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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
cure is sold by us on a guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold by Chas
Ryder
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aauCnnanI fn Hnxn.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 13.-The
president to-day appointed Ferdinand
HAvre
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If you have sold your farm and have
a mortgage Tor balance of the payment
1 will give you money for the mortgage.
Office with Wells Bros.
s. NJ. SMITH,
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.

THE PRICES AT TRADE CERTEkS.
the Kansns City lave Ssock Market Is Rs
ported esDeciAilv for TIE DAILY
NEWs every afternoon by
ANDY ]. SNYDER q Co,
Rooms 23 and - Exchange BuildiuR
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
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The Whitley opera house management
has arranged for the presentation herr, in
tho near future of "Siberia, "a spectacular
meIodrama, and one of Barley Camp
BELLS most renowned productions.
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rREMONr TAX ROLL.

The following is an abstract OF the
chattel property of Fremont township
subject 10 taxation for 1885 from the
assessment sheet OF Joseph Frost:
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At meeting of the Ladies' society of
the FRS. Congregational church this
evening, Mrs. l. E. Perley reported that
a small amount over $4,000 has been
raised and paid on the church by the
society. This is the amount the ladies
agreed TO raise, and they are to be
congratulated on the accomplishment of
their purpose.
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LOT 642-Three black Drap D. Alma
cloth wraps, cape shape. long tAbs IN
front, trimmed with Spanish lace and jet
passementerie, sizes "a, SO and 20. Re-
duced from $3.50 to $4.75.
LOT 301-Two black Ottoman cloth
wraps, long close fitting cape shape,
square tabs in front, trimmed with
double row OF Spanish lace and jet pas
sementerie, ornament at back, sizes "a
and SO. Reduced from 50 90 to $3.50
Notice Particularly the Heavy R0duo-
lions In Next FIVE Lots.
LOT 309-One black ottoman cloth
wrap, close fitting cape shape, short
square tabs at back, long tabs in front,
dolman sleeve. trimmed all round In
heavy chenille fringe and jet passemen-
teries, size So. Reduced from $12.OO to
1915.
LOT 343-Two handsome RhAdzimiF
silk wraps. cape shape. long tabs in
front, trimmed with heavy chenille
fringe, Spanish lace and jet passemen-
teries, size 81 and SO. Reduced from
$17.5 to $3.50.
LOT 336-Two black Rhadzimir silk
wraps. short cape shape long tabs with
shirred front. trimmed in chenille fringe
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

The gentlemen from Emporla who At
tended the funeral of Jacob Epstein re-
turned Sunday. They received most
courteous attention from their Topeka
friends. The funeral was largely at
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

Sleepless Nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. ShIloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by Chas
Rvdar
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That Hacking Cough can be so quick
lY cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran
teeit Sold 10y Chas. Ryder.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

Did you know that Baird * Brother
had moved? They are now at the cor
ner Of Sixth avenue and Merchants street.
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Group, hD"or..s C..sA and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold byChas Rider.
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The corner building on Commercial
street and Fourth avenue, formerly &C.
cupied by the shooting gallery, is being
rehted, both up and down stairs, as q
hotel ana restaurant. The establish
ment will be conducted by Mr.. Rock,
who also owns the building. Mr.. Rock
expects to open the hotel some time next
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Bargains In I3OttOi

Frederick & Burton still have money
to loan, and some splendid bargains in
lands and city property.
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Plenty. of Money

To loan on farm property on long or
short time on easy terms.
s. NJ. SMITH,
Offices with Wells Bros, oyer EN-
porla Savings Bank.
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaints Shiloh's Vitalizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by
Chas RYDER
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Miss Laura Harris, while returning
Sunday with her parents from Q visit
to Plymouth, was thrown backward
from the spring wagon and her right
collar bone broken. She was on the
back seat, which tipped as the wagon
was going over rough place, and the
esulL WAS as given
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The Illinois Assembly.
SPR1NeFIKLD. May 13.-In joint con-
vent1on 1873 members were present. but
neither party voted. Adjourned.
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Bessie Parks, infant daughter Of
Peter and Margaret Parks, died on'the
18th inst. of diphtheris at AZ South
Merchants street.
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Mr.. Samuel Faust of this city receiV-
ed wordMonday of the death of his moth
er at her home In Schulkill county,
Pennsylvania, on last Saturday. Her.
age was 20 years. This sad news follows
closely on that OF the death OF his faith
er at the age of SO, on the Goth of last
February.
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Twenty bags of mali matter, prlnci.
pally congressional records, were re-
ceIved by Postmaster Murphy for Ssna-
tor Plumb Monday.
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NotIca.

