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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-23
4H Biloxi, Mississippi.
The Montross House is now open for the recep
ton OF guests.
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
On Grand Isle Gulf shore, sixty Miles hi
recily south of New Orleans.

Reached by steamboat by way of Little and Big
Barataria Bayous, RgOlets. Little Lake, Grand
Bayou and Barataria Bay.
The Only surf Bathing in the south.
As fine a Beach as there in the world. Per-
fectIy safe. No under-tow.
Messts BEATTY & WISE have leased the
GRAND ISLE HOTEL for term Of years. and
will guarantee to satisfy the public with COM
Portable rooms, clean beds and good table, be-
sides furnishing easy and comfortable access to
means Of pastime and amusement that can be
desired. Tney have produced Il revolution in
the management OF the Hotel and in their ar
rangement for the comfort and pleasure of their
guests.
Madame RHETNHART of New Orleans, will
have charge Of the HOUSEHOLD DEPART
MENT of the Hotel, and will give her careful
and skillful attention to the comfort of the lady
and children guests.
The steamer BILLY COLLINS will ply regu-
larry between the city and Island, in connection
with the Hotel, leaving Harvey's Canal every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 8 a. m, and
reaching the Isle by shutdown. landing at the
Hotel wharf-returning every MONDAY and
THURSDAY.
TERMS:
Ier gay; ....-...... .t................. 81 b0
ner week; .....-...--............... 10 90
IeI iloHtu ~ w
Special arrangements will be made with fami-
lies and with excursion parties with regard to
passage and Hotel rates. Apply for fuller par
las street. or to
mysotf BEATTY & WISE, Projectors.
a. esaegsn> SHADY GROVE. MN n
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RAILROADS.
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTES TO ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.

Working out of New Orleans via the n o. and
M. X. H., and presenting the following abrasive
lines to the attention of all North bound Tour
lists and Travellers:
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RECETpTs AT THE NEW p.erN

KECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Pearl River. Per sehr Rebecca-35 OOO feet lumber
to w w Care &c0
Shell Bank-Per sohr Truzilla-35O bbls shells to
order
Biloxi-per schr Magnoia--1000 bbls charcoal to
master
Lake Mauripss-Per schr Pas INES cords wood
to master
Blind River-Per schr T B Kemp--2O cords wood
to master
Pearl River--Per schr Emma Jane--35 oC0 feet
lumber to w w Care &C.
Blind River-Per schr Monterey--sC00 slaves %
cords wood to master
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Route No. l-AlI Rail,

Via Montgomery, Columbus. Macon, Augusta
Wilmington, aichmond
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EMMI BiRNEs's FATE
The Last or Three Aged Maiden sisters-
Brnve jaime. Donion's Funerni

Emmn Harness thn unmarried Nvo,,or
400, -. ,,I,, ,... .'., ,,.... ,.',, ..,,. ''
lhntic avenue BROOKLYN. hy rapid Transit
motor vvns one ~ ,hr,a r,,ide, s,s,o~s ,,,,,,
-. " '"' '''"' o,o.V'H' ."u'"
attached To each other. who moved from Balti-
more 10 BROOKLYN nearly thirty years AGO.
,rl,,. ,,,.,.,, ., -. -. -. l.. H..
~ '''u ,'i "n"n, ,'"'S III '''o Sec"hu Story
OF i' huilulng NJ "bs Atlantic avenue. within
100 feet of where she WIS killed and nlthourh
L,r b,d,. ,ro. s,o,, l., -. 49, -, ~, -.
'' '"' ''" ~ """' """'i'"S WIN il''
IN the nclghborhood. no On" WIS able to rccog-
h,rr.,,,,in. NJ. ~, - ~
"'i w" ''S,''s ".ou, tn' one IN
mhfch. ana thr other m April, 1874. and they
wrre buried side hv sle in n nlot in Cr.on.
49,, g.,,.,. MI a, =.
" ''''' '"'f VIZ "l"'r thhh Emma
Barnes, and tic cause II their d.nth was old
nec. After thefr death she made known for the
AZ, ,,,,. ,,., 49,. ht. . ,..,,
an"@tng the Undertaken. J. VI. Hopper 10 whit
for his money until the aunrinr wu. m. -o tbnt.
spn u,illt n,, l,s. h.r i,,. "a. ,,."
'''' 'o" NN '''
d"aih ~ her sisters She lived alone IN the
rooms over cigar siUrr NJ t9N Atlantic avenue.
she was irlrndiy with Mr Nahrwnld the cigar
nhk'r Hni lr"QurniiY t"ld MIN q" let her know
tW""r thrr. daN- iwior" hc 'Np" ted the ~ ut
T. Ful i,r his rrnt that ~" might go o. tho
lins and got the money She Kept house alone
,ut wh-. irrqu ufv a'~.r, from. her rooms ior
4 n' ih" woman who was liei No. hv on Mon
hhN u Eht W're o iirh k"F. u"d to string
n,,i-ni I, h"r ne =. rms called T. MS mind Mss
L." Sent l- son to the VI .rgun o. -"e the body.
~" son 100 once ldrni llod it. the remains " ere
tlk'n charge ~ YESTERDAY 10y Mr. Hopper. whom
N -s Barnes Ind r. On. -trd to bury hor. Mr.
II tive. and that She could both see ana hear
we'll hui Tint -h' hal % lalit ~ coin. 0'on: in
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nNlNciNc I,ir>corA ar iNo,,nr


