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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
VETERANS IN CONVENTION.

The Union Veterans Union held convention In
the 18th Regiment Armory, at Broadway ana
dersfanding a large number of companies failed to
send reegatcs. Not more than fifty were present at
the afternoon session. The following officers we're
elected -: George n Tibbles, commander Jacob
Haven. lieutenant commander Christian Klecne,
4. A. g.: l.. Budenbender, Q. NJ; William A. era
ham, inspector X. s. Furges, mastering oihcer
Daniel McNiel NJ. d., surgeon; aud the Rev. j. -.
TAYLOR chaplain The best method OF bringing
about a proper recognition OF veterans claims by
the Government was DIS used,
The Veterans Union united with the National
Prisoners of War Association in joint session later
in the day. Letters of regret we're read from lead
ing military men who were unable to be present.
Captain Henderson discussed the Government
land grant. General Merrill, OF the T.. w. A. fol-
lowed with paper upon Prisoners Claims"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

party. a boy and girl, were kept by well;to-do
families at Bonneville, who propose to give them
home. The children started at noon on TUESDAY.
Among the prizes which The children brought home
were huge cake of maple sugar which was passed
around for all to bite FROM basket OF apples
which were also generously distributed, bag of po-
tatoes and chicken. Each one had new clothes
and most of them small sum OF money. NUMBER
of them picked hops for the farmers aud were paid
the regular wages. The children had general
frolic on the boat and though they did not get to
sleep until very late they up at a. Ill., ana out
on deck. 1900
A party of twenty-six children, who were sent to
Chesterfield. West Chesterfield ana Nor,hngton,
Conn. returned 10 the city yesterday. They were
all in the best of health and spirits:
Many of them had grown so stont by reason Oh
the heathfu country life theyehayc led for the last
two weeks, that they were unable TO wear the
same clothes. which they did when they went
away This is the second party that has been en-
tertained at the places named this summer.
A party of forty-two children who have been
spending the two weeks at Lyme Conn, returned
to the city on Monday. All were well and happy
and were loaded down with gifts from their hosts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
A YACHTING PARTY IN DANGER.

Or. Francis Curtis and Miss Curts, son and
daughter OF George William Curtis, of New-Brign-
s0me friends narrowly escaped drowning. The
Yacht capslzed off Cape Cod i'll squau, and all the
occupants, eight in number were thrown into The
water. There were three other ladies III the party
and Miss RIanhardt. Fortunately the gentlemen
were all good swimmers They succeeded III rescu-
ing the ladies from the water and placing them ON
tne capsIzed Yacht. while they themselves chung to
The edges of the boat as best they could. In this
neriio1s position they renamed for about two
hours when they were rescued by two 1shlng ooais
hausted 1t took some time for the ladies TO re-
cover from the shock they received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
A soUABBLE IN THE DOCK BOARD.

At a meeting of the Dock Commissioners yester-
day Commissioner VanderpOe handed III a cOmmu-
nicatOn from himself IN reference 10 the resolution
adopted at previous meeting calling on him 10
furnish TO the authorities of the law the lntoTma
tion on which is based the charge that the Commits
sioners had committed unlawful acts. The Com
missioner denied having used the Language attrlD-
uted To him. and asserted that the resolution calling
on him to substantiate his charges was passed for
pOlitical effect. lie moved that the resolution
should be Tescinded Mr.. NOoIbls SAID that he felt
THAR IL was due the reputation OF the Board that
an investigation should be made. and
he opposed the motion. Mi. VanderpOel explained
that the assertions he made were not applied TO tue
,Tesent board but 10 what had been done III the
ppaSt MI Vooris observed that the cOmmunica-
lion did not uneQuivocally deny that there were
snv irregularities in the present Board lie moved
TT The communication be received and placed on
die. This WAS adopted. Mr.. Vanderpoel voting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

