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The New York herald., 1878-09-26
SEWERS AND DOCKS.

WHY THE WATER FRONT BECOMES NUISANCE
VIEWS or CnIgY ENGINEER aREENE-IS-
TENDED ACTION OF THE DOCK CoMMrs-
sIoNERs.
The Commissioners OF Docks held meeting yester-
day. at winch the chief engineer OF the department
instructed to investigate tho condition OF the
ferry slip al the foot OF West Twentythird street, aad
after conerring with the officers OF the Erie Railroad,
10 whom u is leased. to report what measures are
necessary TO prevent its becoming nuisance. IL is
believed that II tho slip itself 10 excavated the deposit
which has gathered into tho woodwork OF the docks
Will swept away BY the action Of the water. Any
other course would require the dockwork 10 be torn
away altogether.
In view OF the importance OF this subject reporter
OF tue HERALD called upon Mr. George Q. Greene. Jr
the chici engineer OF Tue Department OF Docks,
later IN the day. In response 10 the reporters In
quires Mr.. Greene said that primarily the DOCK De-
p4rtment nothing do with tnis matter. ''As II
Is, hc remarked, thc terry slip At the foot OF
West Tweny third is suitable tor the purposes
OF commerce. and that is tho subject With which this
department Is mediateiy concerned AT the same
time We arc disposed 10 mitigate any nusances wEere
II Is Ia the power Of the department to do So There
IS no doubt that nuisance exists at the place COM
planned OF, and II either The Department OF Public
Works or the Beard oi Health had given US notice oil It
we should nave taken some action before this. The
matter was referred to me to-day by the Board simply
ON Mr.. 1owle's statement 70 the HERALD, ana II ID
likely shall dredge the slip very soon II upon
invest. alton Tina that II s required Tor the pur
poses OF hoaitb, although primarily, as SAID before
that is something with which we have nothing to do"
'Who IS responsible tor the deposit pcing In the
sp?" The reporter asked
'sNobody particularly" Mr.. Greene answered
'!rhc lowers arc discharged into tho docks, where
the stud accumulates until It becomes offensive. IL is
Unfair 10 ask the lessces Of the slips dredgs them
when It Is tho city which nlis them up with the dis
charge from the sewers. 1t is tho system which s
wrong and it certainly Is not lair 10 Tho commercial
OF New York that the sewers should DC DIS
charged into the slips. The Pscilc Mail Steamship
Company has frequently complained that the Sow
age OF large district was washed into their sNp,
wnere il Is offensive TO their patrons ana burtful "
their business"
"What is the remedy for this?"
'srhers nc remedy except marginal sewer like
the Thames embankment, all round the island and
thnn down the bay and out 70 Such work
would cost as much as Tweed stole, and because OF
what he STOLE II 10 just impossible not alone to
do this but 10 do anything. Tue departments arc
idle because city Is poor and much dobt
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N T., Sept 25 1873
The following business transacted in the Court
OF Appeals to-day, present Hon. Sanford r. Church,
Chief Justice, and associates
No. 81 Sylvester Doring, appellant, VS.. William
Metealo, respondcnI--Argued by A. N. Bcardsley
ior appellant; William Herman Tor respondent
No 81 Royal Avery, appellant, vs. The Town Of
Hope, respondent Passed.
No IS GILBERT N Harding. respondent, VS.. Will
lam Il. Ieft, impie ,ded, &C, appellxnL-Argued by
d. A. King for appellant; H. L. Howe Tor respondent
No So Henry Smiling, respondent, w. The Bos-
ton and Albany Railroad Company. Argued by John
Cadman TOR appellant; Il ". MoCieiian tor respond
ent
No 50 william H. Canaod and othors, respond
ents vs.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
appeianL--Argued by Austen q. Fox for appclans; !;
Benjamin Estes for Respondents.
No. 80 Abbey 4. Martin, respondent, We. Edward
FUNK, administrator, he, appeilanl-Argued by
Nehemiah MiLard Tor appellant; NJ W. Divine for
reepoodcnL
CALENDAR
The following is tho day calendar OF tho Court OF
Appeals Tor Thursday, September 26:-Noa ", ~,
4s ~, %, %, l03 aud lOS.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
A NOTE FOE A DEPOT.

