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The New York herald., 1876-02-28
THE HARLEM GAS WAR.

In the HERALD Of Friday appeared letter from very
respectable firm ON Third avenue complaining Of the
manner which the officers of tho Harlem Gas Com
pany treated large number OF the consumers, whs
had exercised the simple right of respectful petition
reduction of the rate OF gas as has been done
other companies. reporter of the HERALD der
spatched to Harlem TO investigate the alleged be-
tween the company and the consumers, and his nves
tigatons in the main all that the firm signing
the communication charged. The consumers who
signed the respectful petition for reduction of the
rate reside chiefly on Third avenue between Seventy
ninth and Ninety Streets and many of them
gentlemen of standing and wealth. The reporter OBJ
tanned the original petition, and found upon IL
nearly 200 Names covering nearly every businessman
on the avenue within the district named large num-
ber OF the petitioners visited by the
OF the HERALD, and all declared most emphacay that
they would longer toerute the exorbitant charge
OF So per feet that the company insists upon col
lcctng The general sentiment IS one Of opposition "a
the alleged extortion and every person visited de-
that he would abandon the OF and resore
oil A number who yesterday read the letter referred
TO- ana FIRST time learned the manner In which
their remonstrance had been received have already
ordered lamps and have decided To discontinue tho
use of gas until such time the
pany reduce their rates The consumers
very decided in this particular, and 10 likely that
after the first OF the month nearly all the stores and
residences along the will be lighted with kero
sene. An effort was made TO see the President OF the
company Mr. Burr Wakeman, but he was not TO be
found at the cOmpany's office. MIR. Hunter, polite
attache OF the Office asserted that Colonel Long, the
SUPERINTENDENT and other officials of the company,
always ready listen 10 requests OF customers
and he most emphatlcally dencd the statement
made the letter that the President Of the company
had refused read the petition. Mr. Hunter reports
that the company does make any profit by supply
ing gas consumers that portion OF the
covered by the petitioners as 1t Is very sparsey set
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
A VETERAN MOTHER.
[From lhe paylon lohIol pemocrnl |


Mrs Ann NJ. Helriglc VAS born at Camden. State q
Delaware, on the 23d day fJune 17so Will be nnetj
years old on the 2Sd OF June next Mrs Helrige wa,
married the 18th day Of May, lso3 at Alexandra ther
in the District OF columbaD resided there until the
year 1921, when she removed to Perry county, UhIo
resided there until the year 1880, when she again re-
moved to Dayton, where she has resided ever since
She Is the mother OF twelve children nine Urls and
three boys, OF whom six are yet living our grls aud
Two boys, whose united ages are now 757
years. she also has thirty.eght grand chill
drcn and thirty seven great grandchildren She
was al bladensburg during the war OF
1917 and was an eyewitness 10 the great between
our men aud the British soldiers, aud relates soms
amusing incidents OF that day. She has now pos
session mahogany breakfast table that Is over III
years Old IL was made in Philadelphia and pres
enl 10 hrs Helrglc at her marriage by old aunt VI
hera she also has several other relics that quite cur
oos she - very spry old lady yet; sewfand knit
nearly as well as ever. Two years ago she danced a
quadrllc al apariy at her son Toms spry ns any
young lady on the noor She walk quite good dis
lance with ease; does all her work. &C Her health
good, and bids fair 70 hold out the hvcscoro years.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
JERSEY BURGLARS IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday two men, named James Craft and Isaac
Davis, arrested In BrookIyn charge OF recev-
ing the property stolen last Wednesday from Van
Angler 4 Co., Jersey City. New York hack driver
arrested by Captain Craig, OF the Jersey City
police. on Saturday, and from the Information sup
piled by him tho police suspected Craft and Davis and
visited their place of abode in kosc usko street and
searched the pr,mises The officers found two OF the
shawls that were stolen, and the coachnan identified
two as the persons TO whom he delivered the
goods. When questioned closely Davis admitted that
he took the Of the property TO No. 20 Orchard
street and gave II woman The prisoner was
taken TO the latter address, but the goods
there could he identity any OF the women the
person TO whom be gavo the property. The value oi
the things stolen from Van Angler Co. Is $500
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
Centennial of the Initial Southern Battle
of the Revolution.
A TURNING POINT IN AMERICAN DESTINY.
Sharp Conflict Between HighlanderS
and Minute Men.
THE TIME THAT TRIED MEMS SOULS

