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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
|THE BUSINESS WORLD.
|gafford & Co., Large Cotton Goods
Manufacturers Failed for a
Quarter of a Million.
glfdendly Relations Between the Man
ufaCturers and LabOrers of Gin
cinnati.

TEE NEW JERSEY NATIONAL BANK.
WALL STREET, Sept, l2.-The bank
Examiners report that the condition of
the National Bank of New Jersey will
how much better than was expected.
The following are some Of the figures !:
surplus sos, 600, premium in govern
nent bonds at Washington $50, 900,
1iA S26S 600, deficit of the cashier
md president $780, 600, surplus $4S, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
COTTON MANUFACTURERS Failed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Kiernan's
agency reports the failure of Stafford
q Co. of Providence aud Fall River
cotton goods manufacturing. They
are said to owe $3.50 900 in Providence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
ME UNIoN PACIFIC.

BosToN, MASS, Sept. 12-The earn
ings of the Union Pacific railroad for
July were S2,8S3, 349, operating ex-
penses $l,06S, 1893, which is gain of
Sss,OOO in the net result for the month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Lady Randolph Chufchin, tho wine OF the
young and prpmlncnt English PnrlamentRr-
Ian ana political leader, vas Miss Jerome,
the dnughtef OF Mr. sonard Jer mo OF Ne
York. she l. now about twenty one years
old and n a dark brunette, OF 'onder ngurc
and grncom manners. MT. JIG ONE is very
Z oud OF his titled san.in.las and daughter.
have visited America once or twice IN that
time. Lady Churchill " very popular Ia En-.
glish society.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

We again publish four of the leading beauties of
London society, we think they are handsOmer than
the pictures we published last week, and would have
published them first, but have just received them
from London. Ii must be borne in mind that il is
the intention of these pictures only to show the out
line of the pictures 1t is net possible for us to give
the complexion or the expression of the eyes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
BANKEKs ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept. 12.-
Both of the Ladmer brothers, suspend
ed bankers, were arrested this morn
lng' Louis ]. at Hoboken and Will
liam at Atlantic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
SUMMER SESSION
CAPITAL RllsinESS COLLEGE,

Offers 4 thorough aud complete nvnIge IN
J3OOKK EEPINd combined With bUSlNfnr
PRACTICE In Arithmetic, formso Of CONNER
gial papera, Correspondence and Business
law Inc Normal Pennanship Depart
ment In charge OF the Wen.knoWp
artistic penman, Prof ID. A. 9uhtA.
invites special attention Of students
and taauherB. The Language Of Mexico 10
taught ~ speciA list, Pfoi. j. X. Ray, N the
Texas UniYefaity, and German by tne pFesl'
dent. The e1perienced pfrat0f and eleciri.
eian Prof r. b. Bobo, teaches 1eiegfnphy.
our facilities for a Busineah and Priletieal
education are unsurpassed ia the suulhweat
Invest IN 4 business Edne2uonl u need
| mot coat bat months time and n Gb schol'
1''r j ). AsDEPsoE. Pres.
BOZ 25. Anain, TEX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
THE CENTENNIAL
WIND MILL !

Manufactured and for sale on East Eighth
street. Water tanks speciality. Also, Sash,
Blinds and Doors 10 order by
TAFT & CHAMBERS.
Address, p. o. Look-box sSs. Fort Worth, Ter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

We offer bargains in Childrens' Shoes.
We offer bargains in Ladies' Shoes.
We offer bargains in Ladies' Slippers.
We offer bargains in Mems Slippers.
We offer bargains in Gents Boots
We offer bargains in Gents Shoes.
We offer bargains in Mems Hats.
We offer bargains in Children's Hats
We offer bargains in Trunks.
We offer bargains in Valises
We offer bargains in Umbrellas.
We offer bargains in Rubber Coats.
We offer bargains in Mems Slickers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

