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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26
A RJ-MORED SOUTHERN TRIP BY BLAINE.
I'm LA q. II Ln.Lln v EuLLA

IN conversation with prominent citizen of
southern states, who called upon him 20 talk
Of national 0rs Secretary Baae Is said t0 nave stated
that the last talk he held with the late President
Garfield was IN reference 10 the complete reconciliation
OF the two sections" His visitor very agreeably
impressed with the Secretary, who expressed, so the
story goes intention Of making tour South this
winter II Mr.. Blaine adl,prns to this intention he will
probably give other Presidential asprants sotne cause
for apprehension He will undoubtedly make thousands
of friends that section. He invariably attracts all
with whom he comes In contact Going there as dis
tinusheG citizen OF the Republic, who has rendered the
Nation Invaluable service aud being out OF Office he will
be al fun liberty 10 receive all attention the people
choose to pay him. He has. rs public man. always
manifested lively interest In the material development
OF the southern States and has voted for every measure
coming before him having the Improvement benefit
OF part of the south for its object. He would be
warmly welcomed there the Prime Minister the
dead President who earnestly desired labored for
secfionnl reconciliation.
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M1RRIED

DI9MIcK-LoRD,on Saturday, October % at the resis
Rev Mr. Pendleton. Walter Ersne Dmmick OF this city,
20 Mary Scott daughter OF Mrs r.. s. Lord OF Albany N.Y.
GRINNELL-sTONE0n Saturday, october % by The Rev!
Henry W. Bellows T.. Morgan Grnnell 10 Sarah StOne
youngest daughter OF the late Dr. j. o. Stone OF this city
MERRITT-HEND the Washington Heights
presbyterian Church. in this city, Tuesday 25th inst,
by Dr. Charles A Soddad Isaac N Merritt 20 Miss Amra
Henderson. daughter Of James Henderson, esq.
sCiENCK-RoSSAt the residence of Dr. George 8. Ward.
Newark N j. Thursday October 90 1881 by the Rev
Shnderand, Edward Sehenck OF Brooklyn, n. " 10 Miss
BARBARA Ross OF Washington D. c.
sTEVNs3KIRK-on Monday October o. at the residence
on e pdes parents by the Rev. O. Brassington Nee OF
81 stephens College Annandsle n " George Stevens 10
Annie = XIX, all OF Mt Vernon, N. Y.
TILDEN.PRICE-on Tuesday, October 25, at the First
baptlst Church, by the Rev J. f. Elder Marmaduke Tden
city. - -
MMERMAN-McMAHoN-on October 2S. At the resi-.
dence OF Thomas Mcmahon, esq, New Brighton Henry
G. Zimmerman, OF the firm OF Esser & Zmnorman TraiS
70 Clara c. daughter OF Dennis and Lucy Mcahen Of
this city.
All notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wih full
name and address
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THE PANAMA CANAL.

PANAMA, Oct. 15.-ln canal matters the
principal Of interest TO note is the purchase OF the
Grand Hotel In this city, to serve as general oces Tor
the company The amount agreed upOn-05O,OO francs
curreD rates of exchange on PARIS, Is reckoned AT
S2OG, OOO In SOlcs silver dollars The hrst payne
was made ON October G0OO-and the balance VIII
follow in regular nstalments all 10 he paid 6y Dccemper
49, when the final delivery OF the entire building VIII We
made.
LONDON, Oct 26Thc Times, in an editorial discussing
Secretary Baine's letter to Minister Lowell with refer
ence TO the J., Iama Canal and the Monroe
doctrine says: "The weighty nature OF
the interests Of America In the use .,
any interoceanjc canal through the Isthmus OF
Panama will be readily admitted, but Mr. Blame pushes
the point too far when he would nave inc WOru
own aud that OF Colombia has any claim TO pe
consulted In regard 10 the neutrality OF tne
work The proposition ia far from selfeyideut ana is
unfortunately not supported in the letter by arguments
which will make II acceptable to the European po"e''
and least Of all to England"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26
ArFAIRs N GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct 2j.-The funeral service in
memory Of President Garfield, under the auspices OF the
municipality, viii be held IN this city on sunday next
Herr Lucrs-cn the eminent sculptor, has been in
structed to make colossal bust OF the late President
LoND0N. Oct. 2j.-Ihe TiBirs has the following from
Berlin: tn" police authorities having informed the pro-
motors of the at Ircsnu the occasion Of
the removal o the remH- Of Bishop Forester, that tue
ceremony must be- confined 10 the Cathedral, the
Catholics Of Bresnu appealed To the Emperor. VINO rc
Piled APPROX ing the action Of the police. but az the
rlr cnh the Emperor recousidrcd the request ana
telcl1uphci his permission them 90 carry Out tie
CctcuUnics as thoy proposed.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynoDsis for TIE pas! "a hours.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 90 l a. m.-The barOme-
ter is lowest in Nova Scotia, and is highest in Texas The
temperature has fallen slightly in the Lower Lake re-
gon and Middle Atlantic States and from % 10 l3o In
the south Atlantic and East Cuff states; risen slightly
in the southern portion Of the Upper Lake region the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys and in Texas,
and in the northern portion these districts it has
fallen from 10 to 19o. Rain has fallen since last report
in Southern Texas In the Missouri Valley and all dis
trics east Of il fair weather prevails In all districts
east Of the Mississippi River the winds westerly in
the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys they are
variable.
Indications FOR to-fGE
For New England fair weather n0rthcrly winds.
higher barometer. stationary lower temperature,
For the Middle Atlantic states fair weather, uoftcry
Winds higher barometer stationary or lower temper
AZURE.
Indications FOR tomorrow.
Cool fair weather is Indicated for NcwEnS'and. tho
Middle Atlantic states and Lake regca for to Gay and
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

