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MILE. CHRIsTINE NELSON'S con,

MLLE. CHRIsTJIsNIE;s NELSON'S CON.
AT srE1SwAY HALL OK uTH ST.
,,r. sIXTli, Gl.AND ,kii.ssHN ,,coSt ERif,V'
Nile. CHkIsIINE NILSSON viii he ASSISTED by
Hlss ANNIE LOUISE CARY, Contralto,
AZ SIG HIiGNoLL SIG. NtRGlR
MISS MEHLlG, My n. NIEUN TEMPS
-. Conductor, SIG. BOSsONI
,MAA hAkhTZhhs Italian OrCrd Orchestra.
TOMORROW HATURDAND, Oct. l. AT r. NJ
No.. SECOND Gl!ANn NILSSON MATINEE,
MONDAY Evening. Sd October Sixth Nilsson Concert
wednesday Evening" tth October. Seventh Ni!ssof
Concert.
Friday Evening eth October Eighth Nilsson Concert
General admission, g..
Reserved seats and 81 clch according TO location
Reserved seats 10 ma,ucc, ~ anl a. Can be 81 D
cured at neral Nilsson Iickei ON 50
. AT SIEINWAY HALL, firfIST
nrsnc1 ticket oihcc a, Schrucrs 7Jl and also attn
Drpa ,way
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A nrooklvn HIGnwnyman'- Adventure in

GrOccr's Wagon Somebody's Cap.
Early yesterday morning as Dir. l.. J. Bohnc,
Who "eeps a grocery 1t DesraS and Hicks streets.
B"okhn, was abou, TO start In his wagon for Wash
ins'on Market, lie ~rs alarmed W observing certain
'mpiy bHrres "hci' le had m Ls ,olice unac.
oounlably moving. lie looked on Tor some tnc
WITH amizcment, which increased ON his helr.
ins mysterious voices N III, wagon A. lie Aas
moving around 10 get better 'ow thn plCn me
mn, the con tnts al tie WAGON were su, 'cIy CON.
Nn'cd, and several Tar !. went IN.us INTO Il,
street A. the same tine - 10, 81. .rt .Yln.i up In
lhr wagon tDr 4 mo en-. aud Ncs Goa u.y,.n!t! r.
t. r1yeEcnt Nr lolne ru.h, a."uul au al
,'n l"d q 'eize the apI aria n. 8 Dc. '-N 90 hcayy
t'oH tr ed nruunl tic corner. Hu gre - en-
W. - ."r's coirg TO MARKET cary e u.iN.rIlle
t'r 10 'rcclD cir, and NT roIu'i a. ui. Ul'h I
LN.tt
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susints; lluut.s.
livery Purchaser
ofthls Number OF
nAgPrRs WEEKLY
will receive
GRATIS
A sPLEND1D porBLEPACE BIRDS EYE OF
PARIS AND ITS VICINITY.
prepared expressly for this paper.
A GREAT SUPPLEMENT NUMBER.
HARPFR's WEEKLY
for tins week
I. Very Rich IN Gupcrh Pictures.
1t contains
Fullpagc illustrators OF
EFFECT OF THE nITRAlLLECsE
AT GRAvELOTTE.
ave SHRINK From OUR LOSSES"
NY NAsT.
BRINGING Up THE ARTILLERY.
PRoCLAiMlNG THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
PORTRAITS OF
wM. +. ALLEN.
RUFUS W. PECKHAM .
MARTIN GROVER,
SANFORD +. CHURCH,
CllAs A. RApALLO,
cHAs. J. FoLGEB.
CuAs. ANDREWS,
Also,
GENERAL UnRICH,
GENERAL TKOCHU,
Ard
VIEW OF srRAsBOURG,
AMI
MAP OF ROME.
nARPl!gs WEEKLY
s also di.tirgu. ned loE IT.
EDITORIALS.
STORIES,
NEWS
and sercrsl lnf, rnaton and il without question the
81 Ill srgtr PAPER
Ia the world.
Price, Ten Cents Cory;
Four Dollars Year
The rrcsent War being cry thoroughly Illustrate
In ilarpe;s MccgIy by the Hest A,t,ts.
wheeler x Wilson Nnci,i9cs, 1,ttt Hroad-
w7N. sod pl paving SO do-n and so per mon o. with
Out extra charge. Nac,unes tolcL J. ELL
Every Genuine BOTTLE OF Congress Winter
h.- d llfg 90 e. " RAISED uio4 IA gas.
bL.oE % CHAMBERS 81, NEAR BROADWAY.
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r,'u rfrhc coun,rr.cu, Prison Murderer.

