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, 1881-02-01

IN yIow Of Jay Guuld's late acquisitions ut
rslIlsoals, tolcsrapha barge-llncs, md whut not,
llls incthu,ls of dealing with Legislatures nro
Interesting. ilo testified us follows buforo a
Committee Of the New York Legislature during
tllo Erlo Investigations:
.tD mt knnw how lnt,Gt ! pail toward help.
Ing friendly iltet&. We bud fur States to loOk
nftcr, unu wo Ind to suit our p,tles 10 urau,s,-
STANCES. III Detlluerutlc district wss II Doni-
ucrat; In n Republican district wis n henubo-
M; md fit doubtful u!atrlct wns tloilbtt,il;
hut III every district and ut nil tlnles hAy1
tlrcn MI I,r[ts 1llut,
, 1881-02-01

Ir is to be ls0ped tlat Secretary Scl,Mrz's
announced intention to take the aggressive
in the po,lca business. and give tle Boston
phianthropists atf ti.e evidence they call coil
venieMty accommodate, will be carried Into
effect. The Secretary ,as borne tlia al,snrd
assaults upon his character In this matter M
long IT'S Il REASONABLE, patient man cou!d i,o
expected to endure them, Tle Zeal ot tin
Boston men has carried tilom beyond NIL
bounds. They have attempted to Iiut Mr..
Sclurz Oh trial. and have assumed his guilt
to start with. Sons Of tho Commissioners
seem 10 have examined tho Ponras rnther for
the purpose Of eonvIctlnE Mr. Se!,urz OF
wrong-t0lng thnM 10 ssccrtain the true cun-
,lIt!on Of tho 1ntlisllas. As tho Secretary was
not responsible for their removal III the first
place, and llas merely sought tn Iunkg them
comfortable and cunsentetl where they nre,
the Nervousness Of Ills conduct does not
clearly appear. This n,atn question Ii
10 longer whether IL wrong was done tho
roncas IN tho reinote pas., and consequently
not whether s1r. ScMIrz or anybody clse sas
responsible for their removal, but whether
they aro now happy antl contcntctl, nIltl, It
not, What can bp tlollD tU ,nnkn them 50. Thu
actI6il Of Mr., Walker Allen In nssailEng, Il,
Ills dual cApact.y OF newspaper correspond
eDt a,al Government Commissioner, Mr.
Schurz's motives anl conduct would bo
scalidalons IT it wcro not ridiculous.
, 1881-02-01
A FRACTlOus HORSE.

GptetdI DlsU0tfh 70 7A8 [hl<dV6 7r"s .,o,c
DuuuquE, In, Jan. Si.-A stallion Ls,n,s ps
Ing to George Martin broke frola Its ld ~ att
today and ra1no very near killing oac VI
oldest clttzcns, Solon l4angworth'..r '..rd u
Langwort'.y was seated in his cuttg9t III wi i y
stul!lDA Jumped on top Ut It, bfyasaas III
pieces, md also brenklng his lottfiin lotiion vi
After considerable trouble the sta''''A
cAptuted al.tl ltlnzz!cl,
, 1881-02-01

rrr Cu,cSuo TntnUSR hns established branch
oclces for tl1o receipt Of subscriptions and advortlsn
menta as follows: ..
NEW Yultk-Itoosu y Tribune Building. FIT. Nc
TAnpES. Mnnagnr. -.. ..
GLASGOW, scottand-Allar's American News
Agency, 81 1lpntcid-.t. ...
LONDON, Eng--Amcrlcan Exchange, ~ Strand.
HENRY +. tl1L1.l.i. Ausnt.
WASHINGTON. H. c.--iIi9 atreak
, 1881-02-01
DEATH OF A HERMIT.

