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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
The Doctors

of co1rss, il woGli'n, T. the right
thing 70 let the iost1rs - away from
Palatka without hearing frouI - % thei-
general appearance n convention Tley
are i iisnifei body. transac; thsir Iusi-
hess in b9siEesSlIke manner aEl 81
rive AZ conclusions with great arcgra :
AMI intelligence. >1ns 1Ee better .Jga-
ing than Others, ami speak w.lh c:Sarsr
ease anl fierce. bu, taken generally. they
ar the hraine>t crowd PalarkA lls hal
the honor - entertaining .ar l,nc
time
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

An insurance examiner ani aljuster.
who was caleb upon 70 investigate q
io9. in pittshurg. inquired of the policy
holder. Where were YOU when the
alarm was given II vhas ashleep in
nv helt. Dill any one wake you.
Who'll, my clerk comes uni pounds on
der door, uud says our shtore vhas gone
uoN. What did ven do Il goe.
down to telegraph to Ro.tcn to ace II
YOUR insurance compsn, vhas gore oor
toe. "- Wall Street News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
INTERESTING EIner-erCes

Hiram Cameron. furniture dealer Ut
Columbus, Ga, tells his experience thus
For three years have tried every rem.
edy ON the market for Stomach and Kid
ney Disorders. but got no relief until |
used Electric Bl.ters. Took five bottles
and am now cured. and think Electric
Bitters the hest blood purifier in the
world. Major \. Il. Reed of West
Liberty Ny, used Electric Eit,erS for
an old standing kidney affection, ana
SAYS: Nothing has ever done me- So
much good as Electric Bitters. sold Al
tifty cents bottle by G. r. Peek.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
SycIies S l-ricr Suiye

Tn, lest SAVE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sores, Ulcers. salt Rhem, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill.
hlaius, Corns. and all Skin Erup,;ons.
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required, 1t l. guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction. W money refunded
Price - cents per box. For sale by g.
T. rEEK.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Auction. By direction Of ". II.
Wigs. Esq. assignee Of Salem Graham,
will cell at public auction, 10 commence
Monday. May y. 10 H. continued until
>old. the following Parior suits. Piano,
,haml.er suits. Dining Room Furniture
a large 10, Of Chairs, Bed Springs, Mat
,rss.es. Table ard Bel Linen. Lace ur.
,ains. large Range complete, Bake
0'en. Steam Table complete. trocAety,
and such goods as are generally used in
a firs,.clsss hotel. The Furniture. ETC.,
are mostly new. having only been in use
a few months Sale 10 commence at .
o'clock. a, the Graham Hotel dining
room. II. l.. IlrlrNrHAl,
myl4.3t Auctioneer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

MIR. Folsom. mother u the presiiehG ;
prospective bride. who has t-sen III with
Roman fever has suffered a re!alSe. aud
IL Is said that Miss Folsom will DO. arrive
in this country in c5nse luencs before
the early part - June. M-snwhl. il IS
eabled the bridal preparation, are steal.
lily going on. and ,hs, the welding gown
has teen fitted snl Is almost iini.hti.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Beans and squash rov wanted. tat,-
tase dull q, aboTe figures. Norfolk cab
hase now ia market. PEato-> >ti.l iiotl
mp wei. Caeumt<rs sill eaAIlnGe to
arrive. generally poor. -,uinPy AL vel
low. ami they IL na. usually rv4liz-
piices quoted.
4. VI. lyEs. General Manager
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
Card ot inanks.

The laiit. Of the Memorial Association
desire 10 express their thanks to the ia-
dies AMI gentlemen who assisted in the
old folke- t'on,sr,. AMI 10 others who
aided them at the entertainment also TO
capt. Husson for drilling the Young la
dIe., and - SIR. Try for reduction in
the rent Of the opera house FOR the even
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

SLATE RooFiS0. are now pre-
pared TO furnish the hes, quality Of Roof.
ins Slate at $s.,5 yer square OF 10 feet
Land. and call the attention of builders
AMI others who desire safety from fire
sparks and good pure cistern water to
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address X. NJ. Shouse, Agent, Box No.
5S6. p. o., jacksonville. Fla. ap23.3m
A first-class new house. containing
sxht rooms, in good neiehh1.hood, for
rent. Webb x Nichols aqtf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
Local Weather Observations.

