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AtlEN.-In the city Of New York. on the Goth day Of
october 1870, by TIE Hon. Charles DonOhu1, Justice -
the SUPREME court, olva AIrey from Thomas AIrey.
Caust, adultery.
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The best furniture at casn prices on INSTALL
lnenr at the OdeatlDsecd house OF George a. GArAe,
7A7 BrOAdNay-Aap
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Red angry, slerp-des rowing cruptions yield
to the nctl II OF Glenu's Su phur soap.
lluls Hair and WHISPER Dye" OlacN or brown Soc
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Reduced prices in furniture and carpets
Cowpcrthwars, los aud 49, Chatham street Pay
uOuthly.-Idp.
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The liahcrt award granted ANY Exhibitor
" 'rui'inlt fNrusluu q, gwen the Elt- &c Truss ~.
for sik aslc irusses. sJld only Al dSi Broadway.
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81 Readers oi this PAPER. II you wish Boots
SHOES g. ltef- a lndia ltulcr-- Hr ClpH, mod.
crate prices pstrOnKc MILLER CO. IS Uuon square.
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Road the New York Sportsman day, the re-
sogDned turf journal VI tue United 6tates.-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-20

These popular English sh lcs can always DO found
at CAN ILELL's, cal Ava nv.
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BiliOusneHs, Headache. and Impure Blood,
Each Of them done aw y with, II you Will tnke
Qurk's irish Tea Price 20 cents per paCkagr.-AdV.
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Why suffer with Dyspepsia or Headache, when they
may be speedily cured 6y PAIKER's iINOER TON1Cf
dose before meals srcnlthens ihe uppctite, aud en-
aoles the sOmacn to easily digest iis food TIT. pleas
ant remedy promptly checks Diarrhni without con
suphtlLg tie bowels Cousumptlyes ind welcome
re- irf ant steadily "a strength from Its iEvigorating
pruprt 1t Il the best remedy for Coughs ana Odds
ana the ascd ana hose too fc bic & bear thr cold Of
winter nnd comforting strength IN lts vit,zing
wnfmth. Cramps. totc, Dtsrutcry Flitul nee. and
On er, l1fintun quick yicd TO this rom ~, and 1t
ovefcomes In lt-m aud OOut by acldity
OF the ,,omach ana promoting healthy secretOns. sold
by all druggists.
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A Card to the Rupiured.-Dr. MARSH. the in.
Ncutur ~ the ftnrated Kticti cure Truss and who
has been established ats Vcsey n Aston
House. Ia, opened otltr up town. and uoth.
ing to d. with any establishment Other than his OLD
Office, Nesey 81. s. n. MARSH.
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5usinrss tloiltrs.

Card.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
KNoXs FALL HAT READY
at 2i7 Droafway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
, 1876-05-22

wator, by all means lot II bo passed, aud II
1t can DO made stronger, by nll means also
lot that be done boforo II is passcd. It has
boon and is au outrage aul dlsgsnce that
these Pacific railroads havo beon permitted
to go on dividing their earnings among
Crcilit-a1obillor rings whllo regularly do
fou1ting on tho intcroat on these bonds.
About twonty-four millions lsna already boon
nllcl to tho national dobt BY paymont ont
Of tllo Trcnsury OF tho interest tho COM
palios contracted to my; ulreo millions
moro annunl!y is being added to tho national
tlobt for tho like nccount; Md thoro Is ovory
curtainty that, unless somo ot1lcicnt action be
ta1;cn, tho si1ty-dvo millions of principal
wifi also go to swell tho public dobt. Tho
bill in question scems we'll designed to CON-
pol tho companies to comply will, their
contract, If 1t docs not, lot 1t 10 matlo TO
do so, and be paRsed without delay.
, 1876-05-22

