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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-08-17
True Bravery.

No man knows himself until he has
been tried, neither does he know his
friend or acquaintance till he has seen
him "under fire." Not few men have.a
reputation for honesty who never had
the temptation fairly presented to them
to cheat. Some men have been reputed
brave, till the battle it may have been
the battle of life, or the conflict of arms
proved them towards. Mr.. Hobhouse,
Lord Byron's friend, tells the story of
the man who bore both the mien and the
reputation of q coward, and yet when
severely tried came out hero. This
hero coward was their servant, Greek,
named Demetfius. So excessive was his
timidity, that he would run from bark
ing dog and cry like baby. Byron,
who had much sentiment, but little gen.
uine compassion, once sh owed his heart
lessness by mounting the poor fellow ON
o spirited horse. When the animal, in
obedience to smart touch of Byron's
whip, dashed of in mad gallop, the two
friends roared with laughter on seeing
their frightened servant grasp the name
of the horse with both hands and scream
with terror.
Several years after this heartless cpl
is0de the Greek revolution broke out.
It proved Demetrius' opportunity. He
led the forlorn hope in the assault of
June -, 1882, which snatched Athens
for season from the Turks, and proved
the man very marvel Of bravery. The
trial stripped from him his physical
timidity, and made for him . name in
the hearts Of his people, and on the
record OF their history. The spark Of
heroism vas there all the while. But it
needed the dint and steel of the revolu-
ton to bring it forth.
You are pale, sir! You are frightened,
sirl" said one oflcer to another, who
stood for the first time under dre.
II know il, and if you we're half a.
much frightened - am, You would run
away"
The mans moral courage conquered
his physical timidity, and forced bin to
stand where IL was his duty TO stond.
though 1t could mot control the action Of
his heart.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-08-17
more with ghosts, and in time recovered
her peace Of mind.


her peace Of mind.
A dozen years later the wife OF sue
cessful merchant in an uptown resi-
dence was looking over some OF the rel
les of her husbands bachelor days,
which had long been stored in an unused
trunk in the attic. Her husband 8 sister,
plump, comsly matron, was paying her
a visit. The merchants wife was a
lovely and accomplished woman, and be,
fore her marriage had been an admired
and successful musician. At the bot
tom of the trunk she came across
queer, old-fashioned suit and full grey
beard.
ST wonder when and where Rob ever
masoueraded in that suit" she remarked
to her sister-in-law.
"You had better ask him, Katie. and
make him confess" replied the little
woman with funny twinkle of her eye.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-08-17

Lamb slsak dipped in egg, and then
in biscuit o. bread crumbs and fried un-
u i i brown. helps 70 make variety for
potatoes, god coSee and buttesed toast
D. corn muGlns, one may begin IL day
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-08-17

The second night sitter this converse
ton the Widow Craik was sitting in
front of the cosy fire in the room that
had been her dead brothea's sitting
room. She was q middle-aged, COM
momplace woman, and the lines upon her
face showed that sbe was nervous and
irritable. There was none Of the kind
ness and motherliness that of tenmakes the
face Of middleage beautiful, neither was
there any great capacity for villairy.
Mrs. Craik was one of those selfish,
mediocre people, who cling tenaciously
10 what they consider their rights and
make self the sole object of being.
The room where she sat was cheerful
and the widow was ~ comfortable - il
VS. IN her nature to be. A plate Of ap-
pies toasting on the hearth and pitcher
Of cider standing on the little table Is
her right hand, spoke Of good cheer.
OvsF the dssk where the late master Of
the roon had been used 70 eli, his long
Coz and buoo6- brimmed hnt were sill
hanging. A suddes drazt ooqpsisnsd BY
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-08-17

