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The Vote ON the Bouinnrer Matter.

PARIS, March 21.-The governments majority in
the vote In the chamber or deputies yesterday on
the demand for the order OF the day in connection
with the BOulanger discussion included 26S repup-
lcans and Il members OF the right. one hundred
members OF the right abstaned from voting. The
papers generally approve the vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd, March 2l.-yirrinia sixes past
due coupons. o+ =; do, new threes. 10; do, tell
fOrties. 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 2I-Cotton easier and
duil-middlng. 10al0is Flour steady and firm
Howard street and western super, 3.3Ia. 15: do
extra. 300s3I5: do, family, 4.U0ai. 30; city mills
brands i.75a5 90; Pstspsco superlative patent, 80;
do. family, 5.l.J. Wheat - southern, lower and
Splet red , ssa; sms9r gors; western: ioS S;d
March, S1ass; May. s9aaS93s; June. s9isasyl..
Corn southern. easier and quiet. white. 81 a5S
mixed spot 55hs55s.: March. SIS. asked April.
southern and Pennsyivsna, 3ss4i; western White.
Hay hrm-prime to choice western, 1400zl5.3o.
Provisions steady, and quiet - Mess pork. Is. 3.
!S Clear RIB SIDES
western packed fsaes: creamery. so.5i Esrs.
"a. Coffee. nominal-Rio carvoes, ordinary fair.
l3al3h. Sugar. steady and quiet-A soft. Ga: cop
per refined, steady and Arm; i3si6. Whisky: nSml-
steamer dull and nominal-cotton. Lid four per
ton, 'j-. grain. Aaxd. Saes--whea;, 2i6,3O0 BUSH
els: corn, 2s2, 800 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. March 81. IL .. When the
board opened for business there every indication
that concerted raids would be made in nearly all Of the
speculative Articles In corn the raiders had good
basis to work from. the crowd was very nervous on
ing the next fifteen twenty days. and the unusually
good inspection. An additional cause of weakness was
the large number of selling orders which came in
nights close at 50H bid In the first ten minutes it
sold OF TO Soc straight May wheat opened firm. at
a. \. and improved to y, but weakened to n
a37E. May pork opened trine frmer but it too was
raided May PORK spurted at 14.l0 and sold OF to
1855 ten minutes later. The May option is now
i9'.; oats. 3oaa3oss; pork, 1880. lard, lbs
short ribs. 1.O24-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21
The New Japanese Minister.


Secretary OF State Bayard has lately received,
through the United States Minister at Toxic. In
formation Of the appointment OF his excellency
Munemistu Mutsu, as Japanese minister at WASH
ington, to succeed Mr.. Kuki assigned to position
In the home government.
In 1869 from position In the foreign ONCE to
which he was appointed in 1858 Mr. Mutsu was
made governor or HiOgo, and two years later pro-
NOTED TO the governOrship OF Kanagawa. In
1872 he became the director OF the bureau Of taxa
ton In the finance department and elabo-
rated the present tax system OF Japan.
In 1873 he was the vice minister OF finance, and
appointed senator In 1875; In 1877 was made
vlce-president OF that body resigning In 1878. In
1856 he was assigned to che political bureau
or the foreign office as q minister resident in
reserve, and in 1887 was vice-presldent Of
the law cOd1hcatiOn commission and the
same year was promoted to the rank OF envoy. He
has twice visited the United States in 1870 and In
1884, on special governmental missions. Mr.. Hub
bard says he holds high rank as a statesman at
home, and predicts for hun large field OF useful
ness TO his country In his new position.
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The original formula for which paid $4,000
twenty years has never been mcdifed or changed
the slightest This soap is identical in quality TO-
Cay with that maze twenty years
II contains nothing that injure the finest fabric.
1tbrigktens colOrs and blezches whites.
Itwsshes tanneis and blankets other soap in
tie world does-wI;hout shrinking them soft
sLQ "a lite sild like
READ THIS TWICE
There IL great saving Of time of labor Of SOAP, Of
fe and Of the fabric where Dobbins Electric Soap
ised according to directions
Che trial will demonstrate Its great merit twill
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Like all best things 1t Is extensively initiated and
eOuntsr1eited
pEwARE OF INVITATIONS
Insis, uron DoBBINs' Electric Don't take Mag
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Other fraud siEpy because IT cheap They viii rum
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21

