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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 10 p. m:-Only a slight
change has taken place in the Presidents condition
since the date of the last official bulletin and that
is IN the direction of further improvement. He is
now resting quietly.
Misunderstanding President has passed most COM
portable day, and his condition tonight is in every
way as satisfactory as could be expected. He has
taken more nourshment during the past eighteen
hours than at any time since he was wounded and
lated. In order to relieve him Far as possible
from the oppression caused by the intense heat the
attending physicians this evening put into opera
tion simple retrlgerating apparatus which it is
morrow much more comfortable than it has been
to-day. 1t consists of number of trOugbs
OF galvanized-iron about ten inches in width and
fourteen feet in length placed on the floor along the
these, troughs and corresponding with them in
length arc suspended sheets of flannel, the lower
edges OF which are immersed in the ice water
winch fills the troughs. The water is absorbed
ana earned upward by capillary attraction in tho
flannel, as OF is i'll the wick of a lamp, until the
sheets are saturated This cold water, both by d-
rect contact with the air and by tho rapid cvapOra-
non which takes place the extended surface of
the saturated flannel lowers the temperature of the
room. Although only few homs have elapsed since
very perccptibe change, and it is thought that its
utility will be still more clearly demonstrated to-
morrow.
The day has been a comparatively quiet ono ut
vorablc bulletins have to great extent. relieved
public anxiety and decreased the number of callers.
AT this hour-midnigh t-thc President is resting
quietly and all his symptoms are encouraging
XNII
a. m.-Thc President is resting quietly ~ are
also the PHYSICIANS and attendants Everybody
about tho Executive Mansion n great deal en-
COurappu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07

z:3o p. m-The Presidents condition at this bour
remains Unchanged all rumors to the contrary NOT
withstanding. '''''S ho'-
600 XII.
the '1% other favorable symptoms of
~ beginning to find fault with his physicians be.
cause they DO not give him enough to eat He called
t 49, q peeisieak, but upon being told il was not
hougnt prudent at present to allow him to eat snch
hearty 1000 he grumbled little but consented to
TTppioiflse upon an egg and say no more about IL
~. ne egg was gwen him. He wished also TO know
'hs afternoon whether he could not he permitted to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07
Speria. Notices.
Mineral Waters.

Henry A. Daniels. VI d., lft LeNn gtOn-ave near 29tSt
Hours. : 10 ] and , IL 7.
Attention to Gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07

entrcaes to the Advise Ruler of the Universe that the
stricken sufferer may be relieved from physical
pain and speedily restored in health and strength to his
family his friends and the Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07

tosShESS WAIEk-thc lurrst and safest OF al cath
tic waters Avoid all coarse. irritating waters foren
domestic they impair The digestive ORGANS san.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07

domestic; they impair The digestive organs Aidneys
Notice.
The Managers of the HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR WOMEN
unl The Act of May p 1851 Will
sale Of lands which there suitable bnIn-s
buildings may be made suitable 10y
as he Board NAV aoL iof The accommodation "a go in
mates and tho superintendent and officers ns,fafion
such proposals must DE m writing and directed 70 the
Rotary of the Board Of Managers. Mrs EG8Ekr fERN-
SLY, Is West 2Sds, New viii
10Th Of July next. SARAH :. GUERNSEY. Secretary.
Piles permanently ersdcated within three weeks 40
knife rectal diseases Circa
lars sent containing references DR. nON r. Nest 2ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07

Marriages mast be Endorsed ,ritA y4u
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22
Broaier Field In which 10 View the
Attempt at Regulation.

