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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-07-03

In no other medicinal preparation have the
results of the most intelligent study and scienti-
fc inquiry been steadily and progressively util-
lied as In Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t leads the list
as a truly scientific preparation for all blood dis
eases.
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APPoINTMENT.--The Washington cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun says that Mrs.
Elizabeth Eye, of Bel Air, has been appointed a
counter of money orders in the sixth auditors
office, Washington, at a salary ofS720 per annum.
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Better than She Expected.

Your letter received. In reply / am happy to
say that Parker's Hair Balsam did much more
for me than you said 1t would. or than expected.
My hair has not only stopped falling out. but tho
bald spots are all covered, and all my hair has
grown thicker, softer and more lively thsn 1t was
before my sickness year ago. Thank you again
and again" Extract from letter of Mr.. X. W.
T., West Fifty-third street. New York.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-07-03

We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement found in another column of
Messrs. s. Rosentbal q Co.. the popular and rela-
BILE One Price Dry Goods House. No. So Lexing-
ton Street, Baltimore, Md. Persons visiting
Baltimore In search OF Dry Goods should give
them CALL Goods sent by mail or EXPRESS
Write them for samples,
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PROPOSALS von
BUILDING SCHOOL HOUSES.
PROPOSALS

BUILDING SCHOOL HOUSES.
0Hce Board School Commissioners !
Bel dir, Nd, June 24M, 1885.
Proposals will be received at this Office. up to
Tuesday, July 9TH 1885,
At IL o'clock M,
FOR BUILDING NEW SCHOOL HOUSES,
One In the Fourth District, at or near the pre-
sent site of La Grange.
One in the Second District, (Colored,) near Sgd
ney Park.
One in the First District, at or near McComas'
Roads,
Two in the Fifth Dstrict-one at or near
Heaps X Roads and the other at or near the pre-
sent site of Mt. Vernon.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
enlarging the House at Forest Hill, Third Dis
trict, and at Enterprise, Fourth District.
The Lumber for the new Buildings Except La
Grange and Mt Vermont will be hauled TO grounds
free of charge. Frame will be furnished (stand-
ing in the woods for the house at McComas X
Roads and the same hauled to the grounds.
For the House at Heaps Y Roads, in addition
to the hauling of lumber stone and the sleepers
and stills furnished and hauled free of COST
Sleepers and stills furnished standing in the
woods.
Contractors will be required to give bond to
the Board for the faithful compliance with
their contracts, and must submit the names of
their bondsmen with their bids.
specifications and working drawings can be
seen at this office.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order, NOBLE L. MITCHELL,
1e26 Secretary.
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IN MEMORIAM.

PENNINGTON-On June. 81, 1885, at Havre
de Grace, Md, at A. M, WILLIAM Q. PEN
N1NGTON. in the SD year of his age.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has at last won its fight for an entrance
into Philadelphia, the Common Council hav-
ing, on Monday, passed without amendment
the ordinance admitting it to Philadelphia.
The sympathies of the people of Baltimore
city were doubtless with the B. 81 o. in this
matter, but it is difficult to see what advan-
tage the new branch will be to the trade of
Baltimore
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Time OF game, 2.55. Umpire, Howell Brown.--
Scorers, 1vins and Cummings On Saturday,
July 4th, Noppareil and Bel Air clubs will play
on the Fair Grounds, near Bel Air.
Owing to the unfavorabe weather on Sunday
last. Children's DAY will be observed in the Alb
erdeen Southern Methodist Church next Sunday,
July 5th. The following is the order OF the pro-
gramme for the day: At A. M. Sunday schools;
at P. NJ, children's services which will consist
of responsive readings, recitations. music, &c.
Preaching at p. M, by the pastor, Rev. o. f.
Burgess. All are cordially invited 10 be present
at each session.
On Monday evening next the Women's Christ
ian Temperance Union will meet in the Southern
Methodist Church, at this place, at s P. NJ. Both
ladies and gentlemen are invited to be present.
Miss Lille Cole left on Tuesday last for Buffalo,
N. Y. where she will spend several weeks. Mrs
w. ]. Fulton, of Philadelphia, will spend two
weeks with friends of this place.
STRANGER
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ABB ERDEEN.

