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, 1881-09-29

YouSG Atr. Iloar. whose only claim to dis
tinutl0n heretofore uas boon tho faot thnt ho IL
tho son Of hls fashor. has managed to suddenly
acquire noforoty thur. X It Is plcasAt,t, must
cAsiso him oxccetiu9 grout Joy, md II 1t Ia not,
must make him fcel very ohoup. Young Alr
Hours prominent posluun just now Is all On no.
count Or 5Irs. LiyernoEo. The oratoricnl bnry A.
was poctcsl 4 delegate to thu recent ncpubluan
Convention In Massachusetts, md wlen tue
question Of hor admission was under discussion
yonng afr. ifnar asked whether q sT.Ipod
snonkoy would bo admlttod, IN cuss one Of shose
Interesting animals wus ulectcl. In couso-
queuce Df this remark all tho womAn-sut1rngo
shstokcrs Of tho country aro running over eaCh
osher 1T thest Efforts to ho tlrst 1T newspaper
oltlcts With nrtiolns o0niutnnntUry OF tho
Hour family In gonoral, ind that n,otahar Ut 1t
wfa was ile'eEato to tho MASSACHUSETTS, Cobvon-
ton IN pasttallar. In tho 3I'Unlan's Journal tin
bclatEosont Lucy stono ls persllttod 10 hnul tho
young MN uyur tho cOals OF her wrAtt, to tho
extol.t OF sovcrnl columns, ard I,o IL glvon to
understand that his troatmunt OF tho question
Of Mrs. LlvcrnoFv's admission was wholly
wrong. Dir. iioar will naturally have tho sym.
pRthy OF tho public. Any pertnl who has ali
tho Womar.sut1raYa advocates attor Hin ut
ouoo IL entitled to this mitch consideration,
, 1881-09-29
PERSONALS,

Clnrlcs Henry Foster, tllo mated apfrltaal
tnc,l1lln.. hus been sent to tho Massachusetts
asylum for tho tnsnno.
" wealthy Italian. who died recently IN
Frnncc, has hcuueAthod 10 the town Of Elsobeu
tho sum Of *i0001 ms II testimonial of his nor
Luther.
Tllo statement that Mr.. Arthur's sjster.
Mrs. MeE1roy. Of Albany, would preside Mt tho
Whlte House. ls contrallctcd by hor husband.
who snys lnt Il e not ut Rl Ekuly TINT my sltch
arrangement will bo mndo.
Tlse offer Of the Presidency Of Washington
and Jefferson College NJ Washington. ra., svls
mt sufficiently tempting to intluec tho lev u.
III Philadelphia OF which ho Aas Tor scyoral
ycars bceu pastor.
DR.. McC0sh says that at Lcndyile ho was
wondering how ho might 20 down mine, when
gentleman In w0rkmnn's dress Hrnspcd hta
han1. told him be hnd uncc heon R Princeton
and before. tho Doctor tlepArtcd llls new friend
volunteered 10 crentu a fellowship at rriurctou.
Sir Jaules Weir Ilogg ,llallo 4 fortune In
India, md Ills wife, holding a distinguished placo
In London fashionable circles. rave splendid
pnrtirs. 1t Is sad that n youE blood, meeting
one Of the Misses IloxR Mt n tnll, and. not know
oertnin party al tho ~ plgycry." iier naIve ro-
ply WIS, oh! mn ono of tic littcr.'
Tho London Telegraph says Of tho new
British Minister Mt Washington: "Mr. SaekvitIo
Wcst has tho hniQue recommendation, shared
hy rlona OF bis llpnmntio f0rurtltnorH, OF hav.
Ing III bis veins tho sumo blood which warmed
tho heart ot an ancestor nlrcatly known In
AmertcMn h!story-.atl anccstur who luved Vir-
9inla With moro thnn llal Affection, and s1ict at
to1 a,,rnE " hs M inra westward voyags aeross tho
crntn0nt which illness bud compelled him for
nWhle to lay asltle."
, 1881-09-29

