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Soldiers and Sailors OF the late war held at Chicago Nov
u to - 1879 including speeches. Also all the speeches
made at the Grand Banquet of the rmy OF Tennessee
held at the Palmer House, Now 3, 1879 incu ing the
speeches Of Gen ant, Gen Sherman, Gen. Logan Gen
Wilson; Gen. WoJdford, Gen Pope Col R. G. IngeIso,
Col VIM. F. Villas, Senator Osleeby, Hon. Z. 5torrs
am eel L. Cleme rs Mark Twain
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Life and Trip Aaround the World OF Gen.
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Address. W. p. THOMAS.
295 Randolph Street, Chicago, HIS
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Baltimore and Potomac r. w.

TLph NAtsh EEI rTATIOs.
For Washington. 200 and 100 A. w., and SIS
5.0s and 200 +. ~. daily cIeept Sunday. snd 49,,
7.2U and s.l5 4. 81. and = .---s+-ss--2-
fof Popss Greek Line, 200 4. ~, and so =.
" daily, except Sunday.
Fpf Annapolis, 100 4. ~. aud j.0t Pm, daily,
except Sunday aud 9.i5 4. ". % Sunday only.
20 kiehinand and The South e, 49, A. NJ and
al' y ~. daily. except sunday.
- 'i' south VIA "a Midland Y. y. q, S.ss
~ daily and . o. =. creep; sunday. On
-uutag % 3D., T. -.
pr whi,. sulphur saI {. a q. r. R.G,4s;A.
as4 goo ,. " except Sunday % sunday At
- J. 81
I.rNsff-.s ,.- wa.bit y,ou and Norfolk steam
g. - " lay' Wednesdays aud Friday 81 n ~
ftoM CHARLIE -TEEET STATION.
- ~ ia4e plla. -, p ~ and 500 p ~
o. i. '1.er' -ea4.y au1 100 AID ii.2o ,. ~.
=. ~e- io,l. sooA.M .als sop. *. daily
'f.e'. --i4ay 49, ll-2l =. s. ls4iy
J. itt'es Lafftss isf NsU lYfk. dEily. except
-sh-a! iHi- A. y pr Washington, 20. =.
y .a'-it -4tlay.
h.s.+.i r. 3 ! s. al tlrpsEl tain, connect
81 Secrecy b., ~. Dsa;. - Brooklyn Anbss
o." ~ ~ -'s.' t'ai-tef 8. litVn ~. AVOIDING
4nl..' '"'- -, $3.50 .-th,y sefot- Sew Yvrt City.
it.N fENN-YLytNia AVE- STATION.
~ Woe ~ go. -.s. rs and Il.lt 4.
aal -..t ,. - % sunday =; -.
49, t-T ai -.a ? y
-tr-.t -t'tH T5PH.auiiy, e.
r'f' $50 -- 90 y - SUNDAY only
...' "- - bti.. q; t.pt. : lt. 80.
ti0.s ~ ..5e 80 and ~.
J. 1t.f " and Sc 80
i.ENEE G,t r-.-erser Arsu:
i4.sh y" Ei'- : scie-a Manage
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-Ls-t .-NDLN STATION
ewes .-f %, W., station.
~ Ia y .4.aua Lytet bug
---f., -.- l-- -a-tlves;. Elehuond
---t.e.
aug wly Station.
' W--i.t- go AL Wlf Stations
LHu.s Cincinnati. Chicago. Calun brA
t'; 'H'- a,a Wa.ti, go E$prest AunH,.
-l- Valley Branch. esret; Sunday
..' t.e-; .-t. ~t-ashu-r v iuchesle- HAR--s-
'wr Frederick and Va Via NEit stsu
a >lulas E.Acli; City only.
so' w a.ili-; . Va. station on SUI.
dag connect. So annapolis
lt-.t Wsst.uFi1t Ezi-css.
1915 Washing, Z. Annapolis An5 wsy Stations.
-..t 's >-u4lr auir 81 y Eshlrgto1 Ead wsy
IA. ;i i. an- War Stations
-na Wa.i.n -'as and Way >tEtious
800 WasaiuEi p. Richmond via S,uAn,iea
50 .ucue.'e- HAsers'ovt. Freae-icE and Way
.n' asl.r-tai annapolis Ans wAy Station,
i-elc-.el -us Way station
- Ma-;-ast--e aul WAy sta;ioui
alras ian hus. P.;;sbg-g Ead wEst-
-'af Aar-cs.. p.;;sbu-s e. sunday
' ny a.aiu-i az WAY stations
.r.s tiu-anAt and WasAingtat +.
. y -.ar-. i.oa.tu-s n2rviIis Sos;t
ara .utt west
10 la, .r, IT, "; Air. an wav.
y; tt- -ll WAY S;a;iau,
4.ea'f t.-tr.l.t tfaIftc-s burg Germantown
} 81 a. i--rest3lt ---'f ". and = 81 7
10 Net ;a- H-au-a LIST soc = N
AZ ir4t. 500 o; Eeay
LEAVE WASHINGTON For BALTIMORE
--- s.sr. $3.50. $50 -6.sS. = 20
-a4., >-a44, ot.g o;aer tram, daily ,.ses,
>araa,
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Railroad Time Tables.
Las IL 80
Northern Central Railway,

