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rr1v vopr DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90 1884,

most bieoted Democratic partisan evidence which even
his blindness cannot overlook ard calls popular sten
ton IN the character OF he campaign whicD william
BarDum, still tho nominal head Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. IL In the ha IL Of waging
WILL BARNUM GET UP ANOTHER SUCH FRAUDf
From The Boston Journal.
Tho same men who mana Red he Democratic cam paign
IN 1880 are managing II now Mr. Barnum IA chairman
Mr. Dickinson II stcnOgapher and the other leaders are
deok-wl they enter INTO another Moey letter con-
splracyi Who can say that hey will noti
THE HAND OF DEATH on THE DEMOCRATS.
From Ths Uficq Heratd
The Morcy revelations are therefore In their bearings
upon the moral aspects Of tn pagn, the most dam
a2ing blow the mOcrac cause has eceiyed There
the ~ Of TINS blow. That Il the imn dat re'g
nation or Baruum from The chair1Da q lip OF he commit
tee and the mauagem mt OF TIE such -fep,
pr cnary II was forced by the outraged sentiment Of
Barnum's associates would enable he D., mocrafc
to appear TO put ia con emnat on upon The miserahe
years IT ~ Ia not forced an iftt T. not forthcoming.
the hand Of death will rom his time on be visible In he
Democratic campaign. Bur with tho conts-
sage of the canvass, u may wcl be
doubted II the sacrifice Of Barnum viii retrieve tho
The men VINO concoccd the Mercy forgery Of 1890
ing s1 In comma d 1T The d noo'atlc orEanzAtion
some NV trick OF equal hell an De- ~ ana nnscrpu-
Ions character These hav demonstrated tna they
VII hesitate at nothing 10 ACCOMPLISH their purposes.
Fom tis time on therefore, let Rep bcaus De on their
guard against another NOrcy or err.
MIR. BARNUM5 DENIALs USELESS
- nom me NSrHaren Idltadtua. .
william ". Barnum. cha ruan ~ the ID mOcrtic Ma
~ ma mmittec, also icnies that he hai hama IN
origin ting The or cry, and hsa h unbns ing lm1u-
fo gcy. or course this II merely pie Of buf on
Mr. Baruuba par. n wal deceive nobody. That the
Icmocr'ti National Commtte vi Nj Bainum ~ ia
head en red into dclbcrae consp tacy To dc cat Cen
ctal ~ ri"ld hy fraud % ho successfully dlsnu ed
Who III actual forgor was IA nnaterl, 50 IA ~ tho re-
spon'lblly Of Mr. Batnum aud his assoclars IS con
Cctucd
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DIsApPEARANCE OF ID. ID. wHEDoN.

c. A. WhedOn, one of the arm of Wilkinson
Brother IL 4 Co., paper dealers at No. "a Duane-st"
reported at Police Headquarters yesterday that ms
brother, Daniel ID. WhedOn Jr., of Elizabeth, N D.,
had been missing since Satul day ana re-
quested that general alarm be sent out lnstructing
the police TO look out for him. The missing
man is a son of the Rev. DR.. d. ID. Whedon, the
well-known author of "WhedOn's Commentary on
the Bible and other standard religions works. ana
at one time Editor of The Nethodst quartz ty Rerec
Mir Whedon himself was prominently connected
with the Broad street Methodist Episcopal { hurch
OF Elizabeth He was formerly in the papeT-boX
business with his brother, A. ;. Whedon, III hudson
ST., but has not been actively engaged In business
for some wears Hlsi health and enforced ldlenesS;
proved on his mind and he has recently showed
signs of mental alteration. Mr.. NhedOn went TO
Ocean Grove a week ago to-day with the sunday
school of his church and went in bathing. Whlle
bathing he was suddenly seized with talntneSs ana
became unconscious. Since then no mas com
planned of pans his head. Ho left his home last
Saturday morning and has not been seen there
since The only thing he took with HIM was pls-
tol that he had IN the house and his
friends fear that he has committed suicide
lie had made arrangements TO go INTO business
in a western town. and hope is entertained that ne
has gone there. A vigorous search has been mace
for him but as vet without result. There is no
reason for Mr. WhedOn to destroy himself He had
a wife and a little daughter 10 whom he was de-
votcdy attached, and was in easy circumstances
financially. Mr.. Whedon was thirty seven years
old five feet ten iDcheS height. stout OF build,
with light compcXiOu and sandy hair. At the time
of his disappearance he was dressed IN a DARK SUIT
OF clothes and had on buttOned gaiteTs.
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LEAYING HER HOME WIFI 4 BOARDER.

