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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24
MORE NEWS FROM STANLEY.
Tie Met Emin About Jan. go, and Both
Are Now at Aruwhimi.

lie Met Emin About Jan. 20, and Both
Are Now at Aruwhimi
ZANZIBAR, Dec. pa messenger dis
patched to the interior in October sends
dispatch saying that Stanley met Emin at
Wadeai about Jan. 90 Stanley had with
him $50 men and an abundance of stores,
Emin at that time was suffering severely
from an affection of the eyes After Stan
ley's arrival Emin, replying TO a message
from the mahdi, wrote to the Prophet say
ing: Before l evacuate must wait for the
mahdi to prove his claim 10 the province
Emin told Stanley that he did not desire 10
leave About the end Of April, when the
traders left Wade.ai, Stanley became
anxious to receive news of his rear guard on
the Aruwhimi and was arranging TO send a
detachment in search of the party. With the
traders Stanley sent couriers with news for
Europe
BRUssELs. Dec. 2S.-King Leopold has re-
ceivcd from st. Thomas telegram confirm
ing the arrival Of Stanley and Emin at
Aruwhimi
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24

NEW York. Dec 24-Rheinbolt Graus
and John Nobel. employees OF Valentine
Laur's beer brewery. at SD West Forty
first street. r. severely burned about the
face and holy while vanishing the inside Of
q large beer vat Lighted candles, which
the men bad 81 on the foor OF the vat, were
accidentally overturned and SET fire to the
varnish la moment the vat was a mass OF
fame. and before the men could be rescued
they were almost incinerated The fire was
extinSui>hsi before any other serious damage
srss d,,ass.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24
Two Fxrlosions Followed by Fsre.

LAWRENCE, Mas, Dce g--The Lawrence
Enamei Bobbn Company's works were Co
tally destroyed by fire. There was an ex-
plosicn, followed soon afterward by another,
and the flames uurst out and spread rapidly.
The emp oyes had barely time 10 escapa
Aeighboring houses caught fire, but were
sosn extinguished- The cause Of the expo
sion is unknown. Nearly all Of the help vsarv
gut and bruised hy the cunzfssfuK The
tvsna RS = hetssesd eloygUe and SSJ.001
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24

SUAKnE. Dec 2A-Gsn. Grenfell reviewed
the troops in his command He afterwards
addressed them, praising them for the bravery
they had shown in battle. He also read dis
patches from Mr.. Stanhope, secretary of
war, the Duke OF Cambridge and the queen,
congratulating them ON the victory. The
troops enthusiastically cheered the general
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24

BERLIN, Dec pa man signing himself
s'Jack the Ripper wrote letter to the
police here LAST week stating his intention to
slaughter fifteen Berlin women in the same
manner as those murdered in Whitechapel,
and 70 put 10 the test the Wanted ingenuity
Of the Prussian detectives, who are making
strenuous Efforts to discover the writer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec 24-The railway friends
and comrades OF Henry Monett, late gen.
sral passenger agent of the New York Cen
tral and Hudson River railroad, have sue
eeeded in raising an amount sufficient to
eancel tbs mortgage remaining unpaid on
his home in Brooklyn at his death, and have
forwarded the mortgage Cancelled and fully
paid to his widow and her children as q
Christmas offering.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24

CHICAGO. Dec 24-The injunction re-
straiuisg poiice interference with the Mitch
ell-Kilrain b king exhibitions was dissolved.
and superintendent Of police Hubbard, says
he win arrest Mitchell and Kiirain for viola
tipg the law the two nights they gave exhi-
l1hps, after TIE fijunktaOn prevented the
p5lieo interfering.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24
osman Dlgna,s Letter a trick.

