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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-27

NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
nom Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKGNG EFFECT NOV IS, 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound BROCK
i i@60 p NJ SUNDAYS at si5 ", $50 200 p
Direct CONNECTION At WAYNE Junction for dn ana
hocken and Norristown.
DRAWING.ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains.
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, ninth and Green U.s.
$780, so 93l. LOO m, lilJ Si56 540; eAo; d2UGG
M M Nd ESQ 2 a. n 'ooi Iz0 100 G 2o 20 6S0
p m SUNDAY, 8l5 ~. 43o p m
SS zee %'1on 'S9 F 4S ~ ~ sur
DAYS, rs 8i5 m. 6i5 m.
For WILLIAMSBURG at Gas. 7i5, 900 a. M 345, 400
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at 6.49, 7'45 a. m, 345,
pm.
For READING and HARRISBURG az 7.t5, 900 1915 a H.
loo l:3O 800. $50, 1900 p. u sundays at $50 p NJ
For SCRANTON at 6t5, 300 a m. 3:l5 p m
For WILKESBARRE and PITTsTON az $40, 900 a. M,
100 1870 3:I5 $3.50 p. m. Sundays at 5SO p H.
For DRIFTON at $40 a. m, 3:l5 p. m
For TAMAQUA G:4j 7si5, 500 100, 1880 3A5, 400
For BETHGEHEM, ALJENsIoyN and MATCH CHUNK
at 6:45 500 a. m7 Loo l3o $40 6"o p m' SUNDAY at
For EAsToY at az 2oP n, 1900 $780, a4' 400 'aO
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 800
a. m, 800. 1870 p
For PENNINGTON At 645 200 m, l;oo $780, 400. l'So.
300 5:8O p m Sundays 1870 p m.
VI 6S g 90 go S5 55 hYS 0 no. hSO
days 800 M, 100, 53O, 600 p. IN
For PLAINFlELD at 6:i5 7i5 900 $50. 1880 Ills an,
S o 1873 So 5o o aa io 'P sGSpA2s at 49, Q5
a m. 1885, 100 $50 900 loo p. m.
For ELIZABETH at Gl5, G46 7l5 7A6, 500, $50. 900,
N.3O 1000 1890 llil5 1l:SO l246 loo, 1880 200,
2:8O 300 $40 3i5 400 4l5. 40 445, BOO 5lj $3.50,
645 600 Gl5 G}O 8l5 700 780 500, s;i5, $50 1890,
1880 l260 IN SUNDAYS at 800. s45 m, $50, 400.
$50 600 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 500, $40, go $40 7l6, 7SQ 500 Sl5,
l55 2q zoo G3 500 6G g? 6 tos as $50 5 SO a. i 9o
100 m SUNDAYS at 500, 9l5, 10 10 a M 1900 m
ll5, 500 400, 300 615, 500, 90O 1850 tn
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.. AN rail- at
800 Sl5 IN, 1880, 400. 500 pm. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400, lo45s an
For LAKFW0oD T0MS RiVER ard BARN EGAT at sl5
a. m $50 43O p with through parlor on 4'oO p IN
train.
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 1880 p. N.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From pier No. 9, North River, via Sandy Hook
FOrLONG BBANCH, EATONTOWN. etc, At ! p M
Tickets can be procured Liberty st. Pier No orth
River 81 t2 267 57-26l OIL I0, 1911 pa, l"lI ana
1929 Broadway; 1871 and 74a 8thavej J Hvingtont ~
Green POS East l25th ST. and principal totes III
Nev.YOrk city In Brooklyn at Nos COurst 10 oSt'
way; s8s FuitOn.st 30 Manhattan ave he halo'
ave; 1897, Aaucaye In HObOken. 254 Warrington st,
j. Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage from
hotels or residence tOdestination. ...oocu - n
J. y. WOOTrEN, Gen. Manager C. q. HANCoCk q. Il
and 7 A. II +. BALDWIN, q +. A. llS Liberty 81 ~ \
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
.rrr or n rSTARr ISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEKDAXs AND OF
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS ~ PlIlLADEL-
PHIA IN NEW-YORB
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Equity
MEET, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express rransleave NowYork via Desbrosscs and Corands