Taken At Dr. Rudolph Herstin.'s phaFa.A. :,
Palatka. Fla. Man r. lNNI
seventy NTH Meridian time.
Thermometer -. q. IN. = l. NJ. =, &. ~
~ Wind am. Nj; I'm. T., SPIN, b.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Residen, Physician. niamin Nice.
Special attention given to Diseases II
Women. Office palstks Bank Building.
Front Street. spl6.3m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
CHEAP VeRTlSlNG'
ONE CENT A W @ R0

Apy ERTlSENENTS. Il word. % mon, u
tLl. column inserted tor ONECENT WORD.
E,ery body who has any want Ia suppy.
ANYTHING 10 buy or sell, any business OF ac-
sommOda,ion. 10 secuIe; indeed. ANY Nlsh 10
sr,tify, should advertise. in this column.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
FORAGE,


Send 81. and viii Itatl sou seed ilr
300 hills genuine. rai,ct h.fe. have
only limited supply.
e, +. WAiuBo>.
mlI.ltdSw Welaka. ia
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
Vegetable Quotations.

pFFts FLoEIpA FEUIT EICHANsE- =
jacksonville. Nav =. -
Editor PaIsika NEwS
Below hand ven qulsations "a Flo=-
III produce. sane Is compiled from te,-
esTaphic reports received this DAY from
C1g agents in the leadin; cities.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

- the Seminole. Insect
Powder only. u l. the Is,-t.
Zoe. 95s.. soc. ~ .Op
FOR sac b,
\. Tershne. Druggist. ieron 81 paia'sn
Rietartson 4 Co Ftot.
n Cone. temoa
! p Ta,ior Heo S'o-s tsq57
Ca Brothers Erb,
Q J Groors. Leror
l. Purcell
!. n Dtn;is. Bia!e
II S 6acon. San Nate
0ysenhurg { Eits Como
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

L. II. FARRAR 4 Co. make the best
and cheapest door and window screens.
Orders promptly filled. myl4-sw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Piano ~ RrNT-Inquire a, this office.
myli-3i
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Go to Dr. ". ". Estes over Noracne
4 Ken,inss drug store for line Dental
work. tl+-u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

SoriCE Prom ihl. date. ami until
further notice, Mr.. J Beer Las entire
charge If my accounts and collecting
zane. myls-i, VI. e. GaopNo>
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Ten DOLLARS REwARD.-Los,. on the
streets in Palasks. on sunday night, a
leather bag. closed by draw string,
containing money, which will he de-
.critei To the Under The above reward
will t~ paid for its n'cJyery. Apply at
this office. msls.lt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
Hot Weather Goods,

New lot Just received. The celebrated
Jeweit filters. Jewe,t porcelain lined
coolers, and Jewett refrigerator. Ire
cream freezers. Monitor oi! stoves, and
ny fans in great variety, and for al, a.
lowest prices. ". W, hlAu a Co.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
The Suuatter>.

