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, 1870-08-03

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sdss.Ss p s@.n; = s,:stry T!stssn :ssSts "a
las,'tst # r. AZ ee;s.
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M IL 'S::t !: d s = :p. ' sa;ss.
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*s 1 r.sia! sst !. %s +: E
~. aaiefsasa enT tnefae,: e1.sndea car lnsas
+d fcrWas in thu uah 4 civilization. Il tat Civ
1opal drLesjorss.n We hold this a1it<.s true that
= rfod.rtha of pcul Ie which live. thrnnga pro-
tserrn that fa:AI 10 n.t:ona1 prosTf1v,
much # q pGsrE the Ee-HIt o aftifes4 <aulAas
mud eaunut il lend IL TtEe l.
limit u rfotectHn. and u We kruH older *tl1 die
that eve1 Industry nst he ff an will tnevi
aAty feiuire ~ lrsl In buthou4Hs Il il eotu~thinf
thing that III of intelligence rxIv@tye
that the protective tArid which 10 intose
pGrl af pfrrerylnx the hx2nee Of tr1ds b-twexn u
aBd foftxn natlunA The Al+VIuc Of inputA
ions e1estnE out IpoItaHous by many millions
the rasi nAe y1ara So}d The rtAde. drstre ascef
tain how thls l.. rder him to u. Basti1ta EA1aJs
Oh Political ErsnonJ, heh heartily commend u
eHtNJtDE The 5ue pFinetpie1 whose wA ndn-
btAsly lead n to aAttont property. His arEents
ea1nt te cIntrovefted save bJ Auphistry: they a.c
founded rpou the enGndtFt thto!es, which hare teea
pns u tf1tce In FF4hcea since be gave them to the
world, with euer+.s cEt7N helmtnE 70 aun!hIats
tbs party Of protection IN the Fsrnch E.apre-"
The Free ftad~ saJv: "Amonx the 'Bophi6rA o{
Protection HIGH refuted ty BAstt&t In this little
volume VIII be found atnest eTeTy arku1nens that u
Advanced BY NJ Greeley md ht1 sehoota and the hsf
eseAyt Into hith the book divided ua1kA 1t adra.
by tued to the rrAies Of this dsy and thts country
who impatient Of the sns4sped Arx1netts Of Other
works upon political economy. The framework of The
tr1s0npx l. severely scientific, bet the language and
the arc those Of everyday life The ftye
sinEu1aTly clear and winning md the h2ppy huuor
that Hatt1at had 1t command most effective weapon
which oahtf Wrter4 o. ehesd subjects bare i3cked~
, 1870-08-03
TIE AlbauF Frfnthq Journal eays:


"DEe ct thu mott rarnrst And cnect!e opr"assts
aFA'nst protection t!eofes IN Europe vas sEic has
tat-at tho time At hts irnta member uf the Frrnet
lretftuir and II the National As.enhy. He attakcd
the tAid In Of atielr lsa:u uftls1 tef tasiI
bling saea,n thris s.po4od .equantanes With easn
which tl,ry evttenes. 1hesc articles were addgs-et
18th 10 The 1EfsslAtrrt 4ud the working T*rplc Vi
France. and their cinct - " preuE s<ysrAl taskcd
reduetons in the Of tmfurt4 y. ba-,i4t Lad
lively zEd irr1hsnftibie fund q VII which Ekas nr
e.;isthot ushta. erst b; been To- sse.hs
nethcd presentation. III: sat7e:1Hgh, .HaS.
A. tA5 .1ss .set - ~ Al.stute.J ~ ~
aeat, robsrsy. Ihs s1.sa@ reciprocal ,rollater
alt4 nations eRssuits and tvAla And Il q tic prodc
prr7ent Infr1rnur,e bet~ IN Two peoples The rsl
foads should " AID the Ftvess blockade It u
aet t4t .nythnk valuable IN proportion to ths
lAhqr e1r<uted UPON ftthc eensefse propn.ti,n II
beeause nasleo .oaid ee rehts* Those lah,E pto
imro7sfi.hes reSpE!t NIKE them ,..sh: hec.4st
Tor cottort vr iu1uss i uot tius that tar LEM
nss houle tntusty- wsak ken: it br dlninIahias II
Al: rep e,rd in y.ro!, fuss. and Illustrated "ish
eau be made tpr tree trade shentd ryad The Volume"
, 1870-08-03
WANTED.
FOR SALE,
HAY HOOPS.

