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Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
The High scnool Principal.

The Board of Educat,ae ,.1il meet
this evening, to select l.r'ncipal foi
the Boys High Schcol. I,.ere are said
TO be ten applicants for the position.
but strange to say none OF them arr
fro n this city. II is understood thai
Mr.. Birdsall, the late principal, can bt
retail ed if the salary Is raised to 81, 200
but this much is opposed by many
members of the Board, who arc willing
TO give 81. go
There are still some who think the
offices of the Secretary and Treasurer
should be combined " ith the otfiee o.
the Princip.! o. ths High School, but
that part OF the program has not grow 4
in high favor since it was first sug
gestec. What seems rain arda.h'y straul,
is that in a city of So coo inhabitants
with nun heriess gradua'es IRON til
High Scnopl, there are nooe to oGm
forward as an applicant .or High lcht
Principal,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Labor TrOubles.

The nail feeders of the Wheeling dis.
trict will meet at Bellaire day, when
steps will be taken for return to the
Amalgamated Association, from which
they recently seeded.
The striking moulders at Rochester, ,
New York, about 200 in number, re-.
main out. In the Cooperative and Sill
foundries about 20 non-union men are
working. These men work, sleep and
live In the shops, and are closely guard
ed against possible attempts OF the
strikers. Mum, Converse & Anstic ce
and Galusha's foundries are almost en-
tirely idle, the only work done beini
that In regard to which there is no dis
pute.
Arrangements are being made il
Pittsburg for the formation of an Inter
natio nal Glass Workers Association
TO include all the glass workers org gani-
cations in this and other countries.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
ORIPPs-on the 7th inst, John s. Cripps,
aged ~ years,
lnterment from the residence OF }. Il.
Brown, husband Gardens, Sputh Whining
ton, on Thursday afternoon Ut O'Clock.
Funeral private.
BLAOKBURN-On July Q, 1856, Joseph.
son Of Joseph and Louisa Blackburn, aged
1b years.
Relatives and friends Of tho family are 70
epectfully invited to attend tho fnneral nom
the residence OF his parents, near New Castle
TO mest at the house on Wednesday, tho sth
| inst :, At 2 o'olock, p. m. lntermont at New
Castle M. +. cemetery.
IKENNEY-On the 9Th inst. William W.
son Of william W. and Matilds Ann Ken
| ney. aged two years and eight months
l Relatives and friends Of the family arc re
spectfuily invited TO attend bis funeral iron
the residence OF his parents, No. l407 French
| street, On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
llntermen. at Green Hill cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
FOUL RTH EDITION.


The choir of st. Mary's churcn mas /
taken a vacation until September.
Try our fresh new crop OF o0 ana oo
cent teas. Crippen, 5 E. Second street.
The steamer Cape Charles is At the
yards of the Harlan & Hollingswortn
Company for repairs.
Thomas Davidson is re setting the
stone steps of the Second Baptist
church at Fourth and French streets.
The Pusey g. Jones Company are
preparing to begin work on the new
floating derrick for the Brooklyn NAVY
Yard.
Henry G. Conrad, Esq, will deliver
an address this evening before the Mt.
Vernon Literary College, Chestertown,
Md, on the Worth of Life.
The schooner Alert of Havre.de
Grace and the sloop Jesse Hilles OF this
city are receiving slight repairs at
Colonel Enoch Moore's shipyards.
Two OF AIlcock's Porous Plasters for
25 cents Green's August flower o3 Genus
At Hartinan's drug store, Filth ana
Poplar.
Sheriff Ford will sell at the Jefferson
House, New Castle, next Tuesday. tne
real estate, a.dwelling and lot, belonging
J to the late Israel H. Fols.
Ex.oficer Townsley has purchased
from Thomas McHugh, the Columbis
Inn, situated on Pennsylvania avenue
and will engage in the hotel business.
The Household of Faith Bible sch0o
will give IN excursion to Pennsgrove OF
, Monday next, and the Reformed Epis
Icopal Church OF the Redeemer will
follow to the same place next Tuesday
Colon 81 George Mccullough Of Nortl
East, Md, has purchased the house o
!, Emlen Hewes at No. 1l00 Jefferson
! street and Will occupy it in shor
i ime.
al John Mccall, while engaged in layin
bricks at O new house on anBure
ls.reet, below Delaware Avenue, on FRI
day last, was struck on the head by ,
falling brick, and quite badly hurt.
The cannery of Colonel A. s. Smal
i at Lincoln, Del, and the hotel buildin
It adjoining we're destroyed by fire o
It Saturday, causing loss of abou
.. IS25, 900 as all of last years stock {
10 canned goods were on hand.
III At tie mouth of the Sandy river, i
'e Oregon, there is an ice deposit twent
feet high. half mile wide and extend
ing back q considerable distance. 1t /
covered with sand in some places fiv
l- feet deep.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Renppointed,

