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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-31
Chase Items.

EDITOR STAR:-The school at this
place, under the care of Miss Katie f..
Auer, of Reed City, closed with some
very interesting exercises, OH last Fri
day. Miss Aucr has had very sue
cessful term of five months, and leaves
many warm friends in this village.
Fifty-four pupils have been enrolled
during the term, and the average at
tendance has been about thirty-five.
Joiner Il Son are now planning out
their lumber. They have completed
the saving of their ash.
The church is being sided up, and
will be ready for plastcring next week.
On Friday evening there is to be Il
meeting of Republicans for the purpose
of organizing Hayes and Wheeler
Club, with which to "re-fOrm" Tilden
and Hendricks into long-lipped, defeat
ed Democrats. Hon. o. o. Stanchfcld,
of Ludington, is expected to be present
and speak to us. w. B. G.
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News from Ellsworth.

EDITOR STAR:-The wheat crop is not
so large rs common In this vicinity,
but Spring crops are exceedingly large.
Mr.. Hays tells us that he had corn, i'm
his field, large enough to roast, the last
OfJuly. Oats are an exceedingly heavy
crop, some, talking of so bushels per
acre. While there has been many Il
hard battle, fought in our debating
schools, over the perplexing question
ofthcpumpkin vine, which run through
the fence and grew pumpkin in all
other mans field, Mr.. Alonzo Wood
ruff has several vines, which have
grown to the fence, and upon the fence,
some of them running the length of Il
rail, then down off the fence, and be-
ginning to obstruct the highway. Mr..
w. WILL perhaps, buy the land across
the road, so as to get his pumpkins
without lawsuit.
We understand that the Democrats
of Ellsworth meet tonight, to perfect
IN organization for the present cam
paign. We can't see why they always
meet ut night, unless it is the reason
given in John III, 10.
a picnic was held in the grove, near
the school house in Dist. No. |, on the
Sd of August, and n good time had,
generally. Mr.. Dcnsmore of Green
vile, assisted by Mr.. Matthias Sven
of Ashton, did the speaking.
GLOBE.
Ellsworth, august I'm, 1876.
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Republican REPRESENTATIVE Convention.

The Republican Representative Con-
vention for the District composed of
Lake and Mason counties, met pur-
suant to call, in Court House Hall,
Baldwin, Friday, Aug. 25th, 1876, and
nominated o. o. Stanchfleld, of IMd-
ington, as candidate for State Repre-
sentative, unanimously, on the first
formal ballot.
Having little personal acquaintance
with Mr.. s., we are not prepared to
speak of him Mt this time, only through
knowledge of his general reputation.
He is held in estimation as q man of
ability, staunch Republican, and n
brave Union soldier during the war.
His business is that of u lumberman.
That he will make a strong and accept
able candidate for the people, and will
command the full vote of the Republic
cans of the District, we do not doubt.
His election is evidently II foregonc
conclusion.
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HOME STARLIGHT.