Albany EDcnfnU journal: Yestayt1,y Hft-
orneon little girl wus going along rearl street
accompanied by 1or mother. lfer eyes wcro
tl!uh with wonder rs slu behold tho onben,s IT
mourning displayed frnn aii tho buildings and.
turhR to tlor tnOlhor, ste Inquired With Il faca
full of sorrow: ia cvrryb0dy dead, ualnnaf''
Speaking OF Alr. Barker's Philadelphia
p!nn 10 10 uwny with tho intcrlnl- roycnuo taxes
tho lIoston journal. which Is not a frec.trus's
paper. says: I}ucs Ar. liarker lnsoad to rllsp =
new cry Of "A frou tlstllury, n frua pipe, md n
lin!enlty iii ralIylnp The Intelligent alu sobrr-
that"
Now York 1'rfhunc (ilcp.): In truth, the
position Of tho lluw Ircs!t[ent will 10 att oxGced-
!ngly difficult ono, II he docs bis utmost to nc.
cnr.l With public sentiment In every rcspcct.
lilo Will need. even tn thAt c1sc all the generous
support anl kindly sympathy which good cItl-
zetis tat1 uiye him. And, should ho Wish To de-
M!rt ~ tip' inpprtnnt RESPECT from The pulley
s pusitou IL @ wo @ ID WV srsty nsreass t;' ~
Springfield (O.) Republic: An honest cft~
tznn OF Springfield, whqse mime euu be had It
desired. entertained. during tho session OF tho
tlnatnnAtf Confcrcncc, two mlnistays of tA4t
ludy. Quo OF thetn WIS Mn unusually ardent
and aggressive nlnn and prohtbIu0pjst: nlwnys
rcadY-eyon anxsous-t0 express hls views. In
conversation Ou his fayurlt tAo,no With bis host
o1o anS, no o4tea tho cAsp OF y Mesnber Ut
ohtlEeh OF Wh!et tho Eponker WIS pastor sh0
sros9 h ~ r,s, rno ss III .
~ thn n,rt.,inataf'. anT 5st t1,c s,r,tcr cn,,ii
nit. M mots.h"r IN ra..I a a9mtnr n " .o NJ T.
Euitrcb. cuntjuun In thnI niis;Css' fin nrayri
over tflo case. n,ii iinaily WON'T ia tha Whisky
btrroi ntnnI,fi,ottircr nnH fmTkea. tn ~ hm III
To- hin tii,tv. AZ s%niry tth.r timcs i,y
inborc,l with tho hrpthor ii tnIiuun hin, IN uuit
fGr hustnnss ntuv,.,i svtti, md "r,rrfai hIm
nnyeT ncns1r tis s,}rnrts iii n,,aiiy tr b1ahar
cn,lseplcu t1 aud did n,IIt tt,u I,,siuess nIto-
gothor. ind tnalo no taoFa whisky b,.rrols Our
1pns.tnn ~ nr'scnf fcirc',nxt"nrca nnd ii,nin.
,t"lw msK.i Eis v,scst hnu; i,""ins, @.ins"'i M,t
a1iyosntn thn aisntinn NJ md win for Ms Sa1I.
tiute iur Uuyuruor 0u Il Frohlbitjon tickot uj,i
ntfnr.n :, NM, S,tn w"a t,t,sr o1,I a. Easn fnr
n;.aan, @ wnu a,,, Ms lI9m ao nan naen !ns
~ n"shnprv tor1 nm s win ~ MI auI mnr ,jVnr
si,s IN s,it,,n InrrnIu Ind sassir, t,rf ntcnt.
"a ,,tn sni1s r. rrsr,!,rntscrs u s;.H s4u"rrN"rs
i'll Iisc "ts,i nrnshar "a a1nh M. nnHnni
mi ii. mnth Ennnte nrccna ~ nho,ma Mu TX lii,
, 1881-09-29

