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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-15
TWILIGHT ON THE PRAIRIE.

Beyond the level the sun is sinking,
Leaving his train like a painted fan;
Dim in the blue sky the twins are blinking
Out at their golden-shod caravan.
over the prairie the twiljghts falling,
Gloomy and gray in the fading East,
Mellow, the tones of the herdsman, calling
The tagging cattle to leave their feast
Down by the slough, the startled plover
Plant vely calls thro' the purple glow;
The wild duck squadron seeks nightly cover
VIII ere the iris mods bis plnmed chapeau.
The blue-cranes tEeading q stately measure,
With outspread wings on the..velvet knoll;
The prairie-hen with her pearly treasure,
Hides deep in the heart of a grassy stool.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-15
Z 8 Il Y AVS.

I, Antoine Bertholet, have two estray horses at the
lakes, between Benton and Arrow Creek. and brand
ed as follows: O%neiron gray horse, about years old
and branded RgE1 on left shoulder. One sorreI colt,
yearling; no brand that can be seen. The owner can
have the horses by proving property and paying costs.
ANTOINE BERTHOLET.
TT Rantan Mav2 1881
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-15

Tell me, We winged winds,
That round my pathway roar,
Thatc latter at the blinds
And make a critter sWore;
Know ye no peaceful dell,
No valley in the West,
No spot this side of-well
The place we hate the best,
No nook nor Granny small,
No matter where it's at,
That won't reveal at all
The horrid, hideous hat
The mammoth wreck of fuzzy plush
With which the modern maid doth gush?
The loud wind answer like a soul forsook:
"Young man! we reckon there is no such nook
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-15
LYON BROS.
NOTICE.

We will herd all Horses entrusted to our care for
one dollar and fifty cents per herd per month. We
will have q House and Corral at the foot Of the trail
above George Alis' Rauch, and we will deliver horses
at Hughes City at so cents per head.
JAMES e. MORAN,
JOHN A, LAMB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
The TIRGINI1 SIruAIION.

MEETING OF TIE REPUBIICAN STATE TXTCUTINE
CoMMTTTEE-A CONVENTION TO BE CALLED.
richmond, Va, june 9.-The Republican state
Executive Committee met here to day and adopted
q resolution recommending that delegated couvcn-
ton of the Republicans of the State should be- hcl
ior the purpose Of consultation as 10 the proper
course to be pursued in the coming campaign and
for such attention in the Judgment of the majority
may be conducive 10 the future well-hciuc of The
Republican party OF the State, also resolution re-
guessing that a meeting of he State Central Com
mtee be held on june % 10 decide upon the matter
OF calling State convention.
General W. {. Wickhan. the chairman. pr. srnicd
an address to the Republicans Of the State. which
was adopted. Ii calls upon all Republicans 10
stand squarely by their colcrs and their principle
and 10 work diligently TO maintain Their country
aud club organizations. To add 10 the strength Of
their numbers and to exert Themselves TO prevent
Republican voters from being delndcd into dc~cr-
tion Of their party aud forming coalition with
one which refuses 10 acknowledge allegiance TO Re
publicauism. The address further SAWS:
Remember that We could have carried This siltc for
Garcd and Arthur in November last, had not tui ri-
forts been frustrated hy Interference from outside
Ties and treason the part 81 some within oar On
lines The factions of the Democratic party Of tie STATIC
sfe more bitterly divided than ever. Our party here
Commands to-day more OF respect than N has dtlc
and 10y firmly adhcTlng 10 our principles ana the tcg
MY OF OyT Organization We VIII attract the support ~
very OF the most solid people Of the state. iiog
country, and will achieve victory al the approach
Ing elections for party, Which VIII De permanent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
DlErVor1H lLruNI ~ NlD-yoEE.

