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LABOR NOTES.

The Maryland Legislature has passed bill providing
Tor the organization OF Bureau OF Labor Statistics
Tbs contractors In Buffalo have generally yielded to
asked %, 70 per day.
The knights OF Labor have purchased and are operat
ing through their Executive COMMITTEES several large
coal mines IN Central illinois,
The bitumnous coal miners averaged In 1890 s323 .
year. At present their waves cannot exceed SITS y
year. and large number are unemployed.
The average yearly wages Of the anthracite coal min.
ers In 1881 was &a1D. This included ueD and boys.
Their present will less than 500 year
The iron trade 10 evidently reviving Only two wage
disputes reported this week Ohio mills aud f0rges
are generally running on full time. and many double
time.
Al Buffalo the Iongshorsmens troubles continue The
being stoned Ths police deare to dsSrm the Italians,
who violent
THE rapport Of the Senate Committee Education and
Labor nils four volumes, two Of which contain nearly
i.2D pAxes each. MI. blair wants to have 100000
copies printed. Half OF that number have been asked
The building trades are all active along the Atlantic
seaboard and In the lake cities. In New York and
RrookiyE tho workmsn'a demands have all been a..
cepted and the nonunouists Joining the unions in
large numbers.
The Amioabis arrangement between the manufac.
turers and the employees OF the Iron trades reat
.stsAation sncns .. The trades, Il !. favorable e the
industrial business.
Boards OF Arbitration are provided for By French law
and found In daily In every chief town Of France
They settle labor disputes Two members alt daily
rule, one being manufactprer and the other work.
The President and yiosrres,dsnt Of esch Board
lecod BY the 0cvernment and the nsmbsss are chosen
eQusly by employers and employees
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Discsrd that has ut te"sth Aroused the Gem.
fundamentally However.
The Board Of Education advertises that
scaled proposals. will be received BY the Com
mittee Of School Furniture at the Hall OF the
Board. lag Grand street. until Monday. the 9Th
day Of June, for supplying seventeen new
pianos for use In the public schools" There
are close to $50 pianos In the public schools In
this city. and thoir original cost was neerly
100000. They are not worth anything like
that amount at present. on account OF age and
hard usage. Thirteen are so shockingly dis
cordant and dilapidated, that 1t has become ABB
sOiutely necessary to change them. The other
four that are advertised for arc to DO used In
new schools.
The thirteen pianos did not need to be rc-
placed all nj once. Tho need came gradually.
First one new one was asked for. and then
another. and ut length the Board determined
to mako one purchase.
An excellent sample Of An ancient public
school piano ID In the lower corridor Of tho
building in which the Board OF Education
meets. 1t Ia OF mahogany. with indesoribabie
legs and remarkable corners. The top 10 con-
cealed by . venerable red cover. The exact
ago Of this wonderful instrument Is unknown.
i was removed from Colored School No. l. In
Mulberry street.
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- Aeesooao - Bs1o Ooopooeo4 ~ . Augoo0
NJ .Oam.ssssA b AailwaahsA
ERn. Pa, June S.-Christian Hoffman Of
Erie u ths victim u oiroups tApcss which. wsrp
II not TOR one ~ two BROKEN nNks Ia the chain
mishtbrins hin 70 the sslloVs Ter AAothsr's
crime. Early in October last 2 man and .
woman took lodgings IN Sohuh's Hotel. Nil.
xaukes. saying that they only desired to 70
main few days. The couple gave thoir names
~ Mr. and Mrs.. Hoffman. and were quiet and
unassuming psople. The woman was young
and Of Hns appearance. During her husbands
temporary absence she oonversed with the
family. She said that they had come from 81
Paul. and were waiting for the arrival Of .
legacy which had been settled upon her hus.
band By . relative in Germany. Hoffman
treated his wife with great consideration. ana
g &c., he: Sc%S ::4s . % s
I e 81. e not .Sarg well land na
hour: s.sr The ismiiy bsos%s su:pislcu. that S
failure e return Wso vi. q sRs. poo% reSsal.
sPSsetSI: yp9H the I'd
Us b sSh nsr !y ~ roS Esl
covered with clothed blood and tufts Of hair.
me II and r.: :ss htd
wash his hands ma n Water Seiors Quit
nam ny As.1 saa 81 %ss tse
* sas IA sxs mead s:a
Mhgdeb9rg. and with his earnings he and his
%s hsd w :. wS hsy s% .ondSs Ss
sel,; That was the lsst heard q s6s masasrsr.
e 4. srm. cS%
sYn uJp,osd e be fastened upon one Christian
ana rs:eDt of Ers Us PssSmfSs
and Western detective, who was In Erie two
~ o TSsaE o On h ss ssa Seemed s uf 9:
P SSjc e raise q :aSsns bring M
was being forged about him. A correspondent
Nelson street. He is a simple minded honest
fellow. and was approached upon the subject OF
During the visit Hoffman she we'd the correspon.
the Fran ISSi PrpSsian war and IN The AUSTRIAN
that he sailed In 1851. Alter WORKING slew lew
weeks In The, Commercial Hotel. Chicago. hs
Tor America aseomranied by his vile. who d
sHsnty sssrs The Couple set!ed p n Ers, and
isa$ ss osrs.I Il PSsy IN
prior 70 the commission OF the, Milwaukee
and that he continued In tho employ OF the
company until last month. when he Quilted OF
his own accord.
Hoffman said that while at work on the rail-
road In October last two Germans came along
and in conversation one OF them. a young man
answering the description given Of the MIL
waukee murderer: described himself as Albert
burg. The fact OF being townsmen led the
men into conversation which lasted several
minutes. Hoffman's wife, although she knows
he is innocent Is simple minded enough to
believe that he may have to suffer for the
crime Hoffman Ia also greatly troubled
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FISHING WITH ELKCTRIITY.
A DAEsiiae Light Under Water lIsea % Lure
FIsh to the Hooks and Nets.

