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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
FINE OLD EICHELBERGER
wHIsKEYs. WINES. AND LIQUEURs,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, LARGE MILLER
COMBINATION SAFE.
OFFICE FURNITURE, SHOW CASES. STORE FIX.
TUREs
HORSE. WAGON, AND HARNESS.
AT AUCTION

On THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWEEN
TY-ONE. 1884. ut TEN OJLOCK ut store 1915 81. eet
now occupied by Messrs Courtney Co.. date Reeds
Groceries Fine Whiskeys Wines. Fixtures. Horse and
Wagon &c. embracing In part:
Full in. Fancy and Staple Groceries. all Of which Is
49, hr,t-cass IN every particular.
Fine ;eck Of old Eichelbsrstr Whisky in elass and
49, wood. FINE line Brandies
Fin Sherrcs, Ports and Madeira Wines
So er Or bralds ChMn. such Pommery Sec.
Mtmn = kxtry Dry. Dry Verzenay, GTau Win. De
Large stock Clarets various brands
SHOW Cases aLu Storc Fixtures
l asi;e Cons ibattJn Miller Safe
Fin bT Ids Domestic and Imported GgarA
Smoking am IN. wing Tobacco
Fors. WsF n. aud Harness.
O6ice tu.lttur &c &C.
Terms: All sums Of al0o and under cash: over that
cunt credit OF sixty Gays with approved indorsed
psrer D sri interest.
B,The attention Of the trade and private buyers
u CAL his sal As is seldom such class Of goods
dsposed OF ~ public sI II OF which viii b sold
febI6.dts THOMAS DOXLINa Arotioueer
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Mr.. NEWS RESIGNATION AocKPrxD.-Secretary
Folger, acting for the President has accepted the
resignation OF MI. Jno G. New as Assistant Score
tary OF the Treasury, to take eject from to-day.
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RANCE OF TIE THKRNoMEIzR-The following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
1ficer to-day-7a M, 268: II am, 3o6; pm, ISL.
Maximum, $50; minimum, 27.a
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STEAMERS.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRI.
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMFN
re steamers Of this company Will sail EVERY WE'D.
S-5DAY AND SATI RDAI from Bremen pier. foot of
EHvre. London. SDuflanlI aud Bremen, cabin
$50 and 500. second cabin. SEQ steera,e lowest
rHtes. For freight Passage apply to OELR1CES
co. Bowling Green. New York. ". q METZEROTT
& co, go Pcnnsy " ana avenue northwest: CEAS
WALTER. A street. Agents Washington jal2
CUNAiiD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
IEF CTNARp STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. Mr.. NEW YORK
Scy,hia I'd Ee5 g Gsllia-- Ned Mar. 10
GER A.. Wed Va > {. pIi,.IonIa We'd. Apr =.
PsVOs bis We'd Mar II - We'd -, il 9
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh.
Rates OF Passage-StO. $50 and SiO0 according to
conImCd2t;cn
Serrage very low rates Steeraze tickets from IIy-
sicol and Queenstown and ali ether parts of Europe
lowest rates
. Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
bavre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
fOr MEDITERRANEAN ports
TO. fIeght and passase apply at the Comrsnys Office
no EOWlILS Green. both Storage and cabin D
GIiS BlGELOW X Co COS Itl street. Washington.
NII.NoN H BROWN h co. New York.
SIto Aessrs. OTIS BIGELOW K co,
!anI3 sO5 9TH street. Washington.
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INHOMAS DOWL1Ni, AuctiOneer.
EIGHT FINE YOUNG AND SOUND HORSES, ONE
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE USED BUT VERY LIT
TWO NEW COAL CARTS Quilt 10 ORDER
BY IHoMAS MgNTZ,, Two SETS CART BAR
HORSE STAGE, EIGHT SMILE SETS LIGHT
HARNESS, Two SETS LIGHT DOUBLE HAIR
NESS, TWO SADDLES AND BRIDES, ONE
NEW, LADI's SADDLE. ONE COW. AT AUC-
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWEEN
TIETH. 1884 AT TEN O'CLOCK, at the stables Of
Lewis j. Collins, No. 1865 31st street. Georgetown, D.
c.. I shall sell the above stock.
