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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March ls.-yirgiuia skies, old, Sc:
Nrginiss consolidated, 81: Virgins peaiers. a:
Moth Carolina skies, old, ssi4; new, TO- Yves. vir-
BALTIMORE. March ls-Cotton hrm-low mid
oibgs, Is fluur sieady aud unch suged. VIII at
qst; hife, choice, 81 IS; ,ir prims d., 90
al go choice amber 81 a. IS; good pri.i rcd
SltC@l7 10: cpmmon q fair 10 3 L 45fi IS: PAM
syivabIa Go 81 rs: q hi" and Indiana H.. 8 sra
oo western aptfDg, 81 E(Gl IS. Corn dnIi; waite
ntherp. sG.5; yellow sou heru, So6sl; MIXED
R, % p az quiet nd steady prices unchsnged
sions duh, nominal end los or: Mes pork. SiS6
% 6 bulk eats, sh lulders, ait4 clear rib sid q
g. asa bacon, sh uiders 71 rirar lib -Ites, ga "a
Va snsar-cnred hans. l3(Gl4 q ff@a hSt aud
ho.lI al. 26GB Whisky nominal, 95h 6ig7. %esTerI
S S ~ aay rnd more active prices unchanssi
NEW YORK. March l6.-stocks active ami strong
Money. 51s Gold, II Exchange. long, as; snort
ks1S. G"ve-nmeI Is strong and active.
rev YORK, March 16-Flour duh ans de-
cnnlpg. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull aad
LONDON, March Is, 1880 .. m-Erie, 4OA; do pre-
Paris dispatches quote rentes at 60 francs
centimss.
LONDON, March ls l:So p. m-Erie, 4OZ@n-
LONDON, March 10 81. U.-The rate of discount in
opet market for three months bills il 80 per
which IL tire same The Bank of EueI.nf rate,
Consols for none 92ls: for account, q2ii 6If23
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wan street ro.S.s.

NEW YORK, March ls.-The Fosi' nnanc a,
article rays: Money Ia easy for cali loans at IA.
Prime mercantile paper Is not abundant, std
cfice sells AT s, while sales Of prime run as high
ssIk. Gold opened at Tx, and has since sod
up 20 12I, the quotation now being f2sl2I. on
goid leans the rates have been 8, 81, 4, and 2
iot Carving Foreign exchange IL nomiBally
4s3 and 4ssk for prime bankers days bills,
Nth business at 4si ASK and 4S7 Ass.
government bonds are steady In this market.
southern state bonds az the board were ste adv
with the principal business in Tennessee and
Virginia. The stock market with . small bust
ness doing was steady during the first hour aud
mas since been strong, prices having advanced
from to y per cent. Western Union Tele-
graph leading the list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

CAPT. j. T.. NICHESER REINsTATEp.-The
Postmaster General on Saturday made an order
reappOintiDg Capt. j. r. Kitchener 4th class
clerk Ia tie dead letter division of the finance
offce OF the Post Office department. This is
having been exonerated by the courts from the
charges which were recently made the cause or
criminal prosecution against him. As he l. en-
gagged in business in the District 10 Is said he
vii decline the appointments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16
GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEFS DOWN

may be seen ~ The New Ork comm rci Al paporr
OF late date that Cofocs hars declined aud se have
purchased and received stock Ia this line since
the decline ~ gives ne great pleasure 70 offer our
customers tie same choice grades I'D yariefies
they have been getting Of rs At srsafly reduced
The reduction Is from fhre, 20 a., ,,,,, NAP
pound, or from ftz 90 ten oeHf0gG THIS IL fact
worthy o. note sld We invite those interested % call
We also Continue 20 sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

AN HKsTAND, which is at once convenient.
portable and economical, and therefore equally
adapted for home and Office use, has long been
q desideratum in this as in every other comm
nifty. We have at last such q one before us,
which, IN addition Ia the possession OF these adj
yantsges, produces constant supply of excel
lent ink by simply adding pure water. II IL
CLAIMED, moreover, that the ink thus produced
u UNAFFECTED by climate OF temperature, does
not cOrrOde the pen, and leaves no sediment.
In short. IL IL warranted to be superior to ar,y
ink before offered to the public. Messrs. Rich
ard B. MOhun * Co. have il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

