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ELECTRIC BELTS.
Trustees Sale.
E1orH DAY oFFRBRUARY

~NsATURDAY, THE10TH DAY OFFEBRUARY
{ N,eas hetveen the hours of 12 and O'Clock,
IN, seJI. on the premises. to the highest bidder,
for ash the following reai estate, situate IN the
20 -, nank OF the Mississippi uver, known as
t s Ha-tleroad plantation, to-wit: Being sections
49, nc ave and thiriy-fve township one, range
tWen.y = tha south half of section one the whole
Of section two the east half section three The eas.
nal u raIt containing one hundred and
nonn cres II section fifteen, all in township two
ssnes ten; and the northwest qnarse YEA o. 70 on
eighteen, w e trnstee under trust deed exc
mad ~ ne by q. s. HsrkI eroad. Of date October
~ fss2 and recorded in real esss5e 5oDH
10 No. or the purpose of satisfying certain IN;
5a6fedness therein named from q ?; @ AZ
- ~ smut Co. in which sa1o uus. oeel 81
70 ' - of rederaption In case Of sale wsive9.
SSqia Relieved 20 Be good though seI ard convey
hue oe t,1stse J. T. LAPRADEs Trustee
Vyers 4 6need, Attorneys
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Heavy snow-siorm In New York.

NEW YORK, January 1O.-The snow-storm,
which set in last night, continues, accom-
panied by strong north wind. The snow
is eight inches deep and drifting badly.
Street travel is difficult, and no doubt all
railway trains will be seriously delayed. The
Signal Service Bureau reports the storm likely
to last two days, unless broken by some
meteorological disturbance. The storm on
the Sound is the severest for years.
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Il nm D0rl8nI.

W en yoa visit or leave New York city
have sggase .expressage and csrria &c hire, and
,tOp at Grand Union Hotel opposite G and Gen.
trai depot Four hundred and fifty elegant TO oms,
fitted up at an expense OF 81 90 900 reduced 10 81
and upwards per Gay. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the rand Union than at
any other frstclass hotel in the eitv
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TSvHE }. N. BRUNSWICK d 8ALKECO
Il most extensive Billiard Table Mandatory
in the world.
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The HeavIes, snow.storm Since 1857.

PITIsBURe, January l0.-1he snow-storm
which set in yesterday continued all night.
The ground on a dead level is covered 10 a
depth OF twenty-one inches. The snow is
still falling. II is the deepest since mere
since 1857. Travel on the streets is almost
impossible, excep. with sleighs Trains in
every direction are delayed. The mail train
from the south, bound north, is bIockaded
here
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Blizzard Raging In southern Minne-

CHICAGO, January 1O-A blizzard has
been raging in southern Minnesota. Trains
are stopped by the snow drift. Shoveling is
going forward actively. The blizzard came
Unexpectedly, finding thousands of people
unprepsred, and will probably do great
damage. Two engines are stuck in the drift
at Cape Benton, Ill. II is the worst storm in
twenty years, and appears 10 extend $50
miles
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
II &c a T. e 9 = a 4 IL


No. 2514-In Chancery Court of Shelby county
W. T. Ballentine ct al. VS.. A. Wright ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 26th day OF
June 1852, and renewed January TO- 1883 will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, In 'front.' oil
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse OF Shelby
county, Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, February 5, 1SS3,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in the city of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn. to-wit: lot commencing at the
northwest corner of Madison and Third streets;
thence west with Madison street seventy-tour feet;
thence north on a line parallel with Third street
14S feet to public alley thence with SAID alley a
feet Third street. and thence with said street las
feet to the beginning, on which lot standsa double
brick residence The said lot containing two resi-
dences will be divided into two lots before the dsy
of sale, by line running north and south with
the center OF the dividing wall between the two
houses and sold separately.
Terms OF Sale-Ten per cent. of bid cash; bal
ance in equal insialments at 6. IL and Is months
with notes bearing interest with approved seeu'
rty; lien retained; redemption barred. This Jan
usry 10, 1888. R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geoige Mallery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Duncan & eor5on, Metcalf d Walker, Wright q
Folkes, 4. B. Edgington and L. Leatherman, Soils.
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Railroad Travel Impeded.

ST. PAUL, MINI, January 10.-A snow
storm last night, accompanied by high wind,
seriously affected travel on the railroads, .but
it is believed that trains will be running on
TIM. 10. mnrrnW
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIVIDENp NuIICE.