[coNTINuED on LAST PAaE.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22

w OUR REGULAR PRICES ARE
GRADUALLY BIT SURELY BECOMING
MENTO. TT Is ACKNOWLEDGED THAT
WE LEAD THE MARKET, AND WHEN
WE ANNOUNCE OUR PRICES AS
SPECIALLY FIGURED, A REVELATION
IN VALUES MAY REASONABLY BE
LOOKED FOR.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22

These Goods will be Marked at
Prices that will make them an
inducement to purchasers, and
the goods are not confined to One
Line, BUT TO ALL Depart
ments throughout the House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22

The Influences that Determine Rates.
Your committee is undoubtedly aware that a very
large portion of the coarse, manufactured pro-
ducts of the country is moved below the average
rate of the cost of transportation yet in doing So
nobody is harmed. The railroad companies find the
smallest profit better than none and rate barely
sufficient to pay the expense of movement is better
than ideness. Under this rule the country obtains
a Development homes for the people are possible at
remote distances from markets, and every industry
finds encouragement Under this system the whole
civilized world has become, for the interchange Of
commodities. one great neighborhood, and the pro-
duct If the bees at San Diego, 500 miles south of
San Francisco comes to the latter place, is trans
ported across the continent and across the ocean,
and eompetes with the product of the busy
little fellows in Europe. In consequence OF the
cheap transportation Of food products. the artisan
in Europe and America prosecutes his calling in the
most remote corners easily as though living in
the center Of the food d-producipg districts 1
shall not, however, attempt to enumerate the
benefits and the general prosperity that have
grown up in our country under system Of railroad
management, which has been heretofore substan-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22

Many have the impression that there is right OF
eminent domain attaching to this railroad corpora
ton which is Of value. To this say that the right
of eminent domain is not exercised by the railroad
company, but by the State, in whom only exists
this power, and is exercised upon the theory that
the investment by the railroad incorporators Of
their time and private property is of character
highly beneficial to the public. The State does not
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22
True Business Principles Those which
Actuate Railroad Managers.

There is not a principle of business exercised
by the railroad companies in the management
of their business that is not deemed honorable and
which is not in constant practice by the merchant
the manufacturer, the lawyer, the doctor and the
farmer. When, in consequence of a sholt crop in
Europe, the European buyer enters market in
competition with the home buyer for the purchase
of the wheat other product of the farm,
the farmer avails himself of this competition
and takes two prices as cheerfuy as he took one
when there competition, and the consumer
has to pay accordingly The merchant sells his
goods at different percentages of profit. The lawyer
discrminates between his clients according to their
ability to pay, often because ne has the time taking
q case at small rate than to be idle, and
charging larger fee when he can obtain it. The
benevolent doctor practices his profession on similar
principles and often administers his medicines with
out charge The manufacturer of steel for the rail
roads is glad at time to sell to them for forty
dollars per ton, while at another time he charges
because lie get it, eighty dollars the cost of pro-
ducion being about the same in either case, and
that he may enjoy this large profit there is levied in
the way of tariff twenty eight dollars per ton as
tribute from every consumer OF his material
Contemplate, gentlemen if you please, the appi
cation to your own business and that of others of
the principles contended for by those who
would regulate the railroad companies and see
what the result would be. It seems TO me that
instead Of having Gov rnmens merely to secure
persons in their liberty, their property and in the
pursuit of happiness, should have one-half of the
people guardians of the other half to see that the
latter managed their business to the satisfaction OF
the guardian portion of the community, for we
not all interested in the good management OF the
time and property of each? Your interrogatory
whether the guardianship exercised over banks and
insurance companies is beneficial not do not now
propose to discuss In these cases the liability and
ability OF the Commissioners to do harm are limited,
and the worst feature about them is system of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22
WE ARE AT HONE