Alex. belong has planer I'm running
order, and started up this week.
Several communications crowded out
this week.
Charlie Brott has our thanks for a
fine mess of green corn.
G. G. Thompson is another of our
subscribers to renew his subscription to
the STAR.
w. A. Burnam left town, on Mon
day evening, with the intention, we
are informed, of going to hunt up an
other business location.
There was change in time of run
ming trains OH the +. & =. Nj. Railway,
last Monday. See the corrected time
card elsewhere.
DR.. Mott is busily engaged this week
fitting up his room in +. l.. Aliens
store building, preparatory to putting in
stock of drugs.
We learn from DIR. Mott that a few
DAYS since Mr.. T.. s. Whitcomb slipped
and fell ON the Ior-way at his mill,
bruising his side severely, and loosen
;,y two ribs.
= ~ p,oo r,o ~ Osrooo .o,,tv
y. ", one of our old patrons, visited
Lake county last week. look ing aftc,
b;s reol estate interests in Eden town.
,h;n Uo Jid not forget to nav FIN,
nr;ntcr bcfore he left.
W.. .. 20 ,oor, that .ho,t !,
.,,,.>,,. r,,os,i.,, ,,;,,ht ,ho ,n;,I 90 w
TT Grntr p;nnr, townshin accidental.
" caught fire from a lamp, and was
DESTROYED. Mr.. thinks the engine all
right. with little repairing.
will Tao Tr;,r of E,,., toursb;n
a,t ,ur,;uu nno ,Io,. I,st wooi
w. w. o,,,o ,oro.. twn oil ho,rs and Ave
or,,. uo shot and killed ono of tbc
,.~n,.o ,u;r,,, lint tho ,thoro .r.coodod
in making their escopc.
w., y Allan nm, u,;c, of fr;,to,
, o,'a,,'oa aa,nt,, r,ora ~ p,Idwir l., -
..oa,. It'll. t,'o;u CON T. Auon
49, An o,.;noo, - Jos;ro to loo,
-, =, ua,.,uI 90 ,,,.t tr.,,.n;ro, =,
aba onu,t,, Inv h,rdinc ~ a n,;d-u,
a,.n,o,.;,,t,a,. f,r t,,o c,r,n
we al'o'os'"' ~ o'' ,.''.i' 'c'
'',N VI '. ., 49,, .'','a -, .n ,aa. aao..
VIC NV '''"' o'' - ., ''..' ~. 80,
i'e' ~ o.''."5 VIZ WV ~" ~, ' ;,
We i''''''.' IL .''' ''''.. W. ,.,.,'
dill eA,'" '''s'i.,o -, "e.U'"''.. W.
o'' '"'' '''i'' '''''9 "'' ~ 7'' ''' y ''''"e
we are informed tnat an employed
III Arhoids luhlDcr camp, h''iieo
Sprague, had one Oh his legs broken by
inc tipping over oi " ioao vi ioSS' h'S'
lucsday. Inc iofce Vi .l'e i"'i'i'S 'oS'
was broken py 10Y OH 'ilc Srouiu' Vi
IL Is prooaoie 'i,''' ''c "o"'' h'''e "ec''
cruslco 10 oca'h.
Elsewhere in this issue may be found
the call of the Republican County Cen
trail Committee for the Nominating
Convention, to he held at Baldwin,
Sent. odd. The Republicans of the
countv sbould interest themselves IN
s0s,. .iot en- ,o,uasomto,;on -,
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THE TIME HAS COMET

When Goods of all kinds, can must be soil ~ cIcon IN
Baldwin-Quality, Quantity and Freight constituencies in
any town in the United States. We have UNSURPASSED f
ties for getting Goods from irst-cass Markets either East m
West Our expenses very light do own work ami
have no Store rent to pay We carry large Stock of DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES CLOTHING,
CLOTHS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS, SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONARY.
We have also recently added above large variety fine
assortment of Shelf Hardware consisting in part of Table and
Pocket CUTLERY House Furnishing Goods Door TRIMMINGS
GLASS, SASH, DOORS Farm Tools, HOES SlIoyELs
SPADES, FORKS, SCYTIIEs, GRAIN CRADLES. g.. &C.
fine assortment of Tn-Ware always on hand We are nav
selling good Prints for per yard Good yarl-wic
Sheetns cents per yard Our prices shall always be as low
as the lowest-Quaty and Quantity considered 70 ON.
Friends and Customers would say: We make no pretoo
ton to doing Credit Business; haven't the ClpaI TO 4,
if we wished We hope all who read this Card will spare
the necessity of repeating the Counter
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LAKE COUNTY HAYES & WHEELER
CLUB.-At a meeting of Republicans,
held i'm Court House Hall, Baldwin, on
Friday evening last, an organization
was effected, to he known as "Iake
County Hayes and Wheeler Club"
Meetings will DC held every Friday
evening.
The following officers were choscn:
President-Isaac Grant.
Tyce Prcsidcnt-John ID. Garland.
Recording .Secretdry-C. NJ. G. Ross.
Corresponding Sccrctd'y--Aug. Tow
ncr.
Rcodcr-Wm. Davenport.
Treosurcr-Clas. X. Radcliffe.
Erecutjve COn,mttce-D. G. Warner,
+. l.. Allen, f.. Campbell, a. B. Kinnc,
Geo. ID. Oviatt, Mark l.. Townsend,
Thos. Smurthwaite, {. G. Thompson,
L. w. Freely.
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Farm For Sale!

We offer for sale, within months from the
date of this advertisement, lC0 acres of land,
situated in Yates township; 80 acres enclosed
by fence, 10 acres improved. Railroad runs
through ground between two stations-onc
~, other, "a miles distant. Is IA miles from
school house. Good well of water; confOrta-
BILE frame house, l6X2O feet; barn l6N2i feet.
The land Is level, and title perfect. Price, 5000.
A grist mill is now being built, y mile from
this location.
COBB Il RADCLIFFE,
June LIST. Baldwin, Mich.
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ChancCry Order.

