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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-10-21
NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs,

NHE undersigned hereby forwarn all per.
= sons from tresspassing on our premises
either for hunting, guning, trapping OF in any
other manner, as the law will be rigidly en-.
forced against all SO offending.
JOSEPH TENER,
oct zl'StF DAVID COVER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-10-21

THE euileok at present is little different
from xhat i xss at the opening Of The cam
'paign y
10 doubt the5 heartily Rist Il we're .
little diifsrent from what it really Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

MONDAY. Jan. H.-FLOUR AND MgAT-Super-
fancy shipping IN moderate demand, spnng bakers'
elas larry sSVS ana In SON, cases nelG higher City
sSp'ne5a dS Sorn mes, gget We quote Fogr
state. &C., t5IoaS536. winter wheat \ ana XIX, 500
* so; Minnesota patent so tOat9.25 Southern bakers
TRovisioSs-Pork wss du and UNCHANGED sales on
The spot 80 obs uninspected at $50 55bs20s5 beef
81 3oatie5o; Bacon quiet; Lard was easter sales
r dc s gx oI 19 s r1ts ip PRIME sng
tcs. at 27Scior January ~ 1916 I3c Tor February
beS Sse d sH wesr ana ss ApT Tor
q ~ Tallow dun at n,isvlsc for prime !Butler very
CorTos-spots were dull he rc,is,d quotations (,
Sidns upsnds d. ssa az bs sp for ronsnyn
uon. FUTURES opened n m. but cose1 1.l0c. lower (;
February, l5sc Tor Mrch, md i3lec. Tor April Re
ceipts At M Hor,s tgiaa5 S.re y , ~ bale.
Tor ond 4, MT,anses 'rng laO Tor we',e NADIA ia
Oats dun Gales VI tush. o. 45t ior No 3 New YORK
inspeei,ni &c 20 No 90 doi i7c Tor No. On cage
mi1ed SOC for e. o. 80. Miissukee mixed and IS
SSlS 90, on r.ck i.r shi,c Barley sues 1900 bush
tlls barley malt ; lies 800 bush. al tii0afi3o for
fourrowrd state. Corn wclN sales 4t0jJ bdsu. NJ SO
daG Sc o r ye low ws S md o aIE new
6s9sddc for waite southerui and Old Mesurn mixed.
suSpEEs Naval stores were quiet but steady at $40
moo 10 GOOD strupd ro in IN pcro ~ , bSr sS va,
much nrnness and little 1ncesi crude, m buix 80
generally steady though r.ther dull Grain to LAYER
pool by steam, $50; iacon, 80 Cd; cotton, I'D.
saeese, i5s; per ton ecef 4. o.; &C. Grain to Lie
bon 10 telnr h.f,- l6lic, god; Flour 70 Glasgow.
owtr saics 10 6b'S at si.iG( ttiii w. "'''Ae'
New Orleans At iseo foreign quiet 4osisc for
Porto Rico Rice giet al 5t. No. for domestic. Rio
stock here, l7osiO bsgs. MID Grades unc' anred
rm s &c Tor s to GOOD cuSa renS Ss qss es ppI
hhds. at 5l6c FOR molassee grades Sc for New Or
ioslc' for crushed. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
4 CHALLENoE FR0M MR. FIELD.
Information that n Lawyer Probably Toch
from the LIpn of bic client.

The argument Of the motion for talesmen
TO complete the struck jury in the Tweed oaso
occupied the attention OF Judge Westbrook
during the whole day, yesterday, IN Supreme
Court Circuit. Mr.. Peckham claimed that that
was the practice under the common law from
time immemorial In ENGLAND, and that the
statutes In this State did not alter the rule. lie
proposed that the order TO summon the tales
men should be directed 70 one OF the corOners
the Sheriff being an interested party, and sub
mitted an afidavit that Tweed had escaped
while 10 the custody Of the Sheriff.
Mr.. ID. d. Field. In opposing the motion, said |:
=, Tho learned counsel. In making this motion, has
ions OF other counsel thnk ~ hat repeet he has
made mtake. don't think u necessary TO fortify
abroad for impulse To influence him IN dschae Of
as durr think NC have altogether too much inter
tSe mean Ga to 90 my duty az regard II. and am
newspapers anybody and shall not call in the
aid Of sny person upon that subject. And while speak
papers-the Selo I0rt DiIunS2s very soiicitous
where get my fees will tell on one condition, That
shall tell me Tor what purpose ita editors lied
on Tweed wnen he came from Black wells Island and
diligence Of that teman whom It for years charged
most grossly and, trust falsely vita having robbed
isif SSer il they "y sn'Se r. me- U Ss.c SSeCu aS
them s same sH w ye s'V PrspSS 10
counsel have IN their possesson. Further, let say
that cannot add 10 this uuncatcd jury there an
other struck Jury 20 be got Thursday ana here
will agree struck jury and there thall oc chl-
" m bc 10 aSs 1es ses s e9 t9s ony 0ne .ea
No doubt that CAP be done. can Imagine that u we
usans on side or the other-impartiai citizens Who
viii do justice.
Mr. Field then argued in opposition to the
motion, that there could be no addition to the
ten special jurvmen by tales, or In any other
manner whatever.
Judge westbrook will announce his decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