4 NEW YORK, March 21.-A new syndicate OF bank
ers,which IS understood to include Drexel, Morgan
Co., has purchased the So 600, 900 Rock Island
/ per cent bonds, which the German syndicate I'M
dertook 10 market, but failed to do So The price
paid was about 102x and interest, about per
| cent lower than the price fixed by the old syndi-
Il cate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to COrson and Mccartney. 14lS street.
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w hen baby vac sief. ~ rave her csssorial
When shs w.s child. abs cried for csssoria
When she became Miss. she chung to C..tor,a.
When ale bad Children. She gave thsn Czssoria
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGlGglamS to The Star.
A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT.
He Accepts His Election N q Member
OF the Browning Lake Fishing Club.

eeiyed to-day from President Cleveland accepting
his election as a member OF the Browning Lake
Trout Fishing club. He expresses his gratinca-
ton at his election. and the hope that the number
OF trout will not diminish except through the ef-
forts OF the club Browning Lake Is aoout six
miles from Oakland, In Western Maryland, and u
the most noted fishing ground in the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21

Ln6y WanteO aICef all. he Lnon went on 10 deny
that this bill meant suffrage, but he declared that
as TAR as he was concerned he would be ashamed
as an American citizen and would be ashamed of
to suffrage In this free country. He added that in
the present day the plan OF unlimited suffrage in
municipal government was not considered TO be
wise or productive OF the best results This QueS-
ton OF suffrage would, however, be properly dis
cussed when constitutional amendment should
rs the states.
Gen. Browne was of the opinion that the present
ntu met all the objections that had been made.
He objected TO renquishing all personal liberty TO
oonsuls OF France and the proposition sometimes
nearo OF having three Presidents OF the United
States. IL was, however, conceded that one re-
sponSible head was the best form OF government.
Then as to the council Of fifteen, the President
would listen 70 the people and they would have
citizens could 60 to the members Of the senate and
use their influence In the confirmation. In speak
Ing OF the Engineer Commissioned, he said under
the present conditions no one could occupy that
place without becoming despot
Mr. Mullett said that there were only residents
citizenship IN Ohio he had been a serf. and In o
worse condition than the Russian serfs II the
senator who regarded the people here - seffs
would provide the means for purchasing the prop
ne glad 70 pack up and leave the District He said
that no member ID Congress- would dare TO propose
Tor their constituents what they insisted the Dis
tr1ct people must endure. Human NTH thrown
here BY the war, and lefs here By the Government
ssns Of their sisStS In his Cpanioh an American
citizen was the superior OF Q senator.
Mr.. Aullstt WAS In . state OF unusual excite
ment ana slashe0 around vehemently and indts-
osimihately ~. OawSon hopsd that the meet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21

Aa"'A o. C.. Aa".e. O. C.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

II the Senate, on the 18th. House bill 70
incorporate the American Historical As
sociation was passed A resolution calling
on the Secretary Of the Navy for infcrma-
ton concerning the expenditure 81 >r-5,-
90 appropriated in the last Naval Appro-
priation bill for the construction and re-
pair OF vessels. was adopted Discussion
of the Tariff bill was resumed and occu-
pied the hours. with the exception ~
short executive session, until adjourn
ment......In the House. the conference
report on a bill 70 retire General A. J.
smith. with the rank o. Colonel o. cav
airy. was agreed 70. Consideration Of
| bill reported from the committee on ac-
counts. authorizing the appointment o.
clerks 70 Senators and Representatives
not chairmen 81 committees was refused,
4 and the remainder Of the session was
taken up in the consideration OF appro-
| priation bills.
TICKET AsExr HARRIS AZ the Grand
Central Depot. New York. for the New
York. New Haven 4 Hartford railroad i
an absconder. The amount Of his defal-
cation has not been ascertained-
Mn. GLADSTONE started from London
for Italy on the 18th His arrival At Dover
was greeted BY thousands Of his admirers.
who cheered him enthusiastically. The
channel was rough during the voyage and
= heavy fog prevailed
| EpwIx BoorH. Lawrence Barrett and
Joseph Jefferson have joined in the move
ment Of American actors against the inn
portation Of foreign actors TO America
under contract 70 play in this country
; IT Il stated that huge syndicate. con-
: trolling a capital or <S.O)0,Oc0, has been
! formed BY Henry Willard 20 buy up and
! operate large list Of electrical patents
l including the stock-ticker SERVICE and
Edison electric lighting and other inven'
2 tions-
, DrnrxG the heavy squat. on the night d
8 the 18TH the oyster schooner Charles
Owens. o. Portsmouth. Va, capsized In th'
: James river. on White Shoal Lighthouse
q and Captain Henry Beaman and III
J. cook. colored boy. named Ridley wer
drowned.
r Hos. JoHx s. MoRckS. county Judge o
!. Monroe County. n. VI. died at his resi-
!, dence in Rochester, on the 18Th, age
= forty lone years. after an illness 81 ~
lchildren survive him.
= MAYOR HEwIrT Of New York, on III
~ 18th. vetoed bill for $50 for funeral "a
q ipenses u the board Of Aldermen in Al
a tending The funeral Of their late presiden
George II. Foster.
- NINE w0rkmen were carried down wit
y Ia falling bridge spanning the Merrims
river at Hookset. n. H.. on the igtl
Is Three Of them were drowned. and the r,
r. manning six were rescued In an injure
" condition. but none were hurt fatally.
THE recent storm along the Pacif
- rnu-x frnx. (sor.a Mou<1tcfuo n Gan. Ela
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

