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New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
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4 FINE LARGE HOUSE, m improvements;
= clrrlaee-lousc eGuJ ACRES orchard nue n' t'oi,
.ortv minutes city. " exchange r. L. 9D LIN 4-l'
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SHORE FARM 80 miles on Long Island,
a excellent .aud large buildings, good o1char VIA pe
a.Id 10 close au estate. ElLA>D g WdIlN1' Beck
maA-st
SPLENDID FARM. 260 acre, nelr a
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vatiou gooa 3uJues unLius wtt"r : % per acre terms
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= -Irortrtf f0r -a,r lut reI ll va''ar- eirat J'-
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N Post tlce Box H. oom,r.i ilIe, SD.
NFONTCLAIR, n T.. property spec altT.-
~ For Nraf nearly ueF. rooms nm
HOWE az PAlt-oN0- ~ tedlT-aL
NRANGE. Milo ~E~ amt COUNTRY
~ -rAT- 90 er AMI Jr furnished tnd m irn'lt4
HlAUk IA l -.i. l "a. ou1 aI.I station . i.'e N.,-
VALUABLE Wa-cr Pr'v'e-" Timber w o0d
For ilr. bout 3 pN acres "i Hll''l
u. cln-.uu. beech, alle spruce ana l' 7tu1D'.'
t.f rate water priv tse t.o state 0l Ht'r l! '
iur 1 tide water about lu acres Mo", anu Nl u, N
t, 20 wood i.O several thousand acres o Lnd l le ll
r,.f,o vrItv of valuable mr rl Itt- now rpdy 'tF'
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tlr aforementioned lands "l HHt- ID t ihlI, r'i .l -
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New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

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a1. 11 l. ic 53t go 81 p. 40 hl.c -., %
KIRBY ,N sn.It ti -Nrf.f, ~ I'd ut - .'-.-
F.,, .t D. ai ir I4l state Sheep ani Llnh- q h 30 e.
To- pc.n.f .aaa Lambs u6 D 4 J'l- = 7'alr "' ' ''
l fe co. Sold: d. state Lamps o., Do a ''c , . GOO
ND 'tr.rI Q. fl-i0v and vest .I I' ' ti' IT. .
hrtI f el tt Ie--cy a. tv 4u. tti-i n"l .
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since saturday 3. .' head 'tH ~ t.
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tI. lc. Iilc Wls Ir..lv recover d 0muh N '4" SUM '
Uulo lr.-. - t average. li - 0l't
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

WANTED.
vslur Kansas and Texas second MORTGAGE coupons or
-c-u
Ieras AID Pacific LAID scrin. -,-....,.,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

noUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQCIP-
MfNr And THE FA- E~r TIN 1lNSISlENr
NJ IIIi AlnOLLlE aAFEl1.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
SAlaAS Z1&SPS IL CO.,
Etsamnoais ano RIIIr1Ios.

homeopathic tAtih.ait,
AZ hInrc.unerdle 81. amt 40 r.ccAtllE
LonlUu. r.I ..1.iL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

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fo1rstorv brown. ton. house. All Iof NO ~ faAt
1-th--t x =. I04.1 II ~ Of Madlsou-iye lot i"N
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
TTO PHILADELPHlAA.A
l. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
LIE C'-'.A- BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

IA TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY ENi Ell SUNDAY
- bi~P'. = IN Phi LAbELPHlA = n Ne" YORK
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
- RIVER RAII.-o Nl-. 9-nnr.e-ng october -
Ia n Western lld tnr...rl -EHl-,7 '0 Ho-Ae'.'T'
Plat. burg. ~ Albaus aut Montreal .. ...,,,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
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1l.rn. pri- ..eD-+ f-Ipu- conn c-nr 90 D. .-r tll
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u m li,r3+. NurtI RIVER. lo'rn hAlirsln.L
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New-York tribune., 1880-10-28


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cor Oi For cst-fve each Ot 3EllJI. mOffi.aNiA'
FrrdprlCs a BECK .........- ......----
I twO.s'Orv iramc house. with lot. T. Rob in7-aye'
30 20 ~ 0f 3 lth-st not 2tVlO| Adam chHartI.
lots, q. New st, Of Jni0n-lve. each Z3Nl tS.l:
~ % WIN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

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"ae' io,.o8 $40 .a.5.a -4o9, a3Q aa35Qg g,Q o
l.- o-yu G+.fuu ------ @ i'"oo --.'"'
..g-6.4 I..13 29Gl.o ll-,7uU ot4.o
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New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
IN Picsard y Hqner

4 two tory prick houses and three-st0rv brick
factory with Z lots. Noetn To fG Clnnpu-st. " ..
10 10 suf r vim ltOnst. each .Ot -JNlO'. itichifh
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-01
.JANUAkY 4, 1850
l 6 SO.