TAKE CARR OF YOUR VALUABLss.-CeIl
and examine the fire and burglar proof ysults
or the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
sbles. Rents from ten to sixty dollars Der an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take ,oaruino from
the CRicogo and Boston fires.
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This morning Deputy Corsou, Of Phiistel-
nhis: presented to Chief Justice Cartier, or
tits Dlstrfcr, reouiSifion OF Governss 81
rsnft, Of Pennsylvania, for Ja~s- at.
and Edvard A. William ,no ws,s M i, Mcsse
t.rpaI week o" .le charge OF roSbias tas in
RE-! :ae bureau OF certain drafts. This
" uIsition is based on an indictment found BY
the grand jury of Philadelphia county, PENN
syivsnis, on the 2Ist of February, Charging
them with having in their possession a drsft
payable 10 the order or the estate of James NJ
Wayne for 81, lbs OF, aud with having on the 7th
OF January forged the name of WAYNE. AMI
with having uttered said forged draft. Ind ia
Cartier directed that the writ issue and the
prisoners be delivered to the officer, and By one
O'Clock they were released from JAIL and. heinz
placed in the custody OF the officer, with nj an
delyhia- " mus
The prisoners only yesterday were In high
spiits at " hat they thought was a failure of rSe
Ihiladelphia parties to get them into custody.
the nrst requtsition, presented on Saturda Az.
Deing informal, addressed as il was TO thu Gov.
erhor OF the District instead of the Chief jus
tce OF the District. A new requsiton was So Mt
Tor and received this morning. and w th this the
o1ncer was successful.
When they were informed, about IL O'Clock
70 DAY, that they were about to be sent to Phil
acelphia they expressed urprise, and Williams
stated that It was hard that they gave him no
farther notice. Hastily changing his Clothes
he inquired of General Croker II the papers
were all right, and, receiving the answer that
they were, he bid the officers and guards good
bye. and said he was sorry to leave such good
quarters.
Moore appeared surprised, and was evidently
q little sour in disposition, and after stating
that he wanted to be certain that the papers
were all right, submitted his wrist to The irons
which will couple them until their arrival at
their destination. The officer suggested hiding
clined. stating that they had already been dis
Graced in this town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

PCBL1C IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED. - The
water registrar has been directed to erect a hy-
drant on Market, near the corner Of Grace
street, Georgetown; also to lay pinch water
main ". the parking on the west side of New
hampshire avenue, between l AMI X streets
northwest; also to lay finch water nam IN
side OF the parking on the north side of l., be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest. The
superintendent of sewers has been directed to
have sewer-traps put in at the northeast and
southeast corners of L, 18th and Pierce streets
northwest. Orders have been issued for paving
the carriagevay of Sd street, between and ID
streets southeast, with the round block pave
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

ST. PATRICK's DAY-Lieut. John +. Kelly,
chief marshal for the civic prOces SiOn to- NOR
row. (St. Pstr!cks day has appointed the fol-
loving assistant chief marshals Richard T.
Dillon, Chss. T.. Langley; special aids to chief
marshal, Timothy ID. Daley. Dennis O'CJn-
nell; marShals sent from different societies as
aids 20 the chief marshal, George Giddins, John
Fainter, Peter Mcnamara, John Ii LYNCH
james Daley, Patrick Culinane, VIM. H. Wise
David RiOrdsD, Michael Bresnahan, Henry
II Isher, Patrick Onirk. Major Il. /. O'DIiscnI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

To GIT RID Of the Chills Immediately, tax,
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

FORTY YEARS RxPBRIENCR have tested the
yirtues OF DR.. Wistdr's BaIsdm Of VtId Chsrry,
and 1t Is now generally Acknowledged to be the
best remedy extant for pulmonary and lung dis
eases, embracing the whole range from a slight
cold to settled consumption. Were 1t not for
made NO sign"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

