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The ingenioua doctrine proponnded by-
Mr.. Darwin, the tireless INVESTIGATOR OF iil.
ture and he: Laws, Is as applicabI5 In deter
mining the fate Of medicines ns In. that of
the animal speciee. Every year new rerne-
eiiAa ara brought rhafhre the public. END nte
soon com 2letely discarded aa theis sale Efn.
idly. decreases. Only those medicines which
gre best suited to the paople,D wants survive
the dsSt test. . If thoy faro tried and found
wanting in the merits, which they are eaid
to possess, no amount cs aaFertiSsisg tgill
make Chem popular. OF all the fofaelies
ever introduced TO the, public, mons ,nre go
popular az D. Fisrce's Family Afedicines.
Their saae has steadily Increased eaehs year,
and wholesale drugc iy.s assert tliatIthe pres.
ent demand for them is greater than eyer
before. If you would patToiizo medicines
scientiH ceiiy prepared usa DIR. Piertsh Fam
ily MEDICINES. Golden Medical Discovery
Ia alternative, or Blood! siny and an tiii-
equaled cough remedy; Pleasant Pcryttiye
Pellets, scarcely laTgaf than mustaryl seeds,
Feyuriso 1ageASript remedy fof debiIi.
tated fu.ualeI;l 81 Extract Of oglGmegs.yYeed, q
magical remedy for pain, Bowel complaints,
ard sIh rlequalled Imminent l5ds fosN lfuffian
and horHe.d flesh :gwhile his ItE. Hs2gsB GsafEH7h
Remedy Is known the ,Hogld oyer. as The
greatest specific for 'Catarlh did q CoId In
the Head eter given to theip ipuhlic- L dThsy
ere SOLD by GEugg1Et9, n 4, ri,,, t,- ~
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Washington Notes ami GossIp.al
gWAsHEneToN, Asay,le.

'ni7g slG tit. aWA6EIrHlfxTnl1 MavllQ.
Senator Patterson. of South Carolina
stated in conversation to-day that in , ar,
interview which he had with fLe Frea;-
dent q few weeks since the President had
said to him that his, puFposa Was to an. an.
point Democrats yhero iEwonld atranetk-
en- his policy and tend to obliterate party
lines. Mr.. Patterson thinks the dissst;s.
faction evidenced in The Moth aiSfd TVeSt
|at the Presidents HouthefI, 's,olidv .i,ss
induced him. 60 change his mind q iittle.
Since PatteSaon's return from South Cav
olina he has again called on the. Prea;.
dent. III his i6sf uesr al ftll i Tresifsent
told him hs woul. oniyfappointR Raos,h-
licans to Office in the Soi,sh sb,rk n, Tnaf-ino,
hia selections he would take great care fo
get hold OF the best men. Ssensta1rv
Sherman has also informed him. Tr. fHfs.
tels6n eay6, that so far ds Che loffiicsS IN
der his department. are Concerned, osIs
and out Republicans who have stood hv
the party in The past viii roceiysa,E coris;d.
Grafton fn preference to those Who have
become RebubIicans 6nlv rilcea sbe al :
vent of the pressnt adminsstfatissa. osnch
con-, @ fatt;ns, s,t f. iy ' M. ~ 9ile
Of 0iooYn and faann,,f; ;anSy ,st,;cp iss ~
16tass sunc.e his .saf + % go. f,dt |
ara. professor, of fha South Carol;na JYn;s
|versity now in Washinpton has racsiva;; -, ~.
adyiceS from COLUMBIA which iniIicStass = Z
5e!s::sss s..-. 9sasli e 5lsl1 Gil
Caroline LeQislhtuee to yeAsaa all sfy.ai y
priations forIthe support Of, the Uniys.ail
ty as at present condncted. This viii
necessitata the temporary ciosiner Su m oq.,ff ~
/ the institution and tse gtIisohafrs IL IN :
professors and studer,a. 4 Ag msSagesl IS
The caFI,ss:-:.ar caFI,s: :.r authorities Of sonfh Carc.
lima, the University was nade a uSlitienl
rnaChine, and ed1cati5naT obieSts we're
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Whittemose, like the Grecian rogue Of
old, "has left his country for his coun.
try's good" but before leaving he made
IN agreement with Senator Meetze to
pair off votes with him on all questions
before The Senate. This agreement was
of course made expecting Whitfemore to
return in q few days, but az he has 80 un.
