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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

How THE SHEHFP DISPOSED or HIS
RkAL EsTATE.--The columns Of the DEM
ocRAT were 30 full Of local news last week
that II was impossible 10 find space for the
disposition made by Sheriff Spangler, on
the Saturday previous, Of the real estate
advertised for sale by him. We therefore
give that information one week later than
usual:
No. Settled
No. "A two-story frame house and
three lots of ground located IN Mosbannon
Snow Shoe township, owned by Janes n
Rankin as Administrator Of I'd Ide dc.
ceas"d, sold 10 Mr.. j. II. Holt. Of snow
Shoe, for S775.
No, 1.-Two lots Of ground in Rush
township, on the banks Of the Motbaunor
creek, sold H. the property of Mr. Patrick
Collins, administrstrix Of Patrick Dona.
hue and George NJ. Brlsbin, ~ Adam How
Eco, for $50.
No. "A log house, bank barn and
tract Of land, located In Potter township
and owned by Henry Carver, sold to Mr
William Wolf, Of Centre Hail, for S25.
Noe. 3 and G-Scttlcd.
No. "A twO.stOry frame house Ant
tract Of land located IN Worth township
and owned by John Rcc.e, sold 10 ". +
Recder, Esq, for S5j.
No. "a two.story log dwelling house
stable and lot Of ground situated in Pottc
township, and owned by Jo-iah TAYLOR
sold I" j. NJ. kcichlinc, E-q, for So.
No. "a two-story frame house aud 10
| Of ground located in this borough, hnc
owned 10y james Haylcy, sold ~ John g.
| Love, ksq., for S2s2.JO.
No. lO-A tWo-FtOry frame house. banI
barn and III acres of ground, located il
Miles township, and owned by Christian
Shade, purcha,ed by Chlharine Shade 70
/ $3.50.
No. IA two.story frame house. banI
| barn and two tracts Of land, located il
/ Walker iownship--oue containing 10
acres and tb" other 30 Acfns-.nId a. th
/ property Of George and Christan Swartz +
John A. S~Artz, Of Hubicrsburg. for SG8i
No. ia two-story frame house Il nd tw
/ tracts Of land located ia Walker township
/ and owned by Henry SSartz, cold to JohI
/ a. SwAr,z for sij
/ No. l3-Three irBcis Of land located II
( Potter inwnship--ouc containing lO7 acre.
the second II acres and the third - acre
owned by John Biluer and John Il
Bi,ncr, sold 10 Emanuel Eiunger, O
AAronsburg, for S2IjO.
Nos. u and lj-Sciilcd
No. ID Several houses and lots n
ground located IN this borough and D.
/ Spring iownship, Fold r. tho property q
John Irwin Curtin, 80 cK-Goy. A. 6
Curtin FOR 500
No. l7-Sctilci
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

fHHtHEFHih February J. 1851
The untarorAhlH Eugiish Accouui haiieBed vLoa,
and the price " lover.
lt9tH-llour 10 dull sBd there are free sellers a.
former TuatAtiaus Sale ~ .u1 tsrTels IneIbIiug
hi1nFs1iA extra. At Ssa5f5 f0r medium to choice
.l"af aud hi Scot = ~ striKhi Fenn., lrAnis extra
family ~ N' aaal4ls. ohio and Indiana d. d. IT
50. "a I. and patents 81 Sit5as. Rye -four steady
At tt5hsats ~ barrel
6HsiS Wheat is inactive ard prices are 10 Ter
husbe} lower kkl'F G 800 bushels rlndine reject
a. At g. uG8i us uurra3ed red At 81 n and No 2
fsi, uAfk At fills, DO De. elevator si g. ls1 Eye is
arm At s'c ior PennsyivaHi
sfFps-Chaics clotersfed met viii a fair inquiry IT
s1nsstc hut l0w and medium grades are hard 10
move al 'a'tsc Timothy sells ia Job tote ct 81 20
AZkf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

"A meeting of the Centre county bar
was held last Monday to take action in
regard to holding the sessions of the Su-
preme Court in Philadelphia. 1t was the
prevailing opinion of those present, how
ever, that all the sessions should be held at
Harrisburg. and the association 90 voted.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

The Millheim German evening school
will give public entertainment in the
Town Hall Of that place on Saturday
evening, the 18th instant The programme,
part Of which will consist Of declamations
and dialogues rendered in High German
and Pennsylvania Dutch, will afford an
endless amount Of mirthful entertainment
for those who shall attend. We hope 1t
will also be financially profitable.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
To the West and South.