D.eenber ls 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE, CITY TINE,
AS FOLLOWS:
Mail Train, daily, except Sunday, west $50 A. NJ.
Niagara Express, daily, except Sunday 7.3O A. NJ.
Fast Line, daily. +. NJ.
Lock Haven and Watkins Express, sx-
ccpt Sunday p NJ.
Parkton Accom- daton, except Sunday
3.f5 and $50 r. NJ.
pi,,sburg Express, daily. cxc't Sunday. $50 y. NJ.
Cincinnati Express, daily ............. 9.05 p. n.
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express, except
SatuFbay s.OS r. ~.
COckeysyille Accommodation 800 and II as A. n.
go and ll.iD y. ". daily. except Sunday, and
LIS and 10 y. ". on Sunday only.
fus ';viiy burg and Hanover $50 A. ".
For Cumberland Valley Railroad, 7.3O A. N.
aud 1905 T.. VI.
For Green Spring Branch, $50 A. NJ. and 3.iS
and $50 =. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE WEST.
1.S5 A. ~, 7.50 =. ~ daily; G.I5 =. ~, sx
ecpt Sunday and Monday.
FROM THE NORTH
'.35 4. NJ, daily, except Monday; 5.I5 and $50
T. ~, except Sunday.
For Tickets % all points East, North and West,
apply at Calvert Station, al northeast corner Bal
unofc AMI Calvert it. aud at Charles "a. Station.
baggage called for and checked At hotels aud
fesdsnees On orders lef, ~ Office, northeast corner
baltimore and Calvert streets.
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Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

