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Morris tribune., 1881-12-22

The north one-half of section 81, town
1876, range AZ, about three miles west OF
Morris, 266 acres, under cultivation. Ap.
ply to 8. BERGMAN,
23tf St. Paul, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1881-12-22
TRADE

We have horses on hand that we viii
trade for cattle. Call and see us.
43tf WATSON s. LEONARD.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Parties in need of Dental work should
bear in mind that DR.. Hale is in town the
last half of each month only.
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10000

worth of New Goods just received at City
Drug Store. Mr. F. N. Teele will attend
as usual to the compounding of prescrip-
tiona 36tf NJ. WEBER
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For Sale,

Three Good Team Horses, Wagon and Har,
ness, Also, One Top Buggy and Harness.
ENQUIRE of T. 5. MILLS, Oh his farm at the
orove 81
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On farm property, at low rates of inter
est. Call on or address
FIELDER B. CHEW,
2tf Morris, Mimi.
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House and 3 Lots.

House s4x4o with porches two Sides * story high good cellar
and fine condition throughout good barn premises
horses The lots all enclosed
commanding extended view along the besides full
Price S. ooo with discount Of cent all cash is paid
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$40 acres.

Section T. town 1874 4 Stevens miles Hancock
Norris House, SIS
part time if desired slightly and beautiful place.
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A large assortment of Plate.ware, for
the Holiday Trade, at A. A. Stones. "A
new assortment daily expected. 34t3
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16O acres.

quarter section l2 county,
broken; O mile from depot choice piece
so to Morris very cheap at 81 600. Terms suit
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Loans NEGOTIATED

At low rates of interest. Apply to
= FIELDER B. CHEW.
2tf M orris, MINI.
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600 acres

section II 1885, A. Stevens
$780, 3Ox5o stable repair;
miles Sc mules good of
tools, desed Onthrd cash balance time
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received inquiries te from nonredens for the
determined to add Bank
REAL ESTATE and through these columns will offer for sale
Improved and Umprov Stevens Pope Grant, Big Stone and
Traverse Business Blocks Vacant Business Property Houses and
Lots and Fine Building Sites in the Village of Morris
Below list of the property we have oe and prepared
furnish Railroad Tickets Reduced Rates. those distance and when
here will show Charge Will also add that having
Real Estate Sell will do well place hands, have superior
facilities for reaching purchasers.
Morris tribune., 1881-12-22
For Sale.

On reasonable terms. 320 acres of land
in town of Morris. 200 acres under cult
vation, with a good house and good well
of water. Call on WATSON s. LEONARD.
Morris tribune., 1881-12-22

Call at A. A. Stones and see the large
line of Holiday Goods. 34to
Morris tribune., 1881-12-22

Mems suits, ranging in price from s. up,
ot 1etf CHAs. WILSON'S.
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$40 Acres.

Northeast quarter and lots Section H. Town
Stevens This farm choice indeed having
20 natural Oak borders
81 5oo The land productive $25 per
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MS1Cy to Loan.

500 School Suits, just received, at
19tf CHAs. Wilson's.
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100 Acres.

Northwest quarter Section a. Town 1885, Range
This fair section land with only $780, very cheap
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Farm for Sale Or Rent.

Hand Sleds and skates, at A. A. Stones
Hardware Store. 34tS
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NOTICE.

School Bonds bought at par. Apply TO-,
}. A. JOHNSON.
1tf Supt. of Schools
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$40 Acres.

Section 25 Town 1874 Range A. Stevens county
AZ miles from Morris the banks the Pomme
broken with house and other buildings costing $5oo
time and at reasonable price.
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145 acres

section 24 41 100 unes the pow 5000
Ganary and Barn $450 miles Pomme d
er This fine very solo
cheap and Of the best farms have Offer Fall blowing
done.
KENNER annnI
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CORN AND GROUND FEED

CORN AND GROUND FEED
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Feed Exchanged for
Oats and Barley.
HIGHEST CASH TRICE PAID
FOR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS.
D. r. SUTHERLAND eco.
RIVERSIDE MILL.
One and Three Quarters Miles Southeast
from Morris,
INV. STONE & CO., Props.
Keep on hand Three Grades of Choice
Family Flour, as follows:
xxx,
STRAIGHT,
New Process,
Believing that the -four is best which
makes the healthiest, sweetest and most
nutritious bread, we make Straight Grade
a speciality, but to those who want some
thing more fancy, we recommend New
Process We also keep Feed, Bran, Shorts
and Graham Flour.
CUSTOM WORK
will at all times receive Prompt Attention
Crisis either Ground or Exchanged as the
owEers wish.
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1880 Acres.

