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National Republican., 1888-03-26
Lodge Meetings To-NirI,t.

Tie following lodges will meet Tonight at
the places named:
Masonic. Dawson No H. Masonic Temple;
Stnn,huIy. No. -. BrightwoOd: Artncnhs. NJ.
-, iCU; & street northwest; Mount Vernon
RuyHl Arch chapter No. T. Masonic Temple:
Eureka Royal Arch Chapter, No. = ms Elcy.
,uth street northwest
l. q. o. T. Beacon. No. Il. odd Fellows
Hall: Excelsior No. L. odd Fellows Halt:
Harmony No. .. Eighth street Hall, East
Washington. Union. No. II, Third street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
G., \. R--O. =. Morton. No. I, lll9 Pcnnsyl.
yaniu avenue.
K. Of p.--talauthc. no II. Ninth street aud
PENNSYLVANIA avenue; Equal. No. li,3li Eighth
street
Loot L. lrber No. 10. Georgetown.
". II. CHPotumac Corps. lll2 Pennsylvania
avenue,
l. 0.oi IL M,-osagc, No @ ios3 seventh,
street.
LOM.- Potomac No. .. zoo G street north.
west; Harmony No 10, lliltOn~ Hall seventh
aud u streets northwest
L. o, G.. Good viii, No. II. 100; q street
northwest.
X. of Golden Eagle, Mona ch. No. =, 3ll
Ninth street
Sons of Jonodab. Invincible, No. :. Acad.
r'ny Hall, Georgetown.
t. q. &. T.. Friendship, No II, Wimot Hail.
Eighth and | streets northeast Anchor No.
~, Elk'S Hall, no! Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1888-03-26
SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
The Result of had whisky and Ugly
Tempers.

Tempcrs.
Precinct NO . Saturday night seemed to
have had some lively times If the police re-
turn is an index of the conduct Of the pco
pie living within it, bounds.
Eugene Carroll appears first on the list as
disturbing church service and was only
stopped by Daniel Lewis calling on Officer
Boyd to suppress the viUlator Of the peace
Abraham GlascUe got drunk aud attempted
took him tothc station house. William Snow
den, colOrcd. % years old, threatened the
life Of Lottic Snowdcn, aud when Officer
Tranmcll got him to the station house he
found q pistol in the prisoners pocket.
William Paul, saloon keeper was arrested
iy Officer Foley. charged with keeping
disuidrflN huusr
National Republican., 1888-03-26
Fighting iS,e Liquor Traffic.

The Nineteenth street Baptist Church last
night was crowded with enthusiastic and
faithful workers against the liquor traffic.
both white and cOlurcd being present and
lvining in the effort to secure prohibition in
this District. Mrs. r. a. Williams. the Dis.
irct superintendent, presided Rev W. II.
Brooks. pastor of the church. and Rev. Mr.
occupied the pulpit. Speeches were made by
Mrs. Ada &. Bowlcs. Mrs. T.. ". Harper. Dr
stewart and Others. and several persons signed
Tho nlrhgc.
National Republican., 1888-03-26
BujI,linp Permits,

The following building permits were issued
saturday: Charles Il. Devalin. tu build a
thrcc.Story and basement brick dwelling at
l3OG New Hampshire avenue, at cost of
$1,000; e. &. Glover has been granted per.
avenue, between seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets northwest. AT u cost of $500: John
Henderson,. to build II brick dwelling at g!p Il
street northwest at n cost Of $1,000. ". j.
Muliu. To build one frame dwelling and store
ON EruMl BIAmrh road. AT q cost Of Si.Oll.
National Republican., 1888-03-26

The lecture of Rev. Robert collyer, an.
nuunccd for this evening ut All Souls Church.
has hccn postponed until Mr. ., next, Mr..
Iullycr was detained IN Ne" Work hy 4
funeral.
National Republican., 1888-03-26
Excursions to Baltimore.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Baltimore tol
all trains March 81 and April at the rate OF
81 for the round trip. All tickets good return.
ing until Monday, April !? inclusive. In addi
express trains will leave Baltimore and Ohio
depot at and II next Sunday morning. Par
lOr cars on both trains,
National Republican., 1888-03-26
l,Dbbcpjys HppOrteu,

