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WISHING TO BE CIVIL JUSTICES

ACilON IN VARIOUS TAMMANY CONVENTIONs.
SURPRISE THE VIII DISTRICT
The Iamminy Convention OF the With judicial
District, that met al No. l73 Madiso,st. last ,vent
was comparatively quiet ana orderly. The propra,,ro
arranged by the leaders before the msetng was Il, ~
tho Convention adjourn after appointing a oonfercno
committee, with tine design OF supporting "T,,u
Campbell. the Irving Hall nominee for Jua,ce ~
return tor Irving Halls approval Thomas f. t,,a,
Tor senator Nicho,as j. Herman presided Tina ,r
gramme was carried out the conference Committee a.
pointed Consisting oil John OEonueIl William p RIM
Maurice +. Holaban aud james Costello A,
"A, Quinlan presented Letter from Eya.
EFT T. wheeler, president of the Bur Aasocio,,o
which lie asked 30 have read. This MOI ON the mo
grslmlue OF the "hisses," and n motion was M o,.
made to lay tue molten on the table. This caused 49,
piuch feeling that for of raising storm the n,o,io
was Withdrawn. The letter then read. IL WA q,
the effect that the Bar Association Comn,ittee
had considered the qualifications 81 the can
didacs Tor Civl Justice In lie With llstuct
and found that Timothy J. Campbtu was
not u 1T person be Nominated, while Michael II
sigeisOn hal TIE necessary quain, aliuna. After the
reading of the letter the Convention adjourned npu
Tuesday evening Its probable that when uls body To-
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IRVING HALL BRINGING UP THE REAR
'TLo Irvi,,, II II Cnnntv Conventinu mai In II


night for m" thr1 TINE To complete s county ticket
Pete Mitchell. - Tim Campbell. " Charlie " Brooke
'Sck uIughtoG, Sheriff Bowe, Jonn Callahan and the
other leaders occupied OF this from which
AL nominations The choice of Drano G,
approved, also the nominations OF Philip Mcrke
Coroner John H. Harnett for Marine Court Judge
and j. Slcym ana Ferdinand Levy for Aldermen
at Large Alien Mcdonald named for Marine Court
Judge, bat "dcciipcd the honor with thanks" judge
james H. sheridan. term vpircs ths year. was then
rerominatcd Tim" Campbell, using maze the nom
tor Alder;g mat nrgc, received with such
yociferous applause mat u was some minutes before
Voire could De heard, lie named Oscar n. Marshall
retired merohhnt and fhona~ Brady quoc dealer. in
Iition e. the tw iammany nominees, and these per.
sous nominated by acclAmution.
A ootpmittec Of twenty four tbCn appointed TO
conduct the work of the canvass. Judge Calvin
short speech. accepting the uinuou for Surrogate
The lainmuuV and Twins tInll Conference Commit
tees. agree upon district nominations, cr6ay
bat reached no conclusions. II agreed hay, most
the District Conventions which met ast nj sht appot
conference Committees The two commit teeS
VIII aaIn To-Day at Il O'Clock At the Morton House
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PAsSAIC WINS PACE

LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Sandown Park CInh
Autumn meeting opened to-day The race for the c..
bridgeshire Trial Plate, distance one mile and op.rt
came off, and by Mr. p L0rillards tare e-vea-
old bay colt Passaic Mr. r. Hardings twoyearold hay
nIly Kate Reilly came ia second, and Mr. c. Uib,er,,.
nve-ycar-old chestnut horse Mar finished third 81
horses ran TIE betting iu before tn ace vas "a
or Ptsslc ami o. against Mar Passaic ew a~-.y
at tbe distance pole AMI won by len hs before Kafa
E-hly, nel separating her fro Mar. The 60 kny
AIcAer VIII ride FoXaall Ia the for the Casabrid
shire Stakes Tuesday next
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MAYOR HOWELL RENoMINATED.
"BoSS' MIAUGHIiN's CITY CONVENTION ,
"a


