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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-16
What Wheat Should be Worth

The cost of transhipment of wheat is as fol-
lows =
Lake freight per bush. from Milwaukee
to Buffalo, 3 cts.
From Buffalo to New York by canal, sk's
From New York to Liverpool, II
Total 2Sx cts.
Add average cost to Milwaukee for
River points in Minnesota, II cts.
Grand total 45k cts.
On Saturday last No. spring was worth in
New York 81 .47h. Deduct .Skc for Transport
tation, leaves Sl.19c. That is what wheat
should be worth in the river towns of Mime
sofa.
We make no allowance for commissions for
the farmers are able by combining to secure
cars and do their own shipping and besides
the market is rising.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-16

THOS. HUNTER.
7I6 to TO Filbert ST., Phila.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
DECISIONS LILY IL.

S,,,ye,pe Cont CAanbers--By Judge Barrett
Hr'n se, t W a rree,i 10 100 80 the
successful Isry t,ann Sst nnsc act .o"i IS Of lie
CiiTci, Of he Par No u, same asi sarne 30 y
@ sst y sss & vh 80 c"ss and stay
Alien at. hobbe Motion for extra al u, T''Y'
- xtlpn va, c and most b. am inh IN 'he
MA 80, ~ sj ,r iaaio New YORK an Lie I l CON
panyl be appointment % trust" up", 'n' Tl a'l
% ,n ,.. therefore be denied faon asl Bsi'il- A,ti.a
aseia y T be sa. upon 1e risnnts aleaa
submi' ing to eNn nsdi , IN When The rflnt vas
IN To- rib's nr.y See m infrandum Union Dime savings
hi Tp + ,noiuy- Mayor. Sc agt W.n NJ I@e"d-
II niter clienl eNi'1" u i @ a. r.
To- Ji,e Lawrence the Mayor; &c at Tweed ana
~, .fot' an r'ri,4 stevenson ait Chk-ln the matter
l7 ~ if.l-rs gru..,l ~taHu-i ag sianis! e-
W o. ie,e con r.. and decree o divorce grie COP
omj i-~se aga. Hc-sc-Opn'on she1,y as My -, hH I
wore" ranod Defendant, with a niony and '3is u i'' an
", o al IIaw -piuiJn McGra gor agi Mc"r-r
eir. report Conhrino and dsciee N "'o''e granite" 70
e jaae e w e; ;o sdap St. 81 90 gs
Sap.yjoy , oHri-SyoiH Ierl Nv judge Splrr.-,
malpn sst Ile Third Aysnre ha n.a m a-r NJ
george r. Ingrahan he a. pm G ~, r. ~
Jnhonfh, de.endan may have safog gnoo ing the
Gusts taxed 10 Anili and slO Co.'S "' ". e ian
drtr nil, 40 cots BLACKWELL ct a. agt totc.en; zane
AL simr-fasine- set d. Lain ct al at Van lanot Sse
mslorlndun W,stgn agi k''chanldriel llat We 10 ~,
onrst an subsequent proceedings - Viil-i oh ~
He Ma Min and the dc:rgdants b. heard uppn the Issues
ion,sl p,p a.. suints ailg the co-is n m a'' -
aars bv te OreT OF eneia Term ~ febEuAi3' ~ 49,
~ The amount s00 and the sum 81 - being costs ahi ni'
,ur.rui. Of tie pioe.dugs FuiscIu ~ 10 new ma ad
cIn tie eutr ~ n InsAt also Sl1 81 opposing ts mo.
tiou afl amens 20 Ne made "i'n I'VE days an ,n'ty
a., no. al ills .r.er illst the defendants give 5ocuiy
I'm proper bnud the plainuh ~ the siiii o ~ ,'l
ou Lat the dof-ndanis sa pay villain twenty days ah
maj ginsu obtained against the defendants or 'rr ni
Them Druks aei eke. cfrre's rvlOEi eonarhe ahdJudS
ma of III SOrce la laynr ~ pihns.H
nv Indge Van Noi5t-BlAckwei ct a agt. hidhehuoIo-
Findings settled.
iomwon Plegs-Speial Twfn-By Judge Iarre.
the matter of Maftin.f,ttn grTntes and ". ~
rrftr.urr u eo.nntrts account oiti sgt o.h9u
orl GRANTED OF Moneys by the frinkln SaNugs
Iank Ia 81 the unao building No 49, fs'i'i-
eprer uf reeteI Lear and determine ili str
,romley at fr.aI,opier granted SbI III ssI os".f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
Cattle MARKETS.