HtEt3d9 U4Sb1tS@ 70 IhS EHp1RF :, heYNu
DunuQuE, Ia., Jan. 8l.-AA ola ,',d,t.
died suddenly on Julien a.c'no nd xa
Sheriff Fcrrlug was bis only ft!'Il' In H. u
appointed TO take Charge Ut tle oo aIop.ht
examination OF his household ciIYc''1 'as @sbsD
f. fSFt IT, Ta Wn nsnsY IL at dss ,sI kaoH
to do with 1t. ..
, 1881-02-01

Ir Is stated oil tho authority Of tll0 Yazoo
Iffntti thut oe-thtrtl Or one-tlult Ut thOsc Oh.
gaKct! III IlMtltinx III TINT yaoy Will mot ho ablp
to "sqliure llp with tI,elr merchants for tho RI.
plies furnished them III tB8u. The phrase "thoAo
vs,KaHct! III plAntlng" !s Il clphc,nistn to coyor
nuKro la1orera. The nlaryol Is not that they aru
u,abio 10 pay their bills for lBst, bur thut they
ever are ntIsto pay tho.n. lu paint Of fact, tho
naJorllyof thonuro ehrOnicalty lu debt. The first
psfco of tho supplies turnishetl thota IL fsou. 10
10 lou pur cent al,Uye what 1t should hp. They
aro [urthoE,n1ro rhurxed interest fnryIn4 troul
Is 10 ~ per cent per aM1lnn; alld II by uccident
They have surplus left over aftor tholr cotton
Ia sold, the stoEckcepers nuke up fraudulent
entrlps sufficient to cover tha amount. Tho
average negro Il unable IN Gust up q
simple sum In addition. to ray nothing ot cAk-
culnttug Interest In many eases tho tner-
chauts, so.callol. nxuro out 10 niccty the
value Ut cach ot,a of,thsIr debtors uroph, aud
nrranxo tholr plils In such u way Us 10 leave
theIu still In toDt. the doublc object boiug to
keep thom Whero ttoy .are and to secure
chattel mortgages Oh their mules and wteschcd
, 1881-02-01

NolDuoFF gives Mr. Randall this compll-
. montary nottcG;
Tho Speaker knowa about a. much OF political
ycAr-0ld boy.
, 1881-02-01

Tho bill creating Tax Commission has
passed tho New York Legislature. II tho Gov
aruor sppolnts the full number OF Commis-
sloaess authorized, there viii bo = body Of
, 1881-02-01


THE answer ts:not snsI'olont. The 11cn who
Intend to tho politics Of that section lo hot grow
cotton. Thu minority Ut tho white Democrats,
rs somebody hsls tersely put It. "ralso hell"
while tho negroes nro ruis!t1E c0tton.
, 1881-02-01

npul0g!zlnE ttllt retrnct(t1E for tic Hlnstvert-
cncc, acelticnt, mistake, or misrepresentation
Ut facts. This Is, not tho rule TINT exists l'e-
tween incn for fna.tvcrtclt or cvcn wliful
injuries. Most publishers witt prefer to
make no retrnctton for mistakes II they are
10 rcn,niM liable fur "act1nl danagcsn NIL
tho same: md they will thank tho lntrmlWcer
Of tile bill 10 withdraw anil eonsIEt, It to Ills
waste-bAskct.
Tho proposed statute Is unnecessary, a,ut,
II enacted, would scrye rather to c0,npllcntG
tl,an enct.tate tho matter, NH. would tlo 1,ul,-
fishers more harm than good. Il statutory
definition of what Is libel Is not needed,
oven II It were possible to make 0tlc which
wouhl cover tiie whole subject. When tscn
| are tlbcletl. there should be mcans OF tcgtt
rc,lrGss. When men nro Injured physically,
tho law prtvftles Il means Of lcgnf rctrcss.
In tho nt,set,cc Of 1hn!lcU or intention u i'll
jure, or even III case Of negligence, tho .lan.
agcs 10 which tho person injured Is cntltletl
arc ltmltcsl 10 those actually sustained En-
emp1asy damages aro not permitted wien
thu responsible persons hive been guilty Of
lin willtul Neglect, Eayo been actaated by no
malicious purpose or intcnt, or where they
| afterwards hive doi.u what they coutd 10
remedy tho wrong.
Publishers Of newspapers nsk no exclnp-
tion from, tho penalties Of intentional and
| malicious wrongtt0ing. Wien libel suits
! arc instituted for tic purpnsc Of vlntlicatlng
character which l,ns been mjustly assai!el,
aistt when the publisher. satisfied That he was
In error mil Ind ,ione n wrong, lI,ls nia,ie
proper correction md las shown that tho
publication WIS not malicious, b,ltw tho
, 1881-02-01