John Kelly may be a very wicked Loss, but
ne s boss OF infinite resources II takes small army
of opponents TO unhOrse him Philadelphia Record
Qnd.)
"Me Too" Plat is an aSpirant for the Col
lectorship OF the Port of New York. and his friends say
lie IL booked the place. The report will require con
frmaton before it is Journal cpl
The activity and aggressiveness with which
Mr. Wolfe has conducted his campaign renders IL
tal that every Republican vote in the State should be
poed and that every Republican voter should De in
formed A. 10 the importance OF the Of the
test and Of the contest itself philadelphia Inquirer
Rem
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SIGNIFICANT OHIO FIGURES.

The whole vote was smaller than last year
or the year preceding. but the Republican msjorities
were larger In the election of 1879 the total
707ii and Fosters majority for Governor Ewing
1923 At the October election in 1850 the total vote
was 1856 and the Republican majority for Secretary
recent election total vote 625OOO and Fosters
majority over BoOkwalter 24,00O Thus with falling
on In the total vote OF $4,000 Governor Foster has
gained 900 his majority two years ago with
vote lighter by $4,000 than was cast year ago ne mas
mind the nVariable rule that light vote In this state is
ut the expense OF the Republicans what a tremendous
majority Republican ticket would have rolled up this
month had the full vote OF the State been casti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26
MEXICAN ITENS.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 25.-1he Chamber OF
Deputies has approved the contract made by the ENocu
tive for the establishment OF National Bank ana the
contract for draining the Valley OF Mexico Inc
approval OF the senate IL yet required.
Another accident has occurred on the Morelln rail-
road near the San Miguel bridge Seven persons were
injured three OF them seriously. No particulars nave
vet been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 26, a. m.-The downward
movement in the barometer cnced yesterday afternoon
and since ) p. III. the movement has been upward
Cloudy weather and light rain WAS followed III the az
terpoon by partly cloudy aud fair weather The tom
rcrntrrre RANGED between 50 and go. the average
t595s5 being 1sa-9 higher than the corresponding
day IA year. ana L. higher than on Monday
Cooler and fair or clear weather may be expected to-
DAY in this city and vicinity.
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NOT HELIOTYPES, BUT wOOD-CUTs.

TO IN eEdttOr OF The Tribune
SIP: In the notice of BaTett's "Life of
Forrest" published in your OF Sunday September
% your critic refers TO the illustrations made by The
Hcotype Process" | shall be glad to be allowed 70
make the statement that three OF tbem-Forrest at
FOryye The View OF Fonthl anu the portrait OF Mrs.
FOrrest-re not heliOtypes, but engrayings wood.
Respectfully, EARNEST EDWARDS,
Supt. HeliOtype Printing Co.
RosLon. October 10. 1851.
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT ABOUT Mr.. MORGAN.
Sron m. TYfr1 HERALD 4 Re0l

Arthur has made the best choice for Secretary OF the
Treasury practicable He satisfied the business
tirnent OF the country and that great body of the Re-
publican party which represented by the major.
fy N the chicago Convention and In this State controlled
the New-fo Convention. he has commanded conf
oence In his purpose TO and prudent nd
ninistaton Of the Treasury, and TO keep separate
from any Iastonal or partisan aims. No better
thsn that OF EDWIN d. Morgan ocnd testify 10 the broad
snd generous plans which Mr.. Arthur has marked cut
Tor himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26