TIE suggestion nlate by Lord DufTorln,
whom he WMs G0vornnr.0 0enerl.1 of Canatia, that
the Governments Of this country and the Do
nlnlon should unito iu tho purchase Of Ntagara
Fails For IN international pnrk, is being tnkon
up nxn1n by tho Canadian newspapers, which al-
most unanimously favor tho idea. 4 memorial
hsklnG tho Dumnton Parliament to tnkp SUMO
notion regarding tho mattor llns tlecn n,tmerous-
ly signcd, md tho coming wlntor Wilt doubtless
see It presented md made tho subject ut debate
There hra good arguments for and ugAinst tho
proposed LEGISLATION, hut tho feeling III Canntla
seoms to DO nil III favor Of mixing Niagara Falls
frco public park for tho citizens Of bo th couu-
tries.
, 1881-09-29

THE English papers, especially those Of
tho Liberal strlpc4 seem determined to find
fnut With Quuen Vlotorln. no matter whnt that
inihl.manncrrl ruler docs, and JUST now thoy tr0
greatly excited because sho chose to 10 tutscot-
for summer tnunt. Tho manner IN which those
emotional editors rafso ghosts Is worry peculiar.
Speaking OF tho Qucon's fnncy for going to $;pot-
land livery yoar, one Of them s,lys:
Sho Ia descendant Of Mnry Stuart sometime
Queen OF Fra:,ee md thou OF Scotland. and stlo
sosnctnGers all tho picturesque nnd romantic
roynlty Of tho stuarts and I!riccs. AH,n, tho
scots M are Protestant. as u Is termed. untouched
to hnHrt tho hills and river valleys of ttt-treatcd
ireland.
Looking into tho future n l!tt,o, this editor
secs LAY when tho Irish md English will 1.-Two
In harmony toQothor, alld this Aunuls to trouble
hlu. 1t is hArdiy probable, howeyer, TINT such
dreams Will evor como truo When tho English
and Irish fratcrntzc It Will be tie for tho world
to come 10 IN cnd without tho slightest delay.
, 1881-09-29

THE Mayor Of Eric. I'a., is evidently n
rcrsun who Ii opoa to argument. a person who
wnsEivlng SplrtunLlstic exhibitions foil Into tho
hards OF tho Erlo police, who Insisted that ho
wis running his show without license. lii
stcad OF procuring tho necessary document tho
gentleman who mnkcs u living by coiulnunlons
with those who, as hGr. Ch!lds would say, hayo
"gone bcfore." hlcd him to tho Mayor, and con-
vlnccd tint fnnctionary TINT SptrtunlIs,n was
roIlElon, about ffty witnesses tostlfying to TINT
elect. lie wns thcrcupon discharged FROM
custody. Unless licenscs como high in Eric tho
fifty pcrsons who weso called AWAY from their
business to testify that Sp!rItun1tsm wns re-
liKlon might bcttor lAvo subscribed tho AMOUNT
necessary to procure tho hlnyoral permission
for tho show to procucd.
, 1881-09-29
THE shslokers fur u,e rights at wo,unu co,

TIE shs!ckers for the rights at woman can
cosisolo themselves With the f4ct that In ono
Instance At Ieast law taat hus heretofore
been employed 0xcllls ,ve!y for tho benefit ut
n'en bus been 70 construed by an English Judge
that Won'An received vi the privileges which
1t confers. For generations the couyts OF HI.
gland havo bncR ppnishtnx young ,nuu for .pulr.
rying chAncery wArts without first Gopsultlng
thu Iord Chancellor I'M tho subject, blt Hlr
t.ou's william Cane has reversed thiA order OF
thugs md scnt Lovely fe1lalo to jail for nlar-
rylng y young n,an who was a ward of tho
Chaacesy Court. lle 1nust hnre becn Il very un-
apprceluttvo person, fur tho reporters say that
wheH hss bFIdo was taken crying away by u
bai!lr "ho walked out Of court NJ IL relieved of
burdon."
, 1881-09-29

All gooA citizens should support h[r.
Waller. Ills lctter was onEyA column aud q half
long, wh!Ia L4eb's remArks occupied thrao col
uMH9.
Kallocll's San Francisco congregation has
retused hin leave Of abscneo for q lecturlnK
tour. san Francisco peoplo evidently havo
quceF taslcs.
The CINCINNATI QazcttG calls attention to
Tho fact that mono OF the Feosdonts who died In
o1llco wcra Democrats. THqFe " AQ,h,pk strange
, 1881-09-29