George A. Max well was re'appo3
on Monday, by Governor slocheII'
thon atory of New Castle county, y NJ NJ
ensuing five years The news u .. y
appointment was no snrpr,'' M
was no contest, and 4 was q w
conclusion that Nj. MaxHes y, y
succeed M himself. During the m lsFi'
that Mr.. Maxwell has held ,le n. \
he has proved a faithful al anc cev,l ers
officer, and the action OF 'no wv
gives enti:e satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
PiersOn Wins the R...

Last Sunday morning officer ,IDb,
Pierson left this city on the > AN I
train tor Atlantic City, for the pu,,
of engaging IN a swimming match
race took place yesterday sitenl
the contestants being Charles Burl
Doyle, Charles Dawson, Ella Hsr]
and John w. Pierson. The party
taken one mile and q half gu, 10 !,
a rowboat, and upon the word bsjp,
en-, the swimmers jumped into The u
and started for the beach. The nj
Of $25 was won by Pierson, who 4
in fully three hundred yards ahead
Burt, who has always been
sidered the champion swimmer Of
island.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
He EujOyed the FOaruh.

This morning an aged colored man,
who save his name as Alexander Jen
merry, and his residence az Centreville,
Md. was arraigned before Judge
Sharpley, charged with being drunk
and disorderly. Upon being asked by
the Judge what he had to say to the
char ge, he replied that he came here to
enjoy the Fourth and got pretty Drunk.
He then seemed to think of the fun he
had, when he burst out laughing and
continued tor some time.
Tne Judge in uired what time the
train left tor Cenlreville, and upon
beins informed that it started about
O'Clock, committed him until l. o'clock
allowing him one hour to make tn,
train and leave the city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
kudden Death,

Neal Dow, of Maine, addressed a
perance meeting at the Camden q
ground. Kent Co., on the i,h i
which was quite largely attended
the citizens of the tOwnssId n
cent country. During The stern
considerable excitement ald 1f
were cansed by the death ofAs Hd
Clark Henderson of Caroline Cou
Md, who had attendad,he neeq
with friends of Dover, whom sae
been visiting, Her sudden dsCeas
attributed 70 heart disease.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
----
Election of OH GERS.

The mi annual elrcpio' ot officers
of tine Literary Assoc alton ot scott NJ
L church was held la It Thursday, July
BAD, as follows
President, j. Mason Phillips ice
President Arsemus Bartlett; Treasurer
John B K-ndesl Sec sesary, $ Hom-
Calkins; Music Director, Lucy Barnes
Organise, Ella Pierce Curator-, 5
Homer Calkins, Ella Pierce, Deush,
Sullivan Critic, Hattie GAlkius Ser
geant at Arms, John T. Bar,'-'t.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
News in Brief.

1t is said that during the past winter
over one thousand new families settled
in FLORIDA with the purpose OF improv-
ing the properties they have purchased.
AS a general rule they are intelligent,
prog ressive and provided with mode
rate means.
According 70 Chicogo grain dea Ter,
I cd sits lust $500 to produce a barrel
of spring -four which sells for 10.
T weuty eight States of the Union
aave adopted laws restricting the
practice of medicine to educated per
sons only.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

Uo rytdenee ODtaiDap'e'

Last Sunday a week luusad lua,i'fd
small boys were druak, ,auu soni,s p \
had them arraigned before ss, oquiif ifrO
drerift last evening, TO find oa', ~. nr ID,
bic, where they oo,a,,,su ,hs attempt
Az usual in such cases the a.,er ~ hs d
a failure, and the case had 1,s 70 q tor !
poned until some olhei S'
want of any evidence.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
nstallatiOn.