ourselves Eastern We familiar with the
we'll
lust swea enow.
, 1881-07-27

Ferry, replying IL De Sa!nt. Erois, stutrt
that i,Uu Anlesia hui retreati tG lin ,!rscrl,
that nlfnlrs ~, tlin frnntirr wern In most
Hatlsfnrtnry roiltltl,,i. uhi Il was tho duty Of
Parliament to uid lit supi'is:;sln. /, ranfr by
Informing tl,o cn,lntry HAT IL might Ilaye
perfect confidence III tho future.
IN THE CHA,fnEH OF t,t:Ir:rtEa,
N. Ferry, replying IN ttrsne,cea,l. stated
that this ti0yGri,neni. desIlnts In tho inter.
t.st Ut tho lsGl,i1,lic ut restraining cicetorat
agllation rs n,ncl IT'S possible, intended
Il, cotyuEu lilo Electn1nE Colleges nbullt
AtR. II.
II. CIelnel,ceau moved tlla nr.tcr nf t,lo
slty. bIanling tic t;oyara,mcn. for hastcnlng
lin statc, utnl trnosl,,cing their conduct NJ
M electoral nlaneuyrr.
Premier Ferry slrnla.n!psl The passage of
the or'tcr If tho ttuy pure md simple, which
WIS tt1OptGtl by a vnie NJ :!l4 iU aUl.
AN l;Sua:,tn,:s ruisrryE.
,p1AltiH, July GC.-rtm wt!ow If l}lunc, brt,-
prictor oi tho Montcn Euitbllng- -ron.ns, Is
t[cata. Sl'n leavcS MI enormous fortune.
THE I'K)IUSt:n BANQUET
to Minister Nayes was 1nlefinltiy postponed
Mt Ills request, 0w1.. to thu anxiety about
President Garfield.
, 1881-07-27

very sat case ur browning ncc,,rrct ut Ken
WOOD last evening, tho unlurtunI,o Victim os
tho Incident being MI. Lewis j. Ciawson, Jr.,
fnc:nt-r Ut thu li,arl nf rruiu. st abou. Il
o'clock Nr. CAwson proposed IN friend
that tkoy should m In bathing. Tho Int.
ter readily Asses1tctt, and ilAh ,lonnctt
Ills suit md WIS swimming ai,put In
tic water when Mr. ClawAu, live 1T. Ills oou-
l,Anon soun nntlcel Tint lEl WIS not right, ind
uskcd wlnt was tic nattcr. Il, which ar. Claw
sor! replied. - mn dr1lwnlny.''
Ills trlent n5nde n desperate Hfort to rnv0
hin but his ciIorts.. as we'll ns tt,use
Of others, who readily responded TO tho
cry fur hclp. were tIMayHlli1Ie. Nhun fhgy hui
Eeelu.d his h3:ly. nbnut twunty minutes Inter
lie Wns thoroughly dead. md nj! ctrt,r:A to rc,1fs
cttNte hlnl were Ut no NtntI. Dr. E!oo1, wh3
wMs riding hy was calletI in, MlI used every nus.
siblr lneAns to revive hft,.
Eonle think he WINS NHen With II pr;tn1tY. and II,
persisted. Mthers think tint he waH taken with
wntrr. iie wlss +, yours of asc md loave~u wfo
with grief, and It wis unly t,y ft,rcu TINT
SUE WIS prevented FROM Jumping tl1lp
tho water nitcr her husband Atr. Ctuw-
son WIZ well known Anu highly rESlicctel,
tie WIS. physleally speaking. Il perfect tyno pf
IInnhN.Hl. nnil waB regarded TN ordinary nta,-
slt'ns IN mn excellent swimmer. Tharp uro fe1lr5
thAt tho terrible news will hnvG fain, eject u,t
h!s father ANd hoth0r, wslu nru b0th nl auu
1cche.
Harmon Sprl,aneu. Ills partuer ns wutl ns his
I,ru,hur-ttt-nw. Arrfyt.l but Ahnrt ti1no af,er
tho sud event. .llld was ncarly uyereUme with
Hriel. The Coroner bus bGrn notified, nul will
Hutu tho lLlll1gSt this ll1prt1pH.
, 1881-07-27