Sections and Town 1885, Range A. Stevens county, This farm has
cultivation House. Barn and Gran
condition suitable large farm The land situated five
sold with small payment down. balance
long time if so desired
Morris tribune., 1881-12-22

property ofer and prepared
n Railroad Tickets Reduced Rates. those from distance and when
having
Real Estate to Sell will do we'll place hands, have superior
ABILITIES for reaching purchasers.
1880 Acres.
Sections 26, Range county, This has
House. Barn and
y in good condition
sold with small down, balance
ong time if so desired.
$40 Acres. /
Section Range county,
broken crop other improvements miles from Donney
Will sell in parcels altogether, very cheap
16O Acres.
Southwest quarter Range This choice
section of land miles from Morris; will
sell on reasonable
Warehouse and Lots.
good very cheap purchaser requires
2 Vacant Business Lots
lots each Atlantic avenue at bargain
opposite depot
Falls Dakota Railroad them, specially attractive this
those about to locate permanently
80 Acres
quarter g. T. H. Town 1885, Range A.
Stevens county This having
20 natural Oak Grove and borders beautiful
ngs cost $1,000 The land light and productive Price
House and Lots.
House s4x4o with porches IL story high good
horses The lots all enclosed with picket
commanding along view of the town
Price 50 900. with discount Of per all cash paid
16O Acres.
Northwest quarter Range A. county
section of land with broken very
$40 Acres.
25 Range county nicely situated
~ miles from Norris the banks of the Pomme
broken with house and other buildings costing s5oo Will
time and a reasonable
,, $40 acres.
range county, Hancock
large SIS pc
part time desired. slightly and beautiful place.
16O acres.
Northeast quarter section town l24 49, Stevens
broken O mile from depot choice
to Morris is very cheap at So 600 Terms
600 acres
section IT. town 1876 range 4 Stevens 400 acres cultivation
good $780, garay 3ox5o; stable l4x5o good repair
miles from Morris Price $6500 10 horses and mules with lot
desired third balance
145 acres
:
section 24 al; 100 undes the
Gnary and Barn $3.50; ls miles from Morris; wad by
Te river This fine tract of and very desirable
cheap and Of the best farms have to offer Fall blowing
ldone
kENRER & MOORE,
~ Morris Minnesota
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Warehouse and 2 Lots.
2 Vacant Business Lots

We offer lots 2xl4O each block
These lots opposite the Round Elevator and with the the Little
Falls Dakota Railroad them, specially
those about to locate permanently
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REQ form Ready IN - minutes. Ten varieties
economical, convenient Grocers sell them
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DIED

DECKER-On Wednesday morning Norman 7 vorn~..,
40 VIZ -''- sc'H % iis
he-lNes and friends are invited funeral ser
nom hlS ate residence, No 43 oc-anave Jersey CITY
heights on saturday, july 23 at > O'CLOCK p. N.
lIDH-snddenly On the 18Th inst. James d. Fitch NJ n
oi ms city, ln the sofl bis age -
ana Trends % The
sttcnn ic funeral Al the church Of
s"hsNe and 53th-st on Friday morning at II o'cock
~ Their Al Babylon T. J.. THURSDAY July 2l OF Fright,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
INGALLS, lER-S suddenly. Thursday morning Julv 81
James No AllsieI IN the 7lst his age -
hcstlN,s iIlcnts members Gramercv Ioage
Do + ana A NJ are respectfully attend 80
on saturday, O'Clock y. h r.sL
dence, No lbs Highest, Brooklyn. -
NpBhIGA -On Wednesday July 20 st Vincent's Hosp
TAI me Key jerome p NoDTlga affsc,si
TO - Joseph's Church. ag-f II
solemn mass OF Requiem Wl be offered
NJ SOU Oh next Ffldaf. at 1890 D'cioc- a n. -
lseN oehd Clergy and friends 10 be
VAN ZAN Dr-At New Brunswick y. j. july p lSsI the
rev. Dr A b Van Zsndt. Professor tie Tl,sloefra
seminary OF the Reformed Church al New Brunswick.
Funeral services at has late residence brunswick or
saturday, July p, Al 25O O'Clock .. m ' -
al reformed Church.
y y. Oh Monday, July p at > clock q. IA
Friends aud the clergy without further
notice. -' ~ NiNt
Orange County. y. " papers please copy.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SunoDsis for. the u0sl "a bo,,rs

