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NOT 80 TS ST.
military and Citizens Interfere.

CHAgLoTTEsvILLE, Va, July 31.-At
three o'clock this morning q largo mob
from tho neighborhcod of Buckeyeland
attempted to take John Roland, who mur.
dered James Fry on the evening of
July 2Sth, from the Albemarle Jail
and lynch him. Upon approaching the
suburbs of the town they found
that tho military and citizens had been
forewarned of their coming and had taken
posl ession of the jail. Tho colored oiti
zens, upon learning of tho intention of tho
mob, proposed to join them and take Joe
Barbour, the murderer of Randall Jackson,
and hang him TO the same tree.
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Tho Coming COurta

Tho August quarter sessions court this
year will be the smallest, 30 far rs tho
number of cases, than any for a number
Of years. Thus far only 0S casos have
beon returned.
Among the cases on tho list for trial in
tho common pleas courts commencing
August 25 and September /, arc tho suits
of Lcderman n Gottschalk against tho
insurance. companies, and tho Brickervile
church Oase.
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OBITUARY.
Death OF Abraham Dram,

Abraham Gram, the popular proprietor
of the Black Bear hotel at Mountville,
died at an early hour this morning, after o
prolonged illness from typhoid fever, aged
GS years. Mr.. Gram was life long Dem.
ocrat, and took an active part in the
politics OF his district, but always retained
tho esteem and respect of his neighbors,
OF all parties. He leaves neither wife nor
children, his nearest kin being two
nsphows, whom no adopted and raised.
lis funeral will take place Sunday morn.
lag at 10 o'clock, lnterment in Mount
vile cemetery,
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I UUIsOUS MATCH SArES,-sHININ8
beauties I'm the dark, silver plated Nap-
given away with roa and Coffee teaspoons,
tablespoons, or forks, given away with }
pieces soap tor &c. The whitest six cent
sugar In the city AT CLARKE'S TEA STORE
No. rs West King street, Lancaster, Pa.
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Birthday Party,

Yesterday was tho twcntieth birthday
OF Philip COPELAND, IT,, son Of Philip Cop
land, of 207 West Orange street. In tho
evening q large number of tho young
mans friends gathered at his father =
residence and gave him q surprlse party.
During the eyening there was singing aud
dancing, and John Trewitz favored those
present with some fine selections on dif
ferent instruments. The party wound
up with an excellent supper.
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Jy2alwdood&w


LegiOns OF people have had their lives made
miserable by Piles. This painful difficulty IL
often induced and always aggravated by Con
stipRtion. kidney.W ort IL the great remedy
tor Nil affections OF this kind II acts ~ {,
gentle cRthartic, promotes n healthy action Oi
the bowels, and sOOthGs and heals the In niamod
surfaces. II has curod hundreds OF cases
whcro all other remedies ana applications
hAYo failed. sold by all drmggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31

To Philadelphia and Atlantic 'Ciiy. on satur.
cay next, August ,. Round trip tickets good
Tor thro' days, to return on any train from
ihilhdeIphia (onc day from Atlantic CITY
Special through train will leave Quarryville nj
I u n. ~ fare, t3 ~. Leave Lancaster (KIng
strccD at 5ii! Columbia, hIj; Petersburg
Cos; landisvillc, G.l3 n. IN. fare only 81 CO.
Leave Mannheim at G.27 Lititz, G.3s: : Ephrata
7Oj a. m; fare only 500. Train VIII return
same might to Quarryvillo.
iY26, ~, ,3luuglSltw
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NeiGhb0rs Quarrel About UhiIdren,

Daniel Houser and James B. Best aro
neighbors, and through difficulty between
the children 1t is alleged that Mr.. Best
thrashed ono of MIR, TIouser's childten
SUIT for assault and battGiy and surety of
tho peace were brought before Alderma1
FOrdney against Mr.. Best. He waiv, d a
bearing aud entered bail for his appeal.
RgC at the next term of the court.
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L.ilrsI I.IInaI pIInaI

sure euro for Blind, bleeding Rnd Itching
Piles One box has cured this worst case OF -
years standing. No ono nGa,t suitur hYO min.
uto5 after using Williams Indian PiG Oint.
mcnt u tuhsorDs tumOrs, allayS itching, acts
~ poiltCa, gives instant reliet PrepaI ed
only Tor Iiles, itching OF the private parts
on rec0pt OF paice, u, Sold by "A. II. CoCh-
Ian, drusgisLl ~ ana l39 North Queen street /
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DEATHS.