TIL: Republican party has never elected q
President from the East. 1t cannot, there
FORE tell precisely what President from TINT
section will bs like. Tho Wcst Is disposed to
glve President Arthur generous support.
Why 1t desires to have tho fact remembered
Is, TINT lip to tts tinlo 1t has had tho ruling
voice In tho councils Of the party; has lIon-
inatod all the Republican Presidents and
elected them all, u1l lsas not known whit It
WAS to take back seat In any AdmiMIstra-
tim
, 1881-09-29
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE f'utcA1. TntnrHE hns estnblIahod branch
etccs for The receipt Of subscriptions ADVERTISE
menta a. follows:
NEW YU1tK-Hoom 70 Tribune Building. FIT. Mc.
FAnt}EN, Manager
GLASGOW. scottand-AllAn's American Nen1
Agency, 81 1tcnReld-st
LONDON. EnR.-Amcsicau EXCHANGE 10 Strand.
HKhKY j. 1tLT.fr, Agent
NAauIN1TpS. u. Ca? .trest-
, 1881-09-29

THE Philadelphia IV'Rcs Of last Tuestlny
introduced Il no.cl feature Ut Journalism, M
lcEs than eiHhtoan short p4truct4 from the Njbto
bcinx printed III orglaal editorial paragraphs.
Thts "chc.ne mhy work lu Philadelphia, but not
elsewhere,
, 1881-09-29

No ORGANIZATION Of a sporting character
Aas made 80 many and such loud psutest4 lions
Ut honesty aHa observation-disclosures as tho nase-
tall leagua, IN Organization which practically
Controls the playing Vt hastt.ball by profcsstQu-
ais. How 5Asorly founded were these clu!,As Of
respectablllty Mpy DO seen FROM tho TACT
that The only sporting oyplt In tho coun-
try Aonday mas ball gsma botweep tAa Troy
aud Chicago Club4. In ssesy other place In tL,s
land tho day Whs aeyqtVi 10 pto4r@luK for the
President uho.q Fpulalus mcFq being ppfpe 10
, 1881-09-29
POSTAGE.

Entered atthe fost-nnrt a chrn7. Ill., Al Eteoti-
Clans Aat;tr
For tho bone1t Of onr patrons mfo hes1ro to sond
Cnelc copies of THE T1tstSx through tho n'hl, NO
E!sehetswlth tho trnnatrnt rnie 0f postage:
--.... Fnfr{art and {}0mfsIt. Fer Copy.
Eight and 1wnlve l'agu IapDr. c1nta
, 1881-09-29

MICHAEL kEiIt:itEih watcfl,nnn OF tho
Unso States sul,.rrcasury ut Ut. I.o,,Is, died
recently In that oity, at tho aEs Of u, nftcr
twcnty. blight consecutive ycnrs nf f1ithfnl sery.
leo. Ono vi has lutlus was to Carry lnck md
forth tito bngs af bullion, nnt Con. Edwards.
Assistant Tronhurcr, bnltovcs that he handled
during bis ltfettnc nlcre money than any ottor
nan in tue country. lila fidelity md t1onor
acotn 10 bo characteristic Of tho stock 10
which ho belonged, rs the distribution Of his
nlotlost cstAto showed. Tho 1T. Louis papers
any that bis property amounted to nbuut $0. .00O
mud In his will. lnatlo only n fow days heforp hta
death, tho natno nf 4 fnvhrit nfcc0 was founl
to be ot1ttttcA. Tho lcgatccs, believing that this
was mn oversight, promptly mado n pro ruin
nsscssment upon their own lc4ac[es for her ben.
Gilt. thus securing to hor *3o0o, c1unl to tho
average amount Devised by Tho will. This WIS
accomplished With porfcct harmony, tho Onty
desire OF nll being to Rive tho {avorlt nieco the
amount which ilor uncle probably Intended to
br1uenth to hpr.
, 1881-09-29