The following officers Of Apollo
tie, No 2,of X. OF G, E., were iusa
by g. Chief; John B. Triber Jr. 90
sixth inst. 7. c., Joseph D. Aid
N. G., Edward b. Roberts V, C., 7
@. Rose; II. r., Thomas ". Moore;
III Doctor 9. O. Funk; NJ. Of R., !
Myers; elk. of Exq., William ]. n
land; X. of Eng W. j. YounG
Chan, Edwid NJ, Irwin; Sir Il,
Mason Phillips; W. Bard, Levi
Medholdt; Ensign, Samuel Gimp
Esquire, James l. Bruce; lstG,, y
II. Hudson; md u H., William TsylVl
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
why He Was The,.

There was some complaint AZ.
police officer being stationed q, aVyp1 w
ware avenue church last eysD;nu IN y
this morning inquiry was my.
Chief Dougherty about the ma,,s' a,as
said that he was instrpc,sd 'i'e' u
Mayor to detail an officer fl, dn, ~
the church on Monday nlabt' ANY,! ani
acted according to the ofds, 'uu ~.
no doubt but the Mayor had bsso
quested to send the officer, bu,by N
he did not know. The Chief ,sia J
he instructed the officer n I'll
strictly to his business, and !"
courteous and polite to ali, and ,b,a
he had done anything dife,sn, ,'
would be held accountable, ~
members of the church were sssr
morning but none of them kns, J
1t was that requested the MayOr n :,
the othcer.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
,..u Death.

A gardener, named 'nInr oInr Of il,
who has been in the elnp,yii II died .,
Brown of the Second wala' Saam apOp amor 4
denly this morning FROM RON, 1Rr' tSr d
He has been slightly W un"o onsytr.btI
time, but his disease was az, ud wilI be
nnexpected. His remains snd S' Brsrl
TERED In the Wilmlne.oI, ,ov aitsIpo|
vine Cemetery on Ihur'u''
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
r,n.a For Drnnkenne'"r Z

waa "A Seans Seiors "age I"u sharpsy ,a., ,n,' Hs
ing, charged with drnuAeillsn ,1;na nil and rs
ed ed at the Forty Acres, .o1t h' 10 M tell
it happened, when the snd and costs
sbort with, tone dollar anu
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Case Re-neard.

Tue case Of the cotorel man Ellison,
who was held for cour6 on the charge
Of CARRYING a concealed deadly weapon,
was re-heard before Judge Sharples
tbis morning, when il was shown lha,
the revolver which was fond on his
Derson was gi ven to him a few minutes
hefore 10 take houe. The udge then
ordered the case to be dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
7 H EDITION
Generai Gran, Do,nv =. =.

= MOUNT Nj GREGoR, Jnlvs wen
has spent the day Ooiaa,Geaer|
ms condition is apparently lae.iy' rassy' sd
improved. He was dresssdV dVp%asIds'ah %
ana u o'clock, but rsmaiDsa .ea'"stn
ana was quiet exc ept for A'a An na. lndod
round of the cottage room. ~n occasion
o'clock, while DIR. Douglas ~, About
wrote ON his pad: IL fseI I 'rs Ss nea'
stronger than yesterday, and dI'rs ~. ne'
was stronger than The a. yes'enil
strength aids me wonderfnlIss Isy otal
ing pain" '"''y mend
Aoout5 8 O'Clock this at.,
walked out upon the piazza e,S0on anS
himself In his chair. To nr rui ~ w,
ne wrote: " About 3 o'clort long
left me entirely, so that il v.a 'ae
ment to be awake, and | wen, "A, :, q
rom mere absence OF main " :"
General sat on the porch nr,, /
and then went inside the cottsn0 au''l y
Colonel Tom Ochiltree vas 'te IT,
OF the family at lunch 'le e0
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
The Ii an d d. In Philadelphi

