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BACON Clear sides, ii,ssl5c supply am.
BtlTrEIS-Commg In rapidly; prices de.
chpinE; % cents according TO grade UTesh
CANbLEs- sehoners, i7@lSci supply am,
CANDY-Stick, "A to 10 cents according to
grate. Dallas Candy Mauu'aotoryl1s. 4
CHEESE Western, 1905. f--
COAL OlL-Al9rke, bnre;, IS cents IN bar
rqs; IN cases u O5@S9 Is.
COFFEE-Old good Java, S5@Ac Rio choice
9{cs pi1me pc; common, 22CsRI ~ stock
ample; demand fair, with anupward ienv
dency, .s-.
CORN MEAL Supply good; bolted, Toe;
unholled, o. cents per bush0l, .'..
FLOUR-TOdd Mills, " 10 for tho best,
XIX \ from 50 to 50 Is; XIX, 81 %; X, " 80; ST,
Louis, none offered.
HAMS Fancy brands III. AmesL lie; of
brands from l51S To lB1ic; market quietstock
small
KROUT-Too late In theseason to quote.
l.ARpy7ln tierco, l51se; ION pals, lGMc,
FaiIbanks& Pecks, In TINS, 7hc. Market
M0iAssics Stock light. Fancy Louis.
Hgs AZ GhS Ssshs S RT@s vi iof co.,
nne, " 80; Ohio, river, III barrels, nne. 81 ~
dairy, in barrels, 81 ~; table, &c per sack,
Supply light, market quick. WI ....
UGAR-Granulated by the barrel, i21Sc,
crushed, l21ac; powdered, l253c; prime pow
dered, Nc lower coffee A. ll5tc; coffee q, l094c;
choice louisiana, loo; prinie, 9Isci dry fair,
DO Market quiet, supply ample a rise In
New Opieans and. New York reported.. 2
4 TEA-Finest gunpowder, 81 %, Market
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, a5ea0 cents double
APPLESSDrled, l2IIc. for choice lie. for
prime 100. for State, ISnpply smaeth' rrug
oPQuLTRY-stook light; demand geodi
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rnESEw corTON COMPRESS.
Ano'her Great Dallas Enterprise.


This press Is one Of TyleFs owl
manufacture from Springfield, Mnssa
ehuselts. The arrangement OF il 1
very simple aud powerful.
II Is set On Il solid brick foundation
three and half feet deep, in whlcl
$4,000 were used, Upon this are foul
cypress stills lSxlS; two are twenty
four feet lougAnd two are thirteen AM
ahalf feet, On top OF this Is the pres.
and all necessary machinery The
cylinder Is a full forty.elght inch aud
the steam pressure Is from one hun.
bred to one hundred and twenty-five
pounds to the square inch. twill
reduce bale Of cotton to one.third of
It's original size, With good gang of
Tiers, 1t viii compress from six hun.
dFed 70 seven hundred bales per day of
ten hours. .
The press room will be Of brick.
eighteen inch wall, twenty.three feet
high, lirty feet deep with II cupola ON
top, thirteen feet high, fourteen by
twenty-eight wide. There will be
sheds oil around the yard, eighteen
feet high depth ofshed llfly feet, all
floored with wotihet flooring THE
storage capacity of the yard under
cover will be 1900 bales leaving the
main covet yard free for receiving and
delivery! "isr''9rgr re9 pl,fla
,Thenew cotton compress Is located
right alongside Of the grain elevator
fronting on the Texas n Pacific Rail.
way, convenient for the reception,
compassionate shipment Of cotton.
The boiler will be 2Sx42 inches,
double tlno, charooaled hammered
iron The foundation is laid and the
brick work will be pushed forward,
the contract having been taken by
Mr.. H. j., James, builder The press.
proper will be put up at once aud in
running orderto meet the next crop.
Thepress isowned by the Dallas City
Elevator and Compress Company, w.
j. ClaFk,, Esq president. The Com
press aand Cotton department will be.
under the direction of MrH II. Rainey,
who has been connected with the cot
ton press business in New Orleans for
the past twenty ) ears.
1t is estimated that large quantity
of cotton will come here from the
West and vicinity for COMPRISING and
the cotton business be greatly in-
creased, Dallas now being one of the
best cotton markets in the South. Mr..
W. J. Clark and Mr.. A. i. Hardie, for.
merly Of New Orleans, were ilstru-
mental In having this press brought
here, and the former gentleman has
been indefatlgable.
The Superintendent of the elevator
received, yesterday, II telegram an
nouncing that the machinery for the
elevator was shipped yesterday. In
about two weeks the machinery will
all be, in position and ready for action,
ard then the crop of wheat will be
handled as it never was before. This
event marks an important era in the
history of Dallas, and the
agricultural interests Of Texas,
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GaIy,e - an and NORM Texas.

