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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

I.isno the man Of good intentions
who gets to heaven, but the man whose
good intentions are followed by good
deeds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

Patti Is worth a million. So is any
pretty ana g)od-uatured woman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

There Is DO nan So ir.cnlless, but that
he can ind friend sincere enough to
tel! him 4 saeraeable truths.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

Uneasy lies the head that wears a
falsehood,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

Mrs. Mills was asked, the oiner day
how she managed to set along 50 nlc,lj
with Mr.. Mills, aud frankly replied:
oh. | feed him vel. When a woman
marries, her happiness for little while
depends upon the state Of her husbands
heart aNer that It's prett much accord
ing TO the state OF the stomach.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
SAW&PLANiNG MILL

Dressed Flooring, weather Boarding o. ever
se.crintion. Plasteriag ..sths, and all kinds OF
dress.d lumber used IN building viii be furnished
bv tae unders gned at reasonable prices.
nv rhoppipg mill IL in good order ana other
rlala cruslea or arounl'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

Bring on yom Witness SAID he
judge in Western mdrler trial Clerk
-Qooking up and whispering to judge
There is little game ot pedro going
on ID the other room Julse- 'Sineho
or PLAN? Clerk-'Sincho.' Judge go
This court S adjourned for an 'our.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

c,scrrr CouRr.-P. w. Magruder, Z. E. Stick
lev. f. ui,e Bird, y. Newman - c..o,,.
CouxrY CoURr.-P. ". Masruder Z. L. S''cA'
Icy, i. Tripiett. Jr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
TTxacz arGakSY7g

@ ,sins VII be furnished at short notice and at
LumSsr delivered on the cars at Woodstock
"-sA ''s''e' NOAH COOK
July 2llb.--e mo. Woodstock Fe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
Alderney Cattle.

Alloruey Is well known for tue breed Of cows
which bears its name. Thcso arc 50 called
probably because the first ones exported wcre
from that islani, although now very few that
are sold as Al1cfncy cows are directly from
there. Those Of that breed actually exported
from these islands are generally from jersey,
whcro the cattle are much the same as those Of
Aldcrncy- small. with tapering beads, md Of
a delicate fawn color. The Guernsey COW Is
esteemed by some even moro highly than The
Aldcrncy it il rather larger, aud more II q
red brindled In color. The COWS arc MIXED
three times daily, aud the milk Is churnol
without skimming ono pound of butter a
day is by no means an uncommon yield for
good cow Tic COW cabbage is made % reach
a siZe 60 large that tie leaves are used to wrap
the butter ia for market. whlo the stalks are
vanished and armed with fcrrules and oxtcn-
Fyeiy used az *. lIcllcrs ior canes. The COWS
arc very carefully colilcd. Tho grass they
feed on is very highly enriched by the yraic, -
species Of scawced gathered from the reefs %
low tide There are two yraic larvests ap
pointed by the govcrnmcut-oDe 10 the spring
and the other 10 August-alihoush II Is gath
cred al other times IN small quantities. All
hands turn out 10 the season with boats and
carts, frequently ut night, and il is a very
lively, picturesque occupation, though often
attended, with risk and loss of life from the
oYcrloading q boats or sudden rising of the
tide The COWS aro always tclhcred when
feeding; they cat less in this way. really giving
moro milk than il g!utted with food, and
while they are cropping the grass on ono sido
Of fell :, has time 20 spring up on the other
side. When they have done eating, they arc
at once removed from tic sun Into the shade.
The breed Is preserved from intermizture with
other breeds by strong aud arbitrary laws,
very carefully enforced No cattle arc allowed
10 enter the islands, except for slaughter, With
in a certain number u days. With The cxcep-
ton Of oxen for draught
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
West Virginia Waits.