WILMINGTON. " c., Feb. 25, 1876
find all Wilmington and the whole country side
agog the centennial celebration OF the battle Of
Moore's Creek Bridge which takes place Monday
the 2sth inst. The people here claim that this
very important action and opportuncly favora-
BILE It's results upon the patriotic the begin
ming Of the Revolutionary struggle. fine monument
erected the battle field two years before the
The place is thirty miles from here and
eighteen miles from any railroad The nearest railroad
point is Rocky Point, fourteen miles north on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad. The movement for
APPROACHING OBSERVANCE
started about three weeks since, and has with
general, nigh: say unanimous, approval Two steam
boats will leave here early Monday morning, and
will land their passengers within two miles OF the
famous bridge All the military and the flremen will
attend, and an immense gathering of the clans Is
ticpated. Numerous marshals have been appointed,
and
ORDER EXERCISES
includes speeches from Governor Zebuon D. Vance
and other orators. All this Cape Fear region is his
toric ground visited to-day old colonial
known Hilton, once far out in the country but
Just outside the corporate limits OF tho CITY, Here
lived that sterling patriot Cornelius Harnet President
OF the North Carolina Provincial Council In 1776 In
this house. in l773 met and plotted riumvirate of
patriot conspirators namely--Josah Quincy, of Bos
ton; Robert Howe and their host, Cornelius Harnett
At
THIS SECRET MEETING
was adopted the programme of subsequent demonstra
tions in North Carolina against the royal authority
When the late Henry Wilson visited Wilmington on his
Southern tour he addressed meeting Of the ct
from of the verandas Of this old mansion
Colonel Edward Cantwcll introduced him and in his
speech of welcome said
While you. sir. claim from the cradle Of lib
boast that standing the classic
spot where liberty was born.
In this house, am told, the resolves and other dec
larations afterwards proclaimed at Mecklenburg and
by the 'assocatonsn other counties were first con-
ceved. Harnett has been called the samuel Adams
of the South" He was, undoubtedly, OF the fore
soldiers, statesmen and patriots of his age
of the counties of North Carolina named for him
but he has other monument A rude, old fashioned
upright slab of brown sandstone marks his grave near
the northeast of St. James EplscopaD church
yard this city The stone is about feet high
it with difficulty decphered the following simple
ncription as knelt reyerently before it
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

A FINE HOUSE, ABOUT THREE LOTS, on RIyEI
~ bank, ionkers, Tor sale or lease. T. ii. COLLINS
ionkers or owner. coo Hudson st.. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

DOR SALE OR TO LEASE-UPON FAVORABLE
terms. for manufacturing purposes, lumber. wood
coal business desirable Water Fronts adjacent Property
N Brooklyn. +; u. Apply TO CHAPMAN VAN WYCK,
l7O Front ST. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

JACOB sREBACHER, Auctioaeer.
win sell Tuesday. Feb ~ 1876 at III o'clock az No oSl
West 2U.h 81 the contens Of marble yard consssns o.
Italian Lisbon aud Tennessee Marble. marble hanteis
Tools. onic4 Furniture Sale, &C.
Also Horse Truck and Harness Dealers invited sale
positive WILLIAM Z. CONNER,
JAMEs CARRAnxR.
Deputy.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

To Let Lease.
ITO LET IN HoBoKEN-FIRST CLASS BROWN
front Dwelling Houses all improvem rent
300 Apply CREvIER BROS, "a Newark st., Hoboken.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

