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AM SEMEN rs.


Aronccrt was given last evening at Stein
way Hall iy Mr.. Harry Stanneld.
Mr. Stanfcld was well known In Now York
society some two years sinrc as an amateur II
much talent lIe went abroad and has studied
There, and has been heard in opera in some Of
the larger Italian cities. lie now makes his ap-
Ie1rauce IN our concert rooms. not a. an ANA
tour. but rs an artist. Naturally n large audi
cn'e Of musicians and amateurs and Of his per-
sonnl friends were drawn together by the in
terrsi II the occasion.
Mr. Stnnfcd had the ~ sisinnce 81 the Thomas
orchestra OF young Lirhtenberg. the viol nist.
and Of Nine. Carrrno the pianist. As II to lend
all possible pleasure ~ the evening the uro-
grnmme wa- selected " IN remarkable care. and
w or u,-iru' IN" ,Nloiinist. and the fair lady
WHO llavcd were all henrd ut their best and in
~" host ot music. The end was certainly
attained Of making the concert IA most enlov-
or The. orchestral selection. II is unn cceesnry
t. speak, except perhaps To congratulate Mr..
THOMAS on having addrd 10 his repertoire 80
Ran Polonaise."
Young l.ichtenberg played well ns to he
81 prodigy for usually their immaturity and
"a" striving to do what is unnatural for them to
But in listening Ia Lichtenberg there is the
Same repose and feeling OF assurance which ut
irrhls on IN listening to muster Of the art.
10. FEELING that he IL young never oh'rui"s
liselt there only remains the SENSE of listening
tuAn artist.
MN" Carrcno played Mondelssohn'a concerto
IN and Lists second Hungarian RHAPSODY
Nuch c"arness and precision rs she brought to
Ia" first aud -usl fire and expression and
sway OF feeling o. the second. were a surprise
ana delight The latter was truly n noble
PEE" OF piano,ortH PLAYING. and shows
On the artists part So beautifully
were come of the passagcs rendered
ina sh" received the remark able tribute Of the
Involuntary applause Of the audience break ing
N On the middle Of the piece. r. the very
hearty encore she responded with Mr. William
Mason.s silver Spring piece conceived in
the style Of the old Thalherg school and which
Shr rendered with consummate grace and fe-
hciiy ~ phrasing.
Mr.. Su,nncll sang verdi's Qucsia Q,ieHo.
s,cna and aria from Marchctti's Euy Bias"
and Blumcnthal'r ballad. " The Requital"
certainly his studies during his absence have
brondencd his style and aided his voice. He il
the fOrtunnt" possrssor ~ a naturally fine and
strong voice, Of excellent texture and sweetness
of quality. He sings we'll. That is. he has the
art, common enough Ia Italians. but uncommon
with us ot producing his tones simply and
clearly and without any throaty quality. His
singing OF the aria was in the true Italian
method. ana tho German ballad was given with
sentiment md simplicity.
marked fault, however, In the singer was
his intonaiion. He sang frequently aud de-
cldcdly out ot tune flhttening his tones Ia an
nnpl"asant degree. Let us hone that this was
hut incident 10 the nervousness that would nat
uri4ly accompany the first public appearance
81 the singer IN his own country.
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MAN AND WIFE IN COURT.
hx-SLDERwfN MSPEDOy's FAMILY
TROUBLES IND THRILLS.
Nearly Forty Years OF Married Iifr-pSo-
ce"ding- for Limited Divorce that have
Becn Running for Years Inside QuarreIs