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MARlKlEn.

DOTDEN-HALL. ON February 18th, 1854 at tbs
parsonage of ST PatricA's church, hy the Rev j A
Waiter. Mr. c. b DowDEN 4 Washington D. O. e
Miss CORA A. HALL OF Rock VILE Md
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DUEL IN PARIS
PARIS, Feb. IA duel between NJ. Iaguerre
and NJ. Chavean, both members OF the chamber OF
deputies, occurred this morning. The former was
wounded In the knee.
ANOTHER LAW AGAINST ANARCHIsTs.
VIENNA, Feb 15.-The lower house OF the Aus
TRAN reichsrath has passed the exceptional law
directed against anarchists by vote Of III to 49,
THE PATRIOTIC SOCIETY OF LONDON COMBINING
FGLADSTONE's EGYPrIAN POLICY.
LONDON, Feb 15.-The mass meeting at the Guild
nall this afternoon, under the auspices OF the Pat
otto Society, was attended by 1000 persona The
lord mayor presided. The meeting condemned the
Egyptian policy OF the government and the control
OF Egypt by Egyptians, which had caused the sac
rce OF thousands OF lives. 1t declared the revival
OF slavery and the slave trade must be prevented,
and that trade route to Central Africa must be So
cured
Stabbed to Death.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb 15-1n fight In a fire-engine
mousse this morning Chas. Green stabbed Ed B.
Ph1pot to death. Green was arrested.
Wendell Phillips, Will.
BOSTON, Feb. 15-The will OF Wendell Phillips
was filed In the probate court to- day. No public be
quests are made, his property aggregating $3.50 OOl
n value, being devised to his widow and adopted
daughter.
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/ RoyalL1QUIDGLuE
Mends Everything
Solid as Rock!-Hard az
Adam ant!-Nrm as
Granted! Str onRest,
Tough. ct and Most
Elastic Glue on Earth
Absolutely Unbreak-
able and 1nsspsrable. !!
No heating!-No prep.
arat 10 n A ] W ay g
Ready! Always Ii
Glass. Wood, Leather,
Patches on Shoes, Rub
Der. Crockery. Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth,
Ornaments, Stone, Fur
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

TOMORROW.
V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
k1N RsE2R c H ASR
STOVES SIC " a HATR 3NAr1REssEs. CARPETS &c.
o9ehS ana N Idns 81 ss
129m. will sell general assortment OF Household
Several large Tables. suitable for tailor1
ALSO TWELVE NJ
Horses Carriages. &c
febI4-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
INHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
FINE BLooDED BAY SADDLE MARE. FROM KEN
lucky. At AUC ION
RGaRY lssi at Twi W. ) i trout Of saiesrooms
Bio dsd Bay sadIls ! r. ON Ksnlacky, iEh. A..
I'D tfte an hall LANDS h'-h kind and gentle, and
nd fun's Y q,,11 nns s. de 1 Hs,'
E,oR SALE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH. ..
:. Pspnsyyaas, fy,nus and ,h stres;s due finx
febi4-2t 'uMAs BOWLING, Auct
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucroneer:
KEsT fs TK6sT SS 9eis Nr sTTk5T
By !irtue of deed Of trust to me- dated the Lsth-
day Of May. A D. 1888. and recorded in Uber Oi2
t1 5 Ct S Of II e aad TssSrs Of tins p,
IS OF i2SSAe RAS
estate situated in the city Of Warrington B. c. to Wit
Part OF lot numbered s. In square numbered So begin
ling for the same at point street northwest q
s IS Ct e
north ~ feet inch to an alley Is feet wide thsnce
corded TbsT H. foe 800 ct s seq and Mber iots
folio 4l9 ct of the said
the principal of 600 and interest ct the rate 81
Terms of sale: $500 in cash the balance in six and
mum until paid and be secured by deed of trust the
property sold. III cash. purchasers option de
the terms of sale complied with in ave days after
day of sale the Trustee the right sell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng pr-
eaakI l. KSaa a1s Trustee.
