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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Races to-day.

Races to-day.
Big sale for IoLanthe yesterday.
Council meeting this afternoon.
The matinee begins at 3 o'clock.
A dollar dinner for fifty cents at 302
Main street.
There we're sixteen 6res in the first Two
weeks OF this month.
The Irish citizen will bet on Brian
Boru this afternoon.
The Street Railway Company has re-
sumed work on the lower end of Main street.
Prof Cromwell will show Jerusalem
ard the Holy Land" at the matinee, sHd
Germany" tonight.
The grand jerry found three indictments
Yesterday, two for assault and battery and
the third for petit larceny.
Prince Rice became Jealous OF JEFF
Davis. They fought and Davis cut his adj
verssry on the head with racer. He was
arrested.
John johnson was sworn in as foreman
of the grand jury yesterday, 10 place OF W. J.
Chase, 10 serve during the latter's absence
in Nashville.
The eish:een-iuch sewer extending from
the ccruer of Monroe and trout streets 10
is being replaced by one three inches smaller.
Good Friday was observed in the usual
way. The Merchants Exchange was closed,
causing comparative quiet in trade, and sp
propriste services were held in the churches.
The Board of Equalization meets next
Monday for the purpose of passing upon APP
plIcation. for the r-duclion of lax assess
ments before the assessors make their final
report.
Next Monday the bad little street urcbin
will cave in the egg shells OF the innocent
little Sa5bath-school scholar, with his china
egg, and by night he will be as full of eggs
young puliet.
The reckless driver is abroad in all his
glory He turns up at every corner, and
hourly sends terror to the pedestrians heart.
Tbere is an ordinance to restrain him, and it
should be enforced.
The Good Friday dinners served yester-
day at 302 Main street were marked
success. To-day the ladies hope to round
up their weeks work in handsome style,
both for their guests and their exchequer.
The Memphis Fertilizer Company starts
into business with the most hatlering pros
pecls The directors and managers are men
of means and business capacity, and they
will leave no stone untHrned TO insure success.
The Easter mass at st. Petsr's tomorrow
morning will be given with choir Of sixteen
voices and an orchestra of eight pieces-Mr.
J. g. Handwerker, lesder-an under the di-
rection of Prof. &. P. Winkler. organist. TIE
'Ofertory" and "Veni Creator" have beea
specially prepared for this occasion.
Three fine races will be run at the Jockey
Club course this afternoon-a mile dash, a
half mile and a steeple-cnass. The horses
entered are thoroughbred flyers and training
for the spring meeting, aud rare sport Is
looked for. Trains leave the Memphis and
| Charleston depot at 2:2O o'clock pm.
Lots on Henry street, also on Fifth
street, in Chelsea, on Court street extended,
| and one on the corner OF Alabama and Bull
Run, will be sold to-day by order OF The
| Chancery Court. These lots belong TO the
| estate of E. A. Beecher. The first named
| lot is very desirable for mandatory.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Beautiful City.

Prof. Cromwell entertained large audi
ence last night with his views of that Mecca
of Americans, paris" At the matinee TO-
day be will exhibit Jerusalem and the
Holy Land" in the following programmes:
'Mount Sinai. Convent of ST. Catherine.
Hebron. Bethlehem. Nazareth. Sea Of
Galilee. Ford of the Jordan. MI. Lebanon.
Mt. Hermon. The Sacred Places, sacred
alike to Chrisisn, Hebrew and Moslem.
Damascus, The Oldest city in the world. Cos
TUNES and Avocasions of the people. Grind
ers OF corn Water Carriers. Washer Women.
Lsdies. Christians. Moslem. Hebrews Of
Jerusalem. aud 1iilers OF the soil. The
Sheik of Jericho. The Dead Sea. Jerusi-
lem. Gel Khuds) MI. Zon. House of
Dives. Jews Waiting Place. Mo'que OF
Omar. Arch of Ecce Homo. Via DoloIsso.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
John Pendergrast Crushed IutO a Man
gled Mass at the Foot of Non.
roe Street.
A Dusky Damsel Gets Her Lover q
Ballet near His Jugular
Vein.

