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New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
ROBBED BY MASKED MEN.
IBY TKLEGRArH TO THE TRIBUSs.l
KYNcsTON. Dec. 27.-Whilc Jacob Hclt

was away from home, Christmas night, his wife was
cruelty beaten and overpOwered by two masked men
who took ~ 20 from a bureau drawer and fled inc
money was the summer savings upon which the fanlly
relied for winter expenses.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
A sroorssrUL GRAND ARMY FAIR

Tho fair and bazaar of Barbara Frciichie Post
No H. GA H. which has been In progress for ten days
at the armory IN Cayerst. Groenpont was cosed last
evening The proceeds will be applied 20 the charity
the late war. Tho fair was suocessful, 5000 being
realized.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

"a for ZONES and SO against Jones Jones,s mWo,2
was eight and after the trouble was thus settled ,S
of dismissal were granted to the hfty-s VINO M nY'a @
AGAINST Jones They will start church which VIII po
strictly Republican In politics.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM.
fuy 1ptpcu ,pu ro rug fuint'sul

KINGSTON, Dec. 27.--Charlcs Mayer, an
cmploye Of the Newark Lime aud Cement Company, was
foupd dead IN his room to-day He had wife and
children living IN tho outskirts of tho city but OF late
had been living alone IN separate apartment He had
L.on uissed since Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
NIAGARA FALLS IN WINTER.


ROCHESTER, Dec. 27.-Pcter Camerons paint
ing Of Niagara Falls IN winter" has been on exhibit
tion here for fortnight. IL recently completed.
IL IL valued a 10000 II has been purchased by H.
H. Warner founder OF the Warner Observatory OF this
city.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
r,,,u,vy srATr cosMIrrrE MrMDERs

The Tammany delegates to the last i'u'o-
cratic state Convention met on Iurso"I '''"s ''' w
noutca William r. Kirk and Hugh j, Grant members q"
a., nonocratc STATE Committee 10 nll tho vacancies
led NV he death of sydney r. Nichols and the resle
uatiou of Thomas 4. Grady.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
THE REV. r. T. JONES RELEASED.
,... ...n ....n. MI ~, rIH rnInnxai

ITHACA, Dec. III Nt NtN, NUDtTU JUH''
pa.tor of the Park Baptist Church, who arrested
charged with Illegal voting at the last election, was to-
day honorlhy discharged by United States Coninis-
sionor Adams. OF Auburn by the direction OF NJ IoWh'
send. Lnitod states Dlstrict Attorney
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

the finest yachting prize over won by o New.Haven
vessel. IL is Of G0rbam's best make.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
GWYNNS FOLLY AND THE DELPHIANCLUB

man OF the commission. The report does much 10 sm-
plify the code OF procedure In the PROBATE courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
Religions NollCcs.

Al Twenfy-thr street Tabernacle. Rev 4. sGNI-
son PastOr~abbatu services, morning 1880, Afternoon
evening 1880. livery night Tao.
C0nscCratIOn. Friday p. m.
All souls Church Anthem Memorial 4sth-st, west Of
9th aye-Ihe Hev.J W hkAMEk VIII preach at II a. M
At Fourth TntnrHn Church. l2-thst between Madison
and Fourth Rev. GRO. ". q a. LAO HER. PASTOR
breaches at O'Clock Church opens FOR the usual
services Dur IAN and winter The public cordially invited
even ug until hrst -unday IN October sunday
school 10
A-rvty -frst-st Methodist Episcopal Church, d.
ave T. Pastor Rev ELBlRI s. TODD Viii preach morn.
inr ami evening sandly school at $3.50 lshers will seat
Al washington square Methodist Episcopal Church
lltilst between Mac1OuRal-3t ami 6th.avtI MEkklll
iI.LI.UilD. mlni4tri.-lujn uI.. Rev. hr j PokltR
will preach on t.u4sultY Demonstrated by xprfeuce
ID o. 49,. Rev HINEf baker, Pastor Of -imls0n
church Brooklyn, viii occupy the pulpit strangers cor
dmy invited
Al Tabernacle Baptist Church. "a ave and lOth.st.
Vrv ROBERT B lfCLt. Pastor Preaching morning ami
evening ny Rev. j. u. CHARLIE ~ Kingston MEETINGS
Wednesday dnd Friday evenings. strangers cordially
welcomed
Al bedford street Methodist Episcopal Church Rev.
" M.kENUREE DANW0oD pastor will preach Morn.
inc subrct-"E spiritual B0dies" Nv 4ublect" The
Han-0med Returning win Songs iews AZ iloc stranger
cordially invited
All souls Church 4th.ave. corner 10th ste' mon by the
Pastor m EOD0NT g. WILLIAMS. ~ y "a lhe
pubic cordially invited Notice will be given OF ho opening
Of tho sunday school
At-eotch Church l4thst between 6u and
9th aves.-Aeryices t0mOrfu AZ 1880 a "a aud y a.
Ihs Pastor, the Rev y IA. HAMILTON DID, viii pfeaeh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20