Steamer Geiser Dan). schierbcck copenhagenFnn.,
steamer Deliver tspan, P1anas Csrhagens savan,la An
:, Steamer Ea. borough Br whehurst Hamilton BerA
Steamer comstock, Clark. Hartford and Nddetovn-.
Steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk, Phnadelpnia-yoo,
Steamer MScs,1 E ds; Glover
steamer Manhattan stevens Norfo City Point and Rich
steamer kelley Norfolk city Point and Rc,
mond-old Dominion - Co: '"
ra Sa's%s Ger S'nO Domingo Reed Charleston SCI aun
Steamer Morgan City. Adams. New orieans-Bogert A.
ship Anna GER. Brodshuss. Brerncn-Theo Ruqsr
BARK silas Fish. Williams. Valparaiso and fquIque-Pab
Bark HAWAII Ger. svanah. Valparaiso Funch Edge
BARK Emanuel Nor Olsen. Benham, Pickering a
Bark Trinidad SPAN, Rodriguez. Ia Palmas Roosevslt
Bark Thames lBrl, Williams, sydney. Nsw-Arken Ca
Brig Pearl. Brig.tm Port Sp4n-Danel rrowbrdge
bridge ( Co. ''''' "'-'' ~ ''''' T. oDe'
~ The following vessel cleared Tuesday. bus va,
Steamer saint German (Fr). Deaplane Havre-Lousee
Bcbian
Steamers Amsterdam. for Amserdam - GERMAN. Bayre
wSgib 5sn fS Mssbs1S 9wSs
Point va Chryso,ite. glllmore Brelzwaer. Lewes Del
s5R YSgqg A%srSa oT rOItSpS oTs
Also sailed. Long Island soand-Bark Florence. Sr
THE MOVEMENT OF STEAMER
FOREIGN Pc RTs.
LIVERPOOL sept 6-Arrived steamer Donati Br Beva.,
from New York Aug D.
LONDON. sept 6-Passed the Lizard, steamer Cimbra
Lubbe from New.York Aug 26
Sept 6-AIrlyoi steamers Servia (Br Cook
NewYOrk Aug 80 on her Liverpool, Dupuy de-
L0rne tFr Recuonx running between avr and NewYOrk
and Orleans the latter with her machinery damaged
Sailed steamers city OF Montreal Land, from Liverpool
hence for York 81 inst, Wyoming tB Douglass rom
MOvnLS. sept 6-Arved, Austrian Barrett from
Baltimore Aug 49, via Halifax and ~ JohnsNF on her war
LARSE sept G-Arrived Of Indiana, saier
from >ew-N Ork Aug "a, on her way TO Giasgow
from DIRK Aug 20 on her TO Oueenstown aud Law
erpOO.
HAyiW sept CARVED steamer Paris FRI Arthur. from
BREMEN sept G-Amiyed steam Ohio Meyer, from Bait.
more Aug -.
HAVANA Sept 6-Arnved steamer Newport sundberg.
from w.YOrk sept
VIII sail to morrow steamer Niagara Baker for NewYork.
FAiHER POINT. sept GPassed Inward, steamer Vile lie
PGra from Antwerp HaWe.
HALIFAX, 5eptGArTyed steamers AssyTian London; aud
Geo Shattuck 81 Pierre.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON, Sept 6-Arrived steamers (Br) Priest.
London; iowa Br, Walters Liverpool Hunter, simpson,
Cleared steamers Ardsnbham OBJ. Bradley, Charleston
Gen Whitney Haliett New.York.
sailed. steamer q N Whitney.
PHILADELPHIA Sept Arrived steamers In.zistiva lIta,
Genoa; Ann Eliza Warren New YORK
BALTIMORE, sept 6-Auived. steamer Nineland, Clark,
New.York. ,... ..-,-
vaine Irl McCauey Nazaire Rowland BIZ cox Queens
town, Jcemon 'BI Robson Limenck Wm Kennedy war
sailed, steamers Rowland, Jen5nd fygier and W M Ken
siyASNAH. sept e-saed, steamers City Of Columbus and
EEw.ORLFANs. sept Cat the PassesArTiyed, steamer
Cleared steamer Dallan Tower Rotterdam
Sailed, steamers New-Drleans Jenny QUO ana OhaHe'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
DETAIL GROCERS AT A PICNIC.

