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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10
A sHREwD DEAL DY PACK PED-
DLEH.

Although it is generally taken for gran
ted that peddlers are a nuisance, aud that
book agents and lightniug.rod men are
special lntlieton imposed upon mortal suf-
ferers by an all wise aud overruling Prov
idenee, II should be borne in mind that
peddlers are human, aud that once in
very great while even book agents and
lightning.rod men, yes, We may say life
insurance agents too, have enough man
hood an honor about them tocn,itle them
to share Of our respect.
The person we have 10 our minds eye
al present IS peddler. Only peddler.
But he is an honest, energetic aud ambi-
tious fellow for all that And as the Sc
quel will show, be bad a spice of humor
about him as well. Not long ago be Of
the pack chanced upon bis journeying to
stop at the house of well.to-do farmer
in Enfield.
Would the madam wish to look at my
goodsI inquired the peddIer, as the
woman of the house answered bis respect
ful summons al the door.
Well yes, don't mind If do. Hev
you got any linen table clotbs2 Yes, be
had and without more ado lie unfastened
bis burden and spread The stock before
her gaze. The woman examined the
table cloths very closely, asking the
price ofthefn aud altogether she managed
TO detsiu the man about an hour. FL
nally she said; bought some at Ilhaky
yesterday, and | only wanted to see II
them dry goods men cheated me.
With commcudable good nature the
disappointed fellow repacked his goods
aud went his way. A month or 30 passed, f,
aud once more he knocks nj the same
farmers door, this time not 10 sell, tui to
| buy. Can son get me up a ilrs-ctass din.
nerf he asked Something good; I've
/ got money aud want 10 see your best.
The woman OF the house bastled about at
a lively rate, the vision Of good fee for
the meal lending aIacrity 70 ber move
ments, and presently she returned TO the
room where the pedicr was waiting, and
announced that dinner was ready. iIe
walks out to the dining room, pats on a
pair Of goggles and critically ibspects the
yiands. After probing The steak, aud
turning the eggs, aud snifiing the coffee,
be turned TO the astonished female aud re'
marked: ......
i dou't want anything; | paid for my
dinner al The house below, aud thought
I'D find out whether they bad cheated me
Aud grabbing up his bundle be managed
to dodge on, Of the door before the iralc
woman could reach him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

So there sbe AT and ssng, She sel pp
Ia one corner, with her chin upon her
hAnds, and noticed nobody; but stared
straight on before her She sang Nearer
my God 70 Thee, and Depths Of Mercy /,
and she sung beard the voioe Of Jssns
ssy, and Love Al Home. and AL those
Aud al The men and az the women lie
tened. And saw the Cap'n draw his
hand serost bis eyes. And ll own IL
was too much for me. lwlu, Indeed,
To see her there, letting oct those hoh
words % tfuslmlly, m you might say,
ma'am, as u she bad a. much right TO 'ctn
as any body ihAt--poor wrelohed - Mad
AD, II was enough 10 break your hOArt 10
bear her oouldp'l help remembering
how pretty she bad heen and young, aud
how she took on the drst night she ever
come 10 us.
Pretty soon came upstairs for she
unnamed me so, before the men; and
set down here and bad II on, Alone. But
while WAa setting here heard lull,
aud one Of the Irish boys oalld out:
Give Us one more, Dobertyl Then ye
can take yer sleep yerselfl
And then, ma'am, she began, quite low
a1d in faint voice, aud very sweet, aud
she sung;
Josus Lover Of my Soul.
She sung in this way, singing louder now
aud then;
Let ms to Thy bosom hy.
while the billoEs noAr me roll
nide me, o Thou sAubnr, hide.
Aud In the midst ofthe verse she stopped
The men called 10 her, and the women ;
aud the Csp'n said:
Give us lse rest, Nelll
was rather glad he called her Nell Just
then; for when we got In, wondering
what II all meant and hushing up the
women, ma'an as best we could, we
found her lying turned little on her
side, with her face against the wall, quite
dead.
II doesn't happen SO often ma 'am, that
we ever get qaie toughened TO IT, And
being woman makes il = little different.
! wish you'd seen her. Upon my soul, |
do, | wish some woman had been there
of a different sort from them about her.
We don't often have prettier nor amore
modest and more gentle creetur than DO.
herty was the first night we ever saw her
here. wish you could have heard her
sing the hymns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

