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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
Il TRIBUTE.

OH what avail the groans that burst
Prom lips OF strong men bOWed7
And what avail the tearsthat gugh,
As women weep aloudf
And what awaits that homes are draped
In weeds of deepest Woe
AS though beneath ca h roof-tree dear,
The dead were lying lOwl
Ali, only this "a Nation finds,
4 comic rt sad and sweet
Breaking the alabaster box,
OF perfume on his teot!
SARAH J. BURKE
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A NEW CANADIAN ENTERPRISE.

TORONTO Sept. pa dispatch to The Globe
from London, England says that tue endeavor form
q company for the purchase and development OF
100000 in the Northwest. half from the
ment and half from the Pacific Railroad - Indicate il
likely 10 prove success Lord LOrnes statement that
the syndicate have assured him that whatever anxiety
they entertained ia completely gone from their
minds in consequence of the way in which are
Gocking in, has exercised great influence among
contented British farmers, many OF whom de-
sirous OF eLgrating
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MAKE THE TOKEN UNIVERSAL.

10 the razor OF me TrtbuRe.
SIR: In view of the Nations sorrow permit
suggest through widely read Journal that the
Governors OF states request the people to wear Grape on
the left for period OF thirty DAYS Many who de-
sire e. wear such mark grief and respect for tn" late
Prrsdcnt deferred by iuGsposuo IA siugaIity,
being bored inquiries 10 tue supposed lose ~
relatives UNION LEAGUE
Neto- York, Sept II, 1881
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TIE DEAD PRESIDENT.
Confined frnrn Eirat pnre

isiVey FOR Washington correspondents to attend the
funeral ceremonies IN Cleveland The newspapcr train
"ih leave Washington at o'clock this evening, three
hours afterthe funeral train and VIII reach Cleveland at
noon on saturday, three hours in advance of IL. The
n9gntiuness of the Baltimore and Oho officers in pro
uR tnS tram Is greatly appreciated by the cores
poqe,s Tor none of them will he allowed to go the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

chimes to Copenhagen for reshpnent Russia and Eng
land. 80
Expert divers have assembled at Dover and trying
their skin ON the wrecks of the steamer Pommerana
ana the German warship Grosser Kurfurst
AT the wool sales yesterday $500 bales were sold
lrnl. -'NNS "NAN W.
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A GRACEFUL CHARITY.

SIR: Permit me to suggest that if merchants
could he induced give the drapery used in docOrat
ug their places Of business to the deserving poor 1t
would he n graceful act and n fitting disposition 10
make Of IT, Any benevolent society would he glad To
undertake the distribution Of IT, ana the press could
ansly lead the people this act Of charity, which Gar
field living would undoubtedly approve.
Neir- York Sent %, 1881. ii. A. FREEMAN
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SORROW IN A NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE.
GREAT HARRINGTON Sent. 23.-Ihe follow

ing resolution was passed here to-day:
1.-THE people will not let the old soldier die'sO said
the Christian sul.er General James A. Garfield Had
Tue VIII OF the people prevailed, late bonored Pres
dent would be st alive In grief most profound but
with reVerent submission the citizens Of Great Barring
ton, Mass and ITS guests, bow to the DEGREES of Divine
Providence we drdpe houses churches. and public
'hldinge IN mourning. In this sad hour know no
party. We believe that God rel gns" that God who
saved the Nation In war, viii preserve it IN peace
Justin Dewey, b. W. ThrOckmurou, OF jersey city, n.
j., the kcv. EYarts Scudcr, George Church, John IL
CoiiWg, Panty A. Russel james a. Brooueld OF Brook
yn, J.. D.. Henry NJ Russell uf Brooklyn, Sanne Camp
~ d., c. Icmor, Clark W. Bryan. W. i Cooper, OF
q ~
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR1
GOVERNMENT INDICArIONS
synopsis for ne pas. "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Sept "a. l n. u;.~--The bar
oneer Is highest on the South Atlantic coast Lowest
IN the Northwest The temperature las remained ncarl,
stationary Light rain has fallen IN New England Md
die Atlantic States and the Upper Lake region South
westerly wirds continue In New-England aud the Md
die Atlantic States and eastoEy winds In the South Al
iantc and East Gulf States elsewhere the preyunin,
wines are oeutherly.
Indications for to-fdH
For New-Esgland. partly cloudy weather and loca
rains, variable winhs rising followed by falling barn,p
ter, stationary lower temperature. y
For the Middle Atlantic states fair weather Eouth IA
wes winds, stationary followed by falling barnnc Ter
stationary or higher temperature.
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST the ApAcHEs

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Sept. 23.-Governor
Sheldon has returned from trip through coun-
recently traversed by Chief Mana and his band He
says the people responded promptly the call for
uneers 10 stand subject 10 hs call event of future
raids ana that with the cordial cooperation the milf
taIy there VIII be no difficulty in protecting the Terri
tory against further Indian raids.
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HOUGHTON, mIFFLIN g. co.