Express TTanseave NewTork via DesOosseS ana Cortuv
Street Ferries folOwsi - .u
e:2O 1870, $50 70 and 10 Limited H. 1llO a. m $3.50,
$40 L. g. aud D. m. and II night sundays, 6l6 -
limited and 10 nj T. 0, 7, and ep ~, and IL night
Trains leaving daily, except sunday 100 $50 and
ll;lO NJ, q 4, and p m connect at Trenton for
Camden. 49,,
Returning trains leave Rroads station, philadelphia l2od.
3ilj, $40 435 except Monday 600, 1880, $40, $3.50
H. and M LIMITED Express 1870 aud $40 M, !,
g. l. D. g, G3O 740. 745 and m On sunday FOL 3l1,
800 4, 1885 $3.50 1, t620 Limited $780, $40, 7i45
and p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50 a IN.
daily except sunday.
Ticket Offices, 49, $40, and ga Broadway Aston House.
und DesbrOsses and COItlaud Streets COuftst,
and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF EuOnst.
Brooklyn; Bushs Hotel. HOb0keu station Jersey City
Emigrant Ticket Office no Battery Place and Castle Gar
ien.
The Transfer Company will call for and checJ
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES T. PUGH, j. r. WOOD
General Manager General PaSsr Agent.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN. 80
Pier Al r. foot Of Canalst every week day AZ d
D. N. ,-, -. -, ....t.,. -,
Nc.YOrk Central r. RI and also tickets Of the n Y g ana
H. r. r. good for passage and stateToOm DeIth. hoOhs
warmed.
EOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
/ Landing at Cranstous West Point Cornwall, New
Marlboro Milton, POughkeepsie and Esopu9
Ulster and Delaware ana stony 0Ne H. H.
Steamboats, JAMES W. BALDWIN and CAIShIl IL leaYs
daily at p. NJ. Pier foot Of Hlrrson.st, " r.
rgNROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
A. North River foot Chri-tOphcrs daily except saturday
al NJ connecting with morning trains for the North and
west sundays steamer touches at Albany.
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
IL trains leave depot foot OF COrandt and Desbrosses SITS
at 10 u $40 and p Tor Easton, bethlehem Allen.
town. Reading MauCh Chunk, Wikesbarrc lOwanda. Wa
verify Ithaca Geneva lyons Bufalo and the West. PULLMAN
through CCacOs daily Local trains at q m ana otO
.. M for Ea~tOn, Bethlehem and COOlay.
Trains leaving $40 a. m and $40 p connect fOr
ali points MahauOy and HazetOn coal regions sunday
train local FOR Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
at p. .
h. y, z 7. =.
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V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-

