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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Dr.. /. n. ]. Leonard,

pHYslcIAS AND SrEGEuN, once and residence
in MIR. Shepaid's house on Jerusalem street.
from iIigh street between Presbyterian church
ana shepard marble sho..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
llCK'S
illustrated Floral Guide

4 6autjful wufk n 'u1 page. ole Cutcred
f'aWt.r platp. and sl0 liGsiralion-.ylt Gc.eEjG.
.tofs#oi IA. hG-t FIn3cr- sud Vegetables y 10
plice IT Secd- aud h0H "a grow t9vu. Al fer
a Fltf. t.ISr SrAHP. lu English 81 German
weeks SEEDS are IN" best Ia ne word.
4iye Ces'. lJr pa-t4-e WIZ baY tae F1os-5
Gnidp tt53ng ho# " tct them
fHg FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GhlpES
Page. Sig CaiDted Plates and mlng hGharol
EueraYin.a For - cents ID psper eayet-, : Z
XfcK's ILL.srRkrKp MoSTuLI NsssztsE
- Pages 4 Calured Pate ia egrry n1m'd "
many fine Ensravipg. Price ! q teaF. I'VE
eouies for S1.Ha. Specimen Numbers sgat ias
" cents. tri1ls cupie. i1r - aanit
Address, JAMS yfGk, Rochester : )
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Dr.. ]. II. Mingender's

DENTAL ROOMS Successor to the late pr.
J. b. Coykenda.l. Oldest Office in the county
established 1876 Al operations performed
with care and skill and at reasonable rates.
prnttheg Sahn art3.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
y w Massnll.

DENTIST. Mineral Point, Wisconsin. ONice
over Gundry 4 Gruy's store Nitrous oxide
Gas administered fol he painless extraction
Ct teeth 81.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
DRUGGISTS.
7. B. 81 @. r. Moffett

Have large stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy
Toilet Goods, Cutlery, School Books, stationery,
Wall Paper, Paints, oils Glass, &c. Give " q
cal land get cheap bargains. Sign OF the Golden
Mortar. u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
HOTELS.
City Hotel,

NAEK terrible. proprietor, Mineral Point. Wis
consin Good Wines II Liquors. Well furnished
good stables and reasonable charges. 30
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Farmers Hotel.

b. NJ CrTcnN, proprietor, Opposite the depot,
Arena. Wis. Good Stables ana Gattle Yards
attached TO the prenises
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
DEN1'ISI.
]. M. Hales,

SURGEON DENTIST. onicc in Coad' 5
block, over c. II J.mes' jewcry store Mtnoral
Point, WIS. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
DIR. Van Dusen, NJ. D.

PHYseIAN AND SURGEON. will hold himself in
readiness to answer al Calls IN his profession
ofice NJ his reaiaesce chs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
DR.. w. H. Osborn,

HOMEOPATHIC Physician AND SURGEON, Miner
al Point. Office ono door west OF pulord 8
drug store
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
William Eastman, M. D.

PHYSICIAN AMI SURGEON, ONCE up stairs IN
Lenahau's block. pposite VT. Honry's bank,
Mineral Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18

pHyslclAS ANU SURGEON, Highland, Wisconsin
L. 5. Examiug surgeon for Pensions. for Iowa
county
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Is. q. Smith.

ArronNrN ~ Law. nodgeyille. Wisconsin.
ONCE nea. The Post oxide Attends 10 the
general practice nl Law N The Circuit Courts
Of the State and tie comfy Court in I'll Probate
matters NiI'siu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
81. Cosen.
Mrs. A. P. Cosens

PHYsicJAN, srHsSoN. AND occULlsr, Dodge
vile, Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
tlgals !! Cigars!

Don't ran u tfg them, atJ. H. sprat-
ler's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18

ArraRSvy At Law Highland, Wis, Collcc-
tions promptly atten ch 10. utfte over Non-
.Golf * Kreurs sior1.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
7. Pate0eld.

AvroESEy Al | tw. and General lrsGrnHcc
Agent. 0ficr ever Alton y iIusc's store,
Miliin. WIS. .rtl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Charles Egan, NJ. D.

Physician, AND AccoucmErR, Dodgevllle
Wisconsin
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18

Legal Blanks for sale at the
DEMOCRAT Office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
HlaSICL4NS.