Spsffdf DLpdteh 10 The thicaap Tribune.
MEN fOi.ti, .'u!y Gi.-TlW provision nlar-
kGts were tlr'nrr nEaf,t, but tic excitement
1his morning WIZ In the wheat 1narlrt, which
l'rokc fr"n' s1..:.1l fnr August at tho opcl!-
Ing III Cltcaso to St.f9l33, although tt s,lsr-
Hi'ently rallied To al.ai Un the covering ur tic
shortS, who had refused 10 settie tlp nj the
t"p yesterday. Tlteru IL still large short
Interest. Il Is said, for that month, ind that
thcrH Will DC Haother twist Ilcfore this ,utnth IL
over. Th-dny Arnonr's bEolscrs wcrc said to
pc entirely out Of thnt Inatkct. but that otter
larxe brokers wera selling august freely, anu
SOME NEW IIunfE MAS FEAnEu.
Tho "Clnclnnats crowd" ul.o np1.uar tu hayc
Disappeared. nnd EOlIio ,isunlly gnod authorities
sAy that II wits composed or cliluo If Clncln~
natl bankers. nnd thai Armour was hot tulck ot
IT, yet tue nttcr Is still generally creftl,ch will.
0el,ig M th1 powcr beh!3I tiosn. rs It WIS
safy inr hI'n to concral bis ha IL run sugcrss
tho whcat 'narket. Tic Ir.ak il Gncag,,
earrled .,1 down .l.o tater options, with A,,.
!,i, ahe year nnc md onc.ciailth cents.
Ihts itsarsct feil une cent on August lrl thrae.
~ ,T"fs ~ 9s ,t I ent IT. on snpts'r I Hsrn. cry
stocks ~ !iurnlW, and that exporters must tako
a!l our OLD crhN bctnr1
THE NEW Wt)ttD BECOME AvAl1A,ttE
It now turns nut that stocks On the other sIdc
!arxer . than eurs six years. 1t Is sn!d. III urcut
l!ritntu, It nppcars tiiat sUle ot Tho shorts pl,
august whr,!s have bought In their August mil
snsl se!scinbur- Ih!s Ii a beautiful hc1.ct aud
Illustrates h't" tho Average specl,IatM gets
nveF tA0 wall Just NJ Ills helI-wethor ~ ttosi,v
hhck: This Il Just whnt Armour waits. na hu
hls AuHl!at To- sell ind wants tu buy Sr;itr,1nr
The utfavulssse news Gr,nl Washington .cui,stsi
Rcnernl excitement AT tho Exc1nf,91., u1ttl hsI-
moss was purity suspended OIL tho l4wer ii0nr to
watch tho tlispAtchGd frtnn tho WhItn Ho,Dsu,
~ much co.lcrrn nttl anxiety WIS a1uyu IA 0,i
lo day tho President WIS shot, hui 10 effect OH
tho tuarket WAS visible.
, 1881-07-27


flty ~ p'rl' way TINT MI ftrmIhI,rrns
.ath 1l nfii'c IN m" Assrn:fn'r1n. tDh HAT
,, 10 nt' VII" I!yhly vtsI'I thu K"uuh-
thnt pr:eu1t tn ttl5"alG tlin w,stl,,n 0f CERTAIN
f,htty iI'"rs, stNl4r Republicans tclfeyc that
u tlc party nm j." ttlitei unff,:r INC strung pr-
H;'ltknsnn uni Enttl rurn attn:futl1Gh fnr IocaI
mcn'. ,I. ftey en-, t,c clectt1 wIl'n,tt tho ,lrcri
'nY " rnflbIHhflnn with. ilrnit,crnts. Tho
'"rtt9n last ycur Il polnttat Il, M
~ cxa'sit nf wlu!t rnui'1 In Hone nrr tIlfrer-
cflt ntisofets. lihlnEa II snDrt Ht ruiarr,I,ttac
tho lt"p1lb!lra.t Sthtc, Convention this ypar,
tnt.fe = sntd To tc probability nr trouble. Al.
,htil*trttfiti! tcrliIlitMlls flecInrs TINT tfpy
.trc int wlast1H that tiI1 delegates fro,n tiIfs
chy Anail t'c "ctt"s, ~ heretofore. from utrons
w. h'n"rs "f &he inaet,iie organization anl
tf,n,.stl: f"r tho "srartatt I!al" when cn,,sft
aaGn tfntfhln al Albany. Iln. other 1trpu,.Iil4,n
uu.Rat!.atlhh uh tteInhnt representation 1T tic
ntnto Convention. uni. uttrst spInu en,npruruEae
u fnat" ttcrH VII fH ihrtr delegations rum thIa
renee. 7
, 1881-07-27