A DaEziise Light Under Water Dsed 20 Lure
Fiat 20 the Hooks and Nets.
"Ive just been experimenting with cleo
trcity as bait" said gentleman interested In
fishing and fish culture. How did 1t work
Well. We caught fsh but I'm afraid Its too ex-
pensive. My method was to have an electric
light attached just above the baited hook. and
80 attract the flsh but tho people who flshed
without tho light caught az many as did.
Illuminated tho water around the. halt. so that
YOU could SEQ the fish approaching II. But
there is one point that people who get up those
things are apt to forget. namely. that light
under water H. not 40 much OF a novelty as you
would naturally suppose. You see. all tho
Jelly fishes are luminous. and throw out beams
OF light almost equal TO ANYTHING We can net
fsh very much. after all. ! have noticed. too
that they soon get used to IT,. That can i,e seen
In Fulton Market. where blackboard has an
electric light in the water and the fishes do not
notice II Mt al
Since tho perfection Of the electric light, It
has been adapted TO almost everything; but
probably In the water II will prove more useful
70 divers than TO anybody else. Several nets
have been invented with olectric lights so ar
ranged as to attract the fish Into the n,eshes."
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They De Things DI6erentiy Here.
Prom the Boston Advertiser.

"A gentleman we'll known In musical circles
In b0stOn, just returned from u three months trip
abroad tsls that the afternoon following his ar
rival In Vienna concert was given by the famous male
ssous e attend Hs therefore presented himself with
two gentlemen WHO were evidently In some sense man.
ayers Of the affair In the best German he could com
mnnd the stranger explained that he AN Am
that he was especially interested in male part singing.
and that having just arrived in Vienna he had had
yet he and his companion were especially desrous to
hear The Germans addressed listened politely prompt.
ly and graciousy the BostoniRn and his com
tickets and the pair OF wayfar.rs went IN to enjoy
German wanderers who ln broken English attempted 10
that they were strangors and fond Of music.
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business 3lotirrs.
Lister from Senator John j. Herman.
STATE OF NEW YORK, SENATE CHAMBEP, ,