e.... -. ,cs N session O me iesh
~ 49, uousr. Mr. Hooker o. Aassscnn
....- ,,,ro1ncci : concurrcut resolution pFo
..S,,., 80 : holiday rccess from Friday, pcesn
~ -. until Monday. January !. whic. 49, Y.
ferrrd % the COMMITTEES On usys snu
The Nicaraguan Canal oi was snen t-.s. -
but amer a hour and haif srens !. ~. -
n.-',s S~nese. thc House took recess mill
r~if mat seven o'clock when orsx session
VS. held without resoltA
II she senate, on The isth. bills @ estaoiis1
I coinage mint q Denver, Col, and - uIni>H
anna q the state Of Oregon- we're fascrapn -
Dorte. m. Riddlcb<rser spoke 70 his Ft<oin-
ton q reorxanxc the senate amer me 80 -
January. which called forth encon'uns q tne
presiding ofncer's fairness and imrerusliss,
the resolution vas visnarewA .'.
bin Vas then taken up ana ecu
DIed ne reminder o. the days session
Amer 4 short secret session. Ne senate "a
iox,rned.. In he House, - was agreed 70 lake
~ the south Dakota bill and make y special
c,x,~r Tor tho 18th and succeeding days unt,l
disDoscd o. Abill Incorporating ne American
Horticultural Association Vas passed lns
adjournment resolution - onkinaly Insso
duced vas passed Further elective xk's'-
t,on vas prevented ~ nliousteFing tacpcA
n IRE senate on the 18Th. much time vas DC
voted 10 the discussion OF the question = =
whether 70 hold evening sessions the TAIL
bill WAS then taken up and occupied NE X
mn;nder OF the open session. during which tnre
pn~rs Of the bill were considered In detail.
shors secret session was held for the eonsidera
tion Of executive business. and the Senase.
| SIS D M. adjourned. In the House, -
| Henderson made . motion 10 increase 70
| Clerical force Of the Civil-Scrvice Commission
| which gave rise 70 long political debate
x~hg~h ne state or Indiana came In Tor III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

Proposed New submarine Ieiegr.cn .sns
Acroa< tne Pacific Favored ~ tine 49,
n n1Iaua.

Proposed New Submnrln Telegram Lsne
Acroa~ the Pacific Favored bs the Aus
O. nlIane.
SEATTLE. W.T.. Dec 2o.--on the subject
Of Australian opinion Respecting tae pre-
posed cable from Australia 70 Vancouver.
Principal Grant says, on his return ~
Canada: '.The merchants Of MelpouIlr
are a unit on the subject Sir Thomas Nc
flwrath. Premier OF Queensland. hearty
concurs with Premier Giles Of victoria,
and thinks that the sooner steamship
line is established the better. Sir Henry
Parks. Premier OF New South Wales ae-
MED that his colony was opposed % M
enterprise. as was reported. In secoha-
ing 4 vote Of thanks at meeting IN Sya.
nev. he spoke in favor 81 i. Members q
bis government spoke similarly IN private
south Australia l. no longer opposed " y,
-ince her interests in the transconfnen,a
lines ~ Port Darwin are not 70 sunsf ~
M proposed new rcnte- On puph'
grounds. her leading men and 'n"sr !"
west Australia desire an ALTERNATIVE Ia u
t,s ana Iii the prominent New zealane
ers met are strongly in favor % ~"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

fnxpox. Dec. 2o.--It y asserted -. II,
German government Is endeavo.,A- -..r
Commas the removal Of Sir X. y. At" ',sr.
british Ambassador 20 Russia, ~. r.hal
~ ~ IN ~ Morirr.~ connection with Mal7~m.
RaxIne n 1870 have been revised Mn. III.
,nrrsd mon "a an c,tent thrsf.vs,,rA NJ, NJ,
total extinction o. the oririZar cal. ia
Il Il not believed that thfcable relations y
duced 20 disturb the a1vcn 70 placate Ger.
Russia and England. England ean NJ IN.
many, any more than,1i and capable ~.
duced 70 recall : fs'tnt him Of a monarch
flcial 10 satisfy the NJ himself into hof
whose facility for gettpicuous character
water - bis most con
isfic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