COMMENCING SUNDAY. Nov. $. 1879.
Passage Tram. VI. ica,e BA'umo-t daily sr.
COP; >EudSy. A. follows:
PROM PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT.
200 MAY Maj fa' Philadelphia a.a
Way Station.
500 ENp-cs, ~ PHILADELPHIA and Ne.
Ne-l Through q Philadelphia IL txo hour, ana
t:iv rinuies ard connecis With N A N Trrre.,
from Ftilaic,rh,a O. New York
s3.A u -for Philadelphia and New Yo-k Ia.
i-ess
:.oer.M -Ts- Tor, pspo.i, and ln,s-.nsAi.,.
-, a. second. Cla.. Train Tor rAi,.a.,.
rhia. arr,iug ..la NJ Fare $.
$500 T. -fos Philadelphia. New York and
Boston Sleeping ea' through to Boston -ithOa,
500 i. M.-rsr For, pePo.i, ana In,srmeAi.,.
fSsr For Philadelphia.
Fare -
PROM CHARLES STREET STATION.
lo.aS \. M-For We, Philadelphia and New
YORK Limited parlor Car Train.
il:e T. " For IVES, Fhilsaslrhia and New
N'fs. Niehi ENYrcss.
SVNrAV TRAISc.
as 7. ". Fer Philadelphia. From Prssiasni
ii.so +. NJ. West Philadelphia aud New York
From Charles Street station.
CONNECTIONS
s.oo !. M.-A, Delaware Junction for all sta.
iions On Delaware RaiFoai and branches. and At
EiEcNoci With stages for BClAr, Forest hin.
Rocks Q: Deer Creek.
500 \. M-N Port Deposit with Philadelphia
and Baltimore Central Railroad.
$40 \. M.-At Wilma gion with Delaware Rail.
road and Branchcs
200 I. NJ. Train with stages for Belair and Hm.
morton. and az roIt Deposit With PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore Central Railroad.
500 L. VI. Train At Wilmington for stations on
Delaware Railroad between Wilmington and Har.
rington.
; 90 +. M.-A Eigewood with stages for Belair
aud Emmcrton.
~ Tickets can be procured either at Ticket
oficc. las ". Baltimore street, or II President
street Depot.
u. =. KENNEy. Superintendent.
wM. CRAWFORD, General Agent.
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InronrAsr TO PHorERrr lioLDERs.-No man
who builds up TO his line has the legal right 10
open window upon his neighbor's land. The
reason for refusing such privilege IT, tina. AFTER
twenty years enjoyment II becomes a vested right.
90 that the owner Of the land upon which the win.
dows open cannot build II up, aud thus By hi. own
walls close up the windows. An owner Of a lot
recently allowed his neighbors on each side 10
open side windows 10 their houses upon Il, sup.
posing that they could only enjoy them until ne
wished 10 build. After twenty years he found
hat he could not build as 10 close the windows.
nor could he sell the lot for anything like the
value II should have represented.
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VIM. F. Hesse,
Cor. Ensor and East Streets,
BALTIMORE. Nj.
New Rendition of the sweet Bye
and Bye.

New Rendition of the sweet Bye
and Rye.
There. Store .n the Nufih t.a. g s,.ay.
Famed iof yra'- anI g. .jil t.tii, lay
- Dung Iiuch B. the Man bolt. ;,ftl. there.
Still fauious fut ~tss,. Ahi Iihw.tr
Cnp.- Stu,s. i1r an NLa may call
sniy -tyl,- e S,w stove. he can ,Lo..
ipau have t4cL bay ofrluck
lie $40" 800 N"4. -t,sc very ip~
Young "'..I ta, -t.ss f.. ,pmri,te
II. not ,a-, Aith D.uct 20 compete.
H. alsp iIt.fu.- $3.50 10 r. me-.
Hos -iir As,ii &c., t.e -tn,c rail.I IIlE TIMES.
Quo. lis tt' t'tf hn- ttapi ~. t,st
IL .s tten: 4HI !. handsome Ia book
WL'n you bus, you ,AogG Try
TN, rpii Medal stove Tie Iiue. Co.k
tn, St.'' ~Ai.t va. ,r,i a. 'ht Pair
Baked quicker than ahy ol-s there
And anpnr.t ",her t,.t- ihst il ,tY,i
II c"n'ur"t lar %" I't.' coal ani Y.oi.
Gu. The judge ta.-". i.i e'arc
il o." tr'' 'a - W"rt i ga prove
~. b. ~ht v.a should ~
The ".. N,iai fuc. Good 5ug st.,e.
Al llar,ct.,. . vt.a ta,t I,.l
~A.uiI ct. Yong 1i..s htta,t la.
lie keep Oh. o. that i.ns ,uu ,ar n.~l
fYf yolr fa,.r. te',i d. 'h.nlts. inI,ri
Gu NINETY -iN. NINETY SIX.
NiNETI >lN ..ti. uauher "a Gay.
NINETY N NINETY siN.
Near the Hridsy ., 'l, We, ~iie.fGa,.
Nom Tie Uai4 '.t .,.auius Gay street
'Wu. j. u p.a b DO esI... i, many g his cu,-
t"turf- J 49,. .-.s % tffa.-tiuei..l o. al
ptusr IAr't II. . .s.-...f i44,
WIN. J. II. GLUCK.
HOLE tI' $50 IIt til. sInt T. &>i TIN
WAN bl4iIK
9s "Hd ~ Nor'h Gry >fre.f.
Bet TIE lni..r Az Trout 81 BALTIMORE.
rff- k...s s.... S.t#,at..l ..f-.Iv
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ATTENTION FARMERsI
Save Money by lnsuringy our Prop
erty in the
Agricultural Fire Insurance COMFY
OF wATHRTowN. Ny