PHILADELPHIA, July The .
of port wardens held lheiI fta1
meeting TO day, but the commlsf'
the Baltimore and Ohio bridge 8a
ready to report. Mr.. Tucker iPFl'
that there was a dispute astu 100
dition OF the river al tlat p9llli
they had deemed it wise to oFaris
vey of that portion OF tha l''.l,
approval OF the board OF por' p" wan
is necessary before the rallfosa ..,
pany can commence tie coa'aa'
OF the Schuylkill river bridge
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Letter from Presiden
Cleveland
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. o.,
March 3lst, 1855.
From an examination of a portion OF Mr.
5 >. Cex's book, entitled Three Decades" /"
deem myself able conscientiously to COM
q. end 1t o nv fellow citizens
1t deals with great historic ep0chs, and the
expansion and ability OF the author cannot
fail, 1t stems to me, to make this vol
ume pleasing source of very valuable In
formation. GROVER CLEE EI.AND.
r. Sd. Cullen Bryant is sole agent for
Wilmington and ia now soliciting subscribers
for $. $ Cox's great book, "Three Decade
of rederal LEGISLATION, from 1855 to 1885 )
This work Is elegantly engrav sd beautifully
bound and complete in one large book OF
Over 100 pages.
For information OF those who wish to SO n
specimen copy, leave orders at REPuBLICAS n
Office, or call on J lHN BRYANT, ,Pennn.
House, KiDg and Front streets. jl9u
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Thu &DAY, JULY 50, 1885

The train to leave the p, W. h Il. station
at m, sharp tlaylnunt, Is; Chester.
5.23 to be in Jersey City at . a, m for the
{ dson Ilver passengers t. 20 on the Stock
ton. Parties going II Connecticut will have
enc hcGr and a hal! to vtsit Brooklyn Briige
and other places OF interest before going IN
the BOAT for COnnertic II. Seats all number
ed. Tickets no theH udsbn and Coney land.
" ol til kets 10 Reno Point Grave. Cnnnec-
ticut, and COney Island So 90: tickets to
brooklyn. New York and Coney Island AZ
eAcufsiohists have theit choice wbrch nf the
above places to visit. I,inner on the Stock
ton, % cents. No unru y or disorderly per-
son need apply iot tickets, for order is our
motto.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
struck with -,

A colored boy who was ..a',s a1,''as oa
riage along Maryland i. s .'sss sessafb atfbrs.as
day, was struck by sitb t,b several ~
yoans yss .ssanSas ISmns near Bird ,ss s'Issi s,
plant has been maui srsst " the guilty
will endeavor to aIre1s 1sssneated.
sbould m the offence be rePoa
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Pnf,ingtn New scales.

TIE Baltimore & Phi!adelph.a RAN.
road Company are putting III large new
sea lea at the West Yard, OF the same
pattern that are in universal use by
tho b. & o. Railroad Company at all
their stations. These scai.s are manu-
fadtured at unlberland, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Patent N edicines.

We have reduced the price OF patent
med icines, regardless of profit, 80 that
our customers may see at once that
they cannot purcbaze cheaper else.
where. Every article in the drug line
as low as the lowest. B. II. Veasey
pharmacist. corner Eighth and Monroe
streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
chi eaeo and cleveland ssrik OF s.

The running of cars ON the West Di.
vision Street hallway In Chicago was
resr med yesterday under police protec
tiou. There was no disturbance until
aboht four o'clock In the afternoon,
WHEN several cars on different streets
were derailed and upset. The mobs
were dispersed by tho police after eacf
attack, and in one instance two arrests
were made. At half-past five O'CLOCK
the cars were withdrawn by the com
3any, and ii WAS announced would no
be again run until this morning
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Inferred.

The remains of John w. Thompson,
who died In Philadelphia on Thursday
last, were brought to this city yesterday
and inferred in the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery. He was q son
of the late j l. Thompson, of this city,
and a member of Delaware Lodge, l.
O. o. r.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
WashfngtOn Notes.

The Washington Post says that in
order to facilitate the public business
requiring his personal attention, Presi.
dent Cleveland will, In addition to Sat.
urdays, and beginning with to-day,
reserve Tuesdays and Thursdays during
the summer for onsideration Of matters
submitted by members of the Cabinet
officers on those days.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
sale Of Building g.

