waiting FOR O'Clock train from Grand
Central Depot
Boston papers please copy
ROBERTSON saturday ilth inst. az saratoga springs
y. Y, Mar,haIl .. Roberts
Funera Services be held AZ Calvary Church corner o
itn 2lst-st Tuesday next Iath iasI' al 10
FTe erDtS are roquested to send no flowers.
sANDIIAM-In New-York CITY. september H. George Au'
Sandman.
Inenent i'm Cemetery to-day Tuesday seOtem
bee y. al 4 p
sCUIFFFFLTN-On saturday. the llth inst, James Law
renee -cicff-iin. in The Drth wear Of Ms age
lnVli"i ID attend
funeral from residence, NO o0l LexlngtpnVe On
Tuesday the l4th 1880 M It's kindly requested
that flowers be sent,
sHEIDON-ln this cry Sunday evening september II.
Jane call. wif- OF James o. sheldon 49,
Relatives AMI fer ~ the flmily are invited 70 attend hs
on "Wednesday morning 18th inst 10 O'CLOCK Friends
ara requested to scgd no flowers.
sMITH-At Lake MahOpac. saturday morning, September
Z sara T.. wife OF Wilbur F. SMITH
invited attend
ne OF her In 'aw James smith,
- Marks place. on TUESDAY AFTERNOON Hep'shD'r
a. at hail past O'CLOCK
STOKES-At Central slip. L. l., september -. 6a m. VIII
IAN stokes. agei - Gears. -,
Peave ana rena. respectfully lUea u attend tLs
funeral WeinessaY At 1870 p. M,
TUTHIII-At linton. Cedar County Iowa. on Nednesiay.
september 3 IN tIc 7.st year Of bis age. Wm IL Iuthh
formerly Ut tins city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

II looks very much as though Congressman
Ieltzn,o1e- mad trfcd win liz ruth. Although "A
Demcrrc representative from The Keystone riaic, 10
IAN uucrded moment lac wrote. Of 10 ~ asserted that
he -yr a l,tfer containing somewhat como
tory statements: With tue prcslu nj mocTtl House
re,,s.,- t.'-l- a.. moi have much the
rebel General " uO II The h-an VI Inc lcnslpn CON
mite ~ tie Senate SIN more aFeise 10 "O"hR ab
such bll - pass" NOV this was rather suOAg ian
guagc fOr Democratic Congressman 10 U.s. thc "Arh
THIS document was brought INTO the can course
BRIDE As IL were the soldiers yCtc-BeizhoOFer came
naOOied and denied that he ever penn ia such an
episIe But now some dslnLerestod pOlttiah bhs hdh
the letter phed. VITA one or wv" oihef dOcu
meme from Tie hama OF his sou OF feubsy ana
must be confessed that the Resemblance makes the
case ttIc hot tor BetzhOOycT. lie VIII now nave 10
explain low II Is that one could nave COPIED his
handWrltlng ana ssyle VI expression 80 c!0seIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
xIiIrH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.

The XIIIth Assembly District Association
he'd regular meeting last evening al Smiths Hail. No
962 West Eighteeut-sL, c. W. Meade presiding
Eighty new members elected. The as
socltion appropriated 300 Tor equipments OF the
Bov. m Blue. Colonel Charles :. spencer. VINO was
present, was called upon To address the meeting He
said am pleased Ia see 20 iarg' and respectable
gathering from our dstrc In no campaign nave felt
more perfect confidence OF the result than IN ths Every
dav strengthens the probabilities Of our success and the
Democratic party becoming more aware of thi- fhc
Hancock ana Englisl VIII carry every Southern state
ro.sDly may except Virginia. There Is again, IN
1896 Id south against ~ ms Icl ihuie II dFEu-
reut enough to induce every honest lover OF human
rlehts to vote the Republican ichet.
At the parade Friday night The KILN District VIII
seud out 800 uniformed men, cayary artillery and in
'""'''' FOR other Political Ne,os Frh Paks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
CArSkHL TOPICS