the hsrassed woman to pervade the
whole house.
The crisis came, by . curious coinci-
dence, Just four weeks from the time
when the Readings had held their first
conversation. The household had re-
tired early. and were just sinking to
sleep when scream after scream was
heard issuing from Mrs. Craik's cham
Der. Katie and the hired man who had
been added to the household staff since
Mrs. Craik began to see visions, both
hurried to the rescue, and a. Katie was
burrying through the hall she thought
she heard light step tripping through
the entry below, and the door open and
close.
.'Oh Lord. oh Lord, give il upI" the
widow was moaning as she wrung her
hands in distress. Kate, I'm going to
give you fifteen hundred dollars right
out, and you can take music lessons, or
do what you please. Oh, Lord. do
hope that viii be enough Seems - Il /
must keep . little Tor . nest egg"
Mrs. Oraik was ~ good ~ her word.
When the neighbour commanded her for
her juslics she only smiled . wan and
uncertain smile. but she wore N cir Of
relisf from CREST trouble. BY The time
ehs money ~ msde over 70 xate Rob
BEDDING had gone beck 10 The oily.
Xa1is's muoiso1 insoFuo1ion ~ q once
resumed. t1e widow ~ troubled no
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
RECEPTION 10 4 BRIDE.

a pleasant company gathered last evening
in the house DR.. George ". Holman, No l3j Lafay-
ette-ve Brook yu, at the reception given Mr.. and
Mrs George ". Holman, r., their return from their
wedding trip The pair married at Goshen. NY. on
the 7tn INST and then they have visited Niagara
Fal- the ThOusanD Islands and Canada The bride
Miss Jennie Eawns daughter OF tue late ex-9ecret4ry
RaviDs who was chief of staff General Grant. The
house was decorated with flowers The BRIDE wore her
wedding dress OF white satin, with "A
train OF watered silk embroidered with
pearls: also point lace veil and diamonds
Among those present Miss Nettie sayre,
J. A. Matthews, James Demare-f, Everett
Greer, Robert Wallace, Miss Minnie Acklet,
MISS KtIe Cudcc Miss Emily t.a"n- al
of whom part at the wedding; Mr. and Mr..
Reeve. charles Miss stcllt cunningham, General
Grant and Ulysses Gram, r, Mrs Albert cmn j. B
Holman, Miss lay smith. Oh Goshen Mrs Matthews OF
(,o-uen. Mr. and Mrs Cnarle. j. Barnes, i. Holman.
Miss Alice Ketcu. III, Mr. and Mrs. Mcsh, OF New
YORK: Nr and Mrs. j. Dewitt tl.rk, Mrs. Burcuard,
lfr and Mrs H. Al. Hodges Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. COOK,
MI and Mrs ". h. Page. Mrs. A j. Page, hr anu .lr7
Robert g. Cfidden and Mrs Charles h. Daniel, Mrs
A II Lawrence, Mrs KuiuS Holm ~ 81 Boston; Mr.
aud Mrs A. e.. IAurber, Mr.. anu AlrS. IL H. Glhng, hr
aud Mrs W. FOrman, Nj aud Mr-. A. e. Reeve Chaf.es
Demrest. and Captain Arthur GutArle oi tAe I'D Il a.
me-
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
TELLOW-FEVER REPORTS.