All traveller will appreciate the an
n"uHcem"ut that the Pittsburgh. CinriD.
nbii * 81 Lpuls Railway Comrany-Pau-
Handle RuLte-Wi.l hereafter run f,.,-
e,a.- Passenger coach from Pittsburgh 70
- Louis on the Fact EGprc.s train leaving
PlitburG every day at a22 An. Sleer,-
'ng carr viii continue - run on came
uhln from Pittsburgh 30 Cincinnati. Louis
vi.i"r IndIAnapol. and ST. Louis. but tho
through coach % 81 Louis wiil bc 4 great
benefit 10 pefEous IN route g. Iudiauafolis
I"rre Hauie, 81 Louis and oil point. Wet
anu S'N'h""'t, Who d" not care 10 pay
the extra charge for sleeping car privi-
lcges.
Hotel or sleeping care will continue 10
run on Cincinnati Express leaving Piits-
burgh 81 I@2 =. n. for Cincinnati and
Louisville, and or night express leaving
Piiisburc Al 1902 a. y. for Cincinnati.
Louisville, Indianapolis and St Louis
without change.
PHss"nGcrs for the Wet and South will
rl"a.e bear IN mind tho improved through
car seryie" by the Pan. Handle Route.
j" secure The advantage of quick time.
good connections tn Union depots. and
through car accommodations. over one Of
the besi cons;FuC.ed and most perfectly
equipped lines, 1t is only necessary to ask
Tor Ahd be- sHre that you receive tickets via.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST Lou.. Rail-
wAy-Pan Handle Route.
For time tables and information address
W. {. RiNEAEsoy, Passenger Agent.
Pittsburgh, Pa, or W l. . BEIEN. Cen
orAl Passenger Agent Pan. Handle Route.
Coiumbnsi OHIO. 4-jw.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

"A very sad event occurred at Julian
on Monday Of last week in the death of
Miss +. Daughcnbaugh, daughter Of Mr.
Levi DaughcnbAugh, Of that place. She
was victim Of consumption. Her jour
ney over the dark waters Of the river Of
death was illuminated by the light of
constant faith in jesus. Her earthly
church connection was with the Methodist
Episcopal congregation Of that place. The
funeral services were conducted by her
pastor, Rev. J. Il. King.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Communicated
tire county

MEssRs. EDIToRs 1t "a unders,ood
that the gentlemen who have s,ore.rooms
and houses In Beliefonte, contemplate
making large advances in the rent Of their
buildings consequent upon the early re-
sumption Of operations at the car works.
We think these gentlemen arc making q
great mistake. Rents are now notorioasly
high with US, and this fact, taken in con-
ncotion with our onerous borough taxes,
makes the cost Of living here excessive in
the extreme. Gentlemen, this Is not the
way in which TO insure permanent pros
periGy and business importance 10 your
town. You must pursue = more liberal
and generous policy or you may in the
end have cause 70 bitterly regret your lack
Of lorethought Col. ID. G. Bush, Major
w. +. Reynolds, Thomas r. Reynolds, the
Brockerhof Estate, and others, have done
much for Bellefonte in the past, for which
they are entitled TO great credit In a
spirit Of kindness permit mo therefore 70
say that hope they will do Eothing now
to lessen in any way those feelisgs Of re-
spect and good will--inspired by sheir pas,
libcrality and enterpriso--whioh arc felt
for them By their fellow townsmsa. An
indiscriminate raising Of rents at the pres
ent time will not fail 70 act injuFiously
upon every business interest OF our town,
and should not be thought of.
CITIZEN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Mas. PARTISoToS says Don't take
any Of the quack rostrums, as they are
regimental to the human cistern but put
your trust in Hop Bitters, which will cure
general dilapidation, costivo habits and
all comic diseases. They saved Isaac from
a severe extract Of tripod fcver. They are
the ne plus HnHm OF medicine Boston
Globe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

