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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-22
THE PEOPLE AND THE TARIFF.

The failure of the present Congress
TO give the people the promised tariff
reform has produced great dissatlsfac-
ton throughout the country and de-
veloped a public sentiment which
shows that large majority OF the peo-
pie are hostile to the principles Of
protection. In several Of the Western
States the Republicans have passed
resolutions condemning tariffs for pro-
lection and censuring the present
Congress for its failure to revise and
correct the inequalities Of the present
tariff. The people in every section OF
the country are mauifesting a feeling
which shows that they are determin ed
TO be triAed with no longer on this
question. The Democrats have prom
ised reform, but two successive Demo-
cratic Congresses have failed to reduce
the revenue a single penny. Mr..
Cleveland has favored tariff reduc
ton; his Secretary OF the Treasury has
urged it,and the whole power OF the ad-
ministration has been used for raduc'
ton of duties. The thirty-four Ran.
dali Democrats who joined this Repub-
licaus to defeat tariff reform endesvor
to justify their recreancy by manu-
featuring q Free Trade party and
warning upon its free trade policy.
This is a contemplate subterfuge, an
attempt to wriggle out Of their treach'
cry by the suggestion OF falsehood.
The demand OF the Democrats who
voted to redeem the pliehted faith OF
the party was not for free trade, as
every one knows that the revenue re-
,rements Of the government will for
4rs TO come render free trade
al impossibility, There Is no
res Trade party in this country
a'giDg free trade as a substitute
ior tariff for revenue only. Both
parties bslievs in raising revenue from
a tax upon imports. Unfortunately
the tax under the pre- sent war tariff is
vastly in excess Of the needs Of the
government. The nssquencc is that
we have an immense surplus al the
vaults OF the Treasury, and the people
are taxed not only to d fray toe nscei-
sary exp 'nses Of the government, but
TO keep idle millions in the vaults. 1t
is not necessary to be very SIX HUI in
political economy to sac that
such q condition OF things is
great hardship on the tax pay.
ing psop.e. II i, admitted to
be so by even Republican politi-
clans, but the men who admit the
hardship do not try to remedy the
wrong. Every possible expedient is
adopted by the Republicans to pre-
vent the tariff from being lowered
TO the needs Of the government, and,
on two occasions, reinforced by Ran
dali and his little squad, they have
succeeded. There are no Free Trade
Dsmocrats-there are no Democrats
who object to raising revenue by q
tariff upon impor ts. But there are
Democrats who oppose a tariff that Is
not only for the sole benefit OF manu-.
facturers, but for their benefit at the
expense Of the farmers, mechanics aud
laborng men. What is needed and
what is required by the people from
the present Congress is a compliance
with the pledges Of party plato ms to
reform the tariff and reduco tariff tax.
alton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-22
Esrnneh Ernn IaiI

RoME, N Y, July 2l.-wm. Pierce,
OF Oioyersville, sentenced for horse
stealing, snd John Kockser, of Boone
vile, for forgery, escaped from the jail
in this city last nigh by cutting bar
out OF window grating In the Ger
ridors. A scefijlding allowed them to
get over the high fence surrounding
the Jail. The prisoners cells were not
locked, George Penner, Of sauquoit,
the only other prisoner, preferred to
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-22
The 1,hnInrn nnn...,

LONDON, July 2l.-Cholera reports:
Brindisi new cases, 5 deaths; Venice
new cases, deaths; Foutana 10 new
cases, 8 deaths; Lstinao 7 new cases,
deaths CoderigD new cases, 4
deaths Triestes new cases, deaths I;
Fume new cssss, deaths; 0stini
2 new cases, death.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-22

Ex-P Presidents Netf and Leteb would
appear in the next Issue of the confer
ence proceedings.
At 10 O'Clock the conference ad-
journed sine die with the singing Of
"My Country, IT'S of Thee" and the
benediction by Bishop Whipple. In
all, there have been 272 delegates in
attendance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-22
SUPREME JUDGES.