@2oc pcr brl higher, closing at SEQ. s5@2o,7 70
for Juno md g2o. 85@2o. 87t for July. Lard
was 71o per 100 tbs higher, closing at s12.223
@12,26 for jude and $12.40@1242t for
July. Meats were hrmor, at 73o for boxed
shoulders, 1oao for do short ribs, md lilo
for do short clcars. Lhks freighta wero dull,
at 2s@2lo for wheat to buffalo. Rail
froiglts woro dull and unchanged. High
wines wcrc ar1ner, at S1.os per gallon.
Flour wns In Light demand and stcady.
Wheat closed 10 higher, Mt $1.o54 cash and
$1.051 for Juuo. Corn closed 4@sc lower,
ut 47So for Moy and 4oo for JUNO. Oets
closed casier, at 31o for May and 30so for
Juno. Ryo was nrmor, at 88@G9o. barley
was firm, at 73o for May md 100000 for
Juno. Hogs were IN good local md shipping
demand, At about Fridays quotations., sales
making chiefly Mt $c.oo@71o. Cattle wore
fairly nctivo aud frmor, with ealos on basis
Of 33.50@5.25 for common to extra. Sheep
wcro unchanged. Ono hundred dollars In
gold would buy 5l12.5o in grconhaoks at the
close,
, 1876-05-22
PERSONAL

Gladstone hasn't bson In Parliament since
Easter.
Speaker Kesr's health IL much improved, mud hn
will attempt to reaumo hla otncal duties to-day Or
to-mosrow.
01unbAch says he will write m American opera-
bou2e. Tho politicians chorus will undoubtedly
h4 an immortal work.
Jsm Mace Is to appear "a tho wrestler CharsH in
"As You Like 1t, +" for tho benedt Of Fanny Dason.
port. next Wednesday afternoon.
Tho &4neral Of Madame Blanc at Paris was con-
Quoted according to tho rites of tho Reformed
faith. Yet Victor Hugo uale bEiet addEeas Ut
tho grnse.
Maj, Joseph Kirkland Of Chicago, IL the author
Of comic poom In thu SaDHc.R-Hrae" department
OF Serabasrs for juno. Tho subtoetts *'Aisumen-
A coatly Joke"
Miss Ann!o Montague. tho baltimore lady who
sang With MlsA Ke'logs's company during the past
season, Is making Preparations 10 appear In
Ita1lau opera mkt scasot.
Aicroccphallc persons, we arc Informed, arc
cases of atayt.u,, combining tho cranlnm OF IN ape
with the ability to crawl through small hole.
Many politicians arc mlcsocaphallc.
Sir John Lubbock u fortunate In haying s7Ifo
Of tastes and pursuits 1julitar to hts own. Lady
Lubbock has Just been writing In tho academy
review Of the now edition Of Ats. D4rwin's "Vs-
!ations OF Ap&aaa4 &nd Plants under Domeatica.
, 1876-05-22

There WAS story published in ono Of the
paporB yesterday to tho effect that x-Oity-
Attorney JAMESON and CuAn1Ex CAMERON
had, In tho interest Of BIr. GOWN, prepared
scheme to break up tho City Government
~ at present organized, by means of poti-
ton praying tho Common Council to submit
70 vote Of the people tho general charter
provisions contained in tho act OF 1875.
These petitions vera to DO distributed amone
tho saloons yesterday for signatures, end,
when 5000 votes shall be obtained, are to be
presented to tho Common Council.
There ia probably not much truth in the
story, but still there is no limit 10 the in-
Genuity Of tho members Of the lato usurpa-
ton. Tho men who could stu1 6,O00 illegal
votes In favor OF tho charter Of 1872will have
no difficulty in getting up petitions in favor
nf any other charter, il they think II will
benefit them.
The charter Of 1876 was intended as Bup-
'plemsat to tho old charter; but that old
shartar waa aholiahed by the charter Of 1879,
Ind, II that Of 1875 be now adopted. 1t will
Aboliah that Of 1879, and wo will have but q
dagmentary charter. Should the charter Of
1875 be adopted, the present City Govern
ment will al 60 out OF otloa In December
ne1t, and new ono be elected In November.
Tho people Of Chicago are, however, SUI
4ciantly aroused to take care OF themselves,
lot Mr, Gown and Ills friends do what they
plaAsa
, 1876-05-22

