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above referred I'd. but; can at least Say that
lie Is very poorly informed as TO the senti-
merts OF his people lie either has put
himself TO no trouble 20 inquire into the
subject, OF is bad gtIessef Let me add
TINT we have cheering eWs from Spotsyi-
Yania Tor CAPTAIN I'll array and have not q
doubt III his nominate ION II liateYer.
On-ttis gubernatDria}d question g Justice
is correct Major Daniel and Eefpnet Holli-
day are certainly the people choice--the
former being greatly ia the lead, however.
I may say TINT Oolohei Holiday is more OF
6 second choice, Y perhaps. hope Ma
Tor Daniel vii, be successful, and am sure
that no better or trner man could dl Ill.,, the 3,
highest Office az Our State. .,s $, {. - ii
OnT Thursday. this section wns visited by
q very severe storm. The Wind ''was TERRI
fc. The tin roofing on the Louisa Mill
Ing and Manufacturing Company,s factory
was carried ahund red pr two yards. CHER.
| + IL little child residing on b fafm near
townnIS.met with d serious though, not fetal
accident recently. He was kicked imme.
disteIy over tho eye by d young colt, the
wound being very PAINFUL and also, dan a,
Last, week. tberet was an entertainment
consisting OF !; music, 'charades,Y t1bleaux,
&c., at Macedonia church. lin this county.
It resulted successful financially and other
r,;s u as ssff&,S s,;sp ,'izsstt Ip :.
I The soldiers gravesIin Oakland cemetery,
near here, n9ere decorated with appropriate
ceremonies seEeraly weeks slnce-Captain
III. w. Murrayfleading in prayer, and. Rev..
J. S. Hunter. Of The Methodist church, de-
IiYering the address, g Igiaef .i,f~8 fts,s
The Baptist. Association, ferothis district
will convene here in september. A crowd
is expected. E.3d Y. ~ = =: = BKRs..
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ONE HUNDRED AND

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY INSURGENTS RE-
- .I,.~ J. PORTED .SH0T;ioal
10 HAVANA viia KEY West. July-7.-The in
surgent Chief NORTON. W DO was wounded
and taken prisoner, has been shot IN Rene.
dos. More than one hundred: and eighty
insurgents are, said TO have been shot after
being taken, prisoners. in.,5various actionss
Nothing has been heard of General Marti;7
nez Campos. His operations are apparently
paralyzed. The correspondents of Havana
newspapers at his headquarters are quite
silent, s.,,uI1.,rsE .ltrt :; ir-ts q
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NANsEMOND COUNTY.
correspondence of the Richmond Diypatcl.I

SUFFOLK, VA, Julyl7, 1877. =
At a meeting last night OF the Conserya-
tive voters OF Suffolk the issue was CHA
hone or anti-Mahone" in the selection Of
two delegates to represent Suffolk in the
State Conrentio::. The Malone men made
the issue. The result of the voting was as
follows: John z. Kilby, anti-Mahone del
egate, II; A. G.. Wlthers, anti-Mahone del
esate, ~; John H. Wright, Manone dele
gate, 80; l.. w. Duke, Malone delegate,
so. There were absent anti Malone voters,
known to be such, 27; and for Malone S.
II these had been present, as they were eX-
pected to be, the vote would have been for
anti-a1ahone delegates SO, aud Malone del
egates 49,. -. .-s,g. aa st5 +.
The registrar Of voters in Suffolk was
present with his book of registered white
voters, and In pursuance Of resolution was
called upon to announce aloud the name OF
each Conservative voter in his book. AS
this was done each voter went forward and
gave his ballot to teller appointed to re-
ceiye it. This was the manner OF our vo-
ting, with the result above stated.
About one, half the delegates from our
county (Nansemond), including Suffolk,
will be for Malone, and the other half for
some better man. go.
This section OF our State is the nest Of
the late soldiers, Of "Mahone's brigade"
who OF course support him. Hence it may
not bematter OF surprise that ne is able to
secure some delegates in these parts: Ks.t'
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.PiEBsoNAL-OBITUARY,
Z. Eo9ils Inland. ] : D.
FACING AT LONG lBHANCH.

Lose, BR1se III, July Mile heats, seven
startefs-nauntlesst wen athe first heat;
;Romney5second, FelioY craft third time.
1:4el. DauntIess !, won the. second beat;
Romney second, Chesapeake third; time,
Mile-and-a-half ash-Zoo- Zoo Won Aunt
Betsy second, issss ,Bassett third +; time
2.44{ .4,rs 81 t,tl " * g :.
: TThree.auarter&m mile dash Henry won
Bfaemer seeond, Lord sZetiand, third time
81 119H sti pssd. Head won Derby
second, Risk third. s.isili q sf.ssSsl
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MichiSan.
GRAssHoPpERs RAvAGrNG CROPS.