LONDON, Dec 4-Sir Francis de Winton,
president OF the Emin relief committee, in an
Interview stated that he did not believe that
Henry NJ Stanley and Emin Bey had been
captured, and that he momentarily expected
a telegram from Stanley. He declared
Osman Digna's letter was trick, which had
failed OF its purpose
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24

PESrH, Dec 2A-It is stated here that
King Milan. Of Servia. has concluded an
alliance with Russia, and intends to form q
radical cablnes in compliance with tine de-
naanss az The ear.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 2.-James War
ner was shot and killed by his son John, at
their home near here. The men, who are
woodchoppers. had quarrsled over some
trivial matter. when the father attempted to
strike his son with an AZ, when the latter
not the old man dezn fHe murderer Nas
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-24
HEALTH IS WEALTH !

DIR. Il. g. Vests Nerve and Bra u1rstsrt
mcnt, a guaranteed SPECIFIC 1or = Seus-
eia. Headache. Nervous Prostratioynn cesstslpss
the use of alcohol or tobacco. wa min =
Mental Depression. Softness 81 the , b.s b.
sulting in insanity and leading 70 ~, psrss
cav and death. Premature Old az. oinbIf
mess. Loss of rover in either sex. lnV 90 oTsr
Losses and sperrlatorIhGa caus'9 e re =
exertion OF the brain. self-abuse ~ monitii
diligence Each box contains OH for -
statement. $108 box, or SIX bo lI e1riee-
We &c GUARANTEED SIX Box ls;ir,
To cure any case With each oIue nritb 81
BIZ us for six boxes, accompanied wen Ven ~
we will send the purchaser our 49, W 'ssssrstls.
amtee to refupd the money Y RE,sTrSE =.
qee ngs erIW egEe. gla Esbth N
EstbssI IN III ISAAp6ITad !"
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First Publication April p. Ia&e, !

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FIRST PUBLICATION APRIL. 27; Sss.
Frauk Holmes and J. w. Small
will take notice that V. H. Branch,
as plaintiff did, on the Goth day Of
April, 1888, file his petition in the
District CoIrt, in and FOR Graham
County, State Of Kansas, against
them as defendant, setting forth
that on the 18th day Of August,
1886, said Frank Holmes to II. 2.
Churchille & Co., who daily assign
ed the same, gave 2 mortgage to
The said plaintiff, on the following
described land situated in the coun-
ty OF Graham, and State Of Kansas,
viz: North-halt of the North West
quarter and the North-half of the
Northeast quarter Of Section
twelve, 12) in Township eight 81 of
Range twenty-one (2D west of the
9Th 7. NJ, to secure the payment
of he sum Of $500, according to
len certain notes referred to IN said
mortgage, and praying judgement
against said Frank Holmes for the
sum Of $500 now claimed to be
due and unpaid, with interest at u
per cent. per annum from August
18th, 1886, or that said premises
may be sold to pay the same, are
hereby notified that they must ap-
pear and answer said petition on or
before the Sth day. of June, 1888, or
said petition will be taken as true
against them and each Of them j;
and a judgement for said amount
and a decree forever barring them
Of any right, title or interest in and
10 said lands, after the sale thereof,
will be rendered against them, and
ordering said land to be sold to
satisfy any sum found to be due
the plaintiff upon said notes and
mortgage.
Y. H. BRANCH Plaintiff.
BY his Atty, G. ". Smith.
Attest-J. r.. Hawkins,
Clerk District Court.
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FIRST PUBLICATION APRIL 27, 1883.
Zachary 7. Simpson will take
notice that The Security Invest
ment Company as plaintiff did, on
the Goth day Of April, 1888, file his
petition in the District Court, in
and for Graham County, State of
Kansas, againt them as defendants,
setting forth that on the 18th day
January, 1887, said Sachary I.
Simps on gave a mortgage to the
said plaintiff, on the following de-
scribed and sitnated i'll the county
of Graham and State of Kansas,
viz: The South East / of Section
twenty four (24) township nine (9)
South Of Rauge tWenty-four (24
west Of the 9th ?. NJ, to secure the
payment Of the sum of 67.50,
according to ten certain notes re-
ferred to in said mortgage, and
praying judgement against sad
Zachary I. Simpson, defendant,
for the sum of SGT so, now claimed
to be due and nnpald' with interest
at II per cent. per annum from
January, 10Th, 1887, or that sail
premise may be sold to pay the
same.
Now said defendant, Zachary t
Simpson is hereby notified that he
musr appear and answer said petit
ion on or before the 8th day Of June
1888, or said petition will be taken
as true against them and each of
them; and a judgement for said
amount, and a decree forever bar
ring them of any right, title or in
terest IN and to said lands, after
the sale thereof, Will be rendered
against them, and ordering said
lands to be sold to satisfy any sum
found to be due the plaintiff upon
said notes and mortgage.
The SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY.
By its Atty, G. ". Smith.
Attest. r. Hawkins,
Clerk District Court.
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Our young law firm, Lowery &
Lght'oot extends their practice
over in Rocks county as far south
rs Cresson. We are fearful they
are gong beyond their limit and to
Iar away from their place Of retreat.
We understand the G. Devannv,
but better known as the Wild Irish
man got his eye blacked a short
lime ago. A mysterious case. Per-
haps his legs could not get up sufi-
cent steam and he few the track and
came in contact with a long necked
"B. B." Figure it out to your
own satisfaction.
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-05-11
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First publication April 27, 1885

