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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
FnE>COERs AND DEsIGNERs.

A RTISTS IN FRESCO AND MU-
"A RAJ DECORATIONS. CATHEDRAL
GLASS WORK, real and initiation, spe-
Orders received 1t No. COS north Ninth
street Richmond, Va.
lie 20-Su. Tu&ThSm MILLER q W.
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The Poet Haynes Funeral.

An Augusta (Ga.) telegram of Sun.
day says: The remains of Paul Hamil-
ton Hayne were buried this afternoon in
The Augusta cemetery, a section being
donated by the city for the purpose of
receiving the body Of the most distin-
guished southern poet. The funeral
took place at St. Paul's Episcopal
church, Bishop Beckwith, the Rev. G.
Q. Williams, and Bishop elect Weed, Of
Florida, officiating. Bishop Beckwith
delivered an eloquent and impressive
funeral Grafton, depicting in glowing
terms the genius of the poet. The
church was crowded with the most
prominent citizens, and every mark Of
respect was paid to the dead poet by
the Mayor and Council and citizens
generally.
The coffin was decorated with pal
mettoes, pines, and msgnolas. The
floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful, embracing hsrps, anchors,
crosses, pillows, and doves. The mem.
bers of the Augusta Hayne Circle were
the active psll-bearers, with honorary
pail. bearers from Augusta, Charleston,
Macon, Atlanta, and Montgomery. The
closing ceremonies were marred by a
terrific rain-storm. Mr.. llayne was
greatly admired and beloved in Au-
gus,a, having lived near here for eigh-
teen years. Some months ago no ex-
pressed desire to be buried in his ma
tive city, Charleston, but his family
finally decided to bury him here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
CPANDUOTFL ALUMSPRINGS,

VI RpCKPRpGE COUNTY, VA. High
up ~ the Virginia mountains. PICTURES lue
surroundings. extensive ana hetull.hy,
shaded lawn: gas. electric bells aui al
modern Improvements. two daily malls
post. teltgra PHI. and express offices on the
pfemisfs: table the very best luNufiously-
furnished rooms; sup~rO band OF muse.
n udeIate. Open for visitors JUNE l5iH.
NsteGs: Alum. Chalybeate, and Freestone.
Il. +. WILklNSOS. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13

Congress would better mind how 1t
fools with the Presidents vetoes. They
are loaded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
EXCURSIONS, PiC-Nics, &C. ,oo.
FAMILY EXCURSIONS GEN
DOWN THE RIVER
on THE
STEAMER NORWOOD"

commencing WEDNESDAY. July 18TH.
and continuing until the competition OF our
wharf at Norwood Park. The steamer
Norwood viii make DAILY AFTEHNooS
TRIPS Excepting on sundays, and on
WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY. and MONDAY
EVENINGS down the river to Duteh Gap
and return-lesving Burgwyns wharf on
the afternoon trips at $50, and on the eve
ming trip at 1850 O'Clock. ,,.,
on board. Music for dsncing on both trips.
Fare for the excursion, 40c.: children De-
tween five and twelve years, hair price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13

LOGAN is gently reminded that the
army has been increased by the restora-
ton of FITZ JOHN PORTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13

Richmond rejoices over the shattered
slate of the so-cAlled Reformers."
The resultwas delightful surprise even
20 Richmond people themselves, while it
had been published all over the coun.
try that our Democratic Gibraltar had
been won by the Republicans through
the Vaccinations Of false brsthren.
" Yankee Allen even went so far as
to bid farewell to Justice Richardson,
the true and tried judge OF the Police
Court, in an elaborate speech-when,
presto twelve Reiormcrs concluded
that the Reformers needed reforming,
and that 1.-THE entire thing was only .
Republican trick, and washed their
hands OF the whole dirty business"
The result is that our capital city is
still Offered by good men and true,
and the cloud Of disaster which so
lately darkened its sky has happily dis
sppeayed.-7ideratsr Inder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
DAY RIDGE, "TuE CONEY