WAHUSD1oV. nor. l3 TIE Ways and
Means Comm 't're srrnl- ia ~ fair way ht la-t @,
'0ar -nnn "ou fusion niir,-Hrlt.tlrGl1y.r
r'-. iu..un luuur.1ns tlr,ur.u- c,ul4.t,.,s
OF th' II u-. 81 .u, Ns.i.th. d'urr.rI Id.i ia.rt-
m'l'- of Government. Ar,rn,ary inur
werA9 ui drh... Ul. WIUl. -u.I- twas r,'rrr.d
10 -ui-ronniu". ..n-. -tir-of 'ru .k"rof Viz
s lIt. T. 4h,ll- ui North Clr,uuY. and Garfield.
~ u-in. Tn.yli" a.tld"o t' o. port th' r -,-
luton is introduced 40 tlr llous-. with a f,,,
unimportaut amendments. g. hriullcoun.itire
to-m rrDw morning. Gnrnrll ,io,- not agree
with h'~ 'oloneues and win still continue h..
nit"sli' On n ihr iuli committee. and tlUI-f f4 no.
certainty nl final action to-iuurroW. Tu4- -ir.u-
uuuS oppp~ ton ip TIE resolution has come
from N" 'ur l''puhilWn m"mbcrs ~ the COM
unue discussion on II. and th"r"by delay action.
Ihry may" mhniHih"t that IL WIS dans, ruu- tO
INSTITUTE lrlul-irriul proceed ug, practically
llout limit. ana iu.ist-d that ~ inquiry
SUM 'i"nt grounds for suspicion, and oven then
the Investigation should boz specially directed
by the House Power 20 7'nd Tor prrs us aud
rnr - -, .o''. .li i'f. gught not - be- ern-
orally confrrr a. hu, upon sur! leut grounds
first being shown. and then only by thr llnu5n.
in ca,h spe' lie "A-- THIS" ."in.-, with ,oi-
lateral questions ot constitutional lll,, " re
III 'u~~ed again ana again, and tho Dom la-utip
members, " IN few eNcrltons. seem To nave
been ns eager 10 mir their legal learning rs the
Krpuhllcans were to cause drlHN. Finnlv, tho
subject WAS referred 10 the h-'umu iit.r and
here again the same old qu ,tlons were gono
over by Garfield, but the a ton Hl-lSr ludiri ted
was thken to-day. and n number ~ Urmo 'ritir
members oi me committee say that Na'n the
II pr, ssrd on II. but the Republicans Nlll mako
an adverse report To the HOUSE. nui continue
the u-hl therr, So llrre n no l.~r ll.tg - any
Thing being decided until after the holiday adj
lNuTument
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MiCM.iHON' NEW CfBINET.
RePu0iicans R~ndy to Pas. Vote OF Coma
drncc Ia the Ministry.