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. PA dispatch to
The Yeics from Brownsville suys; " Five new cases OF
yellow fever. deaths have been reported here in
the last twenty -four In Ma,amorls there
three dea hs. two from me fever The river falling
be quarantine AGAINST Matamorls has been modified.
The fever na- reached Keunedy's new ranch on the
upper line u Cameron County"
ERowNsyILLE Texas. sept 27.-Tne fifteen eases OF
the fever tne Pedro rancn cared for Dy DR..
Lehman OF The Times Denocraf VINO reports that they
are all doing Wi. The sick Poin Isabel dong
we'll and NO nave been reported lrou there.
There three new cases at Fort Brown All the Old
cases there are doing WELL one Hiss Reynolds,
who is considered beyond recovery The fever not
reached above nine miles from here along the river.
The reports from Reuosia CamarSo and Mer are IA the
OBJ ION Of ph scltns exaggerated Az Mcr hcy agree
dl-rH-c ls BAD. meeting OI cltIcn7 of
Ala amOraH Et- called Tor sunday tO Jake Steps %
rees. aDsA B.gdad port Oi eutgj. Comm on
with AamOras continues, under the supervision OK DR..
Nafn
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
UEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Two weddings Of quiet character took
place last evening the house OF Moses Beach, NO
80 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. Miss Annie b. Beach,
a niece OF Mr. each. married to John NJ Farr1er by
the Rev. Dr. Richardson, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church 40 Trenton, y j.. and Miss Jennie L. Farrer
was married 10 the Rev William G.. McGtryey. Of Prince
ton Theological Seminary. By the Rev. Archibald
McCullagh. pastor OF the Ross Street Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. Or. Alonzo McGaryey, OF Trenton;
tie Rev. Walter Lowery. az Princeton, William ~ Far
rer and william PITT the usher, The dresses Of the
TWO brides alike being made OF cream satin br0cade
with ront- oi snlrrc1 white satin. The trimmings
OF Oriental lace me Fr.4-' Wich were "I "hte lule'
fastened wtn sprays o. orange flowers, The hauo-
bouquets OF roses aud carnations. Miss Beach
wore diamonds aud Ai-s fairier pear or'amens About
fifty persons were present at tlc ceremony.
was married. 10 lie Tcy William H. -cuddcr in Il
joins Protestant Episcopal uurch. clifton, staten
leland. ea.rriay. . %. I.. the oncialu- clergy men
on 1nr rev Dr. YocIr rector OF st AIMS Prorr-rant
Episcopal Church at Richmond :. J. lhc groom is
nephew Of tie Rev. Dr II. u. ~cId cr, %. l. OuAyu,
aid is the pis.or Of tne Reformed Cnurca ou
fIly. the pulpit being covered with autumn hoW.rs
ana foliage aud tine papt -mal Iouut hleI golden
rof D,rriui- ~el,Ger wa. lr D. 81 uau aud escorted
Miss Annie H,dc sister ~ te bride, "no was the Only
briuesmud. Miss Agnes Iirdl " uitle --ie escorted
10y Master Morgan -lureu preceded ire bride. Daniel
Iutuill, Ernest r. Brmin -haiu A. ". onamo,rain ald
JOl- A1r-ou we're tAe u'hels "a, Dride wore dress
white cord -A, with front of shlrrcd saIu de Lyon
and court Tran c Ile Vel" ol ,,iia, uai
OF white and ferns carried ny the bride Tue
bridesmaid costume was oi WING tuilc over pink hatlH
.ua Ic Ittlc -rl- dress made u Whlic SWISS anu
blue silk Among the gu-t- were the Rev Lleri - id
der. Lewis cIuutl fau4c .rl the HtF J. t
Audrus ". A. sou idcr ll-7 ala -cuHuer Miss la"ca
Ford am, Mis-. Catherine Scudder Mi-r Mary FoIinam
Ail ana Alrs. Thomas Edgar, CLr e Et-as, Mrs. ocAo
field Mr.. IoWu-cnd, Mis-. Meyers Mrs t.l-ae, Mas
Clarke Mrs Aver, Mrs. Marsn, Mrs. Hotckly, hr and
,lr- WIg-us AlraudMl AIrru. Mg-. Hamilton,
Mrs George B. Ripley, Hiss Alice Ferguson or Cucn-
natl Sra. g. A. Ciegs, llr and .irs Aiact liand,
Mi-s Birmingham, Nr- y. y. stone, Mrs. q orgc
Erlingtou. airs. H. NicAos aud Mr. ana Mr5 1ic. T.
ui Kaic uO land, daughter Of the late al. J. O.
Holland married Yesterday Al noon 81 ner mo tler-
resdcnre. No. 40 Park-tvc TO BleecKcr Van Mugeneu,
d. Is clJV. Pre- dcnt Sccyc, OF NOrtaI Mass,
performed the ceremony Invitations were sent only to
--.-..L L.-..-
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
SITE PRESS COIlNENE

