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EBENSBURC. PA.,
FRIDAY. - - - - DEO. 10, RS0.
Thk Land LiaLru" tun now I'eoine, to nil
appearance, one of tiie most furiiiii'aWe po
litical and social orijamiitinjis ever k tttjw n i n
Ireland. The time and -iiviiii taiKPs must
iare i;eer f.ivoiaV.e t it, or it could uot
lave titliieved sttih succcm
Tee New --"rk World may possibly believe
what it asserts about Hayes having entered
the Presidency tinder circumstances not all
ditcreditaVic to himself, bat it must be ad
mitted th:tt air.oug outside barbarians there
is a Il'orZd "f doubt on that ery questionable
nbje-.:t.
'I'm long discuseed question, alutcst as In
terminable as the Eastern question, or that
other sarjeet, the occupation of Pulcigno,
whtt;r (Jen. Miles or On. Hazen would be
appoiRted to succeed the lat Gen. Myer,
"Old Probabilities," as Chief of the Signal
Service Bureau, was settle. by Mr. Hayes on
Monday lat bv the arnointment of General
Hazen." He has the good luck of being an ; ortd b,!t while he ii cheated in this
.... .". wav. Ins phvs:ca! tights are ofiriinmig to be
Ohio man, which 13 a sure passport to tTesi- a!l,-lo?t uni'vera;ly "respected. The next
dontlal favor. j stage in Southern development will soon
. i come. This will arise throucrh divisions in
Mr. Hates" message, delivered to Con- i the wbito ni'iitg element, and when these
, , . , . ,, , : divisions come the netrro wnl be an object of
Rre.aon Monday last, is fearfully and won- rn,te(.t;(in nn, interest to all political par
derfully long, filling thirteen columns of the , ties. Through this division something lika
Johnstown Tribune of that evening's issue, i an honest ba lot will be secured and the
Much of it, of course, like all similar docu- rights of aM rejected. He thinks that edu-
' ' cation m the South will ultimately restore
mento, might as well not have been written, 1 i-rK,nv between the two sections and raise
au l is more a matt t of form than of sub- : the negro to a plane of development where
tance. If our eve comes across a condensed , be will be a.-le lo protect himself.
, .. "... , - , . I pen toe Mormon question liaves uses
synopsis of the material portions of this last , p,a.,, ,ancua;t.t atK ,lrpPS Conirress" toahopt
nd lengthy deliverance of Mr. Haves, as we such measures as will .secure the speedy al.o-
hepe it will, we wiil publish it in the present ; lition of that evil. He says the I act that so
If sue.
Thocb who read accounts of what Is no-.v
transpiring in Ireland between landlupis an-1
their t-nants in referer.ee to the payment of
rents, have, no doubt, frequent ly scon stalo
ments of letters Laving been received by a
landowner threatening him that if lie did not
within a given time aeeej.it "GrhT.th's valua
tion" as a standard between himself and his
tenants, his body would soon be food for a
( bri trnas dinner for worms, or threats of a
similar nature. The only explanation we
have yet seen ot '"Griffith's valuation" ii con
tained in th annexed paragraph, and we
pub',i-h it for the benefit of whom it may con
cern :
' Sir K i.-har l ' tr-fi'.'.tr. Tr.ltnt!n." t-t hic o
ma !i r..ii Tr.
ntly ti-en r.ra
ttn- v ilioi'i'ir. 01
tn r-t lr.n!. in
In ta-t jo -xt by Nr Iw.
J-. a dt uiJi.fi
W!Jj!tn mo l.'.l 1 r h.-1 i
b-'.in in i s :w comjil-'i
13, Sir K.rliar l w.n 'h
I'uoho Wijr-i-i ia Irvla-ut.
ior i'ihi".'! ot i.i-x.i:en
h-ird Juf.n 1 rr;:!ith. 1,1..
iifi-r wh rrc-l . e.i the
-.,!.,- c : M .:. ., lr.'...!!-1.
-I 01 J:,7. 'r 111 ls.'l to
Lir a 01 i f 'tic Jt .ira ot
The prf-pctus of the New York .v.-i fur
ls-Sl wiil be feuud in another part of o.ir
per. The reputation of the. 'n'i as one of
the anl 'st and uiique'i. oa' iy o-;..; .f the
most independent daily and weekly journals
in the country is so we'.! r-'Coniz -d an i
established that any rUb-Mi t on our part to
add to it w.Hild be superfluous. An exer
tional merit of the .s'e.-i ;s that it presents to
its readers the news of the world in a 011
densed shape a! .vays, however, t d-.ir.g cai e
to reiain its jiith and substance. Vliiio it is
not a Desnncr-.it a paper in ti e pai ty accepta
tion of tiia trci, it always defemls the men
and measures of the Deni-.x-ratte party wlien
it conceives they ire right, and as freely con
demns them when it be'.;, ves tliem to be
wrong. It is the .': r. f a of all "'rirgs"
the "rii's f,r riotopoly, ti e rh:gs for p'un-
dr, and th.; rings for imperial power."
There is no cheaper or more us"f-.il l.ews
paper f-r ii farmer thru the weekly t-.iitu-n
of the i jri.
The -Ycir Km, the or-.-a:: cf the r.nti Came
ron clement of the ItepuMican pany in Lan
1 ;i-ter countj-, in refening to the tlec: i n of
United States Senator by thf n;eiroa- g
I.egijlat'.irf gay : "So far lion. ;.l;ilia A.
Grow is t" c on'y man wiilt a n:.' i-::v.'. r na
tation wdio.se natiie has been moi tioi cd In
Cotinei tion with the- '.T: -e. All the re-t ;-.r.i
little minnows ciinray il v- i' ii him." This is
rough di idediy rough 0:1 (Jm.iv, H-tai.'l
"the rest of ns,"
11a, who is 1 ited,
Johnstown Y'r-'v
n:en iu the V .
at Gen. .1. K. M
by th l'it;-- imv!
pronoun- e! t :.tl
liariy gifted wi'h
and es;
iroidcail
).- r.
" l :J :
-teheal,
ci a iy .) on CVss
y. of eo'ji-.se, l.y the
:e f the ! ;.''i i, t
.I---V n sev -iv thrrft
who is iinm pioM d
i P:
vr'.rh p-, a man v, ith a
.a! ie;-ut;t'on ami pecu
' the attributes of a mod-
el Uepub'.iean Senat' r. We think it 11. ore
than probahle that these "little minnows"
will succeed in driving the Xrv Kra's Senato
rial leviathan intoshnal water, and fol'.ov ing
tip the pur suit until he is hopelessly stranded.
It is not often that the firt Wediesday of
December eoaie 6--re the Cr.-t Mon.lay of
the sane month, tint it happened to he so
this ar, the ilay of the uec'.th failingon
Wednesday. That f.u tha-. r la a d a' very
fctiipi-1 muddle in r.'-ference tolh? eleeier.l
Tte of (fe.irt'ia. Ti.e act of Cet::;re. ' e.i 'Ii
Is f inding upon all t'e.e State--, dets. that
the F.ieetoral College of the State-, shall u e-. t
on the first Wed'-.csdav t f pw emhr ar. t v te
for I'resident and Vice I're- ' i t, hut a to 1
Ish law of Georgi.t provi l.-s f r the iiicrtiug
or the Kleet.-rs on the first fr.;! ,y of I);-o-;;:-ber
(this yerr th.p sixth of the month) to cn-t
their votes on the following; Wi-dnes.lay (this
year tho etjif.). GnveriK r Colquitt isiue 1
his c.Ul for tiie meeting of the Electors in ac
cordance with the State law, requiring thetn
to tn -et !at Monday, which i after the time
fixed by C.!igrsj for casting the vote. We
d not know whether the Electors cast the
vet t f the State on Wednesday of this week
or in t. If they did, w suppose that when
the Senate and House meet in February to
count the vote of all th-' States, the vote, of
Ge.-r;ia will be received A fa: ions
w
s! r.:i ht V,i -conin i.i De-ciuber, jsio, pre
v et-.te I the E.c '.i .sof that Stale from get
ting to the Capital and casting the vo'.e ol
tv.e St.lt- on the ,Juy tlxe.I oy tiie a t of Con
pre--. littt ll:e Sera. 0. ata! H---t-e a,lo'e,
the vote ef the Siate to be c )ii:i..'d f-T Fr-ir.--n',
as it would m t el ai ge the result.
Some cf the republican or ga; ? nro, n
rsth. r prefe-s to be, very much excited just
rto-.v . ver a terril Ie Iien-.icr Uie "jdot to di
vide T.-..iv" Th. y ..-s -:t th it it is tiie in
tention of the Den-fetal, s of that State to di
vide the I ora- S'ar S'a'e heo three States,
-.ch one of which wc. ;! 1 ,.f e send two
f)ona',.,s fi the I'r.i'e'l states Serial'.. There
Is no;h;r.g n'-rnilrar ia this ' j.l- t," . ven if it
had any exl-t. -nee, for the j i- resolution
un b r wiiieh Te.i; ws adml'ted into the
Union, i i tii
adm'ii.islra.ti
e'estt g lio-.irs of Jf liti Tyh r's j tie terms of Secretary Thompson's manage
!. I'jst'.nctly previ.lrjth.it four ! tn'-nr, and approves cf the Secretary's j an
few States uight be fanned cut of Texan
territory with the consent ( f the State, and
that when so forme 1 th". y il.r.nM lw admit
ted. As long as wh i. is called a "pocket
State" can be formed oat, (,f a Territ ,ry, Xe-
Tada and Colorado fi r
star.ee, which is
pretty sure to po IP pub f -;;:. j;ivin-j to that
party two Senators and one member of Con- j
press, it Ia a peifcetiy legitimate thina; fe-r 1
Copcfret, to do, hut when it is proposed to
divide Texas, winch is overa iielMiin-iiy Dein-
ocrafi', in accordance with the or.ijanie act of
admission, it is denounced as a DentrK-ratie
plot villi - h threatens the tery liberties of tiie ;
eoentrv. It will he di:e. h ever, and that !
.it i:o -.ery :.--.. it. t c;aj. r.rn i:en n is ioi:e it j
will ie-t on a i.mn oit.i-aet or S'Tt emer.t i
fcetw.-en Texas and th-: X-uieit, with a '.i-'X,
and no man wil. har, a ri.ht to g.insatbe
jiisM-e or ler.tT of the ait.
ABfTKUT OF A 1..
IXK-'CMENT.
In his l.i-t annual werasce, sent to Con-
! gress on Monday, Mr. Hayes rovers more !
' paper thnn in any of Iiis preceding docu- I
Hifiits "f tiie same character.
It start-, out with a revi.-w of tilt present '
condition t the eountry, flwei's at lensth
upon its rapid izrowth. our national prosper
ity, onr lioimt't ul crops ami sound financial
system, and predicts still srreater prosperity
for the future. Mr. Hayes incidentally al
ludes to t tie growth of education throughout
, the country and to the necessity of fwsterii.i;
jit by pr(per legNlati-ia ; a:t.l in reviewing
' the report of the eomiiilssioner on education
gives some details of a plan approved by him
lor the further development of educational
f.ie iMtiei.
