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WEDNESDAY. Feb. l3.-FLovR AND MEAL
Thcrc Va. better hu.,ncss 81 AM I,inc E n',d
A. 81 Gpst3~5. Western spring NN.and XXX, - l'1s
sai XXX s tsos w. vnn s,i pSS9.. 8 oss- -
city shipping extras. ~ 5stl~i southern hakets ana
ss49st 90 I've aoaf ssp.rGn, e. ss S Corn meal
Western. &c. s-.2pas1 59. t'audy wine. &c. e. 75s
iced. r ton si9SiGsi5 a.. rye iced SO
curruN-Sppt, iidc lower ani gu"t Mdihng W.
points CLOSING ats tic 'or March 9s7c ior Apr ioo2c
or August .aes o0,5po bale. Receipts at the ports
@WuN Wheat Wa AIRY acuv.' Hh1 '.elS "iynet
- a. for rcd canada 81 oi 80 ~, or unsrae-cd rsd,
and AZ iOtur white state 72pO bash sold tor future at
atsi ite.ilia No ret Tor March and 81 va for
oats were quiet aud irregular .a,s ioo bush at 800
for mixed. 32e3ic Tor white including No mixed
i've ard sgain hsher sales ,dooo bush. at So
tor new No 2. 4T'c for Old do. tt<e for steamer 40
No , Tor April at ts''ai7c
Psovis!ess-fork closed easy after some s,sadness
quoted sio So FOR future delivery sales $50 tes ne
iof March Bcefmers active and nrrn; save: ~ "a.
ira India Ell toas2n. iuo cs packet sil 10 ics
81 i'. . $50 sssil Bacon dull and nominal e
for long and snort clesr here Cu meats steady sale
der. ~ Lard cosed weak and lower sale, III,
sret 80 ies At 7osa 73e for prime cry, e,o,in; a.
uture dshN,D sales lao. hS. February, es5'Pt
zoe closing at the lower prices refined The Conti
nent quoted zoe. Dr. ssci hoSs conu4ned Jun an,
SrsbGns-Saval stores quiet. yet Arm spirit, turgen
Petroleum irm and quiet refine % 19ls - Iall,"
sieshy A. &c for prime ocean iIg,sh' ao3nt ,sal
"a a6i bacon and chcc.c So "a 80 gram ~ Lon 90. 9
..s, m." IT, az , Grain 4
coz ief erisrs Is 3D. whisky more active ~ nbi,
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NIX. GOSICH'S DEATH
Found Drowned In the East River with hts
Hand Ia hi. OV-rcoht Pocket.

Officer Poole Of the Fourth street police,
Wiliiamshureh. found tho body Of we'll
dressed man floating among tho piles at the
loot %. North Eleventh street Yesterday morn
Ing There were no marks Of violence on the
body. and tho len hand was in the oyercom
pocket. From papers found on the body Il was
reeDguiz-d AS that of william G. Gosucn.
Onieer Poole aecertanrd that tho man was seen
about dusk ON Wednesday wandering almiessly
about North Ninth street and the river front.
Mr. GO-uch WIS quiet. elderly Eugllshuan.
and TOR three yours had been an agent FOR
James \. Walsh in his cooperaEe nuslnfHs az
10 Water street. Month after month Mr.. GQ-
such went regularly to business from Ills board
INK house in Clinton street. brooklyn, and ne
was model OF neAtnrss in his personal appear
Rnra. H. was rrt.eent as 10 his business, hut
IL IL known that he owned "A farm near Pter-
son y. j. and that he had a considerable sum
OF money IN tho Soamhn's Savings Bank. Hls
income WITS com rtHhle one Yet .Ot late,
MIR. Walsh said Yesterday. Mr.. Gosuch seeincd
in low suirits He rarely drank more than n
glass Of allan ALI, and wnrn he drank any
lh'ng stronger his mind seemed to DO thrown
from ms balance. The last ttms that he entered
the ONCE WAS a week ago. Then h" showed by
his actions thu he mad been drinking. On that
day he drew SO IRON. his druust in tho Sea-
mans savings liahk, and was not nit"rward
seen ~ Ala iIl"hl - nutl On Wednesday morn
ing. Then his norhew saw him on Court street,
Brloklyn intoxicated and lolaiug shabby
Mr.. Gnau'i' s r"ll estate WAS heavily mort
gagged. aud his lri-nds believe that he was led to
dissipation hy lls troubles in relation To- it, His
daughter Is years OF age "a Va TINS city. having
come from London only threa months ago. MIR.
