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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-02

New York Bulletin Of Saturday.
The general run Of business is still con-
fined in the main to parcels required for
early consumptiye wants, and the market
in consequence shows an absence Of spirit
or animation. The promises for the goods
trade are sufficiently encouraging to lead
10 the belief that pretty full amount Of
wool will be wanted; but manufacturers
are still, as q rule, unwilling to anticipate
their requirements, and, with the possible
exception Of an occasional choice and ex-
ira attractiye.parCel, itIis rare TO hear OF
purchases against the future. Just now
there appears TO be quite a little call for
good medium combings at about 4Sai0c,
or possibly Soc, but very little Of this class
OF stock is here, and the business reported
appears light. Advices from the interior
still report a "stand off," and the letters
at hand contain nothing OF special inter
est. The general supply on this market
increases slowly, and should any liberal
demand develope' suddenly 1t would be
difficult TO meet It, only two or three
houses having anything like a respectable
accumulation OF domestic. Foreign, how
ever, is plenty and owners II is said are q
little more anxious to find call for 1t.
Sales reported are all in small lots, and in.
clude: 10000 lbs tub at 4Sc; 1900 lbs
Western Virginia do, 4SC; 10000 lbs old
NN Ohio, 47!c; 5000 lbs do, 47!C; 5000
los medium, 4Sc; 5000 lbs selected tub,
SOC; 10000 lbs Texas, 25a26c; 5000 lbs do,
29c; 5000 lbs do, Zoe; 6,O00 lbs do, &c;
5000 lbs do secured, 72c; 80 bales Eastern
Oregon, S5c; 20 bales Cape, 3Sc; 20 bales
do, 32la35c; 20 bales spring California,
Csc; $1,000 lbs do, 29taS4c: 10000 lbs
secured do, 10000 bales Texas, so bales
Cape, 5000 lbs Montevideo, 1000 lbs un.
washed Combing, 5000 lbs washed do, q
500 lbs tub, 1000 lbs fine Michigan, 5000
lbs Wisconsin, $500 lbs State and Jersey,
so bags extra pulled, 20 do super do, i0I
No. l do, 5000 lbs fine Heeces on private
faFOa
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down THE RIVER.
Republicanism in monroe county. Ohio
conversions from the Democraey-A
German speaker who will be heard In
West virginia.. ~

RepubIicanIsm I'm Monroe County, OHIO
conventions from the Demoeraey-A
German speaker who will be heard In
West Virginia. fs
olARnoroS, MoSRoK, Co., July %.
Editors lnteIiEeneef.
The Garfield club Of this place met last
night at its regular place Of meeting, and
was addressed by John Habermehl, q
German lawyer Of Allegheny City, Pa,
and formerly resident Of Wheeling,
w. Va. He deliyereda an eloquent address,
reviewing the record Of the democratic
party from 1861 to the present time. He
also showed up the Tariff question by
comparing the two platforms, which made
IT plain to the intelligent voter that the
Democratic platform means free trade
and nothing else, He also reviewed the
shot gun policy Of the South, and how
they inundated the colored voters, and
showed how Southern Rebels and North
ern Copperheads want to let by.gones be
by.gones until they get into power. He
showed also that while Il will do for
Southern Rebels to talk about by.gones
they do not mean 1t. The hatred Is still
there, and on that subject he talked from
personal experience. He had made tour
through Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky
and South Carolina last winter. His
speech stirred up many old Democrats 10
Ithipking over the issue between the two
parties, and it will cause many Democrats
10 vote the Republican ticket this fall in
this community.
Mr.. Haberrnehl Is going TO stump West
Virginia for Garfield this summer. and
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Thar little Democratic caucus at Wash n,
;nvton City, some time ago, was wna'
i nn6oIad the Faulkner goose at Martins
f bnrS on Wednesday = IVetEsbug Ne''s'
rio Gaze was the familiar one OF giving
a dog bad name, &c. The report got
ortthat Mr.. Faulkner represented a Wash
inrtop slate, got up by Senator Henry Z
o., and the allegation was made use o.
bv his enemies at Martinsburg. However
Watts was nominated for Attorney'Gen'
eral, and he was said to be the ring can
dldate for that position.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Send Sslf-addrGsSCd envelope to the RRy. JOSEPH
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pEPARrurR OF rRlrHs-wnxRLIrs n

