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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

The rabbit hunters will now start out pre-
pared for some large bags of the little ami
mails The snow makes rabbit hunting in
the Maine woods very interesting SPORT.
The shaft connected with the water wheel
Of the Augusta Water Company, which was
cast in one piece, has just been cut in two,
in order that the upper portion may be un-
coupled il desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

The ice down river is reported to be be-
tween two and four inches in thickness. and
in such condition that but one planning will
,obably be necessary. The recent snow
will cause 1t To grow thicker very slowly.
According to that reliable maHual, the
Maine Farmers Almanac, the astronomical
winter begins at Eve minutes before four
th afternoon. when the sun leaves the con
'tellation Of the Bpsoi4n and enters that OF
the Goat.
The missionary committee of the Y P :.
c Il of this cit viii on Monday next make
distribution of Christmas gifts to the needy
Augusta children. All thosa who wish 10
make any donations for this purpose are re-
quested to leave same Al Townsend & Beck's
cthing store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

The river steamed like caldron yesterday
morning, and is evidently preparing to close
% for the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21
Marriso.

In WAYNE. Dec 49, at the residence Of the bride
-ty Rev l. X. Herrick. Mr. Clinton W. smith and
Miss Almesis D. Ssift. both of Fkyette.
In Bangor Dec. -, Mr.. Charles h Bsrsto~
and Miss Euuice W Rice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

The interest in the game Of billiards is
dying out in Augusta" said gentleman
who is proficient in the game, yesterday.
There are now but four public tables in the
city. and these are but little used"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

Mr.. Lester Perciyal went to the Maine
General Hospital yesterday, for trt atment
upon his foot and leg, so badly injured last
summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

Now ladies-and gentlemen too-as tn's
ho,ids, season we want to call your attention
to q certain individual who is one OF the
prime necessities of the age, and is Just now
performing his most srdnous duties OF the
year. No less person than the letter car
rier. On this month. through storm and
shine aad snow he makes his rounds bur-
deued with bulk of mail matter larger thsn
1t any other time He is indispensable an
be serves you faithfully A slight token OF
remembrance from everyone would nun
none of you and it would help him great
deal. Let US see who will be foremost ID
this little mission. Don't forget the post
mamie does not forget you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

There ought to be law against geulne
on and OF trains when in notion, ssla
Maine Central conductor yesterday
Though ample warning is giveu before
starting. there is certain class who in'ari'
ably wait till the train hss got up speed De-
fore they board it. Almost every day some
woman who doesn't get round until Late has
to be unceremeniousiy bundled up the car
steps with great danger to life and lint
The queerest thing though 10 that the young
men who launch themselves from the train
before it fairly gets into the station simo'
invariably wait to see all the other pa'sen
sers alight before they go away
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

Nov is the time to secure package ticket.
for Bosrdmsns Express. Eleven ticket. for
dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

The nov a, the Maine Central station vas
removed on fat cars Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

W. Physicians prescriptions are care
fully compounded at Kinsman's Drug Store
corner of Bridge and Water SITS. at moderate
nrices ian20de odtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

Three extra men will be employed at the
express Office ill the Christmas rush |. over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

MA L. Wells 4 Co. have the largest
line of sideboard, in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

Christmas came her little token
Was a clump of golden flowers
On canvas. Love, unspoken,
Swift recalled their happy hours.
Heart an pulse alike beat faster,
So he just spanked up and asst her
If she'd be his'u if he'd go right off and buy
an Ivers & Pond upright piano of Bean &
Hamlen. dec20ltill25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

Near her easel graceful, dainty,
Deity touching here and there.
First he saw her, somewhat panty,
But, for all that, passing fair,
As she deftly piled her brushes,
Building lily pads and PUSHES,
On the end OF scarf with which to cover
the Ivers Pond piano, bought of Bean &
Hamlen. dec20dtldec25.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21
rEw ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY

new ADyEErTsysZSTs.
Christmas presenis-c. c. wiIioaxhby
WAITED Boarders.
Browns Instant Relief.
Waated-Clos<r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21
MACHINES.