the THfRTEENIH Of FEBRuAKY. lsss, at the same me
hour and place. By order Of the Trustee. -
feb5-eots c. n KNIGHT
until the SIXTEENTH OF FEBRUARY, 1884 at the
fe6sS5s place " 0'ef HaR If sfast Knight
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers
MANUFACTURERS SALE
rwEEvE DECORATED GS51ssER SETS THIRTY
WIFE NTH TShT sf IEFI 6IcEb PES TTS
s shts o2s olf5 st BUSHES FIAT R5H5
ON THHs ZAP hHE f0T 2E MhnISf TsmH
mencin9 at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. and HALF-PAST
THREE n Of leach each day within our sslesrooms. until
Special accolunlo dations for ladies.
febls.4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auets.
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The subject Of the lecture tomorrow afternoon
by Prot E. B. Cope, at the National Museum, VIII
be ssThe origin OF human phyxogn0my and chazac-
teri
There win be meeting q representatives Of The
Light Infantry ana National Rifles this evening. q
prepare bill 70 be laid before Congress 70 exenpl
aTmory property from taxat1on.
The steamer nom Noffolk, Va, this m0enfno
brought up nfoeen insane sotdien from FoFResl
Monroe to be placed In the government asylum foa
the insane.
Sur AGAINST THR Dm11DCF.-To-dAy, Mr. II.
f. Norris entered suit Tor ThoA =. WagKainAn
and q, square e. and for pesno prudte, claiming
$4,000 damages These lots arc 9rocty WEI q
the fourth precinct station, and pa1sof tho We0on
Market = thereon,
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TIE ILLNESS OF DIR. c. NJ FORD DIR. Charles "
Ford, whose serious Illness was mentioned in YES
afternoon, and hfs symptoms were becoming more
alarming. His physicians are Drs S. c. Busey, &.
F. Hagnef, j. Ford Thompson and j. w. Dunn. No
hope u entertained OF his recovery. Dr. Ford, who
is about forty-three years OF age, was native OF
New York. He studied his profession at Philadel-
phia, and upon his graduation Joined the Union
army as surgeon attached TO 8 New York regi-
mont. About the close or the war he engaged ia
practice In this city, establishing himself Cap
very successful He has made the reputation OF
being one OF the most skllful surgeons I'm the Dis
tr1ct Personally he is much esteemed, AMI his
death WILL be deplored by very large circle OF
friends.
ARRIVAL OF INSANE SoLpIERs.-There were twen-
ty-three insane soldiers on the train that arrived
here at two O'Clock at the B. r. depot. They Were
from the Soldiers Home at Sagus, Maine, and We're
three O'Clock about sixty more arrived from Dayton
Ohio
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Tho Depot Traxeax.


TESTIMONY TAKEN AT TIE coRoNERs INQUEST THIS
AFTERNooN-THE STORIES TOLD BIZ EYR-wTTTHssKs
OF THE FATAL AFPRAY.
The inquest upon the body OF Peter Washington,
who was killed this morning at the Baltimore and
Potomac depot by waiter named Br1ce, was held
this afternoon at the first precinct station by Cor
oner Patterson.
Philip Brown testified that he heard Brice say
that he had been out doors waiting for Peter, and
Kept s Pete to take on his Wash
Br1ce came back and went to the sink and washed
the blood of the knife
IN the yard. Br1ce declared that he would show
Tno Has the
sang out %Hes * hols on - Sfssi snsy
Rim, and the latter pulled the snife
from under his coat and cut washington.