., tonn, sept Zs-Jame. Wilson, the muir
- Ntrl.' Hard, nj The Connccl,cu, Sta'e
y, .i l.' d,p no, ruiltY M tic huncrior Conrt
( "N ~. The n roucr suId he desired To conduct
H. . IA ~ "'c. bat Juige Minor Assigned A r.
~ ans ~ = tHrruR Is hIs counsel Wilson's
49, hll bcsih Aezt "Wednesday
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Arrived THURSDAY, Sept %.
Steamship Dncan, Genoa. ndse. and pass.
steamslip Cambria, GLASGOW, mdsc. and pass.
steamship FInta. Milmingiol. y. c. naval stores.
steamship Caledonia. glasgow, mdse and pas.
latk GU ana. Antw rp, md.e.
Btg r. lnRcnac Port 1rPrl1cc, loRwoot, &c.
tclt tebcccl 4. Lane. Para, mdse.
Schr lryphcna. .sssu, mdse.
rchr Stampede. Union l,land, Ca, lumber.
AHo. the usual river ana ccastwise vcsscH.
SAtIEDStcamships Clty OF Dublin and Erie. for Iiv.
cTl oul' san francisco. bcuuddt; W. Iivur.ton and
MnuCtnnka. savannah; JGm3s Adger aud South Care.
II .. ChdrcStOn Louisa Moore, NcwOelni kia.mR,
laChmOnd.
STEAMSHIP ARRIVED orr.
QrErNsrowv Sept 20-Iialy. New York.
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The Handsome Judge Feastcd-How tue
Progress Ciub Treated Jadge Koch on
his TNyrnty-sec0nd Birthday.


grand banquet was given the hands,
Judge Koch BY the Progress Club at their ROOMS
23l West Twenlythrd street, on Wednesday even
inc. Tie dinner was given in honor OF the Judges
birthday. About MY gentlemen. all OF the n warm
personal friends o. the Judge, sat down to the table
Among them were County Clerk Locw, Alderman
Woltman, the Hon. Joseph Lyon, the Hon. James
Dorotue, tie Hon. Mr.. Aaron, tie lion. JACOB
Adler, the Hon. r. ". Frank, the Hon. Myer E'sas
Gen. Jacob Siiner, the Hon. oouy Gooit the Hon
Augustus d, Failing, and many well-krown German
citizens. more social spread WAS never given IN
teciJ OF New lmk. Mr.. frpnk was seated NJ ii g
lead OF lie lc, ranked by hes.rs Koch an
loc". Tie "udre's handsome face was wrelthed
" 81 lies, and lis lovely ewes sIark led with pleas
ure. lie Was dittsed in bl OK ella hammer colt
VI tic NatFnllles Wa rtcnat, FILLED shirt front -prin-
klcd witt dian onuH. md rCHilcoloTcl TaHta Onns
and cravit. Wien the elph WA removed Nh
Irank TOI otet The fret tUas' he day We cc-
tr to-" which ~as ably responded 10 b. TIC Hon.
81 iet,hlw. The healln oi the lun isole JUDGE
Ni- then uru X, with all tie fOnors. In rCr'y {
judge made q eedinaly fc'i Gus speech, during
Which he Ili hgh tribute 10 the warm fre d-hip
" ieh l1t ever been shown for him by the llo.
Charles T. locT.
Probably TIC finest speech OF 4 evening was that
nal' 10y Alderman W oituEn in RESPONSE - tle sen.
I'm ent oi " TIE cty and county OF Sow Yorf" /.
Gre" lutih Wild ~ udi's from q u~e present A
60 Of II !, 10 be dotu.itol N the archives Of the
u oncal sori"'s. During the evening COUNTY
litfk IocW WAS called Gu. lie made very YEA
tf"cch ator which, At his request. Al Herman Nor.
rhtn new tea from II ur So I ~ si,.ug tho raI
,nt Uilintivc bal Ia Pat Me IN nv Lit'i, y III
Dry Guoit rociied "sclnei.cr'- Rie ana al.
crosse we're made by heSsr-. Do iohue. l. ons.
t.eN IN uer. Aaron, and Failing; after which the
!n'ge vorpd the party WITH " Ere Heart Bowed
down. and tue comiahy separated at2 A. NJ
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HALL-LOOMEE- W.!auaut'c COM on Tues day
sept. y ~ e. John Hal % Julia " 81. oIy dsugDts
% o.. +. Loomer ts1.. all VI Win uant.c.
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ZEDiFF.-In thls ci'y. on Monday. September 70
$50, ~ Judge ALERT Cirdozo Of the supf ie CoufI
JaLc Lc1id .ruu Jobu W. XvdI.
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Dend Irisimnu Discovered IL Carried
10 Two Hospitais- Horrible Discovery by
the Physicians -Finucgan's Wake Again.