Tllaro ia drondful suspicion abrond that,
: notwithstanding the blue-joaus suit he sports
on tho floor Of the House, ,aud tho familiar
so1rqutt Of "Unclo JtMMY" Which iio
sports in tho rural district, WILLIAMS, tho
Democratic candidate for Governor Of In
dinna, Isn't tho kind Of n Granger the 1nds-
nna Qrangors will voto for. That matter OF
tho GOO ncrcs Of State achoo1-lands Of which
10 lns obtained possession will not down.
Tho Indiana Grangers want to know, you
know, c1aotly what waa tho nature of
the transaction by which tho title to that
land passed from the State aud vested in
Wu.11AMs; antl whother 1t was just such sort
OF traasaction rs m honest Granger could
engage III. Then there are also great
many Grnngors in Indiana who thona-
selves or their brothors mud Bons
were in tho field fighting tho Robcll-
ion when "Unclo JIMuY" WILLIAMS was
member. Of tho Ooprerhead Legislature to
which the Indiana soldiers appealed to aid
Gov. 11onroN in raising tho quota Of tho
State needed to reinforce tho Union nrmios
in tho field. These e1-so1diera remember
tint '' Uncle JIMMY voted with the rest Of
tho Copperhesd majority to roiocs that mp
paa1 Of Indiana Union Volunteers in tho
fiald for roinforcemonts, and their petition
WINS sent back to them ut tho front. Il
these inquiries into W1ILrAMs' record nro to
bo kept up, his blno-ieans will not longer
servo to conceal that his truo colors arc but
ternnt, and, insteaa Of accepting him "a n
Granger, the Indiann farmers will be 1iablo
, 1876-05-22

Tho First Congregational Church Of Chi
engo is quarter of n century old, and this
fact was duly Higna1ized yesterday by the OBJ
tcrvance Of tho quartor-centeunial anniversR~
~. A commemorative address was delivered
by tho pastor, the Rov. Dr. GOODWIN.
, 1876-05-22

Notwithstanding tho apparently we'll
grounded hopes Of tho Alabama Republican
&efor1ners that they had found favor in Prcsi-
dental eyes, yesterday tho official heal of O
Federal placo-holder who had affiliated with
9hom waa dashed of with stroke Of tho
Executive quill, and IN industrious fugloman
nf SPENCER, named 1torEn, substituted.
Tho retention by tho now appointeo Of the
CAairmauahip Of the State Central Commit
feo after removal from the limits Of Alabama
hal rendered him vory obnoxious to the op-
ponents Of tho Sponceriar system.
, 1876-05-22

currency into bonds IL tho certain means Of
producing not only contraction, but an ab-
aoluto stYlnotntV. Tho momont money
becomes scarce, there will DO goncral
domand on tbs bnnkn, and the latter, de-
privod Of thoir deposits, must contract or
suspend thoir loans and discounta. Tho
Wholesale merchant, unablo to havo the
paper Of hia customers discounted, must
stop oredits; tho manufacturer or build
CT, unable to got loans to pay wages or
purchase material, must suspend business
and discharge his opornttros; in short,
credit will be destroyed and nit things will
DO brought down to tho har,l-psn Of cash
payments. The currency will 10 locked mp
In the 3.C5 bonds.
How Is tho money to he got out
OF tho 3.G5 bonds? It must be by The
offer Of larger interest. The larger the
interest offered, the lesa desirable aud less
securo Is tho Investment Mon getting 8.G5
In gold interest, free Of taxes, on m invest
mcnt OF 100 paper dollars, worth B5 conts
each, will not exchange that permanent,
profitable, and Bafe Investment without such
IN offer ~ will at oncs signify tho hazara Of
tho business. There must not only bo an ill.,
creased rate OF interest, but The ratio must
1nclude liberal margins to covor nil possible
poradventurns and mtshaps There are in
Chicago to-dAy ton dollars to DO loaned on
good security At or 8 per cent 10 the ono
dollar that can DO obtatned by IN offer Of 19
or 20 per cent, for tho higher tho interest
tho worse tho security. Speculative 1oans
ccnsed IN tho panic Of 1875; desperate credit
has passed out of oxistonce. and mon now
prefer certainty at low interest to chance at
, 1876-05-22