A little after o'clock yesterday afternoon
John Pendergras,, fsgman of the Chesa,
peAke and OHIO railrosd, met sudden and
horrible death. He YVES siiting on the end
of fat car while the train was being backed
down the levee, and when the foot OF Mon
roe street Was reached attempted 10 jump
of forSard- His coat-tail caught on the
coupling-pin projecting from the end of the
car, and he was ierked backward under the
wheels. The train wac stopped at once, but
not in time TO save him. What had been 8
strong, well-formed man was a MACS Of torn
flesh and broken bones, from which the last
spark of lie had fed. Justice Qdigley held
an inquest, which resulted in verdict
according to the facts as stated. Pendergrast
was about thirty-ive years old and unmar-
ried His uncle, who lives in Nashville, was
telegrapbed last nig ht and is expected here
to-day. The body was taken in charge by
the railroad company.
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Russell Williams and Will Stewart are
suitors for the favor OF dusky maiden,
VINO played the one against the other with
the. art Of a true cequette. The rivals met
on Causey street yesterday at ernoon, and a
quarrel ensusd which resulted in Williams
drawing pistol and shooting Stewart in the
neck. The bullet passed near the jugulsr
vein and lodged IN the shoulder, whence DR..
Parnell extracted it. The wound is not
dangerous Williams was arrested by Officer
Dallas Lee, soon after the shooting occurred,
and ia now in the stationhouse.
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1 Important.

When you visit or leave New York city
have aggage .expressage aud cArria Sc hire, and
top AZ Grand Union Hotel, opposite q rand Cen
trai depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant TO oms
lifted up at an expense sl,0t 600 reduced TO 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. EOrse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other frst-class hotel in the city.
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FIattering Frauds

Are acknowledgements OF the great worth
and superior merit of the genuine medicine
but they are very dangerous and unproft-
able to the consumer and demoralizing to
the dealer. When anything else is recon-
mended ss the same. or just as good, remem-
Der il is TO make you pay full price for a
worthless article that cost the dealer one
quarter the price of J. II. Zeiliu & Co.'s sci
enti6caliy and carefully prepared Simmons
Liver Regulator nsdicine for the liver
generally conceded t. have no equal.
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You will find Mrs. WinsloR's Soothing
Syrup an Invaluable friend 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach and bowels cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces inflRmms-
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the in
FAINT is suffering during the teetning period from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail to procure it
Price Is cents bottle. For sale everywhere.
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CHANCERY SALE
II E AL ES T. ATE.

No. 1898, R3Chancery Court of Shelby county
MARY L. Beecher vs. B. B Beecher ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 18TH day OF
February 1888. i will sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder in front OF the Clerk and Mas
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, March "a, 1858.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit;
Lot No 525 beginning at staEe in The norm line
of Henry street, 373a feet east of the northeast
corner of Second and Henry streets; thence east
with the north line of Henry street ga ieet to a
stake thence north .60S feet 10 the south line OF
BTipk street; thence west with said line "a feet
to the northeast corner Of Bickord's lot, COS feet
TO the beginning, containing $500 acres.
Also, lot No. l, beginning at stake in the north
line of Court street. It being the southeast corner
of lot No s. of the subdivision of country lot for
merly owned by James Hardaway; thence north
go east 81 eet to Pigeon BOOST road; thence along
said road north 43 west, or whereabouts, 80 feet
thence south 32o west 81 feet more or less to the
north line o. Court street; therce east with said
north line so feet, more or less. TO the beginning
Also, lot No. of the subdivision OF that part oil
lot No. IL of original country lot No. 504, owned
the southeast intersection of Bull Run and Ala
oama street; thence south 5lIo west with the eas
line of said Bull Run street 142 feet to alley IL
feet wide; thence south 5l4o east 142 ieet TO the
south line of Alabama street; thence north 5l5<'
west 40 feet to the beginning.
Also, the south half OF lot No. 9S OF the Green
law addition to the city of Memphis, fronting
5 feet the east side OF Fifth street in Chelsea
ana running bacS between parallel lines 14s12 lee
cornering on an alley.
Terms of Sale-0n credit Of seven "a months
notes with approved security, lien retained, etc
This March 8, 1888.
r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY. N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
X. ID. Jordan and 4. l.. BelcneI, soils. sat
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuia Csars-Pierce, Judge.
Motions will be heard to-day from 9 to II
O'Clock. Alter IL o'clock the Court will pro-
coed i'll the trial OF cases on the calendar.
A calendar for April %, Sd and 4lh has
been set and posted on the bulletin board in
the Courtroom.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

