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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-28
O r q A N s
SECOND TO NONE,
LOWEST I'm RRICE-
h@what the Best Judges in Utah say about them

SALT LAKE, TTY, Aug 10th, 1880
thoroughly
O. CALDER CABINET ORGAN o B. land compared
makers, which Wio-W
and hays no hesitation pono9acng 10 be 81
and and that al things being considered second 70 none a.
calculated
- JOSEPH h RIDGES,
ii + = Bladder of tie Tabernacle Organ
@e-- - --s- CT. THOMAS,
Conductor Of ZtOSs Musical Society
T.. RADCLIFFR.
Organise andCJn Of Philharmonic Society.
ORSON PRATT, JR,
Y TAGGART
w. WEIHE
VSoasL Rearer Organs Musical In1nes
CHARLES SMITH.
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with ,,opjous Additions from otner mou'
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THE Decline and Fail Of the Roman Empire,
By EDWARD GIBBoy, Esq. VIVID Notes
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This 1.-THE fifth volume contains the notes
~ the other four volumes, and also the
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IYNCHBURG
JUDGE GRIPFIN's CASE SPEECHES-ScESE
IN RT-PERS0NAL EXPLANATIONS
JUDGE BOND-THE REPUBLICAN, QUARREL
NOTEs-PERSONAL, &C.

JUDGE GRIFFIN'S CASE SUPPLEMENTARY
IN cOURT-PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
JUDGE BOND-THE REPUBLICAN QUARREL
NOTES PERSONAL, &C.
(Ccrrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH 80, 1890.
AS telegraphed you last night, fhe trial
OF Judge Griffin resulted in hung jury,
but was as uear an acquttal as could come
10 mis-, there being only one dissenter-a
Republican, named Allen, FROM Amherst.
Mnjor cambridge, Of Winchester, closed the
defence in very able al gument. He opened
his speech with ptrscnal explanation as to
his connection With the case, stating that he
appeared IN the place Of Acknowledgement
Field, who, fer reasons already stated, bad
retired from the case.
lie said: ellis Honor, on Saturday. asked
me for whom l appeared, and after my re-
ply that L had the honor TO rep esent the
State, bis Honor remarked: Then you come
to assist the Atlorney-6eneral OF the stare
who retired from the case after the late de-
eision Of the Supreme Court From this
language infer that his Honor thought that
/, TOO, should retire."
Judge Riyes replied that be did not wish
TO be misunderstood: he recognized Major
Dandridge's right to argue the case, ana wa
not disposed to interfere 10 any way with
that right.
Major cambridge then proceeded 10 {
very clear and forcibie speech to discuss the
points In issue. He boldly asserted the su
periority OF the white race over the black
and their consequent greater f'ress for tb'
difficult duties Of the iury-box. But H.
according to Republican authority (Which
had instituted these proceedinss), the col
oref man Is so competent, wny Is he no
presiding over this court, and why got fl5
ing the cflicc OF district attorney Thu
duplicty Of that party touching Its proies
sions and practices IN regard 10 toe coloret
race was very wildly depicted. He yindi
gated 10 strongest terms The character Of
the sccused-an upright judge and honora
BILE gentleman.
Mr., Lufty, from BIS stsndpoint. made ,
very elective speech for ibe prosecution.
! During Its delivery . breeze OF excite
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A CoLORED JUROR TAKEN SICK.-ln the
Norfolk County Court Monday morning, IN
the case OF the Commonwealth Us. X.
White, for assault on the col0rcd girl Rutb
Cook, two darkies were drawn. They took
their places in the iury-box and listened to
the evidence and argument until about PIP.