T %ash 'E yelled out ne man has g! mite
took the KnlTe from Brice washington grew weak
to fe a0 ssn sss am STABBED
Calvert crutchneld testified that before the af-
fray he was In the pa ntry, and Brce came in with
and hs U Cus R1 under his
Dr.. J. F. Hartigan testified to the wound, which
was punctured about the night hip. about inches
deep and an inch vide ssvsing the femoral artery,
and Leach assisted at the autopsy.
The knife, Q carving knife with q blade OF IA
inches long, was exhibited.
James Baker testified to the quarrel, which was
about an order; that Washington told Brice that
he must have forgotten the order, and Brice re-
pl1ed, "you are a liar" Washington then said he
would take Brtce out and give him whipping
Then the order was filled and Rrfce took It 50 the
Cining-ro Brtce, upon coming back, renewed
the quarrel
was that death was caused by wound inflicted by
q knife In the hands Of Inward W. Brice
The coroner committed Brice Tor the action OF
the grand Jury.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. Il. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

VINAOMAS DOWLIN0, Auctoneer.
KIAL estate IN dEoRGFTo%N. wv ~
BY virtue Of the p.wer and authority vested6A
BY ths last will testament and codcil of the late IA
isabella Davis. deceased will offer public auc-A
A. b. 1884 at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ. in
front Of the premises all those certain parcels
of ground and premises standing together and known
ard being Lot numbered ninety l95 in Bealls ad-
don Georgetown. in the Dist let of Columbia 'front.'
e sixty the north side of Beal street and
ming back with that width one hundred and twenty feet
to the hne Of said Lot with the buildings aud -
provements on the same consisting OF fine thr estOry
brick house with cellar and attic Also the alley
Meeting said Lot with West street the same is de-
scribed and conveyed in deed from Richard Smith
Stephen Cassin dated January 20 1887 and recorded in
Iiber W. B. 81 folio 8! et seq.
Also part Of lot numbered ninety six (96 III Bea,Is
addition Georgetown and included within the fol-
point dis feet from the southeast
Of lot Numbered ninety CD in said addition
aild running westwa dy on the north lii, OF Beall
street twenty two feet more less to tue east line of
north hundred ard twenty feet to th rear line OF
said lot: thence eastwaty and parallel with the first
line twenty feet, less. and thence south
wardly hundc1 and twenty feet to point Of begin
ming.
Terms of Sale One-fourth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the balance in six twelve eig
and twenty four months with ntare tat six per centu
per annum on the deferred payments-t purchasers
the property sold all cash. at the purchasers
option deposit of $500 to be made upon the property
being bought to secure the SALE Terms to be complied
with in ays the property will be resold sale be
the defsultns purchaser All conveysncing and record
'''' - p'' FRANCES R. R. CROMWELL.
ISABELLA HAGNER,
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AZ
~ the best. SO Ia JUST his OLD Stand known years
the only place where trst-clzss hECOND.HAND
CLOTHING can lie SOLD III respectable prlca Address
cal. at
3USCHS Old Stand, No. GIG d street between etA All
9Th streets northwest.
6.-Note by nlxll promptly atteaadsa.b -
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VALENTINE AND EASTER CARDS
AND NOVELTIES,
just received and ready for early SELECTION.