Asses january fss. 1878, sf.0Ss. fSf.0O.
HVHE attention Of farmers IL directed 20 the great
l. advantages In tho way of Fire Insurance, %.
fered BY tbs above Company.
Its assets amount TO over 81, O0O, 900, 80 that
failure 10 absolutely impossible.
II insures nothing but Dwellings and Farm
Property, rejeeting all risky property, such as
manufacturing or mercantile establishments
IL not only pays for all losses by FIRE. but for
dsmayss dons BY Liyhtaiay, whether Gro ensues or
not
II also pays for Lire Stack killed BY lightning
anywhere on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company 10 the farming community.
The terms on which property Il insured are a.
favorable - those OF any other Company In this
country.
A large number Of prominent and well.known
persons have already sttested their confidence In
this Company BY insuring their property therein.
and whose names will be furnished on application
20 ne.
For further particulars, rates. 4e., cal. on or
address, II. l.. BOWEN, Agent.
Towsontown, Baltimore county, Nd.
Jan. 2t.-iy.
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YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
.3sHiA

.3ssSa
On aud aftsr Monday. be- 18th. 1879. leave
Baltimore and Holiday streets a. follows
BALTIMORE To wAVERLY.
Al $50. and :. 80 A. ". Every dfteen minute.
from $50 10 1880 A. NJ. every thirty minute.
from o.3O 4. NJ. 10 2 20 y. NJ every afieen min.
uis' from 7.SoP ~. 10 saeP NJ: atp.ao. Io.3O aud
ll.3OP.M
wAvERLY To BALTIMORE
A. $50 and $50 4. ". Every hfteen minute.
from $50 o. ESQ A. NJ; every thirty minutes frs L.
$50 A. ". 60 l.50 r. NJ: every hfieen minute.
from 50 7. N. TO $50 =. ~ at $50. $50. p.So
and 1850 q. NJ
BALTIMORE To GOvANSTowN
Every half hour from 4. 80 A. ". 90 Sg0 =. NJ, ani
at S5o. 1889 aud Ii.50 y. NJ.
GovANsTOwS To BALTIMORE
Every half hour from 4. NJ. TO $50 =. NJ, and
1t $50 and 1889 =. ".
BALTIMORE TO TOwSoNTowN.
A. half past each hour from $50 A. NJ. To $50
y. NJ, and ~ 1880 aud ii.3O y. NJ
T0ws0NTOwN To BALTIMORE.
Each hour from q A. NJ. 90 10 y. NJ
To Western Maryland depot. fare cents.
To Greennount Cemetery, fare 5 cents.
To Charlie. Street Avenue. by Cars on North
Avenue. connecting with llampdcn, Park Avenue
and City Cars. fare 5 cents.
March ?s.'so.--iy.
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DEArHs AND BrRTHs.--The Act of 1865. amend.
el by the Act of 1865. requiring the registration
Of births, marriages and deaths. and which so far
has been almost valnless. has received new Mter.
est by the Act Of 1850. establishing State Board
OF Health. which places tho above Act under the
supervision and control Of the Secretary Of the
State Board Of Health. which, after the first day
Of June. will require compliance with the pro,is.
ions Of the Law Of 1865 and 1856. under the pen.
al.ies imposed by said law. For the information
OF the public We publish the requirement. % the
law:
l. Parents are required to give notice 60 the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the county Of the
