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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21
ssaCIAL IgorIcns.
e. q llle l.oInl pIealsaint Ma.

$50 10 the Point Pleasant MAJ
chine Company ii you want a Boiler.
Engine, Mill Castings, Bank CHS. Chilled
Car Wheels, Gas and Water PIPES, Brass
Goods. Gum or Leather Bellihg, Gum and
Hemp Packing, Heating Stoves, Back
Walls, End Innings and crates for Cooking
Stoves, and everything usually found in 4
foundry or Machine shop. Esept. 24-ti.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21
IMSTJ lS.A NCEi-

FOgN y. DOWNING, General Insurance
u Agent, Notary Public and dealer IN Ri
amos and lIStey Organs, isc0nildeht az be-
ing able 10 atit both ricband pc0rat ttices
and teriAs never before offered AZ Middle
port Also agent for Fairbank Scales. =
CAL and ''eeior yourself. lsept. l1-ly.
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TEACHERS s : !Il: =: =

during VACATION. For full particulars, adde's.
j. Q. MccUnDy & CO., PhiiadeiphIa, Pa.
hlyl4-lm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

benedietion was pronounced BY Rev.
J..A. Blagg
Rev W. NJ Weekly took the pains
to drill q selected choir for the occa.
sion; and The excellent music that
they furnished, helped very mitch to
keep up aa interest throughout the
exercises
There were seating capacity for
nearly six hundred, and this would
only accommodate about one-third
Of the crowd. So there were nearly
two thousand persons in attendance.
No wonder there was Considerable
noise on the outer Border Of the
crowd. JB. YEAaER, sec'y.
--. s.-----.-
Our ERops --MAsos. Increased
acreage Of wheat in this county is 20
per cent. The probable yield viii
not exceed 90 per cent. compared
with last year Crop saved in good
condition. The general condition Of
oats better than last year. some little
destruction BY rust, but will exceed
last years average. The hay crop
is about an average of last year,
Corn never looked better at this
period Of its growth than now. po-
tatoes only promising Apples half
a crop. Peaches only about halfcrop,
CELEBRATION. There will be a
Sunday School celebration in the
grove near Mr.. A. j. Stevens, Union
District, Saturday August 2Sth, 1880
All are respectfully and cordially in
vited to be present
This county Ii said to be well
adapted to sheep raising; and it is
said to be much more profitable than
grazing cattle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

We'll selected course q study; Special departments
able and experienced. Extensive Grounds i6rrecrea
ton Excellent buildings, 1eoxsS feet, four Stories
CONTAINING 10 Apartments. Connections chanel,
Nice Recitation, Ornamental. Play and Hath Rooms
Warmed by steam dnd lighted with gas. Only two
young ladies occupy room. Charges lower than any
school Offering III the United States
Session begins September 18th, 1850 For terms, cat
j. II pNTrEhstJN Pro lidst MI II Sincto, n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
LOCAL POLITICS.

PLANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION.
A MAss-MEETI>G To BE Held Next wKEK-wHAr
MR. HEWITT AND HIS FRIENDS ABE DOING.
The Democrats whs met recently at the Hotel
brunswick to consider plans FOX the reOrganza tIOn
of the party, and among whom Franklin Edison.
Abram l. Hewitt, Peter b. Oluey. o. b. Potter aud
Corporation Counsel Whitney prominent. met
again Wednesday evening. The subject OF reorgan-
izing the Democratic voters OF the city was dis
cussed az length and an address to the party was
considered Franklin Edison was empowered 10 APP
point a committee of ten to pass upon plan Of
reorganization. Tire following were appointed
Thursday: Franklin Edison A. s. Hewitt, John F..
Develin, Peter b. 0iney. X Is. Roosevelt. +. f.
Anderson. Forrest II. Parker, O. b. Potter, W.
c. Whitney, John d. Crlmmlns. G. c. Baldwin.
The committee met Thursday IN the office Of
John E. Develln. and discussed at considerable
length the plan OF rcorglniz atom presented to the
gathering Wednesday evening at the Brunswick
Hotel Ii was resolved that an address should be
prepared embodyiug the proposed plan. and that
this should be circulated for signatures. mass
meeting will b. held at the Cooper Institute. on
Thursday evening next, at which the plan will
be- submitted and explained. and addresses will be
made by well known speakers. Meantime largo
committee will he appointed. composed of repre-
sentative Democrats. 10 further the pan of reOrgan
ixation and make arran gements for the mass meet
ing. ~
Mayor Cooper. Hubert q. Thompson and Maurice }.
Power will come into this movement Ii IL under
stood that they propose To give their own plan of
representation by election districts a fair trial
Townsend Cox. president, and Simon Stern chair
man of the Executive Committee of the Young
Mems Democratic Club, were present at the meet
ing Yesterday aud expressed a Willingness TO take
part in the mass meeting. They promised TO
their efforts have their club abandon the separate
mas meeting which II proposed 10 call.
The Brunswick Hotel Committee held meeting
Yesterday TO hear tho report Of the subcommittee
Messrs. Whltney, Olney and Anderson, with refer
epce 10 the call for the msesmeeting at the Cooper
Institute Ii IS merely condensation of the adj
dress which has been published. Ii will be crcu-
lated for signatures. Among the list of speakers
submitted by John l.. Devehn Clarkson NJ
Potter. Oswald Ottendarfer aud John Mekeou.
Towsend Cox. president OF the Young Mems Demo
list OF speskers- The Irving Hail primaries viii
take place on tuesday evening next The Irving
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DIED

