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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

Our young confrere, Mr.. Hunter C.
Leake, of that bright and lively paper,
the Feliciana Sentinel, made his ap-
pearance III our sazctum, in company
with his and our genial friend, Mr..
Fluker, on last Saturday. Mr.. Leake is
a daslAng looking debstdptin journalism.
judging from his initial efforts We pre-
dict for both himself and his journal,
long and prosperous career. Bayou Sara
and Baton Rouge, by the Morning Star
arrangement, are next door neighbors.
Their inhabitants will doubtless as
neighbors fraternize often, especially,
We hope, their newspaper men.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

We were pleased 10 receive the visit
OF that staunch gentlemen, Col. 2. Malo-
chee, of New Orleans, on yesterday,
who came to enroll his sons in the ca
det corps of the State University. In
company with him was Mr.. Llado, the
universally known pharmacist ofNew Or
leans, whose long and honorable career
in that city, has given him an enviable
reputation. He came with his friend.
Col, NJ, to take view of the Highland
City, once more the Capital of Louisiana.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Chills
and Fever.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Regulates the
Powels
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

Coushatta Citizen: Mrs. Pearce, wife
of Professor Pearce, Principal of c. NJ.
& f. Institute, arrived here per steamer
Behan last Monday. We welcome her
to our thriving little city, and trust she
will find pleasure and contentment
among our clever populace.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08
Coffee, Coffee, Coffee.

IAVA :. Fancy Catang; Costa Rica, best
~ Pea berry; Marracaibo, best Cordova,
best; Rio, fancy golden Rio, bes ; Rio prime;
Rio good. Roasted and Ground Coffee of fine
flavor ard body. always fresh parched and
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

AMONG THE FRATERNITY. Our con-
frere of the Washington Argus, regis
tered himself a respectable man OH the
Sd inst, by marrying Miss Annie b.
Chenier, of that town. "May they live
long and prosper" is what we have to
say about the affair.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-08

CONEEDERATE VETERANS MEETING
On tomorrow evening, at the Hall of
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company,
there is to be a meeting of the Confed-
crate Veterans, to which the public is
invited. 1t is to be, as one of the mem
bers said, "a love feast" Prof. J. W.
Nicholson, the pleasing and eloquent
speaker, will give brief history of the
18th Louisiana Infantry. There will
surely be a large attendance.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13

ABOUT the electric lights, and in another moment tho
uree upper hoors seemed TO become suddenly mass Of
smoke and fame The neighbors rushed to the building
and saw the operatives windows on the third and
fourth floors They called TO the girls not to Jump as
ladder would be brought, but several Of them sprqna
from the windows.
Matte conlon, Frederick Kreh, George Dougherty,
Henry Mormon, Joseph Reynolds and an unknown cir,
were badly burned about the face and arms and
were taken TO St. Mary's Hospital, where their IN,
Juries were pronounced dangerous the patients
without exception having suffered internally Matilda
shutz, Annie Miller, Samuel Lapham George T. Hut
oh, Kate Sbafer, Lizzie Franks, Annie Brady, Michael
ilsrkin and an unknown man were also injured,
9ut 9 not so seriously They were taken home.
Joseph Glazier IL missing. There was q
I9nDle stairway back aud 'front.' but no hre-escapes
l.e loss is estimated at $4,000 with an insurance.
'"i SoVooo AZ midnight the fire was under control.
hf tmo Kris at 81 Marys Hosptta likely TO die
SeiVe nohng The shrieks ~ the poor creatures I'm the
plchg when their escape were heartrending
Most on tnem Jumped IN the sidewalk below and few s
eaped ny the elevator rpe There some thiryfve
persons ~ the binding at the tme of whom twelve we ne
iehsles Ihe excitement In the neigbborhood il iu-
tense IL ~ believed there are some OF the operatives
buried In the ruins. FN~
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
HOW TO SEND GOODS TO MICHIGAN