NearI, rory Years OF Married liz. pso.
.crding. r,, u,.,,,,, u,. -.
~. s,..', , "'s"ree 'h"t nave
'" """"'"H '"r Tears inside Q""rreis.
The divorce suit begtn I'm 1874 bv ure
~. a, SUI. =" io'' Wy Nis'
hester mrSpedon against Thomas McSpodon.
who some ypnrs ago WIS President 81 I'm, H., 81,
uf Alderman and ot,or,,,., .a.t.s :, A.
NJ, =, ,,,,e ''ei '"' ~ '",.oci VI 'ho
Do"Iu Oh ruu'atloh ana firc Marshal and
If now a Deputy Sheriff. was before judge
Jnrrcmoro vostordnv ON N ,no,;o,, a, 49,. -,
~ ''O'"' '' h'o'ion W cohnrm
.ho rei'recs report In favor OF the husband.
Tho action, which Ia for limited divorce for
alleged cruel treatment u.s reforroJ h,, 49,, :
49,, !, ,r, y, ""e ,oi.'icu ny coh-
sent 10 Ihomas H. lhndon. who began TO take
testimony four years ago After Mrs Mo
gnodon Ind h.on ,xon,ino1 49,, ,,,, -.
~, - ~, 'Naii,'nou' "poh the sugses-
,'on 'hat the pair might be able to heal their
differences the hearing was postponod i'm INV
tQ7. a., T.. -. p" IA ''",
'..,., nn" III hue"s. was ihuchnltciy put on
with the understanding that II should not DC
reaup,od ,rt,.. -. 49,, -,
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s FH.pay XG w. 2 sssa a As s1 MTAT@s
srairs from winnr ~deat ~cr, Depressed, NJ
a0 sat ,' nnl wc.',rn ,%6 S, 81 7,s ~ esrs
Slas. s5.tesS'H Western sprnr wheat extras
Wheat extras. - 5u@s -. DO Xxx and AxX 81 ts3 ~
s1ai, s5a'Ssrn oaAs1. ana LAY an 'T ora -
g.. r."'hsrn ,ngllnT sxlrs. ,'Ss9 IT, Corn mesl-
Hour 81 7SGssisS wheat iced. sadS,ssa y ton, rye
rCi slsss.n Bnckw heat hour E 10 rs s2'.lsss -.
!. 80 bale, mlddns upands e. Futures we're i%7
"' T' f' S at .aaary TOR HGsSmS or la5I, Sr
'-c Tor asrcn. ole Tor Arm ANA y doe Tor NAY
sale, Tor future delivery. niiAp bales Receipts al the
rort- thi- la, -ns,'i, pa.i week .s0'np lae,
un,cili 80 III. en- ue ,r"i At sa,.siI i"r
T r am G, vi r tor Tr s ~ 4 81
Bee, mue acu,o ,alc, 10 ,l, ma To- cluims plain
an" S Na i alf at ~ s6 i IT, 90 i, n @
Ga' si' @ i . se M Ws s'nys for early dc'cy
So NJ chicago to come forward at once cut meats
Lao t.. At - ~ for PRIME cily and s-SS = s7' Tor
' "s' or "i ,1 ,T 40 ' or ,Ss at
ana - TOO So tor February CLOSING n"r Change Al
i,y d BP'IeI agl a T. am cTca"eric, 2s'c slals
Oh" issiory Gsiec fas,' q ,ac Tor rG rc,n
bush at ii ?6asi =. lor So .pHn. y :o. - % Tor
No 10 - aiefl 80 lor No LIDO II IS ior Sc red
aud lor iuture delivery. to',n bush So J red winter,
i i3 ASKED nv quiet Wy,'r'5,' 5'@7%' stSrs, -
air, aensc, sales ,or1 tu,l AT i-'.-',c Tor Western
,'iiE, '', l"r iw"H"ri iai,, ~. i", ~ rowfd stat,
nrneT Though closing WIN ,'s ,iui SALE, s,Hn bush
em.a s1aed NS az %, @' ter >pI S Ml "a
A. Tor white, nepiinS So ,heqso. SITE N sioc,
Iomolr lu,ur,, sales en- Tie ,l"i iGi,11mi'h aiait
* ' S Ms, ana I 'sT 'j S and Lar a" 'sS
l'liNrry $50" Gg'h g. mixed al oii,e Tor Ao,,m-
.ogog,n,s- l2 ,o9y, W., nigher agd Nrm CARGO.
a. n','G H t "a '' anl. ~
al t "a dan i lflf -ftt .HTf Lie
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Final Word. from Mr.. Paine.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sn: fow
lines concerning the Bogardus match aud have done
with The gentlemen interviewed yesterday no doubt
gave TIM suS their honest opinions IN the matter OF guns
3c II an objection TO the weight Of gun l. to he
made AT ALL il ought to be made when arransing the
matter and not when the men meet to shoot
The gentlemen interviewed cited three cases In which
light gurs had been used hut none where heavy oncs
had been one of the gentlemen la. Won man, GOOD
matches VIII n gun weighing less than
am tapis Patton ana Shelley both us. guns WI ighing
hht seven pound Hnd TWO ounces THIS have from Mr.
Grant, who made Cart Patton's gun.
With all duo respect the opinion a. one Of e Sc cen
urmcn ho no doubt refers Ia the form shown hN Irnt
Patton tins season. while referred 10 tho season OF $50
when met him ~ that year the puhic record shows
MN o. nave been the best shot in Europe. jim IL
lsio, cart Patton won the GiHnd roulr ssui NJ Mon
acc. bcauns 80 competitors killing twelve birds in sue
cup. ~ Jan %, iN17. he won fhc GI.nd rriN du
Casino ~ second year ia succ, s.nu, hrans ~ com.
p'ut-, w., Nhrhs rise killnl II bud, 100 IT,, and win.
nh- M nn't TART AMI lH-nO franc. ON MAY /. 1877
hr boat Mr. bwiily Ward IN match ior E5ua side -
Ahibr rIsu - binds r"cli Mr. nuiirA Nari l. the "a
fhinn wen Wy Champion upan ~ ward, swoel .,iukc,
o. - is bras each M -ldes.u- II out vi 49, cant
Shfl 'N iiiIig sNruil.
Aurr hehrdu, REUSED to cutter for tho Rcnu,tt pilc
hi NfMpnrL At "ncr went Ia lutlnul and rhllon-cd
IN, -tut Mlu above nam. 4, with the result known
now ,4N' me lNbht to judge whether am wiling ~
Ina A rANr, Chamiio of the World.
Winchester q Co., "a John street, NY
Nin"li"hi"rs famous sp""iil" remedies ENJOY
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WHEEL Married LIFE.
A Deed Of Separation md n Promise Of
81 900 % Year

