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New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
CONTINUED Ar4CHE ArRoCI71i 5.

CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-Dispatchcs TO TIE Times
r"h Las VEGAS, y. NJ. dated Aug,l-t H. gay: Mcagrc
news reached ts city AT late hour as night the
ApachcS had swoopcl down II small Mexican village
eighteen miles from Flo Pa, pon, on the Atlantic
ana racine Hallway and murdered twcnty out of
the t"ouil nine mluhiinnS. The two McNicans who
mAde good their escape were nearly exhausted when
hcy reached the railroad, and had thcir bor4es shot
do"h Ifom under thcn before they got reach of
thr Indians From The scanty news nttaimable on ac
count o me broken tcrgrIphic communications IL an
Ieit n me hparhcrcouIl"trly ~uirouici! The village
Nh hidh ihE ~rtP" Tor she doomed nuYos
tn' me trb 90 ihc Indiana their olt ard uinrrh
tnI"uSh 10" W-t'' rncSs l. marked with
n'"HSh'u huh ihc lndeunnt citizens of this section
tnt c"i'tl demand tGnt tnc Government uut Il large
io''f 81 Uo"p- IN the hcld iuntdiutr, and WINE en-
ul'S "nl OF tAtHIrhcc the T,d devils are commit
mhE Such terrible slaughter and atrocities anung The
whites aud McNicaus. ~
SANTA FE' n NJ. Aug. li-C'iarcs y Cough came to
ths Town y'st relay afternoon with tho report that he
WIS a''''h"" by seven Apache Iudians sixteen miles
IRON mere, on the road to Wallace; tnt he killed one
N'u Woulhch Three others aud escaped without "A
WouhN but Wth ms hat iui 0f bulcs Ine she-i1 aud
Possc Oh men nave gone oui 10 the of the fight
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
WoRK DELAYED Ar THE pUBLiC STORE

Inc announcement made some weeks AGO bv Soc
retaly Window that on August 10 the work in the
puhilc store III this city would be done bv co tract
WAS received with little favor ly the Government
employees. ~ great was their objection to the new
system thai, at meeting IN which they protested
against the change. resolution was adoptcd to tho
thect That II tbe Government let o,ii tie yor, of
ii""liug ana s0Fngtht goods received AT thr pnbic
si"i lh"N "ouih not reInHn to ln rnIpluVed hy The
cohlrat tors, who shoud be selected o do the work
ihey ciaincd that under the existing system he
work was honestly and efficiently done and a the
ichSt eXpeuSe consistent with such service Tho
Goh'fact Tor one year was awarded to The iirm oi
hey@s a. Shckiiey for $4,000. Saturday the old
empioyes were discharged aud 80 men were en-
gagged To replace them. OF these only fiiteen or
twenty went to work yesterday, and tney
were without comp"tent furclcu. In con
srqnencr of this lark of trained labor in
the store, the vicinity of Washington and Laig t-ss
was soon blocked with hundreds of carts and pro-
iane drivers, who were unable to get any goods
gi" So urgent that it was thought best to have the
oiu employees return 10 work. and their fornlrr
wages were promised ii they would .io So They re-
ised thesr tehs ad said that they did not propose
10 accommodate the contractors while they secured
other men. '
AS L o'clock, however, the old force of
employees went 10 work and .he DAYS work which
nad bec1iae almcSt boneicssy delayed war nearly
aceonpi,sheh al night. IL is IOght hat the diili
cuity VIII be satisfactorily adjusted without delay.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
THE CROPS OF EUROPE.