TO he Editor OF The Trtbuae.
SIR: Touched by the earnest appeals in
behalf Of the Michigan sufferers made in the recent a.
sues OF your excellent Journal was induced present
the matter this morning to my congregation, and acting
upon your suggestion of sending out to collect
contributions, 1 have arranged to send next Fri
day FIVE wagons In as many different communities
represented my church and hope to have next week
box or boxes clothing for the sufferers write TO ask
you whom shall direct the boxes NewYOrk, and II
they Michigan free OF charge stated
they COULD be from New York City Can you Insure me
receipy for the articles after they reach Michigan
Unless receive people, Of whom are rich,
VIII be unwilling 10 engage In another such enterprise.
COUNTRY PARsoS.
Pennington, ". j., Oct 8, 1881.
lAll cases or packages of goods, if sent to the
Women's Auxiliary, National Relief Association,
22d Regiment ArInory, West Fourteenth-st., New
York City, and marked For Michigan Suiferers0
will be forwarded free Of charge. OF course The
TRIBUNE cannot undertake to procure receipts
from Michigan for such articles as sent in this
manner, but our correspondent may be assured that
any goods forwarded through the Relief Assoca-
ton will be wisely and promptly distributed among
the sufforors.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
DIED.

AKrN-At his residence East Greenbush, " Y, Monday.
October lo BealamE Akin u the I'm year Of his age
attend funeral services at his late residence on Thursday,
Carriages VIII East Albany Station
arrival OF the a. M tram from NewNork, and until l3O
Ferry. Please omit flowers
BLAKE-At 1877 5th-ave., wednesday, October IL,
Funeral services viii at calvary Church. corner 4th.
and 2lstst IN Friday, October a. at IL O'Clock
Boston papers please copy
cLUssMAN-on Tuesday October H. Greenwich, Conn.
lamar T., widow Of the late william H. Clnssnan. H. D.,
Funeral viii take place ifop the NJ f. Church, Greenwich
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at D.
CURREYAt COurtlandyile Peekskil MY, Tuesday,
october / l, Ehza9eth, wife OF BENJAMIN Currey lr
funeral services at her late residence Friday October Ia at
GILLEsPYon Monday morning October 10 1881 Of pneu
mOnia sobn w. Glliespy IN the 43d year Of bis
aud friends 81 the family also me members o. TIE
F. ana NJ are respectfully invited TO- attend ts inneai
morning. 18th inst. at IL o'clock.
InteTment at Greenwood Cemetery
at his residence no Is Park-ave Josiah Gilbert Holland
In the year II his
Funeral services at No 40 Psrkaye at Up M Friday octo
Springfield Mass saturday october l5 with
NEwTON-On sunday, October 8, Robert Safcrd Newton
NJ. d., in tie 63d year Of his age.
his late rSssnSe 80 10 st, rharsdiy,
1S, at O'Clock p. m.
sCHoALson Tuesday, october H. Francis P. schoals, in
Funeral al residence No. 27 West I5ths, Thursday
Friends are requested to send flowers
sYMoN In Guaymas Mexico, the 4th inst, OF perons
waller W Symon, aged 81 years
THORBURN--SuddeTly at SchOdack Landing, n. Y, Mar
garet A.. wife o the late Joseph +. Thorburn.
wEsT,At woo4sturg, L. l. October To- 1ar9d son Of wm
WKIGHT-At sea Bright y. j.. Wednesday morning
Wright " D., OF NeS-York.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
TAMMAYYs APPEAL TO VOTERS.

TILE CONVENTION ASSAILED-TAMMANf PuNlSuED
FOR ITS OFFENCES IN lo79-DEFkAF or TUE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY INTENDED.
ALBANY. Oct. IA committee of The Tam
many Han delegation appointed draw up address
70 the voters II the State concerning the exclusion OF the
delegation from the Democratic state Convention hh-
ished their labor to-day. The address, as ia the case
with all Tammany addresses is lOug. its chief points
are as follows
What means this insult TO a great body OF true ani
lova Democrats this assault upon the integrity OF oar
party at time when unOn aud harmony are essential TO
aucee.s and Aiccess this state IL Of tncaculHbe I'M
portance TO the Democracy OF the whole Nation Are
they gha stsed now for refusing To vote for candidate
for oyernor against their solemn protestin 1879 whom
thew cOnd not support without sacrificing Heifespeot
and manhood they earnestly supported te rSst ol
,n tice and would have elected every other candidate
mon IL as well HOrao mOur, Jr but IOr the hoto-
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
politital Noiltes.

