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Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

TIE G.zETTE next week, viii con-
tain the proceedings of the Republi-
can National Convention Which meets
at Chicago Tuesday next, the NOM
inees for President and Vice Presi.
dent with short sketch Of their
lives. Our numerous readers will re-
ceiye as full and complete an account
of the important events Of the week
as can be crowded into six column
paper. The country looks to the Re
publican Convention for the next
President and Vice President.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

NEXT Wednesday the Democrats
will meet 10 State Convention at
Montgomery. Gov. O'NeaPs renom-
nation is very generally conceded,
and nomination is held by his sup
porters as equivalent TO his election.
What think the sovereign voters of
the State Of such q boast? If a par
tisan convention both nominates and
elects state officers are not elections q
farce. and the expenses therefor O
foolish waste Of the peoples money +?
Are we drifting to a kingdom.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31
An Agreement.
Huntsville. MaH Gth. 1aef

We. the undersigned, hereby agree to
close our stores at eight O'Clock p, m fropl
this date to the first Of September. excIud
ing Saturdays: Dan Scbiffman. J. Klaus
C Co.; W. A. Kyle; NJ. NJ. Newman & Co
Frank IT, Newman; S. Newman; Darwin,
P.s..sssse g 8 Sons; ]. VanYalkenburg S Sons;
A. C. Shaudies; =. Herstein; A. Campbell
& Son; S. Schifman h-ecs z. & G. Wiel;
Herstein & LoTenthal.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

A SHORTAGE of S45, 900 having been
discovered in the accounts of Supt.
J. O. P. Burnside. Disbursing cffice
fo,- the Postoffice Department at
Wasb,,, ,eton. he was discharged from
Office Tburs-da Proceedings have
,,aan instituted ., -ainst him for en-
bezzlement.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31
WARD IN JAIL.
Accused Of Carrying on a Fictitious
and FraudulenC Business.

and Fraudulent Business.
Ward was arrested Inst night hy A
Deputy Sheriff III suit broUeii
against BIN by Nelson ] Tappau
City Chamberlain. After uusucoess
fully spending the day to day. en
deavoring to obtain the $500,00t
bail to enable him to regain his Ill
erty, be Was taken to Ludlow stree
jail to night at 8 o'clock and lodge,
in In cell there. ne refused to se,
any person.
Gen. U S. Grant stated to-niah
to a reporter that the rumor that his
son, z. s. Grant, Jr.. had fed to
Canada to escape arrest, was wholly
without foundation. Grant had gone
this evening to Morristown, N. j.,
where he lives, and would be found
in his Office tomorrow.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

WESLEY PosEY, who melted the
wrath of the late Birmingham B mob,
has been granted new trial by the
Supreme Cou.t. The eyes of the
public will be upon the trial Let it
be fair and impartial.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

PRESIDENT Fisk denies any inten
ton of charging Gen Grant with a--.s
guilty knowledge of Wards frauds.
On the contrary he believes he was
entirely ignorant of anything wrong
in the faithless bankers operations
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

WHILE the bottoms drop out of the
weak banks the strong ones able to
weather the gale look on with satis-
faction. The chaf needs to be win
moved from the grain.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

CROP mortgages are heartless-nei-
ther death, sickness, drouth, or dis
aster satisfies them. They exact the
almighty dollar or the pound of flesh.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31
Methodist Conference.

ANY and Every School ofthe Churs,l,
on account Of Race, Celor, or Previ-
ous Condition OF Servitude,' is the
Final Decision OF the Matter.
HnADE1HHrA. May rs. In the Matho-
dist General Conference to-day thc Cea-
mittee on the State Of the Church eail sp
its report for final action, aud Gov ls q.
Pattison, Chairman Of the Commit ts-. rrs~
sented report on marriage ard d.g Ivy.
1t recommends that no divorce SHOULD
be granted except on grounds JUSTIFIED by
scripture; and also that commission
should be appointed to confer with tie
Governors Of all the States to endeavor to
secnre the enactment Of uniform laws on
this subject. The first part was amended.
making it the sense Of The Conference that
divorces should not be granted but for
adultery, aud any one divorced for such
reason, if the guilty party, cannot be mar
ried again by any minister Of tie Church.
On this question several Of the delegates
desired to exercise their privilege of fcallipp
for ayes and nays and they made this de-
mand. No notice being taken Of any Of
them they camored enough to create some
confusion and repeated their demand. hct
the bishop declined to acknowledge their
right. The reported as amended Was adopt.
ad
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31
Call for a joint Convention Of In.
dependents and Republicans
of Lawrence County.
MoULToN, Ala, May oath. 1854