We offer bargains in Mems Business Suits.
We offer bargains in Mems Dress Suits.
We offer bargains in Business Pants
We offer bargains in Dress Pants.
We offer bargains in White Vests.
We offer bargains in Alpaca Coats.
We offer bargains in Seersucker Suits.
We offer bargains in Jeans Pants
We offer bargains in Mems Overalls.
Ne offer bargains in Boys and sHH SUITE
We offer bargains in Mems White skRgT9LoRED
We offer bargains in Mems Underwear.
reason
,lns anddon refund the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

Randall & Chambers Co. are closing
out their entire stock of carpets and
mattings at prime New York cost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
JUDGEYCIiKAN,
or Toledo, on Railroad Prospects md
- The Republican ltckeI. -

or Toledo, on Railroad PrOupects aud
,he Republican ticket. III
Judge r. H. Cochran, Of Toledo, formerly
oithis city, and L. W. Sutherland, both Di
rectors OF the W. & L. E. railroad company
are in the city, having arrived last evening
from New York, where they have been fol
some time on RAILROAD business. To an In
TrLLlolYcEH reporter who met Judge Coch
ran at the McL1re house last night. be said
that the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroads east
end and the Wheeling & Harrisburg road
are all right, and be added, "Thsy will both
be built II you Just wait long enough" '@
judge Cochran Gays the nomination oil
Blaine pleased him better than any other
political event for years. He prfsided over
The State convention here in 1880 which
chose delegates to Chicago, and was an en-.
thusialtic Blaine man then and has been
ever since. He says in Nsw York the de.
lection OF Curtis causes No uneasinEss. The
Republicans ara for Blaine and Logan, and
tor every silk-stockipged dude who bolts the
ticket twenty men with picks and shovels
will come over from the opposition.
Tho Judge says that on the night before
the reunion OF tho Army Of the Potomac at
Brooklyn he made little adlrer1 to G. A,
r. pest in the City OF Churches, in which be
told Of being atChicsgo recently aud eeeing
the picture Of the battle Of Gettysburg.
Were you at Chicsgo lest week?' voice
c.ked. mo; I was not," asid the Judge. 1T
I had bsen would bs loo hosrse to talk here
tonight" The crowd "csught on,n and a
burst q sppauss which made the walla ring
showed where the pest stood politically.
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bis charges are based, Tor he says II Is high
time that 1rishmen throughout the world
should know what a self.seeking schemer
they have chosen for leader. r,fFll IN
DOWN tn L RIVER.
Tho Railroad n 6ucceAA-The Location OF
!F. kome ktAtiosn Criticized.

Tho Railroad n 6ucceAA-The Location OF
!F Nome ktntioSn Criticized.
Correspondence Of III. laitlliee,eer. "
q. NKw MAnrlNsvILLE, w. Va, June pa
Your correspondent took a short trip down
the Ohio River railroad this morning from
here. The wheat harvest is at It's height.
The reaper and buoy gangs OF men were Ia
be seen on every hand. The Ohio Valley
never looked more beautiful, and the train
ran along smoothly and swiitly. A gentle.
man on the train who had Just come from
tho west remarked, II never saw a better
road. It excs,a our western railroads tina.
have been In operation for years."
At Slstersvllle tho station house seems
too far away from the town. Mr.. JED
Mccoy, the station agent, remarked our
station Is no farther frem the hotels and
business part Of town than the one at New
MarlinHville and at other places. II Ia
clear that the station house Ia In the wrong
place opposite Matamoras, o. 1t should
be by all means ut the upper ferry"
where there iH good water Tor ferry pur.
poaes the year round. The Matamoraa
folks all prefer the station at the upper
ferry" and 1t should be called "Mstamores''
not "Frlendly" or any other name.
The Local" up this morning had two
passenger cars full Of people, rivermen
going home, as their boats were tied up be.
low. -YIW'
A picnic party started from here to
Crcsaps grove to-day on the morning
train, headed by that veteran beau, CAPITA n
Bob. We know they will have a coed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

