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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
A Physicians Advice Of How
10 Gain Health.
HaERssURG, Pa, Marcia %, 1881.

HaERIssURG, Pa, March %, 1881.
Nothing is more charming and attractive
than M, roughly healthy, perfectly formed
woman ; briglIt-eyed, rosy. laughing, ryou''
happy. faced girl, one who finds keen pleasure
in merely living. An invalid wife or mother
is a con.ran: object Of sympathy in an Others
wise con,ented household. Happy the home
whose women folk enj,y perfec, health. In
nv practice | have always recommended
si.kIy women to use Browns Iron Bittrrs. In
case of irregularities, dyspepsia, niises'"n'
heartburn, nausea, sour stomach, nervousness
and exhaustive debility, fnl it exceeds all
other remedies as true medical tonic. II
never far to gently sooihe. ref'esh anu
strengthen tie general system, and es-
pecially those parts made weak by continued
distress ami what satisfies ne most Is, that
the cures. although in some Instances gradual,
are always permanent-M. ID.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
Prof. Riley'S Remedy for the
Destructive Pest.
IGlu' Democrat ]

To-day Prof Riley, United States
entomologisi, delivered, at tie Atlanta
Exposition recently. an address on the
cotton worm and ihe means of destroy
ing it. HIS audience was shaDeiuiiy
small, the speech being Of such prac-
teal luport 10 ,be farmers of the
South that thousands should have
heard il lie coni.ned his remarks to
the cotton belt OF the South, aud
stated that since the war the ravages
of the cotton worm have been far
greater lban before. He said that be-
,weer 1850 aud 1880 the cotton worm
had DESTROYED $l5,eVO,OOO worth OF
cotton in the South. In 1912 ne dis
covered that Paris green was good
remedy, bnt it was not Until 1913 mat
he was enabled to investigate the
matter thoroughly. IN that year,
aided by Senator Morgan of Alabama,
and other Southern Senators, be
secured an appropriation OF So, GOO from
Congress, and since that time has d =
voted himself to careful Investigation
throughout the Svnh The cotton
worm FIRST appeared in the form OF q
blush green egg on the under side OF
the leaves of the Plant. The worm
is hatcArd gu, in from two TO four
DAYS, and remains for the first few
DAYS on the under side Of the plaIt,
making tiny, yellowish blotches on
the leaves. This is the proper time
for the application of the poison. The
worm should be destroyed before 1t
attains full growth. when II crawis to
the top of the leaves. One grown
female worm could generate 20, OOO.'
coo 600 insects r a short time. Paris
green was one remedy used, but the
cbeapest and safest remedy for men
aud stock is London purple. Half
pound of London purple dissolved Ii
40 gallous Of water and sprinkled or
the bottom of leaves during The infan
ey Of the worms would efiectually de
strov them, the cost of this remedy
including application, being about ST.
cents per acre. He expressed regre
at finding q cotton field of four or iiv'
acres on the exposition grounds con
tanned cotton plants from various part
Of the world entirely defo!iated by III
cotton worm, and said that if be coul'
have kuoxn of the presence OF III
worms earlier be could have destrOye
item ia two hours. lie cxhloite
various machines for spraying polso
upon the worms. This theory Wa
; supported by the experience Of cotto
planters who spoke at the conc!u>io
of the address.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
Fifth District Court.

The most Important State case that has
Teen tined dnfirg his term Of court j. ,liai %
he State =. Ephralm Welsh aud .'tniel
W"b-'e- ri'arged with the murder "i Jaci;
Lyon, which was taken up IN "edh' day,
tie SAFE closing At about II o'clock Thurs
day. and was gwen 10 the liry a, g - ?
m. Thursday, and they returned 4 ve-lIc; OF
su.lty. without cap.:ai punishment at a'ont
q O'Clock.
Previou, to ti,e entering upon the above
trial the following cases were disposed O. as
indicated
Civil cases-lO.!n 4 Rerier. u. -.
I. lcy, agent 't,'nrn, for defendant; 'aas-
Tnche V W B Amefy. Judgment for plan
til; llelr- Of Juiia A. Holly ". la, \. Leg
GIT. Jldgmen, for plaintiff; 4. r7'dwin &c;
81 ". H. Du:i & Co, jndsnen, for pia.nut'
S,Iums 4 EIitO.n IS Jules ?. Oily, admins
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
". w. FARMER,