? It is something extraordinary that
Galveston has done so little aud been
so indifferent to the trade of North
Texas. She has stood with her hands
folded aud seen 81, Louis .graspopr
wheat, New England our cotton, and
Boston our hide, and wool. There is
no reason why she might not have Of
least made some effort by means Of ar.
engagements for handling wheat for ex'
por,stion and cotton also some effort
by means of low freights to attract
trade, but so sufficient always with
herself She has stood on the dispityo
natural advantages until large and
|lucratiyetrade has been ~rested from
her, and her prestige as the seaport Of y
asieoperdiaedI ] q ! "a .
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FESTIVAL NOTES.
a Retrospective Birds Eye View of u
F Good Time.

A Retrospective Birds Eye View of u
s Good Time.
The chief soclal.topic among many.
yesterday was the brilliant and de-
lightful festival o! the night before
given by the ladies of the Episcopal
Cathedral for the benefit of the orgah
fund. Eighty quarts of the finest
Strawberries ever brought here and IF
teen gallons of ice cream and any
quantity of lees and sherberts were
disposed of Under the admirable
management of Mrs. John Kerr, the
president, assisted by Mrs. Richard
Morgan, Miss Gertrude Morgan, Mrs.
Il. A. McNair Mrs. Il. f. Wallace,
Mrs. Scripture, Mrs. DR.. Lee, Miss
Kenyon, Miss Simpson, Miss Ida
Hearne, Miss Burford, Miss Benners,
Miss Lulu Smith, and number of
other ladies Of the congregation, every
guest received the politest atttntion.
addition to their,owh exertions and
donations, the ladies were assisted by
some members OF other denomhln-
tons. Professor Parker gave the SER
vices ofhis band and added greatly to
the enjoyment of the evening. Mr..
Botto donated two gallons Of his best
ice cream, and old Uncle George, who
Keeps ali excellent restaurant on Elm
street, overo gden's grocery store, and
is aflne specimen of the good old Vir-
ginia family dining room servant and
general factotum, accustomed To walt
lin on de quality aud was raised
Honey by n gentleman In old Fergin'
ny" sent seven beautiful cakes ashis
tdopation. All honorto Uncle George!
1t is source of congratulation that
1.-The ladies should have been able to in
crease their organ fund nearly two
hundred dollars. Their society Is thor-
ouchly organized and whatever OF
charitable or church work they under
take, they make success of It, AT all
of their entertainments there is AL
ease and charm peculiar to all who
understand the difficult art of enter
talning. little festiyai-hat been con
1tinued for a week IS would nave been
equally well patronlsed. The services
Eof Mr George Merriwether, VINO
went in person to Denison and brouyhl
the berries, must not be fargottep, loI
they. were alike creditable to his head
and heart.
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SOCIETIES.
MnaOlaic,

