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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-09
For ths Intelligence.
A Legend Of Tar-Flat.

A hoodlum wandered down the stree.
In hopes Chinaman to meet.
His looks betokened fierce intent.
Ills actions. he should ne'er lament.
And if a Chinaman drew near
He'd chaw him up, from ear to ear.
His eyes were rolling side to side
And soon his Object he espied.
John slowly trudged along aweary,
His basket on his back did carry
With clothes well filled up to the brim
And not a thought annoyed him.
He counted in his mind, the dimes
He'd gobble mp in these hard times,
From this big trade of household
change,
When washed and ircned. frilled and
ranged
In white and cleanly looking piles.
To be delivered, many miles.
Through street, and alley by way place
And john still studying, kept his psce.
Ne'er dreaming to what direful ends
The hoodlum goes, to seek amends,
For all the fancied grievances,
And al the wrongs he thinks are his
The desk of eve was slowly falling,
The hoodlum to his comrades calling:
Say, don't you want to see some fun /?
Just watch me make that pigtail run"
He thought him then. TO trip his feet
And pitch John headlong in the street
Where he could pummel, as he chose,
Upon his head. or ON his nose.
So quickly slipping up behind.
To do the purpose in his mind,
lie thrust his stick between Johns feet,
And sure enough, into the street
He went, head foremost, with thud
That seemed to do the hoodlum good.
A shout of mirth from hoodlum hoard
Broke forth, they loudly laughed and
roared.
But John had scarcely struck the street
When he was once more or his feet.
And looking round him. black and
grim,
John simply said, a. Ne sabby him."
John had no doubt oftimes before
Been wrecked on this same Tar Flat
shore;
And sasely guessed the time had come
When duty made it plain that some
Strong argument should be used
Lest sometime he should be refused
..ponIn5 "-.~-
And which so we'll he always did.
John quickly shed his blue jean blouse
And lai 4 it down beside house.
Then snugly coiled on top his head
His pig tail cue he deity laid;
From out bis b.ue-jean p.ntaloons
John drew club that in his hands
Was like the ancient "big jam BAN"
When the prophet slew thousand
Aud then unto that hoodlum band
John showed that he could take hand
And play it, too; and made it trumps.
" hich on their heads left many Jumps.
The way that John that fight pitched
in
Too plainly showed he meant to win.
And win he did you we'll may guess;
The hoodlums soon were many less
Than when they sought that Tar Flat
shore
And thought to roll this Jonny DER.
Soon as the coast was plainly clear,
John with his basket home did steer;
And as he trudged along bis way,
These are tho words he was heard 20
say
"No good, one man; one big - damn
He allie same; me sabby him."
The next time John went down that
street
There was nary hoodlum there to meet.
L. B. A.
San Francisco, July 81, 1877.
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WHEN a man gets on the doxn-hill
road of misfortune, about the only con-
ISOLATION left him seems to be to kick
any other man who happens to be 60
ing down still faster.
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,ts aEALrHfrL PASrIME CAN NOW
: & enjoyed daily by bosh Iasiie~ and Gentle
va "sss street. between Pike and Union.
vs,aee. With snit. IS cents. or S Tickets for 81.
.sss M salts. Is cent?. or Tickets for 81.
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NOTICE.

ihLAsURER or KING COUNTY Is
6,svr Sssea 10 redeem an outstanding Warrants
vir - .eon The Road Fund 90 date, No interest
q - .aseS On said Warrants from the date
tvax GEO. d. HILL,
skvsv Trsssurer Of King Co., w.. r.
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A. MACINTOSH,
Notary Public and Conveyancer,
Real Estate and Tax Agent

!. - - complete Abstract of Title 90 all Lands
~ aAanx coon:y. Will attend 10 the purchase and
lands anywhere ON Puget Sound. special
-1uen paid 10 Transfer of Real Estatc and
Hfns Of Taxes. Patronage solicited and salts
Zoo guaranteed.
sssetsi Hosel."
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T.iKING ms OHM LIFE.
Tie Death OF Wealthy and Notorious Baiti-
more Ply sician.