OYFIcE HERSAEDO INSURANCE COMPANY I
MEMPHIS. January 8, 1885,
A q meeting of the Poard Of Directors, held
n this day Cash Dividend Of six (5) Per Cent
was declared out OF the net earnings OF the past
six months, payable on demand.
6. d. DUNsCoMB, President
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


A. J. L. d. HUNT
Corner Madison and Second streets.
RATE5-S2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
| night.
| s Harris, Covington, Ky wv Alexander, Psducsh
| J Foster, Miss CIV Taylor Hamilton,
F w Piingle, o Z Evans, Hamilton,
| G T Harper d. W, Miss C Parker, NY
Z NJ Walden, o WV Booker, Wis
Sullivan, Col &c Wellington, Ill
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

A Ia special meeting OF the Board OF Directors
"a OF the Bluh City Insurance COMPANY, held
the LIST day of January, 1885, q cash dividend OF
FIVE per cent on its capital stock from the net
earnings Of the past SIX months was declared pay
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SEVERE SNOW-STORMS
Prevailing I'm the Northwest and East
Railroad Travel interrupted.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., January 10.-The
snow is so drifting this morning that trains
for New York on the Sandy Hook branch
cannot get through.
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tiere. thunderstorm at FrederIcks.

FREDERICKSBURG, January 10.-A fierce
snow-storm has prevailed here for twenty .four
hours. The snow lies in deep drifts. Trains
are obstructed ia all directions.
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snow and wind.s,orm at Cmaios. HI.

CLINTON, January 10.-The heaviest snow
storm of The season passed over here to-day.
The wind blew perfect blizzard from the
northwest. The snow drifted and the north
west-bound trains were behind several hours.
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For Best Bargains in Boots and shoes,
Go 10 Voegeli & Co.'s, 27I and 41O Main
street, as they are always reliable.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Prof FowIer's Lecture.


Last night Prof. Fowler, the phrenologist,
leetured at the GreenIaw Operahouse before
q very good and decidedly interested
audience. He expounded in a very enter
tanning wsy the principles OF phrenology,
and closed his lecture with a chronological
examination Of the head OF Col. Hsr-"-
Mathe., sditer Of the t,eaon. He made
some very remarkable statements concerning
the captain-remarkable in that they came
very near the truth in many instances. Prof.
Fowler will lecture again next Friday.
Lawrence Barrett.
The sale Of seats for the Lawrence Barrett
engagement begins tomorrow. Monday,
Tuesdsy and Wednesday evenings, Mr.. Bar
rstt will present Francesca dd Rinaini, Thurs
Barrett as "Csssius" Friday double bill
will be given, namely, Merchant of Venice and
Dduid Gdrriek. At the farewell perform
ances at the Saturday matinee and Saturday
night, the plays to be given will be settled
la'er on 10 the week.
GreenIaw Operahouse.
"Love and Matrimony" is the subject Of
o. S. Fowler's second lecture on Friday even
ing at s o'clock. Gid aud young cannot help
but be interested. Admission, fifteen cents,
lady and gentleman twenty-five cents. He
gives advice as TO health, talents, best bust
ness, marriage adaptation, management of
children, etc., daily and Thursday evening
at Peabody Hotel.
The WOman's Christian Temperance
Concert.
The following is the progremme Of the
entertainment for the benefit of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, 10 be given by
the pupils of Miss Conway's school, Friday
evening, January 18th, at 8 O'Clock:
dus1c...... MISS bArrOW
song Miss Matte HAWKS
RecitatioR-"Pride of Battery b.. Miss Leila Lyon
song MISS Anna Johnson
observation-disclosures Mousse Miss a. Hirsch
MUSIC -..--....MlsS Barrow
Recitation-"The Settlers Story"-Miss Iewellyn
Reoltallon MISS JAMIE Nelson
Recitation-"scene from Romeo and Juliet
Miss Josie Daley
Song Miss Leila Lyon
Observation-Disclosures Rights" Miss r. Haughton
Song Miss Anna johnson
Observation-Disclosures Music -. Miss Leweliyn
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S NJ Brooks, Pa.