GOsucA's wife is dead.
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said that Bennett would take her on the stage II
she were to leave Smith Mr.. Smith had often
asked Bennett to attend to his wife when she
WINS III. On such an occasion witness had seen
Bennett smoOthe Mrs. Smiths forehead with
his hand. She had never seen him take any
liberties with her. or otherwise lay finger on
her.
Offlcer McHorney was the last witness OF the
day He repeated tho story that has been told
OF the incidents at the Smith house on the day
Of the murder. Mrs. Smith had said to him
months. She said to him also on that day that
there had not boon any love between herself and
her husband for five years. She said that Smith
had BACKED her eyes while walking in Pacific
avenue. and had torn her clothes by dragging
her from the window. She also admitted to
him that she had mot Bennett in two places. one
acorner IN Jersey City, and the other Ehrichs's
store In this city.
The court adjourned until to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Feb 13.-The stock market,
relieved from the disturbing rumors which
were current yesterday. developed strength and
activity in the Granger roads and Lake Shore.
which closed at about the best figures. Canada
Southern was exceptionally buoyant. Erie was
active ut about steady figures. The coal roads
further declined however. with Delaware
Lackawanna and Western leading, but the de-
cline at the first call was nearly recovered.
Western Union declined sharply under mod
crate offerings. followed by partial recovery
Wabash opened higher but the advance was
soon lost. Ohio aud Mississippi common was
active. but without important variation. In
vestnent shares were quiet. but firm.
The sales Of the day were l63.3OO shares,
Lake. Shore leading with 81 ,22l ahnres. FOL
lowed by Western Union with l9L5; North-
central i5575, Eric, so. and Delaware Lackawsnna
and western l242 Themore important cnans'i Wet,'
preferred; Ngthwssier9 common DC prsetred,
C,qSda SSgi sd.ca Ss r%o" r'en'
Railroad bonds reaceed less activity in speculative
The ia consolidated resented sold s6s up ~ 81
anil as~'nted at g7sf@os Denver aud r q. drsts de-
i Island d.S, ii3sisS. new York Elevated io5i ONO
iis7s Delaware and hudson coupon 1894 100. st Paul
issues sold at OJli@iu3is tor sinking und. iOi@nA for
rssife; were ia demand ", Sioo ior j. branch
Tic dove mr., 81 i e"9non and
registered iops 1891 iuv. Is 1891 100 52Os 1857.
wider range Than usual aud included Louisiana consols,
57Is Alabama class A, ~ do class Is. 53is, Arkansas
October 10 Tennessee os old ~ new, siss2sss new
series 2s4e2sS District Of Columbia S65s were active
Money on call was loaned 1908 v cent till toward the
close when high as pad, the final closing being
at sos u cent
had leased the Atlantic and Great Western. ana cable
despatch to kiernans News Agency reported that In con
yanced to 81 In New Yorkit is viewed stock.
Thr totiovinv ,x show tho rance ~ nrces maid tn
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"Ours" atwallacEs continues to draw crowded houses
nightly
Mr. and Mrs Boucicault will appear this evening In the
Colleen Bawn' AT Buotts Theatre.
The oueratc matinee at Walack today for the hencht
OF sign6r Brgnuli VIII commence at IA The doors will
be- opened at
MIR N, BRYANT will be rendered honent at the Acad
euy o Muse on the 9lst inst ytral prominent com
rnnr. Ani artists have volunteered their services Tor
tAe occasion.