the Physicians -Finucgan's Wake Again.
ne" iron building Is going up ON the corner
Of Prk yace ard Broadway, the fifth story OF hich
has already been completed. About o'clock Oh
1ucday afternoon a French sympatlhzer who
was in the employ OF the builder in the
humble capacity Of bricklavers' clerk bee me
slightly under the t. fueuce OF the reported
French victory and having got sa'cS 10 the TOP be
ran to entertain rave doubts about tire adgl,ablly
Of COMING down nsan rita the ladder To MAKE
thirgs sure, he fastened basket to hnls,in. roma
and rettnc carefully into Il, let himsclf era lu1iy
down lie arrived safely on terra fI8id NJ observed
but the basket un'crtunaie.y toluicd over on the
pound. and Paddy too dunk to ri-e
seeing lin living there. and not knowing the
cause, crowd OF 600 versions rat cred tlmost i'm.
nediateN, under the suDposition that he nd allen
from the &C folding lie was rickcd M and carried
TO the Centre Street Hos ita dead drunk an care.
tuly examined by two physicians, who failed TO
md single cut or bruise u on his b dy
fenrihr, however, that he miEht be Injured
feAevue HosDiia' Tor more thorough e1amina.
bor. An ambulance was sent Tor, aud he was
put into II and taken up to Twenty-sikth street.
Nhefe ne was put upon Strctcicr anl carried into
The accident ward. The most minute scrutiny again
coull not dfcoNcr even n brCaknce OF the skim ana
The worthy disciples OF F-culpius were at llss 10
determine what should be done with tho patient
wien DR.. haishs nose haprcucl acc enially TO come
within rance VI his breath. re iuUuji4tri, start
ed back and 81 outcd to the cursed druukcn 70 f"
TO yet M Of that sire cher :" an order which to
the astonishment of H. VS. Immediately obcft a..
Fat then. IN reply TO the doctors que -tiuuiug.
plllned In a naudlin wly how he caus TO 30 there,
and was at once given In charge oi a policeman who
locked him up on charge OF being druux aai di,.
orderly.
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Spuml pctit,s.
wARNOCK e. coz

W - N q
NEA.DuLLAH DRESS HAT
Is the product Of genius. experience taste facilities
and Observation eonc,n trated and combined under
timely circumstances.
THE HAT FOR the TINES,
and GESTLEiiAN'S nat "rar excellence"
MAUNOCK & Co. blg ERO ANYWAY
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LIFE In TIE METROPOLIS.
DASHTs HTRE IND THERE By THE
SJN'S REPORIERS.

