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COLOR LINE IN NEW-JER>EY SCHOOLS.
fnY rrLrcnArm TO 1nE IRnrSE.

TRENTON, Nov. 12.-ln May Ofthis year the
Rev Jeremiah H. Pierce, cOlorcd clergyman moved into
the City of Burlington with his family Cf tnrcc children,
ALI Of whom had formerly attended public school and
were wen advanced In their education. He found IN
burlington four public schools three designated for
white puplls and one for cOOrCd children" The latter
yeas If il claimed as well main aimed and comfortable
and convenient every way those provided for white
children hut IL situated over half mile further from
Mr. pierces home than two Of the white schools. Mr..
Pierce appled 20 Board of School Trustees for pcrmis
ion 10 send his children to Of the latter aud hia
nIication was refused He then asked the Supreme Court
for an Injunction compel the Board % admit his chill
drcn to Inc white schools After many delays, the case
came mn to-day before Judges Dixon, Magic and
Knapp and was argued At length by Mr. piercea counsel
ad hv " H. Stratton 0f the State Board ~ Education,
for The defendant trustees The Court reserved It's de-
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GRIMES And CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
A COLLISION OF TWO ENGINES.

TRoy. Nov l2-Engine No. 80 ran into engine
~ on tho West road to-day. John Schermerhnh
Vas Killed and several injured The locomotives
we're badly damaged .,
THICHINOsIs FROM EATING HBADCHEESE' ~
CtNcINNAlI Nov. 1.-THE members OF X: r.
pomers family at Akron Ohio, were all taken violently III
x,senay with trichinoss. caused by eating heauCheoso
Two of them will probably die.
FATALLY SHOT IN A QUARREL. -
Nrw-ORIRANs Nov. PA dispatch to the Ftcd-
,ns from Raceland La In quarrel at his home on
Hayou Bpuf saturday captain A Shodlu Was e"o' W
E"2,Y tTrnIer Chotard died to-day"
POISON INSTEAD OF JAMAICA GINGER
WuKFspARRE Penn, Nov. 12-Slrs. John Shep-
h,, agn seyentyseyen OF Huntington Township look
dos of poison night by mistake thinking ws Jsna'c"
,'or into commissions and died To-Day
A CAR-DRIVER MURDERED FOR MONEY .
NuwAUKEE, Nov. l2.-August Gr0the, street
car driver waa fatally shot IN the face and back last ght Dy
hahwaymen attempted 20 steal his cash box MmppH
mn hls mules he mile to the car Darns weie nc io
o, or the dashboard
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LEGALITY or AN association RULl
A TEST CASE ARGUED AT TRENTON.
LnY TELEGRAPm TO me 1MbUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TKBUNE.l
TRENTON, Nov. 12.-Argument was had i'll
,b Mercer County Court this morning in the ease Of
Mary sIattcry against Pny Fisk in which the District
Court some time ago awarded Miss slattcry 500 dam
oocs Fisk appealed from this Judgment lie Is president
Of the American Pottery Company In whose employ Miss
oI,, ,vas at one time az decorator. She left there
, rt "a work at the Union Pottery. Mr. Fisk there
nno told the proprietor ofthe latter establishment that
Mis- alatcry had no regular discharge papers" from
the American Pottery Company and she was then 1ls-
isscd from the Union Works, IN accordance with rule
~ fbe Potters Manufacturing Association 70 employ no
arsnn " no cannot produce proper ccrtlncac OF us
Phare fon the last pottery where she was enpIOye ed
brought suit through her father for damages
d nv being thrown out of work. Interest II taken IN
~ ",it Hy botl the manufacturers and their employees
M " disSbarge rule Is vigorously denounced by the lat
& while be former maintain that Is necessary rcgn
om After long arguments Oh both sides the Court To-
-, ..s orvpd IA decision.
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FRANCE, GERMANY AND SPAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Tho Madrid correspond
ent Of The Times says that the French doyeraner III eh
pressing s acqulcsccnce In tho appointment 81 NihS"l
scrano Spanish Ambassador 70 France u'el h@V'ns
terms IN regard to tho Spanish Cabinet Tho same cor
csrondcnt .ovs the Republican demonstration In Madrid
on Sunday IN memory Of FicraS, tho first PRESIDENT or
the Republic of Spain, was failure ,,., v,,u,a,,,
BrRIIN Nov l2-Thc Crown Prince freIetlck miLnIn ,I
viii tart upon his Journey Madrid on November 10
lie Will go to Genoa By way of Munich, ali" VIII on""'
thence on a German manOf-war for SPAN. -, a., .,,,
PARIS, Nov. 12.-ENccpting the lrTccohciHpi ol
All the newspapers here regard the projected vsI l .o
German Crown Prince 10 Madrid asmcrcly visit ofduy
and courtesy
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BURIED ALIVE IN 4 WE'LL.
Iur wRETCHEp FATE OF MICHAEL CALVIN, La
BORER

