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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

FALL RI!ER LINE for sOS aosSs a hGd t ane
g other TSPtt on Ssr
as aSs SUNDAYS ana oe sIcsps
81 srootyn co & Ruon MI Jersey City o
i' So Sf PEss.sf Ed EhffR o pa. m
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements November D. 1881
ss M Western and Northern Express Rochester and
win S Sa caso daily
ct Albany SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland aaa
1850 CHICAGO Express drawnsrOo carss' Canaan
II nv Albany aud Troy with connection to Utica sara
$50 p % Albany Toy special sstardaysOnly
% oas 20 Aa sse aaS cars for st.
running through every day the week. also niagara f'
m Express daily SUNDAY with sleeping m GsTs
tosyracuse and to Auburn Road also 10 oara'osA o
Pacific Express eay WITH seePinng csac a 1o5
Rochester. Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago anu
Troy VIII Sosnns t7aSs West
vay ns al Ss at 10 Parsace and
and st2 Broadway. NewYork and 90 70 MEEKEE
J. M ToUCEY, Con sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
Reduced fare So TO Boston hrscass tickets good onV
Eiegant steamers leave dn< SUNDAYS excepted at p m
o Roi ps5 81 NSS s ES for so al ali principal ticket
f.1 s5 HIy. s@ S
=. w. POPPLE. Acting General Psssenger Agent
CHARMS r,o,,
- CITY RIVEB AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier 49, y. r., foot Of Cortlanitst
Consguments freight Ssde directed 10 any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders rece ed for delivery kinds Of freight and mer
chandise to any part of the cty!@
sEAANp HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly shtsoi toa1ypons
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers H. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier ID N X, 80. daily. saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Sew.torx AM
New. Haven. caro- and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. w u r. received at Pier ID
For Haven and points East at Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND-Eleven Milesior
Ten Cents from Iron Pier 1, r. foot OF
Whitehslst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COmmuniplw. ". J.-Drv DOCKS
Machine and Boor shops everything appertnins 70 tle
construction ard repair of vessels
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t1inter Resorts.
Goruoratlon Nonees.

NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ ONCE Of The Department Of Public Charities and cor,
,roytsions lime dry goods For full information
zee CITY Record for sale at No. CITY Hal.
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Gopartnershlp Nolires.

TIVE FIRM OF f.. ID. MORGAN 81 co. has
dssoyen BY the death Of the senior partner
EDWIN d. MORGAN The undersigned SURVIVING PM,a
I Am mo name o. rho irm m au& On closing up ITS
rnstness JNO r. TERRY.
pu snn. Sro.,, Nf.rchl ,ea2 SOTON HUMPHREYS.
nv ,nds;,sirnet ,ti contuue business under tho rm
name oil b. d AoHSAN & w. soofoN IIuMPaREYs.
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II,
OOt pit GD mi y FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MIN - ~ WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New.fOrK VIA Dee'io'' "u No't
Iandt. st. Ferries as follows; 49,, =, m o.oo AN
Oto 80 enH q N M aud ~ night Sundays s. 3,
~ Limited anu 10 n m. d. o, Z, and stp M and IL
FxpTsss Trains leave NewYork daily except sunday, at
7'2O .. and ,. running through Via 'i'"'" ~A
Camden .e.-..a.a phuadai,nia
%i1Gi o. ADO S45 60 7.3,. 500. $50 ana II a. NJ
tIAmted Express 1870 p No < lS29 l1nnsoa Go0
$50, 74A. and $50 D. On SUNDAY 4SVi oV % ~
34J $3.50 4. (5.25 Emied $50 7;41; ana oZO p in
Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. H. ana 400 H. uaiV
TNepet Ofces 435 $40 and 9s4 Broadway Astor House
and looi C0nFtlaDdt sts COntSt hnu
BrooSyn Annex Faiton-st brooklyn Nos
ia ll lls Huds0Dsi uODOken station Jersey Sly'
Ticket Once No Place and Casue Jar
..aoi,
baeea &c from hotels and Iesdencea -
eCHAKLES r. PUGH, J. II. WOOD,
""Nf General Manager. General Passr gent
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n0PULAR SHORE LINE