Major q. =. Fowler Ms commissioner
for the Florida southern railway, has
jus, returned from a trip TO South
Florida. where, with pr e. l.. Mitchell,
state and commissioner lie had Teen to
investigate the claims Of the large mum.
Der of suuatters who had settled on the
Florida ~outhefn's reservations. There
isa llw Ia the etfec, that all these
sluati"rS Who settled lands prior t. Jan.
uarv, in i>ei, shall be given clear title
10 their homes,eads on the paymen, Of
! pr acre. Il j. the Florida Southcrn's
intention to carry out this law IN good
faith and IL will issli. titles Ia all bona fde
settlers uow occupying their lands. They
found iui comparatively few Of the set
t!cl, entitled To- this provision Of the
law. and the.e were located betw cen
Hernan.iu count, anl the Gull. going
auth.
NaIr Fowler reports south Florida
booming. the little town Il Barlow be.
irt SEQ fui ct rcuple that it was difficult
40 nnl Sleeping quarters ia the hotels OF
boarding houses. Tie prospect for a fine
orange crop down there is very good.
ami all the crops are looking esua1rdi.
Marty fire. but AL needing rain, as
,y,rl,hins is very dry. watsrmelons
.te setting rif... and r.thing is fully
amlnth earlier thsn in this section,
The Florida southern is now running
trains g. rurt ug,l-n. one OF The future
cities II the .tate Just sixteen miles this
s,le - ,h.tatt, HaiLor. fort Ogden
,ssi,udt-i in tie. heart q the grea, cat
Il" couhrry. and Is teir, rapidly set.
uelur.
Nr. t. II. ohamberlin is one pound
ahead ut t.uI knowlton IL the way Of
:. a has. lIe hooked one n the river
weighing hine pounds. while the Colo
ur,': oni, weighed eight Ne fear tie
rivalry xisting between ,he.e gentle.
u,n 0i'' result in the total destruction
" al IT, ~ Ia ,s in the river.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
THE DE-
BENZ. H

-THE DAILY New
ing. ekyFit AOrdss
ia the city. or maj
4 month. $ls9 for
months. or = pr
THE vEEhLS y
parT. patll5bed
al the news 10 ths
is the largest sn,
pub t>,e.i in Flor,
ags ire. TOR 81 :
months. ~ cirns
tHs.s ADVERTISE
n--t IsI>s'Ftr'l. ana
.lIt ,t,Et s-l-s TthgL
line. issltHccd IA
IN 'tl>
All Advertising
every month. \
IH- ~ raf isttt 81
ia~-Itri.
NJ. rem tfanSe>
III ri1r-k -igftsssE az q
Afir,~.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
MONEY To loAN on city property. In.
auire Of Baldwin II Cochran. ap.s.,f

NOTICE. To- TEACHERS. i am directed
by the board of public instruction TO
hold the annual examination of teach.
en for the public schools II Putnam
county on the 18th. 18th ant 18th of June
%. The examination viii begin at9
q. M. each day. a. tl.e white puhlic
school building in Palaths.
Respectfully
\. i. WOop
i'm. sec. and Co.. Supt. of Schools.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Louis Riel's
never recovere
execution.
Mrs. Thomps
the Senate r.
with only six I,
Ex.lresiden
worse. There
believe that he
His weight 10
For a wond
New York cit
bribery. A m
been made. II
SiitIHldu ~
Sol. Taylor, "
court in Herr
and convicted
To be hanged.
The Florida
a new paper A,
:. II. Colema,
men. II is \
and the organ
-
The telegr
Ohio legislat
State for CO
storing the -
course, favor
The Atlant.
vannal, Tim
loaned in tht
iorseinehts q
the interest
iier cent to
The hanks I
lawyers ,heR
The mayor
onel'' lluests
saulted the +
DAYS NEWS
over by Just
next term 4,
AicQuail il !
the ,lisrlarg,
Mrs. Hem
hear Neill~vii
poisoning Mr.
the aforesaid
a neighbor q
with Mrs. W
son her hush
She was wi
now both sh
murder.
An attenl
the great raj
the one built
Mississippi ri
olene, coal
liquids was B
pecting that
would act 1t
IN time to I
scolindrels Y
The teirib
Mann l'fotl
which they
terpart in J
rs far as the
fight 10 cont
Spencer bro
j. X. Terry
and Spnc
Dyer, Robe
were fearh
The killil
lanta, Ga.
has created
toned il .
driving his
ing up a &
The Colont
the stone '
marshal "a
Public opii
some justi
declaring
has not We
Al, 4 i
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Mrs. Hem
hear Neill~vii
poisoning Mr.
the aforesaid
a neighbor q
with Mrs. W
son her hush
She was wi
now both she
murder.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

The mayor
onel' Iluests
saulte,l the r
days NEWS.
over by Just
nett term -,
AicQuail il }
the ,lischarg,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