Providing for the Republican Campaign
Two per cent. In New York, aud Three
per cent. In New Jersey-IIow one Man
had TO Pay Five per cent.
An employee Of the New York Custom House,
who rc,idce in Now Jersey, yesterday received the
follow Ing printed circular:
EEruBLicAS STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
TELNrON, y. j., Sept. -, 1910.
Committee. held on the sth inst. 1t Was directed
rr,.,pt ult cal campaign upun all Ey cial once.
iotcs in tnt safe. who.c annual cpinrcnsa ion
80 ,3 ifu -um Of 500. TO the amount 81 three T-r
rort NJ such compensation You viii please remit
such IrIr. utI of Nuur salary cr emo iuments, at
T,ur 81 lest convenience to j q. SillpMiN,
1rtasurer Il : Il. Committee, BeIvidcrc. Y. j.
On "Wednesday, the Republican state Executive
Cor mittoc VI the state OF New York fxed tic as
fc,snent on Federal onlce.holdcrs in this state at
two per cent Of their annual compensation Or
,molun enis, providing such compensation reaches
The sum Of $500 and yesterday the employees Of
The New York Custom House were paid their sala.
RIGS In advance Of the Gret " TIC month ian unusuil
thirg except at election timo), 10 order to enable
lem TO Iay their two Ter cent yesterday his
the most OF them did, Jersey friend having Il g
satisfaction Of shcng cut five per cent, ,he result
Of Ills holding Office in one State and residing In
mother
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4 Staten Island DlguiiRry not as Tirvey-
drop-The Free Tickets 20 stone & MUIR
rays Circus-Whnt n Little Drink win
Sometimes DO.
On Tuesday, Stone a MurraJ's circus pitched
their tents on the flats rear stnpeton, y l, having
previously procured license nom the Clerk CT the
Aldermen The mansger rendered the Clerk
number Of Complimentary tickets, Eve Of which
we're 10 ie given TO ost h Alderman On the back Of
each ticket vas written. "fass the bearer and
family" Alderman ben Brown OF the Fourth Ward
With his family rresented HE tickets but was de-
MED sdu t1nco by Mr.. Murray who said that tie
writing On the back OF the tickets hat not been
suthorzcd By the managers. Brown, who Lad been
drinkinc, lccamc indignant and said lie would rnss
In Do you know Who aui, siri" he exclaimed.
!" am lie Al Herman OF the Fourth Ward and, hy
G., will o. IN or pull your tents down. I grant
ed you uiS leCrse, and by G., will not be refused
sdlntance." 1tc pcr!otinanc was about to begin,
bot vas delayed some tine In Consequence OF the
disorder outside. Brown called upon the TOW n
cons aOts ard ordered q to cut the roues and
lower tents DO &, G. d quick, too" he
yelled, Tor l. you cont I'll break y,u: yes every
d OF -. Tut you where you nre "
Ohcer Ham wri - was called Il on 20 arrest the
A.tr az. llc dill 60. ana a.. tr ttAJu,,ig Lin
rom uc grounds ,ct Him 81, when lie was tai, n
away BY some lricnis
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iINIAcliL .tND G0AmhRCIAL

Zero rs mafc now IN L q Mu'u / Boncnt SAVINGS
a. 81 J., .dhEj vii draw FIX p,t cent. Interest
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Sablrt1s EauRs.

INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EACH
- IIIZENs' SAVINGS BANK
~ BoWEkr, COR. OF CANAL ST, NEW YORK.
tresg rate oil i4t'test per cent on all sums ton
Sion deaositcd on or before Oct will bear interest
lolgra ci'cgla'ci fom N n~st Of the month follow
eedSd Jaa AID july on he aSoaa en- IN daaS S on on
n93ra N MONDAYS and AiUaDhhh,ii t9pp 70 S;Mto
sElsoUR A. BrNcE. scc'y.
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANk.
Sun BUILDING, OPT ositc CITY HALL, NEW YORK.
INTEREST coMMENCEs EVERY MONTH
SIN rvr CENT PR ,svu,i furr or GOVERNMENT TAX.
OAE DOLLAR WILL pEGlS An ACCOUNT.
limited number OF SPECIAL ACCOUNTS viii he
oncncd am interest allowed on the caly balances.
elects paid at i and wthou, the pas book III tls
uei az tln,nt only.
defosi will DorBLEItsEfF IN lcss than T. years.
CHAs. X. GRAHAM. President.
g. n. Bsvrrr~r, Secretary.
MECHANICS, ANprTRtpER~ SAVINGS
w lNstIlU 10.
2S3 DoWery, near Houston 81.
Sly per cent Interest allowed ON al sums nom s. TO
None deposrc1 on or BEFORE october will draw
in'''''' from 'n1 dl2fRisISAx SPOKEN.
o?cn daily from 10 4. Il tosf NJ, and on Mondays
ALfi.ED r. CoNKLIS. President
Henry C. fis1Fg. secretary.
ElETROPOIJTAN SAVINGS BANK, / and
* Ri CIV s s SGo2 si on all sum, o. IS
SiEEsr ooMaEAcE S.t oGT l. and is PAYABLE IN
,.Ba.e opon from 10 tos dairy, and on Mondays and
NEM {1fh ,syifH! i PAffIf II fey GO sG5
ioss2s' ! will dra~ .nisrssi from o., No.,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