Besides the above have large and choice STOCK of
BIRTHDAY CARDS CONGRATCL ,TION CARDS
AND WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS
Card-piate hnsTasing and Printing q specialty-l0O
Cards printed Oh best Bristol board Cards for Al
WHITAKEE'S BOOKSTORE
1lo5 tLNNSiLSANIA AytNIrr
tals Formerly 9Al Pa ave
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issued by Inspector Kntwisle: Arthur RoooG
Co. erect a ware room and carriage hous6 80
John q. Slcholay, erect two three SoD dweLAn&e
&th, between and b streets southeast eo.Wo
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RoBG. j. IHoxAs
BROKER IN
GRAIN PROVISIONS, COTTON AND STOCKS
No e13 18th St National Metropolitan Bank Building
Orders to buy sell. margin cash. executed
the Chicago Board OF Trade and New York Cotton
2hange- Constans quotations INSTANTLY received by
0lrect private wires
i. SCHMITT& CO.. Chicago correspondent
kAWYI-k. WALLACEi CO, New York correspondent
Eefe-sr..s National Metropolitan Bank
tHon. James D. Beck
tOTderr by Telephone Promptly Attendedto,
MEN
t(UY AND SELL. L. S. GOVT AND D. C. BONDS:
1sAlso, WASH c GASL1GHT and All other CITY
TeIosits received So ject to check
Ne1@y SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT
err REIAblE Information regarding our various city
secr!tles, s-.d prepare.A answer NO
l.,s I.saIGlng same
HARRY C. TOWERS + CO.
rANKkn> BROKERS' AND INsr-p, rcv
ny@l 1920 STREET NORTHWEST
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fYNHE OTTO GAS TN6INE
Requires 10 boiler avoids all expensive st.en3an
1oes tiEle. handling Of fuel and no ashes ~ 4.
used .Itens'v ly Tor running Psssensrr and frreht
EleyatCrs - wing Machines, Meat Choppers Prinffny
LithopTrrhic Presses, Coffee Mls Rossters Fxis.r
and Ruling Machinery. Lathes, &c. &c. This snStnc
with extreme tintss and regularity u sIi
Possesses the least Number VI WORKING psrts and
frs; cicfty u mechanism
Dor particulars priccA 49, .kkAS 49, fice ,.
" SshlIl l.xut VII
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FOREIGN STEAM VESsEIS.-Secretary FOlger has
issued circular amending the regulations Of
foreign steam vessels. All the equipments OF a
steamer, such as boats oars, RATS life preservers
ana noatS shall be branded or stenc1led with the
name OF the steamer to which they belong, In let
tiers not less than one and half inchesfn length.
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Stabbed to Dealt
Wendell Phillips, Will

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb 15-1n fight In a fire-engine
house this morning Chas. Green stabbed Ed B.
Ph1pot to death. Green was arrested.
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PURCHASE OF SILVER FOR THE MINTs.-The Treas
ury department yesterday purchased 1900 ounces
OF fine silver for the mints at Philadelphia, San
Francisco and New Orleans
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To BE RESTORED TO DUTY.-Secretary FOlger
has revoked the order suspending Inspector Cauld-
well. of the New York district and he will be re-
stored to duty. Cauldwen suspended pending
an investigation into the causes or the Riverdale
disaster. An officer detailed to investigate the
matter has made report to the Secretary, exon
Grating Mr.. Cauldwell and severely censur1ng
Supervising Inspector Starbuck for having treated
port the chief engineer OF the Rlverdale was. in
degree, responsible for the explosion, because of
his failure to report known defects In the boiler to
the Inspector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
THE OUTLOOK FOR OPER1.
A LITTLE DOUBT ABOUT MAPLEsoN's cOMIyG-.y
FAIRS AT THE METROPOLITAN.

A LITTLE DOUBT ABOUT MAPLRsoN's cOMIyG-.v-
FAIRS AT THE MErRopOEIrAS.
The directors of the Academy of Music ara
somewhat exercised the question whether Mr. NJ,
plcson WILL after ALL tear himself from his native .,u
and for transfer himself to America and "boh
up serenely" next November at the Academy with tina
perennial rose in his buttonhole. Mr. Maple,or
it is said, has with apparent firm.
ness stated that unless considerahl.
sum I'm hard cash is sent to him he IN usce "a
himself venture forth the troubled waters OF An
American The stockholders, the other hand
have just firmly placed record their determination
to pay only c. o. d. as 1t we're Several informal meet,
ings Of the Executive Committee have lately been held
and the situation has been thoroughly discussed So far
however. discussion has been the only result tess
little conferences. II seems probable, nevertae
and will, therefore, to some extent com.
