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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
! }.:5a N.3RICHARDsON, &
..5} 1,e III * = Judge Of Prob bate.
]: Notice of. Mortgage Sale.

MT HEB EAss dssfa,1it has been made in the
II w conditipns Of . certs. IN nostgage executed
senceratst ard state Of Ninnesota, N Ortgago
70 dsHe!ifn Chsisrian, o. Hen1spin comfy ana
sSate OF Nsatesota, Aorygagee, dated ae Iyen-
tty-sae9nd day Of Maresas 4. D. eighteen, hun
drsd and eighty-tfa, and recorded IN the office
oGtbe Register Of naeas otsGl,e3 coIns " Of Nor
risaaia !a sfate Of innesota, an the 5fp5 rtie5b
day Of March, .A. p. 1852, at four O'Clock p.
Min f,oSRsSF OF NJ Mortgages, 70 page IN. Oh
she Us iseris elai rea g be ue, at the date IL
th notice, Sanou5t ofIsWo Kindred and
Twenty Seven aud go GO Dollars fS227, 49, and
NO aat ion q proceeding has been instituted at
law orr q llity to- recover the debt secured BY
sa3 q MT eSor any part the. eof S i$sig$
5s335 NON NOTICE. Is HEREb Z GIVEN. That
fhysVi1 rue Of d ppwe- o. sale contained i'll said
AZ s,rs and of the staF Ia to IN sutl cas- made
and pT iGed, said mora &c WILDE foFeclesed
hysa,e 0fthe morssa ssed rsen,is IS ess: 4 &c.
the court house i the vi iaee Of little Fails in
tbs Gorsiry OF Morrison and State OF 1linE esata,
son .Is7estlag, the 18Th dav OF August, A.. D.
seig Ateen hundred and hty-fYe at 10 clock
IN Ihe foren no 70 satisfy TIE amount which
Interest tnefac and costs and aexEenses of
sic, and 2rWeaty-Fiye lars (s25o5I attor-
ley's fees, as stipulated in said mortgage in
case Of foreciosgre.st f.5 - Ie}85
Tie premises described in said mortgage and
SO 70 ba SOD. are the lot, p5ece or parcel OF satd
sitnased in the County Of MOTIFS ana State
OF. Nsa i.eso1s 6 nd I'm own and described as fol-
lows, to-w.t, sa] T35 15tE5 .254 ~ Is
ne East hslf [(Es1S of the South West quarter
afsANl4l I OF ysectiGa iaambere ed Eleven *lA in
Tow snip nugnuEred Oee Hundred and IWen-
sy-E5fsat Il.cS1 OF Range Thirty Ore l3li West
cor u ains p by ates lor cor less according
to the United States Government survey there
OF :.
e 2&fy ..55s '=5 t5F LEWELLYN CHRISTIAN,
h 81 I51, Mortgage
RocKWocD & CoLLOM, 5,.
4 Aftorl eYs of McrGgag eeks 3$$eh .s&t9y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
n aoRT IfsRsI
The Osborne ~ ne = - q
yester Crosvs <S,tt,s,,r chlnli,,s
ont of the Eslela
Z PARns, France my asS

France, NV IssS.
10 D n. Osborne nsespoljs,
1Iinn.. 81 I11R Nj
field trial ~ binder. .sIs q
an1es yssse mean
oi1 ciIlIurs IS ssseesi
Frame Biuder & iiifst ard sps.scial
gold media, given tl,s mister 81
gricultnle of q ION !, Il
eompetion gaiiast TIE mick,
Deering md Johasts,,
ss,ssxz. y
IS in' y, il iis'sevsry u here,
and tie oseorne1 sisH Frame M.eIiax II
noAr the most lac with farmers and
aisaeersns Victories II BY harvest maids
ia alEparts OF the country and ses.
~ and. examine lle ii Inc.
Rlrzs IN s 81 1 81 81 Is
AgeIsts III I4itti Fai and
hen 81 ii ne ses!l Ne y Oh
meme 81 elareaeea les, and
ilsis not "a le 81
safse Sto back i /.
lie) ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
Bnckienss Arille.a SW ss..