In April, 1915 Benjamin +. Wheclwright.
son OF the late President Of tho Greenwich Saw
ings Bank. married Ignaza RHO daughter of
Iroi. RHO. Of this city well known as n music
teacher. She now sues for limited divorce
and serarat" maintenance. avorring that soon
after their marriage he refused ~ live with her
because she would not keep the marriage n
secret. Then they agreed upon a decd Of sopn-
ration by which she was 20 receive 81 600 n
year for her support. in quarterly payments
But since August last nothing has been mid
her. Her husband she says. il entitled ~ an
income OF 5000 year IA one of the heirs of
ms father and has one-nfth rcversiorary in
,"rcst IN an estate of 100000 The Ease was
before Judge Lnrremoro Yesterday on AN nm
picaton on behalf Of Mrs Wheclwrieht for an
allowance pending the action for alirony and
Mr.. ,wheclwright. in opposition. saws that
me-, i H., together IN an illldt relation for
ihut' than year before their marriage. and
tnht she induced him t. marry her by a trick
She pretended 10 be VERY sick and feeble. and
, w. ,T,brn 10 Italy unmarried. She promised
unu ! hr would marry her he might. " she sur
oNeu uNo Ivoree after two years without any
her under the assamed name OF smith and
, ,hhey soon aiterwari went 10 Europe. While
temper. She scratched and beat him and in her
Hts Of passion threw AZ him whatever she could
on the 9Th OF October. 1873. and then the deed
OF separation was executed whereby she con-
s"nted 70 live entirely apart from him But sho
continually annoyed him by writing to him and
following him. II was his intention 10 provide
i9r her In accordance with their agreement and
IN" failure 20 pay the installment in August last
was because Of his absence from the citv He
u year.
Mr.; C. $. Spencer. in arguing the motion on
behalf Of Mr.. Whcclwright dwclt upon the
TACT that she was n fragile girl OF hui eighty
pounds weight. and would be therefore most
uhlik"lyto beat aud scratch such n stalwart per-
son rs hcr husband. Decision reserved.
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An Appeal from william II. Grace.

