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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
FALLING AT THE AQU1RIUM

The scycnty-fve-hour: walk mt the Aquarium
finished last night OLcary winning easily and scor
Ing 267 miles in "a hours a. minutes. The only man
who remained the track was Edwards, whose score
showed 25s miles In "a hours IL minutes. Durane and
Wukl"r retired from the yesterday. Tho Aquarium
building WAS crosdcd an hour before tho finish and
every squirt was greeted with Wild applause. Dufrane
spun around the track In IAN exhibition walk, and at
10 oJJck Euwcli walked several laps by OLearys side
TIE score mndr by OInry IN not remarkable $40 miles
being the best record Tor "a 7j-hOur-WHlk.
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pFNFFTT FOR MICHIGAN.

Mr.. Booth and Mr.. Barrett will unite IN per
Torrance for the benefit OF the afflicted ana Sui'i
ing people of Michigan next Friday afternoon a,
Rooth,s Theatre. "Othello" will be acted, and
there ought to be great house.
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HARPER Il BROS,

The lIIler's Daughter. A Novel BY Anne Beale f'@
20 cents.
Thomas Carlyle. BY Moncure D. Conway. illustrated
12mo, cloth, II.
T,e Benutiful Wretch A Brighton story by william
BLACK With IS Characteristic Illustrations 40 paper ~
IT, n.v a, Amerc, studIes for the old World and tho
New. By Joseph Hatton. Alto, paper 20 cents
AyaIn's Angel. A Novel BY AHthoV ir'nop" w.
paper 20 cents.
Harper's Cyc lopeda OF British and american roetry.
Edited by Epes Sargent Royal o'o lhuA'N~'e" N''| w.
ored edges ~ 90 a.
The Private secretary nSveL f'o P'Po'' -"'0uSA
No. 2O5 in the Franklin square lIDiary'
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MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS.

"The Snake Char1ner" will be produced ut the
Biiou Theatre on Tuesday night...--.Mr. Arbuckle
continues to give concerts at the American lnstl-
Mr. Edgar Fawcctt's Americans
Abroad" will be presented throughout the week at
Dalv's Theatre. Mr.. DAILY has in preparation a
military play, called "1he Passing Regiment and
comedy by Dumas. He promises. also, brief term
of old English comedies, and then a new musical
plav of most attractive character Gene
We've Wards performance last Wednesday after
noon. at the Union Square Theatre, for the benefit
of the sufferers IN Michigan, gained over 500.
Miss Wards engagement at this theatre Will last
two weeks longer as Stcphdaie, surnamed fo'gd
Ne Not. She is rehcarsing a new play,
by Mr. Lewis WinGield, Of London, called
THE Spiders Web; but this is not 10 be produced
till she reaches Boston," Patience" at the
Standard THE Professor" at the Madison square;
""49" at Haverys; michel Strogo0,' at NbloS
and "The Major" at HarTigan and iialts Theatre
Comioue. are to be presented till further notice.
....A full programme of minstrclsy may be enjoyed
at the cheerful little theatre OF the San Francisco
MInstrels. The comic opera Of u" Der Wild
Schuetzp was sung AZ the Gcnnania Theatre on the
7th inst. Changes of bill are frequently made at
this house; the performances are of the best class;
and the German public responds very cordially 10
Mr.. NeuenduTf, ambitious ana commendablc efforts
for the service of the German stage III NcW-lOfh'
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HOUGnTON, MIFFLIN II Co.