o me IA if0r 81 me IrfbuHe
Sn: There has been q great dead said in
reference 10 The New ork Alumni 81 B1ltmnut College
and iacr action nnd opinions 10 the present trouble ~
the collage. Sow the N'w-York Alumni A-sorlatn 81
numbers several hundred members. Hut thc por-on-
who are holding ncctng- here. signing rc,outon-, and
appointing committee. number ouly about thirty. They
do represent thc N'w York Alumni As.ocla'io 1T
an they hayr got together ou tArir ouu responsibility,
without any general notification AMI the resumption
that they fef4t-out thr Sew ofk Alumni J.. zoo lcr
tncncc. Toe charges against President Bartlett ar u@
yet vague The uu.ttt- nave uuf pet udc their port
the matter. II would certainty have been uo more
than just uld courttoun lu these " Sew York Alumni
have waited The verdict al The Trustees without
taking ariluL which lnuk- r effort forr-tall
the judgment 90 that board Prr-idtut Bartlett hHt
never had hr fairly Iirtrufri Joe the press here
Tor NV puri I that 10 the pr-rut tfuu.c o
tcnchcr him more courfcsy and furi,auturr Dee VII
make the best president that bafrouth has bad for
~ any rate, u ought 10 90 ont that 10
II really the NtwiorA Alumni that making these
attacks upon him. ALtMAJs.
Sea. lOrk. June X. ISL
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
CRUSHING THE LAND LEAGUE.

LONDON, june 9.-Anothcr arrest under the
Coercion Act has been made near Macroom, County
Cork. Tie people Skull County Cork have holstcd a
green hae POLE and stationed an armed guard In
front OF Father Murphy's house. Mr. Forster Chief
Secretary for Ireland. has however teorapEed from
Dublin that the Government di3 not intend 10 arrest
Father murphy such reports he says, tricks to
excite the people
The lanes IL leading article the reas>emalinC ~
Parliament CALI attention tn the practical larll.S OF
the public business ana points ont That ONLY IT," weeks
remain for tie la-s4-t o. thc Land bin through Tie
House Of Commons uics, % i- 90 De sent 10 the House
o. Lords So late that they W l.yc to choose between
the rcsponsbt! Of its rejection or OF passing il without
discussion.
\ furious riot was I'm progress in Cork this evening
MI stokes, magistrate, Wa ctr1 injured ana three
policemen were badly wounded. lnc mounted police
charged the mob. and several persons were injured.
IMrBCk. june 9.-lI-lt suspected y rruu- belonging
10 skull and Sihhrrccn have been arrested under the
NiccrUy : warrant and conveyed to jail at Limerick
COER. June 9lurnc Tho not tie police station al the
Union quay was wrecked The riot orl-luiteI ou ta"
rdcc-cOursr Whore races were proceeding tur civilian
was dangerously wounded hF bayouD.. a ran named
1Ohin. prOlu, III member %; tao Land League W.s ar
rested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
IOl.lIGN NOTES.

I.NtuN. Ilu.- lf.. y .HD 10. + --1.
sarlh Ecrrhardt re-, ;,ird Ac-.tai ta' ,r'i4. y
cian.r yc-'cra, %, OF >.a-> oil n toAu co. rr ap.rc
cil' .ou oi Der i.., B, I,HI America.
The cargo Of tlc Anchor Iluc .f'iiu"r Naa'to'ia
which WAS wrecked near tac Nl' o. k.ftl'li ht1--..
Scotland, on he 3OjA u D. being washed ashore co..
the iTiEh Cua-f
One Of Tie pruc. a ,ct. ~ ttc 'i-t a. fhc Iu'r
ian Prime Mirstor Nu-ala q, I.- be- tot.'4t v.f! q
syndicate OF French capitalists iof toe o,4ilon Of an
agricultural bans
The Birmingham correspondent ~ IhS HIdy Ip' sny
"On Wednesday art, Gioou y We. s'ff3 nt thr theatre
here that NJ. Emmett The comedian. Aia disappeared.
and that hs company had gone n search Of him In the
evening tccstam VIA rccc' ed announcing - al
al ItNcrpoDl'
he NortA Gcrp,an G0-crc ~ Berlin. announces that
the German Minister to T,kIn has urgently demanded
that the Government Of China shall alc energetic meas
to punish the pirate who recently Iuua,rcd the
German iara Oc1dcut. Ihr German Consul al canton
hG- been Instructed 90 cali "a bis assistance German
man-Ofwar Al necessary.
HAvANA, june 9.-Ihc Marine Cont Martial Yesterday
condemned two more per-ons convicted o. frauds "a the
Marine Department t. six ard light years imprisonment
respectively, with hard labor.
MLNCO, June 9.-Ihe President iHau-ufatcl the first
nifty uilcs-tO Iula-Of the Central iilIluad to-day. The
r-t train entered Cuaua, 80 hoincircs here. ON
the MOiclos Railroad !cstcriay.
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MEETINGS or RELIGIOUS BoDIES