To rHE EDITOR or THESUN-Sr: In regard
10 the paragraph concerning my petition for
pardon, which appeared in yesterday SUN,
beg leave To say word. After my lawyer failed
To get me "A new trial, my friends sent petition
for my pardon 10 the Governor. which is said to
be- the strongest that over left Brooklyn. il CON
tuned not one word about Sharpe Shortly
after H. receipt in Albany came the news TINT
b it"rly lnlerposed against my release then
wrote the lvllcr, which you mention, to the
JoWfhpf. IN II | max" no charges against
Shntne's dl@hon"styOr fraudulent TRANSACTIONS
IN once mat dld not make to the Treasury
Department last summer; and that are not
now, after invest igation. confirmed facts of
onl'ial record in Washington. For that cXpo-
SUR. ana not for assault and battery am hero
WA placed in position whore had to tell the
truth, and I" make known the farts and figures
oI pam ana sorrow 70 have 10 expose Ring Of
OH 'ial thieves and dishonest impostOrs. which
slui" more money during the past five years
rom NE bpNelrmrnt and people Of this coun-
IS than the Nhiskey Ring Of the West and the
Tweed RIM 81 New York combined Nv Tho
aud similar ones. have never been forgiven.
sharpe, not satisfied with sending mo here and
the questionable means used to accomplish II IL
now using ms great wealth and power 10 defeat
"a" Jliii"n lol nay pardon. which was sent on
by tho leading men OF all parties in Kings cOun-
~. am without n dollar; nave not the means
I" send men To- Albany: my wife and family are
suffering Tor my presence and assistance l. il
rEht, - il honorable or manly. that Sharpe,
who Is rich Ia power aud purse, should take nd.
and hound mo down. drtectivc-like, when he
knows cannot now defend myselif
WILLIAM II. GRACE.
BLAcKwEIL's ISLAND PENIrENrIAgY, NoV. 20.
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NV YonK. Friday. Nov. 23-Rceoipts Of
nee, todN were q" car loads. or .iu head making
W,h V 4fp since Monday, against 1885 the cor.
nspolt tnc last week Prices further nd vanced
ing hFtcr hHn on any previous day this fancy
or extra steers were shown Native eattle ra nrcd from
&c y No., 10 dress ID rs to the eross IN To lie N d
70 urcs ~ hs md lew cuons reached NE. Four
teen car loads Of Texas and Colorado fru
sc. to dress % Ms IN to &c to dres. 81 ms Export
cts touk II tat native steers
Receipts OF sheep mud lambs "a loads or sof
neal making l1S tor the last iuur days, 10 OcH
ior IN. same time last week Market not hrisb, bat
fniy nrin, at former prices 4tJ,c "a H. for she. D.
and Jad'ac n N Tor lanhs.
Receipts Of hogs SO ear loads 7fs head MAX
ing total Of 1sd7 since Monday against 10 Tor tho
same time last week Market dull with one rar load q
ONO hogs. 10 hs average. sold at e. ~ ~ 100 and
pait VI car Oad u state do. III Ms at same price
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SIS England. Thompson Liverpool Nov T. and oueena
town Sth " = ""' N"''""
IS Any ssinia. murphy, Liverpool Nov TO- and oueens
IS Richmond Kelly Norfolk
IS DeNonia Munro, glasgow Nov 10. and Movil. lin
Is Gulf Stream. 1rbon Charleston WV
snip India Hutchinson Rotterdam
BARR frNi Dubrovacki Suiltrh. IIyCrpool
Barn COLOMBIA, Stagno. Limerick
Barn Reviewer. Brown. LiycrpOol
HArk Eliza DarsS Collins. BERMUDA
Barb Naaland. Erickscn. barcelona
Barn Alfred Michael Ferraud Havana
Hark DannchrOy. kurtze Strtfin
Brig lnvincibe, Ramirez Havana.
echr VI X W. Rudolph. Cape Hayden.
ARo the usual nver ana cOaStw ise vesset.
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Another Pair of Gable. Completed.

The seventh pair Of cables on the down.
sr, am side OF the srcat East river bridge was com.
ploici Yesterday afternoon, and alter tho completion
OF the seventh pair Of NJ stream cables this afternoon
tw MY six out oi the seventy cables Wiil have been
nl .had iur approaches air MHu- pushed ,l-orul.lV
ami IN. 'f-urtrs Mll be rrudS With THIS mart of t,
WORT when ihcir comrad' are ready aimi
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ure ralow steady and quiet a, 1907 II lec whiskey
quiet attl IN Ocean freight- steady and nnderatly
active yrain 20 Liverpool by steam sGssad provi
sions $50 Us ton. cotton iid grain to Tnndnn Nv
steam. sos I'D flour. by sail - ftd barley tu cork
lnr orders 81 h grim same VOYAGE, Us Sd provi.
mnns 10 Hmburg, by steamer, AS I'd. lngct copper
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Congressman Abram 4. Hewitt has a farm
near Montiair, \. J. ON Thursday John Odcl started
Tor New York with two COWS which Mr. Hewitt wished
In present a. Peter Cooper his laihcrinlaw When
Odel reached Marion he wa met by Michael Suith aud
owen MurAan, Mh" had come from Mr. toopers Long
Island ihrm Ia meet him They were all arrested aud
kcd up on suspicion OF having stolen the N,s.
tefday Justice feoubet In Jcrsry tN discharged them
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While the family of Edward II. FlAgg. the
patent medicine mhn were a'scui from his house 42S
state street BrookAn on Thursday. nc,,s broke open
the basement dooraud rausa,lDd the house. tuiung the
cnht' NJ, 81 every drawer "l lh' nuor fh took lit-
mnnd cluster Ii, and lh Cd. ealll-.. hut did not take
ANY tho costly .ilNrrwnrc th,N Inspected The u,it
discovered At II uch n.ht Tho detectives are
10 The
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Susinrss ,lc.itss.