Governor Cornell has not sent ms consratu-
iatIons 10 Judge Io.ger yet Troy Press tDemJ
A gentleman AIMED Epenetus Howe. Green
back NOMINEE Governor, 74oId begin Issuing buIe
tlus Whr et1outH uh-7 per .aP' ~" H"7 "iAeA
l. tue woods. BuifalO Express n'elr)
Democrats are having good time explain
ing TO uQllrtrs who their candidate Tor Governor aiF
a. k4pilDli.aus have no -urn tsOuDe Jul fOgcr
known men, and there rc none 70 ark OI h, 7ldAu
Ia OF OF his cIaracter.-L L,le FAILS journal lRcpJ
Grover Cleveland ran 1000 ahead OF RS
ticket lr election for Mayor ~ buua0 lhsi aIl Il he
Tus propl uOuately well throughout tne state FolSer
will know THAI he has been IL tie race-Sy yrdcuse
Courier lDemJ
From he Mayoralty of Buffalo to the Presi-
deucy the United >iaies s lOls way but rom 1le
Goveruor-ip Of NV York TO the highest eminencs Is
not far Il may be spauued witt mastery stride
1s-2 b.s with results affecting l77L-l7yracuse
Standard ,kcpj
And now 1t is said Mr.. Folger VIII not re-
eigu the Treasury portfolio. bird IN tie hand exc
" -no1lI saw II would be wise Tor Folger 20 bold
wha he has lie especially a. the Federal Treas
Is the main reliance OF MI Conknhg I'D iic coming
contest In TINS state (Oswego Palladium tDemJ
The Bufd 0 Courier (Cleyeands personal organ
hr originator O s canvas toi GOyerno) rec Win
Cloven hoois OF black Kepubhcanlsn AAd ct i.s nope
OF elccting s candidate Ia IN Republicans vOuS Tor
lin. syracuse Journal tbepJ
While some Republicans undoubtedly regret
fhlt their as0re candidate Wac not selected 10 led me
party victory lei them console themselves WIN he
lac that other element had to Jake s very best man
10 win and lei also believe that Judge Foger i
big enough and pure enough 10 be the gutrulah
o. party hdmOnya he certainly Will prove MN aeII 20 Oe
equa the most rigid exdctOns OI the Executive chlf
lCartnage Republican lilep.
Mr. Folger causes il 10 be understood that
be wl no reign he re9.nry mp qh % ana m n9ss ne re
loo IL unri the end Of General Arhur- term, the pol
tcans WHO pressing Con man crow ty l9T nave
issued Glrcr ,Oi- to Tts Washington county Post and
mike HIM 4 Z Out soon he doesn't get ont Or his own
accord. ALBANY Argus DEM
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

