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WINDING UP IN TIME.
Tire New Amsterdam suvipss Bank suspend
Ing business " hiis still solvent.
Tho Npv Avpsf er,lot, eavipvs Rank at

Ing business while still solvent.
The New Amsterdam Savings Bank, at
the corner OF Bowery and Rvington streets, AT
ter an existence Of seven years. has decided tn
retire from business. and on Saturday last mott
ned Its depositors that from that day II wonid
require sixty days notice from all customers
who wished 10 withdraw their deposits. The
its, and sent 10 Albany committee, consisting
OF the President. Theodore Frohwein, the Sec
e,arv Martin Schrenckeisen. and Mr.. George r.
Martens, trustee, TO consult with the SuperIn-
tendent OF the Banking Department, and ask Tor
the pointment Of receiver.
1t Is the intention Of the officers to call a
meeting Of the dspositors, ask them to select
act az u receiver, and then urge upon Supslin-
tcnIent Ellis the proprety Of appointing him TO
such position.
The officers ciam the bank to be perfectly SOL
vent and a0le to pay 100 cents on the dollar.
They do not close business because the bank IL
weak or shaky, hut because the people have
been 80 generally frightened by The failure OF
other banks that they are Withdrawing their
money, that deposits come in tut very slOwly,
and. for comparatively Young or small banks,
there II now no prOht In the BUSINESS Before
tue panic Of 1878, the amount they held on de-
post averaged over $4,000, hut since then there
has been steady falling OF, the confidence OF
the people having boen impaired, and the pros
poets OF an Improvement seem very remote.
Neither the President, Secretary, nor Trustees
of the bank have received any salary from the
organization until now, md they have finally de-
tefmined to wind I'm It's Affairs.
The condition Of the bank on the first OF the
present month was ss follows
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The Greatest Of Speeches.

We received from Albany last night o
remarkable political speech, which Gov.
TILDES had a hand in getting up. and
which LuCIus ROBINSON had a finger in.
" is q short speech. but there is not
. voter or taxpayer in the State
of New York who will deny that IL
" q powerful one. The Republicans will
Join hands with the Democrats in
rejoicing over it. It is favorable to the
rolored people, to the adopted citizens,
aud TO native Americans. IL will crafty
At once the business people and the work
Ing people. 1t will induce feeling OF sat
isfaction from Queens county to Clinton,
and from Chautauqua 10 Rensselaer,.
Everybody will see that there is profit in
II, and that 1t is of the most practical kind.
1t contains no assault upon any opponent,
and cannot itself be successfully assaulted.
This political manifesto of TILDES and
RoBINsoN il one which, we are happy TO
Eay, does not need much comment or ex-
PLANTATION from us. Fu this respect, II san
exception to most public doouinents-De
ocratic as well M Republican. The best
of these often have parts that are
illogical, or unsound, or clumsy, OF con-
fused, or In some other way unsatisfactory.
Bat tins one is perfectly logical, and as
neat as a pin, and there is not q waste
word in it, While the stat esman can pon-
der over it for a week, the child can COM
prehend il at glance.
Let us now get into this political
speech, which we have thus referred TO.
lest some of our readers should overlook
the few linps of small telppt1,phic type in
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NEW Yonx. Sept. %.


To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: l was
in your city on Sunday last, seeing and feeling
the earthquake. What pleased me most was the
great NUMBER Of brave men YOU have In your
city. OF course expected that there would be
some so brave as to see the great blast, but did
not think you had them by the hundred thou
sand. as saw them. A city IL In no danger VIII n
It has such brave men to defend II. May they
always defend the right l wish 1 were Mr.. I'LL
den, to get the vote and good will OF such men.
1t would have been very interesting " Mr.. Grant
and hts vii ked friends had all taken apnrtne nts
In that three acre cavern, and seen the rocks
which are sure TO fail on them In November. II
would have gwen some small satisfaction 90 an
outraged peopie. OWEN T.. CAvANAoIi.
ALBANY Sent. o.
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The yellow fever sprovine very destruo-
live 10 life ia the Georgia towns Of Savan-
pah and Brunswick, 10 which places, as an
'pideinIc, II seems to DO confined, although
has existed to a limited extent IN New
Orleans. II does not spread at all 20 the
northwAld, and there is no reason TO APP
prehend tie appearance here this year,
though We have had ia New York this sea-
sons few cases brought hither from the
Infected cilles. Such sporadic cases occur
every Year. Probably a number occur
which are not reported az such. the attend
ing physicians failing to properly diagnose
ths disease. sauce Ia a doctor unfamiliar
WIN yellow fever II is difheult to reGog nize
II. This was shown IN 1870 yellow fever
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BELKSAP has determined 20 go to Cali
fornia To live, unless the election Of HAYES re-
opens place for him In the Cabinet.

