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Funeral ob,eryapces IN Havana,

HAVANA, July 2.-Funeral honors
were paid to Gen. Manuel Concha TO day
by firing minute guns from the flag chip
Of the spanish feet In the harbor and
from the forts, the tolling OF church bells
and flags Of halEmGst on all the public
edlfces and foreign consulateS. To.mor.
row there will be services at the Cathe-
dral, at which Captain General Concha
will assist, after which the entire military
force In Havana will march past the o..
thedral, and later q reception will be
held Of the Palace. =
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OMAHA, June 9,-The Union Pacific
and Central Pacific Railroads have re.
established the second class fare that
was taken OF two years ago. The price
oy the second class express train from
this city 10 San Francisco, Sacramento,
stockton, MArysyille and Lsthrop Is $75;
70 Cheyenne $25i to Ogden 600, and to
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BOSTON,.
HFRgppY RsoLruu.n THE BOY I

"FRRppT RSoLilH," run BOY DETECTIVE.
BosToN, July 9-Freddy English, the
boy detective Of Brooklyn, who was used
there In the interests OF the crusaders to
procure evidence against saloon keepers
Tor the violation OF the liquor law, has
turned up here again and Is under arrest
charged with stealing sleeve buttons from
the Superintendent OF the Appleton Home.
Little Freddy" as he was called in
Brokolyn, says he has been playing the
part OF an imposter and that he was nut
up 10 his tricks by his father.
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EyANsvlLLR TURF AssocrAr1oN

EvANsvlLLE, July s.-The July meet.
Ing Of the Evansville Turf Association
attracted q large crowd. To-day the race
between Goldsmith Maid and Judge Full
lerton for 5000 was won by the Maid in
three straight heats. Time, 2:25f; 220i:
2:2li. In the second race for horses thst
never beat three minutes, Tor $500, there
were six entries and Eve started. TIC
tirst heat was won by James Wilson's
Klttie, Of Rushyille, Indiana. The next
three by Hare & Mormon's Jim Flsk. Of
indianapolis. Time, 2:54i 2.4s; 2:4St.
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PouNp A TRnR HILL
MEMPHIS.
COusoIIda,Ion Of Railroads.

MEMPHIS, July 9.-An Apalanehs Wa.
ter Valley MiSsiSsippl special says at The
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Mis-
siSslppi Central Railroad, held there yes.
terday, the action of the directors, en-.
dorsing the legislative act Of consoli-
dating the Mississippi Central and New
Orleans d jackson Railroads, was rati-
fed almost unanimously. The consoli-
dated roads will be known as the New
Orleans, St. Louis i jackson Railroad.
The issue oi the consolidated stock Is TO
be one for three of the Mississippi Cen.
tral and two for three OF the New Or
leans & jackson.
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TuH New Orleans Republican gives
publicity 10 a wide spread rumor to the
effect that the demagoguas are at work
forming white mans and q black mans
party in Louisiana, TO oppose each other
in the coming elections. The Republican
is very decided in It's opposition TO this
dangerous and unreasonable movement
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THE Fourth Of July will be here to.
morrow, and yet the coming of the i'm
portant event casts scarcely a shadow be.
fore It. 1t looks as II the National holi.
day was pretty near played out Wepre.
sumo that in few more years it will be
necessary to explain to the children why 1t
was ever commemorsted. Perhaps in a
generation or two some individual, like
that New Zealander Of MAoAUIAY's fancy,
will lean against the pillars OF the Capitol
at Washington and contemplate the frag-
mentary monument in the vista that typi.
fies the premature collapse Of our patriot,
ism.
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For the Middle States and lower lake
region, clear and clearing weather, south.
east winds shifting to northwest and
northerly, stationary or falling tempera-
ture and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather and local rains east
Of the Mississippi river, easterly or south.
erly winds, high temperature and q rising
barometer.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley and
Upper Lake region and the Northwest,
clear or fair weather, except in Min
nesota and near Lake Superior, northeast
Winds shifting TO the southeast and south,
stationary or rising temperature, rising
barometer In Tennessee and Ohio Valley
and falling barometer from Lake Su.
perior southwsstward TO the Missouri
Valley. The Missouri River will rise at
Omaha,
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WTnDRAwAI.-Rsv. James. h. Nc
Aechen, OF Wheeling, W. Va, in a letter
to Bishop Johns, announces his with
draWal from the Protestant Episcopal
Church, on the ground that he Is opposed
to rltuallsm, (which finds It's root in the
prayer.boOk." he will Join the Reformed
Episcopal movemenL-Riehmond d.
patch Of Wednesday.
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ADEAIER in Urichsvlllc, o, has pur-
chased 10000 lbs, Of wool. The price
paid was As to 80 cents, the average being
about 4s cents. The farmers bring in
their wool in clean, good condition, and
get higher prices than others in that sec.
tion. All the wool purchased in that re.
glon Is sent East, over the Lake Shore &
Tuscarawas Valley Road, the usual price
being 81 05 per 100 lbs. E
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WHAT has become Of the steubenVille
Sisters Of the Lesgue' We miss the
charming eiusIOnS Of the charming Sec
retary in the steubenyIlle papers. Why
has she hung her harp on the willowsV
Wetear that the saloonists and the hot
weather have proved too much for the
sisters. And yet they were going to
fight 1t out on that line II 1t took ever so
LONG
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Denies tho charge.