household furniture. IA It my wonder tfat tho
negroes In mn,,y parts Of tho Saath should now
complain thut their condition Ia worso thnt In
tho tnya Of alavory7 Tho oxo,lus ia ono Of tho
tnoat natural mid tnnvitnt,lu anchl movements
Ut tho klItl TINT hnr0 nvrr tnkun place.
, 1881-02-01

return 10 winch aas been heccssa'Mea ny
1he failure 10 enact 'i'v llew mct11ou'
@=====
KENTUCKY MURDER JUSTICE
The verdict IN the case OF Tl,omas Bnforu
for tho murder of Judge Elliott. whicf, i''s
Just bcel delivered nj owehto'i, Ky, sa'a-
other Instance of tic Insecurity vi human
life aHd the disregard OF Justice which or
talns, nltt always :lls obtained, III TINT state.
Sevcrnl hundred murders hive been coi'!-
1'tted In Kentucky during tho p'st ten
years, mil not single Willie lhhn Inns ever
been hanged. Negroes farc differently. JUS"
ttee II rightly ciltorcch III tliclr eases, nl'a
sometimes Is even stretched little to accom-
1hoaate the'n' bllk inc "hlte tiaail WHO slays
another, appaFcusayt IL Chilly Of no o'lunsc by
inc Kentucky r0ttc' as interpreted Dr hell
fncky Jurors. Ille ihAracr for which 1l1>a
man Bufofu WIS bfotlEht 10 trial was Of no
ordinary chntactef. 1t was ant only Inc
taxing ht hal'a1t l'c' out II WIS tilo 'essnssfa-
lion OF 'ltuge VINO mil do1ie HIS duty,
blow ~ Justice Itself. cowarily' tl9staralS
net wllch palhly sa't' No Judge N he'll
tncky shnll render decision Ill Accord
ancc WILL Inv without fnrfcitlng his HE.
-''N 3'->'''N $3.50 '-''> ''--'Ne~>N
was lhat IitttEc Elliott. I'll tae tfl'l[ 0t IL civil
sui 10 which bnioru was 4 party, hatl roll
aere'i Judgment asa'nst hin by al'lrInlng the
tcclsioh ot the lower Court, whcfcupoh ihi-
ford waltetl Tor him III tho street, as hu was
Enllls 10 thinner Will Tile associate J'tlses,
al1l sl'ot h'nt "enh. Iho murderer was
brought to trial. 'lflo ctlsc AGAINST him Was
Us open a1ltl clear 'as tlie daylight, nllu II he
liad been tried npnn Its lnerits no Jury on
earti could llave failed to convict l'im wiili-
out stulttfying ITSELF. So tiso convenient
plea OF Insanity WIS 1nterposetl. Tho eyl-
detice Ill this direction was iIrst, tlsat lse Was
v!olc'lt mil sentimental lnan; but II vio-
leiace AMI selltlmentaIity are signs 0f ilsan-
ify. how n!aly SINE l1len are thero In tile
community: Second. that l1e was nccUs-
toned to weep 1T Ills sister grave, and swear
vengeance upol ller enemies. All tliis might
he; but wherein does Ills affection
for Ills sister or Ills grlef over her
WRONGS. II slle had them, constitute III
sanity or axcuse Tor tho murder OF
l'inli performing Ills t|uty' Third, that llo
Thought 'iests Christ alMl Napoleon l'o1ti-
parts the two GREATEST 1ne'' tint ever lived.
osller men have ''Nd sl'ni'ar belief, and
beliefs Il thousand times 'norc extraordinary.
allu wcre good citizens WHO obe ycA tito laws,
respected thc rights ot' thcir nelghbors, dill
not slIcu b'oad, and were never accounted
lhsatlc. or even ecccntrlc. Lastly. Blford
wis claimed to be insa1lo because he hAu n
rropelslty for s!iool'ng people who disagreed
with HIN. II ths DO lorln Of Insanity, then
lsufortl bclongcd to Il cl"ss of insane who
deserve hanging, rs 1t Is not Kenornlly con-
, 1881-02-01