THE BEST ss1I,vs ,slrsstt5 ffai.
Cuts, Bruises, 81.
Fever sores, sif II NEG
Chilblsins IN II i,
and positsvel rs I. \.
qalrsd Il sf'ttl esd 81 .et
,aatisaaetioIl mo ~ 'flea
225 csnts per sal 3 az Il, 4. N,
Close. sss, \.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
Lard Office at ST, Cioaa, Mtanesota

80 "a ~ Az June 8,
Notes q hersUy given that the following
tanned sstsie led notice of hss intes tion
to n'sse faal proc 81 pnort Of II csai IL IL
@ta tnats said nFsef ee s,s ere the
ca Jnl9 -, 1881, Christ GesRing, 81
81 orTsspa geop aEs nesata, for the W 4o1
n SEC tinl Township 80, Range 80.
!, ts lss foslosia witne sses go prove
his COZ ses. supo g nd
Gsessss.:eb Knscael, Edward ATnold, ACCT
IL aica IF 81 Bac / nan, Morrison
es,a II j, sll[ 4, }al ESQ ".
As B rs II. FREE EN- IT. IT 81
s2as 5.EE ter. !.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
RoeKWocD & COTTON, s5*
y Attotsl egs of Mcregag aea 5$E3a$f s ss53S23.s
-5sz3 N timex polls, MINI. 5@s. T..
Dated June 20, 1855. 81 l,'
B LAND OFFICE N0TIC f. Is

Ill, Land Office 1T ST. Cloud, Minnesota, II
\ Z. q q. ss e.. ,5 .Jane 8, 1885. ss
/. NGsIce il hereby given that TIL: following
r arned settler asateii notice Of his lntention
80, Inahe Ear 90 IN support Of his claim,
and that sEi iDFooIsw be made before the
I.3s}stass Or Irseesyer at st. Cloud, Minnesota,
oa y { ri Hermann Kuschel,'ot
soss 500 ceusassg. Mtnnesosx Of
~ ~ 4 sion 20. Township So Rsage 3d.
4 4 9 hsmes3ne following witnesses TO prove
A i con f:asn4z residence npor, and cultisa-
ton % So. al. viz: Cbnst sGeaking, Ed
wssd Arnold, Jacob KuEtrys GsssarIes Jerking,
nos % hcs OF all Buchanan, orrison county,
Minnesota. y sss s.s.. n,
D. II. FIREMAN,
EN- Register. #
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
From the Platte River Country
s 81 Il Platte River, July 10. 1885.

i9stSSe AslvEl ~ slUs84S
The host on that me nlorable Sunday
night cut our gardens and corn to q
considerable extent, but We are COM
ing out quite nicely. I. q ia. Z ri. .s5
s3 Our soil here beats tbs sandy farms
for growing good crops and pushing
them ahead. Wheat and oats never
looked better. It is feared by some
that wheat in some places will fall if
there is much more rain. Haying will
begin Id this vicinity soon. Strawber-
sries and blueberries are almost 4 fail
llre here on account of frosts and
fires: There Wasra snaall gathering Of
patriotic .so,lk on the granite ledge
between a. kychners and John Whit
slieys on the 4th, but your correspol-
dent preferred a rest in the cool shade
under the. pines, to a broil on tile
rocks. ;.5s ..53s.5 3s s5sa
Considerable4im pro velnent has been
made this summer on the ed state
road between Ha1,soniss ana IIalfsaY
creek rltls will, no tis slgesd
news TO those who hays pdsasi ,to
past, this way here II er|s forty igtlt
days work iput Oh L, if aan RI glisly
informed ther Inns bee d ghteeil 81
twenty days az Pit Oh the road ~
tween "A 81 lace ana rew;
Nelson vol INT eer Rbrk. They
lpnt in aeout thirty rods 8of e n1srae
corduroy are weak ii numbers
up here, but strong il piiEtpose. Rod.
Scott not Seward Scott) whose claim
shanty burned last wintef, has aldgs On
the ground III ready to bnild Il house
and barn as soon rs he comes Or ttlae
drive. Rod lis ~ ind ustriSu entsr-
prising fellow, md we are pleased to
know that we are going 70 have him
and his pleasant wife for 5neigh bors.
~ EAsEITl.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
iPIslyRl u u OTICE.