GnAM.-ln MounLville, Lancaster county. ON
July 81. lsSi, Abraham Gram, In tho Gsth year
Of his age.
Tire relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence Black Bear hotel on
sunday morning ut 10 O'Clock. Funeral ser.
Vices In tho U. u. church, Mountvilc. II.
SCIiICK EL.-ln this city, on July -. 1884,
Charles j., son OF George ana Mary a, Schiok'
el, aged months and day.
The relatives and friends OF tho family arc
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parents No. 25 Love
Lane, on Friday afternoon at . O'clock. In
termCnt In Lancaster cemeterY. IL.
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Goo. w. Kreidor and Benjamin Bene-
dict, were heard by Alderman Donnelly
this AFTERNOON, ON charge of malicious
trospass, preferred by Henry Lossner, the
allegation being that these boys entered
the premises, stole some aprioots and broke
several OF the branches of tho treo. A
clear case was made out against thom and
they were committed for five days,
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Tho snyentY.NInth kenninn.

The committee appointed to mako the
necessary arrangements for the reunion of
tho 10th regiment, in September, met last
evening and heard reports from the sub
committees. Everything looks favorable
for the assembling on that occasion Of a
large number Of the members OF the rcgi.
mcnt,
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a shower OF Beetles.

Last evening thero was shower of
black beetles in this city aud in some sec
tions the pavoments wero covered with
thcm. They seemed to be very fond Of
lowering around tho electric lights, the
poles OF which were black with them.
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Kopbcrs Mako "A HIg HauI.

PIrTsGURG, Pa, July 3l.-A special
from Pe:roia, Penna, says that
yesterday afternoon three masked
men entered tho house of Rhody
Boyle, farmer, living near st. Joe, aud
with revolvers compelled him to open his
safe aud give them $40, 600 in cash. They
fled To the woods with tho moneg.
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This IN what IL. g. Hoberman, a druggist 0t
Marion, ohio, says " Thomas IciectTic on
beats tho world. sold nine bottles ycsterd v
and today, one man cured OF sore throat Ot
eight years standing. Is splendid Tor rheu,
matism," For salG by IL. Is. Cochran, drug
Bist, l37 and l3J North Queen street,
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NOT1OE-THISI ~ TO KNOW THAT nay
~ wife, barbara Graf, nee Haupter, deserted
me and declined TO come back to my house,
hold. Therefore, l like to make further
known that decline To pay any debts made
by said Barbara Grat on my name or account.
MICHAEL GRAF.
5l7 East Fulton street.
LANCASTER, July 2s, 1854. i2s 3Oa2O3td.
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WAsHTNGToN, July 3l.-Represcntatiye
CulbertsoD. who shot himself yesterday,
is better to-day, aud thcro IL hope o! Ie
cOvery
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rney Also Fought rw on,y.pno Kounds

PrTTsEURG, July 3l.--There was rize
fight near Brow nstOwn, last night. between
jim DlIsr and Ned Monaghan. 1t was
won by Monaghan in tho twenty. first
round. Both men were terribly pun shed.
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shot ana Fatally Wou.ded.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 3l.-Tho Com
mercial Gazette, Shelbyville (Ind.), de.
spatch says: - Joel Law, jr.. came homo
drunk, Tuesday, and abused his family,
when Chas. Wright his stepson, shot and
fatally wounded him. Tho affair happoued
at NJ arietta, o miles east of there
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MIR, hendricks y,sIts GOV. ursv.,sns

ALBANY, n. Y, July 3l.-Ex Gov.
Hendricks will arrive here at = 80 p. m,
on visit to Governor Cleveland. The
candidates have never yet mot. Mr..
Hendricks will lunch with tho governor
and return to Sara, oga this evening.
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I,voa, s,onyn ann ,,o,,,

t,porIrd BY J. E. Long.
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Dr, Frazier's Root pitter,.