PARIS, Dee. l3.-The CD,,sftaiionnei an
nounres that NJ pufaure and the Duke d'Au-
d lret-Pasquier were again summoned To the
El'-ee yesterday "a President MacMahon re-
fused To- accept ihr Programme roposed By NJ
BAthie.
NJ. Dufnure is stated to have submitted. las,
night. the - ~ n Parliamentary Cabinet. in
Guiding NM BariouN. Bethmont. Say. and
Wtdl nrton
The Go"ois publishes the -ame Intelligence
Republican paper, rNprn-- ereat di-tru-t u
th"-" no@oi ation-. ami !rriare that the Left re-
mains firmly r--oiy d to obtain the execution
ni lf- wlHi" Programme.
urUutHt on from tho Bonauarti-ts inter-
vi'w q President Ma.Nluhon to-day. and de-
......., tn-' .h.-s s-,"id L."...- -"..-.-. n,-
E"ut' r. pars dnspat'h IN sly-: The following
NFi l1I J'nrlali tO-uN n. IS.
n4alr,. rres4rut 1i t.c 'ouucu aud kinssr of
Nsrrre. v.n..'orof %, In',ror
" hl .N, Y ni-rf o. ' bli, Iu-tr4, uOn.
eDu kDIfI. Minister Nfr
AiuNuN T. ruin M.n-'eroi Marine
Loon ~aN Mll-f,rn Finance
n itls,srrnc d. iI.t Munster uf Commerce
" dc frycnri. Minister ot ruNlc WurAs
tn" Il rruhl cans hre apparently ready 10 pass
vote oi coiii"n'" in the now Ministry iumn-
uiutrly. but ~'~u dr-irou- only OF vutiu. the
Budget hv tw iilhs until the approa n of
the Exhibition. when they viii finally
approval OF tnr "~tnlrt = Tor 1879 until IN" end
~ m" N"nr. So that the Republican Ministry may
r"tain ON ." until the elc~tions Tor "a partial re-
newal OF III" S.nHt"
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TIE FAN or PLEYNA.
Losses on Both sides-The Emect or the Sur
render on the Wa~.

BUCHAREST, Dec. 13.-Russian losses in tho
hghfing preceding the surrender of Plcvna wcrc
10 officers and 1s2 men killed and 45 officers
and .2O7 men wounded. Tho Turks lost 4, 900
Killed and wounded. and the prisoners inclu .le
10 Pashas. 1913 stan officers 1000 Ulcers 80 900
infantry. aud 1900 cavalry. Seventy seven
cannon were also captured. The first batch OF
prisoners. numbering 10000. have already
started for Bucharest
In Russian official circles II Is not thought
likely that either Turkey or any power in her
behalf will propose peace negotiations.
CoSsTANTrSopLK Dec. 13-News Of the fall Of
Plevna has been received here with camness
and fortitude. The journals urge resistance to
the last.
The Turkish Parliament was opened to-day
by the Sultan All the Turkish dignitarics and
the foreign Ambassadors were present. The
sre""h from the throne wns reserved I'm tone
am alindcs neither to peace nor mediation.
me Sultan shid; | must again appeal to the
patriot sn ~ my subjects to protect our legiti-
mate right
LoNDoN, Dec. 19.-The Turks seem to have
renewed offensive operations IN the nrighhor-
l,sSi np1a 2i 9o Ha-huk h rsp,r preyale & a c2n
boon fought between Met 'hRa and Kustchuk
the result NJ which WIS unknown thus far
however. oni"ial ports from Turkish hrad-
Glnrt'ts GuJ mention an altir with six Rus
\ despatch from Bucharest referring to the
nrIni n'Hr M,t nEn rrrortS tha t,riy iabor; of
wrrr brilliantly r"pu sod hv the forces under
Nlntimir Hni the Czdr'w .trh.
LDtNbrROH. Do. 13-The Scotandn's Lon
don correspondent tel graphs n follows:
. From most infucntinl quarter the suggrs-
ton has boen Lad before the Brit 81 Cabinet
thai Constant iroIl" J." mud" a free city under
guarantee of ~" European powers"
CoNstaNTiNopLE. Dec. I3.-No overtures tor
m"diat On have vet been made t. any OF the
foreign enihu-si"s here
The Dniv Mrs special from Constantinople
saws frequent int rNirws are takin place among
thm forrEn ambassadors.
Ihe Bucharest CORRESPONDENT Of the DnilV
N",s t"lrgrnphs; report Is current here
tnW ne russians hHv" gained grent victory
oynr Elena taking 1900 prisoners.
The Ne1rs' special from Alexandria. Egypt.
reports that the British ironclad Rupert has
SUI rl"ny been ordered 20 proceed to B Ska bay.
The Berlin Correspondent OF the Tnnes says
the Russ aus ARE eNpertcd to cross the Balkans
In force. after which they Will be- ready to open
'goilat"ns. II tue negotiations are su u'c,.Ss-
sguatnry Powers
Ih' P4s'S Berlin cores pof dent asserts that
iurih"r Russian riufor'"m"nts have boon
ruuht"rmaulrd. the Car believing that the
present army l@ sufficient.
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SWEDEN'S POOL CTiHrION
Beginning to PIay Finy-one Gnme. with the
Ex-Chsmpion Of New England.