We keen other machines for lees nsnsy,
and can suit you on terms and prieese
Aecardeans, lutahafps.
Banles. B,ritanss, Bass Drums.
cl,fiaasts, Carnopelns, CarnsE.
Drums, Double Basas,
Edison Flutes, EVERYTHING.
Flies. Flutes, fhgeuktS.
Guitars, Good Goods.
Hafnoacis, All Prices.
instruction Books. lmperta.
JeWshlrpS From Across,
EsypadS for Clarianets
Tyres. Both Kinds. Look 10.
Nandalns, Music AuSetls,
Nickel Flies and Flutes. Nice Ones
Ocarinss No. |. 3.4,6,S
necalas, Pitch Pipes. fiil0 Polish.
Queer Quarter Sized Vl0hns
a0sin. Repairing Everything.
Strings a Speciality, Sheet Music,
iamhourlnss, Toy Drums. Tin Flies
Use you frstrale L you call.
VloGns very valuable.
Wire On SpO0lS, Whistles.
Xteedng Low Prices.
You can get Christmas Goods
Zee i you Can't.
Needles for all Sewing Machines. Best
Machine OIL. Parts supplies and Re.
pats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

Ths sun has started north.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

The shortest day in the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21
Diieo.

In Fayette, Dee. i6 Mrs Clara A. wre or " A
Richnond. aged 81 years
In Fsyette, Dee 10, Of consumption. Guy Crane,
son Of BeardmAn Crane, aged about . years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21
Born.

In North Wayne. Dec. 10. the wife of Fred Ma
son, . son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-21

nv business has rspdiy Increased for the last wear
and this fall thought would neArls double my
stock % Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, and
BY so doing, doabe my sales. Although my sales
have Increased they have fallen short OF antiei-
ton and ind IN self with large Surplus stock
on hand that must be d. posed Of. sl1A make prlev
'ha will war; ant realty sale. No person, Unlsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
FESTIVITIES AT TIE NAVY YARD

Tho frat Navy Yard ball OF the season was given last
pqht under the auspices OF Mrs. James oNeh and the
vve, of other officers stationed the yard Among those
present were Admiral and MIA Gherardi Constructor
Pook and Miss Po0k Captain Bunee Of the Atlanta Cap
,ain cooxe Commander H. w Lyon OF the Trenton Cap
tain and Mrs Robeson Commander and Mrs oNeil Pay
tn,pector stevenson wife, Captain Ramsay OF the
BOSTON: Lieutenant COmmlnaer Kaox Lieutenant H. M H.
prown and Mrs Brown Mrs :. B. Elkns Mrs. Van Nos
,ard Nv and MIRA Leonard Miss McCeney, OF W ashing
ton Chief En.inser wharton OF the Trenton Miss WAR
on Leutsant Commander A. H. Nichols. Of the Chicago
and Mira Nichols; Lieutenant Cowies, mlnfing the Ds
match Lieutenant C. P Perkins Of the Eager surgeon
ri Mrs sov,rt Surgeon and Mrs Butts Commander
Wilde OF the Dolplln Lieutenant and Mrs York NOEL
Commander Mun OF Nlpsc; Captain kirkland oil the
Vermont Mrs. and Miss Kirkland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
WARRINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. Jan. u, 1888.
DUTY on GOLD LEAFReDr sentative Bryce of Ne~-York
nre.eu.d In the House tsdsv petition from the gold and
United States PRAYING Congress 10 In
the duty gold leaf TO ~ 80 PACK OF five hnndr cd
metal leaf In 80 cents per one
powder o. 20 cents per ponnf
hat rorkmsn be snabed 10 open MP Al
I'm industry Uuitsd states without bang com
PEELED the prison and pauper paid labor OF
Europe"
Com opinion in the ctss OF Thomas
Reynolds. against the Western NewYork md Pepnsyvsn
alroa Coupany Clinton Gardner receiver wherein
the ordered to deSst from charging great
on ura FOR the OF railroad from points IN
Peansvivana Salamanca and 10 oisan IN The STATE ot
Is transportation OF
NJ the snc use points rhs opinion was
preparss BY Commission walker.
NAVAL NoTE.-Thc training ship Portsmouth from New
York arrived this morning
ARMY OaDER leave Of absence granted scesnd Lieu
tenant Henry Mccain. Sd Infantry. November n, has
psen extended one month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
, coroptno VIEW OF CLEvELAyp