A long discussion took place in the
New York Supreme Court Chambers,
lately, between two lawyers, on ibe ques.
tog whether lhe defendants counsel
should be allowed costs AT length the
plsintih's counsel, becoming somewhat
ueltled at biz opponents per,istency,
turned upon bin sharply aud said Your
zeal for costs reminds me Of tie attorney
xho 80 hsbtuslly demanded eosts, that
when In his prayers be came 70 Give us
tai, day our daily bread, he always added
with c0sis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

One OF the brightest passages in Mr..
Satnley's letter TO the Hcrdtd Ia hls &c.
cound OF Shskespearean holocaust near
the confluenc.of tho Kwango and the Con-
go. After fighting bis thirty-second aud
last battle, be jourueyed among native,
who were peaceably disposed but who
regarded bis note book With suspicion.
Ile bad been seen making medicine on
paper writing. Snch thiug hnd never
been heard Of by the oldest inhabitsnt.
Ii must therefore be witcbcisit, aud
wilchcraft must be punished with death.
The white chief must instantly deliver
bis note book 10 be burned or there w0uld
he war on the instant Ny note book.
says the explorer, was too yaluab'e II had
cost too many I've. and ,ueriiers - b.
consumed IT the clpriee of savage.
What was 10 be- dnutY hal ,m.ll vol,
ume OF Shakespeare, Chabdps eiition.
II had been read aud re.rsHi dozen
times. II had crossed Africa. il had been
my soIace msny a tedious hour, but II
must be sacrificed Il this what you
wanti asked Mr. Stanley. fes. Is lhis
the medicine you are afraid OH Yesi
burn Il, burn Il, II Is bad, very bad
burnt so poor Shakespeare was burned,
aud the country was saved, II The author
has many Incidents like this 10 hat note
book, lac eau write book 0n Central
Africa that will interest everybody.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

lie wore sbeepskin mittens, bad bis
trousers in bis boots, aud he covered bis
horses with old pieces Of rag carpet, aud
entered hardware store aud Asked 10
look ST sheet iron stove He was Shown
,eyefai palterns, one alter tie other, but
none seemed exactly 10 suit bis ideas. !
have shown you every st) le Of pafl0r
stove on sale by any house 10 Detroit,
said the dealer as they stood before Tho
last obe. Yes, | s'pDse 30, bat pons .
them quite Oils The bill, was tho dubious
an.wer Why aotf Areb't they big
enough, isil enough, handsome enough,
or what is the lroubIef WaAl, I'll tell
you, slowly replied the would-be eoslo-
mer Tie ole woman takes story psper,
ani her bead j. chuck fall Of such names
as E,angellus, Emilena, Maud, Arsbeila
aud nigerbel. The gala they read
Shakespeare, and they are sll the time
taking about Hamlet, Ciaudias, Petraeb.
10, Romeo, aud sooa. pm kiader posiln'
up 90 astronomy myself. aud pm all lis
time ihinki8' shout Vesus, Mars. Saturn
snd Jupiter Nov you havn't got stove
10 tbe 10. with 4 more fonsntie name
/ AJ,1, aud just lmagioe folks ike Us sIitin'
afOusd q st0ye with plug name lss
tbati ile ih0ught bed look further, snd
- be unbitsbed his team be called out:
Whoa, now Lady EsleilA stand around
there, Othcllol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

Stop sending 10 me your jefnei snnY
more ass sou dident noiis he bigg hogg
me husband bucbered sundy aud il dOrt
ct my pantry shslges eupybow. The
husb no, the bogg weighed 5sl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10
plS CANS, HEATERS
SELLING
INVALUABLE FIRE KINDLER