muSOnhc.
All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street,
over Q. M. Wheat's store. 49,
DALLAS, CHAPTER No.,47, Royal Arch
Masons, meets MT the Chapter Rooms IN tne
city of Dallas, on the nrst Monday In each
month. ,,,,>, =, r, iyVp
JOSEPH l.. FISHER, Secretary"
TANNEHILL LODGE. No; So, T; A. M,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
mgs of each month"; a. me ne, Ma snIf faWaM
LIB. LoUCKx, Secretary. e
DALLAS LODGE, No Ala is. "A. M
meets on the first and third Saturday even,
ings of every month, at Its hall over Z. NJ
Wheat's store, on Main street; >,op w NJ
pADoErr, Secretary. ILL.,
m Odd Fellows. 4 y I'LL & q
soHILLERBuND LODGE 40. ,saa |, Q.
y. F., meets every Thursday night AZ Odd
Fellow" %,d Hall; s.c,.; - gHosSMAs MAJ. N y.
Eureka Lodge, Ii-O. o.. e. meets at Rich
ardson, Dallas county, every Wednesday
w W. HI STARK, Me-
J.R. BLEwETr, Secretary.
RlDGELEx yr.NCAMPMENT No. IS, 4. o.
U: f., meets on the first ana tiIirI Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows.
Hall. j, Il. DAVIS, Q. Z.
l.. WAGNER. Scribe.
on every Wednesday night, at the Qdq EEL
NJ. THEvENET, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE Nd. los T. o. y. f., meets
every Monday night at odd Fellows hall;
c. II. CALHOUN, N. q.
THOMAS C tlqSt III ii;oDsF, I.Lo. q. r.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
s1'si0N IS, RECORD. VIC. 4.
D. W. RECORD W. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE No. 14s, %, g. T.. meets
Main street, between Austin and Lamar.
2 JOSEPH SWAIN, VIC. t.
DC. McNEALUs, W. y.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TENfPERAE NEE
Nee, Meet every Monday night at old College
'uunS' Elm "'rsfis a Fskbsa as GflHS
i'm. RUSSELL. K: 5. 'ItfS ps'l-t.
B'Nai B'Rith.o f.aI r.gn
DALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, B,NAI BIRTH
s meets every second and fourth Tuesday IN
id Snt month. President. d. goslini vice pres,
RtnI Noise Kahn: SECRETARY, JDseph u
ael Kahn.
Medical. ---~
The DALLAS MEDICAL and 8 RGiCAL
hssSoQIATIoN, ,rIeets regularly on the ID
nnu tn Tuesdays Of each month, at3o'clock
p IN; =. ID. THURSTON, NJ. D., President.
Az. GRAHAM, M. D., Secretary.
dsSocistion Prayer Meeting at p. m, every
'"' mn q FAEETtE
Knights Of ~ fhias.
v0oEgR BIZ Lfor LODGE No. 5, rneets
Rppy Thursday evening. T. NJ. Miers, p. q
son a. A. McCuilam, Rseisie; MI. Rlchafsl.
Arms ii x and 9; JOS swain, M dI I,
"HNry Jacohs1 o. John IA Ryap Ao.4
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FRUITS AND NU'TS.

APPLES-Are scarce; they are quoted a
gdtlO'per bdrrel; fur extra choice medium ~
market dull, supply small. :
MISUNDERSTANDING nom 23@25c per D.
BANANAS-F ON s26gI per bunch
y FIGS--ln layer, per pound ZOci no urull
figs In the.market; small pill boxes by the
lOd, 500. 40 yea.. "a, sr-fL.,
nj "a 50@1 90 per box. s-' a,
ORANGES-Are scarce and quoted nj =. "
t0rS Os per hundred for the Messina. No Psl'
erfno or Louisiana m market. L-a.,
PECANS-Are scarce, ~ l2isc per pouhn
They are quoted In New York at lie; 80
\ RAfsINa-Layer, per box, S. 5Os3 'ogi w
for Fondon So, % tryYgg. IS .L-.LuL
WALN(fTS- -Grenoble are quoted ai 2Qc,
COCOA NI1S-Are quoted at w per nun
dred. ,oy.,o, ,,.,
pound, ....
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls NJ Dallas Post
,.. ,aro,r 1qpies''9qr9s Bra pn,
Northern NInn,

OH E"N1Ni icy Il si'ftss'N 't'H F'
...,... Northern .NIan,r, .ov,,,g
VAN X. and T, X. H., comprising western
sIo'iSaIIIss SnIaiis, NtlfSssst t;!S , nj; ieparE
ot7I5 a IN. Pouch closes at am.
FnR ri; southern MALL % 1901 -
lew Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal,
vsston, Houston, AUSTIN, Waco, anu Ill Other
polnts In southern Texas, arrives ~ 7io q
M. departs nc $40 m. Pouch el0sesilt y IN
Eastern Mail,
Via T, and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
Mis- little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern. Texas, arrives daily at 1905 m; de.
parts daily at $40 p IN. Pouch closes ut
p IN. v.. wall
vrom Fort WORTH, ciebu1he, Granbury,
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
and western posts, arrives nj i'OO p III; de-
parts at 500 Il III.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar HUI, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Tlmbers, arrives at o IN "Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday ut
'"'"" Denton Mail.
Denton Bolivar, Elizabeihtnwh,0 Boydb
Mills. Louisville and Trinity NILS, arrives
Al IN. 10 .Monday1We Wednesday and saturday.
Departs ut D. n. IN. alternate days.
20 90 81, Grapevine Mall ........ err,
Arrives every Monday at p. IN. Departs
Tuesday at n. IN.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, a. m. to s p. M; money
order window 8 a. M to II mi and FROM ! p
m. 10 4 u. m Stamps sold IRONS n. m, To-
pin. Letters registered only during money
orders hours.
All persons having complaints against the
office on any account, will please present the
same, in writing or in person, to the Post
master - rF 80 .
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HIDES AND PEITRIEs.
IlNmnEn.