THAT CoRFs, bUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments of the feet deteriorate aud DESTROY
health, and thereby promote irritabilty Of
temper, shorten lite and interfere with its tu-
ties and pleasures, is probably az much or q
uueism as that the establishment of DR.. White,
No. $50 18th street, opposite the U. 3. Treasure
lwhose treatment is based upon strictly scieu-
tifc princiFles) is literally patronised by the
most intelligent and eonsiderate people. in or
der to avoid, or if aiing TO be relieved or per
manently cured of those most troublesome an
nOyances. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

WILCOX & GIBBs SEWING MACHINE Thu
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, I'M street
Ihtelligencer building. IO2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-16

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
PERSONAL.

Gideon Welles will spend the Summer at
Newport.
Prof. Swing of Chicago is to deliver the
address the graduating class OF the Female College at
Milwaukee on June "A.
Prof. Homer B. Sprague of Brooklyn will de-
liver the address before the Phi Beta Kappa Society or
Vermont University on July 7.
jefferson Davis arrived here yesterday from
Europe in steamship Adriac, and left this city last
evening fOr his home In Tennessee.
Mr. Addison G.. Miller of Utica announces
that he will decline the nomination for the Supreme
Court Judgeshp if IL is offered to him by GOV DIX IN
response 10 the request OF the bar OF Oneida CounW
Senator Logan will soon leave Washington
sor Springfield. Ill, where he viii deliver speech on
the finances and the political situation generally
Prof Hitchcock of Dartmouth College Is
expecting from Newzealand two skeletons Of, Of the
DinOrnis extinct bird Of gigantic sze Ihey VIII DC
the only ones in this country
Senator Fenton and family have arrived
from jamestown. and are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The viii not return TO Washington until bis
family sails for Europe ON Wednesday
The VicerOy of Egypt has established a
public library Cairo. In IL have been gathered all
the most manuscripts of the Koran that could
be found including the true one" dating from the
year A. d. TO-
NJ. Burnouf, the director the French school
at Athens is making progress with his excavations on
the northeast side of the Acropols and reports the
nnding OF a part Of statue resembling the venus Oi
MILO, ana SAID 10 De OI tut peSt pcIIOu.
President Grant, Attorney General Williams,
Secretary Bristow, and the other gentlemen who at
tended the opening of Congress Hall at Cape May on
evening by invitation or Col CAKE returheu
TO Washington by special train last night
A New-Orleans dispatch says: Gov. Kellogg
left for Washington Saturday evening on State business
connected with the overflow and evees. He will also
visit connection with the railroad Interests
OF the state He expects to be absent not more than
days.
Mr.. Frederick Bruckmann of Munich and
London the English publisher OF the Goethe Gallery
consisting Of photographs from Wilhelm Won kaulbaehs
drawings of Goethes female characters has purchased
from Kaulbachs executors the copyright OF all the
panters unpublished works These are at least 2on IN
humber and include among others series OF drawings
of contemporary celebrities designs Tor picture OF the
DeIuge pen-andink sketches In ILLUSTRATION OF tue
works Of Shakespeare. Homer. Heine. etc.
Particulars of the death of Judge Doolittle
have been received by his family in Utica Dr. Kitchen
one of his companions the steamer writes that on
the evening of May u, Judge Doottle, becoming hte
sea-sick left his ststeroom for the deck Mnen mis-
friends followed him moment later they could nnd NO
trace of him. Two passengers sitting near the stern OF
rbe vesssel said they him IN the water Iof an
Instant The suppOsiton is that he lost MS balance
while leaning the railing and fell INTO the -ea
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
THE RRIcKLAYERs, STRIKE.