Holiness Poems. Handy volume Edition In vols, ~
mo- with Ne portrait Cloth, gilt top - 5Oi bali cat SOi
morocco tree car OF seal, tS
Eastern Proverbs aud Emblems Illustrating old Truths
nv the eV J. Long Member OF the Bengal A5iatc Society
+. r. O. = Volume XIII OF the philosophical Library"
SvO, gilt top, - 30.
Bo.tou Town BY Horace E. scuddor. l2mo fully Illus
trated. VI 80.
History of Naterialism. BY F. A. LANCE, Volume
Volume III of the Philosophical
library svO gilt top 50 50 the complete WORK, yos-
5000.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The wheat market opened
weak and panIc1y and prices receded Be- per bushel
Corn tell 2lea3c per bushe for November and 3i2c
October optious Oats dropped lalI2c Mess pork de-
cned from $40 25 to SIS 80 for January. Lard and
also lower aud the excitement exceeded any
thngheretOore Witnessed since the present decline The
drop" trying all who held property in margins,
but up to IL o'clock only failure reported was that
OF McCnrd Co.. No. 1913 Lasae--t, q firm said 10 De
largely long" wheat and corn but at present no
estimate OF their lab tes cau be given.
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS AT ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct S.--The managers Of the
international Exposition, open at Atlanta assure
the public that the ample hotel accommodations
have been made and visitors may be assured that no
horbitant charges extorOus viii be permitted The
Executive Committee have provided goOt accommoda-
lions for least 1890 guests at the grounds AT prices
npng 81 to - per day, and through the Depart
ment OF Public Comfort good board ana lodging AZ prl-
waite houses from 81 to 81 per day The charges at the
hotels in proportion to the occupied but are
about the same as usual The city affords ample accom-
modaton all who come.
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pAnK TnEATRE.

The marked success of the Hanlon-Lees IN Lo
VOYAGE en- Suisse" at the Park Theatre continues
70 suggest that distinctive character ana peaSihg
ability are excellent and victorious quailies III
theatrical entertainment. The performance W '"o
Hanon-Lees gives pleasure and Is "l'hou'
hlnrnish
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C. w. CARLETON a. CO,

A Changed Heart The new novel by May Agnes fiem'
ing limo. cloth bound. 81 so.
The Childreus Fairy Geography Merry mp OF mag
through Europe with hundeus OF piosures.
Josb BiIngs's Complete Humorous Works New cation
Pour vols. IN one. Svo cloth Oound. " %
The Railroad Forger. The hailroad foger anu INC DO
tectiyes- Price 81 o.
The Porsaken Bride. BY MIS- Georsie Sheldon Pnes
81 %.
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J.B. LIPPINCOTT IL CO.,

The Two Orations the Crown H.schnes and Demos
New Translation. BY Geo. W. Biddle. l2mo, OK
ira cloth, 81 80.
Treasury Fairy Tales In words OF one syllable, By
Harriet Audubon. Illustrated Small to- extra CLOTH ~
Madame DE Seyigne. BY Miss Thackeray (Mrs. Kicb
mOnd RItcAiel. lGmU line cloth, 81.
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THE CASE or rue REV. DIR. THOMAS.

CHICAGO, Oct S.-There was no progress
made the Rock River Conference to day either IN the
Dr. hcrcsy the matter OF the charges by
Dr. Thoma. against DR. Parkhurst The Conference has
adjourned uut Monday next The Bishop called on Dl,
Thomas three time, to-day to prefer lorind charges
against DR. Pnrkhnrst but there response 10 the
call and ror mas IL that Dr. Thomas has gone rs Tar rs
no can In tho case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

Bayard Tayior's Library OF Travel sa vols Sg5ase
Travels IN south AZ Central Asla Tho Lake Regions oi
Central Area; SIAM Land Of the White Elephant rio"
per set, So
The Quartet. A sequel TO " Dab Ktnzer story Oh
Boy" one vol, limo, 81
The Orthodox Theology OF TO day BY Newman smyth-
EalLhs IN Now LgAL- one VOL, l-o ~ -.
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SCIENTIFIC AND ARCH1EoLoGIcAL LIBRARY
hal afa
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
lestriced 10 Books Of ne last three months hy dd1sTtisst
Heretofore on the HieTdTB DIQe
HENRY HOLT IL CO..
~ Eat DgI 40

Familiar Songs. More than 300 songs Of the English
speaking race arranged with piano accompaniment BJ
Helen Kendrick Johnson. Sv0.
The Wandering Jew. An account Of the legend in ya
places and at all times BY MOncuTc D. Conway LIMO
81 30.
Gardeners English History. For stndents BY !. x.
With Biographical Account Of Tie Authorities IN
Enylish History. BY j. Bass MullInger l2mO, q -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
WANDERING PLAYERS.