births and deaths in their respective families.
stating the date 81 the birth. the name Of the child
its sex and color. the names Of the parents. the
occupation Of the father. and the residence OF the
parents.
II. In the case Of death they tnu.t give the
date Of the death, the name 81 the deceased, the
EEK, the color. whether single. widow, or married.
the age. the residence. the occupation. the place
II death. the place Il birth. tho name and place
q residence of the Varcnis. she disease or cause
q death and place u burial. The .atnc report.
IN the case Il sei1uruers. b1arsfs sni single uer-
sons and employee are required O. BE- made by
,,...,, ,.,,ortt. ~. -
- .i,s.t....., IN. =.
-. a., $50. .,,t. 49,. .,..
- ..t.bl,.h...,, "
III Ia. ,.,.,,. d. .,......... ........t.
marriage ceremony i. required q. give tire
"a -. ..-.
80. t.,...-t...
49,, -.
~. 49,. 49,.
.,,,., $1,000
n rL..L....-.- ...-- 800.
....,.-t,. 800 ~
- - l'a'1
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Asn't.'rE - GAuFirtu Zen GA-feii B.. sail
e. have aPafieaiaf f,niass. o. ihs mathematical
game u chess. Among hj' passe.,,,as good
iy amount q muscle A, P,ti.bare Landing one
hight 10 lss2 there rush i,r rat N. b. sns
usuly A'rivel troops. Col. Morton conman iin /,
he comni'sary steamers there. ob,sr, a strong.
hns-looking soldier IN an infantry overssa, pre
seat requistian AMI snatch up a barrel us aaur
walking 81 with u a. easily A. a commau person
gould carry away q ham when the wagon "a.
loaded, the sane man stepped up 20 C1i Morton
and remarked; II suppose you require a recent
for these supplies ?" "Yes.' said the Colonel. a.
he handed over the usual blank. "ju,, take thi.
provision return and have II signed by your com
manding officer Cant sign IL" was the re-
ply. "0h, no." said the aaabie Col. Morton .it
requires the signature Of a commissioned officer. +"
Then the remark. that still remains fresh In the
Colonies memory. 81 am a commissioned officer
IN Brigadier General, and my name il Garaeld
Of Ohio"
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Westerr Maryland Railroad.


On and after Sunday. March IS, 1850. Passenger
Trains will leave llillen station daily (sxespt
Sunday as follows, Baltimore time:
For williamspori, llagerstown aud Emuitts-
burg. 500 A. NJ. AIS 7. NJ.
For Gettysbufg. Narrower and points on II. j.,
u. and q. II. II. Through eais), 500 A. NJ. and
as y. NJ.
For Frederick. SA. NJ. Through carl, AIS p. NJ.
For Union bridge, 500 A. NJ, AIS and Gas Pm.
For Westminster. $50 A. NJ.
Trains arrive al Hillen Station NJ s 20. 1000 A.
NJ, l.iO and go y. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave liillen Station for Union Bridge M . A.
VI. and 2.l0 y. NJ. Arrive At Hillen Station Al
$50 A. VI. and go 7. NJ.
Trains stop n, intermediate stations, also Charles
street. Psnnsylyania avenue and Fulton.
Ticke, and baggage Office. northeast corner
Baltimore aud North Streets.
J. N. HOOD, General Manager.
ID. ii. GRISw0LD, General Ticket Agent.
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Griffith & Turner,
IALTlNOEE 81