ADEE-At Pueblo CoL Cherries Timpson son Of the late
William Adee.
BAHNES-At Purchase westchester County. N y on the
evening OF the 18th inst, David H. Barnes VI pagly1s
tte 7hth year Of his
Fun.ral Al Friends Aeen House Purchase First Day
morning the 18th inst. 70 IL o'clock
Relatives am trends invited witn0ut further notice
Carriages waiting White Plains val OF
the y: A from NewY0rk
CA VSTENSEN-On THURSDAY December L. after a iuger
Ing nesa wife Of George CarsteDsen Copenha-
gen.
Pnds Of the invited funeral without
further notice from HoY Triuity ChHro 6th-ayo and
l35ulst on saturday, the 18th INST AZ o'clock.
CIINCH-On the moganE OF rhursday l6h last at h
r., No Fact 3ithst Charles Powell cIineh 10 tAe
saith OF bis aga
Pn arr invited the funeral ChaFch Of the
Incarnation. 35tsL and Mafison sunday 18Th
inst $50 O'Clock In the morning. IL is requested that
howers De sent
CoG~ VEL On Thursday, December Is. Alma Sterling
wife VI " Iiliam J. Coxswcu
FJpeTa service. Church. jamaica. l. Sunday
December 10. AZ Up. IN
FIFMING-on "Wednesday. Decembe Is William Fleming
OF Adams Howe, IN tne 64th Of
Relatives ard eufs respectfully attend the
funcra al late residence s9i West IN Friday
December II. at .. m.
lnS.rnen via be fum OF his mother Orange
Y SATURDAY, ut = D. m.
Train keaves Grs3d Censr2 Depot at . Please oun
flowers
PoRp-oa December L. FROM heorhage Of the lunss at
ms Narrtsfs~n. N j.. Edward Loya
ysssss Win BE- hsd sas home Of bis iasheE
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A REPUBLICAN HOUSE wARMING.

The Young Mems Central RepuDHcah OIuo
Of Brooklyn celebrated the completion OF It's permanent
headquarters at No. 372 Safest, by house-waminc
last evening. II was purely social entertainment and
wany prominent politicians and citizens Of Brooklyn
present. Among these were senator
Schroeder III Attorney Calm, Assistant DISTRICT
Attorney O4kev. ". W Goodrich Augustus MavericS.
Francis A. Biggs AuditOreec and others The Recep-
ton Committee sjei Of Marcus Peterson, president
q. H. Anderson. r b. sedgwIck, W G. TreadweI, r l..
Watson d. W. wilkes Hugo Hrsch. W. Edmoos'on and
Mr. schulz. A pleasant letter from Thomas knsela
was read 10 which he expressed much regret at not
beng able tn accept mytaon OF the club 10 he pres
pnt Tine members n over one hlnliro pas e,'
the evening pleasantly. There were muse oiaru wv
ing 4ud finally supprr at which several speeches. were
made. . .
IL : the intention OF the club keep lie rooms omen 10
members and gu SIS every evening and occaSlonaY 20
g,y. social entertainments series ot lectures 70 oe
da vered AT the BROOKLYN Ac.dcmy Of Music under M
ausnic OF the club IL also cont mplat IL F)r ths cn
tue cooperation OF many prOniiutnt men IA. .eeh
secrrei. the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Heo:ge Vivian
Gurus ard Car Schurz having promised TO give ther
viz
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ACRsCN IN THE SOLID SOUTH.

