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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-20
Tho's Smurthwaite,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor In
Chancery. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. ONCE on Maple St., Baldwin,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-03-20
TO SAY
THE REASON WHY

Is this: We are giving the most and the
best goods for the least money of any house
i'm Lake County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Again the statement of the visible supply OF
wheat shows an important increase from the PREVIOUS
week The gain much larger than had been looked
for and its size sufficient Offset the decrease In the
stock OF and oats aud leave net Increase OF gram
OF over 600 900 bushels The figure. FOR December ~
ar, As follows compared with those Ot the previous week.
Wheat 43.5s54jI bushels an increase N l.773,67l
bushels cor 1876 7g2 bushels. decrease of 290iJ1
bushels; oats 260O94s bushels, decrease of 3t-s7
bushels The total visible supply IN the United ,taiet
and Cauada east ~ the Pacific slOpe j. now oo3l3,l0l
bushels against t9.37Os95 bushe, week ago. gain 81
Il2 296 bushels. The Chicago Board os Trade made
the visible supply OF wheat isllh1iS bushels an ih-
crease of l,0il. 29o bushels.
speculation al the Produce Exchange along
laneuidy aud prices play game Ike see-snV than
ANYTHING else Tonighrs hnal prices vars bu by sghs
fractions from the closing quotations ol NanlhR ~,
and the narrow confines ~ spec ulatlo' ii'n'' s"u
trading small profits noves prices ~ no np "rh'Nn
according a. shorts sell or ny a. tihr prns ad n0 ~
lion Of magnitude Is taken ny lf ~ "p'lh"A '".i.i
The export demand was small AMI o'eah n,snls h''i
sf,.dv with utlr doing Cash wheat Was fiirl npdnt
uuoi. while easier did n1t respond ip al hr' i'H nA
I'M Ia Inc public 81 The hra m'nls' ~ the N.s
inwest hnlrcs ~ The day, but the rntn "t
barely steady. January op',ons s,'r "n = !. nv
= at a5lsi aud May q al ~ cents. Corn ess ab?.
seady on yeiy lshi Nolnhn -, hialnf-s p',
err, 10 ceil 0serat bnl no change sas sh1eh %,
hs other oplloua 1T & for January q fol March an!
ssd gnrhaDgoi al $50 for JannaB, 49, ipf February
nnd jlis crna iol MAY optlona liltln waa don" 10 ~"
vistlis bat The lnnr of she market Wa HaslsF
Al tns Atlantic ssab0nl the feFe pis ~ c't.a'a were
only slightly larger Than yssenleS Tho Mti
,As al tbs Mesigru point. " A'.uihnl :
| lion, h0weyer, showed eonsltembe elih ~
Nowyork baltimore. lhlisdclphl. 80 ""a his nD'
| Ton tho receipts wufol Wheat H',lb1 pu'n',.
| corn, Isl .G2s baahelal oala, .slV pn.n.ssi ~
| gain. gbDpso bnAhaisl nonf, siV"" uhi'lA 2,
| rnieago Milwaukee and ~ iouls, ~. ,re'lp'
werrl Wheat aOi Us bushels corn lr',ipt w.nsi.
| oats. pIai8 hushes. total gtaiii o'i'V'o o"s""'s
s"ss. 10 J5 barioA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
4 QUAINT Array foR oHRiSrMls1IDE.
CHANCES AT SOME OF THE opD THINGS IN SHOP
WINDOWS