A sham battle was fought a. Wheeling be-
tween West Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania
troops on Thursday Of last week. About GOO
troops were engaged, and simo casualties are
repnrted-seyeral members Of artillery COM
pani burned by powder. $4,000 persons
witnessed the conflict, and Gov. Matthews
made an address.
A telegram to the Wheeling Register from
Charleston, Kanawha county, dated June Srd,
gives the following concerning strike Of tho
Nanawha miners. s,.'
kbou. seven hundred miners from differ
ent mines near this city captured the steamer
Modock. and went TO Blacksbers 20 mako
those mines stop work. They threatened 10
kill or drown eycrybody who opposed them.
They succeeded in stopping the Blacksburg
mines, after which they took possession df'the
morning trnin on the Chesapeake and Ohio
and came down TO their place Of business,
making the train stop when and where they
pleased. They refused 20 pay their fare. All
quiet this evening, but there seems TO DO
trouble ahead
Ga Thursday, May 3Oth, At Wheeling, the
first bishop of tho diocese Of West Virginia.
Rev. Or. Geo. W. Vetetkin, was consccmted
with solemn ceremony. Tho distinguished
churehmen present were Bishops Whittlc Of
Virginia, Jaggar Of Southern Ohio. Bedell Of
Northern Ohio Dudley Of Kentucky, Kerfoot
of Pittshurg, Rev Or. Nelson of Alexandria,
Rev. j. Pcicrkin of Richmond, father Of Bish-
op Pe,erkin; also ox-Governor J. w. Slevcr-
son, Of keuiucky ex-Goyernor jacobs, Of
West Virginia; Governor Matthews. Of West
Virginia. At 10 so o'clock the ceremonies
began with Bishop Redel presiding. After
tho morning service, Rishop-elect peterkio was
INTRODUCED to the presiding bishop BY Bishops
Dudley and Japgar, who asked him il ho
would subscribe to the doctrines and dIscip-
line Of the Episcopal Church. In clear
voice he replied in tho affirmative, and was
then robed in tho episcopal habit with moro
than usual ceremony, as al the bishops in at
tendance took part in the services. After the
hyins on Of hands the newly made bishop
was received into fellowship and assisted Ia
administering communion. The sermon was
preached by Bishop Dudley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
shepherdstown Summary.

from the Register:
Butter 10 cents per pound, and eggs 10
cents per dozen. ',p
The horses of Mr.. Shepherd Lucas, attached
10 handsome new buggy, ran OF on Satur-
day and demolished the vehicle. Nobody
hurt
Mcssrs. s. P anil Geo. W. Tlumrickhouso
have recently added handsome improvements
to their dwellings.
al persons wishing to become members of
the Potomac Dragons will call on Col. ".
\. Morgan aud have their names enrolled.
Mrs. Kinnarl, widow Of the late Alfred
Knnard Of PArkcrsburg, and daughter Of the
late Jonathan Nixon, OF this town, died at
Parkersburg on Friday Of last week.
An attempt to swnlle the JeiIer'on + Saw
iugs Bank by check ofoue Thomas c. Smith in
favor Of Wilson Mccain, with Tho forged name
Of b. +. Harrison, cashier across the face was
made a few days ago The bogus check was
promptly protested and returned 10 the First
National Bank Of CinndlsviIle, from, which it
was sent here lor collection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
Nr. james Gordon Bounel, has wti,.op

Nr. james Gordon Bennett has writ.ep a
letter TO the BalSDore San from Paris, regret
ting tha. the May-Bcnnett duel has again
been the subject Of newspaper publications.
lie concludes bis letter as follows
at is now nearly two years since .his az
fair occurred had supposed that people
were satiatcd with it, and tha; they might
have other amusements, but II secns not
Now, beg leave to say that I shall arrive IN
America about the middle of July. II pub
lie opinion deems ii just that should suffer
legal penalties, am perfectly willing to bow
to that decision and submit 10 the laws e the
hind. did send a challenge to Mr. May.
which vas accepted by him. Mr.. May, in your
account is said 10 have been perfectly cool. do
not question his coolness or his courage, butin
the same report Mr. Bennett is said to have been
very nervous aud excited 1t appears. then
that Bennett was scared 10 death, and that
May was as cool rs q cucumber. Being 4
principal, I, Of course, cannot say anything in
regard to this ont think ! am now at lib
erty 10 withdraw any injunction Of secrecy
upon the gentlemen who acted IS seconds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
arlestown, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
Saturday, June is, 1879.
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
Eook Notices.

ScGIBSERs MoNTHLY for June is number
of uneoualeG nterest-!uIl of attractive read
ing aud highly illustrated. It rankH among
the foremost Of American magazines.
ST. NICHOLAS for June is q ching Of beauty
and a Joy forever" No little folks can
afford TO be without TIT adds SO much pleas
ure 20 their lives Published BY Scribncr e
Co., n. Y.
WIDE AwAKs ls charming monthly fof
the juvenilos. and nos without intcres, TO tho
elders I. Is handsomely illustrated, and a
prlzs TO the boys and girls. Published BY D.
Lolhlop & Co, Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
NV NJ = 4 q tTTTPDAY JTTNF = 1878 NO. 43

