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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-21
A BRACE OF SNAPS
uov they T0sS In Youth from Den-
.on-One OF Them Ia Jaii and the
o,her One at Large.

uow they T0sS In Youth from Den
,ou-One of Them Ia Jail and tht
O,her One nj Large.
Ice Miller, a young man who has been il
the city q month or SO, WAS arrested yester-
d.v morning by The police and carried bs
FIRE Justice Edwards to anewer to lhe charge
Of ,widdling lad naned z. Ii Jones out Of
small sum of mouef. Jones, who hss been
living near Louisville, in Denton equity,
came to this city Friday ia qusat of work.
He is young, ", experienced yo1lh, sad
during ths days ram6l5 about the city no
fell in with Joe Miller and hs pal, Charlie
Hall, who spotted him at cGce as grteny,
and they began u play
him accordingly. They scou fouud
out that he was looking for work and they
,old him they knew where he could get u
lob of driving a delivery wagon which would
nav him $40 per month. Jones thought il!
yefy kind IN them to help him to such a tSt
lob, and he warmed up TO them and on his
invitation they adjourned to Apollo hall
where they all mad beer at nis expense
Miller wrote letter addressed 10 Sanger
Bros, which he handed the unsuspeodng
youth, and it stated in substance that he
bearer was an epptcant for driver Of
one Of their wagons. This was immeuse,
60 thought uDsophsticated Jones snd be
called for the beer several times in rapid sua~
cesson They cd him that they had taken
fancy TO him and in his simplicity he be
lieyed Them. They had more beer and theu
they each tackled him for the loan Of none,
and after paying for the beer ne gave them
all he had but dollar, 81 10, for he eouid
not cay mo" TO such warm, devoted f1eno 8
ss they. They then pretended 10 direct him
10 Sanger's store and sent him
up towards the water t)Ner
on Main street. He searched in yaib
for the plscs and returned to find them gone
He subseq gu nlly met them on the street.
and when ne told them that he had failed to
find the place, Miller asked him for the
letter, which be tore up. Telling HIM to res
main in Apollo hall until they returned, they
left saying that they would 60 ard ace tue
firm in person for him. He waited there u
long tine, and deepairipg, told some ole Of
what had occurred, who advised him to re-
port the case TO tho police, He did so ~
City Marshal Arnold, and In
less than ten minutes after ward, Mi
Ter was in the custody Of policeman.
Charlie Hall has not yet been found. Ga
his trial Miller esssyed to be very indignan.,
and cross questioned the witnesses in his
peculiar way. Tac victim was sworn and
testified, and was followed by several police.
men who stated they had never seen Miller
working that no was vagrant and that
they had been watching his movements NE
they believe him TO be Cooked After
hearing tho evidence the jury returned YER
dict of guilty fling bin $40 snd costs, IN
default of which sum ne was committed to
iail
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Valuable Property for
SALE