Holiness Poems. Handy voinme Edition In > vols Is
no WITH NJ portrait Cloth glJ top - %; half So
morocco tree calf. or seal.
Eastern Proverbs and Enblems Illustrating old Truths
Rev. Long, Member OF Bengal
r. X c. ) Volume AAll OF the philosophical Library
Svo gilt top, 50 %.
Boston Town BY Horace +. Scuddor. l2ma fully Dua
tIated. 81 80.
4 History of Natersatism. BY i. A. LANCE. No'uos
II L. completing the Volume
Library" svo, git top SO go complete woT vols
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TIE CLAIMING MEMORIAL CHURCH,

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 23.-The last stone of
the Claiming Memorial Church cut to-day. Since
the inception of the project hundreds Of persons have
sent contributions from all parts of England, Ireland,
Scotland and Wales. larger number OF individual
trbutons have boon received from the Atlantic
than from America.
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RAISE A FITTING MONUMENT.

SIR: The prayers of all nations are denied
in the awful calm of omniscient purpose and our Pres
dent Is dead. The peoples hero-may not the people
both his greatness OF life and their
for him by raising enduring monument where his
poor worn body may resti III fund were started, al
lowing no one To give than dollar in month II
would reach millions. NJ WILSON.
Fort Huron Mich, Sept. 20, 1881.
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AN INCIDENT OF THE INAUGURATIoy

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-It is said that when
PRESIDENT Arthur kissed the open Bible on taking
the oath OF Office his lips fell on the first and second
verses Of XXXIst Psalm which are as follows:
IN Thee, . Lord, do put my trust; let ur never he
ashamed; del Yer me IN Thy righteousness
BOW down Thine me; deliver me speedily be
IhVu my strong rock, for house defence to
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS TO BE TESTED.

PARIS, Sept. 23.-The engineers of the French
Government have arranged to test all the we'll
known systems of lighting by electricity, including
those of Farmer, Maxim, Weston. Edison and
light in the Grand Opera House and other Govern
ment buildings in Paris.
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SUICIDE OF A SALESMAN.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 23.--J. j. Howard, rep
resenting Hiram sbley Co., seedsmen of Rochester,
New York. committed suicide, in his at the Mark
ham House. this morning. by shooting himself through
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THE NEW RUSSIAN DECREE.

LONDON. Sept. 23.-A dispatch TO The Times from
st. Petersburg says The ukase just issued is a con
frmaion Of the autocratie principle which is speci
ally referred to at the end of the document and is
practical application OF the dictatOral regime.
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1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES
evening".
A FATAL FALL

BORDENTowN, N. j., Sept. 23.-Howard Bulls, age
four residing at Three Iuas while wheeling trucks
Knkora Brick kilns three miles from hore to-day
foil, breaking his neck and dying instantly.
SUICIDE OF A FARMER
MIpDLETowN, N. Y, Sept. 23.-lra Van Sickle, q
farmer Goshen, committed suicide yesterday by taking
Paris green lie had been insane before and
but was discharged partially cured
MURDER IN ARKANSAS.
ST.. LOUIS, sept. IA special dispatch to The
Jo Dispatch from Walnut Ridge, Arkansas that A. B.
cole bookk eeper NJ. Phelps shot last evening
nv j. Ia Biancet. Cole died this morning and Bancet M
custody.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
PROVIDENCE Il. l., Sept. 23-ln the United Pres
byeian synod to-day The report OF the board VI trustees
adopted recommending union Of thu First and
sooond Prosby teries VI New-fork.
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OBITUARY..
w. O, BARTLETT.

w. o. Bartlett well-knOwn lawyer of this
city, died suddenly at his home iii Yapan /. L., yester
FAY afternoon Mr. Bartlett in his office In his
health Wednesday. His CONS were summoned from
city by telegraph yesterday afternoon but partic-
his death could not be learned last night He
sixty years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

Convention. The feeling in both District Conventions
"t unhlistakaby opposed 30 tae denomination OF Gen
eF Bradley Wneow to the Senate and dele elected
70 he senatorial Convention from Jefferson County will
not FAVOR his CanlidanY.
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N1RRIED

DTETZ-MAGUNIGAL-on Tuesday, September 90 1881.
the residence Of the bride by Charles H. Park
hurst, d. d., Charles =. Delz to Sarah MaguD gal
JANES-HICKSON-O wednesday, September Ia az the
residence of the brides mother the Rev ". IL Ferns
u. D., George A. James ana Hattie /. dickson
SEAGER-BERIiY-In this city september % by The Rev
Robert Colye Schuyler 4. Soagcr and Miss Gertrude 81
Berry.
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HARPER q BROS.