RUSSIA-FRANCE-FSGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-A dispatch from Paris
states that the Bulletin ds Haies, agricultural journal
estimates That the wheat crops Will be scnsibIy under
ihe average. Barley and are also estimated to
show deficit. Maize also gives rise to much npeosi
ness III thc east and south of France Rye is of GOOD
quality, but under the average
The Manchester Gu0rdan says:
Inc Nussan Mnistry or the Interior is con stderin
measures Tor preventing the productive power of The
people from being improperly turned to accounf Nv
specuiators II s Intended to establish official conr9
over an the Russian grain markets. the ioreicn do
nand, anu over the price of grain IN the Empire "
TIE ADrlclturat Go-ette SAYS:
According 10 the of our correspondcnt, o th
hunper OF acres under wheat about 81 per give nm
average yeid ana about III per cent give under and
per cent over the average Barley will considerably ex
ceed the average Oats are Disappointing Begna
peas and green crops generally than they al
one time promised Harvest, which IL was feared M, ne
THE would be late, was expedited by the in July
aud Is general. - ""'''
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEwroRT r. L., Aug. I5.--it looks now as
IL tio present week wOuld be of unusual briiancy
Notwithstanding the fact that several hundred transient
guests took their departure this morning, the Indications
are that the hotels Will be quite well patronized and
before Saturday night every bed viii be occupied
the case last week.
The fox-hunt this afternoon was not well attended.
Less than dozen persons IN ut the death. After
chade OF forty minutes stiff country the beast
waa run to death The brush was awarded To Center
Hitchcock. OF NewYork, and the pads Lloyd S. Bryce
riders were thrown
Colonel and Mrs. N NJ. Beckwith, Of New-York, gave
dinner at the Casino this evening the guests being Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Goeet, Mr.. ana Mrs. 4 +. Cushing, H.
l.. winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Astor, Frederick w
Stevens the Misses Stevena, Miss Iivngson, g. H. Red
mOnd Il. Zebrowski, Mr. and Mrs. s. S Howland, Lieu
tenant Drayton, u. NJ Miss Paul. Mrs Paran Stevens
and Miss Kern0chan.
The championship court tennis match between Henry
Boakes OF Canada, and Thomas Petit, of Boston, re-
suited In victory for the latter three of
five setts. handsome purse OF money and the cham
ponsilip of America awarded the winner
Bishop Huntington. Of New York; Charles Bray and
wife and Miss Young of Kingston. N " at the Hotel
Aquidneck
A. Ladenburg, of New York. has arrived at the Bedford
cottage. Bath Road
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
4 YOUNG WTFE'S DESPERATION

Mrs. Annie Charlton, seventeen years old. at
tempted to commit suicide last evening IN the house
of her father. James Cannon, No 800 West Twen-
ueth-st.. by taking poison. She was married TO
Charles Charlton, dIssipated young man. about six
months ago, and went to live with him nj 30. 4lS
West 1hrtN-Second-st. Her married life was
made so unhappy by her husbands habits that
sue was obhged to separate from him
last Thursday. She returned 10 her fathers home
on that day Her husband sold all her furniture il
was sad, IN order to buy liquor. Last evening She
sent ncigabors child To drug store % bay )
cents worth al Paris green. but the druggist sold
the child an insect poWdc which was comparatively
harmless. Mrs Charlton swallowed the powder but
rs II ,ld not make her sick Immediately she sent
ihe ehild to another store and procured an ounce Of
lauddBunl. She took the laudanam and soon after
she was discovered violently III. An ambulance
was summoned and she taken TO the New-lorA
Hospital. Her recovery WAS deemed doubtful last
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
TIE ACCUSED MOLLIE NAG UIRES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuxE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
uNIoNTowN, Penn, Aug. l5.-The eight al
legged Moies arrested for the murder Maurice Healv
were given a hearing here to-day at . o'clock upon
wits ot hbeas corpus The leading for the prose
cuton Charles T. Boyle, opposed to having the
oners admitted 10 bail The Court sustained his nosi
non The accused men were remanded for hearing on
frday, when the Commonwealth will produce SO il ia
claimed sufficient evidence hold them for trial Ca,-
tain Linden was not present to-day ewl be at the
hearing on Friday
twenty-five inen were ordered To be special
oHcefs ny Judge Wilson, TO lac n attendance on Friday
some very significant signs noticed have been
lhhde on the part OF persons in attendance af the
cuurtroo, and. the Molie Naguires are known 10 he
s,"E h're lars were expressed tnat might be
hHrinhcd Ihe terrorism OF the the Mol
Hes was plainly shown AT the corober's INQUEST when
the Witnesses answered in whspcrs begged thar fhe
noriaion they gave might he kept secret because IL
II became known their lives wouid safe. None OF
hc men nave weakened yet hut IS the impression that
the right persons have been secured.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
THE NUGDLR or SPoTYED r.4IL.