ItlT%>EL0R IN LAW AN FQttTf,
u AZ. r,ey Al Law aud >ohci'ot in Cham
,-cv M,nrtc. Onach'a | i>h. Lou'>'a :.
Tia, resumed m profession ~ torhs'io', 70
which lie aIli devote cifrinl attention.; and
VIII inNdTaplv Tvt.dire pas h'rii i'r iii> d"rt't
Ha, a'-p resumed rs profess ~ n Attorney
ant Sc.:''or, 1u,i NJ rrtcii"e n The United
State. pis''.c'. tIrcut auI supreme '""r''
aud ia tie STATE hi>trict. tnc"t anI s"1'"'"e
Cents: IN al classes of ca-cs. iaw, epul'y
rr,la,c. criminal ard bankruptcy. q new
bggLrrpf {ir vii lrr adopted in l>>2) VIII
make tie, maintenance of raid aud lhe amnu!
men, 90; Heyai tax mites specially. " Ill
devote Iii, personal attention. 10 la, cases ana
al. IA, time to hl> profession, a. H. sole
jri.,g.s.. 20 tie exclusion of al other oTrnia.
rans aud cannot be engaged or retained IN
any case without zee.
Sept. -. 1851 -ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

EseLrsH FENAss BlrrrHs is intended Tor
young H,rs as wei as married ladies. who
have by some exposure, become irregular,
pale and feeble, with headache. leucorfhHa
pain in the side and back, falling OF the
womb, or female weakness, or excuses. lis
use strengthens and tones the stomach, nvig-
crates the nerves, imparts iron to the booi
corrects irregular uterine action and removes
,r.tr,rrnl Ia. ,rin,,;nns D
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

The sale of the animals belonging To van
Am,Inryh Il Cos show, on Tue. lay OF last
week. remirds us tina, the first nurse we ever
wa, named for the five-ton learned elephant
of this show, B,var. Bolivar-ihe e!epaai,i
and no, our Lor>e-was purchased by Al.
Forepaugh for SI,lO0, whose aggregate, Puf>
-t..-,- .....,..t,,.l =. = -.Ll-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

Our es'imable clerk OF the District Court,
af,e- Je.ar brsay engaged swearing A!;nes-'s
"a c;.n..ual e1-c- dGrn. tae morning, dtned
So. :. 10. or Representative III the Lc-'-ia-
CO.," ,n,,u3-r- q. the bar and "'hcr friends
At ..- ho-p.'aa.- .o-acuce. All benz seated
a, tie Jl.,1. NJ Clerk. as Is his cu' ON,
proceeded - al blessing; all frvefch';
bowed ,icrr heaI~, and he proceeded "Do
YOU solenuly swear that the testimony 20"
v-.li my. /. he case If the Safe va -
Ga Lura .os.Ivc oar SINS OF omissrc'i an'
commission, render un.o Cea-ar the hing
tia, are Cea,ar's r.rhe rs .,.teiul iOT these
bouiiieS, etc So mote II hc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
C0lOrcl Sunday School.

We have been requested IL notify the COL
orrd people livin. IN lie Eeirhbor hood ct
Holy Grove church thai Sunday School has
been orgaulzei at that place, aud 10 invite
.he.n with their families, 10 Join sad -cho 81 AMI
assist IN keep.4. up. There vii be meet
mg. for the purpose q. -.opuus uies, etc on
sunday, December luth 1881.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
AS s"' ''' MAxcaAN & DAVIS.

,;,,-,r. Aiam-, Of wes'oor' /. Mass.
Mr. "" suffered the hc.rors OF
,rr. -s' FOR, yt i"Sis+.'pr. They seem to
sysrel'sa -, Of hlr. and completely
s~ssen e'e' ,,,as system A,nish; when
sassered w! .oul,! no, live until morn-
yng d'"" : ,,ued ire mos, terribly, /
nc. Hra'" R,,,e,s: i, suited my case
.~l s"~n' , "ow my .'o"r-h digest, any
vr~ ety. s1' ,nI MY .aiio~ complexion and
,r,a Il pot =, health ae all gone, ana
. :' .,.'', '-'' mos y '"-'' '''''' e,
,,,sstss
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

TL.r- is splendid oI,ru.u2 f"r pra"'"'fi
psmset 10 purchase ~ lease an interest IA i'e
AsSAy,,s TRlbtXE Address os'er icr>
m. Harrisburg, ARK.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

Rev Joel T Dar"s Ives notice OF the loss
n sr,. in iii. nails Leiwecn Baton Rouge
IA Shreveport, and warns parties against
,r,su. fs ,hrm See advc. .Iseurit.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Weather the iirs, Of Tins week was
prtlrciiy De-. sh'ful-J,'t cOoi enough 10 De
tiaan
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

4. grand jlry cmp,un.'i".i FIR thr
pe.-s, tenn of the D.-,cw, Gear, adIonrnr'
ssTw.is, evening. They returned MY =
Mr. bill. Of ihiigtn"i,t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
ecy. iuo,s and shoes al
MnyGHAx 4 DAVIS.

