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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-24
NEW.
G.. III. WOOD r. CO..

are up to the times in making new styles
of Pictures. The latest is small Card
Photograph, called MINETTS which are
very pretty and take well, Price only ST.
per dozen.
Their Tintypes are also made at a
time, made very quickly and sell for SO
cents, card size.
SS@ Remember the place, Patton's
Block, corner Bridge and Main Streets.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-24

SOLUTION.-Notice is hereby
0 given that the copartnership heretofore exist
Ing between the undersigned under the firm name
of FOSTER & SCOTT has been dissolved by mutu-
al consent. All persons indebted to the late firm
must make immediate settlements. Either Mr..
Foster or Mr. Scott will attend to the settlement of
accounts. w. n. FOSTER.
Nov. 2, 1881. IT, a. SCOTT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-01-17
HE KNEW SEE DID.
IDctroit Free .Iress.


As the morning train over the De
troit, Lansing and Northern pulled UP
:at Howell the other day, nice-looking
.old grandma got aboard with her satcl
.el, and settled down for comfortable
ride. A Detroiter wes of some essst-
.ance to her in getting seated, end he
presently asked
"Going OH visit?''
eyes; I'm going down to plymouth
ITO see ny darter," she answered.
They've writ and writ for me to
come, but | thought q should never got
started.
Left the old man at heme l sup
pose:"
"Yes; William thought he'd better
stay and see to things at hsme. ;"
"Did you have plenty of time to get
ready"
..Oh, yes. I've been eettin' ready
for two weeks.
'.Sure you didn't forget anything
81 know didn't. | packed things
mp one at time, and know they ere
all here"
And you left everything all night
around the house,"
Yes
"Your old man knows where to find
the tea and sugar and salt, does hc."
"Ycs. took him through the hut
terry the very last thing and pintea out
where everything was.
well, now," continued the man I'm
certain you overlooked something
"Mercy on mel but what do you
mean.' she gasped.
"Did you bring along your specta-
,cles:"
''Yes--here they are
"Did you hang up clean towel for
him
Yes"
"And put the dish cloth where de
can find at"
Yes
"And rol. up his night shart and put
it under the pillow
"Yes"
"And wss everything all rigat about
the cook -steve:"
"Nlercy-nercy on me! Stop these
kyars this blessid nr'nu te!' she exclaim-
ed as she tried TO reach her feet. ~
just remember rsow that | put the knives
and forks in the oven to dry and shut
the door onto 7ema! He neverll think
to look in .here, and he'll build up a
big fire and roast every handle Oft be-
fore get to Plymouth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-01-17

Cs1A Outfit furnished free, with full instrucN
NI\y tions for conducting the most profit
able business that amy one can engage
in The busiaess is so aaSS 30 learn, and our
instructions are so sempte and plain, that any
one can make great profits froM the very start
No one can TAIL who is wlillsg tc work. womes
are as successful as men. Boys and girls caA
earn large sums Many have made at the bust
ness over SlOe dollars Ia siNSAe week. Moth
ing like it ever known befos>A All who engage
are surprised at the oase and rNpidity with
which they are able to make money. fcu can
engage In this business during your spare time
at great profit. You do not heve to invest cap
ltal In It, We take all the risk Those who
need ready money, should write to US at once
All furnished free. Address TRUE & CO.,
dls Augusta Aaiae
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-01-17