THE following robbcries have been reported
tc the police: NJ. {. Hooker lj:} u street north.
west, Il pair of round gold eyeglasses; Milrred
Z. Guindun. 9!l u street northwest, a patent
globe lamp; and Charles Aigcr. ali Il street
northwest. u single set Ot buggy harness and
an extra collar.
National Republican., 1888-03-26

TnE reason why solomon said that there
was nothing new under the sun, was that he
could not buy good remedy to cure his stub
born cold. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup had not
proved itself to be the great henelaction Of
the nineteenth century.
National Republican., 1888-03-26
Karunn's Tl,autnp.

This week at Kernan'S promises to be gay
one. as Lily clay and her numerous company
e.; bewitching young ladies are to hold forth
al all the performances A galaxy of novel.
ties. including the "Revels of the Quarter
Latin" ""lhc NautCh Dancers of IIerat." and
the afterpicCe, Little Devils Reyel" are on
the hill Usual mntneps
National Republican., 1888-03-26

" ErEGANT substitute for oils. salts. pills.
and all kinds of bitter. nauseouS Liver Meli
CinrS, Cathaitic>. Is the very agreeable liquid
fruit remedy. syrup of Figs lts advantages
are cvidcut-it iS more easily taken. more ac.
ctptablc 10 the stomach. more pleasantly cf.
lc"tivC, and more truly beneficial to the syS.
tenn than any other remedy. Recommended
hy leading physicians, and for sale In 10 cont
and II hotties hy all leading druggists
National Republican., 1888-03-26
Sudden Death of Alfred fl. James.

Mr.. Alfred II. James brother OF Mr. Charles
JumcS president Of the Bank of Washington.
dropped dead saturday afternoon at the resi-.
dcnCe of his brother, 1905 Massachusetts ave.
nle northwest. The deceased was a well
known and highly esteemed young man. had
held many positions ot trust, and hiS friends
are shocked at his sudden death
National Republican., 1888-03-26
Death From Excessive DRINK.

Charles Iimmcr was found sitting in chair
dead IN the shop" Henry Nenbeck, 1884 II
street, yesterday morning nearl o'clock, Dr,
Magrudcr MmcastCr was called and said eX-
Ccssiyc drink was the Cuu~" of death. The lie
ceased was about ~ years old and printer
hy trade,
National Republican., 1888-03-26

our new and elegant line of clllldrcn'> anI
boys clothing. EIsEMAN BGo-. Marutactur'
iug CiuthierS and Tailurs, cor. Seventh and f.
National Republican., 1888-03-26

Is in holiday array and invites you to the exhibition
of the new things for Easter It's exhibition in
the true of the word The gu antilles, quail
ties, and prices of the exhibits for you pass
judgment on. The question is, can we, by buyn 3
and selling strictly for cash, afford to sell cheaper
than our neghbors, who buy and sell credit
We say we We invite your verdict.
National Republican., 1888-03-26
our Tailoring Department

j. attracting UNUSUAL attention ON account oi
the ST. ,uitS and 81 pant, to order. Et>..NAN
Gru~., Manufacturing CiothcrS and 'raiors,
corner of seventh and l..
National Republican., 1888-03-26

For family use no n quarre, .er ,han the
Faust" from thyfon auaser. Busch Brewing
Association, ivy and be convinced. Of
hcc Corps-i flr>t and Virginia avenue south.
vest Phone $500 Frank Schwarz, ma nager
National Republican., 1888-03-26
ANrAr AND HALF HONEST.
lie steal, Bicycle and Then Quit.
the Business.