nny locality within thu tcrrttnrv .hore-
of. lho goyernn,pnt nf Cbtun anrree
TINT tho Government Of tho unItcf
atntcs mny rcun1atc. limit. mr. susneud
s,,cl, eom,ur ar res1,lencp. l,nt mnv mt,
absolutely prohibit tn. This limitation.
l,uwover, is tcuufrcti 10 bo "reasouabls." and
nppllcs only to Chinese who cot,lr NJ ro,,tu.tt-
tIyu labprurs, It a1lows Chinese teach ers,
students, and ,uorchnnts, nf,d ,lnso travelling
frun curiosity. together with all their body
uni household servants, 10 40 and como
without intorfareutc Of my kind. II pro-
vltles tint tho thousands of Chinese labOfers
WIN are f,otu here shalt be allowed to 10 md
cUne Of tllolr own accord, md It secures
them nil the "rlphts. privileges, ttnn,unltics,
mil exemptions which aro accorded to tho
cltlzens ar,tl subjects Of ule most favored
s,atiol,s," although notone of these thousands
ever intonds 10 bucon,e NJ, American ctlzun,
or to s,sstmllate In my wny with tho 'Asncr!.
can people. Nforo than this, tho trcaty pro-
! yittcs tllat II my Chinese 1nborcrs or Chinese
Of my otnss, rcstuing here temporarily or
permanently, meet with itt-trentnlcnt, tho
Government Of this country will protect
them.
With the commercial treaty tho Chinese
find I'D fAulI rs It's provisions aro mutually
protective atld do not discriminate 1t, favor Ut
either country. What galls thom IS TINT tloy
| cannot empty fresh ship-loatls OF coolies md
courtosnns upon our shores rs heretofore
Without restriction aud crowd our Pacific
Coast with tho lowest rofusu of their cities,
pncked on sltpboartl liko hogs and ltrtler
than those animals, owned, body. soul, and
brooches, by tho "Stx Chinese Companies"
aflt bringing nothing with them but vice.
dirt, and disease, al,tE to sucl aa extoflt that
they l,nyo 10 bo gttarantlned OF in settlements
, 1881-09-29

M1I DollsEr should vet 4 piece of Grape
for blu hat ut oneo. l'rcadont Arthur has ata-
s'ouncoa his determination to paah Tho star
route lEaHds investigation without delay, anu
prlhc tho matter IL tho YrrY hQtianl,
, 1881-09-29

tlsole l,ifnt resting. rlacu. aud all matters Ut
rlonsurc or trs'ft wrrc nut ns.hu. Tho lntl
Mines nj Chicngo mi! Troy tllsHrnech Themselves
aid Tho otica from hIci, they ni, t,y their TIM
duet Oh blanAy. Tho President of tho Ct,IeuRo
tub Is nlso fFosi,len. nj tho r.cagse an, Il ward
from him would hnvc etopprtl tho unscotnty cx-
hlbtuon which took paco nt Troy. Chlcagys
tribute to tho inomury Of tho t'on.1 President
waR ono pf which kho may we'll lie prol,il, but
tho autfon Of her bali club WAS n hurnlng dis
Efaco. Tho sooner tho Common Council take
possession Of tho city 4ro,,tsl now ocoupic,l us
ball.park tito batter tho public will be ptonscd.
, 1881-09-29
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

vnLA1K LODGE, NO. M A. F. AND A. M.-Fnnernt
kotlcG. The brethren arc fEntpTnaIy reduustod to
meot nt thu odge roDm at 10 O'Clock MI anrU, Fri
day Sept M to ntscn tho tuncrnl 0f our Into brtlpr,
Anson l.. u1hU!se W order
H.. h. nUHzELL, Secretary.
, 1881-09-29

Grand Optrn-IIonae:
Clark street. oppos!t new tourt-itouse En1a9e-
ment OF tho Union.s1unre Theatre Company. "Tho
Bankers Daughter"
, 1881-09-29