AIB,vy Iulv l6-CArrIH op,rel fra aud active, but -
nor dun today. rrceiDfs 800 against Db lat veg
ch,ce ILLINOIS, So asked ana -t ot,, W.
r. s,i the too rfce T,c CnrrONers SOFA NJ sAp2
~,ryp ac v. ~ hat for s~hnOh Ia ia &c
ne tor far arO; 4Gc fr choice, Zoe supply vi LIl
aryr aud The marx active prices g. io"of t"H'h ~
tur & - iario YuOl 10c. good Ia extra, sgo'sc, re
GENTS. - FL -loa's against - ilr last week.
NAH cows dill 3t J0 40 Tor common 70 Lar 80 lux
good
BUFFALO. July lG.-CAInE Receipts today, IL - he'ii
masking TIA sa.Ti "r the wees thus iiT .,V.t
$50 which were To iHh fn-' 3'n,
and the sie Lerc against ~ co.'s ior ts s
time week ltIpu' in receipts fnr to wees ln ' ."
% ears more, ad 80 cars lor tine sam %esS 4 i
wear. Ii ere uns3r lions TO-DAY, rue li'Sh '"
being al Though co-s1m hta The arts ha oi $50 the
Sf.Fl AID INNi~-..rc,lit IL today 80 htd- a." u
tot supp, week Gus ir 49, hcid agan,t @
,o.i fui lno same list We H. ,id iiWy -" 'V'
cA 1t year Tho m!reci J. dnli tp3 he, ,,, ~
,,iu-l ,. T. ranging from - 20 ~ n, were u on ~
y. nyiug ony car IN tie arts unsoa tue uaacc
beng sii. a t@st Or sai. 80 ,.- A. 80, s.,,,I,,
I0c,,ccpts TO-DAY 80 heal making re ofa sipE
i.s5O %, AZ. AGAINST i'oO leiu i'f inc
same ,nc aLd 100 head for sat week ~, s,i
he market inW!tTit ~ active foiH"is I'D spti q, hinl
icg Oic -si e. lGoT 80 heavy t"s pa i'a uui ~, a"
= fJa47 90 Top 10 OK 10 bead al al knds ,as u'a'y
only remaining un~Ohi. -, a., .a..o..-. ,y
cow Rcc.us the week, rs only me ma o-t o.,
Which cl,uuou Quality AID peddei o.t mere 20 ' F~'
L. $40 per mead. co.. 49, .f,...o,i A..
lgilf tHd weak o.. rms iH!g. Win Few ntA &" 'o
,eils at = head, TIE ruling pace oeS 20 ~ i,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
ERIE's LEGAL COMPLICATIONS.