4 DrxsR Zoe prevailed throughout -
Gland on the lsth. The Queen vas delayed
for two hours while on her way rom
Windsor g. Osborne
PRANK NrLLrR. AGED tventy-n1ne. ana
single. went % creek about mile IRON
Wilmos. o.. on the 18th. removed his
| clothing. tied his hands and feet with
rope and drowned himself. The cause -
unknown.
Tnnrr men were horribly burned ~
molten metal In an explosion atthe Edgar
Thomson Steel-works In Pittsburgh "a,
on the 18th. They will probably die.
| THE Honorable Artillery Company o1
London. the oldest military body IN sne
world. and a portion Of whose members
Visited America recently, has ueen az
banded.
Tunrr men. named Johnson. Oaks and
Mickey. were drowned while crossing from
Iroauois. Ont. 20 the American side ~
| the river. on the night o. the 18TH
THREE THOUSAND people met Bishop
Dwenger az the depot AZ Fort Wayne
Ind. on the night % the 18th. 70 welcome
him home from Rome.
THE fate Of the cocoanut vessels, Pred
erick Schepp and Nile. i still In doubt
Both vessels are now nearly two weeks
overdue from Aspinwall, and Il - feared
they are lost, with all on board
ERLASD > fAkkkh srns.r' = ~
Is, 1872. from Erie County, N.Y. Tor muir
der in the second degree. 20 life imprison-
lnent at Auburn prison. mas oeeA -
dcned by Governor Hill
CONVERSION LOWRY Of Mississippi had
NO Official adyices. up 70 the 18th. 81 the
Wahalak tragedy. The report that the
military had been ordered out i altogether
! untrue.
! MGR. KIRBY telegrapns " AFeno.sn \,
Walsh. az Dubi1n- from nohes 'n.' -
story that the Pope refused $3.50 4.
liquaries sent g him ~ an iri~n ~ 80 =
, an impudent fabrication
. Owing 20 fears that tne ranana -. y
: Company's dimcuities may s,ee 80 =
disorders ON the i<tnmus, ING te-- ral - -
r ernment mas decided - Sen. 80.
war 70 Colon 70 p.otres riS n
Al = NOTABLE result o. INC lan..l,A 49, -,
collapse i tnat potn IN fa'S -. - 80
French provinces al tne anke. 80 $500; -.-
poinment q the investors q 49,
!, against the Chamber 81 pepu,a- -
/. sympathy Is extenuea 70 -, =. .sP. =.
AT small place cslisu .aln, ST. - -
4 northwestern part q Seu.aska- s'srs'
Mead snot ms WE uear ~,' 1870 ~.
on the lstn' ana tnen kiiisu nI'--s. - -
mesuc uiIncu,,'es 80 ~ 80 =
: had four smaii eniiofen' r,.-,.
The wen-kno"n e~- $3.50 80. I.
Rodgers. VINO mas oesn ioI S,'u1 ~ -.
!. nned 70 Ms peu ~ Snrsaeo ~ a. ~
non- deu on TOT, no 49, - :
r night OF the 18TH ne was ON nAs ~
!, Philadelphia In search OF q less rigor.u
climate Accompanying inim 80
RR0RFr<. n#rIE< kUUMM ~ MIkNAE NHE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

Marenrrs Mather :" I'e He.sFs ~. n
NV YoRK. Dec. 1a.--Judge Andrs~S.s !.
~ suureme Court, yesterday, render'.v !
decision favorable 10 Manager Jam Z,
Hill N his breach Of contract sun aea, Uni
Margaret Mather. Judge Andrews ~.
giant the Injunction restraining
Mather from acting under any c'nel ,''. M
arement than Hills, but in view =, NV
fact that the injunction will pe !" N.
iittIe benefit TO Hill and might graz ~; u
;rre Miss Mather. II put into opera ''','
now N the middle OF the dramatic .s u, n
4 stay q proceedings will be gram ,,,',,,, N
Al TIE general term can decide up w
appeal from this decision
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