ALBANY, May Is. 1880
past winter and found them most admirable cathartic
and antLbil!ous remedy The sedentary life compelled
by the duties Of sensor the late hours and irregular
meals aud the Earring Of constant railroad trips de-.
ranged my digestion and made bilious heavy. and
low spirited. BY the advice Of Senator II. c. Nelson
commenced taking BRANDRETHs PILLS. took nve
or six every night for some ten days, then
every night going to bed. and In weeks entirely
recovered nv health. Imnde no change In diet
BRANDRETIi'S PILLS cleared my complexion and
gave me renewed vgor and good spirits. For the law.
yer. politician. business consider them UNI
rivsed they are SO painless and agreeable In their
action. JOHN ]. KIERNAN.
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He was . lInndsone Man.

George Ltsywas hard at work choppinR wood
young %dSw he h. a,Gths ". poverty
he got the money to pay for II; The young n,n who
stood before her was nnelooking and handsome. r~A
instead q the money Sure enough abe did take him
chant widow became the wife OF her imp debtor
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Aa1N

Hero you have used twonty-four. figures.
you can do that same sum with about halt. the
muiiIpySs y sso ~ SIS would - are. q g;
therefore. multiply 2. $50 By 100 / viii have
three times the result l desire. but y Is very
adding two ciphsrs and then dividing b. three.
'''' slsssooo
z.o
Ts he %s Z o Ss :ssss
out Of tho way Ia many cases apply com.
mon sense aud expedlents that are not taught
in :eaGI ssxs e.. ,.u,h. =, ,,os, v.,w
No. I cannot vet men TO come and listen.
They think they know It ali. and are satisfied
How eS s otS wris9 viz tie left
wants to do that?"
to IL FAKE ooHHs ao
Short time they gst tired. The hand Is tired.
and write With The other hand You never saw
S ShS. o ssd do ,stur. o,
the other" "'I
That looks like nero iokc. vet Il IA a com.
mon thing TO write with both hands at once.
The type writer's do IL every day. That is the
reason why person working a tyne writer can
write faster than person using pen. Now.
IL is no more difiicult to use men with thA left
hand than IL Is 10 strike the keys OF a type
writer with the left hand, It ia merely a mat.
ter OF practice. Some ieft-handed psopie can
not use the right hand for writing But IL Is a
common thing for persons who have lost the
hand accustomed to. writing to learn to write
oilers who lost the RIG t hand learned to write
with the other. In playing the piano an expert
performer m ust learn to use both hands With
equal dexterity. There is no reason why a giri
win both hands. II that we're done the ' IA.
tigus OF sewing would be greatly relieved, DO.
cause the body could DO frequently rested BY
change Of position"
"Ambidextcrty would be of immense ad-
vantage to mechanics in the use OF tools A
carpenter. for Instance. who can drive q nall
ter advantage than one who can use the ham
mer with only one hand. because no can not
only Test the body by changing hands but he
readily. The same is true OF the use OF the flle
and other tools, and eli mechanics are COM
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May come and go. but seabury JOhnsons Ready made
Mustard Pastes keep the first place In the estimation
Of all who have used them. Take them from the tin
box dip them In water and they your service at
once. How different from the oldfsshoned. home
aIticel Wives and mothers will appreciate the i'm
prOvement. No bother day NIGHT, loss OF time
Or Or temper What 10 better still the D. J. Mustard
Plasters always act They made Of the finest
hAieilss aud when kept dry never lose their strength
kyery fSny needs mustard pasers Try these aud you
will say they are perfection itself Slip box In your