The New-York Retail Grocers' Union held a
meme and festival yesterday at JOnes's Wood. The
organization formed only about three months
ago and already il numbers nearly 900 lnenbeTs,o OF
ali uatioralItos and is growing rapidly. In the
afternoon there was a concert by LcderhausS o.
chcstra and between the numbers addresses were
delivered by the president OF the association, D. T.
blyman j. E. MORRISON, Civil Justice Alfred Steck-
lcT and c. f. Gcrmerich, the latter III German.
Later there was shooting and bowling, drawing 0l
urzes ana all kinds OF amusementS. In the evening
the Manner Cuneval-Neren, under the leadership
OF William Braunan, sang some selections, ana 4
very pleasant day was brought to close by dane
ing which was continued until a late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
SHIPPING VEgS
PORT OF NEW.YORb. WEDNESDAY, SEPT 6. 1Ss:


steamer New.York CITY Br Gore Bristol II days, with
mdse and passengers 10 Arkel & CO ,., , ,.,..
sent T. with mdse to Sandcr.on Sous.
Steamer Australia Ger Franck Hamburg II days, with
mdse and pas sengors 10 ~cdger Bros
steamer Wicaad GER lIeDich. Hamburg Aug %, Havre
20 tincr donna ar Cringe Leghorn July H. Cltania
Aug Messna B. Paermos, gibraltar Is, with mdse and
steamer IIeala Dam Molsen, Copenhagen Aug D. Chris
tea'a1S 20 N T9 S ds a Gb cathagna Aug 70
Gibraltar 10 day with icon ore to order go
Savand H. Aspinwau -. with mdso and passengers 10
Sty OF Washington Reynolds Vera Cruz Progreso
and Havana, with mdse ana passengers u Alexandra
steamer Ecanora, Bragg Portland With mdso passen
steamer Breakwaer. Naett. Lewes Del, with mdso and
Steamer Rapdan Jenny West Point Va with and
passenger. 90 Old Dominion IS 60.
BARI Agostno Repetto la Antoa Genoa G3 days, with
mdse 10 order vessel 10 Phillips * 7tlaehe H.. TIL.
to order. vessel % funch, Edye & co.
Bark Guchcu "a Camu., Bilboa "a days with iron
to order vessel 10 Boyd & Hncken.
Bark Maitland Nor ovtndsen, Piou 80 days with rags
ark lea er' vanseow 80 days, in ballast
to Fuuch Edye Il Co
Bark America. Armstrong. ANTIGUA, via Barbadoes, It
days with sugar and moass"s to II irpN bridges sons
ar t ron 2cI ore r TO atas2 Vessel To- c Gtraax
Schr Lozama tay Bahu cape Hsyuen l6 days with log
Schr Wii,m Fr~ierck of Belfast. Ames It Marys =
days lumber to John Boyntons SOM vessel TO Mud
~ The following arrgsI ycsteg lay too late for
stnaner BotRma M McMickau, Liverpool Aug 20 and
Queenstown % with mdsc aud passengers TO Vernon ii
BARK Sebastian Bach GER. Walton, Hamburg SO days,
WIN 9r a'as 10 KEW cabarien II DAYS with sugar 10
G. Amsinck X vessel Ia simpson, CapP Co.
to order, vessel to Jas e Ward & Co.
sUNsEr-Nmd ~ SANDY iIoo~. light EsE. hay. AT
Clty island. lsht sW; clear
CLEARED
Steamer Republic OBJ. Irving Liverpool via Queenstown
5teamcr State Nebraska (Br Braces. glasgow Austin
Baidwin 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
OFFENCES OF POLICEMEN

The TRIALS OF delinquent policemen were postponed
from week 10 week August on account OF the
absence of the Police Commissioners. Complaints
accumulated SO fast that nearly one hundred cases
were pending yesterday. Most OF the charges
against officers Tor absence from post aud
neglect of duty III other ways, and they were dls
posed OF as rapidly possible. Owing To the haste 1t
was thought THAT many offenders IN the department
would get OF with very light fines. Commissioners
Matthews and Mason held separate courts aud each
tried ;bOut forty cases. Some of the citizens
plants were adjourned in the afternoon the worst
of the alleged police outragcs being reserved for
inNcstix eaton in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
THE POLICE AND HE GAMBLERS.

