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Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
eUR wAsHIAaTON LETFkR.

Matters ~ InseFsst OeeuYr ring In
sno Nations Oapsfal-T Thv NonI
ase.
Special Corsspondsu = u ths REPUBLICAN,.
WAsRISsros, D. c., Aarch a.
The Chamber now occnpied by the
Supreme Court Of the United States
was formerly the theatre Of mauy Of
the erandsst forensic efforts in the his.
tory Of our con ntry. Since 1857, how.
ever, the Supreme Court has held its
sessions therein, and IL is well adapted
for such q purposs. The Court as
originally constituted consists of nine
judges, but the illness Of Justices Gilt
ford and Hunt, and the resignation Of
Justice Swsyne, makes the number six
only. Chief Justice Waite has Jus
tiees Miller, Bradley ami Woods upou
his right hand, and Justices Field aud
Harlan on bis left. The Court COM
mAnds the respect and confidence oI
the Bar, although not as impressive
in the appearance Of It's members ~ in
its former construction. As "tne cour,
OF last res ort" its jud .msnts are always
looked for and upon with auxiety and
r speot by lttigants and counsel.
Yesterday, out Of turn, the argr ment
iu tne case Of Neal under sentence Of
death, interesting and important as
Involving the right of colored men to
sit as Jurors in the State Of Delaware,
was heard. Mr.. Anthony Higgins
represented the prisoner, and was ably
assisted by ex.Attoruey General DsvoD;
George Gray, ESQ, as Attorney
General, arguing for the State. With
the peculiarities OF tue cass you have
kept your readers fully and intelligent.
ly xcq uain ted, and / mead not, there
fore, rscapitulate. SnficieUt To say
"the right Of coiored men 70 vote" and
"pRri passu, the right to sit on the
jury" as confirmed BY the l4th and
18th Amendments Of the Constitution
Of the UnitSd States, WAS the point a,
issue.
With the ability Of the counsel fur
nished by the STATE Of Delaware In this
case, your readers are entirely familiar
both acquitted themselves with emf
nsnt credit to the people Of Delaware,
and to themselves no less. Each side
limited to two hours. 1t required mel
Of no mean legal acumen to coudence,
an1 yet to bring to the knowlenge Of
the Court the points Of difference.
The audience was large, and counsel
lors in attendance unusually distin
guished amongst whom were ex
Attorney General Williams, hon. W
M'Eee Dunn, Hon. jeremiah Wilson
W. T. Otto, Esq, +. q Smith, Esq.,
R. T. Merrick, Rsq., y, H. Hackett
Bsq., W. D. DAvidgs, Rsq., James P
Tustin, Rsq., and many others in Gus
tomsry attendance.
/ observed Hon. ]. W. Houston, ex
Marshal Dunn, Senators Bayard and
|Saulsbury attentive observers Of dis
cussion so vital to the interests Of tht
State they represent.
The decision Of the Court will doubt
less be rendered at an early day, foras
much as criminal cases always TAX
precedence at the bar Of the Court
Members Of the Court piled the oounse
with interrogatories, and obtained
thorough insight into ilt operations o
your State government as espesiall.
applicable to the rights of colored pso
pie. But close.
Francis Vincent, Bsq, whose com
manding presence always attracts at
tention, Is now in Washington, tn
picture Of health, and enjoying an,
displaying exuberanoe Of spirits.
| "OBsgRvgR.n
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Frem Pavsonal ExpsYime emit.

Fellows Hypophosphites differs from
sll hitherto produced, in composition,
mode Of preparation, and In general
effects, and Is sold in its original form.
1t was developed from actual personal
experiment, embracing many months,
while the inventor was suffering from
pulmonary consumption and nervous
debility. The good results following it,
first use have since been repeated In
numerous other oases.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Among hhA LmfAaf

arrivals in Washington is Mrs. Agnes
jerks of New Orleans. She does not
look whit older than when badgsred
by General Ban. Butler as q witpeaE
before the famous Potter Committee.
She does not aspire to either style or
oddity in dress. She wears the same
potable hat with the psaoock's feather
as Of yors. and otherwise was complete
Iy enveloped in gray ulster.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Tho POpuaar Demand,

30 great has been the popular de-.
mand for the celebrated remedy, Kid.
uey-Wort, that it is having an immense
sale from Maine to Californis. Some
have found it incopvenieut 10 prepare
II from tns dry compound. For such
the propri4to now prepare # in liquid
form. This can be procured at the
druggists. 1t has preoissly the same
effect as the dry, but is very ooncen.
trated, 50 that the doss is much
smaller.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
A AmarE Boy.