BALTIMORE, March s-Dr. Bucklcr Jones,
known Tor many years here rs a criminal pruc-
ttioncr ~ surgery. committed suicide to-day
ly sevcring the carotid artery Of the throat with
a k'rn-bladedp 20 kct knife. II" had been separ-
at-d from his wifi since his arrest q few months
u.'u on the charge Of mNlpra 'ti"c i'm the case ~
Mary Roberts. aged - yours. whose d"nth
ensured from tho treatment Tho Irin-
cipal witness was tue proprietor OF u
house IN Washington. Who was spirited
away before tN" cas- reached the Grand
jury. and no indictment was found. After the
tudd following the DISCLOSURES, June
suffered from NJ lan'holin His wife who
prolc~--d o. know nothing of his criminal sur
gerry pra ti'c. refused a. 1--we with him. The
Doctor thon made atrlp M,st and io New York.
where his son $ % lawyer. IA mai" an attomppt
o. leap from train. and also 10 destroy his liif
hytakiug iaudanum H. returned a. Baltimore
a few DAYS ago. and took up his l, sid. nre in %
small w'llng owned by him.ylt, AZ & Mulberry
street. and occupied hv Mrs Pennington.
This establishment. II is said. was used rs a
place OF conr.ament for patients.
Mrs. Pennington testified that she was Mt
iru,ted e. his room and found him on the bod
and a stream of blood pourinl, from his neck.
H. was dead On the tlbls where the knife lay
were ito Is and bonds valued al sJ9.hN. II is
estate j. estimated - he worth about ilju,Uun.
Tle family refuse To- allow the burial from his
lit' home. AMI the remains were transferred 10
3D. ID lr -.
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The Bible witch the Fraudulent Prcsi-
dent Tool. the Oath of Office.

4 record OF the oath privately taken at
u" White House on saturday, nlsht 10y GOV.
tine and delivered To Mr.. FISK 10 be placed on
HI ia the state Department. NJ official record
viii hs made OF tao oath taken vest riay. The
i. nlr ON which the oath WAS taken saturday
was % hauusl Inc new ono, purchased especially
for tAs. purpose hy u. ". Middlet IN Esd. tho
Cinrk ~ the supreme court 81 m" United states.
II Is an expensive InglHh edition, bound IN
brown Turkey morocco with gilt edges.
This morning Mr.. James II. 'h"nnev. tho
deputy clerk of the supreme Court called ~ IN"
Waite House IN lchaN of MIR Middleton Ia pre-
nj the Bible To Mr-. Hayes. Mrs. Hayes war
III The red parlor, surroundcd by a ARE NUM-
hcrut lady lriru e. AMI rnllers. A. soon n she
-nw Mr. VI k'uury IA" said, On. ln"r IN"
Bhlr.' recognizing II At Que Mr. NJ h"nnry
thrn presented IL 10 her with the comp im"nl~ or
Mr. Middleton. On tn. fiv-leaf is written - To
Mr.. Hayes from u. VI. Middleton. Clerk Of the
supreme Court II the United stat -. used for
the administration 90 the oath ou ~ ln"ughrh-
ton ~ Rutherford Il. Hayes Ne President ~ III"
Tinted States. So llsth psalm. TN. I'm and
18Th verses" Mr. Middleton had mark.i the
verses az the spot Whorc GOV. HAYES hai kissrd
tln hook Mr.. IiayD- said: "a - Mr.. NJ
Il nnry mad better read Us the Nrfs,-; inc
ladi'e all crowded around and Mr M"henn"y
road th" thr Ncrs IS. con ludins Win inc ivl-
lowing;
They o'minssol me about; yea thcy conrassol me
al Ht, i i the nanc 81 lNc Lord Will destroy them
Mrs. Hlyns laughed galv and suil; on. no,
! gus b.. won't destroy ANYBODY. ~" lh"n
t.nk the Bihe and ir-irci that l.r ,nmI,im nts
and thanks should ur given 10 Mr. Middleton,
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MOTRNING OCIR TIE RIIER.
Employees Of the HrooisiSn Navy Yard Dis
.hnrgsA I mn NeNt EleotIon.