The Brooklyn Democratic City Convention
'eguaf) met last night AT Democratic headquarters IT
tuon and Jaysts. to Nominate "a candidate Ter Mayor
J"ooh l. bergen called tue meeting ORDER and George
l" FOX wac made PERMANENT ch irman Mr. Fox boucd
the proceedings would DE conducted in n spirit Of
harmony, "a the coming election ya4 an important ooc
T.. L. "arhuul, In a speech crowded with cuIo.sf,c
phrases finally succeeded in nominating for MAYOR
'h'e7 h'WelLJr the present incumbent. While he WA
oPehhS ne was Twice interrupted hy Alderman william
bWyer' o. the the Second Ward who wa. ruloi ONT #,
oroer. Whrn Mr.. Barnum finally able 10 urf,t,urco
MT hoWeHs lame, IL was received with cheer. ,,J
Misses ana cries oi put license on him" and lanyh,,r
timed Mr. Barnun. A'"'' CON
For a third term /" cried "a voice
lts 81 q ne speaker " Il is not Democratic doe
tlne mat I" thiui servant should DC dismissed bceuSe
ne mas heu t"o terms, hat rather he iold h ~
peneu 10 serve ~ tong a. he IL faithful servant
several speakers seconded the nowinartti a., -,
Alderman D"ler nnin ted Robert nr tho trcsi,i,',
Oh the Board uf Aldermen. John l.. Kuhn spoke ,r Nj
wore expecting To elect him by R,uul,Irnn
t,,t... iM3 years ago he had PyInnutn
Sncn al hls back bu thai was not the ease now and
y" w"nd MOI get any Republican votes u, lrott. J,n
N"ihn declared We want religion in unlifirs b.r, "
NM "pplnuH laughter aud Lis4,- ;olnwrd Thr r,. -
dri 'teH - caed II was found th4t siayor UnUru
nomination. ' VI us
Mayr james Howell, jr., ia about forty-nve vcors -,
age lie haR been succe~a business nm, Va
mciler OF tbo lruu founding tiriu ii.u.l q
In politics he has always been Drri0crIf nnl - ~
h'iu putuc ono" Tor INV trds yrnra flo -
AaetGen Tor three tet"s. aud twice elected SINNER
VlH"rHt Large Tor Kings COdHty In 1877 ho - ~
eibcteG Mayor Tor toe nrst time, d-teat!ug Lin ~
iirnry lie was reelected IN 1870, defeating Franklin
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OBI "a RY.
THOMAS MESSENGER.

Thomas Messenger former president of
the Brooklyn Bank, died at his country home Great
Neck. Long Island yesterday morning He WAS born in
England in 1871, but this country In early
youth In partnership with his brother he established
the firm OF T. d. H. Messenger Wholesale dealers in to-
bacco, at No l61 Maidcn-ane from which he retired
about hiteeu years ago He q director the Home
Life Insurance Company. tne Brooklyn Savings Bank
aud other financial institutions, and receiver and
priacpal owner 81 The Flushing and North Side ka-
road lie was senior warden of st. AIMS Church the
Uc ghts. The funeral will take place on Sunday after
noon next NJ 2:30 O'Clock at that church,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME CoTrRr

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-In the Supreme Court
OF the United states to-day the folio ing business ws
transacted
no: nhares ~ nayis, appellant AT Ed2ar spelden;
aPpca Doh Tie Hunrefnr
arsaient eoaunued or sppfe lvlul-d nr aDDen.
No tf-tfe ~h Less N ,r,-
agl The st .onis Naidalia. leTre
italload Coaiany he OF he ma
Siaes tn East-ra Dt-frlcI No
ibe own o Roberts plaintiff in aud Matthew la
ana 10
10 he Aor;hern itStflct Of Iiiu Is su9mted NO
lenTy Fort appellant. and 6eo go anG Ou-; a,i..l
nom O. supreme COnft of Montana
me i ntAa n ienpsns. appellant agt F. 4. !. and
- ltoy-s the Circuit
Tor the ~ estern Di,tct 81 renBsyvaiai No u
nlIy King and oiiirrs appellant. LAND. al
lngton and Others peal from the Ciroui
ted States Tor the Northern ssrct OF IDnnisSubmed
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TIDE ANTI.MONoPoLY LEAGUE.