ALARMING SYxrrows.-A cough or cold, IL nc.
promptly attended to NAV resul; in an incaraole
lung disease. For all diseases Of the throat,
breast and lungs, bronchial or asthuailc shee-
tions, DR.. Swayne'. Compound Syrrp Of Wild
Cherry isa pleasant and certain care. u pro-
notes expcc,oration and remove. all diseased mat
ter which o5structs the lungs, the liberation =
healed, and the satferer is restored 10 perfect
health. Trial size bottles IS cents; regular size
90 II the bowels are costive, or liver disor-
dered, take few doses CT DR.. Swayne's Tar and
Sarsaparilla Pills which will evacuate the bowels,
and IL of vital importance, relieve the contested
liver, and remove ali bllliousuess. % cents a
box These valuable remedies are sold at the
leading drag stores, or can be had by writing 20
DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. For sale by
druggists generally. In Charlestown by Butler
& Aisquith.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
Berkeley Bits.

Gerssdsiown vss onliVuned on SuodaJ lnsi
By the swcci saul stirring tooos Of ,ho long
talked Of BELL.
Mr.. John Weller uns married 20 Miss Ro-
becca Millof lac, Wednesday evening. Miss
Robccca IL one Of the sveetcs, little ladies Ger
ardrtown District can afford.
The Tourney hold at ST. Paul's church. /.
reding.cn, was largely attended. and bril-
liant contest was engaged 10, which resulted
in the favor OF Mr. Phil. Knadlcr, who took
seven rings out on possible ninO, aud crowned
Miss Tabler Queen Of Love and Beauty.
The Geraristown Times says Dr. John Nc
Bown, formerly Of thas place. now Of Arcola,
Illinois, is prominently spoken Of as a candi-
date lot Congress from that dIstIIct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
Nowsy Notes.

At Aama, Fountain county, Ind. last
Thursday night week, while a sereoado was
being given to a newly married couple named
Sewers, tho bride was shot and instantly kill
ell by paper wad fired from n musket In tho
hands OF one Of tho sercoaders.
The German Iron-Clad 0rosset Kurfurs..
collided with the kaisOT Of the snmo squadron,
10 tho English Chnnpcl. on Friday OF last
wo.k and two hundred aud ninety liro, vero
lost
A ralc Of painting. tarS place 10 Iondoo a
few days ago, aud aggregated S222. 2.6o0-one
psinting aiuno was bought In nj S91 300
Olhor, sold ranged from 10000 up TO $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15

4 man named Caldwell, near Americus, Ga.
on Tuesday killed his wife, three children, and
his wiles sister with a smoothing iron. Two
older children were at school and one in the
field, and one little one ran under the house,
and escaped The murderer jumped irto a
well. but failing to materially injure himself
crawled out, and got on top Of tie dwelling
house and jumped OF. lie was picked up in
sensible by two negroes, who we're attracted by
his cries and gcsticulatious while on the house.
He recovered in 4 short while and sent the ne
groes or for some ncighbors, and then went TO
the gin house and climbed to its lof,iest point
and threw himself headlong TO The ground,
and expired almost instantly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

. -~sv-Trr Fngg Pass Is published weekly a. Iro
. .-ilr. laf f,fty ceuis per anH"'1 'H al. Grce.
-,.-THREE DOLLARS if notpaid in advance.
-s-0 0ss Doitar aaf. F.i,y C,si' for s'a .a'o"tA'.
Tho terms Of advertising are, tor square
..9. inehI or less. 0as Doiiar aaI Fgig Coats Tor
,.r.. .insertioas-larg5r ones in he same proper
t,7 Eacb'coutuuance Fiffy. .Cesi'.
r,--No advertisement O. De considered oy The
,-.o,h lr wear unless specified ou the Manuscript,
... previously agreed upoa between The parties
-S-An aFvrJrs-mcnt net marked on the copy
t.-, ,.u.ciftd number of iessruoas w'il he con
.i-r.f until ordered out, aud payment wau oe
.y,-t.i accordingly.
-t-EssrLAR ADysBr-sEsENrs.-fo avoid any
l.arisrstaulirg ou thc part ol the annual adver-
.-, itisp-1rer On stat, {iIiHei'y that their pri-
....-. a.Iy extends to thcir immediate ecstcrs'.-
Eeal Estat, Legal o- an other scrc-sr;-ents sent
h, them 60 be al additional charge, and no yar'a-
uHn.
-l--Obitulry notices q mere than FIVE hoc'
viii t. charged for.
JOB WORK k-P0s,ers. sale Pills, Circulars,
cards. &c, executed promptly, neatly and a. ia.'
rsice3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
Martinsburg Matters.
From the Independent:

From the independents
Lonoak Female College will close the Sum-
mer session on the l7th instant. Examination
on the 18th, loth. 20th and DIST. Annual
sermon on the G2nd. Commencement even
ing, 9th. and address by Rev Or. J. Mcken-
drce Reiey.
In Judge noge's Court the following cases
were tried and veriic,j rendered State rs
Randall Murphy, grand larceny-robbing cars
B. & O. r. r., tried by jury. Verdict guilty.
and term in peDitontiary Fixed at 2 years
Dennis Smallwool, same charge, pie, Of gull
ty entered, and term in pcnitcntiary fixed at 3
years Randall Murphy aud Dcnnis Small
wood, grand larceny. 'erdict guilty, and
term in peniteniiary fixed at years cach.-
Dennis Smallwood. grand Larceny. Verdict
guilty, and term IN peuicniiary fixed a. 3
years. Jamcs Il,rpcr, petit larceny. Verdict
guilty aud sentenced 70 20 days IN Jail. Ben
Lane, petit larceny Verlic, guilty. and son-
teuccd 70 co days 10 j,il. Randall MURPHY.
house broaking, lShnHcr Sc Bros. siorcl.
Vord;cl guilty. Oud term IN pcuion,!ary fixed
OF years. Dennis Small wood. Randall Muir
ply and Wm. Taylor, bou'o-brcssIng. HON.
rIch's store J. Vordic, auiIiy, aud Murphy
and Smnllwood's torn 10 the pcniten.lary fixed
at yonrs each. and TayIor's at hnr years
james johnson and Edmund Leigh. house
lr.akiuc Ited by jrry, rcst'ct griIiy and
term fixed ai years each MOiioh fors now
trial grnuicl and HoVe pros. cutcrcd and prIso-
ner discharged.
TIE Statesman SAYS: The noGr1 Frank
Gibor:, sentenced r., mnrler, and Gvc others
convicted u larceny are now safe within The
walls Of the pcnilcniiary ~ VI M'unlsvil'c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15

IrcnlyG PuEs"-ls one ofthe mostaunoying
diseases 10 the world. and all can find prompt
and certain relief BY the use % "Swsvne's Oint-
mont" The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
raiion. iu,ense itching. particularly at tuight-
VIZ. =. Grove. L. :. MarshaiPs Office, Iafri'on-
burg. Va. writes: / suffered twenty years ffoin
hls terrible disease, consulted many physician
SIT found no permanent relief unul used
Swayues Ointment II also cures tetter, PIN
ples, oil crusty, scay, itchy skin disease, leav-
Ing the skin clear and smooth without blemish.
Srnt bv mail 10 any address on receipt Of price,
30 cents box. boxes l.25. Address letters %
Dr.. Srayne 4 sen. go North Sixth St., Phila-
deiphia. Sold By Builcr 4 Aisquitb, Charls.towa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15

There is a good story told on a Master Of n
Grange IN n certain township in this county.
who was recently authorized by members of
his Grange 10 order groceries from Cleveland.
and among other items was one for fifteen
pounds Of uutmcgs. but DO. writing very
distinctly, tie merchant mis,Ook pounds fcr
barrels, end at the Grst shipment sent five
barrels accompanied by letter saying that
was all lie could procure IN The city at tho
time, but would send tie other ten barrels as
soon as they would arrive Wooster RepuJh-
can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
POETICAL .

young lady to whom was mailed a copy OF "a
E Pass, in rhyme acknowledges It's reeeiI
ollows
"MF. FREE PRESS
Came one rosy morn in June;
Ma FREE Pass sent presume
To tell me OF the Memorial Day
In Char!estown, Ger the way.
Spoke he Of the slight shower;
Yet vehicles came al an early hour,
And visitors crowded the street,
In order their friends TO meet.
Brave soldiers in gray, lid he,
Paraded, that fair ones might see
Their bayonet and gun
Brightly shining in the sun.
Then, o then, of lovely rosys
Tied with blossoms aud some posies,
In among some lilys rare
Laid upon the graves with care;
Yielding the sweetest perfume,
Unfolding the richest bloom
Breathing, language Of the soul
To the passers OF the roll.
Sweet, o sweet, tic music; he'd say.
II banishcd every care Of day,
And stimulated every hear,
To act we'll its part.
Next came, in rs honorcd .ur1,
The oratiou Of Gen. Blackburn
Twas eloquent and grand what he salt,
Of he heroic ydlleR dead.
You plainly sec, that Mr FRes Parss.
Did HE par. wel!-and guesg,-
II I'n not mistaken, hen return
That may more beauties learn.
Oran Mistcrs, love him the best.
Ills Wits splcndii,-sO IS shisjcs.
Ills poetry is very, very sweet,
Aud his prose is hard 10 beat.
Ny hanks, yor sec. are In some rhyme
4 letter 20 write, I've not the time,
Only believe me when I'm absent, d.
Then, only then, 10 spirit I'm present.
GUESs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15