THE APPOINTMENT OF A Nuw TRUSTEE FOR THE
SECOND MORTGAGE or THE BUFFALO, NEw-
YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY DECLARED
UNNECESSARY.
w. II. Willis, q holder of second mortgage
bonds of tie Buffalo Ncw-york and Erie Railway Conn
pary, which lie had not exchanged into the consolidated
gold bonds Of that Company guaranteed by the Erie Rail
way brought suit 10 TOrcclOse that mortgage The mort
gage was past due. Tie original mortgage made to
John Carson, trustee for the second morga- bond
holders. lie died last September. and trustee
has been appointed in hs place. Subsequent To the Sling
Of this complaint petition presented to Judge Bar
ret for the appointment OF new trustee. The petition
Is made b. LcDung DUR Archibald Oracle King, James
G. Kings Sons, Caroline King, Nary King Richards,
Rowland Redmond Ellen Nelson, aul John Bancroft
Davis, holders Of 1913 bonds, and asks mat Archibald
Oracle King be- appointed such new trustee, IN place OF
the late JOIu GgnsUu.
ON IN motion, an affidavit OF Hugh j. Iewctt. the
ureseut Receiver ,f the Erie Railway Company.
Lrie IislT ~ 20 the Eric Halfway Company FOR 100
years. and that the latter Company hold. SA1JSOo ont
of the $3.50 900 stock Of the Buffalo, New YORK and Erie
Railway Company. He states that there Is only S2G2OOo
al t.Ils second outstanding ans Interest on
that has bcen regularly paid mt the principal never de
minded Tho relations o. the two railroads such that
mortgage bomb to preserve tho lease lie links There
necessity for trustee, but l. the tou' should
appoint one. ne should he entirely disnier s;cd. lie
tnsreiOrr opposed ;he appoinin,n OF AIcabdid g. hn
ne Lem, ilgc owner "f the bonds.
MI Willis, the pilntllE in the suit and the counsel for
TIE Euiialu. NrW-AOIk and Erie Company. also urges
that new trustee II ann 'ce,sary judge LaFr,tt e-
cides that "tlc appointment %: "a trustee upon tue
papers iefoic ~ to be wholly uuIcccs>ar,
and likely tO lraa - useless expense and itgaiOn Inc
Application las, therefore De 4. Med
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
GEN. PREsTON's SPEECH NOT APPROVED.
TO the EdftOr Of Tke Tribune.
SIP. Nnlthcrn innrnal RECENTLY sai1:

J
In view OF he fact iat The University Oi VIZ inia has
within the a. few years been asking financial aid Of
the North ana received IT, what shall OF the chiy
air. OF Gen. Tr.tOn's Commencement Grafton And
what ssl Say 81 the instincts " the College man
ageBeBt which suffered its delivery
The friends Of the University acknowledge, with CRATE
ful sensblty, the AID she has received from Northern
men do they appreciate the assistance the less, be
cause II was 80 quiet and transformations To be bnt
little known. The com aint that the College manage
dad interfere, E uIdr NJtcGiy true but VINO l.
PREPARED u maintain thai Interference could reasonably
have been exictcd Of IL Tho speech, which sren.d TO
have 10 Other nor higher motive than 10 eltc the
fad NJ recOecons or ffste nal stfiie and yek male the
einhe.s OF sectional anincsty, WAS htud viii saf-
prize grief and indignation as profound as thry were
Universal with surprise, that any Southern Hsu could
entertain such opinions with niei That any southern
heart could cherish such f. lings and with ind gdiign
that the orator Of the AlnDini should sIanciully
abuse high trust ana 80 grossly. wanoniy deie pl e.
occasion and presence. which ought 10 lave been
cOnsecided TO happy memories Jhpcr Who are nei~
Gus and orgiyng may, PERHAPS; li0" that some u para
lion was made whon imc alrlF after the address was
delivered The Society Of the Alumni, by unanimous
vote elected heii orator for the ensuing AeaI pro
bounced aud consistent Republican from Massachusetts,
ant friend Of SIiluer ALJAhUs.
Lct1tOhG, July 10, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
THE STATE or TRADE.