EVIL RESULTS OF MAINTAINING TIE OFFICE or
HEAD CHIEF II TiE INDIAN 4LIri.~.
WA>HINGTON, Aug. IA rcrort has been
received al tine Interior prpartlnent from Ruscbua
Agency giving additional details OF the killing o Spotted
TAIL together with suggestions rroposlug change in
local Indian government:
New evidence has been Developed which throws % dr.
icrth hGhi up'u thc affair It to have hccr ITO
OF Hihutd Tau lie CohSpirators we're lew but og
desperate araccr an! had fully made 40 their minds
tlat u m" ciei wouid nnt rcsi,u the, would kh him
me fihg!tHucr Wa" blaCk CROW, who now natr4 no
secrGt1 s inicuons. iis ambition wns to hold Spot
lc iaIS position and f "a couI b. accomplished b
IAr means tcy dd NOT scrupe to the foul ANA
cOwaidly means.
The ositiom ol head chief sa hindrance TO ciy,n-
ilui ttc hliu object ~ tAlS % Ccuirtl.
n powcl IA lluHcu To do this he str r,,.
uhuc t'i"a rcdious TO prevent has people scnti. ring
over thc rcrrrVat'u for tho purpose Of tuEuc an, ,
mrhts or hnd lie must gather them IN villages " Gro
thf5 can Keep 1lN" ther nArDaruus cis tola dances
etc In short, 10 rctab has huf "a ciucf oyer t. u
GoNeihmthi i"r 80" al innate ctNifzaton of fudlnr.
nay" 20 recommend that purccssor To Spotted Tan
De appointed that li- son, Noune ~roitta Tau b..
rccnFh'zcd - "hirt az hi~ immediate band ntd tpa
M any tn' Representative al the tribe stsl d. = red
AZ washington for rouicrriu- upon the iuur .ts of
ils people" ne shan hc CluRfn VITA special reference Ia
ms Hi'lNrure ahd IoY atty 10 the
Iic agent ""ui" l'r tir brst judge.
lhc prompt action IN nrrr-pp the WErrrrr
Tan hha had tbe most suong effect upon the ,o ople ut
large Al excitement - a!laJ ed.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday Aug. Is, 1881.
Alexander NJ. sullivan Home Rule member ot the
rouslY i'll.
h'ni "i armed men Ialdod more thaa fifteen houses
In the town of Mistreet County Cork, yesterday in
search Of guns. ''' 49,
A correspondent writes To rkc Times from Val
uAnzasca lay. stating that S;nor Marncil distin-
guiShcd member Of the Italian Anime club whhe at
tempting Tie ascent Of Mount Rosa wns
overwhelmed ln an avalarche together with two guides.
GoLEITA, Aug. l5.-Fifty oonYicts escaped from
PRISON last evening, armed themselves and rushed
dhlouSa IN" streets, al except two escaping for time.
IhcN were ali rcchptuGcd.
bERiiN, A"<. l3.-NiulSter White has had farewell
audience with the Emperor of Germany and presented
ms tiers oi recall " VIII proceed ION remain
IhE lhti' Snort time bcH'lr smiling for Nrv-York
ATHENS, Aug. l5.-rhe European CommiSsi ,ncrs have
decided tn allow the Turks i've days delay. instead of
fifteen day ia which to surrender the sccond zone or
thc territory rcdcd 90 Greece
DUf,nAE Aug. I5.-rhc Bocr nag was hoisod nt prc.
tcrid, Ia sue IraASSHll on August ,.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
DIED.