The AiiIer's Daughter. a Novel ~ Anne scale .to
paper, 20 cents. ~
Thomas Carlyle. BY Noncure D. Conway. Illustrated
limo. Il.
Black With % Characteristic Illustrations 4tO paper
To Day IN Amecica. Studies Tor Old World and the
New. by Joseph hatt0n. SO, paper - cents
Ayalas Ansel. Novel by Anthony rrolopo s;o.
paper.
Hnrpers Cyclopcdia of BRITISH and American Poetry
Edited 10y Epes sargent AoyA oNO Illuminated cl0ih,
orcd edges, - %.
The Private Secretary 4 Novel. 4to paper 20 cents
No. 2OJ IA Tie Franklin square Library.
ROBERTS BROS.
Boston.
Baby Rue. Her Adventures and Missiventu.,s Re,
Friends aud Enemies 81
blessed saint Certainty by the author Of SIacsY
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THE AMEER'S ADVANCE.

BOMBAY, Sept. 23.-The AIueer has abandoned hi
position the Cabul road, and formed a new ciml
from which he commands the Herat road and ever
approach to Candahar.
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THOMAS NELSON a. SONS.

Lake Regions of Central Africa. Record OF Modern
DsooNefy WIN 81 Illustrations evO cloth extra 81
The Eastern Archipelago Absorption the Scenery
Animal and Vegetable Lc People aud Physical I'll
the Islands in Eastern Seas With 81 enrayings Svo.
clio h extra. 50
Family Porfuaes A Domestic story. By Edward Gar.
rett l2InO cloth extra, 81 10
Jubilee Hall, THERE'S No Place Like HomA" A
story for the Young BY the non Mrs Greene lmo clotb
extra, illustrated, 81 rs. 49,
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THE TRANsyAAL SETTLEMENT.

PRETORIA, Sept. 23.-The VOlksraad has as
sembed Tho inaugural speech states that the conyen
ton with will doubtless not satisfy the Volks
Rad The trumvrate dissatisfied with IT, and 10 is
believed that England viii be compelled to propose
mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
A RIOT AT MOOLTAN.

BOMBAY, Sept. 22.-Therc has been seriou
rioting between the HindOos and Mussulmans at Moo
tan, In the Punab owing to the latter Strengthening
tie. The military queled the riots. The temple,
mosques and shops were much damaged
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ANXIETY IN EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA,, Sept. 23.--The delay OF Cherif
Pacha. the new Premier, in naming period for the
dispersion OF the troops begins 20 cause neasiness
CAIRO, Sept 23.-The redistribution OF the regi-
en- Assembly of Notabies will be held shortly.
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THE TUNIsIAN CAMPAIGN.

rUNIs, Sept. 23.-The insurgents have plundere
n number Of villages and destroyed the TELEGRAPH
lines along the French railway They forced a trai
from Tuns 10 return.
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A. l.. CADMUS.

SARATOGA, Sept. GA. L. Cadmus, re
tired phys from Philadelphia, dropped dead In tn
street to-day.
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GEORGE p. PUTNANPr, SONS.
~ and % NEesl .l{d.

History Of American Literature. Colonial Period.
1to1l5o9 BY Moses Coit Tyler Two vols IA Octave
Norsh Lapp and Fiun. BY Frank Vincent il. Octave
CLOTH with nOntispieoe and map. 81 90
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TIE FRENCH RADICALS.

PARIS, Sept. 23.-At the close Of the meet
ing of Radicals, at the house OF Louis Blanc, to-day
I'VE delegates the Ministry OF Instruction. where
Premier Ferry explained why the Government does
consider immediate convocation Of the Chambers
necessary.
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PAY THE SURVIVORS HIS SALARY.

To The Ed ftOr OF Tht IFtb no
SIR One Of the first things that Congress
should do would be appropr and pay tho family
of General Garfield money equal to the salary
of President for four years JUSTICE
Aelr-I York. %, 1851.
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THE TRANSATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Ihe finaRcier states
1t ia rumored that the breakage in Jay Gouds new
cable il la deep water"
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REpCKING AN EDITOR.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j., Sept. 23.-Tke Nec-
, BruRSrck Times having printed an ar icle dispar-
aging the late President, last night
In party of young numbering
several hundred and consisting chiefly of the stu
dents of Rutgers College. proceeded 10 The
Times Office and decorated the whole front OF
the building with ink. At O'clock this afternoon
be editor of The Times was burned in efigy across
ChuIch-St., one of the most prominent thorough
fares ia this city. The excitement great over the
matter
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FRENCH VISITORS COMING.