NEW YORK, July IA Detroit dispatch
says swarms OF grasshoppers have recently
made their appearance In portions Of Oak
land and Tonai counties. and are ravaginS
all manner of growing crops. About 1000
acres Of growing grain are ruined,
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Pennsylvania.

PHtLApEIPHiA,J July 7.-Dietviiler d
Welsh, owners. of the Market-Street flour
mills, suspended: payment to-day. Their
Indebtedness ise unknown, but the. failure
caused tquitea commotion on Change. -
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ssii!. 80, tor the Dispateh.I 80:
!. BURNT ORDINARY, JAMES CfTY COUNTY

= ,,; ...r,.a.gr stffL ,aI~TIf - atsoJrAofa'} y
At "a called meeting OF the Conservative
party OF, James City, county, held this day
at Burnt. Ordinary, DIR. William Martin was
called to- the chair and John B. C.. Spencer
was appointed secretary. The object OF the
meeting was explained to be the considers.
ton OF, the dissatisfaction which existed in
the county against the meeting whichhwas
held at the courthouse on June 18th, which
appointed Judge r. j.. Henley and Captain
L. W.. Lane delegates, land Colonel James 81.
Allen and DIR; II. x. Wise alternates, to- the
State Convention to be held in Richmond
ION the 9th ofpAugust.s - 49, iit 81. .'+ =
: After some discussion on The motion, to
sustain the action. of 1.-The Williamsburg
meeting, the vote stood 70 for and SO against
the proposition. :, The Chairman declared
the action of the Williamsburg meeting suS-
tanned, and announced the delegates, MS
Objection being raised to Captain George
E. Geddy as chairman OF the County Com
nittee, he having moved to williamsburg
to live, DR.. William Martin was thereupon
elected chairman OF the same ~ 80 - !.
.. Onmotion, after directing the secretary
to furnish a copy Of these proceedings for
publication in the Richmond and Norfolk
papers, and .that:a list Of the delegates and
alternates should be sent to- 81 ames r: Fish
er, secretary OF. the State Committee, the
meeting adjourned. %. ;;i4ws:lf ~: -. ~.
: ~ .,nsiWILLIAM MARTIN, Chairman.
- IL. B. O. Spencer, Secretary. n.y. III Ill ~ 49,.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

.saa#AI n,i: 90 RIcHMoNp,Ju'y u 1877. =
"a: !. .%.s OFFERINGS. - ,5!.|-'
WHEAT.-IVAite, % bushels new Red, 3,440
bushels Ee neW; bit ss4 busbes. red. s6 bushels.
r., OATS.-150 bushels.
MEAL.--52 bushels. . ~. ~,
WHEAT.-W White. % bushels at sl.70. Red, 56S
bushels very good at; S1.7O; 90 bushels good ut
:: 80 bushels on private terms-toa 696 bushels.
~ CofaN.-TVhit $50 bushels very good at zoe.
1O4 bushels prime at 71c.-tofa1r 864 bushels,
Ntred, 90 bushels on private terms. tx
UATS.-6U bushels at 45c. 49,.
wi So RT-EXHIRITEp. s
a. WHEAT White os bushels.
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Ohio.
1ycrSyATf WANTS A MopIIFiicArIoS OF THE

CINCINNATI WANTS NOTIFICATION OF THE
RESUMPTION ACT. - ...t-.- -
CINCINNATI, July THE delegates to the
National Board OF Trade from this city were
Instructed to submit the following resolu-
ton TO the consideration Of that Board:
: Resolued, That the National Board OF
Trade respectfully recommends to Congress
such notifications of the resumption act as
shall postpone the time Of its enforcement.
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3 WHEAT White, go bushels.

Fine. S6.50@$6.75: superfne,. 100; extra SUI
perfiue, $3.50; common family. S90iS0.26: fancy
family aud City Mills, $40. Stock light with good
demand. .. ~. .z.tt..a-
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New york.
a sArrosaI, gAsK1 g6ReLAR1zED.