Pays better than digging for Gold
NJ teeats have suaetlEsk uade - t.gh A. go
a a day. EFtfs fsa.iy lH soms entlfe t0sns,
sstn have bought QUE ] h0uk8u8s ~ TteslEa.
nisls trd nlpiouts frUm al psFts - he uuioo.
- yttrs u zee. wsth tucfeafEuR and ustfvhesm.
las salus Ageats xGnted Tor tTery unoeeuf5ad
TaSs aAd ceaEfy il Tie AtAtes kpa CaaKsAe. -
C.ffalSrs e3Flhg TAI particulars seat o. ekll.--
4 Esad. - cent e. Kny one slsAlng " beeg1ns ~
kernt. fNf 81 ceGts. AEetts fSceiYe thslf ter.
fl4pf5 tfet.
Address h P SMITH,
Drawer II, Beiosf, Mis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

Mark Twain Gays that nothing seems
to please q 30 much ~ 10 be mistaken
for huekleberfy, aud II IL can be bsk q
10 cake ADD palmed Of % lbe unwsry
A. q earrsut, il dies happy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

Give us some more, Dohertyl
Aud the rest said:
Doberiy, give US another psalm tnnel
Bat one Of the women said:
Come, Nelll Sing RS TO sleep wiih the
hymns
SO then she began again aud she gave
il to EN-, one upon another, iAsI aad
clear Heaven knows where tho creetur
learned 'em. AT some Protestant Sunday
school, maybe, where she'd wandered 10
At holidays. They 20 good deal on &C.
count Of the Christmas presents.
/ We sll got round her there 1.-The men
inside and the officer without -and lis.
tened for swuile. | don't think ever
beard her sing % n all my life. Doher.
y hsd fse voice, aud 10 mistake. 7
sbe'd been respectfully born, sbe'd hay,
been q great singer, thar woman I taxi
+ II; aud folks would have been running Il
opera and 10 concert halls 10 bear her.
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NOT sTABBED uIrn Az uMBRELLA.
Quarrel Between Livery stable Men " hIch
MMI rr0babIy End In a Denth.