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
II FoR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express daily (Sdhya exceped 10 Boston az
m D. lparloI car attached ana 10 p m WIN paaeo
cara ~ j, w. P0FPLE, Agent
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Jte Cream.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM,
CHARLOTTE RUSSO and JELLY
NJ" ~ - Individual BRICKS OF ICE CREAM.
or for FAIRS PARTIES, We
VIII use no Othct'
DEPOTSE
3O5 4th ave. l. 28S broadway. 10 Chatham st., n. y,
aud 453 Fulton.Stp Brooklyn.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DMTJMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
vs. MSRs5 ESsr B bMn 70 and Washington
Trains from vi s r,p pDa all points West,
% f pafnY FAST through sleeping SCachG.
to Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects for all points
~ for wasAngton and an points wS.
I rgy AZ ONCE 5 and II Broadway 1913 Fulton
st, brooklyn.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
SFsels s.i Is$' y sssa: !ssoi. rvors
cSaus nT TaaaS Has
mssna af nssS
Resdng MaHSh e6rns wam'pOr]
a1A %For fe%lnston Easton AsntOwn Reading Hsr'
S aS EasSa Wind CAP Tama
DtGn ssan Bdre Bsacs
McnIan Badds nass Lake Opacons EasiOn &C
$50 %-FS. E4sion: Allentown. Reading HaTn'Oura'
an spRasE % stssn EasOn Allentown
For SsTarR 80 zi0 $O so lis SsS g.
3d. gaS 1888 9sS So $50 SaS 66. $50 1880
$50 For Il trains as 10 local tables at stations
P Pa1 AMB a1 PeTth AmbOy si5 HAS
For Ercs6Sld is i ltS m / ft5 a4s epm
NEW NE Ns JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ srrAnSS EA ! s1 hy ${Sd E %fs$a Mr.
For Highlands. soaDig3t Monmouth Beach and Long
p
Leave foot OF LiOeItyst IS 10 a. M Iiso "' ioi "N0
wood Manchester, Toms River, Barnegat, &c. 10
Las D. M for Atlantic City, Vineand. Brldge'on' "0'
Sis O. m for stations 10 Highlands
LAB, 4:4J D. m. for stations 10 oelDrght
D. m. for stations 10 Sandy HOOK MY,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHI LADE LfHt
Leave New-YOrk from station e. hh,oii No'2o INK
For Philadelphia. Ninth and Green.sts al gao. A.
q IN. $780, 430. $50. 100 IL m ON SunuS *
% GS sS isS 5o fpT nI! on aHs sunday
Trenton zAS $50 IL 10 a. M 1 Is n 4O' O'''
Return Philadelphia for New.York; oraer
From stations Phila and Reading RR. Ninth ana IN
ets 1890 $780, $50 IL ~ 1l5 3S5. 5:4V o'so - r. "
On Sunday, az $50 a M. $50 IL p m. - ~ s.3O
From Third and Berks-sts at 5;l0 s:zU VIZ an m
$40 $50 1880 Sunday At SIP . No. al "a M
422 624, 728p Sunday les e:isa NJ o. Say trains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 10 uS S,, New
and SLEEPING COACHES 10 midnight trains iron Nv"
York and Philadelphia. - ,,,x station tn end fron
BROOKLYN Ere Depot Jersey O.y, ~. oao oel 4ol
p44 81 Broadway AMI at the PrciPa
n. V Transfer Company van can lor anu 0"00A 'S@'7
from hotels or residence Destination ~ pa,. ront
o ~ " H. =. BALDWIN. Gen. fsss Agent
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TOPHILADELPHIA.