IXth Assembly District Republican Association "A
win he held at Dle-,ker building Friday
ryrng the purpose Of electng Delegates %
thc se geral entons Polls open from 10 10 OcocA
GFoW LUCKRY Sec'y JOHN w. JACOBUs, Pres't
XItb Assembly District Republican A. Association meets
at lO5 Nest 3lth.S october - 1881, at u. m.
J. W. HAwEs Secy. CHAs. A. PEABODY, JR, Pres't
XItb Assembly District Republican AssOciati0n.-Prt
mary delegates 60 nominating conventions oce
ber lS~ at IU7 West Stth.st. Polls open from u
j. w HAwEs Sec'y. CHAs. A. PEABODY, JR, Pres'e
XVIII Assembly District Republicnn Association.=fn
mary he'd at ha quarters No. 90 est o9
n am Friday evening October H. 1881. for the election VI
delegates to the several Republican conventions.
POLLS open fr riui tc Id O'Clock T. m
ISAAC T. SISkIND, President
MICHAEL T.. GLAZE, Secretary.
NXth Assembly District Republican Association.
urinary a. ton for delegates e. County and other Con
yentions will 54 East 5ithst Friday ih INST
open from Z until 10 p m SOl'OS H. SNliA'
TnI.NiiR SttIRI n- Sscrettry President
NNIst Assembly District Republican Association.
Relr meeting Oi the Association and primary eircuon
for delegates the several conventions VIII be held az Morton
Hall East j9th ST., Friday evening IAN INST Pos open
TO 10 p. m. JAIOb nFspo' iiosi'ehS
ROM. o. n. FORD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
VISITORS STILL AFLOAT.

While the French guests of the United States
IRE enjoying themselves with the halls dinners and
pepons rendered them by the citizens Of Baltimore the
German guests are still the sea- and the Recep
tion Committee is holding hourly sessions in the
Bible House, vainly wondering when the Herder
will arrive The German societies even more at
Than the descendants of Ven Steuben for II the steam
ehip does arrive to-day not only viii 10000 Germans
be disappointed who had prepa ed to tramp five miles In
the mud tonight in honor OF the Faherland," but
also the singing societies. who were rehears'
ing their most patriotic songs last night in prepar-
alton for the serenade which may be given tonight.
The due Tuesday will probably arrive this
morning. The only change in the genents for the
reception from those already announced IN THE TRIBUNE,
4 that sstanSecretary Of State Walker Blaine has
been sent from Washington 10 assist Geseral Adams,
Minister TO Bolivia, IN welcoming the visitors in behalf
of the United States The tOrohght procession which
has been arranged, viii start from Turn Hail. in East
Fourths at o'clock tonight and proceed up the Bow
cry and ThTdave. 10 FOureenth-s 10 Fourthave., 10
Twentytlird-st, TO MadisOn-aye TO Twenty sevenhst
10 Fifhave SeveDteenthst and then the Everett
House, in Union Square, where the procession Will dis
band
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


ANDREW D. WHITE, Esq. ETC.. Etc, Ete Be'ltn;; ,o,,
SIR: During the darkest period of the Re{oluhonary
dered his sword in aid OF American Independence:
Frederic William Augustus, Baron oteup1h' JYi5gu H.;
6strous winter of I7iS He attesed the sincerity OF his
attachment TO the patriot cause % esp"uSlns II WG s
fortunes were adverse, its prospects gloomy, ana s
hopes-but the intense zeal OF the peope-weiI nSh
crushed -, 49,. ,,.,,
the most cordial welcome, and Immediately pacea on
duty nspector-General OF the Army 1e'.,1u @ hi
eptOme of tie Revolutionary struggle lie had stTNc1
in the Seven Years War the sta OF the Great ffe
derrick and had acquired in the campaigns OF that master
Of military service the skill and experience SO lhn"n
needed by the unframed soldiers Of the Continental
Army The drill and discipline and effective Organlza-
tOn which under the commanding patronage OF WASH
ington were at once impaired 10 the American Army by
the zeal and dgence Of Steuben, transformed the vol
and eyies into veterans VINO succesSluuy
met the British regulars in all the campaigns OF that pro
Tie inai Surrender of the British Army under Lord
Cornwas occurred at YORKTOWN, virginia, ON the l9th
day OF October, 17Sl Baron Steuben bore most con-
spicuOus in the arduous campaign which ended 50
lot to receive the first official notification OF the proposed
captuatOn and TO bear 1t TO the lustious Commander
The centennial Of that great event in American history
is TO be celebrated with appropriate observance ana
ceremonies on the approaching anniversary AN dl-
rected by the President to tender through you an invita-
tiOn to the representatives OF Baron oteuDeh ia III
Germany To attend the celebralon as guests OF Ie o
ernment OF the United States. You VIII communicate
the invitation through the Imperial Minister Oi fOeyh
Affairs and will 10 him the very earnest desire
of this Government that II shall Dc accepted.
Those VINO come as tue TtIJtSchtttINco va D'''oi
Beubens family viii he assured, i'll day OF peace and
prosperity, OF welcome as was given TO Their
hlustrous kinsnan in the dark days OF adversely ana
war They will De the honorcd guests of ifty millions OF
Americana vast number Of whom nave German Diood
ia their veins. and constitute Of the most worthy
and valuable clements that maze up the strength O The
Republic. Intensely devoted with patriotic hdehty 10
America they yet RETAIN and cherish ana transmit the
most afectiOGate memory Of Fatlerand To these the
visit oteubcns relatives Will have something OF
the revival of family ties, while 10 all Americans OF
whatever origin the presence OF German guests Wil
afford fitting opportunity OF testfyng their respect Tor
within
included much of human gr!ldeur and human
progress l am, sir your obcdient servant,
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13

