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GOING TO NEW JERSEY.
Governor Cleveland to hs Royalty
Received
81 The PEOPLE or rHAT STATE.
Extensive Preparations Making to Prevent
Republican Frauds 10 the Peaches
and Cream" State.
The GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

ALBANY, October 2i-Gov. Cleveland
will probably leave Albany twice before
election. He will start next Monday morn
ing on the West Shore road for Newark, n
j., arriving there about o'clock in the
afternoon. He was born in that country,
and this circumstance led him to accept
the very urgent invitation Of the Democrats
of Newark to attend their demonstration on
Monday night although be had originally
determined not 10 go out of New York State
during the campaign. He will be accomps-
MED BY the Democratic phalsnx, the organ
ization which went to Chicago to urge his
nomination. They will turn out about 100
men. After the meeting in Newark be will
go to New York city on Monday evening,
stopping at the Hoffman House On Tues
day, with his staff, ne will review the First
and Second Divisions Of the National Guard.
On Tuesday night he will return to Albany.
He win probably go to Buffalo the Gay be
fore election so as to be home to vote.
These are his only engagements outside Of
the city.
Alderman james Smith, Jr., member OF
the Democratic State Committee, Of New
Jersey; Samuel Klotz, and B. +. Ford, all
of Newark, n. j., and committee of the
Essex County Club were here to-day perfect
ing arrangements for the reception in that
city on Monday. They had a pleasant
time with the committee of the phalsnx and
during the day paid their respects to Gov.
Cleveland. About one hundred members
Of the American Institute of Architects,
now in session here, also called on the
Governor and were severally presented by
Superintendent Andrews of the Capitol.
Among the other callers on the Governor
were l.. W. Redington, of Vermont; Shep-
ard F. Knapp, Of New York; John W. Mar
tin. William Bowman and John n. Beckley,
of Rochester
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AGAINST T0SACC0.
Bachelors viii Give Aid to the Daring
nalns

Bachelors viii Give Aid to the Daring
Bellies.
NEWARK, n. j., October 2i.'-The New
ark bellies who have begun a crusade on
young men who use tobacco have received
aid from an unexpected quarter. 1t comes
from the young men themselves. At q
meeting Of Oriental Council No. |, Broth.
erhood Of Bachelors, the crusade OF the young
women was the subject OF debate. After an
animated but harmonious discussion the
unmarried exquisites approved the action
Of the bellies.
Their object" said Young gentleman
in a claw-hammer coat," is euiuently a
worthy one 1t certainly merits the approx
al of our Brotherhood. hope that their
efforts will be crowned with success and find
imitation. Shall We give them our sup
port?'
Yes, we will" sang the Brotherhood, in
chorus and the Bachelors seized their hats
and adjourned.
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A HIDDEN MYSTERY.
Two Dead Friends Pound In H Pool Of
Blood.

Two Dead Friends Found In u Pool Of
Blood.
PHILADELPHIA, October flames l..
Clayton, aged eighteen, this evening visited
his friend John 5. Baker aged seventeen,
at the latter home, near Seventeenth and
brown streets, this city Bakers parents
left them alone in the dining room, the
father going to his store and the mother
starting up stairs. She had goae but
moment when three pistol
shots startled her and running back where
the boys were found both on the floor weller
ing in blood and bull dog revolver in
Clay tons hands. Baker had two bullets in
bis head and was dead, Clarion had one
bullet in his head and died very shortly az
t,rwards The boys were fast friends
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first Branch.

The call meeting Of Council last nistA
brought OH, the following gentlemen ofthis
branch Me,sn. Happy. Comertosd, Hall,
Hallcr, Hull, Caldwell, MyIcs. Bodag.
Brock, BingeIl, Hoffman, Donaldson, Nil
Ter, with Mr.. Mayor in the chair. Vefy ittIs
business was transacted in this branch, oh
er than the concurrence in the action Of ths
second branch on committee reports, &c.
The opinion Of the City Solicitor vas resd
and referred 10 The Committee on Finance
and Ordinances. The following resolution,
offered BY Mr. HDgell, was adopted:
Resolved, That the Board Of Public
Works be and p hereby directed 70 give TO
this Council, ut iis regular Meeting on
Tuesday evening next October ~. infor-
nation on the following points, viz;
Firzt-Will the aggregate cost OF the Inn
proyemerts proposed and commenced by
The Board ON South Huron and YirEinia
streets exceed the sum Of 5000.
Second Has the Board, 10 peovidiss for
such improvements, entsred into any con-
Tract for any sum exceeding Is, 900.
Third-Has the Board In providing foe
such improvements sptsrsd into any coa.
tract whatever, and u % has he ksyos
,igned any such contract or had sn oppU-
tuniiy TO iign any such cootrsct1
Fourh-If the Board hes made ssy con
tract fos such Improvements. is it p'sdsisG
sny money in payment fos vosk dose o. to
be doae In fslEllment thereof othsT thAA
that which the Board anticipates recsiviag
from The ten cent levy recently provided hr
be- Coupcil7
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A SAVAGE DOG
Attacks and Frightfnuy dapyies Little
Girl.