-. a. NAIIUNAL bANh;bUt.UI1 = i,..., ?
4 WHITEHALL, N. IL, July The KeesYiile
National Bank was robbed last. night bF
seven or eight masked burglars. Tue Wateh,
men were bound and gagged, the vault ana
Marvin's safe, blown open, aud contents
carried away. The bank loses t$l6,Ooo. Far
ties who left paekages in the. bank Z Tor sale-
keeping have lost to the amount OF from
800, O00'to 100000 s,.1.. 'isrG 60.
- 80 :. Observation-Disclosures, al Z
Il; NEW York, ~ July z. Minister Kas g:
sailed for Europe to- day. M. ii. ~. d IL, !,
Charles L.. Richards, q wealthy. retired
manniacturey, died on Thursday from an
'overdoselof Mnnn's elixir, opii.s,.a
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, july 2, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 80 hossheads, Is
tierces, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were &c packages; of which number 35
were taken In and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from So. go to 5000.
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al 091 srS PROFITS FROM sio8.2 f
s1EaICl.fFxyi ia thirty days by o. TIME oP-S
TIfJN on ILLINOIS GENITAL, My l2rH.
80 . sfltEt STOCK CONTRACTS = . 81
fudlcfops!y Inanageie on thu ptan OF ItMttsd hA-
hsity, always easr7e good ten tttnes
rs sea az q ON md 6s system
tassuisss Aus's ,s POTTER NIGHT 8 Co,
So God and Stock BYckfrz.
sFss ~ ~ as Well street. New York.
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By Telegraph.

= IN 10 -EuNINEW NIVNN' >
NEW YORK july 7.-Gold opened ut 1861. ]. IS,
{ Noon-Stocks lower.at opening; Grmer after first
Board. Money on call, 1@lHper cent. Cole, lO54
(0ln52s Excnange-Long. 4SS short, 800 Stare
bonds QUIET. governments s:eaps VI : '','
Eve,,in1.-Moncy on call e1sy at 9 per cent. sier-
ling ass. Gold lo5k, Governments firm; new D 81
111a. States quiet. s,ief4a III ',.,z.s - ..rsg Fl
- DANK STATEMENT. a,.a; q, -r
New YORK, July THE Following Is the bank
statement: Loans increasef 81 ,625 900; specie
Increased .$3,75O,OO0 Z legal tenders decreased
42.OO0.Gn0: deposits increased - 100000; re-
serve Increased S730.O00. 49, $3.50,
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attention. The two tiefnen presented
the facts In case TO several capita!ists OF
sffs. citY. and met with irnmedl and 10
yorabie responses; but sHbseqJt sady vices
from South Carolina make il probable that
the loan win NOT be called. lfeady SO con.
siderable L portion Of the July interest OF
HE x.leyy has. been paid TINT BY tue end
Df thu mouth sufficient amount may De
ccfNcted to provide foruif present neetfEs
In this event mo cali will ~be made Tor the
New York lean. The, November levy VIII
be mainly upon the planters. .i;gSl as7
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GENERAL. I. 10 3 i EGRA pHIg NEWS
tieorraD;lfc Dfstributi0n OF the Mail
service and fss Political ana q
sectional 1mp fanee. s

SECRETARY scHURz ORDERS a NEW IN {
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M q s rHHEATEsIka 4Asptss7
3 MERsoons Ere A Il; EMESTs b ER oRT Ed
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i GAN-WHoLEsALE SLAUGHTER OB . Issu 11Es
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T1oN OF THBREsvdPFIIo9SS; AeT, ~ WANTED MI
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n. Is. SMILEY.
KINxEAR q SMILEY,
Lawrence House,

TRIokKSTA, PENN'A, c. T.. Me-
/ CRAY, PRopRIkToR. This house
b. centrally located. Everything now and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
lions and strict attention givnn To guests;
Vcgc@lbloS and Fruits OF all kinds served
la 1.air season. Sample room for Conn
meroial Agents.
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IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND

A ADVERTISERS send 25 cents to Geo.
n p. Rowell C Co., Al Park Row, n. "
for their Eighty-page Pamphlet, showing
cost OF advertising, is At
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w. c. CoRURN, N. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON offers his
l services to the people of Forest Co.
Having had nn experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DR.. Coburn
euai amtees to give satisfaction. DR.. Co
kurn makes specially Of tho treatment
81 Naal, Throat, Lang and all other
t'hi enic or lingering diseases. Having
iNyeSligated all scientific methods OF cur
ing disease and selected tho good from all
systo,ns, he will guarantee relief or Il cure
iu all cases where cure is possible. No
Charge for Consultation. All fees Will bo
reasonable. Professional visits made nj
all hours. Parties a. n distance can con-
suit him by letter.
Ollire and Residence second building
below, the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. OF
lco days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 22ti
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. OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE sAV
llENTEh'L. EXHIBITION