ALTOONA, Penn, june 9.-At the General
Synod Of the Lutheran Church this morning the com
mittee appointed consider the proprcty Of making
The Lutheran Obsercer and EoaH9if the property Of the
General synod reviewed the history Of religious papers
which had been owned controlled by ecclesiastical
bodies and showed the advantages ana disadvantage Of
the stock company system The synod decided To adopt
the suggestion that the religious press would do the de
nomination better service In lis present relation 10 the
General Syn az a stock company.
The Rev. =. X. Donnclly delegate from the General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church presented iaterna
greetings, and stated that committee had been M
pointed by that bOdJ Ia make OfCrufcs for union win
the General ~ nod OF the Lutheran Church,
The report OF the secretary Of the Board OF Foreign
Mihsnus shows that at The synod III India and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
srcRrTARY WINDOW Of THE SAVING BY RI
FUNDING.

ron fHfTrtfF
OF The SKIES. PAYABLE July !, 1851. There were
sl9j 600 GOO and 81 il- number thcre ha- locn con
sinned Sl77O22 O5O leaving about - -oplUuo Z" Toe
mid on the date before named. by continHcd-I prefer
that word 10 extended - mean bonds 10 the hin'
ps,uel have rcsimpcd, and Will hereafter draw b'
go per cent interest pcr auuGm. Oi me coupon hN's
there were about Sll 100000, ana OF lhr i>i"icd
fyes about $500 10000 OfthcSC ~2JoOouoo coupons
have been paid and the entire amount Cacdon the LIN
OF Nav for payment ON The 18th Of August the law &C.
nuirinr that three months notice shall lie gwen Inc
cal was accompanied Nv statement that The secretary
yoult receive for continuance any i've per cent regis
tered bonds subject 10 the same CONDITION. ~ Inc con"
pOn rate OF interest OF cOursc, being ~. per cent
and the entire number limited To S-ouOVO"". A. %
result OF this call requests have been received Tor Tue con
ttnnance OF over SOS OO0 600 Registered yes The con
pons are also in rauidy-the exact nuhhc can
rot stateand doubtless by the LIT OF July an q" tl
class will have been continued that date hcihE the n
OF time 10 which they will he received The result Viii
be a residue of abuut S-J.OOOOOO of all class = that T.
SKIES and registered and coupon ives, which VIII be- pd
between now and October l. The saving IN annual IN
terpst from the transactions already completed is H"ont
elOs93 900 and when the balance II paid on - II VIII
be before autumn an additional saving OF S3.5OOOoO
will result making tOa' reduction In interest alone OF
Sl4393 900 the outcome OF this summer Iaisac-
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ELECTION FoR CoNGEESSMAN.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rMBuNEl

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE!
CHARLESTON, S. c., june 9.-Owing to the action
Of Judge Bryan in rovo&ing tho appointments Of all
Federal supervisors thereby leaving the conduct of
the election entirely the hands Of the Democratic
managers the Republicans abstained from taking
any part in the election held to-day for member OF
Congress to ill the vacancy caused by O'Connors
death Consequently there opposition To the
Democratic candidate, Samuel Dibble, for whom q
very light vote has been cast In Charleston County
thc returns from all the city polls have been received
and enough from the country polls to indicate that
the vote Of the county Will be less than 5000.
although at the November election the total vote of
the county was over 23 900. In Charleston city the
vote returned by the managers from thu several polls
Is 2429 for Dibble and scattering, Although there
was no opposition the Democrats could not resist
Stating the ballot boxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
OBITUARY..
JACOB l. SWAYZE

Jacob l.. Swayzc, one of the leading citizens
OF Northern NewJcrsey died at his home I'm Newton, on
Wednesday evening. after q long Illness. MI swayze
vas born March 3, 1874 in Hope, Warren County. lie
was conspicuous in early life for business ability ana
Uas q prosperous merchant in his native town and
stanhope until 1911, when Dee began the study % law IN
Trenton under the laie judge Martin yerson and Chief
Jnruee Bcaslcy. His health did not permit him to
practice his profession however and In ISIS he removed
90 nwhcro he once engaged in business with
conspicuous success ani organized the Merchants Ma
"us Bank az which hc prerid,nt al The tine OF hs
drItI. MI ~Wntlc was always an active politician He
"ts tudly Jackson Democrat but the ae-rcSsion-
az ti" slave mower d u 20 enroll bis maine among tie
earliest members 81 he Republican party lie joined the
liberal movement of -. AMI has since acted iEd pend
emily. ne was member ~ the Commission Wuich
framed tr present constitution ~ NrW Jersey, ana De
has been nilcd the iadug spirit IN the EFFORT to
reform m government of h- county, which ha- Resulted
DOB moro efficient administration ana marked decrease
ln expenditure and 'Ntou. lie was iui oi r'>nrce-,
lh -N1f determined fIulr. worker anu atosc thcr a
I.@A OF uuu- lal force and influence.
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EXCITEMENT IN ALBANY,
Continued from Plrst Page.