UcTIoS sALE-MAGSIFIcENT HOUSEHOLD
e Be sold s Ssay S6SsfS Gay as a.
o'clock az the & ssysSs ss & story Srsws 81, stone mansion
Magnificent rosewood EtSssres. lace Curtains Mirrors
sTH sSsas ssSSs sSDs and %pSsS
r. ssp OeI SSs d Centre hn@s TsSs sS.
walnut; Dressing Gases BedsSeads Bureaus, spring
hair MaitregsesT Carpets, &s Bookease Books Esdys
Dining Room Baes. Essnsion Table: Chair. IN lea,9sT
S-''' A''' ''S" LUKE LII FfTzeERHLD. AuctOneer
Art Now SyprSS 1N ExIIIPTTIeN. SSIIT1Ins ART
q SS --latest dtan and Of PSsd
story De Haas + smith F Ferry " Hen Henry S'Is Fsfisa
tesshsr with lumber of exceedingly choice examples
By Soaes De Bs I ssSs Paul Maay
GAMBIA Van Damme. Haag krwassg. Kate Grey. Tortez.
The entire colestq9 g be sod e. auction CT
and bASEL 1a'sa %ArhEw HS
A -rUNIs JOHNSON, SIS Ma AgeEIoSEER gS E.o,sI.
81 saEE TEESPAEl SP 5R siStR AND
consisting Of pieces Broadcloh. DSeskn Beaver
BY order OF Gregory Otis.
ooo vo, On wEDSEspAY SD r 2. Il oslSek; v,,,srs
&c. BY order of the American Express Company.
A DRIAN H. MULLER. AUCTIoNEER.-
n SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, No. III MOTT
ST. ADRIAN ii. MULLER X SON will sell at auction on
Wednesday, March II o'clock at the Exchange Sales
Ho sHs sa With
brick and frame buildings thereon situate on the west side
100 SS. swain
"A TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29s
AT O'CLOCK 4. NJ
AT THE ART GALLERY NO. S45 BROADWAY
the private collection of
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.
comprising the Gallery of
MR.. JAMES +. SANFORD.
forming in its entirety of the artistic and vaua
bio collections OF high class works OF that has been
offered public sale in many years This elegant collection
having critically reviewed by connosseurs the
public OF and neghborng cities the undersigned
deems il repeat the of the dstln
gushed artists represented but merely 10 that the
sale will take place at O'CLOCK r. M, TUESDAY, FEB
RUARl 10 and that the Gallery will be closed at IL NJ
ame date to for the convenience Of purchasers
aud will be opened o'clock. Sale ucng promptly
at o'clock. HENRY ID. MINER Auctioneer,
Art Gallery. S45 Broadway.
A UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N prOperty of Livingston Targee. Esq).
THIS tMonday) MORNING..
at 10 o'clock.
at the five story brown stone mansion
No. AT West 18th st., between 9th and 9th
Steinway four round IA octave Pianoorte
Decker A Bros. upright ~ octave Piano.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
COAL AND WOOD.

EoKE-s3 50 PER CHALDKON. BEST QUALITY FOR
~ hotels families aud facories sond postal card o. Man
haitian Ga. Works. av. G and 18th 81 j. SMITH
, 1876-02-26
THE ORIENT.

JAPANESE AND CHINESE lTEHE.
HAr FnAacrsco, Feb. 25.-Arrivod. the s.ean,-
or CHM, from Hong Kong, via Yokohama.
From the Hong Kong Press to Jau. II tho In
tofllgenoe has tuHt been received of the loas of
Capo Cod, 50 miles from Chefoo, Of tho uet1nan
bark LeHmona, AL hands were Bavcd.
Il ls Btntcd that tie Chino4o Government
shows coma disposition to sustain the calso Of
Coroa aghinst japan.
From tho japan Herald to Jun. 20 1t is stated
that the 2. l. o. s. N. Co. are contemplating tho
establishment Of = lino OF steamers between this
port and Shanghai In opposition to the Aizu
DiHni Company.
Tho CoTean question abaorbB public attention.
Nothing official hns been Mhdo public by tho
Government. but from tho reports which circu-
]Ato freolY without contradiction, and from cir
cunatauces that occur, it would seom war Ia iu-
cvitable.
Kurada aud 1nosYl Dunda, tho two Commits
alonore arrived, accompanying the squadron ut
Fusankai, In Corea, on tho 14th inst. Hero ro-
Liable information ceasoH but 1t IL said an attack
has boon made Oh tho Japanese by the Coroaus
and that Turada has demanded reinforce
montH. Those rumors have been officially do
Mod, but In view Of the wasl[ke avents, branch
OF the War O1ice has bceu established ut 8.tnon.
oso and Yamogata. The Minister Of War left
hurr.edfy for that place On tho 10Th inst War.
like stosea aro being actively collected aud pack
ed for transportation.
, 1876-02-26