Joseph Moneux and his wife lived happily
together for ten years Two years of that time they
spent In America. and four children blessed Their
upion They lived az No 23s East Cuc-huudred-
and-sevcnth-tt where they recently added "a
hoardcr John DaQgtt, to their family. In short
time hc began 10 have more 10 say about the care OF
the house than the husband He ordered the chill
drcn about and went out with Mrs. MolncuX for
stroll Last Saturday Mrs. Molucux went away
with the boadcr who only a short tIme before h'd
ahuscd her mother for asking him to leave the house
The woman tool. her husbands weeks wages and
has failed to return. Mr. MohneuN appealed to the
relieve HIM of the care of two of hs children. ana
Agent Wilson reported the facts to Justice Nclde
Yesterday,
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

EAST CUEsTEr.-Cor0ncr lico was called yestcr-
day 10 hold an inquest upon the body OF Ogi'Sby
Stinafd, for many years resident OF Goose lsIhnh
nj the mouth of lutchison Creek who had been
accidentally drowned close tO his home.
YoNKEus.-Ni lillian Blake, age forty-two, a ttav-
Cling salesman for patent Coiec-pot, wa' ar
rested Yesterday tho charge of as~aultng Lonisa
llauf ago ten. lie was committed to the county
tail vi hout hail
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HO.uE Ne US.
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Rhiuelander Luacy Commission, supreme court
Cham ..
WITH Assembly III trC' Blaine ana Logan CnluPa gh
Cub 40. 1853 East b Idway.
Conyrn ion of f. O. o. T.. thCkcTing Han
Gerald 1. Tully CGtfaduon case before jude Bar
rctt.
open yacht REGATTA, Centennial coufs', Upper Bay.
Electric stock LX,bIngc meeting
Meeting Of Board of EduCa ion.
Meet ny 81 PARK Commissioners.
Meeting OF book COMM. siOrcrs.
Ncw.Y0rk against Buffalo baseball. Polo Grounds.
Metrop Oltan sganrt Broohiyn baseball, metropolitan
patk
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BptpGEronr.-Dividcnd checks dated April No.
1854 yesterday were sent ~ holders Ot llouS!tonic
Rolling stock. They are signed by John llufd
treasurer at that time. IA night blooming cotcns
at tho Atlantic Hotel burst into bloom yesterday,
tho flower measuring seven inches diameter
SrnIrFoRp.- Lcmuc Bcnrdsloy, tho fulth euro
physcian, eaid yesterday that applicants bto COM
ing to hun from all partH of the state.
NEwIowN.-J A. Wilson, u lawyer yesterday
Lard an attachment on me Bee, weekly paper, iot
libel tho damages claimed bring $1,000.
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LONG ISLAND.

NORTH UrMrsrrAD.- George Fowler, farmer, Of
Manhassct has begun suit in the Supreme Court
for absolute divorce from his wife, whom he charges
with adultery.
Ntwrowv-Lcopod IIcdcrbrandt, Of Middle
Villaro while walking ON the track ut Glendale
Yesterday. was struck by an engine aud instantly
killed.
JAMAfCA--Stcphcn Rvlor, viii claiming In the
bav. ON Monday was attacked by u shark seven
feet i'm length Numbers OF sharks have recently
Ionn speu Ina the hay.
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NJ. Sardou Is writing q new play for Sarah
B'tnhardt Siuoe 'mc rnhU n h grOwl ne ny sno
has b d 10 have all her plays rewritten for her-tIhe
Gfaphc.
A silent partner IL one who il expected to
Keep ha mouth ahut when he tho confidential cerk
ep"culiting with tho funds Of the huu, Now orleans
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Z w ITH =

