The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-16
THE MYSTERIOUS FIGURES.

THE MYSTERIOUS FIGURES.
The Indiana Mania Reaching New
YOrk-SiMgular Facts and RumOrs.
Gen. Patrick H. Jones has left the
800.
Col. Sidney De Kay trains with the
800.
Gen. Lloyd Aspinwall remains with
the 399.
Gen. Daniel Z. Sickles is no longer
one II the 80.
The Hon. Samuel B. H. Vance is
trying to unravel the 800 puzzle.
No corps, division. or brigade flag
in the army bore the figures 3S9.
An effort to chalk the figures 800
on Judge Cowing's bench has failed.
There are $50 election districts In
Dr.. Polar Hayes's Assembly district.
The Hon. Thomas G. Acton unused
over the figures 500 yesterday morn
ing.
Sheriff Bowe suggests that Garfield
clubs limit their membership to 3S9.
Ex.Alderman Matt. Stewart is look
ing for the man who chalked 80 on
his hat.
Gen. Dan Butterfleld saw the fig
ures 800 yesterday, and came out for
Hancock.
A heartless Democrat took the
Hon. Jacob Hess into 399 Sixth ave.
nue. last night.
1t is rumored that Inspector Byrnes
will prefer charges against police Of
acer No. 500.
The Hon. Edwards Pierrepont un.
derstands the meaning OF 399. He
il q Grant man.
Letter Carrier No. 329, being an
out-and.Out Garfield man, was not
assaulted yesterday.
The Hon. Bernard Biglin was run.
ming about the city yesterday with
$3.50 In his pocket.
Gen. Chester A. Arthur has not
openly expressed his opinion con-
corning the figures $50.
It isreported that John I. Daven.
port washed 800 from bis office door
yesterday morning.
Judge Morgan threatens 800 days
for the man who adOrns him with the
mysterious figures.
Somebody chalked the figures $50
on the back OF Col. Michael w.
Burnes. yesterday afternoon.
It IL said that Gen. Arson McCook
Will advise the disbandment OF Post
SO Of the Grand Army.
Horace II. Claflin, q Garfield mer.
chant, received $50 letters yesterday,
and preserved bis temper.
It would be imprudent for any gen.
tleman to chalk the figures 500 on
Gen. Francis G. Barlow's hat.
The Hon. 8. y. Cox says that there
are $50 reasons why Garfield should
not be elected President.
Counsellor James Oliver suggests
that Marshall jewell remove bis
headquarters to $50 Fifth avenue.
| 4 prominent Republican pays 1898
premium for q pew In the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher's church.
| Alderman Foster threatens to chalk
the figures $50 on the boots OF the
President Of the Board Of Aldermen
\ We hear that ex.Alderman Brady
|of the Eighth Ward and Henry G.
Leask are carrying scrubbing brushes
Il II said that there Is q standing
order In the offices OF the Times and
Tribune against printing the figures
One OF Winterbottom's carriages
rolled through the street last even
ing adorned with the mysterlou
, figures.
. Stand 500 in Washington Marke
IL doing q fair business, and report
no falling off In Republican patron
age.
Mark Lanigan says that 1t is ex
Q actly 3s9 miles from Mentor, O., t
e Washington, and adds that he ha
Q measured 1t.
}, A rumor that the Garfield men vii
: fire 500 guns when Grant come
}. home In October is doubtless w
!. founded.
J It 10 said that the Republican ter
! ants at $50 Broadway threaten I
3 move unless the number ofthe builC
4 Ing 70 changed.
An indignant Republican threaten
Q ed to whip q carman yesterday bt
= cause his Custom House license va
]. numbered so.
], Judge 0edney threatens to con
b NIT for contempt OF court any ma
. who Is found In bis court room wit
It q piece OF chalk.
81 Courteous Democrats, In writin
Y letters to Republicans, should Inv
. riably stamp the figures 899 on tt
= corner Of the envelope.
q There is no truth In the report th'
70 so Vice. Presidents will be chosen
e the next grand Republican demoI
70 stration In this city.
!. The Hon. James Barclay says !
r has bought five pounds Of chalk t
r missionary work In the Ninth War
:. The market for mops is steady.
. No gentleman with Q proper q
" probation Of biz personal wella
e would inscribe the figures 3S9 on Il
>. chair OF Judge Jacob Patterson.
,e Patrick McMullin chalked the d
!. ures 80 on the sidewalk 10 front