N1tO WROTE THE "TttilH:SE" ARTlCLEA2
sFttias Utsp.tch tol Tho Caie<too Irtbuus.
NEw"foIsk, July N-lsoDlyEl1g tn TIIE
cnic..no rn1nuSE's statelle'It Ut Inst SIM.
day tint tho ''Onto kieI,mnna" editorials
III tito Scw York I'!ftsnc tlur!ng the Wur
weru written by Edward II. SlautosI, Atr.I,ana
will say lit the S't,s to-llsorrnw: "We hns!el.
to inform cur esteonIed contemporary, a,!d III
th0 INNS, rosltva n,snnnr, mat 1t " fntsnft,red
which 1t rsitars. Nut nno Ut tllasu articles VIVA
wrlttvn. sslx4osto "r tnsp!re.I i,y ar. n.nMto,,,
h.aitnar nnlorv hp be1atip fcetvtAry nf Knr Ilor
'x1Gr& that nlter tho un.tturo nr Fort lkne!,ni
u Vrlr,tt0 tintu 0t blu WIS llSu, with bis uxprtsA
event. With this slngln uxetpt,un. l,Gtll!ns uyor
nrleAre, ~ lhn iteul.IsR eolInns ut Tin iflhHNo
q shtt tt'no "h!sh prt'ueGtetE H!ther Ernln ar.
IN 70 lt!Ghn1oI,a' nrlc!us wnre written by Tho
lAtG 0c.l. Fltx.tlorryi W;9rfc,,''' ~.
, 1881-07-27
INTERNAL MACHINES.


oalfDeA HA4Ht III kk0AtOit.
Spfetai uIspateh to Thu Chteago JrttuRf.
HnsrnS. July .d.-rtlo Adrertfaer. brtluvtng
tho rccont shipment of internal lllachuta lo
lIKaand le!t,",s crls1" AgAl#t spciety unst Ill
tcrnasin'lul l,lws, has Gcn pushing tts lvust gn-
tiuns, nIltl tu.Iuy discovered tho following
1Hrts concerning tho shipment by Tho
Malta; On tho 9th Of .Iane IL
s'rn',Eer Wcnt tu thu Cu,larL antce III state
sttpel nill sah o wllllel. IL send snn,p gonls
utl to s1enlrer sailing Oh tho llth. Tito ltAtuytlt
was ut thu Cuaarsl whnr nt tho time, hut llcr
tusrylng capacity waa fully engaged, and the
isihn wtS informed that ho would lAsu
to walt Tor the next stGamer, tho sln!tn, liz
thonl AsktI II tho cu'npany wn,,ll mt Mssu,lu
lh4 care0f tho bnsrcss, uAa stated tt,nt tsey hItl
come III uEio Of tho t1iilruul stations huru nt1tl
he COULD mot spAru tho tllne to link
nttcr alId fnrwArl them, hut negative
aI'swcr WAS Gevgn to thas n!so, ~ thu coa,lany
sloes not g!yo hills Ut -laitrs until tho stcaucr
0n Witch tho gouls nr1 to lIo carroL hlls arrived
ut her lock. After tt1ut Hntu 1t IL willing to ns-
suno the responsibility, Tho ncxt llenr.t
nf tho segment" was 1hat 1t Aatl
bern paccd ou tho CuuurA whnrt IN tho foffnw.
Ing tay yfthv i0thh Thu Malta d!t! nut ur,lyu firm,
!Ayerpu0l Until WodncslAy nr Thursday uf thu
t"ltowllsg week, nnd Nh Frtday, thu It'll,
tho bills Ut l..sltng woru n.udu nut
mud delivered uslA tho barrcIs weru
plAocll Uli tho steamer. Thu nlah ytyu A!s Ila,no
~ Gh4res St''!s. nnl tho roElstgAue's nanle la
loseph Evans. Thu lhrrets wesu 'llark!l With
iS.s ir.ter stas,dis tor isoroo, waieh was M s tho
lhMt 0t stGstitiAstun,
Tas s,'p!not,t " tho steainer ilayar'an. or tho
i" t.a.situ.ion Ill Whsrf .t;s ii, and ' piacst eav
III Ill., sh' 1t t.; Ss raa taas yutos doss
snl1rcts thAt Hrlt4Vr consignment wAS takcn to
tho Wlinrres " u reNtslar teAnlstuE, tr erpH by
fikx b1st
, 1881-07-27