CINCINNATI, July "a dispatch from
Springfield, Ohio, denies the charges Of
swindling farmers with patent ploWs
made against Tlernan s. Thorn In q spe.
cial from Wapakaneta yesterday. Itssys
Messrs. Tiernan s. Thorn have ALWAYS
borne good characters, and arc now oi
high standing,
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SISTER MARY HoovER, OF the Bellaire
Commercial desires to sell out her paper
and quit the business. We are sorry to
see her laying down her pen, although
we have not the happiness as general
thing to sgree with her views, especially
on the woman question. She takes more
kindly to men than women, while our
preferences are Just the reverse. We
trust that Sister MARY will reconsider
her determination to sell out and abide
with US yet many days.
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To.MoRRow, the 4.h Of July, the for
NAL opening Of the great bridge at 81.
Louis will be celebrated by merchants
and railroad men from ali partS Of the
West Invitations to business men and
the press have been sent out freely.
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GkHGttelliqerre

liz nineteen counties in South Carolina,
during the past year, s92s9 acres Of land
have been cold for unpaid taxes, and
s49,o7l acres have been forfeited to the
State.
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A $4,000 FiTe-No Inauranc,

CHEYENNE, July 2-An lncendiary
FIRE In the rear Of McDAniels theatre,
this morning at 3 o'clock, burned Whip
ple's grocery store and Landan's meat
market and damaged Murrin's wholesale
liquor store, Loss $4,000; no Insur-
Ance,
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wooI-Qulte q flutter was occasioned
In the wool market in this place, on Frl-
day morning last, when 1t was discovered
that buyers from Wheeling had ridden
rapidly over the western part Of the
county, gathering up the clip at fifty
:-Raahiagt0H, PI, 0astrpsr, Of
yetttrddy.
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TEE raspberry crops is not a success.
The berries are not as numerous as usual,
and tho hot sun has literally sApped their
lie. They come to market half dried up
and are unlike The juicy, luscious berries
OF former years. They are selling at 1871
cents per quart, and some shipments being
made 10 Columbus and other points
Barnsspi& RnterpriSs Of yaterday.
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THI drouth has seriously effected all
vegetation in this region except the crop
Of Democratic aspIrantS for Congress
from this District. They. came out in
yesterdays Register as thick as toads after
a rain. siF asg arsl SIS
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ENGLAND.
yoRMA1lY orENrn M rnr n,,,,, III =.

oAAAALt oPkNRp TO TIE PUBLIC.
!. LONDON, July 9.-Leicester square was
to'day formally opened to the public
Great crowds were present. Bushes n
tne nelghborhood OF the squarc WAC en- !.
Ilrely suspended and the house, weIe HJ
decorated with flags and in the evening phS
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.