YELLOW PINE boxing, fencing, scantling
" Aper hunlYdi dressed boards g 10 per
ngndred Cling Il; "a ceiling N q ~
WnlrE PINK TCeitpg, " 2i9H Is; wealth
erboarding y2lsclect boards, 81 6Ogs5.
Cypress BoAnIs-Si@Sl 20,
shlNaLEs-whiic pine, g tO8s5 30; ~.
press, - 60
I The market Is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample. The amount ofbuild-
ing going on Is considerable ana no falling
on perccptible
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OLE DALLAS.

Mayor-Johm u. Kerfoot. 1rl1~Nt7ay
Engineer-7Wi liam NJ. Johnson, '.u.
Attorney-Bfrnett gibbs. q
Treasurer--John W. Bowen.
Secretary-J. Is. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector--J. N. Ogden.
Marshal--W. +. Morton.
Health Oficer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen--First ward II. Ervay, j. W
Crowdus. Second ward w. j. Clark and II.
n. Guedry. Third ward b. =. Jett and II M.
Cowan. Fourth ward j. l.. Williams and
NJ. NJ. Ncwsome.
Commissioner of Immigration-J. Man loye.
The Offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board OF Al
dermen meet in regular session at the coun-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
L.At.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

l,lME--rhe besquality IN barrels, is worth
~ w. In bulk, 81 90. Ordinary Dallas, "a
cents per bushcl ... .H n IN ""
CEMENT Rosondalo IA worth 81 ~ per
barrel. Louisville best little kept, - 80 Der
barrel,
PLASTER Is worth Is ~ per barrel. The
supply Of tho above mentioned articles IN
ample; demand fair, market firm.
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FINNNCE ANn TnAnE.
ofllCE ~ THK HKnAin.
Dallas. Iu1aH, May M ls1i
.COTTON.
Tmg GRAIN MAREEr

tpliNvIpAasl p alpok, AZ IN ~ cents, Tex,
~ IN sack, % 10 6i cents; Kansas ear, 81 as
Kansas tHng k0,l ~ To ~ cents Market quiet
supply w to HE demand
WHEAT No 2, from p0c to II IN, No. 3
lrpln NJ cents, No. I, 10 cents. In demand fn
lower Hindei market weak, ...
hAhllEl Nothing doing no stock, prices
uATsr4ra worth from - to q cents. Mar.
ket Nnry dull.
RfE-PrIoes nominal at iOc nothing do.
Ing,
BRAN Market well supplied with mir de.
mana, We quote 1T 90 percwt. ...
HAf'-Ioxas, nom slOotll per ton.
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DALLAS COUNTY,

District Judge-Nat, M, Burford, Dallas.
County Judge--RobertH West.
county Att0rney--G George n 4. Aldredge.L 2
District Clerk-William A. Harwood.
County Clerk-AlexaDder HARDWOOD.
Sherifi-W. NJ. Moon,
Suryeyor-Robert M, Cook.
Treasurer= Martin v. Cole!
Cattle and Hide Inspection = Emerson.
+ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Ell
Distrfc. No. Nv. II. Witt, Trinity NILS.
District Ee,42--Ts -, Nash, Buck Creek.
District No. 3-Flem. q. Bledsoe, Hutchlns
District No. An. o. McAdams, Five Mile
,.o, =, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. ,
Precinct No. Nv. W. Peak and e. o.
Precinct No. ~. K. Biswett, Richardson.
Precinct No. BE. T. Myers, DnclS Creek
Precinct No a.. i-BAsLanier, HaughLs
store!
Precinct No. g. ------- Saunders, Lancas-
ter. Afi gsph~F y 1,.,,.,I,
Hill.
Precinct No. 7--G. W. Nicely, Eagle Ford,
Precinct No. S--John PrestonS Grapevine
CONSTABLHS.
Precinct No. LA. II. Hardin Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-J. NJ. SalmonS, trinity
Mills. - tGig1 !o1
Precinct No. 81. NJ. Bergman, Duck
Creek. .Jttt ,.,,.
Precinct No. 4-Jas. H. Sullivan. Haughts
Precinct No. 5-Robert George, Lancaster,
Precinct No. T-Eagle Ferd.
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TOBACCO--ls worth from 50@75c, accord
ing to quality; The market Is declining
the stocR islaTge and the demand very good
OLGA RS--Worth from so abS ~ for ddmes
tic with Havana filters. Market isthll; sup
ply am pie, demand fair. MN "a a.,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains a'
Dallas.
.,onaroN ANp TExAs cENrRNL.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
s,,n the south (mal and eXpressl- 7:l5 u. m
p,o,a The North Onail ana expressl- 6;2l p. m
I'm ths south, iaocpmmodAi lopl 20 II, ~
.tm t6e North, accommodation 800 y, m
''' TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
E' - LeaVes.a4+ Arrives
MI and Express. ...n... 0;25 y. m, 1905 y. m
NV acknowledgements. 600 IA, IN, $3.50 D. m
nnSesonJh Freig ht.,........8.bO u. NJ, lO,OO u. m
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MISCELLANEOUS