J. 5. MOtFett, VI. D.
gSPHYs1eIAN AM SURGEON, nAlcc in Rear NJ his
Drug STOKE, NneiAl rolnt. Wisconsin ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Wilson s. McIlhon,
E. Ternes.

ATToRSyys y,,p CnrN> rLLoGs AT Law, ONCE
I'M lhrGitv Bank Mneril pont. VS. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Lanvon s Speus!ey.
r. Scott Ansley,

ATTORNEY Ar Law mineral Point. Wis. Of.
fee eaS, frort room CRY Hall. Once ~
Uodrcsiue. N with clerk If Circuit Court
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
HINES AND MINING.

Suslnkz, Jnne zs-7nt ~ &
The pressure upon ~nlues Mt the Aip'sg ssoeE
R,uohanres continued anakatea 81 fssRepga sne
week. ana with low exceptions ti,e Gesing prices
Yesterday are naterially lower than those o. 2 Weh
ago. The business yesterday was smsil ana gen
orally prices were weak. Chrysolise was barely
steady nc i7l4917ss. Aitfle Chief asld - Dss1D.s
,clilnax at 2.6G. sia Annie f6ll to sl0sz me
Constoek sfarss Nere oweF-C CaiifOrnia nf -aD aeo
Consolidated Virginia at BIS. HnkM fnrhher
yielded TO 170. hut recovered to 1.1p Ans hpscs,
H.. 90 tba Ameyican BOARD were about steady;
Silver Enrqet nj l.TOl01.75, Auburn ana hocs
Creek at 1f9 Battle Greek at a1ln baIDee , 11n ~
Walker at Sig At the old Bonfd, May i,eiie ~ 49,, =.
az Bnekeve to 2S but later it rose TO 81 ana yala-
yeras dropped to 30. Goedshaw Was sIeaay yTa ~
abont AZ. south Ffite selling MT l.bDDiTO. Ing
markets closed duh and weak
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
gE5!k FuIIExt::.Al. J. ll2s: QRlINDY.

{. n ~ sserIfzSn II shS Ensy Nnan has bssr Rt-
{srd1z1 - fl1H >armnresst md pHruesfFD uuBaiIon
<ss aesaS1s II Eke t,a1 f5eai world so1ue
153oas ensou& uafurhily tienSasd 20 say what
5ksv ft<,1Rhf s<A - jaeyHaxcx 1ag felt thEt they
6ss.si< - da ,Si8 aefSo AaBzsd al blank disntfF,
~ 80 - Co., 81 nlSY n s1tssg eejltBa gleas-
clsfc e. Z <,sst zcese e -ssy 5uttor- zoz wssat
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Mln,ng.
A IITA MONTANA COMPANY
A WTCKEs, aEclzTAEZ

"A RfCKEA. MoiHTAEk
cHVstRl "a e00,00o. nhaees, &fo esoA UnRshsssiliA
PFsseat pfien e8 90.
ogfxcEfss- Rrssidon1 W. ". wicksa pies.Rauas.syS
KscliasaernHs seststarg, n r nsueks
BLnRcFokB-W.M wiukps. a. r. aazusus. Alessun graxA
T. ~ shsdm, niehae snow NsF.vosk g. Hazssr Cois
D''' oyTTcn 10 AND 10 wxux s44Enf Z
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Bratss nno FrnoerS.
SPITFS AND FENDERS.

ERATEs AND TENDERS.
nssrrnxs m Inv ma hzf lDW 0natase1e
esr nafd socoa Win damaig or als4sh9 ss.sea tsa
soeIt braas open FiTgpace4 vita anunous tuu Daekes
erne fcr oeu fes ats Peess Enc Eca aud Coal hOds
81 gr Kme mo Inoderi desrua whO.eaaln aua ro1aL
alfInlee ntyUn Dafl1efn Hu arcntaeoA
j. n- cONovER z co., SCJ and 800 Caiaist- ~ 4
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
@reG1I 5trnmers.