First publication Aprll ~, 1906
Robert w. Shaw, Emma B, Shaw
and J. W. Small, will take notice
that V. H. Branch, as plaintiff did,
on the Goth day of April 1888, file
his petition in the District Court, in
and for Graham County, State of
Kansas, against them as defendants
setting forth that on the 1st day Of
December, 1885, said Robert w.
Shaw and Emma B. Shaw gave a
mortgage to H. G. Churchill & Co.,
who assigned the same to the said
plaintiff, on the following described
land situated in the Coun>y of Gra-
ham and State of Kansas, viz: The
west half u of the northwest quar-
ter / and north half y of the south
west quarter III Of Section One O
Township Seven, (7) south, Of Range
Twenty-four (24) west of the 9th 7.
NJ, to secure the payment Of the
sum of $1,000 according to ten GER
tain notes referred to in said mort
gage and praying judgement against
said Robert ". Shaw and Emma B.
Shaw for the sum of $4,000 now
claimed to be due and unpaid, with
interest at Il per cent. per annum
from December 1st, 1885. or that
said premisis may be sold to pay
the same.
Now said defendants Robert ".
Shaw. Emma B. Shaw and J. ".
Small are hereby notified that they
must appear and answer said peti-
ton Oh or before the 9Th day of
June, 1888, or said petition Will be
taken as true against them and
each OF them; and 4 judgement for
said amount, and a dtree forever
barring them If any right, title or
| interest in and to said lands, after
| the sale thereof, viii be rendered
against them, and ordering said
lands to be sold to satify any sum
found to be due the plaintiff upon
said notes and mortgage.
Y. II. Branch, Pl'f,
BY his Atty, G. w. SMITH.
| Attest. j. +. Hawkins, Clerk Dist.
Court.
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State Of Kansas, Graham county, SIS:
|, 5. G, Wilson, Treaaurer Of Sra
ham cou nty, Kansas, do Solemnlv
swear that the above statement is true
and correct, to the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief, G. Wilson
| hereby certify that the foregoing
statement was subscribed and sworn
to before me and in my presence by
the above named this first day of May
1898. s. WanWyck,
Probate Judge.
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NohceIs hereby given that The fol
owing named warrants are called in
i2f snal payment and interest will
cease thereon from and after this date
p-wlt--April 30th, 1888.
rs. 10 1885 In fovor Of da May Tillotson : eco
- 70 1886 in favor OF Harrison Turner, 4SG0
- 10 l439in favor Of Samuel Stevens for Cos
10 lao in favor or Hambleton Wood
ruff Y company, 3531
IL No l44l In favor Of F ] Welty for goo
L - 10 l4i2 in favor Of II s Howard for goo
- ! ~ l443 in favor OF A b Juue for "a I'd
i ~ 10 l444 IN favor Of Sanford for 102 90
! III No l44S in favor OF d Wilkinson for 1850
il II l449 in favor Of ID wilkinson for Go 90
:. M 1853 In favor Of G 1orge q Golding for 90
4 n A454 in favor Of NJ Sttt for SEQ
j. 70 1850 in favor Of Stevens for 80
80 s 70 l46e IL favor of Eichman for goo
= II ~ l4s0 IN favor Of Sylvester Shearer for $50
60 ~ 1880 In favor Of @ Nevins for l2 90
~ 1851 in FL Welty 1890
~ i4S2 III william Kirtley II 70
n i4Sti = Thomas johnson for II 50
u ~ l4S4l.l /" Clinton bradford !. 1l4o
.'9 lis5 II favor of. william stratch Cor 1900
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-05-11
FINAL TAX NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given, that
unless the following tracts Of land
and town lots situated in Graham
county. Kansas, are redeemed on
or before the lst day Of September,
A. D., 1888, they Will be conveyed
to the purchaser as the time allow
ed for'their redemption will have
then expired.
Name of owner, Collins and Pat
terson, description, s-w and S ne
s-W s. -8-23, amount to redeem
S14.26. Alex Tyler, s-w / 31-t
"a, amount to redeem $40.26.
S. G. WILSON,
Treasurer Of Graham county.
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OUR TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
CEN. BEN HARRISON,
Of Indiana.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
GENERAL CARR,
Of New York.
DrrARTERLY REPORT OF COUN-
TY TREASURER.