On Saturday afternoon last the Nonpareil base
ball club of this place played their second match
game, at Aberdeen, with the Cleveland club, of
Magnolia. The following is the score:
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THE COUNTY TAX LEvY.-The County Com
missioners, on Tuesday determined to fix the
county tax levy at 30 cents on the 800, being
an increase of cents on last years rate. The
amount required for county expenses is about
100000 The taxable basis, which last
year was, 81, S25, 635, is decreased this year by
from $4,000 to S75,O00-the exact figures not
being made up yet. The increase in county ex-
peuses amounts to about $1,000 The
commissions to be paid to collectors of taxes
will require an additional tax of l cent; the
new Deer Creek road will add 3 cents to the rate
and the new Glen Cove and Ady and Wallis
roads each add l cent The amount spent on
public roads and bridges, in addition to the
amount levied for them last year, was large
and must be added to this years levy.
1t will therefore he seen that outside of these
extra expenditures the current expenses of the
county have been less than usual.
OF the 80 cents on the 800, Is cents are for
current expenses of the public schools and q
cents for building new school houses, making
total school tax of ny cents on the 500.
Some of the items going to make up the sum
total to be collected, are as follows:
For public roads, s23, GOO, apportioned among
the districts as follows:
LIST district, $1,000; extra for ,utngencies
$500 I'd district, $4,000, extra 5000; Sd district,
$4,000, extra 81 800; 4th district, $4,000, extra
81, 200 5th district, 81 200, extra So, 900.
For jurors, balitfs and other court expenses,
Sc, 500.
The decrease of the taxable basis is accounted
for by the fact that large amount of bank and
other stocks and bonds held in Hartford county,
have been sold and the securities converted into
mortgages, or on account of the hard times, the
money has been used by the holders.
With a decreased amount of property on
which to levy the taxes and an increase in the
| expenses by reason Of new roads and bridges
needed in various parts of the county, higher
rate of taxation was unavoidable. The Com
missioners, it is understood, have levied for all
the surplus expended on roads over and above
the levy of last year and have provided the
sum stated, 1923, GOO, to repair the county roads
| next year.
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A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT The Magic
Pyramid or Floral Festival by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church, Bel Air, on Thursday and
Friday evenings of last eek, was most beau
tiful affair, and called forth the admiration
of all who attended it, SO pleasing and attract
i've was it, that nearly all who were there the
first night returned the second night and
brought their friends with them. number
requested that it be repeated, and others sug-
gested that it be exhibited at other places
through the county, as there was money in
it, and 1t was worthy of exhibition elsewhere
The children acted their several parts most
admirably, and entered into the spirit of the at.
fair. Boxes were arranged in pyramidal shape,
and the children were placed upon them. 1t
was o most beautiful scene, and in this position
they sang most sweelly, "We are the Flowers"
each child representing some flower. Those
representing the Toadstools, sitting OH the
floor, with little umbrellas over them, at the
foot of the pyramid, added much to the scene.
May Apple stealing kiss from little Butter
Cup, was nicely done. Miss Crocus and tiny
Snow Drop acted well their parts. The Poppes,
put asleep under the gentle movements of the
fairies, and then reused from their sleep with
great rubbing of eyes, yawning and stretching,
under the magic wand Of most graceful fairy,
who set them all t. singing, aud in beautiful
| style marched them all into the adjoining room
and the curtain fell. Every feature of the en-
tertainment was pleasing and attractive, and
all in the large audiences went home delighted
feeling assured that they had received the worth
of their money. 1928 were taken in, making
something over one hundred dollars for the
benevolent objects of the ladies who got up
the most attractive and successful entertain
ment they have ever given us.
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NEW CROP
TURNIP SEEDS. TURNIP SEEDS.