CHANCES AT SOME OF THE ODD THINGS IN SHOP
WINDOWS.
Pretty thin . Inside aud pretty girls OUTSIDE make
the show windows almost irresistible nowadays eA'
claimed an old gentleman as he joined aoroW' IA II '
of an upown store that advertised The latest h'Fc''
IA Christmas goods There we're articles OF ""h''iI''
variety and attractive design, A"ino-sel shaved thn
bottns Transformed - II by magic into 80 many "n'hh
thnt we're making desperate efforts ~ s"all"" lhn
cork stack Ia their bills. The glasses ihi "tn VAN
thrm wtrn IT u slr a. discourage iminhtihlt hh"''
Ancient ar,nuais appeared have blou lhh4nl lf lhn
btnrht 1T that mniruiihl hr'n-olf in' ''' .'"''''
II required some study ~ Hnd thai al ia' "l 'H'"
enu. u-tps. -nhias srindtarsi pDhiIls. rn1s To- 81
,,,d oven shaars woe fir natghl esn umn &" hold =
slender glass table hiled With quicksilver ia, "n"trl
horn that once proiinded Wn lhnh4li ii1ulr W lH Nv
iesas sfarr Oishmnrn goat wr'' Hl' ih'N' "a' Of" "
a smiini Way -. . Odd, =
la,nit women, t,hna Wifaids Nhnl hil 'hht'" iN''
sinna 80 metal - iiruNtin world : h'1p Dol, tI'i7
engaged Ia a steel lrrhnHr Wrfo in"ins many ~ 10
eini. nind np,h of ah.rta while irf OF unp '' l4.
ra,od ~ 1olnfr the ndti.nhJ # ln nasinl. np0n .
nifni,nt of rlnitptinG arnspl luiih'f nl'nt gun
,y.a hitting the tail ui ono of The ininunE HWh' lh
uurrt tot hunt went on IN III tis iwwoil 1h'b ~
hounds was on the trail l"Nn9 over ono oh',hi nll
wanting only sound f. in1l' 'rn errm ~ n'il'I pf-
suit of fefnard. ihon tn~t we're '"l' o.. ply rs
soldiers i'm this mininl 'fr u uI'1 i'' .nl' '- ln
rorl iilc They arup1rnd '. na ming win rintr-.lr
rieduc-s wearing a- Peel I tii o. i'rti.irtu tm D.
motberF kitchens ani 10 81. '' ''' 10 n'
and a'iil hean ed az mdrin'' hi.i' " ''l-' ''
rp." hi. rirlt trc. ,,..
ft. FL desired q'a'"t o-''non.. 'r C....'.a -.
q,... pir... .e,r.a.. .s-.. q rs'.,,ut dino ant
.'',. ,o,.,. go Or ".'.a' O.. r- '' .'..
"' Wv r.., .. Fl .-.'
.-.. i''..r '....t. 80 = .Ia' y-h .rt i'--
ir...i ...'. .. 'al in b. '.' '.l' '.'"' -.p
.t..,i.' 'Y.. "-l' hi tl'' 80 'l..r' r'' ti1 81 D
t1...il 60 20. string g. nary yni % T van
l...fi slatrp .it ,.' h.i,.,h 'ir H.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
EVACUATION DAY.

ACCOUNT ny A MAN WHO SAW THE BRITISH FLAG
II MoyED AND THE AMERICAN ALAG Pur UP.
To me EdnOr Of The rrtOune
SIR: Permit me- although Philadelphnn,
10 give You briei OF the event which In New
York T. held 10 be worthy Of annual commcmoration
refer To your Evacuation Day. This year but httie
notice was taken H. still itielf Il worthy
OF being noticed. TWAS the 25th day of November
isl that David Van Ardales father had the honor TO
CLIMB the flagstaff Al the Battery and mp the Amer
can nag Last year full notice taken OF the fact but
do not remember that any account given by an
eIe-Wine, Of the and hence send you this state
mcnt
rev days since while reading The Historical Nagr-
-'te FOR December 1909 then edited b., Henry b. Daw
SON. cs OF Norrsanin. met With article entitled
NuloW'-i1ulf OF NIor samuel = F0rman ~ syria
ci-c " ~" end in ~ forni account % TINT event.
"hich hope MAJ prove OF interest 10 some OF your
readers It rms rs follows:
crord. 'n 70 re Blii Heal up -'o~n ~. It was called
70 gee "a, two Armies. The mat thc British Army;
road ming paw 8c B r'i.h. Az no, p WR, them
tel" H. w n!on iee hnlt win cons tirranr -Q9Gsc
l 'ti,ap9H I'M, loolo much hlntnnrr a ibnnght
in frant 81 me- irr nlrcs ihr 6arcrS 81 he tvs
arnr ver' holirr riilof rerhprs bi soinr r,imt'c
Hif wa 80 mg hini iHahei ". " hm ptrt V
Ni'l hr sfi' fr'llY- 'rr W if itinn, rrf 9lb Rii.
pA-- #' r.'ls, " H. T.. rrr ,i 'Hg '(iiNsa
FRY flrf q Ni br'Nai sri 'B'h Niefeafi bArp'irt{
ttrHi. $3.50 Wp 81. -F4al 4Nel fhE iat4pF l,lpa
'H i.s' raH tr- lgfr 9''Ei "A 800 t;r' H'rfi Al
J" r,.sN Va ,N'1N ife ipip"a e'r.ai 4 'Ne " ~ 90
Ns'"- tnhn E1 s4hl : kep' iF tne Arll na'Ii 'ie5
.f.l '-e insi uu tte Battery 10 tln hepse
t"' AMER. " iia- cnId he Anisiei tha enem having
-'G.'rh 10 Fiag-stit that Wusucge,9iu at
| 'rNw ST., made o. climb it, A. l.s a little hoy sue
ctdri H. ieeied the Aaynrls and AZ went the star
sAu-ied Tanner The load cheering up-went toward
heaven mats went r1uu aud IL ia little climber ever
rt'Etd AL That Was donated | don't think that lie
M"Hl nave been obi led % wood IN lis Old days IN
bT"uhiyh, IS | wits informed was the a few years
sinee; II was memher at Congress, the first duty
uit fhouliteel would Dee 10 ask for farm, Implements
o. husaldry yoke OF oxen and years pro .isi0n and
donate them TO HIN his family dead for that
| noble act
Bowery Theatre stood in 1s60 Mr.. 4. b. Caldwell. who
wrote sketch NJ Major tprman. SAYS that the officer
VINO spoke ID Alm was Colonel Cummings II. q. /.
PH0feiPhiG, Nov. % 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
ARTISTIC ADVANCE N OPERA.