Lots Z, So, and west half of 6. block 1879
corner OF CCmmerc md Preston streets. good
small house, out-hO iarge cistern l5O feel
On On Nom ~ nn stree ~ ieet deep to Alley
Lot, Lots and 2, block lsO.lO IS feet, front on
commerce street, so ieet on alley md % II OF
ueep,corneT OF Commerce AndII 81 ia rnl,
road reservation. Three cabins on the lot.
Price $3.50.
West halfof lots, block no, rorih side o,
MALI MALI s,r. t - by 10 feet. near Rawlin's
small cabin on 1t. irlce $3.50.
East half eliot Ii, block no. q ?, sou h aide Of
Elm street, 20 by 100 feet,i m'pins bl ,Etmlu,
shop. Price, 500,
Fractional lot Ia block lGl, q II, su, beast G,
Central railroad, south of Elm stree, 81 Teei
'front.' running back In shape of triangle,
box house ON IL. Price Sl,JO6.
7 Five-eighths OF an acres less 30 feet rieLt NJ
way OF Central railroad across the rack. in.
olui'ng mouse, well and three sn all hou, "a
me mouse belong to the oclupan,s and IN,
$1,000. '''
Lott, block 27sh. at the corner of Swiss
ana llsawktn sstreets, fro. ting 80 feet on Swiss
ana mtrandaand ITO feet on Hawkins, P;lce
$500.
Lot IL IN blook LIZ on The south side Of Main
ana on west OF Lloyd street, 50xlLO feet az q
dwelling house thereon Price 5000.
Lots In Dlock liz, Commerce street ,5Jxl0O fl,
In rear OF lot Is, above the two extending
througn from Main to Commerce Price $3.50 ;foT
both lots SS25
:, The utltsto all the above property are bo-
heNed 70 he perfect, and viii he warranted
generally by theresidua'y leseteee uf A. H.
shepherd.
I Terms of Sale 20 le-tnlrd cash, one-third f.
SIX months, one-third In lively,
months, notes with ten per oent inIeres
fom date, aud DEF d of trust on property sold
to secure payment, Purchasers may pay
money at any time and stop interest,
The property will be sold to settle and par
tltion me estate acooidirg 10 tho will and the
FOL attorney FRO" 'egatees
p.. n. HUNT,
Executor OF A. IL. ST. ,l.'rl and attorney in
/ fnct for egatees
August 49, 1881,
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The steamer Catalonia.

New York, August 2O-Tbe steamer
Elizabeth arrived here to day. She reports
that she left the steamer Oa,alonis, of the
Canal line, on the 10Th instant, at noon
about 90 miles from New York. Captain
Gillis, of the steamer Catalonia, wrie, tina,
he would proceed after completing repairs
under easy steam for New York, where
he expected to arrive Monday. All are well
on board.
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MEN YORK.
New New IG ~ August 90 stocks weak.
Exchange iong as, III II 1885,.
Stats d Ids dull,
government bonds quiet and sleaAy.
Flour dutl and unchanged
"h7Nt opene ITO j. lower quS subs uueu:-
~ recover Il ceat oi deciiUe.
SoIn To Sse low r, but Ia rly active
Lard firm At ll9s.
5nltlts turpentine 46
Rostn 2Oj
Freights dulI add weaS,
l,4. WV N"'''" W ''S'
Sugar frn Il fairly active; centrifugal sx
g,hi iairt u god rein d 7ss p,ime Standard
ST LOUIS.
o.. LOUIS August %. Flour nomlpaly un-
Whea! excited and unsettled; options brake
Dauly, but partly recovered az he close
20 req fall 80 cash; l SO for S ptemh r;
l SSgs for October; "a =
=, Cora ,ams .one as wheat, 6a, declios g, :. :.
o Ss, o.sh us Tor $ ptemb-I;64 for OotoUer;
for October va
Prn, lions are not quotably lower.
whisky firm at IL,
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, August 20 Flour higher;
WINE o5s9Oi higher grad IS th@7l1.
OATS tirm at 60c,
Lard hrmer; tltree 1855 9l2]<; kcg lex.
A<. '' ''n' N'So'
R!ce iirmeTi ordinary ch,'cs 4XS5yI; Others
sights 81 90 per 1000 pr emii.m.
sterling bank 45l
C0nsols 81 s,a6S1
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photographers Convention.

New York, August 20--At the photo.
grspher's convention James A. Smith, oil
Chicago, was unanimously elected president
Among the vice presidents chosen were G.
U. Bosles, of Atlanta. W. w. Washburn
OF New Orleans, P. H. Rope, of Galveston
A. G. Plecker, of Virginia, 7. j. Robinson
of Mississippi, and Harvey @. Wallace, Of
Alabama The next meeting takes place o.
Indianapolis, August 18Th, 1882.
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Hound over.