We in this section are tired OF shaking our
- a. NsffA,Ft demagpGu"s-Ne are bending the IN
rs tcr-baaales reaching them out wide open for
esolle ends. Let The Northern Democrats.
D.. ~ held Ught the National moneys TO winch. as
"a established Union. We entitled. spit
pch as ihey nay please IN the way OF VituperaiOn
o. ~, pcrUncan bret hren. Thew have few msjorities
- In yoiJieai contests aud htte deposition TO
~ ~ ip our material interests. Let Us announce
80, hip el'h any and all In the Gov ernmeit who 50
IT, faf the Union that every part =" tJe National area
s.,rciyp through their cooperation. It's due measure
"a, .n-onrag cement for itsw"rkcrs. Then Presi-
y y - ,rhl 4 amt hs party Will have 30 excuse FOR
tber plfdccs and every honest reason for full
80 ,scu Ilu' ~ T. a human being. and his party
,,osc,i 81 human beings cEieh). may we not, n
E,d,f our Ives % be miscd longer by the Northern
,4ry i-uplrd our prospects and furnish the Ad-
'..raunn aud 10 congressional lriends with lew
Iie oretcA 10 lei Us severely alone DESPITE our ne
49,, 4 party, whose measures and conspicuous
800 sre ,crsIstently visited with she old staple
f'',sn ahnsc viii be very ap 10 he UnaIniable and
p-.,,sooious when a wrong - dealt, tine enough to
- d.,ennucd remonsrance; until then Let ~ stand
- ,per our e-s, spun yhe hrOkeu stan OF the North
@ n-poeracy 3nd deal In that viriie CGndor which VIII
s.nts rsspcc-
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CENTRAL PARK AND TUE FAIR.

ME-. THOMAS M'ELRATH EXPLAINs AND REAFFIRMs
HIS BsLlEY THAT The sXmBITION OF 1888 CAN
ms MID SUCCESSFULLY NOWHERE But IN A
PorTION or CENTRAL PARK
70 me razor OF TAe Trtbune
Stn: The main difficulty concerning tho proposed
Worlds Far in 1888 is IN procuring an eligible site.
The committee appointed TO select a site made their
first visit to inwood went over the entire grounds,
ov.m,nad every part, and discussed very fully ell
its supposed advantages and Disadvantages do
no tb,nk majority of the committee was very ia
vorobv impressed with il. Norm ngsde Park, Man
haitian Square, Fleetwood. Port Morris, Astoria,
Harlem. and perhaps one or two other places. were
also visited None of thess sites in the opinion of
tho committee met al tho requirements. Finally
tho con,mitt tee agreed upon asking for a small strip
"a Of tho southwest corner of the Central Park 10
be united with tho Manhattan Square; or IT the
PARK Comu,i Ssioners objDted 10 that, then strip
oil of the mort part of tho PARK 10 unite with the
Harlem site, say from Observation-Disclosures To
Oue-bundrcd- and twcntieth-st, and between fIitl
and Niuth-aves. The C, mmittee learned through
H. ,,bIic nress IN advance of any action Oh the
ut Of the Park Commission, that no part oil the
s,cred grounds Of ihepark could be obtained
+, = communication to TIKI TRIBUNE. which was
h,;hod ov.r nv siEnai ure in April, 1879. urged
the fact that no International Fairs had ever oeeh
hold except in public parks. and that ana no' oe
ueye the Fair IN New-York would DO an exception;
have M, changed my opinion. still contend
thai 4 successful and satisfactory Far can
onIv be held in public grounds belonging TO the
CITY. and with municipal aid. No aid can Do rem
dered to the Commission by the city except II DC
ayeu to improve city property yield 70 DO map III
the earnestness of my desire to protect tne rafA
,b,nk know as much abou, 1t as some hewsp'pol
editors. | believe the use Of small part 0, ,oi
the purpose proposed would be the re'efse Oh INJURY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
DE1rH or J0HN P. JACKSON