Mrs. Jane Carman and Is the owner of a iruit
ful farm and comfortable residence at Woodsbary,
l.. l. When the Rockaway branch OF the Southsde
Railroad was about being through her farm aod
past her house she decidedly objected until melted
somewhat, she alleges, by promise that the
company would locate depot at ner place. make n
carriage way from house to the depot, and con
struct fence along her borders. The expense Of
this road and ience she estimated at about $780, for
which she was wiling to pay, and gave her note TO
the secretary vi tue kockaway Company for
that amount Tns note subsequently came into
tne hands of the Seuthside Railroad onpapy, who
procured Mr. Matthew Kane, the brother-ln-law OF
Mrs. CarmaB, to guarantee It's payment in wiring.
From tho SouthsIde Railroad Company the note
passed to the Mechanics Savings Bank OF Chicago
and tnen &C 10 Edward W. Gilman, who had sotns
terest in the bank. A suit brought on the note
by Mr. Gilman, which tried before Juuge Snea
and Jury Inc Marine Court, yesterday, the piaia
tl1 being represented by exJudge Cardozo aud uus
J. Lyons counsel and the defendant by Kelly Sic-
Grau aBd William Henry Arnoux IN similar capacity.
Tho defence that the note was gwen in copsidera
tion vi Toe compaDY's promise 10 make road and
build ence for Mrs. Carman, and this promise hav-
Tug failed tue consideration failed On the part OF tue
piaiutl H. urged that all that had been promised
Mrs. Carman as consideration ior the Lote was the
placing of "A depot near her residence and that tins
had been done. Under direction OF tho Court the
Jury ound iavor Of plaintiff TOR tho full amount Of
tho note and Interest.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
TWO FOLIOS TO A PAGE.

Mr.. John McKittrick, astenographcr IN the office Of
exJudge Bosworth, brought SUIT In the Marine Court
10 from William A. Cot, lawyer, the amount
OF bill stenographic work OF between $50 aud $6o
The bill rejected the ground that 1t exces-
sive of olios having beea untod al the
rate of two foios the page instead of by actual
count OF loo words the iolo. and that the
latter mode of counting would have reduced the
bill considerably. The plaintiff produced several
stenographers testified that two tolios " the
page boon found Dy experience 10 be so near the
average that it had come TO DO accepted as the Gus
tom OF tho profession, aud thus avoided the
trUuble and tediousness OF an actual count The de-
fendant produced one expert n stenographer named
William II. Hartley, who testified that while the Two
folio custom haa been formerly accepted IN hc pro-
tessiOn OF late years there mad boon disposition
the part OF those ordering such work 10 insist
actual count, and tho old rule that respect had
been changed. The jury held TO tho old two folio 10
the page rule, ana gave Judgment In favor OF the
plaintiff for The amount in suit
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday A. II. Muller
oncred--by order OF various partics--a large list OF
securitlcs witch we're disposed Of at the following
hgures:-
one thousand Ponnsylvsn Coal Company. $50
each 157 per ceut 81 shares Bank Of Commcrce.
SiOJ each at 1175; 40 shares Howard Fire Insurance
pany $50 each, at U5 shares Metropolitan uos
light Company SlO each nc 10 $otO Metropolitan AS
trht Company scrip. at 1Oi 100 shares Manhattan Gas
light Company $50 each, at l64k 1874 ly2 shares New
York Gasiight Company, 800 each, a II ~; 5000
Ohio ana Mississippi haisosd Company fret MORTGAGE
consolidated seven per cent BONDS que Ioss unteiesl an
road Company sinking fund seven per cent bonds
1883 dnterest January and Juyl, at lux;
III shares Brooklyn City Railroad Company, $40 each, ~
17S 81 shares Atlantic Fire Insurance Company OF Brook
Company, sIvO eacn, at 7Os; DO shares Aercsants'
National Bauk of new York. $50 each ut III s3 snarcs
Bank Manhattan Company Of New York. 800 ssch. ~
I2 81 shares Manufacturers National Bank OF Williams
each 80 100 shares National Trust Company
York Oypotheested sl0o each at $2o s5 shares
equitable Trust Company tNcw London, CounD. SiOo
each so ~ shsres ke+ropeiissa 1ssiixht Conpsny'
Sluu cach. lI9k
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address
insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling "a
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write only on side OF the paper-ED. HEsALo.l
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
anAMMAn IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