The Southern question is treated at eon-.-idevable
leng! l. The vs liter oxrnes-e t-at-isluetimi
Willi the outlook of allaiis in the
. Southern States. He believes that the
South is ficuiily advancing in the direction
of political freedom and toleration, aiid that
i beiore long the ballot in tint section will he
as tri e as in the North. He also expresses
the belief that the era of bloodshed on ac-
count of political differences has i-nised, and
; p.ints to the fact that there is now less in
timidation and vio;ence in the South th in
was practiced a few years ago. The bkiod-t-ht-d
era has been Mitveeded l.y an era of
! frrtud and misrepresentation throueh tissue
baliots and other devh-es of misrepresenting
i the re.il t-trenut n and opposition of th eol-
jui'-e ;i I'oiiiiiionny nas o-eii jiieuiinefi 10
live in open rleti'mce of toe laws .f the
I'nite.l States ami of morality ir a national
disgrace, and one that .should be remedied
without delay. Ootitjrcss is called upon to
give eariy and earliest etVntion to this suh
jeet, that ti e penple of I'tah may be icquir
'd to con!'. rm So the same laws and regula
tions tiiat govern the rest ot th co,i-itrv.
He sua;''st to Con eyes s that if there is no
way oi 11 aching pi-iyiramists under the pre
sent organisation of tie territory, its entire
system oi local government siioaid be reor
ganized, with a view of providing a sv.;;'t
and speedy js'tito.-l cf preseca" ;ug a 'id pro
per. y punish. ng all who per.si-t in practicing
pOiye.!lIY.
J lie ne.l -ulijec o:seas-;e-: is civil s, ,-vice
reform, and furnish,-. o:.o of the longest
chapters in tl; message. Th linari-ial
chapter is tlx- only other one that anproaclies
it in !cii,:h. Mr. Hayes belicv-s in ap
p tinting men and 1 muinuing them in
oilice (Hiring good behaviour. le believes
a'sii in s'-t-iiMtiiig pivi-nmiDit services fioin
polities, ei.vl ; - at-'s ids views upon this su'o-
ject. i lit l ;m mi.Ts in 1 : 1 ; i.-xi r.il li in l liie ::i-
mer.t ?;;
do
-I th:
;st r-1 r 1. in ,;"
ti..- New Y
Xew
post -He
( igu
j'oi k e:i;
:)i.-e.
OllSf
an
then takes
UO I!,,' Silo'CC
-f o
v for-
rela: i i:s a
p; s.-i.ted i'
the s: ii-
I). .:;rt'lie;it. ri.vi"-,s the
a flairs ei-i.:g te.v-en tht c'
leaoing foreign gowriiiii. i:ts.
:o:,di'ion if
eminent and
There ;i;e
f lis-; 1 )"ili :.e
ti.Sce su
r.-poi I 1 y- e.i-.c.t 1 -.-'..it:
t. ics. Tiie part r-'.ifi::!
th" currettt his". 1 y of ;',
il-llelies qu--' .1 i!, and I.
w
! o; :;-'r cuiiu
n .'iand gi'"t..s
rlh Ameiiean
.iu- views in
I ill Cmii-.t. ss
, etaein'ed
: f:d: a.id tis!i
; ... s,.,.r,.;.t,-y
: our coMan-i--'.ti
iil of ttie
1-
V
eat
a s; e. ia, in-: s:;.,. t;;;tt i-, s
l ist .s.rir.g. v.-hl( h. in -f "
the 1 esiora! lm d tiie d.ii v
,i!. The ai-iiiiiuifiii:,:; ...ii t
of State in i-g.-.rd to i'upi-.vi
cial
n l.t-iel'S he the eo- o
cntii't consular service as tt.-i-.t t:t tirr.mct-
ing the intei-.-sts ot AmeWean oo:::in-.-.'e, aie
eerie-' t iy coi.un--nded to tin- .ote.tion
Congress. The Tail n-rerts of the itivestig-,-tions
of our co.e.-ios and the '-'-;tei ehatin-ls
indicated by t!;et;. for a prsdi'ale c.'i-i'id-. e
are used to reci nov.'-nd teuihit:on lor the
devlopi.isiit of (.;:; mesvliai.t inir;;;e.
Hayes dees m t believe in tiiiid;os, 1 t;t l.e
dot s aj.jn ove of giriiig i'l-.-rai mail c-eitraer ;
to pioneer merchant ma:i;ie entei jn i-1 s, r.s
one me ins of cneoura f.'ing an ii.-lu-ii y -it
he tiiinUs ti. rough r.n iiiiv.i-o j -;ioy :ue-.
lessiy lani'i shii
The neL suiiji-ct of sv"einl interest in our
foreign rehitiut.s consists of a recdal of the
aiJiioiidmeiit of the. ( I i;:ese eo:.ua..-.si.i! and
i's wot!;. He 1 iom
-1 s to
a ;
-M
in -;;!;. ;!(:.-.n ties sU-,j
tin- treatise is r-civ ('
l:.ef.t. 1 l.e j.uiut ol ll
t:
S'.Tt
lt:l- .
!-' f
'':.ait
s gr. " ii,
1 at the
a- r- t;
i;i ill
1 th;r
tar as is j -roper t
present tii'ie. lie a
is a mo-doj, n of the i'.:;h
nnd Solves s ills!. to lily the (
tion in polities in ties emit. try.
-overiunei.t is :.oi at ;rd a:.io.
11. .e trcily
;C l.ii.-'se
to ii.i'.e It-;
s-'.ibj"' ts emiiireie, f.ini v. s wil i:
our ceinniis-i. n mere than h-.iit' we.
lo l:.-"i l
i:i rd;
stiK-tie.ns up.sn t'liit. iniedt ration to t' is
(entry sim j, s'ed l,- tl. coi..i..is-!o::. The
l'-i'it 01 1 .e .-:c---:m: fr. :-.ty rel.te.s entirely
to coe, r.'-er -c, hit r.s ti.e S-'rite e-.t
has not e m text of the 01 em: . Tit, ti e
inessiiet. .ri...-!y Mir,ni:.ri. the facts as
gaining t ! coutify iieTe;;s,- cinuiaei C"a!
I.i'-i i! ie -, with the l'.o't e that giad.ia.ly Com
ic. oi'h'i re'atiors v. ill be uurestricteil in ail
parls of th tt empire-.
Following this conies Mr. 1 laves financial
chatter. He t.tkes uji the history of the
treasury (h jiartnienl dur'n g bis administra
tion, and embodies, in his message Seei et.iry
Sherim n's review of the hist"iy of specie
resumption. He devotes considerable at
tention to the subject of refunding, but in
this be merely follows Secretary Sherman,
lb' calls upon Congress to taiie Vt 'j.s to re
fund the fro hooo.ooi if bonds that fail due
next ear, and d .veils upon th" fa t that a
better time for refunding could not be found
than now. The country is piosj-erous, busi
ness throughout the connliy is on a sou,-; 1
basis, while t!;e:e is a great excess of capital
in business ceuteis that would giadlv seel; a
govet nil. ent loan in n lower bond than any
of tiio-.; now ontstar.ilin?. He does not men
tion the rate of interest ti.a" i e would advise
in a bond for refuudt"7. Ti.cre is r.u re'er
eoiet a o.iio. a :'.., or a per cent. bond,
lie he.iees that the late of ji;ter st is a
oiaUer f r Co:.l':v.-s to a. rane ', anrl Secre
tary Short-tan has !':;o'- sugnestloi'S upon
the s.iliji ( t of the r.i'e of interest. 1 ht re is
110 i.-eo.ioaeud.iti :i to Congress f ir the
withdrawal 01 the 1- -il-teuder oharucer of
git Ti bai-ks, for js there any ;eco;tuiie::.la
tioti lor t' e sojpage of coinage of the silver
dollar. The ot.iy reconniieii.laticii upon
this sul.ject also comes from See rotary Slier
'.nan. i'i.'I relao to tne recuimig,. '(.f the
silver ti -liar so that it will contain enough
silvi r to make it equal in value to the pre
sent m u kit value f the gold dollar. The
eost of i coinage st ouid be Covered by the
P'ofUs of th" government niready made by
the c: imig.' of silver hu-lion. These are the
or.lv fin i'-i ii! r.
convnend ttions in ti-e rues
y veil' aii supplied by S,-,--iha-y
in re liity en.b.'.iv all
in yt let -ry Sherman's re
from the ri'.'aneial Iiapier.
ting r.iere than a review of
s s'aht rdii.ates. all of which
h-ah
sage, :i d as th
let irv M:..::i:,ri
that "is (I. -ir !:'
pert ; for. a-i if
i. i s jepor! i -i not
tiie 1 epi ; ir, ot h
s e ncTi 11 . i.si ri.
Under the l-.ea I of t
which r'.ii.r-i next. I e o
reet ;.,uii ii.hit on a : id t
Wer Dej.artrii.-nt.
ma kc a ore - roi, .g
is a ii'o-t earnest
- late report upon
i. lag Car coast do
S'i-iov::l t G 11. VrihlV i
ilie ji e --e-'dy oi r tiei,;;.e;,:
ti n es. A t he 1 re -ei r t.me
coi .mercial pints if the Pi
i.hsolrteiy in a ile-10,-, .c..s e,
lii" e-.cni i-f a tore i,n tioih
dau.a'.e eoa.d l-e do;,e to .a:;
fi re !s In fore the tlr-l step; f
couhl Pe i.iade. II c ... - up
take this subject into eo-.-i,
ll.! r.f tl-.e cr. at
;le l States are
mill. on, and in
'Ie i;: a'culahle
.oiaanere-ai 111
v i a ly lic fense
II t'ollgres to
el at iotl, 9 rul to
provide for a system of libera: appropriations
to remedy this ireat weakne-s.
The Navy Denai tioent gets on'y a shott
chapter, and this lor the reason tiiat Secre
tary '1 hoinj.son asked fi r little to l.e inserted
in the mes-are. He si oaks in verv er.io"i-
lor 1 nc e ocoii 1 accrue nt or our re u . tia lit ma
rine, a : ready alluded to under the head of
State I )ejai tment. The same suggestion by
tl e ro-tmas'orGeueral i - a !so a opi ov d. He
does not approve ail of Mr. Mavnard's si;g-P'-tions.
He recomtnei its 01. 1 y the adontioa
of the postal savings bank sea. -na- but say-
j rollitnn about the postal te!err.i-ii.
t. n'.er ine neao er i epaiitiiet.t oi .nistj -e
Mr. Hayes speafes of the Artorney tl.-i er.'.l's
rr eieiinii-nda'.ioti t!-at a Mtllj -ieiit suai be ap
portioned by ait'a're:s for th.e iayiil"'lit of
deputy niai'stia'. He also reeoinii.ei.ds that
'o?ures pas sntre bill vc. lrt X tiio
e-ta-ilishra -nt of an ttd."; i.vth iry court, be
tween the VjiPed Stat a iretiit .Court and
th.e .Stipreire I'onit, for the purj's.- of re
lieving the extraordhiary pre-snre of- busi-
n-.s ijiioer waiei! int er is strin. fe'Il
I n
f J ' . - - r;.r. . i.i,, r. , r - ,,t At
;;.r.(-ral Drver.s' r-fort II ves does ia,t even
ill -cuss, at.d fines not trient n it i.i the i.;rss-
a ;,i- Att'.vney-i.;r.i-rai Deve.iS. in an elan- I
fy nionaYIipi j
ah national clcli-.n, a afl recommends !