heirs and assigns; and for such other and
further relief as msy be night, and for costs
I'D. <. WATERBURY.
20-9 Attorney tor Plaintiff
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/, L. T. Heritage, cashier of the above
named bank. de solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. L. T. HERITAGE.
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
cay Of May, 1885. W. H. DALE,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
&. HOOD,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

The Normal compus ID greatly i'm
proved in looks. The present janitor
has taken a great pride in keeping the
campus clean and when the lawn now
ing is completed the grounds will be
C,uita utfractiya
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

The Emporia Mattress factory has
just located at No. So Commercial street.
The object of the firm is to do a job
trade, and several hands will be employ
ed. Mattresses have never efore Teen
manufactured in this city for the job
trade, and as the firm, Green s. Co, pro-
pose to sell cheaper than the Kansas City
factories, there is no reason why they
should not build up paying business at
an early daV
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

FoR SALE-A new organ very cheap
II sold soon. on ~ 93 Rural street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

The parsonage of the First Congrega-
tional church is TO be enlarged by the
construction of an addition. Work has
already been commenced. The i'm
provements are in the hands of the
Ladies' society of the church.
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Word was received to-day from w, n
Sisler that he was aboard . prairle
schooner bound for Fargo Springs, @the
future great"
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II. L. Stone, the agreeable and gen.
tlemanly younger brother of D. 81.
Stone, who has for some time been IN
the store of Stone s. Miller, has &C.
cepted position with II. G. Bonham,
and henceforth will be found at the latter
Mace
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II. s. Alexander recently sold his
farm near the city and removed to q
property on the corner of Ninth and
Cottonwood, which he has bought
and remodeled. The house was new
one not fully completed and as now
completed and furnished makes a very
pleasant home.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

The new town now being laid out by
the Southwestern Land and Town COM
pany, on the north side of the CimarIon
river, IN the center OF Seward county,
has been named Fargo Springs. There
are out on its site and in the vicinity .
number of very fine springs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Dale are the parents
of tine boy, born this afternoon. We
extend hearty congratulations to the en-
tire family.
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Con
w. B. MOSES, Recorder.
WasheIi-Onf HAIR

There Is sort of palled, chalky COM
plexion which the novelist ''cAll a wash
out complexion" 1t is CHASTITY enough,
and no mistake. Wash-out, faded, dis
coiored, or parti-colored hair is almost
as repufsive and melancholy. Parker's
Hair Balsam will restore your hair 10 Its
original color, whatever il was; brown,
auburn or black. Why wear moss on
your head, when you may easily have
lively, shining hair.
The court house yard has just been
improved by the building of soma new
walks.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

Prof. Klock told NEWS Representa-
tive today that as soon as the city
schools were provided with sufficient
room and other accommodations, the
work o; the kindergarten would prob
abiy be introduced.
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Wool Market.

Walter Brown & 20. have just issued u ctr
culAr showing the following prices Of kansas
and Nebraska wool on the Boston market:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-14

Frank Davidson, who has for some
time past been in II. G.. Bonhsm's gro
Gerry, to-day took a new position as book
keeper IN S. a. Brown 81 Co.'S general
office in this city. Mr.. Davidson Is one
Of our most popular Yonng men and a
man OF fine business ability. We pre-
dict for him success in the very dcsir-
able position rendered him by this lead
ing lumber company and congratulate
the company on its choice OF a man.
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A. Kama CITY.