tDAlly except sundAy-NeWark Accommodation.
tSteubenvillO AceommodAdon.--Thls train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar:
tins Ferry and BOlAire, stopping when required a
Sherman House, IRtrRvlllO, West Wheeling ana
Gravel Hill.
IUrlehSvIlle Accommodation.
tCAnal Dover Accommodation. It.. ~.
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The .yoltaIe BeIt Co., aarshaII, Mich.
viii send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts Ito the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them
without delay. D&w
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baltimore EEMALE GlII[GE

Ihe only Female College In Mlrylpj-rT's.'
tered In lSl9 with the power d cotitr,I,' S,t.t
and literally endowed by the State ID j9S IN,
new buildings, ample grounds rood apB',,,S, !
able Faculty, and all the appointments ), ~
Institution. Board and tuition, $40. Mo, ~.
twelve years, $500. Catalogues al thii ODE %'a
MwP1w n. c, BROOKS, LID. PT,il,,,
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Ths Constitutional Amendments.
REpueLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

suEmFP,
GEORGE h. PARKs'
PEosECuIISO ATToESKT'
7. J. HUGUs.
AsEaoR, CTY DISTRICT,
e. A. HELMBRIGHr.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT
K, II. ARMSTRONG
MopsE oy DxLEoATEs'
". P. HUBBARD,
. t. C. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
SIMON l.. MCCOIl4oCH.
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Presidential Electors.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.


YoR OOvERSOs,
GEO. C. srURGIss, Of MOnongala'
upERlSrENDExT ov yREE SCHOOLS
A, /. PUglETON, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY GESERAt,
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio
AuDiToE,
John s. CUNNINGHAM, Of KanaWhA
TREAsURKR,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe
SuPREMH JuDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of HARRISON
YoR cOSORXSs,
list DIstrct-JoRE A, HUTCHlNs0N' Oh "''A'
The Constitutional Amendments. =,
Constitutional AmendInOns' A'uc'o e'S
Ratification. u..,,oD ,bIr.scn. Art
a, Si,,s.- For Ratification
, 1880-03-14
cHIHFS OF Gf)lD.

The Cathedral of San Carlo, Italy, Is famous
for the woudrous beauty of its chime Of BELLS
Tradition has it that the bells, which were the
gift Of the Duke Of Genoa, we're made from the
spoils captured in the celebrated naval victory
over the Turks in the year l571, when the Turk
ish power was ut its hight and threatened to
overrun Western Europe. The sweetness of the
bells is attributed to the amount Of gold and
silver In their composition, and 1t WAS while
listening to this chime that the great composer
Handel exclaimed, 20 for an tnstr1l-
mcnt with golden strings to draw such
melody from" Plano-mAking was then in fta
infancy, but many attempts were mn6e to cnm-
bine gold with the bascr metals in such propor-
lions as would give the rcquisit tensile strength
for piano strings. In 1856 an English panoforte-
maker named Bcssekcr pntented process for
wrapping piano strings with coil Of fine gold
wire. In this way he succeeded in improving
the tone, but the process never came into pruc-
tical uso, It rcrna!ned for an American, Col II.
w. Gray, now the President Of the Schomnckor
Pianoforte Manufacturing Company Of Phila-
delphia. to solve the problem by IN electro
plating process patented By. him in 1876 The
Strings have ali the mellow resonance Of the
royal metal, and are not affected By rust or
dnmpness, which go quickly destroys the best
steel wires. Musicians are enthusiastic over the
t,ewltchtng harmony developed by the new
golden-tonR,,od Instruments, which promise ut
no distant day to supersede everything else In
the piano line.
, 1880-03-14