At the meeting of the County Committee of
the Autobiography League held last night trobshcr's
Hall, in East Fourteenth st, Homer II. stewart was
elected presidents T.. y. White, Joan Milligan and d. ID
l. Marshall, poe-presdents; Cortandt Palmer, treas
urer, and John q. Boyd, secrctar T.. u. Thnrher re-
ported mat nss-mectnB Wnud be held at Cooper I-
stltute on October 20 AComnitee ol Twenty-Five was
appointed u examine the Characters of candidates for
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SELECTIONS OLE .rnE GREENRAcK pApry

The National Grcenbacll party of the With
Assembly District has nominated John j. joyce for
member o. Assembly. In tho With District Luke d.
Brougbton nominated. The With District NJ.
lected Michael Z. Cody.
In the With District the party nominated Thomas uil
man aud Harding Weston for Aldermen
The With senate District Convention nominated
Charles H. Garner for State Senator.
Ia the Ild Judicial District Peter t. DELANEY wos
named for Clyll Judge.
The convention al the With Senate strict has NOM
mated william g. Finley Tor senator, ana Herman q
Slnge ~ civil Justice for the st Judicial District
Ihe organization in the VITA Assembly District noIn-
mated john j. Joyce for member al Assembly.
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GARFIELD MLMoRLAL sERVIGES.

BosTOS, Oct. 20.--The memorial exercises in
honor o. the late President Garneld under tne aussees
~ the Cty pi Boston, we're held to-day In fremont TEN
p, which was elaboraiely decorated The platform WAS
occupied Ivy Mayor Prince, General anLs the ideutep
aDtiOYernyr n1i Otner prOGiUent men; and tine uu,ii
ehes MED toe hall Mayor Prince, presiding Iua., n,
short adfere ana PaleStrpas Requiem Mass " a. rem
defed ny tue BcylstOn Cinb. Tue Roy. DR. L.thron
ohsstu Esy anu 9nOl'r 'nnsica selection preceded
tne grafton delivered ~ GENERAL N. T., BauAs.
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SELECTIONS BY "ROesn McIArcl1rrc

The County Convention of the Mcl.anyblin
or " regular" wing of the Democratic part, of i,s
County met at Vineyard Hail. Fulton ana Iavs,s a.,
p H. yesterday. There large Attendance o,,si1
OF the delegated and much interest was shown in the
nominations. Ex-County Clerk George G. u.rr,,,,
called the meeting to order aud Frederick w Reth.,
was made permanent chairman. Nomination. t,u
Sheriff were made ~ follows: Ex.Aldermau Fropcis N
White, Of the TAird ward; Alderman James K,no 90 "a,
sixth Ward, and ext Oroner Francis Milan 80 tio
Fourteenth Ward. On calling the roll of deeqat.s th
VOC stood rs follows: White 81 Kane II. N,l,r g
MT WINES nCmination was then made unanlmou. E,r
snoervis'r-alarge exAsscmblyman j. A. Dillueiar ~
the sixteenth Ward, was nominated by acclanatirn
Tor Jnsuce or he Sessions Ado|ph Gubner of Nay.
The voting by roll call showed Gunner To nave tb le
and he was declared nominated. S VII" ieau'
arsn",s " nue. tn" nominee for Sheriff. Ia engaged in
the hqnor business at Fulton aud iyre-ayes. IL 10
native ~ Brookiyn acd Inns eeryed two terms T., 20,
boaru Oh hidtrnei dc Ia not rich man u,d IN va
sad ny one of his supporters that he is ,pos "'7
pauper." - "'"'o't II
Jonp A, Dillmeier candidate for Superyiaoratr aro
Is Hefihah ny hi'h GLd has served one tern, az a.
'''' GO no
hdoph Guhnrr, nominee for Justice of Session, il ma
pes'n, incumbent OF the office lie il a residat,t np
Utrecht, anu has rrpreAeute the town n, v,
years IN the Board 81 Supervisors. o''iai
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CALLING ON MR.. MoKEoN.

committee from Iannany Hall called ON
JODu Mchoon yesterday AFTERNOON his Ulee in Bro d
way tV inform AHA officially OF bis nomination for ma
mct-Atoin'y AT tie Tamluahy Hall Convention lnst
weck, Mr. McHeon accepted the nomination ana said
that II hr reced he would vindicate the law for the
people 81 hew-luf CITY, thai Licy ca,l enln. telr
liahts and have tno iullest protection under it,
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THE COURT OF APPEAL,s
ALBANY. Oct. 2o.-In the Court of Appeals