Ny DEAR NR CALDWELL: on the 29th inst tn sec
ord note ~ the loan negotiated M December last falls
due ia. first Tor - O32 30 wn ca fell du' March Il -
Atl was compelled 20 ~ 'ct at thr grav"st 40 sb' in
convenience 20 mv-.lf drew on MI Fisher for tine
amount but hc he lined to notice the dTf'. Ia note
which falls due ON the 2gth lust for N2.j7- -. 70
seeus extremely hard and uuit,J that should be com
The denf Of Pr-sidrn Cram d. Onern victoria ana cn
not believe that ID Mr. Fisher DOtn either, ILL
tend % leave mis- b irien on
II YOU do it will crush NE have possible means
wheIewth 10 meet these notes, ana beg you Mr.
Fisher either or both. 10 come 10 my In letter
from Mr. Fisher under date OF Jan gan he
follows;
I'm regard 10 the $500 which You borrowed AID
loaned 10 Mr. Caldwell rather Mr. Pratt. t was
sImed by M Pratt because yo1 received from hun so
0OO and bonds for the amount Upon ny wa ing the once
FOR the frs time after You .ft the CRY, MT Pratt said
he and Mr. harrington gave To You their intvd lal bonds
AMI they Kept the money; AM IN oririo OBTAIN inc
money, ana get 10 ont Of Mr. Pratr- hands Ob aimed
$50 900 land bonds, aud took what ! suppoed 10 DO
money, but u was not there. Part % ~ han been msap
Piled to ner matters; $4,000 NJ Il i0dfsd M fdif
reii the balance went into house al Luc Rock with
out my kuOa ledge or consent and Pullman cara SC &C.
New my dear sir, II ia be correct state
not nope Ist you will relieve the extent NJ the
$1,000 aad Mr. Fisher vii. surrey pIy the other
a. Il wholly Innocent third party doing nv host 10 act
a. sincere aad steA fast fucnt 10 both of YOU Dutt
not 10 be left exposed TO financial ruin AMI personal
Piea.e read this TO Mr. Fisher Ihave advised OF my
writing you. sincerely yours j. q. BLAINE
JOSIAH CALDWELL, esd
This letter like the long series which follows
shows how ucat were Mr. Blaine's financial embar-
EASEMENTS and sacrifices resulting from hls connec-
tion with the Little Rock enterprise. lie had taken
back stock from those % whom II had beenlsOld and
had shouldcrcd heavy losses in protecting his
friends. lie had also crippled himself in striving to
save the road from ruin. other letters of similar
nature require explanation. They efiectually
dispose Of the theory that Sr. Blaine made money
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. ~. onn s .3I..lol Or. 49, 80.
roun- rm-r coyourss, g.. IS.