Arrangements OF trains from Chsmbers-st. Depot.
coaches TO Bmdhamon ElmirS and Burso Sleeping
coaches TO Cleveland tincnnsh and chicago -,
ioT fast mePuman Sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo arriving
Detroit 3:2j nj Salamanca 1O5 m; Cley ellnd $40 D nd
Cincinnati 800 m; st Louis s40a day Connect.
IN IDaiy1HPacaC Express for the West sold Train Of
bGiaiS Siassra cfncinnSti Chicago. and
Sis m pigTant rain for the West.
hhSctSr@ and pe,,sIs 10 7so 93o o 1920 T. noon
Sundays Is $50 1920 m $40 $50 p N ~ midnight
Paterson 100 30 $50 io2o m ~ noon l45 3Sj04to
DAYS d 80 lJ.2O . M 40 $3.50 : N II midnight.
Newark aud Paterson Via Newark b4O SAC 80 81
40 s 6o o3S u1 S3T S s99 midnight SATURDAY
suGern 1850 1920 lao $50 6:3O 6lO S6 and l2
midnight sundays $50 l0:2c IN LAS $3.50 y M and
warwick 1850 am 4SOpp
Newburg and Cornwall 100 am $50 4;30 pun. sunday
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery a III 4;SO re
Goshen $50 1920 m $50 $50 43O sl5pm sun.
day $3.50 1920 m $3.50 pm
Midletown 100 1920 $3.50 $50 sis m. sunday
& $50 1920 m $50 The trains ard 40 ~
with New York, ontario and Western Railroad
at Manst. The m train stops at Main-st only IN
Boats leave 2Sds quarter Of and quarter hour
lOA6 . al ~ l2;45 every hour. - 49,,
Tickets passage apaT in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches eau obtained orders for the cheesns
And 1 di Io q Or Sassse %sS Ss e s. wes T.
Express trains from the West aEi'o III -'o"'i' -" ''N
''O JOHN f n 'ABBo ecnr passr Agent New
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
Nvack $40 foamI 500 i;0O $50 Gao $3.50 m ~ mid
night saus saq SPYING Valley &Snsy 7O 10
Sunday JOIN ~ ABBoTr. o.nI Psss'r Agent NswYOrk
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Belp Uanlc0.

A GENTS WANTED to sell the life of WEN
N DELL PHILLIPS the only authorized edition Also
Jour HOME DOCTOR pronounced by the press 70 Dc the
hes and cheapest medical published send for circulars
WILSON BROS, II Kilby.st, Boston Mars
NVANTED.-L and young men wishing
w every day quietly at then homes; work
furnished sent by mail canynssng; stamps required
Tor reply Please address EDWARD /. DAVIS Il co, 80
South Main-st. Fall River, Mass.
NNANIED.-A Young woman az cook and
w auudrcss in private family. Apply from 10 l. No.
10 West 35thst
NNANTED.-A clerk for an Out-tOwn club (;
must OF References Apply by letter to
COMMITTED Is Vest 2Jdst
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Oteai. Steamers.

Utelt. DltHWFls.
A NCHOR IINE.-U. $. MAIL STEAMERS.
n GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY. ,oo
Fnrne,sa noon R sEa, II ~ a. m
BOW CABIN PS-sae. SO to $50 second cabin so.
vrR RIess9fe 12p + PSPEaiH ssEv1cE
r HEsr FIX sails ism Nay E.e Nay 5GGi o. hfys
CITY OF ROME sails Nav y June II July IL.
CABIN passage $50 to #I0j according Gmu. odatons
For massage seS2 a5S Ga P9a ' BOOK q Rates &C. apply
f0' IiESDERsON BROTHERS. Bowling Green.
NATIONAL LlNE.-From Pier 80, \: h.
~ F2H LlN1&EIio44 a AfI 3 !!siS%
AALiT ToA L@9}SSpoX, CALLING At rLYM9TlJHj NJ
IrALf'N'y H. i,i2 a L @ Bon Bon DIRECT - IL
So GL[A;Nn Nay. Z 5n,E p ID
81 C 5S Over fSG than S 6t Other ine i
+ ". j. HURST, Manager 60 and - Broadway n Y.
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
II sailing nom NewYork and Antwerp every satuTday
Saloons siaeroomt smoking and bathrooms amidshps
Saloon $50 10 500 excursion u 70 500 second ab9
$40 prepaid from Antwerp go; eHc9rIlPn So including
General Agents, 10 Broadway.
DOYAL NAIL To THE NETHERLANDS.
Ia Co foot ol susse1st. Jersey City
-. cALAND......' v tnssiay April 80 $50 a. M
,,..r.,n,,, For Am.'er, ,;.,a;,...,,r ,,.,.
Frst Cabn % second $50. steerage. $50 prcpld Sls
FUNcII E69E Z %, l. v. NORRIS 6 soy,
= : Wilamst Freight Agts. 90 BWay, Gen. Pass AgL
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
ron oUiEiNsr6wS AND LiyEEPosGiI.. na.n
GEHMtNiG Capt Kennedy .. saturday, Nav 10, p. n.
BALiiG, CAPT Lence. Tuesday: May MAY, l5 a. IN
FROM THE WHIrE STAR DOCK. FOOT or WEST
RATEs-saloon $50. $50 and 800 Return tickets
favorable terms Storage at low rais Intermediate Ar
Of plan, and other Information apply Atth
''"'r"'' 'O'-'''' il Il. GoHrIs. Agent
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BOARD ano Rooms.
East Side.