THE GAMBLING IN GRAIN.
The 1.n,l,lon Times Ut Sopt. II bcRins nt1
editorial slctiornctng the Liverpool "cotron
corner" in theso words:
Tho arrest Of Rrcnt Industry, md tho a,,s.
fonsDn 0t tho wAKcs Df n l1rKe ttunbGr or pper-
of 9atr,h!prs, ars matters witch 1t il simposs6lo
to regard With indifference.
Tho gambling by corners In cotton Is q
small business compared with tho now co,li-
mon practice of gambling in tho grain pro-
tlnctions Ut tho United Statos. Last month
there was corner In wheat In thts city,
which oloset Mt tho end of tho month, lcay-
Ing, 1t Is represented, Il clear profit to tho
operators Of S3,000.O00. 1t IS said that t,tl-
other corner III wheat Is now progressing, In
which It Is represented TINT tic successful
managers Of the August corner nre now on
tho outside, With prospect Of being plum
dercd not only of their August gai,,s, but Of
n large amount III addition. as this corner
business Is not co mined to wheat, but ,nny
DO repeated every month in tic year In corn,
oats, barley, pork. lard, and other grain sl,tl
provisions, the Iie'd for gambling in MI these
productions Is largc ono. Moreover, tho
stocks Of those commodities arc so great alMl
tue facilities for transportation 10 tho cor
hereu markets nrc so extensive TINT 1t
now requires NIL Immense amount Ut
money and credit to successfully malu-
tain one Of these operations. Tho grcat
abundance Of money now In tho United
stalcs has given a't impetus to speculation
WHICH IL without precedent III this country,
and 4 result OF this Is shown, rs was stated
IN this paper yesterday, III the fact tliat all
the warehouses in Chlcag0 and most OF tho
warehouses within soo miles Of this city aro
hlled to thelr capac'ty, nnd haflilya 4 Load ot
tho standard grades OF wheat or corn Is
SOLD Tor shtpmcnt- This ls extraordinary ut
THIS dato. Ihero aro no less than 1,00o, 900
bushels OF corn now waschoused III ttis city
Alone The speeulators own Ill tho grain
nero anu III tho warehouses in the surround
lnE country, mid nro holding It at prices
which do not almit Of Its shipment, even ut
tic low rites Of transportation. We nen-
toned yesterday the shipment Of corn flow
grade) from Chicago to Baltimore ut "
cents per b,tsltel, MID totlay we have to
record several shipments OF corn to Buffalo
Ut ono cont per bnsllel1 Even ut these rites
standard gradcs Of grain cannot be shipped !;
ttlo prices hero will not permit it.
Can this condition Of affairs be maintained
much longer? The exceptionally low rates
OF transportation 10 the seaboard arc the re-
Suit OF had faith nlnong tho railroad COM
pautcs III June, followed by war In which
eac!t OF the trunls-l!ncs Inns been endeavorlng
to destroy the others. This strife will soon
DO adjusted, and rail rates will bo Increased
from tho wliat-yotl-ca'l-g0t t0 an arbltary
, 1881-09-29

Iyceunt Theatre.
Desp1atucs street, nOar Madison, We1t s!do. Vasi-
tty entertainment.
, 1881-09-29

Academy Of Music.
IIh1sted street ncns Madison, West Btde. Variety
tntotta!uMbnt
, 1881-09-29

Industrial Exposition.
Lako.Ftont, opposit Adams stront. Open day and
, 1881-09-29

1Enver1FfA Thenfre.
Monroe street. between Clark mud Dearborn. En-.
esRemout OF Join Mccullough. "tirglnIus"
, 1881-09-29


Clark street, between Lake md ltnndniptl. EnRnEe
nene Of Harry and FaY's Comedy Company. "ilul'
looms picnlo,"a
, 1881-09-29

Criterion Thcntrc.
Corner Of SedHw!ck and Division stseots. Variety
AbtestainmGnt
, 1881-09-29

11N0I&F'4 NthKf6.
Randolph street, helwcon Clark and In qalo.
Enlargement OF Willie Edouin's Sparks Company.
hDfcams.r
, 1881-09-29


ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Optrn-IIonae:
Clark street. opros!t new tourt-itouse. En1aao-
mont Of tho union-9auhre Theatre Company "Tho
Bankers Daughter"
McTicker's Theatre.
Mahtann stroct. bctECen Btate and Dearborn.
Kneasnmeat OF Dtnnnn Thompson. "joshua Whit
comb."
Mnver1E's Thenfre.
Monroe htrens. between Clark mud Dearborn. En-
ksRemous Of Join Mccullough. "slrgln'us."
Olympic Thcntre.
Clark street between Laka nnd itnndntptl, ErRnge-
nent Of Harry and FaY's Comedy Company. "alul-
looms picnlo,"s
fIooleY'a Thentre.
Randolph street, hesweon Elask aud In Pallo.
Enlargement OF Willie Edouin's Sparks Company.
sUEeams."
Academy or Music.
Eh1sted street, ncnz Madison. West Bide. Variety
tntotta!umbnt.
Iyceum Thentrc.
Desp1aucs street. noat A[Hdlson, Weat s!do. Vasi-
Dty enteftalnmcnL.
Criterion Thcntrc.
Corner Of scdgu!ck and Division streets. Variety
Entertainment
Industrial Exposft1on.
Lakd-Ffont oppoatt Adams stront. open duy and
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

To think that after all our berating New
England about burning witches, that in
defatigable associate editor of the Rich
mond Standard" r. A. Brock. should
have unearJhed the fact that in Virginia
in 17C5, Grace Sherwood Was agied for
Wltcncraft and that Col. Adam ThoroW
good, being both Colonel and Justice Vt
the Peace presided at tpe trial. What Could
old Mortality have been thinking ABOUT ?
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

ring the canvass than that the success of
the Cameron ticket would be followed by
the election Of Republican United States
Senator.
The intelligence of the Republican par.
ty which looked for some higher benefit
will agree with the ''Virginiann and theil
agreement will be voiced in some more po-
tential form than simple protests agains
being ignored.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

The editor and proprietor of the North
American Review" announces that here
alter ne will publish that work under It's
own imprint. This is done because as he
says, he has foand it impossible to make
it forum Of independent thought. and
also have it printed at y publishing house
that has other interests 70 promote.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

The Grant and Arthur is the slgrlifi
can't name of club of fifteen hundred
negro voters at Charleston, S. q. It is
also significant that it passed resol utions
congratulating Gen. Malone on his victo-
~ in Virginia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

Those prophets of the good time to
come at the South when divided white
vote would insure a divided colored vote,
must have been somewhat shaken at the,
solid way the negroes OF Virginia marchvd
up for Cameron.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

Col. Cameron, Governor elect of Virgin
ia. arrived here this morning, and has
quarters at the Metropolitan Hotel. lie
had numerous callers, among chem Messrs.
Paul and Fulkerson, and Mr.. d. A. Wind
sor. of Alexandria Mr.. Fulkerson says
that he, F., is beset with Office seekers,
but that he has learned how to relieve
himself Of them as easily as possible.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

The man who thinks the Republican
party will submit to revival of bossism is
laboring under what Guiteau would call q
s,devilish delusion. IN. Y. Tribune.
It has submitted to it IN Virginia with
the meekness characteristic of sheep.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

There are almost unnlstakable signs OF
Uncle Samuel Tilden's looming up in
1884. He is the man that will make New
York certain.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16
Total. :. 113, 473 100, 75s ll2, 43s lOo, e56
Cameron's majority, 12.7l5.
Lew.s's majority, H. e7.
SCATTERING VOTES.

SCATTERING VOTES.
James s. Barbour received 935 votes, ev-
identity the fault Of the clerk of the coun-
ty board of canvassers in Buckingham
county: John $ Lewis 1,I55 in Caroline
county, evidently from similar cause;
while Messrs. John $. Wise, JAS. M. Don
naa. - Lewis, - Wickham, Samuel
Yost. aud p w. Mckinney each received
a vote for Governor.
Total humber of votes cast in the State
for Governor. pa, 2S1; for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, 2l3 .079.
A1"rORNEY-GENERAL.
Blair, R., 1I2. 900; Mckinney, d., 10O,-
627. Blair's majority, 1928.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

The way the Virginia Senatorship is dis
posed of-by friendly talk between LIE W.
is ana Malone. See Gorham's letter.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

ESTRAY.-Three months ago there came to nv
IL farm RED AND WHITE SPOTTED
STEER three years old. tlne split and one under
Keel i'll each ear. No other marks. Owner will
p.ease cali for him.
J. L. WALLACE,
dec16 ST. StuartS Draft.