KINGSTON, y. Y. Sept. 13-Of course The
rush OF visitors s ogcr nov for tho AMI few of
The hotels VIII co.e a. tle cud u TIE week. Bu there
are .tlll large numbers I'D tlls locality and H oe for
month p come II TIE weather remains 40 an favorable
Visitors are beginning renz. that early autumn 3, TIE
finest season M the mountains. on Saturday ming
sDecal train over ihe Ulster ant Delaware Railway took
ND good many visitors. Many tae houses have en-
,ae.ru.ni- extending 10 the middle of October and a
few will have guests all through hat month But the
season WI practically close with the present month
The construction OF the new hotel nj Sunset Rock on
South Mountain. Is going forward rapidly. Il VIII ac-
couimodlte 800 guests and VIII cost ab0U- SO 700 The
roqd from PdruS ie ihrr j. alfO being rushed ahead
railway from tie latter point tO the river at Maiden
j. included the project and las awakened much III
trr-st D. thc locality
An hours drive from SauEcrtirs village IL Mount
Marion On TO-. new hotel L. % be erected by
railway from Cats!iIi Landing 10 the mountains. so
,sr week fhrre-f0urih- of the necessary stock sub
.criDed ana the remainder guaranteed.
General Grant expected 40 D.u-mOre's. on the Hut
son n. latter part OF the month.
Nir. Austin HIssild has leased an elegant summer
residence ia SaU-ertIes for ,erM az years.
Cadet whitaker Is expec e IN this cry few days.
AT COMFY ISLAND.
Tho hotels Mt Manhattan and Brighton Beach will
L..v .,nen drorS until October.
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Disea ses
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance the system ~ power over >
and the rect bearing which has human happness =
Thoroughly recognized and the danger - oVrtA
ing II whether thrOu mental app eaton or by tns
excessive indulgence OF the appeues and prop'nses ara
proper slb consideration When the nervous system"
IS 4range il absolutely necessary 70 promptly sees al
vice from an expert who for series Of years has a'
voto . whole attention 20 this study and no.
from his experience practice has lelrnef to discover AZ
once the promptly Apply the remedy thu avoid
ing the l9infny slow for tie truth 80 common !" no
tnexperlencel annoying 10 The patient who very
naturally wants without delay whaf u tie natter
the extent Of tie derngeuon the probabilities OF recupera-
ton. and the tims required
II the brain exhausted By intense mental sp-
plcaon deprvlng Of the power Of connected bought IL
can only recover is strength by beng properly TEL AMI noar
hed by the Of certain systematic methods 10 - pre-
c,ey the same with that preside over orgino
fe The value Of branch Of deal practice can scarcely
m overratei for the perpetuluon OF
family names securing " hereditary titles lnt is resen-
ton VI estates IA the family.
From a long large experer IN this direction havs
been able TO command by the thankful appreca
on OF some Of the the city lni Nation ana
can that pertains % the overexeri" ot
every department system ana the means q
its powers whether Of brain appetite propensity
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
RIILU1F NEUS.
ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS AccmEyl

ESCAPE FROM -EklOlH A'iibE l.
The last train from RockawaY on the Long
Island Railroad sunday night. made . narrow escape
frot seriou accident at point some distance beyond
Jam1ica The train running at The rate OF twenty
miles an hour. wien sudd.uy the passengers were
startled by such a violent application Of the brakes n
10 bring tue train up quickly and throw them forward
from their seats Much alarm caused, and Tor an
.l,uf thrfr was trembling recitation OF crash.
rp u-iurer object uu ihr track u ume 70 SLOW
40 ma orally before striking a. Investigation SLOWED
fFaf IL 49, eg nails. bolts cfc. tLat hau Jreu cl e.
lc-siy lr ou The by som" workman OF mallrohhy
put there win the intent g. wreck Tie tram No dau-
.st.ta Il
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW

PORT OF NEW-YORR-.--ARRIVED SEPT Is.
str Ngers Hawthorne Orleans days. TO Bogert Il
Morgan.
Bark Maple COf ~ Johns, b. Kenny iaVre al Gays
In bal ast tO J W Parker & co. - - "
Gars Virginia lo Machas. Thurow. RIO JanelrO Aug !.
with coffee etc To order: vessel 10 Miller & HOughton,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept. Ia q. m.-The barometer fell
speedily during early part OF yesterday and reached
It's lowest point shortly after the storm set in Since
t1en there mas been slight recovery The temperature
ranged between SO and 74o with average for the
day OF 63o This 3lso lower than the previous days
average and 3l7 lower than the corresponding day
last year
For this city and neighbOrhOod. cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. with ram ia the carry part OF ,he Jay
NAV DO expected today, followed Dy clearing weather
and cool westerly Winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
rpon the daughters is:


Cornelia j Chisom, born February Ii, 1888 Defend
ing her father she shot Kemper County Mlssls
sippl, April 20, 1877. Died May 10, 1871 -
Perfect love casteth out fear
4" Thou shalt be crown OF glory In the hanus OF tue
Lord
Upon Johnny's headstone is this inscription
John NJ Chisoin born October 5, 1852 Defending
his father he was shot killed kemper County,
Mississippi, Apr 20. 1877. ,,
The glory OF the Lord IL risen upon thee
In inscrbng and placing these stones at the
graves of her dead Mrs. Chsolm seems to feel that
one of the objects for which her sad life has been
endured is accom- plsaed. There has been another
and a stronger purpose tor which she has lived-the
punishment of their murderers-" Not" she said,
that their punishment would heal my poor broken
heart but that Others might not suffer as mlne has
That object seems far from beng accomplished
when the Governor of Mississippi gives an office 10
the MAJ that should have the halter. How long the
American people will rest quietly under laws which
leave the Federal Attorney General to say We
have no legal authority by which can enter a
State and punish the murderers of men who are
killed for political that Is, our Federal
Government cannot protect citizens in the exercise
of Federal dutv-hOw long the American people Will
contentedly In such conditions the future must
show
Meanwhile the monument which the American
people who sympahize with noble patriotism and
devoted la love- might erect, Is not Dullt-anu yer
We trust 1t IL not forgotten. surely never could
marble commemorate more of worth and herosm
than lived IN hearts of those martyred dead ne
shaft will we trust, yet point heavenward, that
shall tell the story Of their white purity driven 10
death by blacklist crime. H. {. l.
UGshingtCH, sept u, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

An city oioss and public schools closed To-Day
10 the anniversary OF the bombardment OF the fort Inc
" Old Defenders" ten in number The youngest OF whom
L. elghy-two years Of age. assembled az the CITY nan
at o'clock, according to their annual custom Ihe
little band was escorted by detachment OF the dranI
Army of the Republic and marched with fife and drum
and afterward proceeded a special car TO DRUID mn
Park 10 partake OF their annual dinner Literally pro
VII " the CITY
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nOH N.Y.
From The Eimtrc free Press lDem.)

From The EidtrC free ITess ,Def.l
The letter, as We have said, Is OF not the
cqurncc. the l4te congress ~
lug shown pretty thoroughly DY 10 acpn that j. was
generous vita veterans OF the war Whatever mas
have been stated the contrary Dut Is dgreat PITY
that man cannot rcpuCiatc document falsely atriD-
uted to him without being published 10 TIE word a. a
liar and blackboard, invited 10 combat IN terms
That have here OOre confined mostly 10 tie street
NOrueT nd the DaFrOOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
ADAMPER on THE CHANGE BUSINESS
u Ia III LII N..LrnLLL --al


BeltZhOOyer Is put 10y these letters III a very
tight place His own party are mucA enregcQ. WY
should he be such fool to tell the tIu ABOUT Tue
dsnc NATION OF the Democratc HOase 10 give pensions
10 Union soldiers whca the Democracy Just now try
ing the UnOu soldiers 10 vOe Tor Hancock IL
Is an AWKWARD business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
DEMOCRATIC CONCEPTIONS.
DON'T WEEP, BROTHER.
IL. |. - =. IL : Ii IA

Mr.. BeltzhOOver says emphducdlly that ne
did not write the letter prUa0uLces Tie puocauon
ING hi .b0ut H. saws ae dId vltc ID. ana sra-ntwdy
calls HIM mar" II the ghost OF Horace Greeley ever
visits MS Ole -ancturi sadly must lie feel at Wltt
Ing the fearu degeHeracy tat mas OYertakeD the jour
ma he fOuudcd!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
THE CHISOLM TRAGEDY REVIVED
IRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
SCOBIA, Miss, Sept. 13.-The two men
Gully who are charged with the murder Of j. H. Gmer
are likely To be placed on trial tomorrow at Dekao.
TINS case will I've remembered part OF the appalling
tragedy in which the Chisolm family were murdered.
Jqge H. T. Ware. tDe counsel for the prosecution, al
rived here this morning AMI left ar once tor De aID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
OPPOSITION TO An ELEVATED ROAD.

