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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-23
Stripping,
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
General Transatlantic Co.

ID ETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. ~ n. r., foot Of Morton street.
English railway and the discomfort OF cross
ing the Channel u. = gpal boat. Special train
leaving the C0mpany's dockat Havre Director
Paris on arrival 81 stcanlers. baggage check
ca at New York through 70 Paris.
AMEkiQUE, SAErELLf. WEDNESDAY.
july p. Z =. n. I.IH Dol
sf. GERMAN, TRAvB, WEDNESDAY
July ~. q A. M...t.fI fuIeI-Ll
CANADA, DE KIRsARIEc. WEDNESDAY,
Aug. 3. noon.
NORM ANDfE, FRANGEUib WEDNES-
DAY, Aug. ~. AN. 'N
PRICE OF PASSAGE Including wine):
TO HA VRE-First Cabin 800 and $50; Sec
ond Cabin $50; Steeraga from New York 10
Havre. f25; Storage from New \ ork 70 PARIS,
g2S including wine, bedding and utensils.
Checks payable nc sight IN amount 20 suit
the Banque Trnnaatabtique Of Paris.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, Bowling
Green. foot OF broadway, N. Y.
or WILDER a CO.. Agents for savannah
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-23

CONsIGNEEs.

Per schr Annie n Willard, for Philadelphia
$50 tons old railroad irons, + Il w Ry.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-23

tnrpentine was very quiet. with buyers and
sellers more or less apart. There was nothing
doing The sales reported on Change were
made late the previous evening. at the Board
of Trade on the opening call the market was
Teported steady at 35c for regulars. with sales
nj 147 casks At the closing call 341&c WAS
hid for regulars. and 35c asked, with further
sales of 43 casks. Rosn-The market was
without change of Importance, and it con-
tinues aboht as previously reported. At the
Board of Trsde on the first call it was firm.
with sales of go barrels at the following quo
tations: b and c 81 90. D and E 81 O5. F 81 10.
81 20. H 81 IS, 81 50. K SO 90, NJ So 20, N
So 81, window glass So G215, water white
s. ST.. At the closing it was unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-23
Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP co.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE drst-class iron steamships Of this coma
l. pany are appointed 20 sail every Thurs
day from Boston at P. NJ; from Savannah az
fOllows-standard time:
CITY OF MACON, Capt. W. KELLEY,
THURSDAY, July 20. at Pm.
GATE CITY, CARR. q. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July 30. st ?. q.
UITY OF EGA0ONs UAkr. WIN. KELLEY,
THURSDAY, Aug, 6. at Pm.
GATE OITY, CAy1. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY. Aug. IL. at P.M u.
Through bills Of lading given to New Eng
land manufacturing points and to Liverpool.
The cOmpany's wharves in both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading ont OF the two cities.
RICHARDSON a BARNARD, Agents.
goa Island ROUee- -(leOrgia & Florida
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-23

RroE.-The market was quiet, and prices
,tsodv and unchanged. There was a fair de-
msnd The sales for the day were 10 par. par
&c rs Holloway:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-23

NEW YORK, July 22.-Market steady; de-
mand moderate.
CHARLESTON, July 22.-Market dull; fair
454@5c, good 5955sc, prime 51aG5s4c; sales 40
bbls.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22.-Market steady;
LOuisiana. ordinary to nriIne 45Ell53Ic.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
snspr nsIou OF siIyer Cotuas q

WAsHfNeFe>, u {, Fen II Tie
EyrLius s'ar tonight says: NJ
band. upon beluR ssk-i by a relorl.r
today J.: ihtre vas Any chance N ,Dr
passage i a measure for the Suspension
Of SILVER coinage this session, r-JA.-l
: II is too Lear the end of the ~ sion
'ot that ~ could hlbnst-r uuti after
'he tth OF march. This may yet in.
No'Ne the house In an entaug ltment
when cahno' us unknotted before III a.,
time for nDai adjournment. III the
scott barnuin provision 10 give the
fieslueh' uist reilon concerning Ne -us-
pension Of si.ver coinage should s.,
upon the Saufry Civil bill the silver
men sou d doubtless filibusier - earry
th- snrdry Clvil bill over, 81 Thru A.
-atra Sc sion would have to be t.llrd.
+ the civil branches OF the Govern.
neut wuu d be .eft without money
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