FrZiers Root Bitters arc not dram shop
beverage, but arH strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular
cleanse the blood and system OF every Impu'
fity; sofa by druggists, 81. Sold by n, u.
street
The public lacks not u genuine remedy Tor
skin diseases In Glenn's Sulphur Soap. "Hnrs
Hair Dye" black or brown, 20 cents.
Iy2ll ndrOdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31

Last evening about 3 O'Clock, three.
year.old son of Jas. McGraw, residing on
East Chestnut street near tho Penn iron
works fell from fence and had his arm
broken
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Exrursinn tn Mt ar.t,o

ON Saturday, August -, tho sunday.school
OF the Ephrata Lutheran church will go on an
oXcnrsion 10 MI Grotnn. II Is expected 10 @
a large affair, and passongers Will be taken ut
all stations between Ephrata Rnd Sinking
Springs. ThG-train Will leave tho latter place
at q Il. IN.
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shilnuolpniA.
Quotations by Associated Press.


yuOIAIoHs by AssOclatod Press
Stocks steady.
rhllMtephia q Erie Il. R.,.,....... ...... llE
teWing lauroad ........................l l3L
Iennsyiy9nia isailrond. Observation-Disclosures. 56X
l.ehigh Valley Railroad oad................,.,.,Gl GlG
United Companies of New wJersoy,.,.,.,.,lgS'
Northern pacinc.. ..,:..........,........... 2lss
Northern Pacific pretorrei.. hiss
Northern Central Railroad ................t 20
henlgh Navigation Company.............. a2k
horrisiown Railroad ..lO7S.
Central Transportation Company.... :. 81
Buffalo, N Y. and Philadelphia. .......,. ~
httN SchuVlEill Railroad. .....-..... -. 90
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Dedication.

The rededcation and oonseoratlon at
tho Lutheran church at Ephrata, will take
place on Sunday, August nth, 1884
Services morning, afternoon and evening
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A valued correspondent, Albert simpson,
esd, writing from Peoria, III, says Sdnla
rRdn Ncruinc cared me OF scrOmla, after hay .
lug suffered tor yCara with tho disease" Mr..
simpson lives in Peoria. Ask him. lour
druggist keeps It, $3.50.
IND IU1
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WASHINGTON, July 3l.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, southwestcrly winds, sta
tionary temperature
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CALVIN HALL,
READING, "a ,
DATaPsUD INSTITUTE.
IL ~ "A L - L. - ..-.-- L 4
C,"uK"sTowN uoLLEaT. -. q.

tEORuETOwN UOLLEaE, DO.
" FOUNDED 1889.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT SCHOOLS open
sept. u, lSsi. Terms, 500 per annum Apply
TO PRESIDENT or GEOKGEIOWN COL
LEGE, u. q,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, lectures open
Sept %, lSSl. Terms. 800 per annum. Apply
loJ. w: u. l.ONEJOi, NJ. D., Dean. 900 18th
atreet n, w. Washington, ID. g.
Law DEPARIME lectures open October
], 1854. Terms, $50 per annum. Apply to s.
NJ. lEATMAN, Corner 9th and + streets, n.
W., Washington, ID. q.
JAMES A. DOONAN, Sd,
Jy2S9Gtd President.
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Fx-GovEFnor Moses Ia 10 ATrCstcd.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-G0v. Hamilton, last
night issued u warrant for tho arrest OF
OK Gov. Moses
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tanker NJ ane AN Ass,anm.nt

LAMrosAs, Texas July 3l.-J. NJ. Har-
grave, bar ker has assigned liabilities and
q FsCts aIe about $40 Geo.
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KOUEIIuN C,,,tAs"
Beats tao World.

Ask tor Wells Rough on Corns." 10
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corn
warts, buniOns.
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SPECIIL NOTINHN

In the HOP HdSter are united Fresh Hops.
Gums and Balsams. AMI its power IL wonder.
tul in curing Back Ache, Sprlins, Bruises,
Scuralgil, Pain In tho side or Soreness any
whero. Thousands testify To this.
EJr Llrnu BnCS, SIGo or EL9si, usu .'Il
LOn'S porous PLASTER. Price, 70 cont
sold by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and l3s
North Queen street. Lancaster. 'cblioodf
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. bUOnU-rAInA.'i

Quick, complete cure, all kidney, Bladdsr
and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irritation,
stone. Gravel, Catarrh OF the Bladder. u.
Druggists
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Row foFS
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks lOMer. Money, llac.

Stocks lower. Money, lg2c.
.., n.a cohtiai. ...ss....'.s....s..llOA
- 20 'Nn. 10
Adams Express. .................,.....l2S
Michigan Central Railroad. d.................. 7lx
Illinois Central Railroad l2s'
Cleveland y Pittsburgh Hailroad. ......I 1875
chicago Y ROck Island Railroad. .....,,...,Il43.
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad ,ISO
western Union Telegraph ConpAny.... Gl
rolrdr 4 Wabash. h.....,....... az
"" . iitg NohtLhl .ss......s...-.... GJL
'"w fnrh ontario " ~asi.,rn. ,.-s-.'..., I2E
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EDUCsTiONIL.