TN President, on the 18th, approved tns
- makinr defciency appropriation fol
the contingent expenses Of the House y
Representatives
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

Two persons narrowly escaped lynchine
An Paris. on the 18th, for spreading raise
rumors concerning the affairs OF me ran
ANA Canal Company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

REV. On. B. CosrA, rector Of tne cnurcn
~ a. John the Evangelist, New York, ue-
nounces the Sunday newspaper as tns
modern anti Christi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

rHr London Duly Ne,es regards the de-
feat OF the Liberal candidate at Coicnes-
ter as serious, and expresses the opin-
ion that it will check the tide OF victory
lately flowing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

ruxRr Is considerable excitement At
Glens Falls. n. ", over the discovery %
silver bearing lodges ia the town. Claims
are being filed rapidly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

NAxME OurRKY, formerly Minister
from France 10 the United States, has re-
tired 70 his villa at Cannes, with Nine
Outrev. who is an American.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

--sMr. Simpkins.' said the editor
Or the Laundrymcn's Trade Gaxoo 70
his able assistant, ''you will please re-
member in writing up your local re-
views that Mr.. Henry Bunjcs u tho
'affable. talented and genial proprietor
Of the Bunjcs Steam Cleaning Depot,
until we find out whether he Is going
70 renew his advertising contract. II
he doesn't. we are prepared praise Be
unto Jehovah!--to tell his customers
the name Of the individual who II using
his tubs on contract 70 wash the
towel Of six 81 the leading printing
Offices in this city"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

AoArHKRrxG Of 100 millers, represent
ing the largest milling concerns in the
Southwest. Northwest and Southeast, met
al Milwaukee. wis. ION the 18th, for the pur-
pose Of considering measures TO lower the
present output Of -four.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

TIM National Exposition at Augusta,
Ca. closed on the 18TH The valedictory
was delivered by General G. A. Evans,
and the response by Lester +. Hickok. Of
Boston. There was q grand pyrctechnic
display and much enthusiasm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

Mr.. TRouP, the transport onicer cf the
Stanley expedition, says that there was
not a single Snider rifie nor any ammuni-
ton for that kind Of rifie IN the "hoie
caravan when il left vambuga.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

II Is said in the lobby Of the British
House Of Commons, and Is quite generally
believed. that Mr.. William Henry smith
has made his last appearance IN the House
A. the leader OF the government party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

GENERAL BouLAxGER says that General
Sheridan was his ideal Of cavalry Gen
eral. He also speaks enthusiastically Of
Generals sherman and Mcdowell, and OF
the memories OF his trip 70 the United
States in 1851.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

GRoss frauds in the count OF the vote
FOR mayor OF San Francisco, az the recent
election, are being unearthed by the re-
count demanded BY the defeated anti
Chinese candidate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

RIM. HALL, nephew Of Senator Col.
Quit, Of Georgia, recently appointed
Government inspector Of surveys az Den
YER, Col. was arrested in that city, on the
18th. for selling railroad passes and ''beat'
in0'' hotels out OF board bills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

FIVE applicants had already appeared
for appointment as Judge q the Federal
Court for the district OF Florada, made
vacant by the death Of Judge Thomas set
tie. less than two weeks ago, up TO the lstn'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

MEMORIAL services for the late General
Philip n. Sheridan were held in fremont
Temple, on the 18th, under the auspices Of
the city OF Boston. They we're very SIM
Die. General r. A. Walker delivered the
eulOgy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

A coLoRED preacher, named H. F. Lee,
en- route from Pennsylvania 20 Augusta.
Ca, 70 accept . call TO the pastorate Of
the colored church there, was rudely
awakened. when near Madison, Ga, on
the 18th. by half q dozen white men, and
made 10 vacate his berth in the sleeping
car
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

How. Edwin sALrER, the first Free-Soil
member Of the New Jersey Legislature for
Ocean County, died at Forked River, y.
J.. on the 18TH During the war ne was
the washington correspondent for several
nowxuapers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

THE new warehouse TO be erected on
State street, Boston, will cover the site OF
the noted old Bunch Of Grapes tavern, one
Of the most historic spots in Boston. Il
existed - early - lsl2. Il was there that
Washington. Hancock, Lafayette and
Others made their headquarters at various
times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

AMONG the distinguished persons grant
ed audiences with the Pope, on the istn'
were Bishops Keane. OF Richmond va,
and McQuaid, Of Rochester, n y, ana
M. Charles A. Dana, OF New York Clty