CoHRssPospEscE containing important new. solicit
ed from any part OF the county. No communications
inserted unless accompanied by the real Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Provision Market.
MARRIAGES.

wAT-sELLTRs LA Phiiip~iurg January zA fssi
hy Rev A. M. CTsiKhtQn, Beunef " Wag sHa Anba
G SELLERS. beth 81 fiiimure. this uounty,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

The following siAnzas by "Car
which appeared in Lac, week
arc faid to have been "inspire,
~ the cigar sent by G. O. NJ. on the occa
ion Of The Firsi Arrival 90"
NHu oNsis TrErs rtyEv Hs,is
Ire sissg hrr sand slali uats
Tie tiark NioHiau Iced g. tatis.
That taltns ssi-up gave
TIE fragrant Gotta =. ! illuua
With rlAr idsst 4 feeling
Aua ssau ibs vsroty Vurpe fuIas
Core upusgl g. the ceiling.
Tic ~reaib, asasBd In laiisrnF, ans
Aui daily with ihetuseltes
Nolupt-Dpslr ther inierufne
Like mythaisEfc slv~s
What magir 10 ibefe ia the weed
That from the rfond falds DER ne
n" fuiurss sarfsts ihus proceed
And Stand sffays1 before Hr'
Al farss that before ra. rice.
Among yuu Hre bot fou
That fash rsmsmbfsues ffum yOuf eyes
Nhsss fscss nnoe kueu.
fot nlaHy friend that aiAspsA my hand
hnd listened g. fuy uumtsfs
IiSs 5aufusy~i e. the ~ilfHi Land
AEd there be- silence slumbrrs
Bu, one 4 y0u ts dear g. me.
WITH time rfoss fsifsf. ~.
And shAll no dissolution 49,
Till GUd himsslf ,haIl die.
HsI is0s rsmains-fny lFht. my sun.
NJ Lad star. fsithful shining
Nbieh ser lifs's cream Leads ne On
T. Einf''s past dIuuiuF.
Thsrs'. Cal With banning ooun,snanos.
u eide his worthy .T,ouss.
His ttAtus is the BEARDED tnan's
That heads numerous house
In at ard worth 80 hirn grow
EEteu4iax stiil biz rnareea.
While athers Crerts BE- mai cs 10 fou
HE ovn s,feam still sniaFgcs.
Ard with bin is hi, daughter fair
The Fret ffuiis ~ his laes
with ulRhis dark beauty ia hsf hair.
Ites fright ~ STARE aisvs
The fHsh II muFu - IN her ch~~k
Her hpt are ruse hads blowing
And Hhen she oIens them to srsAk
llst teeth like pearls are showing.
sos hsr healthy. cheerful. shAlis.
fM surh too fee there sfsl
With that divinof beauty graced
Whith age can Nsrsf masf
She has uU cheap opqustfisb arts.
IL free firm ffivol0us fahries.
Nor seeks 10 sound too many hearts
With her mast dangerous glance
Long msy .hs live long may ,hs bs
Her sres delight and prids
The beauty AT desires ia Hes
In her be iypiAed
And vhsn ber iliss mysisrious move
In vomanb bupd shall gather
MAJ her successful lover prove
As true IL bet fAiher.
Al. that the vision which go
Might never fade Ausyi
The beaniSous souls which are 90 be-
Al, oapid make ihem stay
But with the clouds af this cigar
Whess hre can't rs;sleuish
The future that ~. from fsr
Must alec fade and vanish.
Jan 10. 1850.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

There will be several weeks more OF
cold weather, and warm winter clothing
is In demand. II can DO procured at the
PHILADELPHIA Branch.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Were sitting al the table, Mary,

Where We eat long ago
All, then your hair was black as jet,
But now it's light as tow
We're eating Of those groceries, Mary,
You bought at Scchler's store;
And when we've eaten them all up
Well surely wish for more.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Men and boys who buy clothing At
the Philadelphia Branch can dress the beas
on the least outlay Of money.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