Estate at Ldr0e.)
PETER TURNKEY, Franklin County.
W. @. CALD WELL, Gibson County.
(Easi TENNESSEE,
d. L. SN0DGRASS, Hamilton County.
Middle Tenncssoe),
n. Il. LURT0N, Montgomery County.
West Ttnnessoe),
". @. F0LKES, Shelby County.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-22
VIII Demand Editor Cuttings Re
lehAR

WASHINGTON, July 21.-InquiIy at
the Depar ment of State confirms the
press dispatch that Secretary Bayard
has demanded thu release of A. G.
Cutting, the AMERICAN editor confined
in Mexican prison, except that in.
strucioDs were cent to Minister Jack
son inst lad of Consul Brigham, as
stats d in The dispatch.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-22
Opera House nurnceI

CRDAR RAPIDS, IA, July 21.-Fire
Quilted Green's opera bouse this morn
ing. LOSE, $4,000. Fully insured.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS.
THE BROTHERHOOD HoLDA SECRET
SESSION AT INDIANAPOLIS.

/ ihey Want to State Their Grievances ia
'"stih"ster General Nuas-Freight
| h"'inG on the Lake Shore Road, but
| Trouble is Apprehended General
Labor News.
NDiASAFoLis, Ind, July The Grand
lodge OF the Protective Brotherhood of
RAILWAY Postal Clerks, was in session here
FRIDAY, and at II late hour it had not ,d
journed The pro ceilings were kent a. ga
cret as possible. The lodges represented
are - estllne Peoria, Cincinnati, Columbus
Chicago and Kansas City The aubject.
matter has been the consideration of the
recent removals and what is best 70 be dnra
under the circumstances One of the ouaii
heitlohS Tor membership is that ali the
members shall place their designations in
the hands of the executive committee which
is composed of c. C.. Meade and r. F. Roth
OF this olty, and Murdoch Hollingshead of
orestIine. The propriety of sending their
leSlgnaIIonl to Postmaster General Via.
has been fully discussed, and. while many
were In iaVcr Of immediate action the
majority seemed to recommend seudinrr On
a commlttcu TO see the postmaster GENERAL
y H.
ING nm Of his promise not to make re- |
ihoNais Tor political reasons. askiup |
h'ih to reinstate those clerks who
nave been removed on the false cbar-as of
conspiracy, and demanding that in the
future all clerks removed from the service
oe furnished with a copy of the charges
against them and the names of tue usrsons
making them, and If Mr.. Villas refuses 10
agree TO TINS tue designations of all the
memters OF the brotherhood will be offered
al once. Mr.. Meade said: This order is
composed OF men of the highest moral ana
social standing, and they will not permit
tue consideration of few months salary
70 detef them from obeying the dictates of
hohor The following dispatch was sent
Friday TO Postmaster Villas:
lhe Nrand Lodge of the Brotherhood of
Railway Postal clerks Is now in session.
committee has been appointed to wait upon
ou ana state grievances. Will you re.
'ei'e committee as representing this organ
zation"
IL seems that She delegates have not been
instructed by their lodges TO present their
'esignatlons In case the postmaster ceneral
'eIu>es The committee audience. They are
,nefelore IN quandary Head Center
head received word from the New Nork
''u Ilttsouig divisions that while the ,
'rotherhood had not been organized in the ,
'iNislon, there were at least fifty clerks
sho would be governed by the action of :
ue Coiuihittee, and similar ENCOURAGEMENT -,
as been received from CHICAGO
10 answer has been received from Mr. i.
'ias up 70 late hour Friday night /,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
ROCK ISLAND, MONDAY. JULY j. 1Ss6
CONGRESSIONAL.
Erass Arraisn0 the Appropriation Com,
mittee in the Nou.e.