mont, or Ind Domoofauo aspiration In his
lifo. The good, obeae old Judge, who a. q
Wing and Republican has Ind llis own
opinions ~ to FERNANDO Woon and TEn-
NAxpo Woop's deserts, will harr1ly fool COM
rlimentct1 by tho assurance TINT ho Is con.
siderol fully acceptable To tho constituency
which elects FERNANDO. Woop. It Is not
llko1y that oithor tho. Democracy OF Judge
DAVIS will bargnin for man acceptable to
FERNANDO WooD.
, 1876-05-22

Our information MlchlSsn !. th!s rrestsoe3yn y
DLAlxk will hase twelyo aud DHlsTOw ten SGles ~
the ar4t ballot. When blaine pa,ses +. s GnEs h;co
IlRIsFow vii! taya the whole delegation. ~" fur
fourths Of t1f Republicans Of MlchtGnn oapr GfG ~
Hh1sTow, but thsy do not manAgs the mseA'ns''
vary handsomely, -CiaclAnatl GotHH'fre'dt.
Commenting on this cat!,natc Of tho btA'n.
aud Bas1ow strength In Michigan, the Detso'
Tribune, which Is prutty we'll posted, remarks: !,
This classification u far eSGaga seeu "a:
preliminary esttu,Atss, md IL reasdn9nly .ion.
5ate statement of the preferences Of tue Il
hut some Of its members whose pessonat
uniaTow, rcprcsent strong uLAGNa const!1aehcgIs, I,
aud the exspoaksrs v9te from ~ sts1e e.aa a 0
thu Michigan Republicans Anoteen'
for BIA!ss Or I5AssTow; With no & nsh"r: - Is
st choice twethtds ot them n,,sSaR r1aa Ind fos
second cholco they woni change p!scst n1ta a.Io Il.
Grand .pda con,Gnt9s aa tns Il she dom
nant sentiment of tho ot ths Ps,s] " ss. shs
TOW viii enthpstssm; liA!ss, WuEEIaa. WAsns1II 1s1I
aunsz, Or any other candidate Of taas s@R He9Ero 1
would burden tho party Ii ths State.
, 1876-05-22

It is reported TINT tho Now York World
has fallen into tho hands of the Philistines
through the purchase by s. L. N. BARIow
of MAN1oa MARnlE's interest. BARLOW is
brothcr-in-law Of Senator BAYAnD, and it is
presumed as matter Of course TINT tho
World will censo to regard TnpKs rs tho one
and only candidate for the st. Louis Convcn.
ton to nominate.
, 1876-05-22

At tho Nav York Gold Exchange on 8ntur.
Lay greenbaoks ruled stcady at 88f.

Following light ralns from Missouri to
2nchigan, colder weather caused by northorn
winds is prophesied. Rheumatic people may
count upon dryer atmosphere before the
3ay is over.
, 1876-05-22
THE 3.85 BOND BCHEME-C0NTRACT
THE CURRENCY.