1t Ia wonderful what fools boys are.
A charming widow Of our city owns 8
Moe boy, and man from St Paul wants
to be appointed deputy father to the
lad. 1t was only last Snnday that
while the 81. Paul man wss strolliug
down Chestnut street with the lad, he
asked: "Bub, does your mamma bang
her hairf" and that fool boy answered:
"Oh, no; but you ought to have seen
her bang dads head. Guess the min.
lister didn't know every y,hing when he
told pap to prepare to die. Prepare |
why, he was aching to die"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
AnOthes Victim to Rsrpesual
M0tn0n.

A farmer near louisville, Ind, found
the dead body Of an unknown m su In
sitting position, with his head propped
aBaiust tsee and his right hand
thrown scross his lap tightly grasping
a revolver, one chamber Of which was
empty. Further examination develop
I'd a case Of suicide, for It was evident
that the stranger had fred one shot in
HIS right ear, the bullet causing instan-
taneons death. The remains have been
identified IS those Of Charles Bette, q
mschinist by trade, in the employ Of
the Bsgle Works, and resi- ling at $50
Sosth Alabama street, Indianapolis. A
purse containing fraction over sl4 and
numerous papers and memorandum
constituted the remainder Of his effects,
aud we're in an undistnrbed condition:
For many years Mr. +. has spsnt much
OF his spare time in trying to solve the
problem of perpetual motion, and IL is
sad that at one time he psrfsete mae
hine which ran three years without stop
ping. Its failure, AZ the time he was
hopeful Of success, discouraged him
greatly and had more or less Influence
upon his mental condition.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Tho Lake View Trngodx.

CHICAGO. March 2!,--It seems that
Young Seymour, who perpetrsted the
murder and then committed suicide at
Lake View, last night. had b bseu q sui
tor for the hand Of Grams young daugh-
ter. Seymour was is years old. she l6,
and the father objectsd becau go Of their
extreme youth and OF Seymour's reck-
lessness and disreputable manner Of
lite. Seymour drove from Chicago 70
Lake View with young girl Of bad
character, telling her 10 was going to
get some money there and would divide
with her. The girl drove back when
she heard the fatal shots fred, and told
the story. Mr.. Cram was most worthy
and respectable man, in comfortable
circumstances. Seymour was also Of
good family.
HAEover, n. II, March 22.-Charles
Cram who was murdered in Chicago
ast night, was the father ofM. D. Cram,
OF the senior class Of Dartmouth College,
well known IS the famous catcher Of
Dartmouth Base Ball Club. The SON
started for Chicago 10 day
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
The w Gather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal OfiNer, Washington, MarOh "a
.. m.
Indications for Thursday--For the
Middle States, warmer, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. northwest to south
west winds, stationary or higher bar
ometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
up EOlAL MENT1OM.
Dr. Eimms' white Puimonte
nAlHana.

TIE sale Of this remedy during the
las, year has been unprecedented for
Eexceeds ing any year Of the twenty-eight
1ei iu man nufacture by us. 1t Is certain
'ly the most reliable Of any in throat
and lung diseases, and more 10 be &C.
pended on by consuuptives with the
'sppsudsgs treatment thsn any other
preparation. We can refer 70 many
persons In our city. Splendid in
eou CHS, sore throat, Group, &c. so cts.
\ and q. Main depot, 4th and King sts /;
NPhila., 602 Arch street. SID BY best
druggis,s and dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
MAlRtaHA0ny.