The match at hfteen-ball pool between
Clark L. Wilson and Gotthard Wahstrom in
Terrace Garden last evening attracted mod
crate attendance Of spectators, most OF whom
We're interested for one or the other ~ the play
crs. Tho betting was lively at five TO three On
Mahs'rom. Wahstrom, advertised ms the
Pool Champion OF sweden, Is a tine. fresh
looking young fellow twenty-five years Of
hVe. Clark l.. Wilson, one Of the billiard
N-rhampions q New England, il some
years old"r; but both A." known in New York
n Al pool players. The match last evening
VIVA Tor 5000 a s.de and the championship of
America, brst in 81 games, 10 De pinycd on q
6NlO table, ,.anh shot to hn named, or no count
allowed. Wahlstrom. 1t IS said. has never lost a
mnt'h AT his idNorltr game.
Ilnrc were only tWsnty-siy games played up
To II = l. VI, Ol these the Swede won siNtoru
nnd W lSon nln", there h"ing one draw game
In IN" seventh Eums u" SWrde scored seventy
two 10 Wilson siN. In the ninth. with Wilson
nltY-E"N"n Ia lls nothing. he took tho balls and
made pool in line style.
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HfIEs RtT'rBLfC.fNS.


The General Commits, 81 thn ,,,litfciara
who rnll themselves Hayes Rrpuhirans. met in
Lyric Hal iu-t eyruinv Mr. Uanrv & E,i.ip.
san ,h.. Cb,irre, sai1 ,h', !, ,h'.o ,...
objection he would declare that a quorum was
present Gen John 4. Poster object ..l. He said
U'"' " thr "ne'n'e oi rules To the contrary. n
rum. Tine wh ols pun,l.r ii, ,t,,,,,. ,,i,,'.. ,y,.
80" WIZ """i''I "' ''' '"il liniU." WIZ
-n' hhl II m'mi"r7 lmd answered to The roll
call. have heard" hr added "tlat "A lffIr
.,ar,a i-to b.. . t,l.,,.,, hor, ,,-r..,h. pa,
-, "" ,"' '"h
n' d"n' without quorum. and III rs not a
quorum of 267.' Mr.. Christopher Pullman de-
ul..l tngt ,ny ,,,t,,. ,..- D.. l.. ,.l.r.I 1,,,.
'''' ~'',' "'9 y, Ut F'"'''" ih' H''''-
lH- h'' p''h 'NH"d u orler priinHri"- Tot the
r."f q = d.l. lrt.s t'-G .n.u.l canimit.e
I.t.au h, would ionl lit. n iino. .in,.ltttI .r,.
i,Htt e ,commtf'' n. .e'i .lo It ohi. I, 10 ?, L
tlr'n iu rum Wis mos ~ ,,.',n NV,
i1t .nw-r. t,.r.. nrf 'f..i.t 81 .al.l' I.. ~
o. d riu. h.-r th. w.is.u. 3, mont 10 'isr
I.lff 'i. .N tf'..i ..l u..I. v. .l.-..., 'rf-
hrn.H .-Jul.. H. ..ra. .,II E, u.,
SUD. Nt .r. o.. .f..n rI'n. af.l fn..t f.f
$50 Hnyi .HNIii.-l. / We have. .f,. IIlf.. f.i..a
ems "a D. ..-. Anaft.r'i., N.t. n.'...,tttf,
oN- nl' "a p, .i1 business wn.n oniy 'fnr',-
f.Ir rlsf. ',.l- wrra rra,-ft Tl.-r.u-t u..t ,.-
cur ugH.n.
n.t,..l - Aai tDar.d ttn room -if...tl, .vuf.
Mt- called. H. t-h.d -ush persons o. nr.4a
Isr''''''n r'~r-.ne ',rr, ,".., irrr,-e ~
'li1 tht stan r- ui i"ri Oh" CNHirtr ln d'-
-iii'd th"t quorum anu two osrr rr in tAa
~.
VIC. Irf .'t'f . l"If-l tInf thH Executive
J. "A'i i-h th' prlAnrl Doe
j., "n 90 fi-'.
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PEICE TWO CENTS.
BOTH SIDES MUCH To BLAME
THE TRrTH 1BOrT THE TROUELFs on
TIE MLNICIN BORDER
R"'d'ng from Both sices Of the Rio Grande--
The W"rtry Raised by speeuiator.-s,ieas
EnplnnntIons of tho PecuIinr sItuniio..