He steal, u Bicycle and Then Quit.
the Business.
"Wmt did you go In there for," said Oni-
ccr sutton to young white man Saturday
night Us the latter was coming out of the
store Of Noah Walker & Co., on Pcnnsyl-
,uuiu avenue near Seventh street.
II went in there to get 10 cents to pay fora
nights lodging" was the reply made after
some hesitation.
"Am't you q thicr:" boldly put the
officer
~ have not stole anything for year aud
hIif,' vat. the answer
"NhJt did YOU steal them
II iouk bicycle from IN front uf the
signal Office and went to Baltimore with 1t
where GOT 80 for IL. / was never arrested
for 1t aud 1t Is too late now to do anything
with me
NJ the first precinct station hc said that
hi, urmc WAS James 1Iicklc. A charge of
suspicion wa, placed against him,
Is chronic rasc, uf neuralgia. rheumatism.
,r -,ui. where the disturbing cause i Il Ger.
tain acid which puiSOns the blood salvation
oil ,huuld he used according tu directions.
Ihis powerful pain destroyer will In time dis.
solve the poison circulating in the blood. and
hriug rulici when all others fail salvation
OIL Kills pain AMI l. only twenty-five cents u
National Republican., 1888-03-26
our Tailoring Department

j. attracting unusual attention Un account ot
tie so suit. aud 81 pants to order. ElsEM>N
BTus. Manufacturing Clutlirrs aud Tuilors.
corner Of seventh and H.
National Republican., 1888-03-26
Palm Snndn, in The Churches.

our new and elegant line of ch'llrcn's and
LONs' clothing ElsLMNN IHuS., MHnutHCtnr.
ing lutliCr~ and TuilOrs. cor. seventh aud T..
National Republican., 1888-03-26
The New Wraps.

We know n wrap or suit is not bought
under the impulse of the moment. The
exhibits of Ladies' Misses, and Children's
novelties are for inspection and criticism.
We desire minute examination and inquiry
as to prices, and will you have the garment
that takes your fancy tried ouy If you have
no occasion TO ask credit we should make
you future patron
National Republican., 1888-03-26
EXHIBIT OF
E ST Err GLOVES

E A STE GLOW ES.
Next to the holidays,
more Gloves are sold at
Easter than any other
time of the year.
We have made extra
efforts to surpass all pre-
vious showings, and are
now Offering the finest
stock of Gloves we have
ever exhibited.
We offer you the advan-
tages of a FRESH Stock
the products of the most
reliable Glove Makers,
such as we can conscien-
tiously recommend for
style, fit, finish. and dura-
bility.
We quote the following
representative values:
Ladies A.hutton Bclar Kid Gloves in light
English and dark tans and black.
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
Ladies 5'button Pinked wrist Imperial"
Real Kid Gloves in assorted shades OF tals
browns. grays, aud modes, also black.
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
Ladies' a-hltton Imperial" Extra Quality
Real Kid Gloves IN shades to match the new
spring dress goods, including RAINIER, CUR
hlCHHn, POngec, Steel, GObier. and Bamboo
embroidered In the latest style.
ONLY Sl.75 PER PAIR
Ladies d,builon Imperial" Black Real Kid
Gloves, embroidered In hcliOtrOpe white, gar
let tan, and black. superior quality.
ONLY Sl.I5 PER PAIR
Ladies' 6button Belgium Mousquctaire
Gloves N assorted tans aud browns, Specially
desirable for driving and shopping on account
OF their durable quality,
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
Ladies G'button gray Monsquctaire chnnrols-
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
ladies lhuttom fownes Engli.l, Riding
ONLY Sl.G5 PER PAIR.
lAniES' GAI NTLET DRIVING GLOVES
ONLY Si.;5 PER PAIR.
sT- We present TO each purchaser of palr
tl 'IpNts u hulluS nlchtl'platcu DuUOntr,
tAlhin Moor. ccntcrl
Easter Clothes for Boys.
WOODWARD 4 LOTIIROp
Beg to announce their
SPRING EXHIBIT
--OF-
Boys SUITS.
1hls stock will be found fully MP To ourhigh
standard OF quality and Workmanship, we
having made no effort to cheapen the quality
in order 10 name low prices, beieying that our
customers prefer 10 pay n fair price tor suits
Of an Intrinsic value, such as will give salts
faction in fit, appearance, and wear rather
equivalent, We shall show
CONDENSATION KILT SUITS,
PLAID KILT SUITS,
CHECKED KILT SUITS.
PLAIN KILT SUITS. &c.
IN both one and TwO'Piecc Garments,
EONS, NORFOLK SUITS, ,
BOYS CREEDMoHE SUITS; ..-
BOYS DOT BILE BREASTED SUITS.
cAssIMEREs,
CIlENlnIS:
CORKsCREwS,
TRlCOrS, Sc.
Ia plain shades, fancy checks, stripes and
miNtures, $40, So 80, $3.50 81, 81 80, SS, $500
50, $40, Sli, Sis, Sl2,50, Si35O, and Slj each
Specialize pairs of Boys ChcyiOt and Cas-.
s'mcrc Pants, in variety Of excellent patterns
Tor school and ordinary wear,
ONLN Sl,e5 PER PAIR,
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
Cor. 18th & r SITS. NV.
National Republican., 1888-03-26
Fast Black Hose.

