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hnS Lawyer NMes CswsrA.


Tho case of the artist Abram A. Anderson
against Luther A. Milbank. who refused to pay
for portrait OF Mrs. Milbank. came up again
before Referee Robert Bonynge yesterday. In
the oiYice Of Lawyer John L. Hill. In the Boreel
Building. Mr.. Hill. who appeared for the de-
fence. asked for an adjournment on account Of
tho absence Of bis associate counsel. Horatio
@. King. Mr.. Anderson said that tho case had
been delayed already BY false statement that
MI. Milbank was out OF town.
Th: oy.q iS % MT a
Ii Is not proper fol. me in my own once to
say that you ~ but II you repeat that state;
ment you will 60 out Of bore head over heels
Mr.. Anderson replied that he had merely said
s..y w. :s S %S Niles. his counsel II viii,
Mr. Hill shook his fist at Mr.. Niles and de-
nQunced the statement - lie.
Referee Bonynge adjourned the case to-
Thursday next. and went away, A soon as no
sa M Vent s sS to Mr. Ns ana ma Tsspss
him ,by the left shoulder. shook his fist under
Mr.. Niles's noss, and shouted:
Do you dare TO say that went into court
and stated that could not find Mr.. Milbank.
NJ % no.! ;sy Ehss @yssiJ but Mr.: Anderson
me- BY any threats" replied Mr.. Niles.
" II you do III strike you."
Here Mr.. Hill released MI. Niles's shoulder
MSaes Win 81: rh RHf Re- then sd
". You Are 2 coward sir; . miserable coward.
Mr.. Niles thon left the office.
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a CONNECTICUT MYSTERY SOLVED.
The okslstsa Fsuna II TPunSull Seat frsn
the Disssetisg Table.

The Skeleton Fsuna II Tr.nSsll Seat frsn
the DisssetiaG Table.
BRID0KPoRT, July 1.-THE finding OF the
skeleton OF woman in Trumbull. eight miles
north Of this city. BY sportsmen. ON June 8.
was pronounced BY tho town officials to DO .
mystery that would never be cleared up. and
suspicious were circulated that handsome
woman who frequently rode into town with .
stranger was the Victim. Medical Examiner
s sa Y b; S sS + Holt
place, on some unknown day Of an unknown
DIR. Thomas Reid of Norwood N. j.. said to-
day to reporter that the bones were at one
dissected By him while at tho New York Uni
versity Medical College, eight years ago. He
Nichols. When he loft the bones were wrapped
In paper and placed in \ pine box In his study.
owned the residence used as an ONCE and q
snS when It was sold to man Nav
aftsrwsrd found by the bridgeport sportsmon.
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TWO DEspxRADoEs SHOT 70 DEATH
Rsttissusks Jake sad NH O'FalIsn Killed
Aner . Desperate Fighs.

Aner = Desperate Flight.
HELENA. Mont, July 1.-Two desperadoes.
known a. Bill OFallon and Rationale Jake.
auHrreled with several half-breed Indians at
Lewiston. eighty miles northeast OF Helena,
yesterday. The row ended In all parties draw
ing weapons. At the first IRE Rattlesnake
Jake had three fingers shot OF. whercupon he
and his partner swore they would clean out
tho town." and began firing at everybody In
sight There were only three guns In town.
but these were used with GOOD effect and both
dosperadoes we're soon crippled. 0'Fnllon.
finding himself mortnily hurt. rode to his part
but viii stay with you" fell from his, horse.
Raising himself on his knoos he took deliber.
sSte aim with his rifle st young man named
him dead. The oitizens then opened general
fire on O'Fsllon. who had again staggered 70
and then. lying fiat on the ground and covered
tlssnake Jake also foug69 desperately. ,conttn-
wing shooting until ne diod. wounded 10 four.
slight wounds. Both desperadoes were mem.
time had infested that part OF the Territory.
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se,.,nr Weak n.A by Moenl,sAt.

Fishermen who frequent the weakish
grounds At Princes Bay. RArtsn Bay. and the Great
Kills have Of late reported the Richmond County
Game and Fish Protective Association that when the
crew. Of mehsden boat, ind this. there schools
weaknsh IN the waters the inenhaden boats In.
side Of the schools and the weakhsh taken by thou
sands In the great seines Of the menaden boats One
boats crew was reported - having secured 800
nsh at one haul.
tice and he requested the Game Fish Protective As
socation to furnish him with the Of the bnnfs
thus violating the law. Watchmen were accordingly
placed along the beach for that purpose but tho bos
and that large hnuls made. Patrols will now b
stationed there day aud night
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DESTROYING 4 MANS HONE
The Arrest a. BiiaA Peddier Smith Feliswe,
by bis WBEe's Duieide.