This Court met yesterday at 10 O'Clock j.
NJ, with all the j1dgea present, and attel
trauaacting the following business, adjourn
ed to meet at the came hour to-day: ~
The rlla agaipst John Frew, A. W. Camp,
bell and O. B: Hart, partners doing business
under the firm name Of Frew, Campbell
& Hart, publishers OF the IErELLI.
aKkcER citing them to appear and show
cause why they should not DO attached fol
contempt for an editorial published in the
paper on June IS, was read In open court,
signed and ordered 10 be served forthwith. !
The cases Of J. q. l. W. S.SDnff 70. Alex.
andes Good ct al, from Jackson county; n.
F. Altizer vs. Warren Hays, ct al, from Cal.
Gilmer county; and A. e. Leonard, ct a., va.
the County Court OF jackson county, vera
submitted, and that OF FleHher L Walker,
commissonersa v..J. J: Hssler, ct al, from
Jackson county, WAS continued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

News md Gossip in Relation 10 Varlou
.s.h" .U" PeUp1e. yF'

News md Gossip IN Relation 10 varioui
"r4 0 Peuple.
Miss Amy Nash, Of Gallipolis, is visitir!s
friends in the city. ~
Miss Lizzie Montgomery, OF Washington,
Pa; is visiting friends In this city. s,E5 y
Miss Barton, of Allegheny, is the CUES! oil
her sister, Mrs. A. 4. Smith, Of the Island.
Miss Mary Ssabright, OF the South Side, ia
the CUES. OF Mics Annie Rockers, OF Wrsh-
ing,on, Pa. a@
Governor Jackson has been chosen as one
OF the Wood ounty delegates to tho Stats
Convention which meets here on the 23l pro1.
Judge G W. Thompson and wife have re.
turned from Parketsburg, where they wels
guests Of their Hon, Vice President Thomp.
son, of the Oaio River road.
Misses Louiee Butler, Jessie Bates and Sgd.
ney he.sKeil lett On the Baltimore l. Ouio
road last evening for Richmond, Va, where
they will apend the summer. 5a
Messss. Frank Hupp and James McA dams
OF this city, who have been attending Wash.
and J.h-College, at Washington. Pa, have
returned home 10 spend the vacation.
Mr.. Edward Dsvine, popular Baltimore
Ohio engineer, will be married this evening
TO Mirs Katie Mason, we'll known South
side lady, at the residence Of her mother.
Miss Mamie Snyder, daughter Ct Jacob
Snyder, has returned from Mount de Sales,
where she has been attending school. Her
mother accompanied her. Miss Snyder will
this city. .I5.
Prof. J. B. Fowler, of Worthington, Marion
county, one OF the REGENTS for the Second
Congressional district Of the State Normal
Schools is the city on bis way to the com.
Gsy. Prof. Fowler is an aspirant for the
Democratic nomination, for Btate 4uperin.
tendeat OF Free Schools. -F7
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette of yes.
terday says: Parker U. Walker, city editor
OF the Chronicle. 7sIegrcph, was married LIST
evening 10 Mics Hat,ls a. Ksmmerer, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father. on Forbes
Btreet, Oakland, Rev. John H. Prugh, OF
Grace Reform church, tiiciatiHg. OaIy the
nearest friends and relatives OF the contract.
irg parties were. present. The young couple
left later in The evening for their bridal tour,
which will embrace several Of the eastern
summer resorts. E.l.t=l.
MIR. A. E. Losey has returned from the
east with his bride, nee Miss Maggie l.. Rob.
inson, of Wheeling, W. Va. The 'Wheeiug
coosists" are talking OF social reunion or
picnic for The glorious Fourth. There are
seven families and three single gentlemen
from the "6wit.srland OF America" now in
Brainerd, and numerous others In St. Paul
aud Minneapolis, aud up in Dakota, all old
friends and neighborS, who would perhaps
attend. Mr.. Alex Maxwell, Of Wheeling, W.
Va, arrived In tae city on Wednesday from
Nebraska. He Ia on prospecting tour
through the northwest, and so far has found
no place 10 please him 70 well 50 Brainerd.
Alex is q good, clever boy. and we're not
going to lei him leave us untilhe promises 10
come back to stay.-Brainerd, Ninn., Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