DEAD.
VIENNA, duly 20.-Tie Duke Augustus, Of
Saxc.Cobl1rg-t;otha.fs is t1eatt.
AN ASTRONOMER DEAD.
Bi:rI.IS, July M - Chnrles Christian
Brnliiis, I'M eminent German astronomer, Is
dead.
A MEETING oF THE UNITED GERMANY TEI.r:-
GRAPH COMPANY
unanimously approved Il resolution adopted
by the English shareholders. VITO possess
nbout 10000 shares. or by far tie grcntcr Iart
Of the capital, III regard to tho inylng Of II
cable from EnIdcn to Valentta. Tile c,,lrr-
prise will be vigorously 1lrtcrtaknu by n
well knuwn English firm of tetcgrpl,.co,1-
struct0rs, a'a,with tltrce steamers, It ls!toped
tho laying Of tho cable will 10 completed
within year.
, 1881-07-27
IL BE,

special Dtsp4tth tn THE Chicago 1rtbunf.
NEW foNw, July ga re,.nrt was re-
celvut'llcp Mt a::;0 this iaornIl. from tho
Telegraph nlrra,or ut Sandy Hoax, tint n
tirc WIS rMglng IN Cnney Island,
nint It WIS believed TINT nnv Of
tlle largo lloels ut ttlut setlsi.te resort wus
i'rlIg destroyed. Thu light IL plainly dis
cernlb'e from New lurls City. hut, Ut this
writing, ITO tlclint intelligence las lwcu re-
culyctl frunl Tho srenc Ut thu cnlltlasrntltAn.
LATER PARTICULARS.
4 d!spatel! tmm Coney lslnnd received ut
:3o n. III. SANS tllat tho depot Of
the Now TURK Il brighton ucuc|t
Railroad aMl thu 1'lerpont Ilotcl
nrv f,oth burned TO tho ground, and six
tccn cars belonging 10 the railroad company
Tho tfro ts within nifty fect Of tho p!naroro
Hotel, md crurplng toward vauluyeer's. 1t
is believed tltat thu rlllnfnro can bo
savcd. Thu report .oes mol suy that there
was any luss of lfe ut tito Tlcrpont lIotel. Tho
fire IL tocatcd on tho west el,l oE tho lsland aud
at what IL known rs wo4t brighton,
Whcro Iron piers nso looatc,l, Aud whlcl.
Is tho t,,st tl!ckIy. p1rlun vi tho sI4ll.
The brighton Leach, Mnnt,nttliI, md Oriental
Hnteta aru Botne distance eastward, ai,il boyol
the reach OF tho anrA.
, 1881-07-27
THE YOUNGER BROTHERS.
An Intellectual Appeal to Gov. Pills.
bury hy Ticir t1id unrlu for II IIi&tgA-
tlufa Of Their E'snf-Isusralt,