THE oLD.EsTABLJsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
oor..1Ss EACHWAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN
DAY 3 STATIONS IN PhdLADELPAiA- IN
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DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after MarcL 8. 1883.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE a..
Trains leave New via Desbr0sses ana COurtahot
Streets Ferries as follows : , o.s ....A pr,,,oa,
HARRISBURG Pittsbufg the West and south WIN H,
Palace attached M ana p ~; aSy ma saen
and Chicago OF Paror Dining smoking ana soep
ing Cars at a. m. every day. 49, am v,ta ~
WiIlamsu0rt Lock Haven p M CORY anu ffle AZ
D. NJ connecting at Copy for Titusve Petroleum Cen
us anu Wssh,ngton and tho South Limited Washington
EIpess OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday
~ arrive Washington 4 y. Regular, VIA H. r. X
at6I5 and go $40 and p IN; ana IL gh' Via
n and o. and p IN ana ~ nien'' "a 10 ntoh,
Sunday Via b. and p X. r.. a IA, p m. ana IL night
VIA X and o. X. X, D.. m. and ~ nignL "a o ~,
For Atlantic CITY except sunday 8; a. IN ana p III oh
Sundays Through car on p m ~, 'a Inn saturlavs
DIN ~ Paw cad Junction and intermediate lions
via Halfway and Amboy. a. m ~ noon Sop p anu p "
On snnday 8 A. m docs not stop 81 AsDury fuk ..s
Roats ~ BroOklyn Annex" connect VIII AL ,
At Jersey CITY, afOrting speedy ana oiiec' un'' '
BROOKLYN travel. ., q IN .,a II on q m 1.2n and
100 - m daily From Washington and BALTIMORE o;0O
go a. p m 3 90 $50 9.8j 1880 and 1850 sunday
90 G.s0 a m 1925 and 1913 m From Baltimore ~
D. M on sunday, 935 M rom Phiade5phs S. 20 20 So
900 Z so 500 o 80. 1920. 1888 and 1920 p ~ Sun,.Y
$50 eco 630. ESQ ll:iO a. M, 6:2O 1880 SSo 4o:zO
od ID. m.
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fclp u)anteo.

Eelp manteo.
WANTED
Az waiter in private family, middle.aged single man;
must be thoroughly competent with fir sclass references
Address p. o. Box 1851
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norRrE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CoNSisrENl
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH r. X. ,

NIEW-YORK AND IUNU BhANCH II. ~"
NJ (Peunsyvania II. r., foot Cortlan1'
S,st,ons in Nev.Yorky st ant Desbrosses-st
S'"' " (Central r. Y. OF n. L, foot LiOertys~
LEAVE NEw.YoRK commencing OCT IL issk m las
for south Amboy, via q. k K of N j. o. o19 ~ o. m
AR NJ via Penn r. r. I'm sep ss sfsS ma a. lbs
4, p IN. VIA Penn. r r. a. m. IL m $751; o. D. H. ~
For he'd Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove AsbuTy rarS
Sea Grit Point Pleasant &ca wa & IL OF aS9 n m
SUNDAYS tnot stopping at ocean Grove or Asouty '"A
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat 60: via q N "''
For or Freehold via R. ON j. slS li:i5 FL m.
For Atlantic Iity Vneand Brdgeton. SC, Las N,
IL p. BALDWIN. y. h "o99p p Fl NAN sup't
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ITO LET.-Singly and en- suite elegantly
lifted up rooms al Staekhouse HOTEL l,l29 Broadway
nal9u
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NORWICH LINE ..,.,s ,,o v,.,
INC NC" A'' CITY OF WORCESTER,
x,o sxoeption the most elegant boat the Sound and
fbs fayorite CITY OF NEW 1Okk. - -. -.
Leave pier no 40 North River foot OF Watts next per
ahnve Ferry dolly except sundays az pm
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Board ano iiooms.
East Sids.