The Arrest of BlIaA Peddier Smith Followed
~ bis vVBfe's suieide.
William Smith, blind man who peddled
pencils on Chatham street. was sent to the
almshouse for vsgrancy on July Since then
his wife. Kate Z. Smith. who used to lead her
husband. has been unemployed and melan-
choly She went to druggist q. H. Wheeler ON
Friday and bought q package Of Paris green.
green was shattered over her face, aud a beer
glass half filled with the beer and the poison
stood on table.
In corner Of tho room was black and
white cat with litter Of kittens. The motto
God Bless Our Home" in broken walnut
bare wall. The woman had sold or pawned
everything snve the table. the motto. and the
beer glass. She was about As years old. In q
pocket OF her dress was found an insurance
policy for 3l02 In the Metropolitan Company.
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A sharp Answer to Sir 1.p.l ar,no.

LONDON. July 12.-The Pail Mall Gazette OF
to-day contains most caustic and pungent review Of
Sir Lcpel Grin's hook. THE Great Republic" The
Gdfee chans Sir Lepel for his self paoency In at
tempting to phosorhze concerning the national char
actrriscs Of great people about whom he knows 20
little Tho editor denies the authors statement that
fact that political power there ia in the hands Of the
extraordinary coming from an Englishinan In view Of
the fact that In England where the masses have not
the slightest power in controlling public affairs politics
rerks with corruption In comparison with which the
editor declares that dcspite all OF Sir Lepes
the hs book shows him TO be the victim OF
prejudice - bitter ~ 1t 10 reasonable.
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M..sr,.n. n.e.,v.s With . s.,....

INDrANAPoLIs. July 12.--Ex-Gov. Hendricks
arrived early this morning. and received with
salute He remained at his residence during morn
Ing where the recipient Of many congratulations
from his friend, and nsshbors large number of CON
KrAtulntOry tsle9rains were Als0 received Mr.. Hen
bricks declines To answer positively whether he will
accept decline the nomination saying would he I'M
proper for him To discuss the matter until he 10 formally
hotined u 10 the general Impression here that he viii
q which III. Hendricks Is sIpsctsd 70 spcsk. " 'N'
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LONDON. July 12.-There was another series
Of amateur athletic games open all comers to-day
Nottingham under the management the meet
ing at Birmin CHAM. The weather all that could be
desired and fully 1000 persons paid shilling apiece for
admission. The sport, however. was poor. Tho only
ono of the American athletes who especially disti-
In minute 10 rs seconds heating the record by one
erinE the distance in laA seconds Shook the 500
yard In minutes 40 23 seeonds with fredericks
Is Yards behind Murray beat WhyAtt in the three
race but comnlsints were again made against what II
alleged TO DO Aurrays unfair style in walking
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N. Mia. Near II. e.r-..,. Statue.

LONDON. July 12.-It Is officially reported In
Berlin that careful inspection of the Gsrmania honu
ment In the Nsderwad. and its approaches has failed
to show any traces of the mine which II was said had
been arranged by dynaniers for the purpose Of muir
derng the Emperor aud other participants In the In
augural ceremonies last September In the mean time
css niots and domrsrV Yisi,s are 81 nightly ocenp
renee In Rsrlin frnnkfor and other cities In snar
publications hut have been unable to capture the au
thors or publishers.
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Tho Hazard Durant Case.

PROVIDENCE. July 12-In tho Supreme Court
to-day In the Of Isaac D. Hazard ct A. vs. Thomas
G. Durant (cass No. decree made adjudging the
respondent to be accountable with interest," for moneys
received by him. alleged in the BILL and ordering him
within thirty days to pay the Of Sass $40 no. with
interest into the registry Of the to Rowland
Hazard Of South Kingston and Henry Martin Of Brook
Ign as special commissioners to receive the same The
decree makes perpetual all the interscutory
heIetofore made 90 far - consistent with s Decree
puinSuts costa, - - " .
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No Moro Cream OF Tartar oasr..