WASHINGTON. July %, 1 a. m.-The barome-
er is highest in Florida. The depression which at the
afternoon report yesterday at Portland has
moved slowly eastward, and is central near East
port The depression which central in the Misss-
sppi valley has moved slowly eastward and now CEN
IRA" III the Upper Lake region The temperature has
risen slightly in the South Atlantic states and Tennessee
ana mas faen from 40 to 12o in tn. Northwest; else
where II has remained nearly stationary Local rains
are reported from NcwEngland aud the St Lawrence
Cni9 anu mississippi Valleys The winds in New-Ene
s'i anu Vhe Middle Atlantic States have shifted 10
northerly; southwcstcrly winds cntipue in the Gnf
otates ana the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Reporrs
are generally missing from The Lake region and fbence
westward 10 the Pacific coast ~ O
The following temperatures are renor,ed FRAN, s,oor.
on the northern frontier: PASSPORT, $50; Darlington
oo0' quebec, o6o; Montreal 62o Alpena 659.
Indications for today
FOR New-England, fair weather, norheriy winds be-
COMING variable higher barometer stationary or lower
temperature - N
ror the Middle Atlantic States fair weather followed
p increasing cloudncss and possibly local rains north
cry winds becoming variable. rising followed by falling
barometer, stationary or higher temperature.
Indications for tolnOrrOc
Inc indications that local will prevail in the
LAKE region to-day followed by fair weather tomorrow
anu ia lar weather WI. prevail in the Gulf States
day and tomorrow.
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A WARM DAY LONG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, y. j., July 2l-rhc dav has
from exposure to the heat Of the Ocean PIER
was crowded during the day the cool sea breczcs
which swept over It enjoyed by the people The
water was unusually cool for such a warm day
An unknown man. rupposrd br from New York " "A
drowned while bathing the Ocean Pier He wa. "a
me swimmer, hut was seized with cramps ana yls un-
able to reach the shore He well dressed and a,,t
trN I'VE Years 81 age. In hs clothing were visiting
cards, with thr name W j. Bailey printed ON them Thr
body vas not recovered mp to uirh'raI
Professor Forsyth Of the United states Military Acad
envy at West Point. and Mrs. FORSYTH are A, the How
land Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs John r Raymond reached Long Branch
last evening They viii spend weeks here at the
West End Hotel
Bishop Nicholson, OF the Reformed Episcopal Church
ana Mr.. Nicholson arc AT the new fremont Hotel at
Samuel Tildcn II the guest Of General Horace X
iGItci' at ihr cottage OF the latter AT Elbcrou.
Ialc army as at tue West End Hotel.
Norris phillips and family. OF NcwYork are at u @
Dr J. " Co-nd Of Jersey city one Of the most pron
ncnt Free Mason- of the country IN AT tho ocean nri
". H. Woodward aud Mrs Woodward Of IirooAlyn. are
at the Atlantic Hotel.
Miss Ada Gilman. the actress il visiting f.nds II,
Muumouth Beach. " ' ~
Ef-consrcssm,n benjamin f Briggs, Of Delaware. is
al the Ocean Hotel "
Following are among the late arrivals ut the Wcat
nn1; Inc Rev :. l. Prime. New-York; Thomas
rnlDor ana VIC baltimore; \. j Kaufman Columbia
i'uhi j l. St"lnmr2, Lancaster, Penn; g. ton
and wife. baltimore; 1hoina- Turnhun Syracnsr \ y
I, W G. MURPHY, Trenton y. j Robert Emmett indian.
grIH iias'r-town C. q. Koebng and family. Trenton;
John i. Steison and vie. Philadelphia; r. NJ Turner
Ihitlnmoi'i Edward Judson d. -, Ncw.York: charles
hc"St"n, Midd"tnwn; Pm. - Baker and WIFE I.ancas-
Ter a. q IooA ana wife ana j. I'm l.. Berg York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
MORNING HOURS Ar LONG REACH