KANaAR CITY. May Is.
CATTLB-Receipts, 3,l54; strong. active and
SC higher.
Hoos-Receipts. 1s.6ss; market slow. weak
and l0G15c lower; lots averaging 20 70 %
poundS sold at g 10000; bulk Of sales at
So .0O68 95; not all sold.
The Daily indicator reports: wheat
Receipts, Il SIS; shipments, 1,45o; in store.
So, 724: market steady; No. red. cash, sales
at S3Gs3kc, June, sales at s4k0S5c; July.
sales at S6ZSc: August, eekc bid, 60c asked
No. soft cash, sales ut 81. OIL.
SCoaN-Receipts, 1874; shipments. u 32s
In store sc, 596; market lover; No. 8, cash,
sales ct 4lEdAlKc; June, sales at 42A042Hc;
July. 43x &c bid. AXc asked; No. white, CASH
45kc bid, 4SXc asked.
5JATs-No. 2 cash, sales ct 4Oc.
MRYE-Nominal-
Inconsistencies.
8 EGGs-106loKc per dozen.
a LARD-Tierce. H12H.
8HkY- Fancy. small hailed. 5000.
aPRonsIoEE-Dry salt, shoulders So; clear
sides. sKc; long clear side; SHci clear RIB
clear SIdes, To; rib sides. &c; clear sides,
71<e; hame, small, 10c. medium % heavy. SZQ
exc; homeless pork, SlS.5Oi clear. Sls-6o; mess
~ .
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Brocaded dress goods IN all shades,
from Ga cents up, at Gibson's.
Omaha mixed paints at Bonds.
Fancy gInghams at Gibson's.
Can't swamp Us on eggs at Tressler &
LourY's.
The Jewel gasoline stove can't be beat
at j. 8. Gibson's.
Five cent lawns at Gibson's.
Fine line of ladies' misses and gents
hosiery at Lesh Boos.
Straw hats, new stock at Gibson's.
Window shades and shade fixtures at
Lesh Bros.
Lard and machine oil at Bonds.
New goods arriving daily at Gibson's.
Halls condition powders at Bonds.
Bird cages and gasoline stoves at ]. s l..
Gibson's.
Rock chrystsl eye glasses and specs at
Bonds.
A nice line OF silk handkerchief
just received al Lesh Bros.
Remnant laces IN endless variety and
small prices at Gibson's.
Headquarters for dry goods at Tresslel
8 LOWry's
The largest stock, the newest goods
and lowest prices in children's and
ladies' fine shoes.
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AZ CnlAR0.