Attacks and Frightfnliy Mangies Little
Girl.
EEv YoEx, October 2i.-Captain LearJ.
OF the Thirty-frst precinct yesterday sent
to Police Headquarters q report Of the sen
ous vounding Of little girl By fsrocious
dog in West Eighty-fsi street The dog Is
buIl,errier, and is owned BY liquor deal
er in the Bowery. 1t Was brought from
England only few months ago at q cost OF
500. Its owner has had q high opinion OF
its Sighting qualities. For some weeks it
had been in the care Of an English trainer,
one Maddox, who lives in small frame
house on Eightyfrst street, near the k'er
side drive Maddox kept the dog chained
and muzzled. he was at the Dog Show or
Tuesday and the dog was fed by snoshs'
nan aho Ii, the mazzi- of. lathe evsu
irs Ma. Maddox sss .oid that her iaish
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NATURES WHIMS.

Her Nagaries Astonish the Natives Away
Down Fast.
New HAVEN, CT, October 24.-White
blossoms have decorated the pear trees
throughout the southern part of the State
for some days. Some pear trees show ripe
fruit and fruit just set in. Cherry trees
have been in bloom, in the fields blackberry
vines are found displaying blossoms. The
boys are picking up chestnuts in the woods,
with golden rod asters and yellow daisies all
about Them. The warm weather and a
drought that lasted nearly two months are
responsible for these unreasonable sights.
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.az campaign Democratic clubs, which
such valuable work in this city during
Is campaign should not allow their ener-
Is 20 ,sg until after November +th. These
b, compose the bone and sinew Of the
|-;y, and /; vas through their efforts that
10 county lid 50 splendidly in October
+ cause o: CLEVELAND and BRAyNON is
fE entitled 10 their best labOrs and most
l,.va prar.,i.s
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NIHiLISTS AT WORK.
They Attempt to Wreck Government
Train.

They Attempt to Wreck a Government
Train.
81. PETERSBURG, October PA deSper-
ate attack was made BY body of Nihilists
on train carrying the mail in which there
was $4,000. as it was nearing VhsrkaH.
They attempted to wreck it for the purpose
of ro6b;ng the mail pouches. The guards
who were on the train opened hre on the
vould-be wreckers, and the engineer putting
on an extra head Of steam during the con-
fusion which followed, few past the robbers
amid q shower Of bullets and brought tae
train safely into vharkof A body OF troop;
was sent to the scene, but the Nihitists had
made their escape and no trace OF them
could be found
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STAlO CONNECTICUT.

IA. Pleas On which Divorces are OBJ
.. tanned.
'''-'oE. CT, October 24.-Beiween
aaa s.rty applications for DEGREES Of
,.'re aave been made in the State courts
: 'a4 Almost all OF the cases are based
Z .-aEses OfcrueIty, deserion, or incon-
sally Of temper. In one day IN the
VT 'e7n Of the Superior Court the
.ss granted six divorces, although he
ss,sa ne present loose divorce law oGthe
.I 'ls Ee asserted, however, that as Judge
go 10 option except to follow the law.
q. a. 81 al OF the parties are young. and
'-l two OF three exceptions have al.
- either desertion or incompa6bility Of
r as The ground. The teW cases ID
80 90 adultery has been charged have beer
''a1d 10 older people.
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sNcGiae collapse Of the EILLARD sPecu-
.,e and s,ock-wa;ering clique threw the
Il,,ol Of the Northern Pacific into the
llis 0! honest and able managers there
Is been q steady improvement, both in the
lminis.ra,ion and the finances Of the
t1scon,inen,al railway which is destined
he the -rea;es; carrier Of cereals and Of
fe and dead stock in the world.
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he SURELY Is.
4 strong Belief That Cleveland l. a Man
of Destiny.