A FI LL
. - - ;:'e p m 1 ;o r,.:
t : i e aa i ! . ' a e iires a e ' 1 "e ti i-fi.h-ieu,
no,': thai i.att'-v, vi' hor'ty i " di-
recleii IO J voted '-he 1 alh hoX f'.-e.v, fi -u-l
and intimidation in all se. ti ins of tie i-oun-
try. While B'rreeine with the ideas of Goti.
Devens 011 this subject, Hayes did not think
it best to Incorporate this 'recommendation I
in his me.saee.
The Interior Department is given quite a ;
long chapter. The message reviews Secre
tary Sehur.'s policy toward tie Indians with
great approval and thinks that his pian for
educating the Indian so that he can take
care of himself the only true solution of the
Indian question. He calls upon Congicss to
give aid, in the way of appropriat ions, to
the encouragement of the piau, which logics
to the establishment of the Indian upon :
land of his own, the breaking up of all tubal
relations, and the gradual witkdrawal of
i financial'. support upon thv part of the gov
ernment. Following this ieview of the Department
reports, Mr. Hayes has an especially pood
: word to say for the work of the Commis-ion-
' er of Acrienlture, and speaks of the si;eees
of Mr. LfDue in his exrerinoents for the
1 growth of tea in this country and the nianu-
, faetn re (.f pugar from corn, f ialks.
'; The message next alludes to the report of
the Comii.i.-s!oiir of Kducatioii. Tiie chief
jm int of this paragraph of the message is the
recommendation that th remainder r.f the
: p-ubue lands of the country be set aside for
the ed -.'.cation of the ibitei-aie. of a!! sections.
' This would remit i 1 giving most of it to the
Smth., where the greatest illiteiaey prevais.
I The education of this class, both white and
, l.iack. 'would have a tendency to T e..-e the
two sections upon a closes intellectual level,
1 and consequently in a closer bond of enion.
; Then foiiows the closing chapter of Mr.
Hayes' last -annual mes-ag. Phis relates
' entirely to th"- affairs of the Disttietcf C.v
j lumiiia. The improvement of the 5'otoinoc
river Hats is recommended as a necessity to
the hen 1th and beauty of the rational capi
tal. He e;dls upon Congress to appropriate
in ene sum ru nev enough to do the entire
work in one year and be estimates that
. 0O0. coo will 1.,: ample to do this work. He.
; calls uj.on Congress to also make the neees
! sary appronrialio!is to continue the work on
the" Va-h":iigten rioiu-.!er.t. He then dwells
; uj. n the neees-ity and advantage of taking
up the two railroad depots of the city f.nd
I removing them from the government reser
: vations that thev now occupy, and then co-i-I
solidatim them into a union d-pot outsj,-!eof
; all proiimity to '.be reservations or p-abli
jiaiks. c
TfiEWash;:i;tor. corre-vond.-nt of th New
York S'tn speaks of GaiTieid u t oi'.iiines the
' character of Ms atltuini-'.ratio as follows :
Washinistox, Dee. g. A-i the spec;';;! ions
about the recent visit of Gen. lieid t. i!:S
, city, eonneetii.p it with pohtie-a:e.J i -n c a.i
' ir.et making, ai eMu-eiy err.aseous. 11. s
h--i:eass was id a more private and uigent
' nature.
i I:: a eeriitin circle here it is no t -ci et that
' for ti:-? le.t-1 two or three y-ars ie.i field I. -is
been very hnr'i pressed foi leoie y.
The exposures in the Credit m oheiiei at,d
. De belvr i-'.i:'g cases u:iqu-Ur aaoly ci.t
; o'u sou ices of supply tj which ho had neen
ace us ot: ied. ar.d iivni" hi 01 r ha. 1 v ot jo as even
i when they v.ere in the l ands or the most
trusted liieii Is. His trade was j.rr- tie.-.ny
stopped by the-e can-a s. ami hy Some oliieis
liol ! eccs.sa.ry to jiame now.
' Ii is regular expense- arc much pret-ter than
they et-e been trik-rnliv "iipj.-. s .d to he, be
cause some of his irie-.t.hir i.'Le., ; ia? qiooe
expensive, and d'-pendetd on e.a f i.-- i;l t
, easi'y c .;it;olh-.t. To ksei.a lii;:'a' at Mentor
ai d a house at Wa:dnc!iii ru an.ng together
for at lea-t iiaif a vear .soil tu iar.-a a'.,d e iu
. Catc a 1iu. lv of five ehihlien, ;-.t an age, t,.o,
. wi.en with the tit net c.-.-e the o'ltlay ia:;-t
be lai e.., to say -;.a hrug of : I it constant demand-'
is a piio.tc iiian, v o'a'd not leave ui:t h
oT a Cii'L. re.-.- se.en. eei's sai.ti v lor the i.ievi
tah'e w 1 days al'er the thh- ver. paid.
Ga.Iieh! is a 1 i.rlf : ie-s man. in a v- ay ex
!r...viu;.ii!t, and he lias 1 .-en baaiiuahy utal
. by a-li-o.t st-hen-ers. v!.- have lahen ;hi iioa's
rh ire ;! liiven 1 i n the h e.vi-ir. For i'.
ainp.e. i'hk i'arsa- ;s go! so, , ;., ja
tnier pavement j in, while ti.:tel I go; but
5-",' .-0. and he il.tt aii the work 1:1 carrying, :
il'rouii three a-ai 1 i-.If millions t.f rc
j.iiai'e.ns f.-r I;.-- -a'tiiierd's ilieg io'-.x
v.'.-rh-. In la -', I'.i- -o;s was only iirolight
in :a e ;ua oi hi-, iiniinaey with G. 11 lie. d. and
not for any service he j or-oaal! was eij.e.tl- ,
Cd ' r,
Diiver. ir.'o a c-.rnrr. G.irf.t '.d t.ioitv'iie.l
1 Is h-.ai la aa- severed ear ,vo, ti'-d he 1 as
lal'ed to pay the note- as t'.iey bt-i a':... no-.
The parties in'er, sted aeiT. lenient y til.?:, it
b-cai.i-. neee-s.-.i y. for the-r protection hy the
i.'.w, to a Iv-.-riise'the p! ooei ty tor sa 'e. u'.l-.'.er -:
i..'- (f t:t;s. ile w as notifed ree.-nlly ,
thr.t this pioee-s v..-e ah..;:l to lie put tn'o !he
way of I : i: g t-ciite.i : and l.e l.r;;.e.l to '
Washington to prwctit that elattdty if p;3- 1
. Si' ,e.
Al't r two ih.vs i,f n.egotia'ion. n .a-t;o7-..?-,
IU"i-t was - .cure-', and lie retuineii u Mon
; t' r H'l:-v, d of t..ia iniinehiate and 0 u 1 1. rin g
l P'es-ai--. which is oa'y rim.eig olh.-;s
Uiiov. a to e.i in ili-icixnt lorius. Ti.efe
ile -!s niu! u-o;,l It, i f whe-h tne public know
ii'tie, h.i-.e e. ...hi-, ed (-.irheid so louclt as to
extort :n h-iii the ( te Saration tuat if he
- could he f,-. ! from !h iuuoi-n and tiie strain
on ha- ueiid, he woe.d girohv rvtioiiuce the
, I'o .-i,:- .... - .
i he seekers of honors an 1 of i.fuees, who
aiv a hie and wlhi i:g t bu v i heu; a: a;, v pi :.-c,
will he t-o glaa! of an ooi on 111..: y to v.i, e o.it
i 0 su -a ( J dais a-- : : --1 tae iiuug d j t-ora i
1 f p it: .page. Tii'-V '.sill l.e "inieic to iaoilt
oy h.- ie-, le s. ile i- .ii:. aov held ta-l In
the ch . ,-.s - f j ia!a : s, w!:i luc e 1 la- power to
e.ip. s t . Ir ei iii.e.s wi; It I'.'r.i. and who wi.I
, 110I laii to 1 x a.-i their ponra! of flesh, -ah-.-n-'
ever it hec-oa-'s co:ive;d"i n. !oi th-.n to 00 -a.
II--tw. en t 'xi-;1!.g tie-, at.d others
like v to !,.- fonucil, ii i- not didlcult to rre
1 dial what sort of an :ohi::iii.stration is. in" re
'er'.e i-ir the c.iu 1 try. Money will control
it, a: al Grunti-m will again fio:ii!,h lue'.cr
aaolhe; i.auie. There was a time i;:( in field's
career when Ids belief nature would have re
, voit.-d at this boadage. '1 hose fine feelings
I v.ere long ago biunh-d. lie is the bond man
of rings ana of lii hes.
A C.'.no: FfT.
o,.' Ca vr.s. .1 -in.es S'c;.h-
ciijiiii, 01 the
iit.l st itw ( 1
Vey. district of New Mexico, arrived here last
night, bringing news of an important dis-ov-ery
he has mad.e recent iy in the course of Ids
laoors. W'nile i.our Santa IV, .New Mexico,
recently, he was ms naed l.y Indians that
there were wlthi.i a fe-.v miles s- me ancient
eaie.s tnat he wouai hiid 1
ig. (itlided
li -11111 Sanla
by t he-n, lie tound.
Fe. ten miles f : ora
fori v
u.
th Hi
d of e
Giaude nve. a
ves in the r..;-kv
ciifT town (
s,iT 1 . ... .. ... .
side 01
a canon thirty miles b.r.g, never he-
fore visitt-d l.y a w!
impressed v ith tin
he iii.r.i. He was s.-, n.iich
great ie-ss ot his discovery
that, for a moment, 1
co-,i:d not speak.
U hen iie did. it was
n t. r:us of -.votuier and
admiration. This town
'..'ces- ion of ex
cavations i:i the solid rock for thirty miles, is
one of tin
-t, if no', the largest, everhis-
o . -' ' l 1' in 1 u i s aii ii.i I... m 1 iie roes
side to a depth of troni fi... e:i to twntv teet.
Apparete ly, they vere e:. avat-rl w itt'tue
imiileia.e'it-. Tl.cy are almost ii,a,ve-at:o
from the plains. Mr. ' le-iheTisou, however
n.i.-m-.l . !.. ...I..... .... 1... ... ..1... - . '
covered
housi s are fi '.in out of then
' - ' i.ioiiM-i iiji 1110 in ,,v precipl e
end ent ied and examined ev"ral of the
house-. He found in tnem a number of ar-
...... 1. -
nr-
tie.es 1 hat be thou
t i' mains of their first
p -s-t s-01 s. He wiil
liort unon the cliff
pr .bahlv prepare a re-
I'.vil, :s he fills it. A
seienti.-t, v.!. j hastr iviatd
in tiiat, i gion and
.ivatiieis of a slin-
v isite.t 1 tin r eaves ami
Par k:Tid. s.ivs he 1
(iisiuised to be ieve tiiat
lia-V b.ave :
I v Iri.tiaus ;
safi tv ami
He thh.hs t
en tenanted w i'h'.n nioilera t:rnes
it war wiih ofie r triiir-s, seeking
ad van', ag-a o-.er their enemies.
renin ins f.uiu i there are the
ren.nant - ; the tnii.i
t i e--e I r-higeveuts have
used,
fn-t '
.-(or.
ea'ca or worn.