HASERFOKD COLLEGE, PA, % MILES
IL from Philadelphia, on the Ia. Il. H.
THOMAS CHASE, LII. D., Pros't, Under care OF
Society OF Friends Classical and Scientific
courses. Application tor admission may now
be mndo: For catalogue address PRoP. ISAAC
SlAEPLESs, Dean, IiaverfOrd College. =. o.,
Pa. ll7.TuThS S30t
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Clears out rats, mice, roachcs nIos, ants. be,
bugs, skunks, chipmmks, gophOrs. II
Druggists.
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CoLDgss Liquid Boof Tonic is admirably
adapted for females I'm delicate health COL
den's; no other. OF druggists.
lXll.l w L
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M5RRIdG ES.

nAuH-W WIsERR-July 30, 1884, Mt tho parson .
age OF st. stephens Evangelical Lutheran
church, by Rev. II. Moister, Philip IIaun, TO
MISS Mary Wisner, both OF Lancaster city. us
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IirnHr PAINS

falpitation, Dropsical Swollings, Dizziness
Indigestion, Headache, Slccplessncss cured by
Wells Health Renewer."
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We'll "a Eynr.

Lottie Howard writes from Buffalo, N. Y.
my sister became greatly debilItatod through
arduous professional duties. Suffered from
nausea. sick headache, and biIiougnCss Tried
Burdock BioOd BiHcrs with tho most bono,
ncial effect. Am well as ever" For sale by H.
u. Cochran. druggist, I3l and l39 North Queen
street.
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Iho GcttysDurg Enoampment.

Co. G., Sth Regiment National Guard Of
Pennsylvania, will not leave for the Gettys-
burg cHcampmcnt until tomorrow morn .
ing at G:30, not being ablo to get transpor.
tatiOn before that time. Mail matter in.
tended for tho members should be ad.
dressed "Co. c., 9Th Rcgt., N. G., Camp
Gettysburg, Gettysburg, Pa"
The Philadelphia City Troop will march
to camp, mounting at their armory, on
2lst street, above Chestnut. between four
aud five o'clock on Friday afternoon, riding
that night as ia: as Bryn Mawr. The
itinerary after that will be about as fol.
lows Saturday night, bivouac near Fra
zcr's station Sunday night, beyond
Coatcsvillc, Monday night, near Paradise /;
Tuesday, near heidelberg, beyond tho
SusquchanUa Wednesday afternoon, in
camp at Gettystrrg. Tho march will bc
made at the ratio Of twenty-five miles a
day, and circumstances will determine tho
exact place of bivOuac. Tho troop will
cross tho Susqnehanna at Columbia, aud
will pass through Lancaster on Tuesday
morning
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POL5EEU-1L.
Democratic national Tickss,
idcnt-GROvER CLEVELAND.


Democratic national TicKss.
Prcsidcnt-GRovEG CLEVELAND.
vice rresident-THoMAsA A. HENDRICKS.
Democratic state Ticket.
ELRcToRs AT LARGE.
RICHARD VAUX, b.. ). MOGRANN,
II. Is, PLUMER,
RLEcToRs. ...
Dist. dist
!. John slevin. l5. George :, Purdy.
2. ! P.J .J.sensendGrierl III. l.. II. Ackley.
3. John w. Leo. II. John Il. Levan.
I. II, }. Horan. L. Ezra ID. Parker.
II, l.. Wright. -. r.. w. Munlma-
g. j. IA. Brnton. 90 A. IL. Dill.
5. G. +, Reatsehler. "a J. j. k. +. Dan.
o. IL. NJ. North. u. Johh Swan.
10, III. q. Stiles. "a. A. B. Winternitz
II. A. q. Broadhead. .. John II. mn.
l.. u. v. Rockatellow. I26. VIM. A. Forquer
Is. Richard Kahn. "a. A. j. Greenfield.
Ii. George ii. Irwin.
Democratic County Ticket.
Congressman at Large, W. H. DAVIS,
Congress.-PAnis HALDEMAN.
Judge.-D. q. EsHLEMAN.
Senator (xIu)-JOHN MARTIN: .n
Assembly taj.--CHnisrIAs FOX;
" ts).-s. 8: pETWiLER.
JAMES DUFFY. 'H
o,.., II; n: KAUFMAN.
Prothonotary.-.BENJ WORKMAN.
ReglsIer.-E. q. DILLER.
County rreasurer.-JNO:s .. MANN,
Clerk OF q. SILL. q. RUTTEk.
SlsTs OF O. SsAa X nzarMAs
Prison keeper.-GEo. W. sTfEk NJ lr.
Prison InspSsi0rs.-NW Z; w;lilfakrn. SYf,li
Poor pirootors.-eESs. pSARasfsfTEn.
n. SNYDER.
Coroner.-pAvIs kITCH.
Auditor.-GEo, w, sCakokDEh,
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NOTiCE-NOTIUE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
~ that all cutters I'm which grass and weeds
nave grown up and are being neglected by the
property holders, that tho same will be clean-
ed out by tho city authorities at tho expense
OF the property holders, and the provisions OF
the ordinances enforced.
..oo.,, ID. T.. ROsENHILLER,
IyZe 0lCR Mayor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS.