all the gambling houses and policy shops III the city
were closed to the public When asked what tho
gamblers were supposed to DC doing. one Official
SAID: "Oh they are all out OF the city aitendIn (
the races" police captain IN whose precinct are
several gambling dens SAID: Every place OF the
kind has been closed for several weeks aud have
noticed that of the rooms are to let" The police
40 not like TO admit that the recent action Of the
District Attorney has frightened the gambling fra
ternlty INTO compliance with the law, but 10 Is adj
united that the gambling houses have been closed
ever since Mr.. Mckeon hired private detectives
to arrest the policy dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
cEIEBRATIYG LAFAYETTE's BIRTHDAY

Yesterday was Latayettes birthday, and the an
nuaI celebration of the Lafayette Guards was held
at Lion Park. The organization Is benevolent so
clety composed exclusively Of frenchmen There Is
a military company connected with the association,
which paraded IN the morning from Thirteenth TO
ThIrty-ihird-st. on Fth-aye. There were seven
ty-fve men ia line, under the command OF captain
Joeeph WE'LL In the evening there was "A reception
attended by French Consul General Lelalere ana
the presidents of the various French societies III this
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
NOTICE no MARINERS.


spar buoy red aud black horizontal stripes has been
plaoeI on the north end Of the shO making ont
from the Execution Rocks Lighthouse in three athOms
water be passed on either hand but naviga
or are warned give berth when entering the
~put cn Channel From this buoy xecutiOn Rocks Light
house bears W and the east end OF WhOrteberry Island
WNW.
spar BUOY painted red Is placed where there was for
merry black and yed horizontal striped BUOY ana VIII serve
s guide avoiding the shUal above referred To- From TINS
Luot sands Point Lighthouse bears by j.. Nv.
GEORGE BROWN, Captain USN, Inspector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

Fifth Arcnuo Hotel-Professor James E mo
rold Rogers NJ p Of England; the Rev X ~ 1an"i; VI
Cnnterhury England and ex-senator william II. baI
MIN OF Connecticut .... Windsor Hofci-Ihe keV DE-
Uanghton OF Trinity College, Dublin; l@ycreu od'o"'
sail OF Boston and Rev erdy Johnson, OF Baltimore
clarendon ROtel-Wilnm l.. Jackson, NJ r., OF I@N,.
England .AbemGIie Hofci-E iward Mciher'on' OIe'"
nf fhe Inifed Sfafes House of RrprcacniallNes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
CONSIDERATION AMONG MILK DEALERS

Milk Inspectors White and Munsell went TO the
milk depot at LeXingtOn-avC. ana FOfty-elgntn-Si
at 3 a. ILL., Yesterday, taking with them four SAM,
tarv policemen. and began rapid examination OF
milk Wagons. Their movements caused much con-
sternation among milk dealers known as specua,
tors who have been suspected of cartng SKINNED
milk from Jersey City. 1t Is SAID that very niue
SKINNED milk is brought TO the depots IN this city
over the railroads at present. on accodnt OF the re-
heated early morning inspections on the Trains, out
the agents for the Crcaucrles Ill orange anu
Duchess counties have consigned much aduIterated
milk TO persons III Jersey City. The persons VINO
receive tins milk send it III wagons to TIC depOts III
This city and sell it to mlkmen at reduced rates
DR. Whites attention was called TO the practice
recently when some OF the city miiNmen were
caught selling the impure milk. One man VINO llad
nurchascd four cans of milk from Jersey Guy
speculator early on Tuesday morning was stopped
h, DR. Munsell aud the milk was found TO have
been both SKINNED and watered The milkman
threw away the stuff and offered to point ont lle
speculator He accompanied the inspectors to Inc
depot Yesterday morning. but the Offending dcaier
was not found. One wagon belonging 10 a dealer
named Ferris in jersey City was exam lncd, anu
the milk in the cans was seen TO be SKINNED r.
White thought that drugs had been put INTO the
milk to give 1t taste Fifteen cans were taken
from the wagon and cmptied into the sewer; Many
drivers of wagons FASTENED away from the depot
when they learned that the milk inspectors were
on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
nprrcTIvE SERGEANT SHOT.