diam. Kansas, and Uhlo N4YD laid down a.
the platform of tho party in those stntes
TINT tho notes of all National Banks shall bo
withdrawn. md that tho Government shall
icst,o in Lou thereof 1ega1-tenders; that tho
holder OF ony portion OF thia currency can
deliver it at tho Treasury and receive thore-
for national bond bearing 8.G5 per cont
interest in cold; or, upon = surrender Of tho
bonds, mar got tho currency egain. This ia
The platform of tho whole Groonback purity
in the United States, except that part of
them proposo currency interest on tho
bonds.
The argument omp1oyed il that such q
curroucy viii eoualizo tho market: that 1t
will n1wave supnly the country with money
a ooual to tho wonts Of trade )" that it will
nroluco mn abnndsnce OF chem loanablo
money: that 1t will Rreatly reduce tho rates
Of interest. and tho notes, being d LEGAL
tender in tho payment Of alt debts, public
and priyate, will always DO ot par-with tho
y.G5 bonds,
There arc, wo regret to gav, pcop1o who
believe TINT this scheme Of iutorconTertibla
cnrrenov md bouds will rnato and keop
money abundant and interest low. Money
ia olways soaking Investment; tho holder Of
eurplus cssh is al ways on tho witch for somo
cortain. pormRnent, and casIly.mndo meons
Of drawing profit from his money. II tho
owner cannot use it his own business, then
tho money Ia for loan. The croenbaok IL ut
n larce discount below gold, To purchase
+ or G mar cent Government oo1d.bonds will,
cur7snov Mt presont rates would bo unpro-
ductiye. Tho money. therefore. now tinds
its wnv into savings hanka. whoro tho da-
positor receives & or 6 per cent, or into M.
tional or state banks, where tho depositor is
allowed como interest on his balances or
sorno accommodation In lieu thereof. The
banks. IN addition ia tbeir own can;tnl. 1ond
ont these deposits, and the money thus
aggregated constitutes the loonsble funds of
tho country,
It Ii pronosed TO "incroaso the amount
of thego 1oannblo funds by Offering to oycty
man who ho. 800 Of snare or idle money d
national bond at par, bearing 81 nor cent in
forest in gold, This is offered in competition
viii, TIM .nvinoa hanks md all other bnnka
md dopos;t institutions. Tho interast Of
fcrcd Is pcr cont in paper value. Tho bond
in uat;onnl one. md In exnoaod to nono Of
tho tlanrora at col1apses or frauds which oc.
casionally attond bauks, Tho interest is pay-
ab1o promptly, and the bond itself can bo
converted into currency or mid out "a cur.
ronoy without notice Asa secn,;tv IT. IN ia.
siraLlc, There il a Thousand mi1ltona Of dbl,
lars deposited In tho savings banls. md n
thoraon;, ,n;,1;ons II othox ha,,,o ~, ,,,,a,,,
tbo ,onev Ia ,onnea n ,ncrcb,nta ona v.n
ufacturars and hu;]aor. win ,vh;c,, ~ 49,
strnot hpil,,inpa tn n,roboaa ooo,1s md ~.
.or;,,e nv vnoas hana1a e,on, ~ r.ano-
liz aarrv ~ ~ t,1s tra,1o hn;,d,rr anI NJ n1o.1na
49,, - H. oountrv 1,rt 10, oo's,.s A..
;1.s ~ ,,o~l,o. ~ ,gs.s ~ .,.s
oo.o. | *. ~, ~ $500 a7no noo ~ ~ w ~
o"aola ~ - 1..aSa ~ ~ o ~. ;sss.... ~
~ S'o aa,a 0 =. nr.ss 7 - nv nv X ,hsss nson,a
so4a =. oae,n ~ r"' ~ ', aanea psoe, =.
, 1876-05-22

Ths Chicago produce markets :vere gen
orally quies On Saturday, provisions being
Armez and gain sasy. Mess pork was 12a
, 1876-05-22
OBITUARY.
MISC JULIA MATTHEW'S.