Miss Katie Sayers, residing at No.
225 Shiplty street, was united in mar
.iage last evening to Mr.. John II,
Cook, an employee Of the Jackson 4
Sharp Company. Long before the hour
announced for the wedding to take
place, the relatives and friends Of the
happy couple had arrived, and ~ . 3C
O'Clock, the pastor Of the First Preshy'
tsrian church, Rev. r. B. Duval, enter.
cd the psrlor followed BY the bride and
groom, the bridesmaid and groomsmsn
coming next. The bride was sttired
in q very beautiful purple silk and in
her hand she carried handsome
bouquet. The groom was dressed In q
black bro ldoloth salt. The brides
maid, Miss Ida Grubb, neiee Of the
bride Vas dressed In white satin. Mr.
John Ssylrs, brother to the bride,
acted as groomsman. After the mar
riage ceremony reception was given.
The presents were large aud numerous
At midnight the couple took the train
for Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
At Sh osf1 . sale.

\ Y "A, two o'clock on Saturday afternoon
ne folio wing properties will be sold
"a public sale by 5hsrld Clark at the
Court House:
One thrse-story brick house, on the
horlh side Of Front street, between
West and Washington s!reetF, he prop
kriv Q, Samuel C. Anderson.
One three story brick house, ON the
sas. s,ds Of Pine street, between Tsy-
1or and Eighth streets, the property ot
Amr,ih Hlil,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
soutber. Election Fran ds.

WAsH,xsroH, March 24.-Among thp
subjects discussed by the Republican
caucus yesterday, was the suggestion
that the Senate should, at the present
session, appoint q committee Of seven
to investigate violations Of the election
laws, and report at the next sess on as
to the action necessary for q preventa-
ton Of the same. No decision was
reached. II there should be an extra
session OF Congress, the House would
be able to provide tor suoh an investi
CATION; but II the House should not
come together until next Winter. some
Senators are In favor Of making the
sxamin atisn from the Senate end ofthe
Capitol. The committee, II appointed,
would proceed to consider the violation
Of the election laws in Southern Con-
gressional districts.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
state of tine Fhermeuu e,sr

at the RRuBLCAE ONCE, on Thursday
morning, March "a:
O'Clock, IL O'Clock, IL o'clock,
/ 800 400 49c
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
List Of tsAl o..
MRrch

"a, Jas. u. Mackey, W. y. Greek Hid.
"a, II. W. Zimmerman. Newark.
"a A. W house. Onadds' Ford.
%, Wa. s. doodley, Del. Co., n.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Peace RstsDltshe I'D.

LoESos, Tuesday, March 22. 1881.
A dispatch from Prospect Hill to day
says that an armis.iee Of iorty. eigh,
hours has been concluded in order to
terminate the n egotia:ions. The terms
Of the truce are that all the arms, mu.
nitions and other property captured
by either side during the hostilitiss
shall be restored; thst the Trans
vaal shall be granted independence,
subject to conditions to be hereafter
settled by q Royal Commission, and
that the Boer Government shall begin
to exist after the Commission shall
have made its report.
Captain Elliott's murderer Ia to be
delivered up to Justice.
A despatch from Burban says that
the Beers have accepted the British
terms, including the cessation OF the
war and the appointment Of Royal
Commission. Peace is regarded as as.
sured.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
.,,,,,. ..,, to Become . Farner.

A runner lupt AZ iTvA "J
ain, Manitoba, says that Sitting Ball,
itb sscpt 100 lodges and 500 or 500
Indians, is still there. and says he bas
n intention Of returning 70 the United
Etstes, but will 90 to farming there, or
hove on 10 the Saskatchewan and 60 to
EYm.ng. Black Bull says there are a
:oed many young men in their camp,
nose rsla,ion. have surrendered. and
5hey are d .sirous Of joining them, and
nay conclude to Surrender, but those
No have their families will MOT sur
lsnder.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
HankiIa's Esverite PILLS.

IN. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sug n
coased) move the bowels easy BY acting al.
reotly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of tho liver;
In doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains In
the right or lett side or through the limbs,
Indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, we W
hack, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs. biliousness, general
weakness and other bodily inhrmities sra
cured. They positively operate without
bowels costive. AZ plendid, easy, purgattve
and liver cure. 2s cents and q bex. Main
pot, eth and King sts. Philadelphia 6o2
A Oh street. Sold by dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

William Me4res as nominated for
Mayor OF Cincinnati yesterday by the
Democrat.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
u ia n lamentsble fact that thousands

II is Q lamentsble fact that thousands
regard an affection of the throat Or
lungs, such as coughs, colds or hoarsa'
ness, With extreme indifference. These
cmplaints are often but the forerunner
Of consumption, and can be instantly
CURED by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 2s
.ents . bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
a GARD.