III the House.
WASHINGTON CITY, July f,--In tn: sen.
ate, Saturday, Hale reported back the
naval appropriation bill, and stated that he
hoped to have it taken up on Tuesday next
lhe senate then proceeded with the reading
ct the river and harbor bill At the con,
cIlslon of the reading, Beck introduced a
Dill TO authorize the construction of bridge,
across the Tennessee and Cumberland rIy.
ers by the Ohio Valley Railroad company
referred
The senate then proceeded to vote on
amendments to the river ami barbor hin
lhe iiret amendment that provoked djscrs
Sion was that appropriating 81 go ooo for
improving New Aork harbor Debate was
INDUCED in, and finally the amendment was
ngreed to-
After amendments appropriating 500, ,0OJ
iof Tue ihiproveme mt OF the Potomac river.
ana increasing the appropriation for Savan
nan, "a, from $500 to $l15,0U were
agreed 10, the senate went into secret session
and at clock adjourned until Tuesday,
ihe speaker laid before the house
aturday message from the president
dlsapproving the bill granting a pension 10
" llilam Boone; referred. O'Neill of Penn
syFaha presented a petition sjynei bv
i,"h knights of Labor of the Second con
Sfessloaal district of ennsylvania, urging
the passage of pending bills for the protec
lloh oil The interests of labor: referred. The
mousse then went into committee of the
"hoie on the general deficiency bill
Bragg and Guenther OF Wisconsin of
Tered amendments appropriatins in the
aggregate S'",0n to pay judgments and
awards recovered against the United states
Lor hoNage and damage caused by the i'm
'rorement of the Fox and Wiscon in rive,s |
bragg. speaking to the amendments mr.
'alsned the appropriation committee for
attempting to repuilate the honest dett; of
he government under the fimsy vretense of
economy.
1uehther denied that the United States
vas nation of repuiiaters, and trusted
nat congress would not seek to gain a rep
ltation ior economy by a dishonest renuii
Aon OF debt Thomas of Wisconsin SIM
olled the amendments and bore testimony
the honesty If the awards
burnes of Missouri opposed the amend
lehts but notwithstanding his opposition
ley were adopted
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
HARVARD BEATEN
Yale Carries on the Honnrs in TouI
Mile ltaue-Titne, 2U.3I l.

Mile Raue-Iitne. 2U.iI L.
NEW LONDON, Conn. July Tie cley-
enth IN tie animal series OF four mile ei .ht-
cared straight away races lBau2uiated be-
tween ale and Harvard III l>.G was rowe,l
Friday evening on the hames course.
Nae finished first in -U.il beating Har-
ward bv seven le3gtha
he interest IN the race was greater than
in any previous one for the last uiyht wears,
and trains and steamers brought Iar-e
crowds TO witness 1t. Hundreds of applica-
tlons for seats On the long ulsary alton train
OF twenty two cars which followed the
crews from start TO finish were refused. the
accommodations being inadequate The i'm
hehse grand stanl at the start WIS pacbnl
closely, as were points of advaptara alop-
the banks Crafts OF every des .rjpt,nn
were an-horei along the coufs. closely a,
possible, While 5, ores Of steamers ana tugs
followed the rowers The betting was
heavy
Before coming down the river Friday
the Harvard crew heid a meeting to elect a
captain for the coming wear. Mumfori
Declined 10 serve longer, as be will t.radu-
ate next summer II, W. Keyes, WHO I
the Starboari stroke this year. was elected
TO succeed him Penrcse, ConleY. and
Aacam Will not row against Yale again
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
TIE BOND ROBBERY CASE
irregularities Dating Back for twenty
rive Years Discovered


PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The new de.
Teiopments in the bonirobbery from 1T,e
Chesapeake 4 Delaware Canal company are
mat the two expert accountants engaged in
gong over the books get deeper and deeper
n''o tue nire of crooked figures Thev iui
mat the Irregularities date back probably
twenty-five years. and in that interval
the loan has been wonderfully
tangled President Gilingham said,
~ Tue entire sum stolen it is
piouabie that one-half was to pay in
terest The average market price of the
ponds ior years was about - per cent of
Their face value, SO that it is possible that
not more than S,U0,o0o in cash was ever
nsed by the two men 1t is generally con-
eeuea 'hat the greater part of this was used
ny Lesley, who was a man of extensive
habits and tad morals
1he Guaranty company of North Amer
lca, winch was on Wilson bond for $40 ono
Is Canadian concern, and if he i, fonpi
IN The dominion he will be arrested for
violating bis bond He left his wife de,ti.
tGte. N0'''
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

TORONTO, Can, July 5.-Dr. William II
uraham, specialist, was arrested FRIDAY v
Tor committing criminal assault ON Miss
Mary Full, daughter of well known citi-
zen. The assault was committed On IN.
sil' who Is quite young, while under treat
meht by Graham in his oilice Graham re.
GENTLY came here from Chicago
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

WASHINGTON CRY, July 5.-The pra-i
uent vetoed Friday the act granting a pon.
sion TO William Boone 1t appears that
Boone enlisted in August, 1852, was in
ac'ioh IN November of the same year. and
was taken prisoner and at once narolod
During the parole he took part in fine
fourth OF July celebration at Aurora uIs
IN ISo5' and was terribly injured by the
discharge of cannon, which he was assist
,ns 70 manage In reviewing the case The
la,a,, res,ieht says he Is unable to discover anv
tary service 'Do iiiiii-
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Az no other season is the system so sus-
eeltlble to the beneficial effects of a re-
liable tonic and inyigurant The inpure
state of the blood, the dcranged digestion,
and the weak condition Of the BODY, causef
ny IT'S long battle with the cold, wintr,
blasts, all call for the reyiying, regulating
and restoring influences so happily and
effectively combined in Hoods Sarsaparilll.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did me a great deaf
OF good. ! had no PARTICULAR disease. but
was tired ont from overwork, and it toned
me up Mrs. G. 4. SIMMONS. Cohocs. n. Y
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
'hicag" striker Sent to Jail.

CHICAGO, July Thomas +. Collins.
one oil the striking switchmen on the Lake
Shore y Michigan Southern railroad wbo
was charged with contempt of court in dis
ooeyins an injunction issued to restrain an
the strikers from molestins the company'g
WI WI hileh' 1i' was brought before Judge Shep
''u iuaS TO answer the charge of con
Sgint', As he failed to give any salts
factory explanation Judge Shepard com
united Collins to iall for thirty days.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

=, COLUMBIA, = C., July Jenkins
wright, negro, was hanged in HAMPTON
jail building Friday, for wife murder Ha
gave his wife fatal blow on t he head ,n,l
thre" her body into the fire, where the
charred remalns were found. The murder
er child the principal witness against him
testified that "Pappy knocked mammv in
de head, den he frowed her in dc fire
Wright denied his guilt to the last ma
sang by mn while going to the s.,nroi'i
he drop fell six feet and the ,nprd,,.1-.
neck was broken. Twenty person. vi,
MESSED the eNecuticn WV
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

IhlLAhELPHIA, July ). Lloyd I. Smith
died Friday at the age Of Is years. He had
been librarian and treasurer of the PbiIa,
uelphia library since ls49 He was widely
noted for his educational qualities and as a
pipilosrapher He was editor of Lippin.
'ott Magazine from 1865 TO lS1,, when he
Resigned
NJ, W AsfiIN@ToN CRY, July Oh. A
hitney, cashier of the treasury. dropped
dead OF apoplexy at his resiieope Sat,rda y
morning
lotiA, Mich, July Hon. Alon7o Ses.
,ions' ex-lieutenant governor of Michigan
lied saturday morning, after linreTiny
illness, aged 16 years.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