\ strong Belief That Cleveland l. a Man
Of Destiny.
WASHINGTON, October 24.-The supersti-
tion that Governor Cleveland is man of
destiny, and will therefore De elected Presi-
dent is well grounded, find, among Dem
ocrats in all parts of the country. The
suggestion was made at Democratic head
quarters to-day, in the presence of men
from a hali-dozen States, and they all be
Eeved that since Cleveland had never
failed to be elected to the Office he sought,
there must be something peculiar about
him; something, they thought, that was
unlike other mems characters, and that 1t
would lead him to the White House next
March
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Large Sums Involved.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-The Tennes-
see bond case which comprise sixteen suits
against sixteen southern railroad corpora
tions, and which involved outstanding bonds
to the amount OfS7, 100000 were called fer
argument in the United States Supreme
Court yesterday afternoon. There was an
extraordinary array Of legal talent In
view of the importance of the cases the
court has extended the time for each side.
Governor Hoadly opened the argument toe
hnndholders
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mems Union. The boycottlng will extend
to his coal company, his West Side railway,
and to his business generally. Mr.. Hanna
is one of the largest vessel owners on the
lake. and when the Seaman's Union at
tempted to manage his affairs for him he
very naturally did not consent TO it. Both
parties were apparently satisfied at the time,
which Was in the early part of July, but 1t
was worked up at this time by Congressman
Foran and other agitatorS with a political
end, NJ Hanna being member OF the
State Republican Executive Committee,
and also ofth National committee.
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>..,oa CAMERON says he is very hope
.ofcarrying Pennsylvania for BLAINE"
oTs;-- IS he?
AID ten. LoCAy is trying his best to
-vy Iowa; while BLAINE is trying to save
ighigan and Illinois.
al doubtful States, from a Republican
g-iroic-.
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roaNITrEE RIpRTs.

lleal,h-The report Of the COMMITTEES
recommended for payment bills aggresatinS
S2l9.79, which was adopted.
Fire Department-The report embrace"
nothing but a resolution asking tha, bills
agsregating $?ls.47 be paid. The resolu'
ton was adopted.
Music-The committee recommend tor
payment the bill OF the Opera House Or
chcstra, amounting TO 500 for sixteen pub
lie concerts The report was adopted.
City Prison-The report Of the com mittee
recon- mends bills aggregating sl92.3s and
submit the report Of the superintendent.
which is as follows:
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PAY YOUR BETS.
The OnIciaI Figures on the Recent Ohio
Election.

CULuMBvs, October 2I-The official re-
tmns are all in aud the Ioo:ings were com
ple'ed by the Secretary Of State today As
follows
For Secretary Of State: Robinson, Re
publican, 39l, ,599; Newman, Democrat,
:Is0,27 Morris, Prohibitionistt 1851;
Herald, Greenbacker, $3.50.
For Supreme Judge: johnson, Repnbli.
can, 92,9l7; Martin, Democrat, 3s7, ,963;
Roseborough, Prohibitionist, 9,sj7; Grogan,
Greenbacker, $3.50.
For Member Board Of Public Works:
Flickipger Republican, 1885; Bonfer,
Democrat. 376,502; Kirkendall, Prohibition
ist, 9.OO4; Ogden, Greenbacker. 3,527.
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A Sad Death.

PORTLAND, OGs., October zt-Wednes-
day. Louis Eacquet and wife, old residents
of Pacific City, ". T., attempted to cross
the bay in q small sail boat A gale came
snd capsized the craft. The occupants
clung to the craft long time. Eacque'
finally welded to exhaustion and was
drevned. His wife held to the keel and
driffed over FIVE hours, when she was cast on
an island almost dead. She was rescued at
length, but viii die from the effects OF her
exposure.
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IN LUCK.

a Newspaper Reporter Nominated for
Congress.
NV YoRz, October 2t-CoL Truman
A. MerrimSn, president Of the New York
Press Club, and political reporter Of the
Sun, was nominated for Congress last night
BY the County Democracy Of the Eleventh
district Heis a years old aud very popu-
lar. He was 6eutenanteolOnel Of the Nine
ty second New York regiment in the war.
and subsequently studied lAw in Judge Fol-
gers oiice. BE has been on the Sun twelve
YeArs :,
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sentsneed Tor Liss.