Quarterly statement Of s. g. Wilson
r,ounty Treasurer Of Graham county,
Kansas. Showing the balance II hi@
hands for the quarter endlng, April
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-05-11

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.
First publication May Is. 1888.
D. L. Knight, plaintiff,
VS..
William Sanders, defendant.
Before Oscar Talbot a Justice OF
the Peace Of Nlcodemus township
in Graham County, Kansas.
William Sanders, the defendant
IN the above entitled action is here
by notified that on the 18th day of
May 1888 an ORDER of attachment
for the sum of One Hundred Dollars
was issned by the above named
Justice Of the Peace against his
goods in the above entitled action
and that said cause will be heard on
the 18th day Of Jnne, 1888, at One
o'clock p m.
d. L. KNIGHT, Plaintiff, by
LowERY & L1GHTFooT, his Att'ys.
Attest-OsCAR TALBoTT, Justice
of the Peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
NORFOLK MATTERS.
AHxAvY REGISTRATION OF VOTERS Bx-
PEOrED TO-DAY.
Great Activity Among the Democrats
stormlng steAdily-An 0ysterman
Attempts Suicide.
,corro.oo,aepce Of tho Richmond Dispatch.I
No,vo,K October 2e. 1888.

TCorreapondencc Of the Richmon Dtspatch.J
NORFOLK, October 20, 1883.
The registrars open the rolls for revision
to.morrow throughout this section, aud will
have All they can do, a. a rush Is ANTICIPATED
from the Republicans, and the Democrats
have a great many new voters 10 register.
n i noticeable that the organization OF the
Renublicans il as thorough now As usual, aud
viii make all the fight in this CITY and neigh
borhood they can for the general ticket,
tbouoh Bowden will be scratched by those
who favor Williams for Congress. In the
Democratic ranks all is activity IN the district
and every vote will be polled 1t is possible
to get out.
It ia storminp heavily here to-day, but The
wind is not on shore, and therefore not dan-
gerous 10 vessels.
The wrecking-steamer Victoria feed re-
turned from the wreck OF tue steamship
Eureka last night with another large cargo
o. goods saved from the wreck.
Southampton Democrats Will nave a
rousing barbecue aud massmeeting al Jeru-
salem tomorrow II the weather i clear.
Senator John W. Daniel aud Hon. john q
do'ph Tucker are among the
speakers for the occasion.
A o%-cl.kuown captain Of an oyster vessel
IFNII 4 NN NHIAltINA A.NNAA fFLa ~ w '
cide ~ Smithfeld yesterday by drowning.
but wa rescued from the river by his bro.
tner oystermen. The captain Is nov bdd
under arrest by Justice Hayden. Of Smith
field, and his friends have been notified.
The janitor Of the county courthouse,
Joshua Davis, was a~diudgod insane yestef-
day.
Alaree lot n general stores were sent down
from the navy-ylrd last night to the Jnlte1
states traininc-.hip Constellation, now in
Hampton Roads awaiting orders Tor her Win
Ter cruise in the West Indies. The Con'tel-
Iatloni f. now the ouly tIaining.ship cruising
the Saratoga, Jamestown, aud Portsmouth
being laid up repairing.
Dr. John r. krOZier, o. Baltimore, IL the
| guest OF Mr.. William F. Wise, on the West
ern branch, enjoying foX-hntng and gun
ming with the venerable Captain stephen
Carney. ,
The collapse al the peanut trust viii
doubtless have a tendency 20 improve prices
here before long. For some time prce'
have been unrea,ouably low at this point
and few transactions reported among th'
/ c0mmi-siOn-hou,es u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