N'cohNick se.l b.a-las l-''s''s'' ,,lf-
kaaihg Reaper, AID Ne. i'ys Mover. Lgl.ars',
Hay Te44ef. lllseF,,,pa Hs,., K4.,. I.u,,,
Ia, Loade'. FitaLa b, Ia, rll.44c, Has,f,
town atl Farmer f'.en4 If-il Df.., Lap.s,
Thre'her and Separator. Mal.a shove. POW,
Walking Ell kidiug wA,e. cl.t.t-; ~. T1nu4.
-ISo;hirs llArfss. Deg. A..
fEKfiLizEis - STANDARD EIs,.s- r-.r.t. q
Tarasr'' AHta.1i Bns. Tha.J ta-. L..t crane
pEo'phAts pfepare e o. lain.a b. 81. Aat !. -
great sAilsfac,.. aud }. 30 lla- virietr- -
Atlaf'"' FIatt ...a b. osIce.-l adopted i. r.-t
oSts l9isioe' a.. vegetable. rc+llrlls f,-t. 1ef
net - potast prfta a Tune, t-tcamea
Bone, Sing - and Baker, D.s-..t,- lone. = ~
nef, kHcelsllf aui PnssfaIt.s HuIavat. IA
eesipf an Phospha;es L.s.ef ia. 70 Bate IS i.,t-
!Dcks NegeiAto'. pcrut4t an DttL..l. saaf.
Plaster. Acid al CleulieAl. 81 comp .la-rs t,.-
tiiaers
"a keafe' ~eet4ot. 81 . 4 t.tt. a.. Let.a.-.ir
% III kIudt a; - artes. uuilct.
res send for descriptive circular
GRIFFITH a TrLNEE
NAY .. s'.-i. - .. F4-- -
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Attorneys at Law.

Attorneys at Law.
wM. FIT: HUGH WHARTON,
ATTORNEY AT Law, TowsoNTOwN, Nh.
WILLIAM s. KEEcH,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. SMEDLEY ROW, T0wsoNT0wN, MD.
n. c. BURKE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
oFricE-NO. :. Smcdley Row. Towsontown, Nd
THOMAS J. HUNTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
oFFIcE-sMEDLEY ROW. TowsoNTowN. Mn.
JOHN |. YELLoTT,
TTORNEY AT LAW.
No. SMEDLEY ROW. TowsoNTowN Mn
FENDALL MITCHELL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
SMEpLEY ROW. TowsONTOwN. Mn.
STEVENSON \. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AtLAW.
BEL AIR. HARFoED COT NTY. MI.
DC. MCINTOSH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oace Cor. Peuu.yl,ania sni Washington Ass...
TowsoNTowN. M
JAMES MILLER.
T0RNEY At law
uGee v.ih q uaarmau. E,g.
sMEpLEl ROW. row-oNTowN No
KoHEKT g. BoNENAN.
ATTORNEY At LAW ANp SOLICITOR
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JOHN |. YELLOTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No. SMEDLEY ROW, TowSONTOw Mn
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Orders for BALLS, PARTIES 4 CHURCH
FESTIVALS will be promptly alisd at short me-
nee' tApril i7,'s0.--iy.
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THOMAS J. HUNTER,
ATTORN AT LAW,
oFrIcE-SMEDLEY ROW, TowsONTowN. Mn.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

IT ~ Ils.Fn- - ia Il
-Es-s -NbLN STATION.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
NEW YORK.
General Grants Departure for Boston.

General Grants Departure for Boston.
 NEW YORK, Oct 12.-The rear of last nights Republican procession did not pass the reviewing stand until nearly o'clock this morning. Even then many organizations had dropped out of the line satisfied that they would not see General Grant, but the Gen eral remained until the last man had passed and was then carried way towards his hotel on the shoulders of the crowd before the police could interfere. Ten thousand per- sons gathered in front of the Fifth Avenue Hotel demanding speech and did not leave until after daylight. Grant received visitors for two hours this morning At noon ex- Governors Boutwell, and Talbot and Colonel Herbert Hall of the Boston reception com mittee, arrived with a number of 'sHub' re- porters in the special Wagner palace car Crescenta. The party was in charge of MT. A. A. Folsom, general superintendent of the Boston and Providence railroad. The ladies of the Boston party remained in the car, which was to return with the Generals party, while the gentlemen went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel and greeted the General and his friends. On leaving the hotel MT. E. W. Stoughton, with Mrs U. s. Grant, entered his barouche, where his wife was already seated. General Grant took a second coach with Mrs. Colonel Fred Grant and ex-Governor Boutwell,. The other members of the Boston committee with MT. Young, General Badeau, ex-Collector Murphy and others filled three additional coaches. The drive up Fifth avenue and through Forty second street, but the General was not recognized until he reached the depot, where he was presented to the Boston ladies. The car was splendidly decorated. In answer to repeated cheers the General nodded in recognition. As the train left hundred torpedoes crushed by the car wheels sounded like an artillery fusilade.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
A Cold Flooded Murder.