'tT,RusTEES AIN. lily Virtue 81 n certniii
deed Of trust. cquple,l with pQworitO sell
tic land hereinafter described, executed on
iiie llth dilyi OF April, A, ID 1871 by J.iAy
LeopaId, to me-, a. ]. Roe. for tho purpose NJ
securing me IN tho payment of a certain
promIsf0ry noteiof fopr,thqpsnpd Rpd Beyep
hundrcd and twenty, dollars, made by, Leon
ard BROTHERS, payable TO ME, TIE sasd,l Ans.
JalfuaryS 'Xgblf iiHi ahS u SfpiSbmsS sussiS
months, after date SEQ bQox, y, pagfs4iyi ~
and AS Dallas County Records OF Deeds, otc0
Wal sell, on lAipi,day,tis 2stn day al May,
a. y. 1874, etthe; gouItnqase do9r .et Dallas,
III the cothty or Dailns, AZ public 'dtitrfy 70
the highest bidder, for Nafb lnlapdJ ihS iQlr
lowing described tract OF land, to.wit: lying
In the county of palla and Stnte 9f Tekasi
the snme being q pnrtof Z onelhiId league
survey lathe nhm1of Robert Sloan ana De
,to'W.8 Siille,' oii TIE On day 81 Daccih Der,
"a! y, lsfJ, aud SIT gpartto. MeItleIW. L9on.i
ard ~ the District Court OF Dallas COUNTY NJ
the June term, AID. 1871, thereon, ana oon1
viewed bv her to the. said ia. Leonard, on
me 2stb DIV az July.A ID. 1879, for more par1
tlcuiar description OF which referan 90 isherel
made 10 book r., page 80, Dallas County
Records OF Deeds, esoeptinglon ono hundred
and seven and two-tenth acres con eeyed ~
said j. a, leonard 10 Lowefy n Walters, !. y
y pAilas, texas, Maya, iSs6. asytd21td u
M D.. HHN ~ HN
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THE FARMERS ROME JOURNAL
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

subscription Price " Per Year IN Advance
Tho Home journal In gn independent Agri-
cultural uewtpapur, the eQual Nv every re-
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America, ~ Was established M 1865 aud,
though not In any sense an organ, II has
always hen looked a. for ruliable iniofin A.
ton REGARDING The great booded stock IN
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lpellen every problem connect ~ with tho
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Suryeyor-Ropert NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin v. Cole! n
Cattle and Hide Inspector = Emerson
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17

BABcOCK Is 6nally on trial for com
plicity in. the whiskey ring. Next to
the Beecher scandal the case will be
the most interesting one that has been
before the courts for some time. Il is
one of considerable political ssxni6r
canoe. The administration will be
more o. less stained by the result, Of
the tyial il Bobcock is convicted, and
m acquieal will not perfectly clear the
rohas of the marty. The whissey
prosecution has proved beyond .
doubt tina, there has been an Alarming
amount Of corruption among officials
for the psst shree years. Whether .
knosledge of this corruption can be
hrourh: home to tic leaders Of the
R.nubIican party remains t. be proven
The prosecution makes . strong attack
,s,iust Bahcock, which It proyea will
.h,ke the oon6ienOs Of many sincere
R.rnb,icsns in the pasiy aui vigil
.,c, ofthe admisi-srs*ioo~ President
Gran, is to testify u he s.sc' AID the
vho,e country is saxioss'1 awaiting
the issue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17

Bristow cod the Administration
seem to be on the verge of little un-
pksantness. Bristow has been sup
posed to be figuring for the Democrat
ic nomination. He ba. removed many
Republican Office holders and appoint
ed democrats in their places. Grant
has been watching his conduct with
anything but favor. The matter
reached 40 interesting stage when
Bristew removed one of Conk;ines
friends and supplanted him ~ah q
democrat, Conkling called on. Dristow
for an explanation, which Bristow
haughti'y declined. Some sharp worls
we're INDUCED 10 on both sides. Con.
king then went to the President, who
revoked Bristow's action and reap
pointed the old officer. /. Bristow
working for Bristow or is Grant work
ing agaiBs, Blistow?