HILApELPHIA Oct 25-Arr1yed steamers Regina cocx
Rio Marina Saxon Snow Sayapnah Biddle Merry ork
Achilles Bacon, Fall River S
Cleared steamer Pottsyille, Pierce, Boston :
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Ocl 25-Arryed, sfeamey Stan.
dard li3r) for Philadelphia. &
NEWORLEANs, Oct 25Cieared steamers Amy neya;.
st Adams (Br), Liverpool; Hudson, Freeman NewYork
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 25Saled steamer Cty0f Toxic Yokos
hama and Hong Kong wife New. York mails OF 18th.
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ANGUISH.
From The Balhn,orc Gazette tDem)

"Grcat Cod said Early, in conclusion,
"stonswai Jackson and BiliY Mabone-HSperion TO a
YOU alone in your glory" This Is the who now de
cines 10 hight General Early because not his equal In
rank or caste or honorable pursuits and record This is
the chosen renegade by whose perured and most I'M
clean vote bcught In open market the Republicans have
been content TO secure their majority in the senate OF
the United States This is the sample tool the Rcubi-
cm0y ia their efforts TO split up the hunored
OemUcf q nc party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26

The very best thing to do with cold or bad
cough il 10 get rid OF it possible and you have
safe remedy for the purpose in Dr.. Jayne's Expecto
rant for nearly half century popular Lang Medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26
AHAYTIAN PORT CLOSED.

HAVANA, Oct. 2J.-Adylces from Hayu state
that decree has been issued closing the port OF LAnse
dIainault to foreign commerce, because the Custom
House income docs the expenses OF the admin
rtratlOu Of IT, affairs The Government has dcpnNed ie
director aud of the Custom House at Jacmei
glrCt VI their duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26

Baron James the grandson Of the late Baron James
dc Eoth,chd who established the Parts branch OF ne
ROthschild honsc IN lSl2. lie was the son Of Baron
Nathaniel Hoih.chd, Of London, who married Charlotte
the daughter Of the James. lie born In
Paris IN 1874 aud was married to hs cousin Thercse
Baron James lately called 90 the bar. Hc devoted
much ~ his time to bibliography, aud attained some
reputation author by work on the French poetry
of ne uurrnth aud sixteenth centuries. Baron James
Was regarded the probable successor Of hts uncle
Baron Aphonsc, the head Of the aris branch OF It's
Enth.ruIl house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26

ar; Galleries of
TUO~. j.. hlEbf CO..
Au-ti1nrtr, -t5 sHt ~ .iroatvgy,
bstwcrii Sin and ,t-ss.
now OK EXHIBITION,
Day apd rV1dnZ,
FEi.E,
THE IME0RTANT AIT COLLECTIONS
belonging 20 iho -s'ltc Of
SAMUEL BRADFORD FALt.S, Det'asrd.
OF Yhll' Iphil
Co,fp2lSIEG OVER TWO TilpJ~ANr OBJECTS
IN alupst cvcry department o. Art arl f"raias t1
r. ,uGt,or ,IoST VARIED AND VALUABLE CpLLhG
TIoN EVER SOLD At AUCTION -
THIS COUNTRY
The sol, which is .y o-r OF .r. al JIlr ;i'f -
o.ercnt of NrJkyII.S p. SUTTON, "t the inesCla tsI
GALLERY will be a positive one 'nl vi, Pee -it" a
WEDNESDAY EVE"IN3, N)N#AGEH p
AT CuICKLHl%G HALL,
villa the
IMPORTANT COLL&"rioN OF PAtNIlN
and continue on the evenings and afternoon Hcic ga eia
oqrcs Illustrated ro9ics Of which ma h' h"do ihr n''
GERS Price - cents
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SPANISH FINANCES.

MADRID, Oct. 25.-The financial statement
of Senior Camacho, Minister of Finance in the cortes
yesterday included the plan for the conversion OF an
treasury and redeemable ssues INTO a6O,OOoOoo OF
DER cent stock redeemabe in forty years The equaza
ton OF the and expenditure is not expected UNI
I'll the year lS62-63.
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THE TRANsvAAL CONVENTION RATIFIED

PRETORIA, Oct. ZO.-lne Nolhsl"o" M" ia'
fled the with England. The motion recorhg
acceptance of the convention declared that the Noks
RAD relying upon the promise OF the British 10 ody
the terms OF the settlement II in its workings It should
be found 10 Dc impractcabe, agreed to raty tine con
yenuon.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

~
variations In THIS tenns
ne give diyto - tne ~ inc th2ns
white The osihrni
IN mercury dlng broken dotted hn- resnt,
AiRtAed By the Thermometer al had
rgts Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26

The man who said that the well known
horsecar poetry set to music would be cartoon Is
COnyalesCCut
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BARON. JAMES DE ROTHSCHILD.