tremendously and discourteously taken
his departure, without oven telling his
brother members Of tho Senate ''good-
bye Mr.. Meetze will probably not feel
bound TO cease voting forever. It is said
that in addition 10 tho charges we pub.
lished last week still others were being
collected, and even iWiThittemoFs's lawyer
says he would be 30 - fool If he did
come back" Massachusetts Is o moro
pleasant climate for as Cat man as he 10
duringfhe summer months, anyhow. He
Is goa - s, .s ss,.s aa tssa ti.aa This
OCCASION 60 express oss sympathy for
Massachusetts on account of her severe
aflietien in having this nnisaace. A
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che Isegislatsre's business 10 pass upon
The debt, AMI IL ought to be done before

the Legislatare'o business 10 pass upon
the debt AMI Il ought to be done before
sly ssaay c. & paid. TIE s:s::4.::. &C .he
saFocAtes for impoaing an immediate
tSx, that ws are bound to pay the debt
bscauso the State Democratic Executive
Gpnmittce pledged uht pafsy 10 u, woaid
be d good Bfoaha Upon which 10 oppose
liquidation, hut does not apply in this
discussion. The Committee did not
pledge us not to investigate what the
debt is, nor did it pledge us to pay such
portion of it rs is fraudulent. A fraudu-
lent bond is no part Of the States debt,
and the Committee had no righr to pledge
the payment of anything except tte just
debt as settled by the Consolidation
Act" A forgery or fraudulent bond is
ne ouch portion Of the debt, and the tax
payers will never agree to pay such bonds
as saose given Kimpton G. Co. 70. their
rascalitiea.
The people look to the Senate TO avert
the threatened danger from hasty action,
and 1t does not do 80, then we appeal
TO Gov hampton 10 veto the bin. He
cannot cousistently approve 1t, for he
recommended the investigation before
payment. To Eecede from his position
would show that he has no stable views
upon the financial situation. We hope
the Senate will save him from the neces-
sity Of acting, but, if T. does not, the
Governor will owe 1t to himself and the
whole people to prevent the consumma-
tion Of 80 ruinOus q measure.
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Gen. W. A. Walker, the democratic
nominee, was elected State Senator from
Chester County, on che 18th inst, over
Chisolm, the Raalcal nominee, by moro
than ono thousand majority. On tho
18th he took his seat, thereby making
the Senate stand sixteen Democrats to
seventeen Republicans. But as Whitss-
more is gone there are sixteen 70 sixteen,
and the President Of the Senate being o
Democrat we viii control that body also.
The County Of Chester has been re-
deemed, and the Senate Of the State
wrenchcd from the foul hands OF Radi-
calisin.
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PRESIDENT HAYES AS AN ORATOR.

The annual banquet of the Chamber
of Commerce of New York was celebra-
ted on the 10th inst., and President Hayes
and his Cabinet were present. Invita-
tions were also given to Ex-Gov. Tilden,
Gov. Robinson and the leading officers of
Nc, York, bat aB Democrats they de-
clined, becatsse thoy could not consent to
recognizes or endorse the fraudulent eloc .
ticn Of President Hayes by meeting him
socially. Thia is an example ven worth
the consideration of our people When
called upon for speech the President
sai2: - q ,.''
"Mr. President, it Is qualification to
sesembiago * The 5Sainse nc n1Ss men 'aS of tSe s
.,.sy "a zssE "ssa. as=.. - :=.=...s. - -
acknowledgment to them for their inyi.
tation to enjoy with them their annual
aecret meeting. I wish 10 assure them
that this hearty greeting Is very Welco,.,e
to me. [CheeTs,l ,As peace With ali "a
nations OF tho world, with an honest pur.
pose on che part os our psopie aud onthe
part of the government Iicud cheersl TO
strive for the restoration Of the ancient
concord within enr OWE limits, Thurrahs
and gyeat applanse,l ] believe that, mott
gitt standing the apfofknpate array OF
tig,ires whicis mas peen 1iaentomb56, Ws
Elay confidently look foT early, decided
and encouraging evidences Of the Yayiy.