I State Fofs SM inlle4 IS s.6. 4. tS
county = On frebate Court,
# sFee1lI IerIn ~ 1885 b
IN the the Es sdff Fred aEuske Sen,
an III filing the petition of Fred
Muske, . B, istrator q estate of Fred
M eased, tal,g among other
things. hat ne has ifsterea said es-
ats and that Il tia,s place be fixed
for exf1if nd segiInt Of his
40 nainistsation and farsthe assignment OF the
rtsid ue q 4 SAX! estate til lei @ 5ss i ,i
Feaaaas aid account be ex
d On #hea re, Tie Judge of
THIS &C 0si Is ). eighth Cay Of
Ssshst. ss5, ioek M, at the
Office Little Falls in
said eeu @ sssss 4$tg ".
IT OF b !, thEt no
tiee ferenl be- oil pess crested
ny lishj ne eapS Of this ortiss for three
Successive WeeE & phi to said day of hsaring
the tse Fai IFS Is rans eri pit. a weekly news
pa per printed and published ut Little FallsIn
said cosinty. .ss& II ISIS: 4 ~ =, ,$$$s5+ HILL M
d ,Dsted at Little Fallsthts It'll day efJuly, A.
ID. ASS. Il: ". 5a SIT y. @.giz
BY the CsJrt; tn s5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
'Kice's Wants to Try IT Again,

Editor Of the Transcript:
We notice in last weeks issue THAT tie
Rice's base ball team are kicking
themselves $5O worth over the lost
{ game ,of ball the Fourth. They ore
Kicking themselves because Royaltan ms
not ssnd enough 70 come 70 The front
With $50 and cover their challenge
which still holds good. Money tslks.
ADAM fK1AR,s 81
55si Nj. Captain.
R,ce's July 4 4, 1856,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17


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Iussd,y ona BIZ Isl Iiasss 'a tra 81
Tliscase ofs v|eIs Kobe was
paAtf.oned unit sanest.A &, Jnly az
NJ Ibric,k have arriy ia fdlor,s fotisx
sor ,ours IN 81. III, !, 81: n.s Hi .leoce
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81. 81 $3.50 ' u7sn y w. y
ME s ' s. ' kl'' " II
F 1ssssfpck on ~
s s8ss mo- low place Al front The Platte
house 1,as been tssd tnsaild agood E5ob
Sofsfoad work done ! here
81 The Lumber {sp. have secured The
services II an ex,,ert ems eei, $50 j yara
S.nasser and lumber ii, I serler. 81 &
s,.s,tz Is / rs, ~, 6 .1,;,,s,s s, =.
Nm .,,,cl,ssea M ma III, ,e,nave ,,,cff,
Enrelrnse store. q, ,,,;s 3ctax &. M.
81, III. . 81. !, &. i q, 8 !. .,..
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17

IAy,naking has b nn .
ssas . keg off beer and good
time e II y last SUNDAY e least we
were 10 Informed. 81
hos. u Drum IS making improve
|sinenis ID the Interior If his house BIZ
|spsrt ioning and put s iir I sta 4 4,
Several new barn IL sng grataries ~
observable Oh dil fIsreni farms
81 n: Frank Blair ms been suffering since
July sid with tooth che Last Saturday
|ssDr Forte and The dentist ministered
chlorofern, ant. extracted the attending
|snaelars.
John Neysst found 4 ydry nieedismoDd
willow cane on his fern and Observations
discloses me 'ffsct thu, stliey are numerous
hereab bouts.
The Fourth wis just more t1sil c ~
DRAFTED by the patriot sef Swan Riyer q
/ ii ii runorea that the priest of stlle
Polish parish sheues is 40 go ta icalgo
soon1o raise money en- ough AZ bnila &
new brick church the prnsent one is tso
Esnaall to accom molate the congr eg,.aion.
There Ares Is families ID thn parish. B
John q. Kay viii s.iimmesli ete begin
work on bis new lpg house and expects
toshaye il habitable soon. 5,.8
1T is really too bad that Parker cannot
hare The new Insahe Asylum located
There. 81 81
Il becomes our unpleasant duty 70
chronicle the sad case Of. one of Ugr
promising young men. He is5 a s.sn-in J
law Of r.. *. Ledonx, Sen, and seemed
70. be happy until q week ago hsIn his
mind was suddenly tn bal anced altl fears
are entertained for him BY his friends
bns, pshaW! it's only q boyiana q few
midnight promenases will efectuallyy
cure him Of his present malady s.S5
Potato bugs are numerous, hay is
scarce, and lnmor says lhere'l 10 a wed
ding soon. Ii. .5s
! ~ ( ,&,I.' ,z Ss JENNA. &
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17

q YOU cah get a good single harness
(llsnd.made) for$16sof ... t#.
s.5 5$5 GEO l.. PAva;rr,. Il
Nj ss* f S.s@4 % Royalton MINI. +.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17