SUNDAY iasf l4-tug the hrst auais -r.
sary Of tht-ursauizIiiph of Hebron " =.
moriai P7"-b!'-ri ~ church Pui.a5 rI
phia, tAr pastor, Rev X Graham. ~
this seiei,- gave SOME IN ere-tiLs ~
tistics nf wora during the pas 81 L.
Membership Al tit-'. about 40 reel. y
AZ organization, February !, 1891, lO7
incluiing over 90 from Oliyet, til,
parent church , received since organ = .
ton, II present mem bership, la
baptized, adults -, children Is. III,
blessing of God has rested on the labor
- the pastor, and lie feels encourages
IN his work by signs OF seriou, iraair,
among his young people, and IN TIN
growing community. Some deiightfu
music, rendered through the service, o.
he Hebron Choral, under the direcrio,
He BrltA, added much 10 III en-
loy ment Of the day.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
AYERS
Cherry PeCtorat

not new claimant for popular conf
Hence, but medicine which i, io-dn,
"N N; The lives Of the third ceneratioi
no have come into being since II WI
ut offered 10 the public.
There i not household In which I'M,
IN aiuablc remedy has once been In
tpduccd where ii, use has ever bee,
'pandoned, and there Is not IA uer-or
Il" has ever given II proper tris
or any throat or lung disease susce,,
'lhle OF cure, who has not been mai
@cil by II.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL hu
N hnmeer'ess instances, cured ob,tinst,
a-,'s ofehronic Bronchitis, I.arnygitis
shd even acute Pneumonia. and h.,
'.'sl many patients in the earlier .,a.,.,
~ pulmonary Consunptlon. II 4 )
htdiclhe that only require, 10 be taken in
HlAil i'ses, l. Pheasant 10 the taste. and 4.
i'tu'a IN every house where there sre
| ,hnlren, 4. there i nothing 50 GOOD az
| i.Hs HERliY PICTORIAL FOR treat.
hrh' OF Group and " hopping Cough.
The" are I'll plain fac's. which can h.
,er',ed b, anybody, and should h., -.
| ucLuDer,'I bS every bod. &c
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
PresideDi.Eiecs .Ieye,aar

Albany, Feb, 1.-THE statement
nat tle lneL oers OF the CAB u-t oi
Iss'dtht syelsnd would be anu0unr
81 oeiofr ne rad OF the week is Qffi M
y ue4lei u : evening, ssd II y row
uhoe fs'eud thAt Mr.. Gle, Gland will MOI
u axe ruhlc ne let Of his Cabinet Of
licers until after be arrives in Wash
inRton. l. isnow thought that SEP Alto,
thurman " ! nor come - A .ba rs a.
was t1l'sc'tl few csys ago. M
Cleveland VII cave FOR Washf g,ou .,
the morning ~ March 3rd, ana vii
L'acL there Oh the evening OF the sam,
date.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
DEATIaA.

Nm AcRIN-In Christiana Hundred, on the
l;h inst, James nj. Eraekin In the lad
year Of his age.
HeIatiyes and friends are respectfully In
yite-i TO attend his funeral from his late rest.
fence, on ThursdAy morning at 1880 O'Clock
Interment at Lower BrandywiBe Presby'
terrain church cemetery. Services 81 the
church.
lCARPEN TERN this city, on February ~
Mrs. susan Carpenter. widow Of the late
/ John Carpenter, Of New Castle, lei.
| Tho relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral RON the resi-.
ldence Of MIR. Benjamin Elliott, pos shipley
street. on Friday at II O'Clock. without
lnrth.r notice. to proceed to the PresbyteriAn
cemetery Al New Castle.
| OD-On the iTth inst, 81 bis
| residence In New Castle, the hey. John n.
Stotssood, aged u year
| The Mend. Of the family are invited TO 81.
tend the funeral nom the fresuy teriAn
IChurch IN New Castle. on friday, Feb uary
", at2p IN.
IKItNLE-on the 18th inst. Henry kisnis,
/ aged - yeAra
/ Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend his 'uneral nom his resi-.
Idende, No 81 hast Sscona street, on Friday
afternoon, al two o'clock Services 81 the
ouss. Inferno I At Rivsrview csmetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
Oppo,,a 70 Moving the Br,awe.:

Victor DUPONT, Esq, and Colonel
Henry DUPONT, both OF the Wilmington
& Northern Railroad, with Levi c. Bird,
Esq, and Captain Smith of the Baltimore
& Philadelphia Railroad, were before the
Levy Court yesterday and strongly oppos-
ed the removal OF the bridge from its pre-
sent osition at Third street, 10 Fourth
street. Each of these gentlemen gave
very strong reasons why the new bridge
should be constructed on the site now oc-
cupied by the old one, and 1t is probable
their remarks will receive careful consid-
GRAFTON before decided action Is taken by
the court
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
ASafeguard.

The fats, rapblily with which sligh
Folds and Coughs frequently devel,s
Into the graNc>t mala,ii,s Of the thros
AMI idng', !, consideration which shout,
nnpei every prudent person 10 keep q
hand, A. a household remedy. Il bottle O
AZ hRs CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relic,
and works 40 SURF cure in all affection
81 IN, class. That eminent physician
frof. +: s"eetzer, Of the Maine Medlcs
school, brunswick, Me, says
Medical science has produced no other ana
w. thpeciorant 80 good as AVER. CHuas,
erokAL- ii Is Invaluable for diseases of Il.
| hfoai AID lungs
The same opinion Is expressed by In
| S,'E@nown DR. l.. j. Addison, OF Chicago
H., who says:-
| u have never found. In thlr,y.fye year. d
NhuhuCus study and practice OF medicine, an
| Sefarhlon OF 40 great value As Ayers CuIRl
| ,hoToRAi, FER treatment 81 diseases ~ N
hr.~i and lungs 1t not only break. UP cold
| pa cure. severe coughs, but 10 more ,r-r,iv
hsn anything else In relieving even tn mn,
.Hols bronchial and pulmonary affection.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
auTuration Ball.

"AsHlseToS. h. c, Feb IA d
ineeVhS OF Tue kxecuTiSe COmnlt,a-
~ + - ,9u N''fenlobles tJ-aist
Al was - 10 se'.d ticke t3E Il
liIsu : utaaYa ha!. to Pr sident Arthur
peaket Earn. e, senator n munc.
VI l. h'er I. hlalne, aud the neIL 1tr'
- ne Dlp.eilai ic Corps and lie sdi4,
Of thelr iAinlies. These are al II,
CON pa iheh arg tickets ths { VIII l.,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
IA n IN ply Dumpiy ~

TLls evening liz slIA.
Grand Hump,y puiaPg so r
open at the Opera II las' % :
This Company l.sad ios
or the road IN the iiumF'i ~
meas, and contain nat
ties formerly copaec''l ~ /.
Adams Company AZ '.5 -" :,
only be 10 and 70 ernt ".
are that the be use VII De
night.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
T If 7 \ t1I1

Dot. II
place 70 INV s s're vi
John Merrick ai,,.
house No. 400 E..i ~ p' h
For fros,..d '0'H.sl
! aud lipr' L.. .l'nb-, cao.|
VIrrn. lame and ~. 80
Hot C,o.. ~
a m s.' .u.S nuns daily
liza w p,nsn Lent al ? q 4
~. A'sn'h street
Inc social circle q,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

Theiwo babe. ia, "a
Wilson; aged rtspe ,iy-, u
half aud three an'i a h.i,.''I
~ about what they h,
another perform4uos d Z. u
skatoriai artists, atm. "
rink. last evening n. i
bered over one ,hoqar
liberal in their plaudls Z !
ones. Florence Appea,.l
first, and gave tiragl,.'...
her skill on skate
Her long, wavy at1r
around her little t.s.., ,,,,.
q charming Appearance Nh
tn. ladies present ntv.t !,
little fairy you ~r NJ "a
The little one ska',-l a,c,,l /
then back ward. foat -, ~,
what you michtrs.l 'ap-,, !
jay IL - hoy, a. yoas NJ
ting = glimpseof I'm. !. !
when ho has the .sA,aa, \
around the rink As tapfy vi
ms much pleased n ~"
Was benton n lark d! al
forward aud baeksam. n
10 leave the rii K vi.el !
tempted To tax !iuf "a 4
appear this ev-niu. 4
Thursday eveuits Rps 4
the two acroba, .sspr
exhibition Of their.s
The third triai nv u.
will take place on FGl45
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