People have fallen into the habit of vel.
coming the glad New Year with shouts OF
reclamation and open arms. The APPEAL
speeds the parting and welcomes the coming
guest, like everybody else Anything will do
for q change, say we; coupled with a
sneaking hope that the new conner will make
q better record for himself. The most en-
thusiastic friends of '79 will not say much in his
favor. He has smitten Nevada with adversely
and flooded us with stock breaks, hard times
and fresh crop of mining experts. He has
swept his soythe where the ripe wheat was
tallest and thickest, and turned over the
harvest to it's rightful owner, Death. The
sands Of his hour glass, laggard though they
were, seemed like the winged steeds of
ancient fable when every grain marked the
accumulation of interest on stock margins.
From an agricultural stand point the retro
spect is indeed gloomy one. The grain
crop on American Flat was almost q total
failure. Six bushels of wheat raised by All
Wing, the horny listed agriculturist Of Silver
City, was the sum total of our cerial output,
against nearly double the amount for 1878
Farmer Treadway brings US the nournfu
intelligence that his attempt to raise 10
pound pumpkin was really a failure, all
newspaper reports to the contrary notwith-
standing. Yet in the midst of this murky-
ness there shines "a star amid the gloom. y
The beer yield has been something worth
speaking of. Over 1O0,0 900 barrels were
manufactured in this State and the hgsres
are constantly increasing. The Carson brand
is rapidly pushing to the front, and the
brewery here makes such substantial aud
healthful brews that limitations have already
Eprang up all over the Union. Every cloud
has its silver liuias if we only get on the
rightside OF the cloud. Ourpopulation has been
increasing and the births have been more than
the deaths. Our mines have been most glor-
Iously assessed, but the bulk IF the pungle
come from our relatives in California. who
can afford to pay. Possibly 1880 may be a
better year. The dsci nal steps of Time are
always noted for something good and the rosy
little cherub which We welcome to-day looks
like boy, sound in wind and limb and worthy
to bet on. The Comstock really never looked
better, business is reviving all over the East,
commerce is picking up and the healthful
signs of prosperity are cheering indeed to
any one who will take the trouble to observe
Happy New Year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sara Bernhardt is credited with the remark
that one honest child is the noblsst work o.
God
Mr.. Cornell takes the Executive chair to
day, in place of Governor Robinson, of New
York, retired.
A fire in Paducah, Ky, Tuesday destroyed
the principal part of the city. Loss, $I19-,
900; insurance, $50, 900.
The Republican State Central Committee
of Penn. have decided to call the State Con
vention at Harrisburg, February T.
Chas. S. Brush OF Cleveland, Ohio, has sold
his English patents for an electric lighting ap-
psrstus, to a London company for $3.50, 900
Chief Justice Charles Doe, Of New Hamp
shire, IL being urged by his friends for posi-
ton on the bench Of the U. S. Supreme
Court
The friends of c. Colby, of Santa Cruz, who
has been sen fenced TO be hanged, are circula-
ting . petition TO the Governor, asking for
life Imprisonment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-01

IMPORTANT TO DELINQUsSTs The APPEAL
yesterday morning received bundle by Wells
Fargo which was opened by the editor under
the impression that it was a suit of clothes
sent him by Rollin Daggett as the consumma-
tion of an election oct. 1t proved, however,
TO be a series of letters from PANT one of
which will be found in this issue of the APPEAL
The manner in which he alternately stands in
with, and walks over himself, will be fully APP
preciatsd 10y all who know him. The balance
of the letters are filed away in a pigeon hole
how maay of them We dare not tell but good
many. Those who wish to stop the APPEAL at
once, can do so by paying their back subscrip-
tions. Nov is the time to settle and quit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-01

the Indebtedness. My informant says that
the only hope # making the mins profitable
is first the discovery of paying ore body and
next a change of management. The one is
not likely to come without the other. The
new management should employ an intelli-
gent Superintendent, and should stop exper-
imenting at heavy cost. Outside of tunnel
Just commenced to prospect the Headlight and
Monte Crsto localisions, there are no oper
atoms going on at Lake. Mammoth City is
almost deserted, dozens of houses are stand
ing idle, and a number Of business houses
closed for the Winter INDEX.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-01