There was mourning in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard yesterday over the VIII olcsalc dismiss
sal ~ cmpl iycos that has been ordered. On
Wednesday the now shin Trenton WIS finished
and sailed to take her place as flagship Of the
Mediterranean squadron. Her keel was laid
three years ago A year and half ago her en-
gncs were put in. and then she was neglected
until last o tobcr. when the work was resumed
and pushed rnpidy to completion. About elcc-
ton time 400 men were employed in the work.
hut since then there have been frequent dismiss
sails. and % week axe only 500 remained at work
s. -,"nr was Tie Trenton finished than
orders tAulr from Washington g. dismiss AT
hands ia fNn Bureau Of Construction AMI k"-
lur-. THIS lu Iuird shIWrlgNt-. Juln'r~.
hlaoA-mltll-. spar makers, boat builders, iron
ulidrrS. coop 'r- AMI lu'orrr-. numbering in all
300 men. rniIi. this order WIS unoA pc tod. II
had heru understood that the force WAS To- be-
employed ou in" Alrka. which is o. ID" iittl
with nnW N'irr~. and WIS t. have been thor
ou-hly uycrhnuled Yesterday. orders came to
dis .haru,. the han is ln the J. iuipm'ni Depart
mont. Thr-e number ~ men; riggcr-. suli-
makers aud llnr.r- They are o. he dis
CHARGED To-day This will leave the yard as IL
lH~ never been before. almost absolutely Will
ont wurkmru. ami with No. work -. a. "n. The
officers If ihr yard explain these disnli--als On
the ground that there II no more work o. 10"
done iu th" ynri. hu. the men who are dis
charged ,ay that thr real reason is that there Is
no money.
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its face. He came with tho proper certificate
signed by the Governor. and. therefore. had
prima facie case. which was not inyalidlatcd be-
tending 10 be- the Legislature, or another Der Der
son ia the state pretending 10 bc Governor 1t
hnd been argued here, that bccause Gen. Grant
Senate should not 40 SO, He had as much re-
sp"ct for the late President as any other man
n ~; ,,.u ~ see ,ne l2rcG OF lne qrgumcnt
could not be brought here to influence the
Senate.
Mr. Thurman tDcm.. Ohio) said Gov. Grover
desired him to say that he courtcd the fullest in
Nc-tigntOn, and he would. therefore, vote for
th" resolution offered 10y the Senator from Cali
MIR. salisbury Dem. DELI commented on the
Packard uovcrnncnt. and argued That 1t was
Office and was afraid 10 show himself out Of
The 81 Louis Hotel, which he occupied ~ the
state House. He mir. Salisbury believed tho
Packard Govcrnmo Mt out Of the city. provided
l. was not aided hy the Federal power Of tho
United stats, Great laughter and applause in
me gall"ricsI No one was So poor AZ to do
Packard honor. and it was madness to attempt
to impose upon the people ot this country a
nor of sovereign state. He WIS moi. surprised
a the words of peace uttered by Mr.. Hayes
bend. lie Mir. sQuishuryi was not in favor OF
his election and did moi believe he WINS elected,
ut now that he had been clothed with the du-
tics OF Office he was glad To- see that he apprcc-
at'l the high duties imposed upon him Ivy his
oath IA bo 10 IN
no door of thn Ssnntr =, hi l'Dn ~ tne",nir,,
Admin is,r,tinn onJ NO onnNunnrn,cnt ,bnt 10
nNli,v in,ist unt L nn.if III '''"' '''
Air live innn w. lr.r,rrcd ., t,o coeo ~
partnrI mi .niI bo ,,, w., 49,, ,,,,. L,,, lar
a,uiI M Inv, linn, iii -, NJ .tr.,t ~ X r,
orir,ru n ,b, ,.,,,,,i - W, p,i,,,. -, "
iir,, ,e nniJ H.. ir.i', 9,,1 t M,i
a. sLnvv him., III l.f'r' Nm, ~ ''' ''''
NJ NNv!hh,r,,s III a t ,r.,,ii ,,
,,, mu WHY I'm hl Sllu ne w"ulu VOC
"Eu ,s, Wy IHnf ~ @ III III r',saru y" ~ u,
800 ~ ii t ~, , .,, m ~, -, -. W.