ALIXANDER-Snhaenl,

ALLXAN DER--suddcuiy on sdoDday. Angus, IL Ar,hu,
;,eTSsSr Sas'isi m az oe sst and B'is
Relatives aud fri"uss favited
BhtNroN-At Jsmsi,a. L. j. On the 18th Inst James J.
F9lerai at Grace Church, Episcopal 4So O'Clock D. m
Reiarang at sdioeS D. M. Al SO fA'oashaVe At S'2o
EL9EED9EIn I a: ,cklyn sunday Ausu., u Pay Dsreo
az %lSh & S De % pnSase from has .s saeaoe No
late Rev Charles Fletcher he y = last S 3 cSn'sT % ae
F9sra service, i., the residence sr Charles NJ
0Ii1sS.S WI % III attendance ARRIVAL Of llS
FnSs . ,,,s Angnst IS william Barnet Kue
Ciy OO'""s al 40 O'Clock iro" $50 'erseS~Ne. Jersey
MARTINE-Ar & Fanwood, M. on saturday. Aus.uss Ia,
JSnn a. Nariiie. IN tile 7siii year Of his ase -
Mssnrsia Ansst ~ ~ so - - a''eia esr iaheisi on
Train ic'ss 6y hsiiiosS fcdI It rsDec1y.s,
on M Mn.Nln stnriay morning August Is. issi. gisls4s
FqEs,s Ps.,.I irG% & -. 1g IS r. SsgspS No 50 West s4 on
Friends S lii SSay e ONT e. feSsfs S 'i''N a. H.
PRAYon Monday. August 10 Ann Russon P.ay N5cov, %
Fqeer9i re- services ~ n O'Clock Wednesday Aurast
Train n leaves an, ISs ,Ss ~ w, Mii1 Nh al;S; Piai9.. ,
Carriages win be waiting depot upon arrival Of tr,n
RIcHAkDsoN,In Brooklyn on sunday. lslh inst Or.
Edward r. richardson. aged 81 years -
FIRST Church Porreo%ist 'O O''0'N = ~" a. 'eo
raa c1e cns ws a ads 1es"n s" s. S 52Fss ss e 4
Angus. g. d ! O'Clock d. M. 10y
lnierncDt private.
SLADE-on sunday, August "a 1851. Gertrude daughter
NJ. ai -''"
Funeral services at the Churc, ~ the Ascenn
corner uf lo 81. and 5th ave Wednesday AEruss
$50 a. -'' -e0- -
srICKLER-At Luzeme. Saturday morning ISM .sst.
ie'lsi youngest daughter o. Joseph ~ and ,Ite
Her funeral win take place at her late residence Ceirf
hfailse y. J. on Wednesday. August L.
Friends aDd relatives 10 attend without fr1her
-~--'Nt
Carriages at depot.
WAsHBO RN-At VINEYARD Haven. Mass. on Aug-st l2
OF ubcrNu ons meningitis. Bdith Lansing M
Lansing e aud Marian .. MashhaTI, Grand
OF The late 'oNandel " BRADFORD aged "a iaonths.
Funeral services al Vineyard
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
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FINED FOR SELLING BEER.