To TEE EprroR or HERALD:-
Allow me TO call attention to tho inefficient ana un-
successful manner in which English grammar is
taught In the grammar schools OF sh rs city. In na
other study, pernaps are hero exhibited such gnos
rance and Inconsistencies as In this most important
branch OF education Tho schools are divided
into two classes, primary schools and gram-
mar schools, and tho latter arc divided
into oight grades. Now, grammar school, every
body naturally and logically supposcs, Is an insii.
In when grammar ~ Taught bu; with US tho aP-
polLation s. IN part, IN misDomor ior tho pupil does
not ovon hear the namc Of grammar until he arrives
Ut tho fourth grade, has go1o through one-ha IL OF
Tho course sk tho pup, OF elcysn or Twelve years Of
age, who has attended, a school iour or nvo ycars.
what ny ntax is what a vorb, adjective ana anverU
aro and he will tell you that nc does not knox thas
ho has not yot learned those things Ana when
he has reached The ioustn afaas hov
much grammar is there taught 70 simv
by Tho Board OF Education for that gradc -"Eng1sh
grammsr-a knowledge oil tho terms soluect, preor
cate and oo,sS, IN" n. Srsoe noun pronoan vsrS
adjective ana advorb. with sucn analysis, parsing
ANA definitions as pertain 70 of 81 IN.
decd Tor pupil who has spent ave or six years In tno
school ,,
as follows according to tue plan prescribed and On
forced py the Board OF Education :--"Enghsh gram
mara knowledge OF all the parts OF speech,
ooustruc uction OF easy complex aud compound sen.
lsnces with such analysis, parsng and dennitons as
perlain TO the parts Of tho SUBJECT studied Also
Lessons In composition In the classroom, as in the
precedng grade, with instruction In letter writing"
10 that not until he has reached the second class
from the highest, or almost completed the course
has he even learned tho ten parts OF speech and
majority Of all Tho pupils leave school before ihey
roach this grade, and out inc tho world with lille
or knowledge Of tho grammar OF thor native
language.
Grammar Is branch OF stady that should be taught
In all grades tho grammar schools, IRON the lowest
to the highest. / do not mean 10 say that pupils
should DO compelled to commit 10 memory all the dry
and useless trash Of the text books but prao.c oral
and written instruction shouid be gwen In all mo
grades. H. u
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
AS BAD AS THE OLD MONOPOLY.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
Pardon my intruding upon your space, but was il
not understood that the the Third Avenue
Elevated Railroad all TO have partitions between
the seats? Tho first lew had partitions, but
they put with ono long bench. and allow
many wish to crowd into them. The being
crowded and straps when the train stops
starts the people standing are thrown upon you Ia
this what we want for rap:d transit2
WOULD BE COMMUTER.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
DIED In PRISON.

Warden Fox, of Blackweirs Island Penitentiary,
notified Coroners office yesterday Of the death Of
John g. Thomas, convict. thirty-nine years OF age
formerly a broker, who was sentenced to one ycar's
imprsoumept by Judge Sutberia nd, In tho Court OF
General sessions, January 15, 1878. Deceased was
native oil Virginia and was married man PREVIOUS
to his convioion Tor forgery IN the third degree nc
bad been regarded as a good business man, Win
bright iuturs. His death caused BY Brignps dn-
easo
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES.

The customs inspectors seized yesterday two trunks
belonging to Marie verdior. q passenger on tho
steamer Poriere, from Havrc Each trunk had q iase
bottom In which the following articles:-rhroe
pieces oil silk, ivo remnants OF velvet twelve and
nall yards OF printed scarf silk twontyhve piecos oil
linen BELTS two OF woolien galloons (about one
hundred yards and quantity Of ladies' wearing mp
pareL
One dozen gold studs were scnt to tho seizure room
from the Post Once, attempt having been mado 70
send tIom through the mail
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
SIDEWALKS AS TURNTABLES.