Mr.. Wallack is this week at Brooklyn. in Hav-
erly's Theatre where he viii be seen Hugh chat
cote, in "Ours," and as Ny AujH Dad......Mary
Anderson is in Chicago. John L. RAYMOND acts
this week, in Utica, Syracuse, Oswcgo, and
Rochester lie will appear At the Grand
Opera House on the 17th......John McCul-
Tough is in Chicago. Rose Eytlnge ac.s,
this week, in Philadelphia in Felicia John
;. Clarke will appear this week III Hamilton and
Buffalo. . Mir Jefferson is in ST. Louis He will
reach indianapolis October 17......Janauschek APP
pears at the Union Square Theatre ON the 24th inst
Robson and Crane appear to be- doing well
with the new version OF Shake,pcare'5 Twelfth
Night made for them by Mr.. Webb.
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, pprsoNER,s NAME NOT GIVEN.

A well-dressed prisoner was taken into Police
Headquarters and locked up in cell after midnight by
two Central Office detectives They refused to say who
he was II was srmsed that he Charles E. Bourne,
the efaulng treasurer Of the Montreal Telegraph Com
pany, who Is sought in this city.
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sCRiBNER & WEXFORD.

History of Greek sculpture. From the earliest q ie
down to tine Of Phias by ~ > Murray, OF the lusl
Museum With 10 Illustrations Royal Syo. cloth. 10 40
France and the French in the Second Half OF the Nine
Century. BY Karl HndeDrand translated RON tha
Third German Edition. SyO, cloth, - 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

NiIdreds Cadet. An Idy OF West Point iy Alice KING
Hamilton. Price 20 cents In paper or 81 Ia cloth.
The History OF Parisienne Being the story OF PARIS
ian Woman OF Fashion. BY Octave teulieL TRANSLATED
from french by Charles Ripley Price on cents IN paper
II in oh
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Relations Notifies.

Anthon Memorial Church i8th.st. west of 6th-aye.-
Rev, h. uEBER NEWTON VIII preach ht ii a. M GU The
Problem Prayer" Evening service at p. m.
Al StrcI Hall No IL East lithst-At IL O'Clock, and
~ Mn 4 j. DAVIS will deliver discOurseS % \ Life
Worth Living concerning The Meaning and Mystery
OF Sleep
A Rrothrr's Love Excmplined.-W Washington square
Methodist Episcopal Church. 4thst near SHAVE the rev
ment after reception Of members, 1890 Church he
carpce recu hioned Ievenulatd relghted painted and
paid" for Come and see
Rr;rk Church 5tlrave. and 37th.st-The Pastor Rev.
l. D. BEVAN, VIII preach ON sunday morning AT II ana III
the evening att
Calvary Church, 4thaye and ststseryices at
II a nm. and $50 pan. The Right Rev iIOMAS NJ Ith,
D. D. Bishop Of Rhode Island 81" preach AT bOth SERVICES
furrb of the Divine Paternity. 5haye, corner f5hst
ley O. H. EATON, Pastor Will Oclate Hours oil service,
II n M and 7IJ D. Morning subject The Sh0rtness OF
Life" Evening Uniyersalirm aud the World TO Come.
Church of the Heavenly Rest
5thaye, above ijth-st
The Rev. H. = ROWLAND, ID. d., Rector.
Divine services IL a. M ard p M
TygI,.e fu saint Esprit 30 22o Service
Sultt d sermon La o fcyaHgi In justice ct 10
frateruite." Rev. A. V. whitney or, recteur
First society OF piriuaists at Republican HAIL. % West
35dst-Mrs BRIGHAM lectures morning aud evening" rs
sun the morning answering questions suggested oy Inc
audience. Regular lecture at l:lJ y.
Fonrth Unitarian Church. laStnst. west Of 4thaye6
Sunday informing II O'clock sermon Dy the ltev RED
GOODING, VI Boston. Strangers cordially welcomed
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MACMILLAN & CO.,
.D.B llauI -
T.B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,