AHl1IAR LptNir1. MO- ny A. +. + 4. M.-1teRunr
mnrtInR Tuesday pvcnIslts. Feb. fur business and
mpostans work. Hail. it Mnnrn!:kt .'Ihe fraternty
ct,Fs!In1y invited. T.. II. EItASt, tGcretNry,
, 1881-02-01

THE. New York Times, some ttuio since,
charged that 1t WIS Clearly nppurcnt that tho
st-c,Ilc1 troublng IT the South Wcre due Utmost
entruly tn un excess of politics hlltt lack nt
work. Ufn'n this n 3utithern journal calls tho
attention of tho Tinlcs to tho following exhibit
,,Fs ffn r,tta, It II ffnf
, 1881-02-01

said to lc kIn,l-i,curtcl Int yury cholcric. and
!, trrrlhlr swenrt,r f(n Inns IL uurtjcuur t1lstusto
tnr rcws,,o,,ers md ia nrt.,,stun,e Ia refcr 10
~ 'u"ep"p9' ~ % .., @.'.s - ,.''., " ~
sA9Hl III "ulua III A"1'" '"T"s'
Tho lower sets lis llcnrt on 1OvO
rnr womnn nud t,ny lind
1,v c,,o,,rn n d. ur IL ,toyc,
lust IN she tccls Inclined.
AM, nil hIs horcs md lpyc. dreams may
1ln st.nt.crc] III II A1t14In t.ny.
-,,.au~.,, n,a,
;, - ,,uu ,, A., .tn r t.,,.
AlleE t]o DAN, ~ t!e ttl'e " !1hn
Wheeler lAteat r0oH, nut as sha tloes i!ol stata
,xhethoralc wlts ptay Ing or left fl1,
how fur she ct,nsed the bni Or whuther tho but
tcr ,yas ultimately ,t NIT ,n,,et nj the works
r,,roat Ia ioot r. ID In ttnntsou IN 1tt1c ,ctni,s
~, ,'s'sa. - 49, s.r,,. -" ",,a rr'.,",.or IT,,
hKo tnoso tnnt l'onG.eAlo" a'1 1tA", %" NY
oFer our western pa'"S'
In,eo svauh i.,.u"s -. '',,.,. s',r'..
tuul oo's' "s4l 4l"''u "'4's ncet 1o.'reAte't ~ ~
MS nntoEranh. allu one oi 'hoih at q d'nnor u
ferGtl to ueL TINT ho coilu GotnlH H. IAo pct
wag taken. Tlo youns man wr0tp to GHrieltl,
gaylnR tint 1,dUj Republican Norwcg!aus con-
urotuInt,sl him nn,l tic co,utry on his victory,
"a, ,s.rn,I, ,.r,,, " t,.c,,uirr rcr,v
oon' u"'"''e "'o.o - "'eo"e'9 'of'''
4 Boston estattrant-keeper received afi
order from tho uccc,lsei1 ar Harrington, through
81 ,re,lt,,tu fot M, ti,t. .fnahio,,t.F In -t,t
1, ,noI,,,n M, tho ,,Io ,vhiin ,,n,tor t,,n ,,srn
of tho tliaemDodtod spirit and c'joyod 1t just MS
HEll US AH2uH4 Hu AlA EHaNs ~ III uIa NHA
neoper decentralization Post. Il ChtcuHo spirit
tried tho snn,e thluv but ordered MI old fusb-
fnrcd ,ninco,nle trtc ,nct1,uu In ,,n,y II su,rBt.
a'e' :, y,
baroness Hnrdckt-COiftts Is 9st&ii3J aec6sis-
pnt,iol BY beautiful Galley tlor, which is Yift
from Mr, ffcnry Irving, mud wh[cliAhRs little
t;atorv Tto nctnr ,yns nho day flrxinp oyt.r tho
I,s"s..s. ,,a.s. ,stn,, ~ i,.t H., uy,o ,orrior
n.ac.'."t .'"o's "ne' ~ - ats ~,
Wh1en bno pecil ttottlfl9 h!ou9 .oeut"" MS IraP
He got slowA to look FOR 1t, sllreotng tho driver
to IN on with tho trstp. On tho moor ho rnot Il .
shepherd with Il EQcy. md tho nun, when told
~ tho actnrs Inss n.Icrctt tn find tl,o terrier At
= o,1 fro,,, t,t,, I,n cn1icv, rtn1 m uut ortcr
:. ~. ,..., - 80 ,.t,,,.c. m,,,,r,,I =. VIZ,
Is f,ef' nsktd tho shepherd, nnd tho dog. lifting
one pnw, po!nted ln tho direction Of the rand
"Ile hns Roao nftcr tho trap" tho shepherd suL
,.t,I trui,. ,-,rrvo1l,v nra tu tr,tl, 1rcr,,1
,,.a... ra,,,naS :, .,,n .tn,1 n,,I .o,ninw ~,
~ ~o!u"ot lI'In - u ~ ,t., s,. "et .o. s.. ~!
win TUG tf1sp. 1onhu hsa itt" Iasor1t n~'n9hs
, 1881-02-01