r something overa year ago that John Arkens OF Don
and curly proprietor OF me ROCKY
Mountain sses while Ne1York after having
pad his respects the White House. described President
Cleveland "A nan with stomach and neck than head
and brains MI Is back again In New York Now
as then he presses for his rapidly increasing
business and Hoe Co. will be enriched by good
che K with his signature they deliver him
new press When poesl IL mentioned viewer there Is
snbued air Arksns AMI the tone OF his voice Is
apatheuc He is have the Democratic National
venton called In this state the that the dor
nant Hill element may up anu defeat Cleveands nom
n2uOA.
If Mr. Cleveland want TO see him elected
Of course he said yesterday He is better than Repub
can would be pIaces little better get an
downright sarnes. Democrat IN oce IN spite OF
his dislike of politicians fonness for giving places TO
everybody and anybody except the real workers"
How Will CoIOrado's delegation standr
10 viii be made up OF Cleveland men but as things
stand now he will receive support in the convention
There Is no opposition where to his rcuomnstion The
whole thin has caved in the luckisst man that
was ever born possible to him to DO any
thing that will njure politically. His message may do IL
Rut the rebel hag Neither does II appear that
the Lamar nom nation hurt him. 1t makes the Soah
solid By Keeping up the bloody shirt cry"
How Will Colorado her electoral vote ~
Oh FOR Blaine by 5000 majority. He viii be ,he epuo-
cou candidate beyond question: The West ana the Faeinc
Coast are for back to this country by way
Of san Francisco Pacific Coast and the Rocky Mountain
uenple will 20 wild over His coming will set things on
uT OuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the Hsuss Mr. HATCH OF Missouri. from The Com
mitee en- grculturs reported bill maksg appf"prla
tons 70 carry Into effect the provisions u the ACT 70 IS
tsblisa experimental agricultural stations Csmmitree
OF the Whole.
Mr. WASHINGTON. Of Tennessee. pressatsd tue Peti-
ton o. the Faculty OF Vasserbut University asking tsr
the removal Of the tariff socks. ke!srFcd.
The House COMMITTEES on indian Affairs VIII report
fav.raby Representative PERKINss 5l providing for
tn. sale Of certain Indian aad' In the 9'2e Oh
Kansas.
On motion of Mr. BLOUNT Of Georgia the Bouse pro
cssded to the consideration the bin relating 70 per
missible marks writing priAtng on sec nd third ana
fourth-cIass mail matter Mr BLOCNT briefly cxpls ned
the provisions OF tina which had bera rccsm
me sdsd by tn. stmassrGeseral sal which sad o-ea
rendered necessary recent decsn OK the F0st once
department Hs did not tnk Rat lts rass9ss would
affect the OF the Dspartsent While 1t wouu liz
doubtsdy extend great convenience - business rnen
Mr. BINGHAM, Of PcnnsyivsGia favored tue Dill.
though he took exception 10 the railing OF the Depart
mcnt upon the pernissbls marks OIL the lower classes
OF mail matter. The pesdng mi, sowcFcr, Nsu" meet
the reaursments of avery Interest Wheb had Js-s IT.
iulIousy affected by that rulins The biii was thea
passes and the Hsnss went nta nn , .1 M. .ne
prfvats calendar and the afierrooa vas consumed III
the dscus-ea Of private bills refs'As :" cases Ia INC
Mr. MORROW Of California. from the CosEittss on
Foreign Affairs reported Joint resolution
GO 900 70 srahe lac Osveru participate ia tire
bition tn he hold a. Acibsurrc "A APRIL
1888. Committee OF tse Nhsle 49, -
Mr. GRASP. Of Georgia. ca airnan OF tho ConnLtee on
Eleetisus presented report upon tbs case Of A. H. toa
stone claiming to have been siccted 20 sn-fs'' t'0
The Fifts Cafsrsia district. Hsuss ealrdHar ,,,rrs
The House adjourned uztil hssday alter Mr.. sllLs
OF Texas al made two atespts To secure an aai'u
msnt 10 that 4o-nght public mesthr prcsid1u
over by Representative PEEL e. Arsansas ChSii a ~
Of House COMMITTEES oa indian Alas As he1n d.
A Soul Cuurcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
HELPING THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
cAIIFoRvIAvs HAVE TO MAKE Up PURSES TO AID