"AShlNGroN CITY, July 5.-Represents
i've 'eiesraphers in Washington pronounce
as 'ahsrd the story published in several
OIL the larger cities to the effect that a strike
Is contemplated by the Western Union
iofce here during the summer. one Of tho
operators sand; We have hal enourb ,f
StI lEes IN this section. We have grieyanre,
but VIII not attempt to have them ri,btnd
BY striking
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
The LAKE SHORE STRIKE.
All the switch Engines at Work-aprre-
hcHsiVe of Trouble


hemsive of Trouble.
CHICAGO, July Every switch enyip,
was ousiiy engaged in making 10 trains AT
the Lake Shore freight yards Saturday
morning The usual number of Pipkerton
rlhemen answered roll-call and received
'heif details 10 guard the emploves and
property OF the road Not so large a force
Oh Lake policemen reported for special dutv
however 10 apprehensions of trouble were
entertained, though there is no reason to
supnose that the withdrawal of the c7yar1
could be safely accomplished
The stock yards establishments and tho
PACKING houses in "PackertoNno shut down
saturday evening until next Tuesday
morning to give their employees the benefit
Oh The national holiday on Monday. As
tnere are about twenty five packing houses
IN the district, employing an aggregate Of
at least -o,u3 men, who are pretty generally
IN sy mrathy with the strikers, very grave
Tears OF riot are entertained shonid tbe
Lake Shore officials attempt to operate
freight trains Sunday and Monday
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
That Tired Feeling

When the weather grows warmer that
extreme tired feeling, want Of appetite,
dullness; languOr, and llsstude. afilct
almost the entire human family. and scrof-
ula and other diseases caused by humors.
manifest themselves with many. It is i'm
possible to throw off this debility and cxpel
humorS from the blood without the aid of
reliable medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
could not sleep, and would get up in
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out of bed. J had no appetite, and my
face would break out with pimples. bought
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
VALUABLE HORSES BURNED.
ihe Forest City Stock Farm D,st,ox.d
Loss and Insurance

Loss and Insurance.
CLEVELAND, July The huge moi,
tarn Of the Forest CITY stock farm, o+
"arrensvIile, Cuyahoga county, was burpe,:
TO The ground Friday afternoon and
though the Emery trotters and stations
Secret, Frank Ellis, Bertha S, CnscavilIa
nulhes, Matte Hunter, Brown. Wilkes
Monte carlo, and Nugget escaped by the
prompt action Of their keepers, four vain.
apIe horses were roasted in the flames
These we're Necromancer. Lay colt . vears
oy Nugget, dam ths dam of Paraucs. rec,
ora : y. bay FLY, years, by Nugget
1am L'da Bassett, 3O'4 bay cot !
years 10y Nugget, dam by Chestnut Tom
ana lyear old bay flly by ibdalJa6
" est The horses were worth 5000, The
o's 'afh 4'o'o, the smaller barn $, 5cO.
ana general paraphernalia and stores 3 ;5nl'
Total loss S2d, 900; insurance. ! q Sal in
Tour Ohio companies
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

CHICAGO July The races at Wash.
ihgton park, Saturday, resulted as follows
-is' race, mile; Grissete first, Ale
sneny second, Lombard third; time, !: :03
second race ] mile; Jim Douglas first
iiot'e"ale second, Buchanan third; time
~ lhrd race, i miles; Li1.ie Dwyer
'rot, Binnette second, Exile third. time
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

Pea coal, 81 90; CRATE and egg. IS. 25
range, nut and No. L. $3.50 per ton
screened and delivered all best quality
OF anthracite. Extra carriage charged on
orders OF less than one ton. Blacksmith
caol, Conncllsyille coke and charcoal
1903 Second avenue I. G. Frazer.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

NINNII EG, Man, July a-Gaudaur de
feated Teener Friday afternoon in a holy.
contested race, lowering the record forty
SIN seconds The course was two miIes
down stream aud one mile up stream. and
both men eNer;ed themselves TO tleirut,ao,t
there being lad blood between tbeIs.
Uaudaurs time iog three miles, with two
turns, was 1905 -: Teemers, 1880 Is.
Fifteen thousand people were present
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