DAY RI d q F., THE CONhf
ID ISLAND OF THE SOUTH. THIS
popular summer resort VIII br open TO the
tuniic on and after June u. 1858. Sp'eu-
did surf bathing. Finest fishing on ths
coast Elegant accommodation. The Ma
r,ue Band largest md hest IN the country
piays every day aud evening. kes1auraht-
PAVILION seating . Geo people open al ih'
line. Crafty railroad 1000 feet ioag.
~aIl-IOats on bay. lake, anu river lai-'
gul small row. ard fishing eoais to niie tpv
nominal price always ready. over ELe
miles OF waterfront. Hotel ana all build
irgs nny feet above hign water. opera
House oIen afternoon and evening. Eler.
tric lights all over the grounds. fNlhs'
horses. riding horses. pony and goal car
RACES swings. bowling rlhe-gauery,
and thoUss nds Of amuse ments for the cul-
1rcu Highest observatory IN iue STA ",
largest collection of animals IN the Sputh,
covered pier 900 feet out IN the bay. spe-
ctal excursion rates for churches Sunday
schools and societies either by ran or on
the new aud elegant steamer Bay Ridge.
For dates ard charter apply Immediately
to the BAl III DIE C'MtNNl,
1873 west Baltimore street, Baltimore,
nv 2T- 7stSwl3t or Annapolis Ni,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
BRIEF COMMENT.

The fool.killer was not at the Whirl-
pool Sunday.
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WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS
ARE NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.

Extensive i'm proven ents have been ma1'.
Forty new rooms have been added blut7
last season and are most comfortably iui'
nishei. ,, ~, p,r,u
SPRINGS Is uueQuallei our pamphlets
give fun details and refer Ia weu'kno|n
o. rsons IN every locality. Pamphlets can
be had OF Purcell. Lsdd & Co. Richmond,
or OF the proprietor. send postal
JOHN l.. III BANK,
uyI3-2m Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13

RED.TAPE VS.. CoMMoN-SENsE.-
The Washington Post tells how ex-
perts decipher the addresses of foreign
letters. Here is one example;
What would the reader make Of this
on the back of letter
"Me Maria Peratala
nura Pa kamlin IA
ute takkata ter nurt
amerikaa."
The lady to whom il was allotted
read it over to herself till well-nigh dis.
trscted, and finally settled on Mrs.
Maria Peratola, Nora, Hamlin county,
Dakota" And it was duly deliyere d.
Tha. shows common. sense. But,
strange to say, the same officials who
take so much pains to secure the de.
livery Of letters almost illegibly ad
dressed, require letters plainly addressed
TO "Walker's Church." which was fol
forty years the name OF the post-oiiice
to be sent to Washington because they
are not addressed to " Hixburg." Thi
is red-tspeism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
DOANOKE COLLEGE.


AIRS. L. NJ. A. HETH WILL OPhN
vi 4 SCHOOL in this city FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS SEPfEM-
BkR ~. 1856. The location. 10 be deslS-
mated hereafter. will he pleasant ana ecu.
tral, For further information apply at EVi
cast Main street Reference Right rev.
81 Randolph, Drs. MlunlgerOde, Peter
Kin. and Jackson, and Aessrs. j. +. Mo-
CURE AID John \. Cunningham;
10 29.Tu. Th&Sa2w
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ADVERTISING RATES.
..xv rxrff On lESs.

Reading notices Ia reading 'matter ,yp7' .
lines O. less. 81: in nonpariel ieadea' 'o..
Card of rates for more space furnished OH
application. -
An Letters ana telegrams must be address
"A 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
ps,ec,sd communication will not Be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
MEETINGS.