h. re Wharf, o VIZ ~ nede ,ythn,
m ~ ii.' - Inn, ,
"'.n-, o.. "''',t1' WIZ ~ =, w. ,, H'Ii,ay
h In .'.', ~" H. -, IT'S "i""" "n" 'VosV
,,~i n, nis"Hs. az "tvN' i,i. ii ,, ho
rnt ,hn ~ t EN- w. ,, W. 0'ViA u'sN anu ""'
i'"' '"O ""'"''- l"'''
| ~ 10 M, NAsmNetoN u G.. Narche lS1'
"Ut' W g rn How w,, NJ r,,rsncg. mo IN saw 10
,,n th,,t . i MOI ,,,lr.' ~ .tl.r of STANLEY Nj
M,ws 10 ,oy Chnml rain tn the extent implied hy III,
cicsrm ct Gov chamberlain w. me thnt the lettcr wa
lr'., me- {" hm %, VIZ Haskell OF south t4rouua an'
M Ni nm .u,,,anu3 ~ as ,i..ws 'nat ns ~, L..
t,iis Ia : nix ''i,,, nm. I',i i' i..,, ~
I hear from o., rtautrr ain MOI, The sui,,ct wv
Ncty r,s,,cuuIIy,
ls.sn"d u T CoRniS
Also the followinr tel,prnrn reorivod bv hin
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Another wonderful New Reform.


President Hayes Is on the track Of more
reforms than one As I'm incident To his gr.ater
undertakings. he proposes To- make the Vice
President really u member If the Government
to make the fifth wheel the coach of service
to put an able man 10 good use instead Of lcav-
BODY where order keeps itself. MIR wheeler is
to be- consulted as much a. he would be If he
were in tho Cabinet and is q DE invited to head
a commission to visit during the recess the
States thnt may still be called disputed. and
consider the possibility Of adjusting all Il III
cultrs. Tho work il one for which the author
of the Louisiana compromise Is well fitted. and
q precedent which will restore the second
on FER OF the Government to something OF his
former influence and rank in the State, will be
one to be grateful for.
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Theodur. Thomas. Rehearsal.

The ilth public rehearsal of the admirable
scrioS az symphony concerts was given yester-
lay % S'einway'-. before an aud Hence which not
only 0N ~ vs. a the main han. but almost
81 .h a the antr-ronm n well.
Til" programme. though not Of tho same SEN
sat lnnl Interest a. III" last was highly sat'siac-
tory. Haydn- symphony in ID. ono II lis most
familiar ana enjoyable cOlnlD- itlNn-, the FL
d"No" overture No. T. and lars charming
s}lnph ny In the For ST. were IN" orchestral
numbers while Mis- rnurshy contributed Mo-
ztif' r.rtaiiv. an aria. Va ci, ~ tl,'
0failHl comm M may b" appropriately re-
served until after saturday evening concert
with the simple remark that Gs htarl 81 ~ r
day, NJ ~ Iuurshy seemed rather oN"rWriGltn Il
with tir broad a.. mmNiOry and dramatis style
az lier aria. o. which h'r graceful and ~ at boat
somewhat light voice and method, are hardly
a. lpul.tft.
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FTvfyCIiL AND COWMERCTfL.