my part OF money. and mono on his part. did not
ftr Bradley after parted this morning. lie camo 10
ii' Do ihr -cnlc and asked mr ln As changed voting
hc ourt not o have something 20 fay IN explanation.
ioll hiil De- could say soi bling ike bat Russell, u
Iurs. said iu explanation 81 his chauce-ihat his con
S;furut- demanded the Grange.
,i~ session, then asked permission to ask Bradley
ftv Qur. ions.
Mr. Driurr objected.
:ii r"-slaus said ne simply wanted 10 esk Bradley
what Doc Lad eli tD fHi.f porsons lie .lid i- Was q
Ncrf important MISTER SEQ hill.
Nr i uact moved that tine Senator Doe allowed Ia ask
qn"-'- Ihit WIS matter Of iincry with the SENATE
Ills reputation Dad bacon luIguguul u
The conan iffcc. however hy vote wont into cNcoi-
use ESQ -sui. fglrtiur o. adjourn go tomorrow.
Aver tir aNIuIuluruf senator Sessions said tlr Qu-
tons De de- l o a-S Bradley whether b." he'd rot
t"d Tour different persona vest rIHy, and before TIE
tr1- ti'r ~ referred Co took place. that D. intended
10 FOtc Tor Dcprw.
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NO LIGHT on MYSTERY.

There are no now developments in the case OF the
hcadlcs- man found murdered near Chicago week
ago Captain Herman D. Busch. the proprietor Of
Buschs Hotel in Hudson-st.. Hobokcn, stated last
hotel N March a-t. Partzig left the hotel March .,
and Captain Busch walked down 10 tie pier of the
Inn and blde him farewell when he boarded the
steamship Oder Partzig said that hc had received
some money from bis family in Germany. and pa'l
$50 for a second-class passage home lie said that
be had l,ft his trunks IN the Hotel Frankfort IN
Chicago Us security Tor his unpaid hoard bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
JOSEPH W. PATTERSON.

Joseph Wynan Patterson, president of the
Institution for The Savings of Merchants Clerks No 20
tuion square, died suddenly Wednesday at southamp
tom. T. T., from heart disease lie Was born in Massa-
,l-rtts. ad nearly seventy years old When only
nineteen t,lr. ud. tir Patterson Wa cut 10 Ln.land To-
r.,.ut thr dfl or Abbott Lawrence a. Co., o E"-ion
dealer, 90 WOOL with whom hc had hrrn a--oc.1,'d as
GLORIA Cor .pur years. ON Dis return from England D."
,.-..,l iu b u.s- for hm or. from Which De- retired
r... fo.f tlIl. ago. So f.s fur nf h- ' it De- vac
ir.-.ol. of trr bu.t D-rrr rr. 20 director "i tnc
',.,iit-' iarl. t.i-ro tHr L}lr- INA $500 a'i 20
., uf f..t .nttIu.t- .I fNr f.p-'Ftt Hospital 900 OIL
,.r.. Doc .iI ai.i 10 .t lIefiHliuu. and ufunri ct
o.. I.,.a..,r t.u..tt .ot tl. Hl.ir.rh society. lHr
f...r. t4..- . BIO, I,I Ia fi- morning, al Tie Madison
f.lsIt rl'.a.y t,r4tt uIt"i.
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NrV.YOFT'S GOOD EXAMPLE.
-. ~. o. .fr,I. rYLiG ffOufrrr lEfDi

Another powerful argument IN favor OF ~y-
an cI.rf Msei~traics authority 10 veto objections r
Io IN augmentation bills Is presented IN ia" arl
y, ye~nor Cornu % New otk who has just t>ci-ed
from the General supply b sc.i OF iicns saE'nt l''I
-, 80 tesI tlt Icri ItnIc Of that state within f"J-
a,aijr bnnnds b. ia4i .uc appropriations the h.- @ld
tst az risjon ittit. been made toy Governor Robin
"a ,5 ~ tle .ri,i1fure has acted in defiance of
S,d milo, 81 t. Administration tow ard ct0u $50 u
fia Expenditure of tlr pubic iGh"s eu'A u pV.'! H
p,,srlyon,, would 90, ~ great value now. Wf'u oar
Treasury is bare OF u-is aud oar Governor hd- htl ="
cali The attention O the L. Slsairc several O- u" ~"
fct that n!cs- there is revenue there mast be
f,Wer and smaller urpI0T raiiOu5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
BOOKSELLERS IN CONTENTION.