To the razor Of The TrtbuHe
SIR: Allow me to express my most sincere
thanks 10 the stockholders OF the Metropolitan
Opera House for pleasure they have Afforded 10
so large mass OF their felow-czens, and To DINERS
who visit metropolis, by the performances no" p's
owen AT that house. lam aware that except for the per
aity 0f these gentlemen Il would be imosshle u nav
such representations ia this country as thoscoi f"s""
and "L,hengrn" which / hld the privilege ~ witness
INK BY thus opening their private purses ihy VIZ
mlly represent here what Is represented by royalty
abroad for without subsidy ~ opera companies of mrr
can be npore any more Than malls conld be carried 10
present times Nv steamers
10 NY mind this uov departure marks an eva "i al
,ancnment IA musical arr iu America. To advance Art
m one direction l. Faurug 10 also ia other directions
and iu county 10 prosperous ths, that Is Nhu -
needed aud inrf af rhs uyn u isa great step i"'Ft
wleu iho rendering of tle Nuta of master ln - h
uieti dnemet ~ n1lr Importance thhn ilH prsnh'
charms, voice nr singing "f 'ortllni star I'' s' a'
rtir iooAs upon nn.i' H4 in'ans ~ Interpreting h7 I'D"
hat ,una bnf the artists iie metropolitan npafH l"ua
.to ,,i,rs s,snr, rul thn Hiusir thef Uierpfait
set this i- .. n should ha th,inrlrif i H"p' h,1 i
hstrt performances thhn thHse uf tdro hhl I"h
eH.ii u foo which, hi" tfifiiml 80" hn' lh'rhl '!
ffIi,n ipYu fuut mu1rt riitr7 tntt"ffif' 'l .'If
a. u. his nrnu Nrtt rfh1nsin nnl ilf 10 h. 'll ,
nn1 ii Nua mum in ho commented tli 10 N,'.n,l p,
fnl ffnfn 90 tr. low rufh iutuff1nf tffin'hin' 'i
tns, in itir shutf huHfH ru" r1 hrfUfr thr puNIn"
of ir uruur piprf hlf ant tp work Ht is tl.k rlih
h.i.utr mud with rt,t pfnu. LOO.
rh,t, H. mo- gaol foi.pu vht ihcfo shoud mot to i0
Sow Nufh what they hitr in fhe ntr" rltrs n N"ru'1
nnm Aua rin that 49, operi' iniefrhinEel Nlll n'' ll
sturkhoirr does mot feel thut hr ur mig amN hff mi
ing martyrs of Themselves VII ONLY Voc nrc's. I'D
t,il of tive months in 'he induce them tO s'fo
hove and ~ hove hr ynu now have. ana
r,tor ones STILL and with greater variety nj morr mod
| .r.t. ro.f =. T..
5,ir T9rt Dec 6. 1ssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
AnNnR niINGs OF The SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Mr' Jonas III 'he
Senate to-day, presented mcmofI"! ol tue Jo'H' 0o
,l .,c,arious Of New Orleans protesting against
Tie ratification Of tho spanish treaty Mr. Norgai from
the Committee on Public Lands, reported favorahY with
Amendments the bill to forfeit the lands granted to the
Nev-Oricans Baton Rouge and Nicksburs Railroad Com
pauy; Mr. Van Wyck moved to make special order Tor
January the bheretofore reported from the judiciary
Committee declaring subject to state taxation the lands
granted by the act OF July 1862 70 AID In the con
strucOn a railroad and tell graph line from the Ms
s0nn River 10 the Pacific ocean" and bJ when the
COMPANIES 10 become entitled 10 the lands upon
Iy 81 cost OF surveying The motion was agreed
70.
Mr. Hale called w the Naval Appropriation bill
polfcd yesterday by HIM from the Committee App ~
ir.fio, lie agan plauc1 10 To be the Regular Md
iI amir Ipfia bin perfected by the HOdse-but
,ir So - a. Oniy the last hall OF the yeai-
az, f1. Iil Hts pas ,Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
MORE SAFEGUARDS For THE BALLOT