A MEXICAN LINE.
N FOR QUEE NSTOWN AND LIVERPOnI.
ONLY T,YEnsatantc line md 7 this AMERICAN FLAG,
6ninR evBTy "Wednesday nom iatf hia and lfVerfooL
Exir alternate Saturdaya.
BflrfBH UB0H&, saturday, Jny B. An
RED STAR IINEs-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every saturday zhemtay frOm Philadelphia and
NeW YorF for ATfWdtD iandlR paasengeB within lew
BOUTS Ide inTolunt poits ol Interest ON Tho Con-
-A'''~ nEpERIAfIp, ,set Julys2P.m.
VADEklsAAD Sat. 1niy 10, fa.m,
Tnfes uzn84ge and Other uf0rinntlJn Hprly 70
YEIHH WRft3lfT a BoNs, General AgeIta
A NCHOR LINE u. 8. MAIL STEAMERS.
IA iNEWX0kK AND 0LA6e0W,
From iBiar No 90. EoI5h Bfye1, AeW.YorE
DeyuniA. JuY3. .. no. 8oiytA..Julg az y N.
LaigEz1a. judy ~ 3 D. m l1tnlagia sJny IL Pm
TlmUe HtaameEa 20 nnt edTrY 1attto. sheep orpifA
cxrfnn $50 20 $50. Excufson llokes At reducedtAtA
EEW:YoRK TO LONDON DtREor:
EIDn Y ierslin 40. NORTH River. fn0t o. Cc1fe9se
~ g. II. a'Dm.
se1eaeleys e1a 4lnlea uDn nqt enEty passel4ath
Cabins. 80 BdofTgIa edkood rAteA
Hkn DERsON BitcT kiis, Agents, 7.kowiing green.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Fnr Young K.asiss-4pity
MRS. gYIyaNrIg REEU,s
nor xuURs nAMEs,

UA oAHDth q and IthK BgHo0z, for YOUNG LApJER,
KUss sud 3 l.aaf sDzd9z. New York,
re. &xeEch Ard 9eulGh 1tRuaK6s practically
nti 1h1<eaHA traniis ~ 3uzInfg, -rhi ser6ufnry
mfn<nt tle stu5ln tsetBleessio 1srupfnebt
- teSeivs shs pessnal supervision Of Mr leed
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Men, pnbIiLatlons.
xnslrnril0n.

Fer Boys and Young Men-city.
A MASTER Of ARTS, graduate of a beading
e unfvsrsfg pfinniRi Of lnrHe ach0ol Will
rrsT4ss during snnu1er fm Harvard. Vale Rfiucet
nafranl snicnnss AaafsB" MABrnk 0F ARTS" rTibsue
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Crcnr5lpH5.
pRlGHTON BEACH.

ELECTRIC LIGHTS for EXCURSIONS
Il Orr nghisht9N ilcy's, nooths Cnivgs 0hserya1ry
AkSOTX 4 HOCIIHA USEk, 227 East 1Othst
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