mere was large attendance in Recorder
court in Bayonne yesterday. when the oases
o1rk ana James ToDner, two of the volunteer
called The defendants were for,nal,v charaa, ,'
eon ~ neh and Russell with selling beor without
,p y was % alleged that they sold beer TO the
thus bringing ~ m Tue parges tied To the pier
otsers wIe s lss week e5counciman Reilly and two
eaed vs, .e same offence. The first of the
was fined no az Was MI Scott, who pleaded guilty and
bsnp So -, ~" ~ cOsts on each OF the charges the tot Al
men Rnssell 1 and dIYnnsr pleaded guilty and Poiee
Ing beer m , ynch testified that they saw him sell
beor were rnIshed eSdIei%eS iSr Testified That sixty kegs Of
Highland was n, 10, OF ,he excursion, and all used
had pase, AZ ne could not remember whether or not he
The kssnr any Deer before the bargss left the uier
aud costs ioena Tonner guilty and fined him $50
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
SWINDLING 4 RAILR0AD COMPANY

Many OF the passengers on the Erie Railroad have
been beating " the company in peculiar way for
some time. The fare to West End from all points
along the road is 10 cents less than to Jersey City
The conductors collect all the tickets before the
train reaches West End, and afterward It is diff
cult matter for them TO distinguish between the
Jersey Cliv and the West Fad passengers. Some of
the passengers who know this buy their tickets only
in Jersey City, thereby saving 10 cents. Yesterday
afternoon Conductor Cooper collected n West End
ticker from Lawrence OConnel resident of this
city, ana when the train arrived at West End see
Ing that oConncll dld not Get Oft, he went To him
for the rest OF his fare. OConnell refused To nav if
Upon the arrival of the train in Jersey CiNt
conductor arrested him and took him before Justice
DAVIS, Mho, ul9n hearing the eondurt tors story
which OConneIi did moi deny, fined him So and
costs. OComnel refused To pay this saving that if
e was sent to jail he would sue the company for
damages The Justice committed him TO the city
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
WESTERN UNToNs pRosprRyry
fnteruies0 ufDs General Wilson. sn ~ p ~.
C,enf fIaaaala aal....a ]. 4 - ----.

fnterceeso NTH General Wilson, IN NJ y zy,n>s
or5a fenuehlah asked lis it necessary. i'm
shall have ta poles along the railroasse ss s ~
"orI y IL an ADVANTAGE 10 get tie railroads ~
Ihe American Union had lis lines largely alone 49,.
wagon-rosds alongs and just outside the fence ns
-, .ne rlroads II Is some advantage company 4,
nhe 's nnes alongside railroad track, because liz
makes II easier 10 patrol and inspect the lines ana k.,
tne wires up. don't think the telegraph co,npsny
pay pretty good price the railroads In the way ~
ael their telegraph business for them free II = gatfe
possible Tor company build and operate A good nav.
ing line without using the railroads by -
turnpike roads They considered a. the rail-
tps ana they have not the disadvanfage attached 20
lor Ieir use The railroads require the nse and 40
v,y take up about two Of three wires for their
The Western Union has great many Old wins in ,,s
srnf me expense OF maintaining good lines Is not
20 ~ per cent year ON their that IL l. true
ffnaan 70 keep hne in good order The Western
ooh Was more active in attending TO the tnateosora
i s es before the consolidation than IL has been
Srr suppOse the wires put up by the American Union
were as good wires there were in the cout,rx ~ ne
aneg were put M, aud II they have been we'll 1naa-
present Wesepu mp & ne perhaps the best portion OF tie
Mlson wa ext asked how the peoole Of the
IL sau me me prospect OF opposition IN treRrapbs
iney are very anxious for it, aud tie fesilrr
~ universal They desirOus being freed from even
ee OF PROSPECT of monopoly in telegrs9sss ur
absorbing or consolidating with other lines thai Do ot
ta y " wise IN regard 10 the acquisition of SOM of
pretty well worn when the union wns mate Nj
VI .Ie wires on those lines were of small ganxes a mr.
Mlt1 the Northwestern Telegraph Coropsnv T6 s
~ true of the Ohio and Mssissinpi 1f,s . olas %
general tbiu S mao naa 10 repair and rebuild il.