CHICAGO, june at the convention Of
booksellers aud staOners. yesterday. resolutions were
adopted requesting publishers OF school aud BOOKS
make only list Of prices, from which discount
shall be made to others than legitimate book-ccrS aud
that others there be- addition % - per cent for
postage 10 the net prices recommending publishers to
place reasonable retail price their books aud adhere
strictly thereto. except Ia legitimate book, Hers That
publishers aud sellers add postage to books sent by mail
and that publishers and j0bcr discontinue discounts to
booksellers who retail al less than publishers prices
Letters OF sympathy were received from Mc-sTs Apple
ton q Co. and others, promising their cooperation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
TILE rEoroNED NORLUS rlIR.

CHICAGO, June 9.-llr. c. +. Simpson,
President or the Boston Board OF Trade and Mr. j. NJ
Upton. Of Boston. have been in this city two ola! $
quietly sounding The feeling of Chicago business men re-
rlrling the proposed WoIl"- Fair az Boston IN lss'.
They report that "a they have bern able ?" aSc'
tain Chicago looks faNorbiy upon the undrfi' hlk ana
that They l.c mot With srry cordial encouragement Oh
flLi ~ VI If- MIl-Lna-- IItn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
A PARALLEL.

OF The tribune
s,p: As a patron of THE TRIBUNE from It's
~. eve nreseut time. except during the period OF
reeeys canvass. would Ike your opinion o. NJ
aS,Iprs loyalty Has he not shown the same desio'
., rule or run-that certain Genera! ala on 'he
Ryer some hundred years since stu because
g. ROSCOE Conkling says traitor He oer'n'hly
~. ,etrayed his party and given the enemy thc W
ny anu nsn V 40 long as we have better. e,.,-.,
uBoSel Mich. June l. ISL, F'hRroNi L.
ARNOLD not only BETRAYED his country, nut ioush'
- The ex-senator has betrayed his party
aesihs hss not openly joined the enemy-although
pu' -. Az 60 vet. Meanwhile the parallel Is not
=, " ',I,, on line although il begins well-EdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10

HARRISBURG, Penn, June 9.--The joint Legis-
huyt Committee appointed TO take action In the matter
vi tht $500 extra salary Of members payment Of which
ss refused by the State Treasurer decided tonight
scst the matter In the courts This afternoon the At
poney0enera reiterated his opinion that was
sei Allowing the members than 81 900 that they
60 power TO increase their salaries and that the
eAefl Dil Just passed unconstitutional. writ OF
ahsias Will be taken out ut and the matter viii
70 argued on Monday next.
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>..I.u.,tr .,ar ir..
IIU W-TsTlIN IT HUIHI'ENINT