ALBANY. July whet dHll g,s g1sss or n, gne ,
and .teady aios l.OO Dusi Mixtd WestIn at ~ 90
yellow At S5c. car Yellow Wes"rn at e0' N"i'
tim and steady. - ,.,, ,oio.,t,,
higher prices Wheat bIsyart bat unset'leli no ihs,
III 1891 II; No do, ~ II bid; 81 Ii2 asked s2t
49, August 81 l0t, september; NO . co. - Vo-;w
II 0gLp Reecsd ~ Il o. Corn exc ted and so unset
Ell thai sccnra quotations cannot be given so MNt
GgdGgI,c. sDot 7Ose bd, August Il' bld S'I'mDer !
i.eIecte G0c. oats open 6n but closed alt ipi ""et
No Q 4Sc, spot &c. August; - &C. septrmbtri
42c Eye quiet bat linn Barley A sIecaiatife 1suisn
prices gl 10. 2spiing ~ 5oa% ~ spot 92' Ser,'
Der P,rx active advanced, al SD aOaSl9 81 so, or
August Lard active advanced at slj 10 spol or A"g'.
z 25 S.atembtr. Iulk Ieats active. WHISKY GN't 5bh
nnehange. FreigstCoru to Buffalo, 2e; Mhea' o. 90;
gs25c At the Afternoon call Of the BOar' Nh'a sehy
Bari Oats and Pork nshaiiSt l-'i,
Ike A,f,t xl3 2Ja& l3 30, -eptrm Receipts D. w
bbs fa9r n 600 bus. Wheat $4,000 bush. oats. ship
5000 Oois. Flour, 5Vuu blsh Whr3' to'V D"''
Com ~ 900 bash. Data 1850 bash. Barley. . -,
OswFgO Juy i6--rlOur IN good demand, and lrfes an
vacr . doe; sale, 900 bD- al = ir No 0pi.Ht'
- . lor Amber Winter; - 20 for Mlo v inter ana = -
f,r ponh, Extra Wheat firm M. Milwaukee tnD - ~
fNtGa hito Mlehsan, III -. Corn dnchaAged sas ~
0S2c oi Low and Ugh n Xcd. corn Meal 1jJ lo i'S
- ion UnbolfcI ton. Mlfced unch1ns.l SnoF 80
Shpstniis 81. Nhtings, ~ 9 ton ta,l fieghS n'
Corn ana ye, Be- Oa's, 3Ae to y, y" 80 -
the Hudson. Lake i'cip '%,uVV i"e, Au"'ei
I ana snpmenis-cJ6,VOO feet Lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