Formerly Commercial Hotel, corner Front and
Jefferson streets, Memphis, Tenn J. Fl. Priddy, OF
Richmond. Va proprietor. Rates, 50 per day.
Miss Kate Bragg, Ala WIN Bragg, Ala
Lester, Ga Fl Cooper, Ga
T Shanks & f. Ark Mrs NJ Peese, Ark
J s Murdoch, Cincinnati Vim Mathews, st Lonis
J r Timer, Ark WD Muuroe, Tenn
Jno Aunroe Miss b Smith, Byhalia
Simon TURNKEY, Tenn John Carr Ark
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UnreliabIe substitutes.

Best style OF Fine Boots and Shoes
Made to order at Voegeli & Co.'s, 271 Main
street. Mr.. Dick Bross can't be beat.
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Dividend Notice.

OYFIcR oP THE
MExPHIs CITY FIRE AND GENERAL INsURAScECo.
No. 10 Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan sry 9. 1883.
A T the regular meeting of the Board OF Direc
n tors, held this day,
DIVIDEND OF FIVE (5l PER CENT.
on the capital stock of the Company was declared
out OF the net earnings of the past siI months.
BY order of the Board.
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New Year.
GAndiQs.g

Hake's beautiful New Year sschets at
Wills & Wildberger's, 317 Main.
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i7os Prizes. AMOUNTING tO...-..,.......=;....-..

ALL Prizes PAID on PRESENTATION.
For information and Tickets. apply to 5HlPskY
York City or IS e Randolph street lhicaan Ills.
on John B. FERNANDEz 9. vsnnahGa-
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NEW SYSTEM.

President-C. P. Hunt.
Reconsideration s. Toof, 7. H. Hsrtmus,
J. Jacobs.
Directors-Wm. Bowles, ST., J. N. Fowlkes. ].
W. Fulmer, r. F. Peterson, W. w. Schoolfeld,
Henry B. Camp Barney Hughes.
Treasurer-J. A Hayes, jr.
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ORIGIN AL
@LETELE HAVANA A"
GOULD & CO.'S,
DECIDED BY
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Numser for Namber-Prize for Prize,
WITH ESQ ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
CLASS 1121. JANUARY %, 1883.
0nsy 23,O00 Tickets and 1904 Frfzes.
SCHEDULE.

APPROXIMATIONS 70 ID prize, so each. 100
Approximations TO ID prize, Is each. 50
IA Prizes, as above, being the full number
in the Royal Havana, and
80 Additional Prizes OF IS each TO the go
tickets having as ending numbers the
two terminal 0 mis- of the number draw
ing tse capital prize OF 5000. .---------- l,lbt
-
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Masonic Temple Notice.

FOLDERS of January, 1888. Coupons on Ma
III senic Temple Bonds will receive payment
thereof by presenting same to First National Bank
of Memphis Tenn, on and after the l0tH of jan
uary. 1888.
By order DAVID P. MADDEN, President.
Attest. 2 q WrIIIANa0S Secretary
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Administratorss Notice

HAvING been appointed administrator on the
IL estate of W. H. PEBBLES, deceased, hereby
notify all persons having claims against said estate
to present them to me for payment. within the
time prescribed by law, or they will not be paid.
January G. 1883. W. L. PEBBLES, Admir-.
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GsstOD's Hotel.
MISCELLANEOUS.

rTNHE partnership heretofore existing between w
l. ]. Watson and P. W. semmes, doing business
under the firm name of the Memphis Coal Tar Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent w. j. Wat
son having sold out his emit interest in the same
The business viii be conducted as heretofore by P
W. semmes, Manager. w. ]. WATSON.
Memphis, Jan. 8, 1888. p. W. SEMMES.
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WOman's Christian
Concert.

entertainment for the benefit of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, 10 be given by
the pupils of Miss Conway's school, Friday
evening, January 18th, at 8 o'clock:
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THE COST OF A tIAiSON.
A Peoria Man PAYS n Big Price for
Same DeyiItry He Never Enjoyed.