The Undermined having facilities Tor fuEuishtnF anY
quantity at thort noticr, rc1ay Ahar<d, to pafts in
netd; Addrrfx G II. Rough, Il. G. r R-J Edkt-
rod St1 ts,t N
, 1870-08-03

-Aa the Dsuoer.ey- Of Or Toe9nevf11e h The ah1esi
trratise written our political tabste II H
te found 'hat IN hlt ~ a!s'4s Eeg*oiq*ts bastias
tsns nkuMsnt smonx our people .1d oor Lsa.lei5ss
70 the Of he naas.ea, the er7yss and
sophtns eh belong 70 the eode q tas
modern wrtcfs on ecopotntc science It II hssy too
Eauch to regard him kadrs woEknan amonk those
1t ea4s be hois h1kh place aons It. stIest e1ponud
en- and demons1atosA His de.en: "sisa oseIsEea -
fsst eseoiank hes seh.s s.DeHnss ot psis,.
tantlsted md wff form valuable and rrartieal text
book IN the hands Of the paz<y which IL now sttiT1F
fof the Lad In national finance"
, 1870-08-03

r. y ENt4fNFtN&t fsVTNF,
.fp Nls.uSAlS.sr-. NlAHAtk
Iuir 8, 1*sat
ErAIED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, fu.r,- to-
ie t!n.htA ~ the nat"Esisnr.I. will e r-rirr.l It
thi. Ssrr. IFS e'ceek p tho 9Th day vi Al
, 1870-08-03

Chlueee Railroad LnboFcr1 for Vir-
Etutn.
GREExBn1ER, Wn1Tk SClrHCR STRINGS, aug. Z
Five hundred Cinnamon have been engaged 10
co1pnlefe The Lewis tunnel, AID VIII 90 nere IN
few DAYS TIE ooiored people Iook upon Inc as~
rsnpeu1ent With much aversion.
, 1870-08-03
RUE9SIA.

10spoH, Aug. 1a-ltussta Indignantly rrru-
iIatcs the design With which she has itecu charged
Of takIns cdvansa.c os the war In Europe to H.
rade the Dauublun princpallttcs.
, 1870-08-03
INDIA.
INDIANA.

nnAEAr, Aug. a-AIIliti0nal arrests have been
made hcFe Of parties Implicated In seut31anR tho
ship .AuFoIl-
, 1870-08-03

EIKxsA, Aug. 2-Austr1a ls mobitiztng $4,000
men to Hatch the bohemian fronticr
, 1870-08-03

FH0T 0N"4As7
pRopS114 FOR SUBSISTENCE SNRES-

~~@1- -~~>~~.'~o~-.-..~.--.-...e ennpN
pRftpfrS 412 E0K STESlSIEAtk tIHhkS.
tA. 49, :. - -......-,,,- ~ s,-esr~rryrr}
uEfME =; r 2; s.;s - ins "a RuititnK,
ho'" No ~ ae' chj-.r, i'll Ineust ), 1su. }
tatSe*s. eTs,Enh -, q ~ -,.sf~ra hx tha
NnFa csorsenss ~ aaHnea!EW e. na.y III Anxast 1s;p
1ndrttlfnnfn onEl q e!eGk oa aa.1e49. NAAe ~
foI fasnhhinf ~ toi."fne sosss. W Wsb,e hr.natobx
baf!SA best 94AAts tas4s ~, ~ 1.,.rFri fnfn
ttatFps y Est ~ koeo0s "' neA@ ~ ~ ~
W Ponoo! 9seoH t!tA aasE = ~ ~, IN srnnr
Ase@ P10ds ote@1-As o-s1As S~D'-'' - n~
eastG q .r,. .r.,-xn,,s h.rDs r.n~.s,ed in sunnf
.sefs e. '""''' ~ 1.
lMh barrie dour spEfnk wheat. double extra - p6s
Ia III retreets, e9usl - The standard t4HpA 70 s
III ths nrr and In JntlHthcop hnfeit. full he4dEEfa
, 1870-08-03
MARRIED.
T1TE1t.