Ne Gin exercises emiris over his passions
s~su sh~m unlcr sulf"ction TO his Will
!. 9. ere., hr-. - he general. who 10y his
,c,,r..s .ri lsavery Los conGureG nations
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

Bruf river i aimo-t ~ iow. water n'afN
Vet. and therefore i; l. itpup>-'U'e 20 tell When
,y.n b. IA A nivIgtble con i.tion Inc cot
ton will no doubt an be sAinsed before boats
can ran o. the river; 20 that the.r business
vii he confined to up ireishts almos' eAc.u-
.INn-u
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

ecrn to Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Williams, / H.
cay. December nd, isSt,a son me l''ie""
hare onr congratulations.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

Dy.pep'ic symptoms. such "a re'a'H"- ~
he loni. be!chu., l,eai Ia III" >t3ma' Il h''"-
s-ru, etc, promptly cuie| ty Browns Iron
baes
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

Ccmmunicaiions must reach this office by
or before THURSDAY mornings, /. they appear
IN ,h,. first Issue after they are received, and
advertisements mus, b. hanted IL before Frl-
dag :UOu.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

The beau'i.ul crimson blush of na'n'"
wi'hcu, pant. can be impaired TO the r'ie
,herks of -ica and feeble women by The
u,,. Of tIat Srea, female tonic English F.
MALE ErrrrRs y s6.--L
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
,EsCGk
TIN VCNt;HAN,
Ed--fropr,etoI.
Terms Of transcription
Table Of Advertising Rates

Rec,mment"d 10y the Louisiana Pes A-'o'',
s,'on Tor adopuon 10y the r""si>hrfs ~
Country new -papeTs, N iil- STATE IN a.
ceu,,ur advertisement. IRON Advertising
agents:
Trsn.i,n. advertising one inch, one time,
81 20; each sul,--0urni lime, - ce"'>.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
bgs sun, al
NAxGnAN & DAVIS.

1.,.,..u;,.. the Munro"' a:'orneys IN Az
,.,a,rx ..,.aa the SESSIONS OF our court iaS'
49,. Internationally overlooked cur es'
,..,,-l ,onng trend { II. rro"sda'e' who
-. ,re y portion of the week and *e
- ,,,- ;,,n in attendance this
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
f'sl,

=. nuhlic ancjf0u. To lie la and Highest hl.'>
der and wIr'in IT." hou-> prescribed by INV.
the i,iluwir. described rropc y, io-wu
Five.>iX,h interest ~ q piaHt:stion ,.,u9.ct.
IN Richland Parish. L.. formerly Uwncd hy
{ H. Morrison, and 60 uprising that rorton
at the south half Of south east quarter Of Sec
non -. wing rast of R.rut RIVER. containing
forry>i.ya ares: also the southeast quarter OF
northeast quarter oi Section -, containing
forty touG 5O-lur acres also the Iurt'I east
quarter Of norih-ea>, quarter Of Section 30,
containing forty five acres; and also the nor'il-
ea>, quarter OF south ea>t quarter OF Section
~. coniainlny forty n jc-luo acres all IN /.
III. Il cast; also all tint portion OF south
west quarter Of SECTION 81 lying " e., o' tUui
nver, consisting fou: & 5o-lf0 acrc>; also
the north west quarter Of section ~, contain
ing one hundred and forryiour Il 56-ipn
acres: a>o the east half of sUC.h east quarter
of section 3 !, containing ei2h'y acres. all IN
L Ii. r. &. e;'-t AMI a-grega'iu- tour hun
drei! an. soar and = 100 acres, with all ia :
buildings aud apru:!cranccs lilereunIo belong
log.
/ terms Of ,ae-Cash, with the benclli Of
| arprai>ement. -
LEN SCOTT, Sheriff
/ Sheriff Office, Rayvile. La,
! Oct 2gilh 1881 1T.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