a pardon was yesterday issued by the G oy.
ernor to Harry Howard freeSe, OF this city.
who was convicted in tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio county last November OF the crime OF
petit larceny, aud sentenced 10 imprison.
mcnt In the county jail Tor nine. months.
The pardon recites that Freese YVES but four.
teen years old at the time Of bis conviction,
,n Ss and th s po II Ss ss doe eonv
lion no was q boy Of good character and OF
respectable family who are able and willing
to look after his future conduct. I Biz of The
jury which found him guilty, many prom.
inent. citizsns and etli,ers OF The court, III.
Guiding the Prosecuting Attorney, psti.ioned
for the pardon. Fresss wss ons OF the boys
convicted OF robbine Yabrllug brothe,s' cigar
store, on the South Side. 4. ..>ssl
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Notes About the BtenmDoatg, Bank Briofi
aud Teleeraphic Reports, V

Notes About the bfenmb0atg, Bank Brfofi
and Telegraphic reports, 3,
The Emma Graham downward, and the SEQ
la up are tc.day's packets In the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati trade. grr.sl, g-.T5lf5
Cspt. A. ]. Fleshsr, of Murrsysvllls, ar
rived IN the city last evening and registered
Al the stamm Aegse.
The river commenced rising yesterday
The marka last evening indicated depth o.
5 feet in the channel. .5.g-
The recent rains will raise the river suffi
GENTLY 10 let the coal Il ,et now laid up elonl
be river with empties get back to Pittsburgh
without trouble. 80. .g.. sg-.
The steubenville packet, Abnsr O'Neal
will to-day bring down an excursion marty
gotten up under the auspices OF the laoies o.
the First church, !
The ". N. Chancellor will pas down Fri
day morning on her way, to Charleston and
intermediate points on The Ohio and KanS
appointed and ably commanded. Shippers
,hould have their freight on the wharf this
evening" 22l- -.
People living along The river front are
.oout ready to esk Council to declare the
Martins Ferry packet, the Willie Austin, g
nuisance. She he's no bell, and while lying
It the wharf, in place OF ringing q bell
sounda saries Of most horrible screeohes on
her whis.le. No objection Is made to he,
whistling when about to make landing, but
the hourly disturbance at the leyea ID toe
much. At Gallipolis and other point, down
he river when boats OF the levee whistle the
Captains are arreated and fined. ,st.sss- "a
GREENSBORO, Pa, June 25.-Rlver 12 feel
and stationary; weather rainy.
OlI Orr, Pa, June 25-River & incht,
and stationary cloudy and warm. ~
PlrrsuRoH, June 25.-Monouga river :
fee, 2 inches and falling; clear and warm.
Look No L.. Pa, June 90 River s feet {
inches ana stationary weather cloudy ther:
mometer 75', 5B - s'g,s ~ =,
MoRaAK7owN. W. Va. June Is River {
inches Ian and stationary; cloudy; Thermometer
BRowEsvILIr, Pa, June 25 River 5 feel
3inohes and stationary weather cloudy Their
mometer So 4
RIcEs LANDING, Pa, June 25.-Rivsr 3 feel
mometsr So. ~, -
: LoulsylLIE KY, June 25.-River s feet II
inches In the canal and feet 10 inches on
the FALLS falling; weather cloudy, s,@ t..a'-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
TON HILL,s CASE
TO DO Heard A gain ON Novel Technical.
NAEElTt lty-Ho May Get On.si VII \ ,lg