$685. .il.l-..>.- I..-..tl >,,IIIu rf".. ,rIInN
--...>o .Gr.-.-oN rl .u..--. ANot' A>p
A,r,.>,u.>.
t..,>t.J. ..-..itt i..l...,.t ;hc session of
3D. t... fD.- ,' ,.I.n- Sir. i.l.,,r-.u ,...'l i.l
90. ,... r-.. Ole, concurrent o. l.'inu offered ht
Dan t....i..,. f.u,il.r- t'Ht fur Legislature ac-
.orlu .i. a..on tI.r i"it in-',nf.
N,. t'tou .....d f'r t... ..lorc.mou' of th.n. %
joint u..r.
D.. Speaker -1il: "Th- C'i.- feels tlrf il ilI.t
De- l.ll i.' ti, a.fosrtl,ti utiun l-lnnr,.rr.
Mr. Patterson -a.a De- ,II n"t oant 90 d,ta.u Oh.
ll.uo o., 1870 elaborate, d,ll.. "u lbs question. 81.
a,rrf,d rnat hc a- a,tua,.l Do, 'hc best motive. DO
ot,.inr t.r I..olrtion Ii' a-i OF Corar SIS. De-
..ii. pio' li,. Dot, Imp..t fog thr cnln, Of thr
session. r,! .i, cAaupt elect senator, we ought
to adjourn.
Mr. A'tord hopcl and trusted That uo rrau who
belonged otAr Republican party y'Hld lc lolnd
here to-day yoius for fl~ motion. l. f'r o"" I'D
aid iu tac out.ouc Of Tire question ~ o. takes
an sumu,r. That Is our PLAIN duty, sir, and
b. should b. frlrI,,-y prrfarw~l' Mr. A'ynri then
rrf.rir. to the year I-G7. when h' hll h.rn SO
placed rat hs Do. individual action Doc hid heer
able to s.,.r. tl- 60 -t.ou of NJ. CcnhhA.. "WLrn
hc $50. reelected 900 ISIS" -aiI Mr. Alvotl " WA.
uot % urn.r OF tlr Legislature. l.t iu l-7H Wall"
! VS. iu ms suinm'r u,tI,af. c.r' liu gentlemen
clur Co uc AMI asked Ui'vl- r.r candidate f'r
Iru.i state. >.u,'"r r.p..d that ihet" WAS
,l, ia.t lio.. na. -.n.'a 20. t.l...f OF in flIt
c...lrr .n,. lul t'lf a.' J. ... 'o.n.a'. l"l 800
lnur t.i 800 tIlt ..ar -.,' ... u.y '"'" .'d iHt
,a..~ ch..rfg..t. ll.I l. t.t r, .e ti- -r.l'.-'
Du-.ii,of h.- If.. i.l l. i.. a.lt !'..i and 'r-
Sorted hiss a' ro4i .t o.. f.,.. '.r. lu ioy ~
voting ',f.tnr. !.m o.H.a: .lt oh. t.r ii- o'H'
t.r....r l'- r,rfr..t eco. lr.s "ho have d'- -'
t.r.r,,-f-'
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LEGISLATITE WORK.

ALBANY, June Elm the Assembly to-day,
on motion OF Mr. Williams, the Everett New-lOrk Water
Dill wes recalled from the Governor. The resolution has
yet TO pass the Senate. Mr. ii. ii. Tuth introduced
OIL amending the act providing for the construction OF
sewer the City Of Auburn which read nd passed
1he bill Ia authorize the Mayor and Common Council OF
aoag Island CRY to borrow money was reported hhd
oroered 10 third reading The amending act relative
supplying Long Island CITY with water Was reported
70 Q third reading
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, cDrAT FAVOR TO GENERAL GRANT.

y. "a, IRON nnnl5,rSfand. conceded by Cunking's
II - 10, a. confederation OF Genera Grant, dis
,,it,in ,si service. of which some things have
.h6-l i, rrilr al variOus times and places. hf i'cd
been s' ti,,,y it lobby for tie reelection Of Si-
hvs ~ dcsrt,d bis post of duty and dare not ai'n
seset forth frankly his reasons ioi GSa& - l' -
fSis,y CommandcriuC iief or e1-Presdcnt ID" excuse
x-orlJ be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

u &c n dull drcar story-this mCnotCnouS
IL 10 slbtnv And all for vndicaton which Viii
voting 4. and which wouldn't Nindicatc II did come
-rIroy Times lktpJ
Cbouncev NJ. Dcpew is at once among the
.J tie most attractive Of the public men 81 Ne"
etncs' atiniro hofh mental requirements AMI "ial
loiA, 0ib distinguish him IN every circle ts0ches-
~ w. Democrat and Chronicle lt"pJ
Sneaker sharpe said Yesterday; 1--WE mean
70 stay mr. ~, I'm. mons savngs ike EOry's dreams,
one klo~S rtraTi, . Albany Evening Journal tEcp)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
A CFRMAN VIEW OF II.


"DOt yellow GOnkling unit dis Blatt is ter
most onrcasOnpe fellow vOt | saw; don't II -
sad the philosophical German he sat cluster OF
fresh filled glasses the little table just the band
stopped playing In blaze. dry resigns or Ter
eenate and home to get ter Legislature To entorse
him. dot LEGISLATURE intorse pim unit say Yes,
dOtvOs all right Vo YOU resign. deu ny iuks. icy geiis
mat apOJt II you never saw. Dot Noa kANeer
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