what every Mother needs H. "a reliable. In.
vgoran to brace az her dcruc organization. aud en-.
able II to stand tile constant drain which ting du.
ties inpus' Every mother will not only couiurt and
strengticn herself but Will relieve and nAcy her nrs.
ing bate by The free list NJ rAkkER'S GINGER IONIC
u has f'mart ably hcaihul acton on the internal
operations, cur htnda' he, anl all
uc symptoms. relieves painful periods and safely esnh
shcs rGuarity " the female functions from your
drustst ~ bottle sample bottle at 10 cents and
test its merits. ' '
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BLINKING AND FINfNCI.iI,

AT THE WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE
Wall street New York
stock specuaorS execute their oricr~ the quotations
"a they come out on the indicator and posted On
THE BLACKBOARD.
COMMISSION l-i0 ON - SHARES AND OVER
Margin per cent Orders by mail ma, Ice sent direct
10 tins Exchange, and executed ~ per instructions
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Warmth without weight is the desirable
feature in our over oat. D'vlin 4 Go. have n
great stock Of fine oyrrcoats which ne, tnat
rcuuirrnlcnt.-1 dr.
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The central National Rank Of chicago whose suspcn.
sion WAS announced vest rdaN, ~+utsN tiis
winch H. amply secured Within the l..st tn days tile
central borrowed s-utHN al the Merchants bank and
- go o the Mechanics Bank 10th this These
suus arr included IA the total oi Siiotoo
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MfRINE INTELLIGENCE.

| MINIATURE ALNASAC-ruts
sun rses..... jSSun 4 Noon ri a "a
hiGH waTEK-rfts
sandy Hook 10 VI Gov sland 10 81 Hell date u 10
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Get bottle Of Eliiott's tarboir Snur. Ii cures
tn cdiurh every TIM" frivr - cent, i't.
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T. YEARS IN TIE SADDLE.


TIL NnrNcIiou. Fh,nt that Grows where the
r"ot Of Man hnth Never Troi Exoitc-
m-nt Among Florists nnd uorttcuit uri.t-
the Delicious Perfume thnt L. Away.
ted Nv Zuui aud NeNIcnn Naidcns.
Inily last spring Texas ranger found
~, li,u Thomas &. Acton In his ofircln the
In'rd S'itos Assny building. The rangers
t.Nr, iar". nashing black eye. long hair and
he's, m,.-iarhc. backed by u lroad-brimmod
49,, nfrro aud huckskin shirt open az the
m,tai proclaimed the genuine Indian fighter.
Wiuuut removing his hat he took n scat. say
iog that Mr. Actons name had been suggested
t. tan by Mr. llillhouec and Mr.. Latin ms the
man npon whom ne ought TO call. Thercupon.
mi wont and flowing hand he wrote his nd T.
drcss ulon pioco of blank paper. and laid it
i.i,fc he Assny"r. 1t was us follows:
,uMAN,ii he GEORGE ANDERSON
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MY little child, Ave weeks old, was cured Of
DUMB Asue IN few DAYS bv wearing tofaASs Pan
GEORGE W. STONE. 1911 William It Y,
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Oyercontsi ONerconis,

fine assortment Of beaver uvorroats nj 4
Raymond 60 s. IN Fulton l., corner ri Nassau -.l,ie
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From ". u. Lynch. VI. D., Of auburn. n. y.

TVfTVl 4 -TTWnWV I'M IUVUr I'M WIs.
TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY We hnve uaf IL
~ our family IN pulmonary m cuon-. coughs aud colds
ana esteem II most valuable remedy. AMI have recon,
tM'd II IN various complaints Of this with inva.
all dI usgistS -
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Brain Food strengthens the nervous system and
cures premature weakness oi either sex Price Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-24

a spccdy and radical cure ioi ncNcus dc
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The Vanderbilt wedding is finely illustrated
N lhe Gi'ai. 1dal.-iis
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Brain Food Send for circulars to the denot N
ALLEN Pharmacy, LIST av. AMI 18th st
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Brain Food sold by HtDNUT Herald Building.
CAsNELL MASSEY, 18th It aud broadway
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UNDER WEAR
WHAT THE nANKrKs SAY.