Senator CHRIsrIAScr Is not only te,hn-
DAILY but really wrong In speaking OF West Wiz
einia IN a former slave STATE. In the ordinance
Cor tho erection Of the State OF Ksnawhi, the
name " which was soon after changed to West
Virginia, aud In the Constitution AIDE opted. no
provision was made for emancipation but the
question of emancipation was informally pre-
@nted to the people, and an immense majority
OF votes Eivsn In It's favor. A provision for
emancipation was also incorporated In the bin
admitting the State. Out Of 3j.7T4 enrolled
n ale citizens, West Virginia sent :6,5i0 to the
Federal armies showing that with compare
very fayoraby with that OF Michigan or any
other Northern State. But facts aud ngures do
not suit the HAYES orators.
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BLAINE made his opening speech in the
Onto campaign at Warren on Tuesday evening.
The eject Of association on the stump with Ron
ISGERsoLL is clearly Indicated IN the following
passage:
"CLIFroRD Is an ingrap. hungry Democrat, double
dy and visited. the wool, and coarse wool az
that tLsushter.w
The CLIFFORD to whom this pure minded,
clean-handsd statesman from Maine here al
mdes Il Mr.. Justice NATHAN Clifford OF tho
United States Supreme Court, who has been, un-
fortunate enough "a make. IN his Judicial CO,
pacity decision which Mr.. BLAINE does not
approve. Judge CLIFFORD's position protects
him from tue attacks Of ordinary politicians.
but BLAISE's sense OF decency long ago followed
mis- reputation for honesty.
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LETTERS ON Lifting ToPIcs.
An Extensive Demand for SandrY Kinds Of
Know lcdQp.


To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sr: l
would like - see lit OF all the rdscais who
have stolen money from the GDvernment, or are
defaulters to Il and all fraudulent receivers of
stocks Of any kind, wbislSey Ring thieves, ana
all others Of every kind, the names in large let
tiers, followed by the amount Of plunder in each
case. Then would like the names OF all the
mon prominent In the Republican party, els 10
those OF the men who have left the party In dis
gust, or been kicked out for their honesty, and
also all who have oome out for TiIdeR think
you can thus I'LL a supplement-.
would like also to Know the am cunt OF taxes
collected during the last fifteen wears. and how
large q level surface II would cover II IN trads
dollars. Also, what Is the average yearly
amount bow much monthly; how much daily
how much every hour, and how mucn n minute.
l would also like to know how many wagons,
each loaded With 81 CO., would be required to
carry the amount raised during Grants admin
isiration, aud how many miles they would cover
N placed In line.
Twoud also like TO know how many working
men and women throughout the United states
are idlep
Then give us n list of all tho prominent citi-
zens Ia favor Of reform and honesty
AN OLD DzNOCRAr.
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had existed on Governors Island for sew
eral weeks before the army surgeon was
able to make up his mind rs to the charac-
ter Of the disease.
Yet there is no reason in our situation,
climate, aud physical conditions generally
why, under inviting circumstances. yellow
fever should not again become epidemic IN
New York. But there need be no fear that
it will reach us this fall, as ia the case OF
an epidemic Of this disease the FIRST frost
Kills IT,
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Ff0H No UHHFn HtfNTf, SeiN. tl
Yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock, a
small chlld. aGed about two wears, son Of ,ir.
John III aloi, accidentally fell Into a we'll ON his
PROMISE adjoining POwelIs suAp wOrka. Ihu
mother for some DAYS Md ueen confined TO the
house ~ severe sickness, but on hearing the cry
given 10y an attsnu'JiL Mrs. Haley sprang out Of
I'D. rushed 10 the we'll, aud Jumped IN. me
alarm being given, both moth Z and child were
rescued from their DertlouS situation. Great
fear Is entertained tor The mother safety. AIRS
l.ew's, who happe0ed To be Il the muse at the
tine, seized me well chain, fastened IL around
her ~. and " let down ny tho nurse She
succeeded IN keeping their hoads out Of water
uuIil rescued There was ten feet Of water IN
the well. ~ -
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A Wife for Five Gents.