CoLussus, Ga, October A-E1en Gan
BE has been convicted Of the murder OF
Pink Buch.nas, in Harrison county. and
sentenced to LIE imprisonment She was >
domestic in Buehanan's house. and having
incurred hejeAlousy Of his wife, the latter
ordered her 10 leave. She thefeupon mixed
,oisor In the days batch Of bread, intend
mo TIE poisoned ioli fos Mrs Buchanan.
TS. ploi misrarrisd sod Piak i,Ac<ans the
yieilI.
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,,,,-ogs r, debility, indicated BY loss Of
"a I''i universal lass;.ude, constant fatigue,
b, dreaming, unnatural exeitemsnts,
.;,, = TT,zziasss, NJ etc, IS quickly cured By
~ n. 6gysoits YelloE Dock and Sar-
- "a his remedy puri6es the blood,
49, !. Jsns the weak portions Of the body.
= IN. ne nerves produces dreamless slun-
hl!y Us = ne oaly remedy that pArnan-
s.' ,be E:sny dis;rassfal ailments
- Eoa leyYoEs debility.
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victory for Marin

Ngw YoRK, October 24-The case OF
Miss Croft against Maria HslPin, at Mt
Vernon, was dismissed yesterday by the
court II was a suit for the ejectment of
Mrs. Halpin and her relative. Secord, from
the house, which Miss Croft claimed as hers,
and was brought on account OF quarrel
hefReen the Rnmen
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Ix bundrsA q issssce .tsss hse
Speines snd oths t5sAtosst fail:a - go
,erofsls a,A yphilais &nsdsn, =, ss1s
- so.aAs 81 fosAd err u y. 0sl-
80 YeIl6u Dask - Sssusearine Is
enfiehes ~ bssA. seltAsae - sy
and digestive OCn.A - 9ses, ,sss..
aH indscasioss = ~ he4hA ena eseee -
60 iron {. .pipph 70 8 sspniag sese, eo1
sts.Asese = fbeanaic psia- Its np...
,;or;t, crr sil cthef bioo1 ps1sss. ~
.,,.,y.h.riny ssedi..;ses . sdnitisA - -
si,s Us, is cursuss s1ect go iaassscss
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60. ..r-a few questions to the lntelGgen-
l,a.l day, in regard 70 the wool tariff
, 3 ae ragret that enterprising journal
.,r.. orud time to answer. Now tina.
IL. h,ors attention is called TO the
...,- We shall look for an immediate and
l. ~ answer.
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~r, END of,hc MvLmGAN letters Is not
r., They come OF, by iustallmeu,s, but
-s AID worse every time. Can 1t De
.,.,.1.e Lat the Amencan people will IN
~, ..rh shameless debauchery and pros
... .;osicial public trusts?
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schurx Denies 1t.

New YoRx, October 2t-Hou. Carl
SchUrz was asked yesterday about the re-
port that his friends were about to buy for
him a controlling interest in the Chicago
Demokrat He said 81 have seen such re-
ports. There Is absolutely no truth in
them"
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AUEtBLY ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC
SENATOR.

], Is lated tnat the vote between Hon.
ur NvLToN and STAREE ARNOLD, ESQ,
the State Senate in the Tenth district, is
lose as 20 require the official count to
.,a:le which viii be entitled to the seat.
VI >rl.oy comes out victorious, this
Z give he Democrats 3 TO the RepubG.
., : = he new Senators.
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r...n county, hereto'ord reported Jas
.,, -.v,a WILSON TOO majority, is nov
red in he Raleigh Index as having
.,s- hin, .., l52. The boys who bet on
s. majority in he State are again on
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"WGs Eve the 6rst womanr was the title
Of 8 lecture recently delivered down East
Of course we didn't hear the lecture, but we
know the 6rst woman. that ever used DR.
BGlFs Cosgh SyraP nsver experienced such
happy cure for her cough aud cold
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AFTER ANOTHER ONE.

An ohio Republican Hector to be Boy
eottsd.
CiSYELAsp, O.. October 2t.-Ths trades
assembly decided TO boycott Mark A Hama,
vessel owasr. for his treatment o. the Sea
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..sar to insis: that Mr.. BLAINE
.-,v, the truth, for he said, about the
III, election. ANYTHING less than 10000
..,-i.v for the Republican ticket will be
,..sr,-s elsewherer'
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Not Willing to be Slaughtered.

NV York, October al. J. Phillips,
Republican nominee for mayor, says he will
probably decline the nomination. There is
some feeling in the party against Mr.. Phil
lips on account of his nomination being
made, as alleged, BY the machine eie-
ment
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THE Japanese snll believe that the tirSt
man uss not Adam but Hu-Sing II may
be 80. The first legitimate household rem
edy ever offered 10 suffering public was
DR. Bulls Cough SyvPp sure care tor
coughs aai Gods.
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IT Is weA to know the bes; remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs, consumption and all pulmonary dis,
eases. is DR.. Wistar's Bsissm Of "Ii1
Cherry. II quickll silaysinaana4ti,E aad
cdecks deca5.
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rsrdbs> Pam.