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wy "a ~ s,.. ,aa..,a,.a na,snara ~ ,ss
,,, u'Fo'lero'a ae ,,s, sce'''ea t TO nnvc very
ny" s"p,"',o .o,ee' ",'!e' ~. .ns Da.Msss,
s''c wou'a s',s Ionss peioEsns ~ ,ne eontsa.,o
'eels'es, aht MUM !up s,,o ss'uah s. lo, ne"ily
sMo 10y .'aa oes ~ w." t ~; no" tls "as
a1,l's. s!, >, ss 'n'.uson y. ~
!,'.a .t ~ "o ".s.,. "o soaI"s H.. ,.as, W..
Nens. A'>. co. ~. - e.o n1s. ~.
sns 0"1 w .',o nn,. Dse :.
s.m,,o .tr " ",' n,, !" 's' - MI. T1',o,
i''o u.an" uue.'s7s, n,ir A p,,'s ,,c,'.et
atlo ~ ',"'s i"syeo ~ .st ,'"' ..t ""1sn "as
nss ueat - e''", ~. ,n ue" .fne eonsesas,so o..
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rassa @ ,n., t.n,,, :. S'ssn s,,,,.,s W. I,s a.Sas
tsattI: '1sa mH4h"e A.o's'o,u "s ''Ao
UpI'a1po".io son,t"s -. 4ne!o lcn"eu nnu ~
1,etle en4' A1t ~ '''H oesn ~ ~ i1as .ple III
aue, ao o"e ' eosse.uuu ....t ~ G.ns ps'!on ~,
.nses ~, ."a. WHY Euoa' "4tnoua Mngn's III ~
WV ,,e uo0' s'neo' W ",s,4 n,',' ~ Hls*''I".
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,. mn t,.,. na.,; ',1aaa.'. nso l1,na' ~
!ssss. ua. ta'..s ."t,' u's"ppo'ns ~ @uu'c.ec,
e''I -, "u"'a ., ~ a., ~. ~ s'sn sa "a' "
~ ~ s'''t1 e1'o naa w. :. ~ ~. esA rne
o,c. III, 10 !osS ""' ~ ss..oa''5 .e'n :" 1t"-
s' s". @n ~ ~ ~ ar..", .rt1, ,saa 49, ,a.,,.
'I"t' ta,' ~ ..,' -. A'e '"o 'oa5
-'4'''''S>A '''.e@ s~.-1 .-s,,,,..E 1-rs.@1.
rho,a ia ro ,,nrcr INV mvato-u o,,ort tbo
h,a,rha,,,nr ~ snsrctorv 1,n,aroy whan hIs
,,n..a ,ros n~o,osoa ~ ,r,orot,orah,,, u. ~
Union League Club Mr. c. W. DuNANr has
nul,lfsl1ci 4 carl. announcing that II waa
!n.-o.t. IT,, ,aa....,., 49,. ~ soxss- a..e.'
through hls 1'l'uencc ts"t tHe Accesstly uu2tH
ballots were secured ngainst DRIsTow, and TINT
~ ns..'..s 49, -. - e. - ~. -
TOW. DreANT y member oI New York
sugnr-relptng firth which nttcmptetl to- steal
sS.0oo ont Of tho Treasury on a drawback
clnlm Oh sugars exported. bRlsToW stopped
that steal, and tllQ bl0ckb41Itnr WIS DuRANTt8
, 1876-05-22

Tho honest Judgment Of Gen. Jony II.
HARLAN is that BR1srow could carry Ken
tucly as the Republican candidate for Pregi-
dont Con. HARLAN is probably tho best
posted n1an in Kontucky on tho politics of
his State, having twice made canvass for
tho Govoruorahip, and each time receiving
upwards Of 30, 900 votes, OF which not few
were contributed by Democrats. Ills con-
viction that Bn1srow would carry Kentucky
Is bascd on the certainty that his candiaaturo
would secure tho support Of o very large
humber Of old.1ino Wings who since tho
War havo drifted into the Democratic organ
fzatiop, but who would bo drawn in body
70 tbs Republican party 1t Bn1srow were its
staadsrd-bcarer. Moreover, there arc many
Democrats in Kontuclsy who have declared
&heir intention to veto for Bn1srow il nomi-
1atod.
, 1876-05-22

Tho occurrence of the tlftieth annivorsary
Of the ordination Of Archbishop punoErn has
been made tho occusion Of an elaborate cello
bration at Cincinnati, to continue threo
days. Friends Of the venerable and distin-
ghshea ppelate in various parts Of tho coun-
try havo called to pay thoir respects, and a
dazzling array Of costly and beautiful pros
nuts hayo been brought and forwarded,
Yesterdayan imposing procession OF military
and church sociotioa paradod tho streets, and
On Tuesday the exercises will bo concluded
with pontiacal high mass participated
In by Cardinal MoOIoskzy and largo COM
pany OF visiting Bishops, and grand con-
cert in tho evening ut E1poaition-Ha1l.
, 1876-05-22