FIRE on SATURDAY NIoHT.-Jus, after
the inhabitants Of this place had fallen
into their first sleep las. Saturday night
they we're awakened by the cry Of FIRE.
The flames proceeded from the neat little
frame building on High street, owned and
occupied by Mr.. J. ID. Sourbcck as a con.
fec,ionery and fruit store. Both Ere COM
panies were promptly on hand and the
flames we're quickly subdurd. Part Of the
contents Of the store was removed, but
80 much Of IL vas either broken or carried
away tha, HE loss on stock will reach $50,
and his loss on the building will amount 10
about $50, all Of which is fully insured.
1t is supposed that the frc originated from
a defective Aue. lie will repair the build
Ing Immediately.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Spring woolens now ready. Early
orders collected. Money saved
ls-t MoNTGoMEgY & Co, TailorE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

III" popularity Of NJ y. Robert
Hone Powdcfs is proving lt-clf in the in
creased demand throughout this State.
from the iaet that the public are 1T last
hhdIHg out That II is pD,si5le 70 obtain
package Of Ilorse and Cattle Powder which
D. sirIcuy pure and free from such adulter-
huo.t - bran, cake meal, and other in
gradients calculated to pun the animal
instead Of curing it 81 the di.ca-e il j. st,C.
i"ring from. NJ. b. Robert. Horse Pow
d"r' contain no Aduitera,ion and are much
cheaper than any other. a. bot a table
spoonful il required fDr a dose. A.kanv
Old hoT-emau a. 10 their merits. For saje
everywhere. Price reduced 10 25c. Der
package
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

No more sick chickens. Save your
poultry and cure them Of disease, bi using
Roberts Poultry Powder. 1t has neyert
failed to cure Cholera, and all diseases 10
which fowls are subject. Price - cents
per package. For .ale By al druggizts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

AT the present time when there are 80
many worthless linaments IN the market,
II would be well 10 inquire which il the
best. This VIII be found in NJ. u. Roberts
Embroehil0n 1t Il pannceA for ailments
That require rubbing either on man or
bcast. Price % cents per bottle
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

PHiLIFsRURo's NEw BANK-From the
journal We learn that the growing wealth
and Importance Of Philipsburg has induced
the business men Of that place, assisted by
some OF the capital Of Bellefonte, TO orgA-
nize a new banking institution in that
place to be called the Moshannon Banking
Company. The gentlemen composing the
company are Messrs. John Nuiiall, George
McGsfey, Robcr, Lloyd, William p. Dun
can and j r. Steiner, of Philipsburg, and
DIR. 4. W. Hale, Of this place. Our friend,
William +. Duncan, has been chosen
President, and will Gil that position with
honor to himself and to the great benefi,
Of the institution. Mr.. w. II. Sandford, a
former cashier Of the Citizens Banking
Company, at Osccols, will ofiiciaie in the
same capacity in the new bank.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Why do sou cough when you can
ma speedy relief in sIncs Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Iorehound? 1t il the
most pleasant aud cfcac:ou. remedy known
Tor C'uShs, Cold, Group, Asthma, and all
ai'"hte. tending u pulmonary consumr-
uon. Hns been cold for over thirty wears
ana j. especially adapted b. children, A. il
'Io's not nhusentc, aud consequently it can
be utei 10 SuiiicI"nt quantity a. 10 effect
cure. Try one bottle and sou will never
b" without It, Price 25c and SOC. per bot
t'"' sold everywhere. Askyour druggist
tor il.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Il, is now announced that Rselof Won
Barren, Of Connecticut, who was reported
to have fallen heir to $40 600, 900, IL a
fraud, and was merely seeking to gain a
cheap notoric,y. Before the average ma
tive Of Centre county lives TO be an hun
dred years old he learns that there are a
good many frauds in the world, but he
can congratulate himself that tho grocery
store OF Sechler & Go. /. exactly what 1t
ia represented 10 be-. The proprietor, by
fair dealing, has built up an immense trade.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Business Notices.

Why arc horses and cattle after taking
Roberts HOrse Poedcrs like a new lAun-
dried shirtf Because they look sleek and
clean.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Bellefonts Markets.