NJ, when both coloIed brethren fell fast
asleep. When Captain George ID. Parker
commenced his speech for the prosecution
one of the sleeping darkies woke up with a
severe cramp colic, and his groans became
so loud and dsagreeable that Captain Par
ker with difficulty proceeded. Finally the
colicky Juror slid from his seat and doubled
himself up on the floor, and his groans he'
came worse than ever. This state Of things
created considerable excitement and upr0ar
amongst the spectators, and brought the
proceedings Of the court to standstIll
! Doctors were sent for ard the darby was
deIuged with brandy, DC. Further argu
ment was dispensed with, and when thC
sick Juror was sufficiently restored to sit nj
the case was given to the jury and verdic
[of acqulttal] quickly rendered.-Land
mark.
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A BALTIMORE FoRTUNE-TELLER FINED
Sarah L. A>he, OF Baltimore, was fined go
and costs by Justice Kreis Tuesday for prac
tic;ng the art OF fortune-telling at No. 24C
south Eutaw street. The witness against
the accused was Mrs. Mary Ann Clarke
mother Of the child Marian Amanda Clarke
whose mysterious disappearance from hel
home, No. 700 south Charles street, on Mon
day OF last week, has been noticed. Mrs
Clarke testified that she had given Mrs
Ashe fifty cents, and had promised to pa,
her $3.50 more for information about be-
child.
All that she learned. however, was that
rough.looking man had taken the child
which was now in the possession OF dark
skinned woman, and that she might "re
cover the child in two hours, two days, TIVE
weeks, or two months" Mrs. Clarke DIT
not complain to the police about the for
tune-teler, but in relating the means sh
had taken to regain her lost child mention
ed her visit TO Mrs. Ashe
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
ALMOST A RIoT-TBE JEFF. rREsIDENT-1Ht
WEATHER, &C.


WEATHER, &C.
fCorrcspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH 30 1880.
Monday being holiday, the usual number
Of negroes were in town. Whiskey was
more than usually INDUCED in, ana nights
were frequent. A difficulty occurred De-
tween colorcd man named Jones ana
student, the exact origin OF which cannon
be ascertained, which came near ending IN
disgraceiul riot. About O'Clock large
body Of students came down tie street
armed with clubs, ostenSiblv seeking the
man VINO had given offence TO one OF
their number. Failing to ind the
man they were looking FOR IN town,
they returned towards the University,
followed by a heterogeneous crowd
OF people, and wnen near llarris's foundry
they. turned down Lower-RidCc street ana
surrounded house where there was an en-.
lertainment OF some kind going on, aud
where they supposed this man Jones to be.
There they found 4 number OF cOlored men
who were all eager for the fray. Mayor
Harris, however, arrived in time to close
the doors OF the house and prevent egresS;
and perhaps the difficulty might have end
ed here but for the fOOlishnesS Of some OF
the negroes leaping from the wlndoWs' ana
in the melee that followed, in which CLUBS
and stones and pistols were Freely used, Il
negro man namel Carr received three shots
from some one in the crowd, neither
of which did serious harm-one in
each arm and one through the thin part OF
the Jaw, the ball lodging in his mouth. sew
eral OF the students were severely hufl WIN
stones and clubs in the hands OF the cnraSed
negroes. Finally, by the persistent Efforts
Of the Mayor and police, the students were
induced TO retire, and all became quiet
again. 1t is impossible to ascertain VINO IS
10 blame in this matter. Or course both
sides are the aggrieved parties. viewed from
a standpoint in which whiskey WAS The con-
| trolling influence. Several parties were ar
rested, and the law will be vindicatcd AS FAR
| as il is possible to ascertain tue offenders.
Later ia the evening, as Officer Moore was
carving a prisoner to jail, an aitempt to res.
cue him was made BY colored man named
Robert Jones, aud in the melee that ensued,
MIR. Moore, in striking at his as'allants,
made mis,ick, which was received by
Officer Worth, making quite painful
wound on the head. Alderman Payne
coming along at the time, summoned the
assistance OF other cOlored men standing
near by, and the prisoner, With his would
be rescuer, was safely lodged in jail. TEer'
were several other difficulties during thu
day, and the limited police force was KEEP
busy.