EIRST FLOOR, handsomely furnished pri =
BATH closet ample closets newly pspered painted
and Sl8 week 10 gentlemen ret
erences. Address MADISON SQUARE, Tribune Uptown
once 4 23S Broadway.
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Gin l1roperin 60 Get.

OFFICES TO LET-G0 Wall-st-Three
W large Offices floor and first story Apply on
premises or to y. W WEST, ~ Lberty-st
rTO LET.-First loft, 2s3 Pearl-st., near
D0'NHA" rutland & WHITING. Boekman.st.
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BROOKLYN propcrln for Sale auo 90 Get

TOR SALE.-NOrihwest corner OF 7th-ave.
L and Presidentst. brooklyn. lOoA926 Address r. D.
nov Ne "
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L ONLY TWO LEFT (of the)
u H. Elegantly ARRANGED houses on crest OF Lono1 HUI
Ill 18th st. between Madison and PARK ayes
~ Built in the Old Colonial " STYLE.
V, Admitted by all 70 he the best finished
HOUSES NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
Apply 10 builder aud owner. .., r,,.,,.soS
On the premises or 2l3 West 3lstst
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ITO LET, FURNISHED-First-e class dentists
Il office. 3sth-st 9th ave, from May i. Address
OLIVER Tribune Uptown once 1928 Broadway.
sd FLOOR of an elegant house, occupied by
owner Central Park. will be let with board 70
party Of adults best references A DALEY, "a West
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Harrisburg Patriot.
The Republicans of the Serate will
neither legislate nor resign. The gerry
wandered apportionment under which
they were elected and the ten dollars day
are too dear to them to be yielded up Tor
the good of the people.
1t is now apparent enough that when
the Republican senators declare that
they were ready to 60 to the people on the
apportionment question they were simply
playing game Of brag. They have been
twice squarely challenged by the Demo.
Gratis to submit the question at issue to
the popular arbitrament and they have as
often fatty declined to accept the chal-
lenge.
When Senator Patton presented his
proposition to submit to the people the
political differences of the two houses on
apportionment the Republican Senate op.
posed and defeated it. Yesterday when
the House resolution proposing tho resig-
notion of the senators and representatives
and the election of q new Legislature came
up for concurrence in the Senate the Re-
publican senators refused to accept the
issue in that form.
It is plain that Senator Cooper and his
confederates in the conspiracy against ap-
portiOnment have no faith in the people.
In spite of their boast that they are ready
to stand before the voters of the state on
their ultinsatun they shrink like so many
towards from every proposition to give the
people fair opportunity to express their
opinion on the question in issue.
The conspirators against apportionment
must 90.
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Of the domes Of the noted temple of Boro-
bodo were crushed in by huge falling rocks.
Wnale there can be no accurate estimate
formed as present of the loss Of life, the
death list will foot far up into the thou
sands. At the last advices the ernptions
were still continuing, although their vio-
lence had sbated somewhat, and it is feared
that tho end of the disaster will show it to
have been ono of the most frightful ever
in the history Of volcanic eruptions.
(Krakatoa is IN island in the straits of
Sunda, latitude degrees 8 minutes south.
longitude los degrees 20 minutes east. Il
is about six or seveu miles long and fou.
or five miles broad. Seraug Laut or
Ceram Laut is . cluster Of small Islands in
the Malay archipelago, lying off the east
end Of the island Of Ceram, from which
they are separated by the island and strait
Of Kefing. ADjier is a seaport OF tho
Dutch East Indies, on the west coast Of
Java, in tho straits or Suuda.
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The Berks County Judeshfp.