MAY mean Poisoned with Potash This IL n. cas win
w hundreds who have Dssu unrise ongugl
paulias Potash mixtures etC unt digesio, /, .ln,.,
fatally impaired swifts Spec1c vegetable rena, .al
restore. tho system 90 health aud builds p ths wa,te al.
by these ppsons.
81 was suffering with blood P0ao1 treated sy.r.,
months with Mercury and Potash. only mas me -,s
The Potash took appetite snl gave dyspsp,.
and both gave rheumatism then took I'd,
All these 9asipars mixtures have Potash them mi
made mo ati drove the poison further lno m,
systen friend Insisted should taxa fwlfa zp,oao al
N cured the BLOOD POlsDp drove the Mercury end ps.
ash out my system and TODAY AN a. veil svsf sats
OEO. o. wELLHAN JR. salem Ma.
John A smith Tho lsrFest merchant ~ Gsn..vfs "a
asv, suffered for from the c0mbse rne of Ery
sinslas Eczema continued 70 grow worse under nsh
treatment snd W taxing medcinn containing Potash A
4 4 Cufed me thoroughly ana absolutely M Appetite
sth aud flesh retained a. was cured with ~
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed tree 10 appL
Cauts ,...........
SWIFT SPECIFIC 90,
Drawer s. Ausat. IA
Now York once 10, West 2ld.,t between 9TH aud IA
svG, Phlladoi phla once. 1905 Cbesiuutht
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BARNUM BACKED BY SEIZURE AND CURTIS.
LIZ q Lur

II Is impossible 10 give more than an outline ot Mt
Davcnports story Il : ems to int directly at william
H. Barnum the man instigated, backed, circu-
lated reiterated aud paid for the Whole dirty bust ess
The cham # antia cyde Is strong that no
mere denial Of Nj Barnum will Az n. II he Is ihn0cr NJ
can prove IT. hut ne Will probabl hesitate long
beforr H. bcsiis a controvcrs y with Davenport
And Is william IL. Barnum ia atiin the chairman or
the ID moe attic National Committee, surrounded with
tie same assistants -four years and leading MT
&c re Wi lam Curtis and Carl Schurl in their strength
for puIty and coed cove nmeut!
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Bark Ucra Ger, from Singapore.
1uE MDVEMEN ~ OF STEAMERS
EoRTTt,N PORTS

PLYMOUTH. AUG lsSalcd steamer Italy tBD Pierce from
iiuW" Arrived steamer iurla Ger Aber. fromNew.York
Aug9 ON her way TO II ,inhurF and proceeded.
GLASGOW. Aug l-Arivcl steamer Columbia BIZ, Garvio
Arrived steamer, Bucnos Ayrcan Or, Scott ana
Mariana nr Uggu.On from Montreal.
OIorCE,l FR Aug lS-Afrycd, steamer tlroy Dr, Gibb,
TGLft-r Aug sArrlvcd. steamer Allegheny (Br'. Rea;
rHrFF,yys5 steamer chmnsnam OBJ. Thomas from
AMSTERDAM Aug ll-Arryci. steamer Edan Dtch' Taat.
R0tIruptM Aug Arrived. steamer Harlscy (Br. Mar
Win Ssned steamer Toledo or, wshart Baltimore
10Th sstcd steamer schoIten tutch, Wis for New
IItNnrRG 10 Aug l7-sacd, steamer Australia GER.
Frauck. Tor New.fork. 81, .,,., ,,-. ,.,.,,,
Br. Davies and oSiordshiro dr Jones from china and
1o%6RltX Aug lo-Auv,d steamer Chateau Margaut
IN. Lc Chaplain. from Sew. ) DIRK
m1np; HuL 81 n her S wv TO- IpsW 'n' "''S0
DUBLIN, Aug l9-Au1ycd. steamer Ecnpor tBr, Granger
from Baltimore Aug 8.
vEa, CRUZ Aug ls-Arrivel. steamer city Of Merida Ret
l6th~snIcd steamer city VI Alexandria Tmmemann
for New Ork Via Havana
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON Aug l0-Ariyed. steamer sonthwood Brl walker
Cleared steamers Kansas Br, ra'k'r Liverpool Alpha
PHIttpELPHli Aug l0-Arryed. steamers plessey Br.
Scott Antwerp; Canadian b MenEei. Glasgow pessoug
Cleared steamers Lancaster Mills salem. Norman, Goo
BHLIm0Gs Aug Ig-Arryed steamers Aneghany. Halstt
OBJ steele. Ieith sarah Ann BIZ, Todd, Beni,A John
Garrett. Foster. New.York.
(Br,. tyfe Kingston cha, Mayer Anthony, NewYork.
sailed steamers Mentmore. lvanhoe
WHMSGToN Aug iO-ArTiVed steamer Regulator Doane'
CaARLKsroS Aug l9-Arrived steamer CITY OF Atlanta
sailed steamer city Of Columbia New York.
SAVANNAH Aug 10 Arrived steamer Juniata Philadelphia
NEwoRLFASs Aug Is-ceared steamers Morgan city and
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TIE fNsriGATORs SHOULD RE CAREFULLY |
WATCHED THIS YEAR