I'.vtii r of the roi
t n
t ti'.e relies of the
5. Waxhinrton
David S. Mu H atn fired to ia tinier hi
v, if" at WashiiT.toii, Iti'l. Meal, nmipon tier
in the r.iht witli an axe, he ii.anoleii iier in
a !:.- ill'.) 1 . - manner, and lieu lied, siijipusir.s;
lie had killed her. She lay for weeks be
twixt Hie and death, hat iiTially iceovered,
thou-ah in a fi iihl fail-,-dlslia-a.ed coiidition.
The hasi .ir: 1 v.as net foil... I hy l.ae a putt e!ie
oixti-i i s. A ley.. apo M;.:. M.'ili.-'li ':.;ie!-
1,'S' tou! t ioin lihn soniewiiere in the far
West. ''Have was al-. ays f.i:nl of me," she
said, ' and I don't believe lie ie.-.liy meant to
lake ray life. Anyhow, I can't live away
from hitn."
TIow She Saved Ilr.r. Daiji.isjo. ' I hnll
never aeain feel so avifnPv nervous about
my iiahi 's teething." writes n. uratefui moth
er. " .Ve almost lost our liltle darlmur hy a
loiifl attack of cholera infantum, bat happily
heard of Parker' Ginger Tonic in time. I
took a few spof,:if a's myself, which soon
cureil my ntirsintf hnhy entirely, and an oc
cftsinnal dose has k.-pt me ami "baby in such
perfectly oawirl health. Hti.i made us o strotip
ami eon. foi taiiie. thai I would not he without
ths reliable medicine for worlds." .v Moth
er of liio'.-k!y:i. ll-12.-lm.J
I Th;:i;k was a decline of nearly a cent In
i wheat at. Cliieaoo Mondav : all ether crninst
j w.snlr. The deeiinc ingrain :md provisions
i which I.iteiv set in aggregates a value of
! about Si, loO.irao.
ITf.m) ctTF, Dyspepsia, Bi'.;..r.r.css. r.nd
T: It! . ' ll" M eilT-l-,,1 1 I f -. - V. Ta r. llfT
1 ; ' . ....... i.i:, ... i.-.. iii r. i .
i o. o litiUAtllK AU UlPi'tr.sIA
TILLS. Frice 25 cents. fll-l2.-im.
SE-iis am) cnn.u u'm(.s.
Iu Chester c.ef.'y ;. !i-s tleiro Sim
mers outlined :t vra;- t of t-s'tHJ-' tor -.tiivli
of i-romise.
A chunk cf gi ld worth twelve hundred
dollars was picked up recently in a drift in .
Ihaeer count v, California. 1
General "MeClelie.n has just received a ,
gift of the flint-lock pi-tol carried by Wia
iicul Scott during the Mexican war.
A young man named Grant aeeidentally
shot and killed hiinself while climbing a.
fence near Eiiilenton, on Saturday.
fi.s-'.pdi lieau gid angry at a refrs.tory
bull which he was leadiug thryigh SpritiK
tichl. Mass.. and rut the boast's throat.
The wife of eir. Frank Henry, the light
house keeper at Erie, has presented her hus
band with twins lour times in sueceision.
There is at last in this country "n bigi-r
man than old Grant." He comes front
China ami his name is Chang. His height is
about nine feet.
The editors r-nd publisher" of the Xew
York Truth, indicted for criminal libel of .
General Garfield, have hied minds iu -ifi'.OeiO .
each to appear for trial
In rittsburph, WiillaVi M. Beattr, aged '
tig. was struck on Saturday by a switch en- '
pin. and killed, und Jorcpii Voyce, aged
o, was burne l to drath-
It is reported Ht Coboes, X. V., that Mrs.
Frost, of that cltv, who, it was supposed, had
died of smallpox at North Adams recently,
was bui ied while in a trance.
Thomas Haney, who was stabbed tn
rittsburg on Tuesday night by l'aniek lit
Xamee wbiie the lut'er was in a id of jenl- ;
onsv, died on Thursday night.
Mrs. Marv Ddioa died at Dogir-sport, '
Tnd., on Sundav, Rt the ege of 112 years.
She was born in County 1. inn rick in 170?.,
and came to this country in 1S40.
At Carey Station, III., an accident re
curred on the .oithwe-tcrn Kailroad ly
; which fifteen persoiui were injured. Out ,
man and woman will probably die.
Mrs. Oast v. whose two child! en v,re
' smothered during a fire in a hou-e in Carr's
lane, Toronto, Out., on Thursday, while she
was drunk, died in the lm-pital on Friday.
; Hancock and GarticM seem to hav.i 1 on
nearly To-ck ami reck on the popular vote,
while each, was more than three hum's red
thousand short of having a eieur majority
over all.
--Five million four hundred and nineteen
thou sand and fiftv-iiv lurshals of crain are
: hid in check by the i-e in the F.r.e lamb
1 Men have Teguii drawing oil' the wal- i 1 f
the ciinais.
1 here is crreat snfferina in Xo! tl-.westera
Kansas, especiahy in Graham. Trpo, S a'
lacc. am1 Xe.-s counties, owing to ti.e severi
ty of the weather. D-siltulioii and want
. are said to exist.
A boy nam-d Harry Uhotu's h s hern
arrested for robbing the Trinity tier'.. t mi d
eiiur.il of Ih.t-st-jwn. I l-e co.ic-sci lo huv
ii.gftoli'ti money fi om the oiit l-.'ii "ut on
Severn! oe-'.- i (.s.
The .inform. 1 !e tors trn'-t at S-ura-
men'.o Friday um! cast live vol for lian
. cock and one for Garfield. Toe (l!iu:i
elect- rs met at Salem on Friday and voted
tor is
Mte'd
d Atthe.r.
Peep! v.i'.o have elected ex-Co'doctor
Artl-.ar lo the Vic- Piesi ieney w d; ! e 1 h.u ta
ed !o .'earn from liaves' tnoss'.ii- that ;t nas
a -rreal diy for refurai v1w-n Mr. A t ' hv.r v. as
driven i.;i! of th" New Voik ('tistn-n llou-e.
Whoa Mrs. Peir-oT r.rah rtook to er.i, her
tl-.roat at i"p; tv-aia-id, Mass., her ;,u;e h.y
a.iie'tit her hr.nd and I it it i ntil she dropped
the .v---', o:i. p.-it '.(;e hd's irii"riei"i!c( di-t
no fo a ly r-j -. e I "r, for she sabseqaeiitiy
! I'Tlveil i-ers.:-.J.
A la-'c.-d old t : ai'ip v. :s m Tested at. I'.uf
faio. When take:! to the olive ? .'.Ion, ai d
sn'-iec'ed to the eo.-.i -.'.::..: y (r: h, he r -sSt-ed
ori -;.s'y. Hi- rae-.m was appatent wlir.i
? h-U in ho:.. Is and money were limiii! st:,ved
Up i'l lis l-l. thi-S.
-h.'.iretcr is kerf h-'-t in a Vettl-on the
cinota: n at Mee!-:-r
t.tkii tarns r.t v.'.;!.
Minn., the 1 esiiieow
.;tehi!ar the fr". The tar
man who is off en a wed
s niece, if he proves hold
IS to l.e l. I o;i
ci-:- ; ;:r with !
c;n m :i to r tai n.
Andrew J. ( : i 1 -i. the dissiti i.e.l
.ret!
Vi"' Voik h,:.wyer who ree;i:liy ki.led
Slf i siei he.-ause she w.-iild not n.r.i ry
a ad -Ahoo- at, -est at .'eoar r'.vr-, I'l
hee-i r, iiaoenrail, died iti Saturday
Scli-ititlh le, ivoltrola.
Vr-. ;c-r;r-.!ih .New. ; ;;,,: -Jo, r;
e,-o'a inert nier- ii'.'.t of ji;i"n ille
who 1,7-1 been marr'-ii hut il'.tleova-r
was harried to 'ie-itii on Sunday ai'.
Ie f.f rv
, N. ('.,
a verf,
, hy ia-i.a-r
:-
.' l.y a
oii s'iav
; L.ies i;r;u:i:2 won:' kaeCli!:" ia pra
si ! la r i"f m'.'s er.i'llc.
It. (h V. V:'d-.i!-'.!r.;i was har -re
T.io'i at Otero. N'ev.- Mese-.i. 0:1 Th
'. lie had !r:-a'!al 11 fiil...nMOOtii
e ; 1 a'
th" h.-.'-I, d; 1 en Wcdri.-cdny, '..tl:;ic
h-fra e l e-,- !erdh t' r.t lie had ' urvl a-ie
l.rr roid taken 1 no .-.-ai-r loarT-es
A oaked men on his knees in the snow,
with tie- lle-i ii.reiieier at z To, was so s!rai't:e
r. spoctacle that the conductor on the I'ati
IlaivPe 'hiilroad stoj-.p.ed his train. The man
sah! tint a striiioze voice coaofatided hit.i to
h it'-' hi-; clothes en n llaih and ; :ay.
(.'oi aie! Win. (1. (1 aidoti, o! ( ho.s! ervillf,
Olij. i ; s - Id to he IP-; yea:s old, and still a
eoa ; ; naively sir"ii;' and netive man. He is
v.--e!:.':y, and ni.ti.a'jes all his own hiisiness
afai'..-.. In his rial',; he : erved in the lirilisai
araiv, and s.u s he ki-e-v y in.h on I.
I.vervhof'y will hope, tiivs the Phiaidei
phia 7"oi.V-.-:. that t e stories of tienernl thir
fiSd's apoplectic threats nre exacrrrer.'.ted.
It eah not he f.rtottn that the Vice President-elect
is th" loan whom S-retary Sfi-r-tt.an
rcf"nsie"t oft of the New York Oastom
Mouse.
Six rep'.ifahle ttirle.. rr.:ti!!nrr from 17 to
2"i ye;ir-. ot asje, i-imatp d in a tlespor-de street
fi"!-.t r.l Hast Bo-ton. ard were all arrested.
The report describes Miss frowl-'V, who was
one of the Vii:'ui!i.'d. as apt (.-irin.? i.i com t
io a si yih.h black velvet cost uiae, v.'ilii Oancji'd
l.air in i ev e.s
o -aT ue I,-,fayeti.f.. a grandson of the
Mir'piis d-- Lafayette, lies written to ihe
t.'owpens Centennial Association that his
parliamentary dntks will not permit him to
he present at the eoh-k. ration on the 17th ef
next January. He is a member of the
French Senate.
David M. I.onc, of the firm of Hubbard,
nakewe!! el- Co., of I'it'sLni! s, was rohhi d on
sat a. cay ror.r. on !Vi:u avenue of
Jfe had the nvr.ey in a p.no !," when a thief
s!epied up behiiel, snatched the monev at-d
ran. I'insait w:- srivr:, hut the thief es
caped, firing two shots at one man who tiied
to stop him.
A planter resi.hr z nrr. r ( Ireenvil'e.r.nth
Carolina, named Georce Martin, r.f tei:ptd
to ride across tho raiiroad track, tv'-nt
yard- in advance of a heh'.nin traiti. Thi;
hoi s(. was instantly thrown from th track,
dead, ar 1 after rea-liir.tr the station the
riOT was foo-.al ti his ssdiit, a eori'se,
astrid- the pilot of the engii.e.