Events Hoar aud Across tho Oounty Lines.
A young married man named Abort
Williamson had both legs cut of on the
railroad in Harrisburg, Wednesday.
Benz. III. Johnson, colorod, Of Washing.
ton, ID. G., who was employed at tho steel
works ut Stoelton was found dead in his
cabin yesterday. His body was much
decomposed, aud no must have been dead
since Monday.
At Shenandoah on Tuesday, a rough
named Robert Paisley, attacked James
Collier, Of New Philadelphia, who aooi-
dcntally brushed up against Pasloy while
passing on tho street. In tho encounter
Paslcy was downed, but he got firm h old
with his teoth on tho others neck and bit
him that tho whole chin was loose and his
jawbono aud the sockets laid bare.
hbram Keiffer and his six children who
live on Chestnut ridge, Westm ore and
county, are down with the smallpox. Two
Of the boys while at tho store of Miller on
tho ridge, talked To two tramps who were
covered with blue marks. They woto
presumably just recovering from tho
dreaded disease and tho boys caught IL
from them. Daniel Eutsoy, living some
distance from Koilfcr, has light case Of
smallpox.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

THE investigation Of the management
Of the New York Associated Press, de-
manded by the democratic members of
the association, was concluded yesterday.
The result not only vindicates the man
agemeut from all the charges Of holding
back or fllsifying the returns, but very
properly compliments it for the excellent
service rendered. The Investigators say
that out of total Of 1929 wards and
towns in the state returns were procured
on Election night from $50, whereas in
1876 returns were only received from 25i,
and in 1880 from only 293. Tho extent,
rapidity, and substantial accuracy of this
service were never equaled before in the
state, the total vote Of which in 1854
reached the enormous number Of l,l67,-
003, so nearly divided between the two
great parties us to leave the victor only
about / 100 Of D plurality Mr.. Smith
must be extremely hard to please If he
asks for a more complete vindication than
this.
National Republican., 1884-11-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.

CouST OYAMH IwAo the japanese minister
Of war, is expected to arrive at New York in a
few days on an official visit to this country,
MAI. joins c. TuREnULI, 30 United States
artillery, who is on leave from San Augustine
has returned to the city ana is NJ his old home,
No 2Ol7 + street, where he will remain several
weeks,
REPRRsENTATIyEs RANDALL, Curtin, and
HlestRnd all OF Pennsylvania, have filed
their certificates of election 10 the forty.niuLh
congress- Representatives Randall and Crisp
left Washington yesterday for short visit to
Atlanta, Ga,
Mrs. JomN L. BLAINE, wifo Of Maj, Blaine
U, s. A.. has been visiting her brother Mr.
Edward Fenl9n, at Leayenworth, kan, but
win go this week to South Bend Ind, 10 join
her daughtorsund her mother for avislt before
returning 70 Helena, Mont, where her hus
band is statoged Maj, Blaine is brother of
Hon, James u, Blaine.
National Republican., 1884-11-27

regret, let it not be forgotten that here, as
in all great cities, are humble homes, ho-
hind whose doors pitifu want causes the
story of the abundance, the feasting, and
the joy beneath moro fortunate roofs to
seem like the story of the delights of
heaven. Those who can cherish the
happy consciousness that they have NOR
cifully remembered the poor, and given
an uuuccustomcd feast to some poor toll.
ing man or woman, and to pale-laced
hunGer.pinched children, have royalty
earned the rights to give thanks and bc
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