The Arlnn soccty's annual ball w take place IN a.
m0u's GARDEN the 2lst inst The Larlcn Will %" again
cnustuctpd the occasion, and new entrance is to
D., made thr Twenty syeuth street side 90 prevent
oVcrtruW ling 100 the duurways
Mis- Lucia 2arate Is years Old, weiching ~ pounds
amt ,ien Mite. II years old, aud weighing hut nine
uunt-, were torn ui ordinary si"d parents, aud are
h,uhy and yer, intelligent They will be ON exhibition
at asonc Han ON Monday next
The maua.cmcnt OF tho Broadway Theatre has come
e. the conclusion that u the Computation. Of the
Pnatrc ehdcuir will be- found iua dcsiie ou the lart
the pu Nc deeper acquaintance with the work OF
Mossrs Gh,r aud sullivan II IS announced. therefore,
TINT Thc sorceier' will be produced AZ that theatre
Irxt Muudaf
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SUPREME Gown CHAMBERS Co. II,
iiN iN3 iu7. % Isl, .~1 -iA 80 900. 3I SPECIAL
rrRN Law and fart-Nos $40. s7- t3i. >ll. $50 eld.
na pln plf et- n2o 7-2 0,2 $50 osS 9il oia 9h or,
SlS III IA li#i 21l 1t 80, $40 Part II -tase
IN, 80 700 y LAY calendar rari ll Snort Cause -
1887 i6B 4itt. 4ia3 500, flId. 400. 500. i-lN,
ispi 43u7 ilut i57a 4GDi ASIA, tso 1873 41OJ t5J7,
i2t9. 45s7. 432l
~ S. a. -. ~, 49, ~ Part 1-ShuuC ausos-No sd,
IN luid 49, loi2, s4s, ld7d, loS1 Part ll,-'a~ On.
80 $50
CoSnoS Ptr,s-rart T. nos 2n7 900 g27 a2s ON
go Qu ri3 nii $50 1855 aa7 ei- $685. $50 Part II -
Nos lsla ~ $50, -ii ~ -u 9-j p-d pti, 9i2, eS
go Ni7 ais H4J
M,mhs CouRr-Pari short Causes Nos 500 5l22
542t 56lJ 5di~ a~l ael5. $50 il, i05l 1'iAl % 49,
32OS 1l7. hu,- 5l'I frt u -Sholtt tt, Sos 115@
57as 90! 'o7t. 15i h1li 49, ''0' ~. ani1, 900
5~9{ Part no -~lWt Causes Nn. 1926. itlh. oIi2,
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THE GREAT IRON OCEAN PIER
MIR norm FERRY BETWKEN NEW
INK cry AND LONG BRANCH.

uo,,. TO Run nil Night at Hourly Inter
II. suching Down the Hollow Iron spiles
1hc Mole Of Chains aud Tabular Iron
r.. N,r,eIs that are Expected OF L.
Tho son hhG opposite the main entrance
tho Ocean Hotel Long Branch, has been rip
.,r,sd and bulkheaded. and the first file OF
,.'n nnes for the great pier was driven into
,',sti1n Yesterday. A pile-driving float. with
inc house and machinery complete. sits
lids above the hulkhcad. and will be
Wa an, oyor tho water as fast as the piles are
.t,o,1 in position small American flag iut-
o.. from the engine house. and large vane
i,I,catine tho course Of the wind stands near
!, Scores of iron piles littor the beach below
tho bluI These piles are hollow. They vary
I, length from thirty to forty-nne feet. The
l,nrer ones are to be used in deep water. The
Mics vary in diameter. Those used on shore
sre six inches through. As they run into the
cream the diameter is to be increased to TX. 81.
md. finally. l2A inches. Every pile ia pointed
with largo hollow iron teat An iron nange
keeps the tcat in position when 1t is settled in
mo sand. The piles are raised on end. and
he sand Is pierced by the iron teat A hose
runs tho tubular pile its nozzle protruding
from the teat This hose ia fastened to hollow
iron tube which leads out beyond the breakers.
The water is scnt through the hose by a steam
force pump. 1t gushes into the sand through
the teat. thus forming a little we'll. into which
tho iron pile gradually sinks. Those sunk yea
teriay settled to the distance Of fifteen feet.