MoULTON, ALA. May Gath, 1854.
We the Chairmen of the Republican and
Independent Greenback parties of Law
renee County respectively request the con
servative element of all parties who are op-
posed to the election law, the convict sys-
tenn, the educational system and the late
management Of the treasury department
of Alabama to co operate with us in beat
meetings to be held on the TIN day CT June
next, in the respective precincts Of the
county, for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates to meet in convention at Courtland
on Saturday the 28th day of June for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
various county offices. Each precinct is
entitled to the following number of dele
gates Moulton 5, Morris Chapel l, Oak
vile 3. Hampton l, Mt, Sprug /, Landers.
Vile 3, Mt. Hope Z, Kinlock l, Wolf Spring
4, Avoca 1. Leighton 4, Brickville 3. Red
Bank 5, Jonesboro 5. Hillsboro Z, Loosiers
School House 2, Courtland %, Pin Hook 2.
Very respectively,
w. w. SIMMONS.
Chm. Ex. Rep. Ccm.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31
Write TO your Congressman.

Blair's Educational Bill should not
be allowed to be buried in the House.
Every voter in the South who can
write should forthwith write a line to
his Representative in the House urg-
ing him to work for the passage Of
the bill.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1854
INDEPENENT REPUBLICAN
TICKET.

For Representatives. L. ToNEY, ii. b.
TABOR, W. FL. RLANKENsHIP,
For Sheriff.. G. LANIER.
For Assessor-JAs. B. JOHNSON.
For Collector-W d. HUMPHREY.
For Treasurer. E. MURPHY.
For Superintendent-B. f. LUDWIG.
For Commissioners-T W. TOWNSEND, JAS
M. HUTcHENs, j. r. SLAUGHTER, and G.
w. HADEN.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

The National Greenback Conyen-
tion met this week and nominated
Gen. Butler for President, and West,
of Miss, for Vice.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

WHEN it comes to ousting Repub-
licans from their seats the Democrats
of the House are more solid than on
Tariff questions. Mr.. Mckinley, a
Republican member Of Ohio was sent
home this week.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

The Republicans of the Sixth Con-
gr0sional District will hold conven-
tion at Fayette G. II. Tuesday July
Is for the purpose of nominating a
Republican candidate for Congress in
that District.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

CoNKLiNG is not for Blaine, al
though he is not in favor Of the nom
ination Of "a nobody, neither spar
row or q wren"
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

THURSDAY the Senate confirmed jos.
IT. Speed to be U. S. Marshal for the
Middle and South Alabama Districts.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

THE Fusion ticket grows in the
favor of the people as Its strong points
spread among the people.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

MARTIN T. TOWNSEND, of n. Y,
will present President Arthur's name
to the Convention.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

MORTGAGES eat up the profits Of
the crop leaving the farmer empty
handed.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

A LARGER part of Congress will be
in Chicago next week.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

EVERYBODY admits that Arthur has
made good President.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

WRITE to your Representative in
Congress in favor of the Educational
bill.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

SENATOR Edmunds will be nOmina-
ted by Gen. Long, of Massachusetts.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

CONGRESS will probably remain in
session until the middle of July.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31

ALABAMA should vote solid at Chi
cago.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-31
STATE NEWS.