The election in Pennsylvania yester'
day passed of quietly, and resulted In
q Republican victory In Philadelphia
on the magisferial ticket, and also fol
Select Council. OF the twenty tive
Police Magistrates elected, fourteen are
Republicans, and eight Democrats.
OF the twelve members OF Select Coun
Gil elected, seven are Republicans. At
many places throughout the State the
Republicans swept everything before
them, but at Reading the Democrats
elected their Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

Henry Kienle did Al = 4,
No. 322 East Second IT.
ing. from eriirfai q a...,- z| e
years He VAS boFf u y
came 10 this city IN ~ =
In the shoemakiue bum"
-ver, bas been incspac' d 2<
for the past year OF W. =
wife and ak chl.tren
msrous friends b mourn -
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
Trouble About Repairing |

Yesterday sflefu.t. &
CURED between Co9. <
chairman OF the sir.s' -si
Erne~; liendsr, =. -
town. The iruub. Nh
Second street MAKE d,
some paving wlieh Ntra.|
done, hut which NJ, All
think ec~rsary An- 81
ho, words Lad !S..,f ed
blows were -iruck,
up q butcher ku'i- a
cot Mr.. A belle 10 r.l, |
struck Hender 10 b. a.,-.l
after which be vrtt}oI.y.
had bis wound dr-..e
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
ne Means Opposed 10 IL

CITY or AEAIcQ. ~ {
Galveston. There II ~
Mormons Ufal. a. ~
the puicha.- 81 an ..''
nora, la order TO lfai sl'i
Colony there, be fadti' .
has asked for Informal Z 4
Iect fri IN the Ioytn3i :.
sAid that Mormon a,rl'' ;
In Mexico. Public ofili.-
against such SEC. a.
sure will lie takti. Y IIe''-
trance.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
ara

Permit me throgsh l- 81
paper 10 Ask wy do 's'al
seok IT all time. tite q
the lecturers ~ 5ti " .
bush.i. They ar. "if
arranging for L ] d-r' 2
In . cb urch, villa a-i-
the finest hall llefgu
extend to him TIE ~
the ydo 10 Other srf' p
Lot the Polar SaT
the Op"ra ho'a,
little church ~ r 'A
the public have -tt
aud judge Tor iieue-r.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
.CRANOR e CO.,
NO. 621 MARKET ST.
F ACT S 3!

alterations were to be made
in our store, and that goods
would be sold at very low
prices. especially in the Car
pet department, to get them
out of the way, we meant
that and nothing more. Per
sons were asked to look
through the stock, and no
one would be urged to buy.
They have come and we
have sold a great many car
pets, as we ought to have
done at the prices.
The goods we are showing
are no old odds and ends
bought here, there and
everywhere, but all the
choicest production of some
OF the finest mills in this
country, our order being
given for them early in Janu-
AIRY, at the lowest prices,
and guaranteed until July l.
In a city the size of ours, and
in such proximity to the
market, a dealer does him
self harm by overlooking
his stock, the outlet being
too limited to demand it.
While we at all times intend
10 keep our carpet stock well
filled with such goods as are
required, We do not intend
10 overload il with a lot of
cheap truck, enta hing a loss
to US III the end. BY doing
This at the commencement of
each season, we are ready to
take al ,antage OF new
goods.
Another great thing, that
enables us 10 sell carpets
lower than any other house
in this city or Philadelphia
(Which we do), we are under
no extra expense whatever
in running our carpet depart
ment, all being on the one
floor, the same hands doing
the work. The advertise
ment has done just what we
Thought it would do, caused
a commotion among some 0
our competitors. On Sat
urday afternoon last a gen
tleman, accompanied by two
ladies, came into our sto t
to buy al ingram carpet
+ hey were Shown htm anc
! our present prices quoted
de seemed pleased witt
qualt! and styles, and par
tlcularly with the prices, Sc
E lectlng on pattern.
: But" said the party,
. never buy in the first store
90 in, | always like to looI
, larOund and see where | ca
81 do the best nd there is wher
| buy. We told him W
IL won d be pleased to see hin
beck if he could do no bet
!. ter, not once urging him :
. buy, or saying our good
= were lower than Mr. - an
9 SOS. where he was z ms
alpreiering him TO find 1t GU
He went In one hour h
,r came back and the frs thin
Q. he said was, See here, Nj
:. are these carpets all WOOL
vi Guaranteed sir. nd yo
h say they are the best extr
+, super The best mad
y ard cost the highest Of an
le Ingram 5 d. v ell, the
a told ne down the street the
could not be the best gooc
i and all wool to sell them ;
TT 35I tn price" Will, you tax
a a them a sample of ii sir, an
=" show them y No | Wi
I. BUY your carpet, as 70,
=. word is as good to m. a
N theirs, not knowing eitht
!. OF you, and your prices, "
q will say nothing about that
:. We could cite a number
7, cases that happen every da.
! out Go lot like personalitie,:
II I'D .,or
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
AuutSer@'