WALL STREET, March o-P. M.-Ihc opera
tons of the Stock Exchange to-day have been
so conflicting and SO shroud"d in mystery that
even the Oldest habltufs are not able 10 solve the
problem whether the market * "A sale or "A pur-
h ,c, -. 81 ~. -. CT. ,.,
VhUS'' ne lu'-' Nli'S III L'A' oHurc-oi H'urIy
seventy thousand shar,s-at an advance OF to
- r. cont v,a su fli.iant "a sta,c.r ri. ov.r,,,
~ = 80, -, - -,
'l'i"''r' nnu ''''' wv '"N'll'S "l Snor'9 az
EIUiaa. This may be followed 10y decline hut
there is no doubt that AT some point not far dis
tan, in tho future ,ho sbor,s will Ia, in 1np,nr1
~ ,t A., VI W.. W. W. ,l9 VIZ ~ ~ u'Hi'i"
I'm, urng" IT, H. III WIZ .U'su .iin' inn nn, "n,let
Gr,n. "i.'' ,,s ~ o W. ~, W.,
ne Minds = those Who T1gid ''oaiT5l the traqs-
,b'.if,ntf,, an ,v',,ii ~ aIlo,,, a,tlh a., tn,
n"rfni iecr +" tSe ntre ~ ms fr" am us
II.n shnr llSilrnJ C,,,,.,y '" ,, IL h
.,in, m H. , ,'"o bn e
Sii,,'u y w IN ' ',, wb NV mn
rs i,,i, an,b.r ,fri NIX t,, ,us Nj
p,cin', nml inaton woui he win', nnrbo ~
T. tax It at gpont 49, provided hey could net
NM , m,ir,' ~ :" m VIZ W. l All ~
lHriIi' casts, wo,,,n, r.,.a ,r,.,,,, .o.,,,
43ui0 shars opnning At a idNnn inc t'Gi
aiiorwarl selling at az. ana dosing at a
%empaay Gays saaiSicat {uas on hang 70 maEg
do-5' Gui there + 81. a a Guiilogqs clalAi r
grnn G m WIN the o M 9ny q gna r rrm ree
AN, IN the inilrs 81 ilr ,ni rErisr L ihe var
VaeksTSr Mnn g' C t9T %fS.' kn Marpes
occasionally comes 70 thu surface. and hcirays
' cea H are w5rtRy Of noc ".V INV jersey
uinern II n't y,t dead. ha'.ns giI"ngr! la
shnr"' me naw rnle f,r ',dmmis-inns- Min AZ
NH dealings ia ihes" stock und we "Nlfol 9n
a. tive summer campaign Before this unlerthe
fIl lflf -ft.IlA on ftIkN fru
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Yesterday. at the Exchange. j. A. Lawrence
CO. sold under foreclosure plot Of land soNiooi.
on 10Th street outhca corner Of Fourth avenue Tor
Sl2.~tn. to- IlHintn.
Lou. Ncscr adjourned .ae Of property West i3gth
ami 1iuth street. To- March ~
Foreclosure stes ior today az Tie EXCHANGE are an
nuuucUd iN Ierp johnson. Jr Il Sinythc. l. 4 Iawrctv
A Co. and Min Kennedy
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Killed by IA Rock from a Mountain,


David O'Hara, llagman on tho Pan
Handle Railroad, hrtwrrp me ThirN-sNih
Ward Station and Jour- Ferry Landing, was
sitting in tho cahons, car. and u hugo rock.
which had been detached by nternale lrrozng
and ihnwing. tumhrd down from the side ol
Mount Washington, and. crushing through the
roof OF tho car, killed him.
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Something More for Ohio.

WASHINGTON, March Cen. Edward +.
Noycs Of ohio viii bee Ite<lered the mission to
France in the place Of Mr. Nnshburne. VINO mas
doubleday accept Gen. Comfy, editor OF The
ono Siaie JoluMal. Will be made United States
Minister to the Hawaiian Islands, provided his
health enables HIM 70 make the Journey.
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CIV Holt and llfty-livc others who formed
part of the aulcn .r captured by the police On
Inc 22d inst. in a ro".pt ON hrnrnN sir'rt
would surely follow, faded tp rcspunl wlrn
thoir name. wcrr called THE sum of $50 enoh,
whirl, lnd boon Deposited as iuil. wa ,lrrlarrd
FORT I'D. and under the law. directed plia ~
The Society Tor The Prevention of Cruelty Ia AMI
mul- This RAID cnr 'hrs the treasury Of the
s0rl.ty in tine sum of ? .l1O.
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Arrivcd-Iut NpAf, March !
s. Victoria, HolderNlek, glasgow Feb ~ via Neville
.ith
- Efna. Samson Port iu. Prince Feb SaNauila 18th
Carriage ua 81. A-l4uNA 800 2N'h
- tliN ui NtrA cruz hruktu Havana March g.