Sherman ID
Sol. Taylor, "
court in Herr
and convicted
10 be hanged.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

The Florida
a new paper I,
=. II. Coleman
men. 10 Is \
and the organ
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

And from withou, my window comes 4
sound
Like harps Follan playin. underground.
And waiting voices from the dark. Pre-
found
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

The telegr
Ohio legislat
State for CO
storing the 10
course, favor
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

An attenl
the great raj
the one built
Mississippi ri
olene, coal
liquids was 3
pecting that
would set it
in time to (
scolindrels Y
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

The Atlant
vannali Tim
loaned in tht
dorseinehts O
the interest 4
3ler cent to
The hanks I
lawyers the 8
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

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New-York tribune., 1886-01-23
c,1,rps ON TIE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The delegation from
the South Atlantic Improvement Convention which met
I'm Savannah Ca, in November last with representa-
tves from seven Southern States, VINO are now In TINS
city called upon President Cleveland to-day The Pres-
dent EXPRESSED much interest In the object OF the CON
yenon and says that his views had changed much since
as Governor of New ork he expressed his ideas re-
garding the transportation question. lie Is now lie
said profoundly impressed with the Importance OF de
veopng natural water OF the country and De
ueyes that public money iddiciously expended upon
srch improvements is wisely expended. The reason
why he did not treat upon the subject IN his message
was not because he nnderesmated ts Importance, but
because did have time TO give 1t that close and
careful siudy without which he reluctant to commit
himself to Recommendations upon any pOint Of phOhc
policy. III, - 4.
Tue members OF tie National Board OF Trade called at
the White House ia "A body to-day aud paid tier re-
sprc,s 10 the President Short ad IresSes were male ny
Mr. Fraley. Of Peunsy Ivauia ana Mr. Patterson, OF New
Jersey t. which the President made hrlrf Response
party OF Indian children from the school az Carlisle
Peun in charge OF Captain Pratt called at the White
House to-day and received 10y TIC fr'H;dcht ana
Miss eveiand The children alterward called upon the
seeretary OF the INTERIOR
New-York tribune., 1886-01-23
PROTEST or 1.-THE ARGUS" COMPANY
DEMAND FOR LEGISLATIVE PRINTING.

DAMAGE FROM THE ELEVATED RoADS-TiIE BRIDGE
EXTrNsIoV-OrHER BILLS.
IrRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TrI1UNaf
ALBANY, Jan. 22.-1he clerks OF the Leg1s-
lature John W. Yrooman and Charles A. ChicKering
received form al demand from The Argus Company TO-
day legislative printing. THIS missiye was reau
10 the Senate and Assembly. and in both bodies was
referred to tho Judiciary Committee In both bodies the
Democrats expected protested against this as
position OF the letter of Democratic printing office. The
work is still hands OF Republican printers. Weed
Parsons 4 Co.. and there 1t apparently will remainfor
many months. The Argus Company has applied to Judge
Peckham Democrat, to grant amandamus against
Clerk Chickering aud Clerk vrooman, to compel them
to give the legislative printing to that corporation but
naturally the Judge hesitates when asked to issue
mandamus virtually against the Legislature Itself Mr.
yrooman and Mr. Chickeriug merely the agents or
the Legislature In the matter.
Assemblyman Greene introduced a bill to-day author
izing the Supreme Court to appoint commissioners In
New.Iork estimate the damage done to property
owners by the construction OF the Elevated roads
GriswOlHa Di1 the extension the BrOOk-
lyn Bridge Chatham passed by the senate
to-day and ordered to third reading. Mr. anil
introduced similar bill III the Assembly, ana IL was
ordered TO a third reading
Senator Plunktt introduced bill authorizing
the raising Of tho Riverside Drive between tho
south line nety nfthst and the rth line OF Ninety
seventhst The street Is To be supported Dy 'auuet
which will permit OF public uhe OF Ninety ysiIthst.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee Will listen TO argu,
ments on Ihuraday afternoon on General Curtss Dll.
giving soldiers sailors OF the late the preference
I'm the employing Of persons for the state service -
Mr. Smith Introduced In the Senate bill providing
beassessod IN towns and wards to the owners or
Ons controlling them, in the manner pr"Vlded LOT lhe
Of tho lands Of resident owners Chapter
597 OF laws OF 1851 providing Tor the assessment OF
New-York tribune., 1886-01-23
nHRrsrnAS AloYG THE FREEDMEN