We here publicly state that we will refund
The price paid for any hose returned that has
stained the limbs or clothing, or has changed
color in washing or worn IN small holes, as
wear somu alleged fast black hose.
tSigned) THE PALAIS ROYAL,
A. LlSNER.
Cotton-4Oc 55c, GOc, 75c.
Lisle-i5c, s5c, 81, Sl.25.
Spun Silk--0Sc. N.l5, 81. I.GS, $1.9S, $2.4s.
Raw Silli--$2.tg. ~, 50, SO. 10, $3.4S, 4.GS,
S40S, S5.6S. S5.0S
Children's Sizcs-il to ., 30c to 6jc.
Mems half hose, soc pair.
National Republican., 1888-03-26
The New ParaSolS.

The fancy gold and silver tips to the
paragon frames. the ong-pointed sticks,
richly carved the handles in variety to suit
the taste of the most critical; the shapes of
stars, &c, make the 1888 parasol very beau
tirul. Ladies who wish au exclusive style
are invited to look through the newly
arrived Frc1ch nnvelIsS, @aorly one hum
drcd, aud all different. Prices from s5 10
SO each. Satin coaching parasols from
Sl.25 ~. Carriage parasols 81 Is to e. sc.
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A cAnn v,on NR. M,cANp1Egs.

EDITORS CONSTITUTION; Having heard
several rumors circulated on the streets which
are calculated 70 do injustice to Mr.. Cobb
jackson, on account Of the fight between him
self and Mr.. Campbell, to which / was an eye
witness, and having declined TO be interviewed,
for the reason that erroneous statements fire.
quently creep into such interviews, prefer to
mako true statement Of the fight over my
own signature.
The facts are az follows: 7 was standing
close by the side Of Mr.. Campbell at the corr
ner Of Peachtree and Decatur streets, when l
saw Mr.. Cobb jackson approaching from the
opposite side Of the street, and while he car
ried a stick in his hand saw him deliberately
transfer the stick from his right TO his left
hand, and walking up in front of Mr. Camp
bell Mr.. jackson struck him squarely in the
face with his fist, telling him to the ground
with the first blow, and then struck him
two or three times and slapped his
face. I then pulled Mr.. Jackson off
from Mr.. Campbell and took him away These
are the facts and any statement made to the
effect that Mr.. Cobb jackson either struck Mr.
Campbell with a stick or stamped him when
down. is untrue. Mr.. Cobb jackson did his
own fighting. nor did anyone beside Mr.. jack
son strike Mr.. Campbell or attempt to do so.
Respectfully, EDWARD s.. MCCANDLEs.
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WASHINGTON, September l2.- Special. !
General Harrison letter of acceptance is re-
ceived here with a mild sort OF interest. Very
few Of his party friends are euth' siastic over
it, and the democrats as a rUle regard it aS a
commonplace document.
Mr.. Mills laughngly called attention 10 the
fact that General Harrison. in assuming that
taxation does not tax, is opposed to the ablest
statesmen of his own protection school Of
thought.
Mr.. Smith, of Wisconsin, an Independent
labor representative, said General Harrisoa
is threshing over old straw in the declaration
that the consumer does not pay the tex. He
does not appeal 10 common sense at alb 1t is
the talk Of child, not of a man. / feel conf
dent that no such position will be Endorsed by
the American people"
Mr.. Anderson, independent republican, Of
Iowa. said 1T is clever letter, considering
the hard road he had 70 travel, With the
Chicago tariff plank on the one hand and the
Maine statesman on the other. he led to per
form an act which required considerable intel
lectual ability. tic did as VOL as could be ex-
peJted under the circumstances.
Mr.. Hem hill, Of South Carolina said: On
comparison wEh Er ttei eisud's ard cousid-
ering the emporium ~ ho hal. it secns 20 me
20 be a very weak production. Ht undertakes
g. hit a lick M the Nth w'ioh is ualouudcd.
j have no doubt more negroes w % ia elected
10 the next South Carolina Legislature than
WI De to the in- .tur's ir $40 tue states
north Ct Mason end l.Non's line.
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A DOUBLE FIGHT.
The Jackson-Martin Trouble Gull
inmates in Two Fights.
MARTIN AND CAMPBLL cHAsTIsED.