Ing Of bnsipscs Prosperity thronx xhout our
county,
"A few moro such elabofate discobrsea
10 this viii Gsake President Hayes ea
/ famous Tor sententioas osatogy az his liD.
torio,is tSfei;ecessos In. Ss 5ij,t
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President has pEiyateiyoDuveSad 20 Mar.
enel Estkin, OF 1sop7sians, dn tittfssEici,
thai his sesiggecssss5n would be aecs -
it ie nnaes-:ses s4zz=s taass - n erITea foy.
the psirp9ee Of giving the pIacs f6 fgsoI
JACK sWhagton. = { In tho meantime r..
laon5syaneea have como hero ayaiuga tRa
appointment Of Cot. Wharton lrofa f,ss4f'
white sad o0loEUd Republicans of T]s,,f.
.siana, but pfiEcip ipafiy the iattef q lIefsrsss
aEe usde that CSi. W yhefso 81 iFSs cosSpSc- ssS..
TED with tho Bcsaier rnaaaacre ia lsSs. In
which 200 coloted people ssef6 killed a Al
letter hes ass0 been written q tie PFesi.
dent calling his attetstsi 60 siIa testin,nST,.
Of MADDOX. III which, he altered fh1f
Wharton sas an active ally in IA s,essr<,..
tiatsons with the returning baa,d.
On Mon6ay last 9eC 5ttGi y 9 a,
rendered the appointment of Solici..
tor Of tte Treasury % dxsQovf ChansSef. @
lain, of South OGt6lihd.. The offer waa
made at the instance Of the President
who also urged Its acceptance 4 CIV
Chamberlain felt obliged TO decline
however, on ,E0S5ant OF pro osassioI;ai an,
gegenlentS previously ifedes VIII hir;NjSsa.
regarded. as moro adyantaeouus prafsas
Gi0nafly and pecuEfs siiyss 8srisir,
bad an interview with the PFaaid Ssft -.
day, and he leaves tonight Cor 'Eo1th
Carolina 70 Tetnain fog d week to sl1ss
up pTivate bsssiEeaA, when rfts WiliIfeta;sT,
to New York and take his place In a las.
firm with which he vilI, hereafter ba
associated. tsf'R "'e3 y
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UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES.

On last Thursday tho Gsneral Assem-
bly, met in joint session to elect trustees
for the South Carolina Univefaity. There
~ere es!SS tweaty candidates 60. she seven
positions which pay one hundred dollars
each. We think that for the present the
University should have been closed, as it
ls doing little or no good and cannot be
rssuScitated to prosperity within the next
three or four years. Tits an item of great
expense to the State, and should not be
indulged in when there 10 no substantial
becefit derived by the State. It costs too
much for the nero name Of having q
State uniyeraity. But as 1t was decided
to continue the institution We thirk the
Legislature made very wise selections for
the important poaitiGa Of trustees. Every
man selected is Q high-minded, honorable
and educated gentleman, and under their
care an5 direction we mey confidently
look for this tiine.Soa Grad institution to
be restored, If net to 'ts former prosperity
at least to ita spotleA honor and exalted
standard of excellence.
The following gives the proceedings of
the joint meeting in the election of
trustee5: ,i
AYr. Sheppard nominated Rev. E. J.
Meynardie and Judge John e. Bacon.
both of Columbia. Mr. Aidrich uomina.
ted Col. J.. 81. Rion, Of Winnsboro.
Senator Gary nominated Capt. r. w.
Boyd, of Darlington. MIR. Austin nonni.
nafad Gov. B. Z. Perry. of Greenville.
Senator Connor nominated M?. J. L. J.
Caldwell, oz Newbezry., Mr. Hood nom.
iaated Col, +. w. Mc&aster. Mr.. Cald.
we'll nominated Capt. j. +. Izlar, of Or
argebnrg. Senator Cgittenden nominated
Col. l.. D. rhildB, cf Columbia. Ifr.
Weatherry nominated Maj. J. d. Bland.
ing, Of Sumter. DR.. Muller nominated
Gen. y. 81. Preston, Of Columbia. 6ena-
tor 0sesxe nominated Louis LoOonte. of
Colnmbfa. Afr. Holmes nominated Coi.
@. 81. Einnhton, Of Charleston. lfr.
Curtis nominated Gen. w. H. Wallace,
the Speaker Of che House. Nr. Miller
nornjGatea Mr. e. Montague Grimke. of
Ohzflest0n. Mr. PAfier nominated Mr..