IuF wRETCHED FATE OF MICHAEL CALVIN, 4 La
BORER.
Nrw-UAvFN, Conn.,, Nov. 12.-In the town
NJ sonthngtor On lJoycmber s. Michael Calvin age nny
vcars was diggiGg in we'll fOrtytwo feet from the sur
face II the ground Tho soil was sandy with some Ioam
and gravel which all times manifested tendency 10
cave The indications were, however not serious
enough To warrant tho usual curbng and the work went
on Calvin tlng the tubs and men on the o"'s"c
were operating wndlass
nib which Calvin had filled had risen some ten feet
ON s way upward when by some twist or turn OF the
rome the tub struck side of the wc causing the earh
on all sides to fall toward the centre and Instantly fill inc
entlro excavation burylng tho unfortunate Calvin from
sicht The men at set TO work to rescue Calvin
oIIve The rroccss SLOW tho l0Osened earth con
timed 10 cave and material enough TO mn i've such we
yas out before the body OF Calvin was reachH
ia"t cvennv When found he was I'm sitting posture
hs head forced down nearly 10 his fcot ana from appear
anrrs death had been instantaneous
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d SUITOR REBUKED FROM THE BENCH
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune.


TRENTON, Nov. 12.-The District Court of
his city to-day rendered it's decision in case wherein
Peter wilkes who had lost bet Of $50 borserace,
e to the money from James Sampson, who had
WON'T. Judge Woodruff IN opinion in Wilkess fayor
sad: Justice must naturally look unavoraby upon the
pson who seeks her aid and bases his claim To her
Instance upon tho open admission that he has committed
smisdfmAanob Persons generally who knowingly vio-
te the Law against gambling upon horseraces have the
ceney 70 refrain from publishing their wrongful acts To
EN-apiding society. The act to prevent gaming was
@sef intended ~ shied the meanness OF person who
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KILLED IN 4 COAL MINE.
TWO LIVES LOST AND ONEF NAN MORALLY
WOUNDED.
IrY TELEGRAPH TO TIE 1RmUNrI

lEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
WuKESBARRF, Penn, Nov. 12.-West End,
small mining town about miles from this place was
today the scene of accident by which two men were
killed and another lies at the point Of death The
coal mines there arc operated by the West End Coal Com
pany which hitherto boastcd that no one was ever
seriously hurt IN the cOcry. The accident happened
carly this morning, and Cccasonod by te premature
explosion OF a blast which three miners, John koilcT
Michael Green and John Esk los were preparing They
were in the act OF 'ampmg the charge which was an u
usually heavy one with iron dIil when II suddenly
exploded with great violence.
The heavy lrOu driI driven through the body or
John Koller who using IL at the moment. He wa,
also badly and bruised by flying pieces of rock ana
burned by the powder He died within au hour Michael
Green was Instantly killed, the whole Of his head above
the mouth being blown Off and his brains scattered oil
around Eskcl0s had his chest crushed IN by taiing
rocks; one leg broken and be was badly burned lie
will die before morning 80,
Fortunately these three were the only within
reach of the flying masses OF rock which were hurled
with great violence on all sdcs The men were all Poland
ers and their death has cast deep gloom over me
colony Of their fellow country men who live near The
m
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coLUuBIpS FOOTBALL TEAM.