Even the best seaside resorts near Ncv-YorIl
become trio in the afternoon and ,ycnr the
ar "f beng public property People with lunch baskets
whlch attract Nwarns OF flies In the payions red faced
men, ana tircdlooking women dragging around sticky
and cross children wearied with what was 10 be davs
pleasure remove the freshness that Ia 40 attractive
earlier in the day. Later the crowds begin TO arrive all
the side shows burst forth into high Of activity
and many Observation-Disclosures and s,ring-drown tho
pleasant noise OF the surf.
While all these things are very mucl lcss ohnn, ous
than Mt any similar place easily accessible New
York yet il is in the morning before bloom is rubbed
on the day, that Long Beach ia delightful Every
thhg IL fresh, and the place has air
OF quiet which disappears the sun mounts
higher Bnsincss men of for the city
and women in fresh morning dresses sit In careless
groups roadng novels or the newspapers. There is
Instant cattcr OF knives and dishes, there is music,
and the rcsounding tramp OF a nnltitude, down
for the day" Is not heard. Other women nurses and
children ait quietly the the shade of the mar.
qnees Inc few men who to be unobtrusive
everywhere IL quiet Occasionally from the private
gossrangc parti-co0red figures appear and hasten
toward the surf They recognized at once as
numbered by many skirts, although decidedly
they are not Blue hannel, white stripes running
around ana black stockings and hats with bit
Of color prevail Sometimes children I'm tights
capcr at their mothers heels. The surf rolls u
considerable distance the porchcs of the cottages
an" c pa ners i2r SAKE OF variety occasionally break
INTO a i"ngh' rms ir increased two of the
women not used to running in stocking feet tumble
meaulohS III the sort sand. From 10 daily
Men who come to the city for business avail them
selves Of the privilege of bathing snits,
bare limits Diners a ecs. nonrs are the
no, very hoh At L9ns Beach as there il dancing
to M ait"ngh 10 the frivolous the watzes ns
'nT ouhosuat p'4S" mem are great temptation.
Beach 10 iurn i1h the public with modest bathing suits
sur drapery therr II very long man arranging him
sen III Ms s"sfS envelope finds that the come
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mat al tho property had been attached this morning In
.ne SUIT OF the Quidnock Company against the A w.
oprasue Manufacturing Company for $2,OOO,OO0. Tho
sun was regarded as intended to embarrass the SALE and
the Creditors Committee the integrity of the
SALE
% SpIague affairs assumed a new phase this after
Snr uneer the advice of Mr. Butler counsel for the
iainy Heretofore Mr.. Chafee the trustee and
panE sss OF the A. sprague Com
woAs IN the name OF the Qudnock COMPANY one OF the
prague corporations which solvent at the time OF
si senerHI ialure This afternoon notices appear
S'emn ullaln Sprague, president of the Quidnock
mn 20 removing Mr. Chafee from Office OF treas
a Sl vi Tmat company appointing b. g. Chace 70 that
oice This movement, il not successfuv resisted viii
mills and the print works ~ 'ie " 'e 'pi"suo
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SEUERE STORMS ~ TIE UEST