T,ucydide. Translated into English. with Introduction
Margin Analyses Notes. &c. by b. Jowett NJ A z VOLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

wanna and NewIersey met here to-day and organized an as
soeation 10 be known the Darymens Board OF Trade
Pennsylvania and Newersey The articles and bylaws Oh
the are the same as those similar organizations
IN NeW,YOrk
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GEORGE p. PUTNAM's SONS,
~ and % West Did 81.

A History of American Literature. Colonial Period
l607765 by Moses Colt Tyler Two vols In one octave
cloth extra. -.
Norsl. Lamp and Finn. BY Frank Vincent jr. Octave
cloth, with ffontspiece and map 81 5O.
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This item is Of importance the American shipping in
teess aud should not be lost sight OF by merchants and
shipOwueTs at home"
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TRIBUNE Local OBSERVATIONS

M ss 1A,"ast1ss variations n ih' city .nth'
divisions
what
ID
outs PparmEey. 7is Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

Drnprrles md Upholstery goods Al tho latest novcle1
OF our own impOltItiOn Prices llr below those Of
any other house SHEPPARD KNAPP, sixth Avenue ana 10Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
ROBERTS BROS,

p,hx R,e Her Adventures and Misadventures. Her
prienIs and Enemies. VI
blessed saint Certainty BY the author OF His Majesty
Myself" 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE, oct. o, ] a m.-Durng the fair and
partly cloudy weather yesterday the downward move
Inent OF the barometer continued. The temperature
ranged between CO. and sO'. the average COis being
1859 higher than the corresponding day la year.
anG -ai> higher than on Friday.
Partly cloudy and fair weather with slight changes
In temperatures and chances Of light rain early IN the
day, may xpeced today In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

CHARLES sCRIBNER'S SONS;
7l3 and Is broadway.

Famous Painters and Paintings BY Mrs Julia a
Shedd With Is line heotypes one VoL' lzho, ILLUSTRATOR
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Gpecial Notices.

A-Ueu1quarters for COOL cheap dentistry, 40 wears,
practice Prices reduced The best = aud $40 81 teeth
made Fine gold plaUna work lower than
any other house. Extracting under gas, 80 cents.
DIR, WAIT az son. As East 3d-st.. near 4fh.aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

ErunsWlck SOUPS,
In powdered form. Ready In Is minutes Ten yletisL
Delicious econo Oical convenient Grocers sell them.
Carpets Great Saie.10D0 pieces OF English Brussels
Carpet from auction, at 75 cents yard former pce,
Sl.25 SHEPPARD KNAPP, sixth Avenue and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

Fusses Ice Cream delivered TO Families Soc quart
by the gallon To Churches 25c per quart Established
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Our Philadelphia Letter.
peclal Correspondence OF the REruBLIcAN

l
PHILADELPHIA, May 9, 1881.
MESSRS. EDITORS There wasa very
large fire here on Thursday morning
which destroyed the "Girard Point Ele
vator," belonging to the Pennsylvania
Raj Road Company, or rather being
under their control, causing a loss OF
about STOO,00O 1t is now a heap OF
ruins. This Elevator was built in 1874
at u cost Of about one half million dol
lars by the International Navigation
Company, for the purpose Of increasing
the grain trade, between this city and
Antwerp About $4,000 bushels of
grain was burned. There were twelve
elevating machines in the building, each
one unloading 1900 bushels an hour,
making in all 1000 bushels an hour
The fine new fire proof building at
Third and Walnut streets, which is be-
ing built by the Insurance Company of
North America, will be finished in a
few months. 1t will cost near one hun
dred and seventy-tive thousand dollars.
($l75,000.)
The fences and every other available
place have been filled for a month with
rival show bills. Several suits have
been entered by the different show pro-
prietors for libeling each other. We
hope that after Court both parties will
be suited.
The Duke of Sutherland and num-
Der of gentlemen from Europe have
been visiting this and other cities for
several days, examining the great Rail
Road system Of this country. The par
ty left on Saturday for Baltimore.
CRISS.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
AGLUT OF TIMBER.
Millions effect in the BOOm-Mill lis
Taxed to their Utmost.