S. II. HAYNES, Secty.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
IIFTY-SIXTU STREfT.

LNtTI SIXTH y IREET-Nuprcme Ourl-'
1 CIT, aud Ounty OF New-York Henry & Nillsmssaa
ssnst JOHN {. Mnnau-on ami IGa =. villa ns'h nv VI?
ljel VA 1n, wlc Oi ueurS G. william on A-'ii's b,
sullivan Pub4c AtIL lstraoT. administrator " vi
goods ohatcs and eject, 81 Join D. Grady, Ge,e~el A'
William II. 0 e In pa tton No j. ,,.,, ana
Ia pur ,uan o. "a lneTlo,u,ory ma mem par a.
sale tuiV ae TIE auONccutlitd "a acton aIl -
september 80 lsi the nndt gncd, the ref re- 10 sos
Judgment Ied, viii sell II ubc aIo ion, At Tue
Saltsruom, No. IL BTUldNay, in the ~, y
New York Friay. the 2th oi ool9ae ioS, tss
premises descr Ell in The judgment htrcn rs ioo"s lvps
All that c0rt1In iOt, piece parcel % ami ~ 80 yrs
ana INK tCcnrh ard The 'li oi - ro,,;
ahd bolnded and described - follows legnnhS =, si
IN The sOuthtTh side OF Ey .sl1tst, one ,omsl
twenty-five f.et easteriy from me oorus,l orlv .ds
by intCrSe,IIOn Of The eds'o'' MIG.
~ Lexington ayr aid the sJuiL,rly sde Of tnH.
sixth at ten.e rpnning southery. and paia i,ns
II. tpuave hundred feet iDcles 10 tne s
ca-terly and pardiei VIII if.3 theres
ouy the GENRE me OF the bocs, t"eu! ,I',,yh ma
nprthe w. parallel WITH LeIiuglohTt'" ~ ~, Ftfty
Oi pa " wall hundred ierl w n. of FllIu
sxth.st tieuc. westerly aOnf lie soi' cry Inn nk
six hist twen feet tO The point on pI,,, '" W,iIF
Dat Ne Wy orr September 50, leos. 'AN'S-'
n TowNiRY.
Attorney Tor plantiI,
mi Y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
Eeaal Nollees.

4 DVERTISEMENIS FOR IIlh NV
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At ihs
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. A. Brfalway corner lhn'y
srsst until 8 p w. and sos West Twen,y hrts~ eoras
Eighth ave No % fOu thse. corner toiricfnths -
100 rhr,-ave Forty .evenhst Nos lg ibs;; ~;
ave near ,.xetb-st, and AZ the HARLEM gFFltE 49,
lard We ,ornr. Onehun iTeGandtwcI1y hitbsl- ~
: , n. At teguiar office rates
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
Ior Both SeYes Jon 1trI

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4 HOME SCHOOL FOR CiIiLDREN.-Kin-
- dorarten neat For lii utrs inl rcfercn
address, BOA 2G. Garden ,ity, LOns t-nni.
4 FRIENDS BOARDING. >CdD ~, for both
~ sexes. pmunf me ufA 3! ni,I trDn Ntv f'rN Psc
wear % zoe uiI account tlr.,s CIA IAPPAlUA dDUN
TAIN iN .fIft IT, tItpptIuL =. \.
G,OUTH JERSEY IN~TIHUFt,
- BRIDGEfON. Nev-Itr-'y.
Both scvcs. fuu corps -. ,raelrr' Instruction tHoi,L
Muse, paint drawing. Climate mild very hettY DO
aims september lO. Address II. X. rtASN, Pnnciptl
NJ MisceianaouS.
Al ENGLISH CLERGYMAN and wife, wcll
~ .xper.cn, te1shi few boys between
the Ilc- b. .u u VITA lntI "a Nr ltnuy
ciucl tl"m Ftth tle chtd th' n inD n no.
ID - % 90 t' Long
laaud and of .cce,t Uui"n hDlh aui wl-hns. =
school Address .N o.. So tLElt,b NJ y, sarc
thurcnn. n Du,c - La uyrtt'p.i,c. ny.
-ClRCUIARS of best schools free to par
y. cnts Wants Catholic scho' for TWO boys city or
Please Ma VI. T.. DO NDNAN.
Teachers bureau amt NusIch Agency, 80 and 81 East
I4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
ilEOpOsALS FOR HEMP.
A4I LUTI I tuNIIi1iIN, !
Houh U.s. ihhuhb hllin1NG,
AhW luhh, ootoDer s, 1854. }
tTO CONTRACTORS