Erastus Brooks. Chairman OF the State Board
OF Health visited the oftartnr factory At Rdse
water Staten Island yesterday and told the proprie.
tors that they must comply with the order OF the local
asked Mr. Brooks 4 there was no rsnsdy for them Mr.
aside the demands Of Hoard Of Health even il the
latter were only village oficias and the only appeal
WAS TO the Governor direct.
The owners Of the factory then stopped work A no
tice was subsequently, served the village authorities
that suit for damages caused by cessation tho
tory would he instituted "
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He m. Away from III. Debts.

PorrsvILLE. July l2.-Lewis c. schartel. q
liquor DEALER here left home Monday to make
ness trip to Pine Grove His wife received letter yes
terday from the landlord Of the hotel which he nut
UP asking her TO send for the horse and wagon which
her hnshsnd LEFT there. since then letter has come
from SchArel In which he Gays he has gone away for
good on account Of financial trouble. which he had
COURAGE O face
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Sequel tn the Cornwall L,bs, Case.

DUBLIN. July 12.-It is reported that war
rant has been issued for the arrest Of Mr. Cornwall the
Post once ocnl who has Just defeated In his suit
for libel against Mr.. O'Brien editor Of Tinted Ireland
The police nre watching the witnesses who testified
against Mr. Cornwall.
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Called {. Arr... a. Old Aesu.,.t...s.

Policeman Smok Of the Eldridgs street sta
ton 10 assigned to duty at Ridley's Among the pur
chssers whose acquaintance he has formed Mrs Nal.
vnn Schmidt Of lOi Sumner avenue. Brooklyn, Z. d,
says he has known her about ten years He was par
ruiary peSshht TOWARD hcr Essterdny afternoon for
inside. Half nm hour Gterwnrj smok was called In
arrest woman, who turned out to be Mrs Schmidt.
She had gone about the store picking bottles Of
logne, pieces OF ribbon pincushons and parcels Of 6y
paper Smnk took her to Essex Market where she
leased the tbefts She was committee for trial.
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AMSTERDAM. N. Y. July 12-while trout fish,
Ing near Indian River Hamilton county Charles Brans.
CON- . boston lawyer. found . corpse in the creek.
There were three gashes In the breast and the skull
crushed The body was Identified that Of Paul Losee
who had Quarreed with jean Frunchos late winter
oyes German girl at her house Loses left rst threat
ening vengeance. Neither was seen again. They
worked In the lumber district ana left bShnd
i Is believed that Losee STACKED Frsnchot, who killed
Iody eight miles the mountain IN the dead night
Tho body was partly eaten by beasts when FOUND.
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MCDoNOUGH. Ga. July l2.-Mr. John ].
Bailey, weto.do farmer of Henry county committed
suicide yesterday No cause Is assigned for the act lie
has been active member Of the Primitive Baptist
Church for years lie left instructions how to bury him
and the text for his funeral sermon naming the clergy
msu he wished to prssch H. he was " Year, Of age
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Clear II. Way for the beer Wagon.

Margaret Sauer Is years old. housemaid for
Max Nussbnum, cigar dealer Of Az First avenue. was
sent out to buy groceries At 81 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing A she stnrted across sfreet her
way down Frat avenue. a big wagon Of the Germxnia
brewing COMPANY loaded with heer kegs turned into
the street from up town TIL. horses driven by Peter
OFT going at brisk pace. The wagon pole struck
the little Hir III the side aud knocked her down One Of
the horses hoofs smashed her SKULL and wheel Of the
wagon passed over her body She dead then half
dozen women ran to pick hor up.
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BALTIMORE. July 12.-George Buckley was
killed yesterday in Chesapeake Bay BY being caught In
the propeller of the tug Battsr. He in small boat
when the tug wa. backed and the line which secured
the boat to the tug was caught by tho propeller Buck
ley was drawn under. and the propeller made several
revolutions before no missed.
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Ground to Piece. Will. stealing i. Ride.

SYRACUSE. July 12.-An unknown man. who
was stealing ride on the top OF sleeping car. which
only Just passes through the central tunnel the east
part Of the city. wa. ground TO rieces early hour
this morning. diary, with the name John Joseph
mDwy:r. HUDSON. \. "; aud MI. envelope, addressed
lie had lit Of mAsOns tools with him.
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a Buii~, from tho Roof.