Much opposition is expressed among the
,..,c,...t. dong business in Fultonst. Brooklyn. in
which the Rapid Transit Commissioners have laid out
ana elevated iailroad This feeling II strongest among
tose on the south side. the pans provide Tor the
structure on that eide VI the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Sa0t9Dsis hjy ihs 0ts.2k tJlers.

Synopsis lor n ots; "a l)laA
WASHINGTON. Sept. Il, l a. m.-The barOm-
eter Is h!ghes in the Upper Mississippi Valley. and Is
lowest in the st. Lawrence Valley. The temperature
has fallen decidedly the Lake region. and has fallen
but risen again in the extreme Northwest
The winds in the Middle Atlantic states and in
northern portion OF the OF the south Atlantic
STATES have yeered nOrtnery, and tie winds III Tie
northwest have backed 20 southery. Ram has fallen
since last report IL New En- gland, Middle, south Allan
tic and Guf states,
IpGtcrrOHs.
For the Middle Atlantic states. higher barometer sta
t0uary or lower temperature nor hery Tnds. clearing
weather preceded by rain IN the eastern portion
For New En Gland. rising barometer, cooler north to
west winds, numerous rams, followed by clearing
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
GET BELTZHOOVER TO SWEAR YOU'RE RIGHT
iron, The hurst urg iatrtot (Leml .
- 4 IA. faa-~iuaIlaS IRE NEW.

YORK tribune Ittc doubt tnat TIE rl'IdooFcI-
Curr4den l. ariHni and Outra&r"us IoT-clS
Tie author forgery hat III ms possession genuine
letters OF Mr BetZhoOveis. aud with The ai OF j-est
ha- made a tOieebly adTJt counterfeit OF the general
outlines OF his haudwrItug. Bat numerous nt char
actstic trait, Of the Handwriting Of Mi BeltZ hoover
are wanting Currlden letter ana Enthusiastically be-
Mulk OF fOrkcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
THE CHISOLM MASSACRE.

HEADsTONEs AT THE GRAVES OF THE VICTIMS
To the Editor or TIE Tribune
SIR Some of your readers Will be interested 10
learn that headstOnes have been placed at the graves
of the Chisolm martyrs who lie in the PICTURESQUE
hillside ground at salona given to them by Mr.
Sigismund. sympathetic stranger who had read
their story in The TRIBUNE.
The inscription on Judge ChisOlm's stone Is
William W. ChisOlm. born December 0. 1880 shot III
Kemper County. Mississippi, April 20, 1877. Died May
IL, 1877.
They never fail who die IN great cause
They but augment the deep and sweeping thoughts
Which augment all others, and conduct
The world AZ last 10 freedom.
Tn ic Ia RAln'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

won ne H0cT7ser UcU0cTIT q 4 TTT0IIce RTDJ
The case against Nj. BeltzhOover Is July
made Il telling the truth IL his letters He
l. lvlng now. Tie Rochester T7jOn and other Demo
cratic papers should drop tls BeZlOOvr business as
they would Ted-hot coal, ana ease their efforts 10
CANNON Union soldiers. They HIi vote Is tney lou-ht
Least OF VIII they vote IN favor OF party "nc. puts
Rebel General the head Oi the senate Committee Oh
Pensions 90 OrOer that n stamp Ills ice upon pen
sions Tor Union soldiers ami tLcr mothers widow
chi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

FTVit III IItJIt00- IAtNI
The beauty of the whole matter IS that
everybody RECOGNIZES ar one tnc truth OF tAe stat
mept= III the letter. which really credit 20 Its a
rhor lie had only had -eusc enough let J. ami
without denial tn AZ his own party might Lave been
angry. Dropc generally would have thOug-t ne more "i
him OrI he tried u b4cS 0u himself, ana Las
succeeded In doing sC-mO,t eli ctuaIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
GooD-BY SHoTS AT BEL7zHo0TER
REpuBLICAN sALUTATIONs.

Prom The flbany Ersntng journal lReD)
Congressman BeltZhoOver, OF PcnnsyiVanE,
tas cot a great deal On mind. the TRIBUNE sie"s
him around and dances HIS remains, lt precisely o
TVE TEIBNF used TO a. such tnlngs wears aud years
ago lie viii PROBABLY tel the truth aud Try 10
We of Il again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
nAnAGE. REcoyEHED FOR INJURIES.