SUPREME CouRr GEsERAL TFnN-Nos. 100,
Iga. lH. 1893, eu lu, M 100, lf2, l2i, 10, lnS Al
IL. 1Hs. l55, l5i. tu4. luS, i7l.
SUPREME Cox Hr tnAMutRs.-N0a. 3, II, ~, II, "A
81 nua. "a. ~, go, Ctl ~ up a. ARA lucluIiug loo.
srrNtNr tUrrr-SgtDIAL TEHH. demurrer No. q
Law anu Fact Sos. ldhie ~. iiN 92, $50. e;'S. 40
2il 2sl. 2o' et 30 80, "a s.s "a s75' ss559
ga, .s, .,n. lhn. 80. 2Nn PSI, Us, 2Nv ~, ~
2V5 -.W. ".s, % %. HVf, ans a. iN2.
sI4rffE COT Iir Part Nos. W., H1f. lli, l2il,
tdl. lanl, pn 81 $50, as, $40. l2'l 2od 80. 40
~ lTfi llI lafr l&3,,Y ~, ~ i1Sl Say
"a. isld. ,si. 2l96. 2Gl, iso 23iS. go A. 20s5
as 2olt 2,1t, il1ls, go, on siS 5oJ ooy ivdv !2sJ
1905,
SUPERIOR CorRr-Part I-Nos. 1871. 1873 l543. S70
1858, ~, 900, ln 500. 1di W., so sn. Lii li5a
Farl N -Nns 100 ca, $50 'Hd pfS, OH $50, 1919 Sd2
O5i ~. s;s, ga 021 ul6. n5s ms, Vld 1874 ...
toAtloN PLEAs-Pirt Nos. hfS, 900, 1000 10y
$50 SOL sn" BOB eNe -, ISL 2lsl, 2,Sl 1850 1877
$50 Ell Part II Reidy-Nos roe, lls, 40 Nei
down Noa 2ii3 2ili 30, iaas 1910, 1913, 7is, ll0i
lits, li43. 1ttL lifl, tlid, lit1, lfis.
CoMsoY lLEAs -GENERAL TERM Adjourned Until
N,RiNs Cornr-Plrt Nos. 5000 5ne9 bo1i 1919
3haG l2li GIT, 35lI. 1901 49, % b. 31n6 3.M, $3.50
2nii, pArt ll-Nos Gttl dnt. bSil 4f15, i1NJ, .aai
ilG3, $40, a523 taQO 5pt, 63ll 6l17, $40, Gd 3ao1
Part Ia d S. BOSS. G.li ul19, 0i2l, 5000, biaui 3Sg9
800. J,6s, 5t4t, tu.2, 11IS, 51pj, lOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
Ar USElu ENTs.
Change Of Dili nj the Park Thestrc-"A
Pretty Piece of business"

or the three pieces when made up the
programme at the Park Theatre last week, the
free. M, Turn Next IA the only one which
holds its 81 ce. For the other two, a Pretty
Piece OF Buslnt SIS" and "Jouess BABY" have
been substituted. In each Of tho plays which
now constitute the till here Mr. John Dillon
played leading pant last HINT tcfutea large
audience. In the first ne was marif,s'iy IN Il
ca.e, and obviously appeared At 4 disadvantage.
Yet hts acting showed tae training of good
school. HIS impetsonati0n was symmetrical
and consistent, his conceuttOn II the part ana Of
tho humorous points, clear AMI appreciaiive
Even with the dr .wpack mentioned his bearing
was uncomm nly G sy aud graceful. As Itct
t1S. IN the farce MY Turn Next" he played
with much mo re efsct than on the first night,
week ago lie Is cvld entlr m actor Of Unusual
tai hts taste, and SKIN. likely to grow In public
esteem las no snail become more widely known.
Ia the performances last evening Mss Mario
Louise and Miss Mary stuart did Tx worthy
81 mention. Mr.. Fergu should learn that a
gentleman takes 81 ms hat, and keeps 1t on,
when ne enters paflor, especially when n Lady
Il present. The auditory greatly enioved tho
evenings entertainment. II laughter Is evidence
Il enjoyment. sir. W. =. Giiberts comic drama
" Tom C1to' Is In preparation for representa-
ton az this house.
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NOW NAVY MoRE ARE rnEREq