IT is great pity that Aid. Throop declines
4 reelection, as the Citr Council needs just such
aplain, blunt, outspoken, fearless member. He
has been worth to the taxpayers whole omni-
bus full Of such Aldermen as we could name.
ut. Throop will be more missed than any retir-
lug Alderman. It Is a real loss to the city to
havc him step out And AID. Knopf is another
Of the declining members whose absence will be
felt as loss to the public He Is not as sharp.
blunt, or pointed talker as Throop, but he votes
right and follows his convictions Of right every
time; he never plays the demagog or votes with
corrupt rings and b}ackmailers~ It Is the i'm
perative du1y Of the wards those two useful
members represent to I'LL their places with the
EeEy best, Gblest, and most fearless men that
CHI be induced to serve.
, 1880-03-14

L COMPROMISE Republican Presidential
no!s. for President, aud George F. Edrnunds, Of
Vermont, for Nice-Presdcnt- As one who has
more rcgurtl for the success Of the party than
journal docs mot hesitate to express the opinion
taat that would be tho strongest ticket thnt
could possibly he presented. 1t would mean
No, only Republican success, but the success Of
Two great men In whom the American people
hare every reason to hayo conhdence.-Chtcdgo
Journal
1t would certainly be most excellent COM
promise ticket and could not be defeated by
any ticket the Democrats could put up It
would carry New York Us well as Indiana, and
put the campaign out OF doubt from the word
go; but will the Convention have the sagacity
to make so wise compromise?
, 1880-03-14

have any choice. They all ask If Tflden Is going
will be, and that's tho way It looks to me-"
''How Is 1t In Washfngton?'
''1n Washington tho general impression Is that
Tildcn will he the nominee. Newspaper men
tell me 50, and Judge from that more than any
thing else. as they arc generally pretty well
posted"
"What. as you understand tnom from Con-
Eressional standpoint, are Democratic chances
fur success?"
hurt the Democratic party immensely. It ia an
elephant which, l have no doubt, they wish was
off their hands, I doubt If the bill for his relief
will be takcn up at all again this session. There
is great feeling against it even among Demo-
Gratis. They find TINT they have made great
mistake III making this an 1ssue at ALL
, 1880-03-14
GI1T1CURA KESOLVENT.
(QQtticura
The Nen Blood Purifier
R ESoLV B NJ,
Fatal Humor$ Expelled,
Health Restored, and
Life PrOlouccd.

What nre Skin and Scalp Diseases hut the evt-
dence Of internal Humor ten times more difficult
to reach and cure, which floats In the blood and
Of life and filling the body with foul corr1t-
uons: What is consumption but gathering OF
Inherited Humors On tho lungs which rots
them: What are mental inflrmities, idiocy, and
early Insanity. but hereditary Poison choosing
the brain because the weakest organ? What
rheumatism and gout but accumulation Of
Scrofula in the joints and nutds7 What ulcera-
ton of the liver, Brjght's disease of the kidneys,
diabetes, wasting and degeneration Of tho uri-
nary organs, hcmorrhoids, hstuiu, and other
constitutional affections, but tho evidence Of
v1t1ated state Of the blood, q weakness, debil-
thrown OF unless assisted By medicine peculiarly
adapted to the purpose?
, 1880-03-14
CUTICURA RESOLVENT.

The CurIcunA REsoLvESr is assisted in cur
ing ali humors that appear upon the surface: BY
CUT1CUIA, a Mcdtcfnll Jelly, which arrests all
e1terna! symptoms Of disease, eats away deal
skin and flesh, ullnys inflammation, itching, and
reproduccs and beauties the hair by nllaylng
heat and irritation It contains no grcase, never
becomes rancd, and is natural Hair Dressing.
CurICuEA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, prepared
from CUr1CURA, for cleansing diseased Surfaces,
healing, softentng, refreshing, and heautify ing
the skin, Is Invaluable. 1t is toilet, bath, and
nursery luxury. CuT1cCRA MEDICINAL SHAW.
ING SOAP Is tho first and only medicinal soap
prepared expressly for shaving, and Is e1trava-
Eantly praised bT gentlemen.
, 1880-03-14