A. a sort of assisted immigrant promise was made n
is UNDERSTOOD last year Mr Mapeson by three nfuen
stockholders to the effect that they would II
sary advance him certain OF money TO be secured
by The box office receipts These Stockholders are Pierrs
Lorillard II. N Smith and " T. Trayers. and under
stood that they will make good their promise and send Mr.
OF guarantee fund. That Nine Nilsson Will not come
with Maplcson Ia almost matter OF certainty, and
in view OF the fact that the assessment was only 10
paid Patti Nilsson nights. this would place In Ma
ple-on's hands a comparatively small amount Of sndy
Unless Patti three four times week a
supposed. however that the terms OF the assessment
will be altered that ii will be paid on all the sub'cp
ton nights of the season, whether Patti sings not "a
At tie Metropolitan Opera House everything is work
ing satisfactorily. Yesterday Herr Hcch, the
stage manager. arrived aud spent two
or three hours looking over the house
with Dr. Damrosch. Herr Hook f. fine looking
man above the medium height and his gooi-oOSing
face Is guccd with an enormous black inustache. He
seemed much pleased with the arrangement and proper
tions OF building and this week will sci To work with
Mr. Fox the scene painter 10 prepare the scenery for
the first operas that will he produced Nothing definite
s vet fixed a. 10 the rcpcrtory hut IL T. probable that
!. Kicnzi" or Lohengrin' will be the initial opera In
about week the artist. are expected to arrive. the
.r,,tcr part Of them having sailed yesterday Mean.
white Mr. Armcnt reports that the subscription list
steadily filling up despite the absence from town Of
many probable subscribers.
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IIfEIR OWN jORR.

Tie Ercning Post publishes another disgusting
article on " the filth of the canvass for tho benefit
Of The Indianapolis Sentinel and other Democratic
journals. 1t repeats the charge which We have re-
pcatcdly proved 10 be false. that the Republicans
are responsible for the accusations made against the
private life of Governor Cleveland. Those charges
first attracted attention when published by Nt
Rochester onion. Democratic journal edited Ivy the
Hon. William Purcell. then on the Democratic clcc
toral ticket This was before the nomination of
Governor Cleveland for the Presidency The
charges were everywhere discussed in Chicago dur
ing the Democratic Convention. They were >ubNe-
quently investigated by the clergy of Buffalo and
the religious press warned that IT must not sup
port the Democratic candidate The scandal
taken up by The inc nndd Enquter and other Demo
cratic journals. In Ncw-YOrk The Ertning Post, 80
far we know. wns the first journal to spread the
revcltng details before tho public; certainly long
before any Republican Journal in this city touched
them and itsmonstrous article condonmg if not de
Tending, Governor Clcycland's immomlitcs speedily
followed. This has been its part In what II is
pleased to term the filth NJ the canvass"
Let the public Judge. II was the first to give eur
irnry to the scandal In this city We kept our
columns clear OF -nevcr referred to II AT all until
the Democratic papers were trrking with H. and
then fefraned from publishing the foul details hut
merely reprinted two or three articles from the r..
lpions press and me Ports defence of uoyprnor
Cleveland. We have allowed me iOsi tu dspUft "
s.lf ~ the sewers and hnte hent uui columns free
ftn,n ,ipn,oriaie 9Th Hpreaiei references have,
hotptpt, hppn ina,u ~ the nlioAlnailp e0ie ~
pihi,s formulated h, ~, ibsi, . family loinual ap
ng ~ 10 capacity asa pnhllp ipachpi, ~ " desperate
enol ~ Prove that tho oecllon ~ 10 candidate
Vac question at morals, That Ia probably the soie