The Discovery Mr.. Young Of BROOKLYN MRdo
by Having his Gas Meter inspected.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Samuel j. Young
Of 81 Douglass street, Brooklyn, suspected that
something was wrong with his gas meter. He
raid the Citizens Gas Company's exorbitant
bills under protest, and when the company pro-
posed to remove the meter he refused 10 allow
them to do so, urging his right to have II tested
TO ascertain whether he had been swIndled.
The company insisted that the meteor should be
removed without being tested, and Mr.. Young
obtained an injunction from Jldge Nelson pre-
venting them from removing II.
Mr.. Young therefore had the meter tested by
John Burns, one OF the State inspectors, who
found that the machine was Incorrect In its
measurement, and IN his report he said that II
W. about six per cent. too fast. The gas COM
pany, accepting the report. have refunded to
Mir. Young the amount overchar2ed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
Secretary Fish'r Exploration TO the House
Committee on Foreign Aaairs.

Secretary Fishr Explanation TO the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
WAsHINoToN, Jan. 17.-Secretary Fish
was to-day before the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs by invitation, and In general
terms informed the committee Of the present
condition Of the Cuban question. lie did not
specifically state the terms Of the circular re-
Gently addressed To foreign nations on that sub
ject, but intimated that it merely asked their
moral support In the event OF mediation or in
tervention by the United states. Speaking q
the recent Madrid telegraph dispatches giving
an outline Of SPANS reply to the American cir
cular, he said he did not regard its tone ~ UNI
friendly. As TO tho negotiations now in progress
they were conducted IN concilIatory manner
on both sides and certainly without threats on
the part Of the United states. and he hoped
that the negotiations would terminate satisfac-
torily. lie WAS willing that the cUrrespOnde nc Q
should be laid before the House, and this would
be done should that body call for IL. Suisse
quentlv resolution was passed calling for the
correspondence, which Will soon 10 communi-
Gated by the President to the House.
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ANpEHSON.-The remains ~ nr henry James An
d. arrived 10 this cts on SafurcaY, me lhth INST
The remains viii ne iu ~. Hluriels tpurch, Slth IT.,
between let Hud "a Ays, until Tuesday morning. IN y
VIII be taken the zee on Tuesday u lrnug. AT mar past
u uclOck, to ~. pAtucas tAthc lrt, where ~ 10
O'Clock, solemn requiem mass Viii De offered Tor tho
rtunse of ms soul Friends ana rrAuves aui the so
crtes Of which the deceased Na'A member are invited
tO attend At the Cathedral.
FOSTER. ON SUNDAY. Jan. 10, 1870 Aaron q. foe-
ter, aged bi years and months.
Tho relatives ana friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral rom hs late real
dgnce. 2pd Delanccy st, TINS dll, 900 T. VI.
Bangor Name, papers pie ~ funY
IRELAND -Ou MONDAY Jan. H. "a ? A. NJ OF paral-
Vsis Sarah icson ireland, eldest d,lghter of the late
Joseph Ireland formerly VI ihs cy III ths Slh year OF
her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
att 10 her funeral from htr late rrfdence $40 State
q, idsep. e, ,onn" on Wednesday, al oe.ocE.
Trans leave NrW y irS at 10 \ NJ
MARrlN.-Jan. ~ 1879, John Martin, native NJ the
parish OF Lusma, Kings county ireland, IA uls b6th
yrar of mis-
H.. fronds and relatives are respectfully invited.
The burial VIII commence on "Wednesday, al o'clock
from the residence OF his son naw 2lO Nest AIst IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