Yi.ferrinc no tbe card Of Messrs. Is. Reinhart
SctCo., in another column, | desire to state,
relative toshe withdruwal from them Of the
agency a SABUB wHtSkY, that they never
oefused to continue the agency, but, on the
contrary distinctly expressed desire to retain
It, and stated that the stock on hand Of other
brands Of wihiskies would cause them to deter
ordering Nsbob at thst rsime, until they could
get rid of othrr WHISTLES. AS desired to have
the ''Nabob" prominently and widely repre-
sented, aSsiisd mysdf Of the opportunity of
appointing Messrs. LEW Co as my agents.
GEO. SIMNeHDS.
sam Francisco Dec. eN 1850 d.s0-u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-01-17
h. n. MAskELl.
TOWNSiTE AGENT, G. r. IL. II.
TOWN tors FWk SA&H AR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE or PUR;
eNase Lots IA the town oS Wt.Aess,eea, are
hereby nctaSed that all appft~tsohc ror tine same,
dressed tc tine undersigned AZ SsA ffNNciseo,
at the 9. F. r. r. cfssee where tMey wta receive
pronapt ettcHticN ~
fhoye c,seapying lands belonging . hs CON
pany, ~tthous having bought or ieased ese Ssrnes
are also notified to attend to the nlssrx ~fsAouN
delay and avoi.i troubS~.
1elOA " ~ AASASA4N
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-01-17
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLiS iSHED EVERY EVENING (SUNBAYS
FXCEPTED) BY
j. j. NALL 4 &C.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
,onc copy, one year. by mall ....... So ca.
,One copy, six months. by mail .......... 4 90.
zone copy, three months, hymail. ....... 2 80.
Delivered by Carrier. q Gents per week,
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Zone Square 40 ines) first tinsertion. .4 80.
Each subsequent insertion, per square 400.
liberal rot ,uction toregular advertisers.
G EST s:
c. W. CRANE 1918 PineStreet ami no Leitsse-
.iorf street, Room 30, San Frapcisco.
GEO. W. Morr, Sacramento, California
B.F RILEY is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATED
Paradise Valley
He MARKER is authorized to cs'lect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILvRhSrATE I'll
Big Meadows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
THE SUICIDE or JUDGE COLT.

HIS MEDICAL ADVISER SAYS HE WAS AFFLICTED
WITH nYPoCuoNDRIA AND THAT HE SHOT rrsi-
sELF IN A MOMENT OF GLOON.
PTrsrIELD, Mass, Aug. TO- Medical exam-
iner Adams V no has been adviser of Judge Colt,
makes this statement in regard 20 fhc Judge
first felt the sympoms Of hypoc0ndria while holding
court in Boston last March cnd no cut the term short
account Of hls health. ITo then went TO For
ter. Afterward he went Clifton Springs, y. y,
from which place he came ho.-e and held
the May term of the supreme Court Lcrc. He
was benefited bit little; hnt st}n r. III cd 10 the
Springs in the hope of recovery Ie lost and be-
came more and more gloomy, and when he came home
from the Springs the las, time he vas in terribly de-
pressed condition of mind. lNuvutiUg the Nrahs Eili,
discharge The duties Of his position. His friends aud
family tried to rally him from his gloom, bur without
avail
Dr. Adams had conversation with HIN on Tuesday
IN which the judge said ne onlv Gbl- tG about
page 0HN. aul that was hard N"iK JC seeIned
greatly troubled because rcrcrt had become current
Nantucket, saying ti.t his setting into Nc W.tcV wac
pure accident We had no suicidal nt,ntlon and really
wanted to recover his health and tive During fhe
months OF his depression naS been great task TO his
family 10 take care OF him, and bear under seem
ln%ly needless mrlanchoy. He appreciated the kind
nCss of his family however, and used to say
" Nou are bearing WITH beautifully, hnt
what shall I do What WI become OF me r.
The disease which afflicted him h,Qocloud-ia
ally beginning VITA indigestion and when ,nn1r,e 81
becomes form Of insanity. lie SuhrV' ,necial
attacks "i gloom aud U'stIta go, 1sfn, nom few
one OF these spells of disrcs~ th committed
There was this much lrcmc|i taloi. only ahau: tho
roo open ihe drawer, get fhe revolver, walk back 10
his Office and commit the fatal ADAMS thinks
that had The pistol missed Dire DE attcnp. VOuld nor
have been repeated he would hy tlat tiuc have T,
~ IN ID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
MEETING or THE C1NAL BOARD.