NAlFhrH# Ny-ho nay Yet On Il 0lI n "a
II will DO remembered that on Sunday
evening last, Tom Hill, notorious E.s.
Wheeling character, undertook 10 assume
ohaige Of affairs at tho Central Hotel and
that when officer Hut arrested him, he
fought and kicked 90 that HI II used the mace
on him. Monday morning In Police Court
10 had three charges, dlsordoIly, resistance
and aseault lodged against him, was convict.
Ell Of al and sent up for four months. Yes.
terdsy Mr.. J. D Elson, having been retained
BY Huns brother. appeared In Police Court
and asked for ~ rehearipg on the charge oil
rtsi,tai cs, ~ HUFF was not deputy sergeant,
Jnly Especial, aud the ordinance on realst.
.ncs does moi apply 10 specials. Judge Jsi.
'',s o,dsrsd rshsarinH and II will probably
take place this morning. ltHFli T'NH-.E Z, ~.
nul was sworn In a. special by Mayor
Miller two or three month"; slnco 10 serve "a
d "Aub". during the summer 90 that the repu.
ar men might have their vacations IN ro,a.
Ion and At the sams time have their beats
Oiled. There Is an ordinance In force which
provides for the punishment Of those who
resist when arrested by deputy sergeant,
out there Ia none that provides for specials.
,oms time since an ordinance was framed
that provided for the punishment Of those
who rsslsted tho Mayor, members OF Council
pso'als ar nightwathmen when arrested, by
hnlng them from five 10 QUO hundred dol.
arr VI imprisonment from one day 10 one
year without bail or main.prizs. It pas ,eu
the First Branch. Tho Second took It up
last Tuesday night and amended on motion
Il the phian.hropio Mr.. Shanlsy by striking
out without ~ bail /. or main.prizs"
cbs soul OF this u kind.heartei can.
iidats for the City Hsrgeantcy rsvolted n,
ha idea Of, say Q woman, beiug arrested and
because she fought, Kicked and scratched
the otiicet, being locked un without bail o,
main.priz' for one year. He first wanted TO
know what "main.priue" meant, but strange
70 say, no one could tell. That settled It.
Nj. Stanley became mildly Indignant over
us f,ct that q prisoner couldn't have main.
prlxs to s,y notniug Of bail, and It wa.
stricken out II the Flrst Branch concurs,
'ome think that practically II will make tht
rdinaucs imperative anu the same state OIL
atiairs will exist a. at present.
There Ia something funny about the police
In connection with Hills case. Several Of
hem ateindignant that lawyer should nc.
cept q fec aud defend a prisoner In cats
IKE this-it apparently wounds their digui
". Last night Hui felt 80 badly over It o,
,Jmsthing else, that when he came In ht
pulled of bis badge, and turned 1t, bis whis.
lie, nippers. and other accousrements oye,
to Lieut. Bilvis and gruttly announced that he
would not report this morning. 1t Is whis.
psred, however. that Hutfis dis. ppointed be,
cause he did not get Radford's place.i nv. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
4 State Ho.ns Contract Let,

The sealed proposals. Tor completing the al
teratiOns and repairs on the new State Houst
It Charleston we're yesterday opened and OK.
.miued by the State Board Of Public Works
Fnur bids were received, "a follows: Bid Of
Henry d. Rrti er and James Grady, OIL
haf,.ston. SCI 500; bid of John Fuliz, Of
Charleston, s6S. GOV; bid, of'E; N. Stone anc
". NJ. Rust, OF Charleston, $50 $780, bid OF A.
h. 6hep lerd, also Of Charleston, sG8 09l.
The contract was ordered 10 be AVA. ded te
Henry D. Rutinsr and James Grady, at theil
old Of $6l, 500, this being the lowest bid, OF
condition VI their executing bond for theil
faithful compliance withJ'the tsrpg OF thu
contract, in the penalty Of $40 Co.,
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Thsssatue ofLibsrty,

PARIS, June 25.-Ths Franco.American
Committee will deliver the Bartholdi statu Q
Of Liberty Enlightening the World" 10
us. Minister Morton July s, In the pres.
euce Of Prime Minister Ferry aud dele.
gate representing President Grsvy. The
statue will be shipped to New York late in
Iu1u
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- We
BELLAIkE,
Personal, Municipal aud Interesting
II News Notes. 81. So ~.