At the 0ustom-Houao yesterday thcre vaa
that doarth Of nows which might hayo boan or
pootcd. No Grand JuroEa lAborcd aud toilod up
tho .stairs With rumbling noiao like unto that
Of hoavy artillery. No whisky frauds wozo in
yestigased, and consequently no Witnesses Gu
toJcd brlof and pleasing notoriesy. OF course
no oindlctments woro returned. nor will there 10
any until tho 4xaud Jury apponrs onco moro,
and aolemnly bringa into court thoso bills upon
which tho Law Department is now working. No
whisky cases came up in court: IN fact, there
a5e a none to cono 60 up now before tho ?th OF
mhtter OF Kooley and Karwin.
Around tho building yesterday tho chief toplc
Of converaation WOE, Of course the Dabcook
acquistal. In regard 70 which there appea1od to
be but ono aont,uent. Everybody sAd that,
under tho testimony in tho case, tho Jury could
have done no less than bring ia verdict Of not
guilty: Marshal Campbell and ME. Courtney
Campbell left st. Louis last night aud will bo
horo this morning. Thoy will. OF oourso, OK
press tho!r satisfaction At tho turn OF Affairs,
and will doubtessly recelye thu congratulations
Of many friends.
, 1876-02-26

Tho Rk. Iouie Globe snys tho Indiana nnnub.
l.cap nlatform IL . f,abby"
o.. n.on.,ox +, n.,.,o,u -
~. s,a s a. n.''e" T.. wv, usn' aua apeaiS m
Tss,,,. w. u.s sonsloh1a o@S III 'uo so'onns ot LIZ
s>'n' p'p0f'
sso"ard. tho Ansi-Monopoliat candidate for
toTcrnor OF Illinois, has grown rich IN the naau-
usactnro OF tho hlarsh Harvester, and has al
Thys boon ?" "monopollst OF tho most Rrasplng
boEt'
Congressman arc noyor soon upsy On tho
stroete Of Washington, but got deeorously drunk
fndoo1a. The country Is aafe, and tho Con-
, 1876-02-26
TURKEY.
VNNETt
PEACEFUL WE'VE IN HERyfA.

PEACEFUL vIE~s IN HFRytA.
DElaRApE. Feb. 26.-In consequence Of the
representations OF tho Powers, peaceful views
now prevail In Government circles,
TURKISH DRsEAr.
VIENNA, Feb. 25.-The Wiener Presss reports
thst great batt!e has taken place In He.zsgo-
vtnta, near Vosso1eNct, md the Turks wars to-
tally defeated.
uARfD1Ln1ANs ARRESTED.
TR1gsT. Feb. 25.-Twenty-tWo moro Gakiba!-
diana hAvo been arrested 1t Castle Nuoya whilo
ondesyoFlng to Join tho HerzegovinIana.
AUSTRIA TO QUIT "purrINa up."
LONDON, Fob. ga dispatch from Vienna
SAYS tho Austrian Consul 1t Noatar hAs secaayed
otders 10 report immediately on the threatening
attitude Of tho MohAnmedAns. Austria ceAsea
to aubsldixs refugees 1t tho ead OF March.
DENIED.
LoNDox, Feb. 28.-A dispatch to the Timer
from NaRusA declares unfouuded the report that
arms bud been landed from Engllah veassis for
. the HezzcgoylulAas. The Insurgents ats about
, 1876-02-26