CHIC AGO. May Is.
CHARACTERISTICS. sJ0oo; market strong
and loo higher; shtppin - ;IS<eS.1Si OGtehersr
q GOA 50; stockers. fS.769A.0.
Ho0e-KeceipEs, 1000: market active but
50iOc lower; r. 104A 10:
SaERP-ksoeipts, 400; market STEADY
WzEIT.Market opened weak and lower,
but rapidly gathered strength ead sold up
onieklV IKE, receded . tRlns and <leoed &c
over Yesterday; eeKc for cash and nay.
CORN-17Xc for cash and NAY
OATs-FtTm; S4kc for Nay.
RYB-78c.
BARLKY-NominGl.
FLAX sEED-1ly3TH0l s..
PORE-Easy; S11.o6 tor June.
TARn-SteSdy: &c S3kf16.85.
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We loan money on land and live stock.
FILKINs & SIsLER, Brokers.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters uncalled for and remaining
In tho postofhce at Emporia, Kansas, for the
week ending May u 1855. Please give the
dAla Of nANnrI 4. " ne enl ~ for.
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No. 10 Commercial street, east side
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50, "a, 50 and 40. Reduced from $3.50
to $3.50.
LOT 441-Two black, velvet brocaded
grenadine wraps, cape shape, long point
ed tabs, shirred front, colored change
able silk Inning. heavy chenille fringe
trimming; sizes, "a and 40. Reduced
from $22 so to $1,000.
LOT 41S-One black velvet hrocaded
grenadine wrap, short round cape, long
square tabs, lined throughout with Grim
son satin, trimmed In heavy chenille
and solid Jet fringe, size Sc. Reduced
from $3.50 to SIT rs.
LOT 141S-One imported black and
gold velvet brocaded grenadine wrap,
short round cape, short square tabs In
front, lined with blue and gold change
able silk, trimmed in beaded chenille
fringe to match, size 81. One OF the
most stylish garments produced this sea-
son. Reduced from $23 to $40
LOT 456-One black beaded, velvet
brocaded grenadine wrap, figures out
lined in jet beads, round cape, long tabs
lined with blue and crimson ckangeaole
silk, trimmed in heavy chenille and
solid Jet fringe, an elegant garment. size
SO. Reduced from $2S 50 10 $23 80.
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No. /, Leayenworth, Leavenworth,
No. 2, Washington, Atchison.
No. 8, Hugh de Payens, Fort Scott.
No. 4, De Molay, Lawrence.
No. 5, Topeka, Topeka.
No. 9, Askelon, Salina.
Ne. Z, Oswego, Oswego.
No. 8, EmpOrIs, Emporia.
No. 8. Newton, Newton.
No. 10. st. Bernard, independence.
No. II, Tancred, Ottawa.
No. 12, Mt. Olivet, Wichita.
No. Is, Hiawatha, HiaWatha-
No. Il, st. Omer, Great Bend.
No. Is, Winfield. Winfield.
No. 10, Apollo, Larned.
No. II, Ceur de Lion, Parsons.
No. 10, Carrie d, Mcpherson.
No. 10. FL Dorado, Ell Dorado.
No. 20. Coronado, Clay Center.
No. 81. IVanhoe, Wyandotte.
No. %, st. Elmo. Paola.
No. %. Cyrene, Beloit.
No. a. Abilene, Abilene.
o.
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On Tuesday evening May 10Th at jays
opera house there will be a first-class
elOcutionarY and musical entertainment,
under the auspices, and tor the benefit of
Mrs. Olive Lubbock, who has spared no
pains in getting up flrst-class program.
Mrs. Chas. Harris will sing some of her
finest solos, and Prof. A. @. Moss and
Miss May Haines will render instrument
tai solos. The admission will be the
modest sum of % cents for adults, and
children under fourteen years Is cents.
Tickets tor sale at Kelly Bros. drug
store,
DR.. j. F. Hendy returned Monday
from Council Grove, where he assisted
in dedicating new Presbyterian church
on Sabbath morning and preached in the
new edifice at night The dedication
was conducted by Rev. j. NJ. McClung
of Wellington. The building, a
fine brick structure, Gothic
style, with stained glass windows was
erected at cost of 5000. There was
debt of $500. all of which was sub
scribed on the day of dedication, SO that
now our Presbyterian neighbors of
Council Grove through the labors of
their pastor, Rev. G. A. Irwin, and
themselves have very handsome house
of worship free from encumbrance.
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SALE OF
Ladies' Spring Wraps!

chances G o anoag
CT
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TIE GRAND. OOAu1uAxDnHY.

The Annual RsupiOn Of the knights
rsmplsr-Ths Election OF OmcsEs 1Or
tR,a EusuInR Year-A Royal Time En-
jOvse by the EmporiA Dslegatlon.-A
DeuRhtful Trip by Special Car.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Twas the extreme good fortune Of
the writer to be in Atchison yes
terdsy during the annual couclsve OF
the Grand CommandeFy Of knights
Templar of Kansas. The people of that
civ are always In their element when
they are entertainers. The meeting oil
the commandery was opened In
due form by Grand Commander De Wit
of salina, at 10 O'Clock In the hall o.
Washington commAndery Of Atchison
There were present about two hundreC
Sir Knights. representing the following
| communicates:
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AMEKICUs NEWS.
EDITED BY BuRLoW.