LONDON, Oct 12.-Particulars of a most atrocious crime committed short time since are published in the English papers this morning. William Marianas de tough, clerk to the minister of colonies at the Hague confesses to murdering school boy named Marius Bogaardt, the son of former secre- tary, who is now living a retired life. The murderer laid his plans very cunningly, and before securing the boy had written letter to his father asking for 75,000 guildens or $50, GOO for the surrender of his son. The confession of how the murder was committed was told by the prisoner to his sister to whom he was devotedly attached. Deiough wept bitterly while giving the account. The letter was written in the cafe St. Hubert from which he went to Williams Park, where MT. Bogaardt resided. It was o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs Bogaardt had just left her house and driven in her carriage to Schevington. Dejough drove to the school and asked for young Marius Bogaardt fine looking boy aged thirteen years, saying, ''Your mamma asked me to fetch you from school. She told me she would on her re- turn wait for us at a peasant house on the downs near the town.'; When they arrived on the downs the murderer sought quiet place, where he threw the boy on the ground, bound his hands and feet with cord which he had bought that morning 'Remain here," said he to Marius, ''till I return with the money have demanded of your father Stop your crying if you do not want to be killed" He covered the youth with his coat and intended to go, but the boy cried so loudly that he returned. Fancying he heard footsteps De tough took his sword out of his walking stick and killed the child, stabbing him seven times in the breast
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
FIRE RECORD.
Burning of a Chicago Theatre-Injuries
 Of Bremen.

Earning of a Chicago Theatre-Injuries
 Of Bremen.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-At 10 o'clock this fore noon fire broke out in the Academy of Music, and before the flames could be controlled the entire interior of the building was de- stroyed, leaving the walls standing. When the fire had been burning a little more than fifteen minutes crash was heard, and part of the roof, on which were a number of fire men, fell in, creating terrible consternation It was found that some had saved themselves by clinging to the part which had not fallen. Fire Marshal Williams was helped out of the main entrance staggering and bloody, but was without serious injury. Theodore Bern hardt, fireman, was taken out badly burned and with internal injuries which are believed to be fatal. c. W. Darker of the Hook and Ladder company and Lieutenant Palmer were badly injured about the lower limbs. John Nichols received severe but not fatal injuries. Assistant Fire Marshal Petrie was on the roof when it fell but clung to part near the wall, but it gave way and he fell with others clear to the bottom, breaking his right leg and receiving other injuries. Three men, named Anderson, Daily and Heilman, of hook and ladder company, fell to the bottom unhurt.
 The fire originated among the flies back of the stage and spread to the scenery and roof with incredible rapidity. The loss is placed at $40,OO0; fully insured.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
West Virginia.

The Sa me Drift of fSentiment-The Demo-
 cratic Majority Largely Reduced.
 WHEELING, Oct 12.-West Virginia boiled a heavy and an increased vote. The Demo- aratic majority is largely reduced and consid- erable scratching was done. It will be very ed In White Sulphur Springs precinct only about one half the usual vote was boiled and Jackson (Democrat) for Governor received S5 votes to so for Sturges, (Republican) for Governor. The vote in Ohio county was very close. No reports have been received from the interior. The Republicans claim the election of Parks for sheriff by small major ity.
 Up to midnight the returns from West Vir- ginia are very meagre and show slight Dem ocratic gain.