-+s-<' ~.~'--~ r~--~|>s-|~H
Observation-Disclosures. I. At The rrsfiifncc 81
Pattci.on, j., D.: /. Jsdson York, u Washington, D.
C., to Hattie A, Humphrey.
, 1870-08-03

pcr~0nn1-Popu1atko OF JAcksou~
gt11c-Thc CAnvAmH in the Tenth
Congregational DtAtFfc&~
sfeeiA Dr.raseh 70 The ohteaxo TFtbune-
'AetsoHEH1E, Aug. 2.-Scnhtor 1ates tele-
cTaphs that be will reach his home, II this city,
tonight.
me population Of tue cItJ Of Jacksonville Is
.,x+t. a. fesofned By the Culted Staies census
Heaty rains fen here Lust evening md to-day,
gras&
General Z sohn J. Rnaker, Of cssunvtlle, and
toned m connection With the Republican pomina-
ton for ConXTess II this, the Tentn UIsfy1ct
, 1870-08-03


rHALES- In th. rity. Aus- =, Amy, infant daaEhe1
Of H. VI. md H. G. Phairn. AIRED II months And1 dsyf
Salem. MAss.- par,rt1 rcAst COPY.
NJ tier of funeral hereafter.
BRDDlE-ln this city 1t :3s North Markttst, On tht
, 1870-08-03

C.S. EaGctTxRA' 0F7t-r. !
sfh WtstcSSIS.ky. XXtHAyKxf, WEA.tt
Jnty =. t.t4
RE:ALED PROPOSALS. will he received # thls Office
until o'riurk D. A OF Shr 9Th day Of August aa1 for
tatnshne msse1iais md driving piles tor improving
hart,of at IL Jos+ph, A1ehakAn-
Hide uuet " made pu fot1as f1Irished from this Of
dc~. ...
The .isht u reject any and Al bis T. resetFtd.
III Iii int .n1a.ou ArrlJ 10 this Office:
Frpposal1 Mu1t h cntofsed for !npsoVa&
the Hazbcr Al 81. Jcseph. Mehean anI III :Es@ta !"
Bvt. It. Col aud Capt CoEps q f.ns'sst
, 1870-08-03

Attempted Suicide nenr MonRnouth.
speasl D.sssseh to The Chieaxo Tribune.
NoSxor1H, Aug. "a man named Tin nnnn
attempted suicide two mics west Of this civ
this as.ernoon, using pocket knife. Ic cut his
throat from car to ear, seyer1nR hts t1ndn:ne
Medical assistance was Immediately r1pcure,i fuf
hls chances for life are yery small Cp TO 50 th3
3. m. he still ilres.
weather verJ Nazm. a refreshing shower ne4a
1axt ntpft
, 1870-08-03