The forgery dOuolcs. cau.ed oss ~ many thous ~
Of vo - 10 tcucrl Garfield. but &C HIl know failed
To defeat HIM It's exposure now IS important aud sig
niclut mai Is fr the TACT tIa seyera OF those rheuy
rcsponeble for the ViilIut now, IN Y were IN
1--O members officers Of the Democratic National
Comtni tee, nancy: ". II. Baruum. cha rmaui j, o.
pru q, -.c.ctdry Charles j Ctnd1, uca-ur'ri EdWnd
f. Dckn on steuogTpher, and secretary OF the eXecu-
tive com lit CO. what these mcn did In 1850 they VIII
ctcnrc tho public -hou be- on is guard agdn, ire-h
frauds and attempts deceive. The cItrycrs an pgO-
mn J RS OF the Moray letter are not lk"y to hesitate In
ihe commission # any act Of political scOunlr'lism
ForcW armed, IctrMcd
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ruL o1,ILE1rss NM. nARNrM nLcELvED

10
n the Demo ratio Committee paid nle' ans tni' e
was for us tim aud expense IN goi x to Lynn where
he claimed he had evld nee u show tdt tue rt"r va
nunc Mr.. Barnun and tGo Committee believed the
lc tei to De hume.
THE BEST WORK MIR. DAVENPORT EVER DID.
ftom ING Hdrvord Iost
Iti.nlso owl by Mr. Davenport tIat the Democratic
manager, wer knowing 10 tuc idct nj the eier heing
'ogRry Mi Davenport has Oft n been terror to Dtmo-
cratic cyi locr Il the entire Democratic press of he
~ has bounded HIM because Of his nor Tor pure
ballot In Ncw.York city, bu ne has lever before shown
tn hypocrisy and amy that party successfully as
he Ia his revelations Of the gcns,s Of Tho Mofoy
lct.er ThItpdriy 'annot osc1p' his accusation
UTI IIING rHE FRAUD TO rHE UTMOST
IRON, Thc Ncc York Commercial Adr,rt,s>r.
Mcanrn e, h weyrr. Mr. Dayonports statement rem
dcrs II i'm erntive for every member ana active adviser
The democratic National Committee o. 1880 I" de end
himself The matter ~ stands leaves lte room Tor
duun that somcb d. at Democratic headquarters hId
guilty knowledge Of the iorg,ryand Incumbent upon
tho,c who are innocent 10 - Ism nee Inat
of the persons who acted with tnat committee are
heye, aud We believe they VIII be able TO make tneir N
noocnce apparent. But IL Is n C ssary now That they
every man known TO have been IN company with the
ciinna II to himself e. show that though among
them ne Dot OF them.
But while We gladly believe that the defence In the
case o. many individuals Will be complete. the r.
net be for.otten or overlooked. The crime was com
mitted IN that party. name for It's advanase and, II
or some OF then aud the party made every vabe
effort & secure tie benefit OF the even after he
mluG Of Ia character
BEWARE OF SIMILAR FORGERIEsI
from me htugNon Freeman.
Two facts are here established First, that
before the Morey letter published prominent Demo
crsts DIT on To Il inyen or Chairman Barnum had
know edge OF IT, existence ana second that members OF
the National Committee nhd prepared uOcument youch
ing for It's au henticy before II had been by tue
public al all.
In view OF these developments the public will be con
stany ON the LOOKOUT Tor I0rgrcs aud other infamous
dr,css I'll the end Of the campa en- and will accopt
nothing rom he Democratic National Committee which
is not est ID shed Uy tue most mdub able proof For ne
olga zon Of IA" commit tee Is he same 1850, from
chairman 10 steuOgrap er.
TIE DEMO RATS MUST REPLY PROMPTLY.
ITom The Nst1- York star tDeHil
The MOrcy letter vas not a legal forgery; none the
less IT was tne work oI malaga and Infamous cOn-pr-
acy when II was Mr.. DavcupOGts plain Ohc a. dutl 10
uncover II he could, that It's participants might receive
their iust puushmet "A. the hsnus 81 OUTRAGED public
sentiment. Has he been uuintentlonaW ed Into
erorl These questions VIII be asked by honorable Dem.
Oerats everywhere. They must be answered a. Once.
TUE VALUE OF THE REVELATION JUST NOW.
From me NOrrich BullSffB.
Mr.. DayenpOrs AT this time -erye7 two gOoa
purposes, however IL places before the eyes OF tho
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Announcements.