TO oil who arc suffering from tho errors IN
ibdiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
carly decay, loss Of manhood, etc.,, Will send
you o recipe that will cure you FREE OF
srsd BY missionary in South America.
Send q self.addressed envelope to tho Rsv.
IoslRH T. lnnAH, Station l., New York
CiU. 1SlyW
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

YNOR RENT IA BASEMENT ROOM,
10 suitable for an otiloe or bu iuess place.
J. MARIS,
mar2+tf No. col Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

yXYANTED.- TO BORROW $4,000 AT s
w per cent. on q first-class mort9ags.
Address T., hRPUBLIOAN 0thce. m8rA-tt
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

NOTlUE.-FEW MORE STALLS FOR
~ rent at McColley Bros. stable, corner
Of Second and Poplar streets, Wilmington,
Del. inar22t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
A GARD,

We very respectfully inform our
many customers and the public geDer-
ally that we will move on or abont
March 25th from our old stand, No. 3O6
to No. 9l4 King street, where we hope,
by strict attention to business and
tquAre dealing, to merit continuation
si the liberal patronage We have always
enjoyed. Groceries and country pro
duce will be sold wholesale and retail
at the lowest cash prices. Weloh,
Eharp 4 Co., Commission Merchants,
.Who holesale and Retail Grocsrs.
POTATOES aad Fruits.
N. l. Janney's, 30S King street, is
lhe sure place to get your potatoes,
EusrGuteed clear Of frost. Prime stock
a all varieties. A special lot Of pota-
soes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
b all kinds at reasonable prices.
Spring style Silk mats
bow ready $500, $3.50 and "a %, at
Tayio ior's hat factory, A West Second
streei. The LARGEST stock Of nobby silk
Ind fe.. hats in the city, and sold at
Factory prices. Buy Of the maker. Call
and be convinced.
To tho Farmers.
~ II you want choice Maine seed pota-
soes for planting, buy them this week
before they make rise. We have in
etoEe Rarly Rose, Burbsnks, Snowflake
and Peerless potatoes. Smelts x Co.,
l3 BAst Fourth street.
Big, BIG, Big Measure.
IS oysters to a quart; prime oysters,
solid measure, 80 and 40 cts. per quart,
or fvs quarts 81, at AinscoW's, No. I'll
shipley street.
All our ranges and stoves warranted.
Call and see the large number Of diff
ierent patterns. Offering at the lowest
prices. H. +. PiOkels, 7 and East
Fourth street.
A. P. jackson h Bro, 515 Tatnall
street, will do your painting and paper
hanging in the very best manner and
q. most reasonable prices. Our wall
papers are the very latest styles.
Remember that sutterley & Sawyer,
800 Market street. are copying old pic
lures at very low prices and any size
you want. They guarantee first class
work.
Wooley's Salve, Universal Salve,
Hieskel's Ointment, Trausk's Magnetic
Ointment and Swsyne's Ointment, for
sale by J. H. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth
and Poplar streets.
Wells, Richardson & Co.'S Butter
Color, In three sizes, at Taylor 4 Full
n lsrton's, Apoihecaries, No. 302 King
street.
II you are in want Of a fine French
diagonal frook or cutsway suit, you
can get it at Ash's, 7O6 Market street
All the popular dyes in the market
for sale at Ressg's German Pharmacy
Front and West streets.
That wide Awake range Of Qrigg's
At Ninth and Shipley streets, Is verJ
handsome and q frst-class cook.
New gravel and plastic slate roo
put on and repaired by Z. Mitchell
jr., 80 Wsst Front street
The cheapest place to buy -four aut
get your grist ground is at the Steam
Mil, 30s West Front strest.
Go to Smeltz & Co. for your apples
potatoes and all kinds Of produce, No
l3 East Fourth street.
Go to Quigg, cor. Ninth and shipls,
streets, for your stoves. The ohsapes
place in town.
B Tea canisters, scales and scoops, 70
storekeepers, at z. A. Psrry's, 50
Market street.
IN Buy your potatoes and apples {
{ snelts & Co., l3 East 4th street, an
save money.
a GARD.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