The fore IN nails for ths ueeN 81 llng SArURDAr.
October l5 1851. will close at this oihee on TU sDAr
10, europe, by steamship Nevada VIA 9ueeastosa
on WEDNESDAY at $40 a for Europe, by steamship
be via Bremen Correspondence Tor Ire
land must be specially aidresssd and al a. @ Tor rrlsi
v .te.nship SCyhia Queenstown lcorre iYr
Great rtain European countries must be specially
adresse) for France direct by steamship an
ada wa Hayrei I'll itSDAY at C3O a. n for huroie
NV steamship Adatc. via Queenstown correspondence iu
germany aud France be specially afdressed ald al y %
a. m ior Europe by steamship CtmDr via Plymouth SheI-
bouIe and HAMBURG SATURDAY AT a. n for Euroi e,
by steamship City OF Berlin via Queenstown CORE ghaan.s
for tsrmany scotland must bo specially aditssed
M A. n f0r scotland direct, Oy steamship tifcasss
Glasgow; aud at for Belg um direct Dy steAmsmp go
aud at IL fof EUROPE -
Mosel southampton and Bremen Ihs nam M S ~ aor
wall and Outh Pacnc close AONDA1 ~ ~ nv; ,no
mails for Cuba the West Indies and Mexico cose on No
DAY nj l:3O p The mails Tor NeH~iou"p ~ p.s % snt ~. 20
rIIIrRSDAY at d. The mas TOT JtnaV ese Ahu,s
sayanilt &C. close FRIDAY at9a M Inc tn.Is iys
aytI close on FRI DAY At 10 M i5e mans LOT
and Tnrla close on sATU kDAl AZ a. IN me mails 40 or
s' vJS,- usart Islands close SAIIhDA1 CT n lho
n tne " 5,r - Thomas close AIURDAl at ~ m The
siis for Greyown aud Por Limon close on sAIC hDAf
~ 10 Th malls for CHINA ann Japan close october ~ AZ
e ". m rhe mails atrAia &c, close october 10 Al
ISV ~ III Inv HENRY o. PEARSON. PesssAstsG
Sast e,Inee SeSYerk Oc- To- lsol
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13