TIE London Lancet makes this sage re-
mark: "Thc man who resolves not to take cold
seldom does" The Lands theory is that tax
tng rold" is the result Of sufficient impression
If cold to reduce the vital energy Of nerve-cen-
,,es presiding over the functions Of certain or
eaas that sneczirg and shivcring arc efforts Of
nsfure to rouse the dormant centres, and ena-
h,p them to resume work, and avoid evil consc-
oueoces; and that there Is no more potent influ-
epce by which to restore the vital energy than q
stronR and sustained effort Of the will. No
doubt thore is much truth In this theory; and
there IS no month in NIL the twelve In which
there Is moro need Of putting any and every
tbeory into practice which lessons the chances
Of cold-taking than March. Those who fortu-
psie]y ward OF sore-throat, cough. and catarrh
eli the rest Of the year, often succumb during
this month, which has usually fully sustained it's
reputation Of being disaErecable and unwho]e~
some So that it all we need to do iB to resolve
10. 10 take coId,'' nc had better make the reso~
luton Instantly, and keep it in mind SO con-
stan.ly thct it will have its legitimate influence
upon our everyday life Moreover, whoever
feds cold looming On - should in the very be-
ginning fight against its approach with vigorous
determination. for If once the enem, gains
foothod it is not easily disiodgcd.
, 1880-03-14

<nn The appearance at the moon and planet
:, ,he time at efncrgcnce may be understood by
rrfercrce to the above diagram. Mars will be
- dpynces from the lowest point Of the moons
.,.c 1owar{ls the west; and 6 degrees from the
.nutbern cusp of moonlight, measured round
+he circumference Of tho moon.
Tho following urc the calculated dates Of
.mrrcepco, rs seen from the business part Of
Tho cty, in Dearborn Observatory time: Plan
cts southwestern edge in line with the moons
,,nh 6h. SIN. 5sss; exterior contact 6h. 33m.
1sbk The angular semi -dinmcters ut that time
.,e 80. and seconds of arc; that il, tho moons
apparent breadth. from one horn to the other. is
limit $50 times grenter than that Of Mars,
rhoreh the diameter Of the planet in miles Is
,hcut twice that Of the moon. OF course our
,eaders know the reason Of this; the distance
trom Chicago to the moon next Wednesday
evening will be only about one three-hundredth
nart Of our distance from the planet, though the
tso bodies will seem to be in contact
, 1880-03-14

NEWSPAPER correspondents are required,
before obtaining regular admission to the press
gallery, to sign certificate setting forth that
they are not, and will not become, interested In
any claims before Congress- The purpose Of
this is, VIC should judge from the new rules, to
prevent any Of tho lobbyists from getting away
from the floor, where their constant presence Is
tmpcratively demanded by members.
, 1880-03-14
PURIFY The BLOOD;

Eradicate the Viru. OF Disease by Constttu-
t1o"al md Local Treatment.
CuHCURA REsoLvENT is tho greatest blood
purifier, liver stimulant, and rcnoyator in medi-
cine. The elements OF disease cannot exist
where 1t Is freely and regularly taken. It purges
from the system every aebilitating huulor, i'm
proves the appetite. perfccts digestion, sttmu-
lates the liver and kidneys, opens the bowels,
aud makes over the ytttAted blood into pure,
v1taliztnH, and restorative fluid.
, 1880-03-14