| -. MINIATURE ALHANAC--TuTs DAY.
sun risee.....5 s. sun seta. IS ~ Moon sets 50
| mon wATER-TtiIs DAY.
sandy Hook11 II Gov. leland. u w Hell Gate q
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OFFICE OF ALBERT II. NICOLAY.


43 PINE ST, NEW YORK.
ARw York, Sept. 20, $50.
In consequence OF tho funeral ohsCq lies OF hdmr1'
u. q. F-rrIsut. ny office will b. closed tins d =
HidayJ OGt OF 70, QCct ~ the memory of the dec
ALBERT IL. klCOLAY.
BAY Rum. The genuine double leaf ana Tor
SAFE ~ .he trade, by
TAFT & TYLER, 81 Cedar st.
LADIES AND GENTS BOOTS ami shoes OF
al. stylts aud rice Ladies and gents. PAT 'onE.
MILLER co, Union 81 ARE.
INIMITNELEcuttcr ofh,irani whi,k,r,. studio
~. - War ca ircct, bnANtus nc D'~t wnr: uIlV
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
SUMMON 4 co.'s LDIrE.,ICN
ALABAMA Ntra & Jss No. IS. sent ~ 1872
g., a. - u. z. 70 "a. A. o. IS On a.
hlSSOl Kit las No. %, tppt. ~. $50.
a.. ~, -, 80. a, IS. 80, -, g., C3. a. Z.
kFNl tkl -iNtta as 80. tGl, S.t'. - $50
60 r, Is, 50. s, 20. 81, g. 20, ID. 80 a..
kENIut kl -l 0. 81 ,. g., sent 20, 10.
a., ca, IS 20. = a. 20, -, Is. 81 II. 81.
Prl2es cIrned NORMA ON urnshed, ana Circular
sem ~ ne abo'e and aso Royal Havana . tcr.'s.
j, CLUr.. bro ser
Oo Broadway. ~ Fulton St ana . PARK row.
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n rH.s Cusan WI cal a. 81 Tyhu-.,o IT d
l H|i Wfet y a., .uu-u. AA..lN tOC,l.. 100.
C.H.ty Narl. IIrll.l.
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Every Genuine BOTTLE OF Congress Winter
hH- D llf 80 80 " raise ! uuo4 Ia gas.
bL.OE CHAMBERS ST, NEAR BROADWAY.
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conservative j ,1r Literature.