MEANS OF PREVENTING IFS RAYAGES-S0I Pols-


To the rector Of Thc Trtb"ne.
Sir: recently read in THE TRIBUNE az
article entitled Ra,agcs of the Potato Bug, which con
tains few inaccuracies Dat for the benefit OF thoc OF
vour r. aders who "a yet have hade or no experience
with pest, il might re wei to have correctly stated
There Is always tend ncy to CaSgeratoh upon Inc '
rcal9nce Of new evil startling rAcIiomenon Upon
the first appcarance of The Colorado beetle here in on
t:nio or farmers and gardeners flied with apIe
heiision ana spcculatims were abundant ~ to what
e.enleit might best be sss: uc "a. Tie potap, ~ tie
cultivation o the latter would probably have 10 be aba
doned But Now, after six years eXperifnc, all these
silly, fears have been east the winds. We fad that we
, r. go ~ FOOD cro,s of potatoes we id before We
rely uran n rtur for our libor vita no less coincidence
,l Itv Of me root IA. rot iroffOI ed, is IT,
,mc d tG market nerccriy cnh need Tie only dii-
i, nee is that il now costs ittc rStr.' labor.
on maitcr on third more. That Is all Ana now ~
- she inaccuracies o. 1oui article
l. ne color OF tie cub. at fr,t is not pal. y"l"T
nuf nearly BLACK. A. they grow n'N change Ia Nc,l""
ana thcn 10 dirty grunge never sa" any "NeFn'i-
. Not al 600 % 900 ecre are I1id Mt oncin'r hv
sn lie insect" bat probably 90 10 100. whether or
not the mother hug deposits second on Subsequent
match OF eggs cannot assert. hat rather think no'
3 The picking bugs from the Sinrs is not az ail
perilous as there is no. danger OF Poisoning rom Ne
bugs iere at this season. yVn ilaN every diy re ci
,lr m as well "a adults. Ia tho fed picking the bn.s
rom the vines OF shaking the grbs nto vessels with
hanled hunlrcd thousand q diem ny without ihc
loa>, Inconvenience; nor have ever heard q, o' Wri
authenticated Of poison ny nom int c"Hfe H.
lreI there in The gA;cn ~ )nin ny cNn VINO
ciJlShcs them in his hand, stripping down y l'"s GOV
er,i with grui,s or eggs tween AIS imin a' nliet
f has never been poisoned by tGel ~" insect doubt
less conians pois, qualities hut II h1s no MEANS OF
cf1lu.u .cafiHg the poison 10 The BE tiny hand The
pn ssn is of tic same that Of tie caniluics,
AM Is au,.rabc 10 the ZANE purf0.c; bht ]" oracI 10
obtain this the poison mrst he concentrated by hc d.
location and puiyeiiza"n Of the inse"t dh; even ten II
il said argcr quantity Of tie nov r and ion o. Tine
e rcqn ri 10 produce an irritation e4ua! to ina pro
dncrd by the spanish tv.
Noir direction for applvirg o Paris VOL
enough EXCEPT when h'r : nsei f"re is %" n'el fof
adiin the gum arabic, a., a. the hom sci IS str-
c9tlv adhrsiNe but for the Apr. plaster OF Paris, pow
d,rrd Chalk or poNdered clay may I've substituted in
which use the adhesive substance shonid e added Tn"
anu!lcafiun in the di form should not hc made III ire
helf of a bright day. but ga. iy in the morning or in
cudy weather wuCn tli' natural ginnOsity OF me ie1t
whether rnois eiled with dew not viii tie pow
der 90 adhere. W. IL l..
Pctucet0a Ontario July 10, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

for divorce the ground Of abandonment, and not
Of adultery The plaintiff himself a. appears oy hs
affidavit retained William III. Gale his attorney Tor
the purpose Of obtaining divorce upon that ground
and was afterward induced 10 allow suit TO be prose
euted for divorce for adultery on William IL, Gales rep
resenaons that De had evidence IN bis possession sum
Gent 10 procure such divorce. The only evidence that
he ,Irodased was that above stated
To allow such decree To stand would be uockery Oh
Justice. The decree must he vacated and the defendant
allowed to defend with costs ef motion.
Judge Davis In addition, allows $50 counsel fec to
the defendants attorney VITA leave to the defendant TO
apply for amony, and directs Mr.. Gale TO show cause
why he be not stricken from the roll 81 attorneys At
the last meeting Of the General Term In obedience TO
this Order Il. Beech Appeared and stated that Mr. Gale
would be ropF 'cncd rs Mr. Fullerton. who related
Ia him. but that If Fullerton unable TO appear
The matter thercupOn lana 10 the next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
THE INCREASE OF SMALLPOX.