To TnE EDITOR THR HERALD:-
Allow me to cali the attention OF the Aldermen who
vote against street obsructons obstrucing Of
the crosswalK at ForIy-second street aud Fourth
avenue by the continual OF It by the horse car
drivers 70 turn ,hoir horses This not new
thing but one Of years. standing. TO the almost
sre exclusion oi the public. who are forced tor the
safety OF tn take the middle of tho street.
Whiio Ave different streets crossing Broad
way with hors. cur tracks them, only oDe Is al.
lowed TO the crosswalk as to require
the horses 10 be turned she walk. Why should
The THIRD Avenue and Avenue g companies be
allow cd Forty y-second street, whore vast
number OF persons are hourly crossing 10 aud
from the Grand Central Depot? II you will send ono
OF your ropre tatives there Tor h0ur In tho
morning or evening he viii be able. think to satisfy
any shat II Is of the most uhncces-
saru dangerous nusa aces In the CITY. The tracks
should be cut of least niteen feet 10 allow space
70 turn horses without trsspassing On SO iIne
Dortant a cro6swalg. ~
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
STATEN ISLAND wATER WORKS.

The Staten Island wator supply Company. organ
lied for the purpose OF establishing water works on
the island, havo oiectod the following officers for tho
ensuing year Ill. g. Stebbins, president; Alexander
]. Hamilton, secretary and treasurer, and q Howard
Smith, managing Director The company Will iin-
mediaely proceed to procure tho lands required for
the project, and the total cost Of the works. Will be
ahhni Sahn 0nn
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
A DANGEROUS POLE.

To EDITOR THE HRRALD:-
bog to call attention to the dangerous condition oil
the are telegraph pole in front Of my promises
northeast corner OF 129h street and Third avenue.
Tue pole least forty five feet height is rotten
to the and liable to fall at any moment have
made frequent complaints to the police, but atten.
ton has been paid TO them J. II. ROSEN.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
POLICE AMUSt MENT,
To TIE EDITOR OLE I'll

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
While walking IN the neighborhood of the foot oi
Sixth street have several times noticed policeman
No. 745 practising with his revolver, shooting at q
target drawn ON tho wood standing there. To-day
(Monday) ne was shooting for nearly hour, while
HIS post lett to take OF itsslt Ia this what
the river police paid iorp JUSrlrIA.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
STREET INSTRUCTIONS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
I wish to call your attention TO tho careless work
OF the New YORK Elevated Railroad Company il
placing stone In front OF No. 206 Chatham street
extending about four i've inches above the level OF
IL sidewalk Persons are constantly failing II.
4.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
PUBLIC SCHOOL REFORM.

TO THE EDITOR HxRALD:-
read the HERALD that tnere are 4. 900 more chs
dren in the schools this year than last; also that
1850 children have been turned sway-liable to be
sent TO prison tor going to school, because there
Is no school for them. This IS monstrous
wrong nnd disgrace to the city, Tho school fund Ia
ample II properly expended TO provide plain unpro-
sentlous primary school buildings Tor every child IN
the city. But tho money wasted in putting up
fancy buildings with much IN the upper
stories and little IN The lover, or primary de-
partments, whore 1t is most needed. This Is grave
subject, aud as important any that has lately
CLAIM cd the attention OF the public VIII not tha
hRRALp Tor school reform what 1t has already ac-
complishcd Tor rapid transit and ciean streets9
A PARENT.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made on the Real kstatc
Exchange September 25:-