= ,O,s~viewed in Buffalo the day after lis nohiha-
,,or has excited general amazement Equal snrpr''o :
81, a. the perlec OF the Democratic press TO seize p'
.,o ,,,te-suces and make them The notices o. '"''
,-, The adGisons to Mr Ceveland's iimi.Se iist
cama, inns gea acronsly pou forth It was thousne
bogI X eagerly seized Up this day. however, .no
punnya n II is feared thai amid the tumu 9i tue IN
nsfcn now swiftly beginning Mr. CieNc'""u' ''
Fv.Senator William B. Woodin has " bolted"
an, po,,l,oon STATE ticket Last Thursday in tele-
r,,ni als,atci 10 Nr Cleveland, the Democratic can
ALL, f. ,,cornor be said: d" l congratulate You on
vcar nomination and tender you my hearty support
r ,ros some doubt expressed abou the authentclIy
- ,hc ,is.,afch hut Mr. WOOdn Acknowledges that
II was his. "a declared 20 artpr.tr OF me AnO"n
Bultia nn Tueslav thai ne should 60 ant Whcre ~
make speeches DO ANYTHING that he was calico upo
20 do D, Mr.. Ceveands friends to secure tue la'ei
election.
The Prohibitionists are planning to hold
state Convention at Syracuse on cober l. Inc oo'c.
~ the convention s initiate an agitation I'D aVor o
8 constitutional amendmen, prohibiting the manuIAc-
e. N. -ate ~ sn'ri.rous liquors in the state. Invita-
oos ~ atteud the 0nv have bean issued to each
lnIfc OF Good 1empars. ca"1 NlN aiju "l 3"He %
re,sucr the T.nplars o Honor the C9ancu o. 1'9ga'
T.ntler. III Tenn rance the Nom ns Christian Onlon
the rolIu'ory League. and - az o ner teup , ryo
or. nizstons Efforts are to D. made I" pieufe % can
dates Tor tAl Assembly to vote oi the proposed aehf
mcut.
Country Republicans, in commenting upon
.bo meeting OF the publican state Committee IN tAs
cry on Tuesday express surprise tat five Of the New
York members voted FOR b. Pltt Carpenter for chair
man instead or for John f. Smytn. th- successful canh'
dae A. Admiust tral0n men they would naturally nave
voted Tor SIR Suyth The explanation of the curious
VOC said be that John J. OBne1 one OF tut W.
~ WHO voted sin nguiarlv i candid itr of 0hcI
of Nev-N aud thar hc thought ne wptG oDth hVto i
AID u secure Office from ne state committee ~.
Carpenter should be chairman tnan ne would from Sr'
Srtrb i'm cas-, of the election tnat ntlrman Mt
Srrth 90 is understood, his s eye On the UoNectoIs
~ me Ps Of New York 4 Is therefore more important
b al ,h4i he should distinguish aimset by carrying the
sac t.u that ne should aid Mr. OBrlen TO carry inc
Cliy OF NcW-NOrk.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
GERMIN ROMAN CATHOLICS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 1.-The German
Roman Catholic Central society to-day adopted the FOL
-, i'm relation 10 the education Of Catholic children Z:
Tint all members of the Central Society are IN duty
hound TO se.d their children % Catholic parocmal
schools only; that 1t is the dnty OF every
Catholic 10 contribute TO the oisanIza-
linn and maintenance Of parochial schools ana
co.i.qe. and the Calhohc Church, ana that
all Catholics should a-sst lhe cersy IN pIoVllhg iog
49,, .ducaflou u t1eir children, 80 ma gen
t,,r ot t,afn0ic, may be raised who Will jealousy
rIilfd rbeir ght- ant privilege ... a.
"a reported Ina favor or the organization or
Catholcs Tor the purpose Of eircng candidates 10 pV
fc-i lHce. WHO w protect Catholics m lhrlr cohalf
t,,-,an.l rtgnt OF uuImpa red relIg Gus worship
III j. siannnorst Of RI. Ions wA' uh"1iAou.ll s IT,
80 m A. h, should alway= jealousy guard the interests
1 tS catholic Church. e-pe ialy IA 70 any legislative
relating 20 unwhrrah'eu 'AA''4oN'
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