BrilEFoS7E February ?, 1851.
lrrrsr WgN-u
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Oul THAT GROUND Hoo.-I esterday
was Candlemas day, and of all the days In
the year wo looked forward with eager an
ticipation for that day to bc dark with
clouds and gloomy with the absence Of
sunshine. We were almost willing that
the snow which fell all day on Tuesday
should continue through Wednesday,
anything, indeed, to prevent that horrible
ground hog seeing his shadow. But he
came, he saw and he conquered. Wednes-
day morning dawned in the most provok-
ing manner possible. The Thermometers
had sank during the previous night to 2lo
below zero, the sky was as clear as crystal
and the snow covered the earth deep and
white and pure. No fair lady ever saw
her lovely reflection in the mirror more
distinctly than the ground hog could see
his ugly shadow on the snow that day.
Yes, all day long from the moment the
King of Day first lighted up the snowy
mountain tops until no sank behind the
banks of frozen vapor in the west that
tabled quadruped could view his shadow
and glut over tho Polar waves which
would follow each other in quick succession
across our baluy temperate zone. We care
not what Ncnnor may say about an early
spring, that ground hog Is the older and
more r.linblc prophet and we are doomed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Democratic County Committee,

Tho following persons have been named
as members of the Democratic County
Committee for 1881.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

The following stAnzas by "Carl
Schreiber, which appeared in las; week =
WatehUan, are faid to have been INSPIRED
by the cigar sent by c. O. NJ. on the occa.
sion Of The First Arrival 90"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
BUILDINGS REP0RrAD UNSAFE.

The following buildings were reported unsafe
Yesterday 10 Inspector Esterbrook: No. Horato-
st.. Robert Tagcart owner; dwelling No. Orchard
st., Greenleaf Il. Sheridan owner: dwellings and
stables. Nos. 23l 238 and 23S West Sixteenth-st..
John Doe aut Richard Roc owners; storage for
lumber in the rear OF No. go East Ihirteenth-st,
Henry NJ. Powers owner; store No. ~ Centre-7t.,
William T. Van ZIndt owner; store aud ehng
No 3S9 Caral-st.. Cornelius e. Stephens owner;
building at No lG1 East HOu'ion-st, Joseph Is.
HOyt d Co. owners; building at No. 1l3 wooster
Ct, Charles Fisk owner; store and tenement Nos
% and 20 MariOu-St., Lawyer Burnett owner;
building at No. 1873 NOrfolk-st, George a. llaggerty
owner 81 res and dwellings at Nos. 324 and 1926
at Nos. 1sO and 1872 EhZabeth-st., Charles W.
Keaney owner butcher shop aud dwelling on the
southwest corner Of Allen and HOustOD-sts., Joseph
i. Hoyt d Co. owners; buildings Nos 2l1 and 2l3
Allen-st JOSEF h b. HOyt u Co. owners; and store.
bakery and tenement at No. III hottest, Mrs.
1rCd owner.
Captain Mccullough. Of the Seventeenth Precinct.
Yesterday ordered his men to look out Tor unsafe
Buildings and report such to him theIr return To
the station a. q p III. Thomas ii. Reid reported
when lie came in that on examining the buildings
on his post be found buildings No. 80 and from No.
bl7 TO No. 527 East Eleventh-st. and No. l2l East
TWelfth-st i'm a dangerous condition. The walls, he
said were cracked and the beams warped and
cracked and 20 all appearances the buildings were
in an unsafe condition for habitatlOn. The matte
will be referred to Inspector E,tcrbroOk, of the
Building Department, to-day for his information.
The buildings reported are occupied by number OF
mi les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
M.1ERIED AT NOME.

A wedding-at-h0me occurred yesterday, at
$50 m, in the HOUSE OF James A. Greer No. 81 East
Fy-nfth-st, wnere Miss Jula Greer and T. Tlford
married by the Rev. Dr. samuel Cooke rector Of ST. Bar
thoomcW'- Church. The bridal pair stood IN u floral
bor The Parors prOuscy adorned with flowers. The
brides dress was made of white brocadc ule veil
,stcned with blossoms. pearl necklace with
three large solitaire diamonds present from the brides
father and pair Of solitaire pendants presented by the
groom, were also The reception lasted from to
y. IN. PJard furnished refreshments There were
present Ex-Governor Bcdie, john NJ. TiOrd. Mrs Del
anO e. Calvin, Mr.. and Mrs o. W. Randall, Miss Minnie
Cole Miss PaucOIst, Miss Hants, Miss Berlin, Mira
Berlin Mrs. " ynkOcp. Mr. and Mrs. John Park, Mos
liza Bird, Mr.. aud Mrs Van Nalkcnbcrg Mrs. Hayes,
Miss Hayes, and Irs. Chase.
Miss Ida Moore daughter Of George Moore OF No 800
West Tuiry-ioIrth-st, was married in her fathers
home last evening Walter Hendrix, by the Rev. DR.
Ormiston Walter Brown was the best man. j. II. DE
La Matyr william Holman. John Il. Hill aud George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