A Washington dispatch of the Both gives
the particulars OF the partial destruction by
fire OF the hand one residence OF ex Senator
Stewart. Tne family had but recen ~ rcop,
ened the house aoG It Is supposed that the Ere
caught from defective i4e. Msa. S-owaat
was out at the time CT the f-s, ana hsr Lfyls
child narrowly escaped being barnsd 10 dea.h.
The loss Is est.rn ted at about 10000
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-01

THE Stock Report alludes to Alfred Parof as
"a man with cheek that SURPRISES in inmen-
sity the facial area of government mule
Such language is highly ibslous, unless applied
TO Muk BUruck or .evs Cage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-01

Q70 wElE- slf day at home easilv made Costly |
~ q OUTFIT free. Address True Co, Augis.a Maine
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-11
ArOusing its Readers.

ArOusins its Readers.
An alarm of fire ut midnight Is 4 startling
thing, but not half so startling to many who
hear it rs would bc the sudden knowledge OF
their dangerous physical condition
Thousands of thousands are hurrying to their
graves because they are carclcssly indifferent
to the insitliOus lnrOads OF disease and the
means OF cure. 1t is the mission of ii. H.
Warner & Co., with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. to arouse men tOa sense of their
danger and then cure thcm.--Wen,phis Appeat
Peter Kieffcr. cor. Clinton and Bennett
streets, buffalo, says: was badly bitten by u
horse few days ago and wis induced by Il
Thomas Eclect,ic Oil. it relieved the pain al
most Immediately. and in four days the wound
was completely healed. Nothing can he better
for fresh wounds For sale by ii. Il. Cochran,
druggist. l31 and II3 North Queen street. Lam
caster. Pa. 81
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-11
r OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

u
HOURS FIR CLOSING THE MAILS.
BY RAILROAD.-NEw YORK THROUGH NAIL
7so m, 1880 p III, !:l5 p IN and ll::Dpm.
WAY MAIL, east, s:Ou m.
GORDoNv1LLE, Downingtown, Lcaman Place,
PARADISE AMI Sou,lersburs via Lcaman
Place, 1:3O Il. III.
PHILADELPHIA through mail, 73O and s:a5a
H.. 1870, Ais and 1l:IO pm.
PITTsBURCH and west, l3O and ll::O u IN.
HARRIsnURa MAIL, 1929, III, I:9O. sis and Ilso
WAY MAIL, west, 1850 IN.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Philadel-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via York, l5o
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg.
ll:3O pm.
COArrsvlLLE, ilj pm.
CoLyNBIA, io::io IN, l:;G and 5;l5 p M
YORK AND YORK WAY, l::O and ll:U III.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 1880 III, l:1O and ll:3O y
READING. via Eca.ling AMI Columbia X Il. 7:s'
READING. VII, Harrisburg. 5:l5 and lI:sO IN.
READING WAY, via } junction, Lititz, Mannheim,
dence, West Willow, Lime Valley. Martins
willie. smithyille: Buck, Chestnut Level, Greene,
lakewood and KOwlantlsvillc, Md., ELSA III, anu
NEW HOLLAND, Churchtown, Greenbank
Blue Ball, GOOdville, BeartOwn, by way ct
DOwninytOwn, ut 7::D q m and p m.
SAYE HARBOR, via Columbia, 1890 IN.
WILLOW STREET via West willow. ut OILS u.
EY sTAGE-Millersvile and Sla:kwster. tn
Safe Harbor, daily, ut 4:00 m.
To Millersvillc, and ll:3O q IN, and pm.
Binkley's Bridge, Lcacock. BarevilIe, New
Landis valley, Oregon. West Earl. Farmefs
Vile, HinkletOwn. Terre Hill, Martin'iaio.
% Greenland, n: Fertility, Lampcter and Wheat,
land Mills. 20 Strasbury, daily, Mt 4pm.
Ncffsville, daily, at pm.
sNew Danyille, COnestO2a, Marticville, CClt.
manville, Mount Nebo. RlwiinsviIlc. ,Eethes,,a
WIN OPEN FOR DELIVERY
ARRIVING By sAIL.-Ea,tern mail, "a m
1870 III, 3 and $50 m.
Eastern way mail, ll30 m.
Western mail, and 10 u IN, 2 and 6:iD p m.
Reading, via Reading and Columbia, I'D p
Western way mail, $50 m.
Quarryville Branch Sis u III and pm.
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-From Safe ii:.rbcr
and Millersville, ut 8 Il III, daily.
From Millersyillc, and ga III, and +pm-
From New Holland. ut go u III, daily.
Reading way mail, ut 1870 m. daily.
From Str..s6urg, AT 9:O Il IN, daily.
From Neffsville, at p III, daily.
From lsaWlinSville. ut III IN.
DELIVERIES BY CARRlEKS.
There are four mail deliveries by letter car.
riers each day, and on their return trips they
take up the mail matter deposited in the letter
boxes.
For the first delivery the carriers leave the
Office ut go u III; second delivery at 10 m;
third delivery at ii a III fourth delivery ut p
SUNDAY pOsrOrFICE HOURS.
On Sunday the pOstOnice Is open from Apri
to October I, from to q N, and from TO Z
a IN from October tOApril l.from . to 10 u m,
and from to Z D m
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-11