gaB Our Turnip Seeds are fresh and grown
from selected roots.
ecB Seeds of all kinds at low prices, Wholesale
and Retail.
J. BOLGIANO &c SONS
SEED wAREEIoJ
2s y. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.
my1
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Mrs. Yseult Dudley, the half.crazy Eng
lish woman who shot O'Donovan Rosa in
New York, last February was tried in that
city, on Monday. She constantly interrupt
ed Rossa's testimony, with running com.
ments, calling him opprobrious names of all
kinds. The jury acquitted her ON the ground
of insanity.
One hundred and twenty useless clerks
were discharged from the Bureau of Engrav.
ing and Printing and the Pension Bureau,
recently. The saving thereby effected by the
government will amount TO 100000 year.
-Warlike rumors are again In the air in
Russia and England. Preparations for u con-
fict which seems inevitable are still being
made by both countries.
Marc Antony, a valuable young horse be-
longing to Mr.. Washington Alternately, of the
Big Woods, died few days ago, of congestion
of the lungs
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United States Marshal McMichael, of
Washington, has removed Democratic sub
ordinate for offensive partisanship" OF
ways, and Mr.. McMichael may find addition.
al proof of it in his own case, some day. The
offensive partisanship" was that the man re-
joiced when Cleveland was elected, and asked
his Republican fellow clerks how Blaine was
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Judge Richard B. B. Chew, of Prince
Georges county, is an applicant for the Office
Of Internal Revenue for this State The
Marlboro Gazette speaks of Judge Chew
as "werthy applicant" an endorsement in
which all who know him can cordially join.
He is gentleman of the highest character
and standing, and would do honor to the po-
aitiOn
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Daniel G. Evans. |
assignee,
vs.
paabai tn nantyira NJ al

Daniel G. Evans.
assignee, In
EQUITY.
Rachel t. Hopkins et al.
ORDERED, this 18th day of June. 1885, that
" the sale made and reported by Herman
Stump. Receiver, in the above cause, be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the 18th day of July,
1885 provided, copy of this order be published
In some newspaper printed and published in Har-
ford county for three successive weeks prior to
the said 1lth day of July, 1885
The report states the amount of sales to be
$l,202.
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, test,
jel9 A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
ESTRAY NOTICE.-Hdrford County, TO tgtt .
IL hereby certify that John Bolts, of Hartford
county. made oath before me. the subscriber, one
of the Justices of the Peace In and for the said
county, this 10th day of June. in the year 1885,
that there is an estray trespassing upon his en-
closures, described as follows: One Horned
STEER, about three years old, color Brindle. with
some White Shaggy Horns.
Given under my hand
w. T. CRONIN, j. P.
The owner of the above described Steer is re-
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
JOHN BOLTS,
Sjes Michaelsvie, Hartford Co., Md,
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Fourth Of July Celebration
-ATTHE-
ROCKS OF DEER CREEK,

The Fourth of July will be periodically cele-
brated at the Rocks of Deer Creek.
An Excursion from York, Pa, will spend the
day there and an eloquent Address will be dehv-
cred by Major H. s. McNair. of York.
A Band of Music has been secured for the occa-
sion.
The people of Hartford are invited. je28
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LETTER FROM HAVRE DE GRACE

Oakland School, FdiistOn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

TAz salieB death on Thursday u
Representative Robert Logan, Il the iiii-
I.ois Legislature, created quite breeze
~ sxciteulsnt among Republicans. a. the
ton.lusion vas al once reached that his
death woaid change the number Of votes
necessary 10 constitute q quorum, aud
that, consequently, the Democrats would
nave a majority and could elect their
senatorial candidate 10 succeed General
John A Logan. Previous 70 hls death,
with "a msmbess, lo5 constituted a
quorum With him Out, and easing a
quorum on 2l3 members, the Democrats
alone would have quorum aud could,
consequently. elect The later Ocedn
argues that bY act of Congress d quorum
Is determined on the basis u the number
of members elected, and, hence. the death
Of 8 member does not change H. The act
Of Congress says: The joint assembly
shall then proceed to choose by viva ycee
vote Of each member present person for
Senator and the person who receives a
majority Of all the votes Of the JOINT as
sembly, majority OF all the persons
elected to both houses being present and
rotiag. shall be declared duly elected ="
This would seem 10 determine the ques-
ton. but SO good an authority as Judge
Poland. OF Vermont, who helped to draft
the Law under which senators are elected,
differs from the Inter Oceans vlews. In
the present status Of affairs in Illinois the
question becomes very interesting one.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28
CURRENT COMMENT.