Gall ami eAair.,e those reversible over
.na,s, MAAoHAM aud DAVIS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

|; Won wan, good, Substantial suit o
clothes, ca, al! see he suigs at
NASGGAM aud DAVIS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

Are you distressed with an overloaded
stomach Are you troubled with headache
dl.zne,s or constiparona Does yo"r head
SWIM one dos, of Ba.iey's SALINE ArEa-
,ESI VIII ,I's ylu ie..e:. y. S"-zt-
II yon want any crotaery or glass ware cal
and r'ce the'n at
{. n,vf-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

I,w,. Wit. he mo~r fro!ound regret that
x,, ,-a,..-l Yesterday rornins that Miss ma
ne Gea., daughter of = oIe'ne' '''e"d
t,,e gP Wells, had ii II ntrook Haven
al,-s daring 'he night.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
ses

Ws ..,l,s call au.nI'""' to the adVe'''se-
=. pR,cktY ASH BirTERs, WHICH
- !, ,uai~r coIumn. These Bh'
,,.. from the purest and best mates
,h.;, ionic aud carhar'ic properties
diem superior TO all others in disorders
S,suach, Bowels, Ne. ~ 20 H.
,;on OF. parents AMI guardians i
fac, tina, Hles Fannie Clark IS
' .c,.ol IN Rayvile and we are haf>
..,ooupce that it is so'wel a"e"dea
F" ,.,,,,,,s make il per"a"en. '"''''"''o"'
81 u;Il do their cliidre" no good unless
'H -. 70 .c.uol. /, ,need'es' for US 10 m
my ~" =, the fac, tina, Miss Fannie is a
''m ..c.rr. tor they all know that.
.,,ion is directed TO 'hc adver'
Fer sale or Rent" in ms 'ss"e'
rS'n' ,;s very desirable, and every
T" -, r.,,.o,.ii order. or was 'he last time
'""s !" -. lace. and Dr.. S'ansel has the
We "a ., l.epas his plantation and I'M
r-r"'''''' x..l,,nr CONDITION Attend the
,.,,, e,,"'ae tie r'I''
.,self
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
Fee for Ann On nee Inciits.

t1 members Of Coz 3rc,s
y; representatives -
for parochi,l oil .ers !"
To be paidnor invariably in al~ance.
lOc-,,s per line, each insertion, for reading
matter OF local uo,icrs. - per cent a"dei =.
hove rates f,- each change If yearly, MAJ.
lssriy @ quarterly advertisements.
! Positively no reduction from above = g lo'
lie accommodation Of any one.
Gosh mes, accompany every ordrr "h''''
4 W. advertiser q, asent j. known b. the pro-
tteof 10 be a re,nnns lhle parly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
GOOD OPENING FNR COLONIES.
Fertile Land and Abundance OF
Timber.

Parties VITO may desire 70 purchase rich
,ad well ,imhered lands. where ger. water
~an be obtained, wTh -piend ou',e' l'r stock.
III a boz rang" HAT cannot lie surpassed m
any country. AT Price to winch 80 one can
object and who are wiling IN 20 INTO the
woods and clear up the and and open then
farms can find st>t what HEY want by ali
dressing or applying T. ~ rt- 'er>I2ned.
Tie clearin. az these ia.d- rot very
dfculr, while very good crofs crn be made
on them the mr., year. They Will he dis
posed Of in qian'It - TO sat purchasers
Some OF them are very fav0rably situated for
she locating e colonies Terms as good a.
could be asked.
THOS. J. NANGHAN.
Rayvlle, La.
June ith, - 1T
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03

Oycrcuais from S373 TO $1,000 at
NAyGuAM Il DAVIS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
SheriH'S Sale.

Louis Levy STATE Of Louisiana,
No 15n v. Parish of Ei,h!aud.
Gu,tavus A. Mae ! til D.>;. Corr;.
Ey virtle IS W., Of seizure an! sale,
,.,,,rd from the ionl. I'h Hi>'rr' CONT. In
and tor the Parish ct Rchaud, State oi Lou
i.3ua. IN the above cu'itcd and rumLercd
.uit. and 20 ne directed. | have seized and
viii o,rrr fer sac -, IN" dooI Of ;Ae court
house, IN tie tow n Of Rayylllc, on
SATURDAY, he 3rd %ay Of Htc'D,j'r,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-12-03
THE COTTON WORM.