George Lca,horman, the notorious negro
horse thief, who stole horse from Mr.. Free
msa near Lancaster, his county, some two
months ago, which he abandoned 81
Mckinney, owing to the close manner IN
which Sheriff Worden Of that county OBJ
served his movements, was subsequently
arrested and lodged in jail at that place, and
had his preliminary trial Friday, beior'
Justice Page, and was bound over in Thu
sum of $500. He could not give bond, ant
was remaudod to iall.
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The sideWalk ordinance.

For the past W days the police have been
strictly enforcing the sidewalk ordinance,
AMI several parties have been fined in the
mayors court for violating Il, Fora short
time sftcr faw prrcats are made She ordi
nance is strictly complied with. but it is soon
forgotten, and the consequence is the streets
Az lired with hoxes. barrels, etc. The
officers have to make a RAID every now and
then to remind the people that there is q
sidewalk ordinance in force
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New York Stock Market.

New York, August 20, II q. m,-Thc
stock market opened strong and generally @
fraction higher, Metropolitan Elevated be-
ing, however, an exception snd selling of
2 IL per cent. AT the opening the general
list rose Ia to IL per cent in early dealings
but subsequently became weak and reacted
] s to per cents, Wabash preferred leading
both the advance and the decline. Metro
politan Elevated at the first board sold
| ga per cont and later reached per O.
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To All Mrui

We sro now receiving our fall supply of
fine dress and business suitiugs for fall and
winter wear.
We have without doubt the largest and
finest colsctio' of WOODEN goods ever seen in
north Texss. and probably in the state.
The citiz.ns of Dsllss and vicinity will find
II to their interest to visit our establishment
before purchasing their fall suits
DOUGLAS Bros, Merchant Tailors,
COZ Main Street.
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The Rnilrenc Committee.

Tho committee appointed to rsiso funds
10 bring tho Texas s. 81. Louis narrow
gauge road, fIom Mount Pleasant to this
place, report ,hs, they me, with fair succes.
yesterday. and while hey have not yet raised
the full amount, they fool ,ha, they ar,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
ST. MARY'S INSTITUTE.
A Church school for Girls,

WIN reopen on Monday, the 9th OF septem-
her In the croir room OF 81. M tlhew's Cathe-
dfal, Dallas, under the care OF Mrs. o. W.
Carnegie,
INsTRUoTIoN-In addition to oil the branches
of a thorough English educatioA, French and
German, and nlso vocal nd Instrumental mu-
sic will DO taught. special attention will be
given 10 the cultivation Of lady-llke manners,
of which careful moral and religious training
is the only sure foundation.
SUPERvIsIoS-Tne school will be under tb o
supervision of tho bishop and dean of the Ca
thedral, AZ vlsitore.
THE PRINCIpAL-Mrs. Carnegie, has had a
large experience In teaching In scotland. Her
pupils have taken tho highest.honors bt the ST.
Andrews university examir atoms.
TERMs-Modtrate, payable strictly In ad-
vance.
For particulars apply to
MRS. Q. W. CARNEGIE,
1922 Ervay street, Dallus, Texas.
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VNited Ireland,

London, August 20.-Mr Psrnell, writing 10
tie editor Of the United Irelsnd, new pa
per in the interest OF the land esgue, 50, s:
81 am much pleased that you intend to make
tho development of the industrial resources
of the country and the encouragement of ma
tive manufactures the leading features Of
your paper. think the time is fast sp.
preaching when we might do much 10
assist the RI establishment of Irish manufac.
lures by encouraging our people TO use home
made preference to English made goods. l
am disposed 10 believe that, in regard to ar
ticies not at present manufactured TO any
extent ut home, we might use the products Of
American factories. This would tend to net
as Indirect protection to Irish manufactures,
as it would 81 courSge the origina,ion Of
works for the purpose Of msnufscturing such
articles at home The origination yhich the
land movement has foslered would be very
important in assisting such movan emit
Rev. DR.. Thomas w. Croke, Archbishop oi
Uashel, also writes TO the same paper urging
The editor to enc ,urage Irish industries il
preferencsto pstronizng foreign goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-21