/ Car il and see our new psints and
4.ottons. d RIcKARD Bros. i
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
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1lsT;i IN F 81 sljjr EssssJsaA 4 81
a geStts Jel laittle Fails and N 81
A1'tsele IS so ! ille b ora on
5&
LITTLE r AILS .IH We
STOCK COMP AN


[ utdessigned Henry F. Bieknell and Charles Is
| lAsNS, both of ST. Paul Minnesetas and j.. g.
;EsiiDsions Of lls, Minnesota, have
IsasrsIed to nd hereby associate nurselYes to-
,as9 IA p 6es 8 fh hs g
,of minnesota, and ITO that end We do hereby
adopt and. sign the fol lswing Arti Giles Of Incor
poratio II 81 y: ES 81 III, n @
FIKsT The; name eflthe corporation hereby
tefMed shall be 1.-THE Little Falls Live, Stock
Company and thelseneral nature Of its, bust
meas shall be buying, sci ling and dealing in
goods, wares and erchandise and buying,
selling, dealing I'M breeding end raising live
stock and all kinds and rarieties Of grain, farm
and dairy produce and TO This end said .Gorpor-
alton sbnH have power to- .acaui ire hold sRnd
dispose Of such farm and other Ian ds and real
property as may be desirab 10 or convent ent For
its business TO bu : and sell real
Iile .psincip lace Tor trsnsacting the bust
ness ct SAID e rperation shall be Little Falls
Minnesota 81 si5$ II III '.f %
T 5ssEcds b. The fine Of the ceiin1enc cement OF
said corporation shan be the goth day of July,
shall be the term 81 ten years. a, !,
/ THIRD TIC amount 81 sile capital stock of
said orporation shall be twenty thousand dol
lars nd shall be 'div ded into four hundred
(4ool shares OF lars each andshHll be
paia n g ne stock i, taken
before 8
FOURTH Tho 1iig Ii est amount f indebted
mess or la which said corpora tioR shala at
any time be sabiectteo shall be FIVE thousand
dollars (ss6, Geo N. 5s5, /; .T:
FIFTH s1s The names and places. residence
corporation are Henry !. 4Ncknel and Charles
sinnens fsai niaesssss aha 4
Sixth. The government 81 said cooperation
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
InsiI u 4

If3yps' want 70 insure your pr,;pertv in
good reliable com pat.ies, .. CT Hessell
can suit ysu. They are, atsehts or
the Continental and Germania con alI,
MES of New York, the Orient III HART
ford, and the: North Rritisll Mercantile.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
IkptEEenCe DfAt9g a -
1 ss7 "A. syAIGM, sss s
n 3. sIxkoN8 sysss#

-
pans4 g. 3 s1 NM & Il.
0n this 18th day of ~ D. before me
.persolia ~ appeared 4 elaiy and
sgharlss =. Foss 20 me known q IL The psrssnss
q saa sso Is sss
70 be his Iffee actIand deed.
NotarIal zeal Ram ossIs ,PublIc
.7s rsey n Inn. Millr, 6, IS
County II aor l s.. y y 81 E3I
mis- IL any 81 Jul before me
sseq, " &. .as e ~. rs
II sss "a I'D 81 i ths
g. e
Neta, enbil ,lorrisoa Ainn
rissn ia
f's''s s,: s s 8 yss & ]
hefe6y a. he n tiiin siAst runasnt
n = re III 4&is ipf rccesE IN the 10th
e,s. s & g. s 4; n, and
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n. 8 Il
[sss q = 81 1tats u
|ssl thst q gu.nsllt
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
a full stock Of gents and boys white
and colored shirts inst reviewed At s a
n ARp BR0ss.sSss
] 81 r u!

',,| I,IIii ~ " rs
4 ;! g !. H
National Republican., 1885-12-10

A CORRESPONDENT questions the accu-
rncy Of the statement made in the NATIONAL
REPUBLIoAN yesterday that Mr.. Vanderbilt
was, at the time Of his death, 'probably the
wealthiest man on earth" The Philadel-
phia Times, ofyestcrday says; "Mr. Van
dcrbIlt was richer than any single member
Of the Rothschild family. The Duke of
Westminster is said to be worth S200,OOJOOO,
but Vanderbilt was richer, because the
dukes money only pays him about . per
cent 1t is mainly in land and houses. Mr..
Vanderbilt had a much larger income. lie
was the richest man in the world" This
may be an erroneous statement, but 1t ac
cords with the general opinion of those who
should be familiar with the subject
National Republican., 1885-12-10
For "Isx-Presidcnt" Tildcn.