. The Dentecrii'e parly never cr.sf s-a
many votes an at the election this fall It
gave IP'.iicfsck even a lire;' int'iihrr 1';tii it
irave Tihien in lo7", wi-en the latt-r was
elected, hat was clf-ah-d out of iiis oi!iee bv
the pre.-ct.t fraudulent President. Th"
I H iiiof rat:e party has votes eno!o:h. What
it m-ia:s is. leaiiers who are i. cither knaves nor
fools.
lol.n Tiice ranrd. red a rirl in a most
coward'y rnarnr-r at Memphis as she lav
he!.;e-s:y ji! jn he(. H escaped all suspi
cion of heinirthe rt.s:i:-.sin. A "few davs ti'-jo
he undertook to Kill her in- titer and sist-r,
thus dfc.troyii'.jr the wh.ole family, a-er.inst
whom he had iorrfr h'rre a jrurfa-e; but this
time he was enniiht and ii.dueed to confess
the. frevioiis ci iiiic.
A stor' showitic woman' perfidy, is
told ahoit? a stieeest I (!I and wealthy yeunp;
r.il orerator el Hradrertl. He fe! n im-e
' with a jourifr ciri wl-nse parents e.ml ln't
educate her. lie sei.t her to tmardin-: wiior.i
bni.t and f nrr.isheel a handsome, cost:-,- t!OW
' house, and was ready to he marrici. and
nv.ve into Iiis new home, when his aiihinced
eloped with another fellow. ,
. Very Hev. Faii.er Ch.ir.ihodat died r.t
St. Marj's Infirmary, Galveston, Texas, on
; Tuesday last, of pneumonia. Father Chants
. hodat wai parish priest in "acopdochs in
the days of the republic. He moved to Gal-
1 vcst'iiTi'.! IMS and was maile Vicar General
j of that rib-eese by lb.-hop VI):er. in lH.'.fi,
j whi -li pnsitiiui be filled until relieved at his i
own reiptest eighteen months ago.
i An inquest was held at Mudhury, Tine- 1
; land, on the lath November, on the body of I
j a lad, ten jears of acre, who had died from :
the combined effects of Htranpulntion and ex- ;
; hntistior.. He was accused of theft, and his !
I father kept him without food and tied 1dm !
up with a rope round Iiis waist. When vis- '
: iteil, how-ever, the rope was fonad round his ;
neck, and he had been seventeen hours with
j out local. A n open verdict was ret urned. i
! Ahoid dusk ihe other evening Eucineiri
j Strouse, of the Ihurisburg express on the
j Pennsylvania Pond, saw tiie fiiiure of a wntn- ;
an directly in front of his engine. Jfe blew
the wliislleand am.lled Ihe brakes, but the :
1 ncine cri.ncl:ed tin; fmure under its wheels
in an instant. Supposing that lie had killed I
niiiii.ui, mt: i-nxMHTi in rear ajronv, may thev pros-per, for thev have made niotii
btit he soon leurned that Ardmore's had er well and us happy." The Mother. Home
hoys had stood up a snow wonian ou the
track.
A voanct; Xew Yorker named Dnrant
who exiM'iidetl fl.L'Otl in starting lite Knirker- i
locker, issued one number, paid Ins debts,
shut up the i.fTiee and retired from journal- !
ism. Ail this t pi utitfy the spit it of brother-i
ly revenne. H in hrotlier had chosen t-j mar- !
j ry vi i I'l cut his consent snd lie chitted ' ver, etc., there U every reason to believe they
r.e.vstc.per for the se pnrposrt of eel tin sf ' will mske the ni"st of it, D. Y. E Buek
. a description of his t rother's wedding from mnn, Vv. T3. Ibunroan, drnc:i',., and ottier
I his point of view before the public. Huv-j Eastoi.ia.ts liave ijiven it a tiial, and nil re
I injr rief ouiplished this brotherly task his commend it In the hiphest. terms. Enrn
1 journaiiat-.c career was at an end. I (ra.) D"Vy Arsvt, Ort. 7, 1879.
:i.
.U-i thit '
I. Ih-rVscou
HO-ii o;;i -spe.-a
1 . 1 "
"''.a s 1:1 lai
Ol . i'-l L A 10
of .V-e U;.
, eetolv had
!:l -i !::-; br
i-e
r ! ato-l In him to ibe ai :'
on" t and Mrs. Su-un Eve.
"with one foot in the grave
-.hart. :..,cd ,
re.ddi'i two
and cine-li-ilf ni'e fr;
Fieef.y.ju I, has
been insured in like inanr.ei- Oar Jf'Mt.'.i-ltt.
They are regarded as good s ibjc..;., by '.he
j peeuh-.'ors.
Oieiug, tho Chirese giant who arrived ut
Xevf Voik on Wednesday of l.tst week by
the steamer le:liu. is described us nine teet
in Iu ight. He is under t'lgaeemetit to lhtr
nu'.n iV 'o. for a year at per w e- k. 1 1 is
ng- is .'.1. he is the son of a 1'elsii; ;!. reliant
and speaks live languages. He refuses to
be measure', and savs he liars h would die
ut once if he allow d this to be done, as tl is
n superstition v. ilh his people, siiuouiiting to
a reii.-ions creed, that they hhonld not be
measured until after death.
Tiie front utnv-"-h"i1 statesman of th.-
lio'th-west, Henry Clay Dean, has his own
views, says the .New Haven t'nlov, as to the
result of the late election. He say- : "Wh it
eiecled Garfield was the combination of
Beeeher, who. tor two dce.des, hds polluted
literature, r.nd vho was caught in criuie.
with 'onklii
. .i In-.s 'i cn ni iii
fi
ears with another loan's wife, ut'tl higer
oll, v.lio read a writ of eje tmer.t against
Abnieii'y ;od and a jail iTe'iveiy t Pel:
this isw hat 1-feaU d tw and elected Gariield."
Mr.--. I.'eina n .rhnlder, who is said to
1 five been fourteen tlinis mm ried in seven
vears, at:d vho is in jail at Nrw.nk. X. .1.,
up-on the charge of nebbing ore ( f Per hi:
barei". is r-t bandsonie, but i-er ivaci; v :-';d
lively tempt ranietit make her . -y ate a ' ; ve.
ii'-. l some men say decidedly fiiMcniatiusr.
Sl!-e only ai'ni't :. however, that s'-r has '.aeti
married face limes; sat s he is g,", her
fathi r being a f: re.f r ia Germany. There
she ici T t lei; ai l Temple, a hre-.vt r. and
'ti j t this country y! veri vears ago, brat
living in I iilhiih-!; hl:i. She subf-iieii'.ly
moved to N ew it k.
Nannie hutup in v... a patient iu a
lunatic asylum at Cite ini.ati, and i : r. Wil
son :t! Tad a.-rt her. H eh v. re toupc a'd 11
niantir. J he w:.s at times so violent that it
was t , -es-a.ry to put h-r into a strait j.u'ket,
but iii lur ration -.1 .-pelis she was;;, Joveiyiti
disposition as i:i j i-iso-i. Tic Doctor Jell i:i
love with her, and proposed marriage. Shu
accepter!, and. ot: n dav when sh v. as in her
right mind, they s!ippe I cut of the a.sy!:ins
t.iget .or and were ni'Vad bv en ms-npctirij
ciergj runn. 1 he resu't. wnstt'rt t:e bruf
grfem .,-,
his
positi.i'i and his '.tife, f..;- the
Hsii:ri inanneers a-k d biro to resign, and
the bride's roh. tires took her away from hiui
by recourse to law.
' Vrlili.iiTi i'.eac'n 'eft his wife and two lit
tle children at, I'lemas. Cal., lo inoe.take n
yca-s' n-ining job in X-va.ia. Hi- pn.viui d
11 en.:-rt-.tbi- i:''l:'e for n;s f-n.ilv, sent,
re.'-riey i. galarlv tor th -ir 'p;.ort. and re-cei'-i
d left-: s at shot 1 iuterva's fr mi l;:s vif.
At the tn-l of Tie year he n aimed joy hilly
to 1'li: mas. V, rs. ih-arh. ns --ooti hs the
greetit't-; ne'e over, ta,-t: fp"-:ed that she had
falh-r
a iisea
Ill's
the o
Vat t!
Chiol!
01
love
v en Mio'.her ir-an o'tri; t his
hcT'ovl tearf ii'.v for i-i.lv--lie
: thit If I'fl'id re t e..;.: ,:ie
aid shoehi t roe a ri a t' i. ot re ;
;u!d not f--p.'.ra'e h.-r fron her
oual 1, L her live in th" hoi:--f
ef lia.e;. sj.,. w;s i;r.i!ef,d
-si".-), r.;io tee j'a t rf la ii-
a...!
:.;
i -.ice. :
o ha w
n R'-.J ,
Hiid t ::1-:
f.T tli .i
! If v.
f rrrow i
not
'.e:i;-:i! :v
: rio-vn ;
the
;c per cr.vy, after p. fe-.v ir
-v.
and 'be is now in r.n io-are n'llam.
Iiioii jr tiie ri'-eei iv.l ! -i...nat Wi'.'c.e.-.-l'.irre.
Ph., a Jifti en t-ar-i-h1 t'hl naried
I'uli'.;- was attr-.ct'-d hy ti.e wl.il- r--e.t on a
Jan ;. po t. and be-r.i'i wip;j it off .villi her
jr.ovt-s. '! li-.n j.pt. breathe-i on ll, and tlr.y
bit i of f.--;s v.-f n foiie.eil. Alter a L-ood
.'i-:i! of t a ;1.:t a i a1 .-. '-'-ii.. Ma- x:t "t : took
t-: iie it a p"
Hut ra- s io
t han ii r'.r;
Wit-a'raw i
h-a isi.'oice
t s u eo n os
one! to frei
ii.-.-urli.r; La
ihe toi'.c'ee
it the waiei
Itioo of
f fr .! 'h'-
no::
;r e.hi h;-r J on j.a
!: f.. l so l st Hi
Mild s;e COi.l I
: h tla
o: t
it she cat: I not
aeiiher ohI! for
nor etrtc:te herself. At ea"tii
me to her astst jn "e at d ead- av-
her li'ora le-r i.;ipri :0inic-at !:y
X '.valor on the t o-t o.-ar .Ti.i-io
v-a- fust. It.-', a 1 of ioovasdiiti
taa.ie il stick -till Saip'r. '!'--.'
SI!
t"
io
:;!! eh:
aei'o ar
a. lie '.VP,
e.-.-i t.
v.ere
',,i
v 1
l.seit hetwe-a
lo.e until the
ay l -e- ;i tindtT
a;i I is Fiid lo
i post crt
s ( t a.!.
:-:it:ae;:t e
smprovinc
er s ri' i-
he f 1
Th? .Vtrte i,r Irelarel.
vthav m::. T-;;-.;.'r.T!. SAY.-' 07 Th" Al.i.;:ni
"i;i r'Hiit.i'' .'.ni ei -i rn woi-k Off
thk : A-.'I T v. '.our.