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SA"po WOOD aoAor''' "''' nn''nS ioe, 'on''
ln.mon1ca " inc assurance 1n"' no ~ eon.
7'aeroo tal'y Aceop~o'o ~ 1uo o'1s'."'.oy :.
VI wh'en 9 o'co1s rH"SnNpos WOOD ~ - NV
rAo'y '"aS o's"o. ~ Don'oeey -. sass
n~'i" :, "''' ~ "" 8''''' I'VE " '""a se1oi'"0'' ~
rA"S"Spo "oon. ----..-
rl,o 81 T,,,;a fyIohe. 1}t,u,rr,t ,rb;c,, hotcs
socrotorv nn1arov, for 1,oraonot rcosons mi
nccesaarr tn nont,on. nrofcsscn t., In o,ron,,cd
ot Tur r,n,nt,x. fnr aov;no lint .bc real
atruoo,o fsbetwccn 1,n,srow md 1,1A1sr. mil
tl,ot thov oro bot,, ,,oru,ar Il, tia ve.t. md
stpoostina that The way 10 oroou;zo victory
1voni, la n r1oco thom 1,ot,, IN tin t,cict.
In ronlv to th,s Il venomous1v romarks.
rh,, ~ ,,ho N ho on,t, roo, trou n nc,y.po,cr
n,Ittne In demand m Nfr HtA1yr examinations Of
chnrgcs Of corruption trumped up against him for
purposes Of defamation by that retf.conssitnted
Committee; u MI. nIA'ss H. - loo cofap. 70 10
e,a,'r nm t,ctr, W. viii a. ~ y tmnarn,ntc nn,,o y,
pn,srow.
Il is impotont malice for tho GID. 10 utter
tho prcposterous fa!sehoot1 That "sho SELF
constituted Committee II Of ctlitors tstrs,,npcd
m charges for purposes of defamation
.t,o;,,., A., n, ,,.,r Ao,o,,,;,t, =, ,h;s
ridiculous allegation they must hnyo invented
tho statement which HARRISON sworo to be-
fore tho Congressional Committed of Investi-
oot;on on;3 ryh;c}, 1,o,,rnu. tha Gocrotorv of
Tho Union Pacific, admitted to the same
Committee that Ae told HAhn1soN. "ns IL
dcfamatory" to give AIr. BLAINE enr]y pri-
vate information Of this uinnrsoY- -Ro11t,;s
a,o~,,9
s'o.s
MI. BLAINE 1ouna II 7ely necessary, a1teE
boing mRda ayaro OF tho HAnn1soN-I ROLLINS
chnrrna, ia nak t,or7uission Of TIM Sneaker to
.,.e ~, ~. 49, - ~, ue.,,. e,,,, ,x7
'A''o =. w. 'A' 11oo1 's 's
spoeiao ans"el 70 hlf' HARRISON sbta1o1neh's'
Thoro WIS still so much mystery, and 10
many things unexplained, that Congress or.
5n+cl1 an investiuntfon into the SG4 .N{}O.
,,ss..a,., xT.rn.,o,, nr,+v ~, o,5 W. so,,
, 1876-05-22

ffoetcy's fhcnffos
Randolph street, hetusen Clark sni LaSa11n. En-.
6asrment Of DalY'a Fifth Avenue Company. "riquc
, 1876-05-22

nYcvtckef's Theatre.
Madison street, between stnto and Dearborn. En-:
k1Eement Of Mtggu Mitchell "Nanncttc o
Weaftshufnn-N
, 1876-05-22

FVood'S Museum.
Monroe strcet. between Dearborn and 8thte. After.
roon: "Invtslble FRINGE" Evening: Frank E. Aiken
IN "pGft, or, ocean 10 Ocean"
, 1876-05-22

Now Chicago Theatre.
Clark street, between Randolph aud take. Hooley's
Nlnytrtll
, 1876-05-22

Acndcmy of a1uatcs
South Trn1stcd street. between Madison and Monroe
Tsftefy entertainment