NJ. o. Conner, Of Coliston. 9eEator Gail.
lar nominated Col. w. L. Trenholm.
Senator Green nominated Senator w. 3.
Mash, tcoloted0 Of Columbia. Mr. W.
u, Au1ICWo sIuglIIrtut1Si =. s..ysS.t.e, s;t.,yy-
Art, (coloted. ] Senator Taft nominated
H0n. O. q. Memllinger, Of Charleston.
Mr. Petty nominated Capt, Hugh T..
Thompson. IEr. Brown ,noHilnased Son.
ator Gary, Messra. Wallace and Gary
withdrew, and the notninations were tkEna
cIossd. .khe roll Of the Senate and House
wRs then called, and each Candidate was
yoted Cor separately. The following isi
The result Of the several ballots In Tie.
crSlsg named. Rev. E. ]. Meynarfiie TO-
;aA..a.E 90 .tntaa r. w. Rnvd 200. Hon
b 4. Perry "a, Col. Il. ". MaMasies "a,
Col. @. II. Sftnofiton 76, Major J. ID.
Blanding ,68, Col. james II. Rion 7A.
The President declared that tho above
named gentlemen, having received tho
majority og 'tiiA whole number Of votes
fshsEsea pe the Gc ii Essolina University
szfsss = kssssss.s &c Ess.sss Es.sss sAs.sA sl2ts
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Hayes has appointed Stone District
Attorney for South Carolinn. He allows
Worthington to remain Collector of the
Port Of Charleston, and has offered Dunn
the position Of Internal Revenue Collec-
tor. He has also offered Chamberlain
the position of Solicitor of the Treasury.
We do not think it consistenten. si.h
official honor and integrity TO make such
appointments, aud have no hcsi.ancy in
expressing the same opinion we have
hitherto given, which is that President
Hayes is as great e fraud as the Louisianr
Returning Board, which stole the Pre- II
dency for him.
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SuLpnRR A spEcirIG roal sCAkzrr
FEyE:R. --Dr Henry Pigeon writes Co thd
LDbGsii Laacet as fol.oWs: Tho u,sTxeis
ous aRccess which has attended nav troos.
ment Of scarlet fever BY, ,saipIiTr. intiur51,
me to let my medical .bgesifet1 know "a
my plan, GO that theylnaay be. ahlSito ap-
,-iy the aame remedy without delay. i Ain
the cases in which ! / used 1t were yerv
we'll marked, apd the epideEmis on. che,
arms In each case came away like theekitn
of shake. The following was che exaof,
treatment followed inlescE iease.u Thor.
ouighly anoina the patient twice, daily.
with sulphur ointment: give 1--WE to ten,
grains of sulphur in d little iim 1tkTSa.
times a day. Sufficient suiphur wa
burned, twice dailc, ION oeals on O
shovel, to fill the room with the fumes.
and, of course, was thoroughly Inhaled
by the patient. Under tliisa mode Of
treatment each ;:nprovedi immediately.
and none we're over eight, ,days In niaki1g
2 complete recovery, and firmly believe
10 each It was prevented from spreading
by the treatment adopted" aB'rpe s'IS
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Ex-Governor Chamberlain has been
admitted to the bar in the city of New
York, and his shingle now swings in the
breczes Of che great American metropolis.
We hope he will attend enough inusical
entertainments to learn the distinction
between tho clicking of the keys or o
brass horn and the cooking ofa revolver.
He will at leisure mediate upon the
occurrences of the past eight yearu, and
will, We trust, learn enough TO make him
wiser and better man. IL he does not
New York will have no occasion to be
proud Of him. BY the way, we wonder
if Kimpton has been saving any of the
quantities of State bonds that they got
away with for Chamberlain
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'sf-G It p given up heEe by both aides
chat South CaroliIia win 10 ovarHhelHA-
inslS DElnccs stIc ak tho next elecssla.
AS fok d Rsn party, there IS no tise 6f
.ttlksu about IL here OK looking for IL %
.Eilek6 IS sTd viii ;he mono fox yeaSa. Tho
hitea Aro solid lot tlso Dalsao ocFAcy, and
slle hInczR 81 iIlls ,i3s 70 50 IL tie
ittie nd pkiyile& In afsss yaafa the
rs rs ;slo tss
iEi 9EieiSs az q flis.J SIT OF u fISniSat of
9Anythin that SIiilTe Il II i; TN TN
Ijsssy will nnisa sEe hliea soiidly
it-H. r Rei6sld's o5FItsltii 5Itlsss 81 q 4
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CONYECr IABOR.