lNy.LuAnLE FOR RAILROAD MENU suf
Ieisd Tor more then year Nith Indigestion
hnI during toe las six months | WAS yeT,
niIlluus Occasionally navlng Il dumb chill. ioi.
lowed b fev-rs, which piostratrJ mo H. oah
summons Liver Regulator. ,.nd tor seveIa
month have been as stout and hearty NJ
aky man oodld d slice g. he. I'M thorouShiy
81 lsned that IL Is all g. ia accommodates 10 bt
for Indigestion AID bilious cOmplaint. fo,
NINE was Certainly stubborn case / have
hear1 many of my TIE Ids speak of II. and
they agree thatit posseSses all the virtues
you cleim TO H..
"a. IL, Hightower, Con. NJ. NV R.R.
"1ou- a'uable medicine has entirely cured
me OF he cst distressed case OF dysnepsia
ever say, ! nm never wtthou' 1t on NV
engine, rs 1t always relieves me of any dis.
ue,sed feeling after aotiog, 1t Is the best
iialniiy medic ne IN the would, ana never lei
ltget out ut my home In Its praise Won may
add u this, IA. MEIfET
Engineer q Il K. savannah, yja.
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The work. on the Lunsuso canal at Ssr.
zSna hSvo been inaugurAtsd in great pomp
The bishop bles ed the first store in the
pre- etce of the Off ials of Spezzis AMI the
neighonring towis. In the evening there
was a grand illumination snd the inauguru-
hcn OF bust Of Victor Elnmauue Ii in the
town hail
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Notice
TEXAS TRUNK RAILROAD.
San las, ItXAs. Aug. 20. ISL

The Texas Trunk railroad will run tw,
trains to Ksufmsn Wednesday, the oath, 70
the barbecue. First train will leave Trual
depot at 1880 =. m. Ses ond train will lesv
from depot nj $3.50 a. m. Returning, leay,
Kaufman at 4 p. IN. and p. m. One far,
for r. u I'd trip.
w. l.. CABELL,
Vice President Texas Trunk Railroad
Fl w. RAMSEY.
Division Superintendent.
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about out Of TIE woods. This impor'sn of
thls road TO Dallas ought 10 be Obvious 10
eVe'S property owner, snd the committee is
ss.lsned that thew viii eventually raise the
'uli amount of $4,000, the s,m r, qqirod.
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Entered ThessaIy,

Athens, August 20.-It is officially an.
nounced that the Greek troops entered Tbes'
sally at $3.50 o'clock this morning, the Turk.
having previously withdrawn,
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EakeIee Received,

Jarret received two car loads of ice last
night and customers can get ice this morning
up 10 0 O'Clock.
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To have your fine watches and iewelrv res
paired go TO L. E. Curtis, No. 6lO Main
street.
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FIRST BAPTIST oHUROH-Corner of
Live Oak and Norwood treets R.y w,
PARIS ID ID pastor. ServicFk by the pastor ut
II M and 8 p nj $ ,bbath -s5hOol at g,3l
n III. rhs pubic is invlt d to a,tend.
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PHYSICIAN.

naYsIoIAN AMI sUaaEoN-DR. NOR.
i TON. once, In first national bank build.
ing. Residence, San Jacipto street, noai
Leonard
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Services
by Elder u Smith at IL y m, aud Sunday
school At $3.50 m, corner of Pearl and Bryan
sLrenlS
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rABERN ACLE Nj. E. CHURUH-On Elm
slreet-QuaIt ry meeting service. Preaching
at II IN aud at s: y p IN by R.v. J., w,
C"rhaIf, u. D., Of WI cnnsin. Love feast at Q
invitatloD.t ali. Seats free, Strangers " e.
came.
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HHasaaa=a1saassss= =aIssssa4.sass5Iil'-l
RELIGIOUS.