WILLIAMSBURG, May l.-Never be
fore in the history of the great boom a'
Williamsport has it contained SO many
logs at one time as it does now, the rS,
tilnatr being put at trifle over 300, 600,
600 feet. Not less than $4,000, 900 is in
the boom at Lock Haven and along the
shores, making total Of fully $50, 200, =
000 feet secured within distance Of
twenty-five miles.
Several Of ii mills will at once com
mence working their men a day and %
quarter and they expect to continue
this tilne all summer. The river has
finally fallen to about five feet and no
danger to the LOGS is now apprehended.
Many Of the mills will be taxed to their
utmost capacity to manufacture the
stock now secured during the
season. The rafting business, too,
has exceeded all former years. Up to
the present time it is estimated that
about / 800 RATS of square and round
timber reached Lock Haven, POO OF
which were measured there. At least
I, 800 have passed down, and last night it
was reported that over 400 We're lying at
Marietta.
Such glut of timber has caus-
ed a dull mark, at Lock Haven. Buy
crs have purchased about all they want
ed and those who failed to sell early
will have to hold on for while. Such
a large number of RATS brought
hundreds of hardy lumbcrmen from the
woods to Lock Haven and for ten days
that place has been very lively. Hotels
had all they could do to accommodate
thes scrowds of men. One hotel on the
river opposite Lock Haven, which made
Il specially of entertaining rattsmen, fur
nished dinner to 400 men on an average
for ten days and one day the number
ran up to COO.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Tea Culture in the south.

A gentleman named H. A. Middle
ton, living twenty miles from Charles
ton, s. G., has leased to the Commission
er of Agriculture, for tea culture, IL tract
of 200 acres for 20 years in consideration
Of the sum of one dollar duly paid in the
standard silver coin Of the Republic
from Mr.. LeDuc's own purse. Appro-
pirate buildings for carrying out the
experiment will be constructed and
John jackson, who has been engaged
in tea culture in India for sixteen years,
will have charge Of the plantation.
About II 800 tea plants will be set this
spring, and the Commissioner AYERS that
in three years time he will have as fine
u crop as ever was raised in the world.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
NOTICES.
NoTICE.-sCHooL ELECTION,

An election for members OF the Board
Public Education In Wilmington will be he,
on SATU RDAY, May 7th, 1881. Polls ope
at O'Clock and close at I D. m
The Inspectors of the precinct In which tn
election is to be held in the Ward, will hol,
the school election.
Members to be elected and places of votin,
FIRST WARD.-One member for two wear
and one member for one year; polls, old No
ID School House, Second street, near Wash
ington.
SECOND WARD.-One member for tw,
years; polls, FELTON, House, Second and Wal
nut streets.
THIRD WARD.-One member for two
years and one member for one year: polls
Wits'fs cigar store, Maryland avenue and
Madison streets
FOURTH WARD.-0ne member for two
years and one member for one year, polls,
FIFTH wARD.-One member for two
years polls, Public School House No. 9, cor.
Eighth and Wollaston streets
SIXTH WARD.-One member for 2 years
and a one member for one year; polls, S. T. cor.
Ninth and King streets
SEVENTH WARD.-One member for two
years: polls, Public School House NJ. 2 cor
Eleventh and Washington streets.
EIGHTH WARp-one member for two
y'"'c ppiin: upilc ocuoOl mouse NO. D. cor.
Seventh and Spruce streets.
NINTH WARD.-One member for two
years: polls, Old Academy.
TENTH WARD.-One member for one
year and one member for two years polls,
PUBIC school House No, Is, Harrison street,
near Third
ELEVENTH WARD-One member for
one year and one member for two years; polls
at VIM forsyth's, Beech street, near MARY
land avenue.
HENRY b. MORROW.
Secretary Board Of Public Education,
ap27- l,t
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
An EruntiOn of Gas.