Philadelphia Times: Time flies, bnt
the boys IN Congress are on the play
ground modelling snow man.
Albany Argus: The Sultan Of Morocco
has lust celebrated his thousandth we'd
ding, and yet he is not happy.
Albuquerque Journal: There is no use
trying 10 make a theological journal out
OF daily newspaper. Too many bad
things happen.
Chicago Nelcs: Gen. Wolsley has or
ders 10 avenge the death of Gordon, but
we don't see how he can DO IL while the
law Of England prohibits the killing of the
Cabinet.
New York Sun: We don't remember
that anybody else except Col. Villas has
jumped from obscurity almost or quite
into the Cabinet on the strength of a
speech.
Philadelphia Press: II Anthony Com
stock is vile he will let the fo'thcomIrg &
unabridged edition of Arabian Nights
alone, and devote his energies 10 the sup
preston Of the roller skating rink. There
IL a great chance for moral reformer in
the rink.
ta1ks' 'Dpo5n" JIidgd rI,ane7 lR reads, at
needs 10 ask himself If Judge
Cooley had helped To reverse DR..
Maclean's S20,OOO verdict against that
paper instead OF affirming it, would the
NetcS to-day be opposed to him?"
indianapolis Journal: And so the
EZRA Of reform" that We have been hear
ing SO much about seems likely to set in
with Daniel Manning, boss Of New York
machine politics, at the head of the Treas
ury. This is not Just what the mugvump
Independents have led the public to ex-
pect, but perhaps they did not know
Buffalo Express: Minnesota now takes
her place in the column of States prac-
ticing capital punishment. The No. !
hard State doesn't care If some refor
crank points TO her as one Elapsed into
barbarism.' Homicidal crime will now
be reduced 10 the minimum within her
borders.
Detroit Free Press: The nomination
of a candidate for Judge by the Prohibi-
tionists implies belief on their part that
their views ought 10 be represented on
the Supreme Bench; and their selection
Of Judge Cooley implies a belief that be
will so represent their views. What foun-
dation there is for the latter belief does
not yet appear.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

lChihuahua Mex Enterprise.
Remarkabls remains have been found on
h+ll OF mountain four leagues south Of
Msgdalens. in sonora. The hll il about
20 feet high. anl half wav ~ tl.rs l., a
layer Of gypsum, which Is as white as
snow. and may BE- cut into any conceivable
shape. yet sufficiently hard TO retain i.s
shape after being cut. In this layer Of
stone are cut hundreds and Hundreds OF
rooms, from sir by ten 70 sixteen or
eighteen feet square. So even AMI true
are the walls, ioor and cell NJ. 80 plumb
and level as 70 defy variation. There are
windows in the rooms and but one en-
trance. which is always from the top The
rooms are but eight feet high from fopr TO
ceiling. the stone i - white that II seems
almost transparent. and the rooms ara oil
lark. On the walls Of these rooms are
numerous hieroglypbics and reprt ssnta-
tions of human beings cus in the stone in
different places, but strange 70 say sH the
hands have I've fingers and one thumb. and
the feet have SIX toes. Charcoal il found
on the foors Of many of the rooms: i'm
pleuents Of every description are to be
found. The houses or rooms are one above
the 9th n 70 three or more stories high. but
between each story there IS a Jog 1T recess
the full width ~ the room below. - that
they present the appearance OF large steps
cad NJ up she mountain.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28