DO EAST 2OTH- ST.-Second floor; private
10 bathpoomi private table, without boards single
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Business Chances.

NVANTED.-A partner with $4,000 capital,
w 10 take charge ellcstabshed business IheTe IS
more tan the advertiser attend 10 properly tahe
who would like 10 have properly esto se
business could do better than 10 correspond WIN - j.
r. Box $50 Brooklyn T. o..
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Diui0en1 Notices.

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIoNAL BANK,}
12S BROADW AY, NEW-YoRK April 20, lo-4.
Alta MEETING of the Board of Directors
~ held this dav dividend OF three and Onehalf per
cent on the capital declared payable on the st q
Nav nroY transfer books to-day and reopen May o.
1874 f DUMONT CLARKE, Cashier.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMrASY(
TRRAsURERs OFFICE. NO. II BRoAD-sl, :
NEw-YoRK. April II, 1884 5000
COTpONS of the MISSOURI DlNlSlON
~ BONDS Of this company due May |, proElnO VIII be
maid upon presentation at this Office and after that date
i ROBERT LENOX BELKNAP,
Treasurer.
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Ocean 9tedmers

From "Prentices Stores Walst Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers for France, spain and Italy, Pyrenees. fau'
time and expense by taking TINS line
Fs Cabin uncudng winel $50 300 Second Cabin t)o'
StceTagc, f2J. For passage Apply 70 A., ,,....
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. 49,. D
leave NewYort via Desbrosses and CoTandt etfe$
Ferries follows -, .,.
Palace attached, m and u. daily NeTforH
and Chicago Limited OF Psror Dining Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars. at a. IN. every dayt -, ,,-,...
D. H. Connect at CORY FOR Titusve Petroleum Centre
and the OIL Regions . -, ~. ,.,--,,--..-
Baltimore Washington and TIE South: Limited washington
Express pullman Paror Cars daily except Snndey ~
M arrive Washington 4Q6 m. Regular via Is ana 4.
r r AT $50 and $40 m $40 and pm. and ~ night via
Il aud o. r. r. and p and II night sunday va ~
and r. r.. 615 p IN and IL night via b. ana " IL
X. p. m. and - night -, ,-, -
Atlantic city except sunday; with through car p m
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
sunday and p M. do not stop az Asbury PARK
Boats brooklyn with al through tEainsal
Jersey city, snoring speedy and direct transfer ZOE
Trains aTTivo~From Psburg $40 and 1920 1880 and
1920 IN daily and a. daily except Monday; FROM
Washn g.On and Baltimore, $50 and $50 M 540 300,
$50 026, 1000 and 1885 m sunday $50 500 M M
days ego p. From philadelphia $50. e:l9 $50 $50
500 $50, 010, 7:20, 1880, $50 Si2Q 1912, tg<V anl
6:20, 1885, $3.50, 1905, 1870 and 1875 D. 10.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND or
PHIA ) 2 IN NEW-YORB
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Uressmalilng.