tptl.ce41 ii GclDck n1 ended at The Emperor
ass,st44l at the operations, and thu Prince In |
ret.a!. who accompanied lin, Was everywhere
staxcallv received IN tho Atst Geld OF bat-
te Ills laptisr Of re- Ills presence af mind auH
.~tae t,"ii III danger were worthy OF the name he
lears The Emperor rrturnest to Metz 81 ! r. N.
MAyEScr, Aug. $40 n. m, rid loSDoS.-klng
William asf1yctl this morning With Bcrcrai mcua- |
t,ers ri his staff Ills Majesty has received highly
satisfactory reports from the three army corps on
the Fncn.h frontier.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Aue- s-Tae Fiaarn announces that the
1uye1nmcut hts refuscri tie ofEer o! tho American
t;euefal r. II. Sheridan 10 eerye in the French
amy.
Thr f,auhaaix ssss the correspondent OF the
london Mrs, anil another EnElEshfn1n namei |
cameron, lave ..etn arrested at Metz az spies
The first iEstaimcut OF French troops from /
I:rn,e arrived at Markeillt=s ills nlorning.
M II news proper to make public, and no ant-
Tie fOncat.
ThrEe was lhnE conference tn-laS at the Du- |
rcau u Foreign Affairs. LASTING scyeral honrs be-
tween Lord Lyons. Prince Mcttetnch. and Duke
dc Gtann1nnt. There Ii great actiy:t5 at this hn-
rtau, aud the attaches arc har, at work day anu
Light
i..,,sssa demands full explanation from AIsiTia
why ahc Is aIH!uE.
The (:cr7nln Journals arc terribly cxaEnerarcd
against England because the latter continues to
furnish supplies to France.
The Snn,n German ar1ay,it Il asccstatnci. Is
armed witt old tInt-ivck tsueEeta.
Tie war expenses of Prussia are footing Up
enormously They tpw amount to orcr . 90, ,oao
II a;eEs a a1ay.
TIE I'rince Imperial Is in active military train
lne, AMI erinces great iovc for camp life.
Thirty thousand German efshstcrs aEc hflctcd
npun thu inhabitants ut Hamburg.
, 1870-08-03

danger wepld vanish, for pe4thet Of the warring
powers courts the hostility Of England only In
this manner could Antwerp he &ayed
Earl Granville lanentcd the noble IoEds pstpa- |
bc lack Of confidence In the government week
agu he had fully sustained 1t, and the speaker
knew Of nothing that had Since occurred that |
could properly alter his Intention. While fully |
scns{blc Of our obligations 70 Belgium, Earl Grao
y1e conMtered 1t needless and lnjudcioul to dts
cuss them With this publicity Last week, he con-
timed, the uonte Lord approved the course Of the
Alntsterz, ami was ready 10 back them up. Fhe
change In his positon was irrational and lnexcus-
able
The subject VIA then dropped, md the Edncs-
tton It'll taken up and passed.
The Census LII was next conAdercd, sud, Affar
sharp cUorr On the part of the Bishops 70 pEe-
vent 4 full denomtnahonal return, "as passed.
Adjourned
In the commons Ar. Monsel, Under Colonial
sccrrtaEJ. said the government would feineofse
Jamaica 70. tho seizure Of the schooner Lehave-
| Mr. Gladstone, in repls 70 ! question bT Haf-
| court, ssld he WIS unable to submit the CORE
spondcnce Of the late Earl Of Clarendon, urgtng
disarmament upon the powess. It was ine1pe-
| dent esen to repeat lta puzIorf- He Thought,
| however, that either France CT Prussia might
| properly do 20. .
Baron brunon said Nj. Gladstone, three weets
| R4o p,ppoeed signing a protocol BY The powets,
| Itfs'RHR1HR suC 4GuA0eAA~oA " %AH ~f
crown l,y the Prince Of uohcnxofern, hut did 50
personally and informally, leaving INC 1nla.u'o
70 En9sano. IN 'us ~ "nsa .ss 10 Nv
the proposition was 1o9maaJ tep na~
even then It was eupposea .s 49, vhasn
GAuoh MUM .4..9,, - ,,,,h,,r.v her de-,
England haa seani' oesoakas ~ snnns+r.ncs IN
| Wana upon f1ossl1 aan. 49, ~ on,v
| only exaxpe!ate t'Is' sa, . .,1a o,r,,+rn,t.
| fnr frneKt.d cf1uFts in IAyor OF peace
| MT o1"as' en'e. .''.... ,s....,,tsa. e.. ~.
10 1ne nouss -. n',.,nsn sr,Irrs,nhur,
neot1aats ~ tsl rss 1a.s .,tso,,.saS hroav
me opetA 4uesuon ....,.as " - - ~ :, .nsw.,.
, 1870-08-03
Real Estate Wanted /!