Thu anuivt reaI e. .iaas..i :
Rea ling Club 4 Vi i'o ~ ..,s,,.'
brats their az nive q" .5el.l.
month lust 81 OF Vas
tofora reported. -.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
Or RAM.

stable lar corner Of Eighth ane
Monroe s'F e's. suirs Die for IA be 10 ses
Ana Tour ~agons. Rent cheap. Apply
~ TINS pncs or 5O2 West Seventh
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

The nuest Of peIiaD III q
enpcr, oommends T. sr.ori"
Dapforth, drues -
streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
Personal

Mrs. Clara q ''a e., r n
the Rev. Cha. n &, b
this morning "a IN.
sor, lOioh ses- III ID
af.t
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
Take n Of

The party who wat -rD 4 =
of the store II j. 1. 'o ',1, ~ ~
Market street. had g. I'M.
on % and rave further V11
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18
Revival

Revival at EPH OK y
still continues
All arc welcome.
Circulation of,he f''
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

Swiss Balsam and Aromanna nj S01
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

CONTINUED FROM THIRD EDITION.
not ri wing New Castle County enough
A few remarks from X. X. Cochran
closed the meeting. !. q. Grub, Esq.
the author Of the amendment, was upor
the floor but Was not called upon for 4
speech.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

res, Nlitntr x..,t. "a = an traitor.
-
Daily Republican., 1885-02-18

TO sAAL-oHEAP A HORSE SIT
- L4trv ami ooVrre5l ton savla a !.
- : : SUI LIl IN, harmon aud
fls-sts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-24
panie.strleken Girls 10 a stree. Car.

Savannah SeEs.
They we're a very jolly crowd Of half 9
dozen pretty young ladies. They had
spent the day at Montgomery, fishing and
Grabbing, and had had lots OF fun. All 'oi
the crabs were in one small basket when
tho parry left the train at the Anderson
street depot to take the street car. A
brother Of one OF the young misses, lad
Of IL, carried the empty lunch basket and
the crustacea. The midday sun had
kissed rather too ardently their sweet
faces, and twelve fair cheeks reflected a
rudy glow, suggesting an application oil
sour cream at night. They were chatting
and laughing merrily all the way down
Whitaker street past the Park extension.
Just as the car was nearing Castor street
an unlucky jolt sent all the passengers
humping against each other. The same
moment the basket containing the hard
shells went spinning out from under the
seat, aud the top coyor rolled of, strewinS
the floor with two dozen swapping busi-
ness.like crabs. They started to hunt for
water Immediately and hustled along
pretty lively, swapping yiciously at six
pair OF dainty shoes that were in the aisle.
Six piercing shrieks; but before the last
note glided out OF the car door every
blessed one Of those girls were standing
up on the seats. How they got thereis
lost. An expert with q stop-watch could
not have timed them. They were high
and dry and safe, grasping their skirts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-24

STATE q We. Virginia, CITY o, whee,r, : !,
In tho Municipal Court q WI ealinr u ",
Caroline j. Bruce, guardian 81 CafrISi
B, Brtes, Henrietta Rtues and
chatle Henry Brue1, inlantl, Lfn cb.,..
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RIrh.. uand cd nna 1.ft. napaea p1en.