Two men entered the Fifteenth Precinct Police
Station nj 80 Yesterday morning partly carrying
n third who gave his name as Charles ChamOers'
n waiter, age twcnty-elght OF No. lIO Dleecker-st.
shot IN the left leg just above the ankle AL thht
moment Officer OKecfc entered, having III CUSTOM
Detective Sergeant Hamilton, OF the Central Olce.
who appeared very much excited and dazed. lie
had Deen roughly used, as his clothes were Dirty
and disarranged his mouth was cut ana MS l'co
was scratched The officer stated that he had nee i
attracted to Icec6er and Sulivan-sts. by plstp!-
shot He saw Hamilton there witha revolver III ms
hand, who said, the moment he saw the oHhScer
am one of Byrness detectives. and am LOOKING Tor
some men who assaulted me- Hamilton sIaIeu ho
had been in the company of several friends al u'yi
and parted from them at Broadway ana slar'eu
through Blcecker-st. TO get a SlXth-aye car 10 70
meh ferccIy quarreng with one OF thelr NUMB o
He asked /: What is the natter None Oh !o,i
d business. " one OF them answered, ana inncui7
aev struck him. The others then began beating MN.
While PROSTATE lie drew his pistol ana IiSu III 'ilo
ground The men then drew back, enabiing MN
to reg9in his feet He had not distinct remembrance
of what happened afterward. Ii he was nor uhuc'
the influence of liauor his friends assert his ap-
nearance and actions would lead stranger 10 sup
pose he WIS Chambers was sent 10 the New,
HOSPITAL where his wound is not considered ulI-
oerous His story regarding the fight corroporatcs
was sitting on the scoop of his house VITA hlciael
CofaV and William Nelson, when he noticed man
living down and three others beating MN. lie Idu
toward the place. and hal just reached the opposite
curb when the PROSTATE man hTed SnOt lie thcll
sprang up and iired two or three more shots one OF
Winch TOOK effect In his lex as described Hamilton
was taken to the Jefferson Market Ponce IOufl
Yesterday morning and remandcd by justice BlXny
until thc AFT moon, when nc was admitted To Dali
III The of IL 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
I'VE VESSELS ASHORE IN 4 HURRICANE.

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. "a dispatch to
Tbe Nelrs from Corpus Christi says Five vessels are
reorted as hayug gone ashore AZ Arkansas Pass last
night The wilma at Tho time was DowihSa hurrlance''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
SEEKING POSSESSION or CANONCHEE

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 6.-Francis ID. Monlton
has nled "a bill ia equity in the United states Circuit
Court against H. Chaiee trustee ana william Spihsu1'
for possession and title Of CanOnche The writ Is re-
turngDle October z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

British ana American tInc lcil pluV'VO at wv"
moor
New-Jersev Yacht Club autumn regatta
Corey Island Jockey cub races.
Cacdonian Club games 40 ScDuizcn Park
Meetings OF General Committees of Tamnany ana If
wing Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

against it, He was permitted afterward to amend
the so as to make 1T G nndcio a acts
having been committed by any member OF inc
present Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TODA
sunrses 53 sets G22 Noon ris 1886 Moons days %
H!Gu WATER rG-DAi.
1 y sandy Hook 332. Gov Island. 400 Hell Gate. sod
PlL-Saudy Hook, AGO, GOv Island i5i Hell Gate, 6;23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

l44LexingtOn-ave, near 29tl-it. Hour; : To- -.
Impotence Sterity Diseases lucrative DrgAnsa AMI
adseases that would b. inn sment - marriage AMI "a,
birthof be lthy children, speclltes.
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Annoanc ements.
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. ID.

EARL g. WILSON'S "snOrt band collars and
bead edge cuffs the best. Sold every Shera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
1HREE PARTIES OF CHILDREN RETURN

Fifty-nine Fresh Air Fund children returned on
the Peoples Line steamer yesterday morning from
two weeks solourn IN Bonneville. n. I. Two OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
If PEOPLE WILL CHEW,

They the injurious effect oooscco upon
the teeth with the sterling preservaVc aud purher sOLo
pONT which wniens the teeth ana renders me guns
healthy but bausnes the breath every objectionable
odOr Cetain tooth powders pases ana washes although
hev cleanse niue dental enamel Out this matches
Strengthens IT, Its origin Is
and rs favor and OdOr delightful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos. 3O3
West-st IA hotel, $40 Thirl-ave. and 1856 West
Twenty -fifth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