s. a.Hereiofnre tl,a zmo;niano,ro,So NJ ~,
Etata J1fn;tAns;ar,, Nm, y,aa,,i, ,,,,,,, !
nssps;ye mode ~ nnn;.hsn. @ " ..,,.. 10y "a /,
sonth caroI;n, rn5aaa "a - -, :.
oSy,;n;st-a.;a-, [ = .no,,0,. ] enav. 80 4,
,,,,ross - ha.ss hnss,sas %s As -. ..., !,
asnttgo tSa psn;tort;as,, S -. .sa $3.50. a.".a
lsnati, 30 t;s,a :. ~ ~. =. sno Sa'Ae
o,hs~ rt a. l a. ~ - ~, :.ss.sssVA -. - any
Tr-s... Ga,,o...,s. M. ~. =. ~ sr
'.1st ~ = Ps.Is, e. =;
penaes were HomeEhat reduced, but the
amouRt expended. forty thousand dollars.
was On unreasonable iarra ono Tha
,,Is,;. o,,,,ss,.s,s ,-.;.,. ,..s.,,.,-S
,sg, ooiis,eoVSu asl wita . shis lnstlLution
tsnnesla oe prcperiy rednfed, and the
convict labor, instead of tefnr almost q
dead. .ions tfs Aha Rfsta eja,,lf, i,a ~. its,t,
=, :. - Il .Aa.s'sS "
aPpIoAlnihte as ueaf - ppT9iDte 10 O eeif.
supporang system. Criminals should
understand that the FahiIentiary Ia not a
placa ne a,,na ~ It,,nus., ;;,,t sh,t . 49,,
~ t'''eD !. sst'il
.h J. ~ oaiy ano'ner haisae l1l ief pesaod o.
hard work, the earnings from which so to
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! - Ex-Senator Doolittle fails To- lsee
how tho Democrats could. have done any
more IAN the President has, and Is DIS
posed to be very cheerful over Che situn.
tion. He doesn't think 1If.? Hsyes 0as
elected, but says ie nay he bettsr,for tho
peace and quiet of the country 20 have
the Democratic policy carried QUE fso,n
the Republicans side. AS for the Dssao-
cfats, they "will' await eyents.i .i'idss, fsIid
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Senator Cochran has introduced a BIZ
TO investigate and ascertain the actaal
bona fde indebtedness of the various
counties in thia State, and TO regulate the
manner Of aging the same. This is o
very important matter, and if properly
devised aud carried through it will be
the greatest of blessings 20 many counties
in the State. Tho Legislature should
adopt eome measure to secure this end.
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: Il n renortell that .tko An,or,,,,

. - It 70 reported, that6tke American
officers serving. in the. Egyptian army
have refused TO bear arn1s against Russia.
We hope the report is trrie.I They en-
gagged 20 eerya,Ethe Khedive, brsS shis
should not bind them to faIe part With
the, Turks in the European war. We
trust, therefore, they win remain In
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- eltrad az, . Isn6 IL. viii ibn enc. zas
hundkpdth auniyeg elHy ySE siie 81 toe
OF tae Stars aud sstfipes as > pati5aal
er;::::SS:ss. ~ 7sd eFF3 l
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] ~, J. y II. p N ~. 49, -. 3.

- - TlioFe yfeFe tIyse deaths ulader Oete
aiIrSreila at N6whefg, n. c., on tssla lI,sss
Sunday evening In ApfiI4 AZ ,thS SIose
Of the segyipe at the colored church q
tfu,td thFgn lSese Slseg the Soysn. asseI
two Solin girls took Tsssaa L idee n s.tlIs
cred bFUtissre upab which hsd q
etsei hand h. 81 iciit q svisiR Easils
and III an fnstAfS tsl ,fs itee iii,t
less bodies sFss II. . II
9- eoSeF diff thd tlss b Sas pas II
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FiSo prominent candy .niAkets Ia
Boz loii have heen indicted f0r uSitg
poisonous ingredients, 1fs5 ;as :
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Oh Tse New YosA lga;asS hss ,s,bfIe
tIse disc5gssy that 81 ssx All sEse M
,bls aEaon tssie E1Esf ats
not g6 "a e1loti js Utah ~ yS4s yS4sss, ~ -
tlsot and, 90 20 4 "a inn slla stest
01ly On 8 Us SEs 81 q, IS apbesi:s
ssiisse altliong EolIos ths rlassis
iyyl lfcscsf 81 lBse |, i scasti tia I'd OPS the
40 80 ifis, pis ache efor eyasctil, to
tta 20 sIiIsss even 7 z=ss-st sty.