John p. Jackson, prominent lawyer OF
Newark and couns, for tue nusy lyana Railroad NJ
uauv died az ms HON No. 7J- Hglst. that city at
o'.lo. at evening on Monday MIR. Jack on Wa At
tackled with Il severe cold ard groduaiy grew worse
Mr. Jark>on was IN the prime OF life.
Mr. Jaci son was forty -four ycar' Old he served two
terms I'm he NV Jersey Legislature. and Speaker
of the A.s~mOl. once. Governor Mcclellan appoiutcd
ham IN 1873 member of thc special Tax COMMISSION 20
draIr "a u providing for Uniform s}stcm ut non
lie WAS 20 prominent cpd!datr fur the publican Con
or, nal nomination iu VIM D. tc.c two years
AGO. lle had always been al earnest Republican. lie
leaves a wIlr ana c. ldrtn
FOR oh.r O5Ru1rf,s See Sccond P4qe.
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Hall plan oi reorganization will be amoas those
n fsfter.
cONFEssING IN INrEkEsr IN POLITICs.

CONFESSING AN interest IN POLITICS.
The Shook DittenhoefeT wing Of the RepuD-
lican Central Club rad 8s night at ciareh-
Grn h After the rl-ol A. J. Dtenhoeier said ibai
the IIIi, XtB. XIeh, NYltl and XFllItn Disulo's
were not represented. be would NOV that committc
i've be appointed by the with power to reorgnu-
IL those districts We political body he sad
mot o social club k tn tla mot Wednesday even
my and nj which fresh Young man from Long llah''
named Townlcy. appeared - be the prn' psi speaker
You were met az the door az our last meeting bF-lA
voice, Social clubs -ianehIerI-rou were met oy ire
police who strong refused ssion 10 any one 10
without ticket Issued by the Manlerre
party You Alr Ch9Irnan AMI myself were refused al
mi SION until james L. IIasia told the policeman %
nj ght permit Us to enter"
Tee spaa&cr motion Carriod. MIR. Dinenhoeier,
Henry G. Rn unson. James c. Quick. III. c. Bang ana
Archtbalc Watts lpprirtcd - committee Oy we
chair. Thomns f. Smith NOV tnat the Financial Com
lnittce. which Benjamin F Mauiorre was chairman
report thrUu- IA the chairman ~ T. transactions 70 tne
Executive Committee when appointed. A c0pmluee u
revise the bylaws apDDint d, ana the meeting ad-
jUurned until the ,econd Friday m January.
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PRESIDENT HAYESS FIN4NCE&
ArrA>K And DETAILED STATEMENT.

- Prom, The Chtod 1ttbgHe.
,,"hen pressure was made upon Sr.
aAyts nye years ago make Tor Governor IN
Us sse he at t very positive IN his refusal To be
Sfidae. The reason Tor his Dissemination 10 feeDtcr
keole lite AZ that ume due 10 the conviction that
vas ms nrst duty 10 attend to his own private affair
a. Ano his uncle had engaged IN certain real est ate
soss uons, ard tho Gcreca t0n III the value OF prop
a. at,r Tie paic Rad seriously EN- barIASstd nm. Ihs
osttassneni Increased nv tue death OF LIS uncle,
a nce bedness and IN al triton thereto the duty OF
f'ug On larse number OF casa requests amour ung
an 10 about $4,000 TINS was hard
~ " earn. Nevertheless, Mr.. Hayes finally
d., 70 th- iuiDOrtanitcs OF She party managers IN
go -ud consented for Governor upon the repre-
s,@oh that he the only 10 that critical tme
e., s.oiA Tie Republicans could confidently hope TO
~ Wv state lie accepted the uoiDiuatiun NJ sofnc
sanaA Aacfhce, ana was elected Tho briiiiaBcy and
ho,r,ahct oi tins triumph prepared the way for his
s,a,s. s snd election President Of the United
hs private Affairs were slll neglected, aud II
su, 'nein during the ensuing four years It this
winch prom pted hun to fuud his indie bess
rsl<, -oe loan OF 100000 upon terms that would
Ks . h ifVia annoy anee during his tern OF Office.
az as 81 upon position 10 which sal
a ,,.m s1o'oOO year Ia attached, and during
t,.. SUI s11,uOo OF his personal mdebLed-
US represents The total his savings and
ar ~ " san. period ths White House accounts are
etss p os an expenditure OF about y3oOO uIore ont
fu< t,, ~, snts private purse than paid
Tsa The salaries OF hls lredecer.ors
So showing Of which the Presld.nt bss nm rex-
nsy mr., ssssned. aud In which tho American people
ryO1v feei considerable pride. A saving OF
ass, p,,vm total income Of 100000 in order W
ae d. ooi cations which had been Increased BIZ
suslaao pubic life and party service, IL an y,
80 eensare. "'" "e7ef''"s vi prSiso
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an impartial Investigation. A few bogus Con-
y eecn..nn arc OF no use to minority.
crSrRu PARK NOT A CEMETERY.