ALMoBr 4 PANIC IN PAnis.
PANS, Feb. 25-Noon-The Bourse Ia fiat,
aud there Ia almost panic. All kinda OF eecur1-
tics a1o falling rapidly. Tho feeling OF anxiety
is supposed to be In consequence OF the cleo
tons.
AMNESTY FOR coN1fUSreTy.
Tho La Li5ertc reporte that meeting Of tho
Moderate Republican, was bold yesterday at tho
residence Of ex-Preaident ThlesH. Tha question
Of granting amnesty to Communists wAs consid-
cred. The proposition was mado that Com
mittoo on Pardons 10 appointed which shall 10
leaB ss1ote thRn the former Committee, and
permit thng0 p0tsonB to roturn to Franco who
ars iunoccnt OF crimes ngaipst common Law, aud
those who were moro misguided than guilty.
This measure waa offered as = substitute for the
radical proposal Of complete amnesty.
II. 0AMnETTA
eeudB word thai hc will soon return 10 Paris
from tho South. and any he will first wait On H.
ThierB, With whom 10 w1shea to bo on good
terms, Notwithstanding rumora to the contrary.
THE rOL1T1CAL OUTLOOK.
LONDON, Feb. 25.--A Paris letter OF the
1i'aef coutaina tho following tit is eald that
President MacMahon will Issue q manifesto
which Is 10 bo resd ut tho opnnipg Of tho Chan,-
barn as preface to tho programme Of the Him
istry, and that members of the new Ministry, OK
copt DocazeB, Ctssoy, md Moutalgnac, will be-
long to tho Left Contra, Ii the aLore report Ia
conhrmod tho Chambers Mill opou undor roas-
surlug huspsces."
, 1876-02-26

AFLA2 AN1 ~ NEE,
special Dfspdteh Ia 1ht CAteago Ititunf
Sr. Louis, Fob. 25.-Tho prectucts Of tho
United States Courtroom presented deserted
appearance to-day. Tho great crowds who vorc
assembled there for tho last fow days wero miss-
ing. and tho stroet-coEnoEs In tho neighboshood
had assumed thoir normal quiesuds. In the
court-room Email knot Of lawyeEs wcro col
1ected 10 consider the motion for uew trial In
tho h1ohco case. A supplemental motion MAS
filed by hloKee'a counsel. In which waa set forth
tho affidavit Of Watson Foster that Hugh T.
aomera, ono Of the Jurors in tho case, had az
pressed bellnf In tho defendapt'a guilt previous
to tho trial. Tho defendant was given tilt March
8 to fle additional aftldaylts, and tho proeeou-
lion was allowed Till March 20 to ti1o afldaYts in
rebuttal. 4 decision OF motion for now
trial Is auspepded till tho 10th OF noxt mouth.
Judge Dillon lntmated that ha would pe,hsps
require tho personal presence OF both Boster
and Bomcsa on tho witness'stand In order to
ssutations. Judge Dillon said to-day that ho
would suspend oil sentences In the whisky cases
until the motions for nav trials IN tho cnses OF
Mckee md Avery are decided.
0KN. pABCoCK
epont most Of the aay III returning thanks to
the man y cit!ZsnA who had eent thelf conRFatu-
lationB by letter. Ills brother, Col. @. W Dab
cock, Was with him the onsire day. At O'Clock
Babcook. his father-in-lsw campbell. Luokey,
driven In special omnibus provided by Post
master Filley to the Unlon Depot, whoIe they
took tho Vandalla train bound Gu route tor
Washington. At the aame hour bis counsel,
III III 81 10th t. ecsssRs"sa cssssRs hgon II hn "s e:
Chicago. pabeock ~ yiuttod W largo
lam Mckee, and Dsyis h Trailer we1e among tho
rf%1N
, 1876-02-26
OBITUARY.,