Tie Ciarksburg Conservative has an arIi.
clooa thU' lhte election III West Virginia
that COMES under the head Of what Is
known us ''dem t0ins wrltin." In the first
place, tho contest just ended was "suGh Ms
to awaken the. deepest interest in both
the NIorallst and Statesman" Stick pin
in that idea, gentle reader, IN. tIIonext
place; "6lsehood III every plausible and in
every improbable shape has sounded its
soft seductive notes md blown lis noisy
blast 10 drawn the voice Of honest truth. "
Stick another. plnip that thrilling idea In
thcineXt plhcU "tie policy of centrnlizing
unlimited, powers In tho hands Of tnrG-
strained rulcB hNs contested tho true prin.
ciple Of, Rtpublieanlsm maintained by the
DOnlocraiicp arty, upon which alone the
the charitable Institutions attained and
established by tho fathers Of the Republic
canbe pCrpetuated for tho prosperity Of
thcIrdesSendants- and place
wishthlr 4ulingl passion strong in death
have Struggled convulslyely to pcrpGulatc
their usurpatlon and spnllHtionH
How will thissIuI do. Iorhlshg
.
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In, within few weeks thereafter, there
was general unanImily among the Demo
cYais in support Of the ChSFleSton platform
This. however, did not, q we have lntt'
mated, prevent the SO-called revolution
ary policy II what was styled TIC
G5urisS cliaue,a from King Inads ~ sp
c;al taFEet dE Radical dnuncihtlpa 10
that We made no ansWel dnriRgsotie can.
vass. We shall make p61e now (; Ne poo
pie have answered for a.
Tie only little drawback To the above
piece Of selfglorihcation consists In An
unfortunate article that the editor wrolG
while running the Reg.ter here, in favol
Of negro suffrage, which article has
never been made to CLINE rxac'3
with tie position Of the same iadi'sdaal
in the Democratic Convention u y
barely possible thltlbe Dsr'cFaGy may
be last stupid und pcrvep- enough % re.
mcrnber ia. article &hrn reading the
above quoted cgor EIlcal laraallla.
The C0mlFs 1V W y. e e -
toy...TlErt Bleed for JHdEo Jaek-
~.
10 have elsewhere 10 urtlhy'S paper
given our readers fine specimen Of Con
seryalive literature, IN . literary, point 81
view Here Is Another specimen Of II In d
different polal d view Wllattbnt point d
view Is our readers can decide % suit them
selves after reading II. u We quote from
the LeWIsburg E3onley JpvF,ial, d follows:
In this age Of AeIdshneas and corruption,
il il a cheering scene 70 behold ono IN .
high and important position, holding tho
scales Of Justice perfectly pnlSed tlnmOTed,
and undEsturbeA blythe political strife Tint
cnClrClis HIN, and intent Ohly on eIeE'
ciaing tic functions If his Office with Per
feet impaFtialIty, declaring the law. 600
Ing that II Is faithfully administered, and
doing ltistIcc, though tho he,lyGns tail. z
Sncha sccnG q presented by Hon. J. ],
JACKSON, JudgeOt The UplIcd States Dis
trict Court, Tor tllGdislrict Of West Wiz.
ginta--CI gentleman rho, IN any age, and ii
1ly 60WHlyV, tc0uLtt x IN orIiGNieIVt b III
pE0ttSsjOn aud an AOhOF b lLhs beAcG. "A
candidate Tor M Office, though worthy oi
any, asking nothing and fearing nothing,
In tic face Ol much popular ClainOF, and
In conflict with the opinion Of the Circuit
Judge Of this State, he has construed tito
enforcement net in accordance with Ills
honest CONNECTIONS, and Ia tlh9 only way
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~ ETTIN MARRIED. ESSAYS
M for YOahg Med, On Social Eylls, and the
IruPrltty or IinproprIrty Of citing Married, with
aullary help for those who fcpl uaattsd ut mat.
rlmthlal hEfTtucss rent mes, III scaled rntel'
opcs. address. HOWARD ASSN IATEON, BOX
y, Philadelphia. h,rA g,,t, / iS'pi"d@w
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The Ohio County Movemsat.

The Ohio County MOVemsnt'
The editor Of the Berkeley UatoH Is a
subject for dc pity Of all Intelligent peo-
pie. Here Is the wsy he expresses him
sell about the result Of the late election
"ItlS no uSe crying over spilled milk.
The Republican party has been handed
over 70 the enemy by deseTtRH and Office
s04kGI, commencing with The Ilen who
started tbe, Ohio cpuniy platform last lall.
They t5Red'tiIG seed that was sure u
produce Democratic fruit." ~
The writer Of the nbOyc would have
Ills readers 70 understand that tue great
change EIlStIias recently occurred through.
out tue State has no deeper cause OF
more rntional explanation than the Ohio
coahlY movement a Issr ago PerhtP
henIAy hsSs hcaEtISf the great contFp,
Vcrsy Nat Once occurred IL 4 rural plSt
like MartinSbnTg over the Iall Of . ,''ilFcl
steeple. Just after the fall Of lse stcePIr
the water Id ctrtaiu cfcek@rHse higher
than Il WAS ever kno.'n " rise W
'r,o, dna,t,, h,,.a,, I'M a,,d hi 81
's " - !; t $500 ~, !, n,,d /" p,,., Loc {"
Observation-Disclosures iho.s WHO pro.
GsSld i05 bel83e tliat the water roec on
Az, i,5SJs ,sho s;mnlv oror..,sl n scc
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