MAS MIC N0TICE.-The IL
NJ members OF ST. JOHNS LODGE. "
No SO, A, +. and a. NJ, are requested
10 attend stated cOu mun!cstlon OF their
,o6qe Al -. Adams Hall TUESDAY EVE
MING. Jul, 18th, At 1880 O'Clock.
Members Of sister lodges are fraternaAy
invited 10 attend.
BY Older OF the Worshipful Master:
J. A. COSBY,
wait Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
EDlJCADIOSAL.
iy 13-eod2m

TODN c. GREEN SCHOOL OF
81 SCIENCE. COLLEGE OF NEW JER-
sEY. PRINCETON, y. J.-Regular four
wear courses. as follows: l. For tue degree
nf Bachelor OF Sciehco a general course
also elective curses In Chemistry, Biology.
Mathematics aud Physics. II. For the de-
gree Of Civl. Engineer, Including. beside
The usual professional studies, applications
OF Electricity OF the Arts. POst'graduate
Irsi,ucfion I'm Higher Mathematics. Graph
les. ANALYTICAL and Applied Chemistry
end Assaying Biology, Physics. aud AZ
tIoromy. Entrance minaLohs SEX,
lFNBER IA and IS. 1855. For special
courses and other Information apply 10 the
,'nIiege Treasurpr ~ 3-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
SWEET SPRINGS,
1oxpor cor>Ty WEST VIRGINIA.

GTN 10 ", 10 y 7 = W ~ 'Is-'''-' ~
vii be opened for the reception otNlsliofs
ON tlel5TH DAY or JUNE under the NAM
agemrnt OF the undersigned. wio Will en-
ieayor 10 make all quite comfortable that
may favor hlm with their patronage FOR
descriptive circulars call al Messrs. purcell
Lsdd & Co S, a. W GaIo.fs ONCE, or al
ireAs WILLIAM Is. blF hIip
my 2e-1rn Suprriutenieut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
ORKNEY SPRINGS, SHENAN.

NRKNEY SPNINGS, SHIN w
~ UOAH COUNTY. NA.-tre largest and
mO.t fashionable resort In the mountains ~
Virginia; the Hotels aud Cottages Drauu-
fully painted ana pApered throughout.
Latest closets, witn entire new system ~
drnilage. greatest variety Of mineral
waters OF any resort 80 The United states.
Rooms newly furnished. new hAir-mat-
trr-scs, with woven Wire-spring,; not,
cod and shoWtr-bRtns; TAB euueNce.
rrst class livery In connection with tina
motel: fun brass aid SIN g-h3ud. b,-'rp-
live Iamph'e's can be Obtained a. tlr ~
ice OF The Richmond and Aiieghany rail-
road. 1908 east Main street: Chesapeake
and ohio offices, A. y. Saroe"s :. 4. - , ~
eIl ms. 1nird and Main. Purcell, Laid =
Co.'S. owens * Minor.
Il CABFLL NApuUN, Proprietor.
X G. HULkK. chief Clerk. fuN Zt-im
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I OW EXCURSION RATES

\ wv EACUhSlON hhlb
II by which
CHURCHES, SOCIETIES, AND OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS CAN PAY OFF
THEIR INDEBTEDNESS.
For parties OF twenty-five persons ana
over this company will accept the NEk1
LOW RATE OF IL EACH FOR ROUND
TRlPTO NORFOLK OR OLD POINT ana
oroanizsttons can charge $3.50 or 80 thus
securing handsome profit. TlChEIS
GOOD ONE WEEK.
The same arrangement can be maze 10
VIRGINIA BEACH by adding SOC. TO the
above rates. Also chcspco-opefatlon pau
WiJUnTT RISK. for moonlight excursions.
VIRGINIA str AMBOAT COMPANY,
Up-tow Office, 100 east Main street.
iN XIV Is
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sUMMER RsSORrs.
GUNNER AND WINTER RESORT.
BATTERY-PARk HOTEL.
AauEvfIIE II

Tho city Of Asbeviile IL located on the
high. broken plateau between the BIus
Ridge and Appalachian chains, ana Is a..
csssible by fall from all points Of the com.
pas.
The BATTERY PARK IL q new hotel lust
completed, with all the modern appliances
for doing q first. Glass busineSs-hydraullc
elevator. electric light, heated by steam,
and open fires.
Electric bells connect every room With
the Office. The house IL built on hill over.
looking the town, and stretch OF country
fifty miles In extent.
Scenery magnificent, prospect eKtensl 20,
climate delightful.
For descriptive pamphlet and any infor.
nation pertaining 10 the business address
&. H. S0UTHWlCk.
iya-lm Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
TUESDAY MOONLIGHT TO