trunk W you leaveto~H. y, rs. and S5c. packages
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E1
60 ~ q. \ srs I, Nv
SIsi., + yHess6 saes s.ssS tSr KIN M
Ss.fas re- Dsrd Sss.sx Ssa ,s
H esS l s i ass S e Eofs9 H. s:
S g YAK Seward srsSfsd him "a unccadiIossi
We cSnnet .f9rboar relating In this place M
iksssr Swsbb and GrecIsS e E ae wa :si ihse
ss sqSsaes s sSggHst SsSls S6a9 srs sa
snfs9sh sns ESSSn wsr. s scS
ss;I'sS s eassE sssfs
ssrS a. sR y sars g sseIs ,;saa AZ
an Ta s.n s5s m sspy saI s
Wsbbs article point By point. Tho Last Su R.
sfs a" wss ,ss g ss e sDr
paraEraph ralntins 70 ti,s matter * t - or
!!me that We should shy. .sonieth !na q stay
tho Hood Of nansnnse with which the town
goes on to toll how he cum. to Nav York cty,
Ind worked as a iournaymln printer ten or 4
p posE sna how IL T aa ;o III, Ss b.:
sSassy s sssapf ,"S aa'sn q ts
procure w"SSs psro as rcm The s,"'s s
prison. in those words: That he" tGrssisyl
certainly no costume he ever appcpr,ai In would
S %as1n W y; o YOU'D hays worn but sSs
ssRsr VIM Ss a :SSh w on
lsqsied among the iOudcss It this Keen r MSf
his CHIEF asss The edoss %aS%s 9.
" was mr. 2nH Of the aHrr s q
as 1sDi ss snd Hssas Ds %.n
ppon the paper NJ n reporter and writer. He
On the TiS.ns Raymond cent thus d'" on liz
Courier aud Enquirer. rising step by step. until
W. sse s ~ M Tas
when Weshinstop Hunt become Governor he
asnsra was IRON from liz Gat f he o. 20, t .ss ss
which for many years has been familiar to the
While Gen. Webb WINS % Gov. Hunts STAFF, an
Incident occurred that Illustrates the irascibls
ths Fifth Avenue Hotel; We 70 II Dedicated.
SGS h sssMHsE ss%y sss
IL s or Ss aSy
n il Ssn wa WSo &. x sorS f. S TssssS
and s5 gen. w sS srfFs sesE
guests did not seem e En" ' each ~S other ana
forfsFtinx or not being aware that the Goi
cised ID It's merciess style WooTs Presidential
nspirations The was always running for the
son Webb. O member OF my staff2" :" know
to- ss sfhay q ws
swl 70 rspond: The quarrel grew louder nni
stopped and stared with wondering Dyes. The
he ought to rspair to ths Worth monume s, or
Threw Si@ssi be.wssn the sissre q, e1 and
mp,toffeed them; ~ the h memory OF Worth and OF
n once q h he
conflict until tho tender and touch Inv services
OF the day were concluded. He finally got Wool
In the protrarted contest oyer the repeal Of the
with his usual ardor. He was an efficient op.
al h Tn e", 70 e
opinions and intolarant 81 contradiction. quick
forcing them. neyer,h sess hs was a man Of the
most generous impulses, warm In his friend
when IN the red hsai Of @ pSGnen'
SKI S dsn Msbe
refused to confirm him: In 1861. when Mr..
coin appointed Gen. Webb Minister Sub to brazil.
whore he remained about eight years,
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Settlers Water

From the Mineral Spring Of
ElEDER Settlers. NASSAU,
Owned by the Prpsxian Government and recommended
by the leading medical authorities for Its purity
Unegunled as Table Water.
beware OF limitations
ANTHONY OECHS. 81 Warren st.,
Sole Agent for the u. y.
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26O GRAND ST.. NEW YORK
SUMNER USDERwEAR-POPULAR PRICES.
GAuZe Merin0 shirts, 5Oo 100
Summer Mcrino Shirts, 37e.. SOC.
Baibriggsn. Lawn Tennis. and Boating shirtA
Pepp-r.i jean Drawers. own make, hc. pair.
Dress shirts. own make, 81, et.25 81 80 each.
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Destroyed forever and healthy tone restored to som
ash. Be redeemed $50 will pay Tor any case OF NOR.
bid craving for stn,uisns which botle only Of Dr
PeckhamS Vegetable Substitute for Stimusnts" falls
Agent l1b FULTON st.-AAu.
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WarnlaH!