That LErTER.-Iu another article we nave
told what we think OF Lord sAcKynLE ana
bis famous letter. The New York Wora
says Of bin;
THAT DCCoY LETTER.-Mtni'ter sachNl"e,,
West showed himself to be- \ very sthpl1
diplomat by falling into The p~alpable trap set
for bin m the dccoy letter from a bogus
BrtOn IN California.
A tyro in politics would have seen inc
object Of o pretended Engllshmen who wrote
THAI "Mr. Harrison is a high.tarin man, a
believer IN the American side Of al ques-
tons, and undoubtedly an enemy TO British
inlAests geDerally,r and still asked The MIN
istff for a.sursuce that o countrymen
would do England a service by voting Tor
Cleveland and against Tho Republican system
Of tarin," promising that "the Information
shall ~ treated As entirely secret
Mr.. BLAISE T. too sharp not TO know that
a cantipg Republican wrote the letter TO
which Lord %sAcKyuLE replied, yet in his
speech Of Thursday night in New York be
pretended 10 believe that the letter was gen.
uine.
Again we say it is surprising that any in
tellgont man should mistake such a letter
for a letter asking in good faith for iniorma'
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
Coal and IrOn-A Rustness-Nan's
View.

Coal and IrOn-A Bustness-Nan's
view.
Editor Of the Dispatch: You say this morn.
mg that YOU have thrice published the lat
that iron ore is taxed - cents per ton under
the Milk bin. You ought &C. have added
that that duty is the same as under the pres
ent tariff.
You Nigh. also have stated that under the
Miiis bill PIC iron Is s. pert0u: r~atlr01diron
SLASH: nails and spike, 1 cent per pound,
equivalent TO 81 per cent. (Sce House biil,
PAGES 7s-9.)
Generally, the Metal Schedule under the
Minis bin provides an average Of - per cent.
instead Of ~ per cent. under the present
tariff. see House bill, page o.
Myself a Democratic protectionist, will
vote the Republican ticket II a jury II
twelve intelligent lrOn-men Of Richmond
and Manchester will say that the Mills bill
does not furnish our iron industries As am-
pie protection as II the duties were put At
IA per cent. instead Of IS per cent.
After your Law makes The duty enough 10
protect against foreign labor, home compe-
titiou. under the law OF supply and demand.
| regulates wages. ana q higher tamil than
that would not give the ~workingman higher
wages.
4lI. Dldilts huNW Tux AuAt Wv MiW III
gives full protection 10 the iron business,
charged several days sgo in a speech that this
was d0ue for the benefit Of Virginia and
West Virginia. This is true, but people here
are not mad az that.
At the suggestion Of George ID. Wise,
backed by william l.. Wilson, the iron and
coal schedules OF the Mills bin were made
thoroughly satisfactory TO Virginia and West
Virginia.
At the North 1t is slyly charged that the
Mills bin was drawn particularly In the in
terest Of the South.
The Republican Senate bill reduces The
tariff BY fifty million dollars. The Demo
Gratis have cut no more. The Republican
make the principal cut on sugar, and the
Democrats on raw wool and lumber. Where
does al the Boosting aOout Protection come
IN, when southern sugar Is In question:
OBSERVER.
Richmond, Va. October &c, 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Nr. cAcguLE.WEs il. sometimes called
"Lord S.cEyuLr." We were about TO
.t,lo him another "Lord DuNprrAuY," but
VAIL NOT DO It. DrNpErALY. who causes so
much fun nv his comments upon "SAN's" let
fer. would never have been taken In rs such
fl letter o., the one which Lord s|3csyLLE
answered I'm due form. 1t would be sur-
urisiue even tnc most sl~mple'minded man
e,ou,d fail 10 %rccornize such a loftr az the
oAr coemv hath done
a.. c~t nr.r,n,c ~ rine,y-
'I' "' - ...,t1
nine mcn oul ol every h"n'i'u ""o '"'N'"
receive such a letter. How could any man
d., deceived bv ths following declaration
r....h ,,,i,,rs hos. for v.,r.
- , to;r~ roinr,rl.d A. tlc,
t,',t, 49, o.ad would qcrruc from the act.
b,t Cleycl,nd's Administration has been so
fa,or,hic and friondly toward England, 20
Kind in not enforcing the reiaiaIofy aci
passed 10y 'ongI,-S' 80 s'U"u on ,"' roe-
lIa,' qC',,V af iroi,nG 1h.t by hundred
yr.. by thousand. they have become natu-
ra,lcd for inc express purpose OF h%clpingto
eject hlin over .~''h' orc "'''' w. W u
American l'I"','.u' V''l so",.' '"'"
OVID """ 'u," ~ ,
n'I''''," W -,
N"'"'"s 'S '"' a,..uan
DIS "o' '''" ~ u- c.. o,a,,
"'N'u ~ ~ 80 rn,
q" ''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
Crv Of Distress.