BosToS, Sept. l3.-In the recent action of
fort bror .nt By Jennie A. Futon against the F,cAburg
Railroad Company. 10 recover damages FOR injuries re
g. we'd al crossing o. tine defepdlns road IN SHIRLEY
verdict 'ur rll.gjO given lul the pldintIH. IIc
= INF objected % the rnling OF The Court, bat the
f,il court ma, overluled the defendants exception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

lI0TUII T7-7I-T
THE NEW-N DIRK TRIBUNE Is eager Tor MI
Brlfzooyrf begin WIN 70 tcteuianL lhot is Just
what makes Mr. Bel zlpOy.r hunt his mole instead 81
1nc,t, his ccuscrs ia court. fl darts face hl. own
handwriting. Ana that j. WHY W. cont uuc 10 Keep
standing the letter which Congressman BeltzhO 'ver
wrote aud then lied about. We again cal particular At
tent a. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
HE MAY NOT GET \ CHANCE.


VIII BeltZhOovtr ever dare to go back TO
washngtOn face The X bel BrGadcts whose HdJ'eu
OF Union soldiers he has 50 fully exposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
5ucclal Notlrts

Best preparation OF God Liver ali ever made -trengt
ening and fstJenng Emulsion u Cod Liver OIL WIN inin'
aud pens ne. Organized D. CASWELL@ MASSEY q 90,
chemists II BIOaawlY and j1- jthayo, sew YORK an
Newport -. l.. None 01aCr genuine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
A WISER MAN THAN BELTzHoovER.

Where Is Congressman Ryou Why don't
he come the from AMI dem That nr wrote nat ne
rendered IL support or tine United states during the late
WARE Is II just right 10 leaY the late MI beIizhooVer
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
NOTHING But TIE TRUTH.

The case against the " brilliant young .
statesman is complete. lie wg0e the i",tel, winch tJd
ony the trl Dc and now deuie. les Z iulpe ;hm with
tie Rebel Br gad.els and their Bourbon friends North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

Ff0n Ihe I1tlS@uT1 thfVHct IIfepI .
The TRIBUNE Is fairly aching Tor Mr. beltZ-
hoover TO institute Libel suit against IT, Tie cHa"c's
are million nothing Mr.. Beethoven vii GO nothing
himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

FROM me Sarat0qa SdrGf0gian Kepl


We do moi see how any Democrat can any
longer stand up and soDery deny That the DtmOc ac
party Is opposed the payment OF pensions 10 UnO.
&C dIers WAat does Hancock amount to the lace cl
such "A revelation what doe Hancock amount TO
with Rebel Generals controlling DJth houses OF Con
grcssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
THE TRUTH WHICH SURVIVES;

THE rebel General vino Is at the head of
the Pension Committee IN the Senate " Is aycrse 10
allowing such bills u pass. I'M, is the truth, and
neither MIR BeltZnOOyer the wao!e Democratic party
can il carta that II vii not rise and
haunt them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
THE ONLY WAY TO uARMONIzE.

FTUfU III hITttNt'Io
Belizhooyer's letter and Wade Hampton's
Stanton speech To indicate That the harmony oil
the Northern aud SOdth-rD D mJcra'y depends upon
Of the honest Thought OF the members OF
the respective Wings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

He will soon begin 10 think this Is as bad
ar for eters a. for pensions during the last
session OF Congress Poor BezhcOver the lie has been
crammed DOWN his owe throat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
AYNIyERSIRY or NORTH POINT

BALTIMORE, Sept. I3.-Ihe anniversary of
Lha BATTLE Of North Point eommemorated to-day
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

5aroneI variations IA lis ~ ~ Jrntls
perpendicular Zines divisions Of ne Tor the - h9irs
H. mercury hours rie spresen "a,
,emUaure indicated the u Hlinls
%
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nARRfEO,

NORTHUMBERLAND Utica. scptember = A; d. y sos
by In. Rignt Rev Francis McNierney Bishop OF AOahy
Scott Lord IT, VI York and Ellen NJ DeyerenAs :"
Utica.
Al notices o. Nalrlagss mtH BE- iafjrs,I usts '~'
anal
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AT COMFY ISLAND.
SUEDISH HEPUBLICINS.

The hotels at Manhattan and Brighton Beach vii
keep open doors until October.