NOT KErPING AN ENGAGEMENT, 1T IS TO BIZ
Thrown OUT OF TIE ASSOCIATION.
fry TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
pprScEroN. Nov. 12-The game of football
n,uoen the Princeton and Columbia teams. postponed
from Saturday was have been played here to-day Inc
Columbia men failed to appear, and at late hour tec-
rapbed that they unable TO get team together
rho constitution Of the inter collegiate league declares
~ ,Inre can be no such thing q forfeit game, ana
spther that any member failing TO appear accOdig 10
ramgement shall By virtue of that act be thrown HoH
the assOciatOn.
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REsENrING SHAMEFUL IVPUr1uoNS
WHY MISS WILLIAMS, OF DALIINoEE, IS not now
MARRIED.
rpr rrLrGRApn TO TuE TmnrSrI

MARRIED.
'BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRTBUSE.l
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-The friends Of the
Williams family are much inccn-cd At the sensational
article in The Nelc- York WOrd to-day, insinuatng that
the DELAY in tho marriage Miss RcbcCc Williams 20
Sir Henry Herbert caused by efforts Of Hawkins
Williams the brides father, to get into his control the
lattcrs property, to which project both she and Sir
Henry objected This il entirely falc, and the friends Of
all persons concerned greatly mortified that snch
discrcditablc ideas are accredited TO the family Miss
Williams il confined to her bed by bad accident which
she met with lately when riding horseback The animal
threw her The shock greatly injured her physically as
well as mentally sr Henry had some pressing business
I'm Eugond which had put of until the last moment,
intruling 10 attend IL while abroad on his wedding tour
That time being postponed ssdtly hc waH forced tn
~, IN England alone aud look to his affairs. lie II
cxpected 10 return in few weeks by which time u
h0ed that Miss Williams viii DC recovered, and the mar
rage communicated.
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OPERA IN NEW-ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-Thc opera season
was opened tonight at the French Opera House by
the De Fosscz French Opera Company with Faust" he
fore brilliant audience, which filled all parts OF the
house The opera well rendered, for first perform
aUcc and the prospects OF brilliant and successful
season of opera appear TO be assured.
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FINDING RER HUSBAND AFrER TIN IE4E&
Lnr IrILanArm ro nIE ImnrNrI

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 12.-Nlrs. Al0nzO J.. VIII
SON formerly Mis- Cathahnc Hart, Of 81 LOUIE hisooy-
cred today her missing husband IN this city, having
ecarchcd the country for him for ycafs lie left her
three weeks after their marriage. when they met today
she found thai he married again, and possessed oi
divorce papers granting separation rum h'r on Tie
ground 0l descrou She has with her rhd age nine.
shr tinrtch fn-llN lnr Now lOlh.
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CONVICTED or 4 POLITICAL MURDER.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 12.-Salathiel Lewis,
op trial in the Circuit Court Of southampton County for
the murder OF John L. NewsOn colOrel, has been con
ylccd and sentenced the pententiy for seventeen
years Lewis is a prominent partisan Of Malone, and
Sewsou was straighout Republican and one OF John
y D,zelorfs warmest supporters. The murder occurred
a elsacm the county seat OF southampton on the day
mat political meeting was held in that place.
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THE PROPRIETOR OF JUDY" COMMITTED