"The plays the thing,
Wherein IN reach the conscience OF the king"
lily IL that nr lerces Pleasant Purgatyo
Pellets" the original Little Liver Pills the most eneo
that 10 used the seat Of disease
sing bow els and system assisting nature nher
re1upcratiyc work, BY druggists.
BEp-BCGS, flies, reaches ants, rats, mice,
cleared out BY "ROUGH ON RATS" 15c.
"Buchu paiba' Great Kidney and Urinary euro.
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Nm RARNIM snnI-Ln RE RETIRED.

II1'TIT ITT'T-V''UN
TIC Dem cratic party IN Ter tho Same management
a. WIS four wears ago she WIO resort to toe
most dcspiCab cAcaurry to secure the ru uph o. MS
party Is stil pulling the wires, II IA cony ocd on cyl
dence thi cannot b put de. luerc Is a strong de-
mand amunl F. spectacle Dcmocrl Tor the Withdraw al
o. Cleveland a. 4 Pres dental didIe. Their All uld
tD " be- a. urgent call the retirement Mr. Bar ulu
and tc old ug ~, who wuh"d at all mann er
OF fraud AID who Wcr. parties TO forgery.
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RECORD OF BUSINESS FAILURES.

John H. Boynton No. % Bcaver-st., who carried on
business under the style Of John Boynton's son,
made an assignment Yesterday to Samuel van
WICK preferring LouisalB Boynt9u forP2G; sos 90
Thoo Bovnton S2O.356 81; Isabel ID: Boynton
$3.50; Frederick c. Iioynton $3.50; Hannah A.
CLARK 5000 Ward Il Oyphant $1,000; IL NJ:
Bakor 81 500 aud K. : Holt Sj0J-a total OF
$50 80 ST Mr.. Boynton has been engaged IN the
cosm>si sion lumber fish and salt business for more
than twenty-five years. lie also acted as ship
lruk + and owned an interest IN several schQoneIs
which were engaged in the coaStins trade. HIS la
bihtles are estimated at : 10000.
Tho schedule of Johu II. Denc. filed YESTERDAY,
shows Liabilities of S2,2lo229 O6 nominal assets,
S3.29N Ol3 20; actual assets, 81 .S22,4OO. Credi-
tors TO the amount of : ,339, 700 80 are secured
Tie sum due on notes, dccePtauoes etc, IS TilS,
III 20. on cash, $349.456; accounts, S4l,Z13 ~.
7 he contingent liabilities, arising from guarantees
on bonds and mortgages, arc SGVO9o ~.
The nominal value Of the real estate
assets in this city is S2,251200,, with
lis 1903. 1853 30 membranes, the actual value
of The properly beng put as $1,5O2, 500. Mr.
Dean, real estate outside the city put rs actually
worth $4l 600 with cncunbrances of S35,933 %.
y he bonds and mortgages arc worth noinnaily
Si3Q.3l7 IS; actually, Sl2j,OOO he personal
property is put AT S5j0, 500 ~ nOminaly; reduced
to 81 10000 through litigation and disputes
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NEWARK.