The committee. consistin OF Jas. l..
Carpenter and r. T. Bellah, advertise
IN sell the old almshouse buildings at
nublic sale on wednesday, the 18th
mat. at three O'Clock D. nj :, on condi.
tion that they shall be removed by the
first day of March, 1886.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
sunstrOk g.

A brIckla, er manned aao%s BY iae
Yesterday Yesterday while worklnsi .Iai streets, Il
near twelfth and Msaaarrsrrd Marsss cODssslas'| sa'
ness and was able 10 ~
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Base Bail.

The following games were played
yesterday :
Chicago New York, ! Chicago, +.
Richmond d-Virginia, 9 Trenton,4.
Norfolk-Sorfolk, IG Newark, z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II Lancas
ter, Is.
St. Louis-at. Louis, 3 Providence,
i.
Pittsmsrg-Athietic, 8 Pi,tshurg, 0
Detroit-Detroit, Boston, 2. stop
ped by rain.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
COaI. Coal,

Those wanting 10 lay in coal for win
TER, should call on Fell Il Joseph, 7l3
w. Front street, fo- good, clean coal
2240 pounds.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
..optn Phiin, ,.;llj

James Kama, who she' mo light pgh oiJ5l oi.ial
brother Andrew, on tn '6' this h no5aps1 .sa J,
ary 1lth, was exec,,af' e,a. ~ o'clock, ID Nv
few minutes after aaing ~ prison.
ridor of Moyamensluh ,ul
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
sale OF GrOceries.

The stock of groceries and fixtures in
the s&SSs, corner Eighth and Spruce
streets, will positively be sold at public
sale tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Railroad RuulOF.

IL is currently reported that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has 50
cured control of the Junction & Break
water, but the report could not be veri
tied.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

IA Texas paper calls attention TO stat.
sites of popu alton which show that the
Afr lean race is increasing faster than
the white.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

A picnic will be given next Satur-
day in the Schuetzen Park by the Hay
makers Association.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

The President yesterday y appointed
Alexander M. Dick PostD Aster st West
Newton, Penna., in place OF 4. ID.
Smith, resigned.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

yXThNrfD A GOOD CARRIAGE
w blacksmith to 70 TO tho country.
KEN / iron Hardware Company. WI 81
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday $40 at 3 p. M, so at s p. m.
and 79o at 10 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
The w Gather.

Wednesday pr om is 50 10 be from fair
to cloudy, with leeal sho" ers. Thurs
day cooler with fair conditions.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

NIYAsTEp-A JoURNE, HAN HAR
wv Eess n kcr 1T nInAM YkHG r. 'S
407 sshi pIey street W 3t
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Lrlrasaa k)OF' /,

Frederick ulysses, s,,o,tiy . 10 :, n rs1
paper, The EaterPhr,stt' lPhast undsr. .d,s,y| "a
aHsss dsss ,s'si %iii Gi appear rns on D'''
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

NNyANrti,-A mIIDsE-AaED COL
w cred ma n with small family. to
work GA iarm Address q L., this office
iyT 81
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

4IYANTED-- A OHILD NURSE TO
w gs To thh coupirg Apply at once
at 5, w. corAer 5th and King stl. Iy72t
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
state o. the Tnermom eser

at the REPUBLICAN office in the 81 ade
7 o'clock 10 o'clock IL OF loci
76o 49, go
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07

TWO VERY NICE LODGING ROOMS
l. for =ant furnished or unfurnishei, also
f. n ON sui'a lie for physicians office.
centrally located. Apply at ell ShiDley st.
Iy7-ct
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-08-12
SUMMoNs.