TROY, n. y. July 5--N lliam Rcnry. a
somewhat noted character. ant the father
of twenty -four rhlliren 10y tao wives, com.
mitted suicide IN Greeubush Friday night
hy cutting his throat with Il ra.or lie
mad threatcned for lGoath, 20 Kill himself
aud long ago he wrote Gus minute directions
tor hi intcrmemt Hs WAS about - ,ear-
OLD. tie was apparently in comfort table
circumstances but ras nreI OF lite.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

E. E Parmenter. attorney at law.
Makes collections loans money, and viii
attend 10 any legal business intrusted 10
him. Office, postoffice block. Rock Isl
and III ds&w1r
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

LONDON, July h-Watson's spinning mills
al hidderminster were destroyed by fire
friday Loss Sj00001 One thousand
handS have been thrown out o, employ.
nent
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

NE" YORK, July 5-The police com.
n, missioner has Instructed superintendent
murray to Investigate and report in regard
10 the police Interference with Nr Pow
ue'iy private meeting Of Assembly Il, at
oopef mon, Thursday night
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

Boston, July About forty-ti,e boss
BARRIERS organized Friday evening to CON
se't tle order closing barber shops on Snn.
DAY Test cases will be carried to the higher
courts -6HS'
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

LAKE GEORGE, n y, July 5.-Tbe Bow.
dom college Defeated the University Of
fennsy lvania in the mile rowing match
on the lake here Saturday morning bv
about three lengths.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
Cheap Mail Boxes.

The finest mail and paper box ever in.
vented IS Tor sale at the ARGUS office at
the low price of 81 each The same hoy
is sold everywhere ut 81 so. Call and ex
smine them
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05
uferman leland Picnic Gronnd,

ohurches and societies desiring special
rates or transportation, should apply
cary 10 Eli j. Frankland, P 0. drawer
L. hock Island, ILL.,, or call ut the Island.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

fAhls, July Eight French tornado
poats rave been lost during the recent
storms On the Atlantic.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

CmoA3n July > kiuhari Jones took
eight grain. of morphine, leluested his
body to q medical college and iud down AT
the Austin house HIS Loly uas found
saturday mcrning There wa, 81 n his
pocket, which be desired should be appli4d
On a whisky biG. The dsce.-,i had l,esn
on protFactei spree lle ua5 an English
man ant iallroad egFe,,, haym- been at
one time auditor Of tire Crs,lte Valley in
Canada. lie came here a lew months
since and was empio,ei by an insurance
agent named Shaw, III The Royal insurance
LloCk.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-05

Young Lady, Before Comni:tin; sui
eide, Leaves Directions for Her Burial.

| iouns Lady, Before Comni:tin. sui
eide, Leaves Directions for Her Burial.
CHICAGO July MARY Baldwin. a well
dressed, modest and refined young lady
committed suicide at her boarding. house in
this city Friday, by taking morphine. The
following letter, written with a t1enlulops
hand upon piece Of common uole rapsr
was toand Gpon The table IN the room
AS | fear my death will take pIare snI
denly, there Is 20 belonging to ne At
teisehthal, Gross ( Miller, bankers, lti,
LaSailc street, rs ceipt for same being in my
poItmonna'e There is also $40 now N my
pocket, which altogether, will be sufficient
for my bufiai, with an inexpensive litti,
corner mart for my grave, with the rara
Baldwin without tn initials, on the ION If
1t have been IN an excruaiatingly merry
Gus state Of health Tor wear an a h IL
that Is ndescrluable and several ,,hv-i
clahs whom ] have consulted upon the sub
Jett approve, or do not disaplrCys #
voluntary death fer ne am "a comrara.
tive stranger III the cit, native of the.
State OF COnnectlcut, aud IA member of the
Episcopal church. Here are clothes N The
bottom bureau drawer 70 pat on me. a black
SATIN dress N the closst and want a nil
low Of ioos- water lilies un,it. NV head
nv diamond collar button ! alsu want
lett On