FECTFD SHOPS.
70 the Edft0r OF fhe TrtbUae.
SIR: noticed in my paper this morning that
NJ the vigilance and cytraOrdC lry efforts
of the Board of HEALTH smallpox is still Increasing
Some tribute this To tie resistance offered by many 70
tie public vaccination. BE this it may, permit to
state that the spread of that fearful plague is due in
great measure certain deficiencies in our municipal
sanitary laws will refer to only two of these at
present.
FIRST: The neglect Of keeping strict surveillance over
the premises during at least weeks arthe discovery
sexstence Vaccination aud disnftctinn perfectly
rrer As precartionary means against future contasion.
lint il il not unite so clear they will prove equally
elcaclons retro ectvey and afford sufficient security
against lis development among those who were not
EXEMPT disease while exposed TO the cOntasI0n
before these pr, cauiionary measures were adopted
Second: JulkshOps and aundrics prolific sources CT
this disease Cases haze tony own knowledge which
traced directly the clothes sent to the laundry from
vessels or rags tkcn from them 20 ir,shO situated
often under lofty teucment-houses ard in thickly
populated neignbOrbO0ds L would therefore RECON-
l. That ii he made the duty Of District Health m
slecOr 10 yl ard examine carefully tie premises tao
discovery Oi caso oi ShdpoA, ana I" remove every
case Of ViriOi0id, however mild It's character.
. Let iunk-shops lac restricted 60 quarters within Ger
tau ln.s WAofc they may ccct the least possible Blis
chief to the least number ot our people
3. Let officers be- appointed whose duty II shah De
tn inspect the vessels harhOr FOR tie purpose 81
discovering AIRY cases that may bo -ccttcd while those
board hold nnlcstrained mt recourse with people
ndu'ed 10 offer these lew suggestions
losur tie proprietor az grocery store who dealing
liz provisions OF customers Old y0unl
while ufIlng from Tsirdey clocd nDeacd pe.tl.es
respectfully yours, dc, MOhhls J. tkk&EIiS, NJ ID.
AeU- lOIL, July II, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
IMMORTALITY or r;rLATIoy.

To me EdttOr Of The TrtbrRc.
SIR: When the Southern States went out 81
the Union. thought IL l-adyiscd measure But IL
was difference Of opinion that involved 10 moral con
sderatio Some persons prefer form Of government
and some another Il was matter Of taste-fo be settled
by war suppose the South had proposed to steai
half o and keep it-unblGshngly to rob ana
laugh at us tho would have assumed different
cha aoter. They would have been hunted down rs
band a. robbers and the whole civilized world would
anpiaudcd Tie deed. At the prsc timr, Whtn III he
dishonest amt evil elements OF society unte 70 ron hc
honest and Industrious or thCr earnings ny TAXING thcr
money aud then reusnT to pas except by pane PROM
iscS repeatedly broken, moi those men worse en-,
OF the country and Of civilization than ever 'c ~N'n
vosf viii thev not make the ne Of American
stink in other countries which ae SUI honest oar "Ol-
Lar to-day worth only 80 cents. ii body 81 n'n bihu
fprcter ant induce Congress to eXpanl the 'ir hcy,
Ln soon VIII the dollar su 10 ~ cents, robbery 81
o,e-la.H / think these thinss shoGd be LOOKED IT,
BNi'imOyc July II, IS7I. IrED. W. ALLNANDEH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
lie Ridge, Deser Plans, N. T., July 10. 1875.
cHILD.s LETTER TO THE CHARITABLE.

To the Editor OF The TrtoHne.
SIR The following letter, written by child
may he OF general interest II twas written to the Post
master OF Collinsvile, ILL.,, and sent from Hanover,
Washington Co., Kansas. The people OF CoDsVnle re-
spondcd only partially the little girls request, and 80
the letter was forwarded to the American
Union. The massive reads:
DEAR FRIEND POSTMASTER: You viii think strange 10
get letter from YOU never saw or hea le OF,
and a little girl at that Ny name Is Ad'ie OSle Twas
born i'm Collinsylc. remember very liite ao"i
fine Mace nut nv mother told II uscd to be blessed
with as good people ever lived i've IN nelghpor-
hood of LITTLE children, all poor like myseH dot ASK
Won Tor money hut want the town where was borlI,
ard that love vet send SIndayscE0" library
live In Kansas in the grasshopper regions ana nave
md ugny La;riships love God a1d my "a iour. au
willing to try To do something too tlem Ne nave startha
suulaysciool and could have nice one, lOf iheS
all attend well far; hut have neither looks nor pa
pcrs % send "a library. and God viii bless YOU IOr
vi, aeh him TO- aud we know that lie viii ansM er prayer
one more favor would ak. have not heard frDm CD
linsyilie for yeaIs; indeed have Just got 80 couu
Nri;c though am -. want To know thcrc - any
our lives there bY the name % Dgie rave daring
brother somewhere in this land tnat World ave worlds
10 find pray God 10 help me tnd nm; ann bcheNc
that at Inc appointed time lie VIII bless my efforts
Macy \. OSLE.
Readers of THE TRIBUNE may he able not Only 20 help
This child find her brother but also to help the American
sundayschoo Union respond to such sensible and eIp
est appeals for sid Tncy arc constantly coming from
the friends OF ehi ircn over all the West and South.
Ell WisEwELI, Sec. y. y Opt. Am. :. e. Union.
No. : BiJle House, Ser- I1sL, July Ii, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