State of Michigan, Nineteenth Judicial Cir
cult, in thancrry.
Darwin u. Cody and Suit pending i'm the Cir
charles r.. on"y. cult Court for the
thiHiRdiHdHtS County of Lake, in
vs.. t'hancery, ut the Vii
George Forinnn, Jul lagc of Baldwin, in
dab Whitcomb and said County ON the
Chas =. Whitcomb. 18th ,ay ofJuly A. d.
In this cause, IL appearing from affidavit on
file, that the defendants George Forman and
Judah Whitcomb are not residents of this
Slui", but are rcsidcnts-the said Judah Whit
Fornan. OF III" Dominion Of( Canada. ON mo-
ton of Taggnrt, Allen ~ Wolcott Complains
ants solicitors, ordered that the appearance
OF said nonresident defendants, George For
within three months from the date of this or
der, ana In case of their appearance they cause
their answer 10 the Bill of Complaint To be
filed, and copy thereof To he served ON the
Compartments Solicitors within twenty days
after service on them of u copy Ofsaid Bil and
notice of this order; and IN default thereof,
said Bill Will b. taken aS confessed by said
nonresident Defendants: And il Is further
ordered, that within twenty days the Com
painants cause n notice of this order to he
published in the LAKE COUNTY STAR, ancws-
paper printed, published and circulating in
said County, and that said publication be con
tinucd therein once In each week for six weeks
in succession, or that he cause n copy of this
order to he personally served on said non-rcs
idcnt Defendants ut least twenty days before
the time above prescribed for their appear
ancc.
DARIUS G. WARMER,
Circuit Court Commissioners,
Lake County, Mich.
TAGGAR ALLEN Il WoLCoTT,
Compartments Solicitors.
do hereby certify that the above is n cor
rect copy of the original order.
AUGUSTUS TowNER.
Register in Chanccry.
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william A. DeUrcSS,

Treasurer of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus.
mess relating to payment or resident
and nonresident taxes. Address, BALD
win, Lake Co., Mich. 5-fi
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do IN Reward foran Incurablc case. DIR.
sD/1bV j. l.. FITLEl,, being sworn, says: |
graduated I'm 1872, appointed To Professors
chair 1872 have devoted ~ years, exclusively
To rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut, Kidney and
Liver diseases. guarantee DR. Filters Rheu-
matte Remedy, Kidney Cordial, and Liver
pills, u permanent cure, or will refund money.
Pamphlets, References, and Medical advice
sent by mail, gratis. Address DR.. Filter, ID >.
Fourth, phila. Medicines at Druggists. II
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Guardians Sale.

In the Matter of the Estate of Melissa A
robinson aud Clara l.. Robinson (only heirs
OF Dennis Robinson, dcceased), Minors. No
lice IL hereby given that shall sell at PUB
Lie AUCTION, To the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, the Third Day Of October,
A. ID. 1876, at one o'clock, I'm the afternoon, al
the residence of Phillip A. West, In the Town
ship of Cherry Valley, In the County of Lake,
I'm the state of Michigan, pursuant 10 License
and authority granted 10 me on the nth day
of February, A. ID: 1876, by the Probate Court
of Barry County, Michigan, all of the estate,
right, title and Interest of the said minors of,
In and To the real estate situated and being In
the County of Lake, In the State of Michigan,
known and described us follows, to-wit: The
Southeast Quarter of Section Eighteen QS),
III Township Eighteen u.s. North, of Range
Twelve ~ West, containing one Hundred
and Sixty acres, more or less.
Dated, Aug. 10th, A. ID. 1876.
JOHN KINDS, Guardian.
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The school i'm Dist. No. 3, Of Yates,
closed to-day, with exercises, such rs
reading, speaking, etc, and II picnic,
ut which about fifty persons were pres
cnt. 1t was Il very enjoyable time, and
everything passed offplcasantly. One
load camc-not with four-horsc team,
but with fOur-oX team, hitched to Il
log cart. 1t was four months term,
taught by Miss Alice Switser.
Cor.
Yates, 1ugtst 25th, 1876.
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Chase g. KinnC.

Manufacturers and Dealers in Lum-
Der and Lath. Special attention paid to
BILL Stuff. Mill and Yard on line of #.
d p. NJ. Railway, 4! miles west OF BALD
win 2-l-52
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Dentist, Reed City. Twenty--four
years practice. Office, up stairs, ut res
idencc, opposite church. $50
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BALDWIN POStOihce.