ALBANY, Aug. 1O.-The Canal Board held a
session this afternoon. MIR. Dutcner presented n
communication from A. 0. Whitman W. c. Gillespie and
H. v Weed, who propose TO keep the bridges etc. in
order on the Chemung Canal for 50 O0O IN consideration
County.
Mr' WadHworth presented resolution allowing them
70 10 the work provided that they viii accept $4,000
tneretor and give bond perform the work IA pro
'aeo oy inc Act OF the Legislature in relation TO tho
subject Adopted.
r. au'IoE t iiaGe presented petition from James F.
H n" 'ne Opter hudson Navigation Co.. the put
nhS on me OF steamboats, TO carry paesrngnrs ana
Aght freight between Troy and Cohoes and Lansin chm
ahd waterford on the Upper Hudson River nj vcry io5
latS o' arc ana earnestly praying that ali chargGs in
so W s IeIates 10 locking said boats through the locks
NJ Ihe dHtd De rchtcd him cancelled i'm so FAR os ro
Ates TO sold oohls ana That precedence also given
sdu steam passenger boats all freight Doats that
may DC waiting turn 10 be locked through said lock
Tabled. The Board adjourned indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
4 DECISION or INTEREST TO uERcYfyrg

ALBANY, Aug. 10.-m March. 1879, Dun
ham, Buckley Co., Of New York, began an action
against john NJ Grape, dry goods dealer of this and
the case was referred To William Paddock Tho New
York firm began the proceedings under the act OF S3I
known as te Stilweu Act ana under IL Recorder Pad
dock granted an order Of arrest against Crapo charging
him with making false and fraudulent reurnscnta III
the procuring OF goods. tedious examinations las
about eight months, had. 1t alleged that Gran
made statements 10 General Robert Pruyn who com.
mcatcd them to tho Mercantile agency at this city,
and they were transferred to their New York house who
gave the statements 10 the Grm of Dunham Buckley &
O. Recorder Paddock held that the charges were fu-
Stshajed Ia attorneys for Crapo obtained ccrtoIari
ordering the decision Of the Recorder reviewed M
Tic spcca term to be held In this city January -sO
The attorneys for the New YORK firm there made mo-
uon 10 1uahh the writ II argued before Justice I'm
Eals, VINO denied the motion, and thought it npor-
dht that hc wrote an opinion the subject The Ger
uorar came before Justice Wcstbroo at the term
OF the last January ciicuit, and to-day decision re-
Nc5mP Recorder Paddock decision in directing
Judgment on the cCrtiOrari, with $500 costs in favor
Ciapo and against Dunham, buckley " Coz Was rem
dcIcd. '0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
CALIFORNIA MINT INVESTIGATION.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1O.-Tn the Mint in
VestigatiOu yesterday, superintendent Dodge testified
that in making removals OF OF Pages appOlntees
he had been acuated by the fact that they were either
unnecessary, attcntVe or incompetent lie continued
THE simple truth IS that could get along with Mr.
Page without surrendeTinE 10 him the entire control OF
the Mint As refused 30 do that lac "a his
enemy, aud, in my protection, was forced to re-
taiae. 1t was under that dt that did my best to de-
feat his nomination for Congress"
He further stated that Mr. Pages riends in the Mint
disposed to set at naught the authority Of the SUI
perintendcnt, aud consequently dismissed.
Mint Director Burchard testified regarding the man
ner Of passing Mint gccounts The First Assistant Auditor
trld the witness that Dodges accounts for the at quar-
ter were not yet acted upon owing to the nispcccu
or certain vouchers and tue request Of Mr. Page that
oD on them be deferred till alter the invest cation Mr.
Page here denied that he had made such rcducst, but
stated that the ilrst Auditor told him the DELAY was
cause he was doubtful II the law would illsfy him IN
auditing 80 great lOss as DudEcs The accounts showed
S22QOV, taking that amount OF the Silver Profit
Fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
GRAIN FIRMS IN SERIOUS TROUBLE.