Daniel Birdsall, the well known horse man
and owner Of the stable on Thirly-nrst street
near Broadway; eX-Asscmhlymun jas. Irving
proprietor OF the livery stable in Twenty eighth
street. near Seventh avenue aud George Jen-
kins. son OF the livery stable keeper at | 80 East
Twenty-sixih street. were in company all
yesterday afternoon drinking freely. They
reached the Hotel brunswick barroom, whcrc
Irving was arrested by Capt. Williams a few
weeks ago. about . o'clock. There BirlsAll
AMI young jenkins began u quarrel. IL was re-
newei nt Durluns oyster house. whore the
three went to get supper, AMI WAS continued in
their walk up Broadway after leaving Doron's.
Near the corner Of Thirty-third street thr two
men came together Blrdsal is a blk man.
Jenkins s small. but athletic. and WAS getting
the better of his opponent. when Brdsall.
go il Was NJ first reported. thrust u
small umbrella in his face The ierue
entered Jenkins eye, pushing It out The
and. IL is fcarrd. will die. lie WAS taken to the
hospital, and Birdsall 10 tho Ihrteth street
station house. Irving. who says that he clinchrd
with Birisall, and thus Kept him from doing
jenkins further injury. was not arrested.
Capt Williams mndr the following report
which was tclcgraphcd to the Central Police
Ofice ut IL = o'clock
way and Ihirt, lhid street i"iwrcn Da,id Rrd,all l
la West Thirty ,hfsl ,ls',L 3u "y.rtc ic9tin' OF ~
club racturius ms sauil AM bn gAg i"ih 81 IN, arm.
JcnLns was sent to tic Sew YORK Hospital hrisall
arrested.
At midnight reporter visited the Fifteenth
Street Hospital. The house surgeon snld; Geo.
Jenkins Who WAS admitted here al III n'clpck.
cannot live tiil morning. lie Is in courlose
condition. His injuries consist OF "A fracture Of
the base 81 tine skull. J"nkinss injuries were
not made by n cluh. hut 10y u hrNyy Mil. From
what we undrrslHnFol tie rds". ID" must lRv'
been thrown out Of u ilrsl-story window. Ncl-
thcr OF lis arms are. broken, nor Is there any
mark about his ihcc.'
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side he was agreed uron without n
division. This announcement was received
WIN surprise hy, ALMOST everybody. but the
perfectly impartial during the preliminary or
ganizntion. and the fact tllat all factions seemed
satisfied with his selection. was nrcppted as
satisfactory. hut 1t is almost absolutely certain
that somebody is going to get cheated to-mor-
row. The next move was the appointment OF
seems That Tammnny scored aNictory. as they
succ"gdeI in getting two oi their delegation
SSSmca N"ST npsSy syn bling m9d % G HEsadE Esr1
ing Secretaries. II did not occur To some ot tho
Ttdon men on the committee that the seats Of
Mcssrs. Quincy and Smyth were contested.
and no protest TO their appointment
an effort will b" made 10 suhstitUic
This will lead to fight in the Committee. and
d"rlie the compleNion ol that body The
claim that 1t forrshadows their triumph In the
Convention. Edward Duny ~ Oneida. and
Ge9rsc c, Greene 81 Niagar9 were al7o named
the following resolution. offered by MIR. Kelly
was adopted by n vote of II to 10;
S,gss That before 10 oclocs morrow mornne
dcl,sntes for his district and that IN the casc ut con.
the Secretary before he enters the names upon the roll
Mr.. Fowler attempted to amend the resolution
by providing thnt each member of the commit
tee present to the Secretary a list OF the names
Of the delegates in his Congressional district.
with the names Of the contestants, If any.
ana that tne secretary .prrput" ron oil thT
names ot delegates. The amendment was
voted down. This Is claimed as victory for
Tammany rs IN the Onondaga District 1t will
put in the hands of the committeeman who
favors Tammany power TO nam" the delegates.
The committee then adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
II IL positively asserted tonight that an at
tempt will h. made in convention tomorrow Ia
| take tn" naming Of the committees from thr
| temporary Chairman, and also To exclude all
| contested delegations from voting during the
preliminary organization. This is sure
TO lead to bitter fight. aud is moi
| probable that the Convention will be
| able To- close its business before tomorrow
Tonight there are four caucuses in session
| the Tammany delegates and the Tiden and
| anti -Tilden wings are in consultation in theii
| headquarters IN the Vanderbilt House and III,
| anti-Tammany men ara holding forth in the
| Syracuse House.
Among prominent workers in the Tiden
army here are Secretary Of State Bigelow
| Comptroller Olcott. Smith NJ. Weed. Danie
! Manning of the Albany Argus ID. {. Robinson
! the Governors son: Rufus Pcckham. and 9th.
! rrs. Among the anti-Tildcn workers are Join
/ +. Seymour OF Utica. VIM. Purcell of Monroe
| Dewitt &. West of Lewis. Nicholas kernnn tsoI
I OF the SENATOR of Utica. Jarvis Lord OF Monroe
| State Senator Goodwin. Erastus Corning Of Al
| bany und others.
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IOWA CALLS FOR HELP.
Indications that Four Congregational Districts
are In Imminent Danger.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-Of all the small
indications Of current politics. the most re-
markable is contained in the call for help from
Iowa. which has Just reached the Republican
Congressional Committee. In one district. the
Third. III" election ot "A Grccnbackor candidate
Fred ID. Donntll. with Democratic endorsement.
ls announced ns probable. and in others tho
rrduccd-so heavily that senator kirkwuod
writes ihht four GrrenbHck Clul ressinen may.
and probably will lr elected This II something
RepuhlicaHs who cam" ASKING material and
have gone back heavily laden with promises.
In a long conference yesterday they plainly
said that defeat was certain. unless they we're
aided. aud Hale has promised another assess
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STOLEN ~ 0rNN couRE.


MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. 24--At about
o'cocl, last evcnin.. while Witnesses were be-
ing examined before Commissioner Maynard
in tho cnse Of The United S,atcs against Samuel
j. Tildcn. two men u.!l.ni, entered the Office.
sr2nd tho houk- o. t'i- %rw York ITun VI ne
Company. wh.ci wcrr hriuz Us 'd IN the tr~u-
mOny, and whii. ou" huri ird down stairs to u
carriage in watinl. the other stood ruHrd un-
Ill his Hccninulirr hAu secured guud start.
Just previous t. th" entrance Of the men the
Hon. Thomas llarlHui uf New York. uttor.
nry for Mr. Tillen. had been usin.' IA" books.
and had plac"i them n a. pile ON tle t,nle near
the door. " soon ~ tn O fHupaiif- pf tn" rtlin
rraizcd what had hnrn done. Mr.. ". J.. Wet
more. On" 81 the Wtur-srs und'r examination.
who claims IL" books as his private property.
ran upt ait"r ihr men. bui they lial pussrt. out
oi sight Wnrr uts w"r" ISSUED Es quickly us
possible. an III -"rs started in pursuit. They
overlook IL" carr D." some iil"~ nut Ot the
1t il supposed that the books have becn taken
out Of the Stntr.
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QUEENS COUNTY'S FAIR.
An UnusuaIIy Interesting Exhibition on the
Mineois Grounds.