By order of their General Council, all those
brickayers who receive less than q day will strike to.
day. II is impossible predict what the effect OF this
strike will be upon the building trade since the employ
ers have not yet decided what course to pursue 1t
seems certain however that the rate of wages viii not
be raised for all the large builders IN the city are de-
termined to pay more than % so day. Two weeks
ago similar order issued by the Brcklayers' Asso
citation, but II seems TO have been generahy
disregarded. The last order has excited greater
apprehensons among the employers. and most
Of them expect 10 be seriously embarrassed In their
business They consider 1t unjust for the orckiay
ers to wages. One OF the arguments VIII
which back their demands that tey are aDie
get work only about seven months In YEAR SO hat
with their expenses for living, they are really PAID less
than 90 50 day the year around. This argument Is met
side by the fact that the soorers 90 pot
snsr alone the effects Of sagnaion OF trade but they
are equally shared by the employers, who consequently
taf oulte large number brickayers will refuse
10 strike ,to-iay. Many Of them say they are heartily
sick OF the Labor Unions and will not be ruled by them
auy longer,
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Sentinel desires to make a sugges IN !;
and tnat Is the veePresdent OF the Unted s.tos
shall be MADE Ocio the Governor OF the DIstrct OF
COlun Uia.-l Milwaukee Sentinel (hepJ
If CONGRESSMAN Lamar Of Mississippi be not
more retcent he will be looked after
candidate for the secogd place on tue fre-ldenAa
ticket two years heuce.-t5yracuse Journal tRepD
There can be no doubt that the good sense
and Judgment Of country VIII sustain the President
IN the first taken against every attempt al
further debasement of the currency Boston AdVer-
tiser (Rep)
The reform has been starved to DEATH ana
there are a sincere mourlers But tue Party oI
ground this matter and sooner or later the pubic
will require thorough reform.-INewarK Register hu'
1t is all very well for BristOw to hump
around Treasury Department rapidly al nrst, Dul
he must have a care how 0Ounce5 Mulett, anu re-
member tile hard fate OF Henry kesser We Ieei IKE
speaking a word Of caution to BristoS ABOUT Muet''-
lCncinnati Commercial tIndl
It ia hi oh time that something were happen
ing 10 breax up radical hornets nest that has h.d
of capital these many years. refusing W
warm IN the President is the humble Instrument IN
n hs nas Of rescung Providence for the accomplish
OF good work. the country VIII nave no reaSon
TO complain.-tSL Paul Pioneer tlndD
1t would not be at all surprising were Gen.
Grant again placed In nomination by tue Republican
party or brought out candidate by those VINO oe-
eve that interests Of the nation demand te
resumption specie payment Nor would ms reeeetion
be any more surprising than bis renOminaton-lNe~-
London Telegram (SepJ
The mixture of visionary and injurious no.
tions much that Is attainaDle and most earLest
desired by every citizen dmnshes the strength Oh
ali the organizations and Is rapidly .e
hopes of all practical reormers to the NV
tine self-styl led New Party."-tBufaio Courier 'De"
The main question with us now as people
Ia not 10 save Republican party, Dut the hcpupe'
Yet we tnnk this last and greater end can Des DO
cured py the ascendency OF the party now
In power Some party must administer tue uo.oia -
ment. We know OF none when can 10 IL. - "rsnr,ng
which has stronger claim 10 this precedence-l'pfns
field Union tRep.l
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
A coNFrpEycE RoGUE's MISTAKE.

H. Cassidy, wealthy New-Orleans merchant,
was induced. on Saturday, to accompany stranger,
who accos.ed him in Broadway, TO bankers to get
coupon cashed. They went to place in West Broad
way and ascended flight Of stairs to room, on the door
of which was the sign Jones Co.. Bankers" Mr. Cas-
sdy suspecting until he entered the ROOM Then
the peculiarly Of the furniture struck him not suita
bile for bankers Office. The usual premlnaries OF the
bapco game were performed and after winning some
crisp bank notes. the stranger asked Mr. Cassidy TO
try his luck" Mr.. Cassidy pulled out revolver ana
said You scoundrels! You brought me here TO swim
die me. Clear out I'll snoOt both, like dogs III
You speak TO upon the street. III shoot you On
sight"
The rascas fed one through a panel door into an
adjoining room, and the other into the street and
around the nearest Mr.. Cassidy then left and
called at W. Crossman & Co.'S Wholesale brush store
where he related how rogues had tried 10 sWlnde
him. The confidential clerk OF the house accompanied
Mr. Cassidy Jones Co.'s, but the door OF the estaD
lishment was locked. placard upon the door read.
e Closed for the day"
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
All Notices Of Marriages must be 'ndoys
adrHs and address.
DIED.