Though Shaking Like an Aspen Leaf
With the chills and fever the victim of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated spe-
cinc, which not only breaks up the most aS-
gravated attacks but prevents their rccur
renee 1t Is infinitely preferable TO quinfne,
not only because it does the business far more
thoroughly, but also on account OF its perfect
wholcsomencss and invigOrating action upon
the entire system.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
uy sl-lydeod&lyw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-11
1ancaster fnteIIigerlcer.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. II, 1890.
WHY HE WENT.

WHY HE WENT.
"Papa, what made you go to warn
Said Jennie climbing from the chair
Upon my lap; 'What did you for?''
And then she hugged me like bear
"Causc If you hadn't gone you see
'You'd have two legs to canter me-"
''Why, child, 1 went because" and then
stopped to think. OF course I knew;
I'D often told her brother Ben
When the recital filled me through.
And still she urged, "What did you for?
Papa, what made you 60 to war;
But voiccless, voteless, filled with woe
Slaves of .heir masters seemed to be
As much as twenty years ago.
She said, land what did Uncle DOrr
Get killed in front of Richmond fOr:''
A rifle club went wheeling by;
Isaw the murdered Chisolm's ghost;
heard the Hamburg Martyr cry
The rebel yell-the vaunting boast;
saw the wounds of patriot dead;
''What made me go.' my Jennie said.
my dear" said-but nothing more,
For, glancing through the Senate halls,
The rebel generals had the floor.
And ruled the nations council halls!
my. chld,' l said, do not know.
-Detr0n Post AID Tribune.
THE ANSWER.
No wonder, you base hearted churl,
That when that lovely little girl
Climbed on your knee and asked, 'What
for:''
"And why did papa go to war:''
You turned and blushed, and stammcrcd so,
And, LYING said, Il do not know"
You dared not tell that guileless child,
Who'd read of battles fierce and wild,
That when the call for troops was made,
Induced by bountcs freely paid,
Incitcd by the greed of gain,
You joined the home guard wasOn-train,
Afar from battles wild turmoil,
Your only view of Rebel soil
Was gained from keeping in the rear.
And rObbnS hen-rOosts Ear and near.
You kno,O you never heard Il shell,
Or listened to the - Rebel yell"
Your only thought through all the strife
Was to preserve your worthless life;
And well you managed not to hear
The - Rebel yell ~ or - MON cheer
In front of RichmOnd's storm of hell
Where " Uncle DOrr ~ and thousands fell.
They nobly fought, and nobly died.
Not dreaming that your party lied,
That all their talk of I" Union" " meant
To hold the rcins of power, and vel.t
Their spleen and hatred on the South;
Such men Us you fought with the mouth,
&c honest, now, my onc-legged friend.
(lf sucha word you cOmprchcnd,)
Tell "Jcnne" !" that you did not go,
That all your talk is simply ' blow
And tell her how your fame was won
" Kicked by a mute in WashingtOn.'
Since, "whilc the lamp hold. out to hurn,
The vilcst sinner may RETURN
Such frauds as you may yet repent
And vote for honest government;
While North and South alike rejoice
In HANCOCK as the nations choice.
Detroit Free Press.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-11