RREcrToNoF FoRTlricAr1oss.
MADRID, Julya,-The Republicans are
i9'ulLaing iorticationS TO con6ne the Gar.
" iiss % the Basque provinces, according Ia
the plan Of the late Gen. Concha
FUNERAL OF eRE. ooEcRA.
Madrid. July 2,-The funeral Of Cen
Manuel Concha took place to.dsy. The
exercises were imposing, and crowd oi
spectators were In the lino, The nrocps. !.
sion was Immense, Marshal serano and
all his Cabinet Ministers followed the tho
coma. The Carlist force at EsLells
numbers 5000 men. Gen. ZabolS he
lge cannons, and has hopes OF bis sneeS" nIS
victory. The CarllstS energetlcalIy DEM
The charge Of the massacre and mniilsIIoS
Of tho wounded and prisoners as cSSrSeS e5
against them, - "HA seu
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Run Over and Kllled.

NASHUA, N. H, July 2-Ths wife OF
Mal lor George Daniels was killed, and the
major and his grandson were probably "a.
tally injured, at MilIerd today, while
ing train.
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Udderxook,s sentepee Am,u,a

PHILADELPHIA, July 2-The Supreme
Court today affirmed the Judgment and
sentence ot death in the case OF Udder-
Xook.
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TOLEDO, July 2.-The trial OF Jobn
Henry, late teller Of the dsiunct CITY Bank
Tor tho larceny Of draft belonging 10 tho
bank, resulted last night In his scauittal.
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The river was stationary last evening
with 8 feet 9 inches in the channel.
The Mallie Rsgon departed for Par
kersburg at tho usual hour yesterday
morning,
The regular local packets arrived and
departed, without any change Of import
ance.
The Science is to.day'a p4tkersburg
boat.
There Is little doing about the wharf,
which looks almost deserted.
By Telegraph
PrTTBuRoH, July 2.-Riyer % inches
and stationary. Weather clear and pleas.
ant.
CAIRO, July e.-RivCr 1s feet inch,
Weather clear. Mercury SO. Arrived
Capital City. ST. Louis; Arkansas BeIle
Evansville; r. W. Dugau, Cincinnati;
Grand Tower, 81 Louis, DepArted-Cap.
sT. LouIs, July 2.-Arr,ved-pelle Of
Memphis, Memphis: Auderson, Mound
City; Rob Roy, Keokuk; LADY Lee,
Peoria; Belle Of Lacrosse, St Paul. De!
parted-Rob Roy, Keokuk; Yaeger, New
otieansi Slaunton, 81. Paul; Phillips,
EvANsvrLLB, July 2.-Rlver fallen Q
inches. Up-J. D. Parker, Idlewild, 6il.
yer Thorn, George Roberts and Red
Cloud. Down-Mary Ament. candy,
the Evansville and Louisville packet, was
detained by tho low water. Weather
clear. Business very light.
LouuvIL1E, June 2. River falling
slowly with 4 feet 0 inches scant In The
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FRANCE.
AcouIrTRp.

PARIS, June I'm. Paul De osssappse
and his company, editors Of 70 FavS
have been acquitted OF the charge OF IN.
citing the citizens to mutual hatred
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FoSDA, N. Y, July s.-ol three men
struck BY lightning near this place to-day,
one was killed, and the Others probably
fatally injured,
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NEW sCHKpULE uF FRRInrrra.
THE TURF.
TRor FOR A 5000 puR,R.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2.-GoldsmIth
Maid, Judge Fullerton and Red Cloud
are entered and will trot for a 5000
purse at the Indianapolis meeting. Julv
l0sh, Notwithstanding the report from
Evansville. ~
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ABUNDANT RAIN.

Within the past two days abundan,
rains have fallen In Northern Mississippi,
except in the vicinity OF Water Valley
and Oxford, where good rain has moi
fallen In two months.
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MEasRa. 8. q. WooDwARD, Of the La
belle Mills, and ALEX. LAuouLN, Of the
BenWood Iron Works, have recently re-
turned from visit to the iron oreregions
Of Virginia that adJoin the southwestern
borders Of this stata In the counties Of
Allegheny and Bath. They went via
Huntington and returned via slaunton
and the Valley Of Virginia. There Is q
large and rich mineral region in the
oounues named, consisting mostly Of
brown hematite ores, which yield about
80 per cent Of slightly cold short iron.
This ore ia mined att merely nominal ex.
pense, say one dollar per ton, and Is In
close proximity 10 coal Of superior
quality that analyzss as high as 70 per
cent Of fixed carbon. The coal and ore
can be brought together at q cost for the
former not exceeding so cents per ton
and not exceeding g for the latter.
Limestone also exlsts In abundance, and
can be delivered at one dollar per ton at
the furnaces, Counting everything, iron
can DO made In these regions, on the line
o. the Chesapeake & Ohio road, at about
$lo per ton, and can be delivered in Bal
nmore or Cincinnati under SEQ per ton.
Whether twill pay to bring the ore 10
the furnaces hefe Is question for the
tuture to determine.
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GERMANY.