WAsuIyGTov Jan. 13 fSpecial.)-A curious con
dition of affairs seems to exist in Southern Cali
forna in regard to the postal facilities extended
TO that section of the country by Mr. Villas Con
gresham Van Deverc Of California says that the
citizens at Los Angeles. at San Diego at San LUIS
Obispo at San Bernardno, at Pasadena, at RIVER
side and at other places ha We been compelled to
supplement by private subscription the allow
ances made by the Post Office Department LOT
postal service and in some instances 10 pay the
rent Of the buildings in which post offices are
kept and TO pay gas and water bills. The made
quate force employed in these offices, he says en-.
tails fourteen. fifteen and sixteen hours day OF
service of efficient and poorly paid employees at
the San Diego post office. When the newly APP
pointed postmas' recently took possession OF the
office he found great accumulation OF unas-
sorted mail matter composed chiefly Of news
papers and ma gains, cncumbering the place as
so much rubbish. and having no force 10 ass ~
or distribute the sarge he caused 10 TO be loaded
into wagons and hauled 10 the dump in the bay.
In this way four wagon loads of mail matter were
discussed Of Such a condition of affairs seems
almost incredible were il not substantlatcd NV
Trustworthy witnesses. IL seems as If Mr.. Villas
were going 20 leave a Angcan stable for bis sue
cessOr if he is ever confirmed, to clean out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
AMATEURS AT A GUN FACTORY.

NOVEL METHOD OF WITHDRAWING A BREEcH
BLOCK THAT STUCK FAST IN A 10-TNcH GUN.
WASHINGTON, Jan 13.-Thc experiences of the
Naval Bureau of Ordnance in its efforts toward
the development Of a gun foundry at the Navy
Yard here are not encouraging Last summer
gun was ruined by the breaking or the boring
bar in its muzzle and three weeks ago accident
occurred to the new 10-inch gun which the Board
pooh-poo hed as n matter Of no consequence. 1t
now appears that the sticking of the breech
block in this gun due to the ignorance Of an in
experienced foreman, is more serious than was at
first supposed and. though the gun may not be
spoed the block which cost about 81 600 Will
not be fit for use. The 1O-inch gun IS about
thirty feet long. and four feet IN diameter 40 the
breech and for three weeks past men have been
engaged keeping alive flame IN the BOX Ior me
purpose of heating the block with tne nrucI
that it may be drawn out. TINS hamc IS lea, py
a small oil tank, with a pipe leading through q
temporary plate placed IN the beech. bored IN
several places. The block has been drawn ont
a couple Of inches but there it sticks. Navy
officer said to-day:
had no idea how stupidity they were working
TO get the block ont until ! learned f a Iary
cDals OF metals show MS that uuon heating steel
iron it will expand so that 10 seems .ha -,
this case that the block was expanding more thaD
the Jacket Of the gun and was consequently stlcE-
ing harder instead Of getting loose Ihe block has
been stuck for about three weeks ana very l,.l. w.
is being done AT the works cXccnt trying 10 GeD
IL out 1t is now proposed TO follow the ADVICE
of an exnert Who knows something of the laws
NJ evanston and contraction Of metals. and bore
It ont. The poor devil of mechanic who was
handling the block when it stuck was discharged.
but the officer under whose orders he was WORKING
Is still an Inspector Of Ordnance Two young
cnsigns who had just come from sea and had
probably never the inside OF q machine shop
before were ordered 10 the gun foundry for ord
nance Instruction" n short time ago and after about
two months instruction were put on permanent
duty there. and now Inspectors and are strut
ing around showing intelligent mechanics how TO
make guns Is IL any wonder that hreech blocks
stick and can't he got ont? Another nrecch
block some time ago was made 50 loose tnat u
had 10 he condemned whitney ought to buy
some comics of The Workshop Amateur" -" Every
Man His Own Mechanic and books Of that sort
and distribute them among his gun hulders.
With sailors building guns and ssilmakers IN
specting steel we ought to have fine Navy after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
Mr.. BLAINE ALSO rs INTERESTED.

The alleged condolences that arc daily published
about his (Mr. Blaine'sl intentions constitute A.
chaotic and contradictory mess OF nonsense as Eau
be dscd up 10 Is quite probable that Mr. Blaine mas
a marked out for the future, but u Is Just ~
probabis that the course viii depend atoscIher
npon crcunst ances which belong To the iuturc.
There Is M question but that he can gn' tno
Republican nomination II he wants IL. but there
n not tho slightest trr that he VIII accept no
thinks there Is any danger of defeat. Upon thi9
pnlnt 10 i fair 20 conclude that he VIII DC hlulo
golicOus than any one eisc. The isepupho1n' """
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14

the ira m Beard - Inquiry svpsf.ssa ~ AdnssS
eAsRasd has nade report h Ne Secondary Ct - Nay
TIE psnss Of whisA have res nsSs pasi bus
bsevv py naval ocsrs in general beard sses
nsd sat result e acridsat snA nas an
ssss Of in the isasS - Ne -
Court Of Inquiry was conceznsd
were not IN the bufidfnG destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
EvBI ssRgyFs IN BUSINESS.