Robcrtson's always charming comedy of
caste" was produced last evening In the
Brooklyn Theatre, In an unusually excellent
manner. The cast embraced Mr.. IL. ]. Monta-
que. II ,rry Becxet, Mr.. Claude Burroughs, Miss
Mario e. Gordon, and Mrs FArren and the
scenes were Ut ced on he stage with that thor
ougn attention - detail and elegance That has
become matter OF course IN the brooklyn The
atTc. Especially hne WAS the scene IN act second.
Mr.. Montague appears TO better advantage In
very fcw characters than In that Of tho Hon.
Gc0rcC D'ihOD, and his acting last evening was
fully Ia kc'iing with his reputation. Mr.. Harry
beckett. whose Foote's rs So Justly admired,
played the part ~ the d~repu able old father. IN
his usual conscientious manner. Sir. Claude
Burroug has been steadily improving Of late,
and last ntght he took the trying part Of capt.
HUTfr,c. with more than ordinary intelligence.
Mr.. Lamb was good as sam Geryttgs Miss
Marie H. Gordon was . very charmlng Esther
Ec,ff.. and plaNod with hcrusual good judgm mt.
Ponv was taken At short notice by Miss Ger
adlue Nave, and all she lacked was what DIR.
Won iui Nv calls ginger" &C ste Will he the
attraction during the week, 10 be followed 10y
anew play, written Tor MIR. Montague. in which
he 4,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
Live stock Market.

New YORK., Monday, Jan. l7.-Receipts Oh
beeves were 2lS car loads, or i.1l6 head, max.
ing 1908 for the week, against 1852 for nc pre-
vious week, ana s023 for the CORES ponding week
lat year. The average qualify was fair with only .
car loads o. Texans, and but small nun0er Of poor
natives. Tie weather was unfeyOrAOle ana with a full
supply q cattle prices iowei than Friday
by more than Nc n for all grades Extra and fancv
steers Were retailed al l34al3yc n poor W street
~ prime natives were soia IN lot, a. losl3c. n to
dress o5I5S bs some rough coNs at n sJac to dress
IS ms; and two cars OF Texans osc dress IS ns
Receipts Of sheep and lalnJs we're % loads. or
bO54 head making 25,27l for the week, against 1g4Q1
stt week, ana 2SO5J Tor the corresponding last
year. The demand was FAR and trade was moderately
active at good prices, ranging from sac. 7Afc n
for common to extra sheep.
Arrivals Of hogs yesterday and to-day were o. car
loads. or SOS head, making 2gSOS for the week.
against 2ii3O ist week. and 81 9 corrceponds
INK week last year. Receipts Included Fix loads
be sold alive, for which 7A4c. had been offered
anu SatASsJsc, for Western.
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NONrEVERDE MEYERS. On Monday. Jan. IL.
1876 the OF the bride 3bs West 2ai st. by
The Rev Father kesn u Il Patrck'- Cathedral, VII
liam 7. Muulcvcrie to Mary f. Meyers. both OF this
~, formerly NJ SrwtoWn. l.. |.
DD.lKWlN; On Tue day. Jan :, At the Fint
Hapust Church. Brookyn, \. T.. ~ the Rev. j. H.,
Ihomls D. u. Nathaniel Ladi 10 Jennie daughter OF
tn late George Irwin.
ON-FARtlNGrON. On Jan. l. 1870, nv tho
Rev james +. kenny, George II nixon e. Mary f. Far
rngtOn ~ Brooklyn, +. y.
sMl ri sMlrh.-At East Orange, y. J., on THURS
day Jan H. AT the res rn,e Of inc brides parents, by
the Rev. stephen II. ryug, ir, ID d. Anna smith 70
kllt daughter 81 w. iIig ne smith PEG
ILMANN- MA AS.-On Wednesday, Jan ~, ~ the
residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Dr & Al
Ter Bernhard Ulmaln 20 Gertrude, daughter OF Merlin
Mas, Esd, Of this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