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE libel SUIT OF 'he
Central News against the proprietor of J"dy was ro
sumed to-day. Mr. Jennings an employe OF tho 'on'',
News testified that the Quebec teiegrams were
with letter from that city indicating that lho current
,on in Canada was that plots existed to destroy Lotd
Lansdowno and to blow up public buildings win expo
sIycs lie said that second telegram from Vueoco was
received containing only the words: Plot ohPouo on
cassIan Rirrusd thwarted. Lansdownes n9ye'ueI i,h
cIrcuItOna Halifax dylamitcrs sent taL lnS, o,ion
The dispatch quoted az the opening OF INC nanoc
on November 7, namely: ~" Special Caolnct Vnroha.
Dynamite blot Lansdowne discovered arrests piVU" V"o
he Intense excitement" he used as oass VI IN, Wv
dspaiches making 900 words, which were hJlt U
thr Central News The court committed inc aeichun'
for trial.
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THE cLERKsHIP or TIE ASSEMBLY,
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYc.l

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUN".!
ALBANY, Nov. 12.-It is announced here to-
day that H. d. Cunningham, Of NewHurk has recOnsid-
cred his determination not 10 make contest for tao
Crrkshp OF hc Assembly and that he will make vigor-
for the Office In the Republican caucus for
Clerk last winter Mr. Cunningham received IS votes TO ID
cast for e. VI. Johnson OF neither one Of them
was elected II Is understood that Mr. Cunningham has
the support of Mr. Howe Mr. Roosevelt aud other prOm
meubcrs Of the New York delegation aud that many
OF the reelected members from the Interior OF The state
favor him.
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pAYNpS SEYATORIAL RITA L.
fpY TELEGRAPH 10 me TRIBUNE. ]

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 12.-Henry Is. Payne
has found dark horse opponent in his light Tor the
senatorship. NJ. Stuart Of Rayenna' Fort rGr.-
age County, is the man. and betting
is Q 10 / that he will be elected Dr a: M N,
Ghormen ~ Kent Portage County, q RepresentatNe
and Republican, has pledged his vote Tor MT
Stuart against all Republican opposition Mr. stun =,
SAID tba oorniug that be would 10 New-fork coon 70
eonsult his old riend Samuel j. Tiden, In regard W
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TRAIN-wRECKING NEAR PANAMA.
s1uKFRs FIRE INTO TIE SHATTERED cARS-NANi
PERSONS INJURED.
Lnr crsrnAL ANp sourm AMERIeAN cAnLE.I

IBY CESTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN cAbLh'l
PANAMA, Nov. II, via Galyeston.-lh ne s'rlh"
among the aborer- and freight handlers oh 'I ''n, ,
Railway has eliminated ia the wreck OF ilair' SUNNI
ncrsous removed few fish plates and replaced the ra'l
The engine passed over safely but tho tender u7p'eu
the loose rails The baggage and two passenger ''
turned over and were thrown down an rnbahAmcn' no
n swamp Mr.. Burt, agent Of the ROAD, ana |onuu'
Crutchey who In tho baggaSe,,at, cnPWtihed
some iaborCrs borrowed the Canal Company nhue
urgent need The second contained agpi,cpoted' The
strtkera fred on the train, and many Pe,sohs ,sin
seriously injured, but no one was khled' nad '"o N
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ATTEMPTED LYYCHING BY WOlIEN

PITTsBURG, Nov. PA dispatch from Green
burg PENN says A mob Of citizens has made an at
tempt to lynch Jacob Noble who inflicted fatal injuries
on John c. Audlcy at ScOttdale Sunday night, with
hatchet His purpose robbery. Noble was captured
and women I'm the ncighbOrh0od forced their way 10 h
with cloheslnes but the officers succeeded IN placing
him safely In lail."
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been going at fun speed, the deahron would have iu
eluded all hands
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.

MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-THE secretary of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad stated to-day that Sir John
Macdonald would explain the matter of guarantee with
out delay, for public satisfaction. The president claims
TO have sufficient capital hand to complete the through
line without Issuing any further security
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-13
GENERAL SHERMAN REACHES HOME.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov 12.-Gcneral w. II. Sherman
arrived I'm this city this morning from NcwYor There
was reception at the depot The General drove directly
"a his house in GaTTsOn-ave wbcro he passed the
ing receiving visitors This evening a reception was
given by Frank Blair Post Grand Army Of the Republic
after which nc attended the Mccullough performance at
the Olympic Theatre.
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BRIBERY CHARGES ABANDONED.