A young man OF this city who had been
wagin2 hls matrimonial interests under parental
inteIferences, brought MS suit 10 a happy lose
ore evening last week. knowing the peculiAri-
nos OF his Intended fathre-in-law, he supplied
himself with the necessary quantity of family
dlsturoance and proceeded 10 the house. where
Dc engaged the old gentleman in social converse
and eaoh la iOed freely of N 9 quoting element,
ana tue result was contract aud sale Of tho
nluch priced daughier for i've cents. The pay
ment was made IN fuli, and II seems, with a Wow
monial p,pers had been secured. A passing
clergyman was called N and performed The csre-
monies OF the occasion, and the scene closed
with many happy congratulations to the newly
welded palr. 80
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F'on' Ne Louisiana st'te heg.stsr (ikpJ
The lawless condition Of affairs in Lou
siana Is not the result NJ the heat nenism OF its
own people. or hocause n large III jurity of them
are not law abiding am gnud citiLsns II " the
result Of kelogg's mismanageuisnt, deception,
aud relcneIy. ibeie IL no Government IA Lou
islana. OUTSIDE VI tins cliy, tue situation is one
of p'solute anarchy, 50 lar - the ,a,e Govern.
ment Is concerned. II II pOwerloss To punish
any vioiltor OF the law. IN the locatiuns where
human lilo Is safe, and the rights 81 propert
are respected, the people are indebted to tho
moral and social rustIzsnts al society, and not
70 tho Government as NAL dDinistered by ksl-
logg's followers. But there are places ia tins
state whore the worst clements ia society have
the control, a condition for which there now
appears no available remedy.
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MhiteA nna IiIncka.

fIVIH NJ NIhtWTHfII LOWWdF0IL
IL is II calamity TINT the black popula-
ton outnumoers tue waite la any state. Ii the
ratlo was as ~ Iennsssee. for InstauCe-tw q
Whites To one black -taere would he no trouble.
me negroes could then have the pelcca de en-
loyneht OF every right, without endangeTing
material interests by their natural stuui,iiv no
Lack OF information. Hut where they are IN the
majority there IL trouble on top OF trouble III
they rule, every material interest suffers; and If
they do not rule. this constitutional amenC .
ments are violated,
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The Hayes T~Ae, In Loui-iana.
FtDm the 81. hIp,es SeattHeL
If nuy Intelligent Northern man We,

If any intelligent Northern man were TO
come To Tue parish Of ~ james, We care not
how PRONOUNCED a Radical he may he, 10. day,
and see the KIND OF men who nave been placed
denomination on u Republican ticket, for mem
beers OF the General Assembly, he would shud-
der AT the thought OF suca men sitting In a leg
islatiNe body as the representatives, OF 20OO0
people. VINO pay taxes upon t3,OOO,OQO worth OF
nutn. Not one OF the candidates for iegisla-
tive honors owns dollars worth ~ real estate :
not one 81 them could frame law or draw up
resolution properly they are all young and
INEXPERIENCED. ana LACKING every qualification
necessary TO make rusty ana efficient law
makers.
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The Pbtls dr,ph,a Pirates.

To THE EDroR or TIE SuN-Sir: Will
you kindly tell me why Il 10. that with all tho
noise the Rep lolicans make about reform
within their party" no one Of their party papers
in this city says word about the dreadfuiiy cor
rupt Ring 10 Philadelphia Is II because they
are afraid N they RAISE thor voices against II. IL
may imperl their party's supremacy IN that
St,ne nut " " ilct thst tne nepunncan hing
or bankruptcy, and tho taxes and assessments
on real estate are enormous.
NEW YORK, Sept. q. A PHI1ADELPHIAS.
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Our aminble contemporary is possibly
still unaware that you cannot set a rooster ON
CHINA eggs and produce anything but dlscOm-
nture aud that you cannot set a newspaper on
Gov. rILDEN's record and batch out anything
better than campaign supplements our ova-
rious neiehhor ought to know this but where
ignorance is Bliss It's folly to ATTEMPT an ex-
planatiOn.
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fought JAMES A. GARFIELD to be in
Congress- or In the penitentiary7" This Is the
title OF political tract that Is being distributed
through GABfIELD's district In the State Of
Ohio. bv the " Anti-GARFIELD Executive Com
mittee." The tract gives au account Of the DE
GoLYER fraud OF GARFIELD, and proves by the
evidence and by tbs law that II the Hon. Rev.
Gen. GARFIELD, LII. D.. is not yet IN the penl-
tentiary, It would. nevertheless, be disgraceful
to send him again TO Congress.
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The Army OF OmceAoIder.


