, 1879-08-14
tllat t1c ilall been intimAatah, althnngh he tcs
tilted directly to the contrary 0ll Frlday.
n DaENatr.

tllco dlrecI.I 10 '''c e"'''"'t "' r''o"''
hfl' IL +. RANDALL
was called. md tnst'}cf that 1o Ind hecn M
nrchItrct III thIs city over thirty ycnrs fir hal
tlnrnughtY examined t: nt"ra u 'hc new c1ts-
JfnIl. IIt i'nfl tceh an eetl'lasc ny eeht!rlnhn
VIM "aa tlcfc ,He tRy oeloic, mn! ne tntllti not
quite agree with HIS conciu.lt,''s; th",gh. 'l"m
to aig1t, e9tnho1an .I "n,i vas ne'Gf 70 atrop'
as WAN u el!tes ne1cR ns Store. Tic snnitEfst,
lowavcr. TINT the picrs were a,'in''nntiy strong
enough TO near w weight Or sIis blftil,iiE. "
Gnhslngten, ,.'at INC malorlty OF We'Ght wnilld
10 catsiou ~ tilt atona Wa!'' TINS VIZ f'eces-
EMILY '',e ~ eise & "a nu tount .,s ~ snu r. IN
son.,irn i wns IT,. W. Lava '.'i i"",; imd .ndt
etUnra running thrnunh t,e wall. f,c he.
IIcvcl tlur wn,I. wrrt. strm,rsr a. ,i,rv
vrro nav than thcy woi,1d bo with lin ion;r
topt!. stones, lie toi,l every hrJck wall wnIIiti
scltte, Apl would shrink away firm, the stonr,
II !hs long bollIs were II, ii woultl tnros .lntla
t,pkcJ III, alt Ills tIluUr.es wttl, ilIuet rntIons
Which vera near Mt hand AID lie n,a,ic ,,,s H.
t,tctln,A 20 clearly That iii might Inicrsta,nl.
1lu regarded tle nct 1T b1lilluu ,llc piers llol-
lujt.crs, as II cnaptc,l tbc unrtar 10 dry ont.
Jle shoujd sny lint tbo stu,1f.worIt Ind brrm
nut I'm accor,ij1r 10 spccltltnlons, Tic ll,ls.
trntcti by t1m jfncs ,1noh ,hs nlonr. md ex nin
ri Tint nincly-nne out OF cycry 10O hrjrtt rt,,
Tractors wu,i,. ilrurc fr,m tbs line of the NH.
inrs and Nynrv strnu that rxtnntiei info tiu
wnlf bcynnl ills line was regarded as 70 m,,rh
c,tnr pn1,, III tintu 1Ir httpyott thnt II,n tn,,,
isar,nrs of thc I:It.11nii iIe,lreI in fltsL lint
var.
I'm. JORDAN
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was reea'!eu M nsu tlnes'.a n, seenru"g y, " a e
's, nsus W." ~ Sson' e'u4'''' "'' " ""'s' nau
o'nf sv,u W. XIII, .,os -.,oto, mn, ,s.oa ,,,,,
~. xmI os"., ",'9 WIS rvu ~ ~, IT, askgu m.n
thn .ssii W y. ''0 ''0"e "po"
s''s M"Ts, ..ou,a ,,,,. ,,,,,,nanoo ~ IL.
I, as,,,. ." iE + ~ 9sEs"u .nu .'"''sc"eo ~ "'o
(. Ai% n,,at". antt ~ ~ II. t,,a ~, r, .u,u
o ,,n,hI,. ns ,rn,,i ,aun ,t M ~ Nv,
~" ..t '"'i s,s.i i. =. ",''''a '""o o0h WY ~"
'"'""''e' l'+""l"te'|J
MR LAWYER
went on to cxp1ain tho history Of the Court
House from The time 0f tin appointment nj the
Building Committee by Afayur fIcuth. Accori-
tng 10 hts Statements nearly all tho contractors
for tic work wcro not tho lowest bidders, but
were given the work by tho Committee, himself
awnys voting against the rest. flc told his
story with tho MIR IT snau who believed him
self to bg lhe only honest one III :lc Commit
ter. A great deal Of preferences was shown by
the Committee to certain parties. str. nins
dale told him tint It didn't make nny difference
how many bids were llut III. tho Cnurt-Ilorso
wunld be built vi Bedford atone auvllow. Wit
ness understood flat f]tnsdalu had about slozen
bids IN for Bedford atUrc. The Alderman tu0k
Up tlle set speech containing the charges which
have been SO often reiterated. md 40 often tx.
plotled about the coliuafon III letting the stone
contract. llc knew cnnugh abt,nt Inv to know
tlIAt m Injunction to restrain ftiQ stgliiiM, UE