The excitement over the coming election
of final president in the jefferson Society 1
high, and the feeling between parties Is IN
tense. The candidates are Douglass Sher
ley, Kentucky; Lee Thorn, Maryland; W
S. Lefevre, Maryland.
There was a skim OF ice formed here las
night. The early peaches are all Killed
High winds are prevailing. QUIZ.
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A CLUB APPEAL IN A SUNDAY LIQUOR CASE.
The case OF the managers and officers OF the
Concordia Club. Baltimore, found guilty by
the decision OF the Supreme Bench OF sell
ing liquor on Sunday to a member OF the
Club, has been taken to the Court Of APP
peals by the Club, a. il was understood al
the time Of the decision Of the supreme
Bench would be done. Judge Gllmor dis
sen'ed from the decision. adherlug TO tue
decision made by him when sitting IN the
Criminal Court some gears ago, to The eiIeci
tina, members of an incorporated club like
the Copcordia or the Alston could be fur
mis- ed with liquors on Sunday at The ciuD'
house without violation OF the sunday
| liouor law.
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- n
v,,c,x,,--Thc question: OF nr VIVA. v "a
vrsS: .e w 10 70 h excited s, soms ,s se"-
eonc' sse because d the rivalry an.
!on ., rnown 10 exist between ~, Tue s, re
.erncss and the other parties 70 Tue S,a,e
s swn :. snswer The question sne VIII, come
Vol M TO The scratch and vote o sEa sno,
for the Democratic candidate "o"''"''e' Ut
For a century virginia has been regarded ,gn
40 The :. mother Of Presidents ano Tue LIMO. mo.
, a 'he states" and that eeni"rys history Is,
,os mi, Of incidents well calculated 70 III, ,ne
breast Of VirgIuiaus OF to-day WIN WI I"s, ha
bie nri ~ Immediately after the war sne,
in common with oil the other o.a'es vi ,nr
South fell into the hands Of ,ne po,l'iGa,
Phi,istines. but she was the hrst star o., ,ne
Nautical banner that waved over Tue re,
deemed south. BY her true PATRIOTISM and
her conservatism she threw OH me mem, snr"'u Ssn
and an, i led the way for Others to follow; She
NAV have her family troubles, BUT she can
vet he trusted to be true to nerseli anu 10
The principles which have made ner famous
among the other States oil the oh'oh'-
Charlotte IN. g. Observer.
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csused ly scene between ~.
n,s.s s,or I,ariej. caused by tue asscI.lyn
snu ms 49, In reratd to some statement 'nsus
Nv Lux inst he did not believe tpat ~
~ nauaV !, ,yheu he made II. THIS prompt
n .'s,,ght Major Daniel 10 his ieet, WI.
pa S snss no would not submit TO chargev,
,.,sasnod fsepsstion.l But Captain Lu..y
ssnei, RECLAIMED any intention oil mahihs
s,,ch charge. and quiet was res'oreu. H.,
Thus has ended, for the present. '"es'
Troublesome cases Of The Judges. c,r,
Irdsc Rond f. holding the Clrcui. oou.
,nss ynorning. and Is engaged as ! wiz
a." haoring The somewhat noted piock'
ade ease ri Ficklin rs. Blauton Duncan. y
w;I, occ,,py the entire day. one OIL '.'
counscI. Mr.. Keap, has been 10 Lohoon -
uoLc Investigations IN regard TO the case.
The Renublicsus OF tins city are u goo.
doai snIit IN The question OF straignlou
mr. an independent electoral ticket, anu az
having almost nightly meetings, III Whit
they roundly abuse each other.
NOTES.
There was a severe hail-s'oIm IN Neisoi
county on Sunday morning.
In Two weeks the Pittsv'vania ana frahh
I'm railroad will be completed: -
A pariy representing himself as "Dr. Il
q williams. of Richmond" was arrested
here Yesterday for swlndling colored man
Rev. G. M. Howard, evangelist, IS now
holding meeting at New Concord chufch
Campbell county. , .,
Miss iodine Payne, q very Dlignt youns
lady. daughter Of Major William Payne
who resides near this city, died on sunday
Peter Wright (colored). twice ccnylcle.