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Chadwick Afraid that Browne May Turn
Against him toiumbeni Astonished.

IT., ,x,,,in,,ir ~ ..,..., Ny,,hin,,,,n
The examination oil George Washington
Chadwick was at for yesterday. ut $3.50 in the
nfinrnpnu The nriaoncrs lnwyrrs Gen Benin
r,,,, ,rran1ti,, 1,rn.. ,nI AiInr,,n, wul;n,n
INN fI"hN'h ir"y anu h'u'l"'"h "i'i''"
Richardson of brooklyn. were in attendance
MIR. Wheeler n. pcckbam WIS ON hand for the
Union trust company Detectives fluius
OConnOr and pinkrrton sat near Chadwick.
,,,I,, vi. -, t.t.l,.,, ,.,,, ,,,,,il
''''''Ne irlc' o' biv'kNh was "''ohlp"n'vu
10y young lady who wished To Identity the
Browne, w'lS also III court
Ah'r AN hours waiting. Justice Duiry entered
md tn,k hia a.su Th, Iyvynr,. Ind imu,rtnnt
'' - '., .,...,,' i,,, ni,
VhEaE' muW- cIS'"d'r'' "'u S'"r'',N VA" "'S
Honor called the ease before MIR. Pockhnm was
-" MS ","'"N 'o' n" "',o"' ~ a"''i
dny' "'h' Ir"'V saln ne was r'''y 10 go on
tn.on,cnicn 50 Mr. pc.kham. Cen. Tracy added:
III your Honor VIII s,y tomorrow at $3.50 pre-
sirely. tlni w.l agl mr. Jgsii 9, PUFFY said
An nfiilytt ot Sir William H. Beers. Vice
rr,eiirmt ana Actuary Of the New York Life
tnut ON january 2 n certain forged check for
sSi 10 WA ctAhrl hy ihr Union Trust Company.
Daponent believes that George ". Chadwick
WINS the first 10 nal. Uorps. L. Erownr To nut the
rhn,l thrnuph md ultnin ,gnl,I fnr IA und tnut
he. .GhaiwiSk, rcqu'sted Browne to .TrqCt a
broker through whom th. i.in,-s should b.
done. Dcpona mt AYERS tint The letters attached
tn the COMPLAINT n.sninst browne are false and
tNru,I
Chadwick said 10 the reporter that he had
r',a',u Y, I.i,rVn nrmvn', Ins noon mrrsuad"I
To- max" an a6llayit AGAINST him HIM LAWYER
Hewitt" snid IhnIwick " s Browue's counsol
an he ia the same man who wns after the re-
puird iorgcrs, Rob,ris and Gleason. browne
I.s 7l, I,',, ,r,,,isnJ =, ,,nsiii,rnii,n II
il" VII sny s',n,,hims t. throw ia" r'.ronni-
billy Of this forgery upon me. Yet / ain not
afraid. They cannot scare me. | know that
there ia no solid evidence against me-"
julius W. Coumbcni, who wns arrested on
Tuesday evening. is ON the same tier ia the
City Prison with Chadwick, Columbeni was
arrested in 1854 ns one of the Sacu gang OF
iOrscrs. lie was kept in the City Prison for
four months. and w,s then Released upon his
own rceugnLMncc. Sacia WIS sent 10 the State
prison, with others of his accomplicos. but
Column nj was never brought to trial.
Why were you arrested this timer" ask, ii
tho reporter.
That \ u mystery 10 mo" answered Column
trni. was arr, stnd In barclay street willie
on my way home when taken 10 the District
Attorneys Office | nsket WHY am I hnr,.y'
and they said to mo. very SHARPLY. You know
very we'll why YOU are here / answered That
II had known | would not have nsknd thr
question. | had nothing 10 do with the Union