Personal, Municipal aud Interesting
.i55! hcws Notes. ~ s.,
The merchants huvo reorganized their pro.
tective union. - b., 49,; :. E'tG.5
The ". o. T. q. will meet at $50 ,. ", to.
day at Mrs. A. Wiley's. $3.50 n
An additional number OF pavement, have
been ordered laid in different par,1 OF tbs
city. s5. %. ss,51,5 n j ''T'7.,
Marion HuTmau and 7. D. Hsipleiu ara at
Columbus, dslegstcs 10 the DEMOCRATIC State
convention. A "a = =. -tf.,i'
There were only ssventy.two csses Of cor,
poral punishment reported In the public
schools let year. ~ n 1890. 50,7'II7
The eighteon nonresident pupils OF the
city schools paid into the ecbool treasury
$1c8 50 last year, for tuition. - -,
g. R. Wells will remove his family to Mas.
sillon, The naw glars works will not be At
work before the tall start 10 September, =
Mr.. john Byean, Of Morrow, 0 /, is in town,
Mr.. Brean was for many yesra'u psYencer
conductor on the Cleveland i, Pitt,burgh
railroad. ~. s%-,7s 7 -. : ~ -
Mr. Frank Brewer Is back ailer visit to rela.
tives in England, and has taken bis place
sgsin as one Of the surveyors Of the Ohio
taAioy Iulltuhu. Ll5.T'fl 4-t-7taE 1r,
William thinner, who wentto California
to supsrintend the erection Of q new glass
house, Is back here aud Is drumming IN re.
cruits to 80 there to work. a.; 80 ''Ii 81 *. =
Oas, or two instances OF Accommodations OF
filth In the alleys has waked Council up to
make Wholesale prosecution Of those VIC,
la'ing the ordinances In this respect. 40 h,
Bpangler Pout G. A, R. will have the largest
OF the picnics on the Fourth. It viii be- AT
Craugle's orchard, below town, with singing,
old.fa,hionsd games, music by two bsuda and
. blind.folded ski1 race. 5 $50
The people along the line Of tho new
Nineteenth street sswer have been iran I'd
permission to tsp 1t at once. All OF Il ia I'm.
ished except the upper end. Council viii
advertise for bids Tor a stone abntment 10
protect the mouth Of the river bank. - Z,
: The equare Ia 10 be rented to circusts ats,
an interval OF several years. The trees arc tn
be boxed 10 protect Them and ono hundysd
dollars rent per d.y Is to be charged. A.
two circusss are 10 bs here In july his wjII
bring In 5000. And as an assaismant III.
been levied IN the taxes for "pa,kn purnoass
might be done to tho Square.
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AT CROSS PURPOSES.
Pnrnell and Davitt at War Between
t=rsn- Thomaelyes sz .iH.ttt - ,

3
Parne,l and Daviii at War Between
Themselves. 5lE 4. x
LONDON, June 25.=There is war to the knife
ha.weeR ;MiQhael Davit. and Mr.. Psrnell.
Nj. Davitt's latest point oiattack Is theIrieh
Migration Company, Of which Mr.. Parnell
is chairman, and which seeks to relIeye
the oonReated detricts Of ireland by pur.
chasing lands in less crowded parts Of the
country, and attracting small farmers to
them by cheap remit. and easy terms for in.
stallment purchases. Mr.. payitt asys
this is only one atep removed lrom State
aided emigration, and that in some respects
It Ia quite as Objectionable, es the Irish, be
says, are not only patriotic in their love
for their country CO whole, but they are
also devoted to their native counties, towns
and villages. To transplant a Donegal
man to Kerry, or a Oorkonian 10 Tyrone,
to send Mayo faymeru to Meath, and South
families to galway Is only shade better
than shipping them of to America or Aus.
tralia. n, -. -
MI. Davitt also complains Of the prices
which M. farnelpe company Is pay ing the
present landlords for estates which they
could not possibly sell to anyone else at
any figure. He charges that MI. Parnell Is
ns!ng the machinery OF the Irish National
League and playing upon Iriah patriotism
to push private real estate speculation,
and intimatts that the exorbitant prices be
Is paying Tor land give ground for the sup.
position that he Is secretly receiving
bonuses from the landlords. Mr.. Davitt
hes made all these charge, in writing to
Mr.. Parnell, but has been met only with
curt and tardy replies or. oontemptuous.
neg. "A, :, y 2. lg 25.. 7!55.5{
Now he proposes 10 publish and circulate
70 widely aa possible the facts upon which
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I Eow>he proposes 10 publish and circulate
as widely as possible the facts upon which