They are not more than twenty feet from the
lun. Capt. Charles Leland. formerly an old
steamboat captain on Lake Michigan. superin-
tended the work.
The pier is to be 90 feet wide and eco feet
long. 1873 iron pillars being used. These pillars
are to be sunk until they reach a solid founda.
ton. They will he held in place by n network
Of great iron girdcrs. with plank floor Is feet
above high water. A hreakwater. 225 feet Ions
auI 80 feet wide. is TO be made opposite the enc
Of the pier. Piles 12h inches in diameter ant
~ or 80 feet long are 10 be used in CONSTRUCTING
this brcakwnter. They will be dovetailed will
4 iron. and fringcd with great iron chains
making the whole pile like an immense sieve
so a. TO break the force Of tho waves. The FOL
lowing diagram will explain:
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mole Is not to DO finished until August. Asthe
iron spiles and girders were coming In rather
slow. Warren Leland went to Pittsburgh two
days ago to hurry up the contractors. The fol-
lowing despatch was received from him while
the guests were at dinner:
All material will be shipped from here In time to finish
pier as per contract WARRES IytAsp
10. Collect
The capital stock OF the company is 800 600,
Ton Der cent. Of the amount is paid in every
thirty days until the work is done
Old Jersey fishermen eye the work nskance
first great storm will upheave the whole con
Germ and break down the market for old iron.
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Pow are aware That sovorN fnil0n dollars are 1nuu-
ally patti the GuNtrnIuVif nr revenue euurr ht m,
man0mcuuor+ of frni it.t.- Wed zines l.rIu'ni. lt
not hrst ON tle be o. iir Internal Ee,cMW henhri
nieut a. Washington, -iuts 'in Do me 40. v lt rcr. VI
-. OF Bunho \ Toe Names Or ieru Huldcn
Medical pi-cnt' g." 'FaNuuto Pre- -'rrunu' pleas
ant PursnuNr inn,t-' aui " Or Sa-r's tntt.rh Rome
dy. arc nDarlt a. gel! lno"nm thc United states Rove
uur lligt ion it Doctors extensive lu'nr ftnrN tn
Bundo AMuu-h the Doctor, orler, iur ,t,nps
amount to many Thousand dollars per auudu, YET from
TN. source nu eAaa estimate Vt the ma-miuie a the
Doctor suu,iucs> could De l.rWod Tie frequent heavy
siupmrnts to Europe anil jil AM rci made from
lis Bonded wa phuuse - Hu..iagtA, L4ehugG--Ais
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Mr.. Henry Bcrgh has received a letter from
New Orleans. saving that the Louisiana Legislature has
pissed law for the prevention Of cruelty 10 animals
that w" teen Harry lerngss twenty hull dogs from
hgluug within the limits of tAe STATE Inc letter adds
that the New orleans Chief Of Police and local ON crs
morally are keeplns a sharp lookout Tor Ienmisss
M ~ No.
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The witness continued; Il found various
packages Of national bank notes and United
States notes, varying in amount from 81 To Sl2t.
| found lot OF old spanish and American
coins wrapped in old pieces OF paper. There
were twenty-five different packages OF notes
and n great many packages oi COINS ana many
loose coins The total amount ~ the estate az the
par value was $3.50 .G9G.97. This does not in
cude the real estate. The actual value OF the
estate including real ESTATE. s about s2uO,tNO
have not yet had an opportunity 10 Inventory
tho contents of his lofts IN Maiden lHne. found
money between the leaves Of old books. and in
every conceivable place.
Harvey :. Murdoch. "A fellow hoardcr. testified
that Mr. Wells iell asleep one sunday afternoon
last summer, and when he sir. Nrisl awnk"
he thought that IL was NJ onday noruin ny. and he
washed and ressol and -ulrird 10 his bus ness.
and would not hc convinced that II was yet sun
day. MI. Mrlshad trouhi" about los lng his Keys.
and frequently tried to get into his drawers with
a button hook mud his ni-ht key. One night hc
borrowed % Kerosene lamp 81 the witness. sny-
ing that his own was locked up in his trunk.