aIGRos.,urar mornlg Berha child AeA
and Miranda A. Alseo. aged yeaf, 10 n~aths
Funeral June l5 At 647 Eshhsse Frends and ~ssvo
invited attend
McKIN-Ou Saturday 49, Llew-Iyu Park West o.sss
n Of srr bre; illness Jsms siier Ae~e
fDrmerv of Phi ladel phl q the 6ith u Is
the Park TUESDAY lbtI nst 81 ~" ."
rival at 0rsngs Of 2;5O train from N-" s"r' 'o"'
y.pe. nts, Apr yo.eph,ne Gemme daughter =
Josephine ssnnci T. Pete Of SeTiNA sso "a
Tn, fnn.. vu place residence 81 her uncle Me- -
Porty-aith-si., Taesdsy. the 10th inst at Sp m
aOssBLL-Bcoklyn June II, 1874 j. Thomas kos'sH s<e'
D monthS -.
ysner services ~ Cbarch wedaesd. I'm sse -
attend wLoat iabsf S"ssos
sAYRBs-A L. saturday June ~ sI's A.fA 49,
az tbe Rev Gilbert d. d. tbs sIih nes -
.na. and are attend uners -
Taexv .rnooa June e.desse al os"eA sAa .
stsoe Church. Jamaica, at 4 O'sseek
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.