= AFrrs, bNrti X. fNillirilil
:. llcrlef. Brnnlf Hamburg Feb u and ifaVrc 18th.
- fAnta. Howe, Philadelphia
= uld DOMINION. Walker Richmond, city Point and
NORFOLK
:, Morgan CITY Reed. Nev Orleans March >
:, ilcnn0rn. inlin-ou. Portland
S-GNn Is httu0 g.. llalcti Boz
Hnfk Flor noe /. t,euutti. summons NItunzaA
BArk Iarc. NinIrrhnmck. Antwerp.
BARK THrfthur N I.0,si. lluv1fa
Bdrk Iinil suac-. Tu.nc,,. %. Huritiu
Bara Ellen France. u. IHu D. ~. .nlA,U Oct H.
HniN Hattie VI Eaton Dnukirk.
hnlk A>suintH. t4lNutl. Li~Aun.
Hnrk sfrnlsunf. q, hl'rr-. Liverpool
Bars Brave. kipun. lcrlmNu'o
Bars ROYAL llatrr Nath.i.tu. nlHafr-i'r
Br- Irnilr Bird. knll. 81 Ia-H. d. cuba l,b 10
Br. k'h,rt NoNr. poirh,fn. .merIa.
Srifr Ntl.lH ~lDiW. Gates. 'Hl .lIHu
- Dor Advance. VI, rrlaUn. Plff-iurn. :.
Schr Mm e u MHWfN. Eaton MH'tui4s.
AI~o. tine usual rlt.r ant c1tsiWl-U vc.,fIs
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proposc1 To- do They wanted civil service re-
form and resumption OF specie payments, and
they would have them.
The meeting adjourned with three cheers for
Hayes and the Union,
BrsoIUTfovs by rnE RrruDL1cAN RrroRM CLUB.
meeting of the executive committee OF
at 50 Wall street Mr.. ElwOod +. Thorne prcsid-
ing. The following was unanimously passed:
Bo'rof In behalf the Republican Reform Club Of the
city NJ New YORK that congratulate the country upon
the INAUGURATION Republican Pre- sdent who under
takes forthwith to redeem GOOD ptmnscso reform by
consistent acts reform; and that cordially support
President Hayes his struggle to give peace and home
rule to tho southern states aud integrity gni stability
the civil service against All iacuu-s and disopanizcrs
by whatever name they call themselves.
CENTENNIAL DIX SAYS SOMETHING.
Gen. John A. Dix issues n circular TO his
Boys IN Blue. accompanying his resignation. in
which he says:
confidence thorough reformation vi the abuses into
which the Government has allcn for a firm resistance
a. the Of those whose province II under
the Constitution to advise and consent 10 appointments
public trusts upon the Ircrugauvc u nomination which
The same instrument has conhdcd exclusively TO him
anl for imposing restraints upnn tie unsecmli pursuit o
and mart, rurposes We look him FOR n ofaton OF
the national ith by sumption OF specie payments
lar rs 1t ma, he within the compass oi his constitutional
powers. and we look to- him Also Tor Just aud Impartial
unicV In regard all sections Of the Union and all
ella uf countrvmen-a policy which shall heal the
wounds lett ~, mast iss, usiof- and which shall elevate
Strong In our confidence III the character and
aims of leader IN the late contest ani his desire
I'm his inaugural address earnestly recommend To you
keep mp and perfect organization for the purpose
sustaining him In hi- good work. and " hyins prepared
a. utluI iu any future political canvass, the llucipe,
"A II luk "a ItN AT j.
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H4rEs's PROMISED RETORM.
Exprcssion- by Men who are Unreasonabiy
Hopeful of it, Realization.

The meeting OF the Union League Club |
.'9' cN'"'"H was i"iscy "''c"u.u' "iu ''s ac-
,'na,,,,,, 'i ~, ,i si,.i'. Wv, A., u.,,. 49,
, "''I V" w, ''tr' 7"' WI, Nv
,,aa.'ii.',,' 49, grt - -, -. ~
n Eaton Chcs,or A Arthur Gen. prid. cx.
commissioner van Mort, Ellwood T.. Thornc
Luther II. Marsh. David Bows. r. A. Stout VIM.