A GERMAN tQUADRoN 10 arANrsH PORTS,
BERLIN, July Alt Is stated that a
German Squadron will be Immediately
dispatched to Spanish ports.
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PRRRpMANs aAYTNas NAM.

The suspension of the FreedmanS Saw
ings Bank here causes some excitement
among the colored people, though It's bus.
mess has been small since the panic last
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS RRpoar

Ry the western Union Line. = 4
omee Northwest COT. Of Main and Monroe sts,
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A TuouaANp CALLERS.

In the evening OF half.past 8 o'clock q
general invitation was extended TO the
public 10 be presented 10 the President
awlthout regard to race, color, or pre-
vious condition Of servitude." About one
thousand persons called and were intro
duced 10 the President and his wife. Col.
Swami, assisted BY Mr.. George W. Akin.
son, Of the Charleston Journal, presented
the callers. The Colonel's large resi-
dence was literally packed by guests, who
were passing in and out during the entire
evening. Il was an occasion that was
highly enjoyed by our people. They felt
compiimented as individuals and as q
community. It Is the first time that the
President Of the Republic ever visited this
valley. In view oi this TACT they felt the
importance Of the occasion. Tho Presl-
dent received all kindly and courteously,
which enabled them TO feel that they were
not only In tho presence OF great man,
but q high.toned gentleman as well.
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S300n FIRE.

The Episcopal Church Home, some Eve
miles from this city, was burned last night.
Most OF the furniture was saved. Loss
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THE Assessor ol Paltney township re-
ports decrease Of sSO.e24 in tho yAluA-
ton Of the personal property Of that town.
ship, and an increase Of $7l 1926 In the
city Of BellAire.-St. Gdirspile Gazette.
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THE article taken from the Martins
Ferry Ntso' this morning is not calculated
to make pleasant impression. There is
such thing as iDJuriDg good cause by
a zeal that Is not according 10 knowledge.
Espionage is always q doubtful method of
promoting reform, especially where 1t
takes the present shape Of investigating a
mans books. Its not necessary to jus.
tify either Of the druggists in question in
order to reprobate the idea of examining
an individuals sales to ascertain what he
Is doing. There can be but one end 10
such a practice II persisted in. 1t will
simply revolt public sentiment and beget
a areaction against the cause in the interest
Of which such an espionage is demanded.
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At two and halt o'clock Col. Swami and
vile, together with few more Of the
Presidents relatives and friends, passed
over the river in carriages 70 receive His
Excellency at the depot The train ar
rived on time, which brought the hero Of
Vicksburg and family IN Especial Pull
man coach. The persons above named
passed into the coach and welcomed the
distinguished visitors to their homes. In
the meantime a large number Of persons
had gathered about the depot, while
fully TWO thousand people thronged the
streets on the Charleston side Of the river.
They were snugly seated In the car
riages, and as they passed across the
river Q salute Of guns were fred, while
the band played several national eirs
Alter arriving on this side Of the IA.
nswhA the carriages passed up kanawhs
street until they arrived in front OF the
Hale House, where Col. Smith made re-.
ception speech.
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By this time nearly all Charleston
black and white, old and young, had
gathered in that vicinity, and three rous-
ing cheers were given "Ror hS FreSidsnt
Of ho United States" Tho carriages then
passed up street 10 the palatial residence
Of our iellow.citizen Colonel Thomas B.
Swami, who married cousin Of the Pres.
ident, daughter OF Mrs. Rachel II.
Thompkips, who resides on the KanAwha,
twenty miles above Charleston.
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"Dis d de President. Well, God bless
you. Tse glad to see you, Massa Grant.
| followed you all de way down into Lou.
isiana. fit with you all through de war.
pse been mighty faithful servant, MAS.A
President, and Ia glad to live to see you
dis day. / knows you'se q good man
from de looks oi your eye, and dat you'se
gwine whar good men go, ! rejoice in
your prosperity and knows you deserve 1t
all. God bless you, MASsR President"
SWELL.
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Our Charleston Letter.
The Great Eutat Of 0s seaion al u1 Ststs
Cdpida-Sesnes and Incidents 0eeafTin0
DQriag Re heNidsHfS Hsit,