aMdtCuH dulEAHMu.
Aright-handed manis man who takes
hold Of a hoe, a rake, a spade or a fork
with the right hand down and the left
hand up or nearest the body. A man
who ha6itually puts his left hand down,
or, for instance, the man who places his
right hand on the top Of spade, and
srasps the handle or shank with his left
hand is left-handed man. And so with
an ak. a right-handed and q leit.handed
man can work together in chopping down
a tree. II they were both right. handed
or both left.handed they could not do this
unless one chopped on one side OF the
tree and the other on the other side. And
so It Is in loading earth into a wagon. II
the men stand face to face one should be
leit.handed. In hoeing arrow Of corn the
right. handed man will walk on tie left
side OF the row, while the lefthanded man
will walk on the right side OF it. We
think there are more ieft.handed men Tin
this sense) than right-handed men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-24
Ole gasasLlLlss1Lt!lsa.
wagGLINa, ". Va. AUGUST "a. 1885.
nan. Johps.on,s' .lraation.


Lieut.. SIEVE johnson, Of the City Police
force resigned Saturday, The serioas
charges against Lieut. johnson contained
in Mrs. Mueller's story were publishedfn
the INrEIIioxscKR on Friday morning,
City Sergeant Smith allowed his lieuten-
ant to remain on his force about thirty'six
hours after the publication. Under such
circumstances the resignation reflects no
ccedI. upon the Chief. 1tloses all signif-
canoe except as q confession OF the Lieu.
tenants guilt. Had ,hetbeen foolhardy
enousht 10 defy decent public sentiment,
itwonld have been necessary topublish
other stories illustrating still more forcibly
Ih;snptitress for his position. We are glad
for the sake Of his family and the interests
ofthe public morals that this is now I'M
necessary, unless as showing the com
plicity Of others on the force 1t shall
become necessary in the future. The
lieutenant was wise to step down and Out
without an investigation; the Chief was
uInwise 10 let him take his own time to do
this. Tho apparent indifference Of the
head Of the police department to public
sentiment under such serious charges can
mean one Of but two things. Either he
has no appreciation Of the duties and
responsibilities Of his petition and nc
regard for tho fair name Of his adminisHa.
lion or there were circumstance which
made him fear to incur tho ill-will Of the
Lieutenant. One horn of the dilemma il
MS bad for Capt. Smith as the other; in
neither case is he q ct man to be entrusted
with the enforcement ofthe city laws and
the protection of Tho public order and pri-
yate rights. In the whole nasty business
nothing was more apparent than that the
Chief lacked tho judgment, the moral
courage and the executive ability which
the Chief Of Police should possess. lie
has again convicted himselfot incompe'
teRcy and grayeriarlts. Common shame
should induce him to follow the Lieuten-
ant to whose shortcomings he has so long
beer; blind, II indeed he has not willfGlly
assisted to hide them from the public, into
the obscurity which alone can shield them
from general execration and lasting
iniamy. & ll
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.1 Tenn n o. s,a Third O. none,
pay, 70 paid In cash on the day Of SSIS. az %
residue thereof In three equal inFtSirr w.. ny
twelve, twenty:fou and thlrty4ix IoSniSs ,! a
interest IRON day Of sale; The purchaser q W.
his notes, with approved security for tha sIIs
instruments; the title 70 be retliIc mn Ivy
chase money and the interest thereon MT Y:
Wholy PAID. J.R. COYyDgg "
.H -| HNANin1 NOVaEs 1870
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Tho poe,,s Gratitude.

Ede0a I6dl Telegraph. -0 ~
In yesterdays issue was published ar
engineers story in verse. twas supposed
by US to be the crude effort OF an amateur
poet, and to crafty him the wrinkles were
smoothed ont Of Il SO that the metre wonld
not be out Of joint; but 1t seems that our
efforts were unappreciated. The author
sends us q long letter in which he says the
poem was horribly butchered. This /.
what q newspaper gets for allowing anna.
teur poetry to appear outside Of the waste,
basket.
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"The earth Is said to grow hotter as you
approach the center" "Dut I don't intend
TO approach the center" II didn't sup
pose You did" "Well, Ishould think not,
Chicago temperature comes about as neai
the Old verbion as Icare to get just nos,
thank Chicago Ledger.