Dowd, s. H. Vance Judge Noah Davis ex- Post
mastcr-Genethl Marshall Jewell. COMMISSIONER
j. Is. Erhardt. William orion. jackson S. Schultz.
Carlisle Norwood Isaac Henderson, Jr. Horace
Russell. Dexter A. Hawkins. Salem II. Wales
:, ;" p M Nou"'"' oN'vu"su "p''"' ''e,','',"
' r,,,.,. ~. -, rt. o'1 t,
Svn, ihonn"s Murl'ny h'n'S - '.uuucr' ouGse
=, =, :,
r,',co ON pn,i,oI prf,r", r"no,,od ro eo
tons. and. in advocating their adoption. said
,bn, proaidon, Havoc boJ s,ri,ttv foiiou,cd on,
form and by his letter Of acceptance. The
speaker was in favor Of striking out the last
three resolutions and substituting one express
ing the views OF the club as to the inaugural nd
ur,ss, lh,rc were some, ne saiu' VINO pr''r-
r." u"' 'l' clup snouiu say nV'h'hE' "u' ne
was not one oi those' lie wished 10 express MS
Ind brough, ,ho n,nuhlienn norty down from
,,o" w. p.,'l'"' p'i.S uom,i 'i''',
/ d., t,,s WI, had ,b, ,,r,y i,., nr,sti,,,9
w., "'H.' WY nv" Wv '", ~ us
Why had the maJoriucs dwindlcd away
Because OF the failure to keep solemn pledges
n,,,,,., ~. ri 900, h,1 800, Ia ,ct,o H.,
Duv""s, my ""u W." "n' NV" III IN, -. ~,
| cause they had not liV'd up TO the principles
! laid down in their PLATFORM II thought the
/ cl,h sho,ld ,,i,. n frr, nud d.t.rtninnI OK
''"' S"'"," XIV "''" '"'"
! pr, s'on oi ii-,opinion oi ih,sSr caus =; VIM
ar. Iai IN rrgd me hNln' 90 WlliHn ~ INHlls'
! thg audi"nc" broke out In loud applause
Judg" No9h DAVIS PROPOSED an amendm"nt
/ lWhi,h WA ho found ai thr mead ol inc thir'l
.solut.on ia rrcu'h's, cNpr.,sains more
strongly. ~ nc SUM. tht Zee ilhG ,l tii p'Nl' "l
the country II" desired the clnp Z" express
| more vigorously ~ aiffulwtion ot the Calumet
/ alroint'u 10y MI HaN's, Loud uprl"u-'
Nr Eaton-pn l~hai Of tho romWiir'i
gladly accent inc am pdmrht llopos' ~ JudE"
Davis. Applau-' and cries oi Go 9n, Jude,
Juls' ohN-. I'SuuilhA' ',Npr $50 iiiS |Fatii'i-
most eminent citizens MS secretary oi state. H.
| reT,u Il iau thc i'tvluu' ns ma" NOT nrrn
nvmlI.u .l ,.lr tr ~, ',, u., ,h 49,
r,aIiI Pt'hFur'l W. ili"u iii'Iy'' Win We II
rep ull'h nl ui.lr rlHi4l. IL, ,ih'Ii .uNN',r:
~ ,, "Wn ia',,n' "nu NM, t' i,I ~. S',y
Oh NnnaWs n W, 'Nnnnh w," CAV, ~ -, u a,' ny
yr,iip,' NV'n.nF Ns''7 ~ Noon I" " ina" 40
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Doctors are now recommending b. T. Bah
bits Toilet soap Tor Us soothing and curative effects
Pure vegetable oils yielding natural and delicate OdOr,
are used and the result beyond companion, as
the sales Vi the soap proNe.-Ade
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Has n wonderful charm. The fresh cloar COM
pcxion OF youth is produced by using Lairi' bloom Of
Youth" which viii remove tan neekles and all other
blemishes from the skin-Aie
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