MIR Wells got up at O'Clock one morn NJ
dressed and started To- his business in NV
York. IL sat AZ the table at meals sideways.
and surrounded his plate with his arm. He
nta with his head close down 20 his plate. Whrn
MIR Wells formerly carved all the boarlcrs
held napkins w IN front OF their faces SO rs
not To los spattered with the gravy. lie used ~
/ put his under coat on over his oyercoat
aud his tiupct around his waist. lie Impressed
the witness as being Of unsound mind.
The examination is 10 he continued to-day.
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Pine 81 SIX Hat FIR 81. go. Derby and
SOFT Mata II 20 worth - 70 NrM NlurDh Il. up slI
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Hyntps Life HaIHam has cured. does and
will cure rheumatism y0uL scr'tua, and impure h,uud
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cnrOnlc, pr0nty rufrl ~ MNlNr1 'HVIus VNsTes,
used Tor over Year, by fAp ltuilug pN sic
Europe and America They arc SOLD hy all druggists
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ntn Affiliations.

HAHrEH's
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR MARCH
Contains
PRESENT TENDENCIES OF AMERICAN ART By s.
q benjamin
With Twenty Illustrations
A FEW sEA-BIRDs BY H. W. Euiott
With Nine illustrations
ALONG THE SHORE APoem ByATL
THE COAST SURVEY BY Martha J. Lamb.
With Twenty Illustrations
THE ENGLISH HOME OF THE wAsHiSGToNs ~
A. I story
With Seven illustrations.
OLD DUTCH MAsrERs-L Rcuibrant Van Ryn.
With Four Illustrations
THE PINE-rREE Arocn. By Il p, spoGord
A CEREMONY UPON cANDLENAs-EvE. By Robert
Herrck
Illustrated hy Abbey
BERG uNn THAI. SKETCHES IN rYRoL-I By
Gcorrc Wasius. Dr.
With Fourteen Illustrations
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES BY
Charlie Ruua5i
viii rnrcc Illustrations
4 SUMNER STORY By Alice Perry
Win One Illustration.
THE ENGLISH IN INDIA By Thomas ". Knox
youNG MRS JARpISE 4 NoyeL By Dmah MulOcE
Craik.
! CLIMATES FOR ISvALIDs by Dr. T NJ. coan.
| VIA uDe illustration.
MISS yEDDER story BY Constance woolsOn.
dARY's MAGNETIC MOTOR BY E. NJ. Bacon.
with Four Illustrations
THE TOM SIDE OF MAcACLAY. BY u. D Lloyd.
MISS MomrKs NERVES. a story. BY Miss Thack-
cray
ArGHANisTAM BYE r. Gustason.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITOR LITERARY RECORD
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD
EDITORS DRAWER.
HARrERs PERIODICALS
FOR 1873
HARrERs MAGAZINE one Ycar.........st
HARrERs WEEKLY, one Ycar............. 400
HARrEts BAzAR. one Year............... 400
The THEE publications, one ycar..........loo 90
Any TWO, one year. .....,..,........... W
SIN sub.erip tou., one year,...........,.....2o 70
| Address
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

NiSiarrur AfwaNsc-rHis nAr
Sun riscs.. q So scts..... % Noon rises. -
wArfA-rHisp Af.
Sandy Hook, I Al Gov Island. > I'D heuuate -
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rh,.le,an. and the Pubic ErcommeuI Them.

Bcn.ous tarciuc rurnus PA. Ter. They relieve quiz 81
AMI cuTe HltIe vtaer remedies All flee 70 eIs--idF
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DoN,r STEAL MY THUNDER"

RYE and Rock" is my trademark Van Bc'' prcpara
ton VI Rye and Rock j. sold by rcpu' ihc druggists
and adopted by eAdiug physicians. Price 81 per Largo
bottle - gaon Delivered Tree In city or VICINITY
Depot ~ Chambers It, between Broadway and church
street n. VAN BELL Wine Merchant
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rANl-lVjth Monthly Grand Distribution, New or, aus,
March u is,7 rrizo. ,ois sllotY'' snriia, $3.50
halves nnr go iYlar. Apply a. N 4. pAtfHlN, q.