I0c BeEkS county JuOeSnlp.
Over in Berks county the fear of the
Democracy that a refusal to nominate
Schwartz to the orphans court judgeship,
to which he was nominated by Governor
Pattison, would be construed as an as
sault upon his administration, easily
secured Schwartz's nomination by the
convention. Mr.. Schwartz may develop
into a good judge, though he is not at
present very we'll equipped for the place.
He has good sense sufficient, however,
to grow up to the requirements of the
position, and we hope he will strive
to do 80 for the sake of the in.
terests of our Democratic sister county
that will be placed in his charge. We
would like to see all the Demo ocratic
counties in the state we'll oficered.
There could not be better recommen-
dation of the Democratic party than the
good administration which it exhibits in
the places where it is in power.
The result of the contest for this Judge.
ship is said to be injurious to the politi-
cal prospects of Congressman Ermen-
trout, who is reported to have supported
one of the defeated candidates. We do
not know anything about the truth of
these reports but this we do know most
certainly, that il Congressman Ermen-
trout has boldly and fairly supported the
candidate Of his choice he has not
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A DEADLY DUEL.

jacob Rossnbrook Mills Hts sisesr,a Trs-
ducor and 10 easmseif Slain.
A fatal encounter occurred early Tues
day morning near London City, Ill, be.
tween Louis Phillips and Jacob ROsen-
brook, both residents Of Bowling Green
township, in which the latter was killed
instantly and the former wounded 20
badly that he died in q few hours after.
The affair had its origin in . grudge of
long standing. growing out Of disrespect-
full remarks made by Phillips concerning
RosenbroOk's sister. Each time they met
they quarreled and on Monday morning
they decided to settle the matter in . duel
with pistols, to be fought at 6 O'Clock
Tuesday morning at the place mentioned.
They chose as their seconds Mack Swank
and Jack Wren, who were present and
witnessed the shooting. Rosenbrook fired
the first shot, the ball entering Phillips
mouth. Phillips staggered, and before
falling discharged his weapon.
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Suicide Of Mrs. KeyseF.

Tho Philadelphis papers report tho
suicide of Mrs. Charles 3. Keyser, who il
we'll known it this city, having resided in
it for some years as the wife of Samuel I.
Norris. who was running the Norris loco.
motive works here, and who died at his
residence on Duke street, now the resi-
dence of Samuel H. Reynolds, ESQ. Mrs.
Norris afterwards lived at Hard wicke,
which she rented from its then owner Mr..
BrintOn during his absence in Europe.
She herself subsequently went to Europe
and there married, in st. Peters cathedral
in Rome, We believe, Charles 8. Keyser, .
young lawyer Of Philadelphia. They
lived at 10l5 Spruce street, in that city,
where Mrs. Keyser yesterday died
through taking an overdose of laudanum
Mr.. Keyser, who is q we'll known mem.
Der Of the bar, returned from Atlantic
City about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and found his wife in highly nervous
state. Soon afterwards she swallowed the
contents of four ounce vial of laudanum.
Drs. John Mclean, of No. 937, and Nichols
OF 759 Spruce street, were Immediately
summoned. They resOrted to the stomach
pump and applied the usual remedies, but
only succeeded in partially restoring her
to consciousness for brief period, when q
relapse occurred, which ended in her death
at O'Clock last evening. The deceased
was over 40 years Of age, and is said to have
been quite sick lately. Her husband de-
clares that she committed the deed while
insane.
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injured himself with a Democratic r.
constituency, though his candidate was
unsuccessful. 1t was his right to have
his choice and to defend it. That Gov.
ernOr Pattison had made another choice
was wholly immarerial. We protest
against the doctrine that Democrat is
bound to follow Democratic governor
in every step of his walk, like spaniel,
or be accused Of enmity to him and of
wrong to the party. The Democratic
party is an independent party. That is
its glory and its strength. No man can
lead it by the nose. Its people know
their political principles and follow the
banner on which they are inscribed.
They respect their, leaders and follow
them as they tread in the broad and well
marked way.
But there is no restra Mt upon individ
ual thought and action, so long. as the
general direction is followed and there is
no sneezlng becausea big Indian sneezes
particularly is there no dictation al
to candidates, in the choice of which
every man is free as air, and the freel
he shows himself the better man is be
likely to be. So that if Congressman
Ermentrout was against Schwartz, be
cause he liked Reber better, the man is
a natural born idiot who thinks that the
Berks Democracy will count it agains!
him because Gov. Pattison liked
Schwartz better.
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tory OF porcelain, and has been added to
the special collection of T0ltarea1 relics
at the chateau of San Souci. 1t is believed
to have been presented to Voitaire by
Frederick II.
The CROWN PRINCE of Servia entered
the army on Tuesday as private soldier.
In proclamation TO the troops announc-
ing the event King Milan says that his son
enters the service to think and labor for
Fatherland as becomes those called by the
grace of God to stand for the nation.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR and party intended
to remain over Sunday at the Upper Gey-
ser basin in the Yellowstone park, but
there being insufficient forage for their
animals in the vicinity of the camp the
party returned to Sboshone lake, and
thence proceeded to Yellowstone lake,
where they are now encamped.
COUNT DE CHAMBoRD had passion for
hunting. Among the stories of his last
illness is one to the effect that he recently
had his couch wheeled out into the park,
that he might there, propped up with
pillows, and his gun steadied by his attend
ant. shoot stag that was caught and led
up for the purpose.
VICTOR HUGO told an American visitor
recently that he regarded Edgar A. Poe,
as the "prince of American poets" He
thinks that Mr.. Whittier Is "a womanly
versifyer;" Mr.. Lowell "smart chatter
er" (habLard habile), and Oliver Wendell
Holmes " afflictingly laughable " (comique
faire pleursr).
Roscoe CONKL1NG, in compliance with
request, once named an hour when he
could receive lady and her little girl. At
the hour, Mary" said the mother to her
child, this is the great Senator Conk
ling" " Yes, little Mary" said Lord
Roscoe, with Jovian smile meant to be
encouraging, "but remember" solemuly
1iftly his forefDger, that there is a
greater than Senator Conkling.
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THE FRANK JAMES TRIAL.
Friends OF tho Outlaw ConfidenC That
Will be Acouitte0