Having entered in q vigorous manner
upon the generous and important but pos
sibly thankless labor of sending messages
to Congress suggesting methods for the
utilization of the national revenues, tex
President" Tilden will dlsappoint the hopes
Of the country II lie shall fail to 90 on with
the work so bravely and ably begun.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is incapable
of doing "ex-President" Tilden the inius-
tice of supposing that he will halt or hesi-
tate. Not even the fact that President
Cleveland has issued q message covering the
habitable globe and treating eXhaustively
Of an almost infinite variety of topics Is
likely TO deter the sage of Greystone from
giving to the Congress information of the
state Of the Union and recommending such
measures as he shall Judge necessary and
expedient.
"EX-Presidentn Tllden is known to his
countrymen as deyout worshiper at the
shrine Of art. He recognizes the influence
of art in the cultivation Of national taste
and the formation Of national character. lie
appreciates as thoroughly us any man can
the influence of paintings and statuary In
developing and fostering patriotic feeling,
His voice has never been raised In opposi-
tion to liberal appropriations for the art
decoration Of the nations capital.
For these good and sufficient reasons, and
for Others equally good but to enumerate
which were a work of supererogation, the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, feels that it stands
on solid ground and is braced by all the
equities Inherent In a strong case when 1t
appeals to ''eX-President" Iilden TO send q
special message to Congress urging tho pur-
chase of Mrs. Fassitt's great painting, "The
Electoral Commission" to be permanently
placed on the wall Of the east room of the
executive mansion.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, will not dis
paTGge the intelligent patriotism of the
eX-President" by assuming that single
line OF argument or word of entreaty could
add to the forco Of this modest suggestion.
We will only remark in conclusion that
We should have made the proposition q few
days earlier had we not supposed that 1t
would he made by Editor Dana, on whose
peculiar and rghtful domain we were re-
luctGnt to CncroNch.
National Republican., 1885-12-10
A Watch That Eats Cnestnuts.

A rather short man. with blonde mus.ache
and nm air Of knowing thing or two, ap-
preached REruBLIcAS reporter In Willard's
last night and asked the time. The reporter
hauled out his Elgin while the short man was
explaining that his watch had stopped, and
gave the correct hour. The man began pulling
out something that was attached TO heavy
gold chain. The something came out with n
rush and settled itself on the coat collar of Its
keeper. At first II looked like n mouse, and as
the reporter was about asking what II was the
man extended a card on which was prin'e ed;
"All about III Had him four months; yes, h Is
tame; cats chestnutg corn, &c; yes, he lives in
the pocket no, he never bites ME; yes the
pocket Is big enough; 1t Is u Virginia flying
fquirrol; no, he don have wings: yes they are
cXpensye; Oh, about II year old; yes, | like to
answer questions" on the other side of tho
card was the following: George w. Hills, bust
ness manager Miss Estelle Clnyton--'Favette,
the story OF Wait" The scheme was good
one, and soon everybody knew about 1t, aud
MIR. Hills was the center of q crowd.
National Republican., 1885-12-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.

TREAsuREH JORDAN has gone to New York
for n few days.
GIE, SAMUEL DALTON, adlutant general Of
Massachusetts,, s Mt the Ebbus.
Gov, GRAY, of Irdi0nn, Is Mt Willari's. lie
viii call on the President to-day.
MIS-. GBEELv, wife Of Lieut., Groely of the
Arctic expedition, is at the Ebbtt with her
two ChildIUu,
ELcEETAlT BAyARD presented to tho Pres
ldonl yesterday Baron llajuba the now min
isior nom Brazil.
sENoB OswALpo YGARzo, secretary Of the
Fcmvan legation, lett on special mission to
Lima, Peru, last night lie takes the Pacific
mail steamer at New York tomorrow aud win
return IN March or April
GUE many fsiendsof feX-Commissloncr Green
y. Haum and Mrs, l|aum VAL he glad u loari
thHi Airs. Raum, who has been diussr7Isly
III lorteycral weeks past, 10 new bnle!Yai ~
lie out Of dapger ana on her way - reeoYTy,
National Republican., 1885-12-10
Sudden Death at Howard University