cone isv.- SAYS Eimnnd Yates IN his
~Rec0Ilectious. "a oaeen's birth 8av. on
which had a holiday from my cfiice. Ne
tYstas snB nickensl had spent toze ether
AZ Gadshhl tn auIly vas a sent. aati
tle aou - vas IN charge o the "a isler.
whose rile cooked us a steak. nn.l Dickens
had taken csre e. hrnz the cnliar-< <ev
With hiIn. We rsmbied abolt during the
afternoon. and az night went 20 the
Rochester Thestre. forget tae pisy-in-
dead. recallect soshing hus thr presence
~ nsini sf = large man IN ETeen haize
n1nie and pair ~ huf ho9ts. who. %
pickpn@' f,v. evilsntiq d'a aoe ksor =
~,rsi ~ a. part Il sfr,ia ia o ta- mi3-
De - ne sfs4e - t4ost seriag svlla-
De. issk-,f dercelv sros "A. then safd IN
.tentarian tooes. 4 ~ili <-r-re-sar-r-n
Amen H. and vslked aaiestv or - rssd ur
AS part a. the 0inxsH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

ssry 20 spsak ~ the Superiority = eur
tsle,xFaDb serves. fbs CnItsi Press
saase dispatches Ee receive nightly, =
unsurpassed ia the eompisteGess sIld
pionptnsss iB whieh 4 gathers aud trans-
mits news Vita Cur increased spaee
~e shall bs able q publish naoFe fuily
silan nerst0lore rs yslaabis messages.
The ioeal department 81 aainiain the
nsoaration f0r yiglisaee ansi thorough
asss which & las already attsilled and
every Effort Ill Dc put forth y make Il
continually better
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

The Republican Ward Cancusss. 70 elect thres
deleEatrs from -sleh Ear1 "a tne city 70 ths
tounff Goo Feaiisu tDog- cslicd stll - held a.
tln pia1sss Iiist.ntfssl below Tuesday evening
March Is $50 81 6 30 clocx.
FIRST AaFl E1sine House. summit street.
~s.ftlli8 " ard. Dailaon Council ctam Der.
iaiI.l aasti tnsine House. LagrAve street.
fYnTlh Waltl~ tnslae House. barclay street
fista Wasa Fisiue House. canal street
n4zta Wsatl- klalter's hail. " est Leonard 81.
sefrala - ara 1asiue House. Scrloner strest.
kizhlA War.t-kuzins H0use. Jefferson street.
D. A. ,. FxkDlER. Chairman
r a. bshNttn. seer tary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

THH Ts1 eeRkW viii come o. its readers
this morning with enlarged dimensions.
IN msking this Improvement the publish
srs wish 80 express their gratitude - he
housap,is ~ patrons and friends whose
vaf suppcrt has warranted the en-
rent. az tho same tinie they feel no
e.rree II what they beliese 10 b
ride IN havi as~~~~srv<ed their
15'v sFavs increased con
Ncription LIST. bat - have
nal commendatiou from
ends whom TEE TEnE-
has been our purpose
tthe news from every
4, classified and ar
pss man with htst
tld. AZ the breakfast
hat Interested him
= = Ell the leading
= - our purrosp
eren b 4on,s
{ events with
erAw,fesi ia
zen ss1nd
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helegrsph
secured
Gnow.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

A HspahIleaa t1antg Convention ~tu BE- held
IA taa lireat toFt Rooms, Ia lhs City II sirand
k.la..i. si4 lauf-lits Har Ia y al IN A. m-, %
eG,ltss I-Illu- d-.zafte - atiend The kepub
tll state tolss.nlisifl. - b. held March III. and
81 llfilsleI silea ol.eI business may prOperiy
eoae o.iafs l t-tch Wafli and fovflshlp ia tae
C0aul5 sIl - sntfied q, BE- represented D. tbreo
t3l tloli.cil.a8 Iu tna convention
A. n Bishop Chairman Req. Co Com.
q HE4Iaa .SisGrefI4ft.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