Toi0-. Ii1s., 0ctoAss 1l-1aAa bsgys
,ss Yesterday eonviesed u ~ Dosg'ss
county coan and sentenced . Is yesn -
tie reriien,iary TO- borse s.sslise Hs "a
forneriy Baptist clergyman.
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Tn 2 so. Railroad Company is work
,.,,; and day on its extension between
|, r,;.,o-a and New York, and hopes to have
,,-,,'.sl by February.
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ACTING QuEESLY.
Raspberries In October-Strawberries and
Frost-Apples and Apple Blossoms.

Rsspberries In October-Strawberries and
Frost-ApPIes and Apple Blossoms.
MlDDLETowN, n. Y, October 24-Na-
ture has been acting queerly in this vicinity
this year. A Middletown family has been
eating fresh red raspberries for week past
picked from vines which bore proliically in
their proper season The second crop is as
large as the first, and the berries Of greater
size and better flavor In the same garden
blackberry bush is now bearing its second
crop of choice fruit, being loaded down with
berries of the largest size. A Port Jervis
family last week picked several quarts
of strawberries from vines that did
their duty satisfactorily early in the sum-
mer In Monticello there is an apple
tree the lower branches of which are loaded
with ripe apples, while the top of the tree is
a mass Of
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,,..,,..op mills are shutting down, this
-, No-.ich Cont. How prosperous
49,, -,;s 70 be su-e, under BLAINE 5
r:,, NJ L,-h taxation,
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10 Bg,xyox's majority in Ohio
a.r ,rual to HENpLANS.
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r.,rsrcsn party is never so truly
ID. -s., s,acting sumptuary laws and
,,- ....., ~. with the Individual liberty OF
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.-.s If CLEVELAND and clean gov,
... mining ground every day.
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Pink blossoms.

\ Coschocton farmer cut his first crop Of
clover at harvest time 1t was not 80 good
as usual. The second crop is so heavy and
rank that it is moved with difficulty, and
some of the stalks are four feet high. A ma
pie tree in a neighboring Jersey town, which
came into afearher than any other tree in
the vicinity, took all the autumn colors in
July. The leaves fell to the ground until
the branches were bare. 1t commenced
budding again and was soon covered with
green leaves. Later on they turned once
more and fell of The tree budded for the
third time last month and is now clothed in
leaves OF the richest green, while all the
trees around it are brilliant with autumn
tints.
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voar way. The First district
,.,.,er any use for you.
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Private. ]
Executive MANSION, !
ALBANY, Oct. 7, 1884.
Ny Dear Mrs. Beecher:

nLbaNii oCt' - lCot'
Ny Dear Mrs. Beecher:
Your letter, as you may we'll suppose. has
affected me deeply What shall | say to
one who writes so like my mother2
say so like my mother" but ! do not
altogether mean that; for she died in the be-
liet that her son was true and noble, as she
knew that he was dutiful and kind. am
shocked and dumbfounded BY the clippings
from newspaper that you send me, because
it purports to give what a man actually
knows and not a mere report, as the other
four or FIVE lies do which | have read or
heard, about my life in Albany.
] have never seen in Albany woman
whom have had any reason to suspect was
in any way bad. do not know where any
such woman lives in Albany. ! have never
been in any house On Albany except the
Executive Mansion,th Executive Chamber,
the First Orange club house-twice at recep-
tions given to me and on, think, two other
occasions-and the residences Of perhaps
fifteen or twenty Of the best citizens to dine,
etc. OF course have been to church.
Working Hard.
There never was a man who has worked
harder or more hours in day. Almost all
my time has been spent in the Executive
Chamber, and ! hardly think there has
been twenty nights in the year and nine
months ! have lived in Albany, unless |
was ont of town, that have left my work
earlier than midnight to find my bed at the
Mansion.
PerpleKed.
do not wonder that your good husband
s perplexed. | honestly think | desire his
good opinion more than any aid he is dis
ICsed to render me.
don't want him to think any better Of
me than / deserve nor to be deceived.
Cannot manage to see him and tell him
what cannot write?
shall be in New York Wednesday and
Thursday mornings, ! suppose, Of next
week. Thursday afternoon and evening |
-hsll spend in Brooklyn.
Having written this much it occurs to
me that such long letter to you is unnec-
essary and unexpected. 1t is the most |
have ever written on the subject referred to,
and | beg you to forgive nae if your kind
and touching letter has led me into any i'm
propriety Yours very sincerely,
TSigned7 GROVER CLEVELAND.
have marked this letter Private
You must not infer that at all doubted
your proper use of 1t. IT, I.