Mary Regain. n married woman about IS
years old. shot In the left hand Friday evening
she stood back window Of her apartments the
top floor OF 81 Morris street She had lust raised the
window. After the shot she heard the Tramp OF
running across the roof overhead she thinks hS
had etaIly shot her The wound WAS dressed yes
terdAy OF Chambers street Hospital
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While Mr.. Sloat was drawing a seine In the
Rondout Greek he noticed several large black bsss 10
the net indnstriously gohng mp the small fry. the
net WAS hauled into shallow water the basa h-rnfns
alarmed, ani swimming around the top Of the net until
they arrived at the owest pisrc Jumped over the rim
like sheep over fence Not content with their
cape, SAID Mr. SloHt, rAf'er swimming about lUD feet
out into the stream after another they jumped four
feet into the air their bodies cleaning like milk
nHua IN thu aunshine
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SLIGO. July 12-The Grand Jury has found
true bills against the Tubhcrcurry prisoners They
charged In the indictments with treason felony and
conspiracy to commit murder.
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LONDON. July 12.-During tho Orange demon
strnton at Eewry. Ireland. today party Of Orange
mon were stoned and they replied to the attack. A
Nationalist was shot ~ diseharSs from areyoiyer IN
were many paradrs Of Ornngcmrn throughout Ireland
and IN England, but, with tho above spOn there
was no disorder.
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Archery Is dead" said an extensive dealer
In Eamea YESTERDAY, at had short lived but vsry
trnrive popn urty ltwak revived year- ago,
b-c anne the rage nre years aEo which lasted two
three years and IL ended IL has been superseded
by lawn tennis Bows and arrows held 81
one NTH the price they commanded in lbS2."
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BRIDGEPORT. July 12.-While dancing at .
barn party given by John wixtsd, In Dsnbury. Miss
Marie EaSsn ~ year. OF age dropped dead o'clock
yesterday morninr She va g well = ever and par.
Dyoaouneed the cause 70 b heat Disease. 4
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Aisled BIZ tie Cenpa.s.

The steamer RoIburgh Castle. from Boston.
In ballast while coming down the Long Island Sound In
fog ysetsrdez mor.ins. ran her noss up on Hart's
Island Point when high tide came ct II O'Clock tug
s:s ~ We .s = w.
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Charles W. Doty. q tall. gray bearded cotton
broker of Augusta Ga this city few days age
and took room at the Sinclair House. On Friday
cut there wa: gash the io of his head and HIS face
WAS scratched when brought before Justice Klbreth
yesterday he WAS mot yet able TO speak. lie hnrd
SO dOsed with bromide. and foed III EFFORT to pay
his nne with baggage check. Finally he was sent "
his hotel in n cab
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Very desirable rooms with southern exposurs. Ct the
Barrett Heuss Long square, Broadway aAd ga -
OF reduced rates Ter The summsr.-Aas.
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Aaiissssss Near Erie.

ERrR, July 12.-During q heavy rain storm
here today. hail fell belt miles In width al.
nost entirely destroying the grain and fruit crops aud
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A Essinser 20 Years Withsss .. Accident.
LITTLE FALLS. July l2.-Uncle Rubs Allen
Of this village will complete his fortish snGi
neeI on the New York Central and Hudson River Rail
rosd In few days and will then retire. During this
long period he hiss with dsnt injured
. huniAn being. He IL In good circumstances.
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Cs.Aisie. sr she Working People.

WARRINGTON. July l2.-Tho Government
printing once will issue about two wecka volume
containing the reports OF consular Officers the
condition Of labor throughout the world Last winter
circular letter was sent to all Consus asking Tor hs
information. Very full returns have been received The
information relates wages cost Of iv.
Ing, the habits and efficiency Of the working people.
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Halle or Fire on ~ Railroad Track.

BRIDoEPoRT. July 12.-During . thunder
storm tonight . dwslnsIon Main street, occupied by
Burton Ruby. was struck by lightning and burned.
Lightning as0 struck the horse railroad State street.
and balls Of IRE rolled along the track for long distance
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PoIss-Pil0s-Pil,

w. ~ ~. g. 9 :E -:
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HonSy Dew nns suk-AaV.
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LONDON, July 12.-Mr. George Jones. pro-
pristor Of the Heso Fork Tmes who fellow Pas.
ssnger with Nine. Christine Nilsson the aaa which
arrived At Liverpool yesterday came up to London To-
day special train which brought the prna donna
In Interview with an Associated Press Reporter lie
sail: when heard OF the nomination 81 Hrovsr Eleve.
lion 20 the Presidency IL certain Tho Nep FORK 1Lmes
shall support him have cabled to the 1les TO do sO
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Tho Ire. Cat. or the D...se Z. ~ Opened.