Mails close at . o'clock p. m.
Office open daily tSundays excepted from 3 a
m. To 0 D. M, excepting meal times, Money Or
dor i.snel or Letters Rcgist red daily, except ON
sunday A. u. KiNNE, Postmaster.
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A. w, Jenkins, M. D.,

Homeopathic Physician Il Surgeon.
Office and residence on SlosSon Avenue,
Reed City, Mich Do
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Tho,s SmurthWaite,

Fire and Life Insurance Agent. Of
flee ut Baldwin House, Baldwin, Mich.
$50
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gem advertisements.
Administrators Sale.
Mortgage Sale.

No"r,t bJahOs
Default having been made In the conditions
ora certain indenturc of Mortgage, executed
by William III. TAYLOR, To Harry Sayypr benr
ing date the fifteenth day of Noyember. one
thousand eight hundred and sevcnty-five and
recorded In the office OF the Register of Deeds
for the County OfIakc, State of Michigan i'm
IhDcr three oi Aior'g,,geS on page hfty-eight,
on the ninth day of December, a. ID. iS75: by
which default, the power of sale contained In
said Mortgage has become operative and mn
suit or proceeding at law, or in chancery, hay
ing been Instituted 10 recover the amount due
on said Mortgage, or the Note uccOuDanvinp
the same, and there being now claimed Ia III
due on said Mortgage and Note, the SUN of if-
ty-tWo dollars ana seventeen cents, and also
the further sum oftwcnty five ollais ms an nt-
torncys fee, expressly agreed To he paid,
should any proceedings he taken To fors,.iosa
the said Mortgage: Notice, therefore, is here
by given thai said Mortgage win Dc foreclosed
on Monday, the
Sixteenth Day Of October, h. u. 1876,
ut ten o'clock in the forenoon. of said dov
In 'front.' of the Court House, in the village OF
baldwin, In said County of Lake, (Said Court
House being the place for holding the Circuit
Court for said county, by u sale nj public nI,c-
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, of the
premises described in said Mortgage, or so
much thereof rs may De necessary To satisfy
the amount due on said Mortgage, with ren-
Sonabic costs ana expenses, together with the
aforesaid attorney fee of Twenty-Five dollars:
which said mortguged premises are described
IN said Mortgage as follows; "All that certain
piece or parcel of land known ana described
rs the east half of the southeast quarter of
section thirty -four, in Town seventeen M
north, OF range thirteen Q3J west, in Lake
county, Michigan"
Dated, July 18th. 1870.
W. HARRY SAWYER, Mortgage.
WIN. Ii. GILDARr,
Attorney for Mortgagec.
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w. Il. Mott, NJ. ID.

Office i'm Postoillce Building, baia-
win, Mich. Will attend prompty 10
all calls, i'm town or country. ia
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Farm For Sale.

We will sell, at any time within 4 months
from the date of this advertisement, u arm OF
lGO ucrrs located in Lake township, Lake
county: 3 acres cleared; good log house; plen-
ty of good water; about 2DO,MO feet ofeXcellent
pine. This tract promises 10 become u me
fruit farm Is3milcs from Railroads; lla miles
from school house, and IL miles from the
Perc Marquette River, one of the most beautl.
ful streams in existence. There are some ~
younp peach trees, about large enough To
TRANSPLANT: also, some young apple trees-nat-
urai Price, 800. Title perfect. THERE'S, also,
n large bed of muck on this place. Call on or
"iIrsss COBB RADCLIFFE
Mny Dhtb Baldwin, Mich.
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Baldwin House.

This House has been newly finished
and re-furnished, and will be kept in
iirt-class style. Charges reasonable.
Good stabling. +. Indermill, Proprie-
tor, Baldwin, Mich. 1856
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Carpentering.

w. McCausey Is prepared to attend
to all calls i'm the above named line.
l.. o. Address, Baldwin, Mich.
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YslO advertisements.
Clubbing Rates.

To those desiring to club with
this paper and another publication,
we will furnish the STAR and
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Business CARDS,
NJ. @. BuRcu. O. M BEARDsLEY. j.. BYRON JUDKINs.
Burch, Beardsley e. Judkins,
ERS-
viii practice in the State and United
States Courts. Hersey, Mich. 81
100000 to loau OH Real Estate.
Isaac Grant,

Sheriff of Lake county, Mich. VIII
attend promptly to all business entrust-
ed to him. Address, Baldwin, Lake
county, Mich.
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Yates Township.

EWswOrth, august I'm, 1876.
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most needed i'm this locality. Aspccial-
" made of trade in the above line.
Also, deals I'm
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
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INTERESTING WILL CASE.