siAxGHAM & DAVIS.
, 1881-04-01
SETTLING

bN 4uF4 IlN3ulkts s.ALHAAhEs
Special Dt1pafeh Ia Tit Chicago Tribune.
NEW YolK, March 3l.-Un "Wednesday
Augustus ii. Brown, n Produce ExcllnnEo
broker, was discovered to be heavily short Ut
NJ. dnts for March, delivery. I'nrtfes hold
ing Ills contracts offered to settle oii n basis
OF II cents per busflel, but tho oifer wig de-
ciincd. After business hours tl1at 2ay, 5000
bushels of tho Rr;ltle mentioned wera tnien
ut 4d11 CENTS, md, tcfure tho Gull yesterday
morning, Il, ,0b0 bushels additional wore ta!ie,,
Mt .'G9i, but whether by Lrnwn or tho bulls
WIS not learned. Creditors representing
D.t00 bushels yesterday Notified tic Chair
1l,an Of tho Grnin Committee TINT Brown WIS
In default, n1ld. under tho rulo governing
such cases, lie
n0rallr IN THAT QUANTITY FOrl 1,nowS's
ACCOUNT
ut tho sccond Gull The first 5000 bushels
cost Az, tho second 1000 4734, and tho re-
illaining 5000 48. Tho unusual character of
tic transaction and tho dizziness of general
business attracted a large crowd 10 tho call
er's stand, md garo rlso to considerable dis
c,lssion. brown Is understood tn l,ave acted
for uthcr parties. whose names ho refuses
TO-, 10 sise y Hn c.,t No. oats oosa atterward @
cent ct S uncf zSss Wresys l.; o." lust was 'atiss %ns
for spot, aiid II cents under those fur March,
delivery. At tliat rate boat-loatl wns plr-
chased, md this appcaroa to he sufficient to
effect settlements. fur the market i,nIncdfnte-
y broke, and At tho elose It wns in'poss'tlc
trotble III settling Mnrcil wllcat contrncts
1t Is understood TINT tho visible supply will
show n tlecrcase Ut LEO 900 bushels or wheat
nnd nbuut SG0, 100 nf corh.
, 1881-04-01

festivities were cht!cd. The manner If cntlnE
was unf4,M nnf a,nuslnR. TIVE nt.rH'ns ntn
frnm nnG plate, one rcrsnH ata frDnt three
r1ntcs: forks wGre tlscd tor tct.-crcn'n. which
WIS served Hrtt: spiIr cnmc Inst: pickles and
rnkc WIRE sfri1nVled snwn With et,HFlnttp rliaac.
Nh onc Eels nnppy wit, lid MT cur from three 1r
fsH,t Ut his nrlvhtn,rs' plates. Tltn wit and
lnuRhfer cnnc ,learly t!r.1nrA!tz!rg tho walters.
~hO wrrc CONFUSED t1f tin youth ansl beauty"
q ths nssetnfIy. and a.n1uY whntn were fiEHtot
Washlilirne. *t,n 1f lhe cx.sffnistfn 10 france:
M!a> t.ro!y. amt Gcs,rga 1hntctcr Fifty girls.
mGrc nr Iess: sang tito t!,ii.o .fayl9r" a''tv.
"t-hHrty IsolI. IN hniHrDt Itnlrt II. IitnsrveIt.
thu Ircs!slrnf T1lr house rtHarcd Until thn tHint
gnt 1ot,se in the wafs. a1.i whrn ttcy sung Tho
refrain. " Huh 1tstr. flnb' II wnR impossible t.,
hear the e!usfn9 ,,ntes m grcnt wn. tho tlprnnr.
s,nriol,t hn1,xt an1 spccc''o* fttinwe,t-toaaun
Uf3trr rctil new 1Ntnrt. Judge tIsAuy give MI
urntian ~, rot.llick md TIM Supreme Gtn,rt.
katn Field tanv 4 mth1tlc f',r1v entitled Mntln"
tr, rs NY Eo!tnr can?' md Il II. Stta'dMrt n.-
sHlsr,3 ths Ap',x, will! n h1Fleat,.u ut "Exc.!-
Afnr.H 1nning h"Ean ut 6HclDck, niil tor seven
hura tho H,"rriIirns went tn. h,Drerluv III that
nlrGrtNIn IitIr which Il supposed to separate
i3olu,nia from Muruly I'LL.
, 1881-04-01
WHITAKER,