BENToN-CHAPMAN-On Wednesday. October s, at St
Peters Church, Perth Ambov, ". j., by William
3 Boardman assisted by the Rev. j.. r. Miller Cleveland
f0rDes Benr0n and Rnth RapeUe daughter Of James NJ
Chapman. esq. all OF Perth Amboy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 9Th inst. at Trinity
Chapel. by the Rev. William II. Harrison, ID. d., Albert
Bulus to Mary Jean Porterhed daughter Jehu aong
worth.
CROSBY-SCHlEFFELIN-O Wednesday, October - at
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev John Ha
D. d., Ernest Howard Crosby ~ Fanny Kendall daughter
OF IL. Maunse Sehiedein
GARDNER-CRABB-At Christ Church. Manhasstt, /. l.,
by the Rev. ] j.. Homans, the 18th inst, Edward r.
Gardner ~ Eleanor daughter OF Edward CTabb Of
Neck, L. l.
PAGE-BUTToN-on Tuesday, October H. 1881. by the
Rev. A. H. Riggs, Mr.. George III. Page 10 Eliza daughter OF
L. Button, esq, all OF Waterford, y. Y. No cards.
T0WNSEND-WkIGHT-At LOckport, N. Y, Wednesday,
October - 1881 by the Rev Dr. Foster Ely, the
dnce OF the brides parents Charles Townsend of New
York, Ia Louise O.. daughter OF Edwin g. Wright
WEED-MAYHEW In Brooklyn Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der H. 1881 by the Rev. Almon Gunnison George WWecd
10 Hannah " MAYHEM, daughter OF the late Philip May
hew, all of brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
PREPARATIONS AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Admiral Porter will
leave here on the United States steamship Dispatch to-
morrow Yorktown, arrange for the naval portion
OF the programme in the forthcoming celebra-
tion. He will return Saturday or sun
day as the Dispatch will probably be used to convey to
Yorktown the President and members OF the Cabinet,
who will 90 down on Tuesday next
committee selected by tine Secretary OF State viii
visit Baltimore tomorrow, and escort the French guests
10 this city, where they will remain until Monday. On
that day they will embark for Yorktown the steamer
CITY of Peeksh chartered for their by the state
Department and viii visit Mount Vernon on tho way
down ne
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
aAMpIE nEMOCRATIC TRICk.
Non, be Eochegter Democrat dnd ChTo'''e.S i'P'
b'D.i' '''' =. -, oIIa and an amliDle &c

hOfNftttF 4, 10
Mr. Bayard is an able amt an amiaple hc vonid Evnid
tleynan hui the people cOnttml1al'u Ie ,,rsi
te nlaced I'm tho III rect line Of succesoh 70 Senators
9ency Ills election, prior to the adusloI W m iTraee
MN derency and trayesty of the popnidr VIZ, @
Denocratc pnrty has not been IN he Lol, o ana has
a., for sroh trning criticisms as ce, hu
always tired 10 grasp the substance OF p'WerA A y, de
ni 20 t. eoI,es involved. Bat the deed is uone
@ is ,'t Eelv IN he und0ne. Senator Ednunds hl!
make speechcs aultless in their logic and &
iI G r. dents involved but senator Bayard VIII
id . - a. f,aycI inst the same, and the country must
oor,Ie In him the constitutional President IN the
event of the death OF General ArthHr
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
SYLVESTER DOOLITTLE.

OswEGO, n. Y, Oct. l2.-Sylvester Doolittle,
one OF the Oldest residents OF this city died last night
Mr.. Dooi,tle was born at Whesb0rough, Oneida
County, January II, 1900, and learned the trade OF
ships carpenter at SOdus Point In 1922 he removed tD
Rochester, where he built the first feet OF boats known
Lae boats After the construction Of railroad, he
came O. Oswego in 1886 He built the Vandalia and
aftoTward several other screw prOpcers the first
launched for lake service.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13

ley Rain has fallen since last report in New-Engand
and the Middle Atlantic states, the Lake region ana
Ohio Valley. The winds i'm New England, the Middle
Atlantic States the Ohio Valley Tennessee and Lower
Lake region southery In the UpperL Lake regioh te
Upper Mississippi ard Missouri Valleys they are sOuth
westerly in the Gulf States they s0utheastery'
Indications for to-fiV
For the Middle Atlantic States. partly cloudy weatner
rain sOutlwesterly winds stationary or lower pal-
omefer stationary or higher temperature.
For NewEngland. partly cloudy weather alu ralu'
sOutWestery winds, falling followed py fiSlhs Daro0
ter, stationary or higher temperature.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

Republican Ohio has not forgotten Republican republican
The Government stn lives, HI,n nnols ~ 12epJ
Goyernment.-P Philadelphia Press '''Py one. per-
Tbe State campaign will be que. Pnei apIess
hays the dGst kno So,5 in putting sgeaEes into
the Democratic MANAGERS Ts ne Fparty viii provide
iaS nSsnS ndS for E9eT every Herald ,a
The action Of the epS4sPa ss%as Of II 1ts1
ton e election OF nrd tcpore tue usual Demo
Sfnn Sac q bundq eanpo l oSps %S Of people were dis
result w w Newark Advertiser (Aep)
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
LATEST SHIPPING NRKs
PORT OF NEW.YORk. .....oCr II. 1881.
ARRIVEr