to-day the following business was trans cted:
No 243-JOhn Curry. eau agr Anderson Fowler m,
pleaded respondent-AIgHi. No. 2s4Coc-ia W-rcersa
appellant agt. Anderson Fowler, inlirade1 res0ndenl-
Argued No 325-- be Albany lty saving -utation,
respOp lent agt Mary Delta fBupick. iupeaf Il
Pelant-ArgneL No. Il susan Detier respondent sgt
Bessie y NON1s AMI another tpphiAntss tel. Me-
1ion - Nolin, respondent. The FrOO.lyn
snd Newton Railroad, appe8nt-Aygued. No zS.l-Johu
DrfrriIDaciisT. respondent
NaDey 4.aiiIoai appcllant-ATgueL
ihv following 10 tne day calendar for Friday. Oc-
fobCr 81:
Nos. S67, 344 s54. $50. s79. $50. ISL. $50
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JOSEPH WILL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Mr. Joseph Win,
Chief of the Registers Division the State Auditors
Odice, died yesterday from typhoid fever He was "a
native OF Ohio prominent Mason, AID president the
Ohio Republican Association Ia this District wa,
ehpiit forty eighth years al aud had been
Government service twenty lie leaves wife and
IA
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TABLE OF TIM.
THE RACING AT PIMLICo.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2O.-Ihere Were i've well
Confessed races al Pm1uo to-day. Tue nrsi PACE, ~ a
o. one mile, Tor All ages, won by Parole. Bo,,n,.
second and Coy Hampton third. Glenu,ore Nh.
scratched ON account OF tAe doatA OF Mrs lenpipgs
Time, l:iI
Tue second race, the Vestal Stakes, Tor hes three
years ola, one and one-hu miles, was won by .r,,,a
ictta. Spark second aud Aeila tnird Time .;l4 lr,h
pools iiai>i > 10.
inc inlfd race, dash OF and Oue-hf nil,e tnr
al ages, was won HaAiy hy Parole, AS, AZ M
M"hl10f second stialhHpey taird lime, a French
pOO4s paU ,ri0 30.
1o i"uttn race, Compensation Purse nile Dents WAS
easiy won Dy OreenanI 1I1ac, llD IA caen meat
Lac lHlh race, - nan'iicH4J esct1 ecnaSr,
lDSonar. l\ate Long second. luus lalu a. So
TklNKSfr CHALLENGES iIANLAN
ST. LOUIS, oct. Do IA lex e, the Australian
oaretI has sent challenge 10 lani.n 10 ras
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HENRY NJ. sTINSON.

BosToS, Oct. 20.--fIehry M. Stinson, founder
and owner OF The HcciOn journal, died ths morning
iie was an active journalist vii fe being ono OF the
ouest VA The state.
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The following sales were held at the Exchange
saesroom TO-DAY:
ByA. H. shder 6 Son
9S,GFy 9rieS houses U1'a lois NGl %, 3 =, 70 Sls Eat
asicr, 1f,me house. Win lot 90 Easi ssta.sI
. >, Sio.o It Of -daVe lot 2oNs7s'x4o -xss.- 49,.
5 lots East sst.st, = i25 II " Of istave. il Pol
lot cast ss,h-st aaja'n'ns above. 25les.s
lOts ave c = 25.0 Of 2oith.s, each 2Sxloo;
By van rassct, & Roaraey
place ;. IS % Neleei st, 2SEIol. + o.,
b Peter. r. Meyer
's sg ogiGS dS9s xi %, % No = Ty
plot Of Ian l. bouulus ny iotiave u, osl8u ST ana
shsI1l-q gTess, aDa land u.ior ~aei S-Jouins .oo
Es R,eAard y Harasa
4-story frame and 3-soly brick tensgarnts lo
AS2tl wvst z.ta st, IA SO6 .rr,. stn-ave, lots 80
~ 9isTssIl6 iSe buildings ythio, known oao
kGo1aoso ssA. .,flfsrsASssst>
VEw-YoRE
4lstst s7s r. of lothave. 25Kss9 rsehketo - "a,
vAltnrinc ave e a SO ii Of clarsst w.sic. e.i,r
Sy.N5f, 3 'VNS S3-0xy2a sarah Psuloouc 81 --
IDS, $ 2's i Of ,idisonavc qjTios2 Il r
lo4tli It ., sSSVs soK ,o5..J NiaD ANA vie
MaSeTrs 81 % iyg 9 g1ess s ao Sg,eE'I
faa lhsO@ seminar ana we 70 l 10000
ana ~tIr a. a g. sf&odowaii JudgtIcli ...
''' ana vii, 70 L !, Sost. a2ooO
CIutou-aNc. sot amt Of n luts from No 9Se
lbciusiye, and SOS "a Ia SOS inclusive, Wall
en.lne's estate. kOribdn. ai~' Ktflp II ahA
Jtn-aVe r,.t.,-ANe Ma,unb- Lam
load. that psft Il ~ ofan sih-aNrs
aiJ0il tns sbsNs 4ots. S~he ~rft 10 knAHueii "
llth.Ss, n nl DIy Dock-sf, 2fae1n3OKkglAsa.
-, g. I-h1e frysdcr. ....--.. .....
tlst-... o. = leo g. - -n-lNr. - sNln1.2.
hI4shnaO a. 4 George ...-....... 1900
a d. 81 Q 3ithFt } ila
:; ,sqo,s b ii de ..ivers -. -. 1900
l. Fani.i - 1900
de ily'r wic a. "a e. de hisriu. .-..--.. 5000
S2O &. asl.aNu, Ifiss-aA A d
ie.eX.u5.o . - dr Ven, ana "a flanla,
43u-sI = pn5 IL " 81 dave 3oy 800: ih- ls.g ii
Molowais a. ~ AEpUH NhuTch. .........-.... 1
SSthSs 40 IL Otl-aVr. oNiie.S; ID SCHUYLER
j, Williamson. L
S2d-st, >, Luce 81 OII-ave, ls%xIVO.2 also
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'nroe,ie race on the Creve cnur Lake. here for
81, o00a side and the ,ship ~ tho xvo-,s
s as e, ~ yemDer the date 70 be agreed on az
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CALIFORNIA MINING S1OCK&
SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 20-The following were
the oliclai clnslng prices OF MINING stocAs
RE.fL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct 20 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
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CALENDARs-oCTOBER 21.