mr. TREuNE is out again in blast against
NJ me .nesk on the moand selected for IL In Cen
phe,hh IN says: "EveTybgdy knows that the artistic
usl ~ rhe obelsk viii be 10 Z II ~ IL set 40
sfpli nj surfouuded Nv fence. ike monument in a
noun" II lot he TRIBUNE l. rich. nd far the
Cs'e a. the subufbta press can be Of any avail IL
itslsn ~ ppayed IN that direction. Tie buik OF Wis
shee,.o ~ ~ famous monument OF antiquity viii come
nor ,ssc me CITY, aud the obeifsk should be only
fcm =. end ,,ui make impression by ITS surround
e> r. plrk not cemetery neither Is tins relic Of
hes, = IN 4 funeral reminder We should soon
itos a. n aeinr one OF Roues trsumphai arches in
thhsA ~ rove "a this shaft on pretty hlock
pm nv trees Egypt bad very few of the latter
rsD~n ber great monuments were intended TO have
t,s,ssionegs a. 20 10 Paris ana Rome aud see how
- ID things tAcrc.
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b. Fori. No Garden place Brooklyn. on sunday after
no. De emOet 10. az O'Clock
~ ksoq I9gr.a ee@oer To- a. No. =, Of 'ros .
Rose IlanEs Il Brooklyn. years AMI months
HART on December Is, 1880. Monmouth Boomer mart
Ee-yes ard fienda attend funeral eryce
stephens Church in .c,n-st, bst~s'n 9th AM Dthsgcs
Phase flowers.
JACKSON At Newart. y g. Fr.,s,. peseu,b,r t. JOAN
p JACKSON. Of .cute broDchu,.
Sotice Of funeral hereafter.
80 81 wess 2,th,t Marian Isabel Of DR. b ,,sDod
Funeia ser ices private.
IMMORAL frso-S,oa in the Islanl Of santa Cruz. De-
crmber "a. Dr.. Albert }. Minor.
Nouce OF fnue al hereafter.
PRoCro in srooSiyg. y = December IT, lst2 1i,hs
Procai AGED = ycars born In menniser n H.. aud for
many ears past re iant oi r'orl' III , No >, Non-oe
Friends are invited 10 attend without further notice.
ehe re Eens fraSE sonsr sss ard rirsavo
A9s I Gh c Tn IN the n SS age the
MS late esidence, Sunday December 49, At
sHAw-on geinesday Dscs~eer Il. Agnes WIDOW OF 'se
RestTss n eos o. iho family are respectfully invited
ieod the fanera rom her ate res d-nce NO Ss' west
sUYDAM-on wednesiav December Is. Aisliae daughter
FSaera from it The hons y bohe John IL suyGsn
Ia East lSlsist saturday December - At ~ DC ocN
THoMp or sud- enly Dec mber i6 at 70 Grant T.
ami Mary q. Thompson.
80 Friday @pTnes psSs@3er H. the 6s
mona Am.Ta n. daughter Of tlssle Thomas L. and May
T. NOor is.
family invited 10 attend inc
a Trinity Chapel. West 20thSt. hear
Broad1ay on dondlV December 20 at 1850 10 IS re-
quest-i that flowers be sent.
WATSON on Fr,lag December 10. at Maysyie COL
Chares II OF James n. and MARY F. watson. 800
FuncIA leh tn hon OF his parents AZ
Grand ave. brooklyn. Saturday. ID - az m
II IL requested that no flowers be sent
WFEu-Entere resi- from 81 EmOrv--t. Jersey Ciy.
De .euib-r T. G. Augusta the Rev. l. Weed >.
d., Pastor If John street Methodist Episcopal Church
Nsw YORK Cly.
Funera services Church MONDAY evening De
cenber 20 o'clock. Frienis are respectfully requrste'
to send AoWeIa
WELL>-On I,niI, 18Th e., Frederick. only OF
John 4. and Elizabeth l. Wells.
FL. zeal private.
fueumpnf Newburg
WORTUIN NC rON-On Friday, Deccmb 1 H. Henry Rosser
MOltLiugtOn. his C3d Dirt ID Y.
Fun viii place ~ hs late residence irving
Hubs N, Monday the 2Uth INST. NJ II O'ciock 80
leaves Central Depot at iOiU m, and VIII 90
met by Carraces at tie st ton.
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Affections of the Liver, Bilious Disorders,
sick Headache, E thoroughly cured by d. Jnyne's
s.native Pills. Acting general laxative, tney re-
move all irritating and ech matter from the bowels
gradually change the yiated secrctons OF the stomach
and liver and restore these org 10 healthy cond
o..
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis r0r ne past ~ hours.