Box os2 Sow orleans, La. OF H. L. Pill NJ, 80 Broad
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mat. 70 Kun nil Night at Hourly Inter-
.I. sucking Down the Hollow Iron spiles
m. Mole Of Chains aud Tabular Iron
49,. N.ryeIs that are Expected Of t.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BI
EDGAR SNOwDBN:
WEDNESDAY EVKN'G.. DECEMBER

AS stated 10 our Washington correspondent CO
ye:ttrlay, Judge Harris tiled to have the U.
8. House Of Representatives set day fer the
consideration of The bill for returning to ' T.
gioia the money she advar ed the general gov
eminent du!iog its poverty 10 the war of 1872.
Mr.. Wiilcts, radical from Michigan. a gen.
teman to fame unknown, and whose only
means for 81 r.sding the knowledge CT his OK
istslc, beyond the member who sits Dtx: to
him IS the power Tho House allows him 10 us-
ter the words 81 object" j,yously. s0d with
light lr>uni his lips that was rttlsc!ed from
his heart avaed himself of this privilege, and
tho Judges FIR; consequently failed. When
the Golfers Of the treasury ara running over
with money. and when the representatives Of
the South vie with those of the North ia their
opposition to ary measure that will prevent
the northern holder Of government binds from
selling them OF their face value 10 gold, though
he bought them as low as forty aud fifty cents
10 the d)llar, i, s,oms moro than strange that
nCrthern members of Congress should oil j.ct to
payiog impoverished Virginia Just debt, and
ono the payment of which now would 20 90 lit
tie way tcwsrl helping htr out of her present
financial difhc llty. In u. 8. Treasury accounts
tho amount is mere bagaclc, about million
OF dollars. but to Virginia. in her present en-
dition. it iia booarzl.
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Three hur drca crds If woo: ncar GtnrJ
Creek station. 90 tho Petersburg aud Wcidoc
railroad. were Consumed yesterday morning, thu
fire destroying the railroad Tor SINE ds.aco4
and impeding tia7oL The nolthotn bcuud
moil train from the South, with $50 oolorcd
emigrants from different parts Of North Care
Iina en- route 10 Indiana due 10 Petersburg 81
$50 y. N. yesterday, had moi arrived las. ii sht.
Photographic commu,iaIi2n With Southern
points is cut CT,
Tue dwoEicg house cfCoI. William Barbour
On old colonial HOMESTEAD in Stafford cuuoty,
was burned on Sunday night with al lis esp
tents, including much antique furniture and
other articles Of value. Col. Barbour, now in
his piueticth year, barely saved himself frOu
the famts. There wss but one other occupant
Of tho house.
The employ of the Sou.hern Express Com
pany havo err cted OF Fredcricksjurs marble
ccuotaph twenty feet high to tho memory OF
William Willis, their late superintendent, who
fell a victim 10 yellow fever in Memphis in
1873
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There is 20 evil without. o modicunl o! good.
and If reputation in Virginia ha' had go other
beneficial ctFjot, it has at l,ast opened the eyes
Of the Philadelphia North Amciia,n to what
for years past has b,rn aprsr>n! to everybody
but ridioal--th, evils negro tuTragc has in.
fctsd upon the country. la referring to tho
rsaC iasters success 10 this Stato il say5:
Some actions do not bear all excuse; lhcro
is 10 valid excuse for them. In this supptsi
tliOus case, wa have stated the case for the
freedmen Of virginia who voted tor reDudia-
ton. Reputation il robblr5. It. cannot be
idstif ID. 1t cannot be apoloRized for. IL can
Da punished. 1t will lie punished. And il the
old parties 10 Virginia failed to tiVc tho free /
meu all they dsmanded 10 tho way Of political
position. we think the event hss done n great
deal toward jusifying tho old parties