NOu-hcoluSHs -'O'AS~s
No Asc-In the Probate Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee-John D. Meredith VS.. Mary &. Mere
ditn ct al.
1t appearing from original BILL which IS sworn
10 in this cause that the defendants Mary X Mer-
edith and John Calvin Meredith, are residents OF
Texas and nonresidents OF the state OF Iennessee,
and VIM Robertson executor of George Robert
SON deceased Is resident OF the State OF Louisi-
ana and non resident of the state OF Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, hat they make their ap-
pesrance herein at the courthouse OF Shelby coun-
", in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hIst Mon
day in May, 1883, and plead, answer or demur to
coInplainant's bill, the same viii be taken for
Confessed as to them and set for hearing exparte;
and that copy OF this order be puDllshed once
week for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal This 2Istda Of March, 1883.
a eonv-Attest h b. CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis Kettman, D c.
Ffippin & Flipuia. Soils for complainant thu
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THERE is nothing in the world 30 refresh
ing and healthiul as glass of effervescing
Bethesda before breakfast Fer sale by
ROBINSON A ,,otheesry
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a WORD 10 Motners.

"Wells's Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
n al debility 81
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MISCELLANEOUS
NeIlce 90 Passengers and shiprers.

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Co (,
CAS- ReorsaniZed) r. "a Sibttx. Receiver.
OFFICE OF SUP 7 AND CHIEF kNGINEER
MEMPHIS, February "A, 1888. !
OWING to temporary break caused by extreme
~ high water, all trains between Mem phis and
Madison are, for the present, discontinued.
During the suspension q line of steamers Will
run daily making close connection at Madison for
Little Rock and all points West.
The RENE MA CREADY will leave at o'clock
this SATURDAY evening and the KATIE HOOP
lsR GA Monday evening, each leay ing on alternate
days thereafter, except sundays. Passengers and
all freight except Pc rshAble and Live stock, will
he received Ga bOar1 or a. the landing, foot OF
O'Clock pm, and none for points between Hope
leld and Madison. No interruption TO freight or
travel r. IA. SHELLEY,
Receiver and q. II.
n. e. ELEnIaG,
Superintendent and Chief Engineer.
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Spring Lambs! Spring Lambs
GREEN PEASl GREEN PEAS!
sEEssEL'S MARKETS,
124 and 331 Main street.
Leave orders. Free delivery.
FiOyd's.

We make fine pastries, cream puffs, chooo
late eclares, and a great variety of nice
cakes, which with glass Of soda or mead,
makes a nice Il O'Clock lunch.
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Fsrd,s opera Company

Begins brief engagement Monday night
wi h Iolanthe, to be followed BY The Merry
WoT aud Les Hantsouz Noirs.
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Spring Lamb!

Spring Lamb! Spring Lamb
CHOICE KENTUCKY BEEF,
MUTTON aud VEAL.
GREEN PEAS, GREEN PEAS.
And all kinds of Vegetables, Dressed Poul-
try; also, Fish and Oysters in abundance
for
EASTER DINNERS.
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EKWIN, GAYDEN & Y0N6UE,
WlnOna, Miss.
Sale Of Farm, with Comfortable Double
House. OuJbuildings, Etc.

House, Outbuildings, Etc.
10y virtue Of q power of attorney executed to
ID me by Mrs Beatrice Gufin, Emma Quinn
and Israel c. Quinn, will sell al public cutlery,
In lront of the courthouse, shelby county, Ten
nessce at IL o'clock m, on
Saturday, N arch "a, 1SsS,
farm in the seventh Civil District of this county
onaining A. so acres more or less SOo1 Whlen are
cleared and 10 in woodland. Said farm is i'm
proved wit h fine orchard, comfortable double log
house and necessary outouiidings. Title perfect.
Terms of Sale-Cash or one half cash and bal
anee in six months, with six per cent interest on
deemed payment, with personal security at OPP
non OF purchaser lien Will also be retained 10 Sc
cure the deferred payment Plat of survey can
b seen at my ONCE.
ROBERT Z. LOAGUE,
Attorneyin Fact for Quinn Heirs.
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StIkWOrn, Eggs