WASHINGTON. Dee. Is, l a. m.-Ran has
prevoled SOU hern States east OF the Mississippi
VITA eastery wiuds and decided change
IN Temperature barometer. Northeast to northwest
winds continue in the Lake region ana ire Northwest
with generally cloudy weather and areas Of snow or ram
Generally clear weather pr, vaIs In New ENGLAND and
the Middle STATES. with uOrihwcsterly winds ana sllEh
change I'D emperatur~ aud barometer Colder uOrlueV
vtrds are rerOrted ron, the southwest, VITA narty
cloudy weather. Tde barometer has rseu IN the North
west but continues high 81 North o. Lake superior
Indications.
For New England. clear or partly coudv weather
during the dav followed by threatening weather ana
light ,now with Northwest to Northeast winds aud
slight change ID temperature.
For the Made Atnu1c ~t2te,, threatening weather.
HIGHT and seet Northeast to North"esl Winds Id
ING 6lromet r during the day ana cnange in temper
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P.GSSENG Frs ARRIVRD.
rRou LlvRRPooL-uY STEAMSHIP c
DECEMBER II, IS 30.

KNOX 1HE HAITtK.
D Ar SIR: ( send you my police lat to be blocked
and cle9nrd truly say thai II II bid not been for
tins hat would have been dead man to-day. That
BRICK thrown from Che top OF tnIt WAshngtnst house
last sunday morning, struck me -Quare rhe head,
this soId srrunx saved from all injury To you
must express my thanks JoHS 1. CUFF, Twenty
scventl PRECINCT
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LArESr SHLPPLNG WIS.

PORT OF new. WORKABLE H. 1890.
ARRIVED.
str Ce.tic BIZ Gcadrl Liverpool Dec and Queenstown
g. wi 20 tndsc and ps-soug r. 70 y C0ttis.
General Whitney Ha lett. BOstou. Win mds u II
DimOck. . 49,, go ., ,, .
4 f,f
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A4UDE GRANGER SICK.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. ia dispatch from Han
nibal says ,hac Maude Granger the nctss IA danger
o,,Iy IN there Tue company left for Decatur yester
aav buf Niss Granger could not accompany them.
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WHAT He SAYS he SAID.
v,s owN VERSION or THE SPEECH AT DovEE-rHE
CAsF or PHELPS. DODGE & co.
Prom his Leitcy. 70 Senator ContIipg

CAsF or PHELPS. DODGE & co.
Prom his Letter 70 Senator COatIiPg
peediur Tor the first time the extract you
"a. "a aur.aIs so grossly Inaccurate rs to
nse The nrlc tat II could not have been written by
Al hogest pen S'u -,
q rerr ber we'll speaGingof the case Of Phelps DODGE
o. and tnc proceeding under which gre I SUN OF
80 f.27lOOOi was Wr0EgfrllN taken from their
,~tcis | described and denounced in severe
tons the "molcty system and the share winch
=, mss case accrued TO the collector, surveyor
81 naval Cf,cr and the luiorDer (Jayne or
T.rQuel ard --ntcd that The senior senator rom New
= ~ NJ C,nk. ing, understood 10 have Received
Sion a- their counsel. from Mcssrs. Arthur
Cn, Latin for his services ana assistance III the
tr.p..rnu 90: that my authority for anus statement
% t.llKcd nom - document published Oy of the
Hnasss o. Cousrofs, ac'o inpdnleh by test mohy ana
s.-,fue o.. male IN open debate Oh the floor Oi the
U,.-.. ana never 10 NY knowledge c'utradlcicd.
IheI'cyc al- @ referred TO publication nv william T.
4 n n x rrc .nr, official made in The Nelr- IOris
Sa october - $50 giving his ccount M fu OF the
49,. Tan. nrirye e. be the form aud substance or
,t ,iri 20, On" -ucech question, watch nad any refer
..,e ID y.u ON thr mOiety system.
Isa be- surprised learn there is any error OF fact
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