CONGREGATIONAL CHUROH-servicea at
the residence OF Mr.. MoCune, liz Mex nney
rOai, at 1880 u IN
, 1881-12-22

I'll they can act sumo COMPROMISE With tho
landlords concerning ttttsu back rents. asnl It
Is possible that no moro than 90 per cent Of
II will svnr bc COLLECTED. =.
The sy,npattlies Of English arlstocratto cir
c]es asu cxcitatl by tho suffurlnRs Ut this tu-
n'erors class of pcrsot,s. who layo been titus
deprived Of their Irish Income, all OF tl,un.
being of tho i,on.proluctlve class, and WIN
aro 'lciplosly dependent. : Tho lard OF tbs
wl.ole Ktngdoli a Just nnw pnsslng through
h depression whlclr purtc,lsls tito connul.
sorr sale Ut Mt least ttat'portlon in 1reland,
md also Ut portinn In Englarl, Dtit the
land III Gscat Britain will nuver again
lIaso tho rental vaI,o It Inns tad. Tho priu-
clplu Of tcnnnt-rights will bc soon applied to
a1l farming lands, and Ia tl,ts oxtsngnlsl'n!eut
Of great pnrt OF tho ryvonuo from runts tho
whole system of entail with Its settlements
md Juinturrs and annutties, payable out Of
lantl rents, will be sl,nken to In centre. md
1T lis uIt,natu destruction will bury also tls
right of prlnlngontture.
, 1881-12-22
we'll with Loupuld she cnn unn0 right over h.,.
AMI start In m d wDnlnn4su1rago aayocato with.
mt ffsnr nf intilutIf1t. '>"

well with Loupuld she oan uumo right ovcr h.,.
and start In nsn n4sutrrago alyocu1o ,r,ts'
out fcnr VI dotootIon.
Nj. Vanderbilt gaye his daughter <v,,
WAS married Tucsdny, fa]onoO III uni.od n ~,
ln,'lt's, }" for rn,ny day." ns to sntt, and nna
tho xroum Is prnytns fur rain,
Aiming tho musical compositions ,cft t,
1'rinco Albert w,ls vosn anl0, which CI,.o,,
Vjutvrin hns nuvor htnwu,l tn l,e pnhI',h,..
Tho Qucon evidently loyud I,or hust md vots
much. :
a. sce that Dom Pedro and I,Is w1fc nm
going to Enrupo. lc'fro ts tho Ring o. lDrnxI r,
know. mid you might not lin II pretty Ra,i ,;e,
about lifs bnlng iompcokod. bucluso the ourc,,
atwnys takos tho tedru. There Is aotuetbny Ia
this lieu. but dnn't seom nblo to oxtgaut ~" -
3. J. Tt'Ien.
Before tho e'ass site statuesnucly stands,
bt0st hcnullftl Of girls:
Eyes bright with admiration, Slender hand,
CutlNettlf,R with lier outls.
Ono nf II hundred tovo-stc1e mon
AIN I, and for Il b:1xlo uGrl
0lndty I'll die: and had moi mirrors been
might hnyp win this Bir!.
-Froh. "ljnytsh Italastt," tB John k'Eln
Washington ptu, whtcl, Is 80 popular just
nuw, and to which thu newspapers nuke irr,
N"oh' h"ho'"ho h*tooAp"t - III tGAlIlf kycr
cnko. md Is mado Ut faur eggs, picce Of butter
thu sixo Ut an cag, one cup Ut sugar, four tubc.
EI,DUufule Uf bak Elg- powder, ind uno Gun and \
hnlf Of slfta1 Hour. l1ako In tayrra. Fur tha
fll.na, Kratc two sour apples aud tho rtnu uf ono
lclnon; squeeze tho JuIco or the lomut In viii
tho npp1u: ndd II uup Of sugar, onp cKv, md
llttIe salt; bbAt all well tovusIlor and lot lol fr
|. n minute. Nuke tic nlIiug boforc tho caks, M
TINT by Tho tiino tho uako II bnket tho til!luu w
bo cold, and yul, cah put thu caku together At
ouos. 1t tnay y? frosted Or noi.-Car. schurs.
, 1881-12-22