II sells laster than any Otor DoOk. Ine
Agent sold IS copies i'm one day. This is
tho only authentic and complete history
published. Send for our extra terms TO
agents. NNrIoNAL PUBusHlNG Co., Phll-
alclphia, Pa. Isl
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In the House of Peers, during the
examination of the magistrates of Ed
inburgh, touching the particulars of
the Porteous Mob, in 1876, the Duke
of Newcastle having asked the Provost
with what kind of shot the town guard,
commanded by Porteous, had loaded
their muskets, received the unexpected
reply, "Ou, just sic as ane shoots dukes
and fools wi !" The answer was con-
sidered as a contempt Of the House of
Lords, and the poor Provost would
have suffered from misconception Of
his patois, had not the Duke of Argyle
(who must have been exceedingly
amused) explained that the worthy
chief magistrates expression, when
rendered into English, meant to des'
cribe the shot used for ducks and wa
terfowl.
At the Paris School of Arts and
Trades experiments were lately made
with paper alleged to be incombus
tible. Sheets Of it exposed simply to
the fierce flames Of spirit lamp with
out other effect than to slightly with
er it. When the paper was exposed in
bulk no effect was apparent. 1t was
thought very desirable for the manu-
facture of bank notes. The secret o
the manufacture rests with the expert
menter.
A prominent citizen in Alameda
Cal, while leading fractions COW by
a ropo recently. had his thumb pulleC
off at the first Joint.
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MRS. q. M. HEATH,
DRESSMAKER, Tionesta, Pa.

MRS. HEATH has recently moved TO
lNl this place for the purpose of meeting
want which the ladies Of the town and
county have for long time known, that
of having n drnssmalSer of experience
among them. / am prepared to make all
kinds of dresses in the latest styles, and
guarantee satisfaction. Stamping for braid
ing and embroidery done in the best man.
nor, with the newest patterns. All I ask
is Il tair trial. Residence on Elm Street,
in the Acomb Building. IT,
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A large lion was killed in the noun.
tains recently, between Santa Cruz
and Santa Clara, Cal, by two young
mSn named Tompkins and Reed. The
beast got in among their horses on Mr..
Mair's ranch, and killed three. The
young men chased him all night with
their dogs, and finally despatched him
He was treed seven times during She
night. He measured nine feet in
length.
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EnR rSr HOIISE.

q A. WARNER PRoPRIrroR Opposite
-. Court House, Tionosta, Pa. Just
sponed. Everything new and clean and
Fse~h. The best Of liquors.k kept constantly
an hand. portion of the public patron
apo 4, reapoctfully solicited. 4-l7-lY
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BARRIERS often assert that raZors get
tired of shaving, and that they will
perform satisfactorily if permitted to
rest for time. 1t has been found by
microscopic examination that the tired
razor, from long stropping by the same
hand and in the same direction, has
the ultimate fbres Of its surface or
edge all arranged IN one direction.
like the edge of piece of cut velvet
but after a months rest these fibres re-
arrange themselves heterogeneously,
crossing each other and presenting a
saw-like edge, each supporting its fel-
low, and hence cutting the beard M
stead of being forced down fiat with
out cutting, as when laid by,
The number of wolves il Russia Is
estimated at 100000, and their annual
consumption c;fcs9sh % cwt. per head.
Last year thde,4is oalil,PSmopg other items,
161 bunny or a hund9d it is estimated
that, in The gcologistpother, they cost
the cause , of TINS 1900. Hunting
haslg throuah the SaJ emancipation OF
thesS calcarcous sRolves have lncreas-
ad t9Tin OF indC
ing many ~
A girt the teTtjGque granted her re.
jected loyss}SaaaP parting kiss, aud he
ayailing himself Of the opportunity
bit her cheek in Il way that disiigursl
her for life.
An Oil City man recently died o
love, but it was love for whiskY.
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An Imperial Joke.