IN me razor Of The TrtbHHe.
SIR: l. il not high time 10 agltate change
f te election laws OF the state OF Ncwlork Ought
van o, 10 add 10 Your present registry Law, which seems
,,oi one greater protection o. the ballots cast
bv recurring each ballot 90 bc numbered 90 the voter
WHO casts DC: ana Whcn Tie votes have been counted re-
,ir, That they be- placed upon string in the order OF
and then carefully sealed and kept for ref
ference at least SIX months
II ,ccnl- 10 po e very loose law which permits the
officers Of ea, lions 10 report eight hundred mutt
lated votes and over seventeen hundred blank votes ana
then burn p all the votes casts that 40 re examination
CAN bc made OF them. Whatever accumulation might
have shown many VIII always believe that the vote III
New, York Cliy at the last election was not honestly
counted.
49, dcpriviue over million OF voters Of the elective
frtui e and dishonesty with Tie votes actually cast
he -.Ith IIrutHnrs uO hope Of honest election lo
wear. 10 come. Du Ilt not nuN to tuln The hl-hl
rnrrg by which you conquered every opponent al We
Last election t.aic only dishonest ball0J upon IN"
Election Laws ultyrl Northern STATE and give Oqualt,
ill our elective franchise d. secured ~ every pussihe
r.4r.uaid Mich thc Ingenuity oi man can devise
lista-y to ull r vote alter d. leaves the l.hd 81
The ,ocr and under SOME circumstances very easy !"
CONT fofrs ~ blinha Wis 80 hui su, J.
ihesicr, Ifnp. Doc 49, l7-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
MR.. BLliNE KELrs 0PEN NOISE.

TrGSh tagfoa Correspondence 7 The BALTIMORE Sun.
Mr.. Blaine has Deen ~ rping open house silce
his return Nasn-tO and nj. drawing room ana o.
brsry thronged da} ANA night with visitors. lie
makes every welcome, ana far from indicating
disposition o retire from politics has been alleged he
talks most freely 0f The political situation and hs Ideas
Ol Republican pOcy TO- The present and lie luture 10
some pro ncnt Republicans Who had not voluntarily
called anon lin be convey fd ntiEa1n, 0f hi- desire 10
see them IA II believed thai while ID. viii Nonluallf r-
vote hlms, hl. literary abJlr he siill -idrr- Inn
self Boz the chosen leader uf the Republican party, and
po nses 10 whatever hr can 10 shape lts pDc Tor the
ufur Friends nf ts VIVA ARE sIld to n-sfs his conn
dsn,r are aAluR point 81 piorlanlnE hdt The party
Will ma necessary ~ ash MN 1" be ilh standard hrteF
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
NOMINATED By THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGTOS, Dec. 25'-ihe YIN
he following nominations to the senate -, ,s,ant
,a, Il Thompson, of Michigan, 10 be seeohn ~
,,'' ,ceneral Hiram Ieuox, Of New-JerseS' 70 p'
l'@,or Of customs tor the District OF Burlington 80
rr.1errk Nash ogden, Of Louisiana to be q"
surgeon IN The Navy Commodore Winner" s'9, S''''
,on, chief 1T the Bureau Of Equipment anu
4, ,he navy department with the rah@ 81 , prn
Nuii.u If rikeuton of kansas 10 be l"'''''' W
y, 49,. At vakeeney Kanj John g, Leyh"ih' IT, W
ona 10 he 10 sisor the land once at "'' N''''
Colorado Az. a. g,lvalr,
iIist Lieutenant Thomas dafteS, ct Tue -, =,
tobr ,aptaiui seeoud iirn'enANl ,m',an non,is
n, ",ltart ia hf tirsi id,itrnhhi 'hr.'N 'it "A
M,nr'nr isi CALVARY, go hn lu"' ~ 't"3 hir'.io,
t.-t,s, tnt btst iiuUittit !" 10" ifr,
t,.,,.u tt,hif a Wells ~ hn htlNH, ,gur'.,u
IA. 4 W Wilhnf. nf Sew fnih in ha N'''i' ul,s,inf
a.. t.u..t,f A a. Ufunieiuh 20 lia lhi w 49,
l,'f ,itili s. kennet 20 te qi nspa'wi r'I'''
A-,.,., rs.u,siaY ntnuiirh Naha lifi in poo MAJ
e'a .s,ei,,i tnuinsnp Aiunrt g. hnptnn M n y IA
nsii,isr and Assistant tnepne,H ,'",s" ~ t,.sd A.
tltnfHr " nnfhff hnn WING ~ 'Nfh' Wy
tlsttuf t.n4iufria So tie navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENTS THE SOUTH