twenty tncn-soycn exports, six Senators, and
soycn Asscmhlymen-worklug together i'l'on
tlfe ,,robiem ot securing caultnblc taxation In
tho Htntr.
, 1881-02-01
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

ny MAfT--1N AnyANCE-F0sTAHE PREPAID.
pnY1y cttlph pnn 7e1r E.Nn
i"hrts ri ?fAf per Nnilt1 1.UV
Tally and Eunttny. Un6 yFar. 1A+N9
JIot,ay, ThnfsHaF. and tatHrtIny4 ncF Tcaf,. t.D0
NnndnT. Wptlnc 4a :, md t'fI{taY, per year., N.fU
enndhJ 1N.tnpu edition. pct scnr. .......... H'V0
WEEKf.f Eb1TfUN-tDsrrAln.
Gnn rnpy. rnr ettsH
EIlib 0t
1*entJ.1Hb cbrice. HHsNo
Specimen cnpita sent FREQ.
tlvn Tott-Unico a!drosa In full, Including County
md State. .....
Irm!ttnncos NAV s,o mnsc rtttor hy draft. everest
rost Oncc ot!er In rc9tscsc1 lotteF. nt our flax
TO CITY su1aEllt1lE.ns.
rti1y. dclverc Sunday excepted ns ecnts nor Meok.
DAILY, delivered sunday included no c'fts ror wcof
Addscta THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison nnd l}carbt,r.t.Sts. ChcaRo, ILL
, 1881-02-01

SOME OF the heaviest taxpayers of tho West
sl!c h,ye united III recommending Mr. j. Frank
Lawrence, If tho Twelfth War.i, As n suitable
pcrsou tn Ill tho vucnncy in tho West Park
lionr1 aonn likely 10 occstr through tho cxplra-
tLou of Sir. Woo's tcr,n Ut o.lice. Tho fitness
Ut afr. Lawrence for this Or utmost nny oihor
municipal oltcc which he would conscnt 10 ar-
cnpt will hot he disputed BY those WIN KNOW
him. Efe owns considerable property III tho
West Dlstsiolt, and pays moro than $1,000 In
tnxcs annually. He has leisure, and has xtyon
much attention to tho subject OF local tnxAtEon.
and to pnrll ttnn,tccs md atinfalstrtfon IN par-
ttc,,lnr. An nrt[clc from his pom on tho West
lAris, which appcuged sosnu months ago l1kTi1E
TRIBUNE, will 10 Remembered both for its hltc
ligent orltcIstns unu Its henrty appreciation of
tho system, nnw IN operation. MIR. Lawrence Is
In al respects admirably qualified for the placc.
, 1881-02-01

Olympic Thentre.
C1nrx street, bctwocn Lnko and llandolrh. Variety
ohtertatnHlnnt-
, 1881-02-01