OF murder in the first degree by the Count 9
Couit Of Bedford, has been brought oaci
to this city for safe-keepipg. There ar il
fears Of ynching II he IS KEPT !" 'ho 30 n' ~
erty jail. II Is said that the case Is 10 go u
the Court OF Appeals again. The l6th
juno /; the day set for the hanging.
The announcement OF the appointment o
Colonel James Mcdonald to the once o
Commissioner OF Railroads is received VIII
very great pleasuIesby his man! irlends II
this section of the state.
The air is crisp and the sun bright to-day
TELEPHONE.
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In the Norfolk Common Council on Tues
day, on motion Of Captain Ludlow, COM
mittee composed OF three from the Common
Council, two from The Select, two from the
citizens at large, and the presidents OF the
two Councils, was agreed upon to visit Mr..
Huntington. president OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, and present TO him the
superior facilities and advantages OF Nor.
folk as terminus for that road.
United States Commissioner Fowler hav-
ing committed Ballenger and Nowland (who
submerged the edition OF the Liberal In the
Potomac river on the charge OF "piracy,"
Judge Hughes has been applied TO to review
said conclusion on writ OF hdbeds corpus.
George Mitchell, painter In San Fran
cisco, has been arrested on charge OF In
sanity preferred by his employer. He be
0 ,sne insane over the IL, IS. "A puzzle, ADD
covered the floor and walls with ngures Ia
attempts 10 solve Il,
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4 suit has been brought in the Supreme
Court against the New York Life insurance
Company to compel an accounting Of the
dividend funds Of that company. A num-
Der Of its polcy-holders reside IN The SOUTH
ern States, who complain OF discrimination
against them, and have accepted the civil
bends made OIL their policies under protest,
and the action is brought in their behalf.
Judge Daniels yesterday decided 10 send
the case TO the special term for determi-
nation OF the rights Of the parties without
prejudice to a subsequent application for an
accouuting.-N York. Journal Of Com
merce, 31St.
Kemb!e. the fugitive from Peunsylyani;
Justice, left New York Tuesday. He SAID
lac was going back home.
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PITTSYLVANIAC COUNTY.
SERIOUS DIFFICULTY FROM DRINKING AMI
GAMBLING.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dspa'ch
CALLAND's, VA, March 80, 1880.
On toe 29tb instant officially occurred
at William Cousins's store between William
Fuller and Mangle Hill while gambling aud
drinking, which resulted in Fuller shoot
ing Hill in the left side. The bail fortll-
na,elv struck rib and glanced out, nflct-
ing a painful but not dangerous wound.
Fuller surrendered himself to Justice Aus
tin, and his trial is set for the second Fri-
day ia April. 1t is said Fuller was iuStit-
able in the shooting, as he was rctreatiug.
OCCASIONAL.
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nj COHEN BROTHERS NOW OFFER
the largest stock of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS ever presented In this state. Their
prices are ALWAYS GUARANTEED against New
York houses.
Also. all the various NOVELTY DRESS GOODS In
silk and wOrsted material;
2j pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE AT
55r the lowest value Of which l. Csc;
4O.INCH.WIDE ENGLISH CASHMERE at 25c.;
MARsFILLE> QUILTS at G5c.;
HEAVY MARsEILLEs QUILTS at sl75, $3.50
and s3, the value OF which is fully II more
Also, Il large stock of CROCHET QUILTS under
value:
yard under value;
A new lot Of TORCHON aud other LACES:
25 GOSSAMER CIRCULARS at SO The value OF
which Is Sc;
Alsc, LADIES' and CHTLDREN'S RURBER CIR
CULARS at one half their value. NH ~
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REApJusrERs FOR THE Dem oCKAI
NOMINEE. correspondent nas !us.
read letter from n prominent gentleman
in Fiuyanna county, Virginia VINO was
opposed to the McCulloch bill. lie now
saws democrats will under no circum-
stances be led to support any t3lrd party
ticket. The most rabid Readiusiers refuse
TO swallow the gilGed Republican ban
The action Of the repudiatiDg Assembly has
certainly reuniied the party in ms conn.