Col Tom Scott and wife will leave for a
European trip about AprilL
A special service will be held at Lincoln's
grave, at Springfield, ut twenty-five minutes
pnst o'clock on the morning OF the 18th Of
april, that being the precise anniversary Of the
emancipator's death.
Among the candidates already mentioned
for the Judeeship Of the District Court Of Ken
lucky, made vacant By the death of Judge
Hayes, are Samuel Mckee Of Louisville, who
WAS in Congress with the President; Walter
Evans, James Speed, G. G. Wharton, and John
". Barr, all likewise of Louisville, and Daniel
n. Lindsay, Of Frankfort Evans and Lindsey
are looked upon rs rather In the lead.
The poets are beginning to come out of
their holes and sing. One Of thom sent In lit
tic lyric yesterday entitled moonlight Gum
DROP the first verse Of which reads as follows:
Little Aruu1inta Mcndie,
How your rosy l1b!nlB taste,
While stand here in the moonlight
With my arm around your waist.
I think hear your father coming
No, it is the bootjack humming
Through the air. Away III haste.
Goodnight, Eumdrop bright!
4 certain young woman. named Han nah
Slipped down On piece Of banana;
She shr1eked and oh, my'd!
And more stars she splcd
Than belong to the S&ar-Spang1ed Banner.
A gentleman sprang to assist her,
And picked up her mun and her wrtster;
.'Did you fall, n'am?" he cried;
"Do you think" she replied,
uIsat down for the fun Of It, MfsterT'
Boston girls have evening violin classes"
and the other evening distressing event
occurred in connection with one Of them. The
class was composed Of members Of the most
nr5stucrat5c families on Beacon Hill, scarcely
one of the young ladies' being without eye
alasscs Or blue stockings During the lesson the
Professor noticed that one Of the young ladies
,ras Dar{1r no attention to the performance,
and suddenly said to her: ''Niss ~, you bold
your bow wrong" "Yes, know" responded
tho fair creature, starting from her reTer1e
IT told Charlie only the other evening that It
would be ever so much nicer 1t he would SIT
right on my lap instead Of on one knee, and then
we could play leap year nwfully real" In the
painful silence that followed the class was dis
missed.
Twas only glance, but scornfnl glance,
And !. famed sLs dFeadsd re- dhanE aame; foo+
But it won heart frorn shame.
It was only dying mothers kiss
But p axays a5s Em ths mougbt of that sacred touch
drew her from evil ap&ce-
Twas only draught from the lnptd stream.
,raas sa: It ony sfTsS sSe 'a hs.essds ia@I stop
Yet it cheered the gloomy wife
-Coftcky Poet
Twas only pair Of checkercd pants,
Well known was the makers name.
It was ONLY little hutt'rfng bill,
Hut it want paid, al the same-
II WAS ouly fair haired naide1's kiss
On cheek that WAS cold as corse;
But the slobber that damsel made Of
Was enough to have watered horse.
It was only boot, box-toed boot
On large and buuioned foot
The silent stars looked down and snnaed
To see the young man scoot~
It vas only draught from the frozen deck
But it saved the players LIE.
He purchased himself an oFercoat%
And sealskin sacque for bis 81fe'
, 1880-03-14
WILL. CLOSE,

Sptefdf D5pdtcA % 78e Chicago 7f4buns.
NEW YoRK, March l3,-As the striking piano.
makers did not come to terms with Steinway &
Sons by this afternoon, according to agreement,
nil the piano. manufacturers wifi close their
factories on Monday. and keep them shut until
the Bteinway strikers come to terms This will
throw some 5000 men out of employment and
lose their wages, aggregating $4,000 to $4,000
, 1880-03-14

WALsINeuAM' repeats good story told
MIN by ". S. Gilbert A reporter who submitted
TO Gilbert his account Of an interview with him
had interpolated remark In which he, W S.
G,lnert, Esq, announced his intention Of marry
ing m american heircss. "But am a married
man! cried Gilbert, III dismay. ayes, but you
sec I thought tlat would end the article up
well" I" 1t would end me up well If Mrs. GU
bert and my friends in England saw It'll"
, 1880-03-14

-FITz JOHN PORTER has obtained from
Congress and the country the one thing OF all
others he didn't want,-dsoussion. The more
his case IS talked about, the blacker it looks.
Hc Is petitioner not only for back pay, but for
double pay: and, during part Of the time, at
least, since his retirement from the army. he
was in receipt OF larger income than he would
have been entitled to had he remained In the
6Rry+ifo
, 1880-03-14

THE New York Tribune has now received
1864 responses to its circular sent to all the
prominent Republicans in Pennsylvania asking
for their Presidential preferences. The footings
are: For Blaine, 1918; for Grant, go; for WASH
burne and scattering, Il. And yet this is tho
State whose machine has packed, or thinks it
has, solid delegation to the Chicago Conyen-
ton for Third-Termistnl
, 1880-03-14