How man, Wrotthcd homes IN our land How
many hrart.b rohuu lnYaiNlti Lie with many sis
n.h amere o"rtoas eA.stcn'e. ~ are subject 10
di= 4n but When ncaltt Il removed the hop" b nearly
gone out 81 'An'ss l. Usually lne9fl through e.
pusurs or CdrresEutss Especially is thus true win
ihose disra.es peculiar 10 woman Through her own
imprudoac and ioiy she u made % drag out miscr.
ahlo cNstcnce-A source ut annoyance ant anxiety TO
ner cnds, amt ANY ming nut cOuot anu pleasure e
h'rrrlL ENpl. 10 the cold ~ times Wnen she tioud
be- most pru lent ald oYrrANns her body WIN llDorl
GUS rmnlO, rcuf botn rlittul causes OF many Of
the nalld 4. from which she sun 10 GRADUALLY the
bloom ,AN,s hOr rhccks her hps grow ashY white her
yiVaciy DEPARTS, sle contnuAiy eApeueaceH feeling
OF WEAKNESS amt general Language ahi altogether pre-
6clta 3. rtOs'ly apno rance what docs $40 "a tpd ,
Should she take s..,r s.iuladpJ aIJS ",lca VIII tor
ne ne make her nei hsnsf" Or tucs her entire tys
tenn demind rraariuln7 She requires something
winch not 0ny viii restore 10 health the diseased or
gans but viii tone and luylgJrae Me system ".
Fierce Fayurte rrscliptlOn viii tins. II imparts
gin to the diseased parts, hrng back the glow ~
hcAlth and ssstures comfort where previously th're
only Aun ING. -, 4,
FverJ invahd lady should send tor The People =
Common Sense Medical ADVISER ~ when over MY
pagea devoted 20 the cOnsueTntiOn OF those dls
eaS peculiar to IL will ne sent poet pam 10
any address, for tl6O. Address Il. v Pierce, NJ.
W0rh'e DiapensarY, Buffalo n. Y, AgGuts wanted "
ssY Gals valuable w9rh,-Ad0
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Actual Rnpid Transit.

The New York Elevated Railroad Comprpy
celebrated the completion of its to Fifty ninth
street by running excursion trains yesterday. ore
started ON Che Battery at 1910 7. NJ with Mr.. Court
nv Pro- tlent. directors, and guests Tie trp
TO fif.ninth street and return made In hour
aud eight minutes. Including several long stoppAges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
RrnI EnnIc nnrI1..-

Yesterday at the Exchange wood & Todd sold
under foreclosure enc threestory basement brick
house with lot 2JNa2, south side Of Seventeenth street
%b feet west OF Fiftn avenue, 10000 tplanun)
. The following force oture sales were adjourned.
Property southwest Of Madison avenue and sev.
g tyaevenh street 70 Jan "a property north side %
Third street. east OF Eleventh avenue to Jan ~ prop
ery south side Of l4sth street. west Of Boulevard 70
Feb. IA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

iNhAehsse 6s old i5i4 Georgia y, new, 1880 aud
hissour Il, ofls,s At iOoe. In railroad bouds there
VAS ught trade The principal transactions were ~
fuhowei Albany and Susquehanna lat, IA Chicago,
Bur ngtOn AMI Quincy eonsohd 10 7s, l11 ! l~hwh
@, ~, lQ Nj. ana 81. T., l., aud n div, e M.
ana ~. r. consolidated SINKING fund, bka4sLsl1t
Ninona and ST. r. %, 7oi Morris Enh Essex q, 1871,
l07is New York Central real estate, l02s9 Oao AND
%, 7oSs Union Paelnc =, lana grant lol 5esl0lh :
Western Unon Telegraph, coipon, 1900 1854 Lou
anu Nasty. consolidated, 1898, ~ Onion Pacific lst,
lO27lSl0j CenlrA, Pacific gold bonds, 1914 MI
NauNen aud ST. Pal lets, Lacrosse division % ChlcA
go AMI Northwestern consolidated, lOtia New Jtrs'f
20 e. Lous and j. ii. let, w n. aRo c. y. ~, w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
The nurrlar-Aio,rn Bcli Rung.

self in he len les yesterday morning lie was awak
ny the ringing VI tae burglar alarm At me h,ad OF
his red, aud nasiN Hci1ug hs rCNVvrt ne htAi'd ~
20 down sars lie unwltngly struck his arm against
the railing and thus pressed bis hnger against the
I'm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

Peninsula lat l02 Han. and 81. Jo 49, convertihie
~ 1 northwestern fst io7A hOrthweftcrn toneolE
date coupon gold bonds. SAL
he opening. nlgnrat vest. ana T. ctoatno
y Gee OF atOcKs To-Day were
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Susintss ioolltrs.


Sometimes exposure In very raw wind inn Ames
the pi uitOus ung of the nose, and unhealthy
now Of mucous, which leads TO chronic catarrh
thrO at cough aud disease OF tue uusu, consumption
aud Premature deaf speedily cured by NishartI
Pine Tar CordlAli
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

A Dollar Case Of Homeopathic Medicines,
win directions Tor tnelr use, sent postpaid receipt
oftl SMITHS HOmp Dpathic Pnlrmacy, l0s ith sv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

pas-
steamship George Cromwell HsnflI mdse ami pass.
steamship cry VI san AntoAiO. Galveston. muse aud
Atothe usual river aud co>stwise vessen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

Now Ia the time to buy furniture. carpets, and
bedding cheap cash az Is. II. G1wperthNAt Co.. .,
l55 AIN ~, Chatham etreet,-AdC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

"strOngest Linimcnt IN Nnrisct," "BROWNS
HOUSEHOLD PAAACEA " For IA crn1l and external
use. Cures rheumatism, Conc, Colds, sprsins, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
MARINE INrELLIG ENCE.