ED1roRs CONSTITUTION: Ny attention has
tust been called to personal attack in yesterday 4
Issue Of the Avalanche paper published in this
city by one George Martin, editor and proprietor,
who gives his address as North Garden, Albemare
county, Va.
WHO IS HE?
Our editorial assistant on Wednesday telephoned,
without our knowledge Mcssrs. Jackson " Jackson,
10 know whether or not Captain Jackson would
permit the insertion Of his announcement in the
Avalanche. reply came that Mr. Cobb Jackson
was present, who would confer with an Invitation
% call al the office for that purpose.
In accordance with that invitation our represent
alive went.
When in tho Office he was invited into private
room and the door closed.
What transpired We cannot say, since we have
not been informed further than that tho interview
was so repugnant to all the instincts of manhood
Shat representative left, declaring that II such
Language to he eyed 10 us it must be by MI
Cobb Jackson himself
Now that this young man land all HIS family may
learn thai we are entirely responsible for all we
have said may say, and that VIC are his equal or
The equal Of any Of his kith or kindred we append
name and birth place that the aggrieYed of bis
nlusrious family may satisfy themselves that our
standing is eqnal TO that Of any Jackson.
GEORGE MARTIN,
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The rIrllt Tnl,cs pInco.

The Jackson-Mnrtiu controversy ended with
nh appeal to arms Tuesday.
Tom Cobb jackson severely cbastisod John
e. Campbell.
Harry jackson went into Editor Martins
office and used his cane upon him.
Captain Jackson said TO q friend yesterday
afternoon;
Consider my situation had seen Martin
H. hts office during tho morning from the
street. | saw his exact position--facing the
door and sitting there armed. | knew that he
had pistol as be sat there waiting for my SON
and that he would send that bullet through his
heart tho moment he entered thcdoor. ID was my
race. Already my SON had rlsked his life today,
and / knew If passed that door that my son
would soon enter II and invite the bullet Of the
man sitting there waiting for him. If | had
gone ON and lett him to incur that danger for
my sake, | should never have forgiven myself
j therefore determined TO 30 myself and settle
with him. said Goodbye TO Hoke smith
and ran up the steps / did not ask any ono 20
80 with me AM l aid not know any ono fol-
lowed me. went there simply 10 sottla with
my own hands with the man who having re-
peatcdlS attacked me and provoked my son 10
attack him. Was thon sitting there armed and
waiting Ca kill him."
Mr. George Martin was found at his home,
2S0 West Pehchtree street. He did not seem
20 be much injured, and said:
~ hau no utiination of any trouble. At
about II o'clock saw Captain Harry jackson
IN Meals furniture store. l went out Tor u
glass OF water, Ou my return some one came up
and told me that the clans were gathering on
the streets. / laughed Il Oh, saying that did
not believe mob would como up that Cobb
jackson could 10 his own fighting. Telephone
messages began coming In, telling me 10 be ON
the alert. Then stayed waiting to see a man
with whom | had an engacement. /
was just fixing The papers on my
desk 10 leave whom / heard pcoule
coming up the stairway. | was sitting
with my back to tho door Ii was itoke Smith
who entered, and who. with smiling face. said /:
I'VE want 80 see you minute, Mr. Martin E"
sald We'll. gentlemen, what eau / do for
you smith st,upcd back revealing jackson,
anu said. NOW, captain, 20 for him. " jackson
M ne ono blow on the head, which stunned
me 'o That ! staggered toward Hoko smith
VIZ pushed mc back $50 that Jackson could ME
me again Finding myself attacked i'm my
SNee } pulled uut mY pistol for self dufcn. q
~ was I'm rubber aoabl.rd. In pulling h out
,pb.leH thc scahharl and ali. which prevented
hle pls.S. iilm working Ilokc Smith grabbed
me ny sue band sowing "There sno uis-1ls IN
this, ,Ja-ksn was 40 the time plying MS
4 cane ! .eL OF DE 1oog. and tpew nothing
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-18
A Book which has LeIped Me