NnverIy'a Theatre.
rear.p1fn street. corner OF Monroe. FrHaEnHent
Of 1lDr Ntnjcstys Opera Company. "I.ucla dt lam
mefmUor1
, 1881-02-01

I1nntey'a Thentrc.
Handolph street. bctwcon Clark md In Sale. "My
, 1881-02-01

Acntlcny nf 3ItiAlc.
1In1stcd rtrcct, near Mudttun. West SfH. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-02-01

Central Mtt4lc.1In1i.
Corner OF linndnph and Htaic streets. Tho etod.
dnrd Lectures. "ttelns Of German prns1t,'
, 1881-02-01

ATcTickrr'a Theatre.
Madison street, lctwcem Htatu md dearborn.
Engagement Ut tl,e Soldeno casnlo 0para company.
Hll.y1ttr.H
, 1881-02-01

Grand Orcrn-ft1nse.
CIafk street. opposlt new t1ntt-ffOuto. Enun1e.
mcnt Of tho rorcy Combination. "Tho Legion Of
uQpQE,n
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18
The News Condensed.

Harrisburg, elected Republican Mayor
on Tuesday.
A Republican Mayor was elected at
Chester, on Tuesday.
Reading, elected Republican Mayor, a
Democratic Comptroller and Democratic
City Treasure on Tuesday.
A strong effort ought to be made to
send Republican to Congress from the
IXth District in place of Fernando Wood.
Hanan and Ross sailed from Liverpool
for New York Wednesday. 1t is said that
Trickett willcome to this country shortly
to engage in various regattas during the
ensuing summer.
Co... Cullom of Illinois, has just return
ed to Springfield, from Mentor, and says
that he believes it is settled that the Sec
retaryship Of the Interior will be offered
to Robert T. Lincoln.
The thirtieth ballot for U. S. Senator
at Harrisburg yesterday resulted as fol-
lows: Beaver, 49, Bayne, SO, Wallace, II.
A joint committee Of the contending re-
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

C.P. WELLEs is in New York buying new
goods.
We regret to learn that Mr., NJ. H. LANING,
is confined to his house in Wysox by serious
illness.
Mrs. KINGSLEY is very i'll at the residence
of her son-in-law, II. C. POWELL, in East
Towanda:
Mrs. G. E. GLADDING, of Altus, is visiting
at her fathers, Councilman ALGER, on Main
street.
B. A. LONG, Esq, Justice of the Peace and
Cashier AsPINwALL, of Pomeroys Bank,
Troy, were in town last evening.
Rev. G. D. STROUD is delivering a series of
Sunday evening sermons on the Command
ments, IN st. Peters Church, Tunkhannock.
GEORGE FAIRCHILDs is recovering from
an attack of diphtheria which has confined
him to his room for some days past.
VIM. L. MOORE, General Agent for this
state of the New York Life Insurance Com
yany, is registered at the Ward House.
c. F. TAYLOR has been offered position
in a wholesale house in Utica, n. Y. CHAR
LIE is an excellent salesman and good citi-
zen. We don't want to spare him.
CHARLES II. SMITH, of Montrose, who rep
resents the Fire Association Of Phiadelphia.
was in town yesterday on his way to settle
the loss of DAVID CRANEY, of Springfield,
who had large barn burned on Friday night
last.
After two years of married life precious
little girl baby has been sent to bless the hith-
erto incomplete household of our young
friend, r. G.. MILLER and his accomplished
wife. While REED exhibits some pardonable
disappointment that the newcomer is not Il
boy, his friends console him with the hope
that . there are more to follow" and he may
have better fortune in the future.
Mr. CHARLES P. WAGNER. who was night
operator at this place. and was afterward s. a.
toned at Wyalusing as day operator, has been
promoted to the position of station agent at
Wysauking, Bradford county. The L. V. r.
r. Co., don't often make mistakes in selecting
men to fill important positions, and this case
is not an exception to the rule. CHABLEY is
a good fellow and we think he deserves sue
cess Tunkhann0ck Standard.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18