BURLIND TON, a., June 1.-THE Hawkeye
relates that several days ago large tleshy
woman. who wore diamonds and other
costly iewelry, and tall, rather fine look
ing man, with black hair and mustache,
and wo wore black suit OF clothes and a
slouch hat, arrived in the city and were
driven TO the Moore house, where they
represented themselves to be man and wife
AMI engaged board. On Tuesday the gen.
t!eman started out in search Of a house and
secured neat cottage on Pond street, pay
ing the rent for a month in advance.
The Gentleman.
il appears, is a married man of consider
able means. and resides in Peoria. Inc
woman resides there also They concluded
TO try Burlington as place of residence,
having heard of its many natural advan-
tages previously. On Tuesday tie gentle
man @isiteu one of our leading furniture
houses and made a costly purchase, fur.
nishing the house on Pond street in ele.
CANT and very expensive style. Yesterday
he took the object of his alteration TO her
prospective home, and she was delighted
with its appearance. The gentleman pur.
Chased for her a good watch for SlGO, and
advanced large sums OF money iOi
HousehOId Expenses
In the afternoon, during the absence OF the
gentleman, she ordered hack packed her
trunk, and securing all the vauables in
the house. left the premises and departed
from the city on the Wabash train. The
VIZ man told the hsckman that she had ex-
ir, cted over 81 0lO from the Peoria man.
ar 4 she didn't care 10 remain with him
arv longer. She also mailed letter ad-
dressed to her deserted lover, telling him
that if he made any attempt TO have her
arrested she would tell his wife. Theg
tIeman. on visiting his la'ely.acqu
Pond street residence, found the woman
gone, and later learned the truth OF the
sflair from the hackman. He left the city
on ore OF the outgoing trains last night.
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A SAD SCENE.
The Cause Of the distressing Ac-
cident
WHERE TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN
Lost Their Lives and Many Others Were
lnjured-ParnelI Will Not Visit
America in AUtumn-0ther
Foreign Notes.

LoNpoS, June 1.-THE terrible calamity
Saturday evening is the subject of univer-
sal and unhappy comment The hall has
been surrounded to-day BY the distressed
and excited crowds. The stairway from
the gallery at the top OF the landing which
led to the accident was from five to sir
feet wide; and the gallery door through
which the children were allowed to pass
only one at a time are the circumstances
which are
The Direct Cause.
1t was fitted with bolt which lodged in q
hole in the floor, thus narrowing the pas
sage for the purpose of facilitating ticket
taking when the audience was entering the
hall. The janitor says the scene behind
the gallery door was fearful. Some child
rem were fixed upright in heap and actu-
ally gasping for breath, so great was the
pressure of the crowd behind them. The
majority of the children in the hall were
under II years of age. When the accident
happened the janitor and wife and several
hastily summoned bystanders, went to
work Immediately to give the sufferers re-
lief. They first sent out of the
who were still in the hall, by this means
averting fears of a
Further Crash.
Those who went to the rescue of the suf-
ferers found the work of removing the
heap OF bruised, crushed and suffocated
bodies ne easy task. Two hundred children
were rescued from the pile who were practi-
cally uniDjured. Many others were found
in an unconscious condition, but OF these
number were restored Immediately and
taken to their homes. Nearly all of those
who were dead, with number OF those
whose wounds were regarded as fatal, were
laid out in the main hall, were the local
doctors in attendance used every effort to
restore those in whom
A Spark of Life
could be detected. One eyewitness states
he saw lying on the iiagstOne, n short dis
tance from the bottom of the stairs the
dead bodies of seven children. Many OF
those who came to assist in removing the
dead anu rescuing the living were utterly
ovcrc ONE ny the distressing sight OF so
n any dead and dying children.
The Death List Increases
L.oNpoN, June ia number of deaths
have occurred since the first report and
the total list is now placed at lS6, and one
of the persons who responded Immediately
to the call for help, says many who volun.
teer ed to assist the rescuing of children,
sickened at the spectacle and fled horriiied
from the distressing scene.
VIII Not Come.
LoYpoN, June l7.-Parnell will not visit
America in the autumn.
LOrilIard's IrOquOis.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Prince OF Wales
has nominated Lorillards five year-old
brown horse, Iroquois, for the race for the
S,oCkbridge Cup, to be run at Stockbridge
on tie 2lst inst.
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HIS MISSION.