TOLEDO, O., Aug. 1O.--Rum0rs have been in
circulation here for days past OF ross rreguli-
tics on the part of prominent GrIn of this city Tho
firm ia question IS that OF +. K. williams " brother
whose suspension announced to-day II is stated
that numerous fraudulent bills OF ading have been
Issued by them covering Imaginary goes OF grain ON
which large advances have been secured. The amount
involved in these transactions is variousy estimated a
from fOuVOO 70 $lOOOoO. Both of the members OF the
Ih nave LEFT the city, and II understood that warrants
nave Decn issued for their charges of forgery
ana obtaining money under false preteuces meeting
od th9 bSard OF Directors Of the Produce Exchange
Tor want OF quorum. the President and seyerl Inr
pefs OF tle Board being absent from the city A meet
iliB WIN oc hed and a Committee of Investigation win
DC appointed as soon as the officials return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

AFRICA WITH THE GOODS BOSTON MER-
CHANT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.I
BOSTON, Aug. 1O.-The facts concerning the
swindtng OF Mr. Goodnow, the commission merchants
whose msfortunes told In THE TRIBUNE this morn
The antecedcnts of Captain e. f. Mosier, who com
mandcd the ship Western Sea, which carried off Mr.
Goodrow's property, given by The Journal. The
man is well known to several Boston shippers He
born in Gorham, Me. About five years he was en-
poyed in the African trade mate of a ship by Mat
thew Bartlett and discharged for alleged miscon
duct He next employed by Trufant e. Davis as
supercargo His accounts, however, not kept with
scrupulous exactness. Various discrepancies ap-
peared which he could not satisfactorily explain
The firm lost from $1,000 to 1000 on his various
voyages. They then concluded that some other man
would answer their purpose better. Tie recently made
one voyage for A. s. & w. G. Lewis While this firm
makes direct charge against MOshier everything he
did was not satisfactory To them and he not en-
poyed for second trip week before the Western
sailed It understood that Mosher to have
command OF her
The contding Mr. Goodnow loaded the vessel with his
cotton and wine and she sailed for St. john this Gesna
which the Western Sea sailed She reached St John but
ala not enter the port anchorng at Partridge Island
clearance papers for Bdd ford and market, The ycs-
ser @ SaSu @ oStensnY or 9@uaeIorn @ h, IN really hS
in the GlearaHco pan%rg enahed her to sail for any
th"n she has not been heard from The theory ADVANCED
by those familiar with the African trade ia that hc X
numbers of ports where there Custom House eff
Gals ana no laws regard To ship arrivals but album
dant OF English agents who ready buy all carsoes
especially of cotton wine without nqulrju caring
whence they may come. Moshicr can dspo,c ~ hts
cargo without difficulty, obtaining In payment thirty
or sixty days draft Trustworthy English house,
which viii he readily discounted by tho purscr of OF
the English steamers In that ncighborlood. GOodnow
was induced 10 provision the vessel for long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
FEIGMENIS or EESrEEN NrWS.
EAILvAVERs STRIKE ENDED.

NAlLNANl,R~ STRIKE ENDED.
tHlCtC Aug. lO.-Ihc strike OF the nail
has end 4, ne ry All the havns returned TO work al
the old price
fIMEEs ECCENTRIC SUICIDE.
MADIsON. Ind, Aug lO.-LcoDId1s Robert
non Nri- '-do Huner nrdycd himself In his wife
cause Is known for The singular act lie Ncstcr
day, as Dee he'd been all his lIrc.
= = FERROUS MURDER At ST LOUIS.
ST. LDClS, Aug. IO.-W iliam f. Lauhcrman
Hti OF JoAh H. i"uDeFnan prominent and wealthy
ciunn wa. m{~enouHly shot on the streets late last
neht it had been seen In excited conversation with
three unknown men, ana then shots were heard lie was
found dead aud the men gone.
THE RECALLED CHINESE STUDENTS
CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-TWcnty-hvo Chinese
h'uutS, on thcf way from Hartford 10 their homes
rived hc.c to-day. They say they have conpr' ed the
studies Tor which toy sont. Tho reason tL1y give
Tor DehE summoned home Ia that this Government mil
laiy una haNal academies closed to them. As Cor
many alloys them 10 cuter her institutions, China viii
prODaDlY send her students thithcr hereafter and to
Ehelaha' IAcy state that nine of their party have
changed their faith in Auenca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
sometimes with eloquence. Anybody who thinks
that these people be driven like sheep is greatly
mistaken. They appear thoroughly to understand
the nolitical sitnatinn