Wt-uf.sIns. 70 f., J fr. 90. I-,l.
sly DEAR 'fr Il-IfE: N..N 600. mIIu.U. NI.irH I'D
81 Caldwell suggest . 100 no.. boo ci+. ctl range a.
meeting boo tn. cIty mex wcrN Hliu Col nr IufhI
ecu.t ~ BOO, mere Ifc +0u" reason Tor Dee l'yuf
tn,. yrrs is ut1 ,u. ARIA gmrut may ID. made iOr
fi..u, Hir ~IDIuiu I slI i..rtHtpI o.. 'hd frl. V
u..Ity ryru.ueIf clp IrIu-r tlc Nee iuf 'ud ath
l.fu to .u.s I.r iu f.IIIcf. FOR .In I'Iru . Your
eifrfI. th ID Iutuf Io'.If'I Yp1 OBS uY Twice ir
m. hive uu Ic.Irit uud r'lI iIir 1t mrul pt your
nnlucia condition rul c'p do some. ilA-' Ie'' VERY
.lugulut. vita llumt+ .pI.
uut yIu w.u up deem 1901. uItrI ton10n when
again au % .rt nifty urt. .u't oItrt FOO urtr g0Ji
notes for hc $4,000 uuI Chat oIeu' ti-' 10 h'F lu'
So. 600 bonds. which were uI' .f IoW"t anl W.T.
Caldwell 90 rypr... basis OF hn f2JOpJ l.aL do 700
b,feyc y'r con- amy has stronger 0' more equ Tao
aua lcea clam fhlu mIucw Ilc lt- p.r-Ou1 haris p-
% me are b TER and burning. ana hIuid = I'D .h IrI
drc.ca. Sincerely y0ut friend q. bLANi~
This reference TO Colonel Scott has given crumb
Of .crid comfort 10 those who for eight years have
made false Iusiuuatiou- in regard to The exchange
of a small number oil Llttlc Rock shares II count.
for nothing beside the mequ.yocsI testimony of
Colonel Scott rcfuting charge entirely based ON
hearsay and suspicion The letter shows that Nr
Blame was anxious % have ms loan of 500 to
the company secu'cd by good notes.
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xVXU

Wt-UfstfTlN, AfIIII 10 'l-t 90
s.u f be- one, .rcI error of Tact under which you are
llborue in regard to my ability ~ comply WIN 'G
ill,.t about the 10000 letter of cr'dl' 'i' -''
get it for you II We're able ou nay pt ,rI, La,
nave uo power OF getting letter az ei'Il 'n ~,
Cookc Except Do. paving the money Tor IT. az" ~" ",',,g
bre mt g,t and have uo means al stiuh- IT, 20" 'ts'.
me- ~ d0. therefore, rldt IS Simply "p'D'''D'' '..-
would rive me more. pleasure chan to serve you "
allie but NV losses In the Fort smith AFFAIR .ilt ,.t'
crippled me and deraugcd all ml hn,h'''. l"a , ',
know bcuttcrly amazed II you could sec lhe t.'I' ga
p@rirn,c have. haI In that matter Very milr.' Us,
sur Won Among other things. .tll 1--WE h'try "t VI
o. ~ noo ,,' J.ityrr.i to Mr. Pratt, and TINS Is
tbe most hara. ing and embarrassing to me- I'LL, go
n YOU will give IA. the s765OO OF Dohi- Wu,n P'V
pose throw of - payment 81 lt' l!' 49,. No.,
owe Won viii Gladly Ict your ten h'u.''l'' u'll'i
letter OF credit. but ~ release il',' "'' ~ '
propose you can do the Same for foli-tI . M
am at "a loss 10 know what Won mean Dt QUE 'l'
phrase that fhare d,i',ed ,reryH'"'y. ' ''+
niedf dO moi much 10 under .,I" "H'' ''' ''
and would be- glad 90 have YOU cVplAiL ,..if..
You reject the name OF Ward H'"'f az =. pr, '''i
referee. Please suggest name your 1'" , ~,
-ofg. one known to both ot u-. iiein
for .ou =, suggest re- name 900 case You "p n"' .'-
crpt nay basis OF -,ttlcmcut proposed l IVY ~ ,''
preceding this. Yours. lcrJ tf1l5t e" W. DIAM"
WtRRLN FISHER Ir, esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

pay you the udDOunt OF cash due you memorandum
held by provided you will pay me ha me amount ot
bonds due memoranda held by the cash 10 ne
paid and the bonds 10 be delivered AZ the same time ~
10 further sale Of the share In Northern Pacific Railroad
that could De determined aerward nm ready O do all
I'm my pOwer.t % Obigc YOU In the matter.
n we adjust the first and second points herein re-
ferrcd the third might DE left II you desire H. 90 the
future.
Hitherto have made all the propositions ~ settle
mcnt n this r. not acceptable tO You. please summit
your views ~ fair basis I'm writing sincerely yours
WARREN FISHER, jr., esq. J. q. BLAINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