t5pFz31l
LAOuossK, Wls, Feb. 2o.-Tha Hon. Thomas
B. stoddard. ono Of Wisoonain's Oldest and mos.
respected eisizous, died Il bin residence Ia tbla
city Last evening. aged Is. Ms. stoddard csuae
Wsat In 1850. and Bettted in Lacrosse In 1851
where he has over s4nce rosded. Lie was Qua Of
the founders aud tho frat Mayor Of this city,
aud. from tts infancy, has heea prominently
idcaIihed With all tts tnto.estg. The Mllxau.
kea l. Lacrosse Road ras greatly aided BY his
forethought. aud the Southern AinnesotA HAIL
soAl xaa IN emanatloa Of hls active snd public
mind. Ho wAs lts 6fst PTosideus under its pre3.
sns ehastess and tor many ysan wa N indusn.
, 1876-02-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Fob. 25.-Tho steamships Stats Of
Virginia and Calabrta, from Now York. have H.
riyod.
New yoaK, Feb. 25.-Arrlvod, steamships
Victoria, from Glasgow; p. CatAun. from iaottcs-
dam Russia, from Liyerpooli Lafayette. from
HavFo.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-The ship pennsyi-
vania, for Liverpool. ID ashore In the blight OF
Newcastle, Del.
AaTwxnr, Fob. a5,-AErlVed, steamship Neder-
land. from PhtlsdeIphss.
DtL1lMoaE, Md, Fob. 25.-Arrivsd, steamship
ulbcruiA from LlfctpooI.
, 1876-02-26

and natural capsoIty. Tho mon dropped thoIr
fans aud lace handkorchlofa THRICE IN An hour
and ggg1ed incosaanttg. md Tho women talksd
vapldly hbous tho follows 1T tho club aud the
"ssrylcs." WHICH In Washington means anything
from tho Marine Corps to tho Capitol Police.
Mis- Csroy, tho dsroputablo lows girl who
Was sarfed and foathered BY women, has feooT-
erca $3.50 tlamagos. Bhe asked for 410, 900. The
actual damage sustained wAs itomized by her ~
follows: Expenses to Davenport 75 centsj oK-
pensos Of cutting hair aud cleaning head Of Tar
apd fenthors, rs conts, loss Of hair BY roanon Of
Tar aud feathers. 90; datnngo to dress BY tar 41.
Mngill, tho lostor-car1ior who Bwore In the
Dabcock trial that lo returned to joyce certain
letters dropped In tho strootbox, In having a
sort Of temporary fame. Mondny night during
the performance Of "a Tho Mighty Dollar" in at.
Lo,l,s, when the distressed wife wantod to fe-
cover 4 eliminating letter and exclaimed, "Ob,
how Can get That letter back p ga'lery boy
cr,od out, "sond for ntsglllI" The port advice
brought down tho house.
Dfr. nowollssays Our own Mr.. Walt Whitman
Is poet who las carried neglect Of tho form to
ita logical conclusions, md has arrived at sort
Of ltorary resemblance to all outdoors, and Ia
much such poet as summer morning h., or an
alarm Of fro, OF some unpleasant Hmoll which hs
would personally prefor to prsyor." Tho Nov
1ofs Nation eaya that tnoRs people na7o noeh
rope1ied from Whitman "partly by The illth In
which he lH frequently found wallowlug and
purity by tho inaaisy OF most Of lis idcAs."
Charles Chaplin, tho pariaian artist painted
portraits OF two OF tue Duke d'Audiffret-Pas-
uuier'a dauehtess. Tie contract being with q
gent!oman and nob!eman. no prlco Naa men-
toned. When tho paintings woro Finished tho
1,rto no1raa thu arttat hotr ,nrc1, ha ovod lin,
uahe aaheu 1uo al,'st w" maen ,ie o"eu nln.
twenty thousand iraneH'' was tho ans"cr. II
shall give you 30, ,U00," said the Dulto. "Neyor,"
falo unapnn eaupot 1ecol'o moro tnen my
price," The air OF oxtrot1o probability about
+h,s .4orv atomns II at oura m nm u1oonsjdero1
euas os.'y e y. w. 49, 49,"
, 1876-02-26
FIRES.