CHICAGO, July 21.-A special dispatch TO The
journal The severest thunder of season
visited Waukegan, Ill.,, last night The great quantity
OF rain that fell seriously damaged the hay and other
crops throughput the coHnty Lightning struck Joseph
Dutneyer's house, badly injured it, bat no person was
hurt. At kankakec the lightning set fire Cobb d
Pmllpss stock barn, and II was destroyed, together
with with forty tons of hay and TWO wagons.
The rain storm AT Madison, Wis, of the sever
eet ever known there rain fell in torrents and the light
ming was continual all night At Evansville, Wis. the
storm was also severe. The night tcegiah operator
Hcngslcr, Was struck by lightning ana killed Ii is sun
posed that his foo WAS resting ground wire under
the table. lie was struck near the heart the charge
passing out of his left heel.
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CONFEDERATE MONUMENT UNVEILED

CULPEPER, Va, July Observation-Disclosures
rainfall during the entire forenoon the unyehng OF
the monument the Confederate dead drew crowd of
5000 to 5000 persons The procession headed by
the Culpeper minute men, followed 10y military
panies from Alexandria, WaTenton and Charlottesville
the veterans of the late and Masonic and Good
Templar lodges. The procession was mile long, and
extended from the town the Citizens Cemetery where
the ceremonies took place under the pces of the
Masonic fTatersity Addresses made 10y O. r. FitR
Lee, Ex-Governor kempcr. the Hon. John GOodo and
General Walker. The speakers introduced by
General James Field After the ceremonies over the
procession returned to the town, where "A tine dinner
iteut he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
HOW CITY PASTORS SPEND TIE SUMNER

me pastors OF tnc churches of this city and
Br""AYh have generally entered upon their summer
vacations Mt Boecher preached his sermon for the
season sunday morning and VIII 20 to The White Noun
thnS before the attack Of his annual enemy hay fever
begins.
MI Talmagc has already taken one week OF his vaca
tioh NJ Saratoga from there he returned and took nj,
tnlly To Chcstertown, in the AdiTUndack~ where he
expects L. DE for the remainder of the summer.
Dr. Storrs OF the Church ~ the P-rins passcs n nor
ZION "f his vacation at Princeton, and will then join his
family at Jefferson, y. II.
Dr. Taylor OF the broadway Tabernacle. will return
the last OF this month To hiz old home In scotland He
will be gone for about MONTH will resume preach
Mg IN. second or ihird sunday Ia Srptcmhcr
In" Rev Robert toyrr, of The church the Messiah
hA~ been Tor two weeks in chicago. where ne prca n,
10 lis old congregation When lac LEFT that CITY ne had
not drterin ed where he would rcna lnder of
the
Or Howard Crosby goes to Colorado for a month
ID. B"llnWH has gone to e summer home "A Wulnno
y IT. ana Will not return to the city until the middle of
September
pr j. A. VI. Chapman OF -. Paul's Methodist Fnisco.
pal 'hutch, went early Junr with his family to his
summer home IN Greenland, y. II.
I)r = - Eurcharl, OF the Murray lin PrcsbN
church. spends his vacation AT saratoga, Is usual.
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Special Notices



Delicious economical, DvcnienL sell them
Post oGce Notice.
Inc foreign malls Tor The SATURDAY. Tplv
1871. Will close az tins Office r,SDAY y
Tor Europe py steamship Arizona. Aueensfosa. on
W hDN fSiiAl Al 10 ov
wa Queenstown correspondence nus sp.ilx
addressed, and Al II for direct y S:@apssY
AmeIlque, VIA HsvIe; tn a I0.3l A rn Tor
i.u"pe on steamship telc VIA Queenstown
enoe io germany and France must be specially addrss
anu al ii a H. ior Germany and France bv steamship tn
DIl% wa fynouh Cherbourg ana Hamburg
Oi nItai ilt~lh other European te
SPECIALLY AdGrrss"d; on SATURDAY, II H. Tor Ger
many &c ~ steamship honau. SOUTHAMPTON and
men correspondence ioI Great Britain
countries must he addr.sSed and
Europe, Boy steamship city Of hmond VIA Oueenstosn
ana AT II NJ Tor scotland direct. by steamship Anchsa Wis
N%'~Dw. and Il tor Bel gum direct or st~spsntn
islynei~ud va Antwerll The cape IIavri Il
Domingo ana Turks Island close - L.,
Ihe malls Tor Hayu close TIT RSDAN at Do ~ h.
niaiis Tor Aspnwa aud south PacL' close
Al ~ A m ile Eais Tor cuba aud Mexico close
IA al Itou a. M The mails close
III ltSbAN at p m. The mails FOR Jsmaica Maracabo.
SaNanliiA, &c, close FRIDAY Ih. for
eueAutla ana llt.tla At he
Inails Tor rreNiown close On SAII RDAN AZ . M me
mans Tor china and Japan close July
loi An~itAils, close July m mails
0fegtowh ana Port non close a 10 a m
HENRY q. PEARSON. PostulaSfer
Post ONCE. New -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
TIE MEANING OF "ASsASSINATE."