SUMMONS.
In the District Court, of the First judicial
| District of the Territory of Montana in and
/ fort the County of Gallatin.
Emily L. Rountree, plaintiff,
against
Philip Rountree, defendant
Action brought in the District Court of the
| First Judicial District of the Territory OF
Montana, in and for the County nia Of Galiatin,
Gallatin, in the office of the Clerk of said Dis
| trlct Court.
The people of the Territory of Montana,
send greeting TO Philip Rountree, the above
named defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court of the
First Judicial District of the Territory OF
Montana, in and for the said County of Gal
latin, and to answer the complaint 1iled
therein, within ten days exclusive of the day
of serviceJ after the servi q on you of this
summonS-if served within this county, or If
served out of this county, but in this district,
then within twenty days; otherwise 6eDg, within
taken against you, according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain de.
cree of this court dissolving the bonds of mat
rimony existing between 1 he plaintiff and de-
PENDANT and for general reliefas will more full
~ appear by reference to the complaint on
file herein.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
TO appear and answer to said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff viii apply
TO the court for the relief demanded in her
Given under my hand and Seal Of the Dis
4 - trict Court of the First J"aicial Dis
J Gaat | trict of the Territory of M Jntana, in
Se"'. and for said County ofGailatin, this
~ 18th day of July in the year of our
Lord, one Thousand eight hundred and eighty
THEo. MUFFLY, Clerk.
f. NJ. GARDNER, Deputy Clerk.
Luce q Armstrong. Atty for Plaintiff.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-08-12
GIANT 10 Ct
CHEW TAKES
THE LEAD
ASK YOUR
DEALER fora
LOriIard's
PlOwshare
PLUG.
Sold BY 4. ". & &. =, Gsuner, Bozsa'sa
Monta na.
PROPRIETOR OF THE

Tie BuYEns GUIDE il ise~ March
an Sept, each year; 2a8 ~ >. xili
inch Is, with over =, 800 illust f,..ioIs--
Whole picture gallery. Gives wholesale
rsices direcf to consumers On oil goods :
personal or E family Use.
Je4s how t5 order, a9l
Giyts exact a cost 81 e.
erfihing you 5 ye d.iaii
Eat, wear. us sa--<t5aY EaN2 tu9
With. Thee inva.q'.5!s
hooks contain Information 'aarod fpcn,
to markets Of tao wori /. \ %liI.s
afg Fref 10 aiy at!,raas aan ror' !
q 10 possa, ,e--8 cents. LIZ
frora you. Respectfully,
MONT CgOhaERY MARI {. "
GsS 4 sso Wabash Ave5ae. Chica~O,L -
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-08-12
Your obedient servant
UnbecOmIng Conduct.

Fred. Grant has exhibited anything
but fine feelings over the death of his
father, From the moment the old war
rior drew his last breath, Fred has ener-
getically trafTiced with his fathers name
One photographer only was given the
privilege Of taking views Of the cottage
and he has been given the sole -Inonopo-
ly by copyright by Fred Grant. The
begging New Workers who are so anxi-
GUS to obtain Subscriptions for the Bar
tholdi statue are not more impertinently
presumptious than Fred Grant in their
Solicitations for outside financial aid.
The Grant family will be provided for
by the government President Cieve-
land ordered that the greater portion of
the funeral expenses should be paid by
the government, now comes forward the
persistent Fred to make commerce of the
funeral Surroundings 1t is a crying
shame. The only blight Gen. Grants
character ever sustained was the sue
cessfnl efforts of Ferdinand Ward and
Fred Grant to make commerce of his re-
patation. Under such circumstances
Fred Grant should have remained in the
background, while the nation is mourn
ing over favorite son, and remember
ed the causes that hurried him to his
death and wrought his financial ruin.
One half million of dollars is sufficient
for any American family to live COM
Portable on, and ifit were not the gov
eminent would have come to its aid,
there is t.len no excuse for young Grants
actions.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-08-12
wish to saw one word to the voune

wish to say one word to the young
man who wrote to men concerning the
claims Of Gutenberg & Bras. vs.. -,
and Crippen & Go. VS.. -
Young man admire you. have a
sincere respect for you. Any one who
can attain to such q perfection ofidiocy
and climb TO the highest pinnacle of as
sinninity and maintains his pre-eminence
without rival, is worthy the repect and
admiration of all mankind. You are a
great and glorious and unrivalled ID
fool
In conclusion ] will say that whihe !
am deeply grateful to you for the dis
tinguished honor you have conferred
upon me by requesting me to give bonds,
| find myself compelled to decline the
offer and also desire to hand in my
resignation as your attorney. Life is too
brief TO be fritted away in services in
your employ l abandoned ancient his
tory when left school.
Requiescat in pace.
Your oha1ianf oarrant