TDUBERTSON EIECIKtC - "A.
Ia ORE REDUCTION COMPANY.
Organized under Laws OF the 5taIe OF NeyYerk
Capital sI0ck SSO0000e; 2es0v0 shares; psr seines 3
FuIl paid ana unassessahle. -
1EDLEY r. SEAMAN, eecrcta'y aua Iressurds.
prepared sen hcenses for fte nee
their PROCESS which reduces all cassas reeoas
ractoy except those containing lesd nt COST q - u
ton. AEnfringeenEs the PATENTS owned by le cCm
pany viii be promptly prosecuted. - : - y
Principal Office io01ns 2S ana "a NO % trosdS " eNs
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
GearHrrs.

~~~-~---~--
ALL wanting best teachers, American OF
"A forlgn, f0 department. low high should have
"CandidRtes New Bulletin" mailed for postage j. W.
sCHEttM EKHOkk Secretary American School lnsutute
80 Elst I4thst.R. y.
A MERICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
"a HUREAU supplies without charge, eJeaes schools,
aud families with thoroughly competent prOess0rs, prc'
pals teachers Families going abroad, or 70 The county,
promptly suited with uOrs lnons and g9yer
nesses Call address Professor LGEN DIRE W west
3Gth st.. New-GOrk.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
IA AGENCY supplies Colleges Schools and Families with
thOrOuRy competent FtofessDrs Principals and Tolchers
Families going abroad to country promptly sitsd with
fums Ca on address Miss M j.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency - Union
square
I ADY with experience, capital and influence
with pups wants partnershipin city rchool for girls
near city. RHBRItORN, 30 East l4ihst
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
Il AND TEAOHERS-rhe attention Of principals and
nanaaers invited large list OF superior
tea clers both Ameucun foreign.
y. COTHEWORTH PINCKNEY,
Domestic Isuildng,
Broadway, cor. lEth ST., N, Y.
HNEACHERS supplied to schools and families.
Il Mlss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCATIONAL BU.
READ basement % Unl0nssqIfnre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

ists wi play solo with orchestral accompaniment
at the Metropolitan Concert Hall on Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Feininger made himself very favoraby
known here two or three wears aro bv a series oi
excellent chamber concerts, winch be gave with MS
wife, 81 Cmckerin Hal These 90 ceris wcrr 10
have been revived ldst winter. but Mr.. Femingers
health did pot permit u.
Another concert company Will make its frat ap-
pearanoe Friday evening. this one az Cbickcrur
Hall. The artists. all o. whom are unknown IN thie
country, Mile. Ronda. soprano; Miss Grace
Wadsworih, con gallo Adele Bub6, chlid-pianisi
twelve years old lie u Hevman. viohnist. from NJ
Pasdeloups concerns 40 Paris; Alfred 0liuhert
vIolOncellfsf. from the Colon concerts, Paris :;
Charles Bassett, tenor, ana G briel Marie pianist.
new concert company has been formed under
the tide OF the Donaldi- Rumme Concert Combna-
ton. which includes Nine Donaldi. soprano Mr..
Franz Rummei. pianist; Miss Schele mczzo-so-
pranO; Miss Roderick. contraitoi Sgnor Be
lari, tenor; S gnor Castelh, date OF the de-
funct Di Mon clio Company bass and
Leopold Lich en0erg violinst aud Mr. J. Levy,
cOrnetst. The company ought to be remarkably
successful. for il contains number of artists Of
usual talent. Mr.. Franz Rummel il too well and too
favorably known, and his perfor nances have been
too often praised in THE TRIBUNE, t. need any
cOmmendatlOn. Nine. DOnrldI and Miss Schelle
expected OF SIguOr Belar SgnOr CastelN II
a very promising young bass, who redeemed
the last organization 20 which he belonged from ut
ter badness. Levy rs perfectly well known, and
young Llchteubrrg Is no stranger 10 our concert
rooms / he tirSt concert OF he company will take
the artists Will appear, together with cnestTa
conducted BY Mr.. Dietrich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
ARREST or 4 SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.

Mrs Mary Linard, who lives mt No. OIL Norfolk
st., Newark and whose young Charles is a
pnpil IN the Newton Street Public School, appeared
before Police Justice RECORD In that city, Friday
night with her son. and asked taat warrant be Is
sued for the arrest OF Principal Clarance Meleney,
of the Newton Street School, on a charge of assault
and battery Mrs. Lnard exhb ted injuries inilIcte
upon her son by the prime pal. There were two
ivid marks upon his D. dy. The boy stated thar
he drew n character upon the black board. and Tor
This Mr. Melleney detained him until the school was