PARIS, oct. -. Baron James de Roth~child
dicd to-day at his residence in the Avenue de Friedland
in this city
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archer 4 PHncoasi Manufacturing 20.
Invite attention 70 the exceptionally in lin O rsy,
In GAS FIXTURES now exhibition IN their plsi's 81
Greene and IS to :. Woos,r-,ss. blocks ct0i 81
Nicholas Ho,cD. Broadway ears pass the eo)r.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday Oct. 20, 1881.
The Communal elections took place to-day at Brussels
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Dhce NOticc.
Tnals for the week 81 unS sly
octnber 20 1881 will close at this Office on ~ 800
st m Tor Europe by steamship Wyoming VIA oleels,
C;allIa via Queenstown correspondence Tor S
specialy addressed and ut M LOT fiats M ~
ship Labrador HavTe on TIL koDA AZ cs.
for EUROPE by steamship Republic, via a.
snondence for Germany aud France must " ~, sss,ts
dressedl: and a $50 for Europe Dy 4, RDaR
viz Plymouth CherbOurg and Hamburg on % "a o,san.
M m for EurOpe by steamship tfy Oh h,t 49,, Ia
town fcorrespondenee for Germany ana ,n direct Nv
speciay addressedl; and at A. NJ ,ol a a for geiu,
steamsiip Deyonia Glasgow ana ~ aJ a, IN . ~
SSrsct ~ seanshp Neirrand via Antwrtp as c
rhe mails for Hayti close ON IIrDn a, ION m ma
IN TO- Sasoan,and close on Thu itsDAl ~ IN ~
Livingston close on ~
mans ioI M malls for CUBA the West ln1les anu
e;oo " "a n RSDAY 1880 w. Ihe mas LOT b.a~i az.
,Ioa penI,hic close FRIDAY AZ ,'2v ~; no
49, co. Jamaica Sayaniia, &c. close on fli ~ WI
mails 9r ,ar X. sea close on sArI lDf ~
The mails ,or s for Aspnwal south Pacific close De
o. ar no a m mails for China ana japan cose oc.o
,ooe5 30 a. a m The nails for AUSTRALIA &C. close No'"
Der H. At 1871" HENRY G. PEARSON. PSstzaste.
post once. NewYork oct - losl
me- Chair for Window cleaning, now ON eAhipn"n AZ
,,a Inventors Ipstitute, which mentioned ID "9
,rne Of last Sunday. October 23 II the INVENTION OF ~
n,pMITZER and IA protected by ve United states
Mo- AL zoo 935 2069S, zlo23s, abl - -n". nn.
ns xishng rights 10 work GA reynS' may Apply
az the Inventors Institute
p.rt.c, Bread aud Milk delivere daily Of resesasoA
HkALrH FOOD Co, u ith-aye. cor io'u - ~
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ys.., Rr,ad and MIX delyere daily Of resesasoA
!, a, ~ foop CO. "a ith.aye, cor. lOth a. al
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Assortment JnsHraass'i RI
FINE TABLE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
BRoNZE5. CLDCHS, PaAQCEh FA'l-S
.ec. specially selected By Mr. oNiNufON
NJ the great sources Of pgoIiciioa IA tae
Old WOil.
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
OVINGTON BROrHE3S
GAG. otS 2JO 2j2 Falt0a a1d IN Cli'ksi&,
BrooNlyn and li5 Sta, 1T, chicago iE.
Goods Delivered to New-YUrk, jersey city, sc.
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DIED.

All notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wih fnll
name and address.
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I)o!ilical Noticce.

INth Assembly Districi Republican Ass9ciaiirI-s pc.
cEl mevta. ~ Elrrcker iuiitnE ,dtr y li o. o.
Der ~. at 0cosk, 10 consider ucirlal uJIt'3ti5n
GEO.W. LUCkEY, socy. JOIN ". JAtuBt-, Pest
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-20

ployes of the Legislature their compensation,
ETC., was read the third time.
Senate joint resolution relative to granting
pensions to W terans of the Mexican War, was
read the first time.
Senate concurrent resolution No. ~. order
ing the printing Of 5000 copies of the report of
the Secretary of State was read the first time.
Senate concurrent resolution No. II, relative
to printing the reports of the Surveyor General
and State Land Register adopted.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 8. relative
to the State University at Ell1o, was passed.
Adjourned to II A. II. O'Clock Thursday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-20

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-20
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most Notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor. and 1t IS
the mostinexcusibleand offensive in socle;J !;
and yet the cause of it may easily be re-
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that Justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOzODONT. 1t purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth:
Gentlemen who indulgein smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT. as
it removes all unpleasant odors OF the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.