When 10 sou propose 20 sail Tor hnlpP''
AUGUSTA. Ne. July ,, 1872.
~ t,p,p No rt.ury. w,4 detained fu beyond my
oyIrcatluns m Sew York and Pcuu-l inh being mere
3ri grn- -. FRUSTRATED by the heat that bad mo- lfrngth
or energy Ia call on YOU. t ..
II .rn. tn me- ns review and recall our several com
fr.pcea that We ought not tn have huy trouble lh com
inc fo nn ,,-y adjustment follow. First AN ready
49, mini the memorandum held hy You in regard 20 the
Sorfhern Pacinc railroad ~ always nave n''h -''"l
Won are ready to consider the laul Dohut III NY p'.,
ann ~ .1rnrred in payment ~ the debt 10 which they
we're originally held collateral tlfd' am feaof W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

OIrCr oT AbNMss srGAH RETINTHY. !
- lNplt -r.. BOsGOs. Sov. =. 1-1l.b
NJ DIAN AQrtiLA: Not having heard from
y0u recently aud being very anxious tht yuu should r
cover your money back from ilr Blaine incosc yon r.
letter which wish you send him " he R"ts
Washington there viii be- considerable delay n getnR
him. aud do wish any further delay iu having
the matter aettcd INF. letter which incose ha. been
submitted ~ Mr Atkins, Iud IL meets with his approval
IN every respect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

AUGrsrA. Ne. sth November, 1871.
MY DEAR Mr. FISHER: pressed daily for the bonds
whicI mp t. this time have been able g. deliver
Ler me assure you that n suffering in this matter
alone ud not bother yOl, uut wait IN silence the Issue
of events. But how can do this with plrue. who have
paid their money eauesy demanding OF the cOn-ld
GRAFTON promised by me- hut winch AN able 10 give
beraue do not rec I've the bonds 10 which am entitled
b. contract am rery 20 receive any kind uf re- sOI-
able prOpO.i ION Won may ~ IKE T. question or
money making with me- Il ~ simply question NJ say
ng my word VIII ON r. rH eucrtGcc greaf dcH Ia
grf scth.,Hct feel assured ~ your friendly d posi-
t0u toward me. aud therefore do with seem im
p0riuuate aui trIu esome, but you knew the ag1ueH
hlv ne ed u rms ma Ter dur PAST six ~ mt
You would ply me. am sure aud make n 1T Efforts %
rciieF mc Yfdy lei me kHDU phdl dm ~ c'ed Yours
very sincerely, J. .. BLAINE.
WAHRLN lisHEn, iE, esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

Tho amounts incloscd on the efthand marin a'Nc w.
sGOO - 200. Sl.7o0 are payable by Mr. fl7her W WI
Blaine. $50. , ~, ,,-,o,a O.,
nay 500 ol - 500 first mortgage hoN~, S'""v il
sranis aud So 900 each Of common stock ana NleIVu
stQrk Mr. Baine was t0 receive from MI fi'ii %" ''
transaction $500 in cash . .
81 Mr. Jeremiah Prescott. Of Boston agreed 10 pay
81 80 for ~ 80 hrst-murtgagc bonds. -1upo i'h,
grants aud 80 900 each Of common stock and pc. eN
stock Elaine to receive thereon from Fisher Tll'V
In cash. ., ., ,
a. Joseph 4. sanhorn. of East Relheid Ne. @ o
~ nnv 600 for ~ $50 first mortgage h'tdh' ''
lind bonds and go 600 each 0f common stock am. mr.
f,rrd stock Mr. Blaine to receive thereon from fl-hc
$4,000 I'm cash
These transactions were conducted under the
contract of September =. 500 and weIf praetic-
ally closed before the next two letters were vrlteh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

Boston. AprIllI1s72.