fhat soon the cause of the trouble will be aseertaned
and the evil remedied.
There is trouble in the "Gilbert Musical
Family" in Philadelphia. Miss Ida Gilbert, young
eolored woman. Who is described as having an ohNo
complexion. an Italian cast OF features, meIodl 'uS
voice. and refined ana prepossessing address appeu
recently 10 admitted to the philadelphia Musical
ACADEMY Having completed her education " in Neloc-
3y o. lingering and al the other branches she "'s'
TO obtain the finishing touches 10 her style NY
forte" she said uaiyely " is classical music ana Wh'n
she applied at the Academy She played to the professor
Sydney Smiths Mountain Torrent which doubtless
gave her a fine opportunity to display her "NeociV'
Thinking that his wouldhe rl'i was spanish s"' '"0
,,rofoss,r ,el his hands great glcc hut when he
learned TINT sine was 90 African descent his under Jaw
Iell and b.r velocity" counted a. r"uEut ihe Lt,
nm, s s refused aiu,itt9n 'o INTO IN" Acf l'mN
INT the professor claims that he offered 10 re heF PIE
yatc lessons aud SAYS that before 1r could utter ah'lr
word She rushed from the house Ike frightened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
INDUSTRIAL PROTECTION.
THE TARIFF CONVENTION.
sTfoNG PLATFORM ADOPTED-Two COMMITTEE
AppnINrEn

SIfONG PLATFORM ADOPTED-TWO COMMITTEES
APPoISTED.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-At the Tariff Conven-
to-day Congressman Aldrch made brief speech, ex-
pressing sympathy with the object OF the Convention
Dr bar, Of Ncw-Jcrey, representing steel manufac-
turing interests Mr. Fuller, OF the Bath Ie Board OF
Trade; Mr.. Osborne, of New-Yorh, and Others made
bref addresses. The speeches ranged among the ship
ping iron and steel interests The members of the Con-
Vchliou will tomorrow visit the town OF Pullman and
the Chicago stock yprIs.
The platform, which adopted unanimously, rccitas
tha the protective policy Of America Is to be credited
with having not only provided the with which
10 7h'une the rebellion, revive the National credit ana
discharge in large part the National debt but also with
having quldrHed the Industries OF he coury main
famed The uncv1mpln' continued prosperity for twenty
years, and turned the balance Of trade steadily in
err iaFor, etc, and that however Vel estabr
iiahed our manufactures may be tqrif
Tor pIo ecl0n and revenue 3 stiu needed that skilled
a"''S aA producers may have cops mt aud lemult -
60 t."' H'AL me convention t,luiE -c'tEIS i .
success of e. international Cotton Exchange now being
sol'h is d.gc&fynE its inIsisss. cmpoyinr lis
I'"l'f, 'raaiag home markets ana ,, WoIh.
mafiug ibe American oly Of protection benefit and
need tonl' par,7 Of the Union.
Inc convention recommended Congress, for The more
,h,,.i1i protection AND upbHidms OF the American
l4 Anrca mar, tine proparE sha,I De , eE
taFa.ion Iherca7ou for this f. That American vessels
on s,o Or maacipai roSs s'S which
ave nor shared IN an equal decree
l1Ac' aut hence -usn taxes upyu capital invested IN
wui.n. property amount 90 % very heavy di7ormua-
this Dissemination 800 She port Of Nc0-IOrk being 2I3
per cent Qua .r principal.
r'I7 g." American mails u rates proooruonatG 70 the
tA.Hr o. On. -,rErr performed, WI l"Hl resa,1 to tls
Govern Icu' na. Doe wii ing to .rry t'"m.
thrH..lay United sfB|gF Should r..uru $500 American
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