,nas,,s should say that this bus1ng an of al
i ls an iDcumbrance in auy eni.rT,rsss ana
on =" 4, n m ~ phing, because the companies hsn,
is lney and during Thar fan..s
IL ~ ,,eniei1ng Indifferent service - ~ ""'o
a0sS OF tbo lines OF the Western Union are either
de IN III oi sise nlddieaeed that iIs plant is good
ooai hhe a squeezed lemon" eO-
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
THE TERM OF THE SURROG 1TE

WAS MIR. CALVIN ELECTED FOR SIX YFARsY
Among the offices which the politicians have
peeh counting upon as vacant this year of Sur
roste' IL appears that the Surrogate himself has been
unth recently of the same opinion At least
his friends have been claiming that he wond
run as the Tanmany Hall candidate while
various other persons have been "layino
~res to secure the nomination from other organiza.
tons The appearance of the official notice from the
secretary OF state OF the offices filed at the rext
general election has confused the politicians however
it omits any of an election for surrogoto
While this would not be sufficient itself to preveut An
election for tis Office il found upon that Sr
Togate calvin now claims that term of office does uot
expire until December ,, 1882. Before the Secretary of
state issued his official notice wrote to The
cAing MS attention 10 the law OF IS7l which increased
th term o ONCE OF the Surrogate six Years and
asked whether MIR Calvin interpreted that law s
efhihg the tIne Tor which he was elected The SurTo
sae inheiaiey replied that he did erprct IT, and
me secretary OF state omitted auy no.
tce OF an election for Surrogate in tbis county fms Year
oauogate van Schaick, who elected In 1875 far
O. oru ia the hrst year of mis- term an0 the
poar oil SurcrYsors appointed Mr.. Calvin to the Office
reads fullOws - A0''' "ii'0n
sad offices (kecorder and Suriogafc hy deatL
hoh "f otherwise, the Board Superyiaors ~ sil f,
venerI are auehorized to MI sach vacancy until the
saoahcy, when an election shall be had 10 MI fbe me-
vacant. '"' 'oi'h ndu 90 become
Mr Calvin held Office und er tnis law nr,il IN. ,
svn ~, i IA 1876 when he elected. He now claims
the S was Tor SIX years, under chapter ~ of
'nc ia"s OF iS59 which Is as follows:
ne terIo of office the persons who sb.u baraaft.
v'oo,e" 10 the otcc of surrogate in The Citv and
'ouhiy OF New-York shall be six years "''
ve 70 the passage OF the term was three
m uoes moi repeal that ls47 in regard To iiro va
' . "'" surrogate must be elected this year.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PoBT OF NETWORK .....AUG IL. 1881,

POBT OF NETWORK ..--.AUG 10 1871.
ARRIVED.
sugar TO order. ~ N -"N-S" ~ ~"9S WIN
D., BARK Mb W Case Dermot Charleston DAYS with l,n
srig Robertson. Delano, Barbados Is avs with sav,r
chr Col sanford Race Smith Jacksonville 7aavs with
tihhtsf q sons; vessel 20 t.av
near Woodbury., Bsgley. Jacssolvile Itaava vs,h
10 q Hunter vessel N.st,.ft
shepherd, Clayton, davs
iu"s.I lo Aisop a Cara; vessel o. master. -
ln,fnr -, "a ~ Sipual jacksonville days with
a - 'NNoS'e' Jas A. NAN
schr James Ponir. Robinson Jacksonville aavs with
''Oei 1" Die" bucKi vessel 10 Slagiit Bsiey &
ihE MOVEAENrs Of SfEAdEaa
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Aug l5-ATTlved. Iizard sfeanaor IN.
queen tbfl Mhll~aD. nom New YORK. -
GLASGOW. os Sr.,,..
ka ltSrl, Bfaes. YORK.
LAME aug l5saed, 18th. state of Penusvlva
ma liSi, I.ittiti iTom Glasgow Tor Ncw-Nork.
hALifAA, aug lJ-Aruyec, Worcester H.dge
Boston. -iNNsos
sailed steamers Hbernian. for Liverpool; Gamma
AMERICAN PORT.
BOSTON, Aug l5ATlved. Marathon tRra Carett
Llsorpo"i; MllAesbaTIe Philadelphia.