ty. They can never again get majority"
gentleman Just returned from Aibemarle
county tells me also that X. W. wyatt,
Esq, leading Readjusier OF that county
Mt The last election. and one who probably
rendered that party as much service as any
other man save DIR. Massey in bis county,
is utterly opposed to the unpledged cleo
toral ticket, will have nothing to do WIN
if. and will make it his businessto see that
ali with whom he hss influence adopt the
same course. He says the State debt has
nothing to do with national politics, and lie
is opposed to all who attempt to unite tnese
two natural incomDatibilities.- WdShtng
ton letter. alexandria Gazette.
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Meeting Of the Conservatives Of Cum
hprrnnH.

The Conservative party Of Cumberland
is requested TO assemble at the courthouse
on Monday the 26th OF April. beng court
day, for the purpose of appointing dele
gales to the State Convention OF The 10 b
OF May. WILLIAM HOLMAN,
| County superintendent.
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M COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, MARCH 29TH,

pieces NEW DESIGN BLACK SILK GFENA-
DINE at 7jc. yard The value of which IS SLID
Is pieces MEXICAN ME:H-sIEK GRENADiNE
at 4Oc. the value OF which Is Goo.
Also. a large variety in SATIN STRIPES, DE-
MASSE, and other new effects;
All shades of ALL.wOOL BUNTING at from 20
to Csc;
2 cases of NOME BUNTING, in light and dark
colOrlng', ut 1885,;
A fun variety Of DRIES GOODS, in all their va
rious new ccsigus and colorings;
LUPIN's PURE CAMEL's-HAIR HUNTING at
9Oc. yard the value of which is fully sl.4o;
Also, the FRENCH BUNIINGS, at 40, 90 60, and
75c.;
IS pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK FRENCH GAUZE
at 45c.;
Also. 25 pair REAL.LACE CURTAINS, in new
DESIGNS at very low prices;
pieces BLACK SILK at 1925 the value OF which
is$l.75;
A large variety of new effects in SUMMER SILKS.
mh III
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FANCY GOODS.
xxx BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME POCK EFT. CUTLERY, black or white
handles two blades at Csc /; two three, or four
blades, at 80, 60. aud 75c., warranted; stout
Knives Tor boys. two blades, war; anted. at 20
and 5Oc.-elggant: Pearl or Sheli-IIandle
Knives of the best quality, for gentlemen and
ladies'. for 81;
HANDSOME POCKET and SlDE-BOOh@' LOT
gentlemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER-CARRIER al
sl.1O worth S1.7j;
Il wo or three new patterns In LADIES POthfl-
ROCKS, in addition TO the very fine a sort ment
already In stock;
Another lot of SILK UMBRELLAS. similar to
those we have sold so many Of during the past
winter (Ie anufactu ed especially for u>l when
we offer ut 81 so and 1925, viii h, although
not quite as cheap, are an immense bargain. In
Scotch Bingham and Cambria we SIN offer the
same assortment, from which We have sold over
$50 during these last heavy rnns.
F,nv 81, les FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
| tho common to fine Iyory stock, al soc
,he entire line OF OIL PAINTINGS. in Gilt
Frames. marked down from - to sl.5O;
| large lot of CHROMOS, In Ca we'd Walnut
NJ re Of those handsome WALNUT and GILT
| Another lot of SATCHELS and LARGE TRAVEL
| LING-VALI rs. Of all grsces;
25 ,iozpn TIN CUsPADORkS -four colorsl at soc.
| a pair: . ~,, e.,.e...