LoCKPoRT Nov. 12.-Ira II. HOag, who, 1t
WA claimed was TO file protest with the Board OF Can
yassers against the recently elected Republican ocS
IN the ground OF bribery stated to-day that he should hot
nroceed with tho matter, but should drop it,
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HoNoRIyG THE Err WoMANs MrNCEI
rpY IrlraR,ru To rm Imor,r

BALTIMORE, Nov. l2.-Mr, MOSES, husband
Of the fat BRIDE IS IN Baltimore, ot'nsihy 10 Writ her
grave at NJ Oiyct Cemetery and sec u hcr body ia '
there To-day, IN company with several 'uriosics from
the museum, in, udiug the Circt-Ln lrl aud the man
with arms, he visited the cemetery and paid respects
70 bis wiic memory Moses studi0utly avoid. Dr I'M
To whom he sold h- wiic- body. The doctor however,
h looking Tor Moses, 10 call him 20 account ol denying
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uURDEROUS ASSAULT ON IN OLD NAN.

Troy, n. Y, Nov. 12.-Luther Bowman, age
oIohtvf,ur fathern-law OF Troy Fire Commissioner,
while sleeping in a shocmakers shop at Lansngbnrs was
awakened and called the door this morning and muir
derously assaulted by two men, who escaped after
e,abinS and heating him until ho was unconscious. lie
.hab1v
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BLOWN FROM i STAIRWAY And KILLEE

CLEVELAND, Nov. 12.-During the furious
gale last night Joseph Lamb the night Waterman at the
woollen mills Wilson-aye while making his rounds
examining the upper doors and windows, blown from
the outside stairway the narrow street 10 the
gound thirty below, with such violence that bis
hack was broken aud he subsequently died.
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ENGLISH HOLDERS OF MEXICAN BONDS

CITY OF Mexico, Nov. 12.-The Mexican
Govcnment refuses the demands Of the Ehglsh ponu-
holders to issue twenty million three per cent "
addition to the recognized debt Of eighty Millions ln''
,Iion onda tho negotiations and the Mexican repre-
sentative In London will be recalled Ihe mrNn r honb
crnmcnt desires settlement, Dht cohsucis '"' ~
holders demands too heavy.
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1DoprJOy or THE NEW TINE STANDARD

BosroN, Nov 1.-THE Board of Aldermen
tonight Cured with the Common Council IN the adop
t,n NJ the new time standard Official notice has been
- m ,he direct,r of the Harvard Cole Observatory
of the change In the standard OF time, Whch goes 'o
nnnrt nt nnnn on Sunday
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ROBERT p. PORTER ON PROTECTION.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-At tho National falr
Trade Conference held ut bennington on Saturday
Robert r. Porter Of the United states Tariff Com mSsIoh'
spoke I'm favor Of protection.
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seeks to win anOther money and when he has failed and
every chance of winning gomez seeks to recover his own
by the provisions of the act Nevertheless there seems
to legal for this Court to withhold the aid the
plaintiff eeeks."
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BASEBALL SOTEs.
u,her 9ames Played saturday.

At Buffalo (stopped by rain)-Cleve
land !, Buffalo - Boston (eleven in.
nings)-Proyidenc s, Bos on 4 Chicago
Chicago IL, Detroit Trenton-Tren-
ton IA. Anthracite 2; Harrisburg-Quick
step A, Harrisburg IA Reading Active
o, Brooklyn 3 (; Altoona-AltOona .. Lib
erty Stars @ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8,
Orion (colored) O; Philadelph;a-New
York 16, Philadelphia O Hartyille 4,
Burlington 2 Chester-Ross 10. Houston
0; Columbus (Sunday)-Athletic 10,
Columbus 3.
John Malone is umpiring the game this
afternoon, and every ono will get Justice.
This afternoon Hanna, fine catcher,
goes behind the bat for the Eastons.
The Anthracit6s are to have picnic and
tournament.
The York club surprised every body by
defeating the Chambersburg club on Sat
urday by the score OF to 4,
The Dauntless, of Mt. JOY, were defeated
by the combination nine, OF Harrisburg, on
Saturday, by the score Of l3 to y.
The League clubs will play, as below !:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Cleveland, in Philadelphia; Buffalo, In
New York Detroit, in Providence, aud
Chicago, In Boston.
The August Flowers will present very
strong team in tho game here ON Wednes-
day, as they are the only Philadelphia
amateur club that has not been beaten py
the Ironsides. Tho game should draw the
largest crowd Of the year.
The Eastern clubs of the American
association play in the West this week,
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Judge Blnck Oh jeff Davis.