tJressm1nuJ.
nRESSMAKER-Bya an artistic French dress
~ maker; celebrated litter lately arrived out Dy
the day or home Address Box ia Tribune
Uptown Office. obs Roadway.
nRESSMAKER.-B a dressmaker, expert
~ enced in cutting fitting and drsping. few
gagements the day Address r. % East l4tst Branch
Tribune ONCE
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER and OP-
H orator wishes few more customers by day
week. Understands business thoroughly No objection
10 the country Address NJ. M Box 1914 Tribune Uptown
ONCE l21s broadway
MADAME +. JAMMES, the celebrated French
vi Filter No West ljth-st Dresses In Partisan
STYLE AT short and reasonable prices Also balance Of
imported dresses for sale cheap.
MILES. HENRIETTE and CESARlNE,
vi sisters, Partisan Dressmakets, latest novelties in
Dresses COaks spring fashions moderate price;
shOlt notice. speak Spanish. No. liH West loth-st.
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miscellaneous.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK IRIBUNL WILL BE RECElFED AZ r IfI[
Srst At until @ o. M and 305 Twenty tlrdst corner
g. EOuIteenhst corner Mon Square
go Thrd.aye corner FOrty.cvcuthst; NOS lu'l Third
ave near SXtieth-st and at the HARLEM OFFICE 2'Op
third ave, corner up 10
I'm, at regular Office rates.
DURCHASER.-A young lady OF refined taste
wishes to do purchasing for OuOftown parties; all or
dcrs carefully aud promptly execute Tor references terms
an. ,da address for one week 81 tr h,Dna %o oS
w b apcrs for sale cheap factory corner 10th ave
and 37thst worthy attention OF real estate agents.
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DORDENTOWN, \. J.-Nilitary Institute
ID Prepares for Business Finely located, health
| ul and thorough. For circulars &c, address . ,.,
Rev. WIN. G. BOWEN. A. NJ, Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-27

HOME-LIKE BOARDING. SCHOOL fOr
~ Young Boys. Il. KINDS, A. NJ, Hampstead L.I.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOlS.-Ihe nm
DdcsigDed an experienced physician and teacher make
and instruction Of such boys speciality ADDRESS
u L L A
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Doso an0 fouls.
CARRIAGES OF THE BEST CLASS.

EANCIERS OF FINE POULTRY, Pigeons
and Pets should take the odst finest and best anciers
journal III the world. THE POULTRY BULLETIN sub
scupUon a % COrtandt-st.
/ IGHT BRAHMAS, Plymouth Rocks, white
II brown and black Lcghorls. Bun C0chlns Pea fowls,
fowls Ducks and Eggs forhachng all
j. &. LONG, JR, 81 COItland-St
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTTCF-"LANE ROUTE" -
FROM rI,V. YORK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
1850 ''' TOWN
FROM PIER NJ. 40 NORTH RIVER
AUPANrA .--.......... Wednesday. Apul 20 Z a. m.
pnTJfN . Wednesday. May 7, D. m.
sttYTIfN .............. W elnes,iay lay p, p.
CABIN passage, $50, $50 ana 800 -
sfcragr tickets from all parts OF Europe at very low
ratea Freight aud passage Office No Bowling Green
VERNON II BROWN g co, Agents.
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For Bows and Young Men-CountrY.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS andsNacatiOn Home
y Under the OF a teacher and physician.
GEORGE l.. ABBOTT. VI D.. Principal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-27

COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
" SIZE " " prepares BOYS for College, scientific and
Government School and FOR business JOHN MILEf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-27

DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D COLLEGE Conditioned rCcctcd candidates coached,
GUNNER or winter stOckbridge, Mass. I. HOFFMAN,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-12-03

IT is significant that while the sue
cessors of tbose.wh revolted against
the election of President Lincoln are
almost insane with their jubilations
over their return to power, they seem
to miss the fact. that the Republicans
show no disposition to follow their ex.
ample and fight. The Republican
party has set many good example
which it would be we'll the present
victors should note down IN their
pocket memorandum books for future
reference aud imitation.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-12-03