The Cellulod Eyeglasses made by the
Spencer Optical Mfg Co the strongest ightest and
handsolnest known Ask your optician for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

Amman Yesterday " iIiam CrOOks age ten. Of
No 237 East Flity ffth-st., was Knocked down by
a horse attached TO the money wagon OF the Second
Avenue Railroad Company, ana was taken TO
Krllrvne Uo-pltal His skull u thought to be
fractured. The driver, Edward Cody, was arrested.
In the YorkvIlle Police Court 1t was explained
that the boy had stolen a rlde on trnch gong
throngh Lexnptou-aye At fifty-hrst-st. the boy
Jumped OF the cart aud running in front OF Cody 5
horse was knocked down. Cody gave bail IN 81 900
To appear wanted.
AN UNDLRTAKEK's CLERK SENTENCED FOR THEFT.
George Brush employed in an undertakers shop
at No. ,3l7 Broadway, was arrested Tor breaking
into the tobacco store of David j. BeuUlle at No.
1916 Broadway and stealing the contents OF the
money DRIVER which amounted to III 80. Officer
Waugh, OF the twenty ninth Precinct, who had
been informed that the robbery might take place,
was locked IN the store the night Of August II,
and was concealed in u barrel ~ the time Brush
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-06

BRlpDER GARDNER ON LAWYERS
-"l nehber heard dat dis club en-
tertp ned any sich superstishnn,
said Brother Gardner, in reply. so
far as de averege lawyer go,s, dis
club has no particular respeck for
fur him. De averegs lawyer isn't a
bit better dan lie sverege criminal lie
keeps ont oo Jail. De thief breaks
de law to git money. De lawyer de-
fends Ge thief fur de same purpose
an it mort allns happens dat de
thief am done cleaned out when de
lawyer am lrew wild him. But dc
greatest criminals All lie meanes'
men am ginerally gwen lime to re-
pent. Artur de lawyer beGi to
grow old, all de rumatisn cotche'
on. an his wife dies, M his house
burns up widout insurance, he an
forced to reAeck en- his past life, ane
dat rellecshnn probably brings re
pentance. | don't S ose heaben an
crowded wild lawyers, but | recko'
nuff oh em s1ueese in TO keep tiDs
pretty lively fur sich angels as dis
turb de. peace or obstruct d. side
walks"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-06
I An Ex-GOnsnl'S St0rh

To tie E3ito;r 9fetAe Bfp9hl55qgaak4o91e' 5qqga q . g
\ late United States Consu katsone
Of the English inland ports, who is
now a private resident Of New FofF,
relates the following interesting story.
Ee objects, for private reasons, 10
having his name published, Jnt on.
Mri-es tie aelitr1 to saD5tant1mehis
statement, and, if nece ssaly, 10 refer
10 Lin, in his private capacity, any
person seeking such reference. De,
ferring to bis wishes, I hereby pr
sent his statement in almost thesex-
act language in which he gave it to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-06
> District Attegney U'atea ,s,otts,

2 District Attagneg U'ated SUITS,
..cAaa1estoa, 8.5eg 5.rs,-.r. A.ss
The letter is saAea March l1th.
In his reply dated Charleston,
Marchl2lst, Saunders says:
81 enclose yos list Of the election
cases SO far selected for trial, the ex.
tract being selected from yesterdays s
Charleston, Ne%a and Courier. When
l reached Columbia last month Judge
Melton instructed me in my visits to
the various counties to select the
stron gestr cases against the most i'm
.pertant and aiDauential men-not to
take the little isllows. You will see
by the list encRsed that the men we
propose to tgEsre, except those from
Barnwell County, the managers Of
elections. Thst is, the election Off
GERS who CARR on the elections on
the aas.otf.ek| ssa.lAke the judges
and inspectorsp Fl elections in Penn
sylvania. Thp we have a case from .
Sumter Countf fagainst the Board OF
County Commissioners; they are the
men who couni the ,retarus from the
various preoints of their respective
counties and forward it to the Board
of State Canvasers.