The fashion for magnificent buildings. says Inc
London Pr1nting LINES, the printlng oinces OF I'M
portant newspapers. has certainly not yeb loaoueI
London, although IN the provinces Jsdrv sav
edihces worthy of the important industry-to say
more-Of which they are the seat Api"tu, 1 S W
fashion seems spreading. The faIls rgaro n.s re-
Gently been installed In uiaghlheen, puiiuins IL IL
the Rue Orouot, distinguished by handsome CLOCK
tower bearing two actual clocks. which we uhler,
stand have been duly blessed by the ArchoiSnop oi
Paris. The somewhat cathedral-nke neo t VI
the building Is relieved by "a pioh%o Hs " 'e'
sharpening his pen with razor
The trade hetween the Argentine Republic and
Europe affords business TO the 10 steamship nnes
named below. 1t is evident from tnis Idv ,hae t ~,
commerce of the United States Win Ina. oou.n
American nation is capable of further deveiopment
l. The ROYAL Mail Steam Pack ket comPtny r1ns .s sh
vessels ranging In from iSo0 W as" 'ons' Vi
". The fIvernaoi RraSil and River Plate Steam line
lamport A Holm comprises "A vessels ranging Irom
1900 10 ?2so tons from four to nVe Vi 'neso A ="
&c and Belgian line with IA vessels
OF which there is one every month w noeaii"' '"s'
tnoInsr Ia.eow line runs two vessels OF Isoo tons
each. ... q, q -oo tor.
s. The Hamburg line has i've steamers OIL s'oo '0hr'
G. Tue Layarello line (Italisnl, with seven steamers
ranging from 30 also tons. There rs one afri' o'
T. The italian and River Plate Company, with three
q The sisori QiaianI line. with two vessels o. Ho
o. Hayre CFrench, line. with Ave steamers ranging
from so $500 tons, making one voya 81 1ran so
10. Another Havre line. with seven vos,ci'o VA A w.
10 LOO tons, ma king voyage per nohtn -, ., s-o
IL line from Marseiles With four vessels oil tro o''
Tns ol M...axsres s"s Ssr,imss ue RareauI
with six steamers Of from 1000 70 2os tons. making TWO
Is Lastly, the Bayouns line, with steamer Of ass
tons.
A patent has been issued In England Tor gias'
type. 70 be Vpod iDstead Of WOOD t9r rS.f.4 -
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Indians have appeared and are stealing cattle
near Fort DAVIS. Texas
Alice Murphy of New-Haven, 81 years old,
committed taking sTsenic SATURDAY evening
The United States steamer Enterprise was
launched Ktery IN H. Navy YARD Oh Saturday
lack Brennan a rough of San Francisco, was
shot ard nor wounded SATURDAY By Gus Boto Vgna Ciy
Henry c. Henderson. Postmaster at Keene. N.
him PraaJ nse! The wood' near the foot Of West
Mountain
The American Society of Civil Engineers Wis
latter place sunay.
Michael Guroy, a boy. was suffocated by gas.
ana aud will probably die IN
nine at Wilkesbarro SATURDAY
Commencement week at the Elmira Female
Ssfs Ssv g. .,' "A " ses eo-s S 's ,, s'sas '''
Gov. Dix has signed the act to incorporate the
Council Of Oder United hsehanes o' 'e '~ '"
YORK IL Is desxnsted as Cnapter No o59'
During fight between a party of Italians at at
Bealo lsa who, .EO Others, arrested
The captain and crew of the ship st. Paul.
Tssasoo 3 RIVER Aeree. have arrived sev-oreana
According to the new directory of Chicago. to
be issued OF taa e has Increased Iaoo the
y. n, ,T y.I Do1.aasn aas .ss sss q oSo ''''''
Ii is officially announced that owing to the
dspsa 81 , zoe .oas the hss vii be siacs s ans
10 eight hours and after to-day.
No demand has yet been made by the authori-
he, AZ sab LAKE Cit surrender them Il ths
tssy .o ,as a. % military sns although ''.'
.J. IL. COalley, Tile alleScu IlduOfcI AhaSs.
murderer appeared before Ia,ee Lord at Piymoath On sh
ers CorIey dcA.rsed sh mmease!r re-
arrested hy Oms saa Pabck Of the State pse aud vi
Quincy examination before the Nok District Coat
The Rev. s. Z. Hovey OF Kansas City, formerly
AZ Crswfor1se Ind $500 Jadee Caes ef -
Lous pce weeks for indeeens exposure
pssea SATURDAY BY Jaiee oay Of the csafs
Crmaal Coreeiaa. o eoari the appealed
The passengers on the Boston and Chelse
ybost rnmsuntAin saplcsa gA sataiay ess
MI And Ma BenlAnn D. ksinx
Revere tng buggy pitched y h deck Aai hA
others hrOsa down b. the Sack. scivnx ss
| niar.sa
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
A CARD FROM THE CHAPLAIN OF THE GRA NGE
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.

A CARD FROM THE CHAPLAIN OF THE GRA NGE
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In a recent TRIBUNE l find extracts
from speech by Mr.. Charles W. Green before the Anu
Secret Association ut Syracuse IN which ne says
II was lust before Convention Congress s lndi
annapolis aud anticipated much pleasure In meeting
and forming the OF the National GrAnee
dgnitaries They there. and did meet tnem pu'
happy under circumstances which afforded me- an op
portunity discover the character Ol se'et
0iscOSefcu tnht tnc chaPiHu
prnyed but INDUCED vulgarty, In common with MS
were men who would hardly be tolerated IN renaso
society.
As the chaplain Is the only "digntary" individually
designated, and as land have been from Its begin
nng) chaplain of the National Grange permit me 70
say that meeting OF the National Grange was ever
held In Indianapolis and that I in that city
His numerous other misstatemens 10 the origin OF
order, the nature Of It's government the aDsoue
powers and influence OF its officers, the sefapproprh
Iion Of 0fices aud salaries by its founders inc
refusal neglect to render account OF It's receipts
expenditures and Investments. DC, &c. ell show nis
unrustworthness In these matters well % ~
regard characters OF Its members and omcefs
Bat his character these matters not DC kno
by those heard or read his nisstatoments, deem
my character aud 70 those feel nteres'
It, thus " declare tkst have never. 10 my know
edge, Mr.. Grec- and that ne, certainly, oevei
heard me- intn, . Trgarity, U l9di&aaPoA W Seo