A FORMER resident of this city,
wrifing from a Texas town since elec.
tion, says: ''It has leaked out here
that my brother and / are Rspubli-
cans and we may be forced to leave
here. This country is wild over
Cleveland's election, and When say
wild here it means a general tear. up,
We have bean waited on by commit
tees; had an armed mob of 200 at our
door at mid night, and secret orders
have passed resolutions to trade with
no Republicans. If you at the North
but knew the true feeling of the solid
South, New York State would have
given Blaine million majority.
They mean war. and you have them
to whip sure. When it gets to that
you may look for me 10 settle in
Western New York, which is heaven
to live 10 compared with this society"
Rochester Democrat
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-12-03
Another liz Matted.


Two or three prominent Demos
papers have, 10 their desire 70 br
the force of Mr. Blaine's Augu
speech, caught at an alleged interv
with ex. Senator Blanch X. Bruce,
Mississippi, in which he is represent 4
as having severely rebuked Mr.. Blaine
for having declared that the colcied
voters at the South are deprived of
the right TO exercise the suffrage free.
ly. 1t was asserted, on the authority
of Mr.. Bruce. that the recent election
showed that the colored men were as
free to vote their political convictions
and preferences in The Southern States
as were any class Of citizens at the
North. aud that Mr.. Blaine had been
guilty Of gross misrepresentation.
Testimony such as Mr.. Bruce was
alleged to have given, although it
would have been by no means conclu.
sive, would have gone far to raise
reasonable doubt in the minds of Re.
publicans as to the correctness of Mr..
Blaine's position. Mr.. Bruce is an
Intelligent and conscientious represen.
tative of the colored race, and being
familiar with their political as we'll as
their social condition, is a competent
witness. We did not believe he had
given the testimony attributed to him,
and, therefore, made 10 special refer.
ence to it.
Mr.. Bruce, however, turns out to be
an adverse witness for those Bourbons
who have put him upon the stand.
He has given no direct testimony on
either side, but in a dispatch from
indianapolis, under date of November
"a, be says: "The dispatch from Phil.
adelphla purporting to be the sub
stance of an interview with me in re.
gard to Mr.. Blaine's Augusta speech
is pure fabrication, with not word
of truth in it," Iu so far, then, as
Mr.. Bruce has said anything, his tes.
timonY is in favor Of Mr.. Blaine, and
be must be set down as All adverse
witness against those who have under.
taken to break the force of that Au-
gusta speech.
IF the test Of truth be honestly ap.
pliedsto the statements of Mr.. Blaine
they will be found to be literally cor
rect. There is no getting away from
the fact that the South has been made
solidly Democratic through fraud, vi.
olence and murder, and that the Dem
ocratic perty goes into power as the
beneficiary of these crimes against
free government.-Pi Pittsburgh Conn.,
Gazette.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-12-03

The Associated Press had a dis
patch denying the truth of the reports
of a widespread and fatal disease pre-
vailiug in the mountainous regions of
Virginia, Kentucky and West Virgin.
ia, but now the reports come from the
Kentucky side, With such substantial.
ty, that it is feared it is true. The
district afflicted appears to be larger
than first reported, FIVE or six counties
in Kentucky and Virginia and three
or four in West Virginia being affiict.
ed. The disease is peculiarly viru-
lent form of dysentery. At one To-
cation at the head of Glover creek, in
Harlan county, Kentucky, there were
twelve deaths in one day. There has
been no failure of the crops, but the
destitution is caused by the sick TAX
ing up the time of the we'll, so as 10
prevent the gathering and preparation
of food the sick and dying being so
numerous that the we'll canhot make
cofins and bury the dead fast enough T;
while the streams are SO low that the
mills on the upper streams are stopped
for want Of water. So inaccessible is
the region that il is feared no adequate
assistance can be renderd, and the pes
tilenee will continue until it exhausts
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-12-03

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