MONDAY, May IL.
The city council met at the council |
chamber on the evening Of May 8. and
ordered six foot side walk on the north
side Of Broadway from Fifth street to
Main, and an eight foot walk from Main
to Sixth street. The contract was also
let to VIM. Charlesworth, for the com.
pletion of the balance Of the walks on
the west side Of Nam street, with the ex-
ception Of what belongs 70 the railroad,
and they have the lumber on the ground
preparatory to putting down their share
of the walk. A petition TO open up the
streets, and also q petition for 9 night
herd law was referred to an appropriate
committee.
Mr.. Hugh King, of Canandaigua, New
York, who has purchased the John
Welfare place, recently arrived. We
clip the following extract from the Can.
andaigua Times: When he was but i've
years old his father and family came to
America, from Scotland. In early life
he was an apprentice to learn the car
penter and joiner trade, In this he de.
yeloped great aptitude, and soon became
. master workman, and is now one o.
the most successful builders and archi-
tects. For years past he has conducted
} an extensive business, having q largt
} force Of men in his employ, and ha,
! erect some of the finest blocks and resi-.
dences in the county. It Is said of Mr.
King whatever he does he does it we'll
he has served in the board Of trustees
of this village, as trustee of the schoo
district, and has been for many years
} vestryman of St. Johns Episcopa
church. He is also prominent mem
Der of the Masonic fraternity, holdint
important Offices therein. For thret
successive years he was elected maste
workman of lodge No. ia 4. o. U. W
and president of the Brotherhood lodg,
No. 80 E. o. NJ. A. and is now past mas
ter workman OF the former, and pas
: president Of the latter.
: Mr.. King no doubt will meet with ,
kind reception among our people, anC
, we bespeak for him q hearty welcome
The genial face of John Sims is sesl
behind the counter of Tressler & Lowry
where for e short time lie will handle
their new stock of fine dry goods, etc.
Whooping cought is now quite pre-.
valent all over town.
Brocaded dress goods IN all shades
2 from 81 cents up, At GibsOn's.
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Tnomh9 r. " IIIiAms
ezaR sAM'L F. MURPHY. P. Nj.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17
mains on the top Of the heap, and from
present appearances the only outcome can
be, either the acknowledgment of Halnes
~ speaker OF the breaking up of the legis
lature from inability 70 organize.
VANDERBILT AND THE GRANTS.

Vanderbilt, in is treatment Of the Grant
| family, has shown that even a "grasping
millionaire" can do generous act with
delicacy and grace. Having, at General
Grants urgent request .obtaiued iudg
ment against him for the $4,000 loaned
him, and on an execution issued having
levied upon all Of Grants property
real, personal and mixed" when the sale
come of Vanderbilt, bid it all in himself,
and then, in felicitiousy wOrded letter,
turned the whole over 70 Mrs Grant, o. be
held by her as her separate property and
estate, with the only condition that, on
Gen Grants death, oy ao1ner If she wished
il, "the swords, commissions, medals gifts
from the United States, states, cities, and
foreign governments, and all articles Of
historical value and interest shall BE pre-.
scented 20 the government at Washington,
where they will remain as perpetual me
MORALS of his fame and of the history OF!
his time
The Grants, however, though poor, are
proud, and cannot accept charity even from
u millionaire. So they at once wrote 70
Vanderbilt that they must decline his gen.
erous offer, except so much of il As relates
70 the trust to Mrs. Grant in regard 70 arti.
cles to 90 to the government of the United
States on Gen Grants death, in which, the
General says, Mr. Vanderbilt had only m.
ticipated the disposition he Gen Grant
himself had contemplated making of the
articles Vanderbilt, however, was tena-
Cious in his generous purpose, and wrote
back to the Grants that, duly appreciating
their scruples in taking back the mort,
cages, he would himself sell the property
they cover and invest the proceeds in 3
permanent fund the interest upon which
should be annually paid 70 Mrs. Grant dur
Ing her life, with power 20 make whatever
she pleased of il in her viii.
But the Grants are stubborn, and again
Mr. Vauderbilt'S generous purpose. 70,
which he had given 50 much thought ana !
upon which he had apparently set his
heart is respectfully declined Upon !
mature reflection says Mrs Grants last
note in the correspondence II cannot | |!
will not, accept your munihcence in any
'orm."
While the action OF the Grants in the !
'lse on whose part such sorupulousneas in
re gard 10 receiving gifts, in view Of their
la't record in that respect, can hardly have
allied to fill Vanderbilt with profound sur
prise, no one at least can read his cores ,
oondence with them on the subject without
heartfelt respect for Dir Vanderbilt's mag
lanimous regard of the situation and sensi.
iveness of those whom he would relieve
" noble generosity.