TUESDAY MOONLIGHT TO
l. DUTCH GAP.-Go with the Fourth
Presbyterian church on their MOONLIGHT
FXCr RSlON to DUTCH Gar by steamer
=. NJ. sharp; return at 1890 7. NJ. band OF
music good moon. refresh ments, &c. lice.
cts, SOC; children. Csc. Tickets for sale AZ
Vest. Johnston & Co.'S, Oil east MAN
street: b. s. Howard, Ninth and brosu
W,IIiam Walker. QOS west Main street. aud
AT the boat jy l3-Tu, tn, "a, Su6Iu0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
rng RICHMOND DISPATCH.
NJ TIE DISPATCH c0kPAs1'

~. many prspATCH IS DELIVERED az ~
~ - - r,yrrsx CENTS per week pey-
ssss 70 tho carrier weekly. Mailed Z. 49,, ssrss
e.n 49,. q An ak months: si.so 'o' '"'
1op.hs; COO cor one month. ,a. :, 20 mar
The ssNI.wEEKLy DisrA1cha'sAP''
rnuusa. or n fof ,ix mcn.ns; ., ~, an.
Tns wExKLY DISPATCH ~ u ps's
ss -. SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per
sassenp,ious In eli csscs payable y, N a. -.
~srcs ana no paper continued after the e.'
r,rs,,cn Of the time paid for. send post
sS,.cs money order. check. or registered ie'-
ssy Currency sent by mail VIII be AZ the
49, M the sender. subscribers wishing
,hs,r pcsi- Office changed must give then oio
- we'll A. their new post-onioe. ssmp'e
comics free.
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GREENWOOD HOTEL.

~ IFS miles west OF Richmond. I'm ile
Blue Ridge mountains, on Chesapeake a1i
Ohio railway. Beautiful scenery; pure air;
ffeestoue aud chaly beate water. Address
Mrs. l.. MI NDAl
ie22-1ms Greenwood Depot, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13

THERE WILL BE AN En- asETe.
i CIIRSION TO DUTCH GAP 1885,
ON THE STEAMER ARIEL. THURSDAY
The 18th. under the auspices OF the RE-
TkEAT FOX THE SICK.
Refreshments, hot supper. anu music.
The boat leaves at 1850 T.. NJ: returns at
1890 p. NJ. street cars will be In waiting
an return Of boat. jy l3.Tu&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13
LAWN PARTY.

THERE WILL BE A LAWN PARTY
L given for the benefit OF West-Maln
street baptist church THURSDAY and
FRIDAY NIGHTS. July 18TH and 10Th. on
the CHURCH LAWN, corner OF Bacon aud
Main yl3-Tu, Th&F3'-
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

This great health. and pleasure-rcsOy' -
now op.n for the season.
The high standard of the cuisine viii b,
fully maintained in every respect.
For terms and Information apply 10
u. r EAkLE
IeA-2m Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-13

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
~ BRICKLAYERS' UNION, No. l. OF
Richmond, Va. are requested TO meet a.
Mr.. Tholls Hall, head OF Broad street
TUESDAY. July 18th, Al ~ O'CLOCK
BY order OF THE PRsSIDhNl'
~ l3-lts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

Tux navy OF the United States seems
doomed. Once in a while a spasm sezes
the naval department, and 1t Is deter.
mined TO redeem Our name among the
maritime nations, But some evil genius
presdes over the deliberations, and
straightway the contract is let to incom
petent men, and the navy is again made
ridiculous John Roach got the contract
for the last three vessels, and the Atlanta
his 0rst effort, returns from her trial trip
u failure, having broken down six times
In ak days, Although carrying neither
guns nor stores, herIwater line was below
level, and where would It DO when she
carried her full armanentS II is time
naval Jobs were closed, and contracting
parties NJ well as ship.buIldiers knew
something Of the requirements OF man.
of-wer, Yachts may win cups, but viii
not accomplish much In broadsldo from
a foreign vessel OF war,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