" MICHIGAN.
Roarna osTY, Mich, Feb. 25.-The dwsllinA
owned by Henry clothler. and occupied BY tha
Rov. ]. Bohn, pastor Of tho Lutheran Church.
was destroyed by f1ro this morning. The Nd
joining house, oHnod and occupied bY Mr..
Clothicr, was badly damaged.
The extensive cedar camps of Edward MA1Itar
a. Aaams' Point. nlcs from hcse, wsro d.
atroyed BY fro last night. The 1rc broke out 1t
fiyas.
, 1876-02-26
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.

roNr's LETTER ?-now \ onIoAoo coRaEsroNp-
ESf oAFA1sEn iarohhAFfoN.
~ tss Editor q ths ae'' York iieraM: ....
To ro.urn to tho Auornov aanar.ls w .tter tar 10 % tha
Herald uuloss ho ahou1d nblira mn n t,v fur.
.hn- c,rn,nur,,.ttoa ~. s,. Nv ,-,-s
snos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,a.' pus s1nco my felo'oaef
have fulis % to v knosiaGee sne sSieh S
love ought 10 be known To You and 10 the nub.ic
Mr. ptorronont .sac,to,, ,i,,, laws ,,nst ~
.,a In,tsr - ro,, .ssI IT, W. "oae no.s ~
soa sIa. ne le.sots 70 tho p't1e'
cs10 language OF ono Of Mr. piosropont's ablpat
predecessors In of1ce IT udiscou,act,o ,y,incsaoa" "
wa :. purelv of,c,a, ,s,,or conf,font,s, ~ Al,
oc,,1 Iotto,a s,a an ] ""aaaos ~, sposa ,a. ~ ~
prioty." ! showed you, In reply. that 1t Was
"expoaed t1rrt from Washington and eont.
from hero In Cbtc.oo IN In tbare nnbI,.,,.a l.,
,fo T,m,, of tho 1st ~ rohr,s-~ 1sa ,o.ts. =" :"
s ~ t1o 40. u topsanlt' 1ho 1e!tol "a
dated "Dcpartment Of Jnstice. JANUARY &C."
II appears IN the Times In tolegfaphc dtspat rh
from Washington, dated Jan. a1. II
Ind, therefore. barely timo to ~
thu hands ~ .,a nia;,t,t 1.,or.sr g.
~ ",,a "arus n1. US Do'll1t Anofneye, IN "
LOUIS oocago' and MILWAUKEE, ey mail tho 3osh
ct January beinR Sunday. wlon, by what Mr,
Plerrepont caila 40 act Of groRs fnpropfiety."
It was sent TO tho Western pre*s from Waahlng-
ton thst T. to aay, The natric. Attorneys having
received their remarkable instructlong 1t seems
that in their lonnat Teal for imatro ttov ,. - ~
realiv onnaidcr In tattsr 10 IL By ns5 aoaiu
forcib]y nuts il. ssnnraly ofrici,l erd cnr,ton
tial," aud would csrofu|ty conceal # fgnsn tha
public and the vItnessaa. ~, fndnad Mr % nnnr .t1
houost1Y did. "A hava nanarta,nad v ,nnt,,rg ~
81. Louts. Acourdtnpir. 10 traca tta -,s,t.- ~
along. nomebody IN W.,hinuton sho ,,,nn 10
preeumed to hsy; lid m intereat in = d;ac95,r ~
aging Witnesses" undertook to mshe it nntifo
Nov It coucorus Attornev.GnneTsl pinfranant
Ia tlscoyor vim thin wna Enr tI,n noreor ~fn
did this rot oply co,nnittod tho ssrross imnro.
pEioky" Of Which ho Bnaaks. hut hn rnnat nrc.