Tho Colt will case In Brooklyn has ended adversely
to the contestants Mrs. Colts sanity having been
established Surrogate vceder has decided TO admit
tho will to probate At the time Of Mrs Colts DEATH
in June 1885, sho possessed OF sl25, 900 worth Of
property her right For several yoars prior e
her death she had resided with her husband, but
with her eldest daughter, Mrs Emily cray. whou
the will was opened after her death II found that
she had leave her property to hor husband
Mr.. William A. Colt, but had lett 1t 10 ner children
instead. Tho will was contested by Mr. Colt on the
ground that tho tcstatrix insane and that hef
daughter, Mrs Gray, had excrlcd undue influence
over her The trial OF the nrst begun before
Surrogate william y. Vccder in August. 1873, and
occupied fifteen months. Twenty-threo hundred pages
OF testimony were taken. The decision follows
la the matter OF tho last VIII OF Emily Coit-Aiter
a carciuI review OF the evidence in this case am
satisfied that Mrs. Cot at the time OF the execution Of
the paper propounded. wts IN possession Of her
facuilcs; that sho comprchended the oxtent and
nature Of the act she Was performing; that the viii
OF her creation. without interference or undue
influence. ana was duly executed.
Therefore, ordered that tho paper must be admitted
to probate her last will and testament
w. u. vEEDER, Surrogate.
Mrs Colts properly Will, by this dccts)on, be di.
vided equally among her chldrenthree soo and nvs
dnughters--with the exception OF Mrs. Gray, whose
allowance Is iarccr than that OF the Others
In tho SIX o tho children sided win their
father.
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IMPORTANT SEIZURE OF LACES.

Captain Charles n. Bracket. special agent OF the
Treasury Department. received Information about ton
days ago that the United States mails being used
as . medium to smugglc goods from Canada into this
country. Acting upon Instructions received from
Washington he communicate with the Custom House
authorities al Newark With the assistance Of the
Postmaster that place the goods were traced TO the
establishment Of George Cox, manufacturer OF laccs
At Paterson. Captain Bracket yesterday morning de-
tailed Alexander to proceed to Paterson and
the movement resulted In the seizure OF fortysix
packages OF lace edging, OF which twenty-six were
found in the possosson OF Cox ana the remainder
the Post Onice Newark addressed in his Tho
goods were seized and placed IN the custody OF tho
Newark Custom House Collector, where they will re-
main until appraised.
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AN IMMORAL TEACHER.

Mr. Anthony Y. Comssock, special agent OF the Post
Office for the dsecton and punishment OF dealers in OBJ
scene literature has atsy had his attention called to
case which demanded action. The offender is known ~
..George II. Gaulicr. A. NJ" who had rooms at No.
l2l2 broadway and who profsssed to givc les
sons in foreign languages 10 young gentlemen.
uGaut,sr, ,s n man OF lno addross, caicukted
10 impose readily the unwary and
unsuspectiug He had, prior 10 thr year 1870, been
profcssor o French the University OF tho City OF
Sov YORK. afterwafd connected with the Packard in
sttutc aud again appears instructor Of French and
modern languages in tho Murray H lnsstuto OF this
city.
His connvction with these institutions csasIng. he
opened private evening class Of Is own, and issue4
y card which carried cquivocai neaaing.
Investigation into the matter showed that the teooAs
ings and practices OF Gnuter were very immoral 4
was issued for his by Jussoo
Dury, aud BIO lodged last night In the Twenty
ninth precinct police station. Tho accused viii by
arraiensd ~ the Tombs to-day, whom al Of tho ov4
asncs obsslnsd VIII W laid boAors Ne mastaksaAA
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EX-SECRETARY BRISTOW.

HIS DENIAL OF THE PUBLICATION or ANY vIN-
DIcATIoN OF HIMsELr--HIs OFFICIAL CON-
DUCT DID NOT REQUIRE IT.
LOUISVILLE, Nov..eS. 1876
Ex-Secrotary Brlstow, in interview to-day with
reporter oi the Courier Journal, who asked II the
article in New York paper Of Thursday last about tho
wh,skey prosecutions was tho vindcasicn Of himself
which some the Eastern papers said would appear
election over, said that all tho state
men,s about his publishing any vndicaton Of HIM
sell Unauthorized. he had not iet that his
oicial conduct required any vindcaton, and he had
not thought Of either making or having suen vndica-
tion made. He had desire TO thrust personal mat
ters bcforo the public, but II had ho should
iect the present time, when the people concerned
about matters OF more serious moment In refercIce
tho article referred to he said he had heard nohng
OF until he read II to-day. Tho article he says, con-
tains matters he had not heard OF before.