The thirty-seventh annual exhibition OF the
Queens County Agricultural Soci,ty begun ycstcr.
day m Mneula. Long Island over thrc, thousand
exhibits recorded in the entry books The attend
ancc was larger than on opening day previous
fairs for years past President George r Hewlett and
the other officers the society have secured more than
usual interest this year through the a-cncv ot town
committees ia Flushing Hem II, al ON baN North
HempstcHd. Jamaica aud NcWtoWn.
Among the special attractions In the exhibition are
number ~ thoroughbred cattle. The horses were
numerous hut those exhibited were nne specimens the
leading sNmhttois h"iue X lnlrAhaW Valentine Miller
". 9 Tuwn~td, and T r Jackson. The main cNhihilnn
building, devoted L. specimens of household industry.
nne arts and irult. was well ulcd.
In the afternoon there trntting hy road horses
The horses entered owned by 4. + Carpenter. "
pnrand Willrus, Wigsin, and John Woncy Three
heats we're trOtttd. all Of which won tV Mr
Mlhus horsr best tine. ~ Their wa. also ttuttng
by stiuns hitchci 20 tho saliuns hring owned V
4 , Carpenter H. burroughs II. e. WAdswurth, and :
j. JhrAs,n Nj Jacks"n's stallion three heats out
Of tour trotted; time .+S4 The fair Is ~ be continued
TODAY and tomorrow.
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sp.InKs iHom 1nn 1nhhGR4pM

The Democrats m tie Second Missouri District have
nominated Eiastus wells by accamauon
The Bergen toun,y y. } FAIR was OPENED IN sprng
valley on the 2iih' ana "lh continue thi"' days
Ge0rsr G. Ewing ~ lloy yoAc has accepted the nomna.
hihtun ucsct
VIM. Luther. u German father nj three children was
struck BY a tram on Monday NIGHT rl.ht Ui IA mile
east a NlnAold, l.. l., AID lnshutl, klr..
The Grccnhackers oi the rhri Nreiuin District have
nominated Col " " Newman at Hanover County Tor
Congress, IN opposition 10 Gen j. T. Johnston
In the United States District Court in PORTLAND Me
yesterday, lhc suit at the widow u Joseph Clement ~
Brownheld Me, 10 recover sj.uOu from the Travellers
Insurance Company, WAS brought to sudden close by
MAS guoTAnt vi ths fAeL
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warl.Le Movement. Against Arshan,...u.

LONDON. Sept pa Calcutta despatch To the
Nmr says that orders have been issued concentrate
troops toward the frontier with view carly opera.
uonsH necessary.
III ~nioically announced that the Ameer OF Cabul
has allowed three letters from the ccroy oi India 10 re-
main unanswered
The NlnhI..is BOMBAY despatch SAYS that eight thou.
sand u' Will siurtin tow daNs o. then the
- YuetHh ltscnnsldcr,d c.ttIu that move viii bc
made ihtutr ou thLialAf which would the com.
nlun.cauuns hctw, Chhul ami lIcrat
simultaneously With thls G.fnl men will go
I" knhtt aui i - believed will enter Aivhnnsian lv
tue k"rAm Valley white tliIrd column wall Traverse
tie hlNher Pass. IL j. estimated that there will be
plenty OF tine Tor thcsc operations before snow falls
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4 r.ddler'. rneoun,cr with Rosner.