The cashier II one OF the Richmond banks
received from New York yesterday a c.rcu-
lar from the chair man OF the Republican
National Committee asking for money.
Money Money! Money! is the burden OF
both OuAY's and FosrFR's circulars. we
are clad TO know that QUAY and FOSTER have
not been able to TRY the fat" out OF the
manufacturer to such an extent as 10 sup
piy their treasury with all the money they
need.
Here is QUAY's circular;
HEADQUARTERS REPUnLICAN NAL FX. CON-
SlfIrM Avenue.
NEW YORK, October -, 1883,
NV Dear sir: We want money badly, and
We want It Immediately.
VIII YOU please see 20 Il that the accom-
panying appeal is sent out at 0ncet
Yours very truly.
VI. :. QUAY, Chairman.
To Hon. lanes y. Foster, Presidcdt Repub-
ilcan League of the United states.
Here is Fosters circular bssed upon
QuAY'S;
THg REPUBLICAN LEAGUE OPTUE L. s.
HEADQUARTERS
No. 2O2 FIFTH AyENUg. y. \.
Nv Dear Sir: The accompanying appeal
from Hon. NJ. :. Quay, chairman OF the Re
publican National COMMITTEE, speaks for IL
SELF. The Republican National Committee
needs money. and needs it al once.
II O win set our Republican friends nj
work al once 10 secure subscriptions, large
or small, YOU will DO the National Committee
a great service.
There i no time for lelsy, and we rely on
your hearty cooperation. There are hun
dfeds OF Republicans in your vicinity who
will gladly subscribe II they understand that
toe money Is needed.
An remlttauces should be made 10 General
william W. Dudley, treasurer Republican
National Committee, 81 Fifth avenue, New
York city.
Yours very truly,
JANIS p. FOSTER, President.
Here Is another circular from QrAY;
HEADQUARTERS REPuBLIcAN NArIoSAL)
COMMITTEE.
No. 81 Firm AVENUE, NKw YoRK.
To the Republicans OF the United States;
The Republican National Committee Is In
need Of money, and needs u ROto. You are
requested 10 subscribe such sums IS you eau
afford, and send them on immediately 10
General william W, Dud'ey, treasurer Re-
publican National Committee, No. 81 Filth
avenue, New York city.
All remissaness should be made directly