@ rtornaAis % Ion g, eoas.ias s , section, "a 4 nnd
u ln' ,se III ''n m ~, y" ts & 1t' n r," tno, dy
prtn,, -3 a. bno1th o IA. at wa ca place qua 1onI
mlssonrs md c award 0t me contract wl be made by
sad ass.0ner- a, soOu thcr after ~ practicable.
The Ol Ne. Aqueduct for wh.cn bs hereby
invol tunnel Uh oiytrd nto two seeti1ns. VII
nrt e. aorih~ar aaes Of about 200 eei; and hAv
sECrION Is: xtcniins from the eni Of section \ north.
ward danceoi about ~ 800 feet and having two working
bidders hti for either Tor both the above
c' ~ p4 m ar, "S r ~ ,lv Tt ~ ,,te " Ii. D W "
f4sch Ue inclOsed sealed envelope nlOrscd
WIN e name o t per4on OF persons making the sane and
Elca ilmu- si,e tne name ana place ot residence OF
tn person mains the 81 re AZ" tne naes ol al pei sons IN
connection with any otu,r person nNnS bd Tor the same
faui that menrlc OF the Atueuct ommisson. oi
&c common ouuo,, no 90" "' a. ~ d. ,nUur Nl,ta Oi
orporasn any person the employ ne Aqueuct
or III e work wn'ch At rcla,,s n ~ prolts thereof
same ia ,r several matters therein stated re AMI
must oe aconpan ~ cyI lcsl c Sk upon al onai or
tie Comptroller 4 the CITY NeNfors Tor amount not
Liam nye cent OF the anodnr o the scurty required
NUT not be 'nco' w $40 bd or popo but mast be de
uVcr 10 le Agurot Ou missioner 1r 10 ther secretary
ior otYoy 10 the onptrqlr Al deposits exec it Of
Tt b. ow,rcd If ne sue,ess nj biier s,ii a cct nr
to e4ccte the contract thin ten days tier notice that
posi- by slall orlete tnd retained by tho
cry OF ew ork a. hqa,ei uina..s or sueh ne ect or
uS pdr-lat 10 ~ prov SONS ot seton - OF Ch1pter
Az Df Is . shall
WITHIN tho Aforesaid. the amount ms deposit wl he
returned 10 tim.
I've o ~ required IN the contract for section
is one hundred aud twenty ave tiOtssIi for
section IT, one hundred dud thiryh thousand dollars with
not than two IsactOy sirces must be house.
holders resident rcto ,lciS the NrWNOTh
THr AQUkDt,T CONiMISs,i ONERS RFS sNVE rUE
RIGHT 10 REJ ECf ANY AND ALB BIDS r I'll Y
DE- VI lr FOH Tai Bi ST INTEREST OF THE CITY
80 30 Do
forms II bill proposal and proper envelopes FOR
their Orms Of the contrast spcciuoat Ois and
bond, and other information Il bb obtained at
tne Of the Aqurluct tOmms Room 7S Tribune
BuI.dng New- York.
By Cri,r uf the Aque,uct Commissioners.
JAMES W MCCULLON
.f.rU
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
Drouossis.
IMPROVING HARBoR AT NORFOLK, VA

IMPROVING IIARBOR AT NORFOLK, VA
w. y ENGINEER OgFiCR. I
NoaFoLK. Va, Sept ~ lsSt
Sealed proposals. triple VIII ne rece,v" AZ this hco
until noon Oct0Dcr - SSl ened immediately thcn'
after prvssnco bidders, Tor drfigDz In NOrok
arbor Virginia. Tho amount available for TINS Work 10
$4,000.
sprclhcaonA Instructions 10 bidders aud blanks Tor pro-
posals bo nNi appncatiOn TO this ohco ,
' h. a AMMAN,
tain of Eugi q. \ A.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