r. DrAE BLANr; Nour favor of the l3h mat.
rcd mel me tins am surpri -ei 1t l7 clntan's
nave i0a Icd You various tlh when Nuu were com
pdrdtlvc.Y poor very large ,uus of rv, AMI rev T.
nave Fou paid M dollar from Four own pocket,
either urncp or interest have paid sun ir, amounts
90 others You w-rc indebted. and m 80 d'D4
you have allowed q -tud IpllI tx, th' notes which
hold have pl iced You n l.tOI- e ely yOl nave
receive y.ry large %, mDnv wltn0u on" OI lr of
par. OF al he par . cpnucc eel v th the Little
Rock and Fort Railroad mo- ON" ms been % tOru-
nate Yourself iu obtaining money ont Of o. Guu Oh
tanned -crDtlon- fro friends Don Nam for the
hu.ld or Little Rock ami Fort -milh Rail-
ro1d ~ tnHir suD-orpti1Is y0U Obtained large
amount rutu OF bon AMI money free d. cost to You.
have cures. AMI know the auou T. - el1- to
p,l zeal pls able 10 work oh al your
bonds ~ very gh price, and the fact Is well known 20
be- ned DO they knew the acts Are my 1rsOOtt"s
-as-l Rave Won Obtain $4,000 f.r Mort crn Pacific
Railroad amt make The Investment 81, f-rte
mcuti The course have thou ht proper To- take ia
r- il rather poor One taxing your re-
Iafiou- Rifh ard agalu ask yOu to reconsider d
gran a. IOu Will iud 81 much et-crt' pay oDtt ming
the credit. and -r ced tIat rour~ tIuk ug fo Doc r
best. 81 ypu again decline shall hc obliged To- 10 the
uots orr sell them To- outside purchasers Necessity
know. no law.
Whateyer bonds still due to you VIII Doe delivered as
the road progrc,-e- The orr rot.ou- of YOU lei or
MAKE no reply. lou know the fac g.; % is sufficient
rhlt SNOW tacm and DO usr.s, to men lou 'hrm ti
this Tune. P.cdsc answer at once. r"mhn rc p'c ally
Ours. "AthEN FISHER it,
I'm this letter Fishers sorded and graspmg nature
il uninasned Mr. Blame. in ms reply, presents IN,
own side Of the cOntrOvery.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

ArgfsrA. Mo. oct !. lF'il
Sfv rs Az ctnt spniro fO ypu short un' pc" "'''
,,t ~ it,frrpsf a. ynur railroad CUnp1it thF "'fI
tf fhs lssf session uf Congress a.. t.uf
1, WINS nn the inst might Of the sceainu WHOM i' n
,,,,,iru ttr 1nd gtuut u thr Hintp oi Nrhnn1- inl
fitflr llo,t fnnd WIS reached. nnd Julian gI l1ll
,t.ttn,o nf the Fuilir Land Committee. nt 10y ''.'
untitled A. ihr npnf attempted 20 pni "n lhr h'Il | ''
amendment. tho Fremont 90 fHan s'hrun . "N'I'
,,,ss.hi. wru imuun fn hf Caldwell lhr HOUSE M'.
itin aud the iYnti 500 iis Fremont iuinf- 1919" ln' 'N''
lid -tf ttp aud tdiufa amendment Whs Hhflf :" Pi W
m ttouehi Co. "a vote tin1ia Hud other Wrh"ir ~ "l"
Attsusas who utfo doing iirlt urs i"f mon "Nh ''
winch tnrro -rnuiri go he 40 "ilrrilnhl Wrtf in 81"
fsf IA Wn- we'll khdWu that thr FrnHif NhF h"Hhr o." l"
Frsnon sehrne aud ~ ihe Arkansas ill hnl l"h' t'
H. the keuate with Juiiu's Amendment li' N"l. H,-
would have gone on the table nud slept iir 7'fp" ""
u This dilemma Root. came Go mr ln KNOW WIN "t
earth Ia, could do under the rules Tor De- ~id u Wa f
Ia his constituents that the h should ph-- 1" 'i"
fbat Juliit'- amendment was entirely ON ol "u D."
cllse moi germanei but bee had not sufficient tphhi,"
m MS knowledge of the rules 10 make llr l"l nil'
said General Logan was opposed TO me ii,np,, [ ~
and would probably make the point sem my p'I'
General Logan with the suggestion, aud he NJ once hu
inc uoiut could not do otherwise than sustain ana
Ia rho hin was freed from the ml-rldtA ou- h'hl''N'
moved NV Julian and at once passed without o'1''pu
Al that time had never seen Mr. Caldwell nul l"u'i
i,,,',..l, rours j. G.. BLAINE.
W FISHER, jr., esq, 81 India-st, Boston
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10
My DEAR MR FISHER: Iiuc.o.o you $1,000 cine b,
ba arcc of A. f. C0Dur's mt 'lmclti 5000 100 pay
ali A son f. N i~illis ustauu $1,000 D. paT.
OF ~. 4. Mlulps m-iaIm ut Lot VI hoTIf
suhcrptOa of s. OJOI IS additional 10 those Already al
Vi.ci uIising lu al. rlj ,OUJ There ma uOta.Dy Ds
$4,000 more. On. $4,000 viii ne my iut.
received you're inclOsng J.. H. lIHeunrr letter rom
Il asf By IA ~ succcc lug This you VIII rcceiy cashier
check for IOJO nd mere ftrr yOI " % have mo- tr1u e
with amy o. The Maine subs rip Ions All VIII come To
y a n cish'r checks or money dlrcc by express.
not, wIat you say about the Importance of NY Keep
mt all qui herr. fully appreciate y'r wisdom. Id
VII Kindness and ~ an ondelvOr tOdO ust a. Won desire
ia o IRE -es me letter in losing NE G0be by Same
mail vita his 20. re- al b. Won % dr Csi Te n yJu
think cxpedicnt. have eudeayOrcd IN wrltlu. NOS 10
be iHdeicdte
Ishal $40 YOU IN Bosom Thursday noon. Don't senl
any receipts 20 Maine folk TIL come. Yours,
". r, IT,, esq. J.G ELAINE
These letters show that S1250OO Of securities
hal been disposed of before the reference TO the
ruling wa. made No other transactions occurred,
Mr Caldwell having declined from the first 10
admit Sir. Blaine INTO the construction scheme.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