NEW YaIsK, March 3l.-fn tle Whitaker
Cuuyt-Aartlal to-day ex-Goy. Chamberlain
said ho deslrcd to withdraw Whitaker fer
the purpose Ut calling Henry d. Hyde, II
lawyer Ut Boston, tn tbs statid, who was
Obliged to leays the city Mt Mi early llour,
Witness testitF.l tint III lst7 IIo was Assist
mt unttvu 6tatt1 District Attorney III the
Eustern District OF Massachusetts, when
thero was brought to h!s attention certain
whisky frauds In tho transportation Ut
whisky from buffalo to Boston u, n
forged certificate. There was 8l0o,oo0 ill.,
yolved, aud Southwostt. whom witness
called rs al expDtt, was 10 get
quo VI 8ioo. Witness showed that 6outll-
, 1881-04-01
Wilkes Spirit Finds That Garfield
Received a Plurality OF
1922 Votes.
Unuslal Transaction In Oats-M0yemcnt
for Low Rents by MI 1mporta"
tlOn OF RcfOrniers.
Sad History Of Kate Mendheim, Who Fell
into Bad Company and Killed
Herself.
SECRETARY WINDOW

lN 1AFs Ah41 L.
Spfetat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
New 1oisK, March u.-rlle Secretary Of
tic Treasury eanle up to New York this
afternoon 10 hold n talk with tho financial
mel, Ut the East. 1io brought With hiln At
torlley.Gencrul Wayne MucVcngh, j. j.
Knox, Controller Of tho Currency; ]. X.
Upton, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
aud f. j. l}abcock, who acted as private Sec
retary to Sir. Sherman, Mr.. Windoin's pro
leccssor III tho Cabinet. As was to DO ex-
pcctetl, his nrriya1 was the signnl for 4 gei-
eral f1oczing to his hotel, the Fifth Avenue,
of many of tho prominent bankers
here, nntt from other cities. Among
these were john A. Stewart. President
OF tho United States Trust Company, Jesse
Seligmoll. franklin Haven, President OF the
Merchants National bank Of boston, the
Ko,lntzo Bros, Joseph Il. Afoors, Of thestirni
Of Joseph =. Moots Il Co.. of Boston, nIltt II.
i. Thompson. of st. l'aul, Mimi. Each of
theso gentlemen wns accorded II private sl-
terv1ew, and gave the Secretary his ileas of
what tho future financial policy of tic Gov
crnnlent ought to be. At8:l5
TIE VENERABLE rETEn COOPER
visited Mr. Wlnd0n, and was cf0seted with
hin for half l,our. Among the
other prominent gentlemen received
by tic Secretary were Assistant Treasurer
lIilllousc. Collector Merritt, Gen. II. II.
Drlstow, eX-tioy. Frederick Snlythe, OF New
Hampshire, and Sir Leonard Tilley, of Ca,l-
atla. To q reporter Secretary Window said
the program Of Ills movements as already
published wills strictly correct. II aul here"
lie said, "to tako counsel with the leading
financial nen Of tho country before deter
mining upon my policy with regard to taxi
ing up SO mich Ut the maturing debt MS 1t Is
practicable to redeem with tho limited means
Mt my command. AT
TIE CONFERENCE TOMORROW,
which will be quito Informal, a,ld confined
to such gentlemen rs nre Interested III the
subject, and fayo ytows worth expressing,
many Important questions will bo discussed.
among them tho proprlety Ut selling tlla re-
maindcr Of TIC bonds authorized by tho
Fnndng net Of 1870 Mt the price Which they
will now bring, md the sxputlioncy of bar-
rowing money temporarily Mt II low rate OF
Interest. Under tho not Of June, 1Slt3, to re-
llccm tho maturing tlubt. After the confer
encr Mny hnYc something to Say, but to-
night caN utlu nothing to tho program"
CONTROLLER KNOX
cinphntically denied tic report tlat policy
Ind already beeM ngreclt upon by tliu All
ninistratlot1, and that tle Views OF the bank
fury, tic present visit buiilg 1nata merely for
tho PURPOSE Of holding n mock Consultation.
mo policy has been settled upon" anil Mr..
Knox. "ailh tic views Impressed III tho coll
fsrAnce Tomorrow will bo laid before the
thou" The conterelcv' Will bcgin ut tlia
Sub~Treasury nt l0:U to.nlorr0W morning.
Secretary Window and his party expect to
Tetnrnto Washington Saturday evening.