h"'u'ng tfOm toth sizes OF the Hlo Nra0de--
The War try Raised by Spectators -Cieas
Explanations of the Peculiar situatioa.
WASHINGTON, Dec 13.-The subcommittee
ofthe Military Committee OF the House appoint-
ed yesterday to conduct the inquiry about the
Tcxns border troubles, visited the State Denort.
mcnt to-day to obtain certain documentary evt.
dence which Secretary Evarts did not furnish
10 the House in obedience to the request made
10y that body on Nov. 1. This evidence
consists OF various reports made by our Consul
at Mntamorns. the Hon. Thomas F. Wilson.
MIR. wilson is ono Of the best on ers in the ser.
vice. He has especially commended himself Ia
three successive Administrations. He was ap-
pointed under Lincoln. H. has always been 4
consistent Republican and most efficient Of
ncer In our consular rservicc. For s,vnn years he
has been stationed at Matamoras In March, 1916
in obedience 10 directions from the State De-
pertinent. he investigated the stories about cat
Tie stealing along the Rio Gran1e. II was al
legged then that certain revolutionary lenders
on the Mexican side were regularly supplied
with beef fortheirtrools. which was stolen from
Texas ceitl" rnisers. Wilson trnversed the cn.
tire line ~ the Rio Grandc travelling oyer I 200
miles. HIS report proves that the few cattle
Wk,n across tn Rio Gruul' were purnhpssi
and pad for 10y Mexican traders. Tho stories
scuedly exaggerated That thSrn are soma
rai'i- ne does not d'ny hut he ists that they
az paiti,ipatl m Iflil .liNlly lY men who
clllm ~ T." Nn"rl"nu citizens. There arc q
hunhr oi Texans who wore regularly In tho
Ply "i '"rtinh while D." WIS pu the border and
tnl- rIaSS ali ird 10y NJ lnrEe element ~ bad men,
ir,1ltl 10y the market which Cortna created.
Sinr. I"rtina we- recalled. there hns been per-
c"ptihle diminution Of border troubles. and re-
c'ht cNasgrrntrd stories are furnished by tho
ri. q, people ,,nt,r"-t"i ia getting up "A war
WIN N'Ntt Mr. ll-on comments severely,
IN on" 9i ms reports. upon the conduct Of
hiiy anu navy uil'ers stationed at Browns-
NnI'' .nhu, chufGes thnt they unn"ccssa-
ilN lnf'r'"re tn provoke collision be-
!N''h M,Alran ana American forces. and that
r"uni. 't serious charl't"r did not result
from their c"nr," was due nltegetie to the
nmtunanr" W unann ahu a lnrn,.rnn w,ot thr Mexicans; II
II 'HhrB, th' plrt ot Mr.. Wilson that Whist
1v'r trouPl's there are on tn Texas border are
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any largo drposts since July. Secondly We
have hccn iniU-cd y, some persons who hnve
circulated rumors about the condition of the
bank Tor weeks ps-t. and this created quiet
run ~ dopositors IN tho scrrot. A. much ~
tlo.WO has been drawn I'M singl" dRy. Tho
m"nar'r~ tor" appealed to The Chanrellor
in order To- protect the small dcpueitors by max
Ing m equal q strihuton ~ our available
iunds. And thry did wise thing"
How a'"ut your Chesapeake and Ohio in
In 1872 about $1,000 900 WINS loaned to tho
ohesap"nNc and ono Railroad Company. and
nrst morgnge bonds were takrn as security. 4
numner OF the leading bankers Of New York
anl other cities ln,' sted in the same -e urities
and the managers of the bank carefully con-
sid"rrd the mutter hriorr they invested III.
not true that Mr.. Dodd ran the whole eoncern.
No important q ton was taken without the har-
muuious acton OF all the managers The Chcs-
apeake and Ohio has now good 4GO-miln road
with connections at Gin 'innat and Richmond.
anu II has iine rolling stock. These bonds have
nom, nal vain" to-day ~ twenty or twenty five
cents hut men who hold large amounts of them
NH not sell he'aus" they ar" satis that they
WI y,t tc valtane. The panic OF 1SIl deprc-
c,n'ri Those. NJ it dil other bonds We have
slWO'OOO IN pretty good Western securities.
y" IN o' hatnnuy among th" officers. II We
had he n let alone W. would have pulled
through. W. do not know how much depisitors
W ,, ur paiu hlaHy. II 'i'p nus On the condition
Mr. William Person, late President "
th' newark SNiias Inst tuition said ihat the
th"~ .l"ake and Ohio Company wanted To run
tnr eastern -. tou oi IT, ronl 50 ~ t" reach
id, WHi i.r The Nowurf Savings Institution
hh % tlVUNW On inst mortgage bonds IN
tn rrn estate of q road. Soon ait rwArd a.,
h'nk loaned 81 oup.Dn To- complete tli Western
- uon of tn reut. Good lrnds had he, o. sold
ur" ldt'i ih" rrui estate uu " Iieh th-N hrI
nr~t .'rt- ~ bonds The managers had done
thor druu-itor-.
There are u0w only iorr savings banks in
Newark ~" nmr The G. runn, the HOWARD.
ana tho N"wark. The German SAVINGS lns;l-
tuition h"s n.' vet lr p 80 .trd. II - uot a
hraNy corl"rM ou. N.wat. bankers think That
W. s.hrm nearly oN q and mat IN IA week 0r
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rocommon lations which he might bc nskoi 10
make. Now that the New York nominations
were before the Senate. he saw no reason to
d"Inr from his original rule He had made
cnrriul personal inquiry into l,oos.vDlt- rcpu-
titiOn. He had fouEd him to h" retired unr-
chant ~ wiir experience and bIntnnla-s char
meter. who would tike a pride in successfully
admin ~trring tn" ofil to which n" was uofui-
ratcd. As such the confirmation would receive
the support OF his vote.
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SACRAMENTO. Cab. Dee. l3.-lu the J. mo-
cratic caucus ior 1Ae u0mlu,i oA tni,i stat. ,ua
t.H th- hil ltli v.. ,ontliuDl t.Ilr,i ...iI.. h
ii- I.a,I IN,' flU .I.ii lAi,ut - Vote. U.
" uula4 -. all in-.f t7
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John /. . flanagan commences his tru,lful r0-
name oi " FROM Palace Ia Frl-il IN 40 7o tie ycc
w. hreip rraiy neat Mnirlas Nr Flanagan i-a we'll
lno"n rcporpr tor some Of our leeding diN pagers,
aui hr- on) NOycaa ,ior, o facts. winch aro daily
crrun- giving true h.,tor, o. .nrh men a, Morton.
cl'' Tweed, and a ho.t al Others "ho are noN bong
bearded iTss Dy thl sIas,-Ad.
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IlAIES'S CRUSHING DEFEAT.
WHAT ~ SffD ~ WiSgfTvC ROY tBOUT
DIR CONhLTvGs pyCTOHr.