sometimes with eloquence. Anybody who thinks
that these people be driven like sheep is greatly
mistaken. They appear thoroughly to understand
the political situation.
INDoRsING THE MALONE TICKET.
AT a late hour this evening the regular Convention
tho bolters having adjourned for the night
adopted by unanimous vote the report of the Com
mittee on Resolutions. which read follows:
The Republicans of Virginia, by their duly appointed
deegates in Convention assembled, do resoye-Iirst
most recent official uterances that it s st
that It again seeRs to- e bo Gre e OF and
creditors by means Jf fair promises which 1t never
Second-That the Bourbon Democratic party of vir-
na is now as ever IN the past history opposed to the
and fair elections and honest count and opposed to
ree schools for the education of the children of all the
Tdtrd-That the Anti Bourbon or liberal party has
tnIe and Partial control of the State Government, the
full collection and honest - eSpcnditnre Of the
public pub ind revenues designed BY. the Constitu
tons in favor ofdmparai uries and tie impartial exc
4G aTs o ys% 3ea III % yor & OF gHS ID
iafT ana MA %nng AT & no Part Of Snr to deal
pay very dollar 6at she honestly owes her 70 crSdo
we deem it inexpedient and unwise to make separate
hearty cooperation with all other citizens who support
orai convention held i'll the City Of Richmond, June
Edth-Tbot as Republicans VIC earnestly invite all
final overthrow of Bourbon OPPRESSION intolerance and
tyranny in the State of Virginia
At midnight the convention was still in session,
engaged in elocting new State Central and
Executive Committees, and it was expected that
as as the convention should complete
its work it would adjourn sine die. A meeting OF
the committee will probably be held tomorrow at
which action will be taken looking to the CON
duct OF the coming campaign. The strai ghtouts y
turn which affairs have taken, and there Is Touch
disSati sfaction i'll their ranks. II seems probable
that their meeting tomorrow will not be harmO-
NOUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
THLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
,hLloONA, lenn., Aug. l0.-Ihe American Society
OF Mechanical Engineers assembled hero tha far ia
regular summer meeting 9 " ~
NEW COTTON AT AUGUSTA GA
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. lO.-Hwo bales of 1cVy cotton
WGre roeV,1 mere today, beng the ecnson one
% "nS Sol @ "a. - ,enI' ana The other at l2i cents.
tEFONT THAT PARE 2t, TIE GUIDE IS DEAD
ALBANH, Aug. lO.--A rcrOrt has reurhnd here I'm T.
Irkr the Arondack guide who assaulted Mr4 Rul baS
arn irom the wound he received when shot y ConJabo
FILING CLAIMS 10 GOLD MTNES
-, ALbANf, Aug. lO.--Wlthin the last two days
tat '"hsT ~ BD' MINES have becn flied with Score
Saratoga Counties. - 'ui'oi' ""iu''''N anu
,FENNsYLVANIA DEMocRATtc CONVENTION.
e, iitltISBoftt fcnn, Aug. lO.Vhs Demorrai ic
e,ner ~ as the day aud WiInsp pGrt as tho pacs Tor
ing the state Convention. ' P''o i'' 'o"
LINCOLN, NcD Aug. lO.-Hho test case "a to the
lhhauly OF te famous Slocumo Haor law now he.
loIt oIt he supreme o. IT, rhe arguments win cousnnle sew
eral dayS The leading lawyers the state are emplogod
TllE ALLEGED WHOLESALE POISONING CASE
lOSTON, Aug. TO- An elriv and thorou0h iuvesii-
galIon promised IN the wholesale pooni case No
es nave s ytt been made and the frien OF Mrs Mayo
supposed crime. Ps ~ " WV
PREPARING FOR TIE YoRKrowN "TRIP.
- bALllhokF Aug. 10 --tioVnrnOr Fnrnhom of
Will go Ia YORKTOWN w. TO make aynient Tor s ac
1pd care o. the soldiers ctzens of Vermont
VINO VIII Visit yorktown IA october,
BIRTHDAY OF A y NEWSPAPER PpopRIEToR
. BALTIMORE, Aug l0--Many OF the personal
friends 9i a. - Abel4 proprietor Of Sa paid their
s9'ReS'o n Se 20 @ ti "a a his country seat
nospluipy eItained MI. Abeli Is still vigrrods.
NJ BOILER MAKERS ON STRIKE.
PROVIDENCE, IL. l., Aug 10.-Ihe union boiler
makers IN the Rhode Island Works numbering
nearly one hundred, struck morning oecanse their de,
minu toi the discharge OF union men-tsn twelve
and dischsrSsd. y" ~" - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
ALABAMA TEMPERANCE CONTENTION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 10.-Thc Alabama
Temperance uvcntion after IL session two days. all
jOurncd An organization perfected with
tive committee FOR the state aud for each county
All attempts to make the question party de
precatcd and voted down. Among the resolutions
adopted Of regret for the wOuudng the Prcs
dent, and expressing sympatby with him and hope for
his speedy recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
CRIMES AND c4SUALFIrS-Br rELEGR4PH
A COWBOY sHOT AND KIALUD