PORT JERvIs Sept Yesterday afternoon
peddcr while crossing the mouutaIn between this place
and Grr,nVillc. was stoprfd hv man who came from
th' "uoi,, and demanded hi money lie was struck hV
the robbie, with some lluui Weapon ami severely MuUud
ed Drawing pistol. r nrri NJ ih, TuhCr. " be- ten
liur>in- on I" G'rN .r. lac procured assistance amt
f"ttu'i I" tie place where lac had lct the holN. but
had disappeared large pool ~ ho,ai marked the spot
Show my llhl Tho llMm WIS lMllA ulnlpI.
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The Democrats OF Lewis County have nominated W. ".
Rice Tor the Assembly
The Republicans ot Lewis County have nominated
Charles che Nerins tor the Assembly.
The Hon. A II Jones has been Unanimously nominated
ior congress IN the - Lawrence D,,iticl
The Democrats have nominated James l.. Angle for
Justice o' tie supreme Court IN the seventh District
Epenctus Howe OF Tompkins County, has been nom.
mated Tor tonsrrss by the National Convention tue
Twenty eighth District
The Democrats Of the First District of Cayuga County
have nominated Hiram u Curtis for the Assembly in
the Second District they Nominated Charles l. sturger
ior Tie Assembly.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
EX-NAVAL OFFICER LAFLIN.
PRESTON KINGS Suicide TIYIDLK
BROUGHT TO MIND.
A Man who was for Many Years n Command.
inu Figure In New York Politics said TO
have Ended his Life by his own Hand.

BosToN, Sept N.-The Hon Addison
Laflin. cx-membcr OF Congress and Naval OH
Ger Of the Port OF New York in President Grants
Administrations committed suicide to-day,
hanging himself in the garret Of his house. He
was 81 years OF age. and had been in failing
health for some time.
PITTsriELD. Mass. Sept 2i.-The Hon. Addi-
son Lallin was found dead in his room to-day
at noon. when the family went to call him to
dinner. lie was tho son Of Walter Latin. an
influential Berkshire paper maker. and at the
beginning of the war was in the paper making
business In Hcrkimcr County. n. y. He was "a
years Of age. He had been living here in fail
ing health of late. 1t is Thought that he com
mitted suicide. but his relatives are rlgidly
retirent and decline to speak. except to say that
he died suddenly.
what" exclaimed Mr.. Sheridan Shook in
9nstonisninent Inst night. 9s 1r stool ~ th9i
suspected OF having t,kcn hs own HEP Why,
| can hardly believe it, For some minutes
Mr. Shook rlung 10 tho hone that IL was not the
cN-Naval Onl.rr of the Port who wns supposed
to have committed suicide. but his cousin.
hnsty comparison ~ notes with some of his
friends who were standing by dispelled this
ri can't conceive why he should do such
thing" hc said. th"ugAGully; am sure he
was quite sane, though 20" I'm! h""n Ia poor
health for som" tM" Mn'n ~. VS. IN the Ma
val ONE. he specMlat"d ir"'iy IN real Estate
ana lost heavily. Those lu-se~ he never re
tricvcd and he has i.en flr Il long time
a poor man.. He was somewhat desrondent.
too' rememoer rlAous hayr not @ srrn nm b,rI,
grown upon him. hht ultimately lndnoed MN
to take his own life. II is nearly tnr"r yenrS
since he left the department. and don't know
how h" has been !yins since. lie served Two
terms IN Congress
ties warmly. hut could give no Information with
regard 10 his personal AFFAIR.
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The Rev. Mr.. See Re,lsu..

NEWARK. y. j.. Sept. 2i.-Thc Rev. j. W. See.
pastor ot the Michhac street rrcsJyrr Church, has
rvsisrcd AMI Will probably preach his farewell sermon
next SUNDAY lie has held the pasoratc NEARLY seven
wears About four year, ago rouhlos the con.
gf'eAiuu IN tni>r u"urc ti lut Nuim- u'NNal> Tor
those who drslr,d tp uiii "pti.ran u hnlin.s- DO
Many Of the Od school plruinrs Wrir un, ulru. uud
when Mr Sc, announced the srtuni u "luiutss
meetings MI tuirn. an tider and DeAruu opIu,td tIr
lHstt saAius these mct tugs shuuld not lc hcl' Ins
wasthr origin oi bitter night which divided the con