Gov. CHARLES FOSTER: "Bethesds is the
finest water in the world"
ROBINSON, Apothecary.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, March 2S.-River fell inch
Arrived: Belle Mem his, st. Louis, IL last night
Departed: w. w. 0'Neal and tow Pittsburg, ii
an John A. Wood and tow, New Orleans, Am j
Mississippi, Wilson's Point, IL an.
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DEANS best Bio and Java mixed coffee is
acknowledged by all who have used it 10
be superior to all others.
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Returning from the Theater, you will find
Fioyd's open, snd he csn always give you
some nice little delicscy that will please you.
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FlOyd's Candies


Will compare with shy made, and cur cara
mels are lust too sweet.
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ooRFIvALI9.
The Only Perfect Cure for the Opium
Hahif Enn-n

CoRTIvALIs is q sure, speedy and painless
cure for the opium or morphine habit, con-
tanning no opium in any form. 1t Is the greatest
nerve tonic in existence, furnishing large sup
nIy of brain and nerve food. 1t has been used
with great satisfaction in many nervous disorders;
such as sleepleSsness, nervous depression, sick
headache lost manhood, irregularities of females
and ali troubles arising from the nervous system.
few bottles will cure anyone addicted TO the
morphine or opium habit. 1t has been used with
much success IN the treatment of ineoriates.
81 SEND FOR OPIUM CIRCULAR IA
Manufactured by
Al q
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Cooks Grand Excursions leave New York
April 26th June LIST, June 18th and June so, 1883.
Passage Tick els by all Atlantic steamers
Special facilities for securing good berths
Tourist tickets for individual travellers in EO
rope. by all routes, at reduced rates.
Cooks Exc0rsiOntst, with Maps and full
particulars, by mail. 10 cents. address
'EHOS. CaBtS X & SON, 26l Broadway. MY.
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SiIkWOrm Eggs,
Tnat produce raw silk, for sale.
P WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
new Clarendon Hotel.

A ........L. ID. HUNT
Corner Madison and Second streets
RATES. and ~ so per day. Electric bells
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
night.
] G Ross, Ont G Meyer, Mich
l. w Ferguson. Tenn Mrs N Cole dss, MINI
Miss Alice Shaw, MINI W NJ Morris, Mt Vernon
] Brooks, la o Hail. o
Geo Goodwin, Tex Miss Steel, Miss
J Z Scotes Boston r Rison, Paris
E Rison, Paris Goodman, KY
w A McGuinnes, Ky W II Order, Tenn
y CurIiu Louisville
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ME"
Memphis Jockey Club
RACES!
SATURDAY, MARCH oath.
IL. onn;n. a nn&inn
Foretaste of the Spring Meeting

FIRST RACE-DAsh of one mile. Entries: Major
BIAdy enters bay colt, Willie B.; Memphis
stable enter sorrel hlly, Tennessee Girl ano so.-
rel gelding Bryan Bsru; Rosebud stable enters
gray gelding, Bowling Green and bay My, ia
poaica.
SECOND RACE-Half-mile heats. Major Brady
enterk bay colt, The Joker: w. o. scully entefs
bic enters gray forse, ediscot; Memphis stable
enters sorTel colt, Greenwood.
THIRD RACE-SteeDle chase over held course.
Mem nhis stable enters sorrel flly, Tennessee
Girl and sorrel colt. Bryan Baru; Rosebud sia-
BILE enters bay FLY, Athlete; Major Brady enters
Train will leave NJ. aud C. r. R. derot at 2:to
O'Clock pm Races to begin at O'Clock prompt
Admission rs cents, including railroad fare
Ladies free who are especially invited:
II. A. MONTGOMERY, President
Ed r HAPT, Secretary.
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FIeyd,s Ladies, restaurant.