1t is we'll known that the Emperor
Joseph H., of Austria, disliked parade
and osientation and INDUCED his taste
for simple and private habits. One
day when riding out in small Gale
che, when he drove himself, and attcn-
ded only by one servant, he was over
taken by heavy rain and returned
toward Vienna. He was yet at some
distance when person on foot, who
was also going in that direction, hear
ing the noise, turned and made sign
to the driver to stop.
The Emperor stopped his horse.
"Sir," said the traveller, who was
sergeant, "if it be not too great lib
erty, l should be glad Of n lift; you
have room enough and should save
my uniform, which | put on new this
morning"
"Let us save the uniform, my bravo
fellow" said Joseph. "Place yourself
here. Where do you come from just
now?"
'.Ah, ah! where do / come from2 l
come from the house of a gamekeeper,
one of my friends, who has just given
me famous breakfast"
"What had you, then?"
"Guess."
"Nay! how can / guess2 Beef?
soup2"
"Well done; yes, soup, aad better
than that"
"a breast of veal, then?"
"No, better than that"
swell, them" said the facetious
sovereign, II can guess no longer, 1
must give it up"
"Why then, pheasant, my
worthy a pheasant killed OH the
preserve of his majesty. What do
you think of that. eh ?" cried the SER
geant, slapping his unknown compan-
ion on the shoulder.
"Ah, indeed p replied he, "killed
} on the emperor's preserved 1t must
have been all the better for that, I'll
answer for it.
As they approached tho city and
the rain continued to fall Joseph ask
ed him where he wished to be sset
down.
/ The sergeant made his excuses.
"No, no." said Joseph. "Your
. street?" and at lenth the sergeant in
J formed his majesty where he lodged
t and begged to know to whom he was
: indebted for so many civifties.
. "It is now your turn" said Joserhi :
$ "guess."
"a military mani dare say lieu.
S tenant?"
: Better than that" said the mon.
f arch.
"a captain, then?"
o Better than that"
0 "a colopel?"
e "Better than that"
e He began to open his eyes.
j "a general, than?"
e perhaps better still"
"What, the dckens?" said the poor
g sergeant, shrinking into corner Of
y the caleche. "Can you be field mar
o shall ?"
n He feigned grave voice and said :
+ "SomethIng better still"
t "Ach il is the emperor"
y Himself" said Joseph, unbuttOn-
r ing his plain coat and showing his dec.
S orations.
o The poor fellow in an agony en-
treated the emperor to let him alight.
G mo, no; not yet" said Joseph.
s "After having eaten my pheasant you
u would be too lucky if you got rid of
o me so easily; / shall certainly see you
e to your quarters"
r And thus continuing to amuse him
n self he drove him, to them, after prom
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BY buyingyour PIANOS and ORGANS
from the undersigned Manufacturers
Agent, foI the hest brands in the market.
Instruments shipped direct from the Fac
tory. CHAS. A. SHULTX, Tuner,
ly Lock loN l1I6, OH CltNi ia
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DeKNER a A0NEW BLOCK. L.
- AaxKw, Proprietor This is a new
Rel,ss, and has just been fitted up for the
aocsiu IN edation OF the public. portion
or tho patronage of the public is solicited
$6-iy
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A WRONG TO BE REMEDIED.

NEW YORK, March 81, 1871
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Now that the pseudo OHIO burglar has become self.
confessed mpostor there win be tendency ignore
really deserving cases, the because person
truly pen,tent innoccnty OF always
strives 10 hide bis disgrace suFrrngs insteal or
craving rotoriety ike the sIts,.tor Right III our
midst Is remarkable iHusl .tipL OF this fact
citizen oithis State. who el.sfes severa! years I'm
prisonmcnt FOR Al alleged ncace, OF which he was
entirely innocent and WAS yaf!pucd on that ground,
calrly tried 20 procure adapted TO his
abilities, for only diG the law wrongiuly deprive
him OF liberty and his good name, out his health WAC
greatly impaired during long years OF confinement and
unrequitod toll what terrible combination OF oh
staces TO success met this unfortunate man on reen-
tcring the worid-disgracc, poverty. broken health,
hard times, and with no friends 10 advance means
dress from tho courts or Legislature. l: be sought
employ credentials from last Employer Itnc state
OF courscl very valuable the eyes OF Susi
ness men. Coud any mans integrity be moro fear.
fully tested than by such ircatncnH Yet We do not
nnd him seeking revenge Tor the irrepnrablc wrong
New YORK. The case is al exceptional one IN many
points know the man and his history we'll know
how oravey and patiently he has borne the injustice,
desiring only 10 secure an honest livelihood and avoid
publicity for hc is sensitive, ambitious and talented.
win no criminal tastes or tendencies ahateyer This
and city, and While they might wish 10 see their
names made public, can merchant or busi-
ness man who may leci Interested or inclined 10 eve
the man employment thai by communicating with
Charles D. Metz. ESQ, NO. 81 Park row. be Will be
able TO learn from him personally about most needy
posture or misplaced confidence Yours respectfully,
JUSTICE