The very flatterng exhibit Of the financial
condition of the borough whcn the statement
of Treasurer KINGsBURY, printed in another
column, makes, will be peruscd with pride by
every patriotic citizen. 1t has been a long
time since the borough was free from debt
and we join with the Treasurer in commend
ing the wise and prudent administration of
the borough government for the past few
years, which has led to a result so earnestly
desired by every taxpayer. With moderate
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18

Rev. WIN. MCGLATHERY has formally re-
signed the parish of St. Stephens Church,
Pittsield, Mass, on account Of failing health.
In reluctantly accepting the resignation the
Vestry unanimously adopted the following
resolutions:
WHEREAS, The Reverend William Meg Glath-
cry has felt compelled, by reason of continued
i'll beath, to offer his resignation as Rector Of
this parish. therefore
ReSOlced. That while we accept this resig-
nation, we do so with q sincere regret at the
cause which renders such step necessary.
ReSOl0ed, That we present to Mr.. McGlath-
cry our hearty thanks for the zeal he has
shown as Il parish priest in his care for this
church, believing rs we do that the present
harmony in the congregation, and the in
crease of churchly interest and devotion are
largely due to his teachings and ministrationS
during the five years of his rectorship.
ReSclCed, That we offer Mr.. McGlathery
our heartfelt sympathy in his broken health,
with the sincere desire and prayer that he may
speedily be restored to vlgor and future ues-
fulnesS.
ReSoIred, That a copy of these resolutions
be presented to Rev. Mr. McGlathery and be
spread upon the parish records.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18

publican factions met last night to make
an effort to agree npon a candidate. At
2 O'Clock this morning they were still in
session.
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A good timer is in want of job; is sober,
steady, and good workman and understands
the hardware trade and can make himself
useful as a salesman. Address G.. II. S., Tow
anda, Pa. Post Office box SIG.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18

HENRY SCovILLE, only son of DR.. SCo-
VILE, of Wyalusing, died of pneumonia yes
terday, after an illness of nearly two weeks.
The deceased was quiet and industrious. a
great reader and thoroughly conversant in
the doings of the day. He wins 81 years of age.
and single. The funeral will take place to
morrew, Rev. d. CRAFT officiating.
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taxation and a continuance of the prudent
policy displayed of late years, the borough
can be kept out of debt in the future while the
streets and side walks may be kept in repair
and all necessary improvements prosecuted.
Let the watch-word hereafter be I" Keep out
of debt"
In according ''honor to whom honor is
DUE" in connection with the management Of
the finances, Treasurer and Clerk KINGsBU-
RY and Collector WICKHAM are entitled to
special mention. Their duties have been
faithfully, honestly and promptly performed.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18

Wanted, a small. convenient house. near
the business portion of the village. Apply at
this Office. Rent must be reasonable,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18

ED AYERS of the Troy stage route has met
with misfortunes of late. His three horses
have all been sick and one of them died in
Troy. The case came to the knowledge of
ELEAzER POMEROY, Esq, one of the most
benevolent and kind-hearted gentlemen in
that town, and he gave practical expression
t. his sympathy by starting a contribution
fund which has been increased enough to buy
another horse.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-18

A neck scarf was left at the office of DR..
PAYNE, a few days ago. The owner can
have it by calling for it.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TODAY
Increasing cloudiness, followed by rain.
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The Presbyterian church was dedicated this
afternoon, the Rev. Doctor Stewart of Tow
anda, preaching an interesting sermon. Rev.
C. C. Corss of Smithfield, Rev. Henry Weles
of Kingston, Rev. Mr.. Sewell Of Troy and
Rev, Mr.. Hood of the NJ Z. Church, Athens,
together with the revered pastor, Rev. Mr..
McMaster, assisted in the exercises.
The cost of the church was S9,694 10. The
collection to-day amounted to 5000, leaving a
small debt of only three or four hundred dol
lars vet to be provided for. Services will be
held the balance of this week and part Of
next, at least.
The editice presents a neat exterior and the
inside is very attractive.
The singing was very fine and the effect eX-
hilerating, the perfect acoustic arrange
ments of the auditorium giving it full effect.
There was large attendance, Rev. Hurl-
but, of Waverly, was in the audience.
Athens, Feb. 16. WILL.