John Burns, age ten, Of No. 377 Market-st. was
drowned in the Passdic River yesterday.
fire caused by spOutaneous combustion brol
out in the pickeT-Toom Of ClaIkes Thread Works i'm
East Newark yesterday. II was eXtnguished by
the fire apparatus of the company.
The contempt proceedings against the managers
of the Newark savings IN -titutlOn will be resumed
in the Vice Chancellor's Court to-day. The coun-
sci for the managers have agreed to allow the test-
mony of Fisk & Hatch, already taken, to be put in
evidence
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oro+.d tbe statements of Mr.. Seaman. He
said that DR.. Lewis was bent gaining possession
of the magazine and was using every means 10 ac-
compish that end.
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NE HYPOCRISY OF "REFORH" PRErEN
ESTABLISHED.


II ~ shown beyond and without isputc at the m1ip
irsf-at r OF me c,nteupuos frau Birnum, whc
nov conducting Ir Cleyclsuds reform campd- n.
out up such sham aId lTpo' risyI these ldtt-
nave be II known for over a ycar yet Mr. Brrnum has
NJ, re axcd his hold upon democracy, bat impudcnt J
directs canvass Governor lev land upon prctru
sion Of Il love ~ honc-ty an puu in pubic affair.
With him Hubert o. ompsou, q notorious ring pol
Itican vh.m Governor Cleveland maintained in ONCE
and shcrln DAVIDSON, OF Irwin Hail, Ncw-YOrk, whom
the GOycruo shielded after an nyestG alton mad -EOWr
DayId,Ou'- upt Official practices. - LIVING hon Il
r., Cleveland The insincore pro sous OF Democracy
are disc osed 10y the records tue WAC direct the
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NLUS FROM IHE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

The cornerstone of the Lafayette Methodist
Episcopal Church, in PaChc-ave., Will be laid this
afternoon Bishop Harris Will preside.
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HE RESPONSIBILITY CLEARLY FIXED.

From me W'ttchFs'cF tlfHnl Nfc1fd.
That which vii rdcf most attention Il the mass or
closely lux evidence connecting me Democratic M
tonl Committee vi b every step IN this succession OF
Infamous cimc- ThOusa ndS Of / ems given, Whlrh
by them elves would litte force but which, Whel
aIrayc1 by NJ. DaY"np0rts skill bee INC nHs III a. II
resist bic chain 81 ovGcuc,. Only day or two bcfor"
the letter OF which fac-simile Is gwen by
NJ. Davenport. Mr.. BaIuum intro luccd Mr.. ia icy,
zone o. our sfaunch and tUlsrw' rhy friends 10 =
Democratic Commit ceman Mary and, ana the r SUIT
No.. a,nt or r,e Ell ,ld,yir Gong into "A strIg
Gle with Mr. B1ruum .gIiu leading the SIS 81 Furiy
and Reform" well 10 be warned Of what things ne
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ruE M0REY LErYER EORGERY.
PRESS COMMENT ON TIE EXPOSURE.
AN ArRorIors cRIME REYEALEp.


II 10 he hoped that measures Will no longer be de-
fcTcd to bring the guilty parties 10 punishment come
body has committees atTOc GUS C Inc me facts ar
,us rep ible OF proof Mr Davenport has done good
niece of work although he has bcen rather tirdy ~
making he Results known 1t MIN 20 forward nov and
complete 1t by prosecuting adcy or Ba mum. or Price,
o. somebody the court, If justice. II anybody plea s
the statute ~ limtao :, shall know wIeTc the pre-
sllInn pvlhcnce u gnilt Il. 4.
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MARINE IN1ELLIGENCE
MfNtArnnE ALMAIAt

MINIATURE ALHATNf
bunrisos - set'G t6 Moon raI 49, Moons ds 30
ufgu warm rp.Dsl
4 y sandy Hook. 7u1 Oov thlnd. Z - hon Gao. OlB
hN.-spudy Hook, ia GOV Island 7tO lell cato, 0js