dJsmissed ana then removing part OF his clothing.
beat him with a rattan and inflicted MARKS upon his
body. II was the opinion of the Justice aud the
Chief of Police, who was present at the examina-
non that the treatment of the hoy was cruel and a
warrant was issued for the arrest OF the principal
on charge of assault and battery. Late yesterday
AFTERNOON Mr.. Meieney was arrested and held in
hail bV Justice kicor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
CHURCH YORK IN THE VESE

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-At the morning session
to-day National Triennial Council OF CoDgrega
tiOnalsts Dr. b. Brown read a long statement concern
ing the American Congregational Union the chief object
Of which il 70 build churches in the West aud South
Durlng the twcntY-seyen years OF the existence OF
the society 1t has erected 100 churches, all
Of which free from debt. No house i
dedicated until It is paid FOR. and the society
then takes first mortgage It for all 10 T. worth,
that 70 get debt in the future. The society
had WORKING capital In the past three years Of
and IL Is la prosperous condition.
DR. Tarbox, Of Massachu ts, read statement regard
ing the American Coll. &c and Educational Society.
Three hundred young men now receiving assistance
aud distributed among thlrty-seven colleges aud
univrr-t ICES During the past three the soce'y
paid @O9 900 FOR educational work Tie churches"
he said, DO not TO appreciate the Importance Of
MS work as no. one 4 them contributes any thing
20 A." The tG.,s Of the society In beGalt
Of colleges have been successful during past
three years The Carleton College received S25 900
Colorado College. T2S.OOO; DOan College, $4,000 !;
DrurY Cole 20, $4,000; Iowa Collegr, $4,000 :;
klJOu College. $4,000; Pacific College, $4,000 :
tut Wd-hburu College, $4,000. The totai Is
$50 900 all OF " hich came from the last A large
proportion 81 his money was gwen by Mrs. Stone,
benevolent lady. Of Massachusetts who also
trbuted freely the education OF deserving young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Iua FIRST of tae matinee performances Of Clara
i'l..s O., the Park ae4t,e, last Thursday. proved
ulcommouly tract ye and this series of entertain
rIe..- viii be continued. s repetition Of Article
-" #, $50 down Tor next Tuesday. The night per-
for- auces al the Park present The Legion Of
H81" with Mr. Piercy ana M. Morrison in con-
sp.eu4ls characters-..---AlIss KATE Ciaxt0n Las
eIi1yed a liberal aui satisfactory measure Of sue
Cess at tae Bj0u Opera House, ID her revival
o. llr. B)ucicaulfs " Pauyfet,e -" The Snow
Flower. Mr Daily has won a bright success
Will A IS merry, frohcsome play Of Needles and
Ius " aud thls Will be continued at Days Theatre
f tie present.
Nj Loais AIdrich and Mr. c. T. Parsloe ended
their engagement at Niblo's last night. They have
scied ID Nj. Campbelps strong drama of My Part
nel and found ample favor as indeed they do in
al parts q the country spectacle of En-
etsniment' will be revived at NiDlO's Theatre this
week. Ii wa. well received on a previous OCCASION.
ana 10, recurrence doubtless viii be welcome. The
spectacle play 4 Inc Black Venus" is understood
T. b. ~ preparation at NibO's. Miss Spencer has
ceased o. appear az the Fifth Avenue Theatre, but
Wi transport Miss Schfs play of MORALS
Vow 10 Brooklyn The orbit of the SELF
constituted star is not an easy one....-..
Lee's Surprise Party continues to froLc
a llayeriys Theatre IA "Rcvels" .....Mr Mackaye,
the Madison Square Theatre, reJoices ID unaDaie
pro penty u his drama Of Hazel KIrke," which IL
approaching IT. 300 consecutive performance.
he san Francisco MiBstrels Will this week enter
avon a course Of rivalry with Mile. Beruhardt Mr..
Birch 70 illustrate his view Of French acting,
through a YELL darby There viii be much edit
eaton ID ths.Ihat bright and genial pair.
Messrs Robson and Crane visible at the Stand
a.d Theatre, IN Sharps and Flats, and they should
not be overlooked. Indeed, they are nOt-for their
CHEEKY playing has drawn good houses since the
Sin iust Notwithstanding all the strong counter
attractions in the city" Danef hochat," It
pleasant TO observe having subsan tia prosperity
o. the Union square Theatre. 1t deserves al its
g~i fortune.
Nj Wallack still offers the comedy Of /" The
Cuy'nOr" aud the charming scenery and clever act
iDg that embeliish if still commend it 70 the warm
favor 81 the public Mr Eltou's performance Of the