I. S44. 354. $50. $40. $50. ssl. s8s.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-10-15

III view q liie tart lhat tie papers o.
llie Easi and California take 4 deal o.
their Indian war news from the Eaps.
Of Tombtoue and form tneir concsasions
ll,srefrom S wen 10 remenbeF that its
seaior edilor john p clum. IS a. app
can't for ihe position Of Jnalau asonT al
San Carlos That ALF Clnm Mas good
agent il world bs unuat1iul 8 deny and
i woeld be just as untrahsaI o state So.
be 8 abnva using the inanence af his Is
~ agiiInsi ,he presn egeni at Ssn tAs-
los anil for slmssIf. unfairly My clan.
81 asler. bis paper said 10 recent ii.
iofiais ibas lhe cairicshuas uadsr Juh
and Geroninio tai been at peace FOR ien
years be knew better ne knew that IS
lately IS 1873 sbose Indians we're ferro-is-
ing The norl eru porjons Of sonora ana
Cbihpakaa, psEalyzing every inenssFy,
and aeshing ibssir bleodg kares IS Tue
heafls 81 whites aad Nexieans 6dscrim-
insiely. Jobu F Clam IS no, above efe.
sting false impression i uili help
himself Jchn + Ciaa Aaas good ael.a.,
aud IS IS claimed 81 rs friends. sfI he
gsneJ ulshaui hasine made any lsln 81.
q he position ahep his dssirs -
back ihcn IS q reeoup BE may base
'earned Aoie Of lhe tricks as ths de
since his retirement
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-10-15