To the razor OF The Trt6une
SIR: Nearly AL of the daily papers OF the cotlh-
try that have speak othe attempted assassination
of President Garfield" Webster gives the meaning of
"assassinate" to be "to Kill or attempt TO Kali by sur
prise or secret assault murder by sudden Violence OF
to attack with murderous intent" IL that Is the correct
definition word is it not incorrect TO speak OF the
"attempted assassination OF the Presdehtf In o'her
words was assassinatedi II an error this is
good time it, and know of no better medium
than THE There is bet chrome with TINS,
but should have it settled while in the mouths
of all II. c.
Washington, d. O., July 1s, 1881.
THE strict meaning of assassination is secret muir
der Worcester well Webster authorizes a
secondary use, based poetic license, to beset, to
assail, to waylay" 1t is extremely rare and would
better be aVOided.-Ed]
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CONkLlNG'S RESEMBLANCE TO JEFF DAVIS
Prom nc Boston AdrecliAer lEso.l

IL may be agreeable to Mr.. Conkling to pro-
iong Ms agony, but the country which is coInpel.d In
endure tue exhibition does thank him for me spect
cle ne IL doomed to perish by the device he plotted TO
SA hlMstu-ut the interest in the affair as spectacle
EdlhS out. lie may as well end it. Yesterday con
gresham I-apham came vote nearer an election
man tue uhN before lacking only four Assurance il
a f gwen that tomorrow today will see HIM
eiecteu. III may and IL may II does NOT Mr.
COhAIhS ana some seventy gentlemen in Albany in
ending the Democratic members OF Iegislature viii
PINK httle lower In public regard. for Mr. Couklin,
nc SEEMS 10 De- possessed OF delson similar to thai
=" wnich Jen i,aNs confcsscs when he talks In hi-
hienolr- about The possibility OF prolonng the war
ser the surrender OF Lee. Apparently he means 10 DE-
~ the last ttch-the last in time but the Mace " IN h
The State House In Albany all the same ' wan W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22

~, F!OhN TIC BlNdTO Erpress (Hep.J
The remaining twenty nine Conk ling mon in
The IeglslatuTeiOr that ia the strength of the fac
ton- Is said want to make bargain before they sur
render by Which they shall not be ostracized for their
pas Dad conduct. That is characteristic of them t
the bargain Is alike impossible and unnecessary The
Pocy OF ostracism by which the party has lately been
governed VIII die with machine rule. II. however he
constituents OF the twenty nine Obstructionsts should
prefer othcr men 10 represent them the Legislature
hereafter, II would not be wonderful. No barg,n ran
secure man against the consequences OF his Own fool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
TIE De REMUSAT MEMOIRS.

TO INC q tfOr OF Ihe TrlbuNe
SIR: ApprOpO> of the question whether the
statements IN Madame DE Reuusst> memoirs respecting
the Napoleon family be not, would say that
am in possession OF AL old work entitled The Revolu
tonary Putarch" the first American edition Of which
was published IN Baltimore September 500 and which
appears to present very remarkable evidence support
OF Madame dc Remusats position doubt the work
may Oe found IN O. the public Libraries and men
non the Iact az Its existence ed
In the at present agltatc subject. examine reveal
ments which, III Justice to the author the memoirs
Should not be overlooked III
Stamford. Conn.,, July 49,