ct 'qS @} 1an % OF 'se bs eSG
cnuun directed 70 the following guarantee Of It's sta
We take asarc in s,,S that ,S Lo n ,' sste
i SsarS oi s sue IN IN and 6a. sow e s s
successful oLcrau'n over 'isht ,cars. pgrn- that lc
obligation, aud now rank anon. h" solvent ir-tiuuons
i,o"" HSmk il krnntE rr,., ,i' Sal, 'i, <i,o
BANK. r. Irwin r".iicut lLhcrnia National an,
WtS' Maua.tr Bran'h Sat, N,uonii nnk i.in y,
i'nI, s r rrg'niS' ss ' M,, ' Ir'ngrn
man, other; lis lrsai sntn, sd,nucl ma. Irrl o.
Of I"asls,urs NHs w. iS.-. %it6 capital o inc Mi"n
q yearly DONATION Of S'oo.i To DC state Eince1nai
Innf ana as, IN nd OF the sharitals in.u'ntions 4
to the nrS'fni pme ia amount, hay. been regularly
SEASIDE LIBRARY.-LATEsTI ISSUES
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i5t 4 Point q i,onor By Mrs ANNE Edwards no.
~ trihnT oL"ary R, rLarlc. Lever Ne
~ y1 Na,'ian "ib1N ~ ArN DUMAS ,c
IT, S Hr nH Stys X y SEgS N''y' S
rATENTs sECUKED.
fSc nN ab,s weG Is the ruel S, IT, w t,
France Belgium Gcrman, canada. aud other counirics;
also drNsu, trade mark caveats, aud labels cousIta
+ H. WALLIS 4 son. Nassau,t. NY
THREE LECTURES ON STRUCTURE
@ncc IL pfoi"oias ( au,rion aGTit " mo.
ca tre',' M i'4 9n ,r1c @ c ynf
W,Ht'd ~ ur utrtH",wnm 4. ~, pIliAie h",pila, ny
noln .ioi, To- ! ana To- io c,'nin.s, At - 5th Nv
FIVE DAYS OF EACH WEEK,
MONDAY 70 fnls\ Dr. fASSou MAGNETIC Healing Ply
suffering from amy form o disease cru receive trc An,ut
rouDA NJ wirM The poor tree RON ii to I'm
EsTAnIisuED iiO YEARS.
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The Northern Ropub,,cans viii ,ba,

The Northern Republicans, with that
ii;iaiitiiuiiS witch ~h;;lssi makes then; w.,s: &c
attend to other peoples business before
they know how to look after their own,
seem to be taking very lively interest
In tho roloitd congressman Robert
Smalls who ls indicted I'm our State courts
Tor bribery and corruption in Office. They
allege that he cannot obtain fair trial In
our State courts and therefore desire the
case transferred to the Federal Courts.
With view Of securing this transfer the
subject was referred to President HAYES.
who requested tho Attorney General to
look into the evidence and give his opin-
lon about the case. General Devuns has
examined tho testimony, and reports
that 1t seems to be conclusive and thcre-
foro advises against any effort being
madG 10 transfer the case. This gives
Smalls case black eye before the nation
and will take away much OF the syInpa.
thy 1t WAS intended TO arouse for him.
The claim that no cannot get Justice I'm
our State courts Is as ridiculous and il In
malicious for the Judge, Townsend, who
In to try the case, has been twice elected
To the position ho now holds by u Rcpub-
lican Legislature, the Sheriff and Clerk
OF Court In Richland, are Republicans
and the jnries TO try these cases have on
them nineteen colored mon and seven
teen white mon Of whom twenty ono arc
Republicans and fifteen Democrats. Ir
there are any odds OH tho cnsc they are
certainly In favor of Smalls. There Is
another Wow Of this matter which Is that
the talk about transfer Is only one of
those infamous and cOntcInptable insults
and ISLANDERS upon our pooplo for which
tho Northern Republicans have such
relish, and by which they have lived 40
long and prospcred 40 greatly. The adj
vOchtcs OF this transfer know that there
is no law for 1t and that It cannot bo Of
fcctesl, but they embrace It AZ another op-
portunity to fan the dying einbcrs OF
sectional hate. THO poor creatures have
become sO accustomed to political Islander
ard lying that 1t is impossible for them
t. do tho South justice, or tell tho truth
"fsn speaking about us. 1t IL fortunate
for the Republic that political change
has been Mt last effected, and that AN era
Ofgood feeling is returning. Those old
political hncks have given tho country
enough trouble for all parties TO rejoice
at their forced retirement from public
| positions.