va oare nof .to4 1. ,.s,,,s ...i,.~ ,,,s. =.
or 5, !. rscs .ven.ha,.ls. 3,,.,;ce S 81. .a..s
a Is hard *, ,liv;aa ,eas,,. infe,,icns =
IS hars se i.lI ta~ ro,iuss tk,. .,oe,,.
him ~e ma, mske sa9s g..s-.es sn.a fsss
fsr ui,se ef ,se trs,sh ri. s,,sk ~ a.
krou that uhst 4 seems nro.sr s., ~ y
ls,aena fo- ourselves. snrssr ssv .,ris.. q
eirc,,m.s.ntes i Il r-.s,sv to .;vs o,k
ers nader lie eo,,,li,ies. T6e e.o,;.s
sion ~ she.e ren.arks i. here Ne.,ass;
has been iriendl, Tndiau dur,na The s,s-
nnhsnrs thas hae haea aatsstia0 ihe rav
sssars Il late l-ere sct y S. f-om b;.
protection of ali snsn Al loo.iv. IS lis asinr
guard duty over hostile prisoners. has 5se5
consistent with hts expressed desernins-
lion Al lhe outset. That he has Sesa
Iris11ly Is. We tbfak. not due to any love
be has far the uhises-his record iiiisnrovss
ihai--it Il solely due Is The desire = sur
ihsr bis own Interests. He S al inteisi-
gent Indian. He sees tie 6nale ol the
drama caIIed = war Ct racss aud knosgs
that no krdinu takes DaT< in the iast acf
he wants peace, ard has proved t1as bis
desire is honest While Sc has been help.
ing The whites. seme 81 them have stolea
portion of his ca,ile. and nou whea he
wants g e. ier % What IS Left and he
corn sast has grown from biz planting,
some of the settlers in iias section ot The
cnuntFy deieFnlne % kiH him. it
fas S'icked 'ieieFminstion + savers e
8 earisni + ia ont lnaianing "a Indians
Z i, insieaa @ being proof Of sups-
rieFliy q raee positive eVisleSee q being
on ihe pme level XIII she indiaus who
90 among you after their own property
and unaer she protection ol q government
pe7 Why 3 woald bs crime = helm
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-10-15

TBS w hinm
hnd lqH bred @ tad aa ssh Gen
Uileo8 What would sht 8 base
4 plentifui leudl lien 6f Gen Nho par
sles nRfdef meek knR 81 lhe
liand ass hould Aaxg siiea deaih war.
rants where unipcka aa Tor
sbsne he ia & lfpck ins o pene i
publishes IN fnNo He'd aod 81 maay
peess onsf al slelans
he nan Q Nheu tie ta1Ha teI
-. a neas oaiy word praise e she
nau xha ,nrnsa hen ea ne here
~ M o e W Ho
tV ne 4n
ea JOSS m
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-10-15

II WAS pretty f5agh 81 9id sensior
Chfistiapey when his Aife lsil him and
saed For disorce L Nas rogeheg when
hei brother challenged him so iishfa d3cl;
bs,i WIS roushesl WHEN onctlT Stole his
enelrf
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The Loaging Department


The parfnetshlp hcrrfofore exciting. hf-
ander the 1rn nanlr 81 kt|lnQf Co..
I,ichm0nd Basin, a. =. s. ihis day dl-solf-
ed ~ limitation. George Ient1l nnsi coi-
iect All outstanding acrGusts Tee dfm
owes no debfs - keiiner has bousht
our the enfire Interests i2fal ard pffsonall
~ George 9aDiaa. II ktLl4NER
GEoRGE IA nj III.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-10-15

'1'hs harvest of quiet oye - 3erlseoFtt.
t,b, unllsed Ayes that paas away
ID dark of night and light of day.
whose dreamleas hesfle % music sra
ia southern ereezo or northern winds
WHO know seeh hira AMI nos'er hy name.
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Ye loss sweet world ever nigh
*Tke harvest af quisl eye.
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n antamn'a rain, u Winssr's snow
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-04
Garfield al Sea.

The prevailing opinion, which i:
undoubtedly true, writes Redfeld, i:
that General Garfield is as much al
sea as the public. A gentleman who
saw him the other day and enjoys such
relations with him that gives his state.
ments credit, says that General Gar
field remarked that he was no nearer
the selection of a cabinet than a month
ago that the nearer the time for a
final decision came, the more difficult
it was to arrive at any conclusion.
General Garield's difficulty seems to
be an excess OF good mat. rial, while
there has been no man named against
whom objection has not been brought.
There are many whom General Gar
field would be clad to honor. He de-
sires to appoint such men as will
strengthen the party as we'll as him
self, and his quandary rests upon this
wish.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-04
IA. GarneId.LL.D

"Jacobus Abram Garfield" is now
an LII. D., the degree having been
conferred the other day by DR.. Pep
per, the new provost of the University
of Pennsylvania. It was given in con-
sideration Of Garfeld's services in the
senate during the war, and also be-
cause he is thoroughly versed in civil
law and fully imbued with the knowl-
edge of letters, and has not only
learned the liberal arts from the acad-
emie rostrum, but also-a thing which
more rarely happens-amid public
business and in the capitol of this ma.
ton, has presented a most useful ex
ample to tho citizens of liberal learn.
ing and refined humanity, and also 0
a virtue which, Ignorant Of ell un
worthy influences shines with un
sulIied brightness"