PARIS, Sept. 23-M. Beaumont, formerly a
principal official in the Ministry of Finance, and NJ
Deshaune. Sub-Prefeet OF Touon. win proceed York
town members OF NJ DE Lafaycttos family in addition
to others already known.
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HENRY HOLT & CO.,
ID So / ~ -

Our Familiar Songs. More than 300 the Fneh
spsahmg race arranged with piano accompaniment ~
Helen kcBdTlck johnson.
The Wandering jew. accom-; Of ie legend In va1i
os places and al al times By MOncuFc ID. Conway. l2mo
81
Guriiner's English History. For students Ry : r.
Gardiner With Biographical Account in
Epg.sh History. by J. Bass n nlnnger l2mo - -
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. "A, a. m.-The movement in
the barometer during the greater part OF yesterday was
almost steadily downward Partly cloudy weather gen.
orally prevailed with few drops OF rain about 4:45
m, and about p The temperature ranged between
90 and Sac the average 47s being 1862 higher than
the spending day la year, anS $50 hi CHER than
Thursday.
Threatening weather, with occasional light rain aud
slight changes IN temperature followed by partly cloudy
lair weather. be xpccIed to-day in this city and
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}. b. LIPPINCOrP & CO..
phtfo H.f,Lf.

The Two Orations abe Crown. and Dcrooa
thenes New Translation. ly Geo. W. Bicde. l2ino x
ira cloth. 81 80. ' -
Treasury OF Fairy Tales. In words one SYLLABLE Pt
Harriet B. Audubon Illustrates 8to extra rlS 50
Madame DE ScYtaue. BY Miss 1haokeray tAIrs Rich
mOna lsltcAie). lGmO, nne CLOTH 81.
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CHARLES SCRgBNER'S SONS;
14JaDd zf5 firoadNynx

Bnyard Taylor's Library OF Travel vols. squar.
l2no. new edition. Japan in Day; Travels
Travels IN south AZ lea: Central Asia The Regions o
Central roa sain' the Land OF the White Elephant Price
per set. So.
Tke Quartet A sequel "a Dab Kinzer; A story OF
Growing Boy" One vol, l2mo, 81
The Orthodox Theology of Today. BY Newman Suyfh
author OF Ola Faiths n New Light VOL l2Lo 81 %
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Mildreas Cadsx. An Idyi Of West Po,nt Iy Alice King
Hamilton fr1ce 10 cents Ia paper, or 81 Ia cloth
The Htstsry of Parsienae, Bens story OF Paris
ian Woman OF Fashion. 1e1iet- Translsied
OF ~ IN cioLa.
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AID FOR MICHIGAN.

The sum of $4,000 was sent yesterday to Mich
gan for the sufferers by the fires. making total OF
p5S3O0 that has been sent from New-York. Viii.
liam Dowd, treasurer of the Relief Commission OF
this city, received yesterday subscriptions amount
ing to 3,196 20 THIS makes the whole amount re-
ceived by him for the sufferers. $644S9. The
largest subscriptions and the church contributions
Z received Nrstnrnnv 1pnrn ~ fnllnro.
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sCRIBNER a. WRLFORD.


History Of Greek sculpture From tie earliest Il rs
down 20 the Phidas l,y \ < Murray Of tue ptsS
Museum Win 40 Illustrations. Royal cloth. 50 IS
France and the French in tho the Nina
teonth BY HldcbFaud.
llnd NeInlAn EAllIon. nNo ololh. y. u
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From the boxes in the New-YOrk Post Office there
was taken Yesterday 1914 SO smith, Gray & Co..
LOT Brooklyn +. H.. had handbjls scattered about
the streets and left in all the houses, stating that
their delivery wagon would go about collecting
contributions of clothing ana other supplies for the
sutlerers.
Mr. and Mrs Doutney the tenn perance workers.
now holding a series of meetings az Stamford.
Conn, have arragued to give musical and literary
entertainment in their tent at stamford on Monday
evening next, the Goth inst. for tie benefit of the
Michigan sufferers. Mr. Duutuey VIII give some of
Che selections rendered famous by Mrs Scott Sid
tonS. Mrs Doutuey will sing some solos and Miss
Florence f.. Bacon will give rccI'atioHs Others
are Ia assist IN the entertainment. The entire gros,
net receipts vii be passed over 20 w. nowd prcsi-
dent of the Bank of North America who is treas
urer OF the fund.
-. w." sends S15 to TIE TRlnuvr for the
Michigan suffers w. shaw, Of KINGSTON, y v.
-; e. 81 and J. l." aud Nj. y. T., jointly,
The New-York State Auxiliary Womans National
l!ehct Association has sent 10 tho MAYOR OF Port
, iuron, Mich. eight barrels and three cases of
clothing ;Or the Michigan sutt rers.
HARTFORD Conn. Sept 23.-Contributons of
clothing have been sent from New-Blitain to the
: llcuu
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MACMILLAN & co.
II. ID. PETERSON & BROTHERS,