b. 4. Deattie, member of the senior class Of
the college department OF Howard University.
while descending the stairs, just after tapping
the college bell for chapel service, Tuesday
morning, fell upon the stairs and died imme.
diately. Dr. +. ]. Shadd, ofthe Ereedman's Hos
TO determine the cause of death. Yesterday
morning an autopsy was held and II was found
that death resulted from dropSy of tho heart.
working his way through college, and had for
the past two years endured many prlvatiOns in
order TO continue his studies lie was Il young
man oi iTreproachable character and Christian
integrity. The funeral took place in the col
lege chapel yesterday at 2:3) O'Clock. Or. Pat
ton delivered very impressive discourse, at
the conclusion OF which the body was con-
veyed TO the cemetery and placed In vault
until the pareuts and relatives Of the deceased,
who live III Union, s. G., caII be heard from.
National Republican., 1885-12-10

industrial classes, at very disastrous prices,
and by the depreciation Of values to reduce
them to bankruptcy, whenever gold alone
is made the foundation on which values arc
to rest. To suggest such legislation rs
shall prevent the panic which would be
caused by this financial revolution, and TO
preserve the currency Of the people in vol
ume suited to their needs and requirement
of trades, is the design and object of the
proposed meeting.
National Republican., 1885-12-10

THE Cincinnati Commercials Gazette for.
cibly hut Justly remarks that, "lf the Dom
ocrGtic candidates for the legislature go to
ColumLu6 they must do so as the repre-
Eeptatiycs Of fraud that drips with degrl-
dat!ons, the most Gamnable aud fragrant
folCery-end If their seats are contested,
tlntc Of them all the time will vote in the
case Of tic fourth, This gives forgery
three votes inthc senate to maintain tue
fouith.n II would be refreshing to hear
aome Democrat Of national standing utter
ringing protest against the Infamous
scheme that the Ohio Democrats arc trying
% carry out
National Republican., 1885-12-10

A MEETING OF representative cicizcns Of
New York will be held at the pGrIors Of the
Metropolitan Hotel, In atcity, on Wednes-
day evening, December lG, for the pur-
pose Of considering the silver question in
its relation TO the finances and com nercal
needs Of the country Hon. Edwards Pier
rcIopt, late Attorney General Of the unitod
States and minister 10 England. Will pre-
fido. Tho meeting will be addressed by
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, aud Mr.
John Thompson, president Of tho Chase
National Bank. The call for this confer
ence condemns moasures Of the mouo-gold
advocates as calculated to sweep into tho
hands Of tho milliopaires the assets Of tho
National Republican., 1885-12-10

on the subject Of courtsmartial the
President docs not mince matters In the
slightest degree. "If some of the proceed
ings of courts-martial which have had oc-
casion to examine he says, 'present the
ideas Of justice which generally prevail in
these tribunals ] am satisfied that they
should lie much reformed, If the honor and
III, honesty Of the army and navy are by
their fundamentally to be vindicated Rnd
protected" Outragcs that would be con-
sidercd shameful even In Russia are perpc-
trated In our country, in the name of JUS
tlce, by these tribunals. The entire system
of military courts needs q thorough over
hauling
National Republican., 1885-12-10

EpIToR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: Your state
ment that W. II. Vanderbilt was tho richest
man in l;he world was scarcely correct. II he
Was worth 500, 600, OOOit would be lint onothird
Of the estate LEFT by the Prince of HOhcnyollDrn
EGmGringcn, who died II short time ago.
The Duke OF Westminster Ownes raaltles val.
ucd nt one hundred aud iltty million pounds
sterling, and the Australian papers Spuak OF
q man in Melbourne said to be worth twice
that amount, The nGbObs IN New York city
regard John Jacob Astnr Gs their duE. II has
been stated in the papers that one OF tho Roth
klCIllng. O. N. r.
National Republican., 1885-12-10

From aud aner tlis date the business office
Of tho NATioSAL REPUBLICAN, will bo tho rooms
hitherto occupied by the Washington Post, No.
9i9 D street, second door from Tenth street.
This change Is made in order to facilitate bust
ncss by bringing the composition room, press
room, and editorial rooms into closer connection
with tho counting room, u result of changes
made in tho reconstruction of the building
since the FIRE of July last. L. W. Fox,
President and Manager.