All for s12. 500, payable: oco
$1,000 $4,000 November %, 1859.
$4,000 5000 December .. 1869.
si7UO) $500 January ,. 1870
500 February ,. 1870.
500 March ,. 1870.
500 April >. 1870.
800 MAY >. 1870.
500 June =, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

IIFTIINI NUI- ]
Ny DEAR BLAINE Your letter of the 30 inst received
! hope Mr.. Caldwell Will respond 10 your request
promptly and satisfactorily cannot ~a} any thing unti
-cc Sir Caldwell who keeps outot the way OF creditors,
bat probably hc viii call upon soon. You nave hdl
more bonds than yOu state in your letter II you have
given any parties at a-u-ton or disposed Of them
10 others IL f. no concern ~ muc and of must Dee
accounted for IN any settlement hereafter remain
/. yours, &c., ". FISHER. IT,
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MI


NN-U1NGTDN. -. g.. De. D.. l-'0
Nv DEAR Mr. FISHER: You have reed Mr. BoufWcIs
t....
Tnrc,lmc Won will deem h necessary - come oh A'I'
il - Ict me know oi % 20 day or two iu advance
Ihavc written Mr. Caldwell about the bank; no trouble
in securing nix of 100000. t.
500, of Wiiwl not allow the Use Of The Arsenal at
IIt.I. lsoch-.y- t is impossible. Very hastily iri}.
-'- j.. o.. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

Afff ST 4. Nc. IAN juno. I~ Do
NJ DEAR SIN FISHER. / tried very mari rr4frr ilT
aud dav before Monday and Tues lay t1 y1u IIf
was not fortuults enough To- rnu zero f0L im ln
nv connection win the Fort Smith enterprise ! have
pad and c1uacd ~ be paid into vr treasury about
100000 and only rrslf - me IL the inOst pain u
rernipxitv. Thc m1st pHufu' OF 1l AMI fie mo" op-
ur4ssvc h the s2Jlup Fuich PAL ~ ST. Pratt or y'u
Ianv . f. which borrowed here 0n my own taifh nul
credit IN distinct undcrl anding with ynu III ~
was 10 he repaid. aud that was also to receive GER
tam proportion NJ tine bonds have poo "a on.y n
rar of the bonds Io larger part-ind NOT dollar ~
ine mpIot Mud now. in addition ~ all other troubles
have 600 comp me. little over that amount irh
lam held to lake care pf pr " through verbal una
ailudiug AMI ulrlF through written arrr mont -'
ppus lun foo Aurli p1 1Hd ppnls All 3" fall duo ~ J1Y
uu 90 .fIzaco bonds. N0w. have opposition -
mHEp foo vlu wIf think r most liberal AMI fair. going
na poa. DIS without running m coli n1't
Hl r..uvpfF " v1u wilt lu'J 1t r11v pf pur lRr"'ut
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