Exchange September 25:-
ny h. v. uARSETT
William s. Kelley MISUNDERSTANDING sale OF thee
two four story brown stone front dwellings, with
lots each Ii. .SxIO22 z, Nos. 33l and 333 asst 77th
ST. n s. 3i6 I'd TO plaintiff 81, ,OOo
~. A. H. MULLER.
Truste q. sale of brick factory and outbuildings,
with - acres of land, in the village OF Nanbuc,
town of Giastonburg. Conn., together with ma
chipery to ames IS. Williams * Co, OF Glsston-
n YAIRCniLD.
Exec uAor's sale of the three brick house NO.
~ ,sa s.h .y ana Hudson st. 10 NJ satthern... $3.50
rota, .$37, ,75O
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

To EDITOR THE AERALD:-
Some threc weeks ago purchased two tickets Of
tho Now York Elevated Railroad. On Monday pre-
sented Of them at the rwentysecond street stu
tiop, but was infor mod must rcpurchasc which
did. Upon consulting my lawyer he Informed me
that tho tickets were good any time and adv lsed
present thCm In the presence OF two Witnesses
and II refused passage TO compel forcbe ejectment
from the station aud then institute SUIT against tha
company, NJ d.
TO EDITOR HERALD
On Saturday evening purchased a ticket at tho
Division street aud Bowery station Of the New YORK
Elevated Railroad and paid for the ten cents.
did not take the train at that station, but PROCEEDED
up 10 rwcntythird street, at which place. within
hour was refused passage by one OF the employees
that station who said that his orders were that nc
one could pass unless they purchased ticket At that
station stated him tho facts OF the case, but ho
said his orders Imperative. What Is my rems
edyP bought the ticket In good faith and Oh 1t was
printed sGood from Whitehall TO Sixty-seventh
street" JUSTICE
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
INsOrENT POLICEMEN.

To EDITOR HERALp:-
am stranger here and would like TO ask one or
two questions. Two three days ago politely IN
quired OF policeman at the corner OF third avenue
Fourteenth street the elevated railway went
far the city Post Oce and he told me in vcry orci-
bio lang aage TO move Gu. The following morning l
asked policeman corner OF Eighth avenue and
twenty third street was going right for the Firm
Avenuo Hotel, and he told me to 20 right to --v
is this tho custom hero, or arc these gentlemanly
officials exceptions TO The rules NEW ORLEANS.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
THE CRoToN SUPPLY.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Tho want OF waior IS very much felt on Fifty-sev-
enth street, Of Eighth avenue and the streets Ia
that vicinity. About year ago pipes were laid In
Pitysevcnth street connecting directly with tho high
service, and wsro told that there would be no
more difculty hereafter In tho supply OF water AZ
considerable expense connection was mado with tbs
pipe Tor u short time We had an abundant supply
oi waer, and supposng tbis state OF things perma-
the pumps IA tho cellars OF many OF the dwell.
ings, as well tho large tanks, were removed For
some months past We have had supply oi water IN
our stories appeal 10 the Commissioners
Public Works We npa thero Is plenty Oh water ou.
the pressure Is sufficient and cannot 10 Increased
witho on additional pumping machinery. BY reccnt
act OF the Legislature authority was gwen TO erect
al pun ping machinery, and In July last She
Department of Pub,ic Works applied TO the Common
Council Tor such authority. out up TO this time no
action has been taken Is tncre any reason why the
Common Council should not give such authority u
the proper department as will relieve US OF this greAs
incon vcnionce? fTf-SEVENrA S.hEkl
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
oFPICIAL REAL ESTATE TEANSHELS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TEANsYEEs.
The following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded In the Registers Office, Sop
tember rs 1873 is obtained from Augustus T. Doch-
arsy, Deputy Rceisser:-
ssa i4es ns H. w. Of 50 sy;; iS1ioaa' Nom
,isss Sssh "a. a. siseis 3 " Of Isl w., is0xiooii
Louis Richter TO E..beih Heller. -, TO
Erasias Branard aud wife Lewis l. Kaosom. 10000
"HseosV isS ~. acre. aah ward; Charles H. Cosor to
,alss . a @ o 4.I caiy Me-
buhr ana vile so Frederick X Ncbuhr Nom
Taomas Allison 20 john G. shay; Nom
o"saSe easeu,o TO-, Se to Charles & stuart - i7as
Cannon ST.. same property; samo to Josephine A., ,eo
william ST. s. s., SO Il. g. of Duane 81. aia17a.s;
assioo; Agnes Seebergcr aud husband to Michael
,sS DSsan .s. ii IT. e Of 5h av aS.aoo 70 is&d
ST.; Frederick Bretteli and husband 10 Martha A 49,
xiss iSs .. q % Say$ s. @ is o.
Msd,son 81. cNo I'D. Is sxioo; p. j. JoaehiInsen
o ss 20 a saA r. m y $50 I 5i1ioo dsais.
isTssH % cs ~ 70 s. S b7esmss ssAasi % Oos
tSS 4 oay I isi's'SI % 81 So sS ssm' ss xuioo IL 200
Parrcy uofefeeI TO deergs Maud 2oo
s'.S csaas me ids It, 20 S.ss s sosssod . jn ana
I..sr. N'
Madison av. a. w. corner 46th ST., III years; Solo
mon Iioirn ann Harris lioscntha. 81 900
Av. A, W. corner ath IT.. ~ years; John j. Asior
20 MasdaienA schupp. ..............-. 40
MORTGAGES.
ns'hsn iaasn 81. sorssr of ID sv $500
Ransom. Lewis B. and wite, to Johu X. Lockman
.on a%s s~o;"ci ss ysars 10000
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Astor John j.. others (exccutors &c to Rrsuk-
lin Al. Delano aud others, Orustees, &cJ .......-.
s"%s ssssr: 70 ia%s Many L. and ..s.ici: 70 Assasi.
Bfecse %
ns"su.Iiaj ........-..........--- 1000
Heyd Hernia an, Horny Kamcrrer. ........... D,OuC
s,oa and another arus.ees Ss sooc
sane sDoc
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