a ac,,.r,ox,px or Mt'atc AND MtHICtAra. rdited
nv am t,ponan unovr Par, MN Ma'n'''"" ~
The u,escnt ipstament of Hir George Vfoves ct
cslio,t pi,,iouary extends to the title " Iiratse'
And forms the ilist part of the last OF 'ho 'o"'
volumes ia which the work is w he co"P','"
Like moat publications Of ~ cnctclop"ho ''','
setef tho dictionary improves ~ " p""'""' WV
plsn becomes motc definite, the a'ioeA uh,' w W,
s,siou oonciucneaA, aud completeness, nnd tho ''"'
,,.n, of ,o,ic heeomes more exactly pfop"iti"n'"
=, ,ts in,no,tnnee Ihis n the first mnsirh "''""'
s,y tn ouf lanuunle winch has been rePhi"' Nv Z"
c,,nretent hand competent that II !" htN' '" w"
uuion ot technical knowledge WIN h'"'"'N wv
tude aud editorial tact, or the longer "" "
the present part, the most ln'el"s'ns w ~ W.
Uubert H. Parry on tho "hymphohN' '"'' I"
GOOD test article for determining the tone Z" '"o
publcation for il touches upon some Oh tue P''"
.i,.ol ,o,nts in controversy between the old and
the new schools DR.. Parry's judgment seems I" oo
calm aud enl qhtened and his survey OF the posi-
tions and characteristics of the masters oil the SSn
,houv is admirable for its clcarness and accuracy
His definition of Mend ,ssohn's place is espcc'aiIy
hannv and his treatment of Borhoz is appreriatiNo
and inst We regret that Sir George "r"V' con-
tented hunself with a few hasty lines uhoer ."o
title symphonic Poem" LISTS work 1" '"''
form of composition is important enough iof ho'o
elaborate consideration
THE CAMP AIGNs OF THE REBEILloN Iy Ani,th'
Tnnn Firs 1 lieutenant. First L. = Artllcry, nVu "
yi iSo Manhattan (kauSas): Printing Dcpar'"'"''
state Agricultural College
II is sad 70 lean that Fmst-Lieutenant Iodd' Oh
the First L. :. Artillery, has not very h'H" 'P'"-
ion of fGencral Grant, nor does he believe 'ha' any
general ON the Union side comparable TO koper'
f. Lee Criticism, however, is not the strong p"'i'
of his book. which pretends to be nothing ho'e
than q bref narrative of important military events
comm led from Scribners series of volumes on the
"Campaigrs of the Civil War" the " History ny
the Comte de Paris, and Mr.. William Swin'ohS
"Army of the Po omac." As he has not carried
his lnvestigat ons beyond these We lknoWh au-
tboritcs we confess that we are somewhat at loss
10 understand the reason for his books existence
His the ry of composition may be judged IRON 'he
astoundne remark IN his preface that " he ms
som fines been obge to Oycrstatc, sometimes Z"
undersiatc the truth, N ord t to make his mean
inc clear" Most students of history would doubt
less prefer the cxa.t truth, and would esteem the
- even of a part of Lieutenant Todds meaning
not too Ii gh price to pay Tor that boon
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07

Ddnuna Ntd>cmes.
A allen DODWORlll 4 SON.
FRANK DODWoRrH'S
CLASSES FON DASCfNG,
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EERNANDOS DANCING ACADEMY, 1G2
Elst Jjtr--t. Bank Building Class uoN forming. Re
opening reception Tuesday oct li send for circular
MR.. TRENOK> ACADEMY OF DANCING,
VI Broadway and 3 -d.st
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l. HARVARD BElLLY'S sclOol for dIncing
i d,p 'nL 30 F.tIrye opppF Windsor
Hotel reOp n inIfsliy vet %. sud f)r circga.
~ GEORGE DODWORTHS SCHOOL for
. DANCING and POLITE rRNINiNG, Il West 2tth-
sta sisttn' 10 IT. NNt DiNbr0 u' Dl Il years, cJdf
mencc, saturday Octoj'c H. send FOR circular.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
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New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
CJXTIETH sTREET.-Comt of Cow@sca 8ras

CIXTIETH STREEr.-Court oi N1olYorss 1oIias
- Pleas IA and for tho City and county o S nlluteS
q orge De +. barton md william j. Nna,,n' Nnlan,,.n,s
agalust avid T. kennedy anG ot.cts sae msd4
IN pursuance Of ia tsm Oi force o,it 49, ~ tie
and enIe eli IN thea Oyeenue acton Ds'i s,e tber,a
lay of Auslst lsSI l. m, underslsael lh l',rg. ~aes
named Will 81 public auction, a. we 80 wi %
room No. III bradway ~ me ~ o. A.. o,l,ex nooa
Frpay tue 2 ID day september le't A. - te prcnIss
nj that ay, by Richard v Hancti, auci i'h
In ssid nd msnt nen. oned nd het,in d. c'od a sS "a
All that tain lot piece oi part'l 81 hsing in ~
mildng thep erected, situate lht "It o,1lrd sad
Tw ty.secOId Mard of the ,ltv oi Now Yh' sou ~
ies rbed follows: Beynning it no y, % "n .astefH
side OF aixo hst IA tant tNu uarl ana he es.ienf
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H. n. MOnBAN "boiN"H Re.els
Plauuu's Attorney,
LOO BrO,dw y. Ncwrork , .nv alioarned
The salo II tho above described prem sesi TAS
TO Octob,T T. 1904 ohoi"L wv Rrere<
H. u. MOkHAS
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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