Friends OF tho Outlaw ConhdenE That he
Will be Acquitted.
At Gallatin, No., Tuesday local interest
in the James trial seemed to flag little.
Those who sympathize with the prisoner
had been assured that the prosecution
were going to be pulverized from the very
beginning of the trial, and finding that
the pulverization programme contains no.
thing that can possibly comfort them they
have left the opera house by score, un.
hitched their horses, taken on board q
supply Of stimulants and gone home
sadder and wiser men. They will be back,
the defense and to join in the West Mis-
souri, yell which they still confidently be.
lieve will before the end of the week
greet the prisoner. They have not in any
degree lost faith in the aoquittal of their
hero.
When court opened Col. Phillips argued
for permission to introduce testimony
proving specific acts against the Bolten
family, with view to attacking their
credibility. The intention was to open up
the murder of Wood Hite, at the Ford
house, for which Liddell is now under
Indictment, and of which Mrs. Bolton and
Captain Ford were witnesses, and the
court having decided that they could be
recalled and examined on this subject, as
long as the killing was not gone into a
couple of hours were devoted to question:
ing the Bolton family as to the oomings
and goings of the James gang, and as to
the killing and burial of Wood Hite at
their homestead.
The story Of how the body was left lying
in the dining room for awhile, how it was
then carried to an up stairs room, how it
remained there till later at night and was
then done up in q horse blanket and
buried in the pasture, with lot of rocks
and brushes on it, was told and retold !;
and Ida Bolton, q girl of sixteen, who was
present at the murder, but was not per-
mitted to tell who committed it, and her
young brother Willie, testified that they
had seen Frank James with the rest of the
gang-Jesse James, the Hites and Liddell
at their place between May, 1881, and
the day Of the Winston robbery.
1t is stated that the testimony will be
all in by Thursday night, and that three
days wiz be consumed In arguments.