PORT OF NEW-YoRk.....oCr H. 1881.
ARRIVEr
ship CarnaFv0n Castle (r Blaekmore Calcutta loo day
Win mdse 70 whitney (. Bros; vessel 10 w Mlryan.
Bark Helene Ger Geries Hamburg 80 days with salt ana
empty barrels 70 ORDER vessel tO j A Paul.
THE MOVEMENTS OF SFEANEa5
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRISTOL, Oct l2Auived steamer Gloucester (Brj Petera
hOm New-YOrk. ~
HAyRG oct 2saled. Sueyia Ger) Franzen from
Hamburg hence for New.York.
AMERICAN PORTS
CAPE DESPAIR Oct l2 Passed inward steamer NiIfmach
from Liverpool
PmLADELPuA, Oct 12-Arriyed steamer MayAov er David
son. from New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13

when Mr. Robbins became 100 years old, year ago
last May, the occasion celebrated in Copenhagen In
holiday style. Nearly all the buildings in the town dis
played the National flag, and procession visited Mr.
Robbins's house, led by Land PLAYING Aud Lang
Syne" Fifty guests each about seventy years old sat
down TO a dinner presided over by Mr.. Robbins. A
speech WINS made by Mr. Robbins, who repeated the
fourteenth chapter OF job from memory. few days
before celebration speeches referring TO Mr. Robbins
had been made by Mr.. Chckerng ana hr AVord III the
Assembly and resolution had been passed. These were
read al the dinner Many curious relies we're exhibited
at the time including the original commission OF BenJd-
min Franklin Robert Morris, October H. 1776, rs
members of the Committee Secret Correspondence Oi
the Continental Congress. Nathaniel Sylvester who was
then over ninety years OF appeared In the pro-
In carriage over twenty six years Od drawn
by pair OF horses twentyseven and twentynne years
old.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
DEPARTURE OF GENERAL HANCOCK.

General Hancock left Governors Island yes
companied by Captains Wharton and Ward, OF his per-
sonal stah and by General A. j. Perry, Chief Quarter
master, General W. s. Mitchell, Assistant Aduant-Gen
era aud Major Asa b. Gardner, the Judge Advocateen
ers OF the Department, and Division staff and Dr. Jane
post Governors Island. The party went
BY rail- During the last few days between four and live
hundred men have been encamped at Governors Island
They from various Eastern posts, were await
ing transportation TO Yorktown
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
,.n1rrs nE RossIsM IN PENNsYL.EN-AANSlA,

NJ ,,,Iy cir,npnt of strength i'll Mr. Wolfe,s
ei With the people lies in their conn M eHsc ,cts ~ r m
6onssty is judged by his past record ar rn from
9,heG ~ and formally indoI-r1 by state ConHenuOn iC
of whic6 the guilty Of these Ieausrs th cam
" " ~ ,l,ese f,rts conlA he elimnated nom the =
{r 6barl.y pfe's following wOuld not hnl9ns 80 ~, "
eSrpora guard Because they cannot pe u ~, Wy 'ns of
i pav IL i'm danger of being sacrlnceu iOl 'ho
~ , noliticol household. The Losses are reHpOsi
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13
A DorFF1rL SHOW OF COURAGE.

ITOIn Tie RicNmOnu UlSDNT.V N4''"'Ii1 n -, 20
Our letters and our visitors holn an DARTS VI. VI.
the State brug MS the news that Daniel, Barbour a
Minpey viii surely be elected; that even the dOupteis
of earlier d,ys are rejoicing Ia the iuhess oa ~ -
homes Ruf eternal vigilance is the price Oi success n
lax your efforts and you defeated, ye sloh po ny,
Gratis Arouse your neighbors, ana nnelf connehoT VII
add fuel 10 the flame of your zeal, MOrh, "olh,
for fonr more weeks and your dehyerance Is aSsule
THE MahOneites will never again be heard o.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 13, a. m.-The movement III
the barometer yesterday steadily downward GEAR
weather followed by cloudy weather. with occa-
sona rain after 10 a. ID. The temperature ranged De-
tween 3S- and 62' the average o64p oelhs ~ t,
than on the orrespondng day 10 year, and o higher
than on Tuesday. ,,.
Warmer and cloudy weather, with occasional rtih9'
followed by partly coudy or fair weather may DO eA-
peCtgd TO-DAY in thls city and vicinity.