Mr. .lame? f'eapaih. who returned from
Irelavd hy the stcnier N'cveda, w;:ic! art lv -.1
en Vortday of !r,:-t week, said lo a New Yot";
World reporter ut XVedae-day evn'it.r :
Th'1!! I lll I'-'-ino.t tii" Ilr.s'.iFii r"' h"-' r
fnirli' l.r.-tiia xittii s---a-n:..i-lu.ira L;a- i r--.-,r.--
,r.- toa x 1 1 a s
t:.l Ov tiie 0-a-in:rv.
Tti.
-e :er.' iLa r.re
.ti-.as :f trci-n. :in-l
-f i t Vi i;.--., (Ill
: j 'i a . .-'. m n . 1 r, r. ! r rl ; Ai
it: t: Kaia'ae 1 I arr
t ; ly Ill'a 'I'l.'t vre-T.-rn ;
t-.-i'Pr.-:a:ly ti-.. : r-jchioar.i
rr: y ai l Merry. m ta -.lav
Hrop.nv sct 0:11 of tie; ii
trnta-lii:l r;;l-'ii--!-. fj nut hav-a Fj-ait murli true
i-a a! i.vi, na.1 In r iIthv ce: .il:,-c. ..th! Ir'.iv rv"ry
part u?.ire 1 a- a t ino i a uie.aoa.kl ;liI'-.I In tiie
t i-v-..- 1 l..vi; v isa i. ai i ieiT-j io lici.'.: t:',n ia
fit' th..t -r.-ae t'er I, os,.... a t; f.r.-' itre flKily r
'erl : a cair iiC-in t'au-j--' j-.ia oes. ih,-y sre t.f-r-tiv
t v .!::: :r: ! Tjaiy. Ja-i l-t!j.! i ift Ire! ird
i ri-:.. e.l a htter freai 11. 7-.ua if K-nir.re tu
'a. h sh(-ii--l "tiHt in la-r i-.r 'isotn-.a .-o'1 i-'hi-J..--
t"ft ts .'r,v ti.e- tt.i..1;: :royr, r Jrtta-
:;cp. Tttu toi r. cnriy hcci uida ia '.l:r. taar.i-Q
iic'o-.; i-a. '1 c- i s tn : v oae :at-i,:y e.j a u.a-.i
I - i-i :o - ar. L f-.r the r : ,i n i. i '.',:?i- t-1 ihe :t. I
itiry of Kpt'!.!,-: t ia thr- vic. tf: Ireland. R-o ihi:,
is ta O ll i ii.t"--: -. riii-u.O n t- .n-ie liie ,----
h. !'-' i .ra- of ?! t r.-i-r:-.! a f r. i in ! t nrai tn
itaiiie k p :i' ail ior -. iiilstoat'. :tat iir. jih'.-.-i ;o.
i:i.oa lu ri'T;,--a In ltti-.r..:. "i.iu reit- ::i e
t. nt ilr'r HVi 'ctai fni'i th' y c;i4
i. v.-i 1- !t-;..i:i-ii 1'- tor tie '.TfrM-rvr.aca t. tae
rn-i- of W.r.n : if tlx- i at'ir !. re-i la.l -.is r.tt
fi -'--. !. T.'-.as hi 'l whs re-1 (,.",. -,i. hhi! u-.w ;f Irp
i unt Ml rem ain -.1 eiuiohy j.i;ca3l tioi I '.-:i.-t'rv--,-te.-i-j.
lOtta" t o-' i r l:s:i a. -.vval l io:vc iia:i
.a'o. Kat.-.- nil i t i i i 1 ! t a-:a e . a -a a t ar Oj.. c , i:en
to V; ii- til il ri nirir. i.l.-.'a; t i y iiitl-t.-r.'' iiu.t -..-i. hi
:-..r a r.a.: iu-i r.ion t . T th? i -! i a- r. s --er-- i :: I : - - ri
!aT.i,f.r tuii'.l ten: ats wr.nid t:ive l.-cii p: . pr.
cT.e-t. '1 iita-iioias. i or ler l , t-t ;o- .iic-.l iu ILo
coil--, tie a at tiit i r- r-'a:s. rc;-.,-'ruv1 oir:-.;:. nu-l
IStr. I-'jr-ii-r pT- 'Si) :h- i : -. 1'. iiii-i-f't :,:P:r, int
er, t. a.- i .i! -l iieir-r,... 1 li. c tr.ta.c-.o- 1 --;i(-i-.-t
r-..- ari.i I r .ii oy t'aat thrr" nrr hi.- oiro-ay no
surariun eii'j-.-: oi ia, irn.if 'Iwiiy or Ilerty. For
r-th rr j: I s.a : a ( ' i'-n. ar. r i": aly ia 1 fay, v '.tn
T.ev.l rTo:in'. .eorrt-5 -rry.n shnt. Tt,i reti--"iled an
on s a: tin -.v,.;--t i i . in 1 1 at;r-i nl tbi1 j imr. It
Id r i'iki-d nit'i . koliai; el I, or 1 I.-itrl in. Nor
its l.. i lit- W il It rtj i it Io-i i.iittri'n. t.o v kf r. aii-in-pif-l
v n lri-1. A:i.-ri-nn ; I roa.-l livoa- m
I'l.is.. -rie.-r ,4;,r i.i lot ' ra a- i. Mr. I-'rouiie,
in ii rermt sritcirt in tti rria r.f.'i rv-r.'ur-,'. ba
mp.iii ti-. tuci tn-el i. -r.i I.'-i .rini'- nj- !!s-ia hps
ni.iar lan ia.niii,..l, eu. I e carefully rt-lrniiis
frem nukin-x any triiir.fiil r- fircnrfl to ihs phioici
w tiirh V.! tn liej us. -ia.-.taaa. rii cr rJ
1 on uni.-a--'.--. K n !,b'.-rli:ic : hir w!f- wi..
Mil live wiia li i tn ; lie w.ti a rentiioti ti ar raom
ios'er ; ,r t;.s iiiw.ivs la-i.ty t-. take a .'.riait f.iO:
Ihe l.wi--t rhnrarteTs in ti e country t lacr ps
P'T.. itn-t iOT w.m cuiti-j-.ent i v i 'i a is---: e !t t i l-uist.
v. io'n in li.uci tiiat during the l't-nhm eTcO'-nent
!-.e Rrt".l m? a ( of liitS.-.u ri. t'.e. lie il-l nht I
I I r.'..irt iiny t-wty .McH-e ihi.l miiilit l.n cjinn-it-tr-1
ntr.on'i i'.- rui.Ti ot the t:tes of the n.-iirh-b
rin biadleols. n4 oniy h'.fi puminer he ha 1
le.i.r tni.n nrnal t.-n -hioini: nr.i x rT'" for
palhre an Rraifal ', ta.xs :r. in Ui cunt? t.f I.-rJ
Ar,l l.iun. 'thin -w,-.ii h m---st .l:strr.-eftil :ithi-,r.
Ioi.l M nun' merrnii. re'or.1 Trh-irn t'te tri-,! uf the
.;n-.r pesti nt. t!,o f r-lc t tie h rtt-. Tu! o! fnrrrt to T'RTt-h
k ii-ikitiir hovel took pl.i'-e. li-t lie l.naii to apron-
r.s a Bilrisi ngitini-t the lm-klesfi man. and
1 - e-n ri-i rem! t be her. oh to annoe nen the pn Al
ly t' r tlio r.ruiK. T!i .tie'.5 n l ir.hat.tt.uilJ ol
I'l .i.hur EU'i' ine iTi-l:mro niter ir.?::eir witb
n!T e Hill ti ::;: of r.rtensc- ia whirtt l.nrit .M-iunt-nn-rre
hitil l-m-n inii ler.-riil in his jiititrati ili-iji-tua
ly briars of lurke;. hh-1 v.-i.tfcy. In n.i.tttein
tn the eiienv 5 that hi- maile in t.V.a iie.y lie coo
llniim'.j lii.-.f .1 ;-.e burtr of the people bv bis cp-l-re-eiia
ot lfii tenantry, teid by tho underhand
ilvintKi:e that, he look of them."
When ?'fil Hho'.it tiie I.und Jctrue, nir. Ked-
path mi: '-It is the only harrier between the
tearialiMB r.t the In n--.lor.1a nd the rights of tha
J- a-sats. Tiit It is tr.klr.n a sTron:' lie! I cpon
ttie pro;.ae wf Ireland ihcrt is n r.rtmi--iyiri!r. I
know ot ao p. impel iu li-.Mory of n uifivnunat be-p,-
in a.jf "o ci-it iiv Hiid nn:verHiiily pupaliir. Its
ir.rtu-.nsr ui.on thf' peojilft in tie- w,st ot Ireland i?
trern rtihais. mi is sh'.wil ill liiliitirci wjiys. J.af-t
wiii-er ro prssaTit itudre.i..l a Imii-I eird iuro ivith
he-i.t un'-oreird and rp ia hsnd. o.t no pespant
think ot even tout-hine h.s lat. 1 ventt-e t ssy
that the I,.tn.1 I.'-airuo lis aire,!;.- i.v I IO-i.OjO
lAmilie from eric:inn. I-lut it is net violent In its
mi.lheH. Iti pohr-y is pi-reful. pnsire re-ai?t-sn.-e.
Krfry ci:triir ruirt the Land Iyesi-iie as
miieh tif it henerln th landlord. Hence ll Is that
the hre HK-rarinn oinrders thitt l-.ave been r- ported
In Ireland this yer hsve r.rcurrod tn lriestitles
where the Lsnd inirne I.i the weakest. J am por
PopHlly acq:isint:d with aii th it:idinir mernhers
r.l the I.nnd Ivenu;iie, and with two exsejitlrins thuy
aio cduea'ed, ihcrotitcnty honest, earnest, patriot
ic men. The universal opinion in I'uhliri Is that
lh Ir trial will amonnt to nothiup, it being con
sidered Imporsibio lor the jury lo arec."
Oke Exprpiknch: from Many. I had
hcen nick and miserable so lonp nr.d had
caused my husband so lunch trouble and ex
Jietise, no one seeming to knfiw what ailed
nie, that 1 wa completely disheartened and
discouraged. In this frame of mind 1 pot a
bottle of Hop lhtteig and I used them un
known to my family. I soon bepan lo im
prove and painert so fast, that my husband
and family thouqht it stranpe e.nd nniiHturai
they said' "Ilmrali for II. p Ihiters t long
out when .1 tout tnem what nan helped n-.e.
Journal.
Ay l?iVAi,rABi,E AnncT.E. The renders
of the Araim have no doubt seen the adver-
tisement of E'.v's Cream Balm in another
eolmnn. An article like "frearn r.aim" hns
loner l.een f'esired. and now that It is within
the reach of '.f'i rers fiom catarth. hav fe.
'.l.e 11.
Daddy Fi-h.
oigiitv-ciio vi
firm, ties," h.
ftunmee pi I
1 1 1 j M ,fT. I
mm
. . v . .
THIBTEE
HTH, EUBRET IRD CHESTNUT STREETS, MD CITI-HUL SQDUE,
PHILADELPHIA.