xals ss~a'e. orsa. SS Total.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-30

THE STATE does not ike it that
white woman was whipped by
the Hampton negro constable for
stealing a pair Of shoes, and says;
1.-THE plea for whipping because 'It
is cheap" is more discTeditable if any
thing than the mode Of punishment
Itself"
This cry of cheapening the State
government has been for years the
banner cry Of the party to which
the STATE belongs. They have
clamored for the money heretofore
spent on the penitentiary to be
kept and given to the consol bond
bondholdcr. They and they alone
have substituted the whipping post
for the prison.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-30
From the N. Y. Herald, Of July 2sth.
The Louisiana Enquiry.

The Potter subcommittee in New
Orleans has disbanded. Much OF the
evidence taken by it was of little inn
pOrtance or not trustworthy, but the
testimony of a man like Gov. Wick
life to the fact that there was no in
timidation in Feliciaua seems to us
conclusiae on that point. MIR. Wick
life is q man incapable of falsehOod
and whose word, where, as in this
case, he speaks from actual knowledge,
will not be doubted.
If the shameless corruption of the
Louisiana republican managers had
not long ago prevented surprise at any
exposure of their conduct, the proof
that Kelly, witness who offered to
expose the forgery of the electoral GER
tificate, has been spirited away by a
friend of Senator kellogg an employee
Of the United States Senate, would
cause general Indignation. We trust
Mr.. Potter will not let this matter pass
without further investigation. Yes
terday the republican visiting states
~ II testified at Atlantic City that. so
far as they knew, every thing was all
right in Louisiana. Secretary Sher-
man will testify tomorrow.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-30
THE sTAUNTON DISTRICT.

Capt. Paul, an apostle sent to
preach the gospel Of Reimbursement
to the Funders recently won't to
Staunton, the Athens Of Virginia,
and standing, as on Mars Hill, said
to the Febles there, "that Read
justmcnt, which yo ignorantly
worship, that declare | unto YOU"
After he left there was a mighty
uproar, ike that which another
ALEXANDER raised at Ephcsus.-
Hon. Jno. r. Harris las answered
that he is "a Readju5ter in the
COOL" and says if he had been
Governor he would have signed
the Barbour Bill. In the midst
Of all this fun Parson Massey has
meandercd into the field as a can
didatc, This locks lively for the
Hub. Three Readjusters running
for Congress and ne'cr a Funder.
"Things is changed"