January had made 80 good an impression that
theze was demand for more. 1t will be remem-
bered by our readers that the children thus sent
70 Western homes are those who are rescued
from tho streets Of New York, or who are
found without homes and friends"
, 1880-03-14

.Jnekson {A{iss} Cotnet.
There is On Hon: 4. J. Lewis in the Legisla-
there Is an Hon. !. !. Lewis in the Legislature
OF Mississippi, fr mClaborne County. We under
stand that the Louisiana Lewis is a tombstone
man. Years a9o our Lewis dealt in monuments
and marble. Both the honorable Lewlses are
lawyers, both married men, both Democrats, and
both poets Qud orators.
, 1880-03-14
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

For Ali Blood Hnnaor1,
Are prepared by WEEKS i; POTTER, Chemists
and Druggists, :B0 Westinghouse, Boston, Il
Front-st, Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill, Lon
Cur1CuRA small boxcs, 10 cents; largo boxes,
containing two and oae~half times the quantity
OF small, 81. REsoLvEST, 81 per bottle. CuTI-
cake. Cur1cuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR, Il
cents per cnko: IN bars, for BARRIERS and large
11nsl1uerS. 70 cents.
, 1880-03-14

SENATOR SHARON has not been very faith
full in his attendance upon the Senate; but in
the short time he has been in Washington he has
managed to make IN honest speech against the
iniquirous tariff system. There are men inCon-
gress who in twenty years have not been able to
de what Mr. Sharon has done.
, 1880-03-14

TIE Mexicans and Cubans have been
treating Gen. Grant badly, hoottng him and
keeping him under strict surveillance. They
bear him no iu-w1ll, but they hate bis country,
and that country will rcc!procate some fine
morning by gobbling them all up-all except the
Greusers and Spnuiar4ls.
, 1880-03-14

TIE Second is Republican ward By 800 to
400 majority, and it is the duty Of the Republic
ans, who pay % per cent Of the taxes OF that
ward, to excuse Mr. Sanders from further
service, and give AID. Ballard = colleague who
will aid him in his endeayors to save tho tax
payers and promote the public good
, 1880-03-14

The opportunity to try somebody for the
alleged attempt to bribe jurors in Judge Mo-
rams Court is too good to be lost The case
should be probed to the bottom.
, 1880-03-14
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arend's Knmys-. tho dalntiest of
foods and most potent tonic In form Of Il
pleasant beverage, mild mt1k-winc. Nothing
else 50 rapidly enriches the blood. Dyspeptfcs,
tho :scak and delicute generally, should drink
it. 1t affords immediate comfort, and often re-
stores henlth after all else has failed. To be had
only ut ITO Madison street.
, 1880-03-14

PEoF. SUMNER, Of Yale, writes in the
frtnee1on Rcricw:
lretect any theory Of natural rights which has
ever been propounded. Men are born without
any endowment 1T either physical or metnphys.
fcal good. 4 man is born to struggle, work, and
endure, as long as he can, by the expenditure OF
his energies.
This doctrine Was admirably illustrated by
frof Sumner himself when he made his celc-
hrated ant1-silver speech in Chicago. He proved
On that OCCASION not only that men are born
Without any endowment Of either physical or
metaphysical good,'' but that they sometimes
grow up and become Professors in colleges with
cut having time to acquire any.
, 1880-03-14
WONDERFUL CURES

FeFfoFmed by tue Eut1cUFa Ezefned1e8.
What cures OF Blood md Skin Diseases and
Scalp Affections with Loss Of Hair can compare
with those of the Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston,
State Senator Of Massachusetts; Aid. Tucker,
Boston; $. a. Steelc, Esq. Chicago: :. Il. Drake.
may be found IN future editions Of this paper2
, 1880-03-14

COUNT DE LEssErs wasn't asked to dinner
in Washington; and this little omission gr1eyed
him far more thnn the Presidents message