We were not of those who believed
that it made any great difference to his
tory nor to the posthumous iame Of
Judge Black that he did not live to
answer JEFF Davis attack upon him.
The great events in which Judge Black
lived and acted on he eve of the rebel
lion and OF the ensuing war for the
union had already been made so clear
that his part in them needed no yindica
tion. Certainly no occasion for any was
furnished by the onslaught of jeff Davis,
whose only complaint was That Judge
Black had precipitated the war by in
sisting upon the federal government
maintaining its integrity. The results
OF the struggle with arms and the judg
ment OF mankind have amply vindicated
Judge Blacks official conduct.
To Mr.. Burr, of the philadelphia
Press, who showed him Davis article
and sought his answer to it, Judge
Black said I" No, IL is not tie hinq 10
jerk out IN the form Of an interriew ntJ
ans~er 10 Mr.. DariS. lie has come 10 me
orer his o,cn signature. ,ciH so replg.
IDal prepare for you ,ohat / hare 10 sag
about his criticism some time pithin d
aoeek. Until then let US learn lciSooo, in
silence" In somewhat similar vein, too,
he had written to Col. Mcclure, in
whose Times the Davis article appeared
AS he did not live to carry out the pur
pose he cherished, no "interview'' "nor
other memoir of him can fill its place
but Mr.. Burr has performed valuable
service in contributing to the Press his
story of a lengthy interview with Judge
Black on this subject, in which he ex
pressed himself with much frankness
about the Davis letter. The portion
of 1t which we reprint speaks for itself
and the whole story may he summed III
in this expression Of Judge Black, whose
fidelity to his chief, loyalty to his coun,
try and honesty with himself no san,
man can doubt:
81 would rather have slept forever uud,l
the shadow OF tho grossest misrepresenta-
tion than have appeared even Ia the atti
tudo OF Q critic upon the acts OF my chiei
while his memory was being besmeaIed
without justice or truth. Mr.. Buchanan
blographer has doubtless made his record
perfectly clear. A presentation Of tn,
facts Is all that is necessary. Every day
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-10
Ellen | Swift.
List OF Unclaimed L.r,ors.

The following is a list Of letters remain
ing in the postofce for the week ending
Monday, September 10, 1885:
Ladies List Dollio l.. Eberly, Bessie
Hathaway, Anna NJ. johnson QOr) sue
Kraft (2). Minnie Licheustein, ANNE Nc b
Donel', Mrs. J. d. O'Donnell, AIDA Seig
man, Mrs. Jos. B. Smith, Mrs. John
Weaver, Aunie Weber, Sophia Nahlberg,
Mrs Eliza White, Matte Ycider.
Gents List-Jno. Bender, Alb, Bowman,
A G.. Bomberger, Bart Bowman (2), Jn0.
A. Dougherty, Jno. Ernst, David NJ.
GraeG, B. l.. Holcomb, Dan'I. Huber,
Harry Hows, Jac. Keener, L. Keisker, NJ.
d. Kendig, i. l.. Lahrman. G. A. Miller,
John G. Milloucr, ]. B, Montgomery, f.
Poet, Dr.. f. s Patterson, James f. Quinn,
p. A. Richardson, John Sauer, Walter II,
Steenver, Harry T. Williams, Clarence f,
Woodmau.