The nuder1ened viii receIee otfers from owners of
lots To sell to the city Of Chicago. for the z Dart
mcnt tots heated In tha Vicinity Of Depainea 1nd Vak
Burensts: alo In The yicinity Of State and TWENTY
seccod%tf. aEeo. IN tbr vicinity Of Veteran. and
Aadison4t; aso, In the vicinity Of Cottage Gs,veav.
md DouE1Asp3aee; also in the vicinity Of A,ds Ron
mt MIL
The 6rst mentioned lot should b about 80 fe+t. 7ud
The Others frou = 20 feet 'front.' 4n 1t s1s III tct
deep to a1leJ.
Bids viii be received II The Comptroller Ofsee 1nt1
the etb day Of August. and viii be submitted By tha
Comptroller t. the Common Cornell for it, Artfoa
thereon GEO. TAYLOR. r1.apt,,lles-
, 1870-08-03

Painful Kn4lEo&d Accident ax Ce00
HaPids.
cxnaR RArfpa, AUX. IA little boyt ytats Of
-. = *no At Jatpt8 NtefAn, wa4 TNN ovts NJ
switch enxine in the Dubuque so1thHes
Rsilr.ad i nd this afternoon, and hAd both nAnds
rnt m ne1r he wrist. The engineer had 4efefA
eam nhead Of the engine and could pot SO me
10y. Who MA playing On she utek. 20 nlsme ~ =
attached to the engineer. It Is doubtful Eae po5
Htll YfEsAYET.
, 1870-08-03
CoIttlQu en- tho Chicago, Huntington
Il nuiueY KQ9lE0nd.

PKfNcffpx, AuN. IA cotllktou octuTTed thls
morutnr between twn trains on the ChicAgo. Bnr-
Mugton Quincy Railroad. between taty rsAce and
WyAnet bo,h trA1ns were eastWas1i-oo1nd, ND
a. the foremost WIS gptnR up teee grade the
couplings broke aud txo CARS started down grade.
col}idin0 with the .ex1a- No one Wss th1nte1
Aany cattle wees Killed and injured. bota t9alo9
Eere thrown from the track.
, 1870-08-03


"Whatezez may b The opinIon o< the reader "a the
tnetrttd tn the clear and sVinated accommodation ot
h1,at Taote r.. sssa55 e TIER smn;lnx .sd -
Be enn.lae,td sae DINA, Science that ThauA CasJie
haa called Il"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-19
Rochefort and Bonaparte.

The political duel between RocuEFoRT
and BoNApARrE is one of the most charac-
teristic incidents Of this century, and affords
new illustration Of tho trite saying that tho
pen is mghtier than the sword.
It matters little who shall get the upper
hand for n time In Paris, the journalist or
the Emperor. Tho fact remains, aud re-
bounds to the honor of France, that in a
period when mankind aud womankind are
but too willing to lick the dust at the feet of
power, provided they can thereby rcvel in
wealth and luxury, q newspaper writer rises
siugle-handed to stem the foul current by
challenging TO mortal combat one of the
chief authors of the prevailing demoraliza.
ton.
RoCuEFoRT 10 nicknamcd q Bohemian, q
RoBEsPIERRE, a MARAT, and the masses of
the people who support him are stigmatized
US the rabblc, the mob, the vile multitude
But has there ever been popular rising
against outrages committed in high places
which has not called forth similar inyectives
against tho champions of righteousness
The individuality of RocnEFoRT and the
peculiar weapons of his warfare are Of as little
moment as the paraphernalia of authority un.
der which BoNAPARTE masks his crimes
against liberty. Public opinion has to deal
only with the principles represented by the
twomen Since no one can doubt that ROCHE
FORTS charges against BoSAPARTE are
founded in justice, and the accusations Of the
Emperor against the bold journalist In in
justice there can DO no hesitation In believ.
ing that the sympathies of the American PEG
pie must be with RocuEroRr and against
BoNAPARTE. These sympathies are likely
TO be intensified by the fact that BoSAPARTE,
instead of proceeding against his cousin,
the murderer of RocuEFoRTs envoy,
seeks to wreak revenge upon the Journalist
for the additional disgrace which that crime
has brought upon his dynasty. The deadly
shot which was aimed by Pierre NAPOLEON
BoNAPARIE at RoCnsFoRT's heart having
missed its destination, LOUIS NAPOLEON
BoNArARrE is now seeking to annihilate his
foes through the impeachment aud the ex.
pulsion OF RoCnEFoRr from the French lie.
0islature. He may be as successful in this ut
tempt ms his cousin was In assassination, but
this will not settle the question. twill only
widen the gulf between tho people and
blood stained dynasty. As for restoring
tranquility, does any one believe that the
proceeding against RocuEFoRr can have
such a resultI What has already happened
in Paris shows that disturbance rather than
tranquility will be produced by it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-19