Under title of "books which have helped me, " o
galaxy Of famous authors has given expression
varied, and there were unavoidable omissions.
So for tho purpose of filling the hiatus occa-
stoned by one of them we subioin the follow
ing brief notice from the editorial columns Of
the New South:
"We have seen tho efficiency of the Com
pound Oxygen Treatment ar prepared by Drs.
SrARIIEy " PALEN, No. 1929 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa, or 351 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. Cal, tested SO fully and sue
cessfully in q number of cases, embracing a
variety of diseases, that we do not hesitate 10
recommend II to all afflicted with chronic dis
eases of any kind. Send for a copy of their
treatise on Compound Oxygen, an interesting
book of 200 pages, sent free by mail
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Tho Cat.

Robert J. Burlett In Brookly Eagle.
A friend, love prompted TO bestow
glN upon my little hoy,
A pet that with his years N ght grow,
And be In all his games q 10y
Sent HIM. boxed UP With cleat and slat,
A star-eyed tiger striped cat.
We welcomed her with loud acclaim,
With answering paints the cat replied;
And arched her 6acG and shrieked her name
FIST Spt Maria Brown o. she cried;
And with Shrill hospitality,
Called in a cat 10 share her tea
Next evening Ns she sat to sup,
Two neighbog cats sat down with her;
And the next day third came up:
And brought fourth 80 howl and purr,
And ere the week its course had run,
We fed nine cats, whore we owned one.
And all the night and half the dey,
We hear our cat in constant call:
'Mauc Btown1 black, brlndlc gray,
Shrek in cumminglcd caterwaul;
Maria Nou-oUi' and shrill and clear,
our cat replies, "Maria's h-e-ere."
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North Garden, Automatic county, '
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Mr. Tom Cobb .IanISeon,s Card.

Last week was called to the telephone that l
might answer Eomo inquiry for my father. some
ono asked III Captain Jackson was In his Office
replied Eyes, but very busy" Then It was gave
ny name, and chat would be giad 10 serve hInl'
81 in 10y power"
was 80 Indignant at the impertinence Of this
saudcrer Martin In sending his agent TO our Office,
after his infamous nnl uncaed-tor attack in the
previous issue Of his = per- that invited CampDen
Into my private Office, In order that people entering
the main reccpthn room would notbe disturbed by
what ANTICIPATED would be a stormy interview.
'Ialiowed him TO proceed no further, but said
Shat was not u % hasing scoundrcs Of that type,
and that my fsther mlly understood the purpose of
said recent attack to be a bid for money
then told Campbell that If the articles OF such
kind, in sucha paper, could inJure my father with
intelligent voters in the legislative race, he would
not s,oop so low as to buy this paper, even by 30
doing he could secure his election
further stated that he had lnsued the mechan-
ics and laborin; men by his assertion, that this
Infamous puppy Martin. controlled their votes, al
though the hound di claim it,"
then told him 30 say to this Martin that he was
too low and dirty for me even 10 kick; that had
known before who was responsible, but would not
disgrace myself and honor him by noticing the at
tempted injury TO my father, and call him on with
crumbs, that there was nothing further from the
intention Of myself and friends than 20 buy dog.
Now Nesst. Editors would not have consumed
90 much space but for the fact that under the cir
cumstnnces the public should have full recital OF
this creatures acts and ways Of doing business.
For ii win be seen, that IN the above copied edito-
rial he insnuates and wishes the people to believe,
that a conversation occurred between myself and
his AGENT, which did not desire published. ad-
init "thnt what tr0nspired was repugnant to all the
instincts of manhood" when was forced 10 lash
dog which would only bark nj a distance
The liar asks, ''who is he?' lilo seemed to know
where was when be offered to sell his slanderous
sheet
Apoogizng to you and the public for thus being
brought into print, am, very truly,
Tom COBB JACKSON.