10BE ACADEMY CONNECTED WITH
l. Franklin and Marshall College offers su
periOr advantages to young men and BOYS who
desire either to Oprepare for college or to obtain
q thorough academic education. Students re-
ceived ut any time during the school year
Send for circulars. Address
REV. JAMES CRAWFORD.
ctl1-lyh Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-11

Trains connect Mt Reading with trains to ami
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg, Al
lentOwn and New York. At Columbia with
trains to and from York, Hanover, Gettysburg,
Frederick and Baltimore.
A. NJ. WILSON, supt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-11
Henry Ward I:eecher.

MIR. Bcechcr says that Heaven is "srcat
somewhere" this is less satisfactory than is Il
definition of He'll as Il " great nowhere" more
satisfactory is the definition ofa great Remedy
for curing Rheumatism and Neuralgia, Coughs
For sale by ii. L. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l39 North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa. 81
, 1880-03-04
CIRCUIT COURT TERMS.

HHR1NurlEtn, ILL.,, hfnroh 1.-NeGfllcss alarm
hns been uccastnnetl by tho etatetnants recently
published In reference u 1n.sEtlais Of tho last
House, particularly by thoso tn tho effect TINT
they do not show thnt House bill No. s84. chang.
ing tho terms OF tho Circuit Courts, wns properly
passed. aa an emergency bill, and several letters
havc boon received hero III reference to tho INIT
ter. We're this atntctncnt trl,e cndlcss try,,l'1e
might nrlse, no nlnny Important interests being
affected n any lnt,rsIal.y n regard 10 the
vcstlRntcd, and happily tho impression that ilns
Enno nhrnad in fn1'lit to ho An erroneous 0.lr.
The bill III alestf0n Et1R not III emergency bill,
and did not contain tho emergency clnt1sc. Ii
therefore did mt require to bo passel by H. twn-
thirds vote. Tho bill Wis troperly l'lsscta, mud
no tnforn4lity nppcArs upon tho recDrds thnt
Cln Affect It's ynllllIty. -
, 1880-03-04
THE QUINCY CASE.
A Call on tho Clergyman Who Did tho
NfnrrylnE-A Chance F3cctln,. with tho
Young lAudy-ller Oplitlon Of N1r.

A Call on tho Clergyman Who Did tho
fnrryluE-A Chance Meeting with tho
Young I.udy-Iler Opinion Of mir.
Davis.
There were no now developments ot start
ling nature relatlnB to tho Quincy scandal yes
tcrday, 90 far as Chicago is concerned. TILE
TRIBUNE Of ycatoltlRy murning covered all the
details, md tho atntononts wore pronounced Il!
tho nain correct by the parties Interested. The
young victim Of tho alleged tign1nst, Carrie
Lynch, Is Rtill In tho city, As we'll us her mother
and atepfnther. The police authorities declared
TINT they had obtained no gurthor Information,
and probably nothtng tnore will come nilt until
the advent Of tho chief agitntor Of all this
trouble, Clarence F. Davis, who Is held
In Albany awaiting tho action If
superintendent O'Don,.cll, who, in turn,
was awaiting requtsitltiu fra1n tho Governor
ycssaFs|%y. wh!oh rruE'atly ks',e laxt night: Tho
Chief sAil that, ~ sts,', ~ u c"Mc. ~ should
prisoner may lha la0kea for within two or three
dRys Mt tho fnrthpst.
THE HEv. nunKE +. lEAvlIT,
No. 81 MNhhWk hlreet. yesterday afternoon, for
tA purn0so q fI,4.lirfng alh'At tho lnarrt9Go 81
nlM.s WIN o0ielatol at tho eer0snnny.
Mr: Lcaytt WIZ w'!s at tho time .f sho renofter's
fs a s"sss xs shs yaf s u aS s II =. a w
arrival VIA announced. atr. 11Avitt appeared
t, bo loath to tmEart Mny infnrtnntion 'i!ion thu
huuYHcts oAk tllHIis AchhnH'cii4S1! 1Hht nt auhF'
closely ~ ha dared! Il. under the circumstances,
tut tho Mws nf this Etnto were such NJ 10 lolvG
tbs minister worry little liberty, and when =
l!conso from the, County Clork wus prcsunte.l
there remained vory little forr, thu
kn0t. lI0 suspected tll1t something might III
out Of tho WY by their nlanlte, hut th0y nn-
swvrcd NIL the question: which he felt he bud u
right 10 put, anil ho nl,lrrtel thutl.
Mr. LeAvitt WIS Asketl whatlar no had rc-
turned tho lioGnse tu the o!tco Ut tho County
Clurk.
Iio replied that he Ind not Sometimes ho re-
turnetl tho llcnnau A. O1luV, RMA sometimes h0
tvhyel doinX B0 for 4 ts,no. lfu BAlil he uoud
not lluRglhe hDw It wHH t&R reporters had KtttclI
bold Of the Information that ha married those
The reporter suspected that the yo,.nx lady
10 ' arrived ~Ds was s aa"a othor tasn hrs, -
ae st.la @ ssf9 4 tls l"'qh houea a iassy
than was necessary to complete big busness,
anl thsn followed til the wake Of the rapidly
reoAding hgure. Ho succeeded In boarding tho
game car with her, and ~ She allghtod ut the
tevcre House ho intercepted hcr at the en-.
tranoo to tho hotel Tbs Interview waA
4 HR1EF HUT INTERESTING oNE,-
something Alter this fashlon, the reporter tax.
noiieve this Is Mn. payisr' .......
believe u y y, slr" with some surprise man
y DO not wish to appear ruds, but would you
os: os5s9t ortsS; 70 htayHs short Interview with TfH
hG1 :hsrs has boon too much sa1d in tho
II there afe any mtsstatemeats In TUE Taln.
, 1880-03-04