I hovt fuund out a yift vr my fa.r. j
SherMon. J
U les de chamlrt fuel smok ing-jack- j
- tLs. is (o Z-- We ineiitioTi the prices :
in phieeof ile?erip'. ion ; the lower prices '
;ire upon gnrinciits of ease find coiufuit,
the higher upon the luxuries. j
ut Ihv I'liestout ftreet eutrauci;. j
I'luhrooas. We have now fully :?.frO0 I
i'ngli-h silk t.iiibrelli.ti. We l.nd a lit- J
tl v.'ii'.e ago i.'11) r.ir;sian loitidie-s. uiilv i
r-tie or :i kind, vh!u" S'.t.oO to $15 each ,
(tl. tnr.hteilas an Kuelish, tborgh the j
bandies are French). Wo venture tn l-e- ;
lieve tluit the l.iill' of them new left is
the rithest col lection of artistic tr.nhrel-
las jn tin country. C in:non uiiihi olhi';, '
". e.. plain silk, 7Hrtilln, ami triiigham. 1
ronet it i:to, ol course, the iMpest p-irt ef '
our (stock. !
F.irt ft e. I'ti'-e.Dct' Ftreot rt.tr.inr: elm .Vnr- i
k-t tret entrane.?. j
Scarf-pin's. f,'et ve-lmt toi j.jf. You '
ctiti ?p(t ;ii n clanee ;i hundred styles of '
l'ari;ia:i novelties. They are so iiis-
liiiet fro'ii iu,y others current Hint they ;
in. ike h e'iis-s l.y thetji.st Ives. ?"nt every- t
body tviittf s tl'ttn. still y.-t tin y Kre ruade
for verv divrrse Instes. '
t'he-t:-.ut rr--t c.i'r.-.o t ;
also niM ile M;rVet
Un i t etraTi-
?i"eel wear. Xolliir.cf can !e profitH
My fa id r.f it, except that bi-nn is rich,
t-o;to i.s fra", sotne.iisj'p!ain.
Cestrut ftr.-w tiitrmi-e;
Fi.if.-r D:r:.i.s.
lo mid'llo Market
Ti loves. Not much mot is to he
said. oMeept that 'on-eare ki'Iatnl others
are ch' led kiJ. You can buy what yon
li'e liii'TT ; i'n most floret thev are all
hid.
There at- I'.-ather p'ores. too, thicker
ati-1 rooro itibfilantiiil ; and silk and
sloth, wanner.
( l-.itur clrr!o, rsst t! i'lie'.'.ai.t r:rret ea'ratie.
Undtrwiar atol hosii ry. At thi-i
cotiiiter is a wide ra nc-v 4r thoiee. al
most v. wtile as th: v.i. Ac world affords;, j
We have t!:'.- jieli 'il froce.ls ::ud l. early
t he ch'npesl. 1 her" i ; a ( lass of cooda ;
made i :.!y to t-t 11. ?-:i:l fT"i for almot-t j
i.olh;r,r; to v.tar. v.;:i"-i Vie ilo i.q: k'fj'. ,
liater i- r -lc, cut - t the ' hoftTir.t f-Tfct T-ritrarc". !
Shirts. Th" fines drtrs shirt, mr. '.e
to inea.-"T!r" only. S-2.2" : tl-c rraI i;si
abv soi.l fir ill. Itea'.Ty-ma ie dre.-'.s
shirts for ;!.2 1 and tinder, lioys shirls
50.t5 and .PJc otily.
b-tr.ut slrti t nir.-.i .-t.
Ifandhei
ore htc.-.
iinr-n, c-:nbroi:i-
C ;:r variot r 'if each k
larger than we can easily oionvrj i: i.o
tirii of. liny in ir: quantities as '. e do
atvl ef (h' tankers t hemsel vts. v. e c an
sell at 5 e,i pri'inq; price".
Third circle, sa a'.lorc.-t frcau th? center.
Two or liirep pr r tnip?, ." r;-v "rr..
i n- one. certain ; 1ft'?' 0?iv, a" most as
cvtiiin ; Whit 11. ?( 'hatrt compare
ALFltt-T) Wltl'tlTT's IV hit' lii-ff with
any body hs.
f-'t'CDcd circle, northwf't f.-m ti c ecn'rr.
The :T'io:i-wiii;-h-to-'.vrite-le-! 'err!. One
of the dainii"st of trifls is ot writins;
piei. if it ho exrftiy snitel to the re
ceiver. For o-'o it may he a very Tich
h'x wiih very little uper. iilnmiiip'od
with addriss r inifial. or n:,m ipr; m ;
fur anotner it may he- two or ttreo
qnarter-r'-an: with envelope?-;. of
coors". Ami tliis leads to portfolios
p.? ii iritir.p-desk.'-' ; and they may easi
ly leml to extra varrance.
Secor.-J - irrle. torihwe.-t fr:n tb? eenttr.
A die F-rattem i a iievpr-failinc rr
po'irce ; it r (-v.r conflict with aitytlnim;
t'.f-:' ; h'.'.t the lady otiplit to clioose it,
or, at least, some one 'amlihir with her
wardrobe.
Silk--, rrr: cuter r'r-le, eiift of tbi f'h atr.nt r-rt
entrrie".
lta..- ilri y arord-i. rstt rut.- eirrle, ttw. of the
'hetnet trc-r er tr tr.'e.
C 'lo - .1 (iri.f-aio.t. nine eoiintorj, c-sr the Thir
teenth ttvisfl entrance.
A cloak or shav.1. "iVe l.aoo import
ed not only rich cloaks, bnt very p'ain
ones, thousands of therH. Your purse
is your limit. "We shall tempt yon at
every price you can name, fro in ?10 to
??'2."iO. Of ehnwls you have choice almost
as free.
TsGuihet. corner of the buiidict;.
i A tsenl sneque, h circular or dolman.
1 cruiine-iinMl, or squirrel-liner, a muff
; and collar, a cap and plovcs, a robe, a
tuz. Furs ate not known enouith of to
! buy at laudoni ; you must trust the sell
i er. You onpht to buy where you are
snrepf. yoti wiil pet genuine furs and
I pound fkins. Ve do wliat we can to
j dr.serve cn:fi !(!:cp. We have a wel:
i ki own furrier to manape ; he knows all
abt at our pomla; we keep no secrets;
i we are below the market somewhat, jer-
haps r, on a f.scpje.
Thirt'-u'.j f.rcet ctrr.tire.
Sets of table-e!-i ;st and napkins, .20
o ?7.r : ditto embroi(?er"il in colors, S-7"i.
Table linen. .?M.7f to 52.50. Napkins,
perdo7en, to J-J".
Ontcr circle, CTitjr-hall rquarc entrace.
JOHN' WaVXAMAKEK.
C'he-tTet. Thtrteento and Market ttreeta. and City
Jliill Square.
J EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
-i KstUte of WlLLtiM I.ITTIH. rtee'rl.
Letters tettnent.iry tr. the estate or Wm. Ilt
t!e. lute of t'le.irtielil trwnhlji, Camhrin eountv,
hare been Issnerl to the onderritrneil Kxectitnrii.
whn heretiy rintify Ml person? inilerifrl to atr a
tte that r.sj-merit mnn be made wlthoat delay,
and thoe Jiavimr claim" atatn:t the tnme win pre
ent tiicm protierlv r-rotiiiod lor ettlemeat.
KKANC1S I,. UTlLt.)..,,,,,.
HAR11.1 L. CARL. 5 Kxeenters.
flesrficld Tup.. Nov. 19, 18).-Ct.
I7XECUTOH S NOTICE,
rotate of ltCi. Jos. STBomnt, flee'rl.
Letters teftnmer.tary to tho eftato of eo. .Tn.
Sarerner. lnte cf Washington towohlp. Cambria
rounty, leenrd. haTinsr been lined to ti-e under-ftB-ned.
all pcrforiK ic,1rntd to nid .tnte are to
tirie.l to n-ike Oiinie'liate r-yinent, and lhoe hT
ln claims n if. tin?! the pa me will presont thetxi pro
perly anthentie:itr.rl for suttlenienl..
JOHN RHAllBVVail, Execotor
. StummUvIUc, Sov. i. ljs).-6t.
A YKAT! and errenpea to airsttj.
f 'iilit Free. Ad Irees P. O. 1t.Tv
LHY, Auuta, JIaluB.
WIAiNiA
("oilihtu Firs'. D.Ij fratu ono cent
to twenty iloiiars ; nenl ev-rj. thh-.g thnt
dolls n i-iiirr to ho pe: fe'.'lly li ippy. Jia-
by cli phautR. talking t-l:'pl,:ias, walk-
in-z e-phr.nt. More i.oises to Vs l.eai.1
in thai ii- vr, !-.; tov-rooin tlan yoa can
Cotin
le. irc-.i of tl.e Ciisstaut
yir.i.-'.'' a! n:".. r
ft:t t C,ilH3'5.
Fur t u;M -"or Iys an 1 Mcn, tvo ; tls
riclest coil--.-: io. 1 ahr.riietf. Nov, we
don't think ti.r er.ps jsro t:'cl ft-r the
heal: 1ml vso-;-ii a ye-od inany tilings
th:rl 1 -it j;.oil fnr the head ; .-ati't
belt" ;-. Yt'i: !;:. ar. v. oil j-r.y il as ;J"p
ii voti vili i:tr-e a iitie fe -.1 : r oll'.-r cap.
Our hi.rhe.-t j.i'b"
lini" a rid:', r ra;i
for ll:-'. t i v t-a'i.i-
is ?i-, a;i'". yot; 1 ari'l
I nt v
C'.tl
vou i-: ef( r.
;!. il
jhhI is cots y. t.oi-k-iat or l. :i.k-cit d
ami dyed to inil'.-t'e snl. Frei.ch s p.l
caps wc l;sv ironi f J. "-o t v Skatit.tr
;.;..- ;.t o" oi-::'? v.fio: 1 uy .,
tln;urr!i 1 ve 1'ot-p them l-i-caiisi! f. rj .f
you will ha.vv tlieni1;, Piihntant itil irifs
froiTi HO i:its to 52. Fvi-rythia ei.se
in hats at:d cj'.j.s; arid you arc weiciue
to kno'.v j nst wlr-it yon are 1 -lyit.r;.
Nor; her. 't c.-rncr "f tb t-all.Jii:.
1 " r.Joihii,. 2othii.i: new lo pay
ahoiit it. Tlte old lory is tiiat we have
in or? i-tjleH hora 11: an anyahe'e else;
U'k th- lian liest pi; ce to Viiy ; it ought
to I-- the U-s!, pi.;c(.- tj buy.
rv'crili of '.'. e tu.t r c.r-!e. tovrm-d lr.rkt f-trert.
Cirls' dress-.f-s1 an-.! c-oalj. If the pirls"
tliinjs are I.rig'.sief than the boys' we
cat.'t htdp it; ie make the boys' as
bri -lit :is: we can.
Vi'cst of tho t '!i-f ;n ,t f .tt na.-ir'c.
frifi1- for?"'.'hil-eliiMr. ?i. f'-chool-lielps
of ii.aiiy storts; wiiilntr, druwinp. cipht-r-incr,
and carryirig facilities. Yuu can -(.
quichiy Hliu-.-.vt eveiythi: 5 uia hj lor
scho d-ehii,li!i. Tho n'ltao'.-cciiiiiUr is
one of the most 'litereiti.ijC in the ston1.