Denial or l1le story that Thoro Wouia
eHo General Indian Outbreak In the

4%o - WUA0AA& AHNsAA N-SNsN'~
spring.
sysstat DApateA to 2n4 OAteaao TFatuns*
LEAvENwO1sT1t, Kus.. Det. sl.-Yhur coslv
sponaent TALKED iouay With y pseHs'neot o''ces
Ut Fort Loavenwusth abUut tha story tna' w.
been snnt out to the ureot that Information uae
hcea received 1T 1et. Pop0's headQuaftesa =.
ths likelihood Of general uprIsiuR of 4aa!aas
In tho taauntainA ut Culorado.' Utan, nt'a ~"
Mexico in the SprInx, and that II bad ooon su
purtad. al authority at scouts and fronsIc.saea
lonx familiar With tho utas, piutes. ana Sa's ~.
looA that those trlbes tntoud uniting TO III ~
whites when the grass grows. THIS oaoet oet
daniea that there IA any unhs'tat 'c!m,ss .u,sa
Huinx Tn" At present, aud 20 nnas ssa@
thai he did not bolisYR thaze WIS
There was pnrest. at course, among oaf sa'"as .ss
wurds. but noth!nY bcyupd what WIS clls.o"ast
aud tho fuct that Gen. McKenzc. one of tneuoss
Indian uRhtGrs and atFateRs4ls III lno eu4,a aS
has charge Of matterA In tho aeotlons ~ 9"d
VIVA considered by Tito Dttcer a. especlhi!5 sdts,
eyltipuco that thoru would bu a6 outWsa1,uv ,.v *.
1utbapce, ~ tho lndiAnx hAve leafnao ~ .n7a
pcebonQu that Hen. h1cKeuzlo tsnt ~, =" ths
ii,An to trIlle With. Tbs ldeA Ina ihs
Utes wore being stirred " Eat "a aru,s
blokhunk Wae acout0a ut, and a!so lua usasrMves
nIles ammunition wns dcalt out - tne ne,,s"nl Of
tho lI,dlan Terrlt0ey BY tAp- Paine. t9,n 9,,na,Sy ID
tho Ok!Hhon,a country uu the !9oautuih oat ihrs.de of
yAders. aud that II uno shomo ~ hrau 10
the Limits with Tue Intention ~ ssu's'"
would at QuEU be tud our by the ear
, 1881-12-22

oSu s.,,,S ~" St!e"s :" ."o p''heso te' n;,l ~"
s',n,,.'a. a.. ~. W. y, w., ~. % ,.,o '"o sss. ~, no
nn, ,,.rs N ~ ~ oo, ',rv . ~ ~ ..s.
,,aso ~" hSnm sa'."a " ',.ss!s. -. ~ y" =. &
fnsou,.i a., on, nart ", .,,a' s'". sn.s ~ y ~. T..
s,a,o,, II, ~ ..,aa,s ,,"". ~. -, H. ", .a,.s
~ tl,a a "n' t,' ] a.' i s,,tfn, .,n''t,,a" @ % 49,,
o~na.,tIo,s na,,o sos "'s p =. ua, so ~ .,,"n aa
N",,'., IL ,.""',, ss s,,;o ,ts ,,", ~ ''o''''
Thts il +ho o,,, ,,,5 stnr,, nro,o,,, -.
rod.nf ,,,..r s,.rts,, -. .tn ,.ts s,"s., .Y,am ~
rt. ,,,,,,nnnd ~ ,,,,,ro s.~a, ~. Mi. 49,,
vct ths ,nnn,nnt A,o. os.e,i N. sofotv ,,otrt
s1,a ,,ns ca,r,,, In t,so ,,,nnn,n,,a ~ ,oa nma
crna,,o,1 lt,s m or1.,,.,, n,,;,,,r,Js 40 t,i,aa
o,.." fr,,,, ,,.r ro,,tt a., ,.a :, ~. .,.a,, ,,
, 1881-12-22