LONDON. July 12.-The Hungarian Govern
msnt has sdortsd project to destroy the rocks ut the
Iron Gate the famous rapids or cataract OF the Danube
The passage viii be formed into an open canal broad
viii cost 10 10000 aorins. and will occupy SIX years
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CAIRo. July 12.-The operations for the relief
of Khsrtoum. It has finally been decided will begin
early In September Cen woseisy continues to advise
that the line Of chief attack be BY way Of suakm and
Berber Additional material for the railway 10 being
sent 10 suakim The preparations for expedition up
the Nile have been suspended
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LONDON. July 12.-Christine Nilsson. who ar
rived hore to-day In special train from Liverpool said
TO an Associated Press reporter:
"Nr. eye has offered e 600 for each nights ap.
pearauco In America and nv expenses 10 and from
America but have declined the oner."
May ask whyf"
."Yes. You may think it 10 tempting but"
ed. inqulringly, "Butr
Nine Nilsson toased her head little scornfully she
replied: well II Nine. Patti 10 worth - UOO night
Christine Nilsson 10 worth 5000
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critioisine her with unusual III nature. Her
failure In Macbeth so depressed her that she
acted "Adrienne Lecouvrcur" and "Frou
Frou" very indifferently. drove some OF her
audience away before half tho performance
was through. and makes up so carelsssly that
the paint 10 daubed on her lips. and her dress
10 actually slovenly. Her Ill temper has been
Increased by her social failure. tho terrible
book OF Colombier having closed most decent
houses against her. and she has to console her
self by scurrying through her performances
and rushing of to Richmond. tho prettiest
suburb OF London to sloep In the fresh air.
The disturbance at Twelfth Night" was not
organized. but 1t represented small minority
OF tho audience. Tho Malpoho Of Irving 10 70.
garded BY some a. truly great performance.
while few object TO 1t a. too sober and relo-
dramatic In the closing scenes. Ellen Tsrrys
Vio'a 10 universally praised. but tho comic
scenes were spoiled. mt tho general verdict 10
mat tho play 10 not A. good for acting a. the
other ShakeRpearean revivals. while Irving's
msnacing and egotistic speech at tho snd OF
The performance is universally condemned an
. plece Of bad taste and bad judgment
The opera docs woll whenever. and only
whenever. Patti sings. The production OF
ssvonarola." which. a. being By British
composer was looked forward to with great
expectations. was terrible failure. owing to
succession Of unhappy accidents. but whom It
nproperly produced BY and BY Carl Rosa will
probably take the public.
trial In which Sir John Ashley the woll-
known hacker Of RoweIl undertook his own
ae'ence. on the ground that he was too poor to
py an attorney. developed the fact that large
sumoer OF the Hanson cabs Of London arc now
oNoed By the sristocrsey. Sir John himself
sAs ne Duke Of Marlborough ars partners In
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Standard Time I'm w,

THE BALL DROPPED AND THE BELLS RUNG TO-DAY
ON THE NEW SCHEDULE
The time reform was inaugurated at noon to-day
in this city, when the ball the observatory was
dropped at l2 m, according to standard or 18th
meridian time, and the lre alarm bells were also
struck on the new time jewelers. and others who
have until to-day abided by the old time matter
OF local pride, and because that was recognized
legal time to-day, In most every set their time
pieces to correspond with the new "ball" time. The
discrepancy between clocks In the District which
has hitherto caused endless confusion, and been
productive It Is feared OF considerable profanity
on the part OF men who have missed trains, VIII no
longer exist
The Rhode Island republican state coiisertica Is
called for March %
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Maine GreenbaclKers.

CALL FOR THE STATE CONV ENTI0S.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 1.-The straight green
back state committee has voted to call the state
convention to meet at Augusta, April Goth. The
call for the convention is addressed TO all who favor
the speedy payment OF the public debt, the sIhst-
tutlon OF Il ful legal tender national currency in
place OF bank issues, and the principles OF the
Chicago platform adopted in $780, and who are oI-
posed TO a1iiliat1on with either OF the Old parties
The convention will nominate candidates for COVER
nor and presidential electors ana choose a state
committee and delegates to the national grecnback
convention at INDIANAPOLIS.
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Jaw Gould Gone Sorttf,.

PETERSBURG, Va, March Jay Could accomna-
nled by his family, passed through here yesterday
afternoon, In his special car en- route to Jackson
yille Fla He expects to return TO New York within
two weeks