GALFESrON, IcN.. Aug. lO.-A dispatch TO The
Ncrs Henrietta says: William toWHu a cowboy. was
shot and KILLED Ncstedy by Williams, cow
boy, few miles tlOm mat town
COMMITTED on Tire tUARGS or MURDER.
CUNUEELAND Md, Aug. lO.-Nichael FLANAGAN
was committed 20 ja here today ioI the nurrof Hanson
Brown LOuaCOn- this county Yesterday. The accused
man IA said TO be a mnDer driver from Maine.
WOMAN ASSAULTED BY NAGRANTs.
NEW BRIlNo WICK. \. d. Aug. 10.--Mrs. Maria
Arhor was r nndcd ny seven tramps IN Nj ave last
in the was
tempted They beaten OF by ciAaenS the
wonaDs cuos.
A BOYS SERIOUS FALL.
TRENTON, n. j., Aug. I0.--)ames Wood. bow
whilo gathering apples from this city tc.tay
stopped de@d limb which way, precpTat hin
90 Che ground lie ie head first, striking large stone AID
Ieectyng Injuries which will naova llial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
THE YORKTOWN MONUMENT.
SKETCH OF THE DESIGN REPORTED TO THE WAR
DEPARTMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPu 10 rus rRIpuNE.l

DEPARTMENT.
iBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBuNEI
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1O-Mcssrs r. NJ. Hunt and
j. u. B. Ward, of New-Eork aud Henry Van Brunt OF
Boston who appointed by the Secretary oC War
prepare design of the proposed Yorktown monument
have submitted report. The monument viii DC com
posed of three principal parts. First base which is 81
feet high and 80 feet square; second highly sculpura
podium, 25o tcct hg' and l3 feet in diameter in the
form of drum and supporting column. This latter
which part third is 60 feet high and at the base zig
feet in diameter.
The tour sides of the base contain First inscription
dcOlCailug tlC monument mortal OF Ina VictCrv
second an inscription representing HucCuct narrative
of the siege prepared iii accordance with the original
archNe in the Department OF state third the treaty
alliance with the King OF France and fourth the treaty
OF peace with the King OF England. Upon the uodiun
which rises from the base, thirteen typical female urrs
are placed hand in hand, CnCirCling drum while upcn
a belt meath their feet the words Country
one Constitution, Destiny" 1t is symbol Of the
mrth OF freedom. The work OF erecting the monument
viii he under the supervision of United States Engineer
William L. CraighIl OF this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

r"ouhEsS PRONOUNCED SATISFACTORY.
ooooiDhNCE OF THE FEVER BUT CONTINUATION OF
hNfiD PuLsATION-A BETTER SHOWING LOOKED
FOR To-DAY--AGAIN WRITING HIS IGSAruRr-
PHYSICIANS NOT DIsCoURAGEp-TuE SECRET AIRY
OF STATE GONE TO MAINE.
Inc Presidents physicians expressed salts
faction with the condition of the patient yes-
terday A subsistence of the fever was noted
but the rapid pulsation, due to irritation from
heavy perspiratiOn and to debility, con-
tinued. Better symptoms are looked for to-
day. The President wrote his signature to q
paper necessary in the extradition of Cana
dian forGer. Secretary Blaine left Washington
in the afternoon