The records prove that the number of
Qnceholders has beeu increased during Prcsi-
deht Grant = administration from b49b7 to pi, 49,
or at the rate OF more than 6,OOO a year: tuat
curing almost the whole OF this period tho
country mas been suffering from great CONNER.
elh depIesslon, aud nearly evety home has felt
the pressure ~ hard times. ms 10 ths army
with which The Republican leaders hopc 10
oyerwhem the voice Of the people at the coming
q
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HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 2f-Our city is all
ablaze with excitement in conse quepce Of the news
from Philadelphia that the Weed sewing Machine Com
panS one OF OUT mos, important institutions. has re
eeved the highest award at the Centennial Exhibition.
~ honor most wor,hily bestowed ads
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Capt. SHuFELDr, Chief of the Bureau of
Equipmeut ana Recruiting, who will be pro-
NOTED to the rank Of Commodore by reason
Of the vacancy caused by the death Of Rear. Adj
m raj ALEX. NJ. PENNOCK, 10 a man who has en-
joled the profits Of fayoritsm without seeing
ans Agh,iag service whatever. having never In his
lils been in action. what his opinion. thereto
it worth touching the lighting con iition Of the
navy ~ compared with that of the naval veterans
nt the war must oe determined by common sense.
Capt. snuTELpr Is ;ae solitary Ofncor who at
tcmpts 10 sustain SECRETARY huBEsoN aud ISAIAH
HANscOM N their Use statGnil ats regarding the
navy, ana whose opinlou was therefore adopted
by the minority u the House Naval Committee
in It's attempt 20 whitewasa KOBHsON. SHUFELDr
10 the man who h ID money dealings with one
HAYMoND, contractor, imprisoned in Fort La
fhYette duIing the war flr swlndng the Gov
eminent. tSee seoFds Of Naval investigating
CommifteeJ sUUFkI.DP - not entitled to this
promotion. except as a fsvorite OF RoBBERsoN.
The officer who by seniority and service should
have " 10 Capt. AJAX. @. RBIsp. the gallant
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IiEADRll.


To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sir. The
vote Of Iowa will make a showing this fall dif-
ferent from the returns Of many past years.
There are more names upon the rolls of our
three riiden and Hendricks Clubs than there
were of Democrats In ths and the nijoiuing
fOur counties la B22. W. A. ID.
ACKIIN, Hardin county, Sept. p
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Sue en- said Commodore VASDER-
sILr the other day, when told by his son thai a
welI-known citizen had failed TO pay some
money borrowed years ago. The dying million
aire BIAS been ON the alert, in regard to business
matters. well as to his religious aft airs, during
hla long illness
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commander Of the Keokuk In DuroNT's attack
on Charleston. and the officer who risked bis
life In explodinRt the famous powder boat of Fort
Fisher. RBISD, however, will be ignored and
SHUFELDr promoted, as the formers statements
regarding the condition u the navy DO not
agree with ROBEsONs.
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The Herald publishes letter giving do
tails To show tnat there Is an alarming prsva-
lence Of disease among visitors To the Centen.
nid Exhibtuon and among the exhibitors
therein. From motives c silly explained, both
the authorities ana tue press of Philadelphia
scout the idea Of prevalent Illness about the
Exhibition grounds, tut the faces are against
them. The disease ID OF Lac m4lnrial sort,
tsphoid IN general CHARACTER. There must be
something wrong about the drainage.
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Lord DERpYs speech on the Turkish
question, reported by cable this morning. shows
that the intense public feeling In Great Britain
han compelled the DIsRABLI Ministry to adopt
energetic measures In relation to the Infamous
eondues OF the SULTAN q overnmen..
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The severest work which Deacon RICH
ARD SMITH his had during the present cam
paign has been to stand by aud suppress his IN
dixnatlon while his wicked partners wrote COM
mandatory notices OF tue truly wicked Bon In
GEksoII
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The Huiua rian Massacre.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN Sir: At
diaerent times America has lent a helping hand
To various countries In uleir axtre unity. Wv
not do something for the n1or Christian victims
OF rapine, nre, sword, and outrage In Bulgarian
READER.
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Grandfather PETER COOPER has put in
the field his State ticket with all due respect
for PETER, we say that whoever votes for 1t will
throw away his ballot. Tho greenback move
ment in New York Is a farce. In the West II Is
a more serious matter. especi lily in Indiana.
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II is interesting for us to see how many
healthy competent, aud excellent men In this
part Of the country are DESTROYS OF being sent az
correspondents To Savannah since the yellow
fever broke out there. The inesrs Of inteo-
ton do not daunt thom. and the perils Of death
do not dismay them. The fact might be made
the SUBJ CT Of some curious speculation.
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Centennial Exhibition.