-
SIRE Was the government that existed III
the slave states at the time ~ the adoption 81 IN" N'
stitutIon and from that time down 10 1851 r"p"p','
form Of government according % the m'anihs VI "'.
clause in the Constitution which guarantees 10 '''''
State such form 49,, LII. a, those
IT ~ WIS ~ in' ''''''' y.
states now any less 80
Bhghamion Dec. -. ISL
Prior 10 their eafranchise mont col'fel o'"N''''
had no rghts as voters, and were ther'ioie
prived Of none. Under tho Constitution anu 'no
laws they were in the same position NJ minors W
unn.turalizcd citizens. The Constitution VI"
gave 10 the different states the power 70 de'ein'1
20 what class OF persons the right OF suffrage
be intrustcd. aud under that power the sum"
was limited TO white citizens. II the CONSTITUTE
and laws were then obeycd aud enforced a7 III
most of the Southern States they were the cover
ment was republican In form. notwithstanding VI,
fact that the suffrage was limited Inc tau'' -
distinction which this correspondent ovetiopNs ~
that those 10 whom The Constitution ant tine law
now grant IN. right ofsnirage are 10 arg
ten, wronrfrllv deprived of that right Nhe'''''
that state Of facts exists republican FORM 81 gov
cfniren, DOES not ryst y Is government ~
force 81 bv itard all nnt u rovcrninrn' " ,'
pr6rle Us wh5n thc lava htvc intn'ie' ="
snnfa se.=Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
THE COURTS.
10 WHOM DOES TIE MONEY BELoNGf -

TO WHOM DOES TIE MONEY bELON"' -
An Injunction was recently obtained by the
Erie hallway Company restraining george W C"I'"N
and Clearance \. Blanchard from drawing rom 'o i''
ur. Exchange Bank money deposited Ia the nam" OF
C,rt,rt ar Banchard who form the nrm Of Carhart
, IA al.o restraining the bank from paying Out Au'h
money The order was obtained on The ground thal .i
Kari Who for several ytars was the r1llttl COMPANY
fs,nsiled money a. such with me uihk WIS
fr1u, Inc position lu November tha he was thn ~.
,n az ,hut Ia, neronuts remained uusettled MT
pnslted about ri 600 ia tbs bank 40 ihe agent
~ - rnut,uv Ore,- we're dur Mr Carlau from TIE
80 ~ III "a tIrre was q difrfenre ~ opinlon re-
M hi ths haals ~ settlement AMI ipi nc -nhn oi pr
e,n.t rst tho amount drl Oalini ~ 'hihhit hs lh'
,,rt III the company hr 1feuiriNhi f', thr MUM W."
~. ainsd Il Iaubriige smlin yesterday maven "
,.eation oi the injunction, Dn'ls'h WI" '''''''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
ACCESSIBILITY UNDER TIE TREATY