IhiLA'tLFiDA, Aug 10 arrived. British KING
-e,'Ny sileip0p MayuoWeT, Davidson Nusk Ter
cules ana IOt;sVlc Portland;
ssDug anu Senapeie bOstOni ReaGug SALEM TonawaLda
BALnMoRE, Aug l5-Arrved steamers ossena sill tr,
ADAMS, Nc@-b Mm Lawrence March, Ne N.,rs
ieae steamers CarTabeaa, King IlyerTrssl. Cadureas
Slnph Wv ORA; Nm crane B0sioa, Mm krnne, frtg
oencei Safagossa. savannah.
Sailed steamers La Gae Caduceus Wn Crape ara ~ara
gosss w. N'"-' ~'~ H~i%
NKw-ORLEANs. Aug l5-Cleared steamers Barnard HAN
Liverpool Bedouin, sydney. ~
saHANNAh' Aug l5-Arrived, Santiago dc Cuba
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
5prrial Aotice5



Bruusgicix $aup..
In powdered form. Ready IS nliaI,es Ton va-,t,x
Delicious economical convenient GTocers sell them.
Form deyeiopDeBt--A remedy FOR attenuation Wonder
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Two nightS-D
Mineral Waters.
tONrift>S NAIER-ihe pnrest and safest a a refh
AVOID an coarse. Irritating
ooioesuci theS impair tle digestive and kdneys
Piles permanently dicated within three weeks No
hl.ie Sdute or catstc AL rectal diseases trsa
lars sent containing IelercnceS Dr HOII. Vest 29s-ss
-. Post Odice Notice.
The foreign mails the eliiug SATrRnAv
August ~ lSSl, viii close TT SDAN 7yO M
avr LOT Eerope Dy steamship Wyoming oneeh<town GA
VIA Queenstown Correspondence and France
must I've specially sdoresseil aud a
direct Dy steamship iaarent VIA Asyre anh a.
tserlnany &c iy steamship llbe and
Brcnen Correspondence for Britain Qtaer
European countries must DE specially sdr-ssedb is
DA1 At y a. tn- foe Europa ~ steamship krgallc
be specially addressed and 1o EuIope sis..u,
ship Mleiahd via Plymout cslerbonfg Hansbars on
sAIokDAh n 10 ul for Enrpr. nv stcsurshp City of
Ihtsier Queenstown
scotland nust be specially aidr.ss al N A. M s,~
Scotland direct by steamship a a n
hl lof Esrl by sDSAinslie oder. aud
beigena,d, Wa ANTI warp The the tnd sfa
Islands close Z ksD DAY At D. Tue malls ss f,,ss,
a Aisehlh VIA isaltimofc, close TUESDAY al S.su M
IN ne mats iot jamaica and the West Indcs close On
III 4 ftSDA1 Al Id a The for cata ana Nc.i~o
close on tia tsSDAf AZ i;So saails ssr Jaus
uslis for NenesBeia and dose on Arr DXN
The mails ASptNali Pariec cl.s. ~,
sATOtDAl at 10 a The for Australia A. c.,sa
usus. ~ =. .SoP n The mails for China Japan coss
fost OIuce. No" York Aug IL lsSl
New-York tribune., 1881-08-16
EQUAL RIGHTS THE REAL ISSUE.

The fact has become pretty well established
that there essential differences between the position
Of the regular Democrats and that of the Rea,stcrs
the deb question. Both propose scale the debt and
f would take careful figuring determine which adNo
cate the greater amount of Reputation. There is
practical difference between cutting down the principal
and emitting down the interest 1t is only question OF
time when the latter reduction would the former
The dcbt considerations then, may be considered rs
eliminated from the contest IL is only the straight-out
Republicans, who have ticket in the field, take
square ami definite stand in favor OF unqualified
meeting Qf the public obligations That the contest is
between debtpayers and rcpuiatrrs Is elusion which
will be ispated long before the campaign The
struggle hin-es upon the question of equal rights. In
this matter the Democrats Will bo Judged by their
record Their position not De misunderstood
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