| Handsome LAVA and TERI GOTTA CUSPA-
DOKEs, IN Jap'nese aud Egyptian cecora-
tons al 81 pair: - - ~
.no'h.r lot OF GtNTL EDfEN'S FINE CHAINS at
from 90 to 80, warranted for fifteen years;
| Now nattcrns in HAIR CH AIN and SILK
| GUARDS trimmings warranted for three
years, 81: - 80
IWA\DSOME FAILS and CHARMS at 81 and 81
| All sizes TEA.TRAYS al very low prices:
J \ large lot Of BASKETS-NIarket. Lunch. Traye''
ling. and shopping-at 5Cc., 75c., 81, 81 20
| FL.0WER-BASKt1 ) ut 10. 20, 80, aud SOC;
| Al grades OF y LAYIN CARDS, Including
Harris paid back. red corners with sd3teL
CHiPs. DOMlNOEs, CHESS, BACKGAMMON
lsPRIVG-RACK MUSIC FoLIos,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
| AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
| PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Sc. sc.
Large as. OrlmOnt Of LAMI'S-throe styles trim
| mings w. a. ~ ENFNS,
| AMI 800 Broad street.
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The Central Presbyterian Of 'n's WeeM
contains calm and weIl.considcred reply
to the card published 10 the D'spa'o" ". ~" =,
day las, week BY the Rev. +. ID. MOORE o'
Kentucky.
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OPTICIANS.

rTO REGAIN YOUR sIGaT .esx@
FOX Csc. ~ ~
cal at 22s Broad stree, and get pair OF $500, a,
CI.ts or EYE-GLASsES. .arge Assor.ino'. ~ ~
srnerior quality alwa SIS on hand. Prices irum zoe
upward sslifully adjusted 20 The eve hy
Practical Oplician Wa chtnshe''. and Js~eii,r.
22S Hfoad street tsgepl !or w, u, towpalnh
pah 6-3ln
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LETTINGS.

ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONs wv
N are cordially invited 10 attend stated S/lnsStr
conyocaiion Of L. | & NJ n ID RorA AL xtSzc 81
ARCH CHATTER, No. 3, at the Mas0ns -
Hall on Franklin street. THIS lThursday! EVE
MING, April LIST. A. ID. 1880, A. l.. $3.50, X. a. NJ.
24lO, at 7 O'Clock.
BY order OF the NJ. v. II. L: 49,.
spilis GEORGE f. KEESEE, Secretary.
w EsT.END BENEFICIAL AND So
w CIAI, sOCIFTY.-Ofiicers and members OF
this society are requested 10 attend the meeting
,rHIs III hnrsdsy) EVENING, At their han, pune
tually at 8 O'clock. s,,,.,, -, =, 49,.
Tho ssMI.ANNUAL BANQUET will be given
promptly at o o'clock.
By order OF tho President. e
ap iii G. w. TYLER, Secretary.
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coleA We hardly know how 70 corre q
them. Perhaps somebody who knows wiz
GIVE us correct list Of dcaegatesfo tue Con
veofion OF 1868.
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AN IMMORAL EXECUTIVE CLERK.-There
is considerable gossip going OH about the
removal OF Charles Chapman, who, untli
about Il month since, has been one OF the
executive clerks at The Executive Mansion
since Grants second administration. Chap
man was well known 10 all frCquenters OF the
White House. He was known TO be OF Il
very fast disposition, and it has been sur
prise to many that he managed to hold bis
Mace as long as he did. President Hayes
attention was not called TO his conduct I'M
eli about month ago. lie then had an eX-
animation made, which satisfied him that
Chapman was entirely too fast and immo'
raj. and he ordered that notice be given
Chapman that his services were no longer
needed. He went out accordingly. Chap
man had about two hours work TO do every
morning, and received for it $4,000 pei
wear, and until last year $1,000 per annum
His wife, who lived ut Seneca Fails, y. T.
YVES in this city lat week looking for him
but was not able to find him. washington
letter. Baltimore Sun.
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DEATHS.

pied on the 3Otb of Man ch, at her residence. on
the Craigfoa road, Mrs. ELIZ NBETH LAKEWOOD
IA n eighty third year of her age.
Her friends and relative are requested 10 ailend
her fuI eral from the above residence Gu THURS
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