EAsroN Psuu. Jan. ID (SPeeiGD. Philip j. Lawrence
the organ made aa assignment to-day Tor
the benefit OF creditors w. r. Francisco the rhaol
ties are about $50 ooo and the assignee says Una. WIN
care ALI claims can be paid in full Mr. Lawrence Quit"
factory here four years ago put expensive mAchserJ
under contract with Reading firm to handle AL the
srrans made. He empIoysi twenty-five hsnds Inc
Rsading fryl failed to carry out the agreement
OswEGo, " Y. Jan. l3-The fra OF Miriam q SD
btt dealers IN crocke:y AID glassware csALossoa Juus
uents to tho amount Of 50, 737.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
TIE orARRELLIvG REruHLIcAxs " ONO

THE OUARRELLTyG REPUBLrCANS ~ ONO
COLUMBUS. Ohio, jan l3-The republican tacuoh ~
the Ohio senate spsnt all the morning ever the journal
The caucus Republicans objected 20 tue elimination from
the journal OF part Of proceedings had last evening
which was ruled OF order By the President. lac
journal was finally approved by tbs botnz Senator'S
with ths aid OF the portion 81 tao rnenb1s
refused to vote they voted present IN srde 10
make quorum Both branches ADJOURNED 70 Ius'h"'
gaufn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
NATIONAL AssOCTA FIOy OF REAPER MIXERS

CHICAGO Jan. I3-NIneesn Of the twenty-one reaper
mower and binder manufacturers In the United stAi'
this evening orgsszsd Natioua Association. lhe'
have been session here three days The call Ter the
meeting defined sbScts to be the cnrtalssat oil pro-
ducto. regulation Of prices and the fixing OF UNIFORM
svstsn of prces the members deny that the Asssc
atou formed has anythiAg dc with these aattsrs ana
say II Is for social ends only" LAWS Miller, OF AA'A'
Ohio. la. bseu alec tod presidsat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
RssoUIyG THE CREW or 4 LOST SHIP.

SAVANNAH, Jan l3.-rhe schooner Hattie n. Core
from Ciarks Cove for Savannah with OF guano'
struck a shoal OF RsTa bar at p ~ on Thursday.
The weather was thick VITA heavy ON. aud the
cre teak 10 the rigging whence they rescued
the boat from Martins Industry Lghtship Al II
today and were brought up 10 hs CITY on ths 'Ns
e,nhrfa- The xcnasusf and eargs a total loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14

SHORT N HIS ACCOUNTS VIII OS"""V
OswEGo, y. Y, Jan. 13.-ExCity Tax Coisetor Deasis
Murphy Is about 5000 shsr in his accounts VILE the
city and made general assignment oil ms boot ana
shoe In this city and oswsss FAILS MAKING lAe
city h,. rs preferred crsdtsr The shortage was caused
bv his carryfn. along OF the taxes OF large nuDer ot
porsens whs failed To pay az agreed HIS asses ARC
about SIS 900, the city will probably lose hsnhx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
DEMANDING socraLIsrTc LEGISLATION.

PEORIA. Ill. Jan. l2-ras Illinois Federalism q
Trade adopted platform this evening ealliA- for tho
enactment OF various laws, aasns them sne providing
for tho protection of eosperays a<sseiatioas as aus
sinsuisAed fr"m these governing oist stock coaPae
another prsvidin. that all pupiis attending the paois
.hools sbail be furnished with all books and ether sru
.l,s to their sdacasn and srainng nj mo
psnss Of the STATE and that the science OF
h. taught In the public schooa The enactment OF IA"
- ,oapsl the arbisrxtoa 81 dincutses oetw-sh ssa
ole vera and employees Is acmandsd slso ono 70 PssMus
ruttinr children 10 wsrk undcf fourteen YEAR, Ao"m
.n IA S,nss laws. Ut the contrart
ava msnt II The Eighthsur law siss denahds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14

yrossss 10 - asrnsd = TIE pruspsst tha NJ se'oe-
rve Dcsfne that NJ Bfsbo b also iuscrestea IN tho
usttor 20 some extent. and that there b Dcs tho
siishsest chance thse b VII tAke til nontnafion
unless ho b sure b win