HFhVIAL DhsFAINH'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II, lS76.-rhe very high
est honors which could De conferred any exhibitor
two medals Of honor and two diplomas OF merit have
i-s. ,vsrded the Singer Manufacturing Company for
sewing machines. -Ads
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RUSSELL ERRHrr, the BILL KEMBLE can
diriaie for Congress III the rwonty-sccond Penn
sylvania Dstrict. says ~ atuselt in his own pa
per, the Pittsburgh Conncret1l:
"Mr tlHxrr FOR a Mot M mas been known a. Al
unNavcriny alv1cate or ps, priuripcs of watch IN
kspu oitln party the Bttura grOgth and rxpon 4"
Yes. aud this h precisely WHY the honest citi-
z,ns OF Pitsoursh should vote against him.
The principles" OF which the Republican party.
a. It STANDS to day. is the natural growth ana
exuonent, are the principles which BILL KEN
DIE first formulated. and which govern the Ring
which governs RUSSELL ERnKrT. rnis man Is
notOriously the tool OF Bon MAcREY. who, again.
II the tool Of BILL kEN3IE himself II the cor
ruut crew get RUSSELL ERRErr into Congress.
the country will nnl TO lis cost how unwavering
an advocate Of II spu biicaa principles ho h..
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The credit Of the Government would be
immensely strengthened by TILDESs election.
SO would the peace Of the country. So would
its prosperity. The public service would be i'm
proved by it. The army and navy would have
reason TO rejoice oyerit.
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The item 81 elS3, sae 90 In the assets represents
the exact cost Of the mixing house In which
the business has been conducted.
he offcers say they have a surplus Of over
tll,0C0 and II the receiver acts promptly and in
telligentiy thsre o ~ son why any depositor
should lose a single dollar.
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IL is queer spectacle - GRANT and
CHANDLER making war upon DRIsTow and
ScHURz, while ScHunz and BRIsIOw are STUN D.
ing the country in the interest OF GRANT and
CHANDLER
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Ex-Queen ISABELLA Of Spain, having re-
turned from her exile In France has tnkcn up
her royal residence in the palace OF the Escu-
rial. DepOsed sovereigns alto highly inconvenient
residents of the country they once ruled. They
Invariably become the centre Of attraction for
restless intriguers. IL was doubtless from this
consideration more than any other. that CROH-
WELL decided on taking CuARLEs's head on.
II, 10 use VoLuMSA DHDLocKs felicitously del
icate language, "anytninK should happen" to
Queens CHRISTINA aud ISABELLA, Spain will
not erieye much. The Escurml was once con-
vent, and 1t would be well II the Ex.Queen
would now make IL nunpery and shut herself
up there. she has plenty OF peccadilioes to
atone for by prayers and pennaces.
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The Republicans nlr striinng every
nerve - cNfr' fndtdn', well knowinE tina, de-
feat there means RUIN ~ them in November.
Bnt the prospects arc q { The viii he defe lted
In Indians. and, the chances are, In ohio also.
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THE aoop rlMn COMING.

There's AgoOd tine cVluing. bOYs.
Agood time coming:
When rOgues that roo aud steal
The peoples curse stall feel.
IN the good time coulng
Thelr power has lo' : been great.
But honesty Hs,r iuger,
But WE IN hope may wait
wait aii'iie longer
There's good i,u., coming boys.
Eo0d time criu.us,
when. Win thr migat Of God.
our votes shat sha'trr fraud.
Inthe good time coming.
WIN Iiden AZ our head.
Oul hoarts Nlll al be stronger,
tui VIZ sre ably led
War attic longer.
Tlere's sood tln,r coming, boys
A good tine conls
For blacG, a. well .swlite.
There dewns dAl VI rl'hi,
In ma s0VS ua.t ul4ag
No harm can noA btl..
Porfrcedom's caH-r -rows suobEC.
win esA1l r,stis ~ ALI
a. wait Rlrs lone
There's good TIA .oul,ug. bose.
a good time Csu..ug,
No frauds can new Prevail,
hot srt1ies turn n. rIc.
In the good TIM comins.
We kUov our cAp.c ~ llsf,
Ana atm out faith grows sIone'r;
Conqnrr We may aal uisst--
Wan . huis l0DgsE. Carl bpJSE
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MIR. FRANK HhRPER's famous running
horse Ten Brock ran four miles yesterday IN the
Astounding time OF seven minutes fifteen and
three quarter seconds. This ~ the quickest
time ON record by more than three seconds.
Gov. TUDENs great race for four years In the
White House will he equally surprising.