II 10 not to he wondered that most Americans are
dyspeptcs. Swallowing ice cold drinks On . hot sum.
day the mischief Why then not add ten drops
OF Angosura Bitters the rltrenown.d tonic Of ex-
qniste flavor aud thus avoid al danger OF cold In the
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Perf:c, nsisg go ss.iss,n ,:sasss sss:ptly assh
Prince a., wet Of brsadway.-ASv
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LAO Pressvvsv.

sisyn.s far %ansfscisrsr. los Friassss-zsv. W "
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ENGAGED

KeaseAy,s .Ilais, 20 Cortlsndt st.-summel
COLOR, light weight ne Derlys $3.50 g. rs &2D
white high hats, $3.50. worth ~; $500 worth %.
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Keep Cool i-Lirt High ats. q 80 and "a 20; els,
where, IS and %. straws IN Cautions, Msckinaws Ma
nilss. &c, SOC to q saved. hcCANN's, 2Is Bowery.
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a Csrasr 90 che Cora.
Or. winss Corp and Dunion Remsdy coatrqas ths mar
tss. osrS y psrftot; no pain. prsgStssA 1c.-AsS.
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Leag Acre square. Broadway asd Ssd ct. Cool and
elsasant rooms. with southern exposure at reduced
rites for the sammsr Barrett Bros. propristarsAAs
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How long nm take the seed To- come 9|

Fifteen day.. 's2id The gardener.
once more Al table. After dinner the gardener
was announced.
IN. Meissonier,". no said. the plants are
above the ground"
"Oh. this IL q little too much" said tho great
painter and all wont out into the garden to be-
hold the botanical wonder.
The gardener lifted up glass bell. under
which was little bed carefully made. and In
up their heads. The laugh was against Meis-
sonier. He discharged the gardener. but took
him back next day.
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$50 sysAin ssrmssss wtn - SID this yesk tore
ufAseates. 10 fSleos st---Aes.
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3lrW 9ublifatluus.
TMREE INTER EATING NOVELS.
A ROMAN SINGER.

Novel BY r Marion Crawford author Of "Ar. Isaacss
"Dr. Clsudius." and ITO Leeward." ei.2G
"Of all Mr.. Crawford's works the Interesting.
captivating, and mastery is "A Roman singer'"-Tts
Week (Torontol
Marveous for its freshness vivscity. and vivid pos.
aySi OF italian life. the best work and the highsee
flight Of fancy Mr.. Crawford has yet -Provi
dence journal. 4As
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M s es:ss: s::: s': :: n s: :s 8; rss ~.
Frincs SI-iGs = - ~. =,
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Arrived-sAruRpAv. June z.

Arrived-sATURDAv. June z.
SIS st. Romans, Campbell London May %.
b. Brenkwater, Jenny. Lewes.
ARRIVED OUT
s. Labrador. from New York, has passed the Lizard
F0RKiov FORTS
Ss Normandie from Hsvre for New York
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He Gets she Laugh Against the Painter by
Raislas lIerrinxs Under Glass.

Vet0 ARHIust GuO FhIWteT
Aaislas lIerrinHs Under Glass.
Meissonier had a gardener who was good
botanlst and a great wag. He knew the seeds
OF all sorts OF plants. and Meissonier was al
ways trying and always failing to puzzle him.
Il have got him now" said Meissonier to
some friends ut dinner party. and he showed
them package Of the roe Of dried behring's
Then he sent for the gardener. All the guests
smiled Tho gardener arrived.
DO you know these seeds2" Meissonier
asked.
The gardener examined thom with great at.
tentlon.
"Oh. yes" said he. at last that IL the seed
OF the polpus f"rin'as. very rare tropical
plant"
A smile Of triumph lighted the face OF Meis-
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g ss.s s.;s:'s ID = Mr. YEA
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PIIGBE.