HAS Ingersoll made cesslon Of his
Now Mexican lands, that he 80 glibly says,
"No man has n right to own more land
than he can usel" A tract ninety miles
long and sixty wide IN big acld for one
man to tend, and when II is remembered
how II came to be his, the old fashioned
way of adding acre to acre by honest toll
seems rather more In accordance with the
idea Of general brotherhood. Perhaps,
however, MIR. Ingersoll team use" more
lands than any other man, unless IL be
Dorsey Of star-routo notorioty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
BLANKETS AND BED coMroRs.

BLANKETS AND BED COMFORS.
We offer 1000 pair Of white bed blank.
cts.
so pairs at 81 80. Excellent blanket
considering the very low price.
10 pail at $500, which are heavier and
better than the 81 80 goods.
30 pair at S8 90, this is an excellent
heavy blanket, and has as much warmth
In II as our 8 blankets.
90 pair al Si.00i these are fine and soft
wool.
80 pair at 80 90; these are still finer
aud softer.
And above this, we have the due Call
fornia blankets at 800, Ss 800 and 50 o.
There is great deal OF pleasure In
dropping 10 sleep under good warm
blankets In the assurance that you will
not wake cold about 4 II, m and be run
ming after doctors and drug stores for the
next week TO come.
We have bed comforts at 75c, Sl.0O,
$l,b0, $500, IS 90 and So 80.
We have colored blankets at SI,5O,
$500, 81 80, $3 90, $3.50, $500 and
So 90 per pair.
We have not sold as many blankets and
bed comforts AZ We expected, on account
Of the weather, and have concluded to
force the sale OF them at very low prices.
IL passes for true without saying that
every dollar invested In blankets ana bed
comforts Is equal TO the saving OF $40 in
sickness, Heat is iiiei cold IL sickness,
and may be death. THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
RESOLUTIONS

Adopted by the N. A, Poultry Association,
After transacting the regular business,
the subject OF patching chickens artia,
eially by incubators was thoroughly dis.
oussed, and the following facts substan.
italy established, and resolutions
adopted:
!, That chickens cannot be Matched in
winter, Tor early market successfully
without the use Of incubAtors.
= That by the use OF incubators.
ohlckens may be Matched az any time. and
III KS great numbers as may be desired
o. Ihat ny the use Of an incubator, 200
oulokens can be raised to market size, in
. room fifteen feet square, and that ineu-
ostor chiokens from eight TO ten week S
oid, VIII, 10 February, March, Aprii and
MAY, sell at from 80 TO 70 cents a pound.
: That any lady or gentleman, al
thoush quite iniirm, can attend 10 an
incubator, and with only the room
afforded by a town lot, can clear from
$500 To 5000 year.
o. That good Incubator can be made
at home, by any person Of ordinarv gen.
JUS ana that our secretary shall nave
printed At once, di ectlons and ilIustrA.
tiohs for making good, Cheap, incuba-
.. That any person in the state, that
WIN write TO the secretary, enclosing
s sesmPs LOT return postage, Will receive
iiee' iuil ana complete, illustrated direc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

JEFFERSON DAVIS, on his way home
from the dedication OF Baptist church AZ
his birth place In Kentucky, was cor
daily met at Nashville, and In converse
tlon expressed himself freely, OF poll.
tics no was little shy, observing that In
this hc was not expected tn have an opin.
Ion, but In the main commended the
present administration, giving the presi
dent credit for honesty OF purpose and
determination OF character. lilo avoided
an answer TO the question II he believed
tht TO the Victor belonged tho spoils, by
setting tho authorship of this quotation
right, accrcditlng 1t to Senator Marcy Of
New York, aud not to Gen, Jackson, AS is
popularity supposed. He paid glowing
tribute TO the eloquence OF s. s. Prem.
ttss, saying he was the most powerful
speaker and eloquent man no ever heard,
citing his speech In congress on the Mis-.
sislsslppi contested election case as an
example OF his wonderful oratorlcal
powera,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