SUNBE.IHS.

-Uarner,s Porr, has n ,o,,,o,;,,, 90 , l.. ooo
and hou.s. can o,o,,s, ~, no., ,,r,no 49,. ~
i, Ia n c,,,ous r,c, ,bo, or,ono, -,oo.
,, -, a. -, - -,
.or,h a. o,,,ota "'0'' '''N'-'' e" ""'' - NV
Tho Ia,s Moro,,i, Of ,y.-.u.i.....,.o h..
a. ooo oOo =, s.' w. y. "osa'n'"'''' ',', 'DVu'
go 80 -. , p . Inv ''"u VI NY ''"'
"a,
women nave tue FRANCHISE IN wyoming wlth'
o'' "a we o''e o' mares 'he "'uAi es@
" e'''''' 49, "o'u soo"
- No"'e'"P"'-'y "PP"'s oyster caters ny u'-
'eriona tae oyster as " marine aceph'ou' monu'e Of
"' Aaeu'''e oi''s' ., 'ne SeoaS o''reA
n" i""o's ''r'"e' having Law acres o' iaha
derives ms enure income rom pasturing cattle Tor
us nsG"00f'' ''r "nich ne receives . per moh'n pH
~.
"A ronu uu Lac WIS., paper says herd Oh
neet Wandered INTO mat place the other day. ana
~ many rs eight were seen ln drove In one Of ho
'~ampa;
NV" s"' 'o7' !" i'onuohi sNee'S U" oe'"s
puoeIoheu ~ 10 neI Pareha!e ana place OF ohh' TO
pneu mat 'Ae was 'he enhd OF DID, ana was oo'Nn
"ran'
-Durlng 'he last ton years Harvard has De-
s''"eao my 'hiysiA OF mo ngner honorary desfe"'
ooo u our oho'h'rse ooeEes eoher ainOs' Us 'hAH'
ihAsnso year
line IefeJruph, most enterprising oil LONDON
Journals has adopted the American practice VI inter
viewing dhuhsu,Snou mon. among us hrs' Nc'n"
were n''maS anu '"e nhea,'o'
"A Nc" colony mas oeen founded III Syr''
composed OF Germans rom Wurtemberg' lhey nave
settled npon the site formerly occupied ny 'h' A0A1'
uoneu Now hns''n" ''u''
AT hheimS reeehuY roDoer was suuoA
dead at night by NpopeNY In the Cathedral into "hen
ne hau o'oheh ior Oh carrying On the "'ca
'es'sa ~, "ua o'nu''''"N,
i"o "o'e'"o W o''o "a' 'u'"" you"s
man wac W" seut 10 'ne St''c rl'on LOT h'shugh"''
On cohauion 'na' nc urinAs NJ q"o' uN''"s '"o ume
lU "hIoh ue war seh'ehoou'
-Ihe "supes IN London pun'om'mes COM
plain that thh year they lose their situations because
ambitious clerks anxious 70 DC seen ON tue @s@ as
wi'hns 70 take thsf places "uhou'r pay
"A little three-year-olu girl IN New orleans re-
Gently Stonished her mot'eg' who attempted to cor
root hsr' oy mouonins nor away WIN aeh"ooS nus
mana ana seorniuhy aging 'sL1o' n.y. hoh p"u'~
me"
"A leading San Francisco paper annonnc~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-19
The Patterson Nrgro'- mnbbIl.