VIVIAN NrED-l0O PAIRS UF CHICKENS.
w N. b. APPLETON,
mar1hd&wtt Third Street Market.
NOR RENT.-A VERY DESIRABLE
IL residence, No. 9l2 Jefferson street.
mAr2St12.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

ENOh SALE-A HANDSUME OOUN.
H try place with 20 acres OF land, fine
buildings, large lawn, situation not surpass-
ed, near to railroad station. everything to
MAKE a desirable home. about two miles be-
yond the terminus OF kennett Pike. For
particulars address HIT. WAY,
mar22tl2td-2tw Ham orton, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

ENOR kENT.-rHE SIN ,TH SHOP AND
IL dwelling at Mt. Cuba, on Delaware
Western Railroad, ChristtRna HID.
mar1o5tdltw JAM ES LEACH
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

xxYANTED.-A GOOD SMART COL
w ored hoy at Smyths iowefry store,
No, Sll Market street. marz4ft
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

UyANTED.-A MIDDLE A1ED WO-
w man wishes o situation for general
housework. Apply o2l Christiana street.
marAt3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
To tho Farmers.

a II you want choice Maine seed pota-
soes for planting, buy them this week
before they make rise. We have in
store Rsrly Rose, Burbsnks, Snowflake
and Peerless potatoes. smelts & Co.,
l3 EAst Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTS,
D1SSoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

DlSSOLUTION OF PARTN ERSHlP.
notice is hereby given that the Iartner-
ship here 10 fore existing between the UNDER
signed, under the firm name OF Scott l.
Hei sler dealers in foreign and domestic
fruits, &C No AIS King street, has this day
been dissolved By mu ual consent.
All bills will ne settled by Wn. S. Heisler,
who will con tinue the business at the old
stand ] WINFIELD SOFT,
narz4t3t VIM. 3. H. HtlSLER.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

WANTED;m.AA. A.inbis GOOD ST. sIsuu UT BOY 80 At At
Market street. mar24-2t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

VXYANTED- A ARFSPEOrABLE YOUNG
w man, with years experience in the
merca ntlle business. wishes = clerkship In o
grocery and provision store I; can give the
best Of reference. Address q. T., RRpUBLI-
CAN office. mar24t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

yIYANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES
w room ior a few weeks without board
in private family. with heat and use of bath
room. Address r. U. Boz 500, city. MAS
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

y0OR RENT-TWU ROOMS AT M. Ala
~ Market street, suitable Tor man and
vile. marAt7t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

hov ready; $500, $3.50 aud "a %, at
Tayior's hat factory, A West Second
street. The LARGEST stock Of nobby silk
Ind felt hats In the city, and sold at
factory prices. Buy Of the maker. Call
and te convinced.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