THE whitewright Plow and Hammer
Is pleased TO refer in complimentary
terms TO THE GAZETTE. Says that pa.
per 1.-THE Fort Worth GAZETTE IS Ger.
tainly one Of the best papers published
IN the whole country. During the recent
cesslon Of the conference at Dallas, THE
GAZETTE had full and complete report
Of the days proceedings the following
morning. Such energy Is what has placed
TnE GAZETTE at the head Of journalism
IN Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

Tux Boston Advertiser says II the Re.
publlcans are permitted TO revise the tar.
IN the revision will be made in the spirit
OF that adopted In 1888. This, says the
Philadelphia Record, Is precisely the kind
Of revision which the people have reason
10 dread The revision OF 1883, accord
ing to the reyIsors, was intended TO re.
ducc duties 20 per cent, aud did actu lily
reduce them about per cent The coun.
Try is not DESTROYS Of any more such
trInlng with public interests,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

Ir HAS been suggested that Secretary
Bayard send Neal Dow az minister to
Mexico. There Is little question, az he Il
so bound to prohibition, that he could
withstand the mixing of drinks, but
would he be able to endure the atmos-
pheric rarliactlonp In the case of Sedg-
wick and Manning that subtle fend
wrought the mischief, and there are no
antitotcs known for IL In such attitudes.
This malady has another name in com-
mon parlauce, but for coprters only the
language of the court can be applied
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
A SoRAp oF pOLITTcAL RISroRl

A SCRAP or POLITICAL HISTORY.
A writer IN the New York World Is
authority for the statement that Conkling
and Arthur, once close personal and
equally close political friends, were
virtually estranged some time previous
and up to Arthur's death. AS the story
goes the GOODNESS had Its origin In what
Conkllug regarded az Arthur's ungratious
treatment OF Gen. Grant Although
Grant was defeated at ChIcago when he
aspired to third term, he worked In
dustrlously because OF his friendship FOL
Arthur, TO carry New York for the Re-
publloan ticket In the presidential cleo
tiou Of 1880, When Arthur, by Gar6eld's
death, came IN the presidency he and
Grant were great friends. Grant did not
ask but one favor, which was that
Gen. Ned Beale, who was Grants minis
ter to Vienna, might be made secretary
OF the navy in Arthur's cabinet. The
place was gwen to VIM. IL. Chandler, and
Grant considered that direct slight had
oeen put on MIN. Cnnkllng sided with
Grant and resented Ar,hur's action, and
thus the GOODNESS began and tho breach
was never healed, This is an interesting
story, but whether It is true viii probably
never be known. Conkliug is too dIgni-
acd and self-respectlng to talk about 1t
now that Grant and Arthur are both dead
IL Is worth remembering, however, that
with Condirg's well known hatred OF
Blaine, he Cconkline) did not put himself
to any trouble to secure Arthur's nomina
ton in 1854, although well aware that to
be elected presidcn, was The only real am.
oition cherished by Arthur. The only
thing certain 10 that after Arthur became
president the intimacy that bad so long
existed between himself aud Conkllng
came TO an end.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
why Win m.rInn .

QutrNAN TIN, Nov. as 1856.
To the Editor OF the Gazette;
have read the article your ingenious
correspondent al Dallas, dated November
20, In regard TO what Mr.. Cutting seems
to conceive Is the ultlmatum with the
United States OF the North ana the A..
tees. have been In Texas thlrty.six
years. My associations have been win
great men, and Ia this expression do no,
say they belonged 20 the Parmersi all.
anee $50 called) or the Knights OF Iahor
or any OF the other Communists M
cutting, suppose, and really believe. ia
a gentleman, every inch OF him. bnt
when ne, or other Imaginative gentlemen
mink we can whip Mexico, permit ma
IN All kinaness, TO say, that Il is more