What is regarded as an incipient vol
cano has broken out on the farm Of N
A. Jarnagin, in the southern portion o
Ohio county, Ky. One day last week
Mr.. Jarnagiu was attracted to the place
by noticing gas escaping from the earth
and he found upon examination that the
ground was seemingly on fire. There
was II pile of corn-shucks over the place
and the heat caused it to ignite. Many
persons have visited the spot, and it is
a source Of wonder to all.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The London Ti~es on Protection.

We take the following amusing cx.
! tract from a London Times editorial:
The American pnblic are well aware
Of all that can be said against their tar,
if laws. In the Press and in Congress
from time to tiInethe customs and nav
igatiOn laws are denounced or ridiculed
as mischievOuS and harbarous supcrSti,
tiOnS And yet free trade makes way
slowly, if at all Protection was never
much stronger in America than it is
now. 1t is Il terrible rcbuke to the la
bors of economists, to the Cobden Club,
and similar agencies of enlightenment,
that they have not visibly weakened
| the power of the great economical here
Sy. The people Of the United States
and most Of our cOlonists are as firm in
their attachment to false principles as
they ever We're. Our Philadelphia cor
respondent has constantly warned the
English people that they were victims
of pleasing dclusionS if they supposed
that the cause Of free trade was making
rapid progress throt ghout the States,
and events have justified his opinions.
The evil seed was S0Wn there by the
late Mr. Henry Carey, Of Philadelphia.
He managed to identify, in the minds
of many of his C0untrymcn, the causes
Of free trade with the power of England
"ud to enlist jealousy Of her on the
side of protectionism. He dittuScd an
IMPRESSION that some ot'the latter was
beneficial to the labOrer that cOmpcti-
tion was n sort Ofh dcmOniac force which
must be kept in check by tariffs and
that the pauperism Of Europe was the
result of following policy
of free trade. His readers might not
agree with him in thinking that it
would be q blessing to America if all
foreign intercourse were shut off and
the oceans highways of the world be-
came seas of fire; hut he and Mr. Horace
G Greciey managed to leave an impression |
on many minds that free traders sought |
somehow TO put slight upon America,
and they were successful in Identifying
exclusive tariffs with national pride |
This was strengthened by their civil
war. The desire to be independent of
Europe, to make the Union sufficient
for itself, was increased; and the Re
publican party were, after the close Of
The war, even less inclined than before to |
lepart from the stage protectionism.
Every year it becomes more difficult to
ouch tariffs intended to favor industries.
Interests grow up. Capital is sunk on
he assumption that competition will be
shut ont. Whole towns and even States
nave their fortunes linked to the exist
ng system, and to deviate from it
would mean widespread industrial de-
preston.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Coming to America.

LONDON, May 2.-The steamers
Scythia and Malta, which sailed from
Liverpool on Saturday last for New
York, took out more than thousand
emigrants, most of whom are foreigners
a large number being Swedes. The
Cunard Company has arranged for des'
patching four vessels to America next
week, all of which are expected to be
filed with emigrants.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
How Quickly 1t Circulates.

is what Boston lady said to her hus.
band when he brought home some med.
icine to cure her of u sick headache and
neuralgia which had made her miser-
able for fourteen years. At the first at
tack thereafter, it was administered to
her with such good results, that she
continued it's use until cured, and made
so enthusiastic in its praise, that she in
duced twenty-five of the first families
in her circle to adopt it as their regular
family medicine. That "stutt7' is Hop
Bitters.