10 nc IdIfOF NJ IN IrtbHHf,
slRi The probable action of Spain. IN case
ia treaty Ia combined reminds no Of story they i"
of one of the wagon rondr between AeFi0rh aud Ne"
ak lo rsaru The annoy 'nee ani constant tat QUO ~
ur bridges 49, par hnaod from The company anf N'a
declared ffro 80 SOONER this done than the ooi
pai> advanced togs on tho other sige juat DOUBLE ."
that NosalEa wagon trie VITA sew York was under a.
great restriction ~ ever
once tho treaty cInnfmoi. spain has only 10 f"'o
Tho export duties sugar aud tobacco ~ "a proper
nsnrr when tho round millions that help 90 htrll W.
ookrt 0f tncle Sam will aid materially ~ hlhR we
needy putae Of sick Alfonso Aud the American 'vRt
er wiligct Lls goods 40 iowor THIS Nay be ph'i'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

Ye.lar,Iay. ro.aay.
TrE.nAr. Doc. 2a-r. N.

R.cause Of exceptional cDndt ions-the delayed AR
rival Of LARGE eet OF steamers al this por-o Custom
uo,i.e returns OF last week. foreign m0y ements ~
merchandise at this port make an exceptional faYqGle
.howing f0r the port, The exports fGr the week, o.
tnonsh they were smaller thau Tor tho same week of
either vt the preceding two years were ia eHcnSs Ut
the Imports ~ lO5 900 against an mpoFt excess "i
sgIH3Ibl fnf the week ~ 1853 aud an export excess
for che week of 1883 The inpurts last week Fl'9l'
$50 were s6.ojp,Dll less han i"r the "r'A Of l'7'
and MI Os8 Dl= less than fo the waak ~ 1897 t' -
uorts traI bJD wefu ~ -lO.=JJ moro than Tor TIE
.oa Of laAJ. and 81 .lJJ.osi less than ibo week 90
1857 For the nnyonr weeks ~ thla year the 'mp"t"
Of merchandi,e exceed tho exports FHpi7H-ol. Nhhh
i05Git eas than The excess Of 1881 and Fo1po'
~ eaa than the for the Same period OF 1857 Tue
resulting balances after deductlng he specie movement
On the business. Of nayoue weos' for three Jear'' are
shown IA tho suhIolDng tsblsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsnlsaros, Tuesday, Dee ~, 1854

WAsniAafOs, Tuesday, Dec. ~, lhsh
iArlAhisa uit bAG tihcrtth II II explained Al
re rifasIIs department that he new circular about
g., ait an III old faea 81 modification 81 former cr
flHl.. Hhfl admitted old fbpa only nun non lIffiei
souifs 10 urN circular ainitA them nom all 'oul
Nifs ait'l d.auitctl0n
llit tHAmts AnAssf iIotTsohfa, charges pre-
frnad Dganal Hrigeaut iioitBOfth sore ioFNadsl To-
dnt bf fsHeisi fialrn 10 lie tenant General tbriHn
hflrIal iiHyfu atHakH H terms ~ commentator ul
sfigrf iiDlfnDr h. nnd has rAd that N court martial
sia M DfrfsI n the case he hopes he will be called as
y ~ ihfsf fOi - defence,
J,uA ~. TioWsJSs Lxrtssr~-Ihe subcommittee
81 m tansp Committee 0p The Judiciary have agreed 10
tflNHslnd NAT rt sergeant. al. Arms lhuiDpsVn De h
u 500 rssulDs amount fuf the expenses iueuiicd w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
4 vnlcr rRnM TIE sOUTH.

- ne IA IIOr-0I he Irt0HHf.
SIR: Some few gentlemen met last night and
formed "a Republican club with benjamin Graham Iresl-
dent and Enoch Harris vice president 'IeYel"hd i
ia aud We ,vaut Republicans North 70 hold the sen
and ,,tn tlo House IN order 20 keep the Democratic
fail OF from rs Every Republican IN the south con
rs that II Mr. Blaine had had fair election lie would
ne or next President II the Government cannot pro
ect u In the south try 10 get Ms away 10 some s1au pe
80 IN mn of ST rrh They trying 10 Set traps 10 de-
trov us II we cannot get protection rom Ihe Nolth
rrn Republicans duru. lhe heAt IoNr years tee - 40
hope FOR NJ.
iIoany, Ga Dee b. 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
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