tauia UE Their f'Nhf. u1r41t.
sstketaf HHpates ia TA< tltsedpo Tftbu,Ts.
Fir. PAM, MtHu,, duty .8.-Ltttlrl0n Yoll,,ycr
uncfe or Cole, Jnucs, nl,l Ratert Younger,
serving llfc seHterrcs III saltwater, nFpcuretI
eclnr" tlu unv:rnor ie.tlay scukIng their i,Ar-
dun or II remission of part oE their sentence
Gav. f'llisbury listened patlentiy, ln,l thou
told h!nl, with Il iiunkucss w,ch was tho
Dest nch,H uncr tho circumstances, tint ils
ls'id nothtng III IsIscnragnlout 10 orer; th,1t OH
no acctllt!t would he l1r minute consider tho
rroprlcsy nfpnrslnning tho prisoners Or remit
ling 1nyof Tho stfi{cnco t.npt,aea u,mn thp:n.
Ihednyornns bceang rcaily ycUtuesIt ns he talked
una Remembered tic circumstances uf tho
crime. Your H1c hlid nnuIlrst feeling snld
tnc,"!'o.e Emy rty: hut when think nt lm'"
tnnt Inns IN PARALLEL to inIsako Ills trust.
a,lu wIrn | rusnnn,ier huw yn,r ncpl,rw
Shot HIN Aow,l 4 ty,li hltxal lnxnatlol. t'tr.t
tho rt1lce Nf I,liy. and. 1istHstt Ut fruin{ TINT
ihcy I,vu ~es, pl,flsicil s,stllcnIy. nIi, u,ore
nsl1 more nelcn Ia inri tlat .inath w,nils! tilyu
born u jstGr hn mort, righteous rGla1tlty,"
Tho aL untlu freely nn!tnow!cuul tliat e co,lt,l
lntr M utlc cfnrint.rtn!ninR El,rh fetliux1 aI,tl
ttH!IKlIi1 tho Governor fur tho Kindness Gxtenll-
S'l ttns. ho sadly htldo Hin ntflel nnd loft tho
building.
, 1881-07-27
''% :...,z ,I,OE1;rlC.tL. 49, -
ct}SnlTiuN ur 'rIlg ;sw0 PARTIES.

opstt's @t"poteh 70 '3hs thIfh99 IF1buHt+
NEW 4unK, July 91--'rim Democratic
Committed nr'Ouu Hundred isas appointed
A"g: ans tho time for thu organization, ut Tho
Assembly District Associations Tu men
wllo lave " rrurIanixutt" tho Democracy IN
tho city Ntller p1p l,,inu Ut tho Cuinullteo Vt
Ono liuntlre.l, issI cosih!el!t. HAT 1t vii!
glya now lfn to tlalr party !l tl,a city. Thuy
ray t!at no ree6gnitlo,l vii! By Elret to :rnll.
n!as'y lin!l, ,.wtcl, thoy profess. to l.slIsso ii
uiw III lts lust tsss," alld Us 10 tho new
lfyiils lia!l ,t.t,r5!l!tIa'lt'a. r is a",,sutt
ject of rlliuaio,> to llpr''ert YAun,ps..'l
nut o:!lef tcatIvfs,;y VI. thu Conul[ttcp, ut
oilo llaulresl, ptilss5. tln nau,oprlt|p. s;iutc
t;s'1syentioa van deylso suoio wtytQ unite tho
le,aocr.cy in Ithts city> III local lsJues, thoro
soons to be s,iyy prospect Ut ,wo Or thrce scp*
%stp , ,s 5eSs;t: Ys :lckSts kim stcea ts @
A9t rE4atslca ~ nEoAlla,nx. ;.,.
Iaefo IVY aR"f;.I. ~ i. :. :.,. s-,.- ~. ri
FIVE 'l,EruiuLu.tN COUNTY ORGANIZATIONS
In tho rily.' r19o" administrator Republicans
dsipAua y reostapiaauQa ot The Putty In thla'
, 1881-07-27

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,,1o iut's'n , u!Ae" ~ stecI'l eoips OF
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cntiea'ufls!, 1llfetl l,n lfl't, l'as sellt tl'o
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