DONALDsON-At samtoei. y. Y. September -. James
Penne Donaldson, Ol tue Late Da, Id ana May Nom
DOua .d-Ul
Relatives and trends hs family invited u ateni :he
funeral his late rstencs 30. ll5 West fJt
81. ou IuI.siag. 2,th inst, at 4 .. IL
Friends re,! Iested not 10 send lowers.
FORBE--In this cry. on Wednesday evening september
. l-ss sarah Elizabeth Forbes daughter ot Tie .ate
Aaron Forbes. of New Raven.
NoIIce OF funeral hereafter.
GREGG-At Greenwich. Conn. Monday. September 25
craze Grtgg. daushtcl oi John H. ana opueha a.
GnLg. aged b years.
Greenwich Conn, fhursI4y, september -, 40 aait
rast = O'Clock.
Ci7ee viii b. tl whiting arrival Of = oclJc. train
N Grand Cen al Depot
PIERCE this ,ity MONDAY september - Mary 4.
widOo Ol tle Late iODsrt 4. Pierce IA the ''h
Tle funeral viii take place Thursday. 2o'cloeS ron
residence II hcr soltn aw, -c4aon Mia d. 10 -
IVES 4cI hist
Newport 4 l.. papers pea'e copy
NEL,ON-On Wednesday. teu.hcr -. Eu.ce Ripley
Nelson. widow ol the .ae John q. Nelson. OF tAs cy
Nollce 90 Iuaerai hereafter
sIERRY-On Monlay night september - C-roine
sherry. dan ugnter Of o.. 'atr captain DatlI ice
Funeral place h-I at. .sideucr. "a West 3Oth
-A.r,lit, epteDJer -', az p a.
Relatives and friends are lrsy-ttfuIF il'i .'i
WELrH-At Lambertvile j.. Monday. september
-. ls-2 a -hbel " Iu the I'D yelr 3D. lIs age
the fuue ~ az LfnIetFiie ol
Train fon ,Ourtaudt an, DesDtosse, sts VIA p Il q. al
Il:lu q. III.
WALDRON-At Newcastle. West hester county, sept
Der -1. Martha MaliIui. vile tic samuel " W al
urOu the -2t year Of neI fe
Portsmouth, n. a.. on saturday. september 80
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
OTHER NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESs.


CHARLESTON, 5. c.. Sept. 27.-In the Republic
convention the With Dlsciafler bitter strug
g.e which has lasted just week, L. W Mackey. was
to-day nominated for Congress the 25lst DaotrecrV
ing 81 Of 80 votes. stormy ensued Mackey
coored competitors Lee and Smals charging MIN WIN
having received the nomination By bribery. Lee dis
played. evidence. prOmis-orY note for 500 gwen
10y Mackey delegate for his vote. IL Is undrtstoo
there will be Democratic candidn'e In the district
and Lee ami smal are expected 70 run against "oA'''
making triangular Republican hsht. ,,-,. no+s
After Mr.. Mackcy's nomination the promi--orN nole
charged to have heen gwen py nm 10 = Vir
was lead 10 the convention by Nj Lee ana MI massey
demanded an mvestiga ion of t7 au henc'y os Tue
convention After long ana hHgry - WI - ,b.y
matter the convention decided by vote o - 9 10 lnal
me note was not m"dS hv HrcSey y ,ho iHS cortpI p
Of the convention and resolution was pass declaring
hin the nominee Oi the convention The resolution Wn-
received with desion oy tie Lee iacon VINO cas- lhelE
fifteen voes against iis passage AIter te adoption ol
great eXccment, ana several tunes row appeared
imminent. Lee, who f. a coiared man. Il exp ,cted u
run ~ boting candidate on tne ground tha' MacAey
nominated b, corrupt means.
BALTIMORE, Sept 27.-Dcmocritic primaries were
hed in this city this afternoon IN the lid and INh
Congressional Districts for the election of delegates TO
conventions tob he'd tomorrow to nominate candidates
for Congress In the lid District the ticket for the
renominniion OF + : Hoblifzsu elected and IN the
Iytn that for !. V. L. FndlIy. The present member
from this dstrc, is Hon. Robert McLine, wdo dcchhed
being "a candidate
Lowell, Mass sept. 27.-The With District Demo
cratic Congressional Convention TO day nominated C. >
Silley.
II. LOUIS. sept 27.-The Republicans OF the With
District yesterday nominated stuart CarSener for Con
Cress
DELFvAN. WIS., Sept. 27.The Independents % the Ist
Con EressiOnal District have nominated JOnu Wuans.
OMAHA. Neb., Sept Civilian II. Munger was nom
mated for Congress by the Democrats of the lid
District to-day.
ELKHoRN, Wis. Sept. 27.-TAe Democrats cf the Ist
District have approved the nomination OF John Wnans
IDdependeut Republican candIdIe for Congress.
Sci National
party of the Ist congressional District to-
day nominated W. l. I ley. Of IA inc.
FOND Dr LAC Wis. sept. 27.-rhe Republicans Of the
Id Congressional District to-day nominated J. :.
ROWeu, Oi Beaver Dam.
MANTowoc. Wis, sept. o7-The Democrats OF the
Vim Congressional District balotcd all day for cand
date without result. The convention adjourned until
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
IupRorEMEYTS ~ 4 DREGOoDS STORE.