DGriag Rs HtssidsnfI R1a.
CHAREEsros, June 20th, 1874
Kdltors Of the IntSTlIecncer:
Dispatches from this point have already
posted you In regard 10 the arrival and
departure Of His Excellency, the Presi-
dent Of the United SAtes. Perhaps l can
add few lines 10 what has been said
that will be OF interest TO your readers,
The visit has been the event oI the season
With this community, and is the first Incl.
dent OF the kind within its existence.
Notwithstanding Virginia was the mother
Of Presidents, yet not one Of them ever
paid visit 10 the KanSWhA Valley, either
during his term Of office or subsequent
thereto, 90 far as am informed. There
lore we naturally congratulate ourselves
upon President Grants visit This much
We owe TO the completion Of the ChesA-
peAke & Ohio road.
THE NEWS OF TIE PRRsIDRNTs COMING.
On Friday evening last dispatches were
received here from the White 6ulpher
Springs announcing the arrival Of Presl-
dent Grant and wife at that place where
they were to tarry for the night: It being
generally known that they had set out
from Washington 10 visit their relatives at
this place the news Of their expected
coming created considerable excitement
among the people. Everybody was look.
ing out for the President. Conversation
was solely upon His Excellency's visit 10
the Capital Of the State, which Is Char
lesion. OF course all were delighted, from
the humblest child to the most distin-
guished citizen, always excepting q few Of
the unreconstructed soi whom as you know
we have considerable sprinkliDg. On
Saturday morning dispatch was receiv.
ed by Col. T. B. Swami from the Presl-
dent, stating that he would arrive OF Char.
lesion on the 3 P. n. train. Although It
had been generally understood among the
people that the President was going 10
visit the place, yet but few Of them belleV.
ed that Il could be 90, and hence no regu.
lar preparation had been made to receive
him.
PREPARATIONS AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR.
Saturday morning, however, men were
put TO work TO place q flag staff on the
top Of the hale House. on which one Of
the State House flags was to be
suspended, and q piece Of artillery
was brought from Q neighboriDg town
and duly stationed. There was also q
large flag waving from the top Of the
Journal with the motto: welcome to
the President" The Charleston Brass
Band was also got in readiness. The
Governor being absent, Col. B. N. Smith
was chosen by the Mayor to deliver the
reception speech.
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An fRRRPRRssTBLR DARKRY.

About II o'clock 10 the evening, long
alter the President had declined 10 receive
any more calls, 0 coloTed man came
round determined TO see him. He was
politely told that the President could not
receive further calls, but It was all 10 no
effect whereupon Col. Swami took him
70 the pArlor and presented him 10 the
General. As soon as he gave him q
hearty hand shake, our colored hero
made the following earnest
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

Wan DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, D. O., July $500 ?. 4.
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TAKRs A DRIVE IN THR EVENING.

In the evening, agreeable 10 his Gus
tom, the President did not attend church
but In company with some Of his friends
took moonlight drive up the valley; Of
course he enjoyed the drive, as he has a
natural penchant for fast horses.
DEPARTURE on MONDAY.
On Monday, the party, in company
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BE continued TO receive callers until
half past nine, when, at his instance, the
announcement was made that he was 10
withdraw from the veranda. This caused
considerable disappointment to o number
Of persons, who were waiting for q better
opportunity to be presented, as Is natural
on occasions Of that kind. A large num-
Der Of citizens, however, remained until
about eleven o'clock, who were highly
entertained In conversation with the Pres.
ldent and his relations.
THE PREsIDRNTs YELLOW TRAVELLERS,
No one accompanied His Excellence
except Mrs. Grant and DR.. Norris bis Al.
tendant physician. As was expected
though, the New York Rerdld had re.
porter on the same train with the Pres.
ident, who Is to hound him wherever he
goes, and abuse and misrepresent him.