r,1rrovEMEXr mAaDLY ros.InLE.

To the Edit1r Of Tie Trt6HHc.
SIR: As Il steady reader OF your vuuahc
Journal since csrly days or the Bcccher tr'a mast
aid my tAe ri'uy cougrai,l'oiis "a ie.ci'o
in 1861 stopped r,'lins IHE TEiBCN, oWnS ~ SONS
o! Tic sentiments therein expressed and uci ca hW
copy until last Winter when foaIi on iiy tesN ga"
ha!,l containing dcf,h-e "a Nj. bceo cI. has cAr'rs
ing = w lirnc-s give alm tie be4icd, 81 O. doubt
your editorials imial iia .nd WIS ~ i"1. Al
pedred with the general t"ne OF lie pdoI thiodSHUi
dat ceased taxing Irrer which bed adopted "Ai
since rccnrInenrcl arg TiE TRIHUSi have petn
more than pleased derpg it the bees; paper TX t'e
day tr q frpn apy,hug ahe Ia shock tie noies'y 81
o.. mos sr!siti e, and luy alive 10 i c"r, DJtn ioi
clcG all dom, uC.' Oi iHtiY Wip have "h'ppe-
over 1iin ota.r Journals - yours BAL Ia 80 feh ioei
a ci.p That has been tAr other Way. leave O~n al Il
div or two an have directed nat Your dali lou Ca
snll follow me. should be lost without H. W'shihs
Van al, uu. iakihg-, AMI l"ihls'h, ."
sala.cirr ~ long tie present st"niai.l Is mann
ta,d Improvement benz EIdy po7sDiej, AN very
irnit Won
Ne,g- io,f, July -, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
pror M,rsrrs CHARGES BROUGHT HOME.

To the EdifOr OF he Tribu"e.
SIR: The charges and spccfcaiions Of Prof.
Harsh on Iud an II :, bringing IN N dire ny home T.
the Ring, Secretary Deiano AMI iiinis,ioncf
smith are now published anl for tie b'nrd ~ Tx party
IL * me that they and a interested sou.d step down
and out" However tiui-hclrfcd tie President lif be
would the partO Shoui take the 'ime energetic
course he did in sustaining Brisrow in his attempt TO
break 40 the whisky rings mi cop this outrage on the
pulr plcss natives oi thc forest. surely there are
honest aud capable IA IN our parry 70 f the places Of
these echCs, who have grown rich and imrudeht by
fraud and corTriati0nq Rs a-le that II tt" crying
c are IclucdIcd b. .nic tic mot E . thr n'N 81
C..r SEE We shan have cnWmtirc ~ fiN'-- zion tn;
VII 20 10 the bottom III there Is fy boonl Of these
f,,il POOLS And Why not apply IA" km.fe n0WI l. IL be-
e.. l,e it may sirA. = ptf. n-ti 'iruns ia MN
D. ia Ter thd uhry "a at rf'"p la" po-iiiols ard
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e, w., tle lara,tire a. honest . sfer n hal baan
~ ci,1rgc Of one OF the dciarn MS Only Wf'ls.
ItPLAlIrAN OF l-5J.
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