A Novel BY the author Of "Rutledge" si.2S.
An American story in characters and incidents. tod
with much life and spirit that II will be hailed -
spscai boon by novel readers To multitude looking
for su.ner reading, this story needs other recon-
mendatoh that 1t 10 by the author Of Ruled
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r. S:.s sSs, g 9: vs. e sens Health
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K0HK-fyNBERa-N Martha Annie, daughter Of y.
Tynberg, Eco, 10 Dr. samuel Kohn oil Of New York.
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Don't miss the great bargains In seaskin sacques this
week At Shayne's factory lO3 Prince st.-Adr.
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N.iRINE INTELLIGENCE
HINt AZURE ALNANAo-rHIs pAy.
Sun risss. 20 Sun sets -. Z 90 Moou rises. 20
RICH wArxu-rHIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. 10 Gov. Island. SO He'll Gate go 40
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A COUNTRY 'boI.oR.

BY Sarah orne Jowett. author Of "Desphaven" " NJ
Mate Of the Daylight" &c. si25. Cteady June IA) ~
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II can tell you Of ONCE how many bsicis
Will b required n build house. or how many
rolls Of paper will be needed 70 paper > room.
or how many yards Of carpet to cover floor"
said an expert who advsrtises hiS ability 70
tsach quick methods Of missionaries. and also
. method Of writing with the loft hand.
But all those sums can bs done readily By
any one with pencil and paper IN hand" tho
reporter suggested.
True" responded the mathematician. but
consider the saving Of time and money that .
ready and prompt method Of calculation will
effect. Take . grooers clerk. and ase how
many sums he IL obliged to do In the course Of
q day. 30 with other Clerks. bankers brokers.
and accountants. One.hfth Of their time may
be saved by quick processes"
Olive an illustration Of your plan"
Certainly: although I do not make my liz.
ingby talking to reporters. Here 10 q simple
illustration. suppose you. wish to multiply
1880 By 83t. Tsks pencil and paper and tho
rusult would be this:
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OF Graves. and Cen Dodee, the delegate from
the territory OF Wisconsin. was the ss,;cond OF
shot dead on tis third iirs. ''' ~ w..
Though Col. Webb had been unable 70 vindl-
cate his honor on th. field. he kept up the fight
most vehement terms ali who charged him with
having accepted a bride OF 462.0O0 from Nick
Biddle and his bank, IT.
and enterprising. journal under tho conduct
Of Col. Webb. hat whenever the prodne-
tions OF bis own. pen appeared ~ the
ssSiaedIy f sslIasrsn sn sspe. Hs was wont to
Congress- which we're contrary 20 his JUDGMENT
which he himself stood ~ one Of the principals;
grew out OF this propensity OF the Courier and
Eam That jonhrnsI male d.i cnsfEs 81 2,
Congress- respecting the passage Of tho Bank
rupt act. ProrDinent among thu. Kentucky mem
bsrs Ess Thamss Msrsha, Both parties e
this city ,S 70 dsieSd Gcnros Edwards. man Of
considerable. r puto who was arragned ON an
Indictment for forgery Webb commenteIi
Harshall In, leaving his seat In the House OF
Representatives to appear at the Dhr OF = GRIN.
Sou asd 4 s. away way at
wards he addressed note to Webb. telling him
hs SC s ssD e a' %sSS a as IN
denounced him In bitter philippe. The result
% meat Hs
ms cay s!S asS ri hst s Nv New
Gig, S SS sle %:n s . SSs
G sSSys ~ rs. 's sSs III
:: sas sscond s xcSIasa s p ia Sss
e: :s,:! srs sss e ss:s scss