DTaDaIlC sl5ut ~ u -. I'D : u . IT. -
rich dame who recently died ata advanced
ace at Fon;ainebleau, left will containing,
among others, bequcst 10 her physician Of al.
me objects contained 10 an old OAK chest Of
her -qli7 fs toilette, f1r " MS enlightened
care and The sage Instructions which had en-
sbled her 70 live 20 such an advanced age
There WIS great commotion among The heirs
when this claase in the will was read, and
greater curiosity 10 know whs, treasures had
escaped them. The notary banded The sey
u the doctor, who 90 opening the chest found
Nh the drugs ani potions that be bad oriefed
fyr bis patis: during the past twenty years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
Pensions! ! Pensions !
WAR 1879.
ACrs FEB. Iith, ISL, ANDMARCH Oh, ISIS

ACTS FEB. Iith, ISL, AND MARCH 9th, ISIS,
owe Pensions Of IS per Month from ia.o Of
II Acts, 90 al. persons who served not LESS
THAN 4DAlS, unless in Battle. Widows OF
such persons are entitled, rthoui regard 70 dd'e
81 marriage.
Widows OF Soldiers who were married PRIOR p
Felrrurp l7ib. 1878, are entitled under the Aef -t
ISL. The children Of Soldiers are rot eatGed
under these Acts
Under the Nct Of March oh 1873, III pcr'ons
whose names were stricken IRON iho pension rolls,
Tor serving ~ the iStc Ci~ii Var, ars restored !;
The benefit 20 dlte only from the pa 81 NarcH,
ISIS. and net for time whilst stricken of.
Names in foil of the soldier and Captain under
whom the soldier served, and the State, County
and town, ID possible, where the Soldier went
from. and any other particulars remembered about
Service p.H.t Be 81 el. Also II any Bounty Land
Warrant has been received under Act OF 1880 or
ISi5. Names Of Widow before and after Marri-
age. when, where, and By whom married, snG
dlt, OF death of husband, when and where.
Persons who served in tie MeE.c'u War vii.
send names and particulars, rs Congress Wal. pro
baby also Give Pensions o. SAID persons.
Such rs are Interested i0 Che said benefits, viii
address the subscriber, With az 'itc delay as pos
siblc, enclosing postage for answer. Address,
John -. GaIluhcr,
CLAM AND PATENT AGENJ.
NO. 7OlO =. STREET, y. WEST,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
March 80, ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15

The large fouT-story factory Of j NJ. Wal
kcr in North Dloviile, was destroyed By ire.
% Sunday night, together with over 100000
mounds Of tobacco belonging 20 W. v keene.
Jr. The building was insured for So. GOO and
the tobacco for $4,000, but these amounts VII!
NJ cora- Tho loss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
SIERCuAN TTAILORS.
Albert E. Mettee & Co.,

l42 tATETrE STREET
5GD DooR WEST oF PArK
lForaerly NetAoii.i Book DePosiiory,)
BALTIMORE, MD.
(NCR Stock consists of a beautiful and varied
1 } assortment Of Erglisb, French and American
Coatin-s, Suitiugs, Cloths, Cashmere and Vest
iucs. which we make up IN the Best Merchant
Tailor Stvie Our cutter whose reputation
is we,l-known for cutting and fitting, willgivehis
personal superintendAnce to this department.
Orders from the country promptly attended to,
NETTEE & CO.
Sept. q, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15

The young woman, who, being engaged +
sighed In sentimental rhythm. " Oh, for some
new found name by which % call him !" niar-
ried her lo-er abou, six months ago. and bas
now decided u cal han Old Beeswax.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15

Sally LUsg.-One quart Of -four, with
three teaspoonfuls Yeast Powder. siltcd
through It, lump Of butter slze Of hens egg,
three teaspoonluls Of sugar. two eggs, one cup
sweet milk, and little salt. Bake 10 muffin
rings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-15
Tie New York World correspondent repre-
septs Mr. Hendricks as saying

selIs VI. UCUNIION5 ~ = u
" The business interests Of the country cas-
No. be disturbed by . revelation If the truta.
do not suppose that any one il the country
believes Nr. Hayes was elected. and as a warn
ing and lesson to eviI-dyers the gni'ty parties
should be exposed.