Young Gould Goes TO London and
Takes an Immense Block OF WesterH
Union for English Investors,
EKw YORK, June T.-When jay Gould
reached his Office in the Union Trus;
Company building yesterday he found q
cable dispatch from Queenstown, reading
as follows:
To Jas Gould, Ner KorE.
Abyssinia arrived safely. All Well.
Will be in London this afternoon.
GEO. J. GOULD.
The mysterious absence of young Gould
was out, and even the veracious Morisini,
who pledged the truthfulness OF his state
ment that George was in Omaha on the
fact that he (Morisini) was a personal
friend of Garibaldi, admitted that the ca
blegfam was more truthful than he was.
The gun which Morisini said he sent by
express to Omaha will probably remain
there until he has time to walk after it.
One of the members Of the firm Of Wash
ington +. Connor Il Co. yesterday said.
Ii isne Longer q Secret
that George Gould went to England on the
ADyssinia, but it is not true that Lillian
Russelrs fight had anything to do with
his visit. On the same vessel with George
there was package containing about S50,-
0N,O00 of Western Union Telegraph stock,
but / do not say that George took it,
what is to be done with this stock?'
1T was purchased for English capitalists
by J. Gould. He owned only few thou
sand shares of it. Young Gould will be
gone about twomonths."
The news did not create ripple OF ex-
element in Wall street, but movement is
on foot to present Morisini with leather
medal for being the most truthful man Of
the times-except Eli Perkins.
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BEMWOOD.
mi. Yersssai. HeWs aaa 4esstp.

Ls<si, Personal, Eews as1 4esstp.
An alteration took place in The factory
Saturday morning, between . couple of
Ritchietown youths, in which one Of them
was convinced. againy. bis will. By the
foreible uanual argument ofths other. In
10 much that he was struck sonseless fora
short time.
J. Newton, q mailer OF the Belmont Vas
in toSn yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Deeean returned tom
Buffalo Saturday esninz. where theJ vent
10 accompany their Little daughter. Anna.
horne.
who have been Visiting the minister, have
returned 20 tbsix fn.ufe home In Csm1soo:
Der genial friend Nr. 7. B. Williams and
daughter. Mss SAllie, spent yssisrdsy with
". Davis . pradler in tbs forge depart
| ment, aud fAlily mored 70 Minso On Bat
Mis- Mollis Byrpe. Of wheeling, is visit
| irg iriends and relatives here.
| In. Jesse Purreii received Q teleEren
Yesterday from his son, on the sya o. hi
Aeparture across the Ssh pond. We vts'
1 Elm bon voyage sEd pleasant EsroPsa'
toCY.
through tere Yesterday. When the rosd
are u uscsdspissd it viii be more Of novel
~ 10 driys through this suburban fo.'
tbsu cut lie Pike OF . s!st, oiysrsio1 I
cCnnEeiica yisL IL
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FOSTER TALKS
But Fails to Say Anything Particu
larIy Startling,
He Looks Over the Field and Feels Little
Shaky-What He Says Of
Sherman.

New YORK, June l7.-Goyernor Foster,
of Ohio, paced the Fifth Avenue Hotel
corridors last night with all the pla"ldity
that bespeaks good dinner and an easy
conscience. lie declared himself most
hopeful of Republican success in Ohio this
year. He said:
Judge Foraker is in every re-
speCt an admirable candidate. He has
been represented as my candidate, but
only because | was convinced that he
would make good candidate after many
Republicans had suggested his name. |
wanted
senator sherman
10 be a candidate, and if he could have
been nominated he would have accepted.
He wanted me to stand for nomination,
but neither of us would have made a good
candidate for the reason that it would
have been charged that we were looking
for something else. A man was wanted
who could make a canvass Of the State. l
had never heard Judge Foraker speak ex-
cept for a few minutes in the Supreme
Court, and it was an anxious moment to
me when he came forward to accept his
nomination. But in that
Twenty Minutes Speech
he d spelled all doubt as to his ability to
make canvass OF the State"
"Who is the probable Democratic NOM
inee?'
Judge Hoadly will be the man, |
think"
What position are they likely to take on
the license law?
They will reaffirm their old platform
against sumptuaTy legislation and straddle
The question, as usual. They are afraid to
say what they mean. For years they had
a blank in their platform in favor OF civil
service reform, but | predict that plank
will be left out this year. They don't want
civil service reform and its realization does
no, suit them
What will be the effect on the canvass
OF the Prohibition ticket
Very little. We have prepared con-
stitutiOnal amendment on the
Liquor Question,
which would be endangered by Republican
defeat, and old Prohibitionists will not
allow that. Republican success is assured.
There is general feeling that the Admin.
istration at Washington is doing well and
that the President intends to do what Is
what do you think of the Star Route
scouittal?'
II think the NerulCt gives Seheih Set'S
faction. There seems to be a general feel
inc that the Government has tried to use
disboporable means to convict Following
the defendants with low detectives was
poor business for the Government"
"What do you think OF Gen, Sherman as
a Presidential candidate
II think he would make very good can
didate. indeed. He is bluff, honest, able
and popular.