deal bpat-blilder should be seen by everybody. 1t
L nice juicy bit OF humOT. and line effort IN fbe
Drawing OF eccentric character q" The GnTnor'
bas been JudIe0usly cut and condensed since the
list week Of It's run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
FEFORTS IRON THE 1RuE.


IiE ID-Al OF l44a WISH AND SOUTH w -@i-4N-
I'll -p,-rr rf. RAILWAY pr.f.rss-- -l-r...r-
r,- 80 ~,
NASHNoIOH, NoV' L3.-lne annual report,
of Generals Pope ana OrI arc made public to-day Gau-
e.l rl,s l,. Pho ID --..-.. ,r .,.. ~ ,-
gives oeii.. --i..'.' 'i .i' .i -'i- "A i.e Iis
ll Colorado and 1tW-1lrE-lo, which .o states
Ir-r r.r vat been wholly -.-IoI T"-s .t-.r4-
~
.'A A i-" +.i-- TT F" i-.l'-i. zen ~ lL'
flcr tlat have ou, secure safety against au
Indian .f,,- iI,. or raid. r1or tra .tta-r p OBJ Ts
ana H@lH' "u. ALSO .' lo.''. Ae lrII'J AGAINST tHe
.lla-lol ~ white grants aud scters, Who seem
-......-. "a, l....a .-.Ii -.r- , i. as .f.y .r
OFT. -. lL' i-'t.'l i.''
Il conclusion ~ neral POHe SAYS tine alu.- stra-
r.ra drr.s OF the department have becn most .-s.e
. .... ..- 49,. r,
'". ' w @ 'i' o ,lo 7.'i ''
r1sfi-. l.t To troops are ".N supplied and ile tor
vice is u 81 3ld con tln as could Dee expected up de-
.v
.4i'i
Gen. Ord 1mm1rd'ugrIc Department VI sreports
MIN. MO-, l.Iiaf t,-, rv0urd,J ord o.e cs,-rrol fy
go,
't'' SINCE D'."'DI H. 1900 'H' ---.tl'.17 h-iNS
tlr,1 shan luru- The previous Tine .c-al ais
slte. marched in expeditions ANA s.ol.s t,i-l. me
.- ,-. to -rQ ..,ia. ON ....,, ... -i.,r .....+ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
Mr.. HEWITT DEFENDS HIMSELF.
FORE IT WAS PUBLISHED IN TRUTH-OTHER tx.

PLANTATIONS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: | have just read the opinion of Judge
Davis in reference the socaed Morey Chinese let
ter considerable portion this opinion devoted
my evidence. gwen under oath. on suOp@nas served
upon both by the prosecution and the defence. The
Judge who upon bench supposed 10 know the
evidence which has been given by witness certainly
ne should before he undertakes % make state
mens az to its nature. aad to draw conclusions from &C.
That Judge Davis has not performed this duty the fol
low ing comparison OF bis statement with my testimony
will serve TO prove:
Judge Davis SAYS that Mr.. Hart vas not a ts-
fled 20 publish IL Nhe letter. upon
the examination which be and his cdi
toral staff could make. and he therefore took the
letter and envelope The Democratic National Commit
tee for inspection lie there Mr.. Hewitt, Mr. Bar
nun Mr. Rand Al and others Mr.. Hart showed them
the paUers and said in substance. that he did not want
70 publish the letter II 10 forgery nut " genuine
he fid and other To get ahead OF him
I'm the publication He examined by all the
persons named but Mr.. Hewitt made tle elosrst ana
most careful examination, and spent fully nall hour
IN it, examnaten ana he promo unced the letter. both
hodv and SIGNATURE 10 be h TIE handwriting 81 General
Garfield Photographs we're then taken Tor the use OF
the National Committee, aud Ar II m returned with
the letter 20 his OH Ru his mini was nOttAy sat
isfad and 50. late IN the evening he sought
opd fonnd Mr. Hewitt again aud was asain
ons,vcred that he (HewitU had examined a large
ppo,ber Of Garnes letters and that the Morey letter
r,s ,cpuine. ana this clinchcd By mpresSIng Mr.
II IT., mind with the idea that he would have made u
frgerv II h. cou d i not very surprising that Mr.
MT ith the usua anxiety Of newspaper publishers TO
~ ahead nj their neigbors sn0ud have pub ishcd the
otter vttbou further inquiry out 10 IS astounding thai
man Of known sagaclty o. great experience IN pnOAc
s. ,,c VIM 1, supposed 10 nave decided rcsDrct
- md in.tice . thought Is Just 10 press
and cau.e It's publieaUon without first removing all
doubts AS 10 it, character"
w the simple and unanswerable reply 10 al this
,,ment md the extraordinary comments in which
I.dgs Davis has III TO indulge, Is that the Letter
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Carlos Castagna, age thirty-lwO, Al ltallan Of
No 80 East Iweutieth-st, shot himself last night
IN the street at AvonueB and Eighteenth-st He
fred three shots at his own body. When arrested by
an officer he was about 10 fire fourth shot into bis
head His injuries were considered fatal at Belle
vue Hospital He told Oh, police that be was beet
by domestic troubles. his uncle having lnterfeIcd
between him and bis wife. Castagna is six fin
sher by trade aud came 70 this country last June.