rom ne Ftt'ei son FWGrdfdH,
George Thompson (c0lored) was up On the
charge Of having attempted to defraud Mr., SroopV
ly selling Inn a cnt skinned md dressed. and the
tail cut close oH behind IL appeared the negro had
prolessed to he one Cato ieroe, aud thus imposing
on the confidence Of Mr.. snoopy, sold bun the car
cnss ofthe cat Tor a Wild rabbit The negro avcrrcd
that he bad Just shot the rabbit on Preakness hll,
and asked % cents for II. Mr.. Snoopy offered
him 80, and finally compromise was ef,
fected on C2lG whch was accOrdmgly pad the
negro. Mr. Snoopy did not discover The MI take
until he got home and found by the claws that was
a cat. A the negro was wiling 10 return the Il! y
cents TO Mr., snoopy, ard protested his rnOccron ~
any intention To deraud he was IT, "a Win ~ all
fine; hut on going out Of the dOoi, the black ape
showed hrs impotence by "mewns like t0t M
he passed Mr. snoopy, Whtrounon tlP RcrorHtr
brought HIM buck and sent him to jail tor ten da5
The Recorder. turning to Mr. snoopy, gave nm a
lecture for bringing such case be ore me 'o.' iui
told that gentleman that he WIS surprised 10 ,t..u
Of u member OF the Board Of Fduom.ou tN1rr,
lnatomy hal been adooted a. a study, Who dldn't
know tue din renee between u skinned RABBIT aud 4
stn1ei cat Mr. snoopy, N rvplS doclrad %,
negro Ind been guilty Of Maud, tnd Ind lcocN O.,
MIN hv hohhin- the CATS tail oN close O. The th,h-
The Recorder thln dism.s sed the complaint.
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THE BLEECKER STREET TRAoEDy
scene ut tho bedside OF Leo Bnlsky-Sicet-
Ing Of lis Victims In bellevue Hospital
Yesterday Aucruoon-Two Claimants tor
the HIND of tts Dying nInn.


scene Mt tho Bedside OF Lso Bnlshy-S'cet-
Ing OF SIS .icO"s IN ne'evnc hrrpitai
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injuries and permitted the girls to go in charge Of
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mr.. MOVIE
reward evening the sif' i'mma hhloh'fooeker,
otherwise Darling or Hawks, who IL very prepo.
.a.s,nx md uho yva. ott,red i'm nm ,lcrg,t .n, :,
ses'"'t ""u WI" "a0 "'"Ne :" gu ''s"n' sui
mourning, went with Counsellor Howe to Bellevue
Uospital To ace ber loyer and preyai upon him In
msLo r.od , lonu 1o,.,,sd ,rom,so of ,,arri.no
"aho e"ou ohe-uo'ereu p'o"''o VI "'r'"sc'
On their arrival at the hospital they were very
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have no desire to follow them into their
retirement by publishing TO the world their
names and faults. But we do earnestly re
qure of the Senate that, in this affair, IL shall
do its duty both to the country and the
army by refusing to confirm these noniina
tons, and by preventing the reinstatement
ofthcsc officers in placcsthcy have been found
unworthy to fill.
During tho week ending on the 9Th inst
two moro officers were dismissed. This
shows the determination of the better dis.
posed gentlemen in the service to weed out
of the army its unworthy members. Will the
Executive and the Senate make the work of
reform still more difficult, or will they do
simple justice and sustain the army in Its
efforts at regeneration