Tb'.r:! e'r-.-ln, tjcrtUt-.-t fu;n tat c'r.
( 'f b i"ks for Ch',!
re have ful tho
U'io.I derdntbh riii'i of the ve:.r. aud al
mist ;ill . '.titiuar-.i favciite?. I'ic-tiiio-1
',..!, an.'i s'.oty-l oi kA without num
ber ; Li:UOi'i:s and ! oks of ins'.rnctioa,
as mativ
thf
1 re. :
kent alive.
Seer iii c.r :t, tf rlhr . H frc ra the Cf '.re.
Ynr.H fro: ''':. 'o ; a :-ry varied
colltctloii v. Uhiii th'-t-.- jiiii?.
'ir;T tir , t -u'.h r-.-i. t' t cc .
riio'cTapSi aibai:;?;, ponfi!io3 and
."cr;?; -l'0: ks. ail tt. v. ay froui Very rich
to very plain.
IsiCi-.:,,! r'rrle, inriiiniwl f--...t tut- ec litre.
Si'ivn ware, Fiat v, are. ice-creata
seivi.e, n::; km-iiups, c-hih'it n's fels,
rhiMn n's cups, ronibibiit ion-ets, 'a
t'les, r'uar-toiip,3, Jte.
Outer circle, t'lty-hall-f ijirnre ta;r.ce.
Sriver plated ware. Tea Pets', ar.d all
tablt-beloniiiiijTH. In Lo'.low ware we
have only the veiy best pr; -.:e uf pla.e ;
in flat, ware we have the three hiihf-si
grades Ca !hi; the luwr.d praJe we
no iijw Keep. e nave t. .I'-i'e-o e.-.iic-tioi:
of the L.e west -ieait'ns ; a:.d ou have
ll.ii hJ vantage i;i buyinp, aside Irom
tiie piioe-; we linow exaetiy what our
guon i are, and tell you.
Op'.er circle, fity-Liil-sijjarc ciitraitet.
Writinp-pi : ?r aii l fi-tcilitiea. We
Iiav. by far, the Inrpest slatiotiery trade
in l'iiiiailelphia. We have- the f.Dest
a:id pluims'. oT evtirything. l'apctries,
now in spi-ciul favor, we imve a line
stook of, especially rich boxes.
Tliird circle, northwest 'ruin centre.
(ifullLitn's fi'dni-'hinj. A compre
hensive slock. .i u-e watch-chain of
Fi'ein h-ilied p! tie, '2 palterLS.
e htunut f ireet entrance.
tr.ac-v. dress pcod8. The most varied
and richest stock in Fhihtdelphia.
Ncrt outer circle, touthweil of tta ecctra.
Fvenir.p silks. A few specimens are
in the arcade Many mine are within.
Neit outer circle, S3u:hweit ol the centre.
Colored dress-goods. Our fctock fills
nine counteis ; no other in the city ap
proaches it in inairnitude, variety oi- val
ue, litre are a few itetus of very low
cost :
German plaids f 0.i2$
Cashmeres, ail colors 12'
Monde cloths-, all colors. lj'
doth suitings 20
Great variety of fahries, 25
Lupin's merinos, ,o
FiMiinel suitirrcs,.
French ctiudda 65
French cauiei's-hair 75
But there is no stopping place. In
the richer poods especially the variety
is very great.
Thirteenth street entrane.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
PHILADELPHIA.
GUIDE TO SUCCESS !
WITH TOK
lOMilld SOCIETY!
Is IIY FAR the he-t Hnlne? and SoeKl Oalda
and Hand-Hook en-r pnMIhed M.v-n the lriei
It tei ,oth pexenc-imtOeteW HOW TO DO f.T I lit.
iniS In the hest w.-.y. How to he our Urn
Lawyer, How to ro Rut.'neis Correctly and Sao
cejsfully. How lo Aet In Socirtv and In eeerr part
of life, and rontmns a roi 1 n ine t rnried Informa
tion tndipenihle to a'l e'a;s fer eonnant reter
eaee. AliFATM WANT! n rorall orepare ttra.
l o know why thia hook i,f K K L value and aurac
tiona aella Letter thin anT .t;,er anelT for teraua
o H. B. iM AMMtLL k Co.,
... T. lysTis. Mo.
we pr.y all freight char--a. - -Am.
JOSErn McDONAED,
A 1TOKN It -AT-L A W.
. . . "iM'WM, Fa.
S cracs la t olena l Fow, on Centre troet.
ii:a;k:eiri!:s
; The prees c-f cv rv lair dav
; &ood advice to (iu VUr t? "s "
i iu (he lucrnireg. Ti e caWv " ''
; wrrP' till C.lirlstiuas ' ""
; Tiiinmeil hats are in ri 'd'- .
: Op ra ai.d all oilier occash -i ', '-'I "
wen. jH-avin trniirovi v.mi -
TMrlef-i.fa ttr; r-r.,... "'
' Do.vt; qtiiitn. 4..1U lo fli'. nU.-,.
: of the (1 own to .-Lw. kf- ; , .'"
-'-
Outer irtlc. w-i Ci wt-ai-,-
I'.-tiis ami Vi 'a ; " 1,. ,
. lih-s ecu . to cover tl. .1.5 fa.'i ,-.f b ".".'"
' ofi-ixi-ry aud u.s.-. r.s -.-ft,! V-Aiua
' uri.'.'.s ".ui-5. The c aMtr-" 1.- '-"i"
j gcotis will; tl.n.. " "
I ..-; clr-l itulinr-jit fr -a "t .t
' Ilariukcrcbic.fs, E;:ir, Hhea ui.l
If one vM.-i es 0 w!;r.: is W;tL:' '-e
1 Ijiiiita of l.un an injretiuitv upon v.j
'-, sa'c an article as the Lui'dlerd .et
; tuay ta gratiiifd ul ti. c-r tLttt t,'".
' tt-if.
Scu:litri;i trv.-u llt c--..i.
i En-broileries". Net spn'i.p'a l.-o-1
lies are already i t re. Ti er u"a v
i come at New Year'.;. o far'as
j are coucei ned ou may eelt et - '.'
! perfect eafety. They" art ii.0"ph t:
i rich friiotih. More v. ill be j ro.b.tt J Ti
; course ; but the." wiil i:ol b" s --'e''
;ed. "
TfcirJ e:'r. KutLit frtx tl e c.i.rt.
Crape. I'f.ila "it'.phia '..., l : vu:.i
5-4 crape. Kvtrythit'.-r t-:? the O;;
uui J m.tKts we Lave, 51 to jhj vi.ri.
ArU'i-rea. 4-i-i:: :h, 5 .'. to iL2:
drap d'aln.Hs. :hi-:nch. 51.. J to J.. :.rt
Cv.:.bi''i red. not bar,:..;r.s
very ilo.sV rices.
Titere is i.o si l'.-t"k ar. -r. '
neatly so rich tii.d full Ui I'l.iU i-.;id.
peihaps n?l r.r.y here.
. .Ncitcutrc:
1
L)re-'s tri:nKiii:cs. Our trii i
, elh-1 v. ith thai i:. dress-eo.-.iH. V,e ':.'.-. ve
s f.U cradc.s. KL'i '..-f s nntr:y Vh.rit::-.
to r'-rprise anjl'ftiy wl.o'l.u i.,t i.i
' the rour.tiT.
! Tt.rJ circle, ctirthecu tram tie ci.:r.
! Ai.n-.Ei' VTi.i(-:iT' Krf:,i..-f.
i ."". rv i':se;rf is rul-aliy the u.-z-:
' iiig (,f p. the apn eable j.'eriun.es
S of the lore;-;), .;.ts ppre-a-h ;t.
; vtrr rich. r. rci p ai.ci full ot ..
i a;'ieuiL!c 1 1 Ui-r-j p-ersi.s, ,
, than any ether pi : fue.'-.
Wi'd O'r f is the
:.e.: :n
this also i- f-:
tila: ly p...wi i ;
in.-. It fi,i L'orc :s ilelieate uuO i.i-l:: .'.
We keep ti.e preferred ir..;: . v'. iLe
first-class pt-rfin..ers. sue!, hs Lt i.-,.
Ihtiley, Aik;..ri-i ai. 1 t"oi: 'n-y ; i J; :
Al-i KF-lJ "WllltiiiT'r? we ket . i.'.i.
Bring; an tni perfumed h.thdke: -i .-. ;
and you tl,!! have n hnii.pie a!
yuu w ish.
l"irt t-irc'.e. torviwtjt from tiie cn;-e.
CV.i red Iircss tio.s,l-. The f.".'.. :r
just rect-ivt-d. are away down ia j rire, :
French cit-at-Fs-hair, 47-ii.c!.. i:."'j uz.1
.S" : Fi'fiich Cheviot sr.itii.r. Piik-a: 1
: wool, 43 iiich, $'i.7.i ; I'rtnch f t'.l-
wool, iS-inch.
F.y lookii e-out for Ft:th erp. itu'.'.tiif
a lady mar often save half.
Nina coan'.era, TLirtteKlK -rtree; ectmcee.
Black Got. .1.9. A lady wat,;:::,: :.t. . '
thy following v,j.l bo ol-l:,t-d. 1 r '.'.I
iiient ion of t hen. : ts,' k-;-:!-' '. ! -..' .
(ie Jyon. cents; tiik fa.c-1 w':;
Tl.C'J: nioniie cloth, 7d cc its : ila!,.a--e
drat, il'etc, 11. J; ilar..a.---e cr.-d.:.
5 Lid.
All th.e prices except t! e f.rft ire p:c
bably below the cost of Ji..ihufacf-r.'.
and eveu the first mav be.
?Cext onler circle, eouihest. frcra tte teL'.re
Sachets, tides, lamp-shades. I'in-t-r.sl.-ions,
boxes, in satin and plush, tu:lr.
ered and painted.
F!m cirt-e, so'ithwtf t from the cer.:-e.
Clocks, f 1.35 to ?l..r.O ; h'.l susiar.
teed. City-tMl-tijnare ertraree.
l)uchesse vest with Point mcdfi'Mci .
5 "if ; the same may be seen tisel.Tr't' '
170.
Nine cnrinr, tonthwet frca t'j eetira
, Toys. "Sew room, r.ew toyp.
; Unter clfc le, wc t cf Cteetcnt itrt ent-ante.
; A ratalofrue of books nay l-e I s! t
i the book counter. Wt want every resii
J er to have it. The list of childre iPs to'i
l day book is especially complf.e.
j cseeoud plrele. teotaweat frr m tbe etatre
McNEVIN 8l YEACER,
-MAnrTicrniiM cf-
Tia, Copper d Sicet-Irca WIRE,
-ABD KKALXR9 1-
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
RiMirs, Fl'RXAt'ESi, Ac,
110S rieveuth Ireoue, . Alteon. Tb.
On Door Wcat of Opera Home.
KOOF1NQ AND SPOUTIN1
TojirTi.T tmnr to.
HtPAIRS FOR T0TI.( COJiSTAsTLl V HiP-
AltfH.11. lot, 10, HTO.-tr.
C - P4"- t heme. Siaii
e C-' free. Ad Irr?; ?ti
TIwl.1, ij'.
, lani, MTalne.
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