YEsrERpAY's Washington dispatches All.
roi,,r.d ,thnt thn j,rrsfdunt hnd aent;tn IN thn
soaa,n ~ ~ H. fa..o a'ea,,,,'. 80 cnis
iector ut thtA part. There hus been a0M9Wbat
,,ranntnIv artnrntIe ft,r fhk oltch tnr which rhe
,nrs,.,mnt ,na j,nnort,nont .ou ~ didunv ~ ret;n
Tta'h'e"t naae sa'a'es't'ens eaaMaee9 " n"aa
Na1oa %aa cnicny resPohsln'e. Ihe sauao Nixon
eolobrntod bis defoat by declaring Ia bis aows-
J., s.,,,,,s ~ h's .",,s, !.
""AonsV ~ ~ NO ~ w. "e'o ~! -
hot tsue~-not ouS VI toeh navlnR lh!teo on n'lni
t,t1aEtlcys. m eli of tho ctty" Cnckcd hn--an an
,s,'..,,,r ,,,,, :. II, ,.,,,c 49,. ..t, ,,,,s,..,
1ou.'ou."o". ~. e"ase ste sa'o tppottets'
nankess. anu ot1s'Hess.Mea, "no aFe 9ot a1S otea-
ltors, AZ much Nstoniahm1ltt as auybuuy a1sbt
and by c3aruIuR that Ar hk1tn4 Is tiIsouuli1ed
.na' : thut loHyos TIM rnad nnen "a, enntbar
man" which ia mproly an cxprssalon of malioo
Mt nis own dtacotntIiurc. nut NIxon's sor.ucas.
and at The same t,mo hin n,ueloaneaa ia at,
q,,,cesaeker, ,vuxc dtsptuyot by hla scpriuttna
oonsnio,,.,usly In bls uwn oupsr the fotorlur
uurorru iii fr,m tho Eynfn, journal:
n.lmo Of the llopres@ntatiyps wn,t ono man
appo,i,leu, sDlnu at,othsr, aid Geu. Logan Ii
supu0aea 10 be IN lasor Or his own private sot,-
Eo.Ary' Ms na.llst shtard. or suna still daFkee
n"sc tb wh'Is n.s,ne.%,nnro atnt,nrrasaI;,s III ~
GtuIrtssnletl, bir, William rnn EixU. saa lall-
AEgr vi Tho lttF~ttest9., Iuta In oiallu Tor the
o.t'cn. Htxot's papsr i.4s 1aa gsNd ueal 10 say,
t,,,s STu ~ tiaa n r! FIX, ,t,,r pha
iifiseany auuttnUtc but II turnH tjut that hc be-.
i.aues IL he spUt& sHsiem III heaftdU d ann u, M
1rtA4er stArifts. n1l u te understood he rfats
n,G1 ~ Gh H. IL GI.4p rp, Me gIUa;9' g;9.! S .pcss
Isa;au usrsv"at!v. sr: Nisum Il q xnod hlIsl.,css
inai,, 4ild would muao III excellent onlrcf. Ne
, 1881-12-22

toh w1lH,ikth5 mime Of tho Confectionery Ind
as aoutl!tt lale to tlio funds as hu ln,l, ::
= II It s.tdhMfufn out, howcvur, TINT tho OK
President pl tho Confc,lerncy really look tho
millions, nar rstn Nalf.snlllioh, of the confctl.
crate money, a!d llaz hall It for l'ls own uao
oyer slncohp left Richmond, tho faet 10 apt
to townr him .iu tho estimation ut his atllntr-
nrs, md cpnyure~ Ills claims rs a suffering
martyr tt tll6 fidst Causo Into Tint Of very
successfua n,NnnHet, who In the general
wruck was aO(ato takc earc eot. himself very
llbernElv. y ..,s