MINIATURE ,LNASAc-rHts Day
sun risee... 81 sun SETS. Ol MOol riAcs 20
ntoH WArER-rnts nay
sandy Hook % Coy. Island. "a licil Gate. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

All Thront mud Lung Complaints Cured by
using WIsrARs BAL-AM or WILD CHERRY. SOC. aud 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
HIRRIED.

Act wisely. md examine POmcrov's al Elias
tic Truss al "a BruadWat before buying any other.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

How often this IA said, and whyY You are bill
ious. Then take Quirhs IRISH Iea.-Ad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18

But this Lamp affair Was not ny only m,is AN o,
committed several Others much more damaging III IVY
cnnse1uenccr. A few months after tntlHS rhhlFS "
the duties OF my once the brother OF tAs flr-t ~
nue busi mess generally aud quise nucn y, ana nntNY
Invited mo u hA store. lie repeated ms lnYli'Non
three or fcur times. once hy letter, before |
complied win hs request When | vsl.d h =
store Mr. Grant, though somewhat embarrassed,
but on The whole Wltn the graceful AR OF an
accom- Ili,hed buhne,s n,la, pTupl ed 10 me 10
ioin Min in deTaul the Government ~ permitting y
certain dstlery to r,ia douoe ITS registered capai
or In Oner TO collect The taA Tor 0ny One-ai Us
actual product II YOU deeae, sud the acute mite.
man, "the Government viii gain nothing Tor ~ Gst
event the dstierY viii not intreae It's pIOduet II yon
conseut the taule tax Wlcb you now collect VIII elli
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WHY NE WAS RrMoyEp.

These icentra chicago friends relgug upon the ict
that they alone procured my appoiltnrhi, sought ~
convince lt, Nety fOul aftei HssuAei me uNiils OF
uy office, tnat iuugn Wtt Collector, aad hAu 5000
honor aui responsibility OF thu onic . tleY must msi G
upon nylion OF M" pronts. what eNfen welded
10 tn~ir Imperative request, and how susequ ntN uey
kp rrDuiuu. IciIuNc ma us trY nud iNhnfcd
" plrI to- deat ~ point which prefer 10 discuss az
some other tIuc ana place,
hlFiug said this mach, ~ not nc auiisH 10 ds.
close the additional reasnns for NY removal from
Ofhcc--not IN tuiuk that my per onHl fortunes eau
~ Ut rest TO tbs puhlc, but merely n'cnuse
believe the TeVa VIII furm 4Naiuable ADDITION To the
many Illustration u the iptcnncsr OF out cfil ser.
We. Ihs trrt mistake Itch made ns the wut q
gOe. Ia our fair republic That caused the
removal OF ccrtrin ~. Lampor, VINO va, lhed
SutNs GAuger In my district. ma ceteritd MN M
frauuulent " appropriitirr highNiucs. n, boat.
eh tlat WOuid not dare 10 luth MIN, A. ~ Wa =
cousin OF President Grant, aud ocred To bc 1850 inat
he cOuld not be touched, On the SAME gay ported
him tor removal, aud royoS his Msl tnn ii ~ Hut.
He re fsncd Immediately, 10 crcapr dl.rrIfc-
ful d-unsa M IN ~ laCts reported - ~ lon,
DelauO tnen Comma sioutr OF Internal Revenue. lr
approved VI NV course, and anded thtt my Acunn IN
t.c pltm,cs Vas tntircY "a sfactorY 20 lhf iirsl'
dent, A few months LATER thr Same Or lhnier,
Putle Moneys In tne United states lsnl bm m
Mns ngton Territory IL but fair 10 pre- ,uuie thar
the Pr, sCent the hurry ana pruts OF business mad
forgotten the Official record OF hls co4tu. How yer
he Was reminded Of 10 wacn. Vosequcnt5, ir L'up 2
loaut tue moneys OF the tNNcruWt 10 20 me- personal
M nus for private speculation. WHO'RE Llpef may VA
epplOyel now am uuaple TO ten. |, - 10 ne holro
however that hr eminent talents VIII not De lO'1 " Vac
cOuutty.