last evening. The almost pi,iablc weakness of
the Hayes party was clearly manifested In
every quarter 10y the very general rejoicing
over the triumph Of Conking. This jubi-
lntIOn WIS not confined to the Rcpubi-
cans. but wns as general among Demo-
Gratis. Here and there you would meet
/ Republican who WIS not pleaacl but they were
few and far between. Democrats who did not
share in the proval'L ut joy were. perhaps.
more numerous. but altogether would
not. in point Of numbers. make
u respectable corporal- guard. 1t wis signf
can't however. that with the exception Of few
southern mon the Democrats who expressed
regret at tho def,a, of Roosevelt and Prince
were careful to explain that they thought it WIS
a political mistake 10 hdild up Conkiing
HIS triumph over the Administration. they said.
united th Republican party - NV York. pre-
served intact the party machinery. and made
him '- arknorl,d-ed leader. whereas II Roo.r-
veitand Prince had been confirmed tho party
nus; have bn"n split into two factions. The
Custom House would have bern taken
out of local. State. anl national poltDs.
0ul with the Federal patronage ~ an element
Of political power parUlyz 'd. the Democrats
must hnv" haI practically undi-putod control
oi thr Empir' State. 1lll- WIS the view taken
- Bafuum. X ri4n und the Northern : .rator-
' 49, '' '''''' ''.'f " ~ ".'' ''''' "
sustain ia" Admif.-tr tiou. South, IN Demo-
| craft. Senator. likn p..L Toin.,n Rnns,,n
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NA-UjNl4oN. Dee. 10 Mr.. Hayes ha- nc,l.
l4..'a ....s 3. L'tl too. fostna,tIol l.,...,.
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on the Plainneld Park course yesterday. IN n
mat ton t+H, RN FHion beat Laiy Frantc, ia three
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