private letter received in this city gives an
interesting account Christmas festival recently
held at the Holly School or freshmen at Lottsourg.
Va IL was the seventeenth Christmas anniversary OF
the Institution. Says the writer:
The tree was ourishing red cedar Of vivid luNur1nt
green foliage. IL chosen by onr Dogs, waiter anu
Judson Eskrldge They have grown Up In our school.
and cut and luggel IL from the woods. where y grew
i'm sheltering pine thicket They set II up snd helped
hang II with dolls and mittens caps books and pictures
aud presents TIL IL stood In fe-t array, radiant win
many bright starry Hays rejoicing sight for our com
pany OF to-day. Among these Was nice group os hy
little mites of AtrcO- merlcans, the children OI our
older generation OF pupils. Wo had them up IN row
on the LONG PLATFORM all AMI neat In whte aprohs
and paid worsted dresses from our last New-lng'suu
barrels Their rolo was tiek-tacKs" as they went
throuyh the kindergarten song Of Clocks aud
Wntches with pretty maneuyres Of their snail hahcs
and index fingers. mighty contrast to the wretehed
piul rags and patches the naked poverty ana utter
destitutiOn n which first saw ther fathers ana
mothers little children, seventeen years ago wine
Uooper recited Winters stirring Howard al Atanta
u OF tender feeling. Wlie like his cousin Walterwas
born slave tie year that the downfall ot the
Rebellion-or, they say here ' when Richmond went
M" His young mistress, Miss Mabel FIiltn, came To-
ay and listening with intent interest and sypstuF
her fair hair blue eyes and animated face gave dramatic
effect TO her earnest exclamation as lie nnishe, Yes
Freedom IL a Joy aud a blessing 10 both races
An are rising. black and white together an
artist would have ausht Inspiration AMI seen the sao-
ec of an Impressive picture IN this Incident amlu our
gallery OF living pictures and the occasion oil our cee
bratOn to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-23
WARRINGTON NOTES.

WAsnISCTOS. Friday, Jan. %. lsSG
APPofssAENT.-The Secretary o' the Treasury today
appointed j. W. Watts, OF Mississippi, TO be chief OF
division IA the Second Auditors Oliee.
BRAVE ACr-The General superintendent Of .ho Life
Saving Service has received letter from Captain Nick
ersOn Of the schooner Allen Green. commenting
tho conduct Of Captain H. VI. Knowles, keeper Of
the Point Judit Station his crew FOR their services
IA rrScuing HIM and ha crew from the wreck OF the
Green duIing blindlng -nowsorm on january y.
PRODUCg EXcHiSGg BffI~-Tho bill Tor the purchase
OF the Old Produce Exchange building baving passed
both Ous'S OF Congress, now goes 10 iho President for
he signature lt provides that th" Sum O S2JOcOO,
much thereof rs may bn necessary he appropriated
purchase tor Army purposes and S2OUOOO, or
thereof may be 4ccesstry, for tie alteration
and reniourng 0f the buldiBg 10 make 10 suitable
Ia all respects iur GOverument use.
IIEGAL AUTHORIZATIONS. some time SINCE the Gov
ernor Of Arizona Mr. Zulck, reported TO the Secretary
the that tho Legislature OF that Territory at
tho last mad made cGtTayagnnt appropriations
aud in excess OF the amount which was authorized 10y
Congress. Mr. Montgomery, the Attorney General for
the Interior Department has decided that AL tho apprO
prntiOns made In excess Of the sum appropriated by
Congress were In violation OF law and void
FoRrwIcATIoSs- Secretary OF War to-day sub
mittcd to President report Of the Forthcatons
Board ID IL long document and describes fully tho
necessity and OF better coast defences II 10
New-York tribune., 1886-01-23
KILLROAD INTERESTS.l
THE PROPOSED BRIDGE 20 STATEN ISLAND