SEQ
rh,,, ,
, 1881-08-09

! 4 :
!! LONDON, Aug, s,--,l'llo lldrk Lnfo En-.
1,rras, in its review Ut tho grain trade OF tho
pnst week, says; The: weather during the
week Inns enabled TURNER'S, wllero machinery
was available, to tl,rast. in tito: tads There
!laye been fuw sailptss0f Ihu naw crop ut tlu
Provincial Exclta,gt,t Ut which thp quality
has heel, variable 'rls yio|tl Ii ,,at n''oyu
tho ayGrage.a 'rtiu sumpies, l!Qwtvur, tlo, not
atronl NIL index to tho llafYest results. Thu
ScotGil wlleat crUp Is uMfalSaraDly reported.
Tratlu IL uilcertal,1 oll account Of harvesting.
III Il fow I'roylue!al, Exchanges rates hayu
advanced suco tic hollttays 0n Nrc1unt Of
tho searclty OF gra!n.', buyers wore reserved,
and nre operating ,Reagurly.' lA London lno
supply llas been nominal. .aul quotations uu-
changed. ,Vho s'furulgil tgnatc IL nncliu,tgrtl.
Thn. supply H. moderately source, Md. tho de-
'hand sn.all,, Apy4gs ;nrg: Foltcgnt, md tho
rates Of Friday Eel0fnlly agalAst lloNl. ~
ArFEstrra To,s, ,ENIANok pl.oviSc1Alt v!ssr
lneroly oleekod btis|pes4, .l'lotlr Ia III small
supply And tleater; mud. trade kas :besla gel..
orally QNtpt. :! !!snpplles !: being absorbed by
thu: ,., cunsltMpuYeH: :deuia,ld.1., Malze = tlil.
proved t1teet tVssik peuea Friday. '''r!le basis
pt the sspcculatlYe lnpyGlNent, which exerte4 u
rbuflh sNtluoAcas s9llt ttl@a tlp!xp trade, Is thu
stortneSs Of foatlpr crops, !IliH barley tratle
ls''iiuia1lals ForsIgn' ID Ii si,lAll supply,
and firm. Oats = aro,". in ;.goul REQUEST,
Foreign arc In largo j supply, but
q fair demand llas maintained rates Of coast
, 1881-08-09
.AFGIIANISTAN,


THE DEruTy-GOvEnSoR OF UASpA1tAH.
LONDON, Aug. 8-A dispatch from Cha
n,nll Cllouki says. tho Auletr's Deplty-Guy-
Grllor was prcparing to defend TINT city wllen
the Governor actl to Cabul OIL tlie a7tl of
July. The Soldiers tllon. .1tltfnled, and pre-
vented tho Dcputy-Governor from leaving.
Oh tho arrival Of Ayoo!, khan's Lieutenant
tlle t5-Goycrl,nr took refuge II, a sacred
shrine. Three tlays Inter. when Ayo0b Khan
.reaellctl Canda,,ar, the Denuty-t;overnor was
induced to leave tiesanotuary, but, on being
taken before Ay0ob KhR,l, was severely
beaten md thrown from Dnrbar Hall 10 tho
pavement below, having al, arm and leg
brokcn. This was done. Oil account of tho
,inllgnity le had offered 10 the corpse Of n
Khan. Duratl,s aro ttocklne Into Candaliar
In crowds to snlnte Ayoob Klial,, after ivhose
arrival srlnte Of 100 guns was fired aud
4 rIGE cry ILLUMINATED
three nights. On reaching .kltelat-f-Ghtlzal
/ tho Ameer's General found rctnforcements
from Cabul,i mud lle accordingly haltttl there.
rllaro is laeglng In provisions. II the .Anccr
Is able tn hold Cabul, having n considerably
number Of troops from Turltcstau, Ills cattss3
fs by 10 means" hopeless. 'Cl!e retention ot
Khelat-t-Ghilzat will give tho ,neans Of con-
fintug tho struggle ID Canda!lar territory,
md, It l,e comes down himself with. G.000
Eood troops; :Ayoob' Khaue will 'havo hnrl
work to retali Ills recent conquest. II the
sAllccr sl.ould win he could easily drive
:Ayoob Klnn across tlie frontier Into Persia,
!lnlt, If lie loses bntt!e Mt Khctat-l.tal,lzal,
,lle will never be ab!e tn maintain himself ut
CaDul, and will have no resource but to ly
ito Turkeatan. i''-
, 1881-08-09
!: s0NbhY.scHooL ASSEMBLY.

NAplsdS, Wis: Aug. S.--Tlso .suWiay.sahqo!
Assembly; betn4 ,l,e!a At l.akosIdo, ncar this
cItY, u ptpvlng ii Rraui s.oasss. 'AuotI'sr grand
cdncoFt tn.Hlght xas llstunul 70 by fully 1,5oQ
people,: -A Kra,1 chorus by lD0 ytAcri,: "Th1u
t.reAt .louVuh,. we'll tren.lorul. AfIliin;
tEo e:Ilos saesufy!if ut apeutll l,luttaon wusu.
~ Mrs: Ftut: brand, pt ata1lsun, ~ 'Enow
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