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iefrulf lz ..1 t.s aln fDrle Do tri ga
Dol t1lHfrr lLt Fi. fIaH .-i llH
Atlantic - 81. 81. i.tl.ia asa "a
Way luafr 49, 49, e'i l..l.tls i.lI4i.-l ~
fiafior crfr HfiaciseI. .a Ief.'fg laft f' t,iisa
iHclnc t4irsts ota'l. llae.c. ifi.lis diiIt
ex.aI. nln1ast
A tram le.s,.~ nefH ai 3. nl. s1r,la Nan.
dayr. piiI 3ras i1A I.I..n Hft faIa.r aIr lm
,Ffai.'i isllia-. ....ill ..fli. lH 8 81. al
jlffci aila lluaI.i i.llust llaH nisis $500 f,sa
Af~terl- tfitisI lta.h $3.50 tt..aa slsl.i..fn
i1i,ns. iu same otIni az DDifoli fau- stoli.is
transfers.
Iit Detroit Esrfe~ iaafiUa a tsiI a. ffI fosci.
ing ihai ,lr. ai q 8. e. fl, AfR fofh ia44 q m
alid llleftiu = 4I b. ll. HllI t-4z
Through trAei- faf nI I,s.nl- lnl sleeping ca
beIfAt mas is I.r.0ar.i aI ilIDn tIekes One
curnof Monroe afa otn'Fa 1.ieeit. ana ai Lnan
Depot
J. u. - hILIL ffen1 t47. 81 Ne1inaa<
0HO "a. MfHeoA I4rlf hsfaL- -
}. r. hhnfIes. 5-ssr' Agent lle,sk.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

Az sxcaenss leads ps 10 fear that there
is danger Of Mrs. Yesalt Dudley's inyad
Ing the lscture platform, with Mr.. O'Don-
ovan kossa a. manager, and Messrs-
f'lt-tr.- ~ shaFts 8 ess6aRfsa saafnt uaAd
out-thande Buffalo Bill and the Wild
West.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

THE Prince Of Wales expects 10 review
the military at Phoenix Park while on his
visit g. Irelanl Wales VIII do well TO
kcep ouf ol IA. iark after dark. There
s.o. pody 3e..sls done there.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

NsrraEw AESoLDs visit to tins coun-
Try was not without It's benefits TO the dis-
tinGussbei literary Englshman. Before
that visit be ciassed MS all az a horde Of
"Phihstinss," that is to say be held that
We DO not pursus culture for It's own
sake. but that We are a hard practical lot
Of folks 20 whom ali the sweetness and
bghs which Mr. Arnold himself and
few others enjoy, is IA sealed book.
Mr. Arnold now acknowledges that bis
tormer estimate Of our people vas wrong.
,nd he takes occasion TO correct many OF
The harsb Things which others Of his
countrymen have said u us. He Is very
slre now that the ALLEGED dangers from
wealts eni revolu,ion and old politiss
AMI 3. ciel fei.tiens aud that sort of thing
are not seriously threatened he writes
very much hike a foreigner whose lecture
receipts in she United States were better
than he had snsiciL-tssl they would be,
and who g.rff Be coaxed, perhaps, 10
~an
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

TaE rapilty with which Senator Bay
ard u hustled out Of and into the Cabinet
il nothing short Of cruelty to animals.
Yesterday WAS one Of the days be was m.
The Wilmington Ecerg Ersntng pub
hsked a stasrpeut Ion entirely trust
worthy authority" that be viii enter the
Cabinet a. Secretary Of State, and viii
forward bis resignation as Senator to the
Legislature next Wednesday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

Ca ne above naHissi bs1sbs u representation
Aent oalini4 .elll sta1 - sis.ie- fonIa 10. Ale
ago 4 iissrs i3 Ulean. d Mason 5. Ma1istse j.
ilsks, j ti.tt.it y