GxE thny worn tho rcaulta nf .wrnug in1orsna.
tl0n. md II injustice hnA been dune 10 anytFFy,
I,s 1,s, 1'nt"uSE will DO only too glad to scs thom
u tlo mt think ttoro wero any mIsstatc,nents
!" !. re @6nt "5tisc; ~s; shxsGn'tt thss1n't o''o'
"rfc nctsntnt snfi that doubted his guilt at
hrHt Ibid nut tlibt his guilt RIM tho very first"
A., ilcn you hcoss1 him guilty frs'm the START
frnn1 tho trat of tho developments. did,
y .ssa Ts 1s .ssn &c &c er3sssyt T'aE
,,,, "W1ai i e, @oa; that YOU would not wish
~ @ WI, nesn that I would like to SEQ hin got
,M!9nt ,sk = yon tn!'na going back tn
Won't nxrIainicsi .ho young Rir!, yo,, would
pick II alt out t,f nr II atnuld stltld here much
'te,;" !.nd III" .I,tmk letter which shn held in
l,tr hnnd eNnsE3h1y, nttl. tlrshtt.g p1st tho re-
porter, rhc triprctl l!phtt, up tho stairway.
HEH ArrEAnAScE.
bsS, s n; sSsht s1. xre n9 ef rc,., s%
l'lack tircs. trimmed with .ntin ur siik,
sst 'e sst ss:&,n ''os:i''sx s' ;'ss ;say ers sp,
Il, s',npcly hcn.l tho Iatt,r covercd witt m
nhlntlnnca of ,iark.brown hnar; tinrk+hazcI ayes,
slender stccli,owots apcct.c'cs. Her attrnctivc-
,ras was xrcntiy ohn"ced ny hor manner when
Thu i,,s r,lctions at Mr.. Cleveland. tho strip.
fHtEnr Ut tls Rlrl, u t'lc police nre 10 prtsccu
!>nris to tho slln, aud tho authorities claim to
hAso tho strongest oytdonc0 ngaEilst him.
e.PEhfNrEHnExT n'iH}xSELb
was still vrry ehary with his Information in tho
1lMvta hIYn1nY cRA1, md last nrcninY denied
there wers any ncw developments. During tho
Xikany: ~'''' sou 1'''''' ''''''
'.cinrennn f. t)nvts hns procured II writ nf
hah".l* cnrp.1s, rotsitnnhlc ttrnlnrttw mnrning.
fins ysnir Of!ccr atartcAt What time will he ar
rive hero7 .tsIawcr.
".IUIiS NAtr.OY. Chief OF Pniice."
Detective .1ul1n n. SteA fefL lntt evening for
Albany with such fcw fMcts concerning Dayls'
crime as hc hlmself hns been nl'le 10 pick uI'.