THE PROPOSED BRIDGE 20 STATEN ISLAND.
An inspection was made yesterday of the
staten Island Sound by persons Interested In the Iro
posed Baltimore and Ohio Bridge Tho steamer South
field under the command OF Captain Bralsted. took
through the Sound John h. GoNen general counsel OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Company Charles Ackenheil,
engineer; Erastus Wimap. j. Frank Emmons, Commo-
dore Shock u. <. n; Captain Theodore I. Andersen,
ex-senator Hby, OF South Amboy Captain stevens aud
W Devon. great deal of ico was found In the sound
aud not single tow met. showing that commerce in
this stream seriously with by II al
together cxtngshed during the severe winter mon rs
The special Obe3t OF thc Visit To Inspect Buck
wheat Island. wuich II Ia claimed by some would DO the
best place fOr the bridge the Gentle resting upon
tins piece OF land The island found bo extremely
Nat and of small dimensions not over twenty nve feet
square, while the banks so low as 10 preclude the
p,ssbiity OF brdgr seventy feet high, which elevation
il was said could be secured II t were built here The
Dil before Congress does not prescribe situation but
leaves that question with tho War Department
New-York tribune., 1886-01-23
ANGER OVER A COMMITTEE CLERK.

WASHINGTON, Jan. % Speciap.-Thcre seems
TO be some commit ttec clerksp may be-
come an Issue which ia the minds OF a good
many Democrats In the House Will over
shadow even the tariff the silver question
Il appears that the appointment OF II. Conquest
Clark as clerk OF the Committee Foreign Affairs by
Chairman Belmont, has excited the In suatiOu OF some
OF his party friends white heat ana they threaten 10
bring The matter before the House uress Mr. Clark IL
dismissed The reason appears To be that lie was the
private secretary Governor kellogg. or LOUISIANA I'm
ls7G-77 and accused by Tden Democrats of irrer
ular and unlawful acts In connection with the
electoral vote of that State. Mr Clark has
never ppen nvctcd of any charge, however and he
is one uf the competent Of sianOgraphers and ell
cient OF clerks well man Of ability aud extensive
information II remains to be seen whether Chairman
BE mont Will him account Of the clamOr Of
members OF his own party.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-23
TEsTJuoyYIy CONSPIRACY CASE.

The Richardson conspiracy case
came up again yesterday before Justice Smith In the
Tombs Police Court. A large number of spectators
were present evidently expecting sensational develop
ments. John EnGsworth, private detective, swore
that ho was present I'm lawyers office when me
other Witnesses made their ahdavits Hls
brother Charles, also detective, was aIsO
sworn. He said in part !" am acquainted win MI.
stevens TOmpkins, Donneily, Lowell. and Nellie Lyons
and the detectives who have been employed on the case
was present when Nellie Lyons received S2o IRON hr
DOnnrlly, and saw her sign receipt Tor 9lOO wa,
employed by my brother John to shadow ME stevens,
but was never told the reason why II was done was
nine days on the and got 81 30 day for my work
knew that my brother was shadowing Mr. Richard
SOU" ,,,,,
Hr Mitchell. counsel for Mr.. Stevens. asked Filings
worth he had shaved his .nustache. and he replied
that he never cOud lie Is accused OF imper-
sonating Mr. stevens. He further said that he was
changed rom stevens TO Richardson after Nellie Lyons
was paid to pick up" Mr.. Richardson.
George II. Richardson, the complainant, sald IN MS
testimony: 81 employed detective on
tho advice Of police captain ts shadow
the detectives who were watching me-
lie then detailed his meeting Nellie Lyons atSixthaye
and Foriy-ninhs; and said that she asked bim II he
mad not met her Mrs. Newsbaums house In Boston,
giving her name Nellie Richards He told her that
he mad not and left him, apOlogizng for aecoslng
him He further said that lie did not know OF any IL
vorco against him aud that his wife had no Thought
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