Among the stores in Slxth-ave. into which
and ont OF which constant streams OF people poured
Yesterday wac the dry goods estsb-hneut oi Henry c.
+ Koch A. son AT Tweutleth-st Nj. Koch has made ex-
t.nsiy crations aud improvements Ia his store, hay
ing replaced the wooden front by one OF glass and
iron. winch extends across the si1thaye. 'front.' ana
,vv.utv-lye feet down the Jwentieth-st. side The
whole building Is occupied by the urm'
Entering the store from ,lxtl-ave. the eye
chances down long OF accs, veyets. silks bro
c,d.- and otner oosly and beautiful fabrics On the
rtt r the counters and shelves loaded with jeweiry
and fancy goods Beautiful fans Of feathers and painted
-iI. are di-oayed above Gaming bed OF ruDle' dlt
r0. UreciOu- sOucs On the ct J. "A coIo oi
ia Byoud IN, fancy goods counter on the right 7tle
hosiery and mern0 underwear and gentlemen iurhlsh-
Iug goods canes and umbrellas. Opposite are lacrs ID
b1t. t,ns-eueutrre and fruget Inc glove counter
comes nexf on winch D. collection of gloves nhe ia
ulalerll and elegant Ia make. line collection o. Iirs
and fur trimuings takes up the remainder OF ils
Twsntietb-- side The store here takes turn to""td
Nnrfeeutbst on tie rignt long counters extend ana
they are devoted to housekeeping goods wor ted goods
buttOns aud notions. upholstery, blankets hnn gu.s'
On The left are dress goods silks, brOcadc- ana Nrets
At end are muslin aud canbrlc underwear auu oDi
sells Toe Whole Store veil Agatcd Dy Wlhdo"n huu
lylghts that the goods are To the best pOshDe
a1vantage A ne " stairway Of mahogany ana ASH nns
been cOusLruc u the second nOOr. On the wal up
tn. stairway stands beautiful dado OF LlucfuHth-H alton
which closet, reseubes embossed leather and naohes
the wood work color On the landing az the heau o
the stars Is vase filed with growing ierbs' anu
the windows above covered with hehVy uIhpuiy.
The improvements IL the store were ucsKneo W sH"
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
BOTH CANDIDATES WITHDRAWN.

Congressman \. A. Hardenbergh, and Isaac
Taussg, Mayor ot Jersey CITY, the leading candidates
for the Democratic Congressional nomination. have both
Withdrawn from the contest Mr. Harlelbergh retircs
Tuu,sig says tine letter announcing his withdrawal
thai hc sought the nOmna only ter he hai received
assurance from Mr. iardenbergn tuat he was not
cduddt,e ana would uut accept tine nomination He
WifhdraWS does desire be placed In the
position Of cOaicntng thc nomination AGAINST Mr. Har-
CcHbrr-n. Mr.. Iau-sg'S laItcr written before Do
wds known that Mr. HarenDergh had declined 10 bee
candidate and Is therefore prOnape that Ira vIew of
SIR lGardeAbrrg rgA' positive GecunatOn Nj Iaus-s VIII
reconsider uIs determination
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
SkCRETARY FOLCLNS MOTENEYTS.

Judge Folger received many callers at the Hof-
man House Tuesday In the afternoon he ca ed
upon President Arthur. lie SAID that has health
was not very good aud that the only tn ng
which troubled him. He expects tO remain IN the
city day or two longer. As has not oct been Tor
maiy Informed Of MS nomination Tor Goyernos.
his will probably be done IN day or two, aud hls
letter Oi acceptance Will he ready soon aitcrward.