Tbucydidcs Translated into English With introaucto
Marginal Analyses Notes, &c. by h. J0weti n A 2 vol
Syo, -.
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the heart with pistol At the nauest no facts indat
ing The cause Tor the deed coaiii be ascertained
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JAuES n. O-Goon g "a

Famous Painters aud Paintings. By Mrs Julia A.
Damcn's Ghost Volume VI Round Robin series.
vol, l6mO. 81.
Geraldine. A Souvenir st Lawrence uoe-icai
romance aud love story. ono vol. l6no.. 81 70.
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To buy cheap a mania Seldom buyer of cheap
whether a. is possible cen
guuds AT cheap prices. The Lehig Co oilers cheap
goods. IL Offers honest preparations prices
re celebrity of its Coca Beef Tonic uniformity
quality and p1oc lnVauaOe in dyspepsia, DiousnesS.
billiy. nervousness aud neuralgia
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Fine $4,000 ia imposed upon an imator Of FIHcrRC
SILICON, the celebrated silver polish. AVOID INF alons
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JAMES A. GARFIELD, JR., GOING HOME.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept. 23.-James a. Garfield.
dr., left Williamsown this afternoon for Cleveland.
accompanied by five students. They will reach
Cleveland tomorrow morning
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3 @. w. CARLETON & co.

The Railroad Ferser The Railroad Forger the Do
tectiveS Price 81 81
The Forsaken Bride. BY Mrs George Sheldon. Price
Fairy Geography. The.Chldren's Fairy Geography A
Merry IMP of Imaginary Travels Europa bV Two
little People, accompanied by their Father. .
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DIED,

NAlI-on Thursday morning. September % ~ his resi-
year 81 HIS age. - = - - '
Relatives and frleads Of the family respectfully invited
10 funeral cblra
ave. ana Slstst, SUNDAY. seItelnber 20 2sSO ,.
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
RSt1actedfO Books ne months fLg aaosTssk
hercoIoLe 90 me L.lerara laae
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TIE NEW PRESIDENT.
THE SENATE CONVENED.

THE SENATE CONVENED.
A SPECIAL SESSION or THE SENATE CALLED FOE
OCTOBER 10.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.--rhe following has been
issued from the Department of State:
By the President of the United States:
A PROCLAMATION
Uhereds, Objects of interest to the United States
lequlre mat the Senate shcald be convened at an
carry day to receive and act upon such communica-
tohs as may be made 10 it the part of the Execu-
I'VE. Now theref re, |. Chester A. Arthur Presi-
'iehG OF the United Staes have considered it to b..
ny uuoy 10 issue this, my proclamation declaring
Vnh an extraordinary occasion requires the senate
OF he united States TO convene Tor the transact on
"a business at the Capitol in the City of Washing
on, on Nj nday, the tenth day OF October next on
noon that day, of which all who shall at that time
by required to take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the United
states, at Washington, the twcnty-third dav OF
september. IN the year of our Lord One thousand
Right Hundred and Eighty-oue, and of the indie
and Sixth CHEsTEe a ARruIYp
BY the President:
JAMES 4. IT oe
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Visitors Independently of intention purchase are 10
vited to the estabBshmentof
MIR. THEODORE b. STARR


Between 2jth aud 26th-sts.
The saesrooms oceupy noors The FRsr exbihit.
variety Of SOLID SILVERwARE OF nnioue designs
Foreign and American WATCHES &C The sPcoxp CON-
pE1ses one OF the most extensive and complete in this
country OF strictly iirstclass DIAMOND JEWEIRY Of
original designs nest Solitaire critically matched DIA
MON DIS, rare PEARLS RuOes Emerds, sapphires Cats
eyes and other precious stones GOLD JEWELRY In novel
designs al close prices IN The displayed chocecol
lection of French CLOCKS artistic BRONZEs Aante sets
CandolDra &c. ana decorative PORCELAIN Of the RogaI
Worcester. Minon and other favOrite Wares Vases
PlacQues Jardinieres, SC.
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