Go te Charles Kuey's meat market, 46 are
As Beale street. Free delivery.
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CATHOLIC LITERARY SOCIETY,
GRAND h ALL,
On Monday Evening, March 26, 1858,
KNIGHTS of INhIsFAIL HALL.
Cor. secOBd and Jefferson SIS.
SoBJECT: To procure a Bell for st. Patrick's
Admission, 81; Ladies Free.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
NJ Larkin, Chairman. John CaISigan,
Nj Gallagher, James Roper,
Richard Peake.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
R. J. Cook. Chairman. Thomas Kelly,
r. J. Walsh +. Viani.
Thomas GatenE.
DOUR COMMITTEE.
I. Brosnan, Chairman. Thomas Bevell,
Hugh " Roulke N. L. Larkin,
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
NJ J. Larkin, Chairman. James Collins,
Thomas +. Clancy, John Gavin,
NJ Carr,gan NJ II. Gallagher,
William Daily.
ps-Tickets to be mad from any OF the members
or at the door.
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF MURPHY & No RPHY is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent, B. Z. Muf
ply retiring. ]. ]. Murphy assumes the assets ano
liabilities and will continue the General insurance
business under the firm name at No. o hsolsoD
street
MuHpuIs sSentembar 10. 1882
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.TEEIH EXTRACTED WITHOUT FAIN.
DR. w. w. BROOKS.

DS"GIsG1
IJAS REMOVED to his new al-Rooms, No.
Ill 3i5 Main street. where he will be pleased to
serve his friends and patrons Promising good
operations and reasonable terms.
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of Mallory, Crawford & Co., said the tax YVES
all we'll enough if it was to be paid by those
whose transactions began and ended 10 spec-
ulation, but would b. injurious if exacted
from deslers who simply took advantage OF
he market to buy or sell actual goods for
future delivery.
Mr.. Crawford declined to be interviewed,
but said he thought the bill was a lick at the
hucket shona
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WHERE rs HEAHENs

Two little children, weeping sore,
Went wandering slowly down the street
Poor waits upon Hfe's stormy shore
with shfvering forms, and naked fees.
And when they met me, - they saw
Their woe had touched my sympatnieas
The Oldest turned to me and cried;
90. do you know whore Heaven iss
I" Our father died . year ago,
And mother told NJ, when he died,
That he had crossed river deep.
And Heaven was ON the other side.
And when we asked her where he WAS.
She always said; In Heaven. knows
And told us we could 70 to him.
O, tell US. tell us whore TO sol
Dear mother died q week ago,
And Robbie cries for her all day.
We want to 70 where mother ls.
Is Heaven 30 very tar awayr'
O. plant of little, Borrowing hearteI
Earth's universal cry 10 this,
That you've 90 early learned to ask;
who knows. who knows Why're Heaven ~
Poor little seekers after Heaveni
Poor little waits on hfes bleak sh0ToI
Some day your feet win ind the way
That gives you back your lost once more.
The only answer can give
To any question such ~ this
From those who miss mothers face
Is; Heaven Ia where that mother IL.
-Ebcn u. Rexfcrd. In Golden Days.
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A Republican paper at the East says:
"If the Administration of President
Arthur desires to maintain . fair degree
of respectability, and to avoid becoming
an unbearable burden to the Republican
party, it can not too soon put an end to
all political fellowship with Senator
Malone, of Virginia. The association
with him of Republicans in responsible
position has been disgrace from the
beginning" 1t certainly is disgrace
that this man should be made distrib-
utor of public patronage in Virginia by
the Administration, that he should be
commissioned by it to make . use of
that patronage as scandalous as it is
lawless, since it violates all the princi-
pies of the Civil-seryice law, converts
postmasters and other Federal officials
in Virginia into senile minions to Ma
hone. prostitutes the Norfolk navy-yard
to his ambitious schemes and pays out
the public moneys to persons whose
only claim is that they are his creatures
and favoritcs. All this is infinitely
charged in the letter of congressman
Dezendorf, of Virginia, himself . Re-
publican, and it is not probable the Ad-
ministration, or any member thereof,
will have the hxrdihood to provoke Mr..
Dezendorf to the proof by denying it.
